1 20 360 http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-01.pdf 9544da57ab78112e0057e9719bedeccb PDF Text Text REPUBLICAN "B ANNER of the ancient VOL. 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I, 1862. sssas55==s— ■wirrEir e Billows, Jutiijs’ Suiiuss Jirntorj. ■f ®ri|inal jMtrj. in vMuecry, rax one Insurance “* MUod,d *® ’rllh pn*ptoaaa BaacroRT, 8. C., Dec. 0,1861. Ma. WKAT I WOULD DO. OMtfa soreer of Maia sad Burdick Streets. would have sent you. JACOB FERRIS, of interest there la attending a letter from WAR! WIGHTMAN A ROBINSON, whatever ** ' frum ibe gunny jflDg Great ~ Expedition, •WButh, from the lend of MICHIGAN. ICy happy borne, where ‘ANUFACTURERS of tin. sheet-iron and eop- But On High Prices, at the It is a beautiful place for a camp, being on a aide Mil. and perfectly surrounded Of the sailing of tbe fleet, and the en­ gagement with forts Walker and Beau­ with fine oak and hemluek regard, and the result, the partlcnlr* of weather, at present, is very warm and so tint every man who Is well enough to MANON ALLKN, acquainted, long ago. SwtaMBt uf Provisions. Also Notary Psbllc. ■torxtws doors east of tea Baatinp Room. ROBERTA a MTRIKER, W. PARKER, RRTMOLESALE and retail dealer in Grueerien VV MA Provmona. Fork. Urd. Butter, and (WEEZET & ALLES. PsevcisaurM of mortgagee. Ac. Will be happy to attend to all calls u> tbe line of their profession Office is tbe Court House, Hastings. Mich. houses, and tbe camp ground begins to have tbe appearance of a small log house of the land forces, especially of the Mich. DRUG STORE!!! village. But to precepts of troth and right would bold— 8th, you may not be Informed. WiUMti November has been actively engaged Roberts &. Striker, and Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery.— Partkalar attention paid to tbe collaction of claims and money promptly remitted. Offira, with W. W. Ralph Ea«., MiddlarUle. DANIEL COOK, J USTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and Tu Agent, will attend to the colJset.cu of I. A. HOLDROOK, TTORNEY sud Counselor at Uw. Solicitor is U Chsncrrr, General Laud and Tax Agent— lee. serand story of Rower's block. J. M. RUNSELL, PHYSICIAN sad Surgeon. •fare. State street. Office is Rasxll'i JOHN ROBERTS, "DRMHCIAN and Surreon. Dwellingon Broad- wdy, near tbs Conn Houas. JL H. P. CHERRY, OTART PUBLIC and Con»er«ncer, will a ten*l lo all business entrusted lo bin with N [. NEVINS, B. C. PRINDLE, EDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Public, Gen­ eral Land and Tas A grok Will be found in DAJVIKL STRIKER, 1UNTT CLIH, Notary Public. and General H. COOK, K. N. SHELDON, ATTORNEY, Cwsnswlor st ■AMMON SMITH, We have not had any thing yet that looks like winter. Fur the last three weeks we have not had a storm of in any kind, and there has been uo frost; it. building fortifications, store bouses, shop* In boxes cun- the same night eight barges were filled with boxes, which were conveyed to Woolwich for shipment to Canada, Qua- conveyed by steam lugs to the mvata! Government depots, where orders bad been received to forward without delay ev|ry kind of defensive miseile. Addi­ tional hands bad been employed daily m the various departments of the Tower, which has not assumed such a bustling appearance for a number ofyeari|l ’ •The excitement In the naval circles respecting the American difficulty ' in­ creases hourly. Officers of all make, and sorflb of them holding high dockyard appointments, are said to have eagerly' offered their services to the Admiralty, ahould matters turn out for tbe wonL" reminds us of no Indian summer in old Michigan. a bakery and a dock, which, on the first of this month were very near opmpletioD. The Barry County boys were the first Napoleon knew how to rebuke inaction to erect a cabin, and it bears the name of In his captains., Here is a morccau he "Hasting House.” . wrote to Augereau, nt Lyons, in 1814. The hospital is situated about twenty It has a timely ring to It, thia rebuke vf* new and most complete assortment of rods in the rear of the regiment, on a military inertnasa. and might with alight small rise of ground, tbe small pine and change be written to some of our CWfl Camp Micbxoaf. Va., Dee 18. DBIGS AND MEDICINES, hemlock bring »'> thick around it, that it Generals; Fnraso Navins—Sr:—I had Intended is almost impossible for the wind to get “What!Six hours after receiving the through. The tented is heat by a large first troops from Spain you are not In B Rheae, Baral«< FHaM, 1 bars the best excuse in the world for an arch which runs the whole length. Over the field! Six hours oflreet is quite TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. apology,it was because there wasuothiug the mouth of the arch, is a brick oven, •nougb for them. I conquered at Nsagis we find very handy io baking for the riak. with the brigade of dragoons. coming new to write, and I did not want to Health has never been better, and *e from Spain, who from Bayopne had nbV trouble you or your readers with coinhave only twelve in hospital. drawn rein. Do you say ' that tbe* tfx’ tcreeting details of camp life. Nothing At present war news is not very plenty pattaiions ’from Nimes want slothes nnd HT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL of Importance hat transpired since I last here. II little skirmish occurred yestor FORPQSES.ONLYUK wrote. The health of the troops compo­ day morning between our picket guard nnd about seventy of the rebel cavalry. destroyed 80,000 enemies with LaUallflU* sing our Brigade is excellent. Affairs Ibc rebds rode up lo within alxjut thirty of cunscripto, scarcely clothed, and with­ seem to bo rery quiet in this part of rods of dur men, dismounted and crept up out cartridge boxes. Tbe Guards ar« Virginia. Our pickets have been exten­ to within a few rods before ths man on pitiful 1 1 hive here 4,000 from ded aa for as Ocntinck Creek; and scout­ guard saw them. He tried to give the and Brctagnd in ronnd hats, but wish nlarm by discharging his gun, but that g<K>d weapons; and I bava made them ing parties have advanced still further being wat, he had to run into the tent, telL There is no money, doyou say 1— but do rebels were to be found. nnd wake up the other four boys who But where do you expect to get money Farther to the right toward Fair&x. TEA, COFFEE, SVOAR, BPICES, PEPPER, wore on guard with him. By this time but from the pocket* of the enemy!— they come in close proximity to our lines, PRUNES. FIGS; RAISINS, CODFISH; they were nearly surrounded. They You have no teams! Seize them. ■ You in fact, everything 1n tbe Grocery line, such as and an occasional skirmish occurs, one jumped up.nnd discharged their pieces at have no magazine 1 Tut, tut! this is to will be needed for forniiv um. tbe enemy who returned their fire, but ridiculous! I order you to put yoursah' of which resulted very fatally to a party without doing any harm. Our guard saw In the field twelve hour* after you receive of Pennsylvania Cavalry forty of which . «• . —- -----------------mou4 »«cne uuuii m;vr juuirwi'u that H the only tally way left them war to run; thivletter. thia letter. If you you are are stiff alHi the tbe Augtreau Augereau 5m©3dST ipxBimniiXBi If were killed, wounded and m1swing. found a very nice town, but silent and so they did that to the tee best of their abil abil.­ ofCaitlgllone, keep your command. If lonely, entirely deserted by the white in ­ Aid Cooklog Extracts, Onr Brigade moved from Fort Lynn ity. The up. took Lhe rebels walked wn hndiin tnuk their th*ir knap Irnsn.­ ytmr ___ ________ _ _ •to _much __u e__ ____ __ iyears are for you, relinhabitants. The sites were in full possack* voh thk KsractAL BExr.rrr or tux ladies. ths 10 Inst, for tbe purpose of obtaining sacK* and ana blanket* oianaeia and anti ihen iben retreated. retreated.— — quish it to one of your General ofbeera. srasian. and scemvd to apprcclste and of <^r, our eavalrj cavalry being ___ „ One , company d 'tbe country is menso-d and in danger.— a better situslion for winter quarters.— enjoy their liberty, and perform the duty chwa by, they followed the rebel* up and It can l>e saved unl<by daring and alacri­ We marched about two miles down the of supplying their uwn wants and oom­ before leaving them they «cnt four to ty .and not by vain delays. You muathave STATIONERY, Mount Vernon road, here wo are encamp­ fort*, with as much ability as "any other their long home. a nudeu* of 0,000 picked troops ? 1 have PENS, PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ ed. The timber is abundant and the man." They are flocking in from the W. G. W. not so many, yet I have destroyed three VELOPES. CARDS. Ac., Ac. boys are busily engaged erecting log hula country, eagerly enquiring tho “way of armies, captured 40,000 prisoners, token with the erpectation of remaining here salvation,” whan they are shown General two hundred pjeces.uf artillery,.and thrip» Steven’s Headquarters, by the star* and during tbe winter, these huts are of many MOST POPCLAR saved the capitol. The enemy are In stripes which wave over it, where the different styles lo accomodate from two pin any nnr tell how it Is that during full flight upon Troyes 1 Before them.' to six persons or inoro as congeniality names of master and slave ar* regiAtorcd these hare times when every merchant, Aot.no longer as of late. Resume the of taste dr other circumstances may have for a day of future reekoniag. manufacturer and mechanic hr doing his Wh«q By scouting partiss sent out yosterday, utmost to keep his nose above water, our method and the spirit of ’83. suggested. Frechmcn ace your plume waving in tea Peep in during a soldera leisure hours it wa* ascertained that a rebel force was numerous drinking saloons are well w.ts van, and yu, fipt of all. exposed lo the nnd must likely you will find him rend­ encamped 12 miles to the west, on the tained, and even new ones are storting ? enemy’s fire, you will do with them We would respectfully announe* to the nil!- ing a newswaper or with bis port folio other island, and were throwing up a ■Can nny one tell why men, who abso­ whatever you will.” rfi xeuaof Hastiuga and Tteinity, that we intend lo up«in bis knee, writing to his father, who fortification, it la supposed tho General lutely cannot pny small bilb. can always told' him never to return except with deemed it necessary to dislodge them, as find plenty of money to buy liquor nnd honor, 'or to his mother, wboee prayers the Panneylvanta 50th,’ N. Y. 40ih, and treat when happening among friends 1 Thk EimtMotm Aumamkitm or Eu-* in his behalf he knows are coustantly Sherman's Battery went out there last Qin any one tell hew young men who ascending; or to his sister, wbo could pot night and the Mich 8th were ordered this dodge their washerwoman and are al­ collected rMpocting the unmkjr of men urge him to stay albqmauhcu Lis country morning to march at a minute’s warning. ways behind with their landlords, enn employed in the arrqies of Europe, and cal led b|m ; or to some dear friend, whose We are probably being held as a reserve. play billiards day and night, nnd are it is really almost enough TO make one'" Spec-tal sMcntioo will be paid to COMPOUND­ Regiment* are arriving and we arc always ready for a game of ‘poker’ or despair of the progress or m.Tnkindtofind ING Md PuUiog up PRESCRIPTIONS; and any besrt and his beat in perfect unisiun—for one puroliaatpg medteiaea of ua ean r»Jy upon which of.tlrc volunteers has' nut left at. doubtlees to march on toward Charleston, “ • seven up T that something like 4;000,000 of men, at least some one al home whether relative when that devoted city of cecessia will Can any one toll hnw men live and tbe lowest computation, are under aruia. or friend, who thinks of him, and writes be tbe scene of one of the bloodiest oon- .support their families who have no income Herds a list; Army of Austria, 738,344: filets in the war she has so iugiorioualy and do not work, and why others who . Prussia, 710.090, Russia,^820,900 , to him. ROBERTS * STRIKER. ! France, 020,000; Groat Britain and India, Tbe arrival of the nlail in a military iuangurated, and may atone fur her trsa- ,Are industrious and couxtsntly employed, j 524,820; Denmark, Sweden, Spate, Purtcamp,nnd the arrival of the pay master,are son and crime by hot entire destruction. ;half starve 1 This is jonly my opinian, formed from uttal. and Italy, 303.497; total, 3,771,760. Can any one tell bow i£ it thkt a men two things which serve to make a soldier But whether who it too poor to pay two centr a week lue cost of inaintauitag, elbteing, and joyful, save in the first when be expects the movements of things. seversi letters and receives none, in this is so or not Is no part of the enldier’s for a weekly paper, is able ito pay six paying these men, at the low average of busines*7'ho is only to march and execute ,cents a dav for tobneen and segars, tossy £40 per head, Is £150.000.000 per an­ urkcU a Coaossinc, » very superior article at the command, nnd can only hope for ’< nothing of an occasional drink ? num ; but the lass is not to be measured ’ ' Kir Toilet purpose*, for sale by IL A B. by bitter disappointment. ; L__ | that* 'ho’ may r pass Can any one tell why a person persieta A style of lire place In most of wife tents the best—that ia— C th,. rurinrfninAft nf ! borrowing k..»aw.,1.1 a paper, ~and — J ..I.. — asked this when 1 kinds, also Nawararss consists nf a bole in the ground, and an through unharmed in tbe performance of in ROBERTS A STRIKES. to subscribe will rdtrss, snying, *1 have’nt were this mass of labqr prodqcUvp, opening through which tbe smoko is con­ duty, and got time to read it ?’ ’ Instead nf unprodu^’,’’'*The labor veyed ntitside to the chimney, this mode mesa's Oto Lohdox Doe* flis, for median- of warming the tent ia both cheap and Can any one tell what interest wc have of 8,771.700 able bodied men canflnt be whan tbe Union is proven to be pnr and ; caleefeted a* nrodnciag leas tea* X180,> in taking these quseCuss which wo know comfortable. intt/xtrtibl^ when tea-note* of “Hail Co­ 000,090 per aunnm. eo that virtnaDy Tbe arrangements for sleeping are ad­ lumbia’’ usher in another day consecrated between tec oo»L of their liuiuton.vuce. mirable (for s«’ldien,)wc have been fnn»to liberty, then will the tired wayworn hrnuJoncB of a Car.—Agontleman and what they ought to' produce ‘ were isbed with tides whbth we can sometime* volunteer tern hi* footsteps hopjeward, teisir labor utinin4.there is a difliertnee of get filled with strnw, butsoore frequently with tbe pleading couacioune»3 of having edmetlingllke 0080.000 90O l yffir.-.’ with leaves, Umm placed upon rude bed done hi* ouiy. , J meal-times. - Morning, noon, and «t night stead* mak* a vary comfortable . bed Wo enjoy ouraslvea a* well as we can when be rested himself at tbe table, bis uridsr than over .the inark. The .^a<«L indeed. uoder the circumstaocea, thp time being feature ofall this is that ws can :suo no There i« p6n*ider*ble excitement' jn mainly occupied in drilling, writing and sbouiderand sit termination of this' expenditef®- .'Sinca' csBip, occasioned by the rumor* that eating, the latter of which is a great bust the' break-down of popnlar institutions fri neaa, and is engaged in natively. Oranges Mason and Slidell; if this ahould be- the' sweat potatoes, oysters, corn cake,’ eta., warwhiehthe ItepubbcflM wd Demoease l fear te*to«r<tfaiB carnip will bo are found here ip great abundance. It is to lake that lita wtti lUi cou,u-, ar, considerably prolonged. Yet I do Dot very pleasant here, and tbe. wsatbei1 is each other, we may tum|n vam fir cot;think there would be auy jnenouring fins. Tbe pine and the palm form a green solanon from tee Old to tb»W WwrW. THIS DELICTOW TONIC 8WMULANT, among the soldier s. forest an tbe north, tbe gardens are in ESPECIALLY Oes.psd far ihoreeeFflw M —Mmey iferMN jMt'rn • •. - r.a.-.•-1.. Our Brigade was reviewed a tetya bloom, and every thing has the appearance sines by Asch. Chandler sad several other „r___ :__ ___3lh........... oi spring. , xumpocuuuv, yiniru. “MsdJWsd,” "Seewsyps,“ata., is no* saU isMfirumristhMteegaeetoetftMqa-. OJI. ORRENFIELP. ’gHjjrrilaitj. n>(T BECEIYED W® UO»8> GROCERIES! A TTORNRY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. The work, is busily engaged in building log But of the doing* Tbi* Division, through tho month of D. C. HAWLEY, DEALER la *I1 kinds ol Family Qroeerias. Msm Md W*od.B wan, Md s gsMral m- trees. which have passed Into history for the perusal of future generations, you are HASTINGS the officials of thsWsr for im mediate transmit bee and other places. On Monday ■ ere. 3d, would be interesting to the readers ning a atanUar amount of offire-anus, Ac, of your paper, I commence this letter. wa* conveyed to Woolwich, and yester­ 1st, Let me tell you that we have day (Wednesday,) preparations ware be!ing made for tbe transmission of brery gone into winter quarters. We are situ­ kind of munitions of war down the livflvated about fotfr miles from the city of Alexandria, on the road to Richmond.— dominion of "King Cotton,” 1 will venture to place before you. But Oh 1 I would aak that bis life might be, Aa truly and trustingly given to mt. nsxpqsAWTru Msbicai. Darr. Id Rsgt. M. I. Cam Micbux, Das. IS, 1841 Mb. Edttof.—2>mr Sir:—Thinking that perhaps a few lines from tbe Mich. what few, under other cireumstanoes, f Attonray, Conidiw wad solicitor. j. Bvaanx, that at this publisher of a newspaper, has detained Hie lot through lift, bo it salt may— IONIA. . EditobKnowing tino, communications crowd upon tbe NO. 35. The fortification is an embankment, thrown up 12 or 14 feet high, and Is a­ bout a mile and a half back of Fort Walker; It ezteuds from tho east to the north shore, forming a semi circle, and there are to be 150 guns mounted. Our boy* formed a part of tbe carpenter and fatigue party, and wore enjoying them­ selves well, when, on the tbe night of the 4th inst., order* were given for the sec ond brigade to march early on the next morning, to occupy Beaufort, a town 15 miles north. 1; wa* very soon under, stood that there was a rebel force there, and that the Michigan 8th had boon hon­ ored with the position of Advance Guard. Morning camo nnd went, and so the fore­ noon. before we left the ground, when we went down lo tbe dock. There wc pas­ sed tho afternoon, and then the night, rolled up in our blankets in the sand in front of Gen. Wright’s headqnartera ; all in consequence of tho.dock not being Cnithed.by which to land the army stores and provision*, as It was had to wait for the tide to ebb nnd flow and la load with small boat*. We embarked the nezt day at noon, on board the steamer Boston; and arrived at Beaufort at about 8 o’duck, -P. M. Wo PATENT MEDICINES B atriotic speech, io which ho imself very much surprised al E A little girl, retorting from church, where she saw a collection taken up fur sUarfaCthagi quaality Gfauwf plate thatbad some meney on Itjl bat I didn’t take any.” Dr Me toD.8. BARK0 A CO., Ns. 1* P«rk Bear, New xerk. Thd* CsIifortUm* go large piles cm chant*. A foot race tpeft ptaoerMWtly for a atake of Ths coatestanlr - _ . Model wire. « •» -4r ’ Jto whs>H|ril reU .-«g l1* �—! ■ pplkabla <0 lUm, lh*l Uu» Gormmalt ■ BVt ITEMS. LATEST General Thor the Seull St. MDXTOM. It it not only in Texas, - ■ 'ay nr, near IX TTU8, rBOAXX joca COUMX, WITBOPT Gt tn AKO WITH ft at rtntposx, LST U* XXMXW PCS TKCS.T JX GOD, AMD 00 ruawAKD without iaaa aud witu saxly HXAET8.—JkroAcm lAncoln. ' Offt. </ inky blackness, freighted with ominous evil to our beloved country are hanging over us, ready to precipitate devastation, if not destraction, upon us as Thomas Jefferson once said,“I a nation. tremble for my country, when I remem­ ber that God is just" The half asserted prophecy of Jefferson is apparently being fulfilled,in tho events which are now making exciting pages in cur national It will badly require an exces a history. of superstition to see some connection betwoen-lbo foundation of his fears, and tbe judgments apparently, in store for us. Tbe Southern rebellion has proved to be of such dimensions as to be able to defy thus far the whole power of the govern­ Add to this, tbe almost immedi­ ment. W-Tri*. Albert, consort **■>•** well as on the Union States; It oritiolses terribly Drsis’ late message. ry The population of Norfolk, Va., and especially the rebel leaders, are greatly alarmed at the prospect, which they think they discover, of being attack­ ed. They have recently taken means to obstruct the deep channel lo the city above Cranney Island, which is a confes­ sion that they do not have confidence in their numerous batteries this side, to which they have devoted much expense, and which mount a large number of guns. They have also constructed a bridge from the back of tho city acrow the marsh, to facilitate their escape in caso of attack. jgy" Gen. Smnner was very seriously She has apparently too many interests at otakev in common with this country, to hazzard them all, by precipi­ tate action upon a minor point of inter­ national law. been relieved of his command, which has been given to General Heintzelman. ty* The Baptist Church at Beaufort ft C-, is the largest church in America, and tbe largest Baptist church in the world During the year 1800, it reported a total membership of 8,715 persons—most of them slaves. But notwithstanding this, the progress of events is forcing the con­ viction upon many minds.bowever unwil­ CONGRESSIONAL. Washington, Dec. 26. ling they may be to receive it, that Eng­ Sxxatx.—On motion of Mr. Hale it was agreei that when the Senate adjourn to-day, it be to Monday next, and when the Senate meet on that day, it adjourn which she hardly dares to trust to diplo­ to meet next Thursday. macy, lest the golden opportunity may Mr. Grimes presented a petition from pass, in which to crush a hated rival, or citizens of Iowa for tho introduction of that she herself may appear in the wrong. the Homeopathic system of practice In the srmy. We could afford to pan by the arro­ Messrs. Sumner andT rumbull presen­ gant tone of tbe British press, and the ted petitions for the emancipation of threats and demands of her stump orators slaves under the war power. as a cheap method of disposing of the Several petitions were presented for superabundant arrogance of Englishmen; the location of a National Army at Rock but tbe vast preparations of the govern­ Island, Illinois. Mr- Hale offered a resolution, il not ment, and the unusual activity of every '■incompatible with public interest, to department of the military service is transmit copies of all dispatches which land really desires war. is but a pretext *, The Trent affair and it is a question certainly Indicative of something more her any valid pretext upon which to com­ have passed between this country and Great Britain relttive to the seizure of Mason and Slidell, said dispatches to be communicated in ritber open or executive session, as may be deemed proper. Mr; Sumner objected. Mr. Hale said he had understood from the Public Press aud those who held more intimate relations with the Admin­ istration than himself, though the absence of the intiraaey was not his fault, as he was willing to’be as confidential as any­ In tbe Mason and body, that for three or four days past the Slidell affair rhe precedents are all on our Cabinet has had under consideration a proposition frought with more evil to tho country than anything that had yet mark­ ed its history, and that was the surrender of Meson and Slidell to Great Britain.— By doing this we would yield all that we bad gained in tho Revolution, and ba humiliated lo a second rate power. Nw man would go farther than .himself for peace, but he would not submit to nation­ al disgrace and dishonor to obtain aueha peaee. He would favor the arbitration of another power, but if a demand had been by Great Britian for the surrender , Mason and Slidell, war should be de of <dared against bsr instanll v. Hs would make all honorable concession for peace, but a peace involving such a surrender, would be infinitely worse than war.— His friend from Indiana, (Lane,) ban re­ ,marked this moniinb that his State has i now sixty thousand men in the field, and 'would double that number to maintain 1ths national honor. If ibis Sonata should than mere verbal bluster. A war with England, and perhaps with France, is among tho probabilities. Eng­ land, notwithstanding her professed neu­ trality, has been preparing for a war with tho United States, ever since the battle of Bull -Bun ; but we have never believed that our goverment would give mence hostilities. side, yet, without even a word from our government, John Bull sends troops to . Canada, buys and charters all tho vessels to be had, puts armaments on board, and despatches some of them to American waters, and even orders ships freighted with munitions for on! country, lo un­ ship their cargoes. Of the demands of the British government, of course noth­ ing is known outside of the departments at Washington. What assurance the Administration has that no war will ensue of course we know nothing; bnt from the want ef any action on its part, eommen surste with the threatniug altitude of the British lira, tbe country is still led to hope that peace may be continued. One thing, however, is apparent, phich Is, that unless we diposo of tbe Southern rebellion.summarily aud speedily, England, go home after sueh a surrender and hu * milation, it would be subject to the scorn whan folly prepared, will find a pretext ।and indignation of the country. He re upon which to attempt to gratify her |garded the demand of England os a pre­ jealous hate toward us. This fact should ]text for war. She was determined to humiliate us first and fight us afterwards. stimulate our government to actiuu, both ' Let our cities and villages be pillaged in relation to the war at the South, and and । burned, but our national honor bo i* prosecuting the improvement of our Preserved. । Francis I. said that after the stile of Pavia, all was lost but honor. border defences. He (Hale,) would pray that thia Admin­ Layxau—Since tbe above was in type, ! istration might not sacrifice our national we have received the intelliganee, which [ honor. Thousands would yet oome to is published elsewhere, that Mason and tbe t field to defend it. If this surrender, Slidell have been given up to Lord Loyas, ’was made, the Adinimetration would aud placed under tho protection of tho British flag, it will be seen that Becre- jeet from tbe stand poiat previously occupied by our government, and not from Eogfiah occasiont. precedents upon similar Altlwugb the eettisraeat of us from apprehensions of an immediate ttlitlrs. Ifthe Administration at Wash- 1 J had a war with Eoglaod, k vweld be for the enrne cause that had sent one King to the block and another homeless and t«d aftvr VeeJay, W«v. 4th IMt. T>srt»- 1862. given up to England. Tbe official corres pondence will be published immediately. The official correspondence between our Government and Great Britain, relativelo the seizure of the traitors Slidell ahd Manon, ia received. The first is a letter from Secretary Seward to Minister Adams, dated Nov. 30th, in which he compliments the latter for wisely speak­ ing aud acting at the Lord Mayor’s din­ ner ; and also states he told Lord Palmers­ ton rim ply tbe foot, wbrn informing him that the life of the insurrection was sustained by the hope of its recognition by England and France, aud if the hopes ceased, the insurrection would perish in ninety days. He refers in the same note to the fact of the arrest of Mason aad Sli­ dell by Captain Wilkes as a new and unforseen circumstance, which ia to be met by the two governments, if ppariMe, in a kindly spirit. Lord Lyons had said nothing ou the subject, and nu explana­ tions were furnished to Minister Adams. It being deemed prudent that the ground taken by the British Government should be first made knows here, and discussion be had here, but Secretary Seward deem­ ed it proper to state thal Captain Wilks acted without instnictious^nd the subject, therefore, is free from embarrasmets which might have ensued if the act had bora specially directed. Ho trusts the British Government will consider the subject in a friendly temper, and it may expect tbe best disposition on our part Tho next latter is from Earl Russel to Lord Lyons, dated Nov. 20lb, which details the Trent affair. He says ; It thus appears that certain individuals have been forcibly taken from a British vessel tho ship of a neutral power, on a lawful and innocent voyage, an act of violence which was an affront to tbe British flog, and a violation of international law. Her Majesty’s Government are to believe the act was without authority, and resulted from a misunderstanding, m the Govern­ ment of the United State* must be fully aware tho British government would not rllow such an affront tc the national houor pass without full reparation, and the grftish Government, unwilling to believe that tbe United States deliberately inten­ ded unnecesurily to force a discussion of so grave a question between the two Governments. Her Maj city’s Govern­ ment tnists that the Government of the United States wffl, of its -own accord, offer such redress as alone could satisfy them, viz.- the liberation of the four personsand their delivery to Lord Lyons, that they mar again be placed under Britiah authority, and a suitable apology for the aggrcMion commltod. Should these terms not be offered by Mr. Seward, you will proporalbum to him. Mr. Seward repl'ira to Lord Lyons, by whom he was fondabed a <x>py of Earl Russell's Utter, stating thst th* dispatch land ia mrting. «Wont rightly eoqjectured what is naw my duty to state, that Capt. Wilkes acted Mr. Huie’s resolutions was >W over upoo bis own suggestion of duty, without any direction or instruction, oa even fwdasylsjwoikliyibs Govenuno&k would have been ground to powder anderneath the upper millstone of McClellan and above the lower millstone of a quar­ ter of millions of blacks rising to kiss the Stars and Stripes. Thst is tho way to Chicago Tribune says if we must fight England let the Irish Americans, commanded by an Irish officer of distinction, take the Canadas under their protection; and, our word for it, that, in a single campaign, there would not, outside of the fortifications of Quebec, be a single British regiment left to oppose their progress or prevent the annexion of those Provinces to the United States. We commend to the Govern­ ment at Washington, and Irishmen everywhere, the adoption of which, as soon as spring opens, will be a National necessity. PuxsiniKTiAL Wrr.—In answer to ths question of a Senator as to whether there would be a war, old Abo replied: “I don’t think we will have a war With Eng­ land in the next ten days.” Crw> «,u™i Bum, »r JwwIWrt. AMinicAS riaTts a»» Hoar*, •' KW T0RKJI2BCUBY! amswrumitt Tninnwi ii A Hah4 Naw Ybab, kind readrnw, b lba«roatag bri°S .rA°> bo* much of sadness may we resell by thus publicly expressing our heart’s moil ear­ The New Year is hatnrA’s ns kt wish. index, pointing to scenes of sorrow, as well as to seasons of joy. Reader, In _ theta times of war, more than at other Ume-i tbrae are forsaken hearth atones and desolated booses, where unwelcome want, blasted hopes and blank despair stores ef*tMStn.romato<fe, «rk peeWy, tad gwifol hunter; an* fa p arise it “Faailiar in their tnoutbs as. household wir/.:- Tbe noble RtriM rai«er in. bia fool teo, fare whifod *wr tbe todiosi of c*mF lifo in Uti Usorbing review ot iu . FOBTT BRILL1A5T OOUTMXtt. seeking happiness for ourselves, during this new year, kindly, and in charity remember those who inhabit these waste y/Ar Grand InteUMt aaa Gen­ in comtneucicg a Xeq Year, the proprietsn af Tss Naw Yoa* Msaccrr can on^ aay, that it of all taeworte a madret sad non beMtifu! apacialtica in nraTlhful romance, graceful Poelrr, elegant aud quaint Goa«ip, refining Xaowladga.. ence from several military camps, which a^artling Buebov, aad enlwMaining News— until,. E3y~ We would call the attention our readers to the interesting correspond­ will be found on our first page. glad to always publish We are such letters, especially when they are confined to facts and incidents peculiar to their respective M it rira^y nd* etas taopy areoMite euoris. edilarial Io«m awl departtnaou nt the Msw You Mucrav wiliooelieoe tret lo tMal lilty spirit of petrietiam whitb bu marie it ■ u- localities. This is no lime for tnoralizip^i. give us the facte. We have had occasion to reject some articles on account of their personality', and in not conforming to tbe above condition. liant literary reptilatiooa. lUpuyiamc for 18ls Correspondents may also save themselves the trouble of wri­ ting adulatory letters in behalf of those whose services entitle them to no par­ ticular notice. We may have done'some very foolish things la our day, a laudation of such a character, especially if tbe recipient has always labored against the interests of this paper. Our stery.lnitlaVhj of tbe New Tr»r. Is a srirsidid national Kernanee.’ rumtneneoe is the Sew Y«M Misclmt of Saturday. January <lh, !•»>.. “4“U THE RATItESmiu -Fiatjvrtitia. if any letter, laudatory of the P. 8. kan »rust». Mr. j?<ux 0. C. 'frASt.sr, wpl I«ud but wo cannot recall anything equal to printing writer thereof, be sent to a military earmp THE REBEL PafTTATEBR. A TALK, #T TUtrUBUn TIME to be remaiied lo us, aud should the author desire its publication in some other BY KKD PUXTUXK. paper, be can have a copy of it hy catling at this office. The sleighing, noticed by us I pt disappeared during n smart rain on Friday. Wo have since bad cold nights and very pleasant days. An open winter, thia, thus far. with a prospect of a continence of the like. Aran’s Amekicax Aimamao has now arrived and is now ready for ^eirivery, gratis, by call for it. rST’Spfcimeu copies rent frwte all sppItcMl Addre.i U! lilUn and rta>it:ane«. post'paidj CAUUJWKLL. EODTHWOKTH A WBTTXKY IL sxrts & Stiuxbr lo all who Our readers may bo sur. prised to know that thia Huje pamphlet tion of any book io the world, except the many nations as 4 ONLY PREPARATION THAT RM It is printed iu many languages and Mattered through ' THE which has become so much a favorite in our section has quite the largest circula­ Bible. j^he Courier of tbe 18lh inst, roughly estimates the loss by the late fire at • 10,000,000. Tbe'number of buildings destroyed was leu than in the great fire nf 1838, hut the loss of properly much larger. Some eetabllshmenta, with their contents, estimated to bo worth #50,000 are Insured for only >3,000. Many of the fine residences destroyed had insur­ ance only on the furniture. Most of tbe policies were in Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, and other Southern companies, many of which will be unable to pay one-fourth of the amount insured. There is also considerable insurance in northern oompanies, which, under existing difficul­ ties, is not expected to be paid. The Royal Insurance Company also loot heav­ ily. The Mercury says that five hundred and seventy-rix buildings were destroyed ' w. week, all A SuaoflTlox.—The MOPi-M. Express,........ Ni|htKsp«rM.... —*■ YSAnrs nnd forward to the families of volunteers 1 have fallen into an argument for what their letters and allotments of pay. Congressman Ely arrived here to-night. seems to be a Britsh ride df ft against my own country, but I am reliesod from St. Louie, Dec. 27. all einbarrasamet on that subject, 1 had In accordance with orders from Gen. hardly fallen Into that line of argument, Halleck the Provost Marshal General when I discovered that 1 was really main­ di recto that sixteen slaves now confined taining, not exclusively British interests, in St. Louia county jail and advertised but an old, hunorecl, and cherished for sale under the State statuto.be relaas-_____________ American cause, nyt upon British author­ ed from prison and placed under the hies, । ities, but upon priaeiples that conatitatcd Chief Quartermaster or this .DepartmenNIk. ’large portion - i of thu distinctive policy for labor, further orders, aiavdMIy which the U United States have devel_ __...until __ ...................... ..... , such ____ being .ktbe property of — rebels, u_i_ __j and having re#ouL___ _ been used for insurgent purposes. thus become a considerable maratime power, and won tbe respect and confidanca Otterville, Mo., Dee. 27. of many nations. These principles were A prisoner wbo escaped from the rebel laid down for us by James Madison, in camp at Humansville last Sutnrdsy, re­ 1804, when Secretary ofState under Jeff­ ports that when the news thal Gen. Pope’s erson, in his instructions to James cavalry had driven in Gen. Rain’s pickets Monroe, our then Minister to England,” nt Johnstown was received by Price’s army the greatest consternation prevailed in the rebel camp. Cavalry, infantry, find raw, ragged, aud unarmed recruits WaxuALL Phillim closed bls address were mixed up In iuextricAbie confusion, at the Cooper Institute as follows: and maay hours elapsed before anything “My opinion Is that the blacks are the like order was restored. Tho retreat of key of our position. He thal gets them the whole army commenced as eoou after­ wins, and he that docs not, loses. Port wards ns possible, and so fearful were Royal settles one thing—the blacks are they of pursuit that they burned the with us and not with the South. I know bridges and placed every obstruction iu nothing more touching in history, nothing tho way of the fancied pursuit Even the that art will immortalize and poetry celebrated bridge built by Gen. Fremont dwell ut»on more fondly—I know no trib­ across the Osage at Waraaw, was not ute to the Stars and Stripes more im spared by tho flying rebels. presaive thra that incident of the blacks Tbe last report from Price is that he coming to the water side with their little passed through Springfield en route to bundles, in the simple faith which had Arkansas, and it ia pretty certain that ho endured through the night and the long will not return this winter. forgotten years in the banner they saw ; they submitted to be shot rather than go Naw Yobb, Dec. 27. A letter from Port Royal reports tbe from that banner. And if that was the occupation of Fenwick Island by our result when nothing but Gen. Shermsn’s troops, and the extending of our lines to proclamation was lauded on the Caroli­ Edisto river, thirty-five miles from nas, what would hrvo been tbe result if 18,000 veterans, with Fremont at their Charleston. The evening papers hsvo ridiculous head, and over them the Stars aud Stripes specials from Washington that Lord Ly­ written with tbe motto, “Freedom for all, If that bad gone be­ ons, instead of making issue on the Maron freedom foreverl” and Slidell affair, has reviewed the Maine fore thorn,they would have marebod across boundary question, and demanded tbe the Carolinas, and joined Brownlow in The bulwark on each relinquishment of a part ol* that State to East Tennesse. side of. them, would have been 100,000 England. jjralefol blacks, they would have cut the Naw Yoxx, Dec. 28. ‘rebellion into halves, and Beauregard Briee^ote. OlclUfM Ccaual »aflr«»d. There is a injured by the fall of his horse, and has means war. BoM^y nM Daa^fom. concerned either imperfectly understood Cols. Meagher and Ashbqth have been or entirely unknown. For thia error the possibility that this event may change the nominated as Brigadier Generals. Gen. Rcsancraus^ arrived here from British Government has a right lo expect policy of that government relative to the same reparation that we, Mei hide. Western Virginia to-day. Awericaa affairs. ■ Tt>e President has approved the bill providing for three Commissioners from ■ tvT The London Timre is very severe lion in a similar case. 1 have not been queen of England, is dead. the aspect is in the highest degree unpro­ pitions. * We hare not been ambitious to arrive nd all affections ofth* Throat and Lungs. of the ate prospect of a war with England, and at an early conclusion that England really the naval officer, free from any wrongful motive, from a rule uncertainly estab- President Lincoln, accompanied by pu Dahlgren, visited the Pensacola Detroit. HavJJIO to take, WUtafM, D«. ST. STOOD THE TEST W YEARS, well asaupplied to almost the entire pop. ulation of our owa vast domain, Every family should keep it, for it contains in­ formation which all are liable to require,' hi ail when sickness overtakes them and which may prove invaluable from being at hand in season. If you take our advice, you will call and get an Ayer’s AI manno, and when got, keep it. youthful breutr. ’ Baitla Crwk. Mieh, Den. 21. Ho J- . Paor. Wooo: Thee wilLplreae acecat a Uoa U inform thee that the hair on tnj- bead all felt M bead. 5 asks® A continual oourre of acffcntg through BleevteM Nights. Thp anguish of mind which parents experiance whilst wimassing the sufferings I of their children during the trying period of teething, Is nothing in comparison to the loss ofrest to which they are neces­ sarily subjected. How many, In coasequenoe of the frctfuineM of their Rule .uUlr.r,, .re eompellri io p,„ entlr. nights without obtaining an hour's rest. But where Mbs. Wifslow’s havetait heir thick tadl SStwlSJ-i Soornixir Sybup for children teething is at hand­ relief is ktovitable. It may well bo termed a Soothing Syrup for it rives alrnmit instant ralisfto the httie an»rer. It aflbsfe nog arg, rest, bus vigor rad IimM. ft riio oirwe proclaiming martial law it St. Louis, and on all the lines of railroad in Mia- a !• lit New Advertisements. QwttAOife 100 Landa For Sale! & X rllh a 180 Aena, oo fWioo tn, i» JUiUnd ral statement of fiida, and analysis W< f �4®rrwt Ths Daily Auvaansxa has entered its twenty uventh volume, being the oldest aafcrsjw.* paper with the growth and increase of tbe cominrrw, tbe industry and prosperity moi a rmt>oL-tmtr micbioam, ty of Barry, boldcn at tbe Probate Offies. in the •LOW PRICES’ of tho Pknixbulam Stats. Its proprietors are determined that its future shall be"worthy of the confidence and support of the friends of Taura, Jus ncs, Fxkkdom and Humanity. PeUtlsMl. It will aim to be bold and fearless in I Id th* matter pf tbe eatate of Thoma* Dtttln, Onrtodmjr and filing thapsi’t-dtir?!'?.!'1 GMT k SPAUDLING atoiartwill and S.fBflAL W-W. want hot the Rxeeutor parties interested ♦III, by causing NOTICES Wheat, Corn, Pork, Litrd, Butter, Wood, nnd Oats, It, and will make it the freest and best Government the world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and candor all tbe great questions agitating tho publie mind from day today. a*id count; veeba, mixes Money, On the question of tbe extension of Hu­ man SuaysaT, it will atand forth its un­ oo subscription *t ihc^ficnner office. We ©33*7 mnoimOTOH must hnvc it brought to us, likewise ; we bare no lime to go collecting, nod a few oWdrlipquenta will see a Constable soon. IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; riM-UaaxUua to make known to bin fellow auOtf erajthr tnraua of cure. To all who desire it,J be will send of tbe preaeriplian Med. (free ofcharsa) with tbe direction* for preparing the same, which tbev will *fiad a •eac rrn roa conoarriov. aeniaa. saoxcmri*, *e. Tbe end* object of tbe adrerlleer in oenthnjr theP’reaeriplion, ia to benefit the aNIicted, and ’■•nmdy.'as it will coal them nothing, sad may prove a bleating Parties wiahiijg r'^' deet-tm ■VV Ithsnitburg, Kings Cbuaty, Nbw York. I did, on tbe sixth dar of November. A. 0. 11)61, levy upon and *eixe«II the right, title, and inter­ est of John C. Dillln, In and to the followmk real estate, to wit: Ml tbai piece or pared land; eituate. lying aud being lu ths County of Barry and Stale of Michigan, and known and described as tbe east half of tbe aouth eest quarter, and tbe cast half of tbe west half of the aoath eaat quarter of Section twenty-six, (t6,) in township two, north of range seven (7) west, contalntnN one hundred and twenty acres, and on tbe ninth day of December, A. D. I'M)!, levy upon and eeixa art tbe right, Ulla asd Intcreat of Abram 3. Quick, one of the defendant* trautadin said execution, in and to tbe fallawing real eatate lo wit: All that certain piece or pared of land. siSaate, lrjOg and being is the'County of Barry aud State erf ‘Mich­ igan. described as the south half of the north.east quarter of aeclien thirty tb«r, In town two north Come and See!! WE Rotate of A We Draper. WhWi oontrolod atnl ourvd by thwe remedies. newspaper, we propose to ^place the vkrtibkr in tho first rank. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR WICBS. PcmovM the morbid and bilious derail* from th* alMuach sod bowels, regulate* tbe liver nod kidneys, removing every obstnibifon, restore* a natural and liealiLy action ia ths vital organa.— FAMILY MEDICINE, Barry Cosmtw. f Clrcartt Court*—IMS, I Mt. al gs, MW..U7S1 ^s;.' S EETHINq WEEKLY ADVERTISER. DARLING'S LIV ER.REGULATOR HB8. WIlflLOW, An axperienoed Num and Female PhTKleisa, still continue to be, a valuable family present* to the attention of teothm. MX newspaper. This paper has been greatly trnpruvsd uf late in its style and maUtr. It is a very large sheet, containing thirtyFor Chliaren TeelMlmg. six cslursna of reading maUsr, the' vary cream of tbe daily issue, snd is famished Which greatly facilllatee the proccv* of. teething, to all subscribers at the low pries uf ox* nous* MS tsaiu U is emphatically a sure TO JtEGVLATE THE BOWELS. /onu'Zynewspapur. It contains a weekly report of the markets, prepared express­ Depend upon it, mothers, St erlll rive rest to yourselves, and ly fur its columns, which, to every farm­ RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS er, dmmr snd lumberman, is worthy ten We hare put up sod sold tbta arUoto for evoe limes tbe subscription pries. Consider­ ten yean, and can say. ia aoarfdosai wM Mt of ing the variety, quality and valne of ths U. what w. never bate hen able to o^af wuf other medicine—never baa it failed (awataftolamatter II contains, the Advsnthk* is the staace, to effect a eore'wben timely uae<LMBaBha cheapest paper in the West. contrary, all are delighted with its operationa.and rpcakin terms of commendation of it* magical effbeta and medical virtue*. We apeak |a this Daily ont year . 10 00 matter, “what we do know," after ten yean intyH BtmLsrwkk R 00 Jleuoe, and pledge onrrepntetioa for the Mfrii nwnt of what w« here dedtrv- . In almost awn* Weekly I 00 As an iwducemanl to aur friood* to exart themselves to extend aur circuU tiun, ws propose that any one sending us tan new namps 6tr the weekly, aceampanied by ton dollars, shall have an eleventh w»py gmtis. GEIGER A SCRIPPS, PubUabera. SOOTHING SIRUP, LITE HITTER*, HARD-WARE DARLrb-a-SlJVJX BtGULA TOR OUe Stodtey. Esq.. IU East Mth Street. H. Y., writes: Aug. 1--------------------------- --------- -i AND DRY GOODS! Darling'* Liver Begulaior. On reading and filing in thia coart for Probate, in dlordbg -iniqedraU! jtlttf. It U N ■thorough a* Instrument in writing, purpwtin*-to be tbe Liver and biflfou* remedy." last Will nod huumcnl of A»TDiaper, Tste ' Mm Yosar. of Brooklyn, write*: “Febmary sard couutv deceased 23, 1140.—Tn May last I bid a severe attack ofPI lea Thereupon it is ordhrtd. that Monday, tbe «lh wMob coubusd ms to tbe buu»c. I took one bot- TATE OF MICHIGAN,Eighth Judicial Circuit —Ibaraby fix and appoint the lima*/or hold­ ing ths several terms of ths Circuit Court within •aid Circuit, for the years IMS and IMS, aa follows 000. It is now «v«r thirty ana yswrs since the weekly issue of this paper was com­ menced. It has always been and will , ln.trnu.cnt, te Mteh Stei. tbeMiri ■: law of aaid deceased, and all oibw persons intere»ted in too wouldtrarei tafhiearnefawepi qfaiath until too late to arreat the fatal fall. But tbe mother is foreign news will find smple space in our Mvadfietoriky. At atevriw of eoKl Canrt bohku at She office of the Jndgv thereof, in Bssttngs, <u> -Mraiday.the ntotb day «f Die i tn* sv. 1 tol, nwafiM, H||*rri— ’ C. PrintDe, JudgnoTI'nWfc In tbe matter of thi c»t»ic of Ahls. Peeper, Its well earned reputation as .the lead; delicacy, often roes down to • premature grave rather than lei their condition be known in tune, Literary and MUefllaseoui. Much attention will be given to the literary nnd miscellaneous doparmenl.— Tales, sketches, poetry and' home and Ju. L. Brantley, merchant, 1*4 Fulton auwel, Kgw York, wntee, Aegast. 13, IfiW: "I bare bu* And now oonsider myself Znrirdy evrrd." ■ reliable. Ta a snperior tonic and diuretic; excalLent ft case* of lose of appetite, flatulency, female weak, nrta. irregularitie*, pain In tbe slue and howeU. blind. prot-udiDgandbleedlng pile*, and general debility^ READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Hod. JehtrVroM writes, ->Broo|t)ya, March 46 >9*0. In lb* epriag wf I8iw I teak a aovar* cold which induced a viotent fc»w. 1 took tww doses Ad- greatest care has always been exareised, and will continue to be, io rendering it in ♦vary respect the moat complete and Probate Court TATE OF MICHIGAN, tbe unot, cr any derangexnei been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. Armngtncn’.a have been made ensuring for Ahi* paper tite most-complete com­ pendium of foreign Intelligence published in anv paper west of New York, while our facilities for obtaining domestic news, military, >litical and — general, • ---• -are not jr any oihe/Joumg.T Besides I correspondents in all the camps West and South, we shall also maintain one st Washington during the session of Congress, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters whereever uocamon snay require. Thus,-as a Mud; better than pilte, aad raacb crater te taka. S Ptaraf. Wtafinrs. ond JMprik rangements or torpidity, aud. West. With this view an able corps of reporters, writers and oorrespondent^has k DARLING UTE BITTERS Aroderl 9 _yen knew of any other feme* jea •n earth Cmt witl prod one such glorious retails —. —. —in esM eat ids, are required to appear st • Motion of mM Ooart. iben as fbr abure f to W bolden as tbe Pnibater-*- * *“ See sd»crti*em*nL •<f Hvdieg., »>***—— •‘iCTH.iSia Feat WoH’a reaSorwri. MM Mrf M moralor con be rebed upon st Hi gfrv uotteu io thej Jeb lt» uiarcet for alt eases ofOencrat Debility w rfl a> tliote ds-asca which arias from impure -od. It hi eon pounded io a skillful and arienle Manner, and will net injure the weakest, ille at the same time, it wilt tone op the nrrtem ell hi original purity end viger. Try «, one' d alt. B«eadvertisement in another column. (A Uns aw*} It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of . the. present war again* treason And disbnfen.. antil HVAE JUST RECEIVED COMMISSIONER'S NOTlCt. bavleg wasted <»*y. He co'd Estate of Jnekxon J. Wenk*. not rise /nun * I* ing to a silting poaitoin. One PROBA TE ORDER.—PTAIE OF MICHIGAN, Itoctor aaW it wtoa case ot Lumbago, and that all the doctor* tn the world could uot cure him. ssSr aad that he would bare boe« ‘l*'"d long agi>, ir he had not been »o well nursed. A caTlaaitr al llMtiiig*. o» Tuesday lbs inh dv oLD* farmed on the ontside uf she left I high, extending from the thigh to the knae.aad the doctor naid ha' ccniber, in the yeir one thuufA'ia right hundred weald hare trfwopen th* Hugh and sevepa tbe end MXty-eas; proem S. C. Prindfe. Judge uf bone." ThaJtperalfon being aevare, I won per 1'iubeu. -a 1—J -* sal...a la the matter of ibecelate of Jackwn J. Wokna rate of said county deceased. On rending and Hlrag tho peMtion, duly verified of John II. IHHenbeck. parriug. for certain rea­ mbu O tUrain-Mt ...:., ..Uforth. .rll that Wit isitaTqiall MjiiSinf a.U said estate ba gi anted. and that tbe petitioner, David k Hoes and James Fluwerbe appointed Adrainiatrators. think proper > ours, rrapeet/ullr, Thereupon It is ordered, that Monday tbs I Mb WILLIAM SAGE, I. I*, of tbs M. K. Church. most religiously does, that slavery Is the pri­ mary cause of the present >resent conflist conflict be be-­ tween the Nortii thc ' _ South, ____ ‘ and that. it Jervis a feqrful blight upon thexpuntry or.nation seeking to outopread and upbfrld News Department. LIVER REGULATOR by uotifled aad rev nested to praeewt tho same 'for cispiinslion and adjtraUneol to tbe undersigned Cc'iitiiisainucrs duly appointed by the Probate Court fur'the contrtf of Marry, who will meet for such purpose, at tbe late residence of the da* eeaaed. in the tawnahip of Vaakcc Springs, in said county, ou SAtordxy, the twenty-fifth day of January next, and at - i^e hot*e of J. **. Emo<jr. iu toe village of Middlevilv. oa Saturday the thirty fir*t day of May. owe thrmeend-evgtet hundred apd sixty-twu.at the hour* of tea trfclock A. M. on eaehef tho respectiveuayk, above'men­ tioned; six month* from tbe sixth day of Deecniber lust., being the time limited by th* Hon. Probate Conrt.'rar the Anal adjustment of all claims against said estate. compromising foe, believing as It ths last vestige of this most unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. DARLING'S Thc fuHowing is an extract (ram n lett-r writeow by the Rev. J. S Holme, pastor nf the PiirpoM-Streei Baptist Church. Brooklyn, X Y^, te ths '»Jtraniri tadWtaawger." Cincinnati.. O., and sptoka yjdnaea in far- r of that wcrld-rmiqwncd mHieiae, Mu. Winww't Socoauao B»«rr rpn Cniioaan TxrniiNu ■•w* see an advertiaomenl in vour eolnmna a Mao. VsmMto’a SoovarwoBrwnr. Now we never »a>d a wait la ftvnr of a patent tsotoaiM before it*oar Utote* sao fosl mwnpoD-d to.iuAo your out la the eouncilaofour nation, will aava our country fromHS» Avila now besetting ter oij) fwsnds Jet rw vxra xiomt ruwm. tterrtcU*. ftwrar CoateS Win*. y;; DorMbc'b Life BHtcre, rod was entirely rwrrd. J havehad ao attack since." D: Werterveft, tag., of South »tb, rar*th St, BRNHEIWK Stacks of DA RUNGS UVER REGULATOR. admirably, remov CCRTIB A CALKINS, New York, is on toi miV xjdajraqipcr. -JaaM.hy.Rn»xxt«L«_|liiyM|i<>^i lbs e wpuper printed and aisaatadi Principal Ofltes, 13 Cedar BL. N. Y, •m™ deeHJt (A true copy.) Clothing PBERMAN C, rrtsnvx*. Judge of Probate. I- j 14 ATTACHMENT NOTICE. rw W’ » <*■» w> «r*H. >j.: -> G.k.'t Aiaai .'j^klia'M !a'J ’WWTflFfW-t'-e XTVTICS 11 BIMU , IA twenty-first day of I ovour dueetiona, by maildr axpweo, NaeSf1 — DAN*t 8. DARfciNO, NMMhfiM, Nsw York. Unusually Dow iqpbrv- . /Sj^,kn. n, �Bwoonus BLOOD Sarsaparilla FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. CUR£ BervousHeadaehe AMERICAN CXMEST GLUE DA ROBACFS 8C1IMSAVUW —OF— REMEDIES 11 wnx wirasTAtro watek rr WILL MK1W WOOD. Bara yewr brstsa Furultnra. IT WILL MEND LEATHER- . your Hsraess. Straps, Bette, Doote, At. rr WILL MEND GLASS. . pteMesOtet axperote. «i Gfaas btoG rr WILL MEND IVORY. FALL AND WINTER G-OOD3. DR. J.B0VEED0D8’ Imperial Wine Bitten!! rum who have oa< otod Jvem. WaaMtefe IT WILL MEND CHINA. aWKRD a. TALUY. Mau Fts draft. Delicate Females, nf natatory AaHte. they aro valaa- WE ARE NOW ON HAND with one of tho LARGEST andr BEST Assortment! TWevSsrotin ths possession at Dr. which is al all times aceessibts to th* pabUs, .ntoMtobea tbe following ' FACTS: of Thai tbe BLOOD PURIFIER end BLOOD CEPHALIC PILIS an Um ruult of CONTAIN NO MINERAL. IT WILL MEND MARBLE. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. > matter if that broken Pitaber did a^ roe* bt .ahilliag, a (hilling eared ia aaLHJing earned. IT WILL MEND ALABASTER. and Wigkoc.acs peculiar Tonic la required to Strong DYSPEPSIA DRY GOODS!! with wmrrMtomrtetiUy, and is a vsry short time. That after all other medicines hero proved use­ less, they relieve Iu their cow poaiUaa, lt will Mend Bone, Coral. Lavs, sad is fact everything but Metals. they r.•vivifyingin"tbeir action. LIVER COMPLAINT, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ! rod rostore the health snd strength of ths sufferar. That MEL LINE BY SICK FEMALES, neaa aod deopcodney, recuperate with great pidity under their invigorating operation. T Lit UI..K.IIIL** ar_ tl»IV t recruit PRICE 25 CENTS. Dr. Do4s’ CelehaneT WIbc BUtm £OKS WMEKPAflCaED I BHATTEBED CONSTITUTIONS, CAUSE BOON TO HEAL, CR OCKER Y! t!0 00 a year saved in every family Ono.BoUlo uf AMERICAN CEM EKT CLPE. >onto with it'tn RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, Price 25 Cents per Botile Price 25 Cents per Bottle. SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Johns GROCER IES HKNKY C. SPALDING rax roiAownto esdurbemests or THESE IllTTUm exhilarating effects Price 25 Cents per Bottle. BOOTS, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD Price 25 Cents per Bottle. OR SECRETIONS, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. SHOES, laincd in thudtduratod W inaa aud Laqweea wfth which the oofatoy ia loaded. Theas BiUerd rot rote CUBE but PBKVBNT Price 25 Cents per Bottle. WILL COXVWCE ALL WHO St FITEB FROM ETABLE BLOOD PILUS are endorsed by tbe HEADACHE Ever shown in this Market, which we of mouth, proclaim them io be the very bral prep­ aration of the kind ever offered to the brakeoooww victims of ill health. Ther hunt d every avenue nnd organ of tbe ays pel it thoroughly and permanently. are prepared to sell at a small advance from Jialeiuallr jsais. SPEEDY AND SURE CT RE JOHNS A CBORLEY, thereby a-arntlally aid ia bannhiag 78 WILLIAM STREET, IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. to Afaw ZWfasiiafr ware tuuoliaiat tjrJfr. Srau>- Bayers. TERMS CASH. f Ubvrty Btrek NEW YORK COSTS. NEW YORK. Important to House Owners. • lutpontnt to Builders. Masonville, Conn., Feb. 5, 1661. Piero gtee ai > a< FEMALES. Important lo Railroad Companies. Ma. NratOTo. Important to Farmers. To alt vhom thi» may conctrn and it tonctrnt everybody. J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. mf .rmaUcn throgbout the oountry. JOHNS d« CROSLEY*S Yoarob’t Servant, ■ JAME3 KENNEDY- ' IMFttOVKO OOTTA PXRCnA CEMENT ROOFING, Hartford,Pa., Feb. 6,1061. J. BOVLE DOBS’ Imperial Wino BitUm Ma. Bvaldwo. A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Rttlmck’s Stomaclt Bitter*. LIFE FILLS AND PHCENIX BITTERS Yoon, respectfully, LA RY ANN BTOlKHOUiiE. H. 0. Beauixe. Bra; Yau will please send me two boxes of your C< pbalss Mis* Send them immediately. * ' Respectfully yours, » JNO. k SIMONS. HESE MEDICI.NIS have row been be­ fore the public for a neriod of THIRTY YRS. and during that time nave maintained * high character fa almost every part of the Globe, for their cxtraordinaiy and immediate wwer of res­ toring perfect health lo persona auBering under nearly every kind cf disease to which the human frame ia liable. Tbe following are among the distressing varietv of human diseases in which the T VEGETABLE LIFE BEDICLVES Are well known lo be infallible. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the A. STOVER, P. M. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Ypsdsnii, Mich., Jan.lt, 1061. r feed snafarf Ltof Itnu iadne-J to *>nJ/vr tw PJesac send by return mail. Direct to 1 A. R. WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich. RHEUMATISM permanently in three week*. a GOUT in half thu time, by removing local inf _ ro- — > i.—_ ... * Joints. DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and atrngth enm^Uie kidneys and bladdrr, they operate most worst cases of GRAVEL. ' Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings n4 'k.. knw.l. — alirnw -.all., (n ik.-- SCUBVEY, ULCERS, snd INVETERATE 80RE8. bra perfect purilr which these LIFE MEDICINES give to the blood.sod all the humors. medical properties, who will nut kigfclv approve DR. J. DOVER DOOT IMPERIAL WInTbiTTERS. sole property at of the oldest ud turners of the W< upon thi- wants of Western people. These Bitters derive their stimulus and Olbera and Us* proved t- lw I and MOST DURABLE ROOFING which they arc conipoeod, and as tUy are, by al­ laying uuuatural cravings of the stomach,directly rvery rospeet A F1RK, WATEr ' TIME PROOF ouveriag for provrotire of KINDS. TEMPERANCE, purc and healthy bile, instead of the stale aod acrid kind; FLATULENCY. Loss or Arrcnru* Hrnnttx, Hsanscws, RssTuasxBa, Iix-Tsars* Axxtcrr, Lsaaoca, and Mauurootxr, which arc general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural connenuenre of ita cure. S. Dy Cl' I dm with FEVERS of all kinds, by restoring the blood > a regular circulation, through ths process of aspiration in such esses, and the thoronghyoolu- (usually lasting two days,) «h t in <rnr turnr »*«r J'UU, vrac Be^t^ouro.^ IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF A new and delightful Slomschicsnd Cordial for Siring tone to tbe Btomacb, and (or the provenon of billions oomplalnti incident to the Wmt- DR. J. BOV EE DODS’ HQEPXBimH. TYJITX HOTTrEBO No Heal m required in making application reel from Cincinnati in fcaaiou are so Justly preiwdioed. These truly valuable llitlei It can be applied by any one, Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER to CO., Lowell, Kase. For sale at Hastings, by Rosem a Bruun. ISAAC C. MOTT, / Is now receiving from New York and Boston, his fall stock of r oce ries! ! Detail Price*1 per Bottle, or six for $5. lured by Baar, Q>u> or Snraiu^auxuKO of Boor Faurth at, Rd building from Maia street, Cincin­ Boaaxa, or any external action whatever. nati, 0., Ubcretary in Hannrund aireeL For sain by J. P. Roberta A Co HesUaro, DI GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT. Nichola,Orengtville Milla. P. A. Keeler, also Hoff­ man aod De Reimer, Middleville, M. C. Swift, Prairieville, and by Druggists and Merchants gen For Coating Metals of all Kinds when really thrungboat its country. aprtt-ly exposed lo the Action of the Weather, TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! price • I perbtottle.SbmdtteoforM and PHOTOGRAPHIC QATJCTY CHARLES W1DDIHELD A For Presrrrtx *■< RMalrfig Metal RMfsefallkfids. ■MILK PKOPRIKTOML Consiating in part of doodv. and comnlexiana TU um ofother throe disasreeablc PUte fto a roryJort t££. will rf&cl an euUre cere of SALT RHEUM, aad a atri ^5BSM.fi3Bar« fc... PILES—The origins! proprietor of iciou, was cored ofl’itea, ofu years i OT A single bottle of SPALDlNGSPREFAR’D GLUE will save ten times Its coal annually. SFALDWC’S PREPLRID GLUE! Molasses and Syrups, Grucn and Black Teas, . Rid; CeVloa, and Jara Cofft, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wars, Cigars, Tobacco, ond Snuff, Salt aad Water Lhne, . ’ ’ \ Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambro­ type; Melaineotype; Spbereotvpe; Mirror Ambrotype; Ncilographiq Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype; Imperia! Am­ brotype; Relievo Am­ brotype, Double Am brotype AND COPYING done to orier. tm short rotiea. T"il“s r«fHn trnnfemmanrrs. —GssssAt, UsnrLrsT. L • ss-rtaxiS. friends copied SO good WARM WEATHER, AND N0T.WA8H OFF. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS GROCERY, SALOON -A*ISTX> “l wRI ‘ BOARDING-HOUSE. nas * mil ana complete saoortmrnt of Drags, Oils, Banxiag Flu• id, and Camphene. ' slvr Tint nseffii xcwnnrri DisrATca' elasticity ia rot injured by the contraction and expansion of TIN or other METAL ROOFS, ooc ...—rf t unnn anrtrl.n ,.V APERCHA-------------- Sotps, Saleratusj Caasia, Pepper and SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! New Qglenna, Muscovado, Coflee, Crushed, Powdered, -and Granulated Su- . MAYNARD- FAMILY OROCEBIES A, l.< u lb. Iotci, Mr (jpX w rmd. ’aixtsx'h Ever offered In Battle Creek, alt of which by th. injudi "V3KFUL IN AVERY HOUSE.” “‘"Eta-rr C. SPALDIN will be sold at prices that cannot fall to suit purchasers. Parti co Ur atlenUpc paid to filling or­ ders - from listings and 'vtafoHy, and xalUfaction guaranteed m every caw. —Tbe highest market price ala paid for Produce. ISAAC a M0TTt Low Pressure System Nevaaalwr flat, IMO. CLOCKS] ■AWLEY**. ■torll-tf CLOOKB! Who tees Mt Atarirt BeaittM Teeth! TEA Or Odd Lunch if, OR COFFEE, FMXLWjbMl Board will be Um)/. I IB. BAB- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-08.pdf f29653000a7650d6fa5d3277f1896944 PDF Text Text X REPUBLICAN BANNER. VOL 8. HASTINGS, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8,1862. Fkxxkd Ba>M NO. 36. trrnjcwur ©rijhral Jatlrj. ODB. IvjphM, A long, narrow point of land, whose shores were washed by the Atlantic, stretched for some distance out Into the JACOB FE1RIS, A f ANUFACTURKRS rf tea. sM-iros nd espI’lpvMruv. Dwta* is tarn. Mite, ■tnl.gJMB, was smooth and sandr, with scarcely a curve or angle to break the straight Uns which divided tbe land from the water; and bad it not been for the ligth which burned so brightly and faithfully from out the lighthouse on the point, many a noble ship would have gone to pieces on its treacherous shoals. This little strip of land bad been called “The Neck,” and except the tall lighthouse, painted in the strongest while and black, with the tiny WAR! On High Prices, at the HASTINGS ■AMMI ALLEN, Also Kwtnrg PwMie. JCBT RECEIVED EALERS In cino*. pslati a new and most-complete assortment of PARKER, ALLEN. DBVGB AND MEDICINES, Paints, Oita, Can' * phene, Burning Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi mms, And fajrali/. Mri I but a dre*m_ IT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLT^EZ GROCERIES! TTORNET sad COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Solicitor and CosMsDor in Chancery.- A rd ay TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; themselves about her name; the child could not tell it herself, and finally ths old man said she should bo called ‘Waif,’ DANIEL COOK, cedhekt iKEBinnniicB'ff tbe child was growing up in the lonely place, bringing sunshine into the aged hearts that somehow lightened and grew fresher for having %young thing like her to cheer them with her gay laughter. TRvre was many in which she helped thro' Ums, the old people with hsr light and busy FENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, ENJonsromr. fingers; bet, when her tasks were over, she loved best to wander along the eeashore, where she would rove for hours, MOST POPULAR gathering the bright pebbles and the beautiful shells, until her little apron would overflow with her treasures.— Float Land. Then, in the afternoon, she would sit out in the sunshine with the fibermen's wives, Tbe Stockton, (California,) Republican helping them mend their husbands’ note, remarks: “We presume that few per­ disentangling their fishing lines, listening sons are aware that in this agricultural io their wild stories of shipwrecks, and district there exists quite large tracts of drinking in their superstitious fictions land that actually float vpon deep water. Tbe soil of them is some two or three with attentive ears. Tbe light that shone out every evening from tbe tail tower was a wonderful forced through it fiinds no bottom below as there is usually a lake of great bepth understand U«e danger that it warded off, This we should say is at COMPOUND- beneath it. aha looked-Stitt warning rays with the high tidaAi the lands rise and fall with it Some of the tracts are very superior her, when she was firsI permitted to dean grazing land, and large quantities of hay and trim the lamp; and although tbe night are cut upon it, persons going with their that followed was bright and cloudless, ROBERTS A STRIKER. animals and machinery upon the track. she lay awake until morning; fearing lest Rmtixob Mases «, 1861. At high water the land bends up ahead, she had nm attended to it properly, and like a small hill, when a heavy team pas­ that shipwrecks might ensue. But alter ses over it, which embarrass the cattle a while ahc conquered this feeling, when very mueb. They are generally driven she found she was eves more careful over it at low tide. The bending is like than the old people, and it was with a that of ioe in some stages, and there arc bounding step that she climbed tbe ladder, air holes In the land. Persons navigat­ and with a glad heart that the saw she ing sloughs are sometimes compelled to cuulddo every thing with her own small [OMOL Books of all kinds, also Nmrxraxa, Kry sn acre or two one aide or the other bands. The keepers «*euld never allow i far aale by E0BERT8 A STRIKER. i order to afford room tor their vessels her-sil up at night, although she bad often to pass. These singular formations orig­ brad them to let hor lake her turn .fur ns's Old Loxnox Docx G:x,.for madicininate, probably, from floating tula and other drift stuffs which have collected and contrary to all ber expectations, the by some means have sunk under the water whole responsibility of guarding tbe light sufficiently to the sediment left by floods once fell upon herself, for years. Tbe owners of these lands Tbe light keeper and hia wife ware one intend by artificial means, to double the day obliged, unexpectedly, to go to a depth of the soil on their isladna, consider­ neighboring town; and fearing least a ing them a valuable part of their posses, storm which seemed to bo gathering, sionaW• have tbe above from a farmer should detain them Uli Um next day, the on the San Joaquin, upon whose word old man sent for bis brother to come and we can depend. Were we the owner of take his place. The brother sent back these floating pastures, we should wish to word that he would be at Tbe Nock by anchor it very stoutly, or cultivate trees five o’clock, and as bo bad never failed in to which to tie it at night." keeping these appointments,’ the people And f oaklag Extracts, HOLBROOK, 3. M. RUSSELL, JOHN ROBERTS, glisrtllanj). PATENT MEDICINES H. P. CHMET, OTART PUBLIC aod Cesvayaacer, will a tend U nil businm entruitrd to Um with N OTEHRAIP, FflMB ©ASM I. NET1NS, B. C. PRINDLE, J UDGE OF PROBATE, Nsttrr PubMe, On«ral Lead sod Tax Agent. Will b« found ie DANIEL STRIKER, flOUNTT CLERK, Netary Pxblte a f i«» to 4U/ej»»<xJ y Jta«. JARES THIS DELICIOUS TONIC 8TIMCLANT, T7SFECIA I.LY oectgoed for tte SMoftbe JfoL JD uv /•ro/ewiox th* lamilg, h.vixr ««p«r• ceded tb* so-called “Gi».- Aromatic,- -Cord.a! “ "Mirtj—Ttrrl ” ••Bekaar-pa.’* etc., m unr et>d^rwd W «M to. sRMf and oonbotanrs, aept-Bwaaing all of AmM tafrttri* SM&iaol MiNMS (te»c sad diuretic) which “GooSavs tick Qvmxn.”—Tbe Ger­ mania Band of Philadelphia, a few days since, gave a matinee at Music Hall. It was crowded with Um elite of the the wild stories that city.— went away from the cottage early, with nn misgivings on their minds, leaving Waif in company with taro fisherman’s wives. Aa the boor of five approached, strong gusto of wind and rain beat against fishermen's loisture from She looked out from the window, but the sight appalled her; the bright light threw a broad glare oo the water, but aba could against ths stone walls of the tower; but “In thy need call to the Lord, Pray to him in frith and trust. And gracious aid he wiU afford.” The words seemed strangely familiar, though she could not tell where she had heard them, and yielding to the impulse she obeyed the voce, and asked God not to forsake her. All of a sodden there came a trmendous sea, which swept com­ pletely over the lighthouse, shattering the thick panes of glass, and poured in a stream of water at her fbeL She quailed and trembled, but only for a moment;1 for eh* felt that now or never she must bo faithful to the lamp. What if the glass around that should be crushed also ? And now the rain and spray came rush iug in, but this limo another sound came Soto her ears, and she trembled anew as she heard the boom of a gun, and knew it was a signal from some vessel in distrees. She peered through the window, but could see nothing but the black night, and the dashing foam sent her back again. For wearied hours she watched the lamp, never suffering its light to dim, while her frame shivered with tbe cold, end her garments were drenched with the spray that still poured in. At length (aod OI bow long the night had seemed) lhe gray morning dawned. The wind had subsided, snd tbe rain came down more gently, when, lifting up her tired head fron the bench on which it had fallen, she caught a glimpse of a large ship riding at anchor not far from the shore, and with one grateful cry for a sight that rewarded ber for that long night of watching, she sank exhausted to the floor. A little later and a boat waa cutting through the waves. The captain of lhe I ship determined to go ashore and tall the people in tbe lighthouse that his passen­ gers were indebted to thsir faithful care of the light fur their deliverance from shipwreck. At first ho could gain oo ad­ mission, tor tbe door was barred, but tbe captain effected an entrance through tbe window, »ud still seeing no one, he crept up into Um tower; where be found the little girl lying on the wet floor among broken glass. She was fast asleep, but be lifted bor up tenderly, and carrying ber down stairs to ber little bed, ba called ths Potomac, sLour vassals aa they pass night. We should all like to engage enemy in battle, but Um prospect their blankets and knapsacks, which wars taken by the rebels. To-morrow I shall eight lung and dreary buura in walking my lonely beat. Occasionally, during the night, the vole* of some drowsy sen­ tinel will break out on tbe air with “Who relief—fall in." Christmas te dene at hand, and the papers say that we shall have liberty to visit all tbe neigboriag camps in the division, without a pass. Our Chaplain has established a library for our regiment which we highly prise. We anxiously await the arrival of the paymaster, to distribute some yellow pieces among us. It is almost dinner time, and I will close this by wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy Now D. HBoumau.. The Dublin Jkusawa will stand in clone pita.exc’uding tbe alight eat approach of air, remains to bo MR. tbe fair-haired child, but when in ber In tbe provincial papers we find that some sleep she murmured the first line of the localities had been visited less aovcpely little verse, ‘ In thy need call to the Lord,’ tivtn others, and our country frisni he caught ber to his heart aod wept over draw general conclusions about ‘things. her. His companions wondered at bis emotion, whiah he could only explain by tolling him that his loot wife used to ring tbe encouragement and hold out a that verse long ago, when aha rooked of improvement, but we cannot her infant bo sleep with its lullaby.— Tbe old people soon returned, and they too, wepl over Waif, when they heard the story of her long night in the watch­ tower, The stranger, who bad grown deeply interested, asked if she was their Cadchild, and tbe lighthouse keeper, ing oo willing a listener, told him tbe history cf the lililo girl, and ended in showing him the fair tresses and the little muslin dress. Every moment be drew thought was locLl” Aa aoon as Winifred (now Waif no longer) awoke, sod was told that her faith and courage had saved parent wjth eager, caressing fondness, while tears of both joy and grief rolled down the oheeka of the aged pair, who had loved bar so dearly. Iler father toon look her away from tltat bouse by lhe sea, but be could not separate from the old people who had given her a home Winifred still remained tbe light of the old people and the joy of her father’s Fee Ma yjLL BARNIER CO., lAtt Park Hollis. will return in L —— --—I- find auUteg Of it. Um is Mt party of rebel cavalry, one of Um pistes districts it would not Im extravagant to with proprietors, to give cmploymeal during tbe ensuing year." Tbs Limerick Rrporirr save: “Dm harvest returns in tbe neighborhood ad k available for human food, wWU mh. of .heal lura i»t e«< dam al 41, but allowad » b. uu, dan b, oak. Um Mall farmers daring the hade them go to their homes, saying that in a quarter ofan hour Unde Rolla would ____ _i.L 1__________ Sk.---------- » tU. B. J. MINT. Um lar.where a lighthouse had been taken from its foundation and carried out to sea. O, It was dreadful 1 and tbe little for many miles around. Two old people—a white haired man and bis wife—bad for years been tenants of tbe little cottage ; and every night as their faithful repeater rung outtbe hours, they took cash their turn in mounting1 the stone steps and the steep iron ladder of the tower, to trim the lamp, and keep ito light from going out. Besides this old couple, there dwelt in the cottage a child some eight or nine years—too young to be a daughter of the lighthouse keeper and his wife, and too unlike them in every way for ever relation to exist between them whieh tbe loving title of “Grandpa" and “Grandma” might have applied. It was generally known about there that six years before, a ship had gone to pieces on the coast, and of all those that floated ashore, only this child was living; she was clasped in the arms of a dead woman, whom the light keeper buried beneath a clump of water willows, and only a lock of her long, fair hair was preserved, In case she should ever be en­ quired for. Indeed, there was nothing else to save, for there was no mark on her garments, though on the child’s white drees a delicate vino was wuvoo in tbs shape of the letter W. 8ho waa token to tne lighthouse, atid because the inmates had no children of their own, and !>ecau»o she looked so bright and beautiful in their homely rooms, they adopted her as their own." For a lime tbsy puzzled DRUG STORE!!! Robebts &. Striker, D fro. and she could cot help thinking of lined to 1 I I— . A patriotic eld �riid Station No. 4. oo tbe Charleston and Wo but tl iis«a ded tl lily bf i Ittf but' •WNwMy M^iWrSw’ys. tM*. to our readers. “ IhW.l'nWr AflW I*. iMi Baltimcm, Jsn. 4. The Richmond Dirpatch »f Friday,says focuruent is a very, that further trouble may be expected with England, arising out ofour blockade good one, and is mostly confined to the Bold bv ait "TO hulks, are regarded here a* entirdv with- that l,icjyunyj||i(l»'XWp.»n4.-?i; * Also, that the Federals have nominal P WTU X1MJ.X Gen. McClelland health continues to Ytir4BMYMrtmrtesd*wwW> msyb • oooo pwieri for 1 slh« rime •Htea.-Btnator CWtarnw. xpiMiedto thc General verotnrnl has taken nt i odktMJttd from Fort J___ w _____ that it may be planted in Ulinol <»rS~ I Government; ’ Wifi s^lf as ahhvW wlWtejf' to ’^NMr^Jan. 3. dram Prtfl^njrd indicate that NYU rffc mikes' mi«aY !>• h« ThffB.nxwmk- priow.i. petulhirl'y ser.Bitire 'Nriff' pugnacious oh State,tn-tt posture of dlfente. ^YMs^Gorernor thinks need W? so‘much fbrtlfl- drfhrpolnt, and none one who mXkes bto caftfons aa arms for the people, .and a ‘^‘Mxrk,” in the DhlreM rirfverfi'ser.slwo powsrfulwarmerine oo tho lakss. frWgei^iri a little vdgerisin M Mr; Governor adds, "Michigan is to Cfmndlei-’i expense, on‘ths same sabject -Jft a sufficient answer to all this- geeefihade, itifi only necessary • to state one Ti*e bu de­ fended, if It cd&is to that, not upon her own grpund. but qp^u ify^lthflChuaifa.* H» ihsq.recommends tbsre organic tbe graduates from (Im instire tian, who were tbe entire body subject to draft at any in the service st tbe beginning of our time. are .©pen floantor Chandler snid.trsly establish a naval station in soma proper harbir of this Stats. He submita, with­ that Wool Point had boon the .hot-bed of out rroommwidaUon, the proposal of the ttmm. Sven among the tenders of the Regents of tbs University to establish a Federal forota, a portion of those educa- neither doing nor parmitting noble eseeptioin, Wwt wc noed not specify about 24.000 mtn, lhe test in organizing which will be In all some 4000,000. He them; the intalligeht observer of eventa next recommends that the act for the re­ can point them out' for himself lief of lain Him of volunteers be .amended With thlsYiewoffhocaie.it is not strange so as to be more stringent, ami more uni He then briefly that sympathizoni with treason should form in its operations. denounce a Senator for. calling attention announces the death of Senator Bineham and ths duty of the Legislature to fill the tWsadi jburtfttls ee taro supposed to be vacancy, and closes the message rtbliy-!f»ys!: shorn 13 lend their cclumno to reference to the rebellion and the neces­ stidhia tfork, la troly Suspicious. sity of more efforts en the part of the Ad­ Il is not necessary that a man should NEWS ITEMS; opinion as to its influence for 6r against Tbe tendency ofamiltary education to disloyalty is, with a ministration for its suppression. be educated at Weta Point, to form on the Union at this time. Mason and Slidell were taksn aboard the British gunboat Rinaldo, on Wednesday (New year’s) evening, whieh perhaps, mors apparent than real, and । may be btrt the result nf accident But!I immediately put to' oca with them. I great gale fol io wed them. fill our btst statesman, In the earlier his­ tory of our country, looked with distrust upon any Attempt to increae the military arm of the government, as really endan­ gering the stabilltv of the Union. All history “proves that military pursuits have a‘4«ndency toward despotism. There is something In ths military education itself, dfirhbtrically opposed to republican in- atltutiohs and government. We cannot but'belleve that the only safety for a government Tike ours is in entretamg its mffitdry ilerv716c tb a well organized mitftic troiieof arms Is unsafe, Itrfa sftieii. nut glvo us men Whb have homes, and lands, arid mercantile Iritorestsj' and who have no interest In'war save iu the pro­ tection of, these; and whose sole object in making War Is to preserve or restore peace, and you hKe Genorals, and Cap-’ tains, ond soldiers that can be trusted for their tnoi^y, and loyalty and whose fidelity viH 'never be questioned. - ThWroars some things connected with tho releasq of thcic twd'hoary headed traitors, which, under, nay view of the Genera! Stephens' brigade to’ upeiatc against Charleston, ^avan»ah,‘ pr the cebei force'at CodasnsUhlc—thcjaUAt hiust ’My. ‘ . J J-x I-*. a largo nearly i out leaving a guard U>uro. The Navy IJoparlujeol h%| forwarded The Washington corren'poudsnt of the Philadelphia Pran says that orders axe to the Navy Yards spedhosthfU* for iruut clad steamers to bo built. Mcasur«| ijtvq &qen fiilt^rt itf -^jirrd given for n movement by way uf Occo­ quan; alauUjatGehi Burnsidawinaaceud the Rappabintifick. ’ . against cofflnmnlcating inforrnatlcm to rebel*’especially .though f&matiT sou.reee. The strike eV th* Navy Yard has ended; the men returned tv work ttsday. $■ - New York. Jan, 3. A Richmoad dispatch of the 31st, says tbe reiiel war-alcamvr. Jamestown, joined ber ceoeort the Yorktown, in James River. The gunboat Teager would soon be ready fur active rerrico. aMJFiMMt •• of ll —Illuming appoint! new superintendents, etc art on Monday next. There io not inueb wu»r*teKMMk tapH 4* Eiv« rejiql deserter* arrlvedyesterday from Mnuaws. Thev haigf.'bp idea of ably the “ax” case will thetuuuUroT men. but Jepreiant lhe dML"s of a formidable cbariclcr. , TtaTiW-Tdi -,i\ hi?. Circumstances have recently transpired which fix on'Gd. Kurrigan .the .gaift of having given information te tho enemy. Attuptxd A asps.—On Thursday night last, some villain attempted to bora the buildings on lhenorth side of Stale Jim. 5. fob. be tried again. Washixotw, Jan. 0. Point or,JJ.ocks„Mo. >bU.4 I Iago for street, by setting fire to Six thousand rebels attsoked the Sth Connecticut regiment, near ilanoock yes W. Parker's rpsrrling Humor, sod robrtaiohi I1M tors, ft ; •*■»■ Tf fc—1,-tete-r grocery. It appears that, three panes of Halifax, Jan, 8. A fearful rumor is current in this city terdoy,-who wore protecting tbs railroad. glass were broken out of a back window, of the loss uf the steamer Parana, with After « slight skirmish,ovrtoopsrstornsd perprndidfflarfr^tfria'alfova tot other, ths eleven hundred troops on board, ;in ths to this side- to await romforeem^tA— twu lower ones being covered by a board St. Uwrence river, but it cannwl be Meanwhile the rebels destroyed the fastened bo thc-maide, ita upper ons b*. traced to any rellabtu source. . railroad and tolqgraph lines, breaking our ing ol " A large war steamer, supposed to be enmmutiieatioii with Cumberland. Geo. an American, is criusing off this port. •Ukp.rflw siteMis Hast Landcf^s mardtfog/o kbojr. rj kt . Tlie MvinpUis.^Mric/of tho IQUllus window Mil wfwo-l UK.tari* on.4'1? St Julius, N. F. Jan. 3. the fol low ing from Texas; . .. - -'e.. : >i.lwnlM>e wiodww, and aH il on firn.— Tbe steamship Bohemian, with British Galveston 18th.—Tbe drculaf says, The light awoke some young rnsh who troops on board, passed Cape Race this last night’s mail brought advice* from morning. . Rio Grande to tho effect that «■ Lincoln wore sleeping in fbWgrocery, in time to * steam propeller had arrived, and was pre vm a cu» iflngratiun; New tom, Jan. 3. blockading the river. She had capiurtd tb» ato of pictorial art. •The.N. Y. Tribooet special says:— ’ ‘‘Tbe sob commiupe uf ways and means and burned n schooner 1542 weather for winter, but no‘sleighing. ore engaged in preparing a general tex bill, which will be the basin of a national LATEST fROn MEXICO. currency. The coimniUee’a idea is te A dispatch frpm Washington to raise nreney enough to sustain tbe credit fgy* The Spanish fleet arrived at Vera tbe New York Herald say* that General lards. ■ of tbe govermnant, tbough. the tex tftay Cruz about two weeks since taking the Far y n» ha* bew before for tbe lime being be more than heavy. fortress uf San Juan de Ulloa, ©btlie 10th Now Y'otk Jmo.;2. the CmgrrindutiireCommittee, appointed The committee is also maturing a Tar­ A TALE OF THE I’llRSE.XT TIME. The Spanish took poasaMlon of Si •WMNMVW JM of December, and the city of Vera Cruz iff bill, the provisions of which will large­ to inquire into the eonduct of the war. BT MB miXTLlNX. Junn d’Ullou on the Iffth 'of Decembt on tbe day following. The Mexicans re­ ly increase tho.duties on many articles of gvnvrel cnsumption. ’ Vera Cruz was eviwearted by tfce Mexi­ tired without firing a gun. . tfT Gril war has aflirted Bu Louis They retired “Uffiiainl information received al tho can iNNMN the next day. like n palrer. More (han 60.000 persons Schurz applied lately for | Medical Department uf lhe A rosy of the without nnhg a gtm. ' have Irf* Oiat city within wyear; an imTnflreW Havana letters say that Santa Anna leave to return to this country, for the Potomac, Alatea that the otortalily is leas, mens* number; ofb.mtewand Unres are and Mirataon are both ts go to Mnico. general purpose of looking around. It in proportion to the number, tluiu iuany vacant, anOall kinds nf buainrts. except moraine, for, American city. Thu Departmsut has was granted. cbo uffkisl list of .117,000 soldiers, and to leave for Maxtea with retaforoemewts. We learn frwnvhe Ittaaha ZTotHcf tost FWA in military uniform was i tbe. health tff this large body, cf men, is the Govdflfor of Vera Crtrt was willing arrested in St. Ixnils Tuesday, for cheer, better than among »n equal number uf tfearriiy Ibakery in the hi*rmefit- <*T the lo evacuate lhe city, bnt demanded 'and moo any where iu the JJniled States.” ing for Jeff. Dnvis. Capital, aod te thinking ofh«iyUig-U.mi*tThs 7iw<»’ despatch says (Hat rebel received n rexptte of six hour*. fjjr* Arrangements liaye bsCji made scouts came yeateriey fomu eighty >ods Gen. Gfizqttnn laadihg issued A . pr©t!“ to pay all the troops up to the first of this aide of h Airfax Cuort House, on the Inmatlon to the troops and another /b> Lillis River turnpike, and on the Fail’s the people, the ta'iter to'tbe effi-ct tii»t January. Orders for preliminary mus­ Wa'-hhigton. Jan. 2. Church House. They camo.within half a troopjJjaiJ «»®c thither «ixi|y Ur .duingnj ters were Issued several days ago. mile ©four pickets and wnlched them satisfaction for the foilurD^treaties and A qunrufo’vras n«t present hf either £57“ Tbe steamer St. Andrtw, of ths closely. Squads of their cavalry occupy /violence committed against their compa­ House to-dati : ! lhe surrounding Fairfax; a laqgp force hflls triots, and to obtain guarantees against W '.;wk Quebec and Glasgow line, has been chart­ is two rniiss beyoud, and eight regiments similar outrages. Hie greatest satisfac ered by the British Govermtnt to convey ary OTwervunroa *m twe pwl or Um uipiu. faction of the anpy would be, after fulfil, are alFliot Hill. mstic corps. Allfiirsirn legations were troops to Canada. ing its mission from tha. Quean, to re tern present nt the White House at an official to-hisown country w>tk the earlately ;nf Gen. McClellan, who was a day reception, and called subsequently on the One of the. released Utfoa prisoner* having merited tbs affectionstbs Mex©f two since considered alarmingly ill, has an editorial from a Richmand paper Socrctery ofStat^ . STOO& TU£ ffiSf OF SUB, •' icene. showing symtomb of typhoid fever, is which be cut out and secreted in his boot. Nearly ODO hundred rifled cannon, of now reported to be troubled with but n It gives na awful picture bf the condition Dwjtcmw;-* l.t of lhe rebel army on tire potomae, aaying ter from fortress Monroe states that exsevere cold. that the entire armv is utterly detnoral Miniatar.Faulkner improved the opport |2gf“ Another batch bf prisdtieriafwar ized. Regimefiltil drills have ceased ent unity aflbrdcd him ©fgoing in Richmond ■ ' Naw Y ou , Jtai. 4. 1 to exchange.hims4££>r Air. Ely. by car’ have readied Fortress Monroe ‘ from tlrely, the men spending their time with There Is, if anything, a tittle mftre bar cards, flrent numbers arc offering large rl|ng despatches‘for the rebels. It hss Richtaoad on <iw(r way home, having sums for substitates-—one offered as high rnony among the banks to day, with a bdiin discovered that he concealed Ms pa­ yontiiful besuty. disposition to encourage the circulation as $1,500, The editor urges the govorn pers In the .utai of a large pipa, with Many r^grGen. Benham was discharged mefit t» “do something to remedy the of United States demand notes. which he was in the habit nf consoling of'the hanks, instead of paving out their himaelf; agt/ frtrthermnro,-that toe doctifrom arrest immediately upon thi charges evil. Such a demoralized condition of the army cannot go on. Thousands who own bills, use theso note*.' mente.which were to bulky to Le com against him being read before the Court would enlist are deterred by the diseonrprey-etf within a pipe stem pere rolled ,life I of Inquiry in bis case. Ha is ordered to aging condition of the army.’ / iMfORTANT Dwcovsnr.—It is reported up in the form bf segnni and covered report for doty at once. Mobile, Al*. Jan. 1.—A Confederate that a bomber of valuable maps and te with a toboeeo leaf, neatly wrapped.— |y It baa now been officially ascer­ steamer, going from Pensacola to the P'.grnpliical surveys of lhecountry imtHe- Thn man went out of prison on hie parole diately sun bunding Washington ’were of honor * The story of his treached tained that two hundred and twenty-four Navy Yard, wm fired upon yesterday found, nfew days ago, in an outbuilding may bs false, and wa hope ii is.—jfw. horses were burned in Lhs recent fire in from tho batteries at Fort Pickens.— Gcu. Bragg's haUerics replied, and die to the Alexandria and Orange railroad In Port. the Government stables at Washington. firing was continued at the last account*. Alexandria. 'Hid surveys, it is said, give it that Out of the one thousand five hundred every road leiwllng from Waahlngton nfld Arnuura, Ga. Jan. 2—Private di* Alexandria to Richmond, and other im horses let loose on the occasion, they patches received from I’ocatoligo, dated portant points In Eastern Virginia de ' Tho nngulih ..r mind »hleh p.rtnh have all been recovered, except ooo hun­ yesterday, state that the federals attempt scribing accurately the character 6f‘‘the expw|ancu whilst witnessing the sufferings ed to ad vans* from Roynl Ferry, but dred and fifty. road, whether hard or soft billy, level, of their children during tbe trying pej^lH ation-“the reward j were rebulsed bv the 14ih Regiment of and best adapted for heavy or light iriue South Carolina Volunteers, under comrhich they are ncocsportation, besides other valuable matter. Hon. Jacob M. Hownrd Elected to tbe roandufCol. Jones. The Confederates Tbe documenta have been sent it is said oarily aubii XJ. H Rcnate. loss was fifteen killed and wounded.— to tho war department.— iVaiMn^ton quence of i Ono Yankee was taken prisoner, but Rtputyican. ouflorms their loss is not otherwise given. Gon. nightsafch The wntclt ■„ Wckd!_ L«n> has Informed Jeff. Davis that he la {JT” “Woman is at the bottom of all But yrtnjre Hon. Jamb M. Howard, r.f Detroit, late confident of his ability to prevent the SracF'tq^i misdiieC” “Yes." said Frank, “and wbeu Federals from advancing on Charleston Attorney Genera!, is eletaed. able. 1 used to get into mischief, ray mother relief itaM ©r Savantiah. Th.1ft.l vot..t^d Mf.llow.: • It !gU ill be termed a thmthing would aoou.be ai the bottom of me.” WAsa’NoroK, Jan. 4. SyruftRtei ftaWahwota iiattwft relief to the little «i The Agent uf tbe government, who -n«.kwh G.’wrth, - - 19 - --xr-" auparintsndvd the removal of Mnapn and Itec. 25th. al Um .1.^. Aiher-K la Irvte*. --jsaao Imm p. .• .• 1« x*. Uiri«.«neT, vnrwinncy, jo Slidell, from F®rt Waarren to lhe British Six informal ballots were had. Governor gun-boat Rinaldo, returned this morning. "f ?«': No papers were exchanged btaween the Well*, , tzl.lt I'lMr, Cu I ....I1\CCt . 10 , «nd that'«/Wr. W.ldrxm. late member of sgeol sod the English commander in con- MIXTJBR iwuh neejion with tbe delivery and recepjioD Congress from the.'Second District, H. of tbe rebel Coratwiaaioocrs. . ------- . ,y ■ The caucus makhjg the com runtion g*”?' ufar "* the »' active “*»“rempatgn . « was one of the most orderly and fatiafac- prtparattataa an------------------«**»•. to,, UU. wl itirwul gu«i ftonng wfateh J>« »BI oom enter. The Govgpi- A ONLY rHETASATJQN mJwWSSi<■■ &S&1 Although it may be to es-thet no ether nation under heaven, which «wi ley claim to being even a sec­ ond rate power, would have come to the same conclusion, so speedily arrived at by tho Administration. While we admit that from point of our own the stand­ government, and the claims it has always advocated for tho immunity efnautral vessels from search and M*u:e, we had an honorable avenue for etaape, we enn none the less look upon thq.demand of England as In the highest journal* since tbe Trent affair,) is entirely against the justice of the demand. land has co busters* with Eng­ these men; tbejr are Americsa felons, guilty of the hlghetaeetaM knew* to oer laws, Um peurtty w%feb te penalty of which it doacte death, (fib* if the otanrre ataimu of Mason and Slidell w» irregular, the nartlbaE»EW““U’“’‘i'“-«'«W H», w.,u m. U-. . 4U....I •*’*>' f” ,n i“‘l‘ t.Uc • «U. iu -wc Brttii* ««s. B« nW <>v« in™ emjae was Taft her; the dtiTy ground of «W*w» „ of «ur. !.»■ 11■ - !?£' Im «y - is^ new Advertlsemente. prevailed at the reatil‘ nxit hao born prompt in sifin* qg dir~~ dirpctioaa for fuvuishwg ai| neceaaary r ~ ke! tgo THAwne accounts for Gca. BaroaMte ataMins as ouah a mystery aa totata Genrndahsitrow. lencseors th produNnumris ;■I American people. regarded is the part of 'wisdom to give bHAtaMr to an Important and significant fact; but ^ihuul ten,ibousind troop*. could W spared'from Hilton Head in, adfli6ou~tq ru inu cnrtTBieo crsi e. Amcncti Supervisor? for this coanyr b J mnager, He then stoics that the State A largo scouting-party, under com­ mand of Gafi. Webber, vrsterdny proe- irat.d ft. Big'flrtbvl, military .school .In connection with that institution. Gup boats are ^n- Fw -ul tel tretaoro. Also, that Congress be itrged To naval demoustoatiuo.’ 13 simple fact, which la, that of all trofibloe, threo-tbarth® «f forward .- rW S b AS>r. prva. . deurraMRioa t« their furcea to Jackson.” FuHNMaqf-Myraox, Jan. 4. W.iOWe’ft rnfi Ml s*An»fW . OMfl 6or« E1-.M snsete.publa IM on Nt �f claims against tbe Otewr X. AtrU, f-notifted <»d requested KarniMtionandadjaataM <00 Mtevte*» l . *to ■*«..'. Tiu Daily Aovaartax* has entered its twenty uventk volume, being tho oldest q inKe vl jijp of Halting*. In said tbe fi*i MoaiMl of Jenuarv. FebrnKNareb.Md on tK Rtbday of May next, I'kwrjMqwehdaefc, A. *1.. on ths rcapeeiA*BMMnKw|£- litx month! from lhe fjr paperwilh thTRrtAvthirfB inCrAse ofnto comrnerae, the indurtry and prosperity nf the I’xxixavLAR Stat*. its proprietors are determined that ita future shall bn worthy nf tbe confidence and support of the friends <»f Taunt, Jv» FWWH.1 tic*, Fxxxdom Humaxitt. Folitlcal. nnd It will aim to be bold and fearless i* ■WFSTILt out in lhe councils of our nation, will save our country besetting , it, nnd will moke it the freest and best Gnvcrnment the world ever snw. It will discuM with faithfulness anq candor all tbe great questions agitating the iptiblie mind from'Gay 4o d«y. t* ¥-’ ’ 3954 OnUieqm>n>oCtk,<xM„*a Slavery, it w ill .mn-l S.O its un­ compromising ?De, ueHevjpj ns It most mam p-Mjewtiit, w» r„« rillwe • IK OUR USE OF TRADE; LIVEtt HfiGULATOR ■“‘"" I.IFE BTTE.B8, after having vnt^CTd mvvrU wan wilh a'ser’en svritba oteeas af cwt . . Estate of George Rinehart. Come and See !! QTAZS OF MICUIGAX Bxaax Csturcr. . O At a teuton of the Probate Court, lor tl To all wbs deatos 11,1 ha wtU «e»d sf tbe pre- religiously does, that slavery is the pri­ mary cause of lhe present conflict be­ tween the North and the South, and that leryes • fearful blight upon lheenUDtry or n*lio«j4e(H^ i>»®tjipreadaDd uipSpW The War It will also advocate a vigorous and determined nrwcculion„ of.the dm ««• mite dijuoiMiS intil ths last vestige nf this most unnat aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. WE vprcsd informatMin whMl bu 'eoncfive* to be tn- HVAE JUST RECEIVED prvrv sMasela*.... Thercupoi^l is ordcrod tbal Tucadav ,t)<e 2bth day of Jaudxrr.lSteSt elet^WltiAr in tho fore- True Fttlrj. News Department. The proprietors are resolved to spare no pains or expense to make lhe AnvxaTisxit ..qqtul, in all that constitutes a good jue* <>apfr, to gny >utl>M#o t> West With this view an able corps of reporters, writers and correspondents hsa been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. of said deceased. >nd ell other persona interested in S»id estate ure reqsirud tu anpeur Ua -session ofwaid Cnirct. tJfctt to be but-fen at the Probate Office, in Abe village uf UaeUag.*. sad show cause,if any there be.* why the sainlait will and feAhis-pbper^lha^moH' complete com­ FAMILY MRDRm, A nobler thewyp my fart it ffllnTn praise of UnuR'i malchites Pills. pendium of foreign intelligence published in any paper west of New York, uhile Mosh better than pills, end much easier to take. DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS our facilities for obtaining domestic news, military, political and general, are not surpassed Uy ■DjC.'uBet'journal. Betides having paid correspondents in all tho camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the session of Congrew, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters whereever occasion may require. Thus, as a Is a (UMnor tosto and dlurrttej excellent In cases of Toas of appetite, flatulency, female weak­ ness irregularitlx, pun In tbs aide aad bowels, blirtd, protruding ami bleeding piles, and general oner at leMV*u each week next immediai di nr the hvu i inv i;> tbe prermKlfEKWOfO; PIUNDLE, A true copy. .}• < ■ , - Judge of ! Diled, Hasting*. Dec. SI, 1851. . J READ THE POLLOBTXG TESTIMONY; |as.'L. Brumley, merchant, IU Fulton street, -I tars been aAicted with pilp, accompeaird with bleed­ lag, tbe laat three years ; 1 used new/paper, we^jnoposc to,place the vRnnsxR in the first rank.’ BABUROV bHEJUEF'S BAIJfc. LTV ER REGULATOR And now consider ay self A«f.rr.’>- curvZ." Hon. John Crvsa writes, ‘Brooklyn, March lit 1*10. fa Ute spring *f I<00 I took a severe cold which tod»<«t a vtolewt fever- ■ I took two doses 2MR£7aV0*S LIVKR RXGULA TOR greatest care has always been exerwised, nnd will continue to bo, in rendering it in every respect ibe moat complete and LIFE BITTERS, reliable. It broke up my cold and fever st oaoe. Prsrlon* to thii attack, I had been troubled wish dyspepsia several month*: I have felt nothing of It riece> Literary and Miscellaneous. Much attention will Im given to the IXrtery nod mncrllanotnw tlcparmenl.— Tales, sketclica, poetry and home and Otis Studley, Edq-. irt East »<tb Stmt. N. Y., writes: Aug. 18. lnto.-l had . dtfimltr wilh tbe Kidney complaint three rears, with oMMaat pain thUfomnalicifaiy hrndt 1 had used milt all kUda •f medicinal, but foand no permanent rcltrf until foreign nows will find ample space in our WEEKLY ADVERTISER. DA RUSO'S UVDR RKGOLATOR, LIFE B1TTEBK I passedeloltoa btoeAhy the arethrn. f an ewto enlirrigr t*klt pirsMU* >» Deootumcodtog GROCERIES MA. <LTVbsw, >1 Christopher Street. K. Y., th-v- toa’. the tolhwity, and rwviorvv! him tn h-altk and he ■■ i»nw able t» Work rt.—. .w. ths At A* Of th« eave. Slid mu ar« make IvbM use of them tou alee* to me.lt you think proper^*YJrturs* LP.offMM. ETchireh. never foetd anj Darling's Livsr Regulator. &±ST62Xt±J'!"- .Jtsndarl.dq TM know of any other rcraa.ua HARD-WARE It is now oven-thirty, om years since U?e weekly i**pe of Uii» paper wm j»mmcnced.’ It has always been and will still continue to be, a Valuable family newspaper. This paper has been greatly improved of kite in its stylo nnd matter. It is n very large sheet, containing thirtysix columns of reading mutter, the very cream of the daily issue, nnd Is furnished to all subscribers at the low pries of ok* /amrVytiewspaper. It coriutins a w« kly report of tbe iniirkcte, prepared exprss*ly fir ilH.ooluutha, which, to every farm­ er. dreror and lumberman, is worthy ten tunes the subscription price. (imaidcr- Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, irritiu: "Februarr 2V IMO.— I n May last I bad n sc sere attack ofPUo* which confined mt U> the bauic. I took one bol- Baril.r> l.lle Biller., . Ad- Commercial Departmeat Ite wcll earned reputation aa.thp .lead­ ing commercial paixh-rtf Detroit will be folly- hialn'tained ; in this department the ing the variety, quality and valuo nf tbe matter it enntirina, the Aurr-nrraxa is the , ■ /> and was«ab'r«ZpMr*d. I bsvehsd do sMaekstuns." D. Westervelt, Esq., of Smith Bib. near 8th St., cheapest paper in the Wert." "JZaLlNl.-S UVER REGULATOR. Fierponi»ml«aiafChnrch. Brooklyn. S Y„ eitatc be granted, and lli<t the petitioner, D»vW kHw and Janwd Flower be appointed Adminiatnatw*. Thereupon it it ordered, that Mondiv thslSlb 1 did sound found it to oparsle adnlnbly, rcmov lag the bile and arousing tbs Ik w t. acti»ily. 1 hart also used 11 aa a • kw-xlxi W ben cm r children an oat ad sorts, we give them a few drops, and it seta them <11 right. I find it tuecte the^|enor*l wants of Uie alotuaeh ant) bow- ' ix^ra, uf Hastings, andahtpr Cause, if any U><re be, why the praver of thopHrtwn«r«honld not bo granted. And It Is further ordered, that tbe petitioner give notice to the persona interested In said eatate MOW IT r m AM.TTto.tSMS- -It wpTobsbly one of publislted'iu lbs Kepuliticaii Banner, a newspaper printed and circulating.in aaid conntr of llar'ry, Lr^tHs* ►ucwi^^weSlte, immediately pravloua t0 declIU * 8.C? (A true copy.) citeaii cottru—isva, m«3. Ju COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. TATE OF MICHIGAN,Eighth Judicial Circuit —I hereby fix and appoint the times/ur hoidIuft<hs esversl terms of the Circuit Court wlthtu said Circuit, for the yean IWS and 1563, as follow* S FAMILY MEDICINE. DRY GOODS! Raanca, if yon oeed either or both of these most exoeltowt Itesiediesjnwtm*tor them st ths atone, If do not find tbem, take no other, but iuetoM One Dollar tn a letter, aad on receipt of the moncy, the Itemed? or Remedin will beeqnt according to^osr du actions, by mall or express, post paid. 102 N-iM.au Sf., New i’ork. p(i?i,Ly n*ue«eaeh- Hcrriek’s Sugar Coale4 fr~~ ■ '■ _ raarpajiAPgic Ambrotype; gallery Stacks Vignette Ambru- I’cerl Ambrotypt*; Ornamental Ambrotype; fmporial Ambnitvrwfltfinevo Atii- , Clothing ‘X’W’ AND COPY ING*«teoxa-order. te abort notice, and Prices^to soil orden, ftern SO cents to |3,o0, Wlw/“S2®rf>msiMrtl fristrfr copied m good GHtay up steam, two-doors wnt of the Hsa liacsthaee. llaatnln. Nor. 1M1. For Children TccthUi*. «, what We aewr hero bcM able to sarof aay other nirdicitte—-nfirerha* it felled taaahwte tnsUno*. to effect a vnrrwhmjimely used. ®n tbs coutranr, all aro delightedHth I to operations,and apeak iu terns of commeudation W its magical enbete and metHeal vlrtncs. We sprite■*)_ tbit matter, "what we do know," after ten years rirpw lienee, and pledge our rvputation for ths Millment of what wv here declare. In almost soery inatstiee where the Infant i* suffering from pain and exl.austion, relief will be found tn fifteen or twenty ml antes after tbe syrup Is adnrinirfsrMl. Ttiii valuable preparation ts tho prrsrrinMon of one of tbe most experienced and skill fofnuraes in New Rugland, and hhs been used with ncvcr-fidltng sttccess in Thousands of Cases. It not only relieves tbe child from pain, but in­ vigorates the stomach end bowel*, cemate arid­ ity, and gives taie and energy to the whole sys­ tem. It wiUaltnoetInstantly raitore - r:. Pills. The best Family CA I THART1C in the world. uavd iw naty years by fir o mDliotui persons aocually , elwaj « give valisfae uon ; cuntai no ftlang iuiuriouv, patronised br the principal physician* I I and aurgesoo* in tbe IM Union, rieganUy muted w * ’hh “F Urr Boss# 25 cents ; ■Pff-'WrQ^aih1 tire Buxm fhr one boiler Full directions nccampa- aad overcome eontalsions, which, if not speedily remedied, end tn death. We believe it the best and ayreal remedy in tbe world, in all saaao • Dysentery and Diarrhea In children, wheiber tl arises from terthing, or any oilier eenae. W« would say to every a>other who has a ehiM Mf- \aW Full directions for using wiH amwmpaqyjMsh bate cuivmT cfBES?8.’J!rT,SLfi2StS? #?rHr,pper‘ So,d bj Dro«i*uAwngbomu>e Principal Offlce, 13 Cedar *t., R. Y« rsica, war U cxxrs rce bottlk. decSO;lWt>-lyr NOTICE “I"^1“ go at any time and aavwhere, In the pounty, to lake Ltkenrsiws of tlw Eick or Deed, Or to tao views Of I'ub)c Building#, or privets ATTACHMENT NOTICE. SOOTHING SYRUP, Which greatly facilitates the preeces of. teething, br softening tbe gams, rednclngall ioBaMalioe— will allay aft yeia and apamoMe settee, uadis sure TO HEGULATE THE BOWELS. . . Dcp<nd upon it, toothers, it will give art to vourselvee, and BELIEF ASP HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS Griping in the Bowels and Wind Cholic, DAN‘L 8. DARLING, Cruyoa OTICE IS HEREBY GINKN, thas aa the Terms, Daily one year • SG 00 Semi-weekly 2 00 Weekly ■ 1 00 As an inducement to our friends to exert themselves to extenj! our circuit Gnu, we propose that toy one sending us ten new names fur the weekly, wonmpanied by ten dollars, shall have an eleventh copy gratia. GEIGER A SCBIPPR, Publiahen. .V ns An experienced None and Female Physician, presents U> the attention of mothers, ber J. W. MAYNARD' OUR GOOD# Unusually Low I GB4NT > �ATIB’B OATHABTIC PILLS blood prairnntm bwcbhus CURE AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE /jji. iioAtcn NervousHeadache IT WHX MEMO WOOD. k is... . a»vu*m IT WUA MKND uuran. DB. J.B0VEED0D8’ FALL AND WINTER IT WILL MEND IVORY. GOODS WE ARE NOW ON IT WILL MEND HAND with one of the LARGEST and aLtyratss and strength of the whole CEPHALIC PILLS Ute am tho BEST Anortments facts: IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. CONTAIN MO MINXRAL. IT WILL ME.VD ALABASTER of rennit of DYSPEPSIA DRY GOODS J (sot everything but Metals. N CKM1ST MIL LINE RY BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS: seMeet te iMaimde ^3 fatntadM; without them, as they revivifying to « THESE DITTUUi SICK FEMALES, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, •1! other Dealers in Med- SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS. FRIGE 25 CENTS. GROCE RIES HKXRY C. SPALDING, THZ TOU.O'WIXG EX DORA SHIFTS 01 iiwr rui*. ii pwm i >bkb they i-ltanv* *t uu» CAUSE SOON TO HEAL, • Price S3 Cbnta per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Buttle. BOOTS, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD SHOES Ever shown in this Bear in mind that ike SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by tbe Market, which we VhtMren aad tofawte advance from IB WITHIN THEIR REACH. 78 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK COSTS. thia truly sew>it[fc diaootary. rieaao give us a «nU. Mcacnville, Conn., Feb. S, 1M1. Sin J, ft & Co. et vreta and clilkhia. Dyapepila, Imparity of the UlooA. gee. J. F. Utnut, .Wtral «A, M*n. Da. Am: 1 haianenl jour Hite will, rxtaannUaarr iv™ la toy temily an-l o moo-; <!•.»»• 1 «i« in dteln* To ruc«Utfl lha purif, th* UuwI. they aio tho <Ky te.l >1 r«»r kcr-rn, aul I cau eaaAitenUy rvcena CU.I Itea to my frteoto. Vourn, J. r. niMEr. v 1U1», if ynuinn Io. I., j.. Urt. 3, Dot Bra: I am adng your Cathartic tlUa la Jutl.N C. MeACUAM. m. 0. Important to House Owners. Imporanl to Builders. Important to Farmers. this paper ical Almat “Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. 15,1861. frame ia liable. Tbe following are among tbe dixtrexsing vari­ ety of human diseaaea in which tbe mw H. C. SraLDixo. Esq. I wish for some circtisrs or large show bills, to bring your CeyhoUc Tilts more particulrriybcforc in <mm Lw to pour POU, wau Respectfully youre. B. B. WILKES. TpmlsnU, Mieh., Jmx.14. 1061. Mb. Srxumco. The formula of these Bitters, now (IM1| the le uronertr of Dr. Hoback. oreinaUd withone sa or Arrmrs' im, iLi-Taarn eurviMvi »imi in I Itlte. IbJrdlKta Oepbalic Pills accomplish the object for which they were made, vis., Cure of Headache ia all its king luwovctneat-io the elearnses of tbs skin.— COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA wilt always bo cured by one dose,or by two in the wont caeca. PILES -The original proprietor rf these med­ icines, was cured of Piles, of M years standid g by CT A single bottle of SPALD1NG*8PRE1’AR’D GLUE will save ten times its cost anmsalfy. jga , sale, speedy niid certain remedy. inesleaVe the system subject U a SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE I SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! TEMPERANCE, breakfast. DR. J. BOVEE DODS* . No Heat ia required in making application Il can be applied by any one. any addrem, II desired. Prepared by Dr. J. C AYER'ft CD., Lovrall, Mass. psnMble'aa a For sale al 11mtings, by Robkbts a Btbikbb. Is now C. lured by Hru.v, thtn er Hi Boaua, or any external iof Boor TONIC. MLD1CINX AND BEVKRACE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! MOTT, receiving from New York and Boston, his fall stock of Niehola,OraneevilleMi)la, man and DaWsimer, Middleville. M. C. Swift, Consisting in part of Molasses and Syrupa, Green and Block Tcaa. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Caffe, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wara, Clean, Tobacco, nnd Snuff, Salt and Water Lime, CEMENT,* For Coating Metals of all Kinds when NOTICE! IIS EEKOW tBiryiSH, THAT ALL THOSE NOTES ft ACCOUNTS -* ssiir Wj^la\TTo,K?S-Sl.-£ 1TKIU. MOT win be left at tbe Exprcn Mke, Far Callee tiai. CHARLES WIDDIFTELD ft ©0, •OLR FROraiXTOWl, F«r rrewniM art BcyalriBg Hefei awbrtiUkliii. Of Long Standing, Soaps, Salenttus, Cauia, Pepper and Spice. PERCHA •prtS-ly Groceries! ! New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powderud and Granulated Su- GUTTA LKAKY TIM AMD OTHER METAL ROOPS an be repaired wrth GUTTA PEBCBA CEMKST GROCERY, SALOON, JL3XFX> BOARDING-HOUSE. Dragt, Paint a, Oils, Burning Finid, and Camphane. SATE TUX PIECES I I Sptak ikt Tbingt of Truth and Sober- DISPATCH! OTUlhU... r^MT.TW. Ever offered in BaUle Creek,all of which will be sold at prices that cannot fail to cult purchaser*. Particular attention paid to filling or­ ders from Hastings and vicinity, and anliitfactioTi guaranteed in every case. STILDlTfl'B nucpi BID flies “USEFUL IM EVERY HOUSE. •- TERM. Tbs expense of applying 11 to bat trifling, aa ax ordinary 'Roof can be covered and finished Uu BILIOUS FEVERS A LIVER COMPLAINTS, -(iniui Duturr, Loss or Arnmra. and Du- SPALDING® PREPARED GLUE! ECONOMY I feaad ia tbe United Strtea. a^naiated with lhatr DKtto^KDOMc* TMrnjA^v^ii'Brr. i racroana, Focxn qtsa. CifcncnCT. Rxil Roas Dsrvn. Cara, and oa Pnwuc Dcmaorne geaerallv, Gosbbxusbt BviLa uua, Ac.; by the principal Lt iLDcre, AacniTtcra. ud MOOT' DUEABl^RWFlNGm KINDS. hxckxt unwu. Pills for Also WORMS, by dislodging from tbe turnings of the bowels tb« slimy matter to which these creatures adhere. SCURVEY. ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by a perfect pnritr which them LIFE M EDIC1NES give to the blood,and all the humors. SCOHBirriC CRUPTIONh and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by their alterative effort upon >d the morbid state Thia article baa been thoroughly ork aad all parts ar tba Uaifod 1 even- respect A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER cud TIME FfcoOF covering ISAAC JL WHEELER, Ypsilanti, Mich. morning d Dyspen.la, mor it is avp rt"l«r lllpr, art- rxirlln.l Im alien wlaAlrm- uorl DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the M, an.I bmmmA alnM. aah. an^ . ft-— .r FEVERS of aB kinds, by restoring the blood to a regular circulation, through the process of rcipiraliou iu such eases, and the thorough eola­ tion of all intestinal obstruction in others. The Lire MxnictNn have been known to cure RHEUMATISM permanently In throe weeks, and GOUT tn half that time, by removing local iuflanialion from the muscles aud ligaments of the jointa. DROPSIES of al) kinds, by freeing and atrngtbening the kidneys and biadd tq they operate most ■y to Maiwajfcs and delightful Stomachic and Cordial far Llillera. had then. VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES Htai Dt J. i»YEE DOB? IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF T HrxBT C.8rau>uta, Esq. Please find inclosed tnentT-Src cents.for which send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. Tkry ero truhr tht farf PiUa liuta tar triul. Direct A. STOVER, P. M. ’ Imperial WJne Bitten A NEW ARTICLE. HESE MEDICINES have now been be­ fore the pnbUefora period of THIRTY YRS. and during ibai time bare maintained a high character in almost every part of the Globe, lor their extraordinary and immediate power of res- H. C- SrxLOi.xa. Respectfully yours, JNO. k SIMONS. JOHNS A CROSLErS improved otrrra r**cna la dMovn a> eonro LIFE PlLts AND PHfENIX BITTERS phalte 1‘iUa. ceiring. are CMminsivO ccrnt everybody. MOFFAT’S Ms. Srxtniac. FEMALES. Important to Railroad Companies. CEMENT BOOFING, Hkrtford,Pa., Feb. 6,1W1. Bpruee Creek, Huntington Co., P., I January 16, is, IS61. [ NEW TOKK. f Liberty Street ■ Your ob‘l Servant. JAME3KEXNEDY- Yours, respectfully. LA BY ANN ST01KH0USE. JOHNS * CBOBLEY, (Sole Manufscturera.) every avenue ana organ 01 ioe»v»lon>, pel it thoroughly and permanently. Ma. Sraumro. swvd o/ca 1 seat her. Liberal Redectien te TERMS CASH. SPEEDY AND BURE CURE from thm. Price 25 Cento per Buttle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. are prepared to sell at a small THAT A ctey Price 25 Cento per Bottle. OR SECRETIONS. in which they do not give prompt rrlirf, and WILL COjmKC'E ALL WHO BCFTNR FROM HEADACHE Priced Cents per Bottle. RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED. SPALDING’S CEPHALIC PILLS, One Bottle uf AMERICAI CEMEITT GLUE. CROCKER Y! FAULT GBOCF.IIES D. C. HAWLEY. Hartings, Dee. IT, 1M1' Or Cold TEA OR B. MOFFAT . 'it, Mbw-Y FOR KALB BT ALL DuDOGIBTS. JWXAC a IfOTT, DENTWT. la B<m4 wtHU nor21-tf UUf.I Shaving Saloon! Mf.Mwutrv. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-15.pdf dd5382f3ce2a1013b19bfd4cddcb4676 PDF Text Text —L.J REPUBLICAN BANN VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1862. Sutinjs’ gnsixtss Sirtrttrj, receive him before hto body should find ita final grave in the deep waler of tbe Ohio. Cjaiu fortrg. NO. 37. He departure of Masoa sad Slidell from Fort Warren was conducted as quietly as possible. Tbe garrison, with ua exception of the guards on dqty, were THREE TO FOUR Down—down be ahot through the yielding air, Yet the bravo man retained offin good humor. Indeed, he has re­ all his thoughts, and with wonderfol pres­ cently been in good apirite, and be has ence of mind managed to keep in a per- borne his imprisonment with tbe air of a pendiculgr position, As ha struck Into philosopher. top of tbe ash, he clutched to the yielding Mr. Slidell was somewhat sulky, and limbs, which broke his fall to the first I not at all pleased at going in such an un. ostentatious manner,and In such a vessel. Here, fortunately, be fall upon hia feet He evidently expected that * steamer upon a bank of crumbling shale, which would Cnme bore especially for them.— Sin partially breaking the shock of tbe Part of his 111 nature may be owiag to , let him down to tbe next lodge, bls health, which baa not been good for eighteen feet farther from whence he some weeks, keeping him pretty dose to leaped—first six and then twelve feet to hia room, although he has not called for the edge of the water—making la all an medical aid. _____ almost perpendicular height ofone hun­ She tug Starlight, with the four rebels, dred feet. This measurement was made reached Provincetown a little before 5 P. by Col. Boone, and some other oIBcers, M., and immediately proceeded to the the day after this extraordinary pertorm- English rioop-ofwar Rinaldo, and trans­ J. RUMELL, WAR! WNIT1AK A ROBINSON, ar ANUPACTURKRfi of tie. shsei-lroa sad cep1’1 per wsro. Deetante tone. nails.*iMl.Ki«M, .Mf fieHsrers.satteryaUetoros. 8tar.oa.Socr Would we turn ■way *11 trembling, la our Mind aad weak deepair! Would we ahrink from little shadows. On High Prices, at the HASTINGS Jfwakaee IhaaUaatntury. Qulrering through tbe heart of pals, WoulJ uur womanhood dare doom theca DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &, Striker, This the blessed aagefa know. JV*T EEC El TED new and most complete assortment of DRl'Gi AND XEDimiA rfCl»ea>lcaia, Palate, Otis, Caar W HOLESALE and retail dealer In Groceries and PrertafoM. J’urt, lard. Batter, end TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. SJisrtUana. A DE9PRKATE LBAF. •WEESET A AIXEN. TTORXEYS AT LA W»nJ Solicitor* in Cbaa. o«yy. Particular attentuHiMM to Cawvag- During the early years of the country, the Ohio river was the acene of many XST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL chivalrous and daring adventures and rURP08ES,0NLY_C exploits; and many wero the sanguinary smuggles which took place upon ite banka between tbe bravo pioneers of lhe nettle- OBee in the Coart IlouM, RaeUagS, Mi eh. GROCERIES! H. WRIGDT, TTORXEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES, FIG8. RAISIN 8, CODFISH; Office. with tv. W. Ralph Eaq., Middleville, Barry Coonty, Michigan. DANIEL COOK, (I*tuTHApt:TPT-tyk.jiiibfc'fa'ff' X OF THE PEACE, Genrral Land and rent, will attend to the caileotjoe of 11 oihrr buMoeai pertaining to hia office. And CeeklRg Extracts, HOLBROOK, PENS. PENCILS, imtS, PAPER, EMVELOPEB, CARDS, Ac., Ac. J. M. RUSSELL. (HYSICUN and Surgeon. Office in RoMell'a MOST POPULAR JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN and Surrron. Dwelling on Broad way, scar ths Cour, Hbbm. PATENT MEDICINES OTART PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will tend to *11 bwaiweae entrusted to him wi N sees of sud vicinity, tb*t we intend I sell wcrrthing in our line of trad* m cheap ** c* be bought »t »oy place. Give ua * call aad jedg for rueroelve*. We iuUnd Ui soil (DEHEAT, 1F©» ©ASffil COMPOL'ND- J. M. KETIMA, StZ’bzr1 I1ast»gs ROBERTS A STRIKER. Maaes 8, 1861. C. PR1JIDLB, menta and the red enemies, who were justly jealous of the growing encroach­ ments of the restless whites. On the southern bank of the river, and a little below the mouth of the Kanawha, where now stands Uro village of Point Pleasant, is a high precipice, well known to the pas­ sing boatmen as Ulin’s Leap from tbe following incident which occured there : During tbe Revolutionary war, the present site of the village above named, was occupied by a small stockade fort, as a protection to tiro surrounding settle­ ments agsinst the attack of Uro savages in the interest of the British, The people on the alarm of danger, would leave their fields, and gathering up their familiee and stock would seek shelter in the fort; where always was stationed a small force uf militia. Here they remained till tbe Uireatening danger was removed, when they were returned to their occupations. One day in the Spring of 1772, Cel. Boone, who was iq command of the stock­ ade. missed one of hto saddle horses, which bad strayed away from the encloeeure, and called to one of his men to g«» oct in the direction of the river, and bring the animal baejt to the forL The man was Benjamin Ulin, a non commis­ sioned officer. • For several weeks there had been no sign of hostile Indians in tbe vicinity ; and contrary to orders tbe man left the stockade withoutarma, not deem­ ing it neccessary to go beyond the cover of lhe place In sehrch ofthe missing horse. But on cetnlng to the margin of the Kan­ awha, be found, by the J racks upon the shore that the horee had crossed over to the other side of the stream. Procuring a boat Ulin crossed the stream and fol­ lowed the track, which led down a little K* along the high bank of tbe Ohio. is be followed to some distance, dll at length he cime to the animal quietly feeding upon tbe scarcely unfolded leaves margin of the bluff He now cautiously approached DAMIEL ITRIKEH, ceooL Books of ell kind*, alao Nrwsrsrn for by ROBERTS A STRIKER. H. COOK, S B txtac**'* Ou> Lo«d<w Doi *1 pnrpoees, for sale by the runaway, with a bridle in hand, and bed alm net hie band upon hie mane when a fierce war wboop, accompanied by a dis­ charge of fire arms buret upon his startled ear, aad caused tbe frightened animal to spring from him and disappear in the for •at. The next instant Ulis found himseif surrounded by a party of Wyandotte ladiane, who knowing someone woold be in search ol the horse had lain to ambush, awaiting hie arrival. Tbe savages ware RKMKDIAL AUMT. to efodc tbsm. But secretly bad he m s hundred yards Io that direction when be perceived Uro path filled wiih enemies, who again ornnsd a fire upon him from that point. Thus auiromdad by hia enemies, he UM. Finding himself still able to move, although seriously injured by tbe terrible shock be bed received. Coporal Ulin threw himself into tbs river, with tbe intention of swimming to the opposite side, but finding the current too strong for his already overtasked limbs, he drew himaelf again to the shore, and being un­ pursued by tbe Indians, kept along under the c|i< until he reached the mouth of the Kanawha, and then along t’ ' that stream till be again fellin ______ with the canoe ia whieh he crossed before, ‘ and safely reached tbe stockade. During n few years pasV’eod liver oli" has been the gnat popular panacea for consumption; tensot thousands of barrels of so-called cud liver oil have been sold Svs to its columns Aursetiuna pMtit titans of Michigan cannot find in any New Tort or otbsr Eastant Paper, and which cannot but make It a more welcome visitor to tbe Family Qrde, tbe Farmer Mechanics, Marchant, or Frcfttelussl Hudson, feature, the TW&wm baa the State, bs It has sot in interest Atabout alx, P. M. the Rinaldo got under way, and proceeded on her voyage. In about two hours afterward a vloteat cf a hurricane, but the wind was offshore and probably tbe safety of vessel was not endangered. During tbe atay of the Rinaldo al Provincetown, no communi­ cation was allowed with the shore, nor wss any boat allowed to come along aide. Tbe following ment. Indeed, it ia believed that to the carbonaceous elements of tbe oil, which we believe has never mainly due the benefit that teas been de­ rived from the much lauded and liver oil. Acting upon thia belief, eceofour first physicians. Dr. A loom Clark, who ia. aa a substitute for tbe oil. Cream la essentially an oil, very similar tn Ila com. position to the ood liter oil. lard oil, and’ others of like character, while It is far more palatable, and vastly cheaper. Ito Medical Reporter.says that a conautrtptive patient, now under treatment, la taking cream with bettor effect than was experienced und*T the cod liver oil pre­ viously tried, Our advice is. for all who have,or think tally, as much of it aa the atotnaoh will digest well. Eat it alone, on bread, with baked sweet apples, and st every meal. Eat it believing it will cure, and we have no doubt that it will prove quite as effective as the purest cod liver oil •hat they begun to bdif re that their own countrymen were afraid to measure their strength with that of the enemy, and this thought gave them mare pain than their wounds which some of them ware still suffering from. In a moment after the Guerriere rode gallantly forward, show­ ing her burnished sides; and as the swells carried beroloee to the muzzle of “Old Ironsides,” Capt Hull, wbo waa then quitfl fat and dres»ed in full lights, bent himself twice to the deck, and with every muscle and vein throbbing with excitement, shouted out as be mads an­ other gyration, “Now, beys, pour it into them.” That broadside settled their opponent, nnd when lhe smoke cleared away tbe Oom modere,s tighte were to be •sen split from waistband to heel. Tru­ ly tbe Commndurs had a soul “too big for hia breeebeit.” Huffman used to add that Hull, nothing dtoooDcerted, gave hto orders with perfect coolness, and only l.l. D—t. —_ papw. Invariably in advance—Single Copy, 11,60 a year. Twenty Copies, 620,00, and extra Copy to the person who forms tbe Club. For a Club of Fifty! we give Thfeo Extra Copies,or tbe Tri-Weekly Tribune. For a Club of One Handrod, Six Extra Copies, or tbe Daily Tribam. The Low Price te Cl«ba will »•< admit of PV-““ Of nrniiwteffeaite Agnate Persons engaging to gel «• (Juba are requested to send in subacribara’ Mmca as festas obtained^t 1100 a year. Sub­ scriptions may commence at any time.— PAY ALWAYS IN ADVAJ<Sju, When a Qub has boen foewariod, «b dittoes may be made to it on the same terms, whether sent in by the person forming it or not, It to not Droesesry that tbe members of a Club sboold reaeiva their papers at the same Poalhffiew, Cfer. Kmcn are supplied at tbo Low 1st Clvb Tsa. Money may be forwarded by maft atour risk. Spedraea Copies will bo scat free to all wbo deaijp them, Is published Morning and Evening, and to sent to all parte of the State, by the first mail, express, railroad, and other conveyances, giving the vary JHttf Toto. , ;rsph. Commercial, Marine, Political and General Nxwa, Foreign aad fapestis, ri I TBF DETROIT TRI WEEKLYTR1BFKE Is published every Tuesday.Thdreday and Tbe Pittsburg Morning Aritl, under Saturday morning; *»d sent by mail to this caption gives a story of a disltnguised all parts, on tbe morotng of publication citizen of Pennsylvania as follows; at M OO per Msaa; twa eupisa, Somb thirty yoars ago a barefooted boy floated down tbe Susquehanna on an humble raft, and arrived at Harrisburg. contains all the lalttt n«w of two Asya of He came from the north, and belonged to the Daily. a large family; all bis worldly goods ware tied up in a littl e pocket bankarohief. He nought and obtained employment, in a printing office as an apprentice. From Some people are very apt to use harsh angry words, perhaps they think they will be obeyed more promptly. They talk loud, swear and storm, though after all they are only laughed at; their erdere are forgot, and their ill temper to remem­ bered. How strong to a kind word ! I j will do what tbe harsh word or even blow an apprentice to a journeyman, from a cannot do, it will subdue tbe atobora, journeyman to a reporter, and then an will relax the firm, and work wonders. editor, tbe barefooted printer boy worked against obstacles which tbe suffering only, know, i The persevering follower in Franklin’s steps, began to realize the fruit of toil and privation. The young • trifling fault wbieh ablod to accomplish tbe object nearesttbe heart—tbe establishment of bto moth er in a borne above want. In pt;session of Genetti wm sinj efeyr comfort she could desire, Hto ■tagbrofoera were hia next esre; and like Napoleon, he had a strong arm with which to aid them—and indomitable persevareenoe that nothing could long suc­ cessfully obstruct, In a few years they Another iui wlH dosnythiag for you kind tn me! aad bsndiM agemsb ths load tented L tl>e I. J. DlHT, ol Michigan— ite devotion to the Local sod Garni JutesooU of MioMpn, went with them on board the if •NW Com. V seen print. Ogden Hoffman used to tell tbe story. He was in the great fight between the ConsUtnUon and Guerriera, a very large proportion of the material end said as tbe British ship came sailing beyond ths abcee terms. Or aha and sold under this name has been mainly down ou them, aa they beard the sharp ford 9iL We think little harm has been orders, when tbe gun t were ran out and done by the deception, except the cheat lhe men could bo eec-j ready with their involved in aeliine for |1 per pint bottle, match locks, an officer came in baste to an article costing less than U per gallon. Captain Isaac Hull and asked for orders Esstaro paper at the toteet/pries posssMe There to do doubt that thousands of to fire. “Not yet," waa the quiet res­ •a Chsis, M a means of prYpsroHt Rgd cures have been effected by tbe use of ponse. As they esme still nearer, and fortifying its political friends on Btatb both ths pure ood-liver oil and the spu­ the British vessel poured In her fire, tbe Iuvks and all questions Btete Policy, and rious Isrd oil- Faith in tbe article, (that first Lieutenant of the Oumtitution came State Administration, and as an iuduccis, in the label on tbe Itoule, and in the on the poop and begged permission to ment to Voluntary Effort on the port uf adverttoame&taof the aellara) baa in many return the bro-ndside, that tbo men could tbe Republicans of Michigan, for the “Not eases dispelled fear atxl storied the pa­ not be restrained much longer. Sull tient on the high road to health-; while yet,” was Uie indifferent reply. nrerer the British ship came, and the the real nouriahmsnt afforded by the oil is often just what is needed by the dys­ American prisoners, wbo were in tbo to tbe support of your County and State ' peptic patient Buffering for lack of nutri­ cock pit of tbe Guerr I ere, afterwards said Papers, aaw do possible way of escaping from their beads bat destroying his own life by leaping from tbe fearful precipice. InroMf for tiro terrible d«rt ipertgie wsateevftehfa, the ferred her passengers. DAYS THAN ANT NEW TORE �W kee Springs submitted the following report ^““ gf" yr—y T" James Flotrea 10,00 JKT T ’ 114 rnent; Boa man; Roll do S. Hollon I ■inf, ainilaiar that tbe chaff be a »«a member of said comiMfad, Yeas.—Messrs. Bassett, Cramer, Hall, Mr. Cramer moved to amend tbe re>rt by allowing the third account of Mr. ‘Persons Whole No. of families -ET^~ ’T-XI --'»r^r?&re3TV?0TC . rtfi»rt from the Town of Barry ,?hpi .Ft* ' No. of Aflrt Numea of Families, Mn. Nlebols FtiHiiahod ------------♦15.00 W,©0 Persons, 2 do Hdman - 1 Cfa Gilfepie V 8 ; do’Wright 2 10,00 relief ofdbofatn- _ ____ . dttial'tlioaereral AMMHMMteMMrtlS**------- - ** u *• Persons “ 8 *Am1 Paid to famflio* _______ . »4i,«a Mr. ‘Oratner anf fritted the follow- . Mr. Thomae moved that tbo any ralipl Jo the famili.. of voluateut Kboro tbo fploutoer ooliuinp waa «t an actual rmiacnt of thia County at U» Uaeof’enlmtaiaef. Total 8 41,00 WUfa Na of fatniU* fanrisbed 4 MaSonetr- Mr. Palmer moved-ttuft the account of Mr. Ral| Whole No. of 4Tv04 106,00 - do Atkin* . do Manger 2M1 14,08 18,16 do Tabor . do Greenfield UT.T7 28,55 Najo^ofFaAiilies Willcox doH. Burdick do Homan _ JnoAsRhoda Barrett 2 d»R. Durham 2 do Thorp * 8 do Benington 2 1 1872,f.3 ■'. IVi -tu-FvPW ToUknuU- RwfisU'd Ms. Jfarnttn ummU, the __ fol tow,far Roport from lb« Tuwnefap of .23,00 »7W l.’K8, jU'Afa^ fiirnhhdd ^12,57 SaBtfaaatanttod lU following r'fr^OnMgtvRte. further aniehddd that •tHa"'’thno Mr cbl!ecU6n m Tax& dktotfded Ihrbittfliout the several Towns of tbe County. QiWiqn the 1st amendmanllost. ' • . “ Mr. Dall submitted tbo following Amt *5,00 do Stevenson 4 do’Ctfrtfa 1 . ■’ia. Na MJwmMm -6 F. D. H.A. Ui Mr, T.JCirfl tnored lh«l lhe vhU pn th. yrlonaii.n 6f the liin. for collecting Uw.ha rroohsifl.rKl. Mt. Teliord offered the - following rcoo Idibfatk .. . Merton CMeman do Kelly No. ’. 3 9 3 Aral, i;; 1140 15,00 nreagrv.’ * tn 1 fe.rwo, «f | 7 lle "2?ollht profluo. railed -n K>r irig, U ijifauth'fl. oyt this k«*pfa|.- EF-A few dn.rewpereann.Wein in call­ ed upon the Seoreiorr of State Aw a- part ’ U» ewU Riehmeod, and the request _WX~* denied, lie wft lfHMr ' Informed that the ISO 06.00 44.10 ----------------------------- 447X1& nte.’ -t: P«m-" il Xis k» j' „ and hundreds '.fluff l.d ml Orgsnl _ ___________ “»» «.!>«« ,AM ■' ItmTriford. 1.mamma, Billy during11 >f cuttil il ia, .T.a,C«M>« Jatliw bln. l.,u, ■ W. .u" A AJ. Xi-S. Paiatar, [UJall.a./ »r the 1 rith Ml . .-,.1 J)»| h|U t fbtt WHcBfiiWj etjuall] 1 W.-W. Ftalph,. j£ M: * ,o .“t.*4<|.:!«rf», | rela and J0.00 W*t*. “J aw<MteFW’|fW^ yiioiB yrr hcit”7* ''''’ Oh motfon'OfWr. Thomas, Ums fcoltid JY.iLJw*- •“ . • F.T TS T>» cast Or VY. Iz. icueort, -fl rtkaimna. We n mice that th® AnfaVff nSt’drabrwhh Ai mWoV tie, WM adopted. ;Mr.falJfqrd moved to s$oarn to 7 W. Bui iraber, Jorefae Imb M M U M <o’alodtUiis.ttrtnwg. a w. Bas l_____ eatr t, Bupt i «--«*■—6-60- 6 00 Mr, Cramer. rnovsd to arncml <• m. Ml J. M. Wafcnre ' **- - *4^5 6 25. nc^ourn to 8 o’eiock to-morrow morntogj i ~ " 4 fiO i so *•&»»**. ■ ** Th A xpestton opan tbe "rj. • ; 125 2,25. , is & ^H^fahoscry, 26 M 26 09 pie original motion carried. . Garreu, Cout-.frt*. 5i94r 4 00 1 Braddy, : M ».-A^l. Okliaed. atfib^4bNM4 Sir® »4«T.«0. T-Ul. ' Resolved,That the time- fw callcoUng uk.es in Rutland, be end, ftie^auje.,2 . ae ol fiuntiy B UMl.C^t waa called on .. 22. ........ ................. ». fk.O0. $113,91 RJon^Supehn^r .Mr .Tel fc rd submitted thefallowiBg D.Sul|>.<,X»»rM.Ag^ . 3^ JiW ■ W-fiurabtr^mue. . ,1 Report trpnj Jofanstown; . cfcltovo* Aot. paid for Ibis countyUMMM* M-lfouday last. Julgc [^ov^jjrey-jd -*o«aoffer noon,’' oh the report wm atxxpLel mas moved that thu report bo The Ques­ ’’ ’ '* Aqj't paid' consols Lieu uf knowiryj pat foe county d*U-*nFk« reduced-from Iva bjfyw. Amount of permanent; improvem«t». \ 72.00 " " 1 17 1 17 ey^Pririting fees 32 50 25 90 lyear, Lock A InL I C2. J 5p 1 , Jury fcc« 150 left tion on tbe original motiop w*s also * Persons Report from Hope. Namenjfamily No. Mr$ Nowlon 3 faction for paying high taxes, ws !»»*• the Amount paid to keeper W Poor Farm, 3280.00 Superintendents’ salaries, 115.00 ed in ttro Township of Johnstown, wbieh was on4 rndflbtfof Mn OriuibfJ 'hole No. of fa mil tea Ma «,<X> Tofal 97 5ndbNo.x>fF«ml!fes Anft FMW 30,45 23XM) 20,06 10,18 iadabt- 3 00 cd in the Town of Barry, which was further amended on motkta of -Mr^ 100,58 do Scidmore 8 Op Telford that the thoe atee be extend­ amehdmcnt^M^ dw-Qurewh cb Collin* R. B. Wightman, Dpt. Shf. for collection ol Taxes fan also extend - irett submitted the following r^pd{t from the Townpf Rutland. puUiabiag Friday and PatricktvaFetxoued from «ens motion of-Mr. Jfareatl that the time ftmftie* '.M 41 Persona Am’t pald to families “ $ rArfWMfa.-WttwfTor ------ Maars Telford, Thebae i»g on the Co»»>ittee ef the relief of ftimiRtfl' of Wfaifteefa,'they' eompeeing tbe Coramittco appointed to settle Htg report jrorn n 'jtp.;bf ’ Amt-J' with tbe County Treasurer, and Messis tin volunteer faahHfa*.. Motion loot. Names of Fumilics Persons, Furnisbre Cratncr, Barnnm * and ^alb were ap Mr. Orarert nrewfl itont to-morrow Mys.Gray T $T,00 poiptofi to fill’thdr rscatwSc*. morning at- 9 dcfoct be the thne set Otio’person' only making applica­ On motion board ndjonrnod until apart for bearing hafd report. Motion That the job p(. p one o’clock P. M. tion iu said Town, ■ House and other huim carried. Mr. Palmer submitted the following Mr. Barrett moved that tbe time Mr. Cramer, before voting explained ry --K -^.-- ReportIrom Castleton. Afternoon Saaaion l. P. M. II. J. Kcnfield, for tbe auni of Two bundfor cdftectfon ’ ot the Taxa? in tbe Names of famUire. Na AroL Board met pursuant to adjourn­ dred and nineteen and 25-1 OOUra doUara. Township of RuUatid be extended 2 $34,49 ment. thirty Jwijhfar the tlmo prescriUd Mrs. Fulmer Mr. Cramer moved, that the sum of Roll called, AU members Your cotnmittoa, upon examination of do.kfavcn 2 5,50 tbe work, find that lhe work of paipting three thouwiu$ five fenfalfW] dollars be by I4wcfor lhe Trcgst^cr tp make present. do D^dge 5 16,52 Mr. ,Palmer moved that a Commit­ and reprira uf buildings was doou" in a lus return*. . do Sixbury 1 8,00 tee of three be appointed to Investi­ good ahd -vrorkmanlUce manner, .and On n>«*« of-Mr. TUims Uh> bhido' Seely 2 5,00 gate tbe matter .wherein Taxes have in accordance with the contract. The county. um <u laid oa th. table. secretary for the Treasurer’s Offaefa not The motion wo« loot by the yens and been paid upon lands, and the game Total TT On motion, Mr. Darfro waioxcnwl in accordance with the contract; uod not naya as follows: $59,51 _ lands returned to the County Treses from forMmr aMnadwioa B tbo prcKnt whatypnr committee Intended when the ‘No. of Families T*uB.^M«ara. BatoiUu Q»jr>«r, urer and there sold, for delinquent job was let. Therefore, your oqiRipktoc Maaion On accent of oink,m. Hall, Jones, Smith, Walker, Wolf—7. “ Persons Taxes, and report to this Board-some would recommend, that the sum of two Mr. TacrMt taorod that the clnir Nats.—Messrs. Bassett, Palmer, Pat­ $59,51 Amt, paid Resolution to govern such cases. Mo Mtpotala «ot*talltm> af three on aalhundred dollare be allowed to •Mr/Men- rick, Polly, Robinson, ’ Thomas, Telford Mr Wolf submitted tbo following tion prevailed. . .L : ficld, to apply on Bia pay-wtotf job; and 7. .. .. Report from Maple Grove. TboChalr appointed Merer* Palmer that the i^iaaee of tto emitrart - ptfoe be Absent; Mr: fhrrett end 'Mri4 Durfee Name of family No. Oramor aid Jbnee M each Cbmmit- paid wbarbs shall plaee hl Urn Treasur­ Mrs. Berry 1 er’s Office rjcfc a secretary ft the wotract do Baldwin 5 0n motion Board adjduruejJ until calls fur. do Ledos 8 :D.<3. Robixso.x, Chairman. doSwoet 4 15,00 On. motion, the report of the commit­ do Lewis 3 10«00 tee was accepted and we committee dis . Evening Session 7 P. M. Durlco,Mcosed. ’charged. . .. wood piitil Oo motion, Bq»m $58,75 Total Board met pursuant to adjourn­ Mr. Thomas moved to amend tl>c to-morrow morning' hour <A-8. No. of families ment; roll called, qnorum present. report of the curnmittce on claijns. by o'clock, .eaz h do Persons Bbnrd proceeded to business, allowing the account of Mr. Konficldp.at Amt. paid $58,75 The Cortnnftto appointed to hires two'hundred doHMS. Tuesday Morning, Jah.’-Y. *62 Mr. Dnrfee submitted the following tigato tbe matter whore lands have Absent, ■Motion cnrHrt. ■ > ■ been returned to the Coonty.treasurer Mr. Polly moved tu adopt the repor^Report from Brtt|imbrc. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Mr. Sinhfi-rtfbved thni thd sum of erroncbtuly and. a. fax. title obtained of.the committee on painting and repairs Amt. UolLcalled; Megjfau? present. Board NmAe of family Npthree thousand one* -hundred and forty$18,50 thereon through their ehairnoan sub dfcrtmty belMinp. Ottrfed. Mrs. M. Johnson 2 M^rlhomiurnuived to adopt the report five dollars be appropriated from the Mil­ 15,00 milted the fol lowing repeat do M. E..Johnson 3 Your Committee to whom was re iA the Committee on Chtlms, as ometided itary'Relief fond, to apply eW- the county ’ocfa- 4h tliaSevaraLSBper>' of the Rep I by tbe Board. Carried. Indebtedness. terred tbe matter of investfratlng i reao to# lamOn Ai'otion, Board sdUumed to ona naorv Total 135,50 cases where Jandsliare been <t#rbhe<; - jj. J4.r tUoaof V<MWfaer** jo o’eloek.l’. M. No. of families ously retorfied to the County Treasur­ Mr. Robinson a«iUmitted tbe ffalow; Yxaw.—Messrs. Barnum, Cramer. Hall, er and a thx title obtained tberec iag Report from the town of Hretings ...ZdQ Pqrepn* Jones, Smith, Robinson, Telford, Walker,. Amt. Paid $35,50 wontd Legleato to report; fifa for tire naasUWaf Ovtober.'November WAif-^-9. Mr-Patrick form Tbomapplp sub-, dwm ft pnnecefsary and jmpoL... and December, 1861. Nwi^MMsmBrtstx, Fafajer, Fat fitted tbo following as hie.report of take any action In tbo m^br.'FMTr Mr. ThvniM'subndtteaibu folio whig rick, Pel}*. TbuOMts—6. No. of Awl said Town, evci4, but Uate tbo matter wlicro.V Absent, Mr. Brtrett and Mr. DoffaeNames of Fstfflies. FMr4hii' 'FcrpM*«. resolution; Amt belongs by law. O. Q.sPalmer. RerulveJ, Thr.t the' time for 'th* &1W Mr*. Name of F&nilka Furnished Chairman. tion <rf taxes In the trfwnaHjps of Rutland Mrs. L. W. Pano , On motion.td Mr. Barrett dre re­ Barty Woodland and JifliMto#*, fee/and . do Thoa. McLeod pile rame is hereby extend thirty anya, ] *wbich was port was accepted, and committee 6 49JX) do J. R. RumcII Mr. Polly moved that {he resolution Repertbribe Besertaleagewu rtahe Boot di*elM*ge& Boo ram , -fl 43,B» do Cole 1,00 be adopted? Lost. fbr the Year 10*1. Mn Barrett moved that the report du H. E. Wood 27,36 The Committee upon Miaeell.irfcfous The wlidle number < f pchoria rcMvefl be adopted as reported. Carried. 42,36 Flanigan’s children 5,94 claims reported tbit,tfley had passed upon and supporkd I* refaift. tfamen Mr. Thomas moved to take from do McMarrjr 48,76, do 1). O. Dyo the following accuuiiU and recommend were iumatet ixni.l.. 8;50 of th* County ** Houae,.andtbo Tabic tbo motion ofWr. Barrett do Warren 89.86 thirty^tghl reedv*d temporary roiief do Henry Smith 4,00 allowance1 as follows;* * extending tbetfme for jofl^ctfng taxes do Hoatb 8M0 do Lncy Halbbornc 8,88 8*P«h 8srric»«. Claimed. iUeom. nutAido. in the Town dt Rutland. Motion pre­ ;W.W. Ralph, Justice foes 86 59 <2 88 do lOngsberv 18,88 . do Nathan Clifford Tbw Whole expense of soeh support fala 11,59 vailed. r do Warner ' 26,58 0.E. ITWU, Sheriff “ 134 83 119 to been 31054.68. Of this amount, *511.44 do MiHa Mr. Polly moved to amend tbe II. N. Sheldon, Repair Office 4 97 18,28 Total 106,00 ny. do Bennett dp 6w1n do Mlcbac! 1 Tc.llfird.. ——(L . ’^-^HSm?Krrram'HiTnYeTfraC fWt �?JH1 8>a 'TfejiiJgstitts. D4RUNG».-> MWHEGELA THE ¥Eft¥ LATEST LIFE BTTXBB, ofHasauvJ. Dtoc- NEWS tatbority In this ease Qnto Court ffor ths >f3CDecember, 1861, •M- W-simdlW <M«et of We dash wuto the batteries -wfateh 4* enemy kpfimtred to hsrre creeled on the Co<»jaw river (or.thy .obstruction of the/ LOW PRICES’ DARLINGS LIVER REGULATOR Notice rwem. pasMge ihnsugh that slrsarn to aound tba death of the -channel. The’ *ffiur sucoceded perfectly, juid the onstny wwe4rhrea.eut of their emrar.obmenta, their baUcr!tea.dcin«»riBiifc(j. and the propW/^nArtHam brunght away or deeCroyod, with little or Ho loan on our aide. “After the ohjecl of the expedition wa> eaeooted, Gw. Stevens returned to Purl Royal hrlgWI.'1 At soon as his report reaches nu> it be forwarded.” -INQUIRE OF- PMMVaalbe morbid and taliaus deposits from tbe stoaxaoh and bowels, rsipilatee the liver aad kidneys, iwmavtog every etatruct-Mi, restore a natural and healthy action In tbs vital ergsn.,— It is a superior . . GRANT & St’ATDLING TAKJXY MEDICINE. -WF STILL- ias aaAd li irregularities, ^sm^a Uto sicte and bowels, Notice! dabili'^g P^’ * ml £ t «•*•* READ TBE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY, New York, Jan. 8. more ar leva, being tnlba eeosty of Barry, a&d Slate of Micblcan. Tbo Slut rejtiment otnbarkod this altar- • Jaa. L. Brumley, msrehant, 184 Fulton wret, New York, writes. August, 18, 1M0; “I bars bean aSicted with piles, aoeompaaisd with btetdlag, tbe las* threeyaers ; 1 eaad IN OUR LINS OF TRADE; LIFE BITTERS, Come and See I! ABAM WOLF, Erretw. Dartd.JaanSryT.MBSt. janW EritEsMTMorge Rttetart. ..Wasiukmon, Jan. 8. The Norfolk Day 2W ofNfbnday, says, th. sdwkpm tn the Navy Y|rd wg*: QTATE OF MWBIOAM, fUnur Cowrrv, as.' And now consider myself Zuiirtfy aurri,” flou. Jnho Cross writes, -'Brooklyn, March IB 1S& Rtchaiond oo Saturday, There have been severs! Arts lately in DAUU^CrSLITSR RtGULA TOR The stdtrheY Ella Wnrlsy ran the bluckaaOkCUrlMton, from Naasau. Therespou, it is ordered that Tuaedapithe day of January. !*;«.•* eleven e'ritok Is the i noon, be assigned for the bearing and pfoo said Will skftferiti. aadtbat tewSrirs a of a a id deceased, and all other bespons inter, ia arid eriate Me rtquirsdto appear a| a sei of said Court, then to .be Tioltfvn at the Fro Office, i»-4he vifege of Hastings, and ■ cause.if any there be, why the sAlaiut will teriapital should not be allowed. Chicago, Jan. 10. A special to the Evening Journal, Cairo, 10th,says: ”Tbe expedition has; cummeneed moving. A large portion of the fdree have already go'no down die rivor»-_ Ipia under eunvoy o/ tbo guoIwsats Easttt and Lrirington. The c<pedilion willprubaltiy - land at JefluDjun, inalnder of the expedition being rapidly embarked, will sail by to morrow. . . Chicago, Jan. 10. A special to ths T^ibunt, dated Cairo ifftb, says: “Tha forces from St. Ixnl’ts, whiah had boon dctslnad In the river In cunaftflucncs of a steamer blocking up lhe channel, will arrive to morrow morn A special to tho Timet, dated Cairo, rnunry 10th, says: “The advance of the peritii«n, composed of McClernahd’s igade,; .Japdcd ,night utiles down the ’ ’ ', al the motuh uf MnyfinW Creek, Ky.. iside, where tent* were pitch for the night. .... . .. down during Aho afttrpvon and rolwrjpji at 4«ek. 32to-reiwaindir of tbu in rec NOTICE ! How to Save Money! -N*w York, HVAE JUST RECEIVED I passed dotted Wood by the urethra. I aaio* entirely cured,sod take pleasure ia raceuMnendisg Mrs. O.Tsbow, 11 Christopher Street, N. T., writes: .“lob. >0. IMA—1 have boon subject to I attacks of Asthma tbs last twenty tears. I bare never found scything equal to LL PEBjuNS knowing themselves io be in­ A debled toSUTEti, the subscriber, on ’past due ACCUGXldsog or. ■testy, nervfoaa aflwvaMteArtA . Darting’s Liver Begulator. Specially Notified and Solicited, 1n effbrrHnt immediate rebef. Liror sod billions rwnsdy." Jq fettle lh<un WHbonl Delay. It ts a thorough Mrs. Tennr, of Brooklyn, writes: “February 28. 1840.—In May last I had a severe attack ofPiles SHERIFFS SALE. Which we ofler'ut aoni.” ALL OUTSTANDING CLAIMS, To atari bw New Xorjt todsbudpees. and to biliaus attacks. J waa. advised, by a finacri, I , J ft Ar.-qWWujR | >»!»<» DARLINGS OVER REGULATOR. Erirgy!!' I did sa tad found it to operate admirably, remor. Ing tbe bile awd teowdbg tbe liver to activity. 1 have also rer! Hua ’ pieme into the eodsure of U e sub- m'vvc in tha morniftg.” WE 11 broke up say cold and lever at ora. Previous to this attack, 11 ' ‘ ---------------------• Cb«lM*,nS.C. - ‘ 10- According to expreas letters lkwm Part- ’STAG lL>yal, tliaxnemy's work* were compiktv*- tedto ** p rare property, pay ch srgto, awd^tak^b i m ly destrvsyM; sod t»«ir tMopn rgfwrned to port RajkiI lalaiid. Tw«> rdgime.HlM were gnip'4 buck U» flijum Head on the 3d.— Aftor.our Uoupa had entirely deuerted tbe right, title and Interest of Abram b. Qaisk. line Of the dsfrndanla named to said exaculxM.ia and to tbe following real catate to wk: Ail that Certain plena or parcel of land, situate, Ivlng and being in tbe Ctnnrty of Barry end Stats of Mich­ igan. described as the south half of the north-vast quarter of scctleu thirty four, in towtt two north of Range seven west: WhlsY .aid rijins. titles and interests, 1 shall txposc for-sale at public auctumqr vcodoy. to the highest iudfltr, at the front door of tbe Harry SftaBfiitgs pYirt -Cnrrnrt. tIto wett< rn shore, the rebels fell Imck fiyc iniRw to Garden's Corner, alkswing tltat the edVitt uf the ahwstiaement given1 wV Kniutury and permanent. Memphis Appeal of ths 5th says, tlrnt mi unlay. 200 well armed, men left Arkansas for Oaceok, Mu., with 200 "•gone loaded with precisions fur Pried; thry nhn had eight rifled cannon. Tuaalv4stesu (Tqa*4 A>m of the FAMILY MEDICINE. Whan oar ehWren an oot of aorta, we give them a few drops, and it seta them all right I find it meets the general wants of the stomach and bow­ els when disordered.” RKsnan, if yon need either or both of these woat excellent Ucoiedier.inquirvfor t bra at IL e stores; if y»u do wot find them, take no other, but Inclose Owe Dollar in a letter, and on rves.pt of tbe mon ey, tbe Remedy or Remedies will be pent a wording to^our du ections, by mall or expires, pest-paid. prssecu to Um alientioa of mothers, her. GROCERIES SOOTHING SYRUP, DAN’L 8.. DARLING, For rbiMm Tocthlmtf. 102 Nassiu 8k, Naw York. hicli grtoflr fiteilhalcs the proems of troOinigl •cRrnise the gvrov. reduevnv all hiUaiiHitivn— U allay til pdri end spMmodic srimb. »** Pat try ia teewt andgl Boltina each. [MVX7 Cm] HARD-WARE THE ONLY PREPARATION 2Aihw»ya. n eassnl InAbvt with 20,000 -fund of nrm«, has been captured by tha TO r.rGCLAn: the bowels Depend npon It, mothera, it will giro rept to youraetvaa, aad IUUKF ANDUALTQ TO YOEB LVANWi We Have put np and acid thia SvtMWforget • r.cras.ira■ STOOD THE TEST OF TEARS, other medicine—never has it failed in a S&gls in- And grows saaorc and more Pop* ■lar every day! Shingles, per M------ A. M. <M* each oFthc tlqwvd; stki&odtts ---------------ovortHsr th*., brihg the tilde find tod hy tbe Hoc. Probatr Court, for the final Btflustnsent of all' claims against said estate. Dat.d Droamber l». 18dl. ,. .st v^utabaaNuaMENi . r been rr*tored .<foO3 CHARLES W. BASSETT, 7 slmnlv wtMdy . Ertf&sg: dwidet m:. Jhn. 11. On JtUty Um C.4. GuHkUT* fercto. AND BuHeCiwt. Mich.,Dec. 21, M9. Puny. WbotJ: Thwi wilt please accents Has to info mi lher that tbo hair on mv bead all fell oil ovcrlwen'r yearn ago, oaasvd'toy a complicated to’T'SftSrife.lTr 7.xxr1,“4.,}t DRY GOODSt lifr hastfg Tvdooodma, tn a Hute ri ilspendanoa ATTACJIMSST NOTICE ”^L Big -PM0MW* *9* Wren ■nfeh X the rtWdimp, **>«rw«flky werv met by a flag of tre<^, bearihg'a mpneagr from JMaMWeMMfedteH, wiring it I Grtplag tn the Bowels nt Wind Cholic, for tbe county of Barry,,in fhvor pf^nudif .Vf Hussrli- and ahlius IraualV sguinst 'RfdHf 3t. Thomas, tor the sum of one hundred and fortynine‘Hollars’ and nineiy-fire toms; that property jnf tbe defendant was taken by virtue of said writ another large bottle would restore it <Mttirriy and permanently, Ffecl tutxicus to persevere in ha use /betters could'uxX. bo arranged ’without n flghti’T^I^GitrfiuW: immediately replied and that b/bs* tmln$e*edrHastings, Nov. 25th. 1861. no ursuBgeinuata « • i friae F«Ury. bsLmH of dtoda e»mp eqiiippage. AnH testimonials, sew, and alsaasl withnul asm.•bar, might be given ftum ’adie* and gaaitefnco Hb all grades of society, whene njiik<l teriDnaay nona ouuld .astel, lULPnrf Wood's-Hrir festerraivc wdl realors lbs bald and gray bsir, aod arv*rivc,tiio^bair of th« youth to rid age, in all its . r\ of **r, r *• f ASSISJ'EE'S NOTICE. ■tend btiwven row and rear suMfeg ritfMsnd lhe rulrtflhsi will be«r^e-rct aStoiutoU-a^- -afion—“the reward ia to those that arc kind to Huk widow and the fatherlexa. ” TAUT Thy friend, W8ANNAH KIW. . , 1 ’: •nd sareal remedy in the world, in all eases • -praauinynwl -fohrin— ftceniiawBnrbdtate it LisoniaSvMls On, 1»A. M,». ng»Pnoaft.fyWoas ; Bear Air .-In the let tor pari 1» prsfsr of I^MPCA’sJoblessFUlk. Irbiirwin Jrou^IkiJuheraSia? aaro anything mjtAlrePUjs, ofludiK^,0 - -------------------------- - -------------- -------- -—b change •i»««UfeBMw*oiv te tbejpoat shiMMl ' �AYBB'8 tTET BLOOD PCBIFiaiST BLOOD PIUS CAlHAEftO TILLS. Hfl OFTHELKrttt paper witb tbe growth and tocreaaa of th. enraaarea, the faftiatry and proaparily </thaP<xur«uuta State. ■ Ita proprietor* are determined that its ■WL AMERICAN CEMENT GLOE ROBACrS 8CUMUHAI REKEMUH oftbe friend* of Txrnr, Jvb It will aim to be bold and fearless In srivocating tbe principles of tbe Rarunlica» Pawtt, which if faithfully carried out ia the council* of oor nation, will eave ocr country from the evils now beeetting it, and will make it tbe freest and beat Governmar.t the world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and candor all the freut aoretiona agitating the public mind from day to day. On the question of the extension of Hu­ man Slavkit, it will stand forth ita un­ compromising foe. believing as It most relifieUBly doaa. that alavery is the pri­ mary cause of lhe present conflict be­ tween the North and the South, and that it lervre a fearful blight upon the country or nation aceking to outspread and uphold K. FALL AND WINTER IT WILL MEND GLA«Bsvs tbs ytasssyflW u| isttrl cal Qtsss bot<te. IT WILL MEND IVORY. IWltte avryoyyjvovy tat, II to GOODS. ITWILL MEND CBHtA. WE ARE NOW ON HAND knocked Wt<P>r «M be pal cm a* atrcog ss aver. FT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. TW< of FACTS: That (he BLOOD FURTHER sad BLOOR ILLS have been prated by analyst* to CONTAIN M0 MINERAL. That they ears the almoe* nhlvwaal aoaptaiat, DRY GOODS’! Ths War It will also advocate a vigoroua and determined prosecution of tbe present war against treason and disunion, until th* last vestige of thi* most unnatural aid wicked rebellion is crushed out owpaper, we propose to place the Aovnnus tn the first rank. advance from NEW YORK COSTS. however they may bar. bwe trUted wttb^sU abuacd: that their direct tendency i* te lengthen life, aou render it enjoyable. That.operalingdirectly upon tbe pafam y'dfamw m OaSted, they CAUSE HOOX TO HBAL, knfciMlJyfMiia, ALUhXU UALL, M. fr. V ite Jter.te //-oA.4 Dga*iUery, Dtarxtaerei, Baine, Wvriai. Dr. j. c. a*u, •/<*>«*«. r<mv row bat* bad a to** tll«J in mj predlca. and 1 boU Uho la CTtewu a*uiw u{ llw lirvt apejlent* 1 la., found. Tb.lr alia all,, rfcct a|«* lUlltwaukt. theta. - - - 10 00 2 00 copy gratis. GEIGER A BCRlPrS, Pablteher*. [used twenty mflUoiu pan direction* accom paay each box. Warranted aupedor Sc ^2 nyPfllbsJue.ibepa.bUc, r*M.*a»s*e. LacsCotrarr, Pride 25 Cent* per Bottle. ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF THE BLOOD OR SECRETIONS, I’ncs 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. beesinraded.) ffeet a awfohae radrare. Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are eadoned by tbe Bayers. experfosceof UMraeandauflivingwitnme** «Im, TERMS CASH. In tetter*. *fBdarite, medical worka, and by word of mouth, proclaim them to be the very beet prep­ HT For Sale by all Druggist*, and Storekeeper* aration of tbe kind ever offered to th* brakrnaown generally throughout th--------- *— " vieuma of ill health. They bant diacaac through JOHNS A CRC every avenue and organ or tbe ayatem, aud to ex­ pel it tbonraghly and peru.ancutly. (Bole Nauafsciura No one can doubt their *uperiodty after 7S WILLIAM ST loiporant to Builders. IDYEAR & Co. It is now over thirty one years since the weekly issue of this paper was com­ menced. ft has always been ‘snd will still continue to be, n valuable family newspaper. ‘This paper has been greatly Dally oom year Semi-weekly AMERICA!! CEMEST GLTE. and there i» bo dieeaea nftbe Btsmaeh end BeweU tbo liver, tbe netvou* iy»tea>, Uia akin, gland* or Important to Hi Literary and JKteeeltan eons. Much attention will be given to the literary and miscellaneous deparaient.— Tales, sketches, poetry and home and foreign news will find ample space in our Weekly • • 1 00 As an inducement to oar friends to exert themselves to extend our circnla lion, ws propdse that any one sending us ten new names for the .weekly, accompan­ ied by ten dollars, shall have an eleventh and discharge from th* *yatem, erery taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or othenrtM. Th*t thn ! RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, Comer of Liberty BtrveL greatest care has always been exereised, and will continue to be, In rendering it in every respect lhe most complete and reliable. ing tbe variety, quality and valne of the natter it contains, the Anvuimxn is the cheapest paper in the West. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, reporters, writers and correspondents has been engaged, wbtwe attention every passing event of Importance will claim. Arrangment* have been made ensuring for this paper the most complete com­ pendium of foreign intelligence published in anv paper west of New York, while our facilities for.obtaining domeitio news, military, nolitioal and general, are not surpassed by any otherjuurnal, Besides having Jpaid correspondents in all the camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Wellington during the aaatioa of Congress, and shall always be Ever shown in this Market, which prepared to send special reporters w herearc prepared to sMl at. a. small •ver occasion may raquire. Thus, as a improved of late in it* style and mutter. It u a very large sheet, containing thirtysix columns of reading matter, tltc verycream of the daily issue, and is furnished to all subscribers at tbo low price of otrg mala* rqa tx.au. It is emphatically a /irmiTynewspapcr. ft contains a weekly report of tbe markets, prepared express­ ly for its columns, which, to every farm­ er, drover and lumberman, is worthy ten times the subscription price. Consider­ No matter if tWbrakn PHebee M set eral bsi cobiliiM!. a staffing save* b art»*Eie**S<^ IT WILL MEND ALABASTER. . TbaleeeUy Illi ittkT—to>W>saortywsmrt match It, matt, ut it will asrss stara wtam put IngStfiW- .. It will Mend B<>**, Coral, Lata, *nd 1* fact everythig bat Metal*. wbo bare lasgniahed foryaanln neaa and dev pc—'—- ---------pidity under th all *extial duel dial and gently Tb* proprietors are resolved to spare m pains or expanse to make tbs Advxb- ' tuua equal, in all that constitutes a good newsoapar, to any published in the West. With this view an able corps of Csimrclai Department It* well earned reputation as the lead­ ing commercial paper of Detroit will be fully maintained; in this department the ' rr WILL MEND MARBLE. with 00. of Um LARGEST ud BEST Assortments DB. J. BOVEE DOBS’ mnarialWiae litters! I MOFFAT’S w. T OrLTI, !«M. Du» am: 1 MO uUu*yout Otbarta lite ia My !»«• Ik*, and End Item an nnlknl pancult t I.. cI»au* U>a *]*.na aud tariff Utt ftaateAia If lU M—/. JO1LX O. MXICIUM, M. !>. CoMatlpatlan.CoatirSaannraaaloM, Ittecuuintlam, Wont, Neuralgia, Drepay, Purely sU, Pita, eU. r JVaaa Dr. J. V. raxfim. JU.Krari. GntnU QT Bead Dr. Robaek’* Special Noticaa snd Ceeuficate*. published In a cuaaplcuoos part of Ibis paper (rum time tu Gme. Dr. RotatekVMadleal Almanac and Family Advia«r, cootetakr a great amount *f iatervr*--------- ■ —«r . Information can be had tbroghout tbe oonntry. In dificvlt or complicated cases Dr. Robaek may ba applied to Mraoaally or by tetter enclos­ ing on* stamp for tbe ruply. , DR J. BOVEE DOOS’ Imperial Win© Bitters Are prepared by an eminent and.kiljful pl y,5clan «bn baa .red tarsi anecewMly la hi/ praette* tor tbr last t«mty-*vo tew. The pnspriatoc. before psrchaaiii* thsssUusns ngti lasiMwfo. Jure and sell Dr-ltod.' Celebrated! nitw.ial Wma BHfora. had (heat tested by tn* dfottagutebed Bitter*. Thi* article haa beeu-tberevighly tmtad In Rew ork and all parts of th* United Statc*..Causda, West Indian, and OaoUri ami South America, *o build.ng* of »H kinds, auch a* Facto urn. FcxrxaStsS. CWvmmse, Rail Roas Items. Care, end a* Poetic Bciuiiaca gencrallv. GuxeaxnEXT Beran VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICIFE8 ■ iaeaae—a e*w by these mciiicincs is permanent, ' ar Tmra. bs S*narixi>, axd as Crauo. BILIOUS FEVERS A LIVER COMPLAINTS, tbsss wbs sms ess (tarn wtt w(M Is Ung * supply. A new and delightful 8tom*ehle*nd Cordial for giving tone u> the PlomacL, and (er the preeen- Tbe following are among the diatreeaiog vari­ ety of human diaeeaca iu whiah the Are well known tn be infallible. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleaaaing lhe first end aecond •tumneha, and creating a flow of pure and healthy bite, instead of the stalo and acrid kiad; FLATUI-EKCY. Us* or Arrsrive* HaArravax, Hsauachk, RemaaSNcaa, Iu.-Tintrre Aaxirrr, Laxoocx, and Mclaxcuou.t, which aro general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural consequence of it* eure. corn VEN ESS, by cleansing the whole length of the inteatinea with a solvent process, and witboot violence; all violent purge* l**r« th* bowels eostiv* within two day*. FEVERS of all kind*, by featuring th* blood to a regular circulation, through th* process of respiration tn such eases, and the thorough sola­ tion of all intestinal obatruetion in other*. The Ijra ManiCTasa have been known to cure RHEUMATISM permanently iu thrao weeks, and GOUT in half that time, by removing local inflatn at ion from, the muacle* and ligament* of th* joint*. , DROPSIES of all kinds, by fretiog and atrngthcmng the kidneys sad bfadd >r, they operate tnost delightful Iv on these important organs, and hence have ever been found a certain remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL. Also WORMS, by dislodging from the tn ruing* ol th* bowels ibe slimy matter to which these creatures adhere. SCURVEY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by a perfect puritr which these LIFE MEDICINES giro to tbe blo«i.and all tbe humors. NCORBUT1C ERUPTIONS and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by their alterative effvet upon the fluids tbai flrod tbe akin, and the morbid state of which occasion* all eruptive complaints, sallow cloudr, and other disagreeable complexion*. Th* n*e of three Pills for a v*ry ahm time, will effect an entire cure of SALT RHEUM, and a atri king improvement in tbe clcarneaa of the skin.— COMMON COLDS and INFLUENZA will alwava b* cured by one doac.or by two iu tbe worst eases. i’lLEth-Thc aetaiual pnmnater of thro* medteinsa, vroararod rfFitea, <7afl rrarastaadtsg by JOHNS & CROSLEY’S TU cheeped and most durable MooBa ■ A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. Boback’s Stomach H ESB MEDICINES Lsv.now beaii be­ fore tbe publicfor a period of THIRTY YES. aud during that time hate maintained a high character in almost every part of the Globe, for their extraordinary and Immediate power of rettaring perfect health to peraou. suffering under — V..A -t JI-.— --. . - .Ll.L .k._ V —— Important to Fanners.' CEMENT ROOFING, LIFE PILLS AND PHO5NIX BHTEJtM T Important to Railroad Companies. To all wAom ttis may eortrem and it eonurnt ntrybody. powerfol tonie nature of tbe route end bvrbe of end MOOT* DURAB£TftGOFlNO in taSbh* which tbe;y ere eompoeed. and u they are. by ellaying aur.atursl cravings of tbe *tom*cb,directly SS'VKW proasUre of KINDS. 8 TKMPERANCK, ramVirrtarU <a (fo tbs present proprieter believe* that in making L'ndtd SlaU. which eumbice the desirable proper­ them widely knowm lhe public welfare ia aubeer- tire ol OutieUf tad IrurMliif. which are troi- Frios. 25 oeuta par Box. or 5 Boxes for *L Frvperad byDr.JCATDt fo00.,LrwrU, Im it wiD aoon Le fur sale by all of Dr. Robeck** nunrerec. Agent*, end at Hotel*, Ac., th* aountey over. Ib (he mep Um*, order* will bo tiled di­ rect from Cincinnati in any quantity, at th* foweat rale*. H i* put up in Qaart Buttle*, and •eeuraly packed in on* doxen -aae*. Half de*, ““ri*'"M »in. Lo-vrer. be peeked end *«nt to *ny adder**, if desired. Retail Price »1 per Bottle, or six for RS. DR. J. BOVEE DOOS’ 31HTIKB’J£dL. VHHII No {lest is required in making spplkwtion pensebl* m a For aale *t Halting*, by Roaxxrt a Stxixxx. ISAAC C. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! MOTT, U Caata ta*t Mttta t Groce ties! ! Consisting in part of NOTICE! New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ In addition to the abort stock of Groceriaa.1,* baa a full sad complete ssaortmrui nf itb the meat beneficial tecriptioo i-fctel Ryu ---------- - TONIC, MEDICO! AND BEVERAGE. Is now receiving from New York and Boston, hia fall stock of gar*. Molasses and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Caffe, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wars, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime, Soaps, Baleratus, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. ' UJ'JTillBO 33 BBEW Parity tbe Blood I Fw PrtMrriaffMril ©WISH, TUT AU. TH<W» MOTW A ACCOUNTS Of Long Standing, GROCERY, SALOON. ’ *m ke left al U« Ex,rm Mm, Fer Cellecttai. Kfo -MTak'lAJEBt ‘ r. -.-i B0ABDING-H0U8E. *w t» »»• pnfww <• tar filHLT GIQCKUXS >». M O. Isvm, fcMwMU- • FV«0rWataapMdertSSStomrt -------- ± � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-22.pdf 56c8b31bd674ecf0848baa8e135c382f PDF Text Text VOL. 6 UAPFEB A UEJL5W8, giuintss Jirecftrs. A TTOR’TETS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW, ZB. Mtotters in Cbanoery, Ta* and Insurance JACOB FERRJS, Attorney, Cevunelier end BoUcitor. WAR! NASON ALLKN, prevision., pi dot., ttah. tested, pertTaad grain an Kind*. Alan toys tomdiea, ata^ete. Store CalMarn a Block, Stele alreel, HaaUnga, Mich. Dials* n groceries, HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Roberts <fc Striker, D. C. HAWXEY, pkEALER lu .11 Had. of Family Oreceriu, L-r Nt—» and Wooden warn, and a gwenl asFortment af Proviso™, Abo Notary Pnblic. Blare, two doer, out of the H.iiinga (lou.o, ROBERTS .BALKK3 ia drug ' risen, palnU, oiU lew and moat complete awortmeut of W. MARKER, Yktholesale •“** r*fadl dMj( TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. y- FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLTJB Tl eery. Particular attention paid to Convoynchsg, the invcstipvtllon of titles to Land erncieaurcu of mortgages. Aa. Will be happy > attend to al! calls tn the line of their profession nd business. OSce ia the Court House, Hastings, Mieb. GROCERIES! H. WBIGBT, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. HOB. RAISINS. CODFISH; la fact, everything In tbn Grocery Hue, sect •» will be needed for fatuilv uae. Also a great variety of the DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE, Genrrsl Land and Tax Arant, will attend to the collection of daMaandall other buxiuew pertaining to b'.aeSce. Ultna tn Goody«*r'i block, np ntalra. J gikkmiiis’J TXBTunnKBir A*4 Ceekltff Extracts, roa th* rsrsctAL bskevit or th* ladiks. We alao keep on hand a good axaortoent of PENS, PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, Ac., Ac. Upon our shelves may be townd all of the MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES B. P. CHERRY, OTART PUBLIC and CosTeyaueer. will a tend to all buslnras entrusted to him with ■ W« would rMpocttull.r annocmoa to tha mUromptneM and Ideliiy. Residence, Johnstown, larry eounlv, Mich. Dianka kept always on hand. x«u» of Haitian and vicinity, that we intend to eel I ererv th in g i u our tine of trade aa ebean aa can be hourfa I at any placa. Ona ua a call and judge for yeuraelvce. We intend to sell N (DIEnBAIPp (MSB 8. C. PRINDLE, TUDOE OP PROBATE Notary Pnblic, Gen V erri Lned and Tax A greet. Will bo found la the Court Mouw, at Hasting*, on the 2d and Id H. COOK, F DEEDS. s»A NoUry Pebtie. m Oenrt Boom, ond open at all ba paid when paper, are left Afternoon Session 1PM. imiw 00 BOB 1W 00 1414 101 100 00 80 80 00 00 99 XS Evening Seaeian, 7, P.M. proceeded to business. The Committee on the salaries of the Connty Officers through their chairman aubmitted tbe following as their report Yonr committee appointed upon the salaries of County officers would beg leave to submit the following re­ port—That the average amount of saleries paid for tbe part five years is as follows. Am’t paid County Trees. 9780,00 “ M Proa. Att’y 664,00 « Cfooaty Clerk 690,00 Your committee would recommend the allowance of thu following aalareto for 1861. 1700,60 J udge of Probate County Treas. 800,00 Pros. Att’y 540.00 County Clerk ___ _ 600.00 All of which is respectfully submited audyour committee ask leave to be discharged. O. H. Palmer Chairman. On motion of Mr. Thomas tbe re­ port waa accepted and committee dis­ charged. Mr. Jones moved to amend the re­ peat of tbe committee by allowing the Proa. Atty, a salary offour hundred dollars instead of five hundred aa re­ ported by tbe committee. The onetticn on the amedtnent waa decided in tl>c Affirmative by Yeas and Nays as follows: Ysaa.—Mr. B:tmnm Jones Smith Bassett Patrick WulfCJratner Polly 8 Nats.—Hall Thomae Walker Rob­ inson Telford.—6 ’ Abaeut.—Mr. Barrett Durfee Pal- Mr- Smith moved to further amend the report of the Committee by allow­ ing the Co Trans, the sum of coven Bpeciel attention w»!l be naid to COMPOUND­ ING ...J putting up rahtidRlPTIONS; and any Hundred and Fifty Dollars. one purol.iu.iug modicluM sf ut cia rv'r upon The qnertiod on the amendment tlfeir being wae fort by Yeas and Nays aa follow. GKEisruriTsrEYeas—Mr. Jones Thomas Smith BOBKRTB 4 tflklKEK Walker.—4 lUanxoa Maaes 8. IMJ1. Nays.—Mr. Barnum Hall Robin­ son Barnett Patrick Telford Cramer Polly Wolf.—9 Absent —Barrett Dnrfee Palmer.—8 Mr Wolf moved to at> end the re port of the Committee by allowing the Co. Tress, a Salary of Seven Hundred Dollar*. Thu question on the amendment was lost by Yeas and Nays as follow*. Ykas.—Mr. Jonas Walker Smith WolL-4 Nats —Mr. Barnum, Hall Robinson Bnsrrtt Patrick Thomas Cramer Polly Taltord.—9 Abaent—Mr. Barrett urfee Palmer Mr. Cramer nraved to adopt the report of the committee as amended by the Beard. The question on the adoption of the report wua lost by yeas and nays aa follows. . Ykas.—Mr Passert Jones Robinson Cramer Patrick Walker.—8 GIN A* A REMEDIAL A«ENT. Nays.—Mr. Barnum Smith Wolf Hall Thomas Polly Trifoed.—7 HUB DELICT OU'S TONIC STIMULANT, Absent — Mr Barrett Durfee Palmer Mr. Oraaaer moved So reeoMtder the veto by which the adoption of the or Heady Pay, oaly. J. M. NEVINS, Public, and Tax agent. Particular In aUantioe paid to making out Deeilt. Mort­ gages and Contract.. Groat car. taken in forselealng Mortgages by adrertbement. (J? ,o **5 i"* 0>«*«W«ry Thuraday Morning Bib 18S9. •fYi’. HwIrdDolU., tor Ik./Mr Board met pursuant to adjournment 1MI b. adopud. Roll ealled-qoorutu present, Board Tl» qtwloo oe th. etefthe W proceeded to boniness. that pan rftha Rapon va» daoUad Mr. Benfield preeehted to the la «ha .Snmtlr. b- Yaaa «ad Baja Board lais bill of one hundred and aa follow; twenty one dolbra (1121) for hording Yua.—Mr. Ba-ru Patriot Tbomaa Jury In the Dillin Trial, and asked the Cnuner PoUj Taltord Hall BoMaaon action ot tha Board upon the account Walkar Jaoaa Smith Woll Palmet— Ms. Polly moved that the account be allowed. N«y*v—Mr. Barnum—1 The motion waa lost by yeas and Ahaeot—Mr. Burna Dorfae-9 X a* • Mr. Smith mcved that the beltanes UoourroBt Moaey. nays an follows. Saadla T. of VoacUrs, Yxab.—Mr. Patrick Mr. Robinson of the report of the committee aaaOm Quarters Salary, mandad by the Rood ba adopted. Mr. Wolf Polly Smith.—6 Additional The question on the adoption of Nats.—Mr Barnum Hall Thomas Bundle U. of VoMhesa, the baltaDca of the report aa amendBassett Jones Telford Cramer Palmer Er roru in Footing, Walker.—9 Absent Mr. Barrett •d by the Board waa decided in the Caah to BaBaDoa, afflrtBative by yaaa aod nayt ■ toK Mr. Durfee.—9 Mr. Cramer moved that Mr. Ben­ Iowa: Taaa^ Mr Baroatn palmer Smith field have have to withdraw hia acoL Bassett Patrick Walkar Ctamer Motion carried. Mr. Thomas moved that tha com­ Robioaoo Wolf Jowaa.-10 Nata—Mr. Hal! Thomas Polly mittee upon salaries of County offi­ On motion the report ces be required to report at one o’clock TaUMd.-4 and Um Committee diada Abaeat —Mr. Barrett Dnrfoo—9 P. M.—Motion carried. Mr. Polly oorad that On motion Board adjourned until On motion Board adjourned until ? o’dock 1* M, one o'clock P. M. DBUGfl AKD MEDIC I NEK, Board met pursuant to adjournment. Berd met pursuant to adjournment. BChcaslcate, Paint*, Olla, Cam- Roll called—quorum prasaat, Board Roll celled—quorum preecet— Board pro­ Vv and Provisions, Pork, L*r< al Hods of Produce bought and sol a TToasnr coaxBtixoa at law. A *-r MMi-r ud C.M«'l.’ I. c.™.Particular attention paid to the collection cl claims and money promptly remitted. OSee. with W. W. Ralph E*q , Middleville, Datry Carao I», Michigan. or [OVNOUJOXO.] Mr. Cramer moved that the interest on the County Order held by Mr. B. B. Clapp, of seven hundred eighty .six and 20 lOOtha dtdlara, be computed, and a new order drawn for principal and inter­ est, bearing tea per ent internet. The motion carried. The Committee upon Miscellaneous claim* reported that they had passed upon the following accounts and reooraroaud allowance aa fallows; D.B. Eterta. Sheriff feea,851 50 951 50 P. B.di J. RemelljiUunoery 8 13 BIB S 94 fit of ths families of volcotaars, oo and after the first day of February,1862, shall do balance old acct, N»> reootn. do CowsmMetam, 9 17 7 17 nut be drawn bearing Interest. Which raaoluuou, oe mrttae of Mr. do • » B 06 4 56 D. B. Prntl3«pLC».PoarM 00 95 00 Wolf, was adopted. Mr. Polly moved that the amount ap­ J. W. StebHM do 40 00 40 00 J. Roberta. do 50 00 50 00 propriated from the Military fund to pay David Jordco, witBeaa free, 1 68 1 68 the part indebtedness of the County, be applied upon the judgment now held br M. 8. Btebbtae. Cuoat. - M 89 raj. C. T. Gorham, against the County. On tnntiun, the report was aecepUd. Wbteb motion prevailed. Mr. 'Dtomaa moved that the report of On motion Board adjourned until to­ the Committee be adopted. Carried. morrow cnoruiqg at the hour of 8 o'clock. Mr. Thomae moved that the Prosecu­ ting Attorney be allowed ooe hundred Friday Morning Jan. 10,1862. dollars for expeoen during the past year. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Motion prevailed. The Committee appointed to settle with the County Treasurer, thmugb their Mr. Keofidd pceaented hia accounts Chairman, Mr. Telford, presented the for one hundred nod twenty-one dollars, following, as their report of such aettio- for boarding Jury on the frllin trial. Mr. Polly, moved that the aort. „he allowed at the earn af om hundred sad H. N. SHELDON, Co. Trsaa’r. twenty dollar*. Io Acct with The queeuon waa iort, by yeas and Barmy Covrrr, nays as follows: 1861. Da. i kas.—Messrs. Hall Palmar, Patrick, Feb. 1 To Jon. Redemptions, 8 39 76 Polly, Robinson, Smith, WtJf-7. “ Untsurrcnt Money, 41 00 Nats.—Meesrs. Barnum. Barnett. CmCash of Barry Treaaarer, 900 10 mer, Jaoaa, Thomas, Telford, Walker, “ Johnatuwn ’ *-----------940 39 —7. Wcmdtaad 861 95 Absent—Mr. Barrett and Mr. Durfee Assyria 849 50 Prairieville 1099 77 Mr. Smith moved that Mr. ffsufisM Orangeville 301 52 have have to withdraw his acoL Irving 453 44 Which motion carried. Thurnapple 485 84 Mr. Wolf presented the account of D. Y- Springs 119 66 R. McElwain offive dollars for boardtag Rutland 96 79 prisoners in 1857. AS7 13 Mr. Cramer moved that the aecLbeiaIBB 96 Fri».2 9 00 Which motion prevailed. Feb. 96 Mr. Wolf moved that the cooimlttae March M3 OS upon Micellaneona claims ba discharged. a. 55 98 Which motion prevailed. March 19 firn 15 00 Nr. Barnum moved that the vote by April 583 63 which Mr. Sweeney wm allowed nm> . 54 48 hundred dollars for expense for the part 785 M year, be reconsidered. *, 35 12 The chair ruled the motion out of .or­ 993 04 der, the mover having voted in the neg­ , 7 88 ative, on the former question. July. June Reoeipta, 814 SB Mr. Sorith kttroduorf the fotiowing M Rednmpti___ , roeulutioni Cash of R. J. Grant, S40 Aaafoe^ By the Board of Superviaora “IE " of D. Cook, fiasa, IB 00 that one more coat of pafot ba added to 10 00 the amtifo af the Court Haam, and that - of D. Striker, IB 00 the Ineide be painted In a good and aabAug. July Reeeipte, 114 00 stantial manner, the painting to be done “ RaBnmpciom, ______ by the Arsaef Jaaa not. And abo, Primary School money, 2086 14 that the out buildinga be raeaired ; and Sept. August Receipt*. 196 48 that D. G. RoWneoa. H. N. Mekkm^nd Redemption*, 50 Daniel Striker bo appointed a Committeo - 98. Cnab of D. Cook, fiorat, 15 00 to contract far eald wert.aad ana that it Oct. 1. September Rsenipca, 808 89 ta Atthfully performed. * Bihlfhsi, 19ft 41 The question on the adoption of the Nov. 1. October Rneelptn, 477 98 resolution was lost “ Erftaptiopa, 968 75 Mr. Wolf moved the adoption of the “ 4. Probate fee*, 11 00 fjillnwtno roiAluliz,n ■ * 8. “ * BOO * 11. Chah of Avd. Gwenl, MBS 77 ProUte few, 99 90 W. K. Ferria. CouL feet. 8 34 AO 19 JI 51 9 87 11 11 U 19 I! 1ft ST 91 59 IS After a almost uai_.__ ____ , . ._____ fill like weather,’ brekati oaly by one cold storm, water has seddaoly stepped to with a wacatag. TW aharp, weld Cha transport Seat jotaoiha May. hot U wUl Dot ba hag before you tea dm bear that the satire anaditiaa has rtrack ita first blow. The first— for aa expedition oftUe sort has ael Waa plaaaad for the purpOM ot striking a single Mow. Yonr correspondent has, all along, aonvayed the idea that the part of the expedition which has mads ha reodeevoaa at AtmanoHo-larga aa U to both to maa, means andsUpo— toaaly aparstoacf the pro­ tected oKpeditiM. UwiUkatMnMMly feHWrt/baaetFmtoam MamMand M Dre. 1. November Redemptions 86 60 December • 79 61 Error In Oct 4 ”Errar ta Footing, rijxr—. —i » r«hM. rf Ofcriw.— Wte. tt. Bmfer IMfaM, Mr mfe. rmM IM, tou. W® UM t« » • tm.MtMMwU.Mk—>k. �lat: ysicAGO, Jan^l7. i ths President, were told'that this rebel­ dch to the 7'imei, date? lion should be pot down by the strong ilumbus, Jan. 16, savs had been kindli ibtWrid jjutoe .to.jytwMt to, itaii M* is much speculation -is a rebuke" -.TM confiding hl thtif rulers^have*todlJagged In their WtWIut life thd trthaire have been at ful assembled’Nftrigftaittf/jmd a halo of thp cobmand of tht^Ghvernjpent. All $•£$0 P«»pfe»ec«»Mld8thas «been done . Eda* MiW Eldar in Um boanti! room- of ittaa. pant: Sanhedrim, with rtWy, and with an-cijfrgy and earnettMastMequallod in the Mator/of the past. w™» bj J:.lrt MJ, .pte' mighty dignity arose and" opened Ha miq,£Xisfeffoe, .af.d .With npjlftcd arms "F™ «»>.«•£ matt-|» did” fi'r »U« genet JEIinifa IriirMirgM pf Rsrnnj.’A, _ __ _ occupied three full days. After the case eetfe no {Mogfcvwere wllaly toldfthat'the troops must be drilled' nrd. Hint the weather was Mul .wgr <nUKm tflnfl the Council said, Amen ! ,i>;n;;. ad. a.ftMrtd'pkiciteaiaflirtba rtjl»r< <fiih tmtthoiriajici TW p*»* *M dnajtedlbern campwgn; mid that until the wv attar should words puissant in force, skid !tfiab the pfab- ably conducted by J. A. Swoetay Prosepfo Were ejaw-ra-ri tor'salify. ooMamptuously cMtidg'feihffnd them.p»e grbvcfling Dwight May ef Kalamazoo, "Myron II. wIMM Ml souad about ftlwm. t -No^Ura elM^ tingled lharae arf^ndignflkui at tt® thought 1 ill'at bo’rnes must do plun'dere5,*and loyal a little town tax, a little £<watf tax,-a S’SSESii*©, W>e-WdcMifea- ‘-arid CWWanc ble time when tho army would raqxstffU ! ahostatistioal -documents. Will be mnrh re^ririyi, yqd Jt is .believed that lb*right lorwve cauUngcs with­ out pturta^ J4)» w«UfcAa Frwkiag privilege. ’ A good work of reform is • hawajTEMS. I5JT &> fenrMc thousand prieuners op MMdMktn ^krtakbgad, tearfyfree KohJfed of Whom connected with lip atmy ^llic^Puiomac. . 'Tho of ochaugSe inaugurated by our (> . aru- iweM M* folly' rcaprocatsd by She rvbcl uuaWWMt'.^y M*arf» - «?ikrMlhiore ^iai •*t,» Tbe heart wns'fl^totth fte* 11fi»,Mkrfthci psopft‘alrffffiftYdrgoi their chagrin in the! To. the honest st>ldierV't.s»flte9d mK n*Uaw her . Nrt boat, Am. M. •elf Hartlfoig.MMP- to.'«»vap-MfebeaH Th. IWl Iwx. U. RrdbfcH s« ImpdtlwllyHh?kU kfeWfttl Kdut?w^hen tfaltbri Should have dealt out <• fn>m Frrtrw M-nm. Ibfc inh. Uf- that w> mMlicem. «T BorflU.', ®«r hMi .rttoM t r.p*H KM-br ;l.y » MH W-W'Autumn cainc, and dis people wcra that ibr wlml, fl", HOf<M*l M* t*«awfolV' Uddobat warier rM Uv proper "AH’flW l"l’L , ..i tiac.furiwurbing. of our. armfoa. .and U i; .Z L'.f > . Immhu, J«i. SO. dnrtl lo-forrify ' TB-tM liM^nKM fr> h«<lagO d'Yip. * Aghln tha people were ntterfy qt-iwtrfViiiM tun. winroundsd; ]o4 all" confiilcDee iu «p him Ji j?ri-«kAM^nw<teyn>uf*ng near tbbse they bad-trusted. Tbs nation^ of tbe whole world u ere-daridhig.our tuntd- ■W eSb’ft CriJss-roads, in the vicinity of o’rinrtr on Ity, lind threatrirhif A- wflb Sertn^n, Somerset At half p*M Banmay amrnaon ZoMdMfor ftWd Balre if we did oyt allow ourselves worthy of Peyton-had*‘been killrif* and tbe rebel* -Wbrainfoll ristroAl «o tbtfr efttreneh^ ths arrBywtWKfriA ^im<v:«oiBe%nnJ .neofc atMm ^.rinpf, wifo the iMerwh lo ! and behobH MMsM 'bot a fovbMhle in hot.pursuit- .-No further parltasfairs thn4,'Wd ihft army *wft-go Inta whiter HvgiMP rwaai'V lb*, losses w other ••dUe ;iX.» .•».<*-vr quttrferit. *Thd roads .ire gt^bd, the' iwl'. .St. Lnviti, Jan.iM). diers are.impatient, the people ace ready, . John' D. Hendursun. • LbrngMs' Dembut Um governmeut at^Vashingion says owns nf >be - State Cwvepthm, and an •‘•oHJai;’ _ Wmt.r ia luiW spent and tir immiaing Union man adn a' Brigmighty army nf 200.000 men on the Po- adier Genera* In -the Steles acryiws, has toinac is patiently nrttlhgln whiter quar­ bean appoiau-d by ix Gtworncr HuH te fril TYu»tea-fu|k « scat ih th* United ters. NyW what, jil! these j»li<it||<kr BW— Banate. *V-a>jiniUmaq,ihpi.CMjl thft ^xyglvo made through” tho ice •41 ** »UI they tell ns teat the opposite jtho .eit y.eaierdny, and ferry time fur fighting has come? Will Is bfe' host? ifi ht>w rup Infe. Two days rnnre' fff lhFijwtnp when the roads ore Impass­ ot mild weather 1 Hl-primaWy break tha gorge below ftnd itirely clear the harbor ible, wid Jisetuu! and deftt|i are thipning our rank*’ Will it be when.tbe nation and various other useless exponditor'es, dogs of wax, that this foul depd may has just received smell uliova the earth with carrion men. -frnsteihgJbr burial I'* . -frwos J.sffsrson, Mo., the auUgmpJl latter When we shall get through making big of TrWtiswpai whfcb, tw puHishsd men, when wo absil-censa our grand re- -brated ___ -wxw- —— > x-—- yl®w«vand begin our grand march, when W.wliingt/m ho |ja9 bt«j engsgad for yerfrv% arguingtbboa belW/tbe United 8tetea Suffente G.wt. 'His rxiliticai courage to look teaitert in ths, fitee and nnteoedanta are of the Ptennsylvania say, “So far and no larlbcr,” w|ion it gut Dotipwrat schmfti and be hMalwavsbaen through patting treason and lictfo* thr *HghAoned *»4 fooderaie iff hia politics., feet^of traitors, when the Gorernfflriit 'Ho was called to Mr.Boehafom’s CaWndArcs speak in. our Congress,. Ih quE Ex­ •H, It-wil| ife remembered, abnfttHhe time of its Breaking ifown, 1n -Doe.-, I860—ilk ecutive, iii fjus. Cabinet, .got: by. wanly kina the pl^ftXMr.' fftu*’ „ /LUoraeT^raelsMMtions, but b.v Mbits. 6r*,Al.whe» <*> irtfer HfliviJud'A. then, and not till then shall wn M viote- .,„^l he rtfoitiun of Secretary of State on «hs rcsiftttUn'ofUr. Criri. It waa wjwa. let. only tapping the pockets of t|ic peo­ ple, in lU tarn jrt -165 JnHars per obH>m. Great is tWmvttSry of obrmedn«M. ‘ 11. A bant this ttmv the great King. Tbe Dtnuvr jafaWK^WY^. h* •J ptpaated .by th* uadisguiaed approvd of J his efforts in behalf of his client, by his ’d . erail levpoHMM i— -------- — associate counsel." ~H^5!r. Allen Ims a lt and Latk* than any New York IS andleleg^a^uf' -- • gO> ■. rnxu.tk.n ... h.,.r, b. «l, EBQM aru. and _hnuui "M-t sains 11. *-t * close application to’Tus TlIBEE^TttJQ sATEi: Hooks, a a strict attention U> business. No client’s interests will suffer neglect at, liivh been somewhat'nbliviousl made hi*1 his hands. Mi's* oppcarssicc. awd oxclawpeth: VYhat DrrRorr Tribdsb.—The Prospectus «srf4tfthi« thifwAhUlsecI 13. Is nett«lib lahsawf/ worthy «f falsi our columns te-day. The 'Tribunt ishies4 AMnittnt’ho for rt»m ■ tbs la-‘ borer lafannr Mnd * wstebes nWHjgsted tn among the leading papers of tbe West, and ia the bsst paper A>r Miobigan’jwad •; rsndsr 4’ntn Cscur th^i which fas owsib era tn take In connection with their-local fuf h*^ 'hire? " . l>i,'Yea, verily. If Evil Spirits prs- papers. We frequently disagree with the Tribute,.perhaps with.'.dll ottier| rail, and their dumicils are in dangsr of bate? Met ain lies of beN. let them bis cast pnpars upon topics ofStetc and National policy, but wc accord in it 'more of can­ out Into outer dirknees, that danger may dor anff gcitM&tArteo.isto con . ffee away. , / ■ '■ ■ '•■« ■l^fi St>a1l (he-fape of the . people be seienthrtrsfy do'te mewy uf Its rivals. It w News Departments,—git ing, msImsmu a „ xtnntn'irry • << w« 5ritcre<!ifi«*-isjuli ‘i -Mjchiiian— its tTovutlon ” IcPlhe. U>cal and JiqAewMtMeTMichigan, sddum assnnea a ‘‘Kentueky ufpUiali** ” ground down upon the tj thc-sione, tn u potr maitsx.nt State P^cy* aud it nevpay fiddlers for sinners tn dance 1 Or •r employs one editor to write duwm the rather dnesnot ju«tee req nine that Mealera <m i*rtai*i atreeta In wrtry,wntt-»n nnd ‘lAd.'n'nii«irafM>s,’'tu be fulloxed'by aj series pf artidcy in vindication of its apirlbr thnHrffiain» nnd^destrny, uhouhl policy. After |iaviug. subscribed V<»r futy Ibflteingf tfi^chld'.’otlt of thblr own, nt Wasliiug*tW,sliB4nMlMk>tt> giv« the vttdcrirMMw Yyt DpWiwn TdrtrM Ml. and accurate uf the liwnnrdt. of uur,.Midu^in a-'Idivrs during lite war, and uf the cbanjgi of ff litgrtw* In thia JmmwC ifa> 9k.&M>*bB am> ►wponro m. the State, as it has u<>UH g<-Mir*l tiWereal of variety tarcfuJly si|octeJ nt’ ill goften gain ? And the people with Neer Yvrk orother K^ which cannot bjri'.wiHrti ilaltbr to thfeTdWfly.C Mcriisuias, - Mwuhaut, one accord said yea, most noble King. So mote it be. Sat ah. Mew Advertisements- Mwhtgan reader, whudwr Ixniifli.__ _ Ol-r CoRRKsroNDRwn.—Il will he no. cfaanic, or uthftMMpMolttftftny Eastern, ticed that we have two correspondents I »per. ■ - -• ■ _ ' . w^jn write over the aicsMtm-o “J. C. B.” Or, rather, one a omtributpr and the oth­ ^Invariably in advance—Single Copy,. er a correspondent. One writes from the T»«|>IX pflrif, *20.00. antxjWk Cop. army and the other does not. Army te the person who farms llie Club. ■ corrsspondene* ib always headed in such , Fsra Olvb of FH^ri-Mr».«»* .’rhrea. a manner Met thrnenMd be no mistake fcftra'OpMs.nf the TriAVe?lrty Tritane. ft IX MR8VWS kBowiov MmnseNas tebb hiFor a Club uf One llunilr.vl, ^rtrk Copiss, or tha Ihrtty Tribute. Tho Low Pr»ca<» Ctebw »*.*»»■*! ■!(»» Specially Notified and Solicited, MtrioB.—A little nftfemlnO o’dock, uftlic parinvht df MTntni.WlonxtQ AgeaK a large aod briiiant Tefceuic i,l« WiilM... Delay. on Mon^grevening, ’•MW*11. “ tbe northeast, illu- beyond the nljova.ternwt Thii notice U given to mt. the trouble end <r ikfMgn ia to furnish U» Michigan readers mi natfag svtry object. It* first appear­ ance w«s©bent 45 degress above ths- in Size-end Genaral InteeeMj'^nd--Bauer borixou. Il traveled with jjrsot rapidity fur them thrit awy- ;N&V' -Trit-k or oilier in a north-westerly direction until appk- «0»n>lTkW3^?U' “ soldiers stHfco—cease tn ft tten upon tin*, wealth of the people, and1 “Let slip'.'tbe ntos LASSIS* skillfully interwoven by crafty counsel­ patriotically cast aside hta grtimbline and lors, which tho defense had So' meet and proposed the instituting of a Board of ovarenme. That it waasaceejpluUy done, ?<•’><-. Great solemnity reignrd, and ail admit, and if. ftr young friend .W eminent.fMs.faif fVPMiMa is fully com .the thing waa difl. . '- ' How to Sate Mon^y pasee l Or Will those in Mthtfrity k€ the . array of evidence against the prisoner, altlmugh wliolfy eireumetswUd,which was NOTICE * tar Mr. Sumner !'ZZi2t” •tbe Synagogue, sonewrnia^ sotwwfl tahtes sm■! coupled V. ith wiadnm. the. job Wtf and arc willing to submit to any thing.for and. urges Use £ed. Ptgr>« •hewid be ftfWrtAd 4ft M dHtiMtion'ti Writs. gar tax.^a littje coffee tint, litife' ten tldt k>MMIM aoff4>ie succfM ip. jhis ti.x, aud'a little rtUjbiTxflXrnfrt* Wtrai of cnsc must be truly gratifying to himself, . FiJSssi A1'1. HirWrirt'- ’ ■ and friends. There was..quite a strong 11. T’inanciul shrawitje-ns prevailed labqra for Iha coming conlliej. hr stripped of ite'wwnlth, and bas given shaft Qai. PafSMM,mpr in that pity, tn its htl to no effect 1 Will It Be when tho UtabMPtM-tw prMura the ralease peqpl« are disheartenad and exhausted or mure,— Tbe ^rt^KvtWM0NMb#>R uniawey. irtUaSUfc- UM. » Herts woHjtrf £&>lj and N. A. Bnlfih Efft^pf j£a)amazoo.—।, tax. iriktte UnitedStriss tax, su­ Mr. Allen la a young man, with a repula-, 10. Mnsuplsu a former nremhler 1e cheered with the promise, that w*oo dial! propjjioui timellHihW arrive^ the • blow to-night, with the frigs teCuraGerland. ‘ »qutd be-'str'det. Then afl'.nrtntb ^rc, jR^ g| MmM .I,r““a s|| t rfT D.»ttr Is Joy and L. Ili'ftMfWfat >f> Battle Creek.' AnWCtaW citizens insulted nud murdered drix’ i'MrtiteM MtfR'B. Jath..JT and-wr fleg, the idol of tho beart^ttH iUasonMauafy’ aMMSftk io dd^cute StalledbeeMil Geu. WM 4MnWatl»W>li<« pie weather was not suited to the taste of Hugir «feNor®!kCfto temart? Usi*oecn and children from the city. .“web *‘t . ■asii—i s ii 1 .pd io (W. ! ‘j3P,r?0 ba «wrt sribre lavurnoic, favorable, iraiiura traitors must oo muai rule. the semi-secesb Damoorats u» Congress. . r^.., TEAirs SASTWASO. Kight feis-U..,. n*sr( iA*«J»A-1fc by foyat o*wm rtiMew'fo. IWk,Dix •nJttanufti that the AdnflnTstratfan was chert mrerenrt# frirWt -14 rfceces. Mr Stan‘thoHalu man of tried Hyriitrof Integrity. 4" SSttWXfta .reotjy within a few degress oftbe horizon when it exploded. , ( fortifying its political frietuia. «a- Jmy* Issvts sndftjl Questions Blate Polley, nd Notice ! Wjktrh.—Tho past week has been Mlynpto Mi« popol.r idra of. Mi a ijin winter—and a lints mnnj-oe-.- -Snow has fsUsnlo the depth uf a foot or more, and th ess coM mornings—Oh!—Ohl ' • invnt nrculalion torevfrrj requCTtri leiwd iMrLcA'i scriptions may commence at am further, PAY' ALWAYS W ADV When ft Club 4A Cicr- FtWri ^exIco.' A r’Yo^, JaH. fB.'pwtant qe»wi from The Dial It n^jj {anized a new-.nd FlMMAr^hinu.i, ^nretary of^tai^ issded a auHd£ artfly to M.0W. ahd calling Ml tIM*1 foe •• many veluntaam as • J^illlurni^. 1 I is bellered ih*t 150,000 troops will * tha h«U . Is publisheS ■ Mnppufcatwl Egennw'.ln ? at! .* ’tftwjate, Ja H �MW NEW. ■CURT! LOW PRICES mo'tuuk: GRANW BUDLING] o wo;* 3 a tty of Barrv. »ud i jnfarflo wit: a* 3 rftkt Grand Army&f jtMHtin In commencing a VMJM4 KuaCMMBn* M shall be tbaMarhate aaaltaataae 'aVAklUN^BAlX ■•<*•** iWflPiWJiOTWR yjRfoe^ Itl Hti wt'slBer'pfM/e eitale ofaxtuttair A> Dux 10k. aj»hte>t tod Jui.rJ'Tpr® Pursuant to a license and adthonly In thia case Afina, nighty sweats. LIVER Sfcw £wi(ftk WE D‘“d-“T-.V-xW' HVAE JOST RECEIVED . U fi-x iBwemmya. In .b. m.u.r alrh, Mut,'-, ........ ....... th* nd of pictorial art. sale at Vkblte iufllten te the high*I.bidder al the School hOHM, ib District ho. tqro. in tbe towoahip of Maple ftroee, h> tixco(rtiitr of Barry. luttacfs unt uretaMX. _ i'Sjg €»ET Yff«x MrSCctT of Saturdir, January 4tb, ten. andeMilM-. •' ’ THE RATTLESNAKE: * W-’lSSi TBE RJCBXX DR I VATTER. A LOE OF THBPUKSEhT TIME DarBng’A IJvpr Bcgnlator. hU Town two [K] north of rang* an ven (7) Weal, enntianing tn »H. three buurtted acre* of land. ‘Urr*-*?d * ‘ ADAM WOLF. JUftculcr. Dated, MdteMp *l*€te s r ;rt>L 8FECIAL Mfi. Yootr. w Brooklyn, wrftee: 'libjuij jan9t7 which qonflned me t <? (he housa NOTICES SHSIWi* We wnut ^Tfn-nU Of"- <At< and was Merely cwrJ. I bwve lied no attack ainee.” eminsy e»- itar^y. boMew al Ue PevdjMe UHico U. the village of Haatio'ra. ojj Tursdar Die 21st da< of Dcecm0srl<ln'4lieiy»*r ol nuf Lard enaithou- PuMt, Lard, Btmicr, Wtiwd, Mid Mvnoy. on subsenptu>n’,Rk'[bv ijanntr nflwc, YVe 1 tjipone Igi- Darting’* Lite Bitters, D. Waataretet. Em., of South teh. svar Mfa, must bare il»tauj:l>t ><■ d»/likew ise ; wc la Atet matter of M*e fttpt-APf Georgo l^Uart. late of aMid countv, deceased. ' Ou reading and filing itt.thia Hurt far Ptobate. have du jjmc.Ui.go-c^yevlWjg. iy Specimen copier rent free to all spplitanta. AiMrMa Al tetters ardretnlUa^.. purtpate.to CAULDWKU., SOCTHWOUTH JL WIIITJCXY. JVoprirtors 7te Aew Fant jMwrawg. Hadd M Ann street. Ke#VorkOrly. [Dee. M.W.] tbe said deceased. . .- - . ri Thereuntm. it ia ordered tbal Tuesday .the S5tb day of jXuao.TMk.MeieAn^eUMlXxbe fore­ noon, be assigned for the bearing and proof of said Will and iea'ament and thatIbwdfefra at law ottaiid-depca^d. *ud eU utW persons u.vr«U:d ‘r T7:r.t"fr wS MOFFAT’S LIFE PILLS AND PIKEKIX HITTERS q'HESE HEDIC4NF.9 bate now been be­ X fuia U»c publu-for a period of THIUTJ’ YRS. XM vfitrinE that tfmr have tmintafnrd a 1djth eharaotor in almost c< vry port uf Uw Globe, fur tbcM eaiirfurduuwy and immediate power of rao- Zkertjtor therein namedjtive noiice t<> al( parties in teres led of the hearing snd proof of nud wUt. by can.mg a copy tit th* notiMshd order to be pubUsbed in the "Republican Banner,” a newspaper printed iM-KaatlrfM.- snd cirauMtuigxttssid eotfniy «f Iter^ ry. for tbo luU icrn» iff ibrcc weeks. UKccMively. niicgst least in each week next immediately prece­ ding the hearing in tbe premises. - -■ 8tfeRMANC.TJU«l>I,R. A frtir «py. Judge <J Probate. Dated,’Haitlng*’, l»ec. kl, Iddl. janl ~ Rsapcu, if yon need cither or both of these most excellent Remedies,inquire for tbctn attLe stores; if Ti.n ao not fiurt them, taka no other, but ineloea One Dollar jp a letter, and on receipt of the taooey, the Remedy or Remadka will boaoot aeeerdiaa to your di.returns, by.Btad or expresa. poat-paid. Add reef, ' DAN’L & DARUNU, atf.i'l bunton dwaars iu.wbich die VEGETABLE UFE MEDICIAES Art well known to VU&Uibic. TUE DYSPEPSIA, br thoroughly eleanslnp the first awd ac. ond sMMnacha, and eraathg a'KW- of 'S 1S2S sREinrrs GROCERIES 102 Nassau St., New Yurk. Put up Im SO cent nnd|l Bottlea each. [nontlAmJ . . ONLY PREPARATION HARD-WARE Br »i?fbe of ode execution, issued out of and I i ■ at i J« mW। w u»w i',.. IStMl luytepMiMief Dyapepaia, wH| «aaUlK&» STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, cuaarauciK-e of its cure ■ " ’ If lVENBBH, by deefving the whole <4 flic luieaiiuui w’tb a solvent process. rtioutTjoicnife.-bHntalent ntniges Ware ftt costive Within two days. -•• ’ ■ And-textimpel*] a, new, and «!rn«tt witboui num­ ■EHS.ulsll,Kiudp, by rsajoring tha birred ber, uiigbt bc giren fh.m laclica aad^gatUpitn tMarrtreulattou. ihreiigli lbw process of iu all grades of aoclpty, phasa muled tMUniwiy hbn m each eaara, and tbe thorough seta- r.oue aosld rw»Ul. Ui»l Prof Wood's Hair Restor­ ative w.t) restore the bald and gray hair, end k«east itolf of the <crt half of the aoufte Mat quarter egrve the halrof the youth tu oM •<«. "i* » **• at Motion tortatr -sis. < *6. > ill Um o*h«p Iwa. CM ytmthfW bJMWy. north of ''range seven (7» west, containing one r ■ Battle Oreak. MisK. Leo. U. MM. Fnor. Woon: Thee win ptaase accept a line to joints. inform tbrv Chat the hair on mr bend all fetf off *» lllMMrt’gB*' ■‘(Y-’Jidr'ibi.apa---------------------------- -- ------------- -------------. one MtaadxfU>dauU named tn Mid. cBeCuuim. in !, enuig the kidneys and hladil.T they operate moat orwr twen'y years ago. caused by a complicated Ichronic dysae, ay mlcd^with aU|^ryptio|yon the delrgi^liyou lh«M iiupsrtaux orjpsuv. and iwcc ' ^'r»'r’crb^?■uTyja,*’*-4*- ,W**1 J W to a Blate of dcpcntUnce to obtain stuff for caps, nei'igan, deacribad ••’UeWusfAMBf of the north-east I, AIm WORMS,by diaMgiag from tho Uiruinga fito do them up. in eoue. d thp.bowata tlrtj ajiray matter la which Umm bead has suffered extretnelr .vtaawss^?’ *"**■ AND DRY GOODS! Pref' ffwdV rtrtofnAv, ftrtttal *at* Blood Which.a»id right*. titleaand u>t»re»t«, I sbalj Jteu«wtewafl*«w®od.aR.-M-t»ten|itlw Mtat rtpOM fors-ic rt'palHitf auction or vend ar, to article in aarkte teXUMH/Mfaer>l *J*k‘l,*.r UMMr.at 5H fr*H tear.* iUPkq aa will aa those d'aeaaee WbicbliAso from impure County Court Houac. >11 die village of fTastingv. Blood. '< M iltiliiUlliiMiW MHWiHlBd wien- <ui S^irdav,the eighth J rih] day of February^ USe manner, and will not Jhl*ir«, ‘he weakest, -tip- ate] i •u-ffiellmr.il will rone up the system tosUtw>l||tata ptettyiaiM-rtgar.j ^T ft. one •‘i !»“rs,iv.lfv--: Gripltf tn t*a Bowels, and,Wi^ sod orereomeean'r'uTnPhVwiiftB.undV Ikon. ■ — T ~~n~»----------- .lyau-jMZ1 ■' rr.fv»w»j|-r!J, ROUE TESTIMONY. ■cpstsi GbassLssg*. Ejmtox Co., Mtcu., Aug. 11. 69. bottle, and receive to thyeelf the acripture dedar. ation-"the reward is Mrtboan that anJda< td tka widow and the fatbcrlea*?' ’ Thy friend* JUSA TO AH KttBf. Pa. C.-W.TWfoiM-Z>«r S#:—For four Tears I waa acrerelv aSicied with Rheumatism so that Stacks of intfaMBtaMi National Law School of the'State 0? K«w Yuik, rret apace of an months, the whole upper part oTwiy agtep w«* almoai anurelj >refi of Ma oorenng,. ?n! “^i^. l»n>«>w,*W* the jaidea and back pan ol mf head shortly after bo­ Ljinds'Forr Sale ci »thi I <■> ■*. Wteg afir liria lidMad bp Aa Han.' Probate Court, for lbs dual s^jnaMwaM td-aH mueb at a loM toJacyrer^e mum £ the ohange in my appearCBCt, ta tny’BttJrelufnstfto acquain■.«•.„»..I,n'r.N ‘ W—rmWir Tf Ai-rue I ; atitaUaasJ Mae# McntnoImpaired by «he inindi ; J aTTACtlMENT NOTU-f. | Ssr,f£ "VTOTICE IS HEREBY OWH. fturt on Ofti' I .the system, all tho eifocta of Mareury, infinitely fata, until, fortunately, in the latter part «( ttb Metier than the moat powerful preparations cf "rmUtiAxa 3ibsumum>tc~ I-rvpirrdandaoUhj W-J3. JfQFFA' nan • P&lftALE BT ALT: 4k. ■T*TEOF.MJ Unusually Low! �IT WILL MSP WOOD­ M wif aim to heboid and feorltss in al iiBh uesprlMlplei sf to BnvsUCAM Parry, which n foilbfally carried •at ia Sm ansntihiafwr nation, wHl aava oar notary from tbe evils now besetting it, sad will make It the freest and beat ft will dineuss with fidthftlNM and oatiter all tha great quretiooe agitating CbsofotteaM froRMytoday. Ob Um qaastioo of tbs extMwiua of HummiSlavs*v, ft will stand forth its on esoreromitiag foe. bdievtag as ft moxt rsfigtawtiy does, that slavery is ibe priaaary moss ®f the present oonfiist bstvsso tbs North and tho South, and that ft IsrvM a fosriul blight upon tbe oountry •r mticc ssskmg to outipresd and uphold MEND LEATHEB■ wk *in,i. sifc roa,J FALL AND WINTER IT WOL Y«rbr*-CU—___ WEARS NOW ON IT WIL “MEND MAMtX HAND with ona of tbe LARGEST end BEST Anortmento of PACTSt * That tha BLOOD PUKU1KB and BLOOD P1LA8 bare beea proved by analysis to ’w ,1~5?S22U5 555. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. fCONTADt WO MINERAL. mMb U. B»eW a DR¥ GOODS INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, who bare languiahod fbr years te bsiplese weak aOluwsl dUbOHtes are resaorA by <Mr ear dial sad gwaUy rtlnmlatiag yrepertles. TWibey Tho proprietors are reeslved to spare '.pb'OrUpU' to make tbe AovxaTMB equal, ta> all that eoustitutca a food sewspbpe.", to any published in tho West With this view an able corps of Mpartors, writers and correspondents ha* boot ■fgagafl, whose attention every Mating event of importance will daim. Amagfloeatts have been made ensuring for thb paper the moot complete comtoodhun of foreign tatelligeoea published b mt pspsr west t>( Now Tone, while oar fotifioes for obtaining domestic news, ■ulitery, nolitkai and general, are not anrpaaood nr any other journal, Besides having paid oorrespondsuts in all the camno West and Booth, we shall also maintain ones' Washington during tbe oeetiou ofCoagrms, and shall always be Ever shown in this Market, whieh prepared to send speotal reporters whereare prepared to well at a a mail •Mroceatiou may require. Thus, aa a ■—pap nr, we propose to place the Anadvance from wxran in the first rank. aHATTKEXD CONSTITUTIONS. bowovsr they mv hers bass trified with and abaaed: that th«ir direcltoerfoocy to to ie^tbaa CAUSE BOON TO HEAL, sad diacharga from As systare, svary taiat of Sorofala, wbetbsr hereditary or otbenrtos. That , RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, aM there to no dtooaaa of tha Stocnaah and Bowute tbe liver, the nervous system, the akin, gland* or “"aWSING FROM IMPURITIES OR OBSTRUCTIONS OF TOR BLOOD OR SECRETIONS, la whiob they do nolriv. prompf rOiff and, (d adsatatotereo before the very citadel of life ha* beeninvaded.) iftot a aad gtrfiti ton. Bear in mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG ETABLE BLOOD PIUR are endorsed by the •10 00 a year saved ta every fcmily by One Bottle of AME1ICAN CEMEKT CLIE. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. TERMS CASH. VnUrovUi, ywwa, Q. V LAHtMU, M. B. Uk'uaiatlim, Otwl, Liver CwmplalwU NEW YORK COSTS. of atoeth, peoolaitn them to be tbe very beat nreparation of the kind enr offered to the brnk endow u victim* of ill hrolth. TL»» hunt diroaro through ■very avenns and oma of tbe Mm*.and to ex­ pel it tboeowghly and permaaeaUy. No oe* can doubt tbexr superiority after ear tingle trial-tbey are not only better tNrt, ia fort, cheeper than inv other PUto, for II JOHNS dk CROfeLKY, (Sale Manufacturer*.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Comer of Liberty Street. NKW YORK. Important to Iltwae Ownere. Imperant to Builders. Inijiortant to Railroad C'rtnjnnite. tbto vapor final Hate to time. Dr. Robaek « M«d teal ItaMM sad Family Adviser, aoatataiag a greatSMuatof latere----------- -information eaa be bad thregbeat the ooantry. J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Important to Far more. To all takost tbit maf concern and it ton cerm trerybody. JOHNS fo CR08LET8 ntERUVRO OVTTA FWfiCBA WBKKLY ADVERTISER. his now over thirty one years since tbe weekly issue ol this paper was commeaoed. It has always been and will still continue to be, a valuable family newspaper. This-paper has been greatly Improved of late in its style and matter. It Is a very large sheet. containing thirty nix eelumn« of reeding matter, the very eream of tbe daily issue, and is fumbhed to all subscribers at tbs low price of oxx oou-aa rn tsar. It is emphatically a /■stt/jmewd^aper. It eontaina a weekly report of tbe market*, prepared express­ ly for its columns, which, to every farm, er, drover and lumberman, ia worthy ten fostas the aobecriptwwt price. Considertbe variety, quality and value of the itMttar it contains, tbe Advx*tisx» is the sharpest paper in the West. CEMENT ROOFING, MOFLF-A-T’S Dr. Bebark'a Btomacli Bitten. HESE MEDICLNES hareDO* been be­ fore the public fora period of THIRTY IBS. ud during that lime bare maiatotaad a high characur ia almost every part of the Globe. for their extraordinary and immediate power of res­ toring perfect health to |pen*oti* auCeriag under nearly every Lind ot discunu to which tbe human [■ t.Ll. . The following art among tha diatre**ing vari­ ety of human duroaro ia which tbe T VEGETABLE LIFE MEMCI5ES Tho ebeapeat A NEW ARTICLE. LIFE PILLS AMD PIMENIX BITTERS A new and delightful Ftomeehieand Cordial for giving tos« to thr Stomach, and tar tha prt’ftGon of biliiou. oomplaista incident to tbe West in fisuor it is ooprwr to afl other Fitters. Ayer’s Cherry Pectora]( DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing th* first sad ssoosd stomacba, and creating a fiv* of pur* and healthy bile, instead of th* atal* and acrid kind; FLATULWCY, Loaa of ArremW Hsaaraca*, R*muax*ai, Iix-Taar** Axxirrr, La we oca. »nd MiiaxcnoLi.T, which arc gcu'ral »ymptorn* of Dy*p«piia, will raaiah, aa a catural osoMOU'nc* of it* core. COST1 VEN EM, by clearing the whole length of th* introtinc* with a aolvant procca*, and without violence, all violent purge* leave tbs •6 00 bewebasMvs within two daya. FEVERS of all Usds, by reetoring tbe Mood 2 00 to a regular circulation, through the proesaa of —— 100 respiration in »u=h cases, and the thorough eola­ Ab an inducement to our friends to tion ofall introtinal obelrnoilou la other*. Tbe Ltrt N*nici»*s have been known to cure mreti thseoselve. to extend sur circula permanently In throu week*,.and. tiea, w propose that any one sending us RLLEUMATLS.M GOUT ia half that lime, by removing local infiaten new names for the weekly, accompan­ matioa from the inasclca and ligament* of tbe ied by ton dollars, shall have an eleventh Joi ata. DROraiES of ail kind*, by freeing and .tnurth copy gratis. arrngthokidwynanAWaMsr, theyaparatofaert * GEIGER A BCRIPFS, PuMi»bere. deligVaDl oa tboae importaai orgnnTaad bonce have ever been found a certain remedy for the ISAAC C. MOTT, wor.t case* of GRAVEL. Atoo WORMS, by dislodging from tbe taratnga ci the bowels th* *limy matter to which these la now receiving from New York and Boaton, his fall stock of creature* adhere. 0CURYEY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by a perfect purltv whiob these LIFE MEDICINES rive to th* blood.sad all tbe humors. SCORBUTIC KKCPTIONh and BAD COMPLEXIONS, by their allcretive effect spec Constating tn pert of the fluid* that feed tbe aton, and the morbad •Ute at Which occasion* all eruptive oomplaiato, aallow Now Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, cloudy, and other dnmgreeabla complexions. Cntabed, Powdered and Granulated Bo­ Th. u*e of these FUla far a vry .fcrt time, will effect au entire cure of SALT RHEUM, sad a etri gan. DI J. BOVEE DOTS’ Imperial Wins Bitten IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF It eaa be applied to saw tai out noon at au. Try Tbe formula of Ibero Bitter*. now flHI) th' 4» propertv —•-—.-a r the oldest a It win aoou bo for sale by all of Dr. Raboak’a nomeroua Agosto, sad at tfotel*. Ac., th* oouatre erer.- In Ue may time, order* will be filled d> rath** Clocinaati in any quantity, al the low£ urea, Ac.; by the pnaatpal’IlviLawna, AacarTscra. aad atbaro, and baa rawed to be lbs CRRAPEhT sad MOST DURABLE ROOFING in was; It to to every rwwei A FIRE. WATER. WKATHEB sad TIME F&OOF ooveriag for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. n>*irtArO3ZrwMfcrfa/ otMofMort fa ffa Coitt whiab auabiao the deairefaa preprottoe el AotofeDy rto ZromMMw, erifab are asfo rnroaDy ockaow lodged to bo noowraaed by Q UTT A PKRC11A AND INDIA RUBBER. DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ HHEPXBiaib tWUl 111 JXJT*TXB3 Are eoatpoeed of a pure and unaduHaretad wtaa. No Heat is required in making spplicstisa • Bitten hare bees aa aoapto oasoa wW, however, bo packed aed Ml to any address, If daaired. Retail PrioeBl yar Bettie, «r ate for |l. hutnaa ayatem. that they art no* derail lx penaableeaa TONIC. MEDICINE AND ECTERACE. Principal aBeo and sale room, Na • last Fmirth *v. Sd building from Main .troct, Ciadanati,O..L=ber=t=-!- “---------- ‘ -- Per sale by J. F. 1..-^. Niobofe.OrMrerin* M Ul*. 1 man and De Raimer, Mid PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Il Casfia feat LliUs f Painttonaa Groceries! ! Mclaasaa and Syrups, Green and Black Teas, Rio, Ceylon, and Java Cofle, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, FEVER AND AGUE.-Far thia rooam of th® Wrotorn country. Uwe Medicimc. will Xe found Salt and Water Lima, aeal^ speedy andeortsfa reorody. Other madiSoaps, Baleratus, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. di*'*ae *»— be cured by one deac.or by two iu the wont case*. FILES—Tha original proprietor of tbaae tnod- Tmu5W A LIVER OOMPLAINTS. LMwAmwiiMl Dot­ > MfaMnea have been eaad 1> addition to the shave stock of Grneeries>s ------- ■------- - - - - NOTICE! US HlEBIKiBY BITO, THAT ALL THOSE NOTES A ACCOUNTS Of Long Standing, LRAXTTOI AMD OTSBK MKTAL BOOM win M M *1 ttc Bxerai 08m, F*r MtecUn. 3STO r gfnt <iU nUf, 'f TnO, <u«, —Tbs b paid few Pi< -&4JC C. MOTT, GROCERY, SALOON, Tfcat arc Not PfeKbytbe fttta «f Im Nt. The sabscribsc is Dow prepared to sell FAMILY GROCERIES Aa lew as the hvoat. Ar OuAwraadr W only. » � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-01-29.pdf 9ad5ee35ec6fecd0a2ba9b3f2860d9de PDF Text Text VOL. 6. JACOB FEME, WAR! WKJHTMAM A BOBINION, 1 f ANUFACTCRERS W Me, absnMran i 1*1 ear-ware. Dealers fa iron, nails. st« DRUG STORE !l! AjUMsa.eb.stoewi ----------8he btld aloft a aaowwhlte »carf, Whisk Buttered fa the braMs; 8be breettodapray* far M»— A prayer to oodd not tear— ’ , Bet to peened to Mos ter M the kwi t. And Wiped nway a leer. He tamed sad Ml foe spot0 do Mt dree, him weak. For daestienn was th* Mldfar*a bout, Tboegb tears were on his check; Qe waleh the forward raek tore, over wbooe bead Maras etatreo earnmere had paMed. She was of nsodium height, and Mros the liliy ef bar Nocthoroattane. 8bo doaaad a Atom of plate, bleake<a< whUathaMet mse of tho ^urdlanji. W W.PARKEB, HOLESALE ate reUil dr-el er In GrocerIm uJ Proneione. Pork, Ijird, Rutter, nod al Uwds ef Produce bought end sold, nt bis “old rest invoke Hie aid who ever stilloth the tempest, to guide oar Ufa laden bark safe­ ly through the troubled waters I* Ab if in derision of her matchless ooirago, the mad wares dashed higher, while tbs thunder pealed a loud defiance to her words. With palled fade and lips com­ pressed, she took her station at the wheel, white two powerful men stood by to aid her an for ospoeaibto. With a firm head she raised the glam and swept the scene before her, thee bidding them have cour­ age, the boat entered on its fearful course, bounding onward, as if conscious oftbe band that gvided its destiny. Her orders were given la dear, food tones, white she stood proudly erect, her eyes h rightseed with a darker bloe, until ooe would have fimded bar tbe ruling spirit of ths storm. Tbe water dashed against the side of the boat, crowning her fair brad srith glittering drops: yet still she stood oahooding, while not an eyo te dl that group but guxed with mingled awe and confidence upon that delicate form. Once again the spoke of the wheel slipped from the grasp nf him who beM It, but a fair, jewelled nand arrested its progress, and stayed tbe destruction which other­ wise would have followed its swerve from duty. Onward speed tbe noble bark, and when darknem abut the last rock from our sight, one deafening shout roee high above the storm for her who had so brardy guided us through the shadow of death. | She would receive no thanks for her­ self, but bidding us “give thanks to Him whose voice ever rulcththe storm," she retired to bur state-room, and wn last to Many years ago, when I was so small a boy as to hardly recUtoot it bow, my brother and mvself were placed on board one of the 8k Lawrence river steamers as cabin boys and waiters, with a view to __ ____ . ’tWoeto Load becoming pilots when wo were older.— ■m rf oMrtiran*. Ac. Will be happy Thai was nearly fifty years ago, sod beats • «B Mila in th* line of tkair profession r*l. were not fitted up in tbe style they are Uis Crert Houe, Haatinxs, Mich. now, n<ir were good pilots a thing to be - Smsxsr, Fume Alum. found every day. We had run up and down, mvoral timea,«ben one morning, II. WRIGHT, about ten u dock, we stopped at Brock ttorney and counsellor at law, and Solicitor and CvaaaaOor in Chancery — noth u rille to take on b*rard, as usual, a govern­ particular elleotiou jx»d to the collection of TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, ment pilot to guide us down the river. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS, CODFISH; claims and nrauer promptly remitled. It wna late in the season, and we bad a Oft.ce, with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middlerills, in fact, srcrythlsg In ths Grocery *««. •t,ch “| strong wind the night before, leaving the will be needed for fiunilv u»c river rough, and our usual pilot bed hard aim a great variety #f ths DANIEL COOK, work to keep the boat in its proper trace, VSTICE OF Tilt PEACE, General Land and aruDanxsT Hoad TuancETr white it brought us Into Brookville twn Tax Arret, will attend to tbe collection of hours later than the usual time. The clouds 4*bUaad aU other b.itioeai pertaining to bis office. AH ChUk Extracts, OISc. tn Goodyear'* block, ap stair*. overhead etill looked cold and tbe wind F0» THB BSPBCIAL UntHT OF THS LlDIJtS. blew freah and strong, when, making all poesibte baste, we again puf out of the harbor and were soon boundlog oa our STA.TZOJNTELB.'ST, way. Throughout the morning J noticed a anxious look on tbe captain's face, which FENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ bespoke his uneasiness about tbe final VELOPES. CARDS, At, Ac. termination of our journey. Upon set shelves way be found ail ef th We bad a good many passengers an MOST POPULAR board, and although we usually reached Montreal by four o'clock in the afternoon, we sbwuld be delayed until aix, if not lat­ of ths day. er. About ten miles this side Lhabine a Around the cabin table that night, storm ofrain’ootnmenced. whith rendered about an hour before we entered the har­ it almost impoMlble to guide the boat at bor of Montreal, we learned her history. all; white the rapids of that name, the She was the daughter of the merchant most terrific in the whole river, were who owned the line of bwdls, ooe of which yet to be passed. Tbe pilot wss one of she had just saved from ruin. Her moth the best on tbe route, but a man of pas­ er died when sbe was a child, and her sionate temper, with a peculiar, dogged father had yielded to her wishes, and al­ (KEEEAIP, FEB OASIS look. Between him and the ordinary lowed her to accompany him in the boat boat pilot there existed an old grudge, of which be waa captain. By drgrees or Beady Pay, only. which had once or twice led to blowa, she became accquainted with every bend Special sttruUoa will be neld to COMPOUND- when they came in contact with each oth­ in the beautifoi river, while caltu and INGaad pot tin* uo PRESC RtPTiOSB sad »oy on* purchasing tnediciaei af us Ma rWy upon er. That morning while passing one of atorme alike brought scenes of beauty to the higher falls, they stood together at her eye. She was now on her way to ttair being tho wheel, when, owing tn the stroug cur­ visit some friends in Quebec, where her rent of the water and the almost exhaust­ father proposed joining her to spend the ed strength ef him who had guided us all winter. tbe night, one spoke of the wheel slipped A gentleman artist sketched bar like from his hands and nearly caused an acci­ new na a leaf of hie portfolio, as sbe stood S. C. PRINDLE, dent of a pretty itrious nature. This an­ st tbe wheel, wrapped ia the pilot’s coat, UDGI OF PROBATE. Notary Public, Gen­ eral Land and Tax A Rent. W ill be found in noyed hie companiuD, and bard words with tbe glare in ber band ; end her full i Court Houm, at Uutinf*, on the 2d ard id poutd between them, since which time n length portrait still graces the gallery of sullen silence had been preserved. fine arts in Montreal. Many a rough When about two miles above the La- hand grasped tbe snowy fingers at part­ chine rapids, some of tbe rigging alnft ing, and many a blessing crowned that gave way, nqd the night pilot mounted noble heed. tbe upper deck with a ladder and attempt­ A magnificent diamond bracelet, bear, ed to maha ft fest. 'Die wind blew lierce- ing on the inside plate the name of the ly, and white exerting all bis strength to vroeel and date of the occurrence, was stay tbe mischief, he lost his bold and presented te her about a weak after bar fell, the ladder earning down directly up- jttrrival in Quebce. by tbe pewwngiirs who on tbe head of our governmtot aid, were on board at the time, while load nd wounding him aevorely. Not pausing to ।triumphant were tbe praises bom to tbe look al tbe mischief, he seized the onfer- ,ear of a fond parent nf tbe noble conduct lunate man, and with almost superhuman ,of that trail but fearless one, who had eti-cogtb, lifted him above the boat railing. |braved tbe dangere before which stout Tbe other, quickly guraaiag kle meaning, ।hearts and strong forms bad quailed. and winding bia anna around the neck of “And what became ufbar afterwords 1’ his companion, they iell together in the I] enquired. boiling flood below. We lowered tbe "She married an officer In Quebec, and life-boat as quickly as possible, ropes |her children still lire there. Owe to a ware thrown out nod every eflbrt put ।noble boy, or rather man now, and forth to srre them—bet in vain. They .ploucbe the ocean In o»o of the noble GIN AB A REMEDIAL AGMWT. race to the surface of the water, still lock- |fettteeHpe of Hngland." ^l^pmcioua TONIC OTDI^Ot^ •d in each olbw’e-anro. and thea eank from aw view forever. The boat Bow rwebed rapidly on, com­ ing nearer the tbe frightful rapids, while 1 terrorMtrudt faooe were around aa,ot the ’ 1ST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL FCRPOSRB,ONLT_n GROCERIES! A r PATENT MEDICINES wherever wo loot, whether to tbe north, the test or the west, or the Booth heelf. General 8yduey Jobaeon baa to strata stares timers U rather slim horea, toes every **“ ~“ straight and before him, straight is the weUi knees, bcoBai ftstt, buck straight, and from widest his Um. If yae find thesepohua, said the speaker, you need not ask of what be h, hot if you weat owe, boy bite. vice. A rigaatlc armament ie ready to He Mid tbet be bad found theta Cfockattempt the deroeet of the Miasissippi, and their feats on the Atlantic seacoast eyed ox woe wot to bo depended or, as be will kick and be ugly, white a dhan end the Gulf are too freehly before the heeded cm wifi OBsK gwiek feom Ao wfon, public atteatkm to require remembreace. bat bo will eum forget It,* j Such are the fruits of a pultoy purely de­ fensive. Without even the hesitancy Bccctxjm Mittes amd Gusvm.—These which would come of a poerible interrup­ tion, the enemy have thus surrounded the mittens when long worn become hard Southern Confederacy, and if permitted end good rooductors of odd. Frequent to repeat as often as may be desired, the wetting wfaDa at work, together with the edbrts to penetrate its beert, they will sells issuing from the hands, destroy the necessarily attain the place and the time oil of the leather, ond it hardens sag nat­ ural oonsagueoea To remedy thia, wash where euocoss awaits them. ••There Is now bet owe chaaoe of escape your mittens In warm soap suds, being from than«t that has been coolly dawn careful not to wring or pull them—simplv around us; it to to concentrate our energy ■querting them in the M as a Bilk ou one point and cot it through; to ona- handkerchief Is soficteRt, and V it ie vert oar defensive into aa oSmsIvw war, weuish weather, oil them with some kind and transfer the scene of at teasl a part offish or animal oil They will keep out of there hostilities to the enemy’s own the water then, completely, but the edd country. Situated as we are It to only not so wall.—Prairie Ftrattr. poreiblo at one point—ond that to Ken­ tucky. If the forcre that we now are dispersing to the four comers of the continent every day, to meet .new menaceo, were collected ugd4r the hand of General Sydney Johnson, till a column was formed sufficient to ruble him to mnneurre with some ppreibilily of suc­ cess over the plains of that region, he might buri back the array in front uf him at present, and penetrate the State of Ohio. The attarn meat of this object would render wortbleM aU the plans of beef bought of regular dealers is so much impregnated with salt as to be uurtiuhable, and sometimes uneatable by common jaws. The best wav is to do your own curing, which may be accomplished satis, fectorily as follows: To 6 gallons of water add two lbs. ef brown sugar, 1 qV of molaMoe, 4 ozs. of saltpetre, and fine salt until it will float an egg. Then pur­ chase your own beef freah from ths butcher, and immerse. It will keep for months and be lender and tootlwrae. Iluxou Cotton Abroad.—A remote The Nev York THiwu calls attentionof Illinois colton, grown In Christian county, In 1861. was sent to Manchester ’ to the following tnexioM of Louie Napo loon, taking from bis **H»torical Frag­ and was inspected by a moat competent judge, who laid the subject at once before ments:" ‘‘March at the head of the ideas the Colton Supply Association of Man­ of your age. and these ideas wiU follow and support ) ou. .if you march behind chester, En^and. A letter has been reefoved in Chicago from one of the m jet them, they will drag you on. And if you march against them, they will cer­ prominent members of the house of tainly prove your downfall,’' Commons, as follows: “Your uinpte of cotton is a most we), Daniels. Dick emoo was not far <trt come indication of the power of the Fed­ eral Slates to furnish eotton by free labor. of the way when be told a client, who Taking 8d aa a standard value of good ire m Whig Iy asked him in a ease of in New Orleans oolton, I estimate your poitanor, how he thought the jury weald sample as being worth twenty-five per “bring in." “My friaod," said the illus­ cent more, or JOd a pound ; but from trious Dan, “don’t ask me; I! there is what I eee of the staple, and its strength anything more uncertain to God himself. when untnised with defective and blighted It Is what the verdict of a petit jury portions, I think that with with judicious will be! cultivation it might acquire a value fifty Ccent in excess of New Orleans cotton, A western editor recentlv called I not equal tn Sea island. A supply “devil," and fold him bo could not affc of 10, OOOerKMBO bege per week of it to hire hie services any longer, unleH would be agreatgboon to this country.— would agree to take ninepenoe a wei The letter you eadoeed to me I have reel or share equally Um profits of the pap with the chief part of the sample, to the The boy oandwUd to stay, but heeltatit Cotten Supply Aseeciation.” ly choose the ntnepence for hie wages. A Hard Road to Travxl.—-At a festi­ val on some occasion among the soldisn In Missouri oca of them from Adrian offered Um follow’ * meat, which in ] paper, from which “Af. Daria.—! , _ , an open boat without com] may that boat nod eoakefoL . , .. by a shark, and the shark swallowed by a whale, eed the whole in Um derilb belly, and the devil te boil, the door teeked and the key lost, and further, may be be chained in the aoutweet corner of bell, end a north sect wind blow aches Into bte �«ssr GBKA1 'e believe the । :tion ofthcir repr taken diMhaslMMBmftJHptotKtb' Seal but large number*,"*"' * *"* '"** * Free States an| T<| may ha broken •rn and boravteatouNCWS EROM dueed to ft^riMpacKtyMend! Hon las| rttoMf.-OHM M toH'df 4WT widen thaw **<■» apeak with a rredWHIegrea nvpfflt r wirtarwMrttr-Apieuiturai, CommcroW, mMkAi »*•&,* ftnd State ali^ a third U/oh wipers, <Wrta tbit on Bachelors—tbe estimate Marti wwW U w.ow.ow-W .1,0 ^^edgmi*inootl»Jyjoatftri^teM^rg| [»« nblunte Ubra.Oml u^Btuq). . v ‘ MteTta W. AT. »JUu«»tecte Lock wood tbrUSHt^lee ornMerj'.MAteMn North organized in tl|p < wu disorganized Pint Pre^if tsris A*n«, »odlM»4 *y ,te A*W*-«t H*fa, watetepterlr tee <«*fM i k>".: r. rz. I: r Sf its Descons, sod □rigiMlly bMM f« gritHt BAt'Ve bafta historicalprecedent, Mr.TsBOohUreekM which, bdftjg flIIMIty/Wttt"flffttnore read- Uf fWTKl inhtiiro.fjbm^| fri! in to,tbe hands of our troops. .J Frurti'Mcxico we'taarta’thM the «avV«m:GcB>i'U*iafe Mokm* Mu nnd fim arms *Mte»WlfrJlrf.rfpeI vervatJw. * WW* fortes ft Ms atuwk .#ert led cBdWL ebfler. rid 8,oefrta«if; tbrlM. eHT fdreWla the 1» not exeood ^wo.n ZSwBCr ■1 wimm. cowi'ttxrtH. pb^.JApatUicJtljy/oDe .parly pr He other was ospeotsd. Two American reseda carrying arms io the Meaieaos hold reached ovirr/bemlet arid penetrabed Were drpiu'rtd by tbe Spanish. every borne.—Froth th!#,■'sprttrtvo argue, BJ tU arrival 1/ihe’city of New •ffi^tha thn|-niurtbdtoe, whefr’the feng! roll shall boat to -arms, and tfie boqmin" York *4 Cepe Race, wu learn that, A|tp; ffotee Aft* eTjfoe fctt •Hltaairt strong­ coast defences. •MTOolU Chft-Jfoltawi^.MM HMten H«ad,< O. Jan. Stb : “A raptort >at oemsetijiit Fort Pftbahi-ha* been abea rir Uw eabete «» aidarpd M'hbaie^art U< better • pert of Diftukku asd Cftuvr.—For these -of tbo-paymeMoC-OMUimissiuostu Agents, dy,lf used in season. Apply freely. to| beyond lbe,»WH .«ur aim aud the Threat and Chest and cover «ith a design js h>fsrn»h t* Michigan nwder- of u«oo«,.;U u^e of OUUIS.UJT. Uc roar ofartillcry,lhc groans of tbe wound­ ed and dying, and the huthrt of Hie Hei«r Tronic qul- great satisfaclien.avdcauieid on aflvancB tofiqus 1 in consul*.pf from 1 to liper cent. ---------------------- -------GT Herschel I gives 343 itrilei ns the If tho.question opmM when shall tbeac thirf^s bc l wo-lteva ne rondy answer.— flotilla- so xvo km- expect no great dam Nxw Yobk, Jan. 26. Wa^itigtoB.«pe«aU aUte that Asaistwhen the s-w fill exptoaton*of the voloanb ftQt Secretary . Fux feels cvn&deut that at St? Vlnccffts wm heard at Demarttfa. Burnside's expedition has ore. t'uis time ,alrqdr a blow wWch, with Gsa. BmlRs 139* Tho Chrystal Palnoesharehoidcrs advance in TeftMesee, will out.off p)| fm'ya/triade ti dear profit of 'upwards of communication with Virginia and States £10,000 from Mr. Blondin’s twenty-six South. • Ge», MedalUft says that if the expe­ performances, after deducting the £100 dition bad failed we should havejsenrd per ascent to that distinguished professor. of it though rebels ere thia |ja* If-Sorlb C«slin» .Urea cannot St. Louis, Jan. 96. be hired out fer more than MO dr 130 a . Official ditpatcehs from Cape Girar­ year. In Sooth Carolina It la difficult deau’ stale that an expeditsan which left to let them for more chan their board. that place n psiy day* aincc fur Benten Specially NatiW -V»3dato««U>rl>»d, b*vi.«g <»pDuring lha last tan years the Old I —' iieut. Cut former and eleven School Presbyterian ministry, as com­ icftT^antJ ^vftteeotJeK Thomp- ' ' This noCicft i41 pared withthe me tribe rtSBip, has declined son’s command, 1 also q ite number of five per cent." In 1851 there was one arms, bpraes sad . A telegraph hno ia to be immediately minister to one hunikari and three memhers, whilst in 1861, there was only one con»trucied .from RoILt westward. •nsuatioe before .spring. But there is work in 4C*ftMdty that can be done in bers. The" Ifejfic oFtHe‘past, m events, (ails us hers ; and It Is only tbe logic of passing events that we can reply upon. fo Chtti, ai g . rt»»ans I ;f*n'»fjiRg Y*ra«- w^ral»t.K5 nhd oil qu^ti..jw State ,lfiJicy, Awl St nt a Adntiuiatral'uvt, and as ah, iaJucr-* rnent u» Vehrti&dy Rffi.rt ent tfie part ».f the Republicans'of Michigan, rt»r the BNrta^MrtwUbefrtftnftsraMdMch fotgeneral eodd' tnptt bp;Ctrib!<and extend matlsM. "Netinrigh, InflsWiMten of the> Bowels tad- Kidnvyft, Spinal gflectiotUM Sore Eyes, Burns, Files, Wounds and Bruises.' groa'-est kft»w»jlistaflpe.Jft. yhjch , sound relating to oilier haabem-CMhed iatotbvwW. This we. If we could believe all the tho letter writerVwho aired their effusions in public prints fur thb last thirty days, thia month, now so nearly gerte, would iiin-c witnessed.-the cn4Vf'ilie ,r.cbe1l(qo. ,\Ve haae not been of thogo who have expect, bd a furward indvemvat of the army of the Potemae-|ob Uto last forty days, nor do^we botidfe there W*tl! be one »Uhi» Ik. UMI iurty d»yv W. du •st wge ft.forward movement iu that direction. Winter ie no seaseft in -which to remove tbe base uf mHtttrry operations. In tb^ Weettrrf "rivert, floating 10ft' will priyabfa the ‘ Minissippj winter, and we Hope to chrtfniolh-in this issue 'glorious results from ’the 'fturnsidc I NOTICE I How to Save Money! and SolidUd, T. SeUle UM. W.UlMK tetaf. minister tc one hundred and eighty mem­ Tunoav *» LuM1».—Al this seasen X *he FV when coughs and colds pre Pcrsotir ejlgagb^ie get up1 Cltffis aria troublesome, every family should hare a requested u> send In subscribers* hrioim safe and certain rehtedy on hand. Ran* as fast as obtocinrd^t f lOQ ay car. SubSMipiMM iMy.cmniitMMftai any ,riwvr-> PAY ALWA¥» IM ADV<NCE.-L Wbetj'a Club luu been forwarded, ad­ ditions map ba mndt to It on jhe same IKIM. «b.lUr mt.i i„ by ,hP pA».. fcwmmg itor mrt. • k m not. neoeaaary ttat the members nf ft Ch*dbuftK-rwHvw their papersjit lite name Ppstoffiec. tier, svmen are^stiftblffif nt tWg UhwurrCti n BaiTiMok*. Jen. S8. The DetaSt S«ur Tribune pSaBSBEBSE JSF* Ex President John Tyler is daad. He is reported *0 have died at Richmond first mail, nspneeft,* mit—W-1 Wl ncWiT .expedition. . WqA.Isp hqge to _see more on the 17th inst, after a short ilinsss. energy on the Southern fOQst generally. pyili U now said that Gpo. Bfaermau Ah apriag nears.De we| expect , to sue a simply obeyed orders is not advancing drawing ift ef*H oor4ines toward a com­ immediately into the interior after land­ mon cctiUr. “Jhd tUrSi'w^rwclntlon be psbli^sdin ths ing at Port Royal. It was the purpose Those who prophecy an imfpediatc JUgubUm Btnr mH B.rty Piote**£ of Governmsnt to make a perfect and and says there wera three selioooers and myvejpeat uf lie main artriy/may be set impregnable base of operations about five Sailing smacks loading■ with lumber down as ecoeation harpies and nothing and turpentine at the time. ■ Beaufort. more. The “January’ seers are upon the Waamngion, Jan. 26. shelf already, and- they-have been legiou. From WasMsgton. Thft^Wftr ftepartmtet reeeived ft ffiaAs thus advaaees, and. tbe nepictous Niw York, Jan. 27. eventcbmes nearer to a rsnHxatfnn,proph Tbe Tm*wo<a tllpalrfi a^w: “A eta wIR increase ; and when the move iropeaiUon.wUl soon ba offered in the d<«> «>n^ M »..n« orl.^r il.ctr- ksnoto to impose a tax ef ten per cent, tatuly must eoruejiundroda of those sen- ipoixlha jay of officers fraw ft Major Pills, s.v.i<mtot* «4fr Wkvft~aotlong praphooiod Jenera! down to a privala. Tho areny irefen a lax to a reduction of_p*y, and falsely, will cnwlttheir throats, shouting, fc“1 toM yftu to! ” Awaiting that t/mc, t/me, Wb.«®u. F’FWW1 dear traders, which,, in qur' uplnlon, Is xijk A receive a revepufl of,, about Mfl^y UFO. »>oih«' in the fu^re, we shall Notice ! tMaaiiMe tawoKifdk Ullqtries « tho Pa- er; edited, «h.e Bg j Oi^rtr ;Ta____ _______ Suu Praur;-imn FMZterae editor. n> V.MS Jm.Ih UuMte W4b, 4teu. • IMk u .«• ----- ’■“* Xtee ie Mate te M*artt-uU(n*l tNUi under one commander. conveyances, giving the verp ZatotTrlc. graph,-»>mmftrct>r; MaWTM,<«!10el and, - - m-------- ~.---------• tfomwtlc. THm-FMHITOmfi Is published everv Tuoscta Saturday 4bbrMt4;-MM �LOW PRICES -IMQDIR1 OF- A COMMiSSIOKWH’S NOTICE. IpriL-^rrttof jifcajDAN, ‘•- DARLING'S LIVtR . Public loitrucUoa. ISOUR USE OF TRADE; , tbe lux thrt» fnn • i u»«a : - present & C. PrindTe, Judge of, eaooo raa KEGULATOE lAreanvMa. nj? bftEbwiate df Almira Wtaka isle; DAKIJirfrS argR RWCTMZVR pasting? fritt (Lnrrntt WJLUJVAE JUST RECEIVED forenoon, be assigned foe the bearrtraTxaitfpeHtttont and that dfo Mm at law .of saitf WdaH.ed and allbthirpentoaa inta-estod Inaaid miata.ate several aMalbs; 1 bare MtwoMMag of It Moca • » Okie Stodlsy. Rea.. IM &M Mkb SiMti $k/ GUAKBU.VR.1ALE. F R C I P. E C T lx KMlD^MVpl in iLeinel'w of hiedldntfo sr^te «4 HdmMP.k?dab<wwrevtf-?ffAWM>^fofr the prayer oftba peUtwnfT»hw>|a not bo granted. BwCnXj__________ . _ W D.<pLnu?s urgjt xre^ATojt, Wx. C. TeboW. 11 Christopher Street W. T.. , ceuqtr ef wrfGtt •'Feb. ». ItCD.-T hire beta auMaet to eUackaof Asthma the last twenty yerew. I bare never found anything equal lo Darling’s Livw Bogulator. S-P4CIA-I, NOTICES We,want .Wheat, t>ni, Utt-t ;i’..rk, Lsrd, Britt er, \Y<»ca, and flfvncy. on aubMmpeto&ax tho Banner office. -We ,mml hnvc it hroUjgBt.tu us, likewise ; we • ‘have no time lb go*collecting. deceased, are hereby eotlBed iud requested to ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. PfgctU the same for examination and adjuaiuicut to the urjdrxsjenad Conimijitioncra.duly appointed by tbe Probate Cburt for the oountr if Barry, by wivM, tbM the «n» of P. H. A J. nUSSKLL, of Uaatintre. Mroll)ran. have thia day ■■de an r.r AasignWMiut of MI their property and uUects to tbe undersigned; for tbe Hi.aM «<* tbeircredltarg, >R creditors rf said Urm Ve rrqnestcd fo PVMa‘ their claiMs. and all debt<wn-ta aueuwni and mpke DSf W a*AH »c0»uwta be pculad before tba beat day of February MM.to aayaooet baled, Uaxtinks. Dee. (th. fc4l. duels tbe ir-ih day of January. Inst, being the time limited by iba llou. Probate Coart for tlie iiual JSKVfiSS?’ I . • l*. , Jantetl JOHB TUlWLAifhB, ( UMmu SANFORU OTTO, | h> aSbnMag i»madmte relief. U ia^ ibwtmgii Liver and bnilous remedy." Mrs Yonwg. of BrwMytx, wrftee: ••ftbrmwy ». IMO.-In May laat'T bad a aerert attack offltfa whifheonbupd mewfiie'hiiuac. lltxik.obebov tie of DMrUwftf K.«fe ami was wWireiy earwJ. I hare bad no attack kurte.'* I). WuUn ell, Esq., of South Sih. star Mb Si.. Will iMMborgh. LL.wrtres: “AngwokL 1MC— ____ ■---- —■ -* .1^ .L- 1 i„r mifSJCTro ■T'Rh<jibb. DARLLNtrS LtVER REGULATOR. | CltA^fiRY SALE* MOFFAT QTATE OF WTCBIGAN—TLe Circuit Court O for the county of Barry-iu Owwery. .Nk/iMoa z B. llutcliKMH, Cota- 1 pUinant, AT ... :• ( LIFE FILLS ANU PntJCNir BITTERS Ttl KBE MEuSci^BR bMtaow brewl* Ake Mfo pobbe far. prewwl of WRIYVi-S mM during that Iwm bare ouibtafaed -a high character in eltnotl every pawt of Mm Globs, for their extraordinary and immediate power of feetoripg perfect health to perrona•suffering.under I did ao and found It to operate admirably, ramor >ng tbe bile and arouaing the liver t« acHritj. I UrealrewMd it sen We have every kind of gooda, auoh FAMILY MEDICINE. When ctir chndrenny opt of wrta, w< gire then af.wdmpa.aadilsMalUmeJlnghL 1 Bad It meets tbe11 of “• stomach ud bow- .IIS-r MRS. Raanaa. if yon need either or both of Mbs* Meal fbe fulloiin- arc among the uUntuing t«Hen.wmatUlMMtah./iddbiffia-. SOOTHING SYRUP,;* VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES DAN'L S. DARUXG, nil ■: public auction or Udder, on U>« eighth [Uh] e fhoiisaud eight ’<mulred I'dBck' l«» tbe aflerneau ef Ctyut duor pt tbe Conn DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly oleanaing the tint and arereid aiomacb*. ondMiiwating a Bow of po'e and heeltlgr bde. imdeed of the etale cud eepd kind; FLATULENCY. Loss or ArrartTe' II aaktsrax, Usadacui. Rarri.tasxus, lix-Txiiraai -w. AHmm ^>1 of Of . or. And MteatreU tutfo their swart galtar. A nobler theme my twirt it Alls — In prahe of Umkick's rautchlela ffilb. Which epath-facilitatea tbe ptoeesk rit*teeftio", by'euntKowtle gtfhii reducing«R UHMIM^ wAaHarall pdi. a*A «mmm3>o mW, -Uaa ONLY PREPARATION HARD-WARE rertiMjnesl on :d page. jyk'J >11 ax those d*neaaae wtoefa arise from impure ■Ltix.xsrssfl# a si the time, it will tone op the ey stem muds S_0M .’.a V M1-4I0ME TBBFMWY: Gamn Lkogs. Eatox Co., Micw., Aug. 11, 5*. plC. W. ItoLACK—Thar Sir-.—For Tour yeare 1 was ecrcrelv eSicted with Rheumatism so that I wncealaW to my house for a long time. The Tbe Lira McotaxMltave been known to enre RHLL'MaTlSM permanently ta threw weeks, and GOUT tn half that time, by removing locaiinfiamutton from ths muscles and ligaments of tbe joints. ’ . - .. DROPSIES of jdl kinda.br freeing and atengtfo Mhng Use kidneys **“« bladdvt they opereto maai debghtfolly oa these injparMtilocgwn*. andlieMe Executor’s Bale. ; have ever brio found a sertain remedy for tbe In th« matter of the estate of Thomas DUlia, worsted, of GRAVEL. Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turnings laic of Mtfk .Grove, in the ooumy oL^drry, de of tbe bowels the slimy matter Io wiitab these Ocaacd. • • hr pursuance of aboeeee ifreaMdM Mfty^he ^CE^EY*’ ULCERS. and INVETERATE Probata Ccart.uf . Mid Ct>uotv,' bebeU ewpoec to sale st Public wwctio8 it tbe bigbaet bMHer at SORES, hr.a perfect pnrlb which these LIFE tbe School bmfae. w Lhatnct No. tw»rin the MBDlClKER rtrc to tbe blood,and ell I hr humor*. Wt'OHWmC ERLFTIONh end BlM> township of Meplq Grove, in tbe county of Barry, and State of Mictngtu. Ca ffatnrdey, tb« bid day COMPLEXtfHtS, by their dtarstive rSVtt tippn tbe Raida ♦£«. (red ffit akin, and the nrnrbit! >tai« rf which uctiaaiuile all enujtlreeoimdgjptj. rt^ow elendr, and ntbet dimgrrtablr oomnlexiond ^lie XVest part*or the Sotrth half (Bfiof eectiba The ore of these HHe tre a ’<7 .frort time. wHl iwattaM nT) abd the RaMbairiUj af'tlfo Mouth. eflVctanenttrc cure ofSALT R IfBUM. and Mtri king improvement in the elearneaa of the akin.— East quarter (W) of ecMlop Kleren, <11.* all in COB MOT COCTWand 1KPLUEXEA will atwayg be cured by one dose,or by two in the worst caeca. PlLEAc-Thai KT. -.7^5 '*■ •”**’«*• ADAM WDLIF. arerwe-m. , Dated, January T, IMS. jenMT Estate W Gcorgn JMaciuart. A >, new, end aiuiest «« given from ladies and gentlen 'SiSSSS tba youth to old age, in all AND Stacks of r. raidr, ojtut 25 cr.xja BENTON m JwA3XrSXSTa; MiQM. wuumiwUJ. f^»u»>ar much at a MdMbfk^Wa*rili< MMhoHlhe change Prvp^eduMnUW rMT. B. MOFFAT. . SSSsboai »AT, Kew-Aoni TOR 8ALB BT At!. DuUOOWtt. marlJ-lyr 1 rllliiilWT-l WILMtArfAfiftES, ■ ,y/ --------- -r !LS*. p£TSK&gi»af8f»'* u 1 "VO" aereMQW'U ex year IMT^yoar Rcatomtive wM'wnaSiinadtd to ■.■i^^rRMciiUDriiiBs QURGOODB Untieqedly Loyv4 GR^NTSPAULDING Ji, OrtoCJis, UM, TTeintiffs itf BdMby Drug rn«i»ntOUce, U C. BI8RASE8.—Peraoue whose con- ■ ■ . ■ ' ®r itSSy" tau“*’' SamaparilU. it wdl almost Instantly relieve Dy.aMary. end A>taMuaa4a xhMdoeu, wfcatber it 3Wu-& permanently, Jfoelanalooatt persevere ln itsuaa end being destitute of means to purchase any more IteooM aohaboe V t bW would* net b* will- --------- 75X^.££»mM| ’— ft not onlv relieves the child from paiu. but in Griping tn lite Bowclt and Wind Cholic, Lignulre. Bubta Go. UiUftKU. J«M. Lands-For Sale! effects and mcdicel ‘ tTrines. UV.iipcafc'ip thh matter, “what we da hmsw.** afler lea years exne. Aicaae, and pledge our repute J ion for thy LU Ail­ ment of what We herd declare. In almost rrrrv instance where tbeiuLwt la Miflexing frnm -pniii andoxliaurtion, relief will be found in dAeen or twenty 'mUulra aftertbe syrup ia>doiit>i»ferrd. This t.ln.bk-perpkrrtron fa the prescription •tMte'«f thw mbM experienced six! alMlfal oar- lent, description i-Kmmn ftMoreu, In Its morel forme. vieTda to tbe mild vet powerful ao­ -JvJv3r !;r... - ■' ThQUMtRdS Of CaM>. DRY GOODS! sEfeFsSfME . uesdny the Stat dav fw Lord one tboq- toIfcffrijttt Vire aowiem. Dy<^d u{>ot/Tt;,thtitlcrs, 'h^lPfifre fyhi '<0 And grown mnrn and more PopMlnr e»«»r daayl . atfou— •'the rewnnl is to those that arc kiad to that widow and the fathertaafo't - 1 ■ ... ' ’ • Th/Hgnd. bWSMR KIRBY 'C.3 ' ■*“; RELIEF .OtI) URAUTH 70 YOtfO UFAATR ' We hbee put tip aod Ibltf thia artiA> fkeVfer tea rears, aod. ca* say. > AfWA af U, what wc nrjer have b&AMr 'P, bfarpf any oflicr tnodldue—nHernaxn foiled hi a xlnote hi- STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, •Thefr ettret are fimmHn every1 land— MjaonxmaJ P’P.V For.'Teefltfug; 102 NmuiuSl, New York. THE OVEHS1 ‘b/dTanawg tbe whole rrtCT r»»try. -V' - 7JX3AIF WtNS&O Wd,: Aa experietreed-liund. sod FoMafeJFbyaxrea. pre«cnUla4bqaiMgiMt> of wt^berQ^ . �AYER’S BLOOD PURIFIER AND BIXX® PIUS Sarsaparilh FOB PUMFYUG tD BLOOD. A R RIV AL DR. RO. la As seta asfaeMfaelfa W KilBilAHlI »*** WILL WiraSTABB WATXB IT WILL MEWD WOOD. Sara your broken Farnitnrerr WILL MEND LEATHER. FALL AND WINTER IT WILL MBHD GLASB. fl... iw “*Ota*l—ta' IT WILL MEND IVORY. GOODS. DtaUUita. wytarttaflkta.I’.T *tK. " » IT WILL MKND CHINA. TtarMta WE ARE O> li. qe»Uo» at ike exMwta of He. Bulumr, H will .uni fertk Ha «o compromising toe, owwvmg — — — .... relifUstsly does, that slavery is the prinary «mm of the present conflict be­ tween the North and tbe South, and that it larvae a fearful blight upon the country •r nation Booking to outspread and uphold NOW ON it wiuTuend MA RULE. HAND al all times acosnail KB tbe following with oue of Uto LARGEST and BEST Aroorunaota of ^’•‘“^.•2X1^^."*'-“ FACTS I Lte BLOOD PURIFIER nnd BLOOE ssebese proved bylntafrstoto JCOFTAIN NO MINERAL. rr WILL MEND PORCELAIN. I uairauj -------- 7------ match It. meud it, snd it will uevsc shew whau pat together- DRY GOODS!! Il will Mad I—, OotL ad l» fart rrrtylhior *>•* Meuli. Ja OMU M 7 XKTKTJr CrMtTT incipient consumption. Jobi *zO^^Xsmri--C~ta»-^--** all sexual dfasabklHiM arc removed by tteir cordialand gently aumnlniingpropertier. That they Tbe proprietors are ramilvad to spare mlM or expense tn make the Advxbnm equal, to all that constitutes a good MMHWpar, to any published in tbe WML With this view an able corps of reporters, writers and correapooden ta hsa ban MgsgBd, wbras attentioc every mssing event of importance will claim. Arrangments have been made ensuring fa- this paper tho most complete oompeodluoi of foreign intelligence published in any paper west of New York, while our facilities far obtaining domestic nows, military, political and general, arc not auraass id by any other journal. Besides haviM MM corraapondents in all tbe ramps West and Booth, wo ahall also xmtetalB one at Washington during the siiri-v of Congress, and shall always bo Ever shown in this Market, which we peepsvid to send special reporters wbereare prepared to sell at a small •var oeoaakm may raqntre. Thus, sb a •rtMpapar, we propose to place the Aoadranco from vawnaxB In tbe first rank. Cenuaerctal Depaxtaseat Its well earned reputation as the lead­ ing commercial paper of Detroit will be fully maintained ; in thia department the greatest care has always been exercised, and will continue to be, la rendering It in every respect the most complete and reliable. Literary and Ktoeellaaeoas. Much attention will be gi»ec to the literary and mlseallaneotts deparment.— Tales, sketches, poetry and homo and foreign news will find ample space in our do SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, however they may have been trifled with and abused: that their direct tendency la to lengthen life, and render it enjoyable. That.opening di­ rectly upon the prima1<dtes«’ ic lit Band, ttey CROCKER Y! Fori Times. •‘It to ao eonreuteflt to have in the boMU.**-Ato* Ford Ecgrrn. • rttealwsye rady; thforansBcu4eil taerwy. bodr ’T-t-ff* "We bare tried IX and Rud it aa maft^ ta cur teuaoaa water.”-Ue Ham. CAUBZ BOON TO HEAL, 810 00 a yetr sered in every family by ' One B<»ttla uf •ad dfoeUarr1 frnm “* ayafom. ovetv t*nt of Berofbla, whs iter hereditary or otterwtas. That AHEEICAW CEMEKT GLUE. RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. and there la no diacase of tbe Stommfo and Bowe’s tte liver, tbo nervous eyatem, tte akin, glands or Price. 35 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. ““arising FROM IMPURITIES OR Price 25 Cents per Bottle. 0B8TBUCTT0NH OF THE BLOOD OH 8SCRET10NB. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. In which they do not give praepS rdi(f. and, (it Price 25 Cento per BoUle. •dmtaistered before tbs very citadel of life baa beemnvaded.) tfeel a busuLm andjarfti euro. Literal RrducttoM te Wholesale Boar tn mind that the BC AN DIN A VIAN YEOETABLE BLOOD PILLS aro endorsed by tte expe knee of thousands of living wRnvsra wb>u TERMS CASH. tn letters, aadeviis, medical works, and by word of mouth, proclaim Item to be the very best prep­ HT For Sato by Ml Druggists. and Storeteepcn generally throughout ibtoonntry. aration uf tbo kind ever offered to tte brokrudowu victims of ill teellb. Tira bunt dioeeae through JOHNS * CROSLEY, every qvenue and organ ui the syktem, and to ex­ (Salt Msnufaeturrra.) pel fi thoroughly and permanently. 78 WILLIAM STREET, No one cau doubt tbetr superiority after one single trial—they are not only better NEW TORE. buX in focX cheeper than any otter l*ilts, for it Corner ef Liberty BtraL takes a leas number of them to produces tetter NEW YORK COSTS. Price of tbe Scmtdmsvian Blood Purifier. »I per bottla, or AA per half drten. Of the Bcandi uarian Blood Fills, 25 cents per box. or 5 boxes for 91 QT Read Dr. Roback'a Special Notices and CcrUSci! —, published la Certificates, Ju a * oospicuons e>o.«picuon» part of this paper Irma Iron time lime to tiine.^ time. Dr. Reteck's MedMed­ ical Almanac aod Family Adviser, containing a —— ——nlo< in tereshag and valuable Medical can bo ban grflis of uy uf the agents ■throgboiit ,tbe l.a fl.!, utr. oouutry la dimwit or ora] J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. all cases rogulriig a Trafo For Sera Throat, ao eeniwmi among tte Ctacgy intoxicating; snd are a valuabie remedy Ser par­ sons addicted to tte sm of iwramii aa*«M drink, and wte wiah to refrain fora ft Ttey are pore a^ entirely free fora tte mUom «btaised in tte adulterated Wines and Uqwrt witb which the rotmtrr ta flooded. Throe Bitters not only CURB tart PBKYKET Disease, and should te used by all wte Mrs In a aouutry where the water to bast, er wten Chills Clnldren and infonts vW I Phyatotana,Cta spreading Ibra tte land, sud tte Important l« House OnovraL Iniporant to Builders, important u> Railroad Companies, important to Farmers. To all ukw. ihit may concern ond it toncernt ettrybody. JOHNS <5» CHOSLEY’S us wteones uro item wHI uesM to teup a ' WEEKLY ADVERTISER. It ta now over thirty one years since the weekly issue of this paper was com­ menced. Il has always been and will still continue to be, a valuable family newspaper. This paper has been greatly improved of late in its style and matter. It is a very large sheet, containing thirtymx columns of reading matter, the very ereain of tbe daily issue, and ie famished to all subscribers at tbe low price of osa dollab rn tbab. It is emphatically a familyntwlpaper. It contains a weekly report of the markets, prepared express­ ly for its columns, which, to every farm­ er, drover and lumberman. Is worthy ten times the subscription - price. Consider­ ing tbe variety, quality and value of the matter it contains, the Advxjitisbii is tbe cheapest paper in the West. CEMENT HOOFING, THAT STANDARD SHEET. 1862. Great National Basner of Intellect. NEW YORK_MERCUBY! tbe peerisM Naw Us*cc«T,wilI rater upon the twenty-fourth year of tte most brilliant career ever achieved by a paper. During tbs put year it tea teen tbe the tewter, atorv-tellsr, mentor, snd sracle of ttn knttdrtdtiotuanjJtmaricaa koant, from ocean to own -und from Quebec, in Canada to Pensaeola. on ths Qnlf of Mexico. Young and old, rich and poor, haveraslsd, in its suctenting stores of wisdom.romance, art, poetrv, and genial humor; and Ito pariae is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ' GEIGER A SCRIPPS, Publishers. jqy OLD FRIENDS UEJ Boston, his fall suck of Fillo. ----- u —1< I Union. the focua of aibouaaad bril■tatioaa, its programme for IMS mt beyond all preoedeaX The Molaseee and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. • Rio, Ceylon, and J ata Coffe, Stone, Wooden, end Willow Ware, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Sait and Water Lime, Soaps, Saleratns, Cnssia, Pepper and have boon secured in ito sorrice.4 oa outeyaywH toJAeospsuoe qf oners (ten one Mteaal aeeeromoW tfOe Old Wield! and its novelettea. or continued •torioa, for ISfot, Will te tte moat splendid tri­ umphs of slagnoi Fiction ever puHished. To these, too, the made pencil oftbe greatest ofAmer­ Spire. ican artists. Mr. Faux O. 0. Daautx, will lend tteaidofptotanslart. This article baa been thoroughly tested ta New York aud all parte of tbs United 8tataa,.Canada, Weal Indies, and Central and Koutb Aaianea, ou build.nga of all kieda, auch aa Flctoum, For**qtaa. rnraciwa, Rail Eo«d Daras, Cara, and oo Pontic BfiLuiwaa generally. Owwrrxn Bcilb isos, he.; by th* pnuapel Uciunaas. Aammien. powerful tonic nslure of tte mote and bsrte of au-l otbrm, and baa proved to be the CHEAPEST which ttey are compoeed. end as they are. br al­ and MOST DURABLE ROOFING in uew it la la laying uunslurnl cravings of the stomach.di reel Ir every rerp^-t A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER and TIME l‘BOOF corcriag for ROOFS OF ALL pTvmotira ef II will soon bo for sale by al! of Dr. Roteok'a nnuMrom Agents, sad at Hotels, Ac., ths ceuntrv ever. In tte mep Uma. oidsrs will bn tiled di­ •senrdy packed in one doten -saea. Hdf<^ •ample enaua will, however, be packed and Sent to any address, if dosired. huittitaOIfLTmaterial to U« CnM SM.< which combine the dedr.blc propertlaa ai BUduiif tnd barobiHtg. wbteh an uaU tahr. ' tewed every' ^trt^hSX DR. J. DOVgE D0D8> Tvn'p'ETinxvi. TTHTf. frvr. Wild CterrvT^Brot. MpfolXcteZ- ia^rlxn’^f^jsr^ ”Gmi Nu Ileal ta required in making application exr*^* °,f •PP,7b« * U but trilisg. aa aa ordinary Hoof esa U covered end flouted LU lietail Price tl per Bottle, or six for »5. Principal sffise end sals rooms. No. « East Feurtb at, -d tellding fro. Mainstroei, Ctoclnorti, O.. Laboratory in Uamrrond street. For aaln by J. P. Roberta A Co. Hastings, Eli NieteU.OrmrrovilteMina.F. A. Kedsr, man and Da Reimer, Mlddterllla, M. C. Swift, Prairieville, and by Droggiata and MsTchai.taget> rally throagteutthe country. spriii-ly roitc, kuucisi axd maut PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT. For Coating Metals of al) Kinds whoa exposed to the Action of tbe Weather, and Fkr rrewrilK **^IR|^|r<>t ■«*' NOTICE nu.tt.-V Itay-M. ta— ns HsiREs-y ©iron, THAT ALL THOSE NOTES A AOOOUNT8 Of Long Standing, Tkae an KM Pal a by Ik- ttk at JaMuaryssext, GROCERY, SALOON, vm ke Itn st Ike Exprei ll«, Fur CellttUea. Drag,, P»totii. OIL, Biirnicg FinYteJhtMttarKMatetay, Jaaaary fib, IMS, THE RATTLESNAKE: Bitters Try Groce r ies! I u it already rules the happy domestic firaide Tbe editorial tone and National departments of tte Naw Yoax Maae tar will continue true to that Constating in part of lifty spirit of patriotism which bee made it a ne­ New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, cessity of tte people since tbo War teeao, and kept it in entbuataallo demand when other abecte Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Suare dying all around It for want ef proper aupP Al ready the largest Literary Journal in tho Wine prspand by n seoinrnl auAteittfel pl ynfo>M ► ■“ ■*>* them mkmbsM^ tai KoMfa tte lul Iiiji- «i VL. -. - Tte formula of these Bitters, sow (IM1J tbe •ole property of Dr. Hoback, orgin»tod with one of tte olde»t and most sntaent Medical Praeti turners of the Worn, and It u directly predicated upon the wauls o' Western people. tte present proprietor bolisvea that in making them widely knowm ths public welfare is subter- Tbe noble patriot soldier in bis tent, too, baa whilsd away tbe tedium of camp life tn tbe ab­ sorbing renew of its FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS, finding in them a fascinating mental dUclplina known noir to those who rally to tte Atoner-eArrt c/M< Grand Army rf Amtritan Inhlltd ano 6’enfus/ In commencing a New Year, ths proprietors of Tun New Yoax Msnccuv can oulr aar, that it •hall be tteir aim to make their great telly car­ nal of American literature, for ffc mere brillant and enchanting than ever, in Ito concentration of all the world’s grandest and most beantiful spe­ ISAAC (1 MOTT,. cialties in healthful romance, graceful Poetrv, elegant and quaint Goaeip, refining Knowledge. Is now receiving from New York and JSslo0* Humor> •"d entertaining News—until, "------rules the court, tbs camp, tte bower,” Herrick’s Sa*«r Comtek It eaa be applied to M«w and ou> noers of all sixna, and to sxixaLx toon wtraoct nxaovise TEMPTRANCR, "Familiar in their mouths aa household wards." Dally ona y® 16 00 Semi-werkly 2 00 m ___ g i oo Weakly ? Ae an induoemens to our friends to exert themselves to extend our circula lion, we propose that any one sending us ten new names fur the weekly, accompan­ ied by ten dollars, shall have an eleventh copy gratis. IT IS FIKE AID WATER PROOF A new and dalightfiil Stotnuchleand Cordial for giving ton* to tbe Stomach, and tor the proven­ Hen of billioua cotuplainto incident to the Westeocotry. Try It. sslleve Dytpsnita, it hM no equal. Try iX in flaeor it ta ttfanur to aU -fatter Hitlers. A NEW TEAM WITHAM OLD FBIKJTB. On Mew Tear’s Day of IBM, that wcridraown- Dr. Boback'i Stomach Bitters. DR. J. DOVEE DOOS’ Imperial The cheapest and moat darable Rnofting A NEW ARTICLE. ’ Br. Ms* UieUrteTViM Mtten AB3 ttSaaUPAMp I Alaa, the targaat etoek al KermstM OU mHI Leusipc! IsTO JMTTBTAJEE1 I Spfk at TUt,, „/ Tna nett, and Lit Not. Tk. wMUr a w. preparW to nil Ur, FAMILT GkOCEtHS ■ • Ever offerrd in Bauiu Crack,ail of which will be sold st prices that cannot fall to Particular attention paid tn filling or­ ders from Hastings and victahr. and satisfaction guaranteed in every ease. —Tbe higbrat market price alweys paid for Pi oduco. -SAAC C. ifOTT. COPY IMG to. knrato, Ar CM w � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-02-05.pdf d8a6c7974cef492fb3d20a30ff9b1fd4 PDF Text Text REPUBLICAN BANNER VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1862, KJurrna nBMn NO. 40. €J«i« fortrj. forte* to Maryland by a FrX .rtthc J». N<M»n: it-j. chlant ftridaahta WAR! , subrir.enee, and to the United StatM. On High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Ropfpts .EALERIN A Divlrion, Jan. 10. After Screggios had Store end Striveb, Into Southern th* aoUlera are. JUST BECEIVED CMSSlitfJSS: milted to be carried a way by fcls r«M ovaer. Such gas the return made to this faithful friend for ths important ear- a new and most complete auortmeat of stake thia place a model of a Northers oa Southern ■ ntsHldhsrl e» ■irtjwt, tad U» pro^MI DRUGS Aflf> MEDICINES, K pttese, WW1 ntng JPlfild, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi umu V. PARXEX, yirH0IJSALt r*uiI **3<r V V sad Park. Lard PPRPOSES.ONLYJtl GROCERIES! "Co., tb« esnad Seed, Had tba man lo o®c«a bars had (Mr wlvaa or baaOiaa ®isrtllanj Ite Gmfrfu of tht Unittd Slat". Sxcwob I.—The people of the State of Michigan enact, tliat the Govsrnor of thb State be. and ba beneby is, authorized and directed to give notice to the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, on or before the second Tuesday in Febru­ ary nest that It i* tbe intention of tbe State of Michigan to assume and pay into tbe Treasury of the United States, on or before the last day of June next, Its quo ta of the direct tax for the present year, laid upon tbe United Ulates by1 tbe act of reached bis master's house his shoe* were gone, sad his bleeding feet were found to be banning open from coming in ooutact with pebble* and stones. Re had been dragged eleven miles behind hie masters horse I They arrived home in tbe svoning about 11 o'clock on Friday. He tied him to a tree and called hb overneer, whipping him about twelve o’clock, and whipped him until three o’clock, three bnura, taking torn* with tbe whip, when one was tired and breathless, another family ox. would apply tbe lash. “Tbe only words be uttered up lo two Congress, and approved Augurt fl:h,1861, o’clock were, "I ahull not live after thia". entitled “ An Act to provide increased . W. Ralph i.q , MMdterUle, Oh, do you rascal I intend to kill you ! Barry C-unty. Mkhijan. revenue* from imports, fo pay interest ltd CaoklBff EltFMU, said Ox. "Mr. Cox," aaid Robinson, on tbe public debt, and for ether purpo­ FOR THB K»raCIAt WRIT Of T» IAMB*. ses," subject to the deduction In such case DANIEL COOK, and ablebodied. He can provided. 8bcti<-jt 2.—That th* State Treasurer the whip, let the blood be upon my heed, b*. and he is hereby, directed to pay tbe replied Cox. tbe lash was then applied FENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. EN­ quota of said tax imposed upon this State, uatil two hours before day. About 8 JACOB FERRIS, VELOPES. CARDS. 4c., 4c. by releasing, or procuring to be released o'clock he was cut down and sank to the to the United Sues, far famishing, equip­ earth insensible, he had on a naw cot­ ping and maintaining the volunteer force MOST POPULAR ton shirt when they commenced to whip ofthis Stale in the service of the United him, but when they were dune there was State*, a* shall be equal to the quota of r. A. HOLBROOK, nothing left of it but tbe coll ar-band and said direct tax upon this State—le»« ths wrist bands. Then commenced the rub­ abatement in such case allowed by said bing down to bring back eeusibillty, but act; and in case the claim of this State, ail of no avail. Their unfortunate victim when liquidated, shall be leas than the quolg uf fc»|d direct tax imposed upon breathed hi* last before tun-down on Wo would revpoctfuUy *n? BuiUfdtf evenisg. Thus perished a loy­ this State, tbe Stalo Traasuscr is hereby al negro at tbe bonds of a traitor,” authorized and directed to pay the deficit This la not an overdrawn picture of I he JOHN ROBERTS, from tbe proceeds of the Wsr Loan of brutality uf rebel slave owners, nor an this State, authorised by an Act entitled, unusual instance of the infernal spirit “An Art authorizing a War Lone, • ap they exhibit. It may be that it would be pmved May 10, J861, for which deficit unwise to interfere' with a system of II. P. CHERRY, PUBLIC and Casvc/Mcrr, will * the Auditor General is hereby directed which such is the legitimate fruits, and COMPOUND: all buxines* estruilxd to liijn with to issue his warrant upon the War Fund. cruel to confiscate the property of men >d fidelity. Reaider.ce, Jnhaalpwn, Szcnox 3.—The Auditor General and who resort to such means to avenge the State Treasurer gre hereby authoris'd themselves upoulavM slaves. But we and directed te execute in behalf of think the people *111 arrive at a different thia State, ail raleaaes v>d discharges ROBERTS 4 STRIKER. conclusion, and settle down in the convic­ noceswry to carry thia Act into full *:id tion that tbe infamous institution should Hurrm Mabcs 8, 1161. templete effect. be made to feel the full power of tbe Sxctiom A—The Governor is hereby Government wherever it can be reached suthnrizad and directed at the proper and "tends in the way of the succea of oor Qoodyosr's J. «- NEVINS, time to notify tbe Seeretary of the Tress, arms.—Dttroil AArirtuer. Pxrtienlar ury of the United state* that this State TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICER, PEPPER, PRUNES, nos. RA1S1NB. CODFISH) PATENT MEDICINES ©IEEBA1P, T©® ©ASH Boom pf * *1! BPJlgRTS klnda, alao Nkwstxfxsj forx.l.by * STRIKER. cwool C. PRISDLE, S H. COOK, iovnr TMwrm. oam* tw crert ■B1KDUL AGENT. quired, Its quota of the direct tax laid or to be laid upon the United States, for 1R63 ; and tbe amount of such quota shall be, and is, hereby added tn the State tax for the present year, and the Auditor General shall apportion tbe same among tbe several counties tn proportion to the valuation of the taxable property tbjuyia, and shall before tbe October Session of the Board of Supervisors, make out gnd transmit tn the Clerk* of the several boards, pts ^ipouM of such tag to appor­ tioned to the county, and shall charge the ■ma)l atRopnl* ofsuch apportionment te the countlee respectively, in like manner in all respects as. is provided relative to the general State tax. Th* Nbw Scpbrmb Court Judub.— Colonel Noah H. Swayne, who baa been confirmed by the Senate lo fill the vacan­ cy <>n the Supreme Bench caused by the death of tbe late Judge McLean, is a resident of Columbus, Ohio, where for sotqp thirty years or more be has been <me of tbe leading memborj of Q>p bar.— He is a man of great industry and per­ severance, and has devoted his whole life to the du lias of his profession. Hs has an ee viable reputation as a lawyer, and pie in dviltea’s dnas, are numerous a­ bout the town. It I* looking bore more like a city and lace like a camp. Yankee vessel* whiten the waters hereabout, and Ibc enemy is evidently continually •engthening his forces and defence along jecth to mH their paper. We look upon overlook its injurtlee and occasional tod Confederate troops on Cole’s Island, having a number of batteries with heavy sometimes tofiuenca the opinions of gun* stationed at different places. Tbe individual*. 'Pho JMy Not and tbe principal channel to Charleston, Steno Inlet, b well guarded by oar naval force. honesty of purpose, and though equally Britiah, are Dever venoraoua’’ along that way will meet with a wnrm reception. Tbs troops here are in the best uf spirits, and their health, though it is not aa good as might be desired, i* the same as heretofore. the way the secrets of tbe government leak out That cannot be so. All dispatches re­ The relics of Washlugton, discovered lating to military affairs are transmitted at Arlington House by tbe Hon. Caleb I tn cipher And it is impossible for any­ Lyon, or Lyonsdate, and placed in his body to translate them without tbe key. care by Major General McClellan, have A few weeks ago Gen. McClellan stated been by him artistically and admirably to one of bis offiver* that not a single fiict arranged. Mr. Lyon, it will be recol­ which he wished lo keep a secret had lected, Is tbe gentleman who, while in the “leaked out’’ through the telegraph. He New York Legislature, successfully ad­ felidtaled himself uot only upon the cjvised tbe purchase of Washington's head­ pher system of Mr. Stager, the military quarters st Newburg. These relies con­ Superintendent of telegraph*, but also ou sists of porcelains presented to General tbe perfect integrity uf the several tele­ Washington by tbo members of the Or graph agents and operators whom it ha<J been necessary to tiust with the cipher, dsr of CMdcIsnail, the arms of which are ornblazoned on each piece, uphold by a The ATreniny Pott must look elsewhere for “leaks."—-l^othnlcr l/amg. figure of Fame in colors. Al*1. pi»c« of a tea set presented to Mrs. Washington by General Layfsyette, in 1781, with tbe monogram “M. W.” on each piece, io a gold centre, hi* sleeping tent, his field tout and portmanteau, his te* table, bis mahogany cabinet, bis punch bowl, hi* treasure cheat, two vases presented to b|m by Mr- Vaughn, a Londoner, two candelabra* presented to him by Count Rochara beau, and the blanket under which he died. These are, by far, the most val uable and authentic memorial* of the Pater Patrise. Mr. Smith, Secretary of the Interior Department deserves tba thanks of the penpie for affording Mr. Lyon crey facil­ ity to effect teair most perfect preserva­ tion. It will be remembered that Mrs. Loe, tbe wife of the rebel General and G. W- P. Cunis, had twice written to Gen. McDowell that she had not left in U» ArliOfM. H-o* o»r belonged >o Gen. Washington, and but for the friendship of Mr. Lyon with late Geo. W. Parke Custb, of Arlington, and bis knowledge of these articles during the A corrapnndsnt of the Mancheste* Amtricon from the Third New Hamp­ shire Regiment st Hilton Head, Port Royal, 8. C., says : “By the wsy, it is pretty well known here thsta certain captain from Manchest­ er, in this regiment, has been out as a spy, and has been all through Savannah and ascertained everything iu regard to the situation of tbe rebels in that quar­ ter, that be wished, and returned in safe­ ty. Said captain Is an excellent ofiee^ and knows nothing of the article called fur, and although young in years, is as brave as tbe oldest veteran upon tlip tpnled field. Further information depo­ nent hath nut liberty to divulge.’’ DecrxaBe or Church Mzmbzrs.—The last minutes of the Msthedist Episcopal Church of the United States state tbs number of members lo be 865,446: aq incrcaae of 9,720 duringlbe year. N um­ ber of probationista, 123,077; d In politiM he wits rd original democrat, unwittingly Stolen cr destroyed by |he 11,644. This shows an but baa sever engaged in active political soldiers or eervants, aa indeed many life. At tbe time of the repeal of the Judge Swayne is nearly sixty yean old, Thr Uriujt Fixuwg rg Tf»gsaerx.— and of strong and vigorous constitution. _ be Memphis XsahmMspubKsbee a very interesting letter from East Teunaaeee, in which it aeya: ‘ Th# Itballieo is only suppressed, it is feesienai character, of ample fortune, and not eomptotHy crushed. The smoulder­ will bring to the discharge of bis dutie*. ing fire* kindled by Brownlow, Johnson industry.experieaeeawd intogrlly, end Mayaat * ‘ time. Tbe What tret thir* o> MpC^dfeMV is _____ ration will *t a complimentary dinner be rekindled to every valley and on every oCeers of rhe Seventh New moan tai a aide, to the gorges of tbe BagtasMt, nt the MeunpolixCemberland mountains, In thu secluded ive, indefatigable and aealoua Christaina in thelaad. And if gone behindhand to numbers, < Tut EsaUBH Volcxtkkm Dow’t Rbl- not made greater progress. ’ the country has so absorbed of men that they have neglect, of the soul.’* via, tbe “mighty hunter" of Ohto. Itevb was borate 1788 at Potet Hmomt, a stockade at the inoction ol the urn with tbe Ohio. He was born tm the Territory of Ohio, first demonstration toward* MeCleUM efteM: apparently oa the brink by Me Trexa.—A letter from a high mereawlIU bouse says: ‘'W* do not attach mosh importance to the New York /Tsreid, but �CONGRESSIONAL. aehijKod thr.utW, day, from Irfti>re. Bhe wfet, However, to thdfehel inp at AquU ^Cr^Bli, having fiSt sig. State we have the first direct and official led the rebel batteries nut to fire upon ah. Hataecaa^ oad . eaasi d ■ m b ly delayed matism. N« ’ainllco n • Wati refuted to fete. Ftwtresa M L WQkoMrriiM<d>«WM totte 26* ««P itWU, thesever. storm, or tba . fraud uleut-aad tnJtalWe action if Aak caaamwadete. raiatHs Umro K IkM <mn>. TMjjytedilion was delayed and injured ■MMitww•»»n>o »—ill «f ika bySc’alo’nua andwin di l met ’•yitfi. oa t«M> AW (hl «urm l( — Ami«•« Mwr«i*>*ijUiij« in* -Mxxre WWiM fAHta hfeaa fifM datao eased danMhg{.i erament It to IHcewiU assmted fta» contractors practiced decei^ in regard tbe draught of their vessels, and that the depth of water on the Hatteras bar waa over stated for similar reasons. General Burnsidp is reported to have eaid, during that foasAl stortD, while aeme of the vessels were yefrity ehdeavoriag to eM«r a hahor ofstfetf : "The oonti shorn have rviued me,bu: Gad bolds me in His palm, red all will yet be well." A Cohtodl, a Surgeon, and a-Mate were SrOWMd in attempting to -obtain fresh„water Tor ths men. only iocs of life reported- These are the At last cmrtts calm weather prevailed^water, aual add previsions had arrived, sad the eapo ditiun was again about ready to undertake tbe service whfch wap the object of its mission, and evary one seemed confident of ulrimate snceca. Laax Harwwcas.-—A few days since. Geuerai McCItllan was tfefore the apodal committee of Congress on' the lakv de­ fences, and advised'. Immediate action.— His plan is '' to ’fortify Mackinaw, Fort Gratiot, tbe 8te. Marie Canal and a few other points , and rely upon naval de­ fenses fer protection elsewhere. He also rooornmends the aaUblishmsnt of depots for storing arms on ths lakes. There is not much doabt but some such plan will be acted Upon by the Government, and we shall eooc have ships and forts auffi Four federal steamers are how nn tbe and bombs, which proved a total low. Her crew w*Hd*W. Ths steamer Po- atert to capture pirate Sumter.— tthontas w«t uhdre near the lighthouse, Federal reastls are lying Idle lb port for and became a total wreck. Ninety val­ naht uf acamm. Four thounnd art u#w uable horses, belonging to the Rhode nedWT-b/ftr'ffav;. Co*. Island battery, were on board of her, and Minister Corwin, although dasirdbs of were Ml drowned, including several vab nd at wee WK. 7UV Grips SU* returning home, will remain to Mexion if parted-hawser and went Vto< n at oea,— he can W of servtee to our country the Her crew were saved. An unknown Government thiukvbe can. schooner, loaded with oata, and another Y..«, F.S. I. . eeboonsr, name unknown, with six of her — — ■ - 4^ taVWWto grew, were lost on the beach. The Bftgtrei from per­ rtbimor ' Louisiana struck -on the bar, ____ _ ____ __ „ jjjiBOiai'ihi where she still romsttis. The report of the Gnvernments <>f Rnglaito, Frwace. her.burning b inoorrect.'ah^ mavget off. and Spam, meditate an Wiy ranogutiion of the indhpeadence of the Confederate Statee. Thio rec«<*i|ioo. tfrwiU Aa -pre tended, is made in thswause ofbWnaqily, the expedition had pot reached their des dnatiou when the Extern State'left, and Lourertun, Ky* Jan. W. Th. remains of IE.jiW had It hot been Ibf ft* condensers oa board soma of the vestoh, and a vesrel reached MuinfordsFltlato-dsy in , charge on-abort, the moft ternbbnmffering must of ZolUeofldr’s Brigndo Sjurgetwi, temp*hive AM ft rarily released uii dis pa ride of Donor,. wa» tba water caskr were composed of N<. news trnm below. ... <fld whisky, camphene and 1tsr<*ane oil There, will be no fu-ward (n«*«<uaut casks. It is thought the pitots of Hat— in Symhsrn.Kqttucky.it k.«ytpu<|ed. ,fur teraa are proved finite ri, having Inten­ some time, the condition of the roads tionally ran several vessels «bnre. Ths nukisg transportation impossible. waves dashed with a dean’ sweep across FdrniBSB Moitaos, Feb. 1. the Hatteras shore, completely cutting II flag of truce was astat to Craney Is­ off the ftrtftom dutaids communication. land to-day bat it brought back no pas­ Now Yark.Jao.». sengers «>r papers. Advion from Fort Picbtns, by the ■Die crew of the rebel boat reported Philadelphia, state thshthe rebels hava that heavy firing had been heard at Nor­ withdrawn a portion uf their forces to folk during ths past few days. Mobile, Wttch they considar in special ' Naw Ytere, Feb. 2datoger. It is understood that the.rebel force op­ The Jferali't' Washington divpateh posite Fort Pickens is not over 6.000, says 7 “Gen. Banka is stili here. ti»exclusive of diet at Live Oak plantation, tnor says there J * probability of his aa. whfoh febaliUkjifrum 1.000 to 3.000 and suming charge of the Navy Deportment. fortified. Contrabands are &mtanUy “Ths enow aoross the river is from faurlo six iocbrs deep." coming t<» Colonel Brnwn. Ths Tribonie special says “The. apeBostox. Feb. 2. cial com miltoe <»o the defenses and forti-» Three hundred and eighty-six rebel fiaations of lakes and rivers had an im­ prisoners* rank and file, al Fort Warren, portant meeting this morning. Gen. McClellan laid before tba committee go to-morrow te Fortress Monroe.— Commodore Barron is not included many facts showing tbe importanc of im­ mediate action. He favored the fortifica- among them. tiona of a few commanding points, such as Mackinac, Fort Gratiot, and tome place on tbe Sauk St. Mary Canal, and the reliance elaewhere upon naval defenThe Congresiional Committee, ooe, to-aupply which he recommends the The Senators and Representatives of estsbiishmeut of one or more depots of the various counties comprising tbe 4th arms on ths Lakes. It is understood Congreational Diatrict, under the new that the committee concur in these gener­ al vi’ewa, and will make a report in ac­ apportionment,-Hive, according to cus­ cordance therewith al an early day. tom, agreed on the following ae the fahsia Washington, Jan. 30. of representatiou in the next cungretrionOfficial despatches from Commander Goldsboro, dated Jan. 26lh. arrived this Eoch Representative District is to be morning, Seventeen of tbe naval veesds nllowed throe delegatee, with one dele­ were at that time in the Sound ovre and gate at large for each organised county. beyond the bulk head, under the com­ mand of com. Rowan, in full readiness CoXORKSSIOXAL CoMMITTXK. dent to protect the cuost of this State in say emergency. for operations. Gen. Burnsids was preparing his forces to move in conoction with the fleet. Com. Goldsboro saya: “Things npw look hopeful, and I sineerelv trust we shall Boon beat the enemy. Any decided approach now to this quarter on the part of the rebels, would certainly result in their speedy capture and destruction." WD-Fow, lK N. S. Avery, j A. Williams, Ionia. Thomas M. White, Ottawa. N. Bailey, Barry. James Barton, Newaygo. Morgan Bates. Grand Traverse tay^Tha London Shipping GaietU a^ye that war,or further diffiulty.betwaon England and the United States is certain. That ia apparaat from oar latest news, altbodgh'the British Government appear to be well satisfied at the conclusion of tlio Trent afiair. The atone fleet block­ ade at Ctarlesto nib now a source of irrita­ tion to the English prow. G«, Halleck, .it is ctotad, *• has telegraphed to Washington for permission to doriug ‘he war about five buodsad of thesaoetaoisy and. trouble­ some of the ceeeeh of St. Louis, and the reply was, “five thousand If ’ necessary." Twelve regiments and corps of.volOLHnUrwg U ,<J» HE'e**' ">•« Wassikotow, Fab. 2, Notwithstanding the tone of some of the foreign journals on the stone blockade, Ate., dispatches received at |be State De partment are regarded as eonclmivo nf tbe cemplete restoration of e<»od feeling with the governments of England and France, and other ooutinmu! states. The Secretary ofState on Friday di­ rected the release of all per»'in« taken from <>n board Insurgent armed vessel*. It is true the rabri authAritbw refused to exchange thd pirate Smith for C”L Corcoran, on die ground of difference in rank. It is reported that the Government has determined to place ’bc^rebd ^privateers now in New Yc„L ’ J Tock and Philadelphia, <‘U «* a An order footing of prisoners of* war. pov!n£ them to has been issued fpr -----------------------view to exchange militoi tbarifl,, cltUens T._^_ bf the United States imprisoned at the South. ' This will proh. ably result in the release of Cola. Coroi*ran, Lee, Coggswell, Woodruff and Wilcok.Vb^es, and othe?. offieers.now held .dSWSa.pk.il, rare appointed upon remoot, to examto Ootobor I4th, and baM< Boon to ses­ sion contlndooMy fi-r Mveore days Th<> Jeriod in whieh to present ekhns kapired anuary 10th. but the Secretary of War has allowed a dfocrelioamuijai receive claims rfter tiu oould not have hxm । cloriti. in M^actlOT -iJh tb. *>"fg and a number of there । received, toall. Bettor Faswiy 1 resenting $9 fl------- * York, or other' Orersix hunL.^ -------------- --------- - —— J3F* Bcauregarfrbre<one to Kentucky It contains EM eramined. their twHntony' enrering -sir each, making Jt Ufaa-S-A WW^!«»O’i4Sj nfiimmf, c*siites ws.^b ■—*<—hiki Cid ; otbers are in p^guess of p»y merit । 1 the Mante are not jot decided -pen, or how been rejected, or are held for eXemfastton betord ths Oort of Claims nt Wsahtogton. .. . ' . ’ ’ '•MoD«an Wxxraim.”—A Cairo enrrespondent of Chicago Posf givvs a de­ scription of Com. Foote’s river gunhost fleet. He mentions a feature which »• havp not noticed before. k is nothing more nor leas than arrangement for killing and cooking such rebels a» may have tba temerity tn attempt the boarding of <>na of-Um bisLs .­ The nmsi dreadful enrage contrivance upon lb’-ev buats.ia that to prevent board­ ing. Ea«h b<*at is supplied with a num­ ber nf targe hose pip»-» for throwing hot water Imm the boilers, with a force of two hundred pounds pressure to the square inch.. Any Luman bring wfcu shall ennonuler this terrible stream of h«>t water will be boiled hi an instant.” Caxkom Drsoovxxxu.—M<>st of the cannon bticind by the rebels when they decamned from the Eastern sboreof Virgiaia, Lave boon found. Alcohol Woana Darntorao.—Tbe alcohol works of Dr War & Cb.. in Chica­ go. Were destr.yed by fire en Tuesday moraieg. Loss $4,800. Hew Advertisements. f>»* ■ Bet'iwan ”« . anmton kwi r.an l-h.. mv n.iklte puoiic .K »>u, M. Jwillkro gria'diro »6i b«iwaft«r a^MMuthura. roroiro. » •W(i~ * M»'«IWAaW<lMlL' >*a ftmMt-of mm. । er and '« • •--- Missouri. •.’ •. . v niP‘Tr#H>p« art Mtag concentrated at Annap«dj» for another expedition. So Tut CHonrriiTor Mir»r6Wr.—Among Mechanics, Merchant, or Prufrssmual Man, and girt ‘-to the Bflroil Weelly TWbiMse superior claims to tboir pttraaw ftesnilnr, reliable correspondents w'tti the Michigan Regiments in the Artny^nd inspecti-Mt-it Mas our privilege tn mske at Washingtan,w'Hi tontitrae to give tbe readers uf the Tiik DetroitTbibcne full of Dr. J. G. Ayer 6* Co.’s Laboratory, and accurate accounts of the movements at Lowell. Although we knew by hear­ uf our Mithigitti soldiers during the war, say. that H sree large, yot wo were sur- and of the doings .of oougr^as In thia priseff wheh we camo'into view of its feature, the .Tribune has no suMtior.in the State, aa it bus not in general .interest real magnitude, and still more by the <»r variety «< careluHy selected news and extent and complication of its immense Famity rvadmg. whil< •• business. The whole msssivc structure to, our owu Sfvtr-HtBtii kea it, fur the forn.<\«*l in in foot one vsrt chomioal laboratory, Michigan reader, wb aajr Esstens in which the proceaee>.uf this. srbwderfijl obanic, or other, super the apHrial AteHghta wIAdb khvd^o t&ly repaid our visit to New England wu the art are constantly ruing on. Medico­ chemical stance has found that the oura due *iMy to the morphia it contains, al­ though this, is but one eighteenth part of ita wrigbt; the other seventeen jdrts are gum. extractive’ 'and inert or offensive matter. Dr. Ayer’s system separates the medical properties nfesoh substance employed, and we ate bars shows tbp process by wMch thr virfwa of each remrpilK COKrKHJIOh'S ..<! BXPKK1KXCK .f . rdUl ajVnUnjcL—<1 (trough *• aJ>A? 1 SUrHUB.-r-hli.hMl m > Mni,,.... for th® especial btasfli of Young Men ud tboss bics until tboy emu a out Ci>mplttdy_purc COUNTY ACCOUNTS. FROM py" Sevan rebel bridge bumci •■rasa shot on Wednesday of la* week, by order of Gen Halleck, in the Division of some one or more of its component parts. FOR TH 0X1 AH f. CHAPMAN will send Thus the remedial effecta of opium are who Mffe? with yvrrous Debility. Lon of Mem­ ory, Premature Decay, Au.. Aa., he., by uno wbo baa cured bitreelf by aiamle moatu, after being put to great ezpenae and inconvenience, through tbe use of worthless medicines prescribed by ‘— portion nf tbolr furcss from Fort Pick live properties~of anv'iubstitaoe exist "in all who wish it^frwsof etorwet the re­ fl full direction* for making and tiling s I vagvUbU BUm. that WU1 efteisaHy Vw Latex than any New York era and THBEI BEACTITCL COMPLEXION. nCMtny Tor*. Many of tbeip^^W pjphipped with­ K* —©KfWS""-; r Hon. Daud Davui, of. II NOTICE ! How to Save Money (hi KhtoCwr. nipt of • fr—k •oppi? of eoonloditloo, ■no ii ■■ nr T««s,.jtemJtoU as hostages. Nxw Yqrk, Jan. 31. It is generally believed the exchange The floating iron battery which has been of all prisoners will speedily follow. building fur the last three months for the Government by Captain Errireaon, at Green Point, Loag Island, was yesterdav launched in the presence ofa large crowd. Waahiagtoo. J aw. SB. There have geen but one hundred work­ The Bill of August 5tii, donferrtog on ing days since ths data of the contract 1 PrtoMont almio tbe ■panting power of Tbe battery will be ready for rervico in additJdnif aids to Major Ganerah. in -mlittle ovir a waek. A LI. PBB.tOJfB toswlnv ttoenstvw to to tooordince with which Gwefsl McClellan The Riehmond Ditpniekof Wednesday »® thjee**^. so past dos A0denies the importance of the point gained made retcw-n4 to the President yteterday, COUNTB sad KOTBL sn by our fleet, and says even when it gels will probably be repealed, so that tb.«oe, Land Solicited, as after cases, wifi require Wififrhatlon lo Savannah.it will ooLbaveacc^n'pruhed much, thus admitting that Savannah is by the Senate. * Thr pitoMtAl officer*. now fa the terlust. “Tho fleet may bur” yfciolrteWted 'States, hare received adds, “but what then lit. ordprii from .fte Popo to keep in readiness modi importance ' to rtu/ni•j6. Europe at short nnties. ■’u The War Nisswiigating OtoHuttoo to­ day examined. 'Seti.’Sanks' ind“General DivaH. ad the tlte bUHe al- B-WSBUiff, T.»m kt>m Yin ibdnudk— mJ O", aro io iriirr WlKr ITT Ska Y4rt eily, «w*ilinf orJ^hTO tied to a seaffiaM$ffi*|nte. rd him to dote oeAfinement The House thro Into ©nth ml' ry prison during *»r, ’ mor Emma Duncan arrived of the Whrile on tfia Army S'p prop ria! bill. <hMM a large cargoof powder and, ported. 9 fa > *.<•»-* * veessl riloer eo«M ptaa aulside the ' bar, Mmg Bear tteWteftewaT atator, m»lees very ftWiillt piloted, cnoaebuantly tbe Or of w YeA MMtok re tbe out- thirteen fret couH pais the otteHe of bar. Here the »f Ky.w York . at last. Their oonceptratod, purified medleal properties, or virtusa,- are finally* combined together to produce the Mar dies which have made themselves a repu- tntion for uhrivalted excellence, alt over ths weald. Not only the Doctor disclaim af every. »p!e can be agj i remedies for tbe medlca&lottrttadVWW hae®’betfa pre­ sented to* laage part af lla aredical Fiwulvy or iu Laited fotatre, and are c-MUMljr «..( h, Iw.-Sjply jae pkrka o,ro._ P*P*r- .......... >gl« Copr' �ua.lv the seal of ths । of Barry, to Bwdired rids and cbattelj Dillm, Abram Ml I I did. oa the »d<2 iilVKL"4#.! LOW PRICES to unxsnm/wnr ©©wbhhhioh COMMI IN billty; OF TRAPS; DARLING’S LIVER REGULATOR And now consider tnyattf Jfttfire/y cvrwf," Hon.-John Croat writes, ‘Brooklyn, Marek IB iSb DARIJife'B LIVBB REGULA TOR dacti NtffiVN cOMAN, I U-wmir. OMA&hBp W. BAMBW, ( It broke up toy cold and fever al ooee. Previout ta thia attack.Y Lad been troubled with dyspepsia aeveral month* : I have felt aotbiog of it eioeo?' BtAHBUfTB SALE. HVAE JUST RECEIVED Otia Studley. !ta, Henry T*jKir, Xoe«»U* A. , Grcio YnunjjR, Mm Atbeoia ^n,Jul.n VVaH<rd.W.iy- \ ejlra. Amanda WMaa, Macgara; l« the matter of tbs aetata of Huuuct J. Dkxmon, a minor. ‘ ■ • I’ureuaalfeaMceaaa and authority in thia caae IrfVaWdl 'WdtrttT. MartW# jUpg^piiv.er i P’acka. Jaoub MtaniAtub rose Woelta, Robert Ste* eat blddv, V the btaiaa of X 8. Steeena, >n the townnliIp of JohnttowA.in -Mid eonntv. on Satur- s, Riotatrd |in, •Jlattd WB Witfiingtt-rf, Hl ram Wickbain, Jarj Eaiate of Almira Weak*. phoba ri«»^jri.-sTrrro>ineHJo an, County At a aession of I of Barry, boldaip ’lag* °f HastiugW.;------ ——z ------------ — Circuit Court*— IMS, 1B63. tj-arrtnt. In the matter ef-tbee. tale of Altaite Weaksiate of said couutyidoeeaaed;.. . .< ... ". I . TLereunuu jt is ordered, that Twadv the it th dav of Febroarv. 1*«I8, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, hr asugued &r tlie bsanugof aaid peti­ tion; sod that .tba Leira at law of aaid deceased an«f W1 other rieraons HitSreated tn Mid estate, ve required te appear at aacSMon of said Court, then to b<holden at the Probate Office, in the village of HastingsMtdahow oavv. if any there he, wfcv the praver of tbe pctitiuusc should not be granted. And It te further ordered, that the pctitionei give notiee tedhepyasoM interested in a<ud estate of the pendency or said petition, and the hearing thereof, by .ca«Mg a aopy of Uua W0»r to be published in the Republican Banner, a newanaper i TATE GF MlCHtGAX.Elghih Judicial Circuit > -1 bovekv fix end appoint Cha timvefor boldr the several terou Of OM Circuit Court within dCircoihfor thoyeers 1?U and 1461.aa follows riurrv Unaty—Jaauvy, kd Monday; April. 2d >ndnr . Jgly. id Monday ; Qolobcr. ltd Monday wAl^finsift.tlheb^ “”7 Sn«tab Ue of Darling's Lite Bitter*, and WM mtirWg eurai. I have bad no attack since." D. Wretrrreft, Esq., ol South 8th, near Sth St, Williamsburgh, L. I. writear “AugustS, 1610.— Raring been troubled with a difficulty in the Liver and tolihoua atteska, 1 wM adrieed, by a frtehd, Jvuary. l*ivUBdtt. <jm0. let uMoodaj; October. 1st Monday, laroh, laOlonday; Juns IstMon -, 1st Monday; December, 1st “’.RLINi.'S UVER BEUULATOR. iW—February, 3rd Moudav ; Av—___ _________ _ hand at the village of I onia, thia rtthdayof Ostober, A-D 1*1. LOUW i LOYKLL. OreoilJ^ MOIT^T’S 'jira«fa °{ b“n“r fsi. NOTICES We want Wheat, Orn, Oats, ffikviwrd, llutlrr, Wood, and kfuftcv. 8.C. PBINOI^. | LIFE FILM AND FHCKNIX BITTERS Aa experienced Naron sad Female J'hyaiciau, prcaints to the attention of mothers, her ! rp H ES E M E D I CRN E8 have now boon beJL tor. the puldwAira pviod of THIRTY YR&. and during that time bars maintained a high CHANCERY SALE character in almost every part of the Globe, fur theii extraordinary and’immediate powv of res­ TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court toring perfect health to persona auffkring under for t!>e county of Barry—in Chancery. uearlv every kind of disease to which the numao .*srhwM Z Jt.”/Fi>frAuUca, Com- J frame is liable. plain ant, Tbe foliowing are among the distressing vari­ •' i. i va. ) (Foreclosure.) ety nf tinman diseases in which the (Atroeeopy.) dodge of Probate. DAN’L S. DARLING, S VMiETABLE LIFE MEDICINES h i^uript'tin'at. tiro Banner office. $e atpxiu ktwte-tsMgn eulincbirtg. TO REGULATE TBE D0WJX8. IMpteid upon R, .teo4.cn, at F>U ,gV* net U RELIe/aND HEALTH TO TOUR IXFAifTS ONLY PREPARATION rohrtTcurt furtlieCownty ofllarrv. In Chan-I DYCFf mwde on thcrigteenth dav of January, hi first and si « df our Low mt. thousand eight .-ondted put. 13307981 For OlUMrou Tocthlug. Which grtatlr feoHtates ths process of Icetldng. bl*CWB»«MHU>Cg»WU.ffdl>«Ag all lafiataallou Will allay*DjuIn tod *p»«nc3ic action, kadis TUB iiAatiauee and by 'rirtee of a Iteeroe rf tbe * Aro.wWT known te U lnhlHble. line have it brought to ui, liljeiriaet; we GROCERIES SOOTHING SYRUP, 102 Naanau St., New York. Pvt •• la SO cent aad *1 Bottles each. Ws han put up end sold thia ariitj. for oyer tost!, tbe Miffer^gkrd.' , in and ®T the public eurtfenori ------ ------------ --- ----- -z ------------ „ -— - ------ ular every »i> the eighth (nthj length of U>e iniesknae with a sriveut preeces, nd.eight hundred and wiMmcS nolanoe; aH vantent purges leave the And testimonials, new, and almost without num ~~ bowel, active within two deys. FfeVJEIUf tifnil kinds, toy restoring Ue Hood r.r.trra' te * ngnhw cisttilatsM, through the proons of cone could resist, that Prof Wood”a HalrRaateriwgp«ati«n to Owch eaosa.andtee Utbrosgh wde- alive w.Il restore the bald and gray hair, and preaerve the heir of the youth te old age, In aff Ha plaint, and dea- tioa OfaR intcatinai obstruct inn in others. The form Msencrgu-tare been known te ours ufTand. ditnste. RHEUMATISM permmxnUy iu throe wwke. and GOUT ta half that time, by rcsnuvlng local tafia­ motion from tbe ojiukIss aud hgamenta of the jU DROPSIFS of all kinds, by freeing acd strngth- j lbc* °P«r«V'JM* V'd U.TirttHc iter tailors. In almost every AN’P TboaMQds of Caeca. DRY GOODS! ION oMITB. We «pat ta. thia It not onlv relieves the child from pi vigoratss tbs stomach andIxiwrls, eat ^“A^sssinsr^s: Griptag in the Bevel* and Wind Cholic, SOUJ^, bv s' perfect purltr NOTICE. Bs W Vb Er: MKDlCINVgi'f to t*1* blood.and ell tbe humor*. SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and HAD COMPLEXIONS, by thmr alterative effect upon J? tfgfijws#taywfVi ?■»« faring from any let your — The “M °r lb”e F,H’1 r.Xt dor of f bc c*TOl b’ d8W<t,r by »▼<• iu thrwpral cu« SKgfeQ hler. . .............................. - r, cn»eri-' ton*. IMPLA1NT8. mure, 1 would aak tbeo if thou wvnIdM not be willinR to to eeod wean order Ou thine agnate fora bottle, and receive to thyself tbs scripture declar­ ation—“the reward la to those that are kind M tkt widow and the fatheris*." Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY Hjronier, NpHe Co.. T«»<L. Feb, tS, 1M*. PsovO.J. Woos: buerSir:—JntteeiMterpari of the year IBSu. while attending tbe Stele and Natioaal Law School of the State of New Turk, my hair, from a cauaa utlkaewn U ma, oemuteoced falling off very rapid tv. so that in the short ppaoe of sn months, the whois upper part of my scalp was almost entirely bereft of its covering. ----- - Stacks of CD*ris A CALKINS, Naw Yarit, iaanlb«ouiside wrapper. Solfl by Druggists through<M»t ths Frl.elifo O«<», 13 CrlarSt., S. Y. Clot king iwBAts, Nxavov'BMUJn. Msaxw Coariuuxn if all kinds. Palutation or tub Burr, Pauna’s kw-ta ,mw swrdilT e°r«L MfSaL'MU.IBHikMBt -Persons whoso eon larawt’UA Ivor fall to eradicate from -------------------- » of Mrrenry, infinitely . OUR-GOODS Ambrt>- �BLOOD TOMBTGLG ■.BSWAID. sf AMERICA! MW * OU«. ON.cf Waobtac- rr will me SSTNLAlAsf k.W,foMl*sa«ri. Mnd yenrBerwsa^l TTintXN FALL AND WINTER rrwfi SOOD8. Don’t throw an IT WILL MEND CHINA. WE ABE NOW ON HAND with on. of -J» LARGEST »»d BEST Assortments of rtcni . ThU tbe BLOOD PURIFIKR aad BLOOD FILLS km boos prevtal by analyato *• IT WILL MEND FOliCELAlN. JCONTAIN BO MOOPML- DRY GOODS I ! Aa a Family Phyate. Frt» Dr. £ IT. (ttrtvr.yX Ahn Orirmu. • I-iIH tn Um |rtMi < taf- .TUir vicetaat KI’LLINERY GROCERIES CAUSE BOON TO BXAL, taitetaltafa---- — and discharge from the system. every ta Hcrofala. whether hereditary or otherwise. thn RECRUIT THI DEBILITATED, —.. paper with the growth and increase of tbe an mm erec, the industry and prosperity of ths PaMUtoutaa Btatx. Ito proprietors are determined that Us future shall be worthy of the oonfideasa snd support ofthe friends ofTsny»,Jcs mca, Frrdom and Homaxxyt. obstructions or tin blood Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Onto per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bogje, NEW YORK COSTS. TERMS CASH. Dyaewtcry,’ Diarrhoea, Sala*, Worm*. /tire Dr. J. G. Orttn. <*>CMpe Tw rnUtavuhadnlMnirW lu av pnHire. and I beta tbeta In t**»rt* m one at the bre* ■palertv I h«re •vet found. TbHr aMaretire *&u tqva the liter make* rlvM.. - - ■I- -—.'I __ « .. Important te House Owners.. J. S..GOODYEAR & Co. Tbe War ANBBKAR CEMCTT CUHE. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Buttle. U wlUaln to behold and fearless in Ever shown in thia Market, which we advocating the principles of the Rxtcbare prepared to sell al a small ucax Party, which if faithfully carried advance from out ta the coDDoila ofoar nation, will save onr coutnry from the evils now beaming it, and will make it the freest and be«t Government the world ever ear. It will diseuM with faithfulness and candor all tbe great oneation* agitating tbe public mind from day to day. On the question of the extension of Huwav Slatxry. it will stand forth its un­ compromising foe. believing aa it most religiously does, that slavery is the pri­ mary cause of too present confliet be­ tween the North and the South, and that it Inrves n fearful blight upon the country or nation seeking to outspread and uphold It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of the present war against treason and disunion, until tlis last vestige of thia most unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. News DepwvtwKBt. The proprietors are received to spare no pains or expense to make the A&vxaTisnt equal, in all that constitutes a rood newspaper, to any published in the West. With this view an able corps of reporters, writar* and correspondents has been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. Arrangmcnts h»lc been made ensuring far this paper the moat complete com­ pendium of foreign intelligence published in anv paper west of New York, while xMtr deiiiiiea for obtaining domestic news, military, political and gMeral, are not surpassed by any other journal, Besides having paid <x>rrespondents in all th© camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the session of Congress, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters whereayjar occasion may require. Thus, aa a newspaper, we propose to place the AnvikTiiB in the first rank. Com atere Lal Deysumesl Ito well earned reputation as the lead­ ing commercial paper of Detroit will be fully maintained ; in thia department tbe greatest care has always been exercised, and will continue to be, in rendering it in every respect the meet complete and rcliabla. •10 00 a year saved ta every family by One Boule of “THAT STANDARD SHEET. 1862. JOU5 Q. KEJlCIUX. M. »Conattpatlon, Coatlveneie, Snppravaloa, siwasc. 8Kt.e.“*-c- “"r Fn* Dr. Jf. F Gnddt. A NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FBJENB. OnNow Teor'a Day oflMl, that world-renown­ ed nd unrivaled ran of American Jouraaliam. the peerlee* Now You Mntxav.will enter upon tbe twenty-fourth year of the moot brilliant career ever achieved by a paper. Daring the past year U ha* bora tba the teacher, •Lorv-toHer, mentor, end eracto of tavtondrMdOmMaddiMriemAoMM, from ocean to ocean -and from Quebec, i* Canada to Pensacol*, ou tbe Oulf of M»um. Yvan* and old. rich and poor, haverexeled, tn tie enchanting etore* of wi»dom.romance, art. poetry, and genial humor; and its paries to JBr*. £ Start, nynutoi nd JMaf/t, Mm. I and nne or two largu Urer* cd your F.TU. tahre at tbv —*i—-».u- —------ Jn commencing a New Tear, the proprietor* of Tux Naw You Miscvilt can oojy Say, that it •hall be tbeir aim to make their great family jour­ nal of American literature, for 1M2 mere bnltant and enchanting than ever, in ito concentration of all the worid'i grandest and most beautiful apecialtirs In healthful romance, graceful Poetry, elegant and quaint Goaaip, relining Knowledge, •MHWUng Humor, and entertaining Ksw*—nnul. lie love, it “—rules the court, the camp, the borer," as it alxoady rnlm the happy domestic fireside. Tbe editorial lone and N ational departmente of tbe New Yons Msact ar will continue tree to that A naw and ddigbtfal Stomachic and Cordial for giving font to the Stomach, and for the preven­ tion or billion* complaint* incident to tbe Weatwunlry. Try it. Aa a morning drink tn asalst dictation and relieve Dy»pen»ia, it ha* no aqnal. Try it In it to tuptriar to tU other Ritters. Try •ole property of Dr- Roback. or'rtnaiad with one of the oldart and moat eminent Medical Practitlonars of tba West, *fld it ta direct/ pgMXcatod upon Cbc «#M« at Waataaw people, Thraa Btttrra dartre Ibair atlmnlss from tba powerful tool- nature of thr root* and hrrba of which they are oompoaed, and aa Utoy are. by al­ laying nonauusl craving* of the atocnach,directly TEMrERABCB, ir ren-L to |W i’Ul. •—that K«4 sICteUdi VTitCSM JUDU.L Fria*, 25 oenta psr Box, or 5 Bentos for tl. Prepared by fir. I. 0. ATB U 00., Lovell. Kass. Fir arie at Hostings, by Raster* * &r»i*»S- It will SOM ba for sale by all of Dr. Robnek'* numvroas AgMla, and at Hotel*. Ac., tba coon try over. -In the map time, order* will be filled di­ rect from Cincinnati to any qnaatttv. at tbs lowret rata* It to put up io Quart Bottlre. and wcurely packed tn ooe dasru -area. Half del •unpia tv™ will, however, be pocked and amt to any addiwe. ifdaatoadRaU4> pripstJ par B«<«Js, or etx Cm- fS. Important to Farmurs. To all vAom fAu may concern and it toncerru treryiody. JOHNS & CROQLEY’8 DR. J. DOVEE DOBS' CEMENT ROOFING, Tba cbMpeet and mo»t durable Baofltac rr is fire amd'water proof It can by sppIMte nsw sU oca am at tu. Imperial Wine Bitten Are Prepared by an eminen* andakffiM si JMM * > tea aMd them aocneeafaBy in Ma prssHre Ujs l>rt twenty-fire yose*. The preyrteter. B sixna, and to isixcui aoon wtinocv morn* uses, Ao.; by tb» principal Burxoasa. Aamnnoi*. M-t others, sad baa jwovod to be tba CHKAPKNT and MOST DURABfiX ROOFING in no® it ia io every reepeet A FIRE. WATSR. WKATHXB Md TiMk PROOF ooveriag for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. tieOA'LrMefrrGI MMr/odwred tn Me UtUcd .**!<• which combine tbe dumreble proper­ ties o; KUrtiaitf Zue.ifita. wHeb aw aatvaraally acknowledgnd to bepoMMMd by G UTT A FSRC0A AXP INDIA RUEBDL * DR. J. DOVER DOD8* Ns Hent is required in making applicaltaa It san be applied by any Mie, sad rhea faiabed foma a pertMiy Fjm Fwe tmjfcre.wnh an afaMio body/wbkh flannel bo ta­ Prinaiftol •"*» »*• noaa. No. • But in Ind by Haar, 6bu or SvoamMSflamree of Root Fanrtb M, *d building from Main *trect, Claeiu- Ttoaain. or soy extern.! action whatever. natt, 0. * ISAAC a Imporant to Builder*. Important to Railroad Compasks. * Th* foranto cd three Biltare. now (ISS1) thr ■ff-rtiul lo rtaniL _ ___ „ u • re Mach !!.•• Iw: pl.vim ■« Data I ‘■Familiar in tbeir mouth* a* houaehold word*." Tbe noble patriot aoldier in hla tent too. baa whiled away the tedium of camp life io th* ab­ sorbing review of its FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS, finding in them a fascinating mental ditciplino known noir to those who rally to tbe 2fa«n«-eAert eftAc Grwiuf Atnriean JtDIlctt ata Oct- A NEW ARTICLE. I>r. Robark’a Btwmacli Bitters. Great National Banner sf Intellect. NEW Y0EK_MEBCUBY! per tattle, or •& per half d«teu. CM tbe Scandi­ navian Blood Hit*. cent* per box, or 5 boxM for II. Or Bead Dr. Robsck’e Spacial NoUom sod Certificate*, puWiibed in a c.aapteoooa part of this paper from time to time. Dr. Hoback* Med­ ical kimanae sod Family Adviser, oontatatag a crest amount of interesting aad valuable Medical information eon be had gratia of any of the agent* throihout Ur oountry. In difficult or complicated cases Dr. Rebeck may be applied to personally or by letter eneloelog on* stomp for tbs reply. a MOTT, TONIC, MkUCIXB AXfi BKTMMl. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Toms Give to «bs Kt«■ash I BOMMl tos BysesR awft Ufa! Is now receiving from New York and Boston, his fall stock of Groce ries! ! Consisting in part of NOTICE New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Su­ ns ®mw, gars. Molasses and Syrups, THAT ALL TH08K JTOTM A ACCOUNTS Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Goffe, Stone, Wooden, and Willow Wars, That are Net PaM »y the Mh «f Cigars, Tobaooo, and Snufl^ Saw and Water Lime, Soaps, fialeratua, Cnasia, Pepper and Spicc. la addition to tba above steak ef Grecerias^be has a fall and oom plate Msertanrt st ioibo? Of Long Standing, I Sptak At Tkingt of Tr*A and Stier Xlw.lh.lvsMtitoa^ ntn, and Lit Not .AIJC C. MOTT, *"* Ww» November tlrt. k< P’"* SSRTsftftN*’ 1STO MISTAKE! Drag*, Pitot., Olli, Banting Flu­ id, and Cuapbana. M<l-tf ‘VES«M6«BSa!»&,S^ ■4* rejS ffirejKraSy<i*Sx GROCERY, SALOW. Tbe MtanriWr te mv pxpMtft t»«* FAMILY GROOlftlM Ai bw m fa lowest. Jbr ChsMr wafts � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-02-12.pdf 34b1dfdf2ce0719c575e9b380c012b2a PDF Text Text REPUBLICAN BANNER. VOL. 6. HASTINGS, MICH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1802. WAR! GM ANT A IPAI’LDIXO, Oa High Price*,* at the •• NO. 4L •rijhrat Eatft]. the boamiag of tb. craeea, a. it* thngdar aboku th* ereaoAI HASTIHG6 rtrnger* exclaimed it really try to get a »; and', If p.ieaible, la DRUG STORE!!! follows butianoearo Ha walked Roberts &. Striker, traroa of the wonderful white sparrow ! But the sparrow, to tbs great disappoint meat ofthe termer, would not sbnw itself Jl'IT BECEIVED vexed the farmer •till more, was that. • Mv and moat complete wortment of D. C. HAWLST, hl. stir—-they, too, aorinod ree-dved not to leave their nests. Mesa while the cattle were bellowing in their Malls with hun­ ger, and not a s<>ul was near to feed them. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. disadvantage of this state of things, a suddenly be perceived a lad coming of the bouse, carrying a sack of when his shoulders. He seemed to be in | ty FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURrORK8.ONLY.AH WHOLESALE sad retail <5«dwla Qroeerta. V V and Prsnstaae. Park, Lard. Battar. and a> ktadaef Prodaea beaght sad sold, st bi.-.M Kurrn a naaows. GROCERIES! ThsydM. IWEBXEY A ALLEN. PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CAROL M. Ac. rend aa follow.: Sac. 3. It shall be tbe duty of tbo su­ pervisor ofeach township, and each super ^flisttUairo. DANIEL COOK, W HITE SPARROW. JACOB FERRIS, (KEKfc.IPp IPC® ©ABE tteetioc will b. paM to COMPOUND«tUog OP PRESCRIPTIONS; .nd say _-f ... —... G-EJSTTTTlSrE. ROBERTS A STRIKER. BOBERTN A STBIKEL L C. PKINDLE, BAMinmun, r CLERK. Rotary aodtasAwMit. OAes in th. Oeort GIN AB A AK1 THIB DBLICIOUB TpSl'ECI ALLY fle*>xi JEt in Fr./W"a boT Mur Stas to D. L RARm A CO., Mau IB Pash TotL after this act shall take effect, to establish a separate fund, into which tbs moneys 8xc. 8. Tbs relief hereby autborixed MOST POPULAR MICHIGAN. ars i iirrrnt sni<>ng the pr«»ple this prov erb. thought the g>"-d fanner to himself, “I will riwj every day st tho 00010 hour I rove thio morning, and then I shall gat to time, afford such temporary relief as tend tn d<> tbelr duty properly. Besides, whn know. but some fine morning I may n»r adhered to bis re«oiulion.bnt hr wam forgwt the white spsrrow.MiJ only looked after his cattle and corn field*. Soon ererything around him wore a flourishing family, sud nut exceeding in any com to any family or poeson, tbs actual sum neceMary. In connection with bia, her or their other means of support, to relieve such family or person. Which support shall be afforded only in the manner pre scribecrin the act, and in no greater sum than shall bo necessary to afford the neo- Herr Roarerart (Backward) now veil dceerved tn he called Herr Vorvart, In the due course of time or private, white is the service of the first »ighl so apparent s. that of torn* (Forward) olhrr. that circulate ituioiig us, such na his old friend again came to spend the United States or of this State, bis family “Eatly habits makr the mon." and “Hoe evening with him jnnd inquired in a hu shall be entitled for one year, and no r«:y i» the la-st policy.” etc.; but tbr morotM tone. *• Well my fine fellow, how longer, after his decease, to tbs’ same moral signification it is intended <0 con­ are you getting «>n now ; have you yet measure of relief as his family would be vey ia mu the b-as true and important. .ureirded tn catching a’ glimpse of the entitled to receive if he had not deceased. I will,tIn rrfore,rrfate the alory connected white snnrrow T’ Sac. 4. It shall be the duty of the su­ with its origin, even as I receive-! It my­ Thr fanner <>nly replied to bis question pervisor or ntber officer, before giving self from the lips uf an old and valued by a smile, and thru.holding nut Ma hand any order for such relief to ascertain andto hi. oM friend, ho aaid, “God bleaeyou report to the county treasurer of his friend. Tlierv was an old farmer with whom county, in writing, the following partic­ everything appeared to grow worse and family from rule.” ulars In roferenoe to the person and fam­ Often, in after years, when Herr Ruck worse from year toyear. His cattle died ily seeking relief: one by one, and the produce of his land wart was a prosperous man. roapoded by 1. The name, rank, company and regi was not the half thnt it ought to »>e ; in hi. neighbor*, and Ix-luvod by his well meat, and time, as near as may be, of ordered household, ho was wont te relate enlisting into the military service, of the this biatnry of liis early life; and thus, officer or soldier on whom the family or by degrees, the saying passed to a prov- persons seeking relief are dependent for ... .. . . . . ~ either the tax gatherer or the pawnbroker erb—-“He who would thrive must support, and his place of renidenoa at the white sparrow see.” did not come to his window, and, addrea time of his enlistment; •4 ng him with a courteous bow, said: “I 2. The name and age of the person for Falsehood! of SJavcboMers. am reall) very sorry, Herr Ruckwart, the time being remaining the head of tho to be compelled to put you to inconven­ In addition to this,, I am a witness to family, and his or her resideoee; ience, but I am obliged to do my duty.” the horrible storie* told by the ab­ The old friend, of Herr Reekwnrt also sconding masters to thrir remaining of the family for whom relief is sought; Loyal whites testify that the tried to do their duty to him. They slaves. 4. The amount received from, and the entreated, and they helped him, but all provisions made by tha soldier for or to­ literally cut them up into inch pieces ; wards the support of bls family and tbuos hitn up in doepair, declaring with a sigh, that, as it were, they were just reedy to dependant oa him ; that as fi>r pour Ruck wart, there »a« n<> 5. The measure of relief lhat ths par­ use trying to belp him—he was be­ ticular family or persons, in his opinion, Others were told that the swift vessel, require per week or month; ing helped. remaining in the harbor at P«»rt Royal Tbs person seeking such relief, and vrrj were only kept behind to carry off the not only a good mao but a clear-sighted negroes, ebhined hand and fo«»t, in the one. This friend thought he would not awful black holds, and sell th*wn forever all information to tho Supervisor or oth er officer touching the msttsrs aforesaid, give Herr Roekwarx up altogether with and all other things touching bis, her. or adrs, an intelligent young man name their means of support circumstances and M though accidentally, to the subject «>f rushing out from the bushes looking as if necsMities, which answer shall be given on with when required by the Supervisor, Probate Fees. 4 BILL to amend Ndioiu / Revusd Si*titter of one tto-.uend eifht kiuu^td and forty rix, it bring chapter ant hundred end ooeentyfve of the Comptltd Law, end to aathorin the ealary ofjudget of probate, approved JT*. 15,1859." Sac. 1. Thr People of the Stale of Michigan enact. That eectioa four, of an hundred and fifty, of the revised statutes of one thousand eight hundred and fortysix, it being chapter one hundred and earenly fi ve of the com pl ied liwa^nd to author proved Feb. 15, 1850, be and the same u hereby amended so as to read as follews : Sac. 4. In all cases of granting letters teatamantary of administratioo, and let­ ters of guardianship under any law of thia State, from and after the passage of this ad, it shall be tha duty of the judge of require the executor, administrator or guardian, as the case may be, to pay into inventory and appraisement required by law to taken, ana returned to the probate court in such eases, and the receipt of the county treasurer therefor, shall be filed in the office of the probate judge before such letters shall be issued. Bro. 2. Section five of said act U here­ by amended to read as follows: pruvisioiM of law, no inventory or apprisal, shall be required to be made and returned, it shall be the duty of the pro­ beta judge, before taking any step or apply, to certify to the treasurer of said county, under hi. hand and seal of office, the amount-to be paid by tbo person or transferred, decreed, devised, affirmed. the parties interested, or the other peranason oath, to the satiafikrtion of the they had multiplied >4 late, and bow very authorised to administer, and in caw the io thr most piteous and imploring man­ ner Mtoteiming: “I ffim it up, I gim it up I Cau’t stand to all caw of application for relief it m. longer! Take me l- Cub*!” NOTICE! How to Save Money! w » ury not otherwise appropriated, at any time, to such fund. Whenever such sep temporary or otherwise, afforded to poor orate fund shall have been eetablisbed. it shall bo known aa the “volunteers' fami­ ly relief fund,” and ail order, thereafter .utbortae the relief of temHlta of all voldrewn, shall be drawn payable out of iana and privates enlisted from this Stale such fund. Sac. 3. That section two of said act sad actually mustered Into the military stand as section three, aad bo amended to or naval service of the United States. A 1HE ear shell be portion of milk through the window to “A pretty sort of housekeeping h thia,' thought the farmer to himself, as be hast­ ened to bi. wife's .pertinent and roused her from her nlunilora. “As surras my name is Ruck wart." he exclaimed in an PATENT MEDICINES jetnem the par­ sed ns shall be personal property of said refuge there, he d taco rerod, to bis dismay that the milkmaid waa handing a liberal And C-oaklig Extracts, Ek-, MMAsvttls. the reel and who believed bis master still in the en­ joyment ol of bis morning nap,and qakkly relieved him of bis burden. the cow.hottsejind peeping to are whether ZPULTIHIEKBIT TTOnNETfl ATLAWbwU SoUcitars iaChaa- Ot*«, with w. W. Ralph relief from time to stand as ssetios two, and road as follows: TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES, PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. BAHIN8, CODFISH; H. WRIGHT, OM with the; ficient to pay and to provide lied. Bludgtcat, bowic kDir«.u>4 pistiob TTORNET and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ■cd Subrilor and Councilor in Chancary.— ______ .. __u ... .< pervis homn •hall require a receipt from said county shsMebe required be paid iatr years hrea an onprodoctive.* apply to p fa Urn may ba hereafter ft entfax. �FBOM 5CM3B WAM. Mist of the rifles mi«J a cunsiderahla Trask’s Norfolk has been comthe Buller ex lion. Several vessels pletely picic»j wrw.< wreck. and 4hnl u> separate o'lmmand er with । would involve U*r neeeasity of manufiia- ■•JstivHvtiuMi . , . , • adier Generals for hit '"■'h,reW| {i>« EMlMi.DWan.M>rn hauga-te barked to-day, probably all. the vessels WgJ saf lM prescatweek. Geo/'* - ’ Eastern Dh ision will cousist’ « Tbe signs of the Utrfst, M nsgaeds the war, sre .improvlhg. r-<Snit»ent in ■WwwvUteH Fitit i tiimoiftek. mami, that Mr. Stark, of Oregon, is entitl ■ilmtuspAmi The ahnest tmbrr- c;Vr«u«d w in the direction of New River on the South Carolina side on Monday mornfug lusting tbur hours. ' ’ ' Confederate dfficeril at ^Vanngh any .SYtK: t‘i« nnrnwrae expedition, arrived and nothin, hid Wa dmfi.' [*.«,.ottr-UMio.. la ilu (Mm, Titaoar aj»d EtMWi.-rAt thio season of they »r whan evugiu an3 odd. .are Lane MM 1H „f ■ U»• to tb« __ _ he relief of the All nteers. ■illihgthatGi'n’.' ___________ of (ii, IHi.X Owing to the sickness of Mr. Crvodc, lb. pruj^Mf mUrvmw-wih . tt. P<r«l- The Lower House of the'KmIsm 'Leg- I A#-?. /' Hay* dent in rdtetlun to ths Lane expedition, will not take place to day, and probably that' one of ths batteries at' New ™Iver ‘-- I never will. -Be’tfnfnr Which had an In­ Wd hWn xtfrcttB Vy'lhe Weitf un- 1 terview withJunt md the abject, but the boats .and thpt one of the nuu’boj leAst had been ft&ufyeif., here ■ .Mtfrwteft Ok)* Wttteru j», ttrtty momtnt. h«n.a eomv oin WAh. HM the d«, btforr. ■ V ' '’ISM mioUe cl HttWri. Mei, 'the L'aSSSOJ wbi ,be ntfn.tfomk, teoden and ftsUbofierhi forooa, w» bava^a life W«I groal'y in’ A.ir'ftyur. Ik* hUod. «n .wupwo The great. adm^ge in poukou gained by I, fist;. .. Lpuiiyu«,’Eei). 7. i<£ the Lane expedition- the Cyiubcrlaad HhnuusatM , Rivom this evening. . . ... • and clotbinjg taken from the cncmy.ondces thiii one of the tn ost htilHatrt victories of peeled. Camo, • Fort Henry, on the Tonucssee river, Mirtrndarpdjeetenhfy at.2 Q’dodk, pftar H deterniincd resistance. capture dC Fdrt*Hefrry. IR -Temtissete, h The fi^Jit, which, lasted ah hour and anoiher grul-'fylng ipcidri.: ■ f the wa?. 'twenty riimu^'.was'conduced by the FortUwji. an i^.rUnt p.ihl; v8 gunboate CtncTn’uali. Etiex slid St. Loum. The Cincinati fiirej a hundred and ccinmani; to tokt possession of the .Mem­ phis audj5hio njlrppd, near that poiat, ' on Saturday night, at Parker’a Grocery, and at “Bill Rngao' sflialocratio •inatitoo- CM, sad. the large amount of mu^fous . pul rf *«, ««H»™ , l» Much- AJI isquiat alpog the Him of the Louis­ ville and Nashville railroad. ’Niti York, Fete. 8. By the friga’-eSavannah we leara that the expedition on thd Savannah river bak been graatly mRgnlflcd. It 'consisted <if only a few sin a! I gunboats and h brigade <ififito men’ which sailed from Port RoynFfo reconnoitre and* exercise . the twenty five rounds aod received thirtv- men. He main partiof the expedition four sheta from Rid ccfiel gupa. Oply "had returned whan the Savannah left. Fortrxwi Moxrur, Feb. 7. House in this city, on the clarge Areason. His trunks and papers «ere sefited but hnve sol vet been examined. The various rumors to the effect ths: Secretary Stanton is t>> nssuma the;acti»e inanagemsnt t»f the army, leaving th Gen McC1oHah”‘ih’e command of the a!Rhy of A week time. ths-staffoLGen. McClellan rC-bet lrmpe sb .Furt -Henry true to thu rebel uausc, and took advsn -tage-ef the opportunity offered by the attack to nto away from the fight that been made in <ach town, oLthoee able to baap.arms, from whlct lists the requisite nambtu* afuamealiavo been drawn. If anylMdy drawn prefers to pay a fine and learo ’.htrStiete te find a substitutc.be has tha privilege of ^ving.^u; aud ft la in. this way that adsrgo sum Im* besrv roalixed to ths State trenarv. The Dulftia .-ia.te> consist of ubont 20.000 men, end in towns along (he coast they will be drilled as artiUsry. ’ were not Mat dletaetefuT to them. ’ Nkw Yfitk, Feb. 7. Tim sloop-qf-war Savannah arrived to­ day trum part Royal, She brings news of the aailing of an expedition Sjuth on -the 26th, including all. light draft steamera, several gunboats and several thousand troops. A special to the New York. Tribune. dated I*um|icu Sound, near lIatterM,Feb. Slat says : “ Noth insof special import­ ance has occurred. The time has been cunauinsd in passing Gen. Burnside’s ships into the sound, whore those imino tlii Charleston ChMr/rr says "that out of diaU»lv wanted, to the number of fiftyUm Eith South Carolina regiment, num- two, rido at anchor. The ethers can be berjwg eight hundred wien, who^xerm of taken o'er the . bulkhead as they are wanted. This has been accomplishad service Is about etpMng, but onb tetradwith incredible eflijrt in the face of the red and aeven^r hare expressed their wil- greatest discouragements. We have ipliagneas fc 'oolwt lur Ue >*r.*" formation deemed trustworthy, that Gov. WiMuwi command of 5,000 troops, and daily raioforeed^t Nags Head m: the HT & <• «»«*'* Piper in behalf outer, beach, and three hundred ou Roan­ of the Swedish Government lias ‘tmderta oke Island, separated by Roanoke Sound. hew to dcaonoteate to the State Depart­ A vigorous defense of tbalr position Is Virginia correspondent to moat, at Washington, tho moffieiowgr of our blockade; and that Secretory Seword is preparing a reply. -ownaad Elag-Oftiocr Goldsboro's mins on the lower eud aud east aide oT the island. The former will engage tbu bat­ teries an Cauatur Swund pt short r»ngs. and ths latter will push his forces to that . pnrtuf the Island where the enemy will likely to investigate hh ease. It h mat­ bafuuud. A gunb<«twill besaut on Uw ter of congratulation, that treason Is no uutoUe to alMll Nags Head. . Four deserters ia a schooner came •core to be par ntktmdin bigh places under HF* Senator ppwall, of Kentucky, is atupeeted of ditiayohy. The Senate is voted down a reaofotfon deeded te eon- that the fight.is still jn pn»g>«-s nt Roan oke Island apd aume <d the r bad been suuk. • eun.hi«ia What m aw Editor 1—An Editor ia an individual who n-ads newspapers, write articles on any subject, sets type, rejtds proof, works at press, folds and ’Rie'NewX^rlCans the 28th BJMMHCH, •TMulearnv r»f Jktehary save the ftfmrted Burning of *esteamerCtelhofni whainrorrecC. Whew •Joe wait ahandnhrtJ'htf Captain Mt her ikcta afiartly after WardW her, erttewl’Bed the tire, ahd took pmmssl.m fifbbat aiteiMtgo, which consisted of 5.000 pouiMc of powder. 100.000 pound* <rf saltpetre, and The weather of LaTtt—Monday, Feb. 3.—The move­ ment which was t<» have bevn The Rndua, Ih. mon .imp). <J you c»» TiWEE TO FQUB mwr. Urw4tMS«i**.rMMSeMhk THAN ANY NEW the names, F-dal. pnlltltwl knd ofiWial PAPER ; w^iich with its Agricultural, ........ standing of ninny dr those who are habit­ ual frequenter* of thosr*feeiid-qtfnr»crs of DjFpartrneff last had order do^Mocegd, i there Is not a»r*x*£uiirc.or adqjluis froffitoMtitfe ufward;bn rp officer, the «tn?h of thcM MpiUr‘'1fl in their garments! ” tatereste of MicMtaii, AUotettems -mmh ____ *m -whom ll-ru wuoiii Ciflren's t>f Michigan_lsoWX find la shy . t-x. . • New “** ‘>r ••Uw’’ Paper, “>ntf ,oaKm,>l- which cannot I mt make it aritore welcome ' |y Wf are Imviag beautiful winter' , 7>fb«wrwi4Mtioetiairur tut hair potes*ap.. . W:--.r One of the rrmst odious features of the drunken brawl of Saturday aight nished by swindling psntraetori, been condemned by the eral. hate •*? Regular, und rtdisUU -cweapandriits with Xbr Mmhigait ILwiumkIs to du Ari»>4a»l wt^MHwgMWLwiHooiii'nofcwvwrtBr 7T»5rt>*aH >>ftiar Micui|EfUi a-ddiai and of the d>dngs of c feafuta.-fbe W&rne ta M muverpenfa iriug the war, r<-as In thia die 8te»K-eMlh.. not llly adscted newsTmd ■fine ttie^Rcntiun.paid idtieri *»kt4tSrj|k P*J*rTBF.M8. Inspector Gen­ «w«j ^t»r.n.Ur i„ Ml.pw-Bto,!. Cop,. .- bof-FiAwMrw.'ffive Three M> of searching If th to .the juppurt ofy uu r Tnc^crtit’o Rtwwr.-JThere .BJUGHIUI. COMPUXWX. baeu rumors that Quern Victoria was Ing toward th. Church of Jtemv.' „ statement now «tinitshe.isaSwede«b<»r. giaa. and that bor Ute husband died io bf tbe Com- 'reaty.but letter ’ A rrimlution h» fitror of eefisealing, Hbet•ting, and also irtniftg the slaves of reb­ The report was els, if it shall be a military neceseity, mercial connexions. passed ti>e Senate to-day by a vote of toemmwibd fid- further aeUna by the committee.' : ' ■ ■ twenty-four against four. “ • ‘ MMghfWaa'oofHMI from Um 'Seoste rfgkrfjMlMLffMtf wrtion MffifWW. AiHngnnmts h* •Pwwh-wmwf UtoVill Irm «txxa -Kl "»«• th Jr of the object of her love; rtatew tn’fteprra^u’ ardiev !rt the battle and where rc?t« the responsibility n " *"* ?* mo*fr •ut The report made to-day errftitted?- Mid'l heMritehee ecprwtiWj ihMr 4W*T And we are often asked, “Whence is It, closely divided on the legal-tender citrate Gordon, the convicted •law, a reajritc of one nionth, to the. 28U> iiiaL York Fol- made to­ day Ims been ju*rtpnned. and wlft tb made to-morrow pruest day. ear Tho p*wt bM r»’«> *> Tur Rrsr^m.iDji-^rr.—JjjTe reveal no secret when we state that our communitv Specials tteta that the Honte ia< very sure Secretary Seward for ^parmlttiqg British troopi to pass ov»r the soil out diaobopfl)( Urt’dlitne eohfm.'id. H I. OH COCK .nd Miss ••quantity of block-tin Art Maw York, Feb. 5. to&v» oa^*. The Dcraorr TYtrtLY Tittavywle hoi WaennturoN, Feb. 0. mails papers, print*joha, runs on errands, XJ* Tho House wf Representatives Qr.Cl»«a ver. preach rd another iertn<m saws uoKKj. worka in the garden^ talks to has uaanimously psssed the Senate Wi thb| M. In Mjc hajl of the llouse nt all who call, receives blame for a hundred ItepreaentaUvcs, in favor of awanetjAtion things tnat are n<» one’s business hut his sulhoriung (he lasulng of 10,000,000 dem a .wjjr measure. ’ owa, wpiks from 5 A. M„ to 10 P. M„ m«ad notes, and frPQjtently gets cheated wt «>f half Fort Mosror, Feb. 0. his oarnings. Who wouldcn’t bo an ed­ A Lra Swatzwkn,—The- aiUy--etiw(& A flag wf inree bYuughf the news that itor 1 first broeehtedUn Gohjaess, that rin- thr the engegrrnenl al Ruimoke Wand mill edritltiMd ac the dole of ths Iasi dispatoh publication of Mr. CtemerrmS rrport, hvs — A man named hivclace, in Van- IltinoM rea1ni.-ntF hid 8<>«xK thrtr arnhs al dark last nlghv The figtet wws etIH going oni The Federals had ewnk one hi bqrvn arante. traded away his wife fur a and refused.Io serve their onuhtry/liWlAtwo rebel gun basts. Some later1 news •aw. It is.thought be made a good trade. out shadow of foundation. Illinole fol­ for them had been Meeived M Norfolk, but it whs lows the flag mid down ilwir arms.not communicated. Sou^rt) pape'-a recetred areufno later date than yesterday’. ’ ' • J osnWinn the previous reports ounosruiag Um pan io aw Um mainland. of wmloditim, Duke of Argyle, and other roenibere «f published facts that -General Stnne has was, that even buys were permitted, to die liberal party, stale that unless sotne- been removed tr«m the Command <4 a become drunk and noisy a» besotted * XiiDivision on the Upper-Potomac, ars mrthing is done to demonstrate tha ability , _______ ._______ roboratW. It is d«»t known who hns; Jisns. ’ ------------- *- * -l bellion and convince th* anti-aiavery aucceedsd him. . pyAis stated that the National tree-, SftvuJ Despatch. stery h empty.' The last mllllim of du I. about emancipation, the sympathy of the PHiLADxtrni*, Feb. 10. liberal element will ba last, and the Gon. Stone paneH through this City Southern Cnwfisdrwcy recosmxed. on the 12 o’cfohk train’ Inst night, in cus­ ' F.lafMtas ftuMaax, tody, tn route for Fort lAfiiyette. Jjr' Twenty th«t)ssnd uniforms fur­ DaipaU-hca Ihruug^ rvljri sourcea state flew Advertisements. {y The State Bwsste nf. Maias ban tW"'lC,««T^&'Wrlrt» Trt M-'ra & ,W| New York, fur the purpose uf purchasing . and th accomplish this-a| uuce« lists lrave ■Weisssn.feu^hs Di every preparation far so ^pjng, and Maj. ir.i.J one hundred tad certain personal supplies ler their The atenmer Eastern State arrived ten rounds and .receivtd no damage. In cunsequenoc of Um state uf the pwls,' hare this morrttag; Imving left; Hulterae - The .Essex waa disabled at the tenth they have not ypt berai ordered wver. present iudicilhwM.’Colu mbes, with its round’by a ball .rtxlkiag, her boiler.— Thirty two were Killea by tiemg scalded fifty thijiisahd rebel.garrison, will aobn be dfldgttfc*.. *.< The i a,* I anchorage an Monday mernlng. gimbohtsktMted'at sunrise, artd thuinwipe gnUroly aurrpjxiMledjjtud pll cumaiunlcaCapu porter was badly scalded, but tion of the army <»f the Potomac, <W the followed soon after, The daatination tiou with other ports of. rabeWwjj^L ofll not da/igcrdbsVt: . tte • ’ • ■* temporary charge of Becrvtary Btenton. was ftoanoka Hland. Two. rebel generals, one QiloueV two Nrwt of tbo arrival of lbs'fleet at the Centams, and oaa twaJr^d privatA. w ere From Europe! . islnod WAvaUperted. «rnutekvn prisoners, that they may *Jii to Our confidence in Tbrta or four Regiments were left at Iklifoa. Fab. M. Tha fort, mounted sevcatcec guns. the Ink t The America, from Bverpool 25th vie the final triumph of our arms. Our. land force did not reach the seen* Nbthtng had been beard at Norfolk of Queenstown has arrived. of action for two heurs^aftur ths surren­ the Burnside expedition. There ale yagiie ruffiors that tlie 'Em ­ der. . Bnftiil peror ftapoteoh Itas notified that he, will TI^q Memphis and Ohio railroad bridge, Tltero seems to be qnite a misappr#1 Fort arse Moanos, Feb--8. shortly oflieia fifikom miles above the fort, has been la lieniion relative to tbs drafting tow i'" ; t. A lady who enrfte by it flag of trnco to- raising the 1 ken posuvsAiun uf by our troops. on in Connecticut, Ithasbeengcnera'ly dsy, said Gen. Huger informed her that port, of Sw.l he’bxd treeived a dispatch fn»ni Jhmnoke refuses t>>.lflti inisuppaaed that this diwfting was for the Tlie following is aunounood from the Island tfixt the Federal piYerv had been tiative alnne. Gbrahdhent, mid • undw Ito enR, on the twice repnhe'd from there. ' The nttack headquarters oft he army in this c’rty: The lyondoh Tiritt r>oHnues to urge supposition (hat Ihc 'ffbtf*•was’-dtrtu^m “-&rt Henry is ours. Ttu: Hag of the toimmqnofcd yesterday fbrenotq. and the Englund not tn interfere, and says the Cui on fa rd-estoblished Ln the soil of Ten­ fight jmEltH-guing on when the latent nation can afford V* wait. in vduktoexs- Suob is pot the ’ nessee^ It will never be removed. n.-ws was received. ' The pirate Sumter Is reported cruising “By command of Major Gen. Halleck. The New Orleitn» correspondent ofthe off Genoa. an enrolled State1 nMIMr/lb bo ready at •W. W. «Jlff fi, Obtain eii4 Aide dMJatnp ” Charleston Courier ft-ports the btemlirg atalfthu* fa'fftty.42' Tfce;Vegoft|i3 rebel Stdamer Calhoun. ■ Padtkai]; Ey., i\b. 7. imeats called'-fu?ty, thi goverq'n^nk are Nr.w Yoaa, Fpb. 10." Gen.-Smith oil.tha west and Gen. Grant terette. . ' ’ all (bN.-aud recruiting is.goiog.onia-, I lie <m the east side of the river, ue pursuing ____________ _______ __ from , . Letters Teotived by ___ the_______ last mail W ASHtMGT-'X, Feb. 10. ' die retreating rebels, li is reported and Engined by • Mei>at<rs io W as hi u Eton The IFbrWe de«pMeh Skis: “The pesi of ot BtckWgfinfft to erpaaize credited tea araitoof utirwflKere that the from Messrs, jBright and Cobden, the Ute mViila. upon a new aftd thorough'plan, Sereral of the ariatocracy wara eoipl of * frr.li which mast a^iaualy cfll^t the transport G shun." Hop Ik. pmcw» •T^uliinn rt. Sr* �««« 8BM teosd Ont of and wrt for the County liverod, against tlx anaanent. of John linard N Durham, LOW PRICES ——-w ; s ■ r । pwal ............ .... family wirrrgfrMC '.'^ Uurt WU. tSu pik. uX Wm m M. DARLING'S MFE BCTTEBS m teis .tn, Oat., ^-VB^luUfc rt.wb. TSO.WM.mp.lr«. Adrertiaet h Bdnnltv - ‘ vA *affiiffi»2jre POLl^WTNQ YPlTfWOyY: “LOiMinjJT<H5. Jas. L Brimihy. ■wnffiMM.-iM -Mun aira New York. wnte. Aagnas. Lb, 1*46: '»! be bee-, affiictad with nite, eeeompasied«r*tb Un ing, tb* iaMabrweyaaia ; t waed * pmrffbrtbdMste- t.tVEtt REOU-t.ATOR LIFE ntTTERW, And now consider myself KntirA^ eurtJ," etiej; six nun tbs from Uic ninth day of Dyimijcr iuslbeing the lima limited by the Hun rubatc Court, for the final adjustment of all nuns aggin.t .aid aetata. ' u.i«i«. i»i. . ry.MSt.sW CONAN. I '>W« rc-2i___ W1AUIXM W . H AbSKTT. i sswaav^ pointed Administrators., * Therfcrotin it iiWfer. d Abai MMflaf. Aha 3d day ot March, !-41. al eleven o’clock, iti the (bro naan, be absigaed foe ibe 'btemgwf .sid peti ti»n, aod that tbc heirs at law i4 aanideceted ju-.d aU otberpe< M»* ipte*»Uul iwspid esiaUg arc rc quirud to ap*ar, al a acsaion .if said court, Hutu to bu?.i^“ shh.' । M. Ms. rterj. .’.-i Capre and Sjpa !<; Hen John Crow writes, ■Dro<-klvn. March IS I "WO. In I be spring of 1 RM I took a severe «ld which induced a rbilsut ftrer. I took tsr. dossa DA HL/NG a Li VEgt RE&ULA TOR U brokr np me eold end freer at ante. Previous to this attack. I bad been'troubled with dyspepsia several rnentha : l bare Celt uothlag of U aUna?' WE I1VAE JUST RECEIVED Otla Studley. Kaq ' left East Ssttr StrwieL. KT, writes: Aug. 18. lift).—I had a d’t&eult/with tbs tberpraycr ol tbejxU t iopar sbuuhl .nut «#• MiwuteL' ADd it is fuNlxr'cMcfcd Wat .aMT’entiobcF I gire notice to tbe p«rsuus interested in said 1 of medicines, but found no permanent rakef until Tpiw and eirculsiing' county of terry, fur throe aecccurve weak ntncdiatelv nretiudsi tn sail! dsv of hearing ’ 8HKBMAN C. ftUNDLE (A true copy.l.febS' Judge of Probsts. 3 Eatsite of Aiswira Weaks. PROD.I JWDADAAT.-STATEOF MICHIGAN, Conutv of Barry *».Ma sewten a UxFnolMhaffonrtdbrih* Capniy of Berry, boldeu eVtbo Probste Office, in lbs vil­ lage of Hasting^ on iltMidaj> UieMRh day of Januarr, in the veer bhe ‘ thousand eight hundred . --------------F- .<3m%rw ' J.S.bTEVKtf, VuardisM. Dated, tea-Jau8 Darling’s Liver Regu la or. in aBbrding BtUMdwtr rctef. Ciwuic Cmwrtn—me#. !*•»• ' Du reading,and Wing tlxpetWoa, duly ven tied Hrs. C. T.bow. 11 duktopber t write.. “Feb. iO..l3*O.-I hare been subieet to attacks of Asthma the last twenty years. 1 have never found anything equal to TATCOF MiCHKJAJLErgbtb Jndlcml CU* -I harattyAa-awt teMtet^UwM W ing the several term* *f the Circuit Court wdh said Circuit, for (be yearn J and IBM, as lol.ui S It is a thorough Mro. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: “February 2*, fMit In Nay last I had a a^rarr qtiackafPilw whieh eonfintd ait to the house. I look anv boltic of .. , Darling*! Life Bitters and waa atepW/eawad.-1 hare bad no attack slnoc." el* in market for alt esses of Grneral Debility rsll as those Jd afase* which arise from impure «L It is cob pounded in a akUltul and roirnBuinuer. pM’VsU not ipjnrc lb*, wcwkcat. leal.die aatpe tjase.« will tone ap tbc ay atom 11 ila vr ginai parjly apd viggr.- Yv it, OIX z the f ilhmlng fr<>0 ILin.' Murns Morris, formerly Auditor of the State of Indiana. Isutaxiruish, Sept!, ISJL Dr C. W. Rbascs.—.^5 IJ»» bur been b*ru troubled fo: arierul yrars v it': > al;, i <■ and all other jxraona lntrreat-Nl iu said ee'aJc, are required to appear at a seeslun of mid CouYt, then to >>e liuldcn at (lie pao'iate Office, hi Um Village •»f Tlastuig., and allow cans*, if any there he. w|ir the prwv*r of the pelllloner should not bo gnsaM. Ami It is further oHercyl.. ibal the petitioner give nctice to the persons interested iti said estate of the pendency oi said peiitiun, and the hearing thereof, by causing n copy of this order to be published'in tlx RepubHiain Banner, a ncwjqiapcr ro laid d«r oT beariog'.'" T~. . . • . JanSsU . . S. C PRINDI.E. , f.RrneWpr.) ' ‘ J ridge of Probate. CHANCERY SALK- TATE OF MICHIGAN^-Tlx Cirewt _ for the county of Harry—in Chaoccry. -a/n»s J.'Jti Coan- I . plainant, i, ra. i tForeClo' dMte a»i JfarA, S iber, 1st Monday; December,' ttt kgin/y—February, Srdlforiiivj Au- my ban J al the village of iMla.thla ,t* rtrcufl /tfdjv. ‘ D. Wrotervalt. Ran., of.Soath 8th. near 8th St, Wtllismeborgb. (.1 writes: •'AwpuM8. iMth— Haring been trouBJed wtrtj a dlfllcuftr in thciy.vrr end to bilious attacks. 1 Wat adrtetf, br a friend, 'tHJttJNG’S UVEll liElIL’LATDB. I did M aod found it to operate admirably. Manor ina Ux biia aud arousing the Urst to setrvity.- -I — .. FAMILY MEDICINE. When our chaldron are out of aarta.. we give tbeui a few drops, and II anta tiwm all nglii. I ted it meets ibe^encroLwanu of the atuuiMjh and bow- MOFFAT’S LIFE FILLS AND FIKF.NIX BITTERM rpUESE SfEDlcrjXES have now been be -L ferotte jmWxfecawnvednf XHIMTY YM ai.d during that time have maintained a high character tu almost eecte part of tt-e Glob*, for their extrccrdinary and tented 1st* rowte of rea taring perfect heafth to prions swiffirite vteer nearly every kind of disease to which the human frafoe fa liable. The following ar* among the distressing rarl■efv of btttnan JtsetaeaiH which ttr Rasbea, If you need either or both of these''m»at rxeelftnt Rctnrdles.tnqutrefor thfmattLaathres. if y>.u do not find them, take no other, but indosc Ote Dollar in a letter, and ca receipt of tlx B»a cy. tteltenuul v or Remedies wiU be sent according di ections, by mail or express, posl-ps *’ DAN’L S. OARIJNG. 102 NummiuSL. New SOOTHING SYRO?£ *.r CkUdreu TcMkfur York. VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES TITE Arc well known to brinfrllttlr. DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing tha first and ae-otra atmpachs, and crcaiiag a flow of ONLY PB'EPABATtOl . nRffi. , WIX SLOW, Aa experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents lo the attention of mothers, her HARD-WARE! nr arid spwmdSfe aeiiOn, T .to SEUUHJS h iwLrerAirWBfiiLTtt TO'YmH: nw.rww rnAT/tf4 *' - XVe/hiva put up'awd sold thia ariielc for ever ten rears.- and tea aav, <a roi^MriareaWJftM i STOW THE WT, ® KARS, Au4 srowjs more ahd tavre P«p- ' 1 wrr««y *.Z -'. r. and aJsxat witbtct natn- AND COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE AH persons having claims against the' rqnrsted toj hSSSS i «—■>'. AFSWOHGuU' I nr.. •* I w*.B u<e Of llleM pm, f < a very .&i t time, trill .anentire cur* of SALT ItHLUM and a »tn tiigtoao so-d aswen Otter oi bottle, and receive to thyactf1 —. .r-„. atiou—“tbo reward ia to itxxx that aro kind to tho >widow and the taibertae?* •• '-■ Tbv fn*ud. tH>AMF All JUUT Stacks of itau Bans’ 0Mln* -«ra<eas th* ftteatinte ■ Ltoorfrc, KoWwOo. Wd. Tte.'H.iew. Poor <». J Woup: 1>Var birt-rla «be lauar part PrinodHTOBMl MAaSarML^Yr. Y, ms-tS rite ' mv hair, from a causa trokuowti to i»e> -0«MMc- - * raffia, ojlt'SS crxts rat sottli. •» *’r • teteOGWn-iyr scalp was almost -utirely bereft of its co«er>rtg. Ik pit|-aq.|irt» nf a ru^j Cuu.Lut u. ___ w s” _t TBXTMI________. T»X‘ A’JWTW?8, t —--------------- -----Crayon AmbJtey^®f Vi type; Melainewimpe; J cMtUffi'f Ambrotype; N ■ #S»nrI Ambrotype; C jA-ntbrorype; hope • �AMERICAN CEMENT GUE • la S.MU alhl. rr WILL MEND LEATHER. A. IM ,~r FALL AND WINTEB IT WILL MEND OLAHS." ■w. a. ,1m >nw ■*•*"■ ***•- IT WILL MEND IVOBT. DR J. BOVEE DODS’ mporialWine Bitters’! D-1 Um. .WVMMM Irv, Vmt. II k IT WILL MEND CHINA Year brakes CUroCuM ssdSsueorr m V WE ABB NOW with on. of th. ON HAND IT WILL MEND MARBLK. LARGEST uxl BEST AMortaMoto of IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. TW tho BLOOD PURIFIER aad BLOOD P! LUI bare been proved by analyst* te DRY fCOKTAIN KO MINERAL. That they cure tb* almost uaivsrsa! c—pistol, DYHPEP81A with vMrrtarMrteU4p, aad m a very abort tisw. GOODS No matter Ml "fr'WTLL BENli alabaSthl ll will M«d b!X, Cool Un. wri h fwt ererjtk;., but 8AMUKL A LACEY,, Coas'r. State Land C CHARLES DFSON, AUorney General. JOHN ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master Q«ttnl. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, all cases repairing a Taste Dr. Mb* CeJetartHl WIm Nttm AUBB tpwsjnrDMCqrYi > SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS, however they may here been trifled with and abased: that tbair direct tendency ia to tenfthea hte,a»d reodar it etMeyabia. That. apenUing di­ rectly span th. - Ou Bead, they THE DETROIT ADVERTISER. CAUflB BOON TO HEAL, Tu Dailt Advkktbxb has entered ito Inertly ttvenlh volume, being the oldest existing journal in the North-west, and has been identified more than any other paper with the growth and increase ofthe oorameree, the industry and prosperity and discharge from the system, eveey taint of Scrofula, whether hereditary or otherwtoo. That Pnro 25 Cento per Bottla. OBSTRUCTIONS OFTHB BLOOD OR 8RCRET10NH, in which they do not give pevmyrf aad, (if sdminiaterrd before the very citadel of I lib has been invaded,) jfjjf n win/ie ewv. Beer is mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEG­ ETABLE BLOOD PILLS are endorsed by the •xpe ierceof ibooaandaof livingwitaeaacs wb», in lettere, affidavit), medical work*, and by word of mouth, proclaim ibetn to be the very beat prep­ aration uf ths kind ever offered to the brokrodown victama of ill health. They bant disease through every arenas and >:rgan af the system, and to »xpal it thoroughly and permanently. No om can doubt their superiority after one single trial—they are uot only better but, in fact, cheaper than any other Pills, far ft takas a less a amber of ihoa to produce a better and support of the friends of Tacts, Jus and Humaxitt. Ever shown in thia a will a* lob. bold nd hi Ths War It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of the present war against treason and disunion, until ths last vestige of thia moat unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. Hews Department. The proprietors aro resolved to spare no pains or expense to make the Advbbnan equal, ia all that constitutes a good MWSMper, to any published in the West. With this view an able corps of Market, which we aro prepared to sell at a small advance from NEW YORK COSTS. or Baad Dr. Hoback's Bpeeial Nottear and CeruSeatoa nubliahed in a c<>ueDieaoua Bart of thia paper from time to time. Dr. Robeck a Med­ ical Alamnec and Family Adviser, ooulaiai.r . J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. ly for Ha eolnent, which, to every form «r, drover and lumbarman, is worthy tan timo* the aubacrtpiion prio*. Consider­ ing tb* variety, quality and vain* of tbs matter it enntoina, the Aavasrao* is lb* cheapest paper in lb* Waal. Price 25 Cento per Bott!*. Pries 25 Cents per Butt!*. Price 25 Centa per Buttle. TERMS CASH, rllsls by all Droggfate. «d Rtaro generally througbont the country. JOHN* A CBOStFT, (Sole Maoufactarara.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Imporant to Builders. Important to Railroad Companies. Important to Farmer*. To all thii may concern and it tonCtrni everybody. Umm whs o*ee use them will CEMENT ROOFING, “TBAT STANDARD SHEET. 1862. . A NEW ARTICLE. Dr. KwtewckH A<«marli Great NaUonal Banner of Into I loot. JEW TOBIMWCUBTI A NEW YEAH WITH AN OLD FB1ENB. On New Year's Day of 1SS1, that world-mown- Bitter*. A new ud daUghtfal Stomachicand Cordial far Birina tone to ibv Stomarb. and tor the prsveation olbillioea oomplaioU incident to tha Wenteonatry. Try U. A* a Burning drink to aaalat dieeetion and reltet e Dyapepaia. it baa do r<]oaL Try it. in fluuor it U ruy-riw to «U utber Bittern. Try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Groceries! ! xxaxa* pm TEAB. Il is emphatically a /cmi/ynewspaper. It eontaios a weakly rsportrf tha markaSa, praparad aipraaa Aa a beverage, they aro wfielmems laaacest aad Mideras to tb« taste. They peeflaee tbo cxhUarotfag eCscts of brandy or wtta without intaxtewLiug^aud area vshmils reraify for^psr- Price 25 Centa par Bottle. Pries 25 Cents per Buttle. JOHNS it CROSLEY3 Aneagmento have been made ensuring from ocean to ocean -and from Quebec, fa Canada for thia paper the most complete com­ to FenaaooU, on the Golf of Mexico. Toaagnd pendium of foreign intelligence published old, rich and poor, bare raaeled. In ite enchacUsg stores ofwiadotn.romai ce. srt, poetry, snd genial m any paper west of New York, while humor; aud its parise is oar facilities f«.robtaining domestic news, ■•Familiar m their mouths as household words.” military, political and general, are not Ths noble pairiat solder in his tent toe, has surpassed by any other journal. Besides whiled away the tedium of camp Ifta ia the ab having paid correapoadento in all the sorbing review of its XORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS, camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the finding in them a fascinating mental discipline known nolv to those who rally to the /fimwr-sterf saeaion of Congress. and shall always be tfUt QraniJLrwi Aswrisea InUUtd ata Gmprepared to send special reporters wher*In commetalng a New Year, the proprietors af ever occasion may require. Thus, as a Tm Naw Yonx klaacvar can only say. that it newspaper, we propoee to place the Ad- shall be Chair aim to maka tbeir great family jour­ nal of ABerfaan literstare, far 1M2 mere bril last vnnan m the first rank. and enchanting than ever, fa its concentration of ISAAC a MOTT, all tbo world's grandest and most beautiful spscfalUes m healthful romance, grncofn! Poetry, elegant and quaint Gossip, refining Knowledge, Is now receiving from New York and sju-xHng HJmor.ud entertmnfag News-unUl, Boston, hie fall stock of It is now ov*r thirty on* year* sine* the weekly issue of this paper was conmenced. It lias always been and will still continue to be, a valuable family tie raps per. This paper has been graally improved of 1st* in its style and matter. It ia a very largo vhect. containing thirtysix oelumna of reading matter, tb* very emm of tb* daily issue, aad u fumiahod to all aubacribar* ax th* low prim of an lawyers end oft pMk spueham Bit Baak-Koepara, Tsilara, Baamslresses, Artiste, sad ill per~ “*• “V-*® I— i.itpm-taui t<> House U« flees. psr txitUa, or tA orr half dewn. OI the fteaadimvU» Mood Pills, 25 cento per bei, or 6 boxes reporters, writers and oorreapundento baa been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. WEKKLY ADYKBTMKa. AMERICA* CEMElfT ELITE. the liver, the nervoua system, the skin, gtands or ““‘ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OR of the PaanrsciAB Stats. Ito proprietors aro determined that its future shall be worthy of tbo confidence advocating the principles of the Bbpvsucajt Partt, which if faithfully carried out in the eoencila of our nation, will sdve’ our coutnry from the evils now besetting it, and will make it the freest and best Government the world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and candor all tbo great questions agitating tha public mind from day to day. On the question of the extension of Humav SLAvaar, it will stand forth ito oneomprotnixing foe. believing as it most religiously does, that slavery ia the pri­ mary cause of tho present conflict be­ tween the North ana the South, and that it lervea a fearful blight upon the country er notion seeking to outspread and uphold ftr Base Ttosta. so aaasaoo among tha Ctargy • 10 00 a year saved ia every family On* Buttle of aa ft already rules the happy domeitic flroalda The editorial tone and NaUonal departments of Consisting in pert of the Nxw Tons Mxacvxx will continue true io that liity spirit of patriotism which has mute it toe New Orleans, Muscovado. Coffee, ceasitvof the people since the War begun, and kept it In culhnaisatio demand when other abash Crushed. Powdered and Granulated Su­ an dying all around it lor waat of proper aupgars. P°JUready the Isnrasi Literary Jecraal fa ths M'dasaea and Syrups, world aad fy-— <■i.^i. Green and Black Teas. Iiant literary Rio, Cevlnn. and Java Cofl*, Stone, WiMiden, and Willow Ware, Ciguro, T"b»coo. and Snuff, Salt and Water Lime, Soaps, Seleratua, Cassia, Pepper and Spice. IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF Imperial Wine Bitten Are pwparad by aa eminent andskillfMlp! ysiemn vbabai. u»cd thea atKcewfalir he hu praeteea tor U>a test tweaty five yaara. The pr^ttotor. It caa be applied to saw xud old aoen uf all. xMixh tbo madicaL m®, of tha ru antsy, on a 4 tfcinr dlaapproro of PnfiaM Medirinwa^t "«* Wjeve.n reepoatabte Pbysteton can be in tbe United btaiea. oaqnaiMad wftb their /Wjjrtbnir*imperial**1!sFrit*. The fcrarata of theae Bifiera. now (IK!) the ante property of l)r Hoback, or-jnoatod with one of the oldeai and moat eminent Radical Pencil It win aoan be far ante by an of Dr. Hobaak'a numerous A Kent*, end at Hotcla, Ac., the cnunlrr over. In the map time, orders will be filled di­ rect flow Cineinnnti in any quantrty. nt the low­ est rates. It ia pal up in Quart Bottles, and aoeurtty packed in one dozen -aaea. Half dex. aainplo case* will, howerer. be peeked and teal to anr iddrrto, if deairod. Retail Price $1 per Bottle, er six for gg. not fail to keep a DR. J. BOVEE PODS’ 1* aU newly nettled ptaeea. where there ***** P—t»ty af decay mg •tesber. . Aiczmcn. ------------- --------------- ---- ------- -- -----------i CMBAPEVT hittera abtaU bs seed every moeatag befces and MOST DUB ABU! RGOFINO fa wee. ft ia is every respect A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER and DR. J'. BOVEE D0D8TIME rtbdff ceveriag far BOOTS OF ALL KINDS. HUEPIMKUkl. ‘JX31X1 HEIW3B10 nwufteOATrmterrW msaV***^ twite/ which combine the dmir.ble propvr- Atewmfawjaf a pure sod Dnadt>l».T«tod wtaa, combined Barberry. Solemon’a b'vsL CaroUra 01 Zbdirir) ana 1'vrajHldr. which ora uni­ frsv. ViMwith CberfT Trr^Bsrk.XpifcemrtUlZX versally srirnewlrdaad to bow sei roes d hr G UTT A PERCHA AND INDIA RUBBER. N* Heat is required in making application SMW Stag. It can be applied by any one, and when finiahrd farms s perfectly Fxxs Paoor m elastic body, wkkb cassoi be faPrincipal efltes and sals rrouM, Na. * East Mwfam.wiUi farad by Hasr. U>u> er ttamu4taa»*n« of Bow Foarth st., »d beAding from Mainatroet, CinctaBoaam, or soy extents! settee wboterer. anti. O.. Laboratan in Hammond street. far sate by J. P. Roberta A Co. Haettnrn, Eli Xtetada^ranMvUle MOkP. A. Caater, atobfte* GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, man and De Reimer. Mlddtorilla, M. C. Swift, Pnirterills, and by D-ugglala and Martbutn<*» For Coating Metals of all Kind* when ready throughout the country. sprSS-Iy exposed to the Action of the Weather, TONIC, MtDIONl AND BSVRRAAK. PCRCHA8B ONE BOTTLE’! n cmw um. i m»si *er rarti, u. i ea.wuusrss Prepared andaold by NOTICE ns moET ®rms, F»r rreserriae »4 Bei Bw&.rallU Metil CHARLES W1DDIHXLD A CO., x>ui rxoexiarojra. TWa tha eatg anvpatiiim tomra which trtAavecetomu ataapaaaf alnaate. for THAT ALL THOSE NOTES * ACCOUNTS Of Long Standing, elasticity is not Injured by the coaUacttoa and rxpSMioe of TIN or otbar METAL tOOFB, coa- GROCERY, SALOON, Ia addition to tbo above stock of OrooorfaaCbe Tta MbKrib.r h bo* prepare U nil FAMILY GROCERIES A. lew m th. loweM, Ar CbMorrmAr.' «T MvBv, J——? «K IMt. “"“"“the RATTLESNAKE: Partieelar attention paid to filling or­ ders from Heatings and vicinity, and astisfisdion guaranteed In every c*oe. —The highest market price always paid for Produce. .OatC C. KOTT, JafoteanSUMay &*<*■** Oste Saa^ COUNTY ACCOUNTS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-02-19.pdf 25cfb30803018bb43c7c7350b4ec6ac8 PDF Text Text WAR! FAULT NEWSPAPER DRUG 8TOREII! R RbeBB. BteTMiBK Flald' TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. W. PARKER, Nras!£sf*£Lts «1 ki.de of Proto. bongto aUMI 9tiUr^__ ________ _____ _ GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAI AIN®. CODFISH; In fact, ercrviLI.g is the Groewry Hoe, «*eh m will bo needed for fomtiv ns.. Al»o a great variety ef lb. tVEEZEY a ALLEN. <C3J'D2C3KJT iPTffRiFillWllIMBTr TTOXNTYS AT LA Wand Holteitea in Chas­ . eery. PartiMlw attention ueid to Cotivejr- etae, the InrarOrUioa oftitfea to Load r>Wo«arM of ■nortotzvi, Ac. Will be banpy it U.d toall calle lathe Uee of their prvtoinn iOoMntbe Court Haoee, HaatlsR., Mich. aim A. Sw.rt.r, Feast Allkt. hi its Thirteenth Tear. It b a T iw, Cheaper, and, for MlihlfC renders, a Better Family Newepaper,than any NewYork, er other Eastern Paper published. It contain. Eight Paget of Seven columns each, making it larger than the Naw York Tribune. It fimrisbes tn Michigan rea dera all Important General Newt as Fol­ ly and Latsb than any New Turk Paper, and Telegraphic. Foreign. Domestic, East era Md hoax' M.rkoc NEWS FROM THREE TO FOOR DAYS LATER THAN ANY NEW YORK WEEKLY PAPER, which with its Agricultural, Commercial, mhcellaoroua, and State important Local Newt from all parte. New. Departments,—ghina. each week, a summary wf all interesting sod nt Michigan— ria dev<>ti«»n to the Loral and General lnt»re.ta <>l Michisan, give to its column. Attractions which Citltens of Michigan cannot find in any Taylor, was licooood when a youth of New York or ••ther Eastern Paper, and twenty one. to practice at the bar of this whrab cannot but make Tt a more welcome efty. ’ He was poor but well eduoated, visitor tn the Family Cirele. the Farmer and poasessod extr.ordlnnry genius. The Mechanics. Merchant, or Professional graces of hk penmn. combined with tbe Man. and give to the Detroit Wetily superiority of his intelleot-enabled him to Tribune superior claims to their pntTOBwin tbo hand of a fashionable beauty.— Twelve months afterwards the husband Rrcular, reliable rotr«<p«>ndenta with wan employed by a wealthy form of this the Michigan Regiments in tbe Armyjmd city to go an a miarion as lane agent to at Washington,win continue to give the tbo West As a heavy salary was offer­ readers of the Tba Drrjmrr TsiacMX full ed, Taylor bode farawell to bls wife and and accurate accounts of the rnovemonta infant son. Ho wrote back of our Michigan wddierv during the war. but received not a lino in and «t the doing, of congress in this months elapsed when the' teatnre. the Tktewwa has no superior in eda letter from hia etn P the State, as it has not In general interest ptoioed all. Shortly after hie departure or variety «»f care folly selected news and for the West, the wife and her father re­ Famity reading, while the attention paid moved to Mi-v.ia.ippi. There she insmeto our ova Slatt matters makes it, for the diatoly oblaioed a divorce, by an sot of Mi.'hignn reader, whether former, me the Legislature, married again forthwith, chenic, or other, superior to any Eastern and t<> complete the climax of cruelty l*pw______ ___ and wrong, had the narpeef Taylor's non eha*0ed to Marks—that «f her second Invariably in advance—Single Copy, matrimonial partner! This perfidy near­ tl.50 a year. ly drove Taylor inaane. Hi. career Twenty Copras. $20,80,and extra Copy from that oeriod, boearae eccentric b tbo t<> the person who fi-rms the Club. last dagroo; acmetimes he plead at the For n Club of Fifty we give Three bar—until, ai last, s fever carried him Extra C«pies.or tboTri-Weekly Tribune. offal a aumparaurely early age. Jlfada* For a Club of One Hundred,'Six Extra Ait CuMig ExlrieU, FOB THS MPMClAi. DXKXriT OF TBF LA DIO. ST.A.TIOZN’EnRrsr, PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Am and counsellor at law, and Solicitor and Oo«n<e»er in Chaowry.Upon our rtrivo may b. lo.nd all of th Particalar attention paid to the collection of MOST POPULAR claims and money prompt!v remitted. — --------- -----‘ En., Middleville, H. WBMinT, ttorney A PATENT MEDICINES •f tbo day- BEW, FEB ©ASH •r Beady Pay, •aly- H.r. counurr, TkTWTArr FUBLIC soA Oeveyaaasr, willI s M to all totoaess to tow with IN Ot^es. er the Daily Tribune. The Low Price (a Cis ba will net admit of the payment of oomruiMkxMto Agents beyond the above terms. Our aim and demgn is l>> furnish MiehigMt readers a MtcaroAM Family Ntmms, equal in Sine end Gmrral Interest, and Better foi^hnn then anv New York ur other Eastern papqr at the lotMtlprkt poniHt to Chiho, as a means of preparing Mff fortifying ita political Iriaadp on Btats Issvtt and all questions State Policy, and State Adtninfstratkm, and as an induce­ ment to Voluntary Effort oo the part of the Republicans of MMfrjs, for the general good, to get up Gubs and extend Its circulation to every ornnbed Town ship in the State. Republicans I Rally to tbe support of your County and State acriptions may commence at any time.— PAY ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.— When a Club hat been forwarded, ad dltfoat may to made to it on the tame terms, whethar sent in by the parson forming it or not. It ft not uecseesry that the members al a Club should receive their paper, at the tame PostoAce. CierEmsn are supplied nt the Lowest Clvs ma. Money may be forwarded by mail etoor risk. Specimen Cbpiee will bo eeat free to all who desire them. REBED1AX. AGJRMT. 1OU8TONIC STIMULANT. The Datratt Daily Tribune At an early boar the 0th ef April, Ittft, the aeon bomb OarUriUe. Test­ as, wan crowded Co overflowing. Save b tbo war tianee peat, Rare bed asvor been witn—id a gathering b Rad River couuty, while tbo strung «mJthroughout the aoaotably, betokened eeute great occaaion. A concise narrative will sufficiently explain the matter. About tbe dose of 1839, George Hop­ kina, one of tbo wealthiest planters and Moot influctfad mon of Northern Texas, offered a grew Insult to Mary Elliston tbo young and bsanttfn! wife of his chief overseer. The busbaad threatened to chastise hhn for the outrage, whereupon Hopkina loaded hiaguu, went to Elliston's bouse, aud shot Hm in his own door.— Ths murderer was arrested, and bailed to answer the charge, this occurrence pro­ duced intense excitement, and Hopkina, in order to turn tbe tide of popular op­ pinion, or at least to mitigate thegeuantl wrath, which at first was violent agaiast him, circulated reporta infqtnausty prow dicta! to tbe character of tba woman who had already suffered wrong at his bands. She brought tor suit for alaBder. And thus two causes, ono criminal and the other civil, and both out of the cams tragedy, were pending In the April Cir­ cuit Court for 1840. The interest naturally felt by ths com­ munity as to tbe issue became for deeper when it was known that Ashley and Pike of Arkaasaa, and the celebrated S- S. Prentiss of Now Orleans, each with enor­ mous fees, had been retained by Hopkins la published Mormng and Evening, and b snot to aH pert, of rite State, by the first n>aU, express, railroad, and other far hia defense. The trial oa the indictment for murder, euavoyaaeM, giving the very fafosf Tele­ graph, Commercial. Marine, Political and ended oa tbe 6lh of April, with theaqtov al of Hopkins. Buch a result might well General Nawu, Foreign and domestic. liave been «>rwen, by comparing tbe Txnms- $8 per year. ulente of the oouatel eagaged on either side Tbs Zmomi lawyers wore Utterly THT DETROIT TE1 WEEKLY TEI8CKE ..ver• helmed by tbo arguments and eloIs published everr Tuv«dav,Thursday end quewae «4 their flpfMHMMa. It was a fight WrM to B. ■- HUB A CO.. Me. » Psrt Saturday wi<«r»<iu»; <nd aent by mail V> of dwarts Spain* giants. low, Jtew fort. all porta. »u tbeytioHMMr «f publication The .tender suit was sot for the &tii. at $8.00 psr arnroni • two copies, $5.00; and tbe throng five ooptoa, to un* addrewA, $l(to$i and any larger number at the Mtns rate. It may ae-m etrange. the ourrwit «f public wmtabs all the /ctosf artN of two days of sentiment now raQ decidedly for Hopkins. the Daily. His menev had procured p««ii4ed witoes- of gebue; but then Ms tsRMfci Use eyes, hardly vMblo beneath their mas•ive Bratop, looked dim, drqomy. alnort unenotofoun; sad Ma etotMtg w« ao •»csedtagly shabby that the court hwitetod to y M pniisH.gaisi Ma “fXTJSi Mtetebeca aalered on tbo rolls of theStator demaaSdthe Judge Mil ll ia immaterial about my name's being aa year ro!la,NaMmorod dMttMMer, hfo thfo, bloadlsM Bpatoitag up & a fiendish sneer. -I a^y be allowed to appear anan. by the courtesy of the court and bar. Hero is my License from tbe honded tbo Judge a broad parebmanL— The trial Immediately went oa. la (be eiaminatka of witoeseee the stranger evinced but Tit tie ftigensrtty, as was commonly thought He suffered each one to tell his own story witboat tnterrapUaM. though he eattrivod to make each one tell Hover two or three tinyae. Ho put few cross questions, whieb with keen witnesses, only serve to oonwot mistaken; aad bn made bo notes, whteb might have been seen to flit ecrow tba fine fealurra of Pike, aid to darkvn area the bright eyes of Prectim. They Mw that they had catffkl a ThrMr; bat who it was, or bow it happened, ra tmpowiblo to guecc. Col. Ashley spoke first He dealt the jury a dish of that elate, dry logic, which years after that rendered him famous in the Senate of the Union, The pool, Albert Pika, fallowed wlft arichtetoefwit, «ad a han torrent of eaartc rtdlenla, fa whisk you may to aura neither (to ptaintiff nor the platatifTs njgtf tuontj were either forgetMi cw Mandant, with • gie# ofgergvooe words briRbntmu showeref foiling bora, and with a imal burst of oratory that brought the bmtavdown hi oheers, in which tbo sworn jury themselves jobed, Rotwithsttndhtg the steen “order P Mordor lH of tbe bench. Thus wonderfully ensroptible are tbe Southwestern people to the charms of impassioned eloquence: It was then tbe stranger's torn. He had remained apparently distracted dar­ ing all tbe previous speeches. Still and straight, and motionless in his seat, his pale, smooth forehead shooting up high like a mountain cooe of enow; but for lltat eternal twitch that came tad went perpetually in hia sallow cheeks, you would have teksn bias fora mtoomeo of marble or s haMan fotin carved in ice.*— the foreman with bio tong boar fitemr.— With eyoa still half shut, and standing rigid aaa pillar of iron, hia thia lips cud as if in measureless score, dlghtiy apart, and tbo roton coni as forth. At Broth M S^afr^iSsiCWfiS- NOTICE! How to Save Money! 4EsL eoa, wto orW erfal adv Mtoe dhaemly bio now. Indeed, SO triampWl had been the succesuf the previous daythan wbM the eM-waaenltod Mary EJJtotoa wan kA witfomrt na altemojr—they hod all wULdeawa. Thu prosy pettifog gers dared art brwee again th. sharp wit uf Pike and thesesthing thrmder of proa­ des. * “Have yaa o coobmIF bfwbafi Anon.be cams to the dsxxliag wit of Che p»>« lawyer, Pika. Thea the oorl at bte^ip^grew charpar; Ma scitow Mac dim and d scss’______________ in the eye—■tbe fell heart Streamed ent on tbe taee. Jn five minutes Pide’e wit eeawtod tbs fi>am offofly. aad bte fio« satire borrIWe wofoaity, when giaB—ad witb tiw amiable nmoM of foo acruwor, Lbs abataott of (he dlapatdi was oomotamooted to tbo IbrMer. ho Mid to seme Americana forming a group near him, Itof to aAaaef/Vf &e/ to mbH OMyrafo. lalf them as Ito/awraHc B«rw ntnta hast' ‘ ■ |nMMrui^bA chabaB mbm. aoUo or gracitMte �C^^.670:^-69..++/^^ �3MM«Ar<St> 'LOW PRICES’ H3TnW’,T“ GRANT-XSE4&BLING JantftlT C.rrett L. H. Srawaar. SvMpttar, for CosnplaiuauL •wjr’AF-jwiiiWR'mMii or.. M. OMtompiSTW^fc: billtv; » «• • AM oeoooru «mi -H mmJh first dar uf Fobroarv next, to aave aoa* Moo. John Croat LftrttSKS; WigHwffiHKWWW WB HVAE JUST RECEIVED QTATB of MirnumN. Ha.ar cofWwr.' as. O At a ae.-iotucJ lh» Pa batei Court, for tbe couutv of Barry, b'.ld. n nl the Probate Ufccc in w< .iLUCT^jr^u^. .« 4.. »> ..«-■. a., of February, in the tear ut our 1 ord «»tib tiiuu tand otg-4 hw-tdK'l aa i-ao,.- W-jf. Frlzr Fcrtry. lat«- vl »>ad cuypiy. di^iaaua ,, 0 । rmu!iii)t aiid Uluig the pctirron'. Uni* ventied |O| Klair .peaying, for vaitejtf rraMMia -thereiu act fortiijiial buminiatni^iuu <■! said iatatr Ibr gran led,an* ui.it Join> M. X<*<■■. Henry Uruwu iaad tbr pqJiUutter be vpnaiiuted aJiiimicraiora. : TlieivifpdSi it’ia rdeted that Mvuco*. tl»> id «s* ■ms; wr«’»■ and lual Un- heir* at ldi*.>i tol l >,e<t a» <>, uu. ail other peravi.a interested rt» «a<d totalr ate r<i|U English. Spanish. German show cau*e,if a:»V tin rvur, whv «He pravOv of tue petiu..i1<t'd-mWUoib -irfe-AMOt And >1 .a tycUeo^fAfHp Ahoy prut enet Err liotn-wto an . part.ue ,iuK<mI<,4. ; tin j*hucy uf ■M p.<tln..A, oiid-Mite' iWu nug llu-rrol, ""' . tf. •' , ^.:t *••■ in be Il-Utljble. :1 ai d 'rue be arrtr.: p'flte evdl> m Darn»«a uteBnur*. tri|[ r«- ■ ri.rg^thr tffM-tSehig « UH­ EaUitr <M JtoK J-h W Uwirell. J'BOb#a’A Of MIGlHli .Vh, JuCSTT ur IKkkX. aa ' At a session tfftbe I’rebate Contt fur tbe touu It Weatorreh/tao, Willita «Vuvglr?k F wr*vea:^ti>gtofr.W» — Having been ।niubledwitb a difflcolty fn tbe l.iver anddb l.Uiius aiucka, Lteto adtiiterfi a beaad, 1 . . h .’.!| 1 ’. ' iih’SM-AjtPblA, sty tuuifiugUy cicAbving the !ir»t and eo-mni »lutna-.l.«. and creating a U<*w uf pu-c atol heal toy Ude, uislaad al ibe stale aud .cridl.uu; T1.ATU1.ENLT. Two. ar Armay tls^BTaaajt, Hi ‘ Axxunx. Lap ''miiuh- k Awi MgbTJ-KB©. JPBHMBS; uvek kboclawr. FAMILY MAMtfBfk' tv'intnAdts'im Mbw^se* wgvt.v nm■'Mm; =u i. o hr*.-bod .?* ■■ <f.j . i iYT J* ur-Miu HfiAi.ni ro wm MMyt MLD1CI COMFL uid toMnl Of Ri itjuncMi^elj proi (A (nig copy.; A«Wr.<r* W>Oe-J»TATKUF MICHJQA.V County or Burry at. -AW toaaion of the Pre bate Court teethe CpuaW’ of Utnjf. balden « tbe •Probate Offlot.iu tbe vil­ Warworn country, tlieae WlU. b^M^od lage of IlMtinga, oo Monday the if th day of Jan­ a ease, speedy aud certain reroedy. .Qlbfir weedsuary, in lha. year. one ibouiand eight hundred cinealeave tbo system uubjeel w-a »tturi» irf tbo and aHtytwoi preseut 8. C-> Priudie, Judge uf *Ja*Sow^roftfryate ofAlmlrp Volislit* BU.IOUsJ FEVKHB W-iJVER CVMPLAIXTS. (iiuWMvf, Iwago* AHtevnuLaod DioOn rtadiM and tiling the petition, du|y verified uau uh Fi-XlAa-ihr M«-dk.lne~ have beau -aed of Uarid Hosier,praying.for certain reaauua there iu Mt forth, that udiaruwiteaiion ot said eelate be panted, asci that pberlea Qalleway be appointed yautbM beavpr. ' B^0aCrtUJUB.M^21a1 Paor. Woos. TbaoArikpItoM MtopLA I inform thee that the luQr M my head <U I over tweut’y yean a^d, iHWf*<y4b Mty and I have nurbttD. fcbluULDhuir. tber litre I born able io do lb TbctvupMti it is ordered, that Tuesday tbe *4 th —i.-.i------ „ u-flkx* ia tha raring pt vfodpaU permanent ly.J4«j| tn X it. 4* to ptmi&reinits use jatlun—"tbe reward Io to tbuao that are kind *4 W widow and the tatbariauM*: »«T « c JTh. m-od. t»UMXHML>WT Stacks Of LlgoaQ; WoMwlkvMd.. FAM >Mb. Ptor*V>.4N<M»/A4*p»i»WA»miM«rt awA.i’tT . .. . • ?uf the estate et' Mini«1l’ll.|n, A-wn ■»*o ♦’MjCT-WrTi ftjLK wiw BOAimaoy-usi; ■ of alieri>*<. jjat.iail if fc.Tty^l t*" J GCEULVaZ&C OT« ■A.lik ito* s. FAMIHuaUOtBIES . i a ua ’■ I -v..a /Zr 4>i my app-»rjooLjt«UW“5E|ftW»t‘e tencea »rrt uTTWWSSeWr mTJK | •. rtMtiii •; ^Irte.^'reGST? year laS.'^your Keetorativo was MM IWW .HU F31 ixaiiiimrr �BLOOD fTUHEKAKL BLOOD FILLS FALL AND WINTER HAND ft rrwni. factu TW the BLOOD FUBIFUta aud RLOOt FILLS bm been proesd by aualyate to (CONTAIN WO N1NKRAL. That tb«y ware the stem! murerae* coraptai. t. DRY GOODS1! h wifi Mend B •»». C«*mL tar*, and in lad rr. rjtbifcf b« Mdalu. A1CM FAJRALl*. who bare foguiehm! Ary aura is btMeao wookoeaa aad J ■neednary, recepcrato erlth great re pid ty andTrUtodt tarlgtma&agoperettou. Thai kll aoxual diaabdttios are removed by Ibaar madirf aad gently cttaselaUagpeeparttoa TbUttboy bsesrw foy may hews beau triM wrth aa abueedi tbtotbete direst uudoecy te te Im«M 'Ilk, aad reader H •uteUraM,r< reotly s^aslteyMM/stoM m foAmd. they aad discharge frwtn tbe mlrm. every tamt i » - - - ■ ■ -« ■ ---cl.-—to. has beon identified more than any other paper wish the growth and faerssss of Um camtoorea, tbo industry and prosperity Ever shown in this Il will aim to be bold and fearieea in udvoeaimg Um prmcipfo of Um Rarvaucam PAfcTT. which if faithfully carried Mt in tbe eoundls of our nation, will eave cur aoutarr from Um evil* now besetting it, aad will make il tbe freest and best Gaveremeot the world ever saw. R will discuss with faithfulnets and candor all tbo grout questions agitating the public mind frem day to day. Oa the question of the extension of He mawSiatbat, it will stand forth its un compromising foe. believing as it most religiously does, that alarury io tbe pri mary eause of tbe preeeut conflict be­ tween tbe North sad Um South, and that il larvae a fearful blight upon the country or nxtioc seeking to outspread and uphold iory foully L>m» rt-rf’lr of « AV«£ BOON TO HKAL, Tn Daily Armnsn has sntersd its twnty-wumlA vahtmt, beisg tbe oldest existing journal in lbs North-west, and —........ . ...... - ■ w. ??elr "t* *—T Market, which arc prepared to sell at a small po-. 25 Opto per Bottle. P> cc S.‘< Cent* per Buttle. ““ftiHlXU FROM IMPURITIES ox Prtcu 25 t-.-nis per Bottle. OWTIUCTIOXR OTTHK BLOOD OK SKCKEnOSlt ia which they do aet giro prompt aad. (H edaiiaialcred before tbe »WT citadel of life ha» beeaiaeaded.!ePtet apteai«i m* pnfmt nro. Bear in mind that lieSCAXDfXATTAN VEO ETABLE BLOOD P1LJ* are rednraed by the ut mouth, proclaim tbe* to be the ran best prep­ aration -«f U>e kind ever ofierud to tbe brolrodm riotims uf 0 fetoIlk Thor bant d<ae*M thrwwgb ermy arenueoAd organ of tberyntm. nd te apel ft thersughly andperwmowtly. No ous car. doobt their superiority afiar oto single trial -they are u .1 only bettor bat, in Aset, cheeper than nay other PUls. for it takes a less number of them to produc* a better effrel. Price of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier. Al per bottle, or A’ pet half ih-ssn. Of the Hcsnuiuavian Blood Pills, AS eon is per box. er & boxes advance from NEW YORK COSTS. AMERH AN CEMENT GLEE, RECRUIT Till DEBILITATED, aad thereto no dweaarof tbe hte.-a.-b and Itowrls U>r lirer, the i>ervsus ayaicm. tbe shin, gtaoda or Read Dr. Boback's Specie] Xrtteea and Prior 25 Cent* per Bottle. Pn<. 25 Crate prt B->itle. I'rfo 25 Crt>fS pri Bottle. r I.ibrtal Reduction to Whole. iiupuriMil i • House OaOera. Imporaui U> Buildvn*. important U> Railroad Companies. Important to Farmers. Tn all whom (kit may nactrn anti il ton carum ntrytvdu J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. JOHNS k CR0SLET8 CEIMT BOBFIMG, A NEW ARTICLE. IT IS FIKE AID WATER PltOOF JEW YOBKMEECUKY! loner ft (a myriar to •& other Wtura. Try A NKW YEAR WITH AX OLD FKIKNN. M fosmels of tbeee Bittern, new (IAll) the property of Dr Robeek. cr'rtMtod w ihoue M o«a.t and most esnnient Nedkal Preet I On Mow.Yew’s Day of IM*, that weridrraowu —* —* —— —1—I-U - - -■ —r i — — - - - * ■ 17 V irk end all parts of ths Wet Indies, end Central be«l<! ngn of el! Usds, sue-— ^-m. ma. t’aneusa. Ban Rosn Daren. Cars, nd on Public Buualbwo genrreUv, OussamniBr Bum ixoa. Ac.; by the pnecipal Ihimtu, A ncKnaow. “ * --------- sd baa ucpred tebe tbeCBKAHM URABUMOFIKG fat use; Mtoia stores ofwisdotn,rom*Be«, art, poetry, aud i-J humor; aad its periae la “Familiar in their mouths as household words." MtMMgdV any uthur journal, Bduidm The noble patriot soldier in hie tent loo. has whiled ewar tbo todiam of camp life to tbe ab­ sorbing review of Us FORTT BRILLIANT COLUMNS, finding in them a feseinoting mental discipline knows noir to tbous who rally to the oftka GmuAJLrmyf Amtrittm JmoUrnt mm Gr»- htfag MM eorreapondanii in all Um caxnpi WMt and South, we shall also maartah one at Washington during Um ■mate* ef Congress, and shall always ba prepared to send special reporters wbereNow Year, tbo proprietors of ereroccaaicn may require. Thus, as a Tea Wav Yosa MaianrsT can only aar. that il urwpupw, wuprepoae to place the Ao- shall be mwt etao te 1 nal of AMriOMWtar and enchanting than rror, in its eonoantration of all tbe world’s grandlest and moot beautiful spe- ■gwkltag Humor, aad entertaining X«wa-outil, ------ raise ths court, ths camp, the bower,” aa H already rnfo tbo happy doMadta Areafate Tbo editorial tone aad National department* of the .Naw Toaa MsSccar will coatiuna troo te that n«y spirit of gitrisfaM wbteb bua muda it a neceaaity of tbe people since the War began, and ks»A it in anthusiaatia demand when other ahoata are dying all amud it ter want ef proper auppert Alrredy the largest Literary Jocraal in Um - - - - - - » o - - - - aa- •------ * * LUI. every respset I rink rtooi KINDS. niritQaOXLYmairrml mm Ruled AMaeviush combine ths < itewtffea.ImNSMtMrarii Sretsa reireaa, Seton Woasa, luu. A baa ISA A""Llr tern toon eMfoy anaoA Mto. < HutoM Oto—ayfaafcldtoiMi list tarf 4faM ■ eyswn. VDKSUT SUbSLL. TOXIC, MiJklCINI AXB MmAflL ISAAC C. PUBCHASK ONE BOTCLB!! MOTT,' «riTA-PEUCHA la now receiving from Naw York Boston, his fall suwk of CEMENT, and I C'-anng M-fou < f ail Rinds when w<t T» th* iCuaei ui tbe Weather, Groce r ies! I NOTICE Consisting in part of New Orleans, Mua&ivado, Coffee, Crushed. Powdered and Granulated 8u- US Mt-laaaca and Syrups, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java CA, Btrme, Wm4en, and Willow Ware. art. Tobacco, and Snuff and Water Lime. Soaps. Sale rains. Cassia, Pepper vtd JEEBIOM’ ®TOK, THAT ATX THOSE MOTES A ACCOUNTS Of Long Standing, •*F«a*fefa 01 *?■*mbsrMWTALWW, «meequeot apou sodden ehsngea of tae WsMbee. TbatareNetPnidkytbe Site •« ■VSi Hill be left at tbe Exprem Oflcc. Fer Cellectlea, aad prevented from further enrroofam aud Isukwtxaaar mts-unru a raarservr wassu non* n> wbMritorb W> fMyntoloaB fasilt aiocnnu • Imt m to lo—n. Ar CM * (to* —Tbe b fJdfcrPr. -Axro c. jtott, ’•ASSSTfil?— � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-02-26.pdf a0903b0eb1899177c95de6907280a518 PDF Text Text REPUBLICAN BA VOL 6. JortTB. WAR! DRUG STORE!!! that the «aly way yoaeae reaA Ae mate rtream is by credits, running vat and intermetfog ft. At As brick yard we ocr barked in a .utter, oaetsimog the Culunel sad eoptaiu Eldar, (Co. E,) with tea men. A medium sized flat boat containing Capteln Guild and SO mon, a large Irt bunt containing Lieut. Phillips, Lteut. Tumor* myself sad « mon, aU mode Ao main obaaari by ons uf these afore raid creeks, and started up tbe river towards a plan, tatioo on tbe main land, known aa Ao Adams place, where there was a rebel camp. The Colonel reconnoitered tbe place, going cliesd, when be discovered, a little back from the river, »00 men drawn up in lino of battle. In order for us to eflbet a leading here wo had to go through a narrow otannel, within musket shot of tbe rebel force.— Folks the wpaet, cause, y« see. His tai! ni ffa to tareahlag j And stffl ths more they Jet him ba, The aura ba mad* a aDubisg Roberts & Strikes, Ban Butl«r .be«r*d up algh to hla, With casttout legal phrases. Then Fromoat went M nigh agin, K Hkbc, Barulat FluM, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi mvm, W.PABEEB, jy FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPQBE8,0NLY.JC TtarV. .word. aaihMihtd Uxtasst te tack. Atd stop his coon* cnlocky; Bat Old Ate polls ,«&> ■!! stack, Bscssm of old Keatseky. . Catil ws kill this tent oatrigU Hs*U always, keep rwjHgiug; 'Twill always ent a nation »1<M, ToJtedhiia or to cap UiM. To sod him is th* >nly way , That stands to ssnae or rweaenj HOLESALE and retail doJu in Grewio m4 Prtruiau. Park, Lard, Better, and 4 Unteef Product touch: sad wld, at bls “old asaad” W UAPPEX a renews. GROCERIES! TTORNEYS tad COUNSELLORS AT LAW. . SeUcitoM In Cbanoerv, Tax sad Insures?* TEA, COFFEE, SUOAB, SPICI3. PEPPEX, FBUNES. FlOS, RAISINS, CODFISH; ^urellann. »fret, svwnrtMer in ths Gmtry Uns, ««ch S rill te wrwlul for famiir usa. Also a gmt variaty of th* ex'll ndST IPIEKFUIHXB? And Cooklifl Extracts* BsAvroirT. Pear RuXaL Isuxs, Jaaasry 1Mb, IM*. Dsab Bafnkm:—1 am > ’ I reminded by the dele uf iny letter, uf Um old adage. The weeks “Time wails f«»r no man." come and g« and the day* glide swiftly along, and amidst the PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, 4s., Ac. Uyoa snr skslvss may ta teesd all of ths most porciaB PATENT MEDICINES DANIEL COOK, JACOB FEKR1S, 1. A. HOLBROOK, We, in Dixie, who have been accce- to med, hsretotere, to hear the merry jin. glc uf the sleigh bell, and the ringing laugh <>fjoyous participant* In blelghridcs Southern sun! that we are in mid’ winter. 1 ehall probably record no news fur , C.umwUwr '■> UlidllT A routine of coguizant of their paMMge. can hardly imagine, under the rays of a EST1CE OF TUB PEACE, General Land and Tax AJfect- nin attend to tba callee’..oa of TTORNEY and OountcUr.t U». SaUdtor in , * “ * * OSes. busy camp duties, one is hardly (OSSA?, IFiDS (CASE ors«a«r r«j. «irSmmI Muslim will b. mW Is OOlirOCHDING sn«J nutting up PRt3CRIITl0NS; snd say ou* purcsMloic mediciMB of M cm re«y spos tbeir tain* GENTTnSTEHastixob R0BERT8 A STRIKERMabcb C. ladl. you that you have not already received from other sources; end yet I want to write it. I ain truly thankful that with one exception t ran rejairt all of Compsny F alike, who wcru living at my last writing. And, still l>euer, nut woe of tbe nuuilirr « sick beyond hope* of recovery. John B. Tatro, after a protracted illneas, went to hie Gad. He was, in stature, our smallest man, but up to tbe time of hia eirkness. for duty, one «»f our beat.— He wee cheerful, ever ready for duty^cd very prompt end energetic in drills. Just before he was taken sick, he was on his way to tbe spring fur a pail uf *atcr/md Adame place we beard up the river tbe heavy boom of artillery atifl knew that the work of tho day w mooasd, and Art gusWts oMtag ftwm Tbfai tbs Gsseral tbooght would be im- Beaufort oo the <bar side df the prudoat, and ordered m to go down tho wens engaging the rebel batteries. At river, some two miles to anoAer landing, Adams plantation all tbs regimeate land­ ar.d see if we could sot effect our purpose ed and took dinser, and such a dinner as there. So we about faced and started ssldtera rarely owjoy. fifty shining ebo­ down tbe river. We bed n«i€ gone for ny faces uilh ivory whiob tbe most faswbeo wo mw a squad from tbe Port Roy- tidiuos might cavy, to full view gave ua el aide, opp<wiie the Adams Place, which welcome. And tbe way Ao «Sk, better, we thought meant for tn to come ashore cream, prreerves, jaaw, jallioe. sad Aa there. We c>«rayed the intelllgenoe like suffered vMiwotra. GrartfeUy! forward to th* Culonel, wbo^was oae- —’be Diggers said, mow bed uleen gone, third of a mile down tbe rivet from the run away and left there only about otM flats, but be did not regard tbe signal, for hour befim. He had buried some few reasons boat known to blroselfi and beds vs! sables sadfocMop us rorae over. The sequel proved that *e ought tn hare returned at the signal, for it came from General Btovima. who cuarcblft the following order: New Yorf was stationed opposite the Adams place, 79th, Michigan 8th, Pennsylvania, New with a eeution of HsmUtoe’o Bsttery.and who effectually shelled out Ae rebel fares so that if wo nad been Acre, wo might have tended unmolested. We had proofed id dawn tbe river some distance when we nutired a doud of dust a litde from tbe main sta»re; and which ww thought must be made by n troop of cavalry. But we sone found to our sorrow, that ft eras a worse fix to contend with than cavalry, for. when we came Io plain sight of them, and saw them wheel rwuad into Hoe, we made up our minds it was two pieces of oaimon.againet tWQ.Iosded flat boats rowing a­ gainst a strong incoming Ude. and lees than a half mile rangr. W.laJ not long to wait,for we M< -■» 1 burtt ot siwdce gnve the cry of-Down!"1 just in time to have a shower ofgrape amid cuDnluter pass ever , atbr water fwm on all eMee of oa. We bad in eaeh bonfire euntrabsndn to row, best at the fir»t shot they fell beipieea, and cried ‘‘Lord, G»<d ! Oh Jesus, save ua;w nor would they touch an oar until they bad to da it tinder the fear of a drawn sword and instant death if the^ refused. By this time our boat was nearly aground end there arose another difficulty, for tbe cry was. to go ashore, which, an this marsh and sand would have been death to all. We fl nally righted up^ot soma d««en or more In the waler, on tbe shore side, to shove the boat, and by dint of hard labor and watchfulness, passed the range of tbe battery, with no mishao to our boat eave tbe loss of an oar, which was shot off by a five pound ball not a foot over my head. The nar was a Inng sweep six in chea thmugh. The battery fired 22 rounds at ua, killing one man, in Co. A, Sergeant Foote, a very promising young man. Hud it n*t been for tbe Jnvt lhat tbe Mayflower, a small steamer with a passed a company of boys, wreetlmg, in the channel, the rebels Could have (the sritrr being uuei. He watched the shifted tbeir battery so as tn hsva bro’t mnaetivres with eoMidcmble intorest^uid us within s quarter of a mite range; but when one bad thrown the other, be pro when they attempted to follow us down pneed. amidst the huzzas of lite company, tbe st ream, a few well directed shell from to take bold of tbe viator. It was an in- tho May flower’s gun told them to look •tantaneous bargain, and before the watch out for breakers ahead, and wo ware left had (ieked its minute, tbe Captain’s back wa» dusted, and Tatro was was off on We reached shore st about half past a double quick for bis water, amid tbe 7, P. M., and were truly Aonkful that shouts of Ids companions. During hie every man of Co. F save on©, answered sickness ho frequently called hi* family to his name. Tbi* one, John Rouse, a around him, and talked to them, calling mon transferred to ua, tuft the boat when each by name. Tbe last be said to mo the first shot was fired, and was nearly wus. that be was very sick, and that h* buried In Ae sand. He drew himself hoped to get well, for be wanted to fire along on his hands and fact, and by dint bis gun once for hts country’s good. But of keeping b«!d of ms grass, reached an be baa gone, and bis body lies ’neatb tbe tester bed, where Ho remained until after spreading hmnehee of a live oak, which dark, wbtn he was taken off by a boat.— Inuk* as if il bud stood tbe storms <>f ceu­ He mine Dear lowing his Ufa, far, as he passed ta He*. May hie family find Wtarui friends, was ©raw ling _nh»og * grape shot,. and be provided with all the comforts of; through hi* cap, taking the tap entirely life, foi the father and husband has nobly i off. oflerrd himself on tbe attar of bls coun I In the main,tbe boy* wf Co. F showed NOTICE! try. Dreeeto Ium l>een a greater enemy to O. F than srar.i—We have aron tbe time when we bad to repect thirty -three ofuur men sick. But that dark Hood baa near­ ly pessvd sway and now we are in the main, on hand fi»r doty. Five <>f m»r curapaay have been discharged siwe »be sixth of January, fur dtenbility. aud wo have at lesst two more wbo to he. And while we arc glad te have eur sick ones go home to their firesides sed the hearts «t tbeir frietefo. we regret mmA to part with them, and our sinoerr fo.pc is. that may yet be etroeg for life’s duties. Mgass maay'aright Ape. Wo asw la m plsaaaBi a eaosp • Basars Uilte wf A* "hail bl»v” «af war. IM sf Dec. «mr Ragterwwt *M to advance towards the ferry,. camp at half « »<M. A. York 4Sth sad 4?tb. 4 r. * S, 6r. trf __________ ____________ I tMH to mA hat u4 W <rouM <U |W wo«o4«J. Mak «U jrianan. kr wtleb tb, TMNnr Y<k4 (M and*. BuiIUm,. Cu> JbcMui. Tu>. m.ns Fax«m Nbvdm—Sr .—After a sileftoe of eevoral «». 1 omoluded that ft might not be amtea to, at losul keep you Inform, ed uf oar erbereabouta, although thare Is nothing oecariog of unusual lotereet with Wo steal intend us, nor baa Aero been sines my last oomsteut twu thirds .4 a mile, sad (ben filed cnuniaBtiuD, unices it baa been aa oeoa left, marcbigg I divuiuee “ ‘ ‘ we proceeded up tbe _ bank r7__ ef _ I_e river, o«me iwu iuIIm dune! skirmish with th. retell outelds wben we board Ae roar uf artillery from the line*, •bah scarcely awrea co relieve inland and a obeli whkb burst slamet the monotony of camp Ufa. within tbe limits of our regiment, told as I will give you the farticalara of two tbst danger wm aboed an • odl aa ooeeaskimiabMaa naar aa I omMlewra. The thing for its tn du. laotaatiyrtAAhMe tare, Gen. Staven* rude up and axid Ae rebels, a body of thirty Taxes Rangers gunboate had driven the rebels from tbeir batteries on Ae river at tbe Ferry and that lite 79A now occupied tbeir camp, and ordered cur OuL to storm the bat­ tery which was pouring Into us a galItag firs. No quicker said then dune. Co. A was first sent out taking intervals as Airmisbsra, sod wm quickly followed by company F deploying an Aeir loft, they being fso»d by Ae rear. We tnarebod at a double quick until wo bad our intervals, when we took quick lime and marched towards At battery, which wse t»ow Arowing eight second shells, when we were within rome forty rodi of mid battery, and company F liad just emerged from a piece of woods into an open field we discovered on cm- left s line of rebel skirmishers not twenty rods distant from the left flank of our comp* ware surprised by fifty-two of the thirty seventh New York volunteers (an Irish regiment belonging to oar brigadv) un­ der eotamni of Leant. CuL Barbe, a: Mrs. Lae’s bouse, (not Putters as tbe papara stated) quartered. where the lUngsrs were The exploit It considered here, ow of the moat brilliant that baa occurcd during the war. Lieut. Cui. Burke wee aaut out by Cel. Haynrin with orders to proceed to that piece,' which wm understood to be tbe headquarters uf these Texan Rangers whose pertinter business It «M8 to prowl around hi tho bushes, end hill or CsptaM osr ptebeta. UruL CnL Burke arrived nt cho House which stands near Oeen ' ‘ ‘ ' al night, surrounded th and called on tbsm to surrender, met hr a tcrrlflic fire from every window, We saw in an instant that tbeir object door and foep hole which tho bouse of was to flank us, and beard one of their o» forded. But oar brave boys stood tbeir fleers cay with an oath ‘•lie down, keep ground, and after firing several volleys, out of sight,” seeing wbrt wsa their ob­ they made a desperate charge and finished ject 1 gave the command to retreat, and the*job. Tbe rebels lost nine killed and went into the cover «if the woods, halted one prteooer. Our bus wu <«e killed, and took a left turn which brought my and three wounded. Owing to the ap­ line ttfskirmishers fiwty.seren Jn number Eroach nfa large body of rebels, Col. faced to the r,b*l. who ,wr ttuuspeioff urkr was obliged to btefca hasty retreat with hie little band, without having aa opportunity tn search the .premises, or rebel baUery, when * murderous tars bring a wav aur uf the spoils nf his riefrom at least 400 rebel muskets »as vwy. Whoa Ae Dews of tius espluit poured up<»n them, they at lbs hrst intireached the headquarter* cd oar divisieu, ■.nation <4 a firs were entirely nut of eight, Gen. Hrintzelman issued the folluwiug having laid down, and as they were order which wee read to the troops : marching aoraea a corn field at right an. HftABDvxKTBSs Diriuar. FoxrLxoa, i gle with tbe rows, the ridge formed a very good protection, tbe moment the fire censed they were up and re­ turned tbe oumpliment and then rallied right and left by platoons, the first pie­ loon getting behind an old bouse and tbe second retreating. Company F were now marobing at right ~ pony A, and bed got some six or debt rods from tbe woods when some 400 more of rebels made a charge upon us wo retreated into tbe woods with tbe bul lets whistling afwond os like ball, but the rebels dare not follow us tbsre, but see­ ing company A- behind tbe old house Tho General Cuaunaadiog Division takas pleasure in comtiMegiiog Lieut <fol. Burke of Ae 37A New York volunteers, Ae officers aad men with him, together with Aogtedo W.liiamsw) for gallantry and good oouduet diepteyed by Aom, la destroying a pm ty of T«wi Beagsrs lo­ cated at Mrs. Lae’s bmue oa Ao OcooqiMUJ.acd m sight of the robot halterwe. Il » tobe regretted that after all re­ sistance had o»trad, a atara Aarongh aoraobbsd nw^t----------. .. . made wf tin house to aforesaid, made a ebarga upon them.— disooter the ac Company A than came lais the same line end to bring away all their arms. with company F, and fidling behind an By Order sd Beta. M. Betastocros. embankment thrown up for a fonoc, punt­ ed a tnurderouj fire upon the enemy wbtab caused them to retreat to a road about hab'u mile distant. Hese they tbe Ixwl kind of courage. “ * Lid just formed in gn.>d order w^ro a I w««uld pull off tbeir caps and Aem tendering report was heard, a whtaung defiantly in tbe air at each discharge of noiee and an staves ineb abvll struck in No toss oa either side. i hr cantxm. Two or three seemed to laae tbeir very mid-1 killing (*» was told by Tbe bealtbvf UtetraepMMBposiiigoar tbeir Mrength at the fire: fire, and did n<»t one of their men taken pn«rf*ers) fifteen brigade is a<g as g^g a I test reonrer ft ocatn ttxrtil we were p**t dan uf tbeir men. This threw them into tor- wrote* the 5th regimaat sew eefibring ger. From thia time, up io the first of rihla eonitai'in. and they omumewonda •sorely with the MMOstes, wwteg u. the January we had nothing of iinjw-rtanoe in prvHpilatt retrwtt. but they were follow­ bad wmUmt many have M •» them. camp, except company and battallion ed for three ndlr» by sheila which were drills. emt with deadly aim, directed as they On tbe 30ih of Decamber at tw<» were by a man on the top uf the mast o’riwcfc P. M. I wad ordered ta the Ferry Dteu. to take charge uf Ac lino of pick­ ed* for tbr<*e mile-down th* Cmmsw riv •.and lenged in rff-ctinga tendit five flat teatfv were to be ffMBfata.andtolte W ei-- ----------------forfotaae ttae. At 4 o’otes* A. M. D-a Mm Lian. FklUiptwi -r ta kriA to ,~M iMmrn. �"WWBBU. oral wi “One down aamj that wfcfla jA 'BTf ptetr Jt troupe BVCAMvUlqu being •‘Knl ; after which it'^ugued IM dif. . Letters found fo Price** headquarters The Government hwd released commanded (..<*! BjUim.U.M.w.liiuM, lu Ar nuiuhrr ..fjxhur.l pt kansas. Albert Pike ia working wun- warren and tJifaveCle. sur.^a.toau^ w fr'.'t wn tbeir parole .. .............W Gtt Picree be folse fiy bnth tbe origioatof add W' tte ^IwUr.-A#^ «. Gso, Hallvok bag foUowiag 'h/wW M ly- for ninety taMpIrd by PeaMrlraala Lsftelntnre. . Pb.l«<Mpbia,F*h. 21. Tbe State Legi-fa'ure Ims tdjjW8fd Magnetic Ointr: dy,if used iu M rhyThrori Wf . hotflauitei. This Ototm*«t hMjbeen be­ by’ McCW fact's command; stand at Sugar ■ <»U tbe Ithh. KuMtias sf Gontea. , x Now Yrarh. Feb. 21. mant, and again fled. Many pri»oni-n» wjTO taksn, and a quantify ufZrma', which Ma n»an threw away In tbrir flight S(k adtfifttaal bnat load* of the Dnurfsup prisoWer* arrived hut highland thi* tnorting. and will be speedily forwarded to thair destination. ’ •afattetas. «wd that mare thau one Stea, wv m the srmiasof tbwUawo <rofo thia forces fleitrtaVy to perfect tbe victory and purseb tbe broken enemy. The bat­ tle wm fought, we may say, almost under the eyo of Gen. McClellan. So remarii- able an achievement has eeWom adorned icience.— TF«A. Cor. If. F. Tma. We tubmit that that oat a^wnnd’erful section, is a member and tea. taken the bomd reth to wUe to.biafatess in hu•’ ” T Jeffereot We have good reasons foe believing that there is a genuine Lodge of this same treasonable order, or a' legitimate off­ achievement,'* hot we doubt if our read­ spring disguised by ora srlllbeahie’.---------- .---------- ---------------------bow it can, this enunty. "ado™” science whan ths facts are presec.fed,: 'Kthe fi& place, it ia known acteristiee, aw be th* pvhticsl that Fort tfoarixon surrendered wtrly in (lie morhing, of the day oa which Me. ordered thk^dtsporitions of forcea.” In the next place, there was no telegraph a different name. in Aad it boar* all the char prodilro time of its known members, that the Enjtdrer charges against the Nile*. Evideoee ia daily Lodge at accumulating, than gf this State arc-attemptiag foiufuoe new life Into tholr ^thigto defbnet 'ogsaixa- Smithland, a distance of one hundred and tion, thruugh tbe orgaaizstinn of lodges, txc-.ty mi’ce. and no oom munication ex- the membora of which station nearer to wpl by water. Fort Denelson dispatch* from But al! the furl liave been brought by water tn Cairo and telegraphed from there,making are swots to aid meat aa the. Gnvernmetit of the United Aad there am Aa best of rea “Adorn ed- tuee!” (Jcaa it 1 “Vnder Which KiagW (»F«a» TMX LAX* VICT-'AW.) The- cot+Mpondsni of tho New 27trtte is rithnr a kpav* or a York fool, and Gen. McClellan is liable to thaaame Harsh judgment, i£ be willingly permits such vile though abortive attempts, made Jn hia behaif to steal the renown which be longs to those who risked their live* nn tbs battle field, while carrying out their own plans in the disposition of forcM.— And it is this same eorrupotdent who, tn anotiw arlioie gives McClellan credit “Bui ws jmn in ths s.vng nf rejoicing, for by th* *word alone san psao* b« re­ stored. Tbe day for pemeable eoan pro­ than be that hi* own pen heaped vituper­ mise pasted months ago. now no othar ation upon Gen. Fremont, fie setting on hwpo is left us but to fight, and th* dead­ foot such a "vlafowary aad expensive lier we can make It the *oonrr the round of clashing arms wall cease, and the weary aebetne.” But riixSs tho groat euocess of Mm! wounded seldiera return to friends thss* naval armament* on our western and boras.”—Pioneer, Feb. 21. riven, such puppets give the credit What awkward work a man makes, thair cooceplion, to tbeir inert deity. writing rm th* war, whose head is fur the ' relation to the professed Nashville. Secretary Btanfon great credit far the rt- cant change to the .-^parent condition of Aiyiata Feb, 18. Prof. Paul arrivsd bare touightfroin Nashville. He aaus khM F«rt ]>.nel*mn foil tm Banday ntrwnM*,'aari Um Gen. Jt’bastri had telsgragbsd to lb« enemy and -riered to stjregnder Naahyilte, on condition-lhat private properly would be respected. ... . . y CUargea Against Cea. Stone. the Union uauae, tbe Secrttary replies M Tbs foil-wiag is the substance of the incgM under which Br|g. Gen. Charles . Slone was arrested, and seal to Fort ifaystlc by the aftamouc train : 1st. !For misbehavior a*, the Battle of Washington, Feh. 21. Gen. C. F. Smith hi to ha made a Ma­ jor-General for gallant oanducl at Fort Donelsou. l* to quarsd ip tamia w soldi erea ad trots there isrita eareai the same results. ■trikii rush into inay be set down a* a foregone conclusion that, under anr proWMe sirenmstaneca, Regralratien, then, will pleas* tak^japtire, that they have duties to perform, in Aeir respective capacities to prepare the way will be i Irrendered without any fighting.” —yro rork TrHu*4. county will convene en tbe 14th of March;- a mistake of precisdy cute month. Ths 14th day of April ts the lime designated Ths Wihsxt MaKUVACtuas.—Large iu the Judge’s order. . dealcra, who nr* -pleading ou fa hall of tbe wpi*ky inte>ret with the onpiniitter. < vw Ktuam.—( n Saturday last, a row «n ways and mronw al Wa'*hlngt««n make the slniirat incra<l:'ble asrertinn that the tielimgin£ tA-Henry Bronron, and one ofo total pr- dneta uf all the HlatiNerfaa in the United States is not les* than six hundred OiUlion ol gnifona. the'RHtnV rows that infest fair business streets, much tn (heir own danger and the annoyanceof those Who brihg teams into-toan.iWokea !»c In jumping over nu’• Tas Losse* ik J a a cast.—The New York Herald (out* up the ITiirm Prases in-the skirmishes and battle* of January, as 48 killed, 185 wiuinded. and none ta­ ken priei-aera. Total. Ht8. That nf tbe rebels was 286 IhIM. 384 wonodsd, and 845 captured. Total, 1.013. •’« *1*4, Of ranine rim had to be killed. rsr* Reinforcements have been sent h» General Bi;rnaide, which wii|-vnake his force 40,000 strong. Hamid Fog G>>vxs«.or,—-The Eh*.. thrnaH.c.f |{.,| Gen. Butkr. has sailed with a regime*! and a halt to re- It ia alee staled that a portion of Chpt. Flirt hr’s mortar boat Geb. W. P.ck; an the*Dmi'-crrtic rand fleet fair! turned up nt that pnin|L M«iW.e, date for Gbvffha*. nr New Orleans will prbhaWy be attack­ ed »«xin. , A son of General Price, himself I a Brigadier General, wee captured at W.irsaw, Mo, several days since, while on' recruiting service. wtll bora thsBowli at Naahvi no idea of surrendering Nubvilla. Pil­ low and Floyd are both at Nash* Ills and Beauregard is <ck there <>f typhoid fever 6r~ Siwe tbruat. Prayer* ware altered fax him io xhs/ihgrAo of Charleston «*p Sunday, u,l. Gen. XcCl.JIa,, I, probabl.v .Ttn In <he ulntr-i* Mtr-.-Hrminr th', “di. pwirtro. n6ta rttrt" " al F9rt Donnlant. Hew Advertisements. t^to’Thr report that Columbus, Ky. h.id been svoeuatod by the rebels “The Pr«<vo*t Marshal at Qsrkevillt- to be unlrus. Notice I! ~ them out. Kxsttlng of tbe Conaty Farm! <3'*rdon. kb’ defer captain was Proposals will he received by tho un hong ia New York on Friday. Thio ' U Oeraipied. far csrryMJg on ttae Cocmtt F*** for the firef cm* where the laws agaitut the one year from the 1st da; of April Maf; let For s kao end hi* wife to take ckargs »t slave trade bare been enforced. Also, proposals,—lie applicant to famish team sad fanning utensils. The proposals most slate diato«t|j wbsl amount of eotnpsnsslioo will be required If ibe person applying wish to take tbs farm without famishing team or famiing utensil*; or what gmount of compensation will be required, tit* *ppHeaatto famish l»ib. The proposals mar be left at tbe Drug Store of toberis A Striker-, er Btsbblnv, bclor. ths sth day st Marsh Jesx soeser*. | Gsa. Buckner baa been tMiwred to Fort Bonriscn, we loam that the wound the United States Marshal wn a Warrant o» Com. Foote’s fi>ot is a brurse, which issued by Justice Catron, and will be ta­ has caused the foot to swell and compel- ken to Kentucky lor trial for treason. ied tbe da* of a crstch. The Commander, LouisTmtat, Fsb. 23. however, has returned up the Cumber­ Gsn. Buell left hero several days ago Stef&iZtts land on duty. Tbe other hurt the Com­ and prosoedsd in ths direction «l Naab- mm PutVMO, fiaorau menter received was awry -narrow vseap* vMa.. His Suff fasv* her* to-ai<»r>ou ssa from death. C*m. Foote tree in the pilot raoroisg for lhe place.of hi* destination. bwese, wbea a bell from ths 100 pounder skATts Srn»vtA*r.wsw Nrw Y<,ax. Fbb. 28. came through the hoes*, killing the pilot and throwing the body against the Cotnmanderse as to stiffen his arm. TU hail shattered the wheel somewhat, bin Com. F. immediately seised it and eteered the boat until relieved.—tSewfaarf BmlS. :■.-for; Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal affections. Burns, - Piles, Wound* and ' Sore Eye*, Bruises'. - Sm psmpUe’. wilb sgeut, *ad snrasiaMb bst1sLld by all druggists. Prius 25 rts. which may be the result, uf .the coming ' the papers arf iuumg halfsheela. Tbers for these momentous events. •-.... ?*l*tsjifar«e sentiment, and poo-. egfnning t» express their -rpinCntcvn Court.—The Pioneer of last ion* pri ty freely ; there I* no doubt that week say. that tbe Circuit Court for thia »n the 1 prxach'of tho Federal* the city C-faith .4ryu» izens declare that tbe Blate * III se<>n be bsck iato tho Union. Who can combine rhe elements «.f smcase on tbe tattle firid? We owe our ■I| * IfM'fttl'ord, all rears where a soothing _r.:d We suppose, son priatiupra arrived lhi«. nnimngt and mure are' expected b-ttviTow. tnfon* ship Island. saot word toGin. Grant to Com* up and occupy th* towuM once. Officers of the gunfamta now lying there, represent a Union feeling very str-mg. and th* people cogipliment to ths lallsr u«m* to be im­ state they bad bean made to believe that plied by his dosing remark. Read : bolding correspondence with the Unxo army was entirely composed before and after tbs hauls of of Germans and negroes for ataditisn T* tbs BJUo* at«be Jfow Jerk TAwt; ff; and receiving visits front But: I awnowiliii undue merit to be purposes, but ihm* they see it Is not, dies ascribed to my official aetroo. Ths glory xaia Ws camp. are anxious to return to tbeir allegiance. _l’ur treacherously suffering the of our rsatetrviotariM below* t<> the gnl- , Prominent citizens tbvre say similar feel laat oflbssrs sad saMiars that fought th* Mtepy to build « fart or strong work, lings will pwrade the whois State in a sfare tbs Uaule of Ball’s Bluff, under his battlM. No share uf RWongs tw •*.Much bos .recently been said of mlHta- gons, without molestation. "Guv. Harris has called a meeting of .4Mb For a treacherous design to er I ■ organising victory, the Legislature n«at monday for tbe pur­ wish apprehuMMn.— pure Lu force to captors sod deslraction by tbo.emnny, wd<r pwjtenae <d orders pose it ia affirmed. <>f having all unc<».stifor a aoovtmaat fbuxa the Coaimaadmg tUtionul acts passed by ihrni iuirucdlatrly ter loo. Who ohn o^ganiss ricWyT— General, which order had not been giv««. annullsd, and Tennessee officer* and cit­ neither takes tbe credit hlmsetf nor gives men or Whiskey gnxxlers. jadging the ftiture by the pest, that it Two Thousand two hundred F<»<S Bond- Ne.wV-rk. Fbh.tt. Sorely, “A man cannot given bslow, in which, itwill be seen, he it to Ges. McClellan ; but a left-handed Arrival of Frteoner*. ‘ GMrsr» Feb. ai. surrender of written by a gentfamAn of inftiirnce, wbkh.speaking of the tendency <»f public Union, but whose heart is given to the Demweracy. serve both God and mammon! ” of Indicating any'oouiee to be puratidd Washington, Feb. 20. of ths-west, while no one know* better The New York JVideav, harisg given We do not call . its ropetattoe a* a a* perior Liniment in election, whiskey will flow as freely as Darirfa to-be inaugurated waler on ouj streets, prqgidinganuu) has on Saturday next as President foe six year* nftlip Swuthurn Confederacy ’: hi fire cents of hi* creditor’s money on hand must require a ti|*rv#lltiu* aiadiiat <>f or ac>-nvenient friend to loan him adinin now on tui* <m Its ft* way to L the. War Department. CMil'ires and Kupebilnv** tn luwp bi«‘ in­ . nr •‘stahd treat* But netwitl.-sta»diag; । The Fvde Federal ’ral is,-, fowa ______ at Rnanokv ._ai.__ __Island _4 a' gral from n-aning like a funeral «<rati<>n.' all ilii», there is tometkfog to b* duos.— were fifty kifled Mud two hundred and While he will he hnwnti-d by the ghosts Tbvro*rr, M least, rigbteeA pcraoas IT ho twenty two wounded. The rebel loss of Zollivuflar and WIse, and defirreavd thirteen killed and thirty-nine wonnded. bv the clustering hnrerebf R*ta«w»kr Ifland. will want the nine plfipe* that are to be The enemy were protected :by their ep- Fort Henry and Donelwnn. and Savannah, filled; and at,least 5* a of thea* will h*vo trenhmdma and poured a dretrnrtM fire he ean brightep up only as be congratu­ ta be paid a-unething, in the course of the upon our advancing columns, so that o»rr late* Virginia that Fl<>vd remains true, as year, that we net be able toe r.*e<e foUy lues Is She heavlett. rlai/.—A<s> Bedford S/ereury. to xppri-ciataAlieir aerviee*. sud the more Washington. Fsb.21. I h'ghly prize the privilege of bring taxed ' iMTKRKaTIMO n.>M N W O HL I AX* — ' It la believed that nn inh-rnmtion ha* been received here, other than that Ws have even nn extract frou, a private , for as nearhr nothiiUEM can be expressed. The rec»?dor and board ef bronght by tbe Norfolk steamboat, in letter, dated l&uiF- Orfoiuis, Dec. -IOth,f । l>y an 0. 1 witeutan appealtoartns.’-Pionrer Feb. 7 for erigisatmg th* gun-boat enterprise the 10th day <ff Marsh. av.to«^ to thte kriMpet for <b. purpose A dUpatch boat from Gen. Burnside’s Expedition h«s just arrived st haHimmv. Thn’afirisi tepurt <if Gen. Burnside Is A special tn rhe Herald, Washington ‘’There appears to bo no hope ol peeoe 22d. •Tharldeun. lire ynungesl son through the medium nf war. Every uf the President is dangerously ill. and It regiment that io added to tbe army earth is feared tli* disease will aesome |be type nr smith pnatponoe that happy result, if so fatal U> bis bcotbsr. we are to Judge from tho past years ok“Secretary Stanton had another attack perionre. When the questions which produced nf vertigo m> Thursday night, and i* una­ ble to receive visitors ne huetneM* today. tho war are settled, it must bo aceoiu “Mrs. Fremont ia seriously iH, rod it pliehed by commissioners. Tbe same methbd would have settled the trouble is feared her iltoess wiH pro*» tatal." (afte* tsx vjotokiks.) in this village lytojpka place on Monday by Rrpuhlic«*»,-&emt»cretoi-Tctnperanre in the recognition ol Jeff Davis* Govern Hutes. a distance nf nearly two hundred mll« •one for believing that the >kos Pre* ia over which dlsptdhes mutt travel by boiat; not only oognixant of thaee focte, but i* as that McClellan could not git a dispatch aiding In tbe scheme. from Washington to Fort Donslaon in less than sixteen hurt. Private advices Intimate that C-dunibu* has been being evacuated. O_——._j. _c. _ Ji _ ... j . Gordon, ,aa^ecu. ted at noon IJHj speech. 8 .by sjpokHe atte.ftp^, „ ing cigars saturated with a|ryobijin*. APMAN will stod Sarsaparilla FOB yVBHTlSB THE B100D. A' .! f < !&■' ,Zrf5 Li-.-. �BWiCftiWWKR MWtlTMi 1^.00^ S -a Or.** need. hI-Tt' anr EutUr’ ■• NEWS 6 ’X •• ---------1 t D ’ ’ *••*•■’ *•* ’ * — —if ' 7J ••............................................... on. Hon. XUiUHtUl Dated, JkiiuarTzl). US* ' ’ LOW PRICES’ MOWA're life mr.s aad rnccMX bitters t tea teLtesws#?* '* ■■■! .,.,M mmium 8»WUL NOTION. r v&utroui sod Wheat, Cwrn, Oats. Ijtrd. RutHtr, Wood, and GRANT & 8PAUDLING ■ .eaooe luring- ttei Mme hav* maintained a -*• inrerty <r*rr kind ef'ilbasaa id Which tbe bwnaa "lIKKfc art among tbe <ft*Q**alng *»<• Mvttev, ety uf ।>mian rfUeaseahi Whl«h tbe ^L-rlpilDri at the Aisitor »Qice. Wtf UkewiM • »e to Mid day bT RMtfcif. muU ha»’« H Oe-ui^bt Imve jp-time t ™ gu e Ji eating. f EftETABLB HFEMROKINBI f~ FjUi. o>».t w Wv 4^5.VaY,':6.0?&i7S? February, U ttka year oM thousand mght bundo'I’mhJUm lJ ,W0: Pf**®?’’ **««*. Judg* . l“ ttaj»«tu r of Um cetaisdf Cbariea C. Oriflln On reading and Itip; Prize Poetry. Let ChivfUio* Uaat nf-deeda of war. And MtnetMe turn tbeir MTeef gniUn. A uobler theme mr Aee.-l it 0Ha­ lo praiso -f »aaic<‘* maUblesA Pflla. Tbeir ------------------------ --Their woodrvtu korfca-lbe paper* fill, Produced^/ ttotick’* maietlesi Pius, <:oMMna;K»Nwn'8 notice This esarmicg <.om|*>ntid will aearoa it oat. And health a* tin r-'-' syMem fol. If jro» fly «.M*m to Uxkuuc'a Pllb. dsbiiltyd fig >??. »S4X,PA^.^ MCh.rl,. C. CrIUB. *7 Awasxh>««MU._eTAiswMicuMas, . At a session of the Probate Quurt far tbe Coen- T. CamnntptiTts. AJveUisor haring been it a taw iraekaby a verr airat og 'ufered MVrntl ymfa will • FACTS* . Are well knu’wyi to b* tnfalnbl*. • ’ DYWEEFNlA.br thoroughly cteebatog th* Brat and second iiomacha, and creating a low of put* and healthy bilt, imgead of the atale and CONTAIN VO MINERAL. acrid kind; FLATCLENCT/l.oaB or ArrtnTF That they cure the Cmoit unlrtraal eoapHfut, Ilrleravaje. Kaaskcn, Htari.takxaaa, iLt Teuren AwXJrrr, Lajceooa, and M ilmtcbom-T, which are gencrefjiymptoniaof Dyapepaia, will ratuab, aa a natural consequence Of its cut*. COTHVENBM, by-deacaiag tho whoi* _______ ____ »lh ol the inwimea with a aolyant prooeu. COMPLAINT, nttbout violence; all riplent put*?* I**”* »• bow-elii eoatir* within twd thy*. .......... FK VKtUi uf all kinds, by naloring the Wood U> a regular circulation, through lha prucaa* cf reipiraiivn in such etaea. and the thorough aolado* ufaR iittestiiMl ub-truciimi tn othtta.' The Lin Miuictau hfte been knuwu to cure BIIEUM aTLsM (MytnatraiHir, iu three weeka. aad Cl OUT iu half diat time, by remoring local Ini*, niktnmihim lb* tnueclv* mid ligataeiita of tbe joiuta. - i DUDPSIES of *11 kind*, by fr*«ing and atrngth ■ etnfig the kidney* and btaddir, they ojierate moat ' delightfully on tb*M- important organ*, and bonce । taser crarAmya found a certain remedy for the wor»t casAR ofjUllAVEL. Alan WORWH. by ilialudging from th* turning* ol tbe bowel* tbe ilusy matter to which UTm* cceaturii. adjure. • SCURTBT. ULCERS, and INVETERATE SOKE«by a perfect uurit. which theav LIFE MI.DIUINUSgive to the bluoduMtdaU the hutaara. RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED, NCu.tBJfl IC EHUPTSONb and -BAD CnMPLhXfONB. b» their alterative effect upon and tbereu no diaeaae of the Stomach and Beweia the fluid- that food tbe akin, and the morbid Mate ibe liver, th* narvuua system, the akin, glands er ufwlucb oecasiwut all entpii re complaints, aalluw | clundy, ki-d otlisr disagreeable complexion*. ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OB till t»»e onset* Pill* for a verr »bort time, win OB^FROUTIONN OFTtfY BLOOD eS«u a^euttregure of SALT HUH UM. and a aUi (Hi SLCUmONb. iq WLieh they do net give *r«**f rrfkf, and, fxl adnrtr.l*tTied before iGe very citadel cf Iff* bu beamuvBded.plfecr • Mintun endf-cferf ore. Baar iatuind that the SCANDIN-VFIAN VEQ. ETaULK BLOOD PILLS ar* cudoraed by th* iclne*, »aa cured ofl'dce. of >’.5 y«a eap* teuceof '.Uouaanda ol living witacaaee wbo, U»e use »f the Lire Mwmanrna sliini Irtletter*. eftdarlu, medical work*, end by word FkVEK AND AGL'E.-For thia . of tnouUi. proclaim them to be tbe very beat ptefW Western country. I haw Medie;iu>'» arttlon ■•! the kind ee<r offered to tbe broktodown a »afo. speedy and certainremedy, victim* of ill health; Tbmr hwdt cliaras*ai*sa*fi cim■•. kerb the nymeni subject to an__ _________ disease a cure iij.iinse nirdiciue, is penuaneut. *ierv avenucaad organ of ibe ayium.and to crptl st thoroughly and pciw.atUndy. . , •. Ta, Tuca, ar S-iTurnro. ax:> ex Cifen. Bll.lfrtfa FEVERM a life# gompi.ainth. q,n«aii.l>gaiutr. 1-basar \rrmn. aud BtiLur»(ir k»a*L>a the Medicine* hare be«u a,rd with the tnu»t IfencflcMl revolt* in caret of thia deMii|>twn; ■ Kikea Bru, and ^caoruta, in iu «or»i t-jrnu. yirlda to the mild vet powerCUI anuo;i •'( theie remarkable Mewnnea. Ntoar tAwkATa N-cmveDaStutS, K «kt«3 Conuixn ot ail fciud».4*abMyaWoa <w tn*. Hamit, Pmxtm*> *' -- Eervciwhoaecon’- IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; : gaooa Tua lag, the last three tlVTif Come and See ! I DA RUNGS LIVER REGULATOR WE hvae just received I o th ia attacf^I hu^Sen^rmSleJwllt J^J^ejJK several month*: 1 have to: nothing of II aioco." r Itegwiktr, hif. It i* ( tborogh •iuSssUwIaaulL-Um. " KE3DUIISB WCBB, Bartiar* iiwwms, - tail-uidwJjr^U. [t»r«tvtos,n,rk,lc«.. WHIiasnibnrgb, L. J., write*: A^yttetB^lCTO — MdtobUwns klucka, 1wat kflvuuul’ by s Wruws livjb eegvlator. 'atituticns hare become unpaired by tbe tajadt Intuit; of M.wanl .Mawyttp. ciuua one Df M*xcr«rt will find thew MadMtaaa TATE Oi .‘UCHRJAX. Bmulx Cocstt. »s. .a pvrffct cure, aa I her ne« ei fall to cradfeaie ftom Al a BCttion of lire Pn.bste Uocrt. for tbe the tiMem.''a!f the eRewta of Meroory, infltrtMy co jut-ofjitart;. tecMrr. eV thsPr-Jbate «>W5< r in ■ sooner.ti<ari the tuOel powerful prepanAieo* of. ’.the village os TlaiUug*. un Mondiv the' Cd day I of Fcbiiini*z.Tb'tti* rear ef surLord one Uioiirrapued and auJdky W. B. MOFFAT, 5M Uiumi •* «, Nuw S'oiu . FOlf|ltE BTkU. r'.BOTUlS. haw* also ossd Kss a 1m** • FAMHrY MEDICIN®When curchndrta art out st sort*, we-gifr MtWa aWwdropa, end it aMa tbenT»Jl ragbt. ’ NM H me*to th* satvd «MU of ths etamseb amUdWr S A NEW AWHCt-a Bv. BeHackH fttvMiaela Bitten, A bow and di hrhtful Stomachic and Cordial for K3”ASK’ iih,ax?-,."3 Hoti uf nil Hous compitnr.t* tuciocBv to the w telcountry. T— “ Asa A rahrve I in flauoe it Saejwrter to ott ether Bitten, try MRS. WKTSJLOW, An expenenced Nurae nod Female -Phytic;an, prraenta u> the attention of tnothera. U' SOOTHING SYRUP, The fn Fur Ciiilttrca Tectblag. Which greatly fitcilHntre the prdceryof teething, by eeAnmMt Mx gun*. redacingaM iademaMn Will allay al) yoin .and apattaodw action, and ia sure * TO HEOULATB THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, inolhera, it will pre real to yoiiinidrco, and ' HARD- WARE! fctoto THE TEST OF I'UU, Aa4 fr»w» am aM >»»«**■ csfltmry. aH are debgbiHi with iu otaerafion%eod lliKtl,l.Wi&,33K“V.^3-TTe I On reading nod tteut tbe petition, duly verified ■of CkUMdaa. LUrreii, widow of aatd 4rc*a,ed. (prayiujnforeortaiw reasons therein set -forth, that adiiiinntirati-iii of Mid estate mar be granted, and that &e peti(ior.er AudSnpbco I’otUr be ap- . matter. -IwLut w'» do knowaflrr wu react etpetlcstm, and pledge our Wpufotion for the fulfil) । mc:.t of wbat we bare decl»fe. In aUno«t even। lunisncc where tbt Infest U anffcrn» fmtn pain j and exhaustion, relief Will be found-in Aftsea or i twenty minute* after the. kynyi i* adminuttered. i Tlua valuable ursuaratiOn ia Llui ’nraa^riulfon ,EK?iZ- ’WSU'S'WSSm «... *.av, I set in N»w England, and ha* I u everfoil ingtmecev* in day of March. |n#i. at d«v»n o'clock, in the fore MMt rsteltr.. Sti-saulde!*.rs. AND Wr have |>u up and Mid thia article for. «-rer ton *$«”• a^d-can mj,(u uukkaevmui of I.', Wkat we awrer b«ve -been to-eaV of any le'dbbi ffor'ibe CCUhAilata Ollier, in the loudav, tbe (w*nlybe year on* tbousund >. ■ I'reaeat, SIm.-fean DRY GOODS! been u**d with WJ ilBtetipLiqu Thou«nnfl» of rate*. Hootonlr relievta tbe^hild from pain, bulinrigvmte* the stplnbcb and bowel*, cofocct* Mid itv.'and ginw tea* end iwergv to <Re whole *y», te*n. It will almost ia»taaU*r. >Wi«r* i SMCIililBS m j As k'’.v as ''. Tyt Fur Car.. r aV" GrlptaC In lha Howe la aad Wiad Cholic, I and overcome convulsion*, which, if not epeediiy rcmedM.*nddff dcktfe We believe it-tM-M*i sud .wrgl remedy u> Abf fraHtii in -gH; e*m o Dysentery and Diarrhaa iu children, whetbar it i kriae* from teething, or any other cause. We । wKU!<r«aytorvcry’mcrtfl:r wbAlOA alaffliTW. ' ft nog from any of the foregoing diseases, do not J Warm Mmj •* AU Hour. ! o? rf5<!u.*b if Stacks of Cun.»ti.« in Ian,/ bir< Orleans, MiibwwmIv, Powifenrf Wl Gr»«ul Clo thing V mans, aa • Also, loo Cressi an* laaiaaaSe. • - ■ HOME*! SALE ■ ■ OF IPCiyn4X-rbc tirciH Conrt tie.; Kcmr WefiMthb. urnkiM tbe Ke-a|nKle SuwWr.dr>K««i.'Wllla» Wm, Cicitnt. Ti'tneccu nnd B»i ufff World. r Priucipnl Ofllcr, 13 <M*rSt., N. Y. raid, mar « an* Mi ^odH». Ju.k«H«trt. one door east trnU in b^fei'-erit^iaiHM'.'wiitoii- nnniM fWI THE ONLY PREPARATION of the.oMeM ami moat eminent Madfed fractitranera of fte Wgat. and It » direeUy predientad open •e wartta o< Weaten pwotfta, TIimo Bitv-ra derira tfemr trimulM from tbe powerful tonic thrttirt of th* root* and heft* of wMsJi they am oempowd. ttd•**»«> jJClgA l\rmc unnatural crarmga of the aiwMnhxbratiUp i romourv of RSUKF AJ1D HEALTH TO TOOK IS FA STU or Joseph W. Barrett. *X^' UAh-Atf .-ST ATEQ* Al'-UIDAS,, daeuxq.£-£ das l a JSaX«M.SU,N.» York. P*C an is Af) ce at -nd er p^*,taa .w-i Ffffi?.rT____ ' ., •• r. •- - •<’.'<• at MM1 • alnr. pnhl to SH*ag *^ lie’WlfHnip aWth vicinhy, and j >n C'lnntni’ci'tl. in nt ery oasc. „ �AY»*B CATHARTIC FILLS. CHEAT famuz TUBUn. WKU1T A LAMOKX, CXKAMat AXD xanm FaatUj Newapaper than aw> New T<*rk aSwSSiir. The Paraorr Wbut Tmibbmji to w<w ia ita Thirteenth Year. h ia a Lwfger, Cheaper, and. tor Mtotogsn readrrs, a Belter Family NeVBpapcr.than any New Tort, or >41tor'Eastern Paper published. FALL AND WINTER Il contains Eight Pages offtrerw .-luarns •aoh, i.«akiag b larger than the New York ABB NOW ON Tribune. It furnia'am t»« M«togaw rea drr- all Important General Neva aa Ful­ ly and Latbb lhea any New York Paper, and Telegraphic. F**rrijb> D»mNtn. East I wilfa oa. of Um LARGEST era and torn* Market NEWS FROM THREE TO FOUR DAYS LATER TH A N ANY N E W YORK W EEK LY PAPER, wbach with ita Agricultural, Commercial. n.ier-ellaa-ous, at>d Stale Important Local News from all pane, I DRY GOODS a s.iwitran wf all inirrwrfter awd of Michigan-. ito devotion to the Local and General Int-rates <d Michigan give tu hs rote tuns Attractions which Cttitrna «.f Mh-higan <-snnot find ia any New Y»fk or oIImw Eaatom Paper, and IT WILL MEND MARBLE. h will Mend Bute, O>ml. Lava, and in fact evary th.ag tort Itatola. *e<*b Itowwrto wiA AMXltlCJ£ CULUT' which raano’ hut make it a nmrw welcome ' isltor u. th- Fanoh Cirri* ih* Farmer Mechanics. Merchant. or P>.4*i. «.l Man and gjre tn the Dttroit Wttkly । TWiaae aaperior daima to their paUnB- 1 M Arprafc. THE DETBOTT ADVERTISER. GROCERIES WKiWIClIuTrOR IMS. ielura are determined that Ita Regular, reliable coi respondents with the Mwhijnm Rrginierits in the Army .and •I Wadimgtiui.will continue tu »iv«- 'hr CROCKER Y! BOOTS, SHOES, Lc., ' of our Micotoau soldiers during the war and ut tbr doing', of rongivas In tb«s leaturv the YFtottae haa tn- sutieriuf to ih« State, aa it bus mit in general totereai • >r variety of carefully wlacU-d newa and Family reading, while the attwitioi. paid I t» our owu Slotf maltrrt make* II. fiir the ! Mkhigan rwkr. whether fanner, ma hank, or otto r vipcrior tu any Eaaie<n PeUUeaL Il will alm to be Uld and fearleea In adscealiag tbe principles <>f tbe Rrrra uaaar Pa*TT. which k fcitbfully earned **ll is atwape ready; Udy--/B4y<arfraf ‘■We beva tried to a readers i f the Tus D>TB>>rr TaiBCWB full ! and ommlr nnvaialsuf the in«***n>en<» Tn Daily Anvawnwi has entered ito in the North-west, and I Ever shown iu thia AME1K IB (EUEMT CLCE. Price 25 Ceuta par Bottle. Pries 95 Ceuta par Bottle. Price 95 Cento per Butt'e. Pnro 23 Cento per Bottle. Prirr 25 Cents per Buttle. I’rie. 25 Cento per Battle. Market, which we TERMS v‘A*II. are prepared to sell at a small tW Fer Bai« by all hrygt.to. aad mvtornpaa advance from owt fa the councils nf our nation, will ease h, and will make it the freest and beat Government the world ever saw. It will discum with faithfulness and eandor nil the great qureth*na agitating tho public mind from day to day. On the question «f tho oxtenauo of Hv NEW YORK COSTS. J. 8. GOODYEAH & Co. IK JOHM> « CKOalaEY, (Ms MaatoMtiwws.) 7B WILLIAM STREET, WKW TURK. Cerser to IJtoity Street. hi.portani tu Her।sr Owners. Iniporaul to Build era. Important tu Railroad Companies. Importotil to Farmers. >n Size and (sritenil Inirtvst and Bel:rr fiw^brm than ant Nr» York .* ntbrr Eastern paper at the toveto prtor To all wkom ttia meg roarers end it ton ctrnt tvfryioJy. t» Clvbo. as a means of preparing and JOHNS A CKOSLEY’8 fi>rtif«iag iu political friends nn Statv Im CBS and all questions State Pollay, and State Administration, and as an induce mteil t» Voluntary Eff-ri tg> the part n| she Republicans nf Mirhirai* f-r ih» mineral good, t«.g«t up Cl» a 4’"l r<lr*’*1 IT IS FIKE AND WATER PROOF its circulation U> every nrgauta-d T»«u ship in the State. Re|tublicaaa I Rally Il see be appted to asw sad eLsaoert to six h- tbe supp-rt nf y.av Outiity and Stale Pspaea. Ths tot is only abate Ons-Third that to Its, I’er-Mis rngagmr t< AMU FT la TWICE AB DC KAata. iHp c»lAA a, nd ir Tbw ariieir ba* bee* itowwaMy tosssd to Wow V«rt .ml .11 paru at Ue Umtw 'smA*, CEMENT HOOFING, It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of tbe present *«r against treason and disunion, until (ha^vmtige of thia most utmatoral aad wricked rehellion is crushed out. Hews DepartmenU The proprietors are resolved tn spare I no pdfo^nrekpense to make tbe AnvtcaTtsf* equal, in all that omslitutca a good newspaper, v> any published in tbe Weat Wite this view an side corps nf Pnily Tribune The iau» Prwet«> Gubs will o>4 admit 1 of the payment of e>>nimiaaiiin« h> Agents beyond the atoivi-tarius. Our aim and deston is t» tumieh to Michigan readers a Mtcaiaaa Family NgwaeAFKa. equal Mav Slavery, it will stand forth its un tweaw the North and tho South, and that ft lervee a fearful blight npno theemintry hr batten seeking to outspread and uphold Fm-a Gub nf F.fty we give Thrw Extra Cnptaa,.u- tbr Tn Weekly Tribuae Fur a (Tub >.f O».e Hundred, Exira NEW YORK MERCURY PAY raportors. writers ami cbrf-rspieidents has Mtt engaged, wbrae attention every ptata, erent of importance will claim. Arraugments have been made omraring fw thia paper the moet compete com pendium of foreign intelligence published ALWAYS IN Ara wregatte te aa smk ■bcliM bmA tosai ■■ t»r lbs tost ta«*tj Sts ssissssttf; Utters, bad rtess Ssab L-.rd.eal practities' rs. Si V AN«|. W ben m OnL l*«ii fi r*M led. a-*! dilMKi* mat be tuadb tn It ••« the w»tu 'mna, whether eent in by tbr |wro>> lorniiua ii ur not II » im< becsonr i tltal tbe nicnilmr* <»f a (luhdnml'1 rerun । d>dr papers ;rt »h- eshie P*»ni. fiVjr. Clei f»ry men ..*«• an।.plied at ’lie lu-wear < lc I Ratkh Money may 1* torwrtnL-d by ma I:.1 our risk Pt|>e<d,>M,n (>4iir» will b •eat free tn all whn dewrw tliHw. in aav paper wort of New Y»rk, while our ftriliUes for obtaining domestic news, military, politics! and general, are n«>t awrow lead by any other journal, Breidra laving paid correspondents in all the oampa Wes* and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the oaaaiMi of Congress, and shall alsraya be prepared to send s[>ecial reporters wbcrcwver hecakiod may require. Thus, as a newspaper, wo propose to place the Anvnnna in tbe first rank. The Detroit Daily Tribune !■ published M.-iu<ngaud Ev>-*mig. and is mail to all part* <4' (hr Blate. by tbr first rXpUM. railroad, and «*h«i CoUvryOMevK giving tbr very Intut Tele­ graph. Cnmru«eviai. Marine. P.ditrn! ai»l Gturral Nm. Foreign and dotnrsfic. Tbium- 9ft per year. •partNer lute Iota, I TBFDETROITTRIWEEKLTTRIBCKE la published ever. TiHmday.Thursday and Saturday nii-rning; nud sent by mail t» ail iMria. on th<' morning «>f puh!ic«ti«w< at 99 00 par annum; two n.pi.-» 1&.00; five o>p>ew. in ।me addre«a. $10 00; ami ' ' TOXIC, MbMCIXI A» BXVIRAftK. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!I GUTTA PEKCHA CEMENT, c«hw r.f .11 K.aA. .fan xprw.nl tn the Atoma uf the Weather, any Isrg. t iiiuntwr a’ the aamw rate. !• o-niahis all the tolrto nevaofVw.i dais «>t > he I tolly tlwajrt been and will U. a aalaaMa lamilt >apar tea fatal gaaatlj DE J. DOTES BODS’ swarar � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-03-05.pdf 7c1d3d6aad69a488cc5413381a0252d2 PDF Text Text �stal tmi fflisttUantiM. Feb I by two th I, and the 1 Ball’s Bluff. another sun.l at MurMB4>H.pe had left « pwliee force. fteWrt wffli ffie Ln’ ********* United States.^ and bl00,1 „ .., , „ _______ _ . isted bi of Gw- McQallan.^ ashingtoc oorrespondeot of the Spring•minec frteilSMR <011 of it, r.r.-«Tka JW* Hnwd —4 ba—WMHinSr SwwWvMurw. »»; terir e ■rtdK wd- A, KJT* ■'r. Mh-au Gulden Grrie. ace not worth a reply, teingtho usual ITvmorratio fetMl* • w«tVl ar. arguluarit, bj low’sbmg Vii .ulgjr ,ptou<, lished in thia pap^f. returned from the army from 9K4jrldij,faMK *»n after his bion < . St «• .G-n H.llerk thia morniar taltwrakM (A*. H^WlM»AU..wf's, . . Jr Aa><vat> h*a *■«>« •»“»M Ow.«..U..». S, latt htefMV WeWpposad It wai-a matter of hiatmy weW eetoMtsbed that truth an ur|Aiixatirt^ * a> detected and bntthlp' al; Marlon vu Th. ««< fuck TtfE-Hottno of the diaeMesMS known. It was thueeht 4h {;A\?L , ywenniwy, wrav wwtbi prrww» vaiiiuvviu tl>e premonitory symptoms of the dis- eW>lj|,r,ln«,pUn’»<^ ir >n. Ohio, and that duritig tee examination of Wed­ parties arrested ttero K came eut. in evi­ dence that similar kdgea existed- to> one-’ Bretsmr«it«n<s. nesday the I9ih ult. John Freeland, of GaHtidAM OM ofhirbamM MV WHwfb Of tea treasonable charaeler pf ibis or* dec we hard acme wvidenoe tn offer fqp* teMiATn ebmqMmiAMMr^'Ad'K^ Inquirer, tj tbe 2Gih I rwt.as'follows ; nei^rj^MVfHMNriMMk* wjRw«aft>« •rta, both of thia village, successfully perform rd the odRMfefflh on Wednesday 'n»fr* “Mr. Editor. nejitniSBa and rrtilyrmt* Cuimninsiuuvr for the Slate of Ohio, was engaged fc.r-jcverfJ <Uyv in euiuiniufi eases nfth. K»ipbta of Goldyg Cc^ trpnj Man- n county. phlu..arn > .' . the charge n( cunspiraoy againat thi Gov . XpiUUd . UsriavilteEeb.28. vfc’ocvcA.'x.nX Ths Rtate Ohio and the fleeote Min­ n root a, tele P. M. received tvm 'opipndM 4<efrnm tte Muhlkdlro ilffjMvtle. In romnvtedrtHon sfthslr etetnry al Mill Spring, Jan. IPth. ierui.lc c:::: '• siasm att.ewied tte pteeantari<»n. «'. llV!h',:SP* irivndat Mmjford-otlle to day. He reports ■" “ “■ ““-oSj-Tdyfli, and that ifcA rebels pre^pndM tr> be con rhxracte^ze seeessUm, and never addirteJ centraBtr; 200 000 m*n at M^dfordsbum d^thi -tritra pofitieal .thtwi that pre- intending U give tattle there; vailhtevther pfrta of -fta 9i. Lm>«. F<*. M Memphis papers <if the 10lh sgy Gen. Poll issued ordure yedtetday that the trarit of the Memphis Mid "(We R. R, should ’fie torn up and bridges destroyed pruparaloty tn the evacuation afGduin htis and demolition of the furtifieatlohs. iy G„d The Coluifihus forces a£e to fait bark to ____ ---------------------------------bland No. 4. plxHit 45 mite below Co dtiqadf । tew [ will not rest, nr sleep jmte AbrwIttiahus. wbieh. h is eaid, pumrnsads the ham Liqooin. now Freauieot, shall be ret rl vlrand can be fin titled with heavy guns, iMraed mH <»fthe PreaiitenUaLChaira and and made impregnable a|a'»ntrt. way riVer I will wade in bted up tn my kneee a* snow n-Wawn •Dat______ ___________ Bdivar, Ya, march pi«b bin anny ro take the city id Sines hjij__ _______ Wate>"fct‘»n *"d the White Hones, to Ai wad he «>MM have chniNtnd hante.— tee aam^. S> teip me G-d wte Jteep Gar adMWQt guard* <3.«sisling << tbs nM> alesdfast to d» tee aaaae.” TteXhte28Ui PteiMylvania Regiment passed over mieeiaeer, up-0 tea trotimowy, iseli- b* lht> Potomac from Sandy JB«»^t.4o,-)i(a*> bail tee perbroetese emanmatson .had pen’e Ferry, «d u*.k ywfsnion .4 the lass tee nyxt dja?- AmjU provteoea •■ i-«>ajA athieildite pteftetetK’WMp*’ forlramMcUte^imMs over tte river was Wte’^me teak Jb* “¥ve «wr" se ats fmov.ideJ atd>?r *d,aoer guard ounaid pected tesigtertt* bar h'^ule aiiaaoa tw- ersbly rei*fimced. 1(n . day. Ijis su^imjurasteb.te^amvwr. teat P-»*Ma«d,Cher|mtewn.ted * ronWil! thnee organs of ths teeainnnble sp< w4Vbe AU>r«I 4^ K-teraa date Sidsnble ^wte>a ■/ l^s craaapy mi b<ite Dempcrncy/who a;e iuiw .so rn- Ut>iaiv -Site-w4l-pyteably proceed te Shsuanduah, an. now om-ugegedinthe ^pdeasor Un sea wtteuM a owaannor leader, endvill, £*o»T» tegiiMsmaij. of tee enasnVf.ete ^.the^liseb.^qpabte moment, be put aid broi^NMdnwn organiastiea of their u.Ur test tee oriroate beteee were epBbir^ jhey alt cetewd hb tte party, and who f»r that purpose -ppply tee s|roagrttc calwl 4’“»l*ta|ipM- which appauate uf pur army. .,..., • the epithet of ••-AWitl-n traftonT irt all rani< The,te»t werwwsc tee * *8t. Lmde. Fite. W. aaMd.vU teve.vf tea eaact 4aate»te« The firTn'ocr«f‘s Clnrkivtllc despatch, of pitaee uH « writeqb-'w it happens tluO Wteteftte-teto*M*«W .will ba te the the 26tfr, iaie: " The rebel tprom liefo.e every man wNn baa gene from Ilia North ehaprofnu lr.« Kk>be »eteal*»<'ga)»H,: 180 leaving Nashrilte pliindvrod many dwell Ite-t Ite- **«’iiMaail.'stf teo batters tea to eld the trnit.im to ovarthroy tht*g»vfsgx. bruinros fiiinaes, and ridu-d gt*>xt bate t'*te te U* 8. tin alarjn-irimhjr »K peiij)k< Swcral r«h»U c.-nmanl, (ya tymacrtlX and she wi|J J>« w»ae<b+jttepaftei»ad wW«8"r tty tftUuns"tr’hiiHj tetty were Why is U that every K->rte*ni man gunners aud seamen. who has been arrested fer treason—-esery Northern nun.who hse,given aid and ed ,nd all its contents by fire. had, was entirely destroyed, CblDTfl TbeJ»U relent- '•>» WRSR*W>e«ej«Tt*’ »lw,aDd^Mr.wituh have Llo»p and i hM te*. avar einm. »ptfl < aMgbiag i< aUHU,aagmd.as,et^r. Ttowve. ’’Or l&.oWc.V» X^X-OWO-cXx WvWt.w are. X\\e '^.oot tvutfA'% VvwoA, ■Qt. A^oXsceV.', KXcwmmAv. ‘SAXXevs ww X\u V9°T niatv tvttuxu liocXov's mVU> XW. YloWcVa ftXowvacXv IS’vXXvt* <vee \V\x nc\t BoXoet a\\A CotolpvX. Xiv. AkoYiacV.^ •mall cMl!faftA 1 • ; T»« Sumst-ui, M-amr.-TUe March mJWl1>i-r rif ttfi. Mw^iixine ie! J.iii 5^Ivm; !i b->, met,trite no^kvd aucceso thus fur. and is diiicr>Krihii'ihc great qnrotions <»lihc-sar withfrartMi«nrv*,'niet and al.llky. "Among th<-- Phrtn;” by Offismi ii.furtrrttthm from NrfdbeHk ti the War ptpu-Unud^.t^prcarhla the oimstrad, increases tn intermit, and gives .’'ttVterjj^rfc'In JbatU’.i, fiplb* CCffler much new Infotiust'um in rv Uiiutt i<> tee Saute.. Aiuoegihe c»»dtr<l»pw^Mtes itedbe StMe U'l raved tftr LMtti£: etiww to *iemiijsteran,41|MuG. 'wrnp^TgJwsSMkyo A« ■•iwnv.lt B/KimfiaB. A.Oahh Hail II. rich end varied. Ttu» Opening paper. “Southern Aida to the Nor^*(J|*teell drve-e wcvA.'vft.fttet lat?j€ written and highly jWtearrtiiKZ HwG»t- Ointineatnkde parWiahed by J.-llflGil- \>r. YloWeVw ftXovcMxcXx. VrwftA* k>% XVuvrvXxetiu! T)^v> fcwXer^, '5LWun\aX\%’Nx, gXt. r-f K AU 'df tee dBrh, Cfryi^kV, the Unit 9. he catalili Mrxiraft | FOR BALS BY the government 1 Will some poundessuwtesssasteemAssssseeeeja please Ef9< Buell to catch tlirm.’* "THT ann-iiiuafj iKiit ldW»tu*Vu»f rusraiw.dV ie Opened...Ahis We tHThlt die -w'rfr did the 'beat, hnw. wmi u> free and tar<*< crated .4>*otfBrr<h nwder «be *»rd*.r rf tbs bkroetery uf -tee Trva^ry. 1 ------- ---------_ UarebZ ite don't gtea Uwp yet; the wife wsu .. j-.-patA M'kliAdXv roceived from id* ^efrt^aW^ltvIpe {yirrlaw (lov«jfM») al*», and the con CMn.WWr. a- ni w kfi n fleb truce to CulwfrilMes. has wasn't. Atid u'Kat IFm*!*, lJfl»*MrtWn»s was prnhshty madfi fhHH*ik^vfit oftfje returned. It is thought he ju»dr-a good' trade.— 'Hattingi Banner. 4a*e XW MW _ w, ___ _ I made as trip on Thursdayv under < MU. iteJ s.^f. /T- ^«-w.-4l -tteMh-stewteteNteN^^temtetee lumbus is to be evacuab-Ssyt WaaBiroTOii iRtraa (MbJd In Ineklng over Irvinga hapj fill deeonptiou ofJohn BuMy ( Book.* we find the following. -------------- -------- ---------------- aatwa^jaariyt n& riSTUggt 4U1' “C~b.i fhirW telegra^ed tn Gel/WH lvMsn lest Ht. YUWk't tSx.ow.ct.cVv TivXX^v* MuaaSat«« pkw.____________ ..e J^tlve^6-F^W9»r XnAvo^Xe X\\€ v>co^ a-oA AaXnXvXuXtA. •ronsJirtl Vlm.'.tete®iart»mM!aHd tteiijU. The veteds offered tnaurreswter if sfrnwed tn march mil with the hon.wt m' Wttl Gen. Buell ssfwadi einteloiwaiidt d an un Mr. and and what of grain and provision! they w^Vjf#WKwr <A SX.ow.vv.cVv TivXXcv* T®aN«wtheim»w Tssteeute N>» i.WmHftT c wrsyissl <4U« Ommcr FWtewsteyh. teMeapemrt is tee ran wta tea teen eesft to-Fart Layftytete fasten now ruteMtettetiiteteya’ ette’ae ait enemy to his matey, it a notbas casi be giron trite. baMm/ur-te* aomfurt tn the eaemy—every Northern dvqte ate eae-teoMMb. Gf rw'nteaed botes..tite wJiUwnsaroddbniiMB temrrwilliwM. mrafaterten; teeeh .teh liens, 4ve teterete;’ forfcv rnfttidfaa. .cte government at ear c/.< while a Urge tenueande; fiftate w.iiihate Are tetef ante -ted lyh isiiiliohs, trts thettete’*^ portion nf tb» leafl'ioc 0»0M>cr*te an Of aiwpm boad«roi|ter tetetetelljte gaged 4n the •», «m eyswpMhiaiag wMi 'Mte*i«tea,wte tetety telfitesfite the reWs; «<nne srrttr, iflco-lhe edhnr D». teoueaate. I, jH. x-u : 1 ,ia iJhJbkteteii------ ■■-■•* •-U.u. U’ty>K«>vMUM>«"< A««b-J . Ilovaa Bunwaj^— Op Wednesday of last week the lug dwelling of Ashficld Graham oloasttswa iteswatlftrly c*«»uin- Mat iHEttlnref the p^rrrh ilkrbii I —ir< Frj*- U1 IW:**** didn’t �r PUre, Chills ----- wojl ”«aoidUi LIVER WHATOR Pemoves toe morbid and bilious deposits from ifis® PIMM'S ucod aa .Bp.AK'j, th* May <.r«'«Jf’* Nut aioue falubu, a • superior topic and dlnrwtsc । ezndlnt In H ef loan of appetite, flatuletscy, female we*k«. iQWilaritiw, pa<n In the rids aad bowels. M| wRaM>Tu.j । , w READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; Errs-.-r* ..r PrMolto w. the PiTtsTurgti GMetIt, rti ©ctruk'iin in imw rrfiUbd u tHe.rivrnt thatihv rftnseh wateri-. Mich nn extetil as . ~r. Mik <»f . thu brfll fiJl.jnid lukc dul l from the legs *f hor-ir* driven into It. DARLING’S LIVER !! REGULATOR oBiww.>©•) Aad now consider myself Zahre-'y eured,” ; ?7~ Mas* of the Fort Wxrrcn priaun.rp werw retard .m Saturday. »n U-cir taking U -WegMUK^.gwp^h to a, hue, ur.drr fium Wa-hrngt «a. . i-.ur however, r.'fu-cd their liberty, ew^pl ••Mr unn.-.idili.-nnl lei in*. Il la thossg . :!,.■ ,‘ori m«H hrihi out :»«' Ifttjg mm thi'i do. Hon. John Cross writes, •'Brooklyn. March 16 1940. In the spring <.f 1869 I took a s*ve«s cold Which induced a vijeat fever. 1 took tw« doses DAmutm-tJ JW» i^iUAfafi aa ie' pp ywj fWto. ****”n^ fflfTillfire hMitu<J Hastbw|u ** atrtoe I' PrflBtrt iuga. sod show cure, *f auy there to. why to* prayer of the petitioner abaaldtof br'granted. And its* further ordered, thflt laid petitioner It broke up my cold and fvver at case. Previous to this attack. I bad been troubled with dyspepsia •everal mantos: I have felt nothing of it ataco. 0tlsStt{«ej.'BR..4«3 BasVCMb feirdetili T., write*: Aug. 16, I860—I l]*d • difficulty with the Kidney complaint three yean, with constant pain In Ito small of my back. I had used most all kinds Of medidoe*, but found no permanent relief MtU GROCERIES ?orax..%£r. •»• JI-'H-W M It- 41>re« I M>w»*U<y aaa.ifli.MMi Ila- t» .'TS.W~ rAdvertieMnrtt.1 --------- -------------------------- order DlPTtMtwiA AM> thiLep.—Fur thee>ubli *4 Banner, a qtwaHup ;..OhiliM:i%r>iTni-.lt a ■M<* st ttaref fur ala jiatejy previous, to laid Mngnctic (harmwitl is wo nufitdmg reiut•lyjf trerd it. wsenn. Apply 5r. l? t.. tin- i lir«'flt an.f, C,l*i**t atlil ‘vovr uitli x h«R flltiiiH'L - T'Wis Qhitfnrtil hwa hem be COVMMSIttNKRe NOTICE. fire.the puhbc ,,v»r 20 ' »ui-a.xnd its cun startdy lincrifl^ng demand laws estMUinhed -taTii.r) ns h snp.-rii.r LinimciU । Bu'.idvd and aUrJLalKJ. s.^hi^ rwkgmg ! I pasaad slotted biood by too urethra. I antes entirely cured.and take piessure in rsoocimendia; these remedies.” ; ;f ,««*»ia renigtlyjy r^uta'I, 'ftorfsMlhrly in ttheu siiatinin. Nrtintlgia InflamnUon of the B>>«rla am! tuduevi.- Spinal MtU-cbi.rw. fSorri Bvra. 'Burns. Pilva, AVovmh ntxi Crulto*. . •-...■• i Sas pamphlet with agent, and around *s«h b«t- 3s>M Vj air drugeisto. Fries 25 cU. Throat ak» Lcito^.v—At thia araawn z>f the yresr when cuiigli* arid Colds are inwI'IrwtrM ever* family whmtltf ♦»**• ■ . >h- ,;:..! certain rrriii-<k i>t. hand. Rah ■wn*\Hive Sy nip T«du p the very thing. Ifi< n>d .mlr jilcivniit Air children to take. But-to a certain C'U« for Croup, Whoop ini’ Cough Bra-nchlti". C.iugb* an-i nil ufT-ciiona of the Thrunt and LungS-.M-hv ait DnscgiaU. Plica 25 Wt». Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Street. N. T. writes : "Feb. Ml. IMO.—I have to*n scbleet t. Ewr d>„wo I. IM. U.rkM, are prepared to aril at» small 1 CuurLfcr tto ef Jlarry, wto <ul mre t fdr ' i 'Wednesday. stoMNM*'*iitMLdy *f March next, gAbac«|tHa) w> • . , ind on HatMdM I to miseuto^aJ of Auust, one toouvand etjfflf hnnifted and flikty-tw*. at the j Darling’s Life Bitter*, sc*<*vf*Mrth dawo^tobruaey. itMpretolOK lb* time, limited br tto said Prubtie Court, for th* fTnal adi.1.1 meat ef gU <U*M1 *Mn«> aatoeslaU.; bated. Februarr iS.lW. D. Westervelt, of South 6th, near 8th St, Wiliianasburgb, L. I., write*: ••Au«u»t5. lew.— Having baan troubled with » difficult* IctfceL-tvwrand to bilious attacks, 1 wa* advised. by a friend, "JaBtiw;* uv&B RftiUM?W feUi Em., OEOROE-W ’WstLIdMB, > ttowebW. p. .UE.1X ) sieaara I did io and found it to operate admirably, retnov ' tag Ito bile and arousing tto Uvat to activity. I CUA-NCERV SALE TATE OF MtCaKfAT.-’n*'Circuit Court fur Ito cstmty of. garry-i, Chancery. Sahnon J. If. faiiAin^n, Cum . plainaat, • '• " ■' ' f S iiMHmMd.- r3S=;=t^.i,»{=r^. J. 8.0OQ»raB4Co. :tyW WM a wr -M .. WfW^X^Rc a tMWV, rn ^W.’fiWodeVvVto tstSKtejnaywiEai [no’?i * mouth*.* •tthrnrwLJtoliflD «Ud tho»<t>^ piba Unit MW kMn>t*iiRflL., >. failings pritt Gnrrtnl Address, ' DAN’L 8. DARLING, «ir*< tMjHUe*jr* i ■ nbjifc«!L<g|g A jiii^aJagyt, Ayer’s Cherry PectoraJ, m* Tr’*4Hh»'U**>»*or Grass seiii. .. r **J s eS3S.'t1iA .... " Cujuit^koEirs Ninics. . 'm HUI III. ..... ■ « ‘ran1/. ,7-aiuH Twittilw a^\ MOFFAT’S DYSPEPfilA, by thoroughly cleansing the Arst aud armud «tum»chs. sad creating a tow of IsasaMlaar* Uni? n«(iM *M< r«*u«Md >4<«riQreh eigtil day uf ■ । ■■ ' Depsoduptn iU . it «8l giv, *Mt to < Jf fare tto pubto A.ra penod-fTIHJiTY YUH yaaraalv**^ aad » ’ .u-^lflod duriua that lime bar* maintained • high RELIEF ANOlfBAMWPO YOV* TWPAWfS^; character in elnwat every part of tto Globe, fcr t------------ -- --------■ tbeii extraordinaire and immediate power of rea taring perfect health to person• tutoring under i.eariy ever* kind uf disease to which th* human frame it liable. f-ri. The fullowing are among ttie distressing vari­ ety of human disease*lu which toe VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES All p«r»aa» having (taints siain't the Ihlaft Ji Hirai/, . 'flPSCIAt NOTICES. -- Pw CMMm ftvHtatM aM"M>U.o,<B|*«l for. iWa Mfllter of < j>it*ninUHi e Failepla attk^^mirxiisKtri xsssss? .’.tsraraMsrui Mtomt obwfl W fl*s >fl Mia fli* ■ • SOOTHING SYRUP, ] 102 Natoau St.. New York. Pet up la 60cant and gl Bottle* each. BENTON HO® i_<jvisrsx2*r<3- isEtOH. nothing, and m»j i;uiWaw^;*WI tU «UM a,. Ahaaaa Wl^tafl, nt, and Hu>d tor flaru£oisMw. ***>•* uod if **u e tiluBTwcnsi, Hnsaaoia. Rsm.asaxm, Ju- Txnr«* 'Asxirrr. towwoca, and MauaxcaoLiT, which are general ay mptomsof Dyspepaia, will vanish, as a natural conseoueuM of it* cure, [ COBf lVklNERS, by cleflasing the whole length of the intestine* with a *6lvant process, |and without vsolenor, all violent purges leave toe bawds costive within two days. FrvEns <rf *n kiods. hafliffniigyi ruiiiY' Ito a regular eirculatiop. through toe process of I ys.piretu.u in soch case*, and toe thorough aclu- । tiou of all intestinal whitrnctian tn other* The Lira ManictanhavVtoen known to enr* RHEUMATISM permanently in three weeks, and . GUUT in half t^pUim*^ bg local into w. ...„ : 2e arsT.b%L ® *s /fere* ItonSpi JMhitoy,! io<riv. ; Ptsw^.tSihatt.'SSJi'xa And Minstrels hme their sweet CUltir, Their cure, are found in everv land — MEDICI! »SWiU4' ' . M M H * « M C£* Wfr ' • Mas. WtWttMtoWk produced by Thu charuuti a&d health *| jartlr.T *m or Ch/ At * VIor V*w cy»u,Rlf®w gg JndJinAltjf, ff youH �GRANT bSPAUDi it ud Lin* dM »< Nr. Twt Paorf THRU TO FOUR DAYS LATBR THANANYNEW YORK WEEKLY PAPBB, winch whh ha Agricwtiund. IN Ol'R LINE OF TRADE; Come and See!! MmAMrteaA ao/umr, being th® oldest existing journal in the N«‘rtb-weet, and has bean identified more than any other paper with the growth and increase of the commerce. the industry and prosperity of the Pmximclab Stats. Its proprietors are determined that its fours ahaB be worthy of the omfidence end support ofthe friends «f Taura. Jca new, Fbxxdom and HvqaatTY. It will aim to be bold and fearless in advocating the principles of the RxrraU»ax Pabtt. which if faithfully carried out in the councils of our nation, will save car coutnry from the evils now besetting it, and will make It the freest and best Government the world ever saw. It will di scuta with faltbfolaasa and candor all the great quroU<»na agitating tbs public mind from day to day. On the question of ths externm*) of Humax StATxar, it will atand forth ita un •emprornisiDg foe. believing as it most reRgioualy does, that slavery is the pri­ mary cause of the present coafliet be tween the North and the South, and that it larvae a fearful blight upon the country or nation seeking to outspread and opbold ’BBUDE'DIKD B©OTS & SH©3P, IT WILL MBNi’ PORCKJMR. > Batter tf ths! brntaa HiaberdM srteeeibst itnporteet Lues I News from sR pens. News Drpertm«fcta.-gRi«m. roeb w»»k a summary of all intotrstue* »<’>d "t Miebiaan—its dsv -thjo to the Local aad Gonora! InrorwUs >d Michigan, give to ita cuhiaina Attractloss which CitiwBS </Michigan «*ssmc find in sn> New T'«rk•wether Ea-i».rii Papr. xud which eannet tat make it a tooro aeb’-tns visitor to the Family Grok, the Farmer Mechanic*. Merchm>t or Pro&esi-«s! Maa. sad giro tw ita Detroit Vwktp Trikuna superior cinim« to their paitowage. Ragwlar, relit hie e.Hrr*tr<tideat« with the Michigan !t 1 i«ptsli» th* Army jUkd | at Washington.* ill continue t»» giv»« the rsadrn* «>f tta Twa fhtn* rr Taint aa fall and accurate scvooni* ot lot-iHux.inxiio • 10 00 b year aavsd fo ewery family One B«Ht!r «»f ofonr Mich’van a .Idler* during thr war. and *4 thr dn«*w* .Z eongr>«« fa *h> AKEB1CAX CEBEWT GLEE. IsMtnrv I be TW^sm >mi m *t»p» Hm it< Pnrs 95 Owts psr Bottle. V* that.-. .» >i ta. n»»t in grarraf n>rvrr*W P» ro 25 Cetus psr Rottie. : or *anrty of'rotrfally m-levl.-d n> *» a-nd Fsmrty reading. <rftfle the alirWb* pi Pries 25 Cents per B-rtfa. .to our on II State mattera mekra It, for Pnes 95 Cent* per Battle. Michigan r«ad«r. whether farmer. I Price 25 Ci-nl* per Boltin. <lumie, or rutar a»ip>*r*ov any E««’< Prio 2ft Cents per Bstlle. In variably in ad< -Single Cop! • I 60 a year. Twenty Copies.6*2000,and extra Op* to the person who fir not tlw (.lob. For a Osh * F.fh wr give Thro. Extra C»*piaa,or th* Tro Wroklv Tribtnte ForaGabnffh'r llumtrod Ext.a C«»pies. or tho Daily IVi'wme. Tbr Los Price to (laba wi>l u-.t of the paymtm of commission* to \gsurs Important to House Uwnvra. ’ beyond the above terms. Our aim and imporans to Builders. design tat*'furnish <•• Michigm roadrm Important to Railroad Ounpaniea. a Micaraaw Family Nbwbpamb. equal it) Size and Ov't^tmI inir-r^ >i am! B“lu« Important to Farmers. forjtbeni thaw ain Nr* Y«-ik or otUn T<r nil w.hnm Ait mop concarn end it cot Eastern pater at tta toweai price prank Ii errni tverybody. to Chiba. as a rovsos «d preparing and, JOHNS Ac CRO8I.EYS fortifying political friends <mi Statz l»'VXa sod all qiius:SU'e fVIkyr. and State Administration. and as an iadmt*incut !•• Voluntary Effrt <hi the part of the Repablinana of Mich't*an for the •jrtirral good. to get up C!nt« and rvtrad ua circulation t«« every organized Town IT E FIKE AND WATER PROOF ship In the State. Republican*! Rally to the support of y«»u» Ctauty and Stair CEKEVT HO OF IMG, GROCERIES -far Miafae DR. J. BOVEE DOBS’ Imperial Wins Bitten HARD-WARE in any paper west of New York, while our farilities for obtaining domestic news, military, political and general, are not aarpasMd by any other journal. Besides having paid correspondents in all the camps West and 8<»uth, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the ceation of Cnngrovs. and shell always bo prepared to send special reporters whereever occasion tnhy require. Thus, as a n«w<apaper, we propose to place the AdvgansKBin the first rank. AND DRY GOODS! PAY ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. When a Club lm» bneti fi-ra*r»tai. ad riitban may br made to it on tbr •wm.terms, whether sent in by the pcrooi. forming it or not. It U not nro-Muiry that the members of a Cl sb should receive their papers at thv same PosnJficr. Ch-r irvmew aro supplied nt the Low war Club Ratbs. Money may br fi«ruarri--d by mail atocr risk. Specimen• Copies will hr newt free to sll who desire thrtn. u DR. J. BOVE1 DODT inua iEKrroaMl .1 1 Nu Hrat is required in making application The Detroit Daily Tribune TbBBipw. spplyieg It fa battrifiag. aa m Is published Morning and Evnilng. and • rditiar? Rcof cxn !>• eaverW sad Snaked fA« is sent tn all part* of thr State, by tta first n ail. «xpr«M. miln«d, and other conveyance, giving tin- \trp la teat T< In­ graph, Coutmrrdal. Marine. Political and General Nzwa, Foreign and d< unitlie. I u TOMIC, MUJ1C15K AND BXVUAOr. ONE BOTIM11 ,,sru““i2i.’-z—<*.*■■*• PURCHASE J •J p X ■ M«t* attention will ba given to tl literary and miscellaneous dcparmenL- Stack* of � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-03-12.pdf 3f0f73e32d62392f4b97e10a9d7a8690 PDF Text Text Original gettrj. &utiMs’ guilts fhrtrtarn Thu bright .tars o’er me ahiaing, My theaghta o'ar hill sod r*U9 wrat. To toy tor beme reuraing; MMbeegbl qpda that thee I stood Clare by th. kitchen door, CtopftM *e fest tog c'nrt. Were aft 1're chopped before. My sl*ter-iu-law ws* startieg there Aa sieten will. i ou koow ; 8b. sata, MW Psrk.jnsl look st her, Tea knew you aun *ot go. MiSO.1 ALLRN, •TkRALER IN GROCERIES, provisloas. P <1 • •. CSsh. butter, terd. pork, and grain all ktnu Abo tor. eandi.a. rtc , etc. Store Celiforo a Block. Stale Streak Haatl igr, Mich. 8h. leased her bead egstastBy breast As we wore starting there; My tnotlier mt upvn lb. stoop Engaged ta slle&t prayer. Sbe speaks: my son reureaaae is tight; Go; »c.i your country’, foej Art when ywu see one, take Boe sight W. PARKER, HOLESALE art retail deater in Brnvin sad Prortuoua. Pork. tord. Butter, and al kfad* of Produce bought and sold, st bis “old W 1 said car cause is jut aadgued; To Wsahiogtoo I'Uxe; I told him bow U> mansg. things And ell toy driUa to pay. To uy and be a rury good boy, While I was going away. And then I stepped inside th. doer To get ay coal art shirt, Thu boy. were coming down tbe road J knew lb.) could nut wail; I Iota tbeui. uot for me u> mourn, And badc tbeia all farewell. KMrrr.5 i Brunows Quite (son I Msabrt lha r«rt-(M« gate, M» father stovd there toe, lie said, I whb test 1 were young. I'd go along with you. I bid them all a luag farvwall, And reached the hill Dear baud, FroKtbecel waived mjlartadlao Art now protect mr land. 11. WRIGHT, art counsellor at law, and Solicitor and Councilor i* Ch»ae«ry.— Particular alteation pa*4 ,o ‘k* collection of claim, aud mnnrv promptly rvuiitted. OfBc., with W. W. Ralph £*}.. Midartllte. Barry County. Michigan. ttorney A JACOB FERRIS, Atlorwsy, Counsellor and aolfoitor. MICHIPAtfI. A. HOLBROOK, PORNEY and Counselor at to’ ■ THE DTIMG SOLDIER." Tbe sdcw wsa failing tolud *40, Aa tbe dying M>)dfor lay; And wished h< could once more bebpld. He b.ld A picture la bis hart. Of bet be luted »i> dor And iu b>s eye • te»r did ataad, Aa be wished ibsl aba were tear. Ho looked it e’er and o'er. And aatd she waa bia happy bride. J utt six abort moatba before. Oh! bdw ha longed to bear her apeak. Bu pules was tola aetUngw.sk, Aud L. codki xre no mure. O.mIJ, go ten th.on. Pre loved 8o wall—eutrue—ao long; To try art meet iu brerer. above Where wr row ne'er ean come. rich owner of *f<ntnvi11*. •Not in the tavern. You like stories, coms here and 1 will tell you one.’ 'When 1 was in college, Kitty, I had a room mate to whom I wan wnrtnly at­ tached. He waa good looking and with a love fur quaint out-ofothe-way books end pursuits. My dear, to make a long story short, we both fell in hi**, and un­ fortunately with the same lady. He was to quiet, So reserved, while I whs eo im­ petuous and but-beaded, that 1 never dreamed of bl* panaion, till I told him, one evening that I was aa excepted eoitnr. and 'hen hia secret caine out. It was painful tn me tn be the rival «»f my warm est friend ; but your mother loved me. and did not dream <«f Ebvti’s passion, and be begged me to keep hie arcret. He left college tn return home, and we did nut meet again. When you were born he wrote me a congratulaVwy letter; and two years later, when I lost your mother, he wrote again, but that was all. Ek­ ing very rich, he has never bad any bosl nn< or profrssioo. but lives a bachelor In hianldahy^quiet wgy. T«»-day I met him, he re-udrs near here and begs mi to pass a tew weeks with him.' How old ta bel* •Let me eve, Ehen was nearly two' years my junior: he must be aboutrfarty. HrighoI huw time flies. Weil, little Kit­ ty. shall we pay this visit! '! suppose we must.' ‘How stupid.' stUifaqcizrt Kitty, drumming impatiently on the window pane, tan old man of forty in a country town ! h’s October, tow, and I bayefi'l a single thing fit to wear this winter.— I wnpdsr bow long pa will stay. My first winter in society, to«, and auntie promises an unlimited amount uf par­ Things looked brighter th* next morn­ ing lor th* drive to Mr. Scull’e residence was through a lovely pari <-f the r«»untry. and when tbev tf-pped, Kitty could nut repress mi exelamniiun of delight. The h<<uae, a large, beantifuliy built mnnak-n. wm nestlrt at thu end ol an ave­ nue <;f tall tre**, at the b~a« of a Wood­ ed hill which roee t>eh*md It. On the porch mond their boat, still a handsome man. but with thu shy look of a stu­ •Kitty, ywu called her after Aerthen,’ Fojtuor Montes**.—At our b**ardingli<m*e we have a character tn the shape now. Ebon.' Kilty waasoon at home at Mooravlllc. Now in her pretty habit and hat. acotfring « ver the counUf «• hurst-hack, or riding demurely beside her father through' the town; n-«w knocking at the library door,'where Mr. Scull spent rmmt of hia time, and under pretence of finding a hook, winning her h»st from his atndiea to explain to her the bits of stone on the «. C. PRIUDLE, .if n slave. Bela a half wilted negro, mini tie-piece, or the libel Is on the centre­ UDGE OV PRODATK. Notary Public, Gea- answering tn the name of Levt Levi’s table. •nJ L-"d and Tat Agent. Will be found in ■dess ol mipreme happiness *Mms to be ‘Do I bother you much coming in here!’ Aha i>urt Hoeu. at UaiUnga. on the to art M J DANHU.-STRIKER' (OUNTY CLERK, Notary Public. i / Land and Tax Agent. Ofltoa w in an indulgence In mulassea. Yon can’t she said one day, looking up from her gel him to move .pri^U, unless you low scat Jo the Rind ftpc bending over jirnmise him some ‘*tesse«,” 8J»d tfes h« makes his long beele fly. Tbe other evening my roum-niste wanted a big fire, md to get Levi .to bring np an extra qtiai tity of wood, premised him* jug of is fav<>iite article. In a short Um*, up: came Levi, imring something less than a quarter of a c«rd of wmid i* his arm*. Lsyh g it carefully «•' the hearth^ he rAjug full. -I golly I ( emakmg hl* lipa.) How nuch you charge me for ill" u Nothing.” • Nuffin! I g>«!ly (smarting bis Ups.) b the whirl art tumult of gay winter, Kitty loukad in v*iu for her few MsnZ. Breux there were b pUrty, for Mr. Huw•11 era* wealthy, art Kitty was an only child : but om one wna exactly what abe wanted. She found henrtf contrasting •hallow oompliments with th* csraest. deep thought which Mr. Scull’s word* be­ trayed ; she missed bis voice, bi* gentle­ kind watchfuli—s, and she wortrred if next summer her father would <s» to MiMireviJI*. Early Ju tb* spring an uncle dirt, leaving Kitty a large fortune. Tet rest­ less, art at times sad, Kitty seemed to have left her girlhood behind her when she left Miairavillo. . •Dear,dear, this is i>rt "said Mr. How­ ell, lay lag aside a letter one day at break­ fast. • •What father T •A cousia of Kben’s has come bora* fmtn India, and claims the property at Moersvlllr. Ellen’s oftde was a bacbe(•*r, at least they all thought so, art El>vn sneer rded a* next of kin ; but here’s a private marriage pn>vrt, and this e>>uaia I* tbe only child.' Eben aay* that, as tbe claim is ju«t, he will Dot go hi few, but give up the pruper- •He! eo ahy, so refined, to—oh’ falhtf ]’ and here Kitty burst into a &mx1 <>f tears and ran away. Mr. Scull had left Moorsvills tn tome t<> New Y»rk, had genu to an obscura ho tel, an<1 from there l«d written hi* note u> Mr. Howell, He was sitting, silently waiting, « hen there came a knock at the d«H>r. and Mr, {Ji«we|| uflterad, and with him Kitty, Ik-lore he could apeak, Kitty was be­ side him, and had grasped his hand in both uf here, laughing and crying all at ccrvt drocribra the napect of that pfepe as mournful, Dilapidated bouses. windows broken if. and pasture and bedroom* converted inte stables, evidence* of * ante and wanton destruction everywhere meet the eye. Several fine buildings have brew deentygd. indnding the beautiful brick frtnMe Beminary. The writer adds :— ■‘Since the evening of the vandal destruc­ tion of ppmwrty. wo have no more such initsnNS ar suicidal destruction to ch roe hde. Under the efficient rt ministration of Col. Mills, commandant nf that pnet, idl has been quiet and orderly, and no fears are entertained feat the midnight Incendiary will again apply the torch.— Death would be the portion nf the minerable wretch who would undertake It.— Col. Mills it about tn order th* clearing ogt the piles of rubbish and brink l*ft in the centre of the pufilje square by the burning of the <Jd court bouse. Th* ref­ ugees begin to make their appearance in town in large Uumbers. They are to be seen about town. observing, with aatouishrd eyre, the devastation that has visit ed their beantifol rflllgp,” Bccxxxn.—Geh. Buckner asked lost • far *n interview with Gen, Gr»n«. Il wa* gives, and I’ was present. " They had bee* at MonraviTla newly I* ata-nt 45 yenn of age. eundy <x six weeks whop this e««»v*reattow tonfc i«<n, reddish beard, tnsdium higfit. r.— plaee. and Kitty brt bwa tb* ol.jeto of snt tefakling ayea, and weighs abom 170 the most tender cure during nil thia time, poundo. He amokrt eoatiBMlhr. tlul th* pl lSllfl vi*i» was ferttasd to Boekner |s sb-<rt th* urae qg» gad come tn to a i.JU. —4. Tte>mata< bight, very broad acroas to* ebrat, art fer biker l4d Wr Mr. Sall M —k m.y weigh ISO p-auKta. Mis hair u her -4T. r ..I rn-rrw*. - ------------------ KlUe such meartraa wi be ahalljudlfe tteoeaeary cud expedient, ( have tu communicate that since the tweartgr st the last session of the Provisional Con press, evrafs few dwnttrtkd that the ffurmawf fed ttirmptad mare ffism << ferf^osasr OMcces^v/ Ip to urUno flsaon, te the cffi>rt to protect «ur armies the whole territory Obwefear of tfeir purenita, art • in Afir / ^fecerfte^MC* hi— itaeuri —Ate* grest extent destitute «f tbr me*n« fur thu prosecution uf th* <tr, on so figantic • antis *s that to vhfah it ha* attained. The workshops and artists were mainly to be found in th* N«*th . era States, and cne of tbe first duties which devolved upon the Government was to establish tbe necessary manutautori«*. art in tbe meantime to obtain, by purchase from abroad, as far as practic side, whatever was required for tbo pub­ lic defense. N<» effort has been snored to effect both these ends, and though the result* have nnt equalled <>ur hope* it 1* believpd feat an impartial judgment will, up<>n full investigation, award to the vagina* department* id* th* Government credit fi«r having dune all which human power and foresight enabled them to sc ,What, tb* bouse and all—oh ! faI have b'-ped far several days to re­ tb.-r, bow can ha live away from all that ceive tbe official reports iu relation to our discomfiture at Brtmnke !»l*ud and the fall of Fort Donelann. They have •You will come home with us—for­ give me— I didn’t know 1 loved ywu—1 will try to he a good wife, indeed I will —and you must help me if I gn wrong, W« will he an happy,’ and here sb* broke dent, •This is kind.' said be grasping Mr. down in 'mil*. Howell’s hapd ; tand this - — -' ■' He •My wife—yon—Kitty !' w***ll the sb-pped and k>uked at Kitty saying soft- aatoniahed man could say. |y, ’Very like, very like. 1 a tn glad to are Mr. Howell Durauaded th* new heir to sell MonnwUhr, and invested part you. my child? Kitty in all her life, had never heard a <•! Kitty's money in the purchase ; and sweeter vmee. than-the one that wt-leom it would he hard ta say which wna ed her. and she hdlowed the fat. good tba happi cal in their beautiful bouse, netured housekeeper t<- her ream, think­ the “old man of forty." or his ,iwle ing the visit might nut prow so great wife. a lw»re after all. The two gentlemen tfort on the porch looking alter said Mr. Scull, In a l«»w tone. •Yes’ abe is very like, is she nnc f ‘Exactly f ‘Just the age, eighteen, pem Kitty when we wars married. We are old buy a jglisrfllaw. Like other girls uf her age, *he bud bar draeme vf true love with aa I a maculate bore, young and bends.m»e, pair pM-fa*p<bnt perfect ■Only une more week, and tbe* we •hell certainly. Yet Kitty, spite uf all this, reach Unw 1’ said Kitty Howell. OS ehe Cried beraolf to sleep. threw herselfdown upon a sofa in the lit The porting negt day gee brie< But tie tavern. * m Kitty stood «« the steps, waiting for ■Tired of travel, Kitty T said bar father, the trunks to be strapped to the carriage looking up fan his newspaper. a hand Ml gently on her shoulder and Mr. ■I'm Urrd uf railroad care art tovents, 8culi said kindly. at any rata.* ’! M) sorry J pained you, my child.— *1 was thinking to stoy here a few But rein ember, it you ever wants friend weeks.’ call oa to*? Kitty buret into toon fe reply, art ran hurriedly down the Now comes another slgr* npatof to pass tbe onto <s fw tbe camp • Cufeeel.—•^topf-don't stir’ Whar? flo yun pome from T* Slave.— Tve eecaped frum my tagtosr to compel me to churue upon you,” Qilonel.—-.\nd you Mve in shot |t our erddien F Wave.-‘•No masear Colonel.—"Never I4 Slave.—"New, nah r (Colonel striking him with the belt of hissword upon th* back ) —"Away, you black dirty dog ywu, how can you hope to find protection with us. if ynu have n«»t shot one of nor people r-x. r StauU Zatung, German. Itafel Trophies- . A correspondent of I he Chicago JV»iuno writing from the Furt Dup^sun bat­ tle-field any s: The whole area uf several miles eqear a was left covered with trophies and spoils uf war. At flrat it was thickly strewn nut yet reached me. and I am. therefore, wjth weapons thrown down in the fight unable to communicate to you such Inforor belonging to the deed. Many of tfesa niation *f past eveuta and c«-nerqu«noes are valuable rifles and fowling-pieces, resulting therefn-tu tuwntld rnuh'f W t<3 belonging to private rebel owner*. | makt rrcommtndalian founded Open the have ever, several Cult's brat ravulv. changed wdition of Aingo whiA Aug ing rifles, picked up and brought in. A have produced. Enough is knows of the still more c<>mtnon we*pop ie the imsurrender uf R->*tj<>ke Island to make us mewse knife, with which whole rebel ragfe«l that it wa* deeply huminating, how irsaute won armed. Soma of these arp ever imperfect may have been the prep­ mafeuf files aqd rasps, hammered into aration of defense. The hope is still en­ shape on a blacksmith's anvil, and finish­ tertained that <>ur reported lasses port ed i* the roughest manner. Others wura D<»uei*<>n bays been greatly exaggerated, inasmuch aa I am h»t only unwilling hut made of mill saws, and other* again nf carriage springs, showing the straits to unable to believe that a large army of which the rebels were reduced for raw etir people have ear rendered without a mat trial fi»r weapons, and also the pecul­ drapetate effort to eut their way thn-ngh iar Soetferti vkrw nf the field fight, which the invealiug force*, whatever in*y h*y« comprised manifestly a hand lr> band eutbeen their number*, and tnde*v<»r to tbnmt game. Tn nieel the serried line* make a junction with other division* uf of nor Weatern hoys with tbe cold steal lhesrmy. Butin the almrnc* of that of the ba janet, watuut what they had exact information which can <«ly be af provided agsirm. Many of these knirse forded by official reports, it WMild be are being earned away aa relics. The [ rcmatur* to pass judgement, and my longer weepona, swords, rifles, dec., are own la reserved, as 1 trust vow* will be, only to l»c smuggled past th* guards, for until that inf<»rm*tiun is received. strict order* hmra town issued by Ge; . Grant to preserve all these spoils of war The policy of enlistments far abort for ths L’nitcd State*. terms, against which I have steadily con­ tended fn-m the c-rnipiecicetneDt of the Ax toewaur or vs* Wgto? I will ptrr|fc war, ku« tn my judgment, cti^iribotod in no immaterial degree tu the recent revtrn- • •nc incident of the siege ««f fort D-inulaon, ra which we have suffered, and even new which ha* been heretofore unpublished, renders it difficult to furnish you an ac­ but which depends Sir its verity upon thp curate atatemeat -f the army, When statement of an officer high in r*nfc.— the war first broke mit many of ogr peo­ On Saturday night, tbs 15th of Feb., ple could with difficulty be persuaded It will be rememberad that Fl«yd and that it would be long and serious. It his brigade racaped from the Fort by was mA dsrimd p>>e*bie that any Iking menn* nf a kar*p"rt, Il was but a brief so insane aa a persistent attempt to ssA- time after tbe great thiefs departure th|> jugnte these Btatcs could be made; still a toiitndmnd belonging to one nf Floyd’s less that the delusion omtld so f|r prevail officer* escaped from the rabeia and oam'e m to give tba war the vast proportions within our lines where Lauman’s Brigade He brought to General which it baa assn med. Tho people, iR- was stntiuued. croduloM »if a long war, were Bsfvndiy Grant, the news of Floyd’s cacnpe, and averse to lung snlistmcols, and the early minutel* • duecribed the manner in which legislstbin of Congress rendered it Im It wan accomplished, and th* unmberof practicable to obtain vUuntearw far a ‘ ‘ id. Bln atstement greater period than twelve months.— _.R_______ _ _ but aalieeqeent •­ Now that it has become probable that vents confirmed the nogrora anqoartae the war will be coutinuod through a mcni. The next morninc the garri&nq offer­ ed to eapitulotr. and upon fitreagth of the contraband's announcement and the knowledge <>f the truth, Ge*. Grant aant to Gen. Boehner hia demand far an unaoqdiuoaal aurtvntter, and his threat teltw- risoa, ece>ptn«Tt» art .tores fell into tw heeds, and the Sum and Stripes waved over the shattered walls of Dwoalami through the faithfelness of feat utf African.—Cairo Corrctpondcnt Chicago axo TSfcmr. artUlei �desperately terrible battle, lasting all day. took gbee Jt^l’alvedatt, ton IBjjf* WAR NEWS I! UCOTON, Ml reeeived a us, 4tb, say Moeion. f ooiaaanee of tbe 2d tbe enemy evacin haste, leaving quite a number of ill, anchors and remnant a Lately .Stretched across Capt. McRae had charge of the artll- taken by the, ffw» mile. of Im raid will IwritTtstti. Crest mTRuw s : JloclGmi»--i.iriag waa Asaad foeae Ala VS1TWB .trotting him ou my d.bu of Me costract . Baltimore, March EZRA TOBIAS. Fortrees Monroe, March 7. SU ly, “the me untain has labored an brought forth a tnouae.” gtry do ap­ A Demoonte 8m« canvention convened >a Detrttit on day last week. Tbe returned delegate t<iir iVwaa the largest political cot great excUMsauOatTbe hotels Wail, realli hotlfinf. They nseuinW*! to- rtomiuat candidates fi>r,State officera ; so, at Bi nrujlcof numerous bands could be heard Aye, that's lb pfoyfog the Stat Spangled Banner or some other national atr. According to tbe arrangment of the bommittee. everv thing was ready at sqven o’dock P. M. the call of tlioir committee slated? why did they not do ill question ! We apprehend the true soli tion of the matter is, that the connmtio was balky. Tbe lenders had eonfldentl After sunper the champaign ,wd drank and tho following toasts glrun : ’ expected that lite masses of the old o 1st Tux Wtnoit—she, Itks fha genintiuu would sand the sapient tools < Lamp in the Temple of Venus ba undyrebelliun to the convention, in wbieh eai inc. rtver banning brighter and brighter a ticket would have been nominated, an as time travels on her course. W. B. M. 2nd AbmuiaM LnrroLK—May h»Itko e policy seteon foot to turn thia State ort -_ V Ua. ' of 1A our Jare country VSuAWfaftMrtl: Z. . birthif the Father (whore to the aympathixees with the Jeff. Day day we art celebrating) be loved and &drebellion. But the schemers were diaa mtrad by aft. ' W. ®f W. pointed, and hence the aborition. The mi ,3d Gro^ox B. MaCi.rt.LA>—The Najurliy of the convention would not rhtif potein iflBea^u--May he live to Com­ mand. the artnlef rif the GeWn untffbhe the aehemo,and the leaders are once-mor Stan aod Stripes shall float triumphantly foiled. over al! parte of the North American The convention organised by electin Continent FT. B. IT. U. Riley of St. Joseph, Presidon 4th Oca Narrow—May it come out and tbe. usual number of Vice Preeidcul triumphant over all fore and become ths Star of the West In Industry, Wealth and and Secretaries. A committee appoint* elutions, which were net radical enoug to suit the. taste of the dark lantern traitors" win Iu thia dilemma, ths'‘earn of the party. uUcoduecd resolntioua auitin rthdr own views and urged their adoptto by tbe con rention. Hon. Robert McCle land look the lead tn behalf of the traltoi ous wing of the Democracy, by introdui •ng a resolution wtfleh* another prominer member of the convention did Dot hes tate to denounce in strong terms. Freedom. *A. P. D. 5th Tux Galust 3d—The hope of our coon toy, and the pride of Mr State— May she soon have an opportunity uf en­ gaging the rebels, and show their bravery and patriotism, in fighting the battles of her connlry. 6. P.T. 6th Tux Cavsk Vxurn Wnxcu Wg Etoar—Tbo foundation of Freedom used and sustained by Jbej’atriuta'hfltte Rev­ olution—Stay we lbs GrnndSons ofLtberty never desert ft white a droo of blood courses tlwoughour vgios. W. B. M. , 7th ,Th« Womsf, Tug Flag and Tux Tb gentleman referred to is Mr. T. Romey t representing Marquette, but we belfev > is a lawyer of the city ef Detroit. In dt nounciug -McClellsu’s resolution he rt marked that it was like saying to th rebels “You are wrong, set you her been driven tb Ir by the North and Mr justified.” Mr. Romeyn added, "M; tgpgue stall cleave to my rwoutli bofor I will go fur resolutions that apologize f<> the rebels -in arms against the govern ment.“ The McClellan resolution was finall] substituted by one less offensive, whicl was passed, aud Uw original resclutioi was stolen from the Secretaries table ti prevent It from going npon record. Am aud beauty. 2d emblem of Freedom and Liberty, 3d emtlam of wealth apd proa perky—May they ever remain together nntil time shall be no more. W. G. W8th Tas Srina akd Sndrxs—Emblew efijaual Rights— May she float triumphantly in every breeze, a terror to traitors at home and acaulion to powers abroad. U- II. B. 9th The W. mm or S|icuwtaw—Gcd bless them—May »c prove ourselves worthy of their friendship, ao that when the ola flag floats triumphant over all parts of tho Vnited States and we are al lowed to return home, they will welcome us with, “well done good andfo'rfhfol ser­ vant of our country, we vclcsms yau back.” W.G. W. Alter these, tbe farewell address was yet, thuresolution which Mr. Romeyi read both to tho attendants and to at did not hesitpta tu chatacterizo as an apol sick in tbe hospital. Bo you see that although wo have been ogy fontreasou, met with au approve from at least a part of the delegates fron this cuenty. soldiers for nearly a year, there is a little fooling.of Patriatism left yet. Tbe Regimeat was called on dreu parade at four o’clock and the farewell address rea l to Surfi is Democracy. them and a short but patriotic speech was made by- our noble Cumieandar, Col. President Lincoln, on tbe fith teat. sent to Congress a message comm* « foliowet “1 rccummctid the adaption of a ____ lulion by your honorable bodies, whicl shall be substantially, as follows : JiuolotJ, That tbe 1’uUcd States ougli1 to co-operate with any State which raay adopt a gradual abolisnment of slavery giving to such State pecuniary aid, to bt used bj such State in 'ita discretion U compensate for the inct:DvcnieDoea, pub lie and private, produced by such changt tii ay stem. If tbepropmtliM .ooniained iathe res -oluliou dwe-v eneet the appautd -ol ■Congress and the ouuntrjr. there ia ili' Cha/npHn. On Ute morning of the 24 th a dispatch came iu that five thousand of tho Rebels had attacked our pickete, and of eourse they wanted tbe old Michigan 3d to go out and put a stop to the thing, and I ml lieve it would have doge lite people of Michigan good to Uye accu bow readily every man prepared for the expected fight; but they were destic to be disSftC place where the alurnnab hi in the rnorning, ROt.a rc found. They had heard du was coming and they had rq tbeir strongholds, and our li to camp, wishing all kind* < Statas and people immediately iatereated ahould be et4>noedisti»ky notified ufAhr fact, su that they may begiu to ca&sUer wbetherto accept or reject it. Tbe Fed *11 U-ritlj J OU U soon -v The batanee of -alia mtusage Columbut, the Gibraltar of the West, i oura, aod KentuBky Is frH. At four dock this morning the ftqtllka under bm. Foote, poasisthiff of*fi gun-boms, 4 iDrtar boats, and trxflTport>*cODYeyed the 7th Illinois Regiment, battalion of the 7th, tbe 74th Ohio, and 55th Illinois, nder command of Geo. Bberman, pro­ ceded to this place. Ou arriving here It as dtflicult'fo ahy .Whether the fortifies. ons Were occupied by oar own elvhlry a scout frpm Paducah or by the enemy. Every ptrneratkrn was made for openig flirt and landing Infantry, when Gen- Mg, steaming directly under the water batteries. Oallsfird that our troops had )ecu in potaesrien they landed and astended tu the summit, and together plantid the stars and stripes amid the eheers if our brave tars and soldiers. Though rising from a sick-bed to go jpen the expedition I could not rorist ending to examine the works, which are >f immense strength, consisting of tiers jpon tiers ef batteries upon the river rtnt and a strong parapet and ditch oov>red by a thick, abattls on the land ilde. I’ha evaeuatura appear to have ivaeuated hastTly. A considerable tjuan- The Na»hxilla Tinut of the 1st is fautmed that James A. Sheldun, of Vjr [Itria; Is rebel secretary of State, rfee {unter. Two brigades on the NateviUe and Decatur Rsiln-sd, between here and ?raflMln, have been destroyed. It is Iso reported Mrit rt bridge Dear O»ltimda has Loe« destroyed. Great exeheaeot prevails south of Nashville und। t arge numbers are fleeing further to the outh. The rivers are rt-eedcing very slowly. iftvfgrtUwn for thwlargest dess of boats( rill probably continue for some time tot . Washington, March 4. The fol Id wing'.dispatch was receivedI i-night, from tbe correspondent of the, oeoeiated Press: “Gon. Banks’ forcesi copied Alarlinsburgneateeday withoutI jposilion, and the pickets continue to> ing in prisoners. Although few int • . l Mitre. He was captured by Cam ly b, Micfugaa cavalry, near Berry-. c. ‘InteHigence from Winchester leads to। belief thaldaaknoa is there in fullI x-. sad has mmpleted his prepcrnttatH sppnee our upproadi three miles eastI Ths RiahfDond Ditpalckvdh attention > mysterious writings on the wall, iodi Hing that IJulou conspirator* arc at ■ark. Among these writings are tho •Bowing : “&tteatfhq Uihom men I” Watch and Wall?’ “The Union for-1 ver’”’ “TU Bay is dawning I” ‘Tbe uur of ddiv^iiocc approaches." It tm। rose significant annouaceiaenla thatcaiia- ' J John Bfmor Bott«, and twenty other iHpocted cilfaens of wealth, charactcraiid Mi tiyifotVt^arrcsteii, and tbepruclaoia- rid,of slavery than to pay A much Jaeger was merely rtimoreu. ols. CorwrtntW-WMtc virtually admitting that thr war against the Unkm is wBgeH ♦b lhg.Jnterest bf slavery. , psynMnr •rfoW frflM Where ir o«hr offices -are foesSed, to • the destruction of reported to have reached Winton io forse, Md^ ta Waving an Suffidk. The ressow given by (he rebels' for not » ’ ’Wyittrastvm ar fttse<b, SOW U IBS *!»¥> J>ri s«f rallied up*n and a ticket The day passed off quietly, and the Democrats were gener­ Fortress Monroe, March 8. ally vfotorfoua electing their ticket sate Tba Mevrieac WM signalled this morn ing down the ctaaaoel frwn Norfolk, in front W Se wall's Point battery. AU was excitowM about Fortress Moeroe at tbit.oews end. tbe CumberUad, CowgrcM Minaaeots, St. Lawrence and Raaapbe, exchanged rigaate of danger. Tho Marrintao had nofoing above water but bar flag atsff, fly mg tbe rebel flag, and smoke to fifty. Frank AHcn, Republican, for Attorney, wm eieeled over C. G? Hol. brook by one maj’wity. We d« in* f»w. pose bi mnralute moralize over the tba raauiu acknowledge riufrelrc* os Wa Republicans, beaten ; aud are wilting to giro those win stock. She moved slowly M*1 ate^ned directly, for the Cumberland and Coogroos lying at the awe th of JauioaRivor. The Cumberland open*] en her with heavy such a confesrioh. And «e can only prdntloChe' natneetff those elected, t<» indicate the innral significance of the groat the name achievement aeenmplialted in ;of prmociaey. H'S.. The filllowing is official ■St-Obt) VGRWSU ‘ and cliovve the result in triitbfnl figures ] and Willard Haye, dem; ■&TU00T5 VtXXfe J. M. ifossdl. rep. hare been introdneed to the public for wort . (han sit years, and have neqirireftaa | William Jonw. dem, Koyat A fudge, rep. far exceeding any Fa»il/ Moitoitoe of a I similar nature in the market. J. W. ftnCkle, desn. J. G. Woodru$ rep. F^r-MaoH. and hence their , L. D. Fiptfrra|d, xfog), Suit John Ifotcbbtai. rap. was onpqpng the Yotktewa and John*enabling him to expend . towa. film having po regular crew aboard being nnly (Hrtiy msnnofl by three Corn­ pan its of the naval brigade, sod seeing . v of . -dollar* ----------------------each rear ... in advertising their the h-.pwte.ramaM ofemstending, struck her merits, and puWUhteg th« enfora. The Jamestown limo took from her all of her officers aa prisoners. Tbe *’ " Frank Allen, rep. Tbe Monitor arrived st ten o^cfock last nigbi and llnntedlately weut to the pt^tecuoo'of.Uw Mianesdla, aground be­ law Newport News. At 7 o’clock ^°d<y the Merrimac, YoPkfowo, Jamestown, and several tugv, wept towards the Minnoaota.xmd opened lire. The Mpnilor ntet t-bein and opened er. The Merrimac retreated. .Tfia .Monitor was commanded by Lieut. Warwith great rtfll, assisted by chief enihear Stimcrs. The Minnesota Was somewhat injured, but kept V^{».<«Pt'n«ou* fire, The Mdnitor is tinipjtired^dyH^y.for xpother attack. re I CnroJonuucnble of end l.iref Comnluni cojU U ro.UmeJln arbiel. lb. Puri&er end P.U. 'Wor'K.Wke a CWow.. ftkoovS. VAX* •rt the «u>l MMrt ««1 UMirougU niU, that intoju«xl. * 1 . fo <*jroe«ly upon Hu Liter, eieio to li-.Hutu.k. di in. (J 5« W<n. Sbelifon. dem. Nathan Barbra, flvni Ma-miu Alien, detn. W. 1. F. 11 □ms, rep. D. C. Hawley, rrp. [ II. Broiimp, rrp. ■ 1 II. A. G««raljenr, dem. * D. G. Robiuvoii, <L m. Wn». I;pji4>u, rap, J. AV. SletAiinv, rep. AwsnoTTras.—We attention would call to ti* advertise mint bynde<l "Ambrotypes'* in another column. Sam flcs of the w«irk performed by Mr. HurstairsTcadieg ,t«» this office, and they betoken their onn merit. Wo may will be. permittvd,t'r«ty>MMtvrr,n8 an indication •d our jodgntreLtn sn<-b nutters, that no Letter opportunity Id likely t» occur fi r any in this vicinity tofiLtain prominentk dear and life-like “Shadows" which shall preserve tbe lineaments of the substance u Inch is not only “lading,” but rapidly tSF” Taa Waarwrn.— We h>ve a thaw—an 'nnnicnv.- had rain—continuing Um.nit’i Sahirdly rdght Sunday and Sun­ day. night. Sleighing sums. «i/' AV agon* ItaijA—line Wr<f* and beautiful flowers— weH—they’ll bo here wdft surtm.er;— to be the casa with t3T" r>ocrtH.—M nm. Bwlow, G<w4-, TW iwk lAvcr VAX., drove of something hear 230 store hogs, for the railroad yeeterdav. "BX-ooS. Vu.A^x.cr, ‘ iki. “cau’.lariJ anything,' ous, tion, tPaxn ir. thti ^otutie, (JOszitvca, *<4, • re«ak«i*tH We appre hero, ikw. wffl lw M. "MnWr >hn Mrl—ni- I i itrt ffill Uli l krrieJHn the maT» < W\«- fired by the rebels. After which, the Merrimac and two gunboats opened with The peculiarity .of the shat and shell on tbe Newport Nows bat AS\.oo\ ‘Vvx.’Tv^gt cvvvdk. VvW.% terics. Some accounts say that the garis that ther Strike at the runt of -Dfseiwe, risun was cntnpeUed to retire to the by crudiestmg every (article of impurity woods. Others say that lite gunboats X\x»t were obliged to retreat. The Minnesota did not get steam up in for the life and health of the body depends ’ • time to aid the two frigates. She «a* ! upon the -pnritv of the blood. If the blood U poisoned, the l>odv drags followed by the St. Lawreoae, aad from out a ipisnrabls sxiftcqca. The<c jpetlicines neccaity engaged the rebel vessels at the distance of one mile. It was the tinprc*s <\ku*.\xA ion at the Ifoint that ixXb were eousidcraWy damaged, hut ibeaa statements are based on what could be seen with a glass at the di«tar.co of eight miles. Tho . Jf/f cumotfifm. Mercimau was also briieved to I»e aground '7'j/jrvjasia, Ur.te xfcau a J.r, When the Baltimore boat left sbe In* a Li'.T CMaplaiw-f, Ftvr a*wi Jiff; e, tn He distant from the Minneeota tanking Leucsrrhorx, JVmaJs Oitr.yl-xir.tr no attempt to tmdeat her. Eryr-.pHat, L’t. jSmAok^'c Fire, After tbe text gun waa fired from tbe fTurr.^ru, fcbtiBtfonc, Minnesota persona declare they saw a Qsrztunftlon, tti. daaso volume of vapor rise from tbe Merrimac, indicating an cxploamn ef aueraeeari It is noi known if this la on OKEparwn wru.- her datghterwav cured Irtit it is believed she was aground. It of file of. nine year.' .Undiuy, and St Vito/ was the intention of tbe Minnesota Io run ANOTHER writes, bi» yt-n xurtd to close quarters and avoid tbe »r«»n bow h><! A1*0"1 Wasted awjiy. of the Merrimac, and carry her by boardrhe’ Qociuta pronoun ccd the ease tycuramg. This ah* Merrimac didn't seciu wclmcd to give an opportunity fur. ANOTHER was cured of Frvr-anJ Ague As lite Baltinuna boat left Old Pbint switf DtVi'jg every madieino in his reach. at 8 o’cfock she tort, lite Erricsaoa steam­ JAMUIHER was cured of Fever Sore er Monitor go’ng in. which, h^d rxisled fourteen Tears • Pbrtress Monroe, March fl. W m. llama, dem. M. W. Buck. rap. whisk bare bees showered upon bin (rum W\ Xvt\rV». B«xru<W4re. Ftos ta tfie Stale rriuow. ’ fluvial Tribute. u«»* has prea recsired hers to-Jaj until cm«u Ob the day tbe spur »<f tbe moment, pJacrdJu the field. Ja^oowMarah^-WP-M. Mfly’teinroaC’ptun. as into aa eight o'citwk returning Cel. Corcoran, Is that maps and drawings bare been foowd concealed upon Tbe English pooph paper. the initiative In a strict party movement. Die RcpuLIiaani failed n<> election, when a few were ^'vo U. State The Democrats nomi­ nated a straight ticket on Saturday even- MR. HORTOK J* *- bn Monday last. Will rsmtin In town a few <fsyi lenjer. Galhry iu. Lopia, March 7. thirty dollars, and j for any K. RICK, Oen'l Svpan»tt«4eat. Charier Tie Virginia treops baw -Uol seat away. • * The people dread Irop-al.ad . vasrcto .fouabt, from eight Uli booh,Sart df thh n<i<? tondiihg each ot^- amount to sustain ths Union egpW thu thus AMBROTYPING! Tbc Rwfeaiood Ditpatdi uhgWKurntna- argues tteyFww.............. Mlfiit Kipreasv..^..•••*••*. M. were swarming wish-officers from the CMfSuML C : guns, gut the bails glauoed off. having un effect. Al the same time, rebel iron clad boats JacDoetowm and Yerktowu oame dowa Uw Jttmes River and engaged our ity of ordnance and ordnance stores, a frigates on the other aide. Our batteries lumber of anchor and the remainder of at Newport flows opened on tbe gunboats he chain ends stretched over the Vi rar, to ssswutoo Cumhsri»pd and Cwogram md a largo supply of torpedoes. Tbe wWob butag sailing vOsoele, wore at Uh Icsolatlon waa visible everywberp.— merry of.tbn rebel steaotore. They both Huts, tents and barracks presented rained baa«r braadsldteop-lb« Merimac. lolhing but their blacksoed remains, which was slowly appronohing. but all bough tbe town was spared, A garritbe effect visible waa to slightly clteck -oh we* left in the work oonristing of her speed. She then ran against the jearly two thousand iufiuitey and four Csmhhriaad, strilrinuher about midships, i usd red cavilry. litahfay laysag open her side. Sbu U»«n Signed G.W.CGLLAM. Bn»-G»*. djMr uff and fired into tba disabled ship, and again dasflod against with her irpo* Louisville, Ky., March4. clad prow. aud. kuocking in her side, left No passes will hereafter de required to ■y pwmt in Kentucky. * that we. may better pay heavily to get slaveholders; ra^NM a^arwAM. the I : wenUoD ever assembled in te< State.But what did they, do 1 March 4. ThefoHo<M^fRO« tba o&aial reI •rt of Gon. MeCelUm : „ �WJUt! r»ra LIFE BTTERS, On High Boom, ai^ths SMU ftenta! hoeo*fcr tKe a____ ____ i usriaas DfcUG IW TO K KttilEO STCrttKUI Roberts <fe Striker, D|tTK,UCTI0K OF PhontBTi'.—The LoUiavHfe JowruW ways that within three mamba |8«.0(M) worth of impre»ed slavca injrehcl.cninps have died in three Ky. Counties glune. FALL AND WINTER rVS.c%v ‘Weeverev , nta >xot oljtrs A to Wit me mhhIi W E ARE NOW ON HAND »W> on. of th. LARGEST BEST A-ortmutU of \\a%, 1 I-^y* Frmn Mexico tbe newa h that sickness continued severe in Lhe allied and sixty-two; mseut 37C. PrlndTe, Judge of Probate. lathe mailer of tho estate of Mm A. Pitts, lata of brie county, M, «f X«r Ycyk, deceased Un reading and filing the petition, *oir verified cnmpu and that Gen. Prim had agreed .on prdiminacies for iii*ghlinli<ina. of said estate, in the State of Nfcw TtffE Therropuo 1t It Ordered, that Mondor ths !4th day of ft*ecb,*tMA at eleven o^foet in the [Advertisement. 1 DirritxaiA am> Ca«»cr.-—For these •formidable ttnd dangerous diseases Tank's Magnetic (.lintmen! is an unfailing runt.dy.if used in season. Apply ‘freely to the Throat and Cheat and cover with a hot flannel. This Ointment has been be­ fore the public over 20 yenrs,nnd ita conslunily increasing douiHitd hns established its reputation as a onperkir Liniment in .all cases where a soothing and relaxing remedy is required, particularly in Rhett inatiani. Neuralgia. InBamation of the Ikiwqls and Kidiicys. Spinal •ffVcthma, :S«ie Eye*. Burna, Piles, Wounds and Bruia*-*. . । Seo pamphlet with agent, and around tach bet p».-ld by all druggislv. Prine 25 ct«. Thro it axd Lusoe.— At this senwsii uf the year when ivughs and odds jre ■Irnublesoine every family sIwnlJ have a Mifu and eerimi: remedy «m hand. Ranm»iii’» Hive Sy rup T«»lu rs the very thing. It is not only plraaont fur children to take, but is a certnin cure fur Crinip, Whoop, tag Cough. Brcuchilis. Asthma, Gougiis and nil nflvctmns wfthe Throat and Lungs Sold hv all Druggists. Piiee 25 cis. [so*2< l mouths.] fastings jJrict OLnrrtnt. ■• 9^iv2 iu.’’:*"'"": and alt utlwr peraopa interested in said estate, are , required to appear ala atsviion of aaW Court, then , tu be boldsu a fhe FrobSfc Ofltee, in the village GROCERIES! DAMRIVS LfVSrr»jiffCtM-tOR It broke up my cold and fever at oMe. Prevlone :k, I had been troubled with dyspepsia OhM IbavsUltaothl^gdrUaiacc ” ley. E»g.. 128 East 2Rtn Street, X. T., _____. -_g. 18, I860.-1 had a dlfflsulty with tbo Kiduer complaint three years, with constant pain in the small of my back. I had used most all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent re|i«f until 'ITTT'TnTu-T IP!E3IFQni!lKBir Aai CwkiBff EKlricts, oiKim or tux MTS BITTERS. ST-AJTIOINnSZR’Sr, I passed clotted blood by tbe urethra. I an now entirely cured^nd take pleasure in recommeudlng these remedies.” ’ ' PENS, PKKCIUS, INES. PAPER, EXVF.L0PE3. CARDS, A«, Ao. this Pearl Ambrolype; Omainviit-il Anil»mryfxy !mp*-nal Ain ALL KINDS OF Executed ot» short notice an4 »be beat manner, at Jbis oHiee. Our jobbing Gsoililiea are the best in Tp Cousntnptivea. THE AdveriiNcr having been.reator'*d to heahh ir dfew weeks by arervsimnle remedy after bat log suffered several rearjiwit^n sdvere /ung afsction. and fimt dread dis* Se. tinuuwpt*>n~ laBnxion, tu maka krawatv hfofellowuSsr era th,- mreua of cure. To all who desire it, be will send of the pre­ scription used, (free of charge) with thedirec:ion« for preparing tbe same, nhicb they will find a tb»^,re»eripuon. io to benefit lhe alllicted, and •preml ittformatinn whieb he conceitca fo be in­ valuable' and he hopbs every suffeter will try his ,remedy, as it will cost them uothinr, and may prove a binning Parties wishing the preacriplfon will please rddress Mar. EDWAKD A. WILSON. L. . WHHamsburg, deci-am Kings Cbu*tY.£>ew York. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Alt persons haring claims against the firfdtey/aefam. J. Wrote, deceased, pre hereby notified and requested to Kreeent the same for examination and adjustment > lhe uaderslgfied CmnmiMionera,dUly appainied by tbe Probate Court for the county or Barry, who will meet fur such purpose, at. th«house of Juhu DGHabeeh, In the townahip of WoteWadd, in said countv,on Saturday, tbe fifteenth day of March next andon twentv-riaht ofJune Brxh <*RfSaturday thousand the eight hundred andday Sixty two; st the hoot of tea o’efock„A. M.,‘ on the res­ pective days above meatioued. Six motitlia from the IXth dav of January. Inst., being tbe trine limited 'by Hie Hou. Probate Court for lhe final luiiuiiincnt irf all claims against sstdvifate. Dated, Jouaary sg. 18«I JOHN 1DWT.ADER. I thMiuiejgupid SAhFOBl) OTTO, stanwr. brotype; R«livv<* Amhreitypr; Doul>h ' Am br*»rv np ANnflftHVWo “w* to writer. •• shun notice, and Prien to suit orders, worn 80 cents to 1^,00, with good Cases. Ol<rpictumaf DoceaacdJriendi copied aa good aa original. I will go at any time end anew here, Ia lhe oonuty. le take bikrneases of tho Stefa or Deed. or|o tgo. views of Fabio Buildings, or private WkXXcX'ft arc X\\c \ubov maw’* iW* tndwM»»«rrfyror»J. Itavrhm! uenMMirttas*." D. Wratetrslt, Em., of South Stb, near 6th St, WlUiamsbttfgb, L. ?.. writes: ••AuguUi.lMd— Having been troubled with a AHfcnlty in the Liver and to bilious attacks, I waa advised, by a friend, DARLING’S UVEM RnOULATOR. 1 did no and found it to operate admirably, retnor Ing tbe bile aud arousing the liver to activity. I T3LoWck'» %XowxUe\x "BX-VUes 9m*U*B,s Life BIMsMf aav-c. \k.e Vioov vt\t\w “5)Oe\ov'* *»\W. *Dv. TKoVtuXC* 9Awwvae\v "ftvXXcrs arc v\c\\ w\'» StAttcx aw& Corw^orX. YJr. *Y\.o\yae\C% J, &. GOODYEAR & Go. Slome\\ l&'Ateta x\\c weak wwA -duoctioui, by mail or express, poat-paii is, DAN’L S. DARLING, COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. JOB PRINTING, up in frOccnl aa4 fl Dottlca each. Adv. 'RoWVi ftXo«vivc\v ’AWtc-v* Ckvwsc <xvm\V| >Kkc\a\xcX\o\\^ ww<X. xwoNte Ia'jc cw\o\^lx\SVc. "ft*. ‘S.Qtoack'% SOOTHING SYRUP, 3SZtOFJF-A.T’S LIFE FnsEJRANixFHkF.NU DlTTERs Far CMidrtn Teeltaring. j'THESE ME D1 CUN E8 hare now been bei JL fore lhe public for a period of TillKT1 YRS. Wind, greatlv facilitates the process of teething, and during that time hare maintained a high by rofteninr the gums, reducing all inftMUrflnti— eharadee in almost every part of tba Globe, for their extraordinary and immediate poser of res­ toring perfect health to persons aeffering under TO Wfl^« THB BOWELS. nearly PT ere bed of jjiacqse to which the human pc; etui upgii it, mothers, i| njll give res) ’«• The following are among the distreuing vari­ rJ&W ABD SEAbTMTO TplfB INFANT ety of human diseases tn which tho W»‘ h»T» p»t upaad told 1|>U article for <W ten mn, and can asv, in cwyfdmre and IrwU e/ VEGETABLE LIFE VEDICIKES avc Wnx- 'RqX&c v'% Vv\«x\(N, ’^.VvV-twXX'tXA* *ftux'rv\\ctx, YNvj<-> t\XXcy^, «\.c. FH/wr art rut wo in quart l^Hles, of u'Kieh the aiz-.-e ia-a fao^sim- ■ile. • the .’xtc’. •iijfor .,. C. V7. TtcLxe-’i, S'rof filter, J!c. 6 East Fourik-L:t., »C,»r.:'r.rio.fi, to whom all orders ehoxda le oddrteced. FOR SALE P¥ naaBTBcax, H«A»Aan, RaaTuacxtsa, ItL-Txarix Axxmr, Laxsovb. and Mblaxcmollt, which are genera! symptom* Df Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural consequence of its cure. * COSTIVENEW, by cteanaing the whole length of the inteotiaca with a solrent process, axic without violence-, all violent j.urges leave tbe bowels costive within Iw^jM** FEVERS of all kindsrwn«atdKhg tbe blohd to a regular circulation, through the process of respiration in such cases, and the thorough solatiou of allTntesWnaT obiilrbHion iti others. Tho suhscnbrr is how prepufvJ to idl Tbe Lira Mkmuxks have beta known to euro RUEUMATIHM in Ume weaks, 2SE <B nermuMily miSSfHR^c'n 0?1p(°taod Bh. iSIXMILY GIQCEEJES GROCERY, SALOON BENTON HOUSE, lAxstsiktg mioh. WlLLlia UlNMAV.rroSrictor BOARDING-HOUSE joiBto. - ' ‘ DROPSIES of all kinds.¥y freeing aod stragth Aw low ar the loweut, for Carikor rcadj* 1^.’ .u ... ,upay only. ‘ Warm Meals at All*Kaurs! Prize Poetry* Let Chiofletaabocal ef deeds of war. And Mioairels tune their sweet guitar. A wetter tbeno my ieart it Sila— In prttss of Hkmxcx'bmatchless Fill*. ■Their cares are found ia every land— Amid Russia's snows—and Afrfe’s re»d Their wondrous worka-tbe papers till. Produced by iluua'i matchlcsa Pilis, - ’foni, a nd is firo-.-ided wiiK a rrfi-frwzrcl. from eo^ -terftitem. •- Cd. per lot tie, or vca.c J - *v\xv\.i ir4* WvwWvy ^wwke, Darling’i Liver Be gulaor. in affording mmediato relief. It is a thorough Market, which w> Liver sad bhiioM ewedy." Mrs. Toung. of Brooklyn, writes: “February are prepared to mH al a email 2S, IMO.—In May last I had a severe eitackofPiies which confined me to lhe house. 1 took one Lotadvjmce from Brer shown ia 102 NasMuSt, New York, ll pcrwniA haring e.'aima against the estate' ol ABLE DRAPER, deceased are bcrebv DGtitled aad requested to prru-nt tho unit for •xeaiiiiatiiHi and sdjuatiavnt in lhe undersigned t’-Kiiuiisslomni duly appointed by the Probate Court fin* lhe county of Itarry. who will mc<-1 far ■tirh purpore, al the bouse nf Thomas lileckman, in the township of Barre, in aaid eouoty, nu WHnesdav, the tweMr-sixlh dav of March next, I Cntyon AmbrHjpe; Vtanett® Antbrvend on Salueday the m- 'eenthday ofAugust, one itam-xid eight hundred and alxtyoao, at the । «ypt»; MvliiineidyptiSphvrwitype j Mirrnr Atnbmtypc; Nwlt»gr$pbir; ’ ' sairaRxer^'.^'- PATENT MEDICINEB Estate ol Ch*r|aaC. Grinin, ef tbs day. \ Z’A'ftJJriTAWJOAJL-STATEOFJilCHlOAli, Coahty of Barry, u. Ata Session of the Probate Court for His Coun­ ty Of Bvry. lwHvnai the FuhsM.Office, in tbe village of Healings on Tuesday thu Hlh day of February, in lhe year one thousand eight hund­ Wo would respectfully anponnee ta ths oitlred and sixty t*»; proaouS, S. C. Prindli-, Judge tens of Haitian and nciuity, tfua we intend to oi Probate. . sell everything in our Imo of trade »a cheap M cap d ,n^m'tWr <’r,hc«,»‘e<’f«"rtc* C- Ori®n bo bought al any place. Give ua a call and Judge for, ypurwlvea. Wo intend to sell On reading and filing the of James lUUwvny. Adminl (KEBEAff, IW. 'DASH praying*, foreeriain reasons .m.—. lie may be Hern red to sell cevteiti Beal Eriate in orRetdf Pay, o*ly. said petition described, for the purpose of paying the ifebte nf said deeasrd. * Special attention will bopaid io COMPOUND­ Tbvrcu,x-n it is ordered that Monday, tbe 31st INGmd ratting up PRESCRIPTIONS; and any day of M^rch, A. D. Ibfix.at ten o'clock A. M., be BMigncd mr the kaaripg of said pctrtiun. and one purchasing luedictoea of ua can re>y upon that the heirs at igw of »ajdfleccpetLat:dai: other their being persona itiiOFeeicd in e«i<l eslate, are required to appear at a session of said C«|t. <haq to be bo|drn at tfic Probate Office, -n Die Tillage of HastROBERTS A STRIKER. inga, aod show cause, if any there be, why the Mmi A 1MJ. pray er of the petitioner should not be granted. Aod it is further ordered, that aaid petitioner give notice to tbe persons interested, in said estate, nf tbe j»cn(let)cy of aaid petition, jmd the hearing thereof, by eauiing a copy oT this order Io be published io tbr Republican Banner, a news pajter printed in said eupnty. of Barry for six successive weeks, frawMtoteiy aterious to said car of hearing. IA true copy.) 8, C. I'RIXDl.E, febl'J Judge of Probata. NOTICES c>3 arc eo\W^.o?>e(N. tcwfc cw\A vooX.% a\xA \vtvWx vACvcXv Whak-C X\veu\ . Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Street. N. T.. writes: “Feb. 20, IMO.—I bate been subject to Upon our aholrvs may be found sU tflbo A SPECIAL JLidneyJjQYizjz Z a in t s. aw& wW taewtam.- L*ntga. Wo also keep «n hand a good aMortmepI of MOST POPCUR (ST"’1....... Jjfiiczis Fever; . , ‘ Fever and -figue, IavCt £oninlainf* Hou. John Cross writes, 'Brooklyn, March IS IBM. In the spring of I8l» I took a seryre cold which induced a violent fever. I took two dosea In foci, everything in the Grocery Hoe, tnth es will be needed for fhnrilv um. Also a jpeai variety ef Ute mpxctal taXew \w \^te\k£v o>\& ut \\\c ^.ro\xcv Utwc, cvr a %wv^ \\rtw And now contider myself Xnfirrfy eurfJ,“ such si TEA. COFItt. SUGAR. BPICPL IWER. PRUNES, FIG8, RAI3IN8, CODFISH; roit Ttix of the pendoocy of said pom ion, and the hearing thereof, by cauting a copy of this older to be published iu the Republican Hanner, a newspaper । prlntini and circulating iu said county of lurry, . for three soeeuive week*, irnurediateTv previous to said day of bearing. febSfitS S. 0. PRINDI.E. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR HxWVCjXjtevx. wceAcA aw wr<vc\c cK 11 *. l i. — ■ - - * ... - x. .I. i* been affiicted wltb pUes, aeeompaaled with bleed­ ing, tbe last throe years ; I used DRY GOODS doay be permanently Milled. !«. Ww "BVviou* RIAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: HP FOR MXCHANJCAL AM© MKPJC1!<|L PURP03ES,0NLT^E| . , Ih-HTSa ANt> Lakl—Doth Iluular and Lane have gone to VVasbingUm.— Wo may now hope Umt their diffictikY -m a VMOAuxxt vAiirii vmX.1 oum a-W 15m. “vW* 'jV-.'n. \* Wvr Xe,” «» «. Ck««v\ — n. grcKl Lunch rfddai/cd TLA nli COKEEE. ( ITKXUX3. . . ftCKLHP.TONGriiSAI^ MonMiJuV. Dc^^&iXaitey. 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On tto question nf the extension uf Humam Slavery, it will stand forth its oncompromising foe. believing as it most Which we 'Rjgrnriifflra religiously does, that slavery is tto pri­ mary cause of tto present conflict to twevn the North nnd tto South, and that it lerves s fearful Uightupnn ttocnnntry or nation seeking to outspread and upheld it It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of tto present war against trca*<»n and disunion, until tto Inst vestige <>f this ino«t ilkatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. • News Department. The proprietor* nre resulved to spare no pains or expense to make the Aotertisxx equal, in all that vconstitutrs a go>>d newspaper, to any published in the West. With this view an able eorps of reporters, writers and correspondent*ba* been engaged, who** attention every passmg event of ^importance will claim. 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Rin,'Ueylnn', and Java Cofle, Sh»oe. \y«M<dm, and Widow ft ShIi and Water Lh>>*. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-03-19.pdf 1d47ba5a6b6d56df8211bbb8267628f8 PDF Text Text Ud 1«. zsssssas 4fc£± rns rusmn-rs VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1862. ©riginal Jortrj. fastings' ^nsintss Sirtrtrrj. GRANT A SPAULDING, riGHTMAN A ROBINSON, fl f ANUFACTtJRERS of tin, sheet-iron and eop111 per-ware. Dealerain iron,Mils,steel,glasa, shell-hardware, cutlery and HorM. Store onidour 'Til tbmllsfttoy wife MASON ALLEN, ealer in groceries, provi.toas, Sinew then Tro tri roll «d many a nlle. D 4s<«, fliah, tetter, lord. pork, sad t-r. •llktad- AIm toys esadtM, etc.,etc. Sto Caltforn • Btoek. State street, Hastings, Mid D. C. HAWLEY, EALER In all kind. Of Family Groceriee, Stone and Wooden ware, and a general aaI*Wtw.nl Pwivi^nn. al.. D — Ferny Lome in Michigan. ROBERTS A STRIKER, DEALERS in drug*, medicines, ipateatmedi­ ’Til then I pined my childhood days. cines. paints, oil., turpentine, burning fluid. "Rowel's Block,"'Hull ags, Mich. W.PARKER, WHOLESALE end retail dealer In Groceries end Provisions. Pork, Lard. Butter, and KXAPPBM A BCRR0W8, TTORNEYS sad COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Solicitors in Chancery, Tax and Inouranct .—.. i ...—j_j »_ wlth prompter A ■nd Manty. Camp Brosdhsad. Frederick City Md. ^Jisnllanj. J. C. Bcuowa NWEEZEY A ALLEN. faul oonwats wife. TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors in Chaneery. PartienUr attention paid to Coavernnciag, the invratlgaUoa o (title* to Land Foreeloaurra of raortgagea, Ae. Will ba bappy The August sun beat with fierce heat to attend to all calls in the Una of their prafeiaioa and hniinsM. upon a broad, ripe field of yellnw wav­ Office in the Court House, Heatings, Mich. A A ing wheat, and upon tbe hand of reapers before whom Ita golden glories were be­ ing laid low; with steady, equal stroke H. W RIGHT, the men swung the great cradles, and threw out tbe xbeuvee to the binders wbo Particular attention paid to the collrction of followed cloae behind. With bare chest claims and money promptly remitted. and brown sinewy arms, they toiled, low­ Office, with W. W. Ralph Em., MiddliriUe, ing no time bv the way, for tbe owner of Barry County, Michigan. the farm wielded the foremost cradle and DANIEL COOK, the gulden grain was shedding before his USTICE OFTHK PEACE. General Land and eyeA As they reached the end of the Tax Agevt will attend to the eollection of fiickl, a woman stood before them, hold a little boy by the hand. The woman’s eyes and checks were hallow, nnd ber huir hung in thick masses of grey upon JACOB FERRIS, her forehead. Her Iwnt form arid hag-1 J IONIA, MICHIGAN. I. A. HOLBROOK, J. M. RU88ELL, PHYSICIAN and Surgcen. • lore. Stale street. , Office in Raaseil'i JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN and rinrreon. Dwelling on Broad­ way, near the Court Homo. H. P. CHERRY, A TTORNEY and Ceaaselor al Law, Solici Ur A. and Cosuastor in Chancery. Notary Pablic, Ar. AU builncM attended to promptly and efficientlr. Office No. 5, Noble’s Mock, Battle Creek, NEVINS. nd Tax agent. Particular artr* ga rd look seemed those of an old'woman ; but, looking again, you would see that sorrow had laid a heavy hand upon ber and withered up its youth and beauty be­ fore ita time. Her drees nnd appearance were those of an”Irish emigrant, and her sad, strange look as she gazed on tbe rough Canadian landscape, showed that she had yet to become accustomed to new scenes. The boy wss a bronzed, dark­ eyed. dark haired urchin of about seven rears old, lithe and active as an antelope ; ita sUmh! holding his toother's hand in his, and looking on the group of men befiire bim, wi b tbe eyes of eager curios­ ity. “Is Paul Conway hero )” said the wo­ man’s voice. “Aye,” answered a tall man wbo lean­ ed* upon bis cradle near, “who wants Paul Conway 1” "Mary Ginway, his wife, and- James I Conway, hie son." rejoined tbe woman.— “You sent for your wife and child, and now by God’s help we have come.” The netn dropped the cradle and started hack, trembling visibly ; both he and the woman were deadly pale. “I sent for my wife,” he said “you are Mary Conway, my wife V “God is my witness, 1 am your wife, and this is your son.** “Mary was a young and comely wo man, her hair was glossy black, and her eyes smiled when abe spoke.” Paul DANIEL 8TRIXER, >UNTY CLERK, Notary PnMic. and General said this in a bewildered tone, and as If speaking to himself. Seven years' bard work and starvation, seven years’ desertion and sorrow don’t make a woman goung nnd comely.— H.COOK, Large tears rolled down her cheek, and she trembled so that abe could scarcely stand. The man stood and looked at her with wild white face, and the woman looked round to earth and sky, as if ap­ H. N. BHELDON, pealing t» them for ths help and pity de­ nied to ber by pitiless man. But the sun B. C. PB1NDLE, UDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Public, Gen­ et*! Land and Tax Agent Will be found io JAMES A. RWEEXEY, ICUTTNG ATTORNEY. CewMaior nway. I’d have had a long sleep, little Katy would wake and cry for ber break­ fast too soon.” She watched btm aa she spoke, with United Stales agamat the inaurgent forces; that espeaatly the army at and about ■ Fortress Monroe, tbeartny of tba Poto­ mac, the army of Western Virginia, the army near Mumfordsvillo, Kyn the army and flotilla at Cairo, and a naval force in the Gulf of Mexico be ready for a mor*. NO. 46. he came tn work upon the farm of Mr. Johnson—the same on which the first scene of this Story is laid—that any change was wrought tn him. last mentioned accident/ during which Mr. Johnson bad often aat by his atok-bed bis hands, which had been clasped togeth­ reading to him from God’s word when er, were thrown out towards her, while be was able to bear it, and with kind earnestness warning him from the wild life he hud been lending ; and striving to drink, the cursad drink. Bure f could lead him to lay bold on eternal life thro1 newer have gone and left you and the Christ, Paul Gm way took the pledge, children ratly for the drink. I’ll never and to the surprise of ail, seemed bent on touch it again, Mary, any more than 1 keeping it. He deserted bis old haunts would deadly poison. And thia 1* the baby, little Jemmv ; and where is little lit. Katy ; rare you did not leave ber be­ him. Some time after this, being at hind.” work aipne with Mr. Johnson, by what “God’s will be done,” said the woman ; seemed nn Irreeistable impulse, Paul be­ aye, Paul, I left little Katy behind, all­ gan at the beginning nnd told 1>im the hut one end of her aunny" hair. She is whole story to the end, ’I left her and the lying mfe^htd quiet undre the churchyard two little children to shift for themselves,’ sod. Oh I my darling ! ray darling I” be said ‘and whether they are alive at nnd abe lifted tip ber bead and wept aloud, thia day, God only knows; will you help with an exceedingly great and bitter me to find outl’ Mr. Johnson not only readily promised to do thia, but offered to advance the money to pay their pass­ of this strange seene, moved off one by age out. It was enclosed in a letter to one towards its conclusion As they the clergyman of the pariah in which walked down the field, questions were they used to live, nnd they had received a«ked and answered as to the previous no answer nntil the day on which Mary life of Paul Cunwny and the cireumstan Conway and her son stood before them res which led to what they had just wit­ in the harvest field,—so changed that nessed. The facts of the case were a* the husband and father could not recog­ follows; nize in the aged looking and faded woman Paul, when a ynung man In Ireland, the blooming girl be bad loved and mar had been the gay rat of the gay; no one ried ten years ago, or in the dark-eyed could surpass him in the whole country boy the baby he had lost seen in its moth­ side in singing a song, dancing a horn­ er’s armA pipe, or playing a gams of ball. Hand­ What was it that had placed this gulf some. witty, and good natnred, he bad between those two loving hearts, that had been sought by every gay company for e-it this gap «ot of thrfr lives) What their amuaement. and when be choose was it that laid little Katy’s bright head Mary Ashton far his wife, many shared in the dust, and plucked the flowers of her opinion, that she was tbe most fer- innocence and youth and bappy love from tunafo of women. But, alas ! at every bar parents1 bands 1 There is an enemy wedding, christening, wake and funeral, in our midst tbst dues all this, nnd we at every assembling and at every leave­ care nothing ; eome of us even cherish it taking, on every occasion, whether merry as a friend or sad, the inevitable whiskey-bottle had . Soon after this Pauljmd Mary began life been produced, and Paul, almost before । again in a naw borne, a little log cabin in he wm aware, had ynblbrd a fatal love the woods, where Jemmy brought wild for it The love of company and amuse­ flowers to make a garden round the door, ment tea, so natural in one sought after and a wild vine dropped lovingly from nt be had been, mnde him embrace every the trees above, and dnthed the roof with opportunity of attending fairs or merry­ verdure. No man's peat can be as If it makings. On these occasions the drink had not been, and sin can never bear any­ flowed freely, every friend wa* treated thing but bitter fruit*; thospringofyouth and treated him in return, and Paul Con­ was gone in both, and the life Paul had way never reached home without being led for seven yean, had left deep traces a pitable object fer his young wife to on hia oncestalwartb frame, and banished see. forever the cheerful, joyous disposition By degrees people began to think that that bad rand* him so loved in past perhaps Mary was not so fortunate » per­ bay*. A voice to would ever whisper son as they had thought “Though Paul in bia ear, that but for sin, little Katy was as dscint a boy when ho was himself, might be living now to gladden her fath­ as you would meet In a summer's day,” er's and mother’s heart, and be would the time when Paul was himself grew picture to himself what she would have more and mere seldom ; he soon become l>een had ahe lived, with her golden hair, utterly besotted and degraded, nntil the and eyes like violets In June. Poor whisperings of his first born, his pet, bis Mary's silver threaded locks and sunken plaything, little Katy, failed to draw eyes, too, were ever a silent reproach to a kind word or even a cheerful smile him. from bim. But, Paul bad become a repentant as By the tithe little Jemmy, the second well aa a temperate man. and Mary, In child was born, hitter poverty had dim­ her sorrow, had fonnd a Saviour. The med and faded poor Mary’s pretty fece ; new home, unlike the first, had been sano but still she clung to the husband she tified by morning and evening prayer, had an loved and admired. Shu found and the large Bible, brought by Mary excuses for him when no one else could. auroae the sea, was net left dusty on the It was the hardness ofllm times that drove shelf. Little Jemmy beard beautiful him to desperation ; or it was the cruel stories, of ono whrf went about doing men wbo followed him and tempted him good, read by his father’s lipa from its away from ber,—anything was better pages, when the little family gathered than to believe that be wm utterly round the cheerful winter fire and work lost. was done, or in summer at lb* open door, But the drink had done its work, and in the calm, long summer twilight. burnt all the manliness and honor out of Several years after the scenes related Paul Conway’s nature, or he would never in the foregoing story, I paused among have done the henrtleex d—d that be did the trees near Mary Conway's cottage on One morning, when little Jemmy was a bright evening in JunA Mary herself about three months old, he rose before stood in the doorway, shading her eyes his wife, and bidding her with the usual with her hand, and looking down a little kindness of manner, to' remain in bed path in the wood. until be rsturoed for bis breakfast, be Her bright, deanootton drew and white left the house, never to return again.— collar, set off to advantage her tall mat­ Fie made his way to a seaport town, ac­ ronly figure, and ber face had a quiet companied by a man who bad enticed content in it that was very pleasant to him, with accounts <>f that “new and hap­ see. She looked a comely woman, py land where wages were high and whis­ only her grey hair reminded one of the ky cheap,’' and the aecond morning after past that on which he bad left bis poor wife, Soon came up the path two deck cows, with ber two helpless infanta, to await his return, ba bad shipped fur the United walking lazily along, with great distended udders and mild large eyes, and after Slates. the a dark haired lad. who led by the hand a rosy, twadling girl of about four that day and the day on which my story years old. She had gulden hair and vio­ ouKimences, had been srpent by Paul Con­ let eyes, and was laden like a young Flore way amid scene* of the deepest degrada­ with wild spring flowers, blu* phloz and tion. Working bard at times, lor noth­ scarlet columbine, with red and white ing else only that he might spend his wa trillums and anowy branches of haw­ gas on drink, be rioted afterwards in wild thorn and plum. The light of tbe setting __ » agiory as she States, and st length into Canada, work­ flowers, among the ing sometimes on railroads, sometimes J um foliage. with farms re, and sometineaaa a sailor ing order for the time, and be ready to abey additional orders when duly given that the heads of Departments, and an- • pedally th* Secretary of War and tbe< of any Importance. Our boys are in Navy, with all their Bubordinates, and tba General in Chief with all other com­ good spirits now. Tba 5th is suffering I manders and rabordinatua of the land and naval forces, will severally be held to their strict and full responsibilities for ( sickness is abating in a measure. They the prompt execution of this order. (BlgMfl) ABRAHAM LINCOLN." hare lost thirty-five men with disease since they came to Virginia. Wa hare loat but tweuty men since the regiment Exeeolire Mxoiloo, Waahiaftoa, 1 Msrth Sth, net. J was formed—we have no reason to com­ “Ordered, first. That the Major Gener­ plain with a juat God. Hia go^noss nnd mercy, haa followed us all along.— al cummnnbing the Army of the Poto­ The neewd are in geod spirits, also the mac proceed forthwith to orgsniro that 87th N.Y., (they are in our hrignde) it is part ol the nrmy designed to enter upon an Irish regiment, and they are a noble active operations, Including thel^eserre, aet of boys, they are called the hloodv but excluding tbe troops to be left in fho 37th, and I guess the Texan Rangers fortifications about Washington into four thought an, when they surrounded them army corps, to be commanded according to seniority of rank, as follows;—First at Mrs. Lee’a house. Tba good new* that we receive from corps to consist of fout divisions, and to day to day, tends to keep op a lively be commanded by Maj. Gen. McDowell; Spirit among the boy a. I bare just eome second corps to consist of three divisions, off from dress parade, and wc had ardera and to be commanded by Brig. General to be ready to march. Every thing in­ Sumner ; third corps to consist of three dicates a forward movement. The road* divisions, and to be commanded by Brig­ are getting settled, and the weather la adier General 8. P. Heinizlemsn ; fourth fine now, we have had considerable rain corps to consist of three divisions, and to for two months past I hope that the be commanded by Brigadier General Keyes. Second, that tbo divisions now weather may continua to be fair, so that if we are called upon to march, that at commanded by the officers above assign­ may have apleasant time of it, that is if ed to the command of corps, shall be em­ we can. We soldiers do not expeat to braced in and from parts of their respect­ ive corps. Third, the forces left for tbe be carried upon flowery beds of ease. Things are working admirably well defence of Washington will be placed in । command of Brigadier General James S. now. A few more rach victories as our man achieved at Roanoke bland, Fort Wadsworth, who shall also bo Military Henrv and Fort Dooelson, and seccsh Governor of tbe District of ColumbiA— are played out. J wonder what Northern Fourth. That this order be executed with traitors think now of the valor and brav­ sueb promptness and dispatch aa not to ery of wur Northern troops, they can’t delay the commencement of the opera­ say now say now that it will taka five tions directed to be undertaken by the N«rthem men to whip one Southern man. Army of the Potomac. Fifth, A fifth I have heard men aay In Barry county, Armv Corps, to be commanded by Mqj.that it would take five Northern men to Gen. N. PlBanks, will be firmed from whip ons Southern man; what an absurd bis own and Gen. Shields' (late General idea; such men as these are rebels, and Lander’s) divisions. , , gw 3d, and ate of tba brigade. they sympathize with the accursed rebels-, they are just as rotten at heart, as Jeff. Davis, Beauregard,’Floyd, or old Buck, and if they get their just deserts, with all the rest of the rebels, they will be buspended between the heavens and the earth higher than ever Haman was. The Northern leaders are hauling in their homa a little, I think it is about time for them to do so. I understand that a great many of the Northern people are growing impatient; they aay that this war has not say to such if they arc not satisfied with the plans and operations of Gen. George B. McClellan, they bad better come down and take command of the army, and see what progress they would make in suppressing the great rebellion. Fur my part, I am satisfied with his operadons. A word or two In regard to slavery. I hope and trust, that this war will put an eternal end to that “bone of contenHon." slavery la the greatest evil that ever befel any nation, and I trust that the people of the United States bare learned a lesson that they will never for­ get for years to oome. If any one wants to see what slavery has done for a state they can eome to Virginia and not go any farther South. There is no enter­ prise, or Intelltgenoe about the people.— Virginia is the oldest State in the Union and she has nourished and cherished that peculiar Institution, until she la at least seventy-five years behind the times, so much for tolerating slavery. I guess that 1 Hava nearly exhausted the auhject, and will colse. A Banntr now and then would be thankfully receiv­ ed. The Hastings boys are all well I believe. If you deem this worthy of publication do so, excuse all mistakes and oblige. Yours truly. T. S. Company E 3d Michigan Regt. VoIa Jcmhe Faxmoxt—A correspondent of the Iowa Stale HtguUr thus speaks of Jessie Fremont: “1 sal to-day talking an hour with Gen and Mr a Fremont; soon after with tboan who bitterly oppttse them. Where will all thia cod 1 Do yon want to know bow “Jamia” looks artd sa*ma in the midat <«f her trials 1 Whatever may ba thought af him, (Fremont,) let every one hraor the wife of one who no hobly shares her husband’s anxirtks, and stand a at his aide Mroag in love, in will and energy, to help him to the utmost of ber power. blo dangers from drunkenness. Once be Tba aniril of old Colonel Ban ton l.xdta door,” and the little beauty into was.picked up off a snowy road in a bit outer “Jeaaia’a’’ayes. The bright flash bar mother’s arms, which were outatrctchter cold night, when just passing into ths of bar cheek, the sweet alay of ber l ipa, when seconded by tba dear ideas of ber powerfol mind, render her captivating to "[Slgnsd] ABB AH AM LINCOLN.” THE PRESIDENT’S WAR ORDER NO. >. ! Exxcvttvs Maxuox. I Wsshiagtoa, March 1!, 1SS2. ) Maj. Gen. McClellan having personally taken the field at the bead of the army of tbe Potomac, until otherwise ordered hj is relieved from the command of tbe oth­ er Military Departments, he retaining the commended of tbe Department of tbo Potomac. Ordered further, that the two commands of General’s Halleck and Hunter, together with so much of that of Gen. Buell, which Hex west of a north and south line drawn through Knoxville, Tennessee, be consolidated and designa­ ted tbe Department of the Mississippi; and that until otherwise ordered. Major General Halleck have command of the said Department Ordered, also, that of the Missieaippi, bo a military derartment, and the same be commanded by Major-General Fremont That all com­ manders of Departments after receipt of thia order respectfully report several and directly to the Secretary of War, and that prompt and frequent reports will be expected of nil. ••{SigwdJ We sss that some of the telegraph lines are gelling up a competition In prices.— If they attempt to make the lightning beabend vindicated is the restless burning ea-Presideat, Old nil it proTite- Du\be t Buck. portrait . r> mC wtfirft ABRAHAM LINCOLN." Some years ago a black man called on a clergyman in Western New York, and avowed himself a fugitive slave, asked for food and shelter, which wgs freely ac­ corded. Two or three persons being cognisant of the fact, called to see the run away, when .the following dialogue took place ; , “ ’Spaso you had plenty hard times down South—licking plenty. ’ “No—I never was whipped.” “Wasn’t—well, yon had to work awful hard.” “My work was very light.” “I guess yvur clothe* were not very nice)” “I was always welt ddtbed—1 was a good servant,” . t •» “Reckon your victuals wasn't Uncom­ mon fine 1” “As good as I desired.” “Wall, I should gird it a* my opinion that you was a mighty big fool for mnning away from such a place as that, for the sake of shifting for your­ self." “Geullemsn, m/*plaee down South is vacant, and anv ol you can have It by ap­ plying for it !•' COW CORVI on which bcatoad detached from tbe rest and gain* rapidly - down stream, ba tai oadca ko i. �firing on his centre. BKLY portnnt Hmdi l», 1862 WediesUy Havixo xs iiua, cuusxs otra cevkst, wrraOCT 0CILK AND WITH PVRE FUHPOSZ, LtT US AKSXW OVIl THUS?JR GoD, AXO OO FORWaaU WITHOUT MAX A*» w:tm maxlt iibarts,—Abrahem Lincoln. Let RepabUcans Stand br their Colors. The reafiers of ths Danner must bave noticed, that ulnee the breaking out ef the ws few Republican administration, aud n shining lights of thoir own party wbo art- batlHng boldly for the Union, in the Cab­ . inet,in Congress, and In the army. But we have been mistaken ; the par­ titan leaders of Utat parly have rejected th j dying injunction of their great leader nnd shown tbefr disrespect of him by en­ deavoring to fet-lte their old partitan organization. They have repudiated the good and wise men of their party wbo are true to the Uujon.’ They have given the lie to the precepts and practice of their John fun, Holt, Stanton, Dickinson, Dix and Butler. They have refused to unite in forming Union Tickets in all lo- cblities where circumstances bare seemed tofitvor the possibility of independent success; and where they have thus united, they have proved-faithless as a party. In this Stat^ as in nil others, lhe dem­ ocracy has taken the initiative In party organization. In our city and village elections thus for, they have only oonsen ted to Union tickets where they bad no hope of independent success. It is for such reasons as the foregoing m.roJ1oilj.OTpud«b.re«u.orm^, su spiracy set on fix>l by his confidential ad ad risera Fort after fort bad fallen by violence or been basely surrendered by. faithless afiicials, under pay of the Gov­ ernment. Ono year of Republican ad­ ministration and what a change! Al­ though organizing under untold disadvan­ tages—meeting with armed opposition nt ' every step—threatened with a “fire in the rear” by the traitorous organs of Demo­ cracy, even in, tbe free and enlightened State of Michigan—betrayed on all-sides •by Democratic officials andarmy ofiioera, who retained their places under the plen of loyalty to the Union—It has maintain­ Hit brother had Seen a resident of Ten­ nessee, end hkd joined the Confodbrato deemed-lhe national credit, purged every arftiy, but he had qo knowledge of his branch of the Government .of secret trait- whereabouts or, thought of his being one of the victims of the bloody conflict nntil aCroi* his mense army and navy, and is-now deal­ ing swift and terribly effective and 8b- etructlve blows tyxm the reMs iu arm a It is, again^for aueb reasons that we de­ mand -of Us Republicans, to stand by their color*. Th* April oketfems are dose at hand. UsnU FH.. i«ior«<u walw, I that disease. .ad lh«l tko Now the''fbcU^on these-. -Jl* Mnjor-Gencral VanDom, wbqhad com­ mand of the entire force. ■' . f I have not as fft tbe statemsata of the =« dead and wounded, so ns to juMwfi W1 post, but 1 will refer you .to a diwatab which I will forward very aooa. Offers and soldlerabave displayed wueb uauaual deeds, e<emrtefi in a neat and tarty man­ gallantry that I hardly dare to make ner,.' dur assortment of Justices blanks distinetlona I must, however name the will be full in a few days. oomthanders of divisions. Gen. »>gd gallantly carried the.. Mgbts and drove Small Pgx.—Wo woaW call attention back Um left wing of the enumy4 Aa!to the communwation of J. J. Jackson,, sn both wm wounded in tbe arm, iu hia: this subject, which was received just after Sllaat eflbrt to reinforce tbe right.— I. and Actin* Brigadier GeMra) Davis we issued our papsr last week. We hoar wbo commanded tbo centre whore Mc­ of no sew eases of Smsll Pox. Culloch fell •« tbe 7th, and pcjwaod.for­ ward tbo centre on the 8th. Col. and RT W,: learn from ths Kalamazoo Acting Brigadier Geutral Carr iaalso wounded in the orm anil wa* under the Telegraph, tliat one John Roas, confined wontlanooe fito of the •aeoay during the in jail at Kalamazoo for burglary, Laving two hardest days of tbe strugglo. Rii- •scaped, was traced to tbe house of his noia, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio and Mi«sonri | uncle, Mr. Cauly, of Orangeville, In this may proudly share tlie honors of tbb vic­ county. He was found by the officer sc tory, wlficb tbrir gallent heroM won mer orfoloid aa foHows: H.-MerriHaHora*?’* Mh.ns.i, wbe was home on a furfoagh, and two children of Gao. W. Balrd’a, have haJtheSinaH Keo^h. my sister and myself, have had the Varkdnid, which arc all the eases in this township, and one ease of Varioloid, (Renbin Laraba,) in Barry, on section one; those in ibis town being In section 36. My Brother mratractod the disease, 1 Kippcte In St. Louis, but he was not awflre tlpt b..- bad.been exposed U> tbe dis­ ease, either in that city or ir. any other plaoe. lie had boon o-mGhed in the Genquince of th* loss oflift voice, and a se­ vere rough, a sequence of th* Measles, which diecaseheh&d while in that dty. the combined forces of VanDorn, Prjcu err ted in a large, cask upstairs; was .tip­ and MoCuiloch at Pea lUJge, in Um Ozark ped out, and.eoqvpred back to the Red be was taken down with the di*eave which Mountains of A rkiwisas. Esglo, in Kalamaxoo. .. I bars tbs honor to b«. Grncml. proved to be the Small Pox, vbich he SAMUWI. ».T C0«IS8?BriJ»SrC*a. 85F* Ww would.«H the attention nf hud in Its mt*I violent and malignant, the reader to tbe War Orders of tba Pres­ form. And yeth* had a mwr« filial dis­ . -St. Louis, March 15. ident published on nor first page. The only thing wc regret tn regard to them, is that they deprive Gen. McClellan ofthe cred i t of haring too red vofontm ily •<*!«*.t tbe foe. ’ ease preying upon LU Lungs, which in­ creased in viuJiweeus the other progress­ ed. Ho would, I think, have survived the SninU' Pox had it nut been for the disease of the Lungs, which latter dtseaKe I claim to be the cause uf his death.— Txc* Orrizrx.—A copy of thio paper RidmrdUnckson, my father died with tbo reached us lart week, bring the only one Pneumonia, nnd showed no symptoms uf we have seen in two months. Wo liked Small Pox whatever. the appearance of Uiia number very well, Bv giving tbs the above statement of fact*, fart*, In yonr you ui!i your paper, paper, you will and would like tn see ono tfftener. But an Insertion hi we will not complain—one copy is nn- diashthna quiet tbe fears of many wbo hare received erroneous iinpreanion* iu douMlye. gfalas eight j .*MM J. Jacksox. 85F*’Tb° Allegan Journal ears there 1* A genuine Lodge of the Knights of the Gulden Circle in fell blast iu Wayland, Allegan County. *^T“Thv Barry P/oiurrbns gat a new Lend, which improves iislo^'ks very much. Pity it oouldn’l htgp a paw heart also.— to Hon.F. W. Kkllogq for a copy of ireftchoren. Nearly duu north from tbL> thenew Tax hill and other valuable doc buttery, distant from one-half to mile, ia anatta-r baUi-ry <>f r.flvd can­ The rebel Island number JO is a very utnents. non. whicii throws miMile* three mihw strong position. Forty-six guns have or more. There are four guns, according C-ijf*' Tho total number of hlnek peo­ to lhe best observations, in the latter.— been counted. Eight mortars shelled tho battery above the Island lo<hiy. Tbe ple in the District of Columbia is 14,316; Il is loedted nt or near a point called rebels left it several limes, but returned. free colored, 11, 131; slaves, 3,185. Ciibbsgu Trees They only fired two guur. There is no thttt ttco batterin tkr eneary cover cilficiilty whatever incur shells reaching 89“Gunbwalaon the plan of tho Mon­ the Island. itor cost about ttTfl.WO apfoee. Geo Popo sent dftpalcbes to Commo­ dore Foot*, saying chat hia heavy guns Can any one read tbe report of G.mcommand the river ao that neither tbe „HT A bill has-been reported by the modere Grids borough, which wc give steamers nor gunboats of tbe enemy Houao Judiciary Committee for the re•lawherd, of the brave sailor, John Davis could pan*. . * orgaoixMjua of Um Supreme Court. By whe covered a barrel of gunpowder in a Firing was heard in lhe direction of this Ohio, Kentueky ru»d Michigan are to New Madrid all day. It is supposed constitute the Seventh Qreoita Illinois magazine with his parson, while the 6in>c. kMM t>y » «WI that the rebel gunboat* are trying to is takpn from the Ninth Circuit *nc|’p<u, were bunting around him. without n force a passage. Several transports are instead of Michigan, iu the .Eighth Cir­ thrill of crnoUnn ? Such deed* •f during, near Island No. 10, b«mmed in. Tbo en­ cuit, ' ' redeem and dignity war. History uevor campments visible, are supposed to be tires ofwofabratang the heme Dutch riti large enough fur fifteen or twenty thuustW“The Richnyrnd lo^tunr <*ll. ccrw, whn nt the siege of Antwerp, rash­ «PB» A» and arippbd in er, than surrender life £lsee, fired the hitherto exempt from duty, to turncoat magazine periah^ |n th* expInMun. end drill for garrison service. It thfaks Davis'*ci s«as U>*4>f wpul spirit and th- etuergratcy raqriree aid from every courage, and the penpie will remember man in lhe South. x him. An anonymous correspondant of ’ ' 1.ATETI. Cairo, March 16. B’»M New Advertisements. Notice ! tbe Pott nl.v; recojpiixM the fact by send ing a letter endnslug twenty five dollara. whkh ht bwn tfrpraited for. tbs Lsmfit in Chiaf of the army, until after the ofjohn Davis. ' • 1 ■’-** f‘- -,<*• •« »*r< Praridraita War Order No. 3. bad Mnanr.wi m ik. AZbaTO--* C-.-.i-____ 1 EZRA TOMAS. every barrel of fimrr hm been stricken greatly from hia.wounds..is iiktowns'lttYfrom the tas bftl. >ng at the teen lAeus. Henry A. . _ —r--—.___ dose of the day on the left. ' (M. Cirr*a Whsoftbe SMnunos BnrwmufthiN* dlvtaon HdlTfteVW under a grilfag and JJ Dcpaitment. On his asriysNtt DaLNew HaMjMhlrs ElecUos. continuous fire nil drty. Concord, N. p.,Mpr^ 14. In the evening, the fire having entirety toMfcs U»JJ>. ceased on the centre, and there having Um® AX1> oonnin w niSTiSna i been nona on the left, ! reinforced the right by a pnrnofj of the 2d dtvteion, un­ raxrq ,. . PfysittMfrsscrJftfrfy der Gen. Asbefo. Before Vie day dosed wed the wnrinrat s jooteyteauBto from fljOQO. AMBIiOTYPING! ......................... send .aMiuw dunge >1 front, forward sous face the eneaty^harc ’ ‘ flank, in he ha Organization is neecsory and must be »f bthwM Tae ^itomiae of the titered fore K't'ini;??; extent •ri Boards-of Rfgl«lartiotiJi»t thereby put- being cir- The l<ta, CapL Cercapely, went no ber mmal round on yesterday, and ngntn runthe gauntlet. As "s<w»ti ax she turned into St. Augustine Creek five rifle sbota in auick suqBMfcuin came whizzing at her.-— The battery from ulriub lliey, were fired, ft is now poMtively a*ceri,ufied.i* nt lb 1 western end of Oaklr) Islainl. TH* end is known'** Uakk) P.>int. If lbw reader will take a iu.-.p of thu formed a friend of Gen. Fremont’s that harbor of Sarrtunab. «»«l l“uk iu tbu chan­ nd Court of Inquiry would be. ordered in nel of the ^irrr a Ihtle north of wrot from Fort Pulaski, ho will we a long strip of land dhldiug tl:c qfoutnel. This narrow strip h Lung* Irdaod. A very n T v .. ,; littletthrth of went -drthis Isfond 4* anotli’C- J- 1 ««}kner pnl.liahra a card , er small Mand, not named on uny map drying the reports fa the Northern 'pa­ or chart that «e have ever seen. This » per*, that ho made a speech or remarks _____ Oakley Island. The following is tho official report of lliey are doing we cannot determine.— I pronouncing lhe rebellion n failure, and XTb« battery located nt Its western cud Mortars are inomentanly axpeoted to w i* 3rrigiied Iu «<« i.mlk cot «4T .uo.ro.uGee. Curttes: ’ I ’ opeu. We discern tbe touch talked of * -s —•- - with Fort Pblaski by .< - .. irirotion lhe south floating battery at tbe island. cb*HiH-l. Jwrf for thh fHrfiitc lkt tite it Gxxxkal—On Thursday, the ffth.ihsT, the enemy commenced an attack on my right, assailing'and following the rear guard of a detatefattent, under Gen. 8i gel, io my main lines an Sugar Creek Hollow, but ceased firing when he met my reinforocment, at about four P. M.— During the night 1 became convinced he had moved on so as to attack my right or rear. Therefore, early on the 7th, I ordered a change of front to right, on my right, which, thus becoming my left, atiil rested on Sugar Creek Hallow. Thia •brought my line across Pea Ridge, with my new right resting on the head of Cross Timber Hollow, winch is the head of Big Sugar Creek. I also ordered an Imme­ diate advance pf cavalry and light artille­ Col Kinney, sf ths 56tb Ohio, related ry, under Cui. Osterhavs, with orders to one of those strange and melancholy R>- attack nnd break what 1 supposed cidenu which tbo fortunes of war some­ woifld be the reinforced lino «f the en­ times bring to pass. As he wari riding emy. along the breastworks n day dr two after This movement was .In progress, when lhe surrender, anj while many ef thedead were still un^uried, he observ?<J. Jbefore tho enemy, at It A. M.. commenced an attack on my right. The fight continued biin a private m hie regimen'., nami I mainly at these points during the day, .Bowman, strolling along. As he wmu tbe enemy haring gained a-print. hotly np, he notibed the lattter suddehly start contested'by Col. Cbrr, at Cross IHinbsr back as if transfixOd at th* sight of a Wnlfow. fait were eutireiy re puked with body before him. Approaching him; the fall of their oommandor, McCiriiooh, the Colonel naked him what surprised in the eMrtro, by the fames of-Criooel him, -and added, that he snppoeed he Davis. ■ • would have been accustomed to seeing The .plan of nttatt on'th< centre wna dead bodies by this tftne.. Turning to gallanttr carried ft ward by Cril- thrterhis mqifirer, with;sn expression on iris face such ns -only a diseovery Hire this P entire 'dlttecould produce, ana pbratingto the’httdy . Sigel’s com­ be replied, “Colonel! Thatfr my brithtrl' ed its dignity and tliat of the nation, re­ undertaken al onto. ^!ruru±gb“St'!fc^' Brigadior General Pope, ia a dispatch u> Gao. Halhtck says : “Our susccss nt New Madrid l>aa .been even greater than wm reported. IVeutyfive pieces of heavy artUkry, consistiug of 24 and riQsd 32-pounder*, two LatterSt. Louis, March 13. end information from their camps has put Us of field artillery, an immense quanti­ Our artillery and cavalry yesterday ty offixed ammunition, several thousand tbe number as low as forty thousand,with attacked the enemy's works, eleven and which the rebels have bold McClelland a half miles west of Pana, Tenn. The small arias, hundreds of boxes of musket oartridgM, 800 mules aud horses, lent* nnd his quarter of a million troops, “ns enemy was driven out with a loss of one for aa artey ef 12,000 men, of aut less in a vice,” kept Washington the hundred killed, wounded and prisoners. value than one million dollars has fallen country in a constant atnto of a and Our loss comprise* CapL Bull, of tbe ar­ blockaded the PoLuinao to the exclusion tillery. and four men killed and five Cairo, Mardi 16. wounded. of comtnercn thro’ that channel. And yet, A cavalry force sent out from Leba­ The reporter of lhe Associated Press, this array has been permitted to evecute non, Missouri, attacked one ef Price's on board tl*g-*iiip, two rpilu. below Is­ without molestation, carrying all their guerilla parties and killed thirteen, land No. 10 send* the following^ The fiolillla got under way at 5:30 munitions and stores with them, without wounded.ute, and captured twenty pris­ oners, among them Brig.-Guo. Campbell) this morning, ami dropped down slowly" even being bar raved in their retreat by till about 7 u’dook, when tlic flagship Washlagton, hfarch 14. our force*. But it this i* all, the country being about twenty miles ahead, and si* President Lincoln has just rcoeired a miles above the island, discovered a stem will feel relieved. Much anxiety is felt, fearing that those troops.witfadrawn from dispatch from Brig.-Gen. Strong, wylng wlieel steamer run out from tbo shelter New Madrid is oars. al a point on the Kentucky shore. She the Potomac, may suddenly fall upon steamed down the river and four shelb Burnsde’s forces, or strike at some other Boston, March 14. were thrown after ber. The distance, An order wm unanimously adopted in weak point, and that in part retrieve their however, waa too great for tho shuts to hitherto waning fortunes, and more than the House to daVi authorising the epu- lake effect At 9 o’elock the fleet round struction of one or two 'Iron-da 1 steam atone fur the loss of Manassas. cd to about three mites above the is­ era on the plan of tbe Ericsson Monitor, land. The Commodore ordered three of for the protection of Massachusetts har­ the mortar boat* into position. AL this Theorhh ov the Riant RrrKAT.— bors. hour (2 P. M.) we arc within ranga, but There are many theories In regard to the FurtrcM Monroe, Mnrch 14. as yet have beard nothing from the ene­ couso of this retreat. The most phyis;Everything is quiet here. Two r«*bal my, who appear to be in large force on Lie is that tbe position was most valua­ tags were scon effSewali’a-Point ibis A. lhe Kentucky shore ; we count thirteen guna in position on the blulL A large ble as a protection to the use of tbe rail­ M., making n reaoanoiMnet. number of transports ran be roan across road from Richmond to the counties in There are no signa of the Mcrritnae. the low point on the Missuuri aide, busithe valley ofthe Upper Potomac, but not St. Luria, March IL ly engaged around tba island ; but what I nearly so dcfnaible a point aa the bills of that we arraign the Democratic party as Rappahannoch, in view of the'protection an organization. It is for such reasons of Richmond and Norfolk. Tko advance that wp demand of Republicans that they of Geo. Banks upon Winchester, and the stand by their colors. Oars, are the abandonment of-the programme oflnvaglorious old Stars and Stripes—the Con­ ding Maryland and attacking Washing­ ton, made the occupation of Manassas stitution as ft is. and lhe Union as it was, comparatively worthless, while the grad­ made all tbe better by tbe application of ual approach of Gen. Buell in the West, Republican principles to its government and that of General Burnside on tbe nnd its development. Time has demon­ coast, were shutting up all avenues of communication, between Virginia and the strated that there is no hope for the cotton States. Union wra through the Republican or­ Those who arefemilliar with the coun­ ganization nnd the application of Repub­ try entertain the opinion that tire rebels lican principles. At the Incoming of tbe have fallen back to make a stand nt the present National administration, nil was Rappahannock ; but the prevailing opin­ ion ia that lhe evacuation of Manassas is anarchy and confusion. The recent only preliminary tp tho evacuation of Democratic incumbent, was virtually a Virginia.—Jfou> ^ari Htrald. prisoner in the White House, ut the mer­ cy ofhia own Cabinet. He dared not if he would—perhaps ho would not if bo 1 could, raise his voice against the con­ f dr- , March 10. timber. ihemnlttt. To meet all these prepara­ The Navy Department has received Our loss Is heavy, the enemy’s can tions aed thwart ail such schemes, it is the followin'* • ' new^ rtat xthornagb-organiratTcnbe ‘ Te Hos. Oiriu inaugurated at once fer the RqpobWcaM. I^tved and will come but 1 thhrtrlsis'raato f^^iassAwiiUcaTaBaUaCreskMiriUawa; nation in every township. Beware of has nbnnduncd bislicavs fortifications at rajuxs wM.«\aabyWd nr. lb. Bld. of !b. Bu gmon, .,4 BrU.«>ak Cbu For. - Day Em > ofour tery rebellion, up to the time of the call of the depends-apun this course. Should the New York, March U. Democratic State Convention oftills State, rebellion become encouragod to success, no mention has been made of the politic­ through the exhibition of Northern sy m- ( Mauauas is yeacefully occupied .fay our troops. . . , al orgRHitations aa they have heretofore pathy, all the blood aad treasure hcretd81*0*1, CKA1G. existed. Such a coarse was net puxsoad Washington, March 11. because we bad forgotten that the Demo- , A telegraph from Fortttee Monroe cralic party, had, while in power, plotted permitted !■ The rewponsibilfty-rests on this morning atmotmore that everything treason and colly oilculated the ruhi of you ! Meat ft aa becomes men and free- is quiet these end at Newport. MaUaesaS has been evacuated by the rebels, and raen, and ell v HI be well. forgot!eh that the majority of the dernt^ onr forces taken peaeeablo possession.— There ban been rio other news of publie crats were open traitors, being in the interest this morning. Southland all that sympathise, aided and The rebel strong bold at Manassa* The ATational JntdKgmctr of this abetted treason in the North wore Dem­ was abandoned in the early part of last moniing aaeerts, fa positive tortna, that ocrats aIko. It was not that wc bad lost we occupy Cemrev1tl*, e»rd fhnt the reb­ week, and ra now in possession of the els have evacuated Mariitssw.* ■ ’ •- • sight of llw fart, demonstrated by the Union forces. Although it is a matter The HttclKgtnctr nflde that (his news history of tbo past, that another four ef gratification, that Washington is no was confirmed by intelligence received years of Democratic rule would have longer a beleaguered city, there is but nt headquarters last night. Hotted out the United States form the little rejoicing over the event Indeed, a Cairn, March 18. iflap of Nations, or plunged our onee general depression 'pervades nearly all *Dje rebels evacuated New Madrid last bappy country iiito Infttrfevablo ruin.-^ classes pt the result. It is looked upon night, leaving a quantity of stores, whieh ft was not that we had forgotten, that the as, at least, a semi-defcat of that military they were unable to curry away. Some nation is pouring out ita blood like waler, strategy, which has cost seven months of fighting took place yesterday between rind its wealth by almost untold millions, time, millions of money, end not less their gunboats and our riege bstU rie*. in whieh we lost 20 killed and wounded.— to sustain itself against the war, waged than twelve thousand lives by disease A ahot from one of their gone dismounted by an aristocracy which has been for and picketing, to carryout There is one of ohr 24-poundurs, k.Hlny four or years fostered, polled, supported and fat­ but little doubt but that lhe rebels have five. Cant. Carr, of lhe Tenth Illinois tened by the Democratic party^nd by and been ready to evacuate Manassas for the was killed on Wednvsdxy night,- while placing picketa. The loss of the enemy through which that party has sustained Inat four months; whenever our Generals its existence for years. It was not that showed a disposition to molest -them.— is not known, as they carried off their dead nnd wounded. They are supposed we had thus forgotten, but that wo vainly They could well afford to remain, as long to number six thousand. ’ ” hoped that the leaders of that party in Island No. 10 Is also reported to be aa our army made no movie. There has the North were willing to abandon their not been to exceed eighty thousand men, evacuated. old associates, and join hands with the annus This final petition T enemy and crow �BJfcfCiunty, MarctU, 1862. Antlrew^lfrs Ami Jfdtrt Alhwf G LIFE BTTBRB, jnrag DRUG ZKk OCWJ Gute-HaUurtM AkadDS Catr Lydia A Moyura Nsucy Dart R C Martin Jno Clemtea Dryer En<.« Nk.wxoti Mlsa J R DctrMtortWfinrgW 2 0w«b Mr* SufcihLwr anumaivn. DifrlB Dantel FurnwrlM MroFhUlM all .Ibarportom. Euir u Eh I) PrTer Wm 11 2 I'rfiiter Jnrneu |> “ ——- ' FkiHer'A ’iieustUB Freeman George FfaWr J«bo Fredairf ‘ D-.h-ks _ ____ C Forbes Jiuuas (Srcen Wellington Gregory George W Puraon* Is.uu: prtefo Gtecxfor /’ Ray O L Rnwky William Roberts Grwrpe F lUckftft Mias A ..? Snytleir Mib« Mary Sryfrrotir Mensra J John Sawdrra Jeremiah Guucber Mi>*s N E Sinlth R 8 Xfrrnumd I’iMrln- T. Snit'h liielu»r(l Jnliw IIpll llorncn ■' 8’iaw Suimiet Th.ll J hn Smidb Sireniik Hull llnracc Sfitfrwd tiHhis Ihumilou Emm* Cl'owwr ftott*w«i 1-lale II P ThraB Cbwrk-B 11 Unubbin I in II»«ury Tli'raalit-r Asci ILnnJ Mias D.st-tKtM-Vi ’ Wuguaer Butt i WvUur BJ ’ U<K>l Ij a K HaMwv tflih.irhif U right (-terIm A Whalan Mnijtnrct 2 m Marih <fc W'bitncy •I..In...M;<y E Whcftlgr Jftttier; O .Wrtr Joo.Wug>>ii«r Mwy Ann Y-tiog M «-s Partneha .\: *” * Roberts & Striker, FALL AND WINTER * WE TLUl’ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. NOW ON BEST Awortmente WAND of READ TBE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Ju. I,. Bromley, merchant, 184 Fulton afreet, I3T for mechanical and medicinal PROBATE OHDER-^TiaS. OF MtClflOAN, County of Bxrry as. . . . At a aeiaion of the Probate Court forth# Couiitr of Barry, bolrtea uVtb# probct' Oflteoi lathe rtf. and >ivsy-two: pr#o#ut 8. C. Triad!#, Judge of Probate. , . ’ lu the matter oflhe estate of John A Pitta, late rCRP0Ft8,0NLYjK DRY GOODS1 DARLING'S REGULATOR GirE^JTWEIU, GROCERIES jnjfoct, ' And now consider ajmllJ^ir^y cured,'' lion. John Cross writes, -‘Brooklyn, March IS IMO. In the spring of IBM I took a sever# cold which indemed a violent fever. J took two doses k-i*. DARLING'S LI VER REGULATOR Il broke up my cold and f#ver at once. Previcus to this attack, I bad been troubled with dvapepsia aeveral months: I hare felt nothing of it since." Otia Studley; K*.)., J28 East 2»lh &ri#t. N. Y„ writM: Aug. 18, ibW.—I had a difficulty with tk. Kidney complaint three yean, with constant pain in lhe small of my bacY I had need most al) kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until 1,1 ll,r <^rt,c*rylio*’,uck M Also a great varietr of tbe CT,WX37 j zxyznnxu ji girr notice to tbe parsonsiuteroated in svdeatat# of the pendency of said petition, and the bearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to b« Log, tba laat three years ; I used LIVER of Janie# A. Rwecxey, pniy.ng,forecrtdmrMacWa ttoreib aat forth, that Mtten 1 afonimstroHrm such as TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, may be granted, in aaid estate, by tl<ta Court, to" PKIINW. FKJfi. R A WINS, CODFISH; _ 4union af said CauN, tbe?i Pere- n- «l!b»g for any «»f the above — - ---------- -- — — I'roiMioOflkm.in lhe village Jultcfa, willplr.-'nC i.-tj the;, art? advertised. uf Hastings, and (buw cause, If any there be, why . R. J. G*ant, P. M. fAdvrrtiiwmrat I ARE •i* om of u>. LARGEST ond. Aai OteMl* EkUmU, Jfpn TIIK MPRCIAL BXS'KFtT OF TH! LaDtfcA We alas keep on hand a good asBortroenl of rv.M -Tn-r-fi--, LU i.fckih'. Ywrr AroStiy ST-A-TIOISrUR'y, Pifviikwia AKb Ultucr.—Fur llnnw published it# tbo Republican Haunt'r, a newspaper and rirculatln^ in said countvof Barrv, PENS, PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ b»riUid;;VL- :<tid <.,.’ <.!r.>usfii<riii;cHTrank's printed fur three woewn. weeks, immodrsirty previous V ELOPES, CARDS, Aa., Ac. Mag'irlic O'^iineiit ;■> *ui unfailing rciuw- lu said day oT beariog. febsSU • <!y.n w^ed In w.Si-inb. Apply freely to' Upon enr shsltee may be found all of the tteThronl ui»4 Vtaet aud - 6vvr with li I (A true copyj HOST POPCLAR hi.Vl’onac!.’ 't ilia Oiiitnienttai Iwen be- ] f >rv rl.fr pnbp’.‘ nv^r 20 yrorir.nnrf its erm ’ Estate of CharleaC. Griffin. siBtlfily inuruiihiijf dj?iuu;<l hiis eatobltuhod PROB.1 TECfRBeR.-STXn^FMICHIGAN, of the day. • its rcpu^i'i-m nw ti superior Lihisnent iu County ofburry. m. r............................ * At ■ atumun of ttto Proha t Court for the Counall «'.ims * hero a s-. .tkia-y and relaxing ty of Barry, iioldcn al Dial nJMlc Office, in ill# rviuetiy in rrtpitroJ, p irlicnlarly in Rlieu village of Rutlnga, os Tt sday tbe l-ofi day of iwrtflatn. Neu ml win Infhtnnl»>»n uf the _ February, one1nH»tsuead eight hund­ —...—j. in ... th# year .... Bowels »«•! Kidneys, ap'tiri! nflecti>>n«, red and siny-two; presort, & C- Frlndtc, Judge uf 1'ruba'e. sell ertrttbiag'tn otrr hne of trade aa oboapae o«n b««r® E . llur.ur. Pilot, Wounds and la the matter aft he r«w# ofGharte C. Grifia be bought at Atyptacr. Udve as a call and judge deoeased. for yourselves.. We intend to sell Brfiim ■■. I passed clotted blood by the urethra. I an now entirely cure.!,and take pleasure in recommending these remediesd^ •<, Mrs. C. Tebow, U Christopher Street, N. Y., writes: "Feb. XO. IMO.-1 have been subject to PATENT MEDICINES K e pamphlet wish agent, and arotiad s»ch boi- Md Lt al! druggist*. Pricy 25 rU. Lpkoa — A’ thin *ea«» > >•> •••■igliH and C'dds are i'> > 1-Mndy sh- uhi have k 'ror.i ,1. i.n band. Ran < |» T-»lu U tin* »»:f v thing. . - ji;l f-4 rhMdr.*:> •■•take. < «irr tuf Ct4»uo, W h.«ip. »ug;i 1»'-!.-.'.••ll.Uut. (asttgli# On reading end filing tho petition, duly verified of James Hathaway, Administrator of Mid estate, Craying, for eeKaHi reasons therein set forth.that e uiay be lieunsed to sell certain Beal Ettate in aaid petition described. f..r the purpose of panur the deb*, of said decaned. Tlicrvui-on it is ordered that Mondar, the Slat day of March, A. !>. DC*,at ten o'clock A. M., be oM'gnod Jur the bearing of said petition, aud that the hrir* at law of said dcbrtuicd.endu!! Mbee pere-ius interested tn said reMta, are required to upj-ear al a «rst>iun of said Court.thcn to be btilden al tlrn Probsts Offies, in the Yalajre uf Jlasliuks, and show causc. jf any there be, why tbe praj <»r of the pethk-ner «bri>M not be granted. Audit is funbar ordered, that saui MbUanor glre net a- to Sbo (Perouns interested, la Bald rotate uf the pendency of said petition, and the hearing Uim-eof. bycauaiux a copy id Ibis order to be published tn the Uepobll-. an Banner, a news­ paper printed in said cuntv. of Barry for six suerMair# week*, iiainediatety prcv’ioM to Mid .-ay of bearing. fA tru# copyj s. C. PRINDLE. feblD Judge of Probate. BZEAT. . Market, which we ere prepared to sell- at a small ’ ’ advance from (DASffi and to bilious «tlncks. 1 was adriaed, by a fnead, I did so and found it to operate adtnirablr, remov­ ing tbe bile and arousing the liver to atiirity. I hare also used it as a FAMILY MEDICINE. J. S.GOOJTEAli Co DAN’L 8. DARLING, 102 NiumuSl, New York. A COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. All perMaa having tail against tbe Bate,- To Consnuiplivc*. .Wverliscr taring liptri ■ janWU . in HR. WINRL9W, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Aa oxpcri#uc#d Kurac aud Female Physician, pretenta to thaaqaatiQb at mother*, her SOOTHING SYRUP, For ChllflreM TeethiM*. of teething, MOFFAT’S LIE* FMJUNU EIIJKNBIHERN fr ri-E rif Mrt I CflN E N-have now b*n W Jl fore the public fora period of THIRTY YRS. and during that lime barn maintained a high character in almost every part of the Globe, tor their extraordlnaty and immediate power of res­ toring perfect health to person* suHeriiig undor nearly every kind of d.scaae fo whieh tbe human frame la liable. _ Tbe following are auungn- distrcuing vari­ ety of human tUaeaseaiu which tbo VEGETABLE LIFE MEDIGKE8 Old Picture* of Deceased friaMa aojacd aa good !' will go al any tima and ax vwhere. fas th# oouniy. to lake UknneaM# of th# RJek Or Dead, brio iaa viwrt of Pub;c Holding., or private K oSn up slasre, two doers sort of tba Hu lothsuudrrsigoed CotnmuMiooers.duly nppoMiied by the Probate Court tor. the county ol Barry, tinea House. who will meet for sneh nwrp<Me, st tbe house of Ohsubga, Nor. TM1. John.MUlbibcck, iu tlw ttntiiiiWji ofJtyodiaod, iu , said county,on Saturday, the fifteen lb dav of March I Jext. and.ou Saturday tbe Iweaiv-ejght day of| tree next, m>e thousand right tauu'droa a>d airtvtwo; at tbeboar of tea o'clock,;A.>L*lu< the I pcctivc days above uieatioued. SIX mouths from ft lift nd i u c. m rt.! of aS cfoinu Dated, January -0. [-C2. 3. W. MAYNARD- «a*R**laU. JOHN BOWLADEU, > (tonmlsHANFORD OTTO. | ’ which, ifnot And MiuMveto lust thrit sweet guitnr, ikftTtY -, ikistn my ter .' jtRMa— ;ta ■ Their enrw are found in every land — Amid ilwwtahi »»##•;-and Alria’saun ’heir wandrvn ■ wgte*-tkc*Bpr*,fifJ. I'roiioccd ,bj^agii?aij | lUAicblrs'-1 ilh *W^»wi*dr. They aresafe for ail—both old and young, Sine#1 DyepepeG. Heer I YHeeeee, Wits, rSyUefw ,kr It rllem - M Hie I? tbe >1nfiteteM««*LWfMKl»e 1 Put np iu 50cent nnd *1 Dottles each. liped having, claims against the estate of ABLE DRAPER, deceased Bra hereby oaitfitd and requeated to praetut tbe same for» ciiuiiuntjoii aud adjnatment to th# un<tertined Com.ui.«»loi>ere duly appointed by the Probate Court fur the county of Barry, wbo will meet for suoli purpose, al the bouie of Thomaj Black tn an. in the township of Ikrry, in said county, on Wednesday, the twenty-sixth day of March next, aud qn Saturday the sixteenth day ofAtigUst»ona Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambro­ type; Mebiiirrolype; Sphereotype; thousand eight hundred aud sixty-two, al the hours of one o'clock P. M. ou each of tbe reapoctMirror Ambrotype; Neilngrapblc; ire days, sb«ne mentioned; aix months from the Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental serruiscuth day of February, insL, being the tima limited by the xuid Probate Court, for the final Ambrotype; imperial Am­ adjn*unei.t of all clausa against said aatatu. brotype; Relievo Am­ Dated. February l8,l^'-2. brotype; Double GEORGE W. WILLIAMS. I CbmAisfoblS W. C- A1KLN. | NOTICES When our children are out of aorta, w# give them . Rbapsb, if you need rithar or both of these moat excellent Remedies, inquire far'them at the storer, . if you do nut find them, take no other, bnt inclose COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. Ft oaf. |«rr bbl S PECIAL Ever shown hi this MU FOR 'roti T>:r n-.i-i:> <>ri CBWRlre, C»ra«. Juxi«etf:n. HMr»oNa, ^£XW.u^“iW«S<sr �1'1 ---------- II 1 I I'^IW NEWS GLUE u Family Naw “LOW PRICES geseW JKtyfc GREAT LNOTCEKlNTS *0 CLUBS -anmu»- UK. KOKKCKK WWXy» VGKWVBK GRANT & BPADDLING and Wuxre VlIA.8 IT WILL MEND WOOD. 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Is now receiving from New York and Boston, bis fell stock nf GROCERY, SALOON, jusno BOARDING-HOUSE CHARLES WIDDIFIKLD A CD.. •oLx raorairroan. Groceries! ! New Orleans, Muorovedo, & � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-03-26.pdf c8c41ca8451687e0178617a706831cbc PDF Text Text 'W«U.l'U, REPUBLICAN BANNER ■e— VOL 6. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26, 1862 ■LAWKS «f«4L intiiji’ gwintis Jlintterj. NO. 47. Th. hranMow that Wn ■ rwMlly ruutalw IwguD poHkrnufcta EuI.ipta.bl,pod futmtarff Cbstr.l the relief of the saflorara were ovarywbere in progress. Hundreds of tat il­ iac are left utterly destitute, without even a roof of their own to shelter them, In most places the dWarest communities have received butjittie Government aid, •d repair; the Bavarisa Gonarnment, Sfadlaaj. watch Adrfrlutr publishes a history of the proaaaa by which slavery was abolished in arm ua. GHIT A XPAULWNG, ROBINSON, ■AWN ALLEN, ealer in groceries, D jworUiaa., !£•f■k-.“4 IP r\EALBR in atl kinds of Family Grocerteo, RloOa and Wooden wars, and • gnoeeal •*- LJ ROBERT* A STRIKER, I'VE A LEKS In drags, mvdlelnw, (patent tnediAZ clees. palate, oils, tarpentin*, burning Said, W. PARKER, WHOLESALE and retail dealer I« Groceries v v and Proviatona. Pork, lard, Butler, and ai kinds of Produce bought and Mid, at bis “old K5APPEM & BCKROWS. TTOBNKTB sad COUNSELLORS AT LAW, andfideblr. Office. corner at M Kalamaioo. Michigan. two lost children ; a They bad gone for an ing in the fields and woods, and after filling their basket* started for home.— But the sky had become heavily over­ cast with clouds, sn that they cauldn’t bad wandered away from old beaten paths and familiar localities, the effort to reach their homes ere nightfall, proved a failure. With blank, pue face, and lips trembling from fear, the youngest, a boy looked up to his companion, as tho even­ ing shadows began to creep down among the»thick leaved branches of the trees, and said; F»‘Ofa, aiater Edie, are we lost F Edie did not reply, but the boy, saw the paleness of his own face reflected in hern. “This is the way I think.” She did not feel the coafidance which she sought to throw into her voice, but she was one year older than her brohter, an< must therefore act for both. She felt the flutter of his hand, as it clung to ber’s tightly. But the liule opening among tbo trees towards which she burriod, terminated at the end of an hundred yards, in a dense mans of underwood, through which she did not dare to go. “Are we lost sister,” again asked the other child. . “It can’t bo fur from home, Willy.— We will soon find our way out of the woods. ’ Don’t cry.” ' A sub, and then a wail of fear, cut the air. “Don’t cry I We will soon be SWSJBZEY A AIXBB. at home.” TTORNEYS AT LA vr and Solicitor* la Chan­ How bravely Edie tried to speak, even cery. Particular attention paid to Convey* ■actnir, the investigation of title* to Land while her own heart wu sinking. The ww - - «- -____ _______ —- *_ Will U. boy hid his face against her, weeping and shuddering. He had beard about child­ Office in the Court Home, Hastings, Mich. ren being lost in the woods, and terror overcame him. Half forgetting herself in pi tv for her H. WRIGHT. affrighted arid helpless brother, fed is grew ttorney and counsellor at law. strung and bravo, instead of weak and and Solicitor and Coan»cl)or tn Chancery.— Fertiealar attention paid to th* collection d cowardly. diins and monev promptly remitted. “Crying don’t do any good, Willy,” Office, with W. XV. Ralph Etq., Middleville, she spoke in a firm tone, and well never Horry County. Michigan. get home If we stand still." She moved back the way abe bad come DANIEL COOK, OSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and through the opening among the trees, Tax Agent, will attend to tba collection of bolding her little brother by the hand. debtsand all other bwdtirea pertaining to bit offire. “This is the way, I know it now.”— She spoke with more confidence than she had felt. Ckttie tracks were seen JACOB FERRIS, nnd she followed them down into deep Attorney, Conneelloc and Solicitor. ravines, nl»ng the hillsides, across nar­ IONIA. MICHIGAN. row clearings, and then into a dense wood where she lust them in tbo dark­ I. A. HOLBROOK, I TTORNEY and Connaelor ai Law, Solicitor I* ness of the coming night, and stood still trembling. “Willy’s cries broke out anew. Hu waa in despair. J. M. RUSSELL, “Hark!”said Edie. PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Offiea in BessvU't The two children listened. »lore, State airaet. ____ “What did you bear, Edie V* The child’s voico was unnatural and JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN and Survoon. Dwelling on Dread­ choking. way, near the Court Hanse. “Listen, that's a dog, Willy, that’s our Lyon. H. F. CHERRY, “1 don’t hoar any dog, Edie.” ’OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a “But idol. Come! This is tha way ! and Edie pulled Willy after her, through bitah and brier, hastening in the diree lion from which to the earn, had seemed to come tlte barking of the dog.' Their hands and facts were scratched and their Ac. AU basiaeaa attended to promptly and affi- clothes lorn—their limbs ached with faciantlr. Office No. 5, Noble's block. Battle Creek. A A J J. M. NEVINS, Fnblic, and Tax agent. To all, whether in the lowest or high- yourself to weak fears. In difficulty, in doubt, in danger, ever be on tho alert wlf.fdienrt uhieb uotU Dow lad aoaula. •d Edu, w.r. .boot rivlar war, wban Will, bld hUfaoa in Lr drwaa, and aba fall tie weight at bla bodj loanin, againat gain, you it must move forward-tbey may be just beyond. Pirture to your mind those two lost ciiiidren asleep in the val­ ley, while just over the next hill top io their homo—lights stream* from ovary inviting window, and If you are tempted bar, and it. tramora running alon, bar Iles across your way. It may fol utterance moved forward, drawing you to all you bare strlreu for tl him lagging, weary, and sore footed after her. It waa night now, moonless and star­ RxtoOXS WHT TH! U. S. GoTKXXUXXT less night, and very dark. But in a lit­ Ouokt TO Rkcogkizx Harn.—Because tle while the children came to a an open I Hayti la one of the best customers which road, cut with wagon tracks. They they took heart, and walked on more quick- in the congressional list of ©ur ootnmrr- “We shall soon be home now,” said brave, hopefni Edie. •‘But you don’t hear old Lyeu any more,” answered fearful, doubting little Will, “Maybe he isn’t barking, you know he don’t bark all the while." That was for Willy’s encouragement. His sugges­ tion had shaken her confidence. A weary half mile and then Willy would go no further. Fatigue and hope­ lessness had driven away the terrors with which darkness had at first oppress ed him. it was all in vain that Edie coaxed, persuaded, promised in stimula­ ted anger. He sat down off the road side at the lout of a ateembUl and would not i stir. “1 know it is just over the hill, Willy. Now du come along." “Yoc'vs kept saying that all the time” answered the boy fretfolly, and I dont believe it any more.” And yet Edie was right this time.— Home lay jutt beyond. One more ef­ fort—one more difficulty subdued—anotlier weary hill ascended, and they would be in their fathers honse. But Wily’s faith, hope, endurance, were all gone.— No argument could move him, and no dal relations with aeventy-fivs foreign States or Countries, Hayti occupies tbo twenty-Grat rank among our exports, and the twenty-fourth rank among our im­ ports. Because this expensive commerce be­ tween the two countries meat to thausands of operatives af all kinds. Because the capital of numbers of our merchants are invested in the trade, and in tho vcsels which carry the merchandise between the two countries. Because the Ilaytian trade is a grow­ ing trade, and by means of wise and statesman-like measures, it may be in­ creased to ton times It present amount Because it is the duty of every govern­ ment to encourage tha commercial rela­ tions with every ether country, in order to promote the welfare and prosperity of its own people. Because the principal European nations, seeing the importance of the Baytian trade and the negligence of the United Stoles Government, are now striving, by every means in their power, to divert a portion of It into a new channel; thereby inflicting a direct injury upon tho com­ merce of this country. Because, while the United States, ai suggestions revive his dead confidence ; considerable cost, maintains an embassy oven while Edie plead with him he went to Russia, our commercial relations to fast to sleep. Then it was that the sis Hayti are of far more importance than tor’s brave heart sunk down despairing­ those of that country, for while the form­ ly ; that her cheeks dry until now, re­ er, with Ito Immense population of seven­ flected the starlight from great falling ty millions of people, exports from this taara, that her sobs long hel d back Tor country no more than does Hayti, with Willy’s sake, shook themselves free wd its three quarter* of a million, yet our went forth in dissonant moans upon air. Bitting’down upon the rued side with the woman’s instinctive devotion still ruling in her young breast, Edie drew the head of the unooasaioua broth- exports from flny ti exceed those from Russia by half a miUioc of dollars per wayside, in some gloomy valley, with tho goal for which they are sriving, over the next hill ofdifficulty, and jut ba vend in a brave, confident voice. •‘But I’m co tired,” moaned Willy, Fainting sojourners on the ways of life, If the dragging back, “and my foot hurts me never give up your confidence. night falls and tnepath is lost, still keep Walk onward, waivlly. “Hark I that’s it again! that’s ©ur a brave heart. because of the darkness, yet ever onward Lyon.” “1 don’t hear any dog answered little —the good you seek, or mayhap a high­ er or more permanent good is beyond— Willy." Tnua urged th© child kept on by the just beyond for all you know, nd about aide ofhis sister, until half across the rewarding your toilsome efforts. The field, but his chafed and smarting feet, world is not all wilderness. Night ever n. COOK, dpi Immediately be entered into Cat ad vantage of our merchan If in forest, press on in patience and courage —you will find the open clearing. If the mountain looks rugged end high, and you level plains and pleasant valleys. t7‘-Ws*re lest now,” sobbed Willy,— “Oh dear, oh dear, and be cried more disMMy. Government het officially reeognixed ev­ ery petty German potentate in Europe, and every petty republic io Central or South America, she 1mm with a great na­ tion, refused to extend the same courtesy with whom her merchants having daily relations. James Rsdpatr. Paotoamaers ron Rxcoqhtton.—It is w understood that Mason and Slide!’ vs made propositions in London and iris calculated to enlist the sympathies of religious people and of liberals. They offer as tbs ©sedition of recognition: hamox aMJTH Thus lined, feint boarfad little Witty on returning. . By acts passed at rarioua dates subae- quently, these privileges were further restricted, ta 1817, the law of 17W was re-affirmed, and all the Ftatutes on this subject reduced to a uniform system. The same again took plate in 182S, when the law took effect. One of its Motions reads: “Every person born within this State, whether white or colored, is free; every person who shall be hereafter born into this State, shall be free, and every person brought within this Stale as a slave, except as authorized shall be free," At various dates since then, amendments have been passed, carrying out the in­ tention of that most salutary statute. The following is the record ofCnoncc ticut: A revision of tbo lawa of Connecticut, giibliahed in 1784, shows that the late bad then taken emancipation ground in theory at least One act declaring who shall be freemen, makes no distinc­ tions of persons to age or color. But slaves were still held in the State. “An act coaceuing Indian, mulatto and negro servants and slaves," has tho following: “And whereas sound policy requires that the abolition of slavery should be effected as soon as may be consistent with the rights of individuals and tho public safe­ ty and welfare.” It was th^efore enact­ ed that no negro or mulatto child, born after the first day of March.1784, should should thereupon become free. Subse­ quently this age was reduced four years, and the right to emancipate at any age between twenty-five and forty-five was granted. Strenuous laws were also pas­ sed against tha foreign slave-trade. But the revised Constitution, adopted in 1821, allowed masters to bring their slaves with them Into the State for temporary residence. It deserves mention that the laws of Connecticut were much milder than in most of the othsr States. A slave was capabloof bolding property in the char­ acter of devisee and legatee. He could also sms bls master for immoderate chas­ the children wore lifted motives are away thia bird would ait cm its perch, until exhausted by hunger, it would fall into* the water an'd perish. The necessity for psrmsnmt bridges over the Rhine is Dow vehemently urged. The inundation has rendered the removal of the boat bridges imperatively neces­ sary, and the only method of crossing the stream now feasible, is by means of steamers. At Manheim, Carfsrnhe, and Coblentx, even at such minor places as Worms and Bingen, permanent bridges will, at once, be undertaken, and similar zeal to extend the aide lines ot the main railroad trunk now completed, is every­ where manifest The same spirit pre­ vails in other parts of Germany, and, in this point of view, the great inundation* of the present year, by Improving upon the German people the absolute necessity of more complete internal improvements, and leading to the wider disbursement of capital among tho laboring classes, may eventually prove to have been a blessing rather than a calamity. A serventgirl one day fell Sfainst a hot stove in such a manner as to brand upon her arm the date which happened to be on the stove—1S59. A surgeon was sent for, ’who however, happened to be absent, and in bis place an aaststant came; but when he saw the date be shook his head, and said—“there fe no longer any help for this; it is altogether too old an injury.” w- A German writer, Boerne, com­ pares the different stages In the fives of women to milk, butter and cheese. “A f[irl," be says, “is like milk, a woman ike butter, and an old maid like cheese —all three may be excellent in their kind.’ Females of the New York fist kind, actresses, saloon concert girls, ate.,—havo appeared plentifully iu tbo legislative lobby at Albany, have captured gray, headed Senators and yautbiul members in their tolls, and nre likely to have It ail their own way. Female “lobbies” have long reigned at Washington, why not do so at Albany ? The day previous to tho engngo ment between the Cumberland and tho rebel steamers Merrimac, Chaplain Len­ hart of the former, who was drowned ngem ns loiiowa , i. is as ncur tny nea. cnly home from the old Cumberland as from any other place,” py Some editors neem still to enterteihand try to spread the delusion, that the Un|pn can bo reorganised on a firm of our products. the Georgia line. The surrounding basil, and yet retain the ditofyaninn? Because during the year ending June country is elevated, and in some parts element tlavtry. It can’t be done. As 20,1M0, our exporta to Hayti amounted commands so extended view, the Look­ well expect fire and gunpowder to come to 82,678.082, and onr import* from out Mountain Scenery in that locality be­ together without explosion.—NorUtamjh Hayti during the same period, to 82,062,­ ing somewhat noted. It is the depot 723; while, since those returns were for the greater part of the produce of compiled, our trade has considerably in­ East and Middle Tennessee, and is also a “Unconditional Surrender,” was the creased. manufacturing place. Ito strategic prom answer of Commodore Foote at Fort Because no specially favorable com­ inenee, aside from the eligibility of its Henry, and of Gau. Grant at Fort Donmerce can be made with Hayti until she elson. So it will be everywhere, “No compromise with traitors.” p-owners. still again crying sadly. “Our house is just beyond tho bill, over the field, Willy. I heard Lyon.— now do come along. It’s getting so dark that we’ll be lost if we do not hur- The law for gradually abolishing slav­ ery in New York was passed in 1709.— Its main feature was that “any child born of a alave in this State, after the fourth day of July next, shall be deemed end adjudged to be burn free,” males, hoewever, being servants until tbs age of twenty-eight, and females until the age of tweoty-five years, unless owners should see fit to abandon their rights. By an act passed two years afterwards, the provisions of the emancipation law were re-affirmed; and a prohibition was Imposed on the sale of negroes out of the State. Non residents might still travel in the State with their slaves, and cilfaenk might take them to other Stales, If going on a visit, bringing them back annum. Because while the United Stales main­ tains diplomatic relations with Sweden and Norway, her commerce with Hayti taee down upon bis, wept herself into is much more extensive, for. with her tisement, as in the case of an apprentice. oblivion. small population, Hayti purchases from The cumber of slaves gradually dimin­ Yet, just beyond, home awaited them. this country a million and a quarter of ished until 1348, when on act was passed One mure efiort, and its gleaming win­ dolara’ worth of goods more than those that no person should thereafter be held dows would have gladdened their eyas. two countries, although the> hive to slavery in tho State; while another And for the lack of this they wont to near five and a half millions of people. clausa prohibited ths Introduction of any sleep, as lost children out in tho cold Because while the United States main bondman within its limits. tains the same relations with Turkey, our Imports are just double those which wo Chstunoofn not signify—a neighbor returning late receive from that country. that way found them on the roadside and Because while tha U. 8. Government bore them home, when their osnsosawoke has spent enormous sums In attemptlug South bank of the Tennessee River, which found them selves in safety. to open up commercial relations with Just beyond! Ah, how many, like Japan, Htai, at an infinitely leae cost, stream is at this season navigable that far these children, sit down despairing on the takes morphan twenty times the value up. The place occupies a position in the a wide field stretching beyond. “It’s only a little way now.” said Edie Particular I. c. r»nrDi.», T.DSI OF FPOUTI, X.urr F.MU. C«» J arU U»d Will b. ta.U U DAJTIXL XTRIKER, lay, sad yet ne hu­ e fa sight. Tlaahild eo. The flood camo first in the night, and bad it not been for tho exertions of a force of 800 men who hurried to the some from the surrounding country, tho sluice in question would hare been broken and the adjacent region devastated. Tha famous “hunt” en the bonks of the Rhine has been almost entirely ruined, The hares it contained were caught in hun­ dreds on the dam near by, and great numbers drowned. Very many deer, also, surprised by the sudden overflow, were lost. . Some were taken alive while struggling in the water, and a few suc­ ceeded in swimming sreoaa the Rhine.— Even phoasants were drowned, so says n letter from Frankfort; the pheasant is m comparatively slow and stupid bird, whim seeks its food dose nt hand and seldom remains long on tho trees.— When the flood came, insteed of flying relation among ala see. taoffdL The moral of all statutory from Nashville by rail l&Q nulna. and from Memphis 300 miles, kisoonnectsd with Knoxville by the East Tsnnes••e and Georgia Railroad, 110 miles long, and comamaieatos wKh Atlanta, {Savannah, Charleston, &«., by the West­ ern and Atlantic Railroad, owned and controlled by the Stats of Georgia.— Thus the fedllties for tho Mnceutration and movements of troops and munitions of war are exceedingly good at thia Naw Mcsxcial Skxsation.—Ullman, the untiring-Impresario, is on his way to Berlin to make final arrangements with Madam Bistori far her appearance in this country In October next, as prima donna in tho Italian opera. Tna CuMKOtLANp.—It is the genera! Im. preasioa that th© Cumberland am be raised, and as soon as Norfolk is taken she will be removed to the Navy Yard there and repaired, She lies in about fifty feet ©f water, careened over toward* A Strict 8tmvxn.LAjrcR.—The govern­ troubled at one time to got hie quarter ment permit* ouly its ovm agents to go installment. Bo had called a number of dawn to Fortress Monroe. j£vaa new©, paper men, who find accaaaalmost every­ where, are excluded from the boat run­ ning between Baltimore and Old Point Comfort. Um nsooreariaa of life. • ‘Money !’ replied Miltern, whoa blind, maried a shrew The Duke of Buckingham called her fwl fed the aborted what oak* ibfe �■TSSRT!^ BiTOTncAi ram, OF The , nnddraed|-! royi MT th. Union IE! t.KTCs Ras-nr ocamcsT isr Gon,. a»n no ■ The Naw Tax BDl. Many have it u comjdeted. i:i Sti.’.e, they tl.e Otic citizens and co-openiled with them the merits of the Tax Bill, which Congress "htt bren soloffg in perfecting, until In a majority, in al- c IwnJM, Wee. 4MrWfr, PeMri>- SSutKri >n th* Mkhlpw Central RaiP country bigtoft tatedto receive South«e« ww^roSpwwuttodw-reeetreHouth- Kfitidc SB'1^5 ’ min.; longitude 6? t)4vc wlifiVipcn arms received ail li has not been our purpose to discuss >d military du- !, in Fort Warren to-day. 140 majority. •*•xjjrls. of Masfc V^rrejgouroe, Ms if < From the commencement of the commendation. ' 4 I foo Segar is electeoto’Congress by 180 to liganthip nothing. FORWARD WITUOVT FXAR -AXfe WITH MAK}T JttAltfs.—Abraham Lincoln, , ' oral ant 'EWI tal!i< HauXg irf irnte, t‘n<wfcs oca course, Ftworr Unix aku with rtau rwosx. oo but- incas matters have been red thftniiittajritlO&b for 1 dAupJtAbB.So’si W1BKL fore drawn upon. earthly doubt of it^-dl wiH be T»*r Entrsaa... tifaht Experaa. It to asserted as a nrarajling nnininn we t.ltxjor M tnfcixndTle changes b^grgrgm. from tbo crude form of the bill will have taken pkea before it recomre'|hw law of the land. There are many thing* in the borne ttareaefvva nvMy^ttay - Itofo JL bill as first Introduced Into Congress that Up Woufdj’hul’y ape modified, or Strick- iniMlnlkln But it is not as to its merits that we desire to oail attention. But.tlnI<»a«r>o<'>H»r<irHM> retell applaud them for rendering "aid and comfort” to the practical euemjv They racy, true to the instincts of their,organ teaticn, are boslly engaged in fa^ify ing divide tiieir lima between-weak apologies tbe content* df tho bill, for the purpose for the rebrilioiiand aacoeeiess howl kboct l‘abotitio*ism,'' of influencing the April elections, in or­ der that, the rebel leaders may be encour­ aged by a cry of “reaction.” Men from ■ ttat They are not uJartriad clutch ihanbroat of the irtifart Republic 1 -Bqt tbo country, mid our own villagers who they are is an agony 0/ alarm lest tte have not the means of knowing to the loyal mon of the Northern States shall pervert tho war froiri Ita friie ob­ contrary, are daih informed that a heavy tex is to be collected in a few days, for the support of the war; that oxen and cows are to.bo tayo$l five, dollars each, and horses ten dollars, sheep twenty-five cents, raid Ollier things in proportion.— Nothing could bo fiirther from the truth. jects f? Does prejudice se blind them that they cannot see 1 or does disloyally so corrupt them that they eauhet foe! 1 case we cafinbt net In either with them without failing in duty to our country. Probably one half of the voters of this RxPVDLiexys— We can render efficient county will not pay directly a cent of service to our country only through owr tax under this bill, should it become a own organisation ! law. Land is not taxed under it; neither team toute nor farming utensils. Buggyiq carriages, watches, and pianocs are taxed, as also all tures and nearly everything the bliape of luturies. manufac­ wo buy In Newspaper meh are trebly, taxed.; firstly on the paper they muet use, secondly, five per cent of oil advertisements, charged or collected ; and, thirdly, the same as other people in the articles of daily cosumption. When the tax' bill becomes a law time we would cation all persons against believing the exaggerated and wlfifully Let us vigorously support-the National Administration. Our cordial and energetic support will tend to keep . them from going wrong and give rigor to their strenuous fcflbrte to crush the - rebellion, We must rally under our own flag ’— a flag that never floated oi^er. a traitor.— Who ever beard of a Republican traitor » agist for rebellion. We cannot leave infidelity to oar country. Why should we abandon our own for an organization |h«t has farntened from its own bosom all the rebelt in the ffeld, false statements of tits GoJ(|«U Circle Web*** die It baa been diaceuH-Ml if any-of the iuips of the great devil of insurrection dare to assert to the contrary come and examine the bill for themed vea.— The following arc the details of tbe battle at Newbertt: Cmu. Rowan was in command of the fleet of guuboata, and had sunken vesielR,'torpedoes and utbor rebel Obitrbctidns to overcome nud praw, but surgjounted all with but slight dam­ age to only Wpofhteiiiteeu vessels. Two brigs, three tdrks w>d nineteen schooners were sunk *by tho te6el< tho two rebel batteri're; tha Utter Were allebced. The sunkefi vesicls were passed and our flag hoisted over -batteries as our force went along. Tbls was on Saturday after­ ‘ * l-fkp.Ahn fro 19, kt Jart accounfa Die bombardment had continued taken. eight days, and it was thought the rebels NorfHk, ha city ofabout5,0Q0 popula­ tion, situated at the junction ofthe Neuse Qgbti Otlf revelry are atilLpursuing tbe flying rebels. Particulars cannot bo ob­ tained till to morrow morning. aad Trent Ki<rcr|. Jt.is a.port of. entry, and has had considerable trade iu £rain, • ■* Chlro, March 22. was, however, evscniU-d before our troops approached. Fort Macon was blown .up by the rebels, and tha rtaataer Nashville bnened. Ou the day General Burnside occupied Nvwbcrn, 1,600 rebel troopa were oq the road Between Goldsboro aud Newbern. miles below Newbern, Geneiaf Reno’s brigade , in the advance. Moat of the troops being so anxious tn land tjuvi nearly every regiment, jumped into tta water and waded ashore, and the whole division was landed in Ires thau two hours. After marching two utiles they found deserted rebel camps with fires burning, and hot rebel breakfasts untast­ exccutbd a flank uioycfoe^Candtbp order to charge bayonets was given. A h vpd to hand fight ensued of k ratal desperate character, when’our troups^dfbve fount out at the punt of tta 1-^1^ ohtahthem out of sigbL The retaffiPn.k pen session of a railroad train raid fled Irom Newbern, .bugpng. toe bridges, foe Wusblngfon Douce, sotue private dwell- Covmtttii Rm*. Vetnlt, Hareh St. UStl 1 D.C.BrOKXARP, 0. T. DsLANB, J. A. KERR J. J.ftt GLAIR lumber, turpentine, tar and nasal stores. The Noose Riw is aavigeble fur -eight months in the year. We presume Ast .the object of this movement is to reach Ouldaboro and command tbe railroad connection with North, Wilmington and the it is .about one hundred and twenty nxlwi/oam Raleigh. Some dis- RspflblieM Butr CentnJ Cocqnhtee. F. £, WOOl>,£e<iretM-y. Btraxgb Aonowa,—General McClel­ । lan in his recent flddrefs to his soldiers, , uses the following language : . 1 “In whatever direction 1 may tn ova, in;;s, and .a uvtmW. .“f wbifooy and turpcuUto distilleries.. Tbe slaves had com­ menced pHagtag fas hausre.’ Mt), worp K nurnber of Unionists were found in Iheaty, howevar strage my actions may appear to yepj ever bear in xiifld that my fate well, which probably hw a heavy arma-, is linked with yours, and that ail-1, do is to bring you where 1 know yoa wish to mcnt by this time. „ .~ be,-on re battle fitad.” ‘ IfthsGeaetaTs 'fatrange actions” <»«• Naw Yofo, March 24. bern.ien fortification' named Fort Barn­ Tho steamer VamferbWt is being con­ verted into an iron-clad maa <*f war, and ths'atsamsbip Ocean Qaeen will be couvertsd into an term rani. A letter from an engineer of the U. S. ;timie as Jong In in foe.firture tbe foUre :a» tayo AU whose aatnee are not already regv ;ti.me as they tf ye ; gtfbaa ..tered in tta townships where they now ’during ths past, a huy> purtfoa eff.hjp ©£ ths reside, should attend to foe matter *41’’'brave arpy wUl once,if they desire to vote at the approach­ ing elections. This can bo done with your Town Cterk’e office nd leave your ji -s’vin died Memphis OaUBaaked—General Smith's New Poaltiva. C. ‘ F. expense to obtfn.fttMn tha Auditor-Get}- ahipt. erars office, a perfect history of the fax ‘ •in'- _ v _ would not advance thbre lhan five ntilasj and eveu thdn tho wagota, would be teak lands of this county from its organization, which will be of great value In obtaining . rerfert of title. *“ many old lax titles against tend la fols nd jo this Stcsu'icxxr.—Ttf Grand Rapids i'a- Aww.-TUr. b.,. txen foairadtclory statoinauta, r^ardiog State Convention. to of any such incumbrance. The gentle- mcn above referred to will be prepared l»mWl be wdl for any owtang land in this couuty to know if.any TiMtJSrCTD.osTitB M>»xrtoa.—Auihas- old -ffibncoa ’ title is hanging over'them tOarmby them in Lhe future. The sooner the matter is attended to. the easier will be tbe cam- information hai . «Jy- • the Monitor, and that U the fyrrppr cfcooae. Wu fbMs bid rstW uusprlug-like eather for tbe last woek. lie variial The apced vxrrfy coldfit was cxiGEAjcJy unpleasant. half of ear h day. Boo w sb II nearly xor.. question to <>ne of lier EunnciA^i'ti1 t!U'>r' relative speed, and the ability <>f the Hernmac to run away front ths Man»to»rk he replied, uWa would tike to see hc-r- away ktoisls, is still nearly afoot deep in nttenipt it. She would tfi'cji be at ottf merry, and by follow ing ctoic in stake, we ctxiM ao«ih cripple, Htuit desteuy the woods. This must be tta post's ‘win­ ber rudder and propeller.*’ fields, and, si though wanting » f^»T*The New York Tribal says G15A tbe Mieiltnr is no n*w invention of Mr. EricstuMl but that she is ths result of 2.5, years study towards an invuhierabib. During the Crinj.wu war Mc. Bttcsson proposed the Unlljiug uf A expressed himself very imrvh plresed-with the design, but declined to carry it into ex reel ion. Mr. Ericnmn fa at present so. busily engaged nn plans for a stnf tDDxe. f-.rinidable .vessel that, though sent lbs fruui Waahmgtun. be ius refioasd te j/3, even fur a single^. Jrfierson waa -an abtdititmisu JvfierMWi upon or.® bandied end fifty -rebels,- k»Wng Gnlnmbua, and Memphis taken, New Orleans is mdcfcncrtae, and must apeedi­ t. 'fin .. If fall. . three, wounding fhtfrjiad dRptttrfrig deven3 the cavalry thus renderitig hare du fWkpl titan tbeiv o»R cotire numbers. Cupt. EriCMoD himself says that the Mvrimnc would have been sunk by the. Monitor,but fi»r-a bk of red tape. Capt. tibe the winter wheat will; It is thought, Da^lgrwu, of tha Nnvy, issued orders prove a total loss, owing to the recant 1<4* M-•tutor to use iuuudstiuiia, Al Pesth tbe market, tbe wruughV.iron baljs Capt. Brk-saoa had have stiffened in consequence, both for furoiwed wp«W’b’ *ur lbc purpose of, smashing the. sidea of the Merrimac.— "a« kU»»,*~A cwr»t«.iHhu.<<Mi iRoanoke'HHHd ri'» that paper, • smy? ‘‘in -me ee-mromy of the Wise L " "• •-■.•> . ti- m*n but seven I’hign their nature.apcCm ag°U»<^ < «. «C five were- aUe. tn aeaeamliah it.” Tl..- WublnpoQ Officlfl, r««.J wd. ^uieXY' Erodqh.—^While the Demoeducated Northern mechanics, heavy shot might., burst a gun i Erica•mu. »hi<, inwnieJ U>u^ .«! ?bc k<m cf*** pripta ofAbis State are taborUighaad — “fanrrr ar therefore, mare wbout. it than xUpAift'j Uptoee tiMMfeir g.rty is twt piMbve- ry, retry Democratic GrmgreMMian, oeve OAfi. ^otes RfaiMt entmuRqtmg fbe «Ure fitatqi 1n g.Rilual , den in-the ebtorgo, Mracb 21. A«edid fiosn Cairo to tic JburaaZ 1 F«« niiMtetaigo was ordexqj into testfsa byGovernn^v*. . ... , -- v.. Iffihofl* drresed (j vi\- Mini vui ir lite locofiteo ^un bi statement ■not eM>thee Atari evident sensation. I i to aWttgft “ and J ~ '’tffrwegJta- fobnsonhad Ute wav'd i» srietenfejn itxtfraffil. of pjtfdoning all ppii Oneof thesedefe^fcas -retern to .— <**• ir will rat oeco foat the RraaMtfraaJ tjm lent (ffieaen to npwnt Me township, aM WV(tW ltic<6cq party) mbM make « strong ticket; and then, ir .fkeslr' tf-Mff the Unioa. .WtTMr st jindib-t- Notice 1 —The regiments 4- rB|,;L । -.p v x OMMT ‘Mountain Ga| ------ ------------------------14m U. li attMb g rnWitax Vw» cot,inis'.™ , rtwed over tv’warl of Utt Morrfrna* i. nut over; uf several days duration. Though aot re- era foe Wv mneerely bepe *b. dblk, w*Hy re?d. fa eomeout. Never did a. route - pre­ in a few days to examine titiea hi this- re­ spect. IIjs sugar makers Luus been busy, the nW- ArWim dbMr^rt badt, weahell carry tbe 8«to* ’ prints,*haUwhad orivcd aafely at. Naw.; n letter from This N only a speichnen of'the -kind t. Orleans, fitili later advices render hl :jj» n»hich soys;1 of tbe N. Y. d..ten»—16 ITovjzvar fitlte confidence may be had in I ty, had flawad.iDto wtiiays, up <ho bill•idea, over their Mimpnt^—nrnd ti,Thnmless ani: tmyiridfag. Tfo- Mm»*-waded sap flowing quite freely during tta last on ths strength of assertions in Key Wwt. Missouri mud. old tax titles there is no num but would Ths fact that a powerful army uoder tbs command of Gen. C. F. Smiti, bad The t«rt;a i»ur mr rnurv uunmsce, swck—, sooniipglr xnrinaurmounlcounty, noLon record, and the possibility sent obstacles • • ---------of getting a perfect statrset in this par- *ble •rain, vv w-are-pbstartes .snare Iremjnedly ra«t and *mre fc.Wbul'ht teOTfehtaM » (mil «— pereisJe-Aly overcome. An ocean of muff ‘lay objection to investing In real estate.— wbara, wbidi, without refrseaoe to gravi­ Tram ths Cimianstl CeaunsrtiaL linve refrained from mentioning It. Miny ■flxys.vH^'miMihg from — —- be-< camp, fore.they are brought to where they 'Um Io bi, on Un M>ire bnUnVAl.*' name at any time previous to the 5th of ylsauyss "Two delegates .next month. ____ _______________ " «wnty conventtojfa^f ( Popo from H Firtt, That tbo "HepuMiean party” can banner, Fentriiabic.. ffiac^fMfc Po»^, The Cairo dorrrepundent of ‘ihe New York Timet writes: . ,Thc entire ma^h -ofGan .nJ ter lingering to the lap of spring.* ' grape, eanttister and shell upon tlipru, uno ot the expedition, which fcns pcnehas never attempted, or -eceh proposed atop heavy rnu.ketey ftop) their lofautry, its great length. H*-On the 3d insl, writes a Wash­ Tta Second Brig.uk , eScnrismc foe t wrib. the slightest infringment of the rights'of tv firpt kfamebuaettf/ Fifty first New. ington correspondent, occurred the first any Slate la tha Union; sad, ucond. That lace bas inardied acroes Um oounlry from The Cartarc of Newbern. aud laU oouuul ot McClellan with his Toi\ Fl^y^ry *nd it has nsver furnished one traitor to U»e Ninth New JareeyrWetoif'wi them ou tta thireirer atd broken an important line It is gratifying to know since the evac­ of railroad noinntunieatian at Purdy, right,' and Gcnerif I'ark’s Diird Brig-.de uation of Mampsas, that Burnside is safe, Union. which is in ths Southern tier of Tennes­ the fiuhar4n law <.f MuClskan ns his With such a record for the ptut, there took a position in fropu The First see euunties. and that pe has not been idle. He was Before this time, un<|iies- representative. The nine Gvoorals faBrignda rore the tayptoffoe battle, and tionably, the Memphis -and- Chari<wton undoubtedly better posted in regard to need ho no fear for tbe/u/wrr. cured the dirtfuns of the forces Into tbe Twenty-fourth MhsRachuaeAts soon tad Cordially welcoming patriotic cititzaoa railroad,'which rues near tha Tennessee the army at Manassas than Mere our Major Bteveoson and Lieutenant Horton river, at Ftoreneo. Alabama, has been sepcrato corpt d'Armct lately appointed. Potomac Generals. It.appears that be of all parties, co-operatidg with them iu wounded, and'the Twenty -third Massa McClellan's substitute opposed jt,—they ‘broken, and railroad communication be­ was not marching upon the rear of Nor­ Ml proper ways to sustain tho Govern­ chuselte lost ■Lleutenm-Cofond- Merritt tween Generals Johnston and tJesurftgard insisted,—and the council brute up—not’ by a catinohbafi carrying a**y (flia.sfta ment — State or National ; beware of old folk as reported, but has moved in a prevented. Wo do not see bow the to meet again. ofhtsboffy. ThaTenlnCranntcttcdt vrere . fippearanecofa powerful army so far adpredaely opposite direction, adding New- effete and corrupt orgauizAtione control­ ordered to support the Twentv-sevenlb VHT" One of tbe must brtWhnt charge* hero <o tbe three other North Carolina, led by treasonable,or even ilouh(fnl\n&A. Mftssachubetto, which hud suffered ae- vaaced into the Mwny 'a can fail to have ever iiapnrtant oreeha. Gan. Smith is chces. In this crisis lie will best sustain vd«ty. ’ ‘ .. of the war was made a few days akco ■citire already in foot cssion of our army on .the unguarded flank uf Memphis, and near Fairfax Court House. Fourtreu ot Dre Third Brigade, wifo.tiie Swond, the country who bear# alofuhe Republi­ We would publish the bill entire but for iMrancratiu ■mnd'bv the £lrtvomnve*tt * invite tl-o nn uperirtnm of every loynl mau, sad let uyr soldiers baar -swh a repurt furan the “Town MeetiMpT,m>osttf.twiispire them will* Me-w real tor the Unton reuse on thn battle field.—MM< WMtA-. Comxunrco to his prbsnta p'staion, is aim i-ater advices from Wand No. 10 than those brought by the dispatch boat, arrivod atsi« this morulDg. Tbo position pretty brisk fightmg, bet tho rebels fled of the gunboats and mortars had nut noon in a panic, ana our flag waved over changed. Firing w*a kept up at Inter­ soother fart. Only one’Art was left to vals to prevent toe enemy from repairing be engaged and 'Nt&tert wduld bo.m the and strengthening their works. ffierCT ofour troops, tills Was Fort Lane, A vklratite oreurewi on Sunday Iasi but the rebels having one ugh ofthe boats between a battalion of the Fourth Hlinoi* offered little, If any, reeisiuncc, and fled. and a squodrun nf rebel revalrr near The rebels then’ fired a large number of Pittsburgh Landing, resisting in lbs de­ eeowa flfted' with rosttt aW turpentine, feat of th© latter with.rente loss. Four intending to final them down and- hurt Federate were wouudod.” not gunboats, but they got stuck find , t» fttrfress Monroe, Mardi 2^burnt swat forindriy. The gunhoMts The stvimicr Chanci'Uor Livingston then shelled the depot'an J track, bdt our troops had then ettased Mid a white Aag arrived from Hart eraslast nighti Intmadjntcly after the occupation of was rotated. Our havy did not Itfac a man. The operations on hind were brief­ Np* bern, an expedition to Beaufort was Thfi place ly ns follows; Our troops landed ‘12 started by Gen. Burnside. were in line, and engaged a twenty gun, battery of their left flank, who showered wifi record these two facta 1 ip election =.* head of this wdoinn. Smith «ad Loangstreat. The battle was fought witftia -four miles of WinehMter, fr..m 10| tins A. M. MtH daric. The tncmw numbered 15,000, our fiiroe not over 8.000. The enemy’s km is double noon, and night closed in. Sunday morning a heavy fog set. in, but lifted, when odr boats passed , up safely and -silCTfded®Wr|' Thompen with Its two henvy cohirfibtadB. Then Fort EHia, with nine guns, w.as captured, after fifth, Twenty-sixth and Twenty-third, with the Tenth Connecticut in reserve, riffon dfUnfim •la, and Demo. I Mteir country todpl guar. IntdlteenCc deh-ated at’ New York, March 19. ed. A breastwork, was only passed, the division bivou.scked for the night, apd early In the mppuBfi aklrmishing bcNotwiltataudiog all the slanders of gnti. F^stori brigade, comprising the MassschuseUs Tw^y-fourth, Twenty very birth of our organization bUtory bnmgbt rsr» anti- tfaaras There ^ere aboat 100 killed, and twice as many snore wounded. Our loss is probably not over IM> killed add woanded. The one and still has within its folds a monopoly been presistent and indignant frotn tb’e of our statement* in regard to its con­ which and ~g an ties’i of their sympathisers 1 Tax Bill printed i« foil at our office, and tents, we stall expect persons to Liucolu. such an orgraiiMtlon at this time without In the mean­ Dcmocwy concerning it under E*ruvi Our ranks do uot aven contain one apol- we stall lay a very lull summary of its pro­ visions before our readers. If foe Union be pre-, served at all, it must be, denco, by the administration of Abraham Fat cat tle.sheep^nd hogs bu tchered for tale pay a tax. » they have ostracised all who would not The traitorova. Golden Circle Democ­ meamer North. has been arrested who te sapposid to have Upn tfce ddfdti an example wiU be made of him. is not in tho bill that engages our pen at tills time. wneynu St. M*rj},'Ri4i*kM4^J KoufiiJ >- our forces. valing partisanship, er even of /ffiViJeting themselves of sympathy fcfer the It te not so nvidh what is in the bill as what o»r <e fl>0 ur^iw deed “kept rtiip'to the nms'lo of the Un- io«." eu out r ' reported capture of-Yancey, �TMi» ' sm : WAR! LIFE OTTERS, On High Trices, at th. FOR PGHIFYWff THE BLOOD. - m c.. «•. w o- a^Aftoa rm^at... >*«Wm to a»4 Wei-wfWTwws MtbwtteM.Sheh BteiiM, aui <11 kklaMKMta. ', / Otonsn, lud.. «fo Juu-.-W? i'Sat-txsii'iSLS Estate in sato petition deacrlbod * paying lhadebM eTffiid do Roberts &. Strik Off, itld -Gmu JW* __________________ _________ Il la a superior FAMILY MEDICINE, CU . jQen. b oto 8ev«nit ®f those ramJactuved stories have beeu circtdAted ex itHMrirwIy of late, u taken from tha M#niphi* paper?. Hbw tnueh relfonoe is placed »pon t^Mn by our txHumandara, or how Much better than pills, and mjicb easier to take. rfciirpn|<-,l^ r»lliu, OIK Cam- m Banner, a nnbli igaaad circulating i rr soeceniv* weeks i.^PIRNDL^ /*r they are hrftutmoad by thstn, It would Jm dlffiLull to state. ' formidable RTufdstyJtnius dbeiues Trask’s Magnetic-OtametR la ali uufailing rerne.dy.lfneaed in •s«hs«»n. Apply froely to tjtalliriuii and Chavl and vuvor with n fioniiel. matisfn. NnvrtBfm. InRanjntim) of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal affbctiuna. Sure Ej.«a, Burns, I’ilas, Wounds and Brnia»-«. Seo psrtphlet wRk age»4, sad areuad each tejtSuld by all druggists. Price 25 cl*. Trroat awb Lcnbs.—At thh season of the year when coyghs and ciikU aro IronblasMmo every fan ily should have • safe and certain renjedy on hir'd- Ranaoni’s.tlivp Syrup T< du is die very thing. It is not only pleasant fi>y cbildrev t<rtake, but is a certain cure fur Croup, Whoop­ ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs' and all uflbctiont of the Thn>»t wuJ Lung*. Bold hy nil Druggists. Prien 85 els. [novlS < months. | NOW ON HANB with ot»e of the LARGEST and Judge of Prubato. BEST Assortment# READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; afflicted with piles, accompanied with bleedthe last three years ; f used DRY GOODS!! & suna’ttmcmn set forth, urn be may be beansed to sell certain real eatate in said petiinmdescribed ------------- .v_ kbfa of Mte-de- DARLING’S REGULATOR j’yWisrjxv —. -- -- --------------- ol»k, in tbe fore | noon, be assigned for the brnrlug of tak! peti­ tion, and that tbeluMS »X law ofaaMltieceaaeifecd all other persons fattreated in ea!d mtate. are re SfEtl: UK 5 Heatings, aud ehow ennse, if xat there be, whv And now consider myself £n!iniy at femnw(teas ay n. aialofoe'.bwa tlw «mi. Roe. John Croa* writes, -'Brooklyn, March 15 16W. In the spring of 1858 I took a severe cold wbld) induced a violent fever. J tank two doses anch m • TK4, COTTO. SUGAR, SPICER, WNiR. PRUNES, FIGS, RAISIIB, CODFISH; zMjrzzrtrs K JMRJJttS UV£R BButRUTOS. We ales keep oc hand a good oaortmrnt of STATIONHR'Z, FEA a, FE^VtLB, IAB.3, rarin, W.T YKterts, 6tRw; it., 5u '' Upon our abekoa may be icand all of tbe MOST POPULAR Estate Of Charles C. Griffin. PJiOBA TBtlJtJJJtf.-BTirt&iW MipHJQA^, County of Barry, m. Al s aeaaiuu of the Frabate Cuur<for the Coun­ ty of Barry, hidden al tbe Probate OSce, in the village of fteetiaga. on Tuesday the Hth day of February, in lha year one Chuumnd eight hund­ red and alxty two; present, S. C. Pnndle. Judge ol Pr-ibale. dr^ssetr“*“*f ’f ,he elt*tc ct*r*?* c- anmadM* ang Aitag Mm jwtteon, *fo)r eoriftod uf Jumea Hnlhaway, Adlulni.tralor of Mid estate, Pr*5*“K- for. certain reasons Sb-rein solfort|>.lhal be taey be licensed to sell ecrtaiu Deal Estate in said petition dcsriibod, for tbe-purpwo of paving the deb), of Mid d.ecMeJ. Thereupon It li ordered lb»» Mondav, the Slat day of March, A D. je£w,ai unu aincfcA. >X., be assigned for the’ hearing of aald petition, and tbai the boira at tew of s»Wdennuad^adal! other peraont icter-,;«i in said C4l*to,,are required to appear at a swanfon of said Court, then to be hol­ der at the Probate OjSce, te.tba VllUga.uf Heal­ ings. and show cause, if snv there bo, whv the prayer of the |>ethlouev.sb*old not be granted. Aud it u further ordered, that said Mtituw give notice to the p.reon. toterratedf fn sold eetate. of tbe pen-lmey- Of arin petMon. and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of lids cyder to be pnbhehed in the n.-pn%Hc«i Ben.rr. a news­ paper printed in said enuntr, of Barry for six SSTCX?* •“ *" fever shown in this Market, which we are prepared to sail at a steal I c • ■•7/ "dyeDoe-frem ' Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: "February 2S. ISM.—In May last I bad a save re attack ofPUes which confined me to the house. I took one bot- DarlingS Life-Bitten, D. Westervelt, Esq., of South 6th, near Sth St., Willlamsburgh, L. /..writes: “August5, i860.— Raring been troubled with a difficulty in tbe Liver anj tdbUioua attacks, I waa advised”, by a fnend, lb‘?RLlNG,S LIVER HEGL-LATWl. FAMILY MEDICINE. ROBERTS A ar&lEEiHaSTMiQ* Maxoa 5, Ihfil. /. 8. BOODYKAR & Co When onrchildreiareoutof aorta, we give them a few dropa, and it rota them eR rigkrt. I find H meeu the general wants of the stomach and bow­ els when disordered.*’ Rxanca, if you need either of both of these most excellent Remedies.inquire for them at the store*; if y»» do not find them, teke no other, bMiaetew 6aMMISSIONE1TS NOTICE ■... j; ■ ■ um.il' NOTICES- To Column* PU>**» ’Rfe Advertiser Jia vjng, been restored by a very almoi* remedy bsrfaff striferrd several rcar* with a severe affrefiou. and that dread qIm se. flouumy-WmximM twmaka known to bis follow auffisr- thirrn«.C«aetr Topiori. Eabremtni, Vlcev*llon, Oorlcs nail Ksfollatlou or the Bunce. A treat v«it<4y uT team lure Lea r.^nliJ to ini vtrra directions, by mail or express, poat-pai< ’’ DAN’L S. DARLING, 102 Nassau Si., New York. ■» ka bOceat and fl Boule* each. r“—1“ *“ -« Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, PBOTOGRAFHIC GALLERY ng b»4ite <mwl m« hl twvwsHw, MM1 twated I try bn hwMU. •• Blurb tUM I am f« twtler ths 1 lW-.e» MM. artsrkwt I rb'.i,»ft*r■-;>!.!r.LllA^j.l.u- J.)KtA«. Jals* T. iWAtel rt el wrtu»f -T lm« teeti I did so and found It to operate admirably, retnaving tbe bite and arousing the lirer to acUrily. I It... »1.n —--- * * COMMISSION-KITS NOTICE. SPECIAL srtt-saraffijfti’-’ mrniuiwmm, o. r r.Ati%nt,w. n. nkawaMMll.ee, Cont, r.tver <*osnpl<rtnt. laroBmesm. r.eMje <X. ML <ib Jaiy.-USL and wasewfh-riycarat. I havetiad no atteek since.** A|lj‘£8£;‘i'>’>;^"ias“^*« ■eairM* eqs*!* U f-r Blew fawmle tler.nanncni.-~ ln,,ll?‘ !J’Ti0',,wr 4!‘u*11'”l A ha-l <l»a, J all ll« texMllee >r. «mjikrr. 1. itwlli torn com;-Ut»lj cnnrf >-jr June Rilrwet of A>i Otis Studley, Reg.. 12? East Mth Street, K. T„ writes: Aug- It, ItwO.—1 had a d'ffioulty with the Kidney complaint three rears, with constant pain in tbe email of my back. I bad used most all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until I usod . tOJKDJE^a'J IPWW3I tit Ctoktsi Extracts,. FOK TM£ ESPKOUL SKBEPIX OF TQM LADXMgive notice to the perMaa rotenated in aald estate, of the pendancy of said petition and the hearing thereof.-by CMdnt a cony of this order to be published in tbe "RnpuLUean Ban­ ner." a newspaper, printed and rircuteting in said county of Barry, for four so«ooMt»a weeks, immediately previous to said dav of bearing. SHERMAN C. PRINBLK. (A true copy.) marls Judge of Probate. liver rxocla tor It broke up my oold and fever at once. Previous to thia atteck, I bad boon troubled wilhdv»pcp«ia eeveral pootba: 1 bare Affi noUjtogbfH «nce." la fwrt, erernhieg ia th* Groaary Una, aaeh as wl|) be neo<ted for family use. Also a great variety of tbe DoMad aad repeated to prevent the name for exaaJmtiou snd adjoattnenf io tbe undersigned Onrniiiate'itrt duly apnoiwted b~ *u(fexirt fortbe county of Marry. *1 Htteh purpose, at lhe bou** of Ttaui in the tewenbip ot Many, io H Wedneedav, the iwenty-eisth da*> ■nd on Faturdav the siawienib dwr Cny on thwu.Nl eight hundred nnd aftt. „„------ -houra of cue v'daek I*. M. on eaeb of tho I'p'peeiive days,-above mentioned; six moot In fnwu Ibe •ereiTteeoth dey Of February, iuet.. betot the time limited bv the eaid Probate Court, for tha final adjustment of all daunt against said eetate. * Ihrterf. Fehruarv 18, ifeO. » (iliOHGK W. WILLIAMS, 1 (tewsete 1 febp. \V. C. AlflX j mwww Phtirfan. LIVER LIFE BITTERS, GROCERIES! $astinjs $rirt dsimtl. Wheat, per .Corn, * la a superior tonio aad diuretic; excellent in cases af iota of appetite, fiatnlenoy, female week- ggss&ssssssKsi sa of mi ihvim, Or FOR MECHANICAL A RD MHDICINAL PURPOSESjONLYJH This Ointment ban been be­ fore tliepuLHe over 20 y^ars,Rnd its con­ stantly increasing demand has established its reputati.Hi aa a superior Liniment In all cn«'S wbunt a snntfcing Mid relaxing remedy hi rHquirvd, pnrticiiiarly in liheu frEAltE TCRTBNT1NE ARD A1COHOL. MoUmw. Bond Thia, Tbo following is no extract from & J«V -ter written by -the pastor of a Baptise Church to the “Journnl and Messenger,” Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks wulunies tri favor of that warld tcnownej medicine— Mrs. Winslow’s Soorpiau Srnup gon Chii.dxkn Tutkixo ; “We see an advurtiaeraan^ in -vour columns of Mrs. Winslow’s Bcptbing Byrup. Now wo never Raid a word in favor of a patent rn^iipine before iu our life, but we f«il compelled to aay to your renders, that tlui u no hunwug— 117 have tried it, and know it to be all it cfernu. It is probably otic of the most successful medicines of the day, beamsit is one of the best. And those of your renders who have 'have babies can’t du .better than to lay in a supply." DARUiraw urn bittebs WpkeM*. Ban>lu( Plaid, All peraotM baring eteitae against the Krtate'/ J. HWe, . decev-ed, are hereby notify axul requeu <1 to prem-ut tne ratr-c for craxolnatlob and udjuaiunmi io the qo-itj-slrtiad CumB)isajanBr*,duli- apppiatid by Jho Hrobate Court'for The courrtv dj* Jlaffy, who will meet for such pistpOsa, at the bouse of John DMliubcck.u>Die towuebip of Woodimjd j0 •aid county,on Saturday, the fifteenth dsr ofMarck Bart, and on Saturday the tweuty-elgbt day of Juaenext. one tbouaand eight bmid^IaadMxtytwo, at the hour of ten a*«fock,U- M..,pn the rwpectivr flay* above nienHoueii. Six montha from the |:ith day of January, iuat, being the time hmugd by tbo Hon. ProbnU.Cnurt -for tbe to* J ohn itowuiDER. i <t-etSAXFORD OTTO, I 4^. Ue?SU । .. ii ■ AnohBUypv ; roit Ttic r.*wv or . CWnghe. <'«)««, lliHMenvn, flnar»«>e>a, tfrwnp. SrawhWs. iwcipUus t>u...k.>.,Ih.. e...lt.ti.r Vi^octta AmUru- tbeir extraordinary sod loimediate power of res­ toring perfect health to persona su Hering under nearly ovary kind of dteena to which the human frame to liable. The following are among tbe diitreuiog vari­ ety of human ducases in which Um W y pe* I ' VEGETABLE LIFE RfEDICIKES Are well known to be Infallible. acrid k.od, FLATULfiNCY. Loss or Arrama1 Risrracax, Haanacax. Rurteaaxsas, Itx-Tsxrxa Axxixrr, Laxaoca, and Mcuaxcuou.T, which are genera) symptomsuf Dyspepsia, Will vanish, as a natural conseguenee of its cure. , COrriVliNEM, by cleansing tbe whole length of the intestine* with a solvent process, (9*OLD FRIENDS BENTON HOUSE, LAJSTBIKTG- everriteilingsnofsnin MICH « TfMMnSa nf* Cam. Ilnolonlv relieres-Uochild from pain, butii ------ ttsSSssi's . —teww—f.—■ FEVERS of al) kinds, by restoring the blood to a leguijj pifedlnhon, through tho precess of reaptfUfon W«reireaMa,-gBa-fts IbWough solu­ tion of all in teat tail obstroetion in others. IN THE RX0KT PLACE. perrickV Caused Fills, THARTIC tatbo.werid. Med twenty year-* by 6* • and Wi#i Chblic wbtob.Wna spredfi l^rCwrtr, Jaras ITtad^l OMA,. n fMar .l., ir. j ■iUM ' TWOH, •V ;vOWte*Mrr frn. �TRI GK’SAT ©Still Jirtrlerj. STOMACH NATIONAL OFFICE*!. TXK CAJU3TXT. 1ITTI1S NEWS TO BE EXCELLEB Idalfreta than any Naw Tart “LOW PRICES AtUrniy G'-«*^.'-EDWjJU),'BATBR, Regulator Tbe Dbtmoit Wbxxlt Tbtbuwb is naw in its Thirteenth Year. It la a Larger, —INQUIRE OF— D1GSST1VE ORGANS. GBAM&SPAUDLING 'VXvc.as, ~B’\.XXtt» curt xvoX a AxcAvewvc \x>\u.e\\. wXXX. eurc oXX X\\x “Wka voXvteVv —WF STILL- ^9U»u —_ ______ -bataneXB AUSTIN BLAIR. HE.N BT T. BACK Bi OUR LINE OF TRADE; Come and See !! c>5 X\\x WcrX awi, 8o\iX\\t\xm XbAR, \OT XVXA^, WK. «vueYv xxttCCcA. aw avXkeke oj BXotAAcXv 'BkXXeYR, x»X\Ae\s ’\) Xdkexx va <\Aax\X\?u«.%, WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED ja.nmd.iee, K-i/lney Complaints, THE DETROIT ADVERTISER. FROM PROSPECTUS FOR 1S6X aa& aXX &««u» o') a wvm\Vav aaXwre. Tbb DaiLt Advkbtisxr has entered ita twentjf^tvfnth volume, being the oldest existing journal in the North-west, and haa been identified more than any other paper with the growth and increase ofthe comineroe, the industry and prosperity of the Pbnibsvlab State. 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Pow4w-i nd -8U; � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-04-02.pdf f090e0aac7b8e1281509ece14b05eb29 PDF Text Text 'StjabliraB JJasutr, IS PURLUSKD KFKRT WEDNESDAY, REPUBLICAN BANNER SJisrtUaiti ^aitinn’ SwtnfM fhrrrtrrj. NO. 48. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1862 VOL. 6 .Mds. GRANT A SPAULDING, litU*XlW dL<dj Bround Na ln ho,bw i grey NovemUr night Ml. and t!i* vi|j through ths gate. “There you nseda’i Nine o’cluk; tbe fire covered with a? tern beak with me, you eUly boy. Go inould of brows cube* ; the cricket chirp- ta sod see Milly —I know that’s what you * ’ “ ---------* ’ nrWer. And Jamie—" “Well, Aunt Miriam.’’ mslodioosly from an innsr room. Still “I’ve ehanged my misd about that lit­ Mr* Fenner sat there mechanically plying I don’t believe you her knitting needles, vet uocoucious that tle Miily of yours. the kitten wee tricking about, and hope­ can find a prettier wife so settle tbe matter lessly enuuigbag her ball of homespun yarn—dumb and blind to everything but Bvarj day beneath a willow and an to her own thoughts. “But are you in earnest, aunt 1" “1 wonder, she began and then stop­ (JrelZmire: I am In * aad plight to “Never wan more so in Bly Ufa ped. “After all,’’ she in ontally r**um*d ahatf-hardwara, cutlery and stove*. 8ter* onodour “What has altered your convictions 1 tbe cold grey cloud of night and death. the next minute, “there can’t be any harm J*,“',l*’re Iwjood [h. ho_ “Partner’s wanted !" Why, doi In it <f I just slip on my hood and sbawl '“'"—Un mooumwul urn wUr. r«i My throat and go through tbe orchard path to Squire through tbe scale of being, to the brh with But remember not a word of this Brownell’s. Not that I’d go to—not a man. n>M^udU«mb.pUx«iiutmn Thur, MASON ALLBN th. .b™>oS bit of It; but I’d merely peep in at the adventure 1" TARA LEX IN GROCERIES, prorl.i.*., pro “You know bow to administer bribes. calls fur its mate in the shadows; clouds keepin* room window aa I pas*. I would oUatiou un JLz d. <«, Ci*h, butter, lard. pork, and grain al U th. hu,. ,j,u,n,o„ , in pairs are wedded at the gates of day ; like to *«• what sort of a face it was that Aunt Miriam,” said the youth gaily, as ■I) kind - Also tor* eandie*. rte . rtc. Store Id th. m«. the arms ,rths forest trees extend and bewitched Jamas so completely ! but be enfolded the eld lady in hi* arms and CalUoru a Block. Slate ilrwl. Uaatinga, Mich. th. ,m lh. fade racy ; and the proofs of the treason Jstnee must never be any the wiser gave taw yet a third kiss. «rp.<ri Through ths starless night she harried were articles which appeared In the Gothic of the woods, and dafles tbe temp­ •verj du.,1. or th. Within? U» for it." Knoxville Whig in May last, when Ten ­ EALER in at! kina* of Family Qrocoeise. est and time j love-tokens and phdgos of She pondered a second or two longer, —under tin: wind-tossed apple trees, and Sloot end Woodea wars, and a geaersl aa- red bricks of th« hearth had been swept > npaeee wav a member of the imperishable partnership float as invisibly as thought • ----- ■-*— *' -w — -’ P-tolc. until they shun* a* if carved in enral, and then rose hurriedly, rxttaguiebed th* can­ beneath the friendly shadows of bar own through tbe orchard white with Spring’s dle that stood in a shining brace candle porch, where Unde Peter's snores yet re­ the many longues of fl.,nc danced and sweet drift of life, . stick on tbe mantle, listened a moment sounded like muffled trumpets. •1“* *nd crackled among the gigantic “What makes you ao lais, wife!" de­ fike • band of elfinUpiritl Th* ROBERTS A STRIKER, dwelling and a guartl of seven men kept » 0F.A1XRS in dregs, medleinoa, .patent euidimanded a drowsy voice from the apart­ 1 subsequently became ’ aloes. palate, oil*, terpentine, baniing laid, cricket tliat harbored somewhere in the ment, as she glided around, replacing me company. > ir« honor*. dya-»tuff». window-rla»*. putty, gvo chimney corner had commenced hie vo* ber bead, withdrew th* bolt from tbe so weak that I could not turn over in my , shalws and wrappers. MH**, •tatioaorr. and fancy articlea. Btot* in Pera, and Aunt Miriam Fenner's brisk kitchen dixw. and crept out into the star **Rew*r * Btoek.” Hailing*. Mich. “I’ve been ns fast asleep as a dormouse, bed, and the guard was increased to ।tag, sooner or later, to-day or tomorrow l«s* gloom of the bleak November knitting needle* *bime sod glanced in the I d<> believe—but 1 did think I beard the twelve men, for fear 1 should suddenly ,will t>e married onto it—“married unto night. firelight, as she sat there in an old fash recover and run away to Kentucky. Be- • W. PARKER, It was but a short distance under the dick of tbe bolt,” Dxara 1—E. JP. n^lor. HOLESALE and retail dealer In O recede* l.mwd cap border and spectacle*, look.nv IvaflMO branch** nf the gnarled old apple “It roust have been a kitten among tbe coming cenvaleecect in a meature, 1 was and Proviaion*. Hurk, fard. Butter, and ofetw/ a. pretty-*. Unde P*ur thought removed to my former place of confine­ Anol tin pans,’’ quoth Aunt Miriam—tbe near al kind* of f’rodnee bought and told, at hie “olda* she used to look in tbe days when tree* and into the turnpike road. Celd BloedeR. aland.** Miriam fella little conacitnc* stricken os rat approach to a fib she ever indulged in ment. One day 1 was visited by some b*-* came sparking, *nd was wont to cooConfederate officers, who remarked, Not very fer from Central New Jersey she lifted the wickotof Squire Brownell’s before or after. template the evolutions of her gleaming “ Brownlow, you should not be here. — I lived two vouRg lawyers, Arahy Brown And in subsequent Ufa, when the firm gate, and stole noiselessly up the chryean needles while he contemplated what it Take the oath of allegience to the Confed- and । Tom Hall. Both were fund of drop, tberoum bordnred walk ; eno could not conviction seized her, that James Arnett KNAPPEN X BURROWS. was best to say next! < erate Government, which will not only । ping in at Mr. Smith ’s of an evening, and help wondering what Eldar Oliver would had imparted her secret—In strict confi­ Nobody would have suspected Peter entitle you to a speed* release, but in- 1SMOdtag an hour or two with He only ttorneys a»d counsellors at law. say if ho were to become aware that eh*, dence of course—to his pretty wife, she Solicitor* in Cb»rr»ry. Tax and In*crane* of any auch romantic meditations, as he sure your protection, ’’ “Sir!" said I, । consoled herself by saying mentally : the sageet lady in tbe congregation, was Asset*. Bbdor** altesdsd to with promptoc** sat there sorting out seed corn and pack ■ndSdtlily. “Well, I don't care if be baa—for my “before 1 would lake the oath to support prowling about here like a thtaf ta th* such a bell-foreaken institution, I wenld 0®cc. corner of Mais and B«rdick Strv*ta. ages of blue beans on his round table, sod night. I shall always be glad of that peep Kai ainaino. Michigan. labeling them, with portentious delibera­ suffer myself ta rot or die with old age." folio Squire Brownell’s window." “it’s all tor James' sake,” said th* ven­ . -------J. C.Bcsscws. tion . So little do we know what is pass Why, my friends, these demagogues lows ; erable dame, under her breath, aa she ing tn one another's minds. actually boost that the Lord 1s upon their “ Do you think,Mery, you eould leave , SWF.EZEY A AIXEX. pushed aside tbe great sweet brier that rarabte 1’heru was * third person sitting in the side, and dedare that God Almighty is your father and mother," your pleasant bung over the panes, and peeped slyly TTORNKYR AT LA W and Solicitor* In Chanred hearth glow, however, a young man them in the furtherance of their borne here, with all Its ease end oociforts, There was once upon a time, a mon ateialing ' of almost twenty four years of age, with into tbe window, nefarious project. In Knoxville and sur­ Mrs. Brownell sat in the big arm chair who kept a store and sold goods whole- । ■tea. Ae Will b« happy <ferk brown hair to correspond, who rounding localities, a short time since, lion th* line of their profeuion amused himself by tantalizing Aunt Mi by the fire, her feet swathod * flannel ; sale ana retail. prayer meetings were held, where* And he became melancholy, because daily 1 riam's kitty with tbe gmid old lady's ball ‘the Squire was smoking a pipe over a d«c*T*lht Coart Haa»e. Haatiojra. Mich. in the Almighty was beseeched to raise new borne, which it should be your joint of ya: n—the animal, like all the rest of ‘three day’s old newspaper; and before a customers were shy and some limes were ’Lincoln’s blockade, and to hurl dsstruoduty to beautify and make delightfill like her sex, becoming mure and more anx- 1pine table at the other end of the room, bad. And he said: Lot I am being ruined, tion against tbe Burnside expedition.— thisF svxxl a rosy eh*ekod girl, of perhaps 17. ' H. WRIGHT, i'»us for the wooly sphere the higher it • Their prayers were partly answered— Dropping her heed softly on his shoul­ and the sensation iv disagreeable. was held ! . " l the sleeves ol ber crimson merino drees ttorney *nd counsellor at law, And my ruin is tbe more painful to tbe blockade at Roaneke Island was most der, aba answered, "I think I could, ■nd Solicitor *nd Councilor In Cbanevry.—rolled up above a pair of exquisitely "bo you’ve realy made up your mind 1 eflectually raised; a reciprocal of their Archy." PwrttenUr attention p*M to lb* s*ll*0tieB tf * dimpled elbows, and ber hadns buried In bear, because it is alow In progress, even 1* get married. James—d<> stop teazing ' *l*im» and money promptly remitted. “Well,” said he, ta a changed tone, and as water doth gradually become hotter sacrilege divinely tendered. Offie*. with W. W. Ralph E»q.. MlddleviUa, that kilter.!” slid the old lady with a con— a 1 wooden tray of flower—engaged in Gentlemen, 1 am no Abolitionist; J straightening himself up, “there’s Tom Barry Comity, Michigan. trssted voice. I fact, in the operation wbieh housekeepers in tbe pot wherein tbe lobster boilelb, applaud no sectional doctriines; 1 am a Hall is going west, and wants a wile.— call ‘‘xetting a sponge." So much at until the crustsceoue creature shaketh out es, Aunt Miriam ; it isn’t good for 1 Southern man, and all my relatives and HI just mention it to him." DANIEL COOK, men to be alone, you know." Ihome did she seem in the culinary art, his soul in anguish. CRTICE OF THE PE ACE. Georral Land and Lo! it is better to be ruined quickly interests are thoroughly identified with that Aunt Miriam said to herself very There was * silence again. James ' T*» Asset, will aiimd to the eoltecUon of the South and Southern institutions. I For a Nxw Mofttom to ax Built.— decidedly, “7%i« cam be the city visitor, ।than to endure this slow torture. d«bta*a<iall od>»r perteinii.glohUolJ'to. AfDctt wound and wound his yarn very ' I will give my money to the poor num was bom in the Old Dominion, my pa Onice is Goodyear’* Mock, up stair*. I wonder where she is F when her doubts unnecussarily . Undo Peter eyed bis —even the poorest, which is be who rents were born ta Virginia, and they Assistant Secretary of the Navy, is now were all dispelled by Mr* Brownell ’ s seed p<>ase thoughtfully, and Mrs."Fenner > and their antecedents were all slavchold JACOB FERRIS, printeth newspapers, and I will shut up in that city, to look after important in­ knit encngeticaly on, with parsed-up lips voice; ere. Let me assure you that tbe South ‘•Millicent,! wish yon would write out ]shop, and wrap myself in the sackcloth terests connected with his department. Attorney, Connacllor and Solicitor. and a scarcely preceptibls shrug of the . bus suffered Infringement upon her tn­ th* receipt for that cake you made for of desolation, and pass my days in pur­ Wo are Informed that among the objects IONIA, MICHIGAN. i stitutione ; the slavery question was ao ­ shoulders. tea—1 dan’l aeo where y«»«i learnod to be lieus of broken banks.curaing the hardness of bis visit is the immediate construction “Aunt Miriam, I wish you could see , tually do pretext for this unholy, tmof the times, and rending my garments. •o bandy about th* bouse 1 ” I. A. HOLBROOK, Millicent," said the young man after ■ Twelve Senators And the bowlings of some shall be aaj righteous conflict. ■ “Wby.grsomma."said tbeyoung isdy ATTORNEY aud Connaelorat Law, Solicitor io from the Colton Sales, who had sworn to _ Chancery, Ganeral Land and^Tax Agent.— pause, , g*Uy, "you seem to forget that my moth­ the dulcet sounds of dulcimers, and they liminsry arrangements to that end have ‘1 can’t say that I have any desire to preserve inviolate the Constitution framed who blow flutes and iustrumente of mu ­ er was educated under your o^u. She been made with Captain Ericsson. Tbe see your city young ladies, James ” said by our forefathers, plotted treason at । does not think French and music Is tbe sic, compared to the din I will make in batteries are to bo made with all possible V J. M. RUSSELL. Aunt Miriam coldly; “They are too night—a tit time for such a crime—and Now eafsoftbe wicked—even In tbe ears of dispatch. HYSICIAN >u><* Snrgesn. OBee in RimmU’i fine spun for an old woman like roe.— only tiling a gfti need* to learn. telegraphed to their States dispatches ad­ de you pul those Blocking* down—I’ll the bank directors. • tor,-. State »:reet. _____ W hile hands and piano playin’ may be And even as he said, so did he; for he vising them to pees ordinances of seces­ see that they are all mended bye and very grand—1 daresay it ta—but it "don't Quite a sensation was created last sion. Yes, gentlemen, twelve Senators join ROBERTS, ‘ bye.” was not like other sons of men who are HYSICIAN and Sergeae. DWolltagos Bread- suit my taste. swore allegiance in the day time, and Sunday in some of the Episcopal churches , Aunt Minom turned away from the foolish and know it not, and say they will "But, Aunty, I’m sure you would iikn unswore it at night. A short time since in Washington and Georgetown by the । window more bewildered than ever, but do ao and so, performing afterwards that her. Cuiue. Dow. do be reasonable and ■ 1 was called upon by a little Jew, who, I withdrawal of part nf the congregation , with a very satisfactory feeling stirring which is contrary. H. P. CHERRY, go over l<> Squire Brownell's with me to believe, is the Secretary of War of the For tbe sons of men are fickle, and be OTARY PUBLIC and Conv*y*ne*r. will. • . under the heap <>t prejudice that bad U-n.l to .11 Mi*.**** cotrurted to bin with night. She is spending a week at ber filtaa ber kind old heart. If thio were that is born of a woman doth spite bls , bogus Confederacy. He threatened to land, rendering thanks to Divine Provigrandfathers, and she would be so grati prompt”** and fidelity Rwid.nee, JohD.to»n. tbe much talked of Millicent, thing* fare by diminishing the length of tbe nose long me, and I expected no more mercy donee for the progress of the Unkm arms. - ••onrt, Mick. Blanks k«pt always <m h*»d | from him than was shown by his^Jilusfied to see you." . . might uol be an bed alter all. And thereof. Many of the families who took part in ‘Tliank you. I ain’t curious on the sub trious prodeceeaors towards Jesus Christ. And Io! tbe printer—even he who did Milly worked away at ber sponge, the L. D. UTEWART, ject.” responded Aunt Miriam primly. 1 Mitered into long correspondence with these disgraceful aeenaa have heads m Solicitor publish newspaper*—was made glad by j merry smite* dimpling her face, like sun •‘Only 1 heard Mis’ Brownell bad a bad this specimen ofeupiring humanity, but the Government service. tbe bounty of him who sold wholesale . shine on a bed of r«»*cs, utterly unoonstrokd of the rheumatrz, and I don’t see from mercy or fogetfulne*s,on their part I . ecious of the audience of “one" who was and and retail; -and he did sound his how she can get along and wait on her was permitted to depart with al! my doc­ One of th® saddest things about now contemplating an effectual re­ praise*, sod he did blow tbe trumpet of MichicBii. new tangled darter!" • ument* in my little valise, whieh I hope human nature ta. that a man may guide fame respecting the man’s dealings, from to publish at no distant dsy. Gentle­ others ta the path oflife without walking . NEVINS, can’t understand why you are ao treat. Bot the adventures of the night were। the rising of the sun to tbe going down nrejudiced against peer Millicent, Aunt men, when I started on my perilous in It himaelf; that ha may be pilot and not yet at a close. As Aunt Miriam thereof journey, I was sore digressed in miod, Miriam.” said the young man earnestly. And bo— even the printer of paper* f;roped b*r way toward tbe path, tamentaad exceedingly so in body. But the —I won’t disguise from you the fact that — did msgntfy and enlarge upon tbe stock it makes me very unhappy to think ol I ng the pitchy darkness of tbe night, and moment my eyes enoountered the pickets —Tenacity of purpose is tbe indis­ the crackling of the crisped leaves aa of goods which the trader had in hie store, of the Federal army my depression de­ marry ing without tbe approval of cn* county orriozxa. pensable condition of success in what­ not vary elastic feet shuffled through and did publish the variety, and newness, creased and returning health seemed sud­ who has, been a mother to me, and ever you undertake. You must leant to them, every pulse in ber frame came to and the cheapness thereof, till the people denly to invigorate my physical constitu ­ C. C. PRINDLE, hold ou. a euddeti pause of terror, as a pair of —yea! ell of them, fer and near, were JUDGE OF PRQBATK, Js‘"±T7„P“k^’ G" , ‘And yet you’re determined to go tion *r*l Land and Tas Ax»atbtJ0Bn? I your own gait: that’s the plain English muscular arms were thrown around ber, amazed. Gentlemen, saceesioa is played out— And said Lo! this man bad gathered and a • moustache came in contact with of it, Jamessaid Aunt Miriam. “Well the dog is deed— the child is born, and ber check ; «8uch a kioe—Aust Miriam from tbe East and West, costly merchan­ crooked his name Is Jeff. Davis, jr. I suppose you can do without my con­ dise and wares of wonderous value—even sent ; you’ll never get it any bow •" Andi couldn’t remember the like since tbe days DANIEL STRIKER My throat distreesrs me to Buch an she poked the fire vigorously, aa the old [ when 1’etor Fenner came sparking tbe the workmanship of cutrafag artificers, extent that I must decline further remarks village beauty. In vain she struggled and we knew it not. d<»ck began to strike. ’ this eventag, but shall make my self hoard —The proper arms for rebel priva­ Go to then. We will lay cot our breathlessly to escape—whoever the in­ ■ upon the next convenient occasion, which teersmen—Yard-arms. •'Seven o’clock," ejaculated James, dividual might be, be did not do things silver and our gold ta'dieve things which startinc np. “and I promised to be at tbe by bal »ee, and evidently had no disposi­ the printer printeth of end that whieb be . Post Office by this time. There’s to be doth publish is ours. For this man’s —Tbe worst kind ef tent for a soldier XG1STER OF DEEDS sod KW FubUc.J a meeting about the minister’s Thanks­ tion to relinquish tbe prize. “My darbug little Miily ! how did you merchandise is better than tbe bank notes to dwell Id—Discontent. giving donation party, you know, Unde Srsvawa' Guksoat Nauoatucx.—The of those that promise to pay and therein know I was coming to-night F Peter !—Bless me I did,nt imagine bow Then came soot her km before poor lie—even banks of dvwposit, whieh be­ Departure of Mr. Stevens’ gunboat, the late it wsa." Aunt Miriam could exclaim in stifled guile os of out money, and swindle os Naugatuck, baa been delayed several M. W. BMELDON, mixta re of mister-iee and miss-cries 1 And with a gay, parting nod to bis IOUNTT TREASURER- OBre ia tbs Ceert like sin. turn— aunt he disappeared. But tbe trader was sf11 sad. and said, "Jamw Arnott, are you crsxyl do let n * *°*xJ * “ ev,r Jin Rapa should be submitgoof ma, and behave like a senaible tbe mnucy that these people bring me JAMES A- RWEEKBY, ’ • ’ wBr nc 8 P*'ler; ‘’b°t • fta'?ss of the 100 pound rifled gun. will i give to tbe printer, and thus will tnZcooDMlnrhTchancry. before inrevening c>»mee to an end, he'll creature !“ The arms unclasped with elaesne do that whieh no man hath yet done in toeqeir* Brownell's WIGHTMAN & ROBINSON, itoT? fire had poured b XANVFACTURERS of tin, ahact-iron aed sop- in tUrnin, iM,, ,lDC< M. wee-war*. Deolersta Iree.eaU*.steel,gkws. «~«i ch^n.or,pS„a or, lMo am ii«Bbid. D W A Crt, A T P N jy- The Nsugatock h not Intended aa a mod HAMOI SMITH marry that gal, rings, dty —Children are the bolts and acrews fashion- and all.* sweetheart. □oil of the gun by aflhoEm it from the �RKKLY W8« •w stadd consider CHESTER. ' for a right smart time pari.' During tbe outpoata bey driving tho Winchester, V*., March 25. T^iy^'cnv a mile -and a ville • enemy con- rentnn V*-WlJ O'; R JOY |^»rii^rt*udiiig its many private__ On the 271Ii fyy. of February, jittt Our fare has been much better than x -We wrtfae VB rite’mrniber befisre wan a days Wore the meeting oftb* Dtm. inch'of the ___________ pcbtmri-s. Gen. _________ -r- woanded ta tbe arm by the members of tbit party, urging that, aw feWy w. <hu nunfem <to.WaH* nil Jackson bad been informed' by tbe iababitants that the town was duserted by rr»! Cufomitrce ImuHw “{frftite efreu- tar” fa Um> of tbu more proiaigcut rtiwi ch6*e fire UuioM troop, and be advsnoed to re<i«M, H^HibWe..., ■< «Kh «W3 ttw I ' ' '-Ur Ia,t. I «... <»1te1t. Gr-n. SWeMs’ forre slept on their arms Imnitedlutriy qr'ganiio’and prepAri'fb^tbfe ■ attacked with the fuvcr..4iML sent to the ftjtnrdxy night, and Srniday morning, «t coming campaign. The substance of this GMdral Hospital st Union Hutel, George stmrina,*JAete«on bring reinforead, Muck­ circular bax beeu publfabed in ueariy town, D. C., where J remained until the ed General Shields uaar Kearnstown, every Rcdublioin paper in' the 'State.— r10t|i -iifat, when 1 rejoined tho rq’impnt. three miles distant. Th» foamy's force ^iC fact'of the. exfetenee of such a cir­ Most bf the timc? being on duty there ■ consisted ofWOO of Asbbv's cavalry, 5, Wt-;. ensure‘rnreti inert cular having come to tho knowledge of and bohtioually among lhe sfok. 00Q hKsriry, niowpiaoaa W artillsry. With JVsa’, ft haa nuaed n Many very intcresthig. New Jorl, Suadsy, MtecbAO. ■ unfavoroble erUiofantL haalgnct seems Uastisn Th. refla­ to be, tf-eomln^j events rest owa beli>fe." to dffnjct some ted to meet st H» Coart Hcu»«. «n Friday, th® te bririffl>«»Beaufort; <lb AV st April *sxt. »» ‘»o tfckwk P. M.( for The pm boat Jfantevllle arrived this UisMTpm«af noaftnatfaf casfadxtm fobs sap•vtettag from Key West on tbe twsntyported at tbe earetof towasMp •l*aios. The Niagara, South Caroftnls, Mohawk Wrier Witch, Merlon, and • other vm Heavy firin^teaa beard et’tbe head 6f ths Mississippi paries, where some of our a poor soldiar s death is caused ■ **• ffg order efUiOxUoMu. '• Butfags, Jfxre* «. JfK- who went to Richmond a few w eeks since heavy fire of artillery .while the real attack full of admiration for tbaspiril display ed was directed on oqr.right.with the object by the rebels, aud n strong - spmpalhizer of flanking tt. Gen. Kimble commanded with their cause,has rorenUy returned iu on the right where tbe hs*riu*tafigbt1ng ■a different slate of mind.' Ho reports that «as done. The enetfay were strongly the feeling at Richmond fa one of utter posted In the woods and behind a stone 1depreswon and despair. Tbe leaders try- wall, and the. rebel hrtlHery was posted on eminences on both ridfes of their left wing. Dur whole artillery force was en­ and by boasts Of what they are going U» gaged. consisting of four batteries; of do but the people arc nut deceived, and twenty foSr pieces, in all. The mmet jy 'Ihu bombardmeut i»f island ^No, aud the prevalent impression was, to u«> raged fiiriunsly till ifiroe'cfclock. 10 hat, (or atme reason, been pretty tl. ■ firing beingdon’e chiefly by tbe 'artil­ our informanta own words, “that seces­ m»ch euspsxded. Only three sliells were sion was surrounded by a wall of fire, lery and .musketry, at a* range nf not Prisoners re­ I from whieh it is imposaiblc, id escape." port that'2000 negroes aro employed on I ll iaonly uecvssary, we think, to read the rebel journals, and uolice the desper­ the robe) batteries, that the enemy fa ate efforts made to draft mep Into the 15,000 9trc«g, thri their Joss thus far has military service, to be bo conrinckd of b«tn 05, and that tbdr encampments arc the truth of this representation.—A’itr now out'of of reach of our shells. Tliey lorJc Post. more than three or four hundred yards, and often tnnchlesx. : ■9 ' Tbe rebel infantry opposite our right throwm on Wednesday. bait In motKin.”' Union Behoof. The Winter Tenn af the U,toD Soto~l wiU <to»» “• Tuwfajr. <to } aancity of the -toylMp that suspreum* We etoeW. were engendered ‘that tlie *acrea dead iWriflformntion were might bo brought to life again, snd made to see il Utile more service under the stm. when Ottr informant left, so far advanced 'Spidre and shuveta were immediately ns to render ita, <j\H otrnplotinp by this brought Into' reqoiiiiinn; nod ‘speedily lime unJauUU. I>e which juU were exhumed, not tbe bodies of departe^L con federates, but tmiRbers of nice, ' ‘ mat* faat anted Gen. Lyon of bis justly carted oritow until the Bist Persons who design to be present at LybftS deeWon, \tr^rd thereto dj?' Cb?. it more pfaaaaat to lift so io the fatouoa Blair was mado without caUimr a council or esriy in tbe afternoon. A relrcttoti of dialogues, tableaux Ate.,- sMrtrty expect anything with singing by Um adtolsra will ba pre­ sented on Tteteday EraiU&g, aonMneticaig B. Ution is extended. The foregoing has been banded to iw fair publication, abd we desire here to add 1 . Chicago, March 2S. iyto. -An arrival frov Wand of arlilfory azinc for april is on oar table, and folly sustains tba farmer high reputation of the tbeir counsel and their ocrtaiona! presence. guilty wu nur own behalf, recent period. Wo plead «UrAs Ha only Wfouofcbs Ute Quarter. School we shall speak more at length al m«a* favored- of monthtiea; a future time; but may now ba permited “Tlifa inagaxiue bu nvl shared tiro un­ favorable influences which tbe war tats ifad upon literature generally. fTincetfa, je.r wi..jh« >0_000 to express a regret fur curse!vos aed many others, at tbe withdrawal nf Mita E. A. J.nrt, fem th. Primly 0-p.rt. . .. . ... mutMlb. domuflM. _ W. believe she will retire with tbe saltslac- tian of having done bar whole duty U> Ute T^fiysrafuiast* ‘The eonductnre of the ArdR'ito accept •be will take with ber the warmeet •ym- from one Paar. W. fl. Vmmmiax the ‘Great American itoraaTameP.O)* . He ing ton 28th. says; fGewral iJusoAe. ft) poa.faifHi of Col. Grcutel, tacked and drove out the suMfars and de­ this fam. m well a* the iraanimuu* rarAicl oftbepre** for throe months past, *a an assurance that lheir tnocnxlne has reached a point <»f e.vellenH* * hitn it has never before attained. They will nut. bow everr, pause in their efforts «n thia aceouul, but will conatatly «tr»ve loadvunce tkr stand­ ard id ready established. T«» thi» »i>d they will go on it> the same path which has lately bc«n followed, and through wbkh tbe Atlantic ha- bee* led to siteli C«wi*rnl ■cerptanov. Tbe same Urevshk fol and patriotic p.iliii<-.il papers, from th* l»csl pro*e writers, will e>>ntinu« t<» lend power nud dignity to its png«-s; ai.d favorite ph-ta will evolve from tbe ever itfiffttag pfcu«es nf our hittimial-aflhirw ‘th* Icx-onx of oMiotir. 'Die two great aerial features whfofa haw so firmly fixed ptibfio attcntion-i-Trofiitsor AgSMCx’s .popular , expositions of the scieiKt of Natural Ifta, lory. and James Unwell Uiwrll’s •Riglow ber. Still nt her features r-f cxtnuirdinary fatarcMi have been provided f.,r tftr fairth. Atl*mtic the tafat and freshest thought, upon all topics.” •JP < The Times thinks thnt the recent •ttrmwfa wf Giawrai ShiUds. at Winches, ter, is likely to be the Inst chance our . army will have for a brush with the reb­ els this aide the Galf Slates, as Jack..*’, forces are obviously only covering tho rptreat of their main army with a view tu» concentration on tte> parallel of Mem- J'Ws and Charleston. fort by Gen. Bnrmide aecrnjr' to bavo been premature. It is now reported that tbe pkteri wftblfcrt Macon, fa posswrion nf tba rebels, is, still while fto with a valuable cargo of cotton and naraF stores. - ■ oonvejad our Sfttth . Raiment tn 8H> Island, has reloaded to Jt'ortress Afonroa, . WasMngtoo K. Ferris, wffl ADJbe JTtb wbtah is o^p । VIUfmiMifa to “> ■< to ~toito,OJ. Curcw u> &e^oa .ml -u.1 orUmental trophies, a la Pillow *ud Ute Aiwpeopte- caotWumatM] gratift iug u> th. lovers uf Hterature. ’ tary of «H tewtim <■»!! gre*. tiutrh copies bare been added to it. c&eukrion. "J, ^.fc „ lliiM/ mtirt™, ,., For Sale! ; NWipef 33r 3Tt-iron, The following statement from ru-adera, as shniring the prosperity of i>ia New Advertisements. *TMrU«HStataQMt-tte,rHt offered a Atlantic. up to a very Ot the projects of the night that four rebel gunbogt* partly clad with railroad iron; had appeared below school, ’ fa sure tu betorns a “eel# bra ted Point Pleasant, but, u Gen. Pope’s bat­ horae lemur.” Well, Hastings his been teries extend almost in a continuous line blest during the past week with a vfait for fifteen miles, it ia not believed they el batteries very ueriftua. The ttary fa entirely ■U***d,««l men lave been kilted, usd captured1 xn-ters. flfe. 16 ■ tionable, was never more neglected by those whose bly be another Repubftean taskri in ap. wounded. . mionccd a. a panwao binpraphy of Gnl. Frank Bl.ira wr.uld iuvtf been unobjec­ duty It la to encourage by Wa b*>a hoard that rcsbf. tsbed by.the cgustintScall^duoer x>f other article is intermrth^g, and had .11 -been »n- Tua Art.am tv UuMutr.—Thi. mag Babcock, dwdgvktalri., Jebn Hougbtalin phies. Ouf losanot exceed one hun­ dred killed and about three hundred batter, in on article, the materials for wtdeb are farn- that in our opinion our Union School was mounted, it is supposed, wltfi ISSp'iund- In Ruttud. March Ud, HVLl>AR R, wif. of laurels in tbe following language: Capt. tbe dosing sessions of the School will find ers. The enemy oould bo seen colling item Tsnsrs. auny the tree*, and rapidly pushing for­ Horse taming seems to be reduced tn ward other means of defense. They a science nowa-dnys, and s'* simple Is the seem to have no ide* of evAouating at present. Wbkd reached the fleet last method, that every j.iscy that is to> iaxy ' Blair’s, even down tn tbe taking of camp Jnckvon ; even endeavoring to rob aur Ctadanati, March 30. nnw emerged from the woods and nttaught the science for one dollar n head, A special dispatch U> tbe Cincinnati tempted to cnj*ure Doans battery by a Indianapolis, aaya: and “took in” several dollars at thar.— charge. The first effort was nearly sue- Commrrtial, from lou see itdidu't lake long nor cost much ’ Gen. Buell has assumed command of ccssful, but die heavy discharge of grape compelled them to retire'fo donfosion.— are xaid,_Lo Lu confident of success.— A Seqpnd arid weaker attempt likewise in fifteen miles of Beauregard, at Corinth, Comfort* for Traveller*. Miasiarippi. ’ Should they, however, be compelled to failed, and tbe enemy fell’ back, with The Michigan Central Railroad Com “Morgan’s rebel envalry captured an. io “ Well, all this is only preliminary evneuate-tha-ptaos, they anticipate no' heavy loss, behind tho stone parapet. to a little lawsuit that came off <n» Satur­ didiculty in io ■ doing. Gen. Bragg is psny arc introduolng Into thrir posaewger other train an tbe Louisville «i>d Nwh ’ Gen? Tyler now ordered his brigade to coaches Ihrtton’a VentHlatiun, a*d admitvilla Railroad on Friday. Q»|. Curveu day. Mr. J. M. Russell brought suit for raid to have reinforced Islnsd No 10 with able conti vance for fanning the pass«trgere charge the enemy’s batteries on the left, Pope, of Kentucky, was lakno prisoner and a most deadly encounter followed.— trespass on the case, against said old lT»00 men, trad other reltilbrceRiente arc by farcing into tho car a gentle and ennTwice our men iirtHed under the storm, with « few other Federal ofltaere. The horse tamer and • Vid «tw h»ree tamer, tinunut current af pure air free from all still repeated. bitt in the third effort they routed the en­ looomotiveran into a ditch, and the cars particles of dost or cinder. Mr. Rutton to plaintiff';,- damage. &c., far the braising were destroyed. emy with tremendous slaughter. hnsbecn engaged for twenty years, exper­ fataad So. Id. of the head and spoiling of au aya of as Our lore in these struggles was heavy. St. Louis, March 31. imenting opon the warming end ventila From n gentleman just arrived from Out of300 men In thoSlth Pennsylvania, Dispatches received nt headquarters fine a little mare aa ever tenvried ,our ting of houses and cars, nod reem* to Island No. 10, we have a satisfactory ex­ 16 were filled and 83 woupded. Many say that on the night ofthe 2fllh, between stn^ta We didn’t bear tbe trtei, M wt bars arrived at the nephts ultra. in this planation of the apparent delay and isac officers were killed and wounded. The 5Q0 and 800 rebels attacked four Co’a. application. It would bo difficult to gid« can’t judge of the SweBrin’* but we tion of our force* in that quarter. One 2th and 8tb Ohio shared tho glory and State military at Hanunnsvill, Polk Co., on intelligible description of the apparat­ tbe losses, with tlie brave 84th Pen'oeyb and after a sharp fight they were defeated knew tbe mare was shamefully trriited, reason given fur th*.little yigor with us, but we can assert, after viewing its avhi^b the bombardjnem hat been4proscwith a loss of fifteen killed and a large and badly damaged, that she was under workings, that it thoroughly accomplishes euted for the past week or ten days is, Tbe etwmy’skiHcd and wounded strew­ number wounded. tbe design of the inventor. ,Fur winter, a that It,Is only Jcaired to keep tbe enemy ed the grohnd fiow.in profusion, and their , Tbe Federafajtad sever*! wounded but and we only know farther, <hat ata good heating apparatus is interposed to warm al No. 10 diverted. *hU* Gen. Grant left w'mg wo*’ utterly broken, and the nonekilted, the air and diffuse it more equally as It men and true, rendered a verdict of.“No strikes a blow somewhere on the Upper w.flTer'ng 9n weir side. The 4th T»i'(J)fag of iroporttmpe from Tennessee passes Into the ear. In Its exit, the 'fool cause ofaction.” Tennessee. In the meantime our forces and Mb V irginia regiments suffered most River. air Is conducted tfader'the floor from end arc no! idle. For several days they Tb^ fornier CM terribly decimated.— It is not expected active eperriioue will to end of tbe car, thereby warming the have been.busily employed in cutting a Several attempts to rai'y tbe right wing commence until tbe arrival of Buelfa T»« [uw»4. Tuw.—Our R.puU feet of the ter elfer.—Detroit Tribune. channel across the point just above tbe foiled, and to add to the confosion, Hie army, unless our force are attacked by lican friends in th« town of Brilimore 1bkmd, amd by tins lime it la thought the Irish Bottaliou.of^ on* hiuidred and Jifig Beauregard. ‘ are early in the field with their tMabU gunboats may by this means have pas­ . Nxw vse FOB G*avia.—when .pur.■ men. icien broughtforward and ordered,fp • information ba* baeu received At bead­ It is o«>mp<ised as follows: sed the HwriLfa'•’batteries of the Island' » at Jfy ujjfan the Union troops, refused, arid quarters that a dvtaoh'tieut of tbe First without «xposing ihamsdvcs to the -cne-; Bapervfecwi J. 8. Tuabury; Clerk. . Po- a rebel regiment immediately drove this low*, Cavalry, under Cagt. Thempmu), inf’* lire. rOwi«g to Ue rafiri .ca^*nf jsetta gidfent little Lund forward, but. could overtiM/k a guerilla baud uJder CoL Par- I Milo.L Williams; Treasurer ’ Matthew of the river the gun and mortar ,bo*te nut eumpcJ Uueip.to .discharge tbeir gun* kar, on the eight of the 28th. xbout ten Holmes • Jnatire, Gilbert Btriher; Sdwml have had great to contend withupon us. '. toifaa west Uf Warrensburg. Fifteen reb­ Inspectors, Eli D. Eriirn William G. i:i having to light down stream. •' t” coreaas ofthe oue hundred and els w«*a hilled and tt»c*ty-five taken ting:beldw the island they, will be able' . cnrvfoliy labelled, arid costaiuing f Squire; Comiuistiuner of Highways, rwards*ta*w*d.lbe.field. Mew prisoner*. ' to attack it from on unexpected quarter.• .pa^eltaromonsUM$M against disturbing v Robert B. Haya^j CoimtaWsp, Orris > rebels gave way dn,t|Mur left and »m bavcHriBiMf ‘— - tiio repose uf the dead, and viuiatij g 11 < ■head tip stream,' which will readily npprechtt ret tbfa In fact, the opening Hastings souri 11™ ubIicon, writing under date of pathles of this community, and afttecre Cairo, March 29, says that tho firing on desire, for. her future success in other Friday, at Islaqd No. 10, was quite heavy, the rebels opening from a new battery spheres of usefulness. can'force a pguage agency fn the coniest, te’strikingly after Beotus'o “solitary a»d atane I great cry ngamst it, fur th* purpose ot We have never favored n dissolution of the democratic party, but we did think the late Bfate GonreuUwi utterly uncal­ led fur, and have not yot changed oar mind. Its action, though wbqlly aririac tory to u«» was nut to many of the demo­ crat* who urged its call, and. as ouo of its consequents wu have tbuso calls fur n jepublicnu organisation." There is one noticTLle feature in It however, which willchallaugc from Newbern on th» 26th, ,-md Hatteftt M tba 28th. The Naabvine »• reported by tbe Tbe fight was kept up til noon, wfen a ”p^*te^ Ku, all left Key Weri; neglect 1n sending them to places where 'charge made by ths Ohio infantry, 1st ' tHrectlhgpublic attention somewhat, from erne jmd'cotfifbrt can be provided, they Michigan and Brat Virginia cavalry on also several gunbnats. An st took an New Orleans was nnuneatlic reccut exposure of tho secret put­ arelprpl iu camp too long, often until their right, drove them back half axnlle, when the enemy got their guna lnpu«id<h> terlly expected. tings of the K. G. Ci This Free Preu ataiuf dewing their laatbxcaUu ' 1 have ftgfiin ln a dense wood, 'flanked"by infant­ J’ffrt'Muuroe, March 29. cry Im been taken up by nearly every ■known runny to-die within a Wiry few ry, aud drove us beck. A riiort artillery On Friday evening the rebels threw a organ of ths C G. Ca. ta Ibis State, and hours after being received in the hospital. Vncngcment ensued, when Gen. Shields ball from oneol thv rifled mute at Sewall’s Ou Monday the. 17th, we amlMakcd ordered Col. Tyler to turn their left flank, Point, whieh ewe within three hundred is the principal' stock in trade of the street which wax executed by our troops, but brawlnas uf tlfat parly. •n board of'thc steamer VaudArbilt. not yarde-otthe skipping io the upper rued with eonsHerabTe loss. The Ann Arbor Argus, seems to Lc knowii^* tbe place of our deetinatluti.’— The enemy being protected by n stone tiie only Democratic paper thus for, that About 70,Oft) I understand fare in this led-jc, tbe B4tb Pqntiiyfrriffil and 13th. and this morning was tested in order to had ths honesty to admit that the organi­ expedition, under tbe command of deij. ihdhui.i charged thrir centre, and the fight test the carriage. Only ten shots were Wfecsmc general. We arrived hero tlw 20tb, zation of’Republicans is only a natural Hamilton. fired. The second shot was a splendid Col. Murry, of the 84th Pennsylvania, result of the strained .cflbrt of the Demo­ and dieembarked the 21st tut., and are richochct shot. After making three was killdd. cratic party lenders to engender polijeal encamped near the sRe of tbe late town Tho enemy retired slowly, bringing plunges and renewed flight it finally sunk •way off. nswr Sewall’s Point If the strife. Speaking of ths two recent circu­ of lUnipton, whose ruins remain a mon­ tbeir guns to bear at every opportunity. Our mcnrdsbedftnrnrfl vrith yelli, when Merrimac oould stand one ot these Linlars, the Argttir ttys that “except they ument showing the devastation of ^ar. a panic ensued among the enemy, and aro to our -knind vefy objectionable in Contrabands are io abundance boro our men followed and drove thlra until tone, and not remarkable far truth;' we and appear cheerful nnd happy. The dark, capturing thfee guns, threeealssona, (pn>Mry. , “There were euroe signa of activity see nothing hi them calling for special weather ip rather wet at'-present, *nd cou- muskets, equipments, &c., innumerable. towards Norfolk thia A. M. A steam denondotlon;” and U adds: sc^ucully chilly, which is very inconven­ Onr troops bivouacked on the field of tug entne down to Sewall'a Point, and battle. “And,bcuidcs,our coutcmjMM-iui should ient for our bivouock. You may expect the awoke from a large vmmI could be rcnicxober that, having advised and urged to bear of sofac sharp fighting, or snme seen above Craney Island, a propoller THE8EC0MD BATTLE. tbe calling aud-holding of a democratic fast running beftire many days, and may apparently. A gunboat also came down On Sunday mooting th. rebel, reconveutiun, even before the date of tbe ' ‘ within about three miles refit assured that the “Bull will Run" the •rived rciOforcmctita under Gen. Gar. NafauOrt \ow “secret” circular, they are estepped of Newport News, and after reconnoiter­ against complaining of tho republican ulbcr way thia time.. rett, amounting to five thousand men.— ing, apparently returned up the rivar.— The UnW forces .£14 not exceed ten leaders far sounding the alarm and calling Yuura bee. The present high wind and low water, thousand men, and with the exception of 'fur an organization of their party.- Had JxB.Il. Bhoavk. however, forbid all expectation of tbe about five hundred, were of Gen. Shields’ tho Democratic State Committee acted approach of the Merrimae until the storm Co. C 2d Regiment Michigan Volunteers. division exclusively. diSereully, the sov*ra cunjurentsof astme is over. At half past ten, the enemy matte * of ourdewoeratic frfanda would be boU Diicourajcment or the SoBth. 81. Louis, Sunday, March 30. feintw our left, commanded by Acting ter tinted; but havingtakou die iuiatory A French gentleman of distinction, Brigadier-Genera! Sullivan, opening a Tbe army correspondent of the Mis­ we must bide the urinral oonsequencos. the Detroit Auntber. TM» wff! greatly Increase Its popularity *th most readers. T OurkM,teS �DR. ROBICK'S ABTIC STOMACH IITTUI LIFE GTTERS, EisSKs thd ta taallh -an.,» DIGESTHE ORGANS. 'VXve.ae. 'B.vVw,** BT.«» En^U, „r th. 0 Jim Orel, dire abopt to be investigated by the Sen­ ate. SenaXbr Chandk r has a spy in the ■Circlii, rtid be asserts that a partwf their plan was t<» get their pfirn into the nrniv. Dm Senate were somewhat Warded when Mr. CfemNer said that he tad positive ■.-.uo^led^c that there are now in our army numbers of thewu conspirators. Some interesting developments are daily ex- tiJ1 COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. 1 persona having claims against the £lat, of Oarln C. Qnjf„, h*r?bjend reqnnl ' & wawination and adj us ' ni srnfned ■ . m j, ... *n*a Rev. J. C. Fletcher gavo us last evening, a brillinnl lecture on tho re­ ligion, customs and people of Bratfl,— Seldom tave wa relished nuy thing more than tho picture he laid before his audienee of that exuberant garden eftho taopics laden wit hit* strange variety nf fritita .and flowers, teeming with perpetual vast for tbe hand nf cnan. bar­ Sotwly that country must be tfie garden of the world, and if it» people hud tho etiterprise which moves this Yankee nation, A» relevant to this comparison the ttdverend gentleman sta­ ted that tik* best remedies employed there for the diseases to whieh they aresubject are invented and supplied to them by our own wdl known country, Dr. J. C; Ayer • of IxnreU; Mass., and that not the people • only but the-priesthood and the ourt of the Emperor down, have constant re - course ta aickneass tu. tlie remedies of this widely celebrated American Chemist.— [[ledger, Boston. 1 AdrartuwmcnL | DtPrussia \ akd ( Ca«»rp.—F*r throe . formidable auc* id dangerous ’ „ diseases Trucks MngneLiu Ointment * ' is unfailing reree• dy.if nsed hi sr*ajb. pply -freely u. *bc lliroa'C hriif I t over with a hot flnnnel. This Ointment ______________ has_____ been___ befire the public nver 20 years,atid itn con. manily increasing demand uatabliuhad its reputation ax a aupcrlor Liniment in nil ciunni where n •mrthmg and relaxing remedy h rt-qtrirtd, particularly in Rheu iiwtumi, Neurnlgul. Inilimiition . <if the Bouela and Kidneys.' Spinal affection*, Sore Eyes, Burna, Plica, Wuunds and Bruta-s. See pamphlet with agent, and arouad each bot­ tle. SmM by all drugghtts. Price 25 «-ta. Throat ax» Ltncos.— Al this iMs«n uftheyestr when txpigbs and c<44« nrc irotiblciu.iiic ever* Giluily «b<>wki ta'u m s.ifv mrd certain rctniily on hand. RatiwMn’s-Hive Sy rup;T*<lu is thr very thing. Il is not <>wly pliwunt fur children to take, but to a certain euro tar Crimp, Whta>pmg Cough, Dmncbiiis, Asthma. Coughs' and all nfivetjonx of thd Throat and Lungs Suh! Iiy all Drui’gisitit. Price 25 cts. [nor2j < Months.] Rustings |Jrirc (Enrrntt. Estate of Mhrtfo c, Parge. QTATE OF MICHIGAN. Bassy Cowt, as. ° .At ! ““'<•» “f ‘ta Probat* Court, for tbo county of Barer. Holden at tbe Probate 08ica In tha nllMsof naaUngt. on Tueada^'tbe Wib day ot March in the year of our Lord on* lliouaaud eight hundred and sixv-two : Tresent Hberman C. Prindle^udge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Martin C. Burge late of Barry in aaid oouuty, deccaard. Ou reading and filingtha petition, dulr rerifiad of Josiah Bum Executor of the last Will and Testament ofsaid deceiuicd praying for certain reaaou* therein ifet forth ‘that he may be licensed to *ell certain Real Estate iu said petition described for^the purpoaa of paying tho debts ofsaid doThcreupouH is ordered that Monday, the lUth day of May, Iiu2, at elereu o'clock, in the fore noon, ba assigned for tbe henring of said petition, and that the heirs al law of said deceased, and all Other persona inlenatod io oato estate, are requi­ red to appear st a aenion uf »ai<l Court, then lo be hold* al the Probate UHtoe in Hastings, and show cause.if any there be, why lbs prater of the petitioner should not be granted. And it Is further ordered that the petitioner give noUee to all parties iuterc»t»d. of the pen­ dency ofsaid |<etiti<>n. and the hearing thereof, by causing soapy of this not tec sod order to topubyfrhvd in the Republican Sanner, a public ucW^aper pnuU-d .1 Hastings and clreutatlng in said county of Berry, fur four successive weeks, immediately previous to wii! dav of hearing. (A true copy.; «. U PsBANDliE. manto Judge of Probate. <\\x& a.YY Yav- xxaXxvce. It is a superior GOODS DARUKQV MFB BITTERS WE ARE NOW with one of the HAND ON LARGEST and BEST Auucrttnents of rollon street. ing, the last three years ; I used DRY GOODS I I Dyapcpala and General Debility. ’ Hon. John Cross writes, -"Brooklyn, March 16 18S0. In the spring of IBM I took a severe cold which induced a violent fovsr- 1 took twe doses DAB LINO'8 UVBRRBGULA TOR It broke op my cold and fover st oace Previous to this attack, I bad been troubled with dyspepsia savenl months; I have fell nothing of it ^nce?’ Otis Studley. Estf.. IM BtstMth Street, N. Y.. writes: Aug. l«t I860.—I bad s difficulty with the Kidney complaint three years, with eoostant pain In the small of my back. I bsd used most all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until I used ’VXvc.se, ‘BvlXeta Mrs. C.Tebow, ll Christopher Street. N. ¥., writes : “Feb. W. 1340.—1 hare been subject to XJv "RoYia.ckV ^>XovAae\x 'BxXX.e.rs VAwxdu Ever shown ip this Market, which arc prepared to sell at a small "Dv. xxgax Darling’s Life Bitters, NEW YORK COSTS ^XoxxxavXx *WkXXc’c% PROB A TK ORD ER.-STATE OP MICHIGAN', Covxtt ar Bassy, sb. Ata seaaion of the Probate Court for the coun­ ty of Harer, boldcost the Probate Ofliee, in the Y>v. AkoWek'* villugs ij Hasting*, on Tuesday, the eleventh day uf March, in tho year one thousand eight hundred and aixty-twn. Present, Hberman C. Prindle, Judge of'Probate. k\xvu£ovaXe, X\xe> weak txvxtY In the matter of lha >-»tfrie of James Ransom, CtekYYxXaXtA. late of said Cotin tv, deceased. On roadieg and filing tta> i.eiitkra. duly verified of C. W. Taylor, (Administrator With tlie Will annexed,) of fc*id estate, pray ing for certain n*>- T5v. Ko\>aeV» »ua» therein set forth. tt>st hi mtr ba Hoansed to sell certain real estate iu said tw-titieadescribed fef rue purpose af paying ths d-.Lt* of «<id Ao ceased uud expctiar* uf admiui'tr&liim. CivYvc \xxcXuxxc\k.oY^ Thereupon it is ordered that Mmidar, the 23th <tay of Aprii, Intis, st ten o'etaek, in the fore nobn, be amyned for the bearing of sold peti­ tion. and that the heirs al law of «a«d drCntaetLaad all vtherperaoua interested in Mid estate, ere re quired to apca.-.at a are.ion ofsaid conrL then tn bt boltau at the Probate Oliiee. in the viltaa* •«* Heatings, and allow cause, if an.V tlicru be. why tbe pru; rr bl the petitioner slu'uld not to granted And it is further ordered that »aid Patit:wwr girs notice to the persons interested in said \xwvc\Vuv<5« "O* ariWik, estalr. of the pendancy ol said pctnion and the bearing t hr rent, br causing a cony, of this svVwnj, 'BXvewNVaVuwv, tie, order to be published in the "Rrpublrrati Ran-I nor." a newspaper, pnatod and circulating in | ffTUtc ^if.'irs arc put up in quart said emuity ef liarrr. for four succossiro weeks, lot!let,,qf which the ab'. ve ic.ajia-tfanimniediately pnwfou' to said dur of hearing. ’ ttc. The Inbct is finely engraved, and SHERMAN tt PRINDLE. (A true copy.* maria Judge of Prubat*. lu provided with a txtfe-Ruard fionu coiir.terj'cffsra." GrRwfl1 per' bettie, or ftXovckacXx SVovAacXt 'Bx.Vtc.v* Ambrotype ■ T-X0CT0R THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will send XZ to ail who wish It [fruoof cjisrp:). the re­ AND COPYING done to orrtor. an abort noiire, ceipt and full directions for making and tiling a nnd Price* to auit orders, from 30 costs to 13,00, beautiiul vegetable Balm, that will eCeclusily re- with good Cases. Kre Pi arum, Bvonmw. Tag, FaacuM,Ac., Ao.. old^icturea of Deceived friends oopiad u good ring the skill ainooth, clean and bcaotifal; also as original* also mH direction* for using Pklayssau's CxlsI will gv al any Ums and anywhere, in tha •MATSaSwavtuurr, warren ted to start sfoll growth comity, to take Likronsea of tha 8iek or Dead, of whiskers and Mnsteche In lew then tofc-ty or to lac views of Pub.c Buildings, or private tried'a great ttiaBy j-Syneiaiis. but all to no pur­ da*re- EUbar of the sJxirr can be obtained by re- Reaidences. , ... . pose. I was adriaad by e friand to try your Blued Gallery up stairs, two doors west of tba Hu­ Fcnftor and' Bl6od Pflls and did ao.’ I w*s living t inn House. J. W. MAYNA BpTiCAXUitoasT, E31 BaoApwar. NswYoxx,, uastings. Not. 184J, Caslislk, Warren County, Ohio, March 8,1855. Dr. C. W. Boaacs,—fttarSir:—For tbe bandit f suSanne humanity, permit me to eay that I are found roar Scandinariao Stood Purifler id Blood Pill, a sure cure tor Indigestion end ir< Complain. I have suffered from the > itfuX’JSK end have not Jtoaha iastcigUtaon months. Most truly, * ?. V. DPBOIB. ' S«e Adrsstaamwit. true r«etry. . D. Westervelt, Em., of South 6th, near 8th BL, Williamabnrgh, L. f., writes: "AngnstS. IMP.— Having been troubled with a difficulty in fly Liver and to bilious attacks, 1 was advised* by Sncnd, "dZbUNGS UVER REGCLATOIl. J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Conatlpaflon.CoiUreneis.Snpnrr^siaw, Rhrunuttan; <2wnt, Kmralgla, Dropay, Paraly.ls, FU», etc. ’ * F.m. Dr. J. h nnjlu. JIG.aw f. r^a.-Ia Ton runef. euturt to uM ut w— ' - -------- WAR! tnxU&r Ito ton'll ST 05.1.01 x:‘ssxs'3,iitrfc:i. DANT* S. DARLING, On High Prices, at the 102 Nassau St., New York, rat up in &Ocent and fl Bottles each. HASTINGS' DREG STORE!!! ISAAC 'C. MOTT, know MCTivinp from New York Roberts & Strikeii *n<l “■ -v- Grocefies! ! Consisting in part of yem >>.>11 In* l <y | jh, |„h rrt*n« Un itn j<m AroUsrtita! mwet.stoawl tosnAbMreM wX dZn& 1 Witoto “-rtXid/fciT' taw's Slew ■'Vfisal «.*■«. SHIM to Ito *Itto-SCu w.|:.-t iCrt0 .^JWto' SM. tv. JU Uai.-, J Utol J. MU'. Ittor werv»k«. tot >t.rr, tn i«s«rtrr ta Uk «M 14 Uirth. I aq< ass "•IU»b writ . - - New Orleans, Muscovado, CofTcc, Crushed, Powdered nnd Granulated Su­ new nnd moot template MtoHtneul of gars. Molasses and Syrups, DnCGS AMD MEDICINES, Green and Black Teas. Rio, Ceylon, and Java Cufle, fCliemleaK Datata, Olla, CmbiStone, Wooden, and Willow \V rslae, 25 cents per Box. cr 5 Boxes for $1. Ph< ue, B.ruing riudd, Cigars, Tobacco, and Snuff, Prepared by Dr. T. C AYEB CO., Lvwall. Mia TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Snltaul Y«r W»e. For salt at H«itag.\ by Rooxirs * Snntc^ Soaps, Stucralus, Cassia, Pdpper and i Spice. In addition to the above Mock of CroeeMM^hs FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDlCIWAL n.„,rmwa a»iv *>« - Also a, fuH sleek of. r GROCERIES! such as TBA. OOFFEB, BUGAB, SPI0E6, PEPPER, . PHL’NIB. FIG?. RfilSlMhCCDMHH; Drag., Paint., Oil., Burning Flu. id, and Camphene. f3T“OLD FRIENDS UH Ahn, the largest ttock ol 1W TiiE.MJQAXW JPXjjXCX:. Kerosine Oil nnd Lamps! Ever offered tn Battle Crock, all of which will bo sold ot prices Uiat cannot fail to suit purcbMart. r' ■ ~ ■ ' Particular attention paid to filling or* ders from Hastings and vicinity, and «WlVtiRn»^nt<^ Kjvfly^ns. —The highest market price always paid for Produce. ' Also a great variety af tha ’ <031^3«i»7 yJWWUBMrff AH CtfHtf FxtracUi FOR THS KStfECIAX BKBKnT OF THg MPlES. COL.VTV ACCOUNTS. *£E~3E?2i I did eo and found it to operate admirably, retnor ing the bile eud arousing the liver to activity. I . Sx.ow.mAv "BvVXcvb Circuit Court*— 1B02, 1863. O. V/. Jjifcwfe’ CPro^rfttor, }&. 6 TATE OF M!€UlOAN.EIKhtb Judicial Circuit -I hereby fix and appoint tbe limes/or hold­ East i-'oiArth Cl., Cincinnati, ta whom ing tha aereral terms ot the Circuit Court witbin alt orders ehoioid La addrtastd, said Circuit, fbrtbeyawru iMKtand ISO-', aslollows Hurry tbuwfy—Jsnnan, 2d Hondsy: April, 2d Monday, Jol*. 2d Monday ; October, 2d Monday (.rm row tosty-January. aa wonaay ; April,oa Monday ; July. 3d Monday ; October, 3d Monday. Z aiJ Ctotog— Januarv, lai Monday I Acril.l.t GALT.FBY Monday; July, 1st Monday; October, lai Monday. A‘mi CbwUy—March, l»t Monday; June 1st Mon­ day ; September, tat Monday ;* December, 1st z, . , ~ a i Crayon Ambrotype; x ignvtto AmbroMonday. JtfwutahB County—February, ltd Monday ; Au typo; Melnincotype; Spherootype; guiL 3rd Monday. Mirror Ambrotype; Neilographtc; Given under my band at the village of lonia,thu Pear! Ambnitype; Ornamental S6tb da^of^‘[^ry A£yV1^|; dfreuif Jwlye Ambmtypi-; Imperia! Am­ brotype; Relievo Am­ BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. brotype; Donblb Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: ""FebniarT 25, IMO.—In Mar last 1 bad a severe attack ofPilea -l l.L -J —_ .. ,L. I...__ r .--L__ and was entfrWg cured. I hare had no attack since." txxaxxv^ "Bv. 'Ro’back.V .a—i in ---- It is o thorough . advance from ftXowxixe\\ ’S'AXtrft icuse X\xe \xoov 5bYYY%. in affording immediate relief. Liver and billions remedy.”. Uw. u lallu< scimmi Darling’s Liver Re gnlaor. X\xe vxeYx \xx<xxx'ft SoYuee vuxA. CtjiwJJotX. . ., . F.w» Dr. Tralm Ml, -/X-r Jtoi rify. ' 1 Krt i-nly sr> vrw r,H« ~tolrnt.lv sUrl-l loito.r F“» I passed clotted blood by tbe urethra. I an now entirely curod,and take pleasure in recommending these remedies." ■ WvwyvXvy 'Vowxe, are X\xc \xoov \x\avV*» . fitllsus. Disorders— Liver f'Muplshilii. ‘ tin BITTERS. cmr. Ja«20 3iu J»s. J.C. Avta. Sir: T btt* to»n ••fwal'Jly cnmtoT wMd, ltoytU«M.«i oSri. ^XSZLWS UVEIl RI0ULAT0R, . •owe box of »be Pills-to commence with, and Mers tbe day I found your valuable ntadicines. for I ani enyoviag good health at preumt, and foci condident the cure is permament: Let others buy and. take whal they tdeaae. aa fur me giro me tbe Blood PnnAxr juul Fills for sD chrome dim^s. s»:ss, And now consider myself Xntirtly cured," PHOTOGRAPHIC SOTIOES Is a superior tonic and dinrette; excellent in cases of loss of appetite, flatulency, female weak­ ness, irregularities, pain in the aide and bowels. y.,b"ht?ro"**Br*,,! w4*r*1 ®* «***> BEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: ate. eovtx\vo%e(X vate oaxA \vo\\sev^uX yooX% axx& \xevb%, vAxYeYx. vixeke Xkewv FOR SALE BY STEC1AL ' FAMILY MEDICINE, Hoch batter than pills, and aneb easier to taka. ©5 a S Apple*, " . ■Grau seed, Ashes, Honey, per FALL AND WINTER Silioua Fever, Fever and jlgue, "Liver Cfornj^laint, QyBpepeia, Trbdzgestion., Jawzdice, Kidney Complainte, o^elhMs^d ‘LHs & •Nwvsaext, OUS thousapd mgilt hundred and aixtvlwo; at ths hour of ten o dock, A. M., on the respective days »f°ML£kn-tlQnedi-S'x u’.onth’ fr®tn tbe tbirdfiy taing 'ba time limited by the u°“■ Probate Court for the final adjustmoat of Hletoan.agaui.l^Je.n.. ’ Dated, March Bl, 1BC2. . A. W. BAILEY. 1 CemmuM>rtt5 U N. SHELDON. | imagination <-uuld not Not n Lmibd to the results they would produce there. Treasorer's ufoee, in the vifisge of Baatisra. in arid county on B.tnrdsar.ttathml day of May^ext. cuci uoX cA Xo X\\«- YvaNaYVe a* a va.cA.\.e\.i\e, wYvvcNx a>v\X win a\\ X\xe SYtrk \% Ykivr Xo/’1 WX tv a.0 cwX — o ftveuX 'Ke^uXaXoY o$ XYve *o%Xewx. An X\xx ANVxYan* axt-XtYeXs VY-fcX oxx^. ^owXYvXYwVe \xa.%, 5ov a. Yowa, Ntmc, Yiext'tx \xxuc\x \xceikfb<Y extx arXyeYc, oj StowuxeYx vjAxxcYx, <3 taken vft. \i.'ro\tc,'r <.\\voAxXYx\ta, Ctxx\ txX X\x£ \iro\yer X\wxe, tree a. nave \ece.\>c.\xX\.^«, purity rue srwtrru tt-.oi tarybu wiota !>*>-•■ wZ tothwtady.m^An—5. If nrt ralj.«d, saBfiy&g.-: BENTON HOUSE, We also keep onhasda gwd sasartmevt of LAJSTSIKTO MIOH. PENS. PENCILS, 1WKB. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CABD6, Ac.. Ac. STATIOT^EER-^r, U>*s «ur rtwtoo May ’ ba war aB ot the NOTICE.! Haw to Save Money! Herrick’s h ‘ * ..V-l: Singnr ■ Coated Pills. >1 Tbe ‘ best PbwUv CA»HtIIARTIC la ttia world. hw-Atweat.v.yiwrsby Ut. �fREAT LARGER, CHEAPER Stfostfo. LOW PRICES ©BEAT INDUCEMENTS TO CWM ■OK. KO^BKCKK ■&T.OOO VtKVHV.K SPAUDLING Fimil, N..«pip<"r,tbm UtJ.N.W Tort.srtxtaz r*P». p«bl»hKl. It coptaitrt Eight Pagf* ofSeveu columns eadi, making h larger than the New York and "BliOOD VtVLS have been introduced to tho public for more than six yoan, and bare acquired A —WF STILL— ■TATE OFFICES*. HDsrsr wmrac® A0BT1S BI.A1JL O«TOwr. JLM»l roltrnt. MmWg U Sutw Lirol%I&llF13uxT3lu/fe>nU. \nwuuu far exceeding any Family Medicines of ■ similar nature in the market An appreciating public wu not long in diBcorenng they poenebed remarkable CU.TCA.VM. VrO'(K.T'A«*, and bunco tlicir IN OCR UNi OF TRADE; itujMirtant' Local News from all parte, News Department*,—giving, en«h.week. and consequent profit to tbo Proprietor, thus • summary of all intcrcatiHg and enabling him to expend st Miobirau— it* devotion, ti> the Come and See !! of dollars each year in advertising their merits, and publishing the which have been showered upon him from ©S WB HVAE JUST RECEIVED TBE DETROIT ADVERTISER. DIRECT FROM CoutAv^. The peculiarity of the PoliUcal. It will alm to be bold and furless in advocating tbe principles of tbe Rxrunucax Pasty, which if faithfully carried out in the councils of our nation, will save our coutnry from the evils now besetting it, sod will make it the freest and best Government the world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and candor all tho great Questions agitating tbe public mind from aay to day. On tbe question of tho extension of Humax Blavxhy, it will stand forth its un­ compromising foe. believing as it most religiously does, that slavery is the pri­ mary cause of the present conflict be­ tween the North and the South, and that it lerves a fearful blight upon the country oraatioa seeking to outspread and uphold A large stock of Tribune superior daims to their patron­ age. Regular, reliable correspondent* with the Michigan Regiment* in the Army>nd at Washington.* ill continue to givh the reader* of tbe Tux Drmuir Tjuiicnx full and accurate accounts of the movement* of our Michigan soldiers during the war. and of tbe doing* of congress In this feature, tbe Tribute ha* no superior in tha State, a* it has not in general interest or variety «>f carefully selected new* and Famity reading, while the attention paid to our.owu St-iU matters make* It, for ths Michigan reader, whether farmer, mp. chnnie, or other, superior to any Eastern XW ‘SVooA, It will also advocate a vigorous and determined prosecution of the present war against treason and disunion, until tin last vestige of this most unnatural oad wicked rebellion I* crushed out our faculties for obtaining domestic news, military, political and general, are not surpassed by any other journalf Beside* having paid correspondents in all the camps West and South, wo shall also matntah) one at Washington during the session ofCongreu, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters whereever occasion may require. Thus, as a netrrpspcr, wo propose to place the AdTtmTtsxK In the first rank. Syphilis, Old Bores, £brqful<i, Skin (^heeasea, Sait Jfheum, J?h«umatism, We have every kind of good*, sueh as w-e- HARD-WARE I AND* 'BX.oodi avkA * I* published Morning and Evening, and is sent to all part* of the State, by tbe first mail, express, railroad, and other conveyances, giving the very lateet Tele­ graph, Commercial, Marine, Political and General News, Foreign and domestic. Txrms— pkr year. txo \\\ou. THF DETROIT TRI WEEKLY TRIBUNE Literary and Miscellaneous. FOR SALE BY Much attention will be given to the literary and miscellaneous deparment.— Talcs, sketches, poetry and home and foreign news will find ample space in our umns. ' Roberts A Striker, Hutt tip, KU Nichols,Orangsrille MIBa.T. A. De Raimer, Mlddteril!*. M C. Swift, Prairieville, and by Drnggteto and iferchatito gennally throughout the country. GROCERY, SALOON, BOARDING-HOUSE The subscriber is now prepared lo sell ■six columns of reading matter, tba very cream of the dally issue, and is furnished to oil subocribers al tbe low price of ohb FAMILY w °“'r- . I view er THEM HARD TIMES warns MeUlM Unusually Low I Warn Meals at All Boon! Dr. D^to’ CeMarteTVtw Bitters AB3 la published every Tuesday .Thursday and Saturday morning; and sent by mail to all jMirtal on the morning of publication at 13.00 per annum : two coptea, 15.00; five copies, to one address, 110.00 ; and any larger number at the same rate. Ji contains all the latesl news of two days of the Daily. Addrms. H. BARNS A CO.. OBSflwiKPaSSaED I |10 00 a year saved in every family by One Bottle of AMERII AS CEMEST CLCE. Price 25 Onto per Bottle. Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. I’riee 25 Cent* per Bottle. and dolicioui to tbo laate. They pevdner the exhilarating effect* of brandy or wine without intoziulwg; and are a valuable ressody for per­ ___ al.- —. ..Z Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. Very Liberal Hrdwetion to Wholesale Dw ooantrr where the wsU-r is bad, ar where Chills Ilnyers. ■nd Freoni sre prevalent. Ifotag entirely isne­ rar For Bals by alt Dnipgista. «nd SLorekwpem graeralte throughout the country. er ut sadteiriBteM. they bs riven freely tn (ttldveo end infants with irtfounity. FhyeiMAus, Clrrcynwri, ni tamporeaee sdrs- JOI1NR fo CBORLET, the land, and thereby e-rcaiisttr aid in baniabiar Dronkroncaa aud Dweaao i moat aalalary FEMALES. MUefaetiaa The expense of applying it is bet trifling, aa an. ordinary’Roef can be tarred and finished tea DR. J. BOVEE DODS* Imperial Wine Bitten ra-ra! thtar du^v of Faisal Medicine-*^ »t «• do rxrtWim » rwptetabit Physician can bo found in tha Hailed Slater. ac4 aaralad with their medical pmnrrtrea, wtro will aut htablr appro' a i>r. j. BoVkk dobs* IUI'KKIaLVine RIT­ TERS. la al! newly settled place*, where I beta breakfast. DR. J. DOVER DODS’ aiEHEaiA i. siyjiTJs xhs fret. Wild >»«•« are ao jaMly pirWicvd. Them truly •r.luaUa Btttei It ran be applied by any one, TOXIC, MEDICTTK ISO »«VK»lCr. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! GUTTA PERCUA CEMENT, For Coaling Mrula nf all Kind, wban Give Tom pricofl per bottle,«teitlwfer g» repored to lb. Action ol tba W retire, and CDABLKS WIDDIFIELD A CO, For rrestrrlig ill eraitriig Metal ■■•befall urn. . *uu raorataruM, ISAAC hw°gjyX!- C. MOTT, la now reeaivlng lorn Naw Tori and •eqtwui upon BOdUro change* of u>« wsatber. Groce r ies! ! NOTICE 1 How to Save Money! Consisting in pert of New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and Graaulatcd Su-. J1?8**?? knowing tbeiMehea to be inJTjl debled to the r.-.ib-tcrioer, on mat doe AC. OOUNTSaad BOTES, am AV- SpMUDy notified ud Solicited, To Settle thru Without Delay. GUTTA FEHnm OEMEjrr, Rio, Cevlon, md Java Coffe, Sb®., W..Aen, and Willow fl Or Cold Lunch if deairedTEA OB Spire. COJ DINES, io. .Daily owe year A1X OUTSTAinmrG ot^bmh >01515 Strni-weekly A»d.fir»My. rf you desire WMSn^ OtobreM, 1ML INUPiENT CONSUMPTION, af tb<- nrrvt^i Pyaicm, Paralj aia, Pllr», and for A GROCERIES Ar low as tho lowest, For Cath or rcadv OUR GOODS THESE HITTERS iu this respect are doubly valuable to the sn who m*y um them- Ker VA\, have ever doubted yea will Clothing fact everything but CEMENT ROOFING, Goo4 KisAktvvvi*, and you should try them before going for DRY GOODS! WKEKLT ADVEBTUBM. ■bare sToefo la required toMreagth H .III MraB B..ne, Owl. ten, ~"i <• Work Vtko o CXxorux. The Detroit Daily Tribune Stacks of rr WILL MEND PORCELAIN. Ko m.tter ifthatbrt*s» Htcbw did sot cost tort TERMS CASH. Invariably in advance—Single Copy, ’VW ^Vootk VAX* GROCERIES IT WILL MEND M ABBLE. (Sole Manufoctarere.) OWE person writes, ber daughter was cured of fits of nine years' standing, and St Vitus’ 7B WILLIAM SntEET, dance of two veara of Utenr Btn.1. REW YOKK. For a Club of One Hundred, Six Extra AIIOTHElt writes, his son was cured Copies, or the Daily Tribune. afUr his fleah had almost wasted away. Tho doctors pronounced tho ease incura­ Tho Low PHeeto Club* will not admit Important to House Owners. W ble. of the payment of commission* to Agents Imporaut to Builders. AHOTHER wns cured of Fever and Ague beyond the above term*. Our aim and after trying every medicine in his reach. Important to Railroad Companies. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore design is to furnish to Michigan reader* a Michiqax Family NxirsrAP**, equal Important to Farmer*. . which had existed fourteen yean. ANOTHER ofRheumatism of eight year*. in Size and Genera! Interest, and Better Cases innumerable of Dyqftpaia and Liver for them than anv New York or other ctrnt cotrj/b'dg. Complaint could bo mentioned in which the Eastern payer at the lotret! price pattible Purifier and Pills JOHNS & CROSI.EY'8 to Clubi, as a mean* of preparing and fortifying ite political friends on Btatx IMF SOVXD GUTTA FKSCHA fnuxa slid al! questions State Policy, and State Administration, and a* an induce­ ire the most active and thorough pill* that ment tn Voluntary Effort on the part o( have ever been introduced. the Republicans of Michigan, hr the They sot so directly upon tho Liver, excit­ general good, tn get up Cluha and extend IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF ing that organ to such an extent aa that the system dooi not relapse into it* former con­ it* clrauUlion to ovary organized Town Republicans ! Rally dition, whieh is too apt to be the case with ship in ths State. to tbe support of your County and State Paper*. Person* engaging to get up Club* are Yawv requested to s«md in subscribers’ namea which, in conjunction with O:o m fast as obtained,»t g 100 a year. Suitacriplkitw may runuMme atony time.'— will cure all the aforementioned diseases, PAY ALWAYS IN ADVANCE— and, of themselves, will relieve and cure l’c»uc Bniainsa RCarrnUy. Go*^*xms>t Benn When a Club ha* bfien forwardud, ad isos. Sa; by Uh> principal IIvtumim. Avirricn, Headache, Costivenore, ditinus may be made to it on the satnn mH Mtwre. Mid bss provsd m bo lbs CHKAPSXT term*, whether rent in by the pewm I ■Ml MORT DURAHIJi KGDF1NU u> um; ii fo in Colia (Pains, Cholera Jdorbur, OTtryre*p.ft A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER *>.d Indigestion., (Pain in the gowels, forming it or not. It is not necessary TIME PROOF ooneri.g for ROOFS OF ALL (Bisainess, eta. that the members of a Cluhshonld receive K1ND& nie i» thOJH.r meOriol mewi^iMterW m tfo Try these medicines, and you will never their paper* at the same Poaloflice. 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HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL », 1862 JUisrtllanj Dr. Wall*. GRA»T & BPAVLDIXC, WfGHTRAN A ROBINSON, If ASUFACnmKM of fin, team teeaaU ftl per-ware. Daakn in Inn, naili, »U«1. rlw*. MASON ALLEN, ’L1LEV* GR0CEHn£8. provisions, proMuce. fiub, butter, lard. pork, sad grain ol “,,.lc’"4‘ ™ c,nd,e^ clc••c,c ktore in Califon a Block. State street. Hastings, Mich. D D. C. HAWLEY, wrtmrnt of Prerisloss. AlaJ Notary Public. Store, tiro doors east of too Buttings House, ROBERTS * STRIKER, -- - —. , .—.J K—MI.K P ire liquor., dys-sluRb, window-glaM, putty, rrerrriu. itrtioucrr. and fancy artlclea. Store in “Rawar’a Block” Haiti ara IfUh. W.PARKER, W HOLESALE and retail dealer In Qfocerir and PranaiODa. Pork. Lard. Butter, as KNAFfEN A BURROWS, ««a counsellors at law. Solicitor* In Chancery. Tax and Iniurance Agerte. Businees attended to with promptness •nd fidelity. Office, corner of Main end Burdick Street*. Kalatnatoo. Michigan. A. A. Kxarax, J. C. Bcuows. ttorneys A Why didn’t tbe Widow Jenkens marry Dr. Welb 1 That waa tbe exciting sub­ ject of debate before the Gossiptawn -Udies’ Mutual Improvement and Widd«>ws‘ Relief Society,’ al one of their weekly meetings. Now, Dr. Wells had been very atten­ tive to Mrs. Jenkens for a number of months. Ho Invariably walked home with her from cbm ch. had etoorted her to a num ber of picnics, and in many ways evinced his partiality. And as for ths young and pretty widow, she did not appear nt nil displeased -with these attentions ; on the contrary, ahe received them with evident pleasure; so their marriage was cooaidored a settled thing by the inhabitants of Guasiptoan in general and the members of the “Ladies Mutual Improvement and Widows* Relief Society" in partic­ ular. So, when they leanitd that ho had suddenly disappeared, without telling them where he was going, what he was going for, when ha was coming back, &c., itc., all of which particulars they felt they had an undisputed light to know, and without even bidding any o( them good­ bye, tbeir astonishment uud indignation were intense. Strange and conflicting were their con­ jectures, and various were the rumors that were thereby set afloat. Soma aaid that he had been an estod for high treason, some that he waa n spy from tbe Con­ federate army, white others.did not. hrsi tate to uay thin he was a biyamiti. one of those wandering gentry who go from town to town, deceiving with their per­ fidious wiles tbe susceptible hearts uf that confiding sex whose gullibility has become ad to a comfortable place to die. Two almost covered with Straw, Into Miss Lovctalk once ventured to ask, “If she expected to hear from the doctor t” to which she received a decided negative. And they had each respectively express­ ed tbeir astonishment at ths euddi n dis­ appearance, in the hopes of obtaining some«lue tn the mystery but the widow listened in grave silence, giving them no intimation, by word or look, that abe knew any more about it than they ; so they were completely baffied“There fa Hattie Barns going by!” said Miss Wormwood, suddenly, as she happened tn glance out of the window. “i’U warrant she knaws something about It, if she was only of a mind to tell; she Is over to tbe widowx moro’n half of the time." “I shouldn’t wonder If she did," ex­ claimed Mrs Loveialk. “I mean to call usual afiabllily. Indeed, she was more then usually sociable, and seemed to be ftartleularly desirous of making her guests eel perfectly at boms. But there was a certain constraint in tbeir manner, but more especially In thdr tongues, which were more than usually quiet and minds seemed to be solemli impressed with tbe important dlsdoaure that was about to be made. Every time their hostess opened her mouth to speak, all eyes were fixed upoo her in eager expectancy, and as thsro fell from them some casual re­ mark, tu far as possible from the subject of their thoughts, their disappointment was evident. • . But the widow seemed to be quite un­ conscious of all this, fibs looked as cool Hattie was callod In accordingly, and and comfortable io her simple white mus­ no witness ever underwent a sharper lin, laughed aa gaily, and chatted as cheer­ cross-questioning at the bands of die folly m though there was no such person most ingenious criminal lawyer than did as Dr. Wells in existence, and nothing In the astonished girl before this self-consti­ the mystery of his disappearance that tuted “court of inquiry.” they expected abe would dear up. Tbe afternoon wore slowly away, and But they elicited nothing of importance. Hattie solemly declared “that she hadn't Mrs. Jenkens led her guests out to tbe heard Mr. Jeakens mention the -doctor's supper table, whose beautifully spread name; tbutigh she bad thought that she board seemed to have a benign eflect hud seemed more sober than usual since upon those for whom it had been pro­ vided. he W«il away. At last b» the dint nf ton and flattery As they seated themselves around it, with which they plied her liberally, Hat. end sipped the fragrant nectar, vulgarly tie, who was bet a young, giddy girlpand called tea, tbeir hearts began to expand not a little elated ai tho idea of being a under its genial influence, and they all । person of no much importance wm in­ •-immenovd with one accord to praise the duced to promise that sha would ask light and crisp biscuit, tbe spicy loaf-cake 1 Mrs. Jenkens why she refused Dr Wells, the delicious custards and preserves, &c. 'for that she had rufiwed him they were &c.. which they severally declared were fully ronvinoad. and duly report to the the best that they bad ever tasted. All । of which ware msde by the small, white society. । Hallie had hardly left the house before hands of their hostess, wbo was a notable '•he heartily repented of.the promise she little housekeeper, and though she kept Ihad so thoughtlessly made. I»ul as she had one aervunt. generally spent part of each i given her word te do it she determined morning in the kitchen. The pretty widow bore the honors ।to d<> so. So the next morning she set out upon very meekly; though she did not, in ac­ Iher errand. The nearer she appnmehed cordance with a time honored custom, the house, the more unpleasant she felt; declare that “there was nothing on the । for she was a sensible, though Impulsive table fit to eat, and that she was really I igirl, and could not but feel, after reflec­ afraid that none of them Kotild be ablb to tion, that this inquiry w>s impertinent, make out a supper." । But the supper, like all sublunary joys, ।and one which their intimacy, open and iunrestrained as it was, gave her no right came to an end at last, and tbe whole proverbial. But finally, after due deliberation and careful consideration of all the pro’s and con’a, the whya and wherefore, by the directors of the above mentioned society, Will be happy to Wit; Miss Dorothy Wormwood, Miss Lovetalk, Mrs. Pickflaw, and Mrs. MakeOffice in the Court Hous*, Hutinei. Mich. fuss, they came to the unanimous conelusion “that thia mysterious disappearanco was occasinned by the rejection of H. WRIGHT, Dr. Wells by tbe Widow Jenkens, for ito make. ttorney and counsellor at law, W ben she reached the house, the cloud at>d .Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery.— sotneeause to them unknown, but sup her usually sunny browand the un­ p<**e<) to be some terrible crime commit upon i Particular attention paid to thu collection of claims and money promptly remitted. U-d by the afuicsaid doctor, and discover­ wonted constraint of her manner, could Office, with W. W. Ralph E*q., Middleville, ed by the aforeaaid widow ; and that the not fail tn ba noticed by Mrs. Jenkens. i Barry County. Michigan. aforesaid gentleman had left Gossipviile who. though but a few years her senior, clandestinely, to hide his discomfiture !felt a motherly interest in tho girl, who DANIEL COOK, and to avoid the shame a public dis­ wax an orphan. ‘•What ails you, Hattie 1" she inquired closure." ■Icbtaand all other buaincM pertaining to bit office. - Indeed, Miss Lovotalk testified, “thnt !kindly. “Are you siek 1" Office in (loodrcar’a Mock, up ataln. “Nu—yes,” stammered poor Hatty, one day, as she was walking past the ( widow’s house, she saw the doctor and "wh<> began to b<-gnn to feel what little • JACOB FERRIS, she had been able to muster, Mrs. Jenkens together in the garden, and courage ' Attorney, Counsellor and solicitor. distinctly heard the latter tell the former ।oozing out at the ends of. her fingers; IONIA, MICHIGAN. •That she should certainly expose his “that Is, I dont feel very wsIL The fact conduct.’’ And that the doctor replied. is,” she added, desperately, “I’ve got into I. A. HOLBROOK, “That he hoped she wouldn’t as it would a scrape." The kind hearted widow looked a lit­ be the ruin of him.” Upon which the little widow gave a sort of a derisive tle anxious, for aha waa well acquainted with Hattie’s impulsive dispasition. but laugh. N J. M. RUSSELL. Whereupon Mrs. Pickfllaw shook her she Mid quietly. *And you have oome to H YSICI AN and Surgeon. Office in RomcU’s head and said, “That ahedidn’t know what ask me to help yon out of it 1" store. State street. stronger proof they wanted tlian that.— “Yes. And if you only will, mi dear For ktr part, she waa free to own that Mrs. Jenkens, I promise you that 1 will JOHN ROBERTS, IHYSICIAN and Soryrea. Dw ell iu S oq Broad she never did like Dr. Wells. She knew never got into such another." he waa a great favoNle with some folks, “You may be sure that I will do the but hh smooth, oily ways didn’t go down best 1 can fur you, Hattie, but yon must H. P. CHERRY, with her! She never had said anything, first tell ma what it isl" OTARY PUBLIC and Cenveyaneer, will a tend to ell bnainoM ..treated to M-with because she didn't wish to injure the young “Well, tho “society Indios’ yesterday prouplnoasaBd SdolUy. Rwatdenea. Jo*uutown. man’s prospects, but it had leyg been her made mo promise to ask you a question, Harrycounty. Mich. Bleaks kept al treys on band. private opinion that be was nothing but a very impertinent one, I am aura you a wolf in sheep’s clothing!—Mothers will say, when yon have heard It" L. H. STEWART, ought to be very careful," she added, Mrs. Jenkens’ countenance cleared.-drawin# herself up with dignity, “with X>- una vounaoior io ‘ Ia that all, you silly child 7" she said. Ar. AU businMS attended U» promptly and effi­ wh<im they allow their daughters to as “ Why I thought it was something terri­ ciently. Office Ko. B, Noble » Mock, Battle Creek. sociate. I wok »■ early opportunity to ble 1 But do pray tell me what the ques­ warn my daughters against him ; and il is tion ia! I am very curious to knoW very gratifying to me to reflect that they I. NEVINN, about it." had ths wisdom to profit by my advtoe.” “They want to know," said Hattie, hes­ (Mom. When Dr. Wells firet came to itatingly, “why you didn’t marry Dr. Gcesiptown. this wise and prudent mat­ Wells! They will have it that be has ron was very assiduous in her atlentinns, inroad out to be some terrible character using every art in her power tc entrap a pirate, a robber, to say the least; and hi in into a marriage with one of ber five that vou have found it out and dismissed unmarried daughters.) 8. C. PR1NDLE, him," ? PROBATE, Notary PnbHe, Gee“And the widow Jenkens is of the iwme Mrs. Jenkens’ expressive countenance piece, I’m of the opinion,” aaid ths ninia as she heard this, underwent various bio Miss Dorothy Wormwood. “The changes; first she looked astonished, airs that woman puts on are perfectly then indignant, then she colored, and then DANIEL STRIKER, ridiculous; I »hould think, after fkw, 10UNTT CLKBE, Notary I’uMio, sal। Oe-eraJ that abe would hold her bead a little amiled, "I hope vou are nnt angry,” said Hattie I Land sod Tax Aeest. Office in. tbe Cwt lower.” , in soma trepidation, as Mrs. Jsnkena “FahoQld think ao. too," ohimed In the made no replv. “i promised to auk yon eUrlubl. MnM.Wuu “1 M> I thought I must. But you needn’t a. H. COOK. the tbe truth ware known, It would be tell run; indeed, 1 hope you won,t. I egister of deeds, and Eourr Public. r.-ond ttal «b« »O U>«» »l» don’t see why It should be nny of their Office in tbe Court Hon^. and ope* at.all benre. Fees to «• paid when papers arc left «il tob.! To my oert.lt> •be hu been .Itoprtber «oo free, not only mine!" with Dr. well,, bot with olb.r g-l .men •‘I am not in the least angry with you, H. N. BHBMKffl, I <X>«M For ™.’]>“<. > Hattie,” said the widow, smiling, “though IOUKTY TREASURER. Office is the Court be glad if her conduct could be consider­ I should advise you aot to ba ao hasty, ed onh io the light of very great Impraanother time. In giving year promise, XS A.IWMUT, denro/’ , , ' ’ ’ , iaasmoeh ax this caused yon •» much UD(0 ATTORNEY. Counselor st “It seems that she wasn t Improdrot enaincBs. You may tell those ladies that .noosblo m^rj Dr. Wrib.” ~».rl-a I invite them to take tea at my boose MU Lorrtrik ; -tbooltb -o. wtM to tnarrow afteraoun, and that I will then k,„if -- e,p that she was over bred nnd there answer that important question .nd atr. In lor. with Mm. VhM onuid 1 trust, to their entire satisfaction. You HARMON SMITH, ta„ been th. re.—J" may roroe, too, Hattie,” she added, m ITKCUIT COURT 0©M WO^V^STf TbUoMto-b^ by tbe I CeuasoUar A Solicitor, ta »U too Ourta of the young girl caught up ber hat properi Suu. Bastinrs. Micb. Also, Notary PnbHc, .MI.tl~PP«T>«i,?“‘ “I’00*" tWr hory to laavtag□ revsneer. Land. Tux, Coin Tbw message was received by tbeafore, aatd with mingled »upriM nnd aslf cun With surprise, bacanec IWEEZET dk A1.LEM. TT0UKT3 AT LA Wand Solicitor* in Chan- NO. 48 A P N R party adjourned to the parlor. As soon as they had seated themselvua, deep si. lenoe reigned, for they perceived by the widow's loqk and manner that she was to apeak. This lime Mrs. Jenkens did not diaappoint them. “Ladies,” she said, in a tone that instantly secured their attention, “I have understood that vou were all very anxious to know why (didn’t marry Dr. Wells. Havel been correctly in­ formed T' “Yea, my dear Mrs. Jenkens," said Mies Dorothy Wormwood, who being President of the “society" and “accustom­ ed to speaking In public,’’ volunteered to become spokeswoman for tbe rest, “we are. Not from motives of cariosity, oh no! we are above such feelings, but be­ cause we are auxiuts that the villain should be unmaskod who had so basely deceived us. That in case bo should re­ turn, which God forbid, he should not be allowed to desecrate with his unholy presence our virtuous and peacefol homes f* Having given vent to this burst of elo­ quence, the amiable spinster settled back • into her chair, and subsided Into a solemn silence, whose dignity struggled unsuc­ cessfully with tbe impatience distinctly visible in every glance of her keen, rest­ less eyes, and In every line of the sharp, angular face. Mrs. Jenkens continued: “In order that I may relfeve the disinterested, and highly commendable anxiety whieh has m> distracted your minds for some weeks past, snd silence the many rumors to which it has given rise, I have concluded to answer that important question to the best of my sbility, upon two conditions. The first one is, that the secret which I shall unfold to yon, be strictly confined to ynur own bosoms 1" This was said with a look and tone of great solemnity, and, aa tlie readers will readily imagine It produced a correspond­ ing increuwn of curiosity and. ekeitament in those who heard it the other aide Dr. Wells, for It was be, had already received an Inkling of the rumors thst affaire. But without appearing to notice would cnab )e one instantly to toll which were federals and which not. Or.c would think they were all Indiaos. ao very dark have they become from their exposure, sleeping without tents m they did for h to enter unannounced.” long time at the beginning of the wcr. Then, without waiting One who has Dot seen it cannot toll what it is to see a battld. . If there .la anything more dreadful it is a visit in the hospitals after a battle. friends present for my abrupt departure. In the Courthouse are placed a large But the sodden and alarming illness of a number of the wounded, our ewn and the near relative will prove, I am confident, enemy's without discrimination, and In to such kind and charitablehearts, a suffi several places in town, hospitals have been established since the the battle. It A deep alienee followed these words, is difficulty to compell one’s self to dwell which was broken by Miss Dorothy long enough upon the acenes witnessed Wormwood, who, raising from her seat, there, the dying and dead, to give them said “that it was growing dark, and she a faithful description. Surgeons and at­ guessed that site w#uld nave to be going." tendants have been constantly at labor, Whereupon a number of.others started without rest. In attending to the unfortun­ dedaring, that they “had no idea that it ate soldiers in the hospitals. was ao late I” Yet, after all their efforts, it was long So, one by one, they stole out, oonfus. before many of the wounded could be ion upon their countenances, and shame properly cared for and their wounds and discomtiture in tbeir hearts, leaving properly dressed. the doctor and widow to themselves. The courtroom was filled with the suf­ Now, we would not have the readers ferers, lying upon the floor, ao many that suppose, for one moment, that we would it was difficult to pass about among them. be guilty of such a breach of confidence Among them was the Confederate Cap­ as to relate the conversation that fellowtain Jones, who had both eyes shot out,' and whose face, covered thickly with the moat delightful thing imaginable to 1 clotted blood, presented the most repul­ partiea’themselvea, that it ia insufferably hat and stupid to everybody else, expect sive and pitiable sight odd could well be­ hold. Some, Indeed, were cheerful, and ally when put upon paper. But this we rejoicing that, while their comrades were may safely say, that if the widow Jaakens many of them so seriously injured, tLeir didn’t marry Dr. Welle, il waast’l iresws alight wounds would soon bekl and behtdidn'latk her! o-jme honorable scare, testify iny their patriotism and loyality. Bat tbe major­ ity of those I saw* here were dangerous A Yew York merchant noticed, in the wounds, and some were to suffer ampubook-keeper gradually lost hla health, lationk, and their fellow soldiers about them, suffering from their own hard fate. and finally died of consumption, however I saw many in the agonies of death.— vigorous and robust he was on entering One,' who was raised and seated half up­ the service. At length it occurred to right, haunts me now with his pale, sor­ him that tbe little rear room where kept rowful countenance. He was almost opened into aback yard, so surrounded dead, and every moment would raise his by high walls that do sunshine came into head, open h» eyes, snd stare vacantly the room from one year’s end to another. around, as if he would assure himself that An upper room well lighted was imme­ be had not yet lost all the sense of sight. . diately prenared, and his clerks had uni­ Here aku lay some who had just died, form good health ever after. snd as I passed through the ball, a grey­ A familiar case to general readers is haired guard, resting upon his musket, derived from medical works, when an with a solemn, grave countcunnce. was entire English family became ill, and all standing beside a number of dead, in the remedies seemed to fail of their usual attitude of a death struggle, each with a results, when accidently a window.glass paper pinned to his clothing,, stating the of the family -room waa broken in cold name, regiment, &o., qf the deceased. weather. It was not repaired, and forth­ with there was a marked improvement in the healh of the inmates. The physic­ Doubtless the steam ram, as a weapon ian at once traced the connection, discon­ tinued his medicines, and ordered that for coast and harbor defense, is of much the window paue should not be replaced. greater importance than has yet been at­ • A French lady became HL The most tributed to it by tbe people or the Gov. eminent physicians of her time were cal­ ernment. The fonr now iron dad steam led In, hut failed to restore her. At frigates constructing fur the English navy length Dupeytren, the Nspolean of phys­ are to be steam rams as well as steam ic, was consulted. He noticed that she frigate, a solid mass of iron projecting lived in a dim room, Into which the sun under water twenty feet in advance of Besides this, never ahonc; the bouse being situated in the apparent bows above. one of the narrow streets, or rathor lanes ths British Government are building ecvof Paris. He atones ordered more airy eral steam rams proper, for harbor de­ One of these is td be 9,000 tons and cheerful apartments, and “all her fense. burthen. Tbe French Govarament ia complaints vanished." The lungs of a dag become tuberoulated also turning a large share of attention to (consumptive) in a row weeks, if kept in this naw arm of naval acrvice, and the a dark cellar. The most commcn plant rebels are constructing a number with a grows spindly, pale and scraggling, if no view of destroying the ships ofour block­ sunlight falls upon it. The greatest med­ ade. The “Hollins ram,” it is true, b ical names in France, of tbe last century, considered a standard joke, but its ill regarded snnnhine and pure air as equal success does not appear to havo ensued agon la In restoring and mamtaining from any defect in tho fundamental prin­ health. From these facts, which cannot ciple of the thing. An experienced naval be disputed, the most common mind officer puts his opinion on testimony, that should conclude that cellars and rooms “no ship-of war can stand before this ter­ on the northern side of buildings, or rible weapon.” They must recede or go apartments into which tbe sun does nnt down. Of course to sink groat affipe^ immediately shine, should never be oc­ will require great steam rama. . Bat, ar­ cupied as family rooms, ebambers, libra ranged for their work, on the roasts and As to the lies or stubiea. Such apartments are in harbors, the result Is sure. only fit for “stowage,” or purposes which coostroction and employment of steam never require pern ns Co remain in them nuns, I cocrider the question to so far over a few minutes at a. time. And settled that success will wait upon those every intelligent and humane parent will who get them ready first, and in the arrann that the family-room and the greatest numbers and force.” the widow and said quietly, “good even­ ing. Mrs. Jenkros. I rang twice at the They all, individually and collectively, began Immediately to declare, “that they would never breathe a syllable of it to nny living being!" Miss Wormwood heroically adding. “No. not if she was chambers shall be moat commodious, to be stretched on the rack I Which, aa lightest, and brightest apartments In bis there was little danger of the recurrence dwelling. _______ "My other condition, resumed Mrs. Jcnksns, “ia, that none of you ask me an­ other question about it" This last condition was harder to be complied with, but as the widow declined tn proceed without It, they gave their incident of the attack on Fort Henry is related by the Evansville JbvnteL The rains, which had fallen snme days before the fight softened the earthworks intn a assent ton-inch columbiad «n the fort. The reb­ “Then, ladies,’’ said Mrs. Jenkeos. els not noticing the queer eartridge thus speaking slowly and distinctly, ‘T will furnished them, rammed In theirs, and of inform you that the reason why I haven’t married Dr. Wells, is—because ks Aos new aatai sw." 8* aumptetdy absorbed were thus says the double load of mad and powder is still In the gun, and will take some trouble to get it otit. Aw Hpmblb Huao.—One of the scaldthreubold of the half The next day * h-ar‘ ed their volleys of balls at cur men, large numbers of the rebels He, pierotd in the fore head or face as they rose above their hiding plaos to shoot at tlte federala.— There is a peculiar ghastliness hi the ap­ pearance of the enemy’s dead. Did not Txnnx u Asuwdakcx.—Are you embarvasoed io your affairs! That ia ae much a matter of God’s concern aa yours. Do you know where tbe bread of lo-morIs coming from! It b coming from God's loaf. And where is hb loan Ho good things. -‘SufTicieDt unto the day b ths evil thereof." One of the petitions of Um Lord’s prayer is, “Give us this day otor daily brand." Whan that with­ ers, and there is no more blood iu it, thoa God will be deed; but until God to dead that petition, being totrabed, will yield food and raiment. Do not bq afraid. Oh, ya of little faith oaa ya not trust that God who baa udmioM&reff to • �tins prov life, III during the past winter, to make a little property without due process of law bmt H. W. CkiWo jljUorm. bU( to Wkn b.ck upon joo the the Douglas Douglas doctrine doctrine in in relation relation to to (k.v.rrfof.-nooinuir.^uon. Lefw The BesaUi OurWurns from the county mw *ot full at the tuau pogoing to pr*W. So far ftv V« M“ljr u f-'llo. > ■■ M U«r4 examination into thia atatemenL It will prinriprf ^snft in the platform khu; “That It. fe one •£ tbs first duties ft. mud M^oriyr—Amw.WoaS *uj«r- riser; «t buFli*ileft ftAautUr ’» <■ '• - MMMlaMy *• &(*«(•■ “ft.( Coegft- lM n nt puMn (ri* IrvinjUal! Republhsn, and■ rtidUet* (hu. ft. xlobe, otft. umterw J. M. Walker supervisor. Rutland electa Asa p, Rnrk, Republi­ The only part of the Chicago platform can supervisor by 20 majority. Yankee Springs electa Timothy Mika, of legislating Republican by 37 majority. OrangaviiU is strongly Republican, upon the question of slavery ia tbe torn- sleeting. Aaron Blake by a feffi* follows ! tu^qrl- ty. Tlus is a gain. Barry is 'Republican by 18 majority— “That the normal condition of all the territory of tbe United Stoics ia that of That, as our Republican fatUni L. Polly au^ervUtir. . . Ilppo cle^s Pqter Howard»Republican freedom. supervisor on a Union ticket over J. E. our national territory ordained that *no Hall, straight Republican. persons should be deprived of life, liberty Maple Grove—Leander Lsphan, Rapubliaau by 20 majority. Repub­ lican, by 14 vote*. Johnstown, tvtr true, has elected'Levi M. Dewy. Republican, by a majority of 110. The whole Republican ticket ia elected by majorities of over a hundred. Woodland— Milo T. Wheeler Repub­ lican supervisor by 27 majority. A Democratic gain. Thornapple elects J- F. Emory, Re­ publican, supervisor, and all the Repub­ lican ticket bat Justice to fill vacanay, School Inspector and one Constable. If Assyria and Prairievilla cleat Re publican Supervisors, as formerly, tho Board will stand thirteen to three. A Republican gain of two over last year. first day of April The being “All 1’uOl’s Day” everybody is supposed, ac­ cording to custom to perpetrate all man­ ner of jokes upon their* neighbors. In the case of a Mr. Dyole, who had just left one of the Canadian towns to take a place upon the local staff of tbe Detroit .idverliMr, one of these jokes took rather 1 a serh'us turn. It seems some wag,under a fictitious name sent information to the Deputy United States Marshal at Detroit that said Doyle was an emissary from die Sauth and was bearing dispatches from Mr. Slidell to the Southern Confed­ eraey. Tbe joke took, and Doyle arrested. was Of course, nothing was found among his effects or on bis person to warrant his detention, and he was at eucs liberated, and was not, as the Free Preet stated, held over for examination. The affair mflbt bare given Mr. Doyle some anhoynnee, and really was a God•»$nd to the Golden Circle Democracy of Detroit. The Free Preu says : ,“Mr. Doyle may thank his stars that be is not a 'democrat, for had bo been he would hare been honied off to Fort Layfayette, wfthqut U•al,’* Ax- or property without due prooeas oi law' ever such legislation is necessary, We think also that Mr. Doyle may thank bis stars that he ■stamp, as had he been, he would very likely have had. ampug bis effects, evi­ dences of treason, as all of that class formerly arrested have bud. McClellan tag ofleltara to theii* friends, by tho sol­ We notice rial some of our exchangee pronounce this an outrage. stoH»y.v That it Is a hardship, u'c.will admit, and that it does not effect the objectintended by it, is "also oartain. Late Richmond jNipers show that t-iia rebels arc as well informed m ever of McClellan's movamente of the number Wutiogton, April A The Timet' curr^spondent telegraphs to-night from Bitdff’s Ferry as "follows: Hooker** Division Thursday. April t. . “A corps of pfeked men, belonging to the Excelsior brigade, left Liverpool Point under the command of 0rij. Sickles, early On Thursday marnlng for Stafford Court House on a recorinalsanoe. The troops landed at Shipping Point batteries and marched from thence past DumfrW® thro’ Aqqula tn Stafford Qourt House. There wm skirmishing between a body of six hundred rebel cavalry and the advanced corps of Sickles’ command, rix mtlra this side of Stafford, add firing was cohtinned until we reached that place. The rebels in their retreat set fire to the town and all the stores. Our forces promtly stopped the conflagration. • “Our casunlitics were two woundvdand a few missing. The corps marched 48 miles in 17 hours, over thu w»>rst mountain roads. “At Fredericksburg there are few troops. They are falling bnek to Rich m<»nd. The citlxens state that the Con­ federate Government intend abandoning to Hi <»^d cte M* .hh ft. «o>. ftre. rtoft •«» «r«l M **• toel puwi upfirtSe <•)•« ,<rf lhe tod u>*“ mills below (be hind ft. "bri our artMh the charge la far fetched, aa no range. AH through the passage a eoutiuanus Are of m-aketey wm Imp* up farm the shore; many tMiffsta struck the boat, but all hands being ’below. »o body was hurt. The Chrottdolst did not discharge a gun during the entire pas­ sage. She passed tbe last battery within HMiaud a«d The Dmch have taban Newcastle h still blaek with coal The denurtracy have carried Hasting* *• u*«»t an hour after leaving tbe fleet. only, perhaps, a Uttla more so; having Telegraph from hfetti No. fl. Ia«t «»enIng. says very heavy firing was heard In the direction of New Madrid. It- w*» hie, by majorities trifling or enormous, thought the Corondorel was engaged with as suited the fancy of the vofera. John some ol tbe rebel gunboats. From one A. Fuller la the lucky Republican who to eight heavy reports were heard per succeeded in gaining an elactioa. Wc minute. Her escape from thiury - while running the blockade m attributable to always give up when beaten, and never willconnsel tbe democratic policy of the feet that she hugged the shore of the Island so closely that it waa Impossible seceding when “flailed oot.H If there is for tbe rebels to depress their guns suffi­ ever a time when ruch a policy might be ciently to bit her. There is grefct rrjoicexcusable, it would be. io seceding from jng throughout tho fleet at her signal New Advertisements. every other provision of the constitution, purpose of paring tbe wc knew also that the Republican party waa Philadelphia, still continues its kind and Advioae from New Madrid confirm the previous reports of the erection ol rebel batteriesopposite that point AU using the whole power of tbe’ Goverptaenl to maintain all tbe provisions of that sacred instrument; but we would hardly have supposed six months ago that the democratic presses of the North, that profess loyalty to the government wsuld have come out st this day and told Jeff. Davie and his minions that the objeot they were aiming at was a noble one, and that The river is felling rapidly, and troops can soon ba landed at any point along the banks bore. as soon as GreuktU. »od beneficent aid to the afflicted in all tbe tbof.sitily trated by PbjsfciaM and ths Pnaatbood. and 1* now tba ofllcial retna loyal Staten, and everywhere maintains dy used.by tb« PhyAcitns, uader lb« name of •Solutivo Benovador da Medway," (tbe Sssclah a high character far bortoraidw conduct, for Radway'a Raady ■ Resol real; in the treatment and professional skill. We feel insured 0>!^b8dffi?£3S(i"Ka 1’Jte that it may be relied upon aa a sonpd and highly useful institution. A uew card New Yorir, April 7. fmm Its manager* will be fauad •*A letter from Hilton Head- 3. C., received says; “From North Edisto wc have stirring hitdHger.ce. The rebels fliey should sucoscd in de­ in our advertising columns. lias been very wintry. IttsMMnsr U an knew Ui.n.d«I1U»lirr»p f»r Pntinrih'G THE BLOOD. — -r (,„ bruhmcy to tbe A severe north MMW. ™< J““r .. uMd to read in our old primmer, and we uuerly auetaw <1 to <w polltloa.— And we (bin! V often had done Rle»K (he Diwcwalie mujoriey ta (hl. tontop. would bare been |A" iban it 1.. fell uf Fort Dune!won, tbe I^oudon Satur­ day Beviea, a j**i>M«l very unfriendly to our Government, gives tbe rebels tbu foll<iwln<t thrust: . “The Southern papers will hencfqrth. nerhaax. think it expedient to discontinue their »hitwd attack* un tbu Federal sol­ diery. which, according U> their theory, only • -, ,1 the national want «>f courage al Bull Run. ft Is more excu­ sable !wr mu sukiiera to U charged with ■ panif than far a division to lay down ita arms almon* Mt the commencement <*f a caiHptMgn wklob had l<H>ug been fore— CHKsrxa.—The special correspondent of the N«*w Y«rk World accounts fi«r tiv small force left at Wmcbreter two«fr<>0t tbr ruU-1 Jaikwui. Ji sgya that th« whole nrpe farmee Gen. hiui been ordered to Fairfax Omri*Ht«<Me to. reinforce Gen. MvQeiian. A small por tiwW of the division had been prcrceiled from nmn-hing. how ever, by the break­ ing of the pait»«w» bridge <»w the Sbrnnflilnah. If thiaaroideu.t u> the bridge had occnrvff a few bmirs Infer, too few would hnv«- km left L> have made a sucoeasfal stand assinrt Jncksnn, and tbe work of Sunday would have been a drfeat, instrod* of a victory. ' . Gxm BvKuamtN Frath*.—-The mng nificent vfotorfcM of R--anokr and New,, hern, together a ith the other numermn* yet important Bnccrwanf Grn-BumsHl. , are now the themr of grateful mention in every patriotic ianiily h«<mr. !nqrt<fv.t sermofi.B’rimp rinrAe. of 'Rh<xfe~ Wand, made the fidb-wing priwhal slhirtnn t “While be wm (.tanning Ms magnificent to occupy expedite«, it wire my fortune and i sbid! newer forget hnw, every mim­ ing. we used tn kneel down together, nti<i pray fur the bleating nf G*«d upon his. e**lMnn work. That blessing ensures hix riiccvm. The Lord nf Hosts is with hini^. the God of Battles is bia refuge.*’ W HATS IH A Namx.—Tbe Rev. Dr., Moure of Richmond, delivered a lecture in that rity. «• tl>e origin and meaning.of words In which man v cuefoae facts weredeveloped, among uhhh were that the wwra Davia means "Cod is with ns,” and that Lincoln, when subjected to etymolo­ gical analyeb. mraaa **«» tbe verge of a precipice ”— Chsrlnftm hftrmtry. It occnra tii in* that Dr. Moore haa mode n mistake in regard to the meaning of Dfvta. The word realty, means “The bird bsdpu-i! which is more apt and The Ductor is right na to the meaning of Lincoln. It is true chat President Lincoln ia‘\m the rnepaif a precipice”—but he ia merely leaking over to see bow far J5T“ A enrrtwpotTdent contributes this to the Omnibeu: Our warshsruomab (Mrs. MeFadden. call her) bad a son itj that day. Jt ft saM frigate-, called <>n her priest and deaired that afflictions Meer oomp singly. “Pot it Io w.wda. Mn. MO'.dd«C tod he. “W<dl thia, just nidi th.. : ‘-W pfAbri iff pointed a Republican Cngnmittee far the mristner Kv *4.* V.fa to • requested for the k-wI i McFadden, bsrrin’ hr 1W postponed till hjrtbrr adv ••ho<>ra.* U is said that but uumpnri- tbe Forty-sixth New Ywrk f of Twa Rsport nfethe TWtriPp Board Hastings, shows an Indebtodurea agatoat the town «f about a hmsdred dotUni^ehj^wtiaim mi a "but he U «hy.* a&tad hi* & thirty men on a reconnuiaenaee hood, should utter such santitnenta, or tempt riw»T’ eomr *.n th* knowlrnje of blo» ac evldsmoe of diapleaasre at the result IMPORTANT 90 filUtB. from Ibt lystom n.*hir>( •born- *g»m Mr. “Joitftw.r «wi “ft»t a*M( Vine ^w>n.n two days easter drifted enow upon tbe farw of Nature on Monday night—perhaps aa crf.lha rlectluo on • nd— «M lb. verdict of bll gonil mra mdtror,* .nd Cmnmercwi. Tua Wkatbxr for the part have come- down In considerable force, and sureseded in cutting off the other night nearly an entire company belonging to tltf 55th Pennsylvania regiment, which and destination of tho tro’opa on tbe pen­ stroying all tkeofksr proviafons of tbe waa On Little Edisto Island as a picket. insula nsur Furtreas Monroe. There are constitution, tbtir northernpwMtiasl breth­ Strangely enough .they negleeted to other leaks to be stopped, of more ooumren and aids would turn in and assist guard the bridre between them and the mtentee khan soldier’s letters to their fomthem in destroying thia .only. rMiaininy main force, and the enemy succeeded in burning thin, and then aurrounded the riies, and it is to ba hoped that this inter, picket,kiirmg thros and wounding a dozen, diet-will soon be removed. heard ftopenjy and publicly.avpyed by sod captured About thirty of <»ur some of these big little Democrats, “That The balance escaped to North Edisto; Tbe storm on Wednesday waa if this government cannot be sustained. since then there has been skirmishing, very severe along ths Misaiasippi River, bat with no revulL Ample reinforce all thd way from Ifland No. 10 to Orira Col. Moore direct ind aVovc, The Virginia. An official war bulletin from the War Department creates two new military 1st. That portion of Vir­ tiocAfc and we deny tho aatbflrily of Congress, departments. policy to advocate. aga>°rt these triumph, ginia and Maryland lying between the of a territorial Legislature, or of any inMountain Department and Bine Ridge, ant invaders ®f our rights, who have jmrt dlviduals to give legal existence to sla­ U» be called the Department of the Shen­ now su successfully stolen tbe political very, in any territory of the United andoah to be commanded by Gon. Banks bread and butter which jasdy butoeged 2d. That portion of Virginia lying east Btetoe." tn the Republicans of this township; hut of the Blue Ridge and west of the Poto­ The first preposition contained in mac and the Fredericksburg and Rich­ we propose to buckle on anew our armor this section,—that the natural condi­ mond Railroad, including the District of and attack tbe villains in front, when the tion of the territories is that of freedom ; Columbia and the oountry between tho —draws after it the logical sequence that Patoxent, to bo called the Department of RAD W AY’S RENOVATING are permitted to give thani bottle. . . RESOLVENT slavery is an uunatural thing and cannot tbe Rappahannock, to be under the coin Fellow Republican*, thu fallowing fig­ Bt A CLEANSING STlltTP mand ofGto. McDnwelk exist there without a violation of the Washington, April 5. ures will tall our tale of w«a'| natural laws; for ft is a well settled Complaints having been made by the For 3upsrrt»or, . principle of law that slavery can only commanders of military- posts that moveDavkl G. RubiuKun, Dem, 184 exist by positive enactments Af a munici­ insnts are impded aad discipline retarded Alvio W. Bale). Rep. 131 pal character and that the motneot the by tbe preeencu of mule and female vis­ Slaveholder removes his slave from the itors, the Secretary of War ha* ordered John S. Goodyear, Dam. that no passes be granted to visit Fort-I HUMORS AND H0RE8 OF ALL KINite country where that tntuueipal law exists, Julius Russel, liep. irti disease* entailed from Small Pox. Mb*resa Monroe or other military posts to to tho country whore the r^turol law is L EiTiirBLis. Fwtbs ass A ore, Y bllsw. Ttany person not engaged in the military e. as» trnisa Psvsm. Dsomx. Dsxrxsaa.Fm. the supreme law, that moment tbeaiave's service, and has autborizsd commanders Hiram J. Kenfiald, Deni. John W. Stebbins, Rep. fetters fail off aad he stands on an equal of military pwta to remove all persons 148 nut engaged io the service. P amw for footing with his master, as the God of purposes of trade and business are also Tts*k>n*.or u>r other mbm. IUDWaY'8 REN­ PlrimJei Brown, Dem. Nature designed, and “once free be is 1.77 OVATING RESOLVENT will »pee<’ih eradicate refused. Harmon Smith. l»«-p. 9itj particle of dlieue, aad n iseast ths child 155 forever free.” So it would seem, by with hurt lb Now York,,April 5. this clause that no legislation by congress INDIES The World save private information John O, Tmklcr. D»«m. If® prohibiting slavery in tbe territories derived from a responsible' source, fans Am'* R. Hall. Rep. 146 would be necestiary. But as there arc reached here, that Beanregard has i*en Fci ’ ticUoU laaprcler. bad men who do not hesitate to violate outflanked near Corinth and compelled RKSOLYEST. F D Vkh-t, (fall iNin) DrU. J(Sl all laws, no matter how mored,—whether . TO. . TO . . TORep. A. Ph.fo Drake. d>> of God or man,—the statesmen who pen­ . Gvoroe Rice, (vacancy,) Dt font. Iflfl phis, not far from tba Mistiia'ppi. Gio ned those resolutions asserted,—ns will J<tf|n-b W. Bauer>D.. •!<» Rep. 148 rious news [adds the ITor/rfj may be ex­ RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT^ IB A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. be observed in the other clause of Section pected io a lew dayk Bad Caulk, HacAlue and dry Coerh. Btitchlnr ar Wnmchinr. Patu fe ths BMa. Pain aroaad Um Wte Co-iper, D*m. 8,—that as our lathers abolished elavery IM St. Lotti*. April 5. Heart, *hurlne»a of Brestk, Bard nrauiiiag. Allen J< nw. do 17ft in all our national territory, aud ordained Tl»o correspondent of tba Hipublican Sharp Faina wban taking a breath, and all other Mareitx W Riturr. painful avinplotna. art quic.ly rrarrad bribe 178 “that no person should be deprived of writing irum tho flag ship Benton on tbe renovating resolvent. Luther Benut-t. <fo 177 Ita <u» will epMdtiX-deliver the disabled and evening of tbe 3d, says: “ Early this life, liberty or property Without due John A. Faller, Rep. 166 diMaae-strickea euBerer from process of law” that if any attempts morning wi attempt was made to tow Charir. M Nk-bole. <k. 130 A LIVING DEATH, the rebel floating battery ton point where Marcus S. Srt-bbina. do should be mads to violate ibis proposition And trifore bim to bis frienda In a sound and IU it could otuntMud our mortar bualH. A beaUty eMtoes. Murtitnrr-W. Buck, do of tho oonstitotion, then it would be our brisk fire was opened by the mortars and duty by legislation to maintain it, and io course of half an hour the battery was Ir ts a SdGMTFicAKT and gratifying defeat those attempts. So if sur Demit" struck several times, ’splinters being fact that every Democrat elected in this crat friends will tell us when, and where, thrown in all directions, and several n to all pliniologiMatbsS beams displaced. One shell exploded town on Mi>nd|^, made the very MCBOFCLa. LEPROSY. 6TPHIL1R, and how,—sjnoe the election of Abraham directly inside the battery, whan it whm strongest kiod of professions of loyalily Lincoln they have made aUrmplt to malate immediately submerged to the .water’s to the Union. No word of apology for this moit taered provision of the constitu­ edge and towed out of range. .The steamer Winchester, which was tion, we will call tho attention of congress We hops our republican friends, and loy­ to it and ask to have tbstn punished for sunk some time sinee to obstruct thn -ohannsl north of the Island used by tbu al democrats also, who voted for . them, Uwar wkked attempt*: at such violation. ' rebels as a point irou> which to watch •kill ofihtlr beat phyrteiM*. With knowledge will watch them a little and see bow long <«ur movemenu, waa shelled to-day and of UMefasis Dr. Itaswar was determined io teat they continue in grace. ^‘iMJJwTYA RENOVATING fiEHOLVENT. of the Democratic party for the last year ‘•Skillful firing to-day made the enemy which wm prsnred eiptmly <o meet the exibaa been engaged in an open violation of for the avowed lias prohibited, for the presnt, the writ­ diers under his command. her. • . violate it; way to a violation of this one; and No Mose Lrnni.—Gen. rotate l> Iw xLi TV O maintain this provisalon of the esnstito- tion against aU attempts to good Prof.’’ KADWAY'8 BBBOLVENT. Castleton elects David Smith, Domocrat and Union. when thsy had abolished slavery in all it becomes our duty by legislation, when­ Gain. Bolttmore—Eli D. Enton, Republican was elected over J. 8. Tuxbury, . that refers to this subject btockade She bad iff OF THS WSSRLY KPWH "V Aik upon which Abrahfjn LUicoln was elected It visor. , Caritop is also Democratic byt^rt>Qttf COMPENDIUM M« Article CaruodoW �■uMa’trega.-.ea A wdtmMWj Hftl df th. tmtMSn I ■^—L—.-..j------- ■- |r - - r n ■t Htd-Wdrt. <MU W, AraMtaM. BU-1 ('■ •nimitte. Sir’ W. AfVMtrvmg. and * number of Mimtlftt g«l»flcm«j. Tbe i weapon w»i worked with the >e jnd ftciftty by a eniatt aum xrs. aljd t^ic experimeitta were shd Frvers. mtivs«d<aHK«M»-are entirely „ ip every rcepect successful.— The ^un not. -being yet rifind, was, o| eoctroM and cured by these rvmedias. •'a’^MUMdrfib WOJP cotw, used sa a amooih bore, and was repeetrdly find with a twdid spherical bail wei^ieg one beednd . and fifty pounds, and a ehaegc of ftsrty ponthr. LIVER KEGJWATOR pouads of Pemcyes tbe mmbld and bilious deposits from The^xpcrimenUtre pralimio- ■Smfi 11 is • superior PrfBe foe/ry. FAMILY MEDICINE, petiisas*, sad Um fj;of u>» ordsr A nobler tbamv my kKn It 1thin prsiM sfHaaMcK*a matcbleaa Fills. Emerson Etheridge ua Slavery. t-tpouaed a* Hwy ««ta in the oapitai of a 4mvcBut?, thin ’ arc worthy »»f menUee: .. ,’.. •Let the tell th* people of Tennessee a plain truth : You banc to live in the l.nion—wfth yeur negroes if you tWA, wlthmrt them if yon mari ’ The Uninn is wort^ more thin all the eMruliiUieu and negore* In th* world. •blether ilaui set* tbe Union severed, I woiMtodny have slavery deMmycd. and the Lukeltoo Jibs*rated. ’ ’ •*The Government maintain its authority. Will you rclhrii 1 Pam for the erar going »n fiirever. until the rebel linn is sujidurd. “A benign G«>verument uStqi p*rd<>n tn nil that were mivpuided and deceived. IfjM l accept It. and return tn your an«tgiance, your every town will >he Converted into an urvetial. and your 4>asUtre« Into Gelds of blood.” Tnn Skirmish mkar Crrim BEST Assortments DRY GOODS DXBUKO’S LIVER REGULATOR LIMB BITTERS, In Ute m alter of Me estate o* John ( . Bagbee, decaesed. . (Ju isadiac and f;liqg tka natitiou, duly reritted of SabriuM H. Hughes, wide it of said deceased, praying, Uroenaiu rmnooa therein Mt forth, that ■dmfotetratJen of said astels be gramad as the petitioner and 8. C. Woodman TliersOpon It ia ordered, that Mrmdtv the uStt day of April, 1A6X. at Steves o'etotM in the -2.h\’rJQfREK,Bd K^°‘ forenoon, be aaaigned for tbe bearing of arid pallTown 4 S. itengt 1<» W. It-i M-lurtha Mros. Uns; and that tbe heirs al law of said deceased Also tbe Muth part of tbe west hall of st W V am! all ufhsr person* interested In said Wtatfoara of .Sec. I J. Tuan t X. B ifi W, kJ NMOGths sersa reamred lu appear at a session of .aid Court, thee Title warranted, Applv to to be b-.ldau al the Prubale Office, in tbe vUlega apriiMl r JOHN DORR. uf Hastings, and sbvw CMSC, if anv there be, why the praver ofthe prtttsovier sboold »Sl ba granted. Rcourllla, Muu|ue Co , X T. And It if farther ordered, that the pititionrr giva notice to tbe persaua iu wrested in said estate of tbe pendency of Mid petition, and the bearing thereof, fey earning a copv of this order to bo published is the Republicao Banner, s ntwroapar printed and rirpulaliug iu aaid county of Barry, 1 **?yr*,yc4^J1, •““’’Stately previous And now eousidcr myself Jteirtly et^od," Hon. John Croee writes, -'Brooklyn, March 15 IMG. lu tbe spring of IMS I took s severe cold wUI»h induced a violent fever I took two doses For Sale! DARUN^S LIVER REQLJLA TOR ft broke up my cold and fever st ouce. Previous to tbit attack, I bad been troubled with dyspepsia several months: I have frit nothing of il since?* OtisStedley, IM..-1N East Mth Street. X T., writes: Aug. IS, IMO.—I had a difficulty with lbs Kidney complaint three yean, with eoustent paia in tbe small of my baek. I bad used moot all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until DR. ROBACK'S DARUN9S LIFXR RXGGL4TVB, STOMACH BITTSIS TO BE EXCELLED PRIXDL& , :dga of Probate. ' Regulator DIGESTIVE ORGANS. arc, aoX oK^rcA to XW \aC a% a raca\e\v\.c x^Vack \x>AX eave aW Xke w'ax.cXx 5\.c*\b Mb \wvt Xo," k\\X a* a vc'ta«A’\,a\. aaeaX— a 2,rv.aX HtoaVaXor oK X\xx Aw X\\c H"\.\\.oa% &MbXAeX* o^ Xkc. AV «>X aaCi SouV<aX\\ert \\a%, ^or a Wft Xvcwu, Wu awvcXx. vxxeAnA aw avX\t\€ o\ ^Xotnack U\.XX«,r%, vfrhkebs ’A Xakexx vfc \eco\vtr t\wabVX\Xbfc», awA aX Xke ^.ro^er Xvtuft, are a %wyc. y.rr.txwXAve o$ ■ Liliovbs Fever, Fever and jdgue. Liver ComplcLirit, (Lycpepcia, ' rndigesiurn, JcLundicc, Kidney Cornplaints, awA akk 4‘\%ca%t% o^ a u«ukar waXuve.. AH persons having claims sgatpal tbe a Griffo, dceeaaed, are hereby untiled and requested to present the same f>f rxamination and sdluameo: to the uadt-rsigned L'<imtnia»ionere,dM|y sppoluied by tbd rrebate Court lor tbe county of Barry, who will meal forwuch purpose, at tbe County TrcMtirsr's oftee, is tbe viftaga of Wasting*, in -id eunntr.os Natarday.tbe third da* ef M^y next, end cm Saturday tbe seventh day of JaneaaKl. ot.e thousand, elrbt buodred *nd sixty-two; al tbe mmstM tea eMmk, A. K. o« the respestlv* day* above mentioned, Hta.tneolhs from tea third day of March. 1Mb. briag tha.Umo limited by tbe Hoti Probate Own fbr the fieri adJaittBeeft of all rtoiass agrtMt aaid estate. Dated/Mareh It. teM, . ZT bailey, apreti reH-lBteor. Om< t wj r*1’*"’* hwt Fyt’IAHm «?'**»' to Mr dim:, rW* •- res mooifatw b!« |d.l» tfa LIFB RlTTEM. I patted dotted blood by tbe urethra. I an now entirely cured,and taka pleasure in roeommeudlng these remedies.” Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Street. K. T., writes i “Feb. 80. IMO.—I base been subject to attauksof Asthxcajha tagHeenty years. 1 Lave CUM MihiteION ER'S NOTICE. <»tir dinpxtvbes: *‘Oi«&*tur<luy itAcrnaion t detnchmMH attend to." • frm'JilM. X. T. Hth temU»aW«ZjT,Ty* U- of RWS»t ft C. Prindls, Jpdgs of Btiwox.— (Jrw-e upon a time, a worldv ffitan, who was wholly at>a*<rbed in the aocumnla tsMW* a.Lur».pt;rty, was gently rernonatrai«4 upon the tai Eject by his clergyman. stAl rcmitukd of the necusrity of prepar­ ing flw another world. talk to ■uavf auiuhcr world.” was the reply, sate world at a time is •• rnuah as I can la a superior lode and diuretic; exeellent -ia cases of loss of appetite. fistaleney. female weakneea. irregularitiee, pain tn tbe side and bawala. Dot* dikesas gffiict /•« f do not <fo4M Tbn ciaminr co rape on it will must I And tieaMb sjAh, yvw Wslw MU. If yo. fly oi naw to Hsauoft PUIa. Th* Watehiiipruii RrjouUicu given the f <n«>wtng fatriletilnr. ofthe sk’Fmi-!) near the Chiun Brxrige, previ'HMly reporlasd lu «•! Smaanrtk VirgmlK CtMrnlry tnadu u dmJi'iit n Uninn lady named Tcnnnnf. who li*t*s nI*fit a mile and a half fnxn the •'hnin Bri.lgr. WWIe engaged in rnitanHIbg sn<l p><lai*ing the residence <*f Mrs, Tvminnt tbvv wrrr discovered ' by a p«wri<>ii Aif C*J. Bsyani'’■ Pcnusy Iranut Cirrnfry «lv. nt .inn1 chvrgvd 4«»n up. m tlicnt. <M»- vr*it* mnageiacot t-nsutsd. which rc» •f the rebel cmalry. !><it not before they hud seimred Mr*. Tvtiiml and her dtttgli ter, wh>’ui they cmHcywl away io Mr I'eiiMni'e 'Mtyg*. prrYJmtah harm6.M-d the purjuise. ' easmslitv las Bdysrdk Cai airy in th* n)(t«iiiroh. wav the »»«.iiiidis i-f.ine a-.ldl/’ir, uht> wit* •­ in.vyi'd t«» th: 1*hr !•>« ttf the rrl city the •ren.u aH.»l«?. uls could tits* be axC'-rtaiue'l, aidu»u"li it is ■upp'.md «im» «.f tbrtn inirot hm. •»evti hit. Xfr-.TctHMifl lw» lf>»* s hit.' iuUfd nrol i«iu. wle« dif*i in fighting fi»r «hi> flt’r. nnd rtnw hi-rwlf nnd ttaighttr will have t«i -ufl’. r th.- Iturr<-ra «if Richaimid’l<«titet>nie prifoo'. nnd the Innulia of ret*! ile their't vmatning property uwspsAwri jualP'he devasUtisfos of war.” DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS WE ARE N O W ON HAND with one of the LARGEST add laud CKurs7ta‘rsM^laM*Afrto!?Ma- pta fullowlfaA sentences were uttered bv Emvrnen Etheridge, ia hie speech st Tennemw. Corning as they did front Hb> nujirtli of a »!avdw»lder. and .Much better than pills, and mnob taaiar to taka. Darling’. Liver Regulaor. Kvcr shown in this afatfoe rt-dteooe ire'bl.falMaHiMUMUl.rf*. Bai.: jMMla UM .dsitutuitit’-u *r y-er Jor>«4eci."At tfa akrr»ytta:J, Io to y.-U a<4f>. u-t uT o.«rre * HK.nt ntKfaltw tela fa L»i j-lut. sad Vjire. MroVo. y«s rerel ta-ofaj L, year re is *[»«:. R. a ire ««rt*. t Market, which we are prepared to sell at a small advance from Darling's Life Billers, and waaaaMrWpasrW. I havobed no attack aiaoe." NEW YORK COSTS. *,e-.4re.nyjlH#% 0; V LtKUltt.M. H. Rhinn.thin, Cat, Liver Coo.pt al At. Jsacrr-'Hrore. rofaa O-. 1'fc.eih J<>. has De. J.C. Arutryir.l tore epkj.r’ jfill rkr—lc in T < . Ire* He..,. h Irk 1-Mtat I ft D. Westervelt, Esc, of South Sth. deer Sth St., Williamabargfa, L. I . writes: "Aagust1.1MD.— Having been troubled with a difficulty in tbs Liver and to bilious attacks, I was advised, by a friend, 'darling's LIVER REGULATOR. H. X. SHB^OOX. [ rtuesra. I did so end found It to operate adslnblv, reaov ing the btle snd arousing the liver ta activity. I k-.. -I— .— -A tt .. . ■MtJtrj jaarfa-rocerilu.. l-aeas I a a Ufa livvw FAMILY MEDILIXE. bUdru M tbe Probsts Office te tuiiga cn Tuesday thv 2.’,tb daj year of our Lord one thottsaod - ------ --- —I gay-vrs: Present Shennas C. Poodle.Judge of Probate. lu t1>e matter ofthe estate of Martin C. Burge Iste of U*rf> ia smd eooety, daosM*<l. On reading sudtUiagt>s peteUuu. Suh’Striked uf Ju.i.h Bu-ge Bsseictor of iho Isst Will sad Testament nt ssW deceased proving for eertsla rose eta tuvroin set forth that be map be jirciissd tussHcertsm Roa’ Esto in said pantioo described fu^Ue-puipo* uf puling (ha debts of .aid de- Thereupon-t is ordered that M sudsy k also iSsb otbsr persona luteroated is Mid eststv. are rsqair«d to appear at a session uf ..Id Co art. tbtu to be iiotdru st the Piobste Office In Heating*, and slwiwcaMCri aatv these In-, why the prayer of ths patjtMiuar ahoula uut be grsa'-edAnd tt I* farther ordered that tbe petitioner giro nuttee to all >»rtiea fntactrd, of tbe pen­ dency of Mid pvtftp*. s^.-’>,,he Nearier Uteroof. by c.utioga copy of ildsMti andordet to be published tn tbe Republican teener, s public orswpaper printed at 11mting* <nd circulating ia aaidooualrvf Varry, *— *■-------- —--‘— —ximmhdlaMy previou J. 8, GOODYEAR & Co. WAR! On High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG Roberts • uro. I (fa .ueea Male- IM bwt that tan ta aaid ofy-uo to net L»'( t»>J > «uvg’..“ SehlrrMO.CaiMauTauaSre, T.nlargrnietit. When our children are oet of sort*, w* giro them a few drop*, and *4 fgu tbasn all ngbu I find it meets ths grosrat want* of the stomach ud heir cla when dia«>rtlered. Rxanca, if you need either or both of these most excellent Remvd:e«,ti:quitefcr them at tbe »tores. if *uu do not find them, take no other, but inclose BEsSsifflB A Jure »s, DAN’L S. DARLING, 102 N«saiiu8t..'Nrw Ynrk. Put up la fiOceat and fl Bott lea each, [uovrt ttn. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral! STORE!!! &i Striker, iw. yer strip cv«g dr C ovvgha, Celds, inflnriisn. I!n«r*<'#v»«, Creui., Kr.MihlU.. Incipient liMto • >ette Acnbrv- (A tree copy.) livVuw ! AdvertisMnent. I ' thrrnrkia anb Ciutp.—Fur theta tm-nawta’dr and thttger xte di'caar^ Trank'* MxEwrtu' Oid: limit i« tsti utifiuling rentedyjf uss-d hl season. Artply firelt U» fheThmst and CWt and • over with a hot flannel. Thia Oincnxml has been be fore Ibe public over 20 years^nd ite conct»ndv inertasing dcuinnd hm established i.Hion u a xup-rior Mfiiiuent in all i-M»Mi where ■ idling a»d relax mg rwmdy is required, partietdarh m lUieu tnafiem. Neuralgia, loflamation of the Buuoja and Kidnrya., Spinal efli'Ctim^, Sore Eve». Burna, Piles, Wounds and arc covct\<o%cA o$ rare awftt XvouMLr^wX rooX% awA ktrSav, uAxXek vaake Xktrw Vi’wvAW^ 'Voxxve. "Ov "RoWckV arc Xkvc \uoor vaa\\'% VAeadu ■Dr. iVAXevs *o.v>< ttw. \.oov dnudfUs. Price 25 «-t«. Tiwoat kw> Lvxoa.—At thia aea»*'i of iheysny whttn coughs and ©ulda arc trmjbleHi'fnr every family*abmtld have a safe Bud certain rem«-dt nn hand, linn ■Doctor'* "DDX*. ■Qv. 'B.okackk ftXowuxckv ’BX.Xke.vs w««n»> Jiivv Skrttp.Tobi ia the, vrry,th»;-j ate Vue Ac\x. wvoa\'* SoVatc <m\A. CowvSort. hut ia a ceclnin cure /or (’roup, Wlu«»p ing Cough'Bronchitic. Aathrna, C«»ojhs asv; all a®*fion*«hhe Thr<at and Lot j.'» ■Qr. ■Ro'ouck'* 8iM4.v ell Dn»t!giMH. Pnw 2S ets. {■ovU • moo tbs] fttowvacAv ‘SxX'Uycs v.wWokvU tkx uv^ok Qfti AtkAAaUA. DIED, Ur. Hoback'* > Hastings, on the 7th ioft-. Ctete Bum. lnfcn ‘ (liter of Rcxar M Maaam. failings i)nu UnrrnL . SXo'KvcveVk "BiAkera Awm. owo-vj ratVa.-ackoX.'i anA wvakv XaSc S,Xowu.ve\v Rdton ;t'» 'FAc'ak.Vj I'OJt SALE BY 4 ijew and most complete swortment of DRUGS AMD MEDICIXES, ^Chemical*. Pai nth, DIH, CamKphene. B«iruiM« Flaid, i»fhsmtfr.«f tbe sutete Pf Junva Ransom, 'fivX.X.SA'fc l^pXipblct-with agent, and around each hot Sold bv Estate of .James Kaaeem. PJdUJU OFdfICHlffiAN, CoWYT ar Beast, as . At a .esaiou of the Probate Goutt for tho coun­ ty of Barry, hivWen at IhoProBsie Office, m tho Sillaga uf Hastiasa, .so Toood.y, the etosenlb dor of Ma^ch, in tbs roar.xue thousand oiahfi bundled and *ixtr-*.wo. Present, Sbermam C. Prindl e, Judge of Probsts. -.6 of C. W. Tsyior. (AdnhnIstrstor aritb the Will annexed., ol ood e»Ua«, prayirfg for certain resfor.thn narpossof paying tbe debt, of arid 4* cruetf Mid egtietiMta of MMfatstration. There.>| U urtl.rHj Uai Mond«, ths Mffi ‘V *। April. st loo u-cjytb. in Uto fo»« ’O«n,6« wir-ird fur tbe besting of nud sell i l-W. srvd that tbe heirs at law of mH dcvrssSCMnd aU other |.vrsou* lartersMeJ tn aaul rotate, are re »uired to epos r. st nseeawu olofod cuurb. atic& to e bo!deu at the Probata Office, in the village of Hasting*, nod shew osnoe, K any there be, whv to* pea.er ol th* petltiuwrshould not-be granted. And it-f* farther ordered that reid.J.’eteUoner give ootice to the uoraena uiierctad iu *aid rs!»te. of (be peiidafaty ol aaid petition and th* besrisg thereof, b» causing a copy of thia order to be publi.hed in the “Hepr.hliean Ben­ ner." a newapywr. pnnted and circulating in said couu'y of Barry, for four succCMire wwks, (A true eopj.i marls Judge of Probate. ---------------- -------------------------------------- -- -------— CirctffiU CowrU—1162, 1B63-, QTAtE OF >UCil IHAKiighth Judicial Citfol o —1 hereby flx and Mtootettbe U*»*/br1>ted lug Hl* asvei»l Jeraia xii the CiECuit Court wiQw aaifl Circuitrfor Ute yeur* I'M sad task, asMHvffis *— HAf ttdM hvvs »k«n s:«lln. lir mV.- sMiti tsv, .•.Mr-MCtjui-wtte.-fil.nr.M-.sMu4. .rarsdhyDr.J.C.AYKRfe.CO^UwaU,Ma^ For sale al nestings, by Roarers • Sranas. TUgi’K.NSINp AND ALCOHOL. ms ST* VOR MICUANiCAL AMD HSBICTNAL rURPPSkS.O^Y^ TEZTH I TEXDTnrt 1 T3CSSTW t Rhb 0es*H Atatet BfMglifgl Tecth I HerrlcR’a Sngur Coated Pills. WILLIAS JONES. I. 1 ........................... Tbe t*st flkffiUy CA- GROCERiesi TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. HP ICES, PEPPER. PRF5EB. FIO& RAISIF8. OODFBH; n foot, evrivfoteg 't_ — Z____ .___ ‘ HU be needed for fault it u*a. A|ao a 'great variety of tbe ’ ain®M3Mr An4 CoAldnx Extrarts, -OR TH® X*FACIAL UXXXriT <-F IBM LATHM. Wastes Map a» hand a goad MfaMoKM of ST4fiteTXQ^EER.V> PENS, PEXC1LS. 1XCT. PAPER. EX VELOPE8. 4UMXHS, Ac.. Ac. Upon sw sbstevs «sy be wand al) sF tbs MOST POPULAR DEXTIfiT, ip cow prerand to apply dsata' substitutes id a Kyle, ■baorpaaagfe wwaated to fit and sail, or bo aiiaws lb pains apaued m axtrseting Teeth Miedwite pure gptd, thus orresting tWr decay fur ,v*sr» Tertb iassrted ou VULCAXITB RUBBER BASK. Ut til WU im.izIIU. liWSn IB fcmr’, hlM* Km. Hrtic L.v.p. U-B, I ' dlrSvte ARyflA THABTICiaUw wer.d. Jfu»ed twenty yvars by fire RfitfUfoa* persons uuunl- pIOMCMM (N>d ‘n ,h* UMMS ■qfM] ' costal ’•ithMMpr. 1 Lari Boxes V recta ; Bona fcrt»eDeCar �FAMILY =»= MATIMTAl Mrtreto WILL “LOW PRICES □ BEAT WDUCVOm TO CLUBS- —inquire OP— ■SHOO'D WBAWWB. GRANT &8PAUDLING and WWIHIUV . A C'BTIK BLArn, Gorerew. HENRY T. BACKES. Pisstdvctof thaSenate sad and beam their Ro\t IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; and consequent profit to the Proprietor, tht of dollars each year in adrertiaing their merits, and publishing the ’Huxtu.vou* which hare been showered upon hhn from fiSamL K\.\. y-o.A* oS t\w CovviWr^. The peculiarity of the WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED is tbit they |trike at the root of Discos^ by eradicating every partide of impurity DIRECT FROM Akv Vlfce. ■RVooA, PBOSPECTUS FOB 1M3. To Daily Advsrthx* has entered its fuenty ttrtuth volume, being tbe oldest. existing journal in tbe North-west, and has been identified more than any other paper with the growth and increase ofthe commerce, tbe industry and prosperity of the Pkxixsvla* Btatx. Its proprietors are determined that its future shall be worthy of tbo confidence and support of tbo friends of Ta cm, J us nor, Fbkxdom and Hcmawitt. Political. It will aim to bo bold and fearless in advocating tbe principles of the Ripubucah Pabtt, w hich if faithfully carried out in the councils of our nation, will save our cootary from the evils now besetting it, and will make it tho freest and best Government tbo world ever saw. It will discuss with faithfulness and condor all tho great Questions agitating tbe public mind from day to day. On the question of ths extension of HnmanSlatkbt, it will stand forth its un­ compromising foe, believing as it most religiously does, that slavery is tho pri­ mary cause of tbe present conflict be­ tween the North and tbe South, and that it lerres a fearful blight upon the country or nation seeking to outspread and uphold for the life and health of the body depends upon tho purity of the blood. If the blood ie poisoned, the body drags out a miserable existence. Tbesu medicines ’SSUS OTT \W. V\XCC\VMX\X& for earing A large stock of Bircfulo, Byphilia, Bkin ^iaaiaaa. Old fibres, Salt Jfhsum, ^heumatiem, t^)^spepeia, Biak Headacht, , Li.i>ttr Complaird, Favor and ftgVA, Lauaorrhasa, -r-‘~ Female Complaint®, St. jSntAor.ji'a Fire. Er^sipelaa, Eruptiana, Tu’ncrs, _ . Fits, Bzrqfulous Consumption, eta. u hieh we offer at ONE person writes, her daughter was cured of tits of nine years' standing, and St Vitos* dancu of two vears. ANOTHER writes, bis son was cured after bis fleah had almost wasted away. ^The doctors pronounced the case Incurs- JEJBBUJtfJIBIli) lPlRII<DlEiS; AW OTHER was cured of Fever and Ague after trying every medicine in his reach. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Bore which.had existed fourteen yearn ANOTHER of Rh oumatira of eight rears. Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which the Purifier and Pills We have every kind of goods, inch as ‘WovkWke a <& SIEKDIB^ It will also advocate a vigorous and determined proiecution of tbe present war against treason and disunion, until ths last vestige of this most unnatural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out. Mears Department. The proprietors are resolved to spsre no pains or expense to make the Adver­ tises equal, in all that constitutes a good newspaper, u> any published in the West. With this view an able corps of IVkooA Wu are the most >ctire and thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liter, excii- GROCERIES dition, which is too apt to be tho case with simply a purgative pill They are really a HARD-WARE! which, in oonjunction with the *&\oo4 reporters, writers and correspondents has been engaged, whose attention every passing event of importance will claim. Arrangments have been made ensuring fer this paper the most complete com­ pendium of foreign in'telligence published in anv p«prit west of Now York, while our facilities far obtaining domestic news, military, political and general, are not surpassed by any other journal, Besides having paid correspondents in all tbe camps West and South, we shall also maintain one at Washington during the session of Congress, and shall always be prepared to send special reporters wberecver occasion may require. Thus, as a newspaper, wo propose to place the At>verther in the first rank. Commercial Departmeat Its well earned reputation as the lead­ ing commercial paper of Detroit will be fully maintained ; in this department the greatest care has always been exercised, and will continue to be, in rendering it in every respect the most complete and reliable. Literary and MiKvllaaeout. Much attention will bo given to the literary and miscellaneous dcparmeaL— Tiles, sketches, poetry and home and tixvA. VtXXs 'B\.oo6l THE DETROIT ADVERTISER. will cure all the aforementioned diseases, mid, of themselves, will relieve end cure . Headache, Costivenna, . Colic (Patna, Cholera Jtcrbua, Indig-vation, (Pain, in the gowels, Q)izxine3B^ eto. Try thtfio medicines, and you will never "El your aeighben, who have used thorn, and they will say they ore AND Tribune. hfwni*b-te MiohigH rs. dore all Important Geeerai News as Ful­ and Lawi titan »ny Naw York Paper, sad Telegraplnc. Foreign Domrelio, EaM ent andIc^e Market NEWS FWM Good. 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New- have been introduced to the public for non than six ycara, and have acquired an STATE OFFICE**. WILL MKMD rr Tbe Dmtwht Wexxly Tawnnt is new 5MKRT BLAIR, cf ah„ a,‘ Rio, £•?><*>, «ad Jar. Odh, 8io«. W«d«. ..d Wilk,, n d � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-04-16.pdf 7aabbba9917082cc5b929247de65dda3 PDF Text Text -R" Ll-H MB ■F1 <i'U. I tr, ....... .. "■ H 13 FD AT HADTIWCS, BABBT COtJXTT, MXTCAX Tb« StoKUrT of lb. Vrraocl remarks of wocl-growjng: “The price of wool for the next few y ear», reasoning from analogy, inert be high.— The cotton crop will'npc be planted ex­ tend vely at the Soutlf,M It has been in ADVXBnUBQ. VOL. 6. HASTINGS, MICK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1862. BLANKSe/rf, gMtiitjf Susnttss gHrtttorg. ®rigraal |ottrj. lonqa NOT IS* pbouliam ... May. tench it not, although tea richest blood That *rer, throbbing, cour»ed through human ▼tins, I* being poured in an enaanguined flood. Ar* shielding th* Pecvllsr Inatltulian! Noy, teach ii not, alteoach In thunder tone* Il teania defiance, and proroktth tee fight; And fill* th« tend with . death, and tear*, and D. C. RAWLEY, rn»»n*. ’ EALER in all kind* of Family Groceries, Stone and Wooden ware, and * general as­ A wiate oftrraacn, and a moral blight! Thongb w» ti» taating Ha legitimate frnit, sortment »f Provision,. Aho Notary Fnblic. Store, two door* east of the Heating* House, And find its boaated flavar a dtlaaion, If branch m mud be Upped, atilt apart th* root ROBERTS A STRIKER, Of the kind, patriarch*! Instttatton. • EALERS ia drug*, mediclns*,[potent medi­ cine*, paint*, oil*, turpentine, burning fluid, p ire liquor*, tyewtatb, window-gls**, putty, groUnlo tbo dust, a mighty weight beneath; eerie*. stationery. and fancy article*. Store in And on our mamorie* a ould vent curse* loud. •‘Rower’* Bieck?’ Ruling*. Mich. D D W. PARKER, ytTHOLESALEond retail dealer in Groceries vV and Provision*. Pork. Lard, Batter, sod al kinds of Produce bought aud sold, at bis "old ■land.” Tboy ahonld terrain from every barah siluaion. For the vast burden on their ahou^ra laid. Wo* tu preterv* th* Sacred tuaUtutiou I Nay, touch :t not, bet let it Hr* to ralae KNiPPKT A BFRROWS present, and after due deliberation it waa I d"tarmiuvd that upon the next Thursday ho should take his command, pruseed to Wright’s and summarily eject him from the sacred soil of Missouri. Wright’s friend waa again present sod he soon communicated the state of affairs to Mr. W., with a suggestion that it would save before the day appointed. MASON ALLEN,” •TYBALER IN GROCERIES, previsions, JL7 dace, fiiah, butter, lard, pork, and pre all kiod- Alto tore can die*.' etc., ota. Store Californ * Block. State atroet, Heatings. Mich. Again to*etour country in a blue, And marshal annles on the bloody field. Experience will not reach not We tnt»l drain Wright lived In a portion of the oountry remote from ths church and the resi­ dence of those who were endeavoring to drive him out and he determined, ifpos­ sible, to prepare a sarpriM for the worthy captain and his gallant forces. To this end he brought a barrel of whiskey, so­ uther of crackers, a few cheese, and seme other provisions, then mounted a black boy upon a swift hoiae and sent him around the country inviting Li* friends to come and see him. and bring their arma. By Wednesday night he had galliercd a force ot about 800 men to whom ht com­ municated the condition of things and asked their assistance. The) promised to back him to the death. The next day. they concealed themselves in a cornfield back of the house, nnd awaited the devel­ opment of events A little after noon the captain and some eighty men rode up to the place and inquired fur Mr. Wright. The gentleman immediately made his ap­ pearance, when the captain Informed him that, being satisfied of his abolitionism, they had come to eject him from the Of guarding tee Peculiar Institution I State. March 31,1802. “Won’t you give me two days to settle up my affairs T' asked Wright. SWEEZEY dk ALLEN. “Two day* be d-------- d I I’ll give ynu TTORNEYS ATLAWAnd Solicitor* ia Chan­ just five minutes to pack up yuur traps cery. Particular attention paid to Couveyand leave!" npcingj the tnreaticatlon or title* to Land Foredovuro* of taortsax**. 4c. Will be happy “But I can’t get ready in five miutes! to attend tn *1) call* m the line of their profession I havn n fine property here, a happy home and businen*. The Springfield Mo. correspondent of and if you drive me off, you make me n Office in th* Court Bouse, Hasting*. Mich. the New York Times give* the following Jamb A. Swsncr, Fs**x Au.**. begger. If I go my wife and children interesting ekvtch of cue uf the inen who mnst starve!” bare bcowme fixmous hs guides and scout* *>. Bright, “To h—Il with your beggars! You in the western army : ttorney and counsellor at law. murt travel!” ’ ■nd Solicitor and Coua»clior tn Chancery.— ‘Another gentleman who ha* obtained “Give me two hMw!" Particular nitration paid to the collection ot considerable prominence ns a sc*<ul nud “I’ll give just five minutes, gnt a sec­ claim* and money promptly remitted. Office, with W. W. Ralph E*q., Middleville. soldier, is Mnj. Clark Wright, who com­ ond longer! If you ain't out by that time mand* a squadron of the same character (here the gallant soldier swore a most Harry County, Michigan. as himself. Mnj. Wright moved from terrible oath) I’ll blow out your abolition Ohio to Fulk County, Missouri in 1853, DANIEL COOK, heart!" USTICE OF THE PEACE, General I-and aud and buying a large amount of prairie “Well if I must, I must!” and Wright Tax Agent, will attend to th* collection of land, commenced ths the buxine** of stock turned towards the house as if In dispair, debt* and all other buaineae pertaining to hi* office. raising. He was just before married to . Office in Goodyear'* block, up slain*. gave a preconcerted whistle, and almost a woman of mote than ordinary intolli- ! instantly after, the concealed forced rushed jjeiice and determination who proved out nnd surrounded the astonished captain JACOB FERRIS, herself eminently fitted for the duties and hi* brave*. which their new life imposed upon them. "Ah. captain!" *aid Wright, as he MICHIGAN. IONIA, He prospered greatly, and in n short time turned imploringly toward* him. “won’t lu*d erected a fine house furnished in you grunt me two day*—two hours nt I. A. HOLBROOK, TTORNEY end Counselor at U«, Sotieitor in the be«l style possible ; had two young leant my brave friend*, only two hour* Cbancerr. General Land and Tax Agent— children, an amiable wife, a good home, to prepare myself aqd family for beg­ Ultive, second story of Rower’s block. nnd was adding rapidly to an original gary tuid starvation—now do won't fortune. you 1" J. M. RUSSELL. Last winter when the roar of secession Die Captain gave no reply but eat HYSICIAN and Surxeau. Offico in RumsIV* cjMiic up from South Carolinin lie heard upon his homo slinking as if ague nmit•tore. State street it in common With others <-f hi* neigh­ ten. JOHN ROBERTS, bors, but while avowing himself in fa­ “Don’t kill me!" he at length found HYSIC! A Nwnd Surrrvn. Dwellingon Broad­ vor of the Union, he determined to at­ voice1 to say. way, near tn* Court House. tend strictly .to hi* own businc**. He “Kill yon ! No you blnck livered cow­ had no hesitation In expressing hi* sent! ard. I won’t dirtv my hand* with such H. P. CHERRY, If I kill you. HI have one XTOTaRY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, wttl • meets of loyalty to the government but fil.hy work. Ln trn-l to all bnsinena entnuted to Mm with he did it quietly and with a view not to of mv nigger* do it! Kromptm-** and fidelity. Rewdence, John»town. give offence. “(Set di-wn from that horse*? . .Harry couuty. Mich. Btankak*pl always on band. Soon after, at a Ba pl at meeting near Die gallant Captsin nbeyrtl?(mp1oring hi* house, a few of the bretbsren after re­ only for life. Thu result, of the matter freshing their spiritual appetites with a wa* that the u hole company dismounted, sanctuary to<‘k bis ca»e into consideralinn and then s* they filed out, were sworn to Ac. All buaiueM attended to promptly and effi- and unnnlmnuaiv determined that he preserve their allegiance inviolate to the ctanliy. Office No. 5, Noble’• block. Betti* Crock. ■honld be made to leave the country, ap United State*. An hour after Mr Hieblgan.' ' pointed a committee of three to infirm Wright had organised n force of 240 and counsellors at law. Solicitor* in Chsncnry. Tax and tnanraace Agent*. Business attended to with promptnea* and fidelity. Office, eomor of Maia and Burdick Street*. Kalamazoo, Michigan. A. A. Kxafex. J. C. Dcasowa. ttorneys A glisftllann. A THE VAYOTRF SOLDIER. A J A P P J. M. NEVINS, him of their decision. otary Public, and Tax agent Particular One of the>party although an ardent attention paid to miking out Deed*. Mort­ *ece**iotri«l happened lu be » personal gage* and Contract* Great '■are taken in tore frirmd r.f Wright, nnd hastening away, cloaluR Mortgupcs by advertisement informed him of the meeting and that the committe would wait on him the next ooxTNiry t orricEse. day. Monday. Wright thanked hi* kind B. C. PRINDLE, friend and like a dutiful hususnd laid th® UDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Itablie. Gen­ case before hi* wife, and axkcd her ad. eral Laud end To* Ag*oL WHI b* found in vice. She pondered a few moment*, and N J then naked if he had done anything to warrant such a proceeding.—Nothing, DANIEL STRIKER, “Then let u* fight!” was the reply, and IOTOTT CIJBK. M-Urr PrtM-d O..^ to fight was the conclusion. Wright wa* plentifully supplied with revolvers he took two, and bis wife another, loaded .them carefully, and awaited further devel­ C Th* Battle of Pittaburg Landing. Three jolly besbende out in the oounCairo? April fl. I try, by the names of Dm Wataou, Jo« Further advices from Pittaburg Land­ Brown, and Bill Walker, sat late one ing give the following about the hauls: evening drinking at a village tavsrn, un­ The enemy attacked us at four o’clock til being preUy well corned they agreed Sunday morning, the brigade* ofSherman that each one, on returning home, should sod Prentias being the first engaged, the do the first thing his wife told him, io do- attack was successful, our entire force fhultof which beahould next morning pay being driven back to the river, where the the bill. They then separated for the advance enemy was checked by the fire night, engaging to meet next morning, of the gunboats. Our force was imme­ and give an honest account "of thsir pro­ diately increased by the arrival of Gen. ceedings at home, so far a* related to the Grant, with troops from Savannah, waa pavmeat of the bill. inspirited by the report of the arrival of The next morning, Walker and Brown two division* of Buell'* army. were early at their posts, but it waa • “Our losa this day vu very heavy, some time before Watson made his ap­ besides the killed and wounded, and em­ pearance, braced our camp equipage and thirty-six Walker began first: field guns. Next morning oqr forces, now “Yon see when I entered my house amounting to 80,000 resumed offensive the caudle was nut. and the fire gave but operations, and by two o’clnek P. M. had a glimmering light, 1 came near walking retaken our camp and batteriea, together Into a pot of better that tbo pancakes with some forty of the cnemy’a gnu* and were to mad^of this morning. My wife a number of prisoners. The enemy were was so dreadfully out of humor at setting in full retreat, pursued by our victorious up so long, she said to me sarcastically, forces. “Do put your foot in the batter I” Casualties arc numerous. Gen. Grant “Just as vou say Maggy, said 1. and was wounded in the ankle slightly. Gen. without the laaat hesitation I set rpy foot W. H. L. Wallace was killed. Gen. in the pot of batter, and then went to Smith waaseverely wounded. Cel. Hall, bed.” of the IGtb UL killed ; Cob. Logan, wf Next Joe told hi* story ; the 32d Illinois, and Davis, of the 51st “My wife had already retired to rest Illinois, wounded severely ; Major Hun­ in our sleeping room, which adjoins the ter, 32d Illinois, killed. The wounded kitchen ana the door uf which was ajar. and missing ia not much less than 5,000 Net being able to navigate perfectly well, men. x youaknow 1 made a dreadfal clattering Col. Peabody, 25 th Wisconsin, also among the household furniture, and in do severely wounded. very pleasant tone, she bawled out, , St. Louis, April 8. “Do break the porridge pot, Joe!”u “No sooner said than done. 1 seized hold of the bail of the pot, and striking It against the chimney lam, broke it in a hundred piece*. After this exploit 1 re­ tired to rest, and got a curtain lecture all night for my pains.” it was now Dm Watson’s turn to give an account of himself, which he did with a vore Inng face, as follows: “My wife gave me the most unlucky command in the world, for as I was blun­ dering about up stairs in tbo dark, she cried out, “Do break your neck—do, Dm I” 'Til be blamed if Ido. Kale, said I, ft* 1 gathered myself up, 1’11 sooner pay the bill. And so, landlord here’s the cash for you. This i* the last lime I’ll ever risk five dollars at the command of my wife.'' I was out in search of porcupines, snd in nty rambles I found myself in a thick brushwood, in which 1 was »o entangled that I waa forced to erawl on all four*.— I wm just in such a position when I heard something approaching me, and conse­ quently remained motionless. In a few seconds I perceived a gigantic boar clear­ ing hi* way with bis monstrous tusks, by working his head from aide to side 1 im­ mediately turned my eyes from him to convince him I bad no -evil intentions towards him and he brushed by with just une or two gentle grunt* signifying that he likewise was pnacsbly inclined. 1 took advantage efthe path cleared for me by the wild boar nnd he did the same of the une I bad clearer] for him. Scarce­ ly had 1 time to think of my escape, when 1 was again startled by sounds of intrusion ahead of me. I w’as now pre pared, as I thought, to meet the boar’s dame, and made ready to receive her as I had done her lord. But, lo, a huge lion stood within six arms lengths of mo I I resigned myself to my fate by bearing testimony tn the nnity of the deity, and men for the war, and by ncclnmation the apostleship of Mohammed, during «M elected enptain. The next Sanday which time the Hon's eyes were intently he started with his command to join the fixed upon me. Copied be your religion ’ \ntisnol troops under Lyon, stopping said I ; if you are intent on mischief, !<>ng enough to surround the Hard Shell why do you delay. V,e”‘ words were Church, tbn: augmented his miseries.— lost upon him , for neittftr would he dis­ Afte-r the osth of allegiance to every one patch me nor leave me. It then occured present, includiug the Rev. Pecksniff, tn m* that it most be tbo very lion w ho officiated, lie then left them to plot whom I bad pelted with stones, and this treason and worship Cod In their own thought relieved my courage. Addres­ peculiarly pious nnd harmonious man­ sing him again, I said, “You monstrous ner. pumpkin, you vile and unbelieving He soon after became Major Wright wretch, you giant among lambs and cow. and still continues in command of the ard among tbo bravo! do you want to crowd ho enlisted at th* beginning. He exhibit your courage now, because I am is ns bravo as he intelligent and indefati­ unarmed, and the hood of my garment gable and has already done the Gov­ not filled with stone*! fie upon you I— ernment important service, both In *ctu Depart and leave the path to a true be­ rd conflict and in making reoounoiesences liever, or’’—Scarcely had 1 finished my and in furnishing Intelligence of the en­ sentence than be turned from me, evident­ emy’s whereabouts, strength and Inten­ ly ashamed, and instead of following in tions. the tracks of the black bristled ieMel, he made a fresh one for himself, and 1 wm tjr* Emerson cay a—“Tbo wboia hu­ enabled to continue my course without man fitmUy ia bathed with an element any farther adventure. of love, like a fine ether." It ia through opments. Monday afternoon, three men rode op and inquired for Mr. Wright. Hr walk­ ed out with the but of a revolver stiek ing warily from hi* pocket, and inquired H. N. SHELDON, their wishes. The revolver seemed to upOUNTY TREASURER. Offic. in the Court aet their ideas. They answered nothing House. in particular, and proceeded to converse JAMES A. BWEEXEY, upon evert thing m general but never al­ luded totiirtr errand. Finally after half an hour had passed and the men still tract or arc attracted, and learn to love talkedwitbout coming to their misdoo, without kuowtag why, demonstrating at Wright grew impatient, and asked if they home and abroad its aabde power. It had sny special boainesa ; if »ot ha bad HARMON SMITH, a pressing engagement, and would like (IRCUJT COURT COM' IS81ONEX..Attorney »o be exweed Wsll, tboy hsd a little Mm bM os. with be.OsrtlectisssadF EGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary Office In tea Court How, and opes at all R NO. 50. Lretheren again met sad took action upon ! the contumacy of Mr. Wright. Tbo cap. i nurmmoN. *▼ ■ GRANT A SPAULDING, Slow In response to a serenade to-night, GenHallock said that Beauregard, with an Immense army, advanced from Corinth and attacked the combined forces of Grant and Buell. The battle began at daybreak yesterday, and continued till late in the afternoon with terrible loss on both sides. The following is a passage from Senstor Sherman's speech on the President's Emancipation resolution delivered yes­ terday : ‘‘George Gordon, the President of one of lite colleges of our state, a man of learning and character, is now held in the jail in the City of Cleveland, convicted under your Fugitive Slave law in the Wextern Reserve, at Cleveland, of aiding a fugitive to escape. That conviction wns rendered long after this war com menced, and a judge sitting in Cleveland sentenced him to six months imprison­ ment and to a fine of 3300. This man of education and learning baa suffered four months in that jail, and although hundreds and thousands of people have petitioned for bis pardon, although he tovk no part iu the crime, but simply stood by and did not raise his hand to prevent it, yet, so careful have been the Administration to protect the right* of the South, and the duties and obligationsd of the Free Stale* to the Slave States,1 that that clergyman, the bead of a college, a man of high character, now suffer* a* a felon in your jail.” This was all true yesterday, but the President, after a thorough examination of the case in the Attorney-General's office to-day, issued n free pardon to George Gordon. The reeitai states that the evidence does nut show that he actively aided in the fugitive’* escape and that at all event* be haa already suf­ fered sufficiently. years part; and if the blockade ia not raised by the first day of April next, in many States it will not be planted aL*U. Should the rebellion not be suppressed within another year, as refy likely ii may not be, very little of the cotton crop of’61 will come isto market for the next eighteen months ; and when we consider that the people mart be detbed; that the useof woolen fabrics during the present high price of cotton goods is much more economical; that the million of men in ths field wear and destroy, in weight, a third more of clothing than in the peaceful av­ ocations of life; that at the South all the carpet* had been cut up Into blankets, and that but very litto of the worn out stock will be restored—from the fact that the South has not even the raw material to replenish with—the whole seceding States not producing as much wool as the State of Ohio alone; it can be seen, that not only during the. war, but at its closed, when the million of rnen in the ar­ my return to their former employments, discard their military clothing, and dres* as they were wont,’ in broadcloth and doeskins, the price of wool must contin­ ue above the average Drice for the last five years. In limo u! war, the quality of weol is a matter no small importanoo. Vermont has limited herself to lha pro­ duction ef the finest wools. But the wool most in demand now, and bringing , the highest prices, is a coarser grade.— The query may well bo made, whether it will not be equally profitable for us to turn our attention to the production of a somewhat coarser staple, and at the same time furnish richer and higher priced mutton for the market." Drilling In Clover Seed. According to the report 'of a practice upon a farm near Chelmsford, in England^the drilling in ofclover seed i* found not only ft great saving of seed but also has rendered the crop more certain, and of better quality. The writer says clo­ ver and an other seeds have been drilled upon this farm with the most succewrful result* as regards the plants; indeed, we feel that no other tnpde is more certain, and wo feel Assured that two thirds the quantity of seed will more cer­ tainly procure a crop br drilling, than one-third more sown by hand, ten pounds of clover being ample per acre when dril­ led properly. 1* this not worth a trial here, where clover is so important a crop, and especially now when lha price of seed renders a saving of a third aufiklent to pay the interest on a considerable of an amount invested in seed drills. Few will! protend that a field of ten acre* of clover can ba wall seeded with les* than two bushel* of seed, or 120 pound*.— Should the drill save one-third ofthis and at the tone lira* produce a crop one third better, and with more certainty, the drill­ ing of elover seed should certainly bo considered a matter worth the attention of western farmers. To Cvax Poct-TXT or Ltcd axd uthxx Parasite*.—John Duuglas, a regular poultry breeder, who has sometimes had 2,000 head under his charge, writes to the Agricultural Gazette, that where poul­ try is kept somewhat confined, they are apt to get infested w i th lice. This fe particularly the case with sitting hen*.— He recommends that with the lime and sands in the dust corner, where the poul­ try will roll.thcre should be mixed half a pound of Black Sulphur. This will not only keep the hens free from parasites, but will also give their plumago a fine, glossy, healthy apirttaranos- Where fowls are infested baoly, Mr. Douglas, first damps the skin under the feathers, and then dusts on the Black Sulphur. Tha insects will duwppEar in about twentyfour hours. Mr. Deuglas once had charge of an ostrich, which was pining from the effects of lice with which he was infested. Die feathers next to the akin Correapoadtnc* of U>* ErraiBg Post. were damped, and the Black splpbur ap­ Baltimobe, March 27, 1662. For a long time it was believed that plied, The -lice wore found oeod the next day .and the ostrich recovered rapid­ an Italian barber of this city was the Or­ sini who undertook to slay President . ,r Lincoln on bis tourney to the Capital in Curt J or Putrid Sort ThrouL—A alio* February. 1861, and it is possible he was of fat salt pork, long enough to go half one of plotters; but It has come out on a around the neck, should be sprinkled with recent trial of a man named Byrne in black pepper, and then applied to tho Richmond, that he was the captain ot the throat, with the peppered side next to the band that was to take the life of Mr. Lincoln. This Byrne used to be a noto­ akin. At tha same time a l:quid, composed rious gambler of Baltimore, and emigra­ of wild plum-tree root, steeped in water, te Richmond shortly after the 19th of should bo used lo gargle tha throat fimt, April, of bloody memory. Ho was re­ cently arretted in Jeff. Davis's capital on and then swallowed. a charge of keeping a gambling houaa and disToyality to the chief traitor’s pre­ eUern Federal tended government. Wigfali testified tu An Island No. 10 correspondent of tha Byrne’s loyality to the rebel cause, nnd gave in evidence that Byrne was tbo cap­ Chicago Timet writes: “Sickness Is in­ tain of tbo gang who were to kill Mr. creasing greatly and is destined to become Liueoln, and upon this evidence, it ap­ a serious matter with our army. The pears, h* was let go. Of course, to be prevailing complaint is diarrbow, brought guHtjr of such an intended crime is a man­ on by aalt dial, malaria, and drinking river water. Everybody is coming —The Springfield JfitpuiKcan esya, tle large enough to cover up all other sins against society and Divine law. So down with it Tbs men suffer greatly about seventy years ago Eli Whituey and are frat filling the hospital*. The Wig&u has revealed the Baltimore Or­ invented ths couon gin, and io that cotton sini at last What will your Vidoeq say officers are squally exposed, and of the gin existed the seeds of the greatest re­ to this! Wears, nevertheless, grateful corps of newspaper correspondeote bare bellion ia human history. It developed to Mr. Kennedy for hi* successful pre­ collected not one bos escaped the conta. tha cotton tDterest wbieh made slavery gion in more or lees severe form. The vention of tbo scheme of asslnation. profitable, and developed the alavo power weakening effect of the malady cannot be until it bscarns dictator in American imagined, hi* virulent in its attack*, polities. In tha same town in which the and mskaa quick work of the victim. A few day*’ continuance makes it. cronio, and then typhoid fever acta in, and, If life •00 of lb* is saved, fl is only by months of suffer- Itie father's in vaatiMi sc ianocsotiy msug- »y ere wiUuua . �hour to bear of the abdication and ofJeff of all! army F.rtr~* Two important steps have been taken H AVISO I* THIA. CROATS Of* MtUI, wmiocT ocn.x sxu won rvax pvwfocx. j.rr vs axrxw ovx mv«T tx G<>p. and go vorward wrruorr xxab ak» with- maxlt kxart*.—.jfowJUat ZaarobL by Congress, in the direction Liberty National. rinuM, Jamestown, YorktowB, of making aodteftasfl between Ns Point Tbe < In tbe faasage of tbe jn toe telaad. rrMidaut'a Ema&cipation rasoUlton, lha 1 4t is arid tbe Government simply expresses it* willing-' Confederate* had j’ sri —— — a^*i. a -. become perfectly de new to aid any of the Strtes that may see mortflfad. in many esses whole regiments Owr Leto Vteeavi*.. rders. Miteh iU feeling Since our last issue, the progress of fit to take step* to rid themselves of tbe tbe war Las been making bright pages in curs® of sterery. It amounts to nothing in th® commanding the history ci th* Federal arm*. they acespt it ;bu> it iaoflered toremovc Victories been borne down in the strife, but tbrir recorded names are encircled in a halo of glory. two , Simultaneously, as it were, St ItouiS, April 8. •one uf those greet obstacles to State decde of blood and carnage, glorious vic lories and untimely deaths. cms empty JOTIKE- WOOL Fortrtea Mmwoe. P- M. emancipation which have always stared the philanthropic slaveholder iu thafisoe. the War Department that telaad No. 10 wss abandoned by tbe enemy last night, The attitude of the Government hereto­ leaving Ml their artiUary, baggage, supplissand sick. fore has been such as to bind the slave­ holder as well as tbe slave, with long looked One a result won. for—the termination uf a add a few particulars in this article. to strong too bo broken. tbe Government, It that bare died in th® battles of war. Has delay in this instance “MreJ lift!" 1* it a favor to our troops to hold them back our gunboats for nearly three weeks, from the bayonets and Washington, April 12. would brave and carry, and fasten that during thia lime they have down to die of measles and pneumonia I been Could thero have been found them island for a distance of twelve miles, road to Richmond in October, batteries so deadly Gin. Pope at New to Madrid, with which that the taking would have cost three thousand lives 1 ha waa to convey a part of hi* fora* to the Kentucky shore, so as to attack the shore batteries of the enemy in tbo rear. To pevent the passage of these transports, Ben McCulloch. This the rebels bad planted a battery, and time there is no mistak*. Tbe fact is ennfewed by his own friends, and made the entrance of the bayou below the the subject of a special order. His “last island. To dislodge these, it waa neces­ moments” are described as having brer Indicroualy tragic. He would not besary for the Carunddet and another b>xt । Here that bis time had come—swore and NaniwBArMse'* Lavenre, aprfl Ito run the blockade of the Island, an ac ! raved terribly—vowed that it wasn’t iu To the Secretary of tha Nary : countuf which was givoo last week.— the power of the Yankees to kill him.— Gen. Paros'* division marched to Tij»These movements being successful, the Finally, feeling himself going, and being tonville last night aud captured General Island was surrendered and all the ene­ told he had hut a few momenta to lire, McCall, formerly Adjutant-General U. S. he exclaimed. “Oh. Hell," turned his face A, bis staff, and about 2.000 prisoners my's forces, munitition, tents, gunboats away and expired. from Arksneas and IxHiisiena, a large to th® number uf thirteen. Hollins rem. His death rids tbe earth of a great quantity uf stores, amuniti<>n, Arc. W» the floating battery and all, fell into our ecourge. He wa« a man of infanir.u* mere iu lb* direction of Island No. 10 Few had in a few minutes, and capture all that hands, without the loss of a man on our principles aud infamous life. done more to faster lawlessness—few had left. aide. Thus ia the last great obstacle to done more to corrupt the people. He tl»e descant of the Mississippi remov­ was one of th® leading spirits nf the re- I The ciwmy attacked our work* at ed, and Memphis and New Orleans bellhut In tbe Southwest» and his voice Pittsburg Landing, Tenn., yesterday, and and example were potent In spurring his w ere repulsed with heavy loss. No de­ Th j great battle of Pittaburg Landing half savage followers to deeds nf violence tails given. and brutality. •fiiigaad.] H. W. HALLECK. wxs fought new the intersection of tbe And yet we are told he had little of the Latrr.—Gen. Pope baa captured three .Mississippi State Lino with Tennessee ruffian in his appearance. In his normal Generals, fl,(MM) prisoners of war, un* hun­ river, end about fifteen cniiea from Cor­ moods be was the dred sieg® guns, and several field batter­ stationed a couple of their gunboats at inth. For some weeks the Union forces have been coixeutrating under Gen. Graut at Savannah and Pittsbuagh Lauding. In the mesrtime the rebels were collecting ies, with immente quantities of small arms, tents, wagons, horses, dec. Our victory fa complete. W* have not lost a single man. ITc wua of soft speech, plausible and oily, and could enact the polished gentleman to the lite. It waa ooly when hit passions ware aroused that tbo desperado shone forth. (Sigurd,] Ma. Kklloco ox NawvpAPxas.—Mr. Kellogg, of Michigan, procured tbe exemp­ tion from taxes on advertisements of all ty thousand strong, and were, al tbe time newspapers who*® circulation does not exceed two thousand oepies. “The tax of the battle, commanded by Generate (■aid ha) would destroy every amid) Albert 6. J oho*ton, Bcauregnrd arid newspaper in th* country just when we Polk. Tho two armies were for several need them. A good deal has b*«n said It days only 15 or 20 miles apart Early as to taxing «very class in «ociety. seems to me, Mr. Chairman, that in this on Sunday morning tbe rebels attacked case not only is tbe printer taxed, but the our left wiug, and getting in tho rear of community is taxed. We want oewspaGeneral Prentis, who held the advance p«rn. We want .them fheap. BY wi/( need tht infiutnet of til pn ntwtjftpcrt m position, captured him and two entire Mobile and Ohio Rail­ They, it seems, had become six­ the morning. the Southern States. StgMd. A WAsnrxoTox Sxrsaxjuxwr Scffcrtbrought up reinforce­ xd ix nix Rxrxl Armt-bt his Rxxml— ments, so that our forces numbered 80,­ , Within a stone’s throw ofTrifllty Church, 000, Th* fighting was desperat* on where the.Rev. Rr. 8yl* officiates, there ar* at least one hundred rebel sympathL both side*, and it was not till tha mkldl* xere, tbe moat of them women. In many of the aftirtjoon of Monday that the ene­ cases the male rrtati ves of these pereoM my were Caelly routed. They retreated are now in th® rebel army. A fino bouse toward Corinth clueuly pursued by Gen. near Trinity Church is owned by a rebel Captain, and it is said that while hs The most rebabJo estimate of the losses has for nearly a year been waging war against the government and killing its on the field puls that of the Federate at sokhen whenever he had the opportunity, bolo’eroMDafa J ,0M killed, and 4,000 he has received his rent reg®larly. It con the rebel Albert Sidney Johmton, lorn At about cue ©f thrir Gtwers’s of highest rank, wasMIW, wounded. Later in th® day the rebels advanced in cousidvrabl* number*, from another point driving in our entire picket* and Imrntng a dwelling that had been used by uur truop*. During both shirmiahea we had only three meu sligluiy wound­ ed. The 57lhM»d 63d Prowsylvania Rcgi rnenta had a *k>r«n!sh with the *ncm) Friday in whiah they had uro kHted and four wounded. A balloon was sent up from th* rebel line* this morning for th® first time The weather and road* are steadily ntimw, treewrit * RADWAY’S RESOLVENT. for advancing. New York. April IS. A special to the Mercury ■*>« there are not 5.000 rebel* between G«>rdiw»sville and Riihmond. Tbe Rapp<diann<iek riv­ ‘ftLOOD B TKUXR* TMAS WATM*." RENOVATING r&xh.vent IB A CLEANSING *FKL*P AND AI A. ORGANIC MALKDIEN; UMtS O> ub- U«XM»Ao*«//afo/^>. ft'arifag afa /*■» c IMftrah MraatrutHMi. HUMORS AND MORIN OF ALL KIXU8 with Rjmubi or nra Goma, Casas** im tv* Mavtw. Hmm HnK Fa*. »<o «t«*. rtU>*r Irvm Worm*. Tautkrng. *r mm* «4S.t mm, RADWA Y Y KKXoV.iTiluEfcSOLVCtTw.n *rmJH7 .rMbeAto ** th^bXutA^1* ** ***** ciJd ” LA1XES er fa very high. Port Royal ad*ice* state that an assault ■jk will be made «<a Savannah to morrow.— Our picket* were within right mil**.— Other important movements are about transpiring. BatiiwMX-®. April IS. ' An Old Point letter brings no later । news except that it wna thought tbe Mer­ rimac wa« agrunnd near Sewall’a Point. TV* i« only surmised. Tbe other rvl»el vessel* are moving about At 5 p. m. the Merrimac** position i» undwmgad. and from the tide bring low and tug* about her. it look* pretty cer­ tain she fa aground RADW AY’K READY RESOLVENT IS A GREATLUNG ABD STOMALH REM SIU ksxvwkz-;^^ ■— *«• MM BinugMia*»i. aterid *.•« «•» ll moiMui. Vy u.eaii’ of one.^ tw» F>us. o*ce or twvc* * w*tir. ate tte tte aiMiy asd rtmi w«Mivr**a*cM diro ar* griMralry Miljoct. MARRIED LADIES. HUaUua*l<tebdiv.th«M PtMa wiU«nM>* *’mwr a*4 Figonra* ae*ptiaR. BflXiOCS OOMFLAlSTN. LETTER FROM DR. MALMOX 8K1|U>KR. Pilla «twqa«lled Tb« RrgulaUac Pitta is tfcatr ej^mtMOM, Mri tWrvujhh elect A LIVING DEATH, Asd mtara him to bia tHsada in healthy condition. Yowra, At., I»a R. Batura*. Radway'a RejnUtior Fith are a»M for TWsnndr* eeuto aw bua. (esrb box coctilm thirty piiU; Woodstock, Va., April 13. Wa learn from Jackson’s camp this for Rich- SSsS LOOK HERE! The Uato* Double Thread Vtm\j Beata* HaLine. ’ ' At! person* w*ntl*p AROed, reliable Machine. •prlSCS J. W. STOAKE3. Mils*. Ohux. • fen, Na. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PMtadel, Ab^/r^***/^**^ ^etel* RF.PORTH o» SrERftATftMUtOKA or REMIXA I. SESS, and ether Di»esw» ff Uy tfaxrel writ •* Ite NBW REMK Cairo, April 12. dford, from Pitta- with 200 or 100 [ No* York, Aj ![fr°“‘ WJBiniMO THE For Sale! W! to J*«sa*to th*SfairV j-------iMradwwi infurumi amwajinanu to Ua Fvgiu., Haa. aauUiak I j.ary laial. abaiiak tlia l»r.b«r faaaaraa of ika pram law. aaU.to, rabala bom < 1 I be proveffthat mww than on* rebel in seryksal the South hw reteivsd BJftOey al WaahksgtoR *>»tin«ally.for tfa’us* of I will rronfomwnf* in tbe yi£? Ge. G Ptm, of Kprtodyr, Richmond Whip state* that raro •y wo‘ ------- prison***. «ta to datplx iBtersKafita tbe aprrtfmw* ed dead, writ i tr See new adverthemrot*. I HM». MMM RAD WAY’S aid* yesterday. wV The army 'fa engaged in preparation* Th* report tiul General Fr*plte> The rebel General J^busiou, with some ai Ufunxi, has arrived and taken com- lx-nped is untrue. axtod jnjrrroo, •bowing that iboy intend shoot 7,000. ***>.’ Maw Advertisements. improving, These was no arti^ry firing on either aud Beauregard is said to This batth *1U gacjr jurihahly prove IlfcWAT’S FILLS RADWATB REGULATING FILLS Win RAiekly roro the petket of the feUewfeg On Friday, about thrns hundred uf ths 12th New York vnluotarre. ‘»n puV* duty, were attacked by a rebel Regiment, but after • voley from the 11 th. tlvJ reb­ el* retreated, having several killed and l UM U<*t will S*S*V* of other /r^ ' RABWATS REGCLATI5Q PILLS. O. M. MITCHELLBvi<*divr C««nt Yprktown, April IS. । listing Piii» RADWAYW RXGULATt.XG PILLS Mr. POUTER M WAR MroCAROLlNB M- MHKLD01. all I !»ronghi fawn xb« Gen. Boell had w naafad, sod E.q Shd W&Jb JsasdiM.XM B. W. HALLECK. In the meantime, however, double ours. States for Europe, sold nil his property in the South, auiouting to two or three hundred thousand. dollars, and invested tbe whole m English and French soouri- Lfter a forced march ot incredible diffiy, leaving Fayetteville yesterday, my advance entered Huntsville this fore­ —Tbe ditfereac* tetwwn a carrteg” noon. Tbe city is completely taken by surprise. No one considered the march wheel and a carriage borne, is, that uno praoicsUe. WecspUred two hundred goes beet whan it is tired, and tbe other the country to defend thu law and ex/)lain it to the people ; and it is not well for us eral. For some hours the odds w«xe to impo*c an onerous tax on thaae whom fearfully against us, our force numbering we expect to do what they can in defense 38,000, while the enemy bad 60,000, and of this measure, which fa nooessary for position. Previous io our troops qoou1 hope pyiog the presaat position th* military we were dri ven almost to tbe very veege the salvation of the Government of the river. Later in tbe day our troops thgt Chis tax on adyertiacmente will not mithoritie* had no mean* of ascertaining bo imposed at all; or if ft be, that tbo lha *<tac>t of tbs rebel works. raMied and before night had regained all copatry newspaper* wiH be *aen>ptod Inform allo* <>htamsd through fassrlera, thrir loat ground Both armies alept on from it entirely.— Watkitpian Car. Boecwitrabauds and ether *outa*s ahaws their arms and the battle r m rosumed in tan Journal. TBe battle then became gen­ regiments. . U prisoners, .fifteen locomotives, a largo number of care, telegraph apparatus and office, and two southern mails. »» e hare at last miccreded in cutting th* great ar tory of Railway, oom munication between Aft A SCIEMtiriC FBROATIVE We tore U« mtewtaU *e*f*rtte *f Ife Joux'Slidxll.—It seems that this man, whom the London Tienee noticed as be­ ing worth, personally, about as much as one negro—he may bo worth lt*s, for aught we know—before be left tbe United morning that Beauregard ia dead. The know* to a1! »Fi» dotoKuta UM* SCROFUfjt. L&’ROSY, 8TPHIUN. report comes direct from rebel source*. •*4 IU horrible tr*in of foaoemitaai*. »ra Tbe weather still continues unfavorebls | There is nothing new to report regarding ths enemy. for military operations. It has bsen I. P. BiFlB, M^rG«*Mto raining for two day*. The creeks are Waalfagton, April 22. very much uwoHcn and the low grounds The last dispatch reerived from G*nc blooil of all Ito paopto, swJ bs. bsutts r.ubb.btj euvered with water, making tho roads al • cJnr‘,‘°Uon<I iuinnity. sad haa Lifted tb« I ral Wool, at half past eight this evening, most impassable for empty wagons. Juformatiou received shows that the mys: VTbWATlI REX0YAT1NG MEO L TEXT, rebels havo a fore* of 60,000, which is To 8*®rrl*rT Stanton. rapidly being added* lo by troops from The Merrimao baa not mad* her ap­ tbe ncighboriiood af EicLniOiid, (which pearance to-day- I think her okj*ct is is on* d*Y from Yorktown by red: and to prevent interference with reinforce­ river.) they bavigg four steamer* and monte from Norfolk to Yorktown. Des­ sixteen traosporls ip we, and by the erters from the\rb*M eamp yesterday, lima the roads are in a condition for tho report c*n*tant reinforce men Is to the ub4" *b« na^“*f L'ltinn army to move ths rebela may be rebels from the direction uf Richmond able to meet th*tn with on* hundred and the Rappahannock. thousand men. A dispatch from Geo. McDowell says; Tbs flower of thrir asmy, with th* best arms, are in a strongly entrenched "Wi> learn from contrabands that tbe place is at tbe junction of the Charleston Memphis, and # trail Adrertiier. De­ Near Yorktown, April 0—12 P. M. a strong force at Corinth, Miss., which roads. »l the 6th the rebels in overwhelming force attacked ua at Pittsburg Landtag. The battle tested from nx>ruing till late in the afternoon, and resulted in the omipkle defeat uf th* rebel* with heavy 1<»m on both aides. Grant is following up the enemy. Buell haa arrived uo the Ten­ nessee. Two divteious uf hie army were ■ in the baUl*. From the Albaay Ereaiof Journal. Ben McCulloch is finally dead. lb«s«wury o?W.r, »y«: preperatiuna bw an attack on tbe enemy's force, which has been reported as ahput •SO,000. At ‘4 o’dock yesterday p. ai., the Mer­ rimac, Yorktown, Jananstown, and 4 tugs were lying al Craaey IslamL The fellow iog aiewt.tge was rtecieed by tha Secretary uf War thia evening : On on tbe through which to convey transports <Uy, bul in pl»n , ... fte IMlowin, dcpuA, rtwlred by DR. RADWAY’S PILLS, k to the onward march to Richmond. rJLXi.? The Secretary <d War has received a letter tliia'WUaMHiu, from Gen. Wool, elating that al twtio'oiuck yesterday p. m. nothing waa doing al Yorktown, except batteries they but it may not be known to all of them busy also ia cutting a canal past the „ _ This Mtipn of No. 10 has been bombarded leisurely by Riehmoud, it •‘masterly strategy” co refuse to cap­ tor* them there when they were In our removes the fetters is well known to our readers that Island upon Monitor god Stavros. The latter fired ftwr or fire rounds and returned tn Craney M«*£- Gen. Pope haa captured throe Generals and 6,000 prisoners of war, one hundred s’ege guns,. seve^ij field batteries, and from the aiavebuider so that he may, if immouM quantities of small arms, tents, siege of three weeks duration—a Wood- f We he will, unloose the I'onds which bind wagons, horses and provisions. less victory—the result of a masterly tbe slave. Il simply places the Govern­ have not lost a single man. and consumnato strategy and deeds of A special to th* Indianapolis ^gurnal, ment on tbe aldo of liberty rather than Nashville, April 7,says: •?Gen. Duipont reckless daring. The other, an unex­ slavery so far as it may act in that di­ is just now bringing in two steamboat pected field fight, in which not only tens rection constitutionally. loads of meat, one hundred and. sixty of thousands, ten times ten thousand men The abolition of slavery in tbe Dis­ thousand pounds, captured by Gfand and more, rushed upon each other, and trict of Columbia, is another move tn the Haggard of his command, sixty miles for two full days strove in deadly con­ above this place on tho Cumberland right direction. It frees the country of flict ; where cannon thundered, and mus­ River. the stigma of holding its Congress, and "Yesterday Cui. Duffield, of that part ketry rattled ; where sabres gleamed and of legislating for a free people within !of Gen. Dumont’s oommand now. at swurda clashed, and the iron heel of the sound of the autioncer's call of the great, Murnfrccsbnro, eapturod th* mail direct fiery steed trod out the hearts of men.— est slave mart of tbe world. The world from Corinth, with upward* of J 50 letters, The former is the conquest at Island No. many of them contained valuable infor­ turely moves. 10; the latter, the battle of Piltsbugh mation in regaed to the strength and po sition of the enemy. From these letters Landing. It is said there died in the army of the tbo Gen. learned of a uumber uf spies at Space would fail us to give all the do- Putoraac during the months uf November Nashville and Edgefield, and has had tails of these two battles. Wo publish December and January, three thousand them arrested-’’ a meagre aumnary elsewhere and we will soldiers, more than the whole nnmlier great victories are march esoary to drivaAhuu from that puoitMU. what has been gaiaed br allowing the enemy quistly to leave Msnaseas I Was rhe Merrifascone, wfcro Aeand oonsorts St. Louis, April 9. fetters McClellan’* •welling tbe rebel army to N»,0W man and rendering an immense sacrifice neo- ;.BasreWy»fWsn uc came down towards the Psgcs, upon which, are recorded’deeds of valor, then tured the whole coming out of hfa Dcro. 'JJb fa the famiI ice ia l^.^i.o tf-wtr-t-- WIUUMlHJBi �. R«i»nww<i the SlKtUHMAM, or day, the iSte dEy of A^ otrelbXrend ulm fmm o, dacripu,.,, or ■■talliiw, i„ tuuuba wk«k..« •"» tar. Sta i> .taai .m hndnd Itat bng .nd WPii-. ATES'S .CATHARTIC - FIIaLH. , c ^ fo^the matter of tbe rotate at Sau-^ H. Emolte, ud d„<t from nln lo lta( «.cr. H« **>, *««. wlta h M.rf} ital of > ta.rpta^tafcd off ta.ll, „ u.. . *„t will gUosoftora kar no rwtor wtaro II •l”l«w Hot tack a lbrO!Kl <rf twrlr,. Sfli GHKAT ruicaiQAv,' P»OBiA\ CotteTreb two eblniam, w «rnnnd u to Uid. Itaplkiboow U mltaKunoftfabo.t, Sk«l. work, •d b, • powarfal jwop.dl.r, but Moral preying, far retrain Maaonia tbarafa aet forth.that rtrstten, JMeter, ths Sth te appear at a aeretac of raid Court, then to be bolocn al tbe Probate OKca.in the village of Has flaw, and hio.. re ,u_ FALL AND village sf '.^L giro notice lo the" t>«r»oiis' interested •urn > «rong rorrml. Sta Mrriu only give notice fa all persons interested in said estate one Run, n (JB-pfrunder, right in her bow. of the pendency of said petition, and the bearing thereon, by eenaiag a copy of thia notice end order to be published la the ‘jUpubtici “The eeoessiontkta of Columbus rny order to he pubUabsd in the 'Rap«bliean Benner, that aton> limeslxj would have come up a newspaper printed and cireulatiog in said conntyuOiarry,’for three anoressive weeks, immedi­ here to test tbe meul of our forts ii tbe ately previotik to arid *<y of hearing. (Alniecopy.) uaxli [A »rae copy.] SHERMAN C. PftlNDLE, . Maple Suoab wanted on subscription। water had noljlieen um> low. Thorn was sprit Judge of Probate. no Ume, however, while she was at Co ­ or any other dues, at ibis office. lumbus, when there them was not water DAJU-I.W8 COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. enough to Aunt her. She is now at l.laod No. 10, and It is reported thnt she would on hand those books of Abstracts of Tax come np and engage our boats if abe Itoads of which wo mado a note some could atem the current. There are too exatBinatiOM ud adjuatnaeut to the uudcreipnr LIFE BTTEB8, Ccmniiraionar* duly ajipointed by tha Probai weeks ago, Tbsy are a aplsndid thing may “ifa”abtiut the institution. for tba county of Ifarrv, who will meet ft “Thera is only one entrance to her, Court • Hite maww a, Ik. r.------- -Aa for ascertaining just tbs prosent status through s trap door in her back. Her itfus disordera of thr human system. They rwwnof lands in tlic County as regards, tax ti- port-hole In fomlshcd with a heavily fate aud invfacrate tbs liver and kidney*; TLajr ay ot June* out give ton* to the digeattre organ*; they regulate llaa upon them. They are furnishing plated trap, which springs up when the iliearareoeaa, excretions aMexhalations, equalixe the circulation, and ptirifv the blood. Thu*, Abstracts at a reasonable price to all who gun is run out, nnd falls down when it is dll HUio* ronraJmala-aom* of which are Torpid run back. IJuw the the ersw git their may desire them. the time limited light and air 1 cannot pretend t<» say. We also notico that nur calimable conirolod end cured by theaa remedies. “This Turtle Is certainly a formfdable April !4, IB<5X Register of Deeds, S. H. Cook, is also affair, u secund Merrimac in its way, aqd DARLING’S JAMES A. SWERERT. I Araaste« H. N. SHELDON. j prepnrisg another great canvetueace to appears capable of doing much damage, h would he al! reel estate holders In the county, He while rateivwg butliule, impossible to board her. as these fa only 1 Estate ot Adam B. Qart, one entrance, and she is supplied with PHOBA TEOBDEB. —STATE OF MICHfOAN. DcmoTM tbe tnerbid and bilious deposits from blank books, filled with proper hcadingn, hose for throwing hut water.” the aiomadi and bowels, reruiste* the liver and kidneys, removing every obetruction, reetoxaa a upon which to prepare a thorough and natural and healthy acUoo in tbo vital organs.— It la a superior perfect abstract of all lamia in the county [ Ad»»rUi»mtn|. | flftln tins records as they appear io his Dh'THRRIA* AND CroVP.— For theau TiSSTA WE ARE NOW ON HAND with one of the LARGEST and BEST Assortments of LIVER REGULATOR DRY GOODS!! Aa a Famfly FhjraJr. JVroi D.. £. IF. fratwryfo. M« Qrte'»>. ■ mi» Ua Um p»let» of pawxw. Their emlki t ■tiut-pnai any raUwtlc *• r« ana. T1m< m at very wrtuUi ami «Tntiia! Iu ILB astl o it, IL. , white RMkM them InnCjeMa L> etta the daily MILLINERY £'4 shta«J<ein«!s='.cJ :sx«;'. i fwabre i.Uu> gr-«l .X-j.. iclMi nUKwlic In my Sally ewilw: tl LIVER REGULATOR GROCERIES FAMILY MEDICINE, formidable and dangerous di>«Mdrt« Trask’s of Probate. Magnetic Ointment is an unfailing reme­ ■sy***’*. . • dy ,if used in season. Apply fiecly to On readme tod filipg the petition, duly verified pletfon will necessarily be great. We r Kttea X liarl, wMetr of arid dwueed^pravinF, the Throat and Chr«t and cover with a lw>pv and trust he win find it a rcmuncra h«*t flannel. This Ointment has been be­ fore thr public over 20 y »-sn«,.’in«< Ils c.n- Ferrite and ths petitioner, * Ti.r:su]«io it is ordered that Moodar, tbs 5tb atandy increasing (JemMid ha* established A...* ..r 11 — ^ i t, . t, . ■ Union School.—The Summer term of its nipuUtljoo os a superior Lfiuiniriil in all cases whrrw n southing and relaxing <>ur Union Scbmd will commence on remedy is require*], partioularly in Rlieu Monday next, Tbia institution weina tn iiisliMi, Neuralgia. Inftamstion uf tht • 'be hJttre thsn usually successful under its Boweh and Kidneys. Spinal affections prayer of tbe petitioner atemld not be granted. present managem«ttt. Mr. J. VY. Ban- 8ore Eyca, Bums, Piles, Wounds and Bruiaea. .croft, the Prinolpal, aeerus to possess a The outlay for this preparation Much better fhan plfla, and mueb easier to take. cases of loro of appepte, tiatniracy, female weak- j lira*. Irregnlaritire, pain In tbe ride and bowel*. I blind, protruding and bleeding piles, aud getters! ' debility. . READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Ja*. L. firnmlM- nireehanl. ISA Pnitnn LIVER E. Kimw!i*m nnd Miss Hannah McNair. er.e do not liCMltate to-plrdge for the future n cnntiiiiiauce of th' pre-eminent aueces' Svld by nil drttgeists. Price 25 cte. paper printed in Baid cuuntr, of Barry for Hut succreiuve "^eeks, immediately prevfoua to ra< Tukoat asd Longa—At this acasan <»f the year when <n«ugbs am! c«»M^ are troulilituxne every fsnirly shnald hnvc a DARLING'S REGULATOR H. C PtiNDLR. Jcdfic of Probate. *prt safe ami rertsin remedy <*n hand. Ran s«»m’s Hive Sy rwpT««lw is the very thing. school during .the past two years. ' PRODA TE ORDER-^TJLTK OF SMCHIGAN, It in n<4 nuly pleasant for clrildreu to take, County ot Barry e». but is a ci’r'alu cure lur Croup, Wh«**p At s semi on or tbe Probate Coen for tbe Ccuntv ing Cough, Bronchitis, Authtua, Couglia* an*! nil iiflvctixnt of thr Throat and Lungs. fh.ld l»y ail Druggists. Prica 25 cts. this State. Arnt’iig thi« m->re rM nt in­ [ao'2.4 G mouths.] . dications, we uotiee lh.it S. D. Bingham' deevased. lais withdrawn from the LitnsTng RepvbOn reading and filing the petition, duty verified of Sabrina H. Dogbee, widow of rani deceased, lican and ia aticeeedud in thu editorial pray ing, fur certain reaweua therein sei forth, fast c«>ndiict of that paper by Gko. I. Pausonb. Han.Jc jar*'____ BOOTS, SHOES, ' LIFE HITTERS, .rare talent for imparling education, nnd •with such •* •'IT-tried Aitaislnuts as Miss CROCKER Y! DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS Em been large and th* labor for its eritn- __________________ _ which induced a yinlsoi fcvor. 1 touk lw»'<tes<? DAKLiyG S LIVgR REGULA TOR Ever shown in this Market, which we arc prepared to sell at a small advance from NEW YORK COSTS. whioh has marked tbe progress of our to this alteck. l bad bran troubled with dvapapuin aerarel mouth•: I have fete nothing of it »ltxm.‘' OtiaStadley, Saq? ISM Brat Mtb Street, N Y., । Kidney coiupliitit three rear*, with cotreiut pain I in tbe small of my back. I bad rued tuonall Linde 1 J. 8, GOODYEAR & Co. LAEL&VS IirER BEGCIATOB. LIFE BITTERS. gistings Vritt (Eurnnt Tl»e Kafamazwi Ttleyrapk fa u»w edited Pr«>f A. B. Stunk. caday tbe s»U. I’cloca in the 10 t«. Mr. P. J. Avzar Del and. The Ijvingcton R'psfb’iroM <>fffats is oflHred for . mIc. J. Wheat, perbtreh. ■' ■ «1> Plltef peraous Wercated in said ealair.« aired taappear at ascsalunof raid Court, thr . Saunders, of tbe Eaton RrptMirwif pferr, And It Ir farther ordered, that tbe petitioner give uotiee to the pernor------ — * — —*— uf the peadrocy of said ; thereof, bv caiuiug a publiabad fa tha Rnfob w«'believe, the press enly, on which that Tbo Hastings Banntr paper ia prated. Tbakm.—Hod. F. W. , pltfaae accept our thanks KxLL<»oe will for n c^y "Ddafield'e Art of War in of Butter, “ * . feftw.:: " : Maple SuRdr." . AJao Senator COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. SPECIAL XOTICES- and Rrprewitptire Trowbimdok will ac- Dyspc pale and General Dobjlity. .ccfi thanks for aimllur favors. Durling'a Life Hitters, Casust-s, a erren G*ntrtjt4Dtio, March 8, JBM. . ttxy. W. n. Ix. Wallace, who was Dr. C.' W. ^OTAyr,—/terr5tr;-fortbabentfiI ■killtd, at the bakla of Pittsburg TjtntHng of snffrrinR humanity, psrndt me to aay that 1 have found rout Mcantlinevian HfooC Purifier is understood to be Gea. Law. Wallaae ad lil.Hid Pills a sure curt for ImSigeaunn end ver Complaint. 1 have suffered from the ofBHisata. ‘rieda^teihyHiyai b!u<m! Secretary of tha Interior has tHrinn w orrequested the editors of tbe New York All parsons having claims sgylait |hp J&tefao/-atorfo» C. Grijt.i, dr erased, are bcr«by pptifiyd and reqursttd u> prevent the rasia for axammaliob aud adjustment fa the undersigned Cotimteafonera.duly appointed by pm 1'robate Court for the county of Barre, W|.e will meet for such parpose, al tbo County Irreaarev’s effiea, intfie village of Bastings, In teifry ’ •••» DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR. fonndad. reply. DREGI AND MEDICINES, FAHiLY MEDICINE, Whan-ottr children are oct of aorta, <a give them a few drops, and it rata them all right. 1 find it an Tbe latter, however, made no “atrociona libel—an groundless as •<kw are mftmons." beur of too o'clock, A. M., on she respective day* above meutienvd. Six mouths from she third d*v cf March, teat., being the time limited by tbe Hon. Probate Court for She final adjustment of *archums against raid estate. Iu*—। M*—U . |k*~? aprit5 Ita»ntn. ff yrn nejd zither or both of these moat exeetjeat pamedifi*,inquire for tb.ejp at the ktoroa; if yuu do mil find thorn, take uoo;hiT, but mdose One Itollar in a letter, and an receipt of tbe mos­ ey. the Remedy or Remedies will be »ent according A. W. MAILRT, I OrnraHO H. S. HHEI.IXJN. f aMsere. Btichahnah.'xlmagh 70 years of age is fyhercspos it h ordered that Monday, the ICtb charge that Mr. d)F*cd«iiie aaowements ot thn Brwckm- he haa set himself to the work of r«-or­ ganizing a party to embarasa ihe admin istration, as lltoagu he iMsndvd U* make bo liridtm at the 1’iobese U&ee iu Hastings, aud shew causc.if any there be, why.foofirqyer »f the petitioner should nos be granted. . TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, BPICES'. PEPPER, PRUNE* FMi^RAlSWm^ODHSHj in fset, srerythlag iu tbs Grorery Hat, such as will ba utedsd for fstnilr use. rrived at Philadelphia a few <jay» »g^ I’earl Ambi :Am. ° c^bocw.ueipsF®>Xa-r Isit OMklasEx^mU, FdR.RJK BSPtCIAL DXKXHT OF TUX LAD1KS. (FhW «ltrert*oM sreomrsInyraehbnx. | Warranted superior to -AsyPnibribretbspohtiB. * . ... n.iitef.. To Da. Hkaatde Albany, X. Y.-jly Dear Doc r>*e**ed frauds copied as good anywhere, hr Mie MOtj. to take Likcnerara at the Bick or Deed, r to tee news of Pah.® Buildlogs, or private PENS. PBSClUi. INKH. PAPSR, EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, A* Ac. - - ’llb NOTICE ! Row to Saye Money I farm A llrrMBS*bk MM . wn of , oMa&ch night- Thu iiaprovosnut tn her up, e<u::j>lrxi<»n, t'.lgratlou, ste.. mtrprised m A rapid arid ponmMnbrastoratten to hreltb ihaodaiMtatfimBiML Tbe ROBERTS A BY RIKER. •■rnjing a pot Filin. I TIURtR) inFtfwo world, need twenty yaara b« railltona preaans annual­ ly ; alwaya’gfte aatWaction ; cental unotbing iqjariouv; palrj^.lxf<l by the'prigppxT physicians teiid-aurgcemw 'iu tb» 'Enina, clcgaatly coated r a ropy of in the Rrj printed at arAj •r. lettc Ambru- AND COPT (NG dona to order, on short notice' and Prices to suit orders, ftvm 30 eeate fo |J,00, Produced by Haaarts'a matebtem Fife, ninety-one cotitrabonde who «»d Ambrotype Jay of May, trt2. al eleven o'stock, ip the foreTheir wondrous works—tbe papers fill, . dent of United State*;. situatioas aa baww servants <nd GROCERIES! Crayon still in full possesalop Pf biw’i<?leHcct. that Herrick’s ffugnr Coated PHOTOORAPHIC &AIAHBY Bee Advertisement. For rale at Haatinga, by Boycars a Stxikbb. ms utvsitB, (tiovlfi S BUvd Purifi tv biob arise Prion, 35 cent* per Box, or SBoxoa for >1. Prepared by Dr. J. C. ATER A CO., Lowell. Mai*. ar FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPQSES.ONLTJE3 102 NatteftttBL. New York. Prize Ptrtry. ridge Democracy in Pennsylvonin ; plicne. Burning Fluid, DAN’L 8. DARLING, TATE OF MICHIGAN. Baur Corarr. as. . At a saaeion of tbo Probate Court, for the eouutv of Barry, boitfen at the Probate Office in the eiilaganf HaaUuga.on Tue^far the -J&tbday of 'X»rch in the jear of onr Lord oi;e lliousauil Vrindie^udge of Probate .•rcecnf S •r Joeiah Burge Exseator of tbo laat Will and Testament of raid deceased preying for certain rekaons therein set forth that be may be I beared toMlipprisin Beal fttate w said petition described fopthe purpose of PVNtf thfdebta of s|id d»- feffFQpl. -Flrtw tfChenllcnlB, Paints, Olis, Can Estate «f Martin C. Barge. were The National Tnltttigtnc^r pre Jl»T BECEIV^IU a new and most complete assortment <of World to furnish him the authority upon office” Roberts Al Striker, D. Weaterrett, Esq., ot South 5th, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. which suementoaHedfiog ‘improper spcc- iilatirtbaad roalCNasance in HAS! INGS DRUG STORE!!! Hay. (marsh.) [>e Europe.” Cuanblrm It is a thorough Mrs. Young. oUBrooklyn. writes: "Febraary 2-i. lMk>.—In May laat I hod a verere stlackofFilra S. C. FRINDLE. A fap for speeches and other congrcaeUnal .dortfflente. Darling's Livor Segulaor. 'to;: it f«>r mIv whenever a cash customer ©f,fera what the establishment ie worth. eeror found anything, equal,to in aCbrdinx immediate relief. Liver and bilHotM remedy WAR! Um, and Oml tb-«u ua uealknt punmUrr U <kata im eyetma aud ja«rV> tto _OnwA.no »/ Ur U-t. John g. mkaciiam.m. p Conetlpatlon.CoaUTaueee, Supprnv-loii Riarnanatlaau, Gout. Xeiiralcjn, DrorJ •y, Paralyate, Fite, eta.' JVwa Iff. J. H rvug^o, C’tjCa Too miarfa cunTO U roll ot your TilU f c Uu rem el endawww. irmhwa'eC our f.atereMy Ute fonrnl u..ro airlSrxl-u. ». I Imtw, Il^r alooW >.lo me Iu mveUb .. ter it fur it. Urfitf tlfo mnllfafrtai ■buo.rfW ftm,, fiK«! Krnarta teoityiiateI" Um Urar.teit jimt M1U affect tkil On High Prices, at the •has s'. IJ his interest in the Jaekarin Ciliiten tn J. J. Please give ci & call. tlwm an naellcut inaadr, when f«nm hi Wmi d/mltr, uiyl Junior. "ILcii <<«ii•*.»• B»kr< thiuu vaty ne<~.rebfo aad ctarevH.t f.t lbv trt > of »mum end cUlgrat. Dy»POPe**, Imparity ef tbe Dleod. ZVm J.rr. J. I*. Hutt jldtul Gtoici,Jti.". Pa. Aria: I tov* tmd yc«r Jtlh nd). «ui*. » •CTMi in my Ca»i!y end am.-ug tbow | mlM tn fal la dhtrvro. lo ilia vvraui U J,Lt«Uui Blnl purtfr Um Lluot. ll.iy nr» ll» »«y l—l r.aavi’f I tore •nr known, u<l I can eouMrudy Item ta rav 6U-X. X'.__ I V ’ JXHJtS ft L0TXLL. <3re/if JU* C A.< �4&U. ©Sfial firti rt.i FAMILY AliRAHRX USOOUT of IDtoaa. I—HANNIBAL HAHUx, of Hsu I t* NEWS .v<re^yr*e DwnJ^ULMOX P. CHASE, TBI DETROIT A LARGER, CHEAPER ARD BETTER Briattreto will “LOW PRICES s—», V r«-S°STstStot. «r Tau, GREAT INDUCKMUTB TO CLUBS. Coon,;—XOTTOOMEMT BLA1H. „r GRANT & SPAUDLGIN -JOHN CATROB, of Tmimmm. - PETER V. DANIEL, of Ya. —SAMUEL NELSON, of N. Y. —ROBERT C. GRIER, of Penn. —WF STILL— -NATHAN CLIFFORD. ofMc. -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. WI WfflTffiffflM •TATE orriCEKI. WOOD. UMii.tehUs Tbo Dxtboit W exalt Tridvke is now IT WILL MEND LEATOE1 in its Thirteenth Year. R if a Larger, >nil your HanwM. fluwjis, *eHa. Been (Reaper, and, for Michigan readers, a IT WILL MEND GLASS, Better Family Newspaper,than any Newthe pfoeasef the* expensive ent Glass York, or other Eastern Paper published. IT WILL MEND IVORY. It contains Eight Pages of Seven columns each, making it larger than the New York Tribune. It furnishes te Michigan rea IT WILL MEND CHINA. than six years, end have acquired an ders all Important General News as Ful­ ly and Later than any New York Paper, far exceeding any Family Medicines of a end Telegrapblc.F‘oreiign.Domestic, Easi IT WILL MEND MARBL^. similar nature in tbo market. ere and home Market NEW8 FROM Ab appreciating public wm not long io THREE TO FOUR DAYS LATER discovering they possessed remarkable IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. THAN ANY NEW YORK WEEKLY PAPER, which with its Agricultural, No matter if th*i broken Pilcher did »et cost but and hence their ' Commercial, miscellaneous, and Stele important Local News from all* parts. News Deparlmouts,—giving, each week, and consequent profit to tho Proprietor, thu a summary Of all interesting and enabling him to expend oi Miebiiran— its devotion to the It will Mend Bone, Coral. Lava, and ia fact every thing but Metab. Local and General Interests ot Michigan, of dollars each year in advertising their give to Ito columns Attractions which merits, and publishing the Ctlitens of Michigan cannot find in any New York or other Eastern Paper, nnd which cannot but make it a more welcome which hero been showered upon hint from visitor to the Family Circle, the Farmer Mechanics. Merchant, or Professional The peculiarity of tho Man, and give* to the Detroit Weetly Tribune superior claims to their palron"It is always rteAr; this cotnneud* Il to evsryis that they strike at tho root of Diseaa* nge. Reffular, reliable correspondents with by eradicating every particle of impurity the Michigan Regiments in tho Army,nod and? IN OUBLKEW TRADE; Come and See !! HVAE JL'ST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM Aw \X\e "B\oo^ PROSreCTL’S FOR 1982. The Daily Advertiser has entered its ’SHE CXSjT Political. it lerves a fearful blight upon thecountry or nation seeking to-outspread and uphold The War It will also advocate a vigorocs and dcte.-piined proaecutic.*! of the present 'war against-treason and J.'sunion, until tha last vestige of this most 'innalural aad wicked rebellion is crushed out Newt Department. . \ The proprietors are resolved to spare R0 p^ins or expense to make the AdvkrTIMS *n l^at constitutes a good newspaper' to any published in the Wes^ •WUb this view an able corps of roportara, w filers and correspondeotsbaa been engaged, jshose attention passing event ot* impartono wh.’ ' every claim. Anangmcnta have wen jnade ensu.'‘Dg for this paper the most' complete com­ pendium of foreign intelligenccpnblished in any paper west of New ‘York, while our facilities for obtaining domestic news,’ military, political and general, arc riot su rpassed by any other journal, - Besides , having paid .correspQndentn -in- *2'- the. Which wo offer it vxrtisxr in the first rank. Kve X3v\«\u.qXcA for curing BypMlie, Skin (Iliscascs, Old S-^reo, Bali J?heum, l^heumatixm. Q^spepeia, Stale Headache,. Liver Oomplaint, Fever and Jlgue, Leuaorrhcaa, — . Complaints, — -• Female Erysipelao, St. jSnthony'c Fire. Tumors, Eruptions, _ . Fits, Bsrcfuloxts Consumption, etc. Wia & ew groceries HARD-WARE! (Xood. and you should try them before going for a physician. Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local agent, and read tho certificates, and if you have erar doubted you will DRY GOODS1 Stacks of •«»t kin g ft. w«kl. !»• °( *” ?7* - “a *?’ I nftMired It has alwsva bee». SmSttiilU to newspaper. ~ 1 tero? This paper has been greatly Roberta A Striker, Ilaatutn, Eli Nfcholi,OraaMTiUe Mills, T. A. De Reimer, Middleville, M. 11. Swift, Prairieville, and by Druggists and Her- ., kU, «* WILL HELL, It is a very large sheet, containing thirty six celemi of racing malUr. £> J^y Tli. ",l*crib*r '• Dt’w prepared io Ml “ funoabod matter • every formis worthy ten OROCEIIES ~ • - ■■ v»j 1 viM < THISX HARD TTMI8- er, drover and Is published every Tuesday .Thursday and Saturday morning; and sent by mail to all parts, on the morning of publication at #3.00 per annum ; two enptes, #5.00* five copies, to one address, #10.00; aad any larger number at the same rjj?. It Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. WftHB . '-’wAorrt.dr sir JOHNS «fc CBONLrjr, (Sole Manufacturers.) 78 WILLIAM STREET. Corner of Libertr StroeL NEW YORK. Important to Huuae Owners. Imporant to Builders. reX <>B COFFBB. FEMALES. Important Ut Railroad Companies. Important to Farmer* To all whom this may concent and it eon cernt everybody. JOHNS ds CROSLEY'S JMPROVKD OCTTA PK1CHA CEMENT ROOFING. IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF supply. . DR J. BOVEE DOBS’ Imperial Wine ^ittqn Ara prapartd bran eminent andaklllfulplyaiaan wbabaa them .weeeanfujlr f, hi* pmetka for Ute last twenty Are years. Tha .proprietor, Although ibo medical mkc of the cecatry. as a OnwaJ tkiasdapprove of 1’atwtt H»diri«K’»< Tho. article has been thoroughly tested in New Turk and all part* of tbe United *8taUa^Canada, We«t Indira, and Centra! and South America, on budtl;ugs of all kinds, each as Facroaise, Fotnrn- anl othero. ard hat tiro red tn be tbe CHEAPEST and MOST DURABLE ROOFING is Met i: >a fai "•K'W'J* F,RK WATLB weather .nj kiii'J* «oora or ILL la all oe-iy a*U»<j pUcrt, wither. TI.R8- 7 «»ona»I ocw: brc*kla«A DR. J. BOVEE DOD» ISUIEM. imn onrr-wr»a < V" ■" »u» cemblne^ntfi Barberry. SaiomMt't Seal. Cu ‘.J , ■xrccuuy. which in Ml- No Heat ia required in making application ft can be applied by any one, and when finished forms a perfseily Fiu Paoor ro<faee.with an «ImHo body, whkh'caunal be in- r"-------TOXIC, lUDlCIKE AJiD HETKRAGK lUlBOUASE ONE BOTTLE!! GIHTA PERCHA CEMENT, M.W. of ,U £ W, whra espnad toft. 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Our aim and W» hare every kind uf goods, inch ae after trying every medicine in his reach. design is to furnish to Michigan readers ANOTHER was cored of Fever Sore a Michigan Family Newspaper, equal which had existed fourteen yean. * ANOTHER of lihenmatism of eight yean. in Size nnd GenernLlutereat, and Better Cases innumerable of Dyspsmia and Liver for them than any New York or other Complaint could bo menHonea in which tho Eastern paper at the loiecetprice paeeible PuriStrand Pills to Clube, RS a means of preparing and fortifying Its political friends on State Issues nnd all questions B(a>e Policy, nnd Sinle Administration, and ns an induce­ are the moat active nnd thorough pilie that ment to Voluntary Effort on the part of tho Republicans of Mieliigan, for the bare ctor been introduced. They act so direct!) * “ “ tly--------upon“ths’ Liver, excit-1 |ieneral* gnixi, * tn got up _ Clubs and extend ing that organ to sue"______ __ __________ “^*t**14 *^e_ !,s circulation to every organixod Town system doo* not rctapao lake ta fonavr w- •■hip in the State. Republicans ! Rally dition, which is too ant to bo tho case with to the support of your County and State simply a purgative pill Papera. They are really a Persons cngngft)g<t<. get up Clubs am requested to send in suUcribcra’ names which, in conjunction with the as fast as U»taincd,at I JOO a year. Sub­ scriptions may cntr.iscaee at-any time.— will earn all tho aforementioned diseases, PAY ALWAYS IN ADVANCE— and, of Ahemsalres, will relievo and cure W hen a Club has been forwarded, nd ditions may be made to it on the same Headache, Cootivenese, terma, whether sent in by the parson Oolie Fains, Cholera jforlus, forming it or not. 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REPUBLICAN BANNER carrots to en bet one kind of food to a VOL 6 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1862. with the Merrimac. It is j thing. It does not look tanity tn day. I will attempt to write a little in umr to yours, which 1 received . a vessel than an old ox cart; butito power and capability was proved beyond all question of doabt by that famous contest ft wav, no doubt, sll uf tbe time teal 1 have had no oppor tooity for writing, and In feet I have not much convenience fur it now. therefore you will excuse pencil marks, and please pan "all imperfections by." My health still remains nil that could EAI.ER in all kinds of Family Groceries, be expected. You will see that we have Stone and Woolen ware, and a emend uleft the Potomac and that we are now at lortmeut ef Proriaionx, Also Notary Public. or near Fortress Monroe. How large a D portion of the Army of the Potomac are ROBERTS * STRIKER, being transferred to this place 1 am un­ able u> say, but there in a large force con­ centrating at this point. "Rower** Block,' Butina*, Mich. We left our camp on Friday, March 14th, marebed to tbe vicinity of Alexan­ W. PARKER, W HOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries end Provisiona. Pork, Lard, Bolter, and -1 Ll^l. —e U__ . I.......La dria. where we halted, and were ordered to pitch our tents. This we did and fort altlmugh it rained more or lees du­ ring the night KKAPPEM & BURROWS. and counsellors at law. Solicitors in Chancery. Tax and Insurance so that »e were completely out and drenched completely. Office, 'comer of Maia aad Bardick Street!, Kalamazoo, Michigan. A. A. Kmapsk, . J. C. Btraaowi. upon tbs aides of the Monitor, where tbe balls of the Merrimac struck, with no other damage than denting the iron pls­ ling sn Inch or two. Truly this la an age of Yankee enterprise and inven­ tion. We expected to land before night but were delayed, and at dark we spread our blankets en the floor of tho deck, to pan another night on board, it began to rain very hnrd, but as our Company occupied the rear of the upper deca, we bad a roof over iw; but tho sides were all open except a light railing, the rain drove in upon our floor, and as tbu bos’ rocked the water would roll back and forth un­ der and among us. Some gut up and packed up nnd sat around as well as they could; but i concluded to lay and take it, and just as I bad b«gan to duse, bang came tbe jib of a schooner in among us, which brought us all up standing. After some time she got Imwe and went her drowned I tell you Henry, this was rather a serious time and for the first time I begnn to feel dis­ part with her. I again laid down and slept until day light. The next tnurning. (Thursday) when I awoke I was lying in about Bn inch of wa­ ter and was wntwhat wet; bul what of SWEEZF.Y dk ALLEM. We went to work pecked up our and let those “sojer" who wanted to.— that. TTORNEYS AT LAW aad Solicitors in Chan­ Huwever there wax no use of grumbling, blankets and about nine o'clock went cery. Particular attention paid to Conreyash--re. so we stood it as well as possible. Sun­ MBciag, the investigation of title* to Land Furlrow Moon>e is a very strong po­ day was quite a pieaunt day, and it was sition and well deserves ths name of employed by us to very greet advan­ Furtrusa Wo marched about two miles and slopped where wo now are, near the tage. village Hampton. This vilisge yen will Munday morning we packed up our remember waa burnt during the Revolu­ n. WRIGHT, traps, marched Into Alexandria and about tion, and last summer it again shared tbe A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, jtl. and c d'cilor and Counsellor m Chancery.— n>K>n went aboard the steamer, John •nme fate at U>e hand* of tbe rebels when Brooks. There were on board this boat they evacaated it. All that now remains of it ia the chimneys and the brick nails. Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq., RUAieville. our Reg. and two companies of the It is a desolate looking scene, and I sbntrid Barry County, Michigan. Michigan 2*1. as so*>n as we were loaded think it had once been n very fiine little w® pushed out into the stream and came village. The only building left standing DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF TITE PE ACE. General Land and to anchor; all of the officers were employ­ is the summer residence of ex-Presidenl ed in loading troops, as fast as one boat Tyler, wbu being in sympathy with the icbel cause. His property was spared wns loaded it would push offend anchor from the ruin, but it will never benefit in the channel. At dark myself and com­ him more, for he died at Richmond the JACOB FERRIS, rade* made up our beds on the Hurricane past winter. Died a rebel against the deek, under nne of the light boat and alept country that had bestowed upon him the MICHIGAN. IONIA. highest honors in the power of the Amer­ soundly all night. ican People. i. HOLBROOK, Tuesday morning we again began the We are lying about two miles to the work of umbnrking nod sIkjuv noon our Westward uf the Furl, and on the road divisiou being all on boaid, anchors were to, and about six miles from Big Bethel, weighed and the fleet started down the which you will remember was the scene J. M. RVMELL, of one of uur early blunders which result­ Potomac. It ronsteted uf fifteen large ed in a reverse tu tbe FederAl arms. It Steamers all heavily laden with troop*, was occupied last week bv our forces be­ and several sail vt-asels, carrying the three ing defended by a small force of the ene­ JOHN ROBERTS, couraged and to wish myself at home, A lilYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwellingoa Broad­ way, near the Cour»4lou»o. bnttcrie* and the squadron of Cavalry which belongs to uur Division. you it was a splendid sight. 1 tell The brass OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a bands took their station on the deck and ten-1 to all bn.inet! er.trtioted to him with We . prom pt net* and BdelUy. Reaidence, Johnstown.. played several fine nationtl airs. Barry connty, Mich. Dianka kept always on hand. soon passed Ft. Washington which ia sit­ N uated upon tbe Maryland side and com­ mands th® channel of tbe river. Soon after Mount Vernon was left behind, and in the course of a few hours we began to pass the rebel batteries, which were now J. M. NEVINS, silent and deserted. ICTotary P«b!le, and Tax agent Particular XI attention paid to making out Deeds, Mort- At the A quia land ing which was their principal nnd strong­ est position, be smoke still bung over tbe place, the rebels having fired it when they left. At dark tbo fog began to settle pretty S. C. PRINDLE, ■’ PROBATE, Notary Public, Gvn- thickly end a gun was fired from tbe sig­ nal ship to come to anchor. We made our beds on tbe floor of the deck nnd I slept soundly DANIEL STRIKER, lOUNFY CLERK. Notary Public aad Gwral until tbe morning dawn­ ed. we found the fog had cleared op during the night and sad Notary pMc. OSes ia the Cwrt Hoooc. and opea at all egister of deeds, R the fleet had got under weigh and we were now steaming down tbe Chesapeak Bay. and I found myself for the first time on salt water, and near!y out of sight of land, only a point here OUNTY TREASURER. OBee ia the Coart strung along, some being near us, others Hsnas. ... C plunging their way along, nearly out of sight in tbe distance astern, while some were entirely hull down, only their huge to & eJre; ta aay Of A Courts of Uuo State. OReo Mbs Caert Housa. •moke stacks being visible, from which the black wreaths of smoke came curling ouL became quits BTEBBON A ELLIX, ACTCREB aad 4eofcr I. ^nri h*DC- The train ia subsequently a graduate at West Point Ihecondoecollect tbe scrraaefluy ho comet to dreaeed fa deep mourn- Merriman would have done had tbs bat it rained ail day and all night very hard, ttorneys A The next day [Saturday] incident that of tbo railroads During eight euccedlng yean, he served io the army a Lieutenant and Adjutant of writing before is, that I have been so busy MARON ALLKN, fell at ths battle of Pittabum is foUy Armed, was a native of Mason county, Hon; sad m far as my experience goes, chink it immiKMnrfWato keep a horse in goad eswditioe witboot changing his food ala free by carrote or bran msahea Tbs chief value of carrots seems to ms to be their slightly laxative properties and their magical effect on tbe skin and hair, togatimr with their Atiawtef proper tie*; moreover their judicious use often, times prevents tbe applications of those terrible concoctions called “horse med- SflurcUanj gistilttp’ JJwmttss SirwtMi, GRANT A SPAULDING, NO. 5L troops, with the rank of Colonel. He _ __ lady quickly puts her hand in her pocket for the same, and ft la gone, with tbe wallet containing all tbe money within which the ticket HOiaiur, dui soon rose to uc a nrigauisr General of the Texan army. In 1887, he took the Command-in Chief in Texas, and in 1R39 he acted as Secretary of War of the new Republic, under Prsal- hard hearted kind,—one of those men no wen. ro aiexico, wncr® nc se* * cu six months as Colonel of tbe let Texas Regi­ rung tho bed. stoDDed tbe train, and tbe ment After this bo ret!rad toe planta­ young woman and her little oosb were tion in Brasoria county, Texas, where be ordered from the cars, she weeping, as is remained until appointed try General easy to imagine a person would feel under Taplor, in 1949, aa paymaster in the army. When the enrolment of four new regiments was proposed by the Pieree this scene. Ho had left the engine and Admlatotrsticn, be was appointed by advanced to where the lady waa standing Jeff. Davie, then Secretary of War, Col­ looking so distressed and fnendlMs. Tbe onel of tho Second Cavalry, with his engineer had a big, warm heart Putheadquarters at San Antonio, Texas.— There he reraslned till 1857, he received tbe command uf the United States forces th® Lady,. sent to coerce tbe Utah Mormons Into obedience, and conducted tho remarkable expedition across the plains to Salt Lake City. On tbe close of the Mormon troubles h* was sent to California, end on tbe death of Gen. Clarke, assumed the command of the department of ths Pa­ cific. Shortly after the rebellion got un­ der way, his loyality was suspected, and Gen. Sumner was sent out to supersede him. Before Gen. Somner readied Cal ifornla, Johnston had left his command to join the rebels. He took tbe overland route, with three or four companion, on mtilee, and passed through Arizona and Texas, and thence to Richmond. At the car again. Il ia shameful you should thus bo treated. ■ The lady hesitated about receiving it, but was in a desperate strait Sbowerfog numberless thanks upon the noble engineer, and insisting upon receiving his name and address, she returned to her cars, and tbe train went on Ita way. About one month from tho time the engineer received a note requesting him to call at tho express office and take from thenc® package addressed to. him. He did so. upon opening tho package, ho found ft to contain fifty dollars and an elegant gold watch, seals and chain. Up­ first he wns appointed to a rebel com­ on the Inside of tbe case was inscribed mand on tbe Potamoc; but, upon tbe I the golden Rule, ths substance which is great importance of the Western Depart­ do unto others aa ynu wish others to do ment befog seen by Jeff. Daria, be was to you. appointed to take chief command at Bow­ ling Green. siege of Vera Crux, and when severely wounded, he continued on the tbe field, urging on his men, until a ball passing through his lung* struck him down. He was carried from the field, and reported so near dead that obituary notices appear­ ed of the gallant General, in nearly all the papers of tbo country. Even in the vicinity of the battle-ground his life was fur weeks despaired «»f, and the anecdote of his curs is remarkable, ns would ap­ pear improbable did the man not live at the present time to verify tbe statement, inridge, a Secessionist General, and for ft appears that he wm entirely given over my. who Umk “leg bail for security," as Vice President, Joe Lsne. -frboee prefer- by the army surgeons, when a Mexican soon as the ‘Yankees’ approached. Three enees are for the rebels. \ doctor said he would live If he would let uftheir men were shot by our advance The Soft Shell, dough faced, Pro Slave­ him remove the coagulated blood from scouu who were dose uptm them. We ry Democracy, of which Mr. N. J. the wound. Shields, as a kill or cure are about sixteen miles from Yorktown Waterbury is an exponent, supported remedy, told him to try, and a fine silk of Revolutionary fame. It is said io be for Vice-President Hersebell V. Johnson, handkerchief was worked and finally held by considerable of a force ; but tbe new Attorney Geaerai In ths Cabinet drawn through hia body, removing the whether they will make a stand there, is of Jeff. Daria. extravauted blood when daylight could more than 1 am able to say, but 1 do not The supporters of the Fusion electoral be seen through the hole. And yet to think they will. I don’t know what is tu ticket in thia Stale thus cast their votes day shields is a hale and hearty man, free be tbe point at which we shall strike; but for four Scocssioinats I from disease or any incon venienea from it is pretended by the rebels that their Ababam.Lincoln and Hamlin consti hi® wound, which was considered at tbe force which fell back from Mannseas and luted the only loyal ticket for the offices time as mortal, having been made by a the lower Potomac, are to make the line of President and Vice-President. large copper bail, and going directly thro’ of defence along the Rappahannock ; bul Some of the men who supported Seces­ hia body and lungs. that is altogether impossible for you will sionists and whose hearts are still with sec that we are in tbo rear and en the lheir old masters, arc uow reading lec­ Cottom Comivo.—The Glsnndalo ar­ flank of .that position and also of Rich­ tures to the men who supported loyal rived here yesterday from Pittsburgh mond. It is very doubtful whether they ists. They are especially affecting when Landing, Tennessee river, with some two will attempt to stand any decisive battle they speak of the ConstitutioB, and Its hundred bales of e*>tton shipped by the >o Va. guarantees, and all that. But there arc planters to their brokers, in this city.— There is tio lack of “Pussons of color” thousands who thank God that tbo can­ One of our houses received 108 bales, about here. They are as thick as strawdidates of these men were not chosen, beriee In June. The most of them are who eschew tbe doctrines of the parties another 74, a third a smaller number, making about two hundred balsa. This Contraband, and are under the supervis­ which misled them, and who will here­ cotton was shipped by the planters fur ion and protection of Gen. Wool. Many after act with the Republicans only. their own benefit, and ia not confiscated of them are employed by tbe officers uf cotton. Borne of tbe planters of that re­ the army as cooks. The most get a livelihood as best they can. When we Gx». Scsxscx and tu Slatn . Catchxn. gion, now hero, represest that large quan­ first arrived here many of the soldiers —After Gon Schenck’s arrival at Cum­ tities of oottou have been burned, but proceeded without delay to initiate them­ berland, oue of his first decisions, says a not by tbe planters, ft is done by tbe selves into the art ofoyster fishing. The correspondent of an Ohio paper, was very rebels, at the command of ths military Hampton Creek which rune by here con­ characteristic. A seoesh Col. had sold authorities. Itisonlyafew days since tains large l»eds of oysters, and the beys his negro to tho Confederate government, that sotns planters from the interior ap were promising themselves fine sport and taking pay, of course, lu script. Tbe ne­ plied to Gw, Grant for assistance in eavextra living; but they were promptly gro, employed in fortifications, managed ing their cotton from destruction at tbo bands of tbe rebels, and he sent a force slopped by Gen. Wool, who staled that the oysters were kept for the Contrabands rn rnselfcorudderably. A constable know­ offive hundred men, with a large trans­ who by taking them to eat and to sell, ing the fact, and wishing to turn a penny, portation train, and brought no small were enabled to partially support them­ brfo the negro thrown into prison as an amount within our lines, where it was escaped slave. Gen. Schenck, 'hearing safe. Talk about tbe planters burning selves and tbu« save a great expense to the Government, which would otherwise the facts sent for the parties. "By what right" be asked of the constable, “do vou be obliged to support them wholly. hold this man In prison ?" "As * fugitive Tl>e weather has been rather cool since from service.** ‘•Don’t you know that he A Mibags.—Ono of the moat splendid and the stiff sea breaae; but it is plainly to be seen that we are in a different eft- we h»vr a law In Maryland that covers u»<_. General." “And I have a law upon w bich It can be dadded. CM. Pur- ity U ths Illinois Citral RsHresd Depot ter, set that negro at large, and put this could be pteialv AUomted, with the na­ constable In his ptec®.” Tbe astonished ked aye, the village*, forests and bluffs snapper up of trifles was marched off to of the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, ______ sixty miles distant Vessels miles out It. The Republicans were tbe onio party that did not at tbe last Presidential elec­ tion vote for a Secessionist either for President or Vice-President. Tbo “Union” party, whose platform waa the “Constitution, and whose organ was the New York JgrpreM, supported for President, John Bell, now a rauk Tennessee Secessionist. The Simon-Pure Pr«»-Slavery Demoeracy supported for President, J. C. Breck­ v. riving aooui. oorso mouicim., re­ minds me of a does which I beard a man say be gave to a boras for Oollc. The internal dose consisted of one pint of lamp oil. Strangs to say, the horse re­ covered, but as the owner remarked, seemed “rather shaky" for a few dsys. And now if any of the readers of your admirable paper hare a bum attaked with colic, let them give him a quart of warm flax seed tea, with one or two tea­ or to remove that deadly chill which to often accompanies those attacks. If they have to employ a veterinaiy surgeon, let them stand over him with Dr. Dudd in ons band and Yonalt in tbe other, unleu surgeon was honestly gotten—not picked dp; But Tam forgetting all about etrrota. In keeping horses in that wholesome condi­ tion so necessary for work either upon tho road or farm, carrots are with me indispensible, and I would aa, soon think <«f keeping homes al! winter without carroti or bran, as I would of keeping them on either hay or grass alone. In summer a little grass now and then can taka their place. It ft my aim to bring horses out in the spring in good eondltin, not need­ ing (If they ever do) bleeding, or a doto ofphysic. With this end in view, 1 have always fed from two to six quarts uf washed and sliced carrots al noon, and In nine cases out of ten have accomplished my end.” Preservation of Leather. M. Jenna, of Eligin, Kane County, write® in answer to an inquiry fur a pre­ servative for leather, that he has twoone for boots, and the other fur harness, which he '‘obtained from n man who had harness in the East India servW—m be said-—by paying for it; tbo former. was given to me as an especial favor. I have tested them both for several years, and find them first rate—either Is worth to every sunseriber of ‘our paper* the price for one year. They are as fol­ lows: For bools and shoes—^Tske 6 ox. bay berry wax; 4 co. beeswax: 8 ox. mutton or beet tallow , one third paper lampblack pulverized. Mdt and stir a good deal. Heat a brush to apply with. For harness—beeswax, one half pound ; mutton talow ono half pound ; neatsfoot oil, ono pint; yellow soap one fourth lb. Boil until completely melted, keeping them well stirred all the lime. Apply warm ; the leather being moist and clean. Hang the harness in a w^rm place—a tvarm, sunny day is best-'When finished, if rubbed briskly with' a dry, clean cloth, a fine polish will bo obtained, giving every appearance of new leather. If any blacking is needed, use lampblack. I am confident that 20 per cent, will be nd Jed to the wear of harness treated once a year with the above preparation." Valuable Recipe. t The following valuable recipe for "mending porcelain, glass, &c., wc copy from Godty for March : Take of fosfoglass two.irachms, wet it with water and allow it to stand until softened; then add as much proof spirits as will rather more than cover it and dissolve with a moder­ ate beat. Take of guru mastic ono draobm, dissolve it m two or three drachms of rectified spirit. Mix the two solutions, and stir in one dracm of gum ammoniacum in a fine powder, and rub down with a little water. Keep the ce­ ment in a bottle. When required for use, place the bottle fo warm water and apply tbe cement with a slick or a small bard brush to the china, previously warmed. Compress the pieces firmly together until cold, taking care to make tbe tact perfect, and using a very Ibiu layer of the cement. . Rkmsot fob Vtuit Bccml—4 writer in ths Garmautowu TtUgrcjth asserts that radishes planted io tbe hill with jpalon or cucumber seed will save the yfoca from bugs, beesuae the bugs like the rad­ ish plants belter than tbe vlnaa, and will, eat them first, and is tbe meantime tbe vine plants grow to a size that lha bugs do not molest them. Tbe experiment should be tried. Borne Umg Island farmers plant so much cucumber seed ilutX tlxc bugs cannot eat them nil and so save enough to grow. A late judge was a noted w young lawyer was once making effort before him, and bad thrown । ii v,i 'w—/— ———w~- un the wi City seemed to be within the limits of fee upper Chtosgo. As an atmospheric paring for ilmoapberio phenomcphene r Man it excelled ; Next be ba trifled wife thiug produced by the mostakilUw lidigilatewr. A unrap ia not of qseot oeeurreeoa ia fee section, but it •ben the bull was chad Pg Um thru gave U tbe dheriptiou <‘ ewe Po/f �The Sitaatioa at Corinth. We are indebted to the Ddlro t Tribune rtWOTT OGILX AJ.DWIXU FCS* FUSTOei, -— .— ri.— —, . _____ TniffTfiM for the fi,How ing succinct nnd clear stnle- MOSXTS.—Abraham Lincoln. old position in town. - - ~ zr--1 . A party drthcrfbft Mm re foe fato our armies of the Southwest: - . . .... UMsnrt Uajwiaal of.Jafl Dasia fothe rebel camp, and that it was understood “Tbe situation of the western arn Yertrtewx. General Modsllsa, with his great trader the command of Gen. Hal very • interesting. The enemy ofcamp army is st Yorktown and fcas be-oo for nearly tiiree weeks. on a stupendous scale; and tbo great rerults likely to &>w from the victory won or lost, renders the siege of Yorktown tbe one object which fixes public atten­ tion, snd thrills all hearts with the liveliest interest. We have thought with such a General as McClellan Is supposed to be, at the bead of 150,000 men, left no room to doubt of the final fiivorabla (er- mi nation of thia groat struggle. What­ ever want of confidence wo have felt in McClellan’s ability to sustain himself as Commsnder-lti-chicf uf all the forces, we have never dared to doubt bis ability* to But command a single division. we must confess our faith somewhat shaken when the peculiar organs of hu command begin to Jose confidence. There is n elaas of journals who have attempted to force him up tbeladder ol fame upon the shoulders of our fighting generals, In oth­ er parts of tho country. But since he lias been placed in position to stand or fall by his own merits, bis trumpeters are quakeing as it were, in their very boots; and are laboring to parry the stunning effect of a defeat from his reputation.— Witness the fuUoaing from the New York Sxprtu: “General McClellan, and there ia no use to disguise it, is in a tight place, un­ less the navy can open to him James river, or York river,—to bring which about, there must be some doth, some risk, or else he must return, and, chang. | ing his tactics,first capture Norfolk before he attempts Richmond. Pent up on a sw ampy creek or river line of six miles —bis superiority of force, if he bas it— a rails him little, against continuous and connected rifle pits, prolonged batteries — rsar-guarded by other batteries, an that, as it were, the work of Sebastopol is before him. unless the navy enables him to Jlanl these pita, and these heavy batteries. All accounts agree In saying that the rebel army have fortified this Peninsula accoraing to the highest and httest rules of war.’" Now we believe the country would foci perfect!v safe trenching to be progrestfrt throughout Tho prqmrafrons fur attack and dofsnse are undoubtedly were Generals Curlisa, rnw a lonnfttaj a^rh ecBfeased that bo could not help retiring. What means are providud for meettag him I Ws nuu* in tta first place that an able General Is at tee bead of tbe ewm-' bined armies of Grant and Buell, and it waa for want ofGeneratehip that we were so hardly used in the late battle. Next, as to the position of our forces. The Hue of railroad possessed by Sea. Mitebell, at Huntsville art the vicinity, was of thu greatest importance to the enemy, for he required it both to keep up his commu­ nications and to transport supplies for fete army. It will compel him to quit fortifying and get ready for a fight orw retreat. With his targe army, and sup­ plies in part cut off, be cannot delay___ The movement of Commodore Foote, and Gen. Pope, on the Mississippi, is substenl tally flanking Beauregard's forces, and they will soon be compelled, if.tbey do not choose to risk an engagement, to tali back on a line further south. There is no doubt Beauregard can make a handsome retreat. He always has an eye for that. He has no less than three pendiel roads open to him~from Corinth by tbe Mo bile and Ohio Railroad ; from Memphis by tho Tennessee and Mississippi; snd from Jackson by the Mtesiasippi Central, which is joined by the Tennessee and Mississippi Railroad at Yallabssbs, and is connected with the Mobile and Ohio by ths Southern Mississippi Railroad at Jackson. Thus in theiatitade of Jackson the whole rebel army could be gathered together. But retreat will dishearten hie army, expose s valuable region of country in his rear, pct him further from bis best sources of supply, and make lbs final and not far distant dispersion of his army inevitable.” Ik Favor of Stavxbt.—Our exchanges tell ua of a Democratic ticket voted in Grand Rapida, upon which was endorsed “1 am in favor of slavery in Michigan.” Here is an honest and consistent Demo­ crat for you. ty. He understands bis affini­ He votes tbo Democratic ticket for a reason. Thousands of persons tbe Democratic ticket simply their father and thdr father’s ted it. vote because father vo­ Some vote it from habit; others from personally selfish motive^ while comparitivcly few of the rank and file ataea Mm Tran. .»« Uli. erlcksbuijg, and even North Csnditjia, and the lUbel Gwerals nprtty. declare their Intention to make tMi the great bat­ UanlwlalH parhapa na.no. Aaaa Tie of the war, and the strongest con* icCbwic»t<>o and a»v*Boah for ih. purport am fiaqnal anaion In ihm wa aaa Is expressed of a triumph over the of defeating BuelFs army, which would aral forces and driving them fiotu the tb rnske kn aArenoe firom’here, but not only Insure ns the valley uf tbe insula. of course, no credit is given to them as Mfssteaippl, for oar glorfoos fodepen"ftere is almost constant skirmishing it is an old story. There are a gwdly going on by the riflemen, and ftwaaionalnum bar of Mr oompaay wU are xnti- ly abet and shell are thrown with great plaieing, bat tarfy ewo or tww wbo are atmtaurhaA<m nhn. «to 4btlM a*W"n.rrtzW b m> eontfdorod to be dm „been severs! boys There Wye a jfrnni tho company, they boteg uaeble either from sicknww or other erntsee, to perform tbe duties of a soldier, art I prosy me as there are a ftw more that ought to be sent home, they will undoubted be discharged soon. Take the men in this Reg. oolfoc- wounded. Now York, April 19. ly and firmly attached to their snperiw The Herald'» Fortress Monroe eurresofficers as any Reg..in this Brigade, at^ j portent, uocter date of April ITlh. Mates : cuoreqaandy we base taken great insoraat •’From rear army before Yorktown i bear From Informsio our drills, art I thick now tael we can the most cheering news. tian received from a soldier, I learn that compete wltb aey well drilled or disci isst evening a Caloocl and Lieutenantplined Reg. ‘Dirough Sams channel I Colond from the rebd army oaine over have heard that eomc pereun nr parsons to our liore and wrrendered themselves in or about the vicinity ofllaetags, into ss prisoners, of war. These twn officers been daring to throw afore or eenwres slso report that u> entire Irish brigade mu deed, aad by order of Jeff. Davie were nt ex-Lieut. Jacob Maus, of this company, deprived of their arms and sent ta tbe on account of.hie resignation, or, in other words, say chat be woe a coward and re- A letter from Col. Bernes, of the Mas sachusetts 18lh. received at Boston, state* that the ntmiber of the fora* of tea rasmy is not so forge ss has hem stated, and to say that Jacob Maus is uo coward (art dims not now exceed 40,000 or 50.000 the whole company te of th# same opin­ man* neither are th air guns nf so for­ ion) art from yhatyver cause be resigned midable character as has been generally _ Cui. Banis further says: it was not from any oowaftily motive reported. “Our siege guns have coma, and before nor principal, butduring bis sojourn with long they will be at work upon the rebel the company he was loved as a brother breastworks. Gan. McClellan, 1 boar, is soldier, and highly respected as an officer. aixsut ready to attack the plans, nud when I am confident teat mery moenber of be commences, the rebate will not bold Co. F. will bear me out in saying, that out vary leng.” Co). Barnes is oonsid •red one of tbe ablest officers in the ser­ during his stay.be was considered a true vice, many of tbe Gvoerals under whom patriot to hia country, and endowed with be is serving, having graduated at courage equal to any oi our officers, and Wset Point under bis mast able InstruoNow I take the tbe NopMsibility on my o«ro »b->oldere was highly capable of bolding the poethe occupied. He went nome deeply re. gretted hy every member of t!te Com­ Dear the head of a ravine Which extends the enemy urore. ■ The ..i “Afof sw*f>R*#kW«> tec Vuper, sUsMtrd «teh I fervsstly pray, aiibnpt Its W [Extract from ihe Horflirfi^g MWstaNMn that a^bas leaders of ’ Norfolk Day Book of to-day mentions that in the skirmish last night. Col. Me Kinney, ofa North €kruliaia"reg<meni,and pany. delirer th. I Msmls ia • »ou»<r .ad Our line of pickets is snugly unsounsed behind their rifle-pits, within a few hun­ dred yards of the enemy’s works. It is here that nur sharp-shooters *<» thorough-, ly ana<>y the rebels. Th« nutnltera «f pickets is very forge, as the enemy ia constantly making feints and pretending to advance. He is bold and strong, but ia met more than half way, and that m<*t promptly. No incidents of importance have uccured since the skfrinisb no tbe first day. That gave us the posiiion w« occcupy. We are getting ready very Inst for capturing the rebel works. Oar picsets ere In constant skirmish with thoro of the enemy, and we have bad one killed aud seven woundod jn tee four days. . A little episode occurred this morning which was amusing at least. General ■mil niWnl ‘ rope, and gradually decended, reaching the ground m safety, about three miles from camp. DaspoiroiKA.—A latter w&s found *r Island No. 10. apparently from an officer, nnd-addivsM-d u> the Hon. A. M.Gentry, <>f Teana. It was thus prefaced : “For obvious reastma. I do noi sigxi my name to this letter; bqt you will know al nnca whom it la frnm.** The reasons are rim dere*l “obvinu-*” by the f »lh»wh>e para­ graph: ‘"I Mill yui». Oolo«Mri. that there is no use hi further rearsUure. We have neither tl>e means nor the mon to ..Carry mi the was. Our trump are utterly do' (nornlired, heart sick and home «kk. My regiment has not been paid a cent iu five Ht<wyt srrnnja.’ fraressjsitaeta, posraul ia KADK?rs tkjOYiTTNG RDJ0LVEXX ased M tteJ'bpicfww. ci.tar the name «.£ Jxlire ilnanvwtor de IUdw«r,“ hhe Mtatoi Rt<tw.>*. Ready Re.olTent,) hi the trealravut tervtatL Syptarfs, VIevn Turners. J»rvtsp»u» It is superior to all known remedies in popular for umm adkrmiM Synsp PVRIFYI5G THE BMXm. and retneri»e from Uwak'n Pia.:.fa,Tstla.*iRaah. and other offeo.lre marks, and -HI, hi a few dir. tiers pore, efoar. fod rtMMWte Loe of heohb beauty to tta fo-e and uaita sod bniliaticy to lbs ind innscvot preparation, all-pss 4. bul.»c««r d«M uyury. 3RTA5T TO PAREXTS ssrdteiue in tbe ksnwn world, or ic»Uu<fD»m iht S).tem diMMcs iatariled. by trwnui>i»SK>n. (row Bareat In child. Tbu rrct power we cl.iu farKADWAV6 AENOVAWG th. .nspUHn. of «oy inherited d'neoM.arv fir»L •ihiUiteri. it will eradicate the som. frwn th. •jr.tem. In tta-roriy .Lago, of or Co».uniption. Frt«.!krofula,and m eaaes of »orr hcofa. Hirer., Hmur*. baekinv cough, bn-octaln. the bm of Itatfwwv'n Ummm oling Hewl'eat wUaxtwnx,st. th. tren.Mmod diaetaa kwm tta mien, make fatal the par.-LU aeglctvJ,, a louad ati healthy body. CUBOX1C DISEASE. Another claw of dbca.e. ttad bo, ottax »rdir cinoa.or tta mmm4. akiUfai phtHCiaua tarar aeccdctl in .cbioriag. anorc ttaa i» luoieb palin'. u>g tta .uCtnug. oTthe piUrni. « Lieb Radwar'. .. uf the Lrrer, Jtahee. 0*!’-. >nla«, Ac.. *!t ul abirh di»e»«ej. RADWAV8 HE5UVATIN0 IW«M=rctaaU .terrvtare- A SPKBOY PURGATIVE. BILTOtfoSMB, blCE HEADACHE. SPIRIT. ’ 15 WX IIOUKS. i mx to sight af R*dwv'* Rex**riMxtx, secure a SeoIUiy e».tu» te. PoSMins treabrt With Coo- for a weak. «r tea <*;>«, wiU rSMora sals, paanresi,kiitn«re>6 attar. ■ sy»ico». M tas b<*ltar performsnee ‘cto^Are axtrefoi MhwpW-W MM h.rfntoM.W. Lort, h«V ms w, •«,: retreat teat feffowrt sbrt «W, feW teftnpret foe tteM, where ft remetort •MR He mat day, Mortay, m «tap»W n^oa.atwbtebSfbw. .ortr^opeWt* nrga»weu rwe revt grotmo, -e»rer. » WBtMtrTfw’ cissMisg rvus»e«n public. Dr. 'Radwat iSSTsiEKfr.'t* IN* ■ icpnaaired in lb. area, m it u • Ion w Porter set np in the imlloon at five w’rlnrk this iiiorning.and when about one hundred feet above the ground Ute rape anchrn ing tbe balloon broke, and l be General sailed off southwesterly toward Richmond, at a greater speed than the Army nfthe Pnto mac is moving. He was alone, but bad suffiutent calmness u> laove tbe valve rate, sod from heavy m*. Tbe gull bee* 8t Loete. Gromdolrt srt* cftro, ’ ‘ k=£ S^EA-m. seditious cries “What criesf asked on® Tbutodey was rety brevy. Tbeme/tere of tpcin. ’ Indeed, you are out of it opened at woo, snd tbs «Mmy replied there!” replied 6uc of the women.— tiriskly from their lend batteries, throw “When jour soldiers went by our bouse*, ing sbclte elesr over n., and nearlv across therirer. Tbefr firing wM v«ry nbrt- «• maw flSBOLVKNT tACU 1EMEDY. Cough, Stitching- IS A GREAT on the James River. Tbe enemy at­ tempted to turn our left flank. The at­ tack was mode in quite heavy force, but the enemy were repulsed after a brisk artillery duel. The loss ofjhe enemy is thought to have been quite heavy ; we lost about a doxsn men in killed and tively and I think that they are aa eteoug- sigaed on that account. be foubd a qsiei RADtm There was quite a heavy skirmish this morning beyond Warwick Court House, twenty-live men,were killed,and eerentyPope, Grant,Burnside.Halleck, Banks, or Austin D. Bates, who was formerly five wounded. Fremont in General McClellan’s place. course vote it from principle—or rather There waa a very extensive fire in Nor­ seeund Sergeant, lias received his com­ Any one uf these Generals, with such an from lack of principle. They dcaire to folk tastnigbt,and it baa omtin tied tn burn mission and now bolds the office of 2d all day to-day. Several building were army, would dare tbe whole Confederate see slavery extended in-the hope of per­ Lieutenant. Ho gives good satisfaction destroyed. foresato combat; and we are not going sonal gain, either direct from the benefits to thr company, and is considered to be Chicago. A pril 19. to believe, just yet, but that McClellan of the institution, or from the hands of a good and able officer art worthy the A special to the Tribune, from Cairo, When we find a man op­ can manage a single division as well as slaveholder*. 1 position ho holds. •ays: “Geo. Sherman moved Ida di vis­ posed to slavery in the abstract, who any of these. Hard fighting may be ex­ Captain Walbridge started for home ion, Wednesday, two miles further into pected unless tbe enemy can be turned. votes the democratic ticket, we know him the interior, after sliarp skirmtahing. in some days ago, on * furlough of forty Hare we a single General wbo will flinch to be simply the stave of party. But which the enemy were defeated, with a days. He baa the good will of the comloa» of fifty or sixty killed, and as many from the hand to hand conflict when it is tho man win avowed his principles on pony wbo have the highest regard far him wounded, and succeeded in maintaining tho back of his ticket, voted intelligently necessary, to beat back rebels and trait­ as an able and competent officer. At hit position.” ors 1 Wo will not believe it, even if the 1and consistently, knowing the tendencies present Lieutenant Philips has command his party. No man avowing such damaging imputation is put forth by of 1 of the comp-iny. He is one of tbe best could ever be made to vote a those of bis household of friends. We principles I ofoffirero, and there te not one of tbs have in the vicinity of Fortress Mon­ Republican ticket. No, never. boys but hss ths deepest affection and roe, and the^York and TUppahannock We aje in a climate Corxicficrr Ktschojt.—Why do not regard for him. riven, mbre than a hundred war vessels. our Democratic friends crow over the that is very pleasant but warmer than 'These will not be idle spectators uf the the one we left, and consequently it te of result of the Connecticut Etaotan? conflict. With these and with a leader They crowed orer a small tnsjority in the highest importance that ws should be wbo is half a General, a failure is scarce­ “Rrinforremonta are arriving for Beau, We Chicago, calling it a more important vic m carefol as possible of our health. regard at an umwamplcd rate. He has ly a possibility. tory than that at Fort Donelson. although are all ns anxious as ever for ths war to naw 100.000asM#adh fortifying Corinth coma to a dose and for the rebellion to b-Ming entrenehnKmUand-cuus-.ructing three tickets were iu the field—two Re­ Ths General. Wallace. B be crushed, but every pne of us are wil­ abatlis. It appears that there were two Generals publicans and one Democrat—the Dem­ “TW rebate oaWteia w> doubt of sueling to stay any length of time to aecttnWaitace at the battle of Pittsburgh Land­ ocratic vote being less than the two, but cess the next time.’* plish the one object, the final nnd com­ ing. Gen. W. H. L. Wallace who was n majority over either one of The others. Chicago. April 19. plete extermination of the sympathizers killed, was a resident of Illinois, while In Connecticut, Gov. Buckingham's 'ms of the rebellion. Tbe. boys are all Ini General Lew Wsllaee is an Indianian.— jority is nearlybight thoUMjud. TheBeo-j rodifiriu ud firm Itaalor in lh. low bridf.l The Jackson Citiztn speaks of these two ate is all Republican, not a Democrat AiUon, ha «»k poaaMaion a being inside the bar. Tho House ta (Lo w., will now dnt. Generals as follows: office, atid aot the wires, tearing Decatur Republican, four to one. Why don ’ t the It will be remembered that both these aad Corinth only in telegraphic comreu « '' ‘ officers distinguished themselves nt Fsrt Democrats crow ? nication. Beauregard sent a message to Donelson, and that Gencarl Lew. Wal­ President Davis, urgently demanding Pluck or Uxxox Woun nt Vjmuua. lace displayed extraordinary Wroism tiff*Particulars of tbe. capture, of reinfuroenicnu for Corinth, declaring that during the eeige, and wa* promoted for Fort Pulaski are received.. Tbe coBnqn- —Let me tall yog of the doings of two Uaioa wovkii ?omea in Dixie: Just otherwise he could not hdd. the position. his gallant conduct. For several days General Mitchell promised tho roinforconde was opened co the 10te imtant and beforeGen. Banks creased the Potomac, after tho battle it was thought by mahy lasted 30 bears. About-two oe’.ock on two Union women were arrested for sis IV4MIIS. that it was Gen. Lew. Wallace that had “An important movement, tem taken CdTen. Ahbongb not wishing to detract the Uth, the wglla haring beau breached dirions cries from the windows and doors pb«. parucsl.r. Wl** one lota of merit due to thu slain hero, and the Fadetai forces being just about of their dwellings wbep they saw the permitted to be published st tee presena we, in common with others, feel like re­ to storm the work-, the rebels hauled rebel toldtare passing. They w«re taken “ ‘ before Sftotjrtrafl ‘ Gen, JaAann, whom time. joicing that Gen. Lew. Wallace, uf Doe­ down their flag and surrendered. These chon fame, Is unharmed and ready' to Gen. Shields ha? so handabjpaly knocked (kite, April 19. take the field against the enemies of onr hart red and sixty prisonsrk kM^ gutw down, and lib asked thorn why ’they per­ A special to the 7>ifo(M,nff Fnrt wcrcufcn.- W« .tost one’ mW kfllad, sisted In amtoylng Ms troops imlL tlstr Wrigte.MysT’^Tbsffriagow M-Ww country's ........................................ vote it from principle. Gen. Lew. Wallace, is from Indiana. In the battle of Pittsburgh, which trtk plods on the 6th nnd 7th, he was statiohud at Crumps Landing, on the Tennessee River, three miles south offiavamndi and probably saw very lltrte of the engage­ ment ofBupday and Monday. ■wo. W. H. L. Wallace was stationed Tbs foltowia oepted by Gen. At intervals last ligH.aod th* nw.rn HSVIXQ IX THH. CBwlMta OT* C«C«SE, tvarraw <JSI«S pills, ’i �rithin the । noout <4 LIFE BTTERS, Urer, Sick iWscbe, Dyspepsia. Fites. Chills “.'USs^*wrewAWu ,K ? rwAd wU| 1mv« IfotUe t>ais* Banks nre hi the Federajitetoy. Captthi Gwrdhcr thnk* I.1u thhffikteestii Ms* DARUNG’S aachusetts rvgimcnt, andlitoMni B. Bsaika, ow^^HBBnd UentoSbirfa the urn.' vastta BAeriTAkB. £.sij^j^ns»r r-’ LIVER REWLATOR tyr l< » r-poHid Urn Bukmd John- * ■ UCX. Orf, w*r wbo <M^«I ft»n, *»l DuhIm* bj Vwiuhg’bk J>,'M ktlkd u lh« teH.M.P,uteWb W1"*. FAMILY MEDICINE, Much better than pill*, and roach easier to taka. DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS WE BiLitouB coitrnisra. LETTER FROM DR. BALMOM RKINNRR /» The Elactloa—RaparviiGr*. Anfww d th • N,W ' **“• ■l*ao<,y. !•»«. By pure carsleaxness w« omitted to re­ names, location snd politics of csch mem­ at that rate for a year or two more, it will have a .REpVgtJEANS, ANSWERED. Baltimore. RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF Lucien. Polly, I'osMeM* »ucb wonderful remedial power* *e to cur* »° many disease* uf apparent opposite phe- Wr reply that Rad way** Ready Relief chief uid intul Important remedial clBcacy. is evinced in Ux Immediate arrest of pain, and ila potency ia tbe trc*tn:eftt tf «uch diseases and meladiea, where pain is a concomitant ef the dueaie. DUanae. like tbe ttortn, . - . .. '2P*u? *l* **ch' Ml or pein indieaToa, will arrest the nro<rc*» i threatened disease. and qmekly relieve the at from altpain or di sectn tort. -tuple. on tt>» fiiat indlHtiunuf uneatinei* in, cither slight or severe, wonM take a dose dway'a Ready Relief, not uae thnusaud tu a . Assyria. G. P. Stevcna, EH D. Eaton, ’ Barry. Jolt/M. Walke Irving. Levi M. Dtwy, Johnstown. Peter Howard, Hope. L. L-tpham, Maple GrOve. Aaruh Blake, Orangeville. David R. Cook, Prairieville. Asa D. Rork, Rutland. Thxrnappte. Milo T. Wtech Wondiand. Yankee Springs. Dxm(K*rat*. David Smith, Castleton. Anson Wood, Cbritnn. David G. Robinson, Croup. Diptheria, ludomxa. Son Thru*), Scar­ let Fever. Typhoid Ferrr, Pnetitnouie, Billions Fever, Small Pox, Mcaelim, Fever-and Ague, (.bills «•><««*•. Mcadache, Bfllfou. Cholic,T)iarrhma. Dyeefftery.Chuler*. Cramps and . nasma, Lc*.Radw*j s Heady JlobwThefrvidy used, and iu a short lune, all paiu and uneasiness will cease, aud'the tUreaieaed dueaao expelled from tbo (tv IL-talings. Captain AVAUMtlMK.—We have heard that Captain Walbridge waa in Michi, and gnn, we sincerely inaptly laptrasing.demand has oamblisbsd im reputation as a superior Liuinignt In sll mW Where « soothing and relaxing remedy is required, particularly in Rheu tnatiwn. Neuralgia, fafhunatien tywdv wl-Kiduey*. Spinal affections Sort; Eye< Buris, Hies, Wounds at.d •cd amend each bat­ tie . . . Sold by all druggists. Price 25 via. Adret liter thu* briefly notices the absence •Capt. Wai bridge, Co. F, and Assistant Surgeon Wooster have recently returned to Michigtn t»tt furlough*. Il ia to be hoped the former w ill return soon, a* he ia an effirteflt «*ffirer, and his nrrvieea cnii itl Im upjrcd for a 'great length of I* not reooniuiendrd by u*. nor prescribed for eo many vari Pea of dieeaae *• every physician io the practice of mod cine preecriure ♦ alomel, Mer­ cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and citer (»■ voriMjaobya ollhe profession. It u x well known f«t (he: m ninety umcb out of one hundred, tu> wauar whMtua; be ill* mtm« <>f the diaeaae or uuadittou of tbo patient, eaiumrl form* lbw im­ portant and must active agent of ihepreacnpUtMi-. sud if the aymptotni ut th* «4i»ea*e ar* auoh a* to leave any doubt in the mind of the physician as tuarnvlng at a decided conclusion what la give. । he give* calomel. This i* an ancient landmark of the profcaaion. winch no innovation he* oecn Darling's Liver Regulaor. in aflordlng unsiadnte relief. It 1* a thorough Liver and biilttfo* remedy.- Erar shown in thia Mr*. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: ••Febrwary 25, l8M.-lnYlni last 1 bad a s^eroattackoffilee Market, which re ve •prepared to sell at a small advance from ewttf MilltNy A/ yv jv SM*i>t«rt"« P» • lr» »wE» I kco-ramn tu Aima!.-., al.'.b params list Ute PntwwU* rrtejuor OUruL.-, >Ml.. tr^s iwciafij in**, a t i. u::M£n,jr. n. Dhcnaatlim, Co»i, Liver Cmaptelaa. Darlings Life Bitters, end wm niirtiyemd. I hare had no attack alnoe." NEW YORK COSTS D. Westervelt, Esq., of South 6th. near 6tb St., Williuosburgb. L. f.. wriie»: "Augt>*t6, IMO.— Having been unaUed with a diflcnlty ia IbeLlrer and to bilious altecks, 1 was advised, by a friend, triHililftiHime -^viyA ^inuty bhould hxve a safe and certain remedy on hand.' Ran­ som’s Hive Syrup Ttihl’fr Ufo’ Very Yhitib-. It is not only pleasant (or children tu take, hut ia a ccrtnin curndor Croup, Wbfrop ing Cough. Br>'hdbdU, Aatbuui, Doughs’ an till nffeclion$*»ttheThHial nnd Lungn, Sold by all lh-.:-4>iau. (no’2s 4 months.] I did eo end found It to operate admi-ablr. reaor ing thr bile and arousing tbeliver to activity. 1 have also used it u a FA3HLT M|KDI€INK. When ourchi!drc* »reculaf sorts, we giro Dem a few diwpe, »•«■<•••«■ tbs* an ngtat. I tad II Prive 25 cut., ,• ■ Info.'iuefl by DAN’L S. DARLING, <4 our hmvteit lax-payer* will be expect­ 102 Nassau St., New York. ed lu pay their village laxrg tM» ytar.?—. ■ p toBOtxak and fl Boule* aach We might c*ill boNt. nntnea hot don’t think Somebody** lackey take would Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, zzx: legal ads. •.yer to the Pigiutr. if tru Canghv, CoJrt*. InStnvnre, Itt>*rr>x>ees tl&MSp, Kronehills. Tnelpl.o* can■ iimptlou, om«! for the KeteeV ot e*uis.nwip*tvA Ihatliueaa iu atlvasKMril Klagee should. Job Let.—Our City the* ‘world Fathers, are m j They bavv ordered 1 - mere! Crayon Atnbn-tyjp; Vignette Ambro* type; Melainootypa; Sphereotype; Mirror Ambrotype; Neilographic; Pu&rl Ambrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype; Imperial Am­ brotype; Relievo Arnl At an ■ ' - " " Good’ expanse <4 t44|, a pound, 24 fee I square, (Urge enough.IP bold one sow and two em&llpiga) ie to be erected, and Wm. McPherbun is tbo lucky contractor. SPECIAL • KOTICSS 15 wn.rrAKT tumis There is no place so well calculclnl to f*»t the iMPRoriMom.—Our Village Ounoil ueefulaeM •< a BpcrWic nwdictwe at a imUtery camp. Radwag'* Itosdy Relief ba* been used hm vorj^rod lhe laying of aundry side in almoal Mere nap (hroughoet tbe Grand Ar­ ray of tbe Union. ,n ilb Ahe happiest vucsca*. 1 ct- and cross walkr*n Jsfiawon and other tmffetn Brigade *ad Rcgiiucntaf nutgeoat ofti When These walks arc completed cer*. «ud jiriratrs.rsi'ir* tu that RapWiy’* Ready ateeU. Relief hsa contributed mere to tho protection of we will describe their localities wore tho troop* agmnat disease, and to the cw and comfort of th* aieit. then all other medicine* used definitely. . c. mean* »ugge»ted by the medical ■utbontics. BADW*Aris’nxADr nxitrr will SYop pain Tbe JJanner year will doee with AN® •iE.TTORE our next iatme. The seventh volume will | commence May 70). Drapepsta nnd Gaasral Debility. Casmsls, Warren Ctously. Ohio, Dr. 0. W. Roaxca,—/><-vr.sir/—Faribsbenei >f suITeriM buaanily. permit to say that lave round your bcendiosvien Blood Pun fit tnJ Blood Pul* k sure cure Tor Ibdigestiun an Mug <§» M original. I will go st any time and enrwhere, In ths Residences. Gallery up steers, two deers west of ths Has­ tings Bouse J. W. MAYNARDHastings, Nor. l?»l. NOTICE ! Bee far OLD FRIES DS iiw Who pays tu ad­ Specially !fot£ ed and Solicited, To Settle Ihea Withaat Delay. medicine cdw trfttlt • OiBcottadv,” •y huUxl aU^ wfy ihrovak. . T. VTdubois. ■ _____ of mutual advantage. and is Seo Advertisement. Thr Ninv Sowrw!—W»* are In receipt pCahQW uf tb« paper puUsabed at Port ^“prtte VSHrj. ' Let Chieftain* Voaat of dedds of war. jnlMV ia* Jkrt . i ■ulafltCyTtW expedition^- for which wo have to thank Let iboae wbo cannot enjoy an hour’s calm steep make * trial of it, Wm.riydney Myers,bq- I^trt. Ptettip* Co F. 8th Rrgt -of the Havana (Cabal Pre**. weB knownto the I andfoFita delivery to nur iuntd.- Mrs. L.«R.TJWIip« oLUi..«W«A sqpU torso oolumu Stere a jiule tecgsr than g shtet nfjbohcap paper. Th* prehta tesfosw w 4. daM Gen. JaoaviHsail). Comwander.in^biefaf.lto' and contains a ah, OOTWAironrs oixki'Mi To meet Ma New York iodebtedtet*. Rdytl fl. C. by mcmbdiji of ShcriRap>„ T-gif: Pill*, TMBTH 1T3BZTTM1 1 TJPET« I Who does io! Adalrt Bea«tlfel Teeth! wn-iiiAfr *«««'•= *b- '] of t|w d«»tby- : =n ebsrge. No pains spared in AMTE ibBBKU B4S*. iMd r>l Mdewasrel^' Jtaia'MlkMtavetfca.' irtZw*. into ■nlion4il ’ tWrofrcw vtriwMniirter* ^TLeF* ths niaiiTPLuvor. Hwrirk.’* *n««r €'waU«4 A LL PERSONS knowing themselves to bo ia- gJSF" One of our exchanges lately head, Lft-asi, l*. allfh-e. 11 brotype; Double Am" brotype AND COPYING done to ord«r. on abort notice ■nd Prices to suit orders, from 30 oeeto to fS.DO, with creed Cat,-* 01Zuicture» of Deceased friends copied as good How to Safe Money ! vance for the iiwxt volpme 1 -HOC. Xlv KOl.llS* ■ *. ■ — . ■ •-----■felt immediately retievW snd slept soaagy, Md awoke in tbe morningtee Thom pain. Its con- never found anything equal to Mjastings $rirt fterrtul. SlKGrtAR.—We. are favor of coercion. Ito OH wiU. ia a few minutes, teller*you of pain and it* eontinHd use cure yon of tbe complaint. Mrs. C. Tabor, 11 Christopher Sime*.. N. T., CruatW'iriby pumr.im, that ten ur three tba building of a village pocNxl •QjaOMCHHEU M ATtaM^ASTHM A ' RLEEPLEHe NIGHTS. KKx’-SffSS.I at length"--------upudla. lD?HIJNSW UVEtl nEftULATOR. could not have visited his friends hero.— A Ikanfor.t pifreapondeut oftbe Detroit DRY GOODS DARLING'S REGULATQR i*M»t; adi JBdAWW LiriR XtGUATO*. regret that he of this officer; MJ •oa .wrlVB* en to* Mck, »UW. I Lad *•;&.»< bv" Hon. John Croc* writes, •‘Brooklyn, March 18 15S0. In tbe spring of ISM I took a severe coM Rise or the raca I-ooojoco Mstal— wblotelndmmda rioteaifover. I to«k two d^es One of the straight Domocratic tickets, DARLtXff 'BLtVSR HKOULA TOR voted at our charter elsdtion, bad endersIt broke np any cold end fever at cnee. Ptwvfoa* *d upon ite back toe wqrds—*1 tern in favor of slavery-in Michigan.’* Tbe baL lol wtdi voted by one of the.proririirel OU* Studley, K*q.. IM East Mth Street, N. T.. looofoco leaders of this city, and waa • writes: Aug. IS, 18W.-I bad adtftealty withtbe Kidney oosnpl*iut three year*, with eonstaat pein fslr expression of the secret aenllm'enUof in tbe small of my beck. I had used most all kinds his party leader*.—(/rent/ Rapidi S*qlt. of medicines, but found do permaoMt relief util i used , Diftiikhia and Caopp.—For these formidable and dangerous disease* Trask's Magnetic Dintmuat is so unfailing, remody.if usedJn Mason. Apply frilly to the Throat and Cheat and ..•over with a hot flannel. This Ointment has been be* fore the public. <«*er 20 years,nrd iu con- Timothy Milas, pirwvcrtnc usv atoar N»r*afanUi, and ate a <iaujr-rw Afatomml grytiptUi by Mr** tei«/ ll» ■**»; e»r be cun* tbv etetooo by It «MM|taMly. Brameitocala, AlwUre •» BwalleA N«ck. And now consider myself £ntinly eurtd," I AdverHwmest.] John F. Emory, of LIFE BITTKRN, We auppoae ibis is what the Pionrtr called a “Dem<watic gain.*’ THE MILLION SUtaVMAnn^NKDaAMWA, LVMBASO, WC ftptOBXUX. .COCT, TOOTVACtn;, SCIATICA, FAC* ACU«, SAB ACMX. Nwnbuca*. Swnlen-joiat*. Sprains, Iamumi, .StnXne. Pain ia OinKidneye, Wound*,*’**0 i011* Bladder. * .... • AefTUMA. DIFWCULT BRF.ATRTNG. PI.KIT* LIVER being a gain of two forlthe Republican* after a while. OF * thirty Republicans and thttt Democrat#; grand starting point to figure Urea* from A QUESTION New York, write*, Aoguat, 16, ia*0: *<I bar* been *fflktod with pUae, eceotnpsaled with blsedIng, the last three yean ; I ustd * ber of the the Board of Supervisors, re. oently elected, ns pnbllshwd below, ahows if that party should ON. HAND toe LARGEST and The the town electlnna in this County. over laat vsar. NOW BEST Asuortmonts debility. BEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: capitulate and com piste tbs statement of is >h,lr op.r.n«..^ Ui ib.rsu.hR <«■■<The first dose should be large enough to purge, ear four or five and each Sneers*!re dose be di­ minished ono pill, until reduced to one, and then repeated erery day for a week or ten dors. A pernninenl cure will anrely follow. Yours. Ac.. ' ba. S. Sxixxr*. Redway's Rrgul.ttog PlHa an sold ftrt Twenty, lire Centa per box. (each box contains thirty pills] by Druggists. Merchants, and storekeeper. ‘ ' Kaowsf A CU’a ORkw, U Jobs's stmet. Now York. ARE with out of 1 Mills. �WOOD. rr wi rr WILLMBND LBATBre toto Rtotort taw* art* **1 rr WILL MEND QLA8S. to-H—.rftta I ."‘■■-‘Vto.- GKANTkSPAULDUG rr WILL MEND IVORY ore tuft, cftUvafc to to* curt a\V “Wi» «*.«*■ ^c*V< \» Xwkv Vo,” Wt o* o vtmt&voX. oavnl — a gv»«X 'B.cgu.X.cAov ot vwrtaya. FMM n OSD £T.-STATE OF MICHIGAN. Cowtt or Baur, a*. Al a session o! tbe Probate Court for tbe cettnty of Barry, balden al the Probate Office, in tbe village of Hasltngs, an Tuesday, the eleventh day of March, ta the year one thousand eight S'? EL^5’iSiur~•,’ '• .’AMES TURNER. Deputy do JOHN M. GBEGOBT. 8-pt. Public Inatnctfon. CORTLAXD B. STEBBINS, Deputy do SAMUEL 8. LICIT, Com’r. State Land Office. CYBin HEWITT, Lk-puty do CHA BUB UPSON, Altoruey General. JOHN ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master GeseraL Estate of Unary H. tanks. KOBATE Order.—Btate of Michti County c< Barry, •' • 1 bale Coart fisc th* as o«e**ftb*J. - day. the lAth of April. OM thousand eight two. Praasat, Sbcrmaa C. -. Probate. ■ uf ths esute of Hinry P On readtag and fihng the petition, dniy rarified. of Hiram WW, Administrator of mid estate, praytag. fior ret taut reasons therein set forth.that the time mar be extended foe the parment of tbe dsbta of said deceased Thereupon, it is entered (bat Monday, the 13th day of May ,186k. al ten o'clock ta th* forenoon, be a*mgnait for th* bearing of said petition, and IB OUIUKS OF TBADE; WK HVAE JUST RECEIVED be boldoa el the Prebale Officv, in tbe village af Hasttega, and sboar cause, if uv fibn b«, why the prerar of the Mtttt«M*abaM MtbagraaM. Aad it is further ordered that said FrUiioaer give notica to the persona interested in said r.late, of the pendancy of said petition aad tho bearing thereof, by ceasing a copy of thia order to be published in tbe • Republican Ban­ ner." a newspaper, printed and circulating in aaid eoontr of Barry, far tear ancceaaive weeks, iiucMdteMiy previous toaaiddayofheavW. BBEmUM CL PBDTDIJC (A true copy.) marls Judge of Probate. 'VovCvc, Circuit C«Brt>— 18H, 1H3. TATE OF MlOHIGAN^ightb Judicial Circuit TI hereby tx aad appoint th* timaa /tar bold­ ing the aereral tereni of (be Circuit Court within said Circuit, for tbe team 1U1 aad ls«, as follows Dr. Rdbaek't Umma Ontntf— February. 3rd Monday ; Au­ gust. 3rd Moodsv. Green undar my han.! at tbe riUapi of Ionia,thia Jfitb day of October. A. D. itti. LOVIS S. LOVELL, ttrevi/JUpe w.vi X\\x. Yloov "OoeXot'* B'tom.iwV WvXXe.va uum\ taaw^ WAR! HASTINGS Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Centa per Bottle. * Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Centa per Bold*. TERMS (’ASH. >r Mabv all Dreniste. and Merekeepan Coaarnllr throughout ibaeaentry. JOHN* A CROflLEY, (Sol* Maawfaetarvre.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, of LibartT Street- KEW YORK. Imporant to Bailder*. Important tu Railroad 0>>rupnniea. Important to Farmer*. To all schom this atajr concern and it eon ■ terne cnerpAody, \)r. 'R.o'baek'* FEMALES. Th* ch*np**t andM«t durable Moafllng IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF *• Th* many certificate, which bar, bre. tester ed to u». and th* tetivr* which w« >ra dailv rawiring, are cnoetamve pvnef that among tt>* wmiren Urea Bitten bare gre,, . .atiatactiea which t>o etixr. Laic ever done before. Ne waman in the land should be without thetu. sad tbooe who one* use them mil not fail to Lvvf a ' ftXovcukcXx. I&Vtoe* CEMENT HOOFING, vcMt^ovato X\ul vxak aa& &c\)W.\.XaXxA. STORE!!! DU- J. BOVEE DODS Imperial Wine Bitten to •• i^.k.nr.: pi ,d™ tU" >»'"“<■“> <• to. WX. tor,lhe last twenty five yeare. Th* proprietor, hefon -a—.,._ — __ e. ■ftv. "RtAsockk Sto««xft\x W\XXe.v» Roberts &. Striker, HARD-WARE AAvc avxa^ xw<.\aae\vok^ aaA raakt "Lx^* exqo^aXA*. "Br. *R.o\>aek?« ft\ow.ac,\% WXVeva aw tV.? tbe eatale of Adam B. Bart, ®u readier aad filing th* petition, duly verified of Bln* A. Hart, widow of said deceased,previor. VA taA V>\j evAtrv,, iatrsUoa of Mid estate n-.sy be rrutal to A. H. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. I’OTTia and th. pctKoner. Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, tba Sth day of May Al D. I MlAst eleven odock A. M„ be aamgoed for the hearing of said peUtwn, sad that the heirs st law of said dreeasrd.and al*, other persona interested m said estate, are required te appear al a evasion e( said Court, then to be hoi- 'Or FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL den at the Probate Office, in the Village ot HaatPURPOBEB.ONLTJK rega. and show cause, if any there be. whv the prayer of the petitioner ihould not be granted. And it tsfurther ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested, in aaid ev.ate, of the pi-odencv of aaid petition, and the heanag thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be published io the Republican Banner, a news­ paper printed in said conntv, of Barry for three euceeosive weeks, immediately previous to said Oar of bearing. ’ (A true copy.) & C- PBINDLE. <Ae. These gitters an put up in quart bofttoa, of which the above in a J”* Mm mi umu, ™ra*. ^“,7^2^^,“^ «2s^Jiiiz5itsriKas‘JLi DR. J. BOV EE DODS’ SHEFIJlIAT, ■3TJHII 30'^73313 vix/or IS. C. W. Jfofraclc, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 East Fourth Et., Cincinnati, to urham aU order-* nkould Le addrtatsd. tor dMM every reriWy of 4tow« incident* ffii tiy me —W deemed tadis- FOR SALE BY TONIC, MEDICINE AXD BEVERAGE. DRY GOODS I PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! GUTTA PEBCHA CEMENT, PorCouiog Meul, of *11 Kind, .to, TEA. COFFEE, BJIGAR, SP1CS8, PEPPER, PRUNES, FIGS, RAISINS. CODFISH; eipo^d tu tu Aolinn o! th. Wuttor, I fact, everything in ths Grocery line, >mS ■ HI be needed for toiiT use. ' F«r rrmrvlsg ms I iH&lfiJI Ale* a great variety ef tbs (E~T; TlTTt^.ri1 T>TP.T~TTlir~yP~< A14 Coekla? Extracts, Thta articte baa been Ihuroojrhly usud in New York and all parts of tba railed Slate*JCaaada. Wr.1 lndiv«. and Central aad South Aa.rxa ou bnild.ugaof all kiaita. -A a. Fauyo.,0, mm. Cst-ecnm, Rail Io. a Darerea. Car*, aad m Pvblk 111 iLDisaa groarnllr. Goxaaxnsxv Bul* twee, be.; by the principal 111 in,ca., Anmrrecn. SSf “SffE AND GROCERIES! Stacks of Th. nbxribv h now prepared to FAMILY lathe aatter of the estate of J»h» C. Sa«ber. prsyin*. ter certain reasons therein ae< forth, that adaintairation of «:i esrete be created to tbs pvtiUMMr, aad & C. Wnodwaa Tharrunoe it •.» ordered, that Koodar tbe Mtk d.y of April. IMS. al ctevan o'clock fa the foreeooe. bv aaa>*n«d for tbe Leaner af aaideetitMVto* totod tket tCe mLS J-------* AIEIICAV CEMEST CUE. JOHNS At CR08LET8 ffiWJS & SOMES';, PXOBA rXOXDEt-STATEOF MICHIGAN, Coaaty of Barry, *. At ssesmon*ftbe Probata Court for lha Coua tv of Barry, hoidca at tbe Probate OMee, ia tbe village of Haatinga, co Tuesday th* sth day of April, la tba yer---- «<tbocaaad ---------- • aurht —»-* haad—* JCXU r»d and sixty-two; preavnl, S. C. Priadie, Judge wSSiffiSX 'ias'S’Jr'ixs Far Bare Threat. eo • tber are truly valuable. tio 00 a year eared in every family One Buttle W Important to Huttse Owner*. "Or. "Ro\»ac.V» ^Vo'caeLcXx 'BkWc.ra art Vac vttXx taaxv'* %o\aee aaA Cotn^eA. Estate of Aina B. Hart. PROBA n ORDER—BTLTT OF MICHIGAN, Luunty of Barrv st. At a a**aiot> of th* Probate Court for th* County >f Borey, holden at tbe Probate Office. in tho vil’«• *T Haatiaga. on Monday the Slat d» of Hareb. tn the year one thousand airhi hundred ’ Dr. DWb’ fetetartcT Wfie Bitters A^BJI OTWJHKPAWXI ! Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. Xit 'B.oYxkek.'fo ftVOT(UX.c\\. IVxXXCTft arc, tVi \xoor mao1» VrUutL EntB(hwa4-Mareb. 1 of Monday; June 1 st MonM6odareI’l*mber' 1,1 Mo>4“7 ' I,*ce“b«r. I* DRUG all oaa*B requiring a Tani* Price 25 Cento per Bottle. S COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. A II perwon j having claims sgainst the estate AX of Jcasra M. B*bxxtt, deceased are berebv notified aad requested to pt eamt the same for vxamination and adjustment to the undersigned Commissioner, duly appointed by th. Probate Conrtfcrtb, county of Barry, who will nut for Such purpose, al th* County Treasurer's Office, fci the village of Hastings, ta said countv, of Barry, on Monday, th* nineteenth day of May.and on Monday the twenty-third dar nf June, one thousand eight hundred and sixtv-lwo. at the hours of ten o'clock A. M. on each of tbe respect­ ive days, abet, mentioned; aix mouth, from lb. first day of April, inst.. being tbe Um* limited by the *aid Probate Court, for th* final adjust­ ment of all claims against retd estate. Dated. April Ik IW2. JAME8 A. SWEEZET, I Ommuare!* H. N- SHELDON. f afowr*. rr WILL MEND PORCELAIN. Xw Come and See! I ^Returs. "ftAvou* AvrtvwU <»A SowStaAUw* tux*, Jov a \ow.g, <wut,\>«a vtvucX nuAtA an. avuA* o) 8Xo«vae\x TSiMtwv, whidW, q taken ka ^V0^<« <viaxA'<X\c», anAaXttw.vo.vcftrtvkwaa.aw. a sum y.’rv&cxx'uxK. c$ > JSfZioiis Fever, Fever and figae, Liver Complaint, ^yepepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, Kidney Camplainte, axxA o-W I.uauv a wvav \.ar aatun. ’VVttwe Wvttev* a« conc^ovcA oj vavt. aaA vooAx aaA kxA>», u.Kxc'a uuak.. Vacm. IT WILL MBND MARBLE, Warn BUale at AD Boon! moriB, CUM, to., to. Or Cold Ltrneb if deaired Upon our ebalrea may he iovnd aD of (be TEA MOST POFULAB PATEHT MEDICnraS ’ PrtceBl par beetle, rnpnWraltoUbT CBAhLKS VIPPiriBLD J CO., wu raoraicrosr, n, WUltoto street, «r» Tert. toll GBOCEKIKS A. tar M the loweat, Ar Cfertorraad; PV °*b- STATIONERY, rats, rarau. ira, sira., ex. I* 1W^iACk 1^*»rI Krsointo Gir*“ *•“tke the System n*4 Proles* Life I OR COFFEE. CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, 8ARDINES, Ata ISAAC a MOTT, bnov rtoei.ing from N«« YnA md Bo«oo, bi. Ml .m<* or Groce ries! ! Comfeting In pm of Nrw OHmm, Mtneowdo, Ctaw, Crwtlwd, Powdered Qre»n|.toj 8*. WiIU» W OUR CTl&O; goods <DA8S i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-04-30.pdf 91f559da7b2e6f21cd842963cef10fb1 PDF Text Text fl|t ^tpbliiait Sanwr, REPUBLICAN BANNER him .” Duke *m thunoerstruck. “Forgive me for Uris little plot,” eaded ; it waa to gain your love. a auoceeded, I am haroy—if it baa ed, with xny own Ups I will sue to C HLVWDBV.Zf. VOL 6. 30, 1862. GREAT jastings’ ^uintss Jinttmrj. I' ^UttUHKJ. “Oh F cried Lydonie, with angui Will never levs me, then—he will HCT81T!! NO. 52. “Would you not like a sweetheart 1” “Perhaps.” “You most be particular In your choice blindfolded by your side at the alter or you wx>«]d have had a sweetheart be­ that 1 was rejecting such a precious fore dow. What kind of a one would you treasure." like, now F । They passed their honeymoon in the Those sparkling grey eyes were lifted cottage, and the Duke was not sent to the to his for a momwL 4 would like eoe, if you please, like “Why should you care F “Because I love him," said Lydopie in­ nocently." “Love bimF GRANT 4k SPAULDING, “Oh, so dearly ; that is why I married The elite of the Court of Louis XIVth, him. ] have loved him from th* moment the great monarch of France, were assem­ I firat beheld him. And dow that I am bled in the ohapel of the Great Trianon, hia wife bo will not look at me.^ “Like whatF to witness the nuptials of Louis, Count of Lydonie burst into a flood of tears and “Like you.” sank down upon a sofa. “Phew!” thought the Duke, “I am BARON ALLBN, Tbe King pitied her sincerely, but' gutting on here. * Now, is this cunning, or ealer in groceries. provuiMa, » verne, a wealthy heiress. d ice, fltah, butler, lard, pork, end grain what could ho do I He had forced hia The singular feature of thia ceremony all kind- Also toys candies, cie., etc. Store son to marry ber, but he could tfot force They walked on for some time fa si­ Cel Horn a Block. State street. Hastings, Mioh. was, that the bridegroom’s eyes were him to love her. lence. bandaged with a white handkerchief. He thought of the Baatile. It would Bergeronette checked the Duke before oberts triker D. C. HAWLEY, This circumstance excited the wonder not make him love his wife to send him a Httle cottage, with a garden In front of all. Had the bride been old and ugly Tbore wee a wicket gate loading into they would not have been surprised. On ‘Well, well, you ere hie wife. I will the garden. the contrary, she was young and quite “Hero is where I live.” pre«yJUST BECEIYKD will find him at home before to-morrow She took a key from her girdle and ROBERTS A STRIKER, The Kins alone understood this strange morning." unlocked the gate. DEALERS In drugs, medicines, patent medi­ freak ofthe bridegroom, and though much With these words the King withdraw. cines. points, oita, turpentine, burning laid. new and moat complete assortment of “Will she invito me to outer F thought enraged, be prudently held his poaoe and Lydonie was left alone with bar sorrow. the Duke—and tho thought wae father to suffered the ceremony to proceed. DRL GR A ND WEDICHES, But she was uol one to droop long. She the wish. A tew words will explain the motives dried her tears, and looked a|l the batter “Good night, sirred many thanks for of the bridegroom. for them, like a rose after a summer your kindness." B pheue, Burning Fluid, When Louie came back from his great ATJTI OLES ALE sad retail dealer in Groceries “She is a DianaI” was ths Duke’s men­ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. campaign in tho Palatinate.be determined v V and Previatons. Fork. Lard. Buster, and Her old nurse cane in, and together tal reflection. to unite his son. whose valor and daring they inspected her new home, which “Shall I never have the pleasure ofsee in the war had greatly pleased him to Lydonie found entirely tu her satiisfooing you again F one of the very wealthiest wards of the tion. “Do you wish ItF abe asked earn­ crown. The Count did not come back that estly. He proposed the union tu the Duchess night. 1ST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL , KNAPPEK A BFRROWS. “Most ardently !” of Baliverne, and found her favorably In PURPOSES.OXLT_ftI A week passed by and be did not make “I’ll ask iny mother.” ttorneys *»d rouNSku.DRs at law. clined. his appearance. Lydonie came to the Soltaitoro is Cbanocry. Tax and Inaurane* An oath ruse to the lipa of the Duke, She bad just come tu Court, having conclusion that he would never come. Amenta. Boain*» attended to with prompter-** he checked it, and tiddily. emerged from the convent where she bad “Will you receive me to-morrowF Office, center ef Main and Burdick Street*. completed her education. the King. He had made Franche CompKalamazoo. Michigan. “You may come, and if mother is wil­ She had seen the young Count often, te a Duke but he cujB do nothing for ling—yes," though he had never deigned to cast a “I shall be here, euro.” glance upon her. Sh- knew he was She determined to ascertain what ber brave and noble, and she tbougt hand TTORXBTS AT LA Wand Solicitors in Chashusband was abouL morrow.” TEA. COFFER. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, some. The har-sinister in his escutchon She dispatched a trusty servant for “1 shall never forget you |* PRUNES. FIGS. BA1SIN8. CODFISH; WMO«»objqption. She promptly accepted intelligence, and, like all wives wbo place Will him, . a spy upon their husband's movements. Unfortunately. Louis of Fraache Comp Office in the Court House. Hastings. Mich. te. wbo like his father, was something of a reprobate, would not accept her. The Duke waa plunged into all kinds and bit his lip. 'njiitnirxan* IPXBJ’UIILKZBU "My son,’’ said the great King, “we ol dissipation. Hp was making love to “What is she F asked Bergeruoette H. ^RIGHT, And Cooking Extracts, have resolv»d that you shall marry. all the pretty daughters of be sbopkeep- archly. 1 TTORNKY and ’.'OUNHKLLOR AT LAW. “She je—Ie right But I mean what J .A ard Soltaitor and CounMdlor m Cbanearv.— FOR TUB KSPBCIAU BXXBFIT «'F THB LSDIKB. “My worthy sire, and most excellent era tn ths Rue Sl Antoine. Particular attention paid te the collection nt lather,” returned tho Count, “1 have re­ In fact, for a newly married man his say. As surely m the morrow comes so claim* and munvv promptly remitted. will L" solved tn dr m> such thing!,* conduct was shameful. Om«. with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middleville. “Come, good night" The King frowned. He was not in the . “To leave me to run after such cans- Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! D R & S , mi utms, A GROCERIES! habit of being contradicted. "I have made a formal proposition, in your name. fl»r the hand of the Duchess of Baliverne. and she has accepted you,” he raid gravely. “Doubtleas." sneered the young scape­ grace. “her taste is excellent, and how Could she refuse met Perhaps it would have been as well to have consulted my inclination in the matter. 1 do not wish ilief" tboguht Lydonie. She paused suddenly. An idea had entered her brain, She determined to act upon iL MOST POPULAR While she Is meditating upon It let us see wh&t the Duke waa about. Our night, about eight days after his JACOB FERRIS. marriage, the Duke, plainly attired and muffled in a cl<<ak, roamed through the IONIA, Faubough Sl Auteiue, as was his wont, in ouesl of adventures. HOLBROOK, We would respectfully announce to the cili"Are you in love with any one 1” As be turned the corner of one of these xens of Hastings and vtelnlly, that «e intend to TTORNE sell even thing in our line of trad* as cheap *a can Chancer narrow lanes, that intersected that quar­ “No." be bought al any place. Div* us a call and judge Office, sccoui "Then love mt Duches-s. Thcisn«>ble. ter at that period, a piercing shriek burst for yourselves.' Wv intend to sell upon bis ear, mingled with auffocat'mg wealthy" J. 31. Rt'KSF.LL. “I am your son—that is nobility crie» for assistance. OHYSICIAN end Surgeen. Office in RusmU** enough be l«>wed low as he spoke, and The Duke s sword was out in an in■L store. State street. the king smiled nt tbe compliment; •‘and stanL He wa* bra as to rashness. With­ JOHN ROBERTS, Special attention will b« paH to COMPOUND­ the Jew* trust me-r-what could I do with out a moment’a thought, ho plunged into HYSICIAN and Surgeon Dwelling on Broad­ ING an4 pultiug up PRESCRIPTIONS; and any more g«<ld 1” the lane. way, n«ar the Conrt House. on* pnrehuxing mcdicinea of ua can rely upon *Shr ia th<* prettivMt woman in my He beheld a female struggling in the tbolr being court.” grasp of a man. H. F. CHERRY, "I’m tired of pretty women—they The man fled precipitately at hie ap OTARY PUBLIC saJ Convsy*ne*r. will a ROBERTS A STRIKER. aiwaya fuails." proach, and the girl sank into his arms, tend to all bnainem Mitruated to biai with nromptiiete and fidelity. Reaideaee. Johnstown Havrisos Mases A Ibfia. “Gmld you see her. you would bet exclaiming j Barry count v, Mich. Blsnka kept always on hand. to foil in love with bar." •Have me, oh, save me!” ••I never will see her,’. Mid the Count The Duke sheathed his sword, and tried L. H. STEWART, ROBERTS A STRIKER. determinedly, TTORNEY and Oouawdor at Law. Solicitor “fire her or no*, you shall marry her!” He led her to the lamp that swung at anti Uounaelor in Chancery. Notary Public, Ar. AnbasiocM attended to promptly and efficried the King, in a rage. the corner. cientlr. Office So. 6, Nobta'a block. Battle Crock. "If I do I will marry her with my eyes "Why, you are a perfect little beauty !" ho cried, rapturously, and in surprise. TNtyixoM'a Oto Loxnos Docs Gix, ar nitdiem- shut!" returned the Count, K. aa. JL) *1 purpose*, for sataby The King grew purple with rage. The girl cast down her eyes and blush J. M. NEVINS, "4Iark ye, boy ’ You owe mo obedi­ cd deeply, and tbe Duke felt the Hide blis, and Tax agent. Particular of sale by (Midyear's Patent Breast Pump* ence as subject and eon. It is my will baud that rested on his arm tremble.— ft. AB. that you bestow your hand upon the But she did not seem displeased. cloalni Martangas by advertisement. Duchess of Baliverne. The wedding ahall “Do you reside in Pane F Circuit Court*—1809, 1803“Yes -, but we have only been here a take place this day fortnight. Submit to TATE OF MICHlGAN.Elghth Judicial Circuit my will with a good grace, and I will short time—we came from Bellxilis— -I hereby fix and appoint tho timra/br bold­ s. C. PRINDLE, ine th* several Urrtnx of the Circuit Court within create you a Duke on your wedding-day. mother and 1.” and 1ML m UDGE OF PRORATE. Notary Public, Gen­ said Circuit, f-r tb* years Darc tn dis-bey me. and I will strip you “From the country, eh 1 W hero do you Barre Oavnif—January. Sd Monday; Ann!. 2d era! Lend end Tex Ae»nt. Will be found in Monday. July, sd Moeday; October. * Meedsy. of your title, and the land you hold from live my preUy blowom F the Cnurt House, st Meetings, on the id er« 8d CTtatea ibtmtj/-January, Sd Monday : April.id me, and cast you into the Baatile.” “In Rue 8l Helene.” Mondav t Jsly. M Monday; October. Bd Monday. This is what had brought tho Count “Why, that is some distance from ... ■ ? .. 1 Va'M.v ■ Anril tat DANIEL STRIKER, •>f Franche Comptc blindfolded to be here. Will you Dot permit me to ea OUNTY CLERK. Notary Public, ssd General Amt OmnA—March, let Mon a ar; June isx Mon­ married. cort you home ? These streets are dan­ Land and Tu Ageut. Office »» the Court day; September. 1st Monday; Decenater. 1st The King amiled grimly but said not gerous, as you have found, to one as beau­ ,,___ i___ Jll K..... ir— PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE, Oenml Land and Tax A cent, will attend to th* collection of tebtirand al) ether bmrfneo pertaining to hi* office. J PATENT MEDICINES A (DZEnEAiP, IPDIB ©ASH P N she If It fail­ the She turned from him, and was about to enter the garden. “Bergeronette F he cried quickly, “one kiss before I go. Surely my forbearance deserves it." ’ She made no answer but inelined her head gently towards him. Fer a mo­ ment she lingered in his arms, then tore herself from bis embrace and pnssed thro’ the gate. S-> the Duke went to his lodgings—he had taken bachelor apartments on his wedding day—to dream of Bergerunette. The next day he went te the cottage In Rue St. Helene. Ho was received by Bergeronette tlm Idly, and introduced by her to ber moth­ er. a fine matronly dame, who Mt quietly spinning in the corner, and allowed the young couple to rove around the garden at will. Tiie Duke thought ber a very sensible woman. The Duke departed at the end ef the three hours mure in love with ber than April 12.1M1.—At 4 30 A. M-, fire waa opened upon Fort Sumter, from 17 mortars and 30 large guns, mostly columbUds. Rebels had 7,000 men around the fort under arms, and 140 pieces of ordnance of heavy calibre in position tq4 ready for uae. April 18—At 12.65 P. M., tbe flag of Fort Sumpter was drawn down, and the fort was surrendered soon after upon bacorable terms. Fort Pickens was reinforced during the night of the 12th end 18th. April 15th—The President ot tho Uni­ ted States called by proelumatisa for 75,000 volunteers to suppress insurrec­ tionary combinations; end commanded “the persons composing the combinations aforesaid to disperse and retire peaceably to their respective abodes within twenty a..." In the same document an extra session of Congress was called for *• 4th of July. April 10th—The Ringold Flying Ar­ tillery of Reading, Pa., 180 men, with 4 field pieces, left tor Harrisburgh at 6 P. M. Four regiments, having received or­ ders only the previous night, began tQ arrive before 9 A. M., at Boston, Mass. Rebel Government called for 82,000 men. April 17th—A party of dragoons, and a detachment of artillery posted at th# Lung Bride, Washington, D.G Lieut. Jones, U. 8. A., destroyed the arsenal at Harper’s Ferry, and retreated, being attacked by 600 Virginians. Two of his soldiers were killed. April 18th—Tbe Sixth Massachusetts regiment arrived at N«w York m rmiif for Washington. April 19tb—Chamber of Commerce, New York, met, voted to sustain the Goverament, took measure* to make a loan to the Governmet of nine million of dol­ lars, and subscribed 21,090 for outfit of troops in ten minutes. A portinn of the Sixth MasMchusetts, and the Seventh Pennsylvania, were aaMiled in the streets of Baltimore. Two Massachusetts men killed and eight wounded. Anniversary of Lexington. The Seventh regiment N. Y. B. M., left for Washington. Tbe Rhode Island Marine Artillery, 130 men, 110 horaee. 8 guns of heavy calibre, and otherwise fully equipped, passed through New York on their way to tbe war. Th* Eighth regimentuf Massachuaetta volunteers, 1JW0 men, accompanied by Brig.- Gen. Benj. F. Bud er, passed through New Yerk. Several legislative gentlemen were dining at a Harrisburg hotel ; one of them asked Mr. D-, a gentleman who “(in you reach them partatara, rirF Mr. D., extending his arm towards the dish, and satisfying himself that he He came every day for a fortnight and could reach the “pertaters," answered— every day he preMed hia suit. But there “Yut, sir.” was only one way in which Bergeronette The legislator was taken aback with could be won—that was an honorable the unexpected rebuff from the wag, but marriage. presently recovering himself, he asked— The Duke was in despair and at his “Will you stick my fork into eue of wit’s end. He had a stormy scene with ’em, then F the King, wbo threatened to send him to Mr. D.. took the fork and plunged it the BaHile if he did not return to the into a finely cooked potato, and left it Duchess. there. Tim company reared as tljey took So he came to Bergeronette, on the the joke, and the victim hmked more fourteenth day, to make a final effort to foolish than before: but suddenly an idea obtain her. They were alone together in struck him, and rising to his feet, be ex­ the garden. claimed, with an air of conscious tri­ “Hear me, Bergeronette,” cried the umph— Duke when be had exhausted every ar­ Pljow. Mr. D-, I will trouble you for gument and found her still firm, “I swear tip fork.” to yeu that were 1 free, this moment Mr. D. rose to his feet, and with tho would I wed you. I have told you that most impertorable gravity pulled the lam a Duke, but not my title. Nowyou fork out of the potato, and returned It, shall kn<>w *11. I am the Duke de Fren­ tiful as you ai^” a word. amidst an unconquerable thunderstorm of Tbe Count placed the ring upon the “I would v»y much like to have yeu ch* Cnmpte—I am already married f" lOivco undvr i»r hand at the village ®f InnlaJhis laughter, to the utter discomfiture of the *. H. COOK, finger of the bride, but he did not salute mo ma home if-------- if-------- ” “Married !" echoed Bergeronette, with gentleman from B. egister of deeds, ana Notary rwbue. her, and when the ceremony w» over he a smothered scream. 8he paused and looked confused.” Office in ths Court House, and op«» •< aj* turned hie baek upon ber, took the hand“I was forced into tills union by the “If what!" asked tho Dwks. Old Toucey, that Yankee tool of the kerebief from his eyes, and walked out of • If you would only be so good—as to King’s command. 1 do not love my wife. South, had the impudence to make a the chapel, promise not to—to try—to—kisa ma PHOTOGRAPHIC GAT.T.KRY speech at a celebration of the S2d of Feb­ H. K. SHELDON* Lydonie pouted ber pretty lipa, and ** “• ruary, at Hartford. He would have OUNTY TREASURER. Office in th* Court sinus. She pnoernss title, but you alone Crayon Ambrotype; Vignette Ambru- was almost ready to cry with abe*r v«p Ilouae. been better placed with Floyd and Cobb, Fly with me. In The Duke was charmed. There was possess my heart. ation. . type; Melaineulype; Sphersotype; bis associates in the Buohannan Cabinet some distant land we may dwell la hap The King took ber in charge, escorted a simplicity, a freshness about this young JABER A. BWEEWEI i Mirror Ambrotype; Neilngrapnlc; fer tho destruction of the Union. ROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Conner al her to tbe carriage, cud they were eon girl J* hich phased him. Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Law, Betteftar and Counselor in Chancery, veyed U> the hotel her busba nJ had oe"I K’’«* Jou my '"•rd as agsntlemsn.” Ambrotype; Imperial AmOne has no business worrying and hefrtend ua, a divorce be mid Irsnkly "that so action of sdum copied. ' Syntype; Relievo Am.Caorta of this Bute. Offiet Intbi Court'Hoc»«fretting about bis particular call, or des­ “Here you are, my dmr,” Mid the shall displease you. if you accept of my brotvpe; Double tin v ; let him do well the part te which King conducting her through tbe apart- escort” _ Am brotype HARMON SMITH, •y Ducheve!" be had expressly furnished far her ATDcorrmo.—. » .rf-T. ~ — meote ircuit court com irsioner. attomw “Wera you free would you really make reception ; “here you are at your fiiture confidingly. ConMsHnr A Hol taitor. in all Ow C«mrt« of “Jam net afraid sf you,” she said with meynarwHeF .... a__ rt...;. ... .._ V O..KILhome." *Sil!y bay." muttered the King, look sweet simplicity, “I know you are 0o ■*I belieue youF ing very rrix>«sb snuoyed. Never mk>d. r-J '** injure m&" The press, the pulpit and petticoat,.the “Too will fly with meF rav dear be it y«mr buabaM) **» re*1 *‘11 Th* Duke blushed far the first time three ruling powers of the day. The first in—he pnttld pot remember how many “I will." ooine in time.” "What Is tbe u*© of having a husband RLLTR, if be wRlnotevM 1«* at you F pout-d A S J C R C P C Lydouie. . “He -ball look Bt you or I will send they started on. their way. bim t«ti»BsptlU * to WIUUMW* wawhat kted of a wife te "Nw.IhMVsw” .. “What, boom that towyMF • �of Wisconsin SE E duty WWieMay WewtifcApril 1MM2. made a report, %ut whether Havnru nr tna, citrotx rrtnt Owasa. WITHOUT Oriijf XMD-Wrtff >Ptl ft&FOTK. yoawABD with<>rr fear aws smarts.—Abnikam TAnfoln. with mxhlt Nesr Orleaas Taken ! Our latest dispatches leave but little room to doubt that Naw Orleans is at length in our poMMiaiom We, of caurse have no partieslare of to surrender, but It ie enough to know that to great com. mercial metropolis pl* rohefflom has fallen. Abolition of Slavery in the Capital. The bill for the abolition of slavery in faithfUl officer, a devoted friend of the We cannot but regsrd tMs as the begin­ ning of to end. We as a nation, have of life.. yi>.dv*th wjjl be a . #erlo.ua cal­ Mr Anthony preeanted a resolution callmg on to WoaifcH for copies of all orders of the comuumdlng General's in- We may rest assured let what may bo- tide us In fiitura, that one great good has been accotnpliahod. and an earnest given that the parly in power has not attained ergy, devotion and trust ’ fidelity to his high ’’ HF" Fred. Blase, Cb. f, 15th Mich. Regiment, wounded in tbe thigh at Pitts­ burgh Landing, baa been taken to Keo- ed a landmark to note to era of human progress. It is a proud-day In to his­ The dark stain that baa so long hung over tbe Capital is to be obliterated. It can no longer be said of ns that the worst form of slavery pollutes even the very Capital of our boasted model Republic. will hereafter brentho Our legislators the pure air of liberty, and to clanking of chains will do longer mingle discord with the fervid eloquence of Congressmen wbo descant upon our national freedom. The follbwt Ing is the characteristic message of to President, in announeing his approval of to bill: WasqmeToif, April 16. Fellow eiliient of the Senate an fl ffouts ofRepi’etejilttlices: . Th» act entitled an act for the release of certain persons held to service or labor in tbe District of Columbia, has this day been approved and algned. I have ne'er doubted rhe constitutional authority of Codgress tn abolish slavery In the Dis­ trict, and 1 have ever desired to see to National capital freed from the Instftuiloh In some satisfactory way. Hence * there has never been in my mind any question on to subject, except one of expediency ariting In view of all the cir­ cumstances. If there ba matters within and about this act which might have taken tho shape or course more satisfactorily to my judgement* I do not attempt them. I am gratified that tho true principle of compensation and colonization are both . rocugnized.nnj nMetotlly applied in (Ms iot In the matter of oompensation it is provided that claims may be presented Within ninety dayk nf tho passage of the act, but not thereafter, and tore is no saving for minora, femmet covert, insane or absent persons. I presume this Is an omission by mere oversight, and I reccommend that it bo supplied by an amendatory or supplementary act. Signod ABRARAU L15C0LN. A Word to Buyers. The following, in reference to dealers who advertise and of those who do not, is from the Livingston Republican, and is so full of truth tot we endorse every won&ol it, in confidence that the experi­ ence of our readers will corroborate its every statement: “Certain it ie that every merchant promittt to sell goods cheaper than his neighbor—this is considered a legal ■‘trick of the trade.” But there is a noticeable fact in this connection, equally applicable to all branches of business and trade*, it is this: He who thrives to beat, deals to fklrest, and sells the cheapest, invaria­ bly advertises the most. 1'fjia cannot be successfully contradicted—its truth is . apparent In every instance. The cause for (he increase «>f buriuew, and conse­ quent pecuniary success on the part of j to man who advertises, are obvious to every thinking mind. The more freely a business man parades the advantages of said business before the public eye, the mbri will the people seek to secure tbe benefits therein set forth, and to examine for themselves the.goods and price of the firm so frequently brought t<» their notice. A trade thus secured generally proves permanent. Quick sales and small prof its becomes the ineritont’s motto, and every letter of his advertisement nets him a gbld dollar." 'Henee the advertis­ ing patron can sell the same roods mach cheaper than to non-ao ♦ertiftng man— and he will do’sp. ” ' ■ With this common sense view of the matter firmly itnpressed upon tbeir ■tnlnds, we wnuld advise our country readers, intending to visit Howell for tho purpose nf trading, to*look over our advertising columns and carefully note tbofv content*. When you come to town, atil upon to -fems therein deatg son. Tho bill for to Mtahiiahmvnt of a Department of Agriculture was taken up and to substitute of Mr. Wright fox to bill wt^qjected. Mr. Mailer moved to amend the bill by a substitute providing f»r a statiktical tJif1 Gen. McDowell has taken poscs- sion of Frederiokaburg, the citizens only stipulating for the protection of private property. He is now within 05 miles of - New Yorl York. April 27. , Ptiubufgh UndbW. Ar11 sa­ and agricultural bureau. Pending aeute. to bill to cuufiMcete to property and free the slaves of to rebels was taken up. Mr. Davfe spoke tiro and a half hours against to bil, without concluding. Ex­ and CapL Cutting. «f Gw- Burnside’s staff.---------------Campo. *' arrived here to-day with dispatches to ' our t^ips. Tiny all awroiMirsted to •tatern^ Btatem-uti the goremmret. He states that Gen. 1 “They corrol*>rated the Renn commanded the nattaml troops at reeved to ds? Ixf-.rr. reUthe to to CwraVvt to late reeona«»isanee to Elizabeth City I evacuation, by to rebel- of ibetr preart-t Capt. Cutting gives to followitkt |*rfio pugjtfon. m>4 sorted that Bewtrepa^ Ow to 17th mrt. Gen. Reno left NqwberB and proceeded to Roanoke Island, from which plsre he ulnreof to sfftir. had withdrewn a oUHoderebc ,p»rti<>P |1|# fonjo fnrto dnfeftev •’» Fort re- M‘30?0- APr’ 87 wd hem:, ibetr ' •aaMteg bin to fcxpewl w torfk about 2.000 men and proceeded to Eliubrab a.y, wlrar. . .I"rag r.b.1 . . . . _I,Irak __________ j, rV<\.OXM4JLY\Av» A b-.t crau.um, f.-ur rara. hereto* murnlug of dollars each rear in advertisinr tbeir to be Intrenching them- on* while man. an ey report that thr merits, and pttWMDfag the ’ । from Portomuuth. Apalachicola. This place, tbe capital of Franklin Co. Florida, is now in our pnsneMiuu. It lies at the.mouthof tho river of the same name which flows through a bay of tbe same name. Into the GuVrof Mexico. The har­ bor is accessible to steamboats from the Gulf. It Is separated from the Gulf by St. George’s island. The capture bf this port hat a very important bearing on to cotton supply. Several mento ago it waa reported that several thousand bales of catton were lying on the wharves of tbs town, and that the stock was rapidly increasing.— The port has an extensive water connec tiun with tbe interior. The Apalachioo la with its arms, the Chattahoochee and Flint, runs far back into to richest cot­ ton region of the state. The Chattahoo­ chee is navigable to Columbna, four hun­ dred and thirty miles from tbe Gulf of Mexico, and the Flint river admits of shallow steamboats for fifty miles from its confluence with to Chattahoochee.— The whole surface of cotton lands drained by the Apalachicola and its tributaries, is estimated at twenty thousand square miles. Our Light gunboats can, therefore, easily'penetrate far into to finest sec­ tion of cotton region. As this part of Georgia is supposed not to be generally covered with rebel troops, the probablli S>™. «wi .tx-nl <— ih.mmnd undr. I B«< m-"P< I SnHidl "f tb. Ufa sad health wT Um Ud; d^Mdr On motion of Mr. Morrill, of Vermont o™. ItK ,.nd Um uuat ■ tte «-■'-------- “--------------•*it was resolved that to President should, 4W Col. HoMnl Th. f.R» "f ihr rrb Cura. T.luaU luul u-.ra rru.-.rrd frrai. :1m he requested to strike from to rolls to out a miserable exuteore. These mvdiciam coin maud of rati ..r d «♦' roinmnuil ot the Merriinnc. els consisted of a Georgia regiment of ’ name of any army officer who has been ys New York, April. 28. known to be habitually intoxicated by 1.100 men, a portion of Wlsu’s Legion, for curing to use of spiritaous liquors while in the and. two batteries of artillery. The ene­ my was totally routed, with a loss of Syphilis, Scrofula, service. •‘It is stated by contraband* Our loss is about Mr. Morrill stated tot he had been about sixty fflbn. Skin Qkttasoo, Old Sorts, assured tot the commanding General twelve klllid and forty-eight wounded.— Salt RHrurn., Jfhsum'iticm, of to New York, wbo failed to reinforce to two Verynont Colonel Ytawkins, QDyspepsia, Blolc Htadajhs. of.an attack by Burnside.. companies which suffered so severely at 0M>avey, received a slight fleah wound in “Nearlj ulf I hr troop* tins.to arm. His'Adjutant was reported FrrMit Cfempismta, K , . Ery:iw:-; . St. ffnthon-j'c Firs, might make. Mr, Merrill was askod for, but de. Tumws, Eruptions, , _____ r _ Chicago. AprH 24 “Contraband, state that the mew prow Fits, Ssrcfulaus CnuiurnpHon, etc. dined to give to name uf to said Gen­ A spetial to to Timet, from Pittsburg, on the Merrinw is twenty feet l<>ug, *4 eral. says : “G»n. Mitchell's division has arri- wrought iron and steel pointed. Ab unsuccreafu! attempt was made to •'Many ritiawiv efNortnlk are leaving. lay to fifteen or.uednty Qmfiseatfon biife. puMMsiro of W) miles of to Mi-mpbu writes, ber daughter was cured “Tbe fell New (hlcaua is temoeded on the table, hut to mutiva to do so won A ObnrivMiM Road. F flu of nine years’ standing, and Ht Vitas* Large reinforvo lost, by yea* 39, nays 60, an ce of two v rars luvnta arriird al Pnixbmg Landing on AWOTHJBft writes. Ills son was enred Mr. Bingham’s substitute, providing to-W*' for the capture and oondemnativu' alto New York. April 24. enemy’s property, and-to Idemnlfy the in. ) ----------------- 1----------- ---- -Mwtsre. J. F. Rutland & Cti.. at the much trritiWwi c.xantk »f what nue -md | United State* for expenses incurred in . AN0TKKR wm cured <rf Frvwawd Ap to suppression of lbs rebellion, was Continental Iron Warkx <rt Greve point, shape • mak. tor tolwWd* aho.P •».. ' . . .... after tmne fccrv medicine in bn reach. ty is tot the planters will be found ready agreed to—62 against 48. House ad­ have already laid the keels lor three mure • ., . .. aavinaa wa.< cureu oi r to forward their cotton to the port for journed. marine tcilleries similar io caostroctiun Fitubur^h Landing, especially as to hwl aBbwd fl«rtoen years, sale. This is one great step towards re­ number of prisorors. Beauregard fixe- 1 awv»«Mr«»» opening tbe cotton supply.—Buffalo Com­ a very few days n»t less than 1.100 hands them at alxmi-eight th<*aaaoii. while iu From Washington. mercial. will be employed in the oomdruction of Snvai.nah. Atlauta. Memphis. Bicliiii<-ii<' New York, April 24 these batteries. Each battery will be and Norfidk papers, statements—ail The Tribunt's dispatch, Washington furnished with two turrets, <«di to have live and claiming authenticity—piner 23d,. aays: “Horace Mat nard. whore- guns of the heaviest calibre. They will • Fronttbe Xew York Tribune. them at tw«» to three, neatly four, Gov. "Morgan yesterday sent in hi» turned from TunnesMe, and took bin seal b« i-f >nooh greater Power th»n the M««i> nominations for Harbor-Masters, and to-day, declares himself io flavor of a itor, and calctiUled for the hardest ocean think »e may wifely take to nwgbta-' are to most active an I thorough pills that while many will regret the absence of stringent confiscation net against the hiu e ever been introduced. hood of the lowest figures, especially ut some friend’s name frem the list, we rebels, several of to Border State men They act so directly upon the Liver, excit­ Baltimore, April 24. that corresponds wit in fur ma think all will rejoice that of Col. Michael will support one. ing that organ to such an extent as that tbe tion. The Old Poiot boat has arrived. Corcoran is found tore. Col. C., we The Senate Committee on Territories The veraciaui rebels differ greatly al*It is reported that (*en. Burnside hm dition, which is too apt to te to case with presume, never voted for Gov. Morgan ha* instructed its Chairman to report n tn ocher partM-nlara. Beaurrgnr.i , ------- -----------——BBctriiM-* -----------•iBMtiy • purgative pill —perhaps nul for any Republican—but bill identical with lhal repwrusd tu to received proposals from to* (jpvemw ; of North CureHnia for to surrender uf' bi> retreat to tbe exhaustion <»fhis trowo*. They are really a he was nmong the earliest to enlist in the House by Mr. Ashley,. organizing the tho State. [ and the rvinforcenietit of ours. The | and to reinforcement of <»ura. ___ War for the Union, fought for it like a Territory of’Arizoiia. One section ex­ AN\.oo& <xvt& lAv-ct WV-V, Knoxville JFAip says it. is to to short hero, was taken prisoner at Bull Run. tends the Wilmot Proviso over every FortreM Monroe. April 27. which, in conjunction with the ness nf ammunition, and apcaks also of and has over since seemed to be a special Territory now organized.” their having, on Monday, to ah-uidon *&\.ooA VwnSteT, target of rebel malignity, being still reA black fugitive just from Fortamoath Washington, April 23. many cannon taken <m Stlndaj. which fit*-' wit! cure al! to aforementioned diseases. tainsd a prisoner a lien he ought long since brings to Petersburg <>f y< t .u -«- >■ Erprsss ■_ * vs ter Be*ureg.ird carefull v conceal* T — , and, of themselves, will relieve and curs A republican caucus was held to-night The to have been sent home in exchange for day containing toTollowing-. Hisoda.'h*, Cbstu-vnees, toir Colonels paroled after tho victory- at to CapitoL About fifty members -Sr । |,i“’°“r i"w “...,u d '•"OT<fcd “ •» rail fiK I m Fra lh...,w>d. were prevent- Mr. Colfax in to Chair, Oolia 'Pains, Cholera Jdorbut, on Roanoke Island. lie is understood ad Fort Jnekson at 4 o'clock yenterdav and Mr. McPherson, Secretary. A gen­ Indiffntion, (Paun in to §ou>els, to ba a poor man. and thia appointment morning. When to news reached New will afford something handsome to bis eral debate ensped on the Confiscation Grlcnna, to excitement was boundless. non and twenty thousand rifles, and t»> Bill, in which Messrs. Stevens, Blair. have driven five thonsand Union trwopi. family, even should be be longer retained Martial law was put- in full force, and Mjuare into the river. _________ or even should be die in tbeir du tehee, for Covode, Hickman, Olin and others pgr. business suspended. All ©stton and Beauregard ahmild never buncef<TthAsk your neighbors, who have usvd tom, wn presume the otor Harbor-Masters ticipated. The discussion was somewhat ofa char­ publish Ms wwn statement- till hr *°d »»I1 W toy are will divide his duties among themselves transportation of corn and am uni hoc, concluded exactly .h«»w big he wants i«> i QtOoA, 'V&teAACAAXt.V and their receipts with his family. The acter of that which baa’ recently taken were destroyed. At one o'clock to-day place in the House. The sense of the 11 '“„•!! ‘b' rTul °r 'h<“ ‘ tidings of this remembrance will cheer to operator bads ‘Good bye.' saying to journals, thus toy can all hr Uigelhi-r phyaiciaa. tho whole body of Union priaonera in reb­ caucus seemed to be in favor of discrimi­ enemy appeared before the city.’’ keep themselves tn countenance, and p>~ Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of *y local el dungeons, showing them that, though nating against the leading rebels in the This is the last knewn. We will confiscation of all kinds of property. It sibly delude toir followers a while Ion «ge»t, and read to certificates, and if you absent, they are not forgotten. waa unanimously agreed to refer all the send you tbe particulars as soon us re­ er.—Philadelphia Inquirer. k*™ «w doubted you will ceived. hills pending in the House, to a select -•-r. ,-L* —r . 11 \\.o vevove. Thk Pbofosxd Nbw 1im.uk Tbmu The negro bringing this, report* lhal committee >>f seven tnemlwn, as moved toby.—The bill introduced into to Sen­ C”!. ( orcoraii ha«i h«*»-n lu-a> *______ — ______ . ..• .. ____ . tin- rebels have two iron dad steamers t<»-day by Rcprtro-niative Olin.* ncarlv completed, ami beieived to Mar- ! fr,’ni' upr*er date of Riehmnnd. to U»riate byjSenator Pomeroy of Knnaae. to At noon to-day wan commenced to, create a new territory for to roving nrniu* would l>e «»ut to morrow. j11 announcement of the decisions «>n the Indian tribes, is entirely novel in its char­ router. (8igaW) J. K. WOOL ! proposals for conveying the msilw on rhe , acter, and it excites much attention. He Pacific coast,and in the West and North • H.-.dqaBMers IHpartmwt R»pp»1l.nn.<-k, I proposes to call the territory Lanuiwn— A P nl I . the Shawnee for induui. it lias between in attendance nt to Poslofficr Depart­ Kansas and Texas—the Arkansas and “I rtns told that to liicbmoud Exam­ C.i.^ tb. k-val t<L|- r in T-m-v Missouri boundaries forming its eastern ment. lor . tomporar, ,b.«,fr Tbe proposals for tho Pacific coast are iner of the aOth has been rtveivsd in line, and its western boundary to 26th bl, |K»t, hot mid, th.1 bU pl^x BII.J r.redenckaburg announcing New Orleans very much higher than formerly, and meridian of west longitude down to to by “one of the Union sharp-sinMiters, Roberts A Suikvl, litoUug*, Eh >'itoit,0r*a(etone for Ket>tacky and Missouri are con rille Mills. T. A. De Reimer. MtddtaviUc. * v. parallel of 36 deg. 30 min., and thence whose gun never flashes or tniaeea iu Hwlri U». sidersHy advanced, owing doubtless to east to the 23d meridian, thence south mark.” to military disturbances in those States, to to Red river, and by its nourso to the tb. inh.'b. while In Indiana, Illinois and otor States Urn. Arkansas line' Mr. Pomeroy proposes tauta.” to allow the Indians in this territory all The number of routes is about 2,500, Harrisburg, Va., April 26. the privelcdges of white men in any other averaging ten bids for c*eh. The sum Deserters from Jackson's militia re­ territory—the right of self government, total nf the offers for to entire lettings is port turn making very slow progress to­ NOTICE! Kleutux the extent of a local legislature. not equal to that of four yesrs ng» for ward. Gordonsville. Eight hundred of c Pruidaul W‘U appoint to Governor regular sarvioe. Ms militia have deserted since his esca­ of the Territer|- with the power of veto. Tho EeraIEt spacial, Washington, 23d, pade. If the wandering and scattered Indi Mi says: A ebangetn theNrry Department The Shenandoah bridge is nut yet TTh- sttociib«r is now prepared to *lk has been positively determined upon. burned, but picket, are stationed there Govern meet will savs $175,000 anuuThe President is only waiting to fix upon to apply to torch when the Federal sol to individed wbo is to fill to place of dfer* appear. As tow as to lowest. Fbr Cath w readythe Secretary of to Navy. Gen. (talks. Tna Straar SnnaraM bxsorh Yomr- Judge Davis of Illinois, Gov. Sprague of Rbmlo island, are each strongly urged for The state of the roads pre ven t ou r ad vance York Commercial eays: this distinction, but tho eelection has not at present been made.” '•• FOB SALE BY New Advertisements. GROCERY, SALOON, BOARDING-HOUSE FAMILY GROCERIES Wann xb Vro^jcrtwb, ' ’ , was reported r -------— Saturday — •wav ' made ’ on - I{ Merrimac will come out soon. ’ On an advance ’Hvwxve.Tou* CeTUfcuUw I A diapalch »w yesterday 's Richmond tbe rebels. Tbe enemy opened fire with . HOUSE. s:jot -zlftfu-zi = tu ir r u‘ i .. n.,., «>r fra...... Mr. Pbereon presented six petitions artillery as soon aa our trowpa made their i f'n: “Th* -Union in fisror of tbe establishment of* Profes­ i, mw -r^-j ... ...___jsmmm ri'n eacKMHi »nu . Phil.The poarflarity of tbe lacksun and . St. sorship of German in the West’ Point Military Academy, on to-ground of to «.£«*mj, « M<....I MF- "» .......... i. U,., Irik, i „r value of to study «i>d its practical utility tile first fire. Wo then took possession bet<«n» New Urteaae. • eradicating every particle uf imparity in view of to uomber of Germans in to of to town. Ml after remshnug a tew I . “A rumur was «MTvul U» NurtUk army and to richness of German liters- hours retired to to main army. Our i night that New Orleans hadI .urrwiJerA. ! \KC »\.OO&, at AU Hour?; Philadelphia, April 24. Detroit.” It ■ ■B-lootS ecutive session adjourned. Richmond. to its present place without having erect­ tory of the Republic. oW torti« and rein*. whole farce left to Fort for up over on to IRth.” ' Tk. gunboat Trier, .bll. rwomnltar. I Urarity of lb. offioor. «f U~ For.V* bad entered more earnestly into to.Mrug- lately, ceinman ing the South Carollni* Ing up ' «»«.» riant, ttpWrwl tb« mb-; too, lr. Anthony said that .1 nrnmnr J. Robb war th. moutb of teTuiu gle between liberty and slavery than be g Fort Pulaski belonged Cni. Creek.' Thii i. oo, uf tbe bo*u had, and no one bad done more within which eluded our Br« aepHIUon up ££ the sphere of his personal and official in­ the correepom could or would show thl. elrar after U» fill <4 F»« Henry.— ebfaW-April 27. red all to duties re­ fluence to arouse the people to a true ap­ that be bad did savannah had not been preciation of to nature of to struggle quired of him. Tylar. ie bo had acted in aotaken ft was I than ho. Tbe ooblo part Wisconsin has ourdanetf with port that played in to great drama attests hia en­ ftire to disparage to merits of any per­ Washington, April 23. erai from commenced putting away the enormous sins far which wo are being afflicted.— JVmsi’FsrtWrli sdreroe or Ordered to be print- amity,nnt only to hit flsmfly and Ml State, the National Capital, has been signed by President Lwcoln, nud is now a law.— nut was not stated. mxbyiomkd as a cur tons coio- sconce themselves early in the rooming The fngitirrr eays Secretary TEA Weils is Eari oeaaur nrtte d an advanced Lu«»de of Warwick, “ a. OR fxtFFEE. OWCKKNSi, PICKLtFb TwNQrB.eAK 1HNPX dro. Alw.Ioe Cream and Lamonado. B«rd bL.-H-T, a* W-TbrCommw CouocH of to cit of Nashville has passed a remtotoa d f tn >«w l*r . nf oM in»da to thanks to tbe Mrrtoi er-CZJU* TWarn �April —.—:---------- .., .nUklcab Cc.lral BallrM«, SKSjSSfKgK-B bj It..kN ‘ ' ,Hh, f, Im ua. Aorot | Thatftrtf ebtffli fhe<|Wf‘r^ wire th© thtffaw. Li,"rf,„AubA> r. *«■< Ship,'# jorilj. -LOW PRICES” if Miuun» pvar wrong, tat u< h« Lngu.gincites: *Johnw»wn gittM 100 republi j Nijbt Kxpcraa............. . . . ; I8»S ruixi KASrwaas. can m^Mlty.lettUre ^asu (Ttju.c tick. •I tn the liald’ “ It r RTCB. GWl fahormisatt' tfari>by hinting Uta; we were atfLUr - tbu Unmti. x«>iaoxtfx0. ticket G' very tn*. Ar nr W• Live not much exciting in the „r fe„ir «M> lican Caucus, and made out a Uckpt, not DAJIUNIM MFE BlTTBM I> ■ rapenor tdsla sad- «u*afte-, •xoWlvnt In in which they failed in.wtisignaUy. they ouuld not have coinplwnentad Uro sum of firn dollars and costs, and immo­ Republicans in „ better way il they had lation in ths County jail for ten days,'for voted with uo. wife whipping. ovrat on tbeir ticket, the rest publiians. have Yet bu%kr xc?S£*m»£*.!d'dUhr one box of tbvFills to eommruce wrth. snd bt».«s tbodvrl ftwfcd yonr medic1 dm,far I smenMfng good beslth at prvtetn, and tat! con­ fident the cure ii permsawnr Let ©<»>•*• bwr ■nd txks whs- tbsr atom, a- far ■>■ gtrr mt tta Blood Furflfer mid Plfla-ftF *y cbwitite di»»«»e* which arwo from impure Wood or rtor*t>ecm»»t uf th? dtRVAt'vo vrtfci- J take no other uirdiciuo sad have not for the Urieigfalavt. inurtb, Mott truly. T. V. BDBOia. Se» AdvertlnenitnL Tbeir candidates for Cler'V, Thvj dared not put uo their nuik and file, knowing they would fail in their achetde. Not one ofthovs candidates named would of April, 186'2, will be memorable for a great fall of snow. The winter of 1882 was rvmarkable tor strawasive snow storms * but sn the U2-I of April more snow fell thaa had fallen at any one time during the winter. It looks to-day more like mid-winter than com planting time.— Ann Arbor Neva. Our readers in this vicinity, will recol­ a north-easter continuing through the en­ tire day and evening. Toward evening we had a slight mixture of snow and aleat with the rain, but we hid no such experi­ ence of winter as is recorded by our qualified, and tho people have readers against sending any war claims to foreign agents,twbether a Washington ’or other localities. We received an offer from one ef these proposed agents, who advertizes from Washington, to retain ten • on all claims sent turn. No man can afford to pay that amount to a sub­ agent, unless be expects tn swindle claimH. N . Sheldon, of this village, is aats. getting up tbe necessary blanks to attend to the collection of arrears of pay, boun­ ty land or bounty money, due from Gov­ ernment to deceased or discharged sol­ But thia howl of disunion is only tu that the party. for they Tbeir cur*, ore tnadio every Uud— Amid Uuofa'«»»o»A-»nd Afrtc's^md Tbeir wundrous work*—the u*jwr» till. Produced by HssuoCs matGU^s Pilis, know Republican is - the true Union Who has heard of a Republican traitarl Are there crimaa 1 of these Not one. the spies and traitors. Loth this. They are aafeftr a?l—-both old xn-tyousr, Tbeir praw< ■ «ne on everr tungur: But in military to a man, are drum the Democratic party. there is another fact that may But Oi» hM fast Wtb SUest. X. T., wriL-.: Ae< IS, IMS -I tfcd . e .fficnHr a. th the Kifaey cwtaplaiM time yt«r«. with eoe»UL-t pein in the mtu.il oi wy Uat. I u.«l toewriJ kinds of meaienw. Let f-uuU no pcvwsaoai'mirf until . XHItona XMaandars —X>l*or Complaint’ Mw Dr. JWlw. M C:r. !tctonly an rem FlUawfulnUlrwts-4rf to tbdr p« friend* and associates in political iniqui­ treason they are When has dinghas) or bis associates ever Yet they arc as noisy ■udoasraSirafyarred. 1 tereitadnoMteairnlnoe.*' D. XVitrtarvslt, Kaa,,*cr'Soutt Sth. near Sth St, voted to as aay aud in I did oa and faa.nd Hto ojorai- odurireblv, ressor tag th.. bu» mat Movaiat,' Ota Hrer la activity. I “thata Cromwell will rise in your midst UDCT8 & SED'B®, without mercy,"-mid whilw Um< adminis­ —Seven companies nf tho Mirhigu Sth this rebellion, and the people are poring out their blood and Demooratlc Wilmington Island ou tbe 16th, in which •nd, good muct you in the following style : F SPRING & SU.OEB treasure to the aame eleven were killed and thirty-five wound There was but one ©f corn pany Jcitrnale will “The Congress of these United Slates, richly The Michigan boys were vic­ torious, repulsing a superior force and WE ABE NOW with one of the LARGEST' aud from all such Union men, is ths aarnaat BEST Asaortmcuts afraid of any positive energetic action by Republicans. a» follows: - “Let him read healthy books and newspapers, and take his toddy with Re­ publicans. We never knew a Raps bl! am who took h-s toddy with Demecrats who didn’t run into political courses crooked as a thorn apple tree.” We expect affairs hereabouts will take such a turn, that we may not be provoked nrto making a personal application of tbe above sentiment. NOTICE ! of wish of your subscriber. flow to Save .Monev! Vxxr Trck.—Tho Detroit Tribune devotee a few lines to Mr. Drvmrof New Tbe TrfAwne closes We shall aee wbat we shall see. Coaioos Wxddisq Clukmont.—A very curios* wedding ceremony lately took place at Metier, England. The bride and bridegroom, wbo walked to the church arm in arm, were preceded by two mon on donkeys, thu men arrayed in whits hate, whits waistcoats, white gloves, Asc., while the donkey had white ear caps. One of these heralds was armed with a bell, which he rang inces­ santly, Following the bride bridegroom wore the groomsman and the bridesmaid, who also walked arm in arm. Then came a cavalcade of ten donkey s, ridden by men who wore a uniform similar to that of tbe heralds j and in the rear a man on horseback, who waa armed with a whip, with which he kept tho unfortunate donkeys uv to the mark, DRY GOODS A ’ J'FEK-i(»XS trnowirt: tbeouMrca tn be tn­ *°- Sp ecially Noticed and Solicited, T.KUI. UN* WHlwal OHay. below in the case ex-Statc Treasurer, John McKmney, and ordered tho Court below to proceed to give J udge- AH, OUTSTANDIWG CLAJVS, To mrolhh Jiew York iudebtodacaa. jadtuiS. Arubr<<typu; Vignette Ambro-’ tyj^s; Melsmentype; Sphnrrottpe; NFirn-i Ambpityjwj Nvilngnqnhc; . Pre fl Amhrmtpv; (h-nnm-fttal Atuhrofyjh-, {m|M'riAl Ambrotypu; Rl-Iu v<» Arahrotypv; Double Am hrotvpe ' AXD CUI-riNG dos. io O;dor, as abort sotfa* end Friera to nuft urdeta, from 90 coats io It affairs. moot upon it® verdict. Godit fob Mar.—This Indispensible monthly for May is received. It is full of pretty lM«c • A beautiful engraving entitled "May Flowers.” A double ex­ Fotra Ax’wxs. or 1’md Rsmia—CoI. Gih.wm, orXS’tito; says that bnone portion of the .ground n«-ar Pittsburgh. of only four acres. wereJoHttd tbe dead bodies of Ever shown in •even huyul.-td rtbtU. The reading am» formidable and dangerous diweaacs Trask’n ly, la choice, interesting and useful. Magneue Ointment ie an unfeUtig remedv.if eeed in season. Apply freely to thp Throat Md Chest and cover with a hot flannel. TH« Omtmeirt has been bofore the pnhlie osw» yesnMuwi * e«* stantly Increasing demand has ettnblishod its reputation *b ■ superior Limnnnt in L. A. Goedey, MB. CbestaeiS’.., Phil Terms. «S per yosr. Tmr Atulwtic Momthlt.—This megeritic for Mhj bas rcMj^ed us and been partially perused with much interest. this more extensively Boatrm. «... ' ' t^r Old) Stacks of FRIENDS UE2 in tecs: bight Herrick’s Sn^ar Coatet n U fl 4Ww..-*V^-®R Pills, Tbs -bnt fatnUy CA­ THABTIi: .n tbe world. luff’dtwenty years by firs 'tnlHicnt pawns annual'-ly’a|,r',v’ lire Ik/SPA I.-.- >.UC boihut£COfc?- Tx^J’n.<teT- ’ NEW YORK COSTS. QUS GOODS It Addrwm Ticknor and Field.. For sale at HssUup, by Roatari a Srstcra. •MStfcsnJimffi- -rm U AiMuiMsf rupsrior U> t»Si*-^SS£ MX l‘W bsfarart® pnbbc. earned uil other treats Atlxwtie, Md foroee tbe conviction upon putrontnd. Prk>», 25 costs per Bas, or 5 Boxes tar »1. Frspsred by Dr. X 0. AYBX U 00., Lowsll. Mm Market, which •©stains tbe fcstiwr hirb wtenroetar of the atu re which dindSt-e •very description Cn«>ur.—-For these matter, as usual with this favorite month­ adelpbin. DRV GOODS! advance from Dipthkria it. i. X mat X-U-A IM. .. 1 find o=« or taj larr«du«w ufyuor Fin. take* At |L* rw-w Unw, u> nedbot ptuminA ef tU ua.'*™! mt» «< «h>a ;;:y « paroalfT auvt-.-<!., r«. fcetu* to O’roaw tb. nmmA and uM oroMk TUy rtwintditU t«w rliyif-w»h«ra that I rwuautwud • oMmt tatajr fattonla. tit JUm Dr «wui. flint Haon. Eaaonaali.fl^ Jaa. R1N4. Ilwio Alt I J .bncM b. umcratrfai p, i». „M wr dull l.i. pm If 1 Mt bMi npr. B>y raw U ml At.'Un^hr.Hi^^lU’.urtlu.rizr.. aitnC wl.kh m-!w1 la Mrda.'-nltMMk tn. I haA tU te«: <4 pl.rri**** Ika «r.--wat»i Wmo.JSitiI.hytU amh>- ,'jonr rrWV.-t aj-att in IMtiiwre, 0r-X>rk»u-L\ I trfcrt jmw iiu. IWirwl^cuwAr.U.w, Utrura. I’jmuiuIiai U^ UN < f U> m. 1 am now aaUrdy w»U. ftw.tt roAMMS, Balm n«MF, U^SPae, 1US. Dw Atta: Than ttMrwntfMy mn .d. I* uuw PIU* ot arc prepared io sell at a ■uwli tension fashion plate, and a greet variety of patterns fhr tbe Indies. h PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLER£) persons were injured by the bayonets «>f had no connection with politieil c wfcofc. aim .«*L UA cuoek L. AND Something <»l a rurt waa gottbn up nlSt. liaison 'Saturday, -and three the voldiere called out to pit it down. •••.■XT C. MIUCttaM. If. b. CoaaitlpAtlon, Ceatlvonoaa, SwMproaatnia, nUciiiuaihUB. Glut, Xcuralgta, Urou■F. 1‘aretyafa, X'tu, ate. V JVw.Br.Zy law*.. of mntuul admoUcc. and la prompted from Craytm PomrMcKwwCT.—The Supreme Court of thia State has affirmed the verdict of tbe Court GROCERIES HARD-WARE ON. HAND driving them from the field. York who is wonderfully Rkadvs. :.f Vuu m*d rilhar o( bath of rutJcuL if.s>-.aki>,lD^U't far <b«u. at ihtrararaa; if y .u ’U- twi Cut iten./ut i- aoothl-r.liut udoac U..r :».> l->r H a klt.r, ahu sit rvt- ipl of the u>oa ej. the Brewer ur Kemwfta will bo »«oi arcortlitur ta >uut diitvUiMja, b) mall or uxtrmt, peai-paU AUtlrw. DAN’L 8. DARLLNG, I0«Nls*.uSt.N-.« York. in th© engagement. This one. a drum­ deserve to he scattered by the bayonet mer, Wilbur F. Dickereon, is a son of of another Cromwell Ac.,” That God may preserve this nation James Dickerson of this village. He was unhnnned. 1—11111' 1,1 DrapapaU, Impurity «r AU. nja»S. Um. J.T. fjUur M.M Otuaf, IU., a. breath tration are titing ereiy eflbft tn ernsh out in a severe skirmish at r fi} v«Maan4 and tu litliMia aUatls, 1 MM ad< tord, by a friaad, ’b^HI.IN.S-HUVEH SS«VLATO». perhapa they will tell you with tho next Tux Skirmish at Wilmikotom Imaxd. were engaged DyMat.ry, Dlarrkoa, Balajh VI arms. Jftatastssr tatrarw.! Valin- raise money or mon to put down rebel­ their shouts tor the Union, Il to • tlaoruugh Brs. T« use ,pf nwMtdya. wrtoea; •Tohntsre t.'.'}*" -&>%«? total bod a Mv«renM>ck ufpilw •bid. tjctihtd ft.» to thA tuurti I took vaa hot Os of DarHub’s Elfu Hitters, now covertly aiding- by falsehood and cunning bypocricy. ta£<u*k!wib Mre. C Tebnw. 11 Chrimeyhor Stmt. X. Y., wrn*»: "F"b Sil. lSA-l lwr b*M*ut4fc«to Stiadtaif Aaiftsia tha tat twouty saara. Fhrre n^-rr tc .'.mi anything ogerti to U1 afcuMmt ruamlfrto relief. form W fcibfe. ty—associates even in the very prepera- tioo of the damnsble LIFK UJTILRS. «ed dalle' blood by the urethra I ......I ...A * --- - a a- ... ‘ Darling's Liver Bagalaor. perhaps Jeff Davia,’Toombs and all those leaders of the rebellion are old lion 1 B«aAaehD,SicMjrMidacXe,»»wI Wdrairh. •• ' eerjM alrdMwf “““ - ifiSSSWgett It briiv up ay e»ld etH fever st oaap. Frsriaus t. thU afteek.TtHd twi ironblsdI wHh drSpvMh serciwl months: rnf»efehnothfagoftt mi>Co?* Dyw dtomM altau do not doubt *h'» cfarmlwg compound will ncxrcli it out And beslth «s«in ww orstetu fill. If yen fiy *X awe. Io BuuuoWb PHta. any in dungeons or ceils or prisons for explain •emi,’* -If Who has beard of a Republican spy on our Government 1 any oh Rtm. John Cnm writ*. -Bredrtyti, 11.reb II X. who will bring your heads to the block diers. ed. Let CluePr.ins bos.t of dredo of war. And NiMtrwU U.n.« tfait .wyil jailor. A ooMtr thseno car Awrf it W*— In prsUe of Hssanx'i mMcMeat PilU. lican ticket. cover their own tres«nn, ranks of the Wan Claims..—We won Id caution our Priie Ptttry. themselves voting the candidates LIFE B1TTBBA, Aurf non- masoker 72/1 It'LfifG SjJV£lt REGULATOR (with porbnpa >me exception) the Repub­ xmd eivil force, neighbors «>f Ann. Arbor. were informed ol.lhiv before Uie puUiug began. All eMliJVwithToM , tag, fco'wd being Re all Imiug old aud true Republicans. New Goods may be ex­ pected sooe. BOUELBEOF TRADE; There was but one Detn- Treasurer, Justice, and School los|Metor, gone ©eat to make their spring and sum lect the 22d ot April aa a very rainy day ; iJWnft.TSX, purpoee <if wwing diasMnsh.n in vur ranks, ’ mulcting of one *»f our citixens io the A Sx«w Storm.—The 22d FAMILI MEDIcnra, Mm.1 »*-- ab. exacting itu> be elected, but for the way of local. this wodc. units* it is the r^r Several ufuitr merchants SPECIAL BOTICES Demoenttwgortogether sfterthe Repub­ ’ wN sc H»H, on W odnwsdav «r»nit>ri on or be­ fore ovory full moon mer purchase*. GRANT A SPAULDING TKat sfv were not tbr the untji) us represented by that For Sale! -.«■/.>di OOgNTY ACCOUNTS. �RAD WAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT IB.VUUMlXQBTBrr AMERICAS CEMENT OLDS healthful cacutesL WTT.T. WirHSTDAM WAlML Ssvatoy^Ma RVMOR* AMD BOXES OF ALL KINDS thoroughly cultivated throughout* the first seston, as its future success depends very much upon its attaining vigorous, thrifty growth the first year. Plants thus treated may be transplant­ ed to tbeir permanent bed tbe second season, and tbe third year will ba in good condition fer cutting. The transplanting of root scions Is made direct to ths permanet bed, as of following method of transplanting, bsMoeot culture, ha* proved boo­ . Dig * trench three feet deep, of aix inches nr mote with bones, brick, old cast of boots and shoes, and any rub­ bish of the foregoing nature—tbe object is to under-drain and leave a free passage for tbe roots ; on the top of this put a layer, say a foot thick, of stable manure, partly mixed with soil; urom tbe top of this place tbe plants, and level up with earth, mixed with fine manure. If vtha land is heavy, sand should be mixed with the covering of earth. Tho plants should be at least three inches befow the sur free. In tbe Fall, give the bed a gm>d heavy lop dressing of manure, sufforing it to remain until Spring. As soon as tbe ground can be worked, fork or rake in tho manure, and stir up tbe ground thor oughiy. A good dressing of sail sprink­ led upon the bed is essential, and very much Improves its quality; as do ail fertilizers; tbe more powerful lhe better. In England, where asparagus is raised for tho London market, gardencis prac tice covering tho beds in the Spring with forest leaves to the depth ol three inches; cutting the shoots as soon as they brgin to prick out rIhivo the leaves. This practice gives it that fine blanched ap­ pearance which is regarded as in<iispensable, and the flavor is belter than if ex -NATHAN CLIFFORD, of —JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. LADIES Afflicted with Faiuxs oe raa Won. Uixsae ^>Kiirafcs:?iST.,h- - In Coon of Cwnowic Rmx»*tw«. NsnALOA, Gocv. th* Resolvent, taken, will bs found s qtuek and tbosvegheura STATE OFP1CEBS. RAD WAYS READY RESOLVENT BO™ ‘ >wt!!a nShelltf lh.buU u< 18 A GREAT LUNG AXD STOMACH REMEDY. *r-e«rin Lieutenant Governor. J AMESV PORTER. Brcratary of 8t*to. GEORGE U. HOUSE. Dapnty do LANGFORD U. BERRY, Auditor General. EZRA JONES, Deputy do JOHN OWN, StaL Traesnrer, JAMES TURNER. o JOHN M. GEEGO1 PeMio Instruction. CORTLAND B 81 Deputy do SAMUEL &. LACEY, Cous’r. Blate Land Office. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master GeoenL Jtjal gotitrs DR. J.BOVEEDODS’ IT WILL MKNP GLASS. ■ <»“■ IT WILL MEND IVORY. MARRIED LADIES. CHrf JvMtcs—ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. AMOMate /urti«>-NOAH H. SWAYNE, of OUa. -JAMK8M WAYNE. afGenrgia -JOHN CATRON, of Tennessee. general Debility .and tor Purifying and F.nridu foe Buxib. *»• abeolately unaurj.«.Md hr « other remedy on earth To ba aaeurod »f Xia, U only nooeeeary te make tbe trial. The Wit ftaelfl* of a very superior euahly. being abet oco-third atre^er than other widow; wwmin rr WILL MEND CHINA, mb. cum Cq. »<*■—« X SSSiJil&ir.SS rSTwft1 IT willmend marble., and vigorous offspring. BILLI0U8 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. MALMON 6KINXEB. Xxw 7’obx. J*nusrr, IMO. No matter if that broken tur Billion* Ac. I conn— PU1* unequal!.*! It wUl Mend B°ne, Oiral. U<«* WILL MEND PORCELAIN. ta fact everything but Metals. A LIVING DEATH, And restore him to his friends in a sound and ■abject to Itasited* and faint witkonl them. m they revivify!: these Rirms aay four or five sun »«w ■nniabed One pill, until reduced Da, 8. Sanaa*. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. n to all pbTmolasiata that scrofula. lEprohy. syphilis. Dr. Bods’ (eloUrted Utae Bitten AXB WCnniTUCCXT. I QUESTION P OF THE MILLION For Sore Tb real, ANSWERED. ROBATE Order.—State of Michigan. County of Btny, **.—At a aeeaion of the Pro- Onr Botrlr *1 RADWAY’S READY RELIEF MEBK'M CEMEST CLFE. the aecuracv of BADWAYV RENOTATING RESOLVENT, which waa prepared expressly to meet tbe exi­ gencies of the diseases s* developed in the tropica. Price 85 Cent* per Bottle. Price 25 G-nt« per Bottle. On rending and filing tba pedtkro, duly verified, of Hiram Wnnd. Administrator of said estate, praying, for certain reasons therein set forth.that the time may be extended for tbe psvtnent of the debts of aaid decewMd. Tbereupoujit is ordered that Monday, tha Uih aud ilia Priaatbeod.; day of MayJWA at ton o'clock in tbe forenoon, dy ufcd by Um Phy. be assigned for the hearing of said petitkM.KDd •'Solntiro Ranovsdordo Rsdwsy,-'(tbe Bpsateh that the heirs at tew of said dretaaed, sad all for Railway'* Rasdr RsaolrsnLj In the trMtmcnt afSoror«ia.8yabaU. Ulom Tumors. Prokpani Uteri, Elotibsiiisala, KrT*!pols*. Saif t Antbouy's Fire, 8t. vita's Dsaec, Fatar sore*, all disaasa* ol the skis, humors io tha blood. White Swellings, Early in the morning or late nt night ia tho time for cutting; which is perform ed with a long, sharp knife, running it into the ground and severing the about near the roots. It la said that upismgus bu a much «H«M P--: nrr. ing in said connfiner taste *r flavor if eaten shortly after a newspaper print ty of Barry, for tl______________ being gathered. ately previous to aaid dav of bearing [A irue copy.] SHUMAN C. PBlNDLB. When raised for market It should be *pr!6 Judge of Probat tied in small bundles after being eat. and packed in light sand, or aome such ma­ COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. terial. It should never be stored in wa­ ter, aa is a too omnmnn practice, for tbe severed ends continue to bleed and the goodness all eaonpee, leaving it tasteless and insipid. Of the rartotu method* of cooking the Court tor th- county following ia undonbnbtedly the best Wash the shoots, put them in a frying pan or spider with water enough to cover well; broil briskly twenty minutes; salt to taste ; have ready some nicely buttered mast; pour the asparagus with whatever water remains in the pan upon the toast; servo up hot. A dish fit for a monarch. rible diaaaaca in th* tropica that ws ds not hesitate Price 25 Ont* per Bottle. Prior 25 Onia |>er Bottle. . Prtev 85 Cemtn per B«-nlr. Liberal Reduction te Wb- Iking entirely lune. TERMS' KSI1. uf tbe Utreatened diseaae. aud Quickly patent from nil paiu er diaeouiLrl. If people, — l-ui-.o— -r ar pain, etl •f Radwar' witS ■ickuoai. JOHNS A C*O**l.EYt 78 WILLIAM STH EKT. Drvnkrnima and Disease YOKE th* Head. Mick tinad^ health. PURIFYING THE BLOOD, EEMA LES. Important to usilraml i' •mptniwe. Itla a pure and innocent preparation, all pow­ erful to do good, but never does tqjnry. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. There is fio medicine in the known world, or physicist!, that has ever claimed tbe skill ol end icatiug from the system dteeasu tuheritod, by transmission, from parent to child. Thia trrit power we claim for RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT; and we religiously declare that, if ray « Read> RsHsf will ensure DR J. BOVEE DUDS’ Imperial Wine Bittern C&MENT HOOFING, rr IS FIKE AND U.S. SHELDON. Peas for early nse may be planted as soon as the the ground can be worked in the Spring—say, by the 10th of April.— The soil need not be of an extra qunlity cr richness for the successful growth of peas. Even the same soiFmay be used for s number oQears with good reaulra this plant deriving most of its structure and substarice from the atmosphere. When the ground is being prepared for planting, come fresh stable manure should be spread under; this will'bo found to bo highly beneficial by giving warmth and ligbtnosss to lhe soil, there­ by accelerating tho growth. Spade tbe ground deep. In gardens, peas should be sown in will mend wood. rr Bars year bss*« IT WILL MEND LEATHER. GctwwG-MONTGOMERY BLAIR, d AMtmt Osasrol-RDwSwBATES, fa MtawwrL water proof cury, Quinine, Morphine, Upturn, ami < Ibti fa voritehobys of the profoesion. It is a well known fact that in ninety case* out of octe hundred. m> ... w vuiwu OMura. acqusiniaa «riw inair CHRONIC DISEASE. V1* l*rP‘rf u‘* Ltute1 Hlstei. I'snada. nodical prontrtic*. wbo will cot hiciilt srorore Another class of diseases that no other medi­ Wr.l indire. smi (Mural ,n.i H^-th A ok-i tea. op DR. J. ROY KE DOUrt' IMPERIAL wINE f!Tcines, or the mnat skillful physicians bare suc­ badd agaaCall kiada. such a* Facroatsa. Foews . THRS. la ail oawh wtt tad places, wlure thare ty oi uarry, noiosn at win rrenate uaec, in <ne ceeded tn achieving, more loan In tnereir palliat­ t.— ' A ■ isrge puaaoty «l as«*yir.g tl i.be village of Heating*, on Tuesday iba lib day of ing the sufleringa of tbe patient, which ftsdwsy's 11 sue Britaurea gwrellv. Gvxskxmsxv Rvtls from altteh ■ poreoouu. osiseuia te crested, lbs* April, in tba year one thousand eight bund­ Ready Resolvent will positively eradicate, is that iMo^ Aeibytho pHncipdlBriws*. Am.g,TWWt bii’w* .hvnbl be used .vary morvmg bvfw —* ~~J - ------ nt, 8. C. 1'rindlc, Judge of Chromo Diseases that hare invested ths eyeifeaaioo, which no iuBoraticn baa baejr J “•£ *ro,ed **U “»• CHEAPEST breaktsst. 7 * ol Probate. tem for years, such as ehrcsic Rbramsiista. Goal •nd MWT DURABLE RGOFING in aar; it is ia i l)P . nrivt'CTMii^Scrofola. Lyspapste, HyptUHs, and disease, inevrrvrcstaeet A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER and * J* UO\ EE DUl>b WK101I FACTS. doced Uy th* injudicious on of calomel, memory, KINDS™00* ROOF8 OF ALL i AX *jyjl33| When we tell tbe publie that th On reading and filing the petition, duly verified unininc disessss of ths Liver, Kpleen. Gall. Blad­ of Elisa A. Hart, widow of said <i-c»a>«d,praying. der, Ktdasys. Spine. Ac., all of which d-.»ca»e» WAY'S READY BftUBF will eu Rndway'a Ready Jtesolrsnt will eradicate, end •score io the paitent a new leaiie of life. free, Wild rvnra ano mo neuiioncr, The prree nf RADWAVS RENOVATING RE­ Bille Flowe: Thereupon it ■■ ordered that Monday, the Sth SOLVENT Is 11.00 per bottle. Do*«, n lea-apoon day of May A. D. IMh.ai eleven o'clock A. N., be twice full, half an hou r after each sisal. Sold by druggiata and merchanta everywhere. No Hc«i U required in making application PROBA TB ORD KR.-8TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Barry, ar. persons ir.tcrritod in and estate, are required to appear st a sowiou of said Court, then to be hol­ den at ths Probate Office, in tbs Village of Bail­ ings, and show cause, if any there be, why tbe double rows fifteen inches apart, these prayer of tbe petitioner should not bo granted. And it te farther ordered, that aaid petitioner double rows three feet apart, running north and couth if possible, for tbe better give notice to the persona interested, tn aaid admission of the sun and light, strew pretty thickly in the rows, and cover an Inch in depth. Pea* are often infested much with 8.C. PRINDLE. bugs; where such is tbecase, more seed aprt Judge of Probata. must be used: there is very little danger of getting them too thick in tho rows, es­ pecially the dwarf varieties. TATE OF MICHIGAN. Baser Coctrrr, For a succession, sow at intervals of At saeaaion of the Probate Court, for one week as long os may be desired; eoun .................... though they will not often succeed sown later than the middle of-May, as they eight hundred and rixy-lwo : •nem tA thrive beat at a low temperature Present Sherman C. Prindlejudie of Probate. T*. — -f.L. —rvr_—.1— r* ■ and also require a large ammint of moist, urc. As soon as tbe young plants begin U> appear the ground should be thoroughly stirred clnae up to tbe rows, and tn tbr depth of three or four inches. This is for tbe purpose of paying the debt* of aaid do best performed with an iron-toothed gar den rake, which may be drawn carefully acroas the nvws. as well aa parallel to the same, that lha ground may bo ue well pulverized and tba«Mtu-r cruet and lumps broken up. S A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DE. RADWAY’S PILLS Are superior to sit purgative or cathartic pill*. COSTIVENESS, INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, _______________ ____ DYSPXPSU. BILIOUHNEB8.________ SICK HEADACHE, INFLAMAT10N OF THE BOWELS. NERV.OUHMSR. MELANCHOLY, IN MILITARY CAMPS There te no place so Well calculated to teat tbe usefulness of a specific medicine as a military eamo. Radwav ■ Roadv R»l,.r I... k—_ . *■ my ot uis union, witn tore from Brigade and 0J •PP’riag it ia but trifiing, as aa ordinary Hoof can bi covered and Untebed tto smsta <tof. It can be applied by any one. t-XiklnT ‘ °oa’. "“'to cannot be in­ ' O,u’or ^■■aAntwrao of Roor Bohm, or any external action whatever. GIHTA For Coating sadway’b rxady uutr WILL stop paw AND UBTORB tireneu. Indigestion,Lit er complaint. Dyspepsia will derive immeciate benefit by takingsdebe nf IN CASES OF these Pills. After thoroughly cleansing ths bowels of it* retained humors, by a free purge, two to —in __ the liver, bowels, paacreaa. kidney*, and all Numbness. 8wol« , °fSn* df It1* ’3r,teai U "'e ho<lll,-T Bta^w I ah> ***' K',dD*y*> WetutdaJ’ain la the DR. RAD WAY’S PILLS, AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. efficient plx.ta, root*, iiarba. gums, and baliatun fat tbe vegetabte kingdom. In tach of tbaa little pili* li«* a mytterlous power, fur in each pill te oembinod t. e dement* of health regonentian, rtn-ngth unit life. Person* who teller with Dyupspala, Liver oomplanR, Eriawmrat of tbe Splv.d. Jauadioe, kidnry complaint*. Palpitation of tbs h -art, and erd effects induced by the cxmsaive u*c of 1 rmoo are to itully prejudired. Tbeeo truly valuable Bit in --------».v WW" -KW.U l.l! pensable aa a TONIC. MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! X-IQUID PERCHA CEMENT. Meula of all Kinde when exposed to the Action of the Weather, and ' CH ABLES WIDD1FIELD A CO. F,r Pre*rT|M ** teMlrlBg Neui RwfSafall kiadfi. W’LB PBOPBiKTOBS. ISAAC C. MOTT Is now reoriving from New'York ant) ASTHMA. DIFFICULT PLEDmik. 1’'115 IK THE BREA 8IM-TRINO 8“OCU)®£. Boston, his fall stock <»f ITw aK w rItXband CHRONIC RUEU M ATfeM-ABTH M A LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFM 21SSUArL*™*cfiS? SLEEPLESS MIGHTS. Groce ries! I Comdatlng in part of New Orleans, 'Mutcovado, Coffefi, Crushed. Powdered and Granulated &>' gara. Gnw and Black Tea'll. QUTTA PEBCHA footr or fire d*ya, until tbe plant* art aix mobea high. when they ab-mld be bustard ; one row of bushes serving for the two, RAHWAY’S REGULATING Pl 1X8 Btoor. Wiw^rp. and Willow W ^altand Water Lime. oat before buahinc COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. BABVAYB REGULATING POLS. PAIN.—PAIN.—PAIN AY'S PILLS Ofvhwh � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-05-07.pdf ffbdf373dc1dad9299f444a633b48409 PDF Text Text ==s HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1862. VOL. 7. NO. 1. “Liberty and Uniat-One and T^gynitiia1 flit JIistings Danner, KN.IPPEX & BIRROWS ADV KRTHINO. i> u * - $Ji5CfUa!w. A TL’>S?'n? “JfOVKSMJAMlH AT LAW. J*. Solieitvraia Chancery. Tax and ln.uroc. ^dfolditv P*—Pta.*s IS PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, -> ui ihtxmih 'otuiainiy <m Aawd. The ett»clim*ii was called in to assist; An Incident «T Yorktown. in lifting the athletic *iranger, who waa | ....... .v B.~., ... carried to a roton in the chambers, where i the Green Mountain Buys, did we rtwlire Incident* of the « Yorktown. The rrlM-ls are very careful uf their lives. Thu other day the aharp-ah»>oter», on the extreme left «f the line, kept th* man soon became partly conscious. butjuHn-.a private waa court-morthded for enemy -from using a gun. They did not A. i.KBAMttr, all conversation wns forbade him, nnd he ‘ sleeping on his post out near Chain dare tn load-it. They «'»t * cilured man One cold, windy morning, the last Sun­ sank quietly tu sleep. ! Bridge on the upper Potomac. He wm on their ramparts, by force, which could II. WRIGHT, 847. a half i day <iay in Dceemlier. lycceru orr. 1ire»i. rum naked mi sea tnan man -Hr is doing well; let him rest as long , ounv«c0d; hi* sentence w«s death; the be plainly wen by our troops, and comATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR aT LAW, knocked timidlv at the basement door of as he can j should he awake In our absence I finding was approved uf by the General, peflsd him tn load the gun. It was lif* . "“J1 R“,,ciu'r ““J Counwtler in Chancery.— a i;nr «ul*oiantinl numa'sin in the of He or death with him. He commenced to I artiralar attcnlkio to the eollectlM of u oL— i• ' give him hwf tea and b..< ad hbitamP Md the day fixed for hfa rxerutiuu. claim* and money promptly ramitud. Brooklyn. Though the weather wm bit- smd the doctor profrrai.«ally-a* be Uft wm a y«K»lh ..fm..ie than ordinary ra­ load, when one of the sharp-shooters pick­ Me*, with W W. Ralph Kaq., UUdlavills, the room. w | tullijtvMce | hu did nut beg for pardon, ed him off. It was n ‘ju-nfinlde homicide.’ ; Barry Comity, Michigan. lm<t nn clothing but* pair of ranged cluth In lea* than M hour afterward*. Dr. [ but willing to inert hfa fate. The as the gon might have kilted several of pnnta mid the reinama of a flannel shirt. May wood aud hi* lovely wife entered ' time drew near ; I be stern necewitv of onr men a* It was in easy range. JACOB FERRIS. There is ati «4d chap in tb« Berdan I far gorgwMis church id lb« Most Holy War required that u> example .bunhl IKbr I pic -inntlU ...... — — ---- 1 bi* miiM’ulsr cIhisL But in spile uf hia Trinity ' . made ■ it s-ine urn- ; hi* w *a nnn nggrax tiled Sharp* hooter* known m “old Belli. ■ IONIA, tattered apparel and evktetil fatigue. «s. Atuid the hundreds of fair dames that • case. But the case reached1 th- rare at. Ha K quite a < harartrr. and b • ere* MICHIGAN. he leaDni hravily nuanisl the railing <»f <entered its brood portal*, dreaoed with . the President ; br resolved to save him ; ,hot—..ne of the brat in tire regiment.— the basement Maira, a critical olawrver ।tin- taste and magnificence that abundant fa* ..guru M pardon juh! sent it out; the Hi- ••Inatrument.” u» he rail* it, t* "Da TTie could not tail to notice a coUM-imm air uf wealth eould procure, nut one rivaled in day catuv. —..............*SuDpoo« .. —- —-iny -—pardon *— -------------han not of the heavies* telescopic rifles. dignity, and the marked traces ufailtivw- grace । and beauty the orphan bride of the reached him.” thought the PcsidenL— other flight at roll cull, “"id Seth" was* non etl. Thi» wit- mmeuhat unu-ual, lion and refinument in hi* pale end hag rich physician. Iler tall grarefol figure ittsfiugs’ ^Business Dirtrtorn. I . THE BEGGAR. the dr-ctor administered with hia own bow mncti wtaranger fa truih than fiction, hand, port wine rang-ree. Tbr y-ung YuurreadurowilTallrememlrerliwtBum- GREAT g*td CoUtlleilMllcr. was rolH-d in velvet silk, that only high an answer did n-»l Mine promptly.— ‘Ibu duor »ra <pe-xlily opened, and di»“Bring up my carriage," be ordered. Il A ’u-rucant wi-nt out to hunt him up, d»-rad u o-mfortabh fumishvd room with bright witb th*-luster of youthful happi- came, and so<Mi the important statu pa­ '•eing somewhat fearful that the old man After perambulating lUgloumg HUthracrle, before which was new ; yet there waa a touch of tender pie­ pers were dropped, and through the but hml been hit. placed a luxurmiivly furnlshcil breakfast ty in their dn-iping lids that won the broiling suu and dusty road« b* mde bi around In the advance <>f the picket line, table. a A iumiu fashionably al tired yum yuung man, ,a hifaience of ev ery Lebolder. The anowy the camp, about ten miles and xnw that he heard a h.w -hall*-*.” -Wbo » iherr V _ iiime. >n*nn niiireu ’ dressing ‘ 1 gown velvetand , ermine mantilla which protected her from the soldier was raved ? He Ims doubt- inquired the sergeant. '•It’s me.” and i.. .• >»••cadu •lippers, was reclining tn a soft favteuil, the piercing wind, rivalled, but could not letw forgotten the incideal but the sol­ I’ve raptured a aveaah gun. “Bring it busily reading tin- morning pnpura. The surpass the delicate purity uf her com­ dier did imiL .When the 3d Verumat In.” aaid the sergeant. ‘•Can’t du it, beatiliiiii yuung wife had lingered ut the plexion. charged upon the rifle pits, the enemy exclaimed Seth. It soon became apparent to the «rtable, giving to the rervant in wailing her Many adniiriqff *y«* followed the poured a volley up««n them. The firal orders for the household matters of the laiiltlea* May wood, ** she ; man who fell was William Scott, of Co. gennt chat * «ld Seth” had the exact range — — figure ef Mrs. — j-------,-----------nioM-d with ummlucmua grace up th* | K. His cumradus raugbt hnu up. and as of one of the enemy’s bnaffieat cun’, and tractrd'iier Htlciition. She <-ommaii<I«-d reniral ni-le of tbe ehurcli. but none with l |,is |,fe Ul.Msd ebbed nway. be raised tu they cjudd not loaii it for fe:w of being inure hrnrt-lelt devotion than the young. ' Hraven, auiui the diu of war, the crirs «d picket! iifTby him. Again the old man Una a>&n»ivn replied llta» it wn- quite uw- way wind. 1*01 generous mao, who had „f tbe dying, and the shouts of the cuemy •hunted: Fetch ms a couple «>f haverrecently wed her In epite of all herpover-|N pr.r.^nir tbu Pnwidunt, and as be satdufull <»f gnib. ua thisU my gun. end h>»—bcifig tn- «-Ue but aoiiie thievi-h Leg ty and thu sneers nt all his aristocrat c i died he remarked In his comrade that be I the <n-.»wi varmints shan't fire i\ ugain and Ibu st mputhies of Mrs. May w ood en auuiiMiiitam.es scans in tames.. . |,.,J shown he was no cowan! and not while die acritnmagp last*.” This »M I listed at unce. done, mid the old patriot has kept good 'Ibe stately organ bad pealed its last afraid to die.— Car. Philadelphia I “Cuiuu in here to tlw fire,’’ cried the rich uolrs, which were still echoing iu watch over the gun. In fact, it is a cap­ of'.-■■ng •1ft. unpuW.d.v. -Irfuh. job the dia'ant arvliea. when a stranger ut tured gun.’’. ^1 VICTORY!! GRINT dk SPAULDING, EALERS in all kindaof drr.gooda.g crockery, Ac. State M..eaat ofthapr D _ __,, _ __ , Over High Prices, at the HAS1INGS ealer in groceries. D DRUG STORE!!! fiiih. batter. hH. ] 4 EALER In nil kttxt- »f Family Greceriw. St.mi- and Wmulcu Ware, and a nfi'rnd n«- D ROBERTS * XTRIKER, JFRT BECKTTED EALERS in drug*, medicines, patentwu-Heinei. paint*, etl*. turpentine. Inirt.lng Ou'd, O Haatinjia. Mi«h. . »<•» ...J n...u cmpleu- DRLGS AND MED1CIKIM. HOLESALE and retail dealer in Crucarie•ad Proviiioim. Fork. lard. Gutter, and W —i NrfOu-mlcnl*. Paints Oils, Can Sphene, Bnrulna Fluid, Tl KI’ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. ms WWEESEY * Aim. . TT«xr.rs 4TUW..J c-rv. I.r.„. nr ro» >•»»»»•<•»«...«» jm-aiiU. t'tHCf’Sm.ONLYjJI I’artir-iter al1v»«lt»n us'd to ( a»vej-«-, Office la Uoodycar'a bluck. ep -taii». I. A. HOLBROOK, J. 31. nVNXEl.T. JOUN ROBERTS, II. F. CHERRY, nromptse,, and MeHrt. R~idmer. John-tewa. harrycennty. Midi. Rlankakepi always nn *>•»<’- tk- Creek, Uiebixan J. M. NLV1XS, n~- DANIEL MTRIKEWi lOCNTT CLERK. N*M*y K. ■. COOK. iF.atRTER or DEEDS, sad H. N.BHKLDON, lOrXTT TREASURER. Office la the Coert J A HER A. rWEKKEYi venerable aspect, who hud recently takefl parish I • -L - exhibiting ‘-‘ ---Tbr iiiend-cant, without —.. part in their services uf tbu niter, ruse any sort uf siirpii-H- nt such rcrrplioii of •f a « ■ and nnoiincvd fur hts text the uft-qiiuted str rut beggar, slowly rtilvrwl tlie r««’ni. bin very seldom applied worda of the manifesting a painful weakness at every A p- •«! le. — Hep. Ou hi- vlitratie-c. Mr. Maywood ••Be not forgetful l<» entertain strangers, for tl>eiebv witnc have eutertainud augela with n displeased air gathered up his pa purs and leti the apartment. 'Itie cum- unaware*. Mr. Maywood felt hi- forehead flush paMiujialc lady unwisely placed th* hull • rojrcH man near thu fire, while she pre- painfully ; it appeared to him for the pati-d a le-wl ul liagrant coffee, winch’, urntiuml that the preaolter 'must hare with abundant tood she plnced faNure him. kiHoMi Ufa want of charity toward* siranBut uuiifilig tin- uLitipt departure of her gt-iit, and wfabed tu give him a public husband, Sir*. May wcud, with n clouded Ivrwni; but he w>un tutu from the tenor ! c’.’inteiMtKv, left the room, whfapcriuj* ot bit remark*. that his own guilty «m>to the Servant to remain until the atran aciviice bad *lwuc made lira application have i sU«.u!il nave. , in ,thia m» cs-c. ■I — -■> not the space, war | She Uieu ran hastily tip the richly munn-. the power to give a spnopsi* of thn ser- The menu-rial of the Omni her of Com­ merce in this city in relation to lake de­ fences has been laid before the ivglKature uccompsnied by a letter from Captain Ericsson. hi unk-r to show that vessel" like the Monitor ran p«*s through n ludr 25 feel broad and 200 fset long, the committee gitve the following letter from Captain : EricMon : fl I had a converaation thia morning at Willard’s with Cyrus W. Field. E*q., in which he mentioned uornc facta that I tbmk haw Wot been put before the pub­ lie in eu eundetiaed a form, at least nut lately. He asid.tbat on conversing with various grain merchant* in England, he found that they sent very few order* patent medicines (KEEBA?» w. r. rniiDLE, BOOB or r«o»*Ti. I ; ! ! 1 Lnd and the United States, fur ibis rea­ son. They ran telegraph to their tnerchants nt O-k-ssa tu purchase a cargo, “Sir : After a full consideration of the and by afternoon of the tame day can subject of your inquiry. 1 have le elate receive adviee* -«f the purchase, and thu* that an impregitahle iron ve*»el. two hun- be enable*! to offer the same for sal* on t«d aiMitcKM-, ano puti»-’i Letorc (he cn ; mon ; but that it. eumbmed with the ln- drud feel lung and twenty five feet wide, arrival, or that the purchase caanot be irau-.w oi a small Im-o ap>ry mid mrdicad | cident of the morning, effected a happy r, instructed vn the general plan of the made Mt the limit fixed and nd acrording. TEA. COFFER. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. library, «mi occupied auk-ly by her hu»- | revolution iu Hie mind of one i, Us li.*r ; -y|,mitor.’wil| have sufficient buoyancy to ly. But if ihey seek to make a similar I’UVNES. FIGS. RAl-INS.CtthFISH; buud.'wfa. was a pliysi.;i*ii and practical । era,—so much »«•, that on the return of n Mhut-pre*fireti turret carrying a 'operation at Chicago, they must, wait a cLubuak bbe opened the dm»f aud ’•ntar- I [>r. Mayw««>d lion, tberirtireft, be-repair con’nf iiH-h wlii,re, with a ball of month or five weeks for a reply, which cd th.- r.s.m. Mr. May wood was tittmg vd akoner t- the 6-mi of the mundicant. | tgHir hundred and fift v potm.1*. and ca­ |icrhs|H is that prices rule a fraction too st a small table with bi* head resting ' t<........ilR-r ... such mtuiitions attention* im *» inbe might atowi •tau-i |।----,wblf - iH'dratrevingmfy — •----*-------- • temtWa wrl that high for tl>e limit assigned V» the itgetit. on his bands, ap]uirently in very dv-p 1 iu need'uf. iH-^d of. But the young man aounied c,,oM i* pUt'mi tfa- lak.s. Wilbnat And all that time llutir capital lies unent- ' I to ire much refreshed by rest and win enal, ainotiilion and stores. such a vessel ployed. thought. Mr. Field speaks in the highest ill (••king Bxtncu, •"Ed w ard,'1 said the young wife, g«ntl) gaully tioua loud, and commenced gratefully will Ml|| draw draw six six feet fort alx six inches, inches, and and measure measure term* of the dtapoialion shoatr' in the touching Ins arm, ‘‘I fear I have displeased thanking the host for the kind attentions eighteen feet in highth from bottom of i matter by thu English government— v«m: bm the than looked •*» wretched I In- Imd received, which without doubt bud keel tn top ..f turret. Before gning into Walk. Car. oj the 4V. K. Cmumertiat. could n«»t bear to drive biin away.” and saved hia lifu. ■ action a certain quantity , of ballast. . in ------------- -------------------------------“I am not the beggar that I seem.” ; addition to coal, aiaunition and atohm, will fa r sweet voice trembled n» she added— A SisevLAK .Pkornacr.—The follow­ said he. “ I was shinwrccked «n Friday “You know I partake of the sacrament be put on board, in order te attain what ing circa instance, rays the RkhmAnd FENfi. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ night, in the Ocean Wave, on my return may be termed the lighting draft of eight today.” VELOPES, CARDS. *«., Ae. Whip, recently occurred at Pcirsarold, “Dear Mary,” replied the really fond fnmi India. M, name was, doubtless, and its truth is"vouched fcr by a truth husband, “I appreciate your motive*. I I Miiiuug the list of the fast—for I escaped worthy officer • J. ERICSSON. NOST POPULAR know it is pure gnodoeas of heart which from the wave* by a miricle. I Hltemp “A soldier of the Confederate army Wl leads you tb disobey me, but still I must us! Ui make my wav t» New York, where into a long and prnCnmd sleep from which iDxun uihiii my former rommnnds—thxf I have ample funds in hand now awaiting his comrade* vainly essayed to rmi*e him. ti.- b«ggnr shall l»e permitted to enter the my • rdcra ; t-iM I must have perished At last he woke up himself. He tlwm house. It is lor yj?ur safety that I do k. from riild ami hunger Imd it o»l iweu for above tugguMcd, will mil exceed <200, stated that he should die the next day at you and said your ym»r wile wife’s j»r»»vi0«U provijlcttl charity, charity. 000. w “J. E. * Ho* desply you might l>u impos’d upon ‘.you 4 o’clock, fur it waa s-i n-veaird t«» him in my irvquoiit al owners from home, I 11 waa rapulvd Irum every door as an iniIn his dream. He mW.in tin- last week shudder to think. The num whu Is be- ) puater. and C’Hild gel neither food nor ThkJapammb Embvut.—A letter to ■ ■f the uxoiih of April ««»utd lie Auight low may tic a tairglor in disguise and , rest. To be an exile front otm's native the Londnn Timet, dated Alexandria, the greatest and bloodieat Battlo «»f mud. ' ’ * ' • * • land ten y ears, and then, after escaping J already m y<«ur absence taking impraaMarch25th, naya: “The Japanese Am- ern limes, and that early in May peace •ions m wax of the ditHretit key h>4ea in from the" perils of tb<- ocean, to diu of hssadora >o England sailed from Alexan­ would break upon the land irmre swdd«n hunger in the streets of a Christian cilv. dria thia morning, in the Hitnalaya.— ly than the war had don* Hi the beginMy 'leisure. Your limited experience of City I folt wm truly a bitter fat*. They arrived from Gsiro last night hy n’ng. The first part of thia proplunia life ninkca it diflieullgfur to credit so much >name is Arthur Willet,” added the stran­ rail, a mode of travelling which aeema tn dream has lieeti renlizcd, for the w-ldier depravity. Il ’» no charity to give b« ger. । excite their warm approval. I am not dins! the next day al 4 o’dnrk P. M.— street beggars ; it only encourages vice. ( ••Why, that is my wife’* name; abc MA.ire whrlhrr Ja|Mneaa literature p* will Ire pleased at her agency in yuur re­ -.-aaea a TravVllcra* CaffipanbM <<• tea<4i dearest.” and .May 1 Let believers in dreams wait • It may l»e so." rrapondrd Mrs. May • covery*” them “what Vi nbiervr,” but it wmhl and see.” “(if what Blate is *bc a native 1" ask*-! w<kmJ, •but it seems wicked not tu re­ rtjrtsinly apfieni that they art upon the ROBERTS A STRIKER. lieve auflvrmg and waul, even if the per he, eagefly. ■ moat oHuprehciivive rat «if mile r«f the A Surat Yavrbe (ini.—We re’lata a »on has bclure*-d badly, and we km»w it.. kind that ever were laid down. Their trit* atrwy which U a gratifying instunc* Hssnxoa Maae* f. Bull promise y«m m»t to ask anolhw of siM i-rsafwl Yatikes- enterprise. Ay inwig . lieggnr into the h<»u»e.’’ ...----- ---------------- —- - --, won n <■ girl, larlonging to* respectable family tn rd the nu.m. surprised nt the lung absence ; arcnler rn«Mt pratit-al kindAt this moment the ’ servant knockedROBERTS A STRIKERreduced circum»tanrra. foir .years ago ’ i, -iL--------------------- — *1 the door, crying out that the b«-ggnr ..flier hu*l>nnd. learned p» operate newlng mat-bm.-«, and Arthur Willet tinted other with a l<»nk ( ..wdrr Shot, Le»4 ami Cara for -ale cheat, by um dying. • then went not from this city TJi Peru th ROBERTS A STRIKER. , “Come Edward, your *kill can save of-diirprlra, mnnnirting— “It cannot be. it cqunot be—I am delir- (and harbor dues. Everything, however, him, I know," raid she hastening from the taMish the bih*<nr*sln uUut mimtrv. Sha rxiMaaa's 0i» l/ixonw Doci fcraatn think , of whatever nature, fa minutely inquired has since enjoyed uniform tpmT* * room, “ ‘ »1 imrfNMW. for Mie by' Mrs. May w*»<»d gated with little law* ( Thu di<tor did »ot refuse thia appeal mi l lui« rrahred betwwu thr ‘ , U. bis proferaiotml vanity, for he imme astonishment. thousand dollar* a year, be; “ What painful myatcry is thhl ” cried, ( diutely followed her flying footalrpi* aa _ —, ---, ---- ... . ; iirnpr". n sbe dewcendsd to the basement. They Dr. Maywood excitedly. *ddrrs*ing his the p-a. of hia eompanirate Bef«me ; a rdd Sp-wli.rd win sure tin- mendiranl ly inu pale and mu-ni- wife who then became conxciotis of the leaving Cairo h" added sketches of th* IqoMthed tn her a fortuned Cirenit «7owrl*-—IROSr 1SC3. singularity of her conduct. muoum upon the rarpet, where he bad Egyptian locomotive arid railway rar- r al|(| <j„l|ar. ; 8nd thus plaow । TATE OF MICH HU ‘•Oh, m» myarery, onlv this stranger is rise* to his <<n|lect’mn. sad during the | cH^u-uhla Independent ci •litumd in bis wetiknera from Um chalt wbiwu Mrs. Maywood had loft him (bn vrrt imss* m my I«*t brother Ar­ jmrrnay down ha contrived quietly to Sbs now • ritm. tu nrav her thur.” ’ And Mt*. May wood, oven-.une ■take n nUenrra ofOmsul Sounder*, while emigrate to Peru an I shir seated. -C r • • '• -lie I* n hamUumc fellow." muttered with vmotinn, turned and was leaving the the Uttar wm engaged in converaatmn fiirtunr. , ro*»m. with the AinU'aaadnra Io the opposite ••Slay one moment,” fileadcd the straticorner of the crunpartment. urr drawing « small mourning ting from GROCERIES! DANIEL COOK, Sit Rouehts & Strikes, -1 cash P B . t.j.l’iui___ ■.—i.. Inuu a brood white forehead ; a i... bfa cL*ed, She sbrfaked abuid.-Morriftd heaven- ! ■ arandwm Mr*. Harvey, the wife •‘f G>v. Har­ i iw»vey. waa m the State Capitol. Madrom. when thedfapeteh w» rereived one •Hi* **. Arthur Willet.and y*or lung I ' - 1 �,/ WAR N ■•ndwr, Maj ed*Mfay ER’S parilla iso ns iLoeo. OF TUX fi Fortress Monroe, May 1^ Havixp IK THIS, cuosax tott ■naan.—AhvtHe Yorktown is oqrs. pack Th* enemy ed his duds and commenced bfa “onward pro­ The enemy left a small morning'. portion of hie cannon spiked," £ large part of hts tents* and soms'^mmlseary stores, which is of small ’socount "to'us. although of importance to the rebels.— We have, ho»e*er, gained a great ad van­ tage by the pneeeesitw of Yorktown. In driving the rebels out of fortifies tions as strong as those, gives us the ad vantage of a prestige which will eaepurage our Generals and our troops to pneb forward, white it most ts«d to dishearten But let it be remembered the rebels. that onfy such victories would prolong McClellan promises to “pe» the enemy rebels will stand probably m»kr_lheir next at Chiokabominy Creek, toward Richmond.. which latter place ia already pun io stricken. . Of Oarselves. WW» this issue commences the seventh Fur nearly five volume of the Banner. year it has been under the management nod control of its present publisher.— With what degree ef success it has been conducted through these five years, we leave its enustant readers to judge. We will admit, however, at the outset, we j have not been fully satisfied with our own accomplishments months. for the past seven The adversity of war times and the conseqnent depression in. busi­ ness have weighed heavily upon us, and difficulties innumerable have had to bo met and overcome with the determina­ Fortunately tion of a strong purpose. we have Lean favored with health, or the hostilities for^wo bwra^uttAI*our*-dead., who were lying in frost of their . front, could be buried, and signed “Paul L. Semmes, Brigadier-General.” An an ewer waa sent a*. 230. P. M “To the entire loss.— tu take the place of those which had pre viousty proved unremunerating. Add to three the loss of tbe moat of the Qr cuit Court Commissioner advertising, the receipts from which source dwindled in one year from a hundred dollars to s«x dollars, and the greaj demands for early exciting news diverting many dollars good order. Michigan boys, as they are now to Le seen on board the strainer Honduras, which has just brought them from the fa­ tal field. Eleven or twelve ere lying side by side, silent in death, whe were yestenlay in tbe enjoyment of full and vigorous life. . One noble Lieutenant, a fine looking vouug man, waa just breathing hia last, liaving received a terrible wound through his bowels. .Two of his eompeniwns । were kneeling by his side wiping the dew weeklies ; rendered retrenchment nr subfrom his fair and lofty brow. I could , pcsion imperative. We chose the former; «wdv say G*d Ll»«« m>«. brave ; f-.r which our numerous readers have and pity thr derotale home in far <>ff Michigan. Tbe dead will be taken to substantially thanked os by their increas ed patronage. We lopped off four col­ Beaufort for interment (a most beautifol place until war had daoolated it) and umns emptied of advertisements, and the aoiindrd will be received and well reduced our office force to «»ns uninitiated cared for in uur excellent and commodious boy. Since business began to improve, hospital. I have becr>me acquainted with some of we believe tbe Banner has improved also. the gallant Eighth, of Michigan. They We have completed our arrangements are noble frIl<>wa. and well worthy wf for tbe season, by which we propuse to the great old State they ro gallantly rep­ give more reading matter than any other resent paper <>f the like dimensions in tbe State. from weekly local, to city dailies and tri­ We believe that in the past we have Maxtixo a diverts into Mber channels, that which of find here, open Secession sympathisers. But, 1 am sorry tn say. I have heard of their just dues. mure open avowed sympathy with the In commencing a new volume we ten­ rebels, more bold traitorous talk, in the der no pledges of our fbtare course, other three days that I have been fa Detroit, than 1 have beard in all the Northern than ars guarantied by the record of the towns and cities I have visited, all put past. If you like our craft, which ia just together.” launched on its asvatAh season excursion, We replied, “That does not surprise slavery --- p„ Ne* Fortresa Mmtrvrn. May !. ’ OHT° F‘ "• »**«*■• 8*re«sry eT War T"' w“ '*‘I “"re-I Capt. W arden. ./tbe Navy, with dis­ **»lc*s from tbe fleet from Gen. Burn-idr. haw juat ar ““ f""“ -------------- - •- ! ri»*d hsie, and reports that Fort Maron “The body. of Governor Harvey of missing, 1,802, Cnttendeo’s, killed, 80; wounds,410; Wisconsin, recently drowned at 8a- vannab, has been found forty mile* below on .Cha bank uf the river. “Tbe weather is clear and pleasant, and there are co->d prospects for im­ extension, Nelson’s, killed, 93; wounded, 612; missing. 10. McCook's, killedJM; wounded. 806; mis-ing, |1. provement fa tbs roads. The river is fall Total. killed, 1 735; wounded. 7.8*2 ; ing fast. “Gen. T W. Sherman, of-Port Royal, missing, 3 956. Total, killed, wounded and miaemg. ha* arrived and taken <x>tnman4 «»f a brigade.” 13,763. Ab--ut 300 wounded have since died. Wilmington. April 29. Our burial parties report Iwtwrvn Fort Macon surrendered Friday 25ih. 2.500 and 3.000 rebels found dead on th* after a bombardment of ten and a half field. hours. Retteries were planted behind heavy wind hanks. The breaching battery Th. following report pel received waa 1100 fret distant, and mortars 1400 ♦ ■ Fortretew Monroe. says; “Yorktown w»« r«aenat»d laat night. “They left a large amount of camp sidearms. Seven men killed rod IB ' I equips?* and guns, which they could not wounded. destroy, for fear •»! Iw-ing «*en." Fortress Monroe. Ma» 1 • w,,wourov, .’>»y I | ‘ — General Wind telegraphs Secretary j Stanton that five mgroea-had arrived InManofield’a division, and report the tall am muof Fort Maron. nitiisi, timp eq-iipage. dtc. Beaiircg.-trd has evacuated Corinth, and “We hold the entire rebel works, fallen back on Memphis. which u»tr engineer* report very strong. Il is reported that Gun. Tatnall and •‘•1 — have thrown all my . —------- । ........ ■■■•in anil cavalry and the principal officer* of the Mernmar . b«>rae artillery in pursuit, and supported have resigned. She lira «.ff the Manne by infantry. Hospital at Cransy Island. fast tn a “I move Fmnklin’a Division, and a« buoy. She uow mounts twelve guns. much more aa I cw> transport by water, to West Point to-day. Washington, May 1 “On y reterdx!. the enemy having cut our wires, attacked, during the night, one I of our brigades. I made it my duty to 1 I “No, sir,’’ was the prompt response, “I regret to sav that every man who has tbe impression that onr advance would । talked aa I have described is a professed be by the railroad. This accomplished, just pay your fare and jump aboard ; tbe Dacnacrat—men with whom I have al­ the entire force wa* thrown across tbe last bell ia ringing—«nd tbe boat ia off. j ways acted, and from whutn I expected country about a mile, and pit on th* n>ad very different conduct—1 regret that it is leading from Steremoon to Bridgeport— The middle C”!umn now advanced at n so, but such ia the fact.” or Gen. Halleck is pushing forward Thia conversation was had with a grn rapid pace. Onr scouts attacked thiws Els columns. Hia headquarters wore, on lletnan, nuw, as heretofore, politically of ths enemy and forced them from tb* Saturday, removed twelve miles towards oppoood to ns, and who is well known as BFidgeport road. Ws thus succeeded in the (runt. The enemy continue to re­ an able lawyer of Chicago.—Detroit tn making a complete surprise, immedi Tr+eeete. atelv forming our Hao ef battle oti tb© treat, skirmishing as they go. A part of ereat of a wooded hill, withts five hundred General Pope’s division has taken pos­ yards of the works constructed to defend Gexxhal Swel.—Thia glorious hero session of Farmington, and secured mart tbe bridge. At our first fire the rebels recently received an intimation that some broke and run. They attempted to blow of the railroad. of his countrymen were desirous of eon up tbe main bridge but failwf; then «tributing towards a toatbponial for hia benefit. Hia reply TM ODe that could। tempted to blow up ths further extremi­ ty, but the vnlunUMin ai my call pushed only emanate from a man impelled by the Robleat impulses that ever glowed in. on the fire and part wvvd the bridge.— - From the Island to tbe main sboag «« the human breast. He said that if hte could not sere it. it is ofanudl owansM. political corruption, ignorance, intemper- snee, and other moral and political vices; bv a <*•* »nd b*11 » ba< wfacb the inner rod uf ibe inter boot fowsros you, . j.—....... .. bark, fifrty1 bo* ing you in. Upon ; Irttint- th* pie gw, a spring in his legs “brought him up standing” again, ready £ for th* romer. Tb*« fefthtal feHow per. | formed thr aniialJe At hia master for • many years, wilbwul any reward, eave > now and then a cost—of paint; but fi­ nally died of a rheumatic back, c»ntracte<l < in hia miMter'a service. S5J7 Tag (km «» Fmkbd<>m.—h appears that there are, near,v four millions of negro alavra in tbe United Slates. The , exact number in I860, waa 3.997.535. Supposing that the prevent war will ohI 1 Plulwlelphia. May 5. went up in a balloon and found it waa the enemy’» storehouse at Yorktown wharf. “At daylight they reported tbe forts €ommiw«iw *rcr'a rrtu ^“F aee fourth ain paid an immense sum for emsneipa "on ; and we shall ha»e paid an equally, A Cha enormous sum. bsside» sacrificing many valuable human lives. But will the <»ot toy actually u Itinnate fa aaimilar result! There’s the question !—AT. K J/irrcvy. impeovem -will to tbe ch presents Tux Bosom Stays Mkx ahd C.bw* CATtoX.—Andrew Johnaim. Emers u . Ethendge. and Horace Maynard, who have sera the b trrors ot ss'cemiim and | •*-” cvUlw. «a4 a «itU «H: the field. was dicta .to us no village B publiabe Du y ou cation hill." The Kentucky tnwi. *4 were debauched by the neutrality do ing them in in part, w more in re!>elflon In T’-anevsea. declare that wmw • kind ofronfiveatian act Ml absolutely netvsaary. Mr. Maynard’s testimony is *x<vrding valuable. He ia C>r a c«aifi measure agaitmt the rebel a, except H have still haps it is a pity that th.- great lame of, se.-tii.na! ronimtinn ronld n« have hr»n disposed .»f fa this manner. Great Brit­ Rucu figf> & Svaia Tenmmaee men goods fa nn* in this city say that the prugre** • the war will convince the m<»at skeptic*! that wane kind <>fc«»nfiscalc<iu ia neoraaarv doors ea Rvx slreett w and nar 8aqixaw Salt.—The schooneni Hlar Boys sh light and Quickstep arrtrad at thia port unlay fr»un Saginaw, with about 4.500, barrtia of Saginaw Sall. It was consign ’ princip should ed to H. McChesney. who is eom 1 missioned to sell it. The qealftv is said tu he superior to any thing uf the kmd Paou Inst, H ever offrrered in thia m arket. and it is put up in better package* than the Byre-! cuseoalt We have no doubt but at larg ■Comm Uw an important branch of the commerce this city. — Chicago Tribune. 24tA. Brsn factory ing wo — Several ■»lC«*ni. Worden’s frievwte in _ The ne Maks may he obliged «•• retire from s*4iv* ter cbiner fur tlw purrhaar of a farm and bitumtro fur bun. Ba backw no day jsary t Wf the lawo of I*tah »«n that Mil.jrct. that t Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, another rcMIion on quarter. our hands in in thi ■ eaan that Ex ~ Diaacroa <17 TMK 8tcu* —General Fill John Porter is officially proclaim - stale stone nixed. Ax Ibhx-Clad S-LDiaa.—It is Mid that in the fight l»efi>re Yorktown on the 25!L a yoldiei wearing an armor veal waa hit three times tn the hreart. the halls glancing off without doing him any dam- b»r«n4 by Dr. X C. ATM *» CO., Uresll, Kass. Y Uiw Yor Tbe in t Governor Campbell, lion. William B Stokes and William II. Polk, hate been fa consultation with Governor Johowai, on important maltriw A great Union meeting is to take place there very shortly. . Herrirk’i -k-j Mr TBOttAN HOWE Cwlr. ■■ -=a mt*.. Tfo t-ve« Family CA - ths kilt and aM fiel Tho he a m «t fio *«-T«rr’*mded by a semi-circle. *T«w ewrthw«»rkR were all oawtructod we bare D have into -first patt Pou Arrausix Naahvillm.—Advicta from Nashville state «hst Ballr Pry t«m eg- remaining were spiked and disnmu'ntod. : By the vide «»f the river battery wove ' large piles ./ anumitom, powder, l»a||» and dwlls. ■ Eighty gnns were in Yorktown, woito other day To (and it CMHiot coal n dollar l**>) we shall have expended »n*>ugh to porrtia* ■ the freedom of ever* slave m th* Union •t the avenwr price rd 3300 each. Per empty. “At 7 A. M. we oOTipird Yorktown without a gun being fired. could icas ton every fa iik.in tHXntiuti. twelve hundred tnillinns <«f dollars before we get ib*->aigh with it. No lime shall he lost. “Gunboats have gene up Y'ork River. "Glourester ia alro in our poaaewiion. “I shall put tb* rnvmv to th* wall. Figasd, G. B. McCLELLX.X. The Zagwtrrr tum a special dispntch head in pemm the expedition against from Furtres* Monrov, giving the fiillow. Bridgeport. I started by train of cars in I ing particulars fa regard to the evacuation the ruurning. followed by two companies 1 I of Yorktown : “One Mile beyond Yurktown^Sunday uf cavalry. I found that our pickets had' engaged the enemy’s pickets four miles I 10 o.diwk A. M.—AH day yesterday the from Bridgeport, and after a sharp en­ 1 rebels kept up a hot fire uh General N«»one was hurt— : gagement, in which we lost on* man kill­ Purter’s division. ed. drove them scroas a stream, tbe rail­ Our parrott gnn al Farnbolt Court House road bridge of which I had previously !»cv«aionally answered them. “About three w’d«<ek this ninming a burned, With four regiments uf infant ty, two pieces of artlller}, dragged by building at Yorktown was fired, and band, and two companies of cavalry at Prof. Lowe and General Heintxelman Bridgeport, we advanced to the burnt bridge, and opened fire on lbs enemy’s pickets, on ths other side, tby» producing and are not averse to battling with us the billows of treason, !^UfU sttadcedT^ nected Tk.^**** The following has been received at the voaMia resident of Detroit. 1 War Department; shown our willingness to give uur readers a Democrat, too, who was on a profet“Why, as good a paper as tbe patronage given shoql visit here, he remarked. sir, 1 am aatonisbad to find so much sy mus would permit. We ask not to be palhy with the rebels in this old city . Il made rich; but we desire to be able to makes me feel bad. 1 live in a much make a g'xxi paper; and trust our read larger city than Detroit, where party era will hold every man responsible, who feelings and di viaions are as distioel as in right belongs to ua, for defrauding them h J apprebeM^ X7X: scribes the skirmish in which tbe Mich.Slh savages, under command of Colonels Cof­ 257; missing, 5. rounded, Hurlburt's, killed. 313; fey and Stamwrigkt, at Neosho. M«., by were engaged. lie says ; “The stacking 5>nrty consisted of a I 150 of the 1st Missouri volunteers.— 1,449; missing, 223. Sherman’s, killed. 437; wounded. Georgia Regiment, 1’000 strong, armed Sixty-two prisoners were taken, with with the Enfield rifle, thus having great seventy horses and a largo quantity of 1,402 ; mi ■sing, 486 Prentiss', killed, 196; wounded, 562; advantage over our men, who were artn- arms. No new paying advertisements came iu, . Ate noon. stating that the badies of <»ur men would be received al tbe middle of ’he dam or । meet the enemv. ' ' . ’ I was token alter eleven noun- o’.....™— A .lamer j.i.l .rrivmi from Piiubur. m'”!F"“' PT"’?, stream, by command of the General rrpon. . Kr....« .Urmi.l, Ul.ra ihl) “*»• O,L l”'’ '/ commanding forces opposite. rf ’ waofib. 5oooMo o.' -nrmm.il-.l .1 For. V"™A reply was received, dated 4 P, M., tliAt the preposition to send tbe bedt*» •Ma lanr-Ud. „f ,abate,’. Tba I™ .«• <mr aM. wa... Ullad and '“T"’"1’ , , woo, „o„ c„ to the middle of the dam ia accepted, and fn>m G.riatb. Th„ F-Irr.l. ».ra .«> boatillties will be suspended for two lortou., Nn n>aod..o mada of lha , losses on either sidv. Tbe Federate took I Huntsville. Ala.. May 1. hour* from receipt of the reply. Tbe nffieer who brought in the flag uf 29 prisoners. Cannonading Still beard To Uss. E. M. Bunton, Rscretsry of v u. f i truce and those engaged in turning over whea tbe steamer left. Early yesterday morning niv troops crossed from the Island to the main land, 'tto bodies, aay they lost about a hundred Louisville, April 30. । and raptured two 6 pounder cannon and fgfg, including <ms Colonel of a North Steamer Telegraph No. 8 left for Pitta Carolina regiment. They thought our their ammunition. The inhabitants re­ whole artny was making, an attempt to burg, Tennessee, with surgeons, hospital port the enemy to have retreated in great force their way Into their lines. *1 bey give •tores, sad nuress, under the direrttoffof confiirioa. Sigssd, 0. M. MITCHELL MsJ. G«u. uagreat credit for the skill of our sbarp- Dr. W. 8. Chipley, to bring hack the wtooters, and say that whenever a head Kentucky wsueded, <>r await the* reanlt Piltelnjrgh Landing. May 2. • is shown from the ege of the woods, pop of tbe next battle, if aecessary. A general order *i<J Issued testerday goes a ball, and a man ia killed. They Harrlsonburg.^’a., April 28 transfering Major Gen. Thomas* Division have a perfect dread of our sharpaheot Through secession channels it Is learn­ from the arm v of Ohio tu the army uf ere, which accounts for the the faM“of ed that tbs Governor of N.vth (terolma I Tro"-’^.?'ami ’(^'"rh’..n»'tokes'’'c«.ml their pickets having been driven into their was arrested aa imprisoned .m Brehamod „f ,t,„ nrm> muferGrant, trenches nearly all along the wh»le line. 2 - eelto-ago, OU account of bi* Uafoo sun- „f th* divisions „f McHeroand and They were perfectly astonished to see . , . . . , . i Wallace are !•• i*»h*!itute reaeive. under tint a few handfulls of men almnld at­ tempt to take their works, and say that had rsm<»ved hia wagwn traina >pfk twine ,ajn cu.mmid ..f hm District, mrlulllng we showed more gallantry than they an* iudicwtMig his the Hrniy r»r|M of T/Mimwee. hut in th* tidpated. intention to retire still fartf Several of tbe rebel shell fired at Lee’s or else entertaining a dread ronunand, under th* Major General «-mMills did not explode, a* tbe fuse waa nn him by our forces. mandlng. not properly arranged. On examination New York. April 30. ' Cincinnati. M»y 2. they were pronounced by one of our artil­ lery officers to be of tbe old pattern left iu the Norfolk Navy Yard. Tbe powder- j ton, 29th, says : "Tb* War Department 1 pondenta with the army of Gen. Halleck, found in them was found-to be of superior has Issued an order for supoli** of arms the following-official figures of our loss quality to those wn used at the same and clothing for the loyal black* to be at the battle ot Pittsburgh Landing : enrolled in Feo. Huntor’s division.” McClemand'a Division, killed 251 , time. Query, where do they get it? Pittsburg, Tenn.. May 1 Wounded 1.351 ; mianing 236. ,W. H. L Wallace’s, killed. 228 ; Gen. Halleck telegraphs t<» H«>n E. M. The Port Royal Correspondent of the Stanton that “oUcisI .information has b**n wounded. 1,033; missing. 1.163. Lew. Wallaoe’s. killed, 43; w.maded, Cleveland fftraM, writing April 18th, de­ received nf the defeat and route of 600 Banner would have been numbered with 1 ed only with the musket. Before our the things of the past men could get at the enemy they succeed­ At the breaking out of the rebellion, ed in killing a doxan of our men and By a gallant charge of we had charged on our books, a consider­ wounding many. the bay unct the enemy waa at last re able sum for foreign advertising, tbe oodpulsed. All the dead and wounded were tracts for which had not nearly expired. bnmgbtoff the field and <>ur force retired m Mast ol tliat sum was an A flag AT truce from Craney Island thte M- brought down an English nwblw* ”»»•» »nd several newspapers giving tbe !*rt,cofera the capture of Fort Mar-■■ additional particalarsofthe fall The special Cai ro> r- • ——_________ ‘•ut Momtee nfafa direction of Fort Wright, there te*n no arrival from the flrot «|Bce M. n ; |»^ABD W>aATOM, PteteM killed aad wotmfctf M «u is ex have aerth of i ThereUl �-oJikuws ' pasting* • Price Currnrt. I LIVER REGULATOR mrhigau CeatrBl Rniirwasl. n and after Monday. Nov. 4th IW1. Pmmkger Train* on the Michi(»n Central Rail­ road will le.ro Battle Creek as follows ■ .' O NEWS Ob • heart, that ache wiU1 MrMt Oh! Cteetereaiy bluken•WbstesrrA.’y b.nden. bring relief, “ Wbre Zreto saMtu rates bath spekrn » ooutroled aud Oh! bright hopes quewchad I Oh 1 abort rasn l^v.ys^Bi , tele mtB _ My Countrr, you've owe Imo brave son, To guard the deer old bauner. Life's Autumn leaves were sere aad brown, Its sheaves were tlun and hoary : Thrice bleat to lay earth’s burdens down, And rest, for aye, in glory. LIVER REGULATOR SPECIAL NOTICES kidney*, reaeoeiog every ebat ruction, restores a natural and healthy action in the vital argans.— .It Isa superior . • : • FAMILY MEDICINE, i.irs BnTBu. tn our Lirr or ljettkri, streets wn run ever on Saturday evening serious injury.— Ramaiuing io tbe P.iatUifiuu nt H o cgar Barrj Gmtujr, Maj 1. 1862. Boys should be taught to keepjiul of our ArmHroiig Mias R Mpiofeqsr Tu»maa principal street, _ or else fast drtvhifJ <***“' Prouibjtkd.— Ob and after the 10th Inst, Hogs are prohibited at large in our streets, by from running order of the ■Common Council. Bcstmem.—We le-'im that a woolen factory is about being added to the card­ ing works of W. Marble of this village. The new firm sails under the title of Makble A Van Bbcmt, and their ma­ tn efibrdiwe minediate raiwt- Il is s thorough r Lal—.. •• chinery will eoon he in operation. Willishliburgh. L f..-wrttte: '“AuaMstk 1M&4Having been iroubled.w.tbdificalty iu the Liver and lubilioQ* attacks, I was a^ru^d, by a friend, iiXiiuNirss Over 'regulator. in this county was never, at the same hot flan mi I. .This Ointment has been hr fore the publi/over 20 yrars.and exm • now. ExFLANATjoff.—In another article we state tbe amount rtetived from Commis siuner's advertising, during tbe last at six dollars. year During the earlier part stands incr> rising demand hss esta -lisbrii its repntati -o ns a superior Linim«-in it. all iwses where m soothing and rel-ixuiL remedy is required, particularly in Rlieu mutism. N« urnlgi:i infbmation of the Bowels and Kidneyu,. Spiiinl nff-cdon*. Sure Eyes, Burns. Piles, Wounds and Doubttdi..—The Tribune saya: wWe intn other bands, and will appear on the -first of May as a •democratic’’ organ patterned after the Albarn/ Aayiw.’— Doubtful—very. When oar children ere out of sorts, ws give tbsa a few drops, end it Mt* them.all ngftt. I find it meets the rvueral wants ol ths stomach and bow­ els w hen dltei dered." .SPRING- & 'SUMMER C. WE ARE with imW ol N U W tbe ON BEST Asuortmenta BXowvaeV BXxXt'ra Wo have ovary kind of goods, such as lit. 'R.ctocxVt are. Wks, vkc\x’w.aw,\ 8o\uec BM/JS & S3I©IE£'1 Ydv. ■RoXsatV* ftXo«<o.c\v BXXXc,v% GROCERIES SX.ow.ixe.\x "BX.XXc.vb <Xrxv>e, axxyav^ n\.e\.a.wc\\.o\,^ avtA wxa\^e 'Lx^ «<\x\o^a.\Ae, 'B.oXjaekk SXOWVCacXx BXXXCVM clvrXW StAdLwrk '¥r\xvA,\>\^ \xrvA'-exxX\.xx« YJxav Axxtx, UkyicxxXevx^, "BAx^xxwxoAx%vft., «Xe. H Three .Fit tyre are put up in quart bottles, of which the above Ur a fao-simUe. 1’he label ia finely engraved, and Specially Motified and Solicited, ALL OUTSTANDING CLAIMS, To a>sct bis If sir York Indsbtednuu. Jwlltfi H. a. GOODYEAR. is provided xvith a tafe-guard. from oohnterffiters. <Priae 91 per bottle, or ala for (?. W\ Jfbbaok, (Proprietor, Jlo. 6 East Fburth Bt., Cfrurfnhati, to whon\ all orders should be addressed._ DRY GOODS! FOR SALE BY Roberts A Striker. Hastings, Eli Xkhob,OrangeviUs Mills. T. A. De IteimW. MidrilsvUle, RSfi. Swift, Prairieville, and by Dratfsto and Meri ohsLisgenreaily ihroagbewtthrSnntty. '■ ■ GROCERY, SALOON, and Stacks of and Prices to suit orders, from 30 cents la fei.O®, with good Oases. ' Old nirturus of Deceased frtenda copied as good “.•isrik at any lime and aarwhere, in tbe ConaUting in part of Sult and Witter Lime, Snap. Bahratas, Cnwia, Ptpprir ani Ever shewn in this Market, which we are,prepared tu sell at a email advance from county, to take Likeoeaeos of ths Stek or Deed, °f Pub'P 0T rrivale The subscriber Is now'prepared to sell FArfHT GHOCERTES As low as the lowest, Fee pay oely. Clolhi stasra, two doers' west of tbe Rao-' tiupHuoeo J. W. MAYNARD- I Hastings, Nov. 1M1. Or Cold Lusch if darired OB COFFEE, CHICKENS, PJCKLED TONGUE, SABDINES. Ari. Al «o, loo Craon and TrimonaAo BourJ wlu ba furnishk-d. by by tL<; waek.. ' ’«•* uf THESE BARD TIMM ws era ssllisf OUR GOODS ALL KINDS OF joBPRnrmG, Kere4at <11 and Laan»t Evrr ..ffrrod i» Rm*»* Creek nH of wtweh will be sold ■» prices UBl‘ iwtMwt fait to suit pocehaaers, ParticularjUtenthm paid t<» filling nr- Bseeutad a« abort natter rod tbe boatmmt, st thuoCtv Osr Jobbing fselllUM an toabotf In For Sale! sr»,3i-8A.’r^^’is Gaik or ready Wum Meal, at AM Hoars! TEA NEW YORK COSTS. 4!*o, to* LsrgMt «toci of reinforced. arc XW \ioov vc\a.rCt» '¥A«,xvd. %a.\>e, Xke, \xoov vaaxv "DocXot'u 'BWU, LL PERSUNS kunwine tbe<n*e!ve* to br in­ debted to tbe mibacribcr, oo put du. AC- A rod XOTW, w. DRY GOODS’’ COVXT8 l to the above stock of Droceriss. he । ftji and aoenplete aaaortetratof an at Yorktown nn Wedttoaday. Ap­ pearances indieate that the enemy ia iwinr at Hoff to Save Money! Drugs, Painta, Oil*, Burning Fhi’14, and Camphene. found. SXowuacXx Which wo offer MOTT, ‘ Now Orleans. Muscovado, Coffee. • -Crushed. Powdered and Granulated 8u[y Tbe rebels at Memphis have held1 gnra. a meeting and determined tn burn the1 Mulaaaea and Syrups, citv on tbe first approach ufCom. Foote’s Grenn and Black Teas. Rio, CovIon, and Java Coflfe. flotilla. Stone. <Vi«odcn. and Willow W Qgara. Tdhacoo. and Snuff, A» Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia. elm.«t a state -<tsrv^!i«WT exists. BuUhfts tjtKried at tl 49 per Idr YkoWc.Vfe NOTICE ! of Groce ries! ! Spice. Wva,VX^ ’VovkXe. HARD-WARE | HAND LARGEST and herq of Mill Springs. । •VVccftc. "BXXXeA-» AND reviving from New York Boatuu, bi* fall stock of - w a\YX\\- arc. eoicxv^oacA yo.y«. axxA V.oxx>t?ixx\ vooX%‘ toxxA \xcjAja, xxAx'xcXx xxxakt XXxaxxx Ifrd N^uiuSl.Nrw York. TkKOAT AMO t.CHW.— At thi. .....I. of the y mf when cotighw and Oolds nntr<iublc~>Mir BMrp family should have ■ Mtr and certain remedy on bond Ban sum's Rhe Syrup Tolu is ih* very thing; It is not only plesannt for children r>>tnkr. hut Is a certain cure fur Croup, Whoop ing Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs an<> all nfleeti>*nv the Throat and Lungs Suld >»v all Druggists. Price 25 cla. (>•»»« months ] ISAAC MJT Geh. Grant, though still in the. held, will hereafter serve under General Thomas, who will be remembered as tbe: Reaucs, if you cred either or both of three mast excellent Retardirs.lnquttrfcr then.uttoowros. if y..u «J<> not Und them, laketto etiMtr, bdl Inclose Uns toiler tu • letter, and on receipt.cl the men oy, Us Remedy or HuMdrcs will fe sent aepording teyed» di.eetKiBS, by mail n tvptsri. fiwiraiT r*°’ DAPCL 8. pXRWto, Sold by all rfriiggnits. la now a\\. Axicaaca \xw xxcAxxvt, FAMILY MEDICINE, Bruises. have a report that the World has passed UVAE JUST RECEIVED I did so and fowd it to operate adairaNy, ramor ing tbe bile end srousing the lirtf Co activity. I have also used. Hte a . G-OOX5S. formidable ■•«>(! dahgen'iw diseases Trask’Magvielic Ointment is sn unlhinng re-itudy.if used m season. Apply trei-h lheTliruat and Chu-t mid • over -rith . Pilicua Fever, Fever and J2gue, Liver Complaint, (^Dyspepsia, Indigestio?!, • Jav.ndice, Kidney Complainte, Dwrilng's LHeBJlteva, anry tu comfort h£Aw»rs. season uftheyear, more promising than W *Stl wsseen’rWpcwt*/. I KveLwi iio sM.sk sieve." D. Wraterroh, Hsh.yof*8onib Bft, nter ith St., W heston Das id Williams TC While Fred F W heeler Ne>-*-u Backward.—This bas been a'very ... Pnraons railing fur any «4 the alnur letter*. Will pIS.-C •i»R'k>rliw ,l backward spring thus far. We have had R. J. Ghain, P. M. no day, as yet, in which fire was not neces that the prospect for a fine crop nf wheat Crime and See !! Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: “Fobrusty tt. |M- In Msy Isstl hM. *eytevausskofPilea which conlteed me to too boose. I took we bob Ue of . . ’ Bn.wn" Wiltihm „ .\kuujL Jim.. \ M . Bonnett Mra Sumo Patch "AT' ’ f B«arda!«r J..hu R<>Lium>n Ja ..r/ Durkae Miss Aliuira Rnuaell M Darling J.’. M Btnitli PtriavAs Durkee Asa B btuart Miss Hannah Dolor James b Taylor Jam.- M Eastman H [1 Thompson J • ha Fuller. Frank m .Mother Francisco Bt-nj. L Wupd I P GilleU Mr. L P Wood Harmon D Haner Henry W W«a>d Elliett 2 Lane Bridget Ludlow Mrs Marv Mellon F ' INOVBUKEOFTBArt; 'Xx? XXxe 'BAvosl* a'k»XrxeX.% j ‘Wcat SbutkAkgxc ; kda, 5OY a ivewa, keetv mt\\ wcciVcA artkk ■ 0fco«vok.c\\. ■ft'Ak.cva, wkkeXy, Xaktift. xxx. \xvy <\xxcx'ix\x<xcA, Okxxdi oX. ^vxc \k.’ro\ve'f \.'xwxe, cxve a *xnt€ \tY«A>etx.Xxv>€ ©5 Darling’s Liver Regulaor. and narrowly escaped should be prohibited therein. 3D3TY DDHreiBWa©] Mra C. Tebow. 11 Chrtate^ber Street. X. T., writes: “Fsb W>. UCO.-I have been subject to attacks uf Asihoa the last twenty years. 4-tara never found anything equal tb ery.—Natknl/t Union, '^lh. boy tun aXX DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS March t, ifcs. ' ‘ r’ Dr. C. W. Bosses,-IhMr Sir . -For tbe benefit Is a superior .tonic and dlurvtie; excellent In of sufferine humanity, permit me to ur tliat 1 cases dHi-as of ap]>etlu , flatulency, female weakh“Ur *«**«•’Blood- PaHfier urea, irregularities, tM<n in the Mt and boteele. hav« still nn hand, an excellent atyle nf and Uloud Pd|« a sure curs Ivy Iodise.lion and Wind, protruding and biowdiug pilsa, snd general Uvw Cooinlusl. I have sufieroi tram toe | ***VMM*MI ■’ ’ ■ . . ■■1’Xi » Commiasinner’s Warranto, -and Overabove mretionyd diteSSes (or live years, and hare RBADTBE FOLLOWING IOKT. tried a great tunny physicians, but all to np pnri Look up! adore life chastening Band 1 p-s. I wssUviMd Cyi friend to try y Jur Wood I JdM;*L. SKimley, For, if yr blue* the Uirer, New Yo«k. writes, i The broken links ot the household band. been alfiicted with p flee and purebMvd'dne bottle uf toe Purifier sod I.... ik. i.’.,' it— Bhall be clasped beyond the ••River." one bos of toriPeIls u. eMO)tuence with, aud blc.a • DARLING'S the day f found vour valuable medicines, for I 1 Paaar. M. Y.. April it, IM2. smei.pring good health at prraeut. and feel con- I LIT EK KtGDLATOR Meat the cure is peruiatntut. Let others buy ^^Whlrt lhe»’r.F,.,aM‘ *" fcr ®* <iT* me 1*A«1C IN R1CHJTOXD.— Front gentle improvemento, but we trust our reodertBlood Purifier anJ PHIe for all chronic diseases, tnnn who has just’ uime through from. which arise from impure blood or derangempnt., will agree with us in awarding that merit Richmond, wp Itutrn that a tearful sUt* uf ths digeolive orna. I lake no ether medteiee | to the change of bead which our paper <>f affair* prevails in the Rebel Cnuital— and bur* not for tbe last eighteen months Meet erely. T. V. DVBOIB. preeenta thio week. The change of name There is • arret ecsrv.ty vfthe m-.-^wnre See Advartiseraent. of lite. Provisions are at famine prices, in part, which is made in the new Lead, 'LA TOR and many of the poor are in a starving DARLOWS LIVER Prize Peeiry. was dictated in part by convenience, blit conditio^ The wealthier relate .efilM* Lot Chivfleina boast of deeds of war. more in justice to our locality. It seems generally o> extend.them nniiimrv ehari And Minstrel* tare tfaetmwert ruitar, to ua no more than just that our pleasant ties, and cares of dreadful suffr/mg and A nobler tbeiue ray teurt it SIU— In praise uf H satlot's tnatcblesa Pills. village abould have, at leaat one paper destitution are reported, especially in tl>e families of rvlwl soldiers. Men once ..... published within it, bearing its name.— ted for their Irheriillty are engaged iu all Du you agree with us 1 sorts oi dixbutnirsliVt speceliuinn*. 'finpeople have ■ hope ofdefending thw <ity Removal.—We notice that Robkkts against Un- Federal tnsips, and I. fit *>ti b i» if,.LIFE BITTERS. A Str ibex have removed their stock of a speedy surrender tn certain, saddest and dreariest city on th. gi<,..<:. I passed Holtei Uuodby tbs aratora. 1 an now goods into Holbrook's new block, throe Ou all side* art witnessed want anu eoorsly curvd.a'.d lake pleasure iu rvcvDimcndiug doors east of their old stand. tbass remedies" squalid poverty, selfish and wild detato-hsmall DIGESTIVE ORGANS. GRANT & SPAULDING Much better then pills, and much easier to taka. Oh! stricken hearts, by anguish bowed. Though dun, sun's bops is ahiaiug. Know ye, to every darksome cloud. There is s "edier Unief" Ov*b.— A TO K nCELLIO LOW PRICES” IMIU.ING’8 Oh t Parent seuM that bitter blew Had loft thee broken hearted ■ Bow happy then, so mo w, go. Unto tbe dear departed. Rvn . IITTI1I Unusually Low AmLfiwUy, A GOOD BARG lbs day w �a __ iiku iXjrictliiril >tcns. _______________ dvawtaou or Buriaa ow a Cwcpit. —We never jiitderMrorj th©-is^vaotage «d liw credit ayslcm tin we Ih'ard the ,ful l.roing rnory : <3Ej RADWAVS URNorkTI RESOLVENT “In one of the interior towns nf A I_# ■ IS > CIAMimu «T»ve AMERICAN CEMENT ULIE which shows that thi* very timdul veg- । w.ir<| foernmc that n neighbor hed «nmr ©table will bear more nbu*e tbsa almost Mmllar wnrk donu «m 4ai«for n less price any other emp grown upon tbe farm.— he inquired th© reason therefor, and the Tb« writer baa tried a I moat all methods ! ■■ -- ----------------- ----- ---------- ,------ , < .... ..... tuea, an inch to an inch and a half in di-1 book, and I zrimetiniM louse urn. and aractor, aa, oil the whole, tbe most desira | v©n I 'are a. goot cash cuatnmer I bl© for seed, taking in account th© imtne ; ^rge gi-t price, Iwtt ven I'puts it on done crop end tbe future welfare of tbe j my Lkc.k I do not like tn achargc ’»» tebers. It we b-ok intrely al this ini me- > much ro if he never pay um I no loose so diate crop, we can duuh*J©M get more nittch.”’ from a given amount of seed to cut them ! wnx wifhstdaw water IT WILL MENU HtrMOM A*»> *>V,X KJ * I .11 <'■------ ^nlail.-d frutll SMALL FOX. F WOOD. Fare rtmr broken FurnHurr. IT Wll.l. MENO t.gAJ-HSK. . . r,__ eii.iM Rain. Bueta. d Tralhwir.art*» oUirr eauee, amma ovAttSORfttofariNf-wtii »p^>‘y, ararr particle of diae*^. and re l^eat th* fhlld MARRIED LADIES. j laiiies Into single eyes, than to plant them Starch V»« O»U tHS.—tttdl ctareh for whole. But it weskena the Mamfou oi the abirle nt leant ten tnhiuteu, a<LI A little plant, and if follewed up with any varia unit and upertn. and. if ironed nice, I think ly a long series of years would run it will lo.»k a« well aa Timothy’» dieky diu out. We ought tn fi»llow Much n m©lb<d if we ran discover it. as will keep tbe . Mid tloioiqjli cure. plants in lhe highest health, and ‘make ■ RAUWAVH REAIIV KESOI VKNT| the crop sure mid reinmuirative. IS A OHE4T1.VSO *sn STOMA. H AFJIKOV • We have grown gtmd potatoes from i the Mtnsllt-Ml need, n half inch or !••«« in NATIONAL OFFICKM*. diameter, hut it was only iipmt very rich THE EXFOTTHTE atiil and with extra ©are. The objection* touring large, .potatoes whole, are the Aw/deaf—ABRAHAM UNCOLN. of Illi no#, lav /•ne^rof-HAXXlHAI. I! A MUN, of Maine. extra expense f<»r seed, a* it require* dbeas* ylrickcu nuffrrvr hutu tTom twelve tn fiflevti bu»hcl* t>» the acre, A LIVING DEATH. end the overstocking of every hill, tending .Sn-rrfary N«tr-WM.LIAN If. SEWARD, uf And renter* him «o bia fflroda i* a to produce a great many small potatoes. I &m*ery9r^ 7>wAry-.HALNON I*. CliASE. baultby cundtttoa. .... Befarr pt*M>'H»3 <bl» •omdrrfalck The medium stzu rsm»v«a thi-w. ••hjw i 'd! j.mmoDS' IT WILL MEND <«**. IT WILL MEND MARBLE. . . . . •____•<__ U. Ull.l. MENU POKl'EI-ON. LKTTAK from 1»* HAl.MOS RAIXXm. Official flirrtlorn yhi.-s sirmx IN’ WEST C1LWMPTION. tions, forni»he» jn*t about seed enough, stock* the bills sufficiently, and pruaerve# ; the health of the plant. This practice we ! ,! (VmwhZ—kiiryLnd MONTGOMEllY ’ ....... BLAIR.-ol" havof.>11nwed fur several years and ••«! the whole, it gives the best results. | *' known lo Ml «b*Mul<>MM« tbM SVHOf’uLv. LEPROSY, BYPBILM, If WS admit the theory to he correct ; .Utnruy Utnavl-EDWARD BATD4, fa MimooH. cn which the practice Is founded, it would i tm" jwdiSadt not follow that it w<»uld in every ease ‘ —-----------Sapreme Court of tbe United Stale#. i fteroFute. Q, iu kindred di#mu>ro. preserve the crop from di*a»*c Almost ROHHUT B. TANEY, of Maryland. I blood of alite, people, and ha»b« •very variety has been tmbjeet to cutting 4m<c«at< Jtufitt— NOAH 11. SWA) NE. of Ohio, a# a cun.tilati.mal iulteroity. aud and to disease fur many years, and nu on© can Iw perfectly sure tlut he plants -PETER V. DANIEL <rf Va. a sound healthy ’.uber, iflbc size i« every • H.l.WAl HRXyoVATIXO UmOl.VKST. --HANUU. NKLrtVX, uf K. Y. -ROBERT C. ORIIUL-n-nm. thjagdesimble. If the cnnstitulion ha* whicS waa - N ATI! AN CLIFFORD, uf He. been weakened in anyway it is much inbre likely’ to l»e injured' by tbe hot N <>F | Or. o^»' rma.no via. Kunt —' axi jaxsraj^mx: THE MII.UON A.KXWEUKU. r GO u irt RADWAY’S KESDY REIJEF 1MLBHA.Y < EM KIT CITE. weaihgr of Augu«L than a strong plant •TATIS WFMXII. would be- Ths tmiv.-DV..I pre valence nt l-gMy utTw the rot is probably <i«jng quite a* much ' hlnrY T. BACKUS. Pi*«idratcftb*Sci^wd| to th* trcatnii-ix of the — seed. J -aa •to »«►!» —1j — er-eaf/,« -—*IJwtwa 1............... ................. imtrican 4a I PORTER. and dimatic influence*. -— 4Mnm Av- t;EoanE |L nuLSK. ritvliuriil. I i.AXUFOHD G. BERRY. Auditor Genaral. EZRA JOXES. Downy do . JOHN OWKS, State Trouanrer, JAMES TURN HU. Deputy do JOHN M. GREGORY. KupL Public l<i«tructioa Timothy is a pm>r pasture grax#.— CORTLAND B STEBBINS. Deputy do Tliat every body knows. " The cltwe SAMUEL S. LACEY. Coni’r. State Uud Ufllce. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do browsing herd srifl soon rid a field of it. CIIAKLLS L'PSO.N. AUonicv General. ROBERTSON, Adjutant Gonentl. except in th© hedge rows where they i-an- JOHN i at em’VT.iv _ not crop cfo.«c. The tva«»n of this i* iv»t bcoMtae th© root is somculmt bill bo um. for we cannot underotand why that should affect it one way or another, but the fact ia that the dormwnt hud* at the crown <«f tho root or the base nf the stein need tbe influence nf *>mi> fidiage tv cause them [ |> HOB ATE Order.—Stale of Nictiis £rgal £1 elites. tl, n...iik.i, to Ik* unable tu prv«hice anmher Vigorous ; ollicc ol Cm Judge tbrrrof. iu lla.riha*. on T# slu-t. and m. it die* . ria greatly inprrd. *b‘ *»««• Ap"». »«*.ibmH*ud *Qtbi T. ...... . , . ; bnndied aud #ikty iKe. Freoeot, Slurtnan C. Tlilte It ia the very w<-fM ja.lity to let ’ Primlle. Jwl ge »,»«»b«te. cattle ofany kind c!o*ely feed 'fown Tiin J In the.matteruf tbe euate»f (f»nry_H. Atekd-r, Prt©. 2*> Cents ?•« Bottle. ••SoluUrp Res-va-lur de Libctnl joii mi Croup. Dipih.ria. Ii let Ferer, "npliotd F Fitter. Small Pok, Nratdaa. i'elcr aud Ague, j Cl.tll.and Fetcr. IU ad ache. Hilltou. cholic. Di- u*ea» aciiAiiMHg »yrttp far PURIFYING THE BLOOD. lttij«>ranl l» BuiM©r*. F i: MALE a Impoitoni t>. Railn«d C»tap«n<«R. IMI*ORTAXT TU PARENTS. JOHNS A ’Rtrsi.EYS 1 CEMENT ROOFING, bit* li»d the )«-mi «in*rirnrr or l-u.iuro. rotetnma sill. . । ,.» PR J. WAKE IKiliy Imrerinl Wino Bittern IT IS HUE AXD W ATER PROOF r«r». Quinine, Morphine. Opium, aud < tbw fa- makes n poor nflermath. A drearing mour. up.., Tl.'.Mk, w—ta®, Imm, <nu,.,. U,. u,. math ofTtmtithy be aeeured, Imt all mher [ <iv(1 ■ U, booh by body, CHRONIC DISEASE. jj| •kilMbl td>« f. more than --------*---------uf aaid petition, and the b can me -odanry bv caating a cony of tteia notice ana bepuldiabcd inthe •Republican Banner. ateir prarwua to *©M day of hearing. ’ (A true ropy.] HIIERM AN C. PRLNDLE. Res*a.—Beat egg# well, and mix with halTa pint uf new milk, in which have COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE been melted four ounce* of butter ; add to it a quarter of a pint <»I venal mid three ounces u| augur, ahd put the in by degree* iMo m tnuch^flour as will make a very light paMe, rather like a batter, and let it rise before the fire halfan hour , then add notne flour to make it a little atiffer, but not Miff. Wurk it w ell, and divide it into mnnll loaves or cakes, about live w six inches wide, and flatten , tbum. When baked, and wild, slier ! hrat day of April, iuvt.bciau them tlM tlliekntw nf rusks, and pin 1 k-v Probate Court, fa .. .. . . । . i tr.»nt of all claim* ayam.t »*i<i item into the uveti to brown a fettle.— DuUd. Apnl H. 1^5. The cakes, u hen fir»l linked, eat duliciui**- I JAMES A. RWKKZEY. ly. if buuen-d, for ten; or, made with; U-X.SHELDON, caraway, to oat en|d. I------------------ ----------------------------r.I.I. nf U.illn^' likely browned, then Mir into DOUIL with «dt abff pepper to'UHe. tmlT lOu.bte BITTLll.* M» 7« WILLIAM STREET. tby appears Vi receive more of a sh*<ck pound* iff leg. shin, or Deck uf beef, cut it into piece* and boil gently in six quarts uf water fur about an huor nttd n halt Then add a pint nf oplit |tena. a pound ol meal, (totali-wi alieud, mid a head of celery cut sniuH, Slice n lew otiiona and fry them iu n little fat. deedginf them lightly with flour 1.11 they an. r»ool»i<l) ILMKbut PREVENT l< TERMM’ AMIL ..Hr, .. ... l^. "ftlw iwdQ1,,ertM power «■ claim terllADWAVs RENOVATING and particularly m Spring where the foil ,m Hirom W.W, Admim.irotur of »md ratal*, : RESOLVENT-. and »r rtiiafouriv decterr that. If vigor <ff the root ali'utld g>« Io th© uoini* pe icd development of thrplwt. Ttm«»- gran-wm. nn fur aa we know, are m»we be•'fitted at thia M>an<>n than atauy other.Atilcrican ’ ^•friettlturitl. Hodurllo* Scrofula. L» H>ui wtarr*. ana naa l«tuv ■ad MWKT DURAELK RUOFING i.Mnilfa rwm-cl A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER PROOF Ct>r•rise R,r ROOF'S III' A rfiruaic Rbcatnaliuq. Goal inhili., and <li»<»«.-■> in- DR J. BUY EV DODS U1TPXE1IU. TTATB X2TTXLS UiratabHali ibt truth ol 3R» Heal is r.t]tHro.i in making nt>Uie«ii«o A SPEEDY PI RGATIVE. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS IX MILITARY CAliln. TONIC. MLUKINE ANDr BEVERAGE. PVRl’HASE OaXE B(»fn.EJi CMTIVEXKSS, INDIGESTION, ..IVERCUMPlJtlXT, . Dt SPKFSI A. nUJUUMNLMS, HICK HEADACHE. [XU A NATION OF THE BOWELS NBRVOt&NlBM. MELIXCHOLY. DEPKhaSION OF SPIRITS. A PERCH A CEMENT. »li Kintfw .«htni •<» bat lAttle I Purity the Bleed I prlrcvl prrbwltks 6 bottle*ferbJ KKAltr KKLILF CHARLES WtDIHFIELD A CO.. TATE OF MICHIGAN. Baut Colmtt. At a avwton of the Probate Court, fur S Tt, William Rirret, New Yotk. f»r-Far aale Ly drugjri*l» and grm»r« gene: Mjr ibrounbmit tlui stmai’n. M»g='riy IN CASES OF anil all Ollier X’XTtero'nTl tXb toSS DR. RAHWAY'S PILLS. AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. (f ISAAC . -----------------A^THMt. DIFFICULT----BREATiONG PI i n riparmwu of TiV .^.^1— Mt.TAl. ROUFS, ooeaJZXTXXLlufab la now HSr.™B -'»L Htoi-w.i: 7^^,,,WU>W1TO1O1 MUTT, rect i vine fmtn New Y’«»rk mid Brmtt^. hia (all M*wk <d u. aell cerlaiu Heal Eaialeinaaidpstiitou cle»cribcd ','<"•7^ W,1S ,to iA i« ordered that Monday, tba Utli lw>2. at Mevrn o'duck. in tbe lore m,BO,r*» roltev* you of pat* * '' LATHER. AND NOT.WA8U OFF * G roce ries! ! IcmcnU of health rrrenmtion. . C<m>4Mtiig in part iff SLEEPUSHd NIGIITA. CrtMtbed. P.iwd'-red mid pie tin. tnilk <>n« cup; swell the rataine Id waler I JjbuZcauacJfaj beivre putting (brat into the pie; i«n | pctituiucr t-hnu gar*. iBanu.nctur-r« txae. hug l illa and will have a pie worthy the triai. Cbuur Saoca.—Sweet apples, if you have uiem, free th»m wonn-; weigh clean <•»« peck, put into the stew kettle with a katd itOiiiiun. amt the lirariug tbrrrol, OUTTA FEROHA CEMENT HADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS , . 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At the depot. 1 surprise. “ Are you Will Gwrdon ’ s wlfcl** could not wait for ths stage, but burped nee: utbere never recow, bat gu through “Certuielyl Why! O Lute I” • ■n a< IX __ • —. -II .. ..C—— on Am* to Mr. Roomer's bouse. Ths We bad both been dedeved, and both servant greeted me with a surprised ex­ simultaneously dieoovgred it. . clamation. and den She sprang toward* me and gave me “Uh I Mr. Brownlow ! very glad to see Bailors you. sir." her hand. ‘Ah ! how do you do, Tim 1 Where JJortrj. *^.----- M*MdU to With prowptoOS. Meta and Berdick Strode, H. WEIGHT, A TTOENET and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 21. end Solicitor end Counsellor in Chancarv— Particular attention paid to the coMeetin of claims and tooner-----------•-------- J OlRco, with Barry Comity, Mi Spring bu coma, nailing, flair; Lot diet t aeaton of the year, Bird* ere during. Flower* springing All so bteatifd ni M. W te Leine?" “In the parlor, sir.” , 1 stepped fi.rward quickly, but lightly, over the heavy velvet carpet and pushed open tire door'of the parlor. It was twi­ Spring has come, smiling, fair; Songs of gladness greet the ear, GREAT Hastings’ SusintM IHrcrtoTn light. but the room was light enough to VICTORY!! threshold. _ Two figures were .outlined against a window. One was Will Gordon's, the other—small, graceful, with a dainty poise of the bead—did I not know ill I -toud for a moment (taxing in mute astunishmenl and indignation. I saw Will Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS Myrtle willows. Mossy pillows. DRUG STORE!!! MASON ALLKN, jwhiw*, »ro d ■<«, fl Uh. butter, lard, perk, ana rrain af ealer in groceries, Roberts &. Striker, .EALKR in all kinds of Family Groceries, ' Slone and Wooden war*, and a general la­ ment af Provisions. Also Notary Public. ROBERTS * STRIKER. ■glisccUani). SCST BECEIVED new and most complete assortment pare* "ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL." and medicines. * pMene, Bar«iug Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. W. riBKKK, mi y- FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PUHFO8ES,ONLY«^X aWECTET a AI.I.EW. Ho-uirr. My friend. Will Gordon, was to lie gru-.m-rnan—Dort Hosmer was to be bridesmaid. Of course I wn* the happiest man In existrncr as I started with my friend for the residence of my little ladylove. She more lovable than ever when wr met— She bud never even seen Will before. But she seemed to fancy him immedi- atelt. “Your friend >n<lbn»inea«. .. . ,,, . Office tn the Court Bouse, Hastings. Mien. GROCERIES! Fasaa Aug Jauss A SwaxxKT. I TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, D ARIEL COOK, . nnTivvu FIGS. rim RAISINS. n i KlKrt. CODFISH: (XIDFISH: PRUNES. USTICE OF THE PEACE, General lan«l and Tax A sent, will attend to t!>« colleetion of Irbteaod *11 other bu»>oe»< pertaining toht*ofl.ee J cntaias? yuEinnnxB? <sd CeoklRg Extracts, I. A. IIOLBROOM, nYHICt AS «n4 Surgeeastore. State »trect- "flee in RueadPa JOHN ROBERT*. PEER. PENCIIX INKS. PAPER, EN- IHYSTCIAN and Sunrrmi. Dwelling on Brv-d way, near tbe Conn Ilonae. MOST POPULAR H. P- CHERRY, ■OTART PUBLIC aa«l to *11 bn»in«" rntro’trd to Mtu with ■upto*.. -4 aaatig. ‘‘""fc’* nr coustv. Mich. Btaakskept alw-ys on hand. L. H. STEWART, A TTORNEY and C*nn*slsr at A. and Coareator In Chancery. 1 *e. AU bn<i»ea» attended to pra rteativ.. Office No. S. Noble a bteek Michigan. ‘ J. M. NETINR, JACOB FERRIS. iona. Ian t he. I responded. -Yes.” xsith li t- L.-M grace poarible. I was homely. Will’* fix* wn- a full oval, with fine richly tinted complexion. Hi" wavy hair and beard were brewn. with a tinge ..f gold where thr light struck the curves atrungh. Hr wa* Mteh a man "" women love for their beauty—love n» they love the pet birds and «panteln they lavish atieh v-dupiiious caresses Itp>n. Already, al twrhty two. Will had the reputation ot triiur a ’Indy’s man." He had a knack o! pfenning women; of charming them J. M. RUXNELL. P < to handsome. >r7Xelr~.1 i»Wd to sail ©HEAT, with prrttv hvc plays “f hi* hnitdsumr e, m; of singing ~»mg< to please them ; in flattering them onaon»eiuu»ly into admiring him simply hy his nutual mannet toward.* them, ’lie was n courtier by nature. PATENT MEDICINES f CASH ING and pul one purcbaa their being MICHIGAN. ROBERTS k STRIKER. DAMIEL STRIKER, Mito*. M K “lady ’« ni-t..”' The influence nf my life bad combined to make me -tern.’ pln-nrepoken. «nd iin-r’ificial in manner. W.-meh -eldom fancied ms; but Im art and loved rur. Preperaiien* had already commenced for the wedding. There was « happy ex citrment tn the house. Shop-boys with parcels rang thr d-or bell a great deal; a seamrtnres w.reied uwceaamgly <re pret tv dress «tuffs; Mrs Hosmer talked continunllv ef recipe* for wedding cake, and was »til I undecided ra to e bo ai».old b. invited ; paper patternsand bite needle•rk were strewn through tbe the pstlor-, paikin work and down ateirs a vast deal <4 laundry was done far riiflled nnd embroidered gar- ••mined from all care and trouble, and was os free mid light hearted «• a bird. Sbe rlurtrifird me with her spiritg. I forgot iaranaa** Ou> Losses Do a! pnrpo.es, tar bJ B g. H. COOK. . mi.Trn or wm.»« ISILliwi in the Court Hows*. *•• °F*" ". - (Conn u>a»i ATTORNEY. CnnHorjt HARMON SMITH, 1 perhaps one nae.” “Lute, it wa* myself whom you saw. You opened the parlor where /waa with WIN, and I wore Laine’s scarf. Oh. 1 see >utable sectional repoUtiun. stand tbe grammar of your language.— Take ita first division—“Orthography.” Can you spell ? Upon our table I* an “Ode to Lyberty. Of course, wo never read beyond that caption, and many a “gam," ss its sntbor foodly thought, goes such error*, for a* a general rule, a mi*tpelled poem it wholly wortkltti. Ifyou cannot pane your tenet. keep you punctuate 1 Those troublesome dots, pwlnts, commas, Ac., are of prime necessity iu versifieation. A comma in the wrong place m«y make yon a btigb Ing-etock. We receive hundreds of • /-kJ----------- ed her perfectly. R->* utterly untrue to everv womanly virtue had ahe become thus to deceive me? Yet was she not weak and fickle like all women ? and had troy them, for it to another general rule that no one can punctuate poetry correctly, eanpt ilt auAar. If you du ndt know how, buy Wilson on punctuation and study it thoroughly, keeping your piece One nf the moat remarkable .of these until you “have pul in the pmnta. Third. The law* regulating poetical noble dog* was Barry, who i* known to <. I not been can-leas and foolish thus to have saved the live* of forty Individuals. forms must be studied. What .is accent leave her cxpom-d to tire fascinations of Beside his cask around his neck, be in poetrv ? What Is meter? Can yea MIMth n man a* Will Gordon? No—no! carried a warm garment on hia back; mrerure y otir stanzas ? It may be ewd, I could net comfort myself by seeking and if he failed tn reuse the traveller into “Genius de-pisea rnles”-de*r young for my own blame. She was hollow some sense <.f life by hia warm tongue reader’ that is tbe silliest of all ailly «DL heurted. She had proved herself worthy and breath, ho would race back to the Genius rise* above rule*, but RD** up only of my false friend. I sincerely house, and bring somebody to the rescue. through their region to one still higher. prayed Heaven 1 might never see them One day Barry fmind a poor boy almost You must know what poetry is before strain. frozen 10-denth in the celebrated glacier you can hope to write such ss the world 1 suffered sadly in my dumb, sullyti •4 Balsore. Barry warmed the boy .lick­ will “not willingly let die.” way. A terrible pain tugged at my Fourth IX. sol say “1 send these ed him. woke him up, and gave him Ireart conatantiy—on waking^t midnight, wtnething to drink, nnd carried him on lines, dashed ■< in haste I” You luay when at work, after the day's tcril was his bnok to the monastery. Th* joy of and should write in haste—that i* under done and I sought the selilude of my the poor parent*, who can discribe!— the pressure .iffirelmg, but you must cor­ chamber. AH the time thedreadful ache Aftar a life nf service, Barry waa Bent rect at leisure. Qwrect coolly, deliber—like the dull pain of a wound mad* by stdy. determinedly. See that there is down the mountain* to a warm nnd oom a blunt dagger—wore upon my health and not a redundant syllable, nor a line short spirits. of his dava in h<»m»mble quiet. Al his by “a foot.” Exclude every false rhyme Thus months went i.y.nnd the fall came. Write, change, cor­ death his body was carefully buried, and and vicieus accent. I had not met Will, although formerly I hiaahin was wtuffird, and there be may be rect re-write. “But If 1 do. I’ll never had met him often. But at last I met M-en in tbe Museum of Berne, standing send It." You had tretter not. onle-s you him one day on the step*of the St. Nich­ aa large as life, with his collar and bottle olas. Hr started, bowed—not cttagingly nrmmd his neck, ready to start on his ciam. D<» not expect the editor to cor­ hut curtly—and passed on down the rect it. Remember with the except ton street. I was a little puzzled by hia laiwtra of love. Tbe <b^a are sto»rt lived. Many die of Bryant, Prentice, Willis and Mitrrla, manner, aa well a* excited by th* inter fr.un disMsna .d the lungs, and others editor* are not poets. They are too busy view. He did nnt act like a man who nro ItMiin ths follms of avalanches and to nnd poetry if concealed in the cSnutie had bettered a friend’s confidence and other accident*. Neither men nur dogs jumble of bad quantitiea, ialne rhymes, proved that he wa* a diritnnorabie vil­ esn long stand tbe severe climate and miserable spelling and unpuuctuated line*. lain. thin air of ao great a height. Both are He will be *ure to wy “trash,” or “I’ve The next week I heard of his marriage. often obliged to g«* down into valleys be­ on time to fix tint.* A fortnight later. I came across him again There are many rhymer*, many vendlow. and recruit amid milder scenes.— Mtmtertag careleesly up Broadway. Hr The lesder of tbe peek MW is named bowed much as before, and was pasting Pinto—a brave, big creature, doing deeds on. when I spoke. of usefulness and valor that might put to A Fact.—You may resd somo of the “A How mr to congratulate you on your blush the life of many a one «*f human marrlasre. Gordon. 1 wish you much _____ _ literary weekly papers for a year, and underatanding, wire never ri*ked a thought, jnv «fWr» fair and truc-heartc searoelv find • fact that will make yeu much less a deed. t<» help his fellow-men. wiser and better—all romance, fictions, «,w -M I coldly. velvet and feather*; littls finds, equip­ | “Thank yon.” be replied co Ito y.wt snow, Gordon. .jmrww,. I think it ped in smiles and crinoline, big scound­ “Do v<« know, strange v.m do not invitesn old friend to Gen. McDowell has made an arrange rels in epaulets, with a love of a moosWhy is it T nothing -fthe k’md. ment that will doubtless shock the sen elNlitr of our Democratic friends’exccedingly." He is new orgsnixing the loyal look indignantly. He returned my , hostility.’ iWARD ASSOCIATION, RbMadel- in a milltau with a things in oompoeition. Jingle is not poetry. We claim do portical genius, and yet ws will engage for a considera­ tion to produce rhyme by tbe quire, pro­ vided ita authorship shall remain a oecreL Do nut suppose that beesuaa you can make a jingle, you are a poet. Second. ' Do not assume to write poetry for publication, unleaa roil under- black- as fast M they arrivs at Freder ickshurg—and they are arriving by hun­ dreds—Into companies and squads, commaudsd by the most intelligent men of ----- • invitation to enme to my houar, if you their own color, and establishing a line of had not conducted tn a manner toward* promotion, by which they may, if indnaLeine Hosmer which forfeit* you the trinus. attain to tbs asms pay as the or­ three daysI What a pretty torment abe dinary field laborer. Tbs price given them at first, rang*, from 23 cents to 40 Know* r,.u, * — --------------- -------my frUMwtoocmMb, ot eent* per day. wRh olothtag and one day’s conduct *• yours. Goodafternoon I aud ration. Privates hareaftsr are not to be Gordon.” she said to Will, one day, walked no, leaving me bewildered and employed 1" rebuilding railroads end bridgv*. if btoek labor ean be obtained.— when be felt compelled from a sense satoniabed. Jfy conduct towards Leine Hosmer! The soldiers will hereafter carry tbe mus­ Whrtdid the man mean! How could ket alone, and not the pick-ax and above! - Reilly my dear Miw Leine, yea de ha be so oool. and appear so honest a»d besidaa. J< Davis’ ex coachman h now upright, after what bad happened? b- actings* bodysnwsnt of General ghun Lute.” At last -be pet a fiahhing rtsoke to bar Dowell. _,„k, I,, V tail ta lo,. ..U demanding. Will. SW4— Sore of th Bk.a—i-Uh U— with Win—in— with W»—«nlW-W« of a mutual i the Emerald lai*. He Laid him to spell kan«il.4'nlMhW.la h.ta. h.u boatility. . s. ; , . of no use exp«*tulatlng with her, ao 1 that I was a care worn busmens man— though only twenty-eight. I wgg no longer Luther Brbwntow, of Beckham ntrceL but-imply “Lute”—Leine’a tow P-*- You knew tbe aveoing—tbe servant aaw LahreF “Here” said a gentiu voice at my aide, -Y«*, I found her. Give her my fore­ well*, and tell her she will never look en and a little, fair band stole up to my my face again!’’ I exclaimed’ aa 1 left the shoulder, while my arm drew Leine— house. I da»bed down to the depot, and my own Hit's Leine again—close to my the uext morulng 1 wa« in New York .breast The door opened and Will came In.— He stood silent a moment, looking at us brain fever, or foolish enough to commit in mute bewilderment and surprise.— suicide or marry somebody else. 1 qui Nobodv was in the mood to volunteer exetlv commenced work again, but I was planatiren, but be was apparently satis­ anflen, deprewd and bitter. I felt dis­ fied that all was right, for ba said a* be appointed. deceived, outraged. I had -b.H>k my hand: “All’s well thst ends weH.” taved freine belter (han my life, and trust­ roll .re v.m 1 *. C. PRIMDLK, GOGH OF PROBATE. vsrsea. but we advise none to attempt But bo* them who can po^bly belt it. Of the was It F _ . «G,000,000 In the ones United State*, “I don’t know, Dora. But ! owns to Herford and saw Leins In Will’s arms. yeu was not rt all to blame ! it all now I" “And Laine?" “poor Laine I it nearly broke bar heart. When Tim gave her the strange with bis arm about bls companion- saw ineaaage ynu left, «he l<a>ked as if she had We did not know what to his hand bent aa he talked In a low voice, been shot think. Lute. Will waa passionately so gry. He thought you had fellen In love on hia shoulder. I aaw the scarf of pale with some one elite In New York, and de blue cashmere—Leine had worn It often serted Leine. There have been reports when with me—floating down over the of your gallantry to Dr. Halo’s daugh­ snowy dress, sud then turned silently ter, you know, and he said you bad pro­ ved yourself a scoundrel.” away. I strode quickly through the hall to the street door. Tim was borntohing the child of fifteen ; 1 attended her to a course of lecture* last winter, while her father d<K>r plate. . “Didn’t you find Mis* Leine, sirT* he wo* ill. What sheer folly ! Where fe Gentle shower*. Shedding sweetness on the air. GRANT A SPAULDING, TERM3, ®1 OO UT JkJ3"VAJTOE. ■Liberty and Union Ona and Inaapatabla.* IS PUBLISHED EVER) WEDNESDAY, D NO; 2. HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1862. Iv belied, bcautifnlly outraged. 4°d vet it always end* m»st charmingly.— Hundreds of poor people wbn cannot aflhrd a ■ home home paper, in tire erwrss .df a year spendthme tinres thaafttountil w«uM’ closing and selling ouL Governor Lutch­ er hat called out af! between 35 and 55, rt Fredericksburg, and the rebel* aay Gem. Barmide and McDowell will bo hemblnt in atotion the lew. poliabod of fu ----- �HASTINGS BANNER. required ip in fr*ai of York town. Mar 1. and of justice to bo a loyal citixsn Wool! iu Virginia. ’ WOOL CABlEP. Wednesday Nariiig, Kay 1 fM CHeb Drrssri, Balurnofc- ,Wb«> Lb. iMii -III vp» -“•*»«■? mawisn heaktx.—J&rnAam them be taught that it ia infinitely more fferofa. fir. fimm ibrir wlilferv. 'I . aland thst constancy in patriotism, is tbe base aroosed hr bare srooaad by sq epiritod, that LMr SHtag. w^i«k WJ, •jwii T _ golden virtue in thia Republic, tbo virtue our officers began stances. ___ j-f r-yi'__ Yorktown, tbs enemy has been beaten at Lat them be made to under ih-.h to thmk they wdre were W<a»|eu Factory of H MONO" . . -irrTi^jA . nwy returnee uy tb ,h. ItfMartas y.*'*S^varlt%M* * Det™*. M«v '€•1 aviates New*. eral arms. | Wut n Ilf ' . 'K A DISPATCH HAS JL8T BEEN nprEIVED OVER OCR LINE f5qMTOE WW’ ANNOUNCING ■elected by Pres.denl Lincoln the ptovb Sdv£» Of our trohpn THg FALL Of RFCHMOND ^Tb. Merrlwe"rf-Aj falk is oure 1 The Merrimac is blown up I TbeSorthem ifert k hrfly beaten on the • while tempo rising, cold, heartless loyalty that abouta only for rite flag that for lbs moment ia in the ascendant, •til! ’ RrcHMorD is tab* !! may men equally loyal differ. - > -1 On Sunday afternsoo --jar Gee. Pope, by io a fighting &ing a battery of artillery in an open near Farm tagham, in sight of three •ration*' to come, that tx> cilixeo of this look veejr tsrapuag, even impunity . seek safety for ptfaon or property in allying j rebel regiments,'succeeded inferior thsrn Our regiment does pkke| duty, twice j | on to take tbe battery, and then took the i whole rebel loros numbering 2,000, prismoat fan, each man trying to see which can lay the nearest to the ground. a»3 conscientiously In tbe preeeat instance of overt I assure you they do not fsrtificatious. .a. inmd reWllns, .U.U be pua. do ' the whole get tbe best sight of ths rebels. It ia wort The civil and tbe judicial power of । very necessary (or a person that dees Not populate several States;’ and it io too much . to suppose that they will ever be enforced , fared in the hope of obtaining or aavlug , property, let it be understood that such except against tbe most era. prominent lead- The only punishment for treason known to our laws is death to the con­ victed traitor. And to thia harsh treat­ ment, for tbe greatest of Crimea, all parts of our country have given the fullsst as sent The fate of John Brown, for at­ tempting in an unlawful and treasonable manner, -to redress his own wrongs so universally acquiesced in, even by those whose sympathise were moat atroogly enlisted for the resulthe desired to ac­ complish. is a atriking illustration of the assent given to our present laws for the punishment of even ordinarily treasona­ ble actions. If then, we demand that the weak, balftnaaM enlbusia.t, of a traitor, whose attainment in bis unlawful purposes have scarcely reached tbe digni­ ty of a riot, shall be punished with death, whrt shall be the punishment of that treason Which eonvulsss a nation^ costs hundred* of millions of dollars, and to belongs to that elees. base very strict order, not to shoot at rather than king men loyal, that mon crime; yet, if, in so doing, traitors may be made to relieve loyal men of the bur­ dens which treaaon has heaped upon lhetp, it Is no mean consideration, aa d loyalty will demand that it have Ita due weight in tbe final reckoning between Loy­ I stippose tbte-isto save amunftion, for alty and treason. and wounded. Wc have nthpr battles to fight before n-aebing Richmond. Tbe were beyond the woods; ibis was accom­ rebels are flying from Wit*iarasl>urg to­ wards Richmnnd. plished, and onr men retired with tbe Appertiseasent ot Schsel Mouer*. •rrxs ScrsarvnsvsST Praue lesTSKnos. I Laxsuu. Maj 6, Im. ‘ The Massnelitwctts boys behaved in-the 4i)osl gallant man ner, and were highly complimented by the Brigadier-General oo the ground. Several changes have taken place in our brigade afate I laat wrote yo*. our up«>n 252.736 children between five and hoe left ua entirely, being oijdwad to twenty years of ago. al fifty command a division in G«». Sumners for tbe peace and safety of tbe communi­ Tbe entire amount including a small sum cents each. । for d-ficiencs in former Reports, is 1120. ty i although all olbcr punishment short of tbe death penally, it b hoped bos. In- 464 16. Tbe money is now in the State cideutally,'a reformatory jnffoenca upon, Treasury, and will be paid without de­ ls) . . The number of children and the example upon other pureocs of evil ifim's amount apportioned thereon, in the town, and intents. There is no more common practice in our courts than to fix a fine in Barr.y county, as given below, we dosbt not. will reader*. Tcwashtps. Assyria, felon, courts thus recognising every day Baltimore, the principle that the erimbtal may le­ Barry, Cahlton. gally be made to pul back into the treas­ CiMlletM, ury the money drawn therefrom by rea­ Hastings, son of bls crimes.—But1 this is only one with direct reference to ths expense that Another and far more important use of punishment is to deter othersTrom similar crimes, and To this end the puniahment is mode to strike as far as possible al the rooVof the evil. It in tbe ordinary criminal lbw and in deal­ Johnstown, Maple Grove. Orangeville, Prairieville, Rrtland, Tbomappte, Woodland, Yankee Springs, >47 218 885 337 327 455 206 349 351 269 MB 447 288 318 820 219 >173 50 109 192 168 163 227 103 173 175 134 121 223 104 156 160 109 00 50 50 50 50 00 00 50 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 Total, , _ __ B2,495 09 4,990 Amt apportioned last year,ft,986 14 fog witfi ordinary offences we have tn view tbe good of tbe community, should we any tbe les. have the same object the rwy foundations of government I Nay, should wc not lbs more keep this object in view ! That treason whnfa baa assumed such collossal proportions, and has affronted the loyalty of the nation is as riebly deserving severs punishment as though ita proportions were of far kas magnitude. Treason h.pn^a a beinimta admit tbe eroesaHy of go punishing that treaaon, which \ Our brigade is commanded at present by Gen. Berry, formerly Colons! ofthe Fourth Maine Regiment.* Our Division is cotnmat«ded by Gsn. Hamil­ ton. • I notice that you. like the most of our friends at home have rather a poor opin­ ion of Gen. Perhaps you McClellan. be interesting to yanr way in whieh the State endeavor, to ds tbe repetitisn of like offences. Corps. pur­ and- convicting a forcement oferimiu! law. what enthusiasm he in everywhere greet­ ed by his troops, you would have do mere doubts about the opinion his eold- iero have of him. They rely upon film with tho utmost renfidenes and await hia orders patently, brlieting ns firmly as they do that the sun will rias to-nwtrnw, that when he gives the order to at tack the eoemy the victory ia ours. The health of the brigade ia good cuti- kidering'the bad weather and exposure, we having no teuts with ns. We bat* (SigsWI ~ <K» WH’LKU.AJt. Baltimort*. May 5. Among the prisoner, taken at York­ Avofaacfe thus endorses , r.. B-C.PBLSfiU:. JuCgt uf Pn>l>.t«. AYES’S CATHARTIC FILLS. T.J. 11. Woe. AsmUsiSscrvUrj «f war : Tht Mtrrimat tot Mbwm wp Ay lAf rrAtit ubuut M oclotk tkii mormny ! ! / Tbe Mani tor. Na*mt«e^M0iBMboata have gone towards Norfolk. It is said the rebels will make a stand at Butu.tn Bridge, fifteen miles from Riehmsnd aod lb* bead water* oRths , town. ia tbe chief of engitMMrs o( General Chicka.hnmitjg. McClellan with his main army !s rap­ Jolmanu's stalt wh- stales that the wbido Idly following withfe a few tnUae.. ’ ral*l army at Yoaktown amounted to Cumberland, a email town on th* Pae85,000 men. He gives a moat deplore okey Riv^r, two and i half rnijes from ble aoMunlaf the cuudilion «>f the army, here, was destroyed by *be ’ —-an. and says they will be unable U> .make a •taa'l auy where thia.sule <f Richmond.—■ now occupied by us. Tltere ~ Their fi-lreal wmmeacud before dayitght see my a Saturday utoraiag. Hr duui»ia not but between our advance and Uss from lbs advance was 20 miles distant. at tbe rear, al Slater’s Mills, th Fourteen rebel caval time the last gun was fired from York- hers. tovn. <>* Ratorday morning Gsn. McClellan aigualed five gunl»<>ata lying Iwforn York­ town to pmcetsi up the river to West cd and a number captured. admira­ bly aocompUsbad, Utay^carryipg almost everything wtta them. Point, and remove all the obstructions iu Quite a fleet of steamers and vessels loaded with troupe were discovered, and a pursuit commenced, resulting in thr eapturr ofsnme. of titem. shiiat others ware run asbort and fired by those <m board, who escaped to tho woods »n the hank. It ia said that by 3 o'clock in tbe after noon, the gunbuata had reached Wret Point, the bend of mivigaliou, nearly 30 miles above Yorktown, frequently shell mg parties of the onemy wbn ware flying akuig the shore, and flanking jhM portion of the rebel army who wen- nuking to wards West Point to lake the railroad to Richmond. Chicago, May 0. says: “Jeff. Thompson is ia weetani cannon ball while on picket. Tbs Third Ksntooky witfj one ibomumd cavalry.— Regimen* had a man -wounded tbe same Jftrmme nerma a coaaMiy of Curtis' Nshranku Horse yestardsy. near Drea Day. den. and >eait«rcd them in every direc­ Tours fro. J. C. B. tion. Na lune of life. Qaito an sac it*, Michigan Volunteers Second Iiegiin*uL mrnt estate in ibis aeetiou of<x>uuUy rel IsdlcSwfH accompany the eiarnpedcrs to s secluded cave in the mcumiams of Hepzldam, and leave them la charge of ibe tbe •ourage and coasistoaey to hurl con tompt in the tooth ot tyrauay, though felly swart that the conssqecoe* may ors, Mongiag to the rebel cavalry, was Gen MtOollan and tuff arrived «>n the field at 5 o'clock. lie rode to Um front, grr* ted by tU l.nxi cheer, of th* tMaks livre, flag Ship Beaten. Aber. Fart FiUew. Mat The naval ungagemeBt lor stick tbe ths muruiag. TV rwVi ttast «f ire* clad gunlftfata with four«/ their rant. as hour. precipitately under tbe guns of the fort Only tw<i «f .»u“ Tbe GrcUuiall esmdilfon t**-tni>rr.»w. CapU Bumble divingotsVd himself TV Benton ia owwi ured. Willummmtsg. Va., May 6.—The nor. my evacuated this place and their works h< fr««t fest bw'iL iLfi-ir rear murd pa*- =MSTK®ir^^ Fi.xs Omen F^uuoct.—Flag^ffi- Rain ha. poured down in WF~Io the Weak Beeiirag*rd Washington, May 10. torrent* aU Gon. Smith is untrue. Vosrbsas.” ia re- in Norislk. but Tbe enemy’s work* at WHIiamabunt h. rohrt.1. Um Peninsula. «ueh MtodMertnmvMnffe from coati n- WnTtamsUirg, May 8, via. Washita, 9 »br«**rt ibouM bid tbwn. fiuwwelL two Generals M -JT-W. and Hf. of Kw*t»k* and DywsMsrr. DtarvMsOa.Mslsa. Wo.—.. f.TCvments at thr enemy hi, our tr..<>pe retreated in Ft We lost near! v 200 killed, a_______ w prisoner*. Nu psruoulars rereiye£ “ country.” by which if enforced, a large majority qf But wo oximol upset j ___ - -»«■- • t. -_■* bad one man killed ; be was killed by * Northern mao would bo hong. <ten st the Pr-Ute U&u. w kU ViUagr U LU. injx. mmJ .now cum. if ax.r tt»er< br, whv -.1. 1 At ntnc «‘*cl«»di Geo. McClellne and BrAHPXDna.— We clip the following ••Wirt entered the town arid tonk posses from the Rtrinwnd H’Aignf April 22<l: ally Vlirsed. that Cortoth was • vacualed sion. About IM nf th* enemy. >bo “For fear af accidents on tbe Railroad. | last sight! Our troops is*w have lull । wrrr w. -unded, were lef behind without Tbe former was the chief engineer of the stampeded Congress Isft yssterdsy any ratnm*. tnedtafom or siw^eon*.— the late secret Democratic Convsnttde In n number ofthe strongest and newest i They also Idka wMober of their daad un­ at Washington, to adopt a future policy canal bents. These boats are drawn by ! buried. for the Democracy. Tbe policy adopted mules, of approved sweelMw cd tamper. additfooal psrtionfere kcm our ndvaovt Cairo. May 11. at that caucus, so far as the same has To protect the stampeders from the On Friday tb, . come to light, ha* been thus far fully act- snakes and boll fri«s that abound along Duiu>b atlKkni General Palo, in bie tie tine «>f tbs canal. General Winder has position tw«T miles bey>>nd Farmington detailed a regimes* of ladies to march in ed. Eighty rebel, were left deiai on the A sharp engsgemsnt follow ad. our* ibk advance of ihb'tnufos and clear the low field and forty «<>tmd*d. We Path uear- fighting brsvrty. and making several bay. path of pirate*. The regitnsat is- anned w itb pop guns of the longest range. Tbe tied by ue on the field. A stand <>fc«l fUnmpting lee tbe adult whiles in the seceded Sjaln of CberlM Usltesa*. ,ut “item <»»(., tbvtvts »et forth, that .Ju. .x.tnJias uf Mid n. tatr awy rnniml and that the )-eUt.«rrr be aaMinled Adn teutrater Hrrvstws it «• ordered that Tumday. tb* bxh daj af Jew A. U- to6fca‘ ta”»»WA. M.. fo- V^llsadigham. of Ohio, and Vsorbeee, of Indiana, are among the most conspicu­ ous sf the Democratic leaders in Cm life of tbe government ami Vspi eg upon hundreds of thausaad. of reluakfe retary Chase are-itapaniad th* sxpe-iiti<m. Fir* miles from th< Landiug a rebel leaving all his sick and wounded tn our prinveera. Tbe hbject was to destroy the werk and ascertain wbst fortifications criminal, but for the good of tbe public, rive an advantage from ;be vigorous en­ morning, and commenced the maren un Norf.»lk with five tbouaaad men. Sec­ b) addegaj enemy’s linework*. Thr enemy afotn doned his entire line durlnti the nigh’, I was formalll is heavy but veryj.iulc in other parts of the field. Haocuck's euoccwa waegain Colonel asd favorite General Richardton suing. apprehending, 1 eral MsClollan to £. M. Stanton, fisorrta , on a rebel redoubt>illing quite a number and hemming in fourteen who wire taken en slightly wounded. of tbe Primary Bohool Interest Fund for the Commonwealth has been at in . Norfolk ia uun! Also Ports01 uuth and the Navy Yard ?! I Gen. Wool com­ pleted foe landing of foe troupe fow I am confident that we would till empty loss of three killed,one mortally and elev­ Tn diacuswug thia qaestiftu .of punish- effect as an following this morning ; then inirche bands. His lints yesterday was very we ien. Nritbsr ills oity or the Navy Yard p«al vers. We have nomv three hundred men , iBwit** **w’r** should. Cm! that to save their inheritance our cartridge boxen at them .every day, wounded, and fonrs than one tfeMMBnd Gen. Huger withdrew, hia forces withwounded and prisoners. Thuir fess is they «noat bo allied to traitors. The ob­ al a distance ol twu or three thousand * ’’ ’heavy. Out vuwnry fo onhtplete I utK a fight. ject of making traitors pay ths expaasH Commodore 4ogrra‘ rxpwfttioa have sent cavalry In pursuit. The con­ ' of putting down treason la only a .seon- bat it wowM be Hve!y sport for ths beys. duct of «nr mre wits exes!lent, with hvnoi I'rwm thia aftermmn sseending 1 witneased u splendid little eetim* ‘■cprrely aq uwcpjmn. Pte . enemy’s James River. dary consideration. The first nbject of ; Tmt tv ports from Gen. YfcClellan are confiscation or imprisonment or death which took place the 26th inst. five com- works were eitrnaive and VJCtwJmg') Our ln«s iu Hoakur's division fnvm-aUs. . . panwe of tbs Manacbuseuf First charged strong. FISCATION bo brought tn bear in ma­ Enrroa Baxxxr—T!ie apportionment the guilty, as well as a good Nmj Uepww-L r«xiw1 <!>', (action yesterday by Hancock's Brigade. We always which hivl the dleet to turn the left nf thr words, let tbe powerful influence of CON­ sacrifices hundreds of thousands of lives! were never made far the benefit of the Tbe following dispatabeo are from Gen­ f>goBJTroftPJU.-KTin69inrAn(iA.a. ><■ Tb, battery was etattrmed on tbe uppoat** aide of tbs bridge over Taaner’e Creek. After a law “ * — -------- *-«. i-«.—d Williamsbjirg^ May 0-—J hire th© want to form an acquaintance with a ball ; us pi march pleasure to* announce the occvpnfion of the bridge.' | this place an tba*result of a fiard fought round five armed treason, the punishment establish­ arm!*, in the field cannot Tbs steamer Ella, from Pittsburg Landing at 9 o'clock last night, baa arri- touch easier than we can can behind ihsir art in history as a warning for tits genRepublio can ever with To what extent treason, is also to I levs we can wMp ihsm on the open field • Oiro.-May fl. wWUMMM.fe! u 1 am mow rwr c».i* v- rm. i �Sattingj frirt fcnrrrii. (IT AdrwMssra teiAdeweH teteertemWOte ttebajwwjre/teprmere Widwi |l,redaH*ret> hr raA-ekW./hr sereMre m«M te Ateutat to rerer^ <> Ttetefey mrei, mM went-. M v y Pow<J*f«’' jwtnrday. ««- «*d. —rJVr I. A*. J'otl. . Aahte. ■----• . ■.!’■• •' # ------------None but. phyrfetan know, how much Liver. Hick IIt*<Uche. Dr»pepd*. Piles, Cbm* •hd Fever*. co»UvcneS«,or loosentis—are entitsfj eontroled red cured by thetr rctnteHte. DARLING’S ■ V’PU* Hw*L P-r Batter, ,r " a relinbla alttralirt is needed by the .peo­ ple- »-W.......... KWA.M. Gcn‘i Supenoieuimt. ties everywhare tletedre multitudes that suffer from comptahnw tint nothing but an o/lmuitr cures. Hence a great many of item have been made and put abroad S PECIAL NOTIcii promts* beewdae they have not the in- trmslc virtue, they claim. io fourth page. of tbd case. Dr. J. C. In this state Ayer & Co., Of Lowell, have supplied im with a tom­ pound EtUact of Snrsapurilla.whloh <h»es Buknkd.—We learn Shop Blacksmith shop of a that the Barton, in Mr. Irving waa burned to the ground, and all ita ountenls consumed, on Friday last. Fntx is the Woods.—Fires have been raging in the woods at! aboot us for a week past We have heard of no damage, other than tho burning of fences and hil­ ling of timber. In the way of tenets, some farmers will sustain a heavy loss Naw Goods.—Bvtry phive to be the long desired remedy.— It# peculytr difforetice from other kindred nato pigs went Into the pound. Since tho passage of tbe anti-pig - OMbaaaee, pig pen building has been a new branch of bveiuSM hi our viTlago, and three email enclosures so rccedtly unknown to .us,are becoming quite nwntruus. seetn quite right— so uoUke It dunH their usual have remained on their hinges over night, and potatoes end erwnplanted" yeeterday have not ‘•come up” beftire tho nwrnibg. Ova oow. wea.-uu Prise Peeiry. ax© soooF^rfacgt and grass will Ixj nearly L.-t Chieftains lx»a»t of deed* of war, Aud Mln*tr«la tuns tbeir sweet guitar. A nobler theme mr .terrf it fill*— In prsiae of Bawot’s matobleaa PHU Th* W* FaovUyCAj SPRING & SUMMER WE ARE with one ul NOW ON HAND When our children are out nf sorts, wc fire them a fuw drops, x»d it mu tlicju *11 right. I find it meets tbe ueaenU wu>u at Ui« slwnacb and bev­ el* whea «C.wrdarcd-" Ratota. If yos need •.Ithcr nr both efthete most cxeeftent Rewirdt^.fwquire fi«r tb«a st the stores; if Virtt do not find them, t*L» no other, hpt inetew One Ifrdla? ffi ■ tetter, rnrl cii reVftjW ufftlte tMix ey. t’n-Rein-dr a' RinHi«*n:'l be ic3ts*w,aj'’nj tevrer dttwrooas, by aiail or txpi-sx. pisfprfd. 1 ' WN’L 9. DARUNGk 102 Nssaaabt . Nrw York. Pat up In 50cttil andtl Bottles each. [nor j? Stu] , , the- LARGEST and BEST Assort menu kSYowk Vurk^kcv, xfdtftiaAe, Ob^ia-eArek, CcAiz CPoine; OKsIer-i ’Jtf&rlVr, ‘ Jn-iifntie^.; CPrti nrd- ihe -gnxutta, g>irm.-.<SS C ■:. 1.1. UvMlwi.ta »■ ddbtedto lhetMt<K<(ttKr, oa.fama dre At‘CttUNTiSaadAiW^. we A Try these txedioltrts, and you wia Mter regret A Ask yner neighbors, who hare used them,’ tund they will rey |h#y are THs teties$■«*«> M'tele the tfonL’t 4r.‘4 expetiioofa PRIWftMAL VISIT. r«j| with the hope .oTanWutl advantage, nd Is prompted from ALL OUTSTAl-rjUI^CLAIMS, Tn ttafkhiNe* Tert tuMbtetlgM*. A»#?wwi ' • ' v OiemY and yoh ahouM try them before £‘.nng for w •• TJ>.tlJCTs-T DRY GOODS! Mid read tb<> h^a ever gorifet^d you v ... if yea . z \xvorc. bu*'r! t t(t fv? Crayon Ambp^nw*; Vignptin AmbAi tv pe; ’ 'lejaiue.niype- Spipc; llirrpr Arnbmtvw- N*ii 'srapbia; PcWl Ambry^pti OU-.ihi^t*r bmtyn-; faBrtev; ffpn*. Stacks of •'14s,- An* l«l>f4v*M • J’ ■ AyDCOPTUmtete te orti. •» M«ert >MW and Pncc* to suit orders, from 30 octet ft SMI, .with coM-OaM*.■ ■ ,-• ' -; ■ mmC Ot Dt^wed cn'Awa * I**1 i’.ICK A Co., Albany, F? Ever shown in this Market, which we. I wtM a» as are tlys-aa* an? wtem.-da <ht are prepared to sell at a small advance from Mi>*l *r.*>)ieaUoD ox on the written order ot me UK£R.U.«<rK after manoeuvering for tbe grealor part of the day, finally retired under shdhir - V report kmw. —«»—*.*«•» *► of railroad.cpnuewing'Virgipla with tssWteir—HrtteMsedlmiW red rrre^ "}'r 1 ’.3 — **•»«» ibe-lowaaK -For Gark XGOKHERE!,: ntTM .» XU******. M «* rms-j to Mil GR QCIBIES: NEW YORK COSTS. of the Crauey Island batteries. latter <•&*, ewiagtefbe n-r 'SSVoo^i awX TL^v&v VAX, which, in jcnjuncuoc with tho win rare' M!' the trf'cMnwhfi-mH dhease#, and, of thamse’.res. will relieve anl burc j»y bo ubuuatd by i mean time-.lbeMerrimac aup^ioyt, when cbuMt Sulre.4, It U«a aUut aawntj miles soutb-west. of Norfolk. At the HARD-WARE SpociaUy KoilSoJ aad Solicited, Tutculc'oirm Wliuial D,.|,r. up to 6c- -that General'.Burniidft, With H» wilbin a few mdak ol Weldwu. Weldin,it will be rccolledlod,!» bn Bie muiu hue are tSo most Retire 'arM thorough pills that have cver’Wen introduced. They acVao directly upon she Liver, exok­ ing that jrgpn. t*> each, an extant ea.lkat th# system do-not 'retapsa into itb farmer 6oodiuon, which is Uo apt to be tho caie with aunuly a poranth# niK n#y are-realJy a Flow to Save Money! DRY GOODS a CYwwqj.. Wotk 'VXxc. 'RX.oovK VvWa NOTICE ! if Monitor left Noriolk AKOTHER ™ cured of Fever and Ague after trvina rerey medicine in-hia teach. AH0TH1R was cur.-l cf Fever Sore which had CXiMed fourteen years ANOTHER of Rbautnatismcif eight years. Cases innumorubleof r m«nd Liter Comphiint endd-U jnentfaiicd in which the PuriBrr sad Filb -h ‘ I did spaad found ilia eparate aJonraba, rataertng tbe bilo anti aroutag tho liver to activity. 1 7LW urer, was sentenced to seven years con­ finement in the‘Slate Prtsoc. . i- •< < । IUria<bM=irt^hkd wi*h difMWWttbttm and lo t.'liuui MMybe.'f-wu a-hrisM, byo fnaad, ‘uARLISi. S tivfeR REGULATOR. j i,tion ; ooute> i.iu>thit>g iu; juriuu* . P«:n«iu«i by l *hc rrin«iial pbjrerirea I-” !«“&# M cc»u; ’ OMR nerf an Writes, her daughter was eared of fit* m nine yeses' standing, *qd fit Titas' daaewpf _yapre . ' , .. , AMOTHSR writre, his son was cert d atarhie tftsh hod almost -wasted away. ^The dw|ora.prucaanced the cnso wrera- . xxjiixjc p.iaiiT J>cuA.cK. iriil-.-si-rc-mat* ■-.! . _.. , ?Tkmors, Zruptiar.s, Fita^rafulcnut Coniwnpticm, eii FAMILY MBDKfNB. Pilis. 'BV.ooA., Q^wpepsia, Headacic,. . Litre- Qamplaint, i'f^rr.and Lttusorrhcra, PcnxaJs Qjnn.plat.nia, £r^e:jmjas,. . . &. Ji^thor^'s Fite. Its, writaci rFsbraaty In tho Ingham Circuit Cot»rt,on Wed­ nesday John McKinney, late State Treas­ ty Desortpre from Axx for the life and hridth' of .llxt body depend* upon the purity of the bion 1. ’ ■ If th- blood l» pAisoned/Uhs body drsga oat a miserable wistooee. Thcio rutdicinre Darling’s Liver Rogulaor. cur* in five hour*, pnin*, and w .aknesa of ths broaal *bte red-bac'.. re3 Rl.< um'Uic cotnpluioU .in an equally abortperiod of tun*. «P/red on teautifal while bimb alrtn, their uw aubjocti the a battle was looked for with tn® deepest interest by those on sbpre. lint Hi eaems she feared to hazard iffl engagement, and U that they strike at die root of Diareso, by eradicating every particle of impurity , In aflbrditu; iKimedmt* relief. It is a thorough Uvor snd u!Tjtoa» remedy." • .h . , {ST* OLD FRIENDS Utl Sngnr Corttert . *B\ooA ''ftbv$w cux4 VtXXfc . tar cu;iaz and all fifftcth-ftroftheHrtHt nnd Lungs field hy alt DvuTRt’AY1 Prive 25!cts. [ao«2d « MQHib u* > ‘ li^rrtck’s The peculiarity of tbe Barnfuia, Oi/philis, S'-:in. gXreaeea,' r Cid florer,zf.byurn, ', it is not only plcssant for children to-take, but in a certain euro for Croup, Wbuop. ing-Cough, Bronchitis, ‘AlkHbir.. Cbughr irkre'EK fire Rox» f-u co. Itolltr <-Full dirccOvn* »wompain ftafe ?«e. A - T^jBHwTMCni 1 °J rsch b-a. I*. S. YeP.eruay aHanffton ; W.Ww Aa ■• •> : U‘*rr*nicd »uporwr to Ijt-, II —rirs .'riiffC-; saypilifwfore t!u»«:iblic. ue n fine fain. ■ ’ TatLAitues. Loot rorsrrv, . i PleriteJuly 17, iteu, T* Woft (JrArana.— Bead -the adTe Dm n«itnrrx, Albany. N. Y.—Mr Dear Doc­ tor r—I write iM* to hiferin you of tire wandtftarf verliMmcnt of Van.Brunt & Marble in vficct o(your tjugsr CwUrii 1’aIN on.iuj «MfU4r. Bor three 'var* she tu been afl*cti<i with a Yi!another column. Lek us patronize home ioes defranm-mret'of the iwtra. srtly impteiinf in«ti tuttens, aid In building up *ur own her health, wbieh ba* been »tradily f*ilin^4snaf that period. When in New York w> Aynl fimt, a county towns, aud encourage entefpriae frtred adviied mat*' teat your pUb Having full confidence in thejudjnpent ofmr friend; 7 ovuuimI everywhere. ’ a Supply of Mewrs. Barnei A Park.- Dnrggwt*. Park Row New York- °n rcturufaiE home, »* ctread all oilier tre»tnieut, and ndnMmSlertd y our Trasks.—We are indebted to C. B. Pill*, use each nigbu Tte jmprpremut in ter feeling*, complexion, digeatlop. eta. anrpri-vd as Stctb»»b. Deputy Snpt. I’oh. h».. by •II. A raprd red permanent r*ater»llon to health the hand of D. Striker. Co. Clerk, fora ba* tern the result. Weusedles* tbre firvboxr# •nd onisMer ter entirely well. 1 cetiMder th» copy of the Annual Report of the Supt. •bore ■ fti*t tribute lo yon m « Phyrricia", and trait itwK'kt ttnireeret nt Indnoittf many to of Publie Instrucciou. We thank you adopt your Pills te IfieJr family mMMim. r 1 Your otedicut .errant, geoUomon, each and aH. . , -----8. G. Momuiox. Ilerrick’c Kid Strengthninw f*In«trra, |3gr On Thursday the IFVAE JUST RECEIVED It hreke up mj cold and fever> ««ee. Prnviona to thia attaak, I bed been troetfSd wrthdr»pcpaia several month*: I have fell eothine of it since." QtU SttuMoy, Esc.. East S'lth Rtrsal, it T., wntva: Aug. l3.T*>5d.—fhUJ a (Ufflcnltr wit|iUic Kkdnrr rcnjpalu'. ll>re« trAre, wish constant pala fa UmhumU at mf Wk-1 nad cued moat all nr.de af leeaielDCF, but fuund DO p»rpum«aLrty<f null! Lt'^da.*—At. Ibis seaten ruined, and 'all set-ds planted will twain her anchorage, and bleanilug KW XvavX% ©5 WE oftheyeur whqn coughs and colds are troublesome every' family-jihdi'dij have a safe nhd cerbth: remedy on hand. Ran­ som's Hrvr Syrup Tohi is the very thing.- elded. Th-.-'pMt- week tout been more like August than like May. ■ We are ra it comes TAvvaxetowk . which have been ahowased.upoD Liq* from ln» at kt'gthgub- gruel need of coin, and unless of dollars each year. in adrertftiDg their narite, and publishing the Hou. John Casresrclw. ’-BrrekVn. March 15 WO.1. Ia the spring nf laSS I look a severe ovU Whtsh induced a nabut f«*er. I look twa feaea DARLING'S LIVBR RKGU^A T&R condition—that sidewalks are becoming decent avenues of travel, gaidim gates rVAOXX.WTft.dc% REGULATOR LI Ft BITT EKS, er, Nashville. Tenn. | Adrertuem'int. | MafkA SoAx aad MMoqaeBt profit to kbbProprietor, thus MAhbag him to expead . martiMn And new considerxnyaelfZarir^y cured," perience of its truth.—[Tennessee Farm­ Throat uufortu* LIVER Cu«Viw-» trUM-AXt*. Di OBB LINE OF TRADE; have tho further evidence of our own ex­ DlrmBtrl xm> Caerr.—For these formidable and dangerous diseMcs Trask’s receive hia new purchase of goods.— Magnetic Ointment is an unfailing rctnoThe. man who advertiaea never fails to. dy,if usod iu season. Apply fteely to get goods, fur be doe* a prosperetirbuaU tho Tltroat and CbM nod cover with a but flannel. This Othtident has been be. nets. The pian who is too dull to know fore the public over 20 years,nrid its con­ the henefite of adyertimBg, it too doll to stantly increasing demand has established make good hafgains in buying, xhareioYc its reputation -as a superior Liniment in ho sells goods High. Grtoda not worth all caw Where a son thing, and relaxing ' remedy h -r'tjuirod. pnPlcni.iHy in Rheu advertising are not worth buying. Mon (Btatism. Nvuriigia. inflam.trion of Um that dare not, tcll.thu public whab Mpodo^ JBowels and Kidneys, Jpim! afli-ctinn.*, they have and how . ihey-»ctv*. sell Them, Store Eyes, .Burns, Piles, Wounds and have no confidence in tbeir good* or their 1 Bru'iKcu. So* pamphlet e,U .b-'tit, sad around each botprice*. Tba nwm who is too stingy to Stito by al! druggists. Price 25 cis. ad-Mr Liao would cheat you in miikHtg SwImish.—The Hug law went into'ofF hdtew WHiiHOTirrww m Und Udr „ Jaa-1. Brniulej, merchant 184 Fulton strret. New York, writ®*, >ugu*i, IB. IWJ; *t hare *“• We are assured -of gent Physicians in ibis neighborhood and merchant who eretion ou Monday, and several flu- exceeding any F|^J slrnHsr net are in tb#inar)M READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; this fact by mure than one of onr intelli­ advertises Id this paper is beginning to change. DAHLUTG’S LIFE BITTERS Is a superior' toole and diuretic; axosHent in ease* of low of wpprtfte, flstnfcnrr. ftmofe^rewkneas, irrvgularitiar, p*>n in tbe side and bowels. Wind, protruding red bleeding plies, and general 3 vnxs have been introdweed to tbe public for than six years, and bare aoqmrwl Ba FAMILY MEDICINE, preparations in markcl ia thab.it cw>m th# di^tMs for which it h recommended, whilefthey do not. aneb ■£>i.oot> Much better thaa pills, red much waisr to take. Cxxlulx. Warren Couatv, OMo. March «, 1B5S. Dr. C. W. Robaci.—f)earSir:— ForihebreaEt of *ufferiar hamauity, permit me to aarthni I hare found vour Scandinavian Btodfi Purifier and Blood Pill* a sure cure lor Jadiaulire and Liver Complaint. 1 ter. refferedfrom tbe above mentioned diaeaaea for hr. year^ red bars ,—i-------- ---------- -•-'di to do pttr। try your Blood >.. I wa* living ■OK. KO-B^CT^S "BVOOD VUK5WS.K -urgeni or- Removes the morbid and bilious deposit* from the alomreli and bowel*, regulate* the Heer and kidney*, renwvins everv obstruction, rtebfre# a natural red heal Uiy eotlou in th* vital organ*.— wjth thv assurances of being effectual.— ; But they fall 4q accomplish the cures they For Agricultural and other item*, LOW PRICES’ LIVER REGULATOR Ou al I aides of ua, in all Qommuai- JOB FEU Executed on short iic4k« tMaomee. QsrjaUia*. COUNTY / . ***** �BADWAYm azaOLVirf. JOHNS OF THE UNITED STATES > -tm b nxmnki vaan.kadway-s innovating KESOLVEKT marksman, is ,* *n ■ cixiuikc UI»V> sTxcr .. ru#vuwr. urriAMiTBUB O» j TB« CKUHWr n' t" « „ TV* HtMT 0 CHAWJt<A<*® JJJ TBX 0»l T BKl.l,8UOLE l« TRX WOXLD - 01X1 Ul TBX WOXUL TUX AMERICAN CKMENTMLUS bare known him a long time, bars kept an eye 0*1 him, have lata in wait for him. / in His habit has been to perch himself in a big Creo, and keeping himself hid behind the body, annoy our men by firing upon them. He climbed ths tree this morning In advance of tho otb*ra coining out. iqterart at ten per emit, iamriy tl a fjrar smuggling himself in his position, and on an i»n implement costing tiff flO. White while IP is in WM anticipating his usual day of quietude. My <xiu co ooc eu.no, ts. V«7 Oor mco miobl her. killed Um u k. •ften the ten dollar implement will save came out, hut avoided *h<iotlng. an as not half a dollar a day over tbe fiv* dollar to alarm the other*. Hie tn* was about one. by its better work, and saving of twenty rods from oneul <*ar pita. When man art! wm power. our men fired on the ad vanring rebel pickNor is thia *11 that i* important about implementa. When bought tb*y should that be was decidedly up a tree. wnxwirasiBANWAWX (T n wii.i. WRNi'OiAte. A Wood AbootGakdeminq.—Noone can b* ti^ly *B'd ln Ii*** *b° baa not a gardpn. None hut those who have en jopfld it can appreciate the satisfaction— the luxury—of sitting down to a table spread with tbe feuits <>f one’* planting and culture. A bunch of radisbea. or a heads of lett uce, taken from the gar­ den on a summer’s morning for break- j fest, <.r a men of green peas or sweet corn, is onite a different affair from mar­ ket in » dying condition. How many in the smaller cities and villages of oor country, possessing every facility for a good garden, either through ignorance or indolence are deprived of this source of comfort! And bow many farmers, with most of tbe luxuries of life, are con­ tent to plod on in th* even tenor of fheir way, never raising their teste above tbe “pork and beans” of th«ir fathers, Usx er Hk» Maxubr of Corn.—E. Allen of Posefret. Conn.,in a recent iasu* of the Country Gentleman, gives hi* ex­ perience io the culture of corn and the use of boo manure a* a great fertilizer, as follow*] manure, applied in tbe hill, on corn, fora number of years, with excellent success. 1 Uke my ben manure to a convenient place—say a barn floor, and pulverize it thoroughly—theh tnix two-sixths ashes and MMMMxth piaster, with an equal pro­ portion of the manure in bulk of both asbe* end planter. After prafMring my GEORGE H. BOUSE, Dapotv do LANGFORD G. BERRY, Auditor General. EZRA JONES. Deputy do JOHN OWEN. Stole Treasurer. JAMES TURNER. Deputy do JOHN M.4JREGORY, Gnat Psblie Instruction. CORTLAND D STEBBINS. Deputy do SAMUEL 6. LACEY. Com r. 8iato i-and Office. CYRUS HEWITT, Deputy do CHARLES UPSON, Attorner General. JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master General. Jtjal ^otitts. IT WILL MEND CHINA. LAIMBB JZL“Ei"JSh'r Ui"' • man BtUor tritiM; Wanuiav Pills unequalled. The Regulating in their operation*, and thoroughly Th* Aral doae should be large eno Are and each sueeeaalre oilnithrd one pill, until reduced to , aa they rerieifying >u tWtr acUoT mt four or THEM HITTERS iNflHEaNT <O.NnCMI’TIUN. B. QUESTION R. OF j R. -We bare trird it. and indites use lYfE MILLION Sr. Bte«‘ (elabanc* *|M Un,n a Ufa** | ANSWERED. ECONOMY U WRAXTM tIO <W’ U i-'vrd >1. *s MisUurs RAD WAY'S tUftl'l RELIEF AMERIIA5 (EWEMT CUE. Bottle. for Radwav'a Bead* Resolvent.i io the treatment efFcrofala. RypbilU. Ule*r» Tumor*. Prolap.ua Uteri. Elopbantasis, Ery.ip«la«. Saiat Aatboor a Fire. tit. t ita's Dance, Fever aoro. all diaeaaM #f l-iod. While Swellings, re from the eyas, rsr* igs, dropey, and cou Em bwe lb* uaparsl- Sign, of iu appr -sell. At llut tbe ihrvoii uationt oxperiooece a alight Mscuoifutt. tin followed with pain, to a greater or Um ext R..itu. Chill. TERMS « txll UhiMroaaad ba impress I trite tv tbe JOHN* A CBOM.EY, pain, eviher alight or severe, would take adoM Radway'« Ready ftelirf. sot one tbev.*aud ia a 'Bote Mannfaemrsn.) ; ?H william ntreet । ITfl health. Il is Aunenor to alt known remedies ii a cleanting ayrnp for PURIFYING THE BLOOD, um as luipirtiutl H«.«ee O*nrr». Impurant u< Buiktera. females. Important fr« Railnaui < ••n*p<«nira. Important t.» Farmer*. Bars and innocent preparation, all-powlo good, but never du«u injury. IMPORTANT TO PARMNTB. JOHNS & «'R< MALEY'S •■And therefore DI ucur uf It.” i>»y» the .krptie; power we eiait RESOLVENT CEMENT ROOFING, rut to ebild. - This rWAY’S RENOVA* DR J. BOVEE DUDS’ Imp Txal Win- Bitten oauoent andakillfuJ pl ystctu MAUWAf • KKADY KEUKr recommended by us, nor prescribed for ay sum. In tl>« early atagra sumption. Fita.ffc-rofula.aod it IT IS FIKE ASH M ATEU FKOOF ettry. Quinine. Morphine, Opium. and nUrr fa ! the irodieal UM COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. CHROMIC DISEASE. uoUtted sad requested to prea.nl th. *am. examination and adjustment to tbe under»i| ComtniMinaera duly appointed by tbe Pro Court for th. county of Harry, wlk> will nirr — - ’■ —- — —W.U, IU«U L'JJ «Bt®rRiw"iVnTuWrijFSr needed tn acbi.riag. more id merrlr palliat­ ing the auflrftnga of tbe patient, wllieh Railway'. tein for yean, auch a* chroaie Rbcumatieni. Gout Scrofnia. Ly apepaia, SyphUu, end diaeaae> in­ duced by tt.a i<iju-li<H.i0» u»e of calomel, mercur^. niniae. diaaaaw of tbe Lirer, er. Kidneya. Spine, Ae_, alt Hadway’a ’Ri*ao» Resolvent .■ and MHKT DURABLE ROOFING in uar; it ia ia ”**• W’ATEU WtATHHR a»d KIXDaWt •»•««■« «>r ROOFS OF ALL J eJ.’SK!? ShbWAYT* BEKOVATINO RE­ SOLVENT is «!.<« per bottle. PI* J. KfiVEE I Mil* anrpjEKiAi ’snrai htj'J'xes fret. Wild Doer. ■ leu >pooa LA. SWEEZET. I tWamteiHELDON. { mmmt*. A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. Commissioners notice. DR. RADWAYS PTT.TJt m KMwsy■. Kcsdr Re;,* ln of,EBr»0“». •«“« oos or Hurt wjft a of 4onving beoefii from its cm. IN MILITARY CAMP8. >!>? «•" liL’.TTLJ' Ail peraoqt haring claim* again* t the COST1VENEJW, INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DIMPKFtilA. BILlOUtiNKHK. SICK HEADACHE, INFLAMATION OF THE BOWELS, NERVOUtiNEtiti, MELANCHOLY. DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, tbe reanectiredaya a fr*u the third day latiug PHU. will, in the moat die treating-easea of r'o..... «• ..... . . .l_ ten day a, will reetora GROCERY, SALOON. -AJ^TD TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BUTTi.E!! ” -• -— r —«>vu> luapwav a nn Relief hu contributed more to tbe protect:.™ the IrooM aminat HI—... .v? ARD KRsTOKX GCTTA x-XQxrxx> I'EKCIIA CEMENT DR. RAD WAY’S PILLS, AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. BOARDWG-HOUSE • —• aval, af m* Numbuesa. Swolaa joiata, Spnuna, Lamesesa ea*ta LAST TMkwV.ES, r J. la U,KX^.. |» u« TEA Kassas New Orleans, Muacnvado, Coffee. Crunheel. Powdered and Granulated Su- Kio, Ceylon, and J*v« Cofle, St.me. and Willow W CigMi-s. Tohooco. and Snuff, RADWAY-S REGULATING PILLS ?.eS^=-Sw RAMVArB -A.OJKKTJ AU, MOTT, 8LEEPLKSB RIGHTS. OR COFFEE. CHICKENS. PICKLED TONGUE, SAR­ DINES, die. Ji 0009 4‘. rverdting fr.ttu Now York and Borton, his full stock nf Groceries! ! CBttONIcRH^AVaten FAMILY GROCERIES Or Cold L«a4> if daairwd 18 A < C k t*»w ASTHMA, DIFFICULT BREATRING PlJtrr BMNKPAIK 15 TUE “D* 8aoDLl>®S The subecriber is now prepared to sell Warm Meals at All Hours! CHARLES WIDD1FIE1.D A CO.. F,rrrr7^.'A‘, IN CABER OF a N. SlLKLDOfc. | py only. »y e*m Unde, or ktokiag o> a Bub _____z_. ___ ___ IT WILL MEND MkRBLE. stiiuUonsJ debility.tbrss Pills willeMure s »Uoog snd vigorott* offspring. BILLI0U8 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON 8KINNER. Grenada, and As low as the lowest, For Catk or ready rnjt brushmg, and then drop qm giH of tbe above mutar* in eweb bill, uithcr planting |"1». J.BOVEEDOD8’ “• ou“ k IT Wit.I. MESI! IVORY XAiaiio UDita. AUSTIN BLAIR, Ooreruer. HENRY T. BACKUS. Pteaidrmof tbe Senate sad PEJM.— Hernia an item which will at­ tract th* attention of horsemen, and es­ pecially those fond of high steppers.— Whether the plan described ia worthy of adoption in this country, or would pay. is a question for tlxme Interested to decide. A Ibneign paper says; “High stepping carriage horses, now scarce, are grenth prized in London. In the North of Ger­ many, whence these horses are chiefly Imported, you may frequently sec the animals exercising on the high road, caparisontvi and heavy, wearing no blind­ ers. but large spectacles. These speta des are strong magnifiers, nnd each peh hie', t<> the eyes of the deluded quadruped, appesra an granite bouMers, *oiiti hia youth and ignorance be lifts up ha legs high in the sir to avoid their contact, and thus c«»niracte the habit of high stepping, so n>nrIi admired, and for .which ama­ teurs pay unheard of pricea.” B*—«. B»n*.,u,u- ■**•-1 Itnrf Official Jirrrtorn How Homu arc Mabie Hioh Srar- wotitt MENI> s... U» F— depend unon a speedy curs by the use of RAD­ ••I say, big nigger.’’ called out one of WAYS READY REtiOLVfST. Lb Casos of Casostc Rmscmatum, Nsvsauoia, our men, “yeu better come down from Goer, the Rcaolreul, taken, will bo Rood a quick there.” and thorough core. machine should be well fift-und, the ■ “What fori” respoued the nigger. RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT wheels and joint* ailed, and the whole M1 want you an prisoner.” 13 A GREAT LUNG AND 3T0M A CH REMEDY. gearing put into complete trim befnr*< “Not as thia eliile knows of? replied starting it ^otherwise it will get out ot the concealed Elhiop. “Just «s you say,” replied our sharp­ Sharp Pains when taking a breath, shooter. BnAl symptoms, are quic ly rei ENOVaTING RESOLVENT. ‘-tn about an hour the darkey peered Ita «** will .pcwdily dalivcr th* his head out 0t» man was on tho look diaesso-strickro auffcrar from tools of the farmer's carpenter shop. out for him; be bsd bls rifle on tbe bead I A LIVING DEATH. Have a place for everything’ and then line ready—pulled the trigger—whiz keep everything in its pines, and always went the bullet, and down cam- the ne­ in good working condition. But where gro/ He was shot through tha head.— do we often find tbe farmer's implements ? Yorktown Corrttnondcneo of the Now To-dsj’i w* *es a plow ctanding in th* York World. forrow, and yesterday one thrown up by ti^RoZufA^L? PROSY. SYPHILIH, the aide of the fence where th* fall plow­ ing ended. Last fall we saw cultivators and horse-rake* dragged tip into a corner of a field among the buabe*. Sometimes, NATIONAL OFFICER*. tho expensive horse power, instead of being carefully boused, is loft out in all blood Of all IU people, andho become ••Ubliebod weathers, from one thrashing season to Awidraf-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of iniaoe. ss s ooMtitulioosI infirmity. and teas baffled U» i Prwuiraf-nANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine. another. Implements ao used, seldom gut their iron work oiled to prevent rust, radwYfs RENOVATING resolvent. or their wood-work painted to prevent rot. ft is tho testimony of all good Secretary <ftU Trouwcy-SALMON P. CHASE. farmers that the time and money spent hi painting their tools is more than re­ .Sw-rWuri- <f <** Aury-GIDEON WELLES, of paid in their increased durability. There Connecticut. arc very lew farmers who can afford to have such largo bole* in their pockets as this carlcssncss makes. Maryland. One must be either very rich or be A«urw»y G*«a<rel—EDWARD BATD«, fc Mlaaouri. making money very fast to be able to THE JUDICIARY. support such extravagance. If it be true, a* is often said, that farming, as a CJusf Aotfte-ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. general rule, does not yield more than AwociaU Jw^w-NOAH H. SWAYNE, of Ohio. -JAMES M. WAYNE, ofGeorgia —JOHN CATRON. ofT.nnea.ee, do not sea how any body can afford suoh -PETER V. DANIEL, rf Va expensive habits, and besides such a —8AMUKL NELSON, rtK. T. _ -ROBERT C. GRIER, of Penn. spendthrift sty Id of living exerts a bad in ' -KATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me. fluenee on one's family and on tbe wholo —JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. neighborhood in which be lives.—Amtrican Agriculturiit. STATE OFF1CEB9. will F... _r»r br»k«> Tuniitw*___ IT WILL MENU LEATHER � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-05-21.pdf f9a503e70b54d61e85544f96b7082baa PDF Text Text VOL 7. HASTINGS, BADDY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1802. Z W. 3. ■Liberty ufl Wan—One and laaayuabl*.* Ot Sartinji Samur, IS PUBLISBBD mu WEDNESDAY, mrrEa a msbows, A.Iwu, heard, and hardy turned quietly to ths IfiitrtUanii. AT LAW. Solicitor, |n Che*o*rv. Tax and in..ir.—. THE SOOTTTS REVENGE. ....... H. WKIBBT, Night had settled down upon the army ATTOJBJrSy m4 counsellor at law, oftbe Potumneand except In th.- tent of the ,‘Od Ssllciior end Ooonwllor in Chaneerv.- General, quiet reigned in the camp. The ‘ r'r'CaUS U‘*otion K» the collection of river rolled placidly along as though no : cialmi and Doner prosnptlr remitted. bustle forces lined its banka, and Wash­ ington looked as peaceful as if no devil were trying to pluck the Cspftol. But the measured tramp of the aentinal, and the quick, low-toned challenge to the straggler hurrying to quarters told the story of the struggle that waa now going ADVUT1UK0. GREAT Sittings’ Rusinas Jirtrtorj. HCTIIT!! on. In the tent of the Geueral, grouped round a small table on which were spread maps of the country, sat several officers, eagerly discussing a point upon which opinions differed. It was an informal council of war.and the officer In command, while he listened, carefully refrained from giving his judgment in the matter—flarttering first this one with symptoms of agreement with him, or couiplimeutfog that one on the clearoeu of his views, while he drew from some of the more bashful of the party what they thought about it. oberts triker To none waa be more polite than to a young man of fine address, whose sbouidrtr-straps claimed for him the rank of Colonel, No greater contrast could be found than between the faces of the Geu­ JLBT RECEIVED eral and hi* subordinate. Both had keen eyes, and would be called bnndaotne any­ a new and most complete assortment <of where ; but the feature* of the cider wore sn open manly look, while those of BU M AND NEMCPEL the younger bore a sinister cast, that did Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Cam much to destroy his otherwise good looks The Colonel was evidently ill at ease, 1* phene, Burning Fl nisi, and though be returned th* polite alien TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. tiuns uf lb* General aa a gentleman would, ha did not venture to meet the steady gaze that accumpauiad the honeyed words. Just st the moment the discussion was X3T FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL at the hottest, the sentry announced a PCRP03ES,0NLTUK messenger. •’Show_ Mm. in,’* said the General, and the man entered with a re­ spectful salute. “We will resume this to-morrow, gentlemen,” be said, bowing Over High Prices, at the GBAMT A SPAULDING, EALERS tn al) kinds of dry,goods,groceries, crockery, Ac. Slats st., east of the post office. D HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! MASON ALLBIS, RALER IN GROCERIES. proviaUaa, dues, fiiab, botttr, lard. park, and gn D D. C. MAW LET, •ortnient ROREBTS Ac STRIKER, p ire hquora, dA e-atofra, witrdaw-gtaaa, putty, grecariea. atatfoaerr. *nd fancy articlet. Store in "Rbwer’a Block,'* Raatinga, Mich. WHOLESALE and r«Ull dealer in Groceries v V and Provuionn. I'ork, Lard. Butter, and KWJEEZEY A ALIEN. TTOR<EYS ATLAWaod Solicitors is ChanWill be happy DAMIEL COOK, U8TTCB OF THE PEACE, Oeoersl Land and I. A. HOLBROOK, A TTORNEY and Consaelor »t Law. A. Cbaucerv, Genaral lxu>d and T Office, arcond story of Rower’s block. P JOHN ROBERTS, IHTSIOTAN and Surrean Dwellingss Bread H.F. CHEMT, . ro.nplne-s and SdeHt.v. Krsidener, Johnstown, .__ ____ UI.L Ri.nVa Vent alaan on hand. A TTOBNET and Counselor at Law. SoUcitar A and Counselor ta Chancery. Xotarv Public. Mrehigaa. J. M. ME VIM1, his foe* that it was unsafe to try concluaions with him at too close quarter*. On every, line of his countenance, marked as it was Vith inexprctsible sadness, was written honesty and firmness so that yoj) felt whatever he said could be trust­ PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, KNed. V ELOPES, CARDS, AC*, Ac. •'A leelle, General,” he said, looking cautiously about. “Be WO alune 1" be asked, in an under tone. MOST POPULAR The General stepped to the door of i he tent, but nothing could be seen but the sentry pacing his usual lieat. The »ouut, however, was nut satisfied, and «liking briskly out be approached the rear of the tent, when a liasty footstep We would respectfully annances to the citl- wKi heard retreating. He listened care­ ina of Hosting! and vicinity, that we intend iff fully, at the same time keeping hi* truxly rifle ready, for use, but rhe footstep* died a* *y in the distance and he returned to PATENT MEDICINES OTRA1Pf FDB >rtja?ea by sdvertimmeot. ©Ash BnecisJ stteatioa will bv paid to COMPOUND* ING and nutiiof “i> PRESCRIPTIONS; and any­ one pare&aawg madidnea of «■ can rely Uyos JACOB FERMS’ KicmeAM. I0XIA. county ROBERTS A STRIKER.. oamoBRi HasrurM Maae* S. 1«€2. S. C. rBINDLB, rUDOE OF PROBATE. Notary PnMio. Can- looxrv CLSM. / Land and Tax Agent.. 'ceoSL Roos* of all kinds. also Bswasarsas. i foTesIe by ROBERTS A STRIKER. p-“- “‘-1’ ■•“ixiSR'r fina1” DAKICL «TB1XEB, ',”blu; “S TSuuxozs* Old IxiXMN Docx Gix, for raedlcinJt> *1 parpoac*. for aals by R. A 8. Office In S. U. COOK, EO18TER OF DEEDS, and Notary Public. ptnhfrY1 to-the party, who, taking the hint, imme­ diately dispersed. Well, Hardy, what success 1” said the General, turning tu the scout, who stood leaning on his rifle. Ho was well worth siudving—stall, lean mao, with rambling TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICKS. PEPPER, PRUNES. FKJS. RAISINS. CODFISH; legs, but his eyes glistened ns if on fire. in fact, atervihing m the Grocery line, such aa His body, ungainly aa it was,gave prom­ will be needed for fsmilv use. ise of great strength, and llic lung sweep >>f his arm, joined to the grasp uf his ini mense band, as he carelessly held bis amDJffiWT ipxBinniixii's I weapon to bis breast, would have warned And Cooklig Extracts, J. M. RL'BSCLL. HY8lCIAN’*nd Surgeon. Office in BuaeH's store. Stale etrcel. __________ (Vll**sa. MWH8, GROCERIES! Office in the Court House, Baitings. Mich. * , & S R Qoodyoar'i MM*y be so.” said the acaut leaning I on his rifle and refusing ti> be seated.— j “Ylt his pace war mighty stidy for a man I .in. liquor.” ' “Well, he is gone now, an let us U> business,” said the General somewhat tesiilv. -Watch D’Arblay, Gtaeral,’’ said ths scout. “He’s in high favor where I've been to day, and tbat ain’t no praise for a Unioa man.” “Did you reach the village, thenl” asked the General, his eves fixed upon Hardy's fscs. "I was there afore twelve o'clock, and by lock fell in with au Alahamy rlgiment. So as I was real Virglimy”—and a mode ing smile lit up the sallow (ace—“1 mixed in with the boys." “You are venturesome, Hardy," said the other. “If they catch yon they will •how you no mercy. -Already your name is known th* country round, and a reward offered for you." wilAsiS^Xld' tw <Urt ___________ . theNent. “Some drunk* ti soldier. Hardy,” said the General, a little annoyed at the oc enrrence. "It shall be looked Jo U>- _ JAMES A. BWBBBBY, “They can’t hurt m« worse than they bev, Gineral. I wyut by the homestead to-day, and the sabe* wore there yoL— The fire that burned the bld place went to mj heart, and I ain’t ufcard of being ketebed till my work’s done. HARMON SMITH, llRCCIT COVET COM' J88IOKER. mthtepUce. Hardy V' atked » LOTSU-. O~« •**» OWARD ASSOCIATION, PtiUdcl- the Gen­ eral. , “To a man, Gi neral. And they’er chuckling mightily over it. Taint ne . watch. General I"—and gave vent to a chuckle tbat shook his body till the bones rattled. An hour later and the little camp that lay as an o rpost of the great army, was ntirring with a new fife. No rapid beat to arms, roused the sleeping soldiers, but ploita. Ibis very spot was hi* farm, sod escaped withMsUfe." • The ColoBi.1 wm thoughtful a rnoiMCt. caught, give him a short shift—hs may be dangerous." Just then the tattoo was boring hillswhha glass. Tbuogh beet, and with a courteous good night the officers separated. * “I wish we co«14 get along without try, and wet and unhealthy. . Ercry day, such felU»ws aa D’Arblay," said one be esys, from two to four dead men are young officer to another, as they strolled carried to their graves. To unmilitary along the camp. “I do not mind killing the Yankee*, but Hike a little Gir play about it. This game of his can't last swift messengers movtd amhng the white tents, and at their summons the men shook slumber from their eyelids end eagerly took their right positions in theranka. "Don't ba too ohm,” said the other. A secret expedition, and at night—of all things the greatest delight of the true soldier—so much was clear; but tn what his Arkansas men did tbat nice little direction, or against wbat force, none job. . ” • knew. Yet the Ignorance did not check ' “For God’s sake, don't talk so,” said ! the undisguhed pleasure of the men as the other shuddering. “I have not heard they promptly obeyed the ••fall in” of the all, but I think It waa a most brutal af­ Orderly. It was enough tbat they were fair." in tbo enemy’s popo.try, un soil once sa­ “You'll want a dictionary to give as cred, but now desecrated by the footsteps , adjective strong enough, when you hear of rebellion, and io the blow was effectu­ it all.. They say lbs old man refused to al, they cared not, where it felt haul down his flag and abet one of our With the officers it might be a little . «mm, when they fired the .house. Only different, and some hastened to the Gen­ Hardy escaped. Burton stood by and eral’s tent for instructions; but were met ,saw it done. The women beaten back by an eld who gave hasty informstion bv the bayonets did not scream, but tnrafor the marshalling of the forces. No ,cd hopelessly Inward. It is a mystery man waa trusted with the wcret of the bow Hardy got away, but be has been movement, and they wbo aopresisUngly , seen since, and Uvea only for reveqrt.— sought the commanding officer found at But, as the Colonel saya, such things the entrance uf bis tent only an old' man ,must be in war. Good-night,” and they leaning'vn .bis rifle. Tnoee who had ; parted at the entrance ofa tenL been al the council readily connected the . (To btcontinutd.) singular individual with the preaent move­ ment. while they who for the first lime looked upon his tall form, apparently bent with age and infirmity, did not Evil habits, though they are sometimes dream that thia was the scout whose deeds ।apparently Irresistable, and incnrable, of daring were the theme uf converselion about the camp fires, and whose escapes puzzled at once lioth friend and foe. Hardy stood watching the gathering of the men with a grim smile playing about his lipa To the numerous ioquirics that poured in upon him he gave no answer, save that he knew nothing, and the questioner returned no wiser loan bo came. A; last everything was ready, and the order given to inarch. Stealthi­ ly creeping out among the shadows o( the nighi, went a little band of fifteen hundred men, not one of whom knew Just aa the last company left the camp the General cams to tl.ie door of bis tent and stretched out his hand to the scout. Hardy took it like a mau who felt him self the peer of an emperor. “I have run'* gre# risk, Hardy,” ho said. ‘ If you have deceived mo”—he stopped, fur even the starlight could not hide Abe painful expression that stela across tiie scotit'A face— “or if you h*v% deceived yourself, the consequences tpay be terrible, u<> less to these brave follows than to me." ' “1 Lev'told you the truth, Gineral," he said proudly. "We hev fifteen hundred men, Md they ain’t less than four thous­ and. It might be a hard fight, but *e can git the Lest <*o rtu for all that. But ef you’ve any tniagitin’*, Gineral, ’taint too late yit. It’* easy calling of’em l»ack ■gin, tho* the boy* looked mighty well pl raved st a ehauca for a brush with the infernal critters.” Althia moment there was a halt, the । expedition having roacbed a-fork in the road.,; ,Tbrt General liaslily rung the Eonut’a hund, and ns -h* said hurriedly, ' “No, no, I trusted you and will not re-1 pent.” Hardy n-turm-d tba pressure of, the hand qf the officer, who pressed forward to the detachment. When ,he reached it. the road became clear^ and st the command ‘ferwatd,’ the troops inarch-' ed on. • * * • , • How fared it with the rebels during these stirring matters ainang thvir ene­ mies 1 Peacefully slumbering amnog the Mila, and dreaming of anything but letting the army go where It is DoodadI This East Tetmesee business is going to be the grave ofsomebody’s reputation. — It is perfectly safe to assert that an ad­ vance into East Tennessee will never be murder them piece meal. It. is utterly iaim possible to storm the Gap, and tbe only chance ever to dislodge tbe rebels is to shell them out from tbe neighboring ridges, and that is a game that the rebel* can play *t as veil ee we. The troops at tbe Ford are frem Indi­ ana, Ohio, end Kentucky. What their of his own regiment (83d Indiana,) sad the 19th Kentucky. It is the 37th brig­ ade ofthe Kentucky army. The policy of-your tree rebel sympa­ thizer in to insinuate himself quietly into the notice of week minded men by mild­ ।and lead many dever men into speedy ly deploring the heavy wdr tax under ,destruction, yet none ever become so which the people will soon labor. Hav­ <Kwerful they may not be corrected.— ing carried bis bearers along with him 1 c firm and resolute determination is be denounce* tbe whole tax with violence ।more than half the battle gained. Here ■nd those who made it, He then branchoff upon Abolitionists and Black Repub­ | licans, whe, be aaye, refused to oompro­ ,and all the reasons, why the babjl is in­ mise, and are, therefore, the authors of tbe war, and that it is bard for a oocecrjurious. Study the subject till there is "no lingering doubt in your mind. Avoid vative man to lend a helping hand. H* the places, the persons, the thoughts, that leaves nothing unsaid that has the slight­ est tendency to discourage Union men lead to temptation. Frequent the places, and weaken tbe Govsnunsnt. We en­ associate with the persons, indulge ths thoughts that lead away from temptation. countered one of theae insidious rebel emissaries yesterday. He talked iBcesKeep busy—idleness is the strength of aantly, as if-he had taken . an oratorical bad habits. Do not give up the struggle does of salts. These are most dangerous when you have broken your resolution once, twice, ten times, a thousand times. That only shows bow much need there is for you to strive. When you have Golden Circle, and who need the closest , braksb your resolution, just think the watching. mutter over, and endeavor to understand why It was you failed, so that you may be upon your guard against the recur­ rence Of the- same circumstances. Do not think it a little or easy thing that you hare undertaken. Il is a tolly to expect to break off a habit in a day, which may have bee* gathering strength in yon for many years. The war is giving many a reform a "turn ahead.” Woman’s rights come in for a share. W e go for the Illinois Sev­ enteenth and 31 re. Major Ray uolda. Dm following is frem the Peoria Transcript; Guv. isles has paid a rather unusual' but well merited compliment to Mr*. Rey nolds, wife ot Lieut.. Reynolds, of Company A, Seventeenth Illinois, and a resident of this city. Mrs. Reynolds has accompanied her husband through the greater -part of the campaign through which the Seventeenth haa passed, ?*b*ring with him the dangers and privations uta soldier’s life. She waa present at the battle of Pittsburg Landing, and like a ministering angle, attended to the wants of a* ruauy of the wounded *»d dying soldiers as she could, thus winning the an attack from a foe they knew to be in­ ferior in nnmbttw. They were a motley lot. For the most part composed of that class known as “poor whites" in the doeument conferring the wall merited South, strangely dad apd but half disci­ honor being made out with all duo for­ plined, they woulS'H’ve dispersed . from mality, and having attached the great their own internal discord, had not their seal of the State. Probably no lady - in officers restrained them. But tie officers, America will ever again have «uch a dis- were vaatly superior,. 0 tba men. De­ serter* from tbo Federal' aj*my*jD 'which they bad found both' education and sub­ sistence, they turned their talents against their country and gAve a. .life io the rcbclliop which it could not have had other- township, which does not number among its inhabitants women who have married on very short acquaintance, only tu be abused, deserted, and left a burden and a life long sorrow to the families in which left, to share the for^mse ufrelative stran­ gers. If young ladies could realize bow grossly indelicate as well as qulpably reckless such marriages appear in the quire of a stranger. Marriage is an un­ dertaking in which po delay can be ea hazardous as undue precipitation. Asms Tmm.—Bdo patiently ths endfees quest innmge of your children.—. Do not roughly erBsb the ruing spirit of freoinqmry with an impatient word or. frown, sor attempt, on the contrary, *a> fong and Instructive reply to every estaal U..K -.I ------L ccriority. Convsrt, if possible, ths care­ less quwiion into < profound and earoast enquiry. Let your reply send tbe littJs questioner forth, not so much proud of whet be has learned, aa anxious to know more. Happy, time, W, in giving yoer ebdd th* molecule of truth he enka for. of the mountain of truth lying beyond; •o wilt thou send forth a phlloaoher, and a... _ —-I.— ■ V* I . .to. I . Tbs Nasbviito Fbm* eayv Mr. H. Campbell, * merchant of that city for near twenty year*, inform* it that a few On this evening, while ■ the men sat smoking about thsir fires, alternately as­ serting the superiority of thsir pwn State*, and cursing the cowardly Tank sea, si they cejl«4 •N Federal soldiira, In not very ehoioe.lttgimg^. *: kn°' were'gathered m wmsdltalion. “Has any thing beeci heard from D’A rblsy to-dsy !” asked one with a Colo- •er brought a note Train Mm yesterday that a, council of war wouM be held to u* they hev good friend* In Did 1 idbymn to watch D’A rata ^opon the while dty that by The startled eentry hastened to Inquire the cause, but the Impurtorshle old map careieesly explained that be had only fired tdfhls Jnafl, and. aa his eccentricity was well known, that ended It But be bent low and whispered to the General —“Keep watch en D’Arblay—a close be morrow. yes. I saw IL” I hope they will resolve to fight. I’m, getting tired 6t (his hmetioa. Wbo is this Hardy be cautions ua abetftT tended him, and e»eB tw test ring* wffb Ms n or iuslroajsrte of bottle. ' as ofler, end rue �■9 Hastings banner. ‘ZBTTZDI'U PWAKT PEtCLAJHTIW P1E8IBE.WT LISCtLI. The clle oTRiohmoad, by the - US WEEKLY ^Kquirilkm, WrfmaM MenlM, Bax r jjttO in Charleston. James River'about 150 mHw from WiTMorr onu: akdwjth fvm Let cs RkMW ofra must is Goh mouth. THE TRADB REGULATfONN I LMHED BT 8ECBETARY Cl Tbe city occupies a moat FSOCLASiAHOX MY TRK PBBSIDXXT bilk, which are separ- .*■ - - 4>pe»iM tae FmO- Th# President, by proclamation, has , are lighted with gas, crossing each other opened to the trade of the world, under at right angbe- On Sbodute hill are tbe certain rseteiMtons, th* port* of tfsAufort, । State Capitol and other public buildings. and we trull it wtft be followed by the opening of other ports, u fast u wa are able to cooirol the commerce therein.— Such a course will have,hot only a happy that tbe government has confidence in its ability to hold and control these ports, but it Will also take away the last pre- textfrom foreign governments to interfere that the porta uf certain States, including those of Beaufa fan, ■ to Um “ Smu of ““ North U mation rt Royal, in Ute State of pr< Carolinia; Port _____ giz^th Carolina, and'-New Qsleaaa, brigade, and contains m its central ball noudon s cel­ Stale of Louisiana, were, for reasons ebrated ststoe of Washington. On tbe therein set forth, Intended to be placed to train the arma 1 Jett"; Davis reri«)CB 1 in « private raandon, which was purchas­ ed for him by the rebel government.— The city baa many fine public buildings, six banks, thirteen newspapers, and twenty-nine chnrbes. In ose of the three1 Presbyterian churches Jeff. Davis worsbip./ and traitor Letcher. The falls of James River sflbrd Imwith Vtrr Internal affairs. On the cities thus opened to commerce, tbe effect will' mensc water power, and there are very extensive fsetories, including four cotton be to create as well as. develop a loyal and about fifty tobacco factories, flour tseling. Commerce at these points can mills, rbHing mills, forges, furnaces, ma­ <'h!y be carried on in aooordanoe with chine shops, die., the latter of which, and United Slates laws, subject to impost particularly the Tredegar Iron Works, porta of Beaufort, Port Royal and New Orleans havp. since been blockaded ; but aa the blockade of the same porta may now be safely relaxed with advantage to the interests of commerce: Now, therefore bs it know that I. Afrra- ham'Lincoln, President of the United States, pursuant to the authority in me vested by the the fifth section of the act of Congress, approved on the 13th of July last, entitled “An act further to pro­ vide for the collection of duties on im­ ports, and for other purposes,’’ do hereby declare that tge blockade of said porta of Beaufort., Port Royal, and New Orleans shall so far cease and determine, from and after the first day of June next, tbat commercial Intercourse with those ports, except as to persons and things and .in­ formation contraband of war, may, from that time, bs carried on, subject to the laws of the United States, and to the limitations and in pursuance to the regu­ lations which are prescribed by the Sec­ retary of the Treasury in his order of this date, wbieh is appended to this proclama­ ■•oxlt iwuxmi BKME&T KNOWN.' baa detailed some officers caatrabonda in the use of The eap^iUon was drably We bare advanced considerably today. Washington, May 18. No official r^rt otan pAboU dtur him 2^00 prfeousrs. They will be «ml to Cairo os soon M transportation can be ob obtained. ; In the battle of Farmington one rebel Genera), supposed to bo Bragg, was ktl- oworl* nlty to be better in fature. The rlvAr Is now dear of obstructions to within eight more regiments had routined, among them the First Louisana, First Ajlabama, and two TanitaMoe regiments A >pnUt the New York every fobm and species of VERMIN. A special to the says: “When Gan. MitoksU joined forces with Gen. Pope, he brought with iFifteen deserters came .• into our lines from Corinth, and report that several n end after Mo gvr Treia, m O Wlia«Hom«,Ta^lfcylT- -_________ — u-4 :"iued a freeing the slaves in his have been of immense service to the rob New York. May 15. els In turning out ordnance and material The Tribunal despatch says: “Mary­ A sound currency will take tbe place of of war, Tbe annual exports of RSohmond landers state that, a few days ago, one before tbs rebellion, reached to near thousand slave*, simultaneously fell kind places, and with tbe displacement of these 87,000,000, and its imports three-quar­ masters and happy homes in Prince symbols of robe) authority as well as cf ters of a million; but since it hsd the George’s county, Maryland, and came to tbat authority itself, all respect for it honor of being the rebel capital, its for­ tbe district of Columbia, where they now eign commerce has been extinguished.— must cease. Vessels or gunboats drawing ten feet can It may be that the rebels will refuse to ascend to within a miler of the city, at a Chicago, May 15. atail themselves of the benefits thus con­ place called Rockets, from which the Special to tbe Tribune, from Fort tion. ferred jjpon them—what then 1 A starv- rebel capital corid be conveniently shel­ In witness whereof I have tareunto Wright, May 13, says: “Last evening led. Vessels of fifteen feet draught can set my hand and cauMxlrtho seal of tbe the rebels commenced shelling the place iug people will hardly refus* to receive ascend to Warwick, three miles below. behind Craighead Point, which, until«yesthe means of saving life, and ifthe men of A canal has been built around tbe falls, United States to be affixed. Done at tl>e city of Washington, this terday, was occupied by our mortar means refuse to be benefited, there will snd above them there Is a navigation for boats. They kept up fire during the twelfth day of May, in tho year be an immigration of loyal men from over two hundred miles. Tho James one thousand eight hundred and night, their shells exploding wide of the other States who who will gladly enter River and Kanawha Canal, intended to [l. s.] sixty-two, aud of the independence mark. They nre provided with mortars extend to Covington, is completed for 200 of the United States tbe eighty, equal in weight of metal tu those used by these avenues of profitable trade. If the miles. the Federal fleet. sixtl). » rebel aristocracy in their perverseness Richmond has very extensive Railroad “Opt Winslow was dispatched, by By Ui» PrsAMioui: ABRAHAM UNCOLN. refuse to aid in establishing commerce in communications, being the terminus of the mall steamer yesterday, to St. I^oeis, Wm. H Sewsta. Sccretaxj of Blate. their own country, it will be all tbe bel­ five roads, running to Fredericksburg for,lho purpose of bringing our rams to Secretary Chase’s Circular. this place as soon as possible. * ter for the permanency of our institutions, and the Potomac, (now in onr hands,) to Dansville, Va.',’to Jackson's River, by Treasury Department, May l«. IMS. “The gunboat Louisville, which has as a loyal sentiment will be introduced the Central Railroad, and from these the RKOULATlOXS RS^ATIXO TO TM.IDS WITH been stationed at Hickman, has joined from the loyal States, whieh will be a connections lead all through the Southern the fleet, and preparations have been FOBTS OPBXEftSgr FBOCLAM AT1OS. guaranty against a future rebellion. States. Opposite the dty are the two completed on nil tbe gunboats now here Firet—To vessels cl raring from for­ towns of Spring Hill and Manchester. whidi, in the opinion of the ablest engin­ Richmond was founded in 1742, be­ eign ports, and destined to porta opened eers, will most effectually render useless came tbe Capita) of the State of Virginia bv tho proclation of the President of the any rebel contrivances of the ram species.’ . The Homestead Bill has at length pas­ in 1779, and in June, 1861, it was made United States, ofthls date, namely, Beau­ New York, Mny 16. sed Congress and with the Presidents the seat of Government for the “Confed­ fort, in North Carolina ; Port Royal, in The following is Gen. Hunter’s procla­ South Ckrolinia ; and New Orleans, in signature, which it is certain to receive erate States of America, whoso Con­ gress assembled there on July 20. Its Louisiana, licences will be granted by mation: will soon become a law. -; "Hs.txjCABTiu DKPArrwtyrofTws Sons. I History since then is only too familiar to Consuls of the United States, upon xatis Rutox Hb.d, May 9, t«6t. j The passage of this measure reflects tbe country. factory evidence that tho vessels so licen­ "Gemkhal Obdbk No. 11.—The three sed will convey no person, property or States of Georgia, Florida, South Caro­ unfading glory upon this Congress. It is How Forts Jacksox akd St. Pmur information contraband of war, either to lina, comprising the Military Depart the long hoped for measure that former Faix.—In reference to the surrender of or from the said ports—which licenses ment of the South, having declared them­ statesmen and patriots have desired to Fort Jackson, the Wilmington (N. C.) shall be exhibited to tbe Collector of tho selves no longer under the protection of sm ; but died before its consummation. port to which said vessels may beVespec- the United Stales of America, snd hav­ Journal says: For this one act, but for tbe.otber great | tively bound, immediately on arrival, Tho fort was g artson cd mainly by a ing taken itp arms against said U. 8., it and stirring events of the time, tbe whole regiment of Louisiana regulars, and had and If required to any officer in charge of becomes n military necessity to delate tho blockade, and on leaving either of tho martial law. This was accordingly done country would ring with applause. In fought with great con rage and endurance ; said porta, every vessel will be required indeed General Duncan gives them the on the 25lh day of April, 1862. Slavery connection with the emancipation act io highest praise as fighting-men ; but w ben to have a clearance from tbe Collector of and martial law in a free country ia alto­ the District of Columbia, ths Pacific Railthe Cnstoms according to law, showing tbe enemy's fleet bad got riast, they gether incompatible. The persons in thought the game was up, and nddtuljf that there has been no violation of the these three States—Georgia, Florida, tho House, and the other wise measures determined tofyht n® mure. ' So unex­ conditions of tbe license. Any violation and South Carolina, heretofore held as of the said conditions will involve the slaves, are therefore declared forever of Congress, it makes the present session pected was the mutiny/ that no meaiurte had been taktn to quell it, aud. when it forfeiture and condemnation of tho said free." of Congrosa by far tbe most brilliant and vessel and cargo, and the exclusion of all developed itself, ;t embraced nearly every New York, May 16. important ofany ainco the Republic was company. Fort St. Philip, on the left parties concerned from any further priv­ The Petersburg (Va.) JZrprete, of the ilege of entering the United States during born. side of tbe river, was taken in the rear 9th, publishes the following; tbe present war, for any purpose what­ A few Democrats Voted for the meas­ by Buller's forces landing at at tho quar­ “Mobile, Sth.—The advance of Com­ About the location of ever. ure ; but, as it* InevltaMe effect will be to antine station. modore Porter’s fleet consisting of seven Second — To vessels of tho United States Fort St. Philip there is a narrow strip of make all future States, formed from our vessels is off Fort Morgan. Ten more land not oyer a mile wide, separating tho clearing coastwise for the ports sforcsaid, vast territories, free from slavery, many Mississippi river from the waters of gulf license can only be obtained from tbe are off Horn Island, moving eastward.— They are firing occaaiuuly; apparently Treasury Department. of the Democratic Congressmen opposed outside. Third—In all other respects the exist­ feeling for masked batteries. Our forces When Butler got his troops landed it, end others dodged tbe tote. It is a are confident of holding the enemy in there above the fort and the gunboats ing blockade remains in full force and of 1 glorious Republican triumph, for which check. had passed hp the river, vert little could feel as hitherto established and maintain- 1 the thanks of tbe nation are due and will ed ; nor is it relaxed by the proclama ­ bo done. “Savannah, 8th.—Th* Republican says be heartily bestowed. Forts Jackson and St. Philip were the tion except in regard to the ports to which the Yankees were reooRuitering the river only river defenses worth naming. The the relaxation is by that instrument ex- ,and coast batteries all tbs morning with gunboats. A balloon came up nearly at one hundred gons that were said to be preroly applied. A Goveraer ftw North 8. P, CRANK. on tbe river banks above were not there. the msuth of the Augusta Creek and then Secretary at ths Treasury. Some limeainoe, the President appoint­ At Chalmette there were works mounting deccoded. ed Hon. Edward Stanley Provincial Gov“Augusta. May 6th.—The Mobile Tri. Sms for land service, say twenty-fours Gesera! Hooker's Brigade. bune of the 4th has dispatches from Jack­ emnr of North Carolinia. Mr. Stanley irty-twes, but these did not do much, The fol lew ing is nn extract of a letter son. Miss., dated tbe 2d inst. Tbe Della has latterly been Obunty Attorney of San and could not do ranch against naval from Lieut. David A. Granger, of Co. I, of Thursday last says business in New Francisco, California, which position he steamers. Eleventh Massachusetts Volunteers, to a Orleans is generally suspended. Most has resigned and. bus arrived in New friend in Detroit. Lieut. G. was for­ — Tbe rolling master of die Merrimac of tbe banks are cloaad. and the city York, on bis way to undertake bis new stated to Gen. Viele. afrNorfolk, that in merly a resident of Detroit Hts letter everywhere presents a sad appearance.— is dated “Campat Williamsburg, Va., duties in bis native State. This is in all the recent engagement with the Monitor i The Post Office remains open, guarded by marines. The telegraph offices are respect* gratifying. A native of North no shots from the latter penetrated the “Gen. Hooker’s Brigade is now con­ Merrimac or injured her in any way, ex­ closed, and railroad travel stopped. -The Carolinia himself, one of a family pro­ cept by starting her timbers ; and that sidered, by tbe troops in the array, as A. mutiny at tbe fort was caused by tbe foundly respected throughout theState, a the only shot which entered her was one No. I. Our Brigade went into the fight false news that the city had surrendered. true patriot and a loyal citizen and one from the Cumberland, wh'ieh struck her at 6 A. M., last Monday, and fought'till Tbe Della tays that 380 men mutinied, 4 O'clock, P. M. We gave them more and marcbed off to the enemy from the personally popular, his administration port hole, split her gun, killed two men than they could stand aft day, and in the and wounded seventeen, including Opt. fort. One company stood firm/ must be mack more acceptable than any Buehanan. He would not concede that afternoon we marched on to them with other appointment could possibly have Before Corinth, Tcnn.jMay 17. the Merrimac wm afraid to risk another charged bayonet*, and stuck them thro’ Latest advices from Gen. Curtis are engagement with the Monitor, but fati- their bodies arid heads. Gen. Hooker that his forces are between Siercy and is the beat fighter In the army. He wrs mated that her crew were very much knocked off his horse by a shell, and was Little Rock, Ark., and are rapidly march­ Gxx. McCuhxax has been some days dissatisfied and refused to obey their buried la the mud. He jumped up—dug lag on the capital. Geu. Rector celled at Cumberland, on the banks of the Pathe mud out of his eyes before ho could out the militia and the people generally • munky river, within twenty miles of Large numbers appealed HF" The Cincinnati Genette says tbat seee, and kept ahoutlng “Forward, boys." tooomeout Richmond. U »rHl be recollected that at considerable curiosity was excited on Later in the day, another horse waa kill to Gen. Curtis for protection. They de­ Saturday last by the appearance at tbe ed under him—shot in the head three sire to come, under the old flag. There If a general advance along our landing of several steamers razeed and times, and in his body several times, all te promised to “drive the enemy to the along his flanks.” lints to Corinth, with much skirmishing wall.” Well be is going to do it; but and several severe engagements. Gen they haven't got the wall built yet, and — A correspondent in Banks' division, Sherman’s Divhien lost-U killed and a at Newmarket, writes thus about an ani­ considerable number wounded In attack­ mal that has become fttnens: “Ashby,s ing Russell's house, which the rebels have at Pittsburgh some famous white he’rse, that has so often occupied fur some time psatstood the mark of our rifles, and so of We.succeeded in IN ting the enemy ten escaptxl unhurt, is at last dead. He from tiua position to hii former one; grapbie report repsbUtiwd by ns tart lies by the roadside, stripped of shoes Washington, May 17. and mane and tail—trophies fo be treas­ A special to the Rvouinp Peat savs • ured—The food of crows and dogs. One “TU ProeUsnt deoiZd^s moraiZto of our kbells broke Ms jaw, knocked him modify General Hunter’s proclatnatioa down, and stunned Ashby himself by tho foil. We should have had a prize fa^eed .® r> <»l io mr nUtr. wM U>i. iuAshbr. Udnotone of his Captain. New York, May Ik. which must be paid In Federal money.— "F-J Aw^O iMUrrretio. Ym? pr^rallom ««e lo ed with about 230; the J. Pwith 400: and Elm City with *50sirt ( •^STri.er.uxIo.rpld.rti rtlH. and womufod prtaoosre Union Regiments. They are being re- ( MrrMtpW" .reerreled .room) tb. dtymoved fo the various htopH* 1 Wo have a portion of tbe Charleston New York, May 15. and Savannah Kailroad in our peeoeealoo. The Poet says ad vires per tho Cehsw- ‘ Tbf J.tno. 3»w te. boon miles of Richmond. heavy kwUtery os a jarForAgr see fourth page. At that pumtisa asff Akv* Ixtxll Sad Mocktai* river is temporarily dossal to navigation bv sunken saesde, among which are re­ ported the Yorktown and Jamestown— Fret paragraph, Brin death of Lient of the editor of piles, chains, Ac. Tbe Monitor cnuld not gun< to reach the bluff, wW her useless. The banka were filled with rifle pita, his country’s fla of Co. G, flth Re ilch incessant fire was poured oi . part of which wore engaged within from 600 to 1000 )arda of the mab battery., After nn action of four hours, find:og it impractiblo to silence the battery on the bluff, withdrew. Our loss wa* thirteen killed and 11 has sent this affl IM by t»ore than 50,000 Private Fauiilica. HOUBEKKEPEBB—ImbW mlh vermin need row. White House, V*., May 18.. From the army correspondence ofthe Associate-d Prem’:—“The advance guard yesterday morning. Our troopa, on ararriving st the bridge, which is fifteen miles from Richmond, found it on fire. MORE GRAIN ud prori.ion. are destroy** ■nonrily In Great County by vermin, than would t>ar tar t«M at ibis Rat and laawt KUlsr.—Za»raw*, i « -n HENRY R. COSTAR—We .re .elhnj roar Naw Yark. May 18. “Accounts from Gen. McClellan’s army are, that Gen. Sumner has been relieved from active service in consequence of his refusal to reinforce Gen. Heintzelman al the liattls of Williamsburg. “News from North Carolina states thnt Governor Clark bas rcfevad to furWsh any more troops to Jeff. Dnvis, and baa recalled all the North Carolina soldiers uuw in the rebel army. “N«»rth Carolina has held a convention lane officers oft Bailey died of 16th. Lieut the knee en a s Amputation wa could not be sa Fkvtt Pbssp betokens a fruit have promise o Peach trees reid exception, they floral promise. “Coaler's" Rat, Roach, Ac. Exterminator. "Costar’s" “CostarV Bed bug Exterminator. “Costar’s" . • “Custar’a" Electric Powder for Insects,Ac j’ Severa week. and low degree poand, to pay f (fifteen to eigh aay they were CAUTION ! ! ! To prevent the oublic being impaeed upon by end HifLiy Fr*■inwoi Jttulattont a new label ha* beer, prepared. giving further aid to the rebellion, thus virtually returning to tbe Uuiou. “In reply to the demand of Jeff. Davis for additional troops aud njeans uf trans purtatiort fifr hii ahny to j»)d through the cotton States, Gov. Clark said that Davis bad received all the aid from North Car olina tliat he could expect, and that here­ after no more troops would be permitted to leave tbe state, and has ordered all tbe North Carolinia State troop* home. Gov. Clark also informed the rebels that tbev . hobm er uw could use the ra l roads in retreating WhbksAle AgeMs ti Me< T«rk Chy. homewards, end that they would run Shleffehn Bro. A Co. HamLRiMlyA Kitchen olina. . The Tribune has the following : communicates to priate resolution for tbe memory Reynolds, Lieu UeuL A. M. blossoms on eve No one was injured. We expect eonsidcrable difficulty In crossing here, as tbe country is low end swampy. • •' «■ Our advance frotn this point must be necessarily slow, there being no river cninsportatioii, and every available ubstnictioa being placed in the way by the rebels. • . hearts : “Fboh THX correspondent o wounded. ’ Full particulars are expected to mor­ of our forces on tbe main rood to Rich­ mond via Bottom's Bridge, drove the en­ emy across the Chiekohominy River, May nnteers. McKimoo A Bobbin., “We Useits, Mtreb A Gerd- can positively assert that whatever mod­ ification may be made in His order, Geo. Hunter will not be recalled or put in a H«!I?Wioe A (X Naw Goods 8. Goodyear A varied. See t Frost.—Tu frosty in this fruits wore da Rar. J. M. ■exorted the fa ■die Court Ho and Sunday. Fiax nr M smith shop of centre, and its burned on Fr is unknown, tb Philadelphia, Pa. k Co. I Rsbtrt Shoemaker* Co. New Advertisements. What is! minator—if y Lox and plac of rats, and s did soo." Bt. Loata, Ma, Detroit, Midi., Louisville, Ky.. Cincinnati. O., ierain art i» speedy exter lie. Price 2 IM mUUm. My r.rtiua. •L.??*'.. °T c*,lau,_ VSSSBSR, have entered green hand* mackerel fle ermen have more profila Individual c babe insde AX siflgle*a»ptur , that iho Tua Nav treating rebe Norfolk bef IDLE, < HASTINGS, MICH most every t Xnent will re New Yo Stole Fair o Rochester, continuing arsau>.sr Omibous Appeal has ,tarnySUna -ssr.E. Miss.,iWW monte. ffa territory ov controversy in more will the vision of the bold trooper •*■**■* honor rf mequendy stand MUI, tends to so A fsssod thakyou have to worth what you have to । b -do matter what ittosy bt. Bl W) of a esetio® �infis Jrirt (Jvrrnti. omsau rum «r uw renrr. LIVER REGULATOR LIFT BTT1KS, oommitu. of ooo.iuing’Jriiem. Lemuri P«d,k., H'Arcj “ ■ Piul mJ H Wconftr with ib« prop., >u. LOW PRICES’ Rivers as to prevaol the approach of the enemy’s gunboats. This is a step in the right direction, and ooe lhat deserves the «H«.t auction of both th. ntentmatl and the committee. r ,—........ “ vcueeii sat let. from Naw barn, a “Railroad Monitor.’ understood to have bee- J ‘ ’ ’* General Burnside, was in For Agricultural and other hema, Gaxxx Ixtxllioxncx.—The Sad Freeman, in tbe following paragraph, brings ua intelligence of the natural and healthy action In thn vital organs.— It Is a superior ■ To ConsMinptlves. Much beUer than pills, and much easier to take. THE Advertiser having been rostered to health in a few weeks by a verr aiwn>le remedy after haring anffered several yearn With a severe lung affection, and that dreed dise ee, U>/wwaipte'a-ls anxious to make known to his fclto wmAbtera the mean, of cure. To all wbo deaire it,t ho win aend of the proscnpUon used, (free of charge) with tUdireeticus for prepanog the same, which Ih.v will *As4 a staaccait roa coNSiamoit, asthma. b*oxckitis. do. The only object of tbe advertiser in aaading “»• Frrscriptioa, is to beaafil the sMicted, and sjiread information which bo conceive* to he in­ valuable and bo bopha cvrtj aufferer will try hie remedy, aa it will coat them —• prove a blessing. rarties wi-'-^- •*------------ DAKUmra LIFE BITTERS be used on tho railroad which runs from Newbern to Beaufort, and also on the railroad from Newbern to Bachelor’s Creek, in the direction of Kingston and Goldsboro. The bridges over the Trent death of Lieut A. M. Nevins, a brother river near Beaufort, aqd over Bachelor’s of the editor of this paper, wbo fell, bo- Creek, which were burned by tbe retreatlure Yorktown, in tbe gallant defense of■ ing rebels, are nearly finished again ; and the new Monitor, it is believed, will do his country’s flag. He was 1st Lieut excellent service in guarding tho country of Co. G, 6th Regiment of Vermont Vol­ through which tho ruilrofids pass. unteers. May Ho whose Providence Mb. Askold, from the Select Commit­ lias sent this affliction, comfort wounded tee on Lake and River defenses, reported hearts : . a bill to-day establishing a national “From the Vermoxt Troops.—The fuundery at Chicago on condition that correspondent of the Burlington Times land be donated by tho eUy, and for the communicates to that paper some appro­ purposes of navy yards and depots on Lake Mich'“•- -•> r,_ priate resolutions of respect and affection ____________________ __ for tbe memory of Captain Edward F. sites select! appointed by the President, with an Reynolds, Lieut Charles F. Bailey, and lage, for some cause, but this year' is an exception; they having their fol! share of floral promise. Several%>ntraband pigs of high week. and low degree, were sold at the village pound, to-pay forfeiture and expenses.— From tfie very low price they brought (fifteen to eighty cents each,) we shonld New Goods.—Grant A Spaulding, J. ar are receiving their Summer stocks of goods. full and Their assortments are varied. frosty in morning waa quite this region. We apprehend, how ever, that only the more tender early fruits were damaged. Rev. J. M. Peui-bs, of Battle Creek, •exorted the faithful on Spiritualism, at tbe Court House on Saturday evening and Sunday. Fire nr Maplb Gruvb.—The black­ smith shop of---------------------- nt Maple Grove WK HVAE Hon. John Cross writes, •'Brooklyn, March 15 1860. In the spring oflSXD I took a severe cold which Induced a violent fever. I took twe doaes DA RUNG'S Li VNR RJSG ULA TOR Prize Poetry. It broke np my cold and fever at once. Previous to this attack, I bad been troubled with dyspepsia several months: I have felt nothing of it Sinoo?' Leweorrhwa or Whiles. Orar is a Tamer, OSarUka tlccraUwa, J*wmate me—ace. Da. J.C. *mv DARLINGS LITER REGULATOR, Mrs. C. Tebo-n-, 1! Christopher Street, N. Y., writes: “Pvt. ri), 1W0.—I hrre been snblect to attacks of Asthma the last twvnty years. I bsvo never found anything equal to Darling’s Liver Begulaor. in affording immediate relict Liver and billions remedy.'’ It la a fhorwigh Severe M edicixe for Secksh.—Gov. Johnson, of Tenn., hns Issued a procla­ mation announcing that fur every Union man captured or maltreated by maraud­ ing bauds, five or more prominent rebels shall be arrested ; and for all property of loyalists destroyed, ample remuneration shall be made to them out of tbe proper­ ty of such in the vicinity as have ci ven ' Irti’tf rvUMrkatlV rr»u!’« !raianJ^jiwa,"'*’G. V LAKIMU,M.B. Hh.nmatUBa, Gant, Liver Complaint. Darling'* Life Bitters, D. Westervelt, Esq., of South 5th, near 8tb St., Williamsburgb. L. 1.. writes: "Augusti, U40.Hav ing been troubled w>U> a difficulty in tbe Liver and to bilious *Uack«, I waa advised, by a friend, “dXhLING'S LIVER REGULATOR. 1 did »e and found It to operate admirably, rcmoriug the bile and arousing the liver to activity. 1 SPRING & SUMMER . - - was — ------------Why Adam wife ?— & BW8 ft 0»IES, ment to parties committing such depre-, dations. called Eve GOOUS. Because when she appeared, man’s days of happiness was drawing Io n close. DirniERiA and Caour.—For these formidable and dangerous diseases Trask’s Magnetic Ointment is an unfailing rernedy.if used io season. Apply freely to the Throat and CbcM. and cover with a hut flannel. This Ointment has been be­ fore the public over 20 yeara^nd its con­ stantly increasing demand has established its reputation as a superior Liniment in all cases where n soothing aitd relsxing remedy is required, particularly in Rheu­ matism. Neuralgia. Inflnmntion of the Bowels and Kidneys, Spinal, affections. Sore Eyes, Burns, Piles, Wounds and assr. lemmrtUa as lbs laM rreeri teluis cuUIul sa.1 II ernrad WTMtaal. A f!«r ttklng veer remedy tight .reeks so tjnrrfco. of th • dtonse naCdss.** Syphilis .14 Nercarial IHiease. (His Studley, Esq , 1S8 Bist »th Street, N. Y.. writes: Aug.’ia, I960.—1 bad ad<fleuity withlbo Kidney cbmplalnt three yuers, with eonttant pain in tbe small of my baek. I had used most all kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief mill Sce'their advertisements. Frost.—Tuesday sow >*8tau mi tte. seek, wMd. A bad laBlil Ova. LIFB BITTSBS, and was mlirtiy rvrrd, I harebed no attack since.” ’s BOUBUXE OF TRADE; Come and Sec! I Mr*. Young. ofTIrooWyn, writes: “February 2«. ituto.—In May testlhads severestlscktiffnea which confined me to the house. I took one bol- S. Goodyear & Co. and Roberta dt Btrik ■WF STILL READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; Jas. L. Brumley, merchant, 194 Fulton street, New Tort, write*. August, 18, 1WO« “I here bean afflicted with nilra, arcomp—M with bleed­ ing, tbe last three years; I used son will, by proclamation, forbid the burning of any more cotton, and affix a strong penally to the crime. * say they were confiscated. nrautb, *B<1 ureJ dUiu^Mlirv^bMKUoL.^^a^dUeU^ i<u, tmgularitim, pmn in Um aUe aa4 tewata. Mind, protruding and bleeding piles, sod general And now consider myself Za/w-Wp enrtd," Lieut. A. M. Nevins, adopted by the 1 Jne officers of tbe 6th Regiment Lieut Bailey died of a wound received the sum is fifty thousand. 16th. Lieut Nevins was wounded in tbe knee on a subsequent reconnoissance., OS'” Between the 23d of February — I Amputation was resorted to, but bis life the day on which Nashville surrendered ' could not be saved.” —and the IDth ol May, three thousand six hundred and ten bales of cotton were Fbvit PaespacTS.—if an abundance uf shipped from that city, to Northern porta. There is a large quantity yet to be ship­ blossoms on every tree shrub and bush ped, sufficient, it is said, to amount in betokens a fruitful season, we certainly the aggregate to nearly two millions of have promise of all the heart'can wish.— dollars. It is rumored that Gov. John Peach trees seldom blonbm in this vil­ GRANT & SPAULDING FAMILY MEDICINE, stroction at Newbern. < preparing a huge frame-w________ w over a locomotive engine and to be cov ered with iron, from the top to the track. e fourth page. Mountain SPECIAL NOTICES- WE ARE NOW with ooo of tbe HAND ON LARGEST and BEST Assortments Lsrsstfs: flKAnc*. if you need either or Loth of these moat, excellent Retiaediee, inquire for them al the storaa; if yuu do not find them, take uo oUwr, but ineloae One Dollar ta a later, and on receipt of tho mon ey, the Kkrardy or Remedies will bo sect according to^our duueUons, by snail or express, poet-paid. A DAN’L S. DARLING, of 102 Nassau St, New York. Pat op la 50centnudtl Bettles each, [novar 8a>] HARD-WARE nwh. iMAan**d/b>Nlm«U'><vreri~4*r*tee« rrMtil.* of th, t.h.1 evoSI'ul lU*t this wttl Or SB KE duHM» Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ran tux ttwm erst or DRY GOODS I I | The beat Funily CA­ THARTIC in tbe world, used twenty years by five millions ueraon* annual­ ly ' MILLINERY -centre, and its combustible content* was 'Bruises. 8c« pamphlet with agnit, and around each hotburned on Friday. Tho cause of tho fire tla. Price 25 cto. la unknown, there having been Bone used Sold by all druggists. AND there for several days. Wbat ial Why Ceotar’s Rat Exter­ minator—if you don’t believe it, buy a box and place U in the midst of an army of rats, and such a' scattering “you never did aee.” k never (aila, and is tbe most speedy exterminator now before tho pub lie. Price 25 cento. Roberta di Stri Throat and Luvros.—Al this seasen of the year when c<Mighs and culds are troublesome every family should have a safe and certain remedy on hand. Rnnsom’s Hive Syrup Tolu is tho very thing. It is not only pleasanj. for children to take, but is a certain euro for Croup, Whoop ing-Cough, Bronchitiv, Aatlinm', Coughs' and all affections of the Throat and Lungs Sold by all Druggists. Price 95 cU. [nev28 • months.! ker, agents. Wool J i many Massachusetts fishermen have entered the navj that four thousand green bands are required to man the mackerel fleet, soon tn go out The fish­ ermen have been templed away by the more profitable “hauls” of tbe blockade. Individual cases are given where seamen have made W.500 or <2<M0 -Rfiiov In single' captures.' Taluhahsk. Leos Conrrr, Florida July 17.1840, E, Albany, X. Y.-My Dear Dooj to inform you of the wonderful effect of your 8arar Coatrd Pill, op my daughter. Bor three yeareshe has bun affected with a bil­ ious derangement of.the system. sadly impairing her health, which bu been steadily failing daring that period. When in New Turk » April lart, a frietiS advised ma Co teat your pills. Having full Wool! FAMILY Stacks of Or tn gtt Otek Pmwd, Ever sbowu in thia Io aa tbe Now Woolen Factory of Market, which w» i advance from ‘ H—tiag*, May 12,1BA2. It is said the Govern­ WonVAH. Sours! Or Cold fcflqqfr i£Jebircd- JfflK Henrlekhi ; NEW YORK COSTS. Kid strengthuing Plasters, cure » five hears, pains, and weakness of the breast, kids and hneit, sad Bfit—etie oempismis in a* equally short penod at fane. Brand — win*. ahlr. naA SHa _________ Nur York Stats Fair.—The next State Fair of New York will be held at Rochester, commencing Sept. 30th, and niw, minriy,- w yew nvmro J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. continuing four days. -A GOOD COONTT ACCOUNTS. Aswairic'.stes Mirror Ambrotype; Neiln Pear! Ambrot/pw; Oraa Ambrotype; imperial brotypsx Refiaeo At . ; ‘ ! OWjUTW-ttm SWAB* Unusually Low For Sale! 4 • LOOKHBReI~ ment will rebuild it T«» BoMMrs-n B1U--The Hom-ludBUI, Mpmtd l>; b<*k Ho»wt.« lend, to Ktldkr, or MUort, wkafctr urnli«d tad <rf aga or aol, Tba wider mny locale a quarter, half or two ibirda of ft JOc'-ion. ' GR4KEPJES As low aa the loweat, fi>r CtwAor ready Wann Meals at are prepared to sell at a small l. ue». wd to <1. b«. orJ-r. We will par the highest market price IN UASJ •r Wool, delivered at our Factory. J.S-FaxBamrv. ' W.JUsai*- destroying al­ BOARDING-HOUSE .I VAN Biuntr A WABBLE, nr iumxo«. kch. Tub Navt Yard Burned.—The re­ GROCERY, SALOON A-isru The subscriber is now prepared to sell Qu MiKtucTcaio into a Goop Qvalitt or CB.OT1T, Oor DRY GOODS ! r/--’- ' oceeed all other Pills, one each TUE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, treating rebels burned the Navj Yard at most everything. CROCKER Y! ‘ Norfolk before they left, ■& Iv'i dureoop. Lreou.: ■■■ juy each box. Warranted superior to Jany Pill before the public. GROCERIES grant a spa1 ‘ Jv>t mU «i drtjta.aTii.BvW one door onldru.A. GcedfeweBud �arosaxrevru Johns a ^frialtnal fine. RADWAY'8 BENOVATING MWLVENT AMERICAN CEMENT GLDE r-,^.M,TMriM.MIkUn* MMX-*—* wk* gift of th* nod 8amaritam of two pgnoe to the landierd le take car* of the won wbo feft oaxtag tb&ae, in ad&Mea to WIIX WIMBTANP WATNN. IT WILL MEND WOOD. the raiment, the oil and wine, was sqaivolent to shout three dollars ef our curren­ cy, which would probably pay for his board two weeks ia a country tavern where board wes vsry chsMp.’ frj «... brakn rxnIMX_ rr WILL MEND LEATHER., M.ud rov BaTMM. Snr, Mu. *x*». — IT WILL MENO GLASS8... Um ,m~WUm< “* «*IT WILL MEND IVORY. MARRIED LADIES. Aouoe bnooa»e> burdensome, nature work* TiAiaPLAirriKQ Tum.—We would to Utoow off tM* uoBecM*ary nmouut of remind our friends that the grouud ia bl­ ototbtog. Tbe Brat indienttoa of this ooming very dry, and trees that haae will b» nmb oatbo belly, then the leg*, recently been transplanted will suffer, nod about tbe too*, and it Is not an nn- and many die, if not thoroughly water­ frnquent thing bdbre *hoariug limn to ed and mulched. Just before night pour an animal Nearly naked. On tbe olh- water freely about the roots, and imme­ diately cover with saw-dust, tu bark, coarse manure,nr other similar substance, to prevent rapid evaporation ; after which a liberal watering twice a week will save most of your tree*.— Springfield Rtpub- ■I Tba .Mnt ugu, nd metal mlMry -totog simply from a eaglcct 0| amIlasnsplatalala swrpevsing. aad it is therefore sgttontwoatia^rtaM* Ibaka atrirt atteniiaa »“;■11 u <W.< .«A,<W of these Pdto . atoew oooe <m'.’’“T 1)8. J. BOVEE DODS’ Imperial Wipe Bitten!! These Brers** for tlie euro at We*a Hreaara. ’"ft IT WILL MENU CHINA. it will’meno marble. Mantl* ““ That pises knocked. oat at year BILUODS COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER. RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT Now Yosa. January. IMO18 A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. 2>. RoAtot <e a,« Heart, dbortaeas *f Breath, Hard Braaibiog. Sharp Paine when taking a breath, and *11 utbar Ginfol symptom*, are qaic*lv rumored by th* aoVlTftG RiMOLVENT. “Union 8«NTn<wifTM nr FnubxurcxsIto tta* will speedily ttolirar Ch* disabled and ■URO.—The people of Fredericksburg diassas-xtricken sufferer from A LIVING DEATH, are still defiant and surly. A storekeep er who was asked by ta Uninn snldier a And restore hits to bi* frted* ta a sound and healthy condition. few days agn to sell a small piece of Before preaenUsg thia wonderful cleansing rem­ crape, said if it was a coffin be would edy to tbe North American public, Dr. B^nwax sell it, but he had nothing else tn sell to waa determiMd to tost ita medical power for tbs elsaa of di*ea*es for which it ta preacribad in the Yankees. They refuse persistently |n Booth Amcnean Province*, a* it ta a fact welt receive Treasury notes, averriag that k“°W 8CR0lb,ulA?®E()S,Y1 8TPHILM, they prefer the money of a solvent gov. and It* borrihl* train of roncomitanta. prevail in the tropical region* of th*pou th. to a much great­ er sad more malignant degree than in tbe North, la tact there is scarcely a fofotly in any of tbe The Gkiat Majority of the Democrat­ South American Province* that I* free from ov it* kindred dtaeaae*. It run* tn tho ic press denounced Treasury notes aa ir­ Scrofula, blood of all U* people, aad boa become eatobliabad redeemable paper and predicted their aa a mnitotionaTtafinnUy, aad baa baffled the depreciation. The now sell at mure skill of their best physicians. With knowledge of these facta Dr. ftanwar wm determined to ‘eat than par, by from one to three 'per eRADW?rS RENOVATING RESOLVENT. cent. which waa prepared expressly to meet the exiWs noticed recently a poor orchard, genuea oflbe disease* a* developed in tbq tropics. oat of the coosequenoea uf imperfect Large snppliee were sent to Braxil, Bncnoe Ayres, Cbifi, Prifa, Eqnador, Venreeta, Bolivia. New shortening in pruning. A few uf tbe Grenada, and to eeveral islands of Use Spantab Bartletts ware loaded with fruit, and the mats, and waa thoroughly tested by Physician* beanebea were beat to the grouud. The and the Priesthood, and ta n— •*------%■ need by the Phyaxciasa, wood was quite too alecider to hold up ilutivo Renorador de Rat the fruit. We could see that some of for Radway ’* Ready Raaolra tho annual growths had been left two feet or more in length, and no pains had been taken to bring the limbs down to an Stcrdary tf <SZ*fr—WILLIAM H. SEWARD, of obtuse angle to the trunk of tbe tree.— New York. Had only a foot of tbe wood been left at NscretarptfOa 7reorer»-8ALMON P. CHASE, ilituUottal di**aa«s. Such baa bean tbs unparal­ lelled xueoeva of tbi* remedy ta euriag these hor­ each annual pruning, in tbe early stages Sa-reteryc/fAr/ntari>r—Caleb B. Smith, of Ind. rible di*e**e* ia lb* tropics that wa ds aot hesitate of growth, tho limbo would have been Seretarjr of Ur Aary—GIDEON WELLES, of to promise oil tbs sofisrsrs with scrofnle and Connecticut. aufficiently large and strong to hold the eruptive dissases among oar own people, with Staitoytf TFor — E. M. STANTON, of Washingspeedy restoration to sound and permanent preeent burden of fruit Fruit grow era, especially the inexpe­ Poctmadcr Gram:.'—MONTGOMERY BLAIR, of health. it is supsnor to all known remedies in popular Maryland. rienced, are so much in a burry to get use aa a clean*ing syrup for ditamty ffwurol-EDWA RD BATES, fo Missouri. large quantities of fruit, that they spared and removing from the Ain Pimplv*. T»U«r.R**h toe much wood upon the young trees.— and other offensive marks, and will, in a few day* When bearing begins, too much fruit is Supreme Coart oPthe Halted States. giva a pure, clear, and roaaal* hue of health and left upca the limbs, and they become C*s<f Jusries—ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. beauty to th* face and uaii* and brilliancy tu the jlmxiala Jwfuus-NOAH H. SWAYNE, of Ohio. eye*. permanently drooping. This superin -JAME8M. WAYNE, of Georgia It i* a pore and innocent preparation, *11-pow­ duces excessive fruitfulness and prema­ -JOHN CATRON, of Tennessee. erful to do gwod, but never doe* tojary. * -PETER V. DANIEL, of Va. ture decay. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. -SAMUEL NELSON. *fN. Y. The first eight years of the life of a There ia no medicine in tbe known world, or -ROBERTC. GiilEH.or}*eas. physician, that La* ever claimed th* akill ol erad­ froit tree are the most important, and re-NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me. icating from the »y*tem discaaM inherited, by -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. qure jpdioions management li a good tranaouMios. from parent to child. This great compact bead ia formed in this period, it peer we claim for RADWAY*8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT ; aod we rellgioualv declare that, if will need comparatively no pruning after Radway's Reuovatiag RaaSrewt i* given wbau that. Tbe wood is of tbe first eouseth* *ympton>* of any inherited disewse are first quenoeln these years, and the froitshould HENRY T. BAOEUti, President of lb. Sanais *»< eahibitoi it will eradicate tho anas from the Lieutenant Governor. system. In the early stages of Pthiai* or Oonbe steadily sacrificed for the future good JAME8Y PORTER, Sscretary of State. samptloe. Fite, Scrofula, and in ease* of son bead, of the tree. Apply tbe knife above,com­ GEORGE H. HOUSE. Deputy do ulcers, tumors, hacking cough. Lri«cMiis,theu*e LANGFORD G. BERRY, Auditor Gvneral. of Redway's Renovating Resolvent vUleztermiapost below, and keep the bead as much EZRA JONES, Deputy do ate tbe transmitted disease form the system, and ia a pymmidial- shape an possible. In JOHN OWEN. Stab freaaurer, make (what tbe pareuta neglected.) a sound and due time you will hare abundant froit, bialtby tody. and the limbs stout enough to bold it. CHRONIC DISEASE. CORTLAND B STEBBINS. Dcpbiy do SAMUEL B. LACEY, Com’r. State Land Office. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. JOHN ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master General. 1 hav* tham fifteen year* old in my H*rd*n, thrifty, hardy, productive, and bidding m fair to live tbe next fifty year* a* any standard tree up<»n my premises. der. Kidtey*. Spine, Ac., sll’o/ which dtoeuaes The complninffegainst those pet* of the Rad way'* Reedy Itewlreui gill eradicate, and garden, 1 a* fully persuaded, t* owing secure to the paUaul a new lease of lifs. T eprwe of RADWAY’S RENOVATING RE­ more to tbe neglect nod mismanagenicnt PROBA TK0RD£R.-8TAtt OF MICHIGAN. SOLVENT fo SI x«0 per betlie. Dose, a ire **ccn ths* u> any inherent difficulty. Some Coaaty of Barry, as. twice full, half a* hoar after each ureal, HoU by At a aeasion of the Probate Coart for the Coun­ druggiaU aad nserotianta every w bore. TteriatiM will not flouriali oo the quince, stock. Tbe fruit book* will point them ty of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Ofifoa. in the village of Hastiuga, on Tuesday tbe 13th day of A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. out. Do not plant such. They will not Mar, in tbe year one thousand eight handba productive oo grsn* ground, or in red sad sixty two; present, 8. C. Prindle, Judge ©Stria! Jirrrtorj. IT WILLWEND PORCELAIN. X. SU" IHh.ik™»~ to IsMitadtf sod fetatneo*. liquid be tbe®, as they revivifyhsg In thtir fiction. THESE BITTEBM ■ay four or five and each succruno dew be u, miniahed coo pill, until reduced to cue. aed then repeated every day.for a week or tea days. A permanent cure will eurcly follow. Yours.**.. Da.8. Ssuuss. Redway's Regal*tier PHIs aro sold for Twenty­ Bro centa par box, (cadi box contain* thirty pills] by Druggist*. Merchant*, and storekeeper*. QUESTION OF Will oot wa»y Cara, tout Prevent Disease, and in thia roepOd are dsnbly valuable to th* person who may us* them. F*r INCIPIENT CON5CMP17GN, Weak Lung*. Jadlgoatiei ef th* norreu* System. F| all ease* requiring a Toni •r. D»4s* (eiebarted WIb* Bitters £l3eb anaaunBiPAiasxi t THE MltXION ANSWERED. car* so many diseases of apparent opposite pho“‘we’reply that Redwnr'a Ready Balief chief and moat important remedial efficacy, ia er tncod in the immediate arrest of pain, and ita potency ia ECONOBTY B WEALTH110 00 a ye«r isvsd in every family by * One Botllu «»f AMEBKAW CEHEJVT CLFE. Prieu 25 Cnnta par Buttle Prien 25 Onto per Bold*. Far Sore Three., a* eoauMet among lire Clergy they ar* truly valuable. For tbeaged and infirm, and for person, of . weak cruatsialien—for Ministers of th* Gospel, Lawren and all public speakers-for Boak-Kvepers, Tniiera, Soeiustreaeea, Arthits, and all parmi leading a sedentary life, they wiH prove ttuty be»eUci*l. As * beverage, they are wbaleaeme, innocent and delicious to th* taste. Thev produce tbe eahilarwlinw eOorta of brand v nr Prien 25 Cnnta per BuUl*. Prien 25 Cent* par Boltin. wbare pain i> a concomitant *f the disease. DImom, like th* storm. giv*a uomistakable signs of it* approach. At first the threatened pstfmt experience* a alight discomfort, this ia followed with pain, to a greater or laa* extent, aad other »rn ptoras follow ta rapid »ucce»*iTu It is in this condition of the system where Radwsy's Ready Relief will be found all-potent. Ito administration, either iateroaily or *xter**ny, as tbe seal of pain indicates, will arrest the progress of the threatened ditesee. and quickly relieve tbe patient from ail psln or discomfort. If people, on the fiiat iodiestioaof uneasiness or pain, cither slteht or Mvere, would take adoee of Rad way’s Ready Relief, not one thousand ta a wouldever be troubled with sickne**. Creep. Dipther ia, )u0uca*a. Sore Throat. Scar let Fever, Typhoid Fever, Pneumonia, Bill tone Fever, Small Pox, Measles, Fever and Ague. Chill* and Fever, Headache, Billiou* Cholic, Di arrbiia. Dysentery, Cholera, Crampaand Ipaam*, Lot Rad way » Resdr Reliefbo freely used, and in a abort lime, all pain and uncaaioea* will cease, and the threatened disease expelled from tbesye- Prien 25 Cent* per Bottle. Bnttl*. Buren. TERMS CASH. >r gale by all Drergfota. sad Ft.r.krepors gsnerally throughout the country. JOHNS A CKOBLEY, {Bole Manufacturer*.) 78 WILLIAM STREET. of Liberty stmt. NEW YORK. fmportMl to Heuse Owners. Impornnt to Builder*. Important to Railroad Companies. Important to Farmers. To all taAom Mir may toncorn and it non- cernt carrybody. way’s B«ady Rslisf will ensure a spsedy cure. “it crsxa so MAXF diuases, •■And tbsrefore I’ll none of it,” aays tbe >keptk; now we appeal to lbs common »eu»c uf sc WKA■onable being who baa had ths least expenrtib in medicine taking, ar buaineaa relations with pbysiciaas, if this is sound reasoning, Midway's mxadt bklikf JOHNS de C ROS LEYS FEMALES. The many certificates which bare been tender­ ed to nt. and tho letters wbieii st am daily reoetriug. are coaclureve proof tbat amet>it toe «M»*n three Bitters bate given a aati«f<ct.on which m oUrer* have over doo* before. No wo­ man ia tho land should b* without thrtn. and those who oace uee them will not fail to Uep a supply. DR- J. BOVEE DODS’ CEMENT ROOFING, Tho cheapest aid asost d arable Imperial Wine Bitten Are prepared by an eminent an<l»kilifu! p) yekaan who has used theta succc—fully in hi* predire tor tbe last twenty-fl vo yeare. Th* proprtetr.r. is not recommended by us. mt prescribed for so many varieties of disease as rvery phyaiciaa in tbe practice of medicine prescribe* Calomel, Mer­ cury, Quinine. Morphine, Opium, and ether fa­ vorite bobys of the profession. It » a ereU known feet that in ninety owes nut of on* hundred, no matter what may be the name of th* disease or Tin* articl* ba* ban tbornnaklv In'Uaw condition of the patient, calomel forms tbe Im­ York and all part* of Uw United Slataa^Casad*. portant and must active egent at the preaenptton; Wf»t Indic*, aad Central and South Aetenca. on and if lbs aymplom* of the ui vease arc surh as to building* ot all kieda, sack M Faeroam. Fetnraleave atty doubt in the mind of tbe physician aa qixa. tkuaoa*. Rail Ro*a Darom. Car*, aad m» to arriving at a decided coDduaiun what to give, Public Bciuusm gvoeralte. Gu>a*XMXNV Blilo he gtre* calomel. This ia an ancient landmark □tea. Ac.; by tbe pnacipal Brtu>aa*. Airmen, of the proU'sakMi. which no innovatics has been and otoi-ra. and has prove* to b« tiw CHEAPEST aeAMGcTT DURABLE BG0F1NG tu use. it ia I. DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ -.TTg'VI*'’ A nKE- WATER. WEATHER and unEPXBUxn. *5yjux 3£T?xiia When we toll tbe public that tho use of RAD- nMB^PiroOF cororisg for ROOFS OF ALL WATH READY RELIEF will euro tbe sick of TKit m ria OXL T material to (to Ars composed of a pure and unadulterated wins, certain diaeaaeo: that It will stop pais in a few combined with Berberry. Solotnon’a Peal. Com minutes after He applicaiiou ; that it viU protect r**r/d Aafc Which romUav th. desirable proper­ free. Wild Oram True Bark. Spikenard. Cl.amvtie* st DtowMMr- ”hieh »R the system against Mtack* at all niMariau*, con mile Flower*. and Gentian. Tber ate manufaetagiooS,Md infectious disease-wc have the fact* tnrod by Dr. Dods himself, wbo t. an «zpenenc^ toestabluiU tbe truth of our statement*, seknonl and succtrefnl PUysieian.aud bancs »Lou Id cot edged by thousand* wbo Lave proved it* unfail No Heal is required in making application be classed among tbe quack rawtrutr.* which good ing powers oo their own j>enion». Go where you tlioevunlry.andagainai wbKh the il«Ucai Pro will, epeak of Redway'* Ready Relief, in any i_.,------ ‘plying it i* bat trifiing, a* a* r.„o------assrmblagr of per*ou», *otne one or wort will canary a ba covertd and finished tta Ithiera bare been so bear wttnea* of deriving benefit from Its ate. taMS&f lbs c-n.munity IN MILITARY CAMPS. It eau be applied by any one, f disease ineidcsa tv the Arc saporior to all purgative or cathartic pill*, Thera Is no [4»es so well caJculaiod to teat tbe penseble'a* a powder*, mlccra! and Midhtx waler*, la the treat­ nsefalneM of a specific medians aa a military mmn Ttndn,, . k.. K-.— ___ "j r2^I,W«.‘b •««*“»« »**y. "bilk cannot be in­ ment and cure of TOMIC. MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. in almost every*eunp throughout tho Grand Ar­ lured by Hbat. CteutorSvoma^iMniaaxaa ef Iteor CIWTIVENESS, INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, my of the Union, with the happiest anecesa. Ut­ B<uax*. or any exterual actiea wholcter. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! BILIOUSNESS, RICK HEADACHE, ters from Brigade and Regimental surgeons, offi 1NFLAMATI0N OF THE BOWELS, cere, and privates.aMure ua tbat Rapway'a Reade It coeta bat Little I Fariry the nieod ! GUTTA PERCH* CEMENT, NERVOUHNE8N, MELANCHOLY, Relief has contributed more to the protection of Vive Tewo to the btoasiwb I Ueaorate DEPREBSIUN OF SPIRITS, tbs troop* against disease, and to tbe use and theRyateta end Prolate* LID ! comfort of the sick, than all uther medicines used For Coaling Mh.,1. of all Khnh wbra KWH frr baule, aaotdrefort* or mean* suggested by tbs medical authorities. A does af from «i* to eighl of Hadway's Itogocaponed lo the Action of the Weather, Prepared and sol J by isting Fill*, will, tn tbe most diUreaaiug ease* of BADwav’a hiadt mxurf whx stop pais Coaaupauon or CosUreusos, Derangameatol the CHARLES WIDDIF1EI.D * CO . Liver, ue othrr eland*, aecure a healthy evacua­ tion of the Bow*. Pcrseu* troubled with C<jativsoe**, ladigastecn,Liter complaint. Dyspepsia wiR denve imtneexato benefit by taking * of thawPiUa. After thoroughly cleansing the bowel* of It* retained humors, by a fro* parge, tw* to dlStTMATISM. XXrBALCU*, LVMBA*0, TIC DOLOMrX fr-ar per day, for a week ar ten days, will reUore tbe liver, bowels, paacraaa. kidaeya, aad all other GOUT. rouTUAcnx, scunc*. rxc« xcus, ata *cnx. organs of the »yatem to the healthy performance Numbueas, Swolen joint*, Sprain*. LamenaM^ ISAAC Q MOTT, of their datisa P*1” *■ th.Kidney*. Wounda.Pa!a in the Is npw receiving from New York and DR RADWAY’S PO.LB. ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BRHATRWG. PLEDBoston, his fall atodt of AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. WSY^PAIN IN THE SIPE, SHOULDERS, We have Uta medicinal properilsa of tbe most Hi’s ana it* contianea a»e cure you of the oomplainL CH SONIC RHEUMATISM-ASTHMA Consisting in part of 'jgtts Irjal gotitrs. bard, infioKible soil. Do not plant litem there. Hwy.vuta deep, rich mellow bord*r, at least Ifr inches in depth. If you cannot afford to prepare a-border, do not buy dwarf pear trees. In addition to being propet ly planted, they must biva care every season. Now, tb*v ahouM ba shortened in, about twu-thirds of last seaauu’s grn wth. This keeps them stocky, and prepares them to sustain a great burthen of fruil.. They also want a barrow fail ofstable manure put around tbwm every fall. The quince roots can not go far ta search of food. They should have all thsy can take up within •ix ar eight (net of the trees. With ms ■ure sad good maeagemeet dwarf pears will.be a success.—^4 tarn can Ayricttliur- la the rpetter of the eetate of Lswrenoo Shn- therein set forth, that administration of said re­ late may be granted and that tbe petitioner be appointed Administrator. Therea|)oa it is ordered that Tuesday, the 10th day of June A. D. iSta.at eleven o'clock A M-. be assigned for tbe bearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of said dcccaaed,etid all other person* interested in uirf eatate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, thaw to be holdeu at the Probata Office, in tbe Village of Hast­ ings, and show cans*. If any there be, why tbe prayer of the petitioner should Mt be granted. And it i* further ordered, that'vaid petitioner give notice to the persona interreted. in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and tbe bearing thereof, by causing a copy of thia order to be pnbltahcd In the Harting* Banner. ■ news­ paper printed in said connty. of Berry for three •acceaaive weekr, immediately prwioua to said COMMISSIONER* NOT5QR, “Ash ?• /•*<-------------------- , ia M UIwt, th., then i» tej DR. BADWAY'8 FILLS Groce ries! I BUirun wear* .to Ito. to. toe *• toH Ua . ulru P* . Molasses and Syrups, Green and Black Teaa. ...» Rio’ ^.id0”’and Java Stone, Wooden, and WJ1-- \\ •*, o*nft wtk, h kunmI*g w aMMn* in Um mM. I luv, UUd on Monday ;hv twenty-third (toy of June, dae thousand eight hundred and atxty-two. at lire UnndUB... Huh.lnp |m. hours of tea a’dock A. M. on aaeh of the respectermUMli), in Ik qu-ing, .itkr on WBMrnM^agniB. tfH hkmd by the said Probate Court, for tbe final adjustMd of all dnuMlniMt MtelsBtata. Dated. April 14.1fcL -lukble, Salt and rt ater Lime. 8,l,r“u*’ kzro* iWon-Mj, .nd miw -k, bnMklwklj, u4 u I tarn fonmTit u,,u0Wri AfrucATnaw X,r.„-S °rDMto>Cc,N. T.ajaiat*, y Hat Itoaan la Ito ■» ItowvbtoMlaf a»n la too* at u. New Orleans, Muscovado, Coffte, Crushed. Powdered and Grautilaldd Su* tfessuf BADWAFH FILM NMa»lyF«rifr qtobtoeCmSesiroyt&watt .H PW« »ni � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-05-28.pdf c771e01fe5d78f11162d5a95788f8bd7 PDF Text Text VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MATWM8* gutings Kanarr, KWAFPEI A BCIR3W8, IS PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, Ar HA5TISQS, BABKT county, micoiqar Agent*. D, »nd fidelity. «»» •«.< ----rlth promptaew ©riginal Juirj. SBtsrdlana.. THE SCOOTS BHVEWGE. Office and mail •ubaaribcra, SI P*r annum. "if ■ ■4 In ntK.rwla. - 111 £_ -JJ-J H. WRIGHT, advertising. 5sS±l“±,,~ tion. A liberaldiscount to yearly advertiser*. skszt, eiBims and money promptly remitted. [Co.icfotW] While quiet reigns in the rebel _ camp, the little baud we havt _jt out under tbe scout's guidance is cautiously ad van. cing. On through bails of woodlsnd, over hills, and across some of tbe small streams with which the country abounds, they marched silently but surely on their A Southern lady of beauty r^e, Of stately carriage and queenly air; But with an expression Of deeded secession, Which the lady took no pains to conceal, But some little trouble ths foot to reveal, GREAT mon!! fastings’ business Uirtrtorj. That while our army at Nashville l«y, A Union officer high in rank, Of courage undoubled, , The rebeli when lecling confident and cruk. ta*'j Priaiiag atcalad P ’Ae scout looked like a ppw man.— His tall form was nu longer benfj'ur rather, It did not appear so as be strode along at tbe head of the column. The snllow face was lit up with intelligence, and a gleam of ferocity shot from bis eyes. Tbe road was as familiar to him MERCHANTH. as the heaten paths sbout his lost home­ stead, but he trusted nothing to chance. And her lipa would pout GRANT A SPAULDING, Not an unusual appearance escaped tbe Until they stuck out, EALERS In all kinds of dry, goods,groceries, Rivaling Sambo’s in all but hue; keen scrutiny of his eyas, and mor* than crockery, Ac. Stele sL, east of th* poet office. once he called a halt, while he was recon­ noitering in the dsrknesv At last they reached the foot of a hill, MASON ALLEN, when Hardy whUpered t<»the Colonel in EALER IN GROCERIES, provirion*, pr«command, and, while tbe troops rested on tit*. fli*h, butter, Urd. pork, snd grain of their anus, went forward alone. unkind- AUo toy* csadics, *lc., *tc. 8 lor* in oberts triker And learning what gentleman there resided, Creeping up the ascent, keeping in the Coliforn * Block. State (treat. Hasting*, Mich. And being with a brace of revolvers provided, shadow of the trees, lest even lhe feeble starlight should reveal his presence, he D. C- HAWLEY, reached tbe summit and flung himself EALER In *n kind* of Family Groceri**, With a tbondenng shock I Stone snd Wooden ware, snd s general ssupon lhe grass. Beneath him lay the JUST RECEIVED lortmsnt sf Provision*. Also Notary Public. white tents of the enemy clustering Store, two door* east of th* Hutlng* Hon**, ■ round the ruins of his homestead. A a new and most complete assortment of quick glance showed him that no rein­ ROBERTS 4* STRIKER, forcement bad, as yet, reached them, and EALERS In drugs, medicines, patent medi­ DRUGS AND MEDICINE*, cine*. paint*, oils, turpentine, burning Add, with almost-as much pleasure, be saw And bowing he said: their number was not diminished. If any (Eor he was well bred.) ft pitCBBe, Bnruiug Fluid, change there had been, an increase of the "Is it Mr. Southfield that I have the pleasure foe would better have suited bis humor. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Of now addressing f Mr. SouthheM replied, Not a man less; for tbe vengeance that W.PARKER, (With just the least daah of southern pride,] filled his heart, burned to strike a blow "IXTHOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries v v and Provisions. Pork, Lard. Butter, and never to be forgotten. al kindswf Produce bought and sold The manlr proportions and bight of his guest; The outloying pickets passed dnse to the ■Who thus addressed sp>t where h* lay concealed, and as a sur­ ar FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Mr. Southfield again . "1 am Colonel Bomb; prise was intended, he bent his mind to P C RPOSES, ON LY_^H the task of disposing of them. Lazily SWEEZET dk ALLEN. walking to and fro, peering nowand then out into tbe night, the rebel sentry tho’t TTORNEYS ATLAWand Solicitor* in Chaseery. Particular attention n*id to Cowveyof his southern home, heedless of the ■ncinri the invextliratlon of title- to Land danger that crouched at his very feet.— lusaltcd. abued me. Foredoxure* of mortgagee. Ac. Will be happy to attend to *11 call* tn the line of their profession And I've borne till forbearance is virtue no more; With such men as Hardy, action fallows thought ss the thunder boleites from the And I've entered your door e Court House, Hasting*. Mich. With a challenge to meet me in mortal strife; storm-cloud right over head, when lhe [Here be la-d on the table hie trualy revolvers. swift lightning cleaves Its way to earth ; Of difficult problems the quickest of solvers.) TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, so quickly does one follow the other, DANIEL COOK, PRUNES. FIGS, RABINS. CODFISH; that they seem lo be almost simultane­ USTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and in fact, everything in the Grocery line, soch a* Or else your wife must apologue. ous. ■ will be needed for family use. The sentry came forward, humming an Astonished, amazed. air learned in the cotton fields of his own native State. A sharp noise, ss of a cikdjiixst iPXEiruiuxjrs I. A. HOLBROOK, footstep on a rotten stick, startled him ; TTORNEY and Counselor al Law, Solicitor in Ail Cwklig Extracts, j but before he could give an alarm or call . Chancery. General Land and Tax Agent.— And such plain reading convinced the southerner. ice, second story of Rower’s block. FOB THE ESPECIAL BENEFIT OF THE" LADIES. for help, the"hot breath of an enemy was And he laid: "My dear Colonel, it can't be io. . upon hie cheek, and hi* throat was grasp J. M. RUSSELL, ‘ ed by tbe sinewy hand of the scout; lhe DHY8ICUN *adSnrg**n- Office in RnaselT* That would i struggle wax brief. At all times, it was IT *tor«. SUto atreek ] not easy to find Hardy’s match, and nnw, PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ JOHN ROBERTS, ; standing in sight of bis ruined home, the VELOPES. CARDS, Ac., Ac. OHYSICIAN ud Suryron. Dwelling on BroadI remembrance at his wrongs gave him the A stalely, beautiful, haughty dame. JL way. near lh* C«url House. Upon our shelve* mey be found all of tb strength of a giant. There was a wild "Do you know thia gentleman f” asked her Ion "I think I bayt met trim,” the lady replied. xtrikihg nut of the tirmx, a clawing .of the HOST POPULAR II. P- CHERRY, "Did you ever insult him f” her husband cried. hands, n blackening of the face, horrible •VTOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will। a "What be calle Insult I do not know; IN teo.l lo all bnstacs* enlruated to him with even in the starlight, until tbe knees gave promptnen and fidelity. Reaidence. Johnstown, I presume I did show way, and the picket fell lifeless upon tbe Barry county. Mich. Blanks kept al way* onUnd. sward. ‘Weil.madam.’ aaidBouthfleld.^omewbat enraged. Not’ a ray of pity, not a pang of regret [Not that be thought that she bed disgraced him. •Tell upon the heart of lhe xcout. To him A TTORNEY and Counselor al Law, bat id tor We would respectfully announce to the eltl Burtaeb*dBiluaiioBinwbUh*heh.d pl*cedbim.] it mattered nothing that this picket had A and Counselor in Chancery. Notary Public. >i» of Hasting* and vicinity, that we found to "Yoor ihougbllcM conduct h*a placed me in Af. All buaiuM* attended to promptly and effi­ done him no harm ; no vision of a south­ di everrthinain our hue of trade sscbMfM can A fcrful dilemma; ciently. Office No. 5, Noble’s block, Battle Creek, “ bought .1 Ly H^e. Give u* a «I1 Judge ern hearth made desolate, or of tbe long Michigan. for yourselve*. We intend to sell agony* be had prepared for some selling You moil apologise, or I muit figtil, heart because he did not come, moved j J. M. NEVINS, (DlEBAlPp (DASE For there He the wMpona tall In eight; TV’otnry Pnblic, and Tax *£vn him. Apart from his duty to the little I And so to apologive you may begin.” AT attention osid to making out band who wanted his guidance, the sight1 For ou* whole minute tbe lady *too«l. gages and Cootrsct*. Groat e*re <>f the low chimney stack, atanding h solAs rnshed through her vein* the seeth.ng blood, Special attention will b« paid lo COMPOUNDitnry guardian over the sshea ofhis home I lN<r»nrf putting up PREHCRU’TIONH; and any And her rnry ;ng eolor wool and efflne, She drew back her skirt With a terrible flirt. And a glaaceofdeflaDM would flash from her ey* ; Over High Prices, at the D HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! D &. S R , D D NIB MW8» A GROCERIES! PATENT MEDICINES JACOB FEBR1S, one porclnuing medicine* of u» can rr’y upon their being ‘a • MICHIGAN IONIA, nnnPDTq s ktriKFR “°"J"T3‘“T"'kEB- Like flashes of tbe eldatris flame, Or Ukethe borealis bright. Darling its rays *fpoUr light; I Then darkened her brow with a look of d«*palr, —u—. Hsarixoa Msece «. wos- ---------------*■ J UDGE OP PROBATE, eral Land .nd Tar Agent. «•»Will be found in DANIEL BTRIKER, IOUNTY CLERK, Notary Public, and General ' luud and Tax Agent. Office In the Court S. H. COOK, EGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary Public. Office is th* Court Roose, «d op«s at all hour*. Fees to b* paid when paper* ar* left for record. _______________ ' At hrat she thought she would let him fight; --~ Then fancy presented to her sight . . .-------------A view of her Fred, ROBERTS A STRIKER. ’ All bleeding and d*sd. d and Cap* for aala cheap by ROBERTS A STRIKER. Out Loxpox Docx Gix, for utedicinal purposes, for sals by »• imixobbs B Circuit Courts—-18«S» 1863. CTATE OF MICIHOAN.Eifiiith Jndicisl Circuit 0-1 hereby fix *nd foi th* wreril terms •<’^1’2* j *n>d Circuit, for tb* years L-u3 wi has lohows JAMES A. BWEEREY, PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. C<~n**Uv st Law. Solicitor sod Counselor in Cbsncer), jsiiT’LSS “ - HAKMOK SMITH, rrmooiTooosvcosIkuSUU. B-hWjIkKOft.««• «•“’“W “ «“■ Which filled her aoul with a wild affright; Anti her nnde gave way.and the alienee ahe broke, And penitent word* contritely ipoke; And the Colonel *o brave Thelady forgave -, [With a alight inclination of his head,] . “I wish yen a speedy return to yaur home.” “Good day Mr.StmtblWd. Go*d.day. Col. Bomb.’ MAfcTrv, May!», 1ML R H. N. BHELDON, 0OUMTY TREASURER. Offic* la lbs Court °'£Smi.k£TSk. a^“ 0W ARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel- iriinTACYVKn '•or wwMtflXdyw'i KOTSLB. says Dr. Alexander te a friend, ‘’ugainat carb aacuamt^rwsWp. l-hfive s^ it make study impossible, Ly the. everlast­ ing run on hneS roonj; and there is no •XL r..v»micn lint waiting Ion? and u easily as though they were some child's toys they handled, and very so^n reached tbe top r>f the ascent. F[ere, resting for a moment together breath, and 6nd prop­ er pt4iti<ma for jheir “bun-aogs,"aa they called the howitaara. the little band nepvsd themselves for the work before them. ' . ' The gray dawn was already breaking. In tbe east, paling the stars nearest fhe horizon, as Hardy pointed Out?, to the Colonel the arrangements of the enemy. “.You kin take era front, Colonel, and your chance in the main is good ; but 1 ■pose ynu will mnke it surer-by flanking tbe devils,” hinting rather than advising the movement. “Soe,” he continued, pointing with bis long bony fingers, “there’s the noys from South Chrlina'right opposite; the Arkan­ saw men He by yon ehimney-stack. If I thought. I’d ask a favor before lhe fight­ ing begin*,’’ said the old man husitatingly. “Speak it freely, Hardy," said the Colonel kindly, with an anxious look, the while, at the brightening east. “Tain’t a long one,” said Hardy, who had caught tbe movement of the Colanel's eye, “and the boys will be better for their wind. You know,' mebbe, I once had a home about here j” ly awnv along the typ of tire hill, be reached a deep gorge, now dry, but In the rainy season the bed <>f a hill-side stream which foamed and fretted in ita course as though.no stop could be put to its ravnges. In this they turned, and trusting to lhe morning’s gloom, inode their way to tire back oftbe camp. The main body felt their way down the hillside. It was not exactly the place for company moveraenta, and a drill-ser­ than thfiv fitfi. - •- ■ niuttering n curse, When the bailis was over, Hardy was found leaning against the ruined chimney ; the psi or of death spread over hia fooe, while ths body of the rebel chief lay a few feet from him. - “You fire not badly hurt, I hope, said tbe Colonel kindly ; “what can I do for Gen. Woods division started on a forced march from NasSviile for Ssvannah.— On Sunday morning of tbesixth we-were ss usual on the march before sunrise; but something jd<wo' than ustlai saluted our eart. We were about 20 miles, from Savannah, and frhm Its direction fltifl thunderiuga were heard. As we neared the village, or wound along the top of the crooked ridge,-thq sound wis more geant would hardly have approved of the clear and from me indsssant runibling the irregularity of their march ; but the men surmise that it was but the drilling of fin grasped tbeir pieces in fighting humor, artillery company was thrown aside, ab8 and welcomed •the coming struggle as nil agreed that it.must be a heavy battle. About 12 o’clock our division (*hHLeaaerly as does a maiden ber first ball. A lout half the distance to the camp had W.>.Ki’s)hAltqa^fd tMTIn three days rations, threw asiae dur Itniipsacks, and been passed over when a sentry discov erod the sdvancing rank, and, firing hin piece to give the alnnn, fled hastily to the camp. There was no time tb lues; si­ lence was no longer observed. Tbe commands of the officers rung out oil the in<>rning pir, and at the word lhe men ,uotreu 6n w the enemy. rushed Down the hill, B|ong open foew, where the rebel sol- at all risks. Purdy and his men came upon the field with a ringing cheer, and dashed into the fight. The scout's duty was done, and as ho neither knew nbr cared for military movements, ho fought tnainly by him­ self. A frenzy possessed him; his eyes glared like a demon’s, ahd: his whole Struggling among their white tents the rebel soldiery rushed to their arms, halfdad, whiles few hundred gathered to the right of the camp, only to be dispersed man—no, not all; one stood out among by shell from the howitzers, which fell the throng- - When Burton meets this among their ranks. There was nothing vlctlm'of lite In the' coming struggle, it for it but a retreat, and the beaten snd were well be weroshriven before lhe scattered forces buddled together in the fight, for Hardy- has a special vow of ven­ rear of the camp, where a new danger met geance against him, and will execute it them. pjsnL n»uuy: <xi« ■»«»>»■ rr>A ■mothered moan, aod it I'm satisfied if we only dean out shot by the accidental discharge of a that hornets’ nest down thar, and J tho’t, musket the o’ight before. Only the Gen­ seeing I knew the old place so well, I eral knew the truth. The dispatches that found their way to could pilot a couple of hundred eo as to the papers were very brief. There bad take em behind.” “You shall fave them, Hardy," said been a night rtconnoittaintf, and a rebel the Colonel, sending an aid at once with camp broken up, with great loss to the Hardy’s name was not mention­ orders fur detailing the necessary number. enemy. The scout looked on with glistening ed ; but few who wars in the expedition will forget the tall form or underestimate eyes “And now, Colonel,” he said, baring the services of the scout bis head, and pushing back tbe thin hair which straggled over hi* forehead.stretch­ Bettis of Plttebsrg Landing- , ing out his hnnd nt tbe same ti®e, to tbe Johnstown, May 16, 1862. officer. “1 might as well sur good bye.— FaixxD Neviks.—I send you a few My work Is most done, and if 1 dont come extracts from a letter from my brother out of thia scrimmage, tell the General how glad I am be trusted me this once. I at Pituburg Landing, filing a somowliat You’re going to flax em out Colonel, and graphic description of the march from lhe quicker the better, lor morning la Nashville to the Landing and ths closing corning on," and he wrung his hnnd with a scenes of the fight. XT.’ wilL “It says that on Saturday March&>th, Hardy led bis two hundred men Quick­ --------------------..-j-m diery were wont todrili, they brokeovsr the slight entrenchment with a yell" of delight, and a fierce hand-to-hand encoun- structioodul;jMM know nor cars ; onoe gettbemen upon the summit unobserved, and all was safe. Turning baatiljr, stopping noly to pick up hbi rifle and listen, Jest the grown fiuriilKar even in fall vlifttfbrr*.— Instinetlvtely bo drew his bowte-knifo some from a canteen he revived a little. “My work's done,” he said faintly, “and it's about time. There ain’t no use in a dead stick, and the branches are all gone. Ifyoo will. Colonel,-tell the Gi neral I died under the old chimney, end that I ■ent the Ask&naaw chief to say I was coming." ■ A grim smile passed over the scout’s face, which faded as his listeners stood by. . “Take some more water, Hardy," said one. bat he did not answer. The Colon­ el took his hand, but do pressure came from the sinewy fingers. A slight shiver The Colonel .nodded assent Some­ ran through his frame, and the scout was thing in the scout’s face made words need­ dead I less. . The victory was complete. A short “This was my farm, and that chimney yonder is all that's left of the old house. time was spent burying the Blain, and, Don't be afraid, Colonel, I ain’t a going laden with spoil*, the conquerors returnto tell a long story. Not that h’s going to be forgotten, but 1 shan't talk about it, they learned lhat D’Arblay bad been fratnfi was animated with supernatural energy. Clubbing hfo rifle, W rnshtxl Along the nnxrojs alloys of the camp, heedless of the knot of soldiers that slunk away at his coming, or vainly attempted to stop his progress, till he reached the encatmpmsDt of Burtoto’s At beam could. Tbn firing still kept up as brisk as ever till about Tn’ctopk, when boom ! boon) I boom ! rolled out over the hill tops, until n«» direction could be gisde as to- the sound—butonp coutippoqs.rjpar, and with few pauses only, the war* was kept up untiLdsrk, gfter which bnl Taw shots were Deard. 'During this.tfme'ogr division was <¥» a’quick, inarch; for ike river. About one j,'<>.&<**5 morning .we.were etoppcw, by ^e, rokd . being blockaded by team's And- t'niiqs of other divisions.ahead. Sharp lighte* ‘ streamed across the sky% fhq rain .h jo fall fast and heavy, and We’raffle best accommodation* Wffieh 'lenMi\ ■tables afforded, and at .daylight tn< od the river, which wo reached at about 8 o’clock, taking the' steamboat Fanny Bullitt, for. the battle field .six.miles above SavannaKial Pittsburg Landing. Tfio firing began early in the morning and the ball seemed « Hvely as at flrit. As soon m possible our■•tkke&,wrffo‘giv­ en us, and we entered the fipld 'from which acontinu6us mass of prisoners anil wounded kept passing bet, gho njany dead Cheers'grectefl Us by .those who had, been. d rawn from lhe action, ,*jme telling - ui that, the enemy' were ^re­ treating—other, thgtMe were too lafo; the latter beitfg true. From die Lfittdiagjb ti».scene bf sclmn is a Steep Wnfi, beyond which is a rolling sui'fhce, spfcrte.ly <xivrpd with a thin shrubbvtimter. In these woods' was the battle oFSurtday. men. A fierce struggle was in -prngresfl, and We entered more deeply.Into the woods, Rurton at the bead of bls bacli woodsmen nearer to the roar of efintjon and tiw rni was making a desperate stand. A fitnibt 'tic of musketry—formed into line'ofbat­ broke from" the lips elf the saoot, ami fo tle and awaited oncers to move foxj>rd, ’ a ruomeut hfc was in the mlddl<. of it,*- Whitt wire hot long in comite; ' We were where therb wM’^ut fi. day His long rifle swung hy his powerfol arm, mowed a lane for hltn, and he pressed on tin be stood in the presence of Burton MmssW. - v • dU .- SPERMATORRHOEA to-sealed 9 order of perfect silence, they -*7eo cheer upon cheer, SQ. eager Xei y for the fray ; it was they puahi the mountain not only strengthened his arm, but rrpclled all 'sympathy w ith the enemy as A weakness to be swiftly trodden under foot. Tn him they wore all alike. Did not the flame* of hla house light up a strange banner, and did not the same banner wave abovu’the encampment so' quiet below 1 All alike, all alike to a TheScoet carefully drew the body of tbe poor wretch out of the path, and seizing his inusket, while be put his troely rifle In a safe place, boldly took up the ' ■ A Ningnlar Mistake. dead man's beat. Timc wns flying fast; Towards the cbwc of the Revolution, the mottling would soon break, and he the owners of the North Church, in New rriiArt needs burry’ his movements, s<^ [Inven; sent to Boston for uaUa u» make taking as near nh possible the gait of the repairs with, when ijne of the kegs was picket he bad alflin, ha walked toward his found to owitain-Spanish dollars. The comrades. The darkness of the night drawn wrote «• ths . B>»sU>n mrrcii i nt favored his diagoise, and the other met Hardly clutched tbfit.therb iyas an error in. s^jipnipg |be him without nspicion. goods ; but he nnswared that Abd nai)s at hini with jiis left hand, while he made were amid M be bought them from a pri­ h’quick movement with his right There vateer, apd he couldn’t (rectify mistakes. waa-a gurgling in the throat, * tide of So the silver was melted up and jnade warm blood gushed out, and formed a Into a serviee plate loFtbh ?hnrch, where ri&jVat bis feet; find the second pidket was dead. ' ’ itia in cse-afthe preterit day. ' 1 ‘So lU’ltaq wayzWaa clear. What °b‘•.‘Warn Torn, jpn Bering -College,’’ I1AM, NO. 4. wn __ fit Evefiiffcrvow, w,.ufww., before a regimental. camp; bui, now the tenia were torn irf pteAea. seatterrd ahd �of the town of Edenton, N. A. 3. Glover, Robert, and tak droath, U ;ws n. from bUh. Ten. two ter were etalteeerl into ■ ed from the Vai ■■■■■■ Regiment, we saw trunks opened and Mbbod, tents torn down, and the dead dnreo tow.rd tb. rinr. again. All day Monday wo were in line awaiting word to join in the fray; two companies were detailed as advance scouts, and soon they commenced a smart £re on the enemy's retreat, aod in lees ■than two hours we had over a hundred selves up voluntarily. No accurate esti­ mate aa to tbe losses on cither side can be made, Though the rebels had tbe ad rentage; their dead tell the superiority «f<Nir aim. They fought with a deter­ mination worthy of a better case. Their prisoners and wounded tell us that Beau­ regard made a speech to them on Sunday morning just previous to tbe attack tel­ ling them they must be at the 'Landing by 10 o’clock that morning. He offered each roan a hundred dollars who fought, aod filling them with whiskey till road and reckless, they took the field more like tigers than men. Monday afternoon the firing every half hour seemed to be getting more distant till dusk, when It was hardly beard. Tuesday morning after a wet night, with no tents, and a cold bite for breakfast our brigade marched out in pursuit of their retreat, which we found about five miles in ad­ vance of our line of the evening previous. Our cavalry had a skirmish with theirs; the 77th Ohio had a brush with their rangers, losing a few. We waited very anxiously till dusk for n “chance in” but were not accommodated ; though at one time we thought our chance good, lhe cavalry had returned from tbe charge and we were ordered to form in another line, supposing by their movements that they i ntended flanking ua, the battery unlim­ bered and in less time than I take to re­ cord it, all were ready; they came not and we were disappointed. Though our brigade had no part in the work our forces drove them over two miles, and now there are no force within ten miles of us. Their deserted camps gave evidence of their haste in leaving.— Provisions left behind, deed left unburied, bad been made. In our labors of the 7th wo found one oftbeir hospitals containing fifty of our wounded, taken prisoners, also three brigade surgeons and 350 of their wounded. As they left them that morning they told them to take care of themselves till wo came up, which we likely would that day. Their wounded speak well of the care we gave as being far better than they ex­ pected. But the battle is over,the day is ours, though at an enormous loss of life and property on our side, and life on theirs. The field covers an area of six miles, *nd over all this extent were the dead; 373 rebels lie in one grave or pit, others in leas numbers. We may have Jost 2,000, and may have lost 6,000. It has been estimated that our loss Is 6,000 and the rebels 0,000 ; but it is only sappositlon, company and regimental reports will soon give a correct account on our side. Good news from Island No 10., it Is curs as reported. Tbe weather is wet and stormy, and thousands like our­ selves have no tents being hurried for­ ward without them or their knspeaks or blankets, yet our health is good. from corinth. 'Cerrcspoodcnc* of the Ciasinsatl Guettc. When the battle will come now, If It comes at all, is just as uncertain as ever. Three hours easy marching will throw the most remote af our troops under tbe enemy’s fortifications. Give the word March ! and fHe deed is done. Still it is pretty certain some things will be done first. Our whole front line, running from Popa’s on lhe left to Thomas’ on tha right, rests on or near a swamp, which fbrms a perfect line of defense.— Tbe swamp is barely penetrable by skirmishers, and utterly impassible to artillery or large bodies of infantry. By some strange overaieht the rebels have permitted our skirprishers and pickets to gain possession of the high grounds ex­ tending along the other side of the swamp, and thus we have bad opportunity to construct bridges through it at leisure.— One part of the line will not cross this —.— I■■■■■ Io lb* Hospital al Terktowa, V*., o* THdsv, May **. lypUU few. KDWaRD D.TCOBTe •f Co. K. rtird Bormret of Mich. I.f.otrj, .(td New Advertisements. PKOBATdOSLU.-nkTl OF MICHIGAN ATER’S CATHARTIO PILLS. [Signed] "Mrs. JOHN BARRIS, See r. inong those attacked, was Robert Mc­ shall have become a necessity indispensa We to. the maintainance of tbe Govern­ “Thia appeal will doubtless be promp­ Lane. late minister to Mexico, who was ment, lo exercise such supposed power, tly responded to by tl»e farmers of the saved by the pollse. Nw Tort, Ma. M. ( are questions which, under my responsi­ North." of our Government was a fixed system bility, I reserve lo myself, and which I Cairo. May 21. The Herold't correspondent from Gen. upon the question of slavery aa affected cannot feel justified in leaving to tbe de­ Memphis papers of tbe 17th announce Banks’division writes that 7.000 men by the war. Upon this subject we have cision of commanders in the field. These the arrival of the Federal fleet at Vicks­ bad been added to the rebel force in the frequently differed with several of lhe are totally different questions from those burg. It had met no successful resist­ Shenandoah valley, and that the wbofe ot police regulation in our. armies and leading Republican papers of this and ance. Fort Adams is one hundred m>les force w as said In number from 18,000 to camps. below Vicksburg, and tho presumption is 20,000, with thirty-four pieces of artil­ other States—they insisting that it is On the 6th day of March last, by a i that no fight bad taken place there. lery, one of which was n 24 pounder rifled. better lo leave this question to tbe com­ special message, 1 recoin mended to Cod­ On the Gtb-of May he said there was'a Washington, May 23. manders of the several departments, gross, lhe adoption of a joint resolution lo large rebel force in the Mountains in while we have insisted upon a fixed gen- bo substantially as follows : Tbe latest advices received at the War their vicinity, but that Gen. Banks had "Jietolved, That the United States Department are as follows: Our army era!-.and well-defined policy. For nearly ought to co-operate with any State which has been within four miles of Corinth for enough men to keep them back, hut it a year,the war was carried on without appears that on the 15th both Gen. Shields may adopt a gradual abolishment of sla­ several days, skirmishing. The enemy any settled policy in this regard ; some very, giving to such state in its descreltoo, doe* not scctn much inclined to make an and Gon. Geary were withdrawn from Gen. Cnnka’ command, and their troops Generals bunting down and returning to compensate for the incoovenieaces, attack. All is quiet in the departments of conferred lo McDow ell. slaves to rebel masters, while others at­ public and private, produced by such In a letter of the I7lh we find these change of system.” Fremont, Banks and McDowell. tempted to liberate them all by a single Generals and their forces had left to join The resolution, in the language above No despatches have been received stroke—not of the aword but of the pen. quoted, waa adopted by large majorities McDowell; that two days previously n from the vicinity of Richmond since , The latter were early interfered with by in both branches of Congress, and now yesterdsy. No engagement bad taken union had been effected between lhe ehmmands of tbe rebel Gens. Jackson, John­ the Executive, while it was left lo Con­ stands an authentic, definite and solemn place. son and Eaell, and they were marchmi’ Cairo, may 23. gress to extinguish the former. Thus proposal of lhe Nation to the States and upon the divided and reduced forces people most interested in the subject A tug sent down, from the fleet to rewe supposed, a clear policy, at least for ". matter. Tn the people of those States, connoilre, was fired on from Fl Wright Bank*. The telegraph now bring* us the intel­ the present, bad been defined. now, I earnestly appeal. I do not argue; Wednesday evening. Subsequent dem For such reasons, we were not ready I do beseech you to argue for yourselves. onat rations by the rebels, prove that they ligence that Gen. Bonks has fallen beck from a'superior force of the rebrls who You cannot, if you would, be blind to the still occupy the place. to practice any jubiliatio gymnastic* are occupying tbe whole of the Shcnansigns of the times. I beg of you a calm over Hunter’s proclamation, not believ­ Boston, May 23. doah valley, which has cost us ao much and enlarged consideration of them, rang­ ing it to have been aulborixed. Major The steamer Rhode Island which arri­ trouble to rescue from their dutches.” ing, if it may be, far above persona) pas­ The Timet' special, Washington 25(h. General Hunter ban never been a pecu­ sions and party politics. This propuaal ved here from New Orleans to-day brings liar favorite with ua. His whole career makes common cause for a torn mon ob­ forty prisoners, principally officers of the says: “We have panned a very exciting Confederate navy, captured at New day in Washington. Tbe intelligence since the beginning of the present war, ject. Casting no reproaches upon any, received last evening to the effect that it acta not the Pharisee. The change it Orleans. has been a series of blunders from begin­ Gen. Banks had fallen back from Stras coDteaapbtes would come gently os tbe Washington, May 23. ning to end. His Missouri campaign and dews of Heaven, not rending or wrecking burg to Winchester, was understood to It has been ascertained from an authen­ war upon Fremont, bis Kansas campaign anything. Will you not embrace ill tic source, that the expenditures of the indicate rtther a precautionary measure and slave hunting, bis celebrated “Lane So much good has not been dona by one Government from April, 1861, to the on his part than the result of any imme diate movement of the encmX. The Expedition” all left him with very light effort in all past time as, in tbe providence present time have net averaged one mil­ of God, it is now your high priviledge to lion per day. . This may be considered a tidings of this morning, announcing the honors. do. May lhe vast future not have to la­ refutation-of the exaggerated reports on occupation of Winchester bv Jackson, But we did not propose to arraign ment that you have neglected it. and tbe withdrawal of Banks? hfter en the subject In this issue will be found the Presidents order annulling Hunter's proclamation. We have erer insisted that the great want Gen. Hunter in this article, hut refer to these things a* lhe foundation of a belief on our part, that his recent order was but another blunder, being entirely unauthor­ ized by Government, and simply put forth to regain in public sympathy, wbat he most feel that be bad lost in the West. Bat with Fremont’s experience before In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set ny hand and caused the seal of lhe Uni­ ted Sttaes to be annexed. Done at.the City of Washington, the >M>day uf May in lhe year of our Lord 1862, and of the independence of tbe United States tbe 86th. (Signed) Abbsoam Ltxcoui. By the President, Wm. H. Sbward, See’y of Stale. him, it was tbe height of fully and impu­ dence to place the Administration m a Drown h position in which it mint modify him or stultify its former precedent. The President’s modifying proclama­ tion, like the Cincinnati Platform, is, as it was undoubtedly intended to be, capa­ ble of various Interpretations. No swamp until all three armies are prepar- man should be considered mulish for at­ ediodo ft slmuhaeeously. When that tempting to preserve bis consistency.— may be, of course, depends on tbe Com­ manding General. Tbe moment we ad­ This tbe President was bound to do, vance beyond it, a portion, at least, of while the “logic of events” admonished the line eumes under the guns ot tbe en­ him to leave a Slip-gap” in hie logic and emy, and it is hardly probable that wo assertions, through which to retreat in an will then foil to move with more rapid­ ity. r emergency, which be more than, inti­ “STKALarv” to ran coanrra—wot nanr- aa to utter the following manly triutie asatiniestr, ia rq|ar#,W1 HASTINGS BANNER. getting out nf their tents. Nearly all of Ml offetr. killed, Ad U» were in advance. Had it not bees for tbe timely arrival of Buell's forces the A train of seventeen wagons laden while on „twd by tbe Con visit to his wife at Edenteg. It is all< fed that these Commissi* mere connived about twenty miles out an the Spring­ Mr. While’s arrest. though they stoutly ’ of suspected traitors.. Mr. Wright *<id : field road, by a bond of rebel guerillas, daoy any simplicity with it. and insist ‘ Mi. PreiHrel, I Hunt ben r» who burned the wagon* and contents, and that they -had nu power to prevent it.— '■ lessly jjsy after day snd heard questions carried off all tbe mules, eighty-six in Gen. Burnside intends to send one of the raised such as were discussed this mornnumber. Commissioner? to.raleigh. whither Mr. ing touching the arrest of rert*in personsi-u-4V.,w Cairo, May 21. White has been conveyed, to demand his JRtaesday K«rMl»g, lay 28,18(2. charged with tremmri. k may be doub*.An arrival from the fleet brings tbe release. Tbe Confederate* threaten — cd whether we have really a Government news that on Wednesday a flag m truce hang Mr. White, and Gen. B. Intends as yet or not Vlolenre, lawlemness. Havnra ix this, chosxx oca covrsk, that all the Commissioners shall swing ' and resistanca to established authority, went around Craighead Point for the withovt atriLX akd wrrn rrax ruxposx, purpose of exchanging released prisosera, for it in case tbe Confederates execute LXT C« KKXXW OCB TXVST IV GoD, ANO OO . in accordance with an arrangement made their threat. They were taken to NewyoaWARD WITHOUT XXAIl AND with manly After waiting some bem in the steamer Ocean Wave iu listen patiently to ganilcman who talk some weeks ago. ■xakts.—Abraham Lincoln. abbufpdwer' being assti feed by a Secre­• hours it returned without having been charge of Major Jardine, and a guard tary or State or by a President. Zn thit met by tbe rebels. Laic In the afternoon from his regiment, (be Hawkins Zouaves. Startling News. dark Aw of my country, I know no lim­ one of their boats cam* up and effected Headquarters, Martinsburg, May 25, 2-40 P. M. Our latest intelligence from lhe theatre it lo the power of. the President to do allI an exchange. of war brings the startling news that Gen. It is believed among the officers that he can to tuppreu the inturrection. He। The rebels attacked ua at daybreak in Banks had suffered a repulse, and fallen must make everything bend before that the rebels have evacuated Fort Wright great force, estimated at 15,000, consist —;--- "♦’ ri- • 1 would not question and fallen back on Fort Randolph, as no »• back overtbe Potomac into Maryland, imperative duty. rEwell — j Jataeon 1..L— rabet gu&boau could be Men .round tbe • e __ ued e nt Di««.o™. it any more than I would think ot pulling above Harper’s Ferry. He had previ­ Our rioJit right and Ifrft left wimrs wings stnod well for pO-int& n.ir out Blackstone to inquire wbat my right ously fallen back upon W iuchester, at A reconnoissance was sent down by a while, when two regiments broke lines of defense Is when the assassin comes to which point he waa attacked by a force me with tbe steel dagger. Com. Davis to ascertain the position uf under fire of the enemy. The right wing fell beck, and were ordered to withdraw. tha enemy. It had not returned when of 15,000, bis fores being but 4,000.— They passed through tha town in consid­ Thus, the whole of tbe Shenandoah val­ PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESI­ the boat left. erable confusion, but re-formed and con­ Chicago, May 21. DENT, CONCERNING HUNTER’S ley is given up to tbe enemy, and Mary­ tinued their march in good order to Mar• ORDER. A special to the Timer from Fort Linsburg, twenty-two miles distant. Our land and Washington areagain menaced. Washington, May 19. Wright, 20th, says: “From indications entire force was' less than 4.000. consisting Great excitement prevails in Washington Whereat, there appears in tbe public made apparent yesterday, It is clearly of Gordon’s and Donnelly’s Brigade,* ilh and the secessionists of Baltimore were‘ press what purports to be a proclamation evident the enemy has evacuated Fort two regiments of cavalry, under General ao far emboldened as to get up a riot.—■ of Maj. Gen. Hunter,; And whereat, the Wright and fallen back on Fort Randolph Hatch, and two batteries «>f artillery.— The Unionists finally prevailed, and at, same is producing some excitement nod a strong fortification on the second Chick­ , misunderstanding; therefore, I, Abra­ asaw Bluff, twelve miles below their lhe enemy, but cannot npw he stated. last accounts the prominent secessionists ham Lincoln, President of the United former position. Officers of lhe flotilla SignedN. P. RANIS, M«Jor-Oener*.l dared not appear on ths streets. States, proclaim and declare that the who went down the river yesterday with BKAXjcaarua. acroxo MxmxisvM I By what oversight Banks’ column had Government of lhe United States hod no a flag of truce, returned with the intelli-1 May 2ft, AU P-M. I been reduced to 4,000 men is a mystery, knowledge or belief uf on intention on pence that neither troops or gunboeta A prisoner captured this P. M. says unless it has been to sate the horse-leech the part of Gen. Hunter, tn issue such a were visible, and that Fort Wright and the rebel fdree in our rear is tu be cry of Gen. McClellan, seconded by the proclamation ; nor has it yet any authen­ the river as far below as the eye could strengthened; that their purpose is to tic information that the document is gen­ enter Maryland st two points, Harper’s semi secession press, of “more men” for uine ; mid, further that neither General‘ Philadelphia, May 21. Ferry and WilliamsporL He confirms tbe Peninsula. It is gratifying to be able Hunter, nor any other commander nor nil we have beard in regard to the relml Tbe Bulletin contains lhe following : together from the dispatches that meas­ person, has been authorized, by the Gov­, force here. We all passed lhe Potomac “ Au appeal received by telegraph to day, ures have been taken to arrest the prog­ ernment of the United Slates, to make xafe, men, trains and all, after making a Sreclamation declaring the slaves of any dated Fortress Monroe. Mat 21st, calls ress of Jackson's forces. march uf thirtv-five miles. late frt't. and that tbe supposed procla- upon the farmers of tbe North for supplies N. P. BANKS, Major Ovscral. , of butter and eggs. Send here to the (nation now in question, whether genuine Baltimore, May 25. Gen. Hunter's Proclamation. or false, is altogether void, so far as re­ care of Doctors Hunt and McCoy, nf tbe Chesapeake and Mill Creek .Hospitals.— In our last issue we published the tele­ spects such declaration. During the day 100 persons were 1 further make known that, whether it Sponges, oiled silk, rags, bandages, lint, knocked down in different parts of lhe graphic report of Gen. Hunter’s Procla­ be competent for me, as Commander in and dried fruits are also very urgently city. Iu one or two canes ropes were mation placing the three States of Geor brought out and preperations made fur Chief ot the army and navy, to deciare needed. gia, Florida and South Carolina under “In the name of our suffering soldiers liangirg parlies to lamp posts. Two men the slaves of any State or States free, and martial law, liberating the slaves therein. whether, at any time and in any case, it I make this appeal. were subbed, but not dangerously. A• States of rebel all crown our tedious delays. * ■orTirin, was not to his bed by OS bos lages for Hr. 'White, a Union right, of Indiana, mates is likely to arise. Interpreting this proclamation from the stand point Meantime Gen. Halleck is reported to we occupy, illumined by tbe light of the hare said that be confidently expects to Presidential nerve, deoiaioo and earnest­ take Corinth without losing over a hund­ red and fifty wen. Evidently be is not ness evinced in putting down the rebellion waiting merely for an opportunity for for the last five months, added to tbe ear­ Ascher dr Co., of Indianapolis, have brought out a small trashy book, in cheap form, purporting te be my “Life, Speech­ , es and Addresses,” connected with my | troubles among the Seccsaionista. This is a doqcs production, doing rue great1 , Jujuslice, and by no means reporting me 'correctly, either as to mv history or. speeches since) came North. I am now, preparing a genuine book nf the kind, and। will have it out in a few days, published। by George W. Childs, of Philadelphia.'—. Applegate A Co. of Cincinnati, are the, publishers for the WeaL I caution the. publie against the bogus concern, u 1 shall al once couinienoe legnl proceedings against all concerned io vending it as well1 as tbe publisher. ___________ W.G.BMWNLUW. nest entreaty and emphatic admonition, in the document itaalC it appears as a Ma. Lovxjot’b Bill —The material Latest advieas from the army of the gagemenlof six hours in the direction of Potomac, state that McClellan has cross­ Martinsburg and Harper's Ferry, placed ed the Chickahominy at lhe Bottom matters in a new light, and nroused seri bridge. His head quarters are now near ous apprabenuona not only fur the safety of bis little command, hut*for the Balti New Bridge. Preparations for an attack were being more A Ohio Railroad, the city of Balti­ more, and even the Capital. made. “Later in the day, tha reports of the The rebels made n dash on Gen. Banks’ line al Front Royal this afternoon, and rioting in Baltimore, and in tbe rout of lhe entire force of Banks by the quick attempted to burn the railroad bridge recently rebuilt by the Ftederals over mnreh and overwhelming numbers of lhe Shenandoah. Particulars not ascer­ Jackson, greatly itensified the extiterocut. tained. , “The secessionist sympathizer*, tj»o r* New York, May M. greatly efeted to conceal thar- i*»y. openjv The Newbern Proprett of the 20th, ^X£.’^ed. lbc’.ir that lbe ho*t* "I mentions (he return of the expedition nf Jeff. UrtvistfiH overrun 'Mvvlaud and two regiments from Pollocksville, whkre the District within twenty-four hours.they met and dispersed the rebel cavalry. No ctsualitiea are mentinnpdBaltimore, May 26. Strasburg. Vn., May 2-1. Baltimore Street, from Calvert U> Holi- S.£Blr» S*creUrt at Wm ; Col. Kenley’s command of Jnfentry have been driven from Front Royal with con.idecable loss in killed and wounded and prisoners. The enemy’s force Is estimuted at from 5,000 tb 6.000, and is reported as falling back on Frqnt Royal. He probably occupies the place this morning. 8*r^ ». P BA!JCB,MVrGs»sre». Philadelphia, May 24. Gov, Curtin, on lhe In, received an intimation from tha War Department that additional troops would be called for, and immediately replied. “Penn?ylvMia will furnish any nether re oay, is crowded this mominv. There is considerable excitement The crowd 4s chasing obnoxious people, and occaaumaJ. ly beating some one. detnanding the di.pU, cd ita rf^. ,[| OBWBp,p,r •«d poblic build inp. All bjV.'onmpHrt and abandoned. Tb, tiHument |, (■Bpf„| neta taceauiuniu, h.vB dicumpernd (, 21“UiUrT k“ “k*" part tn these doing*. in n bow of hope and promise, implying tha t farther into tbe Gulf States.— ■uM, end will b. Aot forward ,bort:r N.oVoH.MvM, The and want ries of lb. 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Throat and Lvnos.—At this season of the year when coughs and cul.k arc ko an wnc CMira it, ha Will .end of tbs nrsJ-npUon ua«d.((rac ofcharao) with the direction, for preparing tb. ume, wW they will find o •raa eras fob coxicxenoa, asfua, Baasonvu, .*.e’ <?O,T of tbs advertiser In Beading the Preaenption, is to benefit tha afflicted, ant <>™d lB,«?u/.,whld>|„ .Xi" to 4,“ .el I. mt; unrar will» u, "“‘■k- “d "J ©®nnp®rm®H HARD-WARE! GT’ OLD FRIENDS UH VTSM gwrywtoro-by All WioutiLi Dacocms in the large citlaa. Some of tbe x*r xatsi Wholesale Ageits !■ New York City. SMeffelin Bro’s A Co. B. A. Fabeu.tock, Hull ACOk At^ . . A.B. AD.SradsACo. Wheeler A Hart. James 8, Aatanwail. MoaraAAUen. H.Otoekel A Co. Thomas F. Fa ter. - • - Pat sp la 50cent sad81 BotUesereb. (wore: (m] M nrick'a . mxowhlt pi^ch. Su*ar • ',! Pills. Coetfed The best Family CATRART1C in tha world. I used twiwty year, by fire nillion. perron, annu.lIlly ; »!w.ti give »«'.i»fac- AND nilkfelpMk, Pa. already on our tabla, looking as smiling snd as beautiful sors. as any of its predeces­ The engravings for this number DRY GOODS! are, we think, superior to any wo have scon for a long time. “Silting for a por- portrait,” la indeed pretty and very truth, fi’l—while tbe double-extention fashion­ CR OCKER Y! piste, and many dtbar attractiftns ’ there­ in contoured, are just what the ladies lore to look *t- Godey roust certainly be a ladbu1 man, or he would not know jyall how to cater to their taste. ♦3 per year. Address L- so Terms A, Godey, Who does Admire BeaRtital Teeth! WaLUY JO.TES. DENTIST, is now prepared apply ewbetitalra in • style----------------- - — «» ■sa.'cjjg: reating tlieir decay for yenrs. Tbs* wearied on ▼ULCA51TE RUBBER BARE, And all work warranted. Please call a» V®®«. Rmu'm block Slate street, HasUngs. Mteh, Philadelphia. Also ail wholesale Druggists Chicago, HI., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, O., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., Stacks of Evcr shown in this Market, which we Your oUaisut.servant, 8.0. Monanox. ------ are prepared to well at a small Circa it CwEirto—1M*» !•••. advance from a Clrtoll, To Dutroy-------- |njte?ts on. Plants and Fowls. Th Draft-try-------- Insects on Animals, dec. Clothing “«•>* ““tn! NEW YORK COSTS. To bettroy-------- Every form snd species of Vermin. Herrick's Kit! StTCBgthnlng cure n fire town. HASTINGS, MICH. HP See “Costar’s” advertisements in |bis paper for tbe dettruclio* aud utter ,ounri»Mior y M tiUi of ferwxHF&M in taTwy immi at th. ’i'1**’ * LOUIS 8. LOVELL, amii Hawnsus, Unusually Low Roanm & Sntfntt, »nd by ' the Drug­ gists, Grocery ajid fltarekrep^rs gyncrall^. Springfield (Maas.) JtqouHiean claim* that President Lincoln said to him that **H was entirely untrue that Secretory StBDto® ku in any manner interfered with the planacfGun. McClellan; oo lhe contrary, tbe President nays the Sec­ retary tea dore nothing winch be himself woWd ret hare Ml H Ma, moM OUR GOODS J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. Mica., ;by Upward A88OCIATI0N, pkW»1oS> For Sale! 801Abo the we.1 half of B WX»f Bee. It. Town N.M 10 W, 7« te-10*ba arnva. TUte war- ■ J0H> DORB. * Scottville, Monroe Co, M. T. Shaving Saloon! TV, uk« In exebasge for good.— Wheal, Cora, (Uu, BnH^,,Lyd, Pork, fioxllj dmo<t evorthing yon han to null... Ay •fc. y .rrwEk. l.,HT Doo’lMlo^r. o.an.tl, •Ate. i Piaster vrAmn of tl �IP1 ■ SSVBT socsaouaCBOaUW* ^.jriodtiral Jtnu RADWAT’5 . EENOTATfNG REBOi-FENT THKCBKAFttraUTIlI TOT MOCTDCRA.BLEGLUBJN thkonlyrrliableolujn MMtnaHy prepared for than, cultivated w'ttb craft tentfenw THE BEST GLUE IM THE WORLD. AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE iMn, 01 eewm nne eup, of 1 pie un. wnx wirasTATO watbb. IT WILtaUWO wobn. eggs beat with sugar to suit the tai bake nice, and yuu will hav* a pie worthy tb* trial. - _____invitation lo iatbe neighborhood to oonae , . , T<7them. Under these circumstances tbe utmost vigilance is Decenary to preserve even the plant from destruction; snd those that rtmain with the breath of life in them are generally so disfigured and poisened aa to require about half tbe 'I iSfflW^inrtwi MARRIED LADI». UUd sssr&'ran.’^^. NATIONAL ^OFFICES*. blighting influswees. Attended with *11 this labor of tbe preparation of th* soil, and the subsequent car* which ths squash-yard require*, it is rarely the case the *quaahfo do not oust the firmer altogether to much. There is a cheaper and better way of raising this ddtaious and wholesome ar­ ticle of food. It may bo common to others, but it came to onr knowledge through tbe necessity of finding *stne more certain way of obtaining a crop than by tbe squaahyard process. Several experiments were made, and among them oue baa resulted in giving us tbe greatest abundance of excellent equashe*, almost without cost We plant our Geld potatoes in hills st a distance of three by three and a half with strawy unfarmeotod manure, into these hill* ocdfoionaliy a squash seed, with the potato—but these are intended for early use; for the young Marow or Hubbard is as delicious aa the true sum­ mer squash. At the first hoeing, seeds are pushed into tbe potato hills, preUy near tbe potato-plants, where the planta are slightly sheltered while young and tender, and soon begin tONtretch away Into tbe open spaces between the rows and hills and grow with great vigor and luxuriance. All our hilling of the potato U done at tbe first hoeing. Tbe'ailtlv* for is passed through the rowe afterwards, and all weeds kept down ; but all this occurs before the squash vines have ex­ tended themselves so as to bo in the RADWAYB REN- an,m>ink>rwlw. t IT WILL MENO LEATHER, vour HaroeM, Strap., Belta, Boots, Ac. IT WILL MEND GLASS. » piece, of that v« ent Gleea bottle. IT WILL MEND IVORY. WX&mAS’SSW IT WILL MEND CHINA. T~tk™l~ Cbm. C.^wtlWwnwW »«steiu; and in aji cneea where there is aeyconiditutional debility,three PUU trill ensurea ittcreg BILUO08 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER. S^Ur^ V Arie-WILUAM «. SEWARD, rf RADWAY’S READY RESOLVENT 18 A GhEAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. Bad Cough, Hacking and dry Cough, Stitching A. SI*I ■■ ■ V.Im. I.. , K— MOL t>*<M ■>.— Heart. FostamXfr G®ur<4-M0NTG0MERT BLAIR, of AXforwey ff/aartH-HXwlBDBATat, fo Missouri. will apoedily deliver tba disabled and tricken sufferer from A LIVING DEATH, SupreaM Covf.ofthe VRlted States. aie/'^aic^-ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. AsaxtoXe Artfav-NOAH H.8WAYNE. of Ohio. -JAMES M. WAYNE, of Georgia g^rX~' -JOHN CATRON, of Tennesaee. -NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me.' -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ala. R. R. OF ANSWERED. £tjal Notices. Croduoe similar results ; but they should b six or eight rods apart.—Neto England the-itaa tumor* ia tb* blood. White Sweiitag*, Nodes, deafneM, discharge* from the eyes, esr* and nose, glandular .weiring*, dropey, and con■titulional diMaiei. Such Las been tbe uuparal- eruptive diseases among onr own people, with speedy restoration to sound and permanent health. and growth. Common soap ands is lass hurtful than the solutions of caustic pot­ ash and tar. Tbo safest and best wash known to us, ia simply a solution of com­ mon anlsoda, (often called bleacher’s No. 1 soda,) dissolved in rain water, at the rate of one, pound of soda to a gallon of water, and applied ia spring and fell.— It will not hurt th* tree, but will destroy mosses and other fungi; and no eggs or cocoons of vermin can stand before it— It will work off the dead bark, and leave* dean and healtbfol surface. But to insure the highest success from this application, the soil about tbe roots of the tree* should be drained when itisvfit and be well manured if it is barren.—Ayrievlturiil. flow TO Goow Mxlons, Cccvmbxm, Squabri*, arc.—As soon as the seeds begin to crack the ground in upward veg­ etation, lay over each hill a half a news­ paper or other sheet, a little raised in the centre, and place a boeful of dirt bi each corner, so that tbe winds cannut blow tbe papers away. Keep them on till the third leaf grow*, aod no bugs will trouble the vine*, aod they will grow as fast a* in a hot-bed.—t. b. m., ta Gen. Farmer. '"we’reply (bat Redway’s Ready Relief chief and truly Price 25 Cento per Bottle. the immediate arrest of pain, aod ha potency In Price 25 CenU per Bottle. ’ Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per B«>ttle. Price 25 Cents [-er Bottle. b.«b the rouslry .. ffooded >TU“ N cyp fjlevkkt TERMS CASH. Childrou and inflate with imvuaii JOHNS A CBOSLEY, (Sole M.imf.ciureni.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, ' Liberty fctrect- •■Msllally stein banishing NEW YORK. Important to House Owner*. Imporant to guilder*. FEMALES. Important to Railroad Companie*. and the thrcateued disease expelled from tbe ay*^ Important to Former*. ftrnt everybody. which JOHNS A CROWLEY’S IMFKuVKD GCTTA PBRCUA tronaminsiou. from parent to child. Thia-xrva't power we clnim for RAU WAY’S RENOVATING USBOLVENT; and we religiously declsro that, if r*T CirfJta way's Ready Relief will be found ail-potent. J aJiaraiakrat ion, «ilh«rtntern*Hy or cxterwallr, .a. tbe progress tbe ... scatt of pain indicates, will areast of the tbreaienod disease, and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or discomfort. ’ If people, on theflisl indication uf uneasiness or pain, either slight or severe, vuiuld take a dote of Radway'a Readv Relivf, noi une thousand in a wqulde^r ba lrvubled.wirtjHokueaa. nwiif$ THUgATKNCD wnra Crotfp.*Biplh<via. Tafluenaa, SoroTbroat,■carlet Fever, Typhoid Fever, Pneumonia, Biliious it__ i__ v____ __j a__ DR- J. BOVEE DOBS’ CEMENT ROOFING, pbyaiciana, Imperial Wine Bitten nrrpared by an eainest audslnllful pl ysiemn RKADT UBLIUr a newspaper printed and circulating in said oc ty efBarry, for throe successive weeks. imn> ately previous towaid day of hearing. (A true copy ] SHEllMAN C. PRINDLE, ayatem. In the early stages of Pthiaia or Con­ sumption, Fite,Scrofula, and in ease, of wire bead, ulcer*, tumor*, hacking cough.bronchitis.thes.e of Radway'a Renovating Resolvent will extennin- IT IS HUE AND WATER PROOF so many varieties of disease as every physician in tbe practice of medicine prescribes Calomel, Merrorite hobya of the profession. It is a well known healthy body. .................... CHRONIC DISEASE. Another class of diseases that no other medi­ PROBA TB ORDBR.-3TJLTE OF MICHIGAN, cine*, or tbe moat akillful physician* hare suc­ Coanty of Barry, aa. Al a aeaaion of the Probate Court for the Coon- ceeded in achieving, more loan in merely palliat­ ing tbe auflering* of tbe patient, which Kadwav's Rraay«*oolte»l will positively eradicate fa that Estate ot Lavneace BbHaer. AND IT « TWICE AB DVBABLE. conditioner tbe patient, calomel forms tba im­ portant and most active agent uf tbe prescription; ■ <><! if (Hrnf ik. —I. .-...• —. .. 'State*. Canada, •wwi.u TLKs. elftro^,'hVCb nQ lon<”rA“-n V*en unucu .'Lairs, aaquno led wit* ISeir Is all newly settled placet, where there broai-C----------------------and MO8T DURABLE ROOFING M Ua^ it t. fo nWC- W<T“- WK*THEM nnU KINlia r »» Roore of all Wilbn FACT*. ' DR. J.4M)VRE -DOD8* hh’jh'Xdc. nnuPiKBiAi »vwwj .in sru -----....... .......... . —r r — ,v — 8 patient a new lease of Hfe. ! minutes after ite application ; that it will protect of RADWAY’S RENOVATING RE- Uie eggtern sgafoat sUacks of all matenoue. e<m. . It lU^.. I...HI. »u—- _ .— ------l.wwW wnW iiifaetKHU dlSwOM_ I.U-. Ik. t..i. therein set forth, that adc late may be granted and appointed Adminlatrator. No tlr»l la mpIrW in '".king .pplk.r„« ■ ■ ■— ■ IW.—M mill* MH'UIU DUl be daased amoi-g tbe quack noat rum. which flood 1-re U><WMnr.wT>plw,.lMa». ItaWal ■TSir^asiKi, A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. have been an m. RADWATS HUB IN MILITARY CAMP8. It can be applied by any one. Are superior to all purgsUre or cathartic pills. "SStfS itioner give notice paper printed in said county, of Barry aucoeMive weeks, immediately previoui day of hearing. (A true copy.) « AC. PBINDt COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. in afmoat every camp tbroughont tbe Grand Ar­ COST1VENK88, INDlOfSTlON, LIVER COMPLAINT, DY8PMPAIA, my of tbe Union, with the bappiext nacreu. I etfem from -Brigade and Regimental xurgeonx. offi­ BILIOUSNESS. SICK HEADACHE, cer!. and privatea.aaaure us that Rapway'a Kcadr INFLAMASIGN OF THKBOWEtal, NERV0U8NS&, MELANCHOLY, Relief lias contributed more to the protection of the troops against disease, and to the use aud DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, ceatfort o< th* aick. than ail other medsetaea used in six aocu. or means MggMfcd by the radical aqthontias. A doae of from six to eight of Radway'a Regu­ lating Pill., wiil.ta the moot distressing case* of “ “ eocaa. Derangement ot the AND KK8T0I1I , *acqrea healthy evacuaereons troubled with Coa- notified tad examinaliotr; TONiC, MhBlCINE AN© BEVERAGE. I’trtlChASE ONE BOTTLE!! GOTTA LkZQXJXX) PERCHA CEMENT, FurGi.ltag M.tol, of.U Kind, when Mpo-d to lb. Aeun. o( (be We«lWr, ihaSystcM a»d Froleirg Ufo 1 prices* per Mattle,« Mattle* for SA CHARLES WIDDIFIET.D A CO., ■■•lb PHcrairroRM. IXClfitt or t£*er. bmfej 7 ilber P“n ln lljeKidu<y-., Wouada,Pain in Uic DR. RADWAY’S PILLS, SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. oats bleed u e elements of health regeneration. ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BREATRTNO. PLKURIST. PAIN IN THB 8IDK, SHodlDEBS, GROCERY, SALOON ■AJsTJD \ Ite we’will, in a fow mi note., rril.v. yoaof pxin ■nd Ite continued um cure you nf the complLnU CHRONlCRHEVMATtaM-ASTHMA and nrsrsiibid <__ .1___ v-a^MMT II. N. SHELDON. BOARDING-HOUSE Thr aubaertbrr ia now prepared to a^ll ood former* have learned this by cxpe FAMILY Ruflbror from ACUTE CHRONIC RHEUMAT1HM GROCERIES A. Uw u lb. lo.ru, -Av O.A Of roodj tbe beat kind.’ RAD WAYS' REGULATING PILLS Bbaxb are the best fellow crop. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. ,,----------------- ;ua (or all case* reqninog a Toalc . Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. PURIFYING THE BLOOD, ring from tbe akin Pimplee, Tetter.Raab nffvn.ive mark* .rul .ill Dom’t SB Arbaib ot Seed.—The Ohio thia country mso too little seed; tbe ground must and will be occupied, and if .i_____ -J___ .________________ .TT___ .. reeda, &k, will take in place. Some irifyiog in'their action. THESE BlTThRM h7 AMERICAN CEMENT CLCE. Of Has- Complaints are made here and there, that certain washes for trees do mors hurt than good. One, whose trees are mossy aud hide bound, and infeated with inMCta, used lime wash ; another used soap ; another tar ; another a solution of potash; but in nearly every cane with uneatiafaetory results, The caustic limo kills tbe parasitic plants snd the vermin whieh infest the bark ; but while a good part ofit soon washes off, what remains become* converted into carbonate rof limo, which fills the pores of the inner bark, and prevent* ite healthy expansion They aiy also exeeirakoeaeM peculiar to ECOTOMY IB WEALTH- ♦ 10 00 * year saved in every family On* Bottle of RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF IMPORTANT TO PARENTS, is no medicine iu the known world, or other person* interqated it to appear at a MMon of i they strengthen and n *nd give a »r. Ma’ CelekarM Vise XUBIB JTBaznJuPixsa’BT) i R. THE MILLION AUSTIN BLAIR, Governer. HENRY T. BACKUS, President of the Senate and way. By this mode of cultivating tbe vine, Estate of Marlin Walidorfl. few plants ar* injured by bugs, the crop n secured at a must trifling cost, and it ROBATE Order.—State of Michn has invariably been a .good eno. The vines should never be so close as to run mto each other—not nearer than two or three rod*. Those who try this plan Prindle, Judge of Probate. will be quite certain to abandon “squash Iu lhe matter of the eatato of JfirHia WalUoff yards," and to have at harvest time as late of tbe Tuwnabip of Hope, in said county. many high Savored and excellent squashes On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, as they desire. of Milon Walldorff praying, for certain reasons A dozen or two of squash-seeds, plant­ therein set forth, that Administration of said eeed” in an acre of oorn, will be likely to be put on aa ainwg aa ever. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. for BUtfoas complaint*. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Ac. I can.ider the Ready Relief and Regulating Pills unequalled. The Regulating Pilte are mild 11 will Mend B-ne, Urk «nd l> l«Ss»opfeM|MK and tborougbly efiortire. I.ct ererylhln, bul M.tala. The Aral doae alionld be large enough to purge, aay four or five and each auceeaaive doae be dinM AHX*1CAX ClMfXT miaiahsd one pill, until reduced to one, and Iben A., " ur trkjrt it m mandrdrepeated .very day. for a week or ten day*. A cure Mt«w , . . ' -Tom,-—,------ Sanaa*. —-- । Da. 8. Radway'a Regulating Fill* are sold for Twentyfive cents per box. (each box contain* thirty pills] by DrugguU, Merehsnta, and atorekeeperaRaoway k (h.'t Office. QUESTION U«x>d of all ite people, and ba* beoomo establubed m • conru(utiooel infirmity, and has baffled the ■kill of tbeir beat pbyaiciana. With knowledge GEORGE H. HOUSE. Deputy do ' of tbeae fact* Dr. Baowat wax determined to te*t feg5j§wggaT^fter<foserM. tbe accoracy of ' JOHN OWE^’mS^rrow^r, JtADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, which wa« prepared exprcwly to meet the exiJAMES TURNER, Deputy do CMtotas of tbe aixeaxe* ** developed in the tropic*. JOHN M. GREGORY. 8upL Public Inxtructioa. L<me ’aPP1‘*» w,re to Braili, Bncuii* Arre*. CORTLAND B. STEBBINS, Deputy do SAMUEL 8.1taC*rrC«^r. skte Land Office. Chili, Peru, Equador, Veniueta, Bolivia, New Great Si. and toeeraral island* of the Spanish CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do maia. aud waa thoroughly tested by Physician, CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. and tha PriMthood, and is now the official retnc JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General. dv used by the Physicians, under the name of J. M. FOUNTAIN, Quarter MaatardJeiieraL ••Solutivp Renorador de Radwav." ftbe Spanish ■■ ■■1—1 F» I ---------- . RJ*- I for Radway’a Ready Reaolrent,) in the treatment of Scrofula, Syphilis, Ulcer. Turn ora. Prolap. w **■ Btcx>w,erw abaoiutelr UMrpuwl bran? IT WILL MEND MARBLE. No matter if that broken Pitobar did Mt Mfobta aehilling, a abiUtagsared i» a»h Hing earned, n WILL MEND ALABASlfcR. — .__ I. kmlrn and van rafe't known to all physiologist* that SCROFULA. LEPROSY, SYPHIUN, ud ite horrible train of concomitants, prevail in lhe tropical regions of theRcutb. to a mtwb great ■TATE OFFICES*. 1)B. J.BOVEEDOD8’ fell immwliitalv rallaviwl ____ j..' . W oolj . If an forty variety i* planted there will br«o difficulty in gstling them off the,ground in tifofrto gfo in wfe.1 Iftfelxm ri artforgtq county ar Barry, — -” - Warn Mmj. *t AU Soon t ‘-''•““•••'uer-m-cuioi ot toe Or Cold Lunch if desired- Hasting., in au cunsna. TEA OR OQFFEE. RADWAY8 REGULATING PILLS, .• CHICKENS^ TONGUE. SAIL , i’y,i^. • ,nE’ Mr y ^••rd wttl b. famieWd -NoShieg to dm? thstyoa dunotwaat;’ “ Ilfo Btasy persons bnb. of the patient. R1DWAFB FILLS «rS fod! COtfNTT ACCOUNTS/ /' RADWAY’8 REGULATING PILLS itVwa. wder A GOOD A. n HANNAH. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-06-04.pdf ed2ed2ef153daffc994b0ef8f998035b PDF Text Text VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, MICH., WEJDNES1AI, JUNE 4, 1862. €l)t Jfastiigs l)an|rr, IS FUBLIRHKD EVERY WEDNESDAY, ar marinas, barky |I KNAPPER A BUBIffWS. 1 ATIW5KT?“iCO<”,8KtLOh8ATLAW. " Chancery, Tax aad Insurance an^fidelity. cob sty, gticiiOAX ■num, if H. WRIGHT, ADVKRTIS1NO. A TTORNRY sod COUNSELLOR AT LAW,' A sad Holidtor md Co«»Mll0r to CUvrary Psrticaiar attention paid to the collection of clsimn and money promptly remitted. Office, with W. W. Raipb Esq., Mid dievilla. ’ RarrrCowiY. Michigan. r ” Choio Botin. BhelUr bis dear b*ad, l pray I Narva bls young ana with th Of Jastica, Ubsrty and Right Whara tha rad hall daadliaat &lb, Wbaraatarndaty taodly calls, When tha strife la Aarca and wild. only risking your own neck by your in­ terference. “Not as long as I have life to defend him," wm tbe answer. Tben pointing toward the door, be continued, “Leave mv shop!" and m he spoke he again raised his sledge. They hesitated a moment, but the firm demeanor of tbe smith awed them into compliance. “You’d regret this in the morning, Bradley," said the leader, aa ba retreated through the door. Bradley followed them out menacingly and watched them until they disappeared from sight down the road. When he turned to go back in the shop, he was met by the fugitive, who, grasp­ ing his hand, exclaim'd: “Oh ! bow shall i ever be able to thank you, Mr. Bradley T’ “This is no time for thanks, Mr Peters, unless it is to tbe Lord ; you must fly the country and that at once." “But mv wife and children 1" “Mattie’and I will attend to them.— But you must go to night" NO. 5. the day that old Tanaeaaea wm to be thin plunged into the b and he fell forward disgraced I—Here, Joe I" At this the other person in the wagon guisblng the light and having aU •lighted and entered the shop. He was a sul warth negro. “Joe, would you like your freedom 1 midst of ths consternation, said the voung man." rested on Bradley's shoulder, h.s hoods “Weil, Maaaa Juba, I wouldn’t like “Joe, the white rare luv. mninuinwi their liberty by their valor. Ara yon willing to fight for youml Ay I fight to tent, then into a wagon and driven rapid­ the death 1" ly off. In half an hour the smith waa " . ___ ^n<1w,,nnl that John.” < “I believe you Joe, But I have dee- < perate work on hand to night, and I do imountains. “John," Mid the smith, as be grasped r.lh the buratinj ehell ud shot— not want you tn engage with me in It hand of his rescuer, while his eyes without .’prospect of reward. If I sue- the 1 glistened and a tear coureed down his ceed. I will make you a free man. It is | furrvwed cheek, “I would Uka to omIUl a matter of life end death—will you go 1 I “1 will, Massa.” . 1tie before 1 go.” “You shall." was tba reply. •Tben kneel down and swear before Wanders from the mercy seat In another hour the blacksmith clasped the «'•»• ever ••• living God, that if/you After those dear roving fevj^. «*■•' —» — —»---------- Wter^or ------- -his daughter to his boaom. Let thy tender, pitying grace/* swerve tba danger, bareafter It was sn affecting scene—there, in that consigned to everlasting fire I” Every selfish thought erase, GRANT A SPAULDING, C * a *' * lone bouM in tba wilderness surruumUd “I swear maraa,” said the negro, kneelIf this mother love be wrong— “lT'Miight ’ morning, if not eooner, | ing, “an I hupeGor Almighty may strike by meu who had been driven from their Y«.'8 In !’the HASTINGS “Y.„ ......... ....... „ ----- - me’dead if I tiun’t go wid ye through fire homes for their attatchment to th. prin­ *11 :.L - I if I Hon t On wid vs through fire they will return with a large force and c ciples for which the patriot fathers fought For, when silent shades of night. carry you off, and probably hang you an « water an ebery ting." Shut the bright world from my sight— •nd bled—the sturdy old smith, a typa “I am satisfied, Joe,” said his master. on the first tree. You must leave to ­ When around my cheerful fire of the beroM of other days, prowing his MASON ALLEN, Then turning to the young girl, who Gather brothers, aistars, sire— night." daughter to his breast, while the tear* EALER IN GROCERIES, provitloes. yro had been a mute spectator of this strange Thera I misa my boy's bright face “But how 1" : coursed down his furrowed cheek. He dJrs, fiisb. butler. laH. pork, sad gra>a ol scene, he epntinued : From hie old familiar piece, oberts l triker “ Mattie will conduct you to the ren1 •11 kind Also toys csndies. ste.. etc. Store in frit that perhaps it wm to be bis last “ Now, Mattie, you get into the wagon Csliloru a Block. State slrael. Hasting*. Mieb. dezvous of our friends. There is a party embrace; for bis resolute heart had re­ and I’ll drive down to the parsonage, and made up who intend to cross the tnoun- । solved to Mcrifiea his all upon the alter vou remain there with Mrs. Peters, and tains and join tbe Union forces in Ken- , of bis country, and be could no lunger the children until 1 bring you some intelluj^ty. They were to start to-night— wsteb over the safety of his only child. 3t)ST KECEIV ED They have provisions for the journey and| ligence of your father." Wu she to l»e left to tba mercy of ths While the sturdy old blacksmith was will gladly share with you.” paricidal wretches who were sltempting At this’ moment a young girl openedI awaiting the return of bis daughter, the to destroy the country that had given a new and most complete assortment of Often startled by the flash party that he had repulsed, returned with ROBERTA a STRIKER, Of hostile swords that meet and clash, them birth, nursed their infancy, and the door, saying, ' increased numbers and demanded the DRLIH AND MEIFICINES, “Fnther, what is the trouble to nightl” minister. A fierce quarrel ensued, which opened a wide field for them to display Her eye resting upon the fugitive, she the abilities with which nature has en­ p ,ra liquonkdye-staft, window-glass, P«tty jgroresulted in their seizing the smith and approached him. and in a sympathising Senes, etationerr. and fancy artieles. Store in carrying him off. They conveyed him to dowed them 1 “Rawer*. Block," Hastings, Mich. tone, continued, “Mr. Bradley," aald his rescuer after • tavern half, mile distant from the TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. “Ah, Mr. Peters, bo your time come a short pause, “as you leave the State, it •hop and there he was arraigned before W.PARKER, will be necewary, in throe troublrooma SO SOOD 1" And 1 centre all my trust * IIOLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries what was termed a vigilance committee. Thia waa Mattie. She was a fine, rosy time^ for Mattle to have a protector. In thy promise .—“As thy day and Previsions. Pork. Lard. Better, and t«Bl UtttMs girl, paiwd her eighteenth birthday, and The committee met in a long room on । and 1 have thowtht our^maniage bad ,1 kinds of Produce bought and sold, at his old the ground floor, dimly lighted by a lamp tbe sole daughter of Bradley’s house and which stood upon a small table in front belter take place to-night." tr FOrf MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL heart She was his all—his wife had “Well. John, I ahall not object if Mat­ Father! let tnedo thy will! ‘ PURPOSES,ONLY Jtl l>ecn dead five years. He turned toward of the chairman. In about half an hour after Bradle’y ar­. tie is willing." If new sorrow should befall— her, and in n mild but firm tone, Mid : “Oh! ws arrrnged that as we cams NWEEZEY a AEEEJf. rival; he was placed before the chairmani If my noble boy should fall— “Matlie, you must conduct Mr Peters for examination. 1 The old man’s armsi along." If the bright head 1 bare blessed TTORNKYSATLAWand to the rendezvous immediately ; then re­ t Mattis blushed, but said nothing. On the cold earth find its rest < were pinioned, but nevertheless be cast turn. and we will call at the parsonage In a short time the hunted down min­ Still, with all the mother-heart. a defiant glance upon the men aroundI to clreer his family. Quick I No time ister was called upon to perform a mar­ Torn, end quivering with the smart, . is to h» lost. The bloodhounds are on him s riage ceremony in that, lone honse. It I yield him.'neath thy chastening rod, “Mr. Bradley, this is a grave charge snd business. the track. They have sen ted their prey ’ wu an impressive scene. Yet no al­ Office in the Court Honse. Hastings. Mich. against you. What have you to sayl _ and will not rest until they hare secured monds glittered upon the neck of tha "tr” coffee, sugar, spices, pepper. him. So, haste, daughter, and God bless said the chairman. * brids. no pearls looped up her treroai; “ What authority have you to ask 1 DANIEL COOK, PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. CODFISH; yi’ii." . demahded the smith, fiercely eyeing his but a pure love glowed within her heart USTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and This was not the first time that Mattie u she gave utterance to a vaw which Tai Agent, will attend to the collection of - had been called upon to perform such an interrogator. .1 gbtaaud al I other bosincro pertaining to his office “The authority ef the people ofTennes- wm registered in Heaven. office. She had safely conducted several Bradley, sow after the ceremonv.bade THE TEXXESSEE BLACKSMITH. • see," waa the reply. Uninn men, who had been hunted from his daughter and bar husband an affection­ <EUt»nr.xa*j n’XB’J’uni'XB'5 “I deny- it” homes and sought shelter with her I. A. HOLBROOK, ate adieu, and set out with his friends to Near the cross roads not far from the their t “ Your denials amount to nothing. TTORNEY ‘n4CoYnr’Lr“2?V.^,A^._____ ,_j place designated, ~i ourcen«smn-™* e- You --- join others who bad been driven from to tbe designated, from Aid Ceikln Extracts, Cumberland Mountains, stood the village father, I«b.nre „ they mJ. their rerep. re™ th. .re.eremd of lurWIng «n their home*, and wera now rally ing under forge. The smith was a sturdy man of < ,m.u»Um. int. Kentucky. Turning to .nd th. pmtnity of thnt i. tout FOR old flag to fight for the Union, and as fifty. He was respected, wherever i . _ ..... What huva have you tossy to the the charge chsrgelt ” the t ivk.t »nn tn mv to fugitive, she said : ’ they said, “Rfdeern old Twioeroee I” known for his atern integrity. He ser the i ' J. M. RUSSELL, “I mv that it is a lie, and that he who t HYSICIAN aad Surgeen. Office in Russell's ved God, and did not fear man—and it “Cume, Mr. Peters, do not stand upon utten such charges against me is a scoun­ .tore. State ftraet. I might be added, the devil either. His ceremony, , but follow me." drel." v I rexs. rracn-i. ixra. r*rs»- »• courage was proverbial in the neighbor­ She left the shop, and proceeded but a ‘ Simpson.” Mid the chairman to the f JOHN ROBERTS, VELOPES. CARDS. Ac., Ac. hood ; and it was a common remark, short distance up the road, and turned off ।leader uf the band who bad eapturad Tm following .lory, told In connmUon (HYSICIAN and Surrevu. Dwelliagon BroadOl». ««r “V “ *" “ when wtailing to pay any person a high In a by-path through the woods, closely .Bradley, and who now appeared with a ’with th. dmtb of Hon. Tboodoro Fmcompliment, to say, “He is as brave as followed by the fugitive. A brisk walk ।large bandage about his bead, to bind up Ilingboyorti. ho. ju« boon inode poblio.— MOST POPULAR H.>. CHEERY, Uld Brad lay." e of half an hour brought them to a small (a wound which wm the result of a blow At the time of the nominaUoo of Marlin Vu Boron M Mioiaur to Fogland by NOT KRY’PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a One night, towards the close of Septem­ hnuM that stood alone in a secluded spot. from ( tba fist of Bradley. “Simpron," ber, n» he stood alone by the anvil plying Here Mattie wm received by a hearty (continued the chairman, “what have you Pmaidaot Jaakeoo. Mr. Cay nude atrttuouo oppoollioo to Ita eoofirtnation by his labors, his countenance evinced a po- welcome by several men, some of whom ( to say 1” , , , . . ctilar satisfation, as he brought his ham­ were engaged in running bulleta ; while The leader than stated that he bad mer down with n vigorous stroke on the others were cleaning their rifles and tracked the preacher to the blacksmith r would respectfully inooum ~ —- - heated iron. While blowing the bellows fowling pieces. The lady of the house, a ■hop, and that Bradley had resisted his to confirm it, would be bad political pol­ he would occasionally pause and shake hale woman of forty, was busy stuffing arrest, and that upon their return he icy, oppoaed Mr. Clay in the matter, and bis head, as i! communing with himselt. the wallets of the men with biscuits. The could not be found, and that the prisoner •o great wm his influence that no vote • Clay and He was evidently meditating upon some­ fugitive, who was known to two or three refused to give any information concern­ was taken for several days. Miehf<an__________ ___________ Frelingbuysen werafast Wanda.and one thing of a serious nature. It was during oflhe party, was received in a bluff1 , NEVINS, ing him. evening the former called on Mr. F. for one of these pauses that the door was frank spirit ol kindness by all. saying “D<» you hear that Mr. Bradley 1 Mid the purpoee of purwading him. to change thrown open, and a pale, trembling figure that they would make him chaplain of the chairman. his course in relation to tba nomination. ateggerd into the shop, and sinking at the the Tennessee Union regiment when they “Ido. What of it F In his softest, most irresistable manner smith’s feet, said faintly : gut to Kentucky. “la it true 1” Mr. Clay besought his friend to go with .“In the name of Jesus protect me ! When Mattie waa about to return I JACOB FERRIS, “Yea." , bis party. “I cannot, I will not, said their being A" Bradley stooped to raise the pro* home, two of the party prepared to ac­ “Where is the preacher 1 It.re.,, C—.mllw. irelteM" Frelinghuysan, over and over again, ad trnte form, three men entered, the fore­ company her. but she protested, warning “That is none of your business.” MICHIGAN. IONIA, ROBERTS A STRIKER. “Mr. Bradley, thia tribunal Is not to ba ding, “My judgamaat— my oooaasnoa most one exclaiming: them of the danger, as the rnemy were “We’ve treed him at last! There be doubtless in search of the minister. But insulted with impunity. I again demand is all against It." Mr. Clav, unable to Hastixos Mascs A 18®*retain his pent up feelings, burst into the is! seize him!” and as he spoke bo point­ notwithstanding, they inaisted. and accom­ to know where Mr. Peters is. Will sharpest profanity, Twprotadly Mying, . ed at the crouching figure. panied her until she reac-bed the road a tellF . A. C. PRINDLE, “D—n your conscience I Mr. rraTUDOR OF PROBATE. «‘rt*71.P“‘,'i<;iSTB The others advanced to obey the order little way from the shop. RoSSetb a striker. “No." liDRhuysen then said: “I will not atop io • but Bradley suddenly arose, siezed the “Mr. Bradley, it is well known that Mattie hurried on, but was samewhal the room'with you, Mr. Clay, if you In­ powder Kboi.U^d^tor^^b.r' sledge hammer, and brandishing it about surprised on reaching tbe shop to find it you are not only a member but an exhis head as if it were a swurd, he said to' vacant. She hastened into the house hortar in Mr. Peters’church, and there­ dulge in this wicked profanity. My ears shall net be shocked by 1L When you DANIEL rratKEB, . but her father was not there. As she fore some little excuse is to be made them: , . tqmrn- clmi. «.ur, r.bik. ’ “Back! Touch him not; or by the returned to go into the shop she thoughtJ tor your zeal in defending him. He is can talk to mo like a gentleman, or a !>!«««» OU>U>XM>XU* Christian, I will return, Mr. Oay, bull al purposes, for sale by - grace of God, I'll brain ye I” ■he could hear the sound of horses’ hoofs• from the North, and has been lung »usThey hesitated and stepped backward,’ clattering oown the road. She listened,. pected, and is now accused of being an will wvsr speak to you till then- — Overcome by the rebuke Mr. Clay al Q.o<l,-r. IHI..I Br~> r“>« f'/J' not wishing to encounter the ,tur“y। 1but the sound died away. Going into abolitionist and a dangerous man. Ynu once spolo“Com. Ui. smith, fur his countenance plainly told the shop she blew the fire into a blaze . do not deny shalterin^him, end A. H. COOK, Frell«MAn>y*o. I *m egister of deeds. &d «•*•£« -MJ-, them that be meant what be Mid. to give him up. If you prestst In tbh then beheld that the things were in great Fwgi». ra.. “Do you and givethat shelter to an abolition ­ you must taka the consequences. I ask git.rn.. ’ confusion, spots of blood were L more. H.r m Hm m. .oa 1 ist” shouted the leader. upon the ground. She waa now convin- you for the Isst time if you will inform will not .wmr a} more. “I give shelter to a weak defenceless vinced that her father had been seized us of his whereabouts F Such an appeal coming from such a H. N. AHKLDOM, man," Mid the smith. “And again I answer, no. and carried off, but not without a desper­ . Freli^boyOUNTY TREASURER. OR®s i« »ks Ceert “He is *n enemy 1” vociferated the “Mr. Bradley, there ia also another ate struggle on his part. How-__________________ _ ___________________ Z.lrC.^tCu.nrfthl; leader. As Mattle atood gazing at tbe pools of serious charge against you, and your con­ duct in this instance confirms it. You -oriu “'d Br»dlv. [ blood, a waggon with two persons drove JAMES A. AWEEEKYv direremo. Mr. CUj forgol.U bi. pU««, “II. Il upjl “ tbollUoO bound t MROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Couwle^a up,nne of wntnn,an athletic young man of •re accused of giving aid to the enemies red • similar ran. entc.ud„ A‘ C1«I|>|«1 tb« iMder, wilt »«HLaw, Solicitor and CovwAor a Chancey of your country. W hat have you to My five and twenty years, got out and enter­ length the twain parted. Mr. Clays «w mile. •<“£">-£"’ 1i“2j 2 IE roen«,.-.od.emu.t tawfora. So t to thatl" wonderful power of persuasion overcame buainasa entrusted to Wa ed tbe shop. tell you, Brwlley. you bed belter not te“1 mv it b false, and that ba who says Ccurla of tbia State Office lath# Court now ••Good evening, Mattie! Whore is bi. friaads con vietioa’s to that * JasslriMoa- urfie. Yeo know U»t you er. elreedy it is a villain." ■ “I accuse him of being a traitor—aid­ eu.peeled. end if you l~i«, upon .belter your father.” Tben observing the strange demen«r of ing the eauae of the Union," said Simpirm him, it will confirm it. ^•iJospected ! Suspected of whalf ez the girl, he continued, Frel:«,buj~« * K™-‘ “W by, Mattie, what aila yon 1 What *%-mv adherence to tba Union merit* over lire relipoui mlod rf Henry O»J. ■•S. SUU. B-W claimed the smith m a firm tone,.rivaling . — . . .u.e thaat to has happened 1” for me the name of traitor, then I am his ease upon the speaker. Theyoung girl’s heart waa to full for proud of it. I b»va been far the Union “Why, of adhering to.tbe North, was her tongne to give utterance, and throw­ J Rm for the Union—and will ba for ^“A&ering to the North.1’ ijaculated ing herself upon the shoulder uf tbe young latter part of bia life. the Union as long as I llta," ow ARD ASSOCIATION. Phi^ Br.Jl^MbecMtbi.defiwlgl.oo.Jt man, she sobbed oat: . At this the chairman clutched a pis­ ■ N'f RiMlW > ELIAN* “They have carried him off! DonY the spMker, “1 adhere to no north. he tol that lay upon the table before Mm, you see the bh«od f* e^^d ; -I Ub.rr to rar •nd the brwlit blade of 8impace’s bowie “Have <*»*» UJ b*Bdl ‘IT0 my whole country—and will,:•obf’P n* vour father 1* Tbe infernal wTrtcbssF &j ’ as long as I have breath, he adMattie recovered berorif m»flWentiv to Sd M b. brought the sledge hammer to narrate tbeevents oftbe evening. Whan a iwlft tW pound wi^greatfo^.^. X. finished be exclaimed , •* -You had better lee Hy,<r,tk«» fc«Mr I™’"1- Y<B liberal diaoount io yearly adveriiMra. Hustings’ Snsiutsa Jlirtrtonj. GREAT mm! Over High Prices, at the DRUG D R STORE!!! & S , W GROCERIES! ■glisctllanu. J P patent medicines job ©ash B R C P �HASTINGS BANNER 'SSSS.' WOOL taken prisoner* by an armed a GOODYEAR it CO. AR N. WrdieUay ■•ratof JiBtoh along the valley of jb* SBsm®The column numnrri *on*? Ueo dW. thirty thousand men, finely drilled and PROUT* OXDU—PTkn OF MICHIGAN w*U equipped; and wab composed of Mptar <*■>!* ’ reriteewftoBi elmss* assay Uyei ^uw)b"U» Unkm—from Ne« En,l«mi, from NewTork, ptmn.rlr.io* ud MaryUnd. ■ml from Ike North-W«t.m Iler of Probate. preceded by four companies of Rhode Is States as Wisconaon. It* work WUliwa Eatoo. .. I bavc thiajnomcnt read a tele­ land Cavalry, entered Front Royal yes­ destroy or drive from the valley^the reb­ ’“great battle atHicbnioncT renders tbe gram in these words, vlx: “The Seen el force undejiGen, Tbmrss jij Jackson, terday morning, at 11 o ’ clock, and drove THE REBELS REPULSED. o . MYJ wMcb wrpr^tsk-thi. >«rk, oGjk® Wfcpf WtrioMte? to know bow soon called “StonewalP Jadwoo,) out tbe enemy, consisting of tbe 8lh (commonly ■ — -------most* exciting character. Corinth and youban False**an'ff organize throe or four who hod. doting tbe wtetor. bdd GREAT SLAUGHTER ON BOTH HIDES. Louisiana, and four companies of the 12th Georgia, and a body of eavalry. Our lion of that oectioo of Virginia from the Blue Ridge to the bills ia Berke­ loss wm eight killed and four wounded, of interest for. tbe last few weeks, and the1 amTequipped. Please answer immedi­ • New York, May 28. and one missing, all of tbe Rhode Island ley county, and from the Potosusc on evacuation and abandonment of the form- ately and state the nurober'you can ralae. The Baltimore American of the 27th the northsMt to the southwestern limit cavalry. We captured aix officers and (Signed) L. Thomas, Adjutant Gen." cr would hkve possessed great sinificanco, uys Gen. Banka has already received re­ 150 privates. W* re-captuxed eighteen of the State. Gen. Banks’ column set A call sudden and unexpected, finds inforcements of at least 18,000 well _dis­ of our troops taken at Front Royal a week out in liiffh spirits, anxious to measure had not operations at the Utter point mo without materials for an intelligent . tv* ago, among whom are several officers.— swords with the rebel foe, and with a eclipsed that, and perhaps, in their results, reply. Oar young men are all pre-occu­ ciplined troops at Harper’s Ferry. Beveral car loads of siege guns, each wc~u We captured a large amount of trans- perfect confidence in the accomplished rendered this-victory nugatory. At this pied with other views. Still if a real eall ing about six tans, have also been sent up’ portation,including fi ve engines and eleven soldier and statesman-who vm in com­ writing we have not sufficient nows from for three regiments is made, I believe we from the Washington Navy Yard. In ’ cars. Our advanc* wm *o rapid that the mand. Tbe day after reaching tU soil can raise them in forty days. The arms Richmond, by which to determine what one of the trains for Harpers Ferry was? enemy was surprised, and was, therefore, of Virginia, the sdvonce began. The en­ and equippmenta would need to be fur­ Assistant Secretary of War Watson, andJ not enabled to burn the bridge across the emy was driven from Chsrlestown, di* we have gained or lost in events which nished here. Our people have never Gen. Hamilton and staff of the regular' Shenandoah. comfited in innumerable cavalry skirhave transpired at these two points. Wc marched without .them. They go into & C. PMNDLX. army. mishos, hia whole army wm defeated at hope, before going to press to be able to camp while forming liitd regiments, and Woaliingtoo, May 31. Washington, May 28. Wiiwbeetcr, be w*e Dursued to Stros are drilled and practiced with arms and give the results of tbe fight before Rich­ A despatch from Gen. Banks to the Tbe President has appointed and thes Secretary of War states that ibe 5th burgh from thence to Mount Jackson, the inarch as soldiers. To attempt tho other mond, terminus of the Valley Railroad ; from ( course, would be to dampen enthusiasm Senate confirmed John A. Hendrick, Col­ We have some misgivings, lest a part of and make these men feel that they wore lector of the Port of Beaufort North Car­’ New York Cavalry, entered Martinsburg thence to New Market, to tfaFrisonburgh, ' this morning, and passed several miles and to Staunton—a distance of over a Beauregard's army may be able to reach not soldiers, but a mob. Again, if our olina. beyond, when they encountered the ene­ hundred miles from where be started; Richmond in time to turn the tide of people feel that they are going into the Philadelphia, May 28. my’s cavalry, and captured several Hon. ThnmM A. Scott, Assistant Sec­■ prisoners, a wagon of muskets, ammuni- « bile a harassing series »f eav.lry and battle at this point against us. Wo have South to help fight rebels who will kill FOR PURIFYDJG THE BLOOD. and destroy them by all means known to retary of War, has arrived bore directt tion, Ac. Col. DsForrest report* that •nfantry *klrmisbes was kept up alone had fears that such was tbe design of tbe tbe whole line. Gee. Banks' work, so savages, as well as civilized men, who from Gen. Halleck’s army before Corinth,, Cui Kenly ia at Winchester, wounded. rebels, in the evacuation both of York­ will deceive them by fraudulent flags of for as hi* own department wasanirterned. having left there last Friday. Our army was now nearly completed. He had town and Corinth. Heretofore all the truce, and lying pretences, as they did is in excellent condition, occupying a, Nrw York, May 31. . evacuations of their supposed strongholds, the Massachusetts boys at Williamsburg, strong position, and ready for the great. The Poxfi Washington dispatch says: only to advance upon Staunton, defeat or drive away the rebels there, bold the and wilt use their negro slaves against struggle. A battle may be expected with­. Al the latest advices the rebels were by the enemy, have proved to be to the them, not as laborers but as fighting men, above Front Royal in considerable force, railroad running across the Blue Ridge, disadvantage of tbe Federal arms.— while they themselves must never fire in the next ten days. and then hia fine army would be ready and Gen. Banks ’ forces were pushing on. We have no laudations for that General­ at the enemy's magazines, 1 think they Headquarter Abxt tux Potomac, 1 having fought a brisk battle and com for further operations wherever it might I May 29. f ship which drives an enemy by the mere will Teel the draft is heavy on their patri­ , pletely defeated the enemy. It is «afr be needed. Suddenly, and while *i«br A bridge five hundred feet long, over effect of numerical force, permitting them otism :but if the President will sustain . for loyal people to act ns if they heard ihia point, it was darkly given ‘from the South Anna Creek, a tribitary of Gen. Hunter, recognize all men, even more good news. It is reported hero, WMhington that Banks' army was re­ to escape with bag and baggage, to re black men, as legally capable of that Pamunky river, on the line of the Rich­ to-day, that the wife of tbe rebel General treating, why, no common mortal .could turn and plague us at some other point loyality the blades are waiting to mani­ mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail­ Lee will not be released until tho rebels divine. It wa« reported. early in the Oad«iuUlMMlv« M. auJ u.J . But the great result is too near at hand fest, and let them fight with God and road, was burned to-day by the Gth cavfulfil their agreement to give up Colonel present month tube back nt New Markei, to make prophecy or argument interest­ human nature on their side, the roads airy. Thia cuts offall communication by Corcoran. back to Woodstock, back to Strasburg, railroad between Richmond and Jackson ’ s where it temporarily made a halt, and it ing, and wo will only hope that the news will swarm, if need be, with multitudes Washington, Sunday, June I. whom New England would pour out to command. The5th cavalry wentto Ash­ leaked out from the telegraph that onewhich goes out to our readers, simul­ obey your call. Always ready to do my land, eighteen miles from Richmond, on The following dispatch was received half of the column (Shields’division) was taneously with this article, will prove all utmost, I remain, most faithfully, the same road, and burnt all the enemy’s at the War Department, this P. M. : on the wing over the ManasaM Gap Rail­ Aurium iriiuT. commissary and Quartermaster’s supplies our fears unfounded. Your obedient servant, 'Field of Battle, June 1—12 M. road to Fredericksburg—fur what pur­ stored there. Thia is a serious loss to Jxo. A. Andrew. pose no one but the war-gods at WMh­ We have had a desperate battle, in the rebels. Bebel Atrocity. which the corps of Gens. Sumner. Heint- ington could tell. The rebels, in tbe U may seem almost superfluous to add Gen. Butler’s Proclamation Explained. Halleck's Headquarters, May 30. zelinan and Keyes wore engaged against meantime, mramunr, came esmu up up with »■«» tbe remnant of Yesterday, | Banks’ army at Strasburg, defeated a From tba N. Y. World, May M. another of the many evidences already During nearly all Imi night the mov­ greatly superior numbers. Front Royal, drove re­ —* of it ut v ------- the *Gen. Butler's proclamation that wo ing of cars and supposed whistles sound­ at one o'clock, the enemy, taking nd van- part recorded, that the rebels are actuated by mainder bark from Strasburg to Win­ the most fiendish impulses in carrying men who insult our soldiers shall be ing. betokened that some movement was tageofn terrible storm, which flooded treated as women of the town, is explain­ going on, but not being any extraordin­ the valley of the Chickabominv, attacked chester, defeated it there, with crest loss; out their scheme of disorganisation. A ed as referring to a municipal regulation ary occurrence it was not considered of* our right flank. Gen. Casey’s division, drove it back in baste from Winchester FortTcss Monroe correspondent of the About five which wm first in line, gave way unac­ to the Potomac; and there, on yesterday, of tbe city, conveying to the calaboose an extraordinary nature. Baltimore American, however, commu­ such characters found in the streets after oclock this morning severe explosions countably. Thia caused temporary con it effected a crossing into Marylandnicates on instance of treachery so des­ nightfall. We trust ibis explanation is were distinctly heard. Immediately after fusion, during which tho guns and bag­ after a retreat of a hundred miles—pre­ skirmishers were thrown out and a gene­ gage were lost; but Heintzelman and cisely three months t<» a day. m we have picable that we condense its main features true, as the construction attempted to be Kearney most gallantly brought up their said, from the time it set out. The ad put upon It by Beauregard was certainly ral advance commenced. to show our readers the character of that A very large amount of railroad iron troops, which cheeked the enemy. vance so gloriously made in February, not calculated to reflect credit upon the people, toward whom our secession sym Union cause. We can punish without was untouched, there being some twelve the same time I succeeded, by great ex­ after nil but accomplishing its object, pathizers demand a course of conciliation giving loose rein to any of the vile pas­ or fifteen tracks radiating from the depot ertion, in bringing across Gen*. Sedg­ ended in disaster ano^iiiiigrace to the sions ; and we cannot afford the cure tbe to tbo entrenchments, with side trqcks wick’s and Richardson’s divisions, who National arms in May.. For which’, and forbearance. and switches, enabling them to move drove back the enemy al the point of the whoever may be responsible, Gen. Banks, It appears that when the fleet, consist­ manners of these she-ccssioqists al the bayonet, covering the ground with his is not. expense of tho morals of our own soldiers, troops with great rapidity. ing of the Wauckutett, Captain Smith, tbe From all the information gleaned from dead. This morning. (Sunday), the ene­ if it was Gen. Butler’s intention simply Monitor, tbe Galena, the Fort Royal and to affix a calaboose stigma upon the wo­ prisoners it is thought that the evacua­ my attempted to renew the conflict, but A New Weapox nr the A «mt—“Cof­ *Arittook, anchored off City /Point, the men who so unsex th era selves as to play tion commenced st sundown last night, was everywhere repulsed. We have fee Mills.”—Tbe correspondent nf the the rebels retreating in three directions, taken many prisoners, among whom are people came down with flags of truce, the blackguard, tbe object was excellent. Philadelphia Press with Gen. McClel­ Gen. Pettigrew and Col. Long. Our lan's advance says ; Experience has proved that a more re­ east, west and south. and suspended white flags at every prom­ Beauregard stated to tbe citizens loss ia heavy ; but tbe enemy’s must be In one of the brigades of the Union inent point. CapL Smith Accordingly spectable sort of punishment, such as a reprimand or confinement to tho house, last night, that he intended evacuating enormous. Except Casey’s diveion. the army they had six guns of a new c«»nlanded, and found tbe inhab'^anta of tbe is only exulted in, ns giving the offenders and then throw himself upon both of our men behaved splendidly. Several fierce structiou, and terribly effective. We Uwly flanks. bayonet charges were made. little town to consist largely of women a certain repute among their sect for have not yet learned their names. TIh» (Signed) Gxo. B. McClellax, and children, who made the most earnest spunk and the spirit of martyrdom. This Washington, May 30. men designated them “coffee mill*." It Major General Commanding. kid-glove management of suqfo women is Ills* heavy rifle barrel on wheels- At. John M. Brodhead, ofthe District of protestations of opposition to the war, the breech i» a kind of clock work ma­ Columbia, has been appointed one of the and that they were suffering for many of Washington, J.ync 2. chinery, surrounded by a hopper, similiar Commissioners under tbe act for the the necessaries of life. CapL Smith xeDispatches of an unofficial chanter re­ to the hopper of a coffee mill; at the side — The announcement of the arreatand emancipation of slaves in the District of ceived from tbe headquarter* of the army . turned to tbe vessel highly pleased with confinement of Major Lawrence Williams Columbia. is a crank. of tbe Potomac say that the importance the people, and deeply commiserating of tho sixth regular cavalry, on tbe charge One man turns the crank, while anoth­ The casualties in tbe 2d Mass, regi­ and dimensions of our victory increase er supplies the hopper with cartridges, of treasonable intercourse with tbe rebels ment in tbe retreat of Banks' army, are their condition. as they are hourly developed. and a third sights the gun. By means On Monday morning an application menacing Gen. McClellan’s army, creates 9 killed, 43 wounded, and 103 miming. of a lever he moves it latterly, or raises little surprise fn Washington. Major In the 1st Maine Cavalry 2 officers and New York, June 1. was sent to the Vfcuchusett to allow a Williams is known as an officer whose 71 rank and file missing. Jiillod and or depresses It at pleasure. Its effective Tho Timet' Washington correspondent physician to eome on shore to visit s loyalty hits frequently been questioned. wounded unknown. In the 10th Maine a v larinku.m. D. range ie I j miles. it throws 240 balls says j “Gen. McClellan’s dispatch touch­ woman said to be dangerously ill. Be­ His brother while an aid to Gen. Scott, 0 wounded. per minute, of ilia size of an ordinary ing the conflict Saturday before Richmond Minie ball. When operated with, tho lieving tbe application to be a genuine is known to have lived at Arlington Norfolk, May 80. was made public early this morning, and rebels were utterly amazed, not knowing appeal that humanity required should be House and daily informed Gen. Lee of Two fugitives arrived hero yesterday created immense excitement in tbe city. all movements at the War Department. what to make of them. One of these promptly attended to, Copt. Smith gave When General Lee joined tbe rebel army direct from Richmond. They ’report an It is everywhere tbe subject of animated gun*, properly worked, and well supplied permission for the surgeon ofthe ship to this fellow went with him, and he is be­ army of 200,000 men in the vicinity, discussion, and has given rise to a thous­ with cartridges, is .estimated to be equal among whom, both officers and mon, dis­ and rumors, each of which has it* earnest to three hundred men. go on shore on a visit of mercy. The lieved still to be in tho Confederate ser­ satisfaction was general. They were II v- advocates. One storv is that the gun­ WauchueeU lay some distance below vice, and to have married a daughter of ing upon half rations of baeon and hard boats have forced their way to Richmond l^ee. Major Williams was an Aid, with City Point at the time, and Surgeon ac­ and command the city, while our troops Naw Gtrw Boats —The Marine, Rail­ rank of Lieutenant, to Albert Sidney The fugitives state that Jeff. Davis had are rapidly entering. Another is that way and Dock Company, at Cincinnati, companied by the Chief Engineer and Johnson while in Utah, and subsequently Signal Officer, and one. of the Master’s a captain upon the staff of McClellan.— been heard to say that he would make we have possessino of the first line of the are constructing two new gunboats, of the street* of tbe city ran with blood be­ enemy’s works, and are vigorously shell oval deck and iron-clad. Tho Gazette Mates and twelve men-4the latter un­ When the sixth cavalry was organized, ing the city, but at this writing nothing saya it ia Intended to make, them invul­ fore surrendering. armed, and the officers carrying only ha br some means procured the position Is really known beyond tbe official dis- nerable, all sorts of military projectiles Washington, May 30. of Major, to tbe great indignation, it is Etch. Tha general impression is that glancing from tbe sides without producing their swords—proceeded up to the vicin­ said, of General Hunter, the Colonel of The folloping waa received from Cor­ A r™a1,‘uL*> «Tra«»« chmond has not yet fallen, or is not in any impression. ity of the town. Tbe party landed with­ thi regiment inth this P. M.: our possessino, but that our position is out any interruption, and proceeded to strong and satisfactory, and our flag will Near Corinth, May 30. the town, leaving six of the unarmed sail­ Moxkter Gow.—The Ordnance Bureau in a few hours, wave'over tbe doomed At tbs ta. bridt'a mother, May 7 th of the Navy Department entered into a ers in the boat “Gen. Pope’s heavy batteries opened city. wnwj£7u'L!U5.,w,“’ of MlddlerUia. Mr. STS*? M,m AMANDA MAT­ Tbe men left in tbe boat heard nothing contract with Mr. Knapp, of tbe Fort upon the enemy’s entrenchments yester­ BuN. both of Yankee Springs. Pitt Iron Works, Pittsburg, for a mon day about 10 o'clock A. M., and soon more of the party that landed, but in Great 8ki ster cannon, with a calibre of twenty drove the rebels from their advanced about half-hour a sharp fire was opened inchc*,tbrowing a ball weighing one thous­ batteries. Major General W. L. Sher­ The New York World indicates- some upon them from a party of rebels in the and pound*. With sufficient charge of man established another heavy battery work for the Navy department forth­ wends. At the firet fire two of the six powder of sdperior quality it Is thought yesterday P. M. within one thousand coming. From reliable sources a list is fell dead, wben tbe balance, being un­ that a range of nearly eight miles can be yards of their vrorka, and skirmishing obtainedof vessels, chiefly loaded with obtained for this terrible projectile. The parties advanced at daybreak this morn­ armed, cried out for “quarter.” The gun is to be of tbe Dahlgren pattern, and ing. Three of our divisions are already arms and munitions of war, cleared or about to clear from liverpool, and in­ answer of their inhuman assailant* was, constructed , on the Rodman principal.— in the enemy’a advanced works, about tending to run tbe blockade, which shows ■‘ws'H quarter yon, you----------------------- ' Tbe same establishment has an order for three quarters of a mile from Corinth, that the rebels are bent on making a Dahlgren guns of fifteen inch bore. which is in flames. * ben a second' volley was fired, and three fifty 1 desperate effort. Tbe catalogue com­ Workington Cerretpondeni Philadelphia more fell into the bottom of the boat, H. W. HALLECK, Major Gen. prises tie tleamert andjlre tailing revelt Inquirer. ' TATE OF MICHIGAN.) wounded. The only remaining man im- ‘ Near Corinth, May 30. mediately pushed the boat off with bis —Tbe President's message assuming are in Corinth. Account* are con Acting all tbe responsibility of tbe acts for which a* to tbe enemy’s movements, and be is steamer* Pacific, Mnderr, Greece and tbe Bouse recently condemned Gen. Cam­ believed to be in strong force on our left Patras, hailing from Falmouth, the Hero io |pa mouth, twain out of range of the eron, and for which tbe traitor agent of flank, some four or five miles south of from Queenstown, and the Adela of tho weapons of the cowardly assassins. He tbe Free Preu has so malignantly assailed Corinth, near the Mobile and Ohio Rail­ Belfast line, all chartered expressively him, leaves Els libefers In rather an awk­ to run the blockade and on their way to road. ward dilemma. Will tbe house expunge make tbe attempt The arrival of this H. W. HALLECK, Major Genera). the resolution which it disgraced itself by fleet or a considerable portion of it would diataly started to hia asaistaoce, and adopting, and will his slanderers cease Washington, May 3L give tbo rebellion a new lease of life.— rowed’&eboal back to tbe ship. It pre­ their attacks, or transfer them to the The following dispatch was received at We trust Gideon will be awake to the tbe War Department this morning: sented a most terrible sight, the dead and President? )**>1./. U.lt HaVTXO IM The following letter from Governor 2,000 Bebel Prisoners Captured. alight Bi<wd H. W. HALLECK, M< G«. AYER’S Sarsaparilla Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, New Advertisements. S to Old Point on the >«* all — Tbe New York World seeerisgly characterizes our recent disaster m Virrorks in gwia as the last of Bunton’s campaign. Ths people here lock upon it m part of He cannot occupy a stronger position his flight. Thia morning be destroyed i immenM amount of public and priva property,- stores, provision*, wagwis, tents, &c. For miles out of the town tlie roads are filled with arm., haver- VONtty-lfa ■rmy toward Maryland has shown eoncl usirely that secession is dead in that what It off trav bani*hoc baniahod ?>**• VULCj the Anwitefl flag ftom fa R’ !r"- �^»cal tntfr Siscrilaiujiu. Baitinjj Jprin tatrwni. FOR THE three hundred dollar. yZTy for official paper «r um owm uepsrunent, be* ju*i Moi tU 1,.^ tutkm a check fcr 1,060. MlchHfaB Central Rsllreafl. /y sad after Mo*A*y, Mst Mb Utt. ta*aV7 ger Train* o* tb* Michlgaa Central Raltroad will te.v« Battle Crowk a. follow.: R«tai**te Butter, ~ S«,.r»l per. 1:10 A. M. --1NQU1RK “ The Life of ike Flesk is us ike Blood," brought to light ita purposes and uses. Now we know not only that “life is in Drath or jamtn an Early Ssttlsr.—Bm- F. Hortcn, whose residence was Geo. P. Baker left here on Sunday evening with seven Additional men for Co. F.,eighth regiment. The men will be quartered in Detroit for a tew days while Mr. B. returns to arrange for his final departure to the South. Mr. Baker expects a Lieutenant’s commission. Locals.— We are aware that one great object of the newspaper is to be the fiulh- ful chronicler of passing events, and coun­ try papers are often censured for a want of enterprise in this direction. But what would be thought of tho country paper that occupies iio apace in recording tho various tricks that childhood practice, for ita diversion ? “A lad is fishing. Anoth­ er lad comes behind him and tape lightly ••ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY SPECIAL nevertheless several times been under obligations to the skill of Dr. Ayer fur the relief which hiu remedies never fail to aflUrd us when wo are obliged to have extermination of all kinds and species of It ty Sold in Hastings, Mich., by Robkrts & Strikkr, and by the Drug­ certainly shows “enterprise," and as it gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. it. A slight FAMILY HEDICnrZ, —WE STILL— ®iKrr wnnpwmwK READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: WE JUST RECEIVED DARLING'S LITER REGULATOR, LIFE BITTERS. try -AM*«* [0.] Onrtts. Since we an Pill*. t3T* Put up with English, Spanish,'German, nd French directions. Price SA cent* per box. uffarCualtJ. See advertisement on Sd page. jjTtt Wool! Wool! A large stock of MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed annuallv in Grant County by rennin, than would pay for tuna of Ibis Rat and laaeot Killer.—Lanrxt-.. i rz^zj never found anything equal to Darling'. Liver Begnlaor. used. Rata, Mice, Roache* and Vermin disappear rapidly. Ecxbb A Sroirraa. Itrug^ista. Which wo offer at Oa MAxrr*cTVBX> uno a Good Quality or cloth, ue ot Or te get (Keh Dressed, Is at the New Woolen Factory of □f HASTINGS, MICH. “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, dee. Exterminator. “Costar's” “Costar’s" Bed bug Exterminator. “Costar’s" “Costar’a” Electric Powder for Inaecta,ficc. D. WesteroeH, Esq., of South 5tb, near 8th St, Filliamabargfa, L. I., write* : ‘"Angurtfl. 1M0.— We have every kind of goods, such VaaiLY MrnlcinB. SPRING & SUMMER G-OODS. WE ARE NOW ON HAND BEST Assortments of to groat erptaro and inconvenience, throng!) the uae of worthies* medicine* proscribed br learned Doctor*. Single copies mar be bad of the author C. A LAMBERT. E*q , Groenpoint. Long Island, by enclosing a post-paid *ddrosa*d eulslop*. Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT. Eaq., myfllmt Groanpoint, Long Island, A*. Y. For Sale! Tbe w_WoIBEX*ndEUof kwjffce. M, Town 4 a. Range 10 W, 1*5 DS-lOoths acres. Alaotb* weal half of S W^ofSeo. 10. Town * N. R 10 W, It H-lOOtha acre*. Tide war­ ranted. Apply to aortal JOHN DORR, r BeoUrille, Monroe Co., N. Y. Shaving Saloon! DRY GOODS!I haib-cuttuco MILLINERY GROCERY, SALOON. grocer IES ey, the Remedy or Bemediaa will ba aoat according krrourdiroetion*, by m*U or exprtaa, post-paid. 1 drf*' BOARDING-HOUSE DAN’L a DA RUNG, HARD-WARE 1 OLD FRIENDS All Wbolculb Dacaaixr* in tbe large cities. Some of tbe Herrick’s Sugar C»ate« Wholesale Agents in New Ynrk City. Pills. Th* brot Family CA­ THARTIC to tbe world. Rarral.RlseiyA Kitehen Hhleffclin Bro'* A Co. B. A. Fahen.tock, Hull Bush. Gale A Robinson. A Co. M. Ward. Close A Co. A. B. A D. 8an<l* A Co. ’ McKiaaon A Robbins, Wbccler A Hart James 8, A .pin wall. Laxelle, Maroh A GardMono A Alien. Hall. Ruekel A Co. Hall, Dixon A Co. lurioos; patronised by the 'prinetpal physician* Philadelphia, Pa. Full dirociioua aooomps- FlobertShncmakerA Co. Gm. C. Goodwin DRY GOODS! Chicago, HL, St. Louis, Mo.t Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, Ct, Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., ton—1 write tbia to inform yon of th* wonderful effect of your tiurar Coated Pill* on my daagbter. Eor throe year* ah* Iroa been afleeted with a M- ARP ST Dac*ouT*,*Gaoc*a*.Sroa*M*a*a* and Rbtaxlbbs of every description friend adviaed tn* to trot your pill*, ifaving full coafidenwin tbejudgment ofmy friend, I •btatad a rapply of Merora. Bortros A Part, Druggist*, Farit Stew New York On returning home, w* 1111*. uMcacb Stacks of and consider her WMTBID STATES. Tb. ■□baorib.r la now pmparwl to loll FAMILY CROCKER Y! GROCERIES Clothing A. low aa Ike Iowctl, for CoAornoij W only. Herrick’. Kid Strcugthatag Ptaatera, euro in five boar*, paina. and wroknro* ot Uro breoat, side and back, and Rheumatic complaint* in an equally abort period *f time. Spread o» baautiluJ wlute ten>b.k‘u, lh.tr uro a.t^eti tbo Warm Meals at AU Hour. I TEA BOOTS, SHOES, OR COFFEE. CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, SAR­ DINES, die. HASTINGS, MICH Alao, Ice Cream and Lemonade. Ever shown m thia Market, winch we are prepared to sell * small advance from —Tbe New Orleans papers nnt being permitted to pubKsb war news, arb filling GROCERIES Also all wholaaale Druggists al bls protemion, such *s SHAVING, Or Cold Lunch if d.alred -Tbe Nashville L’twoa, of May C2d says : “Large quantities of tobahco ar­ rive here daily fmm tbe interior. Cotton keeps pouring in." BOOTS & SHOES. 102 NmbruSl, New York. rpHB CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF 1 A SUFFERER.-Published aa a warning. and for tbe ropecial benefit of Young Men, and those who sutler with nervous Debility,Loa* of Memory u.a- a. i.i... with one of the LARGEST and mand of the forsaken city is the last drop in the bitter cup of humiliation shame. 'darling’s liver regulator. I did "So and found it to operate admirably, remov­ ing the bile and arouung the liver tn aeUvity. 1 har. alto u**d it a. a ■MAS, Jraaiau lawn nr, Ml Broadway, New York. my2ltnk and full of meaning, should not fail to procure this work. Published by Tic- Ccu Colt’s Estatr.—The apprizers on the late Col. Sam. Colt’s estate, made •the wWe amount of his liomc property /oot up over three millions of dollars.— His property in the Western States and Texas, in England, and his lead mines in £otrth America, will probably add snothpr million. . Darltnf’a Life Bitters, and a as entirely evrtJ. I have had no attack alow” CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GFN- CAUTION !!! To prevent the public TLKMEN. Tbe aubacriber will acndf/rw </ being imposed upon by Nmrrfow and HifMy Pn* wiutM Matins. a new label has been prepared, bearing a /aesimOs of tbe Proprietor's signature. Examine each box. bottle, or flask carefully befors purchasing, and take nothing but “Coater’s.” ber of this excellent monthly *s on our Those who desire literature that is deep, It la * thorough • THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, moan <rua mow at-aino. me necipe, rith full in.tructions, directions, and advice, will table, and is full of good reading as usual. —Major-General Wool has awarded the contract for raising and saving the remains of tho Merrimac, as well m all others wrecks io Norfolk barber, to Mr. Sanborn, the present wgent of tbe Adams Express Company for the army of the Potomac. Mesaures will be taken alopce Jo commence on the Merrimac. in affording immediate relief. Liver and billioua remedy.” Halting., May 12. 1842. Atlantic Monthly.—The June num­ mo.t all in the amall of my back, of mediewea, bni found 1 used They are safe for all—both old and young. A —The sunken stone fleet at Charleston is said to be mostly broken up—whole sides of the ships having floted oshore.— The steamer Planter, recently run out of Charleston, found eighteen feet of water .cm the bar. Doubtless the navigation will soon be in as good order as it ever DARLING'S LIVER REGULA TOR FROM HOUSEKEEPERS—troubled with vermin need I pay the highest market price IN CASH , delivered at our Factory. ty Farmers, read J. S. Goodyear fit Col’s notice of “Wool Wanted." New Agricclttral Department.— The new Agricultural Department, au­ thorized by the late law of Congress, is not yet in operation. A day or two since, the old Bureau received two sacks of wheat from Odessa, Russia. More is to be ordered for distribution should the •wheat come up to expectation. Hon. John Croaa writes, ‘Brooklyn, Marot 10 1540. In tbe spring oflS5» 1 took a *ar*r* cold which induced a viuieax ferar. I took tw* done* ft broke up my cold and fever st once. Provioua to thia attack, I had b**n troubled with dvapepaia And health If r»« fly •I MM to Hawes's Pills. faff ' For Agricultural and other items, of 60,000 inhabitants. —The President has fully assumed the functions of commander-iu-Chief of tbo army and navy. No movement is made in cither branch of tbe service without his knowledge. Indeed, it is assorted that every dispatch sent to the officers in command is first submitted to him. Lira BITTBU. HVAE which case wo would call it “A Rich Sell,” Terms $3 per DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR VtU 4----- tbe City Prison* and Btetion Houses DIRECT see fourth pnge. and ask credit for “enterprise" in having matched a daily paper, published in a city nor &z Fields, Boston. eaaro of low of appetite, flaiuloncv, famtia »«kbcu, irrogularitiea. pain in the aide and bowel*, blind, protruding and bleeding pUrti, and general -the paper* Bl), mat Ales* Fill*, apply to the banks of our Thornapple, in annum. DARLINGS LIFE BITTEHS IK OCR LIKE OF TRADE; tW 4y----- the City Steamer*, Ship*. Ac. rrlie PMlrj. comes from high authority, we make no stretch ofthe imagination will make it VERMIN. And Minstrels tune tbeir sweet guitar, A nobler theme my A«ort it fills— In praise of Bxauca's matchless Pills. faj'"’ See “Costar’s” sdvertisenvnta He jerks lustily at an empty hook, and apology for presenting GRANT & SPAULDING Come and See !! artle* wialiiug tbe prroeHblion will please rd­ m Rbt. EDWARD A. WI1S0N. Williamsburg, my21-Sm Kings Chanty. New York. recourse to them.—[Catholic, Halifax, Nova Scotia. To Destroy-------Mice, Moles, nnd Anta. To Destroy------ Bed-Bugs. To Destroy------ Moths in Furs, Clothes, • fisc., tec. To Destroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Destroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. To Destroy------- Insects on Animals, fitc. To Destroy------- Every form and species ofVerrain. LIVER REGULATOR Destroys Instantly h* will aeud Of th* pro­ charge) with th* direction* »e, which tb«y will 'Odd ■ dom hs we take any medicine, we have into the.idea that he has got a nibble.— item,and may do for city readers. KNOWN.” DARLING’S EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF THE Advertiser having been restored health Ir • fow K. _ _r__ t__ «_____ •- vade the human frame, have their home tbe end of the fish-polo, and deceives fisher Such is a city NOTICES- Many ofthe disorders that per­ in this psper for the destruction and utter the other boys laugh.” OF— the blood." bat that disease inhabits it also. just outside of our village litnita, died of in it, thrive and grow in it. The cele­ billion* fever on Friday last, in the 50th brated Dr. J. C. Ayer, of Lowell, ho year of his age. Mr. Horton wm among had regard to this important fact in mak­ the earliest settlers of this section of ing a remedy to cure these disorders.— Barry County, having lived upon the His -Extract of Barsaparilla purges out farm which he owned at tbe time of his the impurities of the blood and induces death, since about 1840. His funeral wm a healthy action in it that expels disease. largely attended, at the Presbyterinn This looks reasonable, and it is true, for Church, on Sunday. we know by our own experience. Sel­ Morr Soldikrs Gnos. . .10 Shit wsvaaid by inspiration long befor Harxey’u discovery of Its circulation had I-1’* “LOW PRICES •• U*d, holding office Io Ik. Dep.rvu.nu at Tallow, “ Warttajtnn kan,^ u^r sj mpnthies by exaltations over the re­ ported disasters of Gen. Bank. >:OOA,M. LIFE OTTERS, NEWS HoH.xFAiR.-Tb. Director* ofthe W cstero Reserve Horse Fair Breeders Association have resolved to hold a Fair at Ravenna. Ohio, on the 3d and 4th days of July ne*L . .. - » B’F,T.*° LIVER REGULATOR Tita <**"*>**■ n £*■ Herrick'* Sugar Coated Filla and Kid I vkw of TKESE.flARD TIMES «e ar* rolling Board will bo furoilbed b, Ike day or by the week. OUR GOODS Of- SOLD BY Unusually Low! Lastly, I am prepared to SAaue the J or Cui the Hair, of old friends Crayon Ambrotype; And, finally, if you dwire NEW YORK COSTS. • A OOOD BAKOAnr.” or uCLBAg SWAB, PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY Pearl Ambrotype; Ambroivne: Im ROBERTS & STRIKES., Wheal, Corn, Oats, Butter, Urd.Porit, Plesso give us a call A. H. HANNAS. ALL KINDS OF GRANT hs SPAULDING HutinpsMvU, !•«. �hit ^griraltiral firms. remove all <fltaaikc ©dors. : 3. Chloride of lime is best to scatter about damp plicea, in yarda, in damp cellars, and up- RADWATS RESOLVENT. RESOLVENT Freaidcat Lincoln. LS A CLEANSING SYRUP GSteMlT—xx.; Yoor kitoMU should as near your dining nroen «. piwrible, and alao tbe room you, habitually occupy aa a sitting room ; to the last, because while training young servants in your ways, you can, through aa ope* door, direct them, without neg feetiflg-your own pursuits. A little hall beta-een your sitting or family room and tbe kitchen, with doors opposite, al­ lows the same convenience and obviates tbe objections to direct communication occasioned by beat and odors. The cistern, or some supply of water, should ba convenient tn your kitchen, also an abundant supply of good wood ready for use, under shel’or; and the cel­ lar f<>r winter vegetables cannot be more favorably situated than under tbe kitchen. If your kitchen is to be used for a oooktag room only, aa is certainly best, it need not be very large. A pantry, or store room, should communicate with iL There should be two doeets in a kitchen; one in which vessels and supplies not constantly wanted should be kept, the other, in which daily store* and vessels constantly used can be kept We object to open shelves, however pictorial the bright tin and well scrubbed trays look ; flies and dust are no respecters of house­ wives, however notable. Ths room should be.well lighted, but have shutters to darken^with, when not used. In Western kitchens, where hard usage is tbe habit, a close ceiled plank wall is preferable, on account of durability and cleanliness, to plasterining. This should be painted some plain, suitable color, also tbe outside of all the vessels. Tbe shelves of the pantry and doseta, as well as the kitchen floor, should be oiled.— This can be cheaply done. Have your hot plate or stove of the best pattern, and kept in good order, and a sufficient number of first rate cooking ctensik Be sure your kitchen is really comfortable; It is not in human nature to work cheerfully and well when shiver­ ing with cold, or sweltering in beat or groping in twilight. After every meal, see that your kitehen , is put in perfect order. Make all your arrangements for dinner as Boon aa your kitchen is cleaned in tbe morning; in your afternoon visit, direct your supper and breakfast If possible, have a cook whose honesty, neatness, and skill can be depended on, and leach her to depend • on herself. Tesch her every branch of her own business. The housewife who has to go out and help about every dish, especially while the friends she has in­ vited but for a day have to sit alone, is, to say the least of it, to be pitied. There is no mure merit in making your cakes and preserves than there would be in making your bread and coffee for every breakfast. Nor is there any excuse for your not being able to do all these things, and to do them cheerfully when neces sary, t. e., after you have had time to learn them, if your model mother forgot to teach you. Remember not to fallow my example in thus intruding kitchens into good com­ pany. The results of your kitchen la­ bors, if good, will be highly appreciated —and any shortcomings will as soon be forgiven you as a bad dinner. Still, the details of your achievements arc seldom relished. Do not reduce husband’s mag­ nificent air castles to ashes with your kitchen firea«~ do not dim tha perspective of your young friends in tbe parlor with smoke from your kitchen ; yon may feel martyred— they will feel bored.—Hettie Ilayjitld, in Valley Farmer. AND ALL ORGANIC MALEDIES: Lf»S0r APPETITE. LOSS OF MEMORY. AN 0 LOSS OF PHYSICAL STRENGTH j aigfted lo a wwnmfl^d. But fartanataly for him tbe President one morning read in a Washington paper the speech at Col. Blair, M. D.’ upon the late com­ mander ip Missouri. The President hav FORES OP ALL ing asttnlively perused it. Mid to some one near him, “Oh, this will never do; it'a persecution.” He put the paper in bis pocket, walked over to the War DoCrtment, and in less than half an hour ths but aae groat lueou sjor General Fremont was appointed Teething, nr any rther4mm. RADWAY"8 REN­ dire are geawrily subject. OVATING RESOLVENT will ■peadil; eradicate menu Ab our readers will remember, tbe Postmaster General in one of hia lettera alluded very harshly to the President, and made him appear in a ridiculous light. When General Fre­ mont made thia public, Mr. Blair wrote hia resignation and aont it to Mr. Lio* coin. “What is all th>a about 1 What is the matter ? inquired tbe Preaident.— Mr. Blair replied that under the cirenm* stances be could do no leas than resign. “What circumstance?” the President demanded. The Postmaster General handed him the exposed letter, which he read,and tben exclaimed: “Stuff! non­ sense: Has not one man got a perfect right to express hie private opinion of another man ? Certainly no. Tear your resignation up. I will not hear it Go< back to your department and attend to business.” ®Ecial SJirrrtarn LADIES JT WILL MKND WOOD, topob-tarm" IT WILL MEND LEATBKI *) ,<,.r 1U/—.BUWfc B.IU, »«* IT WILL MENP GLASS. ■'•Um; and in all caaea where there la any W■Utational dabdity.thcaa Pdb wiU awure a aUong BILLIOUS COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER. IT WILL MEND CHINA. ITWIIXMEND MARBLE, pieee knocked out of your Marble Maude can IT WIU. MENO POHCELAIN. IS A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. TbstcoitlyAlsbaaterV match it. mend it, and Kenovat&q resoi.^ Ita um will speedily de THERE BITTERN A LIVING DEATH, And restore him U healthy condition. Radway'a Kegnlsting FUla are sold South American Provinces, as it known to alt pbysialogisto that SCROFULA, LEPROSY. SYPHILIS, and 1U horrible train of INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. Jahn* A Crealey a rar * co. a umcr, SJ John's street, New York. all cun requiring a Tonic RADWAY’S READY RELIEF To one half peck of quick lime, add four gallons of water and stir well tothe transparent lime water and add it to the soap mixture. Add to the same, also, say four gallons of tolerably strong tobacco water. Apply this mixture when thus incorporated,’ with a garden syrings, to your plum or other fruit trees, so that the foliage shall be well drenched. If no rains succeed for three weeks, one application will be sufficient. It should be repeated after rains until the atone is hardened. When the plum is about the » &JUR tnnajURip a ECONOMY 13 WEALTH (10 00 h tear saved tn »*verv family Ou«- Bu’tlc (if / AHERICAK (EMEAT ELBE. AY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, Swratary ef -Stale—WILLIAM H. SEWARD, of s prepared expressly to meet the exiNew York. the diseases as developed la tbe tropics. Secretary ytU Tresrere^-SALMON P. CHASE of Obio. Seentary rf tU 7«/<r»or—Caleb B. Smith, of Ind. Chin, Peru, Equador Sfentary cf t.\f Xary-GIDEON WELLES, of Connecticut. SfcrRaty 1T«^E. M STANTON, of Washing- UA . -- • reply that Radway's Ready Ralief ahicf and Price 25 Cento per Bottle. \ Price 25 Cento per Bottle. jPrice 25 Cento per Bottle, t’nee 25 Cents per Bottle. exhilarating effects of brandy c intoxicating; and are a ralusbls • drink, and Price 25 Outs per Bottle. flooded. Prictr 25 Cento per Bottle. pMtmatDr ffeaaroZ-MONTGOMERY BLAIR, of Marr land. AUomty 6>iunH-EDW ARD BATES, fo Mtiaouri. Liberia Redaction to WboIeMiIe Buyer*. THE JVDIOIAHT. administration. either internally or externally, as Crir/’A-sjms—ROBERT B. TANEY, of Maryland. teXthe*^ At^xiaU yrnfiav-NOAH H. SWAYNE, of Ohio. -JAMEHM. WAYNE, of Georgia -JOHN CATRON, of Teuneaaee. -PETER V. DANIEL, of Va. —SAMUEL NEL80N, ofN. Y. . _ peuple, with —ROBERTO. GRIER, of Penn. speedy rratoralion to-sound ana permaneul —NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me. -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, of Ata. It i* aupertor to all known remedies in popular uae as a cleanaing »yrup for PURIFYING THE BLOOD, STATE OFFICEBS. and remorina fromtbeakin Pituple*.Tetler.Raab AUSTIN BLAIR, Govcrner. HENRY T. BACKUS. Prerideatof the 3 JOHN! A CROALKY, or pain of Rad. -here Chill, ittrely inoorn freely to TERMS CASH. <r Rale by all Drocffists. and Storekeepers generally throughout tbscoMlry. Children and infants Physician a. Clergy i oatea, aaan act of h (Sole Manufacturers.) y’s Ready- Relirf. not one thousand in a r be troubled with slcknesa. 78 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK. WIIKN TURKATSNED WITH I'crrr, Small Pox, Measles. Feeer and Apt, Chills and Fee er. Headache, Bill km* CboUe,Di- Important to House Owners. Iniporanl to Bttildrrs. FEMALEJ' Important U> Railroad Cotupaniea. important to Fanners. nre snd innocent preparation, all-powo good, but never does injury. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. rhich we are daily re- ceraa JOHNS ds CRORLEYB 1MP1U1VK0 GUTTA PZKCHA rom parent to child. This great for RAHWAY'S RENOVATING io medicine taking, or bnsineaa relations with DR- J. BOVEE DUDS’ CEMENT ROOFING. Imperial Wine Bitters Are prepared by aa eminent andaftilful pl eaicti who Ua» uaed them aueceaafnUy ia Ina practi. IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF Hystem. In the early alagef Sumption, Fite. Scrofula, and ti Imperial Wine distinguishes) cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, end ether fa­ vorite bobys of the profession. It is a well known ___ ■ ____ i___ ■__ ■ . healthy body. CHRONIC DISEASE. cine*, or the moat skillful physicians bare suc­ office of tbe Judge thereof, in Hastings, on Tues­ ceeded tn achieving, more tunn in mervlv pallia:-. day, the 20tli day of Nay. one thousand eight ing tbe suffering* of the patient, which Kadwav'a hundred and sixty two. ' Present, Shtnnan C. Ready Resolvent will poritively eradicate, is that of Chronic Discuses that have invested the sys­ and other*, and haa proved to be the'CHEAPEST tem for years, such ss chronic Rheumatism. Gout and MOST DURABLE ROOFING tn uae. it ia in Merofala, Lyspepaia, Syphilis, and diseases ia"•JT* FIRE, WATER. WEATHER and dneed by lbs injudicious use of calomel, mercury, tor R00FS 0F ALL When we tell the public that tbe use of RAD­ KPS f S.Pb0<>F On reading and filing the petition.duly verified, quinine, diseases of the Liver, Spleen, Gall. Blad­ of Milon Walldorff praying, for eettain reasons der, Kidneys. Spine, Ae., all of which diseases WAY’S READY RELIEF will cure ths rick of therein set forth, that Administration of arid es­ tate tnsv be grunted to William H. Carpenter. The price of RADWAYH RENOVATING RE­ *ei__ :___.u. . This enemy of the plum can bo routed raartK’sinViSKr-'’0"’* SOLV ENT ia Al.00 per bottle. Doaa, a tea-spoon without tbe old and laborous process of twice full, half an hour after each meal. Sold by jarring the trees, and gathering the in­ sects upon sheets. The following reme­ dy haa been several years before the public, and has the recommendation of Mr. Cummings, and rune of <>ur best pomnlogtsta. Tbe writer haa used it with aueccas and now feels as sure of the plum crop as of psars. To one pound of whale oil soap, add four onuces of flowers of sulphur. Mix - tbe mass thoroughly with a spatula or knife, and dissolve in about twelve gallons of water, stirring it ’ ’ Dr. ■*■>’ CrlrUrtH Wile Billers R. K. R. QUESTION OF THE MILLION ANSWERED. Preridrai-ABRAflAM LINCOLN, of Illinoa. Fk» Preridcal—HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine. Estate of Barlin Walldorf!. DR. J.BOVEEDODS’ ’"•‘^itFwSSrv'S- RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT Scrofula, oe ita kindred diseases. It runs in the blood of all its people, and has become eatotffl.hed £tgal gotitrs. ai»T aura u ras wo*u>. AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE WILL WirHBTAND WATER. MARRIED LADIES. Every married lady, when prof regulate har syslam with Radwas s of these Pills . takes oaoa or twto NATIONAL OFFICERS. GEORGE H. HOUSE. Deputy do LANGFORD G. BERRY, Auditor General. EZRA JONES. Deputr do JOHN OWEN, Stoto tresaurer. JAME8 TURNER, Deputy do JOHN M. GREGORY. Supt. Public fnstroctlus. CORTLAND B STEBBINS, Deputy do 8AMUEL S. LACEY, Com’r. Stole Land Office. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do CHARLES UPSON. Attorney General. JOHN ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN. Quarter Master General. TBXOW.T«»IU»L»«LI>1» IHa*V*LD tsi medical pronertlce, who will not Iiighk approx DR. J. ifoVEE DOOS’ IMPERIAL *'!KE HIT­ TERS. Ia all newly settled places, where there ' breakfast. Are composed of ■ pure and unadulterated wine, combined with Berberry. Solomon'a .'•cal. Comfret. Wild Cherry Tree Bark. Spikenard, Charaemile Flowers, and Gentiaa. They are manufac- - “T » _____ I.__ .« "m No Heat i« required in making application A SPEEDY PURGATIVE DR. RABWATS PILLS give notice to al I persons interested in srid estate ofthe pandaoey of seidpetUion, and tbe hnanng thereon, by causing a copy of this notice and order to be publiabcd in the "Hastinga Banner." a newspaper printed and circulating in said coun­ ty of Barry, for three eacceaaive weeks, immedi­ ately previous to said dav of bearing[A tree copyj SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. ».oe i-a____ r COSTIVENESS, INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE, INFLAMAT10N OF THE BOWELS. NERVOUSNESS. MELANCHOLY, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, » MILITARY CAMPS. The expense tf applying it i. but trifling, aa an ordinary Roof can be covered and finished tkr I froaion are so justly prejudiced, j These truly vshmbte BiUm same deg. It can be applied by any one. sfmnst every camp throughout the Grand Ar°r llw Daion, **“ ‘ho happieit auoeaaa. let- cent, ana pnratea.assure ua that Rapwsy's Ready Relief has contributed more to the t.roUwlion of |Im» b-HTH - __. * DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ JUrPXBldl 3HBJ IBTT’TXBS TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! X*XQXXtX» GUTTA PERCflA CEMENT. For Gating Meuli of s|| Kinds when Estate of Lawrence fihrincr. PROBATKORDER.-STATE OF MICHIGAN, Coanty of Barry, tt. At a session of ths Probate Court for the Coun­ ty of Barry, holden at the Probate OSee, in tbe village of Hastings, on Tuesday the 13th day of May, in the year one thousand eight hund­ red and sixty two; preedit, 8. C. Prindle, Judge On reading and Hing tba petition, duly verified of Charlee Gailowar, praying, for certain reason* therein set forth, that adminiitration of said es- radwat's rzadt azuxr W1 AND RBSTOR* Constipation »>U FROPIUXTORm. IN CASES GF DR RADWAY’S PILLS, AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE Blrains. Pain In the Kidney*, Wounds.Paln in tbe Bladder, ASTHMA, DIFFICULT BRRATRING. PLEU“piJfc,^15 W THE 8IUS’ KH0UtDK^- expauaion of TIN or other METaTrooK com sequent upon sudden change* of Um weather. ,Tw3!m wHthekIndnot.w28hBSffW CHRONIC RHEUMATISM-ASTHMA Ui> l-m, H -UfMln. strength and life. but it is effectual upon all plums not yet stung at any stage of their growth. ‘J’his mixture is good for cherries, and all fruits troubled with insects.—American AgriculhtritL \ CHARLES WIDDIFIKI.D A CO. F«r rrcMrvlit iil I'Mlriir Metal ■wkarallMSk LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFr can be retfolred WW), UT’TW SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. illage of Hut- ^•%H‘Tan.rCnb.^ Pre-, wrfl kioZi tolP, New Y ork. New Orlcsra, and London (Enrlsndl Thia cement is GROCERY, SALOON. BOARDING-HOUSE Thr subscriber is now prepared to FAMILY GUTTA FERCHA CEMENT RADWAYS REGULATING PILLS A. Iu* m m!| GROCERIES Uh luvrtt, Jar C<uk »>r ready evw- weather approaches, our citizens should thoroughly cleanse their premises. ren•cr:ng them as pure and healthy ns poa•JHfr. There arc a number of disinfect ing ageata wbieh will be found efficacious Wan* Kral* *t AU Baon 1 Or Cold Lund, if drHirod we are prepared to autmlv ord.,. uJ COUNTY ACCOUNTS. will answer tbe trifle: 1. Oae pint ofdre liquor af chloride •f zinc, io om pailful of water and oaa pound of tho eMorida of lime iu another RADWAY 8 REGULATING PILL8, R1DWAF8 PILLS *7”’ OR COFFER CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, 8ARDINES, fcc. A1*. Io* Orean and lamomuie, Board will ba farrmhod bjr Uh day or TEA PAIN.-PAIN.—PAIN. will xfcrd eMady rriiaC aud wear foil RADWArS REGULATING PILLS AM, ALL KINDff OF JOB PRINTING, •'■4 (OOD RIUIF CL£AS- Barbar Pole GoWywr’.Hard ANWUB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-06-11.pdf b180825f2288a2187f86b75381275531 PDF Text Text odi “Liberty and Union-One and Inaepantble.” VOL. 7. N0.fi. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1862. fit $istings IJatuitr, K.MPPEMA BURROWS. / IS PUBLISHED EV BRI WEDNESDAY, A TX<?RJ‘KT‘‘ fcijoiu ^ortrg. C0UN8KLL0M AT LAW. /I Solicitors la Clxucery. Tax and Ia.nra.ee 4t»* Bn,lne»‘ attended to with prom pluses and fidelity. r Office, corner of Main and Burdick 8 tree la, Ktilamaxoa. Michigan. . A. A.Knarax, J. C. Bcanowa. As I rock in-ihs twilight, trying GREAT Like a jingling rhyme— VICTORY’’ Tolls • loved (riead's lul farewell. As I sit la ay erm chair, thinking Hastings’ ilnsinrss Sirtrtmn). Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS STORE!!! DRUG GRANT a RFArLDlNG, Like a'gloocny rhyme, Marks a step in the march of ti: Toll—toll—th* passing knell. Tolls an old friend's last farewell. Roberts & Striker, EALERS in all kinds of dry. gooda.groceries, erockery, Ac. Stole at., at the post office. D Jl»T RECEIVED provisions, pi d -.e, fiiah. butter. lard. nork. and grain all kind Al»o t«-y» candies. etc , etc. Store Calilorn a Block. Stale street. Hastings, Mich. ealer in groceries, D But no belfry chime. With its ringing rhyme. new nnd moat complete assortment of DRLG8 AMD MEDICINES, rChemical*, Paints OU*. Cam­ pho nr, Barnin* Flnid, D. C. HAWLEY, The slumber forever cold. Tod—toll—the passing knell Tolls my last friend's sad farewell. TUHl’ENTINE and alcohol D isy- FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLYJK cenow. • -...... ' ............... .... Holbrook's New Block, Uniting*, Mieh. POFULAR JESTS. Perhaps nothing is more deceptive to novice than smart sayings, with replies, keen retorts, smart repartees, and sudden impromptus. They seem to spring from the occasion ns sparks fly from the smitten steel and flint, nud it is very difficult to imagine that they were mostly if not all previously prepand by hard study. Yet we are told as I* thooe sparks that they were sleeping in the steel before the flint uncovered them by a rude blow. « In the «dd mythology even Jupiter could only hurl thunderbolts previously manufac­ tured by hard labor <>n the anvils of the Cyclopes. So it is with the lightning­ shafts of wit; they are chiefly forged »nd polished a l<>ug lime before they were used, and the wittier the form of the tho’t, the sharper the report, the longer and more difficult, as a general rule, must' have l>rcn the labor of preperution.— Men ago. in a sentence that « ould d<» credit toon Irish rage and wit, says, “It is a' difficult matter to make an impromptu. I In-iieve for my own part, that n«ns ' are eo«>d but those that are made at’ Ivisure.” Tbe much celebrated rcpnrtce of Voltaire' — perhaps the most praised of any one in' liternturt—-is by no means an original one. Il is thus told of the Frenchman : Voltaire was speaking in terms of adniiralion arid commendation ofa certain Englishmau and bis writing^ A friend who ' foard him. raid, “M. Voltaire, your praise is highly dirintcreated. for that gen­’ tleman often speaks of you and your writings in ti-rma of bitter censure.”—' “Verv good.” said Voltaire. “It is n<»t! important, for wo are both probablyb much mistaken in each other." The‘ basis of this well tuned repartee irin the old Greek apopthegms, and is, in our opinion, better than in the French. “In his lower fortunes Tb«Nni»toclea was in l<<ve with a young man who scorned him. a TTORNEYS AT LA w and Solicltora in Chaneerr. Variietilar attenlionpaid to Conrryauelus, the inrratisntton of till«« G> Land A GROCERIES! * TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, on nuvincs'. „ . . Office in the Court Honae. Hartings. Mien. PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS, CODFISH; in fael. ererrthing in the Grocery line, sueh as will be needed for femilv use. . , | | nwtBT a-xn/mnaaix And l ooklor Extracts, I. A. HOLBROOK, ron TTORNEY and Connseioral Law. S<dlcitor in I Cbsncrrv, General Und and Tax Agent — Office, second story of Rower a block. V J. If. RUSSELL. fJIIYSICIAN and Surgesn. Office in Russell L store. State stroeL_______ PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS. Ao., Ac. Upon our abelvee may be tound all of th JOHN ROBERT*, HlYRlClAN and Surgeon. Dwelling<m Broad- . MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES If. P. CHERRY, XTUTAKV PUBLIC .»d ' V f.n.i u. ull buainro* entruated to him with .-omntnea* and fidelity. Residence, Johnstown, larrvPeountv. Mieh. fflsnkakept always on baud. , ----- - .----------------- L. IW STEW ABT, we would respectfully announce to the e.U­ । sens of Hartings aud vicinity, that w*i intend Io[ | CTCrTtlnng in onr line of trade aa cheap aa can। *n..si u-s““ Jod* (EECEAIP, J M. NEVINS* ’ ' ------ -wTniarr Public, ana Tax axenL Partlcolar ] 8pte|a; attention will b« ten linn naid to making out DceJi-. Mort- • jjjtf Bn«< putting Up PRESCRIPTIONS ; snd ■ y putting US attenUon paw to k toy •»9i p s np PKKWMii f o>* CM rrty Bpw,i trenastogtnet’icinca of u» can rr'y upon clMlttK Mortgngea by advertisement. H. WRIGHT, ROBERTS A STRIKER. TTORNEY' and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. and Solicitor and '"£11^X2> 7l A Hasvixo* Masco «. 1S62- .claims simI money prompuy , Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq.. Middleville. Bwty County. Michigan. garded as beauties and gazed upon pleasure. Enough may already have been said on the pun. the kind of witticism most easi­ ly made, most readily appreciated, and moist convenient for ' repetition. Here, however, is one rather literary than otherwise, and, perhaps, too ingenious and artful ever to have been made outaide of some writer's workshop; .“A London tobacconist had accumulated a fortune by selling 'Quids,' and had. there fore, gained the soubriquet of‘Old Quid’, At length he set 6p a carriage end livery, and put on the arms sm a motto the Latin word* ‘Quid ride*.’ One nf two waps asked the other what the words meant. ‘Mean!'said he, 'Why they mean just what they read, that old Quid ride*,* ” thus using the words as English not as Latin, and taking advantage of the similar forma of words, not their similarity in sense, on which to base his pun. Tbc pun is often called the lowest species of wit, yet is among the very oldest, and is really one of the mostgrnceful and pleas­ ing of all the rainbow farms that wit can assume. It may be found in ideas aa well as in words. Thus when a plain coualrymnn was asked one night what be would take to go a mile without hi* clothe*, instantly replied, “I would take s cold." he was punning upon a word.— But when the convict, ordered to be trans­ ported to Botany Bay,made bia ‘Convict’s Song," he was punning upon ideas. ' nd Caps for sale «h«*P *7r I11KKTM A STRIKER. B I C P S »»u>, ' ( Cor. Boston Journal. New York, May 28,1882. The military are all alive. The drill All the eompaoiea ।rooms are crowded. have the offer of m<>r« recruita than they | can except Fifteen hundred men have i ing. < “He is * moan, dastardly onward, and |been connected with tbe 69tb Regiment, upon this Holy Bible I—’ i and tbe doors are shut to keep out the i “Stop, husband. John, remember he ।aplioanta. all ready to go to tbei W£The excitement and ardor of April, 1881, is my brother; and by the love you bear ' i not in any manner outue up to tbq me, fixrbear to corse him. He has done did , i you wrnng. I allow, but oh! John, be is । present feeling. . i Quite a romantic Incident attended the young and very sorry. The momentary J departure of the 7th Regiment on Mon­ ishame you felt yesterday, will hnrdly be j wiped out with a curse. It will only <day nighu One of the members waa ’ engaged to ba married, and tho cafd* iinjure yourself, John. Oh ! please don’t ( were out. The wedding was to comeoff •ay anything dreadful I” l Tuesday of tbe coming week. The The sweet-faced woman prevailed ; tbe on , lady is e daughter of one of the leading <curse that bung upon the lips of the angry | man was not spoken ; but still be said. |lawyers of this city. On the reception । of the order on Monday the wedding wau 1“I’ll never forgive him—be. has done me । But tbe lady waa a I knocked in the bead. i deadly wrong." Tbe young man who had provoked bis brave as well aa her lover. An arrange­ bitterness, humbled and repentant sought ment was made for an immediate mar­ Moo ■ in vain far forgiveness from him whom, riage. It U>-k place at 5 P. M. “True pstriota we, For be it understood We left our country Fnr ou r country's good." CloselV allied to this double meaning of words in that species of wit which grows out of so placing the words of a sentence as that two meanings shall be possible, and altogether inconsistent with each other. *'A stern nnd Irritable judge had. al one assize, ordered a carpen­ ter to make a gibbet When the sheriff called upon the workman he refused to make the gibbet, on the plea that he had nnt been paid farii previous nnc. At the next assize the judgn had him called into court, and demanded in a harah tone; •• Fellow, how camo you tn refuse to make the gibbet far me ordered at the last assize ?’ ‘I humbly beg pardon,' said the carpenter,‘had I known it was for your honor it .should have been made immediately.’" A story is told of two deacons who lived-in Dedham. Massa chtiseita. Die old graveyard of tbe town, never very large, had become full, and it was proposed to purchase ground for and lay out another. Deacon Pond argued that it ought to be in one place, nnd Dea con Dana insisted on another spot. Dea con Pond's proposition was carried to the g-eat moriificatiun and indignation of Deacon Dana, who did nut &il to express his mind with very great freedom. A few weeks afterward. Deacon Pond wont to hi* minister for sympathy and Christ inn convolution under certain irritating When Themisteries grew to greatness, which was soon after, this young man sought him. reminding him of his former desires. Theniistoch-s simply said, JACOB FERRIS, “Wenre both grown wiser now, but too - late for you." Here is another often ' nmtesa * 0u> L oxpox Doc* Gm, tor mutu­ M1CBIGAK I0KI1. quoted as'lhe resultto modern Irish logic, al purposes, for *s»c by K.a»’ but yet it is thoroughly Greek, and older QoodTear's Pstcnl Breast Pump, for^ssle by than the discovery of Ireland by the Ro­ mans : A scholastic, wishing to teach H. C. PR1NDLE, his horse to live without eating, gave him UOGE OP PROBATE, . oral i*»d *ntl Tax Agent- Will be f'’und a daily diminishing quantity of food.— ths UMrt House, J n—““* * 2d 3d QTATIOP MICHIGAN•»■*£ When the horse died of hunger ho said. "I am greatly afflicted, fur when my home learned not to eat he died.’’ Here is an­ DAXIEX STIUKBK, other modem jest, at least as old as the MSH CI.EUK. New Testament. “A simpleton, wishing New Testament if il bee.... hi,...., .ho. 10 ku«»»« •• ■- «»«•—*r—— ——„ his eyes and looked in a mirror. H«>w extremely Celtic is the combination of .. 11. cook, those two act*, ahutling tbe eyes and look­ DlUUSTBIl ing! Die practice is certaiwly worth IV OBr. to the trial by some of our church going sleeoers of these degenerate day*. Lord Baclm tells a story a* having bgp-. H. N.NIIELDON, OUNTY. TREASURER. Office in tb« c>ort pened in his lime, though be himpelf was House. ' _____ _— to much <»f a scholar not to know that it HOWARD ASSOCIATION. FMI.M- hits been in circulation both in -Greek and JAMES A. MVEEXEV, Roman literature far thousands of years. ROSECUTING ATTORNEY, ^’'^.*,'nocrfrt “A gentleman who hived good wine, aent Law. RaHeitor and Counselor in Chancery. Notary PnM.c, will promptly attend to any home a cask full of the best sort carefulFn^u-a entrnau.1 to bi. caro. in *my ofU* lv sealed at the bung. Hia butler made beh.kth .. srra«kT0BKH0r A a hole m the cask. nnd. drawing off, stole the half of the wine. As the nwner de­ bated with himself bow the wine cnuW ikccrrcoOBTcox rooMriUr * MMX. <• -f W-" have gni out while the—I anbroken a fnend showed him the hole near the botuim. now plugged up, from which 3 South Ninth Street, Pfailad* *..me ".<ue had stolen tbs wfae 'That csn’l be.’ a»'d tbe ponied owner, for do COCNTY ACCOUNTS you not see that it h n<* the »"*«■ L. opp«r >»>«*-< ta. ROBERTS A STRIKER. FUL NETKB POMITE HIM. “I’ll never forgive him—never!” “Never is a hard Ward, John," said the with isweetfaccd wife nf John Locke, aa she 1 looked up for a moment from her sew- gisttllann. ROBERTS A STRIKER, BALERS EALERS in drng«.-medicines. dntga.tnedieinea. patcntmrdipatastewdicine*, paints, oil*, terpentine, burning Ontd. | DANIEL C OOK, WCSTICE OF THE PEACE. General Uad end 3 Tux Aerut, will attend to the collection of lebtfiaud nil other bu*ine*« pertaining to his office Office to UuoJyear's block, up stafr^ of the whole hemisphere ; nod, though beheld by every eye, they are never seen by any two eyes withexacdy tbe same shape’and color, yet dfiey are always re­ in a moment of passion, be had injured almost beyond reparation. John Locke day. At 0 P. M. the new bridegroom1 was at tbe armory with Us armor on ready to march, and was in bis place mo­ ving down Broadway when the column steeled his heart against him. In tbe store sat the young village mer­ chant, one pleasant morning, contentedly marched on to tbe war. Tbe Quakers are having quite a good reading tbe morning paper. A auund. of hurried footsteps approached; but he took time this vear nt their annual meeting.— no notice of it, until a hatless boy burst A lady preacher has quite electrified ths into tbe store, screaming at the top of his staid assembly and crowded the house. voice, “Mr. Locke, Johny is in the river Il is not often that any one ploases the audience, as each are supposed to speak —little Johnny Locke." To dash d<Wn tbe paper and spring for the street, was the Grat act of tbe agonized father. On, on, like a maniac be sped reaching the bank of the river,pallied and crazed with anguish. Tbe first sight that met his eye was little Johnny, lying in the arms of his mother, who bent wildly over her child. The boy waa just saved He breathed, and opened his eyes,smiled faintly in bis mother’s face; while she with a choking voice, thanked God. An­ other form lay insensible, stretched near the child. From bis head ths dark blood flowed from a ghastly wound. The man agsingt whom John fx>cke had sworn eter­ nal hatred, 'uad, at the risk of bis own life been tbe savior of the child. He had struck a floating piece of drift wood as he came to tbe surface with the boy and death seemed inevitable. John Locke flung himself down on- the green-sward, and bent over the senseless form. “Save him," hr cried, huskily, to1 the doctor who had been summoned.— “Restore him to conefausnesa if it be only one little moment: 1 have something im­ words spoken by his brother dencon. ‘O. Mr. Parker,’said he. ‘do you know what an impious speech Deacon Dana made v» me?’ ‘Certainly not,’said the preacher. ‘what was it P ‘Why, be said about our new graveyard that be would never be buried there ns long aa A« lived.’ ‘And what did ynu say to thnt, Deacon Pond T ‘Why, 1 v>ld him that Zwntild if the Lord should spare my life.’ "—Lad ifa' Rcpori. t°n!_________ Letter from Corinth. Correspondent* of the Dsiroit Advertiser. Headquarters LUh Rog'tMicb. Infantrr. » Camp near Connth, MTm,. May, 33d, '<53 I On yesterday our bnya were most agreeably surprised, by beholding the placid countenances of Gov. Blnir and tile Adjutrint-Gencral of Michigan, whnse sparkling eyes nnd healthy mnustaeh seemed ns natural as ever. On their entering our eamp heavy cannonading commenced between our pickets and the as tbe spirit gives utterance. On Mondsy a friend got the floor. Hh waa a liule bit long winded. Tbe good people bore all with patience. But soon, as if a clap of thunder came out of a dear skyund lit tbe gable end of the “meeting house,” a dear voice rang through the asaembly, “Friend John, cannot thee bring thy remarks to a cluse T” It was an ex­ tinguisher. Tbe loquacious Friend sub­ sided. The ciders aro^a and shook hands. Tho meeting broke up. But many a grave head was sb.>ok at the unusual and un­ seemly interruption. The subject of the war has come up in tbe public meeting of the Frianda, now in council, while they cannot take up arms, they wish well to the Government, and will do nothing to discourage those that do not fed an bad about tbe matter. In other words, they cannot fight, but will support those who <jo. These sentiments catne out in the manly and elegant ad­ dress of Mr. Bunt, one of tbe great lights of the sect, to a crowded audience, «» Tuesday, when tbe opinion of the Qua­ portant to say to him." • “He is reviving," said the doctor. The wounded man opened his, eyes; they mot the anxious glance of the broth­ er-in-law, and tbe pale lipa trembled forth kers on the war was known to becoming. “Do vou forgive me?’“Y Yea, “ m, yes ven:; God l>od is l« witness, witness, ns m I i hope nope far incrcy hereafter, I freely forgive you. r___forgiveness :__ C. . nnd. .in* turn , ask yonr for-my Within the past three months a large number of sent further numocr or slaves sieves have u*vc been w South and told to new masters; and the scene in the auction markets have often anntwm marietta have often been harrowing to witness—families be­ ing separated wilhoot tbe least regard for humanity, or that kind of external decency which the slaveowners frequent­ unchristian omducL” A feeble presuro of the hand, and a up' - ■e - Daath.” beaming smile were all ibe answer. Many days the brave young man hung upon a slender thread of lijc ; nnd never ly affect to oliserve. A week or two since, s large and in­ were there more devoted friends than those who hovered over the sick-bed.— telligent mulatto waa taken from his wife But a vigorous constitution triumphed, and children and sold to a Texas planter and. pale.and very much changed, he at Jame'e mart, in Memphis Tsoocssm, He. poor fellow, was greatly deprenaed, walked forth once again among the liv­ and seemed for a time uneoucioos of ering. “Oh! If ho had died with my unkind- erylhing passing around him. At last nens clouding hi* aon!, never should 1 he aroused him self from Ms retrospection, have dared to hope for mercy from my and asked if he had been sold, end Io Father in Heaven !" said John Locke to whom? The name uf ths planter was his wife, ns they nat talking over the sol given, and the locution of his plantation. An expression of agony, succeeded lw.4 cmn event that had threatened their lives with a living trouble. “Never, now 1 a cloud of despair, passed over the man a have tasted ‘.he awcetneas of forgiveness face; but without speaking, bo walked —never agnin will I cherish revenge or quietly into the middle afthe street, end 'unkindness towards the erring; for there before any one could divine his motive, I is new meaning to my soul in the word* or anticipate his intention, he’drew-a ' of our daily r prayer, and I see that I have pistol, which he had concealed upon hla 1 only been calling judgments upon myself person, and placing the muxxls to bisfor1 while 1 have impiously asked, ‘Forgive head. pulled the trigger. ' Tbe upper part of bis band was fhirly US our trespasses, as we forgive those who blown off; and he fell a mangled curpee 'trespass against no? ’’ In the crowded thoroughfare. The bondsman was free. Stiioda bed MeteapsTchosls. 8.8. Prentiss once gave a magnificent saved him from Slavery. rebels, as if the latter had anticipated tbe arrival of our distinguished guests. Our dinner to some friends, at a hotel in friends were disappointed, and so were Vicksburg. Early in the evening a stran­ we. for we expected a general engage ger entered the room by mistake. Pren moment about tbe body ; but no nnepiL menu But the rebel pickets soon re tins cmurteously invited him to join the icd, no one bestowed more thought upon Before' Inng the stranger guest treated behind their breastworks and tbe mrty. the heart-broken, self slain husband and wgan boasting of how much ho bad drank firing of cannon and musketry soon eeasfather than if he had been a butehered ot. ’ W hereupon the ears of our Govern- during the day—a cock-tail here, a ed. A few asked, “What the devil was the smasher there, a Jullp in this place, a (ff saluted by the matter with the nigger?” Others oh; of «Bd 8ttl - .were ------•ling In that, and so nn, apparently with­ served: “That tbe nigger must have T.’ under tbe leadership nf Henry T. Hirst, out end. At length Prentiss interrupted been crazy;’ and the Texas planter swore him: of Clarkstown, Michigan. • roundly—seying. “D-n tbe cursed “Sir," said be,“do you believe m tbe • • • • • • ' darkey. I could have sold him for two Firing has been going on dally and doctrine of metewpayebosi* 1" thousnnd dollars. I’m juat no much out ‘•1 don’t know.” was tbe reply ; and I nightly, at.iotervala, during Abe last week. of pocket. If he’d come to life again, 1 d But tbe rumor is afloat that Corinth is don’t see thnt It ha* anything to do with ■give him forty lashes.” evacuated. Nevertheless, as 1 am writ- what we were talking about ’’ But the crowd went hurrying on, and «h hat.” rejoined Premise, “muchting heavy firing is being beard on our the negro, and the great tragedy, left. But it is by our forces, and 1 bear very meek. 1 have firm fait in that doc­ nnd grander and more awful than “Othel­ no response. This is a critical moment trine. I believe that in the nest life er- lo "were forgotten ; and tbe heroic mar­ 1 assure you. Still IfCdrlnih be evacu­ ery.man will be transformed into the tyr was hauled away like a poisoned dog.. ated nor boys will fael.dtMppointed and thing for which be has beat qualified himdiesatfofiod. If onr m?n /bad their w»y •dC Jn that life you, sir, will become a we should all be In Corinth to-marrow night, nr in kingdnm come. We hope corner grogcory."____________ to see Corinth first, however. . Ong - of tbk M&uatn. th. w„rU. To HrasANWL—Remember that Jove iatbt best «*f all medicines far women, and that no wifq’etrpw ever corrugates while she lives B the sunshine other hus­ band’s heart Her ibnuwnd and <>nu liule vexation* earea are eiceedlngly « banstive, and you muat not forge*, that naw carriages and dtesses will fail tn lie *M making eulti.iwd on llm mok otfki»h.i«ri “Udta »»<l Mr. An lri^< Mkwr, pulltag oS a « fell, ^pPDLariVUS , �HASTINGS BANNER. Phillips Mid be “wanted in kills Fair 0 *u vae* «B«« » VetnUay atnlM, Jtitll, ttt2. OXSAT ■OUN-BOCT FKBT. Haviso ix rma, cimoxx ©mt outran, oriut axd with eras .rt'aYoel, without tilings before you is to fet you know that they have a new definition fur ths word treason. ft Hereafter whenever you bear one of these Northern veceah papers talk­ ing of Republican and Abolition traitors, you will know express a condition of things tble, and as such, are entitled abstract, gives no license for tbeir prosti­ tution to purposes mainly selfish and re­ gardless of justice or principle. tVben “Conciliation” means accessory to crime, either before Or after the fact, we eschew the word. This principle might appro­ priately be applied to tbe unhappy con­ dition of our country, io its present want of harmony, but we propose briefly to it is never advisable to “do evil, that good may come." that they men man wbo are in favor or putting down the ro bellkxr. ' State Female Coxvicts.—Tbe Detroit Trihtnt, in a recent article, stated that it is contemplated by the State authori­ ties to remove the female convicts from the Penitentiary at Jackson, to the House of Correction in Detroit assigned fur this change Tbe reason waa, that they It is Dot even politic to countenance a wrong or any deviation from principle, only in a very restricted surroundings improved in the latter city, ness, an expense to the State, nnd injuri­ ous to themselves.” To this the Jackson Citizen replies, emphatically contradicting tbe statement, and temporary point of view. This state­ and, of tbe female convicts aaysjbere are ment bolds good aa well within political only eight in the Prison, and there is no organizations as elsewhere. intention The party to wfiieh we belong, bad its origin nnd organization,, in a principle,or act of prin­ of removing them. “They make all the shirts and sheets fur nearly five hundred male convicts.” “All the We claim that no man can be mending is also done by the same females. a Republican, neither baa he any right to “They are in a building by themselves, ciples. be ctuuidered one, who violates a prom­ under the charge of a matron, and no one inent principle of that party, or who aids is allowed entrance without her permis­ in building op or disseminating tlie views sion,” and “in tbe prison they can of a party in opposition to it. The Re­ difieulty only see out into the yard." party differs from all other publican parties, having been called into existence, EgT^The Fortress Monroe with corYes- and attaining to giagantic proportions, pondent of the N. Y. Tribune, under date mainly by the retractive force of a just of June 8, says that several gentlemen . principle. And wa much mistake the who were on tbe fie Id during the battle of temper of the masses of that party, if the Chicshcminy, place our loss at from they do not insist upon a strict'-adhere- six to eight thousand, and that of the en­ ance to its principles, by its organs snd public servants. emy much more. They will not hold any Congressman or lesser officer guiltless* tor ftsRRow Escape.—John Roberts of a departure from the old landmarks ; and Co. K, bth Michigan, at tbo late battle, will not and ought not to bold any man had a small pistol in his left side pants guiltless who glcftes tfver such departure pocket. under tbe plea of “conciliation.” bis pantaloons, and molded itself around We hold it to be not ohly our duty, but in A minnie ball passed through tbe lock of tho pistol, where it remains. accordance with the dictates of true pol­ Mr. Roberts lust a finger by icy, to hold such departure from princi­ shot the next ple up to public contempt and execration. We will have no political fellowship with any man who has no principles or sym­ pathy in common with the Republican party, other than to accept a fat office when offered. Such, we believe also to be the sentiments of the greater part of tbe Republican party, and wbo must look with contempt upon any public journal which lacks either the courage or the in­ tegrity to condemn an abandonment of principle by a public servant, elected by tbs Snfrages of its party. The Semi sccesh organ of this village Uns attempted to prove that the Republi­ cans are traitors, and not the Democrats. Tbe editor make* as bad work of bis task as menrto generally when they draw on tbeir imagfoatiom) in lieu uf facts. He claim* that the reason traitorous Repub­ licans are not incarcerated in military bDr know that Secretary Staxtox was plhecd in the’Cabinet for that very pur­ pose, andtha’t he has not been able" to catch a trahor ftepiiblicau yeti Again, be says that “all that class of men who belong to tbe Chandler,Lovejoy and Wendell Phillips school cannot be lookup upon in any other light than as t lai tore to tho Government." thia, be quotes To prove from - Phillipa’ language tttnt shows Phillips to he opposed to the views of Chandler, Lovejoy and ell other Republicans who sustain the administra­ tion, Ahua controverting his own logic. The Pioneer claims that the language <if Phillips is treasonable, and if uttered by a Democrat, would consign Fort Warren. him to Although we disagree with Phillip*.' logic, on many points, propose to show what his we views are, as shown by tjiosc extracts, in order to show our readers, what seoeah call treason. in the first quotation Mr. Phillips finds fault with tbe Republican Administration and condemns its policy because he thinks its course w UI treason ? prevent Union. Is that Sacesh ©alls it treason because PhilMps wants a course adopted which •hall crush out the rebellion. Further on, Phillips complains of Me Clellan because hi* policy only lends to disperse tbe rebels into guerilla ’bands, instrod of crushing them in tbei r entrench ®e»ta.' Of course, aecesb considers such seNtimenta treasonable. Phillip* Oowmcndx Buller because be w$*ot permit his w4diers to be buffeted letter bv the prize eaptured off this pUee ►which is on its «•> northward. Tber liintweii quite Important. Oat g«»boats are within four miles of Charleston, Martinsburg, June 4. Reliable staterneats from Strasburg by-wsy Watunu Inlet, and we all expect •ay that Jackson’s whole force, with bis soon to attack it” Tbo 7H*u«e, editorially, says : “We train snd prisoners, succeeded In passing through towards New Market. The fv learn through a private channel, irnwhiefi ring elf Munday was an attack of Gen. we confides, that the Unitirisio of ’Texas Wo under­ Milroy on Jackson's rear guard at Fish­ will soon be heard from. er’s Hili, a strong steatogetic point, a mile stand that-their arrongemewtn-fnr resto­ ring their state to the Union, have been and a half south of Strasburg. From tbe beat information attainable, quietly matured, smd that they have, ere the enemy held his ground and resumed this, thrown the old flag to the breeze, his retreat during tbe night. Il is report­ under the lend of Gen. Sam. Houston. ed that Jackson’s advanced guard was at We cherish strong hopes thst the rebel* New Market on Monday night. Gene­ ofTexas will noon turn up missing, and i rals Smith and Longstreet were In the that ‘Old Sam’ and ‘Uncle8am* will have i We await furvalley with 15,000 men, but tbeir exact possession of the State. tber tidings with lively Interest" position wss not known. MEMPHIS TAKEN. could be profitably employed and their whie in Jacksun, they “live a life of idle­ consider It in an Inter partisan sense. HIlHir WAR Nil .. wia u I. MeCMl.»'. «uo rounded at the OF THX H’J On the 10th ult, Gen. Butler sent Capt. Shipley and a squad of men of the 30th Man. Regiment to the office of the Hope Insurance Company, in New Or­ leans, fur the purpose of seizing $800,000 in specie stolen from the United States MJnt and secreted there. M. Conturic, Council oftho Nelberland., was in pos­ session of tbe office, nnd claimed that (he specie was under his charge as Consul — He refused to give up the keys of the vault, whereupon his person was search, cd and the keys taken from him. In the meantime be was nut allowed to leave the office. Die money was carried off, and M. Conturie presented a long state­ ment and protect to Gen. Butler on the subject. On the 12th insU, all the for­ eign Consuls, eighteen in number, entered a formal protest against tho treatment to which the Netherlands Consul had been subjected, as contrary to tbe trcaV ics existing between tbe governments they represent aud the United States.— To this document Gen. Butler replied ths same day, remarking: “1 am grieved that, without investiga­ tion of the facta, you, Messrs., should have thought it your duty to take action in the matter. Tho fact will appear to be,and easily to be demonstrated at tbe fironer time, that the flag of tho Netberanas was made to cover and conceal property of an incorporated compruy of Louisans, secreted under it from the op­ oration of the laws of the United States. That the supposed fact that tho Consul hod under the flag only the property of Hope Co., citizens of the Netherlands is untrue. He bad other property which could not by law? be bls property or tbe property of Hope & Co.; of this I have abundant pruff in my nwn hands. No person can exceed me in the respect 1 shall pay to the flags of all nations and to the consulate authority, even while 1 do nut recognize many claims made under them ; but I wish it most distinctly un derstood that, in order to he respected, the Consul, his office and the use of his flag, must each and all be respected. I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant, Bxxj. F. Bvtlk*‘ Major General Commanding. The following dispatch wns received at the War Department this P. M. that •178 to 1200, WOOL J.S. GOODYEAR 4 CO. Hutinp, Jane S, 1881 jri ... F-.taie ot Orville Fbelp*. PROBA 0 ONPXJt—8TATE OF MI OHIOAN, jelltsl bounty of Barry, m. MORTGAGE SALE. of Probata. । io tho matter of tha estate of Orville Phalpe, of Michigan, to Joeepb Bibler.of Marthall,Caiboon Tho regular packet Plntte Valley, the away tbeir arm*. A farmer says that, when Beabregard learned that Col. Etlibad cut the railroad on his line of retreat, he became frantic, and told his men to save themselves the best way they Could. We eaptured nine locomotives, nnd a discovered lying nenr Memphis During the night the rebel fle^l moved down the river, and by daylight tlmv were out of sight, but half an hour aftcrwaid tliey number of cars. One of the former is already repaired, and Is running to-day. order thnt I S H. W. HALLECK, H^|.-Gen. ComtnudiDg. Corinth, June 5. loOt ba virtue uf the etetute. and • puwer o| aalc ccoteibte in Mid murtgAge, tbe p.-«ui*e» dc«crib«d tbcreiu, tn wtt_ tli» mirth-welt niiartrr nf v’ e. tu tha Ligbaat Tillage of Haading the Circeft Dated, M».v so, Iruli. ' HORACE J. PEMBINA CO., SIX* allsx, a *•**■“'“-nr- 8. C. HUKDU Judn« of Probate. jelO CHANCERY SALE. were seen coming back formed in line of TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court for battle. Our gunboats had in the mean­ tbe county of Burr. In chaocery. time weighed anchor nnd, fitllowed by several rams, moved slowly towards the I’KHXir L cox a KO. fftfr/ufaat. General Halleck moved bis quarters rebel fleet, when a shot came from tbo N pursnance .ad by virtee at ■ decree of tha here to-day, occupying a house formerly Little Rebel from a rifled gun at long Circuit Court for thaeoanty of Barry, in Chaurange, but fell within a short distance of occupied by Bragg. General Thomas oerr. tn.de on th. thirtieth |SMk) day of.OetuMr the gunboat Cairo, which wns in advance. in the year at our Lord one tbouMod eixht buaoccupies one formerly occupied by Beau­ Die Cairo replied with a broadside.— drcJ and ■ixty-une. in a eartein c.u.e thrtoin regard. ' p< iidinr. ubareia Ctteries E. Hmith i. compl.iuS<«« tho engngernent became general at The enemy are reported 80,000strong uit .od Phillip Lecn.rd i. dcJendsat: NoUce i. long range. between Baldwyn and Okalona. The rams had in the meantime ad van At last accounts Pope’s advance was this aide of the Twenty Mile Creek, and ccd, and the rcliel ram Beauregard, being the enemy’s rear guard on the south side, some distance in advance, was singled out by the Federal rams Monarch and Queen still retreating. An English officer who deserted, says of the Weal, each striving to be first to strike the rebel craft. high Confederate officers told him they The Monarch succeeded in striking her left there one hundred and twenty thous­ and strong, but when they arrived al amidships, almoat cutting her in.two. causing her tn fill nnd sink immediately DGOnville 50,000 has deserted, mostly in tho channel directly opposite to the of Michigan, containing airbn acre* of land, more | Alabamians, Louisianians and Mississipor It**. HARMON SMITH, I city.. pians. ' n n r<mrt Coa>mim.oner. At thia juncture, the Little Rebel made B*m-« * Dstok. Solicitor* for Complainant McClkllax’s Headquartxrs. 1 n dash at the Monarch, which by this Dated, June », 184ft. Jell Thursday Evening, June 5. f time was hi tho midst of the reW fleet, [Blgntd] HALE. VESTEEN 47B BROADWAY, N£W YORK :r or Marry, noinrn me rroww uwcc, >» r’illag* of on Tuesday “»« »«**• J‘J of ..... «k. r nri. aavht liund- first boa'.through from Memphis, arrived required to eiancy certain Real Eetate in aaxl thia morning. *1 petition der.cribtd. to the »aid pet tionrr. ill purThe flotilla of five gnnbnsts and eight ruaueo of a certain contract ■tledrad to have been rams left Fort Wright at two t-’clock on Thereupon M i» ordered that Thursday morning. Finding no obstruc­ day of Jul», A. D. iMi, at ton tions nt Fort Randolph the flotilla passed on, and at eight o'clock Thursday evening I the gunboats anchored two miles above Memphis, the ram* remaining a short distance above. A reconnoissanro made prayer of the petitioner ahmdd not the discovery that the enemy’s fleet, con­ t — - ■ 4 - - - A , I, a sisting of the following vewls: Gen. VanDoro, flag ship ; Gen. Price, Gen. hearing thereof, by eauaing a copy of tbi Bragg. Gen. Loval, JeffThnmpmtn, Beau­ to be publiabed io the Bastian Hanner, «r n.— regard, Sumpter and Little Rebel, were ____ ___ ..ia Halleck'* Headqnerten, Just 6, 1862. To E. M. Staateo, Bee’y of War: Gen. Pope, with 40,000 men, is thirty miles south of Florence, pushing the eno my hard. He already reports 10,000 prisoners and deserters from the enemy, and 15.000 stand of arms captured.— Thousands uf the enemy are throwing AYER’S CATHARTIC I A severe storm ha. raged since Tues­ day, and lasted the whole of yesterday. The Chickahoininy rose to an unprece­ dented highth. Trains from White House to the battle field were detained, but by a skillful movement of the latter, she dropperl out of the way, nnd tho blow intended for her struck the rebel boat Gen. Price, taking nwny her wheel, ma­ king it necessarv for her to run ashore, when she sent a shot which, uufortunalely for the rebel*, struck the rebel gun Iwwit General Lovell, rendering herunmaungeable. Immediately afterward* she was run down by (he Queen of the WesL and the telegraph line prostrated. All information shows that the rebels suffered terribly in the late battle. All carts, furniture, cars, omnibuses, &c., were impressed for carrying tbe dead and wounded from the field. Hotels and private bouses were occupied ns hos­ pitals. * The rebels opened with artillery this CHANCERY SALE­ TATE OP MICHIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Ctiart for tbe county uf Berry-in Cb»acery. S Phillip LtotarJ, Defendant A broadside from the Benton took ef­ fect on the *idei( of the Jeff Thompson, when she ran ashore and was anon after morning from five different pointe. Three of our batteries replied.causing the rebels in flames and burned to the water's edge. Four reliel boats having Ucon disabled the remainder of their fleet retreated down the river, pursued by our b<mts, fi­ ring as they advanced, resulting in the Cairo, June 6. capture of the Sumpter, Bragg nnd Little Fort Wright ia evacuated. We are Rebel, which hnd been abandoned by now in possession. most of their erews. • ■ Tho flotilla has passed Fort Randolph, Capt. Montgomery, the flag Officer, cn route for Memphis. and moat of the officers and men succeed­ Fortress Monroe, June 5. ed in making their escape into tbe wood* The first boat load of wounded from on the Arkansas shore.' The Federal ram Lancaster was st ruck tbe recent baUle near Richmond, arrived here on Tuesday on tbe steamer, State of by the Beauregard early in the fight and Maine. slightly disabled. The steamer Mystic arrived this morn­ After the return of-tbe gunbnata from ing with 241 prisonees recently captured pursuit, Cbmodore Dnvi* sent the follow, by General McClellan, including seven mg note to the Mayor of the citv : officers. U. S. Fug Stxamxb Bkxtok, 1 Newport News has been abandoned ns OFF MKMPilJS Juuc 6. ) a military post, and the ordnance stores Sir.—1 have respectfully to request are being removed to the Fortress. you will surrender the eitv’nf Memphis Rolla, Mo., June 5. to the authority of the United States, Cols. White and Vanselling, of the which I have the honor to represent. ' rebel army, and Jas. Massey. Secretary ofStgte under Calib Jackenn. together with about twenty ordinary rebels, were In reply, the Mayor said, “your note captured at Oroville a few day* 8ince. to retreat after a bot fire of two hours. We.lost one killed and two wounded. McClellan'. Headquarters, June 6. Two deserters just In, report «en. Joe Johnson seriously,if not mortally woundthrough the groin, by « Mini* ball during tbe late battle. Gro. G. W. Smith now A pontoon bridge, replacing the bridge burnt by the rebels, was completed, and part of General Fremont’s force croseed this morning. It rained hard all night and day • tbe river roae-12 feet in four hours bringing down great quantity of driftwood and heavy timber, which find. ly parted tbe hr^ge la toe middle. The riKW.", MORTGAGE SALE. r^5TJ3sru,-~''' in bis subserviency to slavery nnd slave or _tl .L _ . ■ elected as republicans he is tbe only1 one or .nth. m„7„ elected aa remibllenn. h. I- .*,« * __ base and false enough to vote against reconsidering the emancipation bill. The motion to reconsider was made, it will be f'ir ll” PnrP°“ <>f ™«nr?ing tbe bill and making it tew stringent— But Granger voted kgainst giving the loyal men of the country the opportunity of touching the alaves of rebel, in any । shape. His sympathies are dearly with । the traitors, and be bos become one of the 1most obsequious defender* of slavery__ }' ■Detroit Advertber. I iinauguration of Mr. Buchanan, U Is now, isaid was a rart nf th. ~: ' .... .“ i < । ’ out reserve. w. n*.W’i' * m’™' Soliclfof. for Cirtnnlwnnrt. ’ n“tinn. Jw»e s, 186 X. jJn । rot- S«-Av»ar.—Bradlej F. Granger U In a fair way to rival tbe great leader of tbo doughface Dsmo^ lugaof Haatinga. that beiar the nlaZTft- k raev—the notorious Valandigham himself into the s*»toA,J.«7. inc® number leu [10] wrU^ conUininr eighty ■ « HAMON HMfrH, I has been received. In reply, 1 have only to say that, as the civil autharitie* have no means ofdefcuce, by force of cfantustanecs the eity is io your hands.” commands. Other information corrobo­ rates this, also that the rel»el loss ia esti. mated at 10,000 killed wounded and miaafag. No material change has occurred in the enemy’s position. How Mm. Gm. Lii was Capturkd. A contraband, wbo left Richmond vextenfay, says the eity was in a terrible daughters were captured on Saturday, state of confusion. There were no troops near Hanover Court House, twenty miles in the city except those performing guard from Richmecd. They had retired to a duty. There wero no signa of evacuation, and farm bouse, fearful that Richmond would be bombarded, and a scouting party of every thing, shows the intention of deter­ our cavalry, happening to visit Hanover, mined resistance. were infimned of tbe whereabouts uf Mrs. Fremont s Headquarters.Mount) Lee by a contraband. The old lady pro­ Jadcson, Va., Jnne 6. f fessed to be biehly indignant, and her The further pursuit of Jackson has daughters rood ow duMierv a lecture on , been impossible to-dny, owing to the rise chivalry to wom'eo. Of course, such be- th* dwelling, and the female* toid 25,000 For which tte hlghert mwket price will be p.id - ’ t IN O-A-STI. Cairo, Juno 8. Washington, June 4. Several more will be in running in a few days. Tbe result is all could possibly desire. aifiO CASH, Hew Advertisement*. 7 ij- ‘ *“*•. juuw g. mortgage sale UKoctiAu, w. x �Jforal awH IfiisitllMtoiis. J... S. omcui run ar amr ooovrr. cases: uf every n snd slier Mnaday, May Sth 1BS2, Passed. Jr n7r“Snn‘‘."1 Ccatral Roilmad will leave Battle Creek aa foUewa; O Day Exp res*. . Night Expreaa. 140 P.M . I10A.M. LlVTi Bohtivaio °< >Suu, member of ron,.et,oe or Legahtura, or Jodn of enr cooK of the QmfeJJr.u, BuUsr, " autee, or wbo Urla, bold to office of Uid. “ honor, inw p„,6t ln Utlud Slater Uell thereafter bold office la tho - eelW Coofeder... Stat-, or^f “LOW PRICES ................. 14.00 ,«ia <m @15 to "ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY SPECIAL NOTICES- OOWN.” VERMIN. THE Advertiser having been restored a lathe for turning boe-hmidlca. We un­ ses of convict labor at Jackson, to furnish a hundred thouaand of these handles. without a READ TBE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: Tbo only object of tho advertiser fa Proacnplion, •• *® benefit the afflict The Key West correspondent of the Erprte* states that the frigate Potomac had arrived from Vera Crux with the in­ formation «f the complete defeat uf the French, and their retreat to Vera Crux. first- To To To To another These instruments are unaur- To To P—in beauty of tone, fine touch, and general finish. Come and See I! Wllliau.aburg, I—vLj “H yr*, and mor* a*t*bliabodjn N.York. City. fW by----- th* City Post Office. f’aad by----- tbe City Primm* sad Station Boom* Prize Paetry. ----- the City Hotels-, AatoF-3»- Ntafa- Dettruy-------- lints, R<mches, &C. Bettroy--------Mice, Moles, and Anta. Dettroy——Bed-Rugs. Bettroy-------- Moths in Furs, Clothes, &c.. Ate. Dfttroy-------- Mosquitoes nnd Fleas. Dettri.y------- Ittaccti on Plants and Fowls. Dettruy-------- Insect* on Animals, die. bettroy-------- Every form and species manufacturer* aro well convinced of this, nnd as far os tbeir interest is concerned, would not be a»»rry to see two million hales destroyed in the planting region during tbe coining summer. The con­ Diaeaae disarmed—no luni[er kDla, Since we are bleaacd with Ussucs’s Fills. Wool! Doctor*. Single eopi«a may be had of th* author C. A LAMBERT. Eaq., Green point. Long lalaad, by enduring a poat-prid addrci^-d eeldop^ Address CHARLES A. LAlfBERT. Bi?. my21m2 Greenpoint, Lotig Island, X T. Mr*. C. Tvbow, 11 Christopher Street 5. Y., writes : "Feb. SO, I860.—I have been nMeet to attacks of Aathcis the laat twenty year*. 1 kava never found anything equal to HENRY R. CORTAR—We are aelling rear preparation* rapidly. Wherever they have been used. Rata, Mice, Roaches and Vermin disappear repldlr. Ecna A Srocrraa, Drogyata, Darling’! Liver Kegulaor. WE ARE NOW ON HAND Darling's JLifc Bitters, OWOB® ARMIES. “Coatar.” “Coster’s” Bed-bug Exterminator. “Costar'a” “Costar’s” Electric Powder for Insects,&c. BEST sAssortmoDts of We hare’ every kind of good*, such as I did no and found llto operate admirably. ram­ tag the bil^aud^arvusing the liter to activity. 1 FAMILY MEDICINE. CAUTION ! ! ’. ■ To prevent the public bring impornd upon by .^ariaaj and ffiyUy Per- ®©<OTS & Examine each box. battle, or Bask carefully before purchasing, and take nothing but “C*star’s.” GROCERIES DRY GOODS 1 ! GROCERY, SALOON. -Ajsru MILLINE BY HARD-WARE I steamer Julia Usher, at Liverpool, took on twenty field piece* and carriages, and was io sail on tbe 80th ult, with a cargo uf warlike material, fur some Southern port. Tbe ateamer Memphis, which Shleffrlin Bro’a A Co. Herrick’s traband cargo. Three other ateamer*. tbe names of vt hich hare not been furnisb- Week* k Pottar. Also all wholesale Druggiat* Chicago, HI., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mieh., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, O., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., DRY GOODS! of every description Stacks of nW health OTWKD STATSS. Clothing As low as the loweat,s/’or Cath or ready pay only. Or Cold Lunch if deaired- CROCKERY! TEA OR COFFEE, CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, SAR­ DINES, of tbe HASTINGS, MICH Ax- Also, Ice Cream and Lemonade. Board will bo furnished by •Thb Latut Form of Ammxcax BOOTS* SHOES, tbe day or Ao., HT SOLD OUR GOODS BY Lastly, I am prepared to Shave the Facet Unusually Low! or Cut the Hair, of old friends Ever ahown in thie Market, wiuch or Dew customers. And, finally, if you desire advance from ‘•J GOOD BARGAIHf or *CLKAg SHVAE," ROBEBTS A STRIKER, Just call at tbe sign of tbe tbo Barber Puh Pole on* door east of H. A. Goodyear’s Hard NEW YOKE COSTS. «>« «-»? I”-* A. H. HANNAS. n*4 Bi rr»H etarrge, : ia held <«nt HP Dcm’l fcil to give as a call. ALL KWD0 OF GRANT * BP. J. r GOOBTBABfo Co. ny each box . . WB *ra i Tin F1 M arran ted superior to Il ■■ is any Mil before MwpuMie. •TaLLsasMri, Law' Coi.ktt, .. . Florida July «, ri*0, JsiSs effect of your Sugar Coated l*ill* M my ctangfclsr. Ear three ycanAeta* been affected with,a Mioua derangement of tbo system, asdly impaiung her health, which has been ateodily failingdurit^T Warm Meals et AU Hours! ,ed us,.ana also loading fur the same er­ rand; A gunboat was •fnunebed nt Ln/ahi’s dock yard in Liverpool, on the 15th Pills. AND FAMILY GROCERIES groceries Kngar Coated Harral.Riadt A Kitehen Bu»b,GaIa A JtaMaeee. M. Ward, Ctaae A Co. McKiaaoe A Bobbin., The subscriber ia now prepared to sell sailed on the Hlh ult. from the same port, Also had on board a valuable con­ Pat ap In 60 cent and >1 Botltea east. [no«7 8bj] All Wuolual* Dataoiara in tbe large cities. 8om* of th* Wbsksalc IgeaU !■ New Y«rk City. DBcaamn,'a*oauM.STOB*uuu*s** and Rstailbss gaaerally mail Covxtst Towxa and V.illams BOARDING-HOUSE torour direction*, by mail or upama, peat pail A D^N’L 8. DARLING, 102 NranuSu, New York. in A co. | (ouod kt ell boere, ready to perform all tabor* ol hi* proleaaion, such aabHAVlNG, UAUt-curma shampooing, ar 1 Loir-dyeing, on tbe abort** UOUM A H. HANNIB. and waautirajgaiirrd. 1 have had no atiarkainco" D. Waatervelt. E*q„ of South 5tb. near sth SL, WilHannburgli, L. £, writs*; "AaguatJLtator— Haring been troubled with a difficulty ta tba Lire andtobillOua attacks, 1 waa advised, by*, found. ‘dXbLING'S liver regulator. “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, dec. Exterminator. Bost,,, Miss. Shaving Saloon! It ia a thorough of Brooklyn, write*: "Friarwary ay last I had a certr* attack ofFile* me to tbe bouac. 11ock *•* bot- —..... , --- Z\ 1K60. which cc tie of Hal'lMxon*Co. r VofBE Wand EUof S W KBaa. W, N, Range 10 W, 148 95-100ths acre*. Lhe west half of B W^o/Bk. 1», Town 10 W, 74 14-100th* acre*. Title warPhiladelphia, Pa. Apnly to T. W. Doyt A Co. I Robert Sho pr2*4t JOHN DORR, IL H. Fahenitock A Co. | French, Rli Scottville, Monroe Co., N. Y. with one of tbe LARGEST and Aid for thr South. The Union sucscases have not stopped tbe rebel ngenta in England from their work of fitting out steamers Inden with valuable cargoes to run the blockade. By private advice* -we learn thnt on the 'i5th of May, the iT- in affording immediate relteC Uver and. MlltoW rateady." Which we offer at Wberlre A Hart. Jam** 8, AsptaweU. Hogan A Alien. Han. Ruckrl A Co. For Sale! GOODS. “When Gen. Fremont was at the West, ills most secret dispntdica to tbe Presi­ dent were sent io Magyar, which was as good as a cipher, since no traitor knows the tongue.” Whnt a proud compliment to the na­ tive tongue sf Kossuth—“No traitor knows tbe tongue!” their own comfort a* well m making tbo children »ick.. 8be sfcyssbe will.undertake (His Rtndlev. Kaq.. 1!S East »U» Street, Jt. T., write*; Aqg.13, IHiO.-I hada difficulty with lb* Sidnev complaint three yean,-with oonstant pain in the small of my hawk. I had used most all kwda of medicines, but found no permanent relief until A largo stock of -------- OF--------- SPRING & SUMMER DARLING'S LIVJiR RUG ULA TOR it broke np my erid and favor at once. Fravfon* to tbis attack, 1 had beau troubled with dyspepaia asvera! month*: I have fait nothing of it since?’ FROM MORE GRAIN and provision* aro dMtroysd nnually in Grant County by vcnnl*. than would *y for tuna of thia Rat and Insect Killer.— Lan- RP" Put up with Ebglish, Snuish, Ger and French directiona. Price SI cent* per A 80 F^fcRER.—Published a* a warning, and Tn* HufOAKtAxa.—It ia stated os a curious but authentic fact that n<» instance is on record of a Hungarian who has fitvpred the Southern rebellion. Probably every other respectnbl cnationality is rep­ resented in the rebel rank* to day. But Hungarians sre lovers of liberty the world over, and all who fight arc found on the right side in our revolution. A correspondent of tbe New York Timet Bon. John Croa* write*, •'Brooklyn, March 16 I960. In the apring of 1859 I took n severe cold —1 * - » - • t *— ■*----- triad poiaona, but tb«y cffocted aothiuK; but‘Co*VAB’a’ artiolo knock* tbe breath oat of RaU, Mice Roach,,, and Bed-bug*, qnlcker thaa we c*u The confessions asd experiemce of sumption and the production of good* are bntb expected to be very light for sev­ eral months.” open siry and roomy apartments, near Jersy City Ferrr, in New York, as a “Nursery for infanta and s stopping place for-chiMren,” so that mothers wbo wish to visit New York, for pleasure or busi­ ness. eno .leave their children for the day, instead of wearying themselves and their darlings on but days, nnd destroying JUST RECEIVED pleaae call on or addreaa (with return noataga, 1 THOB. F. CHAPMAN. Praetimfaemii, myXImS Ml Broadway, New Yort largest ExTiRpewa.—A Mrs. Mnry Ann Court, of Elizabeth, announces that she will soon LIFE BITTERS, • nOCSF.KKEPERH— troubled with vermin naad Wool! DABLHKFB REGULATOR And now oonaidcr myaelf Entirelynnl,'< Tbeir wondrous work*—tbe paper* 011. Produced by Hnua'i matehluaa pill*, A understoud lo be for the service Confederates.—World, LIVER HVAE WE DIRECT To Eso- To of Vermin. laxd.—The Boston Traveller has this in­ TUE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, teresting statement: ►jff- See “Co«tar’a” advertisements 0* NAXi-rAcruBso into a Good Quality or “In a conversation with some of our in this paper for tbe deitrvelion and utter large New England manufacturers we Or !• net CHsh Dressed, extermination of all kinds and tpeciet of learn that India cotton is getting much in ; Is at tbe New Woolen Factory of Vermin. favor with them, and some of them have sent large order* out lor this cotton, t^gF*S<>1d in Habtixos, Micr., by IN HASTIN08, MICH. preferring it at the present price* to Atncr- Robxkts A- SnuKia, and by the Drug­ •can. They regard it more favorable — Wk. pwk* WM,». ... BUBII Olgists, Grocers nnd Storekeepers generally. ready to do Cnalom Carding by the 20th inat.aud than the English spinnera.sincs tbe^ have for Cloth Dressing and th* MauuCsclure of Cloth liad experience in working it. ' about the 15th of June next. Farmers, read J. S. Goodyear A: Wo will pay the highest market price IX CASH “As to the burning of cotton nt the for Wool, aelivered at onr Factory. South, onr manufacturer* consider it will Co.’s notice of “Wool Wanted.” J. H Tax Bscxt. W. Mauls. operate beneficially to them if one-half Haatlnga, May 12.18tt. - ' of the crop is burned. The stocks of L-’#'1' For Agricultural and other items, good* on hand *re so larye that there is CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND OPXsee fourth page. no doubt of an ample supply of cotton to I TLEM EN. The wbaeriber . ill eendf/kw < edarpf] to all wbo desire it, lhe Recipe and direc­ meet the consumption for many month* tion* fur making a simple VryefabU Balm, that to come, and the manufacturer* will be will, in from two to eight day*, remove Pimple*. lienefitted rather than injured by having Blotches. Th*. 2rwWw. Mlownea*. and all impu­ rities and roughneaa of the Skin.leaving th* nmo the staple come forward fur the remain­ —a» nature intended it should b*-«A etrar. der of tbe year slowly and at very high Tna Cotton Factorim of Nrw pricea. “Some of our shrewdest nnd Ju. L. Braantey, merchant, IM Fatten aireot. Naw York, wntoa, Augnat, 19, 1880: "I haan been afflicted with piles, accompanied with Waack log, the last three year* ; I need IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; In prolan of Haasica'a matchleas Pills. them for the s mall sum n* advertised by column DARLING'S life bittebg New York, June 5. they can obtain Messrs. Grovesteen ds Hale, in FAMILY MEDICINE, Much b^Ur thaa pills, and much earner to taka. —WE STILL- cast* of Ions of appetite, fiatulencr. female weakB«M, irregnlsritica, para in tha aide and bowaia, -“~ “d •— Those preparation* (unlike all otbors) are Hraaica’a PU1*. jgr* Who would be class Pianoforte, when 11 ia a superior nag afccuoa, .nd that draU dioa oa, CbMwnp“xioa» ti> make known to bls follow auffar- Complete Defen l lua pul into derstand he has a contract from the lea­ GRANT & SPAULDING Femovea tha morbid and bilioua depcrita from the stomach and bonelr.. regulate* tha liver and Destroys Inrtaslly EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF CM Barlow, Goodyear and Grant’s aaw.miU, DARLING’S LIVER REGULATOR person who ahell brr^ftar hold u, of. diminishing. Bronson BTTER8, NEWS lor.^n minater. <xXniManer or oouul of the K <.1M ConM.m. Suu. ""'InMho government of R. N. RJCE, Om’I 8upennte*dent. inch Con lederet. SlaUo, or of any of lhe “f‘uch Confederacy ; bul parwona holding State officer, unless appointed ■lnc« the data of the secession ordinance, or unless they shall have taken an oath of allegiance to auch Confederate States ; also the slaves of every person not etn Wool.—This article begins to arrive braced in the foregoing clauses wbo, af­ in small lots. As stated under our Agri­ ter the passage ef thia act, being actually wilfully and without coercion or compul cultural head, the market can hardly be ■ion, engaged in armed rebellion, ehall considered established. The best sale not within sixty days after public warn­ we notice, was of a small lot of extra, at ing and proclamation made at bis discre­ tion by tbe President, lay down his arms forty cents. and return to his allegiance. Among the regular army promotions Dar.—Tbe weather for the past two pending in the Senate, is one promoting • weeks has been dry with very cool nights. Major Robt. Anderson to Brevet Lieut. Wheat and ^ra*s is suffering for the want Colonel for bis evacuation of Fort Moul­ of rain, and othpr crops for the want of trie and removal to Fort Sumter, and to warm weather. The chances for a heavy Brevet Colonel for his gallant defence of wheat crop in this county are constantly the latter fort. Business.—8. . DARLING* person who shell here or m P* B*T <,av^r lVbe ■rroj or nBVy ’ or as I rvsidw.1, Viee-Preeident, member .Hicfaigan Central Bail road. Ok* FOR THE- . fastings JJritt (Lnrrnt. •»" �-.. >1'%^ //. ^jrialtaral Jitms “ =F^ OUSRHOLD. JOHW8 A CROSLEY’8 Hue. Lote of here in Illinois; plenty of com, and egga arv^dNi •ome importance to farmers to determine —Ibev moat be, I eoa.mluion. and a dozen. Illinois is a great country. It is 'wonderful on eggs, and New York Is ■ mighty place Ibr rating up all that UIU Dots can prwducc.—2V. i;. Tlihynt nth, —■ to realize tbe best price for their clips. Wool is undoubtedly likely much better price this season to bear a than last and we are much mistaken if the compar­ ative range of prices it not reversed from last year; being higher during what is usually termed “the wool season” than mr OBIArtSTGLDI IMTBl WOBU>: IB A CLEABMNG 8YRUP m ALL oioamc THE BEST GLUE IN THE WORLD. AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE wnx AMD BQBSB (XF ALL I ii ben- withhasb waizb. WILL WOOD. MEND Bare your broken Furniture. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. I your Harnese, Straps, Belts, Boots, Ac. IT WILL MEND GLARB. s places of that sxpenalve ent Gtaae bottle. IT WILL MEND IVURY. MARRIED LADIES. lhe cbUd IT WILL MEND CHINA. Your brokea China Cup* sad Saucmcao be assds aa good as sew. IT WILL MEND MARBLE. during thia period, will cure that dtafrwinjf adv known aa •'Ladle’a Morning >icknejs," £cjal polices. in market especially if your wool ia of a IT baftriaM rad Ytuxo Rica.—Adv odd rice left arter dinner, or prepared for that purpose, may be made out with th« band or a spoon into cakes about an inch thick, dropped into a Sour and egg baUer,r a«dfried a handsome brown in the frying psn, with aitFbmHb d< °f di*c***’ *• a small piece of butter. LADIES i afterward., It is never beet to be tbe first superior grade. American Cement Glue. BADW«Y’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT (Editodul.) It is aa great an error Awstory if Ms ■52^22°’’ WKLLES' Ewrtrasyqf Fra-K. M HTANTON, of Waahtag /.'^—I- MOXTOOMERV BLASt. .r 4—7 al-SUWABnBATtX. AHwwri. TKE JVDKZAKT. Ilwprewro Caart wf tte UaiWd Mates. afo/^-tow-BOBERT B. TANET. of Maryland ^efafcAtofoss-NOAH H^BVAVNE. of t.hie —JAMEri MJW AYNE. of Georgia -JOHN CATRON, of Tennessee -FRTERT. DBirL, to —BAMUKL NELSON, to N. T. -ROBERT C. GRIM, to Pre a. —NATHAN CLIFFORD. toMa. atitatioaal debility,thsra HUa wiUraaurea itiong -JOHN A. CAMPBELL, to Ala. and rigorous offipring. Goer, the Resolvent, taken, will be Lund a quiek . BILLIOC8 COMPLAINTS. •TATE OFF1CEEB. IT WILL MEND PoKCELAIN. and thorough enre. LETTER FROM DR. MALMON SKINNERTATE Of XICBIOAX, I „ I'nUU Caart AUSTIN BlaAIR. Gorrroer. RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT among buyers. Never attempt to bold HENRY T. BACKUS. Ptefodentof IhcSe to ashiUitot IS A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. ’tw'll MEND ALABAS'! hl your wool over, unless your liabilities Bad Cough, Hacking and dry-Cough, Stitching » . . a,.i__ ... V—h^Iaa aaA arm ran'l will permit yeu to bold it until February or Wrenching. Pain, tn the Side. Pain around the Heart, Shortness of Breath, Hard Breathing, ■u* wniw waa»pa«aaa—> a—a»wa ' ■■ ■ • -“Z-r: * ; ’ mwicu ... •>. —- .-.•.-LT—-----lASUrVHU U. J?*5. OBKK I ' Auditor General RV nr March. August and September are Share Pains wbea taking a breath, and all other Ac. I con-idor tbe Ready Rfoirf AtjJ K»gwl«Ung F-* together. EZRA JONEK. Draatv OWEN. Stab /reraurcr, painful symptoms, are quickly removed by the Pills unequalled. Tbs Regulating Tills are mild Il will Mend Bckw, Cnml. Lava, and in JOHN always poor months in which to sell wool •aid county, deceased. JOHN OWEN. State Tr RKNOVaTfNO RESOLVENT. in tbeir operations, and thoroughly effretivv. Ok .nal Klin. JAMES TURNER, Deputy do verified fact everything hut Metal". Tk. ft—. 1-k.* Mnavh tnnairvr*. in lhe west. We could state tbo reasons Ita use will speedily deliver tbe disabled and JOHN M. GREGORY. SapL Public Instruction. disease-atricken sufferer from -/A AMtRlCAB CJOtOiT ’ ASP’cJIft Oft but we presume they are obvious to every A LIVING DRATH, Probate of an instrament in writing, heretofore , j— .ri— it u mtndaJBAJ*ukL rt. UACti, tom r. Btate Land Ofliee. too* wterv U w -*•««« , CYKUK HEWITT. Deputy do filed, in thia court, purporting te be tbe last Will reflecting mind. and testament of aaid deceased. TNUA-OTe| CHARLES BJ’SON. Attorney General. The demand of wool for army doth will Thereupon it-y ordered, that Monday, tbe 30th irr*bould have* aannly of JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General, •ertami CwnratOIra’T-W H- FOUNTAIN. Quarter Matter GraeraL Radway'a Regulating Pill* are .old for Twentybe leas this yesr than last, owing to the day of June, 1309, at’ ten' o'clock, in the fore- edy to,the North American public. Dr. Ranwar w»j determined to teat ita medical power for the five cent* per box. teach box ountauU thirty pilla] fact thst there is already a large surplus by Druggist*.a.Merchants, and atarekeeper*. . J----- I to be the last to offer your clip, if yon desire to sell while competition continues •if this doth in market S .. This fact induces ItXSJ'K.'lAaS&I raws lhe belief that tbe finer grades will be Hastings, and show cause, if any there bo. why the prayer of the petitioners should sot be granted. And it ia further ordered, that the petitioner give potice to the persona Interested in naid estate of the pendency of raid pttlWoti; aud Ibeihearing threof, by causing a copy of this order to be pub­ lished in the "Haatinga Banner.'' a newspaper printed and circulating in said county of Barr}-, tor throe weeks, immediately previous to said day of bearing. j»4 SHERMAN C.PRINDLE, most sought after, ospectally toward tbe doee nf lhe buying season. The high price of cotton goods will naturally have a tendency to advance the price of woolen, but the opening of several eotton ports, and the advance of our armies into the cotton country will have a tendency to counteract this, or al least to make buyers of wool more cautious than otherwise.— On the whole, to our mind, the chances of advantageous bargains are on tbe side of lhe seller wbo disposes of his dip be­ fore the middle of July. Of course it is not in the power of computation to deter­ mine what effect war or peaee may have upon tbe price of wool in the early spring. Those wbo bold tbeir dip until that lime, run great risks. Kill tbo Mitera. The following, from b farmer in New Jersey, may be of intereat to many.—Heuya: ‘'Somti ten years ago I pur­ chased tbe property where I now live.— The former owner, being quite a man for fruit, had set out a large variety of trees. Tbe farm waa noted for produc­ ing more fruit, and a greater variety, probably, than any other farm in the neighborhood. At the time of my pur chase the treca were on the decline. Tbe cherry and plum were covered with black knots, and the ifruit waa wormy _WlMSitoSr- in.fact there is scarcely a family in any of the South American Provinces that is free from Hcrofota, af,u kindred diaeasea it rotis in tbe blood of ail its people, and ha* beeoms established pa a constitutional iufinaitv. and has baffled the skill of tbeir best physicians. With knowledge of tbaae facts Dr. Rahway wan determined to teal *«ADWAY S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. IL IL R. OF THE UNITED STATES!! A QUESTION OF THE MILLION ANSWERED. by RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Qnr Bottle of A3IEBII AM CETIEffT CUE. transmission, from parent to chili, 'hii* Rrca’t power we claim for RADWAY’S KENOVAtIng tenable being who- baa had the least experience medicine taking, or business relations with RESOLVENT; and we religioualy declare that, If in physician*, if thia is sound reasoning. Radway’a Renovating Resolvent to given when the symptoms of any inherited disease are first exhibited, it wifi eradicate the »imr from the I* not recommended by na, nor prescribed for system. In tbe early stages of POiisls or Con- P cities, or tbe moat skillful nbyaiciana have suc­ ceeded In achieving, more than in merely palliat­ ing the snfleringa of the patient, which Kadway’a Hcrofala, Lyapopaia, Syphilis, and diaeaaea iadviced by ths injudicious nao of calomel, mercury. Hags, rad show esaae, if ray there be, why the praver of tbe petltiooer aboald not be granted. And it ta further ordered, that ths petitioner give notin to all person* interested in aaid estate of the pendaaey of said petition, and the hearing ; thereon, by causing a copy of this notice and 1 order to be publlebed in the "Hastings Banner,” a newspaper printed and circulating iu said coun­ ty efBarry, for three successive weeks, immedi­ ately prenoue to aaid day of hearing. [A true eopy-.J SHERMAN C. PBINDI.E, myjf Jndge of Probate. ly tUwirni toll eradicate, and aiient a new Irass of Itfo. . A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DR. RADWAT8 PILLS : UU. RADWAYS PIIJS. Florida July IT, law. tbe usual number of buyers. Henry Hart baa arraafratenta iur. purchuing edged bythrara^l■ who have proved Ha unfail­ ing powers on their own person*. Go where yeu win; apeak ef Radway's Beady Belief, in any assetnblaga of persons, acme one or more will bear witness of deriving benefit from it* u»e. IN MILITARY CAMPS. There ia no place so well calculated to teat tho uacfolneM of a apotoflo medtetae as a military esnin. Ftadwav ■ Ilmdv !>■> •- —- ....A THERE BITTERS INCIPIENT (ON.-tMPTK.N. Dr. Dads’ (elcbartri Wise Bitters. Aiaui i A3 A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. No Heal is required in making application | n»“ld^i Sd"i.fa.teZHb7iranK' The expense of applying it is but trifling, as an ordinary Hoof can be eovered and finubed Us ~ rates, as an act ol humrain. »h».i)d rasi । spreading throe truly ratable BITTERS tbe land, and thereby e-aeutially aid in buna । Drunkenness and Disease *raw dug. It can be applied by any one. GUTTA FEMALES. PEIICIIA CEMENT. KrOaliog Malala of >11 Tbe many ecrGfleates which bars bees trader Kind, .bn, rxpomd to Lh« AcUun u> the Weather • . aaid ’ F*r rrmnlM »d Kmlriur Maul «**fs.f»n kGb. •"pp’y. ...................................................... DR J. BOVEE DODS1 Imperial Wine Bitters Bladder, — ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BBEATRING. PLED8HNF. PAIW ” ™E SWB’ Ha0UL1’K’“' wa.m ,utiS:I1!B [RAEV Fl^AND^prUER METAL ROOFS ! *l*!*Fb ,hT ■*«*•« SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. VIOKT ZLi“ ; ' MBtea. acquainted with xheir Agricultural •jsenawaw: , a , .. guttapercha nnurwr A rapid and permanent reatoratioa to health genera! Debility.and for Funfying and Enriching the Blood, are absolute) v iinsurpaMed bv any Strains, Paia in thcKidner*, Wouuda,Pait> in the combined t> s elements of health regurieratiou, strength and life. Persons who suffer with Dyspepsia, Liver oomplrait, Enlargement of the Spleen, Jaundice.kid- all. DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ Imperial Wine Bitten! I Prauc Bcildixub generally, Uuaai Ita twe irtH. in a few annates, rtoteva yon’of pain andJta continued uae carq you of tbe complaint.. CRRONlt RI1 ATI»M- AtiTDftA largely for manufacture--------J — be oibera. From pr it indications entering the -p-- —-t -- ------------------------- -g ones say be true, that tbe prospect for maintaining the starting pricra through the season is not good. This may be a speculator’s trial of RADWAY S RENOVATING RE- four per day, for a week or ten days, will restore one Dollar the freer, bowels, pan erea*, kidneys, and all other organs of the syateni te the healthy performance Wan-rated superior to of tbeir dufies. likely to open throaeaann al considerably IT 18 HUE AXI> WATER PROOF ling bodily ailment I the body invanably and MOST DURABLE RGOFINGi WEIGH FACTS. " every reapet A FIRE. WATER, a PROOF cuveriag for RO< When we tell the public that the use of RAD­ TIME KINDS. * WAY'S READY RELIEF will core the aick of certain diseases: that It will stop pain In a few minutes after its application ; that it will protect Are superior to all purgative or cathartic pills, powders, mineral and seidhtx waters, in the treat­ ment and cure of COSTIVENESS, INDIGESTION, L1VEB(X)MRLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. . BILIOUSNESS. 8ICK HEADACHE, INFLAMATTON OF THE BOWELS. NERVOUSNESS, MELANCHOLY, Tbe beat Family CA­ DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, THARTIC in tbe world, . IN HX HOURS. or means suggested by lhe medical authorities. used twenty yean by fire A dose of from stx to tight of Radway's Regu­ raQUona person, annual­ Pill*, will, in the most dfolreasiug cases of BADWAY’S B1ADT HI LI KF WILL ETOP PAIN ly i slwqya rive aptiafae- lating AMD RKSTORM tioo; eenteFnnotbing In­ Constipation or Coatireness, Duwngrment ot tbe Liver, or other Mends, secure a healthy evacua ­ jurious ; patronised by the principal physicians tion of ths Bowel*. Teraons troubled with Co*and auraeeons in the tiveneas, IndigyatfonXivtr ccmpiaint, Dyspepsia will der.re immeciate braeflt by taking a doss of Union, elegantly coated these Pills. After thoroughly demisinglhe bowels old friends CEMENT HOOFING. bodily and bsaltby body. CHRONIC DISEASE. were fund of fight, in th* early part <»f On On reading reading and and filing filing the the petition, petition, duly duly verified, verified, the summer of 1855 I commenced their । of Milon W al id o rtf praying, --- for-'or -- -item - tlason* destruction. To du this I elevated a Ibsrain set forth, that Admfeistration of said es­ tate mav be granted to William H. Carpenter. brisk blaze about five feet from the Tbarrapon. it ia ordered that Monday, the Klb day of Jana.IMS, at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, bo assigned for the bearing of said petition.and first evening, between eight and eleven that tbs heirs at taw of raid deceased, and all o’clock, the millers destroyed might have other persons interested in raid estate are required hem counted by hundreds''which gradual­ give them a light of thsir own, which has been twlcs in summer. Now for the result; my trees have gradually resumed their former rich green; those knots have fallen from the cherry snd plum trees; and this year the crop of Morrella cherries has base probably as large as they ever were, end that oa trees that were considered worthleee five years since, snd tbo fruit, both cherries and plums, not wormy.”—JEut: County and it* horrible train of concomitants, prevail ia tlie tropieal regions of the^onth.ito s much JTeat- n omens. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. We reply that Radway'a Ready lie] wf chief and which was prepared expressly I* meet the exiPrice 25 Cents per Bottle. crneies of the dteease* aa developed in tbe tropics. most important remedial etflcacy, ia evinced in Estate of William Enton. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Large supplies were sent to Brasi, Hncnos Av res, PNONA TE ORDER.-FTKTY. OF MICHIGAN, Cblfi. Pera. Eqtisdor, Venznet^ Bolivia, New Price 25 Outs per BolUe. Grenada, and to several Islands of tbe Spanish County of Barry «. vrvuv At a seraion of tbePfobateCourt for tbe Countv main, nmln. and was thoroughly tested by Physicians Diaease. like the storm, jiffves unmiatakablr Price 25 Cents per Bottle. and the Priesthood, and is now the official reme go* of it* appr lach. Al Brat lhe threatened dy used by the Physicians, andor the name of Price 25 C^hts I<cr Buttle. ‘•^olutiro Rraoradorde Radway," (the Spanish for Badwsy's Ready Resolvent.) in the treatment Veryf Liberal Rrdecttes to Wbolei Probate.' - ' * •fScrofula, BypbiUfo Uloen Tumor*. Prolapsus It is tn tbis'coudiuon of the system where BadBayer*. In lhe matter of ths estate of William Eaton, way's Resdr Relief will be found all-potent. Its TERMS CASH. adtnini>tt»fion. either internally or externally, aa the seat of pein indicates, will arrest the progress , of the threatened disease, and quickly relieve tbe praying, for certain reasons therein set forth, that and nose, glandular awelnngs, drcp»y, and con­ ; JOHN8 & CKO*LEY, administration of said estate be granted to John stitutional disease*. Such baa been the uuparalIdled anccees of thia remedy in curing these hor­ (Sole Maftofoclurera.) rible diseases in tbe tropics that w* de not hesitate 78 WILLIAM STREET. to promise sll tbs sufferers with scrofula and wonldevv lx with ikkarw. , forenoon, be sasjgtuyl for (be bearing.o(raldpqti- eruptive disease* among onr own people, with Comer of Liberty Street. NEW YORK. WHEN THRKATKNitD WITH liou} and Uiat tte heira at law of raid deceased speedy restoration to sound and permanent and all otherperaoui interested fo> said estate, are health. required io appear at a session of said Court, then Il is superior to all known remedies in popular mrsrer, irpnsw rever, rneuniea Fever. Small Pox. Measles, k'rvsr to be boldeo at the Probate Office, in tbe village use sa s cleansing syrup for Important to House Onnrr*. Chili* and Fever. Hradache, BDliotu Cholic. Diof Hastings, and shew eacae, if any there be. why PURIFYING THE BLOOD, . Imporant to Buildim. arriuoa. Dysentery, ('holers. Cramps*nd -prams, the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. And it ta further ordered, that tbo petitioner and remorina from the skin Pimplea, Tetter,Raab tet Radwsy's Resdr Relief be freely t Important to Railroad Companion. and other offensive marks, and will, In a few days a short time, all palo and uneasiness , give noHee to tho persons interested in raid estate S pure, dear, and raaeals hue of health aud of tbe pendency of add pehUon, and the Scaring aud the threatened disease expelled from tbe sys­ Important to Farmers. ■ to lhe fact snd nsita and bnUianey to the tem. thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be 7b till whom (hit may conetm and it con published in tbe Bastion Banner, a newspaper IF SEIZED a pure and ionorant preparation, all-pow­ cerat everybody. erful to do good, butemver does in>iry. • way ’ * Ready Belief will ensure a speedy cure. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS JOHNS & CROSIJlY’S 8. C. PRINDLE. tbetn down and aupplr their place* with ROBATE Order.—State of Michigan. Comity of Barry, aa.—At a sea»ion of tbe Pro­ •hade trees; but disliking to part with the fruit, and oboerving that the enemies wore nt one atnga of existence in tbe Prevent, Sherman C. form nf a miller, my plan waa to destroy hundred and sixty two. Prindls, Judge of Probate. them tohihlfl thia stage. With tbe ob-____________________________ _____ In tbe matter of the estate________ of Marlin_ \ralUcrf aa.. TuWM,,1 T .-.AI. >1.... >rt In viaw, and observing that they I... F Ar Ho l*- i— “id c........ ’aD,T' ly diminished,>o that at tbe end of one week there waa none left I then dlaoont trued my fir* until tbe latter part of the rammer, when I discovered another crop of millers, and again built tbsm a blaze. To the People known to aH phyaiologiata that . SCROFULA, lEpBOSY, SYPHILIS, RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS lbs only vegetable substitute for Calomel. * breakfast nwroreg oetor ' DR. J. BOVEE DOD8’ nXfllPIERilfl’L TOFSg IJOTTZEilB above a jut tribute to yon as frer. Wild kA- for •trewgtfisiag Dar^NpAmMrd.Chwno an. They are tuauufae- RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS, joy a night E1DWAF8 FILLS SjeriM i PAtN.-PAW_PAIN. Hl-m,......... TONIC. MkbiCIMB AMD BEVERAGE. hi Peoria. 111. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE'! BADWAY*8 REGULATING PILLS WWrahW oO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-06-18.pdf 724c188706c94403da0a8e3ec65651e4 PDF Text Text 2AH l FI VOL. 7. KiirrEN a unm ^fastings Nanuer, - nTT*ffTTTrrr*^"Tni Dortra. 13 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, at merrwos, bammt codxtt, michioam Offlor. corner of Main and Burdick- Streets, Kalsuuuo, Michigan. .■ tkrmh: ‘ ( Afivsanauo. atrEAV"" IBWl! One square, of ten line*, or less, 50 cent* fo th* first, and 25 cent* for each subsequent inser ilon. A libera! discount to yearly advertisers. AU Had* <lf Boot, Qtrtl, HondbUI, Cutatoyoeond When he wd* gone nnd I had ld*ure I put the ,hairy finder Uio zuicroseope nnfl soon discovered, that they were, taken from “ ”* iffiBdin, paid in adranc, otherwise 60 cent* a Hi be added. *" iteb.'kof . Norway riL , Two or three day* afterward, as I was sitting in my consultation room, an old farmer-looking man was ushered in,7'VTell,* said he, ‘ns* thcc looked at them hair.1!’ ‘Y«Al.I»w«rwiJ. ,«nii.a, Ate tk.y sf CASOujrs MASOM. ’ Gleaners in God s groat field of troth, 1 F^W o««® aft«rfc.ltks gsatle Rutb; -st Gather ihc shrares ye tune left behind, Happy my aimpla arealth to bind; , And lay <1 down with modett shame/ ' And go as silently as, I cgne., ii* patient! Where now tha oak is found, . Once slept *n acoro uudsr ground. ' Btayrly the fruit sw lags light in the sua. BL kN Ki of oa ^nftontlj en laid. gistings’ ^usintss Jlirrctorj. Over High Prices, at the DRt/^"'STdAE!!l . ■. ——•<>—— cmirr *4rauldixr, Roberts &- Audarsr th* srorri beeotni* the csk. Uh, try counlsyinon. kal and hue, Enow ye ths riddle I read umo you.! HASTINGS , r Striker, Slowly tb«.fruit swings ripe id th* suaii Slowly, God’s w«rk on sarUt is dona. ■ ■ Slowly- ths great woHd grew and grow; Slower ths growth of lbs good aodSrot. Slow climbs ths oak from the acorn's slitll;' BkwsrcUmbsJwaiidc, from its dark cell rVKALKRH in altktnd* of dry. Roods,grocaries. Ob. tuy cootttrymsn. leai aad tree. This la tbs riddle 1 read to you. IERS. JUST BKCKIYED MASON ALLEN, DREGS AND MEDICINE®, •rfCUeB,ical<’ Ol1*’ Cn“*' 3 phene, Bnrwlnig E1»M, D. C. HAWLEY, .BALER in *11 kind* of Family Groceries. J TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. n n •: Washington, June 11. The bill for the collection of direct taxes in the insurrectionary district*, has become th*'. It provide* for sale of real estate in certain cases, for this purpose, where owners hate abandoned their land to engage In th'e iktbeUlort, and the tamo shan hare been struck off to tho are from th? back of a Norway ral ‘Well,* raid bo, ‘ao they *{e. Thou hut forgotten m*, bttl I. have ,pot forgoltaR theej Doit, fate recollect fae troll for murder At .’the L------- assizes 1 I raid 1 wppld prove* faee,and *o, I have, for them hairs cam. from fa. back of a rat skin my son sent me firm) Norway.’ So fae old gentknutn .was quite satisfied with the proof to which be put me, and I u you may suppose, jtej ^cll pleated that, From, the seventh <4 Agsssiz’s papers •n J^aiural History we take tho foMowing interesting passage on the cries of ani­ mal* . ‘•Tho voice* of animals have a family J character not to be mistaken. AU thei ■ } cauidiR,baric and howl; the fox, th© wplG the dog, have.tho same kind of utterance, though on a somewhat different pilch.— - I Alt the bears,growl,from tho white bear TITTING TO A IT A YR. of the Arctic snows to the small black ' ------------, ’ bear ni the Andes. AU the cats m»aw, Some time ngo being in company with 1 frotn our n,dcl fireside,companion* to tho n medical gentleman whom I wilt call j gon, ni)(} tigers and panthers of tho fur- ^isrrthnii. “The first Michigan troop* the soli of Louisians were • dttaifrmt <of company G, ondw the oootm*o<-of ,Lieetwront Sttrk, aided by joar bumWo share* of tho irop of such persons or fam,- We drew up in aingle file on the edge of Hie* 1* shall be residing on the land.— the dock-, brought the men to cn armed The process of the leases and sale* are to port, and moved alewly upoG the be paid into the Treasury, one-fourth of reluotaut, yet receding crowd. We.made which is ro be paid to the Governor of way for the regiment and they came in any State wherin *ueh land* are situated, shore,loaded their guns with ball; and or tola authorized afccnt, when such insur­ look up their line of march for their com • rection shall be put down, and the people modiou* quarters, iu the bouse built by shall elect a Lcgislntnre and State officers our government, but which ba* who shall take an oath to support the been converted to tho u*a of the rebel*. Constitution of the United Buttes, and sueh fact shall be proclaimed by the Pres­ Tub Chicxahomixt.—The Cbickahotfrident for the purpose of reimbursing the iny River, AH know to be * mnaH stream loyal citizens of said State, or for such in the vicinity of Richmond, which broad­ other purpose ss raid Stat* rony direct, ens end deepens repidly in ite. cow**— and one-fourth shall also be paid oyer to Some lime before it reaches the J*m«* said Stale ns a fund to aid in colonization River, into which it empties thirty ew* or emigration from said State of any free milea above Fortres* Monroe, U » t&ctperson of African descent wha may de­ rhy 4ul and wgacity had .alood suah a queer proof ns this, and more convinced than-e^AT of the value of the microteope.’ Mtee the doctor ended his story, which I havt given as near ah possible in his uwp/word», and upon which I believe a thorough dependence may be placed. Let,ns be patient, with perfect treat; Truth is innuurtalaudGsd is just! ’ oorreroondonL We were oratedI Ifi (clear the dock of the dense crowd whi® । had collected; but from wMm *toaj United States nt vendue. lint not a syllabi* of welcotns bed kMf The Commissioner* proposed to be ap- not ; a single waving handkerchief; JMt l pdfoted may lease tbo same under wch gesture of greeting in all that grim aea of regulations a* will secure proper and reh- 1humanity. Stark led the w*y and took soniible employnjent at Wa^A or1 upon command of half the men; I the other holL Cries of Animals. । Be patted; In GoidVgbod tim». Juslie.lt> Mercy from Wrong shall climb. n new and most-complete assortment of ■II kind-. Also toys candies, ete. ste. Slot* In Cal 1 lorn ■ Block, State »treet. Hastings, Mwb. —, xh •R HASTINGS, BARRY BOUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1862 sire to remove therefrom to Hayti, Li­, . beria, or to any other tropical State or Colony. ’ ‘‘Write me Dowx ah Abolitionist.” —L)r Hunt.form«rjy editorially connectcd with the Buffalo Erprat, writes to that paper from the hospital uf Newport by the tides, and »t the mouth is, •» ^P' pears from the Jame*,.. between two and \ three mile* wide. The CldckahohffnY 5 is the stream whidh Copt. John Smith was exploring when be was tmptumd; tthe warriors of Powhattan. It is bo, ।lieved be was captured some where near ( the scene of the late battle. It will be (remembered that Its bank* ware in toe Nowa; (day* of Stnith as now, noted far fnarahc*. “For the last half hour I havo been Smith < was mired in n sWarap when the busied in writing a letter for b sick sol- ‘ savages pounced upon him.; . dier, and in reading a letter found in tho ' 13T FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Mr. RX£——, wo fell into conversation : c#l R,H| jungle. on the umcs r>f the mkroscope.intbb'man- j ‘•'fliis last n on__________ _ ---------------r.,_____ *.... may seem a strange tuacr- packet of one who died this afternoon. pliu’OBdldnly^: R.oil B,m.« Fuo -Tbi, prailite agement of which he wn* adept. ‘Now.* tiqn, but to atty one uhu Lan listened Poor fellow! He was brought hero yes­ flag has doubtless given rise to many of , said he, '1 will tell you n wlory uf what critically to their sound* and analyzed terday as a convalescent, but wild with the reports of the rebels carrying flags happened to myself—one which 1 think thelr voieea, tta roar of the lion is but delirium, and burned alive with that hot, of truce, and then violating them. It is will illustrate tl»e importance of this in ­ n Rigantic .rniau, bearing about the same -weltering, sweating fever, which has Al*e a full Stock of Jt . ft WEEZE* A ALLE5, described M a small, square, white flag strument tn society, though I was put in proportion to that of a ent ns its stalely stricken so many here. I examined his with sometimes a regimental insyjma, A TTORNEYB ATLAWmwI Solicitari11- Chana very unpleasant situation owing to my and majestic form does U» the smaller, effects — a watch, a bit of newspaper with A eerv. PsrrienteratlerHi-n paid: to Conveyupon the center, and At other* with a Nofttr, mure pdaeeful asoect nf the cat. two flaxen lock* of hair pinned upon it, acouaintance with iL MncidrZ tierlnvrsiigattou of title* to LsumI . green cross charged with stars. It I* light mortage*. Ac. Wi l bv-baPpy I I have, n* yuu know, given a good,deal Yet, nolwithstandir.g tho difference in nn ambrotype with a pretty young girl’s and just the thing to carry. No lielligt6 SttrnfiTo *H c=jl’m ,hr *’ns of thetr profession of attention to comparative anatomy, es­ their size, who can look al the lion, whetl*- face, and a thoroughly good letter, signed ereut laying any claim to conducting a “ftsW;. Court House, n-*tlng«. Mich. I TEA. COFFEE. SFO AR. SPICES. PEPPER, pecially to tho structure of the jiair as it er in his more sleepy mood os he lie- only "Mother and Brother.’’ So they PRUNES. FIGS. RM^ISB, CODFISH: war on honorable prind pies. Miould _ . ______ I'... K.- AllkX. appears under tlio n;1croteope. To the curled up in the corner of his cage, or In go, brave follow*, njartyrs in tho cause adopt an emblstu so well calculated to in feet, ercrv tiling in t’>e Grocery line, »u«h *» unassisted ey*, indeed, all hair appear* in bis fiercer moments of hunger or of of—what? Freedom, free labor, free — ;n I... Ljl.. SamilT nSe. । ■ * deceive.—Atbany Journal. DANIEL COOK, very much alike, except a* it is Jung or rage, without being reminded of the cal! speech! or of a “restoration of our rSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Lend and short, dark qr fair,«traight or curly,coarse And tlii»-U hot merely the resemblance Southern brethren to their former place Far A--ent will attend to tiro collection of “Yova Faaa, Miss.”—A young indy (EXUEXa’-r or fine. Under the microscope however, of one carnjVorous animal to another, for in dur counals,’* nnd of State Rights to (iebtsand all other btiMneSS pertaining to his office. Office tn Goodyear’* block, up stairs. one wasEvcr reminded of a dog or commits foul, unholy wrong! Write from the rural district of Hoasierdon, late­ the case is very different : the white ; no „„„ And CoakiRR Extracts, ly visited Chicago. Getting into a dtff man’s is round, the negro’s oval, the wt,If by a lion, mo down an Abolitionist—not a breaker­ I. A. HOLBROOK, mouse’s apparently jointed, ,fao bat’s jag"Again, down of tho Constitution, but one who, railroad car fur the first time, she took a. “Anain, all the — horses and donkeys a TTORNEY snaComrortor-t "• s',’,e,‘'T 2! . e C-_.. of _C the .I-- donkey is 1. only ..rlu .looking upon the Constitution as he would •cat, while her Iqver planted himself on ged, and so on. Indeed, every animal | nt.|gh ; for the bray A. Clisaccrv. Qssicrsl Land and Tux Agent. has hair of a peculiar character, and what j n Imrabcr neigh, pitched on a dif&rent upon the belt of the prize ring, wonld the pintform with the driver. Pretty Office. *eeond storf of Rower's block. is more, this character varies according ! k jy, it is true, but a sound of tbs same strike slavery hard, harder, nnd more soon too conductor began to collect fare,' to the pnrt of the body from which it । character—as the donkey himself i» but deadly whenever wo can hit abate th' and approaching the ro*tie maiden, ho J. M. BUMELL, TENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ .tnken, . .1-^- “ns “ “ !’1 1 a clumsy nnd dwarfish horse. All the belty HYSICIAN and Surjean. Office in RusssR nn -------------------------------important circumstance, will said: VELOPES, CARDS, Ae., Ac. "Your fare. Miss.” cows low, from tho buffalo roaming the store. State street._ ____________ apttdar from my story, which is this— The Hoosier rosebud allowed a deli­ prairies, the musk-ox of the Arctic ice 1 once received a letter by post, con Ova Mississippi Rams.—Tho steam JOHN ROBERTS, cate pink to manifest lt*elf on ber cheek*, MOST POPULAR tnininaa.'few hnirs. with n request that fields, or the jack of Asia, to the cattle rams that rendered such signal service in (HYSICIAN and Snrreon. Dwelling on Broad and looked down in soft confusion. The [ wotiTd examine them, nnd adding that feeding in our pasture*. Among the tho capture of Memphis aro only newly’ they would l>c called.for in n few day*. birds this similarity of voice in. families built. They aro named: Lancaster {side conductor was rather astonished at this Accordingly i submitted the hairs to the is still more marked. Wb need only re­ wheel), Lioness.’ Fulton, Sampson,^Hor­ but ventured to remark once rrtore: . - y H. P. CHERRY, “Your fare, Mi**.” ‘ microscopy, when 1 discovered that they call the harsh and noisy parrote, so simi­ net nnd Mingo.” ’ This time the pink deepened to cam*were from )hc human eyebrow, nnd hud lar in their peculiar utterance. They were built by private contract iironiptnea* *nd Mslity. ReaMenee. Johnstown. ' tion, ft* the rustic beauty replied K been' bruised. I mnde n pote of tlii- ef-. "Or take ns an example the web footed and not actually by the government, to W* would respecllullr snuounco to lbs dtl “Wall, if I am good lookin’, you toadn t —do do not not all all Hie the geese geese ano and tac the infeet, nml folded f.»ld«-.1 it wUb tho the riftfrs hairs tn in an nn ffamily MU* 10 fpct. ,t up wHti (Unj|y— >n- bo paid for if effective, by pnrtiea in Pitts- ' * iS judss envelope, ready for the person who ,hnd numerable host of ducks quaek 1 Dm» burg«nd Cincinnati. They were provi- otter any it out load afore folk.!’’ stbibaiit The passenger* in the car roared Hto I «icnt them. In a few dnv* a stranger cal not every member of the crow family ded'trith an armament uf Pnrrbtt guns led nnd asked whether! had made the Caw, whejker it be the jackdaw, the jay, and mnnned with the usual number of laughter, and the lover coming in to see. what was going on at once settled the^ tbc magpie, th., the mnt rook in some green cook investtgnttoc. ‘irtk Oh, yen. vm’* I aaid, a-iid ‘there thorn >1......'.. ,nnu> araon rook-­ deck hands, and a complement of sharper v oi of inc the Old or the fare. . they are, you vrill find them and their de­ ery wiu World, vvonu, w w crow of our ■honiets. Hichixau. __ ,?_______ _____ _________ scription in this envelope,’' hnndlug It tb wood-, with Harlong melancholy caw, The six that participated in tho fight NEVINS, —Keep your girls children a* lung him lit the rame time. He expressed that seem* to make the silence and «oli- were built at St. Lxniis. They wore for himself obliged and offered me a fee tude deeper ?” merly used a* towboats, and are the you can; do not allow them a lover apiece till they are ten years old ; teteh »F- ~ "■> •»" which, -however, I declined. a«urlug him bev, and strongest craft on the river.— tbsm to go to bed at half past mgbt,. «l tbsir being that I could tet tbfog of taking anything The hulls and machinery aro nearly new Fishing ExtraordinaryThev have been overhauled and strength­ ftbuvo *11, prevent them from beeommg for aosmnira mnUcr. ' H. W BICHT, proidgies and perfect, if you cant far of A sea csptaio down East, a regular ROBERTS * OTRIKER. ened—the hulls, by additional bulkheads It turned ont however, of more conse­ quence thhn 1 imagined,' fa'rRlthlri h week, old salt, relate* tho aubjuiued Mu tie of nnd solid beams of immense strength.— all thing., * little, old child, a ronaUteorIIastixos Msscn 6. 186L i TTORKKT .te f A >nd Solicitor and ConuscUor in Cnaucyry. The bows are almost n solid mass oftim- .el of propriety, fate move, by rote mA I wnsscrvdfl withn summons, to attend hi* fishing experience*: Pfrtfctflsr attention paid «<*’ colteefa’" ol One. with a friend he went ont to catch , ber and iron, and provided with a pro­ talks by rote, and sit. with hands folded, as a witness on a trial for murder. This claimsand money promptly remitted. hallibuL His comrade prided himself jecting ram, to demolish anything with and causes everybody to **/, "bow wo. (Hhee. wIHrW. W. Ralph Esq-. Middlcrfllf. was very disagreeable ft* 1 have raid, mH manly !” is the moat matencbolly. - ■ ’ on — Ite teiU in U>obo.ln»., a ri-.I.J there ftesnu help for it now. The case ,... —...------------—— ■ rnnd . which it may eomo in contact. Barry.Cranty, Miehlgap. >te brt««« fka turn as to A mi, Iron kllW bj . ___ »rom t*“ friunda T’f' “ ~ JACOB FERRIS, ’ 1 whi^ ahould capture the ®rst blow from »«rnc blunt instrument on the v * Gw. Wool—The Albany Statetman Attorney, CottnaeHor and solicitor. eyebrow, and the hairs that had been sent, IHaving droppied anchor and line*, they say* that the transfer of, Gin. Wool from 1for the good opinio* of other*. espectaHy । wafted with fisbernjith’s patience for of the virtuous; because without thro, to me for exdft|fnallon bftd been tnken i nnmttn'i th* Department of Eastern Virginia .to < however hard a person may Mruggta, he . a bite, but fora long Uine there wo* none 15 olparp from a formmer to® IB* 1 Baltimore, was made necesaary by toe । never can rise above a certain point, and > ■ peeled murderer, i k^lfiTput in the wh <terne. , reoept change in that Department, pin- 1 that far below what any man of proper i At length the countenance of too cap0oodyt*r's Pstant urea** 1 ' ness box, and'my' tertiinony that too ring it under the command of Gen. Me- 1 S. C. PRINDLE, haifa were frqih the hnman eyebrows iindI ttain’* companion began to lighten up; Cleilao. Gien. Wool occupying the same 'feelines and ambition should asp.ro to.—A. well might he attetqpt to swim with • and presentiy he called ont : — TcnoK or rron iTS. Clrcwlt Courts— 1M3had been ‘bruised, -was just toe link in the I rank a* Gen. McClellan, in tho regular ,J ,rJU.a.teT..*«-»l whi te a millatone about hie neck, as to Mtern “I’vegnt one.” . chain of evMt&tefaal auffiecd to Convict service, nnd being greatly hi$ senior in He commenced hauling in with great years, objected to being placed in a sub ­ fae prisoner. The jury, however were ‘ 1 . , ’,*p nMewilv satisfied that my ftatomeot vftjor. ordinate post in the same division of tbo publie opinion.' j A/,,/ OAMTL «TRl«BK. “It mint be a large one,” said ha, a wfa worth aftyfaiWt and It required the arm x. The consolidation of all the force* hundred pound fellow, nt least. He pulls /-.ourrr ci.ebic. "“-njite., pvxieuMENT ErntaonnuaT.—At the sohn'M otetffahce of fae judge that rote south of the Rapnbannock, had been de­ stoutly, Llell you.” . ... ■■ termined upon. In deference to General recent sale of the cargo of th* pHM CT--.U »4<M.r. a conrfiuiiMlr wwiii fae-neadi of science, ft was Indeed evident toil a big fellow te convince them tbfal they might Mt vj>Wool, and at bls own request, he was schooner, Stephen Hart, a large W wd* at the other end of the line, and it therefore relieved, Jrom tbo charge at Confederate army buttons were offered. on!U. • ' rx. ■ ■ ' was fcoon discovered that it was to bo no S. II. COOK, f> in FortreasMonroe, andgiyen that at Balti­ They were bought by th* Comral**sio*»‘0hs‘ ftrtahan fo particular, ■t’ nW REGISTER OF DEEDS, and lobfjJsW easv matter to capture him. more. Tb* exchange is attended with er* of Charity and Correction, for the farmte, Vrte very hiird to mtMy^.Office, la the Court H.ssm. and _n|*a*, J •Ttoual let Mm riin,” said he, “and lire paper* art the best possible feeling between him and pnrpoee of compelling eonvteta oa Btatfy thee mean to •ay,’ W. ‘that fate can hlm.'ouV” ..... u- v wdlVMand who misbehavs Urommtw* t«H the hili’of any nmmal f Itnswered r ’“Aoterdlnjfly h* g*Vc him fae line which McClellan. to wear them a* * mark of dffigrke®. A tbit I Wfarid not talfa liTJpon mytelfto Sfitb d,rof^ura « tBiraiX. j-dys. ' n. !< »HBLOOM, vii carried off rapidly. Soon the excited knowledge of thi* intention rsacMag Ute ureert poatorely fart ’ J*. PoiSOM ENOUmfTO DttTMOT Ttl* WORLD. I00XTT T8B.IS0BBS OUte. i» tk. CoCTI fisherman began to haul in again, making prisoners, they have put lhettied*** dh though1 helfeVte 1 eouM. ' ‘Well, Mid —It is reckoned that the annual tobacco Ih-lrnol tatevlor-, tel « K «*«*»* sure of hut vloiitn this time. . —1_—------------------crop of the world amount* to 250,000,000 he, Mil prove fate.’ aw association. rww*r “Stand by. captain," said be, “with the The priRMfar, tel *md, wa» eon*!®ted’. - . JAMBS A- SWEEEBYs . .9 kilogrammes, and a Continental Sa van that they *re about to proteat boAt hook, and hook him In tbo gill when tomalte. te Ite 8™»0 Ute itoswoTiso irraiim. baa mnde the cuyious catariatloh, that as ,„d 1 >WAiiaitor *-4 CDcns-tor 1*. Chancery, be.co<b** up. Gel well braced for he’s there is fir* per cent of nicotine tn tho n rodser!” ' . . . .. . .. leave*—giving 12,500,000 kilogramme* obtelnateolcf farmer. Abouttwo years (ixWtpini” . . ,_ ■ — Tbo captain accordingly braced bun­ of this State. Office intbs Com* nowgrot). . nrtWTW nn SPERMATOWnO®* • pereon, an «tur self for a tug. boat book in hand, and as the yearly product of this poison— * Valuable PJ!Pfl*T?2.‘‘a ~ —■ Tm 8.OU" Kr»« w there is enough from one year’* crop towaited impatiently for toe moment of HARMON SMITH, destroy every living creature on fae face capture, fli* excited comrade *MJet of the globe, if It* proportion wet* adDIES employs sakeo me to examine pul ling ctrefolly *nd »!owly « lbo ^’>e Public. letter cnvetoJM •h fate W*h* «'“hJer “SiL lest it »hodd be broken, and eagerly minteterfed In a Dr.J. tnainder prisoner*- An **• ’,*l*h* , watching for the firat appearance of the ROBERTS Ac STRIKER, - BALERS in dra/'S. mrdicinos. paUnt medi­ cine*, paint*. oUa. turpcnline. burning Acid. p >r» hq*ro. Jw-autak window -glass, putty’ gry eeri**. stationci v. nnd fancy arUele*. Store m ItoMwobk's Niw block. Hasting*, Mick. O me uswiM* GROCERIES! P PATENT MEDICINES N^Ste-.--^^"’''1 iZn. is': , ■TTgriRAgp W& (CASH J. ■. icnru, { P now P«aut*. pr™, wU>te.dae.lj . “M. COUNTY AOOOU-ta »™« LerbUfttem*. .nd dnlppins th. tin.. -Trani. 1. «l >*• “««*■. mental dilriyation, but for romvmg those Impremioc* that will remain *umph t. Ita. that the nmpathie* oftke Iwart are •**>- Foote, hi* MM is ov*r, to cow coast uf Africa, tea Mar. Ute plstion, must prove of luting injury. be done. �■H F»«r»« sick HASTINGS BANNER. OF THJg Wjagjur ink »r<itUU ■•nlllt, J«e HAVIKO » T1IM, CHIWEX OCR covrsk, cavil at'‘conciliation,” and interpret it to WITrtOtT GU1LR AKO WITH FCRK FUKFOSR. counsel acquiescence in “an abandonment MT q* MMW OVR TRUST IS GoX>, AND GO <>f principles hy a public aervant.”. Far from that. No compromise of principles can be listened to by Republicans, much lest winked at by the republican party, t Gov. Stanley, Non-essentials, however, should never It appears that Stanley, tho recently be magnified Into importance. A recre­ appointed military Governor ot North ant pigmy may be magnified into import­ ance, by giving conssuoence to his acta, QsroUM, is more in earnest in the supwhich, if treated with silent contempt, f>ori of slavery in (he Old North State would consign him to deserved oblivion. than to perform such duties as wore ex­ Better let all such alone, severely. So by pected of him by the Government. A- cavilling about non-essentials, men often, innocently .get involved in bitter feelings, moog bi* first official act* was au order and create divisions and factious, which closing the charity schools for educating jeopardise great principles. And there colored people. But bo did not atop never was a time in Lbo history of any with thia One Nicholas Bray obtained party or country when events, calculated an order from the Governor to take two to lead the unwary astray and involve partisans .and factions in inextricable slaves in tbo Union lines, which be claim­ schisms nnd difficulties, follow each other ed. He succeeded in getting one, but so fast, as at present. He who escapes the other escaped, and the soldiers were their entanglements is wise. There are fio enraged at the capture of the one to­ almost daily, little things occurring,which ken that they rescued tho slave that night. magnified by impulsive reflections nnd arguments can but lead to divisions.— Bray had promised to toko tho oath of For instance, one army officer doc# one allegiance. Mr. Stanley has also expat­ tiring, another does almost the opposite riated Mr. H. H. Helper, n native of —and both, being governed by surround­ North Carolina, in the following summa­ ing circumstances and necessities, may he justified. The action of either may ry order: bo trivial of itself; but, magnified by the Orvrc* or the Pmovoct Marshal, 1 partizans of either, divisions involving Newbern. N. C., May 31. ) matters of for greater import may easily B. H. Htlptr, Etq.: Sia: I am instructed by hie Excellen­ cy, the Military Governor of North Car­ olina, to inform yon that he requires you to leave this department in the first ves­ sel going North. Capt. C. G. Loring, Jr., Assistant Quartermaster, will furnish you with the necessary order fur transportation. I am, very respectfully, yours. Daw Mxssxxgu, Provoat-Marshal. Mr. Helper's offence consists in Ids having written a letter to Gov. Stanley, suggesting. that the policy of placating the largo slave owners was nut hia chief buainees in that State. Mr. Stanley has also given orders to overhaul every vessel leaving Nawbern, for colored people go­ ing North. Stanley is simply military Governor of l^orth Carolina, and. his actions in these matters are in violation of the laws of Congress prohibiting the returning of fugitives by military officers and soldier*. There has never been much room to doubt a bat course would be adopted by the President in this matter, and we are pleased to notice that he has not disap­ pointed the expectations of his friends in this matter. Mr. Vincent Collyer staled at a meeting in Cooper Institute, a few days since that be was about to return to Newbern and re-open his schools, the President assuring him he should not be Interfered with. This is right, and if it results in the resignation of Guv. Stan­ ley nene but traitors will have cause to When our secesh neighbor makes an assertion, as he did last week, that we en­ dorse the views of Wendell Phillips, why don't be quote from our paper to prove H ! We quoted copiously from the columns of the .Pioneer last week, to p'rote our positioii, and he endeavors to dispose of H all by one broad and false assertion. Secessiooism is like stealing; and nut only (het, it is based upon a suc­ cession of monstrous thefts. There is an adage that those who steal will lie; and we begin to think those who apologize for organized theives will do the same. A New Flock of Guhboats.—The Navy Department has just taken steps for* very important addition to our Naval army—having issued proposals for the eonatrucCion and complete equip­ ment of fifteen gunboats ; speed not less than thirteen knot*, to be delivered with­ in four months. The confidence which baa led the Department to make this large addition to the navy, in this partic­ ular build of warship, is folly justified by the magnificent service wbieh our gun­ boats hare rendered in every theatre ol the naval action, both on the western wa­ ters and along die Atlantic and Oulf coasts. The “gunboats” hove long been the terror of tho rebels, who make them scapegoats for ^11 manner of discomifitures aud defeats ; and indeed they hardly individual has made his appearance uj the bank of the Cbickahoininy, and Kirby’. -I Port Rxrvauc. June 8th, 9 A. M. The army left Harrisonburg al 6 o’clock A. M., and half peat eight my advance en gaged the rebels about eeven miles from that place, near Union Church. The en­ emy was very advantageously posted in the timber, and having chosen bis own position, forming a smaller circle than our own, and with bis troops formed tn masse. It consisted undoubtedly ofJack­ son's entire force. The battle began with heavy firing at 11 o'dock, and lasted with great obstinacy and violence until 4 o*. clock P. M. Some skirmishing and ar­ tillery firing continued from that time until dark. Our troops fought occasion­ ally under the murderous fire of greatly superior numbers, the hottest of the small arm fire being on the left wing, which was held by Stahl's brigade, con­ sisting of five regiments. Ths bayonet and canister ahot were used freely and with gfcat effect by our men. The loss on both side* is very great. Our Ines is very heavy among the officers. A full report of those who distinguished themselves will bo made without partiality. I desire to sav that both officers and men behaved with splendid gallantry, and that the serv­ ice of the artillery was especially admira­ ble. We are encamped on the field of battle, which may be renewed at anyone- A dispatch to the Times, Washington 14,says: “We have Information derived from secession sources here, that alx North Carolina regiments refused to go into the battle of Fair Oaks, and these regiments arc now under a strong guard in Richmond. “Gov. Bradford, nod ex-Goveruor Hicks, of Maryland, are both said to fa­ vor * special session of the Legislature, ;o take into consideration the Preaideot'a emancipation message.” A letter to the Times from the army says: “Tin Richmond Dispatch of the 7th contains nn editortai, the tenor of which is moat discouraging to the rebel army. The writer fears that uur design ia not to engage them in battle, but to starve them nut, a plan which he considers not impossible for us to accomplish." The same letter, dated 10th, says:-— “Daaerlors arrived from Richmond last night, bringing intelligence that the rebels arc assiduously at work, throwing up ad­ ditional earthworks around the city.— •They have also dug earthworks and rifle pits along the routM between here aud Ridbmocd/md have mounted a targe num- 14th. say* : “A loyal Virginia whu h*« arrived here report* that ths rebel* have about 75,000 effective troops at Rk*tnuod. _ . “The laleUftMctr has an •ble editorial argniag UtatfGmi. Beau re­ gard's army is probably on it* way to Richmond. •The loyal resident* of Washington aro rre-tlv exorcised at the atf of G«>. Ha nW, aMaU.' "“I i(»uloo«, •< nn« Il «• 'k*1 ’"""’’A V­ II. 8. wllllw,, I«n>«rl, commanded bimwlf. G-d, He M .hel’. <», tal"X-£iT oa II!" TW, ob.,ed. Owe. tbriee ^ew*ee ; !>“J H WM «!»wring tl' -nr. d«lrw41e«. Kir . Jon. The elt, remain, nnoatull, Ijolel and It order!,, and boainoa la alo.l,. rA viving. Thus far the amount of rebel property seized amount* to only about 800,000. Captain H. W. Dill, of the provost gumd, estimate* the value ot cotton, auear. dec., concealed fur shipping, to be MORTGAGE BALE. eeeuter «» tbem-eW swent back in great confusion. Seeing U>le,PMe.ruder <*e™et.rieUmll, ebrianm . . the wilderness. . H 12 o clock, M.. in Book D. of Mortgage*, , page* I ZU and 121 on which Mortgage there cUiwed to bo dne, at the date of lLi» notice t *um of eight lumdrod and nlnriy-tour and fi “H .t! t—h Mew Advertisements. 8k*ii-Si 25,000 WOOL Fur wbteb the bighwt market prteo will b. p»l« The thunder-sU ITT CLA-SHJ. 8. GOODYEAR & Co. jri Hasttogs, Jane 8,1861 Die*Mayor and Common Council are of Union proclivities as a general thing, and exercise tbeir functions in harmony with military rule. Tbeir continued jfalAH BURGE. Dated. Jews K. IM*-_______________>1B be. with relenUeer eererir, end «r«e‘ po.r^ ~«;d .IW rn..W ar EpiM.,0.1 Cburria. i. tb« oil, lor b^pit, ed “That fire is bolter than b—i L The •fporpw* TW rrtri v««rrm~ «T d—1 couldn't stand It! Buvs, let’s get Trilli, Churrli ar. aoragni .1 lb« Miror. out of this r and be speedily gut out of oflbrir ebureh- Tb..Ws« B~th W<*t < (Jtf J M wettoe ttrtrty-oae. HM, i ccmtianiag i tyLwron GT) k»»d«»ha m bidder, * Circuit »f MickD. IMS, •150 BE8T PIANOS. *1M) R«. good conduct is a renewed assurance* of thia. There are only two or three place* in the city where either Confeder­ ate scrip or Post office stamp* are worth anything. The most prominent rebel sympathizers will not take the scrip. 478 BitADWAY, C»,tl«on, pua 1ITTI1I AHKXOT Rich moulding «*«•. . $176 to $200, TO BE EXCELLED in the ehsml electrified. till dark. • The Confederates succeeded in driving J ell m3 the Yankees from the piece of wood* they GROVBBTEEN 4c HALE. Regulator family escaped STATE OF MICHIGAN, | Cocxtt or Bxsst j DIGESTIVE ORGARS. Wool.—W freely. M*aday tb«4tb day of August, ten o cioc* Washington, June 15. Slate of Mich I ran JAMES HATHAWAY. Administrator. ewtt o\\, . . . “A\.» ,, Chronicle som ~ 'r artexA — a J i *B*e^A\aX.cv ©S r-| ; o\ Wx«. Wcfet SowX'WX.Vve're kvtxft, ^ov a Yowcj, \jman ’ wl\\.c\\ wccAcA. o-w avtyeke o\ SXowktxeXx ^S\XXcv%, \vX\xe\v, kJ have been seen moving down from near Mechanicsville bridge and Richmond to­ ’ wards the late battle field. Our pickets * yesterday were driven in from Old i’ Church, showing that the enemy intends making ■ demonstration in that direction. A contraband reports that 3000 caval­ ry left Richmond on Wednesday, guirg On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, in the direction of Frederickaburg. Il of Solon Dead Administrator of aald Mlale. pray was probably the same force that was seen at Old Church. The rebel* opened thia morning with a sharp artillery fire in front of Sumner's division, lasting about three hours. We had one killed and one wounded.— Weather sultry. takew. rectvad bare Potomac, lie toes. He said to Richmond t federate army officer and fou bed! Anothe t\\va\\XkXvcw, a\\A aX XX\.e \\.vo\lc,v Xvkvv, art. a save. ©S Fever cund Liver ComplaiTzt, (LvsjpepeicL, Tn-cLzgeetion, JcLv,TLdize, w Kidney Complainis, of the rebels. TU Mat rebel on ito hands, t Ova Rxacvs dslpkia. hni wounded sol d battle field of Many of them aadi a\\ <l'v%ca%e% ©5 © *vk\a.Lar aaXuvc. New York, June 10. A special to tbs Post, Washington, 10th, says: “The Danish Government has made a formal proposition through its Minister here, to take all negroes who escape from their maatera, and remove them to St. Croix, free ofcbarge. It then proposes to put them under an appren­ ticeship of three years, permitting them to receive regular wages. At the expira­ tion of tbeir apprenticeship it is proposed to free them unconditionally. The correspundence has been sent by ths State Department to the House Judiciary Committee.” ’ A Washington telegram says the Ways and Means Committee will re­ port a tariff bill Tuesday. Thu President baa sent ft message to Congress saying that it is desirable that sucHegislation a* may be necessray to carry the Seward-Lyons treaty for the suppression of the slave trade into effect, shall be enacted as soon aa may comport with the convenience of Congress. are Aly prrnoug to mid day of hearing. [A tree copy.] SHERMAN C. 1’RINDLE. >18 Judge of Probati situated on tbo Eastern shore of the island, directly opposite Bird Key, where the Stone and Kiaw^h rivers unite. A few shells caused tbeir evacuation. Tbs barracks, were found deaerted and were burned. The garrison fled, carrying eff tbeir guns. Next day a reconnoitering pyty captured five out of eight rebel pickets, stationed five miles up Um Stono. Navigation is now clear to witbin seven miles of Charleston, by the Slono and its tributaries. Every night the skv is illuminated by the burning of cotton. 'VovCx.c.. "Dv ‘Bb.o\>aek'» PROBA TK ORDBR.-BTkn OF MICHIGAN, tr of Bun, hpldea at the Probate OR* Alta«o of Hastiags, o. Monday, tbe T.. ... I. .1.. ------ --- —— .i____ io may be licensed I petition described debts of said do­ f Another G fire of tbo pris retreat by the attack made b in a hospital had crossed U Union line*, a '&©\>ack?» *W\XXct» w-v-c t\\t \\oov n\o.\\ ^©cXov'% "BAXs. Mid most cases ftXow<o.e\\ ‘B’xXXe.ve are X\k^ \uoov ax©a'» VAtaA.. ‘tiX.ovcuxeXx t3T“Rober loyalist ofSoi exploit in run Planter from ^v. *R.o\aoeV% fttovcxacXx. 'WxXXcxs ©vc X\ve vaaa'w So\©ex ©vA Cova^orX.. the 21*t ulL tbs gunboat* Pembina, UuadillaMud Ottawa, as we learn from a correspondent of tbs New York HenU, while shelling a party of rebels oo Cola's Island, discovered two rebel fortifieatioos,, called Fort Pickens and Fort ,Palmetto r©*® ©a& vooXf. a\x<X \\crbt>, ©xake Wuwt let toCUrta recognizes bis ibe Planter, i lit. ‘SkchaaeV?* bs! Petitioner lat«Mtod la said ftXox'tvac.Xx. ’BxXXfcva. vtun^otai. Vtvt weak ax\A AeVAvtsAei. U». 'B.oWek'* ■Um disloyal wbfchbe ask •uure printed ftXo’Kvac.lo, *B\XXewa michigax, anA wvoki Ya}. «v\o^ak>\x. Ut. 'B.oVmm.V* ftXo«\ixc\x 'BWXt't* Orrin. PWpa, (mW ftoXAxty'* ■VAtVkA.Xx*. /romOaey’s Tbs same lett 4»BM>m<>nd •our soldiers « •ML the mem bees of the First Mary had Rawim*nt wkn .aLam I...—• f_ . . . for saleey “MAX AMAR, «■ Price Trxdkrxkm »k\.v •f M lym, equally 4TH BJRO AUWAY, NMW YOBM ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE propel lor. “AxFederal prisoner taken Munday reports the enemy's force on James Island sixteen regiments strung and a few mure Dispatches from McClellan** army aay: “The movements of the enemy to-day have been extensive, and aa yet are involved in mystery. I-arge bodie* Narrow Es ■on Saturday e STOMACH *U0 CASH, of that city, this morning, contain partic­ ulars of a sharp engagement on James* Uland.Tuesday afternoon which continued were expected shortly. “It was reported at Charleston that the steamer Cecil, from that port for Nas­ sau, with a cargo uf cotton, bad been caplured by the enemy.” the storm king DR. ROBACK'S 7 Octave Boeewood Piano, Memphis, June 14. were trying tu occupy. “Col.” Lamar at Secession vilie kept up a fire on the enemy's boats and land camp nnd on Monday he disabled a Yankee S a similar dem HORACE J. FERRIER CO.. JalHU Assignsss of Mortgi U . V. wv . 1 I I W A 11 T* The Grenada Appeal, of the 12tb, con­ tains the following : “Augusta, Gsl,1 1.—Fighting continues in the vicinity uf Charleston. The papers tinunua flame in torrents. GR0VE8TKEN A HALE, baring removed to their sew warrreom*. . tions, the daily supply of each man amoanting to but one pound of flour and half a pound of bacon, without codec, tea, The following has bean ria TA II* near ment be created.. [Signed] J. C. FREMONT. Ms^Gnwral Commanding It is the avoidance of all such petty WisinoTOir, June 10. bickerings, that •‘conciliation"—not the conciliation uf apostates or renegades, or The following was received at the War compromise with traitors to principles— Department thia A. M: that we advise Republicans. IlARRisoxDCao,June7th—9 P. M. When traitorous party leaders, such as To Hon. E. ILStanton; now control the organization and organs The attack upon the enemy's rear of of the “democratic party” are exerting Yesterday precipitated bis retreat Their every influence they can to “divide and loss in killed and wounded was very se­ conquer” the Republican parly, in Stale vere, Their retreat is almost an impass­ and nation—knowing, as uo do, the se­ able road, alone which many wagons were cret, systematic, persistent policy they left in the woods, and wagon loads of jiave pursued, in prevtnting democrat! blankets, clothing and other equipments from poing, and urging Republicont to go arc piled up in all direction*. During to the war—in view of the torrovful fact the evening many of the rebels were that Republicans, in official and private killed by shells from a battery of Gso. positions, give a too ready ear to the Stahl’s brigade. Gen. Ashby, who cov­ ered the retreat with his whole cavalry force, and three regiments of infantry, patronizing tbeir organs, nourish to vig­ nnd who exhibited admirable skill snd orous life and influence “vipers to sting bravery, was nmong the killed^ Gon. them,”—well satisfied that there is dan­ Milroy made a reconnulasnnce to-day *ger to the Republican cause, nnd to the bout seven miles on tho Port Republic Government ahead, whose existence we r<md, and discovered a portion of the en­ are not desirous dl outliving, we counsel emy's forces encamped in the timber. Republicans to unity, harmony, concilia­ J. C. FREMONT, tion and patriotic work—to stand by M«j. Gen. Commaading. their principles, their friends, tbeir party, FmEmort's Hxadqvarteb*, 1 their Government, and those who, with Post Rxfcbuc, Va^ J une 10. J them, are devoting all their energies to The army advanced early thia morn­ its preservation, and to eschew, abandon, ing in line of battle, but finding no ene­ discountenance, and prostrate their Trai­ my, proceeded in column, through the torous opponents, their organs, and tbeir woods and over the country to Purt*Resympathisers. We desire to see them public. Everywhere were evidences of united, harmonious, conciliatory, working the completeness of yesterday’s success. together, a solid phalanx, indefatigable, The battle was fought at Cross Kye* snd constant, nnd auccesafnl in lheirefforta to takes that name. The rebel loss was accomplish the great work of preserving greatly superior to ours. They left their this Government from Southern aud dead and wounded on the field. Not less Northern treachery and treason.—Detroit than 500 dead were found, and many Tribunt. wounded. Two of their guns were left behind, which we captured this morning. Tsibcte of a Foaaioaxa to PrxsiThe rebel wounded were found in eve­ dext Lixcolx.—The following incident ry bouse along the road. Ambulances, is told by the Times: ‘"Three gentlemen wagons, arms, and clothing strewed the were recently engaged in conversation in front of one of the principal hotels in this Forty of uur wounded taken prisoners city, while the President’s carriage was were left in a church, and were retaken. passing. The President was the only oeThe Sixth Louisana lost all but thirty cupstjt. One of the gentlemen,a foreign­ men. er of distinction and cultivation, in a The enemy retreated till midnight, and manner wholly involuntary, raised bi* this morning their rear guard had cross­ bat and remained uncovered until the ed the Shenandoah at this place, and burn­ carriage passed by. “Yon forget that ed the bridge. you are in Republican America and not Our advance found his rearguard bare­ in Russia,’ said one, referring to the ly across the river, and the bridge burn­ marked manner in which the person ad­ ing. A connunading during the forenoon dressed had saluted the Executive.— apprised us of an engagement, which we “Not nt all, sir,; not at all!’ be replied.— learned was Jackson’s attack on Shields “There is the only living ruler whom I sin­ who, after a severe engagement, drove cerely reverence. 1 could not avoid him down the river, and Is now in pur­ show ing the feeling of which my heart is suit. 1 have sent cavalry to communicate full, if I would. He is a patriot, a states­ with Shields. man, a great-hearted, honest man. You Nxw York. June 12. Americans reverence nothing in the pres­ The TVibune't correspondence saya:— ent. Your Washington bod his tradu“Representative Maynard, of Tenn., re­ ccrs, snd few of bis cotemporeries es­ ceived a telegraph from Gov. Johnson to­ teemed him agre^t man. Mr. Crttenden night, to the effect that the rebels were one uf your statesmen, says that Mr. Lin­ reported retreating from Cumberland coln can place himself nearest to Wash­ If so, East ington in the hearts of the people of this Gap towards Chattanooga Tennessee is at last freed, snd Gen. Mor­ country. 1 say to you, that not alone gan can immediately take poseasaion.” your posterity, but the posterity of all Nxw York, June 14. the peoples, which love bonuty and re­ vere patriotism, will declare that the dif­ ficult role which President Lincoln was called in these times to perform, required the exercise of as noble functions os the “Father of his Country ever possessed.— It is anything but a credit to you that you do not better appreciate and honor the man that God has sent in these per­ ilous times to rule tbo people of this Re­ public.” I have given nearly bis words, opponents are at hind. Though nothing but they fail to show the earnest and im­ is better demonstrated than that wooden pressive manner in which they were spok­ en. The party received the rebuke tn silence; one, at least, of them though it to daim that there are not an infinity of was merited.” services to which wooden war vessels may be put It was wooden ships, whol­ That White Horse.—Ever since our ly unaided by Iron elade, that fought their way up to New Orleans against forts, advance upon the Peninsula, our scouts have observed among the rebels a man, chains, obstructions, rafts, fire ships and whet not—performing one of the most advanced beyond middle life mounted upon a grey horae of great beauty. He brilliant naval enterprises on record.— We shall find abundant use for tho fifteen is said to be a Texan Ranger, and appa­ rently ha* charge of the enemy's scout*. He is remarkable for the facility with which be manages bis steed, and wher­ ever seen his right hand bold* a rifle, while his left roots upon the hump of bis follows: “This Congress good faith all its pledges glory W WAR NEWS It =f Camp soldier* Uft in I port has jwtr« Richmond. * �NEWS service. Some confederate mailed the document, for Mm at WuMnpow, and tbo (rank, and count, were ao d.tarly LOW PRICES executed that the prim Marehal and lli. Governor were imposed upon, and lust Storms.—Since our last issue this vi­ cinity has been blest with copious rains. no time in Issuing a full pardon to the rogue. Luckily, the Marshal took Cross to Washington and into Secretary Stan­ ton's preaenoe, where amid much con■ternation, the ruse was discovered. But as it is not certain that Gov. Curtin’s pardon can be revoked, the adroit Col. will finish the rest of his term in Fort Lafayette, by virtue of an extemporized military law. THE Advertiser having been restored Tua Nioouta Ao aim.—Very truthful­ ly remarks the N. Y, Tribune: “If cur to health In a far weeks by a vary simple remedy aftar haring miEcred several years with a Sevan lung affection, and that dread diso aa, tbaswaxtM»a-ia ani ions to make too wu to bis fallow suffer- troops escape an ambuscade or surprise it is almost uniform through the timely seldom exceeded in ths sublime grandeur warning of a “contraband." If they sup­ -of its electrical phenomena. For a time rise the enemy or take him ata disad­ the heavenly arch was one lurid and con­ vantage, the cause of their success is the same. Our brave soldiers bare irradia­ tinuous flame of light—the thunder fol­ ted this whole contest with prodigies of Sowing peal on peal, and the rain pouring valor, yet the two most desperate and in torrents. Saturday evening witnessed gallant achievements of the war are those a similar demonstratation on the part of of the negro who recaptured a vessel ta­ ken by a Confederate cruiser, killing the the storm king. C* te crew ; and the running of the steamt Planter out of Charleston harbor by Narrow Escafr.—During the storm the negro, Robert Small. ■on Saturday evening, the electric fluid GRANT & SPAULDING SPECIAL NOTICES EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF To CsaiuipUre*. VERMIN. 13H WffiMnraTODH The thunder-storm during Friday night is struck the dwelling of John Keagle, in Castleton, passing down the stove pipe to the stove, in emerging from which, the current separated and perforated the floor in nearly a doxen places. t-sy1- Il is now quite evident that the Eroposed new Constitution oflllinois will e vetoed by the people by an immense majority. INOUB LIKE OF TRADE; “Mot dangerous to the Human Family." “Rats do not die on the promises." •They'ceme out ot tbeir beiee to die." “They are the only inkibble remediee known." “It yrs. nnd more eetahltobod.ta M.Tcrk. City. Froi by----- the Cily Post Office, tW by------the City Prisons and Stotion Bouses PsmT l>y------ the City Bloomers, Ships, Ac. CM by------ the City Hospitals, Alms-Honaea Ac. tW by—the City Hotels-, Astor’-,St Mteh- Prize Poetry. Let Chieftains boast of deeds of war. And Minstrels tune tbeir aweet guitar, A nobler theme n>y Atari it fills— In praise of Hsasica's malchleas Pills Come and See!! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED Tbeir cares are found in erery land— A little boy JjgT* Parson Brownlow has been sum­ moned to Washington as a witness at the trial of Judge West Humphreys, of electrified. Mr. Keagle was silting with­ Tenn., for treason. in a few feet of the stove, and a dog was in the chamber was prostrated by the shock, and all tho family more or lexs !y ing equally near on the opposite side. The dog was instantly killed, while the family escaped without serious injury. tried poison., but they effeetod notbisf; bnfOcwTAa’k’srttcls knocks ths braalb out of Rata, Mbs Rosehes, and Bed-bugs, quicker than we can writs it. It to in great demand all over ths om»ntry—JWta (O.J Oatetie. LIST OF LETTERS, MORE-GRAIN and provisions are destroyed anaualiy i*Grant County by vermin, than would pay for tuns of this Rat and Insect Killer.—AnnvUer [Wik] fhr^d. Remaining in the Post Office at Hastings Barry County, June 15th, 1862. Brown Miss Mary Miller Mrs Elisabeth ' McDonal Mrs Phebe Bruce Miron Barrows B. F. Nelson ______ _Mrs. _ Lucy 2 Courtright Mrs Phi- Nash C W lens T> Palmer * Miss Marion **' Tksdsrxbss to Traitors.—Lieut J. Ricer Michael Clubin James S. Brnvrn writes to the Penn Yan, (N. Y.) Davea Mr Scott Mrs Eva Chronicle some interesting particulars of Day J N. Scovill Permelia the way things are done in the army of the Dickson Miss Julia Sever Mrs Harriet S Potomac. He says that in one instance Durand Mri B L Sprague Lucinda be went into a house to buy milk. The Eaton Mrs H C 1-Subaibley Jubn man bad none. He was asked for pota­ Elswnrtb Win B Thomas John toes. He said be bad taken all he liad Henery William Thomas Henry t« Richmond ike day before. for the Con­ Wilson Hannah Harwood Arbelus federate army ; nnd at that moment an McQuare Thoniss Walley Miss L A officer and four Federal soldiers were on Persons calling for any of the above duty guarding thie traitor,* tfrawberry letters, will please say'they . ire advertised. bed ! Another officer writes to the same R. J. Grant, P. M. paper: “The utmost pains are taken not to wound the ‘proud susceptibilities ’ Wool! HENRY R. COSTAR—We are telling Tour preparation* rapidly. Wherever they hare been Lsed. Rsts, Mice. Roochea and Vermin dusppear Ire„1Bre.™Dre,5UU.Mi Wool! remadyj ww^iwnUy. tlwae Uwlj inaukaLle nosits ’/cure,"*' CL V t-AIUUES, JI. D. THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, Os Mxxvractusid tx-ro a Good QcAAnr or Or !• gel Club Dressed, OUDWED IPIRIKDES, Is at the New Woolen Factory of TAN BRUNT dk GARBLE, □I HASTHGB, MICH. “Cottar’s” Rat, Roach, fee Exterminator. Our machinery is new, and in the best order, and cannot fail to do good work. We shall be readv to do Custom Carding by the 2uih InsL.aod for Uloth Dressing and the Mauufaeture of Cloth about the Utb of June uext. We will par the highest market price IM CASH for Wool, delivered et our Factory. J. 3. Vak Bbcxt. W. Massas. Hastings, May 12,18*2. “Cuetar’s" “Costar’s" Bed-bug Exterminator. “Coetar’a" “Coetar’a” Electric Powder for Insects,die. Iv25e.fi0e.Axn fil.CO Baxta. Bomcs ax> flasks, S3 asp *5 S-xas roa PLAXTAnon^ain, CAUTION ! I ! To prevent the public being imposed upon by bourioue and ffiytiy aieiow Mdatfau, a sew label has boon prepared, bearing a fauunUe of the Proprietor’s signature. Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully before purchasing, and take nothing but “CoeUtf’s.” nf the rebels. We are the only sufferers. The next rebellion the Government has on its hands, these things will be thought 'Tb* mmA and iJLriiuriltttad.” Our Rkscukd Wockdrd.—The Phils del phi*. Inquirer says the joy of our wounded soldiers who were left on the battle field of Fair Oaks after the retreat of the rebels, cannot be described.— Many of them bad given up the hope of ever again seeing tbeir comrades and HE COMFHB810MB ANO KXFERTKMCE OF A SUFFERER.—Published ae a warning, and for the rspccial beurflt of Young Men, and thoee who suficr with nervous Debility.Lone of Memory Premature Decay, Ae.. Ac., Ac., bv one who boo Akwymtore-by cured himself by simple means, after being put All WsaLta*Ls Daooatsn In the large cities. to great expense and inconvenience, through the Some of tho use of woithless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors. Single roptes mar be had of the author Wholesale Ageati li Kev York City. C. A LAMBERT. Esq.. Greenpoinl, Long Island, Harral.RtoelyA Krtebea B. A. Fabrnotook, Hull Bush, Gale A Robinseo. M. Ward, Close A Co. A Co. my SI m2 Greenpoint, Loeg Island. A. Y. A.B.AD. Bands A Ca McKisson A Robbins, Wheeler A Hart. James 8, Aspinwall. T homes, and were in expectation every moment of being cruelly butchered by the foe. The mental aoffering endured by them was inteqse in its character, in most cases far exceeding tbeir bodily SPRING & SUMMER Amothkr Gallamt Escavk.—Twentyfive of the prisoners taken during Banks' retreat by the rebels during the sharp B©<WS & BIEKKE?, GROCERIES HARD-WARE For Salef AND attack made by Fremont’s cavalry upon Jackson's rear, at the bridge which cros­ ses the Shenandoah near Mount Jackson, in a hospital. After the Confederates had crossed the river they entered the Union lines, and were ordered by Gen. WE ARE NOW with one of the ON HAND A>«.b. .reth.Kof S M. R 10 W. « U-100ths acres. LARGEST and BEST Assortments r of T.w. Title war- roimixmL Scottville, Mooroe Cm, M. T. PhiUdelphUi French, Richards A co. " £Sli& Bostaa. Mass, Fremont to join tbeir regiments at onoe. Geo. C. Goodwin A co. I M. 8. Burr* co. I Shaving Saloon! The Sub.cr.ber baa opened a shop one door east of H.' " --------- ' dry goods GROCERY, SALOON, BOARDING-HOUSE ass Worts A Potter. Joo. Wilson, Jr. . DRY GOODS! orsasa. (ar OLD FRIENDS Also al! wholesale Druggists st Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, O-, Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., AMD ST Davosim.'GaocaM.STosaKBarxM and1 RrtAHJaa generally in all Cocxrar Town and TuxAsa wans® X*r THE JtlCSlCT X’X.A-CTE. Herrick’s Bwgar Cwmtet _ __ FAMILY mrK. GROCERIES A, low aa th, lowe.l, for Carf or re-dp pay only. Wam Meada at AU Soon I Or Cold Laneh IT de,lra& latter to tb» N. Y. £xprtn tea from before Richmond, aaya that nine out x>f the seven teen places of cannon taken from Coaey’a division ware recovered.— "The tame letter says: “We expect to be •in Richmond in a few dsya. None of •oar aoldiera expect to stop short of that OB COFFEE. CHICKENS, PICKLED TONGUE, SAB- DINES, Alao, lee Cream and Lemonade. potat” I to in the Sooth capable of hearing arms, ahetber they bsvs suboUtutre or not— Rather a heavy conscription—raush se­ verer than Napoleon ever vsntorsd upon. lha day or JftKM of oM IrWa D*rb’ Adjutant-General publishes a general order directing ths drafting of every male white and mulatto HASTINGS, MICH. dre Board »ill u fomahod by by the week. hi tb» Mwtet, wbreb x, prepared io —U Bt - wn*D prance from -a good j„t mil «t u» «ir« <* x- n-rhr om door of H. A. Gowljmr • H»rd ■ -=3 Pills. The best Family CA­ THARTIC in the world. UBfd l*TOtT *e<r* 6t,” raillions persons Anausl- > tton ; eoatxi nwoihtag in- Stacks of Th- ,alaerib,r la now prepared to Mil B3F"A RkewaaalloM, Cc«(, Liver Cowsplalat. Jxverrsaoct. r,«Mu> O, V«~ Clb Jal;, JMO. Do. 3. C. Arts: Sir, I I*. aDllc-rd wtt* ■ palsM darwiic JtSwvawafana • luwg Hom, wbHklWSrU the •kill ef rl. uT all n,.. lha - - ■.. - aiKl . slud, ta » ......la Unusually Low! �—* MORTGAGE SALE JUbs. UXJ>WAY’S EEN0VAT4N0 KESOLVK1W < ■*'' ■** £dt. (rrwtratn Jerwier.- Notiefog in bjkvbxjvobld. IS A cUUXStSO STOCT ppnMle t---------------------------------- eiBiniTHE WORLD THBONLTBEUABUaUI lX THF.WU&LU, to tbe atllivation of carroU and otlwr root crop*, and disagreeing with both ray limited experienefi through your r»L coal bank aud put it. around the bench leg*, cleaning all the anta off tbe bench, and there has not been one uable paper. Of tbe valae ol the carrot, In compffri*cn with other root*, enough ha* already been *aii—and you will not find any two persona who exactly agree In thia respect and as Jo tbe proper ouanlity to be fed. Carrot* are undoubtedly tbe beat of all roots for horse*, but for horned cattle and wnx wxrstoum wank IT WJM; MEND WOOD. Asre your broken Furniture. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. A great many drop a tear at the door of pu.wlj, rather drop a dime. beet. A* far a* my experience goes, oow* will giv* more milk and of better quality, and both fat and working cattle will thrive better on mangel* than oh RJXlSS-’r? r~-,f X sayd': CIIANCEftfSALETATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Coart for tbe county teg JptTfr* Obaaeery. Ckarlt £. NmUi.Coaiplainuil, 1 »•>■ (Feredoaure.) PhiHifi Ltoaard, Defendant. J xx^oavcuivBcr* to ahteb.la- S IT WILL MEND4VORY. ... ,-w sasisa;'. Afflicted with Famxxo or tux Won*, Cjxas* adv known as‘ Ludte's Morning otakam." tefo wifi give atroagth. vigor, and purity <[’'the wbote svstem; andTn all c**ea where there I* anticon­ stitution*) debility,these Pitt* wl1' *»••"» strosg and vigorous offspring,. , , BIM.I0UB COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR- SALMON SKINNER. * holding Ind Blate ■j-LL- awr> »• SfllrmBu OT aaid day. either carrots or turnips. The best soil for carrots is a light rich n. J. PERRIN A CO., AMigueeaof Mortgage. loam, but they will grow on any »oil if properly prepared. Tbe yield of tbe carrot crop depends entirely upon the eery, tnaue on me aixtccnin any oi January, in the year uf our Lord out thousand eight hundred preparation and tillage. Tbe ground should be well manured—not less than twenty ox cart loads per acre, and thirty OF THE UNITED STATES!! or forty would be better. I have used miitionar, in and for tbe county of Barry, will raw manure with as good result* as well rotted. Plough thoroughly, incorporat­ A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty two. ed for the Aral liras offered for sole to tbe >«M>c, Dr. J. B-veo Pods’ Imperial Wine Biller. ing the manure with the soil, and follow tbe first plow with a good, stirring sub­ village of Mailing*, in aaul oounly, tbe land* and soil plow. Do not be afraid of getting tenementa described tn 'the-tutt-lgage, aet forth universal tntisfaciion too deep. Harrow level and roll Tightly in - the bill of complaint, and described in aaid J----------------------*--------‘ certain tract or par before planting. For this purpose, 1 use I a combined barrow and roller—a one-1 «•-horse machine—with which in three hours I can prepare half an acre of rough plowed ground for the seed drill, thereby jan22t7 Cfrewll Churt Ootmoitaontr'. saving all the expense of harrowing and Balch « Dcvoa. Solicitor, for Complainant raking the ground as it is usually dune. Dated at Hutloga, June»,18«2. ‘ jell As to the time of planting carrots, I do not agree with “O. B.” in die March CHANCERY SALE. number of the Farmer. He recomend* QTATK OKMICHIQAA-TheCire.ilCxntor ret* all who have not need Jxcra. Wi challenge as early as possible. 1 have invariably O the county of Barry. In chancery. . ’ Omau* F_ Smith. &*^uiM*t, ' found the crop better when sown between u Dehillly.ajBd for Punty-ing and Eorichxng tb* ptarea of that cspaesiv* ent Glam b«i> ' : 8«ve 1 -.SC with in lage ofH ullage thu the Circuit nRb of MiclnganTrollte 1BC2, at ubeTdfoS Maud your Harnett, Strap*, Boota, Ac. IT WILL MEND GLASS. awv«k.a»4 U»«ta MARRIED LAORS. '" ,0 • hwc, nr **v other n«M. KAUB * ftlNG RKJOLV ENT will Caaoxrq B«rVMiTitX, >r.rxit<nA, apvT. the Rtafilveftt, tafet^'wlB be foaad a quick RADW*?YTiiEADY RESOLVENT DR. J.BOVEEDODS’ the 1st and !5lh of May than when sown ia April, the early rains promote loo great growth of tops, and during the lat­ ter period of summer, seed stalk* are thrown out, which prevent the roots from attaining any size. . In sowing, I use a seed drill of my own invention, which sows and covers two rows at once. I put my rows 10 inches apart, and thin to about four inches In the row. I have found it a good plan to mix rad­ ish seed with carrot seed (the yellow summer turnip is a good \ariety); about one ounce of raddish to one lb. of carrot seed is sufficient. • Th© radishes come np in a few days, and enables me to to trace the row* distinctly during the first hoeing. A* fast as they aro large enough, they are pulled up for market or home use, and therefore do not interfere at all with the growth of the carrots. After seeing and trying different im­ plements for the cultivation uf carrots and other root crops, and being satisfied with none, I got up a hand cultivator, which work* admirably. It cuts close to the row, and is adapted to any depth •ot exceeding two inches, and any width not exceeding two feet; leaving the ground level, with the weed* on the surface. One man can tend from oue to two acres a day with it. Tbe crop should be hoed as soon as the « Weak Lnng*,' Indigestion, Dyaptmsla,' Diaeaaet of the nervous System, Paralysis, I'tlea, aud for all cases requiring s Tonic Dr. Dffds’ CclrbartH Wine Billers W5OTLWYMXD 1 MORTGAGE SALE. For Sore Throat, so common among tbo Clergy EFAULT baring been made in the condition ' of payment of a certain Indenture of Mort- . they arc truly valuable. Forlbe agtd and infirm, and for Henan* of a cage executed bv Jamc* S. Tux bury and hia wife, Hannah M. Tuxbtxry,of Baltimore,'Barrv county, weak couititution—for Minister* of the Gospel, and alalo ot Michigan, to Cyrua Mann, o'l Tolland Lawyers and all public speaker*—fur Book-Keepcounty and state of Connecticut, dalad tbe iHth day of December. A. D. lilW, and recorded far the office of the Kegiater of Deeds for aaid county of truly beneficial. As a beverage, they ore wholesome. Innocent Barrv, on tbe 2-Jth day of December, A. D. IMO, at 4 o'clock P. M., in Book K. of Mortgages, aud delicious to the laate. They produce tbe on page 1, nn which Mortgage there ia claimed exhilarating effects of braudv or wine without info xtca^Dg; ana tn a valuable remedy for per­ to be due at the date of thia nolle " son* addicted to the use of excessive strong drink, and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free from tbe poison* con­ tained in the adulterated Wines and Liquor* with rows can be distinguished ; and as soon Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue which tbe country ia flooded. Thea* Bitter* nut only CURE bat PREVENT as the weeds show themselves in the (the itatute, and a power of aale coutaincd In tid mortgage, the pretntaea deacribcd therein, to Disease, and should be used bv all who live ia a rows, set the boys st work. It is good it: Two-tuirda of tho north-east quarter, and country where tbe water ia bad. or where Chills and Fever* are prevalent. Being entiretv innepolicy not to wait for the weeds to cent and hannleaa, they may be given freely to show, but to run a cultivator through sertion Children and infanta with impunity, the rows every two weeks, until the tup* Physicians, Clergymen, ana temperance advo­ shade the ground, after which they will two (2) north of range number eight (S) wrat, in cates, aa an act ot humanity, xbould assist in spreading these truly valuable BITTERS o»er need but little more care before harvest­ aaid county of Barry and State of Michigan, two tbe land, and thereby wsetitially aid in banishing' hundred and eightv acres, [or to much thereof aa ing. will aati"fr aaid debt and interest and coat*,] will Drunkenness and Disease Dig tbe crop while the ground is dry, I oM Affections of the Head, Sick 11 M»d-i • one,'ar Ncrrofa* fleattaehe, Dr. Dbds’ and store in a cool, dry cellar, but where imperial Wine Bitter* will be found to they will not freeze. that being the place for bolding the circuit court be aioat Balatary and Efficacious. It seems^o be a very prevalent idea rinocr, a.d. iovx, »i one o ciock, r.w. oi inai aa that cqrrota should be planted with the FEMALES. Dated. May 20,1642. CYRUS MANN. ' row* wide apart, and thinned out to 8 or jalltis Mortgagee. The many certificate* which have been tender­ 10 inches in the row. It is a mistaken ed to ur, and tbe lelteia which we are dadv re­ one. Just as large carrots can be raised ceiving. are coMloaivc proof that among th* Eatate of Lather H11L women these L-------- «-*- ■ with the rows 16 inches apart,and thinned which no otftt TATE OF MICHIGAN, I „ ProUte Coart man in tbo ia them, and Barry Coanty, ( method, and I think thjl if “P. Q.” in those ------ ; -who one 10 kc,,P “ supply. . . ...... the April number of the Farmer will try D S my plan, he too will become an “eager advocate," and not pronounce 1200 bash els of carrot* per acre a “humbug.” Rye, N. Y., Apr. 1,1802: A. M. IT. Treatment of Strawberries in June. Next after dean cuhivation, ■ they want water or liquid manure. If the sail *■ * light loam, gravelly, or artificially drained, it can hardly have too inuch water. The plants are eitber in full flow­ er, or full of berries ripening from day to day, and they need abundant supplies of moisture. The days are at-their greatest l*ngth and the sun shines in its greatest splendor. Tbe evaporation in one of these long bright days it immense and a drouth juat In tbe critical time oft­ en diminishes the strawberry crop oae half and more. Mulching is of great advantage a* it retaining ntoisture as well as keep* ths fruit dean. We can only gat tbo largest berries by abundant wa­ tering- For the flavor we are aomewbat dependent upon the euhshinc. So great match it. mend it, and it will never show wbm put together. It will Mend Oral. Lava, and in (act every thing but Metals. • -..A LIYLNG DEATH. , And reatofolNm tehia fricads in a sound and repeated every day. for », permanent cure will anrel Your*. Ac., . h fo^nmreratasg Ibis wonderful cleansing rem­ DR- J. DOVER DODS’ Imperial Wi^e. Bitters aaid county, deceased. Ou reading end filing IbepeLtion, duly verified of Lyman Hill, Abigail Hill and Amano* White, hair* at law of said deceased, praying for tbe Probate of an instrument in writing, heretofore filed, ia thia court, purporting to be the last Will and testament of aaid deceaacd. Every houaekt lUdwav1* Reaulatuig Pill* are add for Tweslyi,ve „OU per b*. ■ rei. Ux cu.tetaa thirty p^te] edy ta th* North American public. Dr. ItaaWAt sitraixm* iS'&'t. s by DrugKiris.^lercbanU^and riortkeepero. South Amenean -Fravinccs. as U is a foci to'’"a?B'o7JilWS?.svriniB. and ita horribie train of concomitant*, pravsil in the tropical region* of ihe.Soutb. to a much greater and more tualignai.t dagree than in the North. In fact isocarrely a famtlr in any of the South American Province* that l» free from Scrofula, or its Wpdred dries***- It rows in tbe blood Of fin its people, and has become established as a constitutional infirmity, and has baffled the skirt of their bast pbyoieian*. With knawtodge ••Wefiaretriril'iLiihdffadltaxuaefW in our I | , question of the million ANSWERED. ’ RADWAY’B RENOVATING RESOLVENT. C and in thia respect are dcnbly valuable tu tbe person who may use them. For LXQPIENT CONSUMPTION, Are preparedbv an emiuent audsklUfoJpl ysiemu who ba* need them micceasfully in bl* practice for tb* last twenty-fiv* .yoaca. The proprietor, toroan^’rtnDn^VK^tS^biJffd’wtee $10' 00 * year aavod in every fmniiy by , .' One Bnitllq uf RADWAYB-READY RELIEF AMBRKIAN (EMEAT tUE. Price 25 Cerit* per Bottle. “<Wo“aply that Bedwsy'sBeadyTielMehtf snd Price T5 Cents p«r Bottle. Price 25 CrtrtB per Buttle. the treatment of auch diaaaaCf and maladic*. where pain ird eoncOiartunt df Are dSewr. Dbtau. like the stono. givea uumUtekable aigna of it* appriach. At first the threatened Prien 23 Onu per Bottle. Price 25 Oot* per BottU. Prieo 25 Cents f-er Bottle. othjr ttu ptotna t H uI in ,B full ihia'oonditkio WUUI WMU vt ......... — WB,> ■•Beady -, jioafr Belief Ralief will wi be found al! potent. 1U gdnnalxlratioa, ntnistruiiun, either internally or oxieniaUv, aa ; of pain indie* ■ uf tbo threatened diae < discomfort. patient from all Min or fin indication of noeaaincss If people, on the fiist r be troubled with sickness. WHIN TIIKKATXXID WITH It aujieriar to.»l! known rrniedica in popular use as acieaualng syrup for rcsin-iso toe blood. Fcvvr. Small Pox. Measles. Fever aud Ague. Chills and Fever. Headache, BillionsJi Cholic. Dii »>T . .. “And therefore 1 11 none of it, rar* the akcptic ; I tnmamtsjduu. from parent to child. This ereat power we cUim for RADWAY'S RENOVATING the symptom* of any iaherited diacoae aro foal exhibited,it will eradicate tbe same from tbe ayatem. In the tarty atage* of Pthiaia vr Com■tuaption. Fit*,Scrofula, and lu casax of sore bead.ulcer*, tumors, hacking cougb. bre-nchuia, tbtuae of Redway's Reuovating Resolvent wttiextermin­ ate the uansuutted disaose form the ayatem. aud make (what tbe parents neglected,) a sound aud healthy bodr. CHRONIC DISEASE. Another clam of disease* that no other mtdlriDtLov Ibe most akittfal physicians bare suc­ ceeded In achieving, nmre tuar. In merely palliat­ ing th# suflerings of tbr patient, which Redway’s Ready* Resolvent.will positively eradicate, ta tnat of Chronic Disease* that bare. Invested the sys­ tem for years, *uch as chronic Rheumatism, Gout Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Syphilis, aud disease* Indneid by tho injudicious use of calomel, mercurr, quinine. disoasM of the Liver, Spleen, Gall, BlailJar. Kidneys, Spine, Ac., all of which diseases Rad wav's Iteaay Resolvent will eradicate, and secure ’to the patient a new lease of life. The price • REDWAY'S RENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT ia fil,<r<tper>oula. Dote, a tea-spoon twice full, half srfionr after eachJea). Sold by druggi»u and metchanla everywhere. ‘ Are superior to all purgative or cathartic pill*, powder*, mineral and aettihu waters, in tbe treat­ ment ana cure of SSWn. «S,rSSi’iS W THE NERV0U8NE8H, MELANvilOLY, . Pavxtao.—Tbe firat eight year, of U»a life evf a fruit tre* nrc the mw important and require judicious management. If* 1 head ia formed in thia pe- . JOHNS & CROSLEY'S _ __ cement roofing, IN MIUTART CAMIH It enn be applied by any one, There is no place *o well calculated and wbeo finiahed forint a perfocUr Fiss Parer uscftiloese of a ayeeifte medfanc as camn. Radtrsi's ltra.lv n.lt.r k.. ------ •-r futut.au ,tr- hired by H«at. fbta nr Ntngw-,Sasixxi>c of Hour my of the Union with the lisppirot weceaa. Let­ Baabm, or any external aclfou whatever. ters from Brigade and Regimental surgeons, offi­ XsXQtTXD cers, and privatr*,assure us that Rapway’a Ready GVTTA PERCHA CEMENT. Relief has contributed more to the protection of ofthmHtifo pill* lict a royatcriovopowar, for in each pill is combined ti e elaments of heidtU regeneration. aud Ite CHRONIC RHEUM ATkiM-ASTHM A -—raw. w rem mnJiee.Ud- Lead, Ac., will linden Radwy’a Regulating Pnu uuDwSdsuttGOLwwu Hffijr •:/. him tbe first calm SOLS PBOFRIXTOR1, la iXa. >~l a*d Ux Ih>H Ao’J rid Wats Ntahnl pills Kind* when •nd F*r rnmitoe RtHtriag Mtlil Bwftef ill ktati. TOUifc. C^/n/i* AtoMi/lM <<totow wbfeto -.I........ .r re.” rCrirf-n fwr jrtEt7^‘^rLUN3? S’ PAL ROOFS, coa- SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. RADWAY® REGULATING BILLS, For Coating Metal* of all i« O* HP«fe,rAIK IN TUE 8IDE’ ^^bDEBS, price S1 per bottle, 6 bottles for «5 Whe dees b^ Adairt Beaatlfal Teeth! WILLIAM JO1HM, Important to Farmers. York aud all parts of th* United‘State*. Cauads. West Indira, and Central and Boath America, on baildingaorall kind*, such as FACvcaim. Forxi*cias. fiWracsns, Rxix. ltaa» Dertno. Oar*, and •« Pt auc Boiuuxus generally, GuxaxxtaaxT Ik:no he give* calomaL Tin* is an ancient landmark txc*. Ac.; by the principal Brn.r><a*. Asremcw. of the nrufexMon, which no ranovaticn ha* been amt <4bera. and has presved t-tw the OiEAff.ST suffered to alter. and MOST DURABLE MGOFIXG in oar. it is in ertrr reaiwct A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER snd W»|CII FACT*. . , When we tell the jsubli* jhat lb* one of RAD' TIME PROOF ooreriag for ROOF’S OF ALL WAY*H READY RELIEF Weave the aiek uf KINDS. certain diseases: that it will atop pain in a few minulea after its application ; that il will protect the system against attack* rf all malarious, contagmu*,and infscUoas diseases—wc have the facts tocatabliah the truth of onr statements, ackoowl No Hent is required In making application PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! CHARLES WIDD! FIELD A CO., Intporftnt to Builders. Important tu Railroad Cimpttnieit. condition of the patient, calomel forms tbe in­ JJR. RADWAY’S PILLS, ’ is a scissnnc roaaATlvL W. ari Uh a^Hui pre J rh. plan it, En TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. NEW YORK, tbe practise of med»cin«|ircscrlbe* Catemri, Mrr- , cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and ether' fa- | vorile bobya of tbe peufeaaicn. It is a well known I r.x, •t--* —I——... - 1 * a — Ala' session o'f the Probate Court for tbe Countv Iturc, to an aparatu* for tbe _____________ ____ _ Mary, in the year one thousand eight hundred tar cart* for nprinkfiaf'ciljr’ atrteta. in sod sixty-***; prrocnl S. C. Priadk, Judge of Probate. tbe garden it fo entirely practicable, with a garden engine, hjriroputl. or common wataring-pot —America* AffrinlteritL CRONLBTv AMI* Mao«ta«liirer*.l IT IS EIRE A^S* VATER PROOF KAllway's KKADY XhLIKr Bteddm P*‘n ,D U",K’d“^*’ q^MICHIOAN,- JOHNS A A SI'EEOY I’LRGATIVE. DE. RADWAY’S PULS nnrpiEiyiiVL 'jraiJiE unnrrMBS of William Eatoa. -TERMS CASH. For Sale bv all DlRCgi^*, and Storekeeper! generally tlirofl^-lHJift'ft.e country. ; Coriicr of TJbertr Strccl. and removing from the skiu Pimples, Tetter.lUaU |x( Rsdway 's Read* Relief be frroiy Med. and ib and other oHSusirc marks,and will, in n fow days . a »l1<irt time, oil pain snd uneasiness will erase, give a pure, clear, and roseate hue of health and 1 tbe threatened disease expelled frvtn tbeayebeauty to the face and nails aud brilliancy Ui the ; urn. IF SEUXP ’ It i» a pure and innocent preparation, all pon . ,, -in ri-.-tcr ii-e mwtvnaam inc u»c ,-i axuetfttl to do good, but never duea injury. vtaf. Ready Belief wdl en.ure a aprody cure. I IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. There is no medicine in tbe known world, or Liberal ItPfftftrKn to Whote»aie TO W|UJ AM STREET. Bitter*, hid them tested bv two di»tiugui»be<J istinguisbed DEPRESSION OF SPIRTTB, ’ tx kix nova*. medical practitiomtrt. who pnortuncad them a or means suggested by the medics! authorities. valuable remedy fordiseaae. i A dase of from ox to eight of Radway •* Regu­ Although tbe tntditW men of the country, m* lating Pill*, will, in the most distressing case* of general tiling disapprove Of Patent Medicincs.yct Constipation or Custivcueas, Derangement ot the AND RXSTORK we do not believe a reapeolabie Phvsician ean be Uver, or other gland*, secure a healthy avacua.found in the United States, acquainted with tbeir medicalprojwrtiau1 whbtrill wt highlr approve quired to appear at a Session of said Court, then DR. J. SOVBB DODS’. IMPERIAL WINE BIT­ TERS. In all newly aotUrJ -*— v tte, l-.ll, Ato itayuM,b..H, the prayer of of Ita retained bunion.iiy * free purge, two to four per dsy, farurwrek ortenxiay*, w<n reetore bitier* should be used « break(p*L. DR. J. BOVEE DOD6’ frer. Wild CherrT Tree Bark. Spikenard, Chamo­ mile Flower*, and Gentian. Tbev are manufac­ tured by Dr. Dods himaoK who is an experienced aud successful Phyaician, and hence should not be classed among the quack nostrum* which flood the country, and against which the Medical Pro- M N* matter if thstbrekea Pltobav did nm mm h^ are absolutely unsurpassed by any olUr remedy on earth. Io be assured ..f Cbia, it ore of the diacs*** aa developed la the Iropli N pursuance and by virtue of a decree of the is only ucosaary.tomako tba trial. The Wt*o pe supplies ware soil to Bread. Bncao* Ayr, Circuit Court for the county of Barry, m Chan­ itselfis of a very superior quality, being about, Chili, Peru. Equadur, Vaoxuoto, Bolivia. N<I cery. made on the thirtieth |3<'th] day of .Octoberouw third stronger than other wines; wanning Z._ __ *____ .. _ a 1 <1... Smlll , in the year of our tord one thousand eight hun­ ■nd inrigbratadg tbe wbelc fyotem from the bud main, and wa* thoroughlr tested by Physicians dred and sixty-one. in a certain cause thereto and thcPriaslbood. aud ia now the official rerne -r u«.:.k dy tried br the Pbvsidxits, under the name of "Soiullvo Renovador do ’" Badway," •^oLiuyffBiaovadordb "'**■* for Radwav's Ready Resolvent.) in the treatment of Scrofula. Hrpbilia. Uleers Trrniora. Prolapan* of Barrv, will sell at public auctioa *r vendue, to doehi* a general warmtb. Tliey art also exeel- Uteri. Etet>banta»i«, Erysipelas. Sairt Anthony's the bigliest bidder, al the north front door of tbe lent for Ditvaata and W’eaknvate* peenliar to Fire, HK MiUi'v leret aore*. atl disea-, of Court Home, in the village of Hasting*, in said Fematen, where aTnnio I* required to atreacth the akiu.lituabr* in Abe bli-od. Mlhe Periling*. county of Barnr,.on Saturday th* - twenty -sixth ' ©n enA brace the system. No lady, who ia day ofJuly. 1So3, at one o'clock In the afleruoou of 1 subject lu laaaitade and faiutnr**. should be Nodes, deafness, discharge* from the eyes, car* sad o«*«. l'an<hd»r rwalhaf*. drop.y, and «••}' without tbeni, u they revivifying ta tbeir action. stilutior.ul diaessea. SucliJum been the uoparalkilbd7ucctei"of7!>ix remedy in curing tbeae hor­ THESE BITTERS plaint filed in thia cause, and described in said rible di»c*»ea In the tropica that «• do nulhcoitale S_______ r .f____ —.1,. ek. I te.e »u_ township number throe. (?,) north of Range nnnbvr ten ]’■>■ went, in the county of Barry and Stale of Michigan, containing eighty acre* of land, more or lew. HARMON HMITH, Circuit Court Commissioner. Balcu a Daroa, Solicitors for Complainant. Dated, June*, 1342. jell UNA. H» A GREAT BONG AND STOMACH REMEDY - luuo, I . That piece knocked out of your Marble Mantle eta be put on as strong aa ever. rr -WILE MEND PORCELAIN. To the People Imperial Wine Bitters!! _ Toar broken «taaa Cbm nd Ranee* raa be trike iT'ttnX^^nTunBix PAIN, IT WILL MOT ।CRACK IN COUDOBMTN IN B ARM WEAtMRB, AND N0LWASJ1 OFF. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER MBTAL "I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-06-25.pdf d65b0f6863f70b9cb6e39b8787670530 PDF Text Text VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1862. file Sitings banner, IS PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, AT HAST IMUS, DARKY °*<* <» "Jtomer COD XT T, MTCniQAR xsierex a traaows H'ORNETS aad COUNSELLORS AT LAW Soliator. in Chancery. Tax and •to. Bniinet. nt.n.iLi '“eumnc* Srltttrt Jlottrj. eeer Uo Pont**. alamasoo, Michigan. A. A.Kxarax, J. C. Bcanova. Filled with abrioes the heart balb bmMed I Home! go wateh the faithful dove. ADVKRTISIMO. One equate, of ten lines, or less, BO cents for the first, and 2$ cents for each subsequent inser­ tion. A liberal discount to yearly advertisers. was ezasMrated beyond measure. Ths liquor of ray bald-beaded fallow-lodger steeled my nerves to action, and I threw myself into a position of defence. Not doubling my perfect ability tn scatter that crowd over an acre of ground, I In­ vited the unequal coatesL The appearance of a policeman spared tbe impending slaughter, for the party suddenly left the fieM. My companion' Informed the offi- cer of what had occurred, and he started in pursuit of tbe retreating rowdies, en­ joining us to find tbe way to our lodgings. Tak ing the arm of tbe tad, we proceeded Job and Oard Printtag. JtU bind* of Boob, Curd, HanJUU, CUolofuoond If/uy Printing oiocutod on ikort notiot, and at muonablo loruu. Hy <M doocri^tiono awutenUy on kand.^ NO. 8. ।the Gospel. He frtqoenlly visited New diworwyt And for m, mIuh'Wi *> (Orleans, and other of the large Southern confoundedly blind, too—but never at led. < citiM, during the first year of his mar। riave, but the circumstance excited no did not find the murderer. , The next day I met Martig on Mont­ “To be brief, before two years elapsed, gomery | street She smiled and bowed, |the large estate left by our father was and i I confess I thought her a very pretty iswept from ns, and we were almost bank- > woman. ।rapt. He had induced my mother to A week after she quisdy left the Stat* i mortgage the plantation, with the view, ffor Georgia, where she is now residing. Ibe said, of purchasing more negroes to After the sailing of tbe steamer, I received work it, but the money was squandered, a i note through tbe post-office from Mar­ ।and the slaves we had were secretly sold Itha. She explained ail, and thanked saw by fives and tens, until less than a dozen Ifor tbe assistance I had rendered her, and remained. When asked to explain by tbe I kindness shown to the imaginary twin­ my mother, he had no excuse to offer.— Ibrother, Richard. lu the midst of this great grief, another When I informed Smith, as 1 did one I wife of Mayhew—that waa the villain's <evening,that tbe ‘sleek young cuss’ whom name—suddenly made her appearance Ibe bad viewed with ao much suspicion, at the plantation. Learning the residence was a woman, be waited for me to repeat of her husband, but knowing nothing of the assertion, and then checked himself his second marriage, she had left South in the set of calling me a liar. The news Carolina to meet him. My poor sister excited Smith, and he went to bed drunk waa heart-broken. Mayhew, to escape that night, and snored as be never snored prosecution, fled from the State. His before. She who was to have been the third first wife waa sent to the madhouse, and in three months my poor old mother was wife of Mayhew still lives in San Eranlaid in the church-yard. £fy grief-bowed cinco. She was married in August last. sister—but I will not speak of her. Turn­ I met her in the street* few days ago.— ing the wreck of our property into money How vividly the sight of her fees brought I started in pursuit of toe scoundrel who to mind tbe incidents I have related ! She had dealt such havoc with our peace.— will read this little story, perhaps, and Through a dozen States I tracked him, learn, for the first time, why she did not and returned with my mission of ven­ become the wife of Isaac Mayhew the toward my room. He waa a pale-faced luterssting young man of perhaps eight­ een-or nineteen years, remarkably well brad and intelligent He was drtossd in good taste, without affecting any of tbe airs of malurer years, and I was quite taken with him. Ils told me his name was Richard Janson ; that he was alone in California, but ont without means ; that he lived on Stockton street, and, visiting a friend that evening had been a lodger detained to that unusual hour. In a few moments we arrived at my lodging, and oberts triker observing that he evinced little inclina­ tion topart with me, I invited him to ac­ In September, 1852.1 occupied a room < cept a portion of my bed for the night. in a two stnry frame building on Stock ton He | smilingly declined, staling that be street. In the house were perhaps half , ■ ASON ALLEN, ■IlAT RECEIVED was quite near hla own ; and I then learn­ a dozen lodgera, possibly more. As J , ed, for the first time, that he occupied a Dealer in groceries, provides', pro seldom visited my room during the day j 4 ks, fiiah, butter, tard. pork, and grain at room in the same bouse and on tbe same all ktndv. Also toys catxlica, etc.etc. Store io a new and most complete assortment and invariably retired al 12 u’clock, I । floor with myself. Thus 1 became ac geance unacoompliahed. One year ago, bigamist. Calitoru a Block. State 'treat. Haatinga, Mich. rarely met any of my neighbors—or, if I (quinted with two of my fellow-hidgers. by accident, I learned he was in Califor­ DRI G8 AND MEDICINES, did,. ft was wiluuul without my my Knowing knowing tnem. them.— — imiu Janson and myself often met after nia. As soon as I recovered from a se­ D. C. HAWLEY, rfrh. mi. alv Oita, Cam- . With two of my fellow lodger. I h<c.me that, but it was always in the street or rious illness under which I was laboring, DEALER in all kinds of Family Groceries. I— —i_u-----partially acquainted. One was a middle- on , Not every tender-hearted and patriotic Stone and Woods® ware, and a' general as- bl phene. Burning Fluid, tbo stairway. He never invited me I took passage for this State. I arrived vortmeot »C Provisions. Also Notary Public. ng.d man, urcupying a room adjoining । TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. to bis room, or accepted an invitation to six months ago. He is here, for I have girl ia fit for a nurse in anarmy hospital. Store, two doors east of the Hastings House, mine, and divided from it by a thin par- mine. He visited me bot once at my seen'him, ana he cannot escape me now I An Illinois surgeon at tPittaberg Land­ tiliun. Against that thin boundary stood .office and tb»n remained less than five He Is even in this city, but little dreams ing writes: ROBERTS * STRIKER, our i*ed>- the middle aged gentleman's minutes. “The duties required of an effective How be spent his lime I did that the pistol is shotted to send him to TX EALEBS in drugs, medicines, palea I mrdiand mine— not to exceed three inches not inquire. lie was a mystery. 1 spoke nurse are not the administering of a U cinca. paints, oils, turpentine, burning fluid, the great reckoning. I have made few apart. Tba middle-aged gentleman was nf him to Smith, one day. Strange to spoonful of wine, nor bathing an officer's p ire liquors. dys-atuflT,. window gluM. potty* gro­ acquaintance, having no wish to implicate ceries. stationery, and fanev articles. Store in X3T FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL w edded U> |he habit of snoring. And bis say, that gentleman had never seen bim ; others in the work of blond wbichl must temples with a sponge. These require no PCRPOSES,ONL\J£1 Halbrook'a New Block. HaaUnga, Mich. was a peculiar snore; not a periodical but, from my description ofblm,ventured be mine alone. Last night I fonowed sacrifice of feeling. No attending upon murmur, accompanying every fourth or the opinion that be was either a gambler him from the El Dorado, where he spends a Colonel or a Major in a state room,out fifth aspiration, but a terriflic and unin­ or a genteel pickpocket, I was reluctant- the most of his time, to a bouse on Pow- combing matted hair, washing dirty face*, terrupted combination of snorts, groans1 ly forced to the conclusion that Smith hands and feet, binding putrid woenda, . IWEESET & ALLEN. el! street. He has visited ft frequently | apd Miufllea, with the addition of teeth1 waa right, and after that I treated tbe and numbers of thingns which cannot be A TTORNETR ATLAWand Solicitor, in Chan of late, and to-day I understand he Is described. The lady who connot, with a grinding, and occaisonal plunge* of the' young man with unusual coldness. He eery. Particular attention paid to Coaveypeylng his addresses to a widow lady of extremities against tbe creating foot­- observed the change, and his look wore a smiling face, rool up her sleeves, go on , wealth residing there. But be will not board. For a week I boro up against the‘ reproach ao sorrowful that I half repent­ her knees amongst the black boilers and marry her, for another week shall not see wet straw to wait upon an unfortunate clatter. At length, one night, 1 knocked ed having harbored tbe suspicion of my pa nuaineea. bim alive! You now know all. Have I I TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, Office la tba Court Hones, Heatings. Mich. athiado'ir. I was de»perate. He rose, venerable looking friend, who was fear­ private soldier, repulsive in his manners . one friend in California I" PRUNES, FIGS. RAIxINB, CODFISH; and words, Is here sadly oct of her prop­ struck a light, and for the first time we fully averse to all mysteries. To see so mnch spirit, so much deter­ I in fact, er«rTtb:n|c io the Grocery line, such a* met face to face. 1 bud prepared myself It ia a noble sight to witness Occasion called mo to my room, onei tninatlon, so much manhood exhibited by er sphere. DANIEL COOK, | will be needed for fatnilr use. one who bears the impress of nature's to deluge him with sarcaem—1<^ abuse evening, at an earlier hour than usnal.— fUSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and ■ a beardless boy, surprised me beyond Alio a <real variety of tbo nobility in ivery movement and every bim with billingsgate—to sink him with I beard a soft rap at my door, and, open­ el .Tas Anat. will attend to the collection of ■ measure. I offered the brave little feldJU«and an othar business pertainingtoMaofiice. abuse. His face was ao round and jovial ing it, found Janson standing in tbe en­- low mv hand, and he felt that he was an­ expression, a highly educated lady, ao(CUD2EES'" •j'xnxmmcB'ir and his head so entirely destitute of hair, try. “Come in, Janson,” I exclaimed,, swered. In rilcnce we returned to our customod to every indulgence tliat wealth And Cooking Extracts, con furnish, thus employed, with disor­ that I, could not summon courage throwing open the dour. lodgings. Bidding Jansen good-night, I I. A. HOLBROOK, dered hair, bodplen, in a soiled calico the xspeoial BENam or thx la dim. to utter a harah word. For a moment “Would you not prefer takings walklI stepped into Smith’s room fora moment. TTORNEY and Cvunwlor at Solicitor in for dress, bespattered with blood, roahmut we peered silently into each other's feces. Chancery. General Ijimi and Tax Agent.— he inquired- “The evening ia very beau I found the old gentleman somewhat ag­ ) “(in I do anything for you 1" I inquired. and grease, forgetful of every feeling but Office, aocood story of Row•r’a block. itated. He had lost a valuable diamond the one of seeking and helping the meat ' Smith, for that was his name, must “1 believe not tn night, some other pin that day, and freely intimated that J. M. RUSSELL. wrotobed and neglected. God has bles­ have read my thoughts—must have known time." 1 was a little piqued that he the ‘‘sleek young — --------- «— ­ cuss,” as he denomina PENS, PENCILS. INKR, PAPER, EN­ HYSICIAN and Bargees. Office in RasseU* that he snored—must have been aware should presist in remaining outside tbe ted Jansen, had stolen It. i so strenu­ sed my eyes with the sight of such a one. VELOPES. CARDS, Ac, Ac. tiers. State itreel. ____ The name of the noble minded lady shaft of tbe object of my visit—fur he immedi­ door. ously endeavored to dissipate the Impres­ Upon our shelves msy bo found all of the ately replied: not l»e forgotten. Send us laffies of this JOHN ROBERTS, “I should be much pleased to have sion, that 1 verily believe be felt inclined MOST POPULAR iHYSICf AN and fiurrcvo Dwelling on Broad"Yes. mv friend, join me in a glass of you.” be rejoined. “I have a few words to transfer tbe odium of the supposed caliber, or send us negro strvsnta/ Beg brandy and water—I have a few drops of to say to you, in justice to myself, and theft to me. That night. Smith snored of the dainty miss in humanity’s name, to remain at homo until parade days, something genuine. Permit me to insist” I louder than usual. H. P. CHERRY, ! when we shall all be glad to sec her.— he evniinued, observing [my hesitation, * Enough." 1 interrupted, “1 will go.” Three days after, I met Jansen in tbo OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a "you will sleep all the belter lor it,” and I felt assured he desired to tell me some­ street, and learned that he had taken Keep idle gentleman at home also.” ten-1 to all bueineea entrusted to him with promatnaea and fidelity. Residence, Johnstown. be gave me a look welling over with thing of himself, and I was qll anxiety to rooms in Powell street. I did not in­ commiseration. Tnx City or Mxmyhtb.—Memphis ia hear it. It was unpleasant to think him quire the reason—I thought I knew it. ) We would rvspeetfally announce to U»e eitl I meekly followed him to the side-board a pickpocket ur sharper, and I hoped be The next day I again met him. His face by far the largest and must important I xeiti of Ilastinpi sod TieinitT, that we intend to। L. H. HTEWART, mH evervthine in otir line of trade «• ebeaf* m can1 wnd we pledged each other in a glass of might be able to prove to me that he was was unusually pale, yet be said be bad eity on the Miaaiseippi river between St. A TTORNEY astf Connselor at tar. S^Mtsr be bought nt sny place. Gire u» ■ call and judge ’ nncietiI vintage. He they) pressed me to neither. not felt better for years. "There is to Louis, which is 430 miles above, and A. «n4 Csaosslor in Chancery. Netary Pnblic. for yourselree. We intend to sell xm<ike a cigar. I could scarcely do less. Ac. AH buaiweaa attended tn prompt!' and effiWe left tbe bouse and proceeded along be a wadding on Powell street to-morrow; New Orleans, which is 730 miles below. ^rnUv. OAce No. 5. Noble's block. Balti- Creek, Silting on the side of tbe bed, with bis Stockton street toward Happy Valley. at least, so Mayhew says, but there will I It ia the rntrtpol of four railroads, tr»r- । round visage peeping through a gauze of For ten minutes not a word was spoken. be no bridegroom 1 Do you understand 1 ersing North, South, East and West.— smoke, and his fat legs swinging good Several times be seemed on the very He placed his finger signlfiicantly to his These roods have added greatly to the • J. M. NEVINA, etary FuMIe, snd Tax Special attention will be paid to COMPOUND­• naturcdly, Smith was a picture. Togeth- point of speaking, but as often checked lipa, sod we separated. commercial growth of Memphis though it attention paid to makiug ont De«4». Mart- ING and putting up PRESCRIPTIONS; and anyr er «• would have afforded an amusing himself. At eight o'clock tbe next evening, as is the river traffic which lias built tb«city. ■ «xei and Cofltracu. Great care taken in tore one purcliasing medicines of us can r**y upon* sketch for Punch. He talked incessantly “Unless I m»T call you one, 1 hays not Isaac Mayhew was mounting the steps The shipments of Cotton alone from the I claalnx ■ort<nirca by advertisement. their being and, before I left him. we touched glasses a friend In California." ho at length be- of tbe house to which Jansen had traced port, in the year ending September 1, II. WRIGHT, several times, and I firmly resolved that fan, placing his hand upon my shoulder. him, six days before, a pistol ball pierced I860, amounted to four hundred thousand ROBERTS A STRIKER. be might snore, night and day. for a year his heart, and be fell dead upon tbe pave­ bales, and its general business, in ordin­ bowed, but mnfle no reply. ttorney and counsellor at law? to come, and 1 would not disturb him.— HaStixob Marc* £ 1863“You do not speak,” he continued ob­ ment. Some unaccountable inflaencc ary times, is immense. It is the great art Solicitor sad Connartlor in Cbanewy — Particular attention paid to tbv collration of I wrung his hand in an ecstacy of friend serving tny alienee. “I am to understand had drawn ma to the neighborhood, and point for cotton and other produce of claima and npnsy promptly remitted. . ship, and bade him an affectionate good I presume, that you are not to be made an bearing tbe report of a pistol, Jansen's Weatern Tennessee. By last census the moot Docx, of all kimK al.o N«w«rar«« Offica. with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middl.rille, for salt by I ROBERTS A STRIKER. night. I tumbled in bed, but tried in vain exception." words flashed through my mind, and I popnlation of Memphis is put down at Barry Coanty, Michigan. tc sleep. Smith’s brandy was playing “To be frank with you, Jansen, there started, with a dozen others, in the direc­ about 98,000 souls; but the city has strange tricks with my fancy, and 1 felt tion of tbe tragedy. Before I arrived been so long beleaguered and kept ia a owder Shot, Lead and Cam for mdo cheap by ia a certain mystery about your move ­ JACOB FERRIS, ROBKKTH A STRIKER. as though something was whispering, as ments, calculated to give rise to suapi un the spot, ouite a crowd bad collected, ^mic, and ao many of ita able bodied to “Macbeth,'’ “Sleep no more !" I lit cions anything but favorable.” The body of Mayhew was lying on the citizens ^Uzens have been'impretted been impreaoed into the MICHIGAN. ixiacea's Ou> Loxnox Docx Gur, for medicin­ a candle and found it was two o'clock.— IONIA. eidewalk1 and over it in speechless agony, rebel army, that It is calculated by refu­ “Of what nature I" inquired my com al pnrpoaea, for sale by R. A «. Irritated at my wakefulness, I threw on panion. atood tbe widow who waa to have been a gees. from there that it does not number my dolbes and was soon in tbe street. . “That you are a gambler, or even worse” bride. one-balf of its ordinary inhabitants. oodyear's Patent Breast Pumps for^aale by The moon rode high in the heavens, and I bluntly replied. “Who saw this I" inquired a police­ R. C. PRINDLE, the night was beautiful asapoet’s dream. TUDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Publie, GesHe smiled as he replied. “Yea, yes, J man. fl oral L*ad and Tax Aget>t. Will be found in Spoiling along the street as far os Gay, see - vet the suspicion wrongs me.” “1 beard the report of a pistol,” said Circuit Courts—1S69, 1863. the Court House, at Hastings, on tbs 2d and «d Promises made to ehildron should be “Make it appear so, and you shall not one of tbe crowd, “and, a minute after TATE OF MICHIGAN.Eighih Judicial Circuit I suddenly turned tbe comer, and encoun­ faithfully kept Naturally frank and saw a man enter that house yonder,” and —1 hereby fix and appoint the times for hold­ tered a crowd of bslf drunken rowdies, want a friend. ingenious, they expect every promise to ing the MTeral terma of the Circuit Court witbin DAMIEL STRIKER, standing In front of a bouse they had "Promise that you will not divulge be pointed to a small frame building on , Circuit, for the yean IM? and I8C3. as follows be fulfilled to the letter; and if it hi not FT CLERK. Notary Public, aud General said Born Cbwaty January, 2d Monday; April. 2d either just left, nr were about to enter. what I mav teil yon, or attempt by word tbe opposite side of the street. and Tax Agant. Office i» In an instant the officer, followed by ' they will not only be greatly disappoint­ Monday, July, Sd Monday; October, 2d Monday. As I waa in the act of retracing my foot­ or act to thwart me In the accomplish­ ed, but their faith and trust in you will CTiaton Oonty—January, Id Monday ; April,3d steps, I beard some one ezelaim, In a boy­ ment of a purpose to which I have pledged the excited spectators, started fur the Monday ; July. 3d Monday ; October. 3d Monday; be shaken. Parenta, then, can not be too my soul." he said looking me earnestly house. Springing through the crowd, I faithful in keeping their promises to their A»m Zu-fe-Janoary, 1st Monday: April. 1st ish tone : Monday, Joly. 1st Monday: October. 1st Monday. H. COOK, "Not to Tnight, gentlemen ; some in'the face, “and you shall have the proof reached the side ol the policeman, and as. children, In the most trifling matters, if Kml County— March, lat Mondav:Jnne 1st Mon­ be knocked at tbe door I was at hie elbow. other time, but not to night : please ex ­ you require. ” day; September, 1st Monday; December, lat they would have them frank and open*.B> umaa in >na v»«r> --- ~i—■ , „ “If your purpose is not criminal. I I fell that Jansen was there. Tbe door Sieurs. Ttss to be paid when papers are left M Munkulut Cbuate—February, 3rd Monday ; Au­ cuse me." hearted. If you promiee them anything, The speaker in passing along the street promise; If otherwise keep your secret,” was quickly opened and a well dressed for reeord. _______ _________ that particoUr thing they must have, or gust 3rd Monday. lady calmly inquired tbe object of the bad been slopped by the rowdies, and in ­ Given under tuy hand at the village of Ionia, thia wss my answer. they are not satisfied. Besides, to give H. N. SHELDON, “’Ds wbat you would do or any other Xfitb day of October. A. D I%1. vited to drink. them tbsjr first lesson in distrust and LOUIS 8. LOVELL, CTrowif Judfo. e COUNTY TREASURER. Offlee ia the Court “We are looking for a man who a few ••Bah,” exclaimed a number of voices, man worthy of tbe name." suspicion, as sometimes happens with House. ____________________________ minutes since, committed a murder aorosa "You must come up to the scratch—eith­ "Then 1 promise ; here ia my band." “Listen,” he resumed, taking my arm JAMES A. SWEEXBY, oward association PhiW«r er drink ur fight." “And do you expect to find him in roy | I hope few parents will ba guilty. i’«u "But, gentlemen, 1 cannot,” insisted and walking slowly on. “I have a twin ROSECUTING ATTORNEY, Counsslor at cannot, then, be too careful in making nbta — /er tA/ and Dirtr-oni Law. BaUdtor «*d Couasalor ta Chancery, wrt/ I 'imlonl oof CkroatcIHoanooo, *«d the stranger, struggling to frea himself’ sister. We were born in Georgia, and room, airl" relumed the lady. and Notify radic, win promptly attend ta any mof a hnnhun‘No madam," replied the polios *......................................... >lic<-inan, from tbe grasp of bis persecutors. "1I our parents were the possessors of s mcsm of On »Sr*uo^ Orfnno. , — boeinMu wtraated to Ha care, ia nay of the ,i,eo Or.ln hj ib« Aeu.g So.- can neither drink nor fight to-oigbt; I am ____ .................................... w i “ but irge enough rather politely for one of bis calling ; of the evils’ resulting from nth promises Ceurtaaf this Stale. QIBoo Inibo Cosrt Hsass. when we ______ I willglance glance through through yeer your apartment, aparu to give them all employment ggpogTS ™ SPEHMATOllBOEX nut we IL” will be avoided. ' At tbe merely as a matter cf form, before pro­ “Gammon!" growled the party, at were fourteen our father died ... sge of sixteen my sister became a eon ceeding to the other portioae of the tempting to force bim into tbe house. Where there's acme kind lip .ices, at the Hastings’ Kusintss flirrctorg. HASTINGS S STORE!!! ^isrtUang. nrrsTEKiovs . , &. S R utms, GROCERIES! A P PATENT MEDICINES N ■'DKEAIPu IND® (DASH N A S P B S H P . M COUNTY ACCOUNTS. imwo a kiab, I Ml that, *« • ono~r»aUK <rf th. p~« vert, during s revival, and six month* •nd ebampino nocMr, it wm my duty after, and in the face of tbe determinad ran away with u> ionrfora. Smith’. brMdytold«»,; opposition of my mother, _________ ______ preacher, » to whose •nd IhniMmd the nwv», i» nddition. to | and mt married aamw a » young young pimii.ii, wmw cryimtlh* imolutum. Sulking qrf- Llo^mnc tha rmriul a»ad Ha wigtaoMy*sister did not love the rrum/ Her feelings fur him him to fattow me. were a religious eothu- He turned to oom natural infatuation. If The officer entered. I doeely following. While he was examining the room, 1 for the firn lime obtained a fair view of the fody’l face. Involuntarily 1 threw up • be th asked “Cotmlaa.” : “How manjT �Private Letter from tbe Third' HASTINGS BANNER. sition. One or two moves more shall be within shelling distance ■JuuqjFfof) Weiiestay Hendig, Jne 25, -= Nn YmK __ _ _______ _________ . _ . . ffTHOFT ocilx AND wrrn mas ruKPos^ battle, _ which I know you will all be ~_________________ ant-0UB to liio ncwRpapCr report# are not altogether reliable, as they are nun.—Abraham Lincoln. . more or less interested io distorting,' hid­ ■?**T ing,'or misrepresenting the facts in the Tbe raid of rebel cavalry in tbe rear off case. McClellan’s army is one of those inexplic­ able things, which, while arriet could r ■y, they would Newspapers are like men, each has its particular prejudice aud interest j correspondent, orirras■ ■ get wounded 1 have not much expectation . of surviving it; becanse I have noArenelh. My vitality seems to be expended. The , coming battle will no doubt be derisive of tbe war, should it prove to be ao, sick they are not; to support, and must poffxverything on •nay of solution, show a deficiency ia our its aide, and .bjojv everything on the op foe actual,i ’ ‘ received two letters from home, one army organisation, and the readiness off posite side,.nt,leant this is too much the just from Albert and one from Harriet and tbe rebels to take advantage of suchloosc- case; and it is best for wise men to sift Latlic for which I am much obliged and ness. It is a strange commentary -upon, tbe true from tbo false, ncccept foe truth will answer as so^n as possible. En­ and perhaps, a filling dsouement to the let it out where it will, and discard the closed Ah. sends to grandmother a ball ■ great “Ansfonda^plau of putting down false let It have been ever so long a which passed through tbe leg of one of The newspapers our poor fellows. Good bye, a kiss for the rebellion by the “masterly inactivity” chcrixbed falsehood. little May. Your Brother, policy. The^ieople are beginning to think we have received siuco the battle, all A.M. Hiu. that tbe “Anaconda" coils in tbe wrong Mem to be vicing with each other in direction,and that its proverbial sluggish­ ness has emboldened the .rebels to-clip the muscles in tbe outer arc of ita immense puffing it into a great victory. The sim­ ple truth of tho matter is that they made a sudden, unexpected and concentrate^ attack on uur left wing, with the hop^ff Middleville June 16th. Editor Banner.—Enclosed 1 send you IT- unde* date of Sprague’s Station, Juno 4th, say»: “lie down train frum ouf advance hurt evening to ths White Bouoe.was attacked by the enemy, four miles from the lat­ ter station, which is the terminus of the road. This road ia the principal machine which supplies our army with food and aniunKfon, and which rapidly moves troops from the transports to the front It Is indispensable to the enemy, literally indispensable. It was soldierly audarity which led a squadron of 160 cavalry around our right, right down to tho track, and there awaited lust about moonrise for tbe train. A raft prevlouHy removed secured tho stoppage of the cars. Die cutting of foe telegraph wire secured tbe enterprise from publicity and from inter­ ruption. When tho expected train came opposite the ambush, it was fired upon. Six men in the cars and on the roofs are said to have been killed. A Colonel \nd a Major, aupposed to have been on tB^traiu, are said to be missing. A Cap- u.*m|- on him »iih uum«l.uiplei.m. It i< «r«i ererred tb«t b« prerwtKl. b. an armad ferae, frvm f,u“, liichmond. Ha laAe oh^e* V dul.u.L Handbill, in eeery variHJ. an, dlaplayed all near the city, denonncia. Jett Daeia and applying to him rb dfeoloaa mid opprabnuva epitbou. The rebola declare it ie Iba inteoUoo of D«i* to desert them. Numoraoe peraom hare boon .mated and oonbnad belling again.: the aulbonflM in «“!> Dated, Hope, Jane >0,19«2. THOMAS v BOBixuoy, > CU-oie. PETER HOWARD, j eienere. jatiU •150 BEST PIAR08.1150 nROVESTEEN A HAtE, having resioved te tbeir new warsraMns, ; »•. 478 BReAMFAT, mend." Washington, June 21. The following meaiage waa "ee>"'J at the War Department at 3-10 1 ■ 7 Octave Boeewood Piano, M.: MeOaUan'a Iloadouwtora, I June SI, 2.30 P. M. J <150 CASH, To Hon. E. M. Stsotou. Thinga are pretty quiet to-dayThere is not quite, as much shelling as usual.—• Rich moulding caeca, Our preparations are progrewing well Tho cnem v opened with aome heavy guns all warranted made of tbe best seasoned rnalcrW; <175 to <200, joaurfcy, but WX^Srt.tt.,.a<t. turning it, whieh if they had been puncas-■ a very interesting letter from G. W. taiifSMid eight privates are positively said Tbe cavalry ful would have ruined us. Their irove’ Kellogg Esq.,—brother of F. W. Kellogg to hare been captured. finished their work by burning part of GROVESTEEN & HALE. us in tbe course uf tbe dny awut two be compelled to record tbe emergence of * M. C.,—who is engaged in. the Patent McClellan’s Headquarters, June 22. the train and damaging tbe road so exten­ J :r BROAD WAT, YOMK fifteen hundred of tbe enemy’s cavalry miles, and darkness put an end to the To-day has been remarkably quiet. fight During the evening and night; Office department. If you think it will sively that not a car traversed tbe line There was brisk ritirtaisbiag all yester­ from a beleaguered city, to destroy our reinforcements came to our our help, and! be intereating to your readers, give it a from 8 P. M. until 11 the next A. M.— day night. Everything indicates that.a This was bad enough In Its dirset nnd pos­ transportation trains, in the rear of our the next morning we drove them in turn, ' place in the Banner, The opinions and itive effects,not to speak uf its suggestions general engagement is at hand. vast army, and their successful escape and recovered our lost ground. They sentiments expressed in the latter por- but more remains. The euotuy advanced a strong force after tbe accomplishment of their mission. failed in the accomplishment of their ob­ “These bold horsemen foraged dose on our lines last night, but bring prompt­ ject, and so far it was a victory for us, tiun of the letter, are characteristic of There are but few Generals in the ser­ ly met, soon retreated. up to tho White House and carried ter ­ r the writer; and show the excited and but they had tbe best of the first days Richmond papers have been received vice whose military reputation could sur­ fight Sunday evening after tbe fight ror with them as they went. They plun ' honest indignation that swelled in his bocontaining a dispatch from Montgomery, vive such disgrace. our lines were almost exactly where they sow al beholding the wounds and suffor- derad burned nnd destroyed several ves­ sels in tbe Pamunky River, swooped Ala,, oat ing that Bauregard and staff had were Saturday morning before tbo fight ings of so many brave fellows whom he dowu on a huge wagon train, and, it is arrived there on their way to Richmond, began. Tbe general disposition of tho Abmt LxrrKJUk»-*-We relinquish much had known before the war, as intelligent said, burned a forage train of full sixty and that they would be followed by a forces on uur ride before the battle, so of our apace* thia week to letters from_ wagons, killed o number of teamsters large portion of the Mississippi army, far as I could see, 1 consider to be good. and honorable men. : auo made ao decided an Impression on but sufficient force had been left under the army. We think we could in no way Gen. Casey’s division held the front— Mr. Kellogg was qno of tho original better please our readers, especially when Gen. Coucbe’s division next—aud Gen. proprietors of the village of Kelloggsvilie. the nerves of authority at the While tlio invincible Bragg to check the advance House, that the rick, wounded nnd wo­ of the vandals under Halleck. Kearuey ’s (our own) immediately within there is ao little exciting news to record. He Is an active politician, and in the cam­ men were hurried on board -tho alratncr Ibe Cbarlasten Mercury of tbo J8ih vupporting diatance, in tho rear. The en­ We materially curtail, in its dimensions emy had made an attack upon Casey’s paign uf 1860, be and I wore in the field Spaulding, which has a safeguard of iron- gives an account of the engagement on the letter of our Port Royal correspond James Inland on the previous Stmday, plating. Steam was instantly gut up on pickets for four or five days previous to side by aide. all the other vessels in the stream and acknowledging a ssvare loss .on both ent. Wa think he, upon reflection will tbo real attack, ut just about the same , cLnd Yours dec. very many of them dropped from their sides, without any mutual change uf pos time of tbe day, and when the real attack thank us for doing it. II. Wmjoht. moorings and went below. ition. . • came,the men had grown careless. Some of them were washing their shirts, some Washington June 6, ‘62 Winchester, June 17. Oxa Rkdxxmixo ’Fbatvax.—We ob­ CeXTRAHAXD Tbaob.—Tbe Louisville liavc been introduced to the public for more had them on tbe bushes drying, expecting II. Wbioht, Esq.—Bear Sir: Yours, Advices from Front Royal state I hat than six yean, end hare acquired an serve that those journalists who insist the attack was a feint, like tho previ­ Journal states that powder, represented ; Wmww ?o^u\an^, 1 resd a day ur two ago, and will write a. Gen. Shields has succeeded in concentra­ as blasting powder, is conveyed to the that newspapers are not competent to ous ones. A fatal mistake fur them.— His rear few fines In reply in haste. A large num­ ting his army at Strasburg. rebels from Cincinnati via. Lexington,! for exceeding any Family Medicines of a criticize military'operations .acknowledge As the enemy was upon them in over­ guard left Luray an hnur before it was ar.d the Cincinnati fforetfe says that a J similar nature in the market ber of wounded came up from tbe fight whelming numbers, Casey ’s division was their own incompetency for such.criti­ entered by General Ewell’s advancing An appreciating public was not long in guerilla band formed in Kentucky a few drived back, a mob, instead of a division near Richmond, and wo have all been Column. discovering they poswaeed remarkable cism. This ia right, and they are entitled weeks ago, were, we are credibly inform of fighting men. They lost everything, busy looking up our Michigan wounded It is believed that Ewell now occupies ed armed with rifles purchased at a store 1 CviTcAAWc Vrovxirt.w*, ito belief on this point; but they have artillery, camp equippagc and all. Some soldiers, nnd administering to their com­ Luray with a heavy force. and hence tkrir ao right to judge others by such a stand- of tbe regiments ran without firing a gun, Arrivals tonight from Newmarket in 1 that city. fort Lieut. Judd is at my brother ’ s others made a slight resistance, but not .afdC TA.a\x.\A bring intelligence that Fremont was ^jJF" President Van Buren,(now { and _____ enough to stop the enemy a moment.— having the bast care that can bo bestowed about advancing to Newmarket, seven IT1Ex ! consequent profit tn the Proprietor, thee i Couch alarmed by tbe firing and the upon him. Capt. Travis, of tbe 5th miles sooth of Mt. Jackson, opposite the eighty ) j ears old), Is ruffcring from «dan- enabling him to expend Tux Gbaxd Rapids Inquirer says :— fugitives, gut his division underarms and Mich, is at another private bouse, well rV\XO\\.MX.\\A% gap in the Massanutten mountains, genius affection of foe throat, or bronchial ! “The way to preserve the constitution is here the the enemy mot tbe first serious to rally around tbe standard-bearers who taken care of. Leo Kelly, slight wound. through which the road leads to Luray. ”r8a,“I of dollar* each rear in advertising tbetx resistance. And although Couch out­ Jackson is believed to have n large —^?**?T**----------------- ----------------------------------- — J merits, and publishing the uphold it—the democratic party. When numbered, outflanked, and driven from Wm. Wright, or [‘‘Lightning, ’’] wound force of light troops in Harrisonburg, nnd they again are placed in power the Uniou position to position, yet ho gave back in the arm, bad. D. G. Lovell, in tbe another body at or nerar Port Republic. , blow for blow, shot for shot, aud held hip, gets about on a crutch, and many -----■ ------- -------which have been showered upon bim from Prisoners report White’s Division ofi-.-r~.. “How long—O’ Lord bow long?" If them until wc came up to his support. otners arc at tbe hospital near by here, 1,500 men, within supporting distance of Estate of George L. EatonKW \\kC that is the only way to preserve the Con- We got there not a minute too soon; his where we are in every day, chAring Port Republic.’ ’ 'I p/ioji.t rt: OPMIcniOAX qq, e peculiarity of foe atltutntion and restore the Union, Uncle men were breaking and giving way in thcni-up, telling them tho news and ad­ ' Count v of Burry <«, „ . ___ . _ . .. Memphis, June IS. ministering to their wants generally.— every direction. Tho enemy flushed with Al a sewon of tbe Probate Court for the Comtu ^S\.OO& aY\A. V\W» Sam may as well be making his grave Richmond dispatches, giving acouuuta ! of -r Barry, H-rar. hoM-i. u....... <b. tataa ■ J- . _ .... his success was pressing them back in They, are all. cheerful and behave like clothes. •» every direction. . Our regiment led the true- soldiers and bravo men as they cer­ of a reoonuoissauce under General Stew-1’“S* art on the 15th,say that he made a oir-1 a“”luty-tior?rweu“ 8. OPrindE Judge of brigade, and were ordered io ■ the left, tainly are. Your brother is wall and unhurt I un- cuit through tho Federal lines from Rich- Probate, . • .WAN.. Orleans correspondent,in into the pine woods, and we piled in mood, r,u Hanuvca C. 11.. Old tturah. ““ °T <derstind, and 1 have just written him a without much order or regularity, but •peaking of visitors to Gen. Butlers of­ letter down to before Richmond. Lieut. and-Tunstal ’s Station to James River, and fice, says: A few days since a man cal­ finally got into something of a line, and is poisoned, the body drags let me assure you that for an hour it was Judd speaks well of him as a good sol­ back to the city. He captured 175 pris­ erable existence. These medicines led on Captain C. S. Davis, Acting Ad­ I ing, for certain reasons tbercii no child’s play. Our loss tells its own dier, brave nnd daring, as they all are.— oners and 300 horses and mules. administration of said estate bt jutant General, and after a good deal of story. Old Kearney is the most notori­ Orin Crandell has fought well and is prais­ I Uougbtalin and the petitioner. Msmphis, June 10. Thereupon it is ordered, that ^-hesitancy finally informed the Captain ous fighting man in the army, and he ed highly. T. G. Houk and Kelly, and Tho expedition composed of tho gun­ day of Joly, 1542, at ten 'that the Cotton bad been burned by tbo declared on tbe battle field that he was all In fact are brave as tigers. Syphilis, boots, St. Louis, Lexington, Conestoga. Brrofula, . The Michigan troops arc deserving ofa satisfied with tbe conduct of our regi ­ (Xd Borm, Shin, Qiaeaeea, Mooml ac», awompanW by tranapori.------------------ -------- --- ------------------- ------» snob, and ho wanted to know if General ment After the first hour or so the en­ great deal of credit all about. Rheumatism, carrying the Forlv-tbird end Forty-sixth reqtw — •to apptar at it aaeaaionof Mid Court, then ,■ Balt Rheum, aired Butler would be willing to pay for it— When Gen. Kearny ordered Lieut G. Indiana Itogimen’ta, under Cd. Ftteh, toU hoidra mu><. Probateo®«v. iu tb.vdt.p-, emy’s fire slackened in front of our pos­ (Tfytpepsia, Captain Davis was perfectly aghast at ition, and we hold the ground till dark. E. Judd to charge into tho woods and . Z® , ’ . , , ’ of llMt:ug«. and .bow cauar. if any there be, wbv . were sent from here some days since for • the praver of the petitioner riiould not be granted, i -Litw Complain the man's impudence. A similar, but But in the meantime tho enmy had turn­ dear it of Rebels, they started and he the purpose of removing obstructions 1 And Ilia further orden-d, that tho petilion«r ; Leucorrhcr a, Female Complaint* turned and asked what men those were. from »'bi« Hirer. On tb. 47th the •>. -- -------------- - --------- - “ 1 Erysipelas, Bt. Jlnthony'a Fire, even cooler, request to Capt. John Clark, ed our right, and our brigade fell back to of the pendency of said ]mJ it ion, end tbe bearing Tbo answer was “ Michigan." “ By G — d Eruptions, Tumors, f . pedition reached St. Charles, eighty-five thereof, by caBring a copy at thia order io be rPoet Commissary, was made about the the line from which we bad marched to tbo support of Couch’s division. At fo's I thought so,” said lie “by tho way they miles above tbe.mouth, where the rebels publiihed in the Haatinxs Banner, a newspaper Fite, Har^uious (Jcnsurnption, etc. • acme time.- A man actually asked pay place we had a good position, aud expect So in.” Kearney is very, rough-spoken bad erected a battery. An engagement printed and circulating in said county of Barn , for three anooMre weeks, immediately previous ut fearless. Ho has but one arm, but of tbe United States Government for ed to make another fight in the morning. ensued, lasting an hour and a half.— jess ■ s. C. MtnCDIaK. .work done on the rebel ram Manassas. But when day-light came wc found old ho takes bis bridle with his teeth and While the gunboats engaged tho batterv, ONE person writes, her daughter was cured' (A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. Dicks’division in front to relievo us, and flourishing his sword goes right in where tho troops, under Cui. Fitch, landed "a ( _f fits ot nine years' standing, awdSt ViMC* our part of tbo work was done. The the balls fly. Horses were shot under short distance below and proceeded to MORTGAGE SALE. I “AwnTTTrt^i.^, hl, «» ™ wraT fy Tbe Buffalo Commercial says:— him, but he never minds that Judd fight on Sunday was soon over, our storm the place.. During the cannona­ There can no longer be any doubt that, troops drove them at every point of at­ said some Rebel prisoners asked who EFAULT bavinx been mrits in tbe parnetA ' lda flc*h wasted away. ding s ball entered the boiler of Mound The doctors pronounced the ease incura­ Of Sartain sum of moncj.MKmred tube paid ------------------------- -----------------------at but, Gen. McClellan has been gener­ tack, and by tbe time you nt Middleville that “d—n one armed General” was.— City, causing a fearful explosion and loss bv an Indenture of Mortpr, beannr date the ble They said they had tried to kill him ail a. D. T«». wete ' ously re-enforced. Tbe Pennsylvania were wending your way quietly to of life. The crew consisted of 175 of •Gtrtb [8th] day of and hr William MI1U. -rrt. a._ __ L:.. ' church, everything here was quiet also. dav but could not bit bim. whom nearly 125 were killed and Reserve Corps, 8600 strong, in now him, It waa a hard fight on Saturday last— On Monday we buried our dead. I was wounded. the county aforesaid; and which said ■ so are ten regiments which hare, during so used up on Saturday that I did not a great many killed and wounded on both Tho following officers were among which had existed fourteen yean. most of tbe year, been in the neighbor- have the heart or strength to go out on sides—and if a person can be among the tho killed: John Kinzie, James A Coville, ANOTHER of Kheumatisin of right years. wounded and see what this cursed Rebel ­ Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia end Liver Those «4>oud of Newport News, Old point, dro.; the battle field :a second time. John Green, Henry R. Brown, Joseph Mortgage., on Mn 1M.and which md mortgago lion is doing among our brave Northern Nixon, John Que; Captain Kilty, flag was, on tbe 21>ui dar of December A. D. IS?) -so is McDowell's corps, at least 30,000 who did go out report the loss iu killed boya and still stand up and apologue for to be very large on both sides, and that officer, was badly scalded, but it is though: duljr Malgned to Ed ward/. Cox, of Mid townekip . strong. In edditioa to all thia, the Syra. of Ae«) ria,and arid OMignraent wu dolr recorded there was nearly two rebels to one of tbo cursed inalilutioa that has brought it will recover. in the Uhcv cf tho ftegiaterof Deeds in and for cuae Journal says that it has positive ours lying around, though I think per­ all about ho mtut be a knave or a fool or Colonel Fitch charged upon the batte­ the coeety of Barry, on the Sih day of March. A. What D. I960, in Liber H, of Mort<a*w. on page 27T ; information that several New York regi- haps some allowance must be made for a coteard, 1 don’t know which. ry with perfect success driving the enemv and Mid mortgage wa.. bv arid Edward3’. Co., menta, including tbe I0th«nd.-101st reg- such reports. To-day tbe field of battle was the excuse for overthrowing our at tbe point of the bayonet. "Rebel loss 0Mi<nedto Cteavelaad KUia.of the towaahip of are the most active and thorough pills that can be smelled for a mile. Tbe enemy Government but that they feared slavery 125 hilled and wounded ; 30 prisoners. Asayna aforesaid, on the seventh [Tth] dax of have over been introduced. ■Mnents, with others, have joined General ; They net so directly upon the Liver, excilburied but few of their own men and would not be the uppermost power.in the Cq’>. Fitoh’s loss small. T McClellan's forces within ten days. ing that organ io such an extent as that foe left part of .their wounded, although, thpy United States, and that fear caused Gon. Halleck occupied Holly Springs. - .‘.*A It* -I- -T AAM. had possession of the field all of Saturday Southern polititions to plot the destruc­ Philadelphia, June 20. W e found a tion of the Union and with it the Govern­ fy Gen.- Shields is concentrating his night and part of Sunday. A private letter received here states ment and to save our country from that sum of one hundred aad eighUea dollars and forces rt 8lr.sbi.rg. Facmont, who has few of our own wounded whe had been that General Buell Ims started with his riftv-fiv. -..,1 ...1. _______ . missed Saturday night in the darkness terrible fate, our brave northern men are been at Mt. Jackson for some days, has and burry. Ono poor fellow of our bleeding by thousands and yielding up whole army fur East Tennessee, via _— .7 J-----ucul accurca jr Mid indenture of mortgage, or any which, ia conjunction with tbo company had been forty eight hours their lives. The cries of widows and Huntsville. Another private letter, from New Orrant bis again taking the offensive, and badly wounded before we found him, and orphans are heard all over the land. Tbe ‘ * *' jubliahed in Lord help that poor miserable soul that at last accounts was on tbe point of ad- then he waa found by the men ofMother can maintain slavery to be right and that lor of Fort regiment O ! tbe horrible,.terrible, suf ­ vanring Southward to Now Market. Morgan, is incorrect. we should not meddle with it. It has ferings one such an action os this entails Hoodoahe, Cbsltvsnsss, New York, June 21. upon its victims. Imagine to yourself meddled with us and is meddling with Colic CPairws, Cholera Jforbus, "-yy-Tbe" Preaidant lias approved every house and door-yard io Middleville the interests of tbo whole world now, The THhme's correspondent at Seven Indication, (pain in the gowola, filled u thick as they can lay on the floors trying to suppress tbe only bright spot Pines, June 18, says that at noon to-day, • making the Territories of the- United sad gmsa^ and have" foe attendants pass of freedon on tbe whole globe. But it '.ntelligenoe was communicated from the , cannot be done. W hen tbe war is over front, that tbe enemy 30,000 strong, was States forever free from tbe blighting around among thorn; some groaning in their agonies, others lying quiatly and it will be brighter than before I hone.— in line before Hooker’s advanced position. apparently easy, but foe quickening I cannot help despising so mean a North­ At half pact four o’clock, under General breath and glazing eye -tell their own sad ern ma» as will apologise for slavery Hooka/s order foe 16th Massachusetts tale of approaching death. Ab. has: just went into the deep swampy wood nnd come in from Fortreo Monroe where he other regiments took up lines of battle our country will be blessed ia prosperity, upon the edge of the timber, out of which wealth and strength. It will have the looks strong and beeltfcw, and I think will ual numbers and get through all right. • From bis pewition effect to remodel every other GovernOLEAYELAND ELLIS, Auifnee. circle. Be this as It may, it is exlrerpe- ly humiliating to our military pride, to HOECK'S ■Blood Vvs.aws-8. . 'Blood VvL-La New Advertisements. tivv«v«.roik* c«.«ix.$vea.u« Aw 'BVooA, 1 D "Wo'dt Wkt. a CVvartn. ’VW, BVooCi W r ciwA *&VooA VuA'Jvet, CiooA McAvcktita, ALL KIXD6 op noon. G. W. Kxtiooc. job printing, "BouViX wo 'Nvove. �lltfoas. Om Hranr inmd hi, Order Xo. 11, $istu$i frite turrntf. CATHARTIC Ml.. NEWS ? * “bu “d * a* *b f * «>■ rf U» Imt egbtl^ Gmer,!. w. b... Ud Mlchljan Central Railread. r\n and after follows; YkJUXB Dsy Exprssa,..... Night Experts.... ... liMP.M. Day Exp: Night Ex ___ m.n—. m„ for lb, Un». In rnMnapMU, bo. In ikU ihlnn b« >Mm«l in turn z«l without .Mw| edge, for II Mruinly nonmn, Lh.l ifh. hnd known bow tin hnllnw of tho mUMa wu he would never have Issued such an ordnr. I am urry bn in reonllnd, and that in bis stead we are to have a politican instead of the soldier, bet still we hope for tbe best. AMJUM. Batter, “ Latd, « Tallow. “ Us!’ with a slightly downward tendency for the last two days. HTA short drive in the country convinces us that tho wheat crop in this vicinity will be light, but if nothing new befalls it, it may yield well in proportion to the straw. The lute rains have vastly improved the prospeete of both wheat paper tendering him the best wishes of the company and advised him to try and go home on a furlough if he could, if not for his own good to resign. He is better now and 1 hardly think he will come home at present I have been quite fortunate until within the last two weeks, when I had, a siege of chilis nnd fever winding off w ith re. mittent fever, and when the regiment went away I was flat on my back, and as some one had to be left in charge of the camp 1 was selected for that purpose.— I have been trying thia week to join tny -1XQUIBE OF— -o>lt SPECIAL NOTICES zine and we will vouch for their being entirely aatisfied with the outlay. • Grore Mcetlnf. The Grand River Association of Uoiversalisto will hold a quarterly conference in a grove near Woodland Center, Saturday mid Sunday 12th and 13th of July next. Religious services will commence at o’clock on Saturday. pleasant and We profitable 10 anticipate a time. , The [From the Cta. Free Saitos, Dec. ffl, IMI.) one, co^R all. Ju^23d, 1862. WE Department fur the Disease disarmed—no loo|rar kDla, Since we are bicsaed with Maaaics's Pills. rf'OGET WOOL CARDED, Or to — try -JMiaa (O.) Gssrtto. A largo stock of MORE GRAIN ind provisions are destroyed annually in Grant County by rsrmin. tbaa would pawfor tnna of thia Rat and Insect Killer.—Jtaa[WtsJ/Aruld. preparations rapidly. Whtrevsr they bars be« Gaed. Rata, Mice, Roaebes and Vermin dtoappea rapidly. Ecxsa A Srot-rrax, — -=- get Cltek -Drr»e4, CAUTION ! ! ! To prevent the public being imposed upon by .ywrfoar and J/ifily ProatofosN MiMioaa. a new label haa been preaprod, beannr a fimouJr ot tbe Proprietor's rignature. Examine each box. bottle, or flask carofally before purchasing, and take nothing but “Costar’a.” HASTIXCffl, MICH. read^odo Custom Carding by tbe 20th Inst forcioth Dressing and tbe Manufacture of 1 dKout the Ibib of Jone next We will iiay tbejgcbest market price IN G fur Wool, deUMllffJFour Factory. public to read.— P/va. Dr. TktoJun DM, )«:• OZy. NU only are year I'.Il, admirably n S.n-1 U their |«iron aperlonl, Lui I Rail lluor Iwo. ."kini rflrctsupoa ilM Uvar vary atari*! luitad. Tl«r hare In my prop. lk» pru.M mure .Ehelual Car tlm fir. al t*»ateutfr than any otw tcotoly 1 can h»ihlk«i. I MiWtrrlg HlM« that X. Iiara al lenath a i nrxallw wbfchfaaerIhy Un raeMaoce af Un peuftnateu ami tu i-<4c. Du-xltmcxt or tut lamiua, > WmMnrfoe, D. C., Til. » eb, > We. j Sa: I Ur. necl yom Fllla Io luy te«ral a.ol bopn*! practice ever Mare y on made Harm, uud raimol bwtaUi to mm «, Ummu tfocaw »j <I .:imM MUib: IX l.»Mj jMd la Stan. ftalmully ALOX*) E.1U, ft. », Jbytaot nftu Efyaantcry, Diarrhoea, Relax, Wona*. re—— r>. rf **---- ipooibs. We hare every kind of goods, such ss Is 25c. 60c. ak» 11,uO Boxes, Bonus *» n-uu. *A un J5 S.-xss roe Purranasa^mn, Boevs, Ao., Ac., Is at the New Woolen Factory of of ©©©TO & SBDSSi, GROCERIES HARD-WARE! in good earnest, snd most of tbe time. Th« first dajnbf June, General Stevens embarked withShe 7»th New York 8th Michigan, J00th Pensylvania and 28th 111 he contosions a#d experiemce of SITOG & SUMMER GOODS. 1st Mass, cavalry, the 1st Conn, battery, rifled guns, Hamilton’s same number of pieces, and set sail for Stono Inlet, which is the en­ trance on tbe west side of James Island, .to James river leading direct to Charles­ ton. He was joined here by Gen. Wil­ liams and brigade, and Gen. W right and brigade, making in all a force of some 18000, tbe Whole under the control of Generals Hunter and Benham. The ob­ ject of this move is to take Charleston, and reduce Fort Sumpter, and for this purpose all the heavy siege guns, rifled cannon and mortars used in the several batteries against Fort Puloski, have been moved on to James Wand. Our forces were met od this Island by some 7,000 rebels, and there has been a continual skirmish going on for the last week, WE ARE NOW ON with ono of tbe LARGES”! BEST Assortments that he would surrender all his forces.— Otherwise McClellan would kill the rest and see that all were buried together. We have lost un James Wand 15 men and one captain prisoners, all of the 100th Pennsylvania, and some ten killed from tbe same regiment. Our forces are confident of success, and bv tbe way tbe rebels are burning their ’corn, cotton and all else which would be likdy to conduce to our wel- and A ■ AND Phlladelphlas Pa. CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GEN­ I Robert Shoemaker* Co. TLEMEN. The subscriber wiU aondf/rw of T. W. Dpyt A Co. IL H. Fahenstock & Co. | French, Richards A co. . .. - >> _j_ ;_ i. — u .1 of Resteo, Mass. DRY GOODS! Price, 23 cents par Box, or 5 Boxes for *L Frspared by Dr. J. C AYER &. CO-, LowsU. Ma* For aria at Hautlnp, by Roaxam t. Brancas. tST OI J) FRIENDS DRY GOODS!! with full instruction*, directions, and advice, will please call on or address i with return postage.) ‘ . TI1OS. F. CHAPMAN. PreMfosf Otouari, n>v21m2 Ml Broadway, New lork. Chicago, III., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky^ Cincinnati, O., Pittsburgh, Pa., BufWo, N. Y., Shaving Saloon! MILLINERY The Subscriber bas opened a shop one doer . .. . ------ — where he may be form ail labors ol IQ, n*ia-cvrrtxo bis prolBMios, such aa< t, on ths shorten shampooing, an • ha! .. H. HANNI8. notice ' y Herrick’s Sngnr Coated of every dcsciiplion Stacks of WITTEE) STATBS. GROCERIES, Th, rabKrllxr i, &O* prepared to CROCKER Y! Clothing, BOARDING-HOUSE FAMILY mH HASTINGS, MICH. GROCERIES A, low m the lowest, fbr poj only. ' .tow af TRIM.HARD TIMB wa are sriling Warm Maab *t All Hoaxi! Or Cold Uneh if doelrod boots, shoes, TEA OB COFFEE. C3T DINES, ion. Forty four negroes drove »n eotne forty bead ofcattWto our foroea a few •davs since, which came very acceptable aredto sell ataemall junc-u«. patr.miicd by Lthc principal pl.yatciana i.and aurgccmia In tbo (ii Wbffi Union, elegantly coated 1 MPa 1 with an gar. . , — I Ur8 LoxM 45 “"** • BBEnft^^^felfire llorre fur one Dollar Taiuaxise, Laos Corrrr, Florida Joly 1?. U< . To Da Benin. Albany, 5. Vr—My Dewr Doe lor:—I write thia to inform you of the wouAsrfol effect of your Sugar CoatedMh on my d“<ht«TEor three year* abe has been affected with a batloos derangement of the system, nadir impaoing her health, which hue been ahwbly tailing ttanng tUl period. When in New York in A»nl 1«M, a friend advised mo to teat your pitta Bar mg foil confidence in thejudpnent of my fnrud. T obtaind a anpply of Moxa dMMS A Baric. Druggists, Park Row New York. On rvUiruwz bw, wa eeased all other treatment, and admmUwred yuar Unusually Low! Ate. Aloo, loe Cream and Lemonade. BoerJ will be forniebed by tbe d*J or A STRIKER, advance from Lutlr I etn prepared to SAarr tie Fere, or CSU X Bair, of old trieod. . os we are abort of beef. They were doeely pursued by a hand of rebels wbo 'were fired upon by enfield rifles and only wr/XTBXT HACTC YORK COMu. VI?W Xv Aa ’’ • or new cuatou.erw. And, finally, if you de.ro -A GOOD DARGAnrr’»'-OLXAjI SJTVAV m a«ll x&Goonrwi&(b dwet mil at tbo •«« of tho Barber Pole one door eaa» ofH. A. Goodyear'. Hard A. H. HANNAB. Pills- The best Family CATHARTIG io the warId. uredlwcuiv yedrtby fire I'rainion, pcraona ar.nnal- :■ ,:j.-.-..-,| UY PICKLED TONGCB, SAR­ Market, which we r, "X OUR GOODS CHICKENS, • IN THS MIGHT PLACE. GROCERY, SALOON, in this Ever shown in w lying m Ilw . river sent over tbetr oorupliment saying . “we ware in want of a 8UFFKRER.—Publlahed as a warning, nnd Whalesale Agents la New lark City. for tbe •special benefit of Young Man, and those Barrel,Rtoely A Kitchen wbo snfier with nervous Debility,Loss of Memory Shleffelin Bro's ACoi Premature Decay, Ac.. Ac., Ac., bv one wbo has B. A. Fabenstock, linfi Rush, Gale A Robiuson. IL Ward, Close A Co. cared himself by simple meanj, after being put A Co. A. B. A D. Sauds A Co. MeKiaaoa A Robbins, to great espwae nnd inconvcAeooe, through tbe D. 8. Barnes A Cu. nse of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Wheeler A Hart. F. C. Walls A Co. Doctors. Single copies may be had uf the anther James 8. A spin well. Laxcllc, Marsh A GardC. A LAMBERT. Esq.. Grvenpoint, Long Island, Morsn A Allen. Hril, Ruekel A Co. Hal “Dixon A Co. Thoms* F. Ft: ler. my2im2 Uroenpoitit. Long Island, X 1. P. D. Orris. HAND which has resulted in forcing tbe enemy from two of his batteriea, and the capture of four heavy siege guns; the taking of n number of prisoners, among whom is an Adjutant of a Scotch Regiment, who states that our forces had been fighting in front of Richmond lor three days, when Jeff. Davis asked an armistice of two days to bury bis dead, wbeh was of­ fered him by McClellan on the condition Z-rerymtsre-by .. .. . T Mass. Regiments, two companies of the battery, HOUSEKEEPERS-troubled with vermin n^; “Custar’s’’ “Costar’a” Bed-bug Exterminator. .^e&tar’a” “CoatnrV Electric Powder for losecta.&c. figliah, Spanish L Prieeklcenu rerttocmvnt ou»d| I9T Put up aud French dir fleat in the Southern FROM Whhrbwe offsrat there has been a prospect of “fun ahead’’ six Dalgreen DIRECT ioH^vVool J For the last ten days things have assumed the aspect oT war JUST RECEIVED KEIDIIJCE© Dram Barkkr—It is some time since the events transpiring IIVAE “Costar’a” Rat, Roach, dtc. Exterminator. So, cot^e I have taken my pen to chronicle any B OUR LINE OF TRADE; This charming compound will search It out. J3?" For Agricultural eud other items, COM. —WE STILL- Come and See!! Their wondrous works— tbe papers fill. Produced by fisauca's matchless Pills, Bkacfort, June 9th 1862. f Those preparations (unlike ail others) era To Conswaiplives. / From tbe Michigan Eighth. / IltAD Qcarteri 8tu Mich. Camp, • \ VERMIN. Dr. Rodack’s Bittsrs.—By reference friends at Woodland will be most hXpp^ •ee fourth page. to recaivejfhwho may come. sur GRANT & SPAULDING Destroys Ia ata arty to Dr. Roback'a adrariiastaooi os the third p«<e, it will be aaeu that the Doctor baa Juat introdu­ ced a new article in the line of •Stowaeh Bittm.” Theae Bittera are destined to become very popu­ lar, from the foct that they art gSnutoo to every acuaaof the term—that ia, they derive thrir atbo­ lus from the powerful tonic nature of the roots and herbs of which they are composed, and hence their effoel to natural. We have had tbe pleas­ ure of teoting tbe qualifications of these Hitters, and do not hesitate to pronounce them tbe “one th:ng-needed In every well regulated fonujy." See advertisement jo moomly out of Washington by the fugutive slave law, process, who were here by the con tent of their owners when the emancipa­ tion set look effect. By reference to our local columns, it will be seen that sueb a case has been before the Coinmisaioners,, and that the slave was not returned, it being decided that all such person* ary free, Mid any attempt to take them away, by legal or other process, is nothing more nor levs than kidnapping. Those inter­ ested will take notice.—Not. Rtp. rsa raraixnu unnr »o>r- EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF THE Advertiser having been restored to health ic a few weeks by a very aimttle remedy and grass. The harvest of boll: these after bating suffered several rears with a severe crops will be later than usual, and the lung affection, and that dread diae ee. thn—is anxious to make known to bia follow suffer­ prospect is that both haying and harvest ers'tbo means of cure. company, but Col. Christ 50(h Penn., To all who desire it,T he will send of the prewill come together. who ia in command of the Island per­ acripUon uaed,(ftee of charge) with the directions emptorily refuses me, and says 1 must for preparing' the same, which they will ’find a suae cos ruk coxatrnr-rtait, umiaa, aaoacunu, Thk Atlakttc Moitthlt for July la remain in charge of camp. We have a 4c. The tarty object of the advertiser in sending , ___ ________ J___ F<ff- force of sick and half duty men of 107 tho Prescription, ia to benefit the afflicted, and received and_ from a cursory review its contents we feel that we can still rec­ left in camp, 52 of whom turned out on spread in formation wMeh ba 'conceives to no invriMble' aud be hephs every sufferer will try his ommend it as one of the very best of the 6th inst when the alarm waa given. remedy, as it ton cost them nothing, and may We receive the Banntr here almost ev­ prove a bles*ta£ I Parties wlabMig tbe prescription will please rdMagazines fur the general reader. Wo ery mail, and it is welcomed with much drea* Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. would exchange the Atlantic for no other delight. The thanks of the entire com­ Williamsburg. jp£?l-.’.rn Kings Giuntr. New York. periodical with which we are acquainted. pany are tendered for its gratuitous be­ stowal. More anon. PriEC Puetry, N. H. WAiaarno^y Godjcvs Liur’a Book for July is on Let Chieftains boast of deeds of war, Co. F Sth Mich. Voluntccp^T our table possessing its usual rare nnd Aud Minstrels tuna their sweet guitar. A nobler theme ruy it fills— varied tilings of interest. If our readers Fkkkdom Gaiks Asotdeii Poixt.—An In pnuso of IIkbsick's matchless Pills. desre to know what .these subjects of In­ attempt has been made to carry slaves terest are, let them send for the maga­ SEmbto/^n^q -LOW PRICES • . • R. N. RICE, Gsa’l Superintendent. Company F ia in a batter shape cckday, for all tbe duties of war, than they have i of Hastings Lodge ever been before. Out of 76 men we , are held al Masoncan turn out 70 for duty. We have ’’but one man in tbe hospital and he haa sure •yea. Lieut. Phillips has been sick a long time, and it was the general opinion f^y~Tlie wool market has been very of the company, and all who know him buoyant during tire last week. Prices that be had better resign and go home. have ranged from forty-five to fifty cents, Seventy throe of the company signed a mder. wiMt rear tyMm oiktn * WAULDHW fcttetynr^ �BAswart —When TATE OF MICHIGAN, -zuo) a max* nu vteta" ■■AY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT U A CLEJIXSISO smer made of scantling snd boards. THE MOST D TH! WORLD TU ONLY RKLUBLK OLD IK TU WORLD THE BEBT 0LUE IN TU WORLD o this AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE law maxim.— aa tbe Irishman said of his friends dinner. which w« mast and potatoes, “that it His only offense has m juat bls, barrin’ the meat.” So thia demes its truth. gate ka just mine, barrin' the scantling.— been m«Hiejnj.ssl bis fflffnetieQn, ha negative#’he abovd i-ure.’-i-J’uscA. Formerly 1 used scantling, two by three, HAJ *, and two by four inches, for the frame of my gates; but one time, now some WILL WITHSTAND WATER. HUMORS AND 80RES OF ALL KINDS nno tncrerore «u:u my pete, wmeu wa ten feet long, framed with strips of board, by four inches for tho latch end, and one by eight inches for the hinge end of the gate; brace, one by six Inches. My lower board,one by eight inches; tbe whole secured by wrought n&ila clioclied, and bung with strap hinges. This gn . and baa been all the. time fro its oonatruction, in daily use. and has . __ sagged an inch. From that time to never the present, I have always built my gates without scantling, and have found them equally as good barriers aa those built with scantling, while they are lighter, cost leas, and do not * Any _ hang posts being set—in two hours. a Ttgal ^otirts. IT WILL MEND WOOD IT WILL MEND LEATHER. Dress plainly ; tbe. thin nest, soap bub­ bles wear the grandest colors. children ere afflicted ineonrvnlrnces to which I MARRIED LADIBffl rUhtfoaBk. r.gw Hanner. MORTGAGE SALE. IT WILL MEN1’ GLASS. either from Worai*. ordered, that tbe petitioner I lye notice to the persons interested in said estate of tbepoodoncyorMid petltMu and tbo hMring IT WILL MEND IVORY. LADIBB IT WILL MEND CHINA. previous to AUtutiouel debility,thoM FBI* will wsnre a atioog Estate of Orville Phelps. PROBA TKORD£R.~ST\TEO¥ MICHIGAN, County of Berry. *s. eight hundred nnd fify-eight, i office of th* Register of Deeds B1LL1OU8 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER. IT WILL MEND MARBLE. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. RAD WAY’S READY RESOLVENT IS A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY . • •hilling. • shilling oaved is aabiBiugreroud. IT WILL MEND ALABASTER. villas* of Hull gage mere is ciaimeu to ur due,al toe ante or trits notice, niae hundred end aixty-two and 88-100thi it—tbe Sharp Fains using a urei for Bilhout com Ae. Icon-ider th* K* Pill* unequalled Th* iu tbetr opcreuona, The flrat dose should be targe euouxb^to ^urgo, It will Mend B«ne, U<»r>l. Lnra, sod in fact everything but Metals, SR and filing the petition, duly verified ery thereof, Notiee is therefore hereby « McDunnal, pray inc, lor certain reuooa dirt'M' by virtue of tbe statute and power of [•forth, that Gilbert striker. adminisAuovt CisnuitB.—Almost every fam­ ’ " ortgage, tbe premise* therein permanent enre wifi surely follow: The worth ansrter (oeWI ily saves and uses rain water and can of section number right. (8) in township number required to convey certain Real Estate >«. Yeuts, Ac., D* beHtforeCpre««nUng this wottderfalek—-- — r easily appreciate the value of that ncces one [1] north of rang* number seven [71 west. Ini •ary article. The usual mode of obtain­ edy to the North American public, Dr. ...j. i.- .-I.* •----- » k:. I —7. im mMlicsl nowerfor the ing it is merely tn conduct it from the < Tbereupon it t» oru»r»a that Tuesday. u>e xstn byJD slwy ot JuS/A. D. 1862, at ten o'clock A. M., be eaves to the opening in the cistern, by H=trtlf American Fnirtocro. u it is • f*c» w«H aasigned for tbs hearing of said petition, end which means the fresh supply falls on that th* heir* at law of said deoee*ed,t»d al! other demand with iasvraius, and mixes with the stagnant or foul wa­ pereOns 'fnterseted tn Mid estate, are enquired to and ite horrible train of eoncomitanta, provsll in ter that may have been there for months. tbe tropical regions of the South, to a touch great­ It is suggested by a observing neighbor, leg*nFHaatiuge, that being tbe plane for holding er and more malignant degree than in the North. A QUESTION OF THE MILLION the Circuit Court io *aid Barty county, and Btad In loci there is searcely a family in any of the who has tried the experiment, that If the of Michigan, on the sixth day of September. fa^D. prayer of ths petittonar should not be granted. ANSWERED. economy u wealth And it is further ordered, that said petitioner South American Provinces that is free from fresh water is conducted from the eave* 1862, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. give notice to the persona interested, in said Scrofula, or its kindred disease*. Il run* in the 110 00 h year saved in every family by Dated, May Si), 1862. to tho bottom of tbe cistern, that the old estate, of tbe pendency of said petition, and the bleed of all it* people, snd bs* become established RAD WAYS READY RELIEF One Bottle of H. J. PERRIN A CO.. butniig thereof, by causing a copy of thia order ass constitutions! infirmity, and has baffled the and filthy water, together with the “wigJelltU Assignees ef Mortgsge. to be published in the Hasting* Banner, a news­ skill of their beat physicians. With knowledge SwtuiT A Ai-iix, Styrs. glera” and other impure matter will be paper printed io aaid county,uf Barry for six of these fact* Dr. Radwat was determined to test thrown off as the flow of water causes the UjeRADWlY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, Priee 25 Cents per Bottle. cistern to run over, leaving only the new We reply that Rad way's Ready Relief chief and MORTGAGE SALE. B.C. PRINDLS. Pries 25 Cents psr Battle. and fresh. The sediment and dirt which Judge of Front EFAULT having been made in tbe condition 1 Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. settle* at the bottom of the eistern, do Large supplies were sent to Brsxil, llncuo* Avree, of payment of s certain Indenture of Mort­ Chili, Peru, Equador, Venxuela. Bulivta, New gage executed by J owm B. Tuxbury and hie wife, nut injure the water; it i* tho surface I’ncw 25 Ont* per Bottle. Estate of Able Draper. Grenada, and to seversl Wands of the SpanUh Hannah M. Tuxbury,of Baltimore, Barry county, that stagnates, breeds animalcule and end stale of Michigan, to Cyme Hann, ot Tolland main, and was thoroughly tested by Physicians Price 25 Cents per Bottle. PROBXTK ORDER.—SIXTH OF MICHIGAN. becomes offensive. snd the Priesthood, snd Is now the officisl reme county and state of Connecticut, dated tbe 2«lh Cocxvr or Basmt. st. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. •dy used by the Pbystetsns, under t»* name of itient experiences a alight tUscemfort. thia ia To continue the conducting pipe to the II__ -J —.,1. —-1—' .. . - . - .. M.ImW "Solutivo Renovador de Rsdwsv," (the Hpanisb bottom of the cistern, and allow the dis for Radway's Reedy Resolvent.) io the trvstmenl Buyer*. of Scrofula. Rrpbtlta, Ulcers Tumors, Prolapsus charge to take place there, is a simple on pace 1, on which Mortgage there is efeiSed I Uteri, E.«>hat>tasis. Erysipelas. Saint Anthony's way's Ready Ralinf will be found all-potent. It* • TERMS CASH. and easy process, and is worth trying. to be due *1 the date of this notice, the sum of sev­ I*rindle, Judge of Probate. Fire, St. Vitu'a Dance. Fever sore*, all diseases of administration, cither internally or externally, a* >r Rale by all Druggists, and Storekeep* the skin, humors in tbo blood. White Swelling*, the *Mt of pain Indfoalea, will arrest tbe pro<res* ■ enteen hundred and nineteen (fellar* and twentygenerally throughout theceuutry. one cento, [6171S.S1,] and no proceedings iu law of the threatened di«caM, and quickly relicve the | Propagation Madk Simple.—It ia or equity having been instituted for tbe recovery On reading and tiling the petition, duly verified •nd nese, glandular swelling*, dropsy, and coti- patient from oil pain or diaeamfort. JOHNS A CJIORLEY, th*roof: dow well known to many of our moat of Adam Elliott,Executor of the last Will audTee- stitutional diacascs. Such has been tbe unparal­ NoHee is therefore hereby given, that by virtue leled succee* of lhi» remedy m curing tbeas hor­ propagators, that all cuttings can be of the statute, and a power of sale contained in rible disease* in the tropics that we da not hesitate of Redway* Ready Relief, not one tboui 78 W ILLI A M STREET. Mid mortgage, tbe preen IM* described tberetn, to to promise all tbe sufferers with scrofula and inaoe to callous, and then be made to to sell certain real estate in said petition described wouldcTcr be troubled with sickness. Two-third* of ths north-east quarter, and for th* purpose of paying the debts of eaid de­ t Liberty Street NEW YORK. grow Apples, peaches, cherrie* and wit: ,Lm mmmal i-ir.r K.iv __ -l __ . WHXX THRKATXXKD WITH ceased aud expense* of administration. plums, are now freely stuck from cut­ irter of section m Tbcrenpou it is ordered, that Tuesday, tbe 5th health. south half of the tings, and many kinds uf trees once day of August. tH&i. at ten o’clock, in the font Fever. Small Pox, Resale*. Fever and Ague, Important t«» ILmae Ounvr*. K. ...._ .j r... ___ r —ia —*t thought impossible to propagate iu this Chills snd Fever. Headache. Billions Cholic, DiPURIFYING THE BLOOD, Impirant to Builder*. way are now raised ao, very freely. all other parsons interested in aaid estate, arc re Important to Railroad Cmupardeu. Id experiments it ia found a common hundred and eighty acre*, [ar so modi thereof aa will satisfy saia debt and interval and cost*.] will preserving bottle is exeelleut for callous­ be sold at public auction or vendue, to thehighsat sud the threatened disease expelled from tbo sysImportant to Farmer*. » the face and nail* and brilliancy tu the ing hard cuttings. A sponge is pushed bidder, at tbe north frontdoor of tbe Court House, toe prayer ot toe petitioner .houltl not bo granted. ercB Ta all wAom tbit may concern and if con­ in the Village of Heating*, in said countv of Barry, IF KX1XXD ’ * And it ia further ordered that said Petitioner | tightly into the bottom of tbe bottle, and that being the place for bolding the circuit court pure and innocent preparation, all-powcern* everybody gire notiee to the persona interested in aaid - lo good, but never doe* tqjury. water poured on. Then ull the water is estate, of the pendancy oi said petition and IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. drained out that will go out by invert­ JOHNS & CROSLEY’S tbe beariag thereof, hr causing a copy of this CTRL’S MANN. order to. be published in tlw “HMitnga Ban­ ing the bottle, and the cuttinga placed Jet1114 ner." a newspaper, printed and circulating in loosely in. No cork is placed in the bot­ said eonnty of Barry, for six sueeesaira week*. tle, arid evaporation takes place slowly, Immediately previous to aaid dav of hearing. trsnsnnssion,' from parent to child. This groat SHERMAN O. PRINDLE, power we claim for RADWAY'S RENOVATING MORTGAGE SALE. and tbe cutting soon forma tho desired RESOLVENT •, and we rolirioasly dedaro that, if (A true copy.) Jell Judge of Probate. callous. The whole secret, in fact, ia al­ Medway's Renovating Resol vent is given when tbs symptoms of any inherited disease are first lowing free access of air to all parts of catod by Jo*.ph M. Barre*, sqd bis wheT SthaEslnte orffllliam Cooney. exhibited, it will eradicate tbe seme from tbe IT IS HUE AND WATER PROOF the cutting, at lhe same time taking care rine Barrett, of Rutland, Barry county and State •ystem. In the early stages nf I’thisis or Con­ ROBATE Order. — State of Michigan. that evaporation shall not be ao excessive of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,uf Marshall,Calhoun County of Barry, as.—At ■ session of tbe Pro­ sumption, Fits,Kcrofula, and iu ca*ea of auro head as -to dry up tbe cutting. bate Court for lhe county of Barry, bolden st the ulcer*, tumors, hacking cough, bronchitis, the use of Radway's Renovating Resolvent will extermin­ offlice of the Register of Deeds, for said countv office of the Judge thereof, in Hastings, ou Mon­ ate tbe trausmittedjliatase term the system, and day. tbe 16th day of Jane, one thousand eight make (what the parent* neglected,) a sound and Hox«xs will be Wantxd.— the Fit. of Barry, ou tbe 4th day of December, A. D. 1866, hundred and sixty two. Present, Shirmsn C. baallby body. at 12 o clock, M.. in Boek D. of Mortgage*, on Prindls, Jud ge of Probate. eonoin Farmer well remnrka, ’'it is inev- pagft ljo sad 121 on which MaHgSga three i* . CHRONIC DISEASE. In the matter of tbe estate of William Cooney itable that horses should be in greater de­ claimed to be due, at tbe data of this notice, the deceased. *u<n>,cr Ul Uli sum of eight hundred and ninety-four and B7Ou reading and filing tbe petition.duly verified, cine*, or the most skillful tvhyi____ mand than for years before tbe war.— 100th* dollar*, and no suit or proceeding* In law build ng* of all kinds, euch aa Factokib. Fornnof Solon Doud Administrator of said estate, prat­ Immense numbers will bo killed, crip­ or in equity having been instituted for the recovery ing for reasons therein Mt forth that be mar be cceded in achieving, more than in rnerolv psllisiqias. CMiecutt. Rail Roan Dxron, Cars, and on thereof : 'Notiee is therefore berebv given that by Pestle Bcitnixoa generally. Goxaesnex-r lint* pled, and used up, while tho uses to ileeneodio sell certain rod estate iu said petition he give* calomel. Tin* virtue of tbe statute, and a power of sale contained described fsr tbe purpose of paying the debts txM. Ao.; by the principal Boitacea. Aaeamcva, which they have been accustomed to lie io said mortgage, th* premises described therein, of th* profession, which an t other*, and ha* proved v. be tbe CHEAPEST put, will be in no respect diminished‘3- to wil. the north-west quarter of section No. of said deceased and vtpeuse* ot Administration. suffered to alter. Thereupon, it is ordered that Moudsy, the 2i«lh Scrofula, Lyspcpsie, Syphilis, and diseases in­ and MOST DURABLE RGOF1NG in ttae; it ia ia thirty-two, (32) of township No. three (»> north •vovv restart A FIRE, WATER. WEATHER and It would be well to breed extensively, of range No. nine (9) west, in said Barrv countv duced by lhe injudicious uw of calomel, mercury, When we tell th* public that the use of RAD­ TIME PROOF covering for RUOFS OF!ALL quinine, dieeasss of the Liver, Spleen, Goll. Blad­ •nd from lorses of the best blood. The der. Kidneys, Spine, Ac., all of which di»M»ea WAY N READY RELIEF will cure the sick of •KINDS. policy which prompts so many of our certain diacaoea: that it will slop pain in a few satisfy said mortgage with interest and costs, will to appear st a session of said Court, then to be farmers to employ cheap “stock horses,” be sold at public auction or vendue, to lhe highest minute* after ita application: Uat it will protect bolden at th* Probate Office,in the village of Has the system aa.in.l «r .It -1__ ._ ' __ ia of the same class with that which bidder, st the Court House in the villsg* of Hu- tings, and show cruse, if any there be, why tbe „ 7>>c price of RADWAYK RENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT I* tl.'M) per bottle. Duec, a tea-spoon t.w,c* ,.uI1’ bltlr *n hour e*c11 *ne*1- SolT'by would recommend an inferior quality of tings, that being th* place for bolding the Circuit prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. Court in said county of Barry, and State of Mich­ And it is farther ordered, that the petitioner druggist* aud mere bants everywhere. seed because of a less price. It costs no igan, on the sixth day of September. A. D. IMS. No Hmi la required in making application give notice to all person* interested in said estate more to raise a fine animal than a mean st one o'clock, P. M. of that day. of the pendancy uf said petition, aud the bearing Dated, May SO. IMS. A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. Th* expense of applying it is but trifling, thereon, by causing a copy of this notice and worthless scrub.” HORACE J. PERRIN A CO., ordinary Roof can be covered and finist order to be published in the “Hastings Banner.” J’lIH1 Assignees of Mortgage. a newspaper printed snd circulstingin said coun­ sum* day. bwxkxkt a Atxax, Attys. IN MILITARY CAM PR. ty oTBarry, for six enecnsive weeks, immedi­ BfcxwuxAT.—A correspondent of the It can br applied by any one, There is no pise* ao well caleul*>*d to t„t ,llf ately previous to Mid day of bearingCountry Gentleman tn Clinton, N. Y., [A true copy.] SHERMAN C. PRINDLE, °! • •pwifla medicio* u a militarv ‘ and when finished form* a nerfectlv Fisa Paoor CTIANCEItY SALE ­ eamn. Railway- a u.li.r i__ »___ . .1..,:. V.j — _ u>. l* says be has a field of ten acres, a part of jel8 Judge of Probate. In tho matter of the estate of Orville Phelps, ' 1MEBIUK CEMEIT CUE D C CEMENT ROOFING, P DR. RADWAY’S PULS which has been sown annually with buck­ wheat for tbe last thirty years without manure,and the other part nearly os long. It averages from 25 to 30 bushels per acre. He uses tho buckwheat principal­ ly for feeding milch cows, three parts buckwheat meal and one part corn meal. TATE OP MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court for the county of Barry—in Ghancerr. CUHss £. SmM,Complainant, I ' . ....... . ■ T»> (Foreclosure.) PAdhp iauMrrf, Defendant, j S I Provide a supply of green oom fodder for the cows when tbe pasture becomes dry. Sow it at once, in drilia, three feel •part Make the drills with a one horse plough, and scatter the seed in lhe drills quite thickly, sav forty graine to the foot, at on* o'clock in th* afternoon of that day, at or about two and a half buabels per acre. Keen it clean by running a horse-cultiva­ tenement* described ia tbo mortgage, set forth plaint, and described in said tor between lhe rows. In this way, if the land is rich, you will get a great Stat, of crop. This is a far better way than sow­ ing broadcast. WMpfhBd. Stop th* Melon and Cdcombk* Vixxs.—A* tbe vine* run, pinch off the Bends. It will strengthen the vine* ahd throw tbe sap iota the fruit Homlt Truths r<m Wivxs.—Although our busband may neglect to give you a * not seek revenge by giving him • good drawing. Do Dot hesitate be tween the choice of an expensive mantle and your husband’s affections ; die form- COHT1VENE88, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. STATE OF MICHIGAN, I M Cocjtvr or IUkxt fM _ In the matter of the estate of Charles C. Griffin N pursuance and by virtue of a Decree of tbe deceased. Circuit Court for the County of Barry, Lt Chan­ Notice Is hereby giveo, cery, mode on the sixteenth dav of January, in that by virtue of a license granted to me,'by the lhe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred Probate Court ot aaid eonnty of Barrv. I shall and aixty-two, tn a certain cause tbsrein pending, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at wherein Ch*rle« <« mxmI.Im.m) ..Xi the North Door of tbo Court House In the village Phillip Leonard ia Defendant: Notice is hereby of Hastings In the county of Barty, Michigan, on given, that I, tbe undersigned,Circuit Court Com- Monday the 4tb day of August, IS6?,at ten o'clock . ’ ’ HARMON SMITH,. jaaWtT CTretrit t.bvrt ttntuKiinaofr. Balov a Dxvox, Solicitor, fur Complainant Dstedat HMUngs, JBne9( I84i. Jell quarter (V) of the North East quarter (V) reelion Noi-aioe f»J in town three [31 North range eight [fc] West, and containing Forty act of land more or leas, being in V “ ' ry and State of Michigan. JAMIS HATHAWAY Dated Hastings, Juno 16, IM2 JolS IND1OERT1ON. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYKPEPAIA, B1LI0UBNRHS, BICK HEADACHE. INFLAN ATION OF THE BOWELS. NERVOUSNESS, MELANCHOLY, DKPREM1ON OF SPIRITS, ’ ter. from Brigade and cere, and pnvates.usure ua ’ RelKhos oonlrjbeUd more * X GUTTA LXCIX7XX> PERCH A CEMENT For Coaling Metals of all A doss of from six to eight of Bad way's Reeolutinjt P.ll., wiU, in tbe must distressing eases’of CouMipatmuor Coativeneaa. Dmngmcutot tbe and AND KKSTORB F*r rrewrTli* te.ilrlir Metal R»r>ar>ll klaii. »W /aifr fa, nJ Jrf'n* Ar?r th®rouEb,y dMnaing^ha bowels of ite retained humor*, by a free purge, two to four ner rt*r Ct.r t. w«mV a-1. 2:,, . iltbcfr dutwi ,y'leB‘ Kinds when exposed to the Action of the Weather, TN CASES OF 11,0 h*a,‘1,y perfbn DR. RAD WAY’S PILLS, AB A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE. BtniM.P.latu IbeKidnevs, Bladder. ‘ ®IFF1CULT Kn 1« TUV BREATHING H1u"moDLPI S, upunion of TIN or other METAL ROOFS, coo sequent upon sudden ch ango* of the weather. 2'2T C®ACK W OOLDJOK RUS IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT.#ASH OFF. Executor’s Sale. CHRONIC R BEU .M ATlaM-ASTH MA In pursuance uf alicenae granted to Probate Court of aaid County, I shall LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS can be repaired wtth GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. vil emune CHANCERY SALE. •fl. TATE OF MICHIGAN —The Circuit Court for the couniy of Berry. In cUncery. S ecuon uurty-ens, >81,1 conlianing 177) and s*veutv-bve bundrelh* i of aaid piece. JOSIAH BURGE, Errevter will flsdia Redway’s Ragulstiug Pill* GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT.’ RADwAY’B REGELATING PILDB S2.31SS±r UKrgtanttaaf the aye. The first apph- UBYAPR REGULATING PILLS latter should be dear to your boaocn.— Should your husband bring a friend home to partake of the remains of wiaftsa R1DWAF8 PILLS WILLIAM BONES, pain,-,pain.~pa1n. AT-.fi REGULATING BILLS- *ADWaY s READY rjujkf GUTTA � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-02.pdf fa809f0a702aa1a586ea79a410aee002 PDF Text Text “Liberty and Union—One and Inseparable." VOL. 7. — C)t Rulings ganntr, 18 PUBLISHED EVERT WEDNESDAY, AT KAATINOB, HAMMY CODMTT, MICIUOAW KMFPEW A BURI0W8 A’sm■ad COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Original JJothg. A.Kxlrxx, tbsrwisa bo cents a U1 be added. rowxs anxTtuua'e cmxixt Meet worthy sf admiration, ADVXXTISIMO. GREAT lloa. A liberal dlseounl to yaarif ad » artistr*. toetii gistings' justness girtetm. Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS tn lsu, S3 00 m axxcm. ?------- ' GRANT A SPAULDING, f ■ IS • ’ ._ -• '• TXEALKRS in all kinds of dry.gooas.groceries. 1_F crocksry, Ac. State al., kt ttw post o*c«. DRUG STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, JtJBT RECEIVED HASON ALLEN, EALER IN GROCERIES, provisions, pro­ d KO. fiisb, baiter, lard. pork, and grain *f n new and most complete assortment of D all kind*. NO. 9. HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1862. Also tova candioa, etc.,ate. Stere in And sarioua Dadltatloa, Of lhe groat roputehon Toe have in thia nation, I have a nrioo» inclination To become your rotation. • I am now making preparation To ramova my habitation To a more conveaieut Bitnation, To pay you sdo-atjon By moro froqneut visitation. If this kind ofoblalion Ba worthy your observation, 'Twill bo to ma an obligation Bayond all moderation. Believe mu in high atatton. From gantraUoD to gsaeratten. I received your adoration, With much deliberation, And sotiie coneiernaUon, That aeixed your imagination, When you madr each a declaration On so Blender a foundation. But after further examination. Supposed it done from ostentation, To display education; Or rather, multiplication Of words of the tame termination, Though of great variation And different lignification. Which without disputation, May'deserve commendation. And I think imitation A sufficient gratification. and yon drrw near---------- r. gathered around it are the several memxrs of the home circle—think, aa your children clamor on your knee, of that lonely hearthstone, and of the widow’s ] arose to depart, but composing her­ self and motioning me to be seated, she related, amid soba and chocking sighs, the following story of her trials: “One year ago to night, George, my only child, brought to hrs borne his lovely bribe, end a happier and livelier company were seldom gathered together than were collected together in thia room but one abort year ago—a year fraught with sor­ row and death. oouaiwgr. trials. natives of Africa, ofthe boa soedee. meaturing respectively thirty and thlrty-five feet, and weighing from one hundred nnd fifty to two hundred pounds each, have recently arrived In thia city, are now ( domiciled in large glass cases, in charge , Captain John Sears. Their inakeship* of |had not tasted food for nearly a month, when, on Friday, a company of slentific and other gentlemen were intfted to wit­ ness the feeding pf the reptiles. An at­ tempt had been made in the early part of the week to feed the serpents, which by the way, are the finest specimens ever seen in this city, but the largest of the pair was then in an angry mood, end darthis head about so viciously that it was judged to be imprudent to insert the same destination. “Charlotte aaked in assumed playful­ ness, if he would go. He replied In the affirmative, arti ‘twas then the young bride knew her first sorrow. “The eventful Sunday came, a day that wilt never be forgotten in this city. Ou thnt morning I parted from my only child in this room for the last time. Ii never saw him again. “Time wore on, and almost dally came1 letters from GeOvge, breathing words off comfort, and axaiiring us that his time of < service would soon expire ; and home I (rml victory of the d«J. Hh fo«M !on.l«ln» of TS.000 n«, oCMylcd • •rai-drel. oThrifte.. A® Hour wit® two Amacosdas.—Two hold was to love.’ Of a sprightly, cheerful disposition, she adapted herself for her new home, and our family circle was perfect” “It was convulsed to Its vert centre on receiving news of lhe fall 6f Sampler, that George came home at the end of an April day, and, as usual lhe question of news was broached, and George told us ofthe departure of onr brave' Seventh Regiment for Washington, also that his regiment was to leave on Sunday for the On tk. Sd d«. ol D«s«iby 1804 -Sun o?Ao.terhu_" h1. hjta re.Mlod to N«polw> tho oertktalj of0» kmUm food then. Yesterday, however, both reptiles were passive, and a live hen having been placed in the cage the spectators awaited with uncommon interest the result anticipated. The fowl looked serpents *8 as a a culprit culprit does does upon upon about to ‘““ try 77 •the l- 1Issue," —■*■" *" *c. returned the gaze, reptiles returned gaxe, but Tno AJI»d B» ■iu and AuUrfoa nrrny 04,000 ntronf. bad Wd twmty four boor. pr.rloo.J position equally as strong, on the helgnts ISpruuJibot by . rtSllfoi mux*’" 'he h»d indnoed tb«n to b.H« U»t b. fund a bull.; ®>d .ooordinjly, «ow •* thobreUtof d.y, h. b.l»lJ tbUr lamuM tray, like b hug. bo. biting uowound Iu noil, trUling Iu «Io< ponder, ous length around his front, in oroer to attack bis right wiog. The whole length of their line® were expuMd; while Napoleon from his semi­ circle could launch out the spokes of hit power to attak them In any all quarters. His Generals were eager to b^tai.— -Walt twenty minutes,” said the Emper­ or, whom neither delight nor tear amid betray into a precipitate action. w hen the enemy is making a false more they must not be interrupted. Tho twenty minutes had elapsed, the blander wm irretrievable. Then Napoleon shouted to bis troops; . . that was ‘-Soldiers! the enemy has impfflaewtiy upon the exposed himself to your blows; we. shall the jury jury finish the war with a clap of thtmdwl* the Th® T ’“ rep­ At the same time the order of -attack not with - the same disposition to decide the case accordingto _____________ the law and evidence. With after enffering fearful slaughter, wercrotheir heads resting upon the folds of their treating across the frozen lakes. Napo­ gliiteuing bodies, they seemed at first toCAEALER in al) kinds of Family Groosriea. leon rode furiously along his linee.— LJ Slone snd Wooden ware, and a general as­ again would greet our willing ears, as jtally »* •indifferent »•»-—• *to the -------presence ------ ~of e •*their —s“ :“Engulf those massee! break the TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. sortment of Proviaiona. Also Notary Public, ■ his manly form neared our old abode of victim. The fowl fluttered about the The artillerists elevated their pieces, and atoro, two doors snatsf the Hastings Housa, comfort. . i cage, now perched upon the coiled forms by dropping the balls on the ice, brokb Spring time had passed, and summer ;of the serpanta, as they relaxed and con­ it up and overwhelmed the flying enemy ROBBKTI A STRIKER, had fully crowned the trees with foliage ; tracted their folds; than, standing mo­ FkEALERS in drnga, medicines, patentmediby thousands. ■ IJ eines. prints, oils, turpentine, burning fluid. the atmosphere grew close and sultry tionless. gazed latently upon ths firay Hastings, June Slth, 1EC2. ’This was Napoleon's greatest yictory __ •_____ — j_ _ nnttT* MTOr FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL The largest of and brilliant stoke vf genius. After­ b and many were the pravers thnt were eyes of the tormentors. lonery. '“'■y ‘ PURPOSES,ONLY J£L offered up for oor poor soldiers who were lhe anacondas showed no disposition to Sew block, Heslinga, Mich. wards, on the eve of any battle, be had marching under a burning sun and on sieze ite prey, the light to which he had only to remind the soldiers that the Bah : dusty roads, or perhaps lacing a traitor­ been suddenly admitted, and the presence of Austerlitz would look upon their ac­ ous foe exposed to showers of lead that of the spectators inducing, aa was sup­ tion, to influence them to deeds or der­ THE WIDOW’S TRIALS. Also a full stock of bweezey a allem was sent on Its mission by no nnpractlced posed, something like fear in the serpenVe ing. TTORNEYS AT LA W and Solicitor, in Chan conduct. hands. . . eery. Particular attenUottpaidIto ConveyFell disease now entered our dwelling The smaller of the two, however, al fastened on our favorite flower. Oh tempted several times to seize the fowl. The wind was howling and moaning and i A hawk caught a parrott in its claws, I watched that tender plant; but Drawing back its head and contracting through the almoat deserted streets, dri- how I ? the fever had fastened on the brain its body, it waited until the chicken was and away he soared with hia prey. De­ TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER. ving the snow in blinding clouds into alas i the Court House, Hastings. Mleh. the second week in July the soul of’ still, when, quick as lightning, wipi jaws lighted with the ride so high in tho^w^ PRUNES. FIOS. RAISINS. CODFISH; every crevice and doorway Pedestrians and , the parrot sung, a* he sailed along—“Hey in feet, ererrthing in the Grocery line, such as paused in their hurried progress towards ICharlotte winged its way to thnt spirit extended, eyes dialated, and its forked dey-hey day.” and thought none so their cheerful fireside, turningjheir backs Iland where all is jny unspeakable and tongue protruding from its mouth, it DANIEL COOK, happv aa he. At length the hawk began darted forward, striking lhe fowl, but net parting is no more. ’ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Geaeral land and upon lhe furious sleet nnd storm-wind । it was some moments before Mrs.; fairly, as in its half blinded ‘state It was to gripe the parrot atill doaer in his tal­ endeavoring to catch their breath, and lEHMEBaT U>XBXDniXBV ons, and tear him with his baik. The summoning all their efforts again to S I ------------ was able to resume the thread of ’ unable to take certain aim at its victim. the serpent repeated the attempt several tunc of the parrot was instantly changed, And CwklBR Extracts, combat the elements. Policemen flitted her I narrative. sharpened and and instead instead of ofaingitm singtrig ““bey bey dey, dey. bo no ttex“1 wrote to George,” she resumed, but■ times, its appetite evidently I. A. IIOLBROOK, roa TH® ESPECIAL DIHEFTT OF TH® LADIM. like shadows underneath the friendly shed­ by long abstinence, but up to the time 1 claimed claimed— —““Od Od rucks xudcs’.’. od od tucks zocks I1 , A TTORNEY and Counselor at Uw, Solicitor ro awnings and recesses,seeking shelter from never received an answer. When 1I see a man tippling tippUng at the A Chancery. Genera! Land and Tax Agent.— 1 was sitting by my window one lovely‘ our reporter left, it had not succeeded in I lhe pitiless storm that raged with such ; clutchinglhe chicken, which remained dram dram shop.leaving shop, leaving hie hia badnert, business, and 8»nkOffice, aecoud story of Rower’s block. sweeping force. The few wheeled vehi­ moonlight Sabbath evening about a week unhurt. Il was evident that appetite ing in credit, poor fellow, fellow think think 1, 1. though / cles tugged along slowly nnd noiselessly after Charlottes death, when I was star J. M. RUSSELL. it is 'hey day’ with you now, yet, when PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ through the snow thnt wns fast gaining tied bv lhe cries of the newaboys of a wns not atrong enough in the serpents, ,nrSlCl»N .»J o®™ l» the constable comes—your money gone VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. great'bettie in Virginia, and terrible . and the spectacle of their feasting wn* an iwcendsncy over steaming jaded, norand credit lost, depend upon it, y°«r acs. The city lamps cast but a faint slaughter among the New York regiments ।postponed until it is otherwise.—Botton tune will be changed to “od xudtai. JOHN ROBERTS, , ■ glimmer through the surrounding snow The next day brought tidings of the bat- Journal. MOST POPULAR When I tee a girl too fond of a forward iHYSICIAN and Sarvetm- Dwelling on Hroadtie of Manassas, and a few days brought logofatnily wjntry night of January ' _ irnnM. sweetheart—be cautious my pretty Par­ the list of names, in the daily newspapers In this great metropolis. CurtouB Minor. rot thinks I; or your tune will be «wof the killed, wounded and missing. A ­ It was hiy first night in New York, for Among the curiosities exhibited at the rowfolly changed to “od ««*." will ■» . H. F. CHERRY, vears; as I had but that dny arrived mong lhe latter was George S-------- . ^TOTARY PUBLIC nnd Conveyancer, will • Into Paris Exposition, apd promised for need to y oar “bey dey" of mjoymenu Oh, lhe ngnny of that announcement, from Europe, where 1 had spent four ours, was a large concave mirror, thuinIf I sue a young man dressed in U>» to me ! No one but a mother can know ' years in sighuseeing nnd becoming acof a startling piece of optical very pink of the mode—sporting his We would reipectfully announce to tb. eiU- quninted with the customs nnd habits of' a mother’s heart, centered upon an only sUumcnt ’ magic. On standing close to the mirror pretty person at all places of amusement sent of Haatinae and vicinity, that we child. For days I walked alternately the various nations of the world. and looking into it, it presents nothing —attending no regular employment*— tf'tSXSro° -S LvH. STEWART, My parents dying when I was but a my room and the streets; despair nt i but a magnificently monstrous dissection no matter whether rich or poor, 1 wmdd .“i’SSK times almost unseating reason, and tor achoi»l-boy, 1 was left<o pursue my own of your own body. On retiring a little,' write on the forme of bis looking glass, tured by a two-fold bereavement. Sleep course on arriving at maturity, and bcfor»<M>k my eyelids, and the suspense of gay n couple of feet, it gives your own though it may be‘hoy day’with you now comiue possessed of a valuable real face and figure in true proportion, but rulyln It, my young fneod, when you . not knowing the fate of my eon paralyzed tat® yielding nn income of n<» mean pre. reversed, the head downward. Most of grow In year, and -.he talona ol poverty ~ J. M. NEVIN®, tentions, I determined to see the world my every action. i^ntn tn or nd vou. in tno eturned the the spectators, spectators, ignorant of anything elm, In b few days the regiment returned Notary Fabllc, and Tax ages ’ iu all its various form*, and had been vig'• 'Lthese .c^ two effects and pass on.— crowd* Observe anguish ol your neari, attention paid to mking out ‘ ilanlly pursuing that course through the but no George came to me; c-----Mu. tv...still farther, standing at five sad “od xueks” for your early follyrages and Contracts. Great care i upon out retire still thronged Broadway and cheers upon their being years mentioned. or six feet from the mirror, and behold cheers welcomed the return of battle1 sallied forth from my hotel that even­ you ace yourself, not a reflection—it does scarred soldiers, their mutilated colors H. WRWBT, A Toacklof Swine. . , ing (stormy tl.ough it was) to visit an ROBERTS A STRIKER. were unfolded tn the gaze of an excited not strike you as a reflection—but your The Philadelphia Zawnw* gl<«« ’fol­ TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, <.1d and cherished friend of my youth.— ’ veritable self, standing in the middle Habtixcb Masco 8. 1S6». and appreciative multitude. and Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancery.— We hnd been school-mates together, n i part between you and the mirror. The lowing as an incident occurira at fort­ The next dny a soldier came to the F..d ■“XT'1""” firm friendship-had ever existed between effect is almost appalling, from the idea ress Monroe on lhe arrival of the woundelaimfl and money promptly remittee. door; he wore the uniform that told a us, and manhood had ripened that friend- < It suggests of something supernatural; «j from lh« Ute Richmond b.ltlm : OSee. with W. W. Ralph Eaq.. Middleville, silent tale of grief to me. As the poor Among ""W. ship into brotherly love. 1 so startling, In fact, that men ofthe strong-. n >uv»s U>0M brought “.'"T-". w , U» „ Mry Qonty, Micblga®. follow ssked for Mrw. 8------- . the tears ouiro was a a rebel nolonri colonel wto^ who was shot est nerves will shrink Involuntarily . GeorgeS -------wns a young man of UUMtrnv at nv || Houm DQUITO was WUB ■ reW .ww— p„d.; st.;, i--j -.fc^ rolled dewn his sun-burnt cheeks. He yoor VIW I’through the lunge. A. .ppMred to JACOB FERRIS, talents, prudent and energetic: Upon the first view. If you raise y: * - be “ “ who had faced death unmoved now wept 00 will will see «e be djrlog, Mr. Burley Mk«(. Mn> tf b. leaving school, he accepted a clerkship in to thrust nt your other self, you Aiw»r. c...«u«' —1 a-ii-ii”Iu a few words he related " ­ wiriied utytbiog done. He eud Y««. Ou i«~. poc a-..<- »->*“• a mercantile house doing a very extensive like n child. it pass dean’through the body and’ ap 10MIA, al purposes, for sals by business; and at the time I went abrt*ad, his sad tale. pear on the other aide, the figure thnist- end g.ve thq oomraiwionw. ib« n.mw George received my letter informing George was advancing in the confidence ■ ing at yon at the same time. The artist uuldrawof bl. wifc .nd ehildreo-COUNTY orFIOERSQood,.^. ‘ P“f *” of his cm piny era, and bidding fair to be­ him of his wife’s death, on Saturday ati iwho first succeeded in finishing a mirror “And mv,” uy.be, “uk God W> for­ Centreville, in Virginia, tho day before ’ give me furev.r hiving ..JtblM to do C. PRINDLE, come. at no distant day the junior parr . of this description brought it to one of lhe battle. Calmly and silently he re- ' with tbl. Winked rebrlhun. Mr. B«rner in the firm. His letters to me had , the French kin^s-if we reccolleet aright Circuit Court— «»•». **•’• ceivod die shock, and told his comrades ' eUr uked ifbi dutod blmto prey with been frequent up to the March before my , it was Louis XV—placed Ma majesty on that to morrow ho would be with her, I return. Since that lime I had never ' the right spot, and bade him driw hia him. He enlw.red In the effirm.O'e. never to part again ; confiding to his ' the forgiveou. of Almighty sword and thrust at the figure he «•*--“ petitioning received any wnrd, or in fact, C forTu tiu Hi. Utterly uuir. comrade thia charge, to sec his mother PA9IEL striker* X!d Circuit, for the yews 1MJ andItMS. The king did oo bat seeing lbs point of a of him. (should he survive) and tell her that his position on behalf of the soon to-be wid­ As I approached the weU-remcnTWa last prayer was for her and her native sword directed al his own broaat, threw down his weapon and ran away. The owed wife and orphaned children, the hum- in lhe upper purl of the city, mJ Ohnfc* • • October. M Monday. country. practical joke cost the inventor his king a penitent Carolinian raised his trembling Monday 1 Jo ^^UVrodsv I AjprU. ltl bean heel light ae I thought of 'The following morning found his Keg. arm. and trew them about tbe neek of 7; * octX’; isiMosdsy. price my eppearanee w.mid ereato. There patronage and favor—his M^ealy being on the bloody fisld of Manassas; there, Mr. Barclay, and kissed him again and B. H. COOK. n • aalhe old faahloned boildm«. I«*mg afterwards so ashamed of hia own cow­ io the thickest of the carnage, amd the ardice that he oould never again took very familiar, yet there eeemed comexoistkb OF **Tho bystanders were all in tears as shock of contending armies, a rifle ball at the mirror or at its owner.- ZngUth thine -meUncholy and quiet connected pierced his breast, and he fell fighting bothey turned from the affecting scene and with iu The light in the bouee homed naalh the flag of his comatry. They walked silently away. dlmlf Ringing lhe boU, raised his head, and ns his Hfc blood oozed Mil. gSSSViovsLL. «, *,BgBUMMT, ueberod into the parlor. A bright, from his lacerated breast, h® exclaimed Doww o® TH® Spxixg Sttl® of Box-WMtTY WAMMB. Ofc. I. C.~t fire Baa io lhe old grate, but allllne..> ‘I’m guing! Mother. Charlotte!’ and kkt.—The New Albany (Ind.) Lt^tr reigned within lhe friendly wallu A cup is down on the spring style of bonnets. OWARD ASSOCIATION. PHW^ । died in his comrade’s arms. J.BBS A. aWSSXBY, , They bmaened his coat, and found near That bold paper says the age of beauty ni aiiQiiicr. » — | his heart a locket containing miniatures has passed, fur the sweetest face cannot | of hia wife and mother, his blood satura- stand such a montroslty. Hebe would do L" i ting these mementoee of his affection.— have been no great shakes with a coal I.dr. the War. alerting In profuamo M When my eyes rested co that treasurc I scuttle on bsr head, and Ganymede _T«A r--' *«M «• “k* °r ! eie re«,nia^myo<»n>eo>n«. swooned. When recollection recalled would not have been stolen had she worn bim-tr; mu> «• >!*«*■ HAKBOS aBCTH, I Dot ask for George, nr his wife as tonte » ahaker. The polyglot edition of a only as a bind of spool on whicht» rsal UtaY—I. -1,d Xb^r garment, told too pi-mly that me to the reality, the loeket Uy on the intcurr 005**“™' Conestoga wagon, which has recently table, and lhe soldier wm gonethe fell destroy er hnd entered this humOf a truth, sir. mine hta bejo a life made its appearance, it is worn than • ble dwelling •lolen of lho Ils only redeatnina feature it rfwrro.. My fo<b«r dfod nf woend. either. CsHfora n Block, Slate Blroet. Haitinga, Mieb. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, MAChcmlcals, Paints, Oils, CamH phene. Burning Fluid, D. C. HAWLEY, u«m8» ^isttllann. . GROCERIES! A PATENT MEDICINES (KEHE^IP. IPCIE (DASH A B R »W-te «teu U> te “*•*“ •nd *° ^e^XV.3^^ a°h waa a Tory difficult leak for mo, but noIt^M ibe b.Ul. of Undrt - ^'‘’“X-r^dl“S >-“•> the top of the bead. COCNTY ACCOUNTS. Jf hi. ooonwr. . moHBw to Doet r~ te impwtiwn. �HA8TDHB BAMTCB. wwsttr WAR NEWS !! be delayed. Dxab ta type Latxx.—i ** ,i*J' VrlMlUl StnlM, Havtxo W THU, CHOrtM OUM cotrasx, Lusk, do;L J. Winegarden, dojcorporal CLas. ft Cock, wounded in foot, ampu­ tated ;C. Emmett Cole, killed; G. ( Gen. Buller, at New Orleans, seems C. Rathbon, do; Herman W tnderlich, do; ‘to be the right man in the right place.— Wm. Demood, wounded severely; John order and crush oqt rebellion. Dowel, Head, slightly; His sue- slightly ; corporal cess seems to bo just in proportion to Prominent rebels do not John Wagoner, arm seriously; 2d Lieut A. D. Bates, hip seriously ; 1st Lieut J. and D. Sumtier, chest, seriously ; Sergt J. wo! to him whois entrapped. That poor F. Mead, mouth and throat, slavery-begrimmed and treason-besotted seriously, luck to fall trader lhe ban of Butler’s displeasure, and with abundant proof of “Staxd sr ths Admixistratiox,” says treason, he is sent North and finds a Senator Svmxbk, and Poor Soule ! boards, all over the country, “Stand by May the A dmlnistration!” - Well, this is all such be the fate of all traitors, to lhe end well enough so far as it goes; but as for of time. Gen. Butler, some time since, issued an ourself, we propose to use our feeble in­ fluence, toward making and keeping the order to tho banks of New Orleans to re­ Administration worthy of being sustained. sume payment by a certain date. This or entirety above the influence of public opin­ and that one, the Bank of Louisiana, ion. through lie directors thought fit to address The ruler who ignores public sentiment, intentions bcl in a country like ours, Is at best, claiming it as an impossibility to comply despot. with bis order and asking a oommisson to but a Instead of giving a blind sup­ port to our rulers, our duty lies, in for­ the bank &c. cing them, if need be, into a position Gen. Butler replied that he had nothing worthy the support of every true citizen. to do with tbeir intentions or lhe con­ dition of their bank only so far as the in- Gxskral Fkkmoxt has resigned his teresta ofthe United States is concerned, and the General Were it otherwise, Republican In­ stitutions would bo only such in name.— a string of resolutions to the General, command in the Shenandoah valley. closed by saying that has done right. “The directors of the Bank of Louisiana have all seen General Order-No. 30, and have acted upon it as a corporation. So He If his services are not appreciated by the ..powers that be,” ho should stand out of the way of others.— This be bss dune, and nothing more. If your note sbowe. They will now advise themselves whether they will act in accordance with its requirements upon their corporate and individual peril, and inform me within jix hottrt after the receipt of Ihit of their the army is not that we have too few determination.” Major Generals, but that wo have too What was an was now, by impossibility before, the refractory Directors, It appears that Butler jokes sometimes, and in a manner rather practical in its A gentleman where to find him. The trouble with This was one great cause of fail­ many. ure in the Shenandoah valley. cause of thnt failure is that considered practicable. way. his services are essential in putting down the rebellion, the Government will know volunleert are expected to Another Generals nf win victories w i tbout soldiers._________________ applied to him, Battie at fUchasoad. Gen. But ler replied that he had nothing to do with It; but if the man was not actually employed by some officer or soldier, he Richmond. The General took Going to lhe hospital, he succeeded, ik General Hvrrxtt.—It will be remem­ bered that our disgraceful James Island, is General defeat on Hu nter’s first real battle since the war commenced. after some difficulty, jn passing the sen­ tinels, and found Dr. Smith in a remote jgy“ Among the incidents of tho cru­ ward^ttenidng a patient. The doctor took elty of the rebels is that of the burning the order,read it,loqked at the bearer,then alive by them of a negro, lying ill of at tho order, and reflected that, queer as the small pox in one of the military hos­ it looked, the 'General might have rea­ pitals at Front Royal. sons for his command. was burned, with the man, on So he ordered The the slave-hunter into the street. man attempted to explain. “My orders by the collar, dragged him along the passages, and landed him in the gutter outride in a twinkling, telling the sentry to stick him if he didn't leave. The irate F. F. shook his cane at the building, swore some, and started for headquarters, where an explanation ensued ; but by the time be got the matter straightened out, Great Salt Lake City, June 10. A baud of persons numbering 1,000 men, women and children, under ' dersbip of one Morris, who earth, and Prophet Moses formed a settlement y miles north rous of this city, and milled nu » vldepredations for tiieir refused to cinity. rd to supply leving in sup ir number, distbeir lion, nttem the fugitive vassal bad disappeared and It is suspected that tbb “joke” was not entirely acct, den all. The news from James Island, near Charleston, although meagre, is of an exciting character and well calculated to fill many hearts in this vicinity with deep solicitude. Ic appear s that sn attack was of that Island. lhe defenses of the ene­ my were stronger than was supposM, and three suooMaive attacks in front, ami one by an attempted flank proved ineffectual. the 24th of May.__________ ______ are to pul you out, and out you go," . said the doctor, and he seised the victim was not to be found. The hospital movement The Michigan Eighth, asd several New York regiments tbeir ineffectual chargee. were After being repeatedly thrown forward, and aa often ie.fJustice beat corpus wrs Kinney, but was treated with contempt, gnfficieut time having elapsed for the production of lhe prisoners, a second writ Sggeiher with an order for the arrest of ntempt, and for the arrest s of the gang, for false Imof ( . was issued. For the execu­ tion o^thesc a posse of two hundred snd fifty infantry and artillery were ordered out on thellthby acting Gov. Fuller. Morris and. mm were found strongly in­ trenched and thoroughly armed. Fight­ ing ensued. Two of the Marshal’s posse blend, a little German RumII touching General Butler's woman order. U witf probably ba treated as the note from lhe same quarter remunstaUng th“ S DR. ROBACKS TO BE EICEUIQ JE^egizla^or- 'Wve.^e, ‘Bx.XXt** question. New York, June 27. Halifax, June 24. The Arabia, from Liverpool on the morning of the 14tb. and Queenstown the 15tb, arrived this morning. Great Beftaih.—In the Houae of Commons, in answer tn our Inquiry from Mr. Clay relative to interferences of the United States cruisers with British ves­ sels, and particularly in regard to lhe case of the steamer Circassian, raptured in neutral waters, Mr. Lnyard Mid that ha oould not give .a direct answer at present. The case of the Circassian being under consideration in Lhe House nf Lords, Earl Cnrnavan naked whether govern­ ment had protested against Gen. Butler’s proclamation, relative to Ute ladies of Earl RiiMell said the government hrui no information in regard tn lhe action of the United States government, in lhu*way of approval or disapproval? For bis own part, be hoped the United States government would, for its own sake, re­ fute its sanction to it, and disavow it. In the House of Commons on the 13th Lord Palmcrstou said in answer to a qpeslion, that no communication had been re­ ceived from the French,government on the subject of med ~ America, in *-----and the British go ent had no intention mediation. at present Lord rston thought no man Gen. Butler’s proclamation could feelings of the deepest iudignaCheers.] It was a proclamation he did not scruple to attach the epithet of infamous. The Paris papers say that the approach­ ing visit of Count Persigny to London is exclusively political, and it is expected be will submit to English Cabinet, pri­ vate views of the Etneror relative to a joint mediation in America. . The Paris Payt aaya the Patrie has gone too far in Its statements relative to mediation. The Daily Newt argues against inter­ ference with America, and contends ihftt England has good reasons for not wishing to ace carried out the intervention policy of Napoleon. It is estimated that the ooltnn thronghnot England on the first of. June, was 428,000 bales against 1 ,<45,000 al tbe were killed. On the 15th the rebels pre­ tended to surrender, but resisted an ar­ rest as soon bs the attacking party ap­ proached. la a hand to hand fight, Mor­ From the Pacific. . ris was killed and another leader was mor­ San Francisco, Juna 10. tally wounded. Tho rebels were finally Oregon dates of the 6th have t>een re. overcome. Several women and children were killed during the siege, lhe Morris- eeived. The State election took place on tho second. But two tickets ran, of safety. Prisoners captured number namely—Fusion of Douglas Democrats 147. They wUl be brought before court and Republicans, called Union ticket, and Breckinridge ticket, railed the Regular to-morrow. ______ Democratic. The entire Union ticket. Good.—The Toledo Commercial gives the faU»wiog( “Ute other ! cold steel twice, and were each .time TATfi 07 atone blockade question wsa treated. Berry repulsed from the fact that lhe regiments Aa order has been issued by U>«> Adsent to reinforce titem did not do their forced to give way before the invincible jutanl General, henceforth Pp^^/g duly. Fort Johnson had .eight angles courage of our men. During the day furloughs to ba giveu to oaluted stiltlheii and is protected by rifle pits so that on evervthing indicated a general engage­ three sides they have a ernes fire of in­ ment, but the enemy for some reason or fantry. and as fast as our men mounted other backed «t of it The troupe all . New York. J«~ SS. lhe 'Fort they were picked off. The fought as gallantly as ever. I.U« The loss on our side will be shout -00 8th suffered severely, having loei one Wlhe hfibt o" the 25lh’ I A m«ng lhe wonud- RitTcfcd. sap that WednradAy. June third of-our whole force, and over one- killed and wounded. ' half of the officers engaged. Our total ed is Col. Morrison, volunteer Aid to was Thereupon it u „ signalized ngnoliMd by another «oolbrr glonoos ,loriom Iocs is some 208 out of some 500 who Gen. Palmer, wounded in the hand. The _ , belwr«nlbo U.itJO troop, .nd enemy ’ s loss is not known, but It ia bey went into the fight Fifteen officers tb® Swl.ln lb« were killed and wunnded—nine killed lieved it equals oura. / ——— — --­ rirtorioor About «00 oor m«> on ■II Diner pwwua and six wounded. Among the killed Tho camp ofthe rebels in front ofybn- th.t d.y -C0.OWW1 ■* are CapL Guild, Co. A; Church, Co. D ; nernl Hooker was captured, and ip' now tbr robrl Capt. Pratt, Co. B; Lieutenant Cottrell occupied by bis troops. F.ir O»k« .mrSror. lh.m b.ek » Cooedy. Co. E; 1st Lieut. Donahue, Co. The ground fought for w By .>m.rk.bl. M.bior •• rr>ln,m.h •ire notice to teaneraoes tatamtad tn aateaatataB; and Lieut. Smith Co. G Among the with thick underbrush, beyu <-l^l the ground plied M •<”" •• wounded arc Captains Ely and Doyle; an open country. . obl.mud <.l H .ltd thrtl .. i r Lieuta. Belcher, Brown and Hutchinson. The woods lotervenj _hru tbeorror •»« .ln«4. •» ^odrrMaj. Watson had a horse shot fnim un­ troops and the enemy stood, our gallant lads went at It agsln, der him, and was wounded by the fall. suit of our artillery ing and corrected the mistake, and mainLieut. Cottrell was cut clear jn twain by Two Napoleon 12 under . talned our position there at night. But by a chain shot, while mounting the par­ Dcrnwer, succcc cuing through little artillery was employed, and the apet ot the Fort. Of the list in Co, F the swamp duri evening, and did equalities are therefore not ”• nnmeroue I caii give no particulars. I have sued oxccllcnt ______________ —• . An effort of the ene­ service. aa might be supposed from the duration In vain to be released from my post here, my to capture it, resulted in their being of the fight. As the artillery that was nnd to join my Company. 1 am in bones driven hack with severe losv. used'wns mostly num. the enemy’fi loss to get the details in a day or two, when The result ol to-day is highly impor­ is doubtless considerably heavier. Ours I will send full particulars. tent to the health ofthe army, as but lit will perImps reach 80 killed and less Most all condemn the movement as tie mure ground has got to be gained to than 200 wounded. ," being fool hardy Im-the extreme-, by plnce our troops beyond the swamp. The Timet, lettctraya the estimate of lhe very best advices, the rebels are said Gen. McClellan was present the whole our loss given in rhe telegraphic report to to bnve 25 000 men while our present day, superintending all movements. the associated Press w ill be fimnd much force numbars nnt over one hnlf that -, W ashingtoo, June 20. below the mark. It i« alight, consider and thus tojtry to take a battery by cold The rumors fram New York of con­ ing the amount of fighting done and thsteel when we have plenty of heavy siege guns by which the enemy could be forced templated changes in the Cabinet are result ncoimplished, nut it cannot full back, is utter foil v. 675 i s our total Ipsa not believed In any quarter, and ar<r$sn. below 500. nnd it may be nearer 1,000; in killed wounded and missing, ar.d many orally regarded us mere speculations, probably 600 or 700. of our dead were left on the field. Gen. from the fact that the President’s visit to New York, lune 80. Benham ordered a third charge, hut Gen j Gen. Scott was on business, the military . The Tribune has issued an extra, dated Stephana, who was in command, refused ! bearing of which has only been conjee Battle Fjdd, giving "D account <»f tw to obey. All bail to bis belterjudgement. ; Hired. DIGESTITT ORQM. days’desperate fighting. A company •■fl Col. Morrow, Chief of Gen. HuntefsetafT, Washington, June 26. Buektails was surrounded and captured told me tp-Dight. thnt it would be utterly The Trihune't special correspondent during the retreat of mtr right wIng.— impossible to hold Ft. Johnson if taken, says: We have excellent authority for Over one hundred and twenty five thous­ from the fact that right in its rear is an­ arc \xoX o’WrvsA Xo X\ii 'fa\>Vie saying that evidence already taken before and man * ere engaged. --------, other fort covering it and that back of the Judiciary Committee of the House Thursday, ahm,t noon, lhe enemy made -- A -\«Avca\ix luXvica. uwkk tha^s still a third fort And that the in the case of Ben Wood, is stronger than auattnek upon Gen. Stuneman’a forces eU.CC cAX. only feasable plan is lo reduce (hose forts that which expelled Senator Bright, and in the vicinity of Hanover Qrart House Kft \\.eA.r XwfidtCOin succession, with oar heavy siege guns. that Wood’s expulsion from tho House pn.b.1.1, «>r th. porpne orwnmpIMiaatuX-a Hundreds of as bravo fellows as ever is certain, Others, however, apeak less mg an outflanking move on the right. . “ • trod lhe soil, sacrificed to the rnploch of and tn engage our atteulion in that di-1 bad generalship. How it sickens lhe positive. bill to carry Into effect the recent rection. heart to think of it. The friends of com­ rade treaty with Great Britain, Ab<>ut 2 P. M. the enemy’s infantry ' । pany F, must hope for the best. Our passed the Senate to-day with only nnd squadrons of cavalry creased the | loss may bo slight. May God speed the kuvb, So* a \maxw. litfir negative votes—cast by Carlile, Ken- Chickahominy in immense force, 'a ah«»ri right, p” - anon. Mure y, Powell nnd Saulsbury—creates distance above the Virginia Central Rail- |wwwk \xc<Cke4 a<t ariuU oS, Capt. N. If. W ALSSIDOK, three Judges with a salary nt 62,500 road, making a rapid advance t<>wardw SX.o\xka.e\x "Wt-Xteva, Comanding Camp 8th Mich. V each, and three 'arbitrators. The bill Gen. McCall's division, down at lhe rear 1takcAx \ceo\iXY will pass die House under the previous of Mechanicsville, on a low mar»ln । Our news also leaves the inpression that the rebels were about re­ In official form, to Dr. Smith, “Turn this man into the street’’ Fort with nnothcr.great battle has been fought near newing the fight. From the accounts should be turned out of? lhe hospital.— During the conversation^.Gen. Buller’s' given of the ground gained by the enemy, arc should consider it a most dubious Secretary was out of lhe room. Qd en­ victory for us. If the fight was continued tering, Gon. Butler turned to mm and on Saturday and Sunday, as is generally said : “Fill up an order directing Sur supposed, we have yet to learn of the geon General Smith to turn this man out final result. . of lhe hospital." The Secretary wrote, the order and signed it without reading They With with the the 79th 79th TK<>» New York charged cs the FROM EI BOPE. stating that bis body servant was loafing about the General Hospital. “F“ on"the lAth 16th in«t inst. nn Geo. Uuoker « oine pdook lW. mon>Io, bi. dhW™. -i,h 1‘« ”•* of oc«»pyino< • oew poeiuon. The re­ suit was that hia troops met with a deter mined resistance from the enemy, which lasted until 4 P. M., but the rebels were STOMACH Governments, like individuals, are not derwas obeyed by til the banks save one, examine into the affairs of straightway the echo comas from hundreds of sounding­ irons are his Jewells and the relentless setting forth tbeir good serioualy; corporal Jas. McClellan, knee and elbow, Frenchman, Pierre soule, has had the ill- hemp awaits bis graceless nock. thigh, wound; Abram Guntrip, hand, slightly ; eujoy much quiet in-which to plot treason. lodgment in Fort Warren. Morgan, seriously ; Daniel McKenzie, thigh flesh jiis earnestness, and order is fast coming Tbeir unreal is not without cause; John Edgar Nye, Jum25. P. M. The Michigan Sth suffered badly tn an in this county: J. B. I*™,*, ml-hv, Wm. 0. ’ . _ Barrett, missing ; 8. D. Qobb, do; Geo. niiin.—Abraham Lincoln. McClelland Headquarters, | a line relative to our forces here. casualties in Co. F^hidt was recruited pot of chaos. Baxkxx—It b is elected by nearly 3,000 majority, ma­ king the relative vote about two to one for Unioo. Addison C. Gibbs, Govornor riect, i> a Douglas Democrat, wlyi from Central New and. a\ a save ground, to where our fortes were drawii up twhind rille pits and earth- v«»rk*. <m '■ cj KilioiLa Fever, Fever and J±^ner Liver Coinplaint, The steamer Philadelphia, from Beau­ aii eminence, on lhe nortlrariy side «»f lhe _. »«.. s uuu .. u»k ,the uo J ravine, where the conflict became mo»t fort, and Ericsson, from Key West IBlb. Port Kov«l SSa. .rriv«). Th- ! terribfa. Tb. relol., wllhll- m.«i J.­ — • •brings • — Ericsson 181 passengers, ... including Gen. Benham nnd staff, and 07 soldiers wounded in the laic engagement «n Jntnes Island near Charleston. The United States troops under Benham tnada an attack al 4 o'clock on the morning nf the 10th, end• were repulsed after four hour'* r*. I _ < a 1lints nf 068 killed, , hard fightinc. with termined courage, then attempted V* press forward, over miry ground, but the bullets and grape shot fell among them like hail, mu* ing them down. This Janndioe, continued till dark, when they withdrew. Kidney CoYnplednie, The cannonading w«« kept up <m» ImiIi -•• • • p M . when i 1 •i{,r" untJ* about 0 n’dn UVkA (xW. CUftCWkCft °S«P Ithe tin ■>.. I I I aa ceased. IOur k.. battle furera covered , ' lav watwre. wounded and missing. The Michigan bv their earthworks and suffered but I , 8lh bad but 250 men left at roll call.— slightly. Later in the afternoon the enemy made I the New York 70th suffered severely.— AlwiuVone Gun : arc, co\yi\uo%cA. o$ ran axA The Union troops wernohlPfrcd to retreat a charge with cavalry. under cover of the gunboats. The ac­ Ured «»f* them camo rushing down and nt I1-1 vooX.% awA. WAjx, count of lhe battle on James Island cop ! tempted to cross the ravine, when the ’ vAvteYt, uxakx XViavu pied from lhe Charleston papers are cor- horses became mired. A squadron of our cavalry seeing tbeir position, nfade jecL a charge down the hill, when the cavalry Charleston. Junn 25. men abandoned tbeir horses and fled. " All qttielou James Island to-dny. The The infantry fight was then renewed, gunboals yesterday shelled a dctatch. and continued until about 7 o'clock A. M. ment of the Marion Artillery posted on when a retreat was onlrred, wry much John’s Island and forced them to retire. against the will of the Peonaylvania Middletown Va^ Juno 27. । buys, who begged to be allowed to hold, ’ Gen. Fremont having been superseded their position. The outer forces then be • in command of this Department by the gan to fall back. Porter’s corps wve ciders appointing Gen. Pope, his inferior some distance below Dr. Gainse’s rcei> in rank. pv«r the army of Virginia, and dcnce. / having asked and been refused leave of Of the next day’s jwttle the onrreeponX\xt\\oo» maxi. ixiaiXM. absence, has, nt his own request, been re­ dent says the cannonading and muskvlrv XSoeXor'* "BiW*. lieved from duly. The command is turn­ was terrific. ed over to Brigadier General Schenck, the Duryea’s gallant Zouaves were lying next highest in rank, by order «>f the Pres­ upon lhe ground for hours while ident. General Fremont leaves to-mor­ our batteries were shelling the w.nds row for New York. Many of his officers over them. Finally inward night the will go with him. His resignation is not enemy at tempted'to break lhe center <vr«- X\ve vue\v vAcrn'w So\oxc, generally known in camp. txxxA line of Duryea’s Zouaves The musket ry firing became terriffic. lasting 20 ot Washington, June 26. 30 minutes. Shortly after an attempt A dispatch received at the War De­ was made to break through the riuht partment this afternoon, from Gen. Me which was rrpnlaed and half an b«>«r Clellan, states that the affair of yesterday later another Attempt was made on lhe was perfectly successful, that we h<>l<J left with (he same result. The battle vcw-uj.o'rc-Xc. Vm, uxak ortxA the new picket line undisturbed, ana had been raging for some hours with­ &c\n\\X.CkXeA. that all is very quiet on the banka of the out any apparent change or advantage vrn Chickahominy. either side. Reinforcements of artillery VW. AUtaoeV* The forces under Major General Fre ana infantry then camo steadily alone mont. Banks nnd McDowell have been over tho bridge to the field of battle.— consolidated into one army, called the The enemy then seamed to make their ikv\\>c army ol Virginia, and Major General t“* twJ drtcrlnlMd aX«uZ JeXuX'8 -------- iirvr-21. Pope has been especially assigned by the came uume rw.r r«nnn( our n>«n iBto j,, |„w . President to the chief command. gr..<md Ui™ .fc. Ull Bnd The forces under Fremont constitute wh.rr th., >,,.13 fc.vt jM ]„•. Mt. , -------- wcti Biauguier«j the first army corps, and are to be comlk\" J — iUfort. /. ■ } o.uld . _ t. ■ » ---- — by ti*nn t™. r.F of ihoomod, U» mahded by him. < • h.>. WOMOd U>M |,lw _ ------- •— —•'<’> narrow oriage.— . 7*50 forces under Gen. Banks consti­ , Wagons, Waaona artillery, artlllurv smbulsnoes _____ and men <VCtA\\X tute the second army corps, and ‘ire to be commanded by him. The forces un­ derGen. McDowell constitute the third strong guard was placed across the i kUftAUXn.WUft'KV, tXc., army corps, and are to be commanded A><L_ __ . .. 1 — ___ •_ • . • by him. McCall’s Division, 16,000 strong, „ r main nospiuu 4 cosooeiMts a jao-ttm* mil. from lU rl,„ Ttim. K 0*. rh. Uba a hich formed a part of McDowells corps TKxewe, 'WxXX.t’ts ■WxvAxX.x^ 'Vo’tvtc. "Dt ftXovwwcXv 'Bx.XXtte. o-n tw \voor «\aw\ VniKit ftXox’vxo.cXx ftX.oxxxo.c\x 'BxXXexe. ft\ovu<xc.\\ fttowxaeXv Wx-Vtera m has readied McClellan by water, and another division la to fotlnw immediately also operate agrinat the enemy at Rich, mnnd. Besides MoCaH’s Division. GeoMcCldlan fans received other reinforce menu to the amount of several tbouas since lhe battle of Fair Oaks. Washington, June 27. «m. ow u» bill Kri|>lw) -M i. u-ax a •“ untar. .AouU U.di» FOB SALE BY' �wcri<.:,e. But to J4C !)•«>•’ n«cl mu- IFAito.— .'HichlfaM Ceatral Railroad. beauties of the clave »ystern. Commodore Footo toft Cleveland on Monday last for the East, he having teen BolWr. “LOW PRICES” “ granted a further release from dnty, for a period of threu months. The Commo, dore la still suffering from the woond be D*y Bx ULO Ik. I u>r tblug Jt* UMd" received in tte attack upon Fort Donal* •op, Tenn., ho being still ckhtc —IXQCT11 0J- GRANT& SPAULDING unable to get "OXLY INFALLIBLE around without the teip of hia crutches. SPECIAL REMEDY ‘ KNeWN." NOTICES EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF oflJtuliug* Lodge *re hold at M.sou- <3T“ The Chicago Presbytery, in aea•ton at Kankakee, have formally •fore every fall moon. to depose (he Rev. VERMIN voted Fetter ’ Chlniquy from all the functions of the gospel min­ Wool.—The amount of wool bought istry, Ute charge in this market this nefiuon will not vary much from forty thousand <bnv been bought at prices pounds, vary ing from Thk Demand for Troops.—The new demand fur troops is th ns explained by n Washington correspondent of tho £ventuff jp<ul: ‘'The demand for more troops that cornea from every General command­ ing a Department, with the exception uf Halleck, convinces the government that forty to forty-nine and three fourths cents. Without the exact figtires we styuld think the average price paid would reach forty-five cents give per pound. snug little sum the This will of eighteen thousand dollars paid out for this article Those'preparations (unlike ail.otbers) are "Free from Polson*.” "Kot dangerous to tho Human Family.** , reason of this, Is, that I practical experience, from the mouths of ■ Come and See !! In considering the importance of the wool To the People OFTHE CN1TED STATES!! bered that Marshal. .Knlarunxoo, Battle Creek and Ada, and on the South, 'Lowell, and Saranac, on the North, all draw largely from us on account of their IX the mouth dT December. 1838, the undersign­ ed for the first time offered for sale to the publie. Dr. J. Bovee Dods* Imperial Wine Bitters and in this short per'od they have given'such contiguity to our territory and transpor­ established article. tation facilities. The amount of bodily and JUST RECEIVED f»w~U anxious to make known to bls fellow suffrret* the mrsas of cure. To all who desire it, he will send of lhe pre­ scription need.(free of charge) with lhe direction* for preparing the same, which they will find a have been made for » celebration of the I trial of corning Fourth, in this village. But i such ts lhe awe, and we may expect that DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ mnny <>f our citizens will go away from Imperial Wine Bitters!! tbia anniversary. It ia Prize Peetry. general Debility,and tor Punfring and Enriching the Bloop. are’ abeolntely unsurpassed by any such nags aa tbeir owners are willing to pay an entrance fee for. and apend ^teir time upoh the uncertain prospect of win­ ning fifty dollars. HOUSEKEEPERS—troubled with ana 11 a w* uv", «o ww wvw.-« - .. tried poisons, but thrr effected nothing; but ‘Coe tas's* article knock* the breath out of Raia, Mice Roaches, and Bed-bugs, quicker than we can wnteiT H is in greatdemand all over the cosntry—MrJiaa (0.) GvttU. itself ia of a very superior quality, being about one- third stronger than other wines; wanning and invigorating the whole aystem from the bead This kind of sport ty offerred to witness it CxLEBRATiow AT JoBjrrrowM.— We nrc much gratified tn notice that our friends Fourth of July pass, without n» In two «erk. “Coaler's” “Costar’s” Bed bug Exterminator. “CostarV’ “Custar’s” Electric Powder for Insecta.Atc. in fitting ceremoniea, in honor of lhe dny INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Wool! . Wool ’ ties. and which to-day is striking terrible OI inc uri i i.ii. c; all cases requiring a Tonic blows, to parry the fratricidal thrusts of Dr. Dods’ Cekbarted Wine Bitters TUE PLACE TO GET WOOL CABBED, CAUTION !!! Tn prevent the public being imposed upon by 5/*riro* and ffigWy AraicfoM /miiatioa-. a new label ha* been prepared, bearing a faetimilt of lhe Proprietor'*jdpaiure. Examine each box.bottl*. orfia*k carefully before purchasing, and take nothing but “Custar’*.” For Sore Throat, so cummouaxnong the Clergy Il is well to remember that day, whose they arc truly i aiuable. Or ta get (lute Dressed, ■ ■ /or the aged and infirm, and for persona of a Is at the New Woolen Factory of dangers find whose duties and responsibili­ weak constitution—lor Minister* of the Gospel, Lawyer* and all public speaker* — for Book-Keep ­ ties were but the first parallel of redouts, er*. Tailors, Seamstresses, Artist*. and aH per­ nr HASTINGS, MICH. whose second, in face of the foe. ia to be son* leading a sedentary life, they will prsve Our machinery I* new. and in lhe best order, truly beneficial. , , erected in this, our day of trial. As a beverage, they are wholesome, innocent We hare not received the “older of and dellclou* to the taste. They produce the exbilsraling effect* of brandy or wine without exercise* from our friends in Johnstown, intoxicating; and ar* a valuable remedy for per­ the highest market price IN CASH sons addicted io the use of excessive strong but can assure all who contemplate at-, drink, snd who wish to refrain from it. They tending, that our Triads there know bow are pure aodeuurely fr^ from the noison* cuuUinki in the adulterated Wine* and Liquor* with Hostings, May 12,1842. these things are done. Frame Allks which the country is flooded. These Bitter* nut only CLRE but PREVENT Esq. of Ibis village delivers tte oration. TOT CONFESSIONS AND EXPpUEMCE OF 1 A SUFFERER.—Published a* a warning, and for tbeestiecial benefit of Young Men, sod those who sutler with nervou* Debility.Loa* of Memory C.xtisxstal Momtult.—Wc arc in Premature Decay, ke., Ac., Ac., hr one who ha* Children and infant* w’ith impunity, receipt «>f this favorite monthly for July. himaelf by aunple mean*, aftar being put Pby.iman*. Clergymen, and temperance advo­ cure«l . _______ — — J I.. ...n■ a thrn.irn tha The literary character of this magw»e cate*, m an act of humanity, should a*ei*t »n use of wortbleas medicines prescribed tor learned spreading these truly valuable HITTERS oyer is ofthe first order, designed to interest the land, and thereby e-Muttally aid tn banishing Doctor*. Hiogle copies way be had of tho author C. A LAMBERT. Esq., Gresnpoinl, Loaglrisnd, and instruct the reader. Its pages Drunkenness snd Disease abound in history, romance, stories, wit and humor of the first order, and sound, sensible articles topics, upon political *}£?.■ ■ •!■ chance to gratify his peculiar taste.— R. Gillmo’ro. HO Tre­ Published by J. mont St, Boston. Terms—43,00 per mySlm2 A females. thus affording the literary epicure a good ■ The m»nv certificated which hsv* been tender­ ed to u». aid the letter* which we are daily receitlng. arv conclusive proof that among: lhe _ _ u.x— hare oiren a satisfaction Urgent calls arc now made upon ■pplT PH- J. BOVEE PODS’ operation on the Sabbath as well as tho other days of the week. £gf“The tax bill, independent of the of article*, occupies thirteen .columns of fine type in the New York » James R, A spinwell. Hogan A Allen, llafl. Bnekel * Co. Bill, Dixon A Co. L.. . Philadelphia, Pa. r. Doyl A Co. I Robert Shoemaker* Co. I. Fahenstoek k Co. | French, Richard* k oo. Ajrn OTU»«3. Bmi.., M»n. P'-po l™«» h“ X3T OtD FRIENDS JEL wn1!®® S’TA’TIBSo N». 478 BROADWAY, AT are now prepared te offsrtb.psbUca Stegnifeonl new scale full , ;tte MiBriBmppu" . DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ anrj’Xii-JAi mni irnxw our. .nd u^ultersted win*. Vice ■ny Pill before Hie public. Which we are anxious to eel!, and WILL SELL, JtoxMgMl O.L To Da. Hsaatca, Albany, N- «.—My >r:-l write this to inform nm of lhe Bor three rc*rv «»« >■»» ious clcrsugement of the »y»t«n. b-Hb. .bid. b..«>r J tgr- SOLD BT Unusually Low! Ac, included-Jo swear they have DM in any wey counseled pr aided the cauae nf the rebdHkw, pawed the Senate- lisle voted aye, ell no. Davla aye, »nd Your obedi-nt Mrvant.: — ..... 8.01 Mnaaanv. Oar Who does Pow­ ’’•°TON1C allegiance »l breakfast, per -~»"«Ua* BSVKRAGt PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE! I aurtoV. ROBERTS * STRIKER, Corn, O*u,Botur, Urt.Pork, &r decay for years. . KM breast. side sad-back, and Rheumatic „ vulcanite rubber bask. dinner and ~ploitatogo tt> chablis widpiheld a co hundred end fi Ad«ire BeaRtiftlTeeth! WILLIAM JONES. • nKBEL lAunva.—a. ———-■ • says that mon are aUlarge tn S^1® who bout that they can take the oath of - -­ OUR GOODS grovesteen President, K cent* ; iota, for one Dollar all warranted mane oi and to aland better than any *old for 8*0 or f ________ «r m.niihetura. We invito -f3jy“TMB ta*t «*R» kill, which requirea ofocers—Coegressmeo, Fill*. *nd aurgoeons in the Union, elegantly costed MADE HASTINGS, MICH <175 to S200, Snijar C<mtc4 The best Family CA- Clothing, 7 Octave Rosewood Piano, te™ Xuli be uMd every morning before Herrick's Stacks of GR0VE8TEEN a HALE,laving removed to their new wareroom*. Rich moulding cases, bW,k Prepared by Dr. J.C- AVER to», Lowell. Mass. DRY GOODS! Chicago, 111., St. Louin, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Loulivills, Ky., Clncinnoti, O., Pittsburgh, Pa. Buffalo. N. Y., will, in from two to eight days, remove rmpm. Blotches, Tea. FrteMtt. 8allowneM, and all impu­ rities and roughness of the .Skiu.leaviag the samo -9.M Is .l.nnM ha—clasr. CASH, divhMB, io p.omind of Ibo “AHO/ of AND CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND OFNTI.F.M EN. The subscriber will Mid'fr* of «__ ii —1_ <ha Rwina and direc- 8150 BEST PIANOS. 8160 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Barral,RiselyA Kitchen Bush. Gale k Robinson. M. Ward, Close A Co. MrKi.son k Robbins, D.*. Barnes k Cn. F. CJWstWACo. eencral itine disapprove of Patent Medicine*,yet OTlot ufisv. . r-pectabi. Pby-fa® I* Sripdl* Gw«r,l R~ecr>n. anlboUrax J G«.. GROCERIES Wholesale Agents In New York City. Shleffelin Bro'a A Co. B. A. Faheoatoek, Bull Greenpoint, Long Island, A. i. . Htrald. 1BDOT3 & S3®, Hr-*Wd Ifrrrywtore-by >y2lu>3 Imperial Wino Bitters lor powder, and the esUblfohment to in schedule We have every kind of goods, such as HARD-WARE! year, postage paid by the publisher*. the United States Arsenal at Watertown, rret-v.4 n.r «r"' laUUU. or KT. Laiis. wiUrei *t !•«■ * jMtvwUli aa rj Ua Jtitr.al iwwtih. liii».lenrylii<&r.ena»ee«y it rs**a; anal I l«re tiara «i*<ule»droa> Ox MaxirAcrraxo into a Goes Qcautt or CLOTH, i aule 0, T LAUMDt, U P. mea — no uinrnr ain*. blessed with IIbbuck** Filin. these bitters armed treason, conspiring tn take its life. rnuaroally rams “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, itc. Exterminator. engaging lic, which is the palladium of our liber­ WUh tt IRBODWKKD IPODJBS. Amid Rusina'* enows—and Afric'a sand Their wondrou* worki '* t paper* fill, cnloaa Pills, subject to lassitude and famine**, should be without them, ss they revivifying in their action. upon which was born the young Repub­ A larg* stock of Which we offer at the circulation, removing obstruction*, snd pro­ ducing a general warmth. They are also excel­ lent for Diseases end Weaknesses peculiar to of Johnstown do not prepose to let lhe CESX’ And Minstrels tune tbeir sweet guiUr, A nobler theme my Atari it fills— In praise of Hraaicx's matchless Pills. ha* its attractions for many who will of course avail themselves of lhe opportuni­ XS.’S. MORE GRAIN and provision* are destroyed anntiallv in Grant County bv rennin, than would pay for tnu* of thia Rat and Insect Killer.—LoacuX/r[Wix] /braid. . HENRY* R. COST AR-We are selling vour preparations rapidly Whtrever they bare boro used. Ruts, Mice. Roaches and Vermin disappear rapidly. Ecxas A Rrorvrxx. Md a for all horserace of the scrub order, ng the prescription will please rdR«r. EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg, King* Cbuntr, New York. 3KJ’SS?r..W.ShSa«K I Mtt rreurt ba* in.r laklnsymr r!»nM muslin.” FROM DIRECT THE Advertiser having been restored itancy in announcing that no preparations true hand bills are posted announcing =££.*£ HVAE fW to----- tho City Prisons and Station House* Focrth or Jolt.—We feel some bes- home, to apend WE Uieh will clip of this county, it must be remem­ community. Bi OHB LINE OF TRADE; "They arc the only fafoltlble remedies knows.* whether proceeding from sickness or from natur* ‘ ' " lion, and offkindred aiimsoU, inasmuch as we have not heretofore been con*idered a wool growing ©imrwwBTmw served popularity with all classsa. It baa been but a short time «iuoe these Remedies Were In­ troduced into our section of tho eountrv; yet Dr. Bnnpsn, Dr. Eobaek'* agent Ln this rises; In it is lime to muster all the troops that will offer into the service.” be considered well, alone; which may being “unmiuistertol and unchristian conduct." it —WE STILL— grant * SPAULDING Hntiag., M»y IS, )tai ruuerc, “on �rsouuu MDWAT8 W ^jrirxltml $tnu. <«WTfW’lfr TH TB H'* . RADWAY’S RENOVATING Glue. W»OiU IN THE WORLD. RESOLVENT tee tender __________ ;tuvoiu>' TO BBT fiUJl Ulna WORLD. Probate. 7T d.lyrariM handful of this mixture there will be a general thanksgiving. ng, fcr'owrtain ■tlminutreticn o WUX WirHBTAHD WATIR, IT WILL MEND labor compared with waiting till after the corn is up. You will heap the worms at a distance nnd start lhe coni earlier. IT WILL MEND LEATHER, year IfaraeM, Strap*, Bdu, Bart,, Ac IT WILL MEND GLASS. • Fossa of that .ipral*. mi Gta., u-.u, IT WILL MEND I WRY. MARRIED LADDS. '’’WaBAsmo through ashes, you will find the ftbor ot ___ , Ah, Ztekeu owe or chuaeWa Plouyman. C.hoaoata, ••< AM wMteataf «- taftiiasn^r^ Cultbrb ot thk Tomato.—A very aucceeaful method of culture of the toma­ to practiced last aeaaon by the writer, PBOBATROBDER-STk.'nOV MICHIGAN, may be d«w and useful to many of your readera; Whe the young planta la ready to transfer from the hot bed to tbe open ground, remove all tbe badaat the exile sndBB-lOOthi of Probata. of each feel, except tbe two upper ones ; In the natter of tho estate of Orvills Phelps, Dollars, (1941.68) and no proceedings haring thia can be eaaily and readily done with been* instituted In law or in equityJqr Um recov­ On reading and filing the petition, duly verified a sharp pointed splinter of hard wood, ery thereof. Notice Is thereforohwtby given, that of Duncan MbDonnal, praying, for certain reeoons by virtue of the statute and power of aale con ­ without injury to the plant. Transplant tained iu aaid mortgage, the premises therein thandu sot forth, that Gilbert Striker, aduuois._ ___ _r —re «... u_ ...tkna,«*A aoH carefully with a ball of earth into rich described, to wit: The north -east quarter (n eW ] •oil. and aa soon aa well established of section namber eight, (A) in township number one [I] north of range number deven [7] west, in pinch off all the lower leave*. Thua aaid county of Barry, and State of Michigan, ex­ ao^nce of a certai n contract alledncd ti made by Mid deceased in hia Ifc-llme. only two branches are formed, which cepting a strip of land twenty rod* wide off from grow with great vigor, and set a large amount of fruit which is of much larger size than that grown by the usual mode. Many of mine of the large smooth red the highest bidder, at the Court House in the vil­ variety, weighed over two pounds.— lage ol Hastings.'that being the place for holding the Circuit Coart in said Barry county,and Stale Gar&mer'i Chronicle. of Michigan, on the sixth day of September, A. D. prayer of th» petitioner should not be granted. And it fa farther ordered, that eaid poUUoner 1662, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. give notice to th* persons interested, in aaid Dated, May SO, 1942­ Clxaniso Milk Vksskls.—Milk has a estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the H. J. PERRIN A CO., hearing thereof, by causing a copy of thin order peculiar acid very easily formed, which JelltlS Assignees of Mortgage. to be published in the Hasting* Hanner, anewaSwssssT A Aixmx, Bttya. entirely lakes away that rich, sweet, fine flavor belonging to butler. A very little soured milk or cream on vessels rapidly MORTGAGE SALE. 8. C. PRINDLE, generates enough acid to take it away.— JelO Judge of Probate. EFAULT having been made is the condition To avoid this, great care is requisite.—■ of payment of a certain Indenture of MortB;s executed by Jams* S. Tuxbpry and his wife, Cleanliness only is not suffieiont, io hav­ nnah M. Texbury.of Baltimore, Barry county, ing the milk vessels well washed, but and state of Michigan, to Cyrus Mann, ot Tolland PBDB.iTX ORD EB.-STATE OF MICHIGAN. they must be carefully waslied in boiling county and state of Connecticut, dated the Stith Covxtt or Bammt, aa. At a session of the Probate Court for the coun­ hot water, and should be boiled in it also. day of December, A. D. i960, and recorded in the ty of Barry, holden at the Probate Office, in the But as the cream is very apt to stick, viHagu of Hastings, on Monday, the sixteenth even tn good washing, when the vessels at 6 o'clock P. M., in Book K. of Mortgages. I day1 of June, in the year one thousand eight on page 1, on which Mortgage there is claimed hundred and slxty-two. Present, Bhcrman^?. are boiled in water, some pearl ash or to be due at the date of thia notice, the sum of sev­ soda should be put in it, which destroys enteen hundred and nineteen dollars and twentyany acidity that may be about the ves­ one cents, [fiT It SI,] and no proceeding* in law CH’ equity haring been instituted for the recovery On reading and filing the petition, duly verified sels. They should then be well xunued. of Adam Elhott.Executor of the last Will sndTesNotice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue lament of said deceased, praying for certain rea­ ! have known tome good butter makers the statute, and a power Of sale contained in sons therein set forth, Inal be may be licensed who dispensed with the sunning when of said mortgage, the premise* described t lie rein, to to sell certain real estate in said petition described soda was used, but both are to be com­ wtt: Two-thirds of the north-east quarter, and for the purpose of paying the debts of aaid de­ k.tr.r «k. .M*k k.ir .rau.---- mended. ceased aud expenses of administration. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Tnesdar, the Sth 1.. I.l. I—L. t «__ How to hubt Woodchucks.—Per­ haps some of the boys will thank Mr. said county of Barry and State of Michigan, two George Slade, of Mendon, for this novel, hundred and eighty aerwa. [or so much thereof aa all other persons interested in said estate, are re quired to spear, at a session of said court, then-io and said to be successful, mode of bead­ wm aatiafr aaid debt and intereat and costa.] will ing woodchucks: “Take a turtle about be sold at public aactioa or vendue, to tbeliiKheat bidder, nt the north front door ofthe Court ifonec. >c prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. the size of your hand: bore a bole in the in the Village of I!aatinge, in said county of Barry, And it is further ordered that said Petitioner uf his shell, and ties string in it.— that being the* place for holding the circuit court aaidcoiintv, on Sat unlay the sixth day of Sep­ Then put on bis back near his tail,a small for tember, *_n. 1S62, at one o'clock, r.u. of that day. tbe beariag therrof, by enuring n copy of thia amount of sulphur with a little turpen­ Dated, May M, 18fil CYRUS MANN, order to be publiihod in the “Hastliig* H*nJvlIMfi Mortgage*. tine ; ignite the same, and bead the ani­ a" a .nc**pan«r, printed and circulating in Swsxxrr A Allk», Attys. eonnlr of Barry, for rix Aoc«**4ve weeka, mal down the bole. Impelled by the Immediately previous to aaid day of bearing. excitement in the rear, he diligently SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. MORTGAGE SALE. seeks the bottom. The woodchuck ter. (A tru* copy.) J«1S Judge of Frobate. ritied by the smell of sulphur and the flaming appearance of bis visitor, evacu­ Estate of William Cooney. ates tho premises, and is met at tho nne Barrett, of Rutland, Barry county and State RODATE Order.—State of Michigan. County of Barry, aa.—At a seaaion ofthe Pro­ mouth ofthe holo by the club of the of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,otMarshall,Calhoun county and state aforesaid, bearing date the second bate Court for lhe county of Barry, boldcn at lhe hunter. The turtle is then pulled out for day of December, A. D. 1M6, sad recorded fa the office ofthe Judge thereof, in Hantinga, on Mon­ another hunt. It is said the experiment office of the Register of Deeds, for said county day, the ICtl* day of June, one thousand eight of Barry, on the 4th day of December. A. D. I860, hundred and aixty-two. Present, Sherman C. Dever fails. Prindle, Jud ge of Probate. decked.mBl,er of lbe ®*tate uf William Cooney To Pakvkxt Flues vkom Tkasxxg claimed to be due, at the date of this notice, the sum of eight hundred and ninety-four and 67On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, Bombs.—Two or three small handfuls lOOths dollars, and no suit or proceedings in law of Solon Doud Administrator of eaid estate, pray­ of walnut leaves, upon which pour two or in equity having been instituted for the recovery ing for reason* therein set forth tbal ho mav be or three or more quarts of soft cold- wa­ thereof: Notice i* therefore hereby given that by licansedto sell certain real estate in aaid petition virtue of the statute, and a power of sale contained described for lhe puqioac of paying the debts ter ; let it fuse ono night, and pour the in said mortgage, the premises described therein, of said deceased and espensea ot Administration. whole next morning into a kettle, and let to wit.. .tee north-west quarter ef Motion No. Thereupon, it is ordered that Monday, the 2fltb k boil for a quarter of an hour. When tbirty-two, (3flTof township No. three (fl) north day of July, 186S, at ten o'clock in the’ forenoon, of range No. nine (9) west, in said Barry county ba assigned for the bearing of aaid petition, end cold it wilt be fit for use. No more is and Slate of Michigan, one hundred aud sixty that the heirs at law of said deecaved, and all required than to moisten with a sponge, acres, more or less, or so much thereof as will other persons interested in said estate are required aatisfr aaid mortgage with interest and costs, will appear at a smm*> of aaid Court, then to be and before the horse gnes out of the ata be sold at public auction or vendue, to the highest to bolden at the Probate 0ffice,in the village of Hasak«w If .MV u. -v_ .u_ Me, let ^>ose parte which is the most Ir­ bidder, al the Court Houm in the village of Has- , tiawa ritable be smeared over with the livuor, tings, that being the place for holding the Circuit Court in aaid county of Barry, and State of MichAnd it is farther ottered, that the petitioner wit i between and upon lhe ears, the neck, non the sixth day of September, A. D. 1M2. give notice io all person* interested in said estate io o'clock, P. M. of that day. th* lark, etc.' Not only the lady or of the pendancy of said petition, aud the bearing Dated, May 20,1M2. thereon, by causing a copy of this notice and gentleman who rides out for pleasure HORACE J. PERRIN A CO., order to be pnblidwd tn lhs "Hxvtingt Banner." will derive benefit from the leaves thus JeiltlS Assignees of Mortgage. a newspaper printed and circulating io said coun­ SwixxxT a Aludt, Attys. ty ofBarry, for six succcaaive weeks, immedi­ prepared, but the coachman, the wagoner, ately previous to said dny of hearing. and all others who use horses during the [A true copy.] SHERMAN C PRINDLE, CltANCBItY S4LE-H hot months. J®18 . Judge of Probate. easily repaired. " IT WILL MEND CHINA. «** LADIES ’ffS.VSTS' MORTGAGE SALE. In Casos of Cnaoxic Rmscmatm Gqrr. the Resolvent, taken, wUl te rIdwTvB ready resolvent sStattenal AeMH R‘lI« *lH *«•“** • •a®eff rigoroo* oflsrriM_ BILLI0D8 COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER- P A Bbtibo Homo.—Nino out of every ten horsemen start in tbeir seat whenever a burse shies, and then the horse la either by whip or spur driven up to the object Thia makes horses look at any singular object with more nervousness, for they expect a thrashing at the same moment. Tbe rider abuuld neither ahy himself, nor notice it in his horse; and far less punish him. Trt It.—One pound of green copperas dissolved in one quart of water will offeetMlty oonoBStrate and destroy tha foulest smells. For sick rooms, it may be placed under the beds iu anything that will bold water. TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court for lhe county of Barry—iu Chancery. Ctertrn £. £eu4,Complainant,) ....... . T*-. _ HFcreelosure.) Pkdlif) Leonard, DefeodanL ) S ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. It will Mend Butie, Coral. Lava, and in • fact everything but Metals. Ita nse*will speedily duliv’er the disabled and diseaae-stricken sufferer from A LIVING DEATH. Dm. 8. Sarwna. healthy condition. live CCU»a po, uv*, . • ■ .fry Urngg*ta^Jmb*Bta.^ office"^”' S3 John’s atcaot, New To ‘“••^WKaSSosr. BTrs.UK. thia and ita horrible train of concomitants, prevail in lhe tropical regions of ihe^outh. to a much great­ er and more maligupnt degree than io the North. In tact there is acareriy a family in ear of the South American Provinces tbsl Is free from gcrofuls, or its kindred diseases. It runs in the blood of all its people, and has become established as a constllutkiual Infinnlly, andhasbaBled tho skill of tbeir beat physicians. With knowledge of these facta Dr. RsnwaY was determined to test theRADw7Y’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT. R. QUESTION IL OF K. THE MILLION ANSWERED. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF crcaofland. HARMON SmFtH.* J Probste Court of u.d County, I .ball wpoL te TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Ctronit Court for the county of Barry. In chancery. , S for Radway'a Ready Resolvent.) in the treatment , ef Scrofula. Syphilta, Ulcers Tumors. Prolapsus ! Uteri, ElspbantaMS. Eryripclas, Sawt Anthony a Fire, fit. Vitu’e Dance. Fever sores, ail disease* of the skin, humors lupenor to ail known remedies in popular । cleansing syrup for PURIFYING THE BLOOD. Price 25 Cents per B«>ttle. appr.ach. At brat tho threatened Price 25 Cento [<r Buttle. trteoces a alight discomfort, thia is LU —-1- •* - -....I.. |H. .VUnl aud olfrer ,JU pu>ra> fellow in rapid Buyots. ]t u 1B tfrh condition Af tbe system TERMS CASH. way*a "Ready Relief will be found aB | adtmnidflHGon, either internally nr e the seat of pain indicates, will arrest the proKrM* HF* For Sale by all Droggietn and Rtorrkevpere generally throughout the country. of the threatened disease, and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or discomfort. JO1INK A CBO81.EY, If people, on the firat indication of umaaineaa (8ole Manufacturers.) or pain, cither alight or severe, would take a dose 78 WILLIAM STREET. of Badway'a Rredr Relief, not oaa thousand iu a wouldorer be troubled with sickness. Corner of Liberty Street. NEW YORK. WBKW THRKATXMKn WJTH Croup. Diptberia, laflaenxa. Sore Throat, Scar­ let Fever, Typhoid Fervr, Pneumonia, Billions Fever, Small Pox. Measles. Fever and Ague. Important to House Owners. Chills and Fever. Headache. Billions Cholic. DiImporant to Builders. Important tu-Railroad Companies. • Important to Fanners. To all vJtom tkia may conctru and it con eernt ncryb»dy. JOHNS & CROSLEY’S IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. “IT emit 80 MAMT DtBKAMtB. system. In tho odriy stages of Plblaia or. Con­ sumption. Fite, Scrofula, and in cases of sorehead, ulcers, tumors, backing cough, bronchitis,lheuse of Radway's Renovating Resolvent will extermin­ ate the transmitted disease form the system, and make (what lhe parents neglected,) a sound and CHRONIC DfSEASE. ceeded tn achieving, more in merely jilliaiing the sufleringa of the patient, which Redway's Ready Resolvent will positively eradicate, is that of Chrome Diseases that have invested the sys­ tem for years, such as chronic Rheumatism, Gout Scrofula, Dyspepsia. Syphilis, and diseases in­ duced by the injudicious use of calomel, mercury. Jninlnc. diseases ofthe Liver, Spleen, Gall, Blad­ en Kidneya, Spine, Ac., all of which diseases Rad way's Ready Resolvent will eradicate, and secure to the patient a new lease of life. BJCSiES*. «*.REDWAY'S RENOVATING RE ?°.LVS!TJ,.J,'n2 b?tUe- D°**' twice full, half an hour after each meal. Boldby druggista and merchants everywhere. IMPKOVKD OUTTA FKRCltA CEMENT ROOFING, trauBmiMion. from parent to child. This greet power we claim for RADWAT’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT; and we religiously declare that, if Redway's Renovating Resolvent is given wlieo ■vmr.lnama a. . w I n k..r. «a.1 -t.aaa.-a a aa *• -. t KKAOl RKUKF IT IS HUE AND WATER PROOF cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and ether fa rente bobyi of tbe profession. It u a well known fact that in ninety caseaout of one hundred, n*. matter what may be the name ..f the disease or condition of tbs patient, calomel forms the Im­ portant and most active agent of the prescription; and if lh» ..t lk. -I — .-. ____ i_r . buildings of all kinds, such as Facroaita, Focsa C* , ■, W uat io aIT c. he give* calomel. Thia 1a an ancient landmark ofUio profession, which no Innovation has been and MUST DURABLE BGOFING in use it U in WKlOIl PACTS. evert reupert A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER sad vx-Yi'-SS ‘h*‘ lke ®* ®f RAU TIME PROOF covering for ROOFS OF AU. WAY’S READY RELIEF will cure th* tick of certain dlaMsea: that it will .top pain in a few minutes after its application ; that it wilt protect the *V*teni a*>ain*l altoeka nf »1I __ No Heat is required in making application Ol Kao way a Ready Rehef. in any of,yy?*b *5me ®r ■W'® *«l ■ of deriving benefit from ita u*. IN MILITARY CAMPS. A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DB. RADWAY’S PILLS v The expense of applying it is but trifling, as aa ordinary Hoof can be covered and flatbed rt. smm Ilenn be applied by any one, and when finished forma a perfectly Fits 1’tooe mr/AM wilK L — ......I k- C0STIYENES3. LIVER COMPLAINT, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. KHS® or TBB S&S^srm.?^0^ vaca oi uiea little P I’l t'“.•W1®" P®w®r. for in each pill I* S±XtSd'nt"“ * l~lu‘ strength ana lite. GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, For Coating Metals of all Kinds when expooed to the Action of the Weather, AND UX8T0RB and Far Fnserrlsit »i< *«ulri>x Htlil Baaft ar all kMs. IN CASES OF «IS& w..Bd,.rv.u.; ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BREItRING pfrn audita Slii ‘tt.*** mlnuU** voo of pain sod ita contmted um cure yon of the’comnll£.L CHRONIC RHEUMATISM- ASTHMA \ R-h.re. firmly. forming a body eqnai to three costs much less, and will LAST THREE fifife AB LONG; and from ita elasticity ia not Injured by the contraction sod expansion of TIN or other METAL HOOFS, cou IT Will HOT CBiCt Uf coition BUK IS wan wuTttii, .xd sot.wikii orr. utarrnr ,xn other uetaj- Boon SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. irtwudapled for tbejirrs- of Michigan, an Monday, the 4& c of August, ittet ,» oweo’clocf. In the afternc llio following lands belonging to the aaid eats 8oolh W~‘ x *.. *ui Udi. Ed. ACUTE C RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS Are the only vegetable substitute for Calomel Mercury, Quinine, nnd their kindred / have ever been discovered, and the 01 JOSIAH BURGE. Zracirtor ______________ >18 COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. RAHWAY'S REGULATING PILL8, vegetable and coated formation Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Physicians jsnrZtT Owwil tbert (teMNurtovr. Balch a Drroa, Solicitor, for Complainant Dated at HaatiDgs, June », 10«. j«n CHANCERY SALE Price 25 Cents per Buttle. Price 25 Cent* per Buttle. Grenada, and STATE OF MICHIGAN, I Couwtt or Basay f In tb« matter of tha estate ofChariee C. Griffin IS SIX HOURS. deceased. NoUce is hereby given, that by virtue of A license granted to me, by lhe fating Pill*, will, tn th Probate Court ot said county of Uarrv. I shall Constipation or Coeto auwM*sy-,wu, IU a certain cause tnsrcin penning,, sell at public auction, ts the bigheet bidder, at wherein Charles E. Smith ia complaiuatat, and Phtlhp Leonard ia Defendant NoUce ia hereby given, that 1, the undersigned,Circuit Court Com* Monday the 4th day of August, Infix,st ten o’clock missioner, saand fo a the forenoon, the followiug described land*, sell at public auctio •aging to said deceased: The North East bidder, on the tweuti quarter (V) of tbe North East quarter (V) of section No. niuejfiJ in town thro* [8J North of the liver, bowels, pancreas, kidners, and all other rang* eight [8] West, and containing Forty acres to <• of land more or leaa, being In tbe County of Har­ ’ village aTHtoUajra. in »M etfahty, tbs 1«M* and ry and Stat, of Michigan.* DR. RADWAY'S PILLS. tenements described in the mortgage, act forth JAMES HATHAWAY, Administrator. Dated Hasting*, Jone 16, 18tt J*18 AS A SCIENTIHC PURGATIVE. In the matter of the estate of Martin C Borge, ita of the counts of Barer riM»ao>.r1 XOTtnrr ovum *10 00 a.yearaaved in every family by One Bottle of AMERICM CEMENrCLFE. We reply that Redway's Ready Relief chief and TN pursuance and by virtue of a Decree of the ± Circuit Coart for the County of Barry, In Chaneery, msde 'ou the sixteenth day of January. In South IT WILL MEND MARBLE. Thai ptee* knocked oat of your Marble Maa*.!, ex, be put on as strong aa aver. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN.. No matter If that broken Pitcher did not cost bui ashtUtog. a atetiiag aared 1a »hUlfaR rar ^4 IT WILL MEND ALABaStSl IB A GREAT LUNG AN D STOMACH REMKDT. Had Cough, Hacking and dry Cough, Mtchtog or Wrenching. Pains io the Side. Pain around the Haert abort.** of Breath. Hard Brestbing. D TfiAJWPLAjmca Coax.—With s comtnon trowel (or hotter, a curved trans­ Citing trowel) a man can readily trans­ stalks from the bills having a surplus, to those deficient, at the rate of forty-five hills an hour. By first going over the Eround and making a hole with k trowel I the places where a stalk is lacking, and- then lifting each surplus stalk with a kali oAgaxlh, the .com will hardly feel the change, and ninety-nine in every hundred plants will grow well, aa ne have prove# by actual trial. A move­ ment of the foot will suffice to fill up the hole loft ia a hill and to press down the transferred plant in its new position. WOOD. Bara your bratns Fsndture. im portant to keep a watchful guard upon tbeir charms. .-i.in-.--i-- B m*dk»t gum RADWAF8 PILLS PAIN.-PA IN.-PAIN. < u diKisjsvsa-cs— iSUBlSL, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-09.pdf fe41819637b000a48810f6285067b64f PDF Text Text I .MtamV tcWwM == VQiwnfcitiavbA weM HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, KlCtt,' I^W * Knows 13 PUBLISHED EVERt WEDNESDAY^ poor sufferer tainted underYMrpuin- P""**—• ~ a»d Mality. Eo«ll^n>*n. >0T* InrMMtoll^Me-. BoHUk k ■ ©rijiital Jortrj. • W. mwmioab great:skill.’’ *'• ' i' “Of course I will." Mid i, wtssdyIng Xh* *!•«. W.h«>fdt» aiperufirtrl Ai'-iW - »ub«Hlu.Bi isssrA litoral dtowuat. to yearly wdvmtaascw. Jhstingy’ ijiuiittss Jlrrtrtxrrn. GREAT mm I! A ebbadtntioa itoy rvpsdiatet rurgeon I’ Pray lead the Way, tnsdetn- | CSSp tibwlle." k * su'./kriM id Lw*-* »I»d ** I J ''“I^MnaiJjr *111 not furgel “Will monsieur, .fa* au kind M to take ' “l?ot very likely to, with assassipatiun my arm 1" . ., , Mon-ieur was so kind—monsieur . would have done almost anything b« had in pntspective,” -aid I. STORE!!! (biaf Roberts & Striker, -ASM.ERS I. all WUR.^4 Ttoir lifs-b-ng labor, by tbe I uh eafurcsd. ItsO’l ALL BY,- . ‘ Tya^^hlib^rrOT;^k^S*>8’’ •It kind ‘ Wm* t«v« eandnakciejRt^ RfifR C*HlywiaBly^i.3to|e*i (TtRALKRiu all kind I 'r Strtne and Wm.den anrtment.af Trnviainn*. been asked just then. Twenty paces urso brought wtoihs. step* of one of ths ports leading dow n M-. to tbe Seine. My fair unknown descend­ ed, and sodjj I wlthirdt asking wherfiire. If ahe had lamped into the water just then, probwldy I "bonld tmve jumped in artrr her. She didn’t though, and ibat proli*bly accounts fur tny not. being adn^wped doctor today. Well, as she and I reached the sttfr JUST RECEIVED “D-otigh. : ■ „ J tulluwwd my conductor down into the CtvW-WllR’.Bnd iB total .dsFkpge*, was led through a succession of long esc­ row passages, alternating with stairs, tbr Mme ua before—but not ending where 1 began—fi»r a duor woe at last-thrown vpeu, and i found myself Id a dark nar­ row street. ,. . ""I'biard'i iilgbt click behind me! and Bround wrt grrstly .urprlked to find mywtf standiwr nlone. beaMe’e duMYhggnd.rt^y fl Abbh.<wall ^wberw 1 AH elis i» aothins in eonaparinon! mend, aud wbkh be »IU *<n m iuucfa empk.ye^ with anbiti master builder*, and generally nr two b.i^e hiocka in cwflhW^-FwPrcth-i £ •U nMaerv instrocii<«s.” furnished den. IHs nun J-bw J«»Wb iqMS man, and beers...bin 4grt of.pie hard,' Besides this, e>>tne,. fifteen years ago a talented snd elegant y»m* efilr such a bea tfful creature—’txrn lbe b<»n<r, of a FrttfcMfleld English gentleman cU. HASTINGS ... ,ca^x,*«r»t) । Ainoaiwr ,1c dncMn^>ill bow btw luMiaiiiiytoRpsiffir ever ainoa la«*ripg my trienda. “Ot rhmw t will, Over High Prices, at the DRUG d KUOtlW >«) «b>u* ( Franklin Drlam.) UnrtWd < tbe daughters, snd also affords ns<dst«t>ce. In addition lo lheto lak'.»r*» tbw aUentwn to tbe c«dlecth'O,.«»f .ir^rrr»t in bopd*. dividynii-. eli^biSi bexy item, since In the mile brick’offirt (which Is, <»f B«t*. fira proff) threw Me Rrtsnl wiMbme «.f Government aud Slat" serucitka. His daily Income is p»u>puted al >6.000. It is said that a certain person h Ikitun d Mr. Astor on his wndth. Puiutirig-to his piles <»t bonds, Maps, fee;,. the Ctpiealiat replied : “Huw .wmrid you like t«» maqflgr *11- lh®“ ■Jr,,ur b^*rd *ud dolbMF. Tbe rred Ao. the ide*. ■•‘•Sir'* Mid the‘«»tl>cr, ‘-it Is all I gr».” ...f.r—-1 M'jOew and moat complete assortment of DREGS AND MEDICINES, fiCht mic^la, Faint*, Oils, Cam- Million* vf bodic* with immortal aotil*. on one of the thwarte, my unknown angel beside me and the boat tepidly going •omewhere. -Whew !” thought I. ‘‘here la an ad­ venture whether I will or no. Dr L ■— , Tfii stone* were all alike, us far ftfl 1 cohid iiriSifid 'm.riilng to Indicate an opening <tf ‘a1lV:Miftd. Adif vet- I'-bad either arnte through that wall ur-^Usa 1 Mr. Vitor it is Mid, gives bbl A private leter. published Ir, tbe Fblladripma North Amtrican^ taBeff 'NeW Bridge. Vas May 3utH. ua* dreantiflg. ; Was.J d(yiyiij9gT -I waa not quite ing iWWlit of acwrvtnvhy wbi<k happily . ri1 sure, though tbe pprae that had been pul is seJiJoiu(perfiinurd in uurg^ivy On’ Tuesday, I, with our regiment and into mv hand Ml vtfry heavy. ROBERTS Ar "Wwll’, thought I,-*thl* will dd fnronc all of the division not on duty, uitiiesSrd ii rtrv intervwttog bitt soiemrf tiremony And though ib< Union dies let slarsryllv«l night, st,.any :rale;»»and now, like the Dutob Burgopt**lrr,iu tba .plsy, J will —Unit irtrilwrrnring -a captain jreMicIt. r FOX MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL It appears at West Point, Vx., <yt»psujr go liofne and think. ” FUBFUSE.s,UNLYutX Well, ita t«x» late to <binisor repine now, Mvibrook\ Uur coeutry will I was some distance from the Seine ; I. of tbe TX’ljNe* V-irk V-.luuand so notn word." tee nr was color co|iip*ny. rind'v the dis­ but 1 won fotrtTd tlx MVer, and in les* And not a Word did I My, rather liking graced officer was’ the CitpWln.’ The it than otherwise. *11 exempt tbe murder­ than half tin hon- after, my bulging* *l*», Whatever their prodivitiea may ba— Colonel wanted to assign tbe rolnra to utrrriiT *' ing part, which 1 hoped might be a faney which 1 reached justM the day was break PoRNEt-i ATtiw’enf SoWarsinThanof my own. so really fond waa I of ad ing. I went to bed, and -want to sleep and tba Captain ryluscd to parade lu» ,<YW* venture. We were not many minutes puny, aud even slacked arms and told on the river, and during that time we slept till o«>on, awl thm got up nnd count­ the'men to refuse to take ’.bein. He w gs shut past bouses, under bridges, and ed my <noney-*fifty - napoleons in good, arrested and tried by cobrt martini for TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. among river craft, with great rapidity, hard, heavy.yellow gold. mutiny, cunvictrd and would- have been n«Mowl>>» Court! “ Weli." said lif ’ if my Host night ’ s ad ­ PRUNES. FIGS. RA1«1NS.CO1»FISH; nut a word Iteing *p-'ken. Fssxx AMf?. •but, bad not Gen. McCli-llun couimuud Suddenly we ran into a h»w.d*rk arch. venture was a dream, I only hope and his sentence. n*,TKf. roo«, Tbe ceremony took place in a large mgbt.? ' rnsTiCT RFTIIS PRWW.KW The regiments were formed In But'iwbat waa nil thia myetcry—what field. • J Tax tg*"1, ’•’ill stlcnil tn the • ivrped. I couldn’t have told myself from rartMTST 'J’XunrmxBT columns <>f divlelwrie; eeeh eolnnin wtis A4MMa4wU nth r haritwss perltonini cntildit tneanY P-haw 1 why trw.uhle < OAca 10 (Jiexlyesr's blockyag^taira. A MYSTERIOUS ADVENTDHE. ।ii barrel of ink. dose to ihe Beat- w» that it ntscle.an unAlt C«kl«< Ellratls, “Nut a word, monsieur le doctor; imy hrainabout it, eitsce prubably 1 should bn>k<u frout; ’ ■ Tliey were then formed lite depend* up-nt it," Mid a luw, Inutter know. I. A. HOLBROOK, D.xtor Edward L------ — , wbn spent your ’ Ou taking mv. breakfaat—c'r dinner if in a hollow sqnare ; the c-minuuiders uf TTORNEY and Cooaaelerat I*-. RaTicitor in some year* in Paris, during the reign of i■tern whisper in my ear. regiments, brigades and ditldons nnd I -I am dumb as a p*u ’ ’ Mid I ; “ more , |>>ub* Pblllppe. acouirinu greater profi If you hear me speak lieeirncy in the art of surgery, met with at 1•<> if anything. (uiivrmrL ,8hd wnm found myself deeply Iwu-t one strange, curious ami exciting ad Ifore you are ready, blow uiy braiefl uul, J. M. RURSELL. interested W‘tiJ^.4vinll of the astounding hanikuflrd. They-marched D« the centre ress. resells, iser. tai-eh. esventure, which we in»w record in bis own ithat is. uliat i» left." HYSICIAN and Rurgwn. Offiea la CuMell’i V SLOPES. LAUDS. *«.. he. •Silence! Ymi ore a brave man. will assasainatirai <»f Madame. --■»,• ai well of the stpivre. The prisoner stepped two • •tore. State atreeL___________ — language:— known tnvurifis. of the euiporsr of tbe paces to the front of the guard, the officer I am naturally ax fond of adventure not lie harmed, and will bs well paid for comtmindlng the guard then carnc foruara French.. . JOIIK ROBERTS in reality a* rmwt folk* are of reading it; your trouble.” MOST POPULAR ' nrSICIAN.ndSarvr.m.Dwdlu.gssitowdIJrr Apartments had been entered hy nod told the prisoner to lake off his bat. •Thank you—all right; and being all mid this admission, I trust, will be suffi­ He then, reitd in a loud voice the wMr (to C.-M Dowma Ivmd of itMtokrd assamm*. nnd the lady right, «" Davy Xkockel Sflcd tu express cient explanation of how I so readily liealablred in brr lied. Her dying aervams chargee, eprcincatKina, and the sentence 1 came connected with tbe mysterious af­ it. go ahead." II. P. CHERRY, of the court mariial which wn*: *‘*lbst Thia was not all the talk of tbe wine. had brought aa-iat«nc*. but not sufficient fair I am nbniit to i elate. to secure tbe riiffians. all of whom eacnped Msiword l>c broken before hi* lace, that One night, while returning late to my I wns getting nulwred up pretty fast, and though one had been shut and carried off lie he pitHieally disgraced More the bdginga fiom a convivial party, where almost wished myself naCs in bed al my diviswwi. and serve one year in the Dis­ Ifarrv eonntr. Mich. BlanHkepl •Wkys'on mmby bis compauiona. lodging*, hul thought it best tu carry out I hart drank a good many healths in a I One hundred thousand franca reward trict ««f Columbia jail; and that it" *b«l| g.*d deal of very good wine, us I wns tny previous ta^froid. uh. rrE^AW 1 was offered for the apprehension and cun- lie disgraceful for any soldier of |be M A capital surgeon, so (ar as coolness sntiiitvring along one ••( the numeroiixly TTORNF.T and CounaHor st U nrmv -. of — the Potomac aaflocinle with victlon tif the' riiffiana. or any of them. --------------- .-to . . named quays of the Seine, not far from is concerned.” 1 heard whispered from ‘Choi’’ snld I to tnvflclf, “I think I him hereafter.” After this was read, a the Hotel Dieu—ihu oldest hospital in one to the other. , ,■ ,,, I| surgeon ' — came .—■». — forward . kJ ertt nil Im nnd nil Ithe know something! •Come.follow as I lead,and remember ’ ’ ’ Paris, and bv the by. one of tb« best in But I Mid it to tuyaelf. Neilbee the bitlbn" fnun hiaevmt. and then t«*ik bi< the world—as I wa* Miintering al-ng raid that stern whisper again, and at sword and broke it in half, say ing. a» be emperor nor any of b:» aulijrrta. wb» the same moment a strong hand took bold J. M. 5 n-TN*. the quay. I My, humming a tune, and by ever made wiser fur tny knowledge. 1 did so, ‘‘I hereby declare it di-gnieefnl PRESCRIPTIONS; and any wav of variety, thinking over- amna of of mine. never heard that either of the aMiteilnl (hr all men uf the army of tin* Potomac 1 anise, stepped from the boat tn some the stories I had heard of persons being WKa ever arreatrd ; but to thia day I be­ to flMoi-iafr with thi* tnart lirrwcftry." stairs, went up tbnatepa, and through a their tolas n*»«*ainated in this vicinity, and thrown lieve I waa made fifty napoleon" ihe'ricb- and threw the pieces on the granud. 1 he into the.river, which I could see rolling long, narrow pasMgr. nnd then down er for ahortening the leg* of one of them. prisoner wns ntarvhgd off under the same H. WRIGHT. along below me. a woman, cloaked and some stairs, and through another long, ROBERTS A STRIKER. guard, mid wu marched back tu uur ’ narrow passage, and then up and through hmded. hautenail past me at a miiek step. UitTixo* M*aca *. 1862. camp. As I had not heard her till 1 saw her, and down nnd through, till I heartily praved I might soon get through, and all and had believed myself alone in that A correepondent of the Rocheater claim* aoa inonr. ------­ particular locnlity. I Mt my bbmd quick- the'lime in a darkness that might have Dtmocral thus sketches William B. nitre. with w. w. .Ralph 8*3-. The Cleveland ffrrald n«»tfceS the pas­ Lned with a sligLt start and I began to, l»ern cut with a knile, sn to apeak, and in Barry County. Michigan. sing through th"’ rily. "fnn IW*fi‘i« ’"•*'*■ Aator. mutter, ns I searched furs knife,theunly silence that death itself might have bsen Mr. Astor’s office is in Prince street, irr. latrlv ear*ped front eupthhy at satisfied with. ' JACOB FERBIS, weapon I carried: Al l*»t we entered an underground near Bnwtdway, where he may iw found Kirhimdvl. The manner of ui* escape is “If you were * man, now. my fine lady daily iietwerw the hours of -nine and (bus related: instead «»f a woman, as you are—G«»d place, that seemed to be a large crypt, as YQWT* MICHIGAN- .. On the evening the firxt of the pre*, I hastily surveyed it hy the light of a three.’\ lie is a large, stout built man. bh-sx tbe sex collectively —I—" . flambesu that it masked figure held in his wilh c«iarae features, -tiff, .rough, aandy ent month one of the guard brought into Here I stopped, because *he did. *heel_ c-lored hair, «>nd a cast of c-unteiwice Sterling’* eell hla allowance of tuoubly ing round, facing me, nnd I--oking as if He drew* brood -nd hard lierf. Sterling t.wA his The other masked figure*, ell in black id’s very ordinary typ*. .. C. FRISnEK, , rr she were taking my dimenaim*. gowns, or dominoB. Were .standing beside plainly but nently. ha* a some »hut care­ href and pulled Al it wilh hi* Itfth, rol­ TOME or probat* “Five feel nine-slid a half in m*»t«Circuit Cowrla—1069, 1W3. them, nnd a glance at my guide showed worn |ohk*rftnd appeitrs Dr be fifty »>F ling the man’* attention to the inipo-d■mid I. the wine making me rather Muey ; sixty year* of age flto private wdfice ia blllty biting It. arul a»ked th* «•« of “in weight one hundred and fifty ®ve- him habited and masked in the same of mi-ierate ayfe apd of plain funiiture. hie bowir knife n moment in mder f«» oil dinner; age My twmty-fiv^ «.*• «e manner. Tbe girl wa*-noi present. On a table are a few b>M>ka. and <>n open " DANIEL STBIEEla.r ’ijtf'Jb liie meat into -mailer pieces. The guard “Monsieur le chlnirgeon," said a stern «d taw.lt, tor ‘ * MoJb?: April, M less generally more; and nngbty g«md itig that one which appears nothnniU unthinkiiiglv handed him hiatw.wie kuife, Voice, aloud, “swear by your honor as a looking for a man of my site-’ ed. you perceive that It ifl a volume «»f when Sterling suddenly atablied the man gentle.man, you will never reveal aught Here I put my barit against a ronvenjnapfl rd city property, canrfdlly end ele­ to hu* heart, kiiling him jii-tanlly. lie of this night’s adventure—of whst jmu ient post and btyan to whistle—the wo­ gantly executed, and. a» jbe whole .enn then drew the tb-ed toddler completely , have seen or shall sc*—of u bat y ou hare, man all ihr time eyeing me cl-rly.— bracing the sundiics of an cnonmiU" e»nmdilee ofen cn.inm.ua esl-|( , fcb ^nprd d.-thee with the । heard or shall bear—of what you Dow Tb. n she came toward me. and said tn tate.cktimHtrdat overt2n.000.000. Mr. b-lv Aresing |nPiM-lf.in the .complete a low, sweet voice—«t hrast I thought w>. know or shall know." Aat.il* reaidea Iw LafawHe Flare, in «ne U|iljif,ul „f |k. »,|diar. and own ing ‘•| swear never to make tbe slightest hourt-U. to >** when 5 of e mw ofGwcHwtge ’ *♦ ’ >«* tvvRty-five .fe fln J niU ^et< , Thua hU k|| knife and nntoket. Thus airinei atrirt^d ba be then : , revelation while! remain in France,” I for record. । -Will monsieur pardon mr 1 Kcam ago were the grandr-t iR the «•». r<1 b44|v „oft rnd' aiK-reeded oy n ■ replied. , . rt , . ‘ Of courac I will, mademoiselle, since though nop they are distanced by the >1... ....Ii nine tbeV diallincvd till! ..• ____ * i„ _ s.i — il, n hum . i I irrw <>f v I il -M rxemw* in passing memWra kff t, -Enough. Secret assassination will be u. j.iurUM, vou don t «**e m« tbintf’ *nd ."re the iwnalty if you break your uaih. Now piUlieekbTth*-‘’FWlr avefuiK, ’Nw, by the geard. It being night, he snerrrdrdisfll* magnificent Wbrary fixnuW by fits ia making bi* 4-scgjw In-m the rity, Ui» i,k,|x oC I, Ibmkio* follow <».” t father, touTsbich he hn« -ad<kd a fund dn-gaa rebel s. |d.rr . |.rrtei«U«f I was conducted up stairs, two nr three owAitn I verv good wine I hml drank. flights. int».a smaty und elegantly fur- ne*r,ly equal to th* ttriglnsl rtodyw*nvwt. auspicious ufni" rrnl elwrnrtrt> fie’ triirdh-d three nlphta In this man­ hisbed apartment, tn one corner nf which Here hespsnds a qm0|. part of his Hfua. . “I have that lamor. mademoiselle. % the' remaibder lietjig occupied by nia ner until he l»eeamr 6«mpinriy exbunatwas a bed, and on it a yonng man, with « “A surgeon. nion*ieur 1" etkaiai .hu retneniKia nothing defimtn face as white m a sheet and groaning at dulM Io tlw'Priiw 1 -Not 4^ite equal to M'msieur Blandin, k,*p<«). I» *— ■ Ml d-y’afterward* until be was found evefV breath. Io TU....U. skirmishyrs .of Frem.ot|t’s One of my mwatori-ms ewnpnnkms «.«k HOJ Jianw, »bi l.z^X.o.o< lU»U th*. JwK-x .**0 asleep abil nteeb exhausted, tmdet fl ’rtr. prreri.ioK <h®> ■“/ “™“ 1 * In Am^io. ir <t **lk.f “ ,*<l tr..m *nn|«. .. .. L __ -xKur MMfCU,nr4>A Wee a leg completoly shattered at the . knee, ------------------------- a'lStlMTOK. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL Oai gouty wine bibber, you have proha- l)VJ^^f.32SK«3S: 3^8 IltUM, GROCERIES! JgJisctlunB. P P patent medicines (KEHEAIP. IFCiR DASH ssjiasss. ,<[■ ,-.ri (F* TSuis'i tonn.a~l*» association, fmi*+ Tsh/jSs2'" eSJf ““•« s“" ___ t COUNTY ACCOUNTS r»l«r»rJ 1, S.Wln* evidently by a p»«U»l <>r • niusket^ ball. ... •WW4 mnndewvF * /-.r.-y HTbetais DO hdp'f’fiMt mn* pwese J tje C.ng" * w -8..me .wflbein. mademol-elle. off," I replied, by abja tin* “Arid lh*T »™ -I*' ... “Thu. p<i*Mjr ^F1*.11 fc «{1 sobered. _-------- fruit U !«. HpiuUj «bW« fMUJ ••«*• >♦. i'n>l’r.*7>j f»ir it h“tl ] •Hi i UK .AiU «nd 3«* m >•«* Inm. TfcWr.VWA r*A>««rt Lltv in out.itKMR.lK••Ih-nttar W «L hi. .cl etawtcr. (I. — ri-u-h^ oitV.HltwHrt.RMiHRut �TH* WXXKLY three informs me Vednntotoy ■•rata'" in communicUm th, 'r-- Bww. drel«r«d Uwl thwe fixed fact, u> important or unimportant * arms have been defeated before Richmond —a higher aim as our imperative duty. sink beneath tbe dignity of tbe novelist, if we failed to draw a moral from passing erente— if wo foiled to point nut tbe causes and eon. sequences of tbe fortunes or misfortunes . Corinth,mingled in i Neither are we to wait for a straggle. of our convictions, but you and the Friends ot the members of and c!«ee firms. We have nn Generalship which driv should utter tbe convictions themselves, milling them to leaving it to time and the intelligence of baggage, to return our readers, to pass judgment upon tbe other point.” soundness of our theories. for that enemy by f«w, perpe with bag and plague ua at some If tbe above appears to have been pro­ odd. that we aak apologies of do man, fur phetic of what has since transpired, it was expressing our convictions. but aoonvlcthm based upon a careful sur­ Island was the result of- a great blun­ der, or open violation of orders by an in­ ferior officer. Thia is easily seen by all persons, and wa believe is generally con vey of the whole ground, In view of tbe natural tendencies of a false policy. How long this ruinous policy to to be continued, is a question difficult of soln-, lion. Perhaps a few more reverses will ceded ; and the punishment of the guilty party will be tbe remedy against a simil­ ar catastrophe in the future. calamity-near But our Richmond,- outweighing instead strike heavy blnyre at all points, of using our soldiery tn guard rebel prop, and protect rebel estates, while our Gen the other in its ruinous consequences, a erals are trying tn catch rebel armies, as thousand fold, is but tbe sequence of boys do birds, wilh a little salt ia their causes, nut so universally conceeded.— . Tbe reasons for this- are various. One cy or three hundred thousand more msn reason is, that men adopt a theory and will be too few to end tbe war. refuse tn renounce it when’ll has repeat­ the lessons of the past teach that wisdom edly proved a failure by which shall prevent tbe new levies, when to practice. being reduced Still another class do their thinking secund-handed, selecting their models, and transforming theniaelves May raisedjrom being sacrificed upon the altar of had Generalship, or to vindicate an exploded theory. into “sounding boards” and nothing else. Others are entirely destitute of thought, theory, or reason. They have a sort of idolatrous faith in some officer, either • civil nr military, and whatever may hap Company F, 8th Reg. Mich, Vol. would be interested In receiving a few lines from one nfite members I write. that the 8th has played will be of Interest And we may The disaster to our troops on James “It has been generally supposed___ and universally acted upon, thafmen elected by the people to all offices of trust, to pen, their idol is exempt from blame.— ooantrv, that they should desl justly with This Islter class embraces many men of all without regard to the political creed tolerable judgment, because tbe origin of of any citixen. hwt we find occasionally a their foith was founded in apparent rea­ son, but having abandoned that,their faith The part and is plat ing and also a grief to relatives of tbe Rig, and nearer home, vited. it is to tbe “masterly inactivity" mainly due. We trust those two great humbugs—‘masterly inactivity’ and “mil­ nf misrepresentation when wo say that th* only object of its origin was to levy black mail. -d As regards the justice of tbe accusation that made against Judge Prindle, we would the idea of starving out the rebels, will point to the same number of tbe Pioneer itary strategyare played out, and We do not wish to be un­ which makes it, to show two ordert pub. derstood as condemning “military strate­ lished therein, over tbe signature of the gy,” but it should be praticed ta Mefield, maligned Judge. and not forever tn amp. states, in italicised type,tbat the Judge is be given up. admire that Who does not strategy—although disas­ “oHiped” to have When his the Pioneer printing done trous to the Federal arms—which sent “wAers As is ordered,'" it states Jackson sweeping through the Shenan ery ninny ought to know is a falsehood. doah valley, to tbe terror of Baltimore An examination of tbe statutes will show and Washington, simply to prevent a re inforcement before Richmond. And after having escaped an unlocked for peril, he is again reinforced and drives back his pursuers, until, just at tbe moment when tbe President by some strange fteak, rendered bis immediate pursuit imprso- what ev­ Judge of Probate, Circuit moereey; by publishing their sail for a steadily before him over the Cbjckabum iny river, while the left is steadily borne A gunboat hsa^ju«t arrived hero from the scene of action yesterday, ten mile* above City Pnlht, That divishin «»f nur arniy has been fighting four days, and has retreated about eeventeen miles.— The fight of yesterday was n»«ul terrific the enemy having I* •» or three to our «aie. About the last of Msy, we had orders The Ixattle commenced with our tend forces, and after about four Imtirs fight­ to be ready to march. Everything was ing, our gunboats got in range and pour­ put in readiness, and on the fire^-of June ed into the rebels a heavy and incessant wa embarked on board tbe gunboat Ala­ fire. • Thia fire the rebels stood almut 2 bama, weighed anchor and steamed as hours and then retreated. Our troops far as Hilton Head, where we dropped have captured, notwithstanding their'dis­ advantages. a large number of artillery anchor and stopped for the night. pieces,and 2.000 prisoners among whom Tbe looming of the 2d we started for is the rebel Genl Magruder. Sumo River and on tbe 3d landed on Tbe place where tbe last action took James Island, about 8 miles from Charles­ place is nesr Turkey Creek. ton. There was skirmishing going on at The retreat of the enemy Inst evening time, and we were drawn upin line and was with great disaster, and their loss 'waited fur orders, but were n«»t called Ims been very besvv—much greater ilia out, 00 we quartered for the night. Tbe thought than ours, still we have nothing rain came down in torrents through the definite in regard to l<»aa«s. darkness. In tbe morning a sorrowful In the retreat forced upon Gen. McClel­ looking sight presented itself I will assure lan hy tbe superior numbers of the ene­ ynu; but there was no time to speculate my, I learn lust l»e had to spike his siege on our condition, while we were within cannon shot of the enemy. Reconnoitre- "uns nnd leave them <>d’the fidd after burning the carringea. The nature of ing and extending of pickets must he the ground rendered it impossible to move done. The second night or. the Island them. In the retreat many of our sick our Regiment went 00 picket duty.— and wounded we necessarily left Itehind. Everything was quiet and after our duty There are, of course, innumerable reports was done we returned to camp. From and rumors here, but I send only what that time up to the 18th everything pas­ appears to be authsutic. sed hy finely with a little skirmishing «nrf NeW York, July 1. shelling thrown In to make our camp Ute spiey. / The latest advices from McClellan al Kttxr previous preperationi sm! to Washington yesterday noon were up to verify camp rumors, on tbe muting of 2 o'clock Saturday P. M.; tip to that the 10th nt one o’clock, weksta^ed nut time he bad successfully carried out the plan he pointed out some time ago. which (which proved to be a Fort ■about tU <> plan was to awing his right wing toward miles from our eamp, by tire aide of a the rear, which included all the forces salt marsh. Two companies moved in nort of half way between Bolton's Bridge advance as skirmishers and an* advance and New Bridge, and at the Mme time guard. Then a company bf engineers, advance hi* left wing towards Jamre followed by the remainder of tlie regi­ River, opening’cunimunicutiun with the ment and the rest nf the Division com­ gull boats. tion, calling attention to tbe same editori•IJy. iMgured city. above tbe works, was a doomed man ; Our men were falling feat. They char­ ged in the Fort, but were overpowered by superior numbers and driven out, hut no ftjrther. The 28lh M»«. started to our relief but found it to warm for them and fell back. The 8th Cr. caine up and foil haek, still fighting <«. Th* 70th N. Y. charged and reached the Fort tn.mir relief, yet there was n«> use fighting against such odds, and after an action of nearly an hour, we were called back and it seemed that the storm of iron nnd lead ing on tbe left of the fort and still beyond in tbe woods where the rebels suffered it publisb- Vick.bur, U ewx from the one published last No portiraUn.M NW YoH/Jol, S. ■■ cowpoAnt TU Portreu Mew Advertisements. MANHOOD; mrwei utior Btsrsus- “?• ‘ "“o' W nriu 7W«~. «ml McOdlto', flanked hy any fiwee however great. “Swopliee ..fall kinks to abundance bare arrived,- end the army to ta-the best possible spirits. ••Twn.gunhuata went up the Appntomax ri««. <»«."•» ■xr^’wwnl,bl. TV. WximI Ml* f * Kr’J“~) *•< by the guslH*ta,thu8 deem9mg tbe shel­ ter for reltel rf»rpA<w<ere. James -riv*r is filled with transport* and steamers, and over ■•R.b.1 thirty gunboets M.U ll-Hr l<W »t*0 000. while cure will mu exceed over 10 000. The rebsto had ursr 200,000 Iraqis engaged.” Fortress Munroe. Jnly 5. DR. ROBACKS Fre»h troops arrived here from Wash ingt<>n yesterday during tbe day, and went up" tbe James River on the evening STOMACH of tbe 4th; Fimr srnsll steamers with fimr brigs in UTTilS loaded with artillery, men. horses, doubtless bonnd up the river. A skirmish took place yesterday morn ing in the rear of our left wing, which re suited in the defeat of tbe rebria. We took 1.000 rebel \prisuners and three small batteries. Our cavalry then fol­ lowed them till they passed the White AU KOT IOBEEXCEUE0 stomachic llegulatar Oak swMtnp. .'Tr1. JEa ’ Gi rat difficulty exists in obtaining a list of killed in our late battles, ss com- DIGESTIVE ORGANS. can ts-11 whether the mixing were killed, wounded, or taken prisoners. ' New York, Joly 6. <vec The Tribune't correspondence, Washin«um OU.,»y.: -Ow,«wd»™ WHIj. Xo X\ve ______________ __ ____ wm Akcavu. kiAxxeVv vAW. wXCveV. nns been ordered tn tnae command uf the •» — • Yvskv Xo," \>uX a flotilh in Jatnrs river. * —. “It is said Gen. Lew Wallace earnest- WCUtAxtaX. _s‘ oatxxX — a u,v«xX ly desires to i« sent with a number of Indiana and Ohio regiments to join Me Ciellnn. ’•According tn latest dates from Fort­ ress MiMirue. C»l. Van Wyck is nut dead, but acriously wounded." New York, July G. ” ‘'EU^uXaXor oS X\\e «u«Xe.«v. Avx X\ve 'BX.Xvou* CLvbXrvcXb ©5 XXvt "We»X BouXXvXkut.'tt KtXfo, 5OT a VoXNft XVKkt, Xjmax. wuiktA a\x a’rtidt o\ ftXottkaeVk takxxi Vfc \lvo\xt <\\MJL'ftX\X\x»% attA. ctX X\xe Xxrcvt., art, a wart, ^rt^caXxxx ©5 RilicHjLQ Fever, Fever and j±gv-e, Liver Complavnt, JCLIMTzd.XQQ, Kidney Complaint^ a\\ Avmama a %’vavV lar curt, eo«\\uo%eA 0$ vavc ctt\A roo*ta VtcAjv, Advices "som tbe army of the Puto left *ing touched James River yenterdsy \>Akke\x vfcokt XXvt.’cex. nearTurkey Islnnd Bridge.- Ik immedi­ mac up to last night, indicate all quiet aud all in good spirits. ately opened communication with Cmn. Brig. Gen. Sturgis is ordered to report Rogers, of lhe Potomac flotilla, nnd thro’ him with Washington. The result mnv to Gen. Pope. Gen McClellan has issued an address l>e that lire steam tmnspmt* may relieve the his soldiers of the fatigue of marching on to his army tin the achicvments tr-q. during the last ten days, mating, Richmond by landing them near lhe rebel 1 uti have succeeded in changing your capital after the gunlumts have cleared away the obstructions. Our army is now base of operations by a flank movement, extricated from the malarious swamps arwass n-ga.ded a> tbe most hazardous of the Chlckahominy, on the high ground of military expedients; y.m have saved all your material, all your ttainv, and all of James river. ) *>ur guns, except a tew l<«t in UiUe, New York, July fl. taking in return guns and adore from The IForATs correspondent has arrived the enerny under every disadvantage ot here from the field of battle luifiire Rich­ number* and position ; ymi have In every mond at 9 P. M. Tuesday. Ik aaya Me conflict beaten back your foes with cn Clellaii’s advance wa* three miles north­ onmrns .laughter. We are prepared to west of Hardin’s Landing, and within 15 meet the enemy, who may at any time miles of Rit-hmoiid. attack yuu. Let them a»me. and we will The enemy was terribly repulsed In ronvsrt Ibeir repul« into final defeat. the battle of Monday, which wa* sanguiu Y«W Government is strengthening you | ary in the extreme. We were attacked * il h tho resources ofa great people. Un*1 at fimr diflerent points, and summarily re­ this .urr national birthday, we declare to i 'R.'feot.V* pulsed the enemy at three, when they our foe* who are rebel* against’the bcit GIm _ \ nXOXtWuCVX pressed Heintselman’a left very hard, mtarrets of mankind, that this armv ahwll I ----- Ml Mill! t ---------------- ----- 1 but Suinner went to his aid and they enter tba 11^1 J................. / . were finally repulsed with great slaugh­ ter. Ileintzelman captured 8 guns and that the Union u hich nn alone insure ina whole brigade of relwl*. 1600 strong lernal security nnd penes to each State including their CoJ-nel. Pendleton of km must be preserved, cwt what it may. in 'Vow.kc, Dv "KoWk't ftX.ovtMxc.V, WvXtate art Xtu. uuvtC* VocxvA. Tit. 'B.oWk's ftXowvcLcXv 'Bi.XXtrs •»* Ww, ntV. man's SoXac* Co-Hv^on. isana, and ex Congressman Lamar, of Ga;, and McGowan, id 8. C. All <>ur siege guns had been safely removed to the river except ope which wa* dismount­ ed. Our transportation all snfel v renmv. ed but 75 wagons which were burned in camp. Thu enemy’s attack on Munday was fierce In th* extrema. Kearney Hooker, Richardson and McCall partirf. paled. Tbe reserve nnder mcCall suffer, ed severely, and MrCsIl and Reynolds probably taken prisoners, as tbsy were to this place fHiltun Head.) Tbe Union missing Tuesday night. Geo. Maeda, troops bold their position on tbe Island. severely wounded, Gen. Bures and Brvmks slightly ; Stonewall Jackson was ! remain, yours respectfully undoubtedly kill'd, all the prifotbre our’ Bergt. Jambs V. Mxad. roboretingu. Gen. J. R/ Anderwa) uf [Our corresponds sends a list of thelredygsr lr»n Works was mortally wounded ia tbe ection at 8arage's Stetbat not vary MaCleilan been in command of tbe army «• LALnuma ('-M-,. —- • miles above, toward Richmond. ’TT?^ ‘ New Madrid, Joly ft. A special to the Tribune dated Meiji phis Sth, says: “R cbmond drsp’<lcbe» to July 1-t and 21. still rhim that tbe rel»el» captured right Generals, 12.00*' prisom-ra. all M<£-e.lan,$ M<goginM, a«d a.ipplic» enough for tbe rebel army for three num ths. “‘1’hey represent the battle of July 1st Tbe attack of the enemy last Thursday in great force necessiuted this strategic the moat desperate and fearful of the en­ movement and in changing his base, of tire war. The latest dlspaffhc* state there were course, White'House l-npding was aban­ doned. All the «ick and wounded, ordi conflicting reports about ths battle, and nanuo and commissary stores, troops and it was imposeible to get official informa­ property were there embarked under the tion. The present aituaUou uf the Yen. »uperiuteudrnce <d Gen. Casey, and on kre arm» ia hot known Monday were at Turkey (aland, on Jame* It is claimed that Hooker and Sumner River. 8 miles below’Fort Darling and were wounded, and 8umnrr captured. 15 below Richmond. After nn interrtip Tbe latest reports were less exultant.” tion of annmunicaiion between General Washington, Jrjly 6. McClellan nnd Washington 48 hours, their greatest loss. For a cause best known tn the Com. Many Judge, Circuit Court Commissioner or menders onr forces withdrew. were the deeds of heroism on tbe field; Sheriff, who helps support an organ of enough to say, every man in the Regt, tbe secession Democracy with bls official that came under my view, did all that ould be done, with a very few excep­ But tbe “no party” dodge is the richest tions. The Ipsa of nur Regiment was joke of all. Aa early as last February, the greatest, being 208 in killed wounded and missing; the loss of the other regi­ the Pioneer lent its columns to do tbe ments was severe. Tbe wounded are that any the valley, be fells like a thunderbolt Upon McClellan’* right wing, bearing it Monroe, July I, SO 000 those of Co. F. benefit of republicans and no body else. becomes idolatrous. Thus we meet men The Probate Judge <»f this county Is a In­ every day, who silence inquiry and fair sample of this kind of an officer. strangle investigation by throwing tbe stances have come to nur notice, of citi­ zens, democratic in politics, having Pn»President, Secretary of War, or some l«te business tn dn, have reouested and favorite General between themselves and ordered the publication of their notices manded hy General Steven*. At daylight we came up th thb rebel tho object of inquiry. Thus, when mis­ inserted -in the Pioneer, and armngeWhen with­ fortune overtakes us—as tbe retreat of rnenta having been made with us hr do­ picket and drove them Hi. in about | mile of the Fort we were fired Banks in tbe Shenandoah valley, nr the ing the same, but instead nf doing aa be had been ordered, uwrf tt ofiliftd to dn, be nn by them and three men wounded.— repulse of McClellan before Richmond slips them into the rep. office. In totnr AwMildirig to orders tbe advance char­ —it is net down na either a part of some cases be trihonstrated with the paftlrs ged and drove them back. Soon the great plan,the benefits of which Dre hard­ telling them that he foil IL hta duty to rel»el drums were beating and we were Tills ia ordered Intn line and pressed on. There ly seen, or else somebody has interfered support Aft ttpubttton ofice. If the was only nne hedge between us and tbe with the plans of their pets. These are “no party" With a vengeance above designated Judge is employed Fort, and as soon as we passed that were a few of tbe reasons why the country officially for the republican party, we within full range of tbe enemy’s guns.— will not reap all the benefits of the dear- propose ho administer immediately upon, Everything was still at tbe fort, but on bought experience of our late reverses.— nnd close nut tbe corrupt, and defunct in­ 00 the left of the work were to be seen n few of the rebels passing to the rear.— Presidents and Generals are but men ; stitution.—Pi6netr. The order came to charge. There was Judge Prindle may congratulate him­ hut 3A rods between us and the Fort and they too, may be influenced by tome self that he had escaped tbe blighting in­ when they opened «m us with a halfdozen of the reasons enumerated above. At tbe dipehargo most of To many minds, the policy adopted,and fluence «»f praise and flattery from the heavy guns. persistently pursued hy the army of the Vallandingham organ of this village.— tbe men fell tn the ground tn escape the «torm of grape and canister, s<Hne never Potomac seemed naturally to tend toward The experience of others has shown that to rise again. Nothing daunted the men just such result# as have finally transpired. whatever officer escapes its censure and up, forward—another storm of grape and We say tended toward such results—but abuse ia a doomed man. That officer which canister, glass, nails, spikes, chains, and it was earnestly hoped, and perhaps al­ the Pioneer fails to censure may set it everything that would destroy life, then from tbe fort one continual roar of mnnmost believed, that immense numerical down that he is losing his respectability. ketry, and not a shot from the Union superiority to the enemy would avert the We publish tbe above article from troops until they reached the Fort and calamity, which the policy pursued, in­ the Pioneer that we may not be accused then every rebel that showed his head policy that our severe losses of late, are New York, July i. . The Ihllasriag nrdsr has been rseeivrf in this citv from the War Drpartineul; glorious boasting, but hr tbe purpose of able counties, deceased. -i« it fltatl out nfthe appropriation vindicating eome of the statemen to above hr collecting, organizing and drilling volunteera there shall be paid in advance, to each recruit, for thrae years or during 4th, upon the evacuaUou uf Corinth tbe war, the rem uf 815, being nne fourth labnd was not only without, but p*.*follows; i of the bounty allowed by law. sueb ‘pay­ lively againgt Gen. Bunter’s orders.— ment to be made upon the mustering uf Bonham comes to Washingt— — the regiment to which such recruits be­ able long into tbe service of the United States. tn reach Richmond in time tn tunt the p report himself at Hsadq tide of battle at this point against ns.— New Ysrk, July I. We have had fears that such was tbe de­ stated that on the rccotninendasign of the rebels, in the evacuation Governors of all luvgl States, of Yorktown and Corinth, tion Hilton Head. 8. C.. June 25. 1PG2. t will call for 300,000 volunall the evacuations nf their the Id points already acquired, Ma. Editor : Str—Thinking that which overtake our country in its present demonstration tbe of the Journal- 1st to obranids paaatag eruata, simply Our position would our UM •• import MmA-I**1 European Governments hid given nulios that the war should the credit for tbe cheek we hers joM «Was it tbe only duty with TW SmtMuT <x> Ir.tb In r'-"-”------ - time, treasure and blood” Judge 8. M. Breckinridge . made a powerful ap^-h in ths Missouri Stale CoqvsdUoo a day or two ainoe, in which ’••^“•I’.winglruthtuip^Mir... think I may say, that without ■, rgrduo ttet wn«td jnanfly • s k j, to. V-cfeutV* ftXowvaeXx 'BvXXtrs oxvA nuAu 1a$«. «n\o^oX>X». to. totaMk'* Uwr. I.JM fc, b, rom4 to M—n s mnrl. m,n „<rkKi j, 'Monday toe gun- <«to<4 sbeMed the river road pith my attemptedd but retireirfecipitstely still ia swUent spirits, and is Umpnis. u, kwslu ■«il Ibi. Until. m 7 JTJ-’ — ----- — TOB SALE BY �€J01 NEWS LOW PRICES’ press. LpHaa............. v. J.JLO A. IT. GRANT k SPAULDING R. N. RICE, Wl NupcnnteoAaat. SPECIAL NOTICES EVERY FORM AMD SPECIES OF VERMIN ■WE STILL— Tin FeigRtR pdwsed uff ns well as could HDBFT ©©wsifinraoH ’be Mpeeudxall things ouuidered. There •was quite an attendance upon the races, -of mm.and' boy«, and a few feminines. notiobi 'Several individuals got a gnod deal •‘dis- Yo WHOM IT MAT CONCERN.—Notice ia countged** before the day w&s oyer, and a few black eyes, bloody noae«, and aw­ It ful headaches, were the consequences. is expected that the next great “respect­ able” gambling operation will come off, tinder tbe superintendence of “The Com­ mittee.” about the time uf our Agricul­ To the People tural Fair, Lxctcrx.—S. C. Cxax£ 'nf Indiana lectured at the Court House, on Munday evening to a large and appreciative au­ dience, on the subject uf “Life in this Fast Ape and Faat Country J’ Tbe lecture ia one of the innst entertaining we have ever had lhe pleasure nf listening tn. Nut nn individual Irft. lhe house during its entire delivery, which is an indication that lhe lecture was appreciated. Mr. Cxanx visits other parts of tbej county and we OF THE UNITED STATES 11 To CoBsnmptlves. IN ths mouth of December, 18S8, the underail­ ed for the first time offered for sale to tbs public. Dr. J. Bov*e Duds’Imperial Wise Bitters and in thia abort perod they bare given such uni venal satisfaction to tbe many thousand* of persons who hare tried them that it ia no* an establiaiiid article. The awonnt of bodilv aud mantel miserr ari '---- 1—*— ------- ' - small complaints I of the utmost imp_____ _ ____ _ to th« least and most tnfiing bodily allhiant should be bad; fordiMosoaof the body invariably •ffeei tbe mind. Tbe subocribvr* now only **k a trial of J THE Advertiser having heen restored to health ir a few weeks by a very almnla retnedy after having suffered esvsral years wilh a severe lung affection, and that dread diss at. CbasvmpIMN--I* an xiati. tn mslre Ir nn«r h f.hi. r.ll.* ■ Mam Dxuwxxd.—A young man about Imperial Wine Bitters!! fur rom all who bare ne used .hem. We challenge tbe world to prodi cd their equal. These Bimas for the euro of Wut Sroiraau, general Debility,and for Funfviog and Enriching the Blood, era abeoldtslv itnsurpeMcd by any other remedy on eartbr.-^.Tu be asm red of this, it i* only necessary to make tbe trial. Tbe Wine itself t* of a very auperidr onality, being about eno-third stronger than other wines; warming and invigorating the whole system-from the Ixad to the feet A* these Hit Hr* are tonic and alter­ ative in their character, aa they atrengtben and invigorate tbe whole aratem and give a Jin tun aaJAMUUgectiM toall IU parte, by ei(ualiring the circulaiion, removing obetrnctiona. aod pro­ ducing a general warmih. They are also excel­ lent for Diseas-a and Weak,.esse* peculiar Io Females, where a Tonic I* required tualrcnglh eu and brace the system. No lady, who is subject to lassitude and faintness, should be without them, aa they revivifying in their action. r^f" A dispatch from Mr. Turner, of Will not only Cnre, bat Prevent Disease, and in thia respect are doubly valuable to tho person who m*y uae them. For 2! years (if age named-------------Clemen* was drowned in Irving, pn Saturday last while bathing in Sugar bnsh He Lake. was unable tn swim, nnB wan supporting himself by holding on Ru the side of a boat, when by soma accident he missed his bold, and sunk to riae no mure. The body was not recovered;at last accounts. Tut Wxatbxr h*s been hot enough to grow com, day and night, for the last fire days, according tu the old criterion Prize Peetry. the Grand Rapids Eaglt, who is in Wash­ INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, Weak Lunga, Indigestion, Dyaperria, Di«ea*ea oftbe uervoua Bystem. Paralysis, f-iles, and for all casco requiring a Tonic only une killed and two'wounded in the late battles. Frkmoxt Wie­ Chester correspondent of I the World thus defends Fremont:— “Fremont is the only enmninnder free tfnitn blame, and hi" jmife has certainly Ax-m performed U-Urr than any one could fhope, for uh«» considers ike almost insnrmiountablr difb^ullies wbi^h he has had to ekcounter. Henceforth General Bunk* will be remembered fur Uiaving m» sue■cewfully abandoned the valley which it rind Gen. Fre•mnnt fur having an vigor ■iilr part for the capture < for more thnn punishing fury which he had inflict tusly preformed I Jackson, snd ym for tbe in­ d upon General Bads." >arr Taxes ia the lacnrrectloet Districts, ton, June 2. W nshingti lance with the The President, in aco>rdt prow inioM of the recent ticfC for the o»b ie Insurrectionlection of direct taxes in tt»« .ary districts within tho United L Suite*. in ha* issued a procUmatkinI declaring — „ what Slates and parts of Stoles Insurrectiim exists, vix: South Citmlina, Florida, Georgia, Alaluima, Louisintta, Texas, Mi* eiaaippi, Arkansan. Tennessee. North H008EKEEPER8—troubled srith vermin need be ao no longer, if they use "Coonui" Exter­ minator* We'pare used it to our satisfaction, and if a box oo*t »5 we would have IL We hava tried poiaona, but they effected notbinx: bat 'Cao7**'** article knocks Hie breath out of Rat* Mice Roaches, aod Bed b igs, quloksr than we cm write It. It is in great demand til over lhe conntry -NMute [0.] Goooiu. Carolina and YUginbt, excepting from the last certain named western ruunties. A Pxt A txt oator.—The a IUchees of •the signal corps have setforrd a novel fj>et. Wb|le.our printers have been cap luring nnd taming scores ad" mice, and signal corp* amused thrmssf'•«* with fi*bikg, and while engaged at Bncheldor’a •Creek. hooked an alligator m the eye and brought him ante tn shore. | Bis allign torsliip Is about five feel l<»qg. He flop* his formidable tail around; in a terrlflic manner that inspires frnr mid awe In the mind of the beholder. He has a decided penchant for canine meat, arid will niinoe up a dog much larger than tsmaelfin leas jjmnthan «e are telling of It.—Jfmktm sMsry symptom* U> hta in*. a«4 Um elmnUm bed *ai»n away a mwHtint h mn uf II, m dal 1 WL>w li.o ’------- -------------- ‘ ’ SAiUbhH. But 11 y«rN|urilla: tbe eS tiarws ultlMil HENRY R. CORTAR—We are sailing your preparations rapidly. Wherever they have beau used. Bals, Mice. Bosches and Vermin disappear rapidly. Ecxxa A Sturm* Dmgriat*. •■Ctiatar’s" “Coetar’a” Electric Powder for 1nsecta,&c. Ix 25c. SOc. *xn fil.00 Boxn. Bomc* axn rum, *3 xxp |3 b in roa PLaxTAnoxa^am, Basta, he., Ac., Wool! Wool I GROCERIES HARD-WARE! ffkelesale Agents ia New Y*rk City. Shleffelin Bro’s A Co. I R..; J.HI—IX Zitsksi B. A. Fahecatock, Hull | Huth. Gale A Robinson. A.B. A D. Saads A Co. Wheeler A Hark James 8, AapiuwelL AND DRY GOODS! CARO TO TOUXG LADIES AND GFNTLEMEN. Ths .ubacribcr will Modf/iw of FEM A LES. cJiaryo] to al! who deaira it, th* Recipe and direc­ tion* for making a simple r«p«taMr that Tbe many ccrtiBeataa which have been tender­ will, in from two to eight day*, remove Fimplra, ed to u». and tbe letter* which we are daily ra- BlolcUa, 7<r*. /rveHw, HallownoM, and all irnpuceiring, are conclusive proof that among tbe ritiea-aod roughtie** of tbs Hkin.leariag tbeasma weaien tbwui fhltera have given a satisfaction —a* uaturv in landed it should U—ooft, eitor, which i n otaen have ever do is.before. No wo­ tmootk mJ Unrfi/bL TUae dcatrina tU Recipe, man in the iaud should be without them, and with fallinstnaotloa*, direction*, and advfoc. will those a l.o once um them will not foil to keep a pleaM call on or addraaa [with return postage,! r THUS. F. CHAPMAN, UUnoat, mjjlml Hl Wrosdway, New Yerk. A “”Jr DR- J. BfiVEE DODS' 11 wholesale Druggists at Chicago. HI., Sr. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., •ncinnati. Q.t Derrick's Sugar Coated - e Clothing iuo CASH, 0178 to *200, HASTINGS. MICH DR. J. BOVEE PODS’ *„ wjog;■ sir.su OUR GOODS rtJSFSl ok nostrum* which Sood .hich th* Median! ProBilten hava b*M so " TONIC, MKD1COT AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! “*»‘»«*1*-,*r** r ■ —----- - “ --arrV hr Pills. The beat Family CA­ THARTIC in lhe world, ssssxiKs: - ,the principal physician* juriotte; pntrooitrd by ,and nuruecotia iu th* |Union, elegantly coaled , --uodn’tiar—r 11 **t} any Pill before the public 7 Oetave Rosewood Piano. o»nt*iain< all improvements known in thia coun­ try or In Europe, orer-rirong baas, French grand action, harp pedal, full won frame, for Warranted for ft Yeara. — _____ Stacks of •150 BEST PIANOS. tlfiO Rich moulding cases, '" Pittsburgh, Pa., Buflhlu. N. Y., Are prepared by an eminent audakillfnl plyaimaa who tuw need them aucceMfuliy in hla practice GHOVEHTEEN A HALE, having removed to for the last twMty-five yean. The proprietor, tbeir new warerooms, befon purchasing theexelu«ne right U> nianufe.• M. 478 BROADWAY, ture arid sell Dr. Ifoda' CelebratedImperial Wine Bitter*, bad them tested I? Awe ilutingm.hed art now prepared to offer the public a magnificent medical practiUon-ra. who Jonounced thetn a new scale full .Progreti. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral! GTSoU Z.rrywAcrs-by All WnoLSULa Davoutm in the large title* • Home of tho all Afleetlono of the Head, Sick flesuiacbe, or Nervous Headache, Dr. Dod»* Imperial Wine Bitten- will be lonnd to be moat Salatary aod Etfieacioaa. Imperial Wino Bitters •a-cu truly weowM Im I In enrv rj l>>wwdrw/ AterwWul D sw*., One my p«U*nt* taM(By|4inil)e alnn “Coetar’s” Rat, Roach, &e. Exterminator. “Catar’s" “Coetar’s" Bed-bug Exterminator. For Sore Throat, ao common among the Clergy they are truly valuable. Or t* get Clieb Dressed, For the aged and infirm, and for persons of a h at the New Woolen Factory of weak cotulitution— for Miaiatar* ot the Gospel, Lawvera and all rublkape*kero-for Book-Keep­ AM BRUNT dfc BABBLE er*. Tailors, Sr*iii«ire*sc*, Artiste, nnd all per­ son* lending a sedentary life, they will prove Oar machinery is new, and in the beat order, truly beoetfotel. As a beverage, thev are wholesome, innocent and cannot fail to do good work. Wa shall be and delirious to tbs’ teat*. They produce the ready *o do Custom Carding by tbe 2vtb inst.and exhilarating efleeta of brandy or wine without for Cloth Dressing and the Manufacture of Cloth intoxicating; and arc a valuable remedy for per­ aboot the ID th of June next We will pay the highest market price IN CASH son* addicted io tl>e use of excessive strung drink, and who wish to refrain from it They for Wool, defirsred at our Factory. are pure and entirely free from the poisons con­ J. 8. V*x Bbvxt. W. Maul* tained in the adulterated Wine* and Liquors with Hsstings, Nay 12,1812. which the country is flooded. Theas letter, not i.nly CURE but PREVENT Disease, and sln uld be used by all who lire in a country where tbe water is bad. or where Chills and Fevers are prevalent Being entirely Innrcent mod harnihso, thjy may be given freely to Ubildron and iniants with impunity, Pbysiciaus, Clergymen, and temperance sdvoeatec, as an act of humanity, should assist in spreading these truly valuable JIITTEH8 over tbe land, and thereby e-sMtially aid u> banishing Drunkenness and Disease I JUST RECEIVED Bf An suer feso Sfocimn of mUt io JfeiryUai Mid if A* Pooflo Nil™ ZWJrs, <** Dr. D»4s’ CekkartH Wlxe Bluer* THE PUCE TO GET WOOL CARDED, Oa Maxcrscrran txro a Good Qoautt or Atihll HinSUlIRIPAlSGIEID I Exoxxxatx:o.—The Come and See I! Let Chieftain* boast of deeds of war. And Minstrels lune thairawaat guitar, A nobler tbune tny XmH it fills— In praise uf Hmsicx's natcUeas Fill*. cum weather. ington, says that the Michigan Third lost IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; MORE GRAIN and provfotona era destroyed annually In Grant County by vermin, than would pay for tana of this Rat and Inaect Killer.—Lootartrr [Wt*] fhrald. DB. J. BOVEE DODS’ bespeak for him full sddiencea. Thcso’prepstation* (unlike 111‘etbm) are "Free from Polson*." , "Kot dangerous to the Human Family." ’•Rate do not die on the premises." "They oom* out of their boles to die." ‘•They are tbe only infallible remedies known." "If yr* and more established In N.Teet City. Csnf Ay—the City Poet Office. Uml if----- th* City Prisons and Station Houses ly------ the City Stodtawrs, Ship*. A* UM *»----- the City Hospital* Alms-Houses Ac IM Ua Cily Hotel*—.Astor*—3t Nich­ ol**' Ac. . CM if----- tbe Boarding Bouses, Ac. Ac CM if----- more than 50,000 Private Families. Unusually Low! TaurrM: txxtm t x ■tjbwtm i WM teCBMt Admire Be 111 ifx! Ttetk! WILLIAM JONE*. ’ TsiXAuama. Laox Cocxrr, Florida July IT. UMU. To Da. nuMCK, Albany, N. Y.—My Dear Doc­ tor;—] write Ibis to fnfortnytm ot ttwwnnderful effect of your Huger Coated Pdta on njy daughter. Eor throe years she ha* been affected with a bil­ ious derangement of tit* system, sadly unpairing her health, urbtah bda been.teNlily fiuUncdwmg that period. When in New York tn Ann! last, a friend sdvisad me to teat your pill*. Haring full confideooetn tbojadmnMt ofmy friatNl. 1 obiaind a »upply of Mesar* ^taroae A Park. Dragged*, Park Row Naw York. On returning hrme, wo aaaead all other treatment, and administered your Pills, one amh uigbv The improremui tn her fodinga, oqsnpicxion, digs*tion. etc. sarprisad u* all. Arnold and permanent restoration io health has been tbe reaalt WauoedIsm than fireboxes and oooeid*r her entirely well. 1 ccnMder the above a jwt tribute to you ea a Physician, and w-jy-, u untmc. km 'riuu„, ■am in ftva hours, paha, and weakuesa of the broaat. eh* and ba< WMMmaSto Maapfohfa DENTrUT. la new prepmod io apply deufo’ ^bwtlt-tee U • « Wte*. Cm», On, B*m, UnLPork. u* «Mil, alaort rapUas jtu Un to nIL ggT Doolfcil u> <>«• msmUL �________ , tXTrt—>«• _ _ M-IU UiUAiU liAVTIp ’ oirtiHv point Mr vlMl Or.igaiir.W ibo MmiolXihWi Mr, .yu.llUir—1 ; Snn« .build tXl.k to Pent tration of Mid estate waa not in the «MHnm3d of tbe Army uf Chans* and tbe pc’iJW Thereupon it is tbe P»t"tnac^»)^<Jh[>se 1.500 rebel* ran around the artpy. JhaMtb' Tfie democratic pres* ' • flUMOBH AND SOREHgF>14 Aad sH dbwroro entmlvd from Hurt airo. Earnerl»*. Paras *xn AgvSj, ron* *a» ormur Parses. Dno*VLmworlhnroar, Ac ........ ’. When infant* rod young chij^rtfa with ttaass vr vws Ges*. Osxxsro t» Sow Hn*P*.-E*ro; roro yTsa,-rtriMtt TtMwbdcM men wHl whip .whip, whip. Tta-y <ta.il from tUbih-* wy bad hahh; nnd we find it difficult td'tairmtltat habit. Wear* try*! 10 oar btrad men holier maunera than .to p*t» <« tbe whip Wir« giving m Invito tUm to the bruUranimola th •n.*-. ' Wp h»ve t»xen that willj*fu” bxmT aa they are invited, withatt the indorseipem oTthe whip. Ynt wp find it • diffi­ cult matter tn omteol thto whip. It ia •art ly n mvage practice to' apply tbe bush before inviting Ute animate W Atfuve Jby ibe proper word*. /Vet that thia taa very common practice ef thoae who nrn not owner* oFthe; cattle. When ibe outimon whip lash is not thought to be bard enough fur the back* and noeen <>f entile, the walmU handle, one inch in diameter, ia used on lhe Doaea <»t oxen, to make them back a load up bill, before tbe cattle have ever been taught Di back an etnp'y cart up hill. Cattle raurt be made it«» obey—and tbe common laah, or » switch rtick. will lie sufficient fur breaking in. But we a*k for mercy <ni all cattle that are willing to do right aa anon a* lhe right is po nied out Many driven* of msen put lhe whip on first, before asking their pstienj teams to move. This is a npceies of Iwtrbarism Which all owners <4f cattle <>U{(lit tn pnihihit. It in so natural f»r people whom we hire fnun tbe interior, tn u«e force in the first instance, and gentleneu afterward, if at all. that particular cure should be exerted in regard to the treat­ ment of theircattle. Proper driving is an important item In husbandry. So many farmers now depend upon their help tn do their main wnrkl It is import­ ant f<»r him see that the work 5* prop eriy done. Tlie merciful man ia merci ful to hi* beast. Theftuill having been made in the condition* of AiHKil ;■rr-wn.i,M«sr> MAfprt,flr\ That piece knocked out of tour MafEteMastte tax Estate ol Orville Fbelp*. ’ ' ; , PBOBATEOfi!)iJt.-BTAT£Or MICBIGAl, County uf Barry, •». ! • At a session uf tb* Probate Court for the Coan o tv of Hairy, boldeu at the Probate Office, in tho village of Hasting*, on Tuesday th* I .th day of. June, in the year ooe tbouraird eight bund­ , red and sixty two; present, & C. Prindle, Judge I’WfcfcnW.r the edato of Orville Pbtlps, I . deceased. | | Ou'readrag aad-fiUng tb* petiHaa, dslyveriflrd ‘ nf Duncan Mcllsunal, praying, tec eeytara reasons „ , ...... .... ................................. .................... 'j therein acl furib^itai Hilbert Ktriker. ndrurai*one 11] north of range number seven |7| west, in I trafor irsivi of ui asid saiu estate, may ,i,«^ Le'xutburilrd mi and raid county of Barry, and State of Michigan. *x- rrqwied ‘to ronvev c*Haiti Rral total*:fa said. . cepting a atrip of land twentv rods wide off from petrU^opeoqfibML to the raid pet Imlrer. (u l>urtbo west aide of ateliland.-frraierly sold to Har­ 'auane* of a certain,ci'UUacl ajledgrd lobsrebec* , . vey Page, Icatercone1 hundred and forty acres made bv sawl deceased ib M» Ifc-iiinc* Threroten II i* order rd rtikt Tuesday, 4te 2t ib iucludte in Mid mortgage, wbcih will be sold, or ao much l hereof m a illpay th* demand with in- day qfiJiJs, A. P l^i. at ten <i<dock A. Jt,. be ^nu^durtnjjhepart^ut^ edy u the North American public. Dr. Ktavar wssdetermined to trot Ito medical p»»w for lb* rfmvfditera for whrtli F is prescribjd fa th* Houth Amrnesn Province*, ra it t* a fact sell •^•^■KJrtSIMS.XTraim. ' - which »u prepared expressly to meta tbo eslgeiMHM of tb* dtaeaa*. radevduped fa the tropica. Large suppliro w*ra sent u> Braril. Hncsos Aire*. two third* of tbe qnoitat for tbe mmber of bwebele of ehelled Com. Thhl i* wntW rel.srfrsUwlhrm baM bmh- OF THE MILLION ANKWERBD. RADWAY'S READY HEI.IEE Poaaesoea »ucb wonderful remedial powers as to Cure no many dtakraesof apparent opposite pbe“’wT’roply *ha* Rhdway'a Ready Relief ebief aad ♦ 10 00 it year in *vrry' family by On* BoUle • >f AMERICAN CEMEST CLtE. ‘ . PrirrUS Cvilti’pt’F tfutlfe. ■ Tfter 25 Crtila per Rot tie. Price 25 Cents p-r Buttle. meet important remedial elbcaey. is enneed Iu tbe immediau arrA^ •"4 i*» F‘,cac.r iu Price 25 Ceni* per B-'tt<c. Price 25 Cinta per Rutile. Price 25 Cents lier B.-lllr. Very Li bet al ’ to XVhofeaale feedactioa TERMS CASH. j ,<r 1ST For Nsli- bv all Ifrurgirt*. and Storckeaptte . generally throughout tbe country ’ JOHNS A CROM LEY, (Sde Maoufaeturcra.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Comer ef Liberty Street. speedy nutaralxra t>» sound and permanent bealtli. . It ia superior to all I novn remedies in popular use m aeieenfuig ayiuj fjr PURIFYING TUB BLOOD. ImpurtattC to lleiiise Oanm Iniporant to BttHiicm. Important-tvs Railroad Companies, ■ire a purr, clear, and rusesto hue of health nnd beauty tu ibe face aud nails and brilliancy U. tbe important tu Farnu-ra. 7b all whom thit may ronerm and it tan It is a pure and innocent preparation, all-paw eiful to do good, but never dues injury. IMPORTANT TO PAREhTH. There ia no metfieme In the known world, or pby aician. that has ever claimed tbe skill ol erad­ icating from the e> stem disease* inherited, by ------------------ --- ----- -parent to chib1. Thia great lADWAY'ri RENOVATING eernt JOHNS A CROSI.ET8 CEMENT ROOFING, IThSv*VEXTn IIht ■jrapfiuuq, < x hi bit vil, Il w------------ -— --------- -— —. »v»lvm. In the earlv atagra uf 1'lbisia ur Cm»Kuinpiion, FiU.Hcrofult.u4l is caroouf aore bnut ulevra. luniura. Laeku> eo«gb,bn«cluu*,ib*^*e of Radwav’* Renovating Resolvent will extermin­ ate tfiv trinauntted dtwa^torm tbe ryatem. and ni.kr (what the farcatslaegltetad.y* round and healthy body. CHRONIC DISEASE. , . Another elaaa of diaeoaca that DO other raedieroded in achieving, move tlisu in mervl v palHet:ng tbe suflerings of the patient, which Had way's Ready Resolvent will positively eradicate, is that of (,'bronic Diseases that have invested th* »ystem for years, such as chronic Rheumatism, Gout Scrofula«l.v*pei>aiB, byphilie, and diseases in­ duced by Bie uywliciuus nse ufcalotacl. mercury, qniiiine.'Aiscase* «>f the Liver, Spleen, Gall, Hinda*r. Kiifaev s. Spine. Ac., all of which diseases RadwayReady Berolrrot will eradicate, and secure io th* paiieut a new lease of life. T epree nf RADWAYKRENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT i» •i.oO per bottle. Dose, a taa-apoon twite tall, half an hour after each maxi. Sold by druggists and merchant* everywbtrd. A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS Arc superior to all porgetive or cathartic pills, powders, mineral aud avidlits waters, in tbs Croat* ment and euro uf 1 ' COSTI VEN EHH, iHFKPAIA. ----------- —UK HEADACHE, INFLAMATWN OF THE BOWKI.m, NERY0DKNE8H. MELANCHOLY, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, The cheapest and aod darable KooKsj la not recommended by ua, nor prescribed for •MBanyirsri tiea'ofdlaeU* usaVCry jAyaicisn hf lb* practice of medicine prescribe* t'aloaM-l. Mer­ cury. Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and fiber thvuritehobys of tbe profession. It t* swell known fact thpt tnataety eaHrxnrtaCvno hsiulrvd, n» tba system _.—. —------- -tsgiout.and fnfecliou. diseases—ao hav* lb* fo<-u to establish the truth of uur strtemcula. ackowwl edged by IhouMnds whu have proved lu uttfailing power* on their own peroou*. Go where you will, speak of Radwav'a Readr Rebel, in any •ssrtnblage of prrxuxa, aoui* one or mure will tear witatM of deriving benefit from iu use. IN MILITARY CAM PR. There is no piece ao well calculated to teat th* UMfulnera of a Mrcrific mevtimsa M a militarv esmp. Radw*x * Ready Relict baa been oaed fa almost every ca»p throughout the (irand Ar­ my of the Unkm. with Uta hapgieM^ceeaa. (.ot­ ters from Brigade and Rexinirntal sargaon*. offi «*■•-end pnvatro.asauro “»thrt Rapway's Ready Relief h*> contributed more to the protection uf th* truo[>* against dines**, and to lb* use and comfort ol Hie sick, than all other tnsdiefaee uted or means suggested by the Biedica) authortUre. radway’s RKADT KKUKF WILL STOP PAIX tiveneoa, Indigtslion.Lircr complaint. Dyspepsia will denva inimcciafe bei>eBt bv taking a eoae uf these PHI*. Aft*r thoroughly cleansing tbe bowels of it* relsined humors, by a free purge, two to four per dav, for e week ur ton day shrill restore , ••orv, Toovusenx. sasnes, rxca acas, san acas. the Jiv*r, b .wets, pancreas, kidsey*. and aM afbw organa «f tbe ay.iem to the hdfltfty petfotmanee Numbness. Swolen joint*. Npratna, I-aaieneaa. Ruddro P*ln 10 ‘i,eK'dne}r‘* Wu‘“>‘U.»’*i* fa the DR. RAD WAY'S PILL8. BMAtBWG. PLEUAH A HCiCNTIFfC PURGATIVE. HinSE,PM5 lN iUK 8lUE* tiHoubDElUi, We have th* medicinal properties of tba mert efficient pla>-ta, roots, herbs, gums, and balsams Its use will, fa a few rainulea, reliev* you of train tn th* vogutobis kfagdosa- la each-«f tbs* little and iu continued u-e cure ' ou uf tbo ouroplaint. pills He* s mysuriiiM power, for in each pill is CH1CUNIU KHEU M ATfo.M-Ab 1 H M A oombihvd v e eletaenU of health regeMratioa, 8LKEPLES8 NIGHTS. strength and life. Person* win suffer with Dyspepsia, I.lrereomUt those who cannot .njuv an hnur’a ealm ■ loan m.k. ■ ret.l ro-U U .„ ___ J" ’ plsnit, EDlarxemettCf tLeripw**, Jaundice, kid ury complaints. Palpitation uf th* b art, aud th* evil effects nxtaoed try the excessive uso of Mer­ cury, Quinine, Corroaiva Hublunato, Opium. To­ bacco. l ocal .Stimuhrol*. and eapoouro to Fail L Lead. Ac., will ted tn Rod way’s Bagulaling PUta a pannaucat cure. , RADWAYH REGULATING PILLS Are th* only vegetable substitute for Calomel, Mercury, Qtun I us, and their kindred drag*. Ihxt have ever teen diaenvered, aod ttra oalv pills in use that will secure to the natunt tho bmefiefal effrots,in phr-Liver and other gtaate qf ibe sys­ . euhic IncUe in a beeped boaUl. and take .a ■ PR0HA T£O^/>A».-8TATEDFMTCniGAN, CocMI uc B*un. s*. , 1 Al a *a»*iui> ui tjie Pretete Court for lb* coun­ ty of lUrrv. holden *1 the I rulnrlr Office, in the vnlage uf Hssungd. on Monday, the mxlecatli day of Juie. in Uio year »n* tbuuMnd eight hundred aud sixty-two. P--------- ------------- a *' Pnndte. Judge of Probate. Able Draper, I . A QUESTION llro-tremmeul of such dbeosea and tnaladiea. Estate of Able Draper. S 11 W IJ. MMIllAl.MAMMI* luo-wte-^rnddy teller tb* dtaobted aod diaearoatriakro *uBarrc Irom 1IJW ’ A LIVING DEATH, 1 And rortoro him to bl* ftieod* fa a send aod h7tefureCp^m?ng thi. wonderful «»’ fete pet»onirTiii«t4*tv<Iin said rotate, are required to appear st a session of raid Court, tiros to teW- and It. horrible train uf conoomdant*. prevail fa dcu sk ill* {'rotate Office, n the Viilag* of Hrat­ -Ttarrroplca! regioa* of tbe Hou lb. to a much greati r and uxiro.arallgMHit tawroa ttan fa tb* North. ing*, and sliowxause. if. soy there te. why lb* Iu tact there I* scarcely a family in auv of th* praverof the petitioner should not be granted. AndHt te farther, ordered, that snd trortajaer South American Provinces thai ta .fr>* [from ur it* kindred dwcaoc*. Ji run* in tbe A -S3 ricrvtula. blood uf all ita Jirople. sod ho. broou.e «tabUte*d SwxcxKY A Allot, Suva. bearing.ibereuf, br causing a ropy of this order B* a couKtitutluual lufirmity. and k*» tallied the skill uf Iheir teJ4 I.hyaiciaus. With knowledge tqte uublirted fa .the lls-Uags Rarawe. ao*»*pspar printed in Mid rouutv.uf Barry for six of ttete laeu Dr. RaPwa i wm dvternnusd to tost successive weeks, luituedlstely previous to said MORTGAGE SALE. r‘ad'w7y's RENoVaTING IlESODVEST, one cents, |<ITI* xl.j and no proceeding, in law or equity having been instituted lur lbs recovery thereof: Ua reading aud tiling the ,-etition. didv verified Notice i* therefore hereby givM^thst by virtue of tbe slatuti. and a power of sal* contained in of Adam Elliutt,Exireiitor of the last .Will an-lTe*Mid mortgage, the prcnn.es described therein, to lament ol Mid declared, proving for certain reawit: Two-third, ot tbe nortb-ea.t quarter, aud sobriety, '*f frujtslity, <ff de th* north half of tbe north half of the south east quarter of section nutntier twenty-nine. its), and privaiiuns'tu be cheerfully bume. of an tbasouth half afatas H>utl»-wro* quarter of aectiou abridgi'inent of personal comfort, fur the aussbro Mr«q^M»U17.t|IJ i*L toWUaMp .Dltalber twd'(?) n6rib ot range number eight (») west, in nohleit nhjee* that can appeal tn the Mid county of Barry aud Slate of Michigan, two patriotic instinct. If. the tax inculcates hundred and eighty acrua, [ur so much thereof a« all other jietMioa interested iu said hMsIc. are ru these Iresim* and is mihmltted to from will MiistV Mid debt and intereat and coat.,] will quired tu spear. at a ees-ion of Mid court, then to be sold al 'publie anction or vendue, to the highest these motives, it will be like “thequality bidder, at the north front door of ibe Court Uuu-e. b.- Inddeu at the Probate Utticv. in Mie villaga ef ofinerey, twice blessed. ” improving lhe in tbe VillageaCJik*«ing». insmd cvmnty of Barry, Hastings, and show cause,if any there be. wbv that being IbeYilace for bolding lhe circuit court the prat er of the petitioner should.iu>t Im- granted. people while it saves tbe onintry. The for saidcuuntr, on Saturday the sixth day of Sep Aud it ia farther ordered that raid 1‘etitloner Americanit have heretofore I»een thie tetnber. x.u. ie4i. at on* o’clock, r a ot that dav. give notice tu the persons interested, iu said estate.' of the pendancy ol raht petition and Dated. May IM< CYRUS MANN, most extravagant people on the fare «»f the he«rri»y thereof, bv causing a Copy of this jelltl* Mortgages. the earth. There is no nation which order tu be publish rd In the' “Hastings Ilan Bwkxzet a Amur, Altya. tier." a newspaper, printed and clrcirtaiing in walks »n such endleM miles of carpetingM. Mid coun*y ot Barry, fur six successive weeks, which displays so much vanity in dres* uuutediatciy previow. to Mid dav of hearing. . hUKBMAN C. (KINDLE. ai-d upholstery, which consume* much (A true copy.) jeld Judge uf Piubste. animal fond, which so freely indulge* a taste for narcotics and wtimulanta. which so recklessly tampers with ita health by swallowing the ten thunsand nrrntnims sold by tbe patent medicine venders.— bate CoCtrt for tbe evuuly of Barry, huhlen at the Our appetite* and the:r progeny of ail­ ofliceof Ibc Register of Deeds, fur said county otGcr of toe Judge thereof, in Holings, on Mun­ ments, nur fiwlish extravagance, our of liarrv, on tbe ttb day uf December, A. D. I dub, day. tbe Ifitti day of Juue. one th<>n*an<f* eight Pie*eui, Hhiruiau U. al 12 o'clock. M.. in B>>ok D, of Mortgages, on hundred and sixty two. childk-M vanity, have lieen levying taxe* pages la» snd 121 ou which Mortgage there is 1'rindlr, Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe mute of William Cooney «n us in c«nipariwr»n with which the r.ew claimed to be due, at tbe date ot this notice, the deceaaed. impoaitions of the Government are bag Un reading and tiling the petition.duly verified, atellcs. It would require the diversitNi or in equity having been instituted for the recovery of Solon Doud tdininistral'ir of raid estate. prat­ intn the public treasury of hut a small thcrruf: 'Notice is therefore hereby given tbai by ing for reasons therein set forth that he mar bo liccnaedio sell certain real estate io aai,i petit ou part of what we yearly Mtcrifice tn hurt­ virtue uf the statute, and a power of sale contained described fur the purpose nf paying tbe debts in raid mortgage, tbe premises described therein, fol t astew and foolish pride to create a tn wit., tbe north-weal quarter of section No. uf Mid deceased and e<pet>a«*el AdminUtration. Tbereupuu. it I.ordered that Munds.. the 2^lh sinking fund which <nold speedily extin- thiny two, (W) of township No. three (») north day uf July. lH6z.at irno'vkal in th*' forqnoan. range No. nine 19) west, tn said Barry county Our ' pt gnith tbe debt created by the war. and Mtateof Michigan, one hundred aud sixty be aroigued for the liraring of .aid (etiiion.and taxes may teach economy, but will cause acres, more or leas, or so much ibereuf as will that tb* heirs at law ol Mid deceased, and all olhur person. int< rested in said --state are required on suffering. There arc few people Mtiafy said mortgage with interest and coals, will to appear al a orosinn uf said Court, then Io be be sold at public auction ur vendue, to lite highest among ua who Fannnt diminish their bidder, at the Court House in the village of Has­ bidden at tbe I’robats Udrcc.lo lhe village of Has consumption and still live in comfort— tings. that being tbe place for holding tbe Circuit ting., and show cause, if any there be, why th* Court ia said county of Barry, and State uf Mich­ prayer of the petitioner should su>wbe granted. The health, morals, patrintis sentiment, igan.on tbe sixth day uf Bepicmbcr, A. D. 1861^ And it. ia further ordered, that Hie petitioner give notice to all perauti* interested tn said e*tate and cheerfulness of our people will prob­ at one o'clock, P. M. of that day. of the pendancy of said petition, and th* bearing Dated, May *». HH3.ably be strengthened by the frugality, tiierwin. by causing a cony of this notice and HORACE J. PERRIN A CO.. and forethought which our new circum­ JelltlS Assignees uf Mortgage. order tn b* published in the ** drotings Hanner*' a cw.paper printed and circulating In said coun­ stances render necessary ; and, in thh SwcxzKY a Allxx, Attys. % ty of Harry, fur .lx sueoe.slve weeks, immedi­ view, nur heavy taxes, if not a blessing, ately protiuM to Mid day of hearing [A true copy.) BHEltMAN C. PKINDI.R. are at least ao evil with compensatory CHANCERY SALE­ j«I8 Judge of Probate. mitigations. TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tba Circuit Court for theeoitiity of Barry—in Chancery. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. CitarUt E. SttWt,Complainant, I A Gn«o Wash for Trim.—I tend STATE OF MICHIGAN.I vs. >( Foreclosure.) ynn n receipt fur awt<h for trees, recCotixrr or Bahut ( • Phillip LtOMrd, Defendant. ) In the uirtter uf the estate of Charles C. Griffin nmm-nded w»»ne years since by Pmf. N nnrauanee end by virtue of a Decree «f the Mnpee. in the N. Y. Trihnnt. I bare Circuit Court forlboCounty of Barry, In Chan* Notice ia hereby given, eery, made on tbe sixteenth day uf January, in um-d it, and it i» the best I have ever that by virtue of a license granted to me,'by tho the' veer of our Lord oue thouMiid eight uuudred Probate Court of said county of llarrr. I shall tried : and sixty-two. in a certain esuoa therein pending, sell at public auction to the' highest bidder, al Put on the fire an imn wot, and heat it wherein Charles E- Xmith t* complainant, and the North Door of tbs Court House in the villaga Phillip Leonard is Defendant: Nolic* is hereby red hot. then put into it one pound «•! of Hastings n tbe county of Bsrrjr. Michigan, on given, that I. the undersigucd.Circuil Court Com Mouday tbe <ih day ol A i. gnat, l -4i.at u-n o'clock aal m-da. When it is alwint dune blob missioncr, In .nd fur Ibe county uf Barry, will in the'forenoon, the following described lands, br-ring, (it hums ainiilnr U» ahtn>3 My ■ell at public auction or vendue, to tbe highest belonging to Mid deceased: The Ninth East *'f **>« North East quarter < of about ten minutes, take it nut, and add bidder, ou th* twenty-aixtb [2> th] day of July, quarter A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty two, section Na. nine 10] in town throe (-] North of to it one gallon of soft water. at one o'clock ur th* afternoon uf that day, at range eight [«] West, and containing Forty ceres The beauty of thia wash ia, that it d'»ea the north front door of tbe Court House, in the uf land morn or leas, being in the County of Bar­ village of liMtings, in Mid county, tbe land* and its own aeoiiring. You need only tn ap­ tenements described in the mortgage, Mt forth ry and Stale of Mirbigan JAMFS HATHAWAY, Administrator. ply it with a brush nr awab, and when in thu bill of oumplaint. and described in Raid Dated Hastings, June 10, l0d2 jell tbe rain washes It off. lhe bark will shine decree as follows, to -wit: A evrtam tract or par­ cel of land, situated, in the county of Barry, and like varnish. It instantly kills every­ State of Michigan, described m follows, tu wit: thing of the inaeet kind with which it South half of north-east quarter of section number In the matter of tberotate of Martin C Burge, cornea in contact, and dues nut injure the Iste of lhe oouuty uf Barry, deceased. In pursuance of a licrne*- giai<ji-d to me by the tfenderest leaves. Probata Court of Mid County. 1 shall expose to janSXtT Orctil Court Lbrnnnrofoarr. sale st Public auction tn the highest bidder at Batcw a Dktob. Solicitor, for Complainant. Uis North iloor of the (h.urt House, in the vil Doted at Hasting*, JuaaH. lfid*. , Jell ^^t'tfiko Lxan dt R<x>nt.—For the lage of,tymtingsr -in tbe county of Barry, and mate et’Mihigaa. eq- Monday, tbe «•* day benefit of such of oar road er* who mnv ofAugau. IMS. al one o'clock, in.the aftorneoo he «nn«»yefl hy lenky ruffs, we ptthli.h CHANCERY SAL’E. tbe following lands belonging to tbe aaia rotate. tha following, which i« represented to be 'TATE OF MICHIGAN.—TbeCircuit C • good remedy. We prew.nic it to be The Wret bair[U]uftha South Wert qiurter I tbe erointyef Barry? tu chaneery. (Xi of section ll.iity-one,(JI,| continuing seveneffectual, provided the leak is not too Caaauta E. Surra. UnapfasMaA ty-s*v«n(;7i and ecieutr-bve huudrrtbs acres of 4aud in town two |tt) North of rang* nin* [»] ' Pattur L xoxard , [>'frodent. west, except tea acre* in a square .ona in the Taka 4 pnnnds nf main, one pint linbouth-West coiner ol said piaML, zv a wear1 •eed nil nnd »>ne ounce red led, simmer JU.-IAH BDi.GE. JErcrarro. together, nnd apply while hot. Dated, Jun* 16, IMA J*id We have no doubt It k tn excellent receive, and* tHe cement may be applied wjT.r'iTESjTiwwteAw. it ■ ' forBHhcm* oompl of Michigan, on i be atxth day of September. A. D. 1061. at «ne o'clock in the afternoon of acid day. Dated. May XU, IMS. j-m.i' ■< WES?kS£k From the New York World. While political tri<lc»teii» and dernagopiea nnd drinker* uf taxed liquors are chewing the tax bill ■■ a cud nf uwe«*t and kO^r fancies, it will be pondered by lhe fiB^tniw «>f hmeat citizens in quite a ■Krtbit spirit. Tn these it will he a to olher purpoeee. r „ WLUI10B cosruum . unl» r*0M *«• lULSOK auxxn- liens of tba peUmc.IL i:5TT vCiJLUXFAFR FILL* No* naly purify the btood. aad extract ftesa H Tbl* article baa been ibnenugbly tested in K*w York and *11 ports of th* United State*. Canada, West Indies, Mid Central aud South America, oa build ng* of all kind*, snob a* FACToaiaa. Foran<•**. Curai-Hra. Rail Roau hsr-ns. Cara, and so Praue BrtLuixua generally. (•uKtaxMi xv Ucil> isca. A*.; by the principal ItriLucs*. AnmiTxcr*, au'l other*, and ha* proved |.. be IbcC'DEAJ'MsT and MUST DUR ABLE RUOFINtt in use; it i* in roerv rwiieet A FIRE. WATER. U EATHER and TIME PROOF coveriag for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. * Thit i» IhrOXL I'natrrM ataavftcivrfd io Ut I'oitfJ SMot which cambine the ctesirabte Proper­ lies o EMutilf end borobiiitp. which are oaiversallv acknowledged to he possessed by GUTTA PERCHa AND INDIA RUBBER N«» Heat is required in mukingapplication The expenM of applying it ia but triling, w aa ordinary Root can te covered aud lintated tk» It cun br applird by atty <me, and when fiuiabed fonna a perfecilr Fisa Paoor •Krfaw.wiili an elMtie body, wbhh can not te in­ jured by II**r. Cbm or HTOBM*.SnaiXKUO of Hour Boards, or any external aefiou whatever. GUTTA PEltCHA CEMENT, For Gutting Mrtils nf all Kinds-when rX|KMKd to tbe AclitMt wi the WraUicr, ntxl F»r erewrvlxx u< Repslrisg Mrlxl Rub »t all kite. This tho mtlg Oatpttiiiot htttet which rriffree. eM/«4tara.te,rfrcWoteiV*.^.«U tero-r«. /er tuylnpU Of rA„, appituU m uwteb. to which it adhere* firah. tanning a bodr equal to three LAbT THREE ffius AH LUNG; and from ua elasticity U not injured by the cutitructlon snd expansion of TIN ur utter METAL ROOFS, cosaoqueat upon suddeu chaegra of tb* a anther. ‘WH- iSST-SMi®* ’* com* °R KDW »■ WARM WEATHER, AND NOT.W ASH OFF. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS ran be repaired with GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT aud pmv*. ted from turtter rorrostou abd leak­ ing maar xm* si»a * rxarscn-T wanta nrorr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-16.pdf e96385450d87982de219a9a99352f011 PDF Text Text aOHIT8AH ’i 1WCI 1ST "MJ iBitiz h/ f UteulsW f V rw7 Mb i“jiu-»rb baa ,t>iwq<iiq I »•< aux «in j ■ -stjxm «J ill lit ■SYrt'ii Hfr* I>r W:..'.w r iMttfc “ OO . j '. s»t; v.p > qir-b St ..^^ASraS-L c_ .'j ' BuW WU ?.) I! VOL 7. fir j'./. ,Y ^Tilings Nanntr, KKlrPEK * BCRB0V8, WXL r~- ip, w fully comtriunlcative, and listening 'alien- I r Ma her mWtresa to ttn pUl daig^ tively.Lucy heard that they bad been dent , out from Springfield, wrth some fifty other*; lb see tf anything could; be, seen of the advance guard of Fremarn’* M-my, t “d 8— Motbars who alt in dumb terror sad dread, who were supposed to be In the yieftifty.. ll.&M, ,, C.l™„ Holding that terrible Hal; . stotdy The .work* employ five hundred .men, once and mail subscribers, tl per annum, if She founa that this party had" been Fearing to look, leaf you Bet mid the dead » . At all engaged in making the PrifVU fifirid •topping at ofte house ana Another,-drink­ L. W. WINO. The oamo of the boy you. have kiaacd. Jngonvi cannon and the solid shot and shell *Ui»d ADVKATUntO. last the day ,was’our*. ,ari4. •* Zagonyi ing and devastating, and Vrity naturally OF THE PEACE. Will .Hand to th. wound to this kind of ordnance. JWKiaaed e*et> aa thoee In angulah and pain, One square, of tpo ■ lines, or lean, 50 cents for had divided, and that Armitrong meant' gathered the remalriii'cif h!» force around eolloetion of debt, tad .11 ether bu»ine»» tlini-«K> imvw, • fee dw d^»X Xfitt who SUpfiTpletids th* WOpty, IS * Hu precious foees of clay, lbs first, add *5 coats for each subsequent inser­ -be am-anatbraWli- back, be vwwim could not pwtaiNM to hi. office with fld.I Uy *»d prompt ­ to writ till the rest came up, and start Wm criunt the deal, and it took not long to Lgraduate of the miller eadbj^Hj^ ER. Frau you would, had you shuddering lain tion. ▲ liberal discount to yearly advertisers. fur the town,together from tier house.— The dear one tn grave elotbes away. number th« was Luey uTStfrri She likewise’ learned that they had not number the living. living.. .-.Whyrp Wb?yp; FMjLuey Job .ad Card Printing. •• -1 -v ” ope -------of e.u —-Lt —resigned, end now devotes nis *nnro «v Hardly thqwe.j bloody, 1 seen any thing <>f the Lincoln soldier*.— Dudley I pity you, sitting with facssao whits, Alt hiiOt (W, /Arou'WH, OrfaUyecaarf teriUcm to sdenlMUo kreestlgarifins ccmblackened face* but could tell ( pt eothe 1 She gave them their full ofliquor, *he let Striving to parry the blow; nectcd with cannon and. wious, ptojoetfartj Pri»a»f tteatad ea fieri noliet, cad at them eat the best the house afforded, and gnod deed she did for tSmttrffliririg thoto i I know how that namo will torture you ■ as she was taking a pitcher to get - more long, dreadful hours. Even while they iles. Can fixthoa tho doptb o< your woo. Tho practical result* sought by inven­ whiskey hflr keen ear* caught the sound were speaking of her ahw came in eight, tors aro-to increase the effective range of of a distant fife. Armstrong heard it, too, not mounted on the brown mare, but io­ cannon y to throw a shot or shell of great By this crushing weight of despair, and, with an oath, said them laxy lubbers stead the mare wa* harnessed, with a mar- । weight—two or three hundred poonds«rI know bow you too will shudder and start, of his were at last coming, and the old ket wagon, and its broad bottom Wa» cov­ •without making the gon eo Utgo es Beading that dear-loved name there. woman must take some more dodgers ered with- woewJed Hotelier*.- She w** *to be unmanageable and incapable of walking beside it, teeldtaglba rehw^fook. along. I know that you'll bush that passionate cry. tTM^porUlioo in the presence of an , ene­ Lucy had taken the pitcher, and closing ing fearfully pale and. tired; for, now Thinking of him as be lies. my. These advantages are attained by the door behind her, almost flew out into the excitement wm pa**edLher. worpan. With beautiful face upturned to the sky, the Parrott gun, and hence make iib su­ Death veiling the glorious eyes. the yard, and taking the oldest boy by the hood waa uppermost, and her only care perior to ths Cnlumbisd, tho Dahlgren GRANT A SPAULDING, shoulder, said in a terribly hoarae voice. was to help the wounded and comfort ur tho Armstrong. By means of a band "Fighting he frill” Docs a feeling of pride, HASTINGS the dy ing. They knew *he waa taking . “Tom, run for your life over the mow. EALERS In all kind, of dry, KOod».croc«riea. af wrought Iron which surround* ft* Lighten your grief ■« you think. crockery, Ac. Stale eL,at the post office. ing, through the lane, and tell those men their aoffering comrade* u* the *helUr of , breech, creat strength is secured, and by Dow brave was the boy that went from your side her home, and not a man, from the Ma ­ you will meet, to take down their-flag the use of elongated or conical <b°^ * How he would not falter or shrink t stop playing Yankee Doodle, aod come jor downward would have been eagpr to smaller bore is required, and hmwe lees The mother’s love triumphs. Men call women through the lane with you, and they can escort her.iiufabe refuaed them all ; and weight of metal ia the gun. The wgs MANON ALLEN, when the major pressed the matter,-ehe get every one of these men. Now don’t weak, of 200-pouuders to between four and five oberts triker EALER IN GROCERIES, provisions, pro Ay, well, perhaps it is so! let tho grass grow under your feet, my told them the knew the way better than miles. At ths distance of three mfle* 4 .<0, flish, butter, lard. pork, aad grain ol they did, and wm aafe enough alone. — I know there are turn e’en now on my cheek boy." all kind Also toys candies, etc . etc. btoro in 200-pound shot can be thrown so as tt/Tril For the boy that's lying so low. The wind h*d brought to her ears, what They gathered around her ; they called Californ a Block. State street. Hastings, Mich. within the space' of twenty Ibev square. it never whispered to those drunken men her all noL1e,n«fr>t6 Wfie*, fiuch a* men The itrliri velocity of the bell is.4welvo uab in moment* of elevation of eonlf but D. C. HAWLEY, that instead of their comrades, tbeir stern­ Jl?BT RECEIVED hundred foot per second, and the whole DEALER in all kinds of Family Groceries, est foes would be around them. And all she looked *urpri*ed#nd answered almost Thinking perchance, that my darling is there— distsnre is accomplished In about seven­ Stone and Wooden ware, and a 0*’’*’** her energies were directed to keeping coldly, “W.hy shouldn’t 1 do wbnt I could? •ortment of Provisions. Also Notary Public. teen seconds. . a new and moat complete assortment of them still in the ignorance so fatal to my grandmother did more at Bunker The power of the lOOpnunarr Parrott Hill, and my grandfatt^r died at Con­ But still there'* a thought that covers my woe— them. has been tested on wrought-iron pintas, DRUGS AND MEDICINE*, Above there's a glorified list; Meanwhile Tommy’s tow head shot cord." RORRRTS Ar NTRIKER, They bent !ow_before her a* she turned thicker than the armor of the Monitor.— over the mowing, over the wall, through R ILERS in drugs, medicines, patent medi­ ^Chemical*, Paints, Oils, Cam­ At a distance of fifty feet a plate eight cines. prints, nila. turpentine, burning fluid. the narrow lane, reaching ths great road •way, nnd not one of those strong handed phene, Bnruing Fluid, and a half inches thick, inclined at an just ss a mounted band of men came in German fellows will ever forget the wb- angle of twenty degrees, was broken TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. canes. BiniinnrrT. . man wtio fought side by side with them sight. He mounted a stump, waved his Holbrook's New Block, Hastings, Mich. glisttllaiiB. through the middle, vertically; by the at the'batlle of Springfield. Horn* 1 she jacket, and the foremost of the party went to find her old mother dead, and first shot. So convinced is the Govern­ stopped. the children hiding treating reb­ ment of the power and accuracy of these “ What is it, boy 1" MAJOR ZICOJT1I OVIDE. guns that Cnptrin Parrott ha* an order “Marm wants your, fifing man to stop els ; but the flag still waved, and a* the to furnish as many as he can make by ?r FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL TTORNEYS ATLAWsnd Solicitors in Chan­ playing that thing, and have down that poor, pale fellows In the carl caught sight craploving all the force that can work’to cre Particular attention paid to Conveyof its blessed folds, they gave rfeeble PURPOSES,OKLY^el ere flag, and come up to our house tbrouh the foundry. BiX hundred bare be«> khout touching In Its weakness. ...i.r, im ,S!TZf From the Springfield Republic**. the lane. Come on. sent to various fortificationsand divlamns On the morning of the 24lb day of last He was starting, but Zagonyi stopped All through the winter she nursed and of the army-10, 24, 100 and 200 pousdtiusinra”. _ ... . October, a somewhat hovel scene unrolled him. । “I do not understand, boy ; what fed that household of sufferers, and as one ers, with others of intermediate calibre. one. in the Court Ilcuse, Hashes*. Mich. itself before the dooirof a quiet faftn house (does she wantl" after another grew strong and left her, It was a 200 pound Parrott Which reoecd about two mile* from Springfield, MisTom was indignant. “Wants you to and all shs asked of them was that they the evacuation of Yorktown arid- the re­ soun. Two women and three young lad* nab । some seccshers up to our bouse ; but would strike manly blows for their coun­ DANIEL COOK, treat of Besuregard from Corinth. ’ USTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and had just reii*ed a very modest little flag ; you , needn’t come if you don’t wanter.” try, and keep always the noble war cry । These gun* are c**t in the usual man­ Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of and n* the wind floated it gmcefully in ' Something in hi* face struck one of the ofZagonyi, “the Union, and Tremont,’ such a> . ner and then transferred' to the turning debts and all olher business pertaining to hmoffice. the air, they gave three oheera for the । close to their heart*. I thank" God for men. and he said, “ Who is your msrm. TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, . platform, where they are cot down totbe Office in Goodyear’s block, up stairs. Stare nnd Stripes, cheer* which if not’ I| mxv.I”,. PRUNES. FIGS. RAMIXS. CODFISH; th^t woman ; rio Dudley that eVer,U on. proper diameter, after which they Pr**ent * spurs in the olden days had, a, braver' or the appearance of highly polished steel. “Lucy Dudley." in feet, evervthing in the Grocery Hoe. such as loud were ecrtainlv hearty. The young 1. A. HOLBROOK, er of the w omen, Lucy Dudley, mother “Go ahead. Major," shouted the fellow. more loving'heart tnnn hers. ' TTORNEY and Counselor st Law, Solicitor in They sre next bored out »t»d paseed Into Cbancerv. General Land and Tax Agent. nf the boy*. Mood gazing up to it. and as “ > She’s true blood ; they shot her busband the hriidk of the rifler.' The process of Office, s^ond story of Rower's block. ahe that gazed, her face put on a look of h , month ago." rifling is by a simple gouge working so (CTDnczsT ^xfiT’jm’janr Zagonyi, followed by a portion of hi* stern determinathm. and she muttered A few week* since' the rifortkVwtewin* as to give the proper twisL. One grove J. M. RUSSELL. low between Her nlmoat cl»»*ed teeth, “It men, wheeled into the Ians, trying to keep And CookiM Extracts, N . ,.r_ . r rrx.- —nn» nn«*C9 HYSICIAN and Snrgeen. Offiee tn RuMell'i of Joseph Bonaparte,ex King bf Spain, . shnn.t come down again while*I live.' Tommy in sight; >nd soon they came in THE SPECIAL HEXEFTT OF THE LftDJX*. .tore. State street.' - •' ' were depicted in th*i Vicinity ofthdsVof “Yes ’twill, mother," broke In nne of view of the low house, and the, .noisy band; '^Tbl* surround* the breech, and w liishls'brntherv — Nap <> Won nbd Jerome — 1 JOHN ROBERT**, the boy*, “for the *ec«*hera are in town mirth of the Conrederateji w’as . distinctly benreth'the'dfrmeWtWlhsMIWfc There ibout one fifth the length of the C»noe. HYSICIAN andSurrcon. Dwellingo* Broad­ heard. Armstrong never suspected^ even again, and they’ll make you." was not fotodi cereriforiy Mbcitit It," neith­ It |* made of a wYought-lron bar, »*ry”g way, near the Court IIoboo. Hi* mother did not notice him, but ordering Mrs. Dudley .to ‘show em right er the Emnfirer nor the Empress being from t*o td trX incbee »»quare, according PENS. PENC1IA INKB. PAPER. EN­ iik’ She went to the doorand they need­ titming to the old woman, said, present It 1« *nW tn be ‘lire mtentidn of to the cifibre. -• TM. Mr * H.P« CHERRY, toja VELOPES. CARDS, Ac., fie. ed pot that she‘^ould speak ; her mere-' William’s soke, m«th*r, we’ll keep It up. theEmporer to collect the stdtthred re­ white beat and then twisted ln»a spiral Even Iwforc sin* bad done speaking, the iOg, eager look ftld everything, piey Upon our sbetvee mey be lo.nd all Of th by • mains of his dead relatives, and deposit arid- wrided Mito a cylindrical r^Xtrl^wauK^^sound ol hor-.es’ feet whh heard, and the Hiirroimded (he room i Zagonyi’a clear them ’’alt In. thd fovnWes, makhw that powerful trip hammer. The diameter MOST POPULAR ,. youngest l-v. clinging her drew, tvird vnice oidet^d those within to surrender, noble bullding the mfcdsoleum of tbw ltel- wfthaUmd W little leto tl» ftn« ^ .ft* to draw her into fli* house, erViifJt oo<. wljll- at the aamc.timc the fifer gave an nrrparteii.":Now thiey r*stf'mns*-«»rtkem, breech <»rthe gun. h »• mafli hot, l. II. HTEWABT, “There tliev come; O, : trtntber,‘/unF’ vxulhmt— . in foreign lands. Jwsrfph, uMil’hl* reostit *nd • whil« '’expehded fiaedupon fte * TTOBSHT C—“ AUJ’KSit' The old grand mother retreafird behiWi , /‘Yankee Doodle’s comriin town. removal, lay in Iha Qhuesh ivfSanta Croce, brecdh/wfiert lt riiTink* firmty into ttt the door trembling visibly, bet ths moft-; in Flormees /rNo*Ui«fldrfi^ole<>n the blade M«d forrtl* olmfrat a wrilfl' portion "Yankee Doodle dandy.” hL». Ltd- Cn,k. er.slo«l firm, awaiting the men whom she Great, fiodJecpmejare burled in tb^ In- of tie ffitottort. Tbid precew I* Michigan. ; ■ knp.w only too well. Duly- ,qje .Ijttle Arrnitrtfng as* the tfipand fired his. tb- Vjidev Uu)«, ihiWw! $r.<h^ prpv"1 m*i* principle by which tire* are fitted ,7,71'1.-:.- < J. M. NEVINS. ' WVeil hlttinjt the grief-haired old grandmonth ago they shot doytp her husband, Emporer, 1* a St Lep. ,ln. L»- xo carriage' wheels. The atreng*, ftss* ,,)l vrervlbing in oiw-une m irnprlike * d«>g, liecau*® he said |ii* Iputo *■* mAlher. leveliraf her with the g^W.— .cipit at C*ninor in .Italy. CamAphl mreined la greater than that of anyAinp® Nobody noticed the shot excepting Toin, . nia own. and he should hoist casting, however thick. Fur* 100pound•nd hr he lirild her bleeding head upoh flag rernu-d to him best ovv iU Thej H a^*F of wreoghl irow ftor.ieebes his knues, he never shed A tekr, but be shot hiiu befine her ayes, .find hr* heart a •Mtare and 69 free img i* retired ; is on one of Commodprie Toole ’ s gun ­ bled hnd sprinkled the very gro -nd 'pounder, eighty -fi*e foot of five ^MMhea where she afood, and I welder Jtut that boats as a po'wdrt-wmnkey tb-dfty, nnd he square; SOO-pounder, one hundred feet, * TTORNKY end 'rtc.ribr birtdfi h charge but hp thinkfl 'bf the l«w.k of her *y«i wa*M*rctly worpan six inches square. ' *” ’ .. ‘ that terrible boor. One'or two on both h. Down the road thev oame, ajOfwe® Tbecout of thA smallest gwn—0 peaindride* were wonnded;' but: the struggle Cunfoderate ruffian*, called . *oldier*. by ri4 iw twhhundred dollars; for 200 pounft their brink ___ wab iiMin nrtfr. Urid-the rebeli msrebpd courte*y.*nd “chHalry? by Mr. Wm. ere two thcAiaand dollars each, which ia Barry CoaMy. Michigan, rint.bmmd tojjetWri with old fl»1n< teHW Viraw. A v.r» pr.U/ ,ool,«^pq.tlK»<. Ruascll. They, were well armed and .d<^fc«pi?NJ>f4..iww. r*r«r4 .ij- ■aid to be one tenth the coat of the Arm­ ROBERTS A STRIKER. mounted, and a* they thundered *p to »be fheBWys vkty ff'kdty, fotriad.' JACOB FERRIS, ,nuli Id Eur..|» «oul3 ffltumjj. m»U strong gun. The ‘Charge of- powd«, ia Hatrncos M.stm A DM AuoJ W WWWV I«n <4 Wl., lb. door tlie leader shouted. "Down with that must btke the priiriWers With hl#; rar Attop^T, Cwwasaltor aad aaMeilor. ib t n« : (|_d Yankee rag; ifyou don t 111 blow mm bonldift bo spared to guard them, .NW IONIA, aacmOAN. rind ah U»ey 'were1 all W frbdt of the bouse;I ul ! ■' ■ ■ TT,> Y> Mi ■ k awly m iotan. Tho.eigbl ‘VoB&Ts*Striker”’ your brain* oul" before starting, Mrsi Dudleywho kncSr No nptice wpa taken, the woman might MS.We.tK.oiHl r.r**< B every inch of gn>und in, the vicinityf'Tin-, Ou M»tail lh.l .«t- e- <J"1«»1>'«1 M well becn □ “Luce Dudlev, don t ye bear mel and derttfok to tell them, a nearer med to the B. C. PRJNDLE, •hirt cowi- lb. IS* portd town. They *d not understand her ner jrauniw«>wf -------------------—■— , he pointed bi* revolver rt. hex, ,,I ' vous dlreetfone'-, hnd she started a* if to dmiMmKd P-P". ««w.» •!>•«««•» of w tk. IOh.ck ,1-11. ■ : “1 hear. Bill Armstrong.,,, . , l . TTh. mu™ of lbw. g’'« <• grinning *1 it. If* man offers anything go with them; then sbri « <«-________ ____ J. and- With “Blast yer picture, then why dont y» her dvittc mothert rind dre* neck, calling for sale al two ttMyS,*”3 ft* mindf , „ TfownyiHMh’thewfnmer’*^* to ft*” price is that charged when Jeff Davit: ^rM.«r^.l»ll,Ml> Hie. UlMfll -<*• •‘Because I , theplitoefo heri BteadT^ * .J,. Won’t, won’t>*r *»«* h®...^ air apg velocity of ovsrsis hundred mi ImBnt the dying wmrtkn’s ftfpCbpre* Circuit C’wurte—a—’ ' • kerniwed. H« ,«or« ra»M’ «!>>■ Ur» r.Un«d K*to fortWrPMtfr-fiftfift***, Mr.bMr, • stooped her. ’ "You go1 , Lucy ; he might M tri f I.____ i -n._ - - ------ utwin Lbc for ihjins ; " he,dlJ. “• ,h’ J""*QTATEOF MiCHWAXJhf make e mistake ; he Wit! taU -TW. i> !* raJ. J**-4 Ufrrie, and we will keep fteold Rag float ;><>. ilia .eveml lwama cl W _ moIImi I W.D1 U bera and J>all h^ve tl |>ara. 13 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, Stkttrt ftrrtrj. A’&SSJS? •rfOOCKSKLLOM »T L»W. JI Solicitor, in Chancery. Tu ud Inauranee 15«auitrB“'"“ “ ’llk J GREAT VICTOKY!! ^fastings' Uusintss §irectorn. Over High Prices, at the D DRUG STORE!!! R D & S , O A GROCERIES! J A P P PATENT MEDICINES (pITOAiP, £©& ©A£E p„d„ •5 S-'hwnnw WTO* “J ’"?2.JSSi H. N. BHELDON, rvooMTAI yjHouaa. , : jvrbd t.«w»wr • h*Lf" s™w.-b. •^2^1 “?***Sira Aortuu ‘ ^W^FTWool! You can »t>0"1 ma.and then pull lldown; TbV reserve in the larieby ‘ZaBdnyl's lars in confedcrato notes, nnwtoww |mv« wv Swdma nd b« •« Arrest- the rqwwtoreliM <4, U* dl**W W you certainly won’t before^ . ... } On. wan Jnailnd, “W. ^.’t c«h orderbsdrireMly emne «p. tod Lcity «d. lWoSawUW>Wi>.-l*»M»^M.'aWl...:...i -.■■V I only stayed to klw U>« Pft* ih'roali ; ' »e dno-l muri«,nd preeirimi face, then she mounted her fin n ."’Wtifei’iw W TO P»qi itixrt mare fifid fed Abo w*y. She gtrid- |U. M 0Mfc<lD.ll« U""Y^u have killed.»oniaa and '•* VV . rd tbmris*My ifi<bo»«rirerep.ih up v. ■■■> li ----- cw»-Aiu> EaaufiH QmcM.—It v» pe=l«^mure than U" ™«rSeveral of the mao. bld .mwhlwn X hare, fell,the thru.! and quailad berf-ee b« eve ini USgriwSffiSj •®vv>1-y py**?* jjuft while other, drew leader throwing up the w.ap«n pernreu ,p«.»t..--«Db h­ __ a. 'I'™VP^“lu« vlctuale and drink we’.p g„( tn hive, and we won’t go .nd^that THE pUCE TO GErWLCABD«>’“’“-K^ia end Irink । <»'>V having1, but If I am ' 1 have been taunted wUb'-bMBfi day soldUrt oh lW pavement of St. . a*00;. A«ti»y ion* dwJbwtwisfisIb anA’.rbto r«apW.wj».v.»b, ' n-<«nat •‘“a . �HAsrnrGB Bimra. .-mn of michjoam ■ootd b*r« ha MM. Full/ ’ . -1—__ L “Bebel prisoners say that lon^ evacuation of Corinth, troops kmbdp. Third, lULbrr. raprv lively small quantity <»f cotton ba* been destroyed in toe South, as the planters do what they out to save and not to de­ stroy their property. There will be an abundance, therefore, for the needs of commerce whenever the rebellion is end- nistaka, and productive of evil. Masers. Bice and Wilson followed in COX91EM. lime 50,000 had arrivt Id th* midst of exciting *v«uts in tho disadvantage to th* country. ur« been loot sight of. Nevertheless, the future historian will award to the Ftm CrwiMtlwt Artillery, writes to the ChW of Police at Hartford that in the th* country, than any half dozen o| ip several men ef Capt. Hazzard's battery back to spike the gun ifce wdj one lent to do, and questions still to be settled which demand to be grappled with by debate appended to thia, shows the views of Senators upon some of these subjects. Let ths people read and reflect, and when must spike the guns and leave them , but the boys said i “No, never while we have have fully mad* up their hands to draw them ! and Company L, Capt. Perkins, got a rope and hitched it they shall minds aa to the course which juatioe de­ mand*, lot.the people be heard. It is th* to one, while Company K, CapL Ager, people, and not th* President, Secretary followed with the other, and thus they of War, or Generals in the field, who drew them for over three miles, until ar* to save the Country. We call es­ they found teams to take their places. pecial attention to the remarks of Mr. Feaaenden, with regard to deceiving th* public about war news. The despatches ington, held a meeting, Thursday even­ that go to the people, outrival in men­ ing, and nominated Col. C. F. Trigg, of dacity the bogus dispatches of the rebels Knoxville, as their candidate to succeed themselves. From the 10,000 prison­ the deposed Judge Humphreys of the ers captured by Gen. Pope, to the 1,000 United States Court. Col. Trigg is a inih, and thura 7fi^00 the flower of Bean­ regard’s srmy. . “I infer, from what these officers say, that the sight forte u* the north and east of Richmond are earthworks, and are not of any great strength. They rely mainh for the defense of the city upon Fart Darling, the obstruction* and ■ batteries in the James River, and upon the fight­ ing of their troops. They declare that it ts an utter impoesibity for the Union army to take Richmuud, either by land or water—by land on the account of the number of troops, and by water on ac­ count of the defenses of the James River. Of the latter. Fort Darling is only one; beside* this fort, three iron'battcrie* have also been erected, mounted with heavy guns, and casemates for the protection of the gunboat*. There are also two sub­ merged batteries, each one containing five loos of powder, connected with the mainland batteries by wires, and so ar­ ranged aa to explode'at any desired in­ stant 'kAa regards the obstuctioos sunk and driven into the bed of thu river, they are such aa will require a vast amount of time and labor to remove; that it can never be done under the fire of their guns, and no vessel can para while they re­ main." ’ the corn crop should also foil, famine, as well aa the other horrors of war will be the late of.ths South Fortress Monroe, July 11. As the steamer Daniel Webster was going up James river, she was fired on opposite Fort Powhattan by the rebels. No one was injured. The rebels have entirely forsaken the front of our army. Not a rebel soldier is to be seen, and nona within several miles. It is the opinion that the rebels will soon be beard from in some other quarter. Cairo, July IX Gov. 8 prague. of Rhode Island, arrived this morning from Corinth, and leaves to-day for the East. Information from White River says that Gen. Hindman ordered all the inhab­ itants in Gauley Ridge to hum their pro­ vision* and shoot their cattle. Gen Curtis bad divided his forces, a portion being between Cash and White rivers, and the other east of Cash river, and seventy-five miles from the city of Memphis. Louisville, July 12. hare spared their friend*aa much as they could. We have treated the secession­ ists and UnioBiate just about the asm*. Three time* have the rebels marched down the valley, and now for the third time we are driving them back again.— Every time th* men have to procure fire for cooking and food to sustain them, and ev*ry time the rail fence* and live stock have had to *uffer. *o that now, be­ tween Winchester and Stssburg, there is hardly a wooden fence untouched, and many are entirely gone. This has thrown the Geld* open to every stray beast that comes along, and, as a conse­ quence, the grain 'growing by the aide of the road ha* been trampled down and destroyed. The beef cattle that *0 e left by Jackson after hi* first trip to Winchester were taken by our troops on the pursuit; the chickens have long since disappeared; everything eatable disap­ pears as soon as it is found; the bact-n, which I used to think I never should see the end of, ia almost oonaumed, and were il not for vegetables and fruit many of the inhabitants would soon bo reduced to a state of starvation. As it is, if the present state of affair* continne there will b* great suffering, and this will fell mostly on the poor whites, whose families, generally large, are de­ pendent on their daily labor, which Jaikson. with his press-gang, deprived them of. The valley is full of families whose bead* are with Jackwin, while the wife iwd children at homo try to keep tbtr farm agoing, generally with poor success under such adverse circumstances. The lower classes, however, are not the only sufferers. Many rich proprietors have been reduced from great affluence to great poverty. What I have said of the loss nf cattle and crop* is equally true of horses. Ii cannot be denied that we have in our j army n set of n« energetic, persistent h<>rse-ihievcs n* can be found anywhere in the world. They spare neither friend nor foe. While our army was crossing the Potomac at Williamsport, several very valuable horses belonging to our officers, were stolen, and during the whole period of our stay there was con­ stant thieving going on. What was left by nur cavalry and straggler* after the retreat from Win­ chester was hardly worth taking, but Jackson was an badly off that he look them, even down to colts a year old, and brood mares unfit for any sort of work. 1 So a citizen tells me. When the war is over this valley will have to be restocked | and resettled throughout, and if it is 10 longer blighted by the curse of slavery ' il will lie one of the moat flourishing, j as it is one of the moat beautiful in the ] whole country. New York, July 9. The Nashville train, due *t 6 last evenHe was arrested and A letter to the Tribune, dated James1 ing, did not arrive till near midnight.— conquests to a few insignificant hundreds. condemned to be hung by the rebels, but; River, 7th, says the veteran forces ufF The passengers report that Murgnii* cavBurnside have formed a junction with the। airy have been within seven miles of made his escape. He will be just the beleaguered army of McClellan. Cave City, and left that point 1.500 strong made of a loss of 20,000, the arrival of a man to go back and put the traitors Geti. Bumside had mode all bts prepa­ for l^exington, announcing their intention few hundred stragglers, reduces the loss through a course ofjustice. rations for an advance inland from Now-. to visit Louisville. bern, and on Tuesday last was to have1 At Newhope, Nelson county, at 11 full one half, according to telegraphic ac­ been given, but-on that day dispatch ?s1 o'clock Inst night, n party of the Thirty. counts. This is not right; so long as Mr Stoughton, a member of the Ver­ were received which changed the1 fifth Ohio, under Lieut-Col. Moore, onwe have censors over the telegraph, let mont Democratic State Convention, of­ complexion of things. They announced countered 450 rebel cavalry under Jack them suppress what is not proper to be fered a resolution as follows : the results of the series of Battles before Alien, half a mile south uf the railroad. .Resolved That we approve the policy Richmond, and urged Bumside to send a, After twenty minutes brisk fire of mu*­ be entitled to respect: of the Administration in its avowed de­ portion of his forces to McClellan. Not, kelry, the enemy were routed and fled. termination to prosecute the war for the an hour was lost in answering the call.— These were not Federal easualities.— restoration of the Union under the Con­ Orders were carried in hot haste. Freight, Blood along the road was found by our Washington, July 9. stitution, and will lend our utmost aid in and-armament were discharged from ves­ skirmishers sent out, but no enemy. sels, and all were coaled, watered and • Mr. Foster, from the Judiciary Com­ accomplishing that object Nashville, July 13. provisioned at once. On Wednesday mittee, reported back the bill to change .This resolution was voted down. Between 3.000 and 4.000 Georgian all were aboard, and that morning at the place of bolding the Circuit Court of and Texan guerrillas, under Col. Forest daylight the flog boat, with Gen. Bumside the United States, so far as the district sttscked the 11th Michigan and 3d Min­ From Washfaftou. and staff aboard, steered down tbeNeuse of West Tennessee is concerned. nesota, in Murfeesboro early this morn­ river, but another bearer of dispatches Mr. Foster also reported from the Washington, July 8. ing. There was desperate fighting. At same Committee, the bill amendatory to Senator Grimes gave notice to-day of was sent after the boat had gone a few three P. M. the Michigan troops bad sur­ miles, and the signal was given for the the act to prohibit the slave trade. The his intention to introduce a bill author­ rendered. The Minnesota were strong!; bill authorizes the President to make ar­ izing the President to call on the militia fleet to put back, A swift boat was dis­ entrenched, and cut up the enemy terribly rangement* with foreign governments, of all the States, without reference to col­ patched to Fortress Monroe by jrav cl , with Hewitt's Kentucky battery,repulsed the canal, to convey Cap*. Briggs, Chief and especially with Denmark, for the or, to aid in suppressing the rebellion. them with greatslaugbter in three charges. colonization of captured Africans. Mr. Foster introduced a bill in the Quartermaster, with.letters to the Com­ Flags uf truce were sent in by Forest de­ Mr. King, from the military Commit­ Senate, authorizing the President teenier manding General. The answers being manding surrender. tee, reported a bill for the employment into an agreement with any ofthe author­ receivedin due time, anchors were again Col. Nesler replied that he could bold of persons of African descent, in building ities of the West Indies for the acceptance weighed, and led by the General himself, his position a week. The railroad track entrenchments and for other war pur­ of all negroes whom the "government may the fleet again railed. was torn up, but has been replaced. A special to the Tribune says; “We Washington, July 0. poses. take from vessels engaged in the slave An attack on Nashville is not improb­ Mr. Grimes offered an amendment as trade, provided that after we transport learn from Warrenton that a reconnoi- able. Die petitions in the case of VallnndigCol. Nesler is reported falling n naw section, that there shall be no ex­ them there, do expense shall be incurred. snnee was made on Tuesday by the First bock on Nashville. hatn have been reported back by the Comz Maine cavalry as far as Waterloo on the emption from the performances of mili­ Cannonading-ha* been heard repeated­ milter with the rvcunimendalhm that they New York, July 9. Rappahannock, two or three miles from tary duty under the act by reason of any ly here. Col. Buone has arrived with he Upon Ihr table. Nu evidence being A special to the Triiune says: “Just the river. They descried a regiment of several companies. militia law of the United States on ac submitted with them, and nn dircclim s count ofcolor or lineage; that whenever at the dose of the session of the Senate rebel cavalry in the distance, who made Latk*.—A special to the Aasociated to enquire into the facte lietag given by the militia shall be called into service, all yesterday, a bill was introduced giving no effort to dispute the passage uf the Press rays that Murfeeslwtro has been the House, ihr Committee on Judiciary stream. the President complete power to call out loyal, able-bodied person* shall be called taken by the Confederates, most of whom could nut do otherwise. “Our pickets now extend to within two into the defence of the country; that the militia of the country whenever be were Texans, under Forest, hut was shel­ _ New York. July 10. miles of Warrenton Springs. when the militia;shall be called into the led by one of our batteries,Stearns’. “A prominent citizen of Middletown A special to the WforW, dated Wash The 9th Michigan were captured. account of color, caste of nationality.— was arretted yesterday carrying a rebel The 3d Minnesota, with battery, were ington (hh, says: “An important mani president is to organize them mail from Winchester to Richmond. He holding out at last accounts. hl the xhape nf a prorUmatfon from have power to organize them into battal­ The ions, regimenal, brigades, and divisions, into regiments and other divisions as be confesses that dally Communication is Brigadiar-Genersls Duffield and Crit­ the President, defining the foture policv had with Richmond from nearly all the of llic Administration <m the great quesaccording to race or color, aa be may ba- see* fit. tenden, of Indiana, were pristHivrs. * “Gbv. Boutwell has accepted the ap­ towns in the Valley. • lieve the public interest requires; and Them is great excitement in Nashville tlon of the hour, is not imprnlisble at nn “Gen. Mitchell is‘about to take an’ early day. Mr. Lincoln hwt been waited that the provialona of the preceding eec- pointment of Commissioner of Internal and an attack ia expected. We will gi ve important part In the campaign in Viri <»n by several Senators and members nf lion* shall be construed so aa to include Revenue, under the law, tendered him the best fight pnwible. and if compelled ginia. He has been assigned to a com­ volunteers who may hereafter be called three or four daya ago." to yield, will abell the eity. A battery the House and will be visited by a mand under General Pope, and will take large delegation tn morrow, should he beinto the service of the United States, and is iu position for that emergency. charge of it aa soon as he returns from a nble to receivn them, urging him to issue all persona who. have been or rqay here­ New York, July 13. short visit to West Point and Albany. a pnwlainatiou io the tenor of the bill after be enrolled in the service of the Let us suppose that the army of the The Baltimore American uf Satarday reported in tbrSemte today, requiring “Gen. Lew. Wallace was serenaded United States, shall receive the aamepay West, aa it progressed through tbe coun­ last night at Wasbiuglon. In bis liule contains extracts from Richmond papers, Generals commanding departments to ac­ and rations aa the soldiers we now allow try, subsisted upon the rebels—that it and one from Knoxville, 4th, stating that cept the service. of all persona coming speech be spoke strongly io fovor of em ­ by law, according to their respective drove before it every man and housebold ploying and arming slaves, and for quar­ Buell's force, numbering thirty thousand, wiUnn our line*. grades. that would not take oath to support the bad crossed the Tennessee, it was sup­ Mr. Saulsbury thought that the at­ Government, and confiscated it* effects tering upon tbs enemy instead of guard posed to make a feint on Chnttanw^n, • tempt to elevate the miserable nigger and —that it liberated the slave* uf rebels, ing his property. A Herald"t dispatch, under date of to cover movements on Rome, Go. carry on the war in this way was never and hurried to the North for public sale The Charleston Cottrier uf the 4th Inst, intended by the people, it would Dot the cotton on it* track belonging to dis­ Washington, 9th, says; “The mission of Reverdy Johnson to New Orleans is reports the rctrenl of the Uninn forces restore the Uoioo. loyal men or women, does any suppose from the position near that city. Sever­ Mr. Carlisle though: that if negroes so many troops of the Gulf States would with a view to settle all claims and to al transport* of troops have been seen were not recognized aa militia by the continue massed at Richmond? No; pass all laws and regulations referring to now lost: md-how nrawaEDi going northward. UoustiUition of the United States, or the consternation would seise upon the rebel the relations between the foreigners and 1 Petersburg papers of the 3d says Gen. the civil authorities of New Orleans. It State ConatilutHMM, Congress had bo army ? The earnestness of the war as Magruder is relieved from his command । is even .surmised that be will gradually right to make them militia. the penalty and cause of rebellion would emission.*.h.u.. Mr. King moved to amend Mr. Grimes’ distract and disperse the Immense arm­ absorb the civil powers’ now entrusted by Gen. Johnson. In bis address to thu troops he said he w*s going to a distant ] amendment, by striking out all but the ies of the rebels, and we should begin to into the hands nf Gen. Butler, who will 1 retain^ the military command of the and important command. provisions in regard to rations, Ae., and The Richmond Diepaink of Wednes- 1 insert two sections of the bill intruducad A special to the Timas, dated Wash­ day aays, “On Monday P. M.. a de ‘ by him, sulborizing the President to re­ monstration was made against our pick- 1 ington, 9th, says ; “ Evidences have reach ceive into the services of the United with the additional vigor that wpmtMe ed the Government of a well planned eta, but the enerrty retreated on two J States for the purpose of constructing secoritv at borne gave them.rebel conspiracy ofa most ex tended char- pieces of capnun being brought into oper- < InlrcDchinents or other camp service or •nd Trdbnne. sUixi. ‘ •cter. which was to have buret npon the labor, for which they are fitted. Persons “Ills not believed that McClellan can 3 country aimultanaooaly with the bottles ■ PI1 POP” m m«y be induced to attack us, but it is Hie 0.11- b» ' -rir —r. Dxmccrwi or Arms Stouts.—-After al Richmond. The rebel leaders confi­ jecture that he may attempt to throw a soda and thmi«.nH» a boon to tboui the retreat commenced of ovrarmy from dently relied on shaking off McClellan • force on the South side uf the river and and annihilating hia army by their im African race renders such service, Ms the Cbickahominy marshes, it was found reduce the batteries at Drury’ Bluff.— « mother, wife or children shell be forsver impossible to remove all the army stores. maoMly superior numbers, and this sue- , Such a demonstration would be prompt- 1 free, and appropriating ton millions to The Phitedelpbia Zwfwwvr’s eorreepund- cess was to be immediately fallowed by ly met and signally thwarted. It is a rising in Tennessee, Kentucky and 1 carrv this into efleet. J. c. iLnnc. to conclude that fighting, for Maryland, and the advance of Jeff. Davis reasonable 1 Mr. Saulsbury thought this was only upon Washington Io the midst ofthe con- a ! short season, ia over. There is noth- ' •The locomotive Speedwell wav linked ing to justify the belief that our govern ­ fusion. . 1 Mr. Sherman said the question was to twelve freight cars, filled with ordi .. The families of rebel officials, who are 1ment will fail to improve the present ad- 1STre?L.”q»w ?—■ whether the negroes should help the ran As the enemy now is, he will J AS * KMton or tbo __ } • 7 living is Kentudiy, while their beads ara vantage. ’ els. Rather than the Union should be not be permitted to revive from the । Cbickabomtey Mdga, with two bo nd red destroyed, he would oraanin a great severe blow inflicted. McClellan in try- J army ef Black men and desolate every ing to extricate himself from bIh present position will find himself confronted at every point. The late serious battles J have produced great results, by opening < lines of communication in various direct- 1 of McClellan, investigation reduces these staunch Unionist. toU betas. .IttoPrvUteUfics, in ttw rilluc (.f Hastings. and show cause, if any there be. why tiooer five notice to the wrMSa interacted m slud eelate & C. FBIKDLK true i ‘D'R. TUy&KCK'B ■B’S.OOB VTOTOU and "B’looiq have been introduced to the public for more than six years, and have acquired an for exceeding any Family Medicines of s similar nature in the market An appreciating public was not long in discovering they possessed remarkable CwvaXkvxb 'V'CO\k.e.'rX\x%, and hence their Kafii Sake and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thud __ 1 ___v.:_______ . ,W\.ovL?.o.\\d.T. which have been showered upon him from The peculiarity of the "B\.oo& cmaA VlW* is that they strike at the root of Disease by eradicating every particle of impurity for the life and health of the body depends upon the purity of the blood. If the wood is poisoned, the body drags out a miserable existence. These medicines • ■Kro, X5uw\ua\.cA for Ssrqfula, Skin Qiaeasos, Balt jfheum, curing Syphilis, (Dyspepsia, ■ CXJ fibres, I^hfurnatixm, Biak HeadaJHe, Lsuoorrhcea, Female Complaints Erysipelas, fit. jBnthony's Fire, Tumors, _ Eruption*, Fits, Bsrqfulous Osnsumption, etc. after his flesh had almost wasted sway. The doctors pronounced the ease incura­ ble. ____ ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Agns after trying every medicine in hisnaeltANOTHER was cured of Fever Sort which had existed fourteen years. 'WotXfcXikc. <x Ckwvrtvu New Advertisements. MANHOOD; ditiou, which is too apt to be the eeas wi M“Pbr» purgative pill They are really a ’ I. "BVoodi tmd. lAwt VA.V, which, in anyunotiqn with the 'SSX.oo^. Headaahe, Costivenees, Oolio ’Pain.t, Cholera Jdorbus, Indigestion, (Paia in the gounls, .. . ■ GP**x£n<M» Gtoodk. .sa»sas5K»is.-— to a certain extent follow the bad example of lbs rebels, and infuse more energy Into our military movemeata; these reb­ els resort to all sorts of rxpedisete, and TOB3ALE3Y much valuable . N«w York, July 10. Wi.H^Wi, Wy II. SHSE ry Ute wbote force V K md JttTtnfra- > ------ ;—- �,£ct;il sitk 3Jutr!htiri>ns. NEWS ■LOW PRICES R*dway’s PHi,. GEANT & SPAULDING u«»Mk»n Thera I. no pill, pow­ der, oil or purgetira medidim known, ta will up.nl. eo lb.,roughly ,„a .p^j. 11V aa U1MS ntlla ‘ EV'EK'i CiacviT Court.—The Circuit Court iMpaovBMxaTs.—Wa notice some improvementann our street*, in the shape Let the of new side and cross-walks. •work go on. Dixd a Soldik*.—James Y. Ttur McLellan, ofthis village, who wa* wound­ ed at the battle ofJames Island, died of hi* wounds on tho 25th of J uno. Tharkb.—We are under obligations to the Pioneer for repnWiahing from onr columna, extracts which it did not and cannot controvert. Any unusual ahort-coming of tbe Banner this week may be attributed to FORM AND SPECIES SPRING & SUMMER Those preparation* fuuilk* all other*) ere “Fre* from Poisoae." "Not dangerous to the Human Family.** | "Kats do not die on the premises.’’ "They'come oat of tbstr)b«Jss to dis.** . •They are tho only-infallible remedies known." “II jn. and more established Ln K.YoriU City. OW Ay------the City Poet OSes. {fad b,----- tbs City Prisons sad Station Houses Er OUB LIKE or TRADE; Come and See 11 ARE NOW ON with one of the LARGEST and BEST Assortments of but-Co*- names presented at the head of this paper DRY GOODS’’ Nonet i TO WHOM IT MAY CCNCERN.-Notie* I* the above title. The new paper is to be enlarged and will, no doubt, be one nf the most valuable paper* in the West. Proven Logic.—Our forces retreat 1*0 of Lbavitt F. Gmiu., wbo i* loeompeteot > do **v borioM*. Therefore, *11 wreca* are ereby forbid to do or transact toy buaiovM with im, or to rec*iv* from him «oy of hia property i 1 ahall hold thorn»tnelly *eeotiolabl* therefor. Joly 1,16*i. JOSEPH GASKILL. St Guardian of said Lvavitt F. Gaaklll. meter [•%». j OmuU. MILLINERY .preparation! rapidly. Wherever they h.reUe. uaed. Rata, Mice. Roach** *od Vermin disappear rapidly. Ecku A Bvocrrn, Drug^iirta, Which w» offer at ■eventeen mile* and we gain .a victory.— dMcriptive of Dr Robaek’a exlwciv* medicti e*served popularity but a snort times! GROCERIES, evacuate*a poet with little or no loss, is Pass Him Amoumd.—The Wa have every kind of goods, such as CROCKER Y! evacuation in a week. fiermsnent and deserved -reputation, which will BOOTS, SHOES, Ao., densburgh, N. Y., by professing to be a music Uacher Ac. Either the man or hi* moustache* are very -high according To Consnunplives. acr>pUon ua«i.(fre* of chant*! with Ihedir^tmn* for preparing th* same, which they will find a {3y“The London Saturday Reviev sl'bb evat fob coxsourrtox, AsmuA, nawenrrva, Ac. Tba only object of the advertiser in sending ha* been the steadiest and most bitter of the Preacriplion. ia to benefit tbe afflicted, and all the enemies <4 the United Slates Gov­ spread information which he conceives to b* in­ bellion; yet It protest* with vehemence, ■nd for strung reason*, against any in­ terference, or mediation even, in the Ever shown in this advance from HARD-WARE NEW YORK COSTS X3T- Lieutenant Colonel .Frofft, of =the be moat Salutary and Efficacious. FEMALES. Tbe many certificate* which have been tender•d to ur, and the letter* which wo are daily re­ ceiving. ar* oonduaiv* proof that among tb* women these Bitter* bar* given a aatisfaction which no othar* her* ever done before. No waman iq'lh* land should be without them, and those who one* use them will not fail to keep ■ aupply. Zi"“ ^'.&r * WUlimmburK, J. S. GOODYEAH & Co. Let Chieftains boast of deeds of war. And Minstrels tune *»*•'•»*» ^wV*’A nobler theme my Aar* l» ilia-• In praiee of Haaaica's matohlees Pffla. B. A. Fabenatock, Bull * Co. A. B. A D. Band* A Co. Wheeler A Hart. James 8, A spinwell. Megan A Allen, llafl, Rachel A Co. Thom.. F. Puler. Philadelphia, Pa. I Robert8boem*karA Co. ■took A Co. | French, Richard* A co. ^rQX.D FRIENDS Berrick*a ffwcwr Cwaled Wm. Harrit, nnd Lnilh R«<«re. nil nio- _ lent rebnin, who And bran detected io IL I j ; gieing eid to n band of rangern, bed bran burned u Un ground by «nj of pooinh- Pills. J Tb* best Family 0AHTHAWlCin the world. o,rf »•*■«? .««• flr* nrilliue* persons annual. WMF cnent. I 13R) fjpTbe Huntavillff (Ala.) Reveille generally in all Cocxtst Towns and T.iluoss ZURMK Warraotod superior to — ■ ■ggT>,y pm before the public. H oward association, phw<i- It CMta but Little 1 Furiry the Blood 1 GiW Tmu bo the fftiMuach I Kcnovnt* . the System and Prolong Life 1 priceffl per bottle, 6 bottleafor *5 Prepared and sold by , ,j .. CHARLES WIDD1FIELD A CO., . Also all whole**}* Druggists at Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., 1 Cincinnati, O., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo. N. Y., >acoaCTTe,,Oac>—£ Are composed of a pur* and unadulterated wine, combined with Barberry. Solomon's Seal. Cotnfrev. Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Spikenard, Chamo­ mile Flower*, end Gentian. They arc manufac­ tured by Dr. Dod* himself, who ia an experienced and roeeeasfol Physician, and hrnc* should not ba classed among the quack uoatrums which flood tbe country, antTagainst which th* Medical I’jofeaaion are ao fasti v prejudiced. Tb*** truly vkluabl* Bitter* bava been ao thoroughly tested by all claaae* of th* community for almoal *v*ry variety of diaeas* Incident to th* human system,, that they arc now deemed indiapeuaable as a . TONIC, MhDICLX’E AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE It DRY GOODS! IN THS MXCIK’r K»I~A.CJE- Shrp.nl, Abel V. Tyra, G«ob« Donne, AND k Co. timre Io JackMi ».<1 Renee oountlw, in Wralem VirjinU. Th. brant of Henry general thing disapprove of Pateni Medieinea^al w* do not believe a respectsbis Physician can b« found in th* United Slates, acquainted with their medical properties, who will not highly approve DB. J. BOvEE DODS* IMPERIAL BIT­ TERSIn ail newly Mtllrd plscea, where ibcra is elpays a large puaatity of decaying timber, from which a uoiaonuus misama la created, these bitter* should be used every morning before breakfast. 2UEPXB3111 -Oil Harral.RistiyAEitchen Bush. Gal* A Robinson. M. Ward. CToeo A Co. McKlaaon A Robbins, D. 8. Barne* A Co. F. C. Walls A Co. Laxelle, Merab A GardHall, Dixon A Co. Conrad Fox. Ar* prepared by an eminent andakillfnlplyalcian who baa need them *acce*sfuUy in bit practise foe the last twenty-fire year*. Th* proprietor, before purchasing the exclusive right to manufa, ■ tore and sell Dr. Ikxi*' CelebratedImperial Win* Bitter*, bad them tested by two distinguished medical practitioner*, who pronounced them a valuable remedy for disease. DR. J. BOVEE DODS‘ GT SM Jfeery^ere-by All WnOLKBAL* Darooisn in the larg* title*. Sam* of th* Wholesale iffexs !■ New York. City. Frtae P«etry. 11 th Virginia IninlrJ. report, .retting Market, which wa art prepared to aeTl at a small valuable’ and be hoph* every sufferer w|ll fry hw rvmedv. as il will cost them nothing, and may } affairs of this country. GROCERIES See advertisement. to the following description : *IIE Advertiser having been restored “Rowley is a very corpulent man, to health ir a few weeks by a very aimnl* remedy •dark complexion, with a very long beard, •after having suffered several years with a severs probably a foot in length, heavy moos lung affection, and that dread dis* a*. CVawmpCacirer, about 10 feet 40 inches high, and <Mm-is anxious to make known to hia follow suffer­ ers the means of cur*. professes to touch music and lune pianos.’’ To ail who deaire it, b* will send of th* pro- ernment during Its contest with the re­ These Bi Ilers not only CUBE but PREVENT Dleesas, and should be used by all who lire io a country where th* water is baa, or where Chills and Fever* are prevalent. Being anUrsly tonec*nt and harmless, they may be given freely to Children and infants with impunity, Pbyaiciaaa, Clergymen, and temperance advo­ cates, a* an act of humanity, should assist In spreading these truly valuable BITTERS over th* land, and thereby essentially aid in banishing Drunkenness and Disease DR- J. BOVEE DOD? *1 w**ku«*a, mdigettiou,ami olfkiodr«<lailment*, w* recommend tb* Scandinavian Remedies m specimen of tbe homo yenus, who has done a small swindling busines in Og- ATP.lt UJHfflKBIMiSSaED Z Imperial Wine Bitters Advertiser and Tribune, of Detroit, notices a tall ’ Dr. Dads’ Celebarted Wise Bitter* Imperial Wine Bitter* will be found to KE3)HJ1XKD 1PODB3. “Cottar’s” Rat, Roach, Ac. Exterminator. “Costar’s" “Costar’s” Bed bug Exterminator. “Co* tar'*” “Cnatar’s" Electric Powder for ln*ects,&c. defeated by our Generals who were so far in the rear that they flidn’t bear of the all cases repairing a Tonic 1 all Affections of the Head, Bick Head­ ache, or Nervous Headache, Dr. Defa’ Tbe rebel* retreat fire mile* and we gain another victory. Westre driven back p*r, an article copied from tb* Cincinnati' Thm, with great loss of amunition and other supplies and great slanghter of mea, and we are victorious ; while the enemy, if he . THESE BITTERS Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dueaae, A largo clock of MORE GRAIN and provi.fooa are tfoairoyed have been consolidated, and issued under th* sireelation, removing obstructions, and prodneing a *»nsr»l warmth. They ar* alse *M*1lentfor Disease* and Weaknesses pecaiier to Female*, where a Tonic Is required tc strength ea ead brace the system, ho lady, vrfro is suHec* to lassitude and faintness, toould b* without them, as they revivifying in tli«ir action. For Boro Threat, so common among th* Clergy tber ar* truly valuable. For th* aged and infirm, and for pereou* of a weak consUtstion—for Minister* of th* Gasp*I. Lawyers and all public speaker*—for Book-Keep•r*. Tailors, Beam*tresses, Artists, and all per­ son* leading * sedentary Ufa, they will prove truly beneUcial. As a beverage, they ar* wholesome, Innocent and delicious to th* tast*^ Tb*y produce th* exhilarating effect* of brandy or win* without intoxicating; and ar* a valuable remedy for per­ sons addicted io th* use of «xceaaiv* strong drink, and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free from the poisons con­ I — il,. .Ai.li.-.i.J tV>'. .. — —.I I - —Til. HAND S FECIAL X0T1CES. rem all who have art tmed Jmn. W* ehflMig* the world to produo* their equal. 7.^ Tbaa* BtrrvM for thoeurv of Wxax Srenaam, po*r^DeMUty,ydI forifurrfyfug: and Enridtoaj other TO«^fc5&^on^2wJdieflihii6ii INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, JUST RECEIVED WE Imperial Wine Bitters!! and in this respect era doubly valuabi* to lb* person who Buy us* them. For the absence of the editor. . Auvutiskr AXD Tribuwx.—Tbe two Detroit papers bearing the respective . .. . is only necessary to make tbs trial. Th* Wine hs*tfis of every supartor quahty. being about on*, third stronger thsn otimr win**; wvmtag and invigorating th* whole system fnyn.Lb* Lead to th* foot As these Bittlra ar* tonic ana alter­ ative in their character, as they strengthen and VERMIN. ooiy by these Jilk h their t£io for this county ia In session this week. trial of 1)R. J.BOVEEDOfiS' n n” »r lb. Bow.1^ Bilious Colic—Congestion—six to eight "TU>~« pilla will Mere. britli open, every dne« that is taken will increase the strength of the patient. Persons afflicted with Costiveneos, In­ digestion, Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, User Complaint, Spleen difficultiea.Jaundicc. Nervous Affection, Head Ache Ditaineea, Ac., will enjoy perfect free­ dom from their attacks, by the occasional use of RADWAY’S PILLS. One or two taken twice or three times per week, will secure a good appetite—calm and undisturbed sleep—on awaking In the morning you wilt feel refreshed, with bouyant spirits—your bowels, liver,pan «®as and kydneya, will each perform their functions, healthfully nnd regular. Let those who are dispirited, fretful, in. elined to be dissatisfied with themselves and always out of aorta, take two or three of these pilla for a lew daya, we guaran tee they will hardly know themselves—if ill health Induces ill humor— Raduay't Pilla will secure good health, and a happy flow of apirila. Price 25 eentv per box, Su'd by Druyyieta. sad ia thia *bcrS period they fatve gir anitsml satMMm to tbs taaay them peracn* who bars tried tbtn that ft is **fabU*b*d article. Ths unseat of bo. ■MMI misery arising Staffy from a nt 78, Wil Ham Street, New York. OTFor aai* by druggists end gnamttMeUyibrougbout lb* country. augSE-Ty 81S0 BEST PIANOS. SUM) Stacks of QR0VE8TEEN. A HALE, bwr^ .removed .to their hew wardrooms, ‘ ’■ ’... x«. m SSM>W»T,; ar* now^ prewired to offgrth* public a m^galflccai UWTIKEi" STAGES. 7 Octave Bosewood Piano, Tai l»wises. Laser Cocxtt, Florida July 17 IMO. Hanies, Albany, N- Y.—My Dear Doo­ rrite this to inform you of lbs wonderful . eoutffnfoa all Improvement* known Inffns coun­ try or In Europe, over-sirunrbai*.' French grand action, harp p«daL full iron frame, for ’ >«T-l *150 CASH, WarraatadTwr S Yaffhh. WJl-H. HETOBTH-. RrBBMlTOK.a.11 Rich mouldieg Asets, Trr.■ Ik. «... J Ora.». ^” 2^ UyJSi Din-pi.ra«““L-1JK7 S17S4* 0000, ’’’I. . S..H. Sirt.— BriJf-Mra b . n. te^.M.1 .■ HASTINGS, MICH —1 JUI» M. M. II itil.MM <*•» A- "b«l OUR GOODS who aufier with nervous bwBrara-nvrf-mbra. Sv—Ura tuttWftret Iteq—U of <*• former U SflrA1**- . : , ■ log Mwlhnr«.*nlry *b nwra. Tb. Prreidwt b-ralUd fra 300op. TteHllbir»q»o<»wtlll" ——Ufl Unusually Low! • Hr-Or<l«n*n«. Uren irennd f“"»“ hoars, petto*, awl waakMS* of th* ’ i<- GBOVESTEEN A UA14_ 4TS BBOADWAT. FEW TOBK A CARB TO YOUNG LADIES A NR GPX!TLEMEN. Th* subscriber will �..................... Jdkl not^MoLo JOHNS A CRO8LEY*S ■IXJtlWQ. be Is very piriicular te fnqiRrv a kind of work that one, however will be produced. The paper will, in this way fornvteftirt^te^called the‘mother’ or life of vinegar. V£3or*u>i <vbr r»r^« ' £= Your oily, clerk# like very jnnch to crops. coma Bara in the country on vacation, and rusticate, and often the first 'thing that attracts their attention, ia the '.&W#, nice fun to milk. Sow any lime thia month. MARRIED LADING Ui Kicking cows are very bad to manage Not very unfrequentiy the best cows for milk are very fond of exercising their 're- while a person is milking, and in 1 this way a great deal of milk is wasted by the inexperienced milker. A person very naturally spring! back when a enw attempts to kick, which is exactly wbnt the cow wishes, for she can then have full liberty of her legs, and before you know* it, the cow’s foot is in the pail, instead of springing back, sit up as near the oow- 1 as possible, keeping tbe pail—which 1 should be between the legs—as high ns it wilt bear. In this position, there m some danger of the cows starting around suddenly, and tipping the milker over, unless the head be braced against the oow, so as to resist any auch movement. Some recommend the tying a oow’s legs1 when she ia fractious, putting a machine io her nose, Rk., but this should never be resorted to exce pt in extreme cases.— Cross cows will generally become gentle by mild treatment. They will be coax ed, but you <annot drive them mueh ea»ier than you can a man. Cows should always be milked as rap Idly as possible. A slow milker drieft them up. This is why a cow milked by a “green hand" gives such a small mess of milk. P. Paios. South Hampton, N. H. April 1, ’02. Worth Kmowiro.—To preserve bscon or dried meat through tbe summer, in perhaps the source of as much trouble and anxious care to the housekeepers, nr any other domestic duty. But there ia a way simple, cheap and sore. It is only to expose tbe hams after being well smoked, and your, dried meat when suf­ ficiently cured, to tbe fames of burning britnatone. The moat convenient way of doing it, ia to hang it aeparately in die emokehoase, and having a live bed of coals to throw up«n them a handint of brimstone, and immediately closing the door, letting it remain until the.fumes are dissipated. This will so Impregnate the meat as to cure it from tbe uttacHs of the fly, or sny other insect, without, injurv to tbe flavor or quality. The smoke House, if you have a good one, is the best place to keep your meat through the otimmer, or a repository for fresh meat. The impragnatinn of tbe walls from tho sulphur, securing that aho from tbe fly. •IT WILL-MEND MARBLE If Probate. Estate of Orville Phelps. PROB.1TEORDER.-STATE OF MICHIGAN, ouuty of Barry, a*. At a session of the Probate Court for tho Coun,r of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate Office, in the Tillage of Hastings, on Tuesday the luth day of June, in the rear one thousand eight bund­ inland sixty tiro; pscaaat, 8. C. PrisSler Judge IS A GREAT LUNG AND STOMACH REMEDY. Bad Cough, Hacking and dry Cg«Rh, S*11'1*1'1* or Wrenching. Pain* ft lb. Hide. I’atu .round th. Sharp Pataa whew tekrag • breatb. Dollars, and no proceeding* having |tjic ly removed by th* been instituted in law or in equity.for the recov­ ery, thereof, Notice is therefore hereby given, that It* use will speedily deliver th* On reading and filing the petition, duly verified by Virtue of the ktatateand>fwwenor*ale con­ tained ta Mid taortgagt, tbe premises therein of Duncan McDounal. prejuig. tor certain reason* disease-stricken sufferer from A LIVING DEATH, described, to wit: The north eaatquarter [nsW] therein act forth, that Gilbert Slitter,- adminis­ of section number eight, (8) ta township uumber trator of said estate, may be snthorired snd one 111 north of range number seven [7] west, in required to convey certain Real Estate in aaid •aid county of jatry,'And State of Michigan, ex­ petition described, to the said nrt tioncr. in pur­ —.S — cepting a atrip of lend twenty rod* wide off from suance uf a certain contract elledged to hAVd been deceasedha MsUb-finta. tbe west aide ef aaid land, formerly sold to Barit is ordered tbal Ttrantay, the 29th tastaiis^'f ***TipR °°* hundred and forty acres M ten o'clock A. M-. ba u£ omphalic- BI1.LIOD8 COMPLAINTS. LCTTKR FROM DR. HALM ON SK1MNERNbw Yoxx. January, 1M0Dr. JCadmi" dt 6>,: That piece knocked out of your MarltleMaai!* be put on u strong ss ever. IT WILL MEND POht'ELAIN. No matter rflhwt broken Pilcher did art cost bt It win Mend B-ne, Coral. Lara, Mnd in fact everyth.ng hut Metals. w.il .--I SB". - . Yonrs, Ac., Dttnxtxxxx. Rad war's Regulating Pills gre »»•< for Twen^j a— —~r 1J.I -each box oootainathirty pilta] Straus. the Circuit Court In said Barry county, and State of Michigan, on the sixth day of September, A. D. 1962, at oM o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Dated, May 20, 1862. H. J. PERRIN A CO., jolltlS Assignees of Mortgage. (AGE SALE. ILAOLT U.lM b~a aU>la i-in. of payment of a certain indenture of Mort­ gage executed by James 8. Tuxbury and bis wife, Hannah M. Tuxbury,of Baltimore, Barry county, and state ef Michigan, ta Cyras 'Msnn, ot Tailaud county and state of Connecticut, dated the 2nth day of December. A. D. I960, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for said county of and ite horrible train of eoileotmtanta, prevail in the tropical regions uf tbeSouth to a much great­ er and more malignant degree than in the North. BOUtn American rnni™» ........... Scrofula, tn ifo kindred diseases. Il ruas ui tbs fire notice to the persunn interested, in •**<■ blood ofalhta people, and has become C ...A .nil th* aa a constitutional infirmity, and has batted th* aklll of their best physicians. With knowledge of these facte Dr. Ranwax waa determined tu test psper printed in said count*, of Barry for six aueccsanv weeks, immediately previous to said *** KADWYy'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, turn's lUFTS on page 1, on which Mortgage there is claimed to bo due at tbe date of this notice, the sum of aer- thereof: Notice 1* therefore hereby gtvea, that by virtu* of the statute, and a power of sale contained in aaid mortgire, th* premise* described therein, to wit: Two-tbirda of ths north-east quarter, and th* north half of the north half of th* aootb-Msl auarttr ot aaettoo numtier twenty-nine. (2»)„*nd the south half of the soulh-wert quarter of section be sold at public unction or rendne, to tbe high rat bidder, at the north front door of tbe Court Mouse, in tbe Village of Hastings, in said county uf Barry, that being the place for holding tbe circuit court r___ __________ u..___ „r a... Dated, Muy SO,*18<L CYRUS MANN, jel 1U3 Mortgagee. Swxxxkt a Aiure, Attys. MORTGAGE SALE. iEFAULT haring been made in tbe condition Estate of AMe Draper. PROR.i TE OJtDER.-STMtQ? MICHIGAN, Oocxtt ar B»«m. ss - At a scasion of tbe Probate Court for the coun­ ty of Barer, bolden at the Probate Office, In the village of Huatinga, on Monday, the sixteenth .day of Juue.in the year one thousand eight 'hundred and aixty-two. Present, Sherman C. Prindle, Judge of I’robaielu the matter of the <wtate of Able Draper, late of said County, deoesscl. On reading and tiling the i-elition. dulv verified of Adam Elliott,ExeeuU>r t>f the last Will andTestament of said deceased, praying for certain rea­ sons therein set forth, tkut h* may be licensed to sell certain real estate in aaid petition described for the purpose nf psyiug the debts of said de­ ceased and expense* of administration. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Tuesday, tbe Sth .__ ... , .. I. qulred to spear, al a seoian of said court, then to be balden at tbe Probate Office, io tbe village ef tbe hearing thereof, bv causing a copy of this order to be published in (the “Itastiugs Ban­ ner.” a newspaper, pnated ,an# areulaiing in said county of Barry, for six vnpeesaire weeks, immediately previous to said daV onieartur. SHERMAN C. PRINDLE, (Atrue copy.) jeH Judge of Probate.. * riuilllsuriitt, of Rutland. Barry eonnty and State of Michigan, to Joseph Blbley,of Marshall,Calboun couaTv and state aforesaid, bearing date tbe second dev of December, A. D. 1BA6, and recorded in the edke of the Register of Deeds, for said count* of Barer, on the 4th day of December. A. D. 1836. at 12 o'clock, M., in Book D, of Mortgages, on lOOtba •cineq thereof er of Bale contained described therein, Dated, May 2'\ 184J. HORACE J. PERRIN A CO.. jelltl3 Assignees of Mortgage. Hwaxxxr a Atxxx, Attya. [ CHANCEBT Sibil (1 OF THE MILLION answered. ECONOMY IS WEALTH PADWAY’S READY RELIEF the skin, humors in the bh-odL White Swellings, Nodes, dsaftirss, discbarns Oom the eyes, ears and n*sc, glandular swellings,; dropsy, ana con­ stitutional diseases- Such ha* been the uuparaL Idled succcm of thia remedy ui curing these hor­ rible diseases in the tropic l<> promise all the sulfei >wn peppic. wjth eruptive dines*** #moftg and perin audit spendy restoration to . i health. P other person* interested in ssidratatearo required to appear s! a aeMion sf said Court, than to bv. holden al the Probate Office.in tbe villag* of Hal tings, and abow cause. if any, there be, why th* prever'of Uie petitioner rtiouli not bv granted. And it i* further ordered, tbal tbe petitioner give nolle* to »H Dkrsbps interested in saiAertaU hf |ald p«tiu^n, and the hearing of the pendancy pent thereon, by causing a copy of, Ud* notice and order to be pubis*b*d in the "lasting* Banner.'* a xpwspapcr printed sod circutatinginaaid ewui? ty ofBarfy, for aix jueces*u> weeks, immedi* ately ffreviousta said.day of hearing. [A true copy.] HRERMAN C.PRINDLE, je!9 . . . Judge of Probate. PURIFYING THE BLOOD. and removing frnmtbeakin Pimples.Tetter.Raab and other oScnsivc marks,and will, m a few days give a pure, clear, and roseate lue of health and beauty to the face and nails and bnllisncy to tbe H is a pure and inhoccnt prrpsratioB.all ptX- Price 25 Otita per Bottle. tiunicna. Price 25 Crtils per B..|t|r, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. Price 25 Out* p<-i B-rtlr. Price 25 Cents |*r B*-ttlr. way's Read* Relief will be found all-poteet. Ito adminialratioii. eitherhtternally <.r externally, »» of the tbreateurd disease, and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or discomfort. If people, on the Bist Indication uf uneasiness or pam, either slight or severe, would take a date of Rad way's Rcany Relief, not uno thousand t# a transmission, from parent to clald. Tins crest power-we claim far kADWAY'H HE’WVA/lNU RESOLVEST; and we religiously declare that, if Kad<> ay'a Renovating Resol rent ia given when - bsallby body. CHRONIC DISEASE. Another cl*** of disease* that no other medi­ cines, or the rnnal skillful physicians bare auepalltw- trxi Important to Railroad Cimpaaiee. To till whom thii nuijf coticem ond it ton if seized eeTni Johns i aiabi^Y-s CEMENT ROOMING, radwar's ready hkukf * DR. RADWAY’S PILLS Are superior to all pwegatWa or oalhartri pills, powders, mineral andwidlnx waters, »t» the treat('■(risTn'TNi?-s.f ,,L ’Wortftfiok, • ’DkRADWATS' PIUJB, rKSrlvj'i*j,*,«5KHrd assemblage bMTWttMH .. _ _____ IN MILITART CAMm •' . . There is no place so well calculated to teat the uscfulueu of a specific medicine as a militarv <»mn. Kadwrr', RHtef has been Ned in alrnoat erery camp throughout theDrend Ar..fi. tlcan by nay t»ne, 'i -r i.x<axyxx> GUTTA tixptana to the Acliiin of tbe Wvntber, *"O HE’-TfTRK Metal W GASES OF Numbness. Sweden joints. Sprain*. I smawre. »!3s re. <. IT WILL NOT GRAGKdJMMM.D OR RUN IN WARM WITMER. AND NOT.WAjHUtf*. pttw.'liwlt1 each pill is CH HON IG RHEU M AT1» M-A8TH M A SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFg uan beroprtredwnthUUTfAPERCHA CEMENT “ W swruaiqp exnrxcTLT v TATE OF MICHIGAN.—The Circuit Court for thu county oT.Eatryjla ttMesvy. Cuaalss E. Smith. CbsBpteiasar, Agricultural tbe afternoon wtoouriM lieu 1 Tb. Weal half [U] of the South West quarter (X» of section thirty-one,(31,) coatian ing seveo- MtTTA rSBOBA OSMSNT, JOSIAH BURGE, frwwire. Dated, Jun* 16, 1882. J*18 - ■■■ a«i>«ur^«lGCLATK<n mm M.XS B UGClAtUta FILLS ' an Mlrart lf tte SSWlMt. ! PERCHA CEMENT. r.. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. <3«0 Ulta(. Gim No Heal i» rpquirvd iM’ntakihgapplirttlon ^‘r Coming Metaja <>f ,#|i Kind* w ■ ! AM A SCIENTIFIC PUMAWVR. Wekave the medicinal prepd-tfas nf thc ■ rffielrvtt utaut*. roots, herbs, enma aarf t.al. • . •■ . rKU «• «i»e* nine >1“' I Facto si u. Forsn an-1 other*, and lias proved l» l>e 11 and MUST DURABLE ROOFING ever* reatwet A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER st.d TIME PROOF covering for ROOFr’ OF ALL KINI»S. * nss sslA»O5ZJ’l»«/rrMl s*yH/W. mf. I* U>» LttiteJ Slatu which combinv the desirable preperMsoi EUMeity ZsswwMHta.jSbteh are uni- Rehrf.ht” knv A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. IT IS EIRE AKD WATER PROOF portant and moat active agent of Ib« present)Hob; and if the symptom* of tSc «im*m are such as to laave any doubt in the mind of the physician a* tern for years, such as chronic Rhvuniatisni, Gout Scrofula, Lyspepsia, Syphilis, and disesaea in­ duced by tbe injudicious use of caliMnel. mercurv. Ininine. diseases uf the Livef, Snlesn. Gall. Blader. Kidneys. Spine, Ac,, all of which diseases Rada ay's Ready Resolvent will eradicate, and secure to the patient a new lease of life. Thepr.ee of RADWAY’S RENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT is tl.uO per bottle. Dose, a tea-spoon In tbe matter of lheMtate of Martin C Burge, two,' S. ] in township number three [31 north of range number tan [10] west, containing eighty late of the county of Barry, deceased. tiT.__ . n..«. NEW YORK. Important to. Funner#. VW.. - v, . VM V.VWsitmplion. Fits,Scrofula, and in cues of sorehead, ao many varieties of disease M af^yphrsieian in uierrt tumors, hacki" cough, bronchitis,tlieuac: the practice of medicine prescribes Calomel, Merof Redway’s Renovating Resolvent will extennin- •r?, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and cth<< fa •*' ‘he transmitted itiseasc form the system, and anSS_____ Executor’s Sale. JOHNS Ac CHOALEY, (Sole Manufacturers.^— 78 WILLIAM STREET, Iniporanl te> Builders. ariicra, State TERMS CASH. f Liberty Street erful to do good, but never dues injury. IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. There is no medicine in the] known world, or ------ —.—i------------ ------------------ u.—— !____ _ TATE OF MICHIGAN.-The Circuit Court HfiSKW**’’ WSSMii ADMljllSTtUTOBS SALfe' for tbe county of Barry—in Chancery. CAarta K ^Ma,Complainant, ) IXEI^MATIO^OF-THEBG STATE OF MICHIGIK-J - - ■ <*"■ va. MForeeloaura.) Cocxrr or Baenr i .-1"" ' PhiUip Leonard, Defendant } In the mrtler of^eeptate efQbnria C. Griffin TN pursuance and by virtue of a Decree of the • ’ N.Ueeta hereby given, that by virtu* of a Jicooao greeted to me, by the latiugTIIIs, win, in tbe___ the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred Probate Court of said, county *f Barrv, I shall Cousnpatlpnpt CotUrenou, andaixty-two, tn a certain cause therein pending, sell at public aueftdo. to the behest bidder, at wherein Charles E. Smith is complainant end the North Door ofih* Court House in tbe village Phillip Leonard ia Defendant: Notice is hereby - ” - - thaeounty of Barry, Michigan, on given, tbal I. tbe undersigned,Circuit Court Com­ I di> of AtigusL lr-62,at ten o'clock missioner, i»«nd forttai countaof Barry, will n, tae following dcapribcd lands, laid deeMaed; thc’Ninth Yut the North East quarter "f.V) aactiot o [9] io toWn tbr*a.(M North of organs in the bill- of complaint, and described tn said One Botth* nf ' Important tn Hanse <J« net's, S ry and Stale of Michigan. JAMES HATIiAWAY, Administrator. Dated Hastings, June 16, 1882 jel9 • AHEK11AX CEMENT (LTE. Orenada, and to several islands ot tbe Spanish main, and wa* thoroughly tasted by Physician* and the Priesthood, and ia now the official rente dv used bv the Phvaicians, under the name of “'SolutivuReuorador de Rsdkay.” (the Spanish for Radway’a Ready Rwolvenl.) io the treatment of Scrofula, S* philis, ulcers Tumors, Prolapsus Estate of William Cooney. ROBATE Order.—.State of Michigan. County of Barry, aa.—At a session of the Pro­ bate Court for the county of Barry, bolden at tbe Liiine* nn office of tbe Judge thereof, ia Hasting*, on Mnn Mon­ day, the 16th day of June, one thouaud tL——d ri»h& hundred and sixty two. Present, Sherman C. Prindle, Judge of Probate. ■ In the matter of the estalo of William Cooney deceased. On reading and filing the petition,duly verified, of Solon Doud Administratur.of said estate, pray­ ing for reasons therein set forth that he mar be liocnsedlo sell certain real estate in said petition thirty-two. be sold at public auction or vendue, to the highest bidder, at tbe Court Houss in the village of liastings, that being the place for holding tbe Circuit Court in said county of Barry, and Stale of Mich* igan.on the sixth day of September, A. D. IMS, QUESTION which was'prepared expreaaly io meet tbe exi­ gencies of the diseases as developed in the tropica. D CHANCERY SALK A dish of what I took to be peeerves wa# passed to me, which upon tasting I was surprised to team contained no fruit. wnS flnribg this period. * fl 'Pbreoar who auftr with Suasnnm ma A prut Sauce.—A lady writer communicates tbe following bit of information obtained where she “took IT WILL MENU IVoliY * "wo Uor. r,n tired. ID CHINA. it ssiSlsfljS. MORTGAGE SALE. i-not •tranf# that you hear them denouncing, ia tb# moat emphatic terms, lb#' whole farming buain###. Bom# of Your city people, and I doubt not tome country people, too, woald laugh at the idea of calling milking cows a trade, and yet It comes to very much the same thing, m every one coast thor­ oughly learn the busine## before he can become a proficient. We often speak of a person a# being a good workman, and thia might with just aa much propriety be aaid of milk­ cows. There is just as much diflferenoe between one person and another In thia busines# aa tn any other. 1 have seen boys—yes. nnd men too—who bad not a doubt that they knew aa much about their work as anybody, but whom I would not employ under any circumstances, if I could possibly get along without I am speaking now more particularly of those who might be appropriately termed the wasteful dsas. It makes a great differ­ ence in a costs “holding out,” whether she is “stripped" perfectly dry at each milk­ ing, or a little ia allowed to be left in the beg. One of my neighbors told me that when he milked his cows biinseIf, they each gave nearly a qnart of milk a day more than they gave when he trust­ ed it to his hired man. Great care should be taken to get every drop of milk. strip as long aa any milk can b£ obtained. Another important item h neatness.— If people who buy their milk, should sometimes see it before it is strained, I fancy they would not quite as well rel­ ish their morning cup of coffee. At this time of year, when the cow* are mostly kept in the barn, they are very liable to ret dirty, and the slovenly milker will be preUy sure to get something in the milk pail which belongs in the bam cel­ lar. If a little pains be taken, this can all be avoided, always keep an old brush or broom, in the barn to brush the cows, and have a dish of water to wash their teats, and there will not be much U-. pUc "'“-I «!»»•«.« (Im WU.. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-23.pdf 2c731482abdb25a2c04e7f13aa0708c7 PDF Text Text atnsmsatenvl ! jams mjSSa?* 1H/.H A J .n*w M- tVbntX ittevstoV .. J,.'>4.*‘iMllim la . r-ttt .3 p ==s I'TIWGttA *SV» TOCCtJ* idssW <U nWf [nq stxrrnsTr eiom s djpo.il as 1 m VOL; 7. HA8TLNGS,'BARRY COUNTY,..MICH, WEDNESDAY, WW L ------ •> ' ■•■.• _____ 1 1 la.b AT MAtTlUM, BAU BY <=rw»wwi i it i hi tn hj nF” I)>e dOHrkn efithe : bounding in, and ’ COBNYr, MKXI1WAV •kJ* «• r. rilmn->dqin/ t .i faid u> sdrane; oiborwiae M mU UibailedmJ. L. W. WING. ADVCTHSINO. ‘ F.lber l.nd bm In. thm o> m , pertaining to hi* affios with fldolHraud prompt1 IN. b°“7£|£*•£*•-• GREAT id- in BLANK8./eM« IOT Hastings’ jjusintss girrttoriL VffiTOBYl! *Vr ‘ HASTINGS D DRUG STORE!!! MASON ALLEN, T>. C. RAWLEY, EALER in all kinds of Family Groceries, Stonn and Wooden ware, and a general aa,_ii.. k.i... n.oi. D ' RO BEATS * NTRIKER, R.Ibrook’. Naw Block. Halting*, Micb. x*xt ox'sa sx oxd-Ji x<. . 8WEEZEY dk ALLEN. A TXORN'EYR ATLA Wand Solicitor* io Ch«n/A. cary. Particular attention paid to Conveyaaclnc, the inrrsllgnllon of tftlea to Land ForecioMiraa of mortgage*. Ac. Will be happy to attend to all Calla in iti* lino of their prufeaaTon and bu*ine*«. . Office in Iho Court House, Halting*. Mich. hending wbat he hud said. I answered: “A short twel/% month has hot sufficed to make me forget my dear, dear mother. a new and most goipplete assortment of If jhu hava been iftlewo tnaon to to another her place in your heart, }oi|ai4 > DRUGS AND HBDICKNES, niishken' in expecting metv welcome Ker to our home;" ■ ■ ■■ 1 • ■'* . ■ • “Agnes!” said my father, In a tremb­ * pjbei><*, Burning Fluid, ling voice, “ you bpen afresh the wmmds TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. in my heart that ntr- length of'tifte ever heal, in sertin* for a wifb, I !htf*e bequ-orged by the jntcrwt of my children. She who bus prdrni«cd to come to he a mother to'you. lias'won toy bsteem by jy FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL her exrtdlent qualiCie/’oTmlnd'an'd heart*. PURI‘O.SEa,ONLYUK She has buried ' fierA}<mre«t' Trends, and JUST JUEXEIVSD f iiiterrtiptcd him—“1 cannot listen to you','father—guod night f ‘ ' 1 hurried to rpy chamber, find'throw­ GROCERIES! DAWTBL COOK, TU8TICE OF TlTE PEACE, Genrrst Land .nd • " T*x Arent, will attend to the collection of debt* and all oiber bn*inc«« pertniningtolit*office. Office in Osndyear’* Mock, op stair*. ing mya'elf piu.*ionntely on my Ve3. cried until I A«^.$Ahayslyd. Thgri’l begjrn .to form, plniis f<>r the (ufure. ‘They jjju MiHH-u hill like ihia: “I will leave liwn.tj aueh a* TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES, F1OS. RABINS, CODFISH; I. A. HOLBROOK, in fact, evrrrthlng in the Grocery Ime, auch ta Ik i.nancerr, ucMrai i.ann anu i Office, aecond .lory of Rower’* block. P CUD3DIS'J rPEB'JUIKE-E’ff ■ J, Ji. RUSSELL. HYSICIAN «nA Snrgcsu. Office lt> Ru»*ell i ■tore. Slate *treot. And Cooklnjr Extracts, FOR THE ESPECIAL BENEFIT OF THE LAMM. JOIIW ROBERTS, TL>HYSICIAN and Sarvwn. Dwolliegoa BroadX7-- way, near the Conn House. PENN. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, ENV ELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. II. P. CHERRY, ■KTOTAAY PUBLIC and Coaveysacsr. wIII a lx teu'I to slLbttMoesa entrusted to him with nramptoeaaand Kd.litr. Besideace. John.town. 1 Upon our *belre* m*y bo found all of the MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES L. II. 8TEWART, and Coun*elor at Law, Solicitor ■ . . t_ Z'l.- of th^d*y. . netims; We would respectfully snnoboce to the ci'iMnaaf Haaiings and etoinity, that ws intern! to ' ©lESAIPp !P©& CASH H. WKIGHT, A Mr purchMlng tncdkfnes of nJ esn W «P®» . ’ ROBERTS i STRIKER. JACOB FERRIS, STT-ST * “'ba™ * 3KK»^ 771 ■fc-’C. rtllNDLBj the night she cumts. ^TJie j^omaqt aKs corues in at oue door 1 w ill go’out iittfie oilier. I canm>tand will not submit to a siep-rnotliyr's aritbority. I can never see any ,oo?.‘fi.lbng to/ precious mother’s place. But no 1 VHiql wil|. become of the little ones if I should go t 1 will nuriesvelHiMD. ' ( Would tell them all to rise up sgaitnt.ihe new autbnpty,, if I dared. But then father would certainly banish' me soinv^lmre, and ^fial will not Apswer. There is one, tiling, however, I rah and will do. I, will lie most freezingly polite to her. I wijfcall her Mrs. Bur­ ton, but mother never! She shall al­ ways know from my mariner toward her that I consider her an tmwelcome intru­ der. Dear little fitella^ she'll grow up b el ie v In g: t ha I - thi a #'9m ao. if.. wiaJ I y. ’ ji e r mother. My aDgul.mothsr L,alblhe lit­ tle ones, I nm afraid, u ill lose | the, prec­ ious. /ueraory -of 4>ul Agr»e« will.cb^b Um toe dean-ai treasure of her ill-.’’ ofwai ta aJrwjc sfl . 1 rallied the- sad.dead] >c«ne of U|e year before. It aceroedfbuVfs yesterday dipt it occurred. MuUh? hud 'ta?®! »H tor. sums WR«lp|u.. Jju|?c AViUurd bad ta ken the principal care of her ; but either father qr j had been Uy, her bedside du­ ring‘all tha wcary dirys nnd nights. The nlgbt. before Ker departure, liither 'bad ttorney *»d counhellor at law. *ad Solicitor and Conn»ellor in Chancery.— Psrticnlar UteiHotr rto tboi npll.clion of MmCoaty. Miotoow. m' <» QdtMiso toinu .^U u'aiclnd with her. lie hud ptst lain down after hrenWiHwKeh Ilia iiurse, en.itIng a frightemA1gtortbri >V>watts 'the steft i*N10l»t'«^latoied; “Run,n Agpes, call youifather.” *' •'r’-’Lo-f • iidriul *J ui.nl “Yes dying ! When yhw fave ail led ym? fattier, 'bring ’tfin ehlldlW iri-?1, 1 ,i- Nurse had »p< .ksU araly.' -onlydesrbUips speak i-m’ '• b-*' o’ *< I”" ^N"r:FG<d-will eonrft»t«yntf,>kyhttaba«d.,-'-,'Your Idvs ftatr’mada tnf' path vpry.llriffhtZ liwdkstoiWbryutrisFHaar. fea/w(ni A tt) Io AnamipaH maj ui mldr "■'j--' pto- K-t.^^TSKSSl*’ brieftmrfin^ux-rda eotrtd «hai Jtal’ liia-aU—.1~?I > ■ -nt! jtn l-M BMiAS OathkM Boa ai. al purpoacs, for aale by.n'-fl fim IL AS. • ClmaH. C.aru— **5*> । TATE OF MICHIGAN.Eighth Judicial Chraeil H. COOK, “A moffitr** * mother *T! the fi*r* of bar life; A faifeM'satUksr fill to 'CsstoaMWWffa.^ nnd! toade stronger resnlrafe lhAri 'iver[ urmkke toe'HAw’wife's position- as 'utji <xwriff>rtM>b 4k -possible. 1 shudder now to cfatLk how I h.iled her, determining^^ Hbbidfl,,! .remtodhllca mj remark. Mia-I r* -irp gdd ta ba.e, fore J sAw.her, never to regard Iter wlriil any kindliness. Next dsy l weril :<fdwn slalre. Father looked sad. He seCmnd' very cold toward me. I That 'miserable wxunarfil' i thought again, and my ha­ trad grasi. A few days afterward, father '» <4 Jhw greatest, importance to myself, had a private conference? vith-Oicsin Bi-d to you. and to the younger chi !4r^n ; Matilda. I guessed what'it wae about. »ud the result of^ia.^1 on my return, W hen bs was gone, she said to tne r “ Ag home from my next journey, you .wijl ncs! I am'glad your father is -going to. have two to welqmne instead of one’ 1 marry. I told'him three months ago I thinlc win will bfe blessed with the lady mustMa'vehlm. for with my poor health of my chi >ice, mid i fcm sore thus you will I am foully unfit to managetneehiidren, do twe/ything yvu can tn mAke her posi­ andthtf rarex>f the household is too great Bo seemed to expect sn'mffTeply fronf me, but ids imrtomicitoieiii whs so 'anVx* petted that 1 sat'-furaHnoment in stupid aniaicrflefit. • Then, suddenly compre­ •JtAV»---- •fUt ingtmother!* last wisfe i», that yua nnJay Lnm the Sa»i<>r.hnd put yout* trust in Him. You hstia becn adotlM daegfeterJ iGeod bveW bit-..- • >U stimuli*>• ’ ‘iBb rngodd kirhitRoM. mid meet mam4 mt in, ilmw^W.bdid far* wInk bim mM.Uit'toi had .said be should many'. .“S^-Bopn?’ -! ssid tri iny self;’"she has come be tween1 morninfmatnm^*,lsWil>Bhad brartlcefl’ ItaiWIlaRtaBW AWW, father ana'cMiaren?’ ( repeated the old it Tor a year. *<3 At as 1 fsafed/’ tfthof- rooms to-dav .with Ui. ^brovjHi, «a, couplet; * U>snyaelf--,-“ahsh(M already Molfen their give him orders to commence the^ wor^ tion bore a pltng*nf one." t Roberts &. Striker, HALER IN GBDCBRIES, proriaioni, pro d its, Bish, butter, lard, txork. and grain of ail kind- Alao toywcawdies, •te.,«t6. Hioruin Calilorn a Black. Stalo alrvaL Uaalinn. Mu-b n JOMItar, >nd ». b,a bhn ■ WUfd wrioome home -Then aomln Matald.. our hooraknp.^ altar puiuajr aba ftatia on« lo b^. retired h.redf and be radt were lehriimg tage^.r bef,te tadparlor grata. r Fhd M rii», he bad b«fed 'Igj ‘ httdf ptetry.Watdfral grtee. and offered- with andvaad to w*B, aud cared -'Itatari Ntirk her “Good tjtwrniug' ntanTma,'’' • -g»e<t-i tender another. T*U4f»^u n«l« ml WUlie.wM BsesAisfejhbewrk 'wlW'>« w*>L*i> U thl. . w,rtunHy Itar'a Htt|e W«vSAa.^’ atmbertb ,<». Too onlfcMW, thAt 1 was nbsent oh business ?’’ “Yes Sir.” ‘ . • ■ “The business I have been transacting Over High Prices, at the GRANT de SPAULDING, EALERS in all kind* of dry. goods.grocer crockery, As. Rials aL.at the pool office. ■ft wkba’P. titnee> There rt'stw.Mcrrart’wi.' JVRWti by xl* A.-^d ’.vnal cn -.’.I 1 •rs WntisBrt xTm.#tow«hf.iv tU, .atoall .’ifcdaOv-•uonun -J3O9--\A3a^FA2NPC»r >dy VBMEB/" SI Granger before, and think-6s has made a^rWbnelccthMj." •» • bltr* afl “Uyoo pluse, ccnifeln -Matilda, wa: willnot talk about It. In the first plsca, I otonot'brar U>a thought of your r.MUIng1 as. -It will .brihg all the old loneliness baekagain*; and you have been-very kind. Then; -besido, I cannot be pleuod with father's mar tying. 8a,-dear cousin let’s n<ic speak-of II; again. ” . ' After this everything seemed to go oh' av usual. I could not see any change in father's manner toward ma, but I felt that he had grown stem, in About-2 months he made another (journey. . After fee'had 4one, cou® a.Maolds seemed to forget her in valid habits, andicotonioflcwi house cleaning, from eellar togarret. ! The first day 1 looked od while sbo superintended nnd Biddy and Mix O'Riley--did the work.'' Next morning Ae wae sick from over exertion.:. “N mb Uist dear good womao will worry alt day about this' house deaning. 1 might oversee iljumd relieve Her; But I am 0<it going to assist .in1 these prepaniti<^a.n Then another <huV uo better in itself, but bringing about: better praotical results, suggested itself. “She shalhnot bake' itito' say, as Mrs Boa body dutw, ‘they were in a most duMat condition bcro'-when 1- came.Everything was arranged aoeordiiigtxr toe approved method of the repreeentauvefeluf.tbe Emaraldisie.1 ” to v. “NblrMra Barton should find that we were* just as comfortable arid stylish biirv without her presence as we could be with Ik” -With this new idea I set at work, snd Biddy-and Mrs O'Riley found h mure energetic overseer than cousin Matilda had been. Such a taking up and potting down and cleaning of carpets ; such washing of paint arid- windows • such polishing and ra-arranging of furni­ ture ns we accomplished, eatunisbad. even ourselves. Every household 'ornament, was brought*to light, and tried first here, and then there, until 'just the right placo' for it Was fo^odu urn ban : nil r * This was uiy first experience to the actual work of house cleaning. Hitherto, 1 lied feeefi'nTeoker at- but now, really mtliii*is5ri*\ I mtflngVwhnlly intn the tpirit ui it. There wot, no?. * nook, .or 6oft erf dr ’cubbord, dr dloiet, or d rawer, seemed very haft)y at breakfast, .but 1 kept silence. Father regardjid'.tpy blfeid^ hsrthee arid dress and gloomy dress very gravely, tut I determined,to follow ip die couHe; ftud marked ojtd Pay after day pas- 'heart, “She’s trying to buy yoUp sO I said cnld^y.'■^rnH!8 M!,^-----------■^' I’S and,she ana J wcre.stin •traiigerY.r_ T FfeaherfttHiedhBBe keefeu eMiyj Mot k«pl my rppmja. n)dcb' as possible, ’ anff Itag^ftevrolfow wirUgd bjtt rary. when lit heY presence, hardly spoke, ex­ fijira.aod Ike. (uul uBdentandi«g w cept In monosylabia*. J tnoV p^lns'Ui! that unless toy behavior dhould be ma-, wear the “deepest mourning,’’’which onn- u4iAlly Improved within n m6nth,Trtb»ei treated strangely with the bright spring go-tbr^e feeMred - mile* awAy.xa.iMuB' robes in which the other children were Lawrie’s strict boarding-school. But 1 made no pmmiui pf amfifldmenL About clad. '“Everybody tn the villnge knew, of this limaujtgg of.nxy.-AchpaJdUMM at course, how matters' ato&L ’jfcfA. *en^ Mrs. Lymui* Semjnary were Gftnsecraklhimn was the first t0'aj>eak:'lxJ“ r»6 'of ting their ypuhg lives ti/ttS’BCTvice of them. “Agnes, your oinduct Is toaklng God. Onwafur-wbbtber af them «3ne a kteat deal of talk I §Jrte fclft you and'ki/vou are doing just right— wn> v\ ii • . But almoit welybody'btahittiybb. 'You ih a 1 Ww e jfwiW’ had never forgotten my precibbs mother • ;WhJtoT prayed ft* takeyourbla^t au^toty.toother, and j “Lef ftedmS' tali If they cbposc. 1 thank them rot-honoring m& wlth so much "Miks Brown^n ’ffncient mAlden,’ traps to ditch t|ie widower, tkwrbhce, with seycn children, wele notortaJK next took me to task. “Mercy knowi,’’ ’ ahe iw.fflws.w to my burt/Tby Aim are Ljbegaa-.lo. deapalr uf. cvpr, -Uwt. prActfcthat my companions spoke'uf. ‘as a r?Verrbf joy,** ’ Wmle n!n' this 'itata of mindl Wnfr a Mefmon"Mt«-Ub \tM{ to SB-ve toe kvtog Ged^Obe aenlimrut exclaimed, "thst it is’no desirable place for your mother. Only a self sacrincing spiritdfkiridnesB and charity? could pre­ vail upou any oritf ,1b go'jjito feodhihotrij-, and toake'Aeparntton, If -poistole ;* if •# ily nf '^lldren. yyti Ought to ai!T 'HeF dung io our aux, « wukLfatt Mo h^tas: Ever sipca mr, toother, and treaVber just like i mbther, to the ear of God.” Opoverpatjon, with Mrs,-Wade, Fbad £alt fig • "Mat your step children be patterns that I was doing wrong. My steptnoragof dutiful, conduct,"Miss Brown.” ' cfs kindness had strength-;ned this opln’ Aller such eonvijrsatjdns, as-was natu­ ral enough, perhaps, I was more strongly block out, oT the ' Y ha?W fixed in my way than ever. . One dfy 1 called upon dein motherly Mrs. Wade. She had been-bfonght up a quakeress', and with her gentle‘thee' step mother. •. . ? picture has just come she said. and ‘tfion’-she gave me a lesson I Shall' “Would you like to keep Ilin your room remember. * ; 4,AjtanM! l know jrtsl how tbou feclest to-day ? So we carried It up atatrs1 to-.' now;1 I have been in thy place. When gethcr, . When wei had removed the I wafc of tWrie'ige toy faflter'took .boms' wrftppltiga,.. it seemed to mo that the a bride to be ^'tobtm?to toe. I did noY welcome her. She was gentle and ' leva, ble; but I would not love her, because my father had married Wr.' I wlshbd her awhy'a great many titoes, and she only wronged you—I see my error,—can You, staid a twelve-montli with us. Sbo tried furgive me? Will you lot me cal! "yon tn win my love during all thnt time, I toother now? _ , I.heard ho word in reply,Vut toother know. But I hardened my heart against her. !n about a twelvc-month she was clasped me to her bosom fin'd we wept taken sick. She was delirious. And together. Aller a little while sh^’Ulked over and over again shu lived/in mind, with me very kindly aixii,lovingly. Thon the twulve montn she had passed with us. see kissed toe and would have gone, but She would plead with me to love her, i had anotber burden. “Would mother and would say, “It will make me glad If pray willime, that God loo, would smile you will call me mother.” It wns the upon me and own me us His child? ' ( constant theme and burden of her thu’ls. Even as we kuolt together, theanswer A little beftfre she died .her condoosneas caine. Ai)d whou wp arose .1 »id, “O, returned^ 1 called Yrer deaf mother then. mother, God has1 beard, i Jknow be iw Agr.es, and begged her to forgive my un­ furaiven mX heartis w liwlu.” r, . kindness. Bnt all my repqntings and Mulliar kissed me again ffiia said, “Ag­ loving words could not stay her feet nes, your angel mother'is rsjbiciag with frbru treading the Mltrk- valley.' 1 am us now.’,. As aha left mo I tuud, Tlf you battened Still with the sad rctoernbranee please, mother, yoa uuty take the porof toy’ treatment of her. Agnes! wilt Ir^t .wfchyon and I will May hfitt untH or'bdx'frtmrrtte low attic to*the omtl de!-' thbh choose to take np<m thyself such a evening?’ . lor, that did not undergo a thorough ren- Jteansbrae burden ? ■ W’H thoti do most “Yes, Agnes, and I am very happy n«‘vati<»n. All cornpletod, Mrs. O'Riley honor to I he memory of thy gentle mnth . that you can wear bo glad a facevto..aoa, wn» dismissed, saying, wjthfl her adieus, er, by follmlrlng in her gentle ways.” to the pleasure ©f your JathfP ;AMtoyer-. i dune sea why Mu$tfp} Mrs. Wide sent a ftfftwaga to Mrs snry. He ha# gope put wl town, and will bs.afi.hpr w.anUpg । nut bshproa till nJgBL’’ . 1 did not ait down, la enjoy my light«jch ■ jewel •>>““V .WrtWf1 rbUm: id deliver’it,1’ She was not then?, bmtodnes«4 The momeut .raptfipj.■ W obt ‘1 WriJ'her soft., de|tr 'volar-fa ’IKe' gone, 4 bolted the doojaM^, ■’ ■ • < formances, and, rp^arked.to paauuonal tinrsery'. •4» Aran^^esjmOi^wqmJ»PK ?.nf“. “Pt^se, mamma, tell ns nboiit F&by uiy own mother died,. I . bussed, myaeir lew girh of sixteen who nad so good ex­ little Ltade’ said Rose. Then I heard »H^V WM/W; ecutive abilities as I. Ths baking ’was for tM first tfine the HOry'Mn dchF lltlle Pm ,.j6.j. isfe.W*to be dotfd. CHflllfi 1 Wllild* was not pruttier, three years old, whom Ood fad abwt<H«rtn rifa kitchen? bat she'give taken to fl eaven Ore years beftore. “LH mo full iMtruotioDs, ubd J was aa’prbifl tie Lixtftfrfprpa has gone <*>' -Heaven, too;” the -fewest’ Voice1 Adde&;*And <yod M W^pf lb# ppatfjLW, P*w»x know Yhatfou havo a dear, gbod ritaamM f< tlicm ” • ■ 1 - “Way bo Litre’s popa; and my mama, iisiFllule Lin^are keeping hmMltogkk^ ldl» nrfjfa ihrt-Wler. -te!k of’those dehr ones agate.” wasttoraply. “Lwtobto -have you 'tfetet -very often uf-y oondrar tnina, noon, and sat up Itorager’ antjei pattern of wfator--w'4m0 W mrataomeflfie Ih ttmb- wlwu molter .W^.Win mother both looked, surpris VRBvHkKr)' «*•-! W.W WIlPW-maM v«>"t w .Apvn •ux.Myi n...t-.-..-. 1 am u- b.'bve tl'.' ' When* my Mtep-m<Nl)er.4atertdlfer::r»oaa f Mt hslftoifalrainsd.'to tbvuw. my aiQtto <l.ritaa »ai n»r i F«wa.<-ad Wji> Itarl'natAi^wwUilWWhad.wHIi..-. n«ue <k»F*l« H iHssscsfeir r-iiw -t h: m cno»d-do'doMgrnH toy ooHmm. hcdMM Um WliMlM»S*» ' • <-> Tke, ww«.:lrtRlWllaBr’ BtadU. '**»• du-Hi***- a-a. taia Wool! Wool! ■m hi 'ifre Wn! ’ rwdWff^wi1? nre wwwra itflpwrtffl 1 have been doing during’ Os I did not »lMp fWy-NMM Twelve, then ft ir»» ....... ..... TO.H tall M>«r X* Bar But wu » .■wq tatm W 111 �■V - " r ■ «. J. BAmr. WAR NEWS It litarty • Phitafalphia, Jafc 18. Whioer etnu Anvrra rcu rvxroex. Hnrou Hare, B. G July 7th, 1888. Dm farm I received a fetter fro •rmi~ ol Ik. OniUd Suu.. G«i HMhck to I- rrmaia in W. ingtm. Greerd. McQ.ll.n >»d p< of th® do not feel much like writing but I will of traitors. try to answer.so best lean. I have writ- rathe conduct of the war, which ia truly QrlUn. nod ta Fighting Generals are bring gratifying. O» Boabd tux 8. 8. TiitmriT, for was at least scotched if not swamps of the Chtckahom^ Inactivity” received mriCri in Virginia. Wit in the l, recently, rthese two leaden common sense, the exigences of the times and the demands of an unqualifiedly loy­ al people. SvauBSDsa much of our space this week to army letters and correspond­ ence. We think we could in no way belter please our readers, inasmuch as Waskiwotow, July Ifllh, 1862. Edhob or n» Bxmmkb : There is at this present time rather of dearth nf news, and consequently if a person writes, or aUcmpto to, he must do ao without the exoitemeot consequent upon the reports of great battles, or tbe moving of “the army of the Potomac.” We read in the morning papers, that a rebel force is marching on Nashville, and that ‘•Stone­ wall" Jackson (who was hilled on the Chiekahominy a few daya ago) ia alive again and haa left the vicinity of Rich­ mond for another raid upon “the valley,” and that wo shall bear from him again fee.,—allof which creates no excitement, but is looked upon aa the common course of events. But there is a feeling deep seated in the minds of loyal people here, that we are going to see a different policy adopt­ ed from any we have sepn heretofore since the commence men t ofUhe war; and that blows are going to be dealt heavier and faster, and that our soldiers are go­ ing to be enlisted to fight instead of look­ ing after, or protecting rebel property.— and that when they are hungary in the . enemy’s country, they are not going to be obliged to pey exorbitant prices for food, or starve. All these things are talked about here, and I take it for grant­ ed that it is so; and also that we are going to have men enough, so that when lhe enemy ia driven out of one section of the country the “bars will be put up” so he cannot return. All these things are encouraging to an Impatient mind, that could not see how the “strategy” we boasted no much about, was going to put this rebellion down eo surely, and auoceasfcny, and that the great “Anaconda” was going to twist about them and squirm awhile and then swallow tbe rebels all down and leave their “niggers” all quiet­ ly working as usual without a single fold hurting them. and then Government was going to eell tbe “serpent" to Bar­ num for enough to pay up for all the cost of the war. We hpve not seen tbe “An­ aconda” and cannot say aa to bis powers of digestion, or bow hungry be may be by this time but one thing we do know, before a serpent qf that kind swallows anything ho always licks ft, and eo 1 con dude if there io one really about, be haa nut got through tbe licking process, as we bear rebels are about yet; we have all believed it here though far a long time, and have been waiting to see tbe thing done, but now If there ia one, we conclude he either does not like rebels,or finda some little trouble in licking them eo they will go down. Tbe general opinion is though, that he finds it difficult to swallow the rebels without getting niggers mixed in, and rather than take one down, be will go hungry. If tbe “Anacooda” ia a hoax, then there will be more people humbugged than there were a few yoon ago, when we heard so much about the “Silver Lake” sea serpent, and Barnum will be badly disappointed too. “Boanaa Sratas" are getting worn “thread bare” “Border Slate men” wereall the go here in tbe fore part <»f tbe aeason, but they arc get­ ting “dreadfully common,” ae tbe ladies any, and some seem to thiak they wiH soon all be out of fashion. And appear । passed through Gordonsville. I The blow therefore b a most import­ ever felt the Deed of home comforts ao and J remained there until yesterday ant one, more especially aa it b the first of a series which we trust will <fo more to cripple the efficiency of the rebel Richmonths wages foe such* a nurse as my , pital at Beaufort a weak ago last Sunday, wife. If but far a day. 1 felt as though 1 list to-day, and feel very bad. You will had never folly sympathized with my want to know what ails me, and I am sick boys. God pity and Heaven help going to tail you all about it. My rickthe sick of our army. 1 think in my last abort note to you, I gave a list of the ! Providence restore him to health and bis 1 friends. Cnrpl. McLellan died of bis i wounds. He prayed for life that be might have a chance to draw a bead on 1 Gen. Benham, who rushed men to the slaughter with eo much fool hardiness.— James was first wounded in tbe arm and while leaving the field was shot through the knee and was finally carried from the field by Corporals Newton and Greenfield. I ask aa a particular favort and aa doe to the dead whose life was so nobly offered in defense of his country, that bis family , < I be made tbe espocial care of all the friends of Co. F, resident in Hastings and vicini­ ty- Don’t let it be arid that tbe widow and orphans of a brave man, who gave bis life to bis country, shall lack for sym pathy or the comforts of life. Look to it, you who are enjoying lhe quiet of your homes and the blessings of proeperity. Of the five boys who were killed out right, too much cannot be said of their bravery. H. Wanderlich, G. C. Rath­ bun, Isaac J. Winegarden, Goo. Lusk, and 8. D. Cobb. Four of these it ia not known bow they fell. Rathbun was standing on the pernpet of tbe fort shoot­ ing at the gunners. He had just diacharged bis musket when a ball struck him io the bead and be fell dead into tbe ditch below. His mother needs lhe sympathy of ril, for she lost a husband and two eons by this terrible war, within the fest two months. I can only say to the friends who have been bereft of loved ones, that they have tbe consolation of | knowing that their sons and brothers, were true as tried steel to tbe cauee of the Union and nobly fell, bravely died ( for their country's^ood. No monument i marks tbeir resting place,-do epitaph teila their virUte*; but they will aver live embalmed in our memories aa the true, the good and the brave, who dared every thiry, forped everything, flinched never, but dared to die nobly fighting for tbe right Ail of tbe wounded are doing well. Before this reaches you, you will know that twelve Regiments are ordered to tbe PotoBMO from Port Royal Tbe Mich. 8th expects to have some share of glory of taking Richmood, although wo are only 4Q0 stroog, with but three Cap- might rejoice that we did do* abed our blood in vain. May be you will think that 1 have got the ‘blues.’ Well I bare, and tbe reds nnd the whites also, very near my heart, and would not have that glorious flog float over a slavery cursed country any longer, la it strange that 1 am home-rick 11 hoped when 4 en­ listed to be able to strike one hearty bl ow in favor of universal humanity. Hope long defered has made the heart sick, and cruft our exhausted energies, and prepare again fur the conflict of life. Ezekiel has gone North, where I can­ not tell, but 1 am quite sure be will not return here , thia add* to my loneliness. Lieut. Bates b wounded and I believe he eat friends were left on tbe baUle field, with many other noble follows. But I am very tired and must close. Plense write soon and often. Your affectionate brother, Maxtim W. Cbamxb. ly Senator Chandler was authorised to use io hb speech yesterday, the testi­ mony taken before the Conduct of the War Commit tee, by a vote of that Com­ mittee at a regular meeting. Four members being the majority of the whole number, were present, and unanimously granted him permission. Had the of. neb! eorrespoodenoe asked fur been furn iabed. there would have been no need of resorting to the records ofthe committee. — TFssAinytoa Corrttpondeace of the jF. World, understood that no more fortifi. cations are to erected by our troops, at least until the war is over. It It t re markable fact that the armies which have depended upon earthworks sod forts continued the name paper, “Gen. McClel­ lan has made any mistake, it la 1/relying rtty appmrisg Sy eStatevit o. fie. 1« on the night Tuesday, the Id day of July. He gi v ea the following interesting state­ essss bliaainr Indianapolis dispatches to tbe Execu­ tive Department, say that Henderson, Ky.. and Ntwburg, Indiana, have been taken by the rebels. At the fetter place one Federal was killed and 250 sick tak­ en prisoners. They also took 350 stand The HeraWe dispatch, dated Washing­ ton, July 19, says: ‘ Lieut. CoL Pier­ tor of ft but I could not. I tried to plead with god for my country, but I felt that He coaid not consistently hear me. On tbe night before the battle on James | Island, I went in secret and tried to ask God to give success to our arms, but the I words stuck in lhe roof of my mouth. 1 j felt such an overwhelming sense of tbe purity of God and his righteous demands upon us as a nation, and such a sense of our National guilt, that 1 could not ask Him to bless our cause with victory when our national skirts are stained with the blood of tbe poor, the oppressed and the innocent. 1 went back to camp feel­ ing that defeat awaited us, but that 1 should come out of the ordeal safely, if I did my duty. I have done that and shall continee to do it to tbe beat of my abili­ ty. But it is hard for a Christian to en­ gage in any thing in which he cannnt ask God’s blearing in fall feith. O! that our cause was entirely right That every blow struck might be for humanity and not against it. Hist coming gen erat iocs The correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial left Gen. MeChllau's army ments : Cincinnati, July 18. sick and horoa-eick. By hearUsiek I mean that I have lost confidence in tbe purity of our cause. That fatal Prodsmaliou of the President, which dashed to of arms. the ground the bright hopes nt the op­ Louisville, Joly 18. pressed, which had been held out to them The train arrived from Lexington this by Geo. Hunter’s Proclamation, stag­ evening. The road and telegraph I'me gered me very much, and I could not help feeling that our loved country was still determined to embrace that blaring, Now York, July 19. j | 1 I eras sent from James bland to the Hos­ killed and wounded at James Island.— Three nf them whom we supposed killed are prisoners of war, via, Seargt J. M. Beasmer and privates Emmet Cole and Wm. O. Barrett. Breamer remarked to our boys before lhe fight, that be would never be taken prisoner alive. The fest that was seen of him he was standing on the parapet of tbe Fort, firing on tbe I enemy aa fat aa be could load and do ao. John was aa brave as the bravest. He had too much of the break neck, dare devil spirit for his own good. I am truly glad be ia still alive. Emmet Cole is reported to be wounded in the breast, and was suppoeed to be killed. Ho fought with the desperation of a tiger and the caution of a well skilled veteran, but tbe odds were against us and be fell a sacri­ fice for his country; better blood was not offered on tbe field than his. I have Dot a man in my Company whose lose I should not mount were ho killed, but none more than Emmet. In the battle of the Flat boats he did more to help save ua then any other one man, for he dared to row, regardless of grape and canister. I sincerely hope be may re­ cover his wounds and yet be restored to bis friends. All thqt I have said of Em­ met, I can truly say af Barrett He was one of tbe still kind, but one uf the beet of boys. He was shot through the thigh at very abort range, not to exceed six rods, and if our boys bad not had such hot work, would have been brought from the field. Wm. was one of tboue buys, who could always be trotted, was always ready for an) duty assigned him and never complained. A son whom any pa-1 rent ought to be proud of. May a kind I son, of the 43d New York regiment, ar­ rived here to day. He left the front of our army od the Peninsula yesterday morning, and at that lime there ware no forces of the enemy within fourteen miles of our lines on this side of the James River, but a balloon reconnoiaaoce dis­ closed a large concentration nf the rebels on the south aide, in the vicinity of City Point good condition, and with confidence un­ impaired in McClellan. “Jt ia believed» bdwever, that James River will be blockaded by tbe rebels at the Blufla in Claremont” Washington, July 20. Of the exhaustion of lhe army you have read enough to distress you. It would D«»t be prudent to attempt to state defiaately how much it had been reduced numerically. But there ean be no Im­ propriety in slating that Gen. McClellan was neve r able to carry over 80,000 ef­ fectives into battle. When be landed at Fortress Monroe bis muster rolls exhib­ ited 115,000 men of all arms. A con­ siderable proportion of these, say 8,000, Other pa enthusia Thursda were cavalnr. of which 1,900 were ser­ viceable. The remainder would have Molicitorv for served their country better behiad their D. Brama. plowa at home. Others were necessarily jjtt. detailed to keep open our communientions and protect our flanks—leaving about 100,000 to be disposed of. A very large CHANCERY ORDER. percentage was then to be subtracted. It is not very extravagant to nay that wounds and death at Yorktown cost us 1,000 men ; Williamsburg cost us 3,000; West Point 250; Hanover Court House 500; Fair Oaks, so say official bulletins, 5,700. I wish I could believe that wae all. Skirmishes and affair* in front nf Richmond, 1,000 at least ; Mechseice I ville, 300 at least; Guinea* Hills, 7,500 ; Savage Station,1,000; White Oak Swamp It is srrirrU I and Turkey Creek—oh, bow many • I. IXUia. rasesWhere are the stragglers 1 To be sore, tbe enemy have hwt fall as many, bui they could afford it. Without attempt Mill .r to estimate the average numbwr of rick. I will give one exceptional fact which ! There is reason to believe that the When Gen. President will soon issue one or more may cause yne to shudder. Eeral orders to tbe armies of the United Casey'a division landed at Fortress Mon­ When tea, in which he will lay down certain roe it numbered 13,000 men. general rules for tbe conduct of tbe war, his division was routed at Seven Pines it All tbe rest such roles as any one sincerely desirous ' numbered less than 6,000. of carrying out tbe principles of the were dead and in hospitals. But no confiscation and emancipation act, would i other division suffered so much. After Seven Pines it wae Do divisk>a Mt all.— adopt and enforce. It ia now pom lively known that the Many of the Ineses were compensated hy President, under tbe advice ofGen. Scott, reinforcements—seven regiments, say nnd with the acquiescence of General 5,000 men, from Fortress Mmroe, and McClellan, has called Maj.Gen. Halleck McQill'e division of 10,000 effectives to Washington to act as General in-Chief from lhe Rappahannock. But even with of lhe armies of the United State*. He all these reductions, lhe army could sus will have control of tbe operations in itself against attack if It had requisite rest tbe field, thus relieving Secretary Stan­ and supplies. I state these facte because ton of some of bis official bosinesa. lhe crisis seems to have passed. Rein­ forcements and supplies have been for­ St. Louis, July 20. warded. Gen. Halleck left for Washington by the Ohio and Missouri Railroad this A Darina Rsgtett. evening accompanied by General Cullom, Chief of Staff Col. Ritton. Adjutant General, and Lieut. Trockmnrton. •eighbori recruitin Fitzger fall, wh tn desig men to Barry who ca lhe fam fur. each m in put Solwiton for CompU.nant Circuit Jad^t. * *---------------- - " vtafeaL]. D HrutiL jyu. Jtegwtsr ia CT an wry. contai uiUm eirtit kasdrta and sftvPraeaat Sbeneaa C. I U5np A correspondent of lhe Cincinnati Garetit relates lhe following bold exploit in front of Chattanooga: The army was halted to rest and to give time for a reconnotMnce, in order Washington, July 15. to learn tbe enemy's position and strength. Thia was a very difficult end Mr. Foster called up the bill in rela­ dangerous matter, owing to the nature of tion to the competency of witnesses in the ground. Several unsuccessful at­ the United Stales court. tempts had been made to procure the Mr. Sumner rnorrd to amend, that no much desired information, when James witnesses be excluded on account of eolor. T. Matteoon, 1st Lieutenant Co. C, "W He spoke at some length in fevor of the Indiana volunteers.rode boldly up to erltfo* faea. kW tb* kseriag tksrsst, •* this aeua« aaM trirr ts ba amendment, which was rejected after a in aixty Yards of the enemy, balled, ear| discussion, by 14 to 23. veyed all tbeir entrenchments, accurate­ At 10 o’clock the Senate went into ex ly computed bis strength in number and ' ecu live session, and subsequently ad- position, ascertained the number of bis jouned. field guns and siege artillery, then wheel­ ed bis borne and rode ont waving his cap Washington, July Id. -------------------------------------- : triumphantly through a tremendous Mr. Wilson, of Mans., from the Mili­ Ketals Latest HUI. shower ol balls, bidding defiance to the tary C<>mmittee,reportod back the bill to ZJtWMrr OJU)2X-FTAtt OFMICWOAM hundred missiles of death whistling all authorise the raising of a volunteer force around, and • rode up to the General, for the further defense of the State of calmly and pleasantly smiling, tn give Kentucky, and asked to be discharged his Information. I asked him bow be from its further consideration. escaped. “Through tbe mercy of God Mr. Davia, of Kentucky, called the bill and very bad rebel markmanship,” be np and urged its passage. promptly replied, laughing. lata tfi Messrs. Wilson and Collamer, of VerThis must certainly be very true, for <sly varies* about three hundred guns were fired at Mr.'bark thought that Kentucky him at tbe short distance of sixty yard^ ought not to be allowed to raise troops and not one took effect. He arid that simply to fight co her own soil. He the brils sounded like a large swarm of said that st one time there were sixteen beea.around him. forraosa.De aaained for tbt heanog eT ssM peti men from a rural town in New Hamp­ It is universally admitted by all who •t*o«; aad thu Ua Wn at taw st aaM4eeeaM< shire in one Regiment of the Army of sad all ataarpanaea tateraefo* lb w« sstaM.ara witneeeed this exploit and are accquaintthe Potomac, hut be was informed that ed with the circuinnlances, that it com- cvarjfc publi jefe, ueWh obtiu tioaae a pho willin uH ini of them perished by the bullet, the sa­ bre, or the bayonet, but all died in the trenches of Virginia. How could he ask II.” Aaro bol jit o evfi dn- 6ro NH petee with any, even hi tbe annals of bio- ta most blatant and abusive in hie talk of Republicans, designating them as “nigger trjn^nniri" nmmrttera nf **slwe«tr so—st the welkin Im speaks of Union mac; AHnla inrident will illustrate (Afiilaafj.) f MANHOOD: to hare BusftaUon of life forfeiture whale to “border state” advice. But some one sayathatbe told them finally, that, if the peculiarities of her nee. And lib hinted by our informant that of them children fair Were col d into sb very by either fiscal bait, or go ashore. their father, though the mother wae frw Ofsueh are the Sccearion Democracy.— Of LboB secant, a CONGKEMIOM AL. wai course that could not bo complied with friends u farther erdmd, that room for some other fashion. Last 8aU urday, it is said a Border State delega- everything their own KJ? uf Congress. Adjourned. afraid ma, I am yet alive and at prevent couval- CHANCERY ORDER. ■OPMlCflOAMjitoCe^it, Cwrtfor that lint and on tbe battle field, 1 1 hare not been a well moment since. wounds at weights removedy adoption of, poXey dictaud by good Wb my door, but aa 1 did not say “come in” , , I ' of Ite S—urjr. of W»r. Mr Bomlwr oftred • rwMnUon tUt tkaOmsKUO — <*• Co«>oo« of lb. last, Death baa knocked quite loudly at groat toothless sad tailless from I-------------and Shield's division, 5,< . 0O0M>u>NeCM|U prior Io guemorn. bot.r. Rkbmood. Mr. Cbw 51W oo.tta«id Mr rrm.rk. In > nimllnr Hnln u> hi. proriou. .p-ch ng»n>« Mo The section aulborixing the Prerideut -1»,-X ucse^u. �eeosaoK HTfiii Xwtte^kL r you will feel refreshed, Court House in this village on Thursday evening next, at 7 o’clock, for ths purpose ■of promoting enlistments. Let the peo­ Tbe cry ia. “To ple rally. Arms." Our protected. Let us arouse to the peril which Our threatens us and avert tbe danger. guaran tea they will hardly know ttam•*! health induces ill humor— Radvay t Pillt will cacurc good health, and a happy Bow of apirits. A^rv2S cento par tag, Sdtfhy Drugyutc. fastings sprite U-nrrnti. neighboring States are fully aroused, and ana 'patriotic Enthusiastic evening will Thursday affect upon full, BecndtiacFrrxoKHAM>, of thia village tins received a comminion as 2d pany nf volunteers, for tbe Lieu­ Butter Laid Tallc new o.rt co«\^.owd ^.OVkMLV^VkX. vocX% VLX\A uA<ve\\. vevake X\vtn\ Regi Mr. F. District. meceasary qualifications to make a good other capaeiry. SPECIAL NOTICES. or.to be appointed until the company is VERMIN. —wz still— ®®FT ©©HBKHHITODH HOUR LIKE OP TRADEwithout them, as they reriyiiying In tbeir adten. Come and See I! THESE BITTERS Will not only Cure, bat Prevent DxsesecB HVAE JUST RECEIVED CW bf—more tbu W.OOO Private Families. DI R E CT FROM HOCSEKEEPER8 —troubled with vermin need INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, JSfsa all caaca requiring a Tonic “srs . Dr. BWs* CrlekarM Wl.e Hlten ’DHilDIEmsciKD I ruBJ For Sore Throat, so common amenr the Clergy they are truly valuable. W far tbe agsd and infina, and for persona of a w»ak eoMUtuUon-for Ministers of tbe Gospel. truly beneficial. aaddahooas to tba taste. Tbay produce tbe axhilsraung effects of brandy er wine without Intoxicating; and arc a valuable rtme-fy for acr- cmA tai nod in the adulterated Wines Wv.o,\vX^ ’Vo'cv.ke. tn designate their officers, any other stata­ Barry County has sent many men tn the war, already, but we much Chills Which we offer at "Dt. *Ro\>aek'» [ ftXo'wv.o.c.Yv, Wv.Vte.vs menta tn the contrary, notwithstanding. IBIKD^TDiK!!) IPBILDIBS. mistake the patriotism of our citizens ifthis company Dr. "BudXiack.^ The pay and bounties offered to new recruits are generous, and Cblldrvn and intate withlmnunffr, 3 Physicians, Clergymeu, end tempersoct adra* antes, aa an act oThumabite. should aasiat in. •pmdtng these truly valuable BITTERS over the tend, end thereby e.settialiy aid in bamsbhig Drunkcnneas and Disease * I all Allections oj the Head, «4ek Head­ ache, or Ntervcus Headache. Dr. Dod»» Imperial Wine Bitten, will b« Jouad ta ta anostSalntary and EflJcacious. FEMALES. or thia. u. that thev al experience. W (xst alt enlist with MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed ---.11— ■- A—L—----- - .U___ — ate, X\xt ^>.oot vctaxv'k VAendu full, when the soldiers will bs permitted who can. EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF Ur "B.o\>ae'c’» SVowteteV Wv.Vte.vs We are assured that is not immediately filled, Imperial Wine Bitters! I officer in any Fitzgerald is the only officer appointed, . GBANT & SPAULDING 'VXte.se, Wv.Vte.vs possesses energy, nnd we think all other military “OXLT 1NTALUBU UMXDT JDOTI.' Dewlreys laaCaatly WB <mvA a\A Axmoms o$ a *\tai­ lor oatuv*. tenant. and ia authorized to raise a com­ recruiting or <»•* u wuAu-'vm. wkW ewr» •». Vm, “VW* x* v>,'' a* a vc’m.ciVva.V aai-txt — a a™-1 ttatutaXoT o\ YJm vntea, XVw, "BAaou.* avstvuX* oj itw'Wut anA BouAVtYtM*. Hut, Jov a Vong Yaux*, \ma-o. wwmAx wvtAtA a-o. o-VUtAi ot Sto-nMM-Yx 'BvYXc.ys. tokwx wx \.ro'(xr <\\xaxA\Xxe*, a-oA at tVii ar* ~ *ar* -^rwytrClw* o$ Jaundioe, Kidney Complainte, out! Turn UBiTCrtll DB. J.BOVEEDODS’ 'Wteae 'BX.XMm meeting on have a telling euliaUnents. enent aligned tn this “LOW PRICES Fever, Fever and ^gue, Liver Complaint, friends ufthe Union, turn out! Lxvxaxd Hegulator ^tZious men are coming forward by thousnnda.— Other parts of Michigan are moving, let not Barry County be behind. ’ A NEWS with ~~~~ aydneya, will p^fortn their funettuna, healthfully and regular Ut who arc diapiritod, fretful. In. dined to ba dte~u.fiJ with themselves a TO tt EXCELLED digeshte oigais. Ow or • "cca, •PPelawaking *t*—calmlaand undietarbed aleep-oa tbe will OF THE UNITED STATES r •taaamarfDoaNtar.lM'.tben tbo»e are X\xc rve\v vaarA Sotau awA Cov(\$oyX. lhe families of volunteer! are provided “Cnetar’a" Rat, Roach, Ate. Exterminator. “Costar’s" “Costar’a" Bed-bug Exterminator. “Costar’s” “Costar’s” Electric Powder for Inaecte.&c. The many ccrtifloates which have been tenderWo have every kind of goods, ouch u News- *• •-ppi,. DR- J. BOVEE BODS’ * S5r. ■RobaeV* each must act in his appropriate sphere in putting down this great rebellion. ftXovcxaeXx 'Bx.XXc** "We are in receipt of a small circular THE Advertiser having been restored I vxvxA^oraXt । AoNrxWvXriXgA, xamaaXT qx\A CAUTION !!! To prevent the public being imposed upon by .Www and HifUy Par- purchasing, and taka nothing but “CcetaKs.” containing the preface and a part of the opening chapter of this work. 'B.obaeVk It prom­ bo generally perused, it is emphatically a book for the l/eing a part of the history every other consideration. public are already Arvo* au>a^ awl tnaki times, interest, Tbe reading acquainted with the or the prescription will please rdlUv. EDWASD A. W1L&0N. Willis msbara. new Wort many Prlxe Peetry which some­ times in his other writings, grate harshly upon-refined and sensitive ears, we are willing to acknowledge the truth of tbe following from his very nature change) always hiust be '■terribly in earnest.” He impresses his readers ae well -as his auditors with this simple fact. He follows Shakspeare’s advice, tn “tell truth and shams the devii.” Ils does not pause, in the mid-cur- tin an ornate manner, ui fashionable dainocrl strings pearls, for the sake of STtess ^itUrs art put up in quart bottlea, of which tht about it a facsim­ ile. The label m finely engraved, and it provided with a tafe^guard fr^m * - Kitchen «Harral.RiaciyA Bush. Male A BoHaMO. M. Ward. OicM A Co. McKisaon fo Bobbins, Hogan A Allan. Hall, Bucks! A Co. Thomas F. Enter. P. D. Orris. Lasalte, Marsh A Gard- Brownlow’s book we quote from JJOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhlW.I ^v’iuabte REPORTS on BF“MATORRHOEA or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and other Dwoja tbe ’jymrr unTroaM •j ■ y—Bitten hare beea ae, thonugbly leated by all clones of the community Inr alnuMt v.waIv PhHadelpfcU, Pa. TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLEH DRY GOODS! Chicago, nr, St. Louis, Mb.) Detroit, Mich., Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo. N. Y., Fills. Tbe beat Family CA­ THARTIC In the world, used twenty years by five millions persons annual- rrw.r’ W‘ld Cherry Trpe Bark. Hpikvnsrd, Chamo­ mile Flowers, and Gentian. They are tnanufaclured by Dr. Do<te bimaelf. Who te an expeneuccd *’ Physictat. and. bwes al.utdd not ng Ute qnack nostrums which flood BULDu^.U. Roberta A Striker, Hastings, Eli Nichols, Jar S. Terrv, Orangeville Mills, M. C. 8wift.Prairieville, H.B? BcnniuKton, Middlevilla, and by druggists and merchants generally throughout lbs teestry Herrick’ii Sugar Coated omaionnt. Nat be. What Mr. Brown­ low haa to deciere he declares openly and wtbw nnuFsiazuin. Shltgellu Brp‘* ACe. B. A. Fahsustock, HuU FOR SALE BY Heaatare Pills. — DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ ry OLD FRIENDS UE> in the beat, places.” — W helcsate Ageats la New Yark City. ^vcvexvXvxvg, 'D'vovrcXvea, caunterfeiters. (Price $1 per bottle, of tixfor $5. C. W. pobaok, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 Eact Fburih Bt, Cincinnati, to whom all orders should bt addressed. the Philadelphia Prtu iboldly, and, with him, as with ell nntura! orators and writers, the best words— that in. tbe words which moet plainly enunciate his thought—array themselves ■ be uwd «T«ry tocraiug before eXt. of those eccentricities, In all newly aeuleSwIacea, wben there TER8. SXowv,<te\v 'Bv.Vteve While we expect to find in 'his oh thought and expression HARD-WARE ! ■Dt. ■RoXjae.Ww Parson’s style of dealing with most subjvxjLs. found In ths Ucited Hum. ee^Mintad wJUi ttair. DR l'iTo^EE DODff°IMFERlAt’WlfiPSfi^ ra*AaoOxo\^ t'tv\o^a'b\*. of tbe great struggle. which swallows up, in GROCERIES Imperial Wine Bitten An prepared by an eminent and skillful pl yefctan who Lu used them successful!v io bls practice for the last twenty-fire years. Tbo proprietor, before purchasing tbeexclu.ito right to manuftuterw and tall Dr. Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wtva Bitters, bad I hem tested by two distinguished medical practitioners, who pronounced them a valuable remedy foe diowam. - ■altbuugli lbs nodical nxa af theeoonlij, as a ftlcvMAckt 'Rv.Vteve ise* to be a work of great interest; and u ill undoubtedly WDVS & EWES', DeciiamsNta lheKysiem nnd Prolong Lite ! CHARLES W1DD1FIELD A CO,. of every description S150 BEIT PIANOS. tl50 Stacks of GROVESTEEN-A BALK haring removed to their new warerooms, s». us uoiDWir, mm STATES. pow^preyred to offer Hie public a toagnlficcut 7 Octave Boscvood Piuo, >u> auger. .taerjMMal.I■■ re Boxm for one Dollar New York JwAproiro/aa follows: Clothing, “Mr. Culm is thia week printing thirty thoutand additional copies, which iteinhiK all hnproveaiacts kuoWo in thta coun­ try or io Europe, over-atrune baas, French grand Mtioa,karp pedal, fall tree hemo, for *150 CASH, Rich monldiag eases, rpas cob nasions *sp yxnuissci oj who wfifwwith narrow Debility.Loea efMamory . FloridaJuly IT. IBM, To Da. Hosier. Albany. N. T.—My Dear Doo- t!75 to taoo, HASTINGS, MICH all warranted mads of the boat sMMnod material. cinnati. ordered/brty iAmmmf copies at ^Twor^leM medicines GROV'ESTEEN & HALE. J.llmS Ths Favara m Joumwoww.—A oom- ^AMrwu CtUwSS A. LU<*»?t «*»-•„ Y *^Std Geseapciat.LaMlaiaad.jr-T. tW“ OUR GOODS SOLD Dr A 47B BKOAPWAJt X KW TOBI CABD TO TOUNG LADIES AND GFN- Unusually Low! Vte fcwttftUTtdkh! yrn.UAM JGMM. Wheat, Corn, Oata, Better, Lard, Pork, COUNTY ACCOUNTS. «UNT A SPAULDING �small quantity of oyr and rub it in . . . jaOulTW^Nina prevent chapped hands. thi only beu ABWrerrir nr UtfcVl rr will ifSRYs ttooD. rf Witt MEHt>i.trnn!it> Mend yonr BarMmHMpnpMto Boots, Aa. made very rioh ; Wds are unually ^fftLL MENP GlAWt V' are tbe pIsteBofthet iiyinil J ffl trtti l •botddT^ frwnx^M«NDn«RY. L.Xr“'“h”* » 1^1' WU4- MBtW-fiWIA. dug two feel deep-aod made about half mam Oiw - which ta wall enough if plenty of room is given to the planta; but a bad 3 foot deep, with ample iMeea. for thofow ia better than a crowded one three fee* deep. Expose the roots Id Ule air as little aa possible in setting them out; they should be set by a stretched line, io a spaded forrow, with the crowns of the room about two inches bdow tbe surface. It is common to set them ,lri 1 rows a foot apart, and^eea than a foot in MORTGAGE SALE. IT WILL MEND MWRTH.E. the row. We should prefer > fopy and' . a half apart or even more, and not nearer* than a toot in the row. Apply salt at. tbe rate ot 20 pounds or ao to the square fod, and rake in, or let the raih :.csirjr. it in. Keep dean of weeda—cover late in 1 autumn with three inches of. manure, to ' be forked early in the spring liking cara On reading and Wng the p*«ttoe. dnlyveritod trees, by some cultivators it is claimed that tbe longevity and hardihood of the tree is increased by an occasion! seeding down of the grasses we have named.— They aver that it checks tbe too exubet- barb, and ita conduct renew to health ba- ing-ao well known, ila uaefclneM doea ryoL admit of a /doubt; but allow me tu remark it ia bAt used in the form of a syrup, eaten with plain bread, as are all cooked Iruita: and not with paatry, •»- thirty-fwoJST, drvnsTf.fitp.Xt/ thVrt (JVbortr of rugs Ns. Dint (9) west, tn Said Barry county ud Blate of Michigan, one hundred a’uJ sixty scree, more or lew. or to much tbareof a. will taliifr said mortgage with interest and costa, will b« sold at public auction or vendue, to tba bigbest bidder, at the Court House in tbe village of Has­ tings, that being tbepiuefor bolding tbe Circuit r.----j of D. 1M1, one o’clock, P. M. of that dar. Dated, May 90.1649. ' HORACE J. PERRIN A CO., 1*1* Asaignees of Mortgage. Bwsnxr a Atxu, Attys. peeially by Invalid persrms who have bilioua eohstltottons. Pastry ia like strong drink—It only aervea to indulge the appetite, rather than to Imparl tu it any real good, causing secretions in the stomach beyond their natural order.— To make rhtrbarb ayrup is. limply to cut it io small pieces, simmer It over a slow fire one hour with a vary little water ; or it may bo baked in a jar,then strain,it and add auger to Suri tbe palate. Whmitfo voung it is like apple*, MTreoea*y to be ptoled, If sweetened with the bo«t uC-J soger, (loaf to tbe taft,) It will, if pre ..--. ---- MW1 1TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Court J for the county of Barry—in Chucery. CharUt E. AteiLi.Complainut, ‘ law mu.—Should be »w« in aiim7 mor and winter, during tha day* but sboold be taken off at night. . In summer ft allows perspiration to pass of without ■ J ttarrM ’--------- the skin, and promote * illMm BfAAMpteIter s^'7 । Potarares »och wondtrful remedial power* M to •art bo many diieaaes of apparent opposite phe­ nomena. Wc reply that Radaray'aRcady Relief chief aid moat ienportMl rentdial efficacy. M eviaaod ia , Ute immediate arrert of pain, and its potency io , tbe treatment of aueb diseases and matadfra, I >0 circulating in said coon ADMINISTRATVR'6 SALE. STATBOrMteAN.i to^.’by’tao ameAuax t! Hr* "f* — I. U. tta^foUowingluds beloeging to tba aaid estate, Kb. ® -st- COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. (^Err-urr. Ucicc 25 " par B"tlle. t ■ j Pfica Cerya per QtitUe. jPrice 25 ..Cants per R**t|l.e. Prtcp 2j.Cetitfi.pcr Bottle. Very C*013 P*r Be*tt**25,Ceyta per Buttle. jjg Liberal ^eda^vn to Whetemte - .-TERMS CASH. J3F* Far Metre *H Dronfota. and Rteeabtopto* gcaccjrily ‘brwqgtanti Uw country. ‘ „.t,i JOHNS A GHORLEY, . (Sole Mauufaclurers.) Comer of Liberty Street Croup.' Di| health. ;■ It is superior to all known remedies In popular tel Fever, TFceer, 8md use as a eleusing syrup for PURIFYING THE BLOOD, i. . CMta anML____________ ____________ arrtMBa. IryserrtervChilere. Cram pa and Let Radway’a Bond v Relief bo freely neo* NEW YORK. Iihpuj;l^pl, U> |l**ii0C OaRrni. . ., Imj-orntji tt. Iluihh-rs. Itupui tanl tu Kaiflruad Oiinpnoioa. giro a pure-clear, ud rtMeate bun of health ud b«KXg toiMfaet atonoMB and hrthaney to th. Iniportaul.ly.^nrincr^, . Ta all whom concrru ’ cerae everybody. It is a pure and toneceDt^Mtepirottoa, all-pew-' erful to do good, but oerer dues injury. IMPORTANT TO I’ABENjs. . ri .JOHNS UR(JSPEi'8 _ IMFlUiVKD QL’TTA FkkCIlA in medicine taking, or business relations with RESULT ENT ;-and we religiously deolarc Uiht, if ,physicians, if this tssound reaaonieg, Rad* ay's Reno rati ng Resolrrtit f/gften When tbe symptoms of any Inherited disease are first badwat’8 hxadt HKurr exhibitod.il will eradicate-the some from the 1* not recommended by us. nor prescribed for 1 System. In tbe early *tag»* of PtUste or Conno mwy rari ties of disease as every physician in the practice of medicine prescribes Calomel, MerOf Radway’a Renovating Resolvent will extertnin , Quinine, Morphine, Opium, ud ether faatj'tteyXnateUM.dfrn*'- ta» the system.--.cury. u JJJJJ vorile hobya of th* prafemion.^ Il ta a weBknovn p*7su CEMENT-ROOFING, -a l‘" Uwi'UJ -■ - - ar. The cheapest nnd most durable Roofing IT IS 11 **■ USE ARB WATER I'HOOF I-*.— .Ml ... —n .r.u. nit*511*LI «y~ Wu*fcu( B0V ’r‘T,olT WW’IM Th* Oort b only *bm Qm-Third that at Tta, ; Thi* article ha* been tbon ugUlv tested iq New I York end Mt parts of tbe United State*. Cawd*. Wert Indier. *nd Central and South Awerte*. oa building* of all kind*. *nch a* Facroatas, For**<pa*. Cnrucuvs. ICYil Roan Itarovs, Cart, and an 1'rxuc Bciuum;* genersllr. Gun**snxn Buls IXOB, Ac.; by ths principal Biite***. Ixnurtm, > an-tothere, and has rjpvtsLte to fte CHEAPEST and MUST DURABLE KGOFINR tn use: it i* ia every rtotxta Ai FIRE. WATER. WKATflElt tod ki^dr’*UOF Ou”:d*< ** >LL CHRONIC DISEASE. n*e ie ihrOJUnT eaOeri»l eaeardhatemd in 4*< L’niiaSUa which combine the desirable proper ticaotfltatfJrito WVtentiNri/y.w'Meh are uni- NA'TIeiit is required'|ii making'application - A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. rtaiZ.. : <<l**. 1 Tbe expento of applying Itttbul triding. *a aa ordinary Roof can b* coteraS tatl taDhed 'ehf ■!< vl! DR RAHWAY'S PILLS ^^^sxsxp.°«tsric. at eadachk. NTLAHATfdx OF THE ou w iEESlsraur’""11' IW BIX lillVM. A do«eoffrtrni Sixto eight'Of Rahway's‘tail ■tiaarAUI, will, in Ila _ __ • !:• L .... M) There l* naptecess at*R mlontatod to tart the UMfulasMnPwaneeUte‘■udteMM as a —Hitorr ■al WtoB totiabto ttto* U paefotoy fat P»~< oamp. Radw.yVltetoy ltrllrf hM wfti. -• -1-—— I—•-----------•------ • • Ii’KgSMS.K-fi ter. from Bngaik ud Begunviml surgrona. oflk- ?} GrTTA PERCTrA CEMENT, . - Fur>Gmlhg'<Mftnb cl oJI • Mhwto rtte aADWAV> RBADr naMtr. will btottaii expuoed AcUtteUw-Wteriim, • towBo* adt -i-l nftbanq w.-.- » W “ME-*-* - . awn BMftmr ■ ”• > The Seferer fo mn mUMMfsrf «e a /to Mtaktav IN CASEB OF I Thta the sate TW.rrifAl’s state2eanS eSKCMATUM, XXCBALetA, LUKSAM, TIC St C SXTT rifestis' eocv,rooTH.tex,sciatic*,rxc« xcynt, Ma^' x$’3.' Mumboes*,’ Biden joints, Sprsma, Lameutsa, TliHEE Til Hirsi**, Pels ta the Kidney*, WoutegPtin in tbs AKTHMA. IMFFWULT BBKAXRUKL PLEURar^FAlN JN-JHB RIDE, 8MODUSKB8. 1 Its n*e Will, ia Slim ntiantto, reUuve joaol pain and its cunlinurod use cure you of tbe ootuplrinfo CHfcONICRH'EUJfAIYmSUABTHMA Exeentor'a Bale. Ia the matter ofthe aetata of Marti, c Bores, ite of the oeunty of Barry, deceased. * In pursuance of a license granted to me by tbe robate Court of uid I .k.ii r family by - Si Fyj? PR. RAD WAY’S PTEU, Pbillif Laoxxu, Deftadenl. ECONOMY D WEALTH 110 00 a year RADWAY’S READY RELIEF There is no judicine in ft'e'lnOwnSrorid, or t’Ftrctotewd tiroaklltw eradIciRltfrrfrcffi UfeSystWn -RMObM InBVritbd, by dayefMto. l«t,artteKcluck in the forenoon, beMBigtred for tifo hearing of arid petition,and that4W tetra at lew of said deceased, ud all other pereoweinteveated in ssM estate Ire required to appear 01D ossrton of said Court; then to ba bolden at the Probsto Offieepo the viUage ofHas­ tings, and shuwoMse, if any uy there to, be, why wfev the. th r gbould not be granted. Oerod. that th* petitwr.e •s interested in sadd estot THftion; and tbe bearini . 78 WfcLfAH STREET, AH. A SCIENTIFIC WROATWR CHANCERY SALE. “Hl io Johns ACrp*dey’» 'Xniericaa,C*a»eDt GteT’^Ato Furl- TtoM*. • "It-te «4 convanteatto Mrs in 4be bowee.~-.2tte Frei Xjpeqw. t "It tealWar* ready; tbl* conunendsit to vvevy- _ _______________________ ceased sod expeuaae of adminlatretioa. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Tncadar, tbe Sth WqWMMuan «•<!«*. i. A. noon, be assigned for the bearing of Baud peti­ tion. ud that the heirs at tew of said deceaae^and all other perooaa taterosted la said tatate, aro ro quired to spear, at a assaion of aaid coart, then to be bolden at ibe-lyobate Office, la tba rUlage of Hsatinirt. and show esUBe.if unv lter. be, why tii£Dr*ier of Ihapetitioaarahaald not ba granted, i . •WtJt to further ordered that <ald Frtitwter gire notice to the persons btarerted InAaid estate, of the pendancy’ of abid petition ud tbe hearing thereof, br causing a cwy of this । J i - d tact eretjth-njf but Metals. f*. dropsy, ud eon>as been lhe huparnl- , ’ in curing these bor- i tbit by virtue of*n 1 , VliCELA.W. ter did not post bi ---------- --- -------------- ------------ fMMmtef«Mw& IT W<U. MEND AitAUWKH. istcostiy AJabaater Vfae is broken and you eua .i ...) : JMrt tega4h*r. ll,KHJJtcnd Cor»l- Probate Court atdM seunty at Barrr, I-i~.ll toll at P»b|* an^M-AM.tagllvat bidder, at tbe North Door bf tte Court House in tbe villare Of Hastings In theenuntr of Barrr, Michigan on Monday the 4 th day of Unet, tenTclock Cni Fo« Wim-kta th. tabid* entire wart is reduced to* level with tbe true skin. This mode is effective, and without pain. The wart eo treated will never come again ; bat care must be tak­ en that the aquafortis dues not touch the true skin about tbe wart,-as it nay blis­ ter it.—Iruk Ftriaer'e Qaettia. At a aeaaiao uf the . iv of Barry, boldeu at rteage of HaMtaga, Cocxrr or Ba.xt,, ‘ t-1° the)m*tU!r ‘to»*tote of Charies a Griffin found 16 be pleasant and refreshingat all times and seasons.— Gardener'a Chron baring warta in warm wider, dry with a •oft towel, and touch tbe Utp uf each wart Only with aquafotis; a knitting needle or anything having a small point, will an­ swer to take tn» small drop sufficient hr each wart In a few days a dead peltate will be formed on tbe top of the warta, which will scale off when bathed in warm water. '' When Utts is removed apply the aquafbrtis again, and so on repeatedly, till the MiiVu-STXTt ar MICK101X, •’ ’dHAAMty saX^IO served air tight and kept in a cool place* keep good for finny months, and will be : willTwedfly drtWer th. <WW ud' tbaaccurncy of -ffiUMDVATB BEgOVATDEO KEBOLVKSY. wMaMFWnrmum^ipmaato. ao AMt Urn ui; gneiss or tbe atarase* as developed In tbe tropics.. Farga supplies were«Ml to BflnO.Bscsea-Otmou Chiu, Peru, Equador, Vetuuela. Bolivia, new Grenada, and to several islands of lb* Span uh main. and.tear .thwreurhly tested by Physicians and the Priratbood, and '*----- “------ —------dr used by tbe Pbyatci ••Holutivo Renosador de Raitwsy," (the Spautte jlrent,') In the treatment ton Tutnor*. ProiapBU* ribetes. Bairt Anthony'* 'ever *ore*. *11 duea*** nf i Wood. WHtefteailioga, I Estate of Able Draper. Estate of William Cooney. T> ROD ATE Order.—State of Michigan. A County uf Harry, as.—At a session of tbe Pri>| bate Court for tbe county of Berry, bolden at the I ollico of the Judge thereof, in Hastings, on Mon­ ' day. the 16th <Iat of June, one thousand eight hundred and sixty two. I’ment, Bb<rman C. Pnndle, Judge of Probate. 1 In the matter of the estate of William Cooney deceased. On reading and Sling the petition, duly verified, of Solon Doud Administrator of said estate, pray­ ing for reasons therein Sot forth that he mar be Ii<wuaedtaselp*rtuia ra«l tatateiuesid petition described for the purpose-ef paying the debts The aperient qualities of green rhu­ ”■* Yaak. January, )M0. ’ ■■ 1 1 blood of all its people, ami baa taMWtetabtUpS^ as a constitutional infirmity. and has baffled the MORTGAGE SALE. ant, tender growth consequent on a high alate of boed crop cultivation, and creates a more firm texture and hardihood of Wood.— Ohio Farmer. W«i LETTER P1WM DR. SALMON SITNNWB Z>. te<y.N^teftvW S-»'fi£XdX<3rask^» than the common hay grasses. Oats, _especially, ate Very injurious to a young orchard. Of the grasses, the common red clover we think as little injurious as any, fur it obtains .considerable portion of its nourishment from the atmosphere, by means bi its course, broad leave*.— bidder, at the north front door of tbe Court House, Orchard grass to the next least injurious,' an the ViUage of Hastings, in said county of Barry, and those who have practiced sowfrig' that being tbe place for holding the circuit court for saidconntr,on Saturday the sixth dar of Sep them both togrthar, say tbe results. are tember. a.D. Im?, atone o’clock, r.u. ofthat dur. Dated, May SO, 1841 CYRUS MANN, profitable la the bay crop, and if hut left 8^{fe:4w;wz too lung in sod not injurious to orchard ‘ ’ QUESTION OF THE MlU-KWi ANSWFBED. I TA m CT* teH^r<cn Wtee to Oto ftmMten JLz ofpaymanl of s certain Indenture of Mort­ gage executed br James 8. Tux bury ud bis wife, Hsuuah M. Tttxbury,of Baltimore,' Bsrrr county, and alato of MiObigamta Oyrua Mun. o't TolluJ conntr ud alate of Connecticut, dated tha XStb dar of December. A. D. I960, ud recorded in tbe office of the Register of Deed* for said county of oh pare I, on which Mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of this notice, the sum of sev­ enteen hundred ud nineteen dollars ud twentrone cents, [<17l» 9LJ and no proceedings in law or equity haring been to stunted for the recovery thereof: Nutice ia therefore hereby given, that by virtue of the statute, and u power of sale contained in aaid mortgage, the premises described therein, to wit: Two-third* of tbe north-east quarter, and the north half of the north half of the south-east quarter cf seetiownwmbcr-torewtv-nine, (2Vi, ud the south half of tbe south-west quarter uf section number seventeen, [17, J all in township number two (2) north of range number eight <8) west, in I aaid county of Barry and State of Michigan, two hundred ud eighty acres, [or ao much thereof as MLLKHJB OOlTPtiWW. -r. >v//dr x And restore him to bis. friends in a sound and healthy eondittaa. Before presenting Ibis wonderful cleausiag rem­ edy to ibANtirtlrAmerican publte. Dr. Badwat was detamstaMte teat its medical pnwarfor tbe class of dssaire for wbtob h ia prooertbad in tbe not to Injure the plants. In threo ar ' four mn they will be in fail vigor, and i will last twelve or fifteen years. Top 1 hiefasst bidder, st tbe Court House in the Til­ drees every autumn as already described ; ths j lage of Hastings, that being tbe place for bolding cleaning out weeds, hoeing, dm., will the 1 Circuit Court in said Harrs county, and State keep the beds from rising too high. Cut 1 tbe shoots when about four Inches high, Dated, May 90, 10S9. and do not continue catting after sumD. 3. PERRIN A CO.. jelltlX Aaiigiieee of Mortgage. fner.—Eha Claire Herald. Swanur A Allis, Buys. One of our correspondents asks if seed ing sn orchard to elover will be injurious to the trees. The practice nf seeding down young orchards to grata cannot be too strongly condemned; but after the trees are tea or twelve years old, and have formed strong main roots, and com­ menced bearing fruit, it is rather good policy to seed down to grass; leaving the sod, however, only for a couple of years, before again plowing and crop­ ping with boed crops. In seeding to grass, however, we advise sowing grass seed alone, in the spring. Oats, or wheat, or rye, are all far more injurious * Estate at Orville Phclp*. PROBA TXORDRR.-mk.n OF MICHIGAN, County of Barry, a*. At ■ lesaion of the Probate Court for tbe Connty of Barry, hnldan at the Probate Offie*. la tbe village of Huting*, on Tuwdsy the loth day of I Jun*, In tbe year one thousand eight handVMi ttd rimy-awn; preuanx, 8. C. IMbSm, Judge of Probat*. • ~- 1 jo-r-1 dt!**Sd*>^tor>f *!»* estate of OrriUc riieip*. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. T1* ft*-' u-jgraSS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-07-30.pdf 97ecef57d4cd812b4f67cc34474861a7 PDF Text Text .saaiLAa aoKnaAH —* UtlAfWBItr* ..Mm 'THFTt lWTPlj, QI OO X2KT~ A LaU’. A.TSJJUJBL VOL. 7 /lit HASTINGS, BAfiBY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1802. $istings Jjanntr, KHAPFM & NIMYI I me, Uft the roll wdtell ,ou »lL" Tba. | turning away to bide her tears, left me IS PUBLISHED EVERY VKDNIBDAY, • Yorjciv.and forgettapast’JJitard and.sleeping visions, why sbouiS Monger , wwwtoxrs airtMriftjr. Office, eorr.cr KstasMta, Mick perplex my mind with vain conjecture ; 1 —aI —I— a llkaaav I "*■**-•* the A. A.KSAHUi, 3. C. Beason. th. rttora. w« U *. nmliM of th. alk or tb. f«nl oobo of gaotl. IJoUtep; TUSTICE OP THE PEACE. Will attaed tatb tf callaction of d«bu and all other buainoa remain three years, intrusted me to the guardianship of Mr Howe, an- old friend ol bis college days. It. wasjit ta house of Mr. Howe tat I first met Mrs. Thorntou.^ She went but little Into society. and ray guardian’s was one of ta few famibes ta visited. Her pale, expreaairs fees attracted me, and then, too, tare was up indefinable something in her dark, liquid eyes, now so sad, and, glow­ ing with an intense smile.'tat woke an answering echo in my young heart. She always celled roe to Mr side to ask me about my studies, and when a new book was announced which ta though! would be suitable for me to read, she placed it in rty hand with my name engraved on the flyfeafinber own hand writing. Waa it strange that my heart wanned toward her; tat her ooming was looked forward to with pleasure, or tat I often begged for ta privilege of visiting her. In her quiet, pleasaut home. My virile- there were not very frequent’; and when there, we Mt in her boudoir, which was fitted Milla, Barry oaurty. M‘cK Ths law tai brought ui t« tahighway GREAT fastings’ business girrctori). WTItTI! pair arilttla dlmpladshoulders, A I Ulis hat adorned with flewafi. Over High Prices, at the GRANT A SPAULDING, HASTINGS . c. Al.KRS la alt kinds of dry. goods .groceries. STORE!!! DRUG ■ASON ALLEN, EALER IN GROCERIES, provi.iaa.. pi d a. flish. butter, lard. nork. and groin all kind Also toys candies, elc , etc. Kiore Calilern a Block. State street. Hastings, Mich. D Roberts &. Striker, u new and moat complete assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, g^Ctamicala, Palau, Olla, CaataTpkeac, Buraia* Fluid, Broken dishes far her pUy-bause, turpentine and alcohol. 4«rtwa. .iiuioncr.. • .. • ------- . nalbrobVs Saw Blook. Hastings, Mieh. HU USVSSB. NWFEEF.Y dk AI.EEN. TTORNEYS ATLAWand Solicitors In Chan- r FOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL . PUBPOSES.ONLY.R1 BhghUy soiled and sadly tarn;. The baby cap. tba bits of ribbon, The stringot bands she used to i And a single, sunny ringlet DANIEL COOK, r C4T!CE OF THE PEACE. Genrrol Lsnd snd Tat Ascot. «HU attend to the collection of debussd all other ba»ioc»« pertAininglohisoff.ee. Alffice in Goodjrear't block, up Malm. _______ GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPEB, PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS, CODFISH; gtatllanjh in fart, everything in ta Ororory Use, inch . will be needed for familv um. I. A. HOLBROOK, a TTORNEY snA Counter At A Chancery. Ut&ca, rteood »‘ory RoW*r • b,oek- THE JinTEBY OF THE LIBRARY. CTWBBT yxBXnnElCB^ J. M. Rt’MELL. PHYSICIAN and Rurjean. Offiea in Ruroelfa 1,1 CMklbir Extracts, Thus like ths spark whose lirid light In tba dark Unit u bid from night. It dwells within,alone. PENR. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ VELOPES. CARDS. Ac., Ac. i»TARY MOST POPULAR patent medicines I». H. STEWART, claimed Mrs. *11)001100, springing from the easy chair. In which she had been re­ clining with thelistlessness of a dreaming child, and darting to my ride ahc pressed so heavily against Qte veil that I could J. ■. NETINR, plainly deoern (DHIEAIP, IF® (MSB H. WRIOHT, TTORNKY and and RolieHor and ?be ,2taSiJ of P.rtteular attvnUuu paid U> IM oollecuen oi claims and nxmey promptly romiUwL Oflee. with W W. Ralph Bag.. Middleville. anything mysterious." • “But this you oantx t—must not see. 1 did not reply, for having been an Idmate ot tbe bouse only a weeki and Uns a A Barry Counly. Michigan. tbeir being ____________ ROBERTS A STRIKER. JACOB FERRIS. jIIIMWT, Mascs a iMa.________ C...eel>er «»d . ran*. gfaSdoT ** wnW"1 p--“ «. c. rBinni-B. . and »ou are at liberty, even to rummage the drawers and pieeon boles of the desk, if your curiosity demands it; but you must not look beneath the veil tat hides this picture ■," and her pale lips trembled, her dark, expressive eyes-were fixed upon ra. fcr«d«bf “'"irt one gienco,” I -Id plMdinglj j DANIEL 8TBJKBB. wnns o7»^« Circuit Canrt wilhin T1 ». II. COOK, EdXnP".in jJ_ . October. M Mondsy. '.i rSZii Mril Clints Mood.; : __ H. N. SHELDON, •y TREASURER. Office la the Court - ----------- -r ■ PW£lSSe bul .be moved her heul oeg.ll«ely.«.d .eol on : “How on 1 .tody with lint mystery ever before me, and then too. I shall never sleep soundly agaln.bul dream the livelong night of this mystical veil, and tat it hides some strange, w0ro ilW; Of w»r*x become a socirowmbulisl •nd Irigbum every eerv.nl «bo >Pf«» 10 lew «b.»u. from lhe projnl.ee, by my midoigbl eeplomuone end wender“’^No eye bul mine ever l.mbe upon tbie vrdi ptour. hU—d. JAMBS a. aWBEZEY, -wciTi tovsul Wool’ a~-“ Wool'. WPUCET0GCTW00LCM©ED, tbts mate. being my first Visit to the library, I did not give utterence U> the thoughts which rushed through my mind. Perhaps Mrs. Thornton divined tny thoughts, fur ahe said : “You are to have accert to thia library at all times, every book is at your service eellelwv. mmwa the outlines of a picture frame. , “A picture P I exclaimed. “O, I must see it, for I can never rest where there is . f_„X aU—KKK. ne«9«-nlddrt). friend, and I was going without tbe mys­ tery of ta library being solved ; so I ventured to hint tat, when 1 earoo to visit her the next year, I hoped to see the veiled picture unveiled. Bhe did not reply, bet taking my hand, led roe to the library. She would tell me all, she said, for, perhaps, we might never meet . briefly. being innocent, how oould she bear pa­ tiently his taunts and uncalled for surveilance 1 So ahe proposed returning to her parental home, and tbe husband said go, only ahe must leave her child. She tv well, by imagining a regimwl »*••<« a ( hill, another down iu ta valley,»thir“ |in a piece of woods, with artillery and ,cavalry placed in ta beat poditfons. If you want to make it more real, whan you are ort ip ta fields or pastares, with the bills all around, just imagine that the enemy are over yonder hill, with ten thousand men and twenty' pieces of ar­ tillery. You are a general, >ad bars an equal number. Tba enemy -will ooms down that rva^, spread out intq ta field Youj-uri Yoo can’t exactly tell how many men be will send on the right, or bow many on the center, or hew many on the left, so you must arrange yourforcaa to, sup* port each other. Then, to shift it, you are to attack him. You don’t know now hte troops are arranged, for be kedpe them concealed as well aa he can. Yon don't want many of your men killed, ,bu| do want to win a victory. Now there is a chance for you to try your skill In planning a line of battle. You must place your artillery where it wiiL do the moat damage, and receive the tart from the enemy. You must move your in­ fantry to that they will not be cut off by tee enemy before they get near enough to cut them up in return. You see that it is no email thing to be a General.— These are great rnaponbibilikiee. The Washington correspondent of ta Cincinnati OvteUt relates the following, dyb, e«irt Wte. bJ J* muTm key lbel taA o^ed ll» ■»*« where the memories of »y .ere eu.rad 1 1 oo.ld not tell childhood Yek ibjr. end a himF Impoaaibiiilka, Ukaviciort d<RS,fly before him who is not afraid of thato. nine bonnet and mantle, ran to the hotel. 1 surprised H»y toy running breath- lewiy into the ruosa. “Coins with mo j-Mrs. Thornton will with Men’s eril manners Hswtt*Wk^ iWr nor -nA insaroBcs oftmfanteH.htedUteWteiT, i. « <b. N-■ fol remsmbraoee, STEBBINS A ELLIS, j^F.-RMODBr XXCBAMBX. - ■ t— ^rt^oIMCAJUI j er 1" Then I answered tat, though I turned ,mly rrlio I b.ve pre-rved o( _mj> pe» file; elt Uurt I bate V. remind me of esms b»np, dey. urn bright io tert—<» • >»»< • iU> ft-were, end I dreamed noe <be< be„„,h ihoK fclr. perfumed ft.-eie peuk past was painful, and I mingled my tears with thoes of my fttar. while again I seemed to bear tat strange voice and see those strange eyes peering into mine. In two hours 1 would leave my kind again. Mrs. Thornton told her story jix and vouches for its accuracy ; On ta single matter of the President’s did go, and three years after, her parents being dead, she went to Europe, where belief as to the amount of our losses, we she remained eight years. Returning to already have three or four contradictory leaf alter leaf of memory’s book, yet I America, she came to New Haven, where, versions; while 1 happen to know that under the assumed name of Thornton,she every one of them conflicts with ta state could find no record of a mothers love She died when I was about two years old had since resided. Once she visited the menu the President himself made to a yet mv father had been kind, and as far home of her husband during bis absence, certain party of tour, only last Friday as possible filled ta place of both father and bribing the housekeeper by the pres- evening. Said the President, wi^h marked em­ and mother. My childhood has passed■ ent of a well filled purse, nrocured his happily ", my father was both friend and portrait: and in all her wanderings it had phasis, “I ran’f tell where the men have gone in tat army. 1 have sbhi there, I been her companion, though closely veil ­ Instructor, and my first great grief had been .when I was sent to school and my ed, lest some one should recognise it, and st one time and another, one hundred and——" (perhaps prudence requires thus her early history become food for lather aailed to Europe. “Was your mothers name LilanI ’ idle gossip. Then, loo she bad seen her that! should still leave ta next two and here was tmmelhing in the tone of her child, and for a brief moment pressed it places for figures blank,) “one hundred and------- thousand men, and 1 can only to her bosom, but words could not ex voice tat startled mo. “Her name was Flora—Flora May. press ta agony of her breaking heart as find just half tat many now. Where can tay they have gone ? Burrtids , ac­ she turned away from her child. Waa it not a sweet name 1" “Your husband’s name," 1 said, sinking counts to mo for every man be has taken “Very pretty," and ta glowing mien sity of her eye, as I met its gnze, made। at her feel and gaxing wondsringly into —so many killed iu battle, so many her pale faos and the dark, liquid eyes, wounded, so many sick in the hospitals, my very heart throb with a strange sen bent no lovingly upon me, for a new, so many absent on furloughs. So does sation. , , , “J can’t tell where she was buried.—■ strange hope mode my heart throb MitchelL Bo doos DaeB, and Bo others ; but 1 cen’f tell what has bscome of half Ooco when I asked my lather, be said it- wildly. “J cannot repeal bis usme, but you the army I've ssnt down to the peninsu­ was far away, and we would go to thei la.” Mr. Lincoln may have made con­ may look upon his counterpart," she place nf my birth when I was older. My tradictory statcmentB to others, but I father was so lonely after mother’s death1 said, rising. Slowly, almost rsvereuUy^be put back tat be sold his boms in New York andI i ibo folds of tat silken veil, while 1 stood removed to Ohio. 1 have no recollection Was It a bad MX ‘•determined to remove Secretary of my first borne, but shall ask my dear■ balf-breutulewi beside her. Stanton at once,” or at any other time; lather to take me there before wo return। dream, or was It reality 1 There was no mistaking tai likeness; and involunta­ and had nof “determined to remora Qen. to Ohio." . rily ta words, “My fetar I" buret from McClellan and put Burnside,** or “pot “And your father loved his wife! Mitchell,"or “pot Halleck m coramaad„ “What a atrenge QUMlloo " I «id.— my lips. Then, like a swiftly taovina Yot she appeared to have apoken witauti psnuranta, it all passed before my mind He was assured that retaining Gea. Mc­ Clellan waa aeriowly dantaing auhatr ’ and throwing my arms around her neck,I thought. “If he had not loved her, do meots under the new call of the W est, you think h« would hava remained true but be promptly replied, -'Psrhaps I do “My mother—my long lost to -her memory fifteen years 1” > My taiher told me all yesterday, said I, ■_____ u... 1 .hatl Ina* nn the “1 Lave tbe headache and shall retire." t when 1 bad become more «lm. He Mrs. Thornton said, riring ; and eommg And be waa equally free . in ex­ i lesined ta reports were witaut founda­ him.” lo rar rtde, Ale »e tion, and bearing you had gone to Europe, pressing bit confidence in Secretary BW»-. with a flushed check, quickly Isft tab for three jears, hu hits sought you there, Un, and Ma indignation at the abuse s nod now bis heart is very sad because to heaped on that officer for actions J* him? tones of her voice. •‘Lilian do you remember your moth­ “What have you concealed there 1” I said, taking hold of the heavy silk dra­ pery ailMtched to a rose-wood cornice, and falling in graceful folds to the floor. “Lilian! Lilian! don't raise it!" ex­ blood 1 ■ Mv father returned, and when I told Mm Uw kind Mrs: Thornton had been, ho Called to thank her in person, bul she was 111 and oould not leave her room.— Wondering wbal could agitate her so I returned to my father, ssying she would be better in a day or two, and he must not leave the city ertil he had seen her. But he was firm in his defasion to leave ta next dsv.and l roust accompany him. Then I expressed a wish to visit my mo­ ther's grave. He drew'we to his .ride, and with his arm encircling me, and my head resting upon his bosom, tx»ld me of my mother. To him the memory of the AUModSbtUa. This expression often occurs in refbr* rring to the order of our trwpe on ' tba |bettia field, and ft is doubtless ta ojta ।ioo of many that the two armies stead *£ ।Into lines ; butdt is not so. Tbs army is divided Imo two dMtojioaa, and tare are often great gape ba।tween ta divisions. They are posted * positions, or in commanding plaWB 1 , | . <enemy. । She was the only child of wealthy parents, forbade. For Summer and autumn passed, and tbe and married at the age ofnincteen. long winter evenings were spent in the three years she was happy In the pleasant eosy. ehrerfal library ; and though I oste home to which her busband took her; many a furtive glance toward the veiled then a cloud of midnight darkness over­ picture I dared not question Mrs Thorn­ shadowed that home. Some one envying ton, and began to despair of the dawning her, circulated reports injurious to her of that day when she would relate the1 reputation, and these coming to her hus­ history of that picture. It was a mild band’s ear, he, being naturally of a jeal­ Tbe evening in spring, and ws were ritUng ous disposition, believed them. wife loved her husband devotedly, and before the grata in ta library. I watch od the first dimming coals that had burn­ ed low. while Mrs Thornton with closed eyes, sat near In tbe easy chair. My reverie was broken by the tremulous1 roe t»« rarecui. ,«»,m or rai ueiu. JOHN ROBERTS, IHYRICIAN and Surrron. Dwellingoa Broad- H. P. CHERRY, PUBLIC "and la sit husinrss entnistid to h<ni those dark folds. From tat night ta mystery of tbe Hbrary deepened. I had a nstvous dread of being toft atas with tat veiled picture and <ny imaginative mind pictured a scene of horror tat would thrill evorj nerve in me and freexe my very hearts to her home. _ It was my Grat holiday in my new home, and l had gone to the library with Mrs. Thornton to select a book when on passing around, my eyes fell upon ta sillt- drapery lining the wells In ta furtberert corner, and was about to draw it aside, when her exclamation prevented. I had promised not tn look beneath the mysterious folds of that silken veil, yet I was not satisfied, eurineity prompted me to try to euteh a hs.tr glimpse when Mrs. Tburnlon was occupied, but honor L»t sse look npan them all. A that veil, and I turned away wondering why so oostiy a frame was hidden under seen the veiled picture. 1 had a pleasanlhome with Mr Howe’s people, yet it was a glad surprise when he said that I could board with Mrs. Thorntun, if 1 wiahed,and taught I could be happy tare. Mrs. Thornton had pro­ posed it, m Mr. Howe’s folks anticipated being absent from tbe city moat of ta summer And the next Saturday I’removed JI,’IT RECEIVED nOBERTM Ar STRIKER, . .. tat startled me : but llttenltig Intently, i nniotL 1 Tbe vetted pteWre «u vnve.lod, ihb 1found al! silent wilhiuand without. Ah! mytiery of die library eotved; end ra> (t was the whispering of ta still, small I urate, moor Wertera tenm, «■■■•» ;mice, and vbduld 1 heed its prompliqga) |She would not know it, curiosity whis­ ;pered, so I raised ta veil; but, as my »M the guiding our ol Ibu «eolu» eye cadghl a glimpse of a gulldod frame . _•> ra the drapery tell from my hand! I re- home. up with artiatio taste, and having never been admitted to ta library I* had never With qulrarlag lip and taarfalny.. ,f Provision.. Alaa Notary doors aast of ta Hastings R< I AlltUs . WING. ADVKRT18IK0. a manly vpta murmer yd ■ name waa repeated in soft aacenia. �rail sgsinw iL_ • Karrs ia the North, ra from the rebel S£ Paris ta rxtremelf >tol our Governwent. advocacy of principle. There bausatin a government'whir* acknowl­ edges it* pbw.Or to be delegated from tbe be Win DxriKTSorr, Ws<hlngn.n, Jnly22. ty lflossof D»--fiuMfo letters -to Unb. __ _____ mubt look’ to tbir own mu-eit "bj the Buffalo <xyrasr, he Mrtn Oh-! hew pibyentingtL, or be held responsible in “deluded bretheren of the South !” They are a mean, ooutemplibla, accursed race I saw fed, this afternoon, 500 of these scoundrels, who with their usual better race to exterminate, Ou inquiry at tbe proper place, become a ueceusity, and rec gmtton of with safety to the positions and W*f»- the Cmfrderat© Government eoMtnM e ar© gratified to learn that Michigan dons within is paid promptly, her portion of tbe Hotis within tba ttw District Vistnci now now under u>»m« hie * Il k represented that Slidell ar Assessment of General Government, f many interviews with the P'f ": ABRAHAM UMOhLM. bw,^French '^ministration, doe in June, no part of which wRJ b^ OFFICIAL. . ^’r M paid tiii. yMr. STeS tePf rill ■troyi mean Deas and impudepc*, sneered apd Laughed' grata, relative to paid emancipation say a: ling things vocaey of a bold, j« aide 1 am of all this sweet talk about our partraMTta could defy tbe popular will. Recent events have 'demonstrated, that ' with all our national misfortunes, we It ts ordered that Major General Away with this sideening, firrittag, uentimvntal apology, ft. wa; traly baaaid to b, ■ go ■■■■■LW .WMme n., mM AM PtmUwU «• but mv, awl bo I *!»<> outnumber n.A only whip, but IB® . ~ read/ commenced, and we root end. and fbreyer, never wore tbe semblance of humanity'' I go branch, mercilessly strong. Geo. Hunter is an honest man. in for killing them. * He was, and I hope Still ie,5ny friend.— I valued him none tbe leas for hta agree­ (3T Here hone of the Isolated fact ing with me in thegenernl wish tbat.nll that betray the terrible slaughter made in men everywhere could be freed. He ihe rebel army during.the battles before proclaimed all men free within certain Richmond—a slaughter that Jeff, Davis Qtatea and I repudiated the proclamation. He expected more good and lean barm la concealing with the utmost care. The from tbe measure than I could believe 7th Tennessee Regiment, says the Gran­ would follow. Yet in repudiating it I ada Appeal," went into the fight With three gave dissatisfaction, if not offense, to hundred men. Ou the morning .of the many whose support the country cannot afford to lose. And this ta not the eud 28lh, only forty men remained unhurt. of it. Tbe pressure tn lbw direction is nt evening not one could be mustered still upon me and ta increasing. By con­ for service. If the truth is ever t<»ld, it ceding what 1 now ask you can relieve will show that the lossof.Ufe on the part me, and, much more, can relievo the of the rebels has no parallel in the histo­ country in this important point,” ry of war. Tbe above ia but an admission of what -■ Lb. • • — ------------J-— ot « 6,, nilm Mrniuwimj Exxcvwtw that mUttary ■ter aid -ziM-tSMtb-tbe well ' eT** .?rderTJ' betag iftai uis wftbm Jhu tm|r be carried co« minders ‘ of the Guff mate*, H|, Carolina. U»r- With the Independence i'-.ts '---------- «i», p'“- .ad iknwM iba arawd aaaiUM>a> ««J i.iana, Taaaa, ao^ Artanaaa, In an frfdar-. uro -------------... a... «...ffi>.ad L<wii Lorn* nursuaded to have proffered EpiLm in rising d-P*. A I, mannan, aetn and urt Ml, •pn.p-ny. real or personal, which may 9® nocessnry Bdilmm <-.rrrv.««iaii « areTto undentland distinctly, that the se­ <>r convenient' for tireir several commands York Zhr«u -UIM U>«t ib« following U curity of travel is their only warrant of for syppliea^or for other -military pur- lb. progr.mm.. m reported vnong It* safety.” His late reconnoisaaoor within lMdL« rerw—iooirti lUre: «Uw Empreor hru w-undod Mr. U,y35 miles of Richmond from GordoosviUe, tononlb.»..bjre*«dfo«n<l lluL there shows that there is energy and1 biwvery It mi fo-pe of mifever guining the cdftseht in hlr troops if properly huinnged ; ' ahd malice. SAwirf,That military and naval, com- «d tho United Stales, much less its aid, that he will carry out his plans as eoer- manderii shall etwpluy us laborers, within in any s ob p bub ‘?deed’ gMically as be has commenced, wc bare and from niff States, so many, peijrms of uarchy in result in therefore, every reason to hope and believe. Other African descent as cau lie advantagenuly North used for military.or naval pukp<aMa,Igiv­ things look like going Ifito wat in cam­ ing them reasoeabfo wages for their Cm., fed eraacj. set. Government has been lenient'.iteredtH has b<*en .tufore, in the hope tbaf we should couThird, That a*to both property and i-ention of the qwerAbe rebels easily,- without resorting _________ , South­ French —Detroit Ade. A Trib,, BichmMul. MARSHMAN V.TOBTn. of tta U be eomniiuod, or; In kttokrtt words -they well. Msy the eauM m wl isilt, be speoddy sooceosfal. iMda, July n, ISC3 New Advertisements. n n*-,- shall be kept, sufljaenlly accurate and in detail, to show quantities aud Amounts, not sustain themselves under the pressure and from whom both property and such of the blockade for any considerable persons shall have come a« a buris upon length uftime, and by doing,in this way. u hieh compensation can be^nuefo-in proper cases. And the different Departments ject was not-co barm them permanently, of this Gc’vernrnent shall attend' to nnd but to protect1 them from nil* with a perform their appropriate |-arta tOuur ls strong arih, and that their owi reason the execution of these order* By order of the President, would teach them that our objeet was to Edward M. Status, Secretary of War. to harsh measures, aud that they ouuM theOtrart being addr H. N. BHKLDOM, I0VNTT TRKARURKR Will par particular I attention to precertaff Pennon, for .11 perDr. John Bailey. Fr DR. li. J. HANEY. ( ern Confederacy, even to the extent of Drue Htor- Gwriyssr Sweewy, The latter one half t tng entert < (effrct that ibo Si.iy.tptirn,Cpyifirieracy will ( not only n< .l„pp.-,H.d-.gn.>»M«.-| G. Hol bro Acricntlural Notice. •d A* th appropria ru, jh.r-wjlUUi» other |»n0.. .bem.Ju*Knpiwnc wreiroren —rt> Hou.e, on the tSIh day al Asgspl. St i «.'d«rk P. M- t" arrange a list ofVreatimns sad transact ■ fore. „l 100.000 in-pw Mr. Slld.ll ( can no dlijection to such a treaty being made, except that al some fwtpre nirrtinx. Ali-irivswSoi toe oocirtr are catuctut ,tHrte the Sothharn Confederacy -eW! wi*h invited t«a attend. July Isth isea. D. 0. Boatxaox. PresidcuL sara not to destroy. But lime passes to annex a part at least of Mexico, if not Headquarters army of Virginia, | along, and each day davelupea more and July 28,1002. f the whole. If *uch a treaty, therefore, should lie presented to him, be would more the deep hatred cf the South toward General Order No. 11. some men and some journals have con­ endeavor to, lur»iy«erk<Liti it a dauae the Govern id ent; and .no lenient policy Commanders of armv corps divisions by which the consent of the Empuior (In r.f UI/I Court linl. stantly borne in mind, to wit: that we Senator Ckaxdlib closed his great whatever, will over hav* th* (east effect brigades, and detatched command*, will will be stipulated to the annexfon <*f a have a duty to perform, not so much in speech on the conduct of the War, with proceed immediately. Ui arrest all dis­ to bring them back to their allegienoc. portion rd Mexico to the Confederacy.” supporting our government by a blind the following statements: loyal male citizens within their lines or And now, what must be done? ' Shall A, the sft^ion/sts are ready to de li. Ui« nultu of ths Mtslc of Dsuicl Smith late adhesion to its policy, as to Instruct it in within their reach. Witbin tta»r respec­ “Sir, I have deemed it my duty to > ■ <" ‘ ‘ Ji we continue a suicidal qourae until there tive stations such as are willing to take mohslratc that helthcr ■QinrlestAd' nor arid county.- deeoMod whst it most desires to know—the wish, present this statement of facta to the Sen­ Richmond can betaken by the Frtierel w no hope ofcver again sboyiug to the the oath of allegicnce to the United States os of its subjects. The eternal infamy ate and the country. I know that I- am troops, they Art i» -a high state of glee world that a great and free people are and will furnish sufficient security for its b^rahse of the above reports from abroad. io be denounced for so doing, and I tell which covera and shall cover the Buchanyou who will denounce ma There are capable of aelf-government—until the observance, shall be permitted to remain A Washington correspondent of the on admimstratiou, was due more to the al home and pursue, in good faith, their people are «ick at heart of the great sac­ New York Wortf .fuijtiahes an awoctate accustomed avocations. Those who re blind adhesion of its political friends, to nounce me, and no one else, and they are rifice going <»n here at the Norlb—untfr fuse shall be ooeducted to the South, be­ rumor, which ala* * has . tended to cheer its policy, however erratic, than to any traitors and fools. The traitors have the hearts nf Nnrthertf .secessionist*. it extreme <pickets of this army, we are permanently divided and have a yond the _____ .. other cause. Politicians of the “policy” been denouncing every man who did not ta that Jeff. Davis fans sent a special mes­ lb. v>«lb of o., held op by ■"<> noufi-d Lhu H horn) .gotn ^»y aing pmans to “slralegy,” when it led to dMpnUun senger tn the Courts' of St. James and stripe are continually exerting the people . ■ . ' . , -k... n .Utr where ;in onr lm.d line*, no»»OH< or At any rwilnt point In thn the defeat every time. The traitors North the European power* that have shown, St. Cloud, with dispatches of a private to have confidence in their administra are worse than tbe traitors South, and rear, they will be considered as epiet, nnd by repeated acta, how jealous they have subjected to the extreme rigor of milita­ nature deniandtrt^'theritnmedinte recog­ lion,” when true policy demands of the sometimes I think we have as many of nition of the Southern Confederacy.— become of the great and growing powers ry law. • ire nonce to the perwons intrretted in mid estate If any parson having taken the administration to have confidence in the them in the aggregate. They are mean*Boeton Journal. n of tbe pend♦dm-of sak! proben «nd the hssrta* er men; they are mon who will cmue of freedom, constantly operating upon oath ofallegiance, an above Mj-ecitied,»bnil people. During all this struggle with behind you and cut your throat in the their thrones, by Influencing public sen­ be found to have violated it be will he treason, the loyal people have been right, dark. I have groat respect for authero shut, and his property seized and applied * timent toward liberty and equaffiy—un ti» the public Use. All communication and. where differences have occured of traitors who shoulder their muskets and til, in fad, wc become demented, and * ith any 'person whatever, living within We learn that when morgan entered SHERMAN C. PDIXDIX. any monent, as to policy, the adminis­ come out and take the chances of the bullet and tlie halter; but 1 have tbe instead of being a first rate power, «e the lines of tbe enemy if positively pro the beautiful town of Versailles, Wood tration and its Generals in the field have must superlative contempt for thn Norths shall have to crouch at the feet of Eng­ hibited. except lbro the military atitbori ford county, the leading rebel* waited on been wrong. In proof of this statrment him. and itrgtted him in Gcal’s name to CHANCERY ORDER em traitors, who, under the pretended land nnd France, subject to any slight or ties, nnd in the manner ujtacifiud by mil­ we have only to add that in this time of gaiae of patriotism, are subbing their itary law, and any per*>n cbacenMd in leave the State as rapidly an possible— TATE OF MICHIG AN.-The CiraritCMit far insult lheir fancy may dictate? Heaven writing or carrying letters or in>ssagc« thathta coining at lbb> linjo would ut th. C'omitT of Barry; in Ctoncvry. - , our country’s greatest peril, the adminis­ country in tbe dark. K.gbth JiMhetal Ciroah; Bait predteRM mH forbid that we shall ever ctitne to this.— in any other way .will be treated and efin- terly ruin their cause at the August elcc .1.^ - ■ rJl.iMi nf U ..1. tration, and those Generals who are now The people of the South have still added sidcred as a spy within the lines of the U. tion. if it had m»t already done «». Consolidation. looked to for deliverance, bare suddenly Tnroing sharply upon them, he re 8. army. We notice th© Detroit Adverluer and insult to injury wherever we have over­ plied: “ Gentlemen, I came into tbe come up to the standard of tbe people. By command of Maj-Gen. Pope. Tribune have been ctmsolidated. and is come them in arms, and have treated State on yorr invitation, having received OKO. D. AUOOLKS. Some attribute these changes solely to publirhod now as tbe “Advertiser and with scorn everything generous attempt­ not Im than Gk> thovaaMd letters from Col. A. A. G. and Chief of Staff. the progress of the war. A leading Tribune.” Financially, no doubt, this ed by Government to show them their variopa part* of the Slate—more from Naw York July 28. was a good move. Bul the united sup journal of this State, in politics of a Anderson eounty-than any whore, rise.— error, or to show them bow great a blow port of the consolidated paper will de­ A special to tbe Tribune says: “A You promised me that I should have all part* in whose ranks traitors hsve nsver pend upon th® political course pursued it would be to freedom all over the scouting party of Indiana cavalry are rothe help J needed—thnl the flower of the trained, very erroneously, ns we think, by it. Tbe Republicans of Michigan are world, If they should succeed in their ported at Fredericksburg to have fallen Stale would join ip«- I have roine, and in (avor of no halfway ground. The plans to overthrow this great and goodi intn ambush a few miles from that place now’ yon Iteg me to go away again.— firmness and decision of Michigan in its “The progress of the war has greatly and only ten out of seventy came back Ynu send me a few miserable recruits on Government. ‘ educated many a man up to tbe standard adherence to right against the jerymanto camp. Forty men of Gen. Hatch's Now, shall vre submit to their etSoAay’s action, whom no amount of dering of political jockeys, has been apare reported to have been captured by thebnraes. I am here at yonr invitation, coot thereof to WO euwd m force could hare compelled to take such filauded by all true meu throughout nil unjust demands, and rend asunder the tbe enemy at Orange Court House, where and will mount all the men ynusendinr. SoheOor, wiiiun t weaif. daya i nt a copy of arid bill aod ooU oyal America, and such men will expect only strength and power for good, in tbe they were foraging. a step one year ago. There is a lesson notwithstanding the deception you have in thia. We now urge measures of their organ to sustain them. Let us hope “The statement that Gen. Hatch had practiced toward me.” Defendant. seeming great importance to us with that Advertiser & Tribune will be. tuch entered Gordrmsvillc was founded on the The same, In substance, was repeated The answer comes up from every loyal * thia order pertinacious and uncharitable zea!. Wo an one.—jVncwyyo Hep. supposition that be had obeyed orders. by him al Lawrenceburg. Anderson Stalo in the Union never! never! And want them done it*mediately. Let us He ta much censured for diaolwdienco of county. Georgetown,Scott county, Cyn­ A New Poller bo.patient. If they ought to be done Govemment'says we must now savjj our orders, and is here to give an account of thiana, Harrison county, proving bow will be done, when the people are | We are glad to see it stated that the country, if every institution and relic of his doings. deeply be feels the terrible disappoint ready to perform them. We may now government has at last become convinced the South bo destroyed thereby. And “The rebels in force now bnld tbe rail­ menL And now that hie forces have and tbea by a judicious word or act^hasten of tbe utter impossibility to overthrow road from Gordonsville to Staunton. been defeated and will be cut all tn pieces so say tho hardy people of the North.— events, but we must always be in their the rebels without adopting a more thor­ before they can get out nf'tire Blate—it Headquarters Army of Virginia,) HARMON SMITH. rear—we can never go faster than they.” ough policy. And we think we discover AH loyal men here, now agree in saying any are left to reach the borders—we Washington, July 25, 1862. ) that wo must strike where it will don’t believe John feels in the best pos­ The journal from which the abo^e was in the recent order of Gen. Pope,s<ifiicient General Order No. 5. to warrant us in Maying that the war will be felt the most severely by traitors— sible humor with himself or hta friends. taken does well to claim no credit to Hereafter no guards will be placed be carried on no longer as more child's and wo thall du so. The different thia cause. itself for the education of public men up piny, hut that n»»w we ahull have war in over private property of any description States hre alive now doing their duty in whatever. Commanding officers are re to the standard <if tbe people. Contin­ downright earnest. Gen. Pope’s troops, COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. raising the amount of troops required, sp<>n«ihta for the conduct «-f troops under ued persistent and sentimental apologies, it ta said, will forage on the enemy, and '.real those in arms ngainst tho Uuion ns and Michigan we arc confident will not their command, and the articles of war We arc glad to sec that the Navy have hardly had the effect to educate and tbe regulation of the army provide enemies. This p^diey should have been bo behind. Tho acknowledged bravery Department 1s vigorously pushing for­ either the President or his Generals up ample meant for restraining them to the adopted lang ago.—Jacltam Citiren. of her troops is everywhere known. And ward tbe conatrastion of the new iron full extent required for diciDline and effi­ to their present position. It Is unjust to notn donbtexiats here but that mure of ciency. Soldiers were called into tbe clods. It is announced today that in others, however, to attribute all this Thiags that are Vnconstitatioaal. tho same aort will soon be marching on field t(» do battle against the enemy, and three months ten «»f them are to be c<tai the Nashville Union. pie ted. It would be Improper to reveal to where fighting Is to be done and deeds It is not expected that their fores and the secrete of the workshops and Navy Tkarhos brought only the occaswa, tn An obscure paper somewhere in Mich­ energy shall be wasted in the protection accomplished, as already has been done, Yards, but we can say that such stride^ obey demands long and persistently igan, thinks that Governor Johnson is of the private property of those most bos that will be handed down' in history, in tile to the Government. No soldier ser­ in advance have been made in iron naval “ violating the Gmstitutiun ” in “ consent ­ made in behalf of the right. Had all ing to fill a place which hia principles honor of the heroes, as well as the State ving in this army shall hereafter be em­ construction that par guntaiats will be a agreed, or acquiesced even, In a false new article altogether. That great geshould teach him cannot legally exist in from which they came. ployed In siich service. and ruinous policy, there would have this Government." omdtar io iron, Eriwwm, hn been dlli- Court for tbe final Miiuettneut of. all atoms a; By command of Maj-Gen. Pnpe. G----------------- ■------aodaatoa. DAVID O. RoBfNMN. I Us gently al work, and has already effected been no fulfillment of prophecies, such as We have no duubt that this same paper PLKIA0E3 BROWN, f«iQUO. D. KCGOLXX. .mprovamenta that render the Monitor DaU4, July tt. 18<X jySOU “uacuDstilutional to coerce Q»l. A. A. G. and Chief of Staff. ws have witnessed, to Induce such a rad- thinks it all but oUolete- Englaad. Franc-, and tbe South.” that it was “unconstitutional Tie sudden-Araya by bodies, of rebel New York. July 26. to exp?l Bright from the Sepals," and marauders in Tennessee. Kentucky and ■been alow, tedious and exhausting, wlth- that it would be the height of unconstitu­ Tbe Tribune dispatch, Washington 25, omintry, picking up wbnt hints they can Mimouri—their capture of Murfreesboro' tayet “h has been known to the military aa to nur naw iron navy. It would be -out the previous earnest appeals of true tionally to confiacato the negroes, of >. HOW LOST! AND HOW RESTOREDI and menance of Nashville—their ravages authorities ever since Cui. Davies* caval­ well ant to lot them know loo mock. <nen and patriots in its behalf. No, no I rebel who helps to dig tire iutnanchmsnis1 in Kentucky and advance toward the cap­ Jm«.' .JVfce Oto*, . ---------- -^i i S ifti'.,-----------If the counsels and ital of timt State, and toward* the Ohio ry expedition to Beaver Dam, that the wa .pity the niggardly soul that would before Richmond. Tub Chicaou TYibenu, in the same ta« infiueuce of such Constitution quibblera River—their appearance Id Northern •counsel a free people to remain in the amount to anything in Michigan, we may Mtasoari, and tosir - operations on the among tbenj thedivlslous of L*mg*trest, sue in which it publishes Senator Chand rear of those events which font progress set down that State as • valuable ally for Ewell and Hill, to join Jackson below very borber sf Iowa—their demnustralar’s apesch. com manta as follow* t GordonsvHle and Staunton, h is not be­ open ws. The old fogies are everywhere tioa* in the vislnlty of Corinth, and along “No bombshell ever thrown into the lieved. however, that Jackaon's whole to be found upon the railways of events, our entire line in North Alabama—the force there numbers more than 80.000 midst of a foe ever did ao much exocu­ strenuously resisting aH~ innovations, tion or silenced so many gut*. Nomen ■M, His purpose ta thought tn be to Woaxnro Ij<dus*btou«lt.—General until the locomotives of progress knock push down tbe Valley pf the 8htnand«h. rebellion them into oblivion.. Civilians and even and. tf it ta praeciuable, to breads MarrCarolina in the Southwest are «H1 bo* and muuuI- ! that tbe eoat u‘* -------------- — eminsnt military commanders have been ST1TE£3!2I!?‘!'-|* S in charac upon the of soldie Wrxcw at the Oo nearly fi -chell esn common Impbo much im Raca tv in th plat* h DOLL .Ala for itra taken toft Ru a al up has be Gen. and a were color will of a Afric A —D mars repr bis r know that excu T dist tn t rmi the mil <one mi no Th ab MANHOOD; Prreldml from 'hrir that tbe Maeka are contented and iron. Mr. Wiokli*. lb. Unfoo mwber U. of Washington. on tWr atwmt. b„t tb. tb d c �fatal ait »Mn omau. tm nichlffM Ctmtral Rallr«*4. ) TO K HCEUED n and after Monday, May ilk IMS. Prase ger Trains on tbs Michwst. Central Railthe eyeeend care; h Hvaluable :w fe~ ■"•Itata lb. Utter emb Hft, „a u tb,mwpow,rf,| lnrllI.,nu,t Ilx) „;0. “LOW PRICES” Jfeg-uZafcr ven.nt yet dlta-rrted. .1 jo r. m chilly PfcUuta, and B. It. I1CX O"1ta^nautamL Lung Comnlalota assolymt. It auothra and P“riB" “<l >•“ ««Ir- DR. J. BOVEE DOBS’ DIGESTIVE ORGARS. tew.r-«u”kT" dT’i"l! W taking . d.-e „f 'Bk.XAe.va heals cvwe -vm* “Oslt cffiwd. to X\xt 'f.u.XA'w. system. TO THE UNHAPPY. TO THE UNHAPPY. ‘“ffering the Isn •—J Ml —... meeting at War Msrrnto.—The war evening the Court House on Thursday was very fully attended, and, although the audience were disappointed in not being addressed by speakers from abroad, yet all evinced a good degree of patience and enthusiasm. Impromptu were made, on call, M. Navins, by J. Dr. John Roberta, C. G. speeches Holbrook, N. Bailey, Frank Allen, Perry Chance, J. A. Sweezey, and ‘•Winchell.” the droilrrist Tho latter patriotically offered U'“P* in >W N~k V1"™A,.r Sara.. I 8<»ld H«d—b,ot|(<«dd>«r! O», uJ six bottles of the Rbnovatinu Rimolvxnt will cure you. Persons who have been SO unfortunate as to contract a brnthw-m. disease, may rely up.nt being cured b, the um of Rauway’s Rxnovatino Rx' sqlvxnt. Ladiea suffering from weakening dis aiargra, Prulapeu. Uteri, Tumor, in th. Womb, a fou bottles will cure you. Prict one dollar per turtle, or at* iot one half the receipts of his Saturday even­ ing eiiirrtainmeni to the war fund. ftX — CL l\\C ou* a\.*xAet« o*j Vftg, uo*, ^ot u. Xowq, Xsecxv vuueXk. ak o.v*uc.\,e, SXovft.ft.cNx 'BX.XXct*, vft. \vto\Ltr <\ua'ft.X\.Xk«*, ft.’fttX. o.x XW \cro\act at* a *\vr* o$ J 87 Maidsn Lanz Naw Yom. C. Bold bt DavaoinTi. (i.Holbrook, from the committee appoint ed for that purpose, offered resolutions fastings |)ritt Unrrntt. appropriate to the occasion, and patriotic in character, which .were adopted. unanimously Ncivral persons came forward and upon iht-msclvea the solemn took OaU Applet. ate. “IS yra. and more established In N.Y wk. City. IM iy----- th. Chy Paet Offlco. ! Jy—toe Chy Hospitals. Alms-Bc Jy---- to* City chell ran make more fun than Win­ FROM S PECIAL NOTICES Dr. Roback'a Remedin. RxcRvrrixo is progressing twtiafactnri Fitzgerald has about Inrty men sworn in. per, an article copied from the Cincinn.ti Junsr, descriptive of Dr Hoback’s extend ve medical es­ tablishment in that city. By the way. Dr. Robaek’a Remedies have obtained a great aud de We stop press to announce, in ; axhilsrsun, .fee* brandv or are a valuable n sons addicted io ths use of exi A u,e e<5uller‘*'-,'d 'Vines sod Llquere wiU which the country is flooded. ^ ThssaBiUsre uotooly CURE but PREVENT large stock of HENRY R. CORTAR— W« an aelllng your Uw.SJ ba Itt” ftX.owv«.e\x '2>\XXcv» place have raised ft fund and offer TEN ancsTT to volunteers ftX.owvsk.c\\. ‘Bk.Vw.’cs SoXaec ftXo\N\Ax.c\\. m\>k0,ovoA.c Wxc vo-cak awdu potatoes they we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies u» an daily ro- CAUTION ! ! ! To prevent the public being Imposed upon by Smtriout end JRpAly Pgr■ «■ iciom JmilDtioft. a new Ial>el has been prepared, ; bearing a feetiaile of ths Proprietor's aignslnro. Examine each box. bottle, or Cask rarefalfr before purchasing, rad take nothing but “Cratar’s.” S\y. 'BteoXkoek'ft iwe & sis©®?. stupid canard. toftw avMiV| av\A vftukc, There is uo evidence us What we know is that vftAavLcXxoX.^ €u\o^qMU. GROCERIES HARD-WARE 1 THE Advertiser having been restored "Or. 'Xko'baeVft Gen. Butler baa been making it a visit, BUt"!—i kJ te -n'UklUMpljteu. who baa used them successfully io his practice for the last twetrtr-five vmv. Th__ although the medical men of th* country. as a general thing disapprova of Patent Madirfnea.yet we do noi l>Hicre a respect*b;» Physician eau bo found In th* United States, acquaimed with their TbRS. In *11 newly settled places, where there ia alpaya a large poanuty of decaying timber, from winch a poisonous miasma la created, these Viners should be used every morning before breaklasL DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ and arresting some of its citizens who ave X\v«t AU WaoLswu.a Daccbtsrs in the large cities. Some of ths Vcwft.dk, committee, representing the BJ'fttVk.vftaXv^vft, tie. colored mcnjifihe District of Columbia, will soon wait upon Tbe ouly object of tbe advertiser in eroding Freacripuon. ia to benefit tbe afflicted, and the President for the purpose of offering .him the services •of a regiment composed of persons of African descent. A Rusty Rtrut, bvt a BrightShovzl. — During an inspection of the arms of one of the Michigan regiments in the marshes of the Cbickabominy, the officer reprimanded one of tbe men for having hia rifle rusty. “It is a little dull. 1 ac­ knowledge,” said the soldier, “ but look here 1 can show you the brightest shovel that vnu ever saw.” The soldier was excused. Richmond.—The distance <rom McClellan’s headquarters to the rebel capital, -by land, is nineteen .miles, but so irregulsr is the course of the James, that a boat has to sail sixty miles to reach the same destination. At rone point, the stream makes such a sweep t<» the westward that the course ia twen­ ty miles around in an ascent of only two miles. Tuz Distancb to fJF" Scnutlxr Colfax has been re­ nominated for Congress by acclamation. This is a fit tribute to one of the most nlile, diligent, patriotic and consistent memlwrw r»f the present Congress, and, M ixhal. keeps a man of large experience in a place where be can be specially pixeful. ' Ar thz South, war baa become- the J’usineaa of Urn people as a whole. It ia /•w kifu ib?y trad*, manufacture, sow and diurvuM. At fha Worth war ia busincra exclusively, hut aimpiy Partin Williamsburg, mmPiKBiai, ■ Aud Minstrels lune tbeir sweet guiUr. A nobler theme my htart it fills— Ln praise of Hxaatat's matchless Pills. Their cures ere found in every lend— Amid Russia’s snows—and Afric’s sand Their wondrous works—tba Papersi hI . Produced by Bubici's mstchlres Pills, iroca aiKiir Thia charming compound will search it out, and successful Physician, and benci abould out boltiea, uf which th» abovt ia a fao-aim- ' ?'}’“e.l*5 » ils. STte labal it finely anffravad, and Moran Alien?W° Labile. Marsh k Gard­ ner. Ball, Dixon k Uo. ia provided, with a safe-guard from t Hah. Ruekel * Co. oounterfeiten. (Prise fl per bottle, os ® v- ■— P. D. Orris. six for fS. C. W. l^obaok, (Proprietor, Jfo. 6 Eaet Fourth Bt., Cincinnati,^to whom all orders should be addressed. FOR SALE BY Roberts k Striker, Haaiinra, Ek Nichols, Jay R. Terrr. Orangeville Mills, M. C. Swift. Prairieville, U.B' Benninvtoo, Middleville, and by druggists and merchonta generally throughout the country C3T OLD FRIENDS JEl Herrick’s Sugar Coated Pill*. The best Family CA­ THARTIC in the world, used twenty years by five millions persons snnuslly ; slways give sstlsfse- ' tion ; cental nuothiug inhirious; patronised by the principal physicians and aurgeeons ■ in the Union, elegantly coated with sugar. Larg Boxes Sfi cents ; Uec boxes for one Dollar Full directious socotnps- They are safe for all-bolh old and young. Their praises are ou every tongue: Disease disarmed—oo longer kills, Since we sre blessed with Hssxicx a Pills. rar Put Up with English. Spanish. German, and French directions- Price M cents per box. J| OWARD ASSOCIATION, Pbiladel- pSBseNsasa TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! Boston, Miss. Geo. C. Goodwin k co. I Weeks generally tn all Oocrm Towns rad Vuxaou WIOTKD'STAinBS. .HBSIXAI. WBAK5ESS. of tea Hu.^ k-d "• “• SB* ^No. X South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa- x>n in connection with it. H”w T»tr (wteqile ar«- in-p'ired by bold measure*! Tbe erderxofG^n. Pope^nd the rapidity of bis movements—bl« evi­ Prepared end sold by CHARLES WIDDIF1ELD k CO., SOLX PROPUXTORX, of every description •160 BEST PIANOS. «150 GROVESTEEN k BALE, harisg remov'd ts •‘■-jr usw wartrooms, Stacks of 1V«. 478 BROADWAY, no^w pr^aredto offer Us publics ma<nifioent 7 Octavo Rosewood Piano, Clothing •IfiOCASH, Rich moulding ions derangement of tbe system ssdhr impair Ing bar health, which but beenetsodlly fslllyt during tliat period. When in New York in Anri Just, a friend advised me to test yoor piH.. »«» ■k »unpiv oi ~--en----- , Park Row New York. Go nlaraing bme. ws ceaavd all other tnaUaent, and attamUterad year Pills, »»"a** *'Ffcv„T‘*. fadinos, eomplejoon. digestion, sic., surprised ss nil A rapid and perniauent restoration to health ’ rwntlL. We used less than five boxes hsi1 entirely welt I consider ths GKOVESTEEN A HALE. of THESE HARD TIMES we an sslHng ar sold er OUR GOODS cmso, ai75 to saoo, Which wc an aaxintia to mH, sad WILL BELL, HASTINGS, MICH •YumM. REroSTS a. sra»«lTO»»HOSk Ta« coxraMiow *«p “Tbiuxmce or DRY GOODS! price • 1 per bottle, 6 bottlon for *4 Also all wholesale Druggists st Chicago, 111., St. Louis, Mo., Detroit, Mich., Louiaville, Ky., Cincinnati. O., Pittsburgh, Pa., Buffalo. N. Y., any I'll) before the public. __ laaaa, Laox Corxrr, Florida July IT. 1WTO. die, »«•* ? “K'T s&uk So&stwT Ur.J.BKiu union b nesu. vomSplkenartl, CIimoo- rrrr. Wild | ShlefljJin Bro’s k Co. I Barral,RiselyA Kitchen I B. A. Faheostock, Bull | Bush. Gals A Robinson. nnueipkii, r>. Prli« Pwlrj. 'Wunu: xn^rniiys Hkalrulr t,»u la «ev Tart Clt,. ^.VCAWftXwW, ‘B\.OkYYYuXL,’XJ^%- Z-9f“ K e DR. J. BOVEE DOBS' Imperial Wine Bitten iptrial Wino listicgtiiahed rsr^The reported re-capture of Ba­ I.ns been made. FEMALES. We have every kind of goods, such ns ton Runge.by the rebels, turns out to be I hnt even nn effort to wrest it from Imperial Wine Bittern will b<- found be most Salutary and Effieacious. supply. Dy. 'S.oXsft.cV?* hns arc smell,” Ate. “Coatar’a” Rai, Roach, Ac. Exterminator. "C-Ur’s" “Costar’a" Bed bug Exterminator. •’Coatar’a” Coauir's" Electric Powder for Insecla.&c. "Dr. *B.o\>aek'** A Skvxrb Dkovth has prevailed here Everybody Which we offer at koto® ipirhojib®. Mkve X\w \voov vftaw vft.a’ft.u ‘Ooctov'% 'WAX*. are XW rvcXv ax\A Covft^orX. part of our issue, that the citizens of this n ror the aged sed Infirm, rad for persons of a Sit. much improves its appearance. n^rn np the tw>ng, “Our Sr. DUs' Celetarled Blse inun auhie njnanrRiPAgftrwt) i sixteen a new glass front into his building which fi.r nrnrly fi<ur weeks. JUST RECEIVED H OPSEK EE PKRH—troubled with vermin W avc VWfoov Wxt \\oor <WkVrW, VAcnA. "’**' kxtra INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, DIRECT Shlngln, per M DOLLARS WE HVAE esitrr (Wit.] //wuld. KJr 'B.oXjack'* IspaovntMXTS.—Manon Allen has put Lieut. THESE BITTERN Win >M nl, era, tai Pmnt Dana, and in thia rean—< J .................. * -XWtfarv.Ac. MORE GRAIN and provisions an dwtreyod Honey, per Butter, “ Laid, •• Tallow, •• Maple Sugar common men. Iv in this place. Ao kdv, who U Come and See I! avt vav, aadk -™,po<» ifroaiw^al. voo\* aaA VkiAsB, JtaaJr vv>\x\e\x a\ak«. Vmvo. StT- Wixcmnx.—Thia inimitable humorist nearly fifty dollars was realized. ,br?€c lbe T”’’*1- ■mor* than 50,000 Pri rate Famille*. gave <»ne nf his aidfMiplitting exhibitions at the Court Hnimc on Saturday Evening. . 'YXxe.se. 'BvXXe.vs. obligations ofeoldiers under the old flag. and Invim-arinir fka "Kz.1. .a.,..- t_ — .1 K OUB LIKE OF TRADE; WkA O.W il.kWMk <>5 a VkBDA. lav tkaluv,.. At the close of the meeting WKSTILL— hwkft p®nnP3nKrn®H SouX\&A\ux* “Fey er and Jigue, Liver Complaint, Qlispepsia., LndigeatiOn, Jaundice, Kidney Camplainte, lies for five do Hors at, Dn. Rad way A; Co.*a Officb, to give GRANT & SPAULDING VERMIN <W <X \o,” k* crows.- EVERY FORM AND 8PEC1E8 OF oAV tVw. “ A.\.» vlkvkrikv ml. ixfauabls kkmxdt Imperial Wine Bitters!! «n BBO^DWAT, inr you * CABD TO TOVBO LADIXS ABD BTlt. Unusually Low! Battle Creek BOBEKTS ft 8TBIKEB, dent determination tohit every rebel who ?S£f«r. n»rrUk'« BM Strew,Ik.te< riaater,. Whaat, Com. OiU, Butter. Urd, Pork, COUNTY ACCOUNTS. WH*zn2?Xe^2,IMt‘’ 6IUNT a SPAULDING Baatinp, Rr^ryax Pttct—?<•. 4W MhVNMBybW �CHANCERY ORDER. THE WORLD TBEWOBLD BUwnrmweiLD _____ .AMERICAN CEMENT GLOE r.— 1 lie papers say khat guldbastNMn dMATM iu Uta brick sown nvmi tried the experimMit for several years, thu s crop wf ry « may be Ufceti frpMt the , - Tw« fc» fi-or fw«k, an- r.mpU Mad fi-F rich hod. For feeding, it !a naviy aual tu lodinu com. John Jobnwon, DonfeMed by UiaaaxJ thlrt within twenty । “/todR* ta to ta authority in fattening catile,-pro>' time, and fera & feed of one half buck wheat, to one Vwholly ofcorn at theaune price. • It ia used extensively tor fititening poultry time1* privilege day*. Ob eompfoimmt num a wotw ef thia MABM1ED LADIES □VAT every W1HB1 IT WILL or vita Woa*. DiacaxMC" rao- Vila L'vsas*, other grelDu. A very common proven­ =77r:x.-s.z~^T;-ar-T der in New England is osu, corn, nnd buckwheat mixed in equal part* nnd ground. Thia ia mixed with potatoes inant. Circuit Judge, original.) tor swine, and with bay foi working Attest. D. Svaiaaa. horses. Register ia Vbaoetry. State of Michi ' Buckwheat may be sown where other City and State CHANCERY ORDER. crops have failed, or could nut be planted on account of the wstness in its prepara­ TATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit Court th* County af Barry : in Chancery. ’ tion. It is usually town from toe twid­ •igbt Hund re । and Bly-sight aud recorded iu the office of the Register of Deed* for the county of Alaseaainn of . Mid Court held at th*. C01 dle of June to the middle of July, the lat­ Barry and Stat*of Michigan, 00 th* thirtieth day Hon** in the Village ofHaatingson the Hlb <J ter month generally being prefened, of November, A J).,18&i,"n book.O of Mortgage*, where the object b to get grain.. It on page* 341.M-LS4S tad UAon-whicbaaid Mort­ gage there 1* claimed to be due, al tbe date of thia itowu loo early, there ta danger that the none*, nine hundred and aixty-lwo andbS-lOOth* grain will not fill out well in the but Ttaw Jf. BUlia. DtfraJml. - and, ttawirb cure- E^fKinwatSir ll^oae will .pevdily ihliwr the diaabtad and tfucaae-elricken asfirrer from A UVING DEATH, healthy condition. do with, may find it to their interest to toko note ol this suggestion, which waa nrrtierad expressly to meet th* ext­ further ordered, that within twenty daya > he Complaiuaul causa a aotic* of thi* order to be publish­ ed in the “HMtinga Banner," a public newspaper printed, published aud circulating io said County, least twenty^dsy* before the time prescribed’for EFAULT having been made ia the condition fiwuur A Aluuc, Loots S. Lovetx, of pay meat of a certain Indenture of Mort­ Solicitor* for Complainant. Circuit Judge. gage executed by Jatnea 8. Tuxbuqaaod hit wife, [A true copy of tbe original.] Hannah M. Tuxbuvy.vf Bslthnore/llarry countv, [t-s.} Alleat D. Sraixea. and state of Nicbigau, to Cyrus Hann, ot Tolland jyM. Register in Chancery. county and alate of Connecticut, dated the sulh day of December, A. D. L9W, and recorded iu the Estate of Luther Hill. office of the R Barry, on the PROBA TE ORHER.-STATK OF MICHIGAN at S-o'c’- Fruit mny be prescrvsd in bottles.— Tbe directions given are to procure tbe regular pickle bottles, with long necks, and without shoulders, and to use long, soft, close cork*, that will admit no air. Tbe bottles ere filled with the fruit, and water poured in to within half an inch of tach into the neeks of thr bottlrs. Tie the corks securely with two strings cros­ sing each other. Then set tbe bottle* upright in a wash-boiler at cold water reaching nearly to the corks, and beating tbe water, keep it boiling say five mlntrtfta, when they may be taken «mt end set away. We know of raspberries Mid other fruit having kept thus for two years. Cvas FOR ExnAcnr.—Take a email piece of cotlifti hatting or cotton wool, make a dept-rseinn in the center with the finger, and fill it up with as much gru -nd for Rulway'a Ready R-solrenl.) in tbe treatment of Scrofula. Syphilis, Ulcera Tnmors. Prvlaj^oa f'l.m Vrv.if^-la.. Stairft Anlhnnv'a and twee, glaodu'.ar awelittirc, dropay, stitutional diaeaoea. Such haa been lb Irlled oucoeco of thia remedy in curieg riblc di»ea«ea in the tropic* that we de t to.promise all lb» auoerers with ee> erajftlve diMatei aniuug onr own pe Speedy reatoration to sound aud pa no an* nt Monday tbe 14U» dar of thuuvand eight hundred 8. C. Prindle, Judge of July, in the and sixty-twi Probate.' • claimed to be due, at the date of this notice, the Mm of eight hundred and ninety-four and 87liOlhs dollars, snd no suit or proceedings in law or in equity having been instilulod for the recovery thereof: Notice is therefore hereby given that by wtcUM ofthe statute, and a pbwer ofaale contained to sell certain real estate in said |>diiiuo described for the purpose of paying th* debt* of Mid dec«ased aod expen*** of administration. Thereupon It 1* ordered, tfoil Tuesday, th* Sth day of August, I MH, at tan o'clock, in the fate all otlierperaoM Intereoted In uid estate, are re quired to apesz,at * seaaion of *ai<I court, tbeu to be bolden at the Probate Office, in tbe village ef HMtinga, and abow cause, if anv there be, why the praTero4 Ike petitioner efjould not be granted. Aod it ia further ordered that .*>d Petitioner holding Die Circuit ,. and Stale of Michitctnber, A. D. 1808, - ---------v. ,u>. day. Dated, May 80.18-IJ. HORACE J. FERRIN A CO., Jwlltl3 Assignees of Mortgage. Swxxxrr a Alls*, Atty*. ■ th* hearing ther-of, by causing a ciipv of order to be published iu Che •'Hastings 1 n*r," a newspaper, printed and circuiatini Mid county of Barry, for six sucoeaaire wu immediately previous to aaid dav of bearing. TATE OF MICHIGAN, four Covwyt, SHERMAN C. PBINDLE. At a session of tbe Probate Court, for (A true copy.) Jem Judge of Prokal county of Barn, boldcn M th* Prabpte Offiei tba village of fiprtogS.owTatada.etle 16th of July in tbe year of our Lord one thouMnd eight hundred aud eixv-two : Present Sherman C.’Frio die.Jude* of Probate. late of tbe couu(y of Barry, deceased^ ' In the matter of the estate of (,'eom W. r In pursuance of a license granted to me bv ih« Probate Court of Mid County, I aball expose to sale at Public auction to 'the highest bidder at of Thoma* Mosher. Father of aaid deceaaed. pray­ the North Door of the Court House, in the nl ing amougit other thing* that be may be »ppojnted admini.tr*tor oUaid. Batata.. . . S ■ — -, r .- .. .I V vun>>, Li.ru be hidden at the P lobate Office in Hasting*, and JOSIAH BURGE. £rre*mr. ■ IMA______________ JelS COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. il persons having claims against tbe estate of Wilusm Cooxn deceased are berebv A Price 25 Cents per Bottlr. Price 25 Otita per Buttle. Frier 25 Ccnta per Buttle. way's Read) Relief will be found sll-poteut. Its sdmmlstratiuu. ellber internally ur externally, a* th* eeat of pain ludkstea, will arrert th* pro4re«» of the threatened disease, and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or discomfort. Dox’-! Lrr tub Grain Git too Ripk. irahi art brf.r, H b t»«» M .almlMX u TERMS ( ARIL JOH.HA CHON LEY, (Sole Manufacturer*.) 78 WILIJAM STREET, f Liberir BtreeU NEW Wlllt. Croup. Diulheria, lotlueaxa. Sere Threat, Scarit Parer, Trpbutd Faret, Pneumonia/ liiilious ImjM.rant to Builder*. ctrnt tvtrybody. JOHNS A CROSLEY’S IMPaoVRD OVITX PKRCHA CEMENT ROOFING, power we claim for K MSVLVENTf -**»’ IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF ulcer*, tumor*, hackin .cough, br> nchui*. theus* of Redway'a Renovating Resolvent srillexterniinhtaltby body: . • ' CHRONIC DIKEASE. ceeded in achieving, more in meririr palltat'hjt Uie.uXcvipgXoflbepatiaoL which ftadwav'. Rfedy Be.olreat will puaitirely eredieale. 1* that ..r n........ ,i._. 1. *1 . .. . the practice of medicine pmeribes Calomel, Mer­ cury, Quinine, Morphine. Opium, and ether tavurite hobys of the profession. Il u a well known fact that in ninety eve* out of unr hundred. n» to arriving at a Ae.; by the principal Ut'itnaaa. Aecairxcta. an I olbcra. and hu prorad t» be lb* CH KA I’Kb T and MOST DURABLE ROOFING in u*e-. it is ia reuL*ct A FIRE' VaTER- WEATHER and 8^yfu|e. Lyaj^paia, Nypliilia, aud diacaac* inddoed by the tojudimoa* uae of calomel, incrcnrv. oniiMM. diacaae* of the Liter, ttaleen. (foil. Bhider.Tidney*. Spine. Ac., all of which diaeaae* Redway’* Ready Reach ent will eradicate, aad occur* to the rattan a new lease oflif*. Tbam-.ee of RADM A1"H RENOVATING RE­ SOLVENT i» ALM per bottle Dose, a tea-spoon twice tall, half an hour after each meal. Sold by A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. tkrOELTau Ug power-on tbnr owe pentane (ta where yo. " ’ bT‘k °r ***•■•’ * IU*1T R,l,ef. ia “Br DR. RADWAY’S PELLS CUSTlVENhiM. INDIGESTION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYHPEP.-UA. BILIOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE. INFL.UIAT1ON OF.THE BOWELS, NERVOUSNESS, MELANCHOLY. DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, It can hi- applied by any one. body.-hub’ SvosMs.Stiai< ter. from Htigtac and R^i^ud aur^ £ cei*. and nrir.l.. GUTTA PERCH A CEMENT, F«»r Gutting Metala of all A dose of from sixjo eight of Radwsy luting Pill., wilt, in the moat di.trraaing And AND tUteTUUK -------- — MVUUHU WlkU vu»liMOeta, Indige*ttou,Liv*e complaint. Dyspepsia will derive immeciate benefit by taking a dose of these Pill*. After thoroughly cleansing the bowel* dX^10 ,o u,e l,"lihy DR RAD WAY’S PILL8, .18 A UCttNTIHC 1'URGATIVB. health regeneration, Kinds when expoaud Ui the Action uf the Weather,- F«r FreserYiBff and tcaalrfag Meta! Raafii «f all klids. IN CASES OF x-»l—. bI3S.F “ ‘‘•'^“JA <• Un ASTHMA. DIFFICULT BREATHING pi kh SHNE PAI!* 1N TUE SIUE’ SHOlfLDEBB, CHRONIC RHECIM ATbM~ ASTHMA -a';,.—. Z aaow-a which wvi. «cCMyeMg r«HX fcrfVrm. aUaoev of all diataDt. far f —5. to which it adhere* firmly, forming a body equal to three eo,tU «"‘«b fee*, and will LAST THBEK TIMER AM LUNG; and torn ita. expansion ’Unjd'22? IN COLD ORRCN IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,WASH OFF. LKAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS be repaired with GUTTAPERCHA CEMENT cm SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. This cement iai ern effixt* induced by the exoeaaive use of Nerff'Tt^fiya^.eorftmya Sublimate, Opium, Tobacon,Ac., Ixical Stimulants, and exposure to Paint Led. will find tn Ridw.y'a J^teUng ■uuiMrturvm use. _ a permanent cure. B RADWATI8 REGULATING PILL8 Are the only vegetable aubetitat* for Calonml, Mercery, Quinine, and tbelt kindred d.ug*, that have ever been diacovered. and the only pilla in -aeUtat will wvmre to th. Mti.ut the Upfield rflheta m th* Llr*r and other glaads of the sv*. - are prepared RXc'hT RADWAY^S REGULATING PILLS, K1DMAFB FILM ‘ L'U^{ bl0<>d' •«"«*•« H all a. but they eoealiM its eircnlai— 8 V. ROBINSON, I Owmfo. HOWARD, 1 sfoawe. REGULATING PILI£ i v GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, Coraw or Biwar ■ f •• ■ lu tite matter of the estate of Charies C. Griffin itv .k kn. ■UlA’ttQiirM Nu Heal ta required in making application IN MILITARY CAMPS. 7" " fiaws.'VSrzsr* ia t»» IbyGUTTA Court for the county ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. STATE OF MlCHlflAN, I Price 25 C-nta per Bottle^ It i* a purr and Innocent preparation, all-powetful to do good, but usvgr'doea tnjnry. IMPORTANT TO q’ARENTB. There ia no medicine in the known world, or physician, that ha> ef er eTaimed tbe skill ol erad- Tbe West half [U] of the South West quarter strength and life. (Ml of section lbirty-on«,(aj,) con tian in g sevenTventv-live huudreth* acres of pepper an wil reatim n five eent piece; ifither It into g ball nnd tie it up, dip tbe bail b>to eweet oil and insert it in the tar, covering the latter with cotton wonL and use* a bandage or cap tn retain it in newspaper printed at Hasting* and circulating in aaid county of Ban-y, far throe arareaai vs week., Ita place. Altnml insrtant relief will be immadiately previous to mrid day of hsariuc. experienced, and tbo application ta M> pmtie that ao in&nt will not be injured AMEBllAX CEME&T CLUE. reply that Redway's Ready Relief chief and PURIFYING THE BLOOD, 4'lX^'AfoI? day noon, be aaeiguod for tbe hearing of Mid petition, and that tbe heir* al law of aaid deceMcd. and all • 10 00 a year saved in every fiunily by • One Bottle of RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Inijiuitant t«> Rwilruud OatptnioM D rill R. ire wot to Bradl, Bacnos Ryrra, latter. Vanauola,.Bolivia, New several islands ol th* Spanish loroegbly tested by Phyiteiau. d. and I* now the official rrme D bidden tings, tl K. . Price 25 Cent* per Bottle. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verified of. Lyman HUI. praying, tar certain reason* therein, tet form, that administration with tbe will annexed may be granted In »»id estate, and The Chicago Chritiinn Timet thus dis­ the south ixlf of the south weal quarter of section that Neleon Conan be appointed administrator. number seventeen, [17,J all iu township number Thereupon It ■* ordered, that Mondav the lllh courses upon tbe tnurita of rnuUoh nnd day of August, 1M2, at ten o'clock in tbe uarrj aou. own at ancntgau, loo pork Chicago and the entire West are Mia cvnuvt forenoon, be assigned for tlie Lean ng of aaid peti­ deluged with pork—about the worst hundred and eighty acre*, [urao much thereof m tion? aad that th* hairs al taw of aaid drccaood will aatiafv said dabtand interest and coat*.] will description of animal food which enters be sold at public auction or vernine, to the highest and all other persona interest-d in aaid catair, arc required to appear at a seaaion of aaid Court, then into consumption of the human nice.— bidder, at the north front door of the Court House, to be baldens! tinTrebatoOffioc^in the village in the Village of Hasting*, in Mid countr of Barry, uf llmUsga, and show ciuu, if at^then be, why The bog is winfeasedly a foul feeder, and the prayer of the petitioner shoo Id not be granted. foul in nil its habits; while on the other And it i* further ordered, that tbe petitiunei band, the sheep is one uf tho cleanest uf CTBUSMANN, all animals which are devoted to the jelltil Mortgage*. shambles. The English understand these things better than wc do, and beef and mutton are their great staples. But li then tbev breed sheep expr«wy for tbe jrlC/ 8. C. PR1NDLE. EFAClT having’been made in the condition table. Why may we not us well 1 Tbe Judge of Probate. of payment of an indenture of Mortgageex*long wooled or mutton variety of sheep cwtedby Joseph M. Barrett, and hi* wife, Catha­ are hardy, easily kept and will do well rine Barrett, of Rutland. Barry countv and State Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,of Marih'sll,Calhoun aud prove profitable in almost any part of PROHA TK ORDER.—STATE OF MICHIQAN, countr and state aforesaid, bearing date the------- 3 of the country. W What —t -;':h with ;!ta the wool1 day yl Decembt ihe emir. .Di“»*f, and carcass, and tbe pelt, the entire ani­ ty of Barer, of BaiTT, on the 4th day of December, A. J village ot mal is saleable, and there ta an incceastag demand aH over tbe country for mutton. It is glowing every year more inti* favor with our people, and will soon become a staple article, taking the place now oocupicS by beef aod pork, nnd much to the benefit of the consumer in a j sanitary and pecuniary point of view.— If our formers would grow the firxt qual­ ity uf mutton, na they du in England, they would not fall to find a ready mar­ ket and remunerating prices. R. A QUESTION OF THE MILLION ANSWERED m a constitutional infirmity, and has baffieA the skill eftbeir best physician*. With knowledge of these facta Dr. liAhWAY wm determined to test * .BADwZrS RENOVATING RESOLVENT, Notice la ClieMfutc berdby given, the* by nAoe of the statute, and a power of sale contained in Mid mortgage, tbe premises described thereio, to wit: Two-third* of the northeast quarter, and ,K. k-lf.r .k- ...ft. u.tr .rat_____ ,L __ . *ery housekeeper should hast A Cro-ley'a laxricM Comet Redway's Regulating Pills re cents pet box. I vseh box । The juice <»t currants, put up tn air­ tight bottles, affords a foundation for a tfojigluu? aud wholesome beverage. Put .enough wnter with t ij‘e currnnts to pre­ vent lieir burning; beift in . a preserve > fret everything but Mutala. Ary ariieD CaataM «a*d AMRRICAK C£MEKT nr tri--in .1____ 1 z_____ P,"* Il •atiafsctoriiyappcsringto thia Court by Affi­ davit on file that TLouimM.DRlin, tbe defrndrut, srnnux. la a nen-resptent of thia Btate. and ita horrible train of concomitant*, preva Thevdfore, On tnoUon of Kwirnr A Atxntr, Bolicitore for tbe aaid ComplainMt. it ia ordered that the Mid Defendant, Thomas M. Dillin, caps* MOTITOJG^ BJTCE iplalnta, ludigMlton, Dy.pv-j-ela, the Ready Relief *».) Regulating d. Th* Regulating Pilla arc onld ion*, aad thoroughly cfirctive. t- .bonld be targe enough to purge, and each euceeMiv* duM be di- Shterp I’alua wteru taking A breath; dNdAft oUisr S ' IT WILL MEND ajRGELAlN. No mattar If that broken PitcUr did net coat b. a *bUltng. a abilling saved ia a shilling earned IT W^LL MEND ALABAKI >■ IL IS A GfaEAT LUNG AND 8T0MACHRaUU» BafFdough. Hacking and drc Cough. Stitcbfag t of Michigan, on tbe sixth day ofScptcmbcr.A. D. 1862. at <>ne o'clock in tbe afternoon of said day. Dated, May ft), 18U2. I H. J. PEJUlUN A CO.. jelltil Asiigueeaof Mortgage. R WV ■ ■ V * ill., Rjrva rr WILL MEND MARBLE. RAHWAY’S READY RESOLVENT mortgage sale. MEND CHINA. MgoodMwew. eveMai, was— ta —— . stitutioual debility,tb*M Pdla wUl ensure a aUOng aud rigorous oBapring. . niLl.lOUS COMPLAINTS. LETTER FROM DR. SALMON HKINNER. Jfqpl gpticts. kettle nearly to bwltog ; transfer t>>a bug suitable for straining and prvss out the juice; add balls pound of dean sugar to tach pound of juice’ and boil, tkitn, nud put up asiecvmmt-ndvd fur putting up the fruit. Tbe juice alone will keep a* well if not better tium the fruit, and, mixed with ftoui one to two parts water, according to the taste, it makes a most nit taking diink. Bling entirely ft co from alcoholic or intoxicating properties, there is no danger of the crefnbn of an nppetitc for strong driuk resulting Apm ita use. it might profitably be kept lor tesletby druggists at all seasons of die year, aud uv presume that putting it up lor that purpose may be made a source of income w orthy of the consideration ot currant-raisers who now make wine,— Those who usually have more of this abundant fruit then they know what ’ IT WILL MEND WOOD, Bare yo*w broken Furniture. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. nd jour HarneM, Strep*. Belta, Bool*. A« IT WILL MEND GLASS. thaptaoesef that npenaive cut Gias* UtM. IT WILL MEND IVORY. occupied by the city, there is ten times more gold in jbe «<q* ttouejiua berii found in California. Tba'experiments with the ]or t, tbt. phota. Ai< U» wLdl.ua taiU WDX WIHUTABD Wm. HUMQMANDBO PAW.—PAIN.—PAIN. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-08-06.pdf 780f1b6b344405b0b64bf58c16dc58f2 PDF Text Text Jiri; NO. 14 lanntr, il rmiLlsBlDirti\ wroxtaoir. HS”r M.S BaEo0-™ “•»■SHELDOW, Office ^stings’ business Directors GRANT A SPAULDING, the ranks - their comrades made many go<d natured but slightly aarcastical re mirks at th* expeuce of tbs croMeyad volunteer. “Bill Bartnn be keerful where you stand when that chap blazrs away,” said GREAT ntrni!! Over High Prices, at the DRUG ■ AEON ALLEN, ’ILER IN GROCERIES, peer I. Io a*, pro Cali torn a Block. State street. Haalbiga, Mieh. D. C. HAWLEY, ,E ILER In all kind* of Pmhlly Groceries. STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, ^iscellanj. ROBERTS A STRIKER, fVRAlJtRS is drugs, medicine*, patent mediI Z ciaeu. paint*, oil*, turpentine, burning fluid. RWEEZE1 A ALLEN. SeHcitom in Particular at tea linnpeM Is To ttorneys atlaw*i><i A eery r arrcin.urri ....... —- -—rr. to attend to all calls in the line of tbeir profession and business. • Offian in the Court Horae, Heeling*. Mich. J DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and Ta* Agent, will attend to the collection of Offler tn Goodyear's block, up atair*. I. A. HOLBROOK, Office, second story oT Rower’s block. P HYSICIAN and Snrgeoo. •tore. Stale street Office in Ramil's JOHN ROBERTS iHVSIClAN and Sunreun. Dwelling on Broad- II. P. CHERRY, OTARY PUBLIC S»d Couveysneer. willI s trn.1 to *H bosinre. rntre.tcd to him.with -..rotnptneM *n.l fldelitv. Rwudenee. Uarrx ceuu<v. kePl ' oo h N mi umis. GROCERIES! his visual organs presented tt strong rose of strabismus, that hi* IhhIv whs slightly angulnr* that his style of speech and man­ TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. HAJ-HSD. CODFISH; cvurujn; | nrr rather shocked the ey es <i£ the gen­ in fart, everrthing in tbe Grocery line, sneh ■■ | tlemanly cultivated lieutennnL nnd^u ho had thrown down Blackstone. Kent, Cook and other law commentators, fern award and epaulets: and also IwcaiKe thu ap­ CU-MiaS’J yZEBTUHIXR-ff plicant wa* incurably left handed. “How old arc you I" asked the lieu­ Aid Conking Extracts, FOR THE ESPECIAL BENEFIT OF TTOC LADIES. tenant. “Twenty hat grass.” “What has been you burincss 1” “Cutting logs, and shootin bars in win­ ter. and drivin cattle and inowin grass in PENS. PKNCIIAL INKS, PAPER, EN- summer.” ‘•Shooting bears, eh?” {•Yeas. shootin’ bars." “Then I suppose you would take aim at a tree in one direction and hit the bear in another," said the officer derisive­ ly. “I am afraid, in battle you would bo muchlesa dangerous in the enemy’s ranks L.H. STEWART, MOST POPULAR patent medicines Miridyrii. __ ___________________ J. «. NEVINE, ‘ cleUag Mortwes by sdvsrttoesrent. H.WRIGHT, A ttorney, sba counsellor at law. Md Solicitor sod CousseHnr in C^'’'*rr7f Particular aitootios paid to tbs collection sf claim* and money Kvmpdy remitud. Office, with W. W. Bripb Em . Middlsvllls. Barry County, Michigan. KMtrrki a We won I a rvspeciiuiiT — ----­ sens of Heating* •ndTcioi,‘-T' ‘J"* Zh ‘ n m ■ell evervthtng in our Iroe of trade ■■ cheap a* cm be bought al any place. GiV* n* a call and Judge CTIW, iF<E® <DA£10 to COMPOUND A MTBIKBR- J, C.Rcxxows- s. C. PB1NDLE, ROBERTS A STRIKER. mean by that?" “Waal I nint so profrrtable tn the tur key match makers as some of the rest of ’em for when I gel this are rifle of dad’s on one of the birds, you can rvck’n that mtivketl” “Don’t know nothin' bout that kind of shooting iron." “But ours Is an infantry company, and we use amooth bores,” suggtreted the “ffi dew, ybu belter take me and killer? UDGE OF PROBATE. u., -taM-. vvtiib. r..--|J T}1K1«CU' 15 al perp my bear “Oh, it’s impoariblo that you should appear in f*>r ranks with a dark-barreled weapon. DANIEL ETBIKEB, You must leave that weapon behind.* “Ckn’l dew IOUNTV CLERK, Notary Public, and General » Land and Tax Agent. Office tn the Court REGISTER OF DEEDS, and Notary aout." “Count you out; what do you cer. “Waal, captain, ifynu don’t calkalate to g<> to kill. I’m nut you're mnn. Ifyou robkri ’ J than ours.” ■ “I know that Pin a lecjlc bit cock eyed blitter Officer, but I fetched many a bar at mure than a htindfrd rods, and at ■’tur­ key shoots they alius try u» camint me he is mine'" “Are ymi also a good shot with the' blbkows A TTOUNKYR and COUNSELLORS AT LAW. K al am* xoc. Michigan was not lung since made to an uflicer of a recruiting station in Montpelier,Vermont, who bad interposed some objections t<> the st»ut lad’s enlisting, to wit; That MANHOOD; HOW iobti »»» B0W •S»TO«n>l Seminal HARMON SMITH, at the ahoulder. . . *nic Ipdiah thief was painted in gnndy colors, size of fife, aft ! the bull’s eye W nn the left ride ln the region of the heart, with three circle* around it. and It was underst-md that from the center of the dlscoverie* ever made In the purtance would nataralhr demand. Ito discovery settles several interesting ques­ tions heretofore in dispate among anti­ quarians and men of scieutifio sttais- tnents. Two young men residing in the village of Berlin falls, named Frank Green' and Daniel Blodgett, were sliding dowh the precipitous elifl* of a rugged mountain, two miles from Berlin Fadis, and found the entrance to an esoroiops cava, whish wav Dover known to exist before, aud, fearing that It might be the den ot resort of bdare, refused to enter it. A eotrfewhat noted guide, whom travellers to this region will remember (Wtn. D. Baaborn) heard of ilia wonderful care and resolved to enter it a 7a Pvtaam, and ’ therefore, Went in and made a thorough exploration, by the use of candles to light his way. Finding a beautiful mineral, of bright colors >p the csjp, he WLS_J>9m«wh*t as­ tonished, reported the foot. Mr. E. S. Brown, mineralogist, then ‘went to. the cavern, and found the entire cave was formed of solid fafptr, of magnificent color and quaky. . • The entrance to the cave is ao ’ that a man can barely enter it on and knees; but it immediately farm.” -U.’.Q Tbe match ••• f«<»hwiflb «•> *Qp taruet markers. Ranger Mo. l.--Twr» inchea-from outer eirole..grazing the i • Ranger N". 2.—Ball struck within one inch of the inner circle to the right—a fa­ 'I - - >1 ■ , K' tty L.. nifo-<h?r.r' £ ’ Se th. Stark-Jlhot pertooty^ tbe tyity tal.abut. rj Ranger.No. ol the hul|> eye. u.i.J K There was ammderable hurraning at tbe npllsf ho* round. «sty?ial|j> domestic influence, Mun in strong, but bi* heart is not adamant. Bn delights In enterprise nnd aetu’D ; but to sustain him, lio need* a traoqbll ni.ind and a whole heart. He needs hi* mor tl 'forpe hundred Frapcoi* tribes <m the north, wander­ ed up snd down this beautiful,river, and hern od its hanks are trace* of their camps near existing, and their arrows, kxH, snd otfiw Implements srewound in ihu'bdAnek, M. C. FiforisL E*g, who keeps the excellent hotel braids thb falls; lias evidence* ■nFIbdlMTanliquItie* that w»ll give a«ew Impulse to the seteMlfio must be to him a place t>f repose, of peace, .if «T cMnflrt; and his soul renews his str*ayb U«l», <M goes forth Wllfr‘ffiffiiril||W_lh-'W'oonnter tuHufhiy 1 - jrXmaz wa. placed when the Pequawkets, Penoapnuks, and Androscoggin tribes on the south, mid tbe 8l •Iu the conflict* inf (fie World.' To rty>ver hi* equanimity and composure, hofob among lb« spectator* and those of lbs rangrra w>/ hed m* rial^d A«V pt, KLLM, : f‘ small hands grows • larger and widens, and about ten feet I from.the entrance is nine feet high and fifteen feet wide, opruing into a fine apartment tixty fttl ia ZenylA. formed of jasper of a delicate blue nnd ash colur, striped with firey red, and looking like striped ribbons on a girls bonnet Its exquisitely beautiful coloring and texture would cull forth an exclamation of «urprise and pleasure from the dullest stu­ dent of nature, when, by tbe bright light of the torch, its becuty becomes appa­ rent. No milliner’s shop window ever displayed such a sight as the variods colors of the jasper present when brought from the cave tn the sunlight. An experienced mineralogist, John H. Goodale E«l. with other gentlemen, have just made a thorough expLwatiun of it be possible that two bullets have pas­ the cavern, and now give to the world sed through thia orifice ?" the result of tbeir labors. Prompted by The aaggeetlon was improbsble, but a desire to learn the truth in regard to some what startling. It was again exam­ this wonder, I came here, and now com­ ined with keener ecrulioy than before, municate the facts to you for publication, and for the purpose of solving the leqst so that scientific men may go to the cave doubt in the matter. It was agreed to and make more thorough exploration* cut around the corresponding perforation than we have been able to do, for want in the tree, and tn the depth of the apot of lime. where the bullet bad lodged. A car­ It is apparent that this vein of jasper penter was forthwith «cnt (ttr with in­ starts in the precipitous hill two miles structions tn bring the proper tools fur northwest of Berlin Falls, and right be­ the job. In a few minute* nne was pro­ side the track of the Grand Trunk Rail­ duced. and he went to work with mnr way, which nil readers know extend* tiring cblael and mallet under direction from Portland to Montreal. of the umpires, and after toiling some ten So much for tbe geological appearance nr fifteen tnintiU-a he removed a cube of of the region arouod the newly discover­ wood from the tree, of about five inches ed cave. But the wonders of the cave do in depth, which on being split open care­ not lay in the fact that It is formed of fully, three slugs firmly pressed against solid jasper, but in the fact that the long each other, with but little variation from disputed question is now settled where a line were taken therefrom, to the won the Indians of New England got tbeir der and surprise of tbe umpires. This ja»per to make their arrows, which are doubt was solved. Seth Stark’s bullets found to this day all ouer the Eastern had traversed the same line and lodged States. In Essex county, Mass., jasper together. : . . occurs mostly of a dull red color, and The huzza* and laugh were now upon the Indians made arrows of thia, but It the other ride, but the contest was ao has never been known where the jasper complete and dseirive— tbe victory so was found of this blue color, of which s<> complete—and even those whirhad lost many arrows were made hundreds of by the result, joined with the others in years, and which are now found in abun­ rendering all homage >» the excuntric dance all over New England. The oueeback wood* man. Beth was forthwith en­ tlmi.isDOw settled that they came from rolled iu. tbe ranks «»f the company, and thfo cave. though he appeared very awlt,*ard at There can be no doubt that the Indiana first in the ranks, he is last acquiring tbe fodnd this vein ofjasper, and well kouwposition and bearing of a well drii|pd sol­ lug.its value for Binis (with which to dier. The greatest difficulty be haa to strike fire) and Arrowaj they commenced, encounter to hte left handedness, while hundred* of years since, to chipidTpieoea, his crook'd eye only troubles his drill and continued the work uutij a cavern officer. . rix/y fttl ta extent was cut out oi the “Eyas fimnCalwayaappear ■‘•vea left" solid rock* of jasper, for |he sides and and “eye* right," always seem to bo “eyea top of the cave all show that it has beeu chipped <>(Tin many thmsand* of place*. IrqffiL” The Ethan Allen Guards have been That this was the work <tf tbe Indians recently mustered .iatu the service of there can ba nn doubt. Evidences of it Uncle Sam; and if they ever.l»t into an are to be aaen on every rids. In many rpgagempnlh woe to the rebel who. be­ fdaces the vein ofjssperhas been cut to comes a target f<<r Seth Stark tbe Green to intersection with the granite, and Mountain Sharp Shooter. Ibero the work suddenly stops, and there Is no place where the granite is. cut off. Id the bottom of the caye a tomahawk The power of a wife f<ir good or evil, is end Indian aia were found, and thrir ) irrestible. Homs must bo the seat of form and shape show that they jrera happiueaa,or it must bo forever unknown. used during the’ French and Indian wars, it Captain. Where the A good wife '« to a mao wisdom and bar killer gnea there I g<»ea. Never go courage, and strength and sndnranpo, A nowhere without it. You see it's a sure tired. The sharpshooters and . the, bfek- 1 bad oue is p<»nfn»ioo,, weakness, disoomwoodsman diew lots for the first fire, |fiture, .and despair. No condition • h । tiling.” •Thavr no evidence of it beyond your wbiab foil tn the former-, the first of wUun bopeleas whare the wife poMSosea word-,” mid"Ug-nfficer,*beginning to lie t-«4 bis position and iu a> peady and oesw, doviNWA, and eooooiny. > Thera i* interreslrd in the^umew hnL uncos th in­ adn.it rpapner opened the wisjMt, and no outward prosperity which can counter-1 dividual. “But I’ll put your ahnoting hi* xbot together .with the others were M act judolsnty extravagnm*'. *nd folly No spirit can long end ore bad1 skill.faxlhe test,-and if you ran make follows, according to the report of the home. three M go1?d.riK.ta,aM ihrrr sharp afoM.tera in my corps. I’ll engage to enlist you bear kilfor aud all," "Give me \ our fist fer th#t, MUtrr,” rrtarbed the raw recruit, extending his nxigh. tan brown. and freckled hand. “It vm>>rr4lhrw’ men *” J’n“r °nr^ ti’Hl (an'nut shoot Seth Stark, Hl go right H>e .will promptly attend to any bull's eye once," said a more cautious member. “Plank your money, gentlemen—I’m good for a few more jest sich wager*—hev ein all down Mister gergeant, so there can’t be no mistake." Seth's invitation was responded to by nearly half the member* of the company, nnd on figuring up the aggregate of all the stakes, it amounted tu nearly two hundred dollars, but al each successive wager the chances of his winning were •nude much' smaller as the Inst one be had ■•tferud him, required him to hit the bull’s eye twice out of three rounds, and to l>eat the antagonists. “Naow. gentlemen, I just want to mnkc one more bet. I'll bet ten dollars that I hits the bull's eye three times providing that the winner shall go over to the tav­ ern, and spend the stakes in treating the company." “rll take that wager," said the captain ot tbe Rangers, stepping forward and depositing tbe stakes, “if you win I shall not only cheerfully bisburac it in the manner you suggest, but receive you in the corps, sod furnish you with a uniform free of expence.” “Good «i your head Captain," answer­ ed Brth, “aud cf I don’t, win I’ll be roupd tomorrow and treat again " Tbe three sharpshooters suggested the idea of having rest for rifles, «e tbe range was long, sod the least variation of the aim would carry the shot wide of the mark, but Seth argued against it, and ap­ pealed u» the commander. “Y«di see. Caplin," said he, “it’s all v<rry well at a turkey shoot, but it won’t do iu the woods when the bears nod wolves are about; and I kinder guess 'twoulda’L do on the battle field, leas every suldhw could kerry ,.a. trigger as they do M the South to use ns r«Ha for their staauin irons." . r: . ' This argument prevaifod, and. ha deci­ ded that the abota should be made off hand, and that ten seconds should be al­ lowed in taking aim atWy the piece waa Wonderful Geological Dtocovwry* would be meruit, the shouting was terri- his expense. “Mount you not ae well wait until the umpiree have decided, before you begin to isrf at a faller ” said Beth. I’ve seen l and AoottehMr. Of­ a ranger to one of the target-markers, insay a terkey match decided agin the : Store Goodyear Block. “the oafect piaes will be behind it." scorers." Lot not the tear drop* tall again •' Batter gH under the bank, Bill, there “Why you don’t suppose you’ve hit For him that'* l«n thee here. is no telling where bls balls may strike,” the target but ones? asked a ranger who For Oh! thoo knoweat there'* bappin*** said another. . .. : bad a V stakitd on the rveult. In that bright and lovely spbrre. "I think tbe only safo place is in the “Mvbbe I don’t suppose so and mebbe G rise* not that th* bod aa early broken rear of the breech," said another of the I dew." From th* item on which it grow, men. ‘ 'Til go you ten to cm,”said the confi­ Ha* died on earth and gone to hcaran Almost every one of the enrps yolun- dent soldier. Brighter than drop* of dew. teered a jacose opinion In reference tn the “Take my advice and don’t you dew crooked eved. crooked formed, and olh*r- iL" said Seth. Though a vacant *«at I* by your aide. wiae crooked back-woodsman, son,® uf And bia form no more in view. . “Oh, bo! don’t dare oh 1 Can't go one which reached the ears of Seth, who, sud­ against ten 1" Though bi* beaming «ac* fa aaen no more denly facing the company, while they Nor eyea of brigbtaai boa. “Wall, yon ken pot up as many tens were at ease, said: “Perhaps as heow as you plesse, and ef I can’t kivar en, some on ye wud like to bet a sum on ’em why you oan pick up your change again.” ere three sharp shooters ?” said Seth pul­ “Try him ! try him ! he’s only corning HASTINGS ling out from bls capacious looking pock­ the brag game," said aeveral of the ran­ et, a greaay wallet, which seemed rather ger’s comrades. plethoric of bank bills, considering the “I’ll R? 'HJ-P’la on that," said the con­ coarse, seeds geer «»f the rifleman ; ‘Til fident one, and he forthwith produced lay ye anything from a sheet of ginger, sixty dollars, which'Seth covered with 0! God thy will, not ours, be done. buVthrnll HoMt be remember­ bread to a tew dollar bill, that I’ll take only Middleville. July 14. the salt out of you or your sharp shooter* ed that the odds were terribly against al a rifle shoutin', wrastlm, or regular him. inasmuch as the sourer’s report if knock down and drag emit fight,” confirmed, would of course give the stakes •‘I'll bet you a dollar that you don’t tn hi* antngonivt. hit the board once out of three tildes," “’Diat hit in the bull’s eye, remarked JUST RECEIVED said one of the men. one of the vivil umpiree, “is a magnificent “Done—I'll take that bet, and double ■hot hut how no email a alug as that green­ SETH STARK, THE CREEK MOUN­ the stake*," replied Seth, drawing forth y’s rifle carries, could make so large an n new and most complete assortment of TAIN SHARPSHOOTER. a one dollar note, and placing it in the orifice as that is a mystery to me.” DRUGS AND MEDICINES, hands of the orderly sergeant, while the “I agree with you," snid the other ci­ ranger did likewise. ; vilian. ■rfCiit mlcnlu, Paints, Oils, Cunt“Il’s n<> use lurking beaut it dm). I'm - “I’ll gn you a five that you will be bea “It is a remarkable perforation, cer­ H pheue, Burning Fluid, goiu’ to fire into the enemy. Hie Union ten at every round." said another one of tainly," added the officer, examining the TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. is in danger—Vsrmoiint is in danger, and the rangeia. hole with aertitiny, and then turning the Hardscrnhle in pnrlickler is in danger, ' “Plank your suet akin," said Seth. target around they were all struck with and I’m bound d'or to go. That's tv hat I “I’ll lay a five that you don't put a the fart that the shot of the smallest bored told the old mini,Minter Offii-er.nt.d that's single shot within the outer circle of the | rifle had really pierced much the largest what I tell you. If you won’t 'list ine bull's eye," offered a third. hole through the board. HF FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL I'll find out another ’eluting station darned “Well. I don’t mind taking that ere “See here, too," he continued, “the cor­ PURPOSES,ONLX^C bet'tew.” said Si-th producing the bank responding hole in the trunk of the tree quirk." This speech of a hard listed Green bill's. against which the counterfeit semblance TH go fifty cents you don’t hit tbe of the savage chieftan bad rested, "can Mountain boy, with a rifle in bis hand, Moura not dear Mood, thy hrataud dwrils In fairer world* oeMgh; And tb«re, Oh I ibare Ufa bonom swells With tor* that cannot dU, BLtXKS^eUtmri their positions in front uf the company although several had lust by Seth's first of Rangers to witness the apparently un­ shot. equal contest. Two men were detailed The third round resulted evee batter to stand withinsix rods on either aide of the painted Indian, to make a record of and lbs score eat brought in wuTS> we seek redress ftw l-'.Iffit --ft’rf mo-tf �ECIAL HASTINGS BANNER. 7 *WAR NRW8 Vkiafci ■•rslait, 1. HAvnre is nua, caoaxw osra onvaax, WITHOUT Gl'ILX AMD WITH FtXX PCTHFOeK. * Il la bat • aUn tlaa aiaoa II •p- vehsel nearly completed at'Riehmond, to contest onr entrance to the confederate cty. The iron-dad Arkansas, which ran the blockade of our fleet at Vicksburg, taa been able to withstand a second at­ tack from oar rams, and may yet be able to do us a vast amount of mischief.— There is understood to be several vessels -building up the Yaseo river j and it is aaid that there is a small fleet of gun­ boats at Mobile, aside froth the ten iron clads reported to have arri ved from Eng­ land. Thia latter report we regard aa a canard.tbere being too many probabilities If the rebels will reduce the against IL story to two or three boata, and wood at that, we will try to believe them. If, however, by any possibility, tbe rebels have succeeded in building, in Europe, several iron clad steamers of the descrip­ tion represented, there will be but little need for any odier direct interference open tbe blockade, an event to we do not anticipate. Nearly all our Republican exchanges which are edited by livt men, advocate a bold and energetic policy against tbe reb­ els. We believe the time is coming when the President will heed other calls than the pitiful whining! of Border State men. The following is part of a short article which we find in the Grten Moun­ tain Frteman, published At Montpelier, ( Vt; “Men are beginning to speak out,— men who have heretofore been silent, or hare only urged in general terms that the war should be prosecuted so that -rebels should be mnde to understand that it was war. We all .Iwgin to see that •this government must live whether sin very survives or not. gnd that we cannot fight through a seven years’ war that b<ith slavery and the country may remain as it was. Fire and sword must devastate tbe Southern country if it cannot be other­ wise reduced; and we have tried the “otherwiaa” about long enough—as lone as the patiewce of tbu people will stand. From every quarter of the loyal States comes now the demand that what inatrutalilies God has given into our hands, be used in putting down treason, and when lherpeople demand such a policy, it can­ not much longer be delayed.” FuaLotxms.—The war department has issued on order annulling all fur­ loughs after the 11th of August. Alu aenleea will please take aotiou and report accordingly. But as events disclose themselves, we generally think it will be all for the best —it will tend to a mure vigorous prose­ cution of the war; a prosecution nn dif­ ferent principles. The army, rank and file, are fast becoming abolitionists; or :n other words, in fayor of confiscating every beast ‘of burden that can fight us. And if any of my “trent-’ein kindly” friends will come down and stay in this army as a soldier three months. I'll bet my commissioo he’ll go back jm a negro confiscation'll. Tbe negroes of Missis­ sippi are fighting us now more tn the purpose than any white man in the field j end If you don’t believe K come and see the vital fields of enm they are tilling. The very corn we leave behind us will fight ui before three months; and elill the men who make the corn are kept in the field from morn till night and night till mum by tu. We force them to stay * there by excluding them from our lines. The South hare a vast advantage over us in this. Every white man in the South can go and bava no fears for tbe welfare of his family. Tbe negroes will plant and te&d the crops. But says 'Nome one, ain’t yoit afraid if ths army comes there vour negroes will run away ? “Nn." says the planter, “and if. they do, all I have to do Is to get a furlough, go back, visit some general and state the case, and he will send them back with a ' file uf soldiers to gnard my garden nnd * chicken coop to see that some soldier ' 8on*t pull an uninn or draw a chicken." ’• these fine mornings, that, half a dozen English ships, freighted with contraband uf war, have evaded our bkekading equadpona and-safely entered tbe rebel porta.it will be well ramugh that they should al least know the reason ofit. ' ,The Navy Departtnent has not been iii! of the increased efforts to evade the blockade which deaperation would compel the rebels to make, and Tauov* ar Rigby Out —A few days ago Gov. Yatea, of lllinuia, received a "the AtMTioin flag. and asking what oogbt jut £Jlow*: attacked at Mare's Hill, seven uiilm east ofFuluet, At noon yesterday, by Porter and G»bb. 900 strong, and alter fighting till aftcr4u’duok P. M„ tbe rebels were completely routed, with a lose uf sescaty-five to a hundred killed and wotfaded, and one taken prisoner.— G>L Guitur reports ’ *“ ' 1 and wounded, he cap guns, amunition, baggage, die. <S great profuaiun. New York, July 29. every point. But though it has Ireen Tbe Tribune has tbe following: “It is digging for three weeks st Harrison’s Landing, that blessed army of the Poto­ whispered that Gen. Halleck has sent sll mac te still in danger, and appeals to the the spades in Gen. McCltllsn’s army to navy far - protection. The navy urgvs tbe rear, and haa ordered muskets to tbe that it has its own work to do, bat the front,. At all events, there was no dig­ President overrules. And orders in ves­ ging there for the first time far aiany sels from the blockading squadrons, till wseka on the day after his visit to the today Gm-'McClellan haa accumulated Peoitisubi. “Steps are taking to bring loyal blacks iu James river, f*>r tl»e protection rd* his army, a fleet larger than the United by the hundred from the Valley of the Stalet had. at the breaking out of the vwr. Shenandoah within tbe lines of Gen.Sigel’a for blockading purposet ! If pretty sm>n army corps. Tu what military purpewea the New York Herald shall raise ita bowl they are tu be devoted is nut yet known. New York, July 30. again about the ineflfchmey of Secretary Welles, because vessels have been run­ Tbe specials are very barren. Jho ning the blockade with Impunity, tbe Timet has the following : public will know the expliinntion for It. “You may rely upon it, that a vigor When we can get able tn choose a “strat­ never before known tn the conduct <»f the egic” line of advance on Richmond that war is henceforth to mark the policy of will nut require the sacrifice of half the tbe Government. Organization .is per­ army, and the assistance of a whole fleet fect and material abundant, and sotdidrs that is imperatively demanded elsewhere, are pushed rapidly to tbeir places iu the merely tn make it safe in acting on the field. defensive till more reinforcements arrive, “Tbe statement that Lord Lyons haa we can then make nur blockade as effect­ written to n member of the Legation ive as the nwest exacting could ask.— that England would recognize the lx>gu« Wath. Cor. Cin. Gazette. Gmfederacy is cl course without founda­ tion.” Cairo, July 30. From the Pelt*. July 22. For some time back the land pirates in the service of Van Dorn have been amusing themselves by taking Union men from tbeir planlati-ma up the river, and without trial or form of law, banging them or spirting them away ftotn their homes and families. Gen. Buller <>n Sunday nigh', sent a detachment of the 20th Massachusetts to the place where these outlaws have been carrying on their bloody work, some miles up the river, with instructions tn arrest such persons as were known to sympa­ thize with Van Dorn’s murderers.— The troops acted discreetly. They mode diligent inquiry, and cune off with eight prisoners —one <>( them, a Mr. Burbanks, tbe brother-in Inw of John Sli­ dell and Gen. Beauregard. TBcm! men are now ia custody in town. Notice is or has been sent tn Van Dorn, that the persons who hang«*d the Union men must be given up; tnst two United Stales soldiers captured by the guerrillas must be given up; that all guerrilla warfare must stop elec these, and other planters uf.Louisiana, wh>> encourage the guerrilla mode of war. will be hanged in retalia­ tion. This i< just. ^“ah friSSwru?efoti*/1 The steamer Platte Valley, front Mem­ phis. Krings news of tbe capture of the diapateh-boal Sciliie Wood by the rebels, •me hundred and fifty miles above Vicks­ burg. Tbe rebels had a mnaked battery, and succeeded in bitting her steam pipe, disabling her. They took quite n numlter of prisoners and destroyed the boat. The Queen of jip, and two or three killed and wounded. several jrre*. u« <- *■- rr— shells night before last and two wounded. . r»teU ,*?«?.'• thrma.—By refcraooa Da. New York, Aug. 4. A letter to the Htrald, dated HiluiO Head, 81st, says': “The rebel ram which Wm fur a hiM t’lms been io ps»io*»* ‘»fam structiun at Savawnsh is completely armed and ready for service. AH...»c counts which omte to tur represent her as very forttitdahle. She is of light draft, . to sttend. to or. oo»ss*—-—■— -------- u will bo seco that the Doctor bus Just mtrodii«"* * ’Sua,arh Butara. “ONLY UryALLlNUt BKMIDT KNOWN.' . Destroys lastaBtly great power, and has a very heavy nrnmraenL Already the rebels are making EVERY FORM AND BPJEclES OI the necessary suundifigs preparatory t«» bringing tier down the river. Two (Kram­ ers carrying the rebel flag and engaged in the performance of this sen k*. C«i>e within range of Fort Pulaski’s guns <m Tuesday, but were compelled to retire. Admiral Dupont ia making every prepa­ ration to receive tbe monster.” Vieksbarg—The Last Ftfirt With Special dispatch to tbe Chicago Tribunt. Vicxsavao, M. ria Caiso, July W By arrangement of Gmiirmdorrs Da­ K»2 TbeM BtUeracrs destined to become vary popu- VERMIN. ic 110WARD ASSOCIATION. Pbiladel- Tax S 'the publi ' “’wTa.ell um ImoSli B-r- H«Fom> .. BrKMIOTOBBMO ‘ -winKniwiM. •f the KexuAl Omni, and «t> ... uir.- 'futtbis ®SSF NEW BaWB- tbe t.tkm is n Those praparatfoM (unlike aD elbm) an may he - -- 'Vfip-t , “* **Dr. 1 8KILLTN IlODUHTOt. ,nrf Howard A«w»cUlion. No. Mouth Miata #tmt. rt^drigkls. Pa. vis nnd Farragut, tbe attempt to take •J J jn. v* »ora esi.bh.hwl ia Jt.YaL Chy the rebel ratn Arkatiana was ret for yes­ terday morning. Cmt.’ Fnrragut did nol I ike-tn leave the Aiknn«ns hiosc, nnd fmd 4y—tbe City Steamers. Kbipa, Ac. hence roncohtrtl the attempt to take her. ------ IbeCltv Hoapilala. Alma-Ilona or THE UNITED STATES! ! At dulight tbe Benton, Cinciunnli, Louis­ CM *y----- the City Hotel^-.A,tOr -,Sn ville, Bragg and Essex weighed anchor and dropped down the liver. Just Dr. J. Dovee Dode’ J wipe rial W me Bitten alaive the punt, the Essex passed the rest of the fleet and steamed d»«u the river, while the guns and ulhvr Iwwts behind engaged tbe land batteries. ; The >t of bodily and artMsi. Ths cannonading was turriffic. Every guard !• astabliohed mental mi»<rT ariainx alt HOCRF.KEENCRH— troubled with vermin need in town seemed to hnye its gun. Thu small Mtnplainta is Mrp* _____ _ ______ atlestiao Essex closed ita porta nnd casemates nnd most trilling bodily ailment steamed «>n amid u shower of -lialls, in­ tending to run directly into the - Arkansas and garpple her. A* she beared the Arkansas >>he discharged her heavy 11Uy-AWire inch bow guns nnd rushed mi, but in the MORE GRAIN and provisions srr drslrorad smoke the cable of the Arkansas hnd •nnurilj in Groat Coaaiy bv vsrofa ths. wSrid been rot, so that she swung round, and root all who hare not used Jietn. We challenge pay tor 'iin* of ibis Rat sad laseci Klllsr.- Lantiie Ewx ran Into the shore. Fur ten tl>« world to prwli ce their equal. Tbcar Brmaa for I hr care of Wax* Sroaac**, minutes, thcu. the Essex ami AikniiMB prncral Debility,and for I'unfriug and Enriching HENRY R. COKTA were nt dure quarters, and tire phota were incessant. The Essex evidently rapidly. did much damage to her formidable op itself is of a very superior quality. being about paient. hut fnid|iig herself ummpprrted, quo* third dtronaer than other wince; warming To the People DR. J. BOVEEDODS’ Imperial Wine Bitters!! she was forced t>> drop down the liver. The Essex lost mio man killed and three Chicago, July 31. The Timet' special from Memphis, 28, wounded. She receive*! ten shots, three says : “Late advices from the South by •>f which went through her. G»pt. Por­ rebel sources are important. Ten iron ter ol tiie E*»ex feels c«ni»«iderahly cha­ duciugai clad gunboats built in Euglnnd nnd fully grined that lie wai nut mure nobly sup­ “Cnetar’a” Rat, Ruedi, dec* Extern..The Benton. Cincinnati and equipped, have arrived off Mobile harbor. ported. “C« .star ’s’* Louisville certainly indulged in the fight Three more are on the way. 'I hene o>n ry revivifying ia tbeir action. “Qtstar’a” Bed bug Exterminator. at decidedly long* time. No damage stit 'te the fleet ordered hy the Southern ~C«*tar's” THESE BITTERS Qmlrderacy, to be purchased in Europe. was done in tbe rear of the EiaeX hr•Coater's”Electric Powder for !ri-«T'- A They mount from ten tn thirty guns each, yond shooting off t|>e rscnpe pipe of the Although the Qn.en ot the and are anid to be mailed with six icch Cincinnati. west could not accmnpluih mneh.»he ru*viron. The blockade wm nin openly bv INCIHENT CONbUMPTKsN, dint <if superior strength and weight nf theless went in for her share of Ute hluwu eal Lutucs. Ipiigyation. Dyspepsia. Diaeaaea metal. Mobile is now considered open nnd got ten or docen abuts through her. tlw uerfoua HjMvtn. Farsiysta. hies, and lor She hit the Arkansas two heavy |><>ts. — CAUTION!!! To prevent tha. n.hlir all case* requiring a Tonic ' . to the world, withampie support for her 1'lie efforts, to all events, is n failure.— newly acquired power. Dr. Bods’ (flrhanrd Wlae Bitters The Arkansas lies still under the frown­ New York. July 3JL. ing guns ui Vicksburg. Fot Bore Throat, ,o coni mon anwox the Clergy The Herald"e Washington dispatch they arc truly valuable. Infamous, if Taut.—The manner in says: “It is stated <m good authority A Daanto Two Mulk Fxat.—The which the rebels trirat our men who are that when the news of the departure of greatest leal in the political wnu i* that ■i>v three mrtro iron-clad lo'ii-cinu frigates irignicsa for tor the ore Gulf unii ' of the Frte Preu.- Chieago Timet. N. Y. captives among them is exemplified by 'he of Mexico, together with several wooden | fj their inhumanity towards Gen. Prentiss. Herald, el id vmnt genut, in maintaining truly beneflcial. TIm- l-ouisville Journal is informed by n frigates and line r-f-hattle ships reached ‘ that Gen. MeClellrtir ought to be garland­ indy from Atlanta. Ga., that about three Washington. Mr. Seward wrote immedi­ ed with laurels for the brilliant vtctnrk** weeks ago, a femsld of that place, reputed ately to the French Government, and before*Richmond, at the same time that a lady, made grossly insulting remarks made strong remonstrances against the Secretary Stanton ahoiild be turned out to Gen. Prentiss, who is a prisoner there. presence in the vicinity of the United of office for the lamentable defeats before He made no reply to her, hut turned bis States of such a formidable fleet. Mr. Richmond, all referring to the Mine hat. hack upon her contemptuously. For Seward gave as the reason for his pro­ Iles. It’s funny as well aa instructive. Three Hitter, not only CURE bat PREVENT this, an Atlanta man, taking a company test that the Mexican expedition being Wholesale Agnis la New Teri City. with him, went nnd horsewhipped the of too little consequence tn justify the TntKK nr That !—The !«m>htvillu Shleffelin Bro* a A Ca. I Harrri.RiaelyA KitcLvn distinguished prisoner. Yet these same Bending ol such a tremendous nrmnmrnt B A. Fsbenstock/UuU | Bush. Gris A Robiasea. Journal, a paper which would be likely wretches howl over the “fiendisbnoas” of in American waters, the American Guv to know, aaya there hns Iwcn many an in­ Gen. Pope, whn merely proposes tn let eminent could not help thinking that it stance in which a rebel guerilla has aided rebel property holders he tbeir own pro­ is destined to act against tbe United It wpuld in consequence ask ex­ in the murder of loyal troops .stationed Worm. A Allia teeters, and to use what be wants of States. for the protectimi of his uyn property. Uali. Racket A I their supplies for the benefit of his own planations from the French Government. S army. l”''u«>ncea«c*r1 Ur. Dods’ About 12 <>’clock Inst night the reb-ls 8ao MinTAxx—A Knoxville dispatch tn the Richmond Examiner says that on opened fire from the opposite side of the the night of the 23d, a Federal cavalry river with two britterira of light artillery. company fired by mistake nn a Cmfedvr- The fire was principally directed to the ate detatchment with a flag of truce re­ mnil boat landing at the heaquartera. ol turning under n fedcral’etanrl from Cum­ Gti. Ingttll’a, and the shipping and en­ The rebel berland Gap, where It had lieen to con­ campments of Wealom. vey Federal surgeons captured at Mur- pieces were handled well, and fired with freesfoiro*, and other released prisoners. great rapidity. Four men were killed, A lieutenant was killed and six privates and some five or six wounded. Several wounded. Lieutenant Q>lonel Krogan, horses also were killed. The rebels had commanding the Federal escort, and all their «>wn way for some time, as our CapL Lyons, of Gen. Morgans staff, were troop* did n»t anticipate an attack, but severely woundedi Several Federal the 82-pounders stationed nt G»l. Ingall's soldiers were killed and several were headquarters soon silenced tbeir guns after they opened. A few of «>ur vessels wounded. were struck, but no serious damage was sustained by either of them. With this exception, nothing hns occurred worth A‘writer in tbe Grenada Appeal, who mentioning. has recently travelled through Mississip­ Washington, August 1. pi, makes the fullwnlngconfeMion: from the verv nature of the case, sible:" bsblnd some stump or tree. JeffersonKSty, Jsdy 29. Tse guiibonts 'this tnorti grped in shelling tbe shore iment has been reinforced by Licut.-€wl. Bhaffer and Maj- Caldwell’s Third Iowa down the river. >€M. Guitor uf the Nhtih Mlnawri reg-" troorae bold mariner from E bu may succeed in running the "To my sorrow, I fi.und numbers of men. and even some of nur noble South ern momen, who were discouraged, dis­ heartened. saying. “We’re whipped; and some going an far t Such is tbe nwtlmd to quell the rebel­ we’re whipped lion. This may suit anno who arc sit­ as to intimate that it wmild be beat, up«»n ting in thvir officss, wnere they only hear the whole, to submit to the Yankee rule. the booming of cannon through tbe Chi This class of croakers," cocth.ues tbe logo TVmrs, but It won't suit men one of writer, “is rapidly on the increase. Ot»r whom dare not step outside of tbe pick­ President and leading Generals are cen­ ets alone fop fear that earns one tA the sured, and ear civil and mitftary leaders protected citizens will shoot hitu from are blamed for aconmplishing what ia, impos­ How Raw SoldikmCan Fiqht.—Gd. Planted, of tbe 11th Maine, writes that raw recruits from his regiment, received at Yorktown, were in the late battles, and Sragbt like veterans. Side by aide In College Tloanltal. at Keokuk, Iowa, on Rat’■day, July 2*1. AUOUSTUB W. ATKINS, of IMb Fcat occurred parts. poured^ blown d m aca in< mrn fluid ah tween bouae. country Italian t Mak River, ■pn Tue that be ong pla -which or from was dr until n Uy sup South Thursd river s about ed him shirt. xnourn Ra Sunda are co Co of this this n -willb Philadelphia Pa. X I Robert tifewtrsker B. H. Fabenstqs^^s. J Frsoch. Micbar<ts ed b supply. PROBA TKORDBR.-STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Barty, m. DH- J. BOVEE DODS Imperial Wise TMn.it. MWij1 Bitten Louisville. Ky„ yMjMWEAK,f ■’ • ’ > :,■ ' ' * ■ PlUsUrgh, Po.. Anruet, in the y red ana sixty twc ....... B j eers, betbn purchuinc tbe cxelaahe Fibpmior, Bufhln. N. Y.. n tbe matter of tbe estate of Ebentrer Rath----. , ’ ...... or IVO nietn rnedinl practilionrrs, who pronounced valuable rvmedv n.r a:--, y । .-"ry "j —w ib. —m,.«. •PNriateA adminIstralrix£ of (if arid uid eatata. Ml.t. ' Ren*r** lotas a>Mt>nrt>*e Of 1’slent UedieiM. AT TERS. ' .Sort ■ anle *aj** Ra cityf form fa, M In all utwly settled place,, wb.r. the m vena bmU^C-------------- ------ DR. J. BOV EE DODS’ ^nnuioniiii, ’snnaj The Timet Potomao army eurrespondence, dated July 3!st, states that two saspicious rebel craft, probably the Mer rimae and Yoong America, cast anchor yesa-rdry afternoon off Turkey Bend.— Several of our guubuata were Immediate­ ly sent tn .that vicinity, the Monitor making a rcconoissance, after which, the gunboat fleet, facludmg kheGslena, MunFtnr nnd ethers, were ordered in Kne of HASTINGSv.MICH frer. ysnay .ease liaao ac.rRrKDLE, er sold xr i. *“ of «Ifort^c gtanied io toe bv tl tba NorU> It—«/.k_ St*. n__!r ;_!.r tome, auiiaui ud ktiwi rORcHiSE ONE BOTTLE I! six will r«- OD lu «•* d*J Moye’riM, fa «a rfmU inexperieoced become confident and act UU heroes. poaite Berkley’s Landing to Petersburg. —itLu. .l. i. ... j .Olpa.rwtvtiCH?, readers ‘.‘^'.7"^*'’ •“’I *“'• M- The story aboyt tbe arrival uf'tbe ten Iron-clad gunboats off mobile is dfebeliev. battle off Lighthouse Point. «® -the pub -entitle F- 1X OrvU. New Advertisements. ed in official quarters. It is presumed that the Government is not ignorant of tbe rebel movements in Europe. Prvsror tbe petitioner aUrid not br gran lid. Ann it i. furlba. «l._.__ . New York, August 2. A balloon and gunboat retxmnotsaxner above and near Powhattan, discovered nn rebels nr earthworks io that vicinity. A branch railroad has been discovered w ST^UVr “‘“YVI,111 ‘T 1 FEMALES. •** Dmed-Jaa. H.‘ Tdiiba'^i.' B0TICB8- tectkm OF THM WJtXKLY ± �It* IS S 5 IS IS ff S 13 ■lehUM Caacral Wallrwa. £ i; •a K Kj IE 8 '«.•©■"■« *61 >14 • wX r SJ -----------------------------------94 fl S 5 {? B •iC stnp lOratawHo ANNUAL TAX SALES. it? Tax Salm.—We commence. this week for this county. public*, Their official 1-5 S! the publication of the Annual Tax Sale* LANGFORD Q. BEBRT 'tinn ia not necessary until next week •previews tn which time some corrections may be mude. 1854. of thia that We speak nnne may be deceived thia week. We have to ask error* by any tbe indul­ gence of a few of our advertiser* if their ails, do not appear every week eirvpt 8 KTM ly- during the publication of these sales, and nf our readers fur a slight unavoidable curtail­ •C«WXII 1858. of.wW W ment of reading matter for a few weeks. We can assure our readers that, although very these sale* may not be 1859. Interesting to them, they art of vast interest to us. Fvatoca Storm.—A occurred nn thundtr etnrm which. Monday afternoon f..r severity, is seldom equalled in these uudjfofn»X34 160 Fnr more than an hour the rain parts, poured,and the wind blew :t perfect hurri­ cane. Awning* were scattered,chimneys blown down, fence* demolished, fruitand shade trees destroyed, and growing fruit ft# isKrf 'X of* n wWofaaXU was scattered upon the ground front such trees as withstood the tempest Grow­ ing corn wns prostrated, twisted, broken or torn out by the root*. electric fluid shivered a small The dwelling the We learn that the roads in house. are very country •X »l »dXrf«X| s tree directly be­ Hadley’s mill and bia tween •WofJ.X much obstructed by neX«fa«k । •wW.% 5 south of th* quarter post on tbe north line of ee.-tian No. nwWofneJ 33 nsXofasXJJ VtQ 1041 1049 1049 1046 1043 107> 1074 1076 1076 1077 life 1140 1141 1144 Also blank lot south of blank lot boutxfod $ ifallen limber. Max Da«»wa«o.—James Murphy, aged 27 year*. wn« drowned in the Tbomapple River, near Danini B. Pratt’s, in Irving, ■pn Tuesday of last 5 . It appears week. that he attempted to cross at an old ford- •mg place, and; either missed • w^ofn e^ 11 the ford, -which is not more than three feet deep, i>^X of lou 12A8A 1240 or from some other unaccountable cause He started to cr«»ss tbe was drowned. X*’*WX a e BK of W usfr ofaol X of » wj/t 31 n wWofnfi I 3ra» IT river anon after noon, and was not missed until near night on Wednesday ; his fam­ ily supposing he South side. was at 141 M bT Mi l rtreel. WMluugton a 'X Eastern Addition. on the work ptutejor* w| j* His body wax found on I Thursday morning, in tbe middle of the the ford river some distance below about ten feet of water. ed himself of all He leaves shirt. lb He had divest­ clothing excepting a rX«»H in his Village of Middleville. »<• wife and child 6 31 Village vf Orangeville. mourn his untimely fate. *» IS 83 i Rai*.—We had alight showers. Sunday, the first for nearly six Crops are suffering severely, and weeks. GurrtNiRTAL.—Tbe August of this Monthly ia upon our I many In of l> W<>r it a wWofssM 1» e^of.«X l» this number a new story is commenced, W -entitled, “A Merchant'* Story.” in which $ I I In the Villu above deecn "X Of • will be depicted Southern White Society, S150 BEST PIANOS. S150 •X M •X ofn.fll »X °T*>• °l and of a character of more than usual particular time. e first Monday of O, H.N. SHELDON, Count? Treasurer. s:'. M 10 Bamt Cocxtt Tru't. Omcx, Hastings. Aug. I, 106 Notice ia hereby given that in accord tbe proviaioua of tbe Statute ia such u wfil ■ ’X :«::g number table. »«c. IT Lot No. 114 sec. 20 »¥«• wV are considered en’irqlv ruined. interest at this 01 01 01 The GROVESTEEN A HALE, baviug removed to w warerooms, No. 478 BROADWAY, »red to offer tbepublic a magoifleest tercet M “Among tbe J. ed by Pines.’’ Publish­ R. Giltnnre, 532 Broadway, Radwat> RmovaTISO Rbolhht. Pertnni. inikaSntf Sort anletd a <fwr> '-i ra, • 7 Octavo Rosewood Piano, n pt of n| ofa e|T • •I cnntaluine sll taprovpmeats knows in Una coun­ try or in Europe, oranalrtingbai*, French grand action, harp pedal, full iron frame, for Bleb moulding cars, , £ Sore Hetidt, Sii* Eruption Ttyr. quick euro bq the ut of Iht i y Retold ent. Radway'* Rkmovatiro Rx»nLv*Kr re W il TO »0 E ti fcM *2? 7» *0 t 41 tames* ■18 40 18 81 *176 to *200, by the ol.l methodi the beat judge* to 8 GRt»VEBTHEN £ 10 IQ ' 1! g 1. '82 ’IS Or to get Uto* DremO, Is Bt the New Woolen Factory of a msnso». MMB. mcw 2 >: ViUK"«< Bw*.qg». hSTuU’.fiJt M T Kata* sbs*4 tbe Ibtb ofjune mxx Let those who are s;rffering tbe ml»nriew inflicted by Scrofula, SypbiluLSweling nf the gland*, Lumps in the N*ck “ a s •5 and Gnun. I Romm, and Fever 8txw. Seaid fiead—be of gnod cheer! One to \*ix bottles of the RaxovanM* Rboqlv**t nt> tu « unfortunate m to auMnrt • 1W Si the Ute ofj^uje^* auLvnrr. ■ JUmyajwb R» Wool! THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARBED, 0» HAXCTACTccan me a Good Qcautt or »0 12 r!W i.lyrf TO'TBE UNHAPPY. Wool! >30 1&) of»X -male* in tbe latter criai* of life, »nd J* the mn*l powerful invigoniDt and reju- system. J.., - ^nb ie, Mercurial, and Eruptive disorders, cur** Opthalmia and nil affections of > f . !____ I...LJ. ... Aa venant -yet discovered. Persons sufieaing from Asthma, Bron cbitn. Phtbiria, and Lung Complaint*, ^nay rely upon deriving immediate .case after taking a du*e of Rax»way'* UraoLvarr. It soothes and * be*l«, & HALE. 478BKOADWAY, NKW YORK crcpitude with vigor; extirpates every form of&k/ulous, ConceroiuMJjhpbilet' II Bl 1R >0 U W ;7, 4 ®4£ .Womb, a fen tti'-iis pi. 8. To Darxr. 1 W. Majsm BsrtsKs.MsyH.1tn. THE Advcrtiae^havtjjg been,restored �BA .Ulted, "fa Cmde-pr<>fitaWfe1t;£an com vwiree.be so mafinged, agr Io secure a. io Mm » >tre«t« bfa e»p,-ltgl twgbips nnd cpercfauidjpv to tend to -'irwfflieAfc CBMSivr oi.ru .fckeigfi-porto? ’-Pin fbe)Ltwver, with “iff km bardlturdy and'.4tH|t*u? applicatiiov o/inouled»B tu tie visritwa exigen- ceaaelMa labor and toll, aero bit daily : br**d Or arprthing more ? ' <• ;Noai air.-tba ifoan who fa incompetoot for what be undertake* will not suegaad in either of'the aGove ochipations, aod it is the same with farming. He . who would earn hie bread by farming, efid anything more, must have grounds, and must know bow to euliivate these ground*—he must know what kind of •aed fa suitable for peculiar soils—he • must khow how; tA sow, nnd when to tohnt, and what preparation fa neceemry before putting toe seed into the ground. We not only have the promise of “seed lifoe and harvest,” but' we have the as •urance «>f a crop, if the right seed fa put into tbe right ground. Let a man select a sterile piece of land.and, perhape. take the wrong kind nf manure spend fifty dollars in prepar ing an acre of ground for the reed, and be may not find a crop that will half pay him far bis UIhif and expense of prepnration ;<liut let him take a suitable piece otground, and with leM than half the labor and expenae, the crop will pay him ' 100 per cent on hia investment. It is so in every pursuit of life. In order to suc. ceed in life, n man must understand bis business, and nnisl apply himself to whatever he undertaken. Some neVer ■ucceed in anything. From the want of ■ common understanding, they fail in everything, while othera. with much less labor and hustle, succeed in whatever they wish tn pursue. In all pnibability no investment of a small nnioimt pays better, than what fa judiciously expended is farming. Every dollar rightly expendnd isgetiernlly auro to pay double, or treble. Tbe gains nrn slow, to be sure, but tbe investments are generally light. Let a man be 50 situ. ' «ted that be could advantageously u»e ♦50,000 in preparing ground for the seed and he would be more surely remunerated than he would in buying merchandise, and telling, for cash, and on lime aa busings is usually conducted. The’former is often discouraged, be­ cause of small gains. He forgets the small amount invested. Tbe average of those who live by farming in New EngIrnd, are not worth over one or two thousand dollars. How could a man with 11000 support a family in trade, with bad debts. Iimsi-k on goods purchas­ ed, dtc.. dec. 1 think, sir, from careful observation, that it will appear, that more men have become rich—I mean, what country people call rich—from farming than from any other pursuit.— A large pAtt of the farmers in New Eng. land commence poor, with a family, and work hard. How could they succeed in trade, under the same circumstances? DELTA. It is n<» uncommon thing tn see a little circle dug Around Inrgc fruit and orna­ mental trees, and a heap of mnnure ap­ plied. Perhap* this boys’ play does not hurt, but what good does it do? We might fancy the old tree looking down upon the workman with a sert of disgust nnd indignation, and saying: “What are ytiti about. Sir ? Are you thinking to benefit me by scratching nrnttno my bole? No, no,Sir* my roots are out yonder, many reel away : my thousand mouths are/ar off. open and wahins for tbe food which they cannot get so long as y<>u confine it to my sensdesu trunk." Any person can see a good illustration Wf our point, if be esnmmes the grass under an <>aii or ash, or other gmtw-feed- IT WILL MEND LEATHER IT WILL MEND OfcM. Save tbe pieces of that expensive eHtlfom bottle 1 H'WILL MRND IVflIRY. Don't threw away that broken ivory Faw,, it is r«Mtfy naateadc IT WILL MEND L’lUNA. . Tmarbasbea Chius Pupa and Haucers can uxHj‘i — Wy faFfoyd tike the ghnatin Ham­ let ? ■ Because b« is “sheiuhwti in steal.” Why it t pretty girl like a 8hiM*ate ' uiirror! Becnusu she's a good looking " ' lothrse weeks, tt f heanng. , . • jy» "SHERMAN C. Pl IN DIE. (A true ceyy.] Judge of Probate. XADIES it will mend uiSTra i» uJa i"«» •, fATK OF MTCMIQAN^ThwClrefeiCMUt for tbe County- ofAlarry; i*i Chaaasry. igkth Judicial Circuit; Suit pending ia said < st foe Court Hout*, in lire village of B«*t> in said Coustr, on th* SM day «T July. A. ids tbouaand efabt hundred and sixty two. fawner. (tenpfoinaaf, COMMtSSlO.VEE’S NOTICE. All person* tovfag elate* against tbs ■ 'JHaie of deoeaaad. are lareby notified and requested to precept ths same for effentnation and adjustment to th*undersigned Cotntnissionen.dulj appoinled ath* Probate Court for tbe county of Barry, b will meet fur auch purpose, at the office •1 Daniel Cook Esq., in tbe vitfaps of Hastings, in aaid county,on Saturday, the thirtieth May of Aupiat, and on Saturday the twenly-eernitb dav of hewtsmber. IMt. and os Saturday the seventeentb day of January. 1963. al the hour of ten o'clock, A. H-. en th* respective day* above men­ tioned. Six months from tbe “Jd dnjot Jslyitrei.. being the time limited by the Hon. Frob4<> C<rert for tbe final adjustment >>f all claim* sninst said estate. DAVID «. BttBlNSDN, I c£wwPLEIADE8 BROWN, [rfoaere. Dated, July 28, IM2, . Jy3Ut4 ..i - CHANCERY ORDER. E^arJC nxw. SdUoa. Ruudl and Inline Rtee.nl!, fajaOanU B It aatiafoctorUy appearing by affidavit on fill In thia'cause, that the above named Defendant #»nl thorough care. ■ 4 - > 1* KADWAYW READY REBOl.VXHV IS A OBBAT 1.0!K> ABD STOBAtUBBOTBT sjsas^gsssgi its use will speedily deliver the disabled swd. diseaae-elricken sufferer from A UVING DEATH, D rr will mend roitcEi.Aiii LETTER FROM DR. SALMON SKINNER­ Ko matter if that broken Pitcher did not coat bt aahUMng.ashaMmgsaffSd ia aahWia« earned. II W 1.1. MEM> 'MBA',‘1;. in mcir their operations, a»d ID “ a-T* . ----The tiraSdoacdboolAbe large though to purge. j»ut together. ........... It will Mend tfair'r, C.rnf. Luva, nnd ' faet everything i.ut M.-rit!*.1 Aontrttde temee/eJ.vnrA AidERICAS ('EMEXT permanent cure will surely foUew. ■ Tours, Ac.. Du.S. Rsorxxa. Rbdffay'a RegulsUng Pills are sold for Twsntyfive oenU per box. < eseb bpx contains thirty pillsJ by Dragguts, Mercbsnt*. and storekeepers. • HamraxA <0.*s Offiee. M Joha's street. New York. - Bt V- A. t question of the million ANSWERED. 110 00 n ^nr sated in ••t»-r» 1-ti.UL RADWAY'S READY RELIEF 1. Oit<* Bol’lr »<f Poaaeeaes auch wonderful remedial powers as to cure so mam diseases of apparent opposite pbe- AWERTCAW CEMEKT CITE. Pritv 25 Crity* pj/tyjttlv. . We reply that Badway's Ready Relief chief and moat important remedial efficacy. is evinced tu Price 25 G nts per B..ttip. Price 25 (Vntx per Bottle. the treatment of kxsch disease* and msladle*. where pain la a concomitant of the disease. Disease, like the storm, gives nemisrskabhi sign* of its sppr >ach. At Brat tbe tbreeict>ed Citfent experiences s alight disevmfert, thia is ■lowed with pain, to a greater or lea* extent, and other ayn ptom* fellow in rapid auccraalin. It ia m thia condition of the ayafartn where Rad way's Ready Relief will be found all-potent. Its adtninlstrsuun, either intenially.ar exleraaHy, as the seat of pain indicates, will arrest tbe pro<rv«s of the threatened disease, and quickly relieve tbe patient from all pain or discomfort. If people, on the fiiat indication of uneasiness or pain, either slight or severe, would take adore of Rad war's Ready Relief, not owe thousand in a Price 25 Ceul* ;><t l|t>ttl<-. Pn< >• 25 C« ui- i • • |’>- ill,-. R. t Prim- 25 Cent- j Very Liberal Reduction to Who?e-nir Buyer*. TERMS <?ANH. IdF* l’OT Ifale hr all Druggist*, and eterrkreprr* generally throughout the country. JOHNS A CRONI.BY, (Sols Manufacturer*.) TO WILLIAM STREET. liuporfant !•• Hnrtm* Ouqits, hn|Mitnnt !<■ Buildrra. IniporUtnl tn Railroad Companies. Important to Fanners. To all wJietm tki» tmiy concern and it tn erntn cvcyb'.dy. JOHNS A CIIOSLEYS D S Tkowu Af. Mt'ia, Defendeni. CEMENT ROOFING. The chcnpcal nnd aid durable Ruoffiug IT IS FIKE AND WATER PROOF la not recommended by ca, nor prescribed for ao many Tari-ties of disease aa every physician iu It e»n be applied to jruw and <m.» aonra of ike practice of medicine prescribe* Calomel. Mer­ cury, Quinine, Morphine, Opium, and Uber fa­ vorite bobya of tbe profeaaioa. It u a well known fact that in ninety caeea out of one hundred. m> matter what may be tbe name ..f tlx dUeuM or Tbia article baa been tbcroupbly IcwUd m condition of tbe patient, calomel form, tbe im­ port**! and mod active agent of tbr preacnption; York and all part* of tbe Unite*) Stair*. Car- ■» and if the aymptoma of th* niaeasc are auch a* to West Indie*, and Central ami South Au r»u». >-i build ng* of all kind*, such a* Facthua l.» •<. leave any doubt ia tbe mim| of the physician aa to arriving st * decided cuucl uaiun what to give. 01 ca. CYtvacacs, 1Uh.Road J*«r<>ia. Car-. >t><: Pvbmc BciLoixua generailv, GyaaimMi >v lw -i r> vxna, Ac.; by thr principal HriLtua-. Aa# sn'lutbena, and hs* proved t~be the ( lihAl'tsT and MGMT DURABLE foiOFISG ... u~; it is i. eyerv reapeet A FHtE. W lTF.K. W EATHLR aw! When wo tell the public that the nse of RAD- KINDS,,’l00F eo’erlng far KlfoFs UF ALL WAY-B READY RELIEF Will enr* the etek rt .. tJ# ccrtaie diaeaaca: that it will atop pain in * few r,nio M Or n\l ■inetee after its application; that tt will profit^ InUfd Stif* which combine tbe desirable prop- rthe aystem againal attack* of all malatfm*. * ■tee* a; Afa-hri^ and whieh are «... iSFSlU scknowledgrd to be po~.reaed by <• UTTA PKRCHa AND INDIA RUBBER. toeatabliah th* truth of ouratatememe. Mkaowl edged by Uiotnaeda who have proved Ha uafailNn lien! is rctjnirrd in ninkh.u appliralir<t A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. 1 nereior*. vn motion 01 rvunr « A u.«x. so­ licitor* for tbe aaid Complainant. It. ia ordered greatest at the ends of Iho mots. This that tbe as.d Defendant,Thome* M. Ihllin, erase MORTGAGE SALE. bi* appearance tn be entered in foie cause, wtfotn circle will enlarge eeery year, the roots EFAULT having been madd in the condition four month* from foe dates! this order. exhausting the nutriment of the ground And tbai in esse of bia appearance he cmbs bia of payment of an indetrturoof Mortgage exe­ as they extend. answer to tbe Oomplainanra Bill of Complafni to cuted by Joseph M. Barrett, aud bi* wife, Catha­ Now, obviously, 1 he way to treat rine Barrett, of Rutland, Burry ceentv end State be filed, and a ropy tl.ereaf to be served on tbe Complainant'* Solicitors, within twrntv days af­ such trees, and all others that ye wish t<> of Michigan, to Joaepb Sibier.of Maraball.Calboun ter service upon him of a rt«py of Comphduaata county and state aforesaid, bearing date tbe second . thrive, is io manure and till the ground dav of December, A. D. 1636, and recordcd in the aaid Bill and notice of the edtrv of order, and ft. defeoll thereof, that aaidRill b*4ak<m as Confes all over the surface of their roots, but office of tbe Register of Deed*, fur aaid evanty aed by said nonresident Defendant.,/And it is Barre, os tbe 4tb day of December, A. D. IKti, more especially'at theaxiremiries, for it of al 12 s'clock. M- In Book D. of Mortgagee,, on further ordered, that within twentr dayalhefoiafa there that they take-in the most of pages 12<> end 121 on which Mortnge there i* plainant causa a bailee of fluk order to be publfeteed in foe^Haafinra Banner,'* a puUia Mwateprt their food. This is the very best way, claimed to be due, at tbe date of tbia notice, the printed, published and circulating in aaid O>u3tr, sum of eight hundred and ninety-four and B7but the next best ia to.toanure the entire iDOUi* dollara, sad no suit or proceeding* in law- and that aaid publication be covrtiutted et least surface trf the grass above tbe mots once orineonily having been instituted for tbe reoorery onoe in each wSskfor six weeks in sucemalon, ar that be cauae a copy of thiafoder to be peraoasllv «year; the nutriment will mnch of it thereof; Notion 1* therefore hereby given that by served ou tbe aaid i-.on-resideat Deftndrtt. at least twenty day* before tbe time prescribed for find,its way down to tbe roota.—Ameri­ hia appearance. can A^riatlmnti. fterauxTfi Atxaw, Locm 8. Lovxvx, BohcitOre fix- Complainant. Circuit Judge. Material for Pickles. (A true tfopy of the original.] ■ ‘ There is n prejnSro againal ptekleq, {4-f.J . . , Attest. ,D.iflt«xia. JjM. ; , BH—p. ChuMT. pdthnps it is bmuse bonnHngschnol D girfa|.ffi sickly htte, are said to -d fa pose ofmsrrdloos'qnantitirsorUrhrrf. ' Whut- bear wttnSs of 7eri^“g*b^>'fi“ from itTw, lags ar Hastings, :oo Monday tbs 14th day «f July, tn tbs year’ one thousand eight hundred wd stay-two; proeent 8.C. Prtndle, Judge of tKisix stiuas. A.» ™ fc«i„ n.r.njra.oi «i Ui. Tbe expense bt applying ft i* bn: triffing. a* as ordinary Rouf ean Lr covered and Uoialwd /Aa It ran lie applied by any one. Are superior to all purgative or cathartic pills powders, mineral andaeidioi walers, in the treat­ ment and cure of COSTIVENES8. .. S INDIGRHTION, LIVER CQMPItAlKT. BlUQUHNEJW, _________ INFl^MATIOM OF THE 10WRLM.' ■RKVOUMEtH MELANCHOLY, DEPRESSION OP WIRlTft, ’ and when finished forma a perfectIr Fisa Pi •w^J<v,wlili an elantie body. wHda.cwraet fa fared by Haar, Lbu*nr SrauajtasuriJao of II Bente, or any external eeiWii Whatever. LIQUIl) .'I GUTTA comfort of tbe alck.- than A other mXira iXd or means suggested by lb* median] anil.oniiM, radwat's hxadt BKLigr WILL rror pAjg AKO PEHL'HA F«»r Ctmiing rxpoiW h.tBK A«a.if SES?.S5.”~" “ - r1*™* DB. ItADWAVS PILLS, ah a HcniSTirio Fuaaanra eecv, TOonucas,saATiCA, vacs »r<M JU>U. SW.A Fa. >. acus. sag. sous. l-ni-, ‘ I CEMENT Il Kinds when f’the Winter. F»r rrewrYlirast >t| BwSsralltf wbk refreme Mclal efe-p*’ aU n.^A^. s4ew wadafe. to ■ tach Ari tU>Mh end from it* S.JVJSATSWftX'! w co«»» or ix WARM WRATREHf AND NOT.WAMH UFF. CllKUNICKHBI'.MA'nsM-ASTHMA Pfcroona who taftr with Dyspepsia,•Ur«r<x>m.- in the matter of tbe estats -of Luther Hill I'.-tate cl Grurgi- W. MofoCr. ATE OF MICHIGAN. Babst Cocwtt, as. * ----- ~ Ttte Private Court, for tbs mlden *1 foe Probate Office in ings, on Tuesday the 15th day ’ DB. RAHWAY’S PHI* Estate of Lather Bill. ‘ " ? PROBATE (HditER.-W AT*OF MICHIGAN Oo*nlgC of.aarnr- •«. , >. prejudice, it fa not well founded, kiss IJraard dfaCMiiery that salt *nd vinegar will cafryorersvniething of the greenjiesa rt Stmtmcr into th«>barren. Almost any vegetable pregfrv There is nothing brt- Garble. That piece knocked out of vour Marble Mantle e. be put on aa Uiwg as ever. BILLI0U8 COMPLAINTS. fur Billions eomplaiata, tadigssUow, Dyspepsia, of Michigan, butresiilM in the Slats of California; healthy condition. ' On motion of C. H. Chase. Complainant's tMWiorUlMbre presenting thia wonderful clean.mg rereu 1- __J—_j ,k-i .k_ —u ----- -1.1—. w n,e Kurth American public.- Dr. R*swar Vs* defermined to teat it* medieal the olasa of diaearea for winch .1 I* preacribed in the Routh Atnencas Provincfe, aa it ia a feet wall known to ail ;>bv«>olugiala that KURoFULA. -LLI'ItOriY. ST PHI LIB, and it# horrible train of concomitants, prevail In the tropica! region* of lheSoutb. to a tnueb KT**I io default thereof that said bill crand more msfigbant degree than In tbs Nanh. MORTGAGE SALE. as confessed by said non resident In tact there ia scarcely a family ia anr of ths South American Province* that is free from efiuilt having bean m)kde in tbe conditions of . And A*" it fa further ordered, that within twenty Scrofula, or ita kindred dttware*. It run* tn the —1 the payment ofa certain Jnd.-ature of Mortgage “*•'* 1 complainant causa ■ notice of thia order blood Of all its people, and has become eatabliahed yj, _r iu the Hantur, * pub­ a* a coD*tituiiun«rinfinnhy. and ha* b*ffiod tbe exteufad by A Illa Jones and bl* wtft, Ehiabetb ' *•published bc Junes, of Ass’ ria. Harry county, Stale of Michl- lic" n-wspapcr, printed, publisped and circulating ekBl of thtir best pbvaiciau*. With knowledge r ,i, V »b*t aajd publication be con- of these facta Dr. Baowar »** determined to teat gau. to Horace J.Terrn, ofi iua ihc vwt City aau and niaw State •” *“‘d co»««‘y. date «•«•,>» •«& w*«k for six week* in thfRADW?rs RENOVATING RHBOLVKNT. of Nehr-Vort, bearing <f; ’- tbe sixteenth : day 2_, of . »‘nned -us-------------- > 1 succession,or that be cause a copy of this order November. in tbe year- _e of A__ bnr tLord one.1thousand eight buudre and fifv-cighL and recorded in the lobe personally a«rred on tbe aaid non-reaident which waa prepared sxpreaaly to meet the exioffice of the Register of Deeds for the county of Defendant st least twenty days before th* time gesciM of the diseases as d»reloped in the tropics. Barry aud Staler f Michigan, on the thirtieth day prescribed for hi* appearance. Large supplies were sent to Hrsril, Bncuoa Ayrea. HARMON SMITH, Of November, A. D. 185<ut book G of Mortgages, Chjli, Pent. Ktjundor, Vaniuels. BoliviOfow Oil parts 8A1.342. #43 and >M, on which sslJWort. Circuit Court Camtniaaioner.. Grenada, and to aeveral ialanda of tba Spanish C. n. Cuass, Solicitor for CumulaiuanL gags there u claimed to be due, at tbe date of this main, and was thoroughly tested by Physicians Dated, Ilnatings July M, 188*. jySO notice.'nine hundred and sixty-two and 68-1 fifths and the Priesthood, aud is now the official retne Dollars, (t9dSJib) and no proceeding* haring A true copy of Hie original, on file with me. in dr used by tbwPbrMciana, under tbe name of been instituted in law or iu equity,fsr the recov­ this cause. Attest, D. Srmxaa, Register. •4Wuttvo Benuvador de Badw^," (the Spanish ery thereof, Notice is therefore hereby given, that for Rsdway's Ready R«rsofanl.> in the treatment by virtue of tbe statute and power ol sale con­ of Scrofula. Syphilis. Ulcers Tumors, ProUpana CHANCERY ORDER. tained in said mortgage.' the premises therein Uteri, Elephantaais. Erysipelas. Rairt Anthony'a described, to wit: The north east quarter [n eV) Fire. St. Vitu's Dasrce. Fever aorea, all diseases of of asctlou number eight. (8) in township number the skin, humors iu the blood. While Swellings, one [I] n«»rth of range number acven [7] west. In Nodes, deafness, discharKae from the eyes, ears said county of Barry, and Stale .Of Michigan, ex­ aud naae, glandular swellings, dropsy, anil con­ cepting a strip of fond twenty rod* wide off from stitutional diseases. Such has been the uupartithe west aide of said land, formerly aold to Har­ lelltd suecrc* of this remedy in coring these hor­ vey Page, leaving cue hundred and forty seres rible dieeuee in the tropiee font we do not beaiute » J«Ma* A. Kftfa, Ctnpfaiuiia, included in said mortgage, wbcih will be sold, or b> promise ell lbs sufferere with scrofula sod ao much thereof as wlllpay th* demand with in Sarak Jane BTUfowM. E^itr VriUiatM, and £ R. eruptive diaeuce among 00r own people, with teeest and coats, at public auction or vendne Io speedy restoration to sound and permanent the highest biddei. at the Court Hous* in the vil- Omndler, A.linu,utra!c<c uf U, ttdaU of Itvnglat J. health. WUllamt, dtcoittd, fatndunin ’l*georllutingt, ---------------------- jjj, p|ace that brilfo( holding 1 li io superior to all known remedies in popular srrv county, and State | the Circuit Court iu said----------------J.-------------It satisfactorily appearing by affidavit on file, use as a cleanaieg syrup for of Michigan, on the sixth day P.- tn thia cause, tbst the above named defendant, E. --------------------------------------ir of September. A. n PURIFYING BLOOD. 1882, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day. R. Chandler, Adminkelrator of the cvtsle of Doug­ "Dated, Dated, May Mar SB), 1962. las J. William*, la not a residrntol thia State.but and removing fromiheakin Pimples,Tettrr.Raah H. J. PERRIN A CO.. that hah at present iu oneof tbaSoutbern Stales, and other oflensive marks, and will, iu afewdaya Jelllta Assignees of Mortgage. j On motion of Sweeaey A Allen, tbe Complainant'* Ke a pure, clear, and roseate hue of health sod uty to the face apd nails and brilliancy u. the Switzar A Allxji, Sttya. Solicitor*, it is OBtMtaan that the aaid non-resident I defendant cause hi* appearance to be entered in eyes. It ia a pure and innocent preparation, all-pow­ this cause within three month* from the date of thia order, and that in ease of his appearance he erful to <10 good, but never does injury. MORTGAGE SALE. cause hi. answer to the Complainant'a Bill to be IMPORTANT TO PARENTS. EFAULT having been made in tbe condition tiled and a copy thereof to he served on tbe Comp­ There ia no medicine in the known world, or ofraynjent of a certain Indenture of Mort­ lainant'* Solicitor*, within twenty days after ser­ physician, that hajj ever claimed the skill ol erad­ ou him of a copy of said bill, and notice of tbe : vice । gage executed bv James H. Tuxbury and hi* wife, icating from tbe*ayslem diaeasee inherited, by Hannah M. Tuxbury.of Baltimore, Barry county, entry of this order, and in default thereof, that the aaid bill be taken at confessed br the aaid and slate of Michigan, to Cyra* Mann, ot Tolland non-resident defendant. ' RESOLVENT; and we religiously declare that, if And it la further ordered, that within twentr . . Had-ay's Renovating Resolvent i* given when office of the Register of Deed* for said county of as, the complainant cause a notice of thia Die symptom* of any inherited disease are first er to bo pabliahcd in the “Hartluga Banner." ! exhibited, it will eradicate the same from the Barry, on the Sth day of December, A. D. 18*0, a public newspaper printed, published andcircu| at 6 o'clock 1’. M.. in Book K. of Mortgages, system. In tbe earlv stage* of Pthiaia or Con­ fating iu aaid county and that aaid publication be nn pare 1, nn which Mortgage there is claimed sumption. Fits, Scrofula, and in case* of sorehead, to be due at the dateofthia notice, the autn of sev­ continued at feast once in each week, fur six ulcers, tumor*, back in cough, brooqhuta.iheuae enteen hundred and nineteen dollars and twenty- weeks In succession; or that they cauae a copy of Radway'* Renovating Itsaolveat will extermin­ one cents. [<l*lV Sll.] and no proceedings iu law of thia order to be personally nerved upon the ate the transmuted disease form tbe system, and aaid non-resident defendant,'at least twenty days orrquity baring been instituted lor the recovery make (what th* parent* neglected,) a sound and before .the time prescribed for hia appearance. healthy body. thereof: . Swaaxar A Aunt, Lorrs S. Lovatx, Notice ia therefore hereby given, that by virtue CHRONIC DISEASE. . Circuit Judge. of the atatute, and a power of aale contained in Solicitor* for Complainant. Another class of disease* Unit no other medi­ (A true copy of the original.) said mortgage, the premises described therein, to cine*, or foe moat skillful nbyaieians bare rocwit: Two-third* of tbe north-east quarter, and *• * ’ Mfoat. D. Sroni, eceded In achieving, more than in nicrelv palliat­ the north half of tbe north half of the south-east Register in Chancery. ing the *uBeringa of the patient, which Radway'a Quarter of section number twvnty-niae, (2ui. aud Ready Resolvent will positively eradicate, it that the south half of tbe south-west quarter of section CHANCERY ORDER. of Chrome Disease* that have invested the av*number seventeen, [17,j all in township number tem for year*, aueb aa ebrotrte Rheumatism, Gout two (21 north of range number eight (ft) west, in TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Circuit Court for Scrofula. Lyapepaia, Syphilis, and diseaaes in­ aaid county of Burry and Stale of Michigan, two tbe County of Harry : In Chancery. duced by the infadiuoea use of calomel, merenry. hundred and eighty acres, [orsomueb thereof ss At a session of said Court held at tbe Court will satisfy said debt and interest aud costa,] will House in the Village of Healings on tbe Nth day be sold at publieauction or vendue, to.lbchiehtst of July. A. D. le«t Present, Hon. Lotti 8. Lorttx, Circuit dodge­ Henry Ftifiner, CMapUinant, irr trees. If the anil is rather poor, he '*W6nd the grass Grown and dried in 'mto-summer; and tbe' drj ness will * be .fifed aid* digestion. Wood. rr witt. iTENTr = eie* oftife, sccuft a Hvim for himself >d I&ilv 1 Gan tfeir&Unic, after merit« sKuuTna nun Ar. lb. M, r.^i.M. ..Anilin M. U Mercury, (luwiM .rA.D-r. H-11*01* djugsf RAMTArB RKGULATINR PIUS 1 S1.KF1JWS SIGHTS. “ff.tt?,—"*JU.7 F" k»r’« HEAKY.tlN AFP OtHlRI META I. ROOFS '•t 0—0 -on . rnoSt»,w< ■oor roa aattr tiaaa. -. •/..■w.iT. . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-08-13.pdf acc9de3e2d34e752f250b7d1156b0cca PDF Text Text TEMINS, 91 oo- nt~ A.nvkjj'ma sastings, barry county, high.. Wednesday, august 13, is®. ; KO.1&. toii< .T-.im •BWWeti'i W CODNTT, JUGMMUM Mills, Barry <**“ •"•*•*• OrM«” • ~7 - KOTO. ~” ‘■Atas the White MuCae ta 1833 ’ WkM-. U. » At tha trial* were, like Vysalf.only flirting, pan pu»»cr IS tempt.' “So we parted. I came homo madden­ ed, sickened.’ 1” .nd here his voice sank scribed Travel on, and -Never Mind.’ lueriof (Um b^tad. J n. H. a. BAUBV. What fa past, Is past Let aS flatting b.! Il wU) barer help tb< GREAT RIRTII Blastings’ ^nsintss girtrtoni. And ifthose who ffllcfat befriend you, Take them for tbelrreul value, Paaa them by, end “Never Mind.* GRANT 4k SPAULDING, Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG ■ ASON ALLEN, U« wiH hslp you. "N.T«r Mind.” STORE 11! EALER IN GROCERIES, provisions, pro due, fliah, butter, lard. pork, and grain of all kind- Also toys candies, etc., etc. Store In Caliieru a Block. State street, HasUnga, Mich. D SJisctllann. Roberts &, Striker, OMLT A FLIKTATIOH. JV»T RECEIVED “So there is no engagement between ynu 1" "Engagement 1 I should think not.— Why Joe, 1 am only eighteen. 1 shan’t D. C. HAWLEY, EALER in all kinds of Family Groceries, Htene and Wooden ware, and a general aslortmcnt ef Provisions, Also Notary Public. Btere, two doors east of the Hastings House, D be engaged fur the next live years. I am nut going to tiu myself down to domes­ a new and most complete assortment of tic life yet, I assure you.** "But Nettie, you are wandering from DBCGB AND HEDICINEB, the subject. I cannot think you utterly o^Chemlcals, Paints, Oils, Cam* heartless, yet 1 frankly own you pain me MO BE RTS 4c STRIKER, Holbrook's New Block, Hastings, Mich. 3 pbenc. Burning Flaid, by the dreadful spirit of coquetry which you display. 1 am sure Graham Cur­ tiss’’— "Now, Joe, don’t be tiresome, ft Is TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitor, in Chan­ only a flirtation. We dunce, ride to­ cery. Particular attention paid to Conveygether, but that is nothing. I flirt quite eaeiec, the investigation or titles to Lnnd Foreclosures of mortgagee, Ac. Will be hoppy as extensively with a dozen other gen­ r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL to attend to all calls in tbe line of their profeulon tlemen.’’ end business. PURPOSES,ONLY^S “But, Nellie,” and a very grave look Office in the Court Monee, Hastings. Mich. came over Law sun’s fine face, "Graham loves you." DANIEL COOK, "So they all du, if I am to believe their full stock of USTICE OF THE PEACE, Genera) Land and Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of "So my friend, the man I honor and (tehtaaod all other buainesa pertaining to hiaoffice. Office in Goody car” a block, up stairs. loye above all other men, la to be the! plaything of a woman’s caprice. Sister, l. HOLBROOK, be careful, you are playing a dangerous TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, game.’’ * PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; Tbe crimson blood dyed the cheeks of TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. SWEEZEY dk ALLEN. A r GROCERIES! J. R. RUSSELL. P HYSICIAN and Surgeon. store. State street. the little beauty, as she ran laughingly away from her brother, saying—"I will Also a great variety of the Office in RnaMll’a ' come fur the rest of tbe .sermon lu-raor- cuLJCxaT TXBT'jnnxHTr JOHN ROBERTS, And Cooking Extracts, (HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwelling on Broad- FOR TUB aSPBCIAJ. BXNXFIT OF TUB LADIXS. II. P. CHERRY, OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, willi s ten.) to all basinets eutrusfed to him with promptness and fidelity. Residence, Johnstown, Harry eountv. Mich. Blanks kept al ways on band. N PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. Upon oar shelves may be found all of th L. H. 8TEWART, A TTORNEY and Counselor at law. Sdiciter A. and Counselor in Chancery, Notary Public, Ar. AH busintM attended to promptly and effi­ ciently. Office No. 5, Noble s block, Battle Creek, Michigan. ______ MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES of tbe day. NEVINS, a4 Tax agent. Particular Wo would respectfully announce to the dU• ■>_ ____ —A -.-..iw that we intend <0 H. WRIGHT. *»d counselor at law, Md Solicitor and Counselor in Chancery.— Particular attention paid to the coUection of claim, and money promptly remitted. Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middleville. Rn*clal attention will be Mid to COMPOUNDBarry County, Michigan. INtfiS putting up PRESCRIPTlONfCand wy "porehwng mrfJcina. of M cm open ttorney A CJEHEAIP. y©aR CASE KNAPPEH A BCBROWS. their being ttorneys mki counsellors at law. A Solicitors in Cbsscerj Tax sad Insurance Agents. Business alt -j J '* -- -------------- -•nd fidelity. Offiee. corner Of M Kslamazoo. Michigan. ROBERTS 4 STRIKER. Hxrnires Maaca 8. 1868. J. c. Bcuowi A. .t.Ksaraa, C. PRINDLE, ROBATE, Notary Public, Gtn- twntosa a Ox^Lownox Do. al purposes, for sale by B DAMIEL STRIKER, £>joody ear's Patent Breast Pumps for^srie by IOUNTT CLERK. Notary PuHie. EGISTKR OF DEEDS, and Moten £•«»*: MANHOOD; B0<tW»F irt’HOW SMTfitD' _ . •. CoartTof thia Stxle- heart.” "Tell me nil about it.” "Il was twelve years ago when I came home from eullegc/lhal 1 first met Laura AT72“!Lw£r,ai0^ Office tath'e Coa.t'How- . . «' / ilaooluaunr ♦ .IX± dm Lt. dsbtbty ic extradtfon, came jnto a store for tbe “Why, Mr. >!««»■> did .ot Africa. They were entered on the books as regularly enlisted in the Ameri­ can navy1 for the cruise of three years, and. treatedMjuadly aod respectfully as tbe their sailora; ,^»y were dressed iu tbe same chief ad vicar. Gen. Jackson knew it wall Amarican uniform aa the sailors, and and determined that the law should. be '(except grog) wore nerved with the name put into aaaoatioo against him; not rations. stern, cynical, distrustful, and excuses against the poor mls-guided men who ,, .Que ofthane noble follows died almost herself on tbe ground that la was ‘only a followed, but against tbe chief couspira- instantly, from the bursting of a blood vesuel, while rowing in tbe harbor of Pori flirtation.’ Do not let ma see my little io'Prpya, on the Wi of July, 1858. His sister follow in her footsteps, or 1 shall cution for treason. He said that if be body wan wrapped in the American flag, lesra to hate and despise all woman had an Attorney Genera! that would-not and bo eras buried -from the ship, with kind.’’ draw an indictment, he would find one tbe same honors which would have been “J am sorry." "Nettie, Graham loves you, would that could. Things were approaching shown to a aailor. make vou his wife; has spoken of It to the crisis. Caibuun became aware of ’’ AH these things have been practiced, me. Yet. If yon cannot love him, let Jadtsun'sdetertnlnaeibn^nd sent Lcteber, and'canetloned. for years tn tbe navy, by We can­ him see now that his suit will be a vain of Kentucky, to otmfor with him on tbe Democratic admiolstrationa. one. Do not load him on,, till your air subject, and learn bir real Intentions.— not, therefore, see why there should be ' any objections to- employing negroes in is his one hope, to drive him to despair He went to the President's house. It was then already late at night. Tbe all tbe minor and menial labors connect­ at last. He is rash and impulsive and President received him with his usual ed with the army, and thus relieve our may not live down such a blow” courtesy ; bet, sir, that mild blue eye brave soldiers from such labor when pos­ which at times would fill and overflow sible The time is at hnnd when the '•Yea. dmr.” “Tell him I love him and that I am not with tears like that of a woman, was kin­ Government will see the oecesaity of em­ dled that night with an unwonted fire.— ploying all possible muns within Ita flirting.” He reasoned with him for a while, then power to strengthen its miliary arm "Yea.” paced his fluor. His indignation was and strike effective and cruifimg blo^at “And, Joe, don’t hate me." < ■ ' ' A tender, loving kite was pressed up* aroused. At times he stormed in passion the rebellion. on her forehead, and a low voice blessed towering and sublime, till rising to bls full height, his frame dilating and quiv­ her for her decision. ering, every feature glowing with the living fires within—with that oath which We have just seen a worthy ciliwn li is a very sad thing to ’have] an eye in him never seemed profane, but the to see faults.* H<»w disagreeable it is to straggle of a great soul to take bold on who went down to Suffolk, Virginia, a think of a man that is brought up to the Almighty for the strength of his pur­ few days since to see his son in the Union clean nut a dissecting hospital, and never pose, he declared to Letcher that If an­ forces stationed there, and thia was part see anything except' fragments of death other step was taken, by the Eternal he of hht experience : Sefiulk is the petty center of a strong and morbidity 1 What a training that would try Calhoun fur treason, and, if must bo which a man goes through who convicted, hang him on a galbws high as slave-holding county (Nanscmond) which lives merely to remove tbe feculent sub­ Haman’s. Letcher could not misunder­ has been for some weeks in the peaceful possession of our troops. Fifty stacks stances of life 1 And yet 1 would rather stand his purpose. He saw that he was be auch a man than one whose eye, terribly in earnest From that inter­ of g<M»d fresh hay stood in plain light, whose ear, whose every faculty, was a view he hastened to the lodgings of Cal­ but our horses were fed on hay brought trap set to catch the imperfections of houn. He had retired to bis bed. He from New York at a cost of not less than forty dollars per too. Our friend, barmen; whose soul, however dormant, al­ knocked at his bed chamber and was ad­ ways waked up when evil was spoken of, mitted. Caibuun received him sitting up who was sensitive to faults more than to in bed with bis dusk around him. Letch­ posed to go into tbe village and find sap­ His sou virtues. But this sense of imperfections er detailed all that had occurred, giving per and lodging at a tavern. of others exists in varying degrees in entire the conversation between him and stared. “Wbv, they wouldn’t give you everybody. I am sorry to say that Gen. Jackson, and describing turn as be supper and lodging there for any money. there Is an Infernal pleasure which every­ took that oath. There sat Calhoun drink­ You will have to stay tn Cambridge with body takes in dwelling upon others ing in eagerly every word, and as Letch­ me, and take such fare as we have.” So the father, having no choice, concluded to faults. It is much.resisted and control er proceeded be became pale as death led in many, and id some it is almost and shivered like an oaken leaf. Yea sir, stay. Supper was soon brought on ; it overcome: but I atxf afraid that there Calhoun, great as be wan in intellect, consisted of good bread (they were out of meat just then) and tolerable coffee, black are times and moods in which all of us quaking in his bed! And fur whatl hnve a sense of the imperfection* of men J Was it from fear I from cowardice! as your hat. "Is there no milk here 1" that stimulates us, and gratifies us. I Ah, no! It was the cunciuu*nesa of his queried the astonished father. “Plenty,” am afraid that to a certain extent all of guilt. He was the arch traitor, who, replied the son ; “but they wouldn’t iet us are pleased with the recognition of like Satan in Paradise, brought “death us have a drop to save our lives." So the father ate his bread and sipped his each other’s failings. . There are ill-na­ into the world and all our woe.” With­ tured proverbs about this, but I an; in one week bo came into the Senate and black cuffee, wondering if rebels in a afraid there are foundations for them.— voted for every section, section by sec­ region under loyal rule were ever allow* ed to bully their conquerors so before. tion of Mr. Clay’s bill, and Gen. Jackson Betchtr. And be came away wondering. was prevailed upon not to prosecute him We rejoice in the faith that this is to A mnn who has been redeemed by the for his crimes. be endured no longer. The new confisca­ I have been told, upon authority upon hl<H>d of the Bon of God should be pure. tion act and Gen. Popo’s order brings as He who isun heir of life should be holy. which I rely, that during the last days of very near the end of it. He who in attended by celestial beings, Jackson al the Hennitage, as be wus and who is s<»on—hb knows not bow slowly sinking under the ravages of con­ One Hundred Shots a flinste. sumption — that mysterious disease which •non—to be translated to heaven, should The Union Repeating Gun, sixty-five be holy. Are angels my attendants!— while It wastes the body, leaves, if pos­ of which are now with the army of tbe sible, the mind more dear and more near Then I should be pure. Are these feet soon to tread the court of heaven! Is to inspiration—be had a most remarkable Potomac, wm exhibited to day In the this tongue anon to unite with heavenly conversation with his family physician city hall park. It is a rifled arm, breach brings In praising God 1 Are these eyes and friend. While lying upon his bed loading, and has a telescopic sight. The of mine s<n»n to look on the throne of one day, and npeaking of his past admin­ barrel has a much thicker barrel than tbe eternal glory and on the ascending Re­ istration, he inquired : “Whnt set in my ordinary rifle, although the ball used is deemer! Then these feel and eyes and administration, in ynur opinion, vrill poe only one ounce in weight—tbe ordinary hiMl. fcee, tiwin, ter wh*ing vme. ITXirn and Txmptattox.—I find It to KftM l«OV. r~>'"K lk' ““Wing be moat true that the greatest tempta­ pressure her haad gave mine, that it was tion out of bell is to live without tempta­ jung ucturo —j ■ — ■ tions., If my waters should stand, they -d«P J-purf-"* J** would jnt. Faith Is tbe bettor for the Kt rone man's chest, and Nettie could bear free air and the sharp winter storm In its fsce. Grace withereth without advertdtv. Tbe devil to but God’s maaterly .Bder her Mr-'""* f fettcer, to teach as to handle our N«*Pd,<. U. ilw p«rlor. Si. Wtai it",ao’s.-^WUr/ori . ing and the rich, full nuten seemed to hang InrthgV aruond me, and 1 spoke — A newly married ooupls nffootoh- *7 Sedation MH* ? i d , Mr. President, If Cd boon had mother followed him, leaving you, a child to mv charge, I atoraly fowd Hfo. try Ina to forget the Daradlse I -bad draanv ed of aad Jost. LowrT Never can I trust agsfn as I trusted then. Where domestic hspplneas should have blessed my life, she'has thrown bitter memories ••Mrs. Holmes!" “Yes ; don’t interrupt me. I will tell you how slowly my heart woke to the sense tifjgrndual growlh-of her image in it tilfit filled it entirely. ( Parents, home, lips should be pure and huly, artd live sister, all beenrne second to the one hope for heaven.— .Albert Barnet. of mv life. I meTlfor often, we moved in the same circle In society; and at every Lrrxnart Msarr or rat Biblx.—We party I freqnentedr could dance and ehat with her. Her bemily attracted ; her do not claim for tbe Scripture* simply intellect interred; Jltr gracious man­ the honor nf having given tbe world ita letters. This they might have done, and ners iaacinated me. C**• J ‘»uol and trpa|fui; and she.let her Utile. hand left tbe fidd of literature barren, and with finger In mfoejutf turned from otheri to sfl the difficulties rtf cultivating It to-be converse with me; when As Ist'lbei1 Overcome by the tedious toil of succes­ dark e> e».-Ml of snfibcbs^dwriI thought­ sive generations. But they. open-, before fully on my fate; 1 benevdtf that the de­ ynu a ’^goodly lnnd.” everywhere fru’itfiil votion 1 lavished npoh Iter *M trader, stood, appreciated, relumed. Y ou know full ' harvest—Mountain and meadow that I am atounpaWve man, buLi oanaot and pore streams diversify and adorn its surface ; and at each step a roiaa is dis­ closed yielding as it is explored new and Who would not thr<MiWWMy MV** toy Inexhastible treasures. HARMON SMITH, /CIRCUIT COURT COM ► hriped to 'rig oat’s era* try to furjeet, but my nature revolted «t thia degradation. J tried study. My father’s death Just woke me from tbe de­ lirious agony of thought; and when my Kart, abssirbing me to tbe exclusion of be a wayforer amid such scenes. all etoa.**!,«l¥ arture hrnktaj into her Tyurneit’B doeosiin*. ►bosecdtino One long stride the brother took, and prisoning the little brunette in bis stnmg arms he look her to the sofa, and dreW her dotitn to n seal beside him. "No,” and his fsce grow sad, very sad “you shall hear my sermon lo-dny. Do you know, Nettie, why 1 am now, at thirty-five years of age, a bachelor, with lonely aching heart!’’ "Lonely, Joe !’ And Nettie, now as grave ns himself, laid her bead on her brother’s broad breist "Yes, Nettie. Even ray little sister dearly kb 1 love her, cannut fill all my station,and allowed them rad dress asAmerican salf- terity condemn with the greatest securi­ ty 1’’ The physician replied that he was unable to anawer , It might be -the re­ moval of the depoaita. "Oh w»tn s*»<i the General. “Then It mey be the spe­ cie circular.’ “Not at all.” “What wm it then 1" “I can tell you,” said he, rising in his bed, hia eye kindling up, “I can tell, you ; posterity wilt condemn me more because I was persuaded not to try and bang John C. Calhoun as a traitor than any other act ofvri^r life." We do not hear much of Queen Vic­ toria now. Since her late husband's death, she seems to have indulged In a comparatively secluded life, arid to have cherished her widowed grief in a studied absence from all public afiaifs. The Empress Eugene, of France, Ims also kepi herself remarkably in the back­ ground for some monlhs. • Every now and then, we used to hear of some mcspads of hers. Sometimes she was in­ venting a new skirt; ai^metimea .qttarraU ing with a cabinet minister^ sometimes growing restive under her husband's role, and rushing off to England, to pass a few days, rambling iacog.,.iu that country.— All these oddities sf behavior seem to have been abandoned. She remains at boms, to look after the prince imnertal, or, perchance, to look after Izitris Napo­ r**.y*s tor nousteii. -'-b <M>h. kniw. fork* "'ill. Jtesob looked I* T**} implements, and obeentiof »grain qrndlo calibre of a Minle ball. The breech of the gun receives'the balls from.the cylinder in whieh twentfy-fimr cartridges are depoeited.' By the turn­ ing of a crank the ball drops down Into the barrel when a hammer instantly strikes the cap, when the discharge takes plsce. The barrel moves upon a pivot and can .be elevated, lowered and moved around ' at' pleasure. In event of a capture tbe gun can be detached from the carriage and buroe from the field on the shoulder. Each carriage Is furnished with two barrels, so that in tbe event of nne be­ coming too warm It can be unscrewed and the reserved one attached. The ball and cartridge are placed in an Iron case, nt the end of which a percussion cap is fixed. The hammer which strikes this capreceivea its motion.from the crank. The1 rifle is irpreeented as having made one hundred and fifty shots a1 mbii bte; hundred shots can be fired with ease. At every twrn of the crank a discharge taken place. The exhibition to­ day w-as eminently successful. Twenty four shots were' fired In about fourteen boo >nds. Two of theaeguns are altached t«> Sickles’Brup2a.. .I^ey.were worked with great suttOMin (he battery In which that brigade has participated. The Gov. tntiMKl has ocd*e< an additional non­ ab<Mil t8flO. They are known ax Nugen^.improvement,—Nm York Com­ — Zte*>UlJr«to rl*k « lto <rf and Victoria and Eugene seam to have diaeovered the-flEt; al«-*tod npon It lU^ngan Cwi .1 thnosand -dollar* to Ifoi - -n™ ts»k., Son-rb. . *d,ji>ek*w waw.” ■■ • ' r. n... �Eorroft WetiMiay Manias. Awn refreshed every ljug news from the _ ~ A apSUt to the New York _^5rt,Wssh- 1 1 Washington, Aug. 4. [be fullcriririg-oriJerW’ just been is- d: ______ 1 Waa DfFAlYMnrr, WaBlngton.^ng. One fWlow tn particular • J"" few- and tbe Dr. after examining his case rm^ invigoratB ourT^HtM, and animate X^TSSSSOte inpJUvnj <th. says ; “In answer to a deputaYion orprnminent citizen* who waited on Uliwd him. Mylnt:“P-wtor»l»'[<*•"<» ^Ming but polHjr at •».. Onr r •avww*"' <•' «* r ■■ w< Do 1 «mi b» I"" ! Dr. aMtwre. - r<M. Tbe Administrationfit still for to tbe 1° rear of public sentiment, and moving leading the ,'Ami "r.Ur. U. Gw. P-'K* «•» certain lending journals take special palm to convince the Administration that they Ha Ind^d, but Ih rorUd do wh.1 he could. “But” wtf d»'aiei uoldicr. “d- I ■‘•"'I k~P ple. Tbe A dministration has inaugurated tbe policy <rf forcing white men' into tbe ranks, but refuses tn accept tbe voluntary earnest men of the country, who fight from parrioHsm rather than pay, have no .squeamishneas against permitting ue- groea to face the cannon and take their chances, also, to the fates of the battle­ field. There are some mercenary men, some to the army, and many who nerer expect tn be there, who feel great repng nance to having negroes tions «f danger. placed in posi­ They are blatant, load ing the promotion <4 • Amm of the army and Tmib- in which enlisting is progressing says: “The truth is that the people are just getting fairly aroused to appreciate the Iireaent situation. In nothing more plainy than this, is it shown bnw tbe Admin­ istrations can lead the people. An access ef vigor and determination on its part infuses tbe same spirit into tbe people.— Let tbe Administration mark out tbe path for vigorous measures, and the people will follow it. 7"Ae pooplt have hoped and waitedfor ihit moment, when they could see all the vast, and as they know irreeistable resources of the North turned against tbe rebellion.” The one line in the above, which quotation, and entirely upsets tbe favor ite theory which is attempted to be prov­ ed by the preceding sentences. truth l«, any position assumed Administration silences a few The by the brawlers, while the mass of the people are still waiting to be overtaken by the Govern­ ment; and we congratulate tbe people, that they have a few representatives the press among and otherwhere who feel constrained to admonish Old Abe to The following from the Washington correspondence of tbe 2V. F. Indtpmdenl is worthy of consideration, expressing, as we believe, much truth, it should admon­ ish ns all that the work of enlightenment with regard to the demands of the people should not cease at any half-way ground. Read the extract: “Let this be written down to the cred­ it of tbe Thirty-seventh Congress, in its second session convened—that it was for in advance of the Executive—that it was continually restrained by fears of an Executive veto—and would have made more stringent confiscation and emanci­ pation laws bad there been any b«pe of securing the President to them. If. in die end, it turns out that the mild policy will save tbe nation, then Congress has been mistaken. If, on tbe other hnhd, all is lost for want of decision of character <*f severe and prompt remedies, Mr. Lincoin will be chiefly to blame. It should be understood that Mr. Lincoln is not so much afraid himself tn lake a radical course, as be is to offend U»o many loyal men in tbe country by taking such a course. He fear* to be in advance of public sentiment, and told a party of Cntlernen, a few days since, that be beved be was now in advance of the average sentiment of the country. This is clearly a misuke; and if Mr. Lincoln would only follow his own anti-slavery instincts, rather than his fears of pro­ slavery men, be would do better than be is now doing. . Federal aide, from which it appears that Banks wta attacked on tba Oth inst. by a large fi>rce which be held in check until yhe arrival of Pope with reir.fareemMitn. Tbe battle wd at Intarval. all day. and mtn tudiscp tbaendmy off; and not in­ Tb. Dr. VERMIN .book his head agriftf ""Do I stand one chance OtafoDnr Ww*re»woW wMer, stand tion and says, “Well. I Ruew 7°” stand one chance in a rfiundred.* “Well on the defensive, and lhereforerierw'pcn- necessary to say, as a general thing, the with the other veasela. The. bauaries nt GteenviUe and Can»linc have been increased from four to etrate tbb heart of the disease and open soldiers bear hospital confinement a ith a vain that would ble^d . Rebellion Aug. 6. Gen. Wadsworth, by direction nf the War Department, arrested tbe editors of tbe Patriot and Union, charged with issuing treasonable posters, calculated U> retard and embarrass recruiting. The whole party left for Washington this to trenonn ider. oo Tbsrarey, »• iwatj-m evening. Washtboton, Aug. 6. hands of the while destroyer, these have not been in tbe habit of visiting “Michigan Soldisr’a Relief them.; And New England, that they -. .I_ ~~~«U " - Amt QctoKisahe CoMPAXT -eld and otbe leave la/ tV Al (fo&J Ofrtfflk ■! gii w- ' Tbarwtay. «mr streets n of their frien CHANCERY MtB. TOY-' adj xfternoau th QTATE OF MICHIGAN.—TheCirreilCourt for gwsting HOOSF.KEF.PBR>*-torabM with vert. Captain. Par LirotMM wounded of that State. They have ceived hero the last month, from es of goods, and several hundred ,W*b. M rriU several war MURE GRAIN rad prori»ioa»’ are dreire.’-^ annsalty Io Great County by rennin, that. for lun. of thia Rat and Inaoct Miner. A J fkmU. re­ differ­ ent sources in the State, forty eight box­ Lieutenant. N ptmraoeAAMl br virtns of • dveree of »b« Cfrcoit Cowrt for ib« cxraniy of Jtarry. m Chascerv. mads on tte fosrtsenth 1 l4th] day «£ Wy. I Association,” here, and the une in Michi public auction or vi _. ik. 4 in money, which, under the suspires ‘7 <■’ Lathrop t2. judiciously among the Michigan soldiers east,’ makin Many little delicariea are also rter poet being thirty-It e, and kinds. Currant and Grape Wines, put up and sent on ing out treasure and money, to fit out generous frienda who are left behind the men who are wanted by Government the hrave boys nnw by kind hearted r Maple Gro Office—are distributed abuse in such immeasured terms, is pour, tHsA-w L. Mndge <« Hon, J. M. Edmunds, Commissioner of sent on such as jellies of different have a few n From the m of the President of the association here—the the Gen" Land tbe county d brought nut dollars &C., &c. tion. • gtn, have'done much for the sick and tionism are o/raid to run the loosing a few “niggers” to save the na­ sffiirting4e t than is generally supposed by those who who may want fur shirts, drawers, socks, risk -of am Mtinct. much patience and courage, nnd every thing is attended to with"far greater care great advisers and denouncers of Aboli­ Ext. rrt* tint.*. Impbovbm Bed bug ExteroiiunHo. •ide and cro women, and our streets by notice a cro »>lid timbe ne. north of rance HARMON SMITH. engaged in protect­ Tbe Union meeting at the Capitol was an immense affair. A number of the most dislinguised men spoke. President Lincoln made a abort sbeech, principally in justification of the Secretary of War, now. without any Wo must put down this rebellion now. in opening boxes, to see marked on taking npoti himself (Lincoln) the refrponsibilitly of the acts for which the Secretary of War had been blamed. or it will put us down. outside of some little package a soldier’s to lie ««n fir name, Co. and Regiment, and who ing. New York, Aug. 0. The Commercial states that an import­ ant secret expedition, consisting of one little steamer and a few picked men. hue left one of our nnvnl depots, and will be beard of in a few days. A special to the Poti says: “Reports from Gen. Pope’s beadquarters state that the rebels am concentrating their forces at Gordons ville, with an evident iulen hesitation. Comment ing tbe nation against traitors. Many is unnecessary to a reasonable mind.— times have 1 seen the gener6us tear, drop out.— from the eyes of those who are engaged Old Fngyistn. I hope, measures will do. is played No half-way Every' thinking man sees it. and tbe old world sees it, If wb prolong thia war much longer, quibbling it. ment. must be terribly The next campaign effective and abort.— Then comes a package of choice Then some good mother has sent a tin ru^h in to fill up the ranks and be impa­ senda •ometlnng useful for ber sMdier tient to march. brother, of whom she' loves to think of as [From tbe Cia. Free Nation, Dee. 21,1861.] the bravest of nil. Da. Rodack’i Bitter*.—By reference And be auured friends Who can see *• these are fighting for ita preservation. home, who so nobly contribute to their pital. they have landed at Aquia Memphis, Aug. fl. Col. Horey’s Regiment is 23 miles soutb of Helena. In a skirmish, six miles below, Inst Saturday, they lost <>ne killed, and une wounded; several rebels were killed. It is reported that a fight took place on Sunday between two companies of Fed- erals, acting as. escort to a pn»vision train of 60 wagnna,aad a. large body <‘f Texan rangers and cavalry, al the mouth of St. Ann’s River. The former were dispers­ ed and many captured, and the 1 wagons were destroy«. The same day, 00 Federal*, 15 miles above Helena, were surprised and all killed or captured, ex­ cept two. Swcb will be the order of relief. to an end. - » ■ Gen. Burnside’s command is moving and il ls reported here this morning, that Creek, and or, end the people with new hope. To Dootnj-------- Mmba h> Fun, Cluilm, Pnrticulate not given. The State Aqucdltdbal Fair The hospitals here, are now getting vs- will be bold at Detroit, September 23d, 24th, web. and atth. u , , Louisville, Kt .,. Fowls. To Dttlrog-------- Insects on Animals. Ac. To bottrog-------- Every form and species ofVermin. extermination of all kindt and tpoein of ious to return. While others prood of the sacrifice of Hmbe In defence of their country have gone home u> be gratefully Gen. Hooker remained at Malvern Hill until 12o’d<»ck Wednesday night, have sacrificed 00 much to protect. when he fell back to bls encampment, leaving strong guards nt HlxauHs. The rebels moved down from Richmond on three rosds, concentrating their forces near Malvern. They tbongbtmir whole army was moving towards Richmond, when our movement whs'merely a re connoisance in force. ' ' The gunboat Southfield, which has been aground for some days, shore City Pbfat, waa'^ Never was there a country, probably, that in time of war or peaci, ever made < Indtmati. Pitialiurghi l*« Buffalo. N. ¥.. Fermin. Mrs. FRAMCK8 H. BURDICK, of Rettaai Feverishne nlonit th* Rxadt Rk Will'quick GT Bee “CostgrV’ adrertl-sremto In this paper for the destrweriow nd nttrr are now, to be glven.tfp"again. The rti verae J^fi.qe Bichm^ii ’anly' . fires tlleir more anx­ if. wkta th Rea terrd, the way’s Chicago. Ill &c., dec. To Drtiroy-------- Mosquitoes and Firas. tie churthss flltid Up for tbe wonoded, PatriwtUm, aod makes them WH “d Ta at Allegan, Sept.' 8th. destroyed by our fleet on tbe Mississippi. of bountiful hands of the Government they tySold in Hastikgs, '!' I M>cb., by Rosxsts & Sraixn, And by the Drug­ New Advertisements. PKOBATt GArDKJL-NrATKOF MICHIGAN uXPraUi.tfourt for U» Cowntv sf Barry, bo Idea al tbe ProbaU Otte*, ta Gw vlf- gists, Grocery and Storekeepers generally. Wool! Wool! TBE PUCE TO GET WOOL CABDED, On HivrrirvnwM. -- * ..... such complete proviahms for the wounded this, for tbe hist' rix months. many EW SOLD BY Althoogh improvements can and made for'lBe hHt "elf" month*. will be Yet a parson visiting them.cannot help being about tbs Uih of JnoTnext •»wv— .ba0Yat iftWltp ireattnMf <n ittent if .JTWwi Heated for the comfort of the padenta, -by of Fevrrs man beedroe nMldiab and fretful, h? our hospitals here. Vet rwt to such an moot k^t^chaUMt^ U^a-Suwdio- Teachers In­ 1st, and “The pa use to grum ■what we m ju»l what T^idhe^A If people lion, cum would be f There is n lignsnt, m irertleement. be held al Battle Creek, Virginia” will be inspired with new vig­ Friday, Aug. 8. flor­ stitutes will commencing op Monday Sept. With two such com/nanders who have been wo well-'tricki, tbe “Army Headquarter Army of the Potrnnac. in a abort distance. From a circular received, we learn that a session of tbe State “Draftin of militar eubjeetM as ambition ; rtfonrifar A TYihwae A » reiirieiekit, r», G------------------------- The Rzbzl bam Ajulamsss has been received and ever bon<>red,by their friends sod neigbbnnLamfto bcTrftwarded by the efo are rei conaidcral Yours, die., to .co^pperate with Gen. will proceed Pope. hearts at It such a p<»licy the war will speedily .camo Wheeler A Hart. Jamee.R. Aapu.« Moran < Allen. Hall. Ruckel ft C God bless the brave soldiers in the be allowed to go hungry where provis­ under . Yerk (H> I Barrel.RiartrA ti.>. nation are eniiated in behalf <>( those who if carried at all, and our boys must not must be so now, to succeed ; and Shlrffain Bra*. A Co sympathies of a great knowing that the AU Warn,hit Dacecim io lh» l»it, . Whelesaie Agcais !■ New things without field and douhly bless the kind m arch, if we rend the signs gyighL -*Tbe AAa SPECIAL NOTICES aister formation irotn Richmond, that tbnentire rebel army never exceeded 350,000 ef­ fectives (mm the Potomac to the Rio Grande. l*hc forces about Richmond reach, at the highest, but 120,000 men, of whom 00,000 were on the Peninsula during the memorable seven days, and of whom 60.000 were used aguinst vur Banks and exposed points. Tbe rebel loss was 28.000 killed and wounded.— I.m Ivinn a -nA v..f hrw. ions abonnd. the work o can of cakes made at home by her own hands for her dear boy. at tbe North, that it the word, and now tion to attack Pope. Several Governors nf tbe loyal Stales, come on. including Gov. Buckingham of Connecti­ JJen. Pope's mew 4sel in high spirits and cut, are here in consultation with the (nil of hope, now their lives are to be' President, in relation to the new order active, and their guns kept hright,Sh»vels for drafting. The Pott professes tn have reliable in­ nnd spades must l*e carried by niggera, the night, a a knob on off h»rn. and when they left home. . oxen, or fc^TT’2 found will be libemlh n.----------Maple Grave. Asf.a, 1MX. Geo. N. Xouut Let 'hat be-lhe word, and our boys will A loved Only was saved. good” for another name, Co. and Regi tobacco for some lover of the weed.— end to our hopes. House And then another marked “something put a stop to our sehsallveneM. and an and State S the upon delicate points, intervention will we set it manifested more or less in suits are on. chaneu m My I” Tbe Essex and Sum tar are is company we have itaHosed, contains the truth ol the • {■ ' Destroys instantly EVERY FORM ANDAFEtl then, doctor.”-said be, “go in lihn 4—W and of preventing the ramfinaliun andr Wickliffe hits la bo rot/ all^firmfgh' the last on that tea chance." Tbe Dr. did “go appointment to the military service of ( aessh'iq of Congress' t'qjjct the army lim­ incompetent and unworthy officers. The in on that one chance" and cured him up. Regulations will alto provide Aw ridding ited to a certain number of men. but it so be is able to W about again and says tbe service of such incompetent persons was no go. Although many were wilt­ he is going tn try those Richmond chap* as now bold commissions. ing t* follow in thepweksofthe defamere once more in a few days. » “By the President.' ■ • -'t of the north In^qi^ress,'yet\,‘fpr greatI could give you many instances i»f deE. M. BTAirrffN.’Seoretsry <*f-WarA*’ wpBMfber saw"what,the thing tnganforterminaliort and bravery that have saved From ths Mew^hia Unkrn of Aug. J. | They raw. ft hat thby wanted, to fetter the lives of many in jyur hospitals under lower fleet, under Commodore Farragut, lias gone baek tafiew Qrleins. Government so it could only opperate my own observation here. But it Is only Harrisbvrd, Tira Detroit AommiKB m’ ' — in a hundred. Itoaa. doctor 1" The doctor rear. ( Grtrhrntrtdnt wees 1^ imd ntfl ^q- looked at’Mm a mfaute. and tbongbt of gl« .n'nj, ij • bls patient’s rfraaq1ution_and determina­ death, by letting their niggers run away. sixteen guns. mouthed ranters against negro equality Wickliffe Commodore Davis • begins to look But all th*t; has blown over. and would rather that scores of tbeh sober. He never coaid be punvinced, it drCo. have since inode their speeches in white brothers should be swept down by is said, that the Arkansas was very form­ fn'dmna and have shown their true semirebel cannon, than that one rebel mas- idable, till she made her way so gallanU menta to the people. By their speeches ly from,the Yazoo to Vicksburg. ster’s slave should faH by the same agen­ Tbe upper fleet is now at Helena.— we infer that men in the North whose cy. Men of this dass are not proverbial What move will be made next, tbe pub­ sentiments differ from theirs, should be for modesty • they thunder their views lic will know when it is made. hung by the side of traitors, who have The Arkansas has command nf the taken up arms, and are fighting and kill­ into the ears of the executive, while the Albany Evening Journal, New Yorh river between lldena and New Orleans. ing and destroying for the purpose of How much and how long they may annnv World. Detroit Tribunt and others of us, remains to be seen. but it as high Hotting our Government from existence. their kind, instead of boldly advocating lime she were put out of tbe way. Have Yet these vile abolition'sts are givingthelr the views of the people, are waiting to be we not officers and scarucn, nnd vessels money by U10 thousand* to men who will led by the Adm mi strati on. to do tbe work 1 enlist to defend the Union against the vxz, in speaking of tbe great energy 1_ ■ the rebels in frtma and none be left In tbe are more intent upon following the Exec­ utive than upon understanding tbe peo­ CHSSCXET'bALE- “*11 *”P if10 Uh G»U cnou. B.W. Am— ’ Th. «>ld him feta eb*n<*i Kr ftUlof, Instead of state will also be made, up by a spCeisI people, follows in, the for dratt frtKn the inUi»ia;-3iYw8edrsUry..A»r War will establish regulations fur.this term thereof. of their brave friends in the field; and onoe �». “ 5 r. t»: d» 2 « ll? m ■*>w***i*****<**A<wK< 11 >07 iin oaeW *» _ -01 1<J|; DI 90 ? Of. H B ?HR*m ? IB U 96 I to 46 U • 2awj<*| ta <38 84 8 Bl tf I AMrtp Urod. wife aawaife./44 I WB 8 IfiT; ANNUAL TAX 8ALBB 8 15 2 •X«f»«X ■••X 2 i CnnA Danwwm.^-A little boy shout two yremold, ehikt nf Lieut. Gao. P. Bakbh, pcaidea tally fell into n bareel nf IANQFORD G. BERRY, •dsv forenoon, and Worn diwoverad life wan extinet. •S B 812 a 8 80 to 9 79 •8 8 » ’?> ■•MS & sw^ofseX^ W0,t??w nr*. 1855. This accifaut is peculiarly 6111 afflicting t* the bereaved mother, as Mr. linker is absent in the army., G.mpaxt Fvll.—The volunteer com­ except 2 icrw ly- ud » »X .xe.pt w K pany being recruited for by ll O. Fitzger­ 1858. ald and others is mnre than full and will leave for the ’Ihursday. rendezvous $ st Inna, on otir streets as nil the soldiery and of their friendu were in the afteroonu ths Company elected its officer, drtignsting Aaron Durfee O. L. •sKofasK n to wm fully attended j and .* J»P TownS North of ut.? Wc*L 1 47 18 90 of n w W fl wptufSXl of new > • nptofaeJX < which brought nut lite patriotism of the people. Fmm the minutes before us 4c lenrn that L. Mudge offered tn give t8 extra boun­ »X of o ex 25 a wMofsikto nwWof texts 15 M 57 »3 11 to ..n ii of a wV f 17 wsf:?!? «X «>7n eX 29 n wWofoeXa 40 ty t<» eacl^ volunteer frnjn Gutleton and Maple Grove. J. Badcnck, I <3. M. J. Ijohmp 42. and several otbera fifty cents .'•ch. making an extra bounVy of about 410 to each rrermt; I -------------- iMraovKMRXTs. in the shape of new to tbe place of beginning, 19 • 40 Anv-ng them, •X ofs eX •X of u»| DWX of t>X of n »X n eV of ■ eV •’XofseX *>Xof»«X awXofn *X '.^•5*22 •X rfi«.¥‘ Hide and cross-walks, have bean made nn «mr streets of late. we notice a cross-walk suhalantirilly built ot solid timber, at the Junction inf Jefferson -SI 320 Bvrnkd.—*The small frame •X wWor.wK M 00 4 74 T Village of Orangeville. M 90 :&"* !• ■X ia no • wfli nwfl| •f nwX tXof Tribune Aug. 6. a e «i of a eX » ■ efcofa.eX 84 •L^t: WHY ARE WE SICK 1 40 40 160 If people would exercise a little - can. tion. ( combined with judgment, there •fl « nX»f»*X e pl of a rf 22 77 2 27 10 02 1 <0 B 79 97 64 90 7 6150 BEST PIANOS. 8150 •& I «!£••* fi 78 10 24 1 M tl VO 12 W 90 29 79 K«-T -n.X 8 15 Bl 9 18 91 ,u.u i y 100 • W flX W -Y3 ‘47 I I 15 17 1 51 n wX M ■ 40 ..Cofnw^M 40 » IM M •xa».x 60 90 twk . - » Ito 7 Octave Rosewood Piano, •OlOH «17« to 8200, a a* 4 u6 6 42 8 57 10 io ■J£;..ASSs2 M 85 90 10 74 j nA •f-*K }• W 71 « » •£ W 31 87 -X H" M 160 40 160 160 <¥“*?!! II H a.lWirf 3MH « J2 2 S.t to W»1 It £« « 2 t? wU of • ex & u&M-.SXlB 80 40 x * IE w pl ofepi , ofoXofaall 37 aei 81 n w«i 31 wX^faM 3* R Pa«e, of Miam^pi’ in Mi. report to lbe Mediae! Sodrty ‘»f To Comnnapllvca. Oil 10 ra the swan* of cure.. To all who desire it. Village of Bastings. Fl s ■18 ’ ? f IS Ae. -JUjjjy rf. Hris Tjrswi i8 to 80 84 12 99 90 4 dt 61 30 7 68 my2l-8m 111 15 ■ft-wgrjs' n to 9». It >17 to 31 74 8 17 to “ »’ : s 5 7 70 Ui HZ io afolSl _ _ £ s ts ssis r5r^TB«’C ;s U41WII ... I1 “TlltiSMSheiWi Kisvt amsar.Nw lark. 44. COUNTY ACCOUNTS. ■2'» » Jfi 111 SM'S t to » to a or -< •>:'■ ■ . - S‘S <WT.»— F.T»r. ■■•'• The onlr object of the advertiser iri wendin; spread Uformaxion abiob be, conceives fo bo in­ valuable’ apd ha bopha every aoFerer trih try hia remedy, an KwQlcoat them ttttMtig, sad may 8 *15’MS 4T8 BROADWAY, NEW YORK THE Advertiser bn«ing been restored ilSIi aide aoo' a a Louisiana, iw regard t«» tbe most efficient trentmaotoef,Y«4k>w, Typhoid, and intar- JeUmS AS 43 as 1M 160 419 5 91 110 BU.WI.UI", OMU — ' — — - ...I w them with any other manufactured in Clila country. GROVESTEEN & tlALE. 61 st. a 61 66 31 11 North of Rang. 90 9 45 I sing#X «f ,»X 00 6 12' n • RAirrAT*«rBRA»YrB«WEr AS A to 19 19 fe to •*ph 1 until the disease becomes entrenched A»ithlnJy‘oi.r a t Mem before resorting to upon । bnapit 8160 CASH, Rich moulding cates, and to »Uud better IhaaaMARid for |fOO or bv Iba old method* of tu«uuucli;r». Wc invito electric power nf health, V to snccewr- aisad, no serious illness will occur. 5 01 a n hboid-Fever, Ague. Pneumonia. Bilious Fever. Cholera, Small Pox. Scarlet Fe- jai? Trim nit A*MT.m£Wb«n- pain !» »• r-rieneed, Ra^wa^s Rxady Rztier is containing al! itnpravcuicnta known In tins coun­ try or in Europe, over-itruSt bas., French grand action, harp pedal, full irou tramv, for 1.H /{ in<-»s prevented. There is n<> occasion for the prevnlenca of Yellow Fever. ,Ty- i<gHbaH<*n of jMin. discomf«»rt, or uneawi toys. Fai>wat‘s Ready . Eausr ia used GROVESTKES A HALE, having removed ta their new warerooma. No. 478 BROADWAY, *e|ofsef 7 opt of n| ©fae|7 IfrArrr Rxtncp ia used, these ermptums will quickly disappear, and a aariotM ill- •at. die., for Ihetw disease* give fiiir warn ing‘nF their apphuich, nnd if on the fir*’ Rutiuga. Aug. I. 186J. f Notice ia hereby riven tbal in neccrdance with tbe proriaion* of die StatufcTn auch case undo and provided 1 do hereby daaiguote and adect the office of tbe County Treasurer at the Court llouae in the Village of Hasting* as the piece where the above deaenbed Landa will be »old io accordance with the above aoacilicatiou*. Sale to commence at 9 o’clock, A. II., on the fir.t Mondav of Oc­ tober, next H. X. HMEI.liON, wWofwX use to grumble ahoutdt. The present is ■what we must attend to, and the draft is Ffvcrishneaa,'Pain In the-Joints, Back, iilong tf»e Spine. Lags. Ate., if, Radwat’b »■ 9' 9 01 U1 01 Village of Middleville. ‘•Drafting may be a fitting resort ■ if military despots, who use their NuhjeetM as the reluctant texis of their ambition; hut it will lie a [humiliating resort for Abraham Liiccour.-—Adv. and would be fur less sickness among us.— There is no disease either simple or ma­ lignant. ■ malarious or otherwise, but gives due warning nf its appr<»ach ; and if. • hen tbhte signs are exhibited. Rad­ way’s Rkady Rklixt is /reefy adminittrred, the threatened disease will be sueressftrtly reprised. If seized with Head Eastern Addition. t • he work of an incendiary. It agton street. 2 02 SO 71 M Town 3 North of Range 7 Weak n wX 2 40 2 to M a wX » 4° 4 49 48I 8 150 19 97 1 9S I The family were absent fur the night, and it is thought tbe fire was “The past is irrevocable.' ll 97 1 19 usfrofn.l Xofn wXl 31 n w wV of " n fl ?. Xof “!I .. Only a small pnrt of the furniture 90 11 02 1084 uS 1043 IMS 1044 IMS 1573 1«T74 1076 1076 ion 113V 80 03 i SV 1140 1141 80 ' 01 90 1144 Also blank lot south of Usuk lot bounded I north by Court street e bv Mill propertv, » foj ------- Blank lot between I 100 80 160 to l»e «>n fin* at about 11 o’clock last even­ was saved. 8 s 9 I” 11 11 13 18 9 ?«• 92 7 2S 78 11 11 1 11 dwelling of Nelson Rich was discovered ing. i .wm swx » >»l< of a wX 2< nnd Stale Streets. Hocsk 9C' -1 5f2!< 9 95 We have a few notes from nee 41 Castleton which s 01 01 01 01 0! 0! 01 01 01 01 uad l-sth ora .X several war meetings in various parts of the county during tbe past week. n wXofa»X>4 of.»K 23 1st Fitzgerald 2d :;s 'i ^7^:: »,K.; of Baltimow Captain, Perry Chance of Castleton, l.ieuum«Bt,-:aad 1850. many In town. 11 11 11 fi ?5 Monday was s lively day In n r n » . a s i ii nt �gnraltiral firms. all^ 1; Geaw away—-(Norway) prob- JI W..B«tcri latest arrival b of. uniform tenor, odd, vet weather has retarded t DteMltakMb >•** tixm to ft Tftry eari(ifaa Md then will bo btri COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ter, and private kltera received here (Yom Germany report that tbe. iDcesxant rains and the buck war n.iluiy sppotmed “LOW PRICES” wheat. The Vienna correspondent at the London Timet furnishes Um fallowing kdditHMud evidence of tbe general failure: of r.r;;i:i rialog in all Austrian empire, u the weather is very unfavorable. The corn GKANT& SPAULDING —W-* DB. J. flOYEE BODS Imperial Wine Bitters!! and Esiriruinc SHERMAN C. PRINDLE, Jndpe of Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. tria.” We hare already exported large amounts of breadstuff's to Europe to sup­ ply the want hich begins t*» be fell, and the demand abroad fi«r our supplies is likely to increase rapidly. There can be no war with Europe str long as Eu­ rope must be fed from oojr surplus, even were there no questions of policy or cost to enter Into the calculation of chances. Moreover, the steady drain of gold must be arrested by tbe growing call for bread­ stuff*, and we shall have our specie re- CHANCERY ORDER. ■.X‘. aaid tn< north-eait quarter, and —•I. V-1Z ____ .. .. . . The editor of the New England Farm­ er nnyn he has practiced the fallowing plan for summer feeding of pigs fur many years, and finds it to be an excellent one. “A few rods of grass plat convenient to the pen is reserved for thia purpose, and is manured by the weekly suds from the wash room. Commencing at one side of tbe plat, a large basket of the thick, short grass is tnuwed each morn­ ing, while the dew is on, and a part giv­ en to the awine at each feeding three times a day. By tbe time the last por­ tion of the grass is cut, tbe first is ready to cut again, and in this way the ground ia mowed over many times during the summer, while the grass is kept short, nnd thick, tender, and sweet. Il keeps tbe hogs in a healthy growing condition —they are fed with as much ns they will eat every day. and little additional food h needed besides slope from the kitchen.’ number seventeen. (IT.) all in township number two (2) north of range number eight (8) west, in aaid county of Barry and State of Michigan, two hundred and eighty acres, [or so much thereof as will .stlafy ssid debt and intereat and costa,] will be sold al publio auction or vendue, to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door ofthe Court House, lor saiactmntv.on naturnay trie aixin oar or Bel tetnber, s.w. 1862. al one o'clock, p.u. of that da' Dated. Nay SO, ISrt. CYRUS MANN. JelltlJ Mortgagee. 8wbsut A Alux, Attys. ‘■R. nr OUR LIKE OF TRADE? liebigaa, oo the thirtieth day Ofokln book G of Mortgages, .nd 314, on which mid Mort­ on pages841.M2. gage there ia claimed lobe Awe,attbedate of thia notice, nine hundred and aixty-two andsB-lOOtha DuBara. (»9et,>W) aad no proceedings haring been instituted in law or in equityjor lhe racer-, of NMdngvn.butreaiAea tbsHtete of California ery thereof. Notice ia therefore hereby given, that Onmotnu ofC. H. Ghaae, Complainant's kfoliritor by virtue of tbe statute and power of sale con­ it is ordered that tbs aaid non• resident Defendant, tained in aaid mortgage, tbe premises therein described, to wiu Tbe north-east quarter [nett] of section number right, (8) in township number cm [1] north of range number seven [7[ west, in said county of Barty, and State of Michigan, oxceptiag a strip of land twenty rod* wide off from »a ■■ - * — i-i. ..u 1. —.1 ■ __,_„u D ened by this proceeding. marble. rr WILL MEND PORCELAIN hdbot bundrad and *lxlytwo. points, and is, in fact, the flower cup nnd the unripe seed vessel. Ail these parts may be distinctly shown, if a few leaves Are soaked a short lime in hot waler, and readily unroll. The smell of doves is very strongand aromatic, but not un­ i page I, on which Mortgage th pleasant. Their taste and smell depend be due at the date of thta notice, I upen the quantity of oil they contain.— Sometimes tbe oil is separated from the oreqnity having been instituted far tbe recovery cloves before they are sold, and the odor thereof. and taste in consequence is much weak­ Come and See!! THESE DITTF.R8 It will Mend B»-ne, Oind. Lava, and in feet evwrytb-n* hut Mtrtak. Will let saly Care;-kut Prevent Dtsense, y* end in Hiia respect are doubly valuable to the WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT curm- INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, FROM itia further ordered, that within twenty ■?Tisti Wa^t Lungs, Indigeatiea,. Dyspepsia, Diseases of tbe nervous S; stem. Paraljais, Plica, and for all cases iwqutriug wTenic Br. Ms’ Celebaried Wiwf BiUen lew am truly valuable. For tbe aged and infirm, and for persons sf a eak constitution—for MiaUfora of tbayGoapel, aw rem and ail | oldie speakers—for Book-Keep- D'JS One Buttle of IMEBK'AN CEflEKT CUE. “SSUS CJWX" Price 25 Cents, per Bottle. Price 25 Cents |5er Bottle. DV' Price 25 Cents per Bottle. reacribet! for bis appearance. HARMON SMITH, Circuit Court Commissioner. C. H. Caass, Solicitor for CotnplaiuaaL Dated. Haalinga, July M, 1MX. JyM A true copy of tbe original, on file with all kind Calltora Price 25 Cents per Bottle. A large stock of Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Oro tto Children and infante CHANCERY ORDER. TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Circuit, Court for tbe county of Burry: In ChanceryAt a aueaioti of said Court held at tbs Court Houae. in tbe villaguof Haatiap, on Tuesday, tbe IStb day of July, A. D. 1SSZ. Present, Hou. Loen 8. Lovbll, drttui Judge. S TERMS CASH. Which we offer at land. .nd thereby e-aenlially aid in bamabing ir Sub br all Drurgista, and Ntomkaopvre generally throughout tbe country. JOHNS A CMMLBY, (Sole Manufacturers.) owced ip’oebs. acne, or nervowa HcMuke, Ur. Dad.' Imperial Wise Bitter* will b» found to 78 WILLIAM STREET. Holbroo NEW YORK. Coroerof Libertr Street FEMALES. Impartant to House O a nr re. in this cause, that tbe above named defendant, B. R. Chandler, Administrator of Ibe estate of Doug­ las J. Williams, is not a resident of this Stele,but that he ia at present tn one of tbe Southern btetes, On motion ofSweexey A Allen, tbe Complainant's Solicitors, it isocDiuo that the said non-resident defendant cause bis appearance to be entered in iil.-u n.nn,v._ J.,, .a Imporant to Builders. Wo bars every kind of goods, such as Important to Railroad Companies. Ko wo- Important to Farmers. eupply. DR- J. BOVEE DOBS’ ffiCOTS <& SHADES', Imperial Wine Bitten ctrnt everybody. JOHNS At OROS LEY'S iMrm.vxD autta pkbcha CEMENT HOOFING, non-resident defendant. order to bo publtahed in tbe • H.atinga Banner." a public newspaper printed, published and circalat.n* tn uU _C1__ kll^.1__ V- GROCERIES IT IS FIKE AND WATER PKOOF MORTGAGE SALE. rine Barrett, of Rutland. Barry county and State of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley, of Marshall, Calhoun county and slate aforesaid, bearing date tbe secund day of December, A. D. 18M>, andrecorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, for aaid county of Barrv. on the 4th dar of December. A. D. 1860. at 12 o'clock, M.. in B«ck D, of Mortgages, on pages 12>i and 121 on which Mortgage there is before the time prescribed for hia appearance. bo licit ora for Complainant. (A true copy of tbe original.) HARD-WARE! ThiUS. ‘»r ato P In all newly settled places, where there pnvs bittrm DU. DR. J. BOVEE DOOS' amp XB3A1 'syjin awr-f^rn CHANCERY ORDER. TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Cijcuil Court for the County of Barrv : In Cbenoerv. . Ataasaaianof aaid Court held at tbs Court Houao in the^Vil lage of Hastings on tbs lllb day Wild Cherry Tree Bark. Spikenard. Cbanw tile Rowera. and Gentian. Tb,v am mauufoearid hr tlr Il.wl. * ** — *.L.. . S or In equity having been instituted for tbe recovery tn answer to an inquiry oil the subject, thereof: Notice ia therefore hereby given that by virtue of tbe statute, and a power of sale contained we quote tbe following about curing in aaid mortgage, tbe premises described therein, tk. __ Present, Hon. Loin 8. Loveix, Greuit Judge. warts on horses from Dr. Jennings’ work tn entitled “Tbe Uorso and his Diseases:’ of range No. nim AND Tbe fungus growth appear in the horse and Stale of Hit TKnenae M. IHliie, iHfmdeni. must frequently about, nose nnd lipa; It Mtiafactorily appeariog totblaCourt bv Affi­ but they are occasional 1v found upwi davit on file IhalTbomas M.Dillin, tbe defehdrnt, other parts of tbe body. They are some­ bidder, at tbe Court House in the rillage of Has­ ia a non-resident of thia State. Therefor*. On motion of ISwcmkt A Auax, So­ times found in large numbers about the tings. that being the place for bolding the Circuit licitors for tbe said Complainant, it is ordered lip-c of colts,and are generally rubbed Court in aaid county of Barry, and State of Mich- that tbe said Defendant,Thomas M. Dillin, cause vff. or dropped off; if, however, they grow large, and became deeply rooted, HORACE J. PERRIN A CO., they may be cut off by passing a needle hlHU AaaigMeeofMortg be Died, and a copy thereof to bwkeut a Atxax, Attys. through tbe center, armed with double Complainant’s Sateilon, with thread, and tied tightly around the neck ter aervlcr upon him of a cop aaid Bill and notice «f the entry ol onler, rod tn on each aide. This prevents the pos­ default thereof, that said Bill be taken »a confes­ sibility of the ligatures being rubbed off; sed by sald non resident Defendant. Aad it la PROBA FA0/?Z>AT?.-STATEOF MICHIGAN. of every description or they may be painted over with the County of Barry, aa. preinaguate* of potash, a few applications of which will entirely destroy warts of a large sire: or they may be removed with knife. of Probate. n the matter of the estate of Ebenexer Rath- V Sure** *■D •* IMS, Ac.; by ths pnucipal ^riLouas, Aaraarscvs, and otbera, and baa proved u. be tbe CHEAPEST and MU8T DURABLE RGUF1NG in use; it U ia A WRE. WATER. WEATHER and r,“N?«!'lk>oF *r ,oow OF ALL oy uju way, He had imbibed On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verified of Lucy Ralhbura. widow of laid d♦ceased, pray- wdu, very strict views un religious matters, however, and once ftskrd bts adopted mother if she didn’t think it wrong for the old farmers to ' ' and’ fall ' ■ asleep, paying t etime to church better regard tn the service. She replied •be did. Acoordi church next Sabbath, be filled hie pock One bald-headed old ms with spplea. rmnti, particularly attracted its atten­ tion. Seeing him at last nodding, and giving nasal evidence of bis being in tbe land of dreams,” be hauled up and took A TTO A. ow he. A eieallv. No Heat ia required in making application pcasable aa a ' ucctneu toe ’ The expense of applying it b but trUHnr. aa u ordinary Roof cun be covered and Bawbed Us ■ TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! It can be applied by any one. KTwm IN at DRY GOODS! GUTTA PERL’UA CEMENT. CHARLES W1DD1F1ET.D A CO, For Coaling Metnla of all »"'LB PMOFRirroaa. Kinds w hen '.tot BsTry rxporod totbc AcImhi U ibe Wither, Per PreserrlMg aifl BcmIfIlet i Beefs ef ail kiiis. BeUI HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PWimki. Stacks of ftrk.N. J., lived a very pious family who had taken an orphan boy to raise, ft IT WILL^MEXrTcniNA. ducumM general warmth. They are also excel­ lent for Itiseaa-a and------------------------------------- Cloves are unopened flowers of a small evergreen tree that resembles in appearance tbe laurel or bay. It is a native of molucca, or Spruce Islands, but has been carried to all the warmer parts of the world, and ini argely cultivated in the tropical regions of America. The ■nd cost*, al public auction flowers small in size, and in large num [bool bidder. at tbe Court Hoi bersjn clusters at the very end of tbe branches. Tbe cloves we use arc flow­ of Michigan, on ibo sixth day of September. A ers gathered before they are opened, and 1982, at nne o'clock in the afternoon of aaid d Dated, May 20, 18SA whilst they are still green. After being H. J. PERRIN A CO., gathered they are smoked by a wood jelltit Assignees of Mortgagi fire and then dried in lhe sun. Each Bwsoar A Allxx, Sltya. consists of two parts, a round head, which is tbe four petals or leaves of lhe flowers rolled up, inclosing a number of MORTGAGE SALE. small stocks or filaments. The other EFAULT baring been made in tbe condition of payment of a ceitain Indenture of Mortpart of lhe clove is terminated with four VOL SII'CLASS, rr will mend WE STILL­ WOOD. -roai a^w.l-1 ILL MEND IVjUB ray that brakes Ivory tlie world to ndiMtmeal •fellalsims trsierr* WIU* MKND Ran ysw Mae Fsraiiare. ■>» Mteii tea-' v« *“>-«• ™ Ji •very eeeondday there is a thunderstorm, Ith longcootinued and heavy rain; tn fact, t his summer is the coldest and wet- test thaLbas ever been known in Aus­ IT B rr WILL Loots S. Lovcu_ Boliciiora for Complainant. Circuit Judge. [A true eopy of the original.] ‘ * Attest. D.Bnuxsa. A TT A. S Manta aadftd Aetiatfar METAL BOUFH, coo- day ofSeptember, . SM'gnad for the hearing of aaid petition, a that tbe heirs at lew of aaid deceased.and al! otl TATE OF MICHIGAN. Babmt Conrrr 1 w aUd* Clothi ”• OOED*OR ftUN IX warm weather, and .xoT.tfash uff. MCTAL ROOf-S APKRVHA cement ptOU Houae toes Mt Atodre BeaillM Teelhi WILLIAM JONES. K R 8. C. FRIND OUR GOODS TT Exec nt or’a Sale. „ — B „ T0U2ANm! RUBBER BARR, “ Unusually Low! Wool! Wool’ WOMalM-.- Tin sum ™e2Sg^»awh>. — At a late festival, a pretty miss Wbm. Gw.Oto.Bttte. UH. Fort, ■si twllj slnxxt ,oa ten all suns os JOBTWOHTW, ORABT « BPAtJLDUW aaaoatXT, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-08-20.pdf df36aeee04f6a91dadd30159f5aed990 PDF Text Text SlfKAa BtHUTBAH VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1862. /.trr Ristisp fimrr, P-t?" eovrr,. Detail* of the Aaasrtnstlon of Gaaerrf JJortrg. o*«“ u raiatonSrrni eroiroxT, ■ The following is from the drawer of Hsrper’s Magsxiue : '■ • ol * ingtoo, on-,W ed neaday of last week, loud M TXTS. Mikibters luve a joke sometimes; and a Western correspondent eend* u* the best une wc have read in many a day : “1. would like to tell you a shurt stiiry, Mr. Drawer, that will prove that even lhe best of ministers love fun, even if It should raise a laugh on aa earnest, elo­ to tn»* to thywIL H. N. SHELDON, . I «MS disabled ii I pjoaWr • D™« Stor* Goodyear Block. GREAT moil!! ^istinqs’ Unsintss Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &. Striker, quent little dominie whose burning word* and noble life have accomplished much for Christ’s cause In the West. “I was spending the night in a hotel in Freeport, Illinois. After breakfast I Shall be a fruitful seed: Lire truly, and thy Ilf* *hall came into the sitting room, where 1 me: a pleasant, chaUy, good humored, travel* er, who like myself, was waiting for the morning train from Galena. Wo con­ versed freely nnd pleasantly op several topic* until seeing two young ladies meet and kisa each other io the street, tho con­ versation turned on kiui^g, just about the time the train was approaching. ‘‘Come,’’ said he, taking up bis carpet ^Surtllanj. A TlL?l1LL’!to adtentebe WITH THE REBELS. The New York Timet publishes a pri­ vate letter from a young officer, named Montgomery, with General Franklin’s division, which gives the following thril­ ling accfinnt of a personal adventure with the rebels, during the fight at Franklin's landing at Weal Point. He says : “My own escape is wonderful, and in­ deed almost miraculous, and I forget not to thank God for bis watdifulneaa over me. It was about one o'clock P. M., wh«n 1 received an order from General Newton ti» go forward in the wood* tn ascertain whether the rebels were falling back, and whether a certain regiment of ours held its position there. I went for­ Jl)»T RECEIVED ward at once a* fast os my well tired horse could carry me, and upon entering the wood* moved cautiously until I reach­ a new and most complete assortment of ed a barricade, when bearing voices be­ side me 1 plunged into the woods, think­ DREGI AND MEDICINES, (■^Chemicals, Paints, Olis, Cam­ S phene, Burning Flnld, Holbrook** Now Block, Hartings, Mich. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL SWEEZEI dk ALLEN. TTORXKYR AT LA Wand Solicitor* in Chan- ms xy FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL ’ PURPOSES,ONLY^J n*d buslne**. O'Bee in th* Court Route, Hasting*. Mich. DANIEL COOK, full stock of J Tai Agent, will attend to the collection of • -Maand all other buaioeaa pertaining to bi* office. • Hee in Goodyear** block, up stair*. GROCERIES! I. A. HOLBROOK, TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; I. M. HCRSF.LL, p:: (CTDaEIS’T ZKEBTnnXHEB'I JOHN ROBERTS Aid Cooking Extracts, II. P. CHERRY, ■*r»»ii>lnc«> and fidelity. .__ irs-k Residence, Johnstown. 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Nalieitor sad Ocostolor to . .. . .. ____ -di_ AttBaS to aav ing, of course. it was one of our regiment* —3!st N- Y.—and was surprised to find I had gone right into a perfect nest of the Hampton Legion, from South Carn, lina, who were lying behind trees, atiuiding behind bushes, and kneeling behind stum|< like bee* 1’at once perceived my mistake, and knew that nothing but the most mnsurnate coolness would save me. I therefore saluted them, nn<T they taking me for a rebel officer asked me how far Gen. Hampton was then. I an­ swered without hesitation, and with rath er more assurance than 1 thought I pos­ sessed, “I left him about ten rods below here,” and added “Now boys, the Gene­ ral expect* y«>u to do your duty to-day.” 1 then turnedjpy horse slowly to lull suspicion, and congratulating myself on the prolutblr success ofiny ru/t, when seeing the U. 8. on my cap, they yelled out “that’s a d—d Yankee son of a b—b, give him h—II!’’ On hearing this, I dashed the spur* to my horse, threw my head over his neck, and made for the road. A perfect volley of Minnie balls passed over and around me—killing my horse, who rolled over carrying me with him, and left me duwn. Well knowing that nothing else but apparently time would save me. I laid with my head back in a ditch, as I fell, and appeared dead for some ten minutes. 1 did not move a muscle or a feature, although lhe scoundrels were swarming around me, and threatened to “end me." * 1 re­ mained in this way until they came upto me, took away my pistol, and comrnencd general plundering, and as they fin­ gered away I could not suppress a smile —and then rising, I said : •'Well, men, I yield as a prisoner of war.” They said, “you’ve been sham­ ming, you d—n Yankee scoundrel, have you I" ‘Certainly” said 1, “everything is fair in war.” They then commenced to abuse me as a. d—n Yankee this, and a d— n Yankee that, when I turned upon then and said, “1 have yielded as a pris Rnecial attention will b« paid to COMPOUND- oner of war, and I demand to be used as such. We in the North know how to one pnrehaaing medicine* of u* can rrty upon treat dog* better than yuu do men ; now their being lead me to you: commanding officer.”— They gave me another volley of abuse, at which I merely smiled, and then a shell fired by our artillery, at the place where I <A* seen tu enter, burst like the wind, among u«—skinning my nose nnd scat tering the rebel rascnla like chaff. They aelted their muskets, pointed two of them at me. and told mo to “come along, you d—n Yankee I" I still talked with them to gain time, when another shell bursting among ua, they moved on further, calling ine to “come un," while I said, “go ahead, lead the way quick.” J then raw a favorable moment, and pre­ ferring freedom to a Southern prison. I made one bound into the wood*, and went back as fast a* my well tired legs could carry m^. 1 felt very much ex hauated, and was carried to the roar by some men and placed under a tree, when, HOW LGBT! AND HOW RESTORED! with whitktv and care, I soon felt strong er, although my leg was stiff. They wished me to go in an ambulance to the hospital, but 1 politely declined, and call ir.g for an extra horse, J was lifted oa his bark, and returned to the field aad report­ ed to Gen. Newton for duty. He kindly t..|d me that I had di.tingutobed n.yralf fnTTF'AIP. F®B (DASH MANHOOD; ■ ABMOK ■■rrH, irKCCIT CDCKT COM ! rv..u]U. A AaKriur. I. .JI iM. C—rt. <w Oi»k lM« • 1 bag, “trace we are on so sweet a subject, let us have a practical application. 1'11 make a proposition to you. I’ll agree to kisa the most beautiful lady in lhe cars from Galena, you being the judge, if you will kiss the next prettiest, 1 being the judge.’’ “The proposition staggered me a little, nnd I could hardly tell whether bo wua in earnest or in fun ; but as he would Im as deep in it as I oduld puastbly be, 1 agreed, provided he Would do the firat kissing, though my heart failed somewhat a* I saw hi* black eye fairly sparkle with daring. “Yes said he I’ll try it firat. You take the back car, and go in from the front end, where you can see the faces of the Indies, and you stand by the one you think the hnudeomest, and I'll come in from behind and kias her.” “1 bad hard ly stepped inside the car, when 1 saw al the fir»t glance une "f the luvelieat look­ ing women my eye* eve/ tali' on. A beautiful blonde, with auburn hair, and a bright, sunny face, full ul love and sweetne**. and as radient and glowing ns lhe morning. Any further search was totally unnecessary. 1 immediately took my stand in the isle uf the car by her side. She was looking out uf lhe win­ dow earnestly, aa if expeting some one. The back door of the car opened and in stepped my hotel frL al. I pointed my finger slyly U» her, never dreaming that he would dare to carry out bi* pledge; and you may imagine my horror mid amazement wfeeP be stepped up qukkly behind her, and, stooped over, kissed her with a relish that made “my mouth water, from end to end.” “1 expected of course a shriek uf ter­ ror, and then a row generally, and a knockdown ; but astonishment succeded astonishment when 1 saw her return the kisses with compound interest. “Quick as a flash he turned to me, and said. “Now, sir it is your turn point­ ing to a hideously ugly, wrinkled old woman who sat in lhe seat behind. “Oh, you must excuse me!"l exclaim­ ed. “I’m sold this time. 1 give up.— Do tell me who you have been kissing.” “Well,” said he, “since you are a man of so much taste, and such quick preceplion, I’ll let you off.” •‘And we all burst into a general peal of laughter as he said, “This' is my wife I I have been waiting here for her. 1 knew that was a aafe preposition.” “He told the story to his wife, who looked tenfold sweeter as she heard it. “Before we reached Chicago we ex­ changed cards, and I discovered that my genial companion was a popular EpiscoCI preacher, of Chicago, whose name 1 ri frequently heard. “Whenever I go to Chicago I always go to hear him, apd a heartier, more nat­ who cams forward amid loud applause, and spoko ns follows: Fcllow.citixms : 1 believe there i« no precedent for,my appanriqg bafere you on this occasion, [npplaiise;] but it is also true that there is no precedent foryour being here yourselves, [applause and laughter.] And I offer, in justifies, tion.uCinyseif nnd'of you, that, upon ex amination, I have found nothing in the Constitution against it. [Renewed ap­ plause.] I, however. Have an- impression that there arc younger gentlemen who will entertain you better, [Voices, “no,” “go on,") and better adores* your under, stauding, than 1 will or could ; and therefore will detitii) you but a mo- and feather the rebels,”] .Tam very lit­ tle inclined, up any uccasion, to say any­ thing, unless I/fiope to produce some good by ir. [A voice, *jrou d<» thst; go on.”] The t»iily thing I think of just now, not likely to ba better said by soms one else, is a muter in which we. have heard some />lber person blamed for what 1 did myself, [voices, ‘‘what i* it?”] There has been a very widespread at­ tempt have a quarrel between General McClellan ar.d the Secretary of War.— Now I occupy a position that enables me to believe, at least, these two gentlemen are not near so deep in the qnarrel as some presumlhlr'to be their friends.— [Cries of •'good.”] Gan. McCJellau’* at tiludo i* such that, in the very selfi*hue*s of bis nature be caunot Imt wish to be 8u>2ces*fol and I hope he will. And the Secretary of War is precisely In the same' situation. If the military com­ mander in the field cannot be suc­ cessful, not only the Secretary of War, but myself— for the tune,being master of them both—cannot but be failures/ [Ap­ plause and laughter.] I know General McClellan wishes U> be successful, and I know be does not wish it any nu>re than the Secretary yftJWar for bitn, and both of them no more' than I wish it. [^pplnuse, and cries of “good.” Sometimes we hear a dispute about how thaay men Gen. McClellan ba* had, and those who would disparage him say be has bad a very large number, and those who would disparage the Secretary uf War, insist that Gen. McClellan has had a very small number. 'I he basis for thia is, there is always a very wide difference, and on this occasion perhaps a wider one between the grand total on McClellan'* rolls and the men actually fit for duty, and those Who would disparage him talk of the grand to­ tal on paper, and those who would disparage the Secretary of War talk of those at present fit for duty. General McClellan has sometimes asked for things that the Secretary of War did not give him. McClellan is not to blame fur asking what he wauled and needed, and the Secretary uf War is not to blame for not giving what he had tint to give. [Applause,-laughter and cries uf“go<>d.] And I sat here, so for as 1 know, the Secretary of War lias withheld nothing from McClellan without ray imprubati on, and I have withheld no one thing at knj time in my power to give him. [Wild applause and a voice “give him enough now.” 1 have noaccuaation against him. 1 believe be is a brave and able man.— [Applause.] And I stand here, ns Jus­ tice requires mo to du, to take upon myself what has been charged on the Secretary uf War. a* withholding from him. 1 have talked longer than I expect ed. 1 avail myself of my privilege of saying no more. The Rebel Cheat oa Exchange. ural, and mure eloquent preacher it is The rebel officer* who were released hard to find. “He was then but a young man ; be is and sent to Richmond last week were now known as one of lhe ablest divines ««f Generals Buckner, Tilgbmun, Mackall, the Episcopal denomination in the West.” PeUigrcw and Gantt, with Commodore Darron, Optnina Mitchell and Kennon, and a host of inferior officer* of both navy and army. The federal officers who The Philadelphia Prttt states that it were to have been exchanged for these A is now certain that Beauregard is Insane, men are still detained in Richmond. and is at a watering place in Alabama. correspondent, of the Pbilidelpbia Preu Gen. Joe. Johnston was wounded by a wp-. Minnie ball at thelbattle of Seven Pines, “New* finally came to Adjutant-Gene­ very severely. The ball passed through ral Thomas that they would not return the left breast, near the ehnnlder, and at present, the Confederate government running down the spine, lodging, and i having concluded tu. detain tiiem. And causing a terrible wound. Johnston ii this after General Thomas had confiding now suffering from the wound, and h not ly liberated all their offidera, and tenderly expected to recover. Magruder and sent a number of their'sick to City Point Huger have both been relieved of com­ by the Geotgis, that they might be taken mand. and the demi-gods of the Southern army are Lee. Hill, and Jackson. Gen. thia boat to Aiken's Landilig, the guard Lee was the favorite cavalry staff officer on board, under Lieutenant Miller, Tenth of Gen. Scott, who considered him the New Jersey Regiment, were indignant ablest officer In our army at one time.— in the extreme, and had they not been He is a distinguished engineer, and, restrained by Lieutenant Miller, wmald from this fact alone. It has been thought Lave retaliated by, seUteg.fire to Aiken’s he would never be a areal General.— houMfud all hi* outbuilding*. If any reason had beep given for thi* treachery t<> Gen. Thomas no did’nnt communicate breaking nut of the rebellino. He fur wxne years superintendent <»f the ittobia aiibordinatea. It was generally Slate Military Academy of N.''rib.Car-: oliaa, and has always beep vary ssocr*fu) Pkipc’a recent orders. Die -indignation io the management ofbia division. Gen. of the country on receipt of libianewa will Thomas Jcffamm Stonewall Jackson was be very great. Il will also hasten enji*t- j,'. ... ’ « •ar, iba mordenwa lo*lnj bod, a eiasamate of Gen. McCkdkn st Wijst menta. .Uliana I r,ar b.baid,aad aa U<K» and rorre, tba, biw« t*a Sm prm- volunteers th .the Mexican war with After the war be accepted the ted femn bis wife. She obtained, a di­ ..f net MCallaol vino™. Tbrj credit. Eirtfollx of Profewfor at the Virginia vorce with sixty pound* a yeac alimony. Hilary Institute at Lexington, aroand For thin she brought suit, and offered to reduce th*' alimrtay to forty-fire poinds ]. C. ELIMB. mm MM MWWtaMh Wk UWr towwlw, ar u> ««r! »•— iSiuimI'-— vooU blto a oud> borbor- Hy.- *«“ » *y wrt* •»“r • Rashvttiei-AQffMt 1; ,n The remains of Gan. Robert McCook arrivad-’by tim Mo rfreasburt:. .-train, and .relyiojaitlwSl CUud Huict. Ut ,«> sick, and was riding.In an ambulance, m advance oHib Brigade, with a smalf e*J co’rL1 He inquiredbt a bouse for a good pise/ tn aunp. Tbs inmates gar rdlresf liana which he follcwed A»*Fwas tqrrowuL •d. by a guerrilla band, ana of whom reached a pi*U»! intcuthc ambuHnce nnd shot him in the side. The guerrillas then captured several of his escort ai>d escaped. Those of the escort who were nut taken, gave the alarm to the brigade a* so-.n as possible, which came tip nnd.' burned the hou?e.,,.'pie inmates JuraJncd. K ported ihatjteme person^ were' hung in the n-igbhorbood by,pur tolfllers.aTM guerrilla* 6red on; a train going South qtt the Decatur road to-day between Spring Hill and Qdumbia, and woundqd ravdrel persons, II,Js,supposed there were twoor three hundred guerrilla. They had plaesd croas‘Aiff*rbh the rails, .SoV the pH.: dn'eer ran on pushing the obstructions . off. The Reason Whr Corcoran f» HeM. To the Editors of tin Evening Post: Within the past three weeks I met in the cars uf the New York Cenlrai /Railroad a young officer of the Signal Corps, who was on bis way to rejoin it. ,a£ler s brief leave of absence granted Turn, tp enable him to recruit :hisheath, which Imd suffered frtim a two m‘»p|b»’ ojnfinomtuU In tap ktothiorne pr.iaiiDaj maud, HeJ told me, he bad aeehJ And conversed with Colbhnl Corcorab^ And that lhe rebels refow-d to exchange him because they .feared that If hej’ leased the story he could tell ’of tb'6 oiitrages inflicted upon him. nnd .the suffer­ ing* be had endured in ‘c<>n»eqiiAnce of bi* loyality, vould fyuip ttery Irishman in the loyal Slate? down to Richmond m avenge the barbarous treatment be had received for solung a tipe, '.and Is still enduring. Tn* Widow or a United Statzs AxHT.OrricKB. Ax Ascxuc “Slave Catcihui.”—In Genesis forty-sixth chapter and ninth verse, we read: And the angel of the Lord said—Re­ turn to thy mistreaa and submit to her bonds.— Chicago Timet. Ah, yes, Abraham, Hagar'* master was a loyal man and believed in the en­ forcement of the laws.” The book of Exodus, on the other hand, tells us that Moses, the servant of die Lord, abducted over 6.000,000 slave* from an obdurate, stiffnecked old rebel named Pharaoh, after he had polluted him with frogij bit him with vermin, stung hlhi with flies, covered him with hulls and pelted him with hailstones*, and when the old Seces­ sionist tried to chase them, the Lord opened the.Red Sea.rdd told them to Skedaddle.—Eash'cille Union. Monx Exas^®**^iox.—“Our men,’’ writes a surgeon connected with the 52d Regiment Indiana Volunteers, “have kil­ led many, bloodhounds valued at tlOO apiece. These dogs, kept to hunt runa­ way negroes, were put after some of our men, and hence their •laughter.” Is it “policy” to kill kn animal so val­ uable to the Southern gentleman to keep his slaves in arder? Will not such ru.tbleas conduct as thi* farther exasper­ ate theSouth! Who can doubt that by such Imprudent acts as these oar South­ ern" brethren are rendered more and more unanimous.—Evening Pott. Powaarix Maoxxt.—A lecturer, was onpe dilating upon the powers of the magnet, defying any one,tn show or name anything surpa*sing Tta. piiwers, when a man mounted the stand and told1 him that woman wai'the megnet of magnets, for, said he.it the loadstones could attract a piece of iron a footjor two, there »a* a young woman', who, when he was a ynnng mah, used U> attract him thir­ teen miles every Sunday to have -d that with her! • —Tho Washinfftosians,' who have been accustomed, to. see brail buttons and uniforms, sboulder'-straps, srid a huge retiritfe of staff officers as the only evi­ dence of strategy and general Napoleonic abilities, were astonished atl’ope’* ypostentatious appearance and.plain citixen’a cb»lhe*. The General wita received with special eoniideiititwi and cordiality by Secretary HtanUin. hV tat, everybody cwwfcl fighting Generift. A Floral Sent(r»e<)ti—If you look to “heart* ease," .ueyw . loqk .to^mgrqr WA • •• ■ • I" ,... — An editor out Weat aaya if “time Is ■umey.”be is willing 10 axxjbaDga a. little of hi* fqr the bard. . . .. n vr . Iffirta ds*ign* a mao tn teach, she compels him to learn fitter Iseaons, tod, w hether he will or no. . . . , —‘*y Bora* ofthe Southern rebels have been �HASTIHGfi BARKER, iTgi meats. Cue were within “Retaliation •hose who dont thimk AND THOSE WHO DO W«4*esi*y ■•niaf, A agist M» recta, and lhe _ en betoken* that tbe ev re.rh^e^ _Gx>fld Army of the No I*PPer« W1TMOVT WILS AND WITH FOBS 'ftlfOn. circulating freely on Sunday (WAY’S READY .nd of tbe ct preceetxuea C.rter’. .nd CoL Boyd’* *>"»■ ■>.’ exterually or b/wedminwtrntio. , u U* rihtli FORWARD WITHOCT and our army forced to retreat w ith great loss. back and captured a large wbo prefer shivery to tbe Union, and ♦ho have no word of condesraatiOn We whole strength long agoL and now what Of course tbe loy­ . Senator Carlisle, from Western Virgin­ number of prisoners. ia, ta ose of tbe few professed Union men, bring now to atop their progress? Andotbsra, that IFb had driven tho enemy al portion of our city were mors to believe the latter. willing Yet we have learn- ■ their gallantry. ........ . Knoxville papers giro u list of one 1 HJADACSB................... will they resort to to resist the progress of n»tnrin« /Utf W<yt1 Wjil iMj arm the Macks? ' They dare not do that, for traitors, unless qrodifisd by n comparison place no reliance on rumor. *t*H; there­ with those be calls Abolitionists. fore wo waited with as much patience It is however, a striking and note worthy fact that the loyal men of Western Virginia weapons, that -might W!turned against their masters the Brat opportunity that offered ; mid that would come- shortly., q ceived some particular* from a . oorrbs- Wo have just learned from good au­ repudiate the seml-traitor Carlisle, since pendent, who was oa the field during thority that McClellan's army have cm; he has let his partisan feelings override wme portinn of the battle, which you barked on transports and will snOh be bis selfish loyalty. have no doubt received before this time. around to Aquta 'Greek, and from tbcnp? We call special at­ Gen. Banks proved tention to tbe following telegraphic ac­ his Generalship count of a meeting in Wheeling, as show­ Mmetime ago by conducting n retreat, ing the feelings of tbe unqualified loyal and now he has shown it still more by men of the Border States toward those maintaining his position with an unbrok­ wbo betray them: en front in tbe face of n force of more Wheeling, Aug. 12.—The greatest meeting of the war in Western Virginis was held in tbe spacious freight depot of the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. in this city to-night. The building is estimated to hold comfortably 500 peraons, but was filled to suffocation, and crowds Id tbe and successfully than double bis own, Th. C<«M«lh Ark.»sps, Lieutenont IT. K. Stevens, of South CAfotinn, commanding^. Idft Vicksburg on Monday to co^piraib Ini tbe attack on Baton Rouge.' After ps-sing Bayou Sara s-.ore purtion of her maehlniry be­ came disabled, and she wits hoofed In combined force of Bumside, Pope nnd McClellnn. Tbe nnncuhdn i'as proyed a towards the shore for repairs. Whilst in thia position sbb was attacked 'by a fleet of Yankee gunboat* frdm - below.— After a eallant rtsistanoe she was aban­ doned nnd blown -up. The I officers aud crew, we aroinformed, reached the shore failure, and now they are going to try; the in safety. to Fredericksburg, and a base of opera tiger. defending himself, until relief came.— sive will be the order of things now, wo Tbe rebels undoubtedly believe and hnpe here; which will soon end the war, and place tho Star, nud * • A vigorous pursuit on the offen­ «• 1- . .. *.._** I, it •dseeerof tbrvtlsiaih,* ■«> tottaw. would be Hkelr w . TO THOSE wnu DO THINK. ) akapttesi.aud b< convinced, it combine* tn vt» a direct power ovar tbr “ nor apodine that rdie enbai to Itself, and for tbe Engli.b lal?f U.I‘KJ* rf_.___________ I.UDd fata) if Radway'a Fili, w^re adopted.loitietr ?relt* rJ&aKTS&iUStiSK: Jnring lhe operation <<tbvir Jitifa, 1. sign I iflbair pilla expaltod with Um diicatod buuwra left cirtlu»ting io internal administration. Whan applied exter­ nally, it will be found a moat powerful counter were issued Io-dny. .v.. ,’ J irritant it lai Orderad EigkUt, Tlut in filling all the neigl ticular yidnity, which they did, leaving Stripe, all over tbe land once inure.— requisitions for t^ilitim-lbs qurUaa of. the their deatl and wounded upon lhe field. The way to put down rebellion 4aMto will .ppnriiwl b, Tbe account, are still rather meager, march on to where (heir greatest-force is the Governors among tho. aevcral counstreets. AVOID sALIXKFl-7?’. v Hta, so that allowance ehall be madei’to Gov. Pierpont presided orar the vast but enough is .known to justify us in the concentrated and destroy and disorgan­ such counties and aubdivisiona ofcounties concourse and in eloquent terms intro­ belief that the enemy has received a hard ibiok tbM, all 1. ize their army. No capitulation or —— for all voluiiteera heretofore furnished eitncr io oua ot two waja} < duced Hos. J. Sherman, Hon. J. A. of both. Fiasr.—They eel directly upon the ncrblow, which will be repeated every time by them nnd mustered into the service Bingham,of Ohio,nnd,llun. W.T. Willey, Gen. Pope’s army get. near enough to lions. But a force used to crush it from t»f the United States, »>d wlroae stipula­ Senator from this State. a-.- (’ Among the distinguished strangers strike. Such sturdy and straight for­ resistance so It will never dare to show ted term of service shall not Im vo expired. ; (Siguud) Edwin M.iSrarroN. present was Gen Kelly. The depot wss ward Generals as Sigel, Banks, Burnside, itself again. feciing al all Secretary uf War. brilliantly illuminated and hung with atop pain—be , . and their officers and men under them, Cassiua M. Clay made a speech at the 's-yariwt fieultte* still remain tu iirlurr «■ • flags and mottoes, one of the mosTprom • New York, Aug. ¥4, Inent of which was, “No Vallandinjiham- will be sure to crowd things along, nnd Soldiers Aid Festival last evening. Mid upon the biood veMele without, aa in the caae Ct The TVwrea Washington. y<trrespondfiit depletive*, (L-wfi* or • -----------'* ----------ism, no Carlisleism, but Union and Lib­ not wait lor the enemy to evacuate their his sentiments were loudly • applauded. says: “Pope is'pgsbing.forward. STcgel out aratem. Now. lhe erty forever.” Another was : “Once all camps, but force them to do so at tbe Fie alluded to the feet of tbe Star* and an4 MqDp.well arc unden*t<4xJ to have preaide over theJifood ’r*ek5,H kf*LS 2S means to conciliate, now all means to condition, nd enre tl* point of tbe bayonet. We may now Stripes once protecting slaves and slave crossed the RapMan and to hr at Orange crush." itADWAY S HEADY RELIEF. Court House. Tbe rebel* foul been exlook for stirring times in Virginia right pecs I d Washington. He spoke of Eng One ol the reMlutfons denounced John pectcd to make some tlfere, but II . We proclaim ba* tbia dsuMe action of aaanafinc laxc irou» S. Carlisle as traitor to bis constituents, along. Gen. Pope’s order, have stirred land’s animosity to this country os being now seems probable that we will , meet pain, bv iu apcciiic cflccl upon the nerve* and -and called upon him to resign his posi- up the “holy horrors" uf Jeff. Davis, and very great. “Ot all tbe foreign powers, no opposition this side of GorJtrtwviTIo. lion in tbe Senate, which he had dis­ he has issued his proclamation of retalia­ she is the mostiminical to our cause.— Jacksun is understood to be making HAPWAY 4 C Rbeiunataate^LatnlMuro, Tooth-ache. Head-ache, graced. tion upon Generals and other officers in Be said that we expected a friend iu her, every preparation lor defending lhe mace. aud a variety ot »ucb like complaint*. When The war spirit in Western Virginia is Tlie Tribune Ims the, annexed, tjuted takau iuJfcniallr. iU astringent and diffusive fully aroused, and the quota nearly made case Gen. Pope punlsbe* railroad des­ but her lords, her press, her people arc ettiuulsftng qualities check m tbe moat natural Headquarters Army of .. Vfrgmjn, Camp _ Estate of yen. '’ troyers, bridge burners and murderers cautious of injuring tho - institution r of up. STA^lTDP MJCUlGAh. Uxea near Cedar Run, Auguftid : “’Die rebels Gen. Kelly was called out by aecia as he says be shall in hi. order*. He slavery, and would rejoice in our down', make no stand ot the . Rnpidan,..i»tit are At a aaaatotr of tho Fnzbatr ination, and made a few eloquent and ef­ protestsagalust our making war on a fall. In speaking of tbe Russian Empcr- retreating on Gurdouavillo by the Orange fective remarks. At the close of the similar plan to his own. His way is a er.aa our friend be was loudly applauded, Court Monse road. Gen. Buford..wflb meeting, Gen. Kelly was unanimously cavalry and artillery, and Gen. Milmy, .requested to change tbe name of Camp patent, one would suppose, that could and said Russia will stand by ua- Her with a large force of infantry, iare pursu­ Carlisle to Camp Kelly. not be infringed upon by any manner of cmperor-hiki told him m many times. ing and have al ready-crowed t#w river at Fie complimented Russia, her emperor audwiaif the iwtition, duly rena* different fordable poin’u. The heavy it* virtues. Now, this Senator Carlisle some tine means, without everybody being horri­ JJbsw. uraiiijii, forctrtaui rea«oe» fied at tbe spectacle. Ho forgets what and her people, and said the poor ,uf Rus­ rains of Monday and yesterday have ln"*tr»tkn> of wsineb made a speech at a Democratic Ute may be^ywt ■; . be has been doing,and thst it needed not sia were far superior to the poor of Great swollen the stream nnd delayed, lhe cros­ gathering in Indiana. And this speech ard B. Shaw tu*r sing of detached bodies of th*’"rebel*.— Congreu to engeta law for him to take Britain. But I must close now in time CVKKD llPIDLY AMD RADICALLY is one of the reasons for his repudiation A portion of Juckson’p infantry and n charge of Union property, and devote it for lhe mail. by the loyal people of his own state.— noon, be auogned for lhe hearing of said | considerable train of wagons arc said to Yours truly and that tbe heir* at law af *aid deceased, G to the exclusive use of helping to destroy be still <in tho; flptih bank of the river, Nor do we wonder at this; bis whole hayityv arrived‘by roads parallel to the this Government. He forgets, iu his CALLED speech contains not one word of condem­ Frobate Office in llasti'nsa. and other .cplumns, and finding th* ford irn- RA D W A V S. REN O V ATI N G enthusiasm to have this war conducted nation for traitors, but insists that tbe PusmIiIc util)! it fulls, it is believed thev llHbOtVBNT v | . on “civilized principles," that men have OF THE WEEKLY enemies of lhe country are in the North, wUl ,Ur nipt tiled.” )A tiUARANTEE.-One to *ix bottle* of been bung in Virginia before tbe eye. of and demands that Abolitionists be con­ I Dr. Radwav'* Cloaiudug Byrup— -called UAl»their families, without trial, and for no McClellan’* Moremeuta Sucecavfui. signed to Fort Warren. And then he WAY’S RENOVATING RK50LVR.’VT-ain«.rr £«‘‘n«tn cause only being true to thi. Govern­ l‘Liladelphi.i,iAug . . . . „ 15. the worst e»WofRina Diiraaa, Baorodsty Bypbtakes great pains to tell tbe people wbo ment, founded by the greatest men the It is currently reported here, toned on H,ia- r*TWSoT** «r B«rtwuc Eruption. -are the Abolitionists, and in the course ol z., ■> ■ t.l that can l.~ be produced. -TKia This Krra,n Syrup ia hitftilr highly Maa con itnmediatriy prev ii*u» tv raid dav gooda atrtburity, -i that- McClellan's late world ever produced. Washington, Jef­ his speech includes all the officers of lhe ( (A Ittir CCp»;V* ’J'S.it . By telegraph to Lhe Richmond Examiner Aug. 9. movements on the Peninsula, have been ccnlraled,exceedingly powerful, two tea»pounfnl» ferson, Franklin and others. That mil­ Mobile Aug. 8, 1862. government and all others who are earn­ conducted with entire safely to bis com­ tbe most elegant tnrdicinal preparation made.) estly laboring to suppress the rebellion. lions of United States property was ap­ A special dispatch to lhe Advcrtiur tk mand. propriated by him to carry on thi. ao- Tribunt, dated Jacksoo, todny, says To TfiE PUBLIC. PROR.lTfttiVMlIf^ iff I In his whole speech, he nowhere recog­ Coraw or Baaav. u An xx-Govbknok in Bonds.—Ex Govcursed rebellion before a blow had been General Van Dorn permits me to copy , i iwre »anrtv <•< o«iu •nvessn wai n»re nizes the fact that the South commenced the following dispatches, . ' error King of Kentucky has returned to baffled the »ki(l of the moat eminent practitioner*. struck for its defense. And now he the war. The whole tenor of his speech given iu ten - thousand ana J**’® rw1«ted the medtear treatment of the Paducah, gi i—. bonds. .. Amite River, Aug. 6‘ 1862. issues a proclamation protesting against moat popular rwuedituof modern .cieuoe. is in opposition to the war, and he affirm­ dollnre, nnd taken the oath of allegiance About one o’clock this morning lhe our Government’, "inaugurating a system DR i tu lhe federal government. ed that be “still relied upon compromise Federal gunboats attacked the Confeder­ HAS DISLOViEREp A CtoJANSTNO STRUF. of robbery nnd plunder," aud denouncing and appeals to the ballot-box for a res­ ate ram Arkansas. Messengers inform Called IUdwat’i Rroov.'niro RaaotvavT— that LIST OF LETTERS, vn mraixK । toration of confidence and the settlement us as barbarians, robbers, plunderers, me that she fought thefn .well .for $ome will cureevary.apeaea rf Skin Diaeaee, Scrofula, ’Remaining in the !’<wlOffice nt Hastings Syphilitic Eruption., Fe<trBorea. UlMra, Tumor* and murderers, for doing In time of ae time, inflicting great damage. She was of the pending strife between tbe section­ Safi Rheum, tfarea of all kinds. Humor*. Fualulea Barry Cutmty, Angurt I fit H, 1802. then blown up by her crew. The mes­ live war against enemies in arms against al ists. Allen E B 2 Ludlow Julia' A us, fighting to destroy our Government, sengers think they all escaped. And the loyal people of Western Vir­ John C. BbzIckjxridge. Angle Mrs Alma E2 Ledorc Mrs BetSC) । just what be has been doing ever since ONE BOTTLE. ginia, repudiate this man, Carlisle, and Alexander Ambrose Lancaster J L In all ordinary case* of Pimples, Blotches. Pu»Floyd first became a member of Bu­ Collet's River, Ten MWes from ) Andress Theo. O »» —Amelia x-d-ti- n Martin B «» tale*. Tetters, cankers. Eruptions, IfoUa, Baker's his traitorous sentiments. How differ­ Baton Rouge, Aug. 6. j chanan’s Cabinet. He think, nothing uf end Barber'* Itch, on* bottle will cure and im­ Mary Esther Adams phancey ettUmruiHK and ent is It with semi traitors here In Mich­ part purity and clearness to the akin and com­ We occupied the whole nf the town Burgley Hntuiah Merwhon Misa H the fact of his soldier, making curiosities igan. Thia infamous speech of Carlisle’s plexion. ’ nnd the battle field till evening, but no Berneni Mirs M Nelson Lucy A 3 litfoaer. TWO BOTTLES. and ornaments of the bones of Northern calculated to retard the war, is paraded decisive result was gained after my. Inst Boden Elizcbuth -Powers A 0’ Thereupon it ia — men, slain in battle.. And their skulls day of StptemJw. HftJ-aprtw o'-dyck.in U>« fan* dispatch. There being no water between Bowcll Miss E A conspicuously in the columns of journals Pjeraun Adella noon, be «»»> jned for the bearing of »aid p*Usent home to ornament .how windows here and lhe Mississippi River compel­ Cruson John tine, and that the Wra U law of aairt .1rne—*/.*Ml: Rich Wm W professing loyalty. The people of this ' **’ THREE BOTTLE*. I moved at my Clark Sy I venus all other pereoca iutereated tasatd ratata. are *. In their cities and village. South. And led me to come here. Rogers Bellcn county, only last week, had the nauseous Robberts I^uke Will cure Fever Sorea, Ulcere. Sore* in tb« now be threatens us for not conducting own lime and in order. 'Dio Arkansas Crumra Elizabeth thing thrust into their faces through a No»e or Mouth. Kinn Evil, Node*,' Di*charre3 HroUu**, aud ahow cauar, if an v tl,«-r*i.b<, why laid, witfi her machinery injured, fifty Campbell Hallie Roberts Danins the war on “civilized principles,” and from tbe Ulcrua, chlorosis, Primary Byphillis, paper published in this village, which tbe prever ol the petitioneruLouldpuiLewreotad. miles above the town all day yesterday. Ellis Albert G Rieth Daniel Glandular Swelling*, Ulcers, at tbe Womb, Rack­ And it b further ordered that rilriMilioror. because Gen. Pope issue, his orders that Her commander sent me word that he claimt to loyalty and respectability.— et*, Softening of the Bone*. Fitx. Drq>*lc*l Kffai Hall Boris Stevenson A B tbe inhabitants must not murder his would try to get her up the river, and Housman Miss M Shoemaker ! Charles Shame I Shame I! FOUR TO-UI BOTTLES. soldiers or they will be treated aa mur­ asked if It be possible to send him n boat Jordon L II Smith Ansoa R. Will cure Fcrofula, Rvjlhffla. White Swelling, to aid him. From tbe reports she is Jones Sarah A Thornton SY tn E derers—and if they destroy railroads, Sore Lage.Sydb'tafo Rfown»ti.n>, Gout, chronic aaia rosuiy permanently unserviceable. We burned Junes Sidney I Tyler Jay and burn bridges they will ba treated as immediately pretian, to «aui dar of Lrarinf. The report that Baton Rouge was re­ nearly all of their camps and a large Kelley Wm J loble Tom R RHKRMAN C. PRINIM.K. incendiaries—and if they give informa­ amount of-stoves, and cut them up badly. Kies Abrtize , Thorp g........ . captured by the rebel Gen. Breckinridge, Amlsg (A true copy.) augso Jwdgv of Freba tion to the enemies of tbe Government Gen. Williamsand other prominent offi- LcRoy Wright 2 Thorn is Carbline no dbMM of tba rikin, Joint*, Bone* or Glaada, last Tuesday, doe. not come in such shape but that thia remedy will core. Lannral James Ytile Yule Wm Wm they will be treated a. spies—and if the oers are killed. a. to make it very trustworthy. Breck­ It cleenae* tbe BLOOD. Roaoleea all dieaaaod J. C. BaacxtNRiDox. PROBA TE OXBER.- FT ATE OF MICUIG AN Persons calling for any of the above depoaitea, and morale* tbe »r»tem with health inhabitants are not for the Government inridge is said to have telegraphed to tbe Rumor aays that General Clark is a County of Barrv *4. letters, will please say they ore advertised. mid atrmirih. In all caaea ufc for RaDWaY'S' Al a aeaxion'ornie Pn&kfrQtatHbr »br C>-univ RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Prie. par bottle Memphis Appeal, now published at Gre­ they are against it, therefore let them prisoner. Parties from the field say tliat One Dollar. Fenon* cel line at Dr. Radway*. of Barry, boldeu at tbe Probate RffleJ. w-tbe »<take tbe oath of allegiance and be pro­ our victory was complete. The ground ' ‘.fa, Il nada In Mississippi, that be was at first ■* x.ia— ;<n> gnppijLj lags cf Hntlnr tected ; or be sent beyond the line, of was strawn with the dead and wounded. DoUsni, Bold Uto by repulsed with heavy loss, but that the considered it their best policy to retreat from that par for the enrolment for draft of the mititia Ms^SWItenr" A"» ,Ut r.’“.wrx/sjai<ig5^ BY DR. RADWAY’S WAR NEWS I! IadwAt ram Arkansas came to bi. aid, destroyed to Of our gunboats, drove off tbe remain­ der of our fleet, and enabled him to cap tore our entire land force. .Now, the brought upon experience themaelvce; then Jeff murder­ Davis promise, retaliation, by ing and maltreating out General, and other officer, who may be^in hi. power her way to help Breckinridge ; and her as prisoners of war. there to last? 9th. Without the ram Arkansas, the Gen. Sigel, who occupied the advance near the Rapidan, reports thie morning that lhe enemy mode a feint, or attempt to cross the river, but he drove lhetn back. But how long are And bow long is Jeff Davis going to occupy a position to car­ ry his threats into execution? “The signs of the times cannot now be mistak­ Court House, they will endeavor to drive us back. Nothing is heard from them ao took IL en.” far. 1! Fortrero Monroe, Aug. 16. we hare new* of a tpkndid victory instead de as tbe Northern States prerent at the present lira.. 2J00 Fbdarab repaired 5,000 rebel..— Our loro is Mid to be 250 killed. Tbe can was made RADWAT8 READY RESOLVENT given‘.ft eafWn tMtnuroet in an to.. DELIA E. RIKER, all of Hsating*, Culpepper, Aug. 17. There was a general advance towards the Rapiditn to-day, Jfthe enemy intend to dispute tho possession of Orange rebels could not bold tbe place if they Our Government is in earnest.— Probate. Culpepper, Aug. 16. the evils Arkansas is reported to have been blown destruction is acknowledged and mourned Druggists. pickets, among those with whom they sympathise, and ■ For Atffrrins.—The Union troops evacuated Harrison’s Laed'mg this morn­ ing about 8 o’clock, and about lhe same hour McClellan’* advance arrived at w. HENRY BIRD, aged *! years. Hew Advertisements. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ’AV DR RADWATS pills. Karras* examinstkia ‘t«ta5u°^ jrc.teAt «.r: nnwi'"‘ for 300,000 more men for our army, and Federal General William, is kitted, as 10 »>"O <ko Gre. LoroU. Bracks ridfoloMMro boMMomlmlL Tb, 100,000 more, Io b. reM b, Oreft.— Wb.Li.lh.ro.uh1 Wbj ihi. wrek the Louisville, Aug? 15 300,000 6m relhd, .ill b.maroUn« mlrtakoc, Jeff. Davi* wLU mod be M- TmhwU $ tet Cbdbmfc MA fratocky tilt of iiiidurn- lIth» °f congestive faflr, „ - �S«al mu. A NECE8W* *_!?»&. HOUSEHOLD eftUSLEY’S JOHNS uiow Cement Glue. or.{jg trria wowed. .wielMrm cmtral THE DMT GLEE IK Tftt W0RU>. AMERICAN CEMTWri* GLUE rcgsB^-' « Day Kxpresa., NigtrLExpersi •uciwn op rpnduc, MtU north front door J “LOW PRICES Court Commiisioner, in » this ca^e, and described inasid swSSJS§ R. If. RldT. Oe^sopnnnteo DR. J.BOVEEDODS’ GRANT & SPAULDING Imperial Wine Bitters ’! rom all who iiare ntrt used diem. WfcU MBNfr tVoVWi.u Enriching id >IT'W|LL HEftiD CHINA. « Trk Military Company raised in this place by L. 0.’, Fitzgerald, went into Durfee, who was elected Captain of the •Company, was rejected by the examining Mr Durfee would have ft,ol:n^<,f.‘£‘M’”A now be captain of the Company. P. Chance Dated, August #, Iasi. A. C. BRUEN. 2nd h. the matter of Ute estate of Daniel Smith late said county.. d«Jta*cd On reading and tiling the pet.tiou. daly reritied of Betsey Smith, widow of said deceased, pray­ ing, for reasons therein set forth, that admlnlatottlon of Baid estate may be granted to tbe petUiouer end Clark H. Patouer. iur some other euitable persou. Thereupon it in ordered, that Monday, the 25th day of August, lusi, at ten o'clock, in ths forei10,i0.'.be ■^*I«vedfortbehtanug af aaid beiltion, Bud that t ie bbira at law ..IS ..j COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. Lieutenant. AH persona having eiaim. against tbe J. F. Axdrkws, of'Middleville, has I ren authorize^ tu recruit volunteers for Let our young the old regiments. men hurry up, as the lime for voluntary en­ listment^ is expected to close on the first of Septctnbel. Goorra Lady’s is received. Book for September Every lady of taste nnd refinement would taka the Lady’s Book, if they were awnrenf its merits. Rklkaskd.—Cob. Orvoran and Wil cox have been exebangid, and hud arrived Who will marl fur sni-l. .l- id Court, then . luvaiaumcv I tbe village of Hasting*, and show, cause. If au’ O'clock; the prayer of the pefitiutiersihouli And <1 is further ordered, thi the petitioner give notice to tbe persona ihtereeti Court for tbe final ndjustment of all claims a rains t of tbepcndeiier oi aaid petition a tltreof.yv cau.mg a copy of. thi. i ■der to b» pubaaidcatate. DAVIDG. RuBINSON, I halted in the "llsatinga Banner. PLEIADES BROWN. Dated, July S3, IM2. jy3cM ■ printed and circulating in said ci nrty'.of ICrry; for three weeks, immediately pret ous to uid day of hearing. MORTGAGE SALE. Jj»' SHERMAN C; (A true copy.] j„a we iivae ‘ '» ' *! • TB£SB-BITT£R8 **“>»• * J2pCTRA*OTS. “Every houMkcemrabould have* supply of Weak Lungs,'-fndlgcation. Dyspepsia, Diseases Joins A Cro.ley’r American Cement oftbe nervous 8ystem. Paralysis, ('ties, end for sll esses requiring a Tonic iMttf relebaned Whre Billers Dr. J« “‘1* '<"=c"4‘ 3n3S*JJJ£PASi!KD ] F R OH DIRECT paCtogietlier. } ’ ; vl lt *ni Men® BMtv; Coml. Lavs, *ntf in u*od fitetc eery thing bufMdtaJx. i <■ ■ and lathis respect are doubly Valuable to lhe person whd may om them. For " INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, t.„ a X n I-.I- —1._ .. *bw^» JUST RECEIVED *' TT WfLI. MEND PORCELAIN, h KimMAiftlVial Atdliab HMbavdid not coat but Females, where a Tonic is required to strength at. m.rt S-—---— Come and See! I «Uuty. re fi , tetewia theIr char--*- - *v lavigMste tbs wl ! Probate Chart & .±9 s-X'c-j iilar with the men. . Mr. Fitzgerald will Russell DC OUR LBE OF TRADE; Estate of Dawiel smith. QTaTE 6f MltniGAN1,1 made an excellent officer,* and been highly pop. 1st Lieutenant, and M. Q Tvur beokcn Chips Cmjm mid Sausot can be msde HD3F2T ©DHIT®HITiI©H Om....«„£E^feSS^ Hastings, .August IS, lifxr * Aaron tjr_____ 0(S —WE STILL—— IT WIVt/MEND MArtBLE. Tbaljlfoe out of your Mar^vMantla cmi Urec-fourOia of an acre "tarIhonortb i-aatcirue _ ____ _ camp aHonik on Thursday of last week. surgeon. ii FT WILL MEND LEATHER. ’ Mend ytteir HsrtreM, 9traf>s, Betas, Boott, J*. ‘TT'WIM; MEN POLADS.** We challenge icfHMtinga Lodg* £*mM at Muon- We very mnch rsgret that Mr. MENU woOI>. Sere your broken Furnltcr*' ' ■'* ' >' -ruqmsi o»- Weak cohagtutidif—for Minlater. o WPX9 •r.. T.S..U.,*rtl.u, Md *11 nr soov leading a sedentary life, they will prove truly beneficial. 7 — —a—. —. — —*vuiv, and dsUcious fo tbe taste, r Tboy produce tbs exhilarating effects of. brandy or wtoo without intoxicating; and are a valuable remedy for per­ sona addicted to the use of oxcrosiva strong dnnk, and Wbo wish to refrain from IL They are tture .ad enlir^lv A—* A.,,-, fk. "w: At Rawa. bouse as vawr/'— fHttsa* 1TC0N0KY-I5 WEALTH81000 a year saved in evwy family by One Buttle of ' AMERICAN CEMENT GLEE. Price 25 Ceuta per Battle. Price 25 Cents per Buttle. Price 25 Cents pec Bottle. A,large stock of Price 25 Cetols per Bottle. winch the couutrv m flooded. Thea, itittm not only OVRE but PREVENT Price 25 Cents per Buttle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. at Washington. CHANCERY ORUEti Stat* Tkach**-* IssrmJTKs.—The Superinlendent .if Pnb|x^nstrucii<>n has ap­ pointed S series of Teacher’s Institutes to be held as follows, each Institute continu­ ing in session five days. Port Muros, beginning Monday morn­ ing, August 25th, 1862. Clirttnn, beginning Munday morning, Aug. 25th, 1&62. Bnttle Creek, beginning Monday mor­ ning, Sept. 1st 1862. Gruss Lake, beginning Monday morn­ ing. .Sept. 1st 1862. * Allegan, beginning Monday morning. Sept 8th 1862. St. John.-, beginning Monday morning Sept. 15tb 1862. Coldwater, beginning Monday morning Sept. 20th, 1862. . CTATK or UICniCA-l .n. cin.il day of December. A. D. I?W. nud recorded in"the 0 the County uf Barry; tn Ch; Eighth Judicial Circuit; Suit office of the Register of Deed, for snid county of court, at the Court Hues, in tb jnpv in said Couutv, on the X3< ol &' o clock P. M.. in Book K. of Mortgaged' D. one tbuOsaud eight hundred a uapage I, «n which Mortgage there .is efjimed .(rvry /Joocrer, Ctes/rfoUaal, to be due at the-dstc of thia notice, the sum of serorequity having been instituted lor tlie recovery thrn-uf • aaid mortgage, the premises described therein, to wit: Two-tliirds of the north-cait quarter, and the nortii half of the uortb half of the south east quarter of section number twenty-nine. ('Ju), and tee south half of the sou th-west quarter of sectinn number seventeen, [17. j ail in township number two (2jjtii>rth of range number etgiit (S) west, in aaid county of Barry and State of Michigan, two W.ll MUU Kl.tlt.l KU U VW[ Will bsaold at public auction or ven.luc, to thebigbest bidder, at the north frontdoor of lhe Court Honac, in tbe Village of Hastings, ia said county of Harry, that being tbe place for holding the circuit DuUrt Vzkokakck.—The federal scouts at Buttle Creek, in Tennessee, recently fustic! the Iwdies of four UnioA soldiers hanging on «-oe tree, having been murdered by guerrillas. Another party found tbe ehui througli'tliu breast. Her family bad all lievn murdered by them, and she had Iwen shot while attempting to escape. A few days after, as Ute train was running from Huntsville to Stevenson, a man whs seen silling «»n! the fence at the .fide uf the road. One of die guards immediate­ ly shot him through lhe body. General indignation prevaijpd and tbe'soldier was nrse&ted. The train was stopped, pod fhe pian found dying, cod endenvormffjjo hide a gun under the fence, Tbe soldier had recognized him a® a bushwhneker wbo hud abut at him when oa picket duty. WHY ARE IVE SICK 1 1 tms, combined «iU> j.dpMOt, •«■>*• would be Tar less aicknesa atnorl£ us.— There is no dtieaise-ellhe4>aim^e or malignam, malarious or otherwise, but gives due warning of its, approachj 'and if. when tfese alp» are exMbHeds lUo- CVKCS, MANN, £/*wr X Hmmis, damn IT. AlrAfiw. / ami Jul.at . .It aaiisfiwtorily appearing by.affidavit on file in this cause, that the above named Defendant Palmer H. ilurerll. h nqf a resident of said &ato of Michigan, bu trystdes in the Htatf of Cali fends; On motion of C. 11. Chase, Complaitiwil'stfowhoc it ia orderedthat tt< said irun-rcsideut Defendant, Rkady Rzltzf Is frttly athnmis- ver. Acc., for thene dineiwen give fair warn iug of their approach, and if on the first mdicaii.mrtfpute dterom^ br uneaai-tiMw, Radway’b Rkadx Rxlizv ixaiqed the st stem will be *o charged with the *■ lectrie poster uf health, as »o «’>«*«*■ fuUy retd* their ’attacks. 2>p . until the disease beenswea • «ttrvnchrd .wtttln ynt.jhHrtc'm Wore hesorting T«» jnedicatiw. Till* delay may ibewkrd todies. Important to Railroad Companies. tnaa ia tbo land should bs without them, and those who once nso tbetn will not fail to keep a supply. , ffiWJS <& shdibs, DR 1 BOVEE DODS’ Imperiid Wino Bitters Are prepared by an eminent andskillfol plysiciaa who has used tiMtn successfully In bis practice for the last twenty-five tears. The proprietor, GROCERIES MORTGAGE sale. D HARD-WARE’ AND DRY GOODS’ Il Costs but Lillie ! Purity tbo BI<v>d » Give.Tone to tbe Rtomnch I Renovate lhe System nnd Prolong Life I price®! perbotlle*« bottles for ®5 preyerof the petitioner ehmtld “"Si ’7.^55 ‘S* Ji' .J.” , ’a-r TLu ..fcrlb" Mte i. “• JOHNS At C ROS LEY'S IMPKOVxn OVTTA'FKHCHA CEMENT ROOFING, aarrtaar.wHli an elastic body, whkh caauol ba In­ jured by Hsat, Ibkaor SruaMt.SMSixxixtl of Boor Boxxm, or any external action whatever. ' GUTTA CHARLES WIDDIF1KLD k CO., PERCHA CEMENT, Fur Coating Metals cf all Kindi when expoped to tho Action xif th® Woodier, nnd * , of #v«y description For PrrserrfiiK and RepMrlig Metal Roofs of ill kfads. Thia the onlg CbnpxUun imwca wbiolt trill taa. Stacks of Wh® does not Admire Bexalifni Teeibt It adhere* firmly, forming a body equal to thrre WILUAIH JOSES. DENTIST, is now prepared tq apply dettla! Kubatltutes in a style unsurpassed, warranted to fit and suit, or ao charn. No pates spared iu extracting. Tedtb filled with pure gold. thn» atmtlng their decay for jetrt, Teeth Inserted oa VULCANITE RUBBER BARE, Clothing OHANCERV ORDER. TATE OK MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for <b. u»—i S Important’to'Farmer*. To qll ichom thii may xonttrn and it ton ' urnt everybody. The cheapest and most durable Rooffiag Bitter*, had them tested by two distinguished iu use. | medical practitioners, who pronounced them a rr IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF valdabio remedy for diaease. although the' medical men of the oonutrv, aa a ge:.orai thiag disapprove of Patent Medicinoa.vet nxtM, and to siusulx aoors winovr mxmouxo are do not briier’e a rcapoctabi* I*h> wcian can "be found in tbo United State*, acquainted with their medfoa) nrnnertiba. who will cot hlghhr'aBprove DR. J. BOVEE DOBS' IMPERIAL WINE RIT­ TERS. In all newly settled places, where there is al para a large pisantily* of decaying timber, from which a polauauua nriasma I. created, these West Indies, and Central and South Anienca. on billers should be used every morning before building* of all kinds, such F.trrosix*, Fotxubreakiut. «rt». 'AsrtrewkL K*ti Rosn Denon. Cara, and oa DR. J. BOVEE DODS’ Ptinuc Bi tuiixus generally. GoKtumussr Bvu.1* isos, Ac.; by lhe principal JlctiaitB*, Annuivacn, nnrpiBi'YL ^yjwii ujT’jiKaa and oth»m, and han proved (-.be the CHEAPEST Are composed uf a pure and unadulterated wine, and MUST DUKAU1.E L(it>H>G to ww; it te in combined with Barberry. Solomon's Seal. Cam- even respect A FIRE, WATER. WEATHER and frer« Wild diet rr Tree Barit. Spikenard, Cbarno TIME I'jfOOF entering for ROOPB OF ALL ■ milt Flowers, and Gentian, They arO manufac­ KINDS. tured by Dr. Doda himself, who it an experienced ----. and suoceaaful Physician, and heaca should not taiZnf .VuZw.uluch cumbiue the,desirable ptoprrbe classed among tbe quack nostrums u bleb flood tiea o» Efo/Z.ft'fy ami /n<roZ.i/i?i’,‘which arc unithe country, ami against which the Medical Pro­ reraailv acknowledged to be pvsdrtded beGUTTA PERCHA AND INDIA RUBBER. fession are so Justly prejudiced. There truly valuable Bitters have been, so thoroughly tested toy all clasres of the community ' No Hwtt is required in making application lor almost every1Variety of disease iheident to the The expense of applying 1! is 'but trifling, aa aa human system,, that they are now deemed indis­ ordinary 'Roof can bo covered and finished O# pensable in a MW« dag. . ■ TONIC, MEDICINE AND BEVERAGE. It can be npplkd toy any. one, PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!! and when finished folms a perfectly Pise Paoor Estate of Ebenezer Rathburn. that tiie hrirs at law of said deceased,and ai *’*•'* person, interested m said e.tate, arei’*ln'"££ NEW YORK. । Iiuporont to Builders. We have every kind of goods, aueL as filed..and a uarscribcd for hu appeal aace. EFAULT haring been made tn the rcmhtioa . HARMOX .SMITH. ufpayment of *n indenture of MortgwgrexeCircuit Court Commissioner. ented by Joseph M. Barrett, aud his wife, Catha­C. II. Cwut, Solicitor for Complainant. rine Barrett, of Rutland. Barry rouuty ami State Dated, Hoalinga, July S3, loss. jy30 of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,of Mai shsll,Calhoun A trne copy of the original, on file with me, in county and state aforesaid, bearing date lhe second Attest, D. SruKxa, Regis ter. dav oi- December, A. D. isSfi, and recorded in the thia cams?. office of the Register of Deeds, for aaid county of Harrr, on the 4th day of December, A. D. W5(J, CHANCERY ORDER. nt 12 o'clock, M., in Book D. of Mortgages, on pages J2u snd I'Zl on which Mortgage there is QTATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Circuit, Court foe churned to be dne, at the date of this notice, the O the ooiuMy uf Harry : In Chancery. eum of eight hundred and ninety-four aad 87At a ae.aion of said Court held at tbs Court lOOtbs dullar*, nnd no sail or proceedings in law llouw, in the village of 11 aating., on Tuesday, ths orin equity having bccu instituted for the recovery* l&ib day ut July. A. D. : thx’rfuf: Notice ts therefore h crAr girtn that by tJytae of the statute, and a power of sJe eoniainr'd io said mortgage, the premises deaeribed therein, trt wit. the north-west quarter of section No. tHrty-two. (82) of township No. three (J) north of range No. nine f9) west, tn said Barry connty and State of Michigan, one hundred nnd sixty It satisfactorily appearing by affidavit on tile, seres, mure or less, or no much thereof ns will satisfy aaid mortgage with Intereat and costs, will in this cause, that tbe above named defeudaot. E. be sold at public auction or vendue, to the birhest R. Chandler, Administrator ot tbe estate Of Doug­ bidder, at the Court House in tho village of Hm- las J. Williams, is nut a resident ot this State,but tingn, that being tho place for holding the Circuit that he is at present tn one of the Southern. States, Court in said county of Batty, and State of Mich­ On motion ofSweexcy A Allen, the Complainant's igan, on the sixth day of September, A. D. Itifii, Solicitors, if teuanutau that the said uun-restdenl defendant can* bte appearantc td be entered in st one o clock, r. «. oi u»i uay. thii cause Wiihin three months from the date of Dated, Msy i<». ISM. this order, and (bat in csao of bis appearance bo HORACE J. PERRIN A CO.. cause bia answer to the Complainant's Rill to bo -»elltl» Ataigneeoof Muetgi Bwsxxxr a Aura, Attys. -ibwrtr Strett. Importaotsto House Owners. KU Defendant. * And it ia fnrtbqr ordered, that within twenty da's the coniplsuiadt cause a untie, of thia order tu be published is the Unuiter, a. pub­ lic newspaper, printed, publmlu d and circulating r S*l« Ur.aJl Driiggiats. and Storck lepers generally throughout the country. JOHNi A CROSLEY, (Sale Xanufacturors.) 8 WILLIAM STREET, FEMALE& and tin rice cm him of a copy of aaid bill, and notice of tbe entry of I his order, and in default thereof,' that the'aald bill bo taken as confessed by |he*md frrrd, the threatened disoaiw will b« »woTSO BA Tt OWtR-STltt OF MICHIGAN, non'resldcnr defendant. And It is further ordered, that withip twenty sceaslullv reputed,.*, with Head C°At 7sis°o^f Hie Probate Court forthe Coun­ days, tho COm;nainant cause a notice of this Adie, Cold C^ffla/.Nauaeft ' at Stomach, tv of Barry, holdeu at tbe Probate Offloe. m u>* order*to be published in the **HsMIb0 Banner,'* Pain in lhe Bowels. Dryness iu the Mouth vHlsze of’Hastings, on Mohdsy (he 4lh day of a public newspaper printed, published anddrouIstiue in said county and tbst said publication be Feveriubnesa, Pain in th* Joints, Back, August, in Die year one thousand eight bund- continued al Irani -once in each u<-el. for six redand sixty two; present, R. C. Prinale, Judge along lhe Spine. Legs, &cn If Radway’s weeks in succession; or that they cause a copy °fn the morter of the estale of Eben«er Rath- of thia order to be personally netted ppop tne Rkaoy Rklizt ia used, Uwse symptom* said non-resident defendant, at leaartweuiy days _ ‘ ... before tbe lime prescribed for hi» sppoarsmee. ’Twill quickly disappear, nnd a-*er»o<i* ill- burn. deceased. On readiog and fifing tho peUbon, dulr verified neA prevented.. There is n« occiikihn of Lucy Hatbbura. widow of said finmr A Au.ax. Lons F. I-ovbal, Circuit Judge. for lhe pre valence of Yellow Fever. Ty-; tag.lorecrteui rvaadn* therein set forth, ttart rtio Solicitors for Complainant. pltoid Fererv A^uo, Pneumonia. Bilious Register in Chancery. Fever. Odara^Sniftll PoM. fSwIct fe­ jy». way’s Bayers. TERMS CASH. eaies.wsan act ot tiumaiitlr alioold assist spreading these truly valors BITTERS ovre the land, and thereby e-sen I tally aid in banishing Drnkeanrsa and Disease . . I nil Affections at tbe Head, Slclt Head­ ache, or Nervous HeAdUche, Dr. Duds’ Imperial Wine Bitten, trill be lotrnd Id be most Salutary and Efficacious. Whit* we offer at IT WILL NOT CRACK IN COLD,OR RUN IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,iffASH OFF. MORTGAGE SALE. Width we are abxioua to sell, and WILL SELL. D? <P*e*9L Hon.,riws R Lovett, Cirooil Jadpr. Thia cement is pcsmlsarir adapted for tba'preaervatiiMi ot Iron Hailiugs. Stoves. Ranges, Safes. Agricultural Implements, Ac., also for general GUTTA FEROHA CEMENT, For preserving and retiring Tut and other Msr- prove fit aim of THESE HARD TIMES we sro selling eight frundre and Sfr-eyrht. and ’recorded In tho 4L Koon of eterr description, from Its great elasAug. eT " 1 ia a noB-resident ®(tbis Mate. Tberefors. On metim- «r Heitora lor the said Com (hat the said Defendant. J "d«< of Frob,u* BADTAYt BBADT RRMfEF AM A FEEyEMTIVBi 1 • ” . ;ier oi lure...■* — —------------- «» ■ °<^fa Hscnsc trtnted to me by tbe Dr; Fnderick. B. nrW'rrpiJ’ft’iq thv Medical Ctiu’tsTarin in rogfird’t'* the tti<ml Hnclrnt w®. lC«pcu«ro w e roc month. <n« the da And AM' ia eass of hi. J OKF/ffo. offioa of lhe R«gtHev of fleeda for the county of Bsrw sad Htute if Michigan,' on tbe thirtieth day -r w____i__ . n ..... OUR GOOD® Unusually Low ! . gage t here is dahned to be dur, al th. dal. of thia Satire. nine hundred aud ataty-lwv aadttfi-lOOths Dollar., (89di,"«) nd no proceedings having burn instituted fa or iwcquilv.for the recov__ ■<___ ...e x’-.t_ 1- .. ——i ■ .... These materials uro sDsrTU to six cusAna, aud we are prepared U> supply orders from any part of tbe couatiV. at short notice, for GUTTA SSStefiSraM with lull printed directions for appnmfon. described. to wit i , jnittent J® °£ l«? at we o'clock. m Rte afternoon fofknring lands befoogitif iokk? *,ld cauto. ' '* business. mtmtei s■ rxWesjs: WM«t, Cbn>, 0*u; Butter, U^-Tirk. Md6o.lly.lmun evetything you,ten. the side of said land. fo.marly soM to Hsivvy Pape, Mving due hundred and forty acres '—Hdrd in said mortgags, whdh win be aoM. cr ■nab tlieroof a»wU! pay tbe Maaanad wMvte­ JOHMS * CBOSLIY, • Wriurwamnl SHtsi �y 7 will hereafter work with an abiding consciousneas that they cannot plan and ex- ANNUAL TAX SALES. with the unfortunate or those who are reconstructing their temporal affairs, but with those wbo have weathered all storms and are yet sailing smoothly.. Most men, when they start in business, make good resolutions. At any rate, they mean to succeed. They expect to avoid tbe dangers which have ruined others. For a while alt goes on wel I. but the day comes at length when they are Swept away and all their brilliant earth­ ly prospects are gone forever. According to an old tnaxim, it is never too late to learn. Business men, how­ ever, do not believe this. Every uno thinks that be has perfected himself In knowledge, that he needs no help or ad vice from any quarter, and that if others have failed of success, that la no reason why be should follow in the same track. When a man decides to build a house, he adopts a plan and adheres to it tu tbe end. When a navigator attempts a voy­ age, be consults his charts, ana governs himself by the experience of others.— When one is sick, or his life is endanger­ ed by coming in contact with disease, be seeks advice from a skillful physician.— There are certain rules, forms, and pre­ cedents which govern and influence most men in all matters except the conduct of mercantile business. Here they mean to be original. They don’t want the advice of any body. J us tbe re we desire to speak. We wish to propose to such men lhe following rules—fur their prac­ tical consideration. 1st. Do not undertake a business with which you are not perfectly accquainted, any sooner than you would attempt, if blind, to survey a city. First thorough­ ly understand what you prop<ise to do. Serve an apprenticeship—do anything— before taking a single step involving risk. 2d. Never attempt a business for which you have nn taste or tact. Seek to do that for which you have a natural faculty and relish. Don’t aspire to be a merchant, when you should be a farmer, a mechanic, or a day-lalx>rer. 3d. Never connect yourself in part nerahip with those in whom you have not perfect confidence—with those to whom you would not be willing, sick or well, al borne or abroad, living er dead, to intrust all your business affairs. 4th. Never attempt to do more busi­ ness than you can tafely do on your cap ilal. 5th Avoid taking the extraordinary risks of long credit*, no matter what prof­ its are in prospect. 6th. Give no credit whatever to any one who does not possess a good moral character. 7th. Supervise, carefully, your nwn business, (nut your neighbor’s,) and look after your clerks, and see that they are faithful in tbe performance of all their duties. Sth. Let all those with whom yon have dealings or intercourse, understand, distinctly, that yon will not lend your­ self, for tbe sake of trade, to do any mean thing—anything which your conscience will not approve of. Oth Never lend your name by indorse ment or other, except under most extra­ ordinary circumstances, and then let the act be guarded with every possible secu­ rity. 10th Never allow yourself, or your partners, to draw a dollar from tho cuncern to invest io any “outside operation" whatever. 11th In forming a co-partnership, in­ sist that a limited, fixed sum only shall be drawn by each partner, for -personal LANQFOBD O. BKUT. 1855. 1858. Town 4 North of Bangs 8 s.KofswM • 40 1859. ■ •Kof.etf 15 '.W • ootb of th* quarter po»t eo the north lino of section No. to the place of beginning, Eastern Atklitx-u r* ? cs s- Village ol Middim ill- Village ««f Orangeville. tlfiO BEST PIANOS, lift expenses. 12th Under no circumstances what­ ever deal in stocks. Don’t believe any one of the thousand marvelous tales of a fortune in that direction. They are a trap and a lie. 13th Keep all your accumulated prof­ its. in your business, so long as yon owe a'dollar. When you have more capital than you can use, then it will bo proper to invest it outside. 14th Borrow of banks or other sources never, if it can be avoided. If temporary assistance is needed, sock It from a tried friend or from a sound bank­ ing institution, and then return tbe loan on the day fixed, with the most rigid punctuality. 15tb Have an eye on tbe condition of the country, its crops, and the general prospects for business, and look out sharp for tne movements of polititiona, wbo, in nine cases out of ten, care more for a re-election than fur our commercial in­ terests or for our national prosperity. There are other and most important matters which should not be forgotten. Keep good company. Value integrity more than money. Live within your means. Eschew wine, theatres, and fast horse*. Use no profane language. Never q uarrel with a partner. Be kind, consid­ erate. and generous to clerks, and nlso tn your unfortunate debtors. Cultivate tbe friendship of all. Do your proper share in prompting the public weal. Be a man, a gentleman, and a Christian ; and you win make sure of an inheritance in thia life and of untold riches in the life wtaim uxWe' M4 he hopbs every ssffersr will try h>4 Ktags (UsRjKTirt, OOTNTT ACCOUNTS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-08-27.pdf 35539b52c0e1ab6f2a3d698ac131cfdd PDF Text Text JEII5WA AS rTSlrioir liberty sad Unloe-Ons urf Inwptnbl*.* VOL 7 «f|r HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1862 Stltrtrt fnttr^. IS PUBLISHED IVSki WEDNESDAY, Itsrtsoa, BAUKT tr CODXTY. MTCnroAW rATfiio-mss. »:Hce and tnall subscribers, <1 her annum If nd io advene; otherwise lk> peats « Hl ba added. dltabUd Bn ..r,uZ" ADVKHTrtlMQ. . .1 **r' ImaaatatasfcL OffisaCoartB^y liberal dltoaaat to yearly advertiser*. DR. H. j. HANEY. HLl^KNof “tf^rvttoiujpMtoiU^ewUarf. GREAT ^Kistrngs’ ^raintss Jltrtdtrj. EALERS in all kinds of dry, goods,groceries, crockery, Ac. State st., al the poet office. D Unchecked by tyranny and thralL WTOIT!! GRANT A SPAULDING, Enlighten, and LioenUonanaM Instinctive hidea. Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS ealer D MASON ALLEN, in groceries, provisions, DRUG STORE!!! d ire, (Hah, butler, lard, pork, sad are Roberts &, Striker, PnbHc. ROBERTS At STRIKER, OSALERS in drnga, medicines, patent medi­ cines. paints, oils, turpentine, burning fluid. Holbrook’s New Block, Railing*, Midi. SWEEZEY & AILEN. TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors in Chan- and business. Office in the Conrt House, Hastings. Mich. 1 . w—. A ‘ Fa.vr Alli, DANIEL COOK, I. A. HOLBROOK, A’ J. M. RUSSELL, HYSICIAN and Surgeon. ■tors. Stats street Office in Bumelf* JOHN ROBERTS, itlYSICIAN and Surreun. Dwelling on Broad- II. P. CHERRY, XTOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will a IN len.l to all business entrusted to him with ■ roinptness and fidelity. Residence. Johnstown, Harry couulv, Mich. Blanks kept always on hand. L. H. STEWART, 4 TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, Srtirttor A and Counselor in Chancery, Notary PubUc, k-_ All business attended to promptly and offi•i-nllv. Office No. 5, Noble’s block. Bailie Creek, M ichigan. /____________ [. NEVINS, TVTotary Pwblic, and Tat Mrent. Pnrtierty IN attention paid to making out Dtais. Morl■ r, '.__ an_ — f.V^n in <nn>. H. WRIGHT, ttorney ana counsellor A at law, and Solicitor and Counsellor in Chancrry.— Particular attention paid to the collection claim* and money promptly remitted. Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq., Middleville. Barry County, Michigan. KIUrrES * BtlBOWS. TTORNEYS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Solicitor* in Chancery, Tax nd Insurance Agents. Business att , J “ -***■--------- end fidelity. Office, corner of M Kalamazoo, Michigan. J. C. Bvanows. A. A.KjUpbx, A 8. C. FRTNDLE, UDGE OF PROBATE, Notary Public, Gen/ .rd L..1 ul T.. 10,1 the Court House, at Hartings, on »bo M asd M J DANIEL STRIKER. pOUNTT CLERK, Notary PwMta asd Gvneral C' Lead sad Tax Agent, Office in the Court Uoase, sod ojJen at al) hours. - E^tcial ailtniuM JUST RECEIVED Matters and things here are still in a a strategic condition, and naught has dis new and moti complete assortment of• turbed our monotony for a week, save a story they tell about the honest Cid Abe. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, It seems that two of conservative Border Slate chaps, who are here for the express purpose of protesting against everything B pheno, Bnrnlug Fluid, whatooever, bad a duscussion about the TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Honest Abe, and one chap bet the other chap five dollars that ho couldn't, by any possible means, speak to the President without bearing a small anecdote. “Done!" says the other chap, gleefully l^g- FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL “I’ll take that beL” . ' PUBPOSES,ONLYUU That very.same night at about twelve o’clock he lore frantically up to the White House, and commenced thundering at the door, like King Richard at the gates Also a full stock of of Ascalon. The Honest Abe stuck his night-capped head out of the window, and says he: "Is that you, Mr. Seward !” * “No, sir !” says the Border State chap, glaring up thmugh the darkness, ul’m a TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, messenger from the army. Another PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; great strategic movement has taken place and our whole army have been taken tirlsuners by the Southern Confederacy, n fact," says the conservative chap franCUDJdST IPHBTinilXB'J lically, "the backbone of the rebellion is broken ayoin.” And Ceekiig Extracts, "Hem 1” says the Honest Abe, shaking for rnx bspbcial dxnkvit or tna ladiks. a mosquito from bsi night-cap, "this strat­ egy reminds me of a little story. There was a man out in Iowa sal down to play a game of checkers with another man, PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER, EN­ inducing his triends around him to lend VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. him the change necessary for stakes.— Upon our ahclree may be found all of the He played, and be played, and he lost the first game. Then he played much MOST POPULAR mure cautiously, and lost the next game. His friends commenced to grumble; but says he: "Don’t you worry yourselves boys, and 1’11 show, you a cute move, pret­ ty soon.” So he plnyed, and he played and he lost the third game. “Dou’t be We would reipoetfully announce to the eiti- impatient, boys,” says he: “you’ll see that great move pretty soon, I tell you.” me of Hastings gad vicinity, th»t we >11 everTthitigin our hue of trade Then he played with great care, taking a long time to consider each move, and by way of a change lost the filiirth game.— Close attention to what be was about, of and much minlite calculation, also enabled him to Jose the fifth game. By thjs time, his friends had lent him *11 U)elr Roeci.! attention ING and putting up PRESCRn’TIONP, *nfl any change, and began to think It was ..time one purchasing medicines of ns can rriy upon fur that great move to cyme off *Hav« their being . i. ‘ ■ Vou any more change F says be. “W by no,” ^4ys they. “Then," says he with ROBERTS ASTRIWWgreat spirit, "the lime for that move 1 whs telling yOu »buut has come at tasL*! As he commenced rising from his chair, I Kino*. Instead of continuing to play, his cloned ROBERTS A STRIKERout friends bethought themselves to'*sk him what that famous move wail “Why" say s he. pleasantly—“its to move off fur :i‘llnle murtichange." . . <«*• At the conclusion of this quaint tale, my boy, the Border State ohap fled groan­ ing to his quarters at iWillani’e,' acatk a five-doilar Treats ry Note under »bc pil­ QooJjeK-. r.<™i b™i r»»f «»/* V low of the other Border Stele chap, and immediately took evsnlnf tratn for (pWlBAlPp IFW (MSB MOW LOST! AND BOW RESTORED! .^-A r- - A.---- ^f- PrittSimO^U. t »***«•. m" Apcl Offic*. iatbaCwrt Hansa. the West. Such Is the story they telly my boy ; but I’m inelinsd to accept it merely as a ^ork of fiction with a tnrthful moral. Certehi it is, that as strategy Increases, needed m mifitary mtUen. debility CUMna.rikl.SWU. OOWIMMOmMBiww. The designs for the portage stamps to be used as currency have been adopted, and are now in the hands of the engraver. Tltey are to be of four denominations via- five, ten, twenty.five and fifty cents. All will be printed on bank note paper, and the fives and tens will beSKB inches, and the twenty-five and fifties 8 inches In length; and all are 1 8-4 Inches wide. The fires and tweoty-fives will be of brown, and tens and fiftiea green. On the upper comer of the faces will be the denomination in white figures on a dark ground. The lives will have in the center the five cent postage stamp, with a “6" in geometrical lath worjr on each side. The tens will bare a ten cent stamp, with “10 on each side. The twenty-fives will have fire 5-cent stamps, partly overlapped from left to right; and the fifties, five 10-cent stamps similarly disposed. * Over the designs' as above described will fie the words, “Postage stamps furnished by the Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositaries of the United States;” and under them. “Receivable for postage stamp at any Portoffice.” In the middle of the lower part of the notes will be “U. S-" in large letters. Large letters (in lath work) denoting the denoruinslion will be in the centre of the back of each “stamp" or “note." surrounded by the words “Exchangable for United States notes by any Assistant Treasurer or designated United States Depositury, in sums not less than five dollars. Act approved July 17, 1882.” The notes will be executed in the highest style of the. art, and every pos­ sible precaution will be taken to prevent counterfeiting. , PATENT MEDICINES MANHOOD; BABMOM SMITH. 6TACIHT COURT COM 13s1, SSisttllanj. GROCERIES! Office tn Goodycar's block, tip stairs. P And medlute the Patriot's prayers. The premises of agood many farmers are infested with rata, and we are oftan asked tor suodas of dertroclioo. A rertdept of Brooklyn Is vexed with an ,ln< creasing family of rata that seem to grow fat ou arsenic and rat exterminators.— He doesn’t like rata, and refers his case to tbeSunday Tuas. That journal recommentfa a trap made in toe following manner: barrel, for instance, and fill it tn about oae-third its height with w|ter. Then place a log endways in tbe water, so that ons end of it will Jtist remain above tbe surface. Make the bead of the barrel a little too small to fit, and suspend It by two.-pins to tbe Inside of the top of the barrel, so that It will hang as if on * pivot and easily tipby touching either aide. On this head, thus suspended, aocure a piece of savory meat The first rat that scents it, wifi to get tbe meat, leap on tbe barrel bead. p>e bead will trip, or tilt, precipitate him into the water, and resume Its position. The rat In the water will swim to the log. get on the end of it, and squeal vo­ ciferously. His cries will bring other rata, all of whom wilt fight for the only dry spot In It—viz: tbe end of the log. Aa only one rat can hold ft, the victor will drown all tbe reet, sod can. In the morning,, be drowned himself. We have seen twenty rats caught in one night by ▲ Story With a TraUhtaU Herat. D. C. .HAWLEY, ~ NO. 17. gsstingi fcmr, EmaaclaaUoa la MlreoerL Ex-Governor Stewart of Missouri is the candidate of the Emancipation yarty for Congress from the Seventh district. He is attending meetings all over his district A few days since he was at Fillmore, in tbe township of Jackson, where he addressed a large audience.— The place was formerly tbe hotbed of treason upon which Gov. Stewart dealt his'heaviest blows. He told them If his election depended upon the vote of* sin; gle,traitor he would not accept the cer­ tificate bf election; that this war bad been forced upon loyal men, and that loyid men 'bhodld- not show mercy or clemency to those whose sympathize with ■♦ekSurt or aid rabeHio*. "At the dibclusibrt of th*1 Governor’s speed) Karnes Laughlin, Esq., took tbe stand, and io a few patriotic remarks sug­ gested that the vote be taken on the emancipation question, so that tho senti­ ments of the cored be known. The Vote demonatated that four-fifths of the peo­ ple were in favor of gradual emancipation, and not a hand was raised endorsing the negative of the quartIon. There, were, however, a few •‘neutrals” In the house— who did not feel interested enongh ' to vote dABr way. “IfoM Hat "--An old gentlsman was always bragging how folks used to woHi in his younger days, bpe dgy chal­ lenged bis tva, sons to pitch on * load of bay aa fast as he could load it. Tbe chailet^e waa accepted, tbs wagon driven around, and tbe tria) commenced. For some time tbe old man Held hisdwfi tery creditably, crying out “’more hay ! more She looked Um pepera through and thmugh, Erarj morning • before the frMmeotv of the famik were left—hereelf and little boy,’ ana two • daughters— sat dojrn to breakfkst: she-looked for his name In the dally paper, but ft wjh not among tbs saved. Somebody’s, name that resembled that of her husband was, though, and for * while the had liope.— Then she examined other lists to see ’if the true tumai-ter husband's own— could not be spelled'ddL— But bo. And tovu. Some time ago there., lived 'In Edin­ burg, a weft known ^romMer, named’ Sandy Black, whose often reenrring Art! ofspUsaor indigOrttotf produbed -oome; the brute's good, patient little wife. morning Sandy row bent M l quarrel j; the baddies and egg* were axcellent, d<w to * taro, and^pad beaxk ordered hr him­ self the previous eveningand breakfast1 passed without die Iboled-for tetMtoofcomplaint. . “WhrtkrUlyoa here for diooar, 3^)djl,"said■MtoBWMj.ji , »» a. “jL chicken, ma^&ip," said the hus- xjul uoiuucr at. ruti cau, nor on me list of the nick, or k.lled hod wounded, did the name of James Williams appear. “Roast or boileAT" asked the little He was among the “missing." wife. Another one was searching for her eon, •bGeffifmmd it, madam, H you bad pton. her only boy, but his name was ubt giv'. a good and considerate .wife, you’d have cn, except among the missing. “He was known before this what J Kk,e," Sandy’ mv nraHr ” aairl in J... growled out, and slamming tbe dbdr ‘be­ hind him, left the house. ft was in spriag,and a friend who Was present heard . tk> •He wm my brother that I loved so little wife aay, "“Sandy’s.bent.on a du^ well and of whom 1 was so proud," mur-‘ tarbanco to-day : I shall not please hirn_ a0 wtMt 1 cu'1 ■ ■ ■ ■ The dinner-time came, and Bandy and' So the wails ascend from many a his friend sat down to dinner; the fish hearthstone all over the land. Intakes was eaten in silence, and,, on raising tbe only a moment o^u> to set the letters ootsr of the dirt) before him, bo called in their place and We them spell “mis­ out in a towering passion : ‘'Boiled chick­ sing,” but from which in thia life it re> en ! I bate it, madam. A chicken boiled covers not. Perhaps the heavy hoof of is a chicken spoiled." the horse trod him to the earth, and he Immediately the cover was . raised for was unburied; perhaps he perished as a another chicken, roasted to a turn. picket in the woods, or in the ravine, or “Madam, I woq't eat roast chicken?* on the hill top, or by tho river side, or roared Sandy; “you know how it should fell from the transport into the sea, or have been cooked!”, ... . was captured by the foe, or fell in the At the instant a broiled chicken, with march, or died in the trench. At any mushrooms, was placed on the table be­ rate—no matter how or where be fell— fore him. he co nice back no more. The boy broth “Without ’ green peas!” roared the er, the fair-haired and ewoel lipped sister, grumbler. , . that used to go frolicking to meet him “Hero they are, dear," answered Mrs. once again, but finda him never more.— Black. Would that be would come back again— “How dare you spend roy money in that ba would call Carlo once more and that way !” pat his head or gear up Charley .and- let “They were a present," said the wife, us have another ride in the family car­ interrupting him. riage with mother! Would .'that his Rising from his chair and rushing frora own hand could be- seen tumbling the tbe room, amid a roar of. laughter from things in his room, making whitl'ines on his friend, he clenched bis fist and shouted the porch, or drawings by the stand, or —“How dare you receive a present wittv pictures on the slate. But no, he is out my leave r’ through with all this, and the desolate walk the earth as Racbhl ' did,. mourning and cyring, and will nut be comforted, because be is not There is a story told In Washington We look to the future with hope. We of a democrat who came- from Pennsyl­ want to see the day when the tramp vania to that dty to remonstrate against of uniformed men, the flash o! arms, and the employment of neroea as soldiers. the beating of drums shall bo qver, and “Pennsylvanians will neyer fight by whan the records of the missing, the the side of black men,” said h£ wounded, the dying, and the dead of bat­ '•Indeed,” replied hte friend, “and will tle-fields shall cease. We believe the they fight by the tide of white meul” day will come soon, but whether soon or “Yef, most willingly,” was his answer. late, we want all whose eyes run over • “Aa you are a .Pennsylvanian of the these words to prepare for the land where atraitest sort,” said the Washingtonian, no missing liata" are made out, and where "you are ready to lead; 1 suppose you those who meet on Zion’s hill, and dwell are ready to volunteer.” in white tents that are never struck while “Well, Do, Mt exactly," ahswered th© the cycles roll.— Cincinnati Advocate, Pennsylvanian. “1 cvwot; my business will not permit.” . ■ Treasonable Secicties. ‘•So your position is just this; you .will We hear once more of treasonable ao- Dot fight yourself nor consent that the government shall employ colored men. The Knighto of the Golden- Ctrde have If the people of Pennsylvania are indeed just received an awkward exposure at the I like you, we must draft white men there, hands of a grand jury at. Indianapolis.— aqd I trust that you will ba tbq first one In Pennsylvania and New Jersey they taken.” MOfl) speak of a “Legion of Liberty," which is probably only a secession rose by another CoLOBXD SoLDIKRS AX ChICAQO.—A full name, aln Ohio, such men as Vallanding- regiment ot colored soldiers from Chicago hani and Edson B. Olds are publicly de­ was. tendered to Governor Yatea'last claring against the war, calling Mr. Lin- week. Tbe Tribunt ofthat city .speaking coin traitor, tyrant, pequrcr, and a great on this subject, remarks : “Every white many other hard names ; and urging tho man drafted into tbe army .While a' ne­ people not to support the government. gro volunteer la.- rejected or exempted Now one remarkable circumstance in goes to the war as tbsl negro’s substitute, all thia is, that these secret .and open without bounty." It charges the hesita­ traitors do not seem to have the slightest tion of the government abodt their 'em­ influence on the action of the people. In­ ployment to the Kentucky policy,- and diana, with fifteen thousand Knights of aaya that we DuL Maying Uffi Union the Golden Qrcle to intrigue against with our armies so much at.we arc saving the UaiuDt has furnished many thousand • I ;T men more than her cuote for the war.— Ohio, with Vallandingham, Olds, and tho Few. .of .Halleck’s, .warmest friends Cincinoaui An^ku-st to-urge her to trea­ claim merit tor him .In the fislA Few son, has already very nearly completed of his bitterest edemiea deny that be has her quota uader the President’s Last call. rare administrative capacity, and is a Pennsylvania sud Nev Jersey are not great Cabinet General. It used to be 'a behindhand in patriotic efforts. From favorite iert among the Missouri rehab a|l which, we conclude that treason ‘ that, ae long aa Sigel was advancing upon them it was all right; but whenever be began to retreat they were afraid'of him. IfHalleck takes the filld; Yhe krnry Of VltTgfoia may has* a*4My.tftet; bat ff It HAs libbn susfeected bv k'Jew people he remains in the office, Jeff Davj* bad of 1 title faith tost Commodore Nutt and better be pocking up'Ms'trunk. Tom Thumb were one and"Identical.— To dispel thiajdefatibn, Mr. Barnum has StcxsttorfiCTB nr Iixnfoia.—It' is said engaged bothIfntt alMT~Thnmb, to ap- that tbe MOBMionistiln VtmMta, Iftlwfe, Mar at toe Mbeetim 'together,'. In What b called a -Grand trial ofMorit and Skill" wbke they will “meet in aobie, friendly rtrife," whatever that maybe. Tbe lit­ H i, Mid lUi the ‘«oeMioni»l« W. bi. tle kerote may be beedidt *11 bocre, and come hlgbljr rimpot-hnd uHc ofdrtrlBg wttfghre special perfoVraauoea three times Union men ool of the county, alao, that a rebel lta( «aTb«H®rTn one of the town, there raeeotly, and kept llylat all It b Mont tn lul, Uut GnrtUHI days sIwe BeM. Doctor White, redtor of InMMd <i( rwlkering U>" delivered o( an Episcopal church in Memphis, called lull, will won unriH-Ui bb ,.onl for tn roll. then to slide, and at' last it wtml lb. tteliiernnoe of Grew*. *Si<r, off frtwn the wagon and tM old man wfth A western farmer, cWjj»d to tel!.* ibrtw t,n fook for »nak'nK Vivtor EmaBUtl’. wn Amadw ktefpf Gkeoca, and ^ Frtooe and R^a answered thytMffhtan. would n<*op•*“ .It ' Fob South Ambjuca.—Among the Amadeus was see'm> paesengern by the steamer Northern Lirijtt ^BstrrdiQf^a^awalT wM Dr. burneti of tbe DeoarUnact tit State. Who jSeKsino‘Has beeu nbminjrted:h > t-d cj IflR | .. ... : totuWMd Charts W. Walton tn tbe ft ii a.tffealtogWight to eeoA ywtag —-X. . -> r.-.. > ft-: .w.nninwkirtm wkh a nsrtte’ffiri. . �•M MKW *«LSWS. ►TCTM HA8TIHGS BOKQL >AX—STATE OF IflOBlGAK, ST»wi »r Hew I BURNED AVI TANTS MURI Havdig nr this, chosnn oua course, Everywhere they strewed the ; rx. Oj Ferrol a Juctlen. to a madneas which, if much longer per­ We kava, at length, the gratifying in- sisted in, will make tbe entire land red telligenoe that the armis* of Pope, Bum- with blood ; for rhe rebellion.m(*t>be crushed, if wo hate to use the-last,1 most aide and McClellan have formed a junc tion on the shore* of tWRsppshannoch.’ Thia look* like precaution* for safety if not like work. The great army of tho Potomac, of one year ago, should never will return to reason in time,.and,dismiss th* bitter hatred which they noutiiilLifl theirJbaarta against ua. Let them ’ rqhave been divided, and its parts member that, as “lore bfgeta lov*,”\ aq ted beyond supporting distance, doe* acom and hatred beget their like ; the headstrong self-will of the turned and 1st them be assured that it . will be a sorry day for Southern barney when the head of a Captain, too suddenly promo fierqe fires of bate and race begin to burn ted to a Supreme command, that com­ in the Northern heart I am convinced mitted the great folly of the Peninsula that, as yet, there is little of that feeling . campaign, against tbe better judgement existing; but it vfill wme.”.', of better Generals of less rank. : "A .< .. > What the Rebel* Tkink of the New Levy fa the evaouation of tbe Peninsula, of Six Hundred Thousand Unloa Troop*. order© d by Gen. Halleck, we have the From the Richmond E**mlnw' Aug. It. ' unqualified seal of condemnation, fixed Wo received last night ad vices from by very high military authority, upon the North, which, though not so late as those wo publish in another column, bring that strategy which has thrown away thousands of fives and millions of monby news of an important character. Tho to no purpose whatever. But this i* all changed now; we have paid dearly for some experience which War has taaued an order for six hundred thouwind more men to crush the rebel­ we shall be wise enough to profit by in lion—three hundred thousand to be rais­ ed under tie recent call of Lmooln, and future. We have a grand army on the three hundred thousand more by a draft Rappahannock, commanded by our best of tbe militia. The order appear* ofbcmlGenerals, those who have passed success­ ly in the Northern paper*, but the cirfully through the ordeals by which alon; cuinstance* under which we iasua this military men can be tested. With thia morning’s paper forbid* the publication great army, increased by new levies, moving down upon the rebel strongholds, ington had created the wildast excitemsot their advance will bo irresistible, and in the North, and the wat fooling had their rear will protect Washington. We greatly subsided In its enthusiasm. The believe this army aa it is, te able to cope opposition to tho order was not to be disguised. with any force the rebels can bring against The Hxaminer then copies extracts from iu Northern papers on the subject and ooa, dude*: A DirrxaxNcx.—If the following par­ Brief aa those paragraphs are. they are agraph,which we find in our exchanges, Is enough to show that this order for a draft true, General Halleck is a very different will cause an immense re-action in the sort of a General from McClellan. The popular mind of the North, and we shall await the next oewa from tbe North and latter want* back-bone and is afraid of Northwest with much interest. irritating the rebels; the former appears to be tho very reverse. Read : “Gen. McClellan recently telegraphed Dr,'®rownlow write* to the Nashville to AYashington that he could Dot get milk Unionfrom Utica, Now York, under for sick soldiers, that the secessionists date of Augu*t 7 : would not furnish it, and that the Union “Tlje men taken from these northern men charge high prices. Gen. Halleck and middle states are not even missed by telegraphed back : “Ifaeceasionista won’t these statea Everything is prosperous furnish milk, seize their cows and milk —crops are abundant, money i* plenty; them yourrolv**. Have a military board and the only evjdenca one sees of the to fix the price at which Unionist* shall war is in the newspapers and the rattle sell, and if they refuse to take that price,, of the drum and fife at recruiting stations. seixe from them also.” True, iron-clad monsters are building, and transports, for war purposes,- at various J^“Tho Richmond Dupalch of last points—all going to show that the gov­ Saturday urges upon the Rebel Congress, ernment is in earnest, and terribly in now in session the absolute necessity of earnest to. "1 have nothing to disguise, Mr Editor, extending the Conscription Act to all per­ in regard to this infernal rebellion. I sons within the ages of sixteen and forty- am for cruihing it out—no rqfiMer at five years—the material between eight­ what cost lam for subjugation, coer­ een and thirty-five being exhausted. By cion and extermination, if these measures are necessary to put down the rebellion this mean* it is believed the rebels will and sustain the government of tbe United be able to raise a force equal to the 600­ State*. 1 know the origin of tbe rebel­ 000 called for by President Lincoln. lion. and I know the originators ; and nothing short of an old fashioned hell, A Significant Fact.—It is now found that burns with fire and brimstone, will that the rebels have more prisoners than reward them adequately for their ser­ we have. Notwithstanding the thousands vice* !” is dow proven that “strategy" in Virginia has lost us more than enough to exchange all ^Atlantic Monthly.—The September number of thia magazine la received and it* table of con tea to tea* follows: David Gaunt Cerebral Dynamics, A New Sculptor, Playa and Play Acting, OffShore, Life in the Open Air, Rifle Clnba, Two Summers, Mr. Axtell, Meth­ od* of Study in Natural History, GabrieFs Defeat, Bethel, Tbe Horrors of San Domingo, A Complaint of Friends, The Life of Birds, The New Opposition Ptrljr. te- A secesh trick haa lately been discoverd in Baltimore. Eight hogs­ heads of molasses were shipped from that port tbe eastern shore of Mayland. One of them was examined and found to contain a keg of arms for the Confeder.ates. The rest ware in a like condition, land accordingly tb* whole were confis- C3F* Two men were arrested in New York on Monday laet^nd brought before ■■ for being an abolitionist, and disoouraging enlidmenta, and the other, named Shut- lleworft for being a lecessidnist. Both were held to await orders from Waab- Senator Carlile at Clarksburg. Senator Carlile, of Virginia, visited Clarksburg, Virginia, last week, and made a speech. His Union neighbor* regarded it as disloyal. He appealed to his bearers in this style: • “Will you, freemen of the too tin tain*, submit to their government! Wilbyou see your coutry laid waste, and yonr fair home* destroyed by abolition tyrants 1” He then went on to argue that slavery wm right by tho Bible—that it was au­ thorized by God himself; then undertook to prove, by some insignificant author on agriculture, that tbe poor whites of' England were in a far worse condition than th* slavM^of the South; and finally wound up hi* speech,' with great empha­ sis declaring that any man who thought that this rebellion oould be put down-by force was a fool I” Morgan, th* Guxrrilla CnrrrTxnr, A Good Judge or “Something to Tahh’’ as WELL AS Horseflesh.—Morgan’s thieve*, during their brief stay in this place; found time to break Into'oor office and taro/ flags, which they sacrilegiously tore up and trampled in the flrrtL They also broke into our drok and stole a bot­ tle of“Bites*»"whidihad been presented ton* by .Dr. Hoback. Wo are very sorr/.we forgo(,to flavor the Bittiers with a doae of strycnloe. or ratobaha^-JKftL mond (Ay.) Uuttngcr, the Peniwwla is. mainly evacuated, at least one corps d’ermee will remain there, and that Sdfolk wjU be reinforced. It ia Mid that Old Point will be one of tbe the President. xxt.—W. H. Isham, tbe Memphis cor­ respondent of tb© Chicago Timtt, has .been arrested liy Den. Grant for giving false acoDunto of alleged guerrilla raids at BrowrisviDe and other place*. Thia individual has been notoriou* for putting Memphis, Aug- 20. St. Paul, Minn., An£-flK,- ' heap. at other points in tho west, it Uttber Bill “In one epot behind a beautiful tomb. WITHOUT GUILE AMD WITH rt'KX FURFOSE. we took at Dooelson at New Madrid, and steamers Bl Potomac ly confirm*, without doubt, all previous reporta Mr.%k<A intendent, on his way to the upper agen- forty-eight men. At the ferry oppiute tha*g*ncy-'hd ten countered a large Wdy warrtot*; who opened fire on’them: Alterwfew volley* a largebcidy' of am bushed Indhni 'fa’ the/rear, also fired uptrti thefo/kdllr^iiirurttber of our men. A retreat was attempted across the river, birt‘while in the water the Indian^ killed thd Captain, three sergeants and fofrr corporal*. Seventeen returned to tbe Fort on.Monday night. . :" The light from the‘Sorting buildings and grain stack* could be seen Ih all directions. Escaped, titixtenv came Into the fprt during'the night, giving account* of horrotfi * top terrible to conceive.—Mother* came in rags and barefooted, whose husbands and children had been sUughtered before their eyes. Children qams.'wbo witnessed the murder of their parents, burning in their own houses.-— Tho road*, in the direction of New Ulm, are lined., v^lth. murdered tnenj women ipd children. J. Porter, of Mahwatoha, member of the last Minnesota legislature, arrived here last evening for arm*. He was one of tbe committee sent to ^ew Ulm to learn the truth of llio reported' murders. He arrived at Naw Uhn Tuesday moming.and found the people preparing to bury five murdefed ’ persons. Others were being constantly brought in most horribly mutilated. Ho saw four persons wounded, in one room cut with hatchets in tho head. One little girl was tJDfadrostThe face, breast and side. A'litflte’boy, was dreadfully cutop;also* middle aged woman. In the adjoining room he saw a child with it* head cut off end six others mutilated with gasbea. The people of Now Ulm are drilling with what arms they can get, being lolly awake to the danger. -They are determined to defend- the -town to tho last • ■ . ? ■ b Mr. Porter left New-Ulm on Tuesday ■morning. He was overtaken by a man who reported that tho Indian* attacked the town, 700 strong, at fir* in the after­ noon. They horned several buildings, and several citizens were seen to fall.— The people gathered-together and bad barricaded street*. Other letters to Governor Ramsay say that hundreds tireknown to be killed, and it is believed thousands. Governor Ramsay yesterday ordered out the mili­ tia, with hones, for Immediate action. Escape ot Mr. Hurlbat fYota Richmond — What He Hay*. The Washington correspondent,of tho New York Tribune writes: The well known litcrateur, Wm. IT. Hurl but, whose detention by the rebels caused no little stir neatly a year ago, has escaped from Richmond and reached this city in safety. Ho speaks freely in conversation respecting his personal adventures and the results of bis observation. Ho says that ho wentSouth on the Invitation of Benjairjn, to talk over matters, but be soon found that ho disagreed with that eminent Jew. not being willing to go quite as far as be. After bls conference with Benjamin he went to1 Charleston, his native place, and on hia rteturn thence was delected and seized by a mob, who refused to deliver him on Benjamin's order. Finally he reached Richmond under arrest, and was handed over to Gov, Letcher, who dis­ liked him and induced Benjamin to with­ hold his objection to his further deten­ tion. He wa* confined in prison by Letcher’s order until last January, when he was released, and kept, under surveillance.— Since January he h*s,been residing in a Union family and accquainted with offi­ cials whose loyality to the Union was sufficient to induce them to .wish that they could accompany him on his flight, Mid give him facilities therefor. -i’tii sia • He escaped by way of Ilsnoyar Cpurt Douse, and of the Shenandoah valley,—Hie d*sire to ^onciliate’hMlJbe«Lf*fl«Rtoally destroyed by .to* treMment he had received, and be ready, emploj|-J*l| the weapon*! known to civUixed warfare against to* rtbel*. ; He. believe* th* re­ bellion to bo In it*, last days; and says that this opinion is shared by those with whom he ha* oonversed in Richmond. He confirms previou*ljL,weIl authenti­ cated statement* a* to tbe number of the rebel troop* In the Richmond army at the time Gen. McClellan made hie famous movement .from toe Chickahominy to tbe Jams* River. He reckon* their force* at that time at between 80,000 and 00­ 000, and say* that almoat all of. it was precipitated upon t|te corps of Fitz John Porter on^tiie firoVand Recoup days, and ward Richmiond found it He savs that sitioe the seven flays fighting tbe rebel* have been reinforced to the extent of 40,000 to 50,000 men at loasvas lieWitvetf1’.’. "! &8fWSr rK'ii X horse* stolen. Gen. Sherman has been petitioned by rection of LiUlp.Rock. was sent in puriuTL' Daily have had oon- nut.”—Governor fire retire u. th. t*~°* .1“"“** estate, of Lb* pendancy of said petition *Bd thelearing thereof; by earning • copy of tf.te order to M published in th* “Hasiing* Bai>- Tbe Ctowiifrciel says:. "we have In- Mm/EONICK E- FREEMAN, of Baitimor*. formatien that a junction uf McClellan’*, Pope’s, and Burnaid*’* fore** baa been effected, we believe at Acama Creek. The same paper aay* that reliable ad­ vices from Jame* River state that tbe rebels occupied Harrisons’* Landing and s FECIAL NOTICES that pickets extend as far as' the Chick­ aim?. rnoBATg ojtBEBs-frrjLn or Michigan County of Barry a*. At a aeaaion of tbe Probate Court for th* Copal* >f B*rry, bolden nt the Probate OtHcrrtfi <W *ll- k ahominy. . 1 tiw—r £j> A large portion of our gynboat'flotilln, Dm. tiul.crt By ref.r«n« m tb* year on* thousand tight hundred with the flag-shfo“wa* above Harrtfon’s to Dr. Boback’a AvtrtfaAAt oh th* tHrd page, *August, mT sixty-taro j pra*Mt 8.0. Windle, Judge of Landing and wifi probably give the rebIn th* matter of the rotate of Almond Parish, els a taste their quality. Doneteoa Fort . Abandoned Troops. New York, Aug. 22. A special from Cairo to the Herald states that Fort Donsluon bad been abandoned by the Federate, a* a large rebel force was advancing, and the post was now vaiucle**, there being but thir­ ty inches of water iu the Cumberland river, ' late of said county deceased. On rrodtng and filing th* petition, duly verified v____ i_________ .. .r j______, uro of te*ti»g ihr qualification* of thro* □liter*, and do not hesitate to pronounce them th* “oo* thing needed in every well regulated family.” See •ArortiewnroL J* mroenly . . . , « i appear at ronq*iry*nr Mid Court, d *i tbe Probate Office, in tbe rU _____ New Advertisements. IIIndM*'* Intercepted Letter*. Cairo, Aiig 22.—A special to tbe N. ADMINISTRATOITB BALE.' Y. Tribune says that tho lately intercep­ In th* matter of the estate of Jame* Ransom, ted letter* from* Gen. Hindman to the Rebel War Department state that he has deNoU« i* herebygiren, thrt by virtwof » IL 19,000 well armed infantry, 6,000 caval­ erdm fronted to me, by tbe Probate Court ot ry and 54 pieces of artillery at Little Rock. He proposes waiting an attack North Door of tb* Court Hou** in the nllag* of from General Curtis, instead of attacking him at Helena. He intends to annihilate rear on* tbourond eight hundred and ■>«»/• Curtis, and then push vigorously for the Missouri River. He hsa received sup­ drcrarod to *ri»: The north-ro*! quartroiW) plies of arms and amunitiou from East of the Mississippi River. Helena is to be fortified n* the basis of operations. • Siege guns have already Ml. C. W. TAYLOR, Adminiatralsr. arrived. Tbe health of the army at He­ Dated, Angual SS, IMS. *»gY< lena is good. sSTsj 8. C. PHINDIX. CHANCERY ORDER TATK OF MICHIGAN-Th* Circuit Court for KUt: EXECUTOR’S SALE. ' -•*hLlX®Sr ra tu«u<d Dtfeouat.i ml Of »*id State ite of Califonna; uorot'uSoliril. r id«n»t DclenJroi. Sklrmiahinc-Gen. Atael Capture* Two Thousandfitebel*. Notice Washington, Aug. 25. The recent expulsion of newspaper correspondent* from tbe army of Va., and the,order of the government forbid­ ding tranamission of intelligence from that Quarter over the telegraph" has ren dered the collection of reliable ne«a ex­ tremely dificult and almost useless. Skirmishing ba* been going on to a greater or leas extent during the past three days, during which several attempt* were made by the rebels to cross the river, but they were each time succe*fully repulsed, and in one instance quite a number of prisoners were captured.— Tho troop* are in good spirits. Philadelphia, Aug. 25. . The Preu of thia city has a letter from Pape’s army, dated 22d insL, which say* that General Sigel had captured 2,000 rebel*, who had crossed the Rapahannock on a bridge, which was destroyed by fire, a Federal battery cutting off their retreat and forcing a surrender, after a loss of 400 killed and wounded. ibbo appearance to be within Bird, and o'clock in ihr forenoon of said day, the following deaeribed lamia V> wit: kl • • aixty etfbt one bundrelba (4S «S-1D the aortb-weet quarter <30 of tl quarter <|) of section twelre^lK) in north of range ten (10] weat. cot will b« taken ** coofeaacd by said nou re»idcnl DefenduL . four (St] in town two north of range ten (101 waat, all being in the county ol Barr* and Slate of Mich­ igan. ADAM ELLIOTT, Aircato-. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. erarntaation and adjnaunrot to the under*irued CoibtnUsionero duly appointed br-tbe Probate Court for tbe county of Barry who will meet for HARMON SMITH. Circuit Court Commissioner. C. U. Ca***,Solicitor for Complsinsnt. Dated, Hastings, July S3, ISM. jf*’ A true eopy of the original, on M« with me. i title cause. Attest, D. Srr.ii.SB. RcgislCT. CHANCERY ORDER. New. York, Aug. 25. The Tjmtt has the following: B<al1owb' Station, pour Milu North or Rappaharnogk Station, Fri­ claim* arainat Mid «atal*. day, a. m.,‘Aug. 22.—There is a lull in GILBERT HTIKER,___ I Oromi HlRlMJ. HANCHETT, > «*nmt*. the firing at the river. An officer at­ Dated, Baltimore, Auguat lx, leUJa. augxo tached to General Pope’s Headquarter* has this moment, arrived here, says a Estate of Jsh* IlRByeu. general engagement is not really expected TATE OF MICHIGAN. Camr, a At a acaiiou of lhe Probate Court, for th to dVi are '»» reafidi- S TATE OF MICHKIAN. The Ciro-it, Court for the oonflty oTBirrT • In Chaneery. S coanLy of Barry, bolden at tb* Probate Officu i ’ 0 A. M.—The cannonading is now fre­ quent, and i* interspersed with musketry, .bm, is fonher to the right, up tbe river, V.hcre Sigel’s command is at work. the main baggage train commenced paaaing thia station al 6 o’clock this a. m. and has taken the road to ;Warrenton Junotjop. „ 'j $»>’• twin « now passing up tb* eame road. This is only a necesaary precaution against disaster, and must not be, taken a* an evidence that our army expects to get whipped. — --- ; — re. re re. VW WWW sand eight hundred and sixty-two: Present SfiermsB C. Printfie^odre of Prob*te. of ’**■ U'v'*'aajdoonnteideroroed. "*i^lia!i®‘««U»«P«Utton, daly rerifiad of Rlehard B. Shaw, praying, fortwrtaln reasons therein set forth, that admin* slralion of saidro of mH arrived here this monjing. Yesterday, osar GaUatia, Gan. R. W. Johnson of Ky., with 800 men. compris­ ing a parttef the 3d Indiana, Wynuoop’s PtoasyIvanin and the bib Kentucky Cav. airy undlr Col. Hsggend, attacked L7Q0 Cavalry under Morgan, near Gallatin, and wars defeated with a low of 800 prisoner*, including Gtr. Johnson. Tbe remaining 500 escaped and went to Nash­ ville. Colonel McCook was not in tb* Solicitor*, It iaoaoKUBtbat the mud ntm-reaidrnt CHUM hi* *n*w*r to the Complainant'* Hill io be tiled and * oopy thereof to be a«rred ua tbe Comp­ lainant'* IteUatoro, wilhio tweoty data alter aer▼iee on him ofa tvpy of said Mil. Mid noliee of the ,aouro*id*aldafo«d*Ai,. . . , And it la farther ordered, that within twenty d*ra, th* coapUiuant eauac a notiee of thi* order U> be pabliihed in th* “Hartinn Broner," a pobtic newsp«per printed. pnMirbed rod eirc*laun* in Mid county and that mM piublieatiou b« Louis villa, Kyt, Aug. 23. __________ - Hartford A cavalry force ' French citlxcn. might reUm the.™ fur free of • rerrlie Inmrreeuon. Better re pltedth.1 preuction •«"><> b« r’“ “f K. (Mud Sreu. U «uch «l >11 arm, of both whit, nd bitch tbould , be unltf-hh ootrtrot. ■ , i — py* A movement is in progression in Mwaouri to have Gov. Gamble^wpwWded by a military Governor. Ftenk P. Blair is apoken as tbe likely man. ,ro»d. Xsw York, Aug.21 Gotxbxor Waugrt and tu “BurznJoroph Wright^ qf In­ diana, was recently apeak ine etRockville, uppntiw propriety of employing nagsoes1 of tbe. that Gen. MoCleUaa wH! ' ia man pat” calUd otix from tbe audience, men, w have enough white men to £ni MoClnalan.—Tbe A Do the r order commands the turning ■ nrifalll ikiiltHi to foumret Hidr ■ COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. afore th* time prescribed for hi* *ppefr*u<*Bw***ax A Allkh, Loci* S. Lcvetu ’ oliciter* for ComptainanL Circuit J»d<*(A true copy of the origlroL) (u a.) Attest D. 8r*t««*. jytt.‘ Martia C Borja. 11*®1*5®* haring claim* again*t the tbe NorU> Door of tbe Court Ho.iae, . New York, Aug. 23. n Baltimore correspondent pve* a story th*t Jackaon Wlncbeeter with 100,000 * with 150,000 is to attack Jsckaon is then to turn ifl cross the Potomac Into foatW on’ Watoington. him a* an aboliCMOTmno.,—I>» <1. • A ipW/Tto ttrCNaago THkime to bn D«W, July ■, lea. Strayed. �ICoral- aw * «• official path ............• ~p« «y ia*by couxty. L- - BY »B. MDWATS . M«4 ofMr. W,rnm'i imumt of tmOog 1*4 luot, of Um Ums, belie™ ju Mlchtiran Central Railroad. t> and after Bondi' ger Trains on th * ‘ Otefrri Rail- *" RESOLVENT « a clock P. kt, | m,.Sr d, *««« istsaaa-; *II>»*1 num warwaaa. la Um pollttal HWriturti ofIM, Sum In bl«(iolilic»l w^lag,„ coal* u J:WA1M. ' the moat elegant maditinslpreparation made.)$0 THE PUBLIC. left, or was about having Tupelo for an Tbe full term of the Hastings Union School commences on Monday next. The school is to be still under the charge of the justly popular teachers whn have here toforo conducted it Ji.SV. Bancroft, the principal, is truly a “gentleman and The fact that he is about starting on his second year,in this school is evidence that he understands the busi­ ness of teaching such as attend school, and of managing six Trustees as well.— This is more than wo can say of some very good teachers before him. The Intermediate Department is under the instruction of Miss Eliia Knowlton, her present posi­ tion as to be regarded an indispensible fixture. The Primary Department is taught by Miss McNair has been in tbe school but a few months, but her reputation as a successful teacher was previously established. No better teachers can be found in any school in Michigan, than in our Union It is in a high state of populari­ ty and prosperity, and superior induce­ ments are offered to scholars from abroad. We hope to see a large attendance du­ ring the coming year. These are “piping times of war," but there is more need than ever that our children be educated. Those sons who are just verging upon manhood, must seek knowledge, that they may, if called upon to enter the Geld of His cavalry bad already gone. It was supposed that Price's destination was Grand Junction. iUb’ihsst DE RAD WAY Swxcuv a Atta*. Attva Martgagas. :bca. Ac., rap idly and effectively, ire or subjecting tbs patisnl to the ONE BOTTLE. MORTGAGE SALE Thefanlt having been tnadein the conditions of TO THOSE WHO TAKE PILES. Many people, troubled with Coativoncsa, Indigestion, headache, die., are con­ stantly dosing themselves with Pills, Beidlitz Water, Salu,&., without deriving auy lasting beasfit. Now the fact is, all these purcatives accomplish, is to I evacuate from the bowels the watery ele­ ment from the blood. No permanent relief is obtained: the Headache continues from the fact that tbe bile is still left cir. culating in tbe blood, causing Congestion, Dizziness, dec. The bowels continue cos­ tive, the evacuiitions being caused by the drastic operations only. If you wb’d avoid these difficulties, taka JRadway't Regulating Pilhthey will operate on tbe liver, and will eliminate from the blood all its impurities, and will purge from the system all morbid and corrupt humors. One evacuation from the bowela, by Radway’s Pills, will drive out more diseased humors from the system, than a dozen dischnregs of tho Drastic Pills, Salts, and Scidlitz Waters. It is this Drastic Purgation that occa­ sions so much weakness. You suffer the pain nnd annoyance of Drastic discharges, and fail to expel the Bile and Humors still left in the blood and system to multiply diseases. Rad way’s Rsgulatiko Pills are the only true purgatives to use ; no matter how weak the patient may be ; a dose of these Pills will give strength, because in their operation they purge from the system the humors and bile, and hence they cleanse and purify the circulation. ' TWO BOTTLER. Dr "Ko\)ack'% %Xovcvac\x Ai drews is a stirring man and will make a gnod officer, • Het has designated Mr. Pi ter Cramer.-of Woodland to areist in raising this company w'ltb tbe expectation ilint, if succcmGbI, Mr Andrews will be Mr. Cramer is one ,of ihose jujen jrbo .,vdU ■never ask M« soldiers to go wUre be wiU The Barry Company. Ttiin gallant company of brave nwi apiriti-d men, over 100 strong, arrived in •town nn Thuraday evening last, and thro’ the hospitality of the town they were provirird with quarter* for thq night, and were escorted to.tsmp'Bigri on Friday morning. Thhy'aFi’now under tho commanti of Uapt, Fitzgerald, who appears tr. be the right manln the right place.— They were accompanied by the Hartings Band, under the leadership of Mr. Read, and while here they delighted our citizens wilh many soul-stirring airs. This was rspecinliy tho cave on Friday evening, when Jheygayq a ferpnaiiaft. t^e differ­ ent residences in various parts ofour vil­ lage. In behalf of our citizens who all can appreciate good. murie>se-here ten­ der them our sincere thanks.—/ania Ga'\ . \ thinking, but like to have tbeir thinking done by ■in* one else, wrey arittixrf trjdanalion, that RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Will relieve those who suffer paisa, instantly on ita application externally or by its administration internally, and cures— ‘ RHEUMATISMin a few hours. 80RE THROATindMteeo minutes. nwcukv n AU.1K, r— TUUTO-ACHK three mtootea. Dated at Hasting*, Aug. 1S> IBM. aug!5t7 NEURALGIA (paresVan>» a().. .tn flee minutes. CRAMPS)..?.................................. tn fi»e minutes. MKADACUK................................... in tan mioutee CHANCERY ORDER. CO LIO....’.in twenty minutes TATE OP MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for DlARRHUiAio forty minutes. LUMBAGO, |pains of ).................. In ten mraaates. the County of Barry : In Chancery. Ataaessfoonf said Coart held at the Court CBILLM.......................................in,fifteeo rniMtes. House in the Viltege of HaMingson the Ntb day BURNS............................................. to five uumms. °S*»«Mattifon. Locta 3 Lovett, Clrmii jndga. INFLUENZAIn a few hours. CROUP..............................................*« tes a ins tss. 0ABM8 ....I..................... . Is five miastea. DtKP SEATED PAINS... by a few appltoauoas. In all cases Where pain Is Mt, the READY RE­ Thoma, M. PUUn, Defendtnt. LIEF should be applied. Taken internallr—s tea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure acidity of the stomach, and.promote digestion, it it a non-resident of this State. a,,— Ra. Therefor*. On motion of Swxbit A Allox.^bo- is a pleaaant and healthy stikiulanL Hei tors for tire esld C<Mnpteft»»V.it e or*"~ that the aaid Defendant,Thom** M. Dilhn,^rase TO THOSE WHO DO THIN£ bls appearance to be entered in thi«> canae, within four months from tire date of thfo . . S skeptical, and be convinced. * It combines Ln its Mmpoaiiiun the properties of a diffusive stimulant ..idBifl snd.otfo. of theratry 01 •««. S7.hir ertrnd. U.U •—>? plainant cause a notice of this order to trepowww1SSES35' iotorool adminiatretion. When ajlpiind .crUrsally, it will bs found a moat powerful eonwlsr I„e thll.m irritant, inatanlly reddening the lurtae to which tn aaeh week for six weeks in succession, or it ia applied) and w ilbdrawiog tbe blood from the tu< ba ~r,- •> J°n5£3K7**15 Beirhboriaapart, where it may be ar served on tbe e*id non-remdent Dewoaan*. ■» kast twenty dap before the time prescribed for his appearance. , ’ Swxxzsr A Arxw. Lona 6. Bobaitorsfor Complalnsnt. Circuit Judge. [A m.. ~r of lb. •><££) D 5„:„t jyggJ J ing.asve themselves from much suffering, and great)r improve tbeir health. RADWAY'S PILLS ■ tentio d» ihan wja the defunct namesake ■*;r?Xirs s. feb-se-? minds that can understand Iu action TO THOSE WHO THINK. Estate ot Efre»e»er RatbMrn. ” DrastiePills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Eialerinm; and more soothing and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarinds, or Castor Oil. .! A3 ALTERATIVES They exercise a more poweifn! Influence over the Liver, anti iur secretions then calomel, mer­ cury, blue pill, hence their Importance tn cases of liver complaints, and spleen difficulties. Jaun­ of one dollar a year. THi gieea u« S. Bond and Geo. &tjd»r of IMtroU. . Liberal Redaction Buyers. to Wholetalo TERMS CASH. 13T F®r fide bv all Drupgivln, end Storeknspera JOHNS A CRtMLET, (Hole Manufacturers.) 78 WILLIAM .STREET, Caroar of Liberty Street NEW YORK. Trnportant to'Bouse, Owners. Imporant. to builders. Important to Railroad Companies. Important to Farmer*. SoXcACC ! To all whom this ntoy eonetnr <ntd it con et]mt rreroLotiy. vnv\v<oraXc \\xx xxseok cuxdi - kcVAAaXeA. D.o'oa.c.Vs ftXovcvacV 'WxXXe.t* Thia article haa been thoroughly tested irKew b'nrlr -.<1 .11 — nr TTr..,_l •/*.a.J. ftX.o«\.o.e\x "BiXXees ateXW »V& tM pOMXtCr « Vvwi\A,\)^ 0 TVIt WO., FOR SALE BY H AVOID SAtilNE PURGATIVES. Many peraone nrdin tbehabit of Uking Salta, Satdllu Water, Magnesia, Ac., to regulate their Kiana, and to uixclk aoun rnrnovv uckovixo buildings of all kinds, such as Facroman, Forwnotsa, Cncacan. Rail Roan Dcrtm. Can, and s» Pcauc Bcttnixoa generally, Goxcaxacxv Bsild- m.rC.tbt'cAt.Wtr DvarAwa, Uttt» .• . " . eWXtVVY, &VLeVL\XUXX\.«W\., CXC. , , 27t«e gittera art put up in quart bottles, of whioh the above it a faa-timilf27i« labdl is finely engraved,and ia provided with a safe-guard from <P^nP-rM,U.« Enlargement, disease* caused by the excessive । <LXfor E5. G. W. W. fldbaok, (Proprietor, JVo. 6 me of calomel, Morcury, Quinine, in which oolchi- | (J. RAHWAY’S KuLAtYS'V ’ Fourth — ' fit., . ~t, Cincinnati, to whom •U ordm-s s/tould i>e addmaed. an overoose ot ixiicnium wouia inuresIn Yallow. Typhoid, and Bilious Favara,in Etysipclas^waH Pox, purgatiM is highly tMential; but to sdmini*ter> doss ofDrastic 1'iUX, l^e Jm- Roberts A Striker, Hastings. Eli Nichols Jar 8. Ulion they would produce nnd tba retpubsa and Terry, Orangentte Milla, JI. C. Swift.Prairieville, depletion that would follow, would ba AiWy to H, B. Bcuningtou, Middleville, and by druggist* prove fatal. In three cases » mild, soothing and and merchants generally throughout the country gently atimnlating laxative* that .will PVgc apd heal, souths and airesgthanjjike Radwag>Negulating Pills, ia required. The caqse of aa, m*nv O WARD. ASSOCIATION, Philadel, deaths in tbae disrates is pwinr to Uv W”1 yf a purgative like R AD WAY'S phla—Air tit R.li'f of On Swt and Dhtmotd purge witoast depleting or i ajl^ttd with I’indent and Chronic Mttadti,' and functions or othar secretiona. '* rvu ni m-ww uixraw. PrOTS CtftnaUg Dimutt if tit Hemal Organi. Medical Adylcq giv«« Gratis by the Anting 8urfoul if Rad way’>Pills were adopted fntbeir tree*, ment. ■ . , • 1 Vriusble REPORTS on SPERMATORRHOEA fk-aie ad voestea of Dresfce Purgalwn erroneous­ ly bold that griping, nature. siciroMa, tsweamtu. or SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and other D^eaaes during the operation of thoir pillcis a faiorabls of the Sexual Organ*, and 'oo lbs NBW REME­ aignt tfth^r piUa Expelled with pe faeees the DIED emplpyed in the Di»pcnaagr, asnt in tsaltd free of charge. Addreaa dueaaed bomore. left circulating in the system,- letter sovetopce, Dr. i. 6B3ELl?t nOtGIITON, their imperfect pills fell to pnrue put of tbe tyat«m. that oeoMiooe»be pain. By examining the atoola evacuated after severe griping, they will be found thio end watery. The cheapest nod moht durably Rootling uxc\aa.y\.c\\o\a^ ”Dv. "B.o'oobC.k.'s They differ from all purgative pill*. Tbeir aclioii’n not local,^or confined lo a poriioa of the mb. Dr»iioPunt.U.# bit- ...imeuf »h»t j is called ths r-ruulm perialaihc mo movement .. be.,1, ' ■■ 'th, —rent c. of tbe the coat* costa of the iutealinea.^ intestines. byy irritating the In active ai.d inflammatory deaeases, the Irrita—— m. 1..^.^ b.m —-)ir. I’1llla lion produced by el.* lire DrasticPi.r Purgative ’illawilt will. • not only increaae the diaeaao, hut induce uleeva j Uon; therefore, great caution ia required an at­ tacks of inflamation f>( the bowela, ^ilintia colic, . rtiMunstiaiq.~ will follow DtrnuVKD GUTTA PKACUA CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF Dr. the entire system, controling. strengthening. and •pr? Howard Akaoeiatlan, No. 3 South Ninth Street. Pbilafietp*^, Fa.; chancery bale. S * TATE OF illCaiGAN.-TbeCironU Court for thooo and MOST DURABLE RGOFING in use; it ia in ererr respect A FIRE. WATER. WEATHER and TIME PhOOP covering for ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. nifialJtaOSLJ'tnatfriil muf/aeturad in Ut CnUnl .'dftttf which combine tbe desirable propersi*. mi ...i No Uent iu required in oinking application ordinary IBoof can be covered and finial . same dag. It can be Applied by any one, ayu/aor,with an elastic body. «UU,b cannot be in­ lured byHur, tbLborSTOKMi.AiikixKixaof Boon Boanna, or any external action whatever. GUTTA PERCIIA CEMENT, For'Oatlng Metals of all Kinds when exposed 'to thr Action of the Weather; • nn<) For Preservtig art ItaMlriRg Metal Roofsof all kh<l8. This tho htften which wO reo it adherM firmly, forming a body equal to. three eoktiof oadinkry paint, co*t» much leak, and will CAST TURKE TIMES AS l-OSG; arid from lu olasfooity ia not injured by the oonlraoUOn and expanriw ot TIN or other 11 ETALtopFS. con­ sequent upon sudden etampre of ttrr weather. IT WILL NOT CRACfK IN COLDlOR RUNIN WARM WEATHER, AN D‘NOT,WARM OFF. LfiAKYTlNlND ofHRjt METAL ROOFS c.Kn be repaired with GUTT A PERCH A CEMENT This csinent ispeenlearlr adapted for erralion of Iron Railings, Stoves, Rang Agricultural Implrmeata, Ac.,a!*ota rasoijfscUircrs use. GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT. erections. iadinaU fa: many n true internal, and ia known as “ambition.^ We said the new series is is to be issued monthly, at the low pnee Pricg SS Cents per Bottle. Price' 26 Cents per Bottle. Very Dr. "RoWk's ftXovckOtcXk 'Sx.XXOzTW dice. Drapepsia, Billons attacks. Head-ache, Ac. In the treatment of fevers, either Bilious, Yellow, and la modi, mor* likely -to sneered.— fess pretentious than the old; thatie, it Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. JOHNS d: CROSLEVS Ctuaua G. 4c.-. 4. mIv benumb tbe ends of tho nerves, withoM fociint at kN the tertmlattew.—Way ■ ’’ Price’ 25 Cents per Bottle. SXow\ae\x WAXc.es r, pancreas, kids a or otooc impuri PROBA TEOBBXR.-Sth.n OF MICHIGAN, , '' Pric©-W Centjrper Bottle. Dt. *Blctaack'» arc, XW vxc.\k uxaxx' a\x& Cowx^oA. BAfhtcrio Chancery. Michigan Faxmnr.—We are in re ceipt of the second number of this journal 1MERIIA5 CEMENT CLIE DR. RADWATS PILLS. vice will be exciting, and nf a character di cws, of Thornapple, is authorized to raine n company for this regiment. Mr. ECONOMY OT WEALTH- 110 00 a year saved in every family by • One Bottle of , Dr. 'BboWk’h %X.owxae\x I 4 ur Kiutw ——• —- ------ -— ------- *---of aection number twenty, [SO.] excepting ten acres on tbe south cast corner, in townshin num­ ber four, 14) north of range number eight, fb) wesL in tho county of Barrv. sad 8tata of Michi"7 3 HARMON SMITH. ‘I), is *b VAtudi. gtgal Notices. that will give every soldier a chanoe to distinguish himadf Mr. J. F. An­ vrii. . JT WILL MEND GLASS. art. wot <A)treAto <tw v-u\>Vt.c CLR a VCLCavCAAXfc wX-uc-Vk. \x>WX IT WILL MEND CHINA. cun “’AU wVvxkx. w Vvcve Xo," \>u.\ as a IT Witt MEND MAEBtE. “• That piece knocked out of your Martie Man tie cu aacuX —a be pul on aa strong aa ever. - ' ‘B.eg.uXetXo'C ox Vnt IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. 'SAvow.s ax%\v\.eX* No matter ifthat broken Pitcher did not ent bn I a shilling, a shilling saved is a shilling earned, "WcfeX &ouX\\A\veve. IT WILL MEND ALABASTER. ^ov a \.ov\.£ Xvvne-, Vtcexx. wccAeA a\x av^vekc o\ • ’ put logttiMr.' :-1-* •. / Stox\xae\\ 'BVttev*, vAxkcXv, V5 It will Mend Bone, Coral, Lera, and In" takcxx va \^ro\s«zV C\u.a'cVC\.\\c/ft, fact everything but Metals. "• omA at \bvo\bcv Xvcnco, avs, Ang AMmCUX CEMEXT GLCltnUnottiotauJUrtilitntaiuM- . a ^L'ce.vyeu.’uve 0$ rV\xc,se, 'BX.Wcra S title. K Will cure Salt Bheum, Soald head, SornEyi Strosioue Dischargee from tbe Ears, Bweiliag •uriathundre’i and fifr-etebL and recorded in U>a tba Groin, Wiling of the Wocnb, Dyepepaia, Nt . ■ ~ . office of the Register of Deeds for tbe county of relgia, THREE BOTTLES. Barry and State of Michigan, w the thirtieth day of hovamber, A.D.IgfisTnbook G of Mortgswea, Silioiza Fever, . on pages Ml ,342. UX and »44, on which sold Mort­ gage there is claimed to be doe,at tbe date ot thia from the Uterus, chlorosis, Primary ByphilTia, Fever cltzA 'figue, notios. nine bundrad and sixty-tiro aud88-lt»tha Glandular Swellings, Ulccre- of the Womb, RtekDollars, (|9C2,h‘i) and no proceedings baring eta. Softening of tbe Bones, Fite. Dropsical Effu­ Liver 0orrbplainif been instituted in law or in equity,for the recov­ sions, and Diseases induced by Exposure, Ac. (^Dyspepsia, ery thereof. Noltes u'lberefore hereby given, that FOUR TO SIX BOTTLES. by virtue of the statute and power of sale coniTbdzgeatioTz, WHl cure Scrofula, Syphilis, White Swelling, Mined in said mortgage, th. premises therein : Tire north east quarter fn sWl Sore Lega, Syphilitic Rheceatlsm, Gont, chroolc Jczuridvde. of acction number eight, (6) in township numtrer Diseases, Scnrrey, Bronchitis, Tubercles, Uleers JZi&n,ey Complainte, ono llj north of range number seven [7] west, in iu the throat or on tl)e Longa, or Uver, and dis­ aaad county of Barry, and Slate of Michigan, ex­ ease caused by the excessive use of Calomel,Mercurv,Quinine, corrosive hubllmate, Ao. There It coaling a strip of land twenty rods wide off frpm Qrtxfc. o>\\ 05 wvttuno dlacsMof tho Skin, Joiutd, Bones or Olaads, tbs weal aide of said land, formerly sold to HatIclY XMJbXyMfV. VW Page, leaving one hundred and forty acres but that this remedy will cure. Il Cleanses ths BLOOD. Resolves ell diseased included in said mortgage, wbcih will be sold, or depositee, and renovates the system with health and Strength. In all cases s«k for RAHWAY’S ths bighast bidder, st the Court Hpusi in tho vil­ RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Prine per bMtie lage oiHastings, that being the plate for bolding One Dollar. Persona calling at Dr. Radwayte ate eow\\LO%e& ©5 tho Ci remit Court in aald Harry cunnty, and Slate roo\% awA W'Ajs, of Michigan, on the sixth day of September.A. D. 1662, at onu o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Druggists. vAv\c\x make- Wvcuv Dated, May SO, 1649. U. J. PERRIN A CO., CHILDREN. jel till Aisigneea of Mortgage. RADWATS READY RESOLVENT given In1 doses-f half a teaspoon fol three timet per day, will curo.-kires of toe Gums, cankers in toeMoutb Sore Heads, Karo, and Eyes, either frdtn Wonna, MORTGAGE SALE Teething, or any other causo. 1 f troubled with *B\XXCzT« TAEFAULT having been made in tbs condition eongb, KestlaaanoM at Niebt, half a ICstpooufn! j_Z of payment of an indenture of Mortgage exe­ of the RESOLVENT will insure a rare. Price cuted by Joseph M. Barrett, and hi* wife, Catha­ One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Dollars. avL X\xc \loov rine Barrett, of Rutland, Barry county and State Principal office,87 Maiden Lane, Now York. Sold of Michigan, to Joseph Sibley,of Marehalt,Calhoun by Druggists in every town in the United States county and atate aforesaid, bearing date the second end Canadas. RADWAY A Co. dar or December, A. D. 18-'^, and recorded in the office of tbe Register of Deeds, for said county of Barry, on the 1th dar of December, A. D. 183c, at 12 o’clock. M.. in ILnik D. of Mortgages, on X\vc \looy \xxca\ «loa\^ pages 120 sod 121 on which Mortngr there is If people snderetood the Importance of purra claimed to be due, at tbe date of ibis notice, tbe ation with RADWAY'S PILLS, in contradlat&e- Doetor'% D'xW.%. or in equity having been instituted for the recovery thereof: Notice u therefore hereby given that bv virtue oflho ataluta, and a power of sale contained as act.* Our daughters must be educa­ in said mortgage, tbe premises described therein, to wiL, the north-west quarter of section Ku. ted tu Gil the places of our printers, our ibirty-two, (33) of township No. three (S) north CHANCERY SALE­ of range No. nine (9) weat, in aaid Barry county < lerks and our accountants who are to be and Slate of Michigan, one hundred and sixtr TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbs Circuit Court acres, mure or less, or so much thereof as will found upon the battle field ; and what is for the county of Barry—in Chancery. aatisfr said mortgage with interest and coats, will Hill a nobler task—to teach their young be sold al public auction or vendue, to the bighett bidder, at the Court House in the village of -Has< r brothers to be men and true men, and tinga, that being the place fur holding tire Circuit that speedily, to Gil the places of the Court in said county uf Barry, nnd State of Mich­ igan, on the sixth day of September, A. D. lSi.1'2, fmhers and brothers who have gone down N pursuance and by virtue of a Decree of the at one o'clock, P. M. of that day. Circuit Court fur the County of Barry, In ChanDated, May 3f>, IBM. a ' in the terrible shuck of contending forces. HORACE J. PERRIN A CO.. jelltlS Auiguoca of Mortgage. Swanar a Allxx, Aliys. vw-mg-.—----- - —--Movntkd RirLKs.—Hon. F. W. Kxl- WUCIVIU —* M44,r■ ». ........ Charles IL Hcwea. Lucy J. D. Hewea, David Uyi.<'uu has received authority to raise a era. and William Marble are Defendants: Notice is hcrebv given, that I, the undersigned. Circuit Regiment of Mounted Rifles. This is a Court Commissioner. in and for the county of R. R. R. will sell at publie auction or vendue,.to TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK new branch of the service, and ia designed Barry, the highest bidder, ou Thursday, tbe twenty-fifth AND operate against guerrillas. Tbe ser­ TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. strife, shoot bullets that can think as well Captain and Mr. Cramer 1st Lieut. Mend yotxr Harnre^ Slrepa, tfelte, Boots, Ac. ■' 1PWILL MEND IVORY. bsaote mpuHicaZlfon or m%)r be a McceM. advance movement School. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. digestive orgiks. “ft HAH DISCOVERED A CLEANSING STB UP, Miss Hannah McNair. WILL WIIHSTAliD WATEH. it will mshd-woob: «j•ti.Ufl Rare yoer Brcfctn Ferohuro- JjJejguZctfor Advices from Grenada, Mbs., to the 11 th, state that Price's army had •who has so long h-?td BTOMACHTG rmdlng public are now weblog in tbe liurelore of other States We tro.t tbe Manilor « » AMERICAN CEMENT GLCE Diarese, Secondary typbre, or Scorbutic Eruptiaos Tb!» Syrup ia highly eon ' **^,-tflkpt4y,.m' independence of eun­ R. N. RICE, Gen’l Bupenntendeut. a scholar.” & WAY'SKK0VATIKG RMOLVtNT-^WAre dry eonopUag influencM, of piece, power Mid weillb, w bleb 4 large portion of tbe Day Exnrt Night Kxj THE BYRONGKBT QHW1N THE WORLD. Tffli CGRRMBTGLUB IN THE WOBLB. > nwger bu amb gluejm the w rl THE ONLY BBLlARLEfiLULN THK W.QMD - ja»lKT TO BE EXCELLED tllhoiK oolieliMfi» aiK-eel Day Erareaa.....«>.....'..\. Night Expersa. American Cement Glue. BAiDWkt^ R EXO FATING •apply orders foam any pari oi me aliort notice, for GUTTA PERCHA------------------- ------- RAD WATS READY RELIEF. purer it fissured. t«ke from four to •>*. XS CT8. per B°^ <« RAD WAY ids 6ft. .> <■ 87 Maidxx Lamb, fftT. It WILLIAM JOSM, Adams and Wm. 8. Bowd. AA?raa« DENTIST, is now proponed JOHNS A CBOSLZY. Bond de Snyder, Detroit. W.holeerie WarehotneTB William 8^ �UtMS»»Tri«TAX gljnnflttftl "aaauHrasiiijaaLi 1.J tli&uii I “Arf 1S. l” iw.-. ii ii.w lC •■Mr.-M * ’ tv obtain tbeir food from tbe liquid, oc ai least Uta humid condition. applied to the soil, and yet if the ground is so dry that tbe partielee are not dis­ solved it.affords plants plants but. Little XrtNOAl. TAXBALBS. nourishment, and they may starve in close contact with that which under more favorable circutnttanoes would prove their best food. Those who hare used guano frequently know that in a dry sea­ son they observe but little effect from its application; and thia is doubtlJsa tbe reason why many wbo have tried this manure but once or twice have become disoouraged, and are confident that under no circumstances will it be found nrofitAwiibr OwroL able for agricultural purposes. Others wbo happened to try the experiment in 1855. Town 4 North offtabU • #s<' wet seasons can make a more favorable report. But no person, we think, ever applied good Peruvian guano in a liquid form without observing very favorable and speedy result*, even in seasons when the same manure applied dry would have but little effect. If we thus lose the ef­ fect of a manure so finely comminuted and as soluble as guano, on account of drought, what must bo the result where ordinary manures are used, often in a • •Kof.wx s crude state, and not well prepared for immediate use by tbe plants. Of course we do not say that these are lost, but the effect in the main is lost upon the crop for which they were especially designed. W e cannot, of course, cause the rain to fall tn suit our convenience, and It is well for us that such things-are. placed beyond our control, a* we have far more to attend to than we do well or wisely. What, then, it may be asked, can;we do to prevent the ill effects of drought; and, if tne-absence of the necessary amount of waler from the soil is so great an evil, why do we endeavor to get it away from the soil by underdrains? A large quantity of water is not requir ed in the soil and, indeed, is positively injurious to all our commonly cultivated plants : humidity is nil that is needed. By csrr y ing off excess of water at cer­ tain seasons thia condition is obtained with more uniformity. The soil that is soake d -with waler for a long period, or -where water stands, becomes heavy and compact, unable to absorb, like a porous soil, the water that falls in showers dur­ ing our warm wenther, a great portion of.which runs off without penetrating to tbe roots of plants. This is one reason why a drained soild is more uniform in its moisture than one undrained, and why crops in land thoroughly drained seldom if ever suffer from drougth. Again, the atmosphere contains moisture, as is seen by the dew. which is the water oon donsed from the atmosphere by the cold surface of plants. Another common illustration of the same principle Is seen in the moisture collected on the outside of a pitcher filled w ith cold water. Ute air in summer is ■warmer than the soil, and therefore when it bn* a good opportunity to penetrate leaves Its moisture, to the great benefit of the soil in dry weather. Tho more porous and pliable the soil is kept, and to tbe greater depth, the greater the amount ot moisture absorbed- This is the rea­ son why sandy loams suffer usually less from drougth than a stiff clay, although the clay is colder and would therefore absorb more moisture and is also more retentive, and under like circumstances wou Id suffer less. >. But our clay soils in a dry time are found generally baked hard, with the surface cracked, and al­ most impervious to both air and water. A year or two since, very late in the season, we observed a farmer passing through his corn with a cultivator, and as it was late in the season for this work, and no weeds visible to make the neces­ sity of the operation apparent, we in­ quired the reason, when he informed us that the crop was beginning to suffer from drougth, and he always found that going through with the cultivator was as good ss a shower. Near the suface the soil Is dryer than further down, the moisture being evap­ orated by tbe heat of the aun; and for this reason plant* with roots near the surface suffer more than those with roots extending down into the soil a considera­ ble distance. While our small crops are drying up the fruit and fruit trees do not sufier for water. If tbe soil is kept plia­ ble water will constantly rise to tne sur­ face, just as it will arise and moisten a whole sponge when tbe lower part nnl/ is placed in water. If the soil is hard cnoe between bold wponge and a piece In bnth cases the water win arise some distance, but in tbe latter ease much more slawly. • From the above hint>», which we de- poinm in question, it will Im ubaarved that, although we cannot control tbe clbqds and ralm we can dn very much tn prevent the disastrous effects which so often reanlt from drougth.—Biuvl Nevi 58 s&ms 9 15 •6 4A1 iu 01 ft 10 4 14 ft M 4 14 « » ’ « M >0 4 78 ; & SIC £*}£ S S E ii .d*i a ». 8 S a to 9 78 »0 W 15 h.B I ns?»cs ST SI 160 80 W 6 16 IS 1 61 »0 II 10 IB 1 01 W tt 11 HI 11 M 16 • 00 18 80 ll 10 16 1 01 80.19 4 84 43 10 6 io tri os fiu 0! 01 ol 01 01 ii ii 3 IS 13 M ff 84 68 07 14 ii 10 18 1 01 S TosrnS North of JUnge 8 West frneV-1 5 s,ss »O IH 5 55! D Sits b.-i 1041 1069 1<»M 1044 1043 1«71 1074 1U7S 107* 1077 lift 1140 1141 1144 Alao blank lot south of blank lol bounded 1 north by Coart street e by Mill propertv. ■ 5 acres. commencing 40 roda south of the quarter post on tbe north line of section No. to the place of beginning, oHofn ■w.-•’X ®faeV 1> lota 1251 k 1S40 selrofnelXW seWrf W 3 .-.yor.wXK 10 61 10 04 S 70 £ 5# 17 1 Addition. Town 9 North of Range 7 West ft village of Middleville. I'lTlle. 10 N 1 x ” ___ u’a. Omer, > Hostings, Aug. I, I86x. i Notice to hereby given that in accordance the provisions of die Statute in such eaas n— and provided I do hereby designate nud aelect th office of the County Treasurer at tbe Court Houi J txMun<rnc* the Cr»t Monday »f H. K. SHEl.bON, •X «• •! W 7 91 to on IM s 11 71 6150 BEST PIANOS. 6151 ?l! X GR0VE8TEEN A HALE, haring reu .... r new warerooma, Na. <78 BR8ADWAT nplofnjofs a|7 • •» of a w» 3^1 no prepared tooffrr the public a u >. 7 Octave Boaowood Pi-1 c SlfiO CASH, SO 1 X8 £ 5 Town 1 North Rich moulding cmm, •176 to S200, 8 53 If 8 St bytheol the boat. 74 5 09 60 84 It 3 41 Jellml GROVEBTEEN & HALE. 4T8MOADWAY, NEW YO«K 5 53 ;i NUM 8 £53 £55 £ 3 Sm1 Towa 4 North of Bangt » West M> 18 U M 10 58 is 58 is 2 s im « min a w:s|j *8..mws IS H £ 53 __ _ JLjfi 4*• « 4&ifl'S»*E • I* tr m • » feO.5 THE Advertiser having been restored dice m Cbaeame- 53 X u ?“5 >S ii S.?3 is s s ta D a C 10 n i 06 num II u S is are bird* that n «s eM W ss burials, bat not at bridals; bow prone to God is all that ia dark sepulchral ‘nofty, bet not in U fi s 5c »£ ‘ Yorier. 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Uuk m&m tor cl.~k. Sto .. .<id.nlM.t nude K.r ralklaf. U to. «■ poor™ 1, «Urf«i with tor ,ppxr«oe« uid tor oTI.«oa>M..«-, ind J«. IX - tot tonh rooto IK, tto«l«trta etoio ... . .... current. ___ mov® llkean invtoibln table cannot long withstand ft, > It owiL Invention, thst from . the heireMy^HJJ striking up a merry peal that most uewe far unpleasantly upon your ear Ton must endure m best y “U can the failure join taoir. 4«Uoy. ____ w.U And to *» Fr»k, P«"_*** * ' of your achemea, and confww that fraud »TR._ memory belong! u> a ■ by hv OkMta |M»« DSTt pett Ok <*| The has bean repmd by artifice and that tee her history. In (set the less ahe thinks will of him the better. ■ And vet, when she composed herself tu re»t, her hair lying on the pilkx, and -Itk toMtMIk, toloehy." “Owe me I Bow .lllwwdinary I” «X d.lmto the tto tarto MIm Pi^pkwood io • hi-.Ui, .nd dmeiof nwme to Meeh A'" Rappahannock correspondent of* Philadelphia paper states on the morning fcfa only the whisper ofa name, and ttyen <of the 21 >tif>® rebels opened a battery m if tor protection. ■ on our centre and continued furiously to ahe falls asleep, as serenely m m iefant. « AU kindt Bonk, Qird, HanJMl, Qilal^vtand “I assure you It i» a fact,” said Mark ___ ____ reveal wu userwt, threw shot mid shell for several•*"«* ftief Printiaf tMcntot on ilort notier, and a: How Retribution calls on you! “and If our h^st has no objection, I ebonW We are not bound to reveal the *cret, I d the name dfatinotiy, _and it A little bigbar “P-<but we famed J “ just Hke «. try it «>r the fan of the tMng. nameArchibald Sinclair, th. enemy bad (faring the 0W name <>f Archibald Smcfai t-tfaitle. IfnaxMVwItt he frigldcokd,’ wm not the and to a woman’s caprice au* -a- bridge over the river. P",nt This taanslra ring of shattemd SUtea ! There fa nu«*” ‘ it added, looking at Mr Btamce. ■ ...... the most brilfiant and sueceasfcl offnr of But shall era spurn Jrour service atiU; “What! frightened at the table I” med vacillation: Blocking the way when tbera's the wUit Some little distance from this chamber, Mr. Bounce. InugWeg id derisimi; while In the vidnitv «»fihw bridge was oue with Ita robe ofgoeaamer, and its wreetil a few strong minded women of the petty«,f Gen. Sigel’s batteries, on which tho of orange bl.mwuea, fa souther and very rebels opened n brisk fire, to which, lor • different apartment,with sombre hangings time, our battery repbed wilbapirit. Io danoer. , , ’ massive furniture. . SJisttllaitib Marie wow turned to kb boat for per- and. a a little while our fire slackened, and then Ah old fssHoned mirror stands upon ceased, they having been apparwitly ailta*. miaafon. the table, and irito it fa peered afaag“You are quite welcome to take what t Three rebel regi­ THE TA BEE* TUBBED. gard, withered face,' full -fdoubt and four ced or witlidrawii. liberties you pleaae with my table," aaid { ments n<«w rushed across the bridge, _.•»>« । nnd disquiet. 4l fa, Mr Archibald ^ittMr. Binefair, with bia uncomfortable i Sigel offered no i.ppositimi. Everything who ba* gnne rest. amiie ; “all I stipulate for la, that I am, clair, < seemed favorable, bilt the scene No one hud heard him utter an exetu■ink to believe in an absurdity.” changed. No sooner had .Jihei crossed mation of fear, w exprtaa any opinion CHAPTUt : “Well, then,’* said Mark, aklllfuUy than Sigel opnwd bis better! on the i of tile mysterious voice, eave that U wa* ’Tables turned, indeed!” cried Mr. (funning a drch around the table,“I bax® ■ bridge. The fourth shot completely de­ » a trick cleverly perfonued. and orlginamolished It, and at the tame time »*h*B Bounce, with an air of ineffable disdain, jjust a word or two more to add. This i 1 ting in the fertile benin of Mark Sil ver­ “No, no, Mr. Silvertree, I ha«e nut lived tmatter of the table turning fa rather a' tree. He hud rallied his discomforted ly fire of musketry assailed tlieLrebela in in tile world upward* ol fifty year* t«» be ,KK-riuus business. Tables are, as I Mid guests and brought them back from their front. Their retreat fa cut, and time to oberts A few shots chested by an old woman's tale at the 1before, links between us and the world ut hiding pfaees. He had taken pains to no hope loft fur them. aphits—mediums, as they are called. 1 from uur battery, n charge and they are fast I" I D. c. HAWLEY, efface the dfaagreaaMe impression made Not a man escapes. Nearly “Don’ttrust toil much to your own in- ,could, if I chose, addre* aorae mi® whme upon them. IR in Ml kind* of FafnU.v QroccriM. He bad spoken of Frank as, ours. e .rA Wooden w»re. sod * credulity, air," *n»d Mnik Silvertree, voice we never expected to bear again ; his deeply regretted nephew, and reprov­ 2.000 are Mid l<» have been captured and ,f Prori-koun, Also Notary POUc, atiout 400 killed and wounded. The gravely ; ’■tables now a-days play odd » es. and be answered.” JUST RECEIVED ed Mark for playing on his feelings—a , doors east of the Homs. ' The three Misses Popplewnod ot­ enemy having failed ua this, they hurled sort of pni’iks, a* fur instance—” • repnxif Mark bore with great equlnamity “Don’t tell me! don't tell me! cried tered a faint shriek, Mr. B.mnce bloater- and, strange a» it may seem, made nu• forward their forces with impetuosity, ROBERT- * STRIKER, a no— «nd m»«t complete .MorUnml ..f and strove to nutfUnk Sigel by crossing Mr. Bounce, waving bis hiunl with dig­ eklloudiy. Lucy ouietiy withdrew to the OKA LIBS In J~r. mtoici.w. p,l«t«~l|. attempt at apology. • at French’s Ford, htrt Gen. Pop® or nity ; "1 d«ai’t want to bear it! I should farthest corner of the room, while Mr. pte.t., .IK <«7«‘■“""J He had tried to comfort Lucy, wno DRUGS AND 3IEDICINE8, not believe it if I saw the table spin rouud Sinefair scowled al Mark Silvertree with shed a torrent of crystal drops with ani dered up Banks and Reno to the aid of .inllnn.rr. ’ as evil a lm>k as one human being could w^Clieinicalth Pniu<*» ©ll»r Caut- like a u etoluni.” 1 Sigel, and the emeniy were again re­ Holbrook's Nsw Block, Hatting*. Mich. odd sunshine between them. He bad pulsed, nnd moved higer up tho river.— ‘■<Jh, Mr. Bounce, how can you •" aim cast nt another. •.Milhed the fears of the three Mime* Still, pop'd** curioeity was amusM. pered the oldest of the three Miuws Pop How the next attempt of the enemy suc­ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Popplewood, and had drawn on Mr plewuod, lost in admiration ui his bra­ No one believed a word about it, and Buunca u, brag of being th® -nly one of ceeded 1 have not yet learned. SWEEZEY A ALLEN. yet everybody would like to try. very. the party who wns not in th® least a TTORNEYS AT LA Wand RL\". ‘•’How cun I T* returned Mr. Bounce,, ’ Murk was just the man for lb* occasion frightened. But now .11 this rn.nwv.rspreading hunwlf out on the hrarlhrugI —-elf pwewkcd and adroit. There was ing is over, and Mr. Sinclair has retired i n neatness in all his actions. He mar­ The Wdsliiogton Star furnishes the v,.rm,-l,..urt» of mortuarsa. Ae. Will be happy rw- FOR MECHANICAL AND . MEDICINAL until his |»«rlly person seemed almost for tH® night. to cover It; “how can I I Why because: shsled tbdouevts into their places, Lucy He is evidently nervous. See how he following explanation of the reason why ‘ j’L’RrOSES.ONLYjtl I nm an Englishman, and not to t>e hum­• forming one of the circle. nd buainens. Mich stands and listens. He shudders lest an - Gen. Bunks wns iml reinforced durin" Offic. in th. Court How. Tlien, when all had joined hands and bugged. In ihese days, ina'ani, people ulher ta« Uuta bi. >A<iuld p«u tat” u‘< the battle of Cedar Mountain , “General will be liumbtigged—they like it. Bull were hHiking into the mahogany as if it, mirror, md b« turn. Cnun It .broplly .— Bunks did not deem thut be was contend­ am not ol the number, thank heaven ! No were a magic mirror, Mark said, very A coni droppiuft lr«»> Ito 6ro irnto. brm ing with an enemy in force equal to b’l» nkXlKL COOK, quietly: ... AtH P. M. ba a*»t » dispatch, utte -Imll humbug me !" •tart. U« «r.ta rto«t (to ruum Ita. • own. •’The medium ofcommumcation i» per ’•But," said Murk failvertree, m if un­ culpr.L It i. rcry diugrto.bl.tu to to the effect that ho wm driving the ene­ |Jb JasdiTCttar b-.mes. r.rtai-i.«te h-ofo«. CUI III 11. IV 1. D------I feet. Who shall I speak lol" willing to drop the subject, “ making al ­ my before him. At 6 P. M., when his nervous, ” no J a so he u finds AnrU It. it. Here There is JffiiTia Ooedyesf. block. __________ There wns a pause . then a name was h.n.....^r low um-e for sundry pieces of mischief, troops essayed their terrific charge’ but <ma refuge for mm, miu *•> reav t" £ t there nre still wonderful ^siones told ol I whispered that Boundedjalhef .jnMy at Itrion. S’, ho ha-rtlly get. fan. bud and ,upon the ret»el balteriaa, their tefaotay ” I. A. HOLBROOK, *TEA enFFEF.. SUGAR. 8P1CER. PEPPER, / . - t__ tl.llntA. in these same table*. One might almost lluit ideoticnl ep“«b; but the whisper revolve* to *I«Pd,d 1,<*P °’ir response, from the cover of woods and “imirias. ■toisiRACODHsw strength and al fangth dared Ju fancy them to be links between us and gathered q fK. Chancery, ’»«»««• —JT- k oime under such circumstances-1 Hu thick underbrush, first revealed their Office, second story of Hower a bloc . . f..L .r.^lU.I I" ‘to °™“r’ " th.- world of M>irtta;" say aloud : i-.-tse* from side to side ; ho starts, he overwhelming strength, to Gen. BiUiks, '’Frank Sinclair.” -Newrtiwr cried Mr. Bounce, angri listens. Will the morning never come wh^then dispatched a messenger to tho . J. Jf. RUSSELL. Our host started from his arat; Lucy j |y ; “duliT fa* putting such sliaurd no rear to notify Geneial P"pe ol th® »«*• H1YMCIAX and Surgwn. Oflcs la Busse again 1 , , ,. CBWESa’J TXBTjnilXBT ttous into people’s head*. There is my turned mile, and leaned upon the eldest It doc* not matter s<» much while his Then it wns that Ricketts ww ordered Mi* Popplewood, while Mr. Bounce friend Sinclair turning just as pale as a taper bums, and sheds a fiwkering light to push forward with all possible rapid­ And CnnklK ExlrkctS Starvd at Markv as if petrified at his auJOHN ROBERT**, ghost.” over the naun. It «»" wtify him that ity to his ataistaQfie. .Th® truth is, Gen. OtlVSlCIAS.ttaS.ry~.lt-iRtou.B~to Mr. Arehilmld Sinclair was the owner da. Ity. , nothing is there. But by and by it sinks, McDowell’a corps was in the beat possi­ FOR Tin o'”>1 »«"*nT C way, nesr the Coon Honu. But Merk gave no one lime to inter­ of a large, hmidsome country bouse, now into the s-cket nnd goes out. ihu moon ble positinn to serve any emergency, Hu said in a well filled with guustu. He wns middle fere with hia proceedings. is behind A cl-ud, and nothing «an be dis­ and would have been in the fight perndH. p. cherry, . sged, with a small withert-d fere, restless loud and distinct voice: venture, had not th* enemy contrived tv rill a cerned wiih dearness. “Frank Sinclair.” eyes, ntni an uncuinfo-tnbfo cxpressimi Presently the nmon breaks forth again, otaiceni from Gl-b, Banks mid bis whole IN ten.) to sll R^ldeore. Johnrtown. PENS. PENCILS, inks, paper, en­ ‘•I am here,” said n voice from beneath; «d Mr. Steeltar tota.lt-ita wy. niiuul Kis mouth. No one could say his Ik- corptt d'arnee his real strength, until an C"1'!”? “lita B1..U tort *'"<• “ ‘■•°l‘ velopes. CARDS, Ac.. Av. apiwarnnce was prepossessing, or Ins SU close it seemed that every une started lilts up his head and looks around—tho t hour loo late to permit P.ickeltsto be ur- -r ri-faw-y •” K"Bd •’! < * st iff, rest mined manner agreeable. YeL, in terror. Not ■ gowl wtu prMenl to ordered up in time to arrive on the field be heard a sound. L. H. BTEWART, ’ r ’ MOST POPULAB if the eye wanders through the apart­ «hoio ttol vnita «M no, tautilinr. There i« a figure standing between the before nightfall, put an end to the w a TTORNpf and Cc"n*‘cSy“ Xotery^SJK it... FrantSMiu^; ,1,“ ur ment, it will rest m> a fair haired girl, in N‘»n® curtains st the bottom of the bed. He gacement for the time being. A. «n* f’o»n>«4or l" ,tli and offithe first bl-mm ol her youth mid beauty. tortol in tto drplto.ol the out see it dfatiiMillv. There is uo infa- others than tha uflicers actually engaged .YtoU,*” .TiSf* cr-h. Tto M>.»e. poppiew<*4 tainted, _Tto This Is Mr. Sinclair’s ward, and she has take. He know* he fa not dreaming— in front could p«wsibly. |<rtow , die necetaiMichigan-_______ __ ’ ' -—-----------------------------given her word m become, on the lol- atrong minded w<nnM> threw their itnna to. -i.hu. h. -ere. But to i. -ide ly for reinforcements. Their failure to •round Mark Sitrertree, Imploring hi, lowing morning, Mr. Sinclairs bride. ------------------ j. M. NETFNfo awake, with his sense of sight and hear­ upprccinte the fort, therefore, and that alone, was the cause cf tha. omiaaion to wTotnrv Pa bile, *”® T<x “7 P.far Lucy Dore, though she looka so protection -. «hll« Mr. B-unoe talriy Ire.k ing on the stretch. r..~» “££-!> N ta*™ -bright and happy. I»w l»'l her dreary tohiitonl., iw to M. o«r. r*Mim, .nd Hta eves nre.rivited on the form that reinlorve them ere ibe engagement was lockrd hi Muitoir lhm . were locked tnsen ln. m. uitnu hte pr«.utto Ite.lftau.toddtollfeMr. Mjbstaut'ially over.” , nsssageu In life. Mi. Sinclair, her guur'ttolto Mtottto— to to-rtte-teL chairs and tables ..vertomsd, and dinn, with whom she hnk resided sinre cuisbed. glllBUVU. VI—M.I * —•■— ™---j ” ' ' ' him. It stands solemn and still, « » to l'. t-j J _ L.k -Un... mA l.tti. the whole scene changed into nhc une of noncon--------- ‘T a. W WIGHT. childhood, had a nephew Frmik, relied v. A Shrewd Trick. give him time to recognixw it. And be fusl<m ’ . ; " ' ’ . . n . > TTORVKV .to C0CSSE1.L0B *T bv h‘sfancle, “Frank never do well. — ««. i tt? « i« is r rem* --- --------- -One of the batiefy men got a fine horse •rfriefa ...____ ,j i No* faas !t much better when, afaer u but In spite of this omitmus title, Fmnk Manv dreary hours have to •«c»«d | Utl ■ We<k |n * • wrfy that does credit to Un,., gutot. e.™ .i.ta.Z Jrt.to’ttolirttt.rd.-n was a favorite with everyb-idy. HeiW lime, the guests came trembling back a t .. -u - u-Ajt „f dawn puts hi, Bhn.W(jneSta Mnd ingenuity. ' geuteg btoto He ,WA» . •. dround S^XtKjtahU V Ptoutu... .. B—r, -i.iroikrr o ■u. toi..to..>n,|s getting horses foe, th® . -.it h>naid to COMPOUND■­ «n ..nen hearted, generous fellow, • little udic mn ™Tkl««. to. with plto.ty ..f R'-kl .tuff tto ft™. Th.™ Special stuntwa wH tep*» s{< d BOjr; Tbrtrtrt «.to .rre renore-ec »«.. ,U|| he dare not inuve. Thu and I hi* — ' t, hj t j authority .....1 given ..ivAiv rervy. Barry County, Michigan. ________ „_.n . ^.jnd taXto n. r.11 in 1.1. -ita hi. Utoiv. furUieg.nto.tata^tatoJMrtirt^- gone, but wi-eu’accHig n.fine brick . house nht Is interminable! cuipta, when e-- i• pretty «r4. .. » m.tur of o.urto. .nd I But all'things have an end, and so the ott auipe #^ distance, |Sl he said to'thli cnptaln, miked her to marry him. Lucy returned , darkness begins to givu way. He Wi h-ril <,rn net ,;4l vnu vnU rt h-rve." lUnuing irasod wtoti'-Rnndering. .nd wtotl-nK^ • hears-uinds in the house ; the stir uf Hie , ROBERTS . STRIKER. his ifTetti«»n, and-a little romance was , through tar -tad. - if "k*tod, to r.ta. acted -Ct between them. It fasted mx ,dre.d oftodthn. ind .ditarj etomtor,. to up t<. tto h..u~Jtaadjktor?d.teUt>». hn* begun again. U,„„a. M..c «. l*‘-________ ni.4iib*, and then was broken up by bis But todtlm. erne, .nd tto™ *.re Streaks of daylight appear on the cur­ -tar Ytuterto nr. ! Ito Vnuwbitperihg. in U» l..ng potato*. »nd . tains, and he springs up mid drsssvs iw- keto .to .Brrtnrl .<■’< G.tl . ..k. g™. ' uncle sending Frank ti» sen. Kalaruasoo, „ j.C.Bvauows. Frank c«mW help himself as it ।hurried di.rt.bio,. «od B.tonttaK "f »“ till. Tt toM* wedding morning. u»nb..r~!" Hrhri *» Indi, rnhter lunipened, f<* his fi.rtune was In his un- taper, n. l..ngM-ltoX would lot, mil • Early a* be i*, be is none lu soon, lie rail on -htah tohtert-d hi. untetriB And r'"1”’• rutae. I<> tar -indo- «ud Itato "rt— tat. mW ttatedt. -tod tern, ut ttot cle’sbnnd-jmd the young -crfpegrace was burjin* ..r r««» i" tooling ..fiiaWt u«U:.ffcr »*•«*; Still a minor. But b® *** s-alted by Wunder of wopdera’. Out step, the three ditrtluta — Ito uurr-ta-runr.l .ritl. pr-ta the premise that •’«» «•' tucf ... Fr.uk'., md Frmk. .total tod Misses P-pplewod. in **“T?e rtte. ■ Ito it-tor to -I|« escortt-d- fay Mart* and Mr. who was » -sl«»ut, «cce*5ioh»rt«. sh-'wea .h.mld be bb wife. So, tbosgb the pwt- gone down at eea, and all on board had politely £ri.wi inc was full “f biuaro-sa, ss such partinga great *y mptby. chiHd Wk Mm iiitwt be, it wm ■«* devoid uf hope ®«>d “Stay, 1 ‘fluted Mr. Smpfair, "out. T-H»ether'WWy' ran ib thi stable, WWTtelAK.StmawiXsni Aconotaur. OtRoeevwr firntth’s Dree Sloe- Goodyear Block. Haaiioga. Mictoina. Office hours from 9 to IS MuHMMlI* P fastings’ tyuintsj iirtriorj, GREAT VKHH!! Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DRUG R STORE!!! &. Striker, patent medicines irFTEA?. UAO X'ts.'rSrtX. KstrrES a bcrhsws. «« DANIEL STRIKER, zroos/r clerk, tto. to. <”L^l”*r**P’*’W w»tb cairm n. ....... ■",- “you are going wilhontlhebridegr.H.m fatal found a good hmkwig ataliitmi Jfa»» and he runs ha»tily to*Wb duor to pull it 0M«f hiafoet wsan hu^. sore. “TJat won't d<!,"aRd.lho Uttery man. Tbe In vain .he terras the Yankees have got faster bursck •titan handle. Tbn door presonte u barrier that,” replied the sreesaionist. end went uomplete mid, ausoime. absolute. ____ owers i»iiu-. iuu»pletcan<l. .. . L? to a stnal! wreath of ALn, he flies m the window, and flings lrd a magnibrtut • bay. .bun*. .^ur' Ttem wm • «“S liule obuoher M th. Bt* s^ticto. MANHOOD! A^SWBSSS^e 21 . and Radios! cure_crf ^•a/dcbd.ty L’&.'to thia adunribk uritiM h»m h-nft *MP> f?,n*.hes hrert smi Uotted with team, •• «h® of the cruel sea thnt hud him at ita iner- .«. rf lb. Um B«—»—■ “'Ik “• "Pil ls locked! ek Th’ winter came, and the »••* W“* Unusually i-etraguowa, and *treirrd the robe soft cuiuit with wreck*. Tfam LucyV. -blnmiMOU a Wtom Kll, and « bn<* the caseJndnt and calls tn the pmtilt<1 wddl,e r.ud bridle, beds «« - iZte«..P. Bttt-n.™, toMtoprt [hrtUr^totak. th. to™.to aaeond mid p»»mple'e bereavement. Her uuurdta. brttau it tu ter p-ully . n|4 »T. f ; tart'-'tototaf-UF Ort Wtatto.ttoJ-» r, .. .. ' ____ _.k -r • »* and IE, t-toly. rrtokVxto-IWB-f ltm.t.l butun'. cltttipbrr, .nJ w. Ltotal draw.-lorttall BtoM.. «!* v tai*, tod .111« I"."1 ta-t'ta*--- ■. ■ itot’evraC- M !w»; Xrt»« ituL.I-'to' tar ptototo. Hite the battery. SnL. R-rtt ta. 6dta-u». .C .totaJutetR.ltai. .h'JiutiuMd. brt-ll ta. Koi Ztortl Itatty’. >— te. ,'*-’i •’ ‘ n,..rru» • to ««4A*,4.y.l| I ur '8teta.tr ta— tort Itetk *>■ Iteht btortnJ »a to m* b» hritta tarot. Uy r— OteRJ bcurled rr,. »;*■ ' . rTlnem’hfahc«. ..'.Mark Silvertree ntwrirw e _ ..... ......... -.,1^-ta th.ti usual ■. -"riH»M-r habil pf a®tt>‘ing »!•»*'• Ml. L liXitag. E<“7 -b" *7l b|2'. X,” i Im* L tor fcrUito, tart -tot tar mutar to> to in “““t"? ..nebasyet divined. Il fa the odiit* ony T . t——to-zl r..r mlliV It lose li^Wustfae very fickle Retributive J us tier. G.n.r.1 Bull.t’lim Wlrf aitai WW *Skkl mm .upport.r.orth.r.briHt.i ta NB«.«>r-----------------------------------h£. fcr »h«h tteymta rtM04.nl“ r the auMWrt of, lb® �corp* arrived. co: her through t a, Carliles and .9 i convention r W«4«e»*»y Meralwt, Sept. «. IMS ■k.-Ai'-* Wash! IIavixo nr run, cs<w ova indent of tbe The Alexandria He position ft the to Pope’s army, and the news suppressed But to trace such stories to tbeir in, and is expect be a>i5e te tortro E«rF the pickets at Man was going on, and that it was'disastrous Ac. cm Tt'ranklin. commotion cqvmbk. BXakts.—Abrakom Lincoln. advantage, u Sil waa shown by perpioauf different, views, to construe it into a ttne fo -wHb ■ tbeir belief. Many express tbemselvss satisfied that it was a hint thrown out «Ttbe 105th tny of Pron- rwsrd new troypK"OT'-'-lT.'1 Alexandria, Aug. 80cornmtmicatioti villainous traitor in oar midst, areola- retag the whois lead-is ptmiahlng trwiton, North and South, wdiu uiagrrery togiumato mssns. Is eloci delegate* to the REPUBLICAN STATE CONVECTION. to be held ta the City of Detroit, opportioemaai, will be entitled to two drisgsie*, and each organ! tod county, having so represent­ ative, will bo entitled to one delegato. J. W. TILLMAN, W. A. HOWARD, DWIGHT MAY, T. W. CLARK. C. T. MITCHELL, C. V. DsLASD, B. AM* EXE. J. A. KERR, T W. FKRRT, L. DODGE. GEu. JEROME, J. W. FRET. J.M. KEVINS, R Stole Cen'l Commitee. W. R WOOD, Sect— Detroit, Augnst S9, 18CJ. Tbe following was adopted by tho Republican Stale Conreatton, Aug. IS. 1808; ■tructed to make cell* for future Conventions accordingly. sympathisers in Washington, so they or, elarerjr •'«'y«bero today the roe. upon our baggage train, ransacked trunks HUM of tbe mies thr President, President snd Mwi would sooner mtMer and wagons, hurriedly destroying what see Jeff Davie in power than him.— they could, and then made off Among “There is not in New York to-day a man other things was the baggage of Gen­ who really believes in slsvsry, loves ft. Pope, and also some belonging to his and desires its perpetuation, whn heartily desires the crushing out.of tbe rebellion.” staff or some portion of it, which gave That ia a strong assertion but neverthe­ rise to the story that “the rebels dashed less too true to be passed over lightly.— right into the General’s head-quarters in If we are trying, or the President ia try­ the midst of the army, and routed press, (Tuesday evening,) is Dot sufficiently full to give a clear him­ Such stories, are easily caught up and arculated with ad­ Oar news of the late battles, up to goiug to idea of ditions, that may serve to please the ad­ herents of Jeff. Davis. On Saturday last, twenty or thirty what has been gained or lost daring the thousand last ten dsya. marching on towards Pope’s division.— Our forces have been McClellan’s of army were forced by degrees from the Rappahannock Among them was the Michigan 3d iimid a succession of skirmishes and evo­ their ranks thinned lutions, until these eventuated in a severe shots of the enemy, and the fevers of the pitched battle on Friday, upon the iden­ Chickahominy; with out somewhat by but they muster still tical ground of the first Bull Run or Ma about 500 men, who are veterans indie tiaras fight, which resulted in repulsing cipline and courage. They came up the the enemy after a heavy loss on both Potomac on transports as far as Alexan­ sides. dria, where they landed and commenced During the night of Friday the rebels their march toward the Rappahannock. received reinforcements, and of the Sat- Among them were the stout and resolute day’s fight we have not very full particu­ lars. It would seem that Gen. Pope was dent acknowledge th be did ; as they say speaking, to their more properly representatives of several of your towns about there. If 1 could call them all by forced back to Centerville, where rein­ name, nnd locality, and could describe forcements met him, and, if our accounts all the hardships nnd danger to which are correct, both armies lay watching they have been each other during Sunday. resolutely and subjected, and bravely passed through, ing to conciliate pro-alavery men bv protecting the slave property of rebels or what is the same thing, not destroy­ ing *it is property, when by destroying it, it eripplea their power and strength, then by go-rd reasoning, ws should nat­ urally conclude that pro-slavery men were clogs, if mA something worse, to putting an end to the rebellion. There are slave owners that 1 have seen and conversed with, that are n«>t s» tenacioux of the welfare of tbe loved institution, as to not wish to see rebel* "tripped of everything, aa fs’t as possible, as hmg as they remain in an attitude of war against the' Government There are men in the Border States, that are now unmnditionnt Uninn men. and are willing to ye. and witk to see every slave of a rebel taken from him. But when ynu see men always talking savage -about abolitionists in these times, and cursing them aa the Instruments in getting up this war. You may safety bet your life that they are not the ones. Gov. Blair was here a few days ago and in a conversation said be had beeu to call upon the Secretary of War and the Preaident, and it made him feel much more encouraged than before; aa they expressed a determination tn push inal teraalong with aa Utile delay aa possible. alion of a Federal defeat also in Rich­ plaining fortitude that has given them Tbe Secretary of War told him there mond, Ky., and our troops have been such a character, and made them what would be n» more waiting but as soon as forced back to Lexington. We believe they are, veterans. Their friends may our forces get together they must keep this tide of rebel success must soon be well be proud of them, for they haVe to work, and put down the rebellion as soon as possible. turned back, end victory once again never been dishonored by any act of Regarding the "Retaliatory" mesaage* crown the Federal arms. Wc trust the theirs in battle, or by a word of dispar­ of Jeff. Davis, the President intimated The utmost excitement and prevails everywhere. anxiety We have inform­ Administration will assume such a posi­ tion toward the rebels as to be deserving of success, and it will come speedily. Oration to Gee. Wfteox. Gen., late Cnl. Wilcox, who was for more than a year, a prisoner in the hands of the rebels, returned to Detroit on Wednesday last, where he received as splendid a reception as was ever awarded I to soldier of bis rank. Tbe General on bow willingly would tbe particulars, and 1 of dwell the upon uncom­ that there *cfe officers of the Southern Officers get credit for'bravery and army in our hands, that won Id hold all «uch things In cheek; aa they msght pos­ success, and they are shown up to the sibly be treated in tbe same manner aa world, whenever they show talent and Jeff, treated num. courage, as they surely should be, but Troops are pouring into the <-»ty now privates must trust to good luck for by thnvMnds every day; and I assure complimentary notices. Yet there sre you, there does not appear to be any falling off in quality, as they look well, many that mske themselves a name and with a little experience will be as upon the pages of higtory, and become capable and effective, aa any that have distinguished ever after for some act of preceeded them. Youre&e. G-. -------------bravery, or of patriotic devotion. The agement from their commanders. his arrival at the fool of Woodward Ave boys of tbe 3d were rejoiced to nee their nue was met by a delegation, composed Colonel return among them of Gov. Blair, Hub. Lewis Cass, others, accompanied by the several and Friday. again last Although be is somewhat lame, regi­ from the effects of his wound at tbe bat­ ments of soldiers now quartered uc<r tbe tle of Fair Oaks, and not so strong as be dty, by various Fire Companies, det, Ac, ought to be f«>r active duty, yet the at­ by whom be was escorted through tbe principal streets to I be Campus Martius ; tachment be has for bis regiment will ik>1 aMow him to remain away from them the whole route being decked with ban longer than he can possibly help; and nera, mottoes, evergreen and floral arches I bear be has joined them and marched A vast crowd was assembled at the Campus Martius, who listened to a short speech by Gov. Blair, tendering a gener­ ous and hearty welcome to Gen. Wilcox, who responded in an appropriate speech, full of patriotism and abounding in Ge acral ■cCteHaw. rrem tbe Sew York Trfbsas of Monday. Fortress Mpuroe, Aug. 22. There are various rumors concerning General McClellan’s future position and movement. One la that be will be re­ lieved from active duty eitbe> by his own request or tbe will of the Govern­ ment. Another assigns him to a com­ mand in cooperation with Pop?; and another atlll imputes to him the intac­ tion to resign. Rumor asserts that a disagreement baa arisen between them long life to Col. Champlin. as to the policy of evacuating tbe Penin­ We hear but little news from the sula, fa quite certain. Gop. McClellan army, bat enough is seen and beard with­ believed be could yetgo to Richmun by on toward tbe enemy. Success and a out reading, to show that our forces are rapidly concentrating, to work unitedly against tbe rebel army. wholesome advice. New regiments are coming in every day, and marching Such an ovation is a testimonial of over to “Old Virginia's Shore.” It is which any soldier may well feel proud ; a glorious sight to see tbe new troops us being given, not in honor of the man, coming uo so determined, and ready to "... or of any great and daring deeds, hut for meet tho enemies of Liberty. While the sufferings and privations be has en­ baa yi been them- rebels turning opo« them nine of «>«r own guns, and keeping op • brisk fire, till the Union troops were taken prisouere a few befogged minds of Old F.^ies, and al escaping aenfas Bull Run. ' traitorous instincts. Geo. Pope’s army eons fat ore day it wiH be understood Here, at Union Mill, two regiments of Is all right, aad to see tho perturbation, just aa be meant it abould be. Yet Dooa Gen. Dlx'a division, the Hth and 18 th anxiety and desperation of the rebels, is can help admitting that it fa a perfect Ohio, under C«l. Scammon were station­ Mr. Greely ed, and they immediately advanced to proof enough of the dread they have of oocheommittal document. meet the approaching body of rebels. bis soon getting every thing in order to A conflict ensued early in the morning advance, supported by the other com­ and goes on quite lengthy ia explaining between ths Junction sod Bell Bun. last­ mands of the Union forces. Last week tbe necessity of at once acting upon ths ing for three hours, when the Utnuo the army fell back about ten miles, and fate acta of CougreaM, at»d instructing bis troops being largely outnumbered and their baggage train was 'sent across the Generals to obey those acta, and . make flanked no the right, retired serosa Bull them effective: That, ‘‘lbs- national Run bridge. : _ . river. While the enemy menaced us in cause “is “ imperilled, ■«£?riU< by b» every •"£ hour’s ?► daHere . ... m.3. bj front with artillery from a distance, a J? “ £ “T. “T*OJ. » b..W U>, bridr,. M body of rebel cavalry crossed the river T ■ ’* , 11 rebel re,lm«.u IbnM above, and came down and pounced much troth ten, tUt the denture o£ the rirer-abore the bridite. whro the IStb will remain true to secession proclivities, self and whole staff” The Late Battles. readers of the Tribunt expressed suites gtretiy M^l d„,„ th.,,, .across tbe ., nriver . -.l heavy l____ I.. ,k>. In this with loss. skirmish Capt D. W. Pauly was wound ed airgwry? The reftfoMt lost h> kilted, wounded and missing, 35 to 40 men.— Al 12 o'clock Ck»l. Scainmnn waa obliged to retire, moving along the railroad in tbe direction of Alexandria. The rebels advanced across Bull Run yesterday.— Their advance cavalry were at Fairfax oh„, and Burk* Stations. On taking mwseaaion of Manassas Junction, the rebels captured seven trains loaded with prnvWona, amunithm, fisc., and the bxNitnotlvea. all of which they destroyed. Of the F4 men »»T the 105th Pennsy lvania <« the ground, nearly all were k’lled, wounded or taken prisoner*, aa only three are known t»> have rsraped. Our lot* ba* been immencein government Htoree, and lerge in killed, wounded and . missing. P Pope’s statement that H^atalcmAn’s corps would move on the enemy, at daylight fa confirmed by the heavy firing in thaCvianity. Rumors of various »uare>n reau us, but need confinnation. Yesterday, icbe! scoutawrre seen at n«lr UxbrWrprecaution fa taken to prevent a surprise Washington, Aug. Slat, r. ■- here today. “Otfr <rnrf is weH roncci*irnlsdfMd tbe..:iir- ‘------------ ’ — and spirits. Joux Pops, Maj. Gen. Philadelphia,Avg. 80. “Occasional.” of the Prrsa of this city, the routs he bad travelled the last five says that while Gen. Sigel and McDowell months, and asked tbe privilege of mak­ are harrassing Stonewall Jacksun in flank ing another trial. Gen. Halleck replied Gen. Banks is in bis rear, and a larger that he had his orders, and was expected army than all diapute bis march. to obey them. It la not improbable that Headquarters, Field of Battle. I Gen. Halleck thinks that Gen. McClellan baa taken more.time In executing the or­ Grovetown, near Gaineavifl, Aug 30 f . . fakath fnll J'rubau. j ria.1 that recruiting Gao. Bauka bad a very .narrow. escape T«.um«,i, >m death during the engagement engagefnenl <4 <A hk F>**»»*ii *• fn»M ­ troops on Saturday morning, on the ex­ treme right of <»or line. He was leaning against s tree, watching the progress ol tbe fight, when a rifled abut from a rebel battery struck the tree about eighteen inches above his bead, culling it clean in two. With bis usual jn>od fortune, be escaped Imnry, even from splinters. I found tbe Gen. on Friday altemoou, ly­ ing in tbe shade <>f a tree, with Lis staff about him. and tbe horse* picketed dose by. lie is Ito^ing thin and a little pale, nnd his leg is still stifffroni the effects of his recent injury. Until Friday, he lud ridden in no amlMilnoce front place lo place, put <>n that day he mounted his borne'and directed the nnivemebU-Of bis e»»Fps-in person. From him I got Ur true versiiut «»f the accident which h:ipGned in tim hard battle nt Slaughter ounlnin. . Il arerns that he and his staff were lying on the ground, as I found Ihemon Friday, when a sudden dash waa tihijn.m tbeir direction by some rebel eayalry. Tl><- unmH frlubtenrd ths staff ' bor»e«, and a large, powerful animal of the General's becoming aerkmaly scared at the discharge of pistols, gave a sudden plunge forward, and, striking tbe Gene­ ral in the hip with great force, threw him down and bruised him severely. SOLDIER’S Signed, Estate rfAtesM FacHh. -- ------------ ---------------- ------ •Information to-night indicte« that •here has been b.itHttfa, If any fabting M*na**a* June*ion, 28th. 10 P. M.— To Mnj-Gen. Halleck. Gen.-in Chief. As »->on aa I discovered that-a large force of tbe enemy wa* turning our right toward* Mannn***s, and that the divirion I had ordered to take post there two days I*fore,' had nr>», yet arrived from Alexan­ dria. I immediately broke my catnp* at Warrenton Junction and marched rapid­ ly back in three columns. I directed McDowell wax ordered to interpose tie­ tween the fiirvcs of the enetnv, which had passed down to Mnnnassas through Gaiusvilla by thn Warrenton and Alexandria pike, Reno nnd one divirion of Heintxclman’* corps to inarch on Greenwich>-*rq with Porter’s <*»rps and Hooker's divteion, I man-bed back to Manassas Junotion. McDowell waa ordered to inter­ pose between the forces of the enemy, which had pasred down to Manassas through Gayiesvilie. and his main body moving down from White Plains through Thoroughfare Gap. This was completely accomplished. Hawiltox. youxgeat Longstreet, who bad passed through the Gap, being driven back to the west side. The forces at Greenwich were designed t<> support McDowell in case be met too large a force. The division of Iluuker, marching towards Manassas, came upon the ensmv near Kettle Run on tbe after­ noon of the 28tb, and, after a *barp fight, 8AMrouted them completely, killing and wounding 800. capturing camps and bag gage and many stand of armit. This S FECIAL NOTICES morning tbe command pushed rapidly tn Manassas Junction, which Jackson had evacuated three hours in advance. He BACK PAY, PENSION, diC. retreated by Centreville and took the turnpike to wards Warrenttm. He was met aix miles west of Centreville by McDowell and Sigel late thia afternooo. COMPLETE EOKMS AND DIRECTIOSS A severe fight took place, which waa ter­ ro» »rniunoxiro« minated by darkness. Tbe enenty was ARREARS OF PAX. UOUNTT A PKCSION8, driven back al all points, and thus the affair rests. Ileintxelnian'a corps will move on him at day light from Centreville, J> rented. lured 1000 prisoners, many arm* and one piece of artillery. Raravrnac in that direction. . .t. .:!•< An iinpreasinn prevails that lbs rebels have been entrapped, and tbe result of recent manueavrw l» looked for in­ B0WTY, iiary exritenM ten. The att atuLB. A. G< puWUM ia tto which the met day last left a CHANCERY ORDER 'TATE OFMICHIGAN.—Tbs Ciresat Cssrt fat made fire nets As the alma * 'IxmJc out foi D. SM The Michig In tkb sssre, urit 0* above u.u>-d Palmer H/Rarertl, is sot a resident of ing the most CIOM bi* *i>jMMraBCr to w illiix tbrA oxMtb* ftvi at*1 rlaborah upnn rhe Cai lie epiritrd to Im pereoorilv Ih-fmd.nl at HARMOX KMITTI, th!a num. • •refer of the ele.S ‘ CHANCERY ORDER. TATE OF MIO1IGAK YWCim.it. Co.rt fa: the cMetjr ef Berry: k Okasrivy. S ‘;,G^*..Pofi subsequently Mas, io wot a resident ol thir . . kareeeat is UM of the South, r » . A *Swaney A Allen, the Cou.viF^. • i Middlevillt, Aug, itt, IBM. night by neg Steer the toll Da. Rus ack's Bmaax.—By reference to Dr. Robaek'a adrertiitateal on tbo UM m<«. It will t>t Seen that tbe Doctor beejml lotroSocod a asw artiele In tbe lini itWUtnocb Bittern." Tbrw Bitters are destined to become very ponuAwaii ia fanUr otdarvd. that wltbfo «■«< der to evacuate the Peninsula than was To Maj Gen. Halleck, Gen.-ln-Chief: necessary. The order bears date early We fought a terriffle battle bsre ys* in August, and nearly or quite twenty terday with the combined forces of the •dvertiM-tncnt. dars have been consumed To days in carrying carry Ing it ' । I....dured, and we trust he will receive it, ensmy, ahlch fasted with continued fcrv Sunday, tbe Mass. 85th had just come in __________ i ..last ■ — 'that Geo. into effect. Tbe. thing from daylight until after dark, by which •nd others through him. as an evidence and was marching tip Into town to’ the. McOellan did wyaJto protest against it, time the enemy were driven from the that the country is not unmindful of those uroaor“DM9|«ppbells are eoming^and “* field, which we now occupy. .1 who bleed upon the battle field, or those pr&7 -njnr. as their steady tread sounded upon the . i are too inud» exhausted to after, bis entire fiwee and all the properwho suffer a tedious captivity while serv­ push matters, hut I shall do so fa the paved street, a hundred thoughts presaed ty were this aide tbs Cblekabominy. course of the morning, aa soon as Fitx ing in their country’s cause. Notice la hereby giy upon the mind. How that stirring John Porter's oorpa cornea up from Ma­ strain bad marshalled the brave scotch nassas. Tbe enemy fa still in our front, Raids.—Our Generals have been so The New Orleans DtUa has two tetters but badly used up. among their Mils and mountains, and frequently circumvented by rebel caval­ We have fast not lew than 8.000 men, ry. U» U would Mun U»t tb., »..l 'u,'. Worod .Mm. killed and wounded, and from theanoear_________ . . fores and that of Price amount to thirty, five thousand. They propose to capture Gfao. Buell and to “ptroof” on to Ken lucky Bragg ia acnrrajly drunk ; also stroyed by 8towart’a cavalry. Another telling tn the people of the National bia officers. The uyea are half starved ; behaved aplentMly: , Capitol, that the 800,000 men are ennring tea not to be had. and coffee 32 50 per The haute was foot* on the Identical raid of cavalry, supported by intotry. • ____ »« — battle field bf!M| Rnn. whWh greatly . .-Smith, and .retreated bl Brindl.y'wb w<amdedl‘ih 'to wi-’ j, mmsIj .......................in I’uin BsUsIIms Hew Advertisements. sxj t tack aad destroy several supply trains bi«h«i.*»i. ofl^r. The pteaiars suffer front that tbe enemy •ardt Fanatics* and “Cowardly Km Hyte. witbiB • irraa Imam.—A list is ZtessamM from Mi JOHN POPE, r*< sovalry 1 time. -4y 16. �<«al nh iwaoav*wffTt omCXAL <• »ll» PilU, BY DM. BADWBTi «J IWinK ltoto,6k ■ I . . GBXXKD 'RADW AY’S RENOVATING ’ RESOLVENT ABAMTBK—Ou. w six IA bailtea of 'lOI IttdM F—*hThTr' WAT,a BEMDVaTING RE8DLTENT—will cure HEWS “LOW FttlCES” tWP. w. DM. TMYBKCX’S WfrA.fc । w,ll will etti^r arid debti . Blood Vukwveb. GRANT & SPAULDING and ,..v ivr mnuiHg inc Circini noun for Mid countr.M Saturday the sixth d<« sf SeptetnbiT, as. IsHi, at one o'clock, r n. of that div. balsd. May V>. IWfi. OTRUSMANN, Mortgagae. -*IR '* putn nnd nnm.ysticr r..«i»*uu, aji. ■WEKXXV A Ainu x Attva. Dr.utie •lim-liargi-a. «>id fail t-i expel the I ~~—; —------------------- — BiL >.nl n.im..r.n.ll Irfl in tb.. hl,—I I MORTGAGE SALE, and aystetu U> mwltioly dim? .sn. Ran I . --nblmv fin-'he Companv nf Mounted ” ’ » ... nr.- xm meeting with extraordinary ml we think the mm pan v --till fnll in a week. mire, fr -m Mr. Z will Scid Fueileor regiment of th* < ’ .1. Inneai. has been in town about a week . * hi- secured nearly or quite twenty A in.- recruits for that regiment. weak the patient may lie; a dose of these Pi’ls will give strength, because in their operation they purge from the a>stem the humors and bile, and hence they clranae and purify the circulation. large ICegal Uotitts, proportion of these are taken from among the met hiinica of this village. hundred sod rigtrtv w Cu.ra£i«« Df OUR UKE OF TRADE; TWO BOTTLES. ’ Will cure Bolt Rheum. Heeld-bswJ, Sore Eyes, ll.i. pf u«l.:1—.b j._ I Kovcmoer, a. v. ibo*. in i>o pages841,MS.a*.T and Ut,, ge there >s claimed to be du Come and See ! 1 WE r7rb»(<1^ta,^‘ FOtJB TO ,IX ®OTTL««. remise* therein n-n-rl-Xl Will eure Kero fol*, Hvphilta, White Swelliag. *!"■**,.»»*■“* itary excitement, we presume, tbe annual HVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT The attMxIancr waa very alini deed. imoer. itjex, and on Wedi [17th] day of December, adred and aixly-two. at Tbe sum of eight hundred dollara era. and incidentals. R. B. ind.lrenFh. Io all cases ask for IM RENOVATING RHWLTENT. Pries One Dollar. Pereoas calling. at Dr. Wightman and. H. A. Goodyear, were elected Truateea for the term of three years ; after id day of Jo»e. IBM, briar ths lime limited br le salt Probate Coart, tbe final adjustment of all “* GILBERT STIKKB. 1 U«mteH1RAM J. HANCHETT, IsfoMrs. Dated. Baltimore, August IS, 1831 augSO which the meeting adjourned. Cold.—The rain of Sunday and Mon. of Michigu, oo the sixth d.v of S*ptembor.A. D. 1962, st <m o’clock la tho sfteraoou of acid day. Dated, May SO, 1848. H. J. PERRIN A CO., Jeiltia Druggist*. A largo stuck of CHILDREN. RAD WAT’S READY RESOLVENT girao ia ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. day last left a low temperature of the at* on Tsslbing. or *ny other cause. Jf troubled with oougb, RcatleMnese at Niabt. half a teaapooofal of the RESOLVENT will -insure a cure. PHce One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Dollars. Tuesday morning, made fire nrceaeity as an aid tn comfort. Aa the almanac Byphilit, Sdrq/UZa, Old Bom, Bkin Qiatzau, J^heumatiam, Balt ^heum, Biak Headaohe,. Qyepepaia, Livrr Ccmplaint, Fever and Fsmalo Lauoorrhaa, ” ’ Cbmplaxnto ‘*-'St. jfirvthonj/ta Firo, Xrjftipalaa, Eruptions, ffumors, _ . Fits, Baixtfuloua Conaumptior., tic. II? of Michigan.'to Joseph Hibley^fMarohaB,Calboon makers would say :— ax\A VAX* ^.ve TAX«\\ia\.«A MORTGAGE SALE. mosphere, which 'BYoodi for the life and health of the body depends upon the parity of the blood. but lb*i this remedy will cure. It deanaos tbe BLOOD. Btoolvea all dtoaaaod in The peculiarity of the FROM no^iMoss of tbe Skin. Joints, Beata* or Gland*, day evening, vis almoat entirely forgot­ HuVAXYOUfe Ce-Y^veCktCfe which have been showered upon him from to that they strike at the not of Disease, achnnl meeting, in thio distriat, on Mon ten. B-MWyD VlLTtoB fears boon Introduced to the public for man fim afat years, and have acquired an ONE BOTTLK. A/ payment ota ca executed by Attia Ji COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. h IS4ICO lUOTlTI tlUulTATlkO .^SSOLVSNr -isil will rars er try specie. . t title Dimmo. Scndsla Syubllitio Eruptinii*. Fever Sore*, VI nets. Tuii><*rs Haft Hlicuin, S.res ufali kinds. Uuniurs, i'lislulre ’ I'ttnptes. blou-ba.. Ac., ruimlly and tllsctivaiy, . wlll.M.. . ,.* . i.n'.r.l We call that recruiting extraordinary. . j DR. RAD WAY 5S^‘,HA.H DLStOVERED A CI.E-tlfSING SVRL’P, lip.M'i; Rgrnrmwo.—Thtg huaineiM h otill most populsj* reman la* <n moders science. r '-; UNQUIET OF- IU THE PilUUC I I I 0KE person writes, her daughter was cured RADWAT ■LmA out for frosts about thcae days.” DR. RADWAY’S PILL8. al one o'clock, in tbe afternoon, tl described land, belonging to the Tbe Michigan Central Railroad Corn- kkuhibo jM'Ces. |Miny has long held thr reputation of lieini.’ tht- numl generotra nnd public spirit* -d >-orp*>ralion in the country. In »untr of Barry i C-*. TAYLU1 addi has, through the late act of ita able Gene'■’il SutMeinten lent. R N. Rice Esq. laid I th* citizma of Detroit nnd all other visit­ - r- of ihr Campus Martino, in that city, lasting obligations. ' ■ --Il CHANCERY SALE* S entirely V« TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Court for the county of Barry—in Chancery. be sold at public auction or veodue. to tbe highest bidder, at tbe Court House in the Tillage of Has­ tings, that being the place for holding the Circuit Court in said eoanty of Harry, and Stale of Mich­ igan, on tbe sixth day uf September, A, D. iMto, at one o’clock, 1*. M*. of Uiat day. Dated, May *>. 1MX a HORACE J. PERRIN A Ch.. ielltlJ AsaigneM of Mortgage. Tbe action red t>« ia the erertioo and • W« have every kind of gnoda. ench us RADWAY’K PILLS preseuta- ’hr city of Detroit, of an elegant I Circuit Court for the County of Barry, In Chanam1 • laliomlrlv finished speaker ’s stand eery, made on the sixteenth day of April, in tbe veer of our Lord one thousand eight hundred upon the Campus Martina. Such pub­ and sixty-two. in a certain eaoae therein pending, wherein Jerne. M Uaeb to rental—and lic spirited pem-roaity cannot fail of Charles B. Hewes, I.t>cv J. D. Hewes. David My­ ers, and William Marble are Defeadanta: Notice 1 ring ai.precuited by the public. ia hereby given, that I. the undersigned. Circuit Court Commissioner, in and for the comity of It in A xotswortmt fact that the De- Barry, will sell at public auction or vendue to tbe hl cheat bidder, on Thursday, tbe twenty-fifth tr-..: Free Preu irappresacd that part of [25th] dar of September. A. D. one thounsad Gi-r. W iliv.x’a speech, in which be spoke eight hundred and sixty two, st twelve o eloek at noon of that dar, at the north front door of To those who do not wish to be troubled with of the orgnniz.nti«m of the treasonable the Court Hanse, in the vilbge of Hastings, in said county, tbe following described prwni^s, ti. thinking, but like to hare tbeir thinking done by that -rder of the “Knights of the Golden Cir- wit : Tbe south half of the south-west quarter Sime one else, uvauy ruAvut RADW AY’S READY RELIEF of section number twenty. (JO.J excepting ten acres on the south east earner, in township num­ Will relieve those who suffer pains, instantly on bar four. [4] north of mngs number eight. [8] its application externally or by ita administration Gen. Pope Unde 2,000 prisoners west, in the county of iulernallt. and cures— —n HAKMUft nxilTtl, RHEUMATISM in • few boars. who prreumptiimaly crooned the Rappa­ 8 ’ Cirrtril Qntrt O-inwifirnrr. SORE THROATin fifteen minutaa. a Allcx. Solicitor, for Cmnpiainsai hannock in face uf his batterieslie Dated st Hastings, Aug. 12. 184* auglSlT . TOOTH-ACHEin three minutea. i NEURALGIA (paroxysms cL)...in bre minutes. subsequently lost nil but about 400 of CBAMI’S......................................... In b»s niinulea. HEADACHE............................. in ten. minutes. CHANCERY ORDER. them;' " Wr learn that the pnti lia river, below Algiers, were , . night by negroes armed with shot guns. The nt-gme* were cr>r»cr»*rd in.fibe cnne inear the toll fate, opposite ChalmelR;.— ■They rushed from their hiding place, .liK-hargn tbeir gwa at ihe^untrult efttn- DIAERUCEA LUMBAGO, [pains of ]. CHILLS BURNS INFLUENZA CROUP SPASMS................. ;...................... —■ Hu>rf Fri^orr. DEEP SEATED PAINS... by a few applications, in ail cases where pain is felt, the RKADY -RL Thw V. 1/idio, LlhF should be applied Taken intamaDr-a It sattofactorilv appearingto this Court by Afii- lea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure davft on fite lUlYhSSuM>M*bill"'. **•*"•. acidin of she stoni——4 r-~*’ fa a noa-reeldent of this Htatois a pleasant and healthy etunutout. ThereforOn motion of Rw»t k Baton to >KS!i£Tj!±- X D.1, TO THOSE WHO DO 1U1NK. TATE Off MICHIGAN. Tbe Cirewit Court far tbe County of Barry : in < hanerry. At a session of said Court held at tbe Court jB the V'ltag* "I Hnotings on tbe I4lh day Bon.,*Lot’iaS- Lovxtx, Cfrewif S •ley. Ddvld North. Frank Preiora. A. ;Sinith. and Jainqfi^Mayfield, and then U-u.b~y». .... retreated ItodP toHMr hiding place.— Brindley'Whs'ibM through tha muscle of Iw- filed aad a copy thereof to be served on tbe ■the right arm. and bis cost was riddled .’I'SStuh with .hot in tbr We say that Raowat’s Rebut Rsuw « the ___ ■ _i- to. -.r aoarfiams known In ths wwinded,‘the other four-------- ---------------to retrain. Cunsequmtly Caph R®*d re'urprd.t” the citv. . Wg liittn Mtok Df*4eahM r** •down the n«*t with six men. No IW ing* have been beard from him. If the telrt twenty dly» before tbe time prescribed foe ,wHJ; -i be ■ywqryttwerpd,------ bis appearance. • fhreasar A Anon. IxWS S. Lorstx, torf— re <re;»i"»,re . 1cl’”" J"4*' — W'"1' CM—o- pain and loading to infiamation Pill, in tha Arcana of Medicine. Aa evacuanta, ther arc more certain and thorough than tbe I>ra»tic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Elaieriurn; and more soothing and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarinds, or Castor Oil. AS ALTERATIVES Ther exercise a more po wet fol Infioenre over tbe l iver, and ita secretions than calomel, mercurr, bloe pill, hence their uuportanoe iu cases of liver eomplainta, and spleen difficulties. Jaun­ dice. Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. Head ache Ac. In Ibe treatrasnl offerers, either bilious. Yellow, Trpbold, and other reducing fevere, they are su­ perior to quinine. Their infloeoce extends over the entireevstem. controling. strengthening, and brpcinit “P »be retaxed and wealing energies, and regulating all the secreitons tn the natural per­ formance of tbeir duties, cleansing sad purifying the blood and purging from the system s!1 dis­ eased deposits and impure humors. Ther differ from all purgative pills. Their action ianoi local, or confined to a portion of Ibe bowels. Draatic Purgslire Pills augment what is called the pctistallie movement of tbe bowels by irritating Ute eoata of Uta inlestinea. I.. -.^1 ...II.n>t".ln.v the irrtta. not only increase Uta disease, hoi induce ulcers lion; therefcre.greal caution is reuuirrd an altacks of iufiamation uf tbe bowels, bibnui colic, rheumatism, gout, Ac . in Ibc kind of pUia to take. If RADW AY‘8 FILLS ere t*Evn,acure.will Mlow There area claea of cbroiUc diseases. chronic Rlx-umatism, Enlargement of the Urer. Spleen EnlargvmMii, diseases caused by the execasire use ofcalomel. Msrcmy. Quinine, in which cvlchium goiac are prescribed freely. Di these diseases EADWAY’ri REGULATING PILES era larmore certain, and the patient avuida the danger which an overdose <*f < otebioni would ludicl In Yellow. Trpbold, and Bilious Perera, in ErrWpeL.».S<mai Pr-X. purgation la highly c.-enliak l_ .* a— —J*.a*. ..I* tlrn**!.- I'lll. ll»S IVT1- dance of two years. AH0THES writes, his eon was cured after his flesh had almost wasted away. The doctors pronounced the case incura­ ble. ______ ANOTHER waa cured of Fever and Ague after trying every medicine in hia reach. AHOTHER was cured of Fever Sera which had existed fourteen yearn AIT OTHER of Ilheumatism of eight years. Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which the Purifier and Pills 'WovkWke ct CYmtcwv. EWiTS & SHCIE®, GROCERIES are the moat active and thorough pills that have over been introduced. They act so directly upon tbe Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an extent aa that the system does not relapse into ita former con­ dition, which to too apt to be the case with simply a purgative pill They are really a "SVooii <na\&. *IAvev VAX, HARD-WARE! which, in conjunction with the ISkootX Vvtvk.^tv, will cure nil the aforementioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Headache, Outivtnest, Oolia (Pains, Cholera Jforlus, Indigestion, (Pair, in the gewela, Qizziness, eto. Try these medicines^ and you will never "ss yoaf neighbors, who have used them, and they will say^bey are » ’ ‘ Qtooi and you you should and should njthom before going for a physician. Utt a Pamphlet or Almanac of tny local agent, and read tho oertiflcstee, and if you bare ctor doubted you will 'Oou\>X vw» vaove. DRY GOODS! a mild, soothing and , ______ Suit will parge and ,, Arengtlien. like Rad way’s Regs luting Pills, ia required. The cause of so many deaths iatbsc diseases is owing.Io the Waal of apomtrva hke RADWAVS HLLS. that wiU purge without deptaung or l»ta»fcnn< witojba functions or other socretTons. Notoamln a headred of Yellow or other far ar eases would prove fetal if Badway's Pills were adopted in tbeir treal- Some adrocates of Drotiu Purftiioo errooeousIv hold that griping, nauaea. sickness, tenesmus, daring lb. o^e/aitoa of tbair pUla, ta • fererable sign i iftbmr pills expelled with lb. f-ms tbe dressed hnmora left circulaUng in tbe there would be but little p^n or gnptag It is the absence of tbe bile end other hsmore, which tbeir imperfect pflta fail U------------ ----------tern, that occasions tbe pi stools evacuated after eer< be found thin aad watery. Stacks of CHANCERY SALE. TATE OF MICBIGAN.—Tbe Circuit Court for tbe county of Barry. In chancery. Lavi & MoauxiX. fbmpfabuia/.^ S Cbablxx 0. Matubww and CcmnuA Mathews, N punuaaoe and by virthe of a decree of the CucnitCotwt for the county of Barry, in Chan­ cery. made oa tbe foorteenth fTttb] day of July, in the rem of our Lord one thousand, eight hun­ dred aod sixty-two. In a certain cause therein pending, wherein Levi B. Horseman U complainMt, and CbariM G. Mathews and Cornelia Math­ ews are defendants: Notice is hereby given, that 1, ibe undersigned. Circuit Court Commissioner, in and fof OwhlM flhnrt^nfHarry, will sell «t I AVOID BALINE PURGATIVES. minds that can understand ita action TO THOSE WHO THINK. Many persons are ia tbe habit of taking Salta. Beidlito Wator, Magn-ia. Ac hotreto. Tto to err........... T taialngan ovaernttoa of tbe W qptoto wM* Ac., not owe atom of tbe bite ■ fa eliminated fr^ the blood Barrs liniment*. A OpR GOODS ZXhttoSwdmi JUDWAV8 READY RELIEF. Unusually Low! To fermt people frees flotaf to Mfle Cmk W. a tukufa for food*— Wbmu Cor., Oto, Buttor. UrtrorV _______ ________ ■U bull; olmoa .reejlki.fr yw Un i<Jtoml»»" . rnimMU *«U —W 'J* lk* GRANT * SPAOLDIHG �BALE OF inform* ri|l ■Is III 1 •X Jf ■ C1 K0 <*■ is n-is crop, I roa«d lu> imlj, McrK -W.U-l. ><■ hoed tfem -Hfc tte -teW «S><Jo." h. «!<«•.* «*4O kwri 2 mure from the am muni* than ibe moist­ ure of the dew. - -,<r- ... _ 1 adopted the prntiee tbe foil awing £8818 fi sain ANNUAL tecommoud«d k V> other*. *61, •41 growth of the former will surpriaingly exceed that of the latter. “ ' ’'., A story in point, sometime since, went tbe round* of the agricoltnral press, of fiUlowa: A’ »« ■ 70S 74 07 II % theirdwn. They planted it with •" and a bet wax made by them as to wh should make the best crop. At' bl?* the *«>n came c .? some quarts -behind.-^ -- 1 out MW of n sj^ and rwaaun^W. e- X2«“ln "X • He could nut understand the rvaaup^'Asl be bad hoed his twice a week until laid by, while he had not seen the-hired ltd cultivate bis plot at all, end yvt ho had gained the wager. It turned out the winner’s crop bad been hoed quite its fre­ quently. but before hia rival wtu up in the morning. Providence, it seems, fol lows the b«e of ti>e early riser with a special nnd-increased reward. But there are exceptions. Cultivating while tho dsw i* on, manifestly benefits such gross feeders «* cabbage nnd corn, but there are plants very impatient «•! being disturbed while wet. The com ­ mon garden snap and running beans are examplea; and if worked while wet, even with dew, the pore of the leaves *eem V» become stopped, snd the whole plant is' apt to rust and become greatly injured. Whether the Lima beans'and oilier legumus are a* impatient of being hoed in tbe dew, I have not ascertained. Experi­ ments should, however, be tried, the coming season, on *11 hoed crops. K ; - " ,ii/asaju<jy • •XofswK neVcT* 48. -. IS 744 IS 4M 48 ,M J 64 \S fi • •X«f»»X W .s "1“ BUSI asp m * L* "it mi . r..,^___ a.u ! 'lU«l/VQ4 >«f * «X b wvi.. .i^of n < aXofnwW 17 ..Vof"«X l» 5 seres, eommenc south of the quarter post nn the north line of taction No. I : -IB is .OT : e ‘ ‘8 B’S Ms: 5 tefl|of«efl| 16 *wSv«K ■irss". js 61■ to“7 61 «r* .ya .••X •' north by Court «tre«t e lij, Mill.prw^ w by Creek street. 44 Bleak lot U«m I ,, k>U 123# A UNO f 15 01 IMSF'^ -ffi| ::ki; i«o 140 b» Park ;s :s 48 k f si Mg M 90 11 vo * or »0 7 40 to 17-11 ••X °f fWfc1 »i,wu| afiefSD 160 u; > £ :s n fa" S’ «0 ••X 8 8,2 :.?.7 u; i 1 W U 45 H. N. SUELbO.X, J&ri. n «X 81fi0 BEST PIANOS. 8150 GROVteTKEN A BALE, bating rrmv.rf U Hr aew wwrWooeus *> ■»■».■ . . s .5 S Piano. S g 81 whether it tea good thing for tbe swine. They become dirty and scabby, and sometimes lose essentially in vigor ,and and health. Perhap* tbe injury eutdes partly from tbe heat and the gases con­ stantly inhaled from the fermenting gSE-'wSS’S • Bl , , .W 10 ♦Xof»«X II 160 40 I* 60 UofaeX tS*Ua*>M«M«o examiDvBMt wyibwcoo ta Ito 44 40 6 62 64 V0 40 * 67 *5 V0 80 9 111 M W 16 44 I M V0 * 68 SS VO 7 M 7* to Amxxjcxns.—Onr u»48.:e T MSl.JP‘Wm'1 S'S3 of * wW 18 80 siSSiiS Town 6 North of Ranja D We*L 8to 10J4 n 97 1 M’toM ■~t w’ '--to-S ; ..a Wool! " B is Wool! Tilt PLACE TO GET CARDED, iurvsr tr Br. It M the Me&r *W»<<>it*n F»vI«h-» of 78 rfF to » 48 him in tbe army of the Union in the iSr •'■•" • tf Thin . .IBiS ‘SIS bay and straw ; they may Improve tbe heap by turning it werand mixing their own or dure with tbe same; but we question <>ur own country men.” ■ w«. m WMHUf. n ptofniof»»|T some fodder among the refuse _ Village \>f Ornngeville. ow^oCsskll ; ji is Village of 5li<|dl<nill> . 17 CO I 74 a al 17 40 BWfcofStk 1» :Wi* s ’ Tlie practice of keeping swine in a pen or small yard containing the manure etc. thrown out from the barn, is not- to be commeudad. 'fbe bogs ma^’finfl . ■ East rm A optofeiof,w»i8 Hop. on Dubs Hill*. and tsi tri 1041 IMS 1OU 1U14 1045 107* 1074 1075 1078 ten aft 15 17 17 s s .*» “ 8 >3 •X rf. !• 40 1 sojourning in Italy, recently had frview with Garibaldi. lu au-WC ish expressed that we might ./ .»*« nt it l» & Town d Norib ofJBup 8 K’eat jM|fl 4O.._ 1 87 IS root* being'small, can dWthrow' out , Gaiabavdi I an ■ u an si kz I? 1»‘» 1 M S.® Sila s*h “Pear tree specific.” Spread this dres­ sing over tho roots every Fall, and work St into the soil in tbe Spring. Of course ■ the weeds and grass aic to be keptdown *, ' rtf of ncY for about as muc^ good will come from ' Wor.eX rUof.vU this tillage ae from tbe manure. ’ Tbe above directions apply with *p lai force |<jydytarf-pear^ The; quint manure. It to much better, we think, to keep bugs in Quarters by themselves, and nx clean and sweet as posahrle. Give ibem dry commodious pens, with plenty of clean straw in tbeir beds.— Amer icon Agriculivritt. Wtr’7W 770 •Wof..W 33 Undoubtedly, there are some soils which need very little manure. Such, especially, are the deep, virgin lands of to Um pine* of beginning, our meadows, where the deptsits from swtfoT tbe overflow of neighboring streams base been accumulating for centuries. Butsuch lands are not everywhere to Ge "found. There are' large districts in which the soil is compara'ively light, and which have been exhausted by long crop K' . Let no one think of growing nears without manure. This tree Is n gross feeder, and soon e»msumes the ele­ ment* of nutrition wiihiu its reach.— Both tbe size and color, and the flavor • wXof w?<of. of the Iruit are determined by (he riuh* ncaof the soil. .°C^F What manure shall we apply ? Barn­ eWofnwV J wW'-X » 40 yard dung, simple and uumixed, might 160 be safely .used in moderate quantities; 7 10 but doubtless, a mixture of thi«, with 8 70 rotton leaves, soda, ashes, bones, night­ soil, street-scrapings and tbe hke, would be better. Let these lie in a heap a few »k#fnw« 9 W 9 63 month*, and then shovel them logetlwr. and the compost may well be lalielled,' riMAtletslar and wide itFs.-nrch of fi»od, when the eoil near the trunk is exlmusted. The food .must be brought, Umq regularly, nnd enough of it, tno, to supply its constant want*. Follow (hiaJiD^. with systematic pruning, and thO'hibor will be well repsid.—Anuricon AffncttUuriiL IS IM S.£«.‘£ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-09-10.pdf 8f8881bc6ad42cab61478af4802cd630 PDF Text Text MTTICIVIS’IMt KAE R0KIT3 ».<>■* Hiiinyynn'TOKA << wi-'W •!. -uT Xul 1 11" Y vJj. 4. :i:-inr/. j.! <iz:ik j.ir// n tfe’lg* ttt sastu$sRatatr, is rcSuisStBtetst wurtratiAT. O oopyrT.’nniicail WING, SdntA t.drg. xjtay ”. from hiejKxAet, wrote the aMr^ 'liM WywBfSi' ■ Drep b, d„p Of. GREAT HIKI! GRANT A SPAULDING, Over High Prices, at the DRUG EALER TN GROCERIES, provisions, pro­ d flitb. butter, lard. psrk. grata el rilktnd- Al»otoY» c»adie*, Star* 10 Criitera a Block. State strwt. Hasting*. M'«h. b I qukhlM •<b Sjjstings' ijasiutss Jlirtrttirj. D JUST RECEIVED ; Budding for iu blMMUtiog, Io th* tpftila glorious rilm*. I was only fourteen when 1 wrote my first story 1J and it was a good ahd origin­ alone too. It was not. *>!• usual hi short stories now adays, about the adventures of a beautiful maiden, captured by fierce handiti and pla&ff In a dark dungeon ; whose fever bold comes all orf‘a dark GROCERIES! P P PATENT MEDICINES (DlHffiAIPs ffW (DASH mrrei a Brunows, S g. C. PBINDLB. TDWt or rrobm, - v * °'£T, esfMbet ha positively Knows-that path" Sfr buidJSl V^iml^hich°awaged1, kb we’ Ittibif^fiW-' ' Aondant 'f&UU «. n. cook, tOWTCT or lISKim. nd use of my tongue, sprang forward, and catching bold of his sleeve exclaimed quickly and vehemently, “You can't think how much 1 thank you.” He looked downs,railed, and said, “Keep on writing,” . and was gone. After that he always came Wednesday evenings for the next five years. it didn’t seem so very long to me tbo’, those five years. How very happy I was. 1 had greatly changed since the time when 1 had commenced writing. I - say it, though without a particle of vanity, I was an elegant, handsome girl ; so said my Admirers, of whom there were not a few. I was well edocaled, thanks to tbe kind and carefill supervision of that kind and true friend, who was not an admirer; not a declared lover ; bnt yet I knew— Ob ! whatafn l talking about! I always wrote after be had visited ns; yes us ; mother and L' I never called him Mr. ------------ , it was always “My Editor.” I had reached my nineteenth Mrtbday. ! was sitting idly at tbe piano, which my earnings had pa rebased, and glancing over a new piece of music which a mu­ sical admirer had sent me, ray back was towards, the door. Some one came in so' softly, that, supposing it was my mother, 1 said, without tftraipg my head, “mother, I wonder why *my editor’don’t and asked— “What is the matter, child I” 1 did not answer, for 1 thought him MANHOOD; T-firrM^ST “none but fools talk of saving tbe Ort>etitatiou wbea the Union Mg«o^ * And And so, fckgOtfal of th* twts • ■*«, Public, once guessed that pqorStobl had got «kt of AmmGWqtL eotSmirtlir, with 100,000. a shodl-df trismph, gave the order .to the above inventory of myself, and slow­ war, and ridicules the npJjfiR {of danger ly walktag towards tbe parlor door, tho’t that the freed-m^o who compose a class of peasantry attached lb the soil where with a feeling of pleasure that I was glad 1 looked as weft as i did. I could not they were Drought up will overrun the tell tbe reason for this feeHng, but Sup­ North. He says that the rebels derive posed ftwaionly gratified vanity, though much advantage in the estimation of I do not now think' that this was the only Foreign Powers, and even in pur estima­ tion fyom their isolation which prevente reason.. r-nX’1 li:i • civilized nations from “knowing wbirt I beard ray mother**1 wolce and that of barbarians they are. ~ the strange gentleman as I neared the .Since Mr. Hurlburt’s assertion that at door; they wore talking as those who were unacquainted. 1 went up to him one time Gen. McClellan, could have and shook hsnds to mother's surprfe^.— marched into Richmond almost' hoop1 said, “1 have not yet told mother of my posed has been called in question, we writing.” and then I gave a brief account nave spoken further with him in regard of my adventures. When I bad finished to the matter. He says that Gen. Mc­ tbe gentleman said, “And >ou don’t know Clellan bad four, if not five opportunities. my name even, nor who i\m, neither Once when the rebels were at Manassas, have you askod. My name is------------ , where as he knows so directly from Gen. and I am the editor you sent your story Johnson that he has no doubt of its truth, to. I have seen your story ; It is a good there were never more than 40,000 men, one. Keep on writing. The story will many of whom were suffering and debili­ soon be published. Here is tbe remu­ tated by long stagnation, and tha} all neration you ao delicately hinted at in preparations were made to evacuate your little note." So aaying, he placed whenever the place was seriously men­ a bill in my hand, adding, “You must al­ aced as long ago as last October. The second opportunity was after the low me lo oome and see you once in a while.” I sat still and said nothing. I battle of Williamsburg, when, had Gen. McClellan pressed directly across the could not. I only looked over at him with blind­ Chickahominy toward the rebel capital, ing tears in my eyes. I knew it seemed and as he thinks he might have done, he like ingratitude to sit there and not rec­ would have captured it. The third op­ ognize his kindness. There seemed to portunity was after the battle of Fair be a spell on my tongue. I could not Oaks-or Seven Pines, and the fourth after the battle of Malvern Hill. •P««k,, Mr. Hurlburt is also inclined to the He arose to go, and I, recovering the B tad General tt the Court rid? cannofliers to fine s few1 roand* of tilt charge ta body bnon what he thought our empty gun*. When the screaming rebels got within less than- a hundred an utier waflf bf ‘ proper sanitary prwTbe neat morning be'ftaMbd, trtetrlnt eaiiiohsin terap. ' Rfs.jHuriktwt,; >bow. yards of SigwL’s gues, biscanncAiers were fbr the “little |irl^> -'As ordered to use grape art outater, art to ant my'nsrthe birt-bstoolr flt^rtdreoe. •vtr. ta aot diaptort rto jirterrate the Jx^as qulddy And accnrately as possi­ Mother invited him in and called nee.— auengtb of the rebqWon^ which , be aaya ble.-- ■ . ’ Stopping befage the glam a moment to iLmore to be dresdpd now than at' any At tbe same moment the infantry rose, previous period sinon''dm attack upon wnorth my hair, 1 thought of my looks, 1 which lehad eeber occurred to ma ver?j Fort Sumpter. "He tails the rdbele a advanced out of the woods and poured in mrtioolsriy 1 to notire before this -time. 3 ®«*<* bfof *»o»y their volleys upon the bewildered enemy. faaw^ patroTlariowoodarfuitandwine |.‘®»:* r*^orabla to r-nrw.MrvoraDin w the uie Union-very vtiiuu—»wy The result fa easy...to-sec. The rebels, few, faitam! indeed, in in Richmond Richmond, as as hn ho knows knows dismayed airtire storm which-Aora .their ----- rtundent hair arranged ____ j. 1_ —I faw eyes, in v heavy fcoiq hie personal observation^' 1 ' • ranks iu pieces at such dose distance, braids and an exceedingly dear and beauHe fkvors emancipation heartily and halted, shook for.* moment, then broke tifcl odtnptexloo, art a little, slender form clad in ptak muslin dress. I took I unqualifiedly as a msenk nf ending this and fled with erica of•. hpcror, leaving corne-'” A boquet of rich flowers fell Into mv lip, two harts were placed on my head, a' “God bleat you, my child,” a falling of irr....'. Ot» to™. 1>«. °“'-fcrrtS"' impertinent. But he repeated the ques tbe music to the floor, and then we were wlp.rF~M.fcr~l.Br “ • lion, and In a kinder tone. I answered both silent He stood smoothing my with a quivering lip, “Nothing.” hair from my forehead, and I sat tearing “Now I know you are troubled 'and dis­ to pieces a rich, red rose. Presently he appointed about something. Tell me said, “You were wondering why your » hst it is and perhaps I can help you.” editor didn’t come. Jfour edit­ »r article This time 1 raised my head, and look­ or as long mm both live! I foye walting him full in the face, answered in that ed for you five long years ; don’t dlsapquick, proud way ‘ which ' la so habitual for *? “■ with me, “Sir, yOu are a stranger, my BOW LOST 1 AND HOW RESTORED! Why did he ask me; he knew well troubles can be nothing to you.? He looked rather amazed, gazed at me a moment aod then said, “fou area proud A Leclerc *■ Noterc, im . foolish child. I know'caution and pro- ly give him my hand. My heart had duooa are forbidding you to tell i me, but been hls years ahd years ago. way down in your hmrVydu are longing to cbftfide in.aotneone ; why hot confide - The Louisville JDMbcrtrf tells a great in me ? It Is not often that I pity a atran- troth In a 'few-wwedr when Ik saye, that p„4.r that although tbey bare urteuLudly WWjffAFR.M >W<». •inwthfiiaanftv has .wasted so much, as to leave the net Incretoi not more than tormMabb to epprt witiu aim. iaftnur br had rtfSotn mend, but tbe Gmaral wm not etalirtwe’ara net think of Mtewfe He ordered his men to lie down in the wood, ready to rise up In a moment wed ddSr.thbfrlrtu TLbn'be ordered ”!* I wrot to bed that wlgbt, wHbrt< -Wyleg Tb.t will tpri.g «frv*h 1*4 m. >913 UtVttts *' onie. KTTE:Jl.r^ - Ms nd 1 figure toMM|| A In the filsterte. I npMI^Abaaour^ in po«Mqueoc« of jh> ROBERTS Ac STRIKER, night, and, the sheets being tied together, DEALERS in dn>r«. medieioee, potentmedi- a new and most complete assortment of i draws her down in safety, and, whether cinea. polnU. oUo, terpentine, burn tag Seul, there is waler near or not. iu a (airy bark DRUG! AND HEDICINER, flees with her to s<nue Ciir isle, where eerie*. »t»tiooery, end fnney articles. <Chemicals, Palate, Olla, Cam­ they ever after live happily—no, my Holbrook's New Block, Bertiegs, Mtch. phene, Horning Fluid, story was a melter of fact, common sense TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. story. Well, 1 wrote it, copied it, and address SAVEEZEY A ALLEN. ed a little Dote to the editor begging ac­ TTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitor* In Cha’sceptance. 1 sealed it, and carried it lo eerj. Particular attention paid to Coo re ydie post office. ForKKXUm «> —— •■ — -~rrj This done, 1 felt greatly relieved ; but r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL lo attend to all calle in the list of their profession every one who haa ever written a atory, PURPOSES,ONLY_^1 and bnrine>«. can imagine in what suspense 1 wailed ; □slice in the Conti House, Hasting*. Mich. with what doubts art fears, hopes and joys 1 waited. DANIEL COOK, When evening came, 1 went down lo Also a Cull stock of TDSTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and the office, but went home again without »l Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of daring to inquire for my fictitious Dame. ,|«hta *nd >11 other bunnew pertaining to bi* oB.ce. Office in Goodyear's block, np stain. | So next morning I went down again, but with a like reauit While going down 1 I. A. HOLBROOK, such as had resolved to march up to the window, TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, and inquire without hesitation, but when PRUNES, FIGS, RAISINS. CODFISH; I arrived at the dreaded place, my heart Ollie*. *econ<l itory of Rowsr’s block. in fact, everything in the Grocery line, inch as would leap up to my throat, and I would go away without asking. J. M. RUSSELL, HYSICIAN *nd Surgeon. Office in Rossell’i But the suspense was intolerable. <EU'D3E3S’r iPXBxnnnKB-j ■tore. SUte *tr**t._________ So the third day after it was mailed saw me match boldly up to the window JOHN nOBEKTS, Aid Cwklir Eilnets, and inquire. HTSICUX ..a Sunrwm. DwriB,,»BmaTHK ESPSCIAL BXSXriT OF THS LADLKS. W hat a moment that was. .... lh« Coan Bmw«. ________ My very breath stopped ! II. V. CBEBUY, Thu post-master eyed me over his spectacles quietly and deliberately took Notary public ..a Co»r.j»««. ■ M u. dl ba.l»m .0-roU.a u Llm .i.b down a bundle of letters, shuflled them, PENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER, EN ­ ...mpuu. ,-a »a«m,. R™ia.»CT. and looking up, said in a very business VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. like voice, “not ooe.” Upon our thrive* may be found all of th 1 iairly ran from the office, and did not MOST POPULAR A TTORNEY »nd CouMelor »* Law, Soliciter stop until al some distance from iu A »nJ Counwlor te c.bu»eery, Not.ry I ubl«. It was evening. The street lamps Ar. AU bo«ine»» ,n««od*d to pretnpU.v •»* •■ were lighted. 1 was going ajong. my eirally. Office Na 5, Noble’s block. Bottle Creek, of tbe day. head down, hot tears standing in my eyes Micbigon. ,.. ._______ - __________ when under the full glare of tbe gaslight, J. M. NEVINS, I ran against some person ; 1 looked up quickly. The person with whom 1 had so sud­ ieni of Hastings and neinily, mat we intrau ■« wl I er ere thing incur lino of trade u cheap as eon denly come in oollisicm was a very tall, be bought at any place. Give uo a call and Judge dark complexioned gentleman. II. WRIGHT, for yoaraelvoa. Wo istend lo mH Immediately, aud. with the speed of TTORKKY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. lightning, my busy itnsgination . began weaving the frame-work of a roParticular siwnuou ----claims and money promptly remitted. inance in which he figured ns the hero, ois=«. wM. w. ★. Ur* &-V. MIM.-H11., and I the personated heroine. A fine he­ Barry County, Mkhigan.____________ roine 1 would make, I thought to myself in dismay. Ttqly, a romantic heroine, their being with my calico dress and sunbonnet and TT0RNEY8 and COUNSELLORS AT LAW. shabby shoes. The thought of this bro’t me to rpy senses again. There I atood, ROBERTS A STRIKER. stock still, under the lamp-post I real­ ^sontrr ot Mm. w»A Bordiek Sw**, ized again my great sorrow,'for auch It appeared to me then, and a look of dlsLi.*-ewooi, ROMBTB A STRIKER•appointment came back to my fede, and for.* be must lisvfl perceived it, for beatbpped A mt moad. WTn his opiflkfo ttitfrwWlslave not. Row throughout "tirf^Mefo Booth away.1 ! rtw*tetoed tnf feet bofttwwtird. When I tooted back in the direction’ M STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, ,iq after hfa««rt< UjftM-hto tart M MQi arm, said. “Why did yoe tell mb tbtal You doA’t kftow jpej obild whyn did-;you trust meT’ »*., . • ,.ft r.-inHai1 iremedietely replied, “Something in yourfoc^sir, b*ld ■reJeouNUMfcyertP “Good night,’be sSid, walkftg qefoUy D D- c. IIAWLEt , EALER in all kinds ot Family Qrocsriea, Slone and Wwlde* wart, and a general *»«ortm*nt of Profiaios*. Ala* Natarv Psfclic. Store, two door* east of the Uailing* Hbuae, 7jh«iA «(>iSAk' •» tUjHrtaortvrB! K S ’rlw U» ialla.iM U K M&» .1, . --- —-«u |us aww, In the ptaaaant April ral* I 't NH*«U PlI’S'2!L.a-E?O*0’,Jr- A, HUUMU'W>et« W’ew'wJ •uovtca*Ib a* H*rte«rt. r .WHnwm cootimnsf:. *t‘wiMmWaround to-morrow bvi-a.irtw" DR. H. J, HANJET. TXE ALERS in all kinds of Ary. goeds.genew IJ eroekery,Ac. Stalo ai.,at the pootoffieo. =:.-wia aril? eeusasrf <«qn ' H.ir.imooir,' Z-'.HT’KTV * .wNMM » 3»hU rffiw li T1 yet men talk of eavtoj the Constitution ■nd I knew no*™, <•*!« I D«d o.tfckr tovOnBim. the diMharca of our anw. li-fba' BnMUt W tnnhu th* auaSfjB W eimoo ‘■ft11*??:,', 1.;.' -C-^- '. ' •> I ’j.rt.T-<****•»• again in Virginia. opinion that there waa lnother opportu­ nity for McClellan at the lime that -Eita Richmond. Ges. Halleck's Resgeet for Sunday when A lady who knew tbe family well, and who resided in Weston, N. Y., relates that tbe General’s father was b hard-heart­ ed tyrnnlea! old farmer, who often oompolled h’ra son to work during the harvest scssod on Sundays, when young Henry considered it unnecessary. One Sunday when he was about £ftcen, he was order­ ed to gn into tiie "field. Ho went, and after working about an hour, returned lo the house, went in, and aaid, “Father 1 ] Gxolooical Womdik*.—About thirty years ago somebody made the discovery that the ice fields of Siberia contained immense numbers of fossils of elephants and mastodons. Where they came from, or how they get there is tproblem which, * perhaps may never be solved ; their ex­ istence, however, has no; Chimera, and as ivory is one of the. most valuable com­ modities of trade in all nations, sonic utilitarian Englishmen conceived the Idea epoch to a profitable account. Aooordmgly about the year 1825, Thomson, Bonner & Co., a rich London firm, fitted out an expedition to seek tbe Ivory hi tbe Siberian ice. Novel nd incredi­ ble as it seemed, tbe expedition was crowned with oomplcte soooeas. The ships returned to England, richly ladsc, wifli tM cbotoeet ivory art even to the present time, although the world knows bu» Hide about it, the ivory market Is mainly supplied from tbe ice fields of tian Wilneit. ;The c.xtrao: dinory benu ty of women in Poland, o^ey ,.be accounted for from the fact that there, girla do not jump from lufancy to'young* ladyhood. lYiey are not Lrtnx Dixna or Kiwmrua.—Each of went from tbe crrtle to the parior,to dress tositatill and took pretty. -Nr, they are a thousand seta of love obate but little of treated as children should be. During i itself; and when viewed together, who een childhood, which extends through several estimate their value 1 The child whose years, the.ar?.plainly art lobojffv dressed aodkiBQwb^ to .run,■romp’,'And play In the open air.' They are hoi loaded down errand art right bank—ail with a obsarful.look and pleasant temper, ,hasi a re­ ward along with such Bale girl cannot take ber grandfather on her lap as he'teked her <M W srt wmi gat bis slippsm, or pdt away kis booker gantiy womb bis thin locks* «rt wbs|h’ er Um thinks of it or not these little ’ kindnesses that oome froneR loving heart flounces, so aslb be admlrrt ’ fof7' their clothing. Nor/re tb°r rendered d vs- and exercise, and sunshine during, tbe wh dffddBbdd^ara sepreis •rt woefol worid. ■ JW»* '‘••tooli* stitch >*■*« The severe fighting oftbe war ao far, that we have any aceoant of, took place ou Saturday and Sunday, at New Uim. The savages, to the number of 300 or 400, boldly came into the town and fired upon the force under Cant. Flandreu.— They would skulk bebina buildings and get chance shots at stragglers, their aim in many cases being only too accurate. The force for the protection of the place was gathered together near the centre of the town, while the outskirts were entire­ ly abandoned to the Indiana, who lurked and sneaked behind the dwellings, or burned them, as they chose. The In­ dians must have suffered severely during the engagement, though as they carried away their dead it Is not known how many were made to bite the dust. The loss on our side was ten killed and fifty-one wounded, some of them mortally. Among those killed are CapL Dodd, well known lo all the old settlers of this city; Rev. Mr. Smith, of Manka­ to: Mr. Edwards, editor of the LaSenr county paper, sad Jerry Quiun of St. Peter: Rev. Mr. Stein, of Judson, was one of the principle fighters for the de­ fense of the place, and hsd the best rifle on the ground. TYie forces at New Ulm were rein­ forced on Sunday ,and the Indians fell back. The place was then evacuated by the settlers, and the entire force fell back towards Mankato; eo that New Ulm, Or what remains of it, is entirely abandoned by both friend and foe. I do not think itneccasary fur me to work to day, aod I have made up my mind that l win not do so, nor will I hereafter work m Sunday a” The old'taan, in an arbi­ trary, taanner, insisted upon bis return­ ing to the field to work, accompanviqg the demand with threats. Young Hal­ leck said in ansker, “Very well, then, Til leave j” and be accordingly tied up a bundle of clothing, and went out into the wide world, to work hie way where ha could do ao without injury to his con­ science, by laboring on the Lord’s day. After working on a farm in Western New York for above1*’ ySar/MsYelathes the Wagers who were prominent politic­ ians at that day, procured for Haileck the appointment of cadet at tbe Military Academy,which he entered in 1835.— CTns after life. Mt: e'-ldfij dachas, j.c.kmn*. the most important qualities of the great commander; -and it is a quality which but few of our comrtfadders seem to pos­ sess. Pope showed it‘al’ New Madrid, and the country expects him to show it John Porter was attacked at tbe com­ mencement of the seven days' fight.— These opinions Mr. Hurlburt says, are held generally by Intelligent rebels at -Th. Lodir.111.'iw. tlal dent of an entire stranger, but a qeiok regiment which was emit to charge upon the flying rebels, writes in a letter home: “They lay there like grass cut down by a scythe, in great swaths.” Buch readiness of resort as was dis­ played in this action, and in that of a few days i«Q on ChkRappabahuoci, is one of ■TSktaOa oMjtato-baB lu ■!> tte MW W . -BMifiilVWtfcSftSMttMtt*,- -■ ■ ■ �1,1 ITIaT h°ubwoi.d HASTINGS IL Mte it CROSLEY’S or TH* I fcpethy few or cd tasMan Cement l(J hurried them arrested all the' AR N WeUeWay GLUE IN THE WORLH. iUnmrDUllElIOLUR IN THE worm. THE ONLY MU ABLE GLC IN THgWoRLV orsbiphig] Their Union man. __ __ ___ . to tbe left towards Frederickton. HaVJWO DC THIS, CHOSKK OempOVRSK, Washington, WITHOUT GPXU AND WITH Ff*K mFOSK. morning. was considerable fighting between Fair- rogwAMD wrrwocT fka* asto Ztasofa. Glue. 4lM||MtoT GLL’K IM the WOKI b Tbrtv Tbo WOIIMMI n------- JUB AMERICAN CEM ENT G LI E tilled sometime cent cngagemejtt*. Cottox. —Thirty-five different ooudtriaaswnt-SBMJples pf cotton to the En- ImS nSZS^Tbe Englfah people ore confident that from some of them simply because it is a difie who fa defeated. Theftrwt ty, 11 p- IT WILL MEND LEATHER. SMWMS - Itetefohb t^A lai# rhsMiea were gmpy magnified. The reMtlt ia disastrous enough, kttd eome of tbe ffiRar*The tending of supplies ao diagracefbl. «okrn<Tio>, >hU4.u< o* kmhi, tar to the rear aa not to be within many mils* of an adequate force for iti pro- treater part ,rii»inii <hs localities held by them previous to their leaving Ir tee PanMa.^ . ^n^ariuniUr ponil’t 'guard, cannot be excused in any ,nf field officers ass fat tbb city td^dsy. I* siudiag H^-GMsMto Pops and 8ura- aorpmwder.. Tbyj^ etbsr updw'our baggage tola..has" no parallel apjortiwunent, will be entitled id twadelefiste*. in history, excepting a similar feat in lhe end aaeh orgaalied county, hiring be repreeeatatfre, will be entitled to one Aelegate. - ------- --------- Eui. . W.EWnjgg-* •W.W' DWIGHT MAY. JX C. BCCKLANI ninsula. The remlssrieesx>f. Pope fa Jets excusable since be had' the repuit of Mc- fhssF rear of McClellan's army upon tbe Pe­ Clollan’s negligence as a warning, ,, vyj Of our losses, and the eotnparitive Jad- rSr. firry, t. DODGE. CEO. JEROME, .Bfate Cent CotnmRet. !>»: Detroit, Aagual S», I Ml. Wt know that our army has been driven under tfe^er of tbe guns up­ on the fortifications at Wnshington'. We know that the* rebels have possession qf the whole ’ line lately occupied by our troops, indoding Fredericksburg, Fair­ Republican Ceuaty CeaveaUew. fax, Falls Church, and the whole of', tbe There wilt be a Republican Cen rent ion for lhe county pf Barry, to be held at tbe Oeurt House, Shenandoah valley, the line of tbe Poto­ hi tbe rilla<e of Haathige, on Friday the l»ib day mac from near Washington co very near Harper’s Ferry, and it is reported that they occupy Frederick in Maryland. But we are told ns we were told fifteen months ago that “Washington is safe.” A blessed consolation—’* Watkingto* u tafe!” As we get the details of tbe late battles, tbe reputed losses in men and munitions are greatly reduced. If we can believe tbe latest accounts, our losses in these partic­ ulars are not nearly so largo as were those in the six days battles on tbe Pe­ made In resisting tbe rebel msreh toward Washington, there are many things which ueed explanation. In Gen. Pope’s official despatch to the tbe War Department dated Aug. 28th, the following passage occurs: t As soon ns I discovered that a large force of the enemy was turning our right towards Manassas, and that the division I had ordered to take post there two days before, bad not yet arrived from Alexan­ dria, 1 immediately broke up my camps at Warrenton Junction and marched rapidly back in three columns.” From the date of this failure to rein­ ninsula ; and yet, the latter were report ed as “strategy" and the former as a de­ feat. Although there is much disheartening in the news that cornea from the scene of war, is no time to give way to discour­ agements. Our country must be saved. M«jre men are needed and they must go There is a divine purpose in forward. the adversity which overtakes us. There is a destiny to be wrought out by our country, for which these events are pre­ Let us have patience then, paring us. and learn to labor while we wait, Tbe darkest hour but just precedes the day ; and we believe tbe bright morning is sure farce Pope follows ft continued series of to break which shall witness tbe triumph disasters, all of which may be and proba­ of humanity and tbe right. bly are attributable to this cause alone. If such should prove to be lhe case (aod Skcbktary Stanton is reported to have no doubt Gen. Pope so regarded it) the resigned. country will naturally enquire after prepared to credit such a report. the We are now for the first time Mr. To show our Stanton commenced his career as Secre­ readers upon whom the suspicion rests tary of War with an energy < that chal­ we quote the following from the corres­ lenged authors of this failure. tbe admiration all. of His pondence of the New York Tribuna un­ blow* upon tbe rebellion were, however, der date of Aug. 29, as follows: loo quick and too heavy upon rebels to “If Jackson is not Anptu red, the respon­ suit the sympathizers with Jeff. Davis’ sibly will rest with MeClellau, who government, and bis former political was ordered to move three days since, friends commenced a war upon him.— but failed to obey. Tbe order was re­ peated lo march this morning, but still He has been the best abused man iu Whenever a victory has been tbe movement was delayed. It is said America. that the delay in unloading artillery from gained, the credit has been given to the the transports is one chict cause of this General commanding tbe army; and otherwise inexplicable inactivity in.a whenever a defeat has been sustained, it most critical moment; but that with reasonable promptness obeying the has been charged upon the Secretary of But tbe immediate cause of his Orders ofGen. Halleck, M<£lellfin should War. have been in complete readiness to move resignation, if be has resigned, is the re­ when first directed to advance.” cent act of the President in placing Mo Again, the same correspondent, who Cl el Ian in an important command. The writes from the beadquarters of Geo. policy of this General is such that Sec­ Sigel, and'is supposed tn be a member retary Stanton could not, consistently ofhis staff, under dale of Centreville Aug. with his desire to crush out the rebellion, 31st, writes: remain at tbe head of tbe War Depart­ •‘In spite of this, however, In spite of ment. Had his desire been to protract all draw backs, Gen. Ileno and all tbe officers with whom my informant talked the war until a separation became neces­ agreed that a column of ten thousand sary, bis course would have been differ­ ent We predict that, if Gen. Halleek . tunes of lhe day. “Where fa Franklin 1" takes the War Department it will not be “Where is Sumner?’’ was lhe question. sixty days before the advocates of the Tho answer 1 have given you in a pre vious letter. Franklin’s officers said McClellan policy will endeavor to crush . they were ready to march on Tuesday, and were expecting tbe order. On Wed­ nesday they were allowed a day’s leave. On Thursday and Friday they were kept . iu camp, momentarily expecting an order. That it came and kept coming from GenHalleck, and was countermanded by .Geo. McClellan,you already know." Now, one of two things are certain. him out also. off some very clever hits. Presidents, beads of Departments and Generals, all by turn oome iu for a fair share of these pointed pies san tries. Witness the fol­ lowing : ly truth, then McClellan deserves a place “1 could not aUy here, so I hastened on to Paris, where a great strategic movement was about to supply all the world with fresh recollactioos of the late Napoleon. 1 say fats Napoleon, my boy, because our Napoleon is apt to be behind untrue, we trust the perpetrator of them ' will meet a fate even worse than that waUM* to ifaac Edward's Ferry • yaaterday, amgWng tbemaslves by saluting o*r man on thia, tha Mairyland side, with tfiair fiald pieces doing no damage. Tbe most reliable anrngg the conflict­ ing remora fa that the rebel forces, eo«n- he saw a force <>l Cavalry only, and*battery which was returning from ■ having, as they said, driven lhe Yankees away from Munson’s Hill. atretehieg upwards toward* Harper’s One of the Timet correspondents left Ferry. Fairfax Court House,’about 4 o’clock Paroled prisoner* say the rebel sol­ this morning. Our pickets-are within diers express their confidence of Crossing four miles of that place. The enemy’s into Maryland in he«Ty force in the pickets seem to be within about a course of four j day*. They doubtless from Fairfax in a semi-circular shape on will make the attempt. the south-west. , 1>ere has been no new From careful c* testations it fa brlmvcd action there. that lhe entire number of wounded in the recent battle* will not exceed 1000 killed 6000 wounded and 2000 prisoners, princi pally picked up by the enemy while straggling, and wb6 With ths except! un We had a conversation yesterday with Lieut.-Col. Armstrong, of the Ninety­ fifth Ohio, who was engaged in the bat­ Washington, SepL 4. tle of Richmond on Saturday. Col. A. General Order No.—1st. Pursuant wm taken prisoner end paroled. The ac­ Jo,General Orders 122, from lhe War count which Col. Armstrong furnishes of Department, Adjutant General’s Office, the battle, differs very materially from of the 2d inst, lhe undersigned hereby as­ that heretofore published, and shows that sumes command of the fortifications of nor men, Instead of acting as cowards, Washington and all the troops for the fought with great bravery. The battle defense of tbe Capital. did notend in (ho afternoon, when Gen. Second, That the heads of the Staff Nelson was wounded, as reported. Our Departments of the army of the Potomac forces fell back to Richmond, fought will be in charge of their respective de­ through tbe city, and continued the fight partments st their headquarters. until 9 o’clock at night, when they were Third. In addition to tbe consolida­ finally overpowered about four miles ted morning reports required by the cir­ this side of that place by greatly supe cular of this date from these headquarters rior numbers. Our loss in killed was reports will be made by corps comman­ about one hundred and fifty. The rebel ders as to their compliance with the as. !<im in killed was nlxnii two hundred.— signment to position heretofore given There are about one thousand Federal them, staling definalely lhe ground occu­ and rebel wounded at Richmond. We pied and covered by their command, and Inst twenty-six hundred in prisoners.— as to what progress has been made in These were paroled and are now march- J obedience to the orders already issued, ing by land t«> Cincinnati. The Ninety to place their commands in condition for fifth Ohio went into the engagement Immediate service. 1900 strong, and lost 700 in killed woun­ Signed Gxo. B. McClkllam. ded and prisoners. Our men who fell M.jorGeneral. into tbe hands of the rebels were treated with marked civility, and there iu no Cincinnati, Sept. 4. complaint to be. made on this score. Our pickets were driven in, four miles south of Covington, this morning. Flor­ ence, twelve miles south of here, is taken by 5,000 cavalry. A man arrived here this morning, hav­ ing left Lexington, Ky^ two days since, who reports Kirby Smith at tbe head of 25,000 troops, to be joined by 2,000 more marching on Cincinnati. The Cincinnati contrabands are in tbe Covington trenches, bard at work. Nashville, Sept 4. Tbe Wheeling Intelligencer, of the 3d, states that a dispatch from Gen. Kelly, dated 2d Inst, says that he was attacked by rebel guerrillas, CoL Jenkin and imboder, the same who made the raid on Buckannonand Weeton, and that ho de­ feated them killing and capturing several of their number. . , Tbe rebel Governor of Virginia, has issued a proclamation calling fur a State force of 10,000 men to be formed into a division and placed under the command treat,” should not forget “Little Mac’s” proclamation when Information reached tbe military au­ thorities yesterday that a band uf guer­ rillas, about eighty strong, bad attacked a wagon train on "ths Lexington tompike, Jim Lane fa in the city; The WorU correspondent save : “We are credibly informed and believe that on Thursday Secretary Stanton handed in bis resignation of the portfolio of tbe Secretary of War. His resignation was promptly accepted by the President, aod Gen. Halleck was asked to take tbe Secretaryship in bis stead. General Hal­ leck accepted. I J’SPKCIAL JiOTWJS- tacked and chased to PooierriM"'Wre Price 25 Ceu^per Bottle. Price % Ctorta per* Brittle. Price 25 Crote per Bottle. ' 7 | P^ce 25 Cents per Bnh|r. wilbataadinf thlt we I ’£1L! FWtir: TERMS CASH. iricna, «r. orwaim.. cording lo diracUon*. and ire — bow IWwIiw and JOHM A OUMLBY, 78 WILLIAM STREET. Corner ef Lihertr Hlracl. 5JE.W YOHK. Important to Hous? Owners. Imporant to Builtiem. Important U> Railroad C»iiipMiiv» Important to Farmers. arm cver^bndif. JOHNS it CllOHI.EVS SOLDIER’S BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSION, SiC. CEMENT HOOFING, Deputmesl,Washington, D. C., COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS IT IS HUE AND WATER 1’1,00!' ARREARS OF FAY,BOUNTY A PENSIONS, under the different acta of Conrreaa; and having prewaled. lectcd. II. WKIGHT ELECTION NOTICE. olioa la haraby ait an. lhal al tbe b al Election to be bald on lhe To woa, Ac.; by tha principal iiriLaita- lirnitm* Wl haa prorrd t-bt tl.tCHMI h.-1 and MORT DURAULR RGOF1NG u. it i» U A F,RE- WATER. WKATULK aau KJADS.1 MT’riag for BOOFH 0F AU- N Mssarftnjwni-B’irjssi-""”UVTT^ No Heat is required m making application* Way. It can be applied by smy one, and whm SmI.LmI GUTTA ___ z 'Ti_ »__ „_____ X.IQXTXX> PERCH a CEMENT, EorOM^l M.ul., .4 .11 Ki-d. .I.. n vapvM-d tu lhe Anew, ul lb- W..rl-r, ■ml > F« rraenli< aW BtMlrlic So»i MIO irvm Un l»»< By ,Wv kuaUactiun sad oUar METAL RIMHK c«t> ,‘UTU'i'J!0T CKACl IN COLD OR RUN 15 WARM WEATHER, AND NOT.WAHU OFF. LEAKY .UN AL ROOFS. A UUiLNT ■i«t Irak- oners were Conneripts, intended to fill up bld regimen ts. Jr gmrrst Washington, Sept, 5th. Tbe Timet correspondence says: “CapL Roudy of the ordnance Deport­ ment denies that any large portion of the baggage of tbe Army of Virginia was lost. The rear of bis train was attacked on Tuesday between Fairfax and Alex- Washtegtoe, Sept. 5. ■ Poj£ PopT* •°^y* Price 25 Cents per Bottle. ’ rewntetive Viatnet, into which thia count; >a Washington, Sept 5. divided, agraeabla to tha nrorfaiaaa of Aei No. The Htrald correspondence from Suf­ 116, of tboSesstan fam of 1KI. folk, says : “A detatchment of Dodge's Alas, th* foltowing County Officers for the New York Mounted Rifles was dispatched ioonnty of Barry: A Trruaorw, Clark, Pruawutng Attorofr, Water of Dwda, Sheriff; Citvuil upon a scout on Monday, under command of Major "Wheelen. The party proceed­ ed about thirty-five miles from this place Erection un AtnaudanMrt of the ConaliluUon rata­ airy and threw over pontoon bridge, and crossed with artillery, and threw .out pickets toward Poolesvifle. On Friday at H o’clodk ‘a column “oommanoad to i rana’a tothrir Ons Bottle of 1SEBICM rtMWr CLrt. XaroMUMT, Deary Co., O., July T. IMS. Dr. C. W. fo “ ‘ ittfMW'.-------- -----through the column of your privinr properties of your Scaudinavi.n Blood Purifier end Blood Pilie, whieh i» a tore cure for Indigration end Lfvw Complaint. We here 1— ,nvn whn I..V. Kjaa aufferlu* _I at a place called Crow’s Pond, five miles beyond Florence and sixteen miles from Covington. One report says that thirtytwo wagons were burnt—seven of which ^rere loaded with clothing, and the others empty. Tbe mules, about two hundred in number, were carried off by the guer­ rillas. Reliable accounts from Fredericksburg disprove tbe statements heretofore nude, that Us evacuation was followed by the perpstratioc of outrages upna ths Union citizens. No hostile manifestations oc- has just returned from economy rii ■wealth AitopobeyoUte^yy^^ New Advertisements. ing thatibe Govemmaut will immediate- d!«r, will be lehran readr —/advsmfaaX. j-3F<UJ !7 and when about twelve miles west of Washington, Sept 5. Thursday evening the rebels appeared South Mills, they cameacroes acotnpany of rebels on their way to Richmond.— ria force at Falls Church and drove in our picketa, using artillery. A wagon train Mn.jor Wheeler made such a disposition relative the Unirvrof his force (hat be succeeded in captu fellinu* their bands, but they did not succeed In getting It away, as uur troupe ring the whole command, consisting of rallied and rescued it This morning two commission officers, and one bunthe rebels fell back to Falls Church, and dred and eleven privates, and twenty­ shortly afterwards evacuated it, going to­ eight wagons and carts. The rebel com­ nth. imi : ’ wards Leesburg on tbe Leesburg pike. pany had gathered up *16ng the rouie Will be submitted to tbo Electors »f thia thirty-eight negroes, who were tied and We had none killed or wounded. . destined for Richmond. The rebel pris ’ That there ia, however, great criminality Tux friends ox Gen. McClellan who ridicule Gen. Pope about bis “lines of re­ That costly It will Mend B«-nv, ilb.f fact ev«CX-t|l*nK •’HL MrlaL petal ng, at guess, 190,000 men,.were still New York,. Sept 6.—Senator Latk Nafolbow.—Orpheus C. Kerr in his humorous writings, manages to get If these dispatches have any foundation iu Fort Warren for the balance uf his Joh IT WHX MEND PORCELAIN. NA wrier is 45,000. ’ Advices frpu) Gaines villa, abont two miles and n tiajf beyond Bull Run,(State that the rebel Gen. r. Hill, arrived there that have hMiupsrmiiUd to go to tb« Among the many despatches received di4 a<* • tr With MBWD CHINA. Your broke* Cbtua Ceps ap4 Heucen eu be m»d, TT WILL MENJ) MARBLE. Thet piece k^ekeAout of yoer MarttHfestle «. passed efougthr bank of the stream to Frederick. A rdbel picket raptured hesr Clarksburg, today, *ay« Jsckson’a ‘force day Iteforwyeetevday with 85.000 men from Riuhmohd. A division under Gen. Walker has left Galneeville fi»r Leesburg. My informant s«ta -Jteksnn, Longstreet and Hfll at Gafoesvftle, and counted 44 pieces of"Mfffierv, mmtly rifled guns, none longer than 12 pounders, Al Ce°- country. from the Union army inrogord to failures •Hlew. jawrdv u EAwir' F«wr, M<1 «w« Men »i or Mar PooUartlla- A1 THOMAS BARBER, 1B last night. At Wblte’e Ferry and art fupposed to be en rutfte to ,Frederick. Uur force* *dW the bridge acrore 8eaeca Creek, which was not Injured by tbe rob* ch on their return from tbo recent dash ou Darnestown- Ubas bean AMtrtained seed C months. that Jackson crossed the river opposite tbe north mouth of the :Mueoerey, and except as ly detorminnd with the meagre accounts township will be entitled to four delegates. J. M. NEVINS, GEO. THOMAS, A. W. BAILEY, J. H. MUNROE, O. I* INGRAM, Qnintf CcmnuHte. Haatlnga, September 8, IMA in regiments and squads. ‘T*«» i' nJ Tbete*eems to be wo doubt that the Maryland side is Uv fete from Armed entirely of cavalry;- A body of the ene­ my about 1,600 rtnidk, entered (be river to position and prestige, cannot be readi­ vantage gained by tbe rebels, jjsr,1'”7 ’*■ * * ls estimated al lpOfo Mte fa compered geuiar i«te pcafaian, ‘'and tatos 'fc'tbe Jt fa - that — pRQBA’ QUOTA FERCHA CEMENT, �to 3.1 =*=W •mciMFAWBar _.U U —4. -id^uere *U fawsU bADWAY’R >r nlllltoMvr. fon®.l renovating RESOLVENT !»».>« t, -. TOtttmmr and iifler M B-Ufaeta grave uIm|| ^be in the heart* of * geateful r^T;*5' ^PV p*»pk *nd infant |jJ m«r* l.mguea, “tn the UMemf'fecteded timM,n will, link ^2,- •• ■ t । Aatfrvnuie, - BAB DIBCOVIBBO A CIXANSBO STBCT, Called Ranwav's Rmk>vartw- RnaM-vasr—that will cure every apocire < f Skin Diaaeae, Scrofula, Ry ritUifa Eruption*. Fever fares. Ifaera. Tuswre tafadred and lurty one million n|tle bun fafl Rheum, fares ri- *11 kinds. Hombre. Pwirire drtrfjnd tHrty.two thootandh dollar..—.: 4h» ‘••ring ttenol fa °wuringMa cEjJ'rfUfa Pimples, blolebes. Ac., rapidly and effeclituty, without exposure or subjecting the patient to the ‘.VrtXnr'in The men recently en It sled by Sergt.. Inerea.ain *ix years ihktjr.ffiur •nd dollar. M^JLre JTiCL Pr?“^T •nd iWOTtMvethtmaand tWMity-five ihotiantid dollar*. ONE BOTTLE. A Z. Sridinore, of the j»t Midh. Engineer* ; ■• :_•-•„ ■. ?___ . In all ordinary casee of Pimplea, Blotcbea, PuaWrI and Mechanic*, left town- kn join their | tulea. Tetters, cankers, Eruptions, Boils, Baker's DB. RADWAV8 CLEANING and Barber's Itab, one battle will cure, and im­ TcJ[inient on Friday last Most of these part purity aod clearness to the akin and com­ plexion. •men, 27 in number, were enlisted in this TWO BOTTLES. Executor’* Said. township. The fallowing are their names. .One to six bottle* will cure evAry ftigfu latest ths.co**ty of Barry, d*oea*e£ Htrutuou* Diachargra from the Ears, Bwrilfnr in ; Amoa Buck, A. W. Warner, Wm. Qfakin diseasesJHumoraj ’iinplet, Blotch, . In pursuance of a license granted to me by the tli« Groin, Falling of die Womb, Dy»pep*ia, 5euJones, D R Ifazelk Jitk C Woodruff, on, Boil*, Salt RlH-uni. Canker, Ulcer*, Probate Cuurt of uid County, 1 abril ax»o*.:o TUBES BOTTLES. aals al Public auolion to iha higbeat bidder at John Weiaert.Fred A. Filler, Eliphalct Tumors, Fever-Asres. Son-fuls orByttih- the North Door of the Court JlouH, in tb« yflR. .Cjnurtwright, Alonzo VahHom, Wm. ita, Sores in the Eyes, Ears, Nwc, Mouth Youngs, Birdsdll, Nathaniel Jefferson Cooky, Bcnona A. .CutantJWm Roberta, Geo. H. Dannet, Wm. Baker, R. Allen, Geo. Ben Brown, Walter E. Wm. Hazen, Woodruff, Mathiua Reiser, Liberty Marble, M. W. Buck, Jesaee Sprague. Assistant A*skmor.—M. C. Craxstoz Esq. of Irving been appointed (by has Hon, A. Sessions, Assessor uf thia Dis­ trict.1) to the position of A*istanl Asses­ sor, for this Tax Law. County, under the Excise The appointment is regarded a* a good one; and we entertain no doubt but be L’MV thia turn opinion V|UUIV.I will T. MT. borne kn/juv out w — by wj the Mac pr~liclte.no which Mr. C i. to be practical teat to wnten rar. v. >• to oe r . . „ . . ,. 1 . subjected. He certainly aoeins to P 08. * j sens ail necessary necessary qualification* aualifications for for the the 8 all tilion. Mr. Cranston bps commenced position, dulin. and and all .11 who who owe ow. Uncle t'ncls Sam S.ra hi* duties, will be duly called upon. . ANoaaws’ Csrr. DB. RADWAY’S PILLS Company log’s Mounted Rifles left this for Kel- place for the rendexvous at Grand Rapids on Mon­ day last. They only ville on Monday Sold Head. Let pope , neulect this ad­ Ftta. Drepsu^ ETvice— if yoa wiktld rid yourselves faun H.^oIU.wiUoai to Uw UI.UUU, the miseries you sutler—resort at once Tb. Wn. iuntflrf^.^u, FOUR TO BIX BOTTLES. lolht* medicins. Oyre botUe will do (k> “f Motion thirty-one, (31,) coutiraiing mvcoWill care Scrofula, Syphilis. White Si yon more good than * half duxen ofBar- ly-aayna (77 ) and Mveuty-firs hundretha acres of Sore tags. Syphilitic Rbaau>alias>.Oout, । ssparillaa and other ntiiturmi. Theduse land lu town two [2] North Of rsngw. nine [9] «eapt tea Mre* in a aqnare torn In tha ia small, two teaApoonfulls being * full South-W mi corner of Said piece. Calomdji erJOSIAH BURGE. Brareor. dose. Dated. June 16,’ ISIS. je)8 13 YOUR CONSTITUTION TAINTED! but that this remedy will cure. Wonder* are daily wrought by Had It claanwatbe BLOOD. Hanoi re* all diseased depouHe*. and renovate* the ayitem with healte way's Resolvent, in violent Constitutional JOSIAH BUB(iE, Xa»refcr. and strength. In all cases ui for ItaDWAY^l Dated August 4, ISM. Disease*. It disengages from the animal RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Price per boUla On* Dollar. Persons calling at Dr. Kadway'a fluids the tnaleries morbi or element* pf A Co.'* office, 87 MaMen Lane, will ba supplied disease, and thrown them off through the COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. with six botfaa forFtv* Dollar*. ° — exerttury organ*, thus taking the itipg Druggists. out of the order. It renovate* and fresh­ CHILDREN. ens the blood, and imparts vital energy ereign nd RADWAY'S READY RESOLVENT given ta to ths system. In Scrofula, Cancer. 'Sy­ Comi4l*aionen duly apnui Probate philis, Chronic Rheumatism. Lung Gnn- Court for tbe county of B* *ucb purpose, at the late r Diseases,' Mercurial deosaaed. In toe township o | plsints. * • Skin - — ------ ---- ------ Dis----Teething, or any other cause. If troubled with S'") C»»tr.e<i.>o. of th. Joicte, Pd.y, cougb, ReatlaraneM al Ni«bt, half a tMaponfal p .• ...... . • . . . • l,‘“J «J « September imx ! Parnlvaia, Parnlvma. and all complaints external or nr I i;r t^c ,erentMnth [iTih] d.r of the RESOLVENT Sill insure a cure. Price interna! which are capable of assuming a thousand eight hundred and One Dollar a bottle or six bottle* for Five Dollars. |lllkvlliul WUH.-U arv? capnuie uyriutuig n Principal otBee.97 Mridcu L«ne, New York. Bold constitutional type tv rm and nn.l betas twini, transmitted i oonstilulional transmitted hoursiof one o dock P. M. oo ei bv !)raggi*ta in every town in the United State* RADWAY A Co. from parents to children, we recommend 23d dsy of June, 1862, being the time limited by and O^adM. ths rail’d Prubstc Court, the fln*l adjustment of ill as H» >»J, r»m«lj- and . tbta claims agalust aaid vital*. irresistible Mid searching disinfectant, al­ GILBERT bTTKKR. » CLmmtaHIRAM J. HANCHKTT, !«•»*". terative and invig.irant, Dated, Baltimore. August 12, 1S3S. augxo Pritt one dollar a bottle or tiz bottles for if people anderetood the import-inre of purgaation witb RADWAY’S PILLS, in eoatradiatfnefive dollars. DR. RAD WAY’S OFFICE, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ing, save themselves fn>tn much suffering, and 87 Maiden Lane. Sold by druyyists. greatly improve their health. RADWAY’S FILLS wefft tn Middle­ responaes were the order dfthe day, fol­ the citizens of Middleville. public auction, to the bighret bidder, at lhe North Ifoor of the Conrt Houae in the village of entirely Vegetable, and the only vegetable subHaatinr* in tbe county of Barry, Michigan, on aubatitute for calomel. Mercury, Antimony, Blue O — -J.-. al.. AAte w r.r Pill, in the Areana of Medicine. As eracuanta, they arc more certain and thorough than tbe Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Elaterium; and more aoothing and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarmds, or Castor OU. AS ALTERATIVES They exercise a more powerful influence over EXECUTOR'S SAUL Hie company is not yet full, and the office** will retarn fur more recruits. is lhe absorbing subject of interest. So much so, that the Executive Cimmittee of the Barry. Cct’mty Agricultural Socie­ ty, have as yM been unable to get even a quorum of their number togclher iu on Saturday, the llth <i«r of October next -S. r._______ t ...J -4.W <l.a Cnl CKnVTV lanuaiu "I. The north fraction of the wrath-east quarter (X) iUUkv in® I®, w.,1, .v<i i —.n i■ sixty eight one hundretb* <42 W-ICN) acre* : also _ th® uiuth-east order to make arrangetneats for holding a^Fair this fall, or even to postpone it officially. It is the opinioh of such mem­ bers of the Committee ns i we two north if raBKO ten [lol wert, moty ol Barr; sod State of MichADAM ELLIOTT, have con­ versed with, that no Fair! will be held this fall. Under lhe cireumstances we should regard this •* • ' w[ne conclusion. us attend to war while it but*. Cocmtv Cumvkmtiov.—A c*U CHANCERY SALE­ S TATE OF MICHIGAN.-The Circuit Court for tbe county ot Barry—in Chancery. ia pub­ lished thi* week calling a County Conven­ tion to bn beheld on the, 19th, for the .ft It was thought best But jto include tbe nominatiepj iff Coenly officers by this Convention, but that • convention for thstpurpoae be postponed! to • later date, that the people may give more attention to military and leas to political matterx. torial CttrfvenUltn’ for this District is not ’ f pursuance and by virtue of* Decree "f the Circuit Court fur tbe County of Barry. In CbanY __ .k. .iwt*.nth ri.v of Aonl. in the rear of our txiro one .uvu—--------and sixty two, m a certain e*U*e therein pending. • h^rin James M. Leach is complainant, and r ere and William Marble arc »/ewu«««. —■— U hereby given, that I, tbe undcraiguad. Circuit Court CommUaiouer, in asfl for lhe Bwill aril al pablie auction or vandue, to be«t bidder, on Thursday, the far of faptember. A. D. one tboiuand ^CouriH-re^ta. "1£. of llMtings. I. ImdcountT. the following described premise*, b. wit The south half of the south-weal quarter of section number twenty, [iff.] excepting; ten .. -nmur. tn township num- yel called ; bublho several townships will ‘do well to elect one delegate from each, OirevU Omri t^.mifswerr -* at their tnwn caucuses, to attend such • convention when called. ; We bays received, ux» late for pbhKeiiW ' blereatag letter from nur Weahfogton ourres^ondent. We 8IATE OF MICHIGAN, 1PpyTry_U.A.By.‘, Concero-Takr Notice! T°That I intend to »»’• %{£?? faub^ the <Cbief o^lbw Cbemkwe N*flon, who i« *t New Yorlr atf route for W!«-btagtoB,»*v8 made • treaty with t;-” rebels <mly ?cretec<. '«TB.Or MICHWAJjBau. p(circum.um«< O> tb» «ppro«ch Dated, September 8, IM2. R. seplO R. TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK AND TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. R. cury, blue pill, hence their importance io cases of liver eoinplalnta, and spleen diSeuitics, Jaun­ dice, Dyspepsia, Bilious attack a, Head-ache. Ac. InUie treatment of fevers, either Bilious Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing fevers, they are su­ perior to quinine. Their influence extends over lbs entire system, eontroling, strengthening, and DJRECT FROM ax\A. a\X. A.\»€a%e% a wvcftAVar aaKatc. ’We.se ‘BX.Vtevu 4 arc cOtVC^ ^o\M.r^u\ roots. \\t?O!>, vv\<\c\\ laakt X.\xt \\x A large atoclt of ’Vowkc. 'SLoXacxV* SXowvu.cXv. 'BvXte.v* are t'Vx'^oor vaaK1* VAcadt. Which we Offer at •»t. Ti.oWk'» ftXowvaeXv 'Bv.W.tre E&EWKEIE) T1B2CTS. VW \xoor man vaaa^ oeXork "BAXa. \}’f. 'BteoVkatk'w SXo'KwxcXx. ‘Bvtte.re We have every kind of goods, such a.s ate Ac\v vivaw'b Sokaec aa& Cova^oA. VJt. 'RcWc.k'% iEUOTS & S!EI©E®. SX.ox\xo.eV< *&\X.tore in.»i^ovate ta.\»XVla'ie&. GROCERIES weak. aaA St. ■fi.oback'* . %\owtci.c.\v ‘BvXX.tvy dtruML a\»a\^ v\xc\.awcVvo\^ aaA. vaake. HARD-WARE’ Dv. "Bteokackk fttowvcveXA. ‘BvXX.e.re ateA\\x So\dae,Yk Vru.ad^\>\5 i S.E-A.D-5T toin moat effactlvdy. and moil brestifuHy to tc in du that can undarsland us adiun TO THOSE WHO TUptK. , Kow, we think that, all exurnri rcmedire acl eltbir La one of tiro way* ? w combine the aotirai Clothing, Which we are anxioua to nil, and WILL SELL, lirer, pancreaa, ktdney*, i bi la or other unpuriUre ■land or aeroua fluid. If £ 'B*\vcu.'iaaX\%’Kv, e\e. ffTicsa gitters are put up in quart bottles, of which the abett is afae-similc. The label is finely er.gruvtd, and is pro'jided with a sdfir-ffuard from\ counterfeiters. (Price fl per bottle, os O. W. I^bbaok, (Proprietor, ffo. 6 East Fourth Bt., Cincinnati, to whom all orders ehouli be addressed. FOR SALE BY Roberta A Striker, Haatinga. Eli Michola, Jay 8. Tarrv. Orangeville Milla, H. C^Swifl, Preirievtlle, H. B.'banningtoo, Middlerilia. and by druggists aod laarehaota generally throughout lhe country CHANCERY QBDER. QTATE OF MICHIGAN.—ThA Circuit Court for O the County of Barry: in Chancerr. Eighth Judicial Circuit; Suit pending tn arid > said County, on tbattd day of July, thousand right hundred and aixty-two. OUR GOODS healthy Unusually Low! !»•>»* 'BADWAYS READY RELIEF. aad that tbe petitioner, BL gruns*“•. j administrator. te‘A.^“& ‘sras."!ifa&JS Palmer H. Russell, is not a resident of aaid State of Michigan, but resides in the State of California; n ..A .»<■ n "tea.■ Si ■- hi* appearance to be entered > this cau«* n three months from tbe date of this erdar, of a copy of said bill and notice of the entry ot thi. order, and ia defiwll thereof that eaid bUt will be taken as confessed by said non-resident Defendant. ■ • ■ ., A»d i tie further ordered., tkal witbtn .twenty. view of THESE BARD TIMES w* are acHlng Is s pare । t* are apt A. ud 1 JUS Cter.*— T«l—lent... Th. Ti.it <e Ib« <X>W “ itioo. JUST RECEIVED Stacks of of th. Omrolo«l p~ SilioiLS Fever, . Fever a'nd figv.e, Liver' Cornplaint, (Lyspepsia, rnjdjZgeBiiort, i Jcrundiae, • Kidney Oornplaints, HVAE DRY GOODS’ itte Ferf.nU .rmj tin Cborokf™ »t «»« ^.pudi.ted iteir eu>M0tKte <*• «*• WublMCn .ill protablj ta.kt.T-. ya \-to^xt a-fth all Vita \,TWf*< Xuxtx, art a uxTt. ^vivcvyiv-M. ' Come and See !! formauce of tbeir duties, cleansing and purifying the blood and pursing from the system all dis­ eased dct.o»it» sna impure humors. They differ from all purgative pills. Their action is not local, or confined to a portion of the bowels Drastic Purgative Pill* suznieot what RADWAY’S READY RELIEF is called tbe peristaltic movement of lhe bowels Will relieve those who suffer pains, instantly on by irritating th* coats of tbe intestines. In active and inflammatory draeeses, tbe irrita­ tion produced by lhe Drastic Furgstiv* Fills will RHEUMATISMto a few hours. not oaiv increase tbe diaeaae, hut indue* nicer* SOKE THROATin fifteen minute*. tion; therefore, great caution ia required an at­ TOOTH-ACHEin three minutes. tack* of inflamation of the bowels, bilinns eolic, NECRaUUA (paroxysm* of,)... in five minutes. rheumatism, gout, Ac . in tb* kind of pill* lo take. CRA&IPB........... . ............................ in flvo minutes. If RADWA V V PILLS «re taken^rare will folkow AND HEADACHEin ten minute*. There are a els** of chronic dt*oa*a*. chronic COUCin twanty tn mutee Rlieuniaiism. Enlargement of the Liver, Spleen DI A HRB (E A................................ in'forty minute*. Enlargement, disoases caused by tbe vxceasivc LUMBAGO, [pain* oT]*... in ten minutea. esc of calomel. Mercury, Quinine, in which colcblCHILIS.....in fifteen minute*. nm goiac are prescribed freely. In these diseases BURNS........... . ........................-....tnfive minute*. RADWAYS REGULATING PILLS are for wore INFLUENZA .in a few hours. cci tain, and tbe patient avoids the danger which CROUP. ..Ii»n ten minute*. an overdose of Colchliim would inflict. In Yellow, Typhoid, and Biliona Fevers, in ErySPABM8........................................... ,i» fi<a minute*. DEEP SKATED PAINS... by a few application*. *ip*lM.Hma!) Pox. purgation is highly essential; In aff esses where pain ia felt, th* READY RE­ but to administer adoM of Drastic Pifli, th* Irri­ LIEF should be applied Taken intcraallr—a tation they would produce and tb* relaxation *nd tea-saoonfui to half a tumbler of water—will rare depletion that would follow, would be llkdy I* acidity of tbe stomadh. and promote digestion, it prove fatal. In three case* a mild, aoothing and gently stimulating laxative, that will'purg* and is a ple***o t and healthy stimulant. . heal, soothe and strengtben.Jike Rad way's Regu­ lating Pius. Ia required. The csum of ao maoy TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. death* iu tb*e diaeasw is owing to tbe want of of a Wry description a purgative like RADVAVS FILLS, that will purge without depleting or interfering w|lb tbu moat elegant and powerful medicine known in tho functions or other secretion*. Not on*in a hund­ world. Thia is out boasting; try it, J you feri red of YaOow or other fever cases would jprove •ksolkoal, aud ba convinced. Il combine* in its fatal if Railway's Fill* were adopted inlheir treatcom soaitlo n tbe preperUe* of a diffusive slimotait au aati-MPlic, a mild but effaetire Astringent, and lr hold that griping, nausea, sickneaa, tcoremux. during th* operation nf their pills,Is a favorable aign t iftbeifpins expelled with tbe Caoeea the diseased humors Iril circulating io tbe system, there would be but little pal* or griping. It Is internal administration. When applied exur- tha absence of the bile and other bnmore, Whieb nrily, it Will be found a moot powerful counter, tbeir imperfect pflls tail lo purge out of tha sv». irritant, Inatenllr reddening Ue a»rf*re to wbioh tcm. that occasions the pain. .By axamlntitg the, it laiapplied, and withdrawing lhe Wood from the stools eracukted after severe griping, they will ^1, be found thin and watery. AVOID SALLNE PURGATIVES. regret the necessity uf jddferring H until Rom, IN OUR LINE OF TRADE; £tga’. Notices. where apeechea and lowed by a rich repeat fursisbed by —WE STILL— WE 't'Jteue. "B*XX*e* ; 'j art. oat cMt-rcA to W\c, \uv?o\.\e t as a cun a\X IM Wvr Vo,” %uX a» a ■ n-nvcAioX aacnX — n J ■R*«,u.\aVo» oS 1-tv Mm 'SUaova o^X.'tve.'WcVt av-ASovAVAW-rt. « ka*. Sot. a Voul.Viwifc, bww j mAicVC oa\ arlxcta oj > StowxsrcXx ’BVtfw.rv, vACw.V,'<5 DR 11ADWAY weaita of IjQBton thi* year reachei the large stHn <»f hundrnd and. seventy, fifa millionnnirt. hundred and STvy^von Whfc .. In 1856 the valuMlofl 7a. two Turner, John H. McLellaa, Eraatu* H. /MOsnrroBsas. GRANT & SPAULDING R- N. BICK Oe.’l II. Bayles, Wm. H. Goodyear, Oscar H. '' JJegTiZator i .^BQViBao^ TU THE PUBLIC •m.wRh ' ' BTXIOMJMSXZX? 5 "LOW PRICES” L of tbs bowris is required, , if a brisk and Ihortmgb purge is uesirea, taxa from four to six. PRICK X5 CTS. Per Box, conUining Thirty Fills. 80LD DY DlluGGINTS. BAD WAY A Co. 87 Maidbm Laus, N. Y. cfendant at treat twenty day* before raaertbed for hh appearance, HARMON 8ML1 Circuit Court Coram I C. H. Ca*sx.«oHciu>r forOxnplainaa Dated, Baatinga, Jkly X*. JM*. thia reuse. Tooth-ache. OWARD ASSOCIATION, PblUA*!-. Whaat, Corn, Osu, Bader, Laid, Fori, W.™srjS?3: Wb« dffttMt Aiairc JkaMltfiriTeetiH WILLIAM XONBS. mW foallj almost ertrythinjt JOS bara jy Don’t fkil to giva «a • call. GRANT a BPACLD1NG VULCAMITE RUBBER BARE. ■BMtep, lb; is, VW* “’valuable REPORTS on SPERM/ �SALE OF -I atW-IJ1 m fielitwt are spt to | •• • fW* - • 4S Un in nun :S ssfa STS JfM *S7 h»|II 90 5 SS wtMvttfatfMHpnn*!’ z .. JS buU^ouUh.c.rrfullj Arene* GsssaAi** Ornes, Uasl«iJtefe**frVtt«. snd'irtftw Aa Sara 1 44 M U OS a Sa- s- «'-Y 1 I z s :s »5 LANGFORD G. BERRY, A*4itor GnurM staramu.! op^and the aolid part* 'preven 6n}lkdng.: Ut tee Vartea s ' ?9S )JS..k‘S‘'Z Treasurer of liquid parts of die faanure,wHl . _ 8 5 • H **?$“’ is s s :a . Town 1 North Of R*nge 8 Wart. wtidaofV' ' - “ -- Autumn there, wflf be a provWbu Ticking tbe grain fields and fortop dres­ sing grass lands. (lie ft 76 tfi -away for future use. b.:e I BBS -l»5»»Sss IM 1 W M a fl 80 I IB 90 13 83 !2 is IS IS IB •s -il Tia .gR -------- , r_ w f w ’SB’S K*t» 41 » IS 1 01 it Town 4 North of Range 10 Wort M 11 00 X 1M1. 01 a . il s B a ■a b IS' SUB N< » It... .1 J MB i; TI9 11 B iB-is M M #■’-■«•> s 15 W9 ix 13 90 14 48 ..xUWii.f'tti’T'wJ.w Ji •WnwoMfblbi- 1858. PicxutD Pkachm.—Tako a gallon of ®ood vinegar and add 4 pounds of sugar, 1859. boil it for a few minutes, aud remove any scum that may. rise ; then take peaches « n M that arc fbily ripe,rub them with a flannel ••¥*•«» Town 2 North of Range 10 Weal. clo^to geteff the down upon them.gmj, Mick three or four cloves fa each'; put n eXof»»X 35 40 1 94 77 ' S ■»• « IS S s s • Si M 90 IS !S 5 8 Hl them into a glass or esrtbdn vessel, and gx>ur thqjiqvor upim.them boiling hot; •cover them up and'kt them stand in a cod place for a week .or too days, then pour off tbe liquor, and boil it aa before, .after which return it to tbe peaches, which should be carefully covered tip and stored ; T* •• ’St S 4 *•<13* •te«s4teg.'ter-4M«v.rJ,^eiqber, ofj <u « 55 IMSxs 1S;‘S « chMS of th* ih/lMVVffA'StaM'. fc ibould bo {J—fi .’-g ■g^-5 i AodUor Gou . ’ s ■o » n is a IS . WO, s»i 858 917 15 is U 74 01 01 01 07 e a B' I"’ "Bakkd Fruit Puddisq.—One quart of good sweet milk; one-bowl of good. IS thab stir in corn tneaL sufficicot to m*ke a thin batter. Butter a large* tin basin and dip in the batter; add one egg well beaten, and a tesspoonfuTofghttfdf; bake in * moderate oven till done.. It c4n be made of dried sweet apples, washed and ’chopped fine; and soaked in water enough to cover them over night • In this case the water and apples are added to tbe milk. If aufficient sweet apples are used it will need no other sweetening. To Pkklk Plums.—For 8 pounds of fruit, take 4 pounds of sugar, 2 quarts of vinegar, au ounce of cinnamon, and one of doves; boil the yigegar, sugar and spice together; skim and pour scalding hot over your fruit; let it set three dajratpour off tbe syrup, scale and akim ari3/potir b’ver again, and continue this process every three days till you have scalded it three times, after which it will be fit for use. Plums prepared in this way we think superior U> the old method of preserving with sugar alone. s*" to the place of beginning, • »W SfS. nu iixofo.w'! S5 Eastern Addition. »<s r " \°f°n pounds of apples allow three pounds of sugar, a pint an a "half of vinegar, and spice* tied up in a doth—cloves-and cin­ namon. Boil tbe applea until tender, taking them out aa they become so, boil -.your syrup*but a little longer, then turn -oven them. Village of Orangeville. im. 17 M M » HmUbk*. Aug. I, 1964. f r risen that in accnrdanre with s E«‘S W 15 54 ! sex’"4!. BIB 90 9 18 a •150 BEST PIANOS. 6150 ‘ Hofae* 7 ptofniofi*i7 k&t 10 S« 1 02 10 82 1 a to 8 SB. 15 17 1 51 •W SUO CASH. Warranted Far » Tears. 8JR Tom 8 North of JUnre 7 West OBOTECTKEX-* JUU, having wjmtH ■» warerooma, ‘ Ito. <Tt HMDV1T, 7 Octave Rosewood Piano, KU 18 90 12 80 157 69 S3 Rich wowldiag cMoe, *173 to *200, *11 mrrsatod mUs of th* host aca»oned n*teri*l? the beat judge* to «zaai*o *»d tty tbw, mw tn- Bcaat'LnnLr—^TtmMky .Titcomb says: lZi confess that when I pud ‘through a ru­ 10 V' 11 820 160 ts- ns ,t .1S.S •In or.-XM |«Ual OROVE8TEEN * tfA*LRi 4VB BBOjU)WAT, MKW TOMK 28 14 2 ai . M 2| ft# 20 80 9 08 00 23 Wool!1 5 ns ST ni Village of Harting*. albiHliea, and contentment with humble clothing, bumble fare, bumble aociety, ' humble aims and ambition*, humble la- 9 9 9 Village of Middleville. to 5 31 i'O 9 71 ? -g nt! town and see tbe laborers amona tbe oom, and tbe boys driving tbeir cattle,and the girls busy in tbe dairies, and life pass­ ing away ouietly, cannot avoid a twang ofregret that It would be Impossible ft»r me to be content with Ahis kind of life that I >te around me, especially aai know tn 01 01 >F li n e\ nf s wi< .V.r PiCKUKo Appum.—Take not over Targe aweet apples, pare them, then in each one put a few doves. To ten k>u n-'. s isw O?rfswJ? 17 rU OI ■ eV Picklxd Tqmaioxs.—Take small, »’< ofn -smooth, tomatoes, not very ripe ; scald 'them until the skin will slip off easily, •and sprinkle salt over them. After they ■Xof n have stood twenty-four hours, drain off 'thojuiee, and pour on a boiling hot pick­ lei composed of.one pound of sugar to every quart of vinegar, and two teaspoonfulaeach ofciruumim andolovea. Drain -off the*liquid, scald it, and pour it on •them again, every two days for a week, and they will require no -farther care. Plum Jkllt.—Take only those plums which are perfectly sound; remove the stalks, and put them into large stone jars: 'if damsons, make an indsion in each;, 'cover the jars with bladder; pul them in deep pans of water over the fire, and let • the water boil gently for -three or four ■hours, till all tbe -juice has come from the fruit; tben atrain through a jelly bag, ■and boil It with an equal weight of lump sugar, taking care to stir it constantly. irm 1M9 1048 1044 1048 hrs I0M 1075 1076 5 acre*, com mi south of the quarter post on the north line of section No. Wool! THE PLACE ttrtWMTOeL CARDED. Or to refuto?’Drenrt, Is at the New Woolen FsqpMy *»f wty^tT.z wtmi: ■ *'aw of is *• ** «*««•», » *X<<»w¥ >tfl S S 12 i» SC 90 12 78 ’JS’SS’Tfi ■vts 10 14 I 01 90 rt 06 04 90 U 05 « 90 6 74 z have sighed far aueb a boon, and air knowing they could never reeeive it! ail "called, tbe poll tax in New England four dollars, tbe talc on real the rsteof thirty-six doHara 3 s “ {Mas k> <so«*l «K •« n ..«%«Co«K 90 944 2 £ R>'.n ""3 18 " R >S nr cub � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-09-17.pdf 691e8fc60ebcd74b97704a052e44b47b PDF Text Text TTETVTnSTS. PHOPRESTOR. J. 7. «Idb.rty HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17, 1862. WING. gistings Hmtr, SMutill Joftrj. Ifl'PUBLISHED EVER 1 WEDME8DAY, H. N.SBEUkON, Barken to what I now rotate, OUNTY TREASURER. Will pay partieulsr attention to procuring Ponaiou* for all per- C ADVKRTUUMO. A wagonvr, with griat for mill. DR. H. J. HANEY. A Ubsral diaconnt to yaariy adv.rtiaera. Uoa. BIRICIAN. BURGEON and Aeonehenr. Of Rce ever Smith** Drue Rter» Goodyear Block, P GREAT gistings’ ^nsintss jjirtrtorg. Onr "darkey** quick "akedaddiad" thanca. VICTORY!! RP ALLDING, D ADVAy?^ TSBMB, $1 OO UnKm-On. uul In«p«™bl.." rrav High TTicrh PrinDQ at. i.VlA Over Prices, at the F.AI.ERRi crockery. With about and oath, and whip and rein -, The whecU budged not a *ingle inch. And tighter grew the wagoner*, pinch. Directly there came by a child With toiling atep and ri.lon wild. ••Father,” aaid ahc. with hunger dread. HASTINGS DRUG MANON ALLEN, ealer in groceries, provisions, pro d . •. IHsh. batter. Isrd. pork, sod grain ol •II kind Also ter. esnlhes. rtc .ate. Store u> editors * Rieck. Rists street. HwUngs. Micb. STORE!!! The wagoner. In grievous plight. ditk»n tu relieve the wounded, It would show you bow little *onrgy and enthusi­ asm there is in carrying out orders and putting things through here. At mo*t any place in the North, railroad employees would put more energy into tbelr moveawnteun such occasions,I do believe. Suffice it tn say, we arrived in Washington and found th* oity alive with rumors, as usual, exaggerated greatly to tbo disadvantage of the Union aide—and that many <>f us who went out to help the wounded, were captured by the enemy. What If all had been true—your corres­ pondent would have been under the necessity of delaying for an indefinite period writing any nntre letters fur the Banner. But fortunately for him, and perhaps unfi'rtunstely for your readers, he is aliw. and trying to get over the cramp. A*p- »nd regain his former proporti<ms in length and breadth. To-day wc are ttirning out to help the wounded from the iM-ats. and make them as comfortable Of th* eight pound* which a man eats (and drink* in a day. It I* thought that not les* than five pounds leave the body t through the akin. And of tb*M fiv* 1 pounds a cuBsidembl. perowtep «*c*pe* । during the night, while be i* In bed. ,Tb* , ‘ part of tH* is water i but In ad|K 1 land are am (meant, their । i 4mie* cl <ctently pois- < country , tbete is much effete and ( onous matter. This beiwg part < in I form, permeites *vary part of th* bed. Thu* all parte of - the bed, mattre**, 1 ' blankets m well M sheets, soon become* < fout, and need purification. The m«ttre*s •nd the loyal workers tbrocwhaM iht neds this renovation quite a* much a* the land. White tro* man ar* figt»ti»g tha country’* enemies to rave the Univti, sheets. ttoM Jirty k— J*" To allow the sheets to be used without washing or changing three or six months, enemy that is reeking to tub Ifatjoa would be regarded m bad housekeeping; but I Insist, if a thin sheet can ab*orb to the heart .T-St .tt a . We are sick, tired tad dlsfdsted’with etxiughof the poisonous Mereti>>w4>f tbe body to make it unfit for use in a few the foolish and treasonable effort* of day*, a thick mattrsM which can absorb these mere politician* to divide lb* peo­ and retain a thousand tim** a* much of ple, weaken*the Government and flay three poisonous excreti-uia, need* to be Into the hand* of the rebela. A popelar purified st often certainty asuoe* in three storm is gathering to break oyer te* as p»»«sible. Sxft. 2t>.—Yesterday the city was in oommoti.*! all day. by the arrival of’ the wonnded from the battle of last Fri­ day. Very many were slightly hurt In the arms and lex*, and were able to walk tn wherever they were tn go. But many others were exhausted a* well as badly wounded, and all the omnibuses, car­ riage* *”6 ambulance* were in constantI reqiiisltion, all day l«mg. carrying them1 tn the different hospitals. I made all the1 enquiry I onild about onr Michigan Reg ■ s irnents; and a* near aa I can Third and Eighth were the «mly Michigan1 troop< engaged with the exception H‘ months. • A sheet can be wrebed; a mattresa cannot b* renovated in this way. Indeed Lhrr* i* no Other way of cleansing a mat­ tress by steaming it or by picking It to pieces, and thus In fragments exposing it to the direct r*y* of the aua. As there and learn decency soon, they Wfll bn overwhelmed in eternal infamy. Gxx. MiLEnr ASD tux Run Gkk. process* are sesrcaly practicable, with anv of th* ordinary mattreesea. I an decided! v of the opinion that the good old Milroy bad a conversation in which Gen. , jMilmy cenrured the system of guerrilla fashioned straw-bed, which can every , oberts triker three months be changed for fresh straw, t and the lick be washed, is the sweetest (that specie* iff warfare was practiwd by D. C. HAWLEY, and healthiest of beds. I < our troops in Mexico, Gen. Milmy i > '•lone ana x ihkicu ..... ~ ------If in the winter seMOn. the porousness (asked him where be obtained hi* infortrtaAnd .moke and blood their pillage tracked. I Broadhead ’ a Cavalry. I eaim.it leant the trUMHt "f I’mrHlnna Also P"W,C* JTVBT RECEIVED tion. Gen. Stewart — 1 read of h. ?Gen. ofibe straw bed makes It a little uooom, H ere »l"p. our tale. When la.t obeerred. names iff all the killed and wounded, but a few of them I have seen, and will give fortable, spread over It a comforter or Milrnv—You are mistaken, air! Twa* 1 woolen blanket*, which should b* washed not d<Mte,*ir! J was in Mexico my**!f. ROBERTS Ac NTRIKER, a new and nn«t complete auortment «»f their name*: ... _ “ki\uWJ™ In the course of the conversation, Gen. —often ^tl.F.RB in drags, medicines, patent medi­ Andrew Tuttle. 33 reg., flesh wound In 1I o ..ften M ss onoe onoe in tn two two w w~ cines. paints, oils, turpentine. ’*"”•*■«■• the arm; Joseph Wood. 3d reg., slight I, inisarrangcmv.-*, this arrangement, ■■ if youiwaah^alll^ebe® DRUGS AND yiEDIClNES* -----------------; Stewart feigned impatience at the time ■_ 4.. wlnAnW-ela... t»uttv grocovering M often m once In two or three consumed iu burying the dead, and said _ wound in the arm; Abner M. ®lh t M^Chesnicals, Pal«»<s <>“•* U«m" c»ne». atationerT. »n» weeks, you will have a delightful, healthy he waa in a hurry,*aa he intended to wp Holbrook's New Block, Haatmga, Mieh. “ reg., alight wound in the foot; M. L- Ha- „ Uptime, Bnrnlug Finld» in Culpepper that evening. The confer­ con. Rd reg , wound in shoulder; Henry t TURPENTINE A.XD ALCUllOU Now, if you leave the bed to air, with ence ended by Geu. Milroy remarking. P. Bateman. 3d reg., wound In shoulder; “ Wm. Hicks. 3d reg., alight wound in the <npen windows during the day, and not “You may sup there, air; bvt I will Kt SWEEZEY A A EVEN. it up for the night before evening, at tht htad of tht tabUf arm ; Dan. Lovell. 3d reg., slight wound make , will have added greatly tethe *we*L A TTORNEYS AT LAWaa* LS“J^_b’ in thigh ; CapL Schriver. 3d reg .wound you , Washington, Sept. 1, ’02. Shall I Skrd Mt Sos.—A few mouths in the shoulder; Albert Parker, 3d reg., ।ness of your rest, and in consequence to the tune of your health.—Dr. D. Levne. r3r PUB BBCBASICAL ABB MBDIC1SA1. ago a father could not let bi* son go , a* a in the hip. ’ We are now waiting nnxiouwly for the wound ’ v<Junteer, his education waa *b complete PURPOSES.ONLY^1 Col. Champlin was in the action, and Aokiax Qaertion.. final result of the stro«le in the vicinity was unhurt, although his exertions made omce'uTtheCourt House. /aIl'b and his prospects in life so encouraging. There are few positions of more deli­ The father's hopes were all centered in previous wound worse. He had a of Bull Run and Centerville. On **tur- his , cacy than interrogating Sabbath schx.ls, him and be “oouW not det bitn gn. pas* through hi* hnt dav we had dispntches from there that ball । especially young scholars. This is shown Lieut. Hem. Mich. 3.1. private Me D ANIEL COOK, that son wm smOe killed by the acciden­ several thousand were killed and wound GralK Corporal* Van Deuxen. Berringer, by the experience related <>fa clergyman tal discharge of ague while out with a ed ; and that it would require more help ] , in Maine, who wm oppo-ed to having Traverse, snd Isaac Francis, all of the 3d, party gunning. His life instead of being for them than they could spare fmrn the wrre killed. I made enuuiry about some। and mirth in Sunday school He thought impenlito or laid down opto tto .Itto «f llffiea in Goodyesr's block, np »Ulr>. ranks of tho army. Accordingly, the hd-nging to the region about there, and it injurious to all, *nd unnecessary for his country was lost Ingloriomrty in the i the entertainment of the children. Hi I. A. HOLBROOK, furcats. An appeal wss trisde to a ’tea? coffee. f‘U0AB flP,c® J,JiqnEB’ Secretary «»f War, «ent word tn the differ­ learned that T. G. H.mck, of Gainea. waa not in the battle, but was left at Fortress «»ffered to address the school, and show mother not lung since to send her tWo PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH. ent Departments, inquiring if they would Monroe, or some point down the river. that they could be well entertained seri­ sons. “She could not, she doated dn Oftice. »econd story of Rowsr s block.___________ volunteer to g«. down on a special train Al*. Orman Crandell, of Kelloggville. ously. ’The following di*l««ue ensued : them." “They were her darling boy*.” “Children, I am going to tell you to the l»attle field and help the wounded. was sick and left behind. Lee Kelly wm J. M. RLRSELL. f’ Tbev did not go. Their five* were not about Peter. Who knows who Peter imperilled for their country. They re­ Of course the general response was in on the sick list and not on the battle field. HYSICIAN and Surgvon- office ln R“»»"‘ ' ,TTT1 T.IJnta-J ZPIBIFOIIHXBI mained at home. But verily, “be that Charles Wright was also sick and left ■tore. Stele sirasL ___ ________ the affirmative *, and your correspondent behind. 1 cannot learn tbeir whereabouts A.ll nuanc. — —— ---------aavetb bis life shall Io** it.” They war* AU CookilK Eitracu, ■ m»ng them. We then had order* to be JOHN ROBERTS “Cannot any one—th.we large girl*— stricken with fever. They died. They The Michigan Eighth were in the thick TUB XSTBCIAL BBHirtT OF THX LADW*. at the Railroad precisely at 5 o’clock P. ill VSICI AN «"* °n lie In bumble graves, not honored for ertof the fight, *nd my Informant say* tell me who Peter waal” Still do reply. ! having struck ajiluw. upraised an arm in M.,and we hastily gathered up bandages, the fire of the enemy wm much worse “Can any little boy or girl in the thir country’* defence. Is there nut a than nt James l-lsnd. They were engaged provisions, wine and stimulenta, fur those n.r.CHEBBT, at one time in defending a battery, when .ebuol tell me who Peter wmF Providence in «uch e van tel , h °nt•lh* KjnTABr PUBJ-IC »‘„«;S£rtrti:l"«b PENS. PENCIL. INKS. A. »' that neaded them, and were at the cat* at “I can,” said a little fellow in the far­ call fur our snns a call from God 1— the colur-benrer wm shot, snd each wm IN «... W dl t.”1— JA-.t.-u. the lime appointed and only stowed .way shot, one after the other, as they under­ ther corner. ""J, JJ-®- vIT.m tl.u. «" t—i. VRI.OPE8. CARDS, Ac., Ac. ! Springfield Republican. “ Ah, that ’ * a good boy. Now, you in the baggage and transportation cars ; took to hear iL Four were killed in come up tin the platform by my aide, for no other* were provided. Still there that way, when the adjutant raised the ; In the Swiss department of the great MOST P0P8LAR At and stand up in this chair, and tell those was n«. complaint, as we supp«»tod we colore, and he also wm shot down. EshibiUoa there i*a small but interesti that time mv informant was wounded girl* who Peter waa." 5 ing serie* of trials in Turkey red dyeing, would be there, at least, in four hours. *• Jimmy did a* be wa* bid, and In the and had to leave the field; wd be couid in whit* the American, East Indian and it was only twenty miles by rail, and i not tell how much they suffered. Ine •brill voice «»fchildhood repeated : Egyptian cottons are contrasted. From some seven miles over the country, to Michigan.rebela were piled up in heap* before them. these experiments it appears thst AmrCenterville, and from there but a few n*a B WU» --------- r -------J. M. NEFINR, i It Wtoto u ttoullh th.j w«« ttt"<l« mto Al tht, puiul to Wto .itqiptwl. tot not lean e»*llon-takes decidedly the best odor, I mile* U» the battle gro*nd. But the care . b, whi.key, tod ,«• ItotoribU to the tofnre tto full point wm t.tott by tho East Indian cotton is but. UtU* inferior, otary Pwblic, and Tax agec , intend the eiUmile* t “ , i. .LT ,Cn to do not start until nine o clock. and then, We would "»I*^rn”l_?lB rtat ■tuntion paid W making oat , .10 DOI swri" uioo "•••'■ ---------, Kbtxtl tod MuttorGouto'. ptto“ .ppm- while the Egyptian appears considerably “ . 0—7__ I. Great care _ — —' I .1 Al«.ndri«, . . . .1 ——, ... .1 on. o ■ destauction around them. lh.y I.k^pt u. ...it until "«"■ Some of the rebel prisoner* taken by below either in its affinity for coloring dated. ■ ! ■ ’ clock A. M..«nd fmrn there it <M necesour men, said that they were nearly out matters. ' __________ H. WBWHT. „„ U, with gr»l -Blitto. of provisions, but Jackson told them if TMe Courtesfe* of Litt. a TTORNEY sod COUNSELLOR AT LAW. but it wm * continued stopping, until we tbev would fight wpll, and whip the YanWilliam Wirt’s letter u» bi” daughter, iMDirraaMoa ru. Dasaxa arrived at Fairfax station, seven miles Battls*.—A soldier who was in alj Ipo kero, they should *oon have enough *, and on the “small, sweet cmrtesie* of W*. from CCTfrrvillr. .fr-ut morn ovl.ofc. A. claims sod money promptly rsmittsd. that when they gnt to Washington they contains a passage from a hich a deal ot battle* before -Richmond remarks, that >• M uilboul Jr*p. tir«l "to oruinpoi. O«cm with W W. Ralph EM-. MiM^lHs. might sack the city, and have the spoil*. happiness might be learned : It I* astonishing how insensible to danger a ’ .khto.inger..«J«l Tl, nUo ... fwBarry County, Michigan. So you see bow important to u*here it is •‘I want u> tell you a.secret. Tho man becomes in action attar being ih it a io. <I.1«U to tm. to "toi to “rap “’ll Htf..r our forces to bo viclorioUL . wav to make yourself pleasing tn other* abort limn*- “While supporting th* bat­ ,n«” we P-> "" tiwi'-t-'ra-t.on bcbbows Tbo wounded soldiers, now being b to «hnw them that vc.U care for them. tery »»me of our men laid down, ,oo tpe from tbwe «» <■“' iwi-«.™to ’’ ““ brought in, .11 unite in denouncing Mo The whole world Is like the mUfer st ground and slept soundly; utterly rngaro. TTOBBtrn ... COCTBKU-OWt ATbiW. pr.«>r^t s.r the To wolk niut » ROBERTS A STRTKERDow ell M a traitor; and if he is not, then M.uWi.ld, -wto cred hr totody—n". leas of tb‘« shells that were bursting oirry them “f lh“ 1 *? be i* very im-mpetonL Many told mr not ho—because nobody cared f»r him. •round them. 4H had not *eeo thia I cer­ HaanxM Maaca «■ ________ _ ' rtwn to -M t" ‘"to rnrther ‘"do£l!‘Lr~r «"i. »d B.rd.rt »tre.u. they would a* soon shoot him tw any And the whole world w^uld serve you tainly never-woAld'bavdthaitevwhtt.^ w o.tnmwnilwot of I hot “'f 'l"1 tni’tor they ever U U mmored m> if von give them the same catjML Kalamaxfx’. RlAIg**j c Rcaaowt. 1 kind*, aieo Let --------- i nite m wfsii-------- --- -"■-•• 1-orw. . ere driven from th. -ttle ground. ROBERTS * STRIKER. here this morning that he is under arrest, every one. therefore, see thst yon dd ttre Wwm a D«ooaanc orator talks Ito infibl before, .nd th., tto eo-.n. to but wc don’t credit ’ll much. forthem by showing I ben* wbat Bietne •bout Mehtag “u> Htnlt the rupiolil.*'weumlddo to good V/ g-'i".' on^tem* jin of tbia war to the »uppreaston of th* ^aSkpt. 3d.—Uli" murning the city t* so happily ea»* U* powdor shot, strike?:. 1 ,torr; but would to in d.ouer of raptor. full oi rumors, and considerable excite­ which there is n- parade, wb«*e *mo*JJ balliun under the Constitution.” he *img. C. PR1NDUE. I,, tto tototo of Ito .nemv TODOB or FBOBATB. p,kU'- ®-■ ..... nt prMttil" J1 t<>o still t>’ ten*”* wh,oh JDimHeat bii proceedol tofon- 1~ «• •"d .•rA-i-WiELSa . vblrntltot tor »rmy I" nrarly tort t. them-elve* by t<*n4«r Bnd *^hmato dul .ao.ll. toe.-eed to B-lttoBto tor.r- ttoir irtortra. tto Mtor -ide tto rtwr. |o<As. and Httle kiwd acta of attention, topUtortb, Md i»«bt to X> Cotter-lUe. tot e-»W render Il i> «.Ui b< ram., ttot tto eo.nl, ttotltl giviug others the preference in avsTT Jnwktog .!«.!( kHlWlM rerviw front ’he rento" of m’1 o‘v"l > "V Kttte eajoymewtwt th* ubfe m the field, U lU oob tatoltotoo r«.<oto«l bj to. •toll tto tit. -itb DAMIEL the tottln ,r..oo.l. .nd .Id return to ,rlnl frll. tork ittotl. tto totrlu. f u »a.m«itolt.«. lhtlltor.lT . probfc ; walking, silling «r standing. W.-binglon. Other. >h»l pr.«-«l«I «’ tto.rtot.l ..ptnlto to ttoiltoy can brlto blllly rftoto. atrortol to.enot to.rd from no sime guns along, aalhc roads are bad, We were under the oewtotlj of n "nd Ito r«ilnmd car. dtotto.rrd. Be that A reJrltretto Engli'h ^rtodt-rbl to" turnip, if", did not «et on; to toe A Mitucuw r»m. Rtirm.—Bto. .r.iu VO provided for our return, a. it may, «’ "• k.,ked for tar tto to-fdr, and a iutniedintel.,. .bleb bt..,,M o. to Al» ttot tto wh..l" frwSutto .IB faal haraly ..rirto tod we ".it'd, “d «•>>•* ,wr .bo. patent rltia. Ito frtoto'j ln'“'r” “X-d .■.•edition, for nbt.tt -«o boom, au<i th«t mu.1 to «ltoa ™< of. qortor rfrailttoo •'< dollar. WHDIlWOie iia-no — n by drittlnp tto rebel, tort from .tonne ■rck «td to bre.th.nj. B» It, totgotoW r.petV.iMt every minut. l“ .tort .» ««■ I*””1?*? jamm a rwebeby ’ ■■^hingt.m. But 6~I1X. b.« ••‘‘■W -“at <a-~ ' ml, Gf to. B.v«»««tb CoTOtoUct Our regiment f t.,„„d tto tmln ... ...to ..md. to loobtn.fr.r tutor D R &. S , And plainly ordered him to go n ^isttllanj. UW<*8. e> GROCERIES f A’K’—” -- P patent medicines N (DIEEBAiP, 1F®& EASE KiorrEK a , MANHOOD; ' , - Wbm. Pam> —P»a »£ to ;XJ7uZ ™ iTn.A,« to ty* Porter, who captured the Bnuab shtp it quite Tubal Cain. wWe attornptiw frtrtrt ja PretolM. tto» *• homo™ blockade, win reoalre t 18'50 aa bia *.r VMwai innina’ All-— The fM»M«e4-aa itfi nature �HASTINGS BANNER. ] men from the .Curtin bad an orde^.in ___ invasion'now r-UrMtan'aj —--------- —fiuuhjf ihft rtaMniM .of the Government. It Is deemed neces- velopmenta are being made from tim t ists are bold, and the Unionists and uajauntfd, ibgurated to over- of Pennsylvania judt, proper and precautionary measure, it may be toe forerunner of our actual call, probably soon to be made. leon”—hereafter to be known aa the There is nothing ’ later from Hanover Fourty Cromwell—has done nothing to­ or York. ward piittlng down the rebellion, the Cincinnati, Sept. 10, 3 P. M. louder have his praises been sung.— A train of 30 ambulances, with a flag “Strategy ” and the celebrated “change of of trufce, left here yesterday nflern<K>n for J. W. TILLMAN, W. A. JHQWA RD, base,” how ever, came near being disas­ the use of our wounded at Richmond.— DWIGHT HAY, T. W. CLARK. trous to our “young Cromwell” and the Twelve mile* distant, they were halted C. T. MITCHELL, C. V. DsLAND, schemas of these par excellence patriots by the enemy’s pickets. The officer in E. ANNEKE. J. A. KERB, T W. FERRY. L. DODGE, ’ who,desire to have Congress and the command was taken before Gen. Heath GEU. JEROME, J. W. FREY, and informed that the train could not State Qaa'l CotaDitee. Cabinet “cleaned out,” by the young pass- as he was not receiving flags of W-8. WOpD, Secretary. hero. Detroit, AugostW, Ifej. truce at present The appeal wm mado For a short period we bear nothing of to Kirby Smith, and the ambulances 8 The^bllowiau wm sJo^d^by the Republican tho “Cromwell to arise in their midst,” were allowed to proceed. JtooW, Ttot in the opinion of tb« ConranScouts report tho rebels moving in two tfee, tto appointment of any tadiriiual to repre­ and we supposed Congress and the Cab­ directions, numbering abont 16,000.— sent any eooniy fa which ho does not reside, inet safe. But recent events have made Early this morning a large cavaly force should not be recognised in any future Couventho candidate for Cromwellian honor* attecked our pickets on Licking River, “master of the situation’’ and his power driving them back a mile. Several and prestige are rtow evoked to break'up were wounded. Our 'whole force over ■epatellean Coa'fFeWtVfial Convention the Cabinet, as a Wellington,• after which the river was drawn up in line of battle. At noon to day one of our men wm kil­ -PsMrth Ulstrtot. 1 ho may ba expected to exercise the led in a piket skirmish. Notioeia fires, that a Rgpobltean Congrea“Statesmanship” of a Cromwell, and dis Harrisburg, Sept 12—2.30 a. M. District of Michigan. will perae Congress when it assembles. Beliable information has been received Beaders, this* is nn fiction ; the evidence Stonewall vnuMvwi, Jackson, WIM1 with utaaM'auvv, his advance, . , . —that .... FHfafuvnMi is bemg developed from time to time J r now jn Hagerstown, _. ------- , preparing to tho “youthful Napo­ mp*e bri&.his whole artny upon Phila­ delphia. Our scouts from Hanover, Gettysburg mortal columns to the defense of Mc­ and Tannertown arrived here at a late Clellan’s Peninsula Campaign, believing hour Inst night, and confirm the evacua­ that the auspicious time has come, now tion of the camps at Frederick by the ' calls on its paper General to perform his rebels. Gov. Curtin has promptly advised part of the great work, as follows: President Lincoln and the Generals in “Under these circumstances, what is command at WMhiugton, of all informa­ the duty of Gen. McClellan? His posi­ tion that has reached here through the tion ia like that of Wellington in tho numerous channels under his control. Spanish peninsula when he was interfered The most active measures are being with by the British Cabinet; nnd it is n put in force to assemble a Urge army to duty which he owes to the country no resist rebel invasi^p, and, if possible, teas than to himself, to follow the exam­ save our capital and State from devasta­ ple of that illuslrous and patriotic Gen. tion and outrage. oral. When tho “Iron Duke” found that the administration were bent on his New York, Sept. 12. destruction and the defeat of the army The gunboat Picket, blown up at which he was lending, he firmly took his Washington, N. C., wm originally a stand and insisted that the cabal should canal propeller. bo broken up. His country 'was in dan­ A. special dispatch to a morning paper ger, and he wat in a position to dictat* says it is clear the rebel* have not found termb. His remonstrances bsd the de­ the active sympathy and material aid sired effect: the meddling Cabinet was they expected in Maryland. ‘ overthrown, and thenceforward victory The latest estimates of tho extent of crowned the British arms. Now this xs the rebel force this side of the potomac, THX GROUND WHICH McClXLLAX OUGHT TO vary from 100,000 to 150,000. TAKE IX RKHMUCXCK TO THAT PORTIOX OF Aocording-to the Richmond Ditpalch, THX AdMDUBTRATTOX AT WaSHTXOTON the rebel army sent against Pope num­ WHICH IS RKSPONSISUC FOR THX PRKSKXT bered %50,000. With all of Pope’s re­ COXDITIOX OF THINGS. Hx OUGHT TO XXinforcements, his army never exceeded BIST UPON THX MODIFICATION AND RBCON- 60,000, and yet be fought the enemy for STRVCTIOX OF THX CaBINIT IX ORDER TO 16 days aud nights. HAVE IT PURGED OF THE RADICAL TAINT Philadelphia, Sept. 13. which may again infuse its poison over and the mask being thrown off. The New York Herald, which' devoted nine election, in Xoraoiber next. delegates as follows: Kent 18, Barry 7, Ionia 7, Emmett 3, Cheboygan I, Delta 2, Mackinac 3, Manitou 2. Tot*!, 81 delegates. Delegatee will eot be entitled to represents county unless a res- Grand Rapid*, AugMt 29th 18S2. Republics* County Convention. »ere will ba a Republican Convention far the purpose of selecting four delegates to the Slate Couvanttoq, to be bald at Detroit on the 24lh fast, sad seven delegates to the Republican Congress­ ional Convention of the Fourth Congressional District, and far the transaction of such other business as' may be deemed necessary. Each township will be entitled to'four delegates. y. M-.NEVTNS, GEO. THOMAS, X W. BAILEY. J. H. MUNROE, O. L. INGRAM, RtmMean Cbunty AmtaBtar. Uaatinra. Rentember R. IMi ' 1 < ■■■' Since a part of our issue went to'press, the whole. Now is ths time for him to prove himself not only a yreat general out a statesman worthy of the occasion and of the responsibility which he has (late Tuesday evening,) wf have news of assumed. The safety of the country is He Is bound to see a splendid victory ^Maryland, near or entrusted tobim. that no insidious enemy' lurks behind about his base of operation*.' His own particular*1 mvb’ that the rebels were security and the security of his army is routed with great loss and many prlson- involved,'and the fate of ths republic era^re Tho enemy is said to be retreating in confusion over the Potomac. We trwt thia may all prove true ; a vic­ The-Washington Republican of ' the Sth, contains the surprising statement .^pat, previous to the departure of .Gen. Pope, he preferred charges against Gen­ erals Fits John Porter,-Franklin and by their friends, the police proceeded thither and snrroAided the house and has a right to demand indemnity for the past and security for the future, and he ought not to rest satisfied till he is as­ sured by facts, not mere promises, that his plans shall not bo interfered with hereafter.” . . Such, readers, is the alm and object of the McClellan worshippers, and we re gret to say that a few that what t^ey did was under the posi­ tive instructions of Gen. McClellan. hnva been deceived by tho insidious hy­ ell's corps, now-st Washington was a remarkable target for rebel shots. He has a slight wound across the neck by a pocrisy of the really loyal New York men Herald knd Harper'e Weekly, into blind fnith in the General who is relied upon to consum­ mate this unholy revolution- We are not-prepared to believe- that Gen. Mc­ Clellan seconds this nefarious scheme.— bullet, a bullet hole' through his hat, his sword was broka by a bullet, and a bul- With all his short-comings as a General we still believe Aign loyal—not so, how­ ever, with a large dw of his worshipers. the knee.’- Yet be “still Hvee.” T»k V^ojIld, which eommrttced by In­ sane attacks or Secretary Stanton, now Tbs re be!son Friday ’retreatsd rapid­ ly and ’ ih ‘c8B!tAMf~from Cincinnati, leartng the rnad ati^wwFwith camp ket- Thia m not unexpected A and lias and other cumbroM articles. Some rebel prisoners taken say tb» force which iatralion. will probably be no longed quoted m Republican paper.** six pieces of field Artillery. That*was tabards’* Louisiana battery. The rest pcrior country In thia atAto Iias furnished ka fall quota ?)f fatn.'-ffid hAve been offi- nully informed by Gov. Blair that they wiU be oampt from draft. The police made an important capture last night at the house of Dr. T. N. Wil. WHOM THE TROOPS AND THE COUNTRY 11 AVE OOXFIDEXCE AS A GxNBRAL FOR THB CHIEF GrifRn, and that these gentlemen declared fry General Z. B. Tower, of McDow­ Baltimore, Sept 18. liamson, seven miles from this city, on thio TTobkerstawn road. Having received iriformatinn that some rebel officers from the Invading army wlre belng feted Lory Is what we need to give confidence ’ to a desponding people. A special dispatch to the Bulletin saya: "Harrisburg is declared to be under martial law. Every able bodied man is going to Chambersburg. He)b( master orfos ia '"hu ■ ONLY MAN IN itaelf Is at stake. SITUATION.Hl •Ge». Bragg, whom they expected to support their movement, but they did bear that (Jew. Buell had massed bU force- bogged the whole party as follow*;— Capt. Harry1'Gilmore, Co., F, Stoart'* cavalry •Granton D. CarlWe, and Lieut. Bain. These men were disguised In citi­ zens’ dress. The police also seized Dr. Williamson, their entertainer, and the following gentlemen, friends; F.T. Hay­ wood, J. H. Buchmao, Alex. Curry, and Martin Magraw. The whole party were brought to this clt/ and are now In dose Custody. Police.were armed with rifles and pre­ pared for apy emergency. 'These rebel officers belong to this tfty. It is thought they will, as they justly* should, meet the fate of spies. We have positive information that railroad communication was Interrupted and the telegraph wires cut between Harper’s Ferry and Cumberland yester­ day by the rebels. A reconnoisanco to the, vicinnlty of North Mountain, about seven miles south of WilllamBport, encountered some r«l»el plcketi/ We killed and captured thirteen. ; ‘ •-i• It WM discovered that Lee and Jack 'son had crossed the Potomac, near Mar tinsburg. Lringstreet it I* thought would cros* further up the river. The whole rebel force Is retreating across the Potomac. across the Potomac is not believed in offieUI drdM. The ending oT troop. drovfl away on « gallop. ~ AMERICANmtgH’UIJg - As be enme “Sigel! There goea Sigel!” And by the lime lie hitd reached the sidewalk a 'largecrowd-wa^ltroimd him hurrahing •xaledly. iHiWrticeablc that whenever IT WILL MEND WOOD. Bare your broken Furnimre. 1 , IT WILL MEND LEATHER. Louisville, Sept. 13. -Tto)sortersjnst arrt^e frnmO”"berland Gap, rcnqrted that Geq- Morgan made a forty' through tho rebel lines, andrtptured provision train and cattle enough to subafet hh army sixty days. He also cm pts red a rebel General, Aus­ l*«t. „ Bragg is reported to )>e in Tennessee moving to Kentucky, Buell is washing him. Cincinnati, Sept. 13. The rebel army has fallen back be­ yond Florence. Some stragglers taken by our eeouta say they had 20.000 men ; others say only 10.000 advanced. Prisoners say the retreat waa made became they beard of Buell’s^ presence in Kentucky, and bad not beard from Bregg. Our scouts tart night report the enemy retreating in confusion. '•tasily tc^^red 1 *' IT WILL MEND CHINA, roien China Cap* and&uicancia be thin, hut in good health. He and Gen. Bankii_have plenty to d6juatncrw. tin, and aixty soldiera. . A sentieman from Lexington says he saw Kirby Smith there on Wednesday ExaCTerated IT WILL MEND MARBLE. [■bat ptec* knocked ou« of rout M.rbla Mantle e to put op aa aironf aa e»er. report*. As the facts of the recent baftlea come fully to light, It becomes Evident to nil . u )vii.u.MEkn roiicEL^iN. intelligent persons that there has been no such fighting M sojneoCtbedispAtcliesi sent out describe. The lo»sA>ftfiftiaciv ^r twenty tbottenndfa.killed and wonnded h gradually lessening.down to five or six thousand, it is not believed nt the Stir geon 'Generid’» office that tTic w1w>Te number will exceed five thousand. As > filing earned. It will Mrnd B'-w, U^rnl ,I»ivrt, and in fact every lb.ng Imt Mwah. for the fighting;, s6fne<JMt wa» ma cent. That under B*4Jfiday hl it with ered the troop* narlieinatinB in the bjthe nely. bulk < f the fores Rl.,y I’erhap. baturdn ys Bghli Harrisburg, Sept, 14. There was a battle to-day nt Middle­ town. Longstreet’s division, moving on the Boonesboro road in the direction of tn Rntland, September 16, of dipthoria, Groans Williamaport, with the intention, no B., ton of Giio.'kteOfr, aged 4 fri. and 7 tnoa. doubt, of re-crossing the Potomac nt that point, was engaged by the Federala. SWCM NOT letsNothing official has been received al head­ quarters of the bailie up to this hour, mid­ ECOMOMT U WEALTH $10 00 a yeamyrd hi *-«>-r. • 0n<--ftni’i. A? are still arriving on foot and by the rail­ road. Price 25 Cetitii> t Bottle*. ' ( j Price 25 Ceuta pvr B«.itli-. Price 25- Cram per Bptth*. Price 25 C< ntu per Ifoltlr. . . ■: Pricu 25 CVnis per lk»tilc. Bayers. TERMS I'XSH. ' JOHN* * CMOTLEY, (Sole Manufacturers)) 78 WILLIAM SfiXET. Corner of Liberty Street. ▼our Medicine. Therefore we recommend to the public si large, the expediency of baring recourse to your Medicine, and ccn*r<;uentlv. as in duty haved belter. Gen. Franklin has been hotly engaged on the extreme jleft. J do ' not know tho result, except that the fir­ cure for the diaeaaea meutiooed. ing indicates progress on his psrt The action continued till after dark and terminated in leaving us in posses­ sion of the crest. It has been ia glorious victory. I cannot tell w hether the enemy will retreat during the night or appear in increased force in the •morning. I reBACK PAY, PENSION, AC. grcltn add, that the gallant and able Gen. Benn is killed. GEO. B. McCLELLAN, M»j<>r-Gtn»rul. Department, Wellington, D. C., * i.« Price 25'Cents prr Bi.tt’c. baffled their skill. ConKaaeally ye were in a | state of despondency, until we commenced wamg | hilarity, and our gratitude is equal to our H. W. Haileek, Genersl-in-Chlrf: After a very severe engagement, the corps of Gen. Hooker and Gen. Reno have carried the heights commanding Lite Hagerstown road by storm. The troops behaved magnificenily. They never be­ h AMERVriK fBMEXT CLIL. night. . KsroLipji, Henry Co., O., Joly 7,1833. On receipt of nows of the occupation Dr. C. W. Roascs.—ZAur Air .-For the bei.i of Frederick by Burnside, and the ad­ fit of sutTering hnmaoitv. permit us to anrfoonci through the coiumna of your Circular, the soi vance of McClellan, the people became priaiug properties of your Seandinsrian Bloo wild with enthusiasm. Telegraph offices Purifier and Blood Fills, wteieb ia a sun- cure fo Indigoatiou and Liver Complaint. Wo hav were besieged with regard to the result. Great confidence is how fell here as to tho safety of tho Stalo capital. Troops /NEW 1 Hr « itnfxirlai.i 1 I in porann In llu 1.1 । ■ lni|HirUtHt\t.. |L,Dr.. . Iilipnrtanl/to Fatm- • To all whom title suiiy r.. JOHNS dr <1.0 SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, CEMENT I? O CT’NG, ‘‘ COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS ITISFIKE ANb WA iM. l^iOF The Indian Troubles in .Minnesota. nirscoi ton * ocrcvoniDie—rrobnbie uoacr w mm-rent acta or c«ocn-a>; sod bavins Psaceable Soluliou ol all DlIQculttea with I cw»i>l«te arrangement* withTjT8. Ktuoooli*q„ the Chippewas. arF*t) Waahiat’an;WU attend Mr. W. P. Hills left Earl A be reran: ■ . J*® Jf1 bie at 10 o’clock on Saturday night, and ; * reached St Paul nt sundown yesterday. Middle making 240 miles in 44 hotira. He left I '• ' 11. WR1CI1T builditigwof kil kind., meh the beleagured garrison at the fort In wr good spirits, and tally confident they ■wd MINK UCIU iCUOFlNu w i» Uta Sul *?!£££ F,KK- WATK »<- WEATHER and would be able to hold out until reinforce­ li“.« ,lioy»T'w» ^w--' oF ail ments arrive. Eitatepf George Nichols. Captain Vander Hoeck, on Wednesday ‘WLfi^^J^ATE 0F MICHIGAN last sent out a large dctatchnrent of men. if Barry ... T"-.-—ret and succeeded in getting back. about half H ,u, <-rol|alc voire. m tt>e vi|. the cattle which the Indinns harl driven ... Iago of IlMlingu, on Monday I ho 13th dar of off a few days before. They have had September,in the year one tho i»«nd eight bvnlrrd No Heat is jjaekjng application skirmishes nearly every day with'tfie Indians, and on Saturday last a genertd New Advertisements. attack was made from all aides upon the fort by several hundred Indian^/who were repulsed after a vigors’,, fight, with some loss. The Idas in the gnrrison wife'one man killed and two or three wounded. The men nt the fort are much wearied from their incessant watch, and of course Um h. <p|.lUTf «,J •nd wban f>ni%r£ ft&m a pcrftetl t Fibs Paoor “ •^TT’*«ih “^•*“r bodv- wbilh c*'“,0‘ h* «Vtn b,r H“*1, Q*u,<”’ HvowtaSaaixuso of Recr ------..kww ■■ ww r.iaic, are [XT. •I"'1™' *!id nervously anxious for more help. The garrison is composed of about eighty <he. V,™r<’f‘h«P*httaa«r should not be ■ ranted. soldiers, fifty armed citizens, and about fifty women find children. Mr. Hills Heard firing on Sunday morning, and sup­ ‘>>.1ta.tln2. B«n7; a aew, posed the Indinns were again attnckfng. pnoted and creolaliwg In mH oowwtr tel for three suceMive weeks, immediately nn to said dM. 9t toariBf. 7 P Mr. Richard Shute writes ns follows: “I left Fort Ripley on Friday last at 2 o’clock P. M. All was quiet. The Chippewas had agreed to meet the Com­ ELECTION NOTICE. <i . missioners of Indian affairs, Get). Dole U hereby riven, that at the next Gener nnd Superinlendent Thompson, ns booo as the Mille Lae Indiana should arrive. erediux (a^U) The Commiasioners, on Friday, morning Madison, Win., a fortified. Gen. Thom- Buell win I Nashville i TfAhMbENT GLUE IN THE WORLD THfBjOFWrGLUE IN THE WORLt) rtwrfFDURABLZ GLUE IN THE WORLD THE ONLY RELIABLE GLU IN TH EWORLD THE BE8T GLUE IN THE WORLD ■wc^af Virginia. Gene< Sigel cams ’gTsbortly.wd mounted fib ™ fi . r o T,T,.™0T- LlwteBMH Gov. received from the latter a very gratifying gy^ Baeqtaryef State, Aaritor Gawd. State letter, stating that they were on the wny * rM*arer. CaninuweMr of the State I^ad imu— to meet him at the fort, desired pence with the whites and permission to fight the Sioux. “The Chippewas allege gross miscon­ duct on the part of former agents, and Renuorid plead this as an excuse for their late robbcrics at Leech Lake and Ot^rTdl Lnkn. Thia Commissioner and Superiatendent of Indian Affairs promisee thern'k full Philadolpwa, Sept. 13. The Preu, of thia city, received the investigation Into all their griBvancesXnd, when they get into council, there cartnot following dispatch; , . , he a rsaaotmble doubt but that a sitiaNashviixe. Tenn., 11th, 5 P. M. factory ooncluaion will be had. The Whois of Basil's army is hastening Happy for them without foundation. ,. '/fl/.fl mortals to, perforn. . From that time forward the more _.. aririUWdFMt orn^m immediately for the defense of (he State, and be ready f°r marching orders upon one hour's no- tto Uxxos Jfris conspiracy has been •en in in progreaa; w but Intellfaenoe of a reliable character is ■ ^ZWmttanow Sav* bp*n'' adverse. The’ rcociveo, to too eireci mat too reacts, candidate for Cromwellian honors was under Jackson, entered Hagerstown In force this afternoon. The operator left selected in February last; and tho' labor while the rebels were entering the town. of puffing him up to tho requisite pro­ Arrangements for the defeoeof this city portions bsgan by attributing to him are going forward, and'the order of the AN STATE y of Detroit, fests which it wm not In the power 6f Governor issued to-day la considered tho Mb day & CAOBLEY’8 b&Atn Cement Glne. Harrisburg, Sept. 18. that a foul con- its( stead stead a a mllitai military left; and to Install In ita dictator. For more t ' household Washingtt® uiptytr on the street# or nk A* wndta to-day thetw two Tariaom At Williard’a luoKflg <»«■ » Harrisb without ovtum and with form from >. -"GW people here are vary Wovor and Banks, wbeA^erviafl AR N V***M*ay j^A ..correspondent A UJ«r«pl> wind by Om. 8tam™, OITTA x-x«oxza PKIteya CEMVNT. ' and F«r PreserTiiir nd Repairing Metal R**fo*fall kiads. it »dberv> firmly. forming a txHh rquai to tbrro •aqueat opto sudden chungsa of iu<- uraiber. | 1 WJd- JJOT CBACK IN COLD. OU MUN IK WARM WEATHER, AM) SQX.WAKH OF*. Thia cement ia �foal anY. SBifctllatttm. ■ j ormuu. vans w iuxt osutti. . G®*. Rtf leek did not CUU» RAPIDLY AND KAXUCSLLT BY DR RADWATS RADWAY’S . taTTlKj't—*“ km* hi“ '"<onn.nl. 10 bn ■rtWj'nb.aco.Mi th. »b,”ilorf Michigwa Cwiatral BatirwaM. 'n aad snag MonAay, M« 6U UgJ. Pasaen. ger Train, on M** M&jttta .Ceetral Rail­ road willjosre Battle Cresk«o &leW»: O Day Expra«*....tf. NifM Experts..... AI BlurMoct Ijnr ntCbi th. Infcrm.tin. lu wny through tbr “Mguhr” rh«>r..l^ Convinced. • <m u 1*1 P. M. 149 A.M. Day Btrprees1,.. Night Expraasi;.... .2:10 A.M. Instrument Iwliiu.l. w„ renovating resolvent )A GUABAKTM£.-Oaa to aU hotties of Dr. RUay i CUsasfeg Syrup—called RADWAYURENOTATINQ RE80LVENY—will cert the worat cases of Skin Disease, Bocondury 9ypbPM, Nsrsr Boras. Uksra, or SccHm^e EmptUma factiva. Shn thsrafcre now prays'^hii -w , NEWS T« K dcEUEfr LOW PRICES 'jgefiiu.lSfC'r; -mm RV- Bl.w.rtb, ih* lor olUclad u> Morg,.’. b-^) Im, J.ukwo.Tw.n. iblercrpliOK. di.prtbbr. -ffi.WnS P. M r tttoTbtxirwa . ; <1 DIGESTIVE ORGANS. TO THE PUBLIC ... GRANT & SPAULDING rxpbdta iu th«gdirection nnhirnMylnchoa caulioc ott the part of <^r Gsncrnk R. N. RICE, Gert Sepenmendent. "BviXA-va ..i art, ojjfoteA Xo OR u TCkfoSkcxUC. kmJAuiu vmX\X euxfo oXX u\X\s uAxxeYb DR. RADWAY D w A Y’S OLE A NSI NG ^YRtlJ^CALLED RAD WAY'S REN­ OVATING RESOLVENT. Otte u|j»lx bottlrg will cure every fonu CAUCTJEb The Republicans of Hastings are invited to meet io Caucus, at thpCourt Bouse, on Thursday afleruooa, September 1Mb. at’ three o.clock, for the puspose of ebocehig four delegatee to tho ap­ proach ing County Convention. J M. RUSSELL. a R. BURTON. A. W. BAILEY, Township Committee. Hastings, September, If th, 1888. brass Kkt'Foumd.—A sluiff shanked •door key has been fnufid in the Court Houst* yard, and left nt .this office. Wk uavk ukks evil company is like smoke. We can­ without carrying away with us a taint of it. And yet perceptible, -that taint is not so readily nor near so easily, removed. was so. that a comparison, not long remain in it Would it The young man may visit the barroom, or corner his grocery, and another or his lady friend will detect the taint of smoke which he carries with hint, but may fora long time be ignorant •of the moral taint which the company he found there, has fixed upon his charac­ The fond, confiding, and ever-trust­ ter. ing wife may detect tho smell of smoke nnd perhaps the fumes of the which wine cup, her husband asserts were con­ tracted while at his own office upon “bus­ iness” with a friend, which detained him but Oh! she little to a very late hour; stitasi And it U farther ordered that’ raid Petitioner give notice, to the pereuns intoruclea In raid Wlste’ of the pendancy ol arid petition raid thshesnug thereof, by cqiiring: •* ropy ‘df- tbit order to bupuWithcJ in tho •'Uasflfin Ben­ ner ' a newapapcr, printed and' circuJating’ta arid countv of Barry, for rix annemlve weckx, Ittitiedjxtely preriou* to raid day of braring. of akin d«en»e*,HimiorB,Pimplea, BlotchrR.’BoHa.Balt Rheum, Cafiker. Ulcers, liiiiiurit. Feviar Sores. Scrofula nrSvpni- lm,'8.>rey tn the Eyes, Ears, Nos®, Miwttb Scald Head. Lei ndne neglect thia nd- (A inns ropy.) atigiu vice—if you would rid youraelve* from the mitenea you aufler—resorl at once to thia medicine. Otte bottle will dy you inor«qguod than n half dozen ofSar saparillas nnd other mixtures. The dose la small, two .iea-apooDfuils being a Tull dote. which he 18 YOUR CONSTITUTION TAINTED! •’etoek in tbr fiwcnoon of said day, the fallowing described land* to wit:, way's Iletolrenl. in yinletit Gihstkutional The north fruciioouf tlia.Muth-eaat quarter (V) Diseases.. It disengage* from the animal of aaetion No. xtx (*} iu town one(1) north of Range Nina (S) weal, containing forty-two sad fltiids the tnateriet j»iorbi or elements of sixty eight one bsndrvthe (4t O'-IO.') sere*: also ol tha south east disease, and throws them off through the the north-west quarter excretory organs, thus taking the sting quarter (|) of sootion twcl»e( 18) In town two |2] north of range ten [IO] west, containing forty «■ ■ al.n mnn out of the order. It renovates and fresh­ ens the blood, and impnrtx vital energy Wonders are daily Wrought Vy Rad to tho system. In Serofulu, Cancer. Sy philis. Chronic Rheumatism. Lung Com. pm. ADAM ELLIOTT, Erecsfor. Dated Angus, It*, 1SG3. *ag2T plaint®, Skin Diseasi-s. Mercurial Dis­ eases, Contractions of die Joints, Palsy, dbSM MISSION Ell ’ S NOTICE. Paralysis, nnd nil cmnplumls external nr internal which are capable of nssitnting a A 11 peraous haring claims against tbs estate A ol W11.UAX Kato*, deceased are hereby constitutional typo nnd being transmitted -stifled and requested to present the same for from parenis to children, . ------ ■ we - recommend ■ examination and adjustment to the undersigned «AX ' L only \ remedy \ nnd n auro mie. this CominUiiiuncra duly anpuinted by the Probate tho ’irresistible and• searching " ■■ .. . > . al. I Court fur the county of Barry, who will meet fur disinfectcnl, teralive and invigornnt. _________________ _______________________ Price one dollar a bottle or six botllee for I ««•»» *f UmPl *5 ,c’"l7n,b . . ,, I [ITUil day of September.19M. and on WcduexJive dottars. j ^4V ,|10 Mten'ocuib (1“ lb] dar at Itecember, oue DR. RADWAY’S OFFICE, ~rr-»-K. ■ - -------------------- 67 Maiden Lane. ■ Sold by druggists. j C3d Cay uf June, iFrfii, being the time limited by the said I’rubate Court, the final adjiutmcnt of all claim* agaiu.t nald estate. GlI.nFItT STIKKR, lUewie HIRAM J. HANUHBTT, I «<.•»*». Dated. Baltimore, August li, lain. augio £rgal polices. received time will come when But, alas ! that taint the which blackens the eoul, bhall become apparent, and when mother, wife or friend shall be rendered heart-sick by the which imperceptibly moral stench TATE OF MICHIGAN. Babmt Corxrr. as. At a session of the I'robale Court, fur the S the continued proximity to evil associa­ ADMINISTUATOITS SALE. deceased. , of September, in tbeyt Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a II“prere,n‘ttrthenrtT» ep’rtadte.J‘dS. of Probste. ]<*•*••• granted to »e. fe the I'robate.Court of I accumulates from S Ihi uJL. mm ®Din?iBTm©H teu«r», esuavrs, r.rapuoua. ouiw. and Barber's Itcb, one bottle will cure .and Im­ part purity and dearness to the skin And com­ plexion. ____ ■ Uli-’ Will cure Salt Rheum. Scald head. Sore Eyes, Strumous Discharges from lbs Ears, Swelling la tba Groin, Falling of the Womb, Dyspepsia, Henralgia, ‘ •___ • ! . • ’ • WU1 «rn Fever’Sorta. Ulcers, Soros in the Nose or Mouth, Kings 'Evi|. Nodes, Discharges from ths Uterus, chlorosis, PHmery Syphlfas, Glandular Swellings. Ulcers, of the womb. Kick­ fete. Softening of ths Bone^, Fits, Dropalmd Effuaiotu, and Diseases induced by Hxpusurs, Ac. FOUR TO BIX BOTTLES. W|". °£rofals; Syphilis, White Swelling, Bore Legs. Syphilitic Rheumsti.m, Gout, chronic Diseases, Seurvcy, Bronchitis, Tubercles, Lloers .. .kA 1 „nv* nr I.lvnr and dia- i-g to- rotate of •■'d deceased Io wit; The north-west quarterly The arrangements other persons interested ’■thS? to : K»» equal any heretofore held. Paxson Browblow will petitioner deliver the addtess, which will be a feature of great attraction. littouer _ _ be pea- j ---------------------- -----------------besriiig thervoL by ciuMinr s copv of thu notice and order to be , published tn the Hastings Banner, a public , newspaper printed at Hastings and circuUung iu aaidcountv uf Harrv, for .three succewira weeks, aept',7 On Friday General Pope asked to be relieved from bis command, nnd his re-­ quest wax granted. He at once preferred charges against Generals Fitx-John por­ ter, Franklin and Griffin, for refusing to obey orders diring the engagement. thereby causing ibe defeat. A ’Stiurt ’ ' Was ordered, martial Oruyrru, and miu held its first — • - morning, t_ _ at —■ at.* W Ar meeting vn Sunday the War Department. Joseph Holt is Judge Advocate; Major General Codwallader, ' “ ““A" Judge of,Probate. ROBATE Order.—Slate of Mi^ugan. County of Barry, a».—'At a aeaaioti of the Pro Ute for A* roun-y of B-rry. hdlde. al th. _ viltsg. «f Hratiug*. on Prolrai Offire. la _th. rroa^s vw lbou Tuo4kT. the uiutbdsy and sixtftwo. 1'ProMot. "** ?*C.prtodls, Mgeoi Trobats-’ ' . lhe matter of lbs <»i*te at Thutnaa Barber. . * -1 - — - - P 1 Ilf Fnheet Blfein. praitnx. amoogst otn«r thing*. . ,ha Wfti sod totamrnrvf .*uidsese«cd. “ this court, ms. be admitted to Km?,, .mu.. ■».«.» mim* ccunpoae Mansfield'a absence, and that of Ostwral Porter, who will be first tried, the board adjournefi-tiH Monday. ’ '' . It is reported that Generel Pope hw •for fifteen days. Porter’s corps has Seen consolidated with that of HeotilomBn, and Reno signed the command uf McDowell* tv of Barry, for tiiri* S'icaesMre w..«s, tmmeu* We lean) from good autborKy that Gen. Bu-11 hu Wl«> ua witt bl* army tn N-rii.llln, «nd th«t Im »M bern ■t that pn.nl by Gat; BoMnnr.n.' col omn ofGCn. GHnt'.Wy.' from Ink*— tho two .rmie, being l.rpi ennojh to puheriw Brags ,nd cpuirc Kirbj Srniin. if properly hSUIcd. ' Cot- t» P'-P" • Imbecility end MoDv^l's MeDowellJtw; wntwt'* I««er to the Proton; Mklng fb«t bia action, mny U investigated.* ’r cam i LIEF should be applied. Taken internally—a ua-spobuful to half a tumbler of watan-willcura acidity of the atdamch, anJpromote digestion, it is a pleasani and healthy stimulant. •krptical.and be convinced. Il combines in its composition tho properties of a diffusive stimulant an antiseptic, a mild but effective Astringent, and a direct power draff the nerve*, neither narcotic It fulbll* the iodtoation ofMoaliungtba' eteculrtoil, (qmI rifoftivdy. and mriu httantifully to mind* that can underetand ita aethutt DIRECT LTzaLi^aatioTb^ .. JcLTjLTldioe, Ki/l-ney Complcbiizts, FROM KvXUts arc eov£\.\to%cA vexve o-vA vwfts cuxCi \xc.y\j%, vt&ucXb. vcxaVtc Wxxvct. rVovv>e. Ur 'B.o\>aeV% feXomac^ 'BkXXe.vo art. XW \lOov vcxaxx'* VvwtxA. Ur. WoWk's SXo'tvx.o.e.Xx TAkXXe.es DR. RADWATS PILLS. IRBIWCIBID 1PIBWIB3. \\vc \lOO'c vexaw vtvavxx^ Uoc\ov'% UVV\s. If people anderatobd the importance of purgestion with RADWAY’S FILLS, in contradlatincVIIV, • — .. r.v ing. save thrmselrea fn-tn much suffering. and greatly improve tbeir health. RADWAV’S PILLS ‘Dr. "RoWck'% We have every kind of goods, such as They era or Elaterutm; and more soothing and baaling than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarinds, or Castor Oil. AS ALTERATIVES dies. Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. Dead-ache, Ac. In the treatment of fevers, cither Bilious, Yellow, Tvphoid, and other reducing fevers, they art su­ perior to quinine. Their InUuenee extends over tbs entire system, controling, strviigtlicjuag, and bracing upllie relaxed and wasting energies, and regulating all tba aecrcitons to the natural per­ formance-of their duties. cleansing and purifying the blood and pursing from the system all dis­ eased deposits and impure bnmore. They differ from all purgative pills. Tbeir ration is not local, or confuted to a portion of the "Bv. *&Lo\)aeV% IBdDdDlPS <& SIEI(DIE^j S\ovo.o.e\x WtX.Xe.ve 6.«\>x\.vXtx.XcX. GROCERIES - wlr\oaxc\\.o\^ HARD-WARE J * ttXowvacXv 'S’x.XXevft ar^kVvt So\A\.e,r,’% VrwoA,\n^ ^.rtvew^kw^ U\.arr\\ca, U^%exxXttrx^ U.WunxcAASVCL, cXe. CTiese ^.ttera art put up in, quart bottles, <if whiah the above is afao-eimile. The label is finely engraved, and is provided with a eafe-guard from counterfeiters. (Price fl per bottle, os six for $S. . , C. W." JJohaolc, (Proprietor, Jfo. 6 East ^burlA Bi., Dihifinnati, to whom all orders should be addressed. AND FOR BALE BY DRY GOODS! Roberts A Striker, Hastings, Eli Nichois, Jaj 8. Terry, Orangeville Mills, 11. C-.Swilt. I’rairtenDe, H.B. llennlngton, Middleville, and by drnggista CHANCERY ORDER. QTAfE.OFMICniGAN.-fbe Circtflt&Brt for O the Cmintr of Barry; in CbaSoerr. '• igkth Judicial Circuit; Suit pending mi seed at the. Court Uvusc. in the village of Hm‘i said Countv, on the ttd dty of July,’ A. Stacks of and Mies ReeeiUl l^fmdants. Jt satisfactorily appeariupby affld* in thia erase, that- Ihe. abAve.MBwd Palmer H. RussaU, is not a roaident of of Michigan, bntrealde* itt thv Elate of' II aUnmatainrail i Mas Clothing, tfotaltor, within Many persons are in th® habit of taking Saito, ae«|timent of RqM>Ni*n« Complaintofi • f atoPJ of arid tide order, aqd i >n. these di Acuities still remain to torture and vex yen-. T« dava Uio complainant cAum a notice af this order to'be published in the ‘/Wtny* Umner, a pub­ lic newspaper, j.ritttedipuWtafnd and circulating I view of THESE HARD TIMES wa <rs selling OUR GOODS '-I - RADWA ’naSiM sstra.’ i Unusually Low! -firtis! tUnty, [«.) excepting ten «ax\o^o\Ac,. Ur. *Slo\»ack'« Jf both. Ft ast.—They “tduecUy “PJ® “• roua system without touching the bh»d re m .nd for the county of public auction or vendue to . oh Thursday, the twenty tinb riwimttiw equilibrium of the circulation earaumember. A. D. one thonsand .7, . : Da Ssecentar. —They act ’ . n’elock at Sit. "RoWk's txxxA wxaVx In Yellow. Typhoid, sn44<iliuua Fevers, in ErysipelaaJitmUl lrox. purgation is higtir eaMutid; but toadministeredose of Drastic Pins, the irri­ tation they would produce and the relaxation and depletion that would follow, would be likely to prove fatal. In ibase cases a mild, soothing and gently stimulating laxative, that will purge and MsL-aootbe and.atrangthen.liks Radray's Regu­ lating Pills, is rnqulrrd. The cause of so many deaths iu tbse diseases is owing to the want of a purgative like RADWAY'S PILLS, that will of every description purra.vithout depleting or interfering with the functions or other secretions. Not one 1 n a hund­ red of Yellow or other fever caaes would prove fatal ifjtadasy s Pills were adopted tnlhcir troal- AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. OAX&. VtXVUJ.CVtX’U. XVhfo lion produced by the Drastic Purgative PHI* will ..... I. i_ — — —1.... ><!>-.r* rhstinmiism. gout. Ao , in the kind of pills to take. If R A DW A YrH J'l LLS are tak m a core w d I folio w There are a clara of chronic disease*, chronic Rheumatism, Enlarwaairiii'of the Liver. Spleen Entargement. dirasw* canard by the excessive use of calomel. Mercury, Quinint* in Which oolchium goisc are prescribed fieely. In these diseases BADWAYVS REGULATING PILIE are far more SXowlClc\\ WvXXws ate \\\c, vvcXx. YtvavCs. So\ae«^ awA Cow^ovt. TO THOM WBOT1MKK. eery, made on the •> oul<nd cj,ht i.vndwl tho year rfour Urdone wuu.rau pg»dfog o’j a oxA. aW. kuv xvaXuve. h!“ '.‘MH>i*Vfc* dMlh lint be diod a vi«im l.t'MBtGft, (j»afed uf). CIBI.DM. .*. /... I... jiURNN t^ijMas^.^.L.^ JUST RECEIVED ^Bilious :Fev&r, Fever arid, th Liver Co-nzplaint, < A large stock of ' Some advocates of Drastic Pur^atAa ermuas ly holddhat griping, nausaa, stckoeM, iutitju, during ths Operation of tbeir pills, is a favorable sign i tlthcjr pills expelled with the faeces tho diseased humors left circulating in the system, CHANCERY SALE’ there would be but little pain or griping. . It is Internal administration. " ben applied exter- the sbaoncs of the bile and other bnmore. which TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Tbs Cireuit Court nrily, it will bo found a moat powerful counter tbcit imperfect pills fail to purge out of the sys.. _ L..ntr of Usrry-in Chancery. tet®. that oocaaioos the pain. By examining the stools evacuated after serero griping, they will be found thin and watery. ■ .■xpectrd In that quarter very «oon. Chicago 7><‘Swm. • :*I , ■ '- ■ Will relieve thow who suffer palna. instantly on J it, application externally or by interuuliy. and cures— RHEUM ATIHM .. ...................... m>BK TIIRUAT............... TtKrrH...................... i NEt'BAlAJlA (^arpxysmaof.). £ramP8..*.7 hraDAUSE. (.1*1.It,. ’* TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. MoDowell hMT«»iTmi Imre of »bM«er L To those who do not wish to be troubled with • thinking, but like to bare their thinking done by ' s >me oue else, re any iritMl erphtnu:.-^, that RAHWAY’S READY RELIEF i S«?5uiiioFsi>8: be'assdgned fur ths hearing of said psUiMSU.and that the heirs at taw of raid decestod, andI all since been snsicned to the ojmmand of the Army of th. H.Mb*«I, .M 'Oil Gm.. corprat. TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK AND TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. . HVAE CHILDREN curr, blue pill, brneo their importunes In eases of liver complaints, andsplceu difficulties, Jaun- plete, and it is thought the exhibition will WE RADWAY’S READY RESOLVENT given In dna« ufbalf a teaapooafal three timet per day, will cure 3orea of the Guma, cankers ta the Mouth Sore Heads, Kara, and Eye*, either from 'Vonns, Teething, or any other cauae. If troubled with cough. Re»llc,»ne»a at Night, half a teaapounfal of the RESOLVENT will insure a cure. Pr.ct One Dollar a bottie or rix betllea for Five Dollar*. Principal office,87 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold br Druggist* In every town In the United State* and Canada*. RAD WAY A Co. C. W. T A VLUR, Admiuiitr.tor. seem, from their circular, to be very com­ Come and See ! 1 enry, Quinine,corrosive sublimate, Ac. ThereUS no dineaie of (he Skin, Joint*, Bones or Glands, but that this remedy will cure. It cleanras the BLOOD. Rcaolrea alt diraued depoilte*. nod renovate* the ayaten with herith and strength. In all cases a»fc for RADW ATS RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Price per bottle One Dollar. Person* calling at Dr. Radway’* A Co.'*offioc.S7 Maiden Lane, wilLfe supplied with rix bottles for Fire Dollar*. Sold also by Drugg iate. i «L is to be held at Detroit on the 23d. 24th, 25th and 2Gth inaL IN OUR LIKE OF TRADE; V * THREE BOTTLER. Pill, in the Arcana of Medicine. “ ' Tub Statk Fair.—,The Anqugl Fair of ZU.n.X£Lmn^rat r “ ** * hVtPJrout^ord^Jr'that Mondnr the Hth the Michigan State Agricultural Society CJ$ tYvc 'WcoX. CLfek So\k\\xA\\wr«. cl \.oxm£ \xw\.e, \x«xv trucXx. x\tc,i\cA. axv o.v\xc\e o\ StonvacXx. U’AXcys, tckfobX Lift, \lVO\UI V avxA. a\ XW a Xvrexyex\XkXJrL T” h»ic». ’ On rcadfag uuMHng Hie petition, duly van lied | North Dour of the Court Huura in the village of counter-irritant, sudorific, alterative. ot ifoq.irc ifanyeo. .Jb-rt’E. B«ty<E.dtae to tions. the genetel ‘ ONE BOTTLE. —WE STILL— TWO BOTTLES. HeeuM granted to me. by tho Probate Court for the from the associates he met al the billiard saloon or the card-table. Judge of Probate. - least inconrenienoe. EXECUTOR’S SAUL drvants of the moral taint which dictated that fnlsehood, and SHERMAN C. PtINDLE? , BAB DISCOVERED A CLEANSING SYRUP, Called R*dwat“i Rxxovatixo Rtmoxvsrr—toal will eureevery species cf Skin Diseaac, Serofula, RyphiliUa Eruptions, Fever Sores, Ulcers. Th mure Bait Rheum. Sores bfall kinds. Ifvmoro, fustales BA ow AY’S REA DY RELIEF. throughout the8»U«nterotog Ura Won 87 Mmdbx Lahb, N. Y. movement is TjOWARD ASSOCIATION, PWWU. the call* ba M: beet .stiaiiwm Uba dua Admlra BmrUIW TmU! and finally almoet everything /<* Java *^mS1 aSf GRANT da SPAULDING b^MAoilMArt- �SALE iOFHt s IS 2212 SUUWt-Au-JWiXi * .1 it an al 1 14 f ” 14 about l r.» M 9 11 :?«•*: .8. 545 • MX. >'b Rural following extracts, Mid to « £ 55 r lUStateMaitMk XMoe prior to the LANGFORD Q. KUBY, Avd44cr Crrrnrr-f Id 81 s- ring.thia old custom and toot*, though r, of the younger onss try the Mme, nnd MM n wKiraweWM on thia subject I thought I trouble foyself or the aodety M t/0 situated for • fu|l and fair give It one more trial, *hlcb, In my own mM, has MUbliabed the Act that no portion of the fodder can be taken whi)« preen, without material injury to the corn; and that’wben the fodder is fully matured the tope may be taken with very little loss of grain—Ices than t#i 1 0 4 04 11 40 IB 0 641 rix of ST 1855. 81 M ttl three and one-half pounds each, equal to fifty-two bushels thirteen pounds. No. 5. Topped without stripping, September 15lb, made eighty-nine bask­ ets. which weighed thirty-two and onehalf pounds each, equal to fifty-one bush­ els thirteen pounds. The fodder on all the above, except No. 5, waa gathered on lhe27lh of Sept., when fully ripe ; some of the blades dead. No. 5 was out on the 15th, twelve days earlier, while green, though fodder saving was general in the neighborhood at the time. It will be seen by comparing it with No. 2—which is of the same dam. but cut twelve days later—that No. 2 made four hundred and eighteen pounds, or about seven nnd one-half bushels per acre more than No.'5. Had the blades been gathered at the same time 1 bare no doubt the loss in grain would have been more than doubled-. This shows the ruinous waste of gathering fodder before the corn is ripe.” These several lota were put into a bag, each with tbeir number attached, and when carefully dried were band-shelled, and then weighed, giving the above re­ sults. These experiments need no more comparing or ventilating to teach their import, yix: That no part of the stock or fodder can be removed while the crop is maturing, and particularly while ripening, without decreasing the amount of corn, to an amount which should cause those in the habit of “topping,” to consider the subject fairly before doing so in the fu­ ture. I have thought often upon this subject, and enquired of many concerning iu ad­ vantage, but the moot satisfactory answer was, "The old corn-raisers used to almost always top tbeir corn to let in the sun, and father used to bis.” Well, here was somewhat of an argument to be sure, yet it did not satisfy my doubU about the propriety of the practice, hence it was never tried.—Maine Farmer. a ?« M Sis pounds. No. 2. Topped without bldaing, made 74 1 r •; £ < LANGFORD G. BERRY. fl<J AHT per cent. ‘“The order of this experiment waa the same as last year; alternate sections of two rows each repeated several times to acres the amount of nn acre. a» follows: No. 1. Left standing, made one hun­ dred baskets per acre, which, when shel­ led, weighed thirty-three pounds esch, equal to fifty-nioc bushels forty-six one hundred baskets, which weighed thirty-three pounds each, equal tn fifty­ eight bushels fifty-two pounds. No. 8. Cut by the ground, made ninety-six baskets, which weighed thirtythree pounds each, equal to fifty-six bushels thirty-two pounds. No. 4. Topped and stripped, made ninety baskets, which weighed thirty- K •«g; 71 86 744 I haXornwXH ••X°< 12 •XVs tX ,U w aide of ..V IS 1858. fork r»«x w s 40 M0 W >0 10 io tl 811 89 ® 1850. -337 90 316 74 1 81 ofaeX M Ju aM 34 ■ e^ofuejf if 16 IS i 61 10 16 1 01 5 34 10 16 1'01 : f 34 . 6 01 6 01 6 01 0 8 IM 164 1861. Town 1 North of Range 7 West Tows 8 North of • elt'of n «XM r} ol.wj > >2 ofieX X Ml WW16 47 71 ■ eaiofitfll 16 *Kof»»X n «w«X< !• :$?:£!? B.XrfsvW 1» 5 acres. commenci-, --------sooth of the quarter post on the north line of section No. 10 loo 90 160 ,160 7 89 76 16 Srt 1 a 40 40 160 • wt| Ufa .61 to the place of beginning, ••¥*■3**! net) of aw} 1 166® IM 1H7 1159 1140 1141 1144 *2 90 4 49 "X of • «X 13 • wX»f»«V 18 W 40 2 10 lot bounded ) ill property, y M vo| jj tfofswV 1 (of.olf -1 lota 1259 a Irtkl 140 89 t UJ n eXof* wX 19 5f» EHStrni Addoer. 40 40 160 55 5 548 •ptofHofawHt 19 27 1 99 90 29 09 7 10 71 0 8 71 3 70 37 90 4 97 Vilkov uf Utupgc’ 160 160 wX is i.ij to rW^wX 17 18 5 02 IS 19 latte Vi Alt MW Town 4 North of Kup w West • fin»t 18 H. N. SHFJ-ftON <72 A sweet apple, soqnd snd fair, bas a deal of sugar or saccharine in itsTorepo­ sition. It is therefore, nutritious; for sweet apples raw, Will fat cattle, horses, pigs, sheep and poultry. Cooked sweet apples will “fat” children, and nuke grown people fleshy—‘fat” not being polite as applied to grown persona.— Children being more <»f the animal than “grown folks,” we are not so fastidious in their general classification. But to the matter in question, in every good firm­ er’s house who has an orchard, baked sweet apples should be an “iMtitullon” in tbeir season. Everybody, from the toddling babe holding up by iu father’s knee—children are decidedly n household commodity—awav buck to “our rever-j end grandmother** In her rocking chair, lovea them. ar.««r. -x 6 18 17 10 1® 7 1 1 59 Sf.y*l 49 nptofb|ofse| 16 8 16 tlfiGBEST PIANOS. 615ft M«. US Itilmt .‘snar*4*’ 7 Octave BoMvood Pinr.o, 90 It 80 18o Town 8 North 1 W IU ■saia efnwC »5 a tjY-12 ;oY«wV u 1 89 li> ._ 3J8 ’IS‘if 51? 5 No sweetmeat smothered & FO l«O P0 tlfiO CASH. rfssl to t200, MteoritetestMWO 19 in sugar is half so gnr»d; no aroma of dissolved confectionary is half so simple 'of . «j 840 as the soft, pulpy flesh of a well baked apple of the right kind. It is good in milk, with bread. It is good on your plate at brrakfost, dinner and supper— we don’t “uke tea” at our house. It is good every way—“vehemently good ’— aa an enthusiastic friend of ours onoe said of tomatoes.-F. Y. World. J.UuU sw«i GROVEBTEFK a H U.K, 47®BMOM>WAT,ftfc» YUIU. Wool! Wool! THE PUCE TO GET W«H.CAJH>E1>. On MAXvrj.cn san ixn> a Goos Qt Jtrrr or HO •.xJfl-’S’ Flax Caltara. Although we do not intend al this time to enter fully mtn the subject of fisx cuJ tare, yet a word may not be out of place ib calling attention to it. For the time, at least. Cutton is neither 03 35 10 70 «T„ 64 71 10 I >0 82 10909 90 •r <• rri tun 'vrtttrt. 97elo hirer, ttweos ■ w alone ••id river to Henry Harty’. teKj.theuoe •XefawX 19 xiK«? ( 0 7S25.TJ?!?—,“» »"»I—-—j CA<U light and yielding, and should be finch pulverised to considerable depth. 1 •ova in drills, 2| bushels of aeed to th $ IgJ 3 JL JS.S ESS sg£i I S 18 5 548 «(• -X •Tbwx ><old Ilk* 10/0 aaijir s 9 59 » 90 3 ,‘S «»t 1 ■> • ii h w < ie IS B£ 9 69 M 0 1164 is 11 il � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-09-24.pdf 3a5b893789edf42a7b26e30d733ce7ed PDF Text Text KUS 80CT8AH .anlO >' jihihit^.^i III .syjiigg terms, si oo.Toar HOM HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1862. PUBLIBMED XVKRI WEDNESDAY, TJI !g!gwggggW*rowroi4 lutings gainin', <l$e OjtoU '|i*etrjr' r“ Pertainm. u hl, TM wnatw reivl* felt my heart aadlbly besttefo f.-r-Hwaw that, should I fail in ntv aim, no eerthly ns It was too-bud.^To be thus OMttW- that 1 ahould saw m him again ; and I knew also that, in this moment of ta- aaaTi . dicted when I was coeviaeed of Ike trtrth er forgive’iDyoelffaotis I had determin­ of what IJted stated,., was to mo insup­ ed that I wiiuld ffte' ioW—that I would portable. Al fihrff grew irritated—then only wound him, If possible. But If I anflry ; but while mjy words waxed warm should be killed ! Strenuously as 1 strove htf retained complete contebt over his to banish It, this thought kept recurring teniper, eiriFhft replied wert balm and to me again and again."; I. wia s6 ybilng , driightW; „vJ; decided. Mtoi?pertapa, this very ex- to die- but if die L mturt,rfelt that I woujd aretee tricoataM Wer hfti tefoper; that so sootier faft ’bjr Clbment'* band than a Forgot tbs ynjojmroUtrsMpfliir j^yp—- , >ery flew'ret U" withered, saba blssaoia is exasperated ime^atid'mado me lose mine; Wmier^.1 /BtfF irftiodt Tobe wort Uf blighud, but <MrtiuniitpsthM,: completely forget adieu to nfy rtlatWes-L'to fhoii 1, lovail promptly secured, and la all caaoatweharus un­ less succsMfnl. Office la the CourtHodroT tian. A Ubers! discount to jraaHy advertisers. or Ifn MkMuui; hmw R. N. SHELDON, ” OSes tad aialfidtia&btfa.lj'bi* aiiaum, if pOUNTY TRRA8URKR. Will prr nuttenlar ADvnrniKo. Than be Spoke eel ml ra»d''dk- before, wUh DR. B. J. HANKY. ■pBi8ICUK.aURnF.ON ud ActmdiMr. Of'*'• «~«i»••>• o~«j »«*. £,£"”E5j ting myself, And gi ving ▼qpc^ao My tin- best ;it> this Stbtld l—the thought waa govemabh*!riqre, I called him« liar ,aceu maddenine ring bim'Atrtbtf same timi’of atrlving to d During Ithe short interval oftime which But Spurned be tbsnuL to true feeling astrsngkr, taka away from mo the honor which wan woold elapse before lhe son's shadow That rdfosea to valor the mead h ha* won ; justly my duo. "«i* ri bnfl ,nmr । should touch Ute sapling, an after thought ’Tie a prise dearly earned amid peril and danger, .Whan Lbad said that weed.4*Meh no struck me, and I called to Ciemeht—“If wb^lWoom' tilJ eternity's march I* begun. man should say to another; whleh 1'could ‘□one of us should be'killed who will know 1 t -liar, » ; not haveiaaH had 1 been myself, I bitter he' wMnot murdered!” ly repented it. . . {.Iw-d | i-<-i8ucb adauigsl'awcams' over* BlJttfent ria-tied. " ■•• ■■' ■ ' ’ . .: d*f*ndiDg, HWaok testimony will not duffice in a; i I hevbraarw before and hope heMw'fo stie of hwl” again. A rush of bibod suffused his face, “True,” he said; “1 had not thought and hia wholer Mme fairly shook wlA Though delightful that wreath to the rotary of’ nervous agitation, While hia Angers graSp­ oram.’- * *>lt write? OWriiig iHeaf But the wreath which encircle* th* brow of th* GREAT mi!i gistings’ ^nsintss girectjrj. . ,, □^JETR.ailA.JSrTB. GRANT A SPAULDING, EALERS in all kind* of drv, good».groc*rie*, crockery, Ac. .Srtle »L,at »b< port office. D Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS RABON AlsMSR. . .U. DRUG EALER IN, GROCERIES, provisions, pro d -<e. Hlsb. butter, lard. pork, and grain of *11 kind • Also tojrauandw*. ete , etc. Store in Calilorn a Block. Slate street, lisstingi^ Mieh, STORE!!! D Roberts & Striker. D. C. HAWLKY, F.ALERio«U kinds of Family Groeerie*. Krone and tVoodsn ware, and » general as- D JUST RECEIVED Ronr.nfii; >tb1ker, EALERS in dregs, medicines, patent medi­ n new and most complete assortment < cines. paint*, oils, turpentine, burning fluid. ,........ -. J—_ nnttr* <*roDRUGS AND MEDICINES, eerie,, -w--- -•—---• ^Chcmicnl*. Paints OIH, Cam Holbrook’s Now Block, Hastings, Sltch. D i< phene, IlnrniuK Plaid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. ulsivelv at the stuck dffris df-his trusty .cd’ convulsivelv ' Who SMM f_____ __ ______________• _, sPriM. Thbiigb eadh patriotic bosom boat* hlgh at tbs With an aimtet superhuman effort, which waj^ intensely Minful for me to' scfijhe regaidiftl h’s self p<wsession ; and Yrt, 'titonly io bloom Ikrtlb* Itorcleu flourish ; , though bis face was trow qasby pale, and his eyes fixed and glassy,-his-touts when he spoke were calm, quiet and vety de­ liberate. Tl ■ . •* U’-’ i-’n-l-' • “You have called me a liar,” he said'; “y<»H shall first prove your words, and Y ct blame not the bard that, with ha man arersioo. then you sbaU account to me for them," He shndileriug torn* when the brttie storm and be beckoned me to follow him. lowers. I obeyed mechanically. Arrived at And exult* tbrt lhe rim ofthe patri*^’* exertion— the dead body of the leopard. Clement Peace, sanctioned by Honor—ere long shall be addressed me. “Where do you say your ours. Then the warrior ahall abeath, with a *mil* of bullet entered 1” “Near the shoulder." I replied. “Then perhaps,you can find it." he said Hi* sword tbst he wielded his country to *ars». bilterjy. NWEF.ZEV A ALLEN. TTORX’EVR ATT. A Wand Solicitors inChan­ .. ... •__ ..__ •:__ _.:u ■ - ?W8 MOW* iincing, me Foreclosures "f raortcuites. Ac. will bo happy to attend to all calls in th* line of their profession aud business. ' . Office in the Court House. Hasting*. Mich. r^f FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURP0«E8,0NLY_g4 DANIEL COOK, Also a full slock of USTICE OF THE PEACE, General Und *nd T*x Agent, will attend to th. collection of dcbtssndril other bttrieeM pertaining to In* office. Olfice in Goodyear’s block, uj> stair*. J I. A. HOLBROOK, GROCERIES! *°TF.r COFFEE. RUOAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; ra. unsuccTT, — ----­ Ollies, second »lory of Rower • block. J. R. RUnETX. HYSICIAN and Surgeon. store. State strec|. P JOHN rill Office in Roasdl’i iHTTinima? j>3ebtthcxb’i Ab4 CoekiBK Extracts, BERTS, DwelliDgoa Broad­ , Hous*. you hand a good assortment of II. Pe CHERRY, d Conveyancer, will » otary fd entrusted to him with leo-Llo all . Residence, Johnstown, promptnc** and anka kept always on hand. N rtss resciui. ixra. r*r»b *sVKWW3. CAB08. *'■ OpOT «r .Wlr- »>? b. I».« Ml It lb. I.. H. BTEWART, ^JisttUanj. ,nr FIRST SHOT AT A TIGER. 1 stooped down, and scanned carefully the body of the . leopard. There was nu wound to show that a bullet had entered near the shoulder, but there were evident signs of one having glanced from lhe shouider-blade. I looked up—I did not speak ; It was evident that he saw in my face what he al ready knew. “And now," be said, “you will sec that my bullet pierced its heart!” Utoking down again I saw, sure enough dose to thu region of the leopard's heart a wound where the bullet had entered, which muNt have caused death so sudden- 1 ly aud inslantaneoudy that it bad scarce­ ly drawn any blood. There was no long­ er any doubt in my mind ; 1 was thor­ oughly convinced. “And now,” continued Clement, nd dressing me—“Now that you have not boee-ubli to prove your word*, you shall It was in the month «>f April, one of lhe hottest months of an unusually hot Indian season, now some ten or twelve tears ago, that 1 set out with my friend V-------- , on n tiger hunting uxprdiliun for the Jugdispore jungle. Tlie vast jungle, or impenetrable for­ est, as it muy justlv be termed, wa», at the time I write, the haunt of numerous wild lieasta, and among these many Buigtil ligers, wnich werii the terror of the neighborhood, and which from their im­ mense strength and ferocity, proved themselvea in aeverat encounters such eitHer sesrecd them, or you shall aceoant ' dangerous antagonist that few Europeans to me fur 'than*"ro“I acknowledge that I am wrong.Clemcared to attack them. From the first moment of placing foot ent," I said, bitterly, for bis arbitrary on Indian soil I had greatly desired to manner irritated me; “but you nlust learn that ! am not to be intimidated in to tuske closer acquaintance with these for midable brutes, ol which I had heard so retracting my words." “TJire you thall not Itavt thu place much, and on the day in question I was alive!” As he spoke these wonla, he in high apirita on setting out raised his rifle slowly to his shoulder and 1»-------- (or Clement, ns I familiarly cal­ from hld’pnpkbtboHfc.' be look a ^etfcil And now that the work of death was very wrung, but we have learned a les­ complete. I glanced towards the sapling. son that 1 trust we never shall forget.’ — The shadow of the tun was very clow u> Beheld out his hand; I grasped it ea­ gerly. My joy knew no bounds. Wha^ T bad thought to be impossible bad now touch. Banishing with an indescribable effort come to pass. Harry and I were again the thoughts which came crowding fast reconciled. During the half hour which and thick upon me. J kept my eye fixed elapsed before our Indians returned we on the sapling, calmly awaiting the dread neither of us spoke—1 believe our hearts moment. , And now it bad come. The shadow which had been stealing nearer now touch­ ed lhe stem of the sapling, and at the precise moment, and almost at the same time, we bulb stepped from our posts and fired I 1 felt Clemente bullet, with a whix and a dull, booming s>und, pass cluse to my cheek—-ao cluse, indeed, that 1 almost thought 1 was wouuded. When lhe smoke from our rifles cleared away, 1 saw Clement standing erect; there waa tin doubt 1 hud missed him, and that in attempting to fire low I had entirely fail­ ed. But there was no time to thiuk, for drawing bis sword, and uttering almost an iinprepstiw> al lhe failure of his shot herproog forward ti» the attack. J,a«empisd-to draw my sword but it would not come. Tbomore 1 lugged the firmer it remained ; lhe more violence 1 used, the faster it stuck. I verily believe that at that moment 1 cursed that sword. Relinquishing, then, my hupclese offorts, I folded my anna on my breast and confronted Clement, calmly awaiting his onset and the sword which 1 know would be plunged into my breast. But it was never income. Just as be had upraised hia sword Io hi* right hand ready to plunge it-into me. and that 1 thought my last uMxneut bad arrived, it was hurled vb.leully from his hand to so<uo dirtance and he himselt was thrown with fores to WffllRAlPi, IF©® ©ASH slum* * BrxBows. p„d.r xu-jasstsasi* r R *!-ZZSft.“4?«S G' MANHOOD; After the smoke from our rifles had You-hure not sustained yoor old pre* rtveloj*. «• «*y Up to this lime I had acted under the impulse of thr. moment and almost with­ out thtHRht; but now that the excitement ./iba Um* was <war. loeeM reaHee the hare little toeeey. with ua, I bathrthfslies with It; then produdnga (hsk from tfi.n»o6krt,!t pour­ ed *onws brandy down thtai^throal., The 3fW« liquid ineffitbly ravjyfdjhlm, and In » tew moments he was enabled to re gain liis feef, however, .•eeio^ ual he was still too week to refefti heriftw foet.1 front hli’pjiohet and wrote the following return, ;» {," i,(.z* , ,, After tEe Indians h*dwdeparted,, Clem'words!rn" ■- • . _ “Tlte'&nderrigwed have thW day en- ent rtmainedsilefit'for i>ome tithe f'then 1 gageSiht ,4nvml ■ colnbat. That every­ addressing me,'W said t ’?'• ' thing was conducted1 Id-• spirit of tqiiHy our two lndiaha.iMobuI and Vtaram Beg, 1 iadeb^ for my „ cewteutify He whoCdli, Wto in Mr . “1 iid,” I replied. “Good God T" he *ald. “thlb.irAgR fight." J ' Hft?1 ' Undorneartr-he'eigoed bis name ; then retribution; that the pasting the doeunient U> me, be request­ was bent on taking away .uWuld bare ed me to sign. I did ao, and' returning saved my own. Eprgive me, Harry,” it tu him, Clement hung it on a bough of he continued, coming forward and calling tne by my name ; “we have both been the sapling, then returned hit position. led him.) was a thorough sportsman and poihted it at me. ' I saw by his determined look that he a splendid shot; and although this was to be my first meeting with these “mon­ meant what be said, but I was not afraid. Leaning ray rifle against the stern of a archs of lhe Indian forests,” I had little tree; J folded my artns on tny breast, and Michigan. \______ :__________ ■ — doubt of success. ‘ ’ , Carrying each a frosty rifle, we left the confronted him. J. M. NEVINS, “If you wish to commit murder," I small town of J ugdispore. where we had e would resfocuwiy ano- ^4?. been staying, at un early hour of the »ald—“If you would murderadefenedew iiroandConUets. O^’ roll‘.nT morning, ntid ih abvut two hours’ lime man, you may do so. 1 shall not protect closina MortaMCT by advertisement. arrived at the borders of the jungle of the nn aelf.” ‘ H. WRIGHT, Clement lowered bis rifle. mL0, I d° same name. . not like to murder you,’* he snirRn that A rroassr CODs'sMLtOB ATJ-»W\ Before starting, Clement proposed ll^at icy time which froxe my bloqd ; but you we should take our awords with ui, so I’ariicuisr ooeowow *—- ~ -.7,.— shall render me ample satisfaction In a that nt the conclusion of our sport we claim* and money jp-pmptly remitted. might indulge In a little “sword practice, fair fight for the Insult you have thought Office, with W?W. Ralph Er-, M^dlsvUls, Barry Cauaty, MUhifsn. uf which he was passiimately fond, and t<» pqt upon tne?’ 'AryWW&» : ‘ .. at which he whs a great adept T<> this -Ybu be to take upi 1 agreed, and accordingly w” g*ve o,,r their bring ______ your position is' _ behind the . TTOHSITH C0CXSJL1.0RS AT UT sword* to tlie'Srevftwo Inaiauj, .tf.ho A Solicitor, in Chancery. Tax and In»»r*“« were to accompany us to beat the hiwh. palm tree near which you stand, while 1 ROBERTS A HTBiKEB. Arrived al the jungle, we fort «rt <ln*e place tnysef behind the one war me.— 1 fltmm Maaes C. 1^-“do«i" ~<<.r .r MU. B.ri-^ SUWU, But stav," be continued,“should our rifle* in entering ft by a small braird path, our fnH, whtUf i 8b nut think probable, weI two Indians.taking; the leadW ending I ktnn«. . j. a ROBERTS A STRIKER. f our way through this for..pearly «w h‘,u.€» have otkr swords.” and taking bis from, one uf the Indians, he buckled11t! to hit1 we enterged on an open gl«W« 1,1 fhn^i-. aide. 1 did the surtiq. J ’ ‘ v’,. tre of wHch stood tw.. palm tree*. To• And now," crilftlhttM'Cl^rient, takingr aard! lheee we tacitly directed our steoa g. C. rRUlDI-B, up his position, While T foHowed bis ex­ Tcnai ~ Fiig»AT». neuni,.'';^.^1; and having sent our Indians *«» -beat u*e ample, “when the eon’s shadow touches1 surrounding jungle, we krpt cl<»ac «,'“’r.r on lb« 24 a»4 3d time aapling, fp<ltefe»^!to«»b;wlMr grew: the shade uf the tree*, anxiously a waiting almost cqui-distant frinh obr two trees, the restflt. ‘ . . but slightly nearer to the jungle;) you> dakibl imnrea. We q»uld scarcely have been waiting nu.ro Unto ten roinutea. when • heron will step out and fire.” c-Agreedr I said aellenly—“I wHl be8 growl suddenly startled ua both, sod- ab ready ; and glancing towards the sapling most at the Mime iii«;mrot n full I I mw that the shadow of the sun AriS leopard sprang faun the jungle. VVe creeping *fo*»y hsarev and neater, and fired simultalteimsly, »"<* *b* huge brute that in about-to* cpimilee it wuutd touch toisrm or orros, fell drod at wur feeu Office in the Court House, awdopa . ,.a. • \ • *: - •• ' . Before firing. I had taken $aretorf* BOW WOT ' "“> "O" ‘EST0“^ fur the -houlder, where I luutw.a wound, .SwrtW/nuciqfW. would, In all probability, Prove fatal; steN.tarc. Trc^ll—»■ and aa I bad fired steadHy, » F«*y as tiwtbtelly as passible and w hk* Uh* jnim n. niurr, pteoein touch W'lUeo than ft take. to wreiny bullet had told. It strwk me relate it, our two Indiana had remained however, that Clement, wbo was usually as immovable, and tlmod aa Impassible ouch a skillful u*rk*ru*^ time entirely (ailed, or that ho bad only Wound­ ed where be had intended to kill. MOST POPULAR patent medicines However, the decisive moment had arrived, for the tiger, irritatodi no doubt, by the cries e£. fits - Indian, terwwd its bead roortd loward* me, growling fiert*2. 1 4M not wait a roomert, but, taking m for the temple, I ^fired.' My’ ball riereed fta brain, and the huge brutawoRrt dead on the ground? Springing fonraiti to Clement.1 found him fyengnn thwevound insensible. Ta­ king some water from some chatties or earthenware vessels that we haff brought were too full ’. When the palanquin arrived, I assisted Clement into It, and in a short time we arrived al our homes. He is now com­ pletely recovered of his wounds. Many years have elapsed since then, yet I still as vividly remember the details of the scene wb’cih 1 have attempted to describe a» on the day they ha happened. Wo have aaon f~—’s evor since. The been better friends tiger’s as a trophy, and I f" * skin *’ 1’ keep ‘ 1shall never fordet “my first shot at a ,liger” in lhe Jugdispora jungle. . the ground. I looked for my deliverer and his as­ sailant. 1 had not to look long. At a short distance from me Clement lay on lhe ground, andon the top of him, and From aSpecial Cor. of th* N. Y. .Tribune. Washington, Sept. 1, 1862. A very amusing acene occurred > few days since in the Capitol Ground*, Wash­ ington. Some two or three weeks ago, wnile nn the steamer Adelaide, the Fort­ ress Monroe boat, from Baltimore, i became acquainted with a Mr. Greavea, an English gentleman, from Manchstejf, who was on hia way to the fortress for the purpose of maklnn a visit to thd Army of Potomac. When, the army evaemted Harrison’* Landing, be started for vyashmgton, and, it, was .within.£alf an "hour after he arrived there, that an amusing scene hecured, of whldh the fol­ lowing Is his own version : He entered the Capital grounds and asked an officer whom he met,, what that magnificent structure was used for (mean­ ing the CApilol.) ‘That,” answerd the the officer, “is the bakery of the United States armv.” This singular answer growling fiercely, wm.an immense Ben­ somewhat tohk Mr. Greaves aback, who gal tiger. There was no doubt in my r.inouMrnUm U wIlH b« comidereJ •. Oiled that the.bege **««te bad seen him nnwwr.nlabl.jvke under ibo cireiini.unrush yroeaibe «l*<te, •’d l»d *proog |1 ce. reeehed, fur reply, -That I, ft« «"U answer y<rtr ydti:, ’w win ift gel! gel!' Blr, cWr.-'-fcfid and if you y<M> upon aim from tne juugle. / . f,..4dcannot say what thoughts at that don't like it y«j! must lake your own moment passed through my mind. Clem- remedy.” “Wlw U* poutfoman asked rot, I knew wm unarmed i his rifle be his name, “John Smith/’ answered, the had fired at me, and hie sword had been officer. Highly incensed at this, second hurled violently from.•!»»■ hand. When indignity, Mr. Greaves demanded bls I say unarmed, luwn that I know hecar- o.r£ pnx>«t«g bi. Th. odw. ried about.Mm a.amall elaap-knife ; but n..» .pjxartd UMiA: W g« "i »f what was that.againit wi^b apAOtagunieli matter,- turning on iris heed in the. dircoY^.| iumw U^oa ..bro*. and o*4R m» Uoo v(lb. Oplb'l. uetiminj, “PA«!" ibis perilous moment be did not lose bis TO. EngTi.lim.n follMicd Hm ap.to tbo S-pOteres»qu,but.drawtaR his ebup-krnfe .trp. n?,b.C.|*U>l. from .hU,bell, he struck well directed sod the .■ffic-.r wrm4-«mmd mb! «.«!, “Well, ss’itt’iiW? Sir. wlwt-w. «» fort— little effect save to enrage even.more tba hugB.bwt4.Fbo had now raised nis vic- win follow TOO until 1 lewrn wh« It U" iim from the ground, and was preparing The officer ordered Mln'to taw, the to caret him -ff to.tbe iungfe. phee, bu to no porp«e. Both parln, I uniat confess that evil thoughts WQr« .pptwred u> be gMtiof exoiUd, f«r pairing through' my brain. Here was luuetelr j et tbit inuaul, *. door opened, a men' who hut a minute before had been and Capt. Darling wade hla aojoaranor. "Caplajn Darling," commanded the offi­ cer, -|Ule Ula man awajr,” Capt.. P<f: llpg ll one, advanced and lor-k charge of he had alrivwi to take, Wat Mr Gnweew "Before Jl Mid who coiitd save him. Stoi id ifaftir L^*^a Mr, Gr-.«S "1 Jemimd ihal Joo A.1 Heavatl be praised that this tho’t had Uli me lhe ruone ofihalofficer* Thai, Capt. DarlUg -U Cnd. B«got long dominion. ©ver me. , 1 forgot in another moment my ouarrsl with Ocm leek, Commander.i-oChlef of the Amnrient, and only remembered the feelings, inaArn;.'1 TberEngnahmanSnted.^, of friendship which I had entertained for him, and determined to sfive hint even al the cost of my-Mw ’ ~ mind in a aeeiud of Ums i < myrifla Wfo 1 raised U to my der, bending one kn« 00 lb« grf , between France and lulj thw el«U nil" than a mile tain. U >• t but will not �is, or bow it is attained, Is liable IN EVERT HGDUBOLD that Bui questioned. rxr • PT *1 GCILI AKO WITH paWie. bumL- “Wbenrthe President’!* dragooned by “the assumed clamors of the soldiers, and ..I- j . . ‘ ,--------- ' .—’—, MtmAsy morning. ' Losisvine, sept: ik “poor country passed beneath the sword “and • virtual military dictatorship was “inaugurated, the end of which no.man Bach tovsaMp will bo eotita A T tl**!**** From tbs Detroit A'dr^titar sod Tribes*. • considerable loss. They* came up- sever•­ al times and were repulsed. When It1 was discovered that they were approeeb-• ing In overwhelming force, the order was• given to spike guns and throw them down the mountaiss. I ( J MbpOl>canJto]^sgato^v^| CosvenUen There can be nothing more gratifying Washington, Sept, 17. to the loyal heart than lhe contemplation At three o’clock thia afternoon mteliiof the magnificent aeries of victories, gence was received, that since 5.30 this which our armies have won during the morning the fiercest and most sanguinCent week tn Central Maryland. The ila, as they slowly came in, Pri«7*- All lheoorprds crews which increase their ynagoitude and complete­ McClellan bad token With him to Fredness. Oh Sunday, Hooker, Burnside and RepreaenUtiv* io A* »UU LegieJaturc, and for Franklin drove the rebels from an almost the transaction of aay other business deened impregnable position in the steep gorges been between the whole of the armies. and thickly wooded ridges of the South aecaaaary. . OBO. THOMAS, A* D. C.SANBOR.k, Mountain, forcing them before them at driven steadily . back towards the Potu •« H.P. CHERRY, the point of the ba/onet, in a succession of tremendous charges up the bill side and against a concealed foe, never before equalled in the history of the war. Tbs There has-been no recent event in the enemy retreated in the greatest oofijeion, leaving pur forces in possession of (he history of thia war which has so greatly .battle field, all their dead, the hospitals •urprieadthe loyal people aa the sur­ filled with rounded, and over 2,000 render of Harper’s Ferry and all its guns prisoners. On Monday, the pursuit Was ooctin­ and stores into the hands of the enemy, together with a small army of men as ned, our,forces advancing by three difl* erent roads towards Keedysville and prisoners of war. And while the tele­ Sharpsburg’ capturing prisoner* st every graph has been shouting, Victory 1 Vic­ step, driving in and cutting off the de­ tory J at every little temporary advan­ tachments of the rebels' rear guard and tage gained by onr troops, we have had driving all before them. oor- to await the aloW process of mail els on Monday, and early on Tuesday morning Jackson and A. P. Hill also arrived-with their corps, and the rebels ceased their retrogade movement, ad The Time's correspondent gives an vanned from the Potomac a . few miles and took a strong position at Sharpsburg, inventory of our loss at Harper’s Ferry, their left running tdf towards Keedysville, which foots up at 11,583 mon, more than and their right stretching into the high fifty cannon, and considerable ammuni­ bluffit on the opposite side of Antietan Here they waited the advance tion and other stores. The loss of 12,­ Creek. of our army. Tuesday afternoon, Hunk­ 000 stand of arms, is of itself no small er and Franklin crossed Antietan Creek, item. All our success up to Friday pasaet) dear around opposite the rebel’s morning did not equal this single loss. left, thus becoming our right wing, and We hope to be able to chronicle before made a fierce attack on the rebel position. going to press, successes which'will wipe Tbc battle lasted two hours, and the reb­ els were driven over two miles till night out this loss. closed the contest, leaving our forces in Wa do not know as anybody ia to possession of the field with all the killed blame for the loss of Harper’s Ferry, but and hundreds of prisoners. All uigbt Tuesday our army was oc­ ■the Tinw’r correspondent, « ho was proscupied in taking positin. The corps uf •ent during the siege, gives his opinion Banks and Sumner crossed over Antietan as follows: Creek and fell into line next to Hooker, “lo reviewing the circumstance of ita opposite Sharpsburg, Burnside and Por­ surrender, 1 cannot du otherwise than ter took n position on the loft, fronting blame the officer in command for delay­ the rebel-right, along lhe creek, thus en­ ing, until it was too late, the necessary closing the rebels in the bend of uf the preparations fur ita defense, and Gen. Potomac at Sbepardstown. The battle McClellan for delaying to forward rein­ that began at daylight on Wednesday forcements to him, when earnestly aad was the greateset one ever fought on this frequently called upon to do so.!* continent. Not less than 300,000 were reapondenoe to get anything of An a prox­ imate idea of the terrible lose weauffcred Osr Gallast Dead. There is something distressing, not to say appalling,and inexplicable in the mor­ tality or maiming of our best fighting Generals in the army of the Potomac, •nd we believe there ia some anxiety to know for a certainty, whether they all fall by the bullets of the enemy in front, or whether some of them may sacrificed by foul demons not be in their rear. The history of no war herertofore, has given such a list of Generals killed and wounded as we now record. Generals, Stevens and Kearney were killed in Pope’s battles, and we have the testimony of a dying soldier in our own ranks, that he fired twice, deliberately, at Geo. McDowell on the field. Reno, whose opinion waa quoted General to lhe detriment of McClellan in regard Pope’s failures, was the to first General killed in McClellan’s late battles. Gens. Mansfield and Thomas F. Meagher fol­ sombre list of sacrificed low in the heroes. Among the wounded during the last four weeks »e find Generals Bank’s, Sigel, Hooker, Sedgwick, Rodman, Rich­ ardson of our own State, Dana, HartsuO*, ■and Duryea. When we add to these the immense list of Colonels Captains and Lieutenants which have fallen, the list is absolutely appalling. “Perley,” the Washington Correspond­ ent of the Boston Journal, a McClellan worshiper, in a recent latter to that pa not approaching a military despotism ; engaged, or were tn the neighborhood, —the combined armies of the Union and the rebellion—and the total loan will probably exceed over 25,000 men.— Hooker on the left and Sumner on the centre commenced by a joint attack ott the enemy in front of Sharpsburg. In two hours the rebels had been driven a mile. They rallied apd regained lhe lost ground, but our officeFs again brought up their troops and drove them by a splen­ did charge far past the old mark. It was at thia time, that Generals Mansfield, Rodman, and Meagher were killed, and Gena. Hooker, Richardson, HartsufT, and Sedgwick were wounded. At the aame lime, Burnside and Porter on the left drove the rebels out of the bluffs to the other side uf the ereek, and crossed over in pursuit. The enemy had now fallen buck into the ridges on both sides of the road from Sharpsburg to Sbeperdstown. Sumner attacked them on the right side and Bumside on the left. Both were successful in their attacks and gained their ground. It was now dusk and the rebels concentrating all their forces push­ ed Burnside from bls newly gained ground. Night coming on, the contest ceased, every rebel petition having been taken but one, and our forces surround­ ing them on the East, North and West, the unfordnble Potomac completing the circle on the South. * Thursday was devoted tiy both armies to the burial of the dead, and the caring of the wounded ; and while engaged in the duties of thia holy office, the men, who the day before fought with all the fury of death, mingled peaceably together —one of the strange contrasts of war. Thursday night, the rebels yielded before the advance of our army and cros­ sed Into Virginia, thus testifying to the completeness of our victory on Wednes­ day and the preceding daya. HF Gen. Butler has organized, in ♦‘There are a few, however, who con­ tinue their bitter hostility to the reinsta 'tod commander, and some of them go no far as to assert that we have passed the turning point from a republicaiagovero- New Orleans, a regiment of colored men. meet to a military despotism. These opinions, however, are guardedly expres­ sed, and it would hardly be safe to ray anything against Gen. McClellan before and that they ---------------<— will fight the officers that they are capital soldiers alf that relates to drill and dmoipHae, mac, and it waa believed tfbUn, m, mainly by the rebel rear guard, which was testing the advance of our troops body. “A ipecial trata -with medical stores snd things left here, having heard of a fight to-day, in the direction of Drainesvllle, which tends to the belief that one of our columns may have encountered an enemy in that neighborhood. If so, our knowledge of the force and ita leaders leave ua in no fear of the result” yTateiftowD, Sept. 18. The following private despatch from Gen. Hooker, we are allowed to make “Centreville, Md.. Sept. 17—To O. O. Brainard—A great battle has been fought and we are vietoriona. I had the' Honor to open it yesterday afternbon and con­ tinued it until 10 o'clock this morning, when 1 was wounded and compelled to quit the field. It was fought with grant violence on both sides and the carnage has been awful. I only regret that I was not permitted to take part in lhe operations till they were concluded, lor I bad counted on either capturing their army, or driving it into (he Potomac.— My wound hue heen very painful, but not one that will be likely to Uy' me up. of both parties. colonization scheme. Gen. Rosencrans commenced moving from Rienzi towards Iuka, Miaalsaippi, yesterday morning. During lhe;jsi|er noon bis advance came in contact, with the enemy’s pickets. Heavy skirmish­ ing continued until night fell. The fight was renewed this morning and amlinued until nearly noon, when (he enemy gave New York, Sept. 22t A special to the Tribnne from Wash­ ington, Sept, 21, says : ‘ Both cannons ding and musketry were heard/tnd many ! wounded men were being brought in. “Our troops had crossed the Potomac in' Urge force, and were fighting on the other aide. The most of the army had advanced to lhe river. In the fighting so fur we had decidedly lhe advnuuige of |■ the rebels. Yesterday «o captured a whole brigade of them, 2000 in number. Ibis your correspondent asserts upon the * Mmd rqqr Barama. Strn-. Relu, IT WILL MEND GLASS. _ __ _ 5&SE? IT WILL MEND iVOHY. into wasbinglun from the invaded regkm ...._ T*. T. B. IT WILL MEND CHINA. rok*u China Capa uUJImmhcu be ■ gan, quite aa freely »s they formerly did fr>m Virginia. Ths G.-yrnwneot treats them precisely like contrabands from the seceded States, IT WILi. MEND MARBLE. furniahing them rations, lodging and clothing. IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN* jgr A m<«t distreutag .accident (• M*tter if UiaMirokss Pi taker m( s4t In • •LUliMG a uhilbug sstm! is ssLiliina*a*n«L iri^LL MEM' nJBAM-HC oc- cured at New Y«.rk, reecwtiy, fhmt t>e calked to ord The weapon was carelessly dis­ It will Mend B-.nr, tfirtW.' Mrs, and hi charged, killing a lady,’ the wife ofan offi cer, who was married unly the day pre- "■Oa motio viotia. At this pa Id Haalinj SW, was received Cmaklm Kowix, dimax capp hody.--j The Mlow SPECIAL NOTICES Maple Gr NaroLSOS, HtnfyQh-,* . Jaly ?, »«» by 110 00 a year saved tn *v»-ry famih Otic tkrttif «if Castleton ABEMtAff<C£MElT CLFE. iinr properties of your 8c*nd riflir and Blood Pilis, which la K prkc f^ Crttta per B*atle. ' Racr. C. O. (| Price 25 Cents per Ikdtle. Juhnstow Prien 25 Gettw per Bottle. Cowin, J. H Price 25 Oats per Jk-ttlr. ( j Price 25 Cents pre Bottle. Very Carlton,— mIt.CS of U>* sis of IsfrsUtude, if w* did sot try i to sauounc* to th* public the great benefits of your Ncdirise. Therefor* we recommend to the publics) lar^e, the expediency of baring recourse Hope,—C JOHNS Jr CROMLEY, (Sole Mauufoelnrvri.) 78 WILLIAM 81 REET. Dickerson, Rutland.— NEW YOl K. Comer of Liberty Street. testimony of bis own eyes of the opinion. that with 20,000 whites ■ BOUNTY, Aaron Walk Imporiuit to Builtk-ra. Important t<* Railnaid (>>iupniih*£ Important to Fnrrn»-n«. Prairievi To all whom this may conetrtt and it rn, “During the battles before Richmond, lectcd. II. WRIGHT Headquarters Army of the Potomac, when the rebels were pressing us so sore­ ly on the right and left flanks, Gen Kear­ Sept 18:85 a. m — Major General Hal­ leck,—Pleasanton ia driving the eoemy ney held the centre. He had come to the conclusion, from reconnoisancea, that across the river. the rebels were very weak in the centre, Our victory was complete. The enemy is driven back into Vir and it was the time to make a push for ginia. Maryland and Pennsylvania are Richmond. His division was only a few miles from the city, and ho was confident now safe. from bis military experience that he cnuld late of lb a Manty of Barry, deceaaad. o. b. McClellan. In purananca of a Ikcnac granted to Die Vv tl succeed. He asked McClellan’s permis­ Probata Court of aaid Countr, 1 aliall expo** Headquarters Army of the Potomac, sion to make the movement McClellan aala at Public auction to lhe highest biddor i tha Xnrll. Sbnnr <L. ___ . tl_ ... .. .. It should be borne Friday morning, Sept. 19. 1862.—Yes­ positively refused. terday was occupied in burying the dead in mind that Kearney had been all thru’ and airing for the wounded. Yesterday the Mexican war and in three battles to He was » tnsn of con morning the rebels sent in a flag of truce, McGeltau's one. asking permission to bury their dead, ceded ability, and had grown gray in the north nut tract service. So his conviction waa not that which was granted. esat fractional c At first the orders were very stringent uf a boy, but of an able milititary chief­ tional quruter, against bolding intercourse with the reb­ tain. But this was rtot all. After our JOHNS & CIIOSLEI s C. Balt-, J CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PIKJOF ted. On motio don from th die and Jul pointed by Bute Conv on the 24th On motio tred to app aedMOWT IIP R ABLE ROOFING in w, it b“in Bas.t Cocxtv. On motio No Heat is required in making application Congressio Gnu>d Rap ll can be applied by any one, GUTTA PhtCLUA _ and G*a..C. CEMENT. -b,.n rather, t-i Cwting tyrt L .1 ex|»4vd tu thr Arli<*u 1 Haw Imdi.. On moti X-XUTJ1D m. UF* A newly invented revolving gun is in process of manufacture at Cincinnati, were appoi Estate of Joks Han res. TATE OF MICHIGAN, S and the priviledge of enlisting 50,090 I tlw , , 1st Dist Six rifle barrels of the ordinary Besnier, H Springfield pattern, are placed in a circu­ d u,‘»»* aaj .or uctober, IBOJ, al teu o clock ia the fare ises well, apc| taod formerly Sod Dis other METAL HOOFS, cod,TJTUw r?,?T».CRACt IN C0U» OR RUN IN WARM WEATHKB, AND SOT.WAHli Ogg. T1*. XWD OTHI* MBTAL ROOFS ••‘k GUTTA F£k€HA CEMKkT Give him a chance, President Lincoln. Tun Com that wi pe Uster al Gr worth Hall la M abelled the rebel xk> Sunda M shMt uMfao. for they ware flying in the direction of Win­ chester, and it is sopfxwed that they Disnuc t F»r rrtKTTlM aM *e*alrii< Metal KaabaraUkfaa. . which will discharge about 200 shots per minute. lar, frame of solid iroc, with the locks ence is briefly aa follows : and springs for discharging them. There “Early last night tbc enemy commen­ wh.r pmou liM< |» M14 „uu. Ji SIS are several hundred chambers, which can rtd to appar m h.,-„ ced crossing tbs Sbepsrdtown bridge and two fords above sod below it. During be loaded as fast as fired, by turning a lhe night, McClellan advanced a battery crank, and each shut is effective at more and ahelled them from the surrounding than ordinary rifle range, aa the point of hille. The dead and wounded found this the barrel does not fly up and The recoil morning, evinced the ability of our signal is overcome. officers in directing the fire of the guns.— On discovering the movement of the ene­ my early this morning, Gen. Pleasanton HF* Gold of much purity haa been waa dispatched in hot pursuit with two discovered by the geologies! stfreeyors batteries and two regiments uf infantry, of Maine, in the town of Princetob, 20 through a gap of high Wils, and be suc­ ceeded io cutting offs large amount of miles west of Calais. Gold mining prom­ blacks, be could cruih the rebellion in Moved a point teller KINDS. 71m ie UnU^i Si tie* 01 a > th* oosaty^ Barry and Mate of Michiran. 8UL()N DOUD, Dated, September I Sth iMtf. aepa4 ' At • MMioa of Ui» Probate Court, for the coonIr of Larry, Loldra at the Probsts Office u> of’J«<£tar te V’’4*? ,SthtUJ Thomap J. F. Emor New Advertisements. right wing was diriven back, McClellan ordered Kearney to evacuate the strong position which be held. lie was so deep­ ly moved at the humiliation of retiring when he felt that Richmond was within our grasp, that the officer wept. It was moving to witness the sorrow of this brave and strong man, in obeying tui or­ der which ba deemed so injurious to his country.” Orangevi H. Earl, L gko. b. McClellan. Carol inia Brigade. “Gen. Pleasanton Prindle. Irving,— Important to Il'Mpef)wth-r>. SOLDIER'S aimy up tp noon to day, which the editor kindly furnishes to the Associated Preea. The substance of ita special correspond­ Hastings, J. W. Stebb TERMS ( >.411. Gen. Philip Kearney, who was recently killed near Washington, was an officer more French tbanEngliA. He believed Sept. 19, 10 30 a. m.—Major Gen. Hal­ with Napoleon, that great battles or mem­ BACK PAY, PENSION, &U. leck-But little occurred yesterday, except orable victories cntild not be wen with­ skirmishing. out rime risks. “Nothing venture, noth­ Las^ night the enemy abandoned his ing have.’ Honker, Hancock, Fremont, I .re-------- -—t position, leaving his dead and wounded Banks, Sigel, Mitchell and Burnside are | . vn ninrrTTAYC generals of the same type. McClellan, COMFLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS on the field. We are again in pursuit. Halleck. Buell and McD.-wdl are of the rM *"uc»no». run 1 do not know yet whether he is falling opposite character. The Milwaukee Dai-1 ARREARS OF PAY BOUNTY A PENSIONS. back to an interior position or crossing I. publiiln. lb. In- । -------------------- k"‘" the river. cidvnt, illustrative of Gen. Kearney’s We may safely claim a victory. promptness and military ardor: Philadelphia, Sept. 19—Midnight.— Forney’s Press has just received highly interrrating intelligence from McClellan’s Bal timere born IL Ho to Wholesale Liberal Rrdecliee .. Rm yers. Woodlan Cramer, E. Price 25 Cents per B'dt'c. vithstaoding that we have aa good physiciana aa. can be found in Northern Ohio, yei the diaeaao baffled ibrir skill. CoDaecuently we were in a eUte of deepondeney, until we commenced ueing Headquarters Armv of the Potomac, els, but during the afternoon t^ty were relaxed and the troops of both sides free­ ly intermingled. At this morning, it was dis-' covered that the enemy bad changed their position. W hether their whole force has crossed the river or taken a new position nearer the river, Is not at present known. And the rebels remained, a general en­ gagement between both armies would have taken place this morning. At • eonv County and the village o handling of a revolver by a private »*d wounded. The rebel lore is not ascertahted, but it is believed to be greater than ours. Gen. Little, formerly Gov­ ernor of Mississippi, was killed, and Gen. crans is in pursuit uf the enemy. Wop, MEND of Maryland ever since the Invasion be­ way, retreating in a southerly direction. A* yst we have but few particular*. Our loss is stated to be 400 «>r&00 killed and Whitfield was wounded and taken pris­ oner. Tbe.rebel force is stated to.be 15,000 under Price. The battle took place two miles east of Iuka. Rosea WILL Save yoor brokets Fnrniynr*. . IT WILL MEND LEATHER/ gr ConlraUrSs' Eave been pouring dicr. Cairo, Sent. 50. IT r.vm«l Bm.tar P.owr.7 of ltd'’ to avail them selves of the President's I was shot through the foot. J. Hooasa, Brigadier General. tJJT’ One nf the shrewdest, b*4dest and most skillful scouts in the army of dons no much mischief to the rebels that “Our entire army bad croesad the An- KUsmb.bo dangerous ' trrwndsr of Mumfurdsville «n wsnnesoay morning, the rebels t<>ok 4,000 priaohers, who a<V reported to have been subsequently paroled, comprising the GQth^67tb 09th Indiana, 400 men of lhe 50th Tnrllana. two companies each of the 17th and 74th lndiana.one company of the 1st Wisconsin, snd.•company of the Louisville Provost guard, 70 recruits for the 23d Kentucky, thu 4th Ohio battery of 6 guns, with 4 other gons in position. The Joes at Mumfordsvllle, previously stated, was in Sunday’s fight There were two or three hours of skirmishing on Tuesday, between the ahsrpslxxiters OWtS: every iniux ----- — ----industry. About 4.000 of the more d* MraM. a.lornl p-r.m>. bar. >lrmdj l»- Gen. Butler is the Cotton States in just ninety days.— passage of Franklin's Division past his OLUB DI THE VORLD ndRflSFiBY sun in the w«Ln fWJMWDUR A BLS GLUE IN THE WDIt LD THB ONLY RBUABLEGLU IN THE WORLD THE BBST GLUE INTJttWOBlD. ’ Enlisted men and some qffipers haveJ end latortapted (Mr sdrance, and they been paroled, and arrlwsi! here. Froth' supposed the movement was under the them I gather the following particulars. ; direction of 8igel of whom they stand in Theenemy enemy commenced commencedwe the auacx attack rnosy Friday me . , . , "to re-instatethe •ary. . , baa fell powera in the Prem'*e<J~ ill start early in October with 500 too much fatigued to be efficient attention, and is likely to produceXptoj Veowaan wnmewr reraa jwu yim mamlx Awl J———— _ 1» ib. MKAHT8.—Jfewkem JxncoSm. “Wllkei declares that: kresAan Cement Gina nplrted arranj ; of tbc free col tral America, the preoae Fjy 73Iim upon circtimstatMffifc. (leroy, who will conduct fl*e expeffl- War nj di CROBLEY’8 > roroN, Sept. 1! GUTTj o'ttoek A. Ta* Co they have offered a reward of tf,500 f<K New York stock market, and an advance A.. _>i’_____ * _ symptoms in the U li .^i a oftWrad deed �t *<* SOLDIERS. BYDB. HADWATS c^ZANaiwa a-tjitfp, • <*»t •«n^lya.li^XL.T*^' tJL. ‘ . - CALLED ’ BADWAY’S renovating' RESOLVENT ' •">«»« Uh NEWS )x vn*»im-o« w m tew. w nicbloa Ceatral “LOW PR >»’Uom l^id. of ton malanvtns Smith. Dm Express, iLiA^J*,\’8 R?*Dv relief h>. T" U-*^ «ii«vm, both • PraAnu.e ami u » Cnrulv, of .k. ItMP.H Night Kaprun ’ -INQUIRE OF— 10 THE -PUBLIC R. N. RICK. Genl Sujmnnteedrot. Penera, bea,,y lie'fi At a convention duly called for Barry Qmnty and bcld in the Court House in the village of Heating* ; Convention was culled tn order and orgaarxrd by appoint­ ing J. H. Mintroe, chairman, and George C Barr, secretary. On motion the ehair appointed J. A. At this part, a gentleman came in and rend glorious sews from the army, which was received with enUanhism, and the climax capped with thrr<? tltecrs. The following Delegatee were report­ ed by the committee. 'Maple Grove,—Henry Mallory, len­ der Lnpham, S. F., Fuller, J. K. Wilcox. Henry Cutletno.— Lnrenso Mtrdge, Racy, C. O. 8cnit,Gen. C. Barr. Woodland,—L. J. Cheney, June 26tb, 1801. Cb.: Chief of the Army of Ecuador, South America. Carhoo,—Isaac Messer. Isaac Swartout, J. M. Rogers; Wm. Gain. Hope,—C. Robinson, J. E. Hall, C. B. Dickerwm, E. P. Chandler. Rutland.—A. J. Russ, E. Rice, S. C. Prtndle. Irving,—Geo. K. Beamer, O. L. Ingram Aaron Walker, B. J. Henderahott. Assyria,—W. II. Jewe|l, J'wephFuh- born, A. W. Clark, R. K. Stanton. Prairieville,—Geo. Tbotnas,T. Pendle. Brooks, John Orangeville.—Geo. H. II. Earl, L W. Wing, Orin Loomis. Yonkee Springs,—Timothy Miles, O. OWB BOTTLE. la all ordinary ease, of Pte*pl®. Blotohaa, Do*tales. Tatter*, canker*. Eruption*. Bulla, Baker'* and Barbar'a Iteh. sew boufe wrfl csre and imparvpority and ctearaea. to tea . akin and smd- Ple,iUD’ mwr ©©mown!©!! r*’K*’ Messrs. Radway tt Co.; 1 have used your READY REUEF, for Asthma, which complaint I have been afflicted with f»»r twenty years. Tbe first night I used it I felt relieved, and enjoy, od tbe first sound »lei-pfi>r many tears. I have first introduced it in the army.-— In the Military Ilutpital at Quito.it was Come and See !! WE PROB.( TE <Z/iZ>£7?.—STATE OF MICHIGAN DIRECT dle and Julian Fish from the Second, ap­ "in the matter of the estate of George Nichols. on the 24th iusL On motion the delegates were empow- tred to appoint substitotea. A DS. KADWATS PILLS. Dated. Baltimore, Aufuil I Cherry to elleet by ballot, erven delegatee to the CongreMiuoal CmgrcMional Convention of tbe Fourth to be held District, Grand Rapids on tbe 23d inet. at thereof, bv eanatur a copy of Ibis order to be published*in the Haatinn Banner, a newspaper printed and circulating In said county of Barry, for three .neeMive week*, immediately previous Tbe fol­ a C. PRINDLB. lowing named gentlemen wereappoiated: J. A. Sweesey, N. Bailey, G. K. Beam­ er, I. Messer, J. IL Munroe, L. Ulpbam and J. IL Earl. On motion the convention adjourned. ROBATE Or P County •( Barry, KKDUKEID IPKICES. We biive 4* try kind of goods, such as ibik auction, to lire hixtuMt bidder, at the orth Duor of the Court huoae in lhe village of HSslinga.n lhe eouuty of Batyy, Michigan, on Halunlay, ib* Iwetiti-lifth day of October, in B uf acction Iblrty thrre, (83.) intown Ns. two [Xj North uf range Scvru(I] Went, and oonteiniug uua Luudtru «toi aiaty «<i«» vf l*u*l uuur ur Iftu. being iu Ibv ebunu ul liarrv and State uf Miahigan. V. Vr. TA YLOk, Adminialretor. Dated, September a, last acplU R. R. R. TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK AXD TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. internal*), and cures— RHKUMATiSM....,'.................... la i SOKE THROAT......................... in Oft* TUOTH-ACHE.............................. Indu NEURALGIA (parvxyam* ok)... ia U CK.tMI*S............................................. infi HEADACHE...’.............................Inn COLIC.......................................in tweu DIAB KHOJA................................ inter LUMBAGO, (pain* of J.....................int CHILLS............................ io hfte< BUKNH.... ...................afire imautaa. INFLUENZA................................... in a few hour*. CROUD..................................................ten u-tetitea. SPASMS...................................... tn five minutes. DEEP -SEATED PAINS... by a few applications. In all rase* where pain to felt, tbe READY UK LIEF ahonld be M>plied Taken internally—a tea-apoonful to half a tumbler of water—will care Gnu. C. Babb, J. II. MywanRr T Secretary. Ctairman. DterajCT CiMfinrype—The delegates Oa’rroding and filing th* pedlion, duly verified. TO THOSE' U IIO DO.-I 1st District,—J. A. Sweoaey, Geo. K. 2nd District,—Geo. Thomas, D. C. 'i > Tax Cnxvxjmnxu.—It will be observed that ve puUwhM' cdl«' frr t*»® •uu«V -and 2d RoprusntaUvw District conven­ tion; The county costvealion to ba held IINDLE. on the 10lh, god the District Cooreotioo the lltbof OottiHer, ' ? GROCERIES . CHANCEBY SALE- ling the' Stood vmaie All Arnica Imbnecta. leaving tbv corrupt buoor*. and that ia all; but al lb* cxpouM of lb* liver, pancreaa, kido*y«, Ac., not ana atom of th* hila or othor immiriUea is oJimiBaled from th* blood or osrana fluid. Il yoo arc dyspeptic, or troubled with haarl-burn aour eructia ‘ flralliea atill will cure all the aforementioned diseases, and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Headache, C^stivenen, &lic (Paine, Cholera Jdorbus, Indigeztion, Pain in the gowels, Qixxinaoa, eta. Try theee medicines, and you will Mver regret it. Ask your neighbors, who have used them, ud they will say they are CtooOk WeA'ke"k\\«.%, AND and you should try them before going for a physician. Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local agent, end read thq certificktes, and if you hare ever doubted you will TiouAjX v.o W.OVC,. DRY GOODS! of every description FOR SALE BY T«rry., Onmgevdte HUI*. M. C. tiwd U Prairie* ilia. U-IL Bcnuuirlon, Middiarilw, and by druggist* and merchant* generally tbroogbouttbe copntry Stacks of ELECTION wo rice. otice is hereby glwvn. that at th* n«xt Gener­ al Elect too to he held nalbe Tueeday aec- N Clothing in oe electee, »tx: a governor, i.iraienanx UUT•mor, Secretary of State, Auditor G(aere). Stele CotnnisaMMiar j»f lha Blate Land Office, eneral,8operu>ie»<MUt of Public In­ Which ITS ar* anxioui to ael), and WILL SELL. Rev. Mr. Mason lhe L’nivurwaliai xuiu- Hall in Middlevilla <m Friday and Set •urday evening*, October 2d and 4(h; and on Sunday morning Oct. tial » healthy action: On Saco ■pea the blood reseeto without. 5th at 10 6ADWAVB READY BELIEF.. are the most active and thorough pilia that hare over been introduced. , They act ao directly upon the Lirer, exciting that organ to such nn extent as that the mtem does not relapse into ita former con­ dition, which ia too apt to be the case with aimply a purgative pill They are rually a 'SK.ooA. awdt lAvev VAX., tacks ofinflaaatioa of the bowels, bilioua colic, rbeumsti*m. gout Ae , in the kind of pills to fake. I f R A DW A TTl Pll.LB are taken.* cure will fid tew There are a rlaw of chronic di»e«*ea. dirouic Rbeumatiam, Enlargement of the Liver, Spleen Enlargement, di*ea»e» caused by, the excessive nee ofealomel. Mercury, Quinine, ib which coichiuu gviM are )>re*eribed fieely. In these disease, RADWAYU REGULATING PILLS arc for more cei tain, and tbe patient avoid* the dinger which aa ovrrdoae of t olclilmn would inflict. In Yellow, Trphold. and Rlliou* Fevers, in EryVipeiu.-'taiall Pox, purgation to highly eeaeutial; but to administer adoee of Drastic Pills, the Irri­ tation they would produce and the relaxation and depletion that would follow, would ba likely to prove f*i*i, ln these case* a mild, soothing aad gently atlmuteliag laxative, that will purge and beal. soothe aad alreugteen. like Had* ay** Rrgu latiagPiUa, te reqalryd. The eaua* of ao many that will - with lhe io a bund- a CVuvrau which, in conjufttion with lhe HARD-WARE! composition the ptnpertiea of a dilutive all molanI an anti septic, a mild but effective Aatnngeat, and a direct power over the nerve*, nti*'---------——- ly.^i>|d ^at gttpig|L Sanaea, Sickneaa, teueamu*. during tba operadon nf their pill*, te a favorable nor1 Medina, that rtllSrea pain, in aigai |f ib^r pills expelled with the fooeM the euhar to tteeU r—* — *“ ditdaaad humor* left circulating in the lyatcin, tboEngliah toni much for Us there would be bat little pain or griping. 11 te the ab*e«eeof the b'l* and other humor*, which their imperfect pill* foil to purge out of the (rm irritant, tastafeUr reddening the anrfoca to which tern, that occasion* the paiu. Dr examining the it is applied, and withdrawing th* blood from the atoola evacuated alter severe gnpiag. they will neighboring part, where >1 way bo rciyetead ar be found thin and watery. ■ ~ Mtn anA leaH i n rr tn itill.m. linn AVOID SALINE PUBGATIVES. tain most eltoctireiy, and moal bwurtifally to mind* that can undanrtaad ita action TO THOSE WHOTHIIK. Besnier, Harvey Wright, Milo T. Wheel- •Sanborn, H« P. Cherry. . । They differ from all eargative pill*. Their action is not local, or connoed to a portion of lha bowrla. Dreatic Purgative Pill* augment what I* called the penataluc movement of lhe bowel* by irritating the coats of the Inteitinea. In ocCira audinfiannDutory deaesaca, the irrita­ tion produced by tbeDrastic Purgative Fills nil) WK. t bis county,appointed committees for tbe ■Wotk AS ALTERATIVES enry, blue pill, hence their importance in cases of liter complaints, andaplten dtlficultirn. Jaun­ dice. Dyspepsia, Mlioua attack*. Head ache. Ac. In the treatment of ft» era, either bilioun, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing levera, they are aupenqr to quinine. Their influence extend* over th* entire system, eutitroling. strengthening, and bracing up the relaxed and waiting energte*. end regulating all the icercilon* to the natural per­ formance of their dutie*. cleansing and purifying • V— r_ _ .l_ .11 OffEpcraon writes, her daughter wax cured of fiu of nine year*' standing, and St'VUua* dance of two year* AHOtKER writes, hh son Tras cured after hia flesh had almost wasted awwy. The doctors pronounced the onae incura­ ble. AHOTHER wax cured of Fcrer and Ague after trying every'medicine in hie reach. AHOTHER was cured of Fever Sore which had existed fourteen yenra AS0THER of Rheumatism of eight yearn €aeea innumerable of Dyapensiorand Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which the Purifier and Pills ©WITS & STOEJ' OU. redoFXeUow oroUer Maj IT Red way's PHI*' respective Districts as follows : Ssrqfulrt, 11 ■> Okin. Oli Sorts, Salt JJarumatism, 0>y«p«p*ia, &sk Htadacht, Livtr Oomplaint, Fever and Jlgue, Leuocrrhcea, Female Osmplalntf BryeipeUi, Bt. Fire, Tumors, Eruption, Pita, fibny'uZcus Cbnsumpttcn, krr: ' A large strxk of oil*, Seidhtr’ Waters, they w.-uld need lea* phyaieing. aare tbeni.clre* frwm much auffenng. and greatly improve their health. RADWAY'8 P1LL& end Geo. Thomas rJz FROM A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF were appointed. On motion, tbe Convention proceeded awdi VAX*- Which we offer at Moved and carried, that the chair ap­ upon 11. P. *B\.oo& is that they strike at the root of DImm*by eradicaung every particle of impurity .i.i "Xw XW 'SX.oodrt i by Druggiata iu every town in the United State* —a .«--- a.. RADWAY A Co. fog for telti Thercup. point tellers for tbe convention ; where­ The peculiarity of the for the life and health of tbe body depends upon the parity of tbe blood. If ths blood is poisoned, the bodv drags Mt a miserable existence. TbeeomedieHM1 U pcreooa haring claim* agalnat tbe eatate Druggteta. of U I MJ a* EiTui. d«cc*a*d are l.rrebv DOUfad and >equ**ted to present the |un>« far CHILDREN. exarninalHMi and •ujuslmrut io Um> uudereigM Coaisniaiune** duly amputated br lha Prvbate BADWAY’8 READY RESOLVENT given tn Court for tea eonuly uf tfarry, who will <nr*4 for do*ee»fbalfa U-eipeonful three Urnee per day. »ueh perpuM. at Ilia late rvridvncw uf foe aaid ill eureSore* of tea tin tn*, canker* tn th* Month deoeaecd. in the tow^hlp <.f DalUmure. Is »aid 're Htnda, Kara, and Eye*, either fro® Worm*, county of Barrv. lelbing, or any other cauae. If troubled with lljibj day of 1 nob, R**tl«une«a at Night, half a teaipoonful day the **vaa<» tbe RESOLVENT will tn.nre a cure. Rrire tbnoaaud eight don from lhe First District, and T. Pen­ State Convention, to be beld at Detroit XW \uxrtt. ©5 Wxs. CowaVr^. JUST RECEIVED Drastic Hill* of A lot-*, or Croton and Uarlcm Oil. The report of the committee was adop srbich have been showered upon him from Vuxt\\xu\ciX »‘tgal polices. J. F. Emory, FL Wright, W. W. Paul. pointed by acclamation, delegates to the "Huvri.eYou.% HVAE COM MISSION ER’S NOTICE. Those wb>> have friends in the army shod Id send them a pneknge of RAD­ F. Andrews, ted. On motion, J. M. Nevins, II. N. Shel­ of dollars each year in advertising theix merits, and publishing the TH BEE BOTTLES. Bated Auga*. is; 18*2. very «ucccs»tu|. I next us»-d it ns a pr<> ventivc,<>n.marches and when eticiniprd in malarious districts, it saved my army nroch sickness. JOSE VILAMIL Gen’l Commanding Army of E<pta>l-«r WAY’S READY RELIEF: it will pnv tert them against sickness. nod will save many Ilves.—Price 25 cis., 50 cts. and tl per bottle. oi^&vIac.*, and nonseqnent profit to the Proprietor, thus enabling him to expend * TWO BOTTLES. C. Bates, J. W. Mile*. J. Pryor. Thornapple,—Capt. J. CuxoXmh. • and hence thair Will cure ftalt Rheum. Scald head. Sore By®. Strumoea Dfochavgsa from the Ear*. Swelling ia lb* GrtAk, Falling of the Womb, Djapejuis, Ito* UT>WHT Kim bum in DursnanBe di w*»"*«• t™' 1 «»e»«->• - »* far exceeding any Family Meduuaen of • aimtlar naturo in the market An appreciating public was not long In discovering they poeaeiMd remarknblo Di OUR LINE OF TRADE; el that this remedy wiU rare. , (l cleanses the BJLpOD. Mcsolvus *11 Youra, Ate. W.H. TINGLEY, Surgeon and Medical Director') Baltimore,—W. K. Ferris, D. C. San­ J. W. Stebbins, IL N. Sheldon. -WE STILLill Kbeum, b..ro* uf all kmd*. Humor,. Paatalrt Pte>pl*s. bfotohaa. Ac., n^ldly and afltetivatv, ■rilhonl^xpoa'iro «w »ubjacUng th, pattest to tfio penia, which are not readily compounded in military service. ’ Escel*ior Brigade. | From Gen. J<«eVilainll.CoHinutnderin- born H. Iloughtalin, A. E. Durfee. Hastings,—N. Bailey, j. A. Swecxey, bars been introduced to the public for mots' than six yean, and hkve acquired au At your request, I give my opinion of tweuty.fonr (14) in tbeto'wuah.p oT Oreng7vlite ymir “RELIEF.” Alt bough opp,wrf OU Saturday the 11 th day of October a«xt Tl tea Glandular Swell ii Hickto empirMnl prepitralmoa, I used tn the o'dm.: !" ‘b» foroooou of said day, <bb following . . b«»«Ditaf a considerable, quantity, and described land* to alt: < The north fractional the *o«b-ca»: "filter (tf) 5 Ver^ Ulidhctory retells, eapeci illy *'?• •” I” 10 FOUR TO MX BOTTLES. in ,0WB ,ow“ ow one (I) noruJ north c C:io Rhewmatic Pains. Since the formula Range Will care Scro^*: BrphHto, White Bwelliaf. HAnjC Nine )•) ,5) we»t. wiii, containing euuialning forty-two fortr-awv and W* ’tr thL* 7 eieht eiRht one 0M hnndraik* bo»‘*,”ha re* (4S <•-!*•• to-160) acme: also alM SOT* Lee*. Syphilitic Rheumati*®, Gout, chronic of'it has been cornmunlisted to me, I am •* !*■ quarter (X) ot lhe south-east Di*e**e^Scorvey, D.-OI»cbiU». Tubercle*, Uloer* not mirprfeed ,1 its beneficial eff«cta.— qterter l| .« at aeetton tweive(l>) in town two 121 lo the throat or oo tbe Lnnr*. or Liver and ±S It npphet lhe place of luany elaborate formula of tbe United Slates Pharmnco- -pST" —•inc WHO east comer T. G. Cowls, J. H. Munroe, J. Fish. ani ■Baooa Via,i,a Will cure Fever Sore*, Ulcer*. Scree 1sLthe Cramer, E. Sawdy,.£. C. Nash. Johnutnwn,—II. P. ----- -- Camp Scott. Peter Wheeler, DR. RADWAY DAK DISCOVERED A CLEANSING SYRUP, a Jfrwr. Rodvoy mi tire on credentials. r* LIEF Is peculiarly adapted for tbe MiliChests. With this Ben,. v the soldier c«n visit all climates, and undergo the m<«t severe fatigues amj ^pMJHres with Mfety Jn South An.ori<W Where Mslarirme Dieease prevail, in * niiire malignant form thauiu the Uni­ «w«wspap*r, priDt*4 aod ooontr of Barry, to for *ixdaybf *oc. krert'*i”" ted Staten, it has proved it positive pru- iaurtiately prevtmZ raid SHSlUUSaVtiKDuJ’ *«ittaw, and an iufnllible Curative of all (A tree copy.) augri Judgo of Pnfoate. Fevers, Fluxes, Bilious Diseases, Acute Cholicn, Rheumatic Affections, Ate. As an evidence of its importance as «n Army EXECUTOR'S BILE. Medicine, we refer to the following suthority. Sweesry, C. 0. Scott and J. Fish, a oom *BLooia Vca.Tnv.-B. GRANT & SPAULDING Fitraw, Cboleraa. Ate., of the of IbeSesaion Lawaof l5»l. Alao a Revreaenlatire fo rreeatetire Dtetnet* into dividod. agreeable to the r 116, of theSaaatoo Law* of IB*I Die, the foHowurx (toanty iemuitv of Ham t A Tr»mrrr. OUR GOODS Unusually Low ! iodigeetioa, ooetivanaae, Ac. If a geulle tnovanenl of thi take fro® oaw to three, ifa U purge ia deaired, take from four to alx. A general invitation is extended. Resolution N Pei ved *wu opieu of * mw pap»r of tbrt d*wc, paWiabvd at Boatoc, by Jawea M. Wheat, Corti, Oats, Butter, Lard, Pork, and finally almost everything .yowhave •a *il. ; £4 - -■ ■ •itr • UT Don’t foil to INQ ■ Hotinp, May IB, J8fe HKEIWWUSffi.’n •I allow*. meptetirely. Baled. Heating*. A naval itah. IMS �SALE O i”*o js itesfa s «ts a is .*?? :k «.s ,W > Itt I !W53K yard. Into this reservoir or excavation put all &a weeds aatd waste.graseM, dee., JI crop, but its action will be increasingly manifest, while that of tbe guano fa ex­ hausting to lheaoil. by simply, calling up nutrition from an inch-finale depth, while it imparts nothing which ita own action does not exhaust. Ay a general rule, “small grain,” such, aa ‘rye, Xrheat, oats, and barley, requires a lees concentrated manure than potatoes and garden vegeta bles generally; you can therefore vary by mixing with a lighter manure. For the preservation of all kinds nf fruits, use glass bottles or jars. Select those of even thickness, or rather nf even thinness, for they are often to considera­ ble beat, and while they should tmt b£*> thin aa to break in common handling, or burst from internal pressure caused by fermentation, still they should not ba thick, or of pressed glass, when blown, glass jars can be readily obtained. So much for tbe the buttles. Now as to closing thbm air tight, we know corks will nut do it. The very structure of the substance fa against it unless oork of tbe most velvety character is obtained, and this fa costly. We recommend waxed cloth tied over the jar as a substitute at once cheap and effective, and have never found anything superior to It, Prepare the cloth in thia way; Melt together some rosin, beeswax and tallow, in equal parts; tear the cloth in strips four inches wide, or al least wide enough to conveni­ ently tie over the mouth uf. ths jar, and dip these strings,.drawing them through the hot wax end stripping nearly all the wax off. With cloth thus prepared, after the jar is filled with hot preserves, and while still hot, close the mouth and bind It on with good linen cord. Then with shears trim off as much of the waxed cloth as desirable, and then dip it in some melted wax, which should be made with about half as much tallow. Sealing-wnx may be used instead ifiedesired, Die jars should be put where lhe wax will cool at once, so that the exhaustion cause by tbe cooling of the preserve* and condensation of the steam, may not .* :■'£ 18 £ .? >5 itty* ing over each layer as it is packed in, a thin coating of the following composition, wii; sal ammoniac one p<8C,. eM lime two parts. This ia to be sprinkled oq each layer of weed, &c., of six or eight inches of thickness; arid upon this, dr upon each of tbeee layers, fa placed a thin fayer of earth. ’*■! After your reservoir is filled, sprinkle over the (op layer from time to time, n thin layer of plaster uf Paria (sulphate of lime). Thia will prevent the evapor­ ation of tbe ammonia formed. Next into your reservoir ao filled, let all the urine from your stuck gradually drain, so that it runs over and entirely through the mass. From six months to a year may be necessary fully • to incorporate tbe materials; but when rqady. 100 weight uf this manure, mixed with com­ mon barn-yard 'manure, wiil -’eMitain more real vegetable sustenance than tbe same weight of guano. It may nut 'ap­ pear ao evident as the cuanoln me‘’first ANNUAL TAX SAL^B. M Sts M Aceno* GsxaaAL'a Ornes. L*n*u><, Mich., July 1,1MX. 1 f ST O muebofeseb of Ute Mowing described Use or parcels of land aituaUd fa tbe County Barrv. delinquent for unpaid taxes for tbe yas mentioned below.aa will be sufficient to pay the U S 7 M ... is 90 as M 73 90 78 £ 8 5?S ss s:« :s *hsll ’selectin lifting., the county seel ------------------ ! /E.SS.’.tl Twa 1 K.rtk rfWW 1« ▼-> « 8 8 ..kor. «X« E‘! - .2 flf 1BJ5. «-■« S3 m except Seem ly* I s S f» 8 lq -it*# # W' W.-Ite ;|i £ ;.a ui ■'?!'•■-a £ ■£ 7« «: 90 W8i i8T3 '«■»' 1859. ■Mare er IM* . .. I 94 ■ •MrfeeM 33 7? 2 ’UrjmE tv ,■ ..bnfit* i s!*♦*».I V»»H x-tje 1861. is r. 8 ‘,8 « । P‘ «f • | W‘4 SS& a ls. 11 » 1 IS M IS 88 •a B -MM Xz.£ -45 I'W i io «i 4S..« E fe •KoTdwX H s-4! .u eouth of the quarter post on tbe north line of section No. A«Vofu«X 2® J83€-ri7U .iS r. laU S' IS Ii’ 1074 1073 IOT« 1077 IS *4 »O 44 -H5r«j5» • tlu .... U 01 01 01 s 7, 4*..790’ K^’if -;g| 90 10 SV » 8 ■ e flX of nefr ofii tfo'TX n wlZofn tl 1S-- Eastern Adihlh>i> I n«K«rf :< l: Vilingtr Village ,4* (Jiui !0 M S£ 2 M ,5 I An< ’’,s** f l>«reb«- g^cn tlmt in accnnlm.<-e Hll|, ona of the Statute fa such com made 'County Tr is » i m 8 49 84 woe i oo 3.. 8150 BEST PIANOS. 8150 RS MmonwtM I ?s?c,x 1 9 B OROVKNYEVN * HALE, baring rrmorid to 9 U their avw wsfTroums, - y. --------17 IS ' " ** Me. 478 B10ADWAV, M of s ei 7 Octave BoMwood PifUio, SiSFI .‘S a RR’lg 8 si S' 90” 4' *8 te 11 87 90 .5 SA Freud* grand *180 Sts ■ fr of n al 90 E W *4«* — W6 to *200, IS 8 81 ‘Jg ’JS Si? 9 M 98 90 11 8 U TOT „l- .r O iaA 10 10 J20 160 To 1 aa «« i-.-LlSl’! 80 « M 90 Io TO S” J... m BKOApWAY'Rfcfe YORK SS5 10 40 1 04 common sth in water, sprinkle the Mme over your manure heap, and the volatile parts of tbe ammonia will become fixed salts, from their having united with the lg £ % : Wool! “S' tfi 10 a Wool! TOE Fl.ACE TO'GEl'WOOlC.UPl.I'. Oa JtjnrtiTACrt-an> into A'Good (Jr*Lirr ur ox«otrac. a diG I ' •r !• ret Utah liMMed. Is . at the New^^Ypyi^p Kart-n» ••! 3£ Vuof n wiw quickly absorb carbonic add, forming seflWof carbowate of soda; thns you will retain with your manure tbe ammonia that would otherwise fly away, and you h also r. new and most important agent trodoced, via: tho carbonate uf a »■ tt -fl a " • B •» » '1?“ of ‘8 ,£ '■ LANGFORD O. BERRY, Salt to Sayb Mamubb.—Dissolve uiuriBuu auiu »u lira cukikkhi mil, uhu the soda thus liberated from the salt will — W;ljrt _'.{•» cause the wax to run through the cloth. Nothing can be more thoroughly air­ tight than bottles so prepared. Self-sealing air-tight glass jars, which are now so common, are the best vessels known to us for securing preserved fruits, but the above is good advice tn those who have plenty of common glass jars and buttles.—Momttttad. AvtumxalTift*.—Noone can main­ tain, after this year’s experience, that frost has any special agency in the Au­ tumn coloration of leaves. Scientific men have long understood the matter nnd have explained tlie ripening of the leaf as a simple process of vegetable growth, though the coloration of iht leaves at maturity can no more be sc-, counted for than tbe red of the rose, the blue of tbe violet, or tbe orange of the IHy. The color which leaves assume in the Fall is due to the same causes. But the popular idea that the Raves are changed by tbe frost is so Grmly estab­ lished in the mind*of the unscientific and unobservant people, that it is difficult to dispel. This year tbe foiliage baa as Burned the most gorgeous coloring with­ out the sign of frost, and indeed seems to be more brilliant on account of its non­ appearance. 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TiW OF- ■ Bang he from the Hebrew Pulaibt, IJ—_ »C. ■. ........ DWrmFBISeF. Bongoftrinmph and awHptios, Boeh *e iraehed the *w*rtb Egyptian, GREAT ^listings' Biuintss fiirtttorn. JICTOIT!! SPAULDING, EALERS in all Kinds df drv, good*,Kroe«r crockery, Ac. 0.,*lImport offict. D Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS » M Itofl ALLEN, DRUG EALER IN GROCERIES, previalaa*. pro d . e. fii»b. butter, lard, txirk. and grain ot all kind Ato> tor* candle*, etc..etc. Store in CalHurn a Block. Staleilrect. Hasting*, Mich. D '• • And the rote* ofhia d*rotien Filled my ton! with atrange emotion j F«r It* tone* by turn* **r« glad, Sweetly solemn, wildly *ad. Pan! and Silaa in their prison. Broke their dungeon-gate* at night. Dot »!at 1 what holy angel Bring* th# alar*tbl*glad evangall And what earthquake's arm of might STORE!!! -------- —CO------------ Jfflisttllanj. Roberts &. Striker, Old JUST RECEIVED Bachelor. Why don’t you marry' Joe?" "Marry !’’ was the answer made hi the most cmitriiiptoiiK manner, accompanied by a tilt <>f the chair to allow his slip­ pered feel to rest comfortably on the mantle piece. DRI GAA1W .TIEDICINEK, ....... —sllOMry. Alic ianc» ariicira. "Yes. marry. J uni mire you want n (■ffChcuilrnls, Pnluta, Oils, Cam Holbrook-* New Bloek, Hatting*, Mich. wife. Yon are making ducks and drakes IM pbeuc. Burning Fluid, • •f your income, wa-ting no. much in TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. housekeeping. Housekeeping! The iden «>fan old bachelor’s keeping house!” SWtrZtl A ALLE1L "Why not? llminnh make* me very •s ATT.A Wand Solicitor* in Chan«s>mfortahle." "Comfortable! Look nt this room.— Will be bapp.T ST FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Everything in the wrong place, dust an inch thick, and not one of the pretty PURPOSES,ONLY^: Officr in th* Court House, Hailing*. Mich. •fixins” with which women beautify a HH-in nt a trifling expense.- Then you fairly support Hannah’s family, if I may D kNIKL COOK, Also a full stock of judge by the quantity of provisions, USTICE OF THE PEACE, Ge»e*»l Land and clothes and ftiel, she smuggles out ot th* Tat Agent, will attend to th* MOeeUon of .lebtsand all other baaineM pertaining tabla office. g4le." Office hi Goodyear’s block, up stafr*. "WhalF Down came the chair,.feet and all, and .A. HOLBROOK, the Isichclor, who was tall, handsome, TEA. COFFEE. SUOAR. SPICES. PEPPER. and yet oil the bright pi'’* "f l*irtjr, stisid PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; up before hia little cousin, who wna fling­ in fact, everything in the Grocery line, auch a* ing horn* truths m« lavishly in his face. s ill be ueriled for farnilv uae. “Fact, Joe ; I've seen her do it. <Now, J. !«. RURSEL HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office in Ra***U'i a wife would imike this housekeeping ull store. Slate street. _________ (EllLJIEES’T J>lEB'J,ajniXBY straight Now, do iiiarry. Cousin Joe, I want you to get n real nice wife." JOHN ROBERT*, And Cooklsc Extract* "Where i* she to be found ?" PHYSICIAN and Kurvron. Dwelling on Dread­ “Well, let mu see.” And the litlle war. near the Coari House. bemity knit her brow nnd looked as much II. F. CHERRY puzzled as if the name <»f the person pr>»|Hiscd had not been on the tip of her longue fur lhe last hour. "Let me see! PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ Oh, I know ! Meta Snow." VELOPES. CARDS. Ae.. Ac. "What! Meta Snow, the most ex Upon oar shelves may be fosnd all of the travagsul girl in the village! Now if HOST POPULAR you had said Mary Wright, who dresses simply, and has her bouse furnished so prompllv Mid effineatly uud pl^uily, I m ight have consent­ ock. Baid" Creek. ed; but Meta Snow—why her dresses and bonnets would cuts fortune. Dot to mention the expensive furniture she de . Particular Dee4«. Mortlights in. N«» cliatr*, sofas, or cut tarns We would respectfully but embroldel eCt <>uea suit her, and oh, ms of Rttlina* and vidr worst of All, she spend* half her lime readiiig lrnahv magazine*. MeuSnow!” and Joseph liarria mink tack inhuohnir TTORNKT an4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW. utterly overpowered with the mmpiitude and Solicitor and Coonwrilor In Chancery.— ticular aUcnllnn paid to Ih# collection of uf the idea. tn* and monev promptly remitted. ••So Meto’s extravagance is the ob­ urn™. «ii, W. W lUlpb MUO..I1I.. QnM*l*l attrrrtion will b* p*i<t t° COMPOUND- jection ?" Barry County, Michigan. ING^ul nnltiM n" "Well, yes; she is pretty, intelligent, lively, accomplished, but, y<ai know, KX1FFEN A BERtOWS. Jciiuie, ruy brudrer’s experience makes TTORNEYS ssd COUNSELLORS AT LAW. me dnadiati extravagant wife. 1 think boberts a striker. tie owed his downfall entirely to Mar­ garet ’ s lore »>f jewels, fine clothes, and ,n Offire’^riirr of Kain and Burdick Streets. Ha*tix< cxpen*nefurniiare. I am nut mean—” -indeed you are nut, Joe.” "But I know what a weight on a man’s county orrxoxii*energies an extravagant wife is.” “■jben if I can prove Meu Snow the most economical girl in the village, and U0G8 OF PROBATE. Nol"1TIIr"b,/c’5’1 ttatataspend* les* iu one year than Mary Wright in'six inunUw. you will glv«*me unxo**'* Old LoxtoX Doi al purposes, tor axle by a new eousin, your wife 1” "Yes 1 will; but I’ll bet a dozen pair DAWIVI. OTJEIKW. l'.>«.< Br~.< Wmp. {“,•" bl of kid gloves and a new bnuxdul agsiijst a smoking cap—mine you know is very shabby—that you firiL" "Dune! Cmue spend this eyauiiyF with me. Guud by." And sway want. Jvnme Harris, ■« • inaUimumri scheiuus JjEdtSTER OF "DEEDS. and Notary intent. ” ■ , ltV Office in the Court Route, andopen «« «• ,ow lost: -SO how mstomdi jboeri-'FHCM taM* when ,r* ,,n Tta evening found Joe early at hi* cousin’*. To tell tbc truth, Meta Snow’s /or record. .__________ ___________ preUy face and winning manners bad JAMES A. SWEBEEY, won tta tacbelor’* heart lung beti-re, tat tier autiareiitly expensive tabus fright­ ened back lhe offer* on the tip of his tongue.and be wm willing enough to pay the wager’ could U but t« tairiy woo. "Now, Jo*,*’ said Jemiie, mealiag him al the d-ior. "I am going to bid* you, and OBULANM*^ h.naiw.u>k .iiloWrrl. u- »1M> V MI miwt listen. Ifyou are here I •bould like to *>k all the question* > »Uo<* ROBERTS & KTHIKER, new and mo*t complete assortment <• T »>inj na (d tabnamab ...I rtiugb-., j.a—...! »/F ,<r ;•11'11 " \ u jarawi .g M nrnn^ • । h it _ intta la*0 oioaet, on 4 AU tattrider- ,7 BtnMffy ta ia«C>>ltal. auJF proridci for tta pnrpU*. put kb and tot apiece would have Iteen captured •ye to a hole In ttowtamkl, gpd H .butffie the splendid dj-u-iphnu ''•fjtllPgunj-7 •unre? nfita vtaltoreJri< taWHnfc. AE niMj : -HKta Mnaxuo welldi«eipHa^d to tar tMa. ka?wl*>b WRtroffala tftaolderw rt!! ’ advaWrifc upon Washingfam diaptip* order*, my boy, and a* Crfpfaln ' placed bh ear wbare hta «r» had taen. highly raaptatabl««nd airjUagltf mtata-'U tWtoTe 8amlt!i-to The young ladies, hoth peetty’ were and that | all :oir respondent* are I aaciudrdJ drewedfo very diffi-rent styles. Meta fn?m tbe lines, leal aping ofthem, iu tbsir;' Wore a Hght hiue ailk, with Bounce*, fire DmaiilbUMUMof^riiri^jiSiViMiru*, J upon the hortfeYnrccwa* irotaa Imflamatel Ieanf velvet, and a pretty head dre» the adtantee opon WiuMngr6n::lijt6 a re­ of bW ribbrn* on ‘her MEBriant light treat from Rfehmotfd.: "" 1,1; attired In a pearl enlwGru. ,wh(., r.. . But I gained'admission to tbe acene by m.kinaViifWOK rd rilk: mad* fectly'plain, with a rick ‘Vg.Jtiry and plowing jsniform reel.td Mm wlfh , M>^ffil|*rwji J r. . _______ of the, Southern Con fed f-racy-, and. am L,SWe»r»¥t,lWISS'»/FJHga!ll.>M>, .IwMnipla braidR with gold beaded pin* at' thereby''enabled to give you some further llr MtHHlslWl', '.1 ths book. aedmifitbf <he skillful retrograde atfrande to which I dimiy:referred In toy absorb­ nts*4ike?m«ro«r,^nd anyp he.: „ ti-. “Whst a pretty dreta. Met* !" ing last. ' tkaitohavaioatiopadQWQr “Ain't'lt? I made tt to-day;” m.; . The uniform of the celebrated Confed­ Smith?! > “Mad* lit’ . ’ .q eracy is much rrspected( by many qt oyr^ ' I am unable to state what rc^owMbtim ,“O yes. I make all ray own draaaee; officers, my buy, and I* the «>my’ giltse” iGen. iRtMftM-rtftJ«hake.--r>>f-M ttal mo­ rnent K body bl ^ii|Iaym»^!ifi/e^i Ketw eon it I* quite a easing?’ in which a fallow belrtg may shiutitrite ---------------- jj_k- gisliajs Sasstr, GROCERIES! P PATENT MEDICINES ■DHEA?. FO ©ASH -Vo^" B MANHOOD; io, and they might be sby <* ^vriwi. “Ptay eavesdropper Jetmie 1‘ ■»,. “I abwiki think U would hr,"enki Marv Wright; "mv drmmgtnkerla bill* ard ennrmnua. I wnrt’t have ntytadrexnes made anywhere bilt in Philadelphia,]and. it mat* me a amall forlune.” “My pattern* com* from there,” ,said Metn. “Jcpnicv I am making yon ahead drew Ilk* mine. Do you like it I". “Yea, thank you,.very nroch.” . . “It i*. made out >4the ribtan I had on my Inst Hog dress. I got a reprint -fo*, rennovatingnld ribbonvU*t wb*k and I tried it. M v hretrilea are of the name.” “I thought it ana bran new,” Mid Marv. “What an economical girl you ar*. Meta!" ' the apeukera. one ot-ita rwer*jerking the , Thu* attired, I joined the Mackerel Brigade in its cheerful work of pushing Richmond awsy .from its martial "front, nod having penetrated to the rear, where horrildp .parngge wga being wrought in the frantic rank* of the confederacy. I be­ held the idolized General of the Mackerel, Brigade anxfotnly searching for some­ thing upon lhe ground. In a moment hr Linked up. and saya be to the warriors tn hi* nritfldiorbondj. y, . - , "My children have you seen anything of a *inall black botlle dint 1 placed upon tha gnu.* just nbw,- when I turned to apeak to my aid ?’’ Jennie tittered. A Mackerel chap coughed rexpectfullv “I heard Meta called eztravagant tndev." she said. "Cum*. Meta, deny the nnd say* hr : “1 guess it was takru by some equestrian Confedrracie*, which bus charg* and prove II falae." “I think I can without vanity,” said juxt made amfther raid.” "Thunder !” says lhe General, “that’s Meta. “Father i« not rich, and since my the third bottle I've lost in the same way nomirel. I make all my own doth**, withiii nn hour.” And he proceeded slow­ bonm*>*. cloaks, and drraaea indoded; ly nnd ihunghtfiilly to mount bis horse, w hich stood eyeing him'with funeral’ so­ embroider my collars and sleeves." “What?" cried Mary ; "these elegant lemnity and many inequalities of sur­ collars and sleeves you wear? Whv, I face. Turning to another part of the line, my have often said that, although mine cost me an much, they do not compare with hoy. I liebeld Captain Villiam Brown and Optain Bob Shorty in tha act of per­ yours,’* . i i ‘•It it pretty work to*-take nut when forming a great strategic movement with my hand* would otherwise be idle.” said tiie indomitable Conic auction, many of Meta. "See, I have one here. I will whom were employing lhe moment to work a* I defend myself. Then Jennie, I to take a last l<M*k at the canteen* pre­ make many of father’s things—his dres­ sented to «hetn before leaving home by A Dumber of sing g..u n*, gmder-dolbes, alippera—and their devoted mother*. embroider a-nU for nil the worn out reckless Confederacies had just crossed chairs ami sofas. Our parlor furniture a bridge spacing n small stream hear by got very shabby, and aa we could nut and thu object of thi* during movement. iifford to reJurtiish ; but the curtains I wm tosuddeuly destroy the bridge before embroidered, and new sent* fur oltonisn* they ooold retreat and llien make prison­ sofa* and chairs, and, with *>me of toy. er* of the whole. iL was a auhlitne conception, my boy, t.die* an.la coutuf vaniiat-iereanJ ibei.t a sublime eoucvptiuu, and rich with strat­ > "The prettiest purlor in the village!" egy. Like panthers surrounding their unsus­ said Jennie. "But, Meta, the timey urpecting prey, thu. wily Mackerel* swept ticbw, abatlvs, and all Uiesu things <" Iioineleiwly across the bridge,, applied "U. I make them, and they cost very their axes with die quiduirsv uf Uxsight, little. Then father like* a good-table, and in a moment tfie doomed structurrsod I have les rued to be quite a book.— frll Splashing into the water. It was I put up all our preserve* and pickle*, taaniiiul bi see VHiiai.n’s honest exulta make Ute cake, and provide naw dishes tionat thia lUoiatTit; hi*-eyes brightened cuuuantly.H ■ . like small - bottles of {brandy with lhe "Mercy !’’ cried Mary; “why the prelight shining through them,-*nd.says he "We have cirvumvuuted th*.Confede­ cost us a mint ot money." racy. Ah!” any* Villiam proudIv ; "the "But, Mete,” said Jennie, “how do United States of America, is n«»w pre? you find time for nil thia? i was mpared lu omtiuue in the exutangc buxi­ tormed you spent half your time reading nes*. and—” u trashy magazine.” lie prtuiwd. He paused, my boy, bo. eau»a he suddenly oliaurvud xtpu. Captain when jou make itao usefuly<»ura<-lf |” ' Bol> Shorty had commenced to *cratch hi«i ~1 but repeal another’s arecrtiuhs.” bead in a dismal manner. , jj... . "But, Meta,” said Mary", "I should “I’m hlesscd,” aaya Copt. Bub Shorty, think the patterns and receipts you re­ iu o colerjoal. manner—“rm blenred if I quire for to much work would oust a for­ don't think there'* amue mistake here, tune." iny military inhuit.” ,, , "They cost me three d<dlure a year." "Ha!” says Villiam, with dignity; “Where do ymi get them ?” 1 “do you diaoover * flaw in the grantotaie "From th* traihy magazine. My woven by lbs' Uuijed Slates of Aoiurica Ladies' Magazine furnishes all this vaL around the d<s>mad Confederacy ?,” . cable information; and father aay* hia Copt. Bob Shorty again scratched his three dollars expenditure is a clertf tax­ head, *nd Bays he i ing every year of ball bis funner expen•‘I dou’t wish lu make unpleasant in­ sinuation* ; but it aeem< to me that thia "Letmeout! let me out!" cried a here body of infantry baa Irft-itaelf un the. voice from a d<*et behind tbe young wrung aide uf the stream ?” ladies. And su it had. By on* of those little " Wbat’s that?" cried Mary and Meta, mistake* whk-b will sometimra occur in faith at one*. the most victorious armies, the Conic “Only my Cuuain Joe. Com* net auction bad tboughtleaaly crowd the ah-1” And Jennie opened the door. bridge Wore destroying it, thus leaving "But what was he doing there ?” saked tbemsrivea on one aide <>f the river, while Meta. . . . . . tbe riotous Confederates were on the "Eutiag my preserves,” giving her other. cousin a pinch. > How they got across again, at a fiirda"Nuauch thing,” aaid Joe, frankly ; “I ble place higher up, jatt in time to sec wm eaveadnipping, I aril ashamed to aay. th*e»nfuderadue cro**again, ala furdab|e Miss Meta, forgtva me fur the unfounded pl six' lower down, I will not pause to tell you, as such uifurinalioo might retard defended you al the time and shutoie up ’jnMnwtV ■ _ . here to convince me what a mistake I hid Once mor* stationing myself near the made. 1 take it back ; and.!' ha added in General of the Msi-kerel Hrigtide, who sat astride hja. funeral charger -hke. the cquestrish atatue “flfie Duke of ^Veiling, ton, t wa« watching nisTuotion* attentive­ H forgive yno." Mid Mrte laugbfog.: veteran's borM rlnlriftjy from undarbwh and gill I oped the.steed aw'ajCwith hlm.-^-, riling pirn’Ku. and *ay.Sqho , n -.-Wber,-. raj>.,nw m« “I gM~." Mr. •JMW' p»g up—-I 0WH .n (KM . equestrian ‘G'lifrieracy, :iw| mad* another raid.pi . .; I would gladly enntinue my narerive of the advance mqvjgnent. mv bov.ab.-w Ing h»»w niir forcracontinued their march in excellent order, witty rdXeMfht a spot within ten mllemf The fthce thev gained on the’KUh-iwim; d*y‘;'' hot.' rii*b'•♦•dela­ tions would rimply teqd. to.eovfnM your weak mind with tfhfiy graft-dmthu. CWeerning mlptgrv afTrir* w hiejt t'bnd ‘ to make civilian* ImperitnrnWV criflcil. ’ It ia th* kirnple ’ Alitjr of rivfPana? to implicitly truxt onr brasthlmtioned Gen. ernl*. of whbm there are enough to furnlah the whole wnyld with war—and nev­ er finish it nt that. Yours, weekly, Ottener* C. KtRH. — There h an afl*clmg and- Ihrilling xtnrv told, of Commodore BanJ.-tv* who fought the battle of I.nke Erie Against Perry. H* waa engaged tn he married’to a fine EngllalT gfrl." ’ At Trafalgar, with Nriann.’he had hurt an arm. At Lak* Erie he lost a leg. On returning to Eoghmd. feeling hi* condition very acutely, he sent.it friend tn hi* hetmthed tn tell her that, npder th> circiitnwtnnre* in which he flfflnfl h«hi«*!f. he musidered her releaeed from all engagements to him. The ladv heard lhe message and then arid to lhe friend, “Edward, then, think* I may wish,our engagement to be broken heeniia* nfnia mtsfr.rttiprs, floe* he?-— Tell him that if be only brings hack tn England body enough tn hold th* nonl he carried awav with him, I'll tnnrry him." “Haitche*” and “Hoe's .—“la nbxt da/,'ths next, and the next, Hui J*tu»ia—• repent­ ing the aame queMiun njid,. nxgiv^w the. Mine reply.-- Al la*U hyipt-oiug to i-'.nscly observe the clerk in his searching Operations,'he middeiily exclaimtri : ’■ “Look Vr$! I aay! Yoer’e looking ntnnng the JfaitcAet. and tuy ntuiib begiua I with a Hu I"— U. S. Mail. , TAtK-BaAMjep-- •-•(! aw.ver,". »ny ■ Quilp, “bear *ny malice toward* tn* mart who, without malice, say* an ill thing’of me; ’ w ith no intention that I should hear of it.Ido the same thing coMhers—perhaps to him- Ju -tact, wil^few exi-eplioii*, every-, lady talks about everybody whom ba thinks worth mentioning. And what of it? Notliing—unlrs* some tale'bearer' chixntea to make mischief. Accordingly, in auch a ease, toy quarrel is with the man whti.-brings me the ncwa. . 1 set him down ntooce for my enemy,, or the weakest and iuoSC truaUvaomr uffricnas, whom 1 am to crus* out ol my books as Axoriixa ox th a Old Stock Gons.— Isham Randolph Joticrs-'ii, died on the 6th. of J lily last, at his taaideiice in T««dd county, Kentucky, in the 7l*t year of hi* age. Tm neraoual reacmblatae which he bore to thp prenl uutber nt the Declaration u£> halrpriideuce i* said to have -been ; astonishingly striking* nor was he dencieut intboae great mental and moral Ml tributes which dhuiiiguietad that seven children to mourn his depanurd. ly, when a Wiy of bureenicn suddfiily dashed by him, and I saw, na they dis­ No Haan. AmmY •>* THB Sorrnwx Cu*sT.—Flag officer rtuf*-nt rfporta that appeared. that he was left burehended. "rhuiider!’’ Mys the Gen. winking there are no rebW'toldirta on the fcmlhcm emst. so far na be ran discover. The Meta was following them;-bat Joe In­ very violently in th* aimlight, and mi­ wardly blessing bi* Cousin Jennie, took lling’ his aWord in a fearless'., manner, officers «»f the. Rhode . Jshmd, which bah jam arrived from the Smith, confirm the "Where’s niy cap g..ne to 1” her hand and gently rletamed her. ' general truth of tMTatiltement: ^Ttaifr-' Rrgder.qiy tale ia fold. Jut Harris , There was a respectful Mackerel chap ii/k habd. and aaj a be : to riw-dining room a moment. 1 want To nil old bachelors J would My, at part­ ing: “Go thou, and do Wtpsriee, think it waa tool by the equestrian ; O'nfrderacy which baa just tuada another invade -ttHj/ N<»rtl|. "Hum J" says the General thoughtfully 'that’s veryjgrue. Thunder ! this h all Hark I J. C. cun there nnylhihg ’ere fi>r George Hngderi? ’ In­ quired n newly importrd>-.*»ckfiew Jhcutbyr ,day.al tM$cw,X«rk ,P«r«l Office. “Nothin, aiy.” reidjed_ th* clerk, after making search for ilie expected litter.— The inquirer depjfrhri;’' returning the I sauntered to Hreftori telegraph wire. pretty well It an �WfrlMM BANNER. and «U<Mil -ppx«' Kite ft CBO0LEY*8 W. print, K tbia ((arm fella, with ek»n ll|M> from Glue. O M T no pr*»position tsrence at Altoona, ,eSr eve* a vrntured.touGhingjb* removal WITHOUT or ILK AND WITH FVRE ■ ™n,“ ’SrS .t-.lta.ea.ry.her.. Cement Y»t d f GLUE IM THE WORLD TH« CT^PfTGI.UE IM TBE WORLD. THiMffiMffDtJRABLE GLUE IM THE WORLD TH1OTLTB1UABLEGLU W THEWUR1.D from such L-illMsrHUmiww» lu* Iim-Mmm •uwmwt at tbla lima, Ua> n anUral; ’ .j " "Louisville, Sept. 26. Tto story oflMg.XJen. Dumont bring that gentleman. . The address to foe President, as agreed IT Wt WILL MEND IT WILL MEND rtr Tfaawrvr—JOHN OTO, No counter prepotUioiL or. am ended Ad.-. Go^ii-'naL annexe, orisg- an en1igb|«qad .pfoBt flantitwat, that any criticism regarding-it»-details seems,Jo to entire!j’ Otit of place. Any man who tos ^eretotore demanded foe cuufiscatfon wmmmhmw ‘•SxCTWit JS. And i—rw1 an nr* be it furfoereooDted,: that, n^olaya escaping into any State or Territory, drfoR.-Piatrioc nfColumbia, from anj Qfito9tatfaL shall be delivered of rebel property, ioclodlcg the wmauai- Beard <JUwtfM-MDlrnr Ar Jtakr / Oe BORSCH, of Monroe. Republican Cetoty CeaveaUoR. There will be a Republican Convention for Um county of Barry, to be bald at the Coart Home, in tbe Tillage orHssttnp, on Fridaytk'1TA of October, next, at ora o'clock, P. M., for (bo nomination of County Officers, and for the trans- uecesssry. Each township will be entitled foar delegate*. J. M. NEVINS. GEO. THOMAS. X W. BAILEY, J. H. MUNROE, 0. L. INGRAM, offense against foe unless foe . per­ injustice, to criticise In a censorial •plrk,1’ son'claiming said fugitive slave shall first make ogfofoal the person to whom this proclamation. It renders him liable the labor oy service pf such to foe suspicion of persistent..querulous-, alleged to be due, is his lawfol owner,. non, carried to unreasonableness on every «ud has not been in -grata, agahtsl the point There fa a class of men, however United States in foe- present rebel lion, nor in any wky given aid or comfort who are perfectly consistent ij^onndpmi|: thereto, add-.do person engaged in foe ing this‘proclamation. Tbeae are traitors military or naval service of tbe United and .thsay m pat h igera with treason. When States shall, under any pretesc whatever, foe proclamation is carried into execution assn me tn decide on foe validity of the it will act only ns a punishment for trea­ claim of any person to service of labor of any other person, or surrender up any son, or, In other words, as an agent for Mich person to the claimant, on pain uf the suppr cssiou of foe rebellion. It will being dismissed from the service.” operate only against traitors. How per­ And I do hereby enjoin upon, and or­ fectly natural, then, that those Republican Representative Coareatioa who de­ sire font foe rebellion shall succeed, and those who reprobate everything that tends Notice ia given, that a Republican Conven­ tion. for tbe Second Representative District in the County of Barry, eompoaed of tbe eight towns compridng tbe south half of add county, will be holden at Carver Robioeon’e, in Johnstown, on Saturday! ‘be 11th da^d* October next, at one to tbe discomfortoftbegreatestcrimlnals the world ever knew, should denounce! this proclsmation. It li ve^y natural that lhe devils of foe Southern rebellion' der all persons engaged in tbe military end navaVservice of tbe United States to observe, and enforce within their respect­ ive spheres of service, foe act and sections above recited. And the Executive will in due time recommend that all citizens of tbe United States who shall have remained loyal thereto thmoghout the rebellion shall, upon tbe restoration of the constitutional devil of old, to be let alone. Southern relations between the United States, and journals, organs of Jeff Davis’ govern­ their respective States and people, if tbe ment, will denounce it as infamous and relation shall have been suspended or disturbed, be mmpenuted for all losses oppreasive, and foe N. Y. World, Chicago by acts of the United States, including the Timet, and other papers and men, defend­ loss of slaves. ers of the rebellion, will unite with them In witness whereof. I have hereunto in general denunciation. There has nev­ set my hand and caused the seal of the er been an act uf foe Government so well U nited States to to affixed. Done st tbe city of Washington, on calculated to draw foe line of demarkation this tbe Twenty-wonnd-of Sept, in tto between loyal men and traitors. year <»f our Txird one thousand eight hundred and sixtv two. and of the inde­ pendence of the United States the eighty, Proclamation by the President. seventh. Bt ths President of ths United Signed. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By lbs President Statss of America—A Proclamation. —I, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America, and Com­ mander in Chief of the Army and Navy State Convention. thereof, do hereby proclaim and declare Retolved. That the existing rebellion is that hereafter, as heretofore, tbe war will without justifiable cause. It has no pnral be prosecuted for the purpose of practi­ lei in the world’s historv.in iu* maynitwlf. cally restoring the Constitution, and the extent, power and atrocity. Ito wickedness relations between the United States and ran to measnsed only by the beneficence the people thereof in the States in which of tbe Government it seeks to over­ that relation is or may be suspended or throw. ■ ■ disturbed. Tbst it is my purpose, upon ' Revived. That our national existence, the next meeting of Congress, to again the interest of unborn millions, the hopes recommend the adoption of a practical nf eonstitntinnril freedom throughout the measure, tendering pecuniary aid to the world, all depend upon the utter annihi­ free acceptance or rejection of the slave lation of thi* nefarious rebellion and it States so-called, tbe people whereof may must end shall Mb‘subdued whatever to not to then in rebellion against the Uni ' the cost in treasure and in blood. That ted States, and all which States shall ' it is the paramount duty of the Govern­ then have voluntarily adopted, or there­ ment to accomplish this object without after may voluntarily adopt, lhe Im me­ qualification or compromise. Uncondi­ diate or gradual abolishment of slavery tional surrender iafoe only terms tbarm­ within their respective limits. Tbst tbe ed traitors. efforts to colonize persons of African Retailed, That foe proclamation of the descent with their consent, upon tbe con­ President of the United States of the 22d tinent or elsewhere, with the previously nf Sept, meets our unqualified approba­ obtained consent of the governments tion. as a war measure, right and proper existing there will be continued. . That, in itoelf. and necessary and effective for on lhe first day of January, in the year destroying this wicked rebellion, and of our Lord one thousand eight hundred since the Administration is tbe only legal should demand, as did a scarcely greater GEO. THOMAS, D. C.SANTORS, H. P.CHERRY, County Convent lea—A Change. Owing to tbe Agricultural Fair to be held at Prairieville on the 10th inst, the call for a Republican County Convention has been changed to October 17th. We trust our friends will endeavor to give this notice of chsnge a general circulation in the various townships so that no in­ convenience may result from the altera­ tion. It is desirable that every town to by its beat represented in Convention men, and tbe committee were unwilling that any other interest should conspire to defeat such a result. The State Ticket. The State Convention, Republican which convened at Detroit on day last endorsed Wednes by re-nomination foe present State officers who have ad minis tered tbe State government ao success­ ful ly for foe past two years. The officer* re-nominated arc, Austin Blaik, for Governor, John Owxn, for State Tree surer, Jar. B. Porter, for Sec retary of State, 8. S. Lacxt, for commis­ sioner of foe State Land office, John M. Grkoort, for Superintendent of Public Instruction. The services of these men to the State and country are well known, and, we believe, truly appreciated by the citizens of this State. In addition to ordinary duties pertaining of Governor, Gov. Blair the to the office has promptly met all the requirements of the National Government, and has been eminently successful in organizing our State forces and preparing them for foe field. Tbeother incumbent s of State offices have all been eminently successful in the discharge of their respective duties <so much so, that Michigan is cited abroad as a State celebrated for foe prosperous condition of every department of the State Govenrmeut. Relative to tbe additions of our State Ticket, we copy and endorse the language ofjhe Detroit Adrertiter and Tribune as follows: MOfthe additions to tbe ticket, wo have Charles S. Mat, of Kalamazoo, for Lieut Governor. Mr. Mat is a leading member of foe Kalamazoo bar, although yet but a young man. He has not been any In public life, but is a gentleman of ability, information, and possesses quali­ ties calculated to adorn public station.— He was a Captain in the Second Michi­ gan Regiment, but compelled to abandon tbe service owing to greatly impaired health. Emil Ankxke of Ingham for Auditor Genereal, is an intelligent and educated German, who stands as tbe representa­ tive of a class of our fellow citizens aecand devotion to free principles Ha baa of a clerkship in the office of the Auditor General, and understands the routine of ita duties, and will, wo believe, perform them with proper skill and dilligence. Aubert Williams has of late' had his shims folly set forth in these columns. Ho is in every respect a first class man. A good lawyer, an estimable citizen, a au-acceptable Attorney General. Such are foe nominees, foe Republican Ctata Convention prevents for tbe suf­ frage of tto peopte of Michigan. They •re- alb sapifole men, men of upright within finy State or any desicnAted part ofn state, the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States shall ba then, thenceforward and forever free. The Executive Government of the United States, including tbe military and naval authority thereof will recognize and maintain the freedom ofsueh persons, and will do no act or acts to repress such persons or any of them in any efforts they may make for their actual freedom. That foe Executive will, on tbe first day of January aforesaid by prodamalion designate the Suites and parts of foe States, if any, in which the people thereof, respectively, shall bo tn rebellion against tbe United States, and tbe fact that any State, or the people thereof shall on that day be in good faith represented in tbe Congress of the United States by s mem­ ber chosen thereto, at elections wherein the majority of the qualified voters of such States shall have participated, shall in foe absence of strong countervailing testimony be deemed evidence that such State and the people thereof have not been In rebellion against the United States. That attention is hereby called to an Act of Congress entitled a(An Act to make an additional article of wkr,” approved March 18th, 1862, which act fa in tbe words and figures following: “Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representrtive of the United States in Congress assembled, that hereafter foe following shall be promulgated as sn ad­ ditional article of war for tbe gorvernment of foe army of tbe United States, and shall be obeyed and observed as1 such : Article. All officers or persons in tto military or naval service of the United States are prohibited from employing any of tbe forces under their respective commands for foe purpose of returning fugitives from service or labor, who may have escaped from any person to whom such labor or service is claimed to be due. Aoy officer who shall be found guilty by a court martial of violating this article shall to dismissed from tto “Sbcttow 2. And to it further enacted the command -of a division-.1 Capt. Morris, nf tbe CHnton county Home Guards, a few days since attacked Champ.EgrgHwm’a gnerrillwtonA biftwg Ferguson and fifteen others. Bragg’s -pickets were at Middleton, ",«w.u fowl foe Preaidstit’s diere in tto field our hearty thanks for tbe noble msnnur in which they have at the mm. tim.upb.ld th. boMr of Mlobigan and the glory of our common country and while Michigan is justly proud of tto name for valor and heroism ttoy have won for her, ato will never forget foe wounds they hevw received and the blood they have spilled io her service. D-1* &row -----------s—u the ek. a! slaw., rnumetpalc __ might Xrt Drove. ns foe the Conference as advantaguus ae Conference G»ped, b'-prd, Md ropnffog » doubtful Jysy fa. It fa ------------- _____________________________ 1 u> juulify bimin uklufuidm fa llu uup-) ITWttXWBND M/Wilj port. ' Bragg’a main body fa reported moving JT-WlbL MEND POItlJEUuN towards Springfield. Frankfort advices say no rebels are there except a few sick pnea, and those Lexington are supposed fo be evacuating. . tatoliMJwaed. Alexat'drfai Sept 26. An engine atarted from Alexandria yesterefav and proceeded as far as Bris­ SPECIAL NOTICES; It will Mend B-.iie,'’bond; Lain, fact every t^.n^bii^M tow. Shortly after' arriving there, n Dr. K<wx’a BrtJBOF--"^reference train of cars was Seen approaching from GLUE *> foflAbird pegs. tbe other side, but on discovering their to Dr. RobeckS danger started back and disappeared.— It will be seen that tbe Doctor has ju»t fatrodu “E»cry housekeeper should hairs sop: It .r Eight rebel soldiers, who bad been sta­ Jobos A Croaley’s American Crtnrnt Glnr ' •tioned ‘here to guard and assist in bid­ ing debrit found rmong the ruins of the •en»e of tbe term- Iktrt is, ttry defivs I trains destroyed nt that place, were cap lu> frotr. tbe powerfat Urtle nstnrs of “It is tured and brought down as prisoners. Sixteen'freight care were also found BaTit W ii uninjured at Manassas with about half a their effect is natural. car load of ammunition, which bad been piled on the ground and covered -with canvas. Thu rebels, it seems, got an idea, started by some Union prisoner*, that this was an infernal machine, and so re­ fused to approach it. It was loaded, and with the cars, all brought,lnwn 1“ Wa,h ington. No other troops were discuv cred "in lhe vicinity. It was ascertained on gjx>d authority that trains were running night and day, [Fron tbe Cifa. Free Xatira, Dee. tl, 1MI.] js meomly sdrertiecment. used by the rebels. -I^ast week lhe line of pickets established by the rebels, reaqbed from Winchester to Grantsville, a point some miles south of Manassas. This wn* to prevet tto residents, south of that line from escaping impressment, which is nov^being enforced in Virginia, where they have sway. Many, however, have succeeded in eluding those pickets and reach our lines, leaving their families and domestic.effects behind. Price 25 Ceuta per Boule. Price 25 Cents per Buttle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Very Liberal Rrdectioa t* Wholesale . Bayers. TERMS CASH. II. WRIdlST Mig. otUwond PnKw. Middlevilla, Aug. 13, 19CT. sepStnS New Advertisements. JOHNS A CMOS LEY, iSolr MsMafsrturera.) 78.MMMJAM fcM REET. Comer of Ubcrty btrvvt. . HEM YUHKn Important to Hutrae Owners. 7 Itnp.raiit to Httiidm. UTICE i» hereby glran. that the following Imp. >i taut l<> IlnilronJ C-.thpiiiiis. described Pnmary School end Swamp Landa, Important to Farmers. situated in tbe countr uf Barry, forfeitad for non payment of interval, will be offered for sale at To all whom th it intiy concern om! il c«n N term everybody. emed according to Ian SAMUEL 8. LACEY. JOHNS A- CROSI.EV S ; CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PK<K>F buildings of all kinds. such a* Fsarosie*. Fore mM others, sod has proved be tbeUHKAI’LST sod M08T DURABLE ROOFING in mw; it is fa *’,*rjr7re‘A water, weather ^d KINDi * •»*««! for WWW U*' ALL I'ERCftA'AND InETa*VuiIhEr”^ *3r<3VTTA V No Heat is required in niakiog application >0 . io TL,.°»*S!e °r •PP’.ring It b but trifling, u u> ordinary Hoof can to coversd and fiuubed Ut . atw h call to ap(>lird bv any <me. ' ‘.‘I * .L- ...I GUTTA K x-icavriD PERCHA CEMENT, For Co^ir^ Metefa of all Kindauhm exposed to the Action of the Wralher. ’' ' nnd F»r FreMrTiair u4 Reulrlir Slrial Reaf» af all kfa4>. it adbetva firmly, fanning » body equal to thirv n‘ucl> •«*». and r ill, LAST THREE TIMES A8 LONG; and fron. SWAMP LANDS. 1TW1IX NOT CKACK ™ COLD OR RP> IS. WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,WASH OFF Washington, Sept. 26. LKAKY TJN AND OTHER, METAL ROOFS cu be repaired with GUTTA PERCHA LLMLNT _ ____ »> r- »«"> .ms, i Agricultural to] “ ■'» «~to« GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, IVQ.B. LICIT, etanoes to atipport and maintain the Pres- fewfteo»r Boule. Price 25 Cents lectod. Aiiress «f the Leyal Ctremrs te the fresMeit. Tto Committee to whom was referred for themselves and the people of their tto communication from Sylvester Lar­ State. ; gd. Pledging to the President ned, Chairman of tto-Committee appoint­ their aid in nil measures calculated to ed by a CcQvention be|d at Jackpon, on bring tbe war to an early termination, and tbe war shpvld be prosecuted to ultimste victory, unless all ahe rebels should rsUnion State tom to their constitutiooa! duty nndoto- ( ! Price 25 Cents per Buttle. npbs undrrrigaed. baring received from E B. I Fsbrcr Eaq.,Sce-R>d Auditor of tbe Trcssdry Department. Washington, D. C., Rumors from Washington say font the was represented by Col. Rnee. Between 12 and 8 o’clock, tbe Govern­ ors of the States above named, had an interview of an official character with President Lincoln, and presented an addrean, expressing, 1st A cordial, personal and official respect for the President; 2d. A determination under all tirenm- i> AM EBICAN CEMETT CUE. HAUK PAY, PENSION, AC. New Y. rk,9ept27. The Governors of the following named loyal States arrived here this rooming from Altoona, via; Massachuaetta, Rhode Island, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, niinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, New Hampshire, Indiana. The last named ♦ 10 00 a year saved m.eu*n fnu.ih Onr Bottle uf SOLDIER'S I BOUNTY, regularly, to Culpepper, bringing sup­ plies to foe enemy, which were conveyed ARREARS OP PAY, BOUNTY A PENSIONS, in wagnns from that place by way of omulele srrsugvment* with J. 8. KklloouEm}.. Sperry rille and Front Royal, to Win reliable Attorney at Waihingtop ; will attend ,Chester. Tbe Rapidan bridge has been re-built, . nnd lhe bridge over the Rappahannock was to have been finished to-day. All the engines and care not completely ,destroyed have been run off from the , station, above Bristow and are now being 1 ' ECONOMY ttVKALTHthing needed In every wail mghlsfad family.” to« President contemplates issuing a pr<»ctarnation making Florida a cotton plnntalion ; inviting laborers, black and white, to settle there for the purpose, who will have ample protection from both army a fa oCa .K and navy. The Slate Constitution will be set aside temporarily, and Florida lxreduced t<» a territorial condition. This movement is said to to preliminary to * policy to be adopted hereafter with other Southern States. A correspondent of the Tribune has n rumor in a Washington dispatch that Secretary Seward Is about to resign tto eirtfoliu of State Department to Ed. veretL The dispatch adds that the and constitutional agent of tbe people for rumor grows out of the fact that Everett maintaining tbe existence of the Govern­ is in Washington at tto President’s invi­ ment, we as good citizens will sustain tation on business related to our foreign them in tbe use nf all appropriate means relations, in regard to which hit views are for preserving the constitution whether understood to differ somewhat from Mr •w>5«w they are measures of our choice or not Seward. —with or without our choice of measures Centerville, Va.,Sept. 25 we are for the Government. The advance division of Gen. Sigel's Reso/rrd, That the constitution of the corps under command of Col. Haugilss U. S. is the free act and deed of tbe peo­ reached this place Monday last, via Falla ple in convention assembled. It provides Church and Fairfax Court House. No on. its lace tbeoa/y mode of change equal­ enemy was found on the road to interpose ly free and sovereign. It may be destroy­ any obstacle to the progress ofour troops ed, but cannot be changed Jay violence or ■M war—therefore when tbe rebellion shall upon their arrival here, except a few scat­ tering boraeruen who fled before our stiUilion of our fathers. scouts could bring their carbines to bear Retolved, That while this rebellion upon them. threatens the life of foe Government wo Tuesday Gen. Stahl reached this point tender no other issues to political friends with an additional force, and be has now or foes, and accept no ufoer from them. command of foe place, and occupies foe RdfoZved, That wo cordially approve house of Mrs. Whaley as his headquar­ foe administration - of our State affairs ters. The usual precautions have been for the last two years. That io timea’of taken to prevent surprise by tto enemy, unprecedented .difficulty sad embaraaseand since mooday, scouting parties have ment it has performed foe difficult task been sent out daily in different directions. of raising and equiping our noble regi menta. in a manner which has elicited the admiration of foe country, and at an expettce far below that of our sister States —that it has presented a financial record without a parallel, and leaves tbe Stale in time of war, in a condition of credit at home and «broad,unusual even in times proehmatioc, to SW4Ifl JJOWABD ASSOCIATION, ph.Ud.l_ %■*!» W—H �+ i.iSLik ; stpkaadWats RADWXt^B ntcktsaa CoMrwl Balfr***. IlIfHI REXOFATING RESOLVENT Dr- Radw*/*' Ct e swing Syrup—called RAD- O’rl’iS NEWS tb restaur “LOW PRICES TO THE PUBLIC. MGESHTSOlSaUS. *VU*K- GRANT. & SPAULDING • no tnoan^ ____ Kontbeky tmtil they aro obli^d to to ~TT’‘TT ir moeting* of Hactings Lodg* . an* A. M., are h^d £ Maarte- DR. RADWAY toll Winn is. r OOWard|r*H.>ws, who tod 8. C. FKTNMX .^ud^ofproUtj., U « mi jHtlled *out'to avoid • draft—being rendered onableYo “bite • ’ fore every fall moon jy Will nor readers 'please observe for holding the the change of the time iMPR'TVKMKirTfl.—New; side-walks are being put down in front of. several of the .Suites and Shop hi this large reservoir*. for tbe better protection of the village in case of fires, are being pnt into the centre nf State street, in the business portion of that Street. A good tbepsUent to toe I • R. R. R. Ite teUteadily rteted. H^AyLTR FOR flOLDlERf. ot the call fur a Republican Senatorial •Convention, to be held at Vermontville, on Munday tbe 13th inst. Each town­ ship is entitled to one delegate. One of the bent seasonable enterprises, ■now before tbe public, is that of the Pub­ lisher of the American Agriculturist. He bns secured for his Subscribers fine color■rd editions of two splendid Mapa of local­ ities of great interest. One of these cov. •ering a space of more than ten square feel, shows lhe entire Slate of Virginia so com­ county, city, town, pletely that every village, river, brook, mnnntain, hill, and It also principal road, is readily found. vnibraces the principal parta of Maryland The other map, cov­ nnd Pennsylvania. ering nliout 15 square feet, gives nil the Southern or Slave Slates, including xouri. BADWAY-B READY RELIEF to* bwn used . X* t the ski*, soldiaf. ,kk f*r army ; it ha* saved the )ivea of 'hundred* that were rapidly sinking under the «qr nlar official treatment. If thia REME Kentdcky. Virginia, tlii* shows nil the use will prevent aickneaa, however fixnoeed to fatigue, climste, and lhe disease breading pxhidaUona ftnm the .^tramps, marahea, rica fields, nnd bottom lauds of tbe malarious South. . RADWAY’8 READY RELIEF has been used with-marked succeaa, both aa a Preventive nnd as a Curative of thn malignant Yellow, Typhoid. Billlous Fevers, Fluxes*. Cholera*. &c.. of the South. RADWAY’S READY RE LIEF la peculiarly adapted for the Mili­ tary Medicine Chests. With this Rem­ edy the soldier can visit all climate#, and undergo the most severe fatigues and exposures with safety. In South Ameri­ ca where Malarious Dieeiute prevail, in a more malignant form than In the Uni­ _ _ _Stales, _____ ____________ „ r a positive pre­ ted it has proved ............ 7 ’ ' all ’I ventive,. and’ an ‘infallible Curative of Fevers, Fluxet, Bilious Disea-tes, Acute Cbolicv, Rheumatic Affections, Ac. As an evidence uf its importance as an Army Medicine, we refer to the following au­ thority. Camp Scott, June 26th, 1861. Mis- Maryland. Drlrwnrc. nnd all south of thorn. Th<»’ not so minute ns the mnp of Virginin. cvHinlien. principal towns, rivers,etc., nfthh Southern Staten.' Anv person subscribing now for the Ag-\ ririilturisl. la presented with a choice t>f > Al ynur rcqiw*«t, I give my opinion of yi»ur “RELIEF." Although opposed to empirics! preparations, I used in the hnxpilal a considerable quantity, and with very satiafactory results, especially in Rheumatic Pains. Since lhe formula of it has been communicated to me, 1 am not surprised nt its l>enefieia! effecl*.— II supplies the place of many elaborate We have long received the Agriculturist and can testify in its real merits. Every number is well illustrated, contains a very large amount <<f really useful, practical, reliable infor­ mation for lhe farm, the garden nnd the in military service. Yours, Ac. W.H. nNGLEY, Surgeon and Medical Director I Excelsior Brigade. j From Gen. J*»ac Vilainil, Cninmandsr-inChief of lhe Army of Equador, South interesting ; America. Messrs. Radway A Co.: department for the little ones. No one 1 have used your READY RELIEF, can .fail to get many dollars worth of use­ fur Asthma, which complaint I have been ful hints from a volume of the Agricul­ afflicted with for twenty years. Tbe Grat turist, while the maps now are so much night I used it 1 felt relieved, and enjoy­ extra. We have sent for two copies of ed the first sound sleep for many yetors. I have first introduced it in the army. the paper an as to get both mapa.—Send In the Military Hospital al Quito, i» was for the paper on our recommendation, or very successful. I next used it as a pre­ if you prefer, send a dime for a single ventive, on marches nnd when encamped household, including a very in malarious districts, it saved my army copy, and examine it far yourself. mldreaa of, the Publisher is The ORANGE ’ much sickness. JOSE VILAMIU Gen’l Commanding Army of Equador. JUDD, 41 Park Rnw. N. Y. . „ , Godby.—We. art; in^receh ■fO October. It ------------------------tiMU -nteliaaSldfit*. eat Indies Magazine published lift the Unites Stfette. $0 pains or expanse are spared to so' render it by the publisher, a* its costly cmbelishments and literary Those who have friends in the ^army mown WU1 them a package of RAD>.rt.« READY RELIEF : it *• I pro­ WAY'S HE tect them against sickness, and V'tlL save many liv«.-Prfce 2S 50 «n* raigia, Will cure Fever Sorts, Uleer*. StMteiu tbe O thee, in tbe village of Has- FOUR TO SIX BOTTLES. ornament, and shd will tell you at once, It »truly a ben- “I found it in Goday.” efnetor to the ladies. Address L» A. Gotoy, Terms Philsdelpbi*. 83 per to said day of bearing. ) 8HEKMAN C. PRWDLE, ■Judge of Pphata. EXECUTOR'S SALE. late of Barry county deccas«l Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of a lioeaae granted to mo* by tbe Probate Court for Iho county uf Barry. I shall expose to sal* at public auction to the highest bidder^ at the south east corner of the north waat quarter (W) Of aecliou twenty-four (24} tn the towaabip of Orangeville on Saturday, ths lltb day of October next at ten o'clock io the forenoon of said day, tbe following described lands to wit: The north fraction of tbe sou lb-east quarter (M) of section No. six (4) in town one (I; north of quarter (») of seouos t*elre(l>) la town two [2] north of range tea [10] weal, containing forty four [21] in town two north of range ten Hu] west, all being in tbe county of Barry and 8late of Mich­ igan. ADAM ELLIOTT, Arrcsfor, ADMINlSTRATdlVS SALE. r section thirty three, (M.) intown No. twofsj ortb of range Seven [7] Waa», containing ne hundred and alxty acre* of land more or leas, ring iu the county of Barry and State of Michisn. C. W. TAYLOR, Administrator. Dated, September 18SR. sepIO R. R. R. RAUWAVS READV RELIEF Will relieve those who suffer pain*, instantly on its application externally or by its administration Internally, and cure*— RHEUMATLSM................................ In * few hours. SORE THROATIn fifteen minute* TOOTH ACHE.in throe minute*. NEURALGIA (paroxysms at).. -in tire minute*. CRAMPSin five minutes. HEADACHE<n ten minute*. COLIC........................................fa twenty minute* DIARBHCEAfa fortJ minutes. LUMBAGO, [peins of ]In ten minutes. CHILIS•“ fifteen minute*. BURNStn five minutes. INFLUENZA.in a few bonr*. CROUPl“ *«>,minutes. SPASMS in fire tnlnuto*. DEEP SEATED PAINS... by a few applications. internal administration. Ncw York ' J^.B^ruter. »ePs* please the TForlrf ' 13 tola tn ns* effectively, and most beautifully to minds that can undsrrtand its action TO THOSE WHO THINK. . I TIT* or MICOIOL*. B.“jo»nmr. -. Ithont af- and Detroit Fr* 'V'ovCve. SXowwt.eXx WxXXeva Which wo offer at do not liU, andI abandon it. and hwito eoontor revolstfon WlwA. \toov av«, Tdt. 'Bso\jcteW BEWDIBID IPBUCTS. If people sadsrsiood lhe importance of pun tion of purging with other pills'or powders, salts oils, Seidlitx waters, they would need lea* physic- \\\c \<oo'c ftiaxi \5oeAov'» ’BvWfe. "Dy. 'Bfco\>ac.\c'% RADWAY’S PILLS art, \\xe AeYif'imaCi ftokaee. They are apertenf, tonic, luative, stimulant. rill, in toe Arcana oi sieuicine. as eracuania, tbev arc more certain and thorough than the Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem OiL & ©IHKC)®©. AS-ALTERATIVES curv, blue pill, hence their importance in cases of liver complaints, and spleen difficulties, Jsundioe. Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks, Head-ache, Ac. In lhe treatment of fever*, either Bilious, Yellow, "Or. *&o\mxc,V% kwvv^ovcA.e Wxe dxVA.\.Xa\cA. OIL GROCERIES Y) t. 'R.oWcVw auxxvj vae,\.ax\.c\\,o\k^ formance of their duties, cleansing and purifying the blood and purging from the system all dis­ eased deposits and impure humor*. Tb«y differ from all purgative pill*. Their action is not local, or confined to a portion of lhe bowels. Drastic Purgative Pills augment what IscaltedAbe peristaltic movement of the bowels by irritaUng th* scats of the intestine*. In active and infiammatory dcseaaes, the irrita­ tion produced by theDrastie Purgative PIUs will —..I— 1 - - - - ■*-- —'----- ~ hw, InilnM al^r. HARD-WARE! “Dr. "RoWeV* ate, XW SoXAVcv's. VAexvA, ^ecAMbvAvfv^, \5vclvAv8ax, 'IkNxtiuxxxcAvt.wv, tfte. rbeumatism. gout, fee, in lhe kind of pills to take. If RADWAY® FILMS are taken,* rare will follow There are a class of chronic diseases, chronic Rheumatism, Enlargement of the Liver. Spleen Enlargement, diseases caused by tbe exoesaive nae of calomel. Mercury, Quinine, in which oolclilntn roiac are prescribed freely. In these diseases RADWATB REGULATING PILLS are far more In Yellow. Typhoid, and Bilious Fevers, in Eryaipelas.Smsll Pux. purgation is highly eaasntial; but to administer adoee of Draatle>ifla, the irri- AND DRY GOODS! STiece ffitftrs are put up in quart bottles, of whiab-lloo abouoio afac-timiU. Tho laM fc-Jtndy bn^raved/and is provided with a •oafo-guard from counterfeiters. (Price (1 per botOe, or six for $5. C. W. Jfobaok, (Proprietor, ffo. 6 Eaet Fourth Bt., Cincinnati, to whon all orders should be addressed. . FOR SALE BY Roberte’A Striker, Kostinrs. Eli Niehola.’Jay2fr Terry, Orangeville Mills, M. C-Kwift, Prairievitki. H.B. Bennington. Middleville, and by druggists and merchants generally throughout ths country of every description ition, duly verified and an external I act upon both rvea *BU Di00 a veweo. . RADWAY’S READY RELIEF. ELECnON^NOTICE. otice is baroby girsn. that st tbe next Gener­ si Election to be held on the Tuesday suc- N >y hold that griping, nausea, aicknesa, tmetunas, during tbe operation of lheir pills, is a favornbl* sign ■ if th*rr pills expelled with tbe fooses tbe diseased humors left circulating fa tbe system, ■ i_______ 1J l— I ..I 11..1■■.lx— T« l. Stacks of to be elected, vis: A Governor, Lieutenant Gov­ ernor, Secretary of State, Auditor General,plate Treasurer, Commissioner of lhe State land Office. Attorney General, Superintendent of Public In­ struction, a Member of th* State Board of Ednca. - •__ _________ 1 — ■ ■ ■ .V reaantative in Congress for tbe Fourth Congres­ sional District of this Blate, to which thia county Clothing, SeWHU water, Magnesia, ac.. to regurnw weir bowels. This is erroneous. They succeed in ob- divided, agreeable to the provisions of Ac* No. 116, of tbe Session Law* of 16* 1, Also, the following County Officer* for lb* iconntv of Barry : A Treasurer. Clerk. Proarnt- of the bile’or other imparities » the blood or arrnus fluid. If Qculties still remain to torture and vex you. Too do notadranee one step towards a eure: and tbe OUR GOODS Unusually Low! lug Banking Corporations; an Macudment to Section six. Article thirteen, of the Comnitatlou, rotetire to tbe election •< Regents of tbe L’niver­ sify , an amendment to Section six. Article niae*_ — —»-— i— purge is droirod. fake from four to six. PRICE J.', (®TS. tir Hox. eout-.nmr Tbirty Pills. SOLD BY ROBKRTN A STRIKER, Hasiinga, gad by ’”’“*p‘’TAdway a o. 87 Marnax Lasix, N. Y. l»tb. 1M1; Will be submitted to tbe Electors of thia State Wheat, Corn, Onia, Butter, Lard, Pork, Wte toes pet Atalr* BeurtifidTeetk! WILLIAM M.W* to eel!. ly Don't Sil to gl« u* » (Bit eraUrT ALL KINDS OF ■ awdu tbe eatire system, controling, strengthening, and doee of RADWAY'S FILLS. once or twfce a week, will keep all the secretions in a healthy ha *drDinietr*tK»<ih*<dc«M> ^rpplhing they are c.o'cw^.ot.tA vavc avxA. ^OUMMftuX. YOO\% CkX\A \\.cVbfe, make, \\vcm "By T8*.o\sack.'% »te,teu>i.i ku.ui «w™i either in one of two ways; or combine the action .nM. |hMr.-T*c~!*l<Rnl7»r°.O» »«r Present (jovemnieaJ. A large stock of When applied exter- reb.1. more than » bar* Ue edrice fol. ! “aSB €XBX“ CHILDREN. DR. RAHWAY’S PILLS. a ivm.v> a\\ Uxv RADWAY’8 READY RESOLVENT given in doaea of half a teaspoonful throe lima* per day, will enr* Sores of the Gums, cankers in tbe Mouth Sore Heads, Ear*, and Eye*, either from Worms, Teething, or any other cause. If troubled with eougb, Ke»tle**nesa si Night, half a teaspoonful of the RESOLVENT will Insure a cure. Price One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Dollar*. Principal offlce,87 Maiden Lane, New York. Bold by Druggists in every town In tbe United States j n.ZTj.. n > nw * v a r. AVOID bALINE PURGATIVES. his ■ oo«?panion<—**Na>rt*btiy», lowed. It cleanse* the BLOOD. Readvm all diseased deposites, and renovates the sritem with health and strength. In all cases ssk for RADWAY’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Price Mr bottle One Dollar. Persons calling at Dr. Redway's A Co.’s office, 87 Malden Lane, will be supplied with six bottle* for Fir* Dollars. Sold also by Druggist*. ' tem, that oceaaioaa the pain. By examining tbe stools evacuated after severe griptag, they will be found thin and watery. >. th. county Dated, September Htb 16M- iTzcLzgesttcm, JcbXbndicej X.icLTLey Gomplainis, FROM :ury,Quinine. corrosive sublimate, Ac. There Is bo disease of lhe Skin, Joints, Bones or Glands, purge without depleting or interfering with tbe functions or other secretions. Notour In a hund- *d uk*n go h..™ .pd rqu> dpyn lb. d——d JUST RECEIVED &VUNC. TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK AKD TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. prisoner, states that on being paroled, oli[ippixlx ” ' Nothing would Silious fever, Fever'a^Tid jlgv.1, Liver Complaint, . We have every kind of goods, such as Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a liconse granted to me, by Hie Probate Court of the county of Barry, f shell expose to sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the North Door of the Court House in tbe village of Hartings In the county of Barry. Michigan, on Saturday, tbe twenty-fifth day <if October, iu the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty- world. This is not boasting; try it, if you feel skeptical, sud be convinced. It combines in its fn^ursuanee oT alicei.e granted to me by tbe composition the properties of s diffusive •limuiant Probate Court of said “ *9 snti-eeptic, • mild but effective Astringent, *nd >■ . -___ ___ __ _ ---- --- ..ilka. MAteW.lt* ado at Public auction to the bigbest Mdder at 11,« North Door ot the Court House, tn tbe vil KStSSi—- «irby Smith, tbe rebel, general, said to him surd HVAE DIRECT seplO 1 yi ^<lv Yo," \>uA. as a vsauAuxY satnX—gnat TkcguXAtov A itw. swMwu Xxv yVx "S'uxOvis &te*rw.t» oJYnx'WtsX e.nA ’ Km, Jov is Vong «ukcK amAeA oa avVveX*. (A StonvoxK 'BVtlsvs, wkueK* ij VoXcm vti Y.vo'psv <\u.ooXiV\«*, aoA aX VK«. '{.voy*v Vivox, av* a *uvt Y’VSMU.'Vum. TO THOSE WHO DO Tltl^K. -------- - --------------------------An Indiana soldier, who wm 'n the tofrtl* near Rigfiwond* WE ■tally stimulating laxative, that will purge and heal, soothe and strengthen.ilike Redway’s Regu­ lating Pills, is required. The cause of no many ITeflal Dotices. she parlnr Glandular Swellings. Ulooro nf tb4 Womb, Rick­ ets, Softeningot ths fonts. Pitt, Dropsical Effu­ sions, and Diseases Induced by Exposure, Ac. Will cur* Bcrofala, Rrpbills, White Swelling, Soro Leg*, Syphilitic Rb.umatism, Gout, chronic Diseases, Scurvey, Bronchitis, Tuberetaa, Uleer* •obtained the pattern for some useful are tide of dress, o»*'iHMni -beaMiful ‘ ‘ tl per bottle. Ask Almost any lady in the land where BOUKLKSOFTBADE; THREE BOTTLBM. choice productions fally testify. nD®nr MurnwH®!? Come and See I! %*roupon, it la ordered that Mturt. Railway <6 Co.: the nbovc two maps. In addition to Ibis , I everts new snbecriber for-1863 ((wnl. 22.) | formula of the united Blates Phttnnacoho .rest of '| [xeia, which are not readily compounded receives the Agriculturist for the —----- this year without charge. - tan o.\\ VKS “VWs TWO BOTTLE*. emiAent, rtot one In a hundred yruuld ,be DtfligH to g>t to the hospital nxtick. • Its Senatorial Coaveatioa. BOTTLE. In all ordinary eaaea of Pimplta, Blotch**, Pus­ tules. Tetter*, canker*, Erontteu., Bolte, BaUr’s •nd Barber’s Itch, one bottle will core and im- W^s? freely dispensed among the troqg*, under the direction oF the Guv- Since going to press we are in receipt ■ -c ■ rWEBTILL— £•>«• •;?>»>» Barter. kiy service, if drafted, according, to an Two village. HAH DISCOVERED A ChlANSING KYRUP, cartridge,''—are to be pot into the anil- o$er fro«n the fWar Departnieat.' Republican County Convention. 'Vkte.ae, "BViXcea cwac* c™>irr~**«>' te resting tferdaeew far year*. WiMWfalie YvoeArm RU1WXR BARR, GRANT & 4PASUHNG 'BnSo^tAytS ffifa’1*"”' ' JOB thiaoBofc Oar Jabbing facilities �SALE O .mraw was N t* large a hundred P S$4t M ms*‘eightv ufi1 i - . S 'B’-’Sr ‘,T> .■■ar- mixed witt^xteen -on UidUK^dN^MMier li ar other rears. st the ' will be offered aabjeci before it WAsuaed, the common fat lime and aand TbeaarvH^^yixrf lime m & aked omes cold. soon as the latter 0s6^V.ydr COiBtchofMch of tbe following described tracts 5) or Xeet. of Had Bitmud in the County of lahrked CU.IIOIII lire run auu tain, Il । izi: I' wWlr aaiitV^Zfbw Wftter oMCtikterr 1. r* -i in**"* acd ebargea thereon, will be acid by tbe Treasurer of said County, on lhe first Monday 5 15 .. U* 18 IS” is 5 K IB iade and provided. 1J1HGF0RD O. BERRY. Audiijr Gentry tfdAST-W&LI W Zl 1855. '•/z.bTi ; 2” SlflualBrS K y.Hfi ittns.s^ IMS-? 5 !S may be nddefflii^fcWdnce a honikgenim>s,f conaiatent paste,-when U isready tor use. Sand from .(he'sen-shore'-bIj<^I<£ never be sa:*w£«»ai37/ acres 1 190 • eniplojjW ft»r making mortar without being Washed tn fresh water, because the salt left in such sand is liable to alwu>rl> moisture and prevent the yxtorUr becom­ ing bard, In putting up waits nf brick ng 'stope, J C 76 i 1858. II M V4<1T .'H8VS4 T8-B 1850. ns Town 4 North of Range 9 West. car* should be takem that the stones or ieKorsMtarfi '*> I . 92! «|< 2 18 briftks be moistened before lher come in contact wilh the- mortar. Every brick n*Xor««X 33 and stone should be laid in Wgnbd bed of mortar, and should receive a blow to fix itfirmljt; * The bricks should ttotme laid merely, as is the common custor^, but forced down so as (oppress the mortnr id all the pores*and crevices. Tnoauper- !i?« «• So 13 8 81 14 >14 74 , Sm *5 : 'efrea •MPMk SI :;2Xa ?a IB ’.8 748 ■ 748 7<7 U IS II B 13 4iaq 01 ol w> I 01 •4?J (9 rbibssb n to j» W « m n» 11 -HI' II -3 a- a .ftS.SSi.’ *> a.« . S! w E 1 Os « f and l-6th 90 £ 8 IT intrndent ofa building shonld give hiw personal attention to the vertical joints in the waHs, m the n*4wons frequently neglect t«> fill them up with Scientific American. mortar.— --------------------------------------------------- of n "s’rf’.V ,j(?nd covered the skull Some people shave it off. with hair.— Mischievous practice. It exposes tbe brain. G«d covered a part of man’s face with hair. SAnje.peuple shave it off. Mischievous practice. It exposes the throat and lungs —the eyes likewise, say wise physiolo­ gists. ’ y'Z S'.X&jxn l.’ & acres, com men c south of the quarter post nn the north line of section No. 19. thence south 10 rods, is to lhe place of beginning, 19 5 40 Men become bald. Why 1 Because awVofnwVSO n they wear closed hats and caps { - .jyojijcf? |UofBwV 20 80 18 46 1 are never bald/xcept by disease. They ddw>t wehr chmc hats and cans. Men »j?ofsofjf*0 75 W »•«! s 40 IS- “ R<lg touches tbe head, not if.jl}vy bavej been, bald twenty years. The Ctowritp h.’ifda' the heat nnd prespiration. Thereby the hair glands become weak ths hair falls' OUL \viwi| will restore ill Nothing, after the scarp' become^ shiny. But it in.tprricess.fif fallmgrint, ng.recently lost, the following is best : Wash the head freely with cold water once or twice n day. Wear a thoroughly ventilated hat. This is the best .means to arrest the h’«ss, susceptible oftestoration. Wfcat will Invigorate a woman’* hairT Whatever will invigorate the hair glands. Oils, nnd most other applications debili­ tate tbe hair glands. Gold yrylcrss best. At first the bead looks like a witch, hut 1<41 1042 11*43 1044 lo4S 1078 1J74 1-.-73 1<>76 J<t77 Ute 1140 1141 40 70 64 ICO 8 18 81 19 to i 93 UH I wk ot t,y s ro aefrofnelyiO . so 61 • sly of 30.14134 nefrufael ■aeJ*ofn w5f( 31 10 94 Town 2 North of Range 7 West. ■»9»i sejg ornww apt ofc-tot a w| 19 J Ou 160 7 10 8 70 I:.;.. ’12 ra Eastern Addition. 20 10 17 >0 8 01 W 7 40 MM 19 24 1 92 M 2J 211 Village of Middle* ill,-. P,^..x JJ ft rienU By tbe persistant,uye uf cold wntefefnaye seen thin. p<-or ‘ha|r?K^ihic' •M«f» -M tinck.ttai curiy. 0ntytl£ part of tbs hair. Qtopt lhe sosio should be wet. . _l| must be thoroughly dried.—Did Lcieit, V 17 17 18 £& e. is 80 Village of Urangwill,-. •v u Baanr Cot rrv Tata’a Orntx % 320 RSI Ktwpisg Orchards CaUivawd. •TheJ Gardner'! Monthly, nn excellent jobrwal, published in Philadelphia, Thom­ as Meehan, editor, contained an article a few week» since, the leading idea «>f which was “that orchards are more successful through a series of years laid down in gnuiaand anppflly top dresned.than when cultivated and cropped.” Th eCoua fry Gentleman and some other papers dis­ sent from the doctrine.and urge cultiva­ tion. The true course, it seems tn tie. Kes between the two extremes. We have never known an orchard to flourish that was continually in grass, np- matter what tbe other circumstances- were. Per­ haps excessive top dressing might make it thrifty—«• have never tried it—but it would certainly greatly promote the the growth ofgrass. On the other hand, orchard land continually cultivated C»r many yeansand annually manured,will so force the trees as to make them tender and liable to disease, and produce such a surplus of wood as tn prevent their fruiting.—aVcw .England Farmer. Cum for EiruROKD Toaaixa.—T<» one part of saltpeter, two parts of alum, and three parta loaf sugar, pounded fine, ap­ plied to tonsils with tbe finger six times a day, then lake the same omitting the sugar and dissolve in water, wet a cloth in this and apply warm on the outride every night an going to bed until a cure is complete. . j • * 180 80 wWofnwV • aptofeH ®> ’. bi: M 643 90 4 M be nr»t NMfa of H. K MUXt-ON. ■ 1 M m noilul Mints » to n 3 t: 'fi R'ii* • *W ?f 7* 90 a u. M m iu 74 R’iW ISA..* I f A ,' BPtofnJofse|7 n^otae 40 l!!3lw HLJ“ • 74 r 90 5 01 gy . 3 MW 8100 BEST PIANOS. 3130 - I*. U8' liAADWlr, 7 Octave Baeovood Piano, Ulain< all iwpnwrtatBta known In thia cou>- *» » «i 13 4160 CASH, W arrests* ter » Yean. 90 IN aj< • :&•# g , «1 Will 20 46 88 90 18 84 aHwarrsnud 3 S 12 r« 'tpihr* •V ^ 11 JoTneV 11 160 80 anj other manufactured w> Uah <aMU»lf’. GRoVESTEEN & IS■•."? 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HA8WSS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH^WFDKFSMY, OCTI X'IQ..2S: ;».*uie3 *r h Original $wtr|i vsrisua, nk’nsT "qQbRtf, ttfcWti* bated dona aujUlng about the notes and and account* b* had left wkh him. SUchtol “Yea,’’ returned tb4 lawyer, in a weak, hie husky, hiccoughing voice. “I’v, badjEfo •nd . OJtce ia “.Saw/ - • - iv H«gim«nt Michlgaa Cavalry. Tcawar. >,|K wja produced, and Mr. Vjpson foond his money—four thousand and some odd hundred" of dollar*—all right and rqpfjs, In hl* worst jnoatenhl Bryam never used for himself a single penny he held in UtaraUteeoaalfe >w«J#*ywfm. M, Oud. IU^U, CU^tanJ M&S jKrcrarS-fe GREAT Rings' jjfttsmrg -ffirtrtoni. S«»xr * srAvtnixc, RCTOBY!! 1SEALRR9 tn all Hndaof dry, good».groc«rie*. U oroekory, Ac. State o*.^ tho pa*l«fficc. Over High Prices, at the MASON ALLEN, DRUG STORE!!! ucnf, ok lfe£ $(X) trust. Hundreds there were who labor­ ed hard to, reclaim the [Mpndersr'bal without effect. Y^qr after year went by, and be sunk lower and lower—yet. ms wife left him pot. Her brother a yottog lawyer, named Moses fielton, often urg­ ed her to leave her husband, at tbe same time offering her a comfijrtable home For from « warlike race you spring, Who would the deadly combat sea And your forefathers in thb fight ULAJrKSo/NL On many a well contented S.M; beneath hi* own roof, but she would not listen. . At length all hope waa given up.— Wcek after week would.the drunken man lie on the floor and nota day of real so­ briety marked hi* course. I doubt if such another ca«fi wa« ever knowp. He wax too low for conviviality, for those with whom he would have associated, would not drink with him. All alone in bis own office and chamber, he drank tbe accursed poison, and'* even bi* very life As left our aborts their vanquished foes. Go, emulate their worthy deeds; Protect the country which they won ; HASTINGS EALER TN GROCERIES, provi.lon*. prod.ice, fii»h, butter. lord. pork. u>4 {train of ■11 kind-. Alan-layseaadw*. o««..eta.. ,Store in Calilorn ■ Block, Slate •Croet, UartiW^s^Ntch. D Roberts &. Striker, ■ H ALER |n 'all ikied* odFbniify ^Vpawiea, ' Slone and Wooden ware, and a general asment ef Provisions. Also Notary Public. —-11AV1 Since first your father penned those lines; And he can (eel a patriot's joy To think how bright yc>*>r record shines; (May it grow bright and brighter still, And with the gallant Brodhead rode ROBERTS A STRIKER, EALERS in drugs, tuedlcines, patenttnedi- a new and mo$t complete assortment of cine*. p*iu(», oil*, turpentine, burning fluid.­ I.....—. -.tI-i .-——I--DRUGS AND UEDICINER, D Chemical*. Paints, Olla, CamZS. phene, Burning Fluid, I>KOFE5C.IONAL. soon leave me; ho cannot last much longer.” At that moment Daniel Bryam enter­ ed the apart men U Even Moses Felton was startled by his appearance. He look­ ed like a wanderer from the tomb. He had hi* bat on and bis jug was in bis TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. S3VEEZEF A ALLEN. TTORKETA AT LA w and Soli/cilora iu Chan­ cery. Particular attention paid to Conveys Racing, the Inve«tlzatlon of title* to Land ______ ________________ Wit I to. hannr V ¥913 tT FOR JfECHANlOAL AND MEDICINAL i PL’RPOSE.H.ONLY^l □ u du»iuc*». . , Oilice in the Court House, Hertings. Mich. glisttllana. hand. - “Ah—Moses—bow are ye !" he gasped fur be could not speak plainly. A SUDDEN COMTEBSIO5. DANIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE, Genera! Land and Tax Agent, will attend to the collection of ilrbtaandall other busineM pertaining to bi»office. Office in Goodyear’• block, up rtairs. J Tbe simple »tory I am about to relate GROCERIES! I. A. HOLBROOK, TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, BPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; in fart, everything in the Grocery Hue. soeh a will br needed for frtnilv use. J. HI. RUNSELU, PTITB1CIAN and Surgeoil. Office in' RusaelPs store. State rtrceU .__ ; (CUDHtJaT JPXBWHUKRT JOHN ROBERTS, Aid fwklK Extracts, RYSWIAH and Hunrron. Dwcllingen Broad­ way, near the Court House. P for ,ri<t xspkcial scorn or tub ladiks. H.P. CIIERRT, ■WTOTA.Y pvbuc -* c—• !N tttul to all buainew entruated to him with promptnea* and fidoHty. Residence. John.tow., Harry county. Mich. Blankakept alwaya on hand. PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ac. Upon our shelve* may be found all of the E* II. RTEWART, J Attorney co<.Omi«w a* Uw, •ml CuMMlor tn <*»rery. Notary I ubbe. Ar, All bukineaa attended to promptly and enicicDtly. Office No. 6, Noble’s block, Battle Crvek, MOST POPULAR patent medicines .. . . r»-r« and Contract*. Great care taken in lorecloaiua Mortauges by advertleement. II. WRIGHT, erenthing in ear 1ms ef trade be Sought at any plate- Ore M aeaU mH * TT6RNF.Y 'M COUNSELLOR fiAUA-W. A »nd Solicitor and Counsellor in Ch^ocry Particular rttenUon paid to the collection of claim* *ad mon*r promptly remiUedtr /, Office, with W. W. Ralph Esq., MiddlcvlHe, (KEHEAIP, F<DIB (DASH attention will ba paid to COMPOUND- Barry County, Miehifs®- asxrrM • bcbbows, theU being A TT0R5ITS —I COCiraM-LOKS Seller, tn Chnnwry, Tn, ro. l—wroc. Agents. Business attended to with prompta ROBERTS A BTBIKER. HxtnxsB Waaca A lit ««—■ J. C.Brasows. A. A. Kx a rax, • ■ • ■ ■ ■' if, C. -PMND1.B* ' 'rOBKKTS A STRIKER- “•Vo’&’RT s&SU’ ’ ■ • t ; ©AKIM. ffTBURBR. poUNTT CLERK. , ‘ ^BostCTmw* Court* of thi* State. - WCOURT MANHPOP; - .TO" have been received in that inatitafciotxt > slirte Its opening in 1841, the larger pror When they reached a spot infer* ndlM portion have coma from the ranks others cotfld hear them, Bryam stripped farmers, merchants hborer*. . The,Moot , short. • r?!8f nth, -nKr"-: figures are as fellows: Farmers 28T, “More<’ be taid -do you remember merchants 19*. laborers IM. A proportion is observable anrbntf tte'^‘ ’’“t do Drnitel" ” ■'-V and daugf®1 “Win jou now uk. Hmm tank t i 0V jg-—-- • ~ -■ — “Then I mb,ip part r “And what tn us t be tbe payment F haltefl ! he sank to the lowest pit of degradation. When at the age of five and thirty, be bad become a confirmed drunkard. He now neglected bis dft-nts altogether, for be could not remain sober long enough at any one time to carry tbe case through court. Tbe only business be hsd now upon his bands wss the coUection of some few small debts. On the evening of his thirty fifth birth day be joined the Wfishingtoniana, and once more bis bright genias shone out upon the world. But it could not las; long; and amid the examples of those who were his constant companions be went back to bis oops, and down he sunk as rapidly as he bad risen. In one short year from that he was a miserable de­ graded thing. People who had left notes and accounts with him tn collect, called at his bouse, and upon Inquiring of his wife where be was, she would tell them be was away. Poor woman 1 they could Dot bear to dispute her, and they would go their way, though they knew full well that tbe remain* irt Daniel Brvam were prostrated upon bis bedroom floor. F One day a Mr. Vineon called to art him, V iason hsd left notes and acoounte to tbe amount ef several thousand dolters with Bryam toeoifeet, and be was anxious about them. P^>r »’<• •“? swered him a* usual-that her busband air, as soon as you can, for the moment that sees you thus shall set mourners free." Bryam’s eyes flashed, and be drew himself proudly up. “Go,” Mid be, with a tinge of that old powerful aarcasm that bad often elect fi­ ned a jury, “go to Ohio, and I’ll send you news. Go, sir, and watch the post.” With th*so words, Daniel Bryam burled the jug into the fire-place, and. while yet it* -thousand pieces were flying floor—be strode from tbe bcmae. Msry sank faintin,K to the floor. M<»e* boro I —The oath that has bound me tbua far B*W“- That evening Marj Bryam .was among the happlealor the happy. TtA allusion was made in word, to that Strange scene of one year before, but Moses could read in the countenances of both his shier,andher buaband the (feep gratitude they did not speak. And Daniel Bryam yet Uveb, <*iei df the mnse honored men in Vermont Fivetimes has he sat in tbe^tate Legislature; thrice in.the Senate and once in the Na-, tional Congress, and be is yet a noble WtmMM. r-. Vuse-H Eighteen printers Were admitted to tha-Aayinm in twenty years, together with ohft bair-dreaeer, one potter, ona natbur, one waiter, six hatter*, eight coo. > fectioners, twenty -nine planter* and fortysix seamen. Tbe whole number of male* • and females admitted was 8,753, and thegreatest number of cases Were caused, , first, by ill bealtb of various kinds, neat’ by intemperance,’third by mental anxie­ ty, fourth by grief, fifth by loss of prop­ erty. From these five causes, 1,414 out of 3,753 person* became insane. Dr. Kirkbride say*: “Periodsuf great political excitement, the thousand sources of mental anxiety, and^he casualities incident to a, alate Of wax, sudden pecuniary reverses, and uodreamed of changes in the condition of. families, hardly ever fail to increase tho , amou»t of menial disease in a comtnuul-. ty while, unfortunately, the came cause* rendertoo many less able than ever to meet tbe eipemMMnd -4o«e* invariably incident-to such a fsrtUcf iUne**.” There dwelt in the village of Mon­ tague, France, during the French lie vo­ lution, two 'girls, named Fnlicite Tbeopbile Ferning. Both jpotecaqed bpauty sweet and attractive j both went modest, reserved, and apparently timid'. 'The youngest was 13 years of age, whefli nightly attack's Of the Austriawa demand, ty While oar army was down ; in the valley of Virginia, and old farmer camo to caimp with a load of vegetables to sell for Unde Sam’s gold.1' Be was told that be bohld not trade there - unless be wsa ready to "swear”—that is, take tbp oath .of allegieDce. . He .^interpreted the word “swear" literally, and put,” tho bad word ih front of the name of Jeff. Davis, Lee, Wise, Floyd. Letcher, and eitery rebel big and little. He swore enough to turn everything blue around, him, and asked if that wouldn’t do 1 For the joke' of the thing he was allowed to trade without “swearing.” “Ay.” gasped tho poor man, "take a gill and break my o^-l . MoMe Fallon shall never know that rum or brandy Or covmx na did.—A Scotch paper speaks of a fox having been - seen trying to spring a trap by means of a stick which he carried in his mouth : “we knew a fox once that took a well pole from the well andpushed a turkey offit lower limb of e tree with it, and then put the pole back in its place. At least he got the turkey and the well pole was found all right in the morning," ment near Brussels, they rushed headlong into the midst ot the enemy, when a general officer called on them to surren­ der. The reply was a ball from the pis. to I of the younger, which laid him dead at her feet, and in the momentary con­ fusion they drew back in Mfety. The same sister at the Uul* of Jemsjppea, charged a Hungarian batlallion with ra small body of burse, and herself disarmed one of the most formidable grenadiers.— Hi* height on foot was nearly the same as her own when mounted, and he was in despair when the tones of her vuice, say­ ing, “General, this is a prisoner 1 have brought yoo, reveal to him llic sax of the brilliant officer. Fdicite attended tbe Duke of Chartress, and never failed to charge the enemy at hi* side. Both the sisters aided Id the escape of Dumourixe, accompanying him to the Austrian lines, tbe soldiers firing on them as they passed. Onoe beyond pursuit, they re­ sumed the altirs uf their sex, and labored industriously iu support of their aged father. Theophilodied at Brussels, un­ married, Fdieite wadded a Belgian Gen­ Tbs Way to Do It.—At Indianapolis last week there was a great demand for immediate movement of cannon and am­ munition to Cincinnati, but draymen could not be procured—many of them saying that they had not hauled for .the Government and would not. Whereat, in less than one hour, forty draymen were prtsted into the service, without further ceremony. ' —An intelligent farmer being asked if bis borscs were well matched, replied, “Yes, they arc matched first rate; one of them is willing to do all the work, and the other is willing he should.” Protestantism ts alowly making ad­ vancement in Spain-and Portugal*. Re­ cent accounts represent the circulation of evangelical publications on the increase. Io Portugal it is easier to disseminate the eral. HxamtForc*.—A man’s force in.the world, other things being equal, Is just in tbe ratio of tbe strength and force of. bis heart. A full hearted man is alwaya a powerful man,—if the thing is In bis bfart,be U sure te make it notenous.evcn though it uwy be a downright- falshooi her to lb. bod, *nfl tlxn hiring rolled.in Let a man bo eyer so ignorant, still, if his * Mighbor. h»,burned *»v, Tor th* (tag* heart is fall of love to tbe cause, be be­ comes apoq’erfuI man fur that object; was wailing. For a week Daniel Bryam hovered because he ha* heart power,<riftE*trt-fvcfiover the brink of tbe grave, but. be did A men may be deficient in many of the not die. .» „ advantage* ot education, In many of those “One Rill of trendy will save tou," niceties which are so much looked upon Mid the Docter, who mw that the abrupt in society, but once give, him a strong removal of all stimulant*frpm a system heart that’beat* bard, axid there is do that-had for long subsisted almost mistake about his power. Let him have oo nothing else was nearly sure to prove a heart that is right full, up to thq brim with as object, and that man will do - the fatal. ' “Yoa ean surely take a gill and not tbing^or be will die gloriously defeated, and will glory in hiBu defeat. Heart I* take any more 1” mo o(ita Uwt'.Mlwi Itia Jargo percentage ihovfs'.thkt pti> . feMioBal atan are loss subject to inMuTtj/ than those who. have more physical axer-. else and lea* tension of the brain than they. Of lawyers, there were in. the Pennsylvania Asylum but 34 out of 1,992 putieul*; of clergymen but 25, of artist* 17, and of physician* 39. Among the students, however, 66 out of 1,992 cd nn immediate and strong resistance. Soldiers being wanted, the sisters put on The visitor looked at him a few mo­ their brother's clothes armed..themselves, ment* in ailenee. Then, as his features and charged tbe plundering parties in the assumed a cold, stern expression, he said, front rank of the National Guards^— in a calm, but strongly emphasized tone Notwithstanding every effort to disguise, of voice: themselves effectually, Get). Buernon“Dnr^sJ Bryam, I have been your ville, discovered them, and marking their next beet friend but one. My aister is intrepid conduct presented them to Gen. an angel—bat mated with a demon. I Dumouma, who attached them together have loved you, Daniel, as I never loved with their father and brother, to his staff. man before, for you were noble, generous Not only pure, but free from suspicion, and kind ; but I hate you now, for you they were the pride and admiration of are a devil incarnate. Look nt Uial wo­ the whole army. They distinguished man. She is my sister—the only sister themselves in every engagement pre­ God ever gave me. I wish her to live vious to April 5th. 1793. In an engage­ posscskce much inlesest fur those wbo were ever acquainted with the parties con­ cerned, and to others its iutereat will not only be in its truth, but also in the pecu­ liar soul touch it develupcs. In one of the northern towns of Ver­ mont lived a young man whom 1 aball call Daniel Bryam. He was a lawyer by profession, and one of the most intel­ lectual men in that section of the country. No one possesseDube confidence of his friends more lhan 6c did, and no one was with me, but sbe will not as long as you better calculated to secure the goud will live; yet when you die she will come to and friendship of all with whqin be came me. Thus do I pray that God will soon in contact. Business poured in upon him give her joys to my keeping. Now DanJ and be failed not to give the utmost sat­ iel, 1 do sincerely pray that tbe first in­ isfaction. telligence that reaches me from my na* Al the age of twenty-seven, Bryam live place, after I shall have reached iny look to bimaelf a wile from among the new borne, may be that you are dead, moat favored ones of the country. Mary Bryam gazed upon the speaker some Felton experienced a strange pride when moments without speaking. she gave her hand to the young lawyer, “Moses,” be Mid “You arc not in earnand it none envied her, many at least prayed that they might be as fortunate. “As true as heaven, Daniel, 1 am.— But ere long a cloud came over tbe When 1 know that you are dead, I shall scene. Conviviality ran high among the be happy, nnd not until then—«n go on. members of the bar, and young Bryam Fill your jug, and—” “Stop, stop Moses. I can reform.” possessed one of those peculiar tempera­ ments which at length give the whole “You cannot. Itia beyond your pow. body and soul up to tbe demon of appe­ er. You have bad inducements enough tite. For three years he followed the __ enough to have reformed half the sin­ scocial custom of tbe times without neg­ ners in creation—and yet you are now lecting much of his business, but finally lower lhan ever befor?. Go, and die, - ahd-W'hrFvW'; DI- .hasii 1 seeppd the offspring of the jog. In early spring Moses Fenton had a man. and an ornament to society, declin­ call to go to Ohio. Before he sat out, ing all oflers of public office, from thS fact be visited hi* sister* He offered to take that that bh profession is more lucrative, her with him but she would not leave while plenty of others want the office* him. be cares not for. - “But why stay here I” urged the broth­ Many who read1 this will know the er, “You are all faded awav and disease characters I have thns used, and will nt is upon yon. Why should you live with once recognise the true individuals be­ such a brute 1” neath the ficticious names 1 have bor“Bush Moses. Speak not so," an swered the wife, keeping back her tears. ‘I will not leave him now. But he will Heroic fitetcra. For aioee yon left your sire's abode JUST RECJCIYED Uieluffn. ?*!»» ...... . room wl m They shook bands but did not speak. to Mrs. Bryam irm called ,ln, the key _ By The tables of statistiefi hr «be - laal regmt.ofDr. Kirkbride,, Superintendent’1 pf the Pennsylvania Avlwn saaa,.thM;<rat«tf.MN4LtMle patient*, wfc> N.' niBLDOW. paid u> advene, ««a«rw1M 4« *4* Ju ■taUsttea =aeassei ____ _ truth than in Spain. । HI The cheerful live lOWffeM in Illa, and after it, in onr regards. Cheerfulness is the: ofikboot of goodness. It is a sanitary principal as well to the body a» Ur the mind, and ip to botji the jtjtuse and effect of health. 111 "* ' — A minuter the other day asked a woman what could be dosie to induce her husband to attend church. “I do not know,” she replied “nnlesa you path pipe and a jug of whiskey In bln pew.” "i U.'A jrt.lMkHMmbwV.'Ha.wrw I, « Booteb toirn, n, bl* arrlnl bow* «M ennib. jojWlr M* Corner ifcU b* .b*d j»« F* bu *rmm 'A'?'*quoth the ancient, dryly, -Tm tMabta. tor’s Department the other day of*joker iivs—Mve, till Moms Jf elton stapl eat bls; in th« MA ward. 'Not exsrtly now, ^denr madam," returned Mr. Vin­ said ha;-but ji you’ll osU in in an hour word* IF. Ha did liv« ; M Iron will conquered J sfcallbs as my wife will then babul)’ son “1 know your misfortunes, and ap­ the mesaongar death k^d aeaU and Danpreciate your feelings, bpt 1 moat Lw >tebend. If I can fee him fur er«n tek Bryam Used. , for oriF m«pth ho ‘Heroine wr.lk without Iwrip. But CM wWore.' nl ' ' La minute, J can !«•"> »u thMl 15^ *» could not Iv’f *■•■;• 1 H-lWl * Id*! Si" i, be bad help—joyful, prayerful help.— kllMary Bryam spoke not a word, but Etob We de net wily dlsemr w o»n with a tear&l eve .be turned sway, «d Mr. Vinson followed her. He found Rruem in a back room, st retched at foil at Burlinatoo, and Daniel »Sa«sar> WUI ria rom by M* •><>•’ W|lh fcrt Vi.ro* «™»«l poor rfm*nro * Nmr bsfare W Bry*» looks* rencWs �HA8TDG6 r thji rxa a directions. ibla. Three ebarged directly y; leys, and t5 us ft has seamed’ lift I mid steel, day all tbe week. rrnpoex. Ji vuLiia^jAidu I never may again. 20 deed rebel* lay just as they fellMWEWWJMbdfTMh^IBb wh<» Washington,« -^jMlowing di.patobee^va Um We are lying on received here : GfwtVTT»3qn>rter’«, Yenit, Wfc. 1th, .fitf wMyew'rWfc' Tk. R NE (piles from the HJ army seems to <iw" Stair .cd Lo-rll. attack upon Corinth with great slaughter. kUBTIN BLAIS, of Jsckasa. SB I* JhM^r-JORK OTO.o( Ar Aotesry ofSUh-JJJttg B. 1 j nia Heed Quarters CoF.Sa’lrich.WoU. Ar ftwiiwi’MMrof Ao SUio ZmU Bl & LACEY, sTCaltoae. A brAgrfafeUwl# Mio. OBBGOBr.of WsahteaaW ,—JOHN Rvpablican Couty Caere bUou< Co. F, with haversacks stuffed with hard bread, 40 rounds of cartridges strapped to each num, A gun weighing 14 po'odd<i, necesxxry. Baek township will be eetiUed fonr delejetei. J. M. KEVINS. GEO. THOMAS, A. W. BAILEY, J. H. MUNROE, 0. L INGRAM. on the shoulder, blanket overhanging all, with a three pint Canteen too oftea^mpty, and when filled, holdings large propor­ tion of Virginia day, tramping,trtmplng, foot sore aud-weary, tired and covered with dust, they must needs have had hard Republican Representative Coaventiea Notice la girsa, that a Bcpublican Conven­ tion, for th* Second BeprsaenlaUve District in tho County of Barry, esmpossd of tho eight towns comprising lh« south halfof said county, will b« bolden st Carrer Bobioaon's, in Johnstown, on Saturday, ths 11th day of October next, at one o'clock P. M.. for monlnating a candidate for Representative in the Stale Legislature, end for hearts not to have felt a deep sympathy for the brave boys who have sacrificed every home comfort for the good of their country. 1 have seen boy* of my Co. who have traveled miles barefoot, over stones, briers and stubble, and do ft with a heroism as commendable as it would be to face grape and cannister unflinching­ ly. GEO. THOMAS, D. C. SANBORN. H.P.C HERBY, Diet. Cbmmi Jonxtown, Sept. 20,1582. eceswry. Such boys are sons to be. proud of, sons to be loved, husbands to be honored. Citizens to be respected and kindly re­ membered. Since we left Fredericks­ burg, the courage of every Senatorial Convention. - maq of the 8th has been thoroughly tested, and a There will be a Republican Convention of the Senatorial District comprising the coantics of good many have never been found want­ Eaton and Barry, at Vermontville, in Eaten coun- ing. We were in tho terrible slaughter of Bull Run. jWTe held . oqr own until ordered to retreat and then left the field under as taq Sept 37th, 1M1. which convened at Jackson on tbe 1st of October, ts report­ ed as fully attended, and on the whole, rather harmonious. In fact, Judging from appearances, there was but little chance without a total split.— for differences Tbe machinery appeared to be perfectly adjusted, and the materials all nicely fit­ ted ready to be put together, like a new barn, when the help arrived. With what nieety of mechanical skill each al­ ternate candidate of different political profeuiont, were dovetailed into a com­ Tbe following is plete State ticket. tho ticket, nowhere changed from tbe reoom- mendation of a committee appointed to present one to tbe convention : For Governor—Byron G. Stout. For Lieut. Governor—H. H. Riley. Treasurer—C. C. Trow­ For State bridge. For Auditor General—Rodney C. Paine. For Secretary of State—W. R. Mont­ gomery. For Attorney General—John P. Holmes, of Kent For Superintendent of Public Instruct­ ion—Thomas H. Binex. ‘ For Commissioner of tbe Land Office For Member of the Board of Educa­ tion—David B. Brown. Of the candidates presented we know but little personally, but presume are all they very worthy citizens, most of whom are sure that their talents have not been fully appreciated by the old political organizations. for The candidate Byron G. Governor, Stout, was speaker of the House of Representatives of this State In 1857, and made a very good officer. In politics be was radical as Horace Greeley. Two years ago, he was elected to tbe Senate from his dis­ trict, and daring tbe regular and extra wession made a miserable failure in at­ temptfog to become a leader in that body. Foiling to be recognized as a leader of the Republicans, be divested himself of radicalism, so called, and at­ tempted to organize an opposition upon most extremely conservative grounds. He retired from his Senatorial career w ith' but ftw honors among his former political friends, and at once became the _ . fire of. shot, shell and bullets as men could well enduro and petted of the Free Preu and tbe Wire in *t« lbw tbir min should bo nado th. hood of ■■ ocguinUon deoignrd to turn On Saturday, P. M. we drove the £nemy before us in a hotly not all be slain. The convention moon, be met aim, aaeaedfrisad. “How i g-o.n* of tbe poor m>- Iog piled ip in bat- tavo heard ol 1 "if* U. betanr tafon ■» It, Mid, .Wg.rio-of8000.tlk.. Dba**anxsr:—I had thought to giro batlde. ‘OuF loss' waa- ’noh over. 2000. UUIJ W kBU wm.w y——----- H l, , f among wbom was Major Genera! • Rend. that, "tlKbgh there wks as 'mEnjraf' I two months before this, but there has Gen. BurnsidFs nifet) who were with him wished to loolfBpon, if this Most unholy been so much of the real soldier's work in N. C.,-aaM they had hever seen >ny war has got to-Jas ended by -pili^t up to dOyUtat l hare found little time foe fighting before., All their battles. pre»i the rebds'thdt I Bright see them all piled on*, compared wijhthi* whre'fheresklrmanything else. Since the 13lh of July . khes. Our watch word how was onward. there. It is s year ago today since -the 8tb The enemy was in full retreat, and JAckeither- marched from 10 to-28 miles per s*>n was said to be hear Harpers Ferry. regiment left tho shore* Of Michigan 'for day, or have met the enemy in battje.— We iHrned afterWifrds that he was too the defense of the qvuuLr)’,. jkU,of noble If *he people of Barry could . have, wen contested battle of musketry, going the wvuds and driving tho enemy his position and only fell back into from when we were wanted to support our batteries. I saw one of my boys, J. S. Perry, load and fire, standing astride a dead rebel, and not bemg pleased with his looks in face, gently rolled him on his back with his foot, discovered a nice tooth brush, picked it up and went on firing as before. Many others were just as cool. Amoeg whom were Newton, Burdick, Merrifield, both the Nye’s Runyon and others. I will not call the delinquents by namei for tbe sake of their friends, hoping that their courage will not so suddenly ooze out at the next battle. Yon know of our retreat and heavy loss. Our next bat­ tle was Monday, P. M., Sept. 1st, called the battle of Lautilla, as desperate a fight as man ever engaged in, and even now I can hear the peculiar sing and whistle of the messengers of death as they Sew past on their murderous mission. Co. F went into this fight in the best shape of any of the levies and came out as unscathed as oould be hoped for—no -one being mortally wounded, and only five of tho company being hit with spent balk — Here we were victorious, driving lhe enemy from tbe field, and saving the en­ tire army from destruction, but at a ter­ rible cost, losing two of the best Gener­ als of the army, Stevens and Kearney.— Jwas not two rods from Stevens when he fell, and if I had seen my own father shot I could not have felt worse. He was truly a brave man and gave his life a free sacrifice on the alter of his country. May the pen of the historian do him justice. Our loss was some 700 at this battle. Tbe rebel loss I do not kndw, but judging by their dead and wounded on some parts of the field ft must have been heavy. We advanced on Washing­ ton from here with rapid strides. Staid near the city'only a day and then went into Maryland—‘*My Maryland.” At Washington Burnside joined u*, and a now Fife and vigor seemed to be infused into the artny. Loud huzzas, vociferous cheers and tossing of raps high in air greeted him everywhere and you Oould read hope in every face. We marebed on the turnpike towards Hagerstown and by the long line of troops, the vast trainand tbe large amounfof artillery,'we felt that Sutotas must be ours. We past camp after camp, fort after fort and hatt­ ed the first night near Brookville. We marched severe! days before we met the enemw, although we beard of him con tlnually. When we got near Middletown while’ at Weak fast; bu( a soldier whn Geo. Oitlnbj h dmterooeiy womkM. Gen. McPherson, with’hk command, reached Corimteywtrrdny. G*n. Rose cran* pursued th* retresttag enemy this morning, and sbribld they «templ to move towards Bolivar will follow, to that and family.*;. But bow is il f are IWt»" «w handx. T. fi. Grant, Ma].-GeMrtfCora’g. Il is confidently ascertained that Lee’s tni•*S,,USK'-2SE? Tbe same -c„ll«*^ McClellan.— » tw which had not yet fired a gun; we had a port of Franklin's corps, which had not been engaged ; but we did not fight. If our delay was a necessity, it was a m«>»t the same river **r;f&*> cannrm mid |toi;ea have been sent,up lhe rolling between, the Cap itni still In danger. und after advanc­ pense, forbearance and suffering, we aland And why is ill tint Kelt cat ta b« III they ire correct. Tbe 1 lion is, lh*t W>e rAeliaiU _______ __ donsvslle and lhe line of the Rapidan 1000 prisonere. Our tattoo was the sound of lhe cannon, ourrevllle Rra* the same. We were now hear tbe Antietam Creek and the rebels had command of the fords and the principal bridge. Our nrtillefy was pouring a, rhtirilerous fnv There has been no lack ofmen or money, River, where they can be in fuU conimu- ing, fighting, retreating, after much ex­ as we stood a year ago. niw4«o whh w>M<. itsin lavC courage or patriotism, but there w a lack of policy founded on tho eternal ples of justice and truth; a lack tho commanded. men, (and prom of a re­ 'Dishonesty, That is os ItfidM flgtetinrlnthesrwyi princi­ TJitt AVji^anjaburg Timet publishes, the. fol tew tag extract of a private letter, gard of the laws of God by the command­ ers and ,r>Wr’W a.rt» tojpilut-tbcu- cn „5' from n gentleman *t Washington : -The President’s anger I* np for once, and now look oul.to see tbe fur fly. .lie has been disappointed and mortified be­ yond measure by recent events. It will Jake a week or two to repair matters, and then for vigor. Some of the peacock officers why baj tj.fnilyd to . come up to the scrntcli'w!!r now' have to give place an old sailors propriety and the utter disregard for all It was sot long before we heard the clat­ good principles Is too much the ruling ter of musketry, and then one loud hur­ WBhia bis UtUs grave. passion of the army, that is, I think so. rah rent the air, and we know that the The health of our regiment Is pretty Bridge was oura;‘ Now onr division, 8 FECIAL NOTICEScommanded by Gcn?W ifobk,' was ordered good, though the most of us feel the ef­ forward. We crqssed Uie bridge under fects of tho aclivq Service for the last two r scathing fire’ of shell, and ascended the opposite height, pnd lay down just in front months. to men of brains and stability. No more Dr. Roback's Brrr<aa.—By reference Respectfully Yours, of our batteries, which had now got into fooling, on more trifling will be allowedO. H. Green field. “Old Abe” is mad, bis old western dan­ position on this side of the stream. Many' a poor soldier lay down for the Inst time. der is up, and I have heard him use ansne cod • new wttata in 0»Hne ot *Ston«rb Bitten.* Soon the word was up and forward, and pretty atroag language withuj a few days TbeM Biitere are deelined to become very popu away we went over hillocks, across the Editor Banner—Dear Sir:—As there past in prirgte conversation. The moot­ valley, with a perfect hurricane of grape the isna—thsl ft, tbe/ derive tbeiretimis some misunderstanding in regard to ing politicians who <»tne here from (be from the enemy’*.gUR* trying to retard North, pretending ro represent the wish­ oiir progress, but oh ward was the cry the course pursued by the Barry County es of the whole world, and almost annoy­ Delegates or some one of them, I deem and ohward we went; We soon gamed ing the life uut of the President and hi* a position at a range of 300 yds. and it doe tbe doctormf this county to know- cabinet officer* by Askfiig immpoasiblt' lheh you should hnvt$ seen tho muskets the facts in the case. thifiga’of them, will now ba tabooed.— haddibd, and tbe men fall. Soon the At the convention held at Grand Rap They have kept the wbads of the war enemy commenced to give way, and then machine locked long enough, and tbe ids op Uy 23d day of September J,, apted the very earth was made resonant with President and Halleck will now run the our cheers, and onward wan again the as substitute, and voted every time as machine themselves, and entirely on war cry. We soon held the enemy’s ground THE Advertiser having been restoredour delegates werftjnstructed or at least, principles. Your folks in the West can­ and were following him hotly in hl* hasty not possibly feel more chagrin at the retreat, when whit Whir came the bullets ns was supposed we Would, by our con discouraguig situation of affairs at tbu on oiir flank and rear, and it noon became stituente. I cast tbe'first Tote for onr present moment than we do bare, and apparent that we were flanked and nearly worthy friend James A. Swebzey as I had the President feel* worse than any other surrounded, but we had Kit# too1 near a .a right to, dn, all tho other votes I caet man in this nation possibly can. But taste of victory to easily ylel#, ’find KI­ wns for T. Wj, Ferry nod no one else, we are full of courage. “Are we going though an entire division of the endny to be whipped, to death 1” asked an Ohio what ftiay have been said to the contrary had come upon u» on the flank,command Congressman oflhe president, yesterday. ed by tbe redoubtable Jackson in person. notwithstanding. If any of our delegates “Whipped!" exclaimed the President, Yet our troops held their original ground voted for any one eke they foul a right indignantly ; “Thar* ia <o swob thing in at n great sacrifice until night put a stop to do so. And I say here, if I bad known the bpoka—these suulhacn rascals will tb‘ the slaughter. The rebels loss here find themselves buried under a northern then what I nnw know, I certainly should as acknowledged by their own men, was avalanche sooner than you thiftk.and like 'fUiatnebura. Ona word more 20,000. I counted near one battery, 17 have voted different. tho boy who was struck by lightning, dead horses, and the ground was covered as regards the report put In circulation they won’t know what ailed them. Nev. with muskets and munitions of war. A about my receiving a situatmn. Hon. er say whipped while there ia a: God in wounded Lieutenant who was a member F. W. Kellogg told me he would get me Israel.” This the President said with of this battery said they went Into posi­ BACK PAY. PENSION, &C. much emphasis. He does not dream of tion at 1 o’dock P. M. and retreated at a situation, but not until I told him frank­ such a thing as failure in this war. He a quarter past two—that they had one ly I could not support him, and that we sees bow great mistakes have been made, officer killed and one gunner in getting were a unit against him, and this in the and they will be remedied as far and as into battery, and that in the hour and a presence of several gentlemen, among •oon as possible, and guarded against in COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS quarter they had 17 killed out of28 men whom was Frank Allen Esq., of Has­ the future. His great wish just now is necessary to work the guns. Here the that he was? military man. If ha was, ARREARS OF PAT, BOUNTY A PENSIONS^ 17th Mich, lost a hundred men. Onr tings. But air, since Hon. F. W. KelI actually believe be would himself go loss was not very heavy. Company F. Ingg. bns received tbe nomination, I beforth and lead our army to battle.” lost not a than. I was knocked over by Heve it to be tho bounden duty of every a solid shot striking a rail, and came Republican at least, to do all in their within six inches of having my left foot SOLDIERS Kearaeyaa MeClellaa. taken off by a shot while lying in front of our batteries. We are now in camp, and taking a much desired rest. Where next will be our field of action is all in thn future. Co. F has but 85 men pres­ ent, all of whom are usually well. Gurnish, Guntripp, Easton, Beable, Kightlin­ ger, Wellman, Preston and Pierce have heeq left, back at various places sick.— Bube and Garrison are absent without Goo. P. Bskter , has been assigned to Co. P. Lieut B.', Jmw! been 'very sick and docs not look Rs' rubicund a* be did when he reached here in Juno hfsL Ba­ ker makes a good military man, and did himselfgreat credit at the battle Of Bull Ruq„knd In the previous marches. He seems to be well liked in the regiment, tind if he continues to do duty as well for time to come a^ in tbe past, be is sere to win the esteiem of the whole Regiment Lieut Baker was with me uiitll the last day or so, and f consider it due him to say that he did well and fkithfully every­ thing assigned him. He was frequently on our marches entrusted with the Quar- termaxWt’s Dept, and when he was in charge we did'noi lack for eatable*. We ilffl armies lie in about tbe same positions, ! part with artillery and resulted at night in nur holding the enemy’s position, cap­ turing 10 piece* o/’krtHlcry and taking into them, and our infehtry under cover of the same were advancing upon them. .M .r. «.n>.-Uv them at once," said Gen. ‘-15,000 fre«f troops have already come ; more will arnve daring the night. 1 your man that 1 We muat'fight to­ night and to-morrow. If wecannot whip- place Gm Hariburt is at Hatahte river with 8.000 or 6,000 men sod ir no douH with tbe pufoAlt>g>tolbmlA 700 to 1.000 prisoner* ftsids* th* wounded- would bdliacXagam eryoying l>is home has seen a years service, learns tn stick toWs coffee and hirff bread'at'aft hazzards. We were soon under arms and marched op'Hie side of the mountain',' • whe.ro we .could witness’the' progrewoftlie bitttie. This dav's fighting was dufte for tKd most credited these reports ■yropatbirero vMi trcoooo, otylurg then- .MKnlhMl; 1-dtarU.tated*. adir We did not 'cbme up. with the ene­ my acain until *h inearerf ,8Wfr«burgh,: and patrioti6'*rtsn, nol one of whom but Here be opened "ms batteries upon us what expected should he survive the yeir we found we had somethmr to do for his cannon spoke in unmistakable tottea, and said plainly, ‘•look.out for breakers.” In meals to bis energy aqd perseverenoe.— passing down the road previous to *n- I Waht toiiay Just one word to the Readoending Middletown height*, we received era of the Banner. Report has bad nrt an enfilading fire from the enemy’*1 gons killed, wounded,,bojurt mariialid', a thief which made our Meh' ffo some dodging and coward.' Sornq ofwiy; friends have »bo ditwuion of public affiriri over k> th* Aram Antietam.—While the hauls raged On. McClellan rsward- of tbs particulars, so far as canbegi vgn fur mitta, al nlght^ about us, 1 fortunetea tt- T. mi* TmbDraay power to elect him, and if elected I be­ lieve we shall find him to be as he has been, thp right man in tbe right place. Carlos 0. Scott. We hail thn re-nomination of F. W. Kellogg for Representative in Congress from this District, with unmixed approbn tian. We hold it to be important In this crisis of affaire, that we should have experienerd mon ini Congress. We be­ lieve that the next Congress, will have the greatest work to do that has ever been ennfided to American Statesmen— rmtlnng less than the re-establishment of Oar nominee, in this respect, te al! we eould wish. Ho Is thnrouthly educated and esperienoed for fits post. His ex­ perience and educatino, too, have been obtained daring the very troubles he is in asttiing. He is respected aid held In high esteem by hie foilnws io Congress, and ho has tbe aar of tbe Gov. emmrnt, which no new man can have.— Mr- K. has a record, and a clear one, in Congress. There is no vote, no spb’scfa, no act of his in A Voice num thz Gxxvx.—We were last week shown a fetter written by General Kearney to M. O. Halstead, Esq-, of Patterson, N. J., which bore date at Harrison’s Landing, Jamas River, August 8. It was a long, full, friendly and eloquent ex position by lhe dead baro, of bis views on the Peninsula campaign : and about Gen. McClellan in particular. Gen. Kearney, who was a staunch Detuocrat, expresses in this letter an unquali­ fied condemnation oT all McClellan’s BOUNTY, Circuit Cou tbe CirOolt Cot cogmeoee nt it one for mnrdt -tabf to doth derstand «be a re|roAl»avtng upon her own l ingtrinl and for; ha buggy w turn. The bon by fiber itffi ver Crerij, and troiCwker® L? Tua Draft. Adjutant Robe quireA ttvOnf' atoll to, be r#iae ***■ not include the Andrews which from our defici still to h£rafee AproigyM]F drafting orders pointed Coma Roberts Surge state road, in tl ed’theeditor also some exe W-’fc SIB K If. WRKII1T X«g.<l AowaiU Middleville, Aeg. 21. l»t. of (bis towush New Advertisements. few spdMha hare seen. 0 600,000,ULIT7.,ai“*01"" SuchteiR aircu LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fr— raeset sarvvys, eomplvto4 Ang. 10, IMS; County Treasu ■rapidly. Mr ««»pmri was being fimght by driblet*: that <Me folly succeeded another: that ft LOAD MAP was under lhe control of imbecility, or EVERY RAILROAD STATION and diataaMd between. ■ Guarantee .xy womm er nan U U> | Tbe tuaual desire1* tree on Foda jxyuredthal h uneasy wife and quiet home in Jersey ; and. st tlw. .______ Ritte ot pip he maw do eomeMting," .nJ 6n*ll, cta. Ihg with U>. em static deekritkn, “/fcfl y°* Me CUetan u dur./ mt!” Ttam Maryland and' .'•ltae.pmmwn.ofG.oMi Kmnih,, ■business inte .especially'tri is a desirabl ^specially tho Congress, that his con- atiteency can eomptein of—wesie, -indeed ^•t his emissilueney oannnt be prnad of. He hM, be does, and ha will stand hrmly by the Government. This bis record reefed, ICtod. strategy ; he says be wishes he was out of the mesa; that the army ought never to have gone to lhe Peninsula • that the •omtlhiag wartt; that, soldier M he waa, he could almost wish himself beck to hia elcsely /texfomra De the same letter t»0My to sevwral «abar LLOYD'S Torooiurarc.L lurorisirrccKv. MUI IIDUXA. IUJJ0U. sufficient to write Aajmptk an net which replied, pyjAtir.'. To a|l l Ray that When where we had to pass through -» channel and came near being demolwbed. The fth Maas. battery had been driven from must have noticed that all the fault found you are ready to believe any of the last three mentioned reports, and to Kelp cir­ culate them—unless upoq andoebuid au- tbority—I wkb-tofie counted at non ttt among your list of friend*, h ft not R* Gen. Hunter po.iti.el. denim that he Em er^ e<ud or iMimMod that th. Mark regimpt. of Sooth Carollni. •m.in.n, m.nnmt>r|to uttonlUi|„„pj theowarj. h. Jmerutlm th., J,,,WKi UmineelrM ..eoilant adldiw^ and I. re­ i a. maItland wammg , K We should WKS joined that the Governmeoi hu u l».t .dopud bl. ptdfep,. bX anthorUi “ , •>x!' liP ms r iifisosniishsri. Gorwtro^k the State, weMmx Hi 'V Jury. �EF. ' rm. jupwatb pills. — n—ii m .m i 3 ... IMMm. ^for wpg.rt.t., that darkness wouM f«*orn driving him bacS -TWFZTOT.A ff J »>P«Aaboa The to be excelled s ‘LOW PRICES” s Typhus, Ty Pox, Meai 'bu« h*1"1 NEWS °e°’ ,Mtc'-u*r°25r tfegUrlator obligfl bin. lo-iend even a brinda u. Burn.d.'. .,1^ darkt-w 5?*? J? JforfUwuUerGenarala baidaa 7,?’from “• or mlKondbtt at th. ba«k of foalno eoo6d«n«d. jHa John SctMlan'a “avil g«niu," ta'-btah pX CAUCUS. Th# RefnibHcaas of Bullets j&vrfn-H«ii to \ nrig^‘ '■*’er ,h* potomao m> a •two brll Mdintp tba midH./Un w. foj V lire, w.ro maaaaertd in a tnrvt in Cmicu*. al the Court. HoMei 'trn Tlinnigjr“■’’“l .wbteli maha, m afternoon, October ic'ih/ ai, thnk' o,clock, for anudder »t th« nama of Ball’. BloC .ill poaching County Convralien. not .norejja ,ho >rvu „f tb. ,, officer. The beeinalng of bl. career ... . unforUmale. Ha »aa PatUraon'a aaaiau ent adjutant general and chief of auK . . Haaimga, Octohet??lb. IMA “ “P»" S""d tulborit, diesuaded him from marching oo Winebee. ter.«> at leaal to check 3obn«m while chants are receiving their fall slocks of. McDowell wn fighting th, battle of Bell giHida. The war doc* not aeeipy to have Kan. The first great disaster of the war dried up the avenues of trntW. The is thus, if this be correct, like the last N*w GoUM.—■Several of our met. truth is, raonyjr is plenty; and when that j great slaughter, attributed to him. is the case pcoplp will buy, not only -the necessaries, but the conveniences of life. That is as it should bo; and still, if our advice Was nsked we should counsel all men, (and women too fur that matter,) to pilot their crafts with caution, an old saifors hug - hard the growing out of lhe aboses'connected with their impressment; but these were prompt­ ly and entirely remedied by orders is­ Circuit Codmt.—Tho regular term, of the Circuit Court for thia county will commence at the Court House on Mon­ A inong the’cases for trial day next. for is murder, being that of a Mrs. Lowe, of Assyria who isnccnsed of pois­ oning to death her own child. We un­ derstand she admits lhe fncl and only, regrets having failed in a similar attempt upon her own life. Benjamin for having buggy which ingtrhil mid turn. Francisco awnit- is also borrowed a horse to failed be re­ The horse and buggy were found, by Sheriff Everts, in thu vicinity of Bat­ tle Creek, and Francisco himself at De­ troit, * here ho bad gone soldiering. Tuk Draft.—By the appnrtionmgnt of Adjutant Roberta, Barry Copntjr Was re­ quired tcv&irpish 43$ rc,erqiis under bflh calls from tbe Government. Of this oum- 221 have been furnished, leaving still to be raised. 218 Thia, however, not include the company raised by Andrews which is still dues Oapt, ■ still tu be'raised. AiToi^rusMTa.—Under drafting orders, N. Binlcy pointed Commissioner, tbe recent has liccn and ap­ Dr. John Huberts Surgeon for this County. Thasxs.—Mr. Usury Mtkm, state road, in this township, has ed the editor with n of the present­ basket of as fine flsvored fall peaches as wo usually get; also some excellent ' melons, and a few bunches of the finest grnprs we ever saw. Mr.'H. will accept our thanks. of this township has left on our table have seen. hibited from arresting any colored emel prppertfoc W Utotr comppaiuon poMM. wonderful nutrHiotu powera.— Si* of RAD WAY’S FILLS whl impart ns much nourishment to to tbe blood, end strength to the weeting body, a. one ounce of the beat wheat flour; io that In A Of four specimens furnished us, the average measure Was about nine inches in circumference. than any other medicine, aecor. aft evacualion, und. at tbe Mme time, nourish and rtrengthen the1 tyrtefn. This pca»liar newer i. poMMoed alone by RAD­ WAY’S REGULATING PILLS. In al! attacks of BlUousneet, Inftamalion of lb. Bowel* Uv.r, Kidneys, a doae from ah tn eight of • ’ RADWAY’S REGULATING RILLS, wyi, in a lew hours, rcatorp the .patient to case and comfort. There is no pur­ gative medicine in use, that will cure lheae ccmplaints so quick as RAD­ WAY’S PILLS. Perantn subject to Coativenesa, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bil­ iousness, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Ap­ oplexy, Headache, should take two or three of thrae PILLS once or twice a week. Price 25 cents per box. LIST OF JLETTEBS, DgS jAccidkmj.—The Pioneer learns that mer, about eight years old, fell from a tree on Friday lost, and was so severely jnjured that bis life was despaired of. Commkrcul Advkktiskr.—This is the name of a new weekly paper just started in Detroit«: it is apparently devoted to B OU1 LIKE OF TRADE; Come and See 1! (cTlio^t&ha" in the county oi WB The Baltimore Sun says that the beau­ tiful district of country over which lhe battle of Sharpsburg raged presents a melancholy picture of devastation. A number of bouses and barns were de­ stroyed, fences scattered as if a tornado had swept them away, hundreda of acres of com trampled down and devoured, and wreck, ruin and desolation meet the eye at every turn. A majority of lhe houses in Sharpsburg, as well aa those along the whole lino of battle from thence to Keedysville, exhibit marks of having been under fire. Some were penetrated in three or four different places by shut and shell, and in many instance their inmates made narrow escapes from de­ struction, Tho amount of personal property—horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, hay and provender—which was TATE or HKfHlOAN; tem OoervT, At a aeiaiou of U. Probate Cowl, for S On reeding snd'filing tbe petition, duly verified ol Require Hanyeti. Albert E. Manyen. Emelin. Trego, and k. B. Shaw, praying, foroortaia rea­ sons therein set forth, that odrn intel ration of said estate may be granted, and that L. K. Powers may be appointed administrator. ■______ '9 avc, eo«v^o%«A > uillipe Harv.y VI-—Lt. * Holcomb H S Hanor Elijah Hamilton Mias Healu Jana Hubble Levi O yuyc aw& yooXs awd. vaake, X\\cvcv Wux,\v\.^ 'Vowke. ftXowvo.e\v 'BX.XXevs "Dy. *B-o\>ac\C% a a.y oi nearing. 8. C. PRlNDlJ. Judge of Jrvbate, ftXovw.o.e'W ‘BkX.Xevs IBBJDUJ©®® POKES. w.vt \\oor "DoeXov'% "DkXXs. Estate of George Nichols. Smith PROBA T£ tZBDJrJL—STATE OF MICHIGAN Huvck Amo* fry. holden st >1 Baitings, < "Dy. "BxoXsaek.'* 6Xovmxc\v 'BvXXe.va G.YC. X\\x Ac\v utaxt't Botox* awA Covft$OY\. We hare every kind of goods, each os r._ -n», i.^*.MW® pleas, aay they arc ad vertiMd. Charge, for ad- J Probate.’ . VMlitiug. one cent each. R. J. GRANT, P. M. la the matter of ibe eatate of George Nichols, ‘Dy. ‘Kctaack?* BEXOLS & SIEKDIES, ip (or Tber I iaxAtfovaXc X\xc- v>cak aadt* &cXj\\.\XaXc&. tion; and that tbe heirs at law of aaid deceased and all other persons interested in said estate, arc GROCERIES lai previously redeemed according iol.tr, SAMUEL 8. LACEY. Dy. "RoXjciek.'* ftXovft.o>.cXx 'B\.XX«,v% PRIMARY SCHOOL LAND. Part of Section. Section. awA vcvckXce North. to said day of bearing. aeptlT (A true copy.), HARD-WARE I 8. C. PRINDLE. J edge of Prob ftXovaaeXx c license granted to me. by tbe Probate Court for tbe county of Barry, I shall expose to sale at public auction to the highest bidder, at the south east corner of the north west quarter ( W) of section twenty-four (W) in the township of Orangeville ______ jk. .1,1, _r (Vink., .< ..w.r.-S described lands to wit: Tbe north fraction of tbe south-east quarter (tf) uf section No. stx (6) ia town one(f) north of Range Nine (») west, containing forty-two and sixty eight one bnadrctba S8-l(fo) acres: also lhe north-west quarter fX) oi th. soutb-eMt quarter (I) of section twelve(lS) in town two JIJ north of range tea (10) we«t. containing forty :re»; also one acre out of tbe south east cornet (tbe north west quarterfl] of section twenty inr [t< 1 In town two north of range ten [lol vwt, 11 being la the county ol Barry and State of Mlehrsn. ADAM ELLIOTT, Btreeior. Dated Angus, 1», IMSaugS7 lu\o^o.\A«,. Dy. tfLohaek'* aYc.Au* SoXAac.y'% VAc.aA,\a^ ^vc.v>®N\Xvac£ "DxavvXvca, "D^%evCter^, *KYve.ua\aA*va, cXe. EIECUTOR'8 SALE. AND DRY GOODS! ITiese fitters ar* put up in quart bottles, of tuhieh the above is afao-eimile. fho label u finely engraved, and is provided with a safe-guard from oountsrfeiters. (Price (1 per bottle, of six for $S. C. W. fioback, (Proprietor, Jib. 6 East Fourth Bt., Cincinnati, to whom all jT^crs should be addressed. FOR SALE BY Rob.ri.'A Striker, Bastion. Eli Niehota,'Jay 8. Terry, Orangeville Mill.. M. C. Swift,Prairieville IL B. Beaningtoa, Middleville, apd- hy druggi.U and merchants generally tlirtmgMut the country ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ELECTION NOTICE. of every description XTolieais berebr rivec. that at Um next Genet1N al Election toTe b«l3 on the Tutvday »uc-4 cetdine the first Monday of November next, in the State of-Micbigan. tbe following OAcen are lights br night, and hence the train of wagons sought W be captured had been removed before our force got there. At Newbern, N. O, it if the invambfo <*»■ Stacks of Saturday, ths tireatv-flfth day of lhe year one thousand eight hundred two, al one o’clock, in tbe afternoon, Ing described land, belonging to th said deceased Io wit: The north-west tom on the advance of our troops to any house, for some one to throw up a win­ dow. hang out a cloth, shout for some of one hundred and aixty acreav.----- - . the fcmily In the fields, or perform some other act which will signalize da«genIn many instances the “signal posts have l>een dwlmyed. Women have generally been the operators.—Bottan Jonrnal. SWAMP LANDS. nexfone in Detroit. OeH« W»lly ■. aYfo X\\-C. ^OOY twau'ft Vy\cAX&,. Rxbxl Txlsorapbino.—Col. Price, who made the late reconnoiaance to Ashby’s Fnv« H«u» N’cr““r ~^ ' । a %viav- ’W.e.ftc. ’B\XX«,v» ’sa® car# Fretmau Mrs Harsh J Clothing, is a desirable paper for business men, Let J7 ipj fcnoWn that the Democratic awA aW laY aaXuve. "Dy ’BaoXsoxVs taken from the farmers, was enormous. hurg eorrCTp««Ie”‘ of lh' Ja,ymaieet Kidney Complainto, M A large stock of 7b Destroy------- Bed-Bugs. To Destroy------- Moths In Furs, Clothes, .especially those who have business co°- ER O other persona 7b Destroy------ Rats, Roaches, &e. 7b Deslroy------- Mice. Moles, and Ants. .especially*M an advertising medium. JUST RECEIVED DIRECT It •business interests, and is designed more HVKE Dated. SeptemteMeU'lWX' Buhter Mrs Charlta Hann Miss Reteey P Bono Mrs Moliada Blood 0 P Bolkin MIM BacM Gap, found on bis way that every bouse Tax Salks.—Tbe land sales at the on the road was a telegraph office thus, Caunly Treasurer's office are progressing - in three hours after our force left, it was known in Aldie, 40 miles distant, that .rapidly. There .aoema to? be fully the artillery and cavalry were advancing, the t'jsual desire ftr intestfm tail lands. rebels signalizing with flags by day and a boy in Oaatleton namcd Emeraon Hos­ iSSoMTfS bid you farewell.” Deitcactlon of Property on the Maryland euY®. cXX Xac uPaXcd. YvcXy Xo," duX a% a vmc&oX a^CAxX — a oveaX. "BkC^vAaXot (rt X\\x suEXexa. XW "B\\vou% av«XAtX« g$ XW "WcsX aad SouXXvXXxetc, da%, $ov a Voa£ Xkwvc., \>wa «uxed xvoeAcA aa avXveXc oX StowvacYx. "Dv\Xc.y*, voXueXs va ^yo^y f\u.a.aXvX‘vc*, aad aX X\vc i^yo^y X\.w\.c, arc. a wave* \>-Ye.^c,a\x»e o$ .> SHiauo Fever, Fever a,7ui fiQVbe, Liver Complairbt, WK STILL— b paired. RADWAY’S PILL8 will, io I-. time per­ son, except for crime, or upon orders from the military authorities or Judge Dickson, who was appointed by General Wallace to command lhe brigade. When the brigade had ended their labors, so well were they pleased that they pre­ tented a sword to their curnmnr.der, Col. Dickson, accompanied by nn address.— Col. Dickson's answer contained the fol­ lowing passages : “Go to your hnrncs with the conscious­ ness of having performed your duty, of deserving, if you do not receive, tbe pro­ tection of the law, and bearing with you the gratifudc and respect ofall honorable men. You hare learned to suffer and to wait, but in your hours of adversity, re­ member that the same God who has num­ bered the haira of our heads, and who watches over even the fate of a sparrow, is the God of your race as well aa mine. The sw eat blood which this nation is now shedd'»g .at every porev is an awful warning of how fearful a thing it ia to oppress lhe humblest being. Until our C'»ui>]ry shall imain need yuur ecrviccs, I ~ft'vXXtv% avt, aoX o^cycA. Xo XXvc. Y-uYAX.* a» d YotAvevac. aACvcd S«jal gsiittf. sued by Major-Generals Wright and Wallace, by whom the Mayor was pro­ to .be deducted from our deficit, which leaves about 150 GRANT & SPAULDING povmre, wd week of the body. RAD­ WAY'S REGULATING PILL8 pro­ vide again* thh diftcuUv. The medi- lee shore. one The term for which the colored people of Cincinnati were to work on the fortifi­ cations expired, according to previous uoderatanding, «,n Saturday last. Most faithfully and cheerfully, says lhe Gatttte, advice—to “keep sails reefed, anti clesely taking The “Black Brigade” ef Cincinnati DIGESTIVE ORGSKS. U re medicine. *od piM. of th. old system produce too wddmt depletion of tbe vital 5 •'JfX .. J dec., dco. 7b Destroy------- Moeqnltbes and Fleas. 7b Destroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. 7b Destroy-------- Insects on Animals, dsc. Which we »re anxious to Mil, and WILL SELL, 1 fTMorer. vomniiwonrr ot owe i*u« Attorney General,Huperinlcadctrt of Public Ln- Ateo. .Senatorfor tbe Twaoty-Hral Senatorial District, eompoaed of tbe countie, of B.rry.and Eaton. .rrM.U. to tbe provtaiona of Act No. )M, oflhcSeMidn I^WBoflML ' Also a RepreKalaliv. for each of tbe two Rep­ resentative Distnete Into which this county ia divided, agreeable to th. provkioM of Act'No. 116, elpMSeeaton Lawn of >841, . Also*,' the. following County Officer, for tbe. Icounty efBairv- A Treasurer. Clerk. Proeecutn« Attorney, lieeistor <J Deed.,8beriC Clre.it Court Commisaioner, Surveyor and two Ooroo.ra. Notice ia also hereby given, that at said General Election an Amendment bf the Conrirtotkm Mis­ vfow of THESE HARD TIMES we ere wiling OUR GOODS Renders who dpryuinee the Emancipation Prockmrtiaw oLths Pmskteat, denotmee for ni the latter. '*hn has been foolisMy an act which can harm do one who is not encaged in attempting to destroy toSS^’i«SZ*l tbe ofVermin. . Unusually Low! gySee “Costar’s” advertisements lha Uppar Peninaate. and aa aaamtoMS* S«et><« twq, Arttola twenty, of lha C-xUlutfow. raL •Uv, to th. R^tetea oTtl.. Coertrlatioo. uwyMcd for by Joint Readateoa So. IT, approved M»«b IMh, 1M1; ■ * Will be submitted to the Electors of ihi. Sum in tins paper for tbe iMfeverim nd tetter exirrmlnation of att tinds tad tpeciu of b.Ul. aufc^iil, la. trilHHM-r Potc^c, running through of >>« facility than no bnraaUck. •“•J"1*1 *HfiMTTTL 8. LACET, go WARD ASSOCIATION, Phihdel- Washington county,-Tbe nemo V pro- and finally almost everything you have -»! JfSsfaf^er/. A Goo» Hxjr.wMX tu axes or tw- I'.MUna, po'.nud,« h'y- oBiwr a wauiDiso SMfefjUtyiS Ma JOB PRINTING, �.urnri >l Si Authoni if • xi STMLSXDVJ But lattMn it ATta“S?NOXATlXi RE9OLVBNT ? ’J • tii an attempt to make women think more of tbe rights of nyc womanhood than is needful. There are ladles doors at lhe tbe roots roanot take bold*, rodfaar* ohrop, drying winda are very liked; exhaust the tree of all its juices, befo new supply can be furniebed. Late warm^-lbe roots are ready down at the post office for the delivery of letters—which, by the by, ia an atro­ cious institution,, MilkMb may learn wbo will look at tbe advertisements call- ni< P^moSt«teyeMiiillul|ii|iiiifff fir, removal. /Bot tbe oonditions are even, morn U%i vorable in’Atiust and Sfplombar. Ay this ' season thn ground '■ thoroughly; wwrmed through, and aa the nigbta- b^gir^ make separate provision for ladies. From all this it comes to pan that the baker’s daughter looks down from a great higbl on her papa, and by no means thinks her brother good jene^/ts bnaasocisto.— kJ) feotle bottom heat.. kJs to find with what reidineaa ■ । the young growth is starting, or Is atXMcolent.'and the plant has need of all it*, energies. During the autumn months, the earth being warmer than tbe atmos{there,dfrhile the wood ia simply maturrrg, not growing, the roots on the con­ trary are in vigorous action, aad will insure sufficient strength to resist tbe succeeding winter, and also the best pos­ sible condition for sufiecqueat growth.— Aev England Farmer. woman should not see herself denomina­ ted a lady so often, and should receive '*!*«»« J* privileges. I would give her, if I could, bread and meat earned by her father’s care and her brother's sweat; but-vhen she ha. goellUi-H « ,, rtiWlLLWJl’MARBLE, g foj-th^at'£ttod» fact everything but Metals. * a ;n—i. A jurtf—3 bAUUNG-S Will cure F< awvH ■tiff— oral t-py A visitor to the battle-field of Sharpsburg, where tbe dead of both ar- Glsudalar Swell TOTHOSR Wao. DqN’T. lflINK This beverage, with the return of war, has again catne into vogue, and there is now as much discussion atout the man­ ner of ita preparation as there was during tho war of 1812. Jfitia well prepared it ia esteemed by many equal to Java, and is highly favored by lhe doctors. But if poorly got up it is no better than slope. The true way of preparing it is:— Wash the rye thoroughly then put it into a kettle of cold water and put it on the fire to steep, which is accomplished ‘ when the water comes to a boil. Then take it out and brown it, and complete lhe process aa you would with Rio, and you will find it a more agreeable drink than either of the above named, without any of the pernicious consequences that come from the use of the foreign article. The true way is for the wife to get it up without the knowledge of her hus­ band, and to keep her own secrete for two or three weeks, when it will very likely become a permanent institution in the family—costing only fifty cents a bushel.—RochuUr Union, what •“ depostsesl and taouvsles the system with health end strength. In ell earn ask for RAD WAI‘8 RBNOYAYINO KEHOLVKNT. Price pas-bottle LIF^ UTTERS, hod*rrrJMfep«rfM. ' .11 <10 00 a year saved in every family by .3 Oiie,Boule of Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. fkrqfula, Skin (piaeaots, Price 25 Onta per Bottle. Ball Hhewn, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. . Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Very Liberal Redaction to Wholesale FAMILY MEDICINE, TERMS CASH. w,'r to tok, DARLINGS LIFE BITTERS neaa. irregularities, pain Ih ths aide and bowi blind, protruding and Weeding pitea, and gene debility. READ.THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: JO1INN « CRONLEY, (Sols Msrinfaeturers.) 7S WILD AM STREET, Corner of Liberty Street 1M.A.,—. IS, IMO: “| k... ritb pitas, accompanied with bloed- RADWAY’S PILLS DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR They are aptrimt, tonic, laxative, stimulant, ooufttar.krrtpat.audortfle. altaralirs. They are LIFE BITTERS, entirely Vegetable, and lhe only vagMsbl. sub-’ Bit And now consider myself Entinly enrsd," Pill, in the Arcana of Modieioe. As eracuaats, ' ' tabsBj ot*M bMi itvw'l Io ->tafc they arc more certain and thorough than the M»vli 18 Drastic Pills of Aloes, ar Croton sad Harlem Ort. lc^0B'fJ^Cre“ f“8ba spring oflliad J took a severs cold which tndqced a vQsnl fever. I took tw. doass OIL AS ALTERATIVES NEW YORK. cury, bltrc pin. brace their importance in a of liver eomplainta. aodspleea difficulties, Ji IthptirUnt to Rnilrtud Cimpanlca. "'important to Farmers. Ta nil itJivui lilt may conctrn and it ton Ctrns entrybody. • 1 JOHNS A CHOBLEY'S 'tSjsr&f OREpenon writes, her daughter wm cured of fits of nine yean’ standing, and St VituS* dance of tyro yean. • AROTHE* writaa, bis vs was cured ____ AX0THER was cared of Fever and Ague alter Dying every medicine in his reach. ANOTHER was cured cf Ferer Bore which had existed fourteen yyara. AH0THER of Rheumatism of eightyean. Cases innumerable nf Dyxpentia and Liver Complaint could bwwtnttsoaed in which tbs Purifier and i’ills CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF rV\x«. ^VooA. VAk* are tho most active nnd thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an extent aa that Ute "B\.oo4 a\\A YAvev VAV, ’B\oo&. *Vwc\5\«.v$ Axn LIFE BITTERS. will cure all the aforementioned diseases, I passed dotted blood by the urethra. I an n hi .nAnih.i. 7 ««]« principal llciaosas. Aararrcrre, SS»5?2Si!K5l,Wot™“™» Mrs. C. TeboS, 11 Chriatopbtr Street, N. Y.. writes: “Feb. A. I860.—I hare been subject to TIMft P Asthffia the lest twenty years, ihar. I KINDS, never found anything eqfisl to Darling*e Liver Begulaor. in affording -mmediate relief. Liver end blllioua remedy.” Il is a thorough * Mrs. Young, bf Brooklyn, writes: "February -?2fyIM?* "’•"’“•A on**’- Ue of ‘X,ufined*me U ‘behouse. Headache, Oolio Fains, Indigestion, pkrcQa and inEia kuJbeiT^ Try these medicines, and you will never l”a Ctood. 'NkeAVcA.wew, No Heat Is required in making application and you should try them before going far a I took one bot- Darlliag's Life Bitters, Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local ------- ___ ...______ A<-r___ ItcKn^e applied by any one. and was ntirdyar,d. I bare had no attack since." 1M0.- dXrlingb liver regulator. have ever doubted you --v—■ GUTTA wU] ^owNdX wo vtxof e>. ■*» waauc iKMly, wblili cannot K- 1D. XwXQ-crxs PERCHA CEMENT, I did eo lod fouad it to operate admir&lr rvmov For Omting Metals of all Kinds when exposod Ro the Action of ihc Weather, raiiLr vtDicnic. and FOR SALE BY -3?,.“^'. 1— .M* RsMsa, if sxceUent R« if yuu Ao do One Ddllar । B150 BEST PIANOS. 1150 GROVBSTKEN A HALE, baring reamed to tbeir new wartroomi, ...... ri» jSw’jgfTrSooSr B». DAN’L 8,:DARUNG, *r* D^jP 1|2 N«ml> Sv. Ny Yoji. ’VHiJ&aiflig SSIStSLW sSSSS-S 478 BROIDWAT, 10 ®fferlhe poblie a tnagniftceot 7 Octave Boaewood Piano, photog*aphic gaxxerf S160 CASH, Cr«y« Amiroljp.I Vign.lt.'AtnkroVP?; Hel^MWI^SsterKtjp.; Bleb moulding caaea, S175 to <200, lerfWO malate and form ooncnliotw ta tbo stomach. A . stnamrou, : of ones and stems; let them remain in the •rrop two <!»/«, ikon drun it off, nuk. It bolting bot, Alm it, ud poor orar Qtstiveness, Cholera orbus, Fain in ths £ou*ls, Qirxiness, eta. — ■ -• sut^ ;kieh Stai UM oi Ebutieitv rers.Ur ack sow led rml to be potaewed be tlCTTA month."— Gardner'e To Puu>T> Fwu.-Ibk. , P DA RUNG'S LITER REGULATOR, fecdy plumpin berry till the last bunch ®*rp^Poisia». I-..’'., । . - wwdtUon, and cur. lb. wontMmu of dnH)*ta e»«.n brown aufw, dnrify h, wImo per. olmr u>d boiling bot, poor II onr lb. pinna, b.rinw pint.) o« onmuld •pta; lot them mtnmn mother d,y or lwo,tk« pot tbwn In . prwnfc, kuth over thn fire .nd limmer notlr until tbe MiirrM sad esras RADWAY i Co.. WooLLUYool! THE PLACE TO SET WOOLCARDS!’, .“StSEL"4 nuuwr Ms virtnre. them with any other man utactsredin this country. GKOVE8TEEN A HALE. pkrtertbe i’HMCHA J , ’CC18&Y !tZE~ w> stood ready st *H Uaa*f to tret «• BaOAUWAT, HKW YOBS U>», (WofBw RADW'AY’8 ready relief. •h hod a difficulty with the which, in conjunction with the r£*,sr^X5.ttx was consumed this Chronicle. D Otis Studley, Esq.’. IR Rsst 1Mb Street N. F„ TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. BMmi to be a very good plan of keeping gropes, which Mr. Thompson had adopted, and which, writing on the 10th of April, the English language exactly to expreaa its action. Tbe French callit Aowtepemret So much for ita be describes thus: SSKTtsSfCteS-: >Uo mnI other Wore, which “In February I cut a great many irritant, Inal ' branches of lhe Lady Downe’a vine. 1 Uiamllod, left the bunches attached to the branches neiRhboriag that bore them, sharpened tbe points of AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. the branches where they had been de­ Many peteotu are in tbe habit of taking Rolls, EffifeteiMaffik ’jtached from the parent stem, and ran TO THOSE WHO THINK. them a couple ofinces into Mangel Wurxel roots. Throe 1 laid on tbe shelf in the fruit room, aad allowed tbe grapes to hang over tbe shelf, and cut them as ia elimli required. In this way they kept per- —the soa^iArpiu system. AH Arnica liniments. D Work \a\ka a CKavwv. IMPKorxn OVTTA PgftCHA entire ay item, coniroting, steen gibes Ing, end essed deposits snfimpu re humors. They differ from all aurntiro pills. Their thinking, but like to have their thinking done by action ia not local, or confined to a portion of the time one else, ear My wilhml srfUnation, that bowels. Drastic PnrgSttve Pills Atgment what BAD WAY’S READY REI.IEF , te culled the perisultte movement of the bowels Will relievo those wbo suffer paini,-fnstsirtly da­ by irritating the costa of the intestines. In active swl inflammatory desesaca, the irrita- ' lle application externally or by its administration tion produced by tbe Drastic Purgative Pills trill iuternslly, and cures— RHEUMATISMin a few hoars. SORE THROATin fifteen minutes. bowels, bilious colic, TOOTH ACHEin three minute*. rout, Ac , he kind of pills to take. NEURALGIA (paroxysms ot,).. .in Uve minutes. rheumatism, If RADWAYr8 PILLS । ............ fl” “’inutes. There ere a class of HEADACHE..in ten minntea. Rheumatism. Enlargement of tho Liver. Spleen COLICin twenty mutates DIARRHCEA...in forty minutes. LUMBAGO, [pains of ]in ten minutes. CHILLHin fifteen minutes. BURNHtn five minutes INFLUENZAin a few hours: CROUPin ten minutes. Is k allow. Trpboid. ud Bilioua Favors, in Ery■:petaa3a>all Pox, purgation to highly crecnttal; but to administer adoae of Draatio Plflt. tha irri­ In al! cases where pain is felt, tbe READY RE­ tation they would produce and lhe relaxaliuti and LIEF should be applied. Taken internallv—a depletion that would follow, would be llkrir to tea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure prove fatal. In these cases a mild, soothing xnd gently stimulating laxslive, that will purge and heal, soothe end strengthen. Iike Radvay'a Regu­ lating Pills, Is required. The cause of so many TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. deaUis iu tbao diansea is owing to tbe went of a pnrgsBro like RADWAYS PILLS, that will purge without depleting or interfering with tbs functions or other secretions. Not one in a bondrediuf Yellow or other fetor cases would prove fata) if Redway's Pills ware adopted intbair treat­ compoaition the properties of a diffusive stimulant meet. -v.. -- p-.:, j-jf-... an anti-septic, a mild but effective Astringent, and a direct powerwyer tbe nerves, neither narcotic euharto it^LOTKifi^ftafJETwr/ta Hwfe Headache, . .. Liver Oomplaint, Fever and jfljfut, Lsuoorrhaea, ** ' ’" Complaints ’ * Female JErpsipcla*, Bt. jBrithong'e Ftre, Tumors, Eruptions, _ . Fite, florqfuloua Consumption., etc. bfa Im porn nt to Builders. DARLING'S UfiC& &SOULA TOR o thia attack,'I bad been CruubM with drspepsia •veral an on Um : Ihftaa felt nothing of j| since?’ Byphilu, Old Borts, 1^- For Sale br all Druggists, and Storekeepers groerally.tbroughout the country. Important to House Owners. tion of pergtag with other pill, or powders, salts oUa,8«idlita waters, they would need Ism physio- - ' fat curing ’ Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. kidneys, natural and heslujy action in t(e vUal organs-It ia a superior Mich b-tUr U. p«U, Va. t\w. "BVooit, for the life and health of the body depaodi upon tbe porky of the blood. If the blood is poisoned, the bodv dran oat a miserable existence. These medicioM AMBNAIV CEMEKT GLCE. . DA It ditto's5 RADWAY’S RRADT UBBOLVENT gifvu ta DR. RADWAYS PILLS. .. WOKOCl JR WEALTH. girt ions toTbs digestive orgw the aecreli**at, excretions and exl Im the circulation, and purify tt aUMMfotA'reototefMfo-tomool « Liver. Rick tf>ad>che, Dyapepr shd Ftrere, coatlvenesk^or loosen oootroled and enr«rty4b»ffWni CouvAnj. K\\. The peculiarity of the • ■BVooA Vwnjvtv <wA VAI* LIVER REGULATOR X’^s^’ftisir^.'LrfiR- AU CvrtkyveaUw 'Vta.fttevouB which have been showered upoa him fans "We have med it. and find It aa oacful in o«r house as wifler.”— JHW ftyirlt Tta^ Oite DoUm i fMaoaiDaUins M Dr. Redway’s A Co.’• office. B7 Maiden Lasts, will be supplied CBlf.DK EN. ‘ r rtXnteaa. AMD . FOUR TO «IK BOTTLERTr WllleoroSarofsta,By>btiis. White SwollinM Sere Uga, Kyphilhw Rbcumati.m. Gout, chrouk Dkreaaee, Sreuvcy, BrowfoUs, Tubsrete*, Ulcere Any arttrfa wrti A RERICAN CEMENT Glue uHTidl a^g «*«« u » . f“rr .' lWWgulator rji***: R. R. R. portion of tbe excrements." SaV, DMkerau J. ^FMUNTAlN.guart^ Master Ocaerol rebels were generally undisturbed. The haversacks of the dead rebels contained nothing buWrrokera, with the exertion, Curo?ux>c B<»pe’ Ckimt,1 Lava, and in H. wjn TWO BOTTLBB. isbment of plants than perhaps any other record vsnng they possessed remarkobl# ^.■^^Trjaiissr ’ .ITWirX MBN-D A LA BA 31 ER. 0MK BOTTLE. would have her proud of lhe one, and ourtQ T( Dw«M>nM b’“-* Twted» by uo means ashamed of tbe other. occasionally of ears of corn. In the reb­ el hospitals were large quantities of med­ An approximate calculation may be icines which had been captured from our made, but it will fail to give a correct army in previous conflicts, lhe labelsl idya of tbe injury and loss sustained by designating sl»e OfiFna[ owgrrship. ‘ tbe want of a better system than tbe one npw in use for preserving tbe fertilizers of the farm. But tbe carefully conduct-, One of tbe new regiments from Mich­ ed experiments of Sprengel will enable' us to arrive ata result sufficiently near igan, during one of the battles in Mary­ land, after fighting like veterans, fell the trifth to demonstrate the general fact: short of nmunition. Instead of -hunting A stall-fed cow will void fifteen thousand pounds of urine in a year; this will yietf t^Q hundred and forty pounds of am­ monia (this Is in addition to the phos­ as has always, been the case heretofore In the army o’fthe Potomac, they coolly phates of lhe urine and all the other ex-, cremchte;) of thia two hundred and forty marched to the army waggons, replenish­ ed their cartridge boxes, and returning Sounds of ammonia, no less than one to the strife, charged over a stonewall undred and sixty two pounds are annu­ upon Drayton’s South Cnrolinia brigade ally lost by the ordinary mode of treat­ which they about annihilated. The ment. Ammonia cannot be purchased Seventeenth Michigan is the "Stonewall”' by tbe farmer for less than fifteen cents regiment, am lhe South Carolinians will per pound. One hundred and srxiy-LWtf long remember with grief these “raw re­ pounds of ammonia is <24 30, the annu­ cruits from country towns.”—Eve. Poti. al value, per head, for stall-fed cattle, of the manure lost from th^ prnine WmrxWABU THAT WILL. SOX BP.B Ojrg. nfone, the loss on the other exerwnents —Mix tip'Half'a pailful of lime and wa­ is proportionally great. This <24 30 or ammonia is dissipated in the air, geu-' ter ready for whitewashing; take a half erating tbe soil. Th6‘ same author n>- pint of flour, and make a starch of it, and p<>ur it into the whitewash while hot; marks, in reference to this subject:—“Whoever fails to employ, some neuihif- stir it well, and it is ready for use. This will not rub off. iziog substance to combine with lhe am­ monia which is produced in so great a — Ambition is butavarice on stilts and degree during the summer, suffers a loro of manure which exceeds all belief, h is masked. God sometimes sends n famine indeed, only a gaseona substance, and not and sometimes a pestilence, and some­ a solid material visible to the eye, whiqh times a hero, for the chastisement of man. thus escapes and is lost; but for all that; kind *, none uf them furely for our Rditria of greater importance to . (he 'nemr- miration. Kbbpiko G sapas.—We H* -WILL MEND CHINA. HAS DISCOVERED A CLEANSING SYRUP, , and •BXOODygypw rr wilumend ivory. resisted ttfe MSdlClrt IT WILL WEND PORCELAIN. signs of growth, within three daye-afte^ planting. There is this addltionaj. adr vantage over May, that lhe tree hga made fcll lta growth for tbe season, and early matured-its wood, so that it Is not Jn need ofsuch a foil flow of ssff 'as when- .* "Blood Whs-wtsd. P’ , ..'.'TO THt PUBLIC, Nature, the great restorer comes in and teaches her to fall in love with lhe fca*dtkmhri n nfc<m« D'B- TSOTtKCT.'s , action— andjCoAie^nebtly, the time-fiworable • WILL WIIHSTABD WATER. ’osi Be jfedteeA.: TMsflyrep planting, is still worse—for the roots main dormant a much longer time, evaporation from tbe leaves fa going AGOOUNMm Sr l» nt die* B«m*. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-10-15.pdf f722f70486cdcc7535d4bc7d0adc0c55 PDF Text Text rf.W - £ *O.M li’ ■01 H bl .uicitct- jcnnuf Benno , •trefHriafo •>W .Ratal** thrall :o >.u <XVX«JUAJu4 EAR n V L JlX i^jg^gSfah ,.w! Bw-r’a [RnwwF;b tixl m' immms eyigl k e*A w eev'd; v reb ‘ £ iff. w rcBiisHermii i . •nr’-.!!?’ MnL:r^C?t’ ! NinTi' JUsUr*. Nine l |<*er Niaast «4F - U. *'7s>irr,„nM ' ' ‘ ------- She waa Rm dMMrb. .*(.<ha most Uiueetial. proud- mother a quadn-m slave. Her fnlhkr dted <<n« day wrth'afM.pkxy jtehn»l.j,r.Twt,, nM'NIM tHk 'Ml I ' hMW An.4. t^e^TWS’iiW • roW Wlte a^htloortaT darkrnfag ahy, |*c»Ad polio? cursed a ■■■■ ■■■*—s— bodies of ntd. autataa wamWi , < * b.n the gambol* are aUlt« doo* Of all chUdrsq of lb. .aa, ‘ And ahiub o»ma. o« lb. mirth 01 all erealurea t^lki. earth ; ■Whaa lUt gold tight quit* tbs aky,— Tb.n tb. roMjprvpm* fa «fa great $jasting«’ Susimss Jirittorj. VKTB1I!! It GRm « SPAULDING, SftisttUany. Over High Prices, at the THE BESERTEK. HASTINGS DRUG EALER IX GROCERIES, proTiaioaa. pro d SI, fliah. butter, lard. park. Bad grofa el aUkiaeAlas Uys wtedtaa, tec ,«tc. Store is Catifora a Ulate. Stele sUeal. UaaSiufS. Kwb. STOREII! The invalid ruined hitn self oadflo hrwi, ‘ flawing deeper, darker than, ever warn hi» black eyey-a noble bro*. whUe and thin tn spirituality —the proud )im quiv­ ered w'rth pain and pnssion. ’ Again I tried tmavnlUogly fo >ndtho Hm—hte ■asst hafi fell - the strong I tide kJ life cbbut it seemed y»Jy La asrfo biui.aa 1 Imine ; but the tft'L.n was full.’ and pmftV ed itw white stream ofradiance right down Roberts & Striker, D. C. DAWLET, DEALER la »u kfada nf Family Qratvrisa. 4teN* aad Wmo4«u ware, wad a general aa- on the face -of-the man who had spoken to me. • ■/* • . . J .7 . .. j want r I asked. “1 d**n't like tn be alone. 1 feel rather •trnngrly.? .j ‘‘Y«>u nre mueh excilied; what ia the mntter t” • • The thin, keen fanfare* of the man —lUVK— JUST RECEIVED ROBERTS Be NTRTKVR, a new and most complete assortment of DRUGS 1.ID .HED1CIMER, wgtf Chemical*, Paints Oil*. CnmBl pheue, Bnrniuc Fluid, troubled trie a Utile. Yno don’t think I deserted fr«»m rnpidilr, dn vnu4” ‘ ‘•Really. 1 know nothing about h. Ynu nre u»t well tn night, I shall give yon "nmrthing quieting, so that you may alern.” “Nn. nn. just atav hers a moment.— TV— •• I------- ' TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. a TToRXBY* iT t A»'<na th z\ eery. Fanleafaratlawiisnj ms utnu. FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL rt’RPUMrS,OXl.Y_F3 OBea in the Osrt Bouta, Htetlac*. Misb Jawta A. SnaMBT. halt AIM* DAXIEL COOK, C-STICE OF T»E PEA Ct, (ieuem! Land and Tai Aganl. will’ al tend Io the collection of !r'»taand all other buainejn perlainipg to hiaafliee >1ice in Goodyear’a block, atalra. r 1. A. HOLUkOOK, k rrORXKY and Cownaelorat haw, Bobciterln GROCERIES! TEA. COFfKE. RCOAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRCNES. F1OS, RAt^IXB. CODFISH; hie o«t, felt hie pul«e. re armtiged hi" bondages, and placed hla pillow mrtre comfortably. “Your tt-urk fa a* gem fa aa a wnmanV be said. gfv>t<*follv. aiehing a* he "poke. I "»l Mill a litlfa while, then rnae In order1 Ilia omdicine. hot .be uraaped me hr for Itettd nod drew me down again by nia I •de. t r ■‘The ntnonlieht reminds ma of tbc in fcd, everything in .ths Grocery line, tacit a* I will be heeded far faart’r “« Office in Ruuett’a |>HYR|CIAX and Surgeon. (EjMacxa-j jjmnnnaaii Arfl Ceoklir Extracts prtrRTt-i.wSlK^?nXii’*«“BW^ I roa wa,. »«<r Um Coan lioaaa. tjik KsrvciAL bkxktit >>r nix ladix*. CHERRY tfOTAItr rvm.ic and <5on,rraa*rr. '!*EXM. mClIK IXKR. PA PC*, RJT. VRljOPES. CARDS, *a, Ac. Upoa eur, ihclvp nuy .b* found all aFthe host attorney •"< emps-faee* u-, A a«d Cnnmwldrte Ch-arery, Natsry P*bl»- roraiA* PATENT MEDICINES . Michigan. ’ ______________ _ jTmTweyimu, Notary Pablie, "nA Tax agent. Partlflirtar allantinn paid to making ent Drew*. Bnrt- ZJL“’U nv>".v’’,n' , KKArrsn t mbbowb TTORXFTS and OOrXMKUX)»R AT LAW. cAch' •r Bendy Pay, only. . *?e'3** ■“’’"<•««’ »«*•** n»« «o COMPOUND. IJWi.a^ auulag an PRESCRIPTION* and .n» 'be! r£?b“"’K 5rT • °f “ •“ ”“'-r 0P0“ j ,»4 »..4=k »™» , oryxes**. r.'C.-primdioE, 4sys aseh-wekk.' p~" s~ ___ t_— i. DAJVIKL STRIKE*, ptODXIY CLUE. Istery PuHte. sad *’*; cook. me thus. You mnat know thnt T jnlqrfi the army w'lthmtt a spark nf Idee 'for ESS at IMe,' *safnd 'Afc ha'wras. the *H>nng Littuteoanty&ct had a. strange (hciqatloa uqit,, h'« qyeaflfV’itmed again., hi* pn.ud mouth was tremiiloiia with feeling ihut. Mf6'yrse, was yet jncornprofirnylbfa to me. I tried to nwko him bo ai|rnL: but SO inlebae <aa hfa desire to apeak that I found it best to linen t» him cnlmly—b««t for more reasons than one -, life was lo«* in Ute chalice, perhaps mv Ifatiming, m'ghi sweeten its last few drops. aruijVZ.WP ihe M«dipg. J . reronected pawing a farm honno before the (ray. nnd, tu well as I could, mode my wpy for it. WMlmWd Mrullj by her p^n .hand I could scarcely In ..... •„.. .iw.WW.wn ■ once upon me, then closed them with lhj ( •uw-r.l-Hifo- gf^nfoAerWbehMwg blow. Every -ww~ ^fjidiln Jhc evening., ,We.,watched ber mbirer«*ftf ifUsit^Wnyteiere! Mr.(br»ug> .k3pW| *’,tT ■Lincoln y/iuhavc waited for the-people,••Fhad left In New Orleans rare lienii. •’V- Shc •nd thsfamfa WV»ow —to .* per*; Bhe; cuul4 ni‘t be sold for, Ihrop^ ready. The tbrec£sredrpdd&ou*ana vol. tke,-‘My oM ’vnOsluw,' nHu'd,1' elegithf itamUMM. u,i, . ■'..M . unteer* -art afamjng-bvnsrehr on ; hot we wiehcn; I have IHlttrM lime gway oveb' , “P.ieul.do /ou wonder J deserted;i, ‘«1L you, P«urf iw; tHS1 tMH-i. spuHeaa creatures; I have believed my­ DtkyoBfWondpr . that J wan; to .lire’ tu self in Jtive with tbeae moth?, glittering, ] , meet those wretch*! QL.ry has b*n, gaudy, vain beings ; hut never bad I my dream—now vengeance has ily., can W jfonc b‘Jd./»**r»’WiR»D£riP1-iied truly till 1 saw Ftny. Ycir don't place'! -• row^ :_j tarjr. meaaaraa; U/ ^drfaing wait «faF> know what it emrt me to cmifovxthis evfln ,.“Yengo»nop is ipin^ refill rcDSiy.th I t<» toy self I, who bad dreamed ofglery the Lord, was iny answer, gs llie desert-. all tny )if«>; .i'.wbti had the proudest of j cr's grasp tightened. Hie pale faon gTow bl<Kid in my vieina—I tn Ipye a woman | ed suddenly, bis "Rrdud*lipa quivered, a rfacorityd - Awd Xbby faswwr'..ta»,^ thsKl tainted with Afr'can Itto-’agr I I foel. wild'|‘ cunyuld^e dtWk - pfiiyW- bver; Ms’ fine when we unw- ttegfa lbe ..blp«as»«,J>* wii —the.rbonf swims—ftunh, v«»a’:rttutt Us-’ features—the- broad hand wf- nwxwflipht will be up with them. We havo-wutreten! Nitui's viNee wM-rldi! with melody' Mill shining over iballlAle out. Thaaolr <h*n,tWS*i jndojr men here, and their Ind, H beoamo Vrnturr. IhengrtMlej bed। ...i' uwh'WWli *>*.• qpt * broken reed.— ipg tngc^itracled.ui^ hnr.light footlgll WhsB-Wfl begin to' draft, however, war her wittuufo woinaiilinrva mid rpnd'oty »ilLW?n in wHrtbu. .Tjpy^drrod nil jnn<--l. I whs nearly mad, nnd because drafting far mure than volunteering'.— F loved ht*—loved her whmife price dlaa Boston, Cfct. fltht—-Fanedil Hal! wes TUJ.M9*. j)JSff' three • biu-uind. n<.t ss yti learned, that drafting eonfawa crowded ut o«on tv-day.u*,be*r .an ad dress Gmtn.Chnrlea Sumner and others., many strange secrets of 'snrocss. It Is a ter day buttling dire tbyughu—*an ai»d' bM (fonwriptM- mro«ttre, aad indicates weak, weakrf thin now. for tonight lam । Wm.UlaiHm. from Newton, presided.* Mr. Sumner In the early !jmrtinn of Mis' nerious strength and the consciousness of-J ething. ’ My wound w«>nlJ not heal, for ' strength |iq^ gmarmuvnL Our govero-, my brain «a<nn fire; ■■ S<>'lying there on ’ address,*Mid: ”1 thank G»«d I live to en­ . I m,cqtlua hitherto fain halfasleep, JteiL. the white pillows fanned nr read to by joy this day ; I thank Gud that my awsxe. a great, gfad-hatured giant, now ‘ have not cl<<sed without seeing thia gre$t llrib tMS>ut|fu|* - aid. passionate woman, and then rolling over snd crashing aoirte who, even in hur njfc s^yae of beauty and revolution. The skies are brighter And ufihf rats running tn er hisbed.and now ’: order, in her lovin-j deiiro to please, tn the sir purer, mAv that'daveiy has lain asflllws getUqg A»r*y badly biltan.—. handed over u> judgment ” . hev- hrnWog(t'» imneeVr jdlj.Vigfl.tSe dhr ‘ Among the omens which be hnifod y.k» u> QitolSw.ueValhi Ibe,inpn, . rent of my unhappy ilioighta, betrayed the satfir uinotlon that wav galling me. । with gladness was the Union which pre Sha wrest had flowers dextarnukh flihe vailed among good men, in supporting tens << tfwwHdnd*! Jump up. sny jully oHiked the/not d#heit»e -birds for my the Slute abd National Governments, for »fl»d Dem­ giant! foe varily, thinjps begin to fastidious Iippetitr, she mnig softly _b»w,, getting keefous. jY?u,. must plpv the. W>cLe ‘‘And'.not <eaa cheurioq >:wm fit. U’«ed b»llud-;ribli and sweet in old French ocrats. vkords.1 ‘Ax»d-|;«ild, mnte, passive, ils- in thq generous .devotion whiqh^U.ofj foreign birth have displayed Uwarilstbric; _.i —-..i- j—-------- -------------...» IO iivnr, eyes tom celeMhitW d»-g Halfatk.farhu can MR* lire iRgiXo diink far lovtlioe** ; for-abe^ast mh.pted country. Surely, this Is n-» time' thousand rate as ioteT, and cry to Sam. f<tr’lit "frife Ofpirrt’yj’ The Pr-chitns lovely—yp^ (hough only wurlb ..three ho.to carry out the dead *ud>ury tfawl lUm ■>£President L>nfl>dn was oanaiderwd thomuind. It> rata n^irkj frtet\jl. ,Sam"ej, if. evpr R “I will atop soon ; you are'kind to he aa practically aeroring freed'>n; ;n ull-. was! . ' . patient. 1 was dreaming one night rff who van find shelter, within pur lines, and Can not flte 'NoHh pity tM enGro my licAblifal cotiihiS; bat their faces he, ncci-ptedlt without note or coin menu gatne, rfnd shake out the bag, as -weH aa In relation tr> hi* (SumnerU) ..wn act", suddenly Iwcaina . black and vicioqs -aa tbe iSoethl They hara bnwdfoj.ppt. as, . imp; their voices taunting, mjeking nt*, : he challetiged scrutiny and defendedhimery loat^Apd -deljar, dug. cat, fmd taffiq with my love of gl<*rtr,tny hopes of fame; Helffrvm Rtiodry a>ew*afio0K. P*npy. qgiLieto the war, and dude it fb. JLJe.bylined th^Lthe ^.।verninent /.si for'it suhifirfl’nx If Nitis hid told tbei'n’of rioutly. Tliey l|no stopped rii Dotmng, my fava file hor, nnd fa-ihUrUrrfplidtdeM imide progress during the lostyear. ILf<farvd ti«tMng*W1ithrift! fo--fanfckre ;;il fax-ante a matter of rare sport to jber. ndyi'icatcq the pl<H-fnninlt>>n of President' Idttvoft fn nfenPe*tlu‘ vftfroa ftd k'^tilV vfatoryTS N<.w i«i Ute«lk(». Ndrtb step *n4 my s’ldtleij $ul ijrom turtl l LifejmAwUc.-faQ^s aM-hfa.4*Uk; grvatm-M, from nnoealral pride, -l avp- tary neoaeaity and lia denied' that theobz be of but «m»li Cflbw if l««a* intspi.apoke^foqd^n MM’.dtr.ims.. for ns i«ct of th», war was. oUw than |o .put llii* tattle and Become the cilixuns of a’ , I pqke,i» pul.* fare.:fayu7ng m ls.tr*. vM!r. dWStM.W"’"-lirr^kch' B.'iunl^y;:p<»ftig bkckrfird Instead x ‘ To secure pcxce. which w> many ndished like* .vision before the. B«» I knewNqiM And, beard-ftll. xThq/texlday t.w”-’ ,v*ckt6d'c/»uM only"flie'done by! present Oh.bow l*.ng it qrtis ! Hojk ing the Reparation of the States. Sepanu lion of tins Stntoa was eke'is. The rebel* must be first subdued*, nud then concilia nvjsy.-ynd evrqfog -yamy. In tbe long. ted. .Art^n wafi Wuij£4^-«taifW»rThunderbolt* ! tfanqml twilight 4 wateb. d tbe, atara, a* wahJ. G.d like acti<iD. Inytck/nnu, wjli, h'ng'mg fi*r N'fot* . ^“e inilalhr hUrled in (hb'Cabrnvtat well aa k-ft all nt.ne. weardi iij>p.<ticnt I became for, my kind I nurse, niy tender friend |, Tbodny >*-<m-s roq>e af ln*t, Uo^ly.. fealAj. ** if.V'-j! in lhe field. '■ The A(?»Cnrt rape, nlavo a« j tired, and wedry, and depressed. ■ jjfify wall ns free, mnat help ua. . Loyalty did | the first tituaj dyew bflr cdoas to BW- nqt depend vpuu color. Help fn»m the. her utirrefatyighwsd dowfl oq fpy ’.bospm nlvea fa oonMitutiwal. and, ii|alirin(l by An apnan! to I and tiild het Inst (loved 'hey bptfar. than historical precedentt.." tfcriaverthcifld be tried, and lie be-’ i life, belter then fame, better |han auy limftafftihlng in' the hide, wide wdrlB.— lievrd that aurh an appeal w.<ald ba ef. Sbe very still ; nnly the Featfog of fe«t«ai. The alarm, abould ba. enoourI her heart close to mins- sold me that Aha! aged and the maaters discouraged by a heard. , ,Agyiu 1 sprdca. more iotensafa, panic among them. The various objections to the ^roclamore impaliqn^y, fald fawall^jiy strug­ gles ; my whole heart poured itaclf out, matfim ef the President ■*» liheritttf-thr and still sbe'kMtlt At’my indd lb‘silence. ‘Speak Him !’ i said, ‘only way <Aie “Yea, glory has been a bright dream 1 word !’ . ever qinot 1 could listen to th© old “I would -die for you—♦ would dfa ; uf ’my sucestors in other .lands, ,*1^ , but4 cannoUive and.be yours,', wai hhr our name was a proud one—a name 1 ioftly repljt. j *a .-iss.«t. ; c>c • have tried u> keop wipi bofidr..' WsP f •*“■ -7“ awoke in tbe m<mnPgb| with’.if sense nA given up all 1 Am I not, will mg to.ffl•concern for my gchefoi<< fqrpjls. .why, s'tgq.a ciniui'which the worjd gckty^lhud fo!I me 0; u»y (fid®, and a yety urg­ Hw»TWa!.- ‘MUJi-.A b* ent diw’ifoTor water;"so I mahiyieif/to when she passionately exclaimed -. -, crawl..tt>rj(iqgh Ute wmtd«* ..sniWetjflfs “I esnnut.lfearjt—autpj, J cannot be Itenealh even you ! I nave ho Ume wparticle maij’ii hcfrrf’’;' I !ffAve ”ibJ Ift* burning,. ofIffY1»MTYTbo Ns™*"**. ROBERTA A ETRIKER- MANHOOD;HOW M*T( AKD BO" »S8Tt>Bn>! T) ROSHOOWBO A -Law. Kaltsitef Court* of thia Stela. m>BS»TS * SWXtB. B»n>a M.«=« <■ >«•________ [u Room jX ; in tin-Olh.-r world. When I rams to ms wii’rtl Wil- nil nhm<- uiifi t,i*» «iieh a glare of no«ofllight. in mV eve« as '»hinifa to tiigliU I wan very went rind r<>n«iimipg with thirat, nnd not ripyrln'nv thank­ ful to my hrnv,. farmra^e" for 1. iv’.n.r J’*" H. WMIGBT* A rroRWEY *M COVMMbUDWtefl* I.AF. A and Solicitor and Counsellor ta Ch*Neerjr.— sseti ssyg, Wfao oWi «r W r had a preUy hail Urnah with ymrfellow a, nnd I found tnvarlf fare to far* withAhe tunghe*t suhirct yn«i evrrisnwt Twiyu I ih'Uight mi>rlf gene; mir rar tridge- were out •, wbh a nr.-rt «hoti| of -Liberty and Union* the YanS|M: ramn nt me with n salirp puHlngn gn«h Tn my nrtii thnt'faid tw |nw. Fnrlnnatelv jh’rv to fly Inst tlh n nr 1 •hoiilA hnv,- secession ; not a jpt of principle Irt ih* inalter—purely from th* love “f adven­ .2f*XS"M ’’•P*e!*Nr announce to the sill- ture and with mv French hlnnA fliyrtlna! «•* of and eternity, that wa iaumd to nt thr thought «>f *7« fllnrit.' I,hair kaA b^I*Jh.Uu.** ** V hoS?r *'*’* *’ *-•*«•»" different trichinga since. *p you need not lie hasty tq il'inking mc 'verv'WrftCmpt' able. Glory bfi 6ecn ’tfie’ theni&'of my lile.” ’ * >»<* 'nergtstffrHMHWWK fWfh •• »»«* struggling Into life among ths (Replft would. iftranaiauudtvshBrieadara.avM oppoaitioiv. and bowling t<> HidteoMeM tWdrv.fateteihbi nflia. also came quaking into m - “Comr here a formfehl. plMuie.’* 1 We had onjr a glifhmrr r.riight In the hospital Tor the ‘rot* Wei-e nearly all emp' ty. M<4t ofnnr wounded hnd been sent D lUIbroek's Xsw jlloek. Ratlings, Mich. I iproral free*** WbMUbalMflrmhevefaiv Snam. I A»iwhU.Roih**iiawKtoouli.<-rww. WUa .Ist-bm^Ua^w, algiir, , r*M»a<tMf leraaa. BL tXKS.f -iQ IturtyiUdietfotUodf ealanrf ’'UUW ( lAf^iupMAoi.lqttfci^ afei. when l «u.«.kN^ bj Mning.^Bo^r leaping in my veins !' She rose quteldy, slaves were that tbf State officer, would throw Anhp thaU-AM1** ’h*1 •'de itiuys wpyld.arite, .that there, would be slave insurrection, nhd that the alave* wbuld hPertW thb North. • THee!t<|W»' liana ware ennsMerad by him. and heap, pealed u> bis aadiaaee if he ;had rwl^-an MMlra only be obtained through the emsntip’atlon nf theltfifrek.'ftfr MtMuVa fire tbe■array,-au(j lc<xej^e wpuwn .to Ism and reap ere we conie to that. ' 2)r*A. Abralia'tn Luicofn—draft, irf God’swtmel Lef us have one routAftg. trrmbndous pell at viotory 1 Bend out audi armies aa never, was saog Indore. The Weal has grain wugh y koJ them, and tide what may belied, you oan arm llxm. Let us try wbal we can do when it cumec to lbs l.wk Sfimrgeocy. v, \Vheu «♦ arise io <»ur full strength. England .and France aad the SuOtk yrill bq as gnats in the ,lhina belkire -uh. And there la QQ titna t<>.lose. France ia “tinkeriug away” *t Mexico; foreign cannM>^ic*lo pasa from-Aladoo into tha. South | our foe b coi.sidcring the aggres­ sive policy. Abraham Lincoln, &U hew Aurcnnw/ Canada ia to attack from the North, and I’miicc from, Mexico. Xmi • tf£ft|biH>drvdkthousand are a trifle ; draw put your million; draw .the last man who Can bony arms—an^Zcf if Ar dont a»ickIf f This It i1 onr policy. I^t the bio wa 1 nilK':tMck infl fcstll ’^HbrAth! Uude Samuel—the rata are nmnmgl 8triaa quick, ihgugb^yary. qubk—JW. Io the rtRr/a united people ehuld wot bo ftot conquer without ideaa, nnd fi<r tht“| red recently irr Barre eoUnty; Mt>.: Ybb ■ Saks of petite be ran* plead for drardhdn. lad and hfowtoiifar werv ndutg «* • atfl > If the hMiMtrof’freadosn did nnspnan-pe! n>jW upeo prafafa. Wtafs RWWjfWa cupuuis were accusD'med> d|Wger.jm4 cwnte wildly, last and incofortwtt. Sbe kindly took .tnt in. F«r aimpt »••**! e^«k»oflwj»Mle.M>er b»Uuriy, wiUiwas yery ill; during tny.iMnr«s/.ur rem- rr.ngly ; ,„Uh an. turDtf was ordered'irifc .indesft the pft; __ ... . that he (S«nner)«>a» to wes tbatibjreinaMipstioo the war p*", No ode molested pre, g phaAoh dfXa'Ud yfrief 'iCuMM’f <in&& changedrin its ehasdfltMv'hat W -M dlw object, and that JUtf (’or •*! ra,n «x U. {..nil, WM . p-»r -f dutfdfageML 1 triadsiJlby 'ber naRk. ruyf^Rs^mker </.*> foro-.X3»«ivUy Mr. Sumner Aprfow ’llfoW' fcro 6&A. iliiyifaib to.“ rWf W1M s. and'-'faffif frr^iewtfy-a^phsadMI and bw w TfemWtiWWa.-'WWiW-’lK-. .1.1^. bmjrbu, rrt m.OO-mm. suhiaMr-Aln'icroafaMM ARfaFruplioos by i,.«! .m««a j/f n-4 i--’.. ,•«*. Iu>w paliunt aid vt the country. MW wwog w ruu-u,*** wiiW •cw.r'e.rt'w .tni nt forgotten—<W EhafaWWiodni * ytw ipsrtmly �HASTIIM BANIH. WMKLV Cathp near Lmiieville, Ky. ' ui “Prcwdent ms of artillery. Barrial* o’a emancipation prooinspired the moat lively trr- which frmirary: were •< aJSr-JOBT ta t»ar difl*irsa»BiMWt frSMdW'fM* IUC KAMI A iau Uniow CoareaLioa at SPECIAL K0Tl4E»^'f about 10 o'ohwk^iui moral made by that Qoteetiflaauspicious upportuaity .to rise »a in*ur.. _____ . 'PL-^ Lav* kxrd a). may be re-nominated by thia convention ML8.LACKT There will GEO. THOMAS. ____ _ J. H. MUTTB0E, 0. L. IKGRAM, Repabllcaa ,u^*J)t‘lli”1 Cosrentfoa allegiance was to the Cmsiitutlon through the Democratic organization. He did not consider conservative Republicans any better than Democrats or as good, but he was willing t<> use them.” “Mr Bennett’s sulxtitute was over­ whelmingly rejected.” <m> picket duty y eale rd »y; Lrr rr u J. A. SWEEZEY. GEO. K. BEAMER, H. WRIGHT. M. T. WHEELER, a o. scon, DM. ammMtt. that the bxmkmb«*xd fire have not relin­ quished their organization. Lrr it tbs-rear long. that their boast nominees for State officers (Stout & Co.) will oppose the Administration ! Die boocentrated wisdom of the slave Ueut,-Col. ment is started The health nf our regiment is very good ; there are a good many been over to see us today It is now about lime for roll I would bo happy tn lowed refused U> consider resolutions endorsi Lrr it vole given against the Republican party thia Phoenix Bank Lothrop, C. 1. Walker and rebellion. Powxna. Proecediees of the Aecoad District RepJohnstown, Oct. 11th, 1862. Tbe Republicans of tbe 2d Legislative Republican Cooven- District lutions endorsing, and sustaining the ad Di strict hare ministration io a Representative that is emitienlly “fit to the county, waa called U» order by be made.” chairman of the District Committee, and crush by tbe specific measure to the rebellion, was out Jackson convention. tabled Now we made a • nomination for Hon. Gao. Thomas is too weli known in our county, and in the Khve no doubt but the ‘•Union” meve- State even, to need any introduction tn ment was started, or rather, entered into the voters of bis district. by many in entire good faith; but His former legislative experience will give him ad­ double-pay Peck stated a truth at the vantages Democratic convention when be said : measures for the good of the county and “Those men in Jackson, let me tell you have net in motion what they cannot control. Iftbey went there to sell out for inaugurating and aiding State which a now member would not Kalamazoo the county of Barry in the' House of District. He Representatives in 1859. We are glsd rear man took of the Jackson, convention: te see the policy inaugurated of sending our best men to the Legislature. Peek's We have news from the Senatorial oooveution, as fidlowa: convention of this District by “I support this ticket because II is tbe ticket of tbe democracy of Michi­ gan. While they haviset in motion a learn that Capt. S. W. Fowler of Char, to go lor the Constitution at if it, that over rides all tbe rest.” One noticable feature, and one we desire should be kept in mind is, that lotte which we baa received the nomination fo¥ motion tbe chairman and Truman G. Cowles committee ot. Credentials. a The committee on credentials reported Cranatou, J. W. Kinsley, Alanson Webster, Humphrey Fisher, Geo. Bis- sell Baltimore—Milo 8. Williams, D. C. Sanford, W. K. Ferris, R. T. Garrison. •Orin L. Ray, Jatnaa J. JackH< son, _____ 8.,------------Johnstown—H. P. Cherry, T. G. Cowles, H. Paul, 8. V. R.Yurk. Maple Grove—Joseph Babcock, M. II. Palmer, Wm. a Upham, P. D, ed comments this week, hut will say to Williams, J. J. Perkins. no better nomination could have made. been We trust that Barry county will give him a rousing majority ; believing On motion Joseph Kinsley was ap­ to be large from tbe mortality ainoug the field officers. A large nmbiilauoe train is now Iroving Louisville to bring the wounded hither. Louisville, Ky.,Oct. 10— I P. M. Early yeaterday morning Buell attack ed Braggs’ forces al Chaplin Creek in tbe immediate vicinity of Perryvillp. A short but terrific fight ensued, when the rebels broke and retreated rapidly over three diverging roads, anuthward. Our furcea are in cl«*e pursuit, and h*pe tn bag the lot. Al last accounts Gun. Gil­ bert’s form were in the rear of the rebels, and aome di<tance belnw them.— Military agencies require suppression nt tbe name of tbe place. No further accounts of tbs losses on either side. Louisville is in great anxiety and ex­ citement respecting the fate of our sol­ diers in the pending battle. Capt. 01 de rah* w, Jackson's adjutant, is on his way hither from Bardstown with the remains of Gaus. Jackson Terrill and Colonel Webster of tbe 18th Ohio. betray the interests <«f his constituents. Borne men claim to be “as good publicans as ever," while they defeat their o* n party Re labor tn organization by acting with tome interest in opposition bershtirg: ■ “Mercersburg <aa occupied hr Stew­ art’s (rebel) cavalry-V^day, and they are now advancing on Chambersburg. “They took the hordes and all other ballot for candidate for Representative. .property they wanted at Merreraburg. F1BBT UtniBMAl. BALLOT. offering relwl scrip f«r Jl They did no J. H Munroe, received votes, 9 injury to individuals or priwuiers that J J. Telfiird, " have heard nf. 5 Geo. Thomas, “The Rebel forreis ent!mated at 30, 2 a Ellis, 000. They are certainly advancing on pointed permanent chairman and Henry SBCOXD IVTOBMAL BALLOT. Geo. Thomas, No milder teras expresses tbeir reel The Greenville Zadepcwdra/ 10 J. H. Munroe, received votes. „ N Jas. Tslfiwd, ’r On motion prodeeded 5 r « to a formal ballot in a recent article, takes a common sense ykw uf this wbject, whieb we commend 13 13 J. H. Mumroa, Democrats 15 J. H. Munroe, Jas. Trifwd, m On motion Geo. Thon of the convention, says, in relation to declared unsnimooaly nominated. man will act On molioe the chairman appointed the fidlowing persons as District Com­ mittee : OrinL Ray, Alaaeon Web- Al thM^tbnCM ilwZiaoAMfa Amur. Tbe omveMma and it is supposed Gen. Rims holds Grand Girinth, MI.«m Oet. 6 I2 I*. M. Hon. Mark Skinner. President Sanitary Commisaion : Deer Sir—I arrived here this morning nhout 12o’clock, and hive been busy all day and up to thistime, taking the namoa of the wounded. 1 was compelled Ao <•» from bed to bed. Our has ia about 750 killed nnd wounded, that <>f the enemy rSnl 2.000 Thr Grand llsvra Ntwt (Dem) pilches into C--1. Kellogg in an Mti<-ie full »f grraw persofutiitieo, asserting that the Republi­ cans ol Ottawa c»uLly will not sustain the nomination. How |oug since the Ntwt was made spokesman fur the Re­ publicans of Ohl Ottawa, we should like U» know 1 Perhaps ihe editor expects tbe whole party to follow bis ill<>«lriou» example. Ottawa county was represented m the Nominating Cuiventioi, by honorable and high-inind«Ml men, who prewnned a can didste fir the n<uninnti<Mi from their own county,in thepcra -n of * gentlemun whom all Republican* delight t»» honor ; und be Chambersburg. "They have cat the Bedford wires.— They are reported as near St. Thoma*, about seven miles from bare. There Is no doubt whatever uf thdr being in Mcr- oereburg. “They will certainly give ns a call to­ night. We had the rumor at four o'obick hut it was not credited. We ran make no resistance, as it would only exasperate them, and cause the wanton destruction of life and property.” Later—Chambersburg, Ort. 10th, 8 P. M. -About fifteen men on horseback are in town, with carbines and a flag of trnee.— They went tn see tbe principal men .of tbe town. They have a large force about a mile from town, who will eater in an hour. Latest.—Col. McClure and Provout miles from town, to meet tbe rebel coin mender. Nothin# can he done, except wrrmdw, W in half an boor. Turk doe. SOLDIER’S BOUNTY. BACK PAY. PENKUN, frC. COMPLETE FORMS AMD DIRECTIONS ARBEABfi OF FAT, BOOTY A FEXMIOMM. MMdteviUa. Au<. 23, 18M. New Advertisements. and they will wnawcr al the polls tbe in sidling ina mistiou uf the .Veies that they are muly to become political renegades and turn their tuteki «»n the n<»niinee «»F the party of the Uni<«—the party which alone support* tbe President and the Government without any conditions— lieKMUM thev were unsuccessful before K LRCTUBE BT Da CULVERTUB the Conveotton. When such gentlemen CAUSE AKO CUM oT Kpemat»rrb«se ttmas those who were honored m re presenting Old Ottawa in tbe Cnnvewtioa do that, the polities uf tbe Newt editor will be DsIIbsm sf^ A| deemed reliable, and his political integrit) jWr-Di«r^rt; t ABMhna abore saapidon. And when any friend THE GREAT CAU3E OF HUMAN MISERY^ tonMM of ToothN left me ■tents «>n the Republican ticket, ffir any personal considerations. then it will be he in nor alone in bin aputtacy. The jVawa also affects to speak for the touches the sublime, ae think thia ts <n>e Harrisburg, Oct, 16—7» P. M. Gov. Curtin baa just received the fiillnwing dispatch from Oul. McClure at Chain- On motion proceeded to an 'informal character. that patriotism which relinquishes party On appointed Oira L. Ray, Alanwm Webster those who d<> not know Mr. Fuwler, that We have not time for extend­ said, that seek men are simply dishonest. hers of the convention nowhere claimed Secretary. Wight. Orangeville— Aaron Blake. Prairieville—Geo. Thomas, Warren Senator. the- Democratic convrniior., neither in pretended or intimated that they relin- temporary chairman and Henry P.Cberry represented and in thia we belive they ware right— movement that combines oil tbe elements of opposition to the administration, they have adopted a platform pledging tbeir support to tbe abolition Administrati«m, luft their platform has been taken up to­ day by a part)- who opposes that admin­ istration. [Cheers.] We have Domina­ ted today men wbn wiH not and do not sustain the President. Now, there are primciplea in that platfortn of which I do not approve; but where they pledge themselves and their candidates organized hy appointing Joseph Kinsley Mr. Thomas was a member of the foUowiug Delegatee entitled to seals many years ago from the in thia convention: possess. They only told themtelvet.” But we quote still further from the the Senate the Democratic party, they did not do it quarters? Eleven o’clock, Friday-Morning.—W«» have reralvrd no advice* from the battle field later than Wednesday evening- Our ALUAZO rWenOhK, ^miction. jng relates to Wednesday’s force in that fight was alamt 15,000 in­ fantry. eight batteries of artillery and tlon fnr the 2d Representative District 25.000 cavalry. Imt were rainforcwl to­ in the County of Barry, composed of the wards the close nf the nigagiMnent.— eight towns comprising the South half of There lots no estimate liern made as yet The and shaped it te suiftbeir purposes. rnilrs. The fight s rumors are circulating concernht yesterday (Thursday ) said to ruble to the Federal", bitt an* traceable tu no authentic source at head­ fall encourages tbe leaders of the C. E. Stuart managed the Jackson aflsir, recollect that reso­ the Thera, day. BSMBMiBBZD, that every oua, fire-in-lhe rear Democrats, such as Our readers will We are now under marching orders, and William bb call, and I receive a paper from you once in a while. drum beats, and I must dose. bis policy. arc There several Michigan regiments near here.— ventions—State and county—they this course, inasmuch as those moot odi Among tbe Perrysville casualities, Wednesday, are: Killed—Gen. 8. J. Jncksoti and Terrill, Acting Brig.-Gen. Webster and Lytle of Ohio, Lieut-Col. Kentucky Cavalry. C<d. Pope <d the same regiment is wounded. T»ere is no cninfirmation of Geo. Sheridan’s death. Gen. R»uiMrau ia reported slightly wounded. Cui Wtwtl ford, first Kentucky Cavalry, after five charges took two halt cries, and the Hitmy. after hard fighting, were driven eight here in the nate a State Ticket for their party, swal­ We can see no inconsistency io grunting Hastings boys hove liable to move any form. Louisville, Oct. 10. The Fusileer Regiment is to .sustain the President, io all "Union*’ Cunventioo, eschewing the plat­ the chaae is still kept up. Jewett and Major Campbell, uf the 15th the so-called ‘•Union*’ party of the Jackson tion is not confirmed. Our troops occupy Rienzi. Wo have chased Price aa far as Riple) , aud so tar as can bo ascertained around camp, but not many io hospital. 8th instant, and in an endeavor U> nomi­ nominees Our regi­ have the Austrian rifle ; they shout first democracy assembled at Detroit on the the England.« France. Those G-.vsramor.la dUHinue to indieale a declared p-’hey «•> well armed and equipped; we must slop writing. Lrr rr dk nxMXMBxazD. that although Itefore Whipple commands this regiment for tbe prvsent. city ; most uf tbe si bkmkmbxbed that the fire-lnDemocracy It rained he will bo coniiniaaiuned as aueb rate. tatoUed to four in-lherear Democracy Hastings. Oct U.U41. Bevssibrr a«si. “Advwwe from Gwara mam from Eun.po show uo change in lbs purpcMs of finxfaton Wsdos-iav. Iwween Harrishurx and DaavLUs. Ky.. - b-ariar «h* uoa-intcrventiotL the Wednesday a haUle. W.dlord took -The Mtelcment that Lee’s array i« ....... ------- -- ,----- - - - .falling book on Staunton is confirmed, The rebels are retreating l*» Coup Dick covering, Capt Fitzgerald's Company and it is expected, in case he ahull be l&WWsT was out towards Balt Creek about a week pressed hy toe Uubm forces, be will re­ It was rumored that Bragg and Cheat­ ago on picket, and all “seoeah” property treat to Gord.ifiavillc. ham sereWledb WrAetafay’s bailie. “The amditi.m «d tbe rebel army it •me .4* great destitution. In addition to Ba I ti more, Ort. 12. tbeir Want of clothing, they are now liv­ didn’t fare very well, Dis Hastings ing on half ratiuns. Chas. J. Falkner is visiting the camps ;.tid making speeches boys are good at “cramping” and allow tu sustain tbdr courage.” me to judge, they will be as good at fight“Mr. Peck opposed Mr. Bennett's res­ Caln., Ort. 9. olutions aa strangling the voice of tbe Tbe reported death of Gen. Oglesby, Cain>. Oct. 10. minority. He also oppoeed it as referring all eager ffir-the fight, and. I don’t think from wounds received al Curialh. is in to*~the Jackson platform. He vrouln't there is one that will be abut in tbe hack. Ilatchie River is 500 killed and wounded. have any thing to do with it He did not Our Colonel has been acting aa Brigadier correct. The Federal .wcupati.m of Grand Junc­ he said, stand on that platfsrm. His M DhtikH—GEOBGE TBOMAa. township, in said District will ./ Ik. V'-™ ko” f Blair’a Valley. regiment than I ever did in the OH position nftbcaoti-AdmioistralkMi party : -.. “Mr Bennett, nf Jackson, presented his resolutions as a substitute for the above, and urged their adoption at conaiderable length. the object ot his ramarks being to. show that the Convention ought to refuse to nominate any ticket in- view nf the Jackson nominations. He was afraid tn have tins ticket baptized aa a Democratic ticket. He thought such action would put the ticket in precisely the same posi­ tion M if It was a regular Democratic ticket. Such action would not c«»ma up tn tbe standard and morale uf tbe Union r.W.«rr. The women and children ofthe rural dis­ tricts are removing to the cities for safe- The following, from (he proceedings of the Convention, immediately fUlqwHif ... I«.n> hillj <h«l >k. capture their entire part/; counties, or any >4 their raprawntatives in the Cmvention, accept the Wmm Im­ an organ, or fulfil any of Its prrdictloiM. wo whall be prepared to see loyal men without das| should Ur*. ‘’■‘taUinui* 600,000 LLOYfrB KFW RTFEL PLATE COUJCTT CULOBKD MAP OF THE UXITED HTATDt CAMAD4M, AMD KKW BRUNSWICK. compromise .with traitors, « patriots voting the peace ticket <«“ to See any other nnreaNonable or moiutroua thing happen among true men. Ths N. Y. Tbibuxk thus briefly states the programme of the Democratic lewd. <Mit the armed EvEBT BA ILBO AD KT AT IOX a»d will take back all ---------- w, ... Union party movement: But the politicians who control machinery* of the Democratic partv treason now dewdatii loyalty- by ahatoefttl their plan is to have exhausted amJ wearied out hy diQaysand t«.o >HI b« mli1 ,1. Admlitat™tn n>ke , I>^ wl„ throw tko __ — ... I hr Slave Power, they ex ~ ■nmJPffJ’w KtwfccK v. �CT A NLCENRITT IX SXUJ ROUMEROLD ormu. JOHN8 ft CROBLEY’S THE STRONGEST WX9tN TH IWORLD, TOECHlAFimTGLCT IN TUI WORLD. THE MOST DUKABLEGLUKTN THE WORLD IW wiilHwt mi RUT QU» IN WWOftLO. 2‘AMERICAN k|t a,moa^ red ta. hr« and'put under urrest. ' WILL WirHSTAJtD WATXB. IT WILL MEND WOOD. Save ynar broleu Furniture. IT WILL MEND LEATHER. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS. MrfW.re, „ llwl bv with ih* Ann-nrau nu<i EumiMwn Pher. ms«.|«hto, .nd .|| Purgiiive |>||^ dllr. ng ibUt wrakw, ihe p«i«,t. hi case«#Y«Jhtto Fever. FrTerasd Atm*. Typhttn Tv ph*. d Searle, Pt.x, Mawalcs, Coavimnx.—We RxricrsxsTATirx publish in this lasue a call fora e<aWention f'r the 1st representative District tn be held in thia village on Tuesday the rr X Cosstyofl T.wd^ in session for this county are in this village. rapidly.— ....revo ,lie ire-v* > lira, no.ir ; M> mat tn all ca«es where pnrgatbm is rvoutird.' RADWArs pills win.),, It will he borne in mind how­ ever that their chief huxiness is to equalixe the tax mils »ftly> various townships, the various cx- and to raise money for prnaes <4 the county. familieeof Tbe v-iltintccrx have also a large interest in but we must be I literal •Vo«mm.Vl "S'klteT*, wVweS, VJ JUST RECEIVED DIRECT PILLS. ^PRINDLE, tine Bottle of ’ AIEBICAJI CEWErrCLrE. Estate ef Pre aline Cbili. gntive mrdivine in itao. that will cure three cxMiiphlnta so quick *• E. ra‘.Z i i WAY’S 1'1 LLS. Prrwma subject tn C<»atit eneaa. Indigi>«l><>n. Dyspepsia, Bil- bate Office. in tbe inustirMe. Jaundice, Li Ar Complaint, Ap­ oplexy. Headache, »bould take ten or three of three PILLS mice or twice a Price 25 Cvnta per Bottle. T S ‘ 5^So“- Price 25 Cents per Bottle. con­ civil ailhout trial. The Union Section. that he will Price 25 Cents per Bottle. the prayer of the petitioners should not be granted. I. And it is farther ordered, that the petitioner pive notice to tbe perrons interested in aald eatate of the pendency of anid petition and tbe hearing ihreof. br cauainr a body of thia order to ba nub- Which we offer nt S\oviwve.\v "BvVtora NEW YORK. XW \vOOT cases were disposed uf' Society of AgrieulUintl ”Dy. Imporant tu Builders. Important tu Railroad Companies. We have every kind of goods, such as Important to Farmers. of hearing. was trial. JOHNS & CRO6LEY-8 SHERMAN C. PRINDI.R. IMPKi'VKO OCTTA FXACUA ijlni CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIKE AND WATER PROOF ‘ MXWS & SH‘DE?s GROCERIES week. and Friday <>f last Thursday was a pleasant day and Kb the attendance was very g-md but the exliihi’inn of stock w*« n««t large. Friday f<»r any thing like a turnout very du The nun in the morning had d««rre If* HARD-WARE! north Mat fractional quarter, |K-J Mat fractional ^nart.rfKJ of tb« « ixaa. .tc.; by the principal Bviutaa*. Aacsinm. an r otberw Hu-1 b»« prurrd l*. be lb«CHEA>*ENT u<l .MflriT DUR tBLL KGUF1NG in uwt it te in e'v-ri iwmwt A FIRE. WATER. W EATHER and TIME HiUUF evrensg far ROOF’S UF ALL the Olli be applied by any one, The attendance of si;d there was DRY-GOODS! otoisiiiemMedhappointniefit in nuthaving an agricultural addrew. C. 8. May Esq. WILLIAM MULLEN. I GmmteDAN1EL STALKY, t rie-are. dress, hut the heavy rain, probably, prev.nited his attendance. We have, as yet, received no list <«f Premhints, but ADMINISTRATOR'S s'aLE. .GUTTA X.XQX7XXX PERCHA CEMENT, FOR SALE BY Roberta A Striker. Hartiuirt. EH Kicbote. JwR i Terry,*Orangeville Milla.M.C. Swift. Prairierllte U.B' Benninfton, Middleville, and by druggieU end merchant* generally throughout the country For Coating Metah of all Kinds when exposed to ths Action of the Weather, shall ELBCTW1I WOT1CB. and Frf PrwyTtyjiRd Begfriig ■«tal undoubtedly do so io time for our next NoUm'la hereby gi issue. SWAMP LANDS. Mixutkiuau—The M. E. Conference Granger to this village. Rev. A. goes to Whitney ville, W. East Grand Rapids. W. Elat River. W. Rork to F. Jenkins t»» We also ubservg that J. Il adbsrea artnlv, formingabody eoeal to tbres cuataaf oadiuary paint, co»U much Imn. and will LAST THREE TIMES A8 LUNG; and from ita J «* . J. Van Wyck to Middleville, and J. W. Caw iho'me to Woodland. J. N. Dayton Stacks of BEADY Mjcs CO Ktatx Lax» Orrici, I ZsMoy, eert. IfMA, 1&12' NOTICE i» bcrwbv given- H** following deaenbed Si...'Land*, aitnated ’b’ .. of Barrr. Forfeited tor non t*'mr«« "f ‘be Ts« IT WILL NOT CRACK IN COLD OR RUN IN WARM WEATHER. AND NOT,WASH OFF. SAMUEL S.^ LACEY, . presented the udiitor wirina laaket of fin* LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS be repaired Wrtb GUTTA PEKCHA CEMENT and pretexted Irani farther corrosion end leakmu Dated, September 9, IMA Clothing wa are anxious to mH, and WILL SELL, To Dftr^y------- Ruti. R.mche«, Tn Deetroy------- Mice. Moles, nnd Ants. Tu Dettray------- Bed-Hugs. To Destroy------- Muths tn Furs, Clothe*. Ate., &c. To Dettroy-------M<-quitoea nnd Fleas. To Dttlroy------- In-ecta ‘>n Plants and F«»wls. Tn Destroy-------- Insect* «’ti Animal*, htc. To bettroy-------- Every form and speeim n»k ClrcaH CrerY—1HL *»•*• Lrcrcaa*.—M*. teruined our citixetta hy a course of i«J- OLB GOODS Unusually Low! ofVtrmta. ■naaadOUTTA PERfHA with MI printed d: rectie n* Ctemril Cvsrt wltbrs i^re'redre «•* ««rf ipnia of pm. crenwreiaf oRfc PlurmJ«W « awc^ mtXcMft.e’Wok^ ax\A vevoke Ia^r. cn\o^dkAt. (These ^ittarn ara put up in quart bottles, of which the above is a faa-eimile. The label ie finely engraved, and i» provided with a safe-guard from oounterftiters. &rioe fl per bottle, or fix for (S. C. W. Jfobaok, (Prcpriotcr, J/o. 6 JDaet Fourth Bt^ Cincinnati, to whwm •U orders should be addressed. •ml the exhibition uf other things^” thal. persons was quite n». •B.o\>a*k'« BXow.ae\v, 'BvXXc.vs ar* tot Soto.,*'* i ^.r*i>*n.to*i£ yitonto*!*, D^*’ *wV*n^, Km»wio\\i<*, «Xe. although there were a ftw good apeci- tn/ns ufxheep. hugs and cattle, yet . ft\ow*«.eV* ‘BvMe'ro liuiidtrtlia COMMISSIONER'S NOTM’E. svme fine apeeimcna. "Baobaekk ft\owvto.e\v ‘B'vX.Xe.vs Br. 'B.otoaek.'* build.no* nf alt kindi. <uch aa Facturicb, Focan- -ilty 'Bvo'baeWw ftXovcvacXx "BvVteit i ■ ville held its 2nd Annusl Fair at Prairie­ ville on Thursday n\ax\^ arc. wmCw So\.oc« avtA Covfc^ovV Grange Prairieville and ^*oot matt's 'Dt. 'B.oXrthtVw To all whom Ihit woy concern and if cos etrut everybody. aH«Ya«M lz Barry. Hope. ftXoxtoceV Kitttn curt, Important to House Owners. of court, she to stand »©** ©©a. ^OVMtT^uX vooYw <XX\A vi>rue>x make Price 25 Corts per Bottle. cmed according to law. HAMUKL b. I.AUEY. was Lowe fur tbe murder uf her child, The usual rWve*e. *&\XXe.va 'jf8 <*♦* *o«u^o»«a. Price 25 Cents per Botde. Comer of Liberty Street. 'Die. case nf Mrs. advised 8sizzsi TERMS CASH. PRIMARY SCHOOL LAND. beefl tor tuxtow*. I Price 25 Cents per Buttle. rar For Gale by all Drnggiata. and Rtorgseeper* ■ generally throughout tbs country. tried, if we except tlie case nf Ri-njatnin !«•»! polled until next term a*A «.to Avmaim* ©t * mm’ ectUS JOHNS dr C HOMLEY, (Sole Manufacturer!.) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Francisco plrnd guilty und sentence having FROM ECONOMY HKXAtTH. Tuesday evening. Nocrimiuol cases were It is rxjiected Indigeation, Jaundiia, Kidnoy Complaint^ adjourned last, and return tu tbe army. Bilious Bev ar, Fever and iter HVAE WE with thoae who The Circuit Court fur this county tunpviidad. taka*. *wa )g.rcs«* c^uantotou. *■»«*«£ U-enW«nl* ^MZA/OdA CZJfRW WAV'S REGULATING PILLS. i In nil attack" of Bili"ii»n< "’. Inflanut- ' onter b> be published in the RAD WAY'S REGULATING Yyv t\\A 'BXXaou.w Ci\.»X?nxX* ©5 *W««X SouX\\A\vc.r<. <n.utoC 'auAaA an witoaVa ©J Cornea nd See!! menu* to crush out the rebellion. Monday । IN OUB LINE OF TRADE: e*»igneo ror me hearing ?** f, issca liavr ventured their litres ns well as their vened >fi wnreAvaV a0*n.V IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. •' 'I* >!•».. —rf-b • and Mtn nglhm the avntetu. Thia peenAnd It te further ordered, liar power I*, noteteaaed nlrnu* li; RA D ' «!’t ,’0,io*.1,1 “u Fr*un* in,‘ Perhaps we may be able to give someto press. *wr* oto tow “\XX» eMifo —WE STILL— _________ twvwar. ,ndwMm.d te*- fo*dt. RAD te‘ WAk’S REGULATING 1’111^5 ''**<H*pniifoii.d*>rme«»4,| vid. atfshint thb dlffirnlty. Tl.r nivdrW ©lltal propertire of th^ir rontpAMllion, tetete, m »y Reautberard. en-pnaered posese wumUrfitl aafnOoaa p-iw.-ra___ •«» -Id srtHaas t Six uf IIADWAY’S PILLS will lm|Mri ute oontrort ^u^:K."zzf;s .ai.-mI. — * —.L_ la1 • i <*■ i * I. 1.AT—_ , that and pr*«resning is the business Inslieve We every township is represented *tkveae. *B\Xte*a uT Svr.rTrtS7ySKr;,‘LS2 of Supervisors DHESTTTK OMAK* GRANT & SPAULDING will mend china. it will mend marble than any other medicine, secure an evnr. 1 h”lJ«n •* tee Probate Office.; Board or Svfkrvisors.—The B**ar<) “LOW PRICES Erv.lp.tiu. Mnf| the medirim’s and pitla uf ‘hr .-Id ayuem J** »<«*• ta produce Ira. asddrtl deptall<Oi uhhj rital ' ^to^'matul J M. RURSELL C. R BURTON, A. W. DAILEY, Tewnabip CouiltlM. Hartings, October. Ttb, IH1 IT WILL MEND GLASS. . |dta> Mai opn—. Olw * IT WILL MEND IVORY. ltja( Notices “’"•t dgnpetoux. disa-aees. purgation, which la In fart higWr e>saetttial. becunn-. <U«gvmiW. frtMti ths tact that ths purtid CAl'CVS. NEWS 1 — -«•—«,»re ■.»*»—* 1:10 A. M. & N. RICE. Ges'i HspcruitaMtent. cement glob * 11 a., mt. _ __ ........ J Kinnitn OWARD ASSOCIATION. PMI«M- Whret. Core, Oau, Smut. » »• cnior. Rotary of State, Auditor Ganaral. Sate Treaaurtr. (Joinmlaaiotwr of tbe State Und Office. Attorney General,Superintendent of Pnbba In- �..t-mjmhtt. ommw uO t CounscUcuL M.,, H-._K.-M < »M*»r i culj artMa.«<Ua$»d ever produoJ AH.ii.Mr linnl-»0XT00>im BM >*. *< M<i~,Vur^-XuS»U UlW.-fc ■»> >&. UO'&KCK'a ..- Nature bfriiH to iuiu)uiI^Hk|MBHE| elements performing lu^RWIRBb tasMr‘,Uf employ®/'-'rMfAistHNTeftF* 4u very J■ftuoo’B Vvlt.% bocK out of Newtunia. A company of the Sth Kansu Cavalry, «bout forty strong; NftardWasun'Ied, but | cut tbeir way ouL Thu #Fuderal troops *u btiur, *3 they fell fell beck three mile*, followed this by UH D14KHIW0I»VUMM 'RUP, i j ' the four pieces of artillery, making six in all, nnd in turn drove the rebels buck into NswtonuU.rL«>fi<brfiWb. ,W^ding was kept up for some time between the two armies. eritW^HMdo-dtato} te, rebels followed them, when uur men stances of realruinl,-*» in n lead- cuffin, turned on them, drove them back into then is that <Wdly'-coii»jwniad,- 'Jgiiasic Newtunta and JhW Ike The Federal lots during tbe day was add, g«v«£g|t^amta^n otfeuts^ ’h sort of iud 'ttawoSttfiwWtV THtrigainst •bout 140 killed, wounded and missing, Abe monopoly at Ur clcwwita^ whch hu. znsn pomp n \ band* of the rebel* were treated in the 1 most bnrbarou* manner. The rebel loss ' is not known, but is thought to be larger } 3%s soon as -the foitage Ims dropped,. than ours in'EiHed and -« duivdud. * trawpUm BbMla.ur Am They were still at Newtonia a* last ’ tian proceed imder WilleMe Mlf-hhestn, Scald bead, HorwTtyw, tumoua Discharges from the Ears, Swelling ia Groiu, Falling of the Womb, Dyspepaia, Neui”•* • . TMRRC BOTTLE,. i? Will cure Feytr. tMjra-i. . Liaora< Sores in tbe , . FQDH TO SIX BOTTLERS. i^ill enro Scrdfiila, Rypbiiia, While Swelling. i Sore Iwx*. Svphi|Hic Rh«un>ati«m. (tout, chronic Bisr*»c»,.ictirvcy, Bronchitl», Tubaro-eo, Dlcvr* is IhotbroAi or cm the I.ungi, 6r l.iver. sud dis lute. Mud'M.«rau.i«u vdUfu*"*•« eelves poshing out between the bark and1 -the wood. If the soil is pour fill - in the.’ holes with ri^se.-tbjrom^e'winds' ..r~l 'AM. i^fltt-'JMlM -d«b 'Stable your trees with leached Asbei, -Hme.-uw any decomposing vegetable matter. happy man who lias tbe love mid smile of woman to nccoiupany him in every department olHifo. •Ttaf wirld may loo'k dark and cheerio* without—enrmiea may gather in hi* path—but when lie returns trouble*, and is comparatively a hippy ■pan. He is but half prepared for the journey uf lilc.who has u«» taring coinpnn'ion, who will mrsake bim in no emergency — who will divide his sorrow*, increase his joys, lift tbe veil from his heart and throw sunshine amid the darkest scenes. No ; tlmfniao' caiinot, be mtaerablc\wh<> has niich n"companion, be Denver so p>M>r' despised and trodden upon by the world. TiikNcoro Colonization Schkmk.— Senafoj Pomeroy baa been for.aotne dnyv in thia city perfecting arrangements for 1 his scheme (<f African Colinizalion. He Eixld P»ts.—Penn^ylvanin has n law' 1has bought it steamer, and expects lb to prevent Canada thistle* from seeding. 1start ataiut the 20th insL with 500 per. eons for Central America. He hits over It is&uable, ten dollaravFar 7.000 applications from colored' people i to joimhta colony.—*Ve» Tbrit’ Tribune, •W^W'BOwnn «wff™”* £">> ; Oct. 9/A. jund superintendents will dp^jelhttntysAr, this law in mind, a* well ns fanner*,' ana sm hope lhatevery one poll be held to a. rigid observance of it. -■ FAt* ’tbvvw yentw to keep sheep.” remarked Mr. Broun, pwp frpm th? ihc pulp until soft, nnd whes* , Ius.Cbkam.—Two quarts milk, four/ World. This ta not boasting; Uy it, if you feel lb«.sttjj*r, ourhalf lb. cswn starch,1 trisM skeptical, and be cwvinecd. Hj»tnbta«s <" its eggs. wdl beaten ;. wet the March with ^Otwnpwiilion tlic properties ofa diffusive stimulant cnld milk ; when the milk is boiling ten , an anti septic, a mild but effects e Astringent, and a direct (tower over tbe nerves, iteijlier narcotic stir in the eggs and Htareh, then strain Bor anodine, thalateierwi JM.ia >Manwr tw ' through'a. stave; when cold flavor aa you pulisr to itself, sadfor WrfroWMtwSio word in English language exactly to eanrsaa its action. like. then taro Into tbe frvesw/ttir while tbe Tbe Froneb callit Suvla^mrat. Bo much for its freezing. “ ' * ; , / ' ■ internal administration. When applied eater- 'Fxurr Cask.—One pound of fiourj one nbhd of •batter, one pound of sugar, two £-bl raunns, one Jb. of. currants, ten Jgs, one-fourth oz. mace, one-fourta or. 7qtiel»?lf oz. cinnapion, otae lb. 'WO, w.a tnaapoonful soda.- , which hare been showered upog him from KW \m*tV* o$ Vwt CowwXnj. LIVER REGULATOR LIFE OTTERS. ■ Aro pave vagtaAMa vxtrtels. They euro all Mliou* di .orders of tbe bumau aystroj. They wyu late sad tot rgurste the liver and kkhrAvs; They gire «•** to th* digvattve ornns; shay regslate tbesecrsti- M, excretions andexhsiatioo.. eatiul Ise tbs oiroul.ttap. snd purity the blood. Thus. Tbe peculiarity of the 'BYoodt “It 1. always ready; this commend, it to averybodn'-fod^«L . ••W4 Kavc tned 1L and find iLa. uteful ia opr bouse as wat«T”- Il Uh.' fte 7fowrf. Atb XW EOWTOMT U WEALTH 1’rioe 2* (inti ptel B.tt’e. Hyjn. flhsepses, S^M' J^heuni. Price 55'^eMs per Bottle. FAMILY MEDICINE, BAILING’S LITE BITTERS DR. RADWAYS PILLS. to Wkaleaale Rrdneliaa TERMS CASH. “ ........... GF" For NfelebV sfi Drurgol*. aadSlioroieeperh geaenrily Ibroogtaxit too CMStTT. JOUNff A CWOfftEY, (8ol«Mimufocturor>.;> 78 .WiLUAM STREET, Conror of Literrr StrcoL jm. i. nrnmiey. mercusni. th* rutiou u Xrw Turk, write*. August, 18, 1W; "I 1 lx<.. afflicted with piles, jxoetupsaicdwiih L. tag, tbe taat thraeyears used y of fits of nine yoars' standing, aod bl Vitus' dance of tw.i t ears. JJfOTBZR writes, his son rras cured after bw Mt had almost wasted sway ^The doctors pronounced the case mesm- NBW 14H1E. Important to House Owners. ASeTKKBwM cared sf Fever and Ague aftsr trying every madtaim in bin reach. AliOTHER was cured of Fever bore which had existed fourteen years. A>OTHER <>f Riroumatiun of eigblyeara. Cgsss innumerable nf Dyspepsia and Li ver Complaint could be mentioned in which tbe Poriter and Filb Imporaut to Builder*. important hi Railroad Companies. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR Iifiportant io Farmers. To <rW whom this mop com rent end item ' ttrns every body. JOHNS & CROSI.EY’B •19M> Isi the spriim -.n^s l took a, mp«e cold which Induced a viUsui fever I took twa doses "WoAc. Wkc ex Ckawfo. 'W.c, TSVooik VAka CEMENT ROOFING, are tlio moot active nnd thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They act eoditwtete tspowAJse Uver, excit(MV iWlWM u Mott; «,«>•»(•• U»>y» system docs not relapse into its former N>ndition, which is ton apt to be the ewe with simply a purgative pill Tony are feally a • DA HUNG'S LI VXD RKGULA TOR Tfcc ckenpest and moa durably BaoBag as u.Texrtrrts Il broke up my eold and freer at anro. Pteriaus to thia attack, I had been troubled with drsia-paia several mouth.-. Itixvefelt nothing of it s'luec. IT IS F1IIB Ah'l/wATER P1I00F 11 °** ** "I’rhvd Io saw and old uoon of am. OU. Studley, E«|, ISA East toth Htrero N T, writes: Aug. IS, IsUD.—I tud a diteeuHy with the =pf=ini lb— y=in. with couatawt min The Cor. b only about One-Third that of Tin, in the .mall of my back. 1 had uwid m<mt al) kinds of medicaues, but found do ;>ern>u>«iU nrbef until AND IT jlS TWIC-K AS Dt'KAOLK. ' 'BV Darling'. Liver Regulasr. in affording mmedtate rshef. Uvur and GiUtuus ftenedyl" It II a thorough ■ Mvi. Vifong. of. Brooklyn, writaa; •■February ,2*. lMy.~4t> Maj last 1 had a aeroro. attack ofHles wluch cuafined me to the houac.. I took one bot- I*Xsk yemr neighhen, who have used then, N” Hem is required iiiuinkiug Application- and you should try them before going for a P*2m •Mfouni it to operate totniraMy. r*nsor ait and arouatag lha Hear to astir icy. J yi - zi>4/r n. FAMLJkX MEDICINE. For OMdn, Hrula nt ,11 WuS, *te, ’ expiied tu il(c Acti<^ uf the/Wcnthpr. *Tt»aFsraflE3W'f«ness-«. F0RSAW5BY ‘UAW*Ajrfra Uf you a, loral . LIMPID ..■.***•«■ tarns Dr. Sotaek*. siaikd taatfaw aaS Ckritfcteii pdbGVTTA ^ERCHA CEMbWk / 'SJ* * •, rTf*-* *raftr< **«■»* ir ehildrra ye out of sorts, we gire Uhw D'*’ Albarn alt ngfcl. I for* rt *^ff y?** XOtahch •*< bow. i I l «r Alauu ; r h «»W .ppwi, „„ ; and they will say they are GooA V&t6>\t\wT*, I'ERUlA AND INDIA RUBBER^ * " 1>A4MJNWqV.BR REGULATOR. Ion rtdHr plIU, ^ oo l awd VAV, Thw erode tab been tlmjwtghly (sated lB N«w which, in conjunotion with the 1 «rk and all part, of tbs Gutted State*. Canada, Ti\ooiJi VvvA'Jkcv, Weal Indin. and Central and Kouth America, on bmldinas uf all kind.. .ueb «. FacToaira. Point. 1 will cure all the aforementioned diseases, • LIFE BITTERN Oiu. tWracea*. Bml Rcb Daws, Cura, and «u and, of themselves, will relieve and cure I passed clottot blood by ibe urtthrs, I an now Psauc Bnii.ixua grneiulte. GaaaasMT UtnT entu^f wetfud take pleasure in recommeudiug laoe, de.; by (be principal Burntan«, Aeratv^k Heada-ihe, Oosttoenes.*, ni»-l utbera, and has proROOFING red t.. be tleCHFM^T .nd MOST DVRABLE in 'tTh. Cblio-<Pn*iM, , Ghoicra, JtfoHrtU. Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 Christopher Strste, N. T.. ifgAtu ir\ the ^owslx, writes.- "Feb. HO. 1M0.—I bare been subject to sra,f (jUzziness, eta. attacks of Asthma the last twenty years. 1 have never found anything exjaal to ‘iTfy these medfoinea, end you will never DARLIXCTS UVEtt SEOUL ATOS. , . 1 < i < I I Ol^ Boras, ^hrumatism, (Tfypepsia, fltoic HeadasAe, Xtiaar Cbm r4<unt, Browr and'JJgua, Leuoarrbaa, Female Complaints Erysipelas, Bt. Jinthar.y's Fu», TUmora, ‘Hruptwns, f¥ts, ajrq/Uieus Consumption, sic. Price 25 C-ents per B^llc, Liberal .. for curing Piicn 25 Ceuis per. Bottle. ____ Very ItU “"■ Kre, ' >. Price 25 Cento pgr Bottle. LI VEK REGULATOR tiVooA, for the life and health of the body depends upon the purity of the blood. M *e Wnod isTotaowwi. the body dra* out a miserable cxtatcuoc. , These medicines AMEBfCAW CEHBKT GLIE. -j■ ' \ »• DARLING’S i Siuch belter Uian pllb. and taacli easier to taka. If pMpTS *nderato.-4T Oie Importance'of pntga stlon with BAD WAY’S PIMA in contradistinc tlon of purifhig with other fills or powder*, salts o|la,Seidliit waters, they *‘>y4d need l«se physic­ lag. save tbemselrr* fr»n*i much suffenug, and greatly improve tide bvabb. r-tn .■ ! RADWAY’H PILLS Ass Pssrscr Peso * v tvs e. They aro ap,Amt, tonfe. laxative, stlmulmnl, connter-irriUnl, andiorifia. alterative They are entirelv Vegetable, and the only vegetable subsubatitute for calumel. Meteurir. Aalitaaay, Blue Pill, in tbe Arcana of Medicine. As craeuants, they arc more certain and thorough than the <vt\& VA\% is that Tthey strike at tbe root <*f n;-tqn, by eradicating every particle of imparity >10 00 it year saved in every family by : .lUapB/fltte / / RADWAFB RE0UI.AtrNGTlLL8 are farmore etitstn, and tbe pancat atroida tbe danger which airovcrtloae of Cplchittm would inflict. . Th Vellirw. TrphoM. antTHHIons Fever*, in Fry- pepper, salt, and twq ntmces of butter,-* when well tnliud,; fill the shells, and I,IEF kbould be anpiM- Taken internallr—a bd^e them for an hour in a muderstefy ■tes-xpoonful to half a tumbler of water—will euro of the atomacb, autl promote digestion, it hot oven. The egg plant must be highly -acidity is a pfeaaaot and healthy stimulant. seasoned, otherwise it will not be so pal-’ stable.— German Telegraph. TO THOSE WHO DO THlNKl | Prict; 25 Cetita jwr Bottle. They,exercise g more pmysifaj iafloeace over । the l.irsr. Arid.its skerMtoosIhan calomel, mev , icury, blue pill. Iieues tbeir importance in cases of fiver cdmpUinfr. sod spleen difficulties, Jaun- | diec. Dylprpsia. Bilious altadkt. Head aCbe. Ac. both in the field and along the- roridside ; hi Die troalmeot of fcrerte either tilioui, Yetlpw TypWi^atattuherirodwdDg feeets. tbe* a* su­ aud»fepirraVff.llie*anv?.c.»»raG with dt'vk perior to quinine. Their influence extends over the entire system, controling. airrogtl.ening. and TQ THOSE WHO pOl bracing aptho related and-wasting energies, and rid ufox-eye daisy. This we attribute regtihtUng ail the secrrtfoua'fo'tlie nainrad per­ to the copious u«e of snll. Canada this*.. formance of tbeir dafiea. cleanstag and purifying -ties by the rMdride ar^'xgrritl'nirisaneeL the Wood and purging from the system all diaeased depoai is and Impure htimota. They differ from all Mirgettvo yflla. Their thinking, but liltelo have their thinking done by careless fellow; who pcrtnjbt tnem t>» erov aeHnn’lamit local, or eonttned to a portion of the that aMMrb*4WK«^t«» ee«>‘ l^id iieigrt«.r’ jSroie one else, w»«»y vilkval bowels Drawlie Purgative Pills augment what RADWAN READY RELIEF is called tbe peristaltic thoeeturul (if the bowels Xau^f^X.flSLiSfriiMMl'l ».’//. Jjtj 'i' Will retierr IWoas ibo suffcr palus,, in.iarttU on •by irritating tbe coatabfllrt intern lues. Inhhliee aSd-hlflatnmdtary deseascs, tbe Irrita­ . y/l .at) I* S0U ii. . . j»fi. ' ita application externally or bylu aduitniatrntiou tion produced by the Drastic Purgative Pills will * ,Q>ojtiNG Eoo P^nt.—One of pur ’internally, " and 4 curve— ' not only increase the disease, hut induce ulcer* thm; therefore, grout durtfott la romrirod an stmo?l. _fov{>rp1>le vegliublys U the. eag tscka of iuffamabon of the boweH, bIHnua rolic, pliot, aud our iiisnner.of prepsriptt it ‘i< * rbavnmtiam. gout. We .inUiAMndWtiills totakej ce^ijJy -itQ. Improvement;.’o.ver the «.ir- ‘. lfRADWAYr8 I’lLWIteidSfakrnjaeuhiwiHMIow i Them arc a class of chronic diseases, chronic «Nwkipj..this lutjst wbule-^ Rheumatism. F.nlargdttient of the Liter, Splron some esculent. ’ ' . /k Pi vide a targe eggjlant jnlo t*o pif-‘ sheik ' -f" IMewrkVflwwdfMA'LM' Wiowi depths froaj oftaCSXaiMt f-M hflMFerTfrt1 If or threw tunes m a year. Ura-Vltl ra H.pl'ra With six bottlM for Five Dollar?.. bold A1*0 hr DARUNGS ” Wax^TWs^wiAa •f dollars-each yaar-in ^daartuiax their T AtgarCbfM atawtaf wtaA AMJUUCAX , 0}U£^f*eto'&r?»l ie*made+ J. B.' rwi> I*ur, <Wrai“lCur Bra.nl lx g?S3j3tS’»,,?C«SC ifrom <be vicfus. ctilorests, fnm»rr Myjainn», Womb. Hick1GlabtatarSt^ftfon. I 1........... eta. Softening of ths Bones, Fits, l)roj»iait Etfu- < trees. 'Ibero will be a sayyag uf< PF*?!#, accounts, but will probably nofl retimin . uo ] bbctMi of.tbc Itota. Joiaui. Boom or Gtaada, tiul that thia reinMiy will Cuto. ■one years growth pgtween those planted there long hr a few days will decide who It clesasmthc RLOOD. Resol res all diaesoed in lb. Mi-xal Are ■” are masters in the Southwest. tnkitw vp the trees, great cure should be EaKS taM^ut iheTr/rtsJsi? >•» evdWtJbre dfthfr roubiuff, Utegrowta of the tree will and its life will be endangered. When­ ™ u> p*rl with any of them taKwoiT turnop in pro portion. Let Ute boles larger Utau Hie routs, and never bend er- drtep w rt/M. WAruj, MEM> •Af.WAW-#. j ThalwaOyXfaMstorTtee ta hrolMhHI jnafsh It, mend it, and it wdl nyvar sbo^.J^ ., , put together. , , , । ' til will Mend U-mil'Gtriil'LMyta nnd !nT < \ ’ foAt | i ' ) ,|f e&Mrjwbslhaf IKsm Intel fiiTQrtWe JT " MMmeTTT tl60BE8TiPIAN08.8UiO ^GROVESTEF.N A HALE, haying jrmpvcd to ruibtMiUMtetdhui Be. Trt iBWitwiT, dan-l s. darling, KnteMMuSL. TL-mYuiL it it applied, neighboring | wmW*4 10 fl<frr ,I,C pUbliC “ c“«D‘flctnl 7 OctaveCBoicwocd Piano. iMMcatiuMtl Donlram,*. liuda that Mb understand its action TO THOSE WHO THINK. FHOTOGBAFHIC Crayon An.l.r..tvpn; caiulainfo, >11 improvemeais known in this coun­ try or ia Europe, orctestnsa*b«M. Frcacli grand GALimST ' Vijnoite AmVrv- ' manulsteuror* us*. t ‘ ” brnfj p^, Reli^u AS. * . j &DTTA PERCH*d; Ambnitype; Unj.nincnt*] 41 * ! 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' ''•Il wU aTWav. •cOfr’!’' HsTs 1‘ PAtoudmo... Of. tbi JS *p*a>a *yr^ '• vrah-» lb'ita*nne{ 'feeitetelo* Ifebo rrnble Ho4 ft- Where’is be P Hie’l understand ywki,” «id Ma. inherited hia faiW* iftpAlsta* oferMter. * <J»ktek tempered lather and • thoaglMlre.. ■£llia< ■ o-.-f.l isr-v •xd-t(i-»aihfr* -xrsrtJ • >H GREAT gastinjs Uuintss Jlirutorj. VKTBHY’! aomcngAKTb. GKAWT « RPAVLDfRG, impulse bo; a^e ppl yjt<> 4iarp ^'T'0" *l Umland it &>o <ifh' Mr Elite and Hs Ihtle- eon. The fafter’a cumiuauds were Dot ahrkye rtb-yr-l 1 and •to the father-bad smlm aArict n-.l«4w in regard to mbediewce^ pupisbmept^ jarred ""n<?. fe?U*phold haioi-.iiiex rather nmre'fre(|uenily rtkh i’Ui-fe r<-g*'f¥ tn justlcemd huindnitj'w.Aild hMveapj.i'i.vrti «C’ Ttee hatoy temper and l«rMg.«. elusions <>f Mr. £||la mad* his d.tthyline vltenqncrwl than refi^uaipry. A single instants u ilNlUmte pur meaning ; ..ud that is the story we wikh to relate ' H, o^wvy Uum,. ba itot Mwra WnSy Va ebam«l country. : TW tx»yTt Mtinnr**>bad>lMnM'4ba 9 n«MnJKVff °”r' - ty loVIt »Hy-; tnK WM, upon his country „ . In Utb?« i/prt>f?4mfl peace; te'lWa- isiralion without p*Ky,«aachardly hopa I to succeed in a steady 'and 'vrfoa"ptBhiy. The coniplidWlWrf;itoiJ>toBRiWMbbr. mous dvH war,' r^SfleFTlto destractimruf thwGuvetfMijcMdlltam-forttea.-tfntomR U'bls tether caught I tie illMBtotlffia—WTVir be supports The4*4Med.flbrw:of mUovi and apaak- •‘Ihiw he sprang Into the rivet end Mved iiny Rttle Eddie1* " -t • ,. “1 heard nothing of it.” -1 Hkteaiita^mylbrase,bnyj ’f . t^ies was flat’ and hu<ky. ’ ' ‘Arld'he didn’t teJl yod'1 Brsve/rtn £111*’ thrust—bis Htr b»y! came Mw i-wtth njbnn'thk'’pillow1 frntn which he hafravtan, 1 2He ,Z^. ,no over i'-tJ W F-7 To, Gpv.nim _ UJAT___ FMt'l,-. . . . r * _ iW,i* I Kddteswrtte to go staKWMt bet i>A with hip awn ,tears,«- o««, H FMtfrwnuHl HUk . th* r‘»*P *illia said I*«Wlf» Could father or son ever forget that day,) lUpubikul, WfeHfeF-TWMfM of «’»> r7*'. I c”“’ •Thatosiw Might4, but Che (altar paver •hhUoo; In U*p«w» pGrpfip'lMuq. I ’”B h‘l" 1 but W illi<-whs firm, because *tof»nWi tatate 'Hi 4m h pl‘*»M«rt Wimmer aftem.w.n, ■ * "”d -*‘’uW *£m| b.iX^tatatoy. Impnblivv, paMtuusto father Mild.Willie Elite OMUO out from hie a...u> 1 7 ■— fakew Ari«iug'inu*a»/ Beunyour guard. Zrmporary, SptofltSSraf incakatfpaitotettba, •i«ht i>f tbaui alter, g liflhs nPetoxbiml mi Bey.ftMty pr./vp<toripB.— imitead of wielding a »atfeto<d and efs lumvs elpd all in white Iummi, ami .,..1’ ,.*‘ while; but. as I learn, Eddie *o?‘M go Take nothing for granted., Il .la, tj- sad *'»«^*aU(I pure aa inii.Mpm-e down to the riv,e^'gtitt j'our’boy Wlfriwed thing, u> tattt^lhauu«h4ife d inetnorylikr itki-ll. Tlrti liAiifee »t«H,d only a1 Jborl tra’ion. Kcineniber,* when th tbe face of him. hut kept pt a distance.<He Wh; thnLwteehhBrdrMi the taB»taftHfei£il>s, difehmcv fri.iA a rivt-r, on the "banka of oteihffiaaiynvMran Instead of cKmbiiig over logs ’arid j^xuyve? ti»« b*k Ittfe11** true, loyal and brave, fo4 tkejf wui stead which the buy wan I.nd uf 'apjiru’ng, and ter. barfeta,'itt getting hwo boats, he saf fey ■lr"J',?h!?yV.v„ : . bmH u-u 7/ -J .. H fouiael.faaay off. Theh,'viir, Mjr Eddie, Eellow Republicans I Stand by and in leahing over lite river, slipped and Ml <hh .-Mr.MVna vMrrtwM’fn diM.-<mil--rt u! hiiiib<-l|'ani| Ins iiH-lln-r. JI »T RECEIVED in ^lind tour l>«»y‘irtoti»d‘ot. nmntng off, pustaUing ao/AdinbiiiAraUon <4 our .owp "Williv,’’ said Mi. TEllis ax the boy luilf frightened out of He sensei, aS tnrnt ■pusxcd out, - Where are yA»t going T” chojca r ai}d,'ftiich ^veu our eoemierf ara RtPUMtha* SiAva CntatbL Commit. I children <»f hie 'sge irhura’ have thpie, chipclled to ndmlCis honest and patri­ “Uuiy to piny,” nnswt-red the rogeish a new and most complete auiortmvrit .01 «tz rRmatu bmTOf Oct. 3d, '62. I sprang down t«» the wharf.'and Ipte'the tuoiitlu . .. otic, and All toll! to* welt -• lira RarosucsM nr MicuwaK : The water after Eddie. I wonder they - were MEDIC INES, ■T,i pUy-r-wln-re F . Country,, if in a qu»N I W c ndd revs .you •Wilti Eddie Wheeler, doWn at hie nut both drowned. It wawonly hi God’s us citizens(WhoM highest duty and infer mercy tluit they were saved. When the hottse.'*1 JZR'iME, 1. rl ‘ I’ J’! ■-'» Ml is io preserve trie Governrhrnt of “Did your (Mother say you Miight go man who saw what had happened, got to 2d Emmons. -, Bckil, Dantes TURPENTINE AND AUXJllOL. the place and looked over the dock' Into Ukw« .1” ' W. ’A^Wo'jLjr.iuan, 8. M. the water, there was Willie, holding to a the point. Circumlocution does not be* oome th«me who would rescue the Re­ 3d CcTcarojr, -<i “Very w.-fl ; nil right then. But ring in one of the lugs with his right hand public from the grasp uf traitors! ! and clinging to Eddie with hie Idt. Such mind one thing -Lyr.u are not to go down A. ». Tcsim, T.W. Fabbt, The Republican party was formed in 4th a courage and pretence of mind In a b-«y D. G. Bwcmlamd, J, W. 84*. 5th this Slate in laid dbwn ha surpasses Ix-lleH Where la he T He y- Tor MECHANICAL AKD MEDICINAL . . ------ --- )< run offhome as mv at the man' lifted PURPVSEH.UNLYUU iiolb.ivcth.ilag.Tm. S-- remember that Oth “ ALKXAKDKg CaXPSKLL, J. B. him from the water. '1 must thank him T.ve arid—doii't go to the riv.-i.” . Wauua, liirhia noble act.” -1^4 ---------- ... . Republican Blate Central ComsdttM. •’Not if Mr. Wln-elyr kt* E-idle |Wf« At thi« moment the dr»-»r opening into <laWMi.vHkkir.ifeH HHfefS Wd ,,No.” was the Hupcrjltve «u*w. r ; I’ve th. O..M. *.un, h-rit. «..d th, whit, tier L-------- -- ----------------- •*“ -------- ------------- Over High Prices, at the 11 • ■ HAST INGS DRUG ‘ STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, ROBKBTR to WTBIKEB. TTOliXKVH AT LA Wand Solicitor* in Chancarj. ParHenlaratUntwoaaMtoCoBWH. inc, Ike in real to a uon oflHtoa «• Laito OSaa m lha Coart Doom, Ha»rtng«. Mich. DAMIEL COOK, USTICE OF THE PEACE. UaaeraJ Land and to tooffice Tax Amt. will attend the collection of J.lebteand aft other buatoeaa pcrftbUhig Ab OUuareky. .p-j of Mi* Eli., t...k.-d not. Tire Stalo of South Carulinia contains ••Oil. huxhaml,” she exclaimed iw! a circumstances. It ljna neither been bevoice oftrrmr. “conic t»i Willie, quick?” tr^ytv<X>mpA ullraism on tb^ n^e kind, 29.000 plancatioua, containing 4.07tJ35l tightucsa when he moved on again. Mr. Ellis followed hia wife, and the nor Kt* it'failed to do what it promised, acres «»i improved and 12,145,047 acres * Mind that you don't lurgi-t !" vulledtip the utbe'r. I of unimproved land, vAhied at 282.431,* neigliluir hurried after them. 1 he Im her. It h:i* evh;hilcd a fidelity In action, j <534 ; averaging V» each Ml acres. The mother had found her boy lying GROCERIES! I. A. HOLBROOK, .’TTORXEY nod Coon»MW«J.sw, HoHcitor *«* TEA. CoFFKK. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRVKES. FIGS, RA1-UXS, CODFISH; J. M. BISSELL. ltlTRtCU!<WidSurgeon. Ottoe iu Ruasril’s CJTDM33*J .PXBT-aiEXh'J P HYSICIAN Mid Surveoti. Dwelling on Uroad way. near the Coart Houao. Ab4 Cooklnu Extracts, FOR a good n««arimw>l of H. r. CHERRT, OTARV PUBLIC sad CaereyaMsr. will a . PENS PENCIL^. INKS. PAPER. BNtKLOPES. CARDS. **-- *«• . MOST POPULAR .ad fonaaaiorin Gbaomrj. hotwr'l-^•«• patent medicines MEVrNS. P*rticul»r rould rcspeettoJIv announce to A TTORNET artd COUNSELLOR. AT LAW, A. d itMW, W> CAS® uttrs» a waxrts. honFRTS a mtkikkr a. irm. j . r. BcaikOW- t; A. .1. Ku a rax, p«.d« &>, u-renot OF FHOUATK r«4M»c»ch weak. A.i^.|.'>r ■■ "■■ ' V;;; 'llm boy hruid, hut made n*> response. intenriblw<>n the garret fl»««»r, and’ lifting setdnin e^Ufiled, never rurparxrf by any The g.vvtenment Is based MS-the Conwhich ■ little Mtaystf Mr. Ellis, who had | hllll in her nnnB> ^4 brought him *«Mi party, K n4s' secured the fi4edt»«ti of-the stiielinn.d 1700, and amendments added grown very sensitive on Hie Scurd of 11stair*, and laid him, tn hia wet cbAhea, Territories of llm United Simes' from , toi-i( at various limes. The right to vi.^e Uriel obcdtei-ce. . . ■ : on her own bed. ' -•• f negro slHVT"fy'.rantf;‘i^t»rriinteed their <kj requires a free hold 61 30 acres, in ordi. * It wouldn't nl nil Nurprise me,” I be Am Mr. Ellis cante into the rmlm, hr vupahvy’’tiffree sihiteniim Fir all'' timeI narv Ciiscs. Thu Legislature i» elected I said to bonself. “if he were tocimii* li*)me aww the deathly face turned towards the to come. It hits driven the mstitutiiHi। knmhlty: • A Senator bum* be M yews in an hour, all ,-ovrred with itvwr luudi It has1 did;« resident citiwi, and/if. rtatknl in il-Mtr. The sight seemed to blast 4iis from the Ch pl ui I uf-the Kntinn. Hr is no thoughtless or vrlt uillrtF—I vision, .. the houiotead policy r.,.y/.. It has ibe.distriut must siwrl a freehold worth lie struck his hands Another, eitaldiithAl 'teblired the 6^-rtnjteion Pacific • £300, it non-resident worth £1,000.— imrdly know wliivb. But children must Hhutbia ryea and stood still nuddwrily, ' T. - _ ~of the ‘1 ‘-------.L-kk dcveV-pitijf thk Railed. ’ilAto the r«onwfe. rts-tarees Representatives must hkke rciided'ln the Ik; mndc to ulnsy. Thnt’a the <fasyi|tl)U» “Will you run for ths doctor,’’ said ‘'pHite'.'J.U to eiih.rtx-; nt all luzkurds ; and |!*be'dis Mis Ellia. . hf a C.nfipeht, and controlling Mie co'm- State three years ; if resident in the dis­ ' rtte?t4 «lftlib : atrrtd. ' '" ■ ■Leii< me this tuur.'lie will have v.iuw* trict must own a freehold of 500 acres The neighbor did literally as the moth to rriurmbcr it as long ns he fives.” In I860 it proved it»elf-btrohger than? and 40j)ogmea,or real estatp.w^th^l50; er said —he ran all the way to ibeduofur’s nn«3ninHPiapmit3ta' ntipRlMhrti*j,‘ Ify jfi)«m resident must own real estate worth Soint-lhmg bad gone w ropg with Mr.- Arihw. 1 Ellin, and tie w»» in a’aterneF ipmif than V’By the time the doctor arrivediWilHu’s bringing into poiverfhepresitnl Admin £3W). The governor is ch-rt&t liy the imual. Afeiods of blind’, rntfiir tlnin a wet garments liad been • rem*bed. He istrntion. It mnst :trbdW Ati^lf: stronger Legisrtnture. end must fclve resided ’in leriinu of junlicn >‘lteues4.:infiutfnce our. ’Hiked but few questions as l-v th* theAn 1 tllan Any )i^ler party ib 1R02. In aiding theiStale’-kO yeam. and be p<asBMed of a Icupdqut with rdcreiuw,-to otlrerA] Wu mg nf the boy’s o«»ndittwn. Mr. Wboslur 1 tWt ikme’Adirilnlstration in crushing the Milled estate worth £l,500. The Lieu­ Eidfy'true patriot will place, tenant Governor if chosen and^mpat be i.cl from state of fueling mare frequently had lol J of hie hemic eonduct, and the rebellion. " than from iohnkfenitHAto’of right. inference Won that there had best an iwer his rakatrv frninCaiufwblv higher than his qualified in like riiapnter. ‘ Thtl pc«p5eMo ’not vote directly for Mr. Ellis wriit ii*ay from home soon ex.-iument ofAhe bruln;- leading lb wus- party; but every true' RepiiMicah will • >* > ..’ •’! alter and rriurord 'rtv ah' lHmr. Jk^’ lte -pended Muiniatli if. Still the caae pooled use his party its the most Efficient organ* Govemoroi* President.. izat’mn for aiding- the' Government to There Jimi middle cbto* •* South Cero’ ■ ’«••• ” <<d» ..'-‘v ' sIimk! at tbe d>M>r, and glHiiecd srotunl m hoh. crush out treavon. . . >. _ iCaruliua. Tty, population conaigto (out moment trefnre cntclnrg, he naw W’tilmIn this apirit, the Republican -Sute of the towns which are few,) of planters mi a Mucking pfigbt, wSv.and soiled*froni Ifrotn the wharf,’’ aitggested Mr WMmter. • Whnttethkr1 ba Mked, aaalong Convention, held at-’DMrMt- fol the i 24th ahd'asArfc orJieiBahtry. 'Ibe delegates head to IimH, slink through the, garden across thn back -and ultimo, patriotically ignored the Himcub to thelregtetelste kre frequently Heeled gale, Thu ^y , hud noticed him, ni»d purple stripe, wns'endraviiriiig to gel into ihi^ hpuM Mvutdera. Irwi his gaze. “Abd this," bo sion of all mere party iaswust'aad struck by e dozen voters (laege isodholders.) boldly for suauining the. Adtoiiftklrutton, to>d Uie nflkir is.Wil unoutaraonly scUled br * without being nveii. J But, at thp fljM>r a<W«-d, u bo came apoh. another, al the dinner table. । . . where he hoped to rtjter miilbse/tj-d1. be Mr. EH io turned Ina lace away, sick without qnalificati-nvIu’Hlvi^'.r.mii prose cution of the war. -With** wiiteeit «njr Trade i« considered as not exactly eiuiiuuicred a stern mid angry face.- A Merchnrnh (rechoice of meaaurea ” Shy they, *wi» are BiiltAbllflb rgkhtlenisn. ti-w qmek strides lUd floegfei hir'feiber for the g’irtefUnwntf’’ -«fe'Tfoiy content Un re. .f’viL '<■'■ n 0 themselves, 'ferst, wilirJitounicul^ “So you ha,ve. betp lo the river, after Mid tow Actor, drawing back the clothes terw—[ A or/o/| Btvaid. and cnrrrinfrthe fair body that was mark- rebellion as ea>iselvMV*foo«»d> .ttuto de­ all that I said,” , ■ . ■ .; f mand that it.be utterly crvalted slut* wn; ‘Me K/fift^ A pdle feb- aullTrtglteWhat weald boms “w BeMraUee. conditional surrender u the anfy Urm to ened eyes, .r-t"'»'■ ’’ armed traitore." Third, they' demand . The London. iforjiingt Star discusses ‘Didn't! tell you notr ii»:#« *♦> nbe iimghiW.' It teas thb boy’s sffitit'which had bewrhtirt. ' -.It. i n’! vdT ’ die ’ph.'bdfele effedt 6fV separation be­ r. ‘ *'.’■• o’ -i ' the Government. Fourth. tb*K ptedgs tween North mid South, w«ito CBete am oThtowiH«M4aAK’®4bU»T! A vice like grip was already <>n bis soft, • ’ftoi pale lips of Mr. Elite quivered, as themselves tei nmitrtaitf XheO»nstttuii«»n ■rent puessiblr. end clinches ae. argu­ little arm. ,, . •> fT< j-.i 22/“'" “ intact; and Mh. >f»<M-feMr th» rrt<Z ., “Y|Cf,.si)rw’’c^ms ihrupgh^lbe.qMisermg he asked'me queenuo. ment iq fovitf.pf the. BTOenralfon, rd ths lion Ihrtvtrnt- tht U» OootrAmenl Union with the following vaticination It did nut lain TWre ceww. upon after ■ •Hr',' •‘Wnsfelngum is the tatter WFVAteU- MBOjlfaUr-J—’ ■•" ' m.rfkfewMHr ll ■-“ •1 nenl- Rtuhmond would U Bet Ute ’MpL tai a seunnd rale rape Hie. ThegaqatWhile the- country ivta Sta^tr. w. and the fathev-tad wtee-ktobdonc lattier-aaa niother motneewerewevmime er common wealth, with UavevtrifoMWAa. decline to discuss •W bur-uw»« party ”^he po..r child < with the bntde-lulyv who had been tornng ing population, would dw«tf its ‘»M|whols,r -£<Um Wheeler­ is tM I- Ollly only mtortralUie MUM ~ r . hrnwher? ' ledavdraMly. MrEUrsomtaeoluhMir tenets. Tbs-AdiwInWtHiiM* The innr?^ toorld . tMuld eon eon, tried t«» rifiiaifr. ».«n-r„ „ '-article Ha.:feliu ;td6to’ idvfr, legal agent for ci " ’ "* • 1 JE?’, toi |wt>k’,-ab him. ..nxtiuRktol and •'ixecu-i » . ond ihe Ohib ui Ai^AMkiitie hipmvtotv odm - h«8rt,ilhe;.-H<»!W».!b«. tai maintaining the Co———----------------- -■ J» l.«,kr,.. H. p*n I -S ting the lawa All <shM4W rewnibtfon.rnMhi. >.►■ given. • TberemrtB aaA rshuke m.the pate faceUndtobhkeyeewTthe .-forsm t|io O.r ..r0H.uMl.-H <* (..«WWe*h L .toed any nished an armed lraitor«r.t| ______1 etoild' owe see, - •• the <^am • .A--------- . ; nAuti.•TBiaxa.___ , record. ’ Rvtev mbtoent ha Itetoed U> see i$ff*u'111"0 .l.mi !ell'ru’rfthU Stet*.^Mltoeinto*Cow r t H .. lledl Mr. Elhn had beaa away-fniffi |the room for a*dv« fear memento, , w baa the e d'l^n.upw W. mjrnMyng' ipat-^iade vtrry hushed voica </•*» ■!• ifa, taling b>m.’i ““mJ? Mln pain. v t,‘.. :l ■ <1 neitlwr nfin n« liMfeHl «»»«*»• «*lKP*-l>. '* L oripph • O<. iu “ “ HWfetr mm; >o tare re perfectly foreseen, and the* ‘fcff. ®Ste‘»'tomiM reMty foefes teibe the sofosMsr << AbrahamiUtoHto Atok^he »PI*",in8 • J »ftvd. t“ the Ku an full -f tn wrfefe., »*r. •■>« nfeHMiH* fi.nwfer <• newiiw gfoivTtiim, , P tan t*” feth- rSi * ’n* MP1*.* • Ol-Stri.lrva, nafilthr a«n*e dut ho'wltl kcopS<md«y W warn JTdfoStaklta wiwk—Tomd„> mMBMH ., «, ,,,, H , j,,,,,. -Wbmw-ta»frir' k ■>! »d Coorh o«im.nd«i tta �HASTINGS BANKER. | redptuat of such a trust. i is the Harper’s Ferry Barry THS WKKKLY wp publish an extract from VeteetUy NarMt«g. Kt. Fortress M< tb^fefeity of ncainsl him. small means. ■a Cwalr di>Uy seal-wad r.pwuiio« dui jdfenl’s interests and his natural and ac- ^HdS&Wi* » JF’U WlMm the belief that be’ will and efficient officer. • HamvstWesuwy, make a popular ,H 4 a little en l>een csptu -Am. Republican _ ce tbe inItimore at •stouSster st '^l’-tQgTO «• ,i„.MiWkr^ P*TW JftfiiAr* from WuhtafM . Co"y«,lion held at the Court House in Hastings, on tStagK'Eara: Cm. ivents sure to transpire to rindi- SPECIAL NOTICES Voted tMrika . Bvx. F. W. Kmxoo.-. ..I%:.l record fe as sfX'llass as that of aay, nw't in the i»,|i.«« hMdai » •ppol"1* Cuiomittea ofthree, to examine credeo- of Middleville, te foren-by brain trit reOkless sccuecrs. county. both ^j7tb>£,/ok;i«B, Ik*,Mr -JOHN OWEN, of Wajus. I again, and Ri»er, beyond of tbs existence of eueh -AERTIXBLAB.QfJsctaQA, •wwr-CflARLW A MAT. < over NEW which Hon. Mr Our acquaintance with him : This f(hi.tr Jwuld b. en*High w w«r. Mm but slight, hut such as it is, has given t tbs.vote yf every Republican, and every other arus patrist is Ikia DriteieL But FRAME were appointed as bearing upon future such committee. • '4* * ’ '*■ r. The Committee on credentials report t the following list of delegates. Juhastowo—J. K. Lolhridge, J. H. Munroe, H. P. Cherry, J. Telford. Republican, and would have beer just as» Is being swept aside as the evidence Is be Woodland—G. M. Davenport, M. T, fsithful off the ticket as on It ’ 8od> ary" > ing presented from tarluus sources. No „W|fee!er, E. Bawdy, D. Chase. Tb« J„r—l d»OTdiU »U report. Gfp the kind of mm entitled to promotion.• officer in any ofbia regfenents, pa man Ilasuug—J. W.Stebbins,A. Ryerson, Aaa D. RoaK, of:B<utlaad, fur County' wUh ’wborh be has dealings not llfbt >1 Bl* BUI. raising J. M. RosoekA.R. Hall. One hundred Federal Qsvalry entered «d District-GEORGE THOMAS. 1 these regiments^ has ever been found to Prairieville—Geo. Thonms, D. R. whose business qualifications fits him for* make a specific charge:against him. His Bragg «>n Thursday, with 50,000 men, Cook, A. C. Tnwne, T.’C. Pendell. almost any position. The office to which1 only accusers arc among those who bare . Barry-L. Polly, W. T. Barber, L W. be is nominated io not reamntraUve, and1 not found terfta convenient medium (or For Clerk—HENRY P. CHERRY. ntr towards Mount V ForRsgiatsr of Dssds-6YLVAN US EL COOK we can truly hope that, being faithfulI the advancement of selfish ends. Such Tulips, A Wrimter. Maple Grove—L. Lapbam, V. O. For Trvsawse-HARVEY N. SHELDON. oyer a few things, the time may oume! bring out brifef* it h with 'moeb satislactFsr ProesauUag Att’y—FRANK ALLKN. when he will “be made ruldr over many.” ion that we publish in YhTs connection his Buck, J. Badcoek, M. H. Palmer. For Circuit Coen Com.-BARVET WRIGHT. Hope—P. Howard, C. B. Diekeraow, For Coroners, Joan O’Riunr and1 own. denml and logical refutation of the For 8urr.yor-A8A D. RORK. lBfft Srepwte^ that the E. P. Chandler, G. W. Valentine. . Far Coroners—JOHN O'RILEY, I MESSER. 1 charges, and in another place give room we trust they will be Criumphaotiy for the statements of tbs.officers in the feHing trees, and otherwise blockading up W.M. Cah>. P. Corhrt. elected. sixth Cavalry touching the same subject. Tbornspplo—W. W. Paul, H. Wright, the-rear Democracy boast that tbeir As a whole, we regard the ticket as1 After alluding to his inexperience in one of the best ever presented for tbe A. Sanford, R. A. Coin. Fostresu Munroe, Hth. nominees for State officers (Stout de Co.) suffrages of the people of thia eounty, and mililsry matters, wbenaaked at WashisOrangeville—H. C. Turner, L. W. trill oppaee the AdmiftiatraHan ! if the voters du tbeir doty to good officers ton to raise some cavalry in this State Wing, Geo. H. Brooks, C. C. brown. and true men, it will bs elected by a Mr. Kellogg said : Yankee Springs—Timothy Miles, W. dom. large majority. NAM MEETING! “ I have been charged with selling com­ The Kicbmood papers of the 9th inst. C. Pratt, 0. C. Bales, Harvey Snow. missions last year and thia, and^so con­ contain a deaeripti<MJ of the battle utC»r LET ALT. THE PEOPLE *ALLY t Rutland —R. B. Shaw, Traverse Phil­ inth, and admit the defeat of Gen. f Bar ■ stantly has this charge been .reiterated Jambs A. Bwnzsr, of this Village re­ throughout the country, that, I doubt not lips, W. J. Barrett, John O’Riley. lin^nd a loss uf5,000 killed and wowadad. Hon. F. W. Kellogg and Hon. S. L. ceived the nomination for Representative many uf the people believe it. I have Assyria—C. L. Briggs, Geo. P. Stev­ r 8l Louts, Oct. 17. Withmt, of Grand Rapids,* will address U) the State Legislature from the Fjrst received a great many letters on-the sub­ ens, Dudley Joy. Advices received at Headquarters state Mr. Sweezey ject, and I shall only say that thia charge, Baltimore—*W. K. Ferris, Gilbert thepdople of 'Barry County,, at Middle­ District in thi, eounty. that Gee. ‘ ScbdMIJHwillr the advance whether referring.to the regiments of last was elected Prossecu ting A Romey ot |,esr or this^-iapdse In every particular. Striker, M. L. Williams, Henry Hough- guard of bis army has left Caasvilln, roov. ville op Munday afternoon, Oct. 27th,and this county In 1856 and again in-1860, mg Southwards towards the Arkansas ' tslin. al Bastings on Tuesday, Oct 28th, upon ’»"«• . “My .own pcraonal expenses while rifisIrving—M. C. Cranston, James L. Sis the political questions of the day, Let Mr. Sweezey is well known tn almost ev­ ing ,tbe*e regiments, were considerable, eon^ Johp Walker, Aaron J. Walker. the people rally ’ ery voter in his District. He was nom­ and 1 ,was told that the Government Castleton—I. B, Riggs, C. O. Scull, back by, the enemy. ' ' ‘ _ would, pay all that was ncceaaary, but I inated with a degree of unaminity that From East Aricadfes irffflfe'Wk never received a dollar from the Govern- Wm. Mullen, James Miller. ” tWVuVtM. n. B87QWp«rTilllllfl8« N WMIf. . . should secure for him every vote of his Our County Ticket. The Republican ticket of thia county is oca which will command, st least, the It was nominated respect af all. greeter degree of unity with a than is usually manifest on such, occasions. True, there He is well qualified for the poei- party. tion and if elected, will do credit to hia . District. BJEUki) THU EVIDENCE. was some brisk competition up<>n some CAIX'MNN REFUTED. The lake sfHr Caliail SoMfery. perhaps a single exception, the defeated HON. F. W. KELLOGG VINDICATED. candidates yielded with entire good grace, feelipg that these places are the yi/'ts of the people, ond are not legiti­ mately bought or earned by any par­ Constant fealty to the ticular seeker. *■ party maintaining the principles we pro fess, seems to be generally conceded to ; be the .duty of the many, while prefer- CaWf Kellogg [ Grand Rapids, Sept. 23 1862. J Whereat, It is reported in certain quartets that appointments of field, staff, and line officers uf the Sixth Regiment Michigan Cavalry were mads, by Hun. F. W.Kellqgg, from pecuniary ur im­ proper considerations ; and. Whereat, Buch report is unjust and « went ean, as a matter of course, be con­ untrue; We, the undersigned, officers of said regiment, do hereby certify and declare more happy to word the acquiescence of that we have not paid, given or promised . defeated aspirants, as it is an indication to Hua. F. W. Kellogg, or to any one .that they all place principle above per­ foe him, directly or indirectly, any pe­ cuniary or other consideration for our son al and selfish considerations. ferred only upon, a* few; Of the several We are the nominees for county officers, we hardly need refer individually, so sell known are they to our citizens. And yet a passing remark of each will not be considered out of place at this time. D. H. Evxan, candidate for Sheriff, - fe a brother of the late 0. E. Everts, and Under-sheriff, at the time of bis brother’s appointment. Goo. Gray, Colonel Commanding. T. Foote, Major. E. D. Waters, Major. C. H. Patten,Lieut, and Quartermaster. J. Chapman, Regimental Commissary. D. G. Weore, Surgeon. D. C Spaulding, Assisuol Surgeon. H._ E. Thompson, Captain. Geo. A. Drew, * ' death, has been acting Sheriff ever since, it being ndw more than a year. Mr. Everts is a young man pf good business habits, strict integrity, and, since be­ coming familiar with the duties of his office, has performed them to the aatb- faction of all his friends. Hbeht P. CnsaaT of Johnstown, fur Clerk, is personally popular wherever he is. known. Affable, agreeable, a true friend, prompt and ready in business, he %. harts ^orTrlendj" in bls section of He is an excellent penman, the county. and has been Clerk of his township for a series of years past. He was nominated for Register of Deeds, as will be recol­ lected, four years ago, but was defeated from a misapprehension of facta on the J«»hn Torrey, D. G.RnraB, W. Armstrong, Wm. Hyser, J. H. Kidd. John. M. Pratt, H. L. Wise J. F. Andrews, James Mathers, Lieutenant M. D. Birge, J. 8. Sheldon, P. G. Cory, H. B. Rogers, H. N. Throop, B. F. Rnekfallu Charles Lyon. Franklin P. Niehok, Ambrose L. Saule, Robert A. Moon, Seymour Shipman, James H. Lritoril, Horace Richards, Wn. Carry, * meut fof them ye>. . . , • ., The officers of the first regiment which I raided last year, never to my know ledge contributed a dollar; hut su,ne three ur four men of the last regiment contributed about A300 lu pay expenses incurred fpr the regimenL ^otic of it was fur my personal benefit. When l left fur Washington after the regiments bad gone, some residents of the city contributed unasked, n small purse to pay my expenses, for my. own means were exhausted. The whole city was ben­ efited by the rendezvousing of the regi­ ments here, and many, J was told, were glad to show that my effort*to the benefit of the'District; were appreciated. (Ap­ plause.) . Concerning the Cavalry now encamped al Grand Rapids, he said : “ I requested Gov. Bisir to inquire if any or all if their commissions cost them anything; and if so, I desired him to wilbdd them. . 1 have never received a dollar from any uf thpm, directly or indi­ rectly, and nut a man of them ever prom­ ised to pny me a birthing fug tham.2 In regard to the corruption in feedingtbe men, be said : “The Adjutant General directed me to contract with some one to feed the men, at a rale not exceeding forty cents a day, till rations could be served to them by tbe United States officers. 1 contracted with getrtlenien to feed them at thirty cis a day bslievjng it was as low as it could be done. No one offered to do it fur fess; and, as tbe contract was to termipstc any day when our camp equipage should, arrive, no one expected to make much money by iL But it is said they did Com. ia.tbe man Cherry were appointed. Voted to take an informal ballot for sheriff whkh resulted as follows : lit Informal. Idlnforaial. Formal. 1 L. L^pluim D. Everts 21 W. K. Ferris ' 17 C BUm S. V. R. York 4 J. Swarthout Syxvaevs H. of all men wbo needs 2 13 1G 10 34 17 get our camp epuipThe same course was Two <»r three equally dirty lies are •sdisposedof: “ Again. I s<n charged with suqandering the pubbe money, In cKteeiog the country to Kalatnaxoo.— Now the facts ase, that I did aa 1 was di­ C-KBolza, years, and the fact that bis nomination 35 9 ’ rue ArrucATWx* roa ARRKAM-OF FAY. BOUNTY. a PENSIONS, lo ANT CLAIM* Alff.tf LtrtJ NBtSTy I THXAVCaXR. H. N. Sheldno 25 John Roberts fl M.S. Williams 9 L. (My 2 J. W. Stebbins 12 M. L. Wheeler 3 n.. fr.™ w-i».,t..i, the 17th ssyi _ r____ the pondent at Harper’s Ferry sends the fol­ lowing dispatch : To-day at noon the forces wbo started from hereon a rycon noissance tow/udf Winebesfer^and whom our dispatches last left quietly rm-amped at Charlestown, relumed "to Bvlivnr 3 36 Heights, the object of the expedition be­ ingfully carried out? r •‘-Our apdcinl borh»ponds,it atShurps burg, sends the hijlowing record fruai the force which crossed the Blackford yester­ day on a rectmnotssance: “Small squads of the enemy were enterciKiutervd all along the way, but they retreated without 22 3 1 ? 1. . !JLA».|u.i.T-'..> a'u.wa New Advwtisemeiits. 17th ssvs: •• (hir apuoal eorres- |........... ............................... — ■■ .a THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY. m « .S«W Prif, it b. A LECTURE MY Da.CL’LVRRlFtXLUN^L CAUSE AND CURE of Sprrraaurrl-r. (V. Ketr-Dtelrasi; Duxisess; HvmImIw; my return to; Detroit one of the first men In addition to the ■ J.A.Sweewy 1» F. Allen 42 Harmon Smith 1 On motion, Frank Allen was declared ciacun- cocar coMMissioaxa. H. Smith 7 a Wright 42 On motion IL Wright was declared should *• During the advance, we had one man 1 killed and three wounded. Four dead rebels wore discovered on the way tide. “ The impression prevails that the reb­ els hvea evacuated Martinsburg, and per­ haps the entire section of country in this vitinity. It seems dear we havq not much to fear from any force that the reb els may have posted near the opposite bank of tbs river. The force sent over Blackford’s Ford will return lowight.’ j: c klyne. 600,000 LLOYD8 NEW COLORED MAP U. CANADA*, AND COUHTY BUKYXTOX. A. D. Rork, nominated by acclamation. Thomas, J. H. Mtnraoa, Chrirtnan. MttwauMBM. Oct 14.-The St Paul Sibley, which reports the Indian war, as far as the Sioux are concerned, as about Tbs' Sihri torsi -arcsmstances pro- dues the general impression among mili tary men that the rebels in front uf Me CUIIsn will soon fight He is evidently crowding them, and they have evinced no disposition to retreat ’ " “The reason why it la thought that they must fight is that McClellan^ by moving upon the are of the circle thnrngh S3SSSIF It isaei only a Cweuly Map, but M iM « COUNTY AMDVAILROAD MAP of Ba Ppltod Hiatts nil Uanqfaa —bi aad te —a. EVERT RAILROAD STATION ’- ■,<> and dialpa*a| beteteee^ gw oew.rw KKAmond as soon, if notion­ ' th“' Ike rebel, e.a doMilUw valley toBuiralc.” New York, o«. » A epeeel lo U,, BrrM from “H^- ~o» msart’s Cavalry* fave b«n cptorwl, ud II i, expw^d Ihu Omni will La_ Rlw .M... —j «_•»_. mm Federal uniforms. ' Crow; so far. W*T DeeHas. FnuAoftbe nominees of the Fusion an Ms sets in reference to this reffioient COUNTY ----- .8TAYE8 IUNSWICK. Washington, Oct 18. nominated. rioted A«te nominated by acclamation. raosxcvTDfo ATr’r. II. Wright 5 ? i F3^- the appreciation in which bis COMPLETE FORMS AND IMECT10NS sufficient force to mnke bis position safe Reports fri-tn Paris, Munroe county, bushwhackers ended. The entire forces of the lower bands have surrendered to Gen. Sibley He has probably two thousand orisonetw' a bounden slave to. BOUNTY, rectirtri ffotn E/I ^ruftesT^M Lewis H. Jordan, Wm. HuU, Edward Pattee, i ihw¥a». l>KMUuwa>t' ma OOUITTY CLBBX. M.L.Wi11isms 1 J. W. Stebbins 16 H. P. Cherry 21 R. Mudge 8 .J. J. Jitrkson A. D. Rork 9 Aoater of the 22d says a dispatch has been received by Gen. Pope frmn Gen. C^k. unless be la SOLDIER’S Puehahoiitaa. Gen. Cavr. in .etengtand at Hylese; repurti that Ilolmtr hud HioAnan. with coashierablu force are un lhe west side ol (he river, thraiteaina to attack him, tbeir object l»eing to d*( so before he could be reinforced. Gen. Carr, however, has a New York, Ort. 18. Gao. 7. ----------------- - ment. Cranston, James L. Telford, H. Wright. Well, the men were not Lnsg ths asms. wliieb they They arc immediately placed m v»«ufii>e- coaoxsas. rected by one whom I was told to obey. John O’Riley, I The first order for moving the troops was Isaac Messer, f nominated by aedatna. sent to Col. Btokus, and ba made a requi- tion. - ■ / . eitioo for cars on one of the railroads, to COUKTT COMMITTEE. come to Grand Rapids and take them.— On motidn the following persons were At tbe time thia order was received 1 was on my way to Washington, and on my appointed County Centos! Committee. J. M. Nevins, T. C. Paodle, M. C. arrival there I learned the order to move the day before. .UH "rtuArtrhlF. wW-W-V. V"T A. Webster 3 J. W. Stebbins 8. H. Cook, r-.:..,..! THE AdMttaW hSHnt received thot a rebel fitrouuf alaMl'T.OOO has been concentrated under Mv-Bri le al give U*9 iu!*s tint mnnv Beet’y. For Register of Deeds, Pendle and Messrs, Webstar, nominated. ing majority. >A| Moved that the chairman appoint three tellers. •f which they are composed. i I is natural. Te have bad t PolWW^W. A few Httrfoa .IhJ _ 1__ 1- -LLOYDS . ......... �trite Carrnt. v tv *« -• J""*1 Bauoe. Whole numH,0ftotol M J. A. Bareetey 1 ' z la GISrrr,' '* AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ...... : mH. M. £•' LOW PRICES’ On moUon J, A jj, ■"•“rir* •-•••."•wr-.W"mi«i urvu>. CASH STORE! uninimouilj nominated A Repee^utie. cJdral IN BATTLE CREEK a, w. Rict Ml s-maum. —els*—etism arM^tteae f -t-A DTCBTTVS BUM GRANT & SPAULDING Iftjal Shtins. A. L. SKINNER (3JT We would call attention to A. L. Skinner’s advertisement In another ool- Verux»lvill«,OcL Uih lues ' ©upt wnnHsrnrwH Contention oontoned nceordlng lo no. lion nnd wm called lo order GritwoM. S. W. FuwLia Esq., will address the cifixens of Bacry Count/ at times and October 22d, evening, -at Middleville. SM, • at Burch's Ho- “ at th. S4th, ' 25th, John Dow were appointed a committor which report preeent, at H. “ Bar- ITiHiae, on Monday evening. The attend •snee was not as large as could be desired, but those who were there, enjoyed a rich feast of oratory common sense and truth. Mr. Fowler is an eloquent, forcible and 'have ennv’mced any skeptical person that the only ticket that a truly loyal He certainly proves, beyond a preaifventure, that tbe fusion strumpet ticket of this Stale is in open oppositigb Administration and a that its ere of tbe rebellion, and dishearten loyal 2000 yds. plain 3d w Three ts Six SbllHsgs per yard; ixtommal ballot. FOSMAL 8. W. Fowler A. L. Green For Sale By the Pound. 8 good PuntWJJT • Daniel Barber, J. W. Nichols and N. Bailey were appointed a Senatorial Cen­ tral Committee. 8. W. Fowler and A. L. Green made At 10 and Iff cents per sard, Beaalifil Styles at Meta loud. Joseph Gbidlry, -the Court House on Thursday afternoon, Sect’y. tnganited by making J. M. Russell chair­ A. L. fiKINNER. Bal­ W ASHtsurox, Oct. 17tb.—Gen. Pren pri«ehing*Goutrty Gum-fgtion, by.-irhich ties lu-uigbt.,was cumpliuieulrd ... wUh. « ti. W. Stebbins. A. Ryeraun, J. M. Rua J wrenadv. He graphically described — .1 — TT — -1 ' ■ - o .4.. —I1L._A* .the 1* i ! 0 J. A. 'anl. N. B. Merchants wishingtw Stack ■p will find It »■ Object I* call before going JLaal. C. 8. Bcarox, Chairman. loting! were had for defecates- to the ap- «ll wd A. R. Hall ware ehnrar. if Dcliiies, scenes -wra through thraugh which whieb he lie and .n.1 Oct. E.Urte «r FntUec CUM. pnOBATB Otaer.—Suit of Klrtnna. A. Cyustyaf Barry, to.—At a aeaaioa uf tbe Fro Ute Court for th. toe sty of Barry, boHen at the Probate Office, to tbe viRtge of Bastion, os Tneeday. tbe l<th day of October on‘ tboa•*nd eight hundred and alxtv-lwa. Praaest, Hbtnsan C. Priadte, Judge of Probate. la thr matter of tea oalridM Pre nt lee Child tala of aald aaoatv d^^MaaA Oa —ding and filing tbe petition, dalr reriled, of JobuTurart praying, for—awe'therein set forth, that E W. Hewitt. AdtslstetraW at said estate. may be astborixed, rmpewered end direct od to eourey certain Real Estate, to said petition .!c»cribed, 16 uidpetitloner in punuanee ofaeerUlawMt< slledged to bare been made by aatd dimmed in bls 11retime. Thereupon, it it ordered that Tueedar.the 9d dat of December,! Wt.at 1 0 o'clock in tto* fo—ooo be assigned for the hearing of said petit ton. and that tbe heirs at law of said deceased, and all other persons in terseted io aald estate are required tinge, and show caaae, if any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner sbonld m* be greeted. And it H further ordered, that the pctittoner give noliM to alt peraone intersMed in aaid estate of the peudaacy of said petition, and tbe boanag thereon, by eausmg a copy of thia notice and order to be pobliahed >n tbe "'laatinge Hanner." • '‘•*S*Per Panted and circulating in said eoun­ ty of Barry, for aix anoeeMlvo weeks, immedi­ ately prrr ioa« to said dav of hearing. (A true copy.] HHEAMAS C. P1INDLE, Judge of Probate. 1862. | tnw»nu «m clmrarteriied t Itarimriiy. -a- s -w Rxlxa«xd Soldi can. — It is with much -tbe duty <•f drafting Reeotatioos wpres sivenf the sentiments of this Lodge on the decease of brother Augustus W, At- Ikins, would respectfully submit the fol- is with feelings of tbe •death bf brother A. W. Atkins, at Cpl- JFAerwt, k Jege Hospital, Keokuck, Iowa, from dis■ease contracted while pbilawtbropically nttending to tbe sufferings of wounded Union soldiers, and that too ala time after having keen honorably discharged Imm the service of tbe United States, Ttal i, ita AraAoTteMtar Atkina, this lodge het lost a faithful brother, the wife an affectionate husband, 'the ehiMa floating fit!her. Rrtolnd. That we tender the widow -and orp^ipoar heartfelt aympathiea, and PBIMART SCHOOL USD. oetioa. SecSiot -- — ate. Ae\v xatm's HoVaci. anA Cow-^orL ' ’ B'WTS & STOW, GROCERIES Ihreof, by causing a copy Halted in tbe "Healing. Mils (A Uns ospy.J inv-i^oraU Vat itiak a«A ktbiUXaUL Ot. Iko'oaek'. HARDUWARE! w.t\.«ixvcVo\^ cn\o^a\j\x. uxtxke, 'BxXXc'mi W\x.\xdi, AND bottle*, of whiah the above it a/ao-eimile. ?7w 1 &h*{ is ftnely rngravsd, and la providai with a »afa-gu»ed from •ounter/sitrrs. (Pries fl per bcttU, os C. Wt- ^ebo«b,.<?roprtoicr, JJo. 6 Xaat Fourth 8t, QinuirvnaCi, to whoNS SHIMUK C, nuxmx Judgs uTProbete. FOR SALE BY Roberta A Striker. Hastings. Eli Nichols, Jay A Terry.Orsagerille Milla.M.C. 8wilt,Prairieville H. 11. Bennlegtott. MtdKevltle. sad by drnggiata Probate Court of said County, I shall ewooe sale at Public auction to tbe highest bOder of every doeci iption Stacks of COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. jmltAHoi I it • u •* U resent Die acme for ex ami nation and adiaSUaeat > the undrraigued CommlMfoom,daly appointed by the Probate Cburt for tbe eosnty « Barry, who will meet for aoch pvrpoee, al tbe late residence of the deceesod, tai toe township of Castleton, in mid county, on Wednesday, toe £ Clothing «LECTION NOTICK, swelling tbs first M ondsy uf Novnubcr nsxt. is tbs State df Michigan, the following Otfrers arv tobt riueSed.vit: A Govarwsr, Ltowtenaat Go, •nwr. Bettetarr of State. Auditor General. Bute Trwssurvr. Commiasumsr of tbs Atate LmJMe, District, com! friKT Width wo aroaaxtous tosoU,aadWlLL SELL. Ito. nonce ta ajao nerooy given, u RtotiMM Atetodmeut ofthe i { SWAMP LANDS. ’ ' ' < I »><■ furniUMI In-*, wMow of the Ater­ By odfepqrf Loflg*. W. J -»i. lot iun, W», th- Um llwlua ir U. Probate Court for tbt final u4Jm tmct> t of all dal ma WILLIAM MCLLCt, 1 CtosmfoDARIEL 8TALEY, tsfo—s. Dated. October 14, 1MJ. ' MA14U • Uve to rwwovala two ofltoa. pro Resoleticn Ho. IS.epprovt/Ms OUR GOODS Unusually Low! ADMINISTRATOR* SALE M. W. Hi wa, 8oc. A. Marta, GmmKIUl*dMiw<wto by JuMW ™>Uim£TO END THE KBREG UON THAir Att THE BATTLES • fiXovcxcteXx 'BWXe.vu DRY GOODS! rT? w m, tailing tiH ■*' '"** o -Dr. 'R.iAw^c'* StovuoLeXv 'EVitL** {trvtfre tjeixcfl A-mM. Th.1 flx> Hwll bw <**1»<I I" Cook. Dv. ’B.oXxxek'a We have every kind of goods, goch as XyvartW, ■ A» u> <^>oor wuuv 'Wcu-uvcva’i'kavcv, tXe. comfortable supplies. They are com­ pelled to take lie field with or without •K fimd. It is time we should go to work witboul glovea. We punished them more al Antietam than many of MJW- ..Sornw-I ■ fiXowiALcXv WvXXevs ww Vive tub* boldsoattbe ProbetrOtfioe in tbe village IlwBlinm. wriil lk—W If - —— ‘I---- W- _l wooed. Tbe prisoner* had opportunities ••id them mourn not m one without hope. ZrZteinw the large aawUiers of wounded D a jrixL XEUDTJiDIBIlD KRWJBS. ■-- : tlw -irargl,™. art Vtw. \Looy mati'i VAirvA. ite. -RoWk'. fttowvo.e\x The rebel government baa more men in arms than tbe North think ; they fight well. Tbeir cause is desperate. Theydo not ask for transportation and fur wwo were Whkh MB. offer at tvre X\x«, Union men bearing arms against our Government, but they were compelled to du ao at the bidding of tbeir masters. Tbe white race today io the South is in a worse condition than were the blacks tert,, "Dr ‘R.o\>aek.\t %\oui6,c\\ 'BkX.'W’.rs North. gusting food. A fur fully describing the unkind and offensive trwitmeut they reoeived. be enquired of bis many listeners what they now thought of this boasted chivalry.— Tbe people of the South are determined. There is a perfect reign of terror, and every sentiment fur peace or compromise is instantly stifled. He said be found bWbre the wan: ■ . sand right btnrirri! and Mitv-iwo. pTvivot, XIL———— -—- n W. , »■ W_.,_ —w __ L-a- tste ofujii eetiniv. dsevaMd. On reading sod filing the pei tfon, duly verified of William ftorthwfek.praying for certain rvaeone therein set forth, ibal Erwin w. Hrwitt, Admin­ istrator of said ratale. may be authoritvd. empow­ ered and directed to convry certain rval estate, in arid pctitma deaertbed, to aald petitioarr in parauanoe with a certain convert altered to bare with niurdur ’ , Bewurvgard «aa tbe only rebel fmm -plrewure that we learn that the following whom ll*y received the less! cnertesA. So help him heaven, th-wr wbu persecu­ -sUdeer*. pn'vM>«r» at Charleston, btitoug ted his comnwk-a should never escape retaliation in full at his hands. The ne­ Kwrn reletiaed : Serg't. J. M. Beeemer, groes are tbe beat Uuhm men iu the W. O. Rjrrrtl, Emmett Cole, F. B. South. Teaee and A. B. Overton. Tbe returning Shiloh prisoners, who had sufficient clothing to completely nov­ er their nakedness, do not number fifty. Nothing in the way of garments w.ss fur­ nished them by the rebels. Besides this, Yoiir>Mwn»ittetp whop referred they were supplied with tbe most dis­ WvaXxV^ 'V'owvc. rntai. c-on fur said eounty. /> . vJ. »r • i soldiers, taken pt nt In Shiloh, pas i jV’uTICE U bervby rivea, that tbe foliowing c. u 8. n Burum, M m N.-rm.l^ H« taisuners tad cotnc uae harsh and A Hubball, were ch<*en delegatee |Bng„nee .1^, .jwaking «f the demt ma ol LN ttescnbsd Primary Sehusl audNwsmpLawJ., , Representative „ f/lta u ‘0 k l wbo«o enn I? <jurt » I 1 aituated to the county of Harty, tarfrited for nontn the Ctmvcnlkm of I(be the South, towards «»ur 1st District. , , av» eon^owA ©S vavc vooXu cl\x& uAxxcNx. xwakc X\\cvt\ Ert*ie of rra.llce CMM. or mkiiicax. i Barry Cuaaty, | Stats 1'orfeited Ulate Lands. his hi, fellow fcllo. Bilious Fever, •v one' uvruj* Liver Complaint, (Lyapepeia,, Inaigestion, Jaundice, Kidney Cornplainta, anA ott. 6xm«.ws o$ a. uww* Lav xvutuTC. TVim "Bh.XXe.'fd Silk, were received with cheers both hong and ■<?( liutingn township which convened Ml man, and J. M. Nevins,Secretary. fancy and 2d IKTOBMAL •ALLOC. 8. W. Fowler 10 patriotic speeches to the Convention « hidt TnwCsfCCS.—The llrpablicnn caucus JUST RECEIVED ©BIT ©DHHPlTOini®n 1ST 1BTCBMAL. BALLOT. I 19 Smith w. Fowlsr N. Baiky A. L. Green W. Davis unanimously nominated. proaecuthm of the war, and is in apparent success would greatly encourage rhe Itad■ S—I HVAE Die* On motion, 8. W. Fowler was declared thorough -yoipMlhy with the traitors, and person, in terr,ted in laid e.lato, are required to appear at a aessfoo of said Court-then to be bal­ den st tbs Probate Odfce, fa tbe Village of Haat'•••. «»d show eanae, If any there be, why the ’’TV P^rienor dbouM not be granted. And It I. further nlUl —■—------- 8. W. Fowler A. L. Green man should yule in this crisis, is the Republi a «uve \\r c ve wl'v v e 05 WE ballot for a Fowler, Republicsn -nominee fur the Stale Sesate, addressed the ciiirens of Hastings, «t the Court IN OITR LIKE Or TRADE; ^•r y^efcber.A.ll H*J,at teoTdSi A.M’be wu pointed teller*. On motion proceeded to t<> the «*•»»*"• d"*X ^rified said da—ead. pray- BEFORE THE REGENT AD VANCE J. W. Nichols and A. Price were ap­ candidate for Senator for the 21st run ticket. r’td‘Z,< •S4 OU credentials. delegatee Frit, num's School House in Canton. CspL Smith W. aa sciAM of Jobe Croak, K,sH« School House, in Castleton. “ ■■«*•** tote of Assyria, la sate eooaty damaaedL . Joeapl, Gridley,Bwrei.r,. The Committee reported tbe names of tel, in Baltimore. “ R. w Oimyn Chappell, Milo Williame and places aa Allows: “ by ' C. 8. Burton wan cboaen Chairman and Mm Vo* “Vklto ulwi. p.l*Yv i» \vtte lo," Wul «> « wamAaoX. daunt—a' tfroA Tite^iAator 05 AJnx ■ AnXl* 'B&ow* ateVncto tjtou. %oul)nVdM* tor <> tow® V«M, W««t wunrin ixetAtA an. WiiAt eft ftloaMKed./Sktlw*, uAvtea, \J laWt-n. ‘vd ^.r<y^«,r ^uoaOMwa, <m\A at Vde Vm«, «m "* BJkMDELI. LAC1T, ssw?a?*^,Mi:,ari,8as. Wlwmt, Cora, O«u, BwlW, ALL KI5DS Of QBANT 4> SJ-AUUMNO �I3< .Inns J) | .'LJLWI nnlf tmtifria eMJXJ OffiEAKES BT DB. KADWATT and me- JLIWkMBXMO lirMVF, .„ ........... !ii£ odjxu •• .•■..■ •• THE ^practical, sound pjip.drd. jnduntriotta com- ■ J* mutt wttae man, nn familiar with all prac- ; AMERIQjN cement,vw..(. .. la tbe oaly articB ot the kind ever ptyd-Hr.** I- ■ atu. rmr.Som.trkm, * smtuiu ! wish there were more. And err It ng ■there will Ita,— Amerinn Agricvllxritt. bu.y bcidotf-S'Spring. •oil i«drt«re*t Fall than EST GLUT I® FKRTGI.UtfS DURABLKGUNE THE ONLY REW4Wt?«11KtT,,1W0BLD TU BIST <^K IW ‘ h. snrAB©, •< •rf*DW8 «KNGY.AT*MG; RESOLVENT . .**5 1 <;«M-M0XT00»nT BLAB, rf ■ WILL WITHSTAND WATW. . ' ~T0 iKiyx;TO THE WBLfc"-- ’ / -.■>■. «tSL_£ .L-stji.wj tfO ,' Tn rosnaBT. _ . -W-W<l.1,'*IKai»4jlC*»»W. A - "TitL-eeitatf*' TWBKCTUS -’ ewurv VXTBAViKB. rr * ■QVOGIk'EiVLB most ^popular remedies 6f modern science. land, a murder waa contmiUed l»eiween Carrick on Suit and I^outnel. A Mr. ----------- had a dHtuiy frevenifo lowarda a _ -a.edAka AAUWyU’ MM. I ITWILL-M 'twtinlw'iNjjfiH tWtWWVHW:* c“*Pr’.0.BP'K; Radwat’. RotterArt*a,gaK^»yv-yP^ ,aad he employed four men al | Called Mr. _ k^rnttop., <*«, la OturWr/wirN..- Fwilm. hteuihM" Aa. x»ni31v and* fl waS&l eapn^Xc ,sfoS»< lU. P*U q'u&a. 1TATE OFF1CEBL HENRY T. BAOkOd. 1't evident of the Senate end twy men •tn.each nuid. the ewewpe of hia LANGJTORDU------------------------------------ — of fatal tn A friend in Wisconaon w riteCTua, that in all his tagtotj the -formers foil pUwmg •« they* can, finishing op the balance iil Iptrng. That then, they »<>w and harrow all together at the same time, and that in tbcfiummertm on*"can see any difference between the growth and yield, pf the Mreral fjeld» J >»■ harvest time, pefhape, the spring plowed fond is Im'Ms' «*» rOtuy. ,Um u» wi b the grain t« worse lodged. A corres­ pondent claims that for dprhl^' wltHt 4»<n> m .aLAIU# ^., K5!i°wsMa?fcs^P” wns ao shocked hy 1 bit belneoua crime, that ita Government offered a reward «»f £sod *<ta<t»’ Jk JAMES TURNER. Deputy do TWO BOTTfcFS, murderera. And cun It bu believed that lhe miacrennt who bribed the murderer* was lhe very ^iBUr xho. ctunc and gave the infonnntitmTtmch lrto» their execu­ tion ; and with theae hand* I paid in Dublin,he aunt of £2 000 tlutl ----- acroino: DARLING’S — LIVER REGULATOR •purity ing Iriahman, and iti one of the gtati>>na a DiMaan.Scurrej, Bro couple <>fevidently well herd and intelli­ fo.UtO throat OF «Mbe gent young ladiew came in to pn«ure «eau. Stwing n««ne vacant, they were • af theSltiul Joiut«. Buc*a or ptaada. Lbia rwdtMt will cure. * Bcovoer nwuxnr fellow pttsaengers. *'■ Dri>tW“»- I ■■ . • - t- >1. RADWAVS READY RESOLVE ST given, <0 4«Ma-fhal(aUaM>m.afo! thrfle UlfojJcr iw, will cure Sores of tbeGoma. can kero in the Muutb ! Sore Hands fen* <X«*» emjV frum^^onri* mm Niabi. b»lf at fT wHl .Ifl»u«e. * cii™^ . A Q John —vikt ------ , J , ukb - -.— . The. ,celebrated . , . । un. uou&r aumueortix bottiM for FIv.DoUar. W e»lev, with all his mmiaterml gravity. priMipal eSke.87 Maiden L*b<i. N»w York. Hold was addicted to joking mice in a while.— by ftrugautaju every £«•’*«< na:lMWAriW.I.. .tijranuriab-sad Cuuadu. KADIFAAACd. HF. sfoAantJMH liaar.rrMWitt. cvtnmtevn , q Mafd.n Laae. L'MiVAT* DR. RADWAY’S FILLS. ‘ If people mderatoad the import toee of pats*allow with RADWA Y"H PIMA io cmttradiatinc- — The last •‘nelP nt London is mild hy >t voider who gud^ rtbt.pl Ibe. ktfwH In-tlrihX a• hnhdmimi*' ntOrofcd hot'; he tforrilln'rt head, price only one penny Number* nav tint pvnnv, look in and — vigorous start. Late planting is a frequrnt; ca^tw^ t«f . the inilitt&uf crops. , After .they,are got *■ into the grOund, a'dHhrth t»ftew act* in nxm.iiwi-s ' - ««>•- (t^dvaiitege''uf thufir^ foy/wjible weather to get our seeds in, and so gain ‘consider/.-ab>iju»e.b> Abair, grnwthr we, jpjatp««« •>>, w<M>l«W|>ig- w«il Spring, j.. often d<> the wvrjc w hen the laud is wet; thecunai-qilenCe is that it bi-c-nie-. Imnpy nnd stiff-baked—a coucftthni un favorable tor the growth of any crop, and 3 from which the land does not tolly rem.v« cylUrut. b There are all »orta of former* itudhe world, and tbey,। venrdinfi/jr meet with all aorta"bf»ucc«mi.‘ There a/e intelligent, enterprcfin^ndustrioBa, economical men; . and over ngainat theva arc ignorant ahiftperous. If the lack of activity and thorough husinesa habits which prevail in many of uur farming diMrieta, .were suddenly transferred lo our large cities, and -nsade V» pervade oor bankers, merdtants./pub- Itshers, and tradesmen, what a sb<«ck it wouM give to the w keels of commerce I Many a door Would soon be closed by tbe sheriff, and grass would grow in our streets. Manufactures and trading gwnerfily are eondocied with carefulnewi and : Price 25 ti-nln per LIV^^TOR . Barofid’a, * j Price 25 Ct nta |wr Battle. Price 25 j’entn |<er ILutje,. 5-'"-iffimfc Mjuneaat-tol Bkin ^Diseases t3, Balt IfheiiTn, ^yflpapfliar •. TERMS < -, y . JO1IMIA CJUMLST, , ^f^^EV fa a ruponor tonic and diuretic; excellent in OHEp-r*,:. write*, her daughter waa enrol of fit* ot nirifl Vein’ .landing, and St Vttua* i taco*bf-tan y»ar1.1 ,-.... . ■ ' blind, protruding and bleeding pilaa, and general d l^®D^iTe rih.LO*Txo TestikWyr1: Important tp HoqMC'Uuiirrs, AROTHEB wax cored of Fever and Ague after trving every“fteSiftft in hia reach ‘-tWWw w Caw* htmnaembU of IMpaptaand Lhwr <*<iK b« i which the crU44X*r.gfo«fo- ubalituta for calomel. Meicury'. Antim ■y. Blue ••'a- den Si ___ Draetie Pillsef Aloe., or Cvntoa ana Harlem Oil. ar EUlarinni; and more scwtMar aud healMv than Scuba, or Rhubarb, nr Tamarind*, ot CaWer . lni|M>tlaKV-l**.h'arti4i-iM. tlnch tattad a’hSmk'fteet^l UuEt^d^, V.IKUKO S Uf tm HJiUUL.l TOR j CEMENT ROOFING, d.„kI. They apt to ,dim3ji»ok the Liver. excit­ IT IS USE AXoV’tTEK rttWiF ing that or^an to raco an extent a* that the dilion, which ip *90 apt •imply a purgative pin. They are really a 'BV.oo^.-xwrff'inoev VvW, TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK AND TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. U.iJURlrS LAVER REGULATOR, cased deposits and impure They differ front all > rnetr action i* not local, or confli I th. bowel.. Drastic Purgative Ftfls augment wflat is called tbe peristaltic movement of th. bowel, by Irriiating lhe oust* of tb« inteemtes. , ■ Tu active at.d inttammatory dora.r*. the irrita­ tion produced by the Dra.tic Purgative Pitta will MOT LIFE BITTERS. entirely cwrud.and taktpleuure Hi rvcouitueuCrig these retnedir*-" ' sa I sHtriW. sod Its. pr<*Wl t -ben,e«iti:At*tiST tt Cilia Chalo-a and MONT DUIlAllt.h ROOFING tu use-,Ui* Ju Indigestion,, '' C?4tn tn. the ^o'd/ele, WiTW VW-J “»<5& TSfe JitNItri. never found'anything Iqual to Darling’s Lircr RcgUlaor. CRAMPS......................................... In five miuutH.. HEADACHE....................................lu tea miuutca. COLIC........................................ in twenty minute. , D1ARRIKEA................................ in forty minutes. I.UMBAGU, [pain* of ]................. in ten minute*. CHILLH........................ in fifteen otiautofl. 8PANMS....................................... in Ave minute*. DEEP HEATED PAINH... by s few application.. In all e.ie* where t-ain i. ' ' " “ LIEF should be applied tes-«poonfol to half a ism g»iinta, ito. ,p . Try thflse taafflifi.^Thd yoc will nevsr ’'.rtrii t* —wtwtwAL' ■ a?£2“S~SS=x?fe;... 2" l.lr‘l ,“ 'ZL’Z* •nUU^ IM M .71 .-!}>■. ..vfrwSaT, , ■ „■, Il W,> ^l.r.1 >•) MO, .^0. IMrllart Life Bitter*, r Itraatte Frfu; Ute Wri- . iforim (m wub a difiedl ■asd'WreteaMtws.nd Xtelil. a»d toViltotu attacks, 1 waa advfoed; fey a fmnd, ] “ R^?19R-' w ma ildabrii frofrtaU ex WCwSiMi wWuver. . ^’TTA rSwuTc^iEST. IbJ Mn<iM.BadO(cuSo«M m>Jartbf tkZlhiir »W tuTu TO THOSE vftiir Dt5 THlJtK. expttaa to the TAM1LT MBDKniE. skeptical ta-Woithrr F„ frovgejj<jugy.lr MHO ■«™m ita the general want* when dir.rdercd.'' re ■timulaal a direct Rome advocates of Ih v hold thU irriniae. t»i fob. sals by m- ill CM moat tt.eatbrva. DAN’tjS. DAfi^KU, lOS!Hwtn8Q^M<:Ywrtu they will AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES, '■ U L." WO^JlJIfluu Jjr,>«rUiF.,wWb«r<.l sav* twr-TsWARM WEATHNR, AND ?0T,WA8B WW. . taxiVv™ IL le or twice « i—*—w:, .J7 Octave Bos, wood Piano, A,' •“k*’W**wlerthei’T»d«<l<4U4?i*ia(T ' , •BOTdGBAtelC GAX1EBY TO THOSE WHO THINK. v-w ■■ tfcMhcjWk ->i —Orniil >reMed eftherin one oflwo waX • i.romKfoTfoe money and tabor; knowa how u> econoBaeM,and bow, al timee and ' ■■ Crayon forabrodtai; Vifc&U, Aruliro-' t type; Melainottype; ^heranty— - Mtrna Anibtjiypc; Neih^ritjd! 01 Peart A.'ljbQ»;yr»e^ (Miainent Anibfutypv' imjicrinl AmRelic v<r A‘W1-V !>**<• aWalJPaOTft*' ‘ttstevlal•tart-00 M t**'1* GOTTA IhewaArnty pVic ihewaXrArrT*-thh coantr], ^RtiVEfttJ'BA HALE SHT^H^STTFOT BAD WAY'S READY RELIEF. is meat, and it kaWat-jr&p a Hl »d - ----------------------- . *•- **>.. MW *» • >4 an ovvrdofl»MAtaiwmm«M!«i0Fi. InJTvUow.Typhoid, and Bilious Fevers, in Ery- kwiwa how to, +tring wilhbnldeth more tbun <x CYuxwtv. 'Vk^c. l&VocA VtXXa AS ALTERATIVES Raifk f/^iaz.n iU application externally or by its adminutration internallv, and cure*— RHEUMATISM............................ ..in a few hours., SURE THROAT................. .....in fifteen minute*.. VTotV i I It eaw be applied f» jipw and uu* aourw vf Au atxtta, and to aaixt-LK R6«>r» wtrnocT *ewt.Vt>u KAOWAY’S READY RELIEF - Female Complointe St. jfnthonp'a hire. £rupti«ru. Turners, ' \RH. Old &*TS. ■r Sale bv all Druirpi*!*, »i.d Staripeepef• gsnecriiy |hrwngipMiV|b.anuMry. ■ the noddle on tbe l>w>krr'a abculder*. altme/is the royal success. • ' '•< Nuw, agriculture, to be prosperous, hia calling , I*riiv 25 Ccplf pcfjp<$£lc. ■■MP* HITTERS, ‘ ,. ltn|>>t Utul In I Ini I nut d (?-*tiipuuit:S. « eeuflfwny.wilh ounalant attention to .de tails, watching against lowes, sating up anal! possible advantages, and with on industry that never tiros. Tbfo «nd.fhi» mutt be conducted tn the same wav.— The former must be a ahrewd, thltiking man, uu» who know a al leaai amnething ofthe theory and mach more niche prac- Xvc X5vk«\vMj.\t4. for caring' Price 25 C^ntfl per Buttle, f which ceterd* the gv/ypimujun other work.- Now if we should do much of uur plowing in Urn fall, we could- foke f.My|ha.|^od.jaePpiM>ncdUhfl body tap ■at a miurabfo extaUocc. These tnedtetaw Impurapt t«> Bitjldvra. before early tn the season, to grve h V^Wi«?«bd BMwWfhrM of-iMMbhd? Prict-2^ Lcul^pcr JJutlJc. will have no neat for youmelf," reapmtded one of the X<*ut)g Indies with .1 smile.— "Never ymf lillrid that\f* aiud the cnllant Hibernian, “yc’r welcome to it. I’d ride nppQ the o>y-catcher.to New York any ■ p'rtnW •VsSi’tt’r’b., jk, : tdts.HeriHux were unmoved but MtcnaH reuwick. wh-. _ Hw.wdve th Ilia pertaiolv can be said in fovor of •>'­ 1 greatly Impi (WtTfi>l<>wtd/'6f'.«4rd • l.nrtinwWW fell fo«t tudrep under an adjoining hay rick." for corn. If it is do&ttriy * AAimiou, the sod becomes partially rutted for'the rife and health of the body dependx • 10 00 u »H»r At rd m-Aem. UmlH Vd <>.► IL.nlr ..f ' . I '■ IMESII tll TEnEAT Cf.t’lE, « length uf tbe •cas<io^kM> the published journal. Wesley, in the to have set arpart as that tn which the .next number, anid : ‘’I left Epworth plant shall make stjMn. jmd iaives.Jwevious lu the furcation of 'tndvsefea ve«- the time cotr.ee fug. rtlchb.T.UA .how.r^^u.Mmr™, ».... .-h.M ■ i o FbU» To six ■olrrf.BBJ car the aralu were all full except one which•waPo^AttjJit-d flj i plaaaMnl look next car, amid tbe cheers of hia * WJ0491 >.v WrW«w(>« ftytwWd nourishment; and while thia pn»ce»s is going on (in Spring.) much precious lime is loat, and the growth-oL-the‘^Lfiii .-buirsi-toitsw SAMUEL 8. LACEY. Com’r. Stale Laud Ofice. CYRUS HEWITT. Deputy do CHARLES UPWNrAtMrqsyawter.l. JOHN KO1IERTHON. Adjutant GenersL J. M. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master General. .tfrthMJf' it has tbe elements which it needs at hand ready fur asaipiifo^yxQ. ,. w ,/l ,k,-l -. । an p1.~^ jndMnr CwrtxlXMk.Tm&S'riit.w, 'jfo matter if that broken Pilcher did not eoetb a abilliag, a ahillior oared is a .ItilliuirflWM*. •> MmStSp JSkWL General •’ TBE HMK-TA«BMUUMMi>tI>. 0« mV. aWMTY ACCOUNT* . . h u Ik. N.w W.,.U» WK ./ 5' ret ««n» « M.Mt 0£A£B � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-10-29.pdf b43df7468483417abec824db06c8f42c PDF Text Text 3-.il to un JIA Hastings, barry H IdJu, O#9e with ” OU“B<M I ’ county, mich., Wednesday, October 29, _ SisrtUana. . Th* _ '""lynn. .^.j; .b. *f .oU„ io stand __ ___ . >!.•?■*.-■< 7» J iis'inqs' vrcmni GB 1NT A RPAVLIHNG, Over High Prices, at the MASON ALLKM, '.ALKR IN GROCERIES, provision., pro d ... Hbh. bolter. Urd. pork, and rrsi" ol ■II kind Al»o tny. csndies. etc..etc. Stere in C.::!«rn s Block. Slate itreet. Hartings, Mich. Hastings DRUG STORE!!! n Roberts & Striker, IK C. UAW LEY JL'ET RECEIVED ROBF.RTM A KTRIKEK, a new and most complete assortment DRIGR ABB MEDICI NEB, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL VWEEZE1 Ac ALLEN. i TTvHl VEYS AT LA W end Solicitors in 1 <-«ry l‘«rvieulnr ■llrtilionj>»id to Cw nib r umu, FOR MF.CUAXICAL AND MEDICINAL PUHPOMES.ONLYjBI DANIEL COOK, . GROCERIES! 1. A. HOLBROOK, TEA. COFFEE, RUGAE. RP1CE8. PEPPER. PRU3E8. FIGS. RAHIMS. CODFISH; rer'e block. iu flirt, •vtrvthiag la the Grocery Has, sort • rill be neeasd for fsrnilv uae. _____ JOHN ROBERTS, • tT.'Ti.T. i.n'pyr ^sauninXE^ Ait IMktaf Bitr.rn, roil TIIK EAPKCIAL BXXKFJT <>r IM LAI We «l»o k«T» «» *‘"nd • t00’1 II. V. CHERRY' STATIO1TERY, 00 inlv. Mieh. Blank* kept always on hand. PENH. PENCILS. INK*, PAPER, EE* TELOPES. CARDS. *«., Ae- MOST POPULAR pateit medickjes J. M. MEV IM*. roeM r»»peetfa1ly announce Io *• =il1’ ttv that we intend Io >"•’-oentia* paid to Hm esHrt«o« of >.v «id m-Htoy prompUy remitted. sJh.W W. Ralph E*q.. MiMlsvme. ry Citoniy, Mtchigaa. <KOAT, F©3i (DASIE Mirren a irnB.vi. ROBERTS A STRIKER. I kind*, aiao PWWMW ROBERTS A STRIKER. i’» OldLobooX Dock Qi*. for madicin- DANIBL DTBIKBR. L’SL. the great cause or HUMAN MISERY. . ' JAJKEJr A. rtTBErtT, PT<n-;EcxrriKO ATTORNEY, Ccnu i*»w, &»UUtor aadcqesyely C‘K3gffiSS.W^? . . • Tua Mlnwini ie one of the man/ rind tbior. ror-Chy Vw Vfce. of d» KWdarbn.* J’’**: “P* lh*t J’*”1’ tenee. The TWW *fatfiw who upon a me movable occamnn write chapleta Ifround the brow <dlke nN beh». and wWo have perrhited to reach there—that a fire wold be opened in the rear, and ti>at Mivhigaa o mspiououMy :iw photographic Byifon |G. Btt‘Ut repudiate these men and' reoounoe their friendship and auppdH.1 H. noj d.«w yo yw, .libmirt a .week baa elapead sines fie wm formerly Adopted into tb^ir 'political family. On ttt^Emtyarv, Js Wm declared I. tbe figured 4»*M» llc-kukK Hon. Byrun G. Stout has long been a prom'meat and trusted member of the r,p»Uuu pvt,. n« BpMkw the House in cue Legislature, and is a member.W lbs present State Senate.— His poeitmn aed anteesdeute all make him an important sad credible witneM against the party and men with wfom be baa acted. . wn of the paauge of Me Wilber’. jS? Iltion reaalutiona, did testify boldly and honestly, aud with an emphasis which has awakeeed the ha of his late abolition as­ sociates. He favored Mr. Riley’s sub­ stitute, being the Crittenden resolution of ths extra Mesaion, end in tbe course of his speech declared soma facta which are in* controvertbls, and which (we do not toy in unkindness) we’wish he, and others who naw agree with him, had dedared long ago. He is reported by one of the organs of his late party tn this eity, to have “draoipteW ta bitter Urmt the idea of eonftcating the tlattt of rtMa vnitr any pouihle contingency, and declared that it would be a nidation of the contti tution, that no man should listen to ita moment. He teen intimated that between thia outrage upon the fundamental princi­ ple of our Government, and the pmeruation of the Union, he ehould have UtUe to chooee. During his speech," continues lhe account from which we quote, "wMch conld have been delivered in Charleston with perfect safety, be dellvored a videot ohillipic against oar *peraucal liberty' laws, declared they were unconstitutional Sac. 2. Nu General Banking law shall tbeir courts, and they saw the flames en­ not wnnted when the cherished home of and designed to defeat the fugitive slake ha>e effect untill lhe same shall, after its circling tiie cupola 1 Talk then about the tbeir fathers, relieved from oppression, law ; declared that Michigan waa disloyal rules ufcourt, and the formalities ««f pro­ and inviting their laGir, is open to them to the Union, in retaining on her statute pn»*.-ig<-, Im* submitted, to a vote uf the electors uf the Statu at a general election, ceeding? Th* man that would do this, with compensation for toil. Instead uf books, each acts, and conveying the In­ and be Hpproved by a majority uf votes »«Hild fiddle while tbe capital was burn­ slavery and despotic ownership as a re­ timation that she fa only a little lets ing. [Sensation.] Ha could not envy ward far industry. The laws of Nature guilty than the rebelliousSoutbern States, cast therein at such election. Amendment proposed to section four any man tbe p«iet>es«i<in ofsuch soda! phi and of dim ate, home attachments and and had by theee tenet encouraged a ndpro­ lounphv. Talk about Illegality '. Talk telf-iulerest, and tbe demsnda of labor, voked the rebellion.” of article fifteen uf said Constitution, about formalities ! Why, there was but all tend to make the emancipated South Every word of this is true, and no man reads os follows: one formality to be observed, and that the borne for black men. Many ofthem is more familiar with the purposes of the Sec. 4. Fur all Banks organised under general laws, the Legislature shall pro­ was the formality of directing the eannon have hitherto fled Northward to escape legislation of the Republican party 1st and destroying the enemy, regardless of oppression.. Slavery abolished, these this State, than Mr. Stout, He has aidvide for the registry of all bills or notes the means, whether it be by the seizure fugitives would return, and others of issued, or put io circulation as money, <>fcotton bogs, or the seizure of persons, their race aoooaipany them. Emanci­ the statute book, and to keep them there. and shall require security to the full if the necessity of tbe case required it.— lion, instead of bringing negro labor in He toimn whereof he speaks. We oom­ amount uf notes and bills so registered, Die God uf nature has conferred thia right competition with the industry of the mend his expression to every loyal man. in State or United States stocks, bearing <>n men and nations ; and, therefore, lot white people, would relieve the latter of It is time for the people to understand interest which shall be deposited with him not be told that it was unconstitulion a good share of tbe email competition of that mullifioatimi is rebellion, and that the State Treasurer for ths redemption of this sort it now experiences, while at the Michigan la tbit moment a nullifying such bills or note* in specie. slitution waa adopted' for the protection same lime an element of aristoeraoy, State. ’ ’ That section six ofartide thirteen be so of the country, and under that Constitu­ wr<»ng and despotism the active and amended a* to read as follows! tion the nation had the right to exorcise i wicked element of the present rwbeHiue Sec. 6. There -hall be elected in the , —would be finally extirp-itod, and tbe year 1863, at the time of the election of the protection nftbe country. If martial Union re-established on the basis of lib­ a justice of the Supreme Court, eight re­ law was necessary for the salvation ufthe erty. nffoding ui henofcforlh peace and drafting, only owe name was drawn. Ths gent* ut the University, two of whim Commissioner postponed farther action conalry, martini law was legal for that prosperity." shall hold their office for two years, two to await the doings of the city Govern* pnrpoae. If it was necessary for a judge inent, which by liberal bountiea and funds for the preservation of order, to punish two for eight years. They shall enter for the support of fiimil’es, hopes to fill for a contempt, he thought it was necessa­ upon the duties of ’.heir office on the ls^ Die handsomest compliment that has up the quota without farther conscription. ry fora General tn exercise control over of January next, succeeding their election. his cannon, to imprison traitors and to yet been paid to the proclamation of the B<wton Is a Democratic stronghold, and At every regular election of a justice of arrest spies, nnd to intercept communica­ President is fiimished by the debate in the in all sneb places, volunteering drag*. the Supreme Court thereafter, there shall Several young men of New Bedford tions with the enemy. If ibis was neces­ rebel Congress, of which nur dispatches be elected two regents rbnw term uf uf sary, this was legal? ■ forish a nummary. The shaft was aimed and vioiniU, who shipped on board of fire shall be eight yearn. When a va­ straicht nt them, and the immense flutter* whaling vessels in order to escape the cancy shall occur in the office of regent, inc attests thnt they are hit. We do not draft, have “jnmp*d from the frying pan it slwll be filled by appointment >4 tint Tbe following well put arntimnnta are notice that any “derisive laughter" forma Governor. The regents thus elected, from the Providence Journal. It tells a share in th* exercises. Thnt is of the a’lall constitute the regent* ufthe Univers­ Tbe drafted men of Lower Maryland the whole story in narrow spare, and past. It is impossible not to see Io this ity of Michigan. should ba n lesson tn any man who should debate that the rebels rued their doom. are offering 11.000 and 62,000 a piree That section six of article nineteen uf think nf aiding, at tbe present time, a par­ The words and arguments they nee would for substitutes, and are going ns far as xaid CunaliUrtiun be amended, so as to ty policy against tiie Administration : become the deck of a pirate ship for which Baltimore to ceek them. In Prince George ■ cad sa follows: "A rU-ong opposition party ia organiz escape was hopeless in the presence of a county, some of the wealthiest planters Sec. 6. Th** elycliuos for all district ingall over lhe country. It takes vari­ stronger adversary. They race, hut their of rebel proclivities are among lire draft­ ur county officers, biale Senators or Rvp- ous names.' It* leaders are Democrats, wrath exposes their weakness. The weap­ ed men. representatives, within the boundaries de Peace Drmocrata, GinseqAtives as the on has found the joint in their harness Hemp and cold lead, with a fighting fined in this article, shall take place on locality may beat demand^ Its avowed where the vital* of the rebellion have Colonel and regiment to enforce them, the Tuesday sucereding the first Monday Read thia, poor, honest are much needed tn ptit down the traitors purposes are sb various as the sentiments been reached. in November, in the reapectivs years in and the intereata, the feelings and pass­ doubting men of the North, end tell us at Bocyrua, Crawford county, Ohio.— which they may be required; I be county ions to which it appeal*. But its real thnt thia proclamation is nfno avail—that They have forcibly resisted ths draft, canvass ou the third Monday of said No purposes is everywhere lhe same, to pos- it will reach nowhere,and return to plngoe shouted for Jeff. Davis, and declared that vernber. seas the power and patronage of the Gov- the inventor. ' Can any loyal man any sece»h brawlers among them ahall not be That section two. of article twenty of ernment. to restore the party thnt was an ' that i* was a dutv longer to withhold an arsested. Judge L. W. Hall of Bucyrus the Cunstituliuu be su amended as tu read |<*ng guided by Jeff. Devi* nod Tpotnba.! instrument nfsudi crushing effect ? The and Daniel Tuttle of Benton, have both as follows: and Slidell and Cobh and I Joyd and that secesainn sympathisers of the North find been arrested for treasonable languagu Sec. 2. At the general election to be culminated in the election of ttmt emhieut their main gun wpiked. The rebels do and sent to Camp Mansfield. We hope held in 1866, and io each sixteenth year conservative. James Buchanan, over that heed thia proclamation. The sensation every such den of unclean traitors will be thereafter, and also at sueh other liines, shocking radical. John C Fremont, and it haa mused in Seceaala is the moat mark­ purged—with their own blood if it is ncom the Legislature, may by law previde, Ita real eftret, under whatever name and ed of the war. The South has heard of it, the question of rhe general revbiuq of the with whatever pretext it appears, is the and it has reached the remotest planta­ Constitution shall bo submitted Ui the same; to embarrass the administration in tion of Whippy Swamp. By every electors qualified tn vote fur members ol the council; and in the field, to Imncde teeming proof it was Wall timed. Every It is not every body can do what Mr. (he l^eg'wlaturu; and in case a uiaj«<ritv the prosecution of the war. and to hold! quarter of the horizon la bright with the of the electors so qualified, votiqg al such nut to the rebels across tbe line, and to promise that it will end the war.—Chica­ Seymour did a few days ago—by a few words induce a rise in gold and conster­ eloctiou, shall decide in favor ufa conven­ the hostile powers across the <»c«an, the go Tribune. nation in Wall street. * It takes a magio tion for such purp«e, the Legislature nt spectacle of a divided people and a hesi­ ian like Mr. Seymour to do that. On ibo next session shall provide by law for tating policy." illoat’B Rssporton—He Denounces the Monday, the day of the Seymour ratifica­ the election of such delegates to such cmition meeting, gold was rated in Wall Proclamation in the Street*. Gem. Sco^Fe Letteh —TVre I vention. All the ainendmente shall take The following cogent paragraph ia from street at 120 to 129^: Mr. Seymour efiect st ths ouminenceniunt of the year ia no reason to auptx>se. Ihat lhe letter nf spoke and the next day it rose to 183; the Gen. Scott tn Secretay Seward; which an uhlo communication in the Pontiac after their addoption. next day to 185|, and tbe effect of Mr. was re*d,hy John ' Van Buren, reached GateUe, and we take pleasure in laying it Seymour's abuse of tbe President, and before our reader*, and. ask their candid the pubfic through any agency of Mr, Mr. Van Buren’s proposition for destroy­ Tb« Cx. or r.r.ULTT —Tb« .»»!«>» Seward. Il ls well known that this let­ cunsideratinn of.it: “ Byron G. Stout is supported now by ing lhe Union and letting tbe rebels go, trm .»T lb* «p oOlb-rt/ i. OH.After ter waa one of Gen. Scott’s hotibiea. H« did not stop till gold reecbed 137. K lb«dnUi vCCp*r, U»e oan.plr.UTA ’*■' always kept a copy of it In the drawer of men who at the commencement of the reLw had beaten McClellan, or Bran had bad .reared b1« dealh, marched ool »lib his desk. He »» proud of It, and read brlliop were opposed to coercing lhe reb­ captured LouraviUe, the price of gold els — by men and preaaea which threaten ’ d (tonalmoat all necnsiona to Ws vfaliora. . cap. aaan would have risen In Just this way. ML»ke Itefwe dw«<t on a -per—die cap witbuat Ufa pride' in thfa respect was aq well if such coercion was Attempted that blood causes produce like efifacu."—JT. F. PosL a-be«i. Indieada* dial lb. Ijram b«l known, that whoever desired to rondlinte would flow in Michigan, and that the sol­ Joel hl. pawer. Fnita Ibal &«, end ft>r MrtL asked for a copy nf that' lettar;— diers who would attempt to march against ibUrrwa. U baa .rar «Me bein an TOtre itrwnnmBrniM tnpies of It in eili- the rebels of the South would aqver be ^piblein’i.rfilwrir.* KTEMIMR A KLMBt1 y txv>ACTrirB nerved t. P*,w«r. M>d it will |>e hra duty, except at such tints as great business Girttlorj. pending th^ writ-of hahmu coryaa and de* eUring martial law la that city, will ap pb Af well to ths acta ..f Prssideat, pnColn. as to General Jackson. Jacisoo's The rebelNoli W Ming adroitly by the latest Democratic dodge of pre­ tending that the Premdent’s emancipation proclaautionjKlU.lhrQK-t vast made of colored lateen, Ifto Ahe Northern “Nlgner equality” Is’ a good cry to carry moat glurious *cta were declared by his the Adi eluetions with, ^nd introdwoe opponent* to be unconatimtiop*). He snma wore Vallandigbams and Ben the Legislature may be In aeMfoa tn «« saved his country from ruin, and the con­ Wcxids intuCoagraas te obstruct the war. amino into th<AuMilA«L and •dmlohtra- stitution rwnainad uninjured. Lincoln Prejudice against a dark skin is a uiitertiuo of say, (MfUra .Aioor, or Bp. will sava tke Government from destrac­ ably mean weapon, but then the Demo­ tion and the Quostitatiaj will ba as good cratic leaders are mean enough to resort as aver: tn anything. The Troy Timet very ef* "■Dto necessity and the glnriwus sffiset factual)», explodes this fids* alarm, in an resulting/rom the cause which tlmt neces­ article from which wo copy : folhrelng State uffierrs, to wit: The Attorney sity promptsd. were acknowledged by “With freedom assured to the blacks General. State Treasurer, Commit.iner the whole country, and he would aven as proposed, the colored people of the •4 the Upd Office, Secretary of Slate. any by the wbul« civildaJ world. Then North would naturillly join their breth­ far as this bill was concerned, ha (Mr. nix»t<ir General, Snperintmdant ufPub ren at the South, where, as teachare, lead he In-true: ion. oy members of the Slate D.) could not say whether their acts were era and oolaborera, they would beat pro­ He cared not whether Board of Education. <.r *<iy other officer legal or illegal. mote their material prosperity and social Gen. JAckson suspended 'all civil Wilbori- welfare. Tbe demand for negro labor ortbe btete except legislative and judicial, elective or appointed, and to appoint a ty or uoL exists at the South, and the motive for "If his nets were necessary to tbtf de succesMw fa, the remainder uf their re its continuance, increase and successful apective term of office, and report the fence uf tba country that necessity was causes of such removal to the Legislature above all law, Gvn. Jackson hazarded from the fact of ita eiaanciputiun. In everything ; he hazarded both life and the natural order of things the ,negroes at iu next session." repytaxhsi on that step, which might ren­ will remain where their labor is wanted, Second amendment proposed. “ Article fifteen shall be amended, so as der him immortal if be saved lhe country, in tbeir own aunny dime, while thous­ ur on tbe contrary, make him' ignomini­ ands of the racswUljoiw them under the to read a* fulluws : Sxc. 1. Corporations may be formed ous, and a by-word and a reproach'; and under genera) laws, but shall nut be crea­ lhe man that dared to do that deserved ted by special >ct, except for municipal the protection and.plaudits of his country. respect. Associations of adored people IU did DQt cuvy the fedifnp t‘f that man have already been Tunned in aotno uf the purposes. The |nwu passed pureinmt to thia section may be amended altered or who cviuld get up and talk calmly and Western States, with a view to etnigrai cvHilly, under such circumstances, about tion South as soon as emancipation Is repealed. But tires legislature may by a vote of two thirds <4 tbe members elected rules ufeonrt and technicalities of pro­ effected, and they can be protected in ceeding, when the city might be In flames tbeir freedom. It muat b« apparent to V» each House, crcstc a single bank with and the utnmat barbarity might be com­ every reasoning mind, that the black brnnebey." ' What were live rules <>f court men will look to their interests aome Tlmt sectioo two, article fifteen ofsaid mitted, but mere cobwebs when they beard an what as other men do. Constitution be amended so as to read as enemy with lira ennnvn at the d<»ore of article twelve: *• ■*«■». te- .. NO. '•~-u«o-.i MU»«t from theapeetJi of Judge Douglas, ddivsred in tl» House ReprsssuUtivea. on tka bill to rsfaod 2’’• w, > 3,’wV.nmWfc u> - Mm reached th»pwhHs Mr.Gmd. W*uow.«ir, 0a. 19th.—Tbe Secretary of State on the day before the inauguration In 1861. published by Joi* Van Buren, il authentic, must have bees State Department, since neither thw President or Secretary of State has aoy knowledge uf the manner in which any kands-dfVtn Buren. �t HASTINGS B. unman u a **TBAr tram, mor« ia probation to hl WcdBrsdiy MentlRg, ^nTTrTTj •oraltai table TBVTH . Van Buren seemingly dw. theMRt day they reed the ary N. Walker, Ha visa i> reua, ennm oim cocrsb, j being-made tbe subject trfthsea । roawAxn wrrnocT fxab axd with maxlt Free Prettt and one of by bv willful vllliBara villi Ser* for tbe pnrpSSF **l,c Stale Central Committee, MUI M. p,uOi; . <^?reree7»T%iram tv .1-1--■ A-J __ —til ___ .... G.1U..U *1 ■M will slate still lican candidate for drew the in. -^osrawssw member* of follow! Governors Gaforasr-AUSTIN BLAIR, of Jackson. . r.. (fawnwr-CHARLES 8. MAY, ef bM P™ rao' I their whole co Yrrererei-—JOHN OWEN, of Warn*. I country. yTLUMjp. «&NM PGBaCBtefl " Foa Srt*rtir—SMITH W. FevTLEB. k‘5 ’ ? '■rprBSt'aswrrAYttafi111 eist Di*trial—ftWKS A. SWETCEY. id Dialrici—GEORG E THOMAS. Hairy Coastjr Republican KoanaUons. rwta,.it-bxAret n. rrrans, ‘ Tor qUrk-HENRY P, CHEDRY. Tor Kegistar of D«4d.-BYl,V^t?8 ■ COOK . For TrvMurtr—HARVEY N. MHELDON. For ProaSenUng AK’t—FRANK ALLW. Tor CtreuH Cwrt Com—HARTKY WKfOHT For Coroner*-JOHN O'RILEY, I MEMBER. table—that lbs reference to aud use of the GesMrsTs letter was arranged betwew of Baltimore foiling in Voth, he became chairman of conversstion. Are there any Republicans who .will the Fusion Convention and received bis be longer fooled by the tricks and “traps" nomination at its bands In five days there­ of H. N. andC. I. Walker,Lathrop,BlewHe has heretofore been regarded as an honest but exceedingly impractical ■lured our and in the hardship. andHour Wai Hov.aitaJ bow low, few vile sro the craven hearts that would traduce ', ---—i A t, «to - rnixii, bt J| tajj-b ' fLkA, "M- «A utne tor TV-rr.-A iv-ntiuiicans uicy •night gwt out of It before riretlrm.” T<> In Barry county. Cod’ save tbe mark. tMr Mr. Wsfker repfted. “YOU CAN’T DO IT—WT!»VE GOT YOU FABT.” ;/’’’ . /’■ Boar ft Dweks. Mr. BaWdWi»hw1iU>ttMt, ead wHI S'yei^tjpf 5^ But­ Verify thb statement. Here is the truth confessed at last by ternut County ticket, are renegade sorebeads from tife Republican Administra­ the editor of the ‘ leading organ of the Democrstic-Fusmn-Uninn movement, tion party. And with some Of them, the just as wkhave chsrged it from the be­ organ!ration which ' they have left w^a ginning. Jt la jhit the kind of crowing, alF{igh\ .yqtil. ft,^Mtea,ito'piaib 'tbejr too, that we have expected Whear from aames - opou> ite tickak ihk foil. Tbeir Democratic leadeni oveF Republicans who hsvh been eaj<>!ed into the ‘•Union” candidate for -TreMUrer waa a delegate movement. It teat a Democratic trap, to tbe Republican County Coarention, as Mr.’ Walker has been forced to con voted for himself, asked others to’ vote fest-^frlrap tocateh'gudgeons and 'make for him for two separate nominations, and Republicans the laughing stock of Street after to make art&Co.l ' Wil! honest Democrats whose party tta .rmy rf K-ttak,. •d.T.™. more vlgtamra tatlta hi tta proetatititpr attached certain carriage', owned by Balbeta, filled with »rt8il to blwdf. «>d of tta ear, and tta Immrdiata advaooe timers ledie*. and filled with contraband ofita arnyf obtePtaomaa rati.ltatloo Id bh bomptay: ' "* 2. Jirratad, Ttat «B Itad^ kta tar brat*M«i«nd tapplnera. :i, Gen. Morris onmmindlng at Fort McHenry, and eoorraluUta him, on tta protpccl of mi rartr tatta with fritadr delr W him. haflitirM an Order forbidding any carS. RtnM, Ttat Vtarf fWmiiri Tbe fort, and order. probably, Ww# W rowier. "Inspection uf all articles olntionlbeb HllljMv On board ■ o*.k) or premium, reel AL Tbe specials are very meagre. One of them, dote* IMivuRdMfcMBbMd., 24th, says : Oct. I(Ml "♦'•VWbSp tw«IKi Jackson' No. 2—Staluoku Beat Stallion four years old or over, ‘ J. Van Deuscn >2 00 Second best'd«> S. C. Woodmsn 1 00 Flrat best do 3 yrs. old J. Stuart 2 00 Second best do, Juhn Eart 50 Sumewall after the na&' and burf. the rfflling unf rebel NOTICES- tC HOjriCE *Arfi 1 AIM ___ ______ _____ ini__ _____MyrtotoBr near Gordouaville. This reported falling orguniwtion has been broken up and aban­ doned ; whose State, Congrrnional and His political record he is just Lrr rr dx BYMSMnait’ltD that the Gre-in- capital. Legislative' tickets hare been make bp to eay *rr«Mv«i or •sereaiv* valoadooi. or eno1 00 the rsar Dentecrnuy boast tb^t . their making. The latter will not, we think, mainly of sore head Republicans, to give Best brood mere, John Earl "Thi. rebel raralry mcratloai. *aM(AMtetaal Auoe.r, *t U. 50 H*Mla<a Uoom. ia Iks TiUa^r of HmU..,, fa eleyMie'btm iu the estimation of right- Walkers, Lathrop, Stewart de Cb., the Second beat do, A. C- Town •aid coantr of Berry. . ’ WSmlheeS-forSlate offieerw (Stout A? Ou.) Best suckling colt, G. T. Cooper 75 control nf Democrats, and the disposition AMaaooa'iOrnci.Toxii. Ort. 141k, |scs, minded citizens. 50 of party favere,—Ml! honest Democrats Second best do, A. C. Town ALDNXO HEHHION.H. be thus sold out like sheep in the market firing ou both sides.” Clam No. 4 J Lr¥ it ax arwxMrfMXu, that every to gratify such tricky, hishonest pdlftl1 .-i .l r 'f’lraAnlVdkr.Oei.rt. Best Carriage team, Geo. Bissel I 00 ag4'n?t,"the Republican/party gan ofthu'MuIe Democracy went into clans.—Jrfrer/iier Tribune. Orders have been ivsaed m Bum*i.le‘* Second best do, F. C. McAllister this fill! encourages the Icidca of, .tho contortions last week because tbe mem­ Da. Roster's BfFFaa*.—By reference Best farm team, A. F. Williams I* ** 00 command to issne no mote clothe* than Tke Peslaw Candidate fee Cererner. bers of tbe Republican cuoveqliun held a rsbcHiun. .v. In tbe men can carry cutnlurtably ou forced Second best du, F. Patton Mr. J. B. Wilson of Lapeer furnishes ’ "Lgr irf iit RtMtUBZhm. that although private mooting for consultation after tbe It is^porlMl^erittaf ftuoker rejoins tbe jWur/urr and Tribune with a copy Class No. 5. lAft socellcd “Uniun"' party was started lhe army on Monday. But it said not a word about the ticket of a letter addressed to bim by the fusion Best Horse for. all work, A. F. .to sustain die President, in all tbeir con 1 00 Williams which U supports being agreed upon by candidate' for Governor which will ewWashington, Ort 25. veotions—State and county—they have Second best do JscubB ran street er, 1 00 plain itself. Read ft: The bav* aery late refused to MrtMer resolutions rodoriing a secret conclave, deliberating with closed Best pair Roadsters, F. C. MeI wfannaliw f».W’U» wunlrjr tatarrn doors, and when thia waa done the ticket Pontiac, April 5th, 1862. 2 00 hU policy. . Afflster, 1 the lines uf Gen. S>gel s c«>rp< and (Jorwaa forced upon the convention as a unit, Ms. J. B. Wilsok:—Dear Sir—From Best single dt>, Edward S. Brown 2 00 j donsvillfc lllree thtysAgr. the rwrly W> some remarks I have beard you make, I , Let it n BxxrxxBimxu, that a promi- under the gag. “ Ladies Saddle Horse W. E. ! els oecepying it ware a regiment uf am lad to think that you are not fevurn1 00 Bent member of lhe Fusion party in BarBramble, ' North Carolina cavalry, with one regible to the nomination of Mr. Trowbridge; “ Lady Rider,Mrs. Wm. L. Brown 2 00 »y Cuunty, has staled, since tluo Fusion How IT Woaxr.—Will tbe Republi­ 1 ment <»f infantry?- 'Hley had their headif so allow me to sak you if there ia any. Beats ticket was nominated, that a cun- cans who propuse to vo e the mule tick­ thing in the way uf supporting myself, . Clam Nd. 4J. si restive party meet be elected to com et, just observe that Yallandingfaam should I conclude to be a candidate Bast 3 year old cult,A. D. Stormes, J 00 You know lhe position which 1 occupy. promise with the Suutb. And yet these’ Democrats arc always nominated for BACK BAY. PENSION, ic. “ ‘ Oren 1 00 •” 2 do. t _____Hughes, „ directions; Culpepper Cunrt B<>us<> had men qall theinaelvea “Unionists” because Senators and Representative* In Districts While I am in fovor of making an ex­ Second best do, J. H. Earl then ceased to be the terminus al which ample of leading rebels in the present Best I year do, F. Pattyu 1 00 they have paid out qf tbeir tens of thous­ wburp there iathe (east possible chance ths supplies from Rcbmond for Gen. war, I am opposed to extreme inesvurc* Second oest do, John Earl. and* of dollars, tteeutyfre dotlure to vol for ar. election 1 Sec how these allies of 1 against the victims uf Southern traitors, lire’s army were put <>n wagons. They DIRECTIONS treason propose to give op their party. I ebo have been misled into rebellion.— are now taken W Stitwntou by railrood COMPLETE class so. 7. unteers. ro« Arri.tciTtoxB run _ . _ Under our constitution no forfuitore on ARREARS OF FAY. JWtNTY A PENSIONS. Best Stallion trot in harness, B. Lit ft b* MMnMBXBBB,lhat tin; Bultertre.iaon can be operative long lonc-­ Mcrr Comc to it.—It is but a short account of treason Taggel, time, 1,40 , 1 00 nut “Unionists" paid no money for vol the life of ... lhe traitor. Property tbeir com time since the Democratic leaders were er than . Seoond beat Blalfom trot in harness trains, which he rould do if tb^y cop SrtJt^cr bounties, until x draft had been at bis death would revert to bis hairs.— howling against lhe abolitfoniat, declar­ . 8. C. Woodman. Litas, 1,53 tinued to Lraval lhe r»»da Tbe whole confiscation scheme ol Con­ .ordered. And yet they claim loyalty Best Gelding trot ip harweasM II. r !s reualresl warn nfaiai la cd* ing that they were the cause of all our tar Uerl. Hruea e,’a Spmrjrratl. to gress is void, as well as impolitic, if, by it. WJtlGUT Sinrmea, liras,,! JU . , j ,1fur performing a duly which sclf-preaertrotsUee and roust bo. put down. Now it, this forfeitunols intended to be per­ »inchtalar.^vw that Hl caral/ borara Legend XMAf fnllit. Second l«st Gelding trot in haraem have been wrurted.” almost every ” Union” ticket fans one or petual. F. McAllister, time, 1,<5 • - Again, what Southern Court will de ’ ' ‘U-uirvitle, Orf. Mtl>. racn% ’Abolitionists upon it, and the De­ class >0. 8‘. cree tbe general confiscation of all prop­ . A FALSEHOOD NAILED. ad. EdeardUeConV. Ata BHc. Gra. mocracy have got to swalfow it uf course. t, We understajid that several uf thqcanerty. it must be borne in mind that Best Bull, A. D. Storms* OreUrd each Blate alone can take cognizance of didales ou the .Butternut -ticket ore . at­ Thursday, and encountered several bands MORTGAGE SALE. crime* committed in ita borders. What CLAM WO. 9. tempting- to make CTipUal by raiaarepre of nf Morgan’s and Scott's cavalry at Alabama Court or jury will carry out Pulot Lick and Big Hill, killing four ur efsnlt hariu Ixea tnsAc is the conditions of ’scntlng dome RepuWldths relative to sid­ When party'leiulera'violate and aban­ 2 00 any Congressional Confiscation Law 1— pavmctU St a certain lnd.>ntnrr of Norl/ace du 1 Steers 8 years old, T. five, taking tbairjelegmph »*peratojw and ing enlistments. *r? reBabl} Inform­ don the redogtfiied :nile«, usages mid Why then take away lhe only induce­ rsnevtnd by Joos C. Braus aad bis wifa.fUCollier ; 1 1 00 principles of party organisation, the bonds ment to return to luyality; but, 1 can saiXA U. Bruaca. uf OrM<vriIlr, Harry eoostr. ed that their candidate for Prosecuting Htete of Micbi*aa, to Ssscu Boilo, of Rick which held individuals to party are de­ give my views more fully when I see Best Cow, T. Collier 1 00 tend. !n the coaoty of KalawuM and State of Attorney (in company jsilh tbeir candi stroyed, and the party is practically dis of Mlehlran. bearing date tbs eighteenth d«r of jou. class ao. II, date for Treasurer) has tingled out the solved. Tbe leaders of tbe Republican .0*1. McCook had four horses shot under Jana, is the year of our I .a rd one tboasand etrbt I would be glad to hear from you, and huadre-i an^ flBv-twa. a«Mi rssoeded ia tbe ufltce 1 00 him. editor of the. Banner as the subject of■ party, last fall, temporarily abandoned while 1 ask no pledge uf you, if at all Beet Boar, Aaron Blake ■ the IV-publican organization to form a At Richmond our fi>rces captured 200 favorable to *ny nomination, 1 should special pbillipic* upon this point, stating clam xo. 12. ,-L;nloo'’ ticket. Tbe result was that the take pleasure to know your vhftra, as ui bis speeches that we had paid “nary r “tr uf Morin***, on pHT’* leaders could not appeal to individuals as well as those of other Lapeer Republi­ Best and greater;variety of fowls which Mid JJnrijijt thrre >• red” toward lhe recruiting service. . Be pertizans to come up to tbe support of orders by Gent. MeGx>k or Rouaseau or Win L. B.-uwn cans. Yours very truly, fore mnkin^Wueh chargee against individ­ lhe “Union" ticket. “No,” said they, of their having been arrested, are abeo. Brautr G. Stovt. class xo,13. ual* who fire’not candidates for office or “we are Republicans; you've got up ’a lutely false. P. S.—Do not understand m* to say “Union ticket;-you can’t claim our sup- that the military authority may not take Best bushel white wheat of; NotkM is fires, that by 2 00 even those who are, they should take a rlrtur of tbe statute sbd power of sale contained “porttoauch a ticket, aa Repubiioau«|; do red do 1 00 Jiule pains to inform themselves. Mr. “there is no Republican ticket, and we and confiscate personal property—Mar­ is said mortgage, tbe sesmtaaa therein described. Some days ago we referred to lhe TI- hl«and’b5?ffaSyte^ Zf f‘r^1ud Stefe Best field of wheat, 14 38-100 tial Law is n*c Congretmonal Law. Hulbrook is th* last man who should “shall vote as we please; you can't acres, 615 bush. j. H. Earl 00 lustration by which this tricky and deof hbchigaa, mad bsteg known and dsscried as make .such charges against Any one. The “Lraiiafor us to a new party without our btuioese man, especially in handling loose SOLDIERS BOUNTY, mas ASP oo New Advertisements. a oo D wwnwaxssK-, charge against us V a baae falsehood.— ,Wu have paid in small sums of from one to three dollar*iu cash toward paying ex­ penses and nearly every gutting transportation for squad of volunteer* that .have left Hastings. More ihanjjtfc, we bare printed many dollars worth of bond bills for recruiting service and war meet lags, for which we have only received three dt'llars. ’ These Butternuts based their charge, no do*bt, upow a aubseriptlon paper which was stated to raiMbousliro, when Captain Fitzgerald raised his company, upon which our name does not appear.— Neither does the natnu of our accuser ap pear there. C. G. Holbrook patriotically I “coMont, and we dotrt choose to go with “you.” Tbe Republican leaders could make no reply to such arguments—for they were just and right. So it 1s with the Democratic party now Tbe leaders have abandoned tbeir party organization. That party has no organized, representa­ tive identity in lhe tickets presented—it is iflI absorbed in Fusion—all lhe rules ___ usage* __ and of the party have been abandoned. ’ ’. The leader* have Fused it away. Tl There ^*iis no pArty obligation to bold indi­ viduals to it. There is no Democratic ticket, no principle, no usage, no party tie, to hold Democrats to the support of the Fuaton ticket,, and. like th* Republi­ cans last fall, Democrats will feel at liberty to do and vote a* they please, and they will do ft, with no great regard for tbe Fusionists.—^dv. Tribenu, attended many war meetings, but there ia no evidence upon paper that he ever died s^derfy'at Fort Federal HiB, Bal­ paid a '‘red" in money or property for timore, pne there was a question whether his death was owing to natural causes or bountiM. and we doubt if tbe esnaidate tn the wMp and spur of the orderly who for Treasurer ever paid half the price of rode him the dijy. prevkxn. An ltrvbutia coffin for any a ueb purpose, and the gation was ordered; Colonels, Majors, •apie can be said in relation to *vory and Captains visited the stall and examln ed the remains. They decided that be candidate tn the uouaky sure «s*e. was a dead horse, and dead by nobody’s ffftfc any interest to the people of this fault but bia own. The body waa then couaty to know what the editor of lhe charged to profit and loss in all the books jPoMwr bra done or ha* not done, toward of the department, and suitably Interred, When a wddler died, tbe same morn­ promoting cnlistyeqte^ft may be of in­ ing, h did not require half a* mndb red terest to them to know that be was never tape'to hustle his remiins under ground. MffieflSo sign thrpaper drerftated by MK $5 bin Tw prirHw band-bfll. for bim, h« WAWa Thia ia no time for neutrality. Every man must now make hla record for or againstthe republican party .for or againat the Government The Republican party has no traitors or sympathizers with the rebellion in ita ranks—It presents no such men aa candidates for office. It is ckcoxnmONALLY FOB THS GwVXBMM»XT in all its meaaurea for crushing lhe rebels all ita candidates are pledged to “our county ; right or wrong, out Country." The Fusion Derhocratlc candidate Op­ pose the President’s war measures. They are against hurting the rebels or confisca­ ting tbeir Pr,,PerlJ. »he expenses uf the rebellion. Their tickets are made up of Secessionists and Conditional sup­ porters of the Government. Republicans can have nothing to do with men of that character, nor with those who support them. No man is a republican who does not support them: be is an enemy of the Republican parly: W should be, and will bo regarded and treated os such.— He who is not for us Is against us; he w ho is against us is an enemy ; enemies will be treated as rosinies. We must maintain ourselves pure and undefiled ; cast out all traitors. As a man make* His record, *0 let him be judged ; now and hereafter, bold him to a strict aceounLability. Republicans, be watchful, active, eoctinually ; mark and know every man who oppoeeeoa or advocate* and votes for the h usiuo-democralic Conditional-Union candidates.—Detroit Advertiw A Tribune. uciwier, oraira^gicr irom some rrgAtrieni In the service, was found dead ini his bed. Best Head Cabbage, David Honeywell do Potatoes, G. W. Valentine du Pumpkins, John Evers do Squash, Charles E. Lewis do Beets, John Evers do Tumstoes do ■nt. eoolaiuiag Uf to Ui* United bra.lt apt to think mote favorably of the ii—rh 25 25 23 erousk counsel, for the Immoral WoMra777’. ' -7 inoKra w“c® tto author thought to rail ^r .byiu “ 5 But we have at this time something ’>f,,*’l.her Frn“ violation of de ceney sod of the honorable conduct pre- t?1 V •*’*w*t*rnan. in the use made by Mr. Xau Bureo, in Ute speech to which we have referred, of a private letlar CLAM >0.19. Best^r.^Btogs Boots, John Butter- 8AMUEL B0YLE8. Mortgagee. QTATK Of MICHIGAN, Ba«»t Cocxtt. O At a Muioa of Um FroWa Ca«H, for wrilton by General 80,11 in March, 1WL This letter was not obtained by Mr. Van Buret, from tbe writer, nor from lhe Li. Bel two bora. «»g<m,Hiram Lewi, 1 00 Best agricultural picture frame. Miss Mclisa Sheen Miss Melina Sheen t5° do Grecian Painting, Mine Melina Sheen w do Bonnet, Mrs. Menah Butterfield 75 » “ 50 1Second beet- do., Beat Fancy Lamp Mat, Mies Frank/ Laina ’J i • W “ k 50 do Embroidered H$kf, Miss /Harriet Smith’ do Embroidered Slippers. Ml Harriet Smith CLAM SO. 29. 'txAji‘Ao.48. Poor nebody loved him, jpg retvire io money/ HAr'nl AWf to much about* which ro,U fa»V L AU j aero. SUtM aarrty, h gOWABD A8WJGUXK)aN, buried him. yto- Ita t'«'~ morality clam vo. 15. Best Peaches, G. W. Valentine do winter Apple*, L. Polly do fall do, G. W. Valentine, do and greatest variety of apples Peter Falk " “ No ,ou.tawAooo /our otar. Jloy’ri atari •taiifera taw M"^l.nd\liS.raLd‘nj7riT‘,r?Srie;’ Philadtl- ’ Fowler, Ba% of this viUaga, fosirod Um IR10KA �MM I The j F0RTM".:^L i?*?'..®*’’?.? »J W _ M. WWT^BT !’ EMPORIUM m dst hoodsj lK’15 .............. 4 M ........................................... * •i;*:ijw:?~\\\\ * i: rwad will jjilji":::""?..'.:":. ■ FWWo*KWraa» sbtml, ■-» Bailie b» .aifiJM ydldMOirrvOM-., wb. ......... ................ DF P' M LOWJPJUCES f CASH STORE,! nf 1 hi Hm ingtj An Immense Stock of 1 **1'^-****** CTW**nt’"*i for iM. ..ideiK. Ho, ye cripple's! House was crowd^ and ctitbueiaMtc. Speeches enthusiastically received.' * Under Caucus un Thursday l«t; and, although but few were present, 'ft'wdif kittle less shameful row. in.d.rtMp D.muor.lio (I* *nole movrinehi bn, d.lndird imo no. *hn,, -,l. purpow fa u. ,JlJU*vn*ni of partisan schemes. Ths “L’nim*”movement and the Democrat^ party [ have become synonythhuii, s<i far ha this State ia coantrMiHl laKvisan see no change in Ute policy of that party.whtdtleads me to believe they have abandoned Biraon Pure Democrats of Hustings hety thana Enough, of the fusionists rallied to out vote, thekkraights grave and the'former did not yield very l“F' U'ai-j “rtwia inatrnmast in writing i***‘ BEFORE IUEBECENT ADVANCE tofoja filad 4n thlt aeort. purportir.g t» be tU lart Will ud taatament of Mid daotaaad. may ba ad* milted to Probate, and the Exeewtrix and Exacu- oiMLOOa WE 3<>m mW,i.i wrtica • 8000 yds. plain and fancy Silk, the contrary, the evidences against it are multiform. I c»n are in the present movement only a manifestation ol tbe Just enough delegates were present at partisan purpqee to "divide and conquer. i Under these circumstances, I wish to this convention, held an Friday last, to adopt tpe mule ticket. Aa Sykes wnu|d . citizens,, relaiive nr • For Sale By the Pound. GOOD PRINTS Tbe meeting at Middleville on^pn ; unquestioned, deuirc, wivreiil therefore, thnt my Democratday, addressed by lion. F. W. Kellogg 1 I1 doiw, and L. S. WHtey, was a perfect soreeu. j ic rriend <•_* j “. *' _ ’1 at ---* oncc withdraw mv name The meeting was large and eulheiMseli'- ; fro,n ll”:5r l,clteU ------------------------- Old Thornnpple is all right for the Republican ticket Fusion djttt jgn dowq _ . tber*' ________ _ _ j AuLSTQBA •* x *■x .1** 1 • ~ ’ j । 1 ji W. H. COBB. Beaatifal *in:rcUry. was very Tbe attendance p wilf fiud it ata Object <• call •fore gala* East. A committee of two from township which had in the ranks of lhe only party that cor­ dially support! the Administration tw each delegates present, i its efforts to save ike Union. 'tax appt mi ted to uonsiiULte a ticket fori। Therefore, I must respectfully decline the "masses,* of Barry cmmty. After I1 your noiiiiualiuu. Joiim Snxrw. rn king thoron re® tion <»f ail4be Reptib Cotnstork, Oct, 17th 1862, Lean* present, the soreheads only ntiww ! bereid alxitit one fourth of the committee. ; Pennsylvania drafted men art to fur­ the [ nish lheir own blankets. A general order into | -)USj Jggui ~ >ed slates that as tbu supply <>f fit Kv<uiiii*ry f<»r military ww> two it exhatuted, secret conclave—after tbe usual fashion i blanketsi m i»crx • ■ __ m ____ * * * ~tn brin,,n ’ -it’ CWde*.m.ra—>a.*~ea «U drafts• dtizen. xvous a regulation ..p^.tickft.hiob.u.dopt^huM-,the 11" rends T'd.oou..' —blanket ,J— 84 “■ ! by 66 inches, and weighing five pounds; The ticket wss cwnrtttutcdas follows: - .<■. '{ and further alatea, that as tbe blankcis, while lhe traitorous Democracy had arc. eow\\owdi rave. awA vog\% ckx\& kwfoe, vtvaVx tWtvft. A iargo stock of ‘Voxx.x.e. aand eight hundred and sixty.Iwo. Praaent, । Sturmas C. Prindlb. Judge Of Probate. । In the metier of tbe »»utc of Free Hee'CkD< ; late of Mid county deecMtd. . OO reading and filing (be petition, duty verified, ofJotjn Taxeart praying, forrvatona tGeteln Mt forth, that E. W. Bewjtt. AdtnhiialraL.r of Mid । eitate. may be aulborixed, empowered'and direct •d to eoaver certain Real H«iale. In aaid petition dftetibod, to Mid petitioner in M returnee of a cer­ tain contract alledged to bare been made by aaid deceased In bis lifclitne. Thereupon, it it ordered Ibst Tuesday, the Sd day of December. 186:!.at 10 o'clock iu tbe'forcnoon ■»t KoVaeV* Which we offer at SXo'KvacXx ~B\,VtcW areXW*. t«ot *»au'» Vr-^x, -r-utW "Dr. "B-dbaek'* ftV>v>\Axe.\v IKKOUEKD 1KB3<KBS. IViAtac* *a»e Vex \yoor «wi rrvarxu XtocXor1* 'SAX.*. , ■Dt. 'KoVaek'* graMad. We have ever; kind of goods, each as 15 ax\A Covcv^oA. Lelr prwvioua u aaid day of haaring. ’ .... (A tnw copy. J SHERMAN C. BRINDLE. BERMS & SH©S?( Oct. 22d, 1S02. Estate of Preallce ChUd. GROCERIES situated in lhe county of Barry, forfeited for uonpajmentof intercal. will be offered for aale at late of aaid countr, deceased public auction, ax lid* office, ou Tburadar, tbe I On reading and' filing the pet.tion, duly verified Evib day of October neat, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. un­ I of'William Borthwick, praying for certain reason* it** pre'rioualv redeemed according to law. 1herein set forth, that Erwin W. Uewitt. AdminSAMUEL 8. LACEY, ' D*. 'B.oXjacVk '" ' ’ ftXoTO.o.c\x WxkXecs inv^veaXe XV* wxak arA CteVvVXaXeiL. TATE OF MICHIGAN, I Probata Coort Barry Couutr,' f for Mid county, I Ata««*iionof Mid Court holdrn at the Proj baleUffiew, iu th* village of Hratinge.nn Turadav, | the 14th day of October, in tbe year one th'-u| F»nd eight hnndred end wixtv-two. Preaent, Sherman 0. Prindle, Judge of Probate. S PRIMARY SCHOOL LAND. Towa*. Rsag Part of SoctiMi. Section. North. WeM 10 ftXow.0yC.Xx ■fi’xXXctS are X'Wc, vtik. vtvaxv^s So\oc* ;i ji HARD-WARE! Dv. "BLo'bcxk'ft ft\oTO.<xe\x diAve. vrveXawc'WoX^ av\A vxake, X*v5<r IDr. 'R.o'boeV* in aaid petition dvacrlbed," to aaid nrti pursuance with a certain contract allege ftX.ovoo.eXx TixlVera V'twnA>\a^ ave\\x.e This committee entered balsncc. Bliss, Sheriff; C. C. D. W Smith. Clerk ; J.‘ W. Stebbins, Troosnrer; EU Nichols, Register of Deeds; C..G. Hol brtwA, Prosecuting Attorney; H. Smith, Circuit Court Omrif satooer; D. LnVelSt^; Surv.yrkf nuay oMft eiRatol, Coroners. R. B. Wightman was mwh; inwted for Representative in the Firs* District and Adam Elliot in tbe Second District. clothing and shoes issued by the U. S. ore charged at average cost, and no wild iar who fbrnisbes bis own is obliged to draw from the United Stntes, it is els in­ ^.\\tu.wuxX\%nv, etc. to be hvlden at the Probate Office in tbe village of Hasting*, and *how eanae, if awy there be. why tbe prayer of tbe petitioner* rtia'rfd not be granted. And it ia finrtlier ordered, that the petitioner give notice to tbe peraona Intereeied in Mid eitate of tbe pendency of raid petition and tbs bearing tbreof. by e«u*iog a copy of tbia order to be pub­ lished In the ••Huting* Banner.'* a newaneper printed and circulating ia aaM County of Barry, for alx week*. Immediately prerioua to aaid day of hearing. octlS SHERMAN C. PRTNDJ.E, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. M, terest to supply hitnseif. one Coroner District, beloog to. tbe^ sp^ehcod*, the bn'sncc hclongs Dea»<*cnkey. « hUe to the Vntrrrified Oftbe former, J. W. Steb publican cunvehtion, held just five days previous^ ! Ute ol-tbe county of Uariy, drecx»ed. In pursuanoe of alicrnae granted to me by tba Probate Court of Mid County, 1 alia!) expoMM aale at PubTlc auction to tb« bigbeat bidder at the North Door of tbe Court Ilbuae. in tbe ril lage of Haaluiga, in tbe county of Barry, and State of MicStgan. on Saturday, tbe Sth day of November, one tbouaand eight hundred and sixty-two, at ten o'clock, in tbe forenoon,the fol­ lowing land* belonging to tbe Mid eitate, to wit; The South Weat fractional quarter (V) oftba north cut fractional quartar. IWJ and tbe northea»t fractional quarter [XI °r aoutb-weat frac­ tional qanrter.’f] of acelion twentf, (fiQ,) in lownabtp iwo pT North of nmgs ptae D] weM, contianing aixty-one and 4xly bundrttha (61 60-lWtba} acre* of larrt. a»oreor Ic»a, being IMMORAL SICKNESS CURED BY MORAL MEDICATION- n«t the righteous th.il our Lord and Saviour Wd tn save.—Neither does the phvsWnn prescribe fi>r the aounJ tn ; health.' It is not for ns to enquire Mto lb* ,Ulus of the sick man. or tbe respectabil­ ity of hie disease. PhUaothrogy humanity,demand ef u» to cure b»« '» we can, whatever may tbe emtse «f hl- ■ iMI — --------G^Tiii^rTfiL M.OUTUW-—The Wo«am- sickweea, an! the rkMicime that ,n9, the unfortunate suffrrer from diaeaa** her number 61 this msgaziae hi at hand. induced by vice, immorality, indulgent* nf-lustful F^mpa.*h«U>e«’ he <t bmo kmger published st Boarton in future is to be published by John Trow, 50 Grero Si. but F- Y, ‘,R » now ed‘ Dr. Railway’s reputation in that The Continental ia not, however, even mainly political. By f"r ■department. -drfTpersona baring filaims against the KM&of Daniel SnsM, deceased. us hereby notified 'a»4 reqvesii praacnl the »au»e for examination aud adjust to the aodmigned CommiaawMra.duly appe L— .U. U_L. I. f—L. ik. nf ' • i; . >16 •Id. 16 . CLEANSING SYRUP, of tan o'clock. A. M., on the raanacUv CWAMF LANDS. BY of every description ELBCTION NOTICE. ■Vfotloe la hereby giren. that at tbe next Otnetal Election lob* held on ibe -Toeaday bmths Blate nf Michigan, tbe following Officer* ax* Stacks of TMaauecr, c«UBua*ion«r 01 uia ou Attorney General, Superintendent BtrnetiuoJ • Member of the Bute 11 tion, in place of Qe&ui>. W-Urd, aioual Uiatricl of tbia 8Ut}, H> wh ■hod. Clothing, # ton. agreeable to tbe pro* thatfeaalJm I^waoflWI. divided. 1 vtewef THIO HARD r«U8wsaw.ertUag A ; o®ce, pccridedforbr Jo. peeved March IMfo-lMJ; OUR GOODS No*-,<>rl-'>r*. ‘“J”- Bo>w <*•» kind., Fww S'1"*’ C^*r*' I p”' Unusually Low! f '” i the greater part of its matter is composed of tale% poetry, essays and humor.— Single Mpfch •»; FOR SALE Uouoty of Barrr : z’sS: b,^ci-*.- first two nsmes to its editorial corps givee it a political significance which will bottles, qf whiah the above is afao-svnHe, The label is finely engraved, and is provided with a safe-guard from counterfeiters. (Price fl per bottle, os six for fS. C. W. Jfohack, (Proprietor, Jfo. S East Fourth Bt, Cincinnati, to whom all orders should be addressed. II. B. Bcnniiieton, Middleville, and by drpggiaia and mere ban ta geamlly throughout tbe eoutrtey aepU COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. * Physician of royalty. Robcbt J. W gssca, Hun. F. P. tt' Lblamd and Edxcwd BCrx*. The addition of tbe at once establish fts Dated, September l&Ui IMA be of high descent, or * eornmtm beggar, ia «itlttedU> H mecbcoesMeratfon aatbe Hon. AND DRY GOODS! A Pennsyivsnia suhstitofc nrenl was arrested in Trenton,’N. J., on Monday, and ordered tolgavc the S’-ite. lie was offering from 8300 t<<8500 for substitutes to serve in place of araftud men in Penn. The Sheriff, Treaanrer, CUctft Ctiurt Commissioner and and. Representative in the “forfocu hope" ited by A. L. SKINNER. inyjudgemnt, I can best serve the Union wltm, several towns nnt being represent*} at all. 9KiSS CSX3T Styles af Dclalaes, you should have used my name in this ronnecthm. It is true 1 am a l,Um6n’’ man, hnt in Su-bbins President, and R. B. Wightman Estate of Prcsllc* Child. N. B. Mercbajsts wlihiagto flock 4Alt Itf 1 W. FROM aXX. A\uMa o$ a lor ryoAwre, a C. PSINDIX Judge of Probati at 2fcU per Vari. That JMMa'CeeveUee. _____ . This nomination Is entirely unexpected The "Union**,Mass Cynyenlton of ITic ; and unasked. I am n<»r.ooc uf you—am Valandinghamers J'and‘' sure bends con- 1! not and have not, been in your mnvevcned'^ftAeXxoA'HuuncOu W^rfrjKil.iy ', menL and du not expect to support ynur last, and organised by appointing J. day of. hearing. (A traa cwgy.) actf At 10 aud 12| cents per yard, J.LOCK SLEETKR DECUXM4. . „ ^°| ■’ ’’eion - • VCouatjf,CoeoentiHH: -1 just learned that y<>ur body, in BCMionyesterday.ni session yesterday, nominated me for lhe "Aw of e>f Cotmty County Treasurer. Tre: office SiHoiiB Fever, Fever aria, -Ague. ■ Jjiver Complaird, (^yapepaifk, Inatgeetion, '■. ■■. m Ta.-u.-nS.iee, Sidney CcT>vpla.yiyts, JUST RECEIVED DIRECT ROBATE QrtUr.—8i*t. of Michigan. County of Harry, aa.—At a aeaalon of lhe Pro­ bate Court for tbe county nf Barry, holden at the Tuewdav,°S7- »«■«.. TM rafoUbob age oT That. P |o my own penmnal say : "It’s of no consequencethe larger ; action. I *.h**iI susUih ibe hepublicnn portion of that party having proved trait- j ticket, and use every honorable exertion ora, it is limo their otgnuixniion was , fvr I believe that party ip. abandoned I ’a,lhf“l b* the Adaiinialralton in all its’ ’ jn-x-M_________ • •’ e,r"rb‘ to Pc^erve the Constitution, to appMC al saeraion of Mid C deu at tbe Probate Offiee. In fraa Three ia Six ShUUsgi per yard; CONVXKTtOM.— HVAE and al', other w? ®©nnpjEiraTii©H fully. DrMtvCMATIC COVXTT Come and See!! — , w iw..**w^.»o eround. OfUwiKop*. proKcMluauf ll* were made by C*vwM-i-jThu IK OUR LBE OF TRADE; .k, 4r- tj,^ CO.„Dl»Wd lw„ Md *2 no*, in favor Of«n Unrri, fair .nd ■«"*». union uf m,n, irrr.—ii,; The Court the audience MMsrs. Kdh*« »nd Witbey whx^wore DBMocMne ih» .di r„ I Tn« M.n-MkJrtii^/lTknfcg, }„, terday was a perfect success. ■WE STILL- t,roi F*~». 8 C. Prtndkr, J® r >.<i*d,r.Uo. ud f.,or | rMp^_ Mil, Jedto. Ihi, ooUu,; sola , a«. rvtfi aUtrcAu, a* w «w*awBun* •»>»**)*. iwall tw« O.W XV* “ AU wlnXiM JlrtV \* VAt to,” Wf.M'M rcrrkci\.<x\. aatvA — a ,«i»4 Bx^uXaXot o\ Wt auAanuVx-Xivt. %'Axow* OMttnax* ftouxVtv*^ Vui< Jot a 'Co«a Alft*,\>«X wwu-V xvcxdxA. wry artxcXc oj ftXorrvixtV 'B'rUcn, take r\ vw ^.voi^ct ^wAxOidM*, ar\& oA Vtye Xvnre, ot* a *uve '^reoeryVvoe oj BJBFT <D®HnP3OTT2©H tt tel. c|pinjiiig exynpOim, ’ i’.L Thursday, Oct 30th', at the Court House. ZwasrtntaiM ’thvaoc, WcVtevsj £tjal Gitins. Coii8^ gj£*2**—®fAT1HOr MICHIGAN Commissioner for supc^if re ft,' Wi 11 ^eifs ntltie''1 person s L" GRANTS SPAULDING Bstaie ed Eteeoner Bothbsra. ^■i ..■ -- Bailky, -a«n»*or- <•/ I-** luu. ••................ A. L. SKINNER mT r4"‘™ J'i0’ **PriM »**» < 'have horn. N. te n <1 i • ■. IN BATTLE CREEK! m a Ura n. MUK.fa •. iLP??iPff!<y;fX.ctU8lVK vsanra saarwaas. i jf-vor* ’rtfr NEWS •^-•tiBarpwrwTws ,s -FHOTmiJ?^Ii _1 O ger tMM «• '* *■" aky; an stive io tbe two«f?Utn ‘hrtt nd ik. pdinrt "Ttk. copies M. “HWijUxMlMW W. °*» W 1M. BM. I”™* “"^OWA^XOVATING <;«»«.-nn avoHU of the tadl~ will offliw refullitr to taot.' *• and finally almost « very thing you have r°£ ■ii । In .11 Wheat, Corn, OoU, Butter, Lard, Pork, t.iii RESOLVENT “-er- ii •tjja! , beni .! iisstKisasr* cnrxNT * bfadm?I«6 ’•terttM*.. �tall Cl'BBD RAFWLT ABD BXblCALLl .' » WM. BADWATS ewaw «M a otpper farthing ; "tOrWi+k.r.M •!*■ inside the v' r :. ■«'1 AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE r><Uwi7«m*tro>iiM«nr'f>WMri M «bai> ho . ar—H«..la,ank> ' »»*, Vevsr Herea Wrera. w Beorbstee Kreptts** i nr^rv/<>*r* k iddw*- resolvent:; .nd <ni« j »*«**«UTATlkO*ll«>WaxT--t|1-H Wean-toWf W< .Uf. . p.., fcll/.w k> d.. can na Inaoar Mtanw-Jma- think Ii Mrabte u> ........................ .RUED BAD W A¥’» RENU VJjb>^.ifa'a — Owen Lovejoy has been rr-nomitia-' si *• ~ n™± ^4XSS®^Ejs'jS«U. mature reflection OT11JUAI6 2 llikJld Clre.lt Cart— ISSS. 1SSS. *ll» .»F* X*r H3 /IKIWIiVafcjr;, TkOliKCWB &tooox> .siWr fPWVMM -8AMUKL NELHON. of M. Y. -BOBKBT C. GRIER, <<f Pm*- HA8 DUU.OVERKD A CLEANSING SYRUP, 1 Circuit Coart witbia „ S»R. ” ■Btloonf VmvBi TO -THE I’UBUft comfortable if yi think BtodhtaM , o«L , and if, upon ,’0 OOD. IT *Jt.L .MEND CHINA. >.~k- Te.rkr.le. •TATE »FF1C,JEBS. AUSTIN BLAIR. Gvrmier? * had rartwr path ycrae UuHk Miyself Umn CY WH.L WKJW» POHORLAIW. ONE BOTTLE. Which fotekty CurnUu la all oodiaary cscaa of Piaapiaa, 1 taka. Tvttera. ranker*. Enrotivii*. I has ’a *Dl*iVi *** °f IoB,*’lhta >7 LOUIS 8. LOVELL. CirmU diiApprebatimi; it recomnwbdp <*iy f the persons lhemselvea and of tbeir offspring. Lbt tndre espedaHy fi4 lhe interoat* of society at large, are made LLOYDS NEW FTEtel. HiATE COCNTT irrevogsbfa,- ‘'Whom Gud has joined COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES kt no'enan put asunder.’' CANADAS. AND NEW BRUNSWICK. SdifttF, made bp of virtuous and Christian men sod women, would recom­ mend a different course. If, for instance, tn follow out Mr. Van 'Burau's 11 lustraluia, the disagreement .between husband It is not onlv a Countr Map. but It ia n ab'ff wife'Vab- concerning lhe servant; if because lha tnan desired to mu- giving ploy a fre* man, and the woman a slave, EVERY RAILROAD STATION society would probably suggest that the easiest--«Ngr^> adjust the dispute and remove its cause would be to destroy TWO ■OTTl.EB. 4 * •iitrt linn mno’-k— A0BST8 600,000 THRKE BOTT LEM. SAMUEL & LACEY. Com’r. State Laad O«ce. It will Meed Bone, Giral, Lavs, and In : fact ever* thing hot Metals. JOHN ROBERTHUN. Adj.tral General. J 11 HltlEfllM M^l., jwy srfufa O-«W mA AKXJitC.i J CJUtJUH 9£VE*iU —< atowadUrv « tomradwF adrartiaing theft I Will cure Fever Bore*. Ulcer*. I NuseorMoetb. King* Evil. Node*, from the U'eras, chlotwab, Primar . . Glandular KweHlng*. Ulerr*. of tbe Womb. Ri<*•l*. Huftening of the Bone*. Fitz. Dropairal Effa K\\ >aA* UVEftWtLATOR to that Mmv atrika at tbe mot of Dfaiiii, by aradxoaksg every particle of imparity lull, WHIUUI,, vw a ■■ I ■ w ' ub^tM-a*c of the Skin, Joints, Itonra or Glands, but that this rvtnody will ewre. It clevuca the BLOOD. Resolr«* all «**a>»d and (Murat** I hr >r>Io wiah k^llh ANEKICAM CEXEKT CLUE. ...ins... - Via* 25 Qrw.U per BviMr. 11,1 r" ^I?."*,***: I AI 1 Price 2u Cenu |p r B-yilv. LIVERREfiULATOR: HJDWArs ZKAnr KSSOJ.vm (ixo in . j Gen. Roaecrana ia not a man of fluent words, but b* does his duty pra&llcally In goad shape. jJI to wstfato pmiso kiln. He bay not been, partirplar careful in Tenn. CZ'fH4ect ’rtbcl prnperty of any kind, nor to preserve rebel »la*ebnld«ra. The latter have not and d« not regard him as very tenderly inclined toward them. He htteiy nnressary tn th* discipline of bis trary, be has not put hiinaelf out of tbe way to allow alavcholdthe »*hri* l« »»(*4wd>'«*(t"r|WOh-/J0w wy1^ disposes of such questions very sharp; 'Dne fMng'.thal Rd has done nsiltibito his independence, and iUoaRAU** bi* mil­ itary temper peculiarly, while it also dis­ plays hia feelings on the mooted subject. He began , to ohow. ah soon Ms arfirtu Wdnld.^mtif. tbaefad believed the nrg rota could ba and ought to be made as bnefi^'fdton’f'armies as'toTlm rebels.— Therefore he gof all b* could, kept all br got within Federal lines, and used as many as ba could. Having no reliable corps of sappers and fWifierit. M conedred that negroes might w"' l*,!P“rrrL >” dl™7rd Cbpt. Gau. <M th* Engineer Corps, fo setoet 25fr dtoar, Intr1lig*nt contraband* and organize them mfo a corps, iu gongs yf ten. and instruct them. A company •fsoldiers Were detailed to superintend fud guard them. Thev accepted tbe «eryice with alacrity at 110 per month and subpistrtic* ; received instruction* as read­ . LLOYD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO. INDIANA, nod ILLINOIS. •oST'-Rfi! by Druggist* In evsry town In the United Stales and Csnsdss. RADWAY A Co. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS. From the Rew York Tribune. Aug. 2 "LI.OYD'BMAP OF VIRGINIA. MARYLAND ANDPKNN8YLVANIA -Thia Map ia very large it. rn.l >■ Kiel -will. .H.I it el, l_-e — 1,-1 If people saderstnod thr iMportanee of purr* atfoa with RADWATtt P1UX in eoatradUu.c- Including tbe ihkkneaa of the atnnew— Thar thra struck s hrge Iron pH. filled with smaller jwda, krttlen and abilfata.—They finmd also a law hraea kettle filled and botrUe. Mirrounded It Scrq/ula, Skin Qhctaa* Salt Jftitum., Ht/philu, Price 25 Ceeta pre Bottle. ’FcnviU Complaint* Bayer*. TBtlMS C \SH. FAMILY MEDICnfE, Ttomors, EHsptfons, * Fiis, Bn^fuious Consumption, gtt. «r CBOWLEY, (Role Manufaciervr* 1 JOHNS la a superior tonic and dinrrtic; rierllekl ia 78 WILLIAM Corner of Liberty Slrcyt. blind, protrudiur and blecdine piles, and reneral dability. . READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: STREET, NEW YORKJ danaa of two yearn. ATOTHER write*, hi* sen waa cured after hia Arab had almost wasted awav. tn ip'riant to House Uwticrv. Important to Hailroad Companies, WWAW FILLS DARLING'S Important U> Farmers AdWfiB KEGUIcAT^R cmi ttnrykody. , • 1 in sheet., |t, poeka with rollers. Krad Rear-Admiral Charles H. Dana, c .wamandine tbe Miaaiasippi aqua/Iron, ia authorized tu purehaM M which th. JOHNS fa CROSLEYB they aw more certain and thorough than the Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Elateriym-, and more soothing and healing than Senas; or Rhubarb, or Tatuartotfr, or Castor Oil. AS ALTERATIVES . CEMENT ROOFING, DAKiT^s'nvgginnnTrjfreK tf limlri* nn mv ..A * **—*_? — ia aw. IT B FIRE AND WATER PROOF R. ’ R. Otto Studley. Ew., ly Rart t^th Street. N. W. write.: Aug. II, IMO.—I had a tFflitnlty with the Kidney eomplaint three veara. whh eonitant pais in I he email of aiy back. I had Med moat alt ktoda TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. DktLlXO-S UVU XXGCLATOB, R. inrwrnmr thinking, bnt like to have tbeir thinking done by sime one site, wary tsibbmrf ArpfotMrfa*. that ' JIADWAY’S READY RELIEF Wil! WlirtAhdU- wb^iwff^paibw’inMtoitly^ its application externally or by its administration internally, and cores— RHEUMATISMin a few hours. BORE THROATin fifteen minutes. TOOTH-ACHEin three minute*. NEURALGIA (paroxrams of,i. ' “ ' ' tbe^Md aaQur^iBg troaBj-heyatem all <L» I They Jiflir from a!T swraaura । ilia. Their? Un ^koedb VAU AM th* Mt aetira and thorough piUa that hara aver bean introduced. They act ao dirocUy upon the Urer, eieilfatg that organ to .nA aa extent aa that the &V00A VoA^ccr, BITTERR action is Mt local, or conUaed to a porttoa of tbe In actirs ai>A inflammatory dmeasea. l)>e irrita­ tion produced by Dm Draatie Purgative Pills will ™s "3£>r 25i Maar psraaae ar* ia tbe habit of taking Balls. Ssidlitz Water. Magnesia. Ae.. to ymlate tbeir bowrfa. Tteto is tnuseeea. They succeed t* ob- Houiasha, Golis (Pains, Jndigwstion, Cbiftvanasa, CTtolera Jfbrbus, (Pain in tba /Jowoir, (Pi**inn», «to. never found anything equal la PERCBA AND INlHA RUriHKR. ag ' No Hcaria n-t^uirvd in making applicutton which confined me to tbe hou*e. tie of ttood tkaihisu, 1 look a Darling's Life Bitters* Il can be applied by any one. Booth fob. VtouNcA. WO WIOTt, IJaKLINU-S LIVEI! REi.tlLATOU. | 1 GCTrA | r.BILY MBDU IIS. MpuMd u. _ ■■' • PtBW‘A , CEMENT, miwu lrT all ninda wbri< .u u, Whim, uh- *t»d : • ;■ FOR SALE BY n,rn M^Ure?RLSiZ7a i noTfote tore One Dollar tn a letter ~ ' •IfiO BEST PIANOS. tlfiO .qtOTKSTEEN A HALE, bavlag mnovrt to eUtewew wafwaM, M. 478 BBtADITAY, liAN'L & DARLING, 102 Numu Bl, New To*. thapabHc a taagnibewl. AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. TO THOSE WHO THINK. "Wot^t Wke a CVvamv. fiVooA. .nA YAr«r VAX, cramps............... :.. Boeewocd Piano, PMOTOGMAFBIC QAiuaT KO CASH, Crayon Ambretvpe- Vignette *e.. not owe .tom of tbe bits ar other impartt'ars tjp«; Mkfaine"t|pe; npbsrfrr is ettwHnstrd from tbs Mood er ssrows taM. If TMirrnr Ambrutypc; NeiRmi BaMUrestffl wai^B toWfoSwterX’jSr* Pearl Ambrotype;.OnmnMi ( .rdaxsiXSE On removing three. they On one aWe ware binges *' '* 1 padlock, made Kh Vwi(\ua\.d ft* cviv lni|Ntrmrt to Builders. IXOTDW (MULAT MAP t»F THE MMfrtSSIPPI RIVER—From Actual Surrey* br Capts. rbeuruati.m. guul. As . I IfRADWAT'SHLUt HEADACHEu, Thera area class of < COLIC ily as white men, proved themaelvga men DIARRIHEA in forty miuutea. umonable to discipline, and speedily LUMBAGO, [pains of], UM of calomel. Mercury,Quinine, ia which cUchimoat useful corps in th* army, I CHlLlAi.......................... BURNS saving nur soldier* faun fatigue duty, INFLUENZA CROUP and doing vastly more work, pf " better quality than solrHefw will dfa. ‘ They have 8PAE' DEE1 naade-and repaired reads'and bridges, fel­ --------.------- -------- READY re led forests and built fortifications, and LIEF .bould be anplied Taken intarnallr—a taboo they would produce and ihr reUzstma and that would follow, woald be Hkelv to ar* now considered indiapensible. The ten-.poonfu) to half a tumbler of waler—will cure depletion acidit r of the atotuaeh, and promote digestion, it pzovc.fstel. In tbeM c«*es a mild, soothing" sod scheme was strongly opposed; the sug­ gently stimulating laxative, that will purge and bee!, soothe sad Mrengtben. like Radvay's Rm*' । gestions of authority were interposed ; Isling Pills, Is required. The cause of so many TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. prejudice was brought to bear; but the death. Iu tbae dUea»s* to owfag to ths want nf spnrgat ve Hl. RADYAYN F1UR. that wW . corp* <>f»egrp anppers and, miners still parg* without depleting or laterferlfig with tbe ' r*i»Ui. and is in valuable. I fear that.if moat rlcirant and (xiwerful medicine known in tba hmctlons or other soerettona. Not one In a hand- 1 Gen. Rosecrnns is not careful bow he uses j world. Thia la not boasting-, try jt, if yo« feel red of Yellow or other ferrr eases would prove: .rebel slaves in tbe service of bis country I skeptical, aad b« eoavinoed. It combine* in ita fatal if Rad war's Fill* were adopted intbrir treat­ composition the propertiea of a diffvalve atimuteat meat. ■ I lie will soon earn tbe repreachahle title aaanti aeptic, a mild but effective Astringent, and 8orac adroeeteesf DraMle FsrputAw rmmroas- ■ a direct noww over tbe nervaa, neftber narcotic o< “ d—d AbMitinniet.*’ There is nn nor auodina. t|strelia*M pSfal ly bold that griping, nausea, aiekMa*. traeamu*. manner pe daring the operat too uf tbeir pills, ia • favuraW. doubt ha has u fired tbe Southern heart” culiar to ‘taelff and for wbieli wo bava no word in sign l iftbelrpiUa expelled with the foeeae tbe —Cams. CtactMBot Commercial, diseased buaeors left Simulating In tbe eyelets. there would bs bat little pain or* griping. 7 It to the sbsswee of the b'le and other Tiuniora. which tbeir imperfect pills fail to purge out of tbe »rstern, that occasions tbe pain. By examining fas Some ynnng mm in Charlentown.Man. stools evaeuwted after severe grtptog, they will be found thia a^d eatery. ’ * 7 recently eaplnred an Indian inound in that place—the burial place of Ninigret. the last of the Pequot aachems—and found tbe remafaa nf hie daughter, bis os')y unmarried child : “They dug four feet and eame fo three ' veiy larffe flat stone*, weighing perhaps a Ion each. Raising them not of tbe way. "B\.oo&, •I Ji mac. and every other place in mary land .Virginia and Peasylvaaia, or money refunded. \tb 110 00 s year eared io every family One Bottle of Price *5 Ccflta per Bottle. 1. T. LUIVU. .0.1 - avA VkXU lifM Jitters, Price 25 Cent* per Ihillle. Buren^ay perbnp*, suit his Ch*lc»; but th* American-pertplfa faihipoaed *of honeat and Christian men and women, will prefer a more regular system.—JCerpify CouuXtta. The peculiarity of tba ■ This kind nf foe* snmunctiun and free separation, recommended by Mr' Vnn "HiKMeou. Ceniyieatu which hare been showered upon him from DARLING'S roc« TO MI BOTTLKK. ' nRAWAF8 £wtZr<RAVW^rmi£ Ambroty p-; imperial 4^ other Mse- Wrieejt L OwX I uo> ooni^o .i?f Ums with nay *uUc m*uufnetuf,d ic ibis eosvtiy, '-n»a 4T»Bmw!>w5t,MSWtwtac RELIEF. pprared that the pain, by ita (pacific effect apon vea, tbe inaida nf raualinnr the eirenlatkin he it, THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, Qcxutt er ACWRWmer bonnet atfreest silk, Extending from � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-11-05.pdf 18fb46e9888f13abf2ac14082a0dc571 PDF Text Text VOL. 7 IS PUBLIHUKD KVSMY WEDNESDAY, with unfailing regularity, with feeble and trembling band, nightly the dear ww- ST ItlSHROA, BASSY COD NTT, MICIUUAM , man trimmed the little lamp and placed it In th. window. 8UH, when the bemfod form coaid no longer totter about the ______ H. N. SHELDON cottage, when she lay helpless on the bed. and the neighbors came In to care for hsr, <4 rifecclva retaUaiimi demamfad alike by she would eay, “put the little lamp in «sr duty t» the outraged laws of human­ tbe window ; my Henry will be thinking ity and to our dtixens. Just so long as tbs bloodthirsty Yankees aroperrnited to about IL" Night after night, and even until her proceed with hnpanlty in their devilish eyes grew dim, she would watch the ra- work, raiyiag for Immunftt on oor sentidience of the flickering lights, only saying meutal devotion HDVOTUIMG. sometimes, “Shall I live to bear hia foot­ steps 1 Will that feeble flame still bum when my life’s light has gone out I 1 have longed to sec him.”she said, “I hare blastings’ business Jhnciont GREAT nwi! prayed earnestly, but I have given It all up now ; I shall not meet him In this world." “Have you put the light in the win­ dow 1" she asked suddenly, a few mo­ ments after, “it is growing dark." Alaal it was not tbe light that waadark. Her hands grew cold. Over ber coun­ IJisullana. GRANT * SPAULDING, Over High Prices, at the “Mother, J will be everything to you that, I can be; I promise you that." HASTINGS BASON ALLEN, ■ EALES IN GROCERIES, proxi.lowi. DRUG STORE!!! high resolve made the young brow man­ like in expression. Not yet had ten tenance came that mysterious shadow that falls but once <>n any mortal face. “Oh I my boy! my boy !" she whis­ pered ; “tell him,"—they bent lower to catch her failing—“tell him 1 will put a light in the window of Heaven to guide bis fttoteteps there." The thrilling sentence was hardly spo­ ken when the shadow dropped from the aufferor’s face, and it smiled in the* calm majesty of death. I A fbnersl followed; bumble hearta attended the body of one who was loved summers deepened the gold on those fair locka. The earnest blue eyes bx>ked fondly into the faded face that bent over him. There was a world uf love in that D. C. HAWLEY, soul—a love that was not only lip deep ■ CALEB la all kinds af Family Groceries. but was proved by acts of self denial. The words arc beautiful enough to be for her sincere goodness all through the JUST DECEIVED repeated. Henry lyxjke smiled, because hamlet; and nn the hillside In a little aa be apoke there carne tears to his moth­ grave yard she was buried. MO DR MTS * STRIKER Not many days after a great ship came er s eyes. He had that morning been a new and mo*l complete assortment of promised a place in a country store, five into the port uf a busy city. Among all miles from the cot, or rather eabin. where those who stepped from the decks, none DRUGS AND MEDICINES, they lived. It was but a small pit were more hopeful, more juyous than HUbrook'i New Bieck. Haaliagx. Mieh. He had passed1 । lance, but of late the mother had grown young Henry Locke. so feeble tliat site could earn nothing; through the ordeal of life at aea so far , unscathed. No blight of immorality bad could scarcely do the little that order TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL ' fallen upon him. He bad* kept himself aod neatness called for at her bands. IWEEZEY 4c ALLEN One dollar a weak! It was a very ss spotless as if at every nightfall his little aum, but better, much belter than , fret had been turned towards the dour of I his mother’s cottage. Huw his heart nothing. Besides Henry was to have 1 bounded as be thought of ber ! StrangeFOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL hia meals with his empl.yer, and could, I ly enough he bad never dreamed she if be cbo«>ee, sleep there. But be did not PUB PORES, ONLTJK ( might be dead. It did not occur to him choose, fur the glad smile uf mother ; f ’ that perhaps her silver locks were lying for the pressure of that feeble hand ; f . ■om und*r ‘'d ots coffin. Ob, no; be onthe tender Christian words thnt came from DANIEL COOK ly thought of the pleasant light in the those pale lipa, ho was bravely willing, window, that bar hands had trimmed for after the day’s hard work, to walk the five him. So be journeyed to his native vilmiles, though dark and tedious the way waa.| Often be came bringing some little Yonder comes one who delicacy that he had earned, and which I. A. HOLBROOK 'ngly—a farmer in heavy boots and was sweet to the inviiid because he bro’t TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. nek, his whip in his band. He cbears ft. BABINS. CODFISH; the lazy oxen, bat suddenly stops, looking One night the sky was curtained with clouds. The widow looked from her “I sro you know mo," said the young little window facing the hilly road along Well, farmer Brown, 1 (tory^ Slate xtroet. « hich the bay w.tg«>ns went on their way sailor, smiling. ^xExumxh'i to the city, and said, aa she aaw the twi­ bow is-- ■ " “Know you 1 why, bow tall you are! light deepening earlier than is wont, vHe JOHN ROBERTS, . Ai< ('••All, Extracts, So—his eye drops, his mouth trembles— PHYSICIAN aad N.rr~t>. RwsineKeu Uroml* will not come to night." TIIK BSPBCLU. BBKBFIT OF TUB LADIBS. way. urvr the Court lloow. The wind blew fiercely and sent the “so you've got home." “Yea, and glad enough to get back branches of the old apple tree rattling 11. r. cherry, against the clap boards, and threw the again—bow is mother 1" xTOTASY PUBLIC and Croroysseer willla 1 “Your—mother,” be says in a low hes­ rain, and with a spite, over the little win­ dows, sheeting them aod nuking dreary itating way, that telegraphs ill tidings PENS. PENCfUt. INKS. PAPER, EN­ music. So the widow, quite confident before they are told in words. VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. “Yes, is she well T Is she expecting that Henry would not venture out in Qtc storm, read her Bible till her heart kin­ me—of course she is ; we're late by a MOST POPULAR dled w ith the holy words, aod putting out, month, fulL" CUitorn a Block. Nlats alroet, Battings. Mick. Roberts & Striker, JR13 UtWiS, GROCERIES! S protntitlr awd •«•ek. Battle Creek. ____________ Miehixa"- patent medicines J?B. NETINS^ Partlealar the eiU I'anknlar atlaatinn p«M lu <be rotleelioo ot HaiaM and money promptly remitted. OfBca. with W. W. Ralph Baq., Middlevine, Barry Coanty, Michigan. tpTTRATr TDX CASH i» comfoumd- her light, went tn rest. She knew not bow long she had slept, when a voice awakened her. The sweet voice su dear to ber, was crying “Mother, mother !’’ At first she thought it » dream, but lis­ tening intently she beard, blending with tbe wail of the wind that cry, and a sound against the latch greeted ber. Instantly •he groped for a light, unfastened the door, and behold, there stood Henry, a piteous sight, indeed, covered with mire from bead to foot. Hie face was wet, but the honest, hippy smile was in no ways abated. • My boy. bow eoold you come on such a night,” exclaimed the mother. “Why, mother, storm couldn't keep KNirPEN ft ROBERTS A STRIKER. and Mel By. J. C. Bcsaows. kind., ’•[//«' ROBERTS A STRIKER. C. PMINDLE, UDGE OF PROBATE, Natan'^7trol Lead and Tas Agent. Win * fo"od " J me from vou," was bis hearty response. •Tve had the greatest lime, though, you ever did*see—lout my way, got into the creek, and it must be midnight; but I meant to eome, for 8 — gave me a trifle over to-night, and 1 knew yoa needed It." “My dwr boy." sprung fnwn the mother's heart, with a tear or two that trickled down b« p^» eb^ka. -1 wonder I heven’t thought of it be­ fore," she musingly exclaimed, “Aftar thia I’ll put a light in the window.—To DANIEL STRIKE*. OUNTT CLERK. Notary P-Mk. sad Groerri H. COOK, THZ GBEAT CAU81 OF human J ABBS A. SWBEKKY. MISERY. fur yon." ___ Fur three years the Lamp was platted in the little window every eighu Poopfo often remarked, “as bright aa Mother Locke's lirtle window, and H beeemo a »iUi <■>. ^borhyud. ON THS “Your mother, Henry 1 Well, tbe old lady," be playa with hie whip, or rather strikes it harj on the dusty road. How can he crush that happy younx heart! “There, you need not speak 1" cried the young man in a* voice of sudden an­ guish ; and be recoiled almost stagger­ ing from the farmer's aide and bunco bis face in hia hands. “Henry, ray poor lad, your mother i." "Don’t, duo\" cried the other, show­ ing now a face from which all color had flrd- “O! my mother! my mother I— she is g<«e, gooe—and 1 am coming home so happy 1” Fur some momenta bo sobbed in ago­ ny. How weary the wnrid had grown ! finshof each-albert. .JM find a foothold in our territory. [Here follows • half column of tbs bitterest lions of the people—somethin that may effectually curb th. iasolanaaot'the enemy sad peevect a prowcotion of those infem. ... r.> ahfiUgjJr ’ Sometime teat winter an eld defy, man uf (Springfield Blind* and servile insurrection with which the i Lincoln Government has threatened the ble opportueity, the clergy South. Hovis this to be done! We the President, “what, eiF. W j must resort to retaliation. Yes: but on the slarerv Question f i what shall be th. kind and what the mess-. juat where they ought to begin, will only make the matter worse—will only cxeitc the ridicule of th. enemy, and atim.late them to renewed atrocities. W. ought yooarixwy.' Tba know TrtiMrr ft.-fee old Methodist proaahor, sad the Fob river and its freeha one. in the pmsecce of Fa young minister •« worrying murder and outrage upon women and river and expreeeing feaifa that be Wd children. 1 . . . . J ba pro vented from ftdfllttng sunroof bis The President should iaaue a proclama appointments by s Rmbot fo th., (O»r. tian, demanding that Lincoln's Emauci Father B, ohceked him ig ^isr gravest petion proclamation be rescinded, and the manper, .nd gare him a bit c whole war .ystam of the North brought Said be, “Young man,ltttv^i within the rales of civilised warfare, aod it a rule in roy life not te declaring that unless Chis be done, we . shall send forces into the North to burn, President, *1 am not gUug to-.«K^y ravage, desolate and destroy everything myself oyer the s^vecy auction Ayil 1 in their path. Nor ought thia to be an get to 11” But the other iav, amongyhe empty threat. The recent exploit of Gen. Stuart haa shown that the Northern ter­ Methodist clergyman vli bed beanF the ritory is open to as. Ws an send car. atory just luld and knew of the applica­ airy expeditions into. Pennsylvania and tion made of It by p|e PcasijieuL .fYfhcn Ohio, with others to move rapidly from bo was intrpduipdd to .Mr. Lincoln, bo place to place, and do nothing but burn simply remarked, ••MrJPresldabt,Tuva and destroy. The daaaa population and come to tell you that I Chink we hev. concentrated wealth of them Slate, are got to Fox ri'var.^. ’ Mr. -Lianpbi satr the circumstances which would greatly facili­ wit of jbc remvk > Mtj tuxUu^ agjl tate our operations. In a country where a laughed very heartily b'xer it Was city lies al the end of every day’s journey, there no good sense in it as well as will and a town is passed every boar, an in­ Thank God we have now vading force would God plenty of occupa­ river. tion for its destructive powers. An un warlike and unorganiaad population wol’d suon tire ol raids tike these, and clamor Calico dresses are indeed a granjl in­ stitution. Delaines, silk», knd e v4n * aat* ins, are good enough In tftir plaoi-14n the parlor or band box, and all iacbjfbut A gang of rowdy boys in a Northern after all, the old “stand by,’’, the weheity, celebrating a certain Fourth of July stantial. is the shilliM .cailoo. t Cana In honor of their fathers, seized an aged must be taken Dot to son the sljk ;’npfbcolored manat an apple stand, confiscated ing must eome In contact With 'tW’feice his stock in trade, and hustled him away drees thnt will rumple gad*stain i^^M into the suburbs. There (hey kept him the calico, that’s made f*w work,».ASd for the greater part of the day, aad, to uobly does it .fulniJM .mis^iuo. .Silk «ae a phrase known in college, fasard him. rarely finds its way iblo the raalliina of They pulled hia wool, they kicked him, 'life—that Is, Into the kitchen1 a£ bmnc“,'<M’ they pat nettles in bis sleeves, ceh new into the but <>f the suffering abroad. '■Ret outrage suggesting another, until as a calico, O what rich njeals we-get’by.tiri bow it cheers lb.-auff.aUg, 'm with its bright colors. snd ehcwrfuii' presence it stands with soft hands ministering torpor distresses I But then’ iu addition to _ all, which quite broke up the hilarity of the calico comes In, may with exercliB bf patriotic occasion, the noo-extenalon fact­ kitchen duties—which ft known bow' M ion insisting that tbe old cuss should be do so well, and lures tn do ao dedrijMM ducked in the horse-pond and permitted and sits down at the piano or leciodewBj aad makes the liquid melody Row sweet­ thereafter to go about his business. High words ensaed between these mis­ ly forth—ay, even the blending of Ita guided philanthropists, and the party of own sweet voice with the mmfle df'ttw the constitutional right of every man to instrument, then we appreciate ealico.--4 iarnip kit swa oifftr. “ Ah," cried the latter with crashing Irony, •' you reckon a nigger as good as a white man ! You are nigger wursWpere ’ Look at old Caff. Ain't be a beauty 1 Don’t some of you The flowers iiad lost their fragrance, the want to marry his daughters T’ These sun its warmth ; hia heart seeinrd deui. wero very erwel tnnts upon tbe phllan“Heary, she left a message for you,” tbropfota, who pM«i<>.ately explained that said ths old farmer, wiping his eye. with they hated the old darkey as they did the Devil, that tbev did not object to the hex the sleeve of hia frock. “A message for me 1" It seemed as If Ing oa far* ft h.vd goat, but that hanging was an Irregular proceeding, which it was the white lips could hardly speak. “Yea; says she—so my dame told unfair to ask them to aerial ih, though mt, and so tbe minister said—Tell Hsn ry t will put a light in the window nf Heaven to guide hia footsteps there.’ ’’ “Did she oh! did aba say that 1 Gud would be the effect of hia own evident In­ ble* you JffTtelling me 1 All my long capacity to take care of bimeelf, and no­ From crim ms lions and voyagerZ have thought of the light in her body’s foJIt. little window, I have seemed to sec it disclaimers of hurasnlty that did loo streaming along down to the foot of the bill, till it grew brighter and brighter aa I draw amrar. A light In the window of Heaven T Yas, mother, I will think cutting one another's throats” .boot an you are still wailing for me. I qould not old black nifgrr! " Now, vie trad from eay unprejudiced see YOU in throe long yaara, but 1 knew tbe light was burning. 1 sannot see yoa point of observation, say from that ol th. now but I know that the light is burning." Slowly and reverently be went to the tbe candid it o>>afined itself to hillside grave yard, and there ba knelt Fatbnt Sbbmox Exti.suimus*.—jA sufferer from long eermona tbe London TVwwr that a hour's preaching the bottortt should be crartrived to eome principle of an otMicUrt, and clerical into ths gulf bpl proposed that a sounding b in the shape of an extitq exactly to fit tbe pulpit,, above it, and that al tbe twenty five minutes from I the text, it sbuuld begin to T. __ exsctly at the half-hour, to “shot up"Ihe' lengthy preacher.-SHroftjfc ArieFfam. ' 1 ibii' 1 w («ra i. ImDBUTT MsXthDM as SMS Ka*wri Tbs Borton JnwxHyaZor,—irreprearifrljr. heretical, but spicy,—is responsible for th. following . f Om Sn M CUtnr ■jrblf’W’r and wept on ber lowly grave. But not there ba thought bar. Alt robed in bear­ ban be aftly garments he saw the heautifa'. aoW Ibattl. be had called mother, and streaming Iros Ji£a wsslusouv.tedc.il> slender beam seemed to come, trembling to his very feet. Than he knew that the light was placed in the window U Heaven. .• “ room ed the pork from bi« ■■mw sorartiroro that I written ovari Loab^.OMJM But IbMlf* jos - ndH �will be, forced open tbe country, giving N n«M7M TO McClel. •mm, Oftte N.Y. Spirit that nn President Lin. to lUadlan's head- Letter from Secretary tinrsrS. Tbx eovxaxMxxT oan t«« TBS ITSKBir fbuflk. Philadelphia papers of tfa 29th tfa folfow " " (on their by cmnmnnlrating , _ _Mtaet, and the of. I of the Government, and Seward, wri stale oently adopted by I jll tbrmtgh with this con. he relaxed tato his usual familiar manner. privonera, amnm i ho ttiformn me Um you rot my . morning from I I SlW^and auT_w<««^^ Thta tnuv .J Cp.m Bur’l..r 100 I.. Cb.rlr.Wr". a was .irgnnitcd^C^^®^®® . . . —r l()c tnwn B1,d B aey other source. I wish to call ntirutit.n rJr.2?°.?r^**TfarlXtteredt'n every f ton fault to your character—a fimlt which ‘wo regiments of thZmuuntatas, a large , is ths sum of iny ..l^ervrt^ns j fa _ e . . 1 -i_i- yesterday gamed !■ Ik । any 'To At PkilaJofpJtia Bopliil Atooriation: important 11 ■— IlWtol UH W hr tfaotfa? head, of depart. Time will noon tell ; nod we bs&it -. ’ Ws ■'Wrehftions with me ch meats. aa wwl* — *“ the revolutions which were reception of tl solicitude for tbe honor of tbe In the same direction 1 e,*n“b,*° *ttb .,hl< tncu^ro^collert ^mwrmnjra^ and the destinies which awai future. C’l'i/F 7* h’? . .m^rnikc nil tried *n C"»ltcl no man ran <a ....... . . J fi,,,,. >rj-, but .PaMbSebMlw ■wrhtwv.IHe Phi1*-C^re wljj^lrrol hh.loo bld Barry true tothe Gov­ ernment, ; . '. TM1C»E«T bctctct 1! : We congratulate our redders lhai Bar­ ry County has proved her. unconditional pisiform uftbe’ tfiW/T Spetiri )>«rly 1ms been Into kftneked pieces, ‘uolll ‘"»• twoplsnks rthns’m together; andlhe former professed friends uf Republican­ ’ . Ikite of bhnketa. Mid wilfaettrnta, sleep' tag in the woods, on the ground by their camp fires, wltboukevcn oudctagniatistls; and w^rti J remembered that 1 had indueed hundreds of them to leave their hotaew, cross into Kentucky and join thw federal •rihy, how does the readersuppose 1 felt! I felt mortified, disappointed, insulted, and farther, that mb sppningy was due from tne to the men..and I made it to the regiments, drawn up in suqnre, before ______ _______ _ __ ___________ ____ taking up their line «f march. 1 -made", by Ita pollution. Thus may It ever be with those wbo place preferment -above pi tactpie. The rotwroe from this eouuly are nearly ’ have sent only partial returns, so that the majorities, probably VW|H W* Utile.— Ow the Stale tick* the Republican ssd trust a while locger to tfa geoerosity, humanity and honesty ofthe federal-gov­ ernment. They shouted fi.r the ‘•stars and stripes,” said they would go. fight and die in the cause if need be, and trust to Brownlow, Governor Johnson and Horace Maynard to see that justiec is deme them and theta families, should tfay lose their lives. “They received one suit <rf light clothes Ma >Htyfo«18. 4 For Cuogress, F. W. Kellogg has their majority over Church of M2. For State Senator, 8. W. Fowler has poaure, It moved me to tears-; aad in shaking bands with them 1 found myself too fall to speak, and only manifested my regard by a cordial shake of the hand;— A. Sweraey has a majority of 150 over For more than a month before they left K. B. Wightman. —2d District ,G«t tbe Gap they -were npoti half rations, and Tbomss bss s msjurity over W. H. for ten days before they left they had not tested bread, bill subsisted upon beaus Brown of over 450. and rice, and wily half rations of those. — ‘ D. H. Everts for Sheri^ has a msjurity During the sixteen days march to the Ohio river they by grating new con and killing of 606, over C. C. Bliss. such bogs and shoep as they could find on For Clsrk, H. P. Cherry bee a the road, it is greatly to be regretted itv of 627 over D. W. Smith. that the men composing this arfay have Harvey N. Sheldon has a majority for been so shamefully neglected, and treated Trwwurer of 601. • J- W. Stebbins wm with sueb cruellies.” •It over M. 8. Brackett On Represen tati vc, 1 st District, Jamc« Ms competitor. . For Register of Deeds, S. H. Cook Im beaten EH Nlcbola 749 v«M. Frank Allen, over C. G. Holbrook for Prosecuting Attorney, fas 037. For Circuit Court Commissioner, Har- voy Wright--beets-Harmon Smith by 550 votes. , Asa D. Rork, has a majority over on frrifnitfHlgliKW ,MW<4Hn’y may Iff to U In motion... .yvnera! ^y'.rr in tbe same direclkm- MeCfafan « l>ca<l-. quarters tfSvtow et'Bt-iflit^'Wl thb I ototnac. Burwatow-le-^rithtfaadVshce. A ................ ........ •yw to examine yoursrifotid see if this is not trea»*-< • r*-;r •_____ New Advertisements. .;' .*’?.. .ioEriKiuks** RsWflMgf Sfarpirtiurg, an^.piyfal foing pver ths Stou Mi rhtf has ,been resumed. Uhstand , rUtf.bqa.Uefl resumed. . Nots Nufcu Ubstanfi-j ing fbesc fhesc uiamfertatioua, mauifvstatoHia, a»d asd aenntrary^ aenntrarvT th« Um. M.U» l». ' belief entertained at bendquarters, the cleases unit tnv ihain, ’^dy ”fi pre*hw> -tavrwsra that the main, ’I, , P/Tf stales Tfa Subscriber is prepared‘to'ftehl| n,’l,<> rur— Oxen I the rebel ttamy' |mfafrrady>Hrv;>te<l. ... mdbing --yTranuH rw.J“r'11 i that wc shftTI get at Wfocbcstc ell '*«! tnown a eon»id«r«ble । fa ntrttv.Mell “- llut --------------- arm th E. PABBO.XH. Hastings Nov. 1st IMS. ______________ m. .Imil.i ................ -d,-lit ’nioanuin, through at hront tJ'Iu?, nut go . OfthoKtfaafatBestFfadosftisPsttrnii, Roni II fe M&v-d l“.F" _ ............................ rrj into wmirr 1 Ornw r““*‘ ‘ ber i. pa-bug Smuburi ><» other , dor willI oblige us to to.qwn own that tirnl heretofore farotefere J^—ntouDtaitw foromwVch the peo^-^-n -.-r..the very kind of administration.'which they at; the time nd mi red and preferred; Political, :mural and religious teachers exercise yie ffwatest influence in forming and directing popular seatitneets aftd- resoluliona. Do you, thcrcfiirc^genllsmcn, persevere ip th^ inculcation oftha prititndrtrief MWkt? «»* spH-r • kA.fw * - .At pies and scntipicuts nhich you -have ex­ pressed in your recent proceediHga, end1 •*»/• "-Sr advenra from FSx'^remfri were capfared. Uuf ' «£- rest assurod.thal.-if rod that if tbe the national magnamnmflnnno • f hl relurned to ramp. IH aTISO lL|ip thei ertsie^Crd^dl. ? rebd-fares <bc Blackwater mily shall ‘ found ' equal • .fa -• •• .bMb ibe .MMrjr v<^ Bnd Ph.I.MpU. p,. :.!.« ...* —n. ... bo«-r, l.ru. A. through wL__ Jm«»lr».u..> r.PiM .„J j |„,c ■wA «ner. h«v. r,-.-- __ ________________ effort* on.UM^rtprtb. the part of the A Admin _ pCfSIBI Hl WUK'llg ui nr;o » imw S'------------- , ., , IM»S «JMUn»B,iAliMVi wlll be spiircu fa brjng nbimi n peace ners — w* here k«v« »< n.a h«d h«rl tatr.t hesvv , be»n been uriewtrJ arrested in m Norl-.lk Norfolk to J.< day.. iVATCli:"jBldSb’”itsmsa^aibesrl*4i* .Wulleu riv-r* Wo -------- -------------- be seen Indicating n de ww*, t'n»>i^**cd lur without a lute of any part <>f the notional XT,eep< for . f« (Mr. on Snhdny fay Nothing could Traibrs, etoterritories, or lhe sacrifice of anv of the , It • sign On !>*’• part tn retreat.‘ 'Hiere i« 1‘ricc Bctailaat tr<ns»toteOfa.t j night,.and the riser has nut swollen. '* constitutional w\fPSnardn of civil reia stili fordable almost anywhere.” llglotfi ftlierty. ' I need hardly jwy tlmi 1 of Lee,,, A faille greeter than «' respond. Imi’arioe Ctote ■<"*"**>^*7^ the satisfaction winch will aVriif) tljai 'rekbit wTTl, be nnmeastirably increased if . M ! the ,t.A end J' 'nflhe At Ifa atrtl tswkt '’ 1.7 I • "7 ■ Thu fidlos ipg has bceu cocsi«edt,nt •' "> It shall Im- found, also, dial in the opera­ qumnw-aMCnm i’ai^ra.aa.-wgy. Ifoodqunrterj I Nvn YuA, OeL 30­ tions which dinll hiive preJ seed it human­ ' -I ClllnfaHtthd, Md., Octi 2P. ity shall have gulped new and important ■ a To Urfs. Gen. A D. ifartb. Chief of*Staff: ’ fldvantMtn.. Cpmiucnding. oprselVcs to I urtered-Lieut.-Col. Qbn-k, with Hie . ybur prayer^ and to the prayera ut, flll 88d Illinois, ta take lhe Rltig. l.i earulry 1 who desire ilia wc!(«ro ut our fttunUy and two gm» of Rourkrs battery, nnd ^ ”7 <»r‘uur side vf thnl riycr, mwF iutehd • lt<»n «-*. -* r»rictycfl!»ew ai»j.4Mk*i»U.and of mankind, 1 lender yon ibe sincere pursue the party that look the rattle in ' to hold uk\’ ‘ ' .. . *1<iEi!rL^P^-i^.viU.Orelau4f-. thanks of my associsfas, with whom 1 Hurdv rountr." • have the honor to remain, gentlenn-a, WATCHES & JEWELRY, ; them a speech, advised them to obey the ciirftmiuVd by tbe gnvcrpmeul. buL. can- fare .nd encowdittensl loyalty, who trust- «d Its fraH tenure, have gone down, defiled 4t, pbwer»Rnd all iu fnfetB, and ,lb»ri»i<i.Miii,n which can giro It <-ourBgs, ,per --- ----------p|j|,-w from to wi R» .wm F fro‘n Ih.jntitrpyWbwMT )*« urujll'JI toe jnhcrrapsvMafkdf pu required to toad ..or toysa*-c. Ilia, indeed, pnwlfilo .ftir". an” adaiinislratiun ,i# U>1« ; cbuuirv to enpeiive and perfect policies which w.mM^bjjbciiefictant,! fait, iv eould not carry ‘them .’into. effect without the , public consent /for firajtiipUnKtlion which the staUsumn Mrires from axperi , cnee Is, that be must do in every ease ; not what hp wishea, but vffat ha <W>< “In reviewing thiB^history ©f our ,counti-y,'we ~ w . find <M ninny taafaoocs ___ _.in. which it JisjhppFgra1»e,.errora fare'been । direct ora, and Hiiiiie' other motive Inc^plicaulp to m-j. . I rnrrip#*/' of yvts-Mvears WplHfort JftcjanBftside of to gather results. Such-fas.fa *' Such - Jura i been ynur history, ■* ‘‘-‘-—“.J, .Xtes is mn,Wn movements of troop* in ibis victaity hiri been eongMikHaod. wMtafau exception'll? General 8umnrry.fp<»w, QuW&f. Corps) J ordered Cspt Pnu dm Uta«j-« jtil «JT goverruurel. a I.M Mto. UP imw J— returned ofrrt t..„. * . visitto .bleu. part nf General .Morgan Une.oVl from ’S Mp«i,ii, , .aasiiqpi.fl* .anrt l« troops, who recently evacuated Gomber- expeeusl ib.rihe^jiove lite rklw ,bC tth« bud Gap, and that he. fiatfid, than* in a- ■ pelipleorhr deatitute QooditMw. ,They were on their*' merit W elwhv. dspenJeutoo lh»M|>porl way to Gallipoli*, Ohio. U>ir* BaowaloW: ■of the n.lbxi froni ,wUm . It dert* «■. »il JelphU wv >|zu*m RtnsrtD PtANTATihirs nc Lovtsxax*.—A correspondent of the Borton Traveller, who accompanied a flag of truce to n reb­ el tamp eighty milc± frutn New Oulaans, 3 few weeks stare, soya! “ We passed large groves of oranges, ripe,?and soon to dettav for wnttt tiF labor to pluck them *, large plantations deserted, ano the Immense crops of sugar and corn destined to the same fate, and for the same cause. The scene was dismnl in the extreme, and should be witnessed by its.; , ----- J AVn.biiHtWttJdrtu#; Suirak lubM" “Ypur very obedient servant, “William H. Sgwann."’ look the enemy at da/Hgtft tills morning,. "by the fsbetaamwral mrntb•nd attacked Ahn and raptured one hun­ dred and se+efoy hfad W rattle sixteen । Rwaslsglfa Blockade. Washington, Oct. SI. The Slar Myer *‘We fave-rtftabli in rwkfcUUi p Slewed, anA "rknfv ht.nwra F.‘lt«Lr.T. Brig. O™. vJ? » ibsprt^’ta . .egtiM *->» ]«’/X/ I ..J ,wplrr SKTrofi^srda.wiU ** svuc Lrre I of the MerrifofibTVV'. 2. I Wfr'b Mil I” i pre*. U> BB< Jrfut loysJduller, wi'b t-iljl'i* ■ lilehmrmd „.n.e lioir. <lurin# -r Me. I ( -M.. us.MS J'T? W.J.inetoh/i&si. from Chfa, bn her late The fullowing wyf jvccivcd ot. the i it^ every way a She lift®' b<-«i <»f MuHalto, .Headgurtera <.f tfa Zkrmy to-day.;, ’ rohiphrted nboyj n inoulh and fa’.mrtle far eared1 nf . St Louis- Oct- 29. .several trips to -Fort..Darling. ’’Stiu fas cotton, quite a number uf Texan slsvca, formation from parties jukt that lhe Steamer Blanche, trip from Texas t«» the port Cuba, carried, in addition to Jta. Cl <ft *7 with their owuens who prumtly sold To M.j, Gw. H. W. H.lleek: jPolling (noarSw. S»* Yotw Crrr. Tb. rf lbw Crowder I. wgaln ape , W *”•"**" ,b““1 r * them to Cuban planters, and also that co.Ibl, C,™. Seh.4Wld'. dt-rirrt-. from J? ■‘•■n.lpfr/U jkf H>f £.rj.- ------------ ,<tih several aeceMion families arrived from MORTGAGE SALE, -iq those northern men wbo, ignorant of war FrirelUrille, Ark., -r rh.< re.tert.T .1 inPrnW I., h«rt™ no.u.le.l In botii tickets, lease Messer fas a major New Orleans and its vicinity, bringing and Us ravages, complain of it so bitterly dn/ligta Brt-.Gm. Vernon -Ilie the »<««< three .eek^ fl» .nneUnery ..f cfsnll hannjbeen ioUe in tbe eoutHlibn. cf will) them numbers of slaves. It will ftp'over W. P. Bristol of 621. because they are called upon for increased JM»-meet of s cvri.ta Indjutoreot * .. • u_i i.t* wift-. Si­ be remembered that the steamer Blanche l.l lZ«.e.r.lr,..d '.lM.7.l1 Mobil, owe [ th. M.rhuoe eorfc. », 1. Sl» W. —IThy tbe entire Republican ticket is texes. At noon we stopped at the plan­ run her cargo to Cuba, under tbe British "mP .............. in elected by majorities nearly equal to tation of a Mr. Webb, and asked of the old black woman who thrust her head out flag. O.r*.rtT M. .beet 1.000 nr. eerl*.. uf her Sbeesol 1860. Tbe official canvas will -TheSpAoish man-of-war. Binscn degary of a window at our approach, for food for n.MI»M 0,000,1 ? '' Is said to have landed more or less ofifa e hll. the rebel ---“«** --------- ‘,___ --~-r f—*'' ‘f _ .'hc • June, in the year of our U>rd one vary some of the majorities ft trifle from man and beast. » slaves, entering the Island from ihowicin- ,eumnandri b, C..I. Cneenl j luar that tfa .Merrimac XNo. .. 2....................... it a failure, bumlrei ••■dADx-tjMkud nrco' " • these figures on local candidates, bul “ She called a small.boy, wbo pointed >'and that the rebels declare her SO, then |J^S^y^wirtig-r, until*' ity of New Orleans.'’ After a sharp engagement of an hnftr |“,,u ‘“S —• on the State ticket iho vote is nearly cor­ out to us a spot where our horses might th. enern, ... e .nrplwi, r™t«l Im,. | V mny eepwrt her I.. eWcul .nd 0" get a moulWul. and then conducted us in­ M.rtgaa^ u* I-R* rect. Glory enough for one day !! Tua Imdiak Wak Oran.— According ing nil his raifip equipihHite and a few to tbe house where ft sumptuous repast •'•■-• awaited us of cracked corn and a little tn reports published bytbo Mankato A»- wagnns. I napping. It was for Ihh rwi«m that a - The hiss of the enemy is eight deed nn dependtHt, the Irfdtau war'brnter In Min molasses. Fortunately our haversacks We shall not bsable n>'giro tbe gene­ <->ttr loss ii-five wounded, one rebel made a remark thnt the obstruction* ware.belter stocked, and after making the neaeota,and tbe red skins are far enough the fleM. in the James River fad nil been removed. -- ral result ofthe election bold yesterday, old woman’s heart glad by a present of awsv from tbe viciuHy <*fth<se(tleftien(s mortally. orianv. , ., , ... Gen. Vernon-pumM (be cntnSv for mUpdiug. ovti^lh, fa «myV. tly Mca aad it may not be well to venture any some “flour bread," we set out once to set at rest all fen¥» lest they return vre.1 mHes taw the Breton MoWtatas. ihf t^’-racti.-Bs wore rcum^l to again. Little Crow has been deserted several rrtHes into the Breton Moinrtatns. more.” ■ fet the Mcfrltwtt ho. 2 outi ■ ry «i>«J Rist* Signed, S.R.‘(NIRTI9; by most of bis followers, and has himself ic*cried M ..f M.eliitfM., MtiTbring 1 the issues were momentous, and the rc ■ • -J; “■ ;MnpGeh; Cam. run away toward the Riicky Mountains Trial of a New Iron-Clad. Mikg diJ»udtb«Mt«uai - —spti;ui. jioncjte.. salt, whatever it may have been, may The new irron dad Monitor battery Over 300 Sioux prisoners have •'been rut roster tse#! •» •* Pas-oic, which baa been budding ftl the taken dy Col. Sibley’s, and nre undergo­ tfarfi’omssrraAl sayiv “T1* ArmX ' iWUTF Contiuental Iron Worka at Grewipouit, ing trial befiirewdrutn head court martini. MIBLn BDTK B of the Itop.nuc w ;il hm-iifier cminlst <>f detn&ud took a trip down tbe bay yesterday, at< Their punishment will’Come Isler and three grand armies, nine corps, thirty j tractiog much attention from those ou sure enough in thd ftiUtrc relations of the divisions and seventy brigades. uarv BUJ —------r other steamira aud vessels she passed.— Federal Government with these the "The firat gmud army .•ilhconsist >of reammv nf treating our present national Tbe Passaic mode about five knota an weakest and most verttal tools of Beceseia. the. «ocp»:ofGena. Reynolds, Porter, and Manifestly thir will release Gem' Pope troubles. Should a Congress be elected, Franklin, under Gtm Hooker. thfaWrt iigbi fafarWsfa •IrtT-thMc, st on* lu the lower bay experiments ware and the larger share 6f bls troops to h ^r2--------- i-u------------- ... ------ .r 4b<) oppoaed to tfa Administration, it must D. Lovelace for Surveyor ol 019. • For Coroners, John O’Riley ran on D । bn remembered that it fas no session, or voles ta nsttanal affairs, until after tbe Fourth of Merab next, and perfaps not nntil Dec- lat, 1663. - ; rVfrtaff tfa period of time to elapse matters may be so changed as to Ifavfc wo fl*ctiot> in referenes to the then waist made with the armament on brerd, con­ field wtach be and they sill lite better, sisting on one eleven inch Dahlgren aud ahd where they een d- the qpuntry taore A few mounted cotoproles will one fifteen inob gun. Thia letter ie the service. largest ever used on any vessel ,«f war.— be all that is necessary to Mmfrh peace Its maximum diameter is .forty-eight and safety to tbe borders, end three Min­ inches, bore fifteen iaehna. ita finished nesota will be glad to farolsh'. ' ' weight forty two thousand pounds, whilst Riotcliji ur T7tx'NfocTC-x(iRX*«.-^-'rtp.' tbe shot it carries weighs fimr hundred ■ »V arms, The Mhm Btrnr, Wwhtah to Um xmvn, vc'iww corps of Gw*. Couch, U ifa SinciMA. upder Gen. Bu reside. ,) ^Tfa-third army still consist of Gen. Cox’ft.aud two . utfar Innrpm^to.-wbum ■aid county: ’ a.*m’ *lrtb tate’-dsr at Nsrnaber nrrt. 1■pfkMU will be restfvM s*<l detcrwluwl rtUltir perm*nent commnndem fave ndt yet been assigned, nsder Gen.-Sumner.” k m । ■ r Hbaduva«tkrs Arm*of trtfc PofoiAc, recent elections do, not'- shpw ,2fty partio-: , Sondat, Nbr. -2d, 9 r. Ts.—Genera! Pleasanton come up wBh 4fa enetayN lag policy of tba Administration. Thus, cavalry rind artillery at'PbllHnfontabotit ' it may sobappoc^hal wilhan opposition ll o’dmdr-yraterdnV. The fight, ■ whlWv it necessary to nominate >ar candidates’’ wvs rtrtdnvted Wta.ily by artillery; hiated the voters have elected a large portion of about five hours, when the enemy retired' radical men. Judge Kelly, TlmdJeus to Unfon, a emhll town about th tec Itarfrs Stevehx,Thomas WUHntnsendGleiil W. beyirnd. Gdr l*tas wks one kitted and with its abjsote both North and South.' lata Wordsu warw-amomg those wn board ScbotM*d drealt nTtfatschpul. and tost fourteen wooudrd. 'I’he-Wemy’s force o« tfa trail trip. K F. Ac /faL no votes bx Ik1 The few Phi«>n U)«lf «cc\ consisted of a'portion of StunrtNcavwtry,' and owe battery. Five of them are even'. enjvpwou W IttPouvaar N avax Captcsb.—-Tfa napseveral knfarn'to hare been kHled.1 ‘ rArio. to Um eruAtog oui i * Thfa mofnlng PleasJnton renewed tfa <M,to bk»i lh.So.lll m«J Itof >fa»vt 8 ftMock. Al 10 Vclmk lie ondstaty (founds. Tbeezperimeots were satisfactory, excepting ihst the smoko fill­ ed the turret unploasstrtiy al timsa; this turret revolves once in ninety seconds.— Captain Percival Drayton, Lieutenant Miller, Engineers Uttig. Hwbie, Dipps and Hoods, are among the ofltaers of the J£?X«K... ular spite of voters against radical caudidates. Onifa"<5pntrary, while,t^e.adyerseries oftheguverntrient fave often foupd • ■ ‘ > RAMtm BOTMR Mertt-r* Estate of Rewrite Wicksb- Asmsmi'i Ornes. Ioxia. Oct Bib. IMS. ALONZO SEfcMONS. •■' •’ * jtessrer.«h Dts. IIMt | D*;. Rfaxcirti Wttrltiis.-4.By rcfcrene# **“ *■’" "* *’ Uu r-. adini; o ‘ op tbe third pa<o, , the S4lh. ■raj-er wfarotaforeed bt a brigacfe 'of'tafnntry. KT oppof . ... rit one 6’dnek the rebels foRi back ’from ^radlI ra Gro Vhten, Smd odr tortfW octnpfod ■ ■-■ -• — AdmioWrUioo,lhe hopn 1 , i-^n. .ii*, ',1 Itettotou* 'M»l rttiuwi' <M»'« No mtn fit r> ■ijowARi, ffleocftTwx, Miua.r 3L tHSsSr to <torit.’i �Tefal W DRY-GOODS* MH Ar . 4"1> MBTJshjI f AT THfe; OXLY EXCLUSIVE often d.j but c l.^d ™>A Hm vrry plruanl. ”-W9^f«OF- IN BATTLE CREEK! ny Lear either reader. Lm<>w c, j-—•—•• “iltire. il'ire. Our ■T>|« Eh«cnox l.i rUua«L—t£wl*7 ^PMCES” CASH STORE! the electric •0 often ended |^wt military -J*. In Urn i»l‘<Mdy been for*. VM7 taH mooa. ■rroMxcxnc •—-F-* AV*’?.-’| DIGSSTIVE SROHS. TVYCBt CAVWv-ft ’<>««« iro? Muff • Y,*| r-> >! »' mW- ' ".tefl b ,»> foal t»df A- L. SKINNER wi'iXteds: 1 ‘1 Au'In* Stir? ^;ra^,uier4'~' An Immense Stock of T~»X*i.’^,;!“ " ■•uteotfriiacrtak. .• u ti.L . Al a saMiotiXttee ProbateQMrt forfb« Coan^ f < . " tv of Barer. Iln1,1A.1,— ^1- — spwp-i pk-Maiuly li, llic It^ldWfean, iha, ,o Fu.l..ni.t., h.dw' Tb« mulct,xWSVjMFuiat*<l unfcn with . S. iCM. reriloT BEFORE TUB RECENT ADVANCE I there was more hwd »i»rk ^rfbrme4; „ pocidlv bj the Rrpubiieani than we have rvwmaMKd Lcforc w.^p. b* Come and , «u.ri^ «lil»n iu ||„, iu Id bar® in tbeir ^TOr |mpor(nnl Mhrnnu,. «Meh I. p,rl, ,h> | hwlar .UM. th.,. »n> depri«d—lh»-. I. । loMy, th. tnhv, .I ...rtf "tihih^ ** P"^“ ',U“r,.“«uF ' Tkrn,. nil, n.prtsA’VF’^lkfWOyv.'/jykcr. Ik. Fu.h.rn.1. ripprUrt mxi'j SHtoill Ton UTAjfl Which are offered mmnndars coald 1 lien «,>*□.(« f..rTmwwl..wd --- 7 "‘-p*- OU guided to make tbeir marches tar uf Deeds rtcwvrt SI hast Hurt y ma. lake their pMftom with jndgement and UXIHEOT Tennesaee; where almost ,D 2000 yds. plain nnd fnney Silk, owa vic^ry^l.^up^ul^Joresliadoued I lrI’?2nSLl^??7i2ir^Wb° U»»ver.l,rl,„log d<d«t ..ftl'.t-.nbed ’ JAtensoapy.) mef :,■• d.a WU» .’t.X?*cXlSt".^ fr»« Three t« Six ShllllBgs per Jart; rd Kusjomsm ultuiii, in tbk county, is J ■» «»oo ai our force® enterit, th® want of । . . ‘•iirrii, mo wutll <>| buriud in deep dibgrncc. .................. ‘ „,«(,. u rdL, i ..p. <111 ,Ih .ml ,Hl. y iU..UaJ J Th. «h.ie m.U.gen,. „f jV T7 ' , T rf J s m | '—T”*' nnu experience or InataaU v Hthe„r.l» at die nervi™ Kereral cases uf P..imc»l. Mkkr'.u.-W, .ml i th® region will bu '"-..lljr ____ _ _______ _ . ... j n» the deliverers of the state.—.V. }' uouqtol luelfaapqbliciiti mvoting belli at j lhe Court Iloiwc <hi Tuesday evening off ■ • AC MMNBUL Judgr of Probate. I Estate Of Prentice Chad. T) BOB ATE - Order.—Btsis cf Kiehigan'. A (utility of Barry, ss.-Al a session of tbe Pro­ bate Court for tbo counit of Barry, holdcn nt tbs •’ „ ., T , ‘ wr* , -, A largo «tock of ..rr; ndlwrwl i r * rff«t upon . , "Dv ■R.oYhm.Vs . J ft\ovo.o.c\v 'Wwi«ys Usat Daflleld vOcL«J',8“- ; arc 4m. \^>or man's Vn*ai. \>r. ‘SLoYvaek's ilia argnineuts were tetlrfrg,'and pie convert* Lu R.puUieunisNt HtW’.W't u L... A iT<HXTM*jTy- We/? lire p^^<i «" Thnt bis death was caiiaed by wounds j jtirn that mir nighty cstyetnixi tot^nfimm. received on thi- Unttle field where ho was j Dr! WhZlXm 4fp/>»itrf,*' 4-is the I; -npioiintmenC of FirWt Snrgom in *^flie k . - • , .... to Us bn-tbers in arms. ■ n c hope and bolievo ihnt his spirit has ! auustntted «u-nded-fn lhe rood g«»od Gm! Oml who who ante gnr» it.' it. -in the am) where we may hope to meet him io menus a p>ud <«». ami we eimgratulate K.tli the D"<d<*r mid lhe rt-gi/uent up?»n love and pemv. _____ i As a teatirnmiinl of grief and reaped jt • xr , — -________ ... . i ^’directed thnt thv olHccre of lhe RcgL tsrlnmrml.Krf.h. wileqWiw H | ,„r of niournin|[ r„r -their good forlatic I no Af/rievlhtritt n weric br ; rfrirtr ditya. two since, wedid w-l gwe tbe terms H; By unlw’ The pricu i« $1 it yetfr/ aKd i but the rvat of this year, and lb® map in i • vqlu-. dollar. <O Slavks BsrryCwmly, ths Jous MOTS & 8®W&?», jX“ K 11 HARD-WARE I the last une out, am! it aff.rdefl fhmJi j m led and circulating sis weeks. imuMdlately precious U data day ».n>ereb'^l, «bers weHtaS' <«>*■ gJJZj C-ISO WIMTV lucre US STu'e? M«Sfinl , ! M.-Uiir) , ftutalUfj. M'MW-.mlfr..ni*i.»e.»eJ 4A.Abe U.ue> <mJ , - - - -nnd Opium; n*e the bobbys uf the Modi­ . ,,( *.1^-.■i„n ____ -J one — nr the tl»* uther Other <>1 Another weehfy. If lhe Pioneer mun iuw » pr , and CBJ proicui™, W~ - - • ,—. . ... . . .... »> ___ . H«w r , drug, ..._______ in ninntv-tl n.o pwribed In niwlv nine printing prea< ; |-ijtink bi<tJ*»t i»*uc JiHMt Im zki^y’4 mW. Ho need uM try to conver(aupnd Republicans। K>U>,. “Iw»- icn 'Union lata” fur he Cann..' Kwif ■w the Wirx arc . Crieod* of the Banurr at '®Wrdr johrv, ',lrr that! impiy p-m hoe to one Republicac have gone to war, j and that tbe Tories oi------------- 10 ^^0 ^SA^OTOMX ' »?. I I Il, w flU 4 i SWAMP LANDS. CCUl^l^ilQXSB^ NOTICE, /. Stacks of t * >: Clothing deecsned, are Hetebr orUfled and requested to present the sAnjaTbr examination and aiguMmaal Web wo lire aaxios* to aeD, and WILL. SUB, Io tbe nndrrrirued Comtrihtfonrfa.Wj aMmfo'ad te” -•'st .JL... ,£ rightcmlh' of I t taw of TUBSB MAXD T1MBH wo on arlteg {■•restate Court for the final ^nririof^daluu DA?^ ■Dated; <MbwH,’ OUR GOODS, Unusually Low! 1MI.1311 VtitSil l!’2>.WU I to Battle Ctak ^OMerf.diHbWilW THE Xflrenk-r hWiug-.UM rerLored health h>* fair wv«k»hrmrory slmnlo remedy trial • otf l. ,*Ni> IS, IM2, JirwcM ELECTION NOTICE. otioa is hereby elm. lUt «* Mw • •J Kteciiou to be held on ths Tui N AXS.TKtS7S:,K I® littteellKre- vonffniH. if tr>A>n tverx fliwcxlptiun • SUMIN DOUD, dthainMrat Dated. Heptember I Silt Mitt. ' ■ MjdKr -S t>» m^ip>«nt d^ra>e> Flni.Typl.'WiFo'er.li'noetae, Ga:xh—The Tor!e< gretK DWWC <»«cr luu gams (• rbe October elcdhm». . L . r*K . .2. foil lowing lands belonging' to the said estate, to wit: Tbe8oulh Weal fractional quarter(W) ofthe north M»< truclionai quarter, f Y-) “»<’ f*e onrtti•art frsrtioiml asartarfXj oPtbs aa® (tew ?st frac- ■ tieaal quieter,Hl of section- tweutr, ffiC.) In toaiwiiip two | x) North of tenge nine [*'. vwl, Rtlirfw « prerenthe VX eb.r-u.Al. .11.'■ enimM .rare =■“! ,ta” 1,11 tb» ««!■«'• lion io lb. «orl.l. Let tbie medidne be Lilt Lilac. a tic 9 w I iri iM, H will do, ver» VOVO after It « o—d -lu--------- '•mX -1 R* In.uch ouw »l>er« Hare 1» |»l»«• ffr.TK.I’iort I, Intel*'**l>eM’—1 'rom LinLt^fl., IrHUW® end influn.nllnn All FOR SALE BY ,a’! Roberts A Striker. Ussttoite. Kli JCteboU, Jwr 8 Terry, Orapgenllo M II Is. fl ■ C. Hwift. Prairieville H B. Banaiu«tnif7V>dftlifvnTe. of said Coarrty, J sh.ll pxT>o»etn suction 14 tta highest bidder al nf I,, th. ■»« .nil ••! -mo Immln'd. IMraft i’ rwdbnd <>r m. oMj do ft;’the Jcwwr ba* the nwoA friends pet. •U orderw ebould be oddresttd. DRY GOODS! AdnUnlitrator's 8h1c. amusetncnLf<*r uje, altbnygliit ia diutres 1 of - ..porenlly -•------------■» [.henomer. v.t opfx.ile .I I el „ »M «. sing ~.s to ~ rend Anythin# ~ so ntterfy ,....., ... ipmrarilF — „■ . «e d.. not .inp m e..n,ider tluil I l>J,' i "X,• with. I think it. editor i^rfll to.ttroli | ri.™ prenvlb. rnl..nir1 in .lino.1 everj , t,V welt as personally, he had belter |i-U Iii» Tniwe fitters are put up in qu^-t botlln, of whioF. lha above ?« tt '/ha-afrteRe. T/te lahri io Jlnaig anffru.vad,'ahd M jroviArf XtrifA a aafe-ffuardl f-cm eauntfrfritan:( GVioe per Lcrfli, hr aixfir C. IF. J^obaoJt, (PrepriefcY, fto. 6 Boat Fburth Bt, Cfirfitr.nuti, to whom I of the pcndr-ioy cfacid । teh/tu . eutTi^iny diveaw-. ■' ••- aw 8o\4xiv'» Y'rxtwA.Xi^, ■Dko.rAiAO. "Pift*co.'l.tru, 'BL'I\«uxm.<u«u, SIU’.JLMAN C. PMNDLE, Jud^c of Probate. U J* ' *! <-w\o\^a.\>Yfo. Dr. *£Lo\>oek'« Bbowk R. R. R. PAmrer, but for amuaemctal I have re^l | And ft\o«ko.e\\ Wv\X«.v» AruM. (UMU^ vu\A wxukc ft\omek 'BW’U.ta ‘ .vnvntl> PEOPLE-^ O.XDER St. '1R.o\>aek'» Part of Section. ,, / .j^.. r, /? of the slaves if ho permitted them tn siiig n e ’ nasTkSos. N»»t. 3d, JrifliLs i th«» *°«3. anJ ,h« replied *£-J Bsxxr.K;-! have iJety Own i be CuH "”^P^________ oiliers, and I liavw been mWch ettrprieed j at ihoaudaerfy oftf* 1‘jontn I l<U uot maku a practice of readimMhe { vavA^oraYe. KYu. weak awA A&nYvKaKtiu H We have re- i Ctiowgs.—W belt Col. Daoiel Ullman was .reading Hw papers u? flasUnga MiM«ug ; ivarlj, ' >, in said petition dsscribed, to said PHIUABT SCHOOL LAND. Ur. 'B.oYvaek's 6Vomkcvc.\k '&kXX*.*» ’ . tzT.1'" SSLi Ur. "RoYishsX'Sr-^XeiKusekv ftWYv-e* n'.’ . .... .. GROCERIES K-'JT1CK U W„l, rt'".. >h.l sarx. lYvi Jaoov wvarv raa\Yw ■Dortor's "SvYYs. . am VYvc r\e\v wuxa's HoVacc Cora^orK. rt! C. I.rfs, Lt-Ce.1., Sikoing Wc hhve cicrykind of goods, suub aw u for suiAeosnir. “ KBJM-DIB® 5»am>BlES: Aen»p.,.nd«n !«!(, t„ H»i. ' ,■»* '"f. 1'ark ingtun. X a., ho repeatedly beard stavea Address Owaxca J t w*. 41 Park -t lUif w,trk -i(lginjj tbfl j„bn Brown ! w City. ...'.. ■tj,nrnt. Col Vllnuih rtsked th® uwtier “ i* Dean JCMt‘ , “.‘fl - AAtreW c. bufi? situated In tbe county of Barry, forfaited iurupnpayment of iutercat. will be ottered for sale at late of aairf cuuut public auction, at Ibis office, on Thursday, the Mtb day of October next, al 10 o'clock, A. IL, un­ less previously redoemed according to law. . BANC’ELS. LACEY, Coninmnding the Regt, ' sulawrihcra sending now got not only toe Jous Ttlkr, Acting Attj. Aj/rirultvrial fur all uf 1863, ^Vut 22.) ‘ s ------------ n.Miiion, all fiw n . I । Estate of Prentice CMMr I QTATE OP MICUIGAK.» .. Probate C £•*£• -n^v. .4hc**|»pvr. A. L SKINNER. •• ■ •«>*-' Oct. 22J, 1802. ’ fttOWMicXv. ’WVWtt.VS At 10 and 124 cents per yard, tbit the heirs st taw of sa>d dccrascd. and .11 I other per»otislntercrtcdlnaalj|esta*e«T«ircuuirCTl 1 Vrder No. 22. to appear at a smlon of said CfttuL (ben to .be­ ' , ''"f* ‘“““T1 ->»»• Uat "nr I BeMtifBl Styles sf Delalsts, holden st the Probate Office,In Ute rills** of Hsstings, eanse, if spy that tbero.be.petitioner why tbe ’teloved companion tn arms. Lieut. Win. And and it isshow fnrtUer ordered, prs»«w ofthe peritioncr hhouJd not the be eranleiL M.DuSHa„r<X a,Ud7«d, ndnem at ?»ets per Tart.’ j giro notice to all persona Interested in said estate _;_of 11^ — ; ir our dnty to express our sincere regret I . Itirrcou. ny cant /t hi* untimely J.w«, Knowing ns we j j. gg. Mcrcha«laTriahlMgteBtock i ’ ttaJi^^br* naa order to b«j puhU >g a copy of this notice and ! order a newspaper priu du hl* noble and soldierly qualities, bis ,' ... to bepubUi ltd in tb« ‘“iMiiuca Dsaner.** ty of Uany,r ?foe. warm and cme.yuanaliire, how sad the । "P Wl" “ ?■ OV**1 ’* 7» rla 4 and circulating in said eoun,™liWll.«. I. 1., .11. !bcf»rrr>lus EkM. f . 'lUl'fe.JT., V ^ir^.-lr. l»-»..11 ..'‘.‘‘jd ‘ ■;■"•••«- rV\x«.*c ’B'h.VtC'r* ov«. coWvVomA oj VO.VS. <mvA ^xM.rSuX. took* YvciAm, wWvtYv «m4u 4muv XVvc^vX.^ 'Vovivc. Which we ufrrat and bis every eentenee tuld with »timping >Ijiver Complaint, \(&y'&pepBia, a\xA oAX. &x*c4xm,» p5 lav Y\aXu.\x, . TKSJ8 OUT MMMHwMm Hfettau. .^..nd wh™ iu .Lpi^u .. ■' ‘T''" , . ,.i \SHiOTM3 F&V&7'., . Zrei/er ge.72zZ \JcbWZGLiQe,. i • Xidney Qomplaimta, r*------------- The tneetity; was' addressed ! last week. I I Fl’OM to be poHisbad in th* Ilasttags HsnMr. antws nanar nrim<w< i» »...< ------ ■ -■»«■-- . .. _ lediatefr previous foiaif ' Ererts, Republican, hg<j four ]ft ccriaiaty of acting to the best edvan AltogotUr it was a must Xri nVAE JUST RECEIVED wnicii fur Hepre-1 •uul •“ «* iwgius mirruoftdlng Ulriulb— unamg vormin— •tentative waanwiy eight,-while dm Ropub.iL"* ° of f topkgraphical i: msjofity. .rrrw WE cnaua mapiniy over 8«cwy j*’rity e^eh. nt OUK LIKE OF TRADE; ■URCH, 2MdLfl"*,]?,p»‘ «* “ Jii^ehxwwli/zjrdlwijruAir e believe^ wra nokaffivwb Ko 4m. vytaVve a* a ttttOAtvM. wXAeV. uAVv Cuve aX\ -ike “\X\* uAvxXx SVwkv vs V*u, Ke," W, «« a. wwicAvaX. a«cn.K —a fpKaK "Ste^wKaKov oK Viw suAewv. In KW Wou* SvrtAeU <4\Ytt -WtsK auA SouKYuVs VC Wa%, $or a vtuxcVv VYce&eA (v& aVi\.t,\.e o\ &lovtva.e\v uAvxeXv1, Vf tttkexx \.u. oa\A aX X\x«, \\.v<y^e,r Xxvftx, <vrc, a SUVt> =1 reaculaiirn in CoogriM for tta Fourth Grt*mssloes! District of (Rs Stale, to which thia esuaiy ia atixcbe-i. Also, a Senator for the Twenty -First fl to Mortal .snuRaft mHa> Xa. �'Lwc£5 ,?f ,rvte..«» Ctete^ijosrcoMxar aut* o I AMereep &wroraZ-KDwlBD BATCH, fo MlMouri. WttL atoout 004for, tidking th* Agricultural Suclrly, wbkth «] tbeir tronaaetionx f<W Onc-lftlrd'of tbe wgfafi of b siets of Cartilage er iM|jfr nsgtl under the mriud wfK«Lh ,000. TO THE PUBLIC The Ohio State Journal tells thia story /utaw, X OU being «xpo*ed b*eo*M dsy . with an easily fermentable moist substantee, g rapid decompoirilitjOfr pf tbe buuea will tab* plaoe. iW order; 4»uw- ■ f> 1i XFW, to Usteo toiA disaoUtiou of the . fitr m convenient/ by * akdge, .nd placed Into altcmAte Uy*rs wlni..L __ , ..loem, Harised wsfifio, toW-dukt, or 'swwnrpiTdnck, Ming a safic'idot quantity of thia material .., to <n .th* «rsy>9te hmopg the broken particles uf bont», bat hardly mar*. • Bo gin tiie heap with a thick layer of(ij)uck or !o*m. mixing in the butted, and the wbold pllo t* raised, puur -over Il -etale urine uy liquid made by- dilutiag cattle manure with water. Enough of this liquid should bo poured on to moisten the entire mass, and when the pile is completed, covered a iuut thick with earth or muck. If lhe weather is warm, decomposition begins at once, nnd In from three to six week* all traces of the Bone* wilt have disappeared.' Iffermen- and Thera U a variety of BUa Disease* bsfaed tbs nkfil of tba most sssiaant m and moisture, is found to readl "BlOOD VlVLS 1 have another all-aufBcieot reason ; one DR. RAD WAY that you cannot refuse me exemption fur.” “Whatia ItF asked the doctor. HAS DISCOVERED A CLEANSING 8TRUP, "Why, the fact ie, doctor, I have not good sense—I am *« Idiot," solemnly replied the applicant, “Ab!’’ aaid the doctor, "what proof have you of that 1 What evidence can you. bring.” "Proof aotxdusive," said the applicant sWby. str,! voted for Jim Buchanan; and if that isn’t proof of a man's being a d—d Idiot. I duntknov how kboay ooujd he proven." talicwt should spend itself before reducing tbe bones, ths heap must bo overhauled -/^fiM'set up anew, •* before j snd’if exam- imng the muss it is found-to- evolve -antsaKnia, let it be covered deeper with |r**.' * TbU bone compost f says Prof. J-euntains toe pbo-pbules of limit lu a •M'nely divided stole, and lhe nitrogen of the cartilage which has tnoatly peered ■rto ammuota or aitrstea/is retained perfectly by the absorbent earth or mvdkv..’, ' ■ j ' ’’ ■'•Jii' Thia informnlioh as to- the method of will be of immense ndvantftpe and '^aloe r? farmers. Any one can preparp them in tbe,manner here directed, and it will .be found 'fflSich cheaper, of less trouble, and fully as effic­ ient, as lhe way of preparing tb^n by tbe use of oil or. vitriol, su"g/rotvd by us ■ ■ 'i number of weeks »ince. The testimony rf, English Jarmen who Lava tried , this plan is, that bones no composted, fully replace* tbe super-phosbnte made by‘ lhe help of sulphuric acid-—-Minas Farmer. ' A correspondent of the Maine Farmer, in speaking ofthe paae with which exhaus ted fields may, under certain condition*, be restored to fertility by pasturing or yarding pheep on them, ®rfsf—"My atJRaM recently called, to this subject by Albert Stover, of Harpswdl, wh<> ’. htfiirmed me that bdhad tin old exhausted mowing field which had been cropped -for nearly half a century, until it would hardly pay for mowing. A few ytars ago he turned in a flock of sheep lhe last rsdf November, where-thsy remained until 600,000 1““TrSBu4iOB’” JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General. J. H. FOUNTAIN, Quarter Master GenereL LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATS COUNTY COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AMD NEW BRUN8W1CK. Will core Fever Bora*. Ulcers, Berea In tbe Naas oe Month. Klug* Evil, Nodes, Discharges from the Uteres, chicroaU, Primary SvphllUs, Glaadular Swell Inga, Uloer*. of tbe Womb. Rickel*, S^teuing of tbe Bones, Fils. Dropoieal Kffuaaona, and Diseases induced by Exposure, Ac. From recent aurvsya, completed Aug. 10, IMS; coal I2C,r« to engrave it and one year's time. FOUR TO BIX BOTTLES. DARLINQ‘8 The War Department uses our Map of Virginia Maryland end Pennsylvania, cost gKO.Ora. on which is marked Antietam Creek, Bharpaburg, is tbe only authority for Gen. Buell and the War Department. Money refunded to any one finding an error in it. Price JO cent*. ••Ll/n^M'Ap'oFVlRQlNFr'MAfiYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA —Thia Map ia very large ite cost » but cento, and it <e liubut wAuA cm LIFE UTTERS, owner’• name (torn St Louii to tbe Gulf of Mexi­ co—I,*50 mile* back from tbe rir er—colored in conntic* and Stales. Price, H in sheets, |2, pocket form, and fiS.W on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept 20. J Xxrt DarAKTwt.vr, Wtsnutorox, Sept IT. ’83 J. 1. Loen-Sir; Seed ma yeor Map of the BD0SQKT JI WXALTX ♦ 10 00 a year saved in every femiiy by , One Bottle uf INEKim CEMEXT CLVE. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. Price 25 Ceuta per Bottle. Price 25 Cehta per Bottle. ' TERMS CASH.1 HF” For Bala be oil Druegiata. and Ntoraeeepera geaerslly throughout Hie country. Price 25 Cent* |<r Bottle, Very la a aupenor tonic and diuretic; excellent in ease* otiose «f spparito. gteaiea<w,famaJe weak­ ness, irregularities, pam In lhe aldo end bowels, blind, protruding and bleeding piles, and general debility. READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: tea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure acidity of tbe atomacb. and promote dirvation, it la a pfeasaut and healthy atimnlant. On some farms the bams and hog-pens are eo near the house that tbe odor from either or both, is wafted by every breeze througb'dlthe house, and a cool draft of composition tbe proportion of a diffusive atinmlaat an anti-eoptic, a mild but effective Astringent, and a direct power over tbs nerves, neither narcotic nor auodine, that railage* pain, is a manner pa culler to Itactf. and for Which we Lore no word in the English Isttriiage exaclh- to expresa ite action. Tbe French callit.*w»lapem«it. So much for its internal administration. When applied exter­ nally. it will be found a most powerful counter Now, we tbink that, all external remedies act JXSLtt: JOHNS fe CROftLEY, NEW YORK. Corner of Ubertr BtrrtL Important tu House Outten*. Imporaht tu Builder*. Important tu Railroad Companies. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR Important to Farmer*. To nil witoM thia mny concern eutf it con crrm treryb/^y. LirrBiTTBiu, And no* consider myroif jCtorcfy nnd,” CrV”ri‘*«. ‘Brooklyn. Merab U 1840. In the apriog of l»S9 I took a aeveve cold which induced a viotetn fcrcr. I took tVMjloroa DARLING'S LIVER RSGULA TOR Pardfar and HD? W AAlooA VCAa Tbe cheapest and moat d«ruble Ronfluig IT IS FIKE AXD WATER PROOF It cun be applied to xaw and oL» noun of atx xixM, and to enixOLS aoors wtvaotT ttxorna vueaxtacLoa. Th* Cos: is oaly about Ons-Third that « Tka, tbe most active and thorough pills that have over Leon introduced. They act so directly upon the lover. exei-t mt* system docs not relapse into its former con­ dition, which U too apl to Mbs case with •imply a purgative pill. lacy are really * Y»\.ooA awil VAnu V\\k, AND JT U TWICE AB DCBABAE. which, in conjunction with toe bntldinqsof all kinds, such a* FacrooUB, Focxn me*, (ivi-acure, R*lt lloan Darovs, Care, and on Frsuc Builmxos gaaoenMy. {foxaMnxar ItetLn '"T by 15’LPP'»«P*> Bn«-»«s. Aaroirscre. aad other*, and baa proved-*-, be the CHEAPEST end MUST DURABLE ROOFING ta «*r, lliefo gra*, WE’ysrtira hit ie tie OFLT eteleritil eoooefint^rtd fa tie Lnited SleUe which oombhse the desirable Ellie, r PKBCfiA AND INDIA RUBBER uLTTA No Bent ia required in making application s^z The expense of applying ordinary Roof aiTL « Kbarllng'* Life Bltter*r Il ran b. >pplM bj Uf te, and runtirdynnd. I have bed no attack aiece." a D. Westervelt, Eeq., of South Sth, near BtWBl., and when finishrd forma fi pertMH Fine P*oOr ror/erv.with an eteaUe todr;whk.boenno< beiZ Williamaburgb, L. I., writes: "August6. 1S4*^~ J-rcd by Hsav. tburdrHroita.Hnm,*" , ol R^e Uar ing been troubled wrtb a difficulty in ths Urn aad lobilkoua attacks, 1 was advised, by a fnead, Boaass, or nay extera.1 actio, whatavar. UXRUNGS LIVER REGULATOR. GUTTA will am all the afornmaatponed diwMM, •ad, of tocmsolves, will relieve and cure ’ Beaiaehe, Coafiuencss, Oolia G’atnr, Cholera JEorlua. bedigeetion, <Pai* in the gowele, (JHaainass, eta. Try tooee medicines, and yea win never reent H. Ask year neighbor*. wbo have need them, and they will say they arc Qrt>o4 MbcAkevcvtfe, eal^a ebooM try these befere goiag for a lEdTpamphlei or Alatennc of mj lorn! ■Cent, and road tbe certificates, and if ye* hav* ever doubted yoa will Oo\0oX. xwj wvoro. PERCIIA CEMENT. Cteltag M.U1. of .11 Kind. wl*. elpowd 1., lb. Attimi «( th. Wtellier, and FAMILY MEDICINE. W^nJoor ol’,,a5*n ,r« °»t of sorts, we gfva tbem a ftw dropo. nd It rote them all ngM. I Bad it w.- F»r rrewrvliK ate Xtaal BaabafaRldiMti . Juring lhe operation oftheir pilla.ial favorable aignt tfferir piUa expelled with the faoeea tbe dweased humor* left circulating in tbe system, there would be but llttie pain or griping. It la the absence of tbe bile and ether bunsore, wbieh tbeir imperfect pOla foil to pu— tem, that occasion* tbe pain, stools evacuated after arvere be found thin and watery. — DABUXG'S LITER REGULATOR, Darling’! Liver Regulaor. ■m of calomel. Mercury.Qatete*. In whieb eolchlnmaolac era preroribod freely. In tb«ee diroasea RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS are for more certain, and tbe patient avoid* tbe danger which an overdoao of Colcbium would inflict. In Yeliov. Typhoid, and Biliona Fevm. la Kryaipelaa^mall Pox. pargatro* la highly eaaenlial; but to administer adoae of DreaUo Pifia, the irri­ tation they woald produce epd the relaxation and depletion that would foltew. would be likely to prove fatal, la Ibero caaee a mild, eootbina and eenUvaUmuteUag laxative, that will asm and beal. aootbe and atretrotben, like Redway**i Rmlatiax Pill*, is reqwlrel The ronro of no maky dretba in thro dieeseea la owinw to ths want of a pur^ve like RADWAV8 HLLB, that win psrre without depleting or iaterfering with the functions or other secretions. Not one In a hund­ red of Yellow or oilier fever eases would prove foul if Redway’* PUls were adopted iathair treat- ’ WoActiki a Cnarnv. CEMENT ROOFING, It broke up my cold end fever at once. I’rvriom to thia alteek, I bed been Iron Med with dranrpaia rovcral moutbe: I hare felt nothing of it mbcc." OUs Studley. Kao.. 1J8 Eaai SMh Street. N, Y-, writes: Aug. II, IM®.-! had adffiteuHy with fee Kidney complaint three year*, with eonataat pain in tbe email of my back. I had need moat all kteda of medicines, but found no permanent roWuntil Byphilie, Old Soros, Jgliewnatum, BWc Headaohe, Fever and figue, Female Oomptainie Bt. JhUhonjr’e Xro, Eruptions, OnEpenn* write*, her dai rf fit* of nine jeon' standit danoc of two yeeux ANOTELK* writ**, hia _____________ after hia Baah had almost wasted away Th* ductor* proaouacod th* case incarabk AK0THK1 wm eared of Fever sad Aga. *A*r trrfag every medicine in hi* reach. AM0THEB WM cured of Few Hum which hail existed fourteen year*. OOXmrfKhewtMtmarf eight yv^rn. Case* innumerable of Dyspepsia and I aver JOHNS & CR06LEY*8 Mrs. C. Tebow. 11 Christopher Strut, N. writes: “Feb. 20. IMO.-l have been raMs* attacks of Asthma tbe last twenty years. I I never found anything equal to AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. TO THOSE WHO THINK. Liberal KMgcUon to WteoleMle (Sole Manufacturer*.) 78 WIU.IAM STREET, Ja»-L. BmmU|r, meMtout. IM- Fnitett ’arret, New York, write*. August, 18, 1840: ••! have RADWAY’S READY RELIEF is«suttm Price 25 Cchls per Bottle. FAMILY MEDICINE, DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS Sxro/ttos, Ukin Q>iseasea, Balt ^hnun„... . ^apepsia, Liver Complaint, Leuoorrhtxa, Rb-geipelaa, rumor*, Price 25 Cents per Bottle. LIVER REGULATOR Much benpr Ito fiUfo-da mneb «0e. to (fee. /O|ppA>fjgritos? pearly fiiur timawas much • as ^betijic pqnippnced. " t would tert suggest Ikat ‘ those ‘who Will relieve those wbo suffer pains, inatantly on it* |»pWtoMXteroeflly *f>y fcOdcMutrttiaa iuternallv, and cures RHEUMATISMin a few boure. aiwfiivofebly'afarfted to-try the experi BOBB THROAT......................... in fiflrea minutea. . ment, do.so this fell. If they wish to TOOTH-ACHEin three minutes. NEURALGIA (paroxyam* oQ.. .in five minutes. plow up a portion of their pasture or an CRAMPSIa five minutea. adjoining held, they can nor fence off HEADACHEin ten miestee. COLIC > ..in twenty minutes and ) ord the sheep un it nights. By giv DlARRHCKAin forty minutes. . ing them salt they will soon become so LUMBAGO, [pains of]in ten minutes. CHILLS is fiftoen mlautes. attached to their fold that they will go in BURNSin five minutes. of their own accord. INFLUENZAin a few hours. Tbe sheep husbandry in England shows that the degree uf perfection in farming DEEP SEATED PAINS: " b/a few applications. ia that they strike at the root of DfaabM, , by aradicauBg every psxtaele of imparity One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Doi I era Principal ofitee.87 Maiden Lane. New York. Bold by Druggist* in every town in the United Blates and Canada*. BADWAY A Co. 87 M aides Lasa. They sre eperieot, tonic, Inxstirs, atimnlant, counter-irritant, sudorific, alterative. They are enttraiy Vegetable, and the only vegetable anbaubstltole for calomel, Mercury, Antimony. Blue Pill, in tbe Arcane of Medicine. Aa rroceanta, they are ntore certain and thorough than the Drastic Pills of Aloes, or Croton and Harlem Oil. or Elalerium; and more soothing and healing than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamarindj, or Caator Oil. AS ALTERATIVES They exerche a more powerful influence over I lx*, .tej - - - -■* II.-- --I-—-I —... eury, blue pill, hence tbeir importance in caeee of liver complainta. and spleen difficulties. Jamd>ee. Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. Head ache. Ac. Ia tbe treatment of fevers, either bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing fevers, they are su­ perior to quinine. Tbeir laloeuee extends over tbs entire system, ooetroling. ctrengthening, and bracing up the relaxed aad wasting energies, and regulating all tbe aeereiton* to the natural per­ formance of tbeirduties, cleansing aad purifying tbe blood and purging from the system all dueased deposits and impure liumore. They differ from all purgative pill*. Their action is not local, or confined to a portion of tbe ax\4 Mt ^Vood. "llisalwayarea body.”—Mepeodt. ••We beve med Pcmovea tbe morbid and bilious deposits from tbe aionnmbwnd towvla,- regulates the liver and kidneys, removing CTefV obstruction, restores a natural and healthy action in the vital organ*.— It ia a superior DR. RADWAYS PULS. Ce.'r’uyx.c.aXcw Ttepecoliarity of1h* RADWAT8 READY RESOLVENT giro* (a doaee of balf a teeMororfbl ikroe tiaws per day. will earn Sores o( tbe Gurna, eanksra in tbe Month Sore Heads, Eure, and Eyea, either from TVorrna, If people snderetood tbe importance of pure*alien with RADWAY*3 PILLS, in cmitrooisusction of purging with other pills or powders, salts oila.Seldlitx waters, they would neid less physicing. save tbatnsslres from much suffering, and greatly improve tbeir bealib. BADWAFH PLUM Mkbmc.tou» wfilah hare bees showered upon him Frota . Com.\x\v^. mac. and every other place in maryland ,Virginia and Ptosylvania, or money refunded. LIX)YD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO. INDIANA, and ILLINOIS, «< Macs Mb ftor fa* wiwrtfahg few roerita. and pabli^ing the Aepertide Canted fiiJ, AMERICAN CEXEET aU'XrUloet.dme aden U iemmded Are pure regelable extract*. They enrc all bil­ in tbe throat or co the Langs, or Liver, and dis lon* disorders of thehuman system. They rmease caa»ed by tbe excessive use of Calomel,Mer­ lata and farfeoeate lhe R-rer and kidney* ; Ybey cury Quinine, corrosive sublimate, Ac. There ia Ce lone to lhe digestive organa; they regulate so dleeaee of the Hkin, Joints. Bones or Glands, eeerefu-av, excretions audexhalatiooa, equal­ but that thia remedy *01 care. ise tbe circulation, and purify the blood. Tbua, It cleanses tbe BLOOD. Renoir as all diseased depoatiea, aad renovates the system with health aad strength. 1* nil eases aak for RADWAY'ti abd Ferer*. eoitivci.esa.or loosen***--are entirely RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Pries ner bottle ooulroled and cured by tbeae remedies, Ona Dollar. Persona sailing at Dr. Redway's ' liAttUNG-S A Co.'* ofltoe. 87 Malden Lane, will be supplied every State, California, Canada. England, France with six bottles for Five Dollars. Sold alM by and Cuba. A fortune may be made with a few Droggiata. hundred dollars capital. Xe Ompetuion. J. T. LLOYD, No. 1U Broadway, New York. CHILD MEM. Yhstooetiy Atebeatev Yoro is brokrfaadyo* eun't match it, nrnd it, *ad it will aever show when put together. 11 wip Mend Bunc, Cund. Lava, and In fact every thing but Metals. LIVER REGULATOR Will cure Scrofula, Syphilis, White Swelling. I Bern Leg*. Syphilitic Rheomatisea. Gout, chronic which induced him to -continue to turn lhe sheep in every, fall, after the gr»vs air is poivened to all delicate sense of smell. A farm house ought to be, of all other* in the world, the sweetest and mrxt fragrant plaee. The scent of apple blossoms, of clover, of new mown nay, uf ripened fruit, are ever shout it, while tber^ Is no esense for crowding buildings together. Beajde* this, tbe wife and children should have their flower garden, and tbe yard about be kept scrupulously n* WILL MEND rOBCECAIN. Ko ataUar fftitatbroken Pitcher did net eoei but aahHlinr. a ah:fling eared U aahilliog esrned, irwlfl MEND A f. A BATTER. CORTLAND B. RTEBBINB. Deputy do 8AMUEL B. LACEY. Com'r. Blate Land Ofice. late ta December (havinc access to the Browse.) Thu next season his liny crop wias ouumderably increased, there, ia intimately, connected -with fold­ ing and feeding their flocks on lands which they wish to manure highly.” IT WILL MEND MARBLE JOHN M. GHWthlpBuntPnWic fnalrnetioa. mm Idiot*'and vra* dnuo growing. The umo good re'biflt (Wlbwed, until he now gets a good ten tete iMteAMran. pablie Ite tex a.tey.. , 8150 BEST PIANOS. tlfiO >>telU.l BteteteJte-1™ br <te_u<Mntetei if Ti.u nnt 11.-™ I.V. „„ I 1_._ cuvnrruv * miAte..., tteirte. wmrtete. ey, tbe Remedy or Remediea will be root roeord in k, ull „ „p^, [tel-tel. ■ ’ its DAN’L 8. DARLING, 10S NmmuSl, New York, ro >. nkiswiT, 7 Octave Rosewood Piano, Wetei aaat* BteUte tete. Many persoee ere In lbs habit of taking Salta, Betdlilx Water, Magnesia. Au., to regulate tbeir bowel*. This ia erroueoita. They racceed ia ob­ taining an evacuation of lhe watery porta only, leaviug the corrupt hutnore, and that ia all; but JOB SALE BY 11„„wM M«». containing all improvements known in this eown- ing, rausar xxinamo * rakram.v nm aoor roa a*xr ruu. m T’c,n tetete -—* — withflni Lwixkitete th* UlnnA vateteJa i»u>ring ine eqniuuruun oi ino cirrutaiioo, esronttafro baafoby asdla*: tto' Bi foil is —Ttoy eot . preside over tbe blood reoeela. nnd on external a®»s3±scn1’r‘.“*n— RADWAY'S READY RELIEF. Am brotvpc <»» oomrum tete » te »?£w""- D~““4 “** ***-•~‘ 1 ,**,*? “■* “i a a. Wool TBE PLACE TOdWWeeiCMttro, o* Marcr * tn ISWWR Qexrjvr as � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-11-12.pdf cfca6b38004b43f5034671ff948b0458 PDF Text Text MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1862. gistiiy Mawr, U rOMtUMto «T*ln YUniBgD.T, r mtnssi, aaaar cowbttt, Kxcmaaw fo "Jhsssr W’ **y Ms TBAM*: one* and aaadl aabacribm, *1 porafiaem, if paidtaadreae; etberwfon Mesata eiRbeaMe*. ■ • - ••. AAVRATteUIG. 0*>y * asaestoea assart, OalyaaMAtogbttrt. ’y«a**y f'rialiay sawated *a risri astior, «md st ml V?iu2ril r dtInjure After ihn wsory frame, .biirrrinriB J i?nil After thi* saMag h*tort— CHEAT Sitings' ijnsiirss JJircrtorj. Whalthtaf Only a tad farewell Ta a world teved too well: Only a •WUd WnbihefaetmtoadwA nCTffliYI! AftoUhalJwma To a world Javad to* w*U; After thl* ulentUd With tbs f.rgotian dead- Over High Price*, at the Hast nra* DRUG D. C. HAWLEY* SXLERia all kiuth «( Family Groeerh*. '•ton** and Wooden ware, and a genera) Asvortinent •( J,ru»iai«wi». Also Notary Faille. Htore, twe Joon* salt of the Havdn<« (tons*, SJistfllaitD. STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, D Many years ago a grtitleiuao, f.klowrd by a servant in livery, rode inu» an inn in the went uf England one evening a lit lie before dusk. 11* told the landlord that fcc should be detained by business in that part of the uuuntry fi»ra lew dnya, and wished to know if there wm anj uiuusvmmta going on in the town tu fill up the inier vsl* of time, landlord replied that it was thvir assize week, and r and moil compute avorttnent uf tie wuQld'thervfure be at D«» io«s tV pass away bis leisure hours. On the gentle, ARB MEBIChMEM* man’s making answor that this wa* fur- SWKEZEl dk ALLES. A TTORXEYS AT LAW su.l Solicitors la Chaa/Y -err V.«riiciilar sitcetionpsld lo raaveyanting, the luvrstiffnlitHi oi title* to Land F.imlooarr* of morigasv*. Ac Will be happy to sitend to *11 call* in the line of their yrofe*»ioti so.! Luaine**. O8i:e in the Court House, Harting*. Mich. - ! ui. ni '' ' t •*- <puq *.re U*UM» «IMM W>lM«*. *•**«.tat taWtatWtaM«iW -Ml, One aqusre, often Itos*. oAtraa, 10 ensto fot tbs Irat.and 15 oesufor web aabaeqaanl iaserliaa. A Iiberal diyeouat to yearly advertiser*. ir FUK MhClUMlCAX. ASP MEDICINAL F UMPVSES,O.N LY Jj£. luiiatc, lor be was fond of bearing trial*, the landloid said that auintwrrstmg case of rsibbery would cimie <»n tb.« a-at day, on which people’s opiaiuna were tnlnb divid­ ed, lbw cvidencu bring very atraog against the prisoner, but the man himself persist ed resolutely in declaring thul he was in a distant part <d tha kingdom at thelirmj the rubery was om.wiiUed. The guest manifevted ct»n*iddrableanx­ e-owrain, ■ prwrW. tU oUr Vta^l *• *re *• ">u taiiiLj ■****•< *•■»**• rwtarW Si. tali, AMra^V Htank. pr.fie Sen-lay laet. Wa «aaklatea<eM.M IrtC-arWtaVeU will "-4 krtarW » Ua oapaftaka, aa K, pbrUelan aMaea Mm tn anna tte Uf freeIU eartawtaS Ma U-Uinai and GROCERIES! Aid L. II. STEWART, 4TT0RNF.Y and Coun»elo' at law, Notieiter .nd • -uannetor fo Cbsncvry. Notary Pubbe. A-. All bn.inrss attended to preoiptty and elBc .-sotlr. 0fllee Na. 5, Neble’sWoek, Battle Creek, M ichfcaa. . . . J, M. NEVIN*. otary PwfrUc, .nd Tax a««“‘al leu 00*1 pa^d to tnskiag out Deeda, Meriand Costrsela. Great care taken In feescloalaa Mortgaces by advertisement.____ W1WMT1 smd: "Oh, my lord, I see a person *h»>an patent uedicines W tbo da; N TTORNEY sad COUNSELLOR AT LAW. »>d Solicitor and Conwellor h> ChssuryParticular attention pri* aid *" to “ th* - enllsction ----------- -------ofpily remitted. claim* and money prompt Esq-. MiddUrUl*. Otic, with W. W. Ralph £ Barry Coaiitj, Michigan. A :,73£liV.r-«r7«.rf<.-u (KH!BA?S ?©» 'OABiH w MaaSr Car. aaU- KM&PPtM ft BTBBtirS, TTOBNBTH aad COUNSKLLOB8 AT LAW. Solicitor* in Chancery. Tax and Insurance genu. Business attended to with prmnptnea* \ Olfic*. ’corner of Maia and Burdick Street*. trteafr S* C. PRHBW. UDGE OF PROBATE. Notary PsUk <»««■ eral Land and Tax Agent. Will bo found iu th* <J .ort H<ra»o, at Hssitoga, 0» U»s Td and Sd day* each week. ■ J OETTTJITTEit! ?>: ROBEBX8 A STRIKER, im Meacx «. IrtL Tux FATxor SUyxfcY—The Bnlrlmorc stive iny lile ; that gentleman," pointing ■Jnirrt’coa: uhk-hdovsnot roti»idrr the isto the atruhgvr, • all prove I am InnuOent, auing i*rtiie Ejiij^ci^atio<j Proclamation might i iHil'y have leave to put a few a jiuJk iou* movement; sat a nevertbetas: queSUun* to him 1" “ For nil tin- evil* >if war which cur»c The eyes of the whole court were now ibd liv*d it muni be alUwija that slavaty* |t pn^ly turned upon the gcolleuiAB, wbo aaid he s*o«re ito reepfitaUHllty,. felt in a very awkuard situation Ui be i called u|m41, a* he did uvl remember ever to Im vs seen the maU' beiLri*, but that be would answer any question that was asked then,” aaid ■'i. mawmow *Mrm* UMW« npeculate profoundly on- prrmnry the mao,” 4«n’t cause and vffoef, on wbrrt tbB or thkl clause uf the Cmatitntibti may prrtnlt in di aling with-inati'wfin defy it alti*getber ll|H« «” I j;<- ’ : To thia the gentleman answered that ha slavery bring pmbed Ao lhs Wall Ut' had landed al Dover nut luug before, but. perish -there. As we bare Ion*, since Unit he could Dot tell whether it was un shown, it did not perish in*legitimate: manner in M -XXm. foil it perished as tha tfie day nieulkaicd ur hot. - W cll^’eaiil be, “ but don’t yt>«. rpcob rwrait of rrv*4uti<>n, and so it la destined led that a penun, in a blue jacket and tn peri«hhere. Its fate—aamatters tend, trnwsera, carried yutir trunk u»<be inn 1” wHb be tedd in .the words »*f an/Uhsr revTutbis he ananered tbalul qpurue sume oltttl<4ist t<* those wfo. w*iald vindicate it “ Will ynu never person had carried his trunk for him, but part per.«nHvea: that be did nut know wbakdroa he wore. forrgn argument wfitb men who wear, -But,’’ said the prisoner, "dun'^ you swiirda?” remember Uisl the person who went with y oa fn«i tbs bo«l told you a st.»ry ofbu A 8*maow»di “Exkxft.—ht New being m the serrim, that he showed y mi York, the other dev; In faabfonably 'at« scar he had on one side of thu loreiMdf* tirod’- frilow pi^c^ npne lbe examining you reculcul landing al Dover axsudi u stranger underwentaciwridwablachange. He aaid be oertainly did reodtecC each a arvumstei.eej and to. tM man’s pushing his hair aside imd showing ths »*art, W fo> iynid quite SUM that be saw the same person. A.bun uf sali.f»cte>n no* ran through,the court; fnr the.day «m which, aceurahht U> th* prisoner’* account, the -gedtifonan had met ,him iit ^wer-, .wag the same mi which Ito was charged With lIRCUlT COURT 04>l( dainis it-|to w« have remand let ik Ad maxveK ifiereforf, at seising Mows dnalt, wherever th?y may seem effi-rtlve. The tfm* for trifling }s past; iind whilst'men may - Well, the rubbery in M tfUfoht >»t u< ths try. The rfrimger, however, .could hot bc’certain of the time, but said bo sotnedine* made a memorandum of dates in 'Klahuekeuhfo'dt, and might P-relbly have duie ao uu this utoMriun. On Cumin* U> bi* x>te**fo-k >* b mem.irdhdom „f X Um. l» Iwl-J. ■'■i* ..th lb. pri.«er’.Tb»bw* the only ciremurtMUcs necuasaryiti pnwe ths ali<»i tba prisoner waa immediately. a drmrerade majority In the Ben Boss* < B^reeeMalirea. Whb there adyawmore iteeply tha* a &L - 9a/« ria^tei- tagea gained, they ruoaider thamaelrew bfthy\U nmrer rested fofcr* z*. tbs «uw«f fcr the foreign heart nr hand of any man. Tbs pri-lls of the R^vMuteCifeVvtl rtr% around , sscilnnal aninmataiM the riava rt* Adami; ths 4atara. and after the na-dmiim nTaatant parttan etmr«ta «f the Jeadremiga peri "my*. ».* • nb.m "nt ep nene fam wxn». *V4-1 fo •‘tefTM.1 th*J*1 tie IreaW. He ran ap TimnUrateeaa u Ht-C-Hrfla. At thia aiage of dm am. anre in cnrpprireuri to the mmintainnu* hied threan rit the simnldera of Prerimedmpea e-wpla rf h.,re mia-l Mm oad <tat LinonJn. Tfota wbntae-aa* wateb in" a Ua kmu. u. Me tail, aa" u again , him here. can safely aaatta your readers alerted. A preat emed mlleamd, and for a time Utacr na«jt {trend acene </. that yoo are perfectly correct jn y«jr e* r timate nf hi* hWlTty to carry'the Burden rw-ninj and Mlae-tm.. After a."on, NFNaMk1 His l*hi»hMera are' why ran. be waa fin.lly abut bj a p-tienman. square andw»reng snoiigb l«Utar alt the Moririitr that may fall t<*hb lnt;aad Diacxb'K Scvmyt two Yrahh Aoo.— । hppVf fherefpre cheerfully .stand greets A letter from P. U. 4^c. gnrtdfolhar of ,under »h* aaoatiha of open epemta. and the rebel Grtwrsl in-Ohirf, has Imsq fimnd n^t.ndrt , friend*. The people of the in the bouse «f the rebel Gen. Stuart, in *flWrri'Blates wilt drt Well tn note eare* Virginia, dated New York, April A. 1700, । fiillv the men; who are an Imd to their in which be speaks of disunion a* a mat- wnffftrini , r»f (*ifo in Presidant Lfocnln’a ter of c«Mirse hy-aed hy. Although re ,(• bpnyrtv.” foe - integrity.” hig “ pr|rity.w garding it at that time aa the worst of wj»ite rovertTv trtMnuating thyt •‘his; will calamities, be favura such an interprets- ' f«' t weak'** ” hia -jndgehient fo Imbecile," liuaivf tha powers «»f Congress aa may ,•* hfa rtnrie* a*ri*>ul nf piers.” "beis inn prevent hl a future day, any improper mush inflnsnred hr others,” and so on to C'wrsive, and ends thnn • "The Southern tfo e«U nffrJJ the taanns. States are too weak at present to stand president, Lincoln b|" A wjli as Iren aa by themselves, and a general Govern- that of President Jackson. Hi* judge­ inent will certainly be adventags**us lo ment la coni.’ raiifinua, fitr-reacWng. Hi« an, aa.it pn<iueee ne other eflret than rt.vriea are told with a »»md «»hjeet»' and protection from hnstilitiea and uniform thev trsnwHr liltrthere- they are intended a >n. mercisi regulations, and when we. tehir—videllciv tha Iwge class *f pnlitl shall olrtain our national degree uf pop | cal arhemerfr wbn.remeto gl vs hllrf their nlatiim. J flatter royarif we vhall have the advice. Aa'tn Ma being too much influ p**crer tn do onrasivea jnstioe by dlaanlv. ensed hv others, then* is nrit a member of ing the Bond winch binds ua Vigetbrr.— his Cabinet fort will ms, that while he Il is- better tn put up with there little In nav* great dv-ferenre to their judgements, conveniences than to rue ihehatxsrd ufa he la nne of the mnrt independent men In greater caJa*z>iiy.” the. world. These are the best reason* for Stating that the whole • plan of PVeal Tvawnro thx Tabla*.—It is understood dent Lincoln’* AdminiWratfon was formed that Gen. Fitz John Porter will imms bv him whea be came into power, in full diapUy be ordered tn trial on two art* view of the principal event* that have ■ *f <ha*jr*-s; th*>re preferred against him h.nnpr*w*d. ije ha* at do lime end in no iety tu bear the trial, but as lire court would probably be crowded, expressed some doubt id getting a place. The land­ lord told him there could be no dlfficahy in a gctitlcman of his app.-aranee gettings seal, but that. t-» prvvciH any accident, he Would btmsrif go with him and speak to hy Maj. Grn. P**pe. and th**ae greying one of < I os beagles. Accordingly they ont «>f the honhrahlA exculpation given tn TEA. COrrtK, STOAt.flMh3l. FKFPER. went inu* court next morning aud through Brig. Geft. Mfirtnidalfi. by the fort* de PRUNE*. FIGS. MAWINS. COHFISH; the landlord’" uiterest with the officers of veltiped bef*.H« the recent Court of Inqui­ in fact, everttbiny ia the Gracery lie*, aueb •* the court, the gentleman was shown to a re Gen. P**rter*a leitrt, thanking Gen. will be ueeded fur familv uta. seat on the bunch. Presently the trial Mnrtindale in warm tetnrt fi»r the very Also a great variety of the conduct for which he inHiaeqnrnfly pre­ began. Ql'U ECBT IMEEXimrXB'I W bile tlus evidence was proceeding ferred rharges.'fo regarded a*one of those ■gainst him, the prisoner bad remiiitird atiibbotTi'fiicti whii'Ji <L-n. Porter will CMklBK Extracts, Hitii bis eys lixud on the ft-">r, seemingly find it difficult in aurtnonnt. The belief ron thb rsrrtlAL nxvariv of -Mta iamb*. very mueii depressed ; till oo being called it. that be wanted fo|6*l rid of MartUdale. by any mean* available; l»y a compli­ ««i tor nis delense be looked up, and see We sl»o keep on band a good aaaortment of ing the stranger, he suddenly tainted.— mentary letter, if that would do it; and lais exi ited *ome surprise, and it Seemed if not. then hy chaf-ffe* foddlv made And pushed with all the priwer Geti. P^ter at first, like a trick lu gain time. As KHrti a* Ire emu* to Uiinselt, being asked h*a heretofore held tu Gen. McClellan’s • by the judge lias cause of his behavior, he confidential adviser. Alto a Ml *tMk of * tti Urey ••eafor WMtfoeg kr surgeon a-trick. Haniade ofith' then-lie waa sahj»-el loattache <d complete blind, nesa, lasting from a Sr» xainulewAh mhny honra, and that he wan most liable in theee aUacka after a foil'wreai, thnagh eaten nntUnf Awaometltak. Hie aan-a waa tbereHwa slataahta lhe uempt Ha*. Aube tea tabla lbw eaminj be pal”*IWed b.a wife b7 tallu«bw IbnlM^I. pr.wnrarf euTOnli-m peraMieal Windnraw .« tba pnemti al Her aaumnaifpat wu raw-red by bit ripUaau.pi that 'be ter, but lb. aerrw''., »■/ An tamvenateftl. balk wav been token by surprise. Hh pro­ gramme 1* prepared t*» the red, and be wit! carry It mtt tn the retry letter. Military Pedantry— WelHafftea’s •t** Stretagy* la withheld only to _rWMvs pidnt la the dame; sed then tbay reckoned «« the exhaeaiiuw.repldiday and fenre«/ltoa north, fur a consent to a au«psn«ioo yf hostilities, and a convention for ths purpose of agreeUtg to. a boundary. ’ But Id thia scheme tha retire temper of the Northwest, on which they reckon largely, is misunderstood.' ... »vl»«»*ver the “auTid men" of the AUswtic. States A boundary/ thswhUlS attikxU of th* Naw Stales will change, and the theory ufa Imadiriding tha North and the South will be set s»mJ« M qpcs for aootbar, sep­ arating tb« Atlantic Stoics fr»m the Val­ ley of the Mississippi. AU the element* urtbe present Insurrection originated in the CNd States; and once let the theory of;d<euRh«i be tolerated, the AHt-ghrinie* will be found assuming the character of ■ barrier, While die great river of the con­ tinent will resume the full political strength, a frnctbfa <*f whidt baa retained Mtaodri and Kentucky io the Unkm, and wlH render Louisiana and Texas easy con­ quest!. These parties, too, arc counting largely on the timidity of the' President, whom they, believe to be bewildered and deceiv­ ed by the results %»f the election* in tha West and tn Penney h auls, and they open­ ly boast that the akctloo'nfSaynxw will ba followed by an imtnediaU recall of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, and a virtual submission t>> the dictates uf the Peace Democracy.—AT. F. Siam. London oily nor cover* one hundred and twmty-one square miles, having In. creased three-fold since the year 1850; aqd briek and mprtar still invade and capture the green field*. The population according fo tha report of the register general, augments at the rate of one thousand per Atudk—half by birth and half by umnigrstkm. r;Sl) t. Notwithstanding tha enormous wealth of the metropolis. H is recorded In the refmft'df the register. a« a remarkable On a'cerbrtn «»<varir»n dnrhig Welling tbllMCampaign nn the FyrennewB*! rthat Lwt, thai <aw iu six uf those wte* leave "Great i (iptaitt” iwing displaaard with. the World di*-io setns •>!>• uf the ptridio tert^Uun-A. work bouse* breptal asyfur iwi'ying the a/k«ault nf MarahwY^mlt, him. or prison, Nearly oos in riwsQ of who m&UMM Writ tn- frotfl, oWrifed the ihe ^ewiha is Id A work u«*uae. : plan tv> l*e entirely changed. But ths Thu UfovwV that poverty fidhvws clots diflwnliy .wftB tn ddlay the attack of the at the heals uf w ealth, and fastens on tbs Frcm-h nntiljlMTltenffe o*fll4,be effected. ThiytJ^e ypm Duke, accomplished in peronh.lh Hie foHowinff mahnbr.' Doffing- Ms redkril hat ahdwfrvlAK It JW ths sir, lie rode furiously 4*» the head ift.fr, r*gimenu** if afoMitrf UteJ«ldeL-A charge.—. Thereupon rore^^^q^ndous cheer from the men, which was token up by o»'rp« afler oirfor. wtitIMt reverMrited 1 along .maot'hk who hardy; manage b>J n-f *•• • , txc* L*infl.>n ll fo w ibtc fnr an v human bring t* pass Mxrrntgh,' imd tbntrtahda ’ A.,nn In the attempt, crushed beneath the WellMgtnn *aa»< goldenU npgernaut. ■. i oil heart to remark, mnringly, as H addrea. ‘ It fofwrw notorkue, says a Lxwdo* exatnc hlmrelM-S.iuh Ts * skiUfol tut vhregt*, fbst iv> iths large salhUlafi metots, erilBvfoh remvnawta. And wlH mN attack where sHise-InMMlrsdo of aariateata are fo forve tiniil brihaa hserttaltiad Uio, «mpln*sd, th* grrirt shayirlty of them mrimfog'ilf these cheers. ThisrerW give , wre bmhen dowa trades mew, crushed hy tiAio for Hr* sixth dlvlm** *<•« onmenup the rimtpelititia .rH .capitaL Even these arid ws shill heat bir**.’* k tarned but oiseupatlons ary obtained witii diflkulty, M ib* -aMlripated SmihV ‘ taarally. red- tha iaas fortunate gradually rink cfori^h,- supfxumd tfowe tremrodton tnwer aad fowsr in ths scsle uatH'ibey afoiut* anbuMwod the arrival, nf large areririsaa ; into the pufoic ixstituiwaa^ refofiiredafonL and did: foit atta* t -antik , wbne they a«retaa Mrtte>e)y death. ' ri**iHtfo: Had ha sirweir at the right Tbs Hat. ia farther wwal led by that watoter• moment' he would bfoo wi»n aa easy Vio*. naaoqtaa, wfoi; born in a respectable ■for** a* it •**,- h* mat with ire Mundy ■, sphere and <41 educated, sinh into drgirt^Kils*."1 This was stnttegyiri tN«x tbs redsli-m from, tbs sheer fore <4 display •trnregy */ fouha. hat tire strategy of,. and vanity of living beyond their means. gf-niufr engendered and txecaled in the It is on record that, nut of eight thaairend tie rear died away; con vlets whopaseed their probation thru’ Pratonvllk, one tlrmrend hod fallen thrwvtgh thia wretched vice : and it is sta­ ted that most «if the number were, origiOrtana,' end ad-* ually, reopectable fo mure than ordinary In thd firstnmn. ^There statement teach ua that the -greatness <if D*f>d»u has been pur pin rd alia fearfial c*«l «f human o<warty, mise­ ry and erime the resaituMh* eager pur­ suit «if wealth. ' -i.uj • ' ' �L IOTICES trJttKtr rivf.tl from Havana c-r U4e fallowing IuAA the operation* of Iiflnrnt flit that time half oH^S Rebellion bee nA rights. If rebdlioe means anvthing it 'means the re-nneia. ■ itary Changes. •re to nontpuee this expedit *000 men) 'had ttrrivrd, and t Mattei^ a regard to rebellion. Stay will f»Lt •fce Jrsfwriar.tba called reaction frtflff l^e xadlcalism of twin patina by < fNAsdUrih* si: .vMljarut a irirrw.-owOj re ItetoOMftoitot «f |ba4riBy*.>aMlwwd totnitpro favw Bbea by.lhg sipwneaaaUtearrMrfErMteb I Wdflf of the afysteriee . pr Fro^denbe j troops. It was thought that the eapodi•tog wcwld-cot.jb^BMdy- tolfaMJto «» .AMiKtarely. wktai hbmh Mtofrp tofecw th* faro psMofDwosaaber -AI4,ilt1,iubl,ltan<-m> vafa*,.?!lt„4i«preQ hteipw.- BU B® «UC ISHIM. lh^,d^«2EU3>«i «r"*« ‘iufflih fe»cOrv».«» • KroeelUpublic.il coun^T I. bl. forwtertwricu W -- - ----- - ,£W. 'sfwflife*; -'k'-Bfe ftreaM WMaare, tW-IWno. TfceMSM oftbe l<)M «MtoiMd by. the Freochfaros, bote on. abip-beard and on b«« New Advertisements. Hooker Takes Burn' side’s Command. BLACKSMITHING /Jflie result of the .riocuon ia ||at. Bt^te . nsc* ths follow i-ig otrueious language: - s'of Ms ■ The returns from threats this State aro tml yet bH hr, bet emtegh h known Wfodsre their clenched the eleefiofi of ^.Republican Stale tkk branded hliqar.d «t hy < majority Irea than.fr* •tUn ^dritiiinte1 thHr’ 1 tbuuaimd.' The RvpuMicaua base elected eaid tohegreatly exagerstedU I A single veaeei'. the Amssun. wae ahwad-wwd by her crew <»n aeouunt iW the epiddfaie ; th* othersrwgr« barely -tfriteR by the aapufgg. The French • rtffl<Wt Bay that Abe trnnl i««w experieeo<<>hy th* French (wiacvwuMofxbe «oi*itod*ee nut exeued 800 .taen. ■> h*<•■»•» h ’ IIsxdqpamtxm, Zaur »ot<Tnx P^ro; Rzcrcawow*. V*.. Nuv.€th. 10 P; inrd over ■ morning night at. " 1 miles moved nri "towards .BuiftfCftiA®* distant, and,,JWF the ,HWUMri>f Chester mac, M.—Gen. Itifurmatiun from the 5th District rep; flmrend probably five CbngreaMnen mrt ^'fam.Llnei>lii^ Ik the demand of (he pen- *^fdlx.J Rj R, rpw.bridge In’Ute, .Fifth Jraftc Iha^e oji Tueadiv optts* biwoeli, d«ta.s«L g. > Trfx Riifet.Ts,o» EMAiic^PA'nmr,—Die in favor of Qtg>r.Ltp4„U4><*<>. - cck." Lincoln (ttt*t»vf>rtfanhl) undoubtedChe F»r»t District, which has been.in dis­ qiiJsftonli 'boiihei-fed • with e’m'aneinsiii-n di Scarcely less treaateMibie,..and muck pate is www known U»'b* etetetoed by seem IA N* WJffWnf “flWffiaetYM out sue vMwflillv in «nme lMtahe*«, at least in ■ more signKieaht, it the language of F*r- nearly 200 majority. The Sixth District General Butler's Depnrtment. ,A’ tom-Art • trict by 400 maj. .. J. ninflo Wpo^, ''uttered al ^A jo^lfallon ij still in dopbu : ' I J. R. Rollins is elected in the Dlh dispendent of the Nrw Vorir--Tnitt thus :. mealing iu New Turk, on die very eight ■ From what is BOW known, the State shows bow fhhwd and tifcompMMtfed la vaW his eleoijon (Mb Repiwaentadv*. in Senate is twarerevenly diwided-ahan efrr l"»r Waichanged »o wnHinrary and renin nrhrtiWs wort In'thd'cteeef atawe* of' ‘ Cungrdsd, when be spoke as fbllowa:' gre. but it is safe to asamne a majority befbro since the racenflency of the Repub ' H^.oC.con. lican party. The Repubffcins have 17 ’MaMweffWhite.:-* The writer sayb: • Peniwylvania Regiment, charged on their of the members uf ^.Legislature ducted • “One rtf the' most ihteriwtihg- and rig- right, white Captain PennmgUm., with are fur emancipetion. ;e./“I??tl9a • UP.°P . ®e uncoDriitijUqnal, and the Democrats, giving l^em. two iflftamt things tn this eormretioq, b the another force, assaulted them with shell I. . ?nd Jnibccik Adwiiuiatraliou wbo.nflw ftbt ftara Ww days agwa-tdelrtetlon «>f The rebel* left tec of tbeir dead un the district* stHl in doubt, U. • bo WwWiW’.MdpM Ths Houk* of Representatives so far alnves” belnegiitgto MarthselUWMtei.rBie field. ’T b?d,*”.,a .SprlM—W*en be ,urp<) . rtf lbs Eldest and wealthieet plairteranf the Qnr loss was o»»e killed and five Inc bail in motion which had culiuinated as known will stand Republicans 58; parish fcf 8t. Bernard below the eitjr. odl- wounded. Among the eusniy’*dead was vi’’tf‘kgrcat ^vij, Constitutional revolu- Democt«t*38; Doubtful anJqnlno'wn 9. ed to he* General Sbepley.- and asked, as a Captain. The Adjutant,of « Virginia Jtia-ve mn,lb.; « . of 4m Gjf tfip Jatter. the Republicans wl|l, prob-, ci Hrerm, for ear aadianea oftba governor regiment had bi* Iro broken and ia a TT^b^.-r • Inhere »s‘ ablyhcv* itaud Fufrtw 4. ■ 1 of the State. 'Th* request was granted, jurityi prisouer.c The ounduel uf our eawtlry in and these men informed tha General that thte actioo was apleodid. Jt is only nee In itha Huu-e, they «ame far freedom ; they said their rosary for Gee. Stuart to meet these in arid 6 People’s Union'. rcvolutk>ii^$icli would hurl from powHoratio Seymour, the newly 270 Republicans^aud 34 People’s Union fellnW servant* in dther places were all an open field-to sfr>w our superiority. li uild tl rupt and imbecile elected Gbrisrnor of New T<frl, received leaving'their masters, and that they wish ZpnhbiaVi^ition which’ now, usurped the ' "Naw YorkNot. «. amililgry.educitiqa.al Partridge's Acad­ ed-aleo to Improve tbeir -oenditfan, but . .GoVcrnroeqt,” (Great cheering.J ‘ The r**»« has the falh.wi%;—“Dis emy, Middletown, Ctmmcticut, and his' that It was not'dear tothem brtw was the ■vBadi IXFniioo Democracy iriloeali beet way to do so. Thev emphatically pnU-hes of the gravest importancr, and place should have hflfa nt fbe head of a said, however, that they did not intend tn wiiich may, effect » change in the whole ties wlreyfc-pUtfflifgWTTTffeffTiB favorable Ciiicago*~Nuv. 8 —The St. Paul Preet corpt dartnee^ pot holding coldly nnd srlf- labor much if they could help it without Mpvct oflho war. were today-.aubtuilted | to their‘’ne'ferippa dc^cmes. And yet.' says that DonnellyrRepublican, in the ial^y back, lending nu hand to belp^m by . tha French Legation ,to tbs,Secretary !, First District, is elected to Congress by tsinen, Ibraaerly, Republicans, ns wtfll as the war.-or to■ provid*-far those engaged request* and. protest*; by asking that if «J*State. On- Halleck expresses the.I n tliousand majority. • la the Second Dis­ Domoehits, In oar vtrymidst;- arc: «bw. lb it, bet devoting hte taflitence and hi* they remained peaceably at home they belief that «, foreign war, ntwessitating u trict Window. Republican, is also elected. ■'HbSftd, te*e'tetiod£li/tb gloat oreF such miflbt have fair wages secured, to them time to the Wark of embitrrawing the for their service. General Shrptey, treat­ levy en matte uf our wbulo p.pulaunn, ■ >hr ‘ ’^cioriei ns. Aliese. To bo traduced by would not be an evil without largely Federal Adininistrntion.fiddjng fault'wllh. ed the manor with, great c>ni"idrration, coinpenaating, ben fit*. He expresaee the , .spehjnea, is as goqd a pcwtificate uf charevery measure.-exciting discontent .at* and after conferring with General Butler, belief that the,North ha* not yet begun , -ancter as any ieyal man need ever hare, bmn«,-and affording sympathy to the permission was granted to these men to to develop its poesible resources. Leavenworth, Nov. 7th. t'f* ------ 1 M T w make terras with their master, who con. “An'infal mal meeting of the Cabinet i rebels.___ w - . ._____ A Convincing Argument. ‘ .-' Several old fogy lawyers, and among ^^*15im\iiiwb*ea, the Sece*l> Con­ ? th»i? /Judge partly .of Massachusetts, gressman from Indiana, had a personal » have attempted to prove the President's encounter in gmandpation the,.officer* lazy hfrdftng*. He called The officer with all -.other* upon the subject th*t the refatetkm wilt meet them all. same Theophi­ lus Parson?, an eminent professor in |hc Chmhjridge Law School, has . . abort. letter to the Boeton written a Adoertiter. ■ which seems to cover the- wfiote ground, ' {m3 entirely dissipates the logic of Judge . “ ^irtiite. Afr. Parsons in bls letter says: . “There a re three questions *ceosrwing the Presidenfs cniondpeXfan Procteans-r- tioa. ■ One,-baa ha aauoaUtetiunal power to isaue it aa .a ehrii,i <politteal or affroin_t JiteafrM-Mtl Tbe wound, waa il aipe- . dirnt ? . The,third, has be a eonstiteUonak power as Commander-in-chief to issue MAbbtittatwa m'ditary aril ..j Tb^e questions are perfectly diatioct. Qnoof tbe tno*t common and moat fruit1 •fill canoes M-error upon ail oabjeete, if the mingling of questions which are dislinri to themselves, bvt so near each other that they confuse each other. -Judge Curtisa,mingles those questions , do eatiraly, that no study of hi* pantplet ensblas-me to aa* dearly aa to moeh of faa anpiisent upon which of these L^ueeaioawit is.intended to bear. ' Let us separate the** questions. ■ Irin sure-that the President hah no Viewer to emancipate a aingie slave, as.a' .civil,- political or- iidtninistrative act. i.-.-o Was ik expedient 7 i.leaee lbis que*lion to the President For be is huoest, het-is capable;' ba has omisiderad the epseetion faag, *asefnily‘. Bad paiafaily, and in all the rslatioea* in whsebrit can present iteelfi • Uewvrar wive 1 may ba or Judge Curtis may be, en this subject, the FresrientwaaH Wwiserrer ell rules h.-J^ , . : . ,p' i/f-peehoHlitv dait. so ’ * ' Aa 'reoMlntag ^asatton.! have 1 ‘farix/a bMdrod nriks to Maida Umt b4dkiirih npHK nUBBABD UBO8.. Km. U English mannfactura Morrment; cap|>eJ ind (uh i grid. Itaies Mfr SIB. BririfrUfrsoiteOtaBlgi UUNTIXU <X)MI*OblT10X' CASED At BY WATCU. RicUy rugrared. >»elrd and fancy woriia. Uuauniaeacd lor Sulirra, Traders, etc. Price IB. Kotaila at from >44 io tlqu. A great variety ofoliier Wa«c*n.at low price* Linm Sun o( brooch and Ear Props in coi I respond.' ’iSnine* dtStsfoiriannfl, a i ere nch • Die Republican State and Cuegressinn. ‘riteSu teBMbery uf Geo. iBaall, who bad mtn It was gen­ erally reported that Lee would encamp on the hills %uth of the town. 'Gen. A. P. HHl’S command was bore on Thurs day, but retreated upon the advance of days, bub Wk lastflstnrday.' enough to.hay*cleared all Tennessee of aetivw rebels long ago. Bnt ioriaad of thia, Neahville is now a olauely belea­ R—,11. IreM Filter «<>«M P«y It, M •Uur tetetrie, bte teM, bu Lord dotal conduct, wo shall have no time to find faalt with Ab*< conduct of ottors. tew WM lUpoUlan. -MU Tee'Know Awnrrmst.—Amputation.• was a rnisfbrtunc U» the country •' but they Isfar «e g—->rtba inritpabla inis ■WMmrfob^rfulfr tn the popular-vote. -----*“^“ wtf*'in one, When Lincntn wai dseted, one-Wf of tkMt/-lhor_ tbe'Drmoersfs reWkd Walnss tW Gov-’ eromrot; and tha leedera 6f the other Salem, Vn., Nov. Sth P. M. The order, fclievihg McClellan was IT o’clock, ] t । , 1 WyunSi? ipt. Theeomnu |,«1. ^ver?jo( Bi .Ita — ; o(t& c^Ufe, Accor J'&‘. cy MO«». «J ORl.d t o. ln.il.tlm.mimoud.TO 1 Lucvsn.- Double Glass, riebly enprercd. V-'Fcruons-wbirtin^snr oflbe shore, brre only u» remit th« prtee lu a rirtsitred teller In owFm*. dreu, sud lh» »rttd— will be rent br return-sum?, freo of cxp4ass.« »~<hter> to’tb<- amount of Urelvc dollars anduswards will bsaetu. by «x pr«M to any port ®f •** Isysf S»airs, wi’b bill able to the Express Cotapray, wbratte delivered. Agents. Butlers Mdcoustre Merchant* thrx*;bout the counter, who wish to Wake mosey rapidly, wUlde well to obtain sur maaunote catrivs- . we furuial. the nw»t salsuMs oalSl at price* *usurpassed by say Otter ewuerct: ! (arfram) Xu* r«MTcm.f | FXOMATE QliHER.-VU.VL OF MICHIGAN a s^Lri^lbs Probate Court fortte Craat v et Barre, tel.ten.al tbs Probata OSre m tte tjj tage of BaAinga, on Taextey Ite Flth lav at 1Xo renter. i> the rear one tbonreiri ei^bt hoorirea sad sixty terif |ri*ri B. QJFxhtete. J<tdCr exf J 1 ’ t ‘ t I itAerosted in ssid «•««:•• ollfioa, and ths hesring pv of tab srder »a be ►.Braver, ■ »ewsv«rr -- ---------------------- —p J* srid eroniv ri BarrT. । ! i [ (Atroseopy.) J*d*s ri Probrie Estate *f G»or<e Kteb*»s. 3TATS OF EICHIGAN. l*«ar cm "’. A recei vwfjitJIeadqnartcjajat the w^rma, btotos «Mi baiHluonielj mounted. »A.t5. ‘ Qcrrutsra'a VerrCasun. Pariah*, no elegant Mttem, only It. The Urmonlae. very besTy, |X ■ JCuicn.—Jlric bnly'tSrih; Scrril. 4er¥/pv«My. •r. Cba^. a orat pattern, >1. Beal Signet, ft. Imitation DiamoodV Rixxvs Bvttok*.-I’atfrnt. chased,orEDsmehtd a new and rrre handsome pattern, >?/<’. OooVIc ,brort and soul is with the rebellion to- • nigku (TUW tm.1 Ikin rental it 1 the State of Pennsylvania, f have been in Lahtmter, and all abmrt over that county. 1 bav* wt talked with him pertonal It. 1 have Wot got so low yeL— Mxsm *bo Bcucbab.—“ When I was our troops. But I conversed with, re a । bdy." said «n old 'man, “ we bad a ReKabl* citizens confirm the general FLaughter.] acboidmasler who had way of catching beliefuf-ffotelligent army officers, tlwt liable a«4 iAtoUioMtf.-PennaIranians of i kite bays.” 'One day he celled out to us, Gen. Lee has succeeded in eliidrttg'Gen. high afairding ahdlnt^rMty/tefio had con “ Boys I must have doser attention to McClellan, ifad' that a Itif-ge ptiHInn of verged With him, to whom be said "This yntir b«xAw. The fifrt «me 'irf yuw that Lev’s army is st Gordons ifte. Gen. war hall wrong; it dnghl to be Mopped. We can never sees another buy Idle; I want you to in A. P. Hill’s farces and Gen. Stiinrfa cav­ Ws ought to atop it fi»rwi me. and 4 wiG srttend -to the cose." alry formed the rear guard of Gen. Ix>e. tobdda this people. They are mnjte »*Ah thought 'f to myself, there Is Joe i The dinner wax at Chester Gap on Wed­ people to be conquered,M and s* rih; Otnipwm that I don’t • hke. I’ll wateh nesday, and Gen. Pleasanton bad pushed evidently showing hy the tenor and tone him, and if I see him look off bro book. Gen. Stuart to Flint Rill. uf his convention that he it will#, the enemy.” 1 I’ll teH.w-«-k WW» itutriinin before I saw Washington, Nov. 8. Joe Simporxi look off kb bmk and irnme-’ The Herolda dispatch save: ‘•Bumride rebel anuie* oyuld .elect a.junction, and dislriv iofarmsd the master. t“ ladrsd," .-Lort Iwtrtnxrr A drafted hian is appointed, in phenol Medel Ina and from the vicinity of Reedsburg, Wajne .... --- ■*• JW idjr^Qknowbe get into *, strung pvsiUpa- ' H«»»k«r takes Buntside’a porition* I Mo- county, after he bad been in camp for _ him," . said L .■*•¥<»* ----------- -e*^.' ---------- wnaldlel” did and wero 'y<«r eyes on yowr baok“ GMWsreoMMnl baacauaedgre«tesrite- a>vt Un weriri, got a furlough totehit The Japanese Aatlmaadora onnmesit ibero-toaighk ,.: Gen, fit, Jnbo his sweet heart near the above place.— whea yn* saw Hm.1” I was oneghi.and trarted a bHhwf 820,880 at their hotel In never'watehrd fi>r idle boy. again. If we Poster-ia ordered here to answer the Utaii, ««r, lired ..Ikmg, m4 taU, r< London. They sent It to Lord John are iirtfassrrtly watebfal over our own charges preferred againri'hiwi - by Pope.’’ Ua« ap Im* b. mind u n« aUuV L« guered city with a starving r.gams<4.— Negley will, however, be able to bold an until relieved. As far Bragg’s arsaythere is so-danger from that in the di rection of, Nashville. Hd will be with Lenin Virginia very soon. Rnenrsgerd eaarped from Halleck •> Corinth, and turned up M Ricbtn*ind, and now Bragg. havingcfa cted aa ceay escape froiu BtW elhin Keetacky. will fallow in U>e foot­ steps uf hi* predecessor, it wa*. very kind on the nar^affien. McClellan, after the batde <>| Antietam,, lo^ie, "a^st.. on the Potomac*‘far five weeks, until jlhe — and ogen f»M..sr Ladr'a or Genllen.»n’« Waub in one: Ub nraltirat. nunt conrrn.ent ond cbrn:> e»l Watch in the World. Jmil.lion jfold; effrelld by a patient- praoL*,’ whlcy rvirtlera the apprarMMsnCgrid (wriria. whU» it duos nol ae.t <xithird an nioclu 1'risa O^y Ma JUteiU al ’frSm •1iH.'x5lSaV'OMfO«lTlU.X C.KE01ZTZRX al ticket is elected by a majority of2,300. Thu Legislature 11 atm Republican. to thia evening, when it re-nasemblnd at eight o’clock, Gen. Halleck being preeeni CT Nmm< P";*”1* "£rij the stjlaa of w atcss I upon iuerrMieg •Steal, oCsr tke'._„„„w 1st District, .Henry G. StMuu ; 2d. Martin K'/MAtch. 8d, Afoses F. Odell. 4th. Benjaaum. H^ood; 6th, Fernando him. The officer then turned to and gave Wood; MuF/iA’* Farrf; 7th, John Voorhees woefa a flogging that be was JFiOnacUrr; 8ih, Jmm* Broolt; 9th, Wmpcned to tab* to Mb bed. Voorhees Anton Herrick., Ukh. William Ba^ord Bl Lout*. Nov. 7. 11 th. Charin H. Wu&U^ ,12th Homer are possible, and it is believed that cer­ was in Indianapolis defending a man who tain Chbiael rninisters regard these Governor Gamble has appointed Tburs 4. Nelson ; J$fi B. Steele ; 14th, waa charged with aiding rebel prisoner* changes as a condemnation, giving them day, 27th, Thanksgiving day. Brtntm Corning : 15lh. John A. -Grit- no alternative but to resign.1' to cocape. <nW4,' probably ; IGlh, Orlando .Kellogg ; 17th, Cjlyin T. flulbur^; iBth. Teaiah Warrenton,?*., Nov.7—4.P, M. cHftl Blood, probably ; 19th,Samuel F. Miller In a recent speech at Chicago Parson • Tha army corps of Gen. Reynolds took A letter from Nssvilk, dated October 120th, Ambrose W. Clark ; 21st, FVoncit possession of this place unopposed yes­ Brownlow said: “The last one of those that was mode 28th, aaysthat “far many days past the ,Kiernan ; 22d.De.aiuC. Littlejohn j 23d, terday. The place was occupied hj ColooHmhem-i^bavc innodI W rslioos of TbomasT Davis: 24th, Theodioro KL Paine with about 400 men and two bow- the catspaw of, and the meanest one of tbs whole anwd.'by aqjr odda, was the meat—nothing else." .wJMl A [•- itxers. - • ‘ - < - < r ■ preUy buqinese. and all attxibuteble to Geh- Lungriredt'e arm\y corps had oc­ Old Public FunctMmarv of Pennsylvania. the blunder*,.tardiaesa, ^competency, oi. An old man vrbone cupied Culpeper Court House far several [Roart nf laughter.] *u:pfet selling furiith^ views upon the sub­ said he waa a liar, when Voorbeea struck .. ject, which qo'uicid# so nearly was bold to-day, and an adjournntenthad I 0n4«Birri*tfcSMri.FseWittri:UP*s»rra, Orraoa* at Bn ail as, Wiuyuu FM<b< on apecinl invitation of,the President.— Heavy 8*ow Storm is Brotoa. It ia believed that dccisfaiis <>f more, ul BiwTosf.’&ivr Tih.—‘rtfree u» four lituate importance than any yet made in tlto course of the war, have been arrived inches depth of snow fell here to-day. Mid at, sod will: bo announod before the end it continues this evening with indiuatiuns of a stormy night. of Um week. “The air io pregnant with rumors of militaiy nod Cabinet changes. Military Indianapolis, on Monday, witfi a regular army officer. prodsmatiem unconetitu sen led to hav* a partner in the transact, km, and these men have gone |o. work, , not aa slaves, but m hired moo.” . WAZCKES & JEWELET, uki^" °,2'rt * MH« feH imo a a-aind tMuurouM«>«u» on. ' i Ifthdar, the M'h i IMS. at tee s'sisek, �vsinro Wwtwx**. - ** zsusci^Mrfr •WP.M •txMA.lt. GRAST&SPAUtmjG •t b-t**-lfo *xi *er«te nyiJ • «$ W kr-ke > . J—Bi1 •« >• «*«*' R. R. R. of fqll throe inches tWadflhhatfOs Shh The instant. weather fiinee has bs«h quite pleasant^ arid aiAljiriartiting (Tues- PEOPLE WONDER ' ' Ab4 ftwamlr ok. Ho. 1. li <| ..■« * • sucn retu•dul pomraMU wnuiua, ■‘■-rrr . .«•!. Only ttC ■ tft ti 'Cf |^f luu <>t WbUo etbor papavoora r^rite oa thote 'arte IS Ob'S UNE OF T8ADE; w, do not Mop to ennkdor thu PhrdI.,,bb Amw.—CToRm BWUon. of ehuiB rraBcrth, clMnd ti> altnoet ever) Woodland, has left at our office ten ap­ when taken ples. which, from the tree the aggregate ttM'Mtf one weighed lU The .largest, quarter pounds. weighed in bbt'dlfice, nin>t^!n' and a fralf onneea. To Lute frequently Ltf.AC.r-You, MHy, AuAu contributed to our columns, and your missive*are usually acceptable; but we desire to give a word r»f caution : k i* untafe to throw missiles ht skiinh as they are sure to render the atmosphere Unpleasant to ynu and to othera. Tux E-xbmfts.— We are indebted to lion. N. Bailey, Commissioner to super­ intend the Draft in this county for s few figure, from which it appears that Dr. J. R-ibcrta, Examining Surgeon, baa exam incd ! ,JMO persona, of wbosa ?)| exempted. were The number of officers and aliens exempted is not yet computed; ^either the number liabte to draft in thr e^iunty. ’ We bdpeto b« able W give tHt latter next ^teek. '. h0 Thk RBsvLTeflhe dectir.naand tbelittle effusioo of “Lilly Lilac” published in oJr columns last seek seem to have bad a bad •nd Opmm, « lbt ___ ____ ai, in ,006 euu .km there » pan, |u ara.lo6jMl0.B, raU,nll»p.t>Ml fc.m pain—to ,11^ Irrtuill-o and Inflnntolnd —and this U will du, very soon After It is administered. ir>eventi vc of disease. in thia dwaetrr M wilt so eompliah more R«»<>d than nil the medics- lief, and fell immediately relieved, and alept aonnilly, and awoka in the mnrnlng free from pain. Its continued use eured and threatens, (if bis readers 11 is posiliun it somewhat nkm to that of •a certain Dutchman who became angered. him.” ■ FROM jmt* eo'rtVX-ovtA oj raw, aaA ^oum.v5^ tocAu aaA \\u\n, tn swear terribly. So our neighbor glvcw notice to his decent subscribers to with­ draw, as he is about to • make himself. a fool of Well, it won’t to much of an • IT*after alt, „ tIiE BANNER! riMilHID Estate el John Croat. - f<»r pqptcciioa « ro^aM^rixty two; praaiat, 8. ©. Prinlte, Judp In tha nutter of tbe estate of John Croak, late of A anyria, h> said county drained. On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verified of Sarah Cronk, widow of aaid fiaeeaeed. pray- Sfcr. ■ft.ttoatk.'*. ’E®DTn©3KE) IPIBI<D®8. EMPORIUM FOR DRY GOODS! i 'RoWM As to personal! ave to* Ato vtukn.’k Sotoca. MV& Com-JoA. we ahall not be the* first aggressor. It doei the County printing. In editor we regard os too small an affair to waste words upon. >7/7 t JfhyPjslHe ’) . Igp A. H. Paocrna, Esq-, thia wsU- kn»wn proprietor of the New CASH STORE! IN BATTLE CREEK! A. L. SKINNER ROBATE OrB.r.—Sul. .T UlU.ut« County of Barry, u^-At a Marina of tba Pro­ bate Court for tbe county of Barry, bohten at tbe Probate Office, In tbe village of Hsriisgi. on Troafey. d>« 14lb day ef October one ibearoud eight hundred and aixty-twe. ■ Present, Sherman C. Priedie. Judge of Probate. In the matter of tbe aalaia of Pmrites CUM late of aaid eounlv Un reeding and filing tbe petition,duly verified, of John Taggart praying, forroasona therein eel forth, that L. W. Ha wilt. AdtntoiMrotor ol arid estate, may be aotbohted. empowered and direct in arid priiiion irauaora of a earten mode by *rid LOCAL NEWS Bas in Store - xt*if«rt<1 An Immense Stock of AND to r|li ~ at a asaaicsi of said ?■!—. thaw to bo boUsa at tba Probate OfOo.,te tbs vlHagwMH*B ling*. a»d show sama, if any Ibero bo, whr tbe m«OT riche priitioswr eborid sat bsTsrUd. AJri M to further osderod, that tbs pa—asar ghw art toe to all persona hi*----- ------ -------- — of tbe pn-daaey of arid petit A0,000 recruit*, whereas they have not wo use in Attempting «» fight put Kentucky II ia set wriwriroiy Poliitesl-it boa one or rooro WHICH Emawcxfatiow nr*m Dwtwjct or Co <Xe. TTtess fitter* are put up in quart botllea. qf wJuoA Um ahovs is a /ao-«im. iU. 97h« Iri^ek i* Jhbrip ess^ratwi, and i» jjrvuided with a K\fe-gnard fretn , opunU</«iisra. (Priot fl per botiU, 6e eiifqrfS. , O. W. J^oback, (Preprirtor, _Jfo. 6 Jhst Fourth Bl., Cincinnati, Ao udum •K orders should be addmsed. ' FOR SALE BY Roberts-* Striker, Haultop. Eli ITichria. Jay 8 Terry.Orowgwrilte Mffla, rf. C. Swift, Froirterifte H.B.b'uriMtoa. XuMteiBa.atoi by droggtei. aod mercbaote generally throughout ths oouutry To Desiroy-------Rata, Roaches, Ac. To Destroy-------Mice, Moles, and Ants. Ants. ToDestroy------ Bed-Bugs. TV Destroy------ Moths io Furs, Clothes, ' ■ &c., Ac. To Datroy-------Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Dubuy —InritefiT on Plants and -FofirM* T o> Ta Dsttray-------- Insects o« Aataa)a. Ac. To bestroy——Every furm sod spsciss :• --j,» . wfVanWu . - ’ • jy 8es “Coetar’a” advertisements hr this (riper for tbe destruction and alter 9000 yd* P1,ta ,Dd *“CJ fr(B rtrM I. MiSkUUMi >er W* Ab4 Almost «r*7 B°»Wr coflteiro SB yhhj*iad :>ihiah yotjst txierminatien of all kinds and species of d< sf PMtenb.r. 1*42. at tes o'etatek, is ttw foro mss, ba anriguod foe th* boarwig of arid parities usd that the Wen St tew of said da***,rod, and aU riher perron* ieteeroted ia said rotate, sro roqrirod to appear a* e- eaaaWsf aaid Court, then to bo bridseri tbe ProbrioOCes is tbe vdtage of Saeriogn, asd abow rouse, if suy Ibero ba why Farsu'a. , ■ ; .■■■ । ^y-Bold in > HArrnroa, Mich., by RoBUTs'&BTkiKn, and by the Driig- gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. thouwalpriea of these pefe : .^rfatMteaM ATT’JO mxuTa THX GBEAT OABSK OF * ' OUB GOOD* iif tbe Union, and the rebel command- LtuaxA.—Tbe largest number of alav«» “istrtcc "Dv. *B.obacV» # ftXO'KUMlVv ‘BkXXc.tft SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! before the recent ad v ance jn«t! before leaving Kentucky, in *hfeh be wid he 60 Been inhled bj Kentucky secessicntats, who represented tbe State a* ripe for revolution. Toe zsrXJrI.S0&,i: irrcrived 5.000. A Union man respect ^jtlly remarked to Bragg that there wet . ‘DtavA^eo, Stacks of in Kentucky ■*<*• than eqnaUad the new recruits be had received. He aaM they had nntieipa|^DtrtMaa<Jirtg riot !<*• than Hoback's ftXovtwxeXv ‘BWto-rw vftUv\^ DRY GOODS I be spoiled- ;by the skpoider-straps. — Eaton County Republican. ' » lt»l.»«fcl? out of II Thir. bad been b» adequate recompense, and the deed, wounded and prriuftan whom be bad left ft\ovnac,\x 'B'vXXttw ckx\& tnokt Ta}c wt\oxyx\Ax. HARD-WARE 'it“te ro£ro4.*te4 Turoday.the *d Engl.™! House ni Vermontville, has a commis<km te raise a company of Mounted Rifle* for Col. Stodkton’a qew rrjitnrtit Th,.,i,cn»of lk.,BtentoU.-w*»fc«l l<> avoid a draft, and the .full <overnjusat l>.Hint/of 9100 i< offered to all whojtef jL 125 of thia bounty and one month s <p»y will be paid in advance. In sddithtffi .to this, some of tbe towns are offering ■Kegs bounties—so that the pecuniary .inducements are ample. Proctor ia a whole-souled, genial fellow, who will . Dr. "BtokoeV* BOOTS <ft SIENMES. P AT TTTE ONLY EXCLUSIVE vhnll attack Illogical and untenable posi- . ftXavtcacVj. 'B'AUt* GROCERIES St’BSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! shit" polities and Other public questions, we> vm \N\a A^eor <van Vnan.^ Iio€\oY,» Wt. VK«kooYfiXe \\m. vcxak and. dfcVnVta.X.e d. wbenerar wc may deign to notice the Dioneer. * WvcYxX.^ ’Vo’ttke. ‘ proba noRnat.-avin of mioemoait County of Barry, ee. • At a aeeeton of the Probate Coeri for tbo Coun­ ty ef Berry hot den at tbeProbstrOSM. tn tbe Will and te.lament of aaid deceased, may ba ad­ mitted to Probate, and tba Exaeoiri* and Bxecu iarlher<MJMr— — •-- *-■--------Thereupon 1 d«y of Bny—I aaaigned for the hearing of aaid petition, and that tbe hrira *1 tew of aaid doeeaaetGnd al! other persona interested in aaid estate, are required to appear at a aeeoioa of aaid Court, then to be hoidea at the Probate Office, -in tba Village of Haalinga, aad show eunae, if nay Ibero be, why tbe prayer of tbe petitioner should not be grouted. And it ia further ordered, that arid petitioner give arifco to tbe persona interested, ia aaM estate, of tbe pendency of arid petition, and tbe We. would say ^lo our neighbor tha* weshaU never don a .. uttaXe'W make and requested tbe miuiater and deacons to withdraw immediately, as he was about anA aVL pVMAM* <5 a. BBTOAtevRLato'K. 'VVimKvtwn *» jrarna aaij aMdfoj&Ka ‘ U“ organ of eo eliqro or factleu, but nV < h»*roe nottoro wftboat foer, roUnguo from werwet u»a . ■ /— ■ > Jaundiae, "■ —^JKiJnvw Cfentplttirwj^ DIRECT iBSChibK fba will ercn»e in a very tings Hint ’ £ilious F«ver, - . : • Fever and figae, '■y Lioer Com_ptatrt^ ' " (Vuspepvia, ; ,;iaJ .. . i - Government. little sickness would exist. Its use will prevent attacks from these disorders. In cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sora Thnwtt, luftncnxa. Strains, Sprains, Oamp*Mpasma»4ta„ sa appUsati<>«t «f the Ready Relief wHf afford immediate I<et tit refer tn tbocase of a ditrtinguiahod literary gemletnan. •‘Let tfwtee wbiicabnot rnjriy an hour’s calm sleep make a trial uf Rodttay'i Rniily Jiriiff. Wm. Sydney Mvrra, Eeq- uf tbe. Havana (Cuba) Pima, well kn»wn, t<> ibe NewAork. New Orleans, and London (Cuba) Press, says that for a Bure 'f’ttretnxtot ©5 i.,. .Jnaig-esiion, . Il •u.tkto. tU Admlnirtrallon nd th. used when any .T the innlignnnt diseases prevail, sueh an Yeffiiw Fever, Cholers, Flux. Typhoid Fever.lnA.iMAu, Diptheria PneurnoQM, Fever and Ague, sad very him.) to continue hi* antics In tbe future. shoulders, “ hrij^^ ores ,<»ur “‘"^.^""000.008 ** *” <»»•. oat Of om htraarod. rimd, /u^f I, ™cribwl bj manner, He abuses Diaiietr. Ogrnig and fkalL «mt at ton ypro^ev Wta», a»* Moetrhioe JU Me<|| twenty years he had been a soflerer from acute Chronic Rheumatism, and f>r one week had not slept aa hour at any one time, fie appliAl Ready Re­ effect npon our literary neighbor uFtbe BiamACct Tb'WU,r*, uAm.c.K, >5 ttouv. to. >Me*T ptuaxtofiiA*. c»~ *bdo there I, »H.M, elek»«~— SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER] COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. IX IMMMhrtW «ta»m MBtaOito HUMAN. -MISERY �itaral TrX^MALMON P. CHAIR. XMrteww^fiU /nto-iX-- Crieb B. Smith. of lad. WKLLW, -f * Cnuuectlewt. a^vetoey <y Ns,—K. M KTAM TOM. of Washing- >rUl*llall teat can bo produced. This Syrup is ^kgldy fltel ia which bo OfxAa of the Pramdra.lV OMtratod.xsraediary jwdeifut. is.Wkhfcb Emancipation Proclamation aa follow•emga tetldue*, .ills assurer vigistehsaed I *•! beartitjrMWtW Wiry word of iL It waa well timed Ohio. Si. u.~- U »TA. TMFBkC.X.’% T&UOG5J Wi.ITVt'S. •apewM caartafite BaWai Matae. The border ani " B vartcty nf Stm pJraAh-tMIB W**, vaded. So long as slave* are allowed l«l -HAMUEL r‘ animny GRIER, of Few. _N rtSWcLIITOR0. of Me -^^amfrel^aiw Was not ninety day s long enough for the rebel master 10 ewhu up^s mind to lay, down bis arms or hwe hi* slaves 1 Th.- J3 •TATBWJBCEB*. Ideal ot Ohio has been ebsd like weUr. t^.a±aa»vtsf.t tba farmerhMblenty, but utackrd corn or Cuaraa meal WHSod with bppered it wits. HBWtivoaeiLAiN. GEOBOK H. HOUSE. Wputy do LANGFORD <». BERRY, Auditor General .ewte.^/sMWjweO/iviltoz >j»W" .MvWr,——>»'’•<*-« MaM-teda MUfMorSveirw MUbeWIW^t IT WILL MEMI MAffiLE. 0 AUSTIN BLAIR. IIKNUT T. BACIUS. Fl^idrat of ths 8«»ste •»<! JAMLS^BOmUI Btete. JOHN M. ORKUORY/Sept. CORTLAND B STEBBINS. I SAMUEL S LACEY, Cora’r. UY KUS HEWITT. Deputy CHARI ill ITFliftir, itto-te „—JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant Om.nl J. 11. FOUNTAIN. Qusiter Master General. ■■WusB fmiriWMO1 ■■ 600,000"‘“to llsi^tt^ i-f. «a "b jiamUx.^atart LLOYD'S NWy, miX J W.iTK COUNT' COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES teia k\!L V»rt» oS Vm, Cowwte*. n. r.Mi»ng .r m, 'BtaoA- Vurilp-v wnA VA\.» DARIJNU'S CAM ADAM. AMD MEW BRUNSWICK. milky MHt*BdWa<; abnut<^uaJijr »a wdl. After Ibcy'Kavc been in du<*nx Air two or three days, nr ‘’",.2. rC>' d - fairIv . on tbeir‘lrgs-—ftir-tha iafee weak­ M¥E«fltMLAWR est «>f all fi.wl whcw ymipg’Ti Vt them 9* **<lbor. i* fins and "Ultrai ia no dvw untht-gry**. ' ~~ sdl or d<> not raise turkeys. turn them out as am>n as ha^ibed, and alHsi^ thw^at^e^uhttl^ei they is that tear **rikn at th* mot of Dmmm, by eradicating *vary partick of imparity bus WtlriJS-i>l$‘.X5i8%wtJ» * 1' Ar. pars vrattaMiuBWH* ..iTlwy •» bil­ ious disorders of ths human ny-iem They rygu lale and invigorate tbe livrr mm! kiduey-; They •^irw gfMMM lie tbe circulation, and purifr th- blood. Thus, .ill billi-— o nr-tei.o--.'OU of which are Torpid Uvrr. Mick ihMtejRlBslAefRa. Pile*. Chill, shd Ferera. coativ«-naoa.or lo-rorM- .r. enii-e'y .uaNEflO LIVER EEGl’LATOIi coma—tn nay nothing of all the Sunday lii enjoy ment. and we minis to the oon ’'“■"‘‘■'■'■'‘'Xvoirir/W' uUH iw kiut l&Yoo^ XCOMMT XS •VIM.Xa. ' •40 00 a yussrsaved in rwy tomriy hi li-iffe-ur ui. lUur B’4*lr, *f ■ ■ r.v-diwi'r for th* Uf* and baaltb of th* body dsprafi apoa tb« purity of th* blood. 'l^Eliail flUUnCUE. ‘r^^CrDbi/*r..&Mth. .. «,. » r Phur.Su Crt.taprr B-ttU. Priua B&'Oeto per . >.«CVni»‘pr«’)&4tlk ' Prity praJIuUlc. •' -,i BiAsVSl BrRsteMcW ' ta ‘ H.m.Tt ’ V TERMS CASH. villa, Noland’s Ford, and all others on the Polo mac. aud everr other place in maiyland .Virginia nod PMayieaate.ugputtqr t l||4pl work. Bm* we think that ib^e ia a 4|kUUMtttebWI^Hd7-Z^. in Biv- •ft? W. hf all Dnartet*. aU. generally IhnHigbout UtaCM LLOTIFR TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO. INDIAKA. and ILUN0I8. blind, protruding *nd bleeding pilvnjMid general d b READ THE FOUAJWING TESTIMONY: From tbe New York Tribune. A ng. •‘LiAJYD’SMAP OF VIRGINIA. MARYLAND ANDPFNNHYI VANIA -ThisMap ia very large jts cost te but s& cents, ami it U tiu left whitk ‘ wfrfit otiAT »1F w TBf Mijfcw- after hi* fi«*b had almuat wtwted away The doctors pronounced th* case incura­ ImpmU'jl tv Holme Owners. Jas. L. Brum ley.merchant. I !»4 Fulton si reel. lui|Minmt .fee Huildrfa. >g. the last three jeuJB ; I used RIITI RIVER—From Actual Surveys bv Capta. Bart and Wm. Bowe*. Mteaiaaippi BlrerPUoX ol St. Louis. Mo., shows every man s plantation and owner’s name bum Kt !->ui» to the Gulf of Mexi­ extra ntres ufnata in the morning, and tw co-- l.J.'iO miles back from the river—colored in •on ns lie is dmitf. bMrMBduMi up W»d counties and State*. Price, fl In sheets. |2, tKXkei m Md.iW ., , r VHV< R UC»K W U *fitA TOt« ■ im portent t»» Railroad Oihtafo£fc tf’'Firniera. 1 j ‘ , To all irhoo, fit, any lum, CEME FING, Into it cotidilitm Di bu of any benefit to him, rxrrpt Infill his au>ma^hv .A little .aSatst'WJuSaxrTixw reflecti<»n will nuUe dfcy/raih'ct* aeo'Uat Olis Studley. E-q„ IS* K—t «*tli Street. N Y.. write-: Aug. 15. !M».—I had a difficult with tbe for wv«cwl »**X. .•A^lzAb* appIie«>sjK-iaily to oxen, from the fact that they merely crush their fond a little to swallow it An'ertra'fwtf tMin WF'msmFn immedintely alter.it. They .depend upon /mUdg'avtr /.h4 aotf <foswisi^ 4t wisrkrdtJttMp^.. qileni-e the greater part pn-seS off with , osrtd“«V lttetow>yr"ri. »• m-*t firttirrs ktmw. If we fevd c»get> a certain quanli ty of grain per day, we pn-fer to r’«i three quarters t4 it t<» them nt night.— 'Ttesf rlui Hirn get a chance to tborimghly masticate it, at»d almost avnefarlast, - ' 6 T’his mode of finding, we think, is pre*Wfti»»le any other, except grinding t^ir feed ; and that will Dot pay if cornia ihO cento fHr'Qi»*V<uWd'yi}dbi'ia to Itaul i; r b* . If»^>DlLw<W|MJWDiept, <>r if* pvrMSi hnna hnrau niill, io ,ia. on- dvuhtedly tin- be-t—but H is an tindrniable foet tfrat^mir Wedt coni is aitiii'isi al. ways fed in (be ear. If fed at night, an ' oX geto the g-nd of it—but if fed al noon or in tbe m>>min|, we think it dwqs pot d<> thcMi n«ar»>'loach gtaid. . ■ . This may seem Li be a trifling m si ter, but if trifles art»-.Wfll aUeridcd to, IqipurL ant matters are nut likely tu - gu wrong. iotca Hvmttltad. ' , " .. ^AmVAJUREAllY^EUEF^ Wnfrri^ tKoSe <^?«uK pains. in.lintly"oi its application externally or by iu adminiatratioi internallv, and cure.— RUEUNATI8M................................ in a few hour. 8UBE THROAT........................ in fifteen minute. TOOTH-ACHE..............................in three minnU-i NEURAIA31A (paraxyams of.).. .in five atinulea Trpbuiil, end ntner '-wincing fever*, tliev nte *i- in tliesmall uf my bwtzthtti m-rd and Jl kind* perwrto qsinlwe. Thri-inthrence extend* over »f medicines, bul found no permanent relief until the •awraaystesn. cuutrullug. avrawWfentng.-dwd hrweiud^ AetSteMd etid wasting •b-rgira.nmi DARL!.\<r.S Lirr/t rehvlator, reffukainjcatlthssscrvltoitato Ole nuetel pvt fnrmanoe WCttunr dirtto*. «lr*snHi|t sad periling ............ ... »>.t> Jl fewn tbe nfeteto Wl dis LIFE BITTERS. cased deposits and ImeaSI BWtora. I p«M>ed elulled binod by the urr-lhm. I an now Ykev didhr Oum /aU purgatwv pills. ’ Thrir actios isnot tend, w eoatued tea torttoa of Bte rntindy curvd.a»d lake pleasure in recouimeuding bowel*. Drraete l-ntx-lire Fills uw»>Mt vtal tl.ese remedies." Mrw/C. 'Vebo'w,' 11 Cliri-fopber'Strwt. N.'t.. feraMtotbs-pevtetaMx aseraawut «tte bowel. writes : -Feb. XV, la>W.—I have been subject to attack- uf Asthma ll>e last twenty years. 1 bare never found anything e^usl to The Cow is only about One-Third that of Tin, ast> it ro thick aa otaauLK. . x DIARRBCEA............ LUMBAGO, (pains of ]. 'VXxe. aVsroS. VAX* u. a. M»*. mi aomfb pm. aIsasa over been, intraduced. They act *o directly upon tha Ltrar. writ­ ing tint organ tn sucn an extent aa that th* Mtoeiu doea not reiapM fwto it* former con­ dition, which ia too ant to ba th* caa* with aimnly a purgative pill. V^\.oodi cec\A Ia\ht VAk, which, in conjunction with the kJAooik Vun^iw, HsnAt-ihe, Cblia {Pains, Imixgvstfon, TIME Gostawnssa, Cholera J/cp-Lus, CPixin in thei gowele, QXxarinees, sto. Try tbeae medieiMa, and you will wsvsr "E your neighbors, who have used there,, NoTfeai is rttpiired in making application jrfyjiMsofdd try them liefcr* going fir » The expen-e of applying it label triSing, aa aa ordinary Itoof saolbe wrand and finished Me Mae d-y. <5STa PawthlH or Abaaaaaof.av laaal agent, wd read tbe certificates, and if you Ura svsr doubted you wifi . , p w> ttvasra. depletion tlittwould IttteW. -Mdd. W tteety 'tn proie*ML In tbasscaatba mild,mnehtag ami emUyndnaalaliagtexaiive. that wilt purge and heal, -ootbe and strengthen, like Rad- ay’s Rrgn latiug Pills, is respired. The cause of on many death* iuStett J li —*Slj*l iStenWBO tie want of a pnrgat velike K.lDWAY’rt FILLS, that will DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR. FAMILY MEDU INK. When our children are out of Borts, we give them a few drop*, and it seta them all ngbt. 1 find H fetoUf Radwan* PilWiw*ra adopted mlhste waat- -mass tte^sasralJriyteWlha etatotoh, sad baft■R*' ■’ r ■ • **■ •<*v»ac«i I tiume advocatMef /hweriddhtrasbow errmsauas Rua ns a, if you need either or both of these moat aofflr^fftk of tmu, udra »fpiitd h, mXsfe. Iu which I v bold that gri*>M- aaasca, asckneaa. i ttcimtes. excellent Hcmediex,inquire for them at the store*, “ r9"*‘ •• teros if y->u du nut find them, take no other, but inctoee Aultr- W> -r.d1» I. -• One Dollar in a letter, and on reeeipt of the mon EL’S! »>1bWMftAT8SK £ DAN’L S. DARLING, 102 Nassau 8i . New York. avoid baunb PURGATIVES NsavpenSeMarsta tbe bwbu of takiugRatte. Pat sp la 40 cent awd $1 Bottle* each. <Aml vsiu.; a x»r» st xsla fcsA IT Wl<»lr-MI?-M»AUK BftttXHt BttfNW WARM WEATHER, AND NOT.wiaH OFF LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS aB^^^saitsRs mg. Tituin gas xixq » resrecTLT vim mustr fIJcflU .4/ it J EL iag by numariiiiijq <t«se dead wetebl of Off He 7 ‘Taits the girth Ig UcbmUbiod the far»*raa» aapaae to.by multiply , ,H Asateerf- Um the Mteed PaMter aal Pau waym* In all cases where pain ia frit, the BRADY RE LIEF should be applied Taken interuallv—a tea-spoonful to half a tumbler of water—will cure acidity of the a’utnach. and promote digestion, it ia a pleasant and healthy etunulaat. he Wran<uCinun MxisricnmtT. Tlto frteh FMrmers’'GdgeUr«lvra tbeA-Jiua bif ♦» an approximate • uk for obtaM- ; z Woe* Mm *- IwsTVSi QrthOfc euspiotea, and tn ninety-trine esses nisi uf utu-h uudred, Abe horse wtH pay no which Curaphdat eoald ba Bistifd ia which the wfll ears all the aforementioned diesaaae, -aad, of tbesmsrivee, will relieve and cure Derv.uusDeas puli or tbe utberaida. This will iiiMbuitlj direct tbe alteiilioo.uf the iiirntu frum tbe'oi.ject which ia exHtittng more attention to tbe trivet, AMOTHXBwasmradorFerarawiA®*. after trying every medicine in hia r*a*a AVOTKER wa* cured of Fcrar 8or* Which had existed ftrdrteen yeara ANOTHER »f Rbraualiem of eight yean. Cases innumerable uf Dyspepsia and Liver sal they will aay they ars A- cunrsp<>ndwit .of the ' EMraiMr Jmdricwn gives tbd fdliiwliig advice -td nervous huraeinei)x' ‘Whenever they notice their horse, directing hie ears 16 . try point whatever. - or .indicBtiM. tfie alighiest disposition to. become afr»id, let them, inatrad of pulling the rein, to bring tbe horse toward tbe object causing its ble. Pwriieeaod Fills JOHNS 4 CUOSl.EY'S ..tanir iWW,.t u^iwr. quantity _ _____ Eruptions, Ffts, Ifcra/ulous CbfMumption, etc. ' is a.e onlr authority for Oeu. Buril and tbe War work annuals d» not need as much mdid f.MMl when Ling id|« a« y^0kj^4//ai /hh'jfod/JU* caeca SlipMl*, / Old 8or*9. JJhrumaf tsm, Blok Htadazhe, t ><*. 25 Crtita1 'per Bottle., .n « • - Pemovea the morbd_aad.bilim>. deposit* from tbe alomach and bowels, re«Ml*lra the liver and kidney*, removing every ubatruction, re-lores a natural and healthy action in the vital organs.— It is a .uperior Ilia, we think.<|eite*rfy «4ntUted,&at >wa Uh. K&___________ purge • dbelrvd. 85 CTS. per Box. < Mirnw Ambndypt*; Nrilograpbiq . GUTTA MaRBU-^MPWT Pearl Ambrotype; Onurneiital Ambrotype; Imperial Ambrotvpr; RdteTo Am­ si ssk: s brotype; Double rwa *a auersa ninths,' - -dcO Am brntype These mateeiala ar* aaarraa to iu eua-vas AND COPY IMG doao to order, ra abort unites and Prices to suit orders, from » cento to with nod <'ee—. -m Jtflr Vlwiwsu of DiaaeMcd fn«t>da raaiad as end urijdmii^' -i<?T3ani?"irT? I will go at any time and anywhere, in the county, to take Likmaae* of the Risk or Dead, or to tao views of Pub.c Buildings, er private HaatoqB. Nev. Itel. ClfiO BEST PIANOS. tifiO N«. ITS BXSIDWIT, “.“iiirftSr"1 “ "r",k* p“ul' * 7 Octave Bcacwood H«no. contain (at all JImpruvretems kaowa'ln tl.ts ensn � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-11-19.pdf ecd371ac73aaf28fd282bfe4d4a68fb5 PDF Text Text MH T VOL. 7 Hastings, Cfct fiiti»8» Wanner, | PUBLISaSB EYEB1 WEDNESDAY, TCTT1CE OF TBE PEACE. W01 attend to th* !J I£~ breinre. barry county mich.,- Wednesday, November, io, Stltdrt lhetrj. turned VHIW!! thought* That struggled u h* frM; HASTINGS DRUG — ' »’ li-: I^nJr **•■"?* *•!». >0d ».t, STORE!!! l;;; . ;• Robebts &. Strike®. ORAMT A BPAULDIXG, One thousand dollar* of the -fifteen lb>Hts*nd wash'd in fihann years, would bare snvrti Mr. Dray t«m on that day; “*t*rta one.at two. Ib dollar* a sard Lwt .tlb,„ , 7 ! for lack ol it. his paper wrnt tn protest, >«»» Wrl..Ura4. -Thai t*te*d ar*at»d }«nr bewerwd JU»T BECEHED MARON ALLKN, KKLERIN GROCERIES, eroviaton*. a new and most complete, assortment of DBIGI ARD H EDICI HER, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. g,.„ gflrr br„k 1 and' at four n’elocx. he took his way homeward, stricken down In the prime of I hi* man hood, tad coneriteia that the blow '‘o*’* ***/ w C«rrrl'«. falling as it bad done, on a spirit exhaust­ ed by long endurance, had hurt him ber,,r *"• ynnd tbe leech’s skill. MW' h.«dr«] d,4|.„ , u Thr elegant carpet had been laid, tbe curtains bung. Mid th* new brooalrilefur­ niture arranged In tbe parlor. Mrs. ‘ Sh.ll „ ,^1 „ wiiiu'. I- „id rm, Drayton La* dosed all tbe shutters and lighted the gas in order U> see and admire tbe effect. "*•rI, lM< dt •-Splendid f’—had fo«t4illre fimm her 11 •1“— i~t» lipa, wbeo tbe mala o( her ho*band’s key With nj^liag teng* aadaigU; Until U>* rssM kite*d y<mr cb**te. DE ALERS in alt kto4*ofdrT,geod».gree*r1**. • rockcry, Ao. State sl.a* thopostoMo*. am<»dnt having been expmdrd to gratify bnra, m-wtoi wbom wen* better rdf Iban they were; and to be-applied, ereiaentrd or acqiiisaccd tn to I race, when be knew that things wrre g--ing all wrung. And ho* an unrtviabl* crisis was advancing np»w» hln».-: 1 ' ' 1 ’ • ' । > i> - Over High Prices, at the jpstinjs ^nsiness Jirectmr, NO. 29 the pride and vanity ofWs wife. In dress. 31a, entertaintaentn. mM tbe bnndred* carpet I. down. and the curtains at Ibe uoaaaridered tbingn that waste man's •imfo-re, we'll he wdtomed of ths sofa aubstenee for naught. Wa d-> not whoi•J*■»For my part I’d rather s<«t ly exonerate Mr. Drayton. He knew, dreaa them <m tbe whiect of slavery, better than bls wife, that he was living which a* a native Kentuckian be said b* felt that be had a right to lalk about — ••J duln, thing, | ~ loo expensively ail this time, and it was, thervf-re, his du tv tu nrder bts bttuan- Ibe follvwing ia an extract from H* re» buld diflereotly. But ha was A weak man no.bia ride, aod yielded for »be sake of " W* must daslray slavery or it wiU father W ’ ** with ™ giving pleasure. Hr aa* that his wife’* conquer ua. I accept the law*. I betotner. We must manage tL be« heart WM'btatnn living like her neigh- ll**e that all tbe hopes uf humanity for a great LDVKST1UNO. it to m Sisttllaw. thousand year* to eome are mvrivta In this struggle. Bather than that tbi*gov­ ern rarnt should be overthrown 1 am ready not only -pi see slavery exterminated, but also have •vprv negro hi tbe Southern States destroyed—and more, I am ready Stole* destroyed also. ‘•.We must realises the state nfaf. fair*. We have not done e» Mlbertn.—• I hear that there baa been some critirism in this departmen* in regard to the Mgro population. There ha* i*een some talking about idle. lousy negroes, eta. Tbe time property of rebria—pretested them bet tor than their Inxipe would have d>me, and then have been chased out and left them for the enemy to gather. There tbe negniea aad make it profitable, wa must do so, and benefit ouraelves al tbrir expense. WIDOWED .ARD POOR. Ur lip. - I ask yon all 1o consider thie subject ennfounded by what be saw, bo eomprenot 1” r.p«.t.d ROBERTS At NTRIKER, Hf you must have it» Jans." henderFthe arene. . -oareMly, thoughtfully, aa ha importance Because -we 4>ave gone far enough.— •<■ FOE MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL . •; Ic . . -Now d<«*t be angry !" aaid Mrs. demands." RALKRS ia 4reg«, et*4>ete*s, pafa——---There-is no mu«l in the case, Harry. cine*, paint*, olla, terp«ati*«, bereing Acid. PURP06ES.0NLYUE: i-uc father didn’t say wa might uvi tin Drayton, crossing the room quickly'—, Why will you talk « tome a* if I were Iiqeere, Aye-stuff*. win4*w-ri***.PuUf-ffv® ‘■But what’s ’the matter, Henry 1 Are Sccaaaxon Bab>abmm.—A enrrespnoda, atalicnery. aad fancy articles. Store 1* unreaaonnlc and extravagant 1 think of it^ |’m almost curry that 1 or. yotfelrkT* Her voice changed frnm a Hit of tbe Killlngly Transcript, in th* Holbrook's New Block, Bastings, Mich. Mrs. Drayton looked hurt and offen­ dared them. He’ll bo ahgry wbeo the tone of deprecation to one of anxiety. I Oth Onneetlcut Regiment tells the fol­ ded. Alau a Ml stock of bill 00rues in," J: uYea.” wae the low. faintly uttered re­ lowing siocy : “1 didn’t aay you were extravagant ;‘‘jt will a>H.n be ov«r,” returned Effie. 1 A colored man some twenty yearn of sponse, and Mr. DravUm eat down like nnd Ro reasonable. Jane." •'Rbtiy. "Fathsr ’ s anger isn't very tor1 IWEEEET 4k ALLER. age amght protection from the cruelty one « bone.strength had ell suddenly de ­ V1 at* al •** A|r»'d i ttorneys at law **4 Solicitor* inch** of his masfer lienrath our flag in Camp ported. retorted tn a L>ne of vuk* far fmin ami­ eery Particular atteatto* »a»4 toCaavryot IL Parapet In the course of a few days bo "What alls vriu. HenrYF ’ aacian, the larrMicatlon of title* to Lam able. **£» «»rtriw and the wpel tpMt taf ••Oh briber !** Tbe children drew fright­ TEA. poms. ftVOO. SPICE*. PEPPER, Furr«:lo.orn* of nwrtgir**. Ac U i t b* h«pi • •I think not" Mr. DrayUm spoke In flee, told Mrs. Drayton, firmly. i* *tien4 to all calli u> th* Im* *C lb*ir erot*s*i.» PRUNEM. F10R. VABIRRCOUHM; "Any how," persevered Effie, "we can j ened anamd him. a deproevd way, and rather to himself For a Uttla while he aat shrinking in tree, and flayed with a buggy trace.— than tn his wife. drop in at White’s, n we go up sirret, Ila tbe chair ; then.rising, he looked steadily, Ho mid be was given 200 Isshes. Why. then, did you aay if I must have and look at.his lurnituro. W> ueedn’f Also • great variety of th* gi-t away and came back to camp albut not angrily' al Ills wife and Said : it I ateed Mr*. Drsytuu, in an impera­ buv. you know." mnst dead.. Thera were places on hl» DAMIEL COOK, "Jane—this is all wrong • and It is GmLJdS'J yxBTunrKBi tive manner. 8? d,e>' "topped in ; and it turned out back where tbe skin waa flayed off aa USTICE OF THE PEACE. General land and hard for me to- believe It of you. But I No*, of nil things in the world. Mr. y Effie had aulieipated. A Mt uf half a Tax Atom will »• *h« eritastto* •• •large ns a man's band, and <« his l-8>. Aid fMklBg Extracts* Drayton dreaded what i* known as fami­ dozen brocatelle chairs al ten dollars each will hot hurt any one, now. by my re- ' l.bts.odall *lU«rbu*inea. pertaining ioktootLce where it was peeled up and left banging ly jar. ; Sod he waa ■Ureys ready to * T*6* *° Mvrely-fiv* dollars, pruscbea.. You will have enough of them as if cut with a knife. The nieces on his inuke any oe»c»-*ai<<n for peace. He and a small aufa al forty dullara, were Imro in ynur thoughts. There can be no legs were about the a idth’ot a trace, aad I. A. HOLRROOK, I am a ruined mer could meet outride tniuble, and stand up ordered to be sent o0 the day the cur. party here to night about two or three inches long. It was A TTORNKY Bid Coun-rtor »i U*. Solicitor I chant, fallen under a weight too heavy to I- ravriy, even with odds against him, In tain* were to go op. ■ “ ’ ’ ■ /V CLaacerv, G«o*ral Land and Tax Af*at.enough to make one’s Uhmd boil at a he borne. Send a notification u> all that ll>e life battle ; but at imme. be wauled Ofllee. »ee®nd itory of Rower-a block. IESR. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ , Z l" bo*>- «n • — were invited; the reason will in most white her*. Tell your Northern cowards rc< and peace. Aud to secure three, he tlun .b„ ,h. Mt_ VELOPES. CAROS. Ac., Ae. this, and sec if it will not put a'i’iUla caws be nndcrsuiod. ” louUteu yielded things that should have ii J. M. RUMELL. ■** ooMnted, widr courage into tbrir veins. HYSICIAN and Sorgeoo. Otfc* ia Rasseir held firmly. Ibenco it came to be anythmg like pleasure, to theexmidiiare Saying thia, Mr. DrayIQn went with • tore. Slate street. . MOST FRrCRER underatuod. with Mrs. Drayton and her of a hundred dollar* for carpel; and now uncertain steps from the mom, and as­ daughters, and whatever they deal red I as she muntnlly ad<fod up the price of cending to one of the chambers, threw JOTIN ROBERT*, One of the enrolling mar»hale.U»e other w 00M b* } ielded, if tbe right degree of | carpet, curtains and furniture, the start-' hiniaalf on a bed frmh which he never day. received a strong hint from * down pressure wa* brought to liear un husband I'0n ’*>r***u' *4 «« hundred and forty arose. S<Hin after a servant started in town female. Stopping at the lady'a 1-4 father. The cn*e now al partial is ' d',,lur® her rel.ukingly in the fare. hnste f««r the family physician, whn, when h..uar be found her endeavoring to affect •ue unrived a new parlor carpet; the । Mra. Drsrt. wM Obuwslly qUlet for h* came found a white faced man rapid II. p. CHERRY .b. «”id n..t ly sinking under an exhausting flow of with a vegetable huckster a twenty per Eogli*b Brussel*, which hud been on the l.“^'ft.,*A»i*w; cent reduction In the price of a peck of II- -OV for nearly fixe years, not being 0011 hlotd fmm the lung*. Tears were vain ; hrlp f.„warj, witt , , ft<| •iJered by many degrees elegant enough ■rg->r.'.S'.ty, 10 ib. lim. Thv potatoes. b., h„. rave was vain ; Inve was vain. "Have you any man bare, ma'am T” v «U*e*. Giv* u* • c*il aaa j*aa tor exliibrtiou on tbe .occasion uf a farir band would know what had been d--<u>. over tasked and over burdened man had W* iatead to *dl Tb»- reply was gruf and cort-p" lunable party tw be itiven in two we*ks I orpnaely she had directed that the cur-1 fallen, half way on his fruitless journey DR. H. J. HANEY. “Have you n<> husband, madam 1 Mr. Dray loti did nut respond U* iu* temebs yet up, .nd ita -fotoHtew. wat. towards worldly competition—fallen tn HISICIAN SURGEON aad. Aconehcnr. 0 “No." Ge* or er Smith-* Dms Store Goodyear Bio-1. wile’s sliarp interrogation. He bevrr huine oa th* day of tbe party , and Ur 1 rise no more ; and when he left hi* fam­ ••N»r brothers V’ liasiing*. Michigan. OBco hour* from » to entered into word encounters on the field hope was that,-m the exhilaration and ily. nurtured, until then, by pride, on the -No." lap of luxury, he left them poor and help of Irnmc. • •octal drlight of the ocresum bar bus “It i. as much for your credit its mine." bands displeasure, if any was felt, aould lisra. in a world that remembered all tbeir -NEY IRS. ••Well, ehalof itr TC parehaaing medicines of u* ran rriy ujx added the lady, tecii-g that h«-r buaband bg absorbed. •urihl ambition, vain, love of show, and ‘•I should like Lu know where be ia.’ I<»; <iid not answer. • Brussris went out ot But something more than parlor adorn extravagance, aa a»» mu h against them, ‘Wei), he isn't here.” and Cootroeta. date year* sgu ; and Ircrides, mirt |* meuta we^e p, grBCc |be. instead of so much in their favor. “Sn | see. ma’am. Pray where is he faded and shabby. Mrs. Langdon, wl>o*« made only a part of the expense. There ROBERTS A STRIKER. “Widowed and poor!" was the pitring “In the Union army, wAere you oujtAl carpel looked Ue* along aide pt our*, ba* **")«• dally if answer made to an Inquiry about Mrs. Ba*n*e* M**cw «. 1*4*•______ _ to be.” pin down lapretry velvet ; aud mi bate WWnenfiQ*fiUh>g tbe tewtres Dravtnn, about a year after her huabnnd A TTORNKY sad COUNSELLOR AT LAW Tbe marshal hastened around the eorA and Solictor aud Connadloe m Cbane.ry Mr*. Geotge and Mr*. Tutor. Nolwriy •nd her dsughters, w^o were considerably nrr. He didn’t further intern-gate that died. ROBERTS A STRIKER. toal pretend* to any *urt of atyl* hn« annoyed and vexed .j (be perversity .,f .“And ahe lived *n handsomely during Indy. UruaMrla ie-w." ' , 1 J S'™ ref,ltu^g to older a suit Mr. Drayton's life lime. W’hnt a sad OSee, with W W. Ralph-Esq., Middlevil • What will vuu have td pay for ’new o» clothes fruin his tailor. Barry Coaaty, Michigan. change !’■ A Cuts Wta-»w.—It ia related that a carpets," asked Mr. Drayton, cuoeetil In Let us snm up. bririh, tbe cnel of this “Vre, it is sad. Ah I If ahe and her man on bi* death bed called his wife to Wlr}” «hr giving <,f which Mr. Dray «Mdfta-had:-how. tbe hnndreda and him . ।him end aaid : -1 leave my b<>r*e to my *••* voice. “Two dollars a yard." f uai had opix^-d many argwntate. q..c dreda «lfdollars that were wasted in an ;parent*; sell him and hand the money A TTOLNEYB and COUNSELLORS AT LA • H«» many yard* will be required T" I - bw?TJa ,hen' ‘ U v «n't Alford tertaiumente expensive dressing and so­ you get for him over to them. But my [it. Add — to ...»... tl;e *ix hundred uud . forty cial display. Ellie nnd EHrn would not idog I feave to you. Diapoee of him as “About titty." _ ' ... and bd«lity. “Uu» hundred dollars," said Mr Drty- 'd< already noted, btindngi*jfor - Jlara ^freedy m-ted. two hundred Ji.r Ire' far away Imm home. Irving tn enm ymi think UaL." The wife promised to aa tcarhers. snmefKlng with which tn h«ln 11Obey. So in due time after the death uf ^“llial’* all. Only • hundred dollars." I n^y orreaea races, jewelry, ete., for Mrs. Dray tort and her ounret daughters, and their tnniher support- and educe to tbrir Iher husband ahe started to find a market “Very well. You’d better. *ee to ft tlir C«Mit <>f whirs, confrctionyry, aud inure younger sinter* and brothers ; and Mrs. 1f«<r her animal. hat toiling slave. I one*. Go to Urne’*.’’ ■-did refreahnirnte for a party of over brtfi “ How mneb do you ask for your “And there 1* somber thing *• must, -1'mry, .n.1 in poorly paid keeper of a second rlsri |homo?" inqmrod a farmer. h have,” a*td Mrs. Drayu®. .... '»■"—«l.d-.ltans evn-j, ent wbith b.-ai*ding house. Willful wasfe mskr* - I eaunot sell the horse alone,’’ ahe raIS’W mi J ♦•WbaL’’ worflll want. aav« tbe proverb ahd evwv ।pliad; but I will er|l you tbe florae and A kmd i>f patient ar-qatewnre •« ill “ fitJ wpnr. together at a fair price for both.— day we find it* truth exemplified, vet who d-.g < balk pay, PEN&IUN, AL. the auceaer'* vtMOU, aa “f one who *(jff»r ... U-O'b-k W^K.l .njlbinj," wu ■takes warning 1 Thia.veuf, ».'• • *if* <Give meilOO for tbe d<< and *1 for tbe ticked '*> in ftwria; silks and Isrea. like | l)rn.IM) ,b, Ollinung yM1 a queen, flinging tn the nubile gaxe. as a 1and the CUte wkinw rencieotiously paid I. C. PR1NDLE, ' Curtain*.' epartmcul, Wsibiagtoa, D. U. r-"*™-* »%:snwi. *b, b. »b^ I humming bird ««r4»fWterflvrriH»*r wealth to Junni OF PROBATE, N—ry.lteny. w 1 the parruta the tl she received for the j TORUS AND DIRECTIONS rr*i Land and T-« AgvM. •**> inu,u, ft.H.t-, u,d or4.r .„uo1 and hreutv. Next year, r. mining, mlarin* her her |hnrsr, and had to herself the *100 fur the roa arrucanoa* roa ' ' fmm th* street and oprra.yoq »nu tak. *ak "yrh'at "whai <dug. Was 4w far wnrigl -oprtc . »1UIS or r.v.uuusix.i i-B-siass. haa-heepmr- of .Mrs -—T’ and the . .. . ___ .__ _ ------ and hariaa Gxpsum tn M1CRis4u.Tr A deposit of b-«-n b-.TMM.nlk., .fUr ARIEL RTRIKER. low mired.pitting answer<*»mm, “WIdgypsum. <m* hundred and fifty acres hi W..biuSU>n; . do wed and poor I" A,nd still there k L„, -• equal -• to - * the beat Nova Serbia -n. didn't rikAlla ip^Hf, ummd —- -j -- — better promise for the poor widow, slrug Extent, and Mix Ortjlnn; -Sod I >7; --------article, has beta dlscriverRl within sixty said forcing a lightnem <4* manner w-men ,”dl" w.wnl wife. ..n„lS.rtnt h-r worn. “f T”*« »• bD.dtd not feel. And 'taking up bi* hat. - -• -1... _ .. - ---------- i_l^. Mitriiwwn. Itia»nr be hurried off to bis store. ■> ■ -1l> j-uf M, Mm, I an* neb ak Wby not f nucr»»iu, a>(. bewildered. In th* parlor door. tWl utvm* -----Though GROCERIES! A J P PATENT MEDICINES DHEAT. T©1B (DASH P 3' Kiurrci a »rstew». p ,“2 GT'~ . wijrtrwi»a»o SOLDIER’S [BOUNTY, MI’LETE m,* - ■. COOR, > EGI8TE1 OT DEEDS, sad » o«<x u* ita Ceart Bess*, aad e»M a« an b ATTORNEY. -Ww M have the curtrina," arid Circa! I C»«rU—>••*» !••*- num. - ’ ’ • » ■ ■ ■ _________ _ _______ <>lml»ik.bB-d.otV’ W™-K*ybin;«dn Efbe, tb* fddert daughter, in a gteaful tusm, an her father Abut the street door. | 1 TTeevara. tbe V *•** nrigAms^. itlM trhl may u a. I jioroey bard ; but at th* red, ta * truer ' pence. Bat wbv make mlaforteae a tteiwwitr ? Wbv not blheTf and tamper. arete. U1M teen!** forth* indweHing uf €ok.-UOf la abandon aeriioouftbe M Um artillery dm E',inK through. It can ba nh �MX DOLLAR UtfeH Having tx this, cn without omit aso wmi SiKtXSaB.Ktt WITH JZA’-'LT str ......... "ttWiriwri^icu 5>yt t-rfO- txekaU Be* 88 SKKKQtfSBHr: 8S8 we tell h. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER '*W K AH THE Advertiser having Been restored saw — * severs W gcetawattaaggy-jwya iWBhinrffy'iriHrpMbt • •; :; ? jure by Gen. Burn­ side. R is hardly necessary to state chat these change© are gratifying to us, as it is well known that the Banner long since um© opposing Confiscation, EmAncipataon, Foraging upon tiro enemy, calling out the militia, dec., dr., favoring the di hoik­ ing Generals who boast tbqy do not know ceased to be an admirer of the “atrategy” a€ these Gsocrals. Ia our jndgnant of McClellan we may wrong; have been doing here just ae near what the rebeia detire them to do, as tbe circumstances hairing always ft&isted that his intentions of the case will permit. y ere good, but that his theory was wrong Dot to open loyal men’s -eyes, when they There i* one see their political course praised by such iart wwvthy of record, that many apolo- papers as the Richmond Extnnintr and glrtlTot- McClellan, those who insisted ibpl he ytw fully capable, and those who Grenada Appeal J Thank God! there is a majority ol voters In Michigan who asked for another trial of . him pfter be did not cast their ballots to please rebeia was recalled .from the Peninsula, now inarms.- Thank God! for sight to'nee abandon him, not because they the tendency .of the so called Democratic or bl* capability deficient. believe fdm to be' intipablc, 'but because they W© must admit 4hat tbe c©rr©spondaoce getting Uro scales ofparty prejudice from between Seeretay Seward and Gesi. Hal- their eyes. wffilch McClellan is virtually obedience strengthens thia of ordoYB, Thank God! party tics were not strong enough to hold war Deml ocrata in the Peace organization. God I Thank that top testimony of the soldjere in tbe field, obineide with the principles ty, wa would much rather still of the adtninistr*tion in- regard to tbe final 'crashing' out 'of the foul treason belters dis- Uyal. , . _ - - r - Ae a practical question, it d©w matters sli is .1 4 a5£?Jg»Es=Easros- r: xSaasMiasIs.ETX" which is grappling srwy*; Onl, »i se«rss«sstg.ri=9',i" '•~^h r-n-n rt 41 £ New Advertisements. sglasIsSasSasHss.... odl in .Morrt rf?iH tsvO BLACKSMITHING Tbe Sula enxxreAK Mmtww -—p. u-r-r .saaes'sssSBsasRsft ■etj x“rr “JsSjsSASXgBiSsS:—' Be.sxe.BasEaaBB. -”!"" iHOTa n "««u aSSftxcissgaacas....... £ FOR THE v8 A ■’ to assist others in phase of hb cowduct; and yet in alhahnr- biro Incapable, than to believe him ssrrvrsrstssriisf-'1—*“« party organization, aud fa? the strength in my. bumble way charged withj-a gros* and peroistent dis­ OUy.L Now ought'it believe aim cijher diabonest or disloyal. feck, In kOSX. vigorous ment­ taku’^edto crush th© rebellion; veaeesass..safes—"-i--i h!lt I’d ^sesSfesatgsEXSs-w-ife •* ‘■■“•'b "a •"""a. sesssrfessseafes sJExa.aaxxtasS.a —'-4" ». s»assBs«esw»t’-"”!«" ■s-nwnr) the nation’s throat. Thank God-1 too, there is growing s-bet ■4u-a»u|TMif -185 - SXS ttti■* ■ a gSX . m m PARBOJffl. BANNER! WATCHES & JEWELRY, It sustains tbe Administration and the Government. HE BUBBAItD BHOH., Kos. U A <7 Karos© Stroct. New XsvK- Mswefroiar.ro ..d Im­ porters ofa» tbe Leading. Rich aud moat popular T -u. r ti--- - - IT ADVOCATES ic i ft ar r. ter sbiHlmept of humaifity’.-A’ftriler rec­ (be fellurt oFthe two principle command­ ing Generals ©f our armjr. “ They^ have ognition of. no/wrs/ rights. Does any one in Barry county, 5oubt that SZavery repeatedly failed, and is the cause of the war I been prreistontly aghast at tbe enormous sacrifice - of life and property. waflefT YSrough ’ "ffieir neg- ■.•.tv :: b-:. n so generously dealt by.and lavurs so • persistently coo- tinued, in the face of repeated failures. him letter of Sprau of South Carqlinia. it does seem as if do InteBigeat, mind esuld doubt Ik. wbo charge all loyal men will rejoice, not no much what other object co* they have but to because one commander is removed and shield tbe real trai tore. soother promoted, or even as a certainty would not remain quiet two years ago. that the wbat can we expect of it note, when both sectio'na of the county are more embit­ ties which reat-upou it, and b dstermineff tered than ever And before? must be removed.also, until one is found capable of lending our armies to victory. -jMcuaroeometunes hoist by their qwn petard, nnd tf tbe recent electious have •foened the eyes of the Administrattyt to n collusion between its Generals and nnd all their favor, will they be more likely to be true to a treaty of peace 1 And If they will not observe good faith with us, can we do less than to tompel them to behave themselves even if they should lose some of their peculiar property. And do we want future rebellions I almost Woods, then we must destroy tbe cavte and tbe If we do not, Vodrbees 4t Gb. fur doing ©vil that good only cause, and not keep anything as msyeosto, and the loyal people will also stock in trade for future trouble. iBank tfte President that be has heeded especially should we go to tbe fiirtheU the first demand, of Fernando Wood, verge of constitutional limit to destroy made aftor , bta electron, when he asked such a hateful mopster as American slave fur a change of men. ry—the causeofthe war—the cause of ig- g^~The Republican victory chosen to four Conserve Congressmen lives—i* a conspicuous triumph for Sen­ ator Henderson, who delivered snd p«b- lishsd a powerful emancipation speech during the campaign. Tbe two tickets In North Missouri were designated in many counties “Henderson” and “Anti- Henderaon.” The young Senator has deserved well of bis country. Now, 1 take it, all ty, W is., on Monday, seized the military them, and then as­ saulted tbe officers and their property, like a set of rebels. A body of 600 troops, with cannon, has been sent to subdue the rioters. find out, These fellows will before they get through, that right minded SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER I zseasHfexzs '•**‘Xo*id j §j Sj^S38Ql»8B543Et£7***©0l>n*WW;A PI*’G -i 2|gj 385g55sS8S83BZSl-dM>NO HBiateiXki J>g . *1 ■ ' - 11 C8gt3ssB3EH548SS -,"V!v> ‘w«R«i8 ** f •ft » kill whtf ■n_ .... 31 ®|f I sBCCJggSSSSlWSS' K laws vindicated- If they do, they will not seek to divide public sentiment, so as to embarrass tbe operations of Govern­ ment—they will call traitors in anna.by their true names and not “our SouiM^u They will lovo their country party ; their Government better than slavery ; Republicanism bet­ ter than Aristocracy. I dose by invok­ ing God Almighty, that tbe blindness of party prejudice may give away to the glorious light of truth nnd patriotism and that they may rpgard the Secession Judases ss the vilest •diauh ; because they broke down a great and time ored partymay bon- the leaders of that it, is to side with the government and instead of with anarchy and free of expend t«dre fetlara. k— _ press io snr part oftSe lord States, <H6 — ,1 _ V. . ...... .. >k. ‘isMwiro jmv || r SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! ............... we farui.li the m<*t ratrsbte outfit al prices nisurpaaaed by any Other cuiicvrn ! IT IS THE OtnCUL 'PAPER OF BARRY COUNTY. Sl?|aBfeSaa5»Saa£as - . • . ■ Ad— ^wrfw«iL ,22?^. Ksw Ysu.Cmr. Ii<^ ■ faoS73m) il «t.eaa»=aeEa«feii—”f” -~i—i i»i«a aj Estate of Prentice Child. It does tbe County printing. lIlla.fegxsssasxasE......... , PRpB.lTi: >(S»unty Barry WW. Cpuotr of of Barry ijj 31 s5SS5iSESs8aE8Sa-— a-uito wr la 11 Bieraa’"s’S«s3=S"'^"*"u»-I“’,»ut 1 Gen. MUekell. . Port Royal, 8. C., Nor. 1. and the authority of ita constitution and freartom, m | ^1 s| sSSvHiiitastsstshrs...... '-nr men party see that the best way to resurect Tbe immense demand for woolen y. * gold. J'ruM.nl, Iteisitest frrntM toSltet, HUNTING SOMFOMITIOM CARED ABJfiT WATCH. Ruddy snarsred. .nd Uncy work.. UnaurpSMCd far Sutlcro, Traders, etc.— Price • J J.. IfetaUs •» fnwnito to |ltoA arosl rsrietr ofother W.vcra, at low prices. I.AUIU Srm of Brvocb sod ksr Drop, io corrnpoad. Duirrtlon CTuater Diamond, «r.ry rich KS8S»SSSBSftC£2st**'’<ee|oa ‘wna T> "P*D down, tbe strength of tbe government better than a mob against tbe draft in Osnukee coun­ 31»S8226a3t885L*a "'MM *aMm9 u prova everywhere want this rebellion snaked bretherp.” jgpThe lawlaaa oowarda who got up rolls aud destroyed And norauee, ofbarbarity, of unthrift, of caste, in Mia- , and uneasiness both north and south.— souri—whereby five Emancipationists are 3 SM? the compromise legislation in traitorous politiciiRS, «Ah« . country can tlumk-j Abe/Ssymouse, Engluh manufacture Moremrrt; capped snd fait £ if slave­ holders would not obey the constitution fail, they ^HuS’rLsfcOMI'OSITfON CAKED LEVEM. Si; And if slavery 6bvqroment is aware of tbe responsibili­ If other commanders “f“H’lM S'F—X the abolitionists (meaning the Republi­ cans) with the responsibility of tbe war. eCto. SI.E.s But candid If this be true, the change; of soiteis, bet ss an indieatioh ft sis read, the speeches of Alex H. Stevens aud'Cot Hamilton of Texas, and' the what shall we sny of those It matters but little what immediate causes may Ijavs influenced lf so Tat I regret to have to announce tbe sad news of tbe death of Maj.-Gen. Ormsby M. Mitchell, who commanded this De­ partment. He died at Beaufort, on Thursday, at 5j- o’clock in the evening, from a malignant fever, contracted here. But a week ago, we were suddenly visi­ ted by a type offerer, to which, it pains me to aay, many of our chief officers have fallen viotima, within tbe abort pe­ riod of one .week. The doctors cannot agree in determining the name of tbe disease, which, in its Symptoms tad na­ ture, baa every appearance of yellow fe­ ver, and, although not. quite as rapid in its effects, It seems to be quite as fatal __ __ — -vrf.MVi The feet that the disease made ita appearanee so late In the season, induces the belief that it ha* been brought here from Key West, or some other infected port, and dpes not arbe from local causes.— The dread pestilence seems to have con fined itself to the Immediate vicinity of nt Beaufort, yesterday, at 12 o'clock.— The funeral wan attended by Gena Bran■an, Saxton, Admiral Dupont and Capt. Rodgern, together with numerous promi­ Yoprs truly, staff, and tho©e immediately surrounding hirfl, were tiro first attacked. Tbe debch of CspL L. A. Warfield, whkA I mention on’ tbe site of the old mH! buret a year ed in my Jaat J«tter. waa fulk»wed by that A Loyal Votes rdow AlasaWjl— of Capt. J. C. Williams, Aid do-Carap to ago. h wilUgo into immediate operation Judge Lane, pf AlabsmiKbM addressed a Gen. Mitchell. These two, osam were letter to Secretary Stanton, urging the followed by tiro illness of Gsti. Mitchdl s ting ibe firmer. to k«p tofw «"*• adoption of a dlfieretjt petty toward tbe two sons, both upon hmto; -­ rebel citizens of of hb State than that J, J,, Ewell, Assistant Quarter! heretofore pursued. He deciares the then the dbe*s* spread so rap of many new one*. A new mill has re­ cently been bnMt in North Berwick, Men I----------- T , 7 . 4 ufSintoT «n dirfojxl elibetn Irott oot Fnwi-ota ell ren ly too «•- f LOCAL NEWS nent officers of tbe armv and nary. Rev. Dr. Stevenaon, of the Forty-eighth Regi­ ment New York Volunteers, who was with him in bis Inst momenta, performed tbe funeral service. ^tStehad^^the^rfaaUa^ < J yuwisueu in SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER I to arid said day day < BO.lt * Inquirer gives particulars of tbe capture of Snicker’s Gap -t ; .. •» “Sunday morning one column, under Gen. Caldwell, took up ita lin© of march for Snicker's Gap, about six miles, end arr’v*’d •bout noon. After arranging the troDpe tbe attack took' place. : x “First came their cavity, then artll. fary. then Infantry, all marching qmetly aIKj pleasantly along, aa if out on a dress * ’ = e force we had in and about the Gap, doubtlees deeming that they ooutd TATE OF MICHIGAN, A* SMHiM of the Pi S ^v^sAsatgiu.f Probate. [1CLIC bad driven them. --------rebels !--------------------- —w. “— Meanwhile .the were---approach. fag. As soon, however, as they reached the top of a slight hill, about half way across thb open apace, our Parrott guns opened on jeft among ®Z®KUUEjyi STOXI. T "d dteeafe appeared’to be so confi f,» wi^xlf-rX’wiH M |t Ifcrge taerMrt . Probate. In tiw Isle of san county daeeMed On roadinr Mingthe His remains were deposited in tbe grave yard of tbe old Episcopal Church goods is not only driving old mills night ondday, but is causing the construction . nJ- - - «> snd open fro., or <U<V'« or Owulsmsa’s WsroS iu one: tbe prettirot. mo it conrement nnd chroprot Wstoh in the Wortd. J rniteUon eold ■ cKMlUL by • protent I HIM roddrtd th. spp^r- Mitph- raare|iing by their flank, ret ttfn to tbs turrote 1 nigL cover of tbe woods. '•Two <rf their brigades sod a squadron ISUBSCRIBE FOR THS BANNER! petfir* �» ■■ GREAT FOR DRT GOODS! Jtthf * the .|| in your letter of IWEot ro.d.iBJw 4001'604. lUUUv'to *W hi' CASH STORE! could not move until ha Ou*l 0 S SvCLEtLAN, M. 0. such requisitions the official canvass. taken from Il’varies hut little from the aggregate statement published by us on Ike day foHoteiog. tbs.'flection. • IJ - — « warn <JUb naan, BO tor as I cooldMcertain, any neglect or. dejny in ■ny Department or Bureau in issuing all the^supplies asked fr»r by Gen. McClellan «r by the officers o( his staff. Ddava have oceaa-ooaUy oolurred in forw.rdinu 3frgal $olitts. WAR WEWS !! Estate ofpLnciro H. Uebote. WoW.jtoo, No,. 11. Th. follo.-ng l*r«w,n oH«r vu rud W lb. lH«>p. oompr„inr tfc. Arm, p"r.a,U*tU0<! •uppheeby railroad on ^nnl Thx Wkathm is extremely mfid and pleasant for the season of the’ year. '"'Win­ cars. ter may be close at hand, but the indica­ tions dfits-eofoib^ard'Moeiii ebtiKhg-as ,,IUr a* Gw-iUCklu, might be reasonably expected. The opett^ formation of his intended movements, in order that if he moved between the oneand Washington, the reiolorcrmmte upon fodder; we having already passed could be sent from this place. On the 1st of October, finding tbnt he proposed to operate from Harper’s Ferry,] urg«l him to crose the.stver at aces'and girc the commencement of the foddering sea­ son of lost year by about three weeks. PaasaxAL—In another part of this paper will be found a “f *«ii«t.»'. togi,. i0. battle to the enemy, pointing out to him th. diud.«nug-m uf Joying till th, man, A. A. Kx.lppxm Esq., of Kalatr.a- Mr, Kh-Appxw Is well known to llie citizens of thia county, as formerly, an ardent and consistent Democrat. ~ By his letter it will be seen that he regards tbe Democracy of to-day ns a very different article from what it was in the past; and he refuses to allow the VaMnudingbame, tbe Seymours, the Woods, the Vixirbeot and the Coxes of the present Democracy, to transfer his allegiance from the pure patriotism of a dying Douglas, to an or­ ganization whose successes In Severn! of tbe Slates, have kindled bonfires of exul­ tation, and elicited shouts ofjoy. all over rebeldom, as the precursors of a divided, and dismembered We- dan country. honor the men who can thus sink Um pgr titan in the patriot, and place themselves squarely upon the’platform of uneoidi-, tional loyality aud an earnest prosecution rd the wnr, even f udikft wnKPKrinnicDn An Immense Stock of «• KUO 01 i.nctus u. nicuoii of BslUmors, in said •ounty decewed. lug. tut Admitdstratira-nf Mid Mtate nay be smatoitaUTi D«w«y. Johnathan Nickola and the petitioner. Come and See t! BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE Which *r* offer'd WE :®SBs^^y Asanarmy X09 Uva grown up under my care. In you 1 have never found duubt or coldness. The battles yon have fought under my command will proudly liva io oor nation's history. The glory Has in Store —WEBTILL— HVAE JUST RECEIVED bsanag thereof by causing • copy of to b* published Id the Harting* Baat _ ._ ..zn_. DIRECT you have achteved, our mutual perils and FROM WHICH ®kfi mmjPBmjNMj latter from our esteemed friend and former fallow towns­ xoo. C.mp tor IWortowo, Not. 7. '‘OSIc.ni wd Soldier, of th. Army of lb. Potorau! An order of tbe Pre^deot d.rolev. upon M.jOm,. Bum.id. the S IN BATHE CREEK.! A. L SKINNER P*0!U TXOlDBL-Vth-n cry mtchioo County of Barry, *>. . k\ *** Pn,h“'’ c,,ort «•£**• Cootv of Barry, holder, at the Probate Ofiro, in tbe villaf. of Harting*. OT Mrod.r the ITU, day of noroiog *1 Dr«» He.dqo.rur, Army of t|„ PotomM ) crowded condition of the Railroad depute, oryfa jrant of a sufficient number of GRANT & SPAULDING OF THK WKKKLY O»r|C|»k Cmcmik—In another, p^l of this paper will bo found' thu rota of this county, hy townships, AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE «LOW PRICES TBAIXS KASTWALD. Pay Express,...-.}.AW........... ItlOP. M ’,,b to the crusting ou^ of this nelariauaandeuadWflvreb«UW>ia October.be was peremptorily ordered to cross the Potomac aad give'battle to the enemy.nr drive ffim Suulh. 1 said to him, “Your army must move on* while the roads are in goud condition.” 1 R will be observed that three weeks has elapsed since that order waa givon. 4th. In m jU>pimuu there lias been no such want of supplies in the army under Gen. McClellin as to prereht his com­ pliance with my orders to advance upon tbe enemy. Had he moved his armv to the south tide of ths Potomac be could have received his supplies almost as read­ ily as by remaining inactive on the north •id*.. . 5-Sv 9-n.llieJ'Ui_£f O?Viber»ixua telagram In regard to hie Intended move­ ments, Gen. McClellan stated that it would require at least three days to sup­ ply tbe hirst. Fifth and Sixth Corps, that they needed shoes and other iudispensible articles of do! bing, as well as shelter tents. No complaint was made that any requisitions had not been filled, and it was inferred from bis language that he w as only wailing fur the distribu­ tion of his supplies. On the JI th be tel- 2000 yds. p'*ln «»d f«nej Silk, forms of those whom wounds and sickness have disabled, tbe strongest association' which can exist between-meh unite us by CHANCERY ORDER. fHa Three le 8li Simian P* Part uf our country and the nationality of ite people. ' Signed, Saver*! eaaei man fTalld^f, CMtinakt, Gso. B. MoCLXLLAK, Maj. Gen. U. S. A. Tbe Order Relieving Gea.McClellan. New York, Nov. J4. . The following Is the 'order relieving Gen. McClellan : General Orders, No. 182. For Sale By the Pound. lbi« court, that Edwsrd Landon, one of the D®fendanta above named, ia a non-resident of this State: On mottos of Srcexey A Altin, BoUcitora for Complainant, it is ordered that the said De­ fendant, Xdward Loudon, cause his appearance to GOOD PRDiTS War Department, Adjutant General's 1 Office, Washington, Nov. 5,1862. j By direction of tbe President of the United States, it ia ordered that Major­ General McClellan bo relieved from the command of the Army of the Potomac, and that Major-General Burnside take command of that army. Per order of theSect’y of War. Signed E. D. Townsend. Adjutant. At 10 and 12} rente per yard. ipirimjies. aBKDnriDM) Beullhrt styles •aid Villwdlbe tskra as oonfeMed by Mid wrvsideol Defetxlant, Edward Landon. . And it is furtbsr. ordered, that witbin twenty day* tbe complainant came a notice of this order to be published tn tbs HotHnat Banner, a pobItiaew ' ' «M drertstteg ef MiliM, at Mels per Yards We have every kind of goods, such a* A. L. SKINNER. Washington. Nov. 14. Circuit Court Commiwioner. . Lienb Regers ol tiw sta/Tof tbe rebel Swskxkt * Alls*. Solicitors for Complainant A. I'itoposrrioK.—Our attention has : As already stated, agents were I’m me-1 Gen. Hill was captured today by Col. >._. i , ___ l :_ p* erce » g Qnjgiry, while visiting his fami ­ diately sent from here to investigate this I lieeti called to the subject of entertain COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. He says Jackson will inciiU fur the coming winter. Our dis­ rompbilnr, nnd'thdy reported that every­ ly near Leesburg. thing had gone forward. On tbe same be in- Cumberland within twesity-fonr tance from any public thoroughfare pre “ date (the 11th) he npuke of many of biv hours. Similar rumors of Jackson’s' eludes the p'wsibility of being entertained horses’ being broken down by fatigue.— movements arc received from Harper’s examination and >djo»tm«nt to the CommiaaioMra duly appointed by by lectures, first class tforicerth, &c. jliia , On _ _____ __________ ,____________ Court far the county of Barry, who the____ 12th he complained that____ the_____ rate Ferry. ________________ supply *a» only “150 botscsper week a for the entire army there and In front cf on by miserable,' low, and uriworthy cn . ... , , - , Washington.” I immediately directed tertaipmeute wbid, always shun public. tb. Quartermaster-Groeral to inquire incmninunity lias sp long been imposed lip" “SHB CiffX Baltimorx, Nov. 14. WWS & SHOES GROCERIES - “ JT Ti on Satar- HARD-WARE! A special to the American, from Har­ per’s Ferry to day, says that parties from January, one : drill hundred r, tw*nty.fii three, and <x» vYjoiebester and scouts report that Jackthor-itiglifarea, that we have corfie to dis- tu this matter, and rcj>ort why a larger Marsh, pue i sooipswBrd llirou jh Wind.roter on Mon-fay ' until' an supply was not furnished.. Gon. Meigs I trust nil entertainments offered, mid Gen. Hill followed on Tuesday. . It reported, on the 14th, that the average nccatwmnl worthy thing is grossly rieg- j y. IH-Iicved that Jackson is between Win­ issue of horses to Gen. McClellan’s army chester and Harper's Ferry. Skirmiab lected, and is permitted to come and go in the field and in front of Washington 3. K. 8HKLD0N, I th again, without obtaining an appreciating. for tbe previous six weeks bnd been 1,459 ing between pickets has been resumed.— 1. A. 8WBSZKY, < m Gen. Slucum commands Harper’s Feryy, audience. Now tbe proposifiuO' for the per week, or 8.754 in all. In additive, and has sufficient forced coming winter is, to form a literary tun- that large numbers of mules had been ' Estate of Prentice ChlM. Headquarters of the Army, I supplied, and the nhmber ofanimal* with ciajion to hold meetings weekly or semi- Geu. McClellan’s army on the U^per ROBATE Order.—State of Mishina. Washington, Nnv,14. = \ • CotrnltoTBarry,«*.—At s session oftbe Promtyithly to cultivate, bring out, and lis­ Putomac was over 31.000. AND He also A rebel br^nde which has been recon­ bete Court far the county of Berry, holrfcn si the ten to home talent, intwrspefoed by- such reported that be was then sending to'that noitering for a position on the Rnppahaii- I’robete Office, in the vHlen of Hutinp, on Tiwsday, the Ktb day. of October ooe thronnck. left Jefiersbnrti^ny for Oilp^pper, sand sight lectures as may occasionally be obtained army all the horses be could pruenrp. hundred snd sixty-two. Prevent, On the 18th Gen. McClellan stated, in Plroaanton drove tb«ir rear guard from Shrnnsn C. IMndle, Judge of Probste. from abroad. It would aeem that’ such In the mrttter of ths estate of Prentice ChlM regard to Gen. Meigs’ report, that be ,Jefferoon. . Ute of s*ld county decssMd. an assudatibb, hbom of mo6h rtf the asual There are indications that tbe rebels Ou reading and filing tbe pvtilion,duly verified, had filled every rcqniaition for shoes and of Jobn’Tsggert preying, for reasons therein set cumbrous machinery, might be rendered clothing, “Gen. Meigs may hare ordered ;are evacuating Culpepper. forth, UiatKW. ^He witt. Admlnirtrstir ot said Jackson is said to be still In Chester not only pleasurable but profitable. Who three things to be forwarded, but they We have a force In his frdnt ed to courey certai have not reached ou? depots; und unless 1Gap. moves in the matter 1 described, to said] which prevents his coming down this greater effort to insure prompt transmit tain eon tract ailed deceased tn his lift si on is made by the department uf whien sMe. i Bllitary Examlnatiosn. Tberennou, it k-., Gen. Meigs is the bead, they might as ■ W^hingtenj tfnv, 14. day of December, !86s.at 10 o’clock in the forenoon We are indebted to Hon. N. Bailey well remain in New York or Plnladel One of the Herald correspondents, just be assigned for th« bearing of said petition,aad of every description teat the heirs at law of Mid decen»ed, and all Commissioner to . super!nted the draft, uo far 88 thlshrmy is cnnceruedi”— arrived from Harpsr’a Ferry, reporta other persons interested in said estate are rewired for the folioirfrig 'tMufnenVof the result* irn mediately Mailed Gen. Meigs’s alien­ that Stonewall Jaakeon has, moved bls ■to appear at a session of aaid Court, teen to be holden st tec Probata Ofticr.in tee Tillage of Hea­ of the examinations held in Barry county- lion to thia apjjawt neglect <»f hta dw forces from the vicinity nf Front Royal. tings, and show renac. If any there be, why the ! partmenL OrFife 25th, be reported as His nrmf is now encamped at Pewtown. prerer of the petitioner should hoi be granted. Tbe laborsnCaBuniaaiouar and tbe result of this investigation that 48,- .7 mile* from Winchester, on tbe Rom And it is farther ordered, that tee petitioeer giro notice to *11 person* interested in said estate Surgeon have been * enoMncw—large1 000 pairs of bools and shove had been ney turnpike. His foree is estimated at of tee pendancy of said petition, and th* heanag throngs uf eager applicants for exemptioni received bv tbe-Qeartervnaster of Gen. from 25 000 to 40.000. All agree'that thereon, by csuwng a copy of this notice and order to b* published in th* “Harting* Bana*r. ’ McClellan’s army al Harper. Ferry^ he , has with him 40 pieces of artillery. from draft greeted them at every ap­ a n*w*p*per printed and circulatingin said cotmFrederick and Hagerstown ; that 20,000 m A spec*! to th. Tribwu, Washington, tyef Barry, for •ix eucortyr* wMk*. i*m*dipointed meeting, and the pressure upon pairs were at Harper’s Ferry depot on Nov. 14th, says : “It is reported that the their time and pauenoe was veij great. the 21st; that 10.000-more were on tj«fr rclxja have occupied 'IWutop u>d Chea­ ‘ MIU [ Judg* of Probate. «<V erJ 15,000 more ordered. U>I- ter Gaps, in Burnside’s rear, in force. ’ Iiwallfo AM-de Camp abd Chief Quarter nlster to firn. McClellan, telegraphed joa on the 24th. “Tbe suffering for want of TATE OF M1CHI0AN. I .. Probate Court Maple Grove M JBA'3 CU Barry County, f for said oeualy, At a session of said Court holden at the Pro­ Which we are enxboa U **8, aad WILL SELL, clothinn ia exaggerated, 1 think, and cer­ bate Office. in tee Tillage of Ua*ting*,on Tneeday, Waodlaad tainly might have been avoided by timey LIST OF LtTTEM, th* Ute day of October, in th* y*w eno tln»w-Johnstown equisitiuDS of regimsuta! and ] Rem.inlu In lb.rPo.tOEo. V Ilaattag. aand eight hundred and tixly-two. rreeaat, Baltimore 8h*r®an C. PrindU, Judge of Probate. ... , Barry Cuuuty, N^v. M»th, 1862. n, tee patte.-of tee .Stele of Fre.tiroCWM istaefsald county, deceased !2» tost the clothing was not detained in cars Aiben Albert Ration at the dentils, ‘Such eomplainla are • therein set forth, teal Erwin W. Hewitt, AdtnlnIrrfng Tb. !• "I1?.’"X I’rsirfwlll* OrT JoBvph OCR GOODS “ ve. and ia iaaued, but n>ora b[aUli «an<Osbore forth!* Bsboock Moraes Clsrk Mary «). I have ordered mbre Cro«« « tn Curtis K. 8. ‘3’aUl 1M1 TST St 21 .14* Clark Perry L P DRY GOODS! rite, Oct 22d, 1862. 7b 7b 7b 7b Dtitnjy------- Rats, Roaches, die. l)alroy------- Mice, Mules, and Ants. Drttroy------- Bcd-Bugfa Derfroy------ “Moths in Furs, Qlulbee, 'ire., <kc. 7b Dfitroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. 7b Drttroy——Insects on Plant* and Fowls. 7b Dfilruy------- Insects on Animals, &c. 7b iMtlroy-------- Every form and speeics ofVermin. "Cuatnr's” ndvertisementa in this paper for the detfmetion and utter exlrrminatiun of al! linde and tyeciet of f^*Suid in Ilaarutos, Mich., by Rntrars dr Stmikkr, and by the Drug­ gists, Grocery and Storekeepers generally. THE GREAT CAUSE Of HUMAN MISERY. A*! in a iCU. . A TABCTURB BT Da. CULVKRWELti OK TUB CACHE AND CUBK of Bpennatonbms ftalf-Dfotru*:; Diasinros; Hrod.ebe; Afcetioi. Stacks of T TATXE Clothing S U { 1 5s::StWp EgS-. Unusually John Mitcbdl. the Irish renegade id Our depot vide. a. wxm a. and blackguard, iaeoon tojeia tbe army. ■ Hi» chance of getting an “Ala- foresee no time Is not at fruit. H dua^uUiojh «‘*«o J «ke« an army of oyer MX>,°°0 mjjJulL RPt nB frr clothing Hmlth F N Smith OwreU Smite Harting*, sad BUloa Ere Carolis Wheat, Corn, Dal*, Buuar, •er poor. Thx Ikdism* Duhl kil to gl vs t* fi ceR. GRANT * SPAULDING Huang,, to be elected for m*f ia isn. D, C&XS. J. c. KUHS, MORTGAGE BALE �magi MIHLXlDWXrS , OJL3BA.BfftoZMrO' GT*V», Mua»" «... ... RAD WAY’S RENOVATING l. r-auu- RESOLVENT Mfe « M )A aUAMANTMU-Owete ata .‘--F jMM-a. 1. AintMCAN CEMENT GLUE M Ita HW •• »~4—1 •*** will UriosaU rodsced. This Byron * «*• orotr*tod,«xovwdingly powerful, two tewH>oanfiils bmng a fsU doos, it is satiroly vegetoMs. sad tbs most elegzat mediriari prepsrotSde srode.) • wiramuro waibb. rr WILL MEND WOOD. I— ywr M» V ntaw UK. ■RtTBKeK’B rr WILL MEND LEATHER. Wlood WaxvsxK Mend yw Harams. Strops, Belto, *»*.** TO THE PUBUQ IT WILL MEND GLASS. rr will Mend china. Twrbntay Cbta C°ta w41li.iy«ta tavta. j| irmomresi iJsWT. BlciiSaKSlmlrfu. SuU. Scotland IT WILL MEND MARBLE ‘and "El'LOO'D WW tan taaa l«l»ifciil to A. ^.Wie Sr am Ita* ta rttnt mttan “ Umum. VtauVnwRa, An appreciating pablio was not kng id diseoTsnng they possessed remarkable Demand and EZRA JONER. Deputy speculation tnay step in and control for * time, but not lung. The time has come when "every thing produced by manual labor will cumiitanda remunerative price. Husbandry will be respected nc Cording to its importance to the other indust rial interests of the country and the profits derived therefrom. * ‘,’Win core Salt Rbcara, Scald head. Sore Eyes, Strutnoua Diochargve from the Ears, Swrfliar In the Groin, Friting eftbv Womb, Dyepepria, Non. CUl-ORRIl MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAH, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fro-veernt «rgvjrMkotaj)*M Aug. 10, I MJ Thutdairisud for h<>ncu for -dtamy and coat t?0,nK> to engrave it and one year a time. Superior to any tin map ever made by Colton other purposes is such that the prices or Mitchell, and telle at tbe low nnce ot fifty paid for them are from twenty-five to thirty-three far cent, higher than the unit- quality ot huroes sold fur one year of the United Statueaud Canada* combined in one, ago, and yet they are rising and will cow- giving iw* £rt*pl«*x “ jw •»nrtr >. bEVERT RAILROAD STATION adequate to the aumand. partners who give their attention to the rating of go<*d v ■g Guarantee any woman or man M to S3 per day. and will take back all maps that cannot bo sold and refund the money. Send for 61 worth'to try. Printed instructions how to canvass well, far- beet, work und milk, though Dot materiWj*V*r*<W vance considerally in price in the year to coms, or we mriqh mistake (he signs of hundred dollars capital. Jit CWopttition. « Ln .Avhaa '111.'.. .. k . I. . .. ^ I-.— — . J. T. LLOYD, No. 164 Broadway, New York. or who have the mvajis to produce them, Tbe War Departinent neggear iiap ot Virginia will do well to double their efforts, with Maryland and Pennsylvania, coat fieO.oeO, on a certain^ 61 rsalutig HirgO-profita.— which is marked Antietam Creek, Sharpsburg, u ■lg^tJ>- ■WlllLtm.?I>o.rt FerrT- Rtio-rc,r>Wool, nnd especially the coarser grades, has not been so high for -many years as now, and it is still rising. We have Jg^^OT^7.,|iS5 LLOYD’S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OB 10.-INDIAN A, and ILLINOIS, matters we place much confidence, that dh'offld ecttun continue as high as now, is the only authority for Gen. Buri) and the War wool in fair luMt wilL.bring'.fcom eighty I Department. Moner refunded to any one finding • n SrmS in it Prt»> ,V> Cf nls to a dollar per pound within the gomiofe yesY. ’ -■ '-1’6 THBKE BOTTLE*. .Will sure Ferrr Soreo, Ulcers. Sorea in lb« ffeea er MuuUi. Kings Evil. Nodes, Diachrnwaa from tbe Uterus, chlorosis. Primary BythllSs, Glandular Swrilluga Ulcers, of tbe Wwut HickOta, Softening of the Bone., Fitz, Dtcpsid Effosums, and Diacaaes ladnced by Expeeors, Ac.- FOUR TO SIX BOTTLES. Will cure Fcrofttla, Syphilis. Whfte Swelling, 8ore l-age-Byphllitte Rfcromstlam, Gout, chronic Dteeww.itourvey, Bronchitta. Tubero.ee. Ulcers «nrv, Qulijne, corrosive subKmete, Ac. Tbvro Is no 8i.eeiZoflbe.SkTn, Joint., Bones or Glsads, but that, this rviordr will cure. II cleanses tbe BLOOD. Reset.sh alt dietascii depoaites. end rvoarates tbe avstew witll health end MrroK«h. In all com* e.k for HADWAY’H RENOVATING BIMOLVEMT. Price per bottle One Dolls/.' Persona calling al* Dr. Kadway'a * Ca*»o8to«,87 Maiden Lane, will ba anpplfed with six bottles for Five Dollars. Md also by DB. BADWAYW FILLS. Miasiaslppi squadron. i> authorized to purohue as many as are required for use ol that squadron. GIDEON WELLES, oetSt3 _____ Broretaryof th^Navy. much better preserved^ and : tbo after, cooing is iirtdL j This plan ish^uitff ia little trouble as tlx.* old inode, to sa’} nwthiug.of ibe superiority in the quality of the material obtained. Try it, and you will not return tn the nld method, wdsresurc nr,d you will become a.great ItiiiiOf ptrnikm pie “the- year roond;” and feel less.the loss nf the fruit crop.— Avi&icau Ayriculhtritl. • ti^rpast beef is disposed of she presumes! upe»«Ma)p, nnd possibly upon a >at ,' and'wbrt), at last, the drwert is spread upon the table all bands nre merry, and tins-face of the husband and father, which eniered tbe house so pinched, and savage, and sharp, becomes soft and full,; and beaming a* the face of tbe round summer tnbon,:.. Children are very sanaitiee to the mduenoo of hunger; and often, wbeu w# think wore witnessing some fearful proof of total depravity ef human nature in a young-ehiM, wa are only witnessing the natural desire fur bread and milk.— LIFE Bltota V*n5«< Are pure vegetable extracts. They enre all bil­ ious diaordera of the human system They regu late and Invigorate tbe Ever and kidneys; They give, tons .to the dlgeauve orraua; they reguteto Cheaecreii-n\ excretionsandexbalatioiia. equal­ ize the circulation, and purify the btood. Thus. aUliilitM CHtfttuiuU— some of which are Torpid Urer. Sick tfowiaehe. Dyaftopsia,,Fites, Ch Hit slid Fcrera, costirenesa,or looscoeoa-are entirely coutroled and cured by three remedies. VW 'B\.oo4, fcr ita lit. taM bodU, oHta btaj taptata • 10 00 a year saved in rvrry family by' One Buttle <’f Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Priee 25 Cents pisr Bottle. DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR » potaoota. Ita body dta* AMEKICAW CEMEST CUE. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Bottle. Price 25 Cento per Buttle. Price 25 Cents per Bottle. TERM8 <’A8H. ir Bale hr all Dresgista, am finerally throogboat Ute a JOHNS & CBOftl 78 WILLIAM STREET, Corner of Liberty Street. NEW YOMK. fibrq/ula, Bkin Salt ^heuni, ^Pyaptpna,. I Byph il U, Old Barta, Jfhrumntitm, HUbHoadwoho, ,n. __ _ . . Idver GgaylqfRfc Fsver and yQue, *-s- ' ** Lnwcrrhaa, FUo, LJcrqfutout Ccnau/npticn, ota. I I * I I R 0ME PCTMn writes, her daughter vret enred of tto of Bins yearo* standing, and St Vitua* dance of twpywara. AE0THE* writes, his bob WM cured READ THE FOLbOWDiG TESTIMONY: Jsa. L. Bromley, merchant, IM Fuhow wreet, New York, writes, Angiut, 10, 18*0: "I. haw been afflicted with pile., accompanied with bleed­ ing. tbe last throe years j 1 ntod DARLINtrS 1 Liver regulator Important to House Owners. Impormt to Builders. Important to Railroad Companies. Important to Farmers. all whom Hit may concern and it cow errnt everybody. ---------- UFE BITTERS, And now consider myself £*iirtly etertd,'" Hon. John Cross writre. "Brooklyn. March lb 19fi0., in the spring ■•ftlUU* 1 took a severe cold whiefl induced a vlotent fever- I took two dooes J)ARLJIf(rS LIVgR RKGULA TOR Mra. C.Tsbow, 11 Cbriatopbar Street, N. Y., writes: "Fob. to. IJrtO.—1 bare been aubject to attacks of Asthma the last twenty years. 1 have never found anything equal to JOHNS ds CROBLEY’8 CEMENT ROOFING, The cheapest aad moat darahte Eoefiac IT IS FIRE AND WATER PROOF It can bo applied to Saw and om sours of am. strna. and to uuxoca soors wtraoui auonxo Tha tat fa cdy abaut Ono-Thirt that of Tin, AMD rr 18 TWICE AS DCRABLK. Tbtaartscte baa been thoroughly tested th Kew \ ork and all parts of the United Hutan^Osmda. W ret ludie., end Centra) and South Amenta, on buildingsnf all kinds, inch as FacTOStsa, Fovan «m, Cncacazs. Ran. Rosa Darova. Cara, and on Pusuc BeiLDiNua gencrailr. Gosssxmut Bvhji tam, Ac.; by Ute p.-inapal^eiLoans. Aarnrrscn, sod others, and has proved 0. be the CHEAPEST and MOOT DURABLE ROOFING in me-, it fa in WA?K“- WEATHER and P.1!L>H“<>Or TOrenn< fcr ROOFS OF ALL KINDS. in Me Darling’. Liver Begnlaor. fn affording mmediala relief. Liver Md CillM.ua remedy." It is a thorough ConmlaitH eonld b» Purifier and Pilb 'Wo’dfcVvVct, a CVunvw.. •rt tbe most octi re and thorough pills that have over been introduced. They act so direotlv upon the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an extent aa that the system docs not relapse into its former eon£ttoa, which Is too aac to be tbo mas with simply a purgative pili. Tney are really a *B\.oa\\A t VvVk, Which, ln conjunction with ths will cure all the aforemeauoned diteasas, and, of themselves, will relieve and cure Haadaeha, Oostivenatt, OoUo 'Pai.no, Chclara. Jdorbua, Indigestion, Pain in tbo jjbtoials, (JUxxintsa, ata. Try these medicines, and yoa will never regret it Ask yoar neighbors, who have used theta, snd they will say they are Qtoodi 'MltA'veAwc.^ No Hent is required in making application and yoet should try them before going for’a T*? exp*?~ of •PP’yfeff “ <• but trifling, as au ordinary Rtaf cm be covered nnd flambed ’nJto‘a^Pamphkd or Almanac of my foea! agent, and road the eerttfieatoa, aad if yew have ever doubted you will . certain, •WE.' "WouNaX. wo vnove.. D. Wrotyrvelt, Em., of Booth Hb. near 8th BL, tom Pws । leanemerB- X-eM tato<raw.ta GUTTA I ttH-ao ssff found It la operate adaiirAlr, rrmov ing the bite and arousing the liver to activity. 1 i i. ‘ » want of kA- -i-„ that will rAMiLV asnicns. ' 'Wife the io a bnnd- When onr children are put of aorta, we give them a few drops, and It seta them all rtgbt I find it meets ths general wauls of the stomach aud bow­ els wbeu diaordsred." We aey that Rsdway's Rannr Rruzr ia the most elegant and powerful medicine known in the world. This is not bor"‘— *“ '* “----’ skeptical, snd bo convi----composition the properties an anti-septic, a mild but effective Astringent, aad a direct power over tbe nerves, neither narcotic sor anodine, that relieves pain, in a manner pe culler to tself. and for whieti we have no word in %*.E^ , < 1 i VCOa h tai Ita, tarita U Ita m J Dtmta by andMMUf 9nry p*ruoU of uapority BTTERS, Mrs. Yonag. ef Brooklyn, writes: "February Enkugemant, diocaros caused by the sxfitaaive oJA, IMo.—In May last I had a severvattack ofl’ite, which eonfined me to the bouse. ! took one bot- TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. < : . । j i tW Country. The psoaliarity of the sail tobiltou attacks, 1 wM sdvW, by a frivud, “UARUNGS UVER REGULATOR. Emftt Stomachs.—A burin$s| ruaq, Who has beau to work all day, will enter bis Itawsews crabbed and him gry ns n bear. The wife iHidcratanda When applied exter­ the mriibd, and, while she says little to :internal administration. nally. it will be found a most powerful counter h(/|h ia.careliil.nioLUi, have ths dinner de­ u-ritanL instantly reddening the surface to which layed. In the meantime, the children wntrb him cnuliotmly, and do . not teeae ’ hotped up,causing pain and leading toin/amatiou with questions. When the poup is gulp It fulfills th* indication of equalizing the drculrci,-And he leans back and wipes his mouth 'tnin most effect! r sir. and moat beautifully to »>«• lh“.t“ 'S-w-t ’ \ there is an evident relaxation, .and his wife ventures Urakk for the hews. When axit KW ynvts LIVER REGULATOR Otis atudtey, Esq.. 1'28 East tfith Rtreet. N. Y., writes: A-nf. 1*. IbfiO.—I bad ndt«eulty with ths Ktduey complaint three years, with eeastant pain in the small nf my back. I bad used most al) kinds of medicines, but found no permanent relief until by irritating tbe costa of Uw iztestitum. In octiva ai.dinflammatory dcseases. tbs irritatiM> product^ by iba Drsatic Furgatiro Pill, will not only incrosM tfoediaeata.bui indoes ulcers tioa; Ibervfure, great caution ia required ho al tacks of inflamatKin of the bowaU. bilious colic, rbeomatiam, strat, Ac , in the.kind of pills to take. If RADW A-Htp/LLRarolhkeataeurawUl follow There are a data of chronic di»WMe. chronic VivkmiTiMM which have beast showered upon hhn froaa DARLING'S It broke np mv cold and fever at once. Previous to this aUaek, 1 had been troubled with despepsis several months: 1 have fell nothing of it stone?* ono.wa recommended a year ago, and wWh we trfed on a larger scale than hitherto. It it* this: '- Take tbe ripe pumpkins, pare, cut fa arualI,pieces, atew urift, mash und strain through a culfender? as if (<>r making piea. Spread thia pulp To those who do not wish to be troubled with otf plutei hi Uycra ti«»t quite half an inch thinking, but like to hare their thinking done by thick ; drv it d«wn in oiluve oven ; keep nor one else, wrouy trihtosl crptoM/ooe, that RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF at so low a ler.-.perature aa not to scorch ik In about t day it wilt become dry Will relieve those who suffer pains, instantly on and. cnsp. The sheets thus made can be stowed away In a dry place, and they arc alwuya SORE THROAT......'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'in flfleea minutes. ready for use, for pies or dauce. Soak TOOTH-ACHE.............................. in three minutes. NEURALGIA (paroxysms ot).. .in five minutes. lUetpiecrs over night id a little milk, and CRAMPS.......................................... in five minutes. they '^ill teiuru to a nice pulp, as deliciotH.as' the fresh pumpkin, we think— modi more so. The quick drying after cooking prevents any portion from slight ly souring as is always the case when the imc«><9<V ftedSMbre dried;;the ISdorS is UllAl JOHN nvuosiw... awjMuw. »«««■*. -— J. H. FOUNTAIN. Quarter Master General. FAMILY MEDICnrE, “slA'irirsnuK'h.'iSSLKE: We love pumpkin pica, especially where there la not an .abundance of tree frqlt- We have tried all inodes of dry ­ ing' buYnri plan is equal, we think, la tl»e _________ CORTLAND B STEBBINS. Deputy do 8AMUEL>S.>LACEr^otD,r. 8tale_Lao »CRILMBW. Perooveti tbe morbid snd bilious deposits from RADWAT8 READY RESOLVENT given in tbe stomach and bowels, reguIsles the liver and doos, nf half a tetapoonfhl three times per dsy, kidneys, removing every etelniciioa, restores a wUl eure.toreo of liv Gums, cankers in tbe Moulb natural and bed thy actioa in the vital organg.— Spre Heeds.'Kars, sad Eyes, either from Worms, It lawsdperior TreiNtsr. or my other cause. If troubled with cough. RntlMsurM at Night, half a teaspoonful of the R130LVBNT will insure a cuyv. Price Mneb better than pills, and much easier to take. One Dollar a bottle or six boUlm for Fire Dollars. Principal offlec.87 Maiden Laue, New York. Sold DABUWtFS LIFE BITTERS by DrOggiata in every town In the United States Is a superior tonic and diuretic; excellent is aud Canadas. BADWAY A Co. eases of loos of appetite, flatulency, female weak­ 67 Maiden lane. ness. irregularities, pain in the side and bowels, blindjprolrading and Heeding piles, and general In these facts tbe firmer will not fail ---------- rgtng with other pflte or powders, salts to .satq.^qkf to'MicoMtge hitCMHl gr®Mer oUs, Bs^dHw Wrtere, tbsy wauld Med >•» pbysioexertion to put into the market the greally improve thrirhtahh. * greatest ponible ampiml of lbs. products of his farm, of whatever kind, and wis­ RADWAY*8 FILLS dom would dictate to many who ars-ea. Asa Psarsst Pts.itiris in other fiursuita. tho propriety* of owner’s nunc from St Louts to the Gulf of MtxiThey are <iptt irel, tonic, laxative, stimulant, eo--l.X.’<0 mile* back from the river—colored in cuuoter-irriteat, BF4Hfc*l|e»r.b«4«««gl»* U». the proper counties and States. Price, fl in sheets, |2, pocket entirely Vtaetel form, sad 93,60 on linen, with rollers. Ready substitute for ci________ __ cultivation of the earth Sept. 20. ' MU. talite Aroma of Medicine. As s surance of a bountiful return.—Stock they .are mure certain snd thorough NaTT DtrAKTMBXT, WaMIXOTOX, Sept. 17, '63 Jovrwal. : DrarttaPUU of Aloea, or Croton ud H Drying Pumpkins. & PERCH A CEMENT, For Coating Metab of all Kinds when exposed to the Action of the Weather F0K8ALEBY J®« •••* either nr both of these moat excellent Rtniedies.tequirefor tbsmattbe stores, if y.m ta not tb.d them, take no Other, but ioclota iv *,u ■ iriicij buu i>n revcipt ci inc muo, the Remedy or Remedies will ba sent according yonrduecuona, by mall or express, post-paid. 8160 BEST PIANO&aifiO UROVEHTEra A HALE, having removed to tbetr new warerooms. Ng. W8 sr^awy turned to oGfoiWysWaatoiagntosCTt DAN’L a DARUNG, 102 NmmuBl.Ntw York. be found thin and watery. AVOID bALlNE PURGATIVES. Thia is evroueous. 7 Octave Scsc wood Piano, P«t sp teMeMt aadfi Bottle. each. o.ntstnlna all improvrtornto knows in lb>. man They nocaed |a oh- ixpenae vf tbe liver, panerow, kidneys, Atnbru* liirror Ambrotype;'Nrilnpwp&fq ’ Pearl Ambrotype; Ornamental Ambrotype; Imperial Am. brotype; Relievo Atn, ' ’ brvtype; Doable' GUTTA PERCHA OEMBMT, •choc Mar• great etas ——■>^oa aad ex•*d wW wriorari i* mW age 1 . Woof Wool!! THS 7UCS TO GET WOOL CiRBEP, o. autatamtain, . «m«wn« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-11-26.pdf 99385c944d6f2c8956ab6626fabe370a PDF Text Text JCHOUE BDKITBAH ------- • - ' S»A¥,>VSMm 28,1882. T *jastinj» ^auur, Original Iwttj. . -IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, pleasure; there wm nothing sacrificed except Jove dfmtxfoy;' But she had grv- J GREAT gistings’ HASTINGS Swiness Jinrtorj. DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &, Striker, llMtbp, MOr.pjMt. SPAULDING, $isnllan|. ■ ASON ALLEN, ■ EALER IN GROCERIES previetoBS, pro­ d ue, fiiab. batter, lord. pork, and grain o( D D. C. HAWLEY, !BALER in all kinds of Family Groceries, JUST RECEIVED My War CMiribtU«B, new and most complete assortment I had actually subscribed Hye hundred dollars !. Nut in all the history rfany giv- DRUM AND HEDICINEB, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. HU UWM» hundred dollars I looked at the filled up check, after cutting it free from its blank companions, with load reluctant eyes, ere passing it to other bauds; yet 1 «“ n«‘ tbe gnxtging gi.v iH.lml.ta. ilotion implied. My heart, was in the children, said when .hla country called, •W‘PtH>«L -hich footed •• Arae tbouared Go 1 . And the yyifiee had been botoThree thowwu4dolh«,</which ; hS?J‘!2?2Ji“k ioo»ia»oifca ’ “Tbi blow rfjusthave been terrible,'11 In this rcmenbranoe.'' •aid. “Poor womM, this U indeed a -Yea, and nobly,’ be answered, with a i anreow.n i'»> .-.i< ■ »i7Z *3bo «’*Egere<i and fell.” was replied. J T. people nave “Jor a week the struggle. between] life done nob y, not keeping back thajr most and death was almost evenly balanced.— precious things.” Then'the alow reaction came, and the poor ■“'Three thousand dollars la a liberal crushed heart began to gather up Its rent sum?' r. • fibers, And to string its tfui raring nervsa I “Yea?* Hie votes dropped a BttJ*. for new efforts and ,duties. The strong lbi* ’uo» Iwo men gave a artn on which sKe Kad leaned for so many third. I; presented for utterance, and I rears was broken, and‘abe must stand w“ w««k enough folet It forth. henceforth alone. How Ubc faltered and Mr. Preaton did not answer, “and are staggered with uncertain steps at first. you one of them T*—no, but said In a For.hours she wpuld sit pad peep. But voiee that still felt lower and lower, rati! slowly strength came, and now^ you re­ it exorqteed a septimpot oi reverence : member the child’s words,/•sheI’ sat up 4,Tbere is odp iq our midst who has given tntfre than these two men a hundred fold. Bat Che fnSme is Ttot down on any upon her, and she must walk henceforth aobecrlption paper.” -II ! . -i ; ’ with stooping jhogld$rs and weary feet More precious than silver and gold ! Her own hands must earn the food with Y es. there are things tnnre precious than whicb’^ef'chfldreh are fed, Snd’me garsilver and’ gold ; and I understood Mr. menta with which they are to be clothed. Preston to refiit* to human life and human Bar toil and ber care are a>c,Te than (wioe lose. Shame tooebed me ; I stood silent doubled } and with thorn are lha widow’s and rebuked. ' sorrows. What are my war burdens, “Come?' said he, “walk with me into what are yours, to this 1 Ab, sir, there the next street a little way. It is well is no room for complaint or boasting.— for us sll to comprehend these questions With us the sacrifice is nothing in com­ of sacrifice and patriotism in al!' tbeir parison. It is hardest with those who are bearing^ The danger with us all is, that least thought of, and who get least of pub­ j wo magnify our own burdens and loyalty, lic sympathy." I and in doing so fail to award the honor “Wo must do something for this wo­ that is due to others.” man?’ said L “Hsr oeue touches me cause of national buuor and national safe­ ty ; and in aacrificing something for my yr FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL I did not answer, but in silence went country, I was but discharging a patriotic PURPOBE8,ONLYjM duty. Thia was my contribution Lu a fund feith Mr. Preston Into the next street It our citizens were raising for hospital and was one In which tbepcxir dwelt Small sanitary needs. If double the sum had houses a few neat and with testefui shrub­ been required of ms, double would have bery about th* doors, but must of them miserably neglected and forlorn,stood on been given. •So much (or my country !” 1 said in each side for a distance of three or four SWEEXBT dk ALLEN. squares. My vHits to this part of the thought with a feeling of self-approval. I A TTORNBYS AT LAW and Solicitors in Chsn It was felt that I wm a better and truer man for town were of rare occurrence. A eery Particular a lieu lion paid to Conveythe set-’ ‘If every one would do as well not pleasant to look upon, and I avoided it All looked poor and mean, now as TEA, COFEEE. SUGAR. Sf’KJES.imj'PHR. according to their circumstances.’ There my eyre ranged alcng the street, and I PRUNES. MGS. RAraWS.WOBMSH; came a slight chill to my enthusiasm, IIU uutiucw. Oitiee m the Court Hsum, Hasting, Mich. consequent upon the thought that I was queationed myself as to whither 1 was doing so much more, .according to my going, and to what end. ROBERTS A STRIKER, GROCERIES! DANIEL COOK, □hiekt ■j'XBnraixBT USTICE OF THE PEACE, General Land and All CotklM Extracts, I. A. HOLBROOK, A TTORNEY au«l Counselor at La«, Solicitor Jo A Uluuieery. General Land and Tax Agent.— Uihcc, aeceud story of Rower's block. QHYSICIAS end Surgeon. JL »lurv, Slate itreft- PENS, PENCILS. INES, PAPER. EN- Oflte In Hosedl'a MOST POPULAR JOHN ROBERTS, )HYSICIAN and Sunreow. Dwelling on Broad- patent medicines II. P. CHERRY, tfOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will • .... oroiaplucMaad fide Barry county, Mich. DR. H. J. HANEY. P HISTC1AN. SURGEON and Aonwehenr Of flee over Smith’, Drug Store Goody Black. (CTFRAff, TOB (DASH J. M. NEVINS, their being ability, tb<ui other people. I had seen the suhscripti>iRj?*per.. It bore the rec­ ord of no larger contribution than miae. Two citizens only had pul down tbeir nsmes Tor five hundred dollars. •To have gtvfcn equally? I aald to my sel£ ‘Mr, Harland should have madv bi* cunirUfUtion a thousand dollars instead of five hundred ; and Grant should al least hare Atnne up to my figures, dollar for of ten years opened the door, and looked up iatu our laces curiously. I saw that she recognized Mr. Freston, but no smile lit up her young face. “Howls your mother to-day T was asked. “Not very welt Won’t you walk In, air 1” “No, thank you, my dear,,! only .stop­ (feed in harmony? Il is the most natural thing in the world ped to inquire about your mother. Is to let spwdrbwrayour thoughts. As I she able to alt upl’ “Ye«, air. She net op most all day moved abodt/arnangfriends and acquain yesterdav, and sewed part of the time. lances, a word dropped bore and n ten And ahe’e ep again to day. Won’t you tencc there, revealed the secret of my coine in 1 Muy ba,abc would like tn see eelfepfM------- ,——-------- —®„ ,-uu.” ly all-of them understood pfyifcwnc RO'ng*| y< “Not thia morning I’ll, call abound on in my mind—how '1; considered my again. Say that Mr. Preston called^ 1 contribution to the war fund, taking means ihio ewMint, m the largest mstLi am glad that ahe is better. ' Good bye?’ he bad courage to writedown fifty, in the face of half n dozen poorer men, who each gave their hundred. But we have a leal of patriotism 'in--this; and know where tn put men. Love of country is a fine thine to talk about, but whan sacrifice is n»Red bow rarely do we find word, and by any man in the town. ROBERTS A STRIKER. TTORKEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, I HUSUIM mwuwvu F—“ — , * .----claims and money promptly rsmlLed. o«~. .,u w. w. luipk Bm. maa.HU., Barry County, M ichigan. ROBERTS A STRIKER d and Can. for .ah-cheap b ROBERTS A STRIKE*- KstrrEi a BtBievs, *" (LSee^^orser of Main and Burdick Street., Kalamaxoo, Michigan. A. A. Kjrarax, Q,»a,..r. r.!~> ' nw* J- c-BcMOW*- urnett'. Coeoacina, b vei fur Toilet purpoaoa, for ;articia B H. N. SB ELDON, SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, ». c. PR1NDLN, OF PROBATE. inlUUu4Tu*r»t- For me, five hundred dollars was a large aura to give away. Tens, twenties, and an occasional fifty, under the pressure of public calls for”church or charitable needs, had passed on through tbo carelessly loosened puree striogs, that drew back again with incresa ing lightness on the diminished gold ; but giving after thia liberal and exhaust­ ing sty fe-wos altogether a new experience. l felt something poorer on account there­ of, and b^gau to mediate economies. — When 1 paid a thousand dollars for A »P*n of Borahs no impression like thia was per­ ceived ; not even when one of them got 10jur«J by • ML 1 Ibron.hoMred and fifty dollar*. H«r* «» • dr*<l l<~ of >>•'“ bundr«l fifty doll**.; bin in fco* of nothing no like • Wpotrrty lobebw <M u In the lace of contribution to the hoepH.I and unlury fund. I did ir« fnnl pcor.r for tl.e three hundred didlnm a £«,d.d in pmpn-iog .nd .rooking my B.k p.,nd, though the mon.y pnld fterefo* JUDGE 4be Court House, at Holings, H PAY, PENSION, AC. back KSsrtsS1: s. cX*“ ~ “Die widow who cost In all her living dance, poured gold and silver into the treasury?’ My companion broke the silence with these words, as wo paused at the door of a'story and a half cottage a round which everything was clean and in order, bitt plain and poor. Hia knock wm nut loud, but low and rrapectful. I did not answer his remark, but ato<>d be aide him in vague expectancy. A1 child COMPLETE EORMS AKD DIRECTIONS M ros *rrt.icATK>K» res «„.^mkkwtanuurw fur the six or seven hundred paid for .ummer hou.e., girdm "“‘“’T. “J M»y work .boot my ground. u>d dn.lling J AH Mi, being fi rniy o*» grnifi- DAMIEL STBIKBR. mli<m, I could nltorL The oip-n. «■ ‘"WBICBT ClreMlI Monday, c«Tu.raifBiw o«mfe**co.nBm Mlcnliud, “k*» “ * '“’8 of *»““■ E* . . r_ J grift- tn OUT Birtims uvo b~r~.—-—C wnrtryin bur time of prenmg n<«L fr~ly «• i‘ »“ b«V>.*d. Mt «• wUh • feeling of rntbuoulioo. M if we*k«md by «u, ' were frightened by the clamor of “mgor invasion,” -while we state a few facta co away from I Slavery. « ” 1 “ •' What do they hope to.gala by aomlag to IltWsl Freedom. : tu.- q If then'von give the negro freedom where he Is, and convince him that to will not again be reduced to slavery, he ■WiH bate nothing to gain by coming to IHlnoIs, will hel No. What climate does the negro preAri What parta of the world’s surface dees he naturally seek to find the conditions beat adapted to his physical organixaftonl deeply.” “Your possessions and mine would lose more than half their value were such a calamity ss the dismemberment of our country to fell,” was answered. “Our enemies are men in arms, and we mnt oppose man with man in fierce battle.— W hile they fight and die We are at homo and in their Mood and suffering we find safety. Is there honor. Is there justice, is there humanity in forgetting tMs 'ser­ vice, nnd leaving the widow and orphans of our dead soldiers to bear unaided their burdens of want and sorrow 1 1 think not. Yes, assuredly, we must du some­ thing for this woman. She has given licrall.snd ifshebavono share henceforth in our abundance, then we are not guilt­ less in the sight of heaven I" «’'« .-•> •_ How small seemed all lheoontribotlomi I had made, and of -which ‘I was a self­ grate 1 ant I My eheeks were hot with shame. 'Not tines ha^e I referred to that subscription • in renvsrealion, nor has a word about the coming burden ol taxss escaped my lips; I would blush st com­ plaint now. Burdens I They who seem to hare the largest share feel their pres­ sure lightest. On the poor, the bumble, the too often despised and neglected, the beavisMt of our troubles.will fall.' Let us see to it that we sin not in forgetfulness of what we owe them, chat we do not let widows and orphans cnst in all tbeir liv­ ing M the price oi our safety. -if- Erskine’s declining to wear Dunda’s The tropics. What productions are the negroes on the continent moat skilled In raising T Colton, rice, soger and tobacco. In what 8utea «Ve cbeae auplaa prin­ cipally- rawed 1 The seceding States of tbc Booth. If.then, slavery were aboliahed all Over the Union, and th* negroes allowed Io homes 1 No. .1 Most the negroes live-some wham 4 Will not the negroes .fcptimi* to ran away from the south, nnd “invade the North" so long •* slavery continue* 1 Yee. . . . , Here iaon argument, which ninetynine’Northern topn in every hundred will pronounee unanswerable,in (afmjareman­ ,cipating the slaves and employing them whocs they are. in cultivating the cotton, rica. suEsr and tobacco of the South.— How else can you stop the“nigger inva­ sion 1" So long as slavery continued, long will they brave hunger, thirst, whip* bloodhounds and fugitive slave laws, to secora freedom. JFArn you briny frMrfnm to their doort. titty will not tttb it eltewhert.—Chicago Tribune. ’ From Rer. Robert Collyer-. Fraternity Lectures. When 1 was In Jefferson City hat fall, I found the hospitals in the moat fearfol condition you nan imagine. I cannot i stop to tell you of the acenes Isaw; jtis enough to say that one poor fellow bad lain on the hard boards and seen five men carried away dead, one after another, from his aide. He waa worn to a ukri*U>n; worn through so that g rest sores wore all over the back; and filthy be­ silk gown, lest he "might be supposed to adopt “the abandoned habits of his pre­ decessor,” is well known. The follow­ Ing, not so well known, is, we think, at least equally as good : Mr. A. B., a judge of the Commissary “Good bye, air?’ I felt the low, almost Court, talked in an inflated and pompous choking flutter of the child’s voice away manner. Having failed to attend an ap-1 down in my heart, ray eyes wore dim pointmont with Erskine,- he explained as I turned away. What did it mean I that he had been called out of town, ’ ow­ “She has given most of alj,” said my ing to bit brother having fallen from a companion, as we walked away. stile and sprained his foul. “It wm “What has she given 1” fortunate for your brother,” said Erakine, “Her husband.” , “that it was not from your at<0c he fell, “He is in tbc army.” or bo had certainly broke his neck.” “He la deij.” A clever but unsuccessful advocate “What! Dead!” having died very poor, it wks remarked “Killed in baulk.” to Erakine, that there were “no effect*.” “That is not wonderful,” was the reply ; I stood aghast. “In battle 1" “as he had no rawer, ho tould have no “Yes. Three weeks ago the news came. Be rsata with the slain at. New.Ijern?* ", “Who and what was he!” I asked, The elasticity of glass exceeds that of rallying myself, for I felt an overpower­ all other bodies. If two glass balls are ing sense of weakness. “A sober, ‘ industrious mechanic ; a made to strike each other at a. given good.husband ijnd . a good lather. I saw fbroo, the recoil, by virtue of their elas­ his wife on the day after his march with ticity, will be nearly eqna) to their orig­ inal impelus. Connedtid with its britthe regiment that went, from here six months ago, The parting had tried ber Take a hollow sphere, with a hole, and severely ; bundle WflTrrawe with ‘Lail and fbl! ofa iaoble heroism. ‘He is stop the bole with a finger, so as to pre­ vent the external and internal air ,ffo« strong and'couragitous, and still do his duty^and the country must have such communicating, and ths sphere will fly mem I couid not’din|r to him weakly to pieces from the' mere heal of the hand• Mhd In tears, u aome kTvesdid to their husbands, and hold him back when hie heart and conscience hade biro go. He - J* Is In God’s hands. Men die at borne, of In the Gulf Bute*. try that the production of cotton, rice, sugar and tobacco should be coAtiaued Inthe United States, ,it fas. i Are there white laborers enough in the country to produce tiio requisite crops nf cotton, ties, sugar and tabacoo, besides carrying on the agricultural and mMDfteturinc pursuits of the North 1 No. Coaid the white laborers of the North endure the hardships and exposure of the rice swamps, cotton fields and cane brakro of the South I Probably not. Could the white laborers </ tbe North he induced to abandon their homM red their remunerative employments here to try the experiment 1 Orrtaiia^noL Could they, in any event, produce there necessary stapUa re cheaply M the groes, who are accustomed to the work 1 eudfieply cooled possess the carious prop erly of being able to resist hard blows given to them from without, but will be instantly shivered by a small partide of Bint dropped into their eevitiea. This yond telling. One day, a little before my visit, oM Hannah, a black woman, who had some washing to do for a doctor, went down the ward to bunt him up. She saw this dying man, and had compassion on hin>» and said, “Oh, Doctor, let me bring this man up to my bed to keep him off the floor." The doctor said : “Tbc man is dying; he will be dead to-morrow.” To-morrow came and old Hannah could not rest She went to see the man, and be was still alive. Then she gut some help, took ber bed, put the poor man upon it, and carried him bodily to her shanty ; then she washed him all over Asa woman washes a baby, and fed him with a spoon, nnd fooght death hand to band day and night, and beat him back and saved the soldier1* life. The day before I went to Jefferson, the man had gone on a iurlougb to his homo in Indiana. He besought Hannah to go with him, but she cbuld not spare titnei J.1_ ______ 11 -U.,____ LI— *1 WK-want with him to the steamboat, got him. fixed just to her mind, and then kiaaed. him, and the.man lifted hisvoice m (he left him and wept like a chllo. I aay w» hate gteww noble in our suffering. tog anecdote which has been told of ed men, originated with tbc painter Bar­ sickness as well a* In battls. I troel la rett. His only pete weft a eat |tod > God.’ Her eye* were full of tears aa kitten, Ito progroy. A fri«»d •eahg two property (earns to depend upon the com­ she ipoke, and ber voice betrayed the m effort rro.ur Uum my nrengCk. parative thickness of tbe bottom is the N„ iood.r. .nob b.ing th. MM. lh.t I fear and suffering that were In her heart. more certainty of breakage1 by .this exHiked rnther mor. th.n «M Mcmly of Ab, sir, neither yon nor I will ever com­ perimenl. Some of three vessels,. It .is to go In and dui. “tat I bid donu. Wuh..«taonr^w prehend what that hymWa wife endure^ stated,have re«i»led ihe stroke of a mallet Tn parting from a«ortd husband,on whose but fl*in .pokM mnn. nbo, given with sufficient foree. to’drive-a pill strung arm the had leaned.tbrmany years w. life buingooo of th. nriclMt integrity into wood ; a^_ heavy bodisa, m ' • ffnta nonuud io fear of nnybody*. ofiw- ■X’W parting from MrwJWa.7 m usket-balls, piefies of Iron, bite of wood, He walked on qpdto, tilant for some LT B. i.nol«mllgfioroblru.lr.m*n jasper, stone, etcL ftp** been » loth moments. How HftafFRnd poor seemed them from A height of two or three .fi^t “But," raid Ms frfeod, “wild W* Ah I MdffMtory. mn h*rayg*m mT Ulfeztorted «Wt—•I say hhKeXtcrted MttaAio itaDijlrttaW’M' the conversation, Bia »wrwtrXiiMi«Ha ■icMtag'i IM wtM-lapM �HAffmroB BAnxs. tbe k induces of friends, we are per- VetMatay ■•rriagi TINGS promising young, of Baltimore] •KLT mn DOLLA* Haviso « nns, WTTBOVT DCILB ABD WIYB PCSB pr count County Clerk. Th, DtrxxT of Kr*Qk nations. aurro und t ng Bl.lz toWBC m.—-•0,190. _____ .... __ '_,_PS^W g^fiaBsayaar.’f ws । ir.no urt progress. 10 Ilia opp««i- frwljr u>nd.mlMl|V» SUBSCRIBE FOR THE rind tbs rnntsct al he farma*k*» g r1 ■■ftaaili a trwmpbe anddefeats wk<h nurely follow in iw traek. Vast • armies Ihy lb heir, oisKm his rrpuijiation by the people of 8u Louis, and hia defoai by an unqualified emancipationist ■gone forth to fight fur ouoatey ’a battles. uud eenwst vote the RepuMfenn ticket firnr to <mk In Iowa the prtipnrtlcn was even greater -tixterritory uf the Union. Rebellion ♦ being p*tnixed, and upon the. wicked au..ihura of tbia unewndy auife is tolling tfie sore reward ut their- aqpuiwltiled am.— 1 Ibe war in carried into tbe midst of tbeir -eovnlr/, and tbe victoriuua artuiea, of - tbe Umon btoten od tu strike them & final I blow tn tbeslrougbolda uf the tar South. 1 here arc solid gi uunds <>fb«pe fur speedy -victory and permanent pence. I ’While xusny yf our booits are made desolate by tbe inevitable casualitiee of •war, ami we mourn the heroic deed, there ’• ieeootolatiua in the faith that, the blood of tbo true patriut is never shed in - veto. v. Our people under all their trials, still vglmg-wilh unfliocbiDg firmness and fidel­ ity in tbe iaotiiutiuns and Government lotuuivaantry. Trusting in God end tbe rightuvuences of ourcaem, they are ready to mour greater aarrificee and bear hravier burdens in the confidence and hope -that the future will mure then e-opo sale for the waul, and that tbo blraeitog of '•liberty will be permanently secured and greatly mcreased to our posterity. ■ * ' Tbe desunira of nations and individuals IM in the hand of Gud. For bountiful harvests, for general health among the people, for dvil and religeous liberty and tbe diffusive of knowledge aud edu4»tion, for the ooutinued existence of the Republic and the triumphs of its arms, ' MMi for afi the great andfctood gifts nt a liefirgn Provident*, our aukuuweldge• wants and praises are dee to Him alone. , That we may suitably adreowlede oar dependence upon Almighty God, and /hith reverent thankfetocos give glory to t<> Him, I do hereby set apart, and appoint THURSDAY THE27th INOTANT, AS A DAY OF PUBLIC THANKSGIV­ ING AND PRAISE. J 1 request that upon that day tbo peo­ ple may assemble in tbeir places of pub lie worship nnd in tbeir bi'tues, and keep ihis dayTu tbe spirit to which our Fath era kept it, with pore, religious and p* triotic hearts, full of faith and hope. Given under ray band and the great seal of the Bute, al tbo capital .. ijAbe city of Lansing, (l. s.) on the 15th day of November, in the year of l>ur Lord one tbousaud eight hundred and sixty-two. AUSTIN ALA1R. 'JAMB* B. PoarxR, Secretary uf State. It takes the ReegeaslMtity. _ r Until quite recently, the wbUe conduct x/tbe war bus been carried dn with a brother was dead. fore be left the Regt and, in troubled, with Rheumatism quite severe­ He bow- ly before we left Lnwiaoille. •ver left thn elty with’vs and marcbed -with theregiment until the 1th. although These are sufficient to show 1the canoe of the Drtnooratio victories in . advised frequently by the Cape, rp stop a nd go into a hospital. But hie ambition (Ohio, Indiana, lllmois and Now York. w void not allow him to do'that. PawpLs Tmsx aa lung aa possible: ths democracy assert that the Govern­ ment has made a failure in trying to put down the rebellion, and at the same time insist that the Generals w ho have been the sole cause of failure, should etill be continued in command. He was bound to remain with hia company Many of them are trying to thing why it io Chet ing tbe fact ring U» the t Onlytt. has berti measured Only ti He died in Hrepital . than that. On that day ever. his strength failed him. how­ His ;Hmba were considerably dwullen, and, at the tba n>ete<>rs u| other ktore 11 annual recur remains to 4* ritowtf." but thia, fir I be present, may be regarded dd ascer­ tained. that a BMkMirie ring.-rrith an in­ clination, of from 04 5 to 365 to tbe this ring'annually in August, and js aevera! days in passing from side, so that its tbidtosMia from five to tea millions if! of miles. Nearly every one known that meteors or shooting stars, aa they are called, are annually viaible iu great quantities dur­ ing the iiioDtii of August, <»n certain­ nights. On any one of thuae nights two ur three persons watching the sky. may concluded to atop. Had be attempted coant fmm one to two hundred in an to continue the march he muat oertainly f hoBr'SElwo. It may m»w 6e taken aaan for. he,was last becoming ,iix- lUosrr »:.ooi<j not t»r rnuiire. AM ft is tertbrr ortered Chat tba Mio .• aottea u> all parties tatertated. 0/ tba __scy sCaMd prtftam, and the basrin. tbc br cauaingassoy st tM« aotioa end order U psbliabad m Iba H^tfep Basner, a ,< hundred and eigbtr-one days, actually forme an imp‘rtont^ perl of the solar system, and that Ibe^rorid passes through earnest solicitation of the Capi.tie finally luvp OMytt Only |l. ascertained fact in astnyunny, that these PROB ATK DRDeR.-STh'tt OmiCHlG A X. or B»ut, a. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! It sustains the Administration and ‘•■Kto iMJrts. mj>i. meteors, which consist of various miner­ Government. ale, area lew, out of many iitillions wf milli<u», Whkhare located in a great ring sent back to Birdslown. From there that surrounds the sun. and is as regular Ala. Eoitob»Tbe otbor day I found be was sent forward in charge of several in its revolutions as the earth or any an article in at almanac bearing date of Profeeeor Newton, taking one ambulance.wagons. Two of our boys planet rr ADVOCATES IMO, token from the Mobile Herald and who came on with him joined the regi­ mortrtng’e ohoervati<m. makes a much Tribune, setting forth the 'dependenun calculation that tbrve are more than 300.­ ment, ‘but he was obliged to 'go on to 000,000,000.000 v.f these bodies in thuf the South "upon the North," I Thomas* divFpioq with the ambulances, Thinking it might not be uninteresting and w> miased the Regiment. He final- ' Tbne it would seem that the track of to your readers in these times when the ly reached Dansville, dnd lbere~went in- ' a former orb of the solar system,‘years Soeth are attempting to assert their in­ ago. rant hy eottie terrllfic convulsion to to the hoapital where he remained till he dependence, 1 present it for publication. IragtuenU, has been discovered— its very died. These arte the tacts so far as we orf.it having l>een changed 00 that nur Wishing to retain the “relict, of can learn.. We never hare beard direct own planet pasoeo through it. And thus olden time," 1 copy it verbatim. from him since be first left us. We have a vision ia given of that Omnipotence been constantly on the march with ao exerted for destruction, which berelmore SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER ! “They (the north) build our (the we have tanked upon onty in Its creative regular mail oommunication, and it has South) fetuses, they adore them with fur activity. A glimpse, it mpy ta-.'is given niters, and supply them with every ooui- been almost impossible either tn send of the fotore of other i.Hx that now roll When be left us the in other, uttering the “music of the furt and convenience of which we have or receive letters- bausted. 1 believe lie went to (be hospi­ Jones. pearing tela <foart io make a riiiar William C. Pratt ■dminiilrn- tal At Springfield, and was afterwards Unconditional Loyalty ever conjectured. They educate uur children, and cover our nakedness from bead to foul, with hats, coals, abuea ami ahirta; we eat- tbeir flour, cheese, butter, apples, codfish, potatoes, piuklw, pork and onions; we feed our cattle with tbeir bay, drive tbeir borsvs in tbeir barueesea co their carriages with tbeir whips; we walk with tfeir sticks, ride on tbeir saddles, write on their paper, wash with their soap, scrub with tbeir brushes, sweep with tbeir brooms, milk io tbeir Ch, cook in tbeir pots, strike with their ninera, blow with tbeir bellows, cut with tbeir axes, sow with tbeir seeds, reap with their books, pull with their leather, whitewash with their lime, paint with their paint, march by their tunes, read by tbeir lights, drink their Congress water, aid rum, amoke.their segare—eud leaL and best of all these blessings, we marry tbeir preUy girls who make the best of wives. This is a heavy account, but it is true what a field lies all- around oa for domes­ tic industry, and whalan independent and wealthy dmiitry might this be, if only this field for eoterpriee were fitted up simply to supply.uqr.ftwn wants!” beet wag done for him' that could be done. 1 On the move men have been left by the ' road side nearer dead than alive, with no friflid to assist them or give a them cheering word,, The loss of Henry II. Striker is deeply felt in the company.— TrW~TU W8««. *ppn..cl I fmlrr. *mro» <M Ml U»t on- whom ,11 lovrf w.U diuold have died. spheres.” Wfiy may not the astrono­ mer, as has be ret* A .rC been disc«»vertDg new planets and systems, hereafter turn his telescope to reveal the ruins of others, whose fires have so ]<>ng since burned taw, and whoae history and observi tio 1 will betaog tn a new department in a». trnnomical science—the archaeology of, the sural | than say other papeTjof Its star ta tbo State. lb. n.«.. A Fatal Mistakx—The Prince de Joinvillr, ub<> was on Mct’l' ltin's staff, and bas since bis return to Europe writ­ . the leaders of that party s bich, since tbe ten an rlaborste defense of thot Goneral'a elections, has thrown off the mask and eampaign, soy a there to one thiug l» can­ Stands in open opposition to the adminis­ not understand. That is, why McClellan did not takiu advantage of tbe splendid tration, have "been heeded and obeyed. opportunity afforded by tbe suicide id .Fforo the modification of G«n. Fremont’s the Merrimac, to detacah portion, uf bis proclamation to tbe re-instating of Me army from Harrison’s Landing to the North bank of tbe James river, he could Clellan jn«t before the Maryland cam have gone to Peteraburg. destroyed it, rpnign, nearly every prominent measure torn up tbe railroad a» he advanced, and .had been dictated by that element known moved straight upon Charleston, proba­ <M conservative, but which in fact and in bly capturing it without a buttle, leaving effect was disloyalty itself McClellan's Richnumd to take care of itself, and ub terrible failure at Antietam, first cum- literallng at a stroke all the ouneequen[ » of the Peninsula disasters. But that jM-llpd «. departure from the rule, and the fatal indecision ond unreadiness to take Emancipation. proclamation was issued. , advantage of circumstances at tbe proper 4t was then that the -Preaident first saw ! moment, which was tbo bane of McClel­ iidiiveiy or conservative element bf tbr Estate of Prentice Child. PROUT OF MIAHIG A X forties CkilA Wratioa ao«ua» e< Srwte W. Hawitl. tiater of aaid m«ate wbW> be prays s>« •n-lned and ellowed. lie j inMlon «.fGe..r«e B. McClellM for Sen. had won the confidence and eetoeru of all | a tor from New Jersey, because lie will with whom he had lieonme acquainted.— be a vast improvement open any Copper­ Courteous to all, faithful in the discharge head the Democracy can send. It thinks of bia duties os sb officer, he had won tbo talk about the Presidency of 1864 ia well esteem uf hia auperiora, while be com­ enough in its way ; but pay down is the manded the respect uf all Thera is ao one io tbo company wbtec thing. Another reason in McClellan's favor b, that haring' failed as n General, lose will be more deeply be may perhaps succeed as a politician. subordinates. felt, or whoso SUBSCRIBE’ FOR-THE BANNER! n 18 TUB OFFICIAL PAPER OF BA ART couicrr. memory will, bo longer cherished. All wo have hero belonging to him, I j The indnatrioua and frugal manufactu­ publoUd in th« HaatinM Bssser. a newduaf* printed end circahuing in ■•■<! eonnly of Barr for three aneennrvs vtS*k», toiMdiatdy previoi to said dv Ot bearing. anvil AC. PRISnLE. (A true copy.) Jsdge of Prwbatr. It dost the County printing. ring State nf Onnectleut will. It b eeti shirts. The clothing will bo sent home the first opportunity. ire at Dansville. Swine of the buys mated furnish ♦5 000,000 revenue per WATCHES A JEWELRY, annum, under the Federal tax law. When they come on OrmtB perhaps they will bring bis things. Zdiracl reference to the wishes It the pro- country. ago, by letter frort Damir life, tbetyour No. 1. ■panaville. ife amrnjngof lbe28th patriot, meat truly gratifying to the loyal j r\_ w_ •—1__. —«——■ people of the cu.0l^r{| mg bisdeetk'or the toiuire«f hie sickness. Tnesr, they have beaten beck tiw boats of How rs* Soldixm Voxa.-7-Tba offi­ rebellion ana despotism from ths loyal ,*tetos»Ao<i «vsd our bumee faun tits cial returns from the army votnupoo the burnirs uf invasion- Oar liberties and Wisconsin election shows that the soldiers . •r New too in the Jnaraal. is *•(*« rl£o9?ral. wboee.a^^tp^^iiajiafc. I hare to perform tbie morning is a jain- .year uf civil war BANNER! earth posses,' st that time, through the _______ Camp Dear Nashville, Tenn, 1 Nov. IBth. 1B82. J Respectfully, Voora, BSLL. both of Ruitaad. M>cb And te foremost in pabUshiag all latercstiag The desires any demands *nt Uxdeh TUB Rosa.—A floating paragragh explains the origin of thia < xprvs •i<ih. Ttx» term “under the rvas” im­ plies secrecy, ard had its origin during tbe year B. C. 477, at which time Pau samiua, the erhnmander of rhe Confederate n-l. ww. engmed in inlr!B». with X*rxes for the marriags of hia daughter and the Bubjtrgst’on of Greece to the Median rule. Tbeir negotiations were carried on in a building atthohed to the temple of Minerva, called tbs Brasen House, tbe r<»of uf which teas a garden forming a bower of. roses; in' that the plot, which was conducted with the ut­ most secrecy, was literally matured *uder the rote. It was discovered, however, by a slave, and as the sanctity of the that tbe element which had controled his lan’s military character, prevented this. place forbade tbe Athenians to force Pau He always made excellent plana, but if tardus out, or kill him there, they finally Actions And shaped tbe whole war policy, anything transpired to interfere with them walled him io. and left him to die of (»$s bent ,upon the ruin of the country and —and bow almost inevitable this is in starvation, h finally grew to be a cus­ ; Still wodd hold the administration reepon military enterprises—be did not pusses* tom among the Atbeniaus to wear^ roreu sible for all failures. It was then that be tbe faculty nf adapting himself to new in tbeir hair whenever they wished to exigencies as they arose — Troy N. Y. communicate to another a secret which I first discovered that be was felying upon Timet. they w nrtied To be kept inviolate. Hence .worse khan * broken reed to command his tbe'raying, sub roea, among them, and SPECIAL NOTICES LOCAL NEWS M, SaMlu.U. BUM HU. •—«■ — •»------------ --------------- •- • dyspepsia, kidney eonntaint*. piles. deblHty. rbeutaattetn. headache, wai vigor, ete.. eie. These remedies are the whole medieal world. Bee sdrer SUBSCRIBE FWt THE BANNER! atyleBofWArceasaudJswBLaT. being dett-runnc-l — i---------,— .u_!_ n unlimited Qnuwltl al Si«w apwara*. • ■ • ___ , HDXYtSO COMPOMTIOg CARKD LFVKRS. Kafftisb mauufoclurv - sspped sod h>» Isvetsd , baa soak srtwte. sU tfol sewsrt iprwasHMite Heavy *«m4 sad gsoA iautesioo old. Pnes oaly »!.*. It ratal iW I1UXT1NG COMFOalTlOK WATVM. .BtaHp wvjd..* Issitaiioa Cltetar Dtamoud. a ran neh nd ■aiirslr ns*. aria: 84. Coral end THE Advertiser having been restored It is sot exefatirly Political-ft baa oes er Mt seripuan need.(free ef charga> wttb tb for prepanag tbe sama, wbfcb Uuy •rssccaa roa emrstarrtert, avtska, As. TbaoutyoMeeief the advertiser tba I’rvaeriplioo. is la bewaDl the al now among almost all Christian nations. Parties jtfe1 disloyal efement of the North still demand h'm retention. would It was a boot ifeit time that the same element which shaped ice policy, began an organinline of eoDeehioD to the Government. was dragging down the It Ad minis “^Whttlhoogb biHnrjr rwor4. Ihu the Adn>HiUlr.tion h» &iW bj biding lb« ygyr Contrary to general belief, we find that the Unl<m party in Penney I vania ’Dicre is no dissatisfaction with the re I stands better on Ita Onjfrcraional than moral ufMcCIeltin expressed by leading on | te Stats' vote. We carry tht State on officers ; quite tbe contrary. Burnside Congress by 6.231 majority tfeaigh the hi a universal favorite, and is cheered Opposition figure <»ot 3,450 majority <« wherever be goes. Yesterday a long tlw State ticket. True, wc have btllea conference was held with bfin'by the corps commanders. The mutiny so confidently predicted by McClellan’s friends bas not taken place in the Army of the Potomac. Not WBMT SW1RT COMMlSaiONEB'S NOTICE. pod of iaro; but DO bare the Opposition'; we loose by far the roost, chiefly in men to the war: but they looee 16^515, in spite of tb«r boast <>f immaara gains.— « muakat lias been sucked nor a man They lose even more heavily than last refused to serve or talked of refusing.—j yet rats Fhrter 230457 fir The HeraWe story , to the contrary is Go 207, 000 for Q^reesSince the battle of Antietam aB oom fwpomWfar th* nd Um. artiel^ will be amt b. 1 _____ HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHtM* SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! I a! UMAWt/lLAMr^d th* *uhb*r* r*- re>>*v*d from BLACKS! i, u u. .Mn» TW ,S.Uerih.r G. �orrrauin Wab NEWS If * Urosbsh fo*31' ’’ *• •ol NEWS Kliu "i’t' llb***tl’ “d “rmpUoa rf : blood of lb. puM, Tlx-Pb,.i5u, cm ----- B and alter MewAW.IU ttr TrslMi oa tbs Mh rend will la*vs Battle Creek I o™«< no rnor.Kop cte prop^Mln, of.k. «»d tk. tamU -UiU lG b. a, prarnt •W>«ion of Yrto. F.r.r.’sm.ll rox, Cholera, or tbe wind from blowing s :: pthbAhtetaek.he muat revulatiww the eatebhsbed laws <rf nature. Science haa raa*. .......... 1:10 P.M Day Express, . Kight Express. g™. p.„« p„,r,„ MBnll>| Gni RADWAY’S RENOVA TING RESOLVENT W.ll do; in curing •TOA amv.jlM U; th. ei.ll .uih-rili<>f that city the following letter demand. cwstitatiooal infirmities and inherited diac***. Thio medicine will poeitively cure Syphilis in its wnmt form. Nodes, Swelling-In the Groin, fl lend al ar Swri- T-. U» M»w wl Commo. Cmmdl of Fredericksburg : lingo, Tumnm, Uloer*. Fever Soren, Skin Eruptiona, Scrofula. S-nw in the Mouth. Ears, Num—all discharges —Humors, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules, Tetter, dec. Let none he diocournged, if nffiteted with any kind of Skin diseases, or if you in­ herit any constiimiunnl malady nr infirm ftytiR. RADWAY’S 6ENOVA- There Is to be a donalkm visit na Thur*, day evening of this week, at the residence of Rev, A. H. G arrow, to which all the “good things," “as God has blessed them AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE! -nwiBi at- IN BATHE CREEK! GRANT &SPAULDHG £tgal A. L. SKINNER —WE STILL— FtoiAnoncn^-nunoi sicmaair Ceaniy of Barry. m. n mmkiv th. in* fer Gentlemen, under covti <>fthe houses of year eity, ah.H* have been Brad upon the tnxipa <»f roy command. Your mills and manufacturiea are furnmhing pruvis TiNtt RESOLVENT will cure you. in in their basket and in their store." one and the material for clothing armed giving thin medicine to the world, that bodies in rebellion against the United will euro tbe nick, we are fulfiling a sa­ Thaxk*qivihg.—G»>v. Blair, at a very States. Your railroads and other means cred duty. If immorality oannut be pre­ late data, issued a Proclamation setting of transportation are removing supoliee vented, we can at all events cure the mis­ to tbe depots of such troops. This con eries it entails —this, neither philosophy apart Thursday th® 27th iust, as a day of ditkm must terminate, and by direction or moral suasion will accomplish. Thanksgiving and praise. Religious ser­ of Geo. Burnside, I accordingly demand vices will tx held at the Methodist Church tbe surrender of tbe city into my hands, in this village, commencing at half past as the representative of the United States, Sold at DR. RADWAY’S Ac G.’a, OF­ FICE, 87 MAIDEN LANE. N. Y.. at or before 5 o’clock this P. M. ten o’clock. Failing an affirmative reply to this de­ and BY DRUGGISTS. mand by the hour indicatod.sixteen hours A Citaaaonua.—By an accident in will be permitted to elapse for the re making up our forma last week, tbe fig­ muval from tbe city of women .nd child­ ures, in article relative to military exam­ ren, the sick and wounded, aged, Arc., which period having expired, 1 shall pro-’ inations and exemptions, made the num­ ceed lo shell the town. ber liable to draft In the township of Upon obtaining poasewinn uf the city, IL-pe 165 and in Prairieville 28. It every neceasary means will be taken to should have read, Hope, 63, Prairieville preserve order and aacura tbe protective operation of the laws and policy of the 128. TO BE EXCELLED United States govern meat I am. very respectfully, Tux Piosaxa. with Its usual penchant Your obedient servant. fin scurrility, instead of attempting to E. V. SUMNER, answer the arguments of Mr. A. A. Brevet Maj-Gen. U. S. A. friends are invited, bringing, each, of the AT -LOW PRICES” 10 1 and exterminating from tbo svateni, all ,%Trtrjr*“r FOR DRV GOODS! a»t •(*”> '!» ebildlE An Immense Stock of ®m ©©HEPswraew orrronaie. , l . In tt>* matter of ten eteote of Laeina H. Xlohols late of BalUmore. in aeid scanty deceaand. Oa reading and fliagybe pe of Vary Ann Ntelioh.aridow ofaald dreeaand.pray­ ing, Oat Ldsuatairation of said notate mar ba KTantad to Levl Dowey, Johnathan Nichol* and _ K OURJUNEOF TKADE; BEFOEETHE RECENT ADVANCE Come and See I! Tbereapoo it ta ordered that Monday, ten ISth day of Deeonbar. A. V. l«»Ml ten o'clock A.M..be WE dra si iU Probate OSes, In the Villx*. of Hx»t inK«, sad »how canen, if any there be, why the prayer of tbe petitioner eboutd not be granted. A nd it i ■ further ordered, that said petitioner —. •L. - - ----- * ■ ■ --- - . - J I— HVAE. JUST RECEIVED DI B K CT DR. RORICK'S WHICH IDiKFT ©DHIfflMmKIOH FROM STOMACH BITTI1S JJagTiZator Kroppen published by us lost week, vents diatribe its whole spleen in a personal against the author. CHANCERY ORDER. । TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Eighih Judicial Clrc1 ail- in Cbascosy. ioit peodtag in the Circuit Court for the Coun- Tbe 77strs’ correspondent al iM?*h ^SSfartorily appearing to For Sale By the’Pound. let Edward Landon, one of th?D* . Fairfax Which we offer at Afteradniitting that sends the-following, dated Nov. 21st: DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A Alien, Solicitors Mr. Knappen was “a democrat and a “We have pretty reliable information rry\ *V» • vx. 1 tandant. Edward tjindon, c«u«e hi. »ppc»r*Dc» to very staunch one too," it says: “At that as t*> the position of the several forces of th® rebels. Stuart’s headquarters nr® at time and most of tbe lime he was a resi­ Warrenton, and White’s cavalry at Leesdent here, the dem. party was in tbe ma­ I-. burg. ~ Tbe ‘ f«»ree of . ....................................... th® latter is on!) . ■ v». Cb VCVeAvCWXX XM-WYCW WAX. OU the Comptninanfs BoDcltart, within tweuty jority, and the little politician loved office, 300 men. Stuart luta artillery and cav. w A.V lC\\. . dnv» xfter xervicn on bun of a copy of nnid bill tnd cure aW Xwe. \W* vywvew ‘ no.teo of thl* ardor, sad 1* default tbeneftbat airy, and his advance guard was on the t\o«W so be »a*a good democrat." Vve’vw tn ■" YkklY <vW <v I te« MR will bn taken aa oonfeaand by aaid ooowove to, OWX O.W U. Ocfrodanli Edward Undon Bull Run battle ground, hut our cavalry Mr. Knappen needs from our hands no And it i» further ordered, tbaTwithln twenty drove them back. They have nine® re­ timXeAvcA. CXtf KAYX----- a 0,YeuX | _. . . | dara s nokice days ihn tbs eomntalnant eomplaiuml eauen omm s ateice of thia thta order -vindication against such assaults as these, occupied a portion of the ground.” li.t^vkX.uX.o’C o\ Wve to bopekliabod in tee Z7tetd«r* a pebthe whole article being nothing more The Herald has the following, under Xxv X\xx "Skuouk CivsXAeXft i tic nevxpiper. printed, publ liked and circulating in anld county, and that said publication be oonthan n string of blackguardism, (the only date uf Harper’a Ferry, Nw. 21 : tinned al leaat oeca in each wack for six weeks in ©S tVc W c«X axvA fcowX\\A'W«.ve “The rebel pickets were at Nuhn’s aurctaaion. or th*i be canae a copy of thia order way f<>«|« ever meet argument.) nnd we ‘jo* a Xwcvo,, to be peraonally aerred on the add' non-resident Ferry yesterday. Tbe impression pre . Defendant, Edward Landon, at leaat twenty days only derive so say, what every intelligent vails that Stonewall Jackson is marching muck weeAe A o.\\ a'eXycXc oS before the time prrscntxd for his sppearsnee. man here knows, that Mr. K. was never tn Gordansville w ith the bulk of his force" SXovwacA. 'BvX\«.t%, v&AtVx, 1 HARMON SMITH. norll Circuit Court Comtniaaioncr. an office seeker. So (hr, then the argu and that the rebels in this vicinity are takxvx vfc \xxo\iav ^uaWUX\.«k, I Swxsxxt a Aujoi. Solicitors for Complainant inent of the^/Aoneer falls to the ground, only cavalry." awA aX XAc ^yo^ct Xvnve, ate I COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. and ila ste^sntnl proved to be nothing Headquarters Army of tbe Potomac,) a k\.vr«0$ Nov. 22. f less than1 an HMimittigated falsdboed. • GOOD PRINTS ■vwi -ft AXw* Tbc argument wwuid be legitimate were Nothing of particular intercat ha« tran­ spired. Owing to a mionnderstanding, n train leaving Fredericksburg with wo. meu and children aboard was fired into. Furtunately no one was hurt. Fredericksburgcrs are leaving the eity -there any farts lo sustain fast. Our sooesh neighbor again air in attributing mercenary beats the motive, to ■Mr. K*na|ip«*n, and in stating that “now he lias found the way to -ride into office." the charge.— followed by a nomination to office; «»r even had he, like the editor uf tbe Pioneer changed -politics and immediately •editing a political paper hia commenced in accordance ■with bis new faith, then he might justly ■have been charged with mercenary Mr. Knsppeu •tivu of all honorable men. cun 'thank Gud mo that be bas uul fallen a*' •low as that, yet. Gett. 1‘upe will make the pleas- •-aol .city uf Madison, Wia^ hia beadquar- . Philadelphia. Nov. 22. Far instance,had Mr. K’s conversion been sudden and immediately Silious Fever, A private dispatch has been received ; here uf the deato of Gen. Frank Palterson. ot camp fever, near Fairfax Court : He claims to have finished up family. rebels in leased from arrest and ordered to doty. [STd^D. Buford, who participated ia the.ctjpuire of Island No. 10, Iicltefiwfe active cutatnand, and has- ao WOTS & SHDISS, “*£r .1 Sold in ’ -adooxie* tbatba shall s»od ba assigned to tbe field. THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY. c -j-m. DRY GOODS ! dp«tiUon of every description A LECTURE BY Di, CULVERWELL, OM THE GAUSE AND CUKE of Spermatorrhoea Cbn■umption. Mental and PhralcaTDobUity, Nervous. ness. Epllepav, Impaired Nutrition oi the Body; I*auttnde ; Weakness of tbe Limbs and the Back; AWSMfl toBOOMiy, ixjve er uniiwoe; lunioity; Self-Dtetrwnt: Diaxineea; Btedonbe; Agtetion. oftheKye.; Plmplee on the Face; Involuntary Bialaaiotu. and Sexual Incapteitr; tbe cumqotuai of Youthful Indiieretiou, de., Ac. CSV This admirable Lecture, .dearly prorea that tbo .boro enumerated, often .elf-afflicted Stacks of __, aua .,..1 wow .how <CAHW. if »i>v m>r rrj.m-M of the pendancy of mid petition, nd the t------------- r---------- J“inted and cirrnlntingioeaid eovnr six aueccutiro weeks, immedi’ “h11^MA.S*!\0’$INDLE, l­ S5.T& Clothing, MORTGAGE SALE. AcXjAaXaXeA. return to bis “ “■' Ot. TWte-K’. 'command at Hiltuo Hoad as soon as the military eommisakKi ufwbicb be is Pres­ ident has finished its labors. He has old® — •«< I Probate Coort Stowvac.\v ‘BvlXe,** ; 7- never been removed from that command 'by the War Department. other niran® <>f tran»portati<m. tbeif Snsinuatiun, that Gen. Hooker and other _ ________ 'R.cteae^ *I r--------------- tate of R«W ooentv, d«**ted themselves. morning. ' m m” - T1” D1?' ■.w.M.rClwNS OvarrWa, i-nXs.ru. rtt- W^'h » mgni&ul SKA d«ri’«t OUR GOODS Unusually Low! cxMwaMdsr* b aanrioe under Geo. Bom side are at variance with bim or among 'Thereupon it ta ordered, that Tn«»day, V ef An ! ess Bcm. urganiauiuo ha. b~ ■ad no attempts made to cooed: tism with Umoe Ucketa, be ,r-D«r>M»r’ radleal doshrtM. ©f the Rap FOB sale by »** i "SB RoewgB. P-’omiiMctt 'i-v~ » Mick., by AND nomen ai me of Hastings. on SJERttitaPNMeOmcnUa 80VKM. received aver Gen Burn-ide assented to their re- Ilasnses, gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. In ibetnai-------- --- ---------- -------------- rttete, may be Ca^ortTh«’.'ffl«r. cWm.d ray-See “Coater’." advertisements c , otoerperM>n7>nterMU-diosaid , Dtelroy------- Rats, Roaches, dte. Destroy------- Mice, Moles, and Ante. Destroy------- Bed-Bugs. Dulroy------- Muths in Furs, Clothes, dec., dec. To Dfttroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To jDutroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. To Ikttroy------- Ipjanf OT Animals, dee. 7b 7b To 7b GROCERIES utt, Xhe assurance of tbe Secretary uf War Gen. Hunter will -------- [Estate of Prentice Child. _ ■’Dt. ’SLctoaeVk that If they i-d <^mUD " i l, m.ki. Gen Patrick would meat them feturd.., dm OcC22d, 1862. To Utttroy------- Every fnrtn and species of Vermin. ftX.o'cao.eVv ^x.XXe.v» SXIEiT.IS tain contract alledged to bare Deen mane oy a»»u mm* XV* V>»» «««'■ M night, after the interview with the end authorities, Gen. Sumner mformed them Duane, late of McCtelliui'e staff, are re­ !f. B. Mercbawts wishlag to Mock ■F will fladltaaO kjecttoioli Rnixan <fc Sraixxa, and by the Drug­ SXovcvCbc\v Ti\X.\«,v» , ._ . . I of F redenckxburg ikvu^Hou D»tai««, A. L. SKINNER. J, A. SWKEZET, i turner*, baled, K*v. IB, teM- tSSJ VJv. TAolwwVx » .r in this paper/ur the deitruetion and alter aw XV* toor ma«.» VtwwA. j have demanded further time to consider the subject uf surrender. <*° ***“*. the Indian war in Minnesota. We have every kind of goods, such as HARD-WARE! nmiica bj ww —1 -“t ■»» •B.oXxmV.'* "Tha sum al IScU wr Tart. considerable force.” A special L» tbe Herald says : Bmtifii ' axvA aW. Avweawe* ©5 a wtvavlav aaXuvc. ‘TowX®. cinity of Leesburg. "We know if Stonewall Jackson comes this way with less than one hundred tbouMUid airo. Heinlxl”1’"' w«m’t let him gel back agiiin. We don’t belief* the rebels in <»ur immediate front arc in an) IKSJDU'DE© IPIR.ILDZES. day. the twentieth (Mdb} sod on Saturday the mv< House. Tbe Tbe Washington Washington Star Star contains contains the the fid-1 fol-1 eotft.'ftoui ©S Tavfo at\A lowing iinpres»i"n prevailed ex , \ vnoYa. c\t\A XvtxXjW _ x__ _: “The :.nnm-ai>>n nri-vaili-d ex •tetekely in front yeteerday and today , ^©^6^ • win.wBV ... ---- .... " . _ Gen. Early and Mackall s a >.!«■>«■, 1 ^\wc\v vaaN^c XXvcov that divistons. uf Jackanna’acrwpa, were advancing on W.ashingbm, end bad arrived in the vi New York, Nov. 24. rent a furnished house fur himself and notified and rs'OMted to pretest th. aamo for eiaminaliou end adjuatDent to the undesigned CommUaioncrs duly appointed by the Probate Court for the eounty.of Barry, who will meetfor Diver Gornjolaint, dyspepsia,, IrLcLzgeetiori,, JajiasrvcLxce, Kidney Complaints, At 10 and -12J cents per yard. GRANT * SPAULDING VMtjnfw, M.. IS, WSS �hnel emi ba tamih* who occupy apartments on the a v :•* "St’ nova ittiq ■ a half tons of disintegrated fibre can ba , produoed frotij nf ground. Tbe: ( plant ia not aubject lo tbe ravages ofl*.. , ™ R«J> S-Hhy THE WORLD. ; j glA MT-wWp^ ] *^*^_^*^* AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE Urt Ma M prsdnond. TbiiSyr^Uh^ten Mqtraifd.exMediugiy poweriM. two M.qwwfrh and happy." Fresh air and aun-hght are bly adapted term to forget that these requisites are b. w RESOLV«NT A mistaken niUpn prevails with many, thatjukiinala need little uf no light while paper, i lute for 'MXOO’B VCT.TTWB. fvl aWHaU ymCMie TO. THE PUBLIC. °f r*g8 «”d cotton the cnterpriae may be followed by the 100*1 gratifying results. - ’’it wrri. -JOHN A. CAMFHEU-. of AU. HAS DISCOVERED A CL1AMBING BTBUP. fort, would be the subjeat of though.— ’ CLTUZ r Awfactui *Vt^M\nnW ■wsdfag m Madiofaanwf i,K*tU..UWDUVO*W.o (lew «njug*w7— »J« “I dom’t miaaadv church ao much aa w may lup^hee* fald "a lady to ber, mesd cftwAj; Tour broken China Cups ffdEasosnosqb* wad* » ,/f^lCEOFF 1CEBB. IT WILL MEND 4MARM.E. diMOvoriaftJtx ppgefptfcnpaarkable IT WrtiL MEIW PORCELAIN. CwruW Vro^aetiiM, ulb—illMir suppose (^-imDCMibilty. - Disease, it may not at first be apparent to eye. ia, nevertbelesa, doing its work, hi »mh'way wfll fBakaiUirtWt;lo tho’ the and >the lose oftbe owner. Hogs that have tbsirpens aomade that the aun-ligbt can be freely admitted, thrive better and are more easily fatten­ ed than v»b*« in^ptafi where the raya of the aun never penetrate. So with boraea. ,. Serious diaeases are en­ gendered from badly constructed stable?. The borne ia fond of fresh air and lipbt, , nqd. hi< stable should be provided with the, jneaha. vf! tbott»t>nb^eqtilat^'Und tbe admission <>f the sun’s rays. He cnjoM these quite a* much as hi* matter, ■Roi»*ii: ftote aamioramozi tefastrirottaa. lUQrotn, n|)i.f ?f Wowb. DpTpia, It ’ I pot teg»t>gr..,j :. | aaahling him to expend |4l will Mend Bopa, Apt. .U*a. and in | (act everythitm *>Mt Metals. General. JOBS ROBERTSON. Adjutant General. J.1L FOUNTAIN, Qsartar Master Gntrnn of dollars each year in advertiauq May sHirib CmmWmli AtfgXlCAjr CDtZXT, <7AOsriMsadhUwMAw<«MMaM. CtY^kTvMVWfo ’Hu.VXRVOU.B whieh have bean sbow«red upon him from CANADAB,?AJ«fi N^T BBUNBW1CK. DARLINtJ’S From rocwul aurrrya, completed Aug. 10, ISO cost (20,000 lo engr««e it and on* yea?* time. W\. \yCLYV. oj \\u Cou\\X.v^, LIVER REGULATOR ■ : FOUM TO HIX BUTTLES. The pmmliarhj qf Qte' 1 "Xvl^Ctdt’TJXoodi, and dialane** betwwen. regulate ECONOMY ' a WXAUX for the life and health of (be body depend* upon tbe parity of the blood. H Mia Mood is poteonad, the body draft oat a miserable existence. These maditiaea 110 00 a yw saved io esery family by ul UWSUubrtinads will curt. , TtaMfeuMth* BLOOD Resolvoa aD dtoesaed aepoalte*. eposltea. and rtnoratea rvnurale* tbe tvttem system with health . w - Owe Bopls of w Torprd a. Chills . _____■ _ ._. AMERICAI CEMENT CLVE. , " . KA ‘G’Mqu.oXsA BriM.^i Cents jwr Botlla. Pried SA Qrnts per Bottle. thibgs Are turned vofSty tiirV^y; and hundred dollars ci could their findings be expressed in words, wo doubtless should hear tad stories of The War Department usee our Map ot Virginia tbeir teiug oWipfileSR. (Sder the the Maryland and Pcnndylvania. eoM IH4.M0. on whip, lo do heavy and exhausting work w hen tick, and of deprived of com­ forts through tbe ignorance and th>>ugW* Prtee 29 Oats pe? Sotlle. cniTSiss. Yery * AN D PENNSYLVANIA -Thia Map to very large *Vben we hear of dairy men complaining LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OP THE MISSIS- SJTiKSJsSsr s*.2H$F&:!K% 4• Much bcUcr.than pills, and] DR BADWAY8 PILLS. for stock should be provided with win dowa, to admit sunlight ; It should be dry and well ventilated, and the same general rules for health, applicable to persons, should be ever before the eye of the-farmer, and gmda him In hia treat •'iiAnt '«vt Stock. ■ .-'.-•'A. ..'T \- If any one dnnbts that st» light has tT ‘ beneficial influence nn health tmd spirils. let birn compare his feelings during a long term «<e!<»udy,wet weather,end then ngahi, when itery day is pleawmt with warm, bright snrrwhine, Tbe difference, we think, win be* ob»ervahle, ' with mu*! persona. ■•!' Sept. rO. Mississippi River, with price per hundred copies. Rcar-Admiral Chaelea 11. Daeis. commanding the Misaiaaippi squadron. la aulhonud U> purchase aa many as are required tur use of that squadron OlpEQK Wn/Bt R. R. R. TO THOSE WHO DOM’T THINK LtV'JBIt 'T/BG U'LATdH damtebf two years. ANOTHER writaa, bis aoa was etued after hia flesh had almost wasted away MEW YORK. IwrpeHaiit tn’ll'inse tiA» ncH." ‘ " AVOTEKR waa cured of Fevsr»ad Agua •ftar trying every madieioa fa hi* reach ANOTHER was cured of Ptvsr Sore To all vAo»t Mu wdy eeneeru oad Ucon | etrna everybody. urcAurraa.. ,, entirely Tegetdblr, and the only vegetable aubinbstltute for calomel, Mercury, Antimonr, Ulus Pill, in tbr Arcana of Medicine. Aa rracuanla. they arc more certain and thorough than tbe Hau *6bs 0row ekrit^ ^rootHn. WerrV^ j DresflcYitts of Aloes, or Croton nnd Harlem Oil. or Etatertumt and wiorv aoothing mid healing than Senna, br Rhubarb, ar Tamannda, or Csalur OH. . .. -ux • tUHUXG .< Z/VAVi Rinil’:.A -roil AB ALTERATIVES MtU. 4-„ j,, I, iMi,.. Tb*y«t«reM.a rnoropowerful Jdfleeoeo over tbq I jeer, and Ite aecretiona than e^eme), per 1 ‘ " JOHNS St CROWLEY’S CMaafacniasrabteof Dyepepstaand Lirer CtMoslainl coold ba awnUoaod fa whish tb* Purifier and Pills i INfRoVU OCTTA PKSCHA CEMENT HOOFING, dOTbte TH. rrismBA!fi>«AitR PRodF OuLi^„d, I- XSVxxk ctvt.dk Iawt Vk\X, axn LIFE BITTERS. ' v .i ... ‘“"niugniv trated in t»w I iffilSfi.W-ciSS I passed elotted blood by tbe urethra. 1 an now Y»\oo&. Vwr\5’wr, ?> ' ■ oiMonrrtni, t ars, and on I *U*ic BnUwr.i gene rally. Uuaxawnxxv 111 ili> ■Haodachs, Q>Uo (Pains, Indigestion, RADWATS READV RELIEF Mrs. C. Tebow, 11 ChriatopWr J^rMt.y.-’i., I* esIM tbe periataMe movMwnC of th* bowel* bv irriteMnr tb* eoate OTUie lateetiors. ■ “V.k «o i«ia_ t-a—. a____ . ._ In acfi rd *d hHtownnatorr dsaeasea. the ftritaTttfon producsd br the Drastic Purgativ* Pill* will not onto iaereate We rftoeaae, bm indue* ulcero tn»n; therefore, rrr»t caution Is required an at­ Dstliiw ’ sXiver Begulaor. tacks of inflamation of U>e bowela. bilioua colic, rbeuniatiam. gout. Ac . In the kind of pill* to IU< In'aBoriia/'mmrdiate rtfiaf. -U (a sthurough If B ADWAY’B PILLS are teken^cur* will fellow Utar and btlltow artiMz.?, , j,-f 7/ TIMlTR&t r,UK "X7"U wW«krUS KINDtL >°0> for ROOFS OF ALL .blue U.e itosirabte properwbteb are uni- GtooA. M'AxevtvcM, Tbeexpense of applying tile but triting, aa aa ordinary ’Boot can be covered and Bniabcd tin toon Joy. ■Parting's Ufe BiUeya, It cau be applied by any one. and waseaforWyrorod, Thav»i4d4^eattfek’k^bbe.•• । pargaiMie ia hMAr aasaatlsl. have ever doubted you will 'Ytovx.kA-vco vxvore, Williatpaburgb7L f..’ writes : ‘-AuguttB, iMu.— ! —«.«awo oowr. whUk casual ba la'DARLING’S LIV£*«E$t&VIXm. XaXQCrrb ’ ‘ iiGUTTA PERCHA CEMENT, For Coifing Metals of nil Kinds when exposed to the Action ot the Weather, and F«r PrcNrrvInir bb< teMirlBg NcUl lMh»f Bll klBdfl. FOB SALE BY Thia the oyly Cbnu^Mta kwawn whfoh -at—*- S^y&SS^^T..’x£ L.;.,‘«4muf4de ‘ WHO v TO THOSE THINK. now. w*uiibk teat, an external romeaiM act A Y9| B BALING fJJRQATIVES. Maar perwogs are ia'tbe habit of takisgSalu. Betdlits Water, MagnM>*. *<•. * regulate Ibetr bowels. Tbia is ammaooa. They sneeeed in ob> Oasti-.m***, CAokra Jdorlui, (Pain in tbo fiowala, : your neighbors, who have uaed Ihsm, wy will nay they are > No Heat is required in making application aesiiy atimnlaling UxaUr*. that wiU purge and b**L soothe and airmiglheu.hka Badvay a R«gu laiiag Pill*, ia required. Tb* caua* of aa many death* tai th** di*eaM*M owing to iba want of1 have alao need it a* a corn. In a very productive summer, nr ▼sMythsl Kabwat’b Bnsr Rbubv is th* a purgaL-v* like RADWAY’B PIUK, that will f/Ui.’H ^dfttr WEDKCWB. ■ when a farmer has been unfortunate with mod elegant and powerful medicine known in tbe purge without depleting or interfering «ith the When our children are rot o^’rorta, we giv* them his stock, ho may, with advantage, mow world. This is not bouting; try lL if you fed luuetion* or other *ocrouou*. Not on* in a huad skeptical, and be coaviaeed. It combines ia its red of Yellow or ulber far ft oaaea would prove t a-u <> such parts, of bis pastures aa can be spar­ oompoailiou tbe properttes of a diffnai.e aUmulant fatal if Had way’. Pill, were adopted inthrnr kreat > r.w J.n— --A H —. .tl--- u. ed for the purpose. It is superfluous fur aa anU-reptle, a mild but effective Astringent, and me to say that on a very large portion of HaarfbZoAfl «iA4r*AdMU dt Bteae moot nor anodine, that rslieres pain, in a manner pw our grass tends, draining-and booedastIng are the great means of Improvement. totter, andao reoeiptW ifee mon •iMwlWMrl— _ ____ , OMDdlarioa Tbs French call it .Swtepsmewt So much for ite < ty. lb. Remedy or RemeeNro wtffkXt ZX. »A question of some importance may be internal administration. When applied exter­ pain er apptag. >» >• .asked : “Arc all.oQr clay soils improved nally, it will be found a moot powerful counter bile and other humors, which A^roMi*,•,toaO,, b7 m*11 °r e,prW*’ la foil lo purge out of tbe rysby draining for mowing and pasture.pur­ DAN’L 8.rDARUNGp(Z poses 1” 14bink not. When there ia *1 nothing ia tbe herbage produced, Which indicates tbe presence of loo much waler, I think drala'itfg will add nothing to the f«rt‘!Uy of soph soils, so long m they, arc .in RAM.” -i •’« VI ^ToidfcWkt, a CXxavhw.. rV\xe, "BYootk with tbs Kidney eomptaint three fonuauea, of tbeflrduties, clesnsrag- and purifying the Mood and purging from the eystem all dte- At <an..AgticultQritl meeting in Ches hire, England, Mr. Richard Dutton rptd internally, and eurea— RHEUMATISMta a few hours a paper <>n the “Agriculture of CheiKire,” SORE THROATio fifteen min*u* '.-tnfobtahbe temarili: *A» old p^ture TOOTH ACHEln throe inioutel (psroxystns of,)...in five minute*. field, -rich in good herbage, should never .................................. . ®Te •’toutea. bp. brought under the plpw, op a dairy HEADACHEin ten minutes. COLIC ..in twanly mtnute* or grazing ftrrm^ without an urgent neces­ ........ *” .......... Ib fortf ■testa*sity. On our best dry toils, old pastures LUMBAGO, [pam* of)ia ten minutes. CHILteJin fifteen minute*. BURNS.in five minutes. INFLUENZAin a few boors. I CROU P In ten minutes, i SI ASMS in five minutes. I DEEP SEATED PAINS... by a few apn|icatione. rate often cwL per acre; or, in some cases, a good dressing of lime, at the same time freely harrowing the surftce ; tea-spoonful to half a tomblsr of water— will euro acidity of tbe stomach, and promote digestion, it or, what is leas expensive, stocking with sheep during the winter months, at the : ..same time feeding them with turnip* or TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. 2>upcions, Tumors', lin|X>huit:tir Builders.., । , । , .> Impirtaul to^ailruad Cotupnoisfoi VARLixcrs urjut giactATon, lee»». J BEAD THE roLLOWtsa/rirfTlMOXT: . dice, Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks, Headache. Sc fa the treatment of frvrra, either billows, Yellow. Typhoid, and other mlmior feren, they are su penor to quinine. Their influence extends over the ebtirveyeteM, control Ing strengttxwiug. and i 78 WILLIAM BTItKET, Corset of Liberte Street. ini ant. aoinewhorein thtaheegiwiwr.a>a»v«Bn»i)t that a good stable ' < i Att— H JW* For Sale hr all Druggiata, and Rter*a*epera ing. aa.e tbeiaseleas then much suffenng. and greatly,improve their health. , , , t. . BAU'KAX'MJ'UXK. >. xmplebAlsIthad tU=«Bil«*es Oyphilia, OtA Boran, Bolt t(heum, Hhcumattitny, ^yspspsto,— fltofe- Haadaohe, lAuar OamplMr.t, Favor mod yCfMf, TEJIMSCASH. blind, protradingaud bleeding puZ, and geurrai '•U.o’^A’I.'lMWs'rSA.XD properly fed and cared for, will pay all itnMiMble and-b|leK'nf«Miii»sft’a*cl quantity arid increased Quantity of milk y ielJed; tUMigKIh/MMiniA following. lUbital^Redweliaa to Wholesale 'I . £bro/ula, .. 6ki* CPio**n, ' i j i Price S^.CenU per U«4tle, . RAD«FAY*S RBAftY MMOLMBUT given in dosae,.*f half a tcaapoweful three times per day, wtnrore &croerftfceGwms. c.keroib tbS M^wih LLOYD'S peqence.lhat lheco*» that has been winter­ ed In » warm, dry, well vH)(ib»t»*d stable, ” Price 25 Cents prjr Bottir. FAMTT.Y that it pays tn treat animals kindly, arid to provide them with suitable buildings for sbdtffr/WMnXKMAdm actual ea 4 LIFE BITERS. o( tbe United State* aad Canada* combined in on*, ‘"“f xmtrKAiwMDiiaAnax Guarante* any woman or maa g3 la gi per dav. and will take back all map* that eannot be aold atiH —fiirwl ——AM , •IfiO BEST PIANOS. 1150 OBOVEBTEKir A HA LB, Raring removed to that? a«w wamroama, ■ • , , , N». 478 BROADWAY, 'VSi JSMSJfLIg xT*&‘8?r“ 7 Octave B—rwoad Piaax enntaiulus all Iwtjirwxewvewl* known la tb>* soon sr1- r4 PHOTOGRAPHIC^ GALLEH^ *10 CA , . WanwuXAt * * —». there la eottlihljy b W* ufeapfriweot- Btade.tmstilwa Coreinanimals sod pfama brotype; Relievo Am- k'M.'ro'B'wteh.. awtewy'uO^^u.^ RAHWAY’S READY RELIEF. — nn. «r P»K,« a^iat.n — ..LZTT.’ kDWAY A Co. | WoqT Wool" TUB PLACK TO WT WOOL CARDED, J. W- MAYNARD^- COUNTY ACCOUNTS. BaMMa.Magrn.lMt. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-12-03.pdf f7e05b463ee2d1330dc63f7affd0b414 PDF Text Text fJiiainsaifisv, MllT MAS 8DHTMAH TXIRIBCB. VOL. 7. «L OO UST -A-D-V-AJSTCjE- £A STINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MlClt, WEDAWaY, DECEMBER 3, 1862. NO. 31- <f|t guthgi &nntr, IS PUBLISHED EFKRi WEDNESDAY, I<t me I, tb.t moB,y f «„m. W** P»y & Smithson to day ahd—” • °*<' fJOTCTPt. QOtk Office and mall aubscriberw, (1 Mrunwi tf paid io*dran*; o there Ite 5o eenta * ill be addnk. goro oboai smiling, likqa l<*jg and amia­ ■ ble suxton, and .ctaitipuea to s^yo our, *fler. lh® manner of on honest aaperkes. Whxt fabrti Aee^iriftfi etateUf aflUlft <enuW hie man. On Tuesday flight, a high moral Worst iffiemy- dMre* W“b»rf1 • There Dembcrittifl chap, Of much watch-seal, was a Tower aemh yej,' however^’hvoehf who had’ just received a dispatch all about IwiM.t lib 'ehafaCter leas IlkewHe if W ths olectiun, want to see the honest Abe, wife should’by atfy Indpportuned ehsnoe for the express purpose ol telling him dmcover that hi. the modet ,tf nils SM that the Democratic party bad been born drder. had W Ms key ! So -thought agnin.and was un tbe point of protesting Mr; Walter as he-atrnde off down town againsc* everything whatsoever, except He to adky of perplexltfea and nfrifttflca- liwGoQgliiuWuuvfour forsfalbeni. Over High Prices, at the s-«i tiona. i-.o bd. Hi . ., “If ever I tease fcora agilri aboutIrtalng things," he'mattered MWMIy'ib’H Ahtered tbe tin room on returning home. ’Thope to fa drowned with k hundred weight nF keys about my neck! It’s a judgment'upon-me!” ‘ •’ 1 Flo unbuttoned Ms tost m be spoke. Ibrgetlhf of the Ink statnpsnftho mornIrig. Cira uttered a feint wcresni, and shrink Tiack excls|ining: uMy dear Philip, what fs the matter with your shirt t" ’ ••'Hie matte!* ’! ’Oh I” Mid he; -enlorlng and laughing, u! remember now—! split a little ink,over it this morning, kdun’t sigfiffy ■ “Do let meperyntfownrrther. dear !" “No, rifl^M'l! Mfl/ ehgfflf*detaining hey fti Isn’t at all worth while. Do sit HSSMHGS DRUG STORE!!! Rbiirivte & SiHttjrfat . JUST RECEIVED MASON ALLEN, D provisions. <1 KI, fiish. butter. l«rd_ pork, and grs draw toward an, exulting conclusion, and, at tbejaat word he .fled tha: apartment with quivering watch-seal'. ’ . rotary I WWH!! ealer in groceries, In ‘ fltu,re “ great gistings' The Democratic ehap bad been atoeri!j Sdiior T. T. .—Tk« Uli A glimHk^asphera OS.foAs.te gjory, , , For .inks* ones here. Oh, beautifot girt. a new and moat complete assortment of D.rci *nn teMmii {■> . Thy'forihsroLcro i fuund .the^Honest Abe crocking walnuts before the fire, my boy, and says ha: "The celeb rated Democratic organisa­ tion, of wMeh 1 am Assistant Engineer, has carried the Bute of New York ia a manner imposaiblw to express, and will uuw prpte^d to demand of you ‘ a viguruUs' prosecutibn of that uunatural strife in whlvb arg'involved bur lives/ our liber­ ties, and die pursuit of happiness. Wa admire to see your hsrmlfoM honesty,” HiF* tteebap blandly, ••and we believe you to be a fresh egg; but we protest against the arbitrary arrest of men which is pitriots, only cnnervnlivfely Demo­ cratic, and wo insist upon a vigorous protecuuoD of Cousiitutivnal hostilities against our misguided brothers who are now offering irregular .opposition 1 to the . ■ ■■ £. Not long sinoe a Jolpf us—I am an H. P., ’•high private” now—were quartered in sevsrnl wooden tenemen'U, and In the young Seceah offioer, awaiting burial.— Tba news soon spread to a village Dot far off Down came a sentimental and not bad looking specimen of a Virginia dame. ' “Let me kiss hl tn for his mother t” she cried,aa 1 interrupted her progreea.— “Do let me kiss him for his mother !” “Kiss whom 1” “The dear little Lieutenant, tbe one who lie* dead within. Point kits out to me, sir, if you please. 1 never saw him, bittr—ob.1” ; u ; I led ber through a room iri which Lieut.----------------------, of Philadelphia, lay stretched out rm an upturned trough, fast asleep. Supposing him to be the ‘■article” sought fur^he rushed up exclaiming, "let mo kirn him for his mother.7 Approach­ ing ber lips to his forehead, what was her amazement When the ^corpse” ar­ dently clasping its ersasaround her, re­ turned tbe salute vigorously and exclaim•d.i . .,;j r ; rIR.. .. vtn; . Brom pearls thstsjo (Ironing Government.” ' )’ “Never mind the old lady. Miss, go It D. C. HAWLEY, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. *Mi<l«kx>i^MlAiu><U. DieHcmrot Aha cracked aWalnut, and on your own account. 1 ha'iteb't the in all kind, of Family Orocariaa, down|nnd-be eaay, iny..l<Kft !'' ‘ nd Wooden warn, and a general aw ' . Pu^ Cqn^started to carry ber baby up nays bee “You say, neighbor! that the or• ■slightest objections’” X)b, Vewlirrilsirt; 1‘ l>roriaiona. Also Notary PateUc. to lite nursery. Just ns she reached the gaiLZsti^ualill insists upon a vigorops Each host should he ora eaal of the Healings House, door something Jingled softly 1hthe pock prosecution of the war)” Frrighfod with >y The Democratic chap sliced a toothpick Pur B being hkvtfcss ; ct nfher trttle Mik' apron —she stopped in ROBERTS A STRIKER, Well.'what of thatl Who wants to from the arm of the chair with his kuits, r FUR MECHAXICAL AND MEDICINAL the trnnago way. be a mossy old atone, away is some PURPV8E8,0NLY^: •‘.‘pit, by.4b©, way, Phillip, hern is the and says be, “Tbat ia the present platdamp corner of a paature, whsra kgy Jo.youy secretary. Ifoupd it on the iunii on which wo ere A'pUtribut unum." “ Wcl|,’,’ s|ya the lluiiroi Abe, “1 bo- sunstuue and fresH air never coma, for dinipg room 'talile this morning, and.” Holbrook's New Riook, HasUaga, Mtah. the cows to rub themselves against,' and she anded. with an a-ch sparkle of the licva that you mean well j but atu refor snails and bugs to crawl over, and x*xtoT*s8afo>rXx^ wyefc-1 nf thought it tyould be an exotd- | minded of a little story. ' “When 1 was practicing law out in llli- for toads to souat under among poison­ lent opportunity far giving my hueband noia,” saya the Honest Abe, Xwlaliijg tbe ous weeds 1 it is far belter to* be. a poL KWEEZET A ALLEN. a-teMMhA-i'-w bow qf bis black neck-Uc around ..fryp iahed slone, rolling along m tlis-brawling TTORNEYS AT LA Wsnd Solicitors in Chau-' THE WfcT KEYay S1, ,. , . Bite laid the key in his band,. and ran under bla. left tsar, “there was an old cock al ream of human, life, wearing off tba eerv. Particular attention paid to Cawvey* <u$u(l£e>nxyu,ns he pawled involunta­ rough corners, and bringing out the firm ■uciax, the lasastixwUoa of titles to Laad nr amt luicpova rily frorg jb©. sound of hi*! own p/dkntic with two sons, living near mo In a tum­ chryk^allila'atrncturi of' the grShlte, ’or TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, Fu<roissure« uf mortg»|ro*. Ac. Will be bagpy He lived there words. ‘As ha contemplated the gleaming ble dowh old shanty. to attend to all cslls in toe Uns oftbefr profession “I say, Phillip, hive you s^eh my poft the delicate' veins of the " agate, or- , the ■ud traainese. wards'-bf the little rtcel miaehiof "maker, till half bis'roof blew off ono windy night, chalcedony. Jc is tbia perpetual chafing manic 1" in fact. cvmtbin< Office tn tba Court House, Haslinxa. Mich. la mhtgled delight and mortifiealiua. the and then be concluded to mwo to a naw ■ ill be u reded for J*<u A. Ssmn, Fum Au.«i. '"Mr. Walton's browrtMHHNM ffigWy l|ou‘.c-, where tbe chimney didn’t'taka up and rubbing jn lhs w birling hwy, laughter ou th© at thertrirdi Attd ho di*e»r away Ilia hand all tbe upper story. On tbe day ,when shows what.sort of gnl a man is made of • f$ mc •' ,I DAMIEL COOK, which had been caressing his wifu’sprcL Ke moved, he'd got most kit Ms traps tak­ and what he is good for. The aahdstoua ciii/jnxi’J Tjaiinmixirs arid soapstorrtara'soon grodnd down to ly.lWM’. aMtanibu/KM ,rt» • ' ^le'Wuiibhd t^h—He couldn’t hdlp it ! en' to thd other residence, artd had sent Aa< ('••kisft Extracts, sand and mud, lint tbe firm rock b. Ap“Is.that portc monie lost ngnm V ‘ ''iHrs/Cohi'Walter was h discreet little . “Now. Phillia,’’ said (be little wurn^u, gut Itaalely, ii>du«<8, .whtRii suddenly * leetetl for the towering fortress, and tbe foamlm. 'Bhi ■tfover alluded to tbe anb with a world of preUy Deuitecca .in (he shower cuiuoienced to come up, The diamond,is culqud polished for the mon­ I. A. HOLBROOK, lengthened word, -•.‘don’t erold. Upmi never gfiier known, to reproach Jier for old man and hm other offspring, who had arch's crown. TTORNKY and Counselor nt l^w. Solicitor in stayed to hurry him, ' were taking op a ntv word, it's the first time 1'vo rnialmd carclesstieM. , . it this whole morning.” carpel from the floor when the first dose Vatjcxh.—-Many who see this word PEN'S, PENCILS. INKB. PAPER, EXit a of thunder cracked, and tbe uSspriug may not understand Iits' tatImport. m port. It is “It is ton provoking, Gora,”- snid the The GiAtoU Basket Trick. says he, *tf lurry up, uld crsxy., Lunes, or J plld of buildings cdveHng a apace of 1200 iron hrartrd Inritand; pushing hack die J. M. BUSSELL. 1%^'jii^iter eallk'th? Hitle'glri tn' lilhi ! books «n the table before Mm sshh’a we'll be ketebod iu the Ireshel before we ; feet in length, 1000 in breadtip on ono of movement denoting intenie frritatitWfo- and begins to play with her al first gen getup thia rich Irtbric. The stern parent I tlio seven hills of Rome. Tbe site was host fupui^r My. dfod a'little rmiM taiwteroualy, - until “Win you never break vouftrllf'df thh heeded tbe admonition, and want ripplug .Mpce the garden of/h® barbarous Nero. Mfiastbo-VuTMte-toey roughly under the JOHN ROBERTS, careless habit, niy love ! ’ —---------- ;------ V ' u away to tbe carpet around the edge uf the Early in, the 17th century 'the bishbp unlj |!e<Bcue»lnMr-iwhcrn Uie’ off- of Rome erected thereon a humble dwrtHYSICIAN rod Sunrroo. Dwelling on Broad Giro**" >'ke a -UtskiiL tell bfr Im,.titall ksep. ber -there way, near the Cuuri House. putil she is ftood. The little girl, whines , WM Md whBro u -taick. ling. 'Tliis has law added to toy naughty child. I remonstrates from tiridenieath the ApelW,buttt.WoO|n>t«n(,‘sto.to Pope after another,, until U ;ja4»pw, one anp underneath “You don’t know what an annoyance II. P. CHERRT, ifitakel' juggler'-girts aentds . W^ct4 th« ihw -bi'Orb r -<Hrtn dngry.' «m»rvMolds * u . *•’Peart to me that dud. of tho most spacious and magnificent pal­ Myaeuaya<be: these earrlcas UMle. are,to 4 Aiethodinil OTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, will • hsr and tclbher to bntd tier tongue, else rotted tack most be a toa.pttmy nail*—it aces in the world, stocked with paintiligs, ma, like •>,«.( <><".” >» “M"! >“ • trr>4 to all buiinsM entrusted to bin with he will whip her ; but tbe little uno is un­ bolds on no. pruinptueaa and fidelity. Residence, Johnstown, Yott-ueo, the old screw wa^ statutes,books and Mtiquities of tbe rarest gentler t<me, »» the coetl I'pe t-gnn to Harry county, Mich. Blanks kept al way» on hand. appeasable, and the quarrel goes on, in­ very blind without his specs, says the kind. IremMeud tke «je to diffuoi “Do U, creasing in intensity .until at last the man •-------------- » .ro ------------------tn be mor. th.«nhtb.l, for to, wke.— in' aj>ar<IJh*sni uFanger, draws his ftrbfd ^boesi Abe, buttening his veal askew, DR. U. J. BAKST. Notickablb Fact.—There iave been and couldn’t see jest where tho tack was. Here U jour loti irearure," be ocMed hhd throat's It wildly Into rhe baaket.— HtSlClAX.PCRGEON and Aroacbewr Wtw ’ o anti draft riots in Wisconsin—ode at Another peal of thunder at this moment quiMk drewin, . (ley .foy'l |«»-1 end' ftee over Smith's Drug Stor- Goodyear Block. Thu screams of tho child are heart rending made the irascible offspring still madder, Milwaukee, and one at Otaukee. In the Lia from M. part. “I,*•’»* 11')"« Hastings. Michigan Office hours from » to 1X —her yells and pries Agonising ; but tbe A. M. and S to BP. M. and he save, say a ba, “y<iu miserable old latter place 600 soldiers were required on the stairs and thought it a most excel jttltglcr stajie and stabs again, and wprks cripple, if ybu don’t horry op we’ll be to put down the rioters, over seventy yf lent opportunity for giving ink careless i H.trtm, his urnnl aboutAh* wkkr’r work In nnketched; 1 toll you!” Aa be made Ibis whom were arrested and put in irons. , little wife* tefogm" ’ *-•, e..Mrol.ihle" and' fiewfflsh fcfy. The t Now it is noticeable that Otaukee is Cora-clapP'*<l her he’ little l'n,° hands at tbe ,he Cura^lappi-d B feW heavy the strongest Democratic county 'in tbe -rflhe r««-r«l tr~u~ dmH.wl, .. .be tank drubs1 old ’tack cam 6 out, and tho Stale, arid Milwaukee, where the other <,ut of the morn In g'n"”1 ; jaBt jkana <>f a.murdered child would be. ROBERTS A STRIKER. b- I egp,„ ■„ ,dlL Th„ : lK poll. aged patent went over on hh back with ri<(t occurred, is tbe next strongest Dem­ lUsnxas Msaca 6. IMS*. band, baiking aftad her wilb a gpi le and bl<lO<lv s*flrl] frAn, tbe hkaket. wipes (be carpet up to his chin. He got up and ocratic locality. Treason apd looofoooistn go hand in band in more places than a sigh, sigh, blending blending uneoi uneousctously into one■ j.* aalaame tn Mem 8a- dusted, and.anya he, “Well, now, that is a tbe Southern States. anolhor. “Well, P‘a^® , hib and her frienda, who are generally in carious—bow sudden it went.” Then ho another. -~rtH -r' ■"botwwI hib and her friends, who are generally to proceeded to np away again until be shall be t«w» late to meet that engagement , a state ufftyitericsl distress ; ampetimea nwmUiMMr the the window, and : there ,'it office, with W W. Ralph Esq., Mlddtortlfo. on Crf«r flr^L Let nawe. the ttoteA Dutchman had two pigs—a largeN .chiZZ tbt xildier^ are, w|th difficulty ry stuck it once more. Tbs wild offspring Harry County, Michigan. one and a small one. The smallest be­ arc io iDv aocretarv, 1 ueheve.Lntaw dt simmed from ’tcAring ibd man to pieces, tow him tugging away again, and it made ing the oldest, be was trying to explain in, up »*■">!• •"'< ceeptng — the r^eaUHy.' Itt Bnfe caadkhown tofhe.when ktAPPEX A BVKMVS, him so wrathy that he saya, says he, .EJ.^rwlt >< Co™ °"l> tbe’cAptafn of the omipnuy, hitne^f quiv “ Why »ytnr cooked old sinner you, why to a customer, and did it in this wise; ft Ou. Loxnoa Does Go. for ttorneys «sd counsellors at “The little pig is tbe piggeat." mi rwimplr.” , ., criati iu ersry limb with b-rror and agi Solicitors in Cbaacerjr. Tax and Insurance in tfenadsf didn’t you take out tbe nails! Upon which his wife, assuming fo cor­ Mr. w.llrr paii.ed «I.n>plly. . ^,n Agents. Business altanded to will. promptucM ‘-tipn. bad actually to defend its enough to make me weep afresh for the rect Bim, said: MYou will excuse bitn, sudffilelity. __ io bn v.rbKi.poek.u..lh I lthe excited men. How It-might old woman, tu- see :boi*> you—-But be _ ______..r u.:. lu.r.l.rk .Streets. have fitred with .him, HenVeh unfy kifrtwa didn’t finish bia sentence; for, as be walk­ lie no speak at good English aa me—be no means the little pig is tha piggoet, but ‘ ‘tJul’lhal oiTgiviftg a peCutfa< Cry, IW lit­ ed toward where the hammer lay,, thk 1 ’..’v/r. Ortar," nlinrrtd h". btUn< , tle girl ciime bounding into-' the elhde, tack eacne out and tboibld *«n: went to the youngest pig is the oldest.” (oomingfrom behind the sUdwre.) though bed again under the carpet Up sprang A Request.—“Good morn In, Mister every man was ready to swear that abo the sad qmrwnS wain, aptUing rags, sod H. H. SBELDOM, Grimoa! I oorac over toaac if yon would had nut pusard.lun^ and o-uld. not have passed through the thick ranks anywhere. —that ib should come to sudden I" Still lend our dad your pickaxe, to saw off a .nd rWcbtr like nnim.tel ‘"'”JlakT*, NnwhoW is that trick done f ' UW noth­ board to make a chicken coop to put our BACK PAY. PENSION, AC. dog to J ha runs after odr hrfghbnro’eowa Ing but jugghwy from firat to last—as much inare Jugglery iw Torrin’s wi«rk- uf triad to drag it away un bia aboaidar. lt and then they won’tenme alwtulnny more an we have in, drink: our- coffee: without "I w't b.™ !«• It.’"*' «>“—!• ” rowing um Uve.pagfi? IWU.W « was fast suosuwhenew yet E—r—rum «. c. FR1NDLK, ■dim OT’ 1f ... , .. bum bourn I went tbe thunder; and says cream or sugar.” COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS tee intonated uApring, aaye he; ’’Wall Matt .WxW. ftirrocrlj ofLouisville, the though tuhdreds'fifshrewd."harff besAed, I orwer.did see each a Wuudering old dad roa arruCATioxs roe ms UQWM, ^listrihnn. GROCERIES! A patent MEDICINES P N (nTTRAT, IFDIB (DASH P i'ETiK," SS" pen., A iuun or r*r. nouKir . •ainsogi native, aodiacitotifie .Englishmen have seen *L «huufihl abwt.it,. tripd, and ■aatOre (i»eo. generations. mtirthfdr tff the s^oofmaster Boiler, hm at lest be« overtoils* by Wtributtve Jle was shot by,rebel guarrillaa, who mistook him, wearing, a blue ehirt, for a Federal officer. Be cannot poir smm. »rb H. WRIGHT R. R. COOJK, • Circwit CeRUrt*— comnleie the .dateil«/<,QM9,w*hi’.*?J i,nt his. trials jscro ti<4 Xet » j ’ =— ‘ A Otoffrtiieirt ' fnrtk h maker pete a ptwioeripBoti his ad»wrttoa«nrnbof »*8«perior.FriMtoo.Mmelwa.’’ w«».d !»•>• iTATE OF MWRIOAN^^-i^S?, MtpVttUIeli. "TWr-iin* h WI '■*wr; w >«"»•?■ Rte *>»{ • Memdb'amUaWFR li.Wa- faintly recover. tacks .way out in tee mmota w toe uuor, can they 1” To make sure,, tba old blind pate waegwog down on bin knees to take a muuss-eye view, when all of a DOl ■* rwU!" And “ ->•: “H.l—4«no«p.. B»< from any ymel that contains whether the neck of a bottle, tl �INGS B Wtiieafa; ■•nlac, ritwiAom Lt** cobs Dot thee Uum what « rattling among tbe SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! -An order from tbe War Department rebuses all persons in military custody. otherwhere, charged with dents of your county, that the Pfonstr | been a fairer and I did not ax peel a public eoafeesien of he draft and opposing tbe tried And f.-und guilty. various offen- giving aid and disloyalty, aa we now have in its fault comfort to tbe enemy, io tbe loyal States. tbe con­ oned from disloyal Suttee, on of humble stetioo, fovea his country bet- upon •Ays? WK- manlier private character. Would wonderful exactitude. said be. in a oorowany of gtaitlsm were discussing lbs bloody deeds of tbe 19th of April, “this io but tbe beginning of sorrows to tbe North. I predict that Only 91. Oafa Al,. Only tl. dition that they giro tbeir word to do no Thia condition to able to tbe enemy. the latter class of prisonere is just and gating all individual opinions and actions which were based on common principles 'UZUlJiL underlying the very structure of govern­ posed enemies to the Government, and tbeir liberty at all, if they are granted they should be liable to tbe heaviest pen- nltlee, should they again be taken, after having used tbe lenity of tbe Government to its own disadvantage. of great danger from and over, sources Is these that tbe Government only desired to protect itself against individ­ uate, only so long as such arbitrary pro­ tective measures seemed necessary. Let no ono suppose that this set of clemency carries with it any pledge to refrain from similar arrests in tbe future if occasion should arise wherein it may again prove necessary. In time of war, doubtless, it is sometimes necessary, for the safety of tbs Government or for tbe security of its operations, to arrest summarily and without the usual processes, persons who, tbe authorities have reason to believe, are contemplating disloyal acts, or who have been guilty of such. ularity of an administration or injures tbe confidence of tbe people in its ability, its strength or its honesty of purpose as Freemen rightly right upon such arbitrary acts; and it is a sign <>f wisdom in the Government, that it thus orders at tbe earliest moment tbe release of tho persons ii has found neces­ Tbe Administration, by sod Um duly of the subject to yield a Under thia impression I have argued in favor of the execution of the Fugitive Slavs Law, knowing it was distasteful majority of tbe North. to a large But aa it was tbe mandate of thecoostitoted authority, good ritlxens would obey whether ap­ proving or disapproving tbe expediency of it. Now rn ths full light of these govern­ mental maxims, let us proceed lo ievsstigatc the facto by which ws are surround cd, and thus we can master tbe situation, and arrive at out duties as good citizens. incontestably, then, Abraham Uueoln eras elected in compliance with the forms of the constitution, and st such is tbe President of tbe whole people, and tbe Commander in Chief of the Army whose duly exrouted. Equally dear is it that before be had been inaugurated several states had seceded from tbe Union, the execution of tho laws b»l become impos­ And in addition to these facta, which the peril of publie interests has forceed I: to one; and !t gives a pledge for the future !am Unconditional Loyaltg MM R.’DEWtmBtT, ernment at Wasbin«lue" is tbe adminie tration since tbe 4th of March. 1861. The eatnp lime. Scarcely a day passes but that we ha re and bombarding Fort Sumpter. are all matters of history Now let us as*, looking from that Aw- torical stand point, what has been ofChmp Kellogg with pleasure, compared in them ; and if any one doubts it let him uf tbe country on this question of gev- “wait a little lonrer.” known traitor a has distinguiobrd tbe authorities at Washington do not mean to surrender, and tbe rebels in tbe North need not presume upon this clem­ ency to make themselves conspicuous in Immediately after Burnside’s army arrived opposite Fredericksburg, Lee’s army appeared on tbe opposite aide of tbe Rappahannock, where they have since been fortifying. Owing tueome blunder or tbe very bed condition of tbe road* tbe pontoon bridges for tbe passage of tbe Federal army over the Rappahannock, was delayed for five days. Could these have been on hand on the arrival of Sumner’s ad vane*, the river might have l>een crossed witboot serious opposition. As the case stands now. it is uncertain 1 when the hall will open, but we believe tba terrible onset is not far in tbe future. Burnside will not delay an hour, after i true that tbe “abolitionists catued tbe war.” Fur if they caused the war and tbe rebels were fighting for tbeir rigbto. then each Northvrn man ia a murderer, and should he execrated by every lover of justice. It ia true that a patriot Doug las, Dick erron Butler, Bancroft and a few other prominent leaders did not fall into thia “last ditch” dug by southern rebels to engulf the Northern democracy. ■ It is equally true that thousands of tbs rank gad fils did not bits at tbe rebel bait of “Abolition,” but have patriotically served their country aa oilntuna and aa soldiers. Bat It te nevertheless indisputable that Tbe valor that we expect direction, by •dftion attacka it from the James River. In tbe West, it would appear that tbe rr is to judge. orhem. nrn ar bassy It does tbe County printing. The Lieut. Col. is very active n> tbe preacriptioe wiU vImm k.t a. WTil-tox. to receive marching orders as rapidly as possible LOCAL NEWS. Thogeotral bed lb of tbe reg­ iment ia good, though there ■ tmwfktu- are quite a Dumber temporarily in tbe bnepttal.— Col. Gray and Col. Kellogg are now COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. in Arcnta, Sail.™ .nd one* try Masehaata throngk«i tee oveati J. who wiab te Make moiwt rapid!.*. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANN1 pons in you. last Congress, on Drafting. Confiscation, Foraging on tbe enemy jind traitors bold Nothing can he mors grat­ ifying to a commander than to know that bualred aadi HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pklluirk justiM w. Mam, i a* DsKIBQM 8. BDOBKEtlsM BLACKSMITHING. AOBICULTUHE. tk.toolOmM.ak4R tbe Tbe Subscriber is prepared U» do .all Uedsefwerklahis 1>m. st •bort Mtee. sad fa ■ RUB or. W. DX1UXB BVWMlUa. • fe.u ihiftRlVKXlJkU, !■.which stands convicted before tbe bar of history of play teg into tbe bawds of armed army of tbe Federal General Morgan ia Wool maintain national life. 'Hraee •150 BE8TPLAB08. tlfiO Wool!! liberty, is shorn t<bis strength.’ In reply, Lieut! C. said however are moving toward tbk gl> ** anward*. HD5TIXG COMJtlMTTnM WED i.EYd-RH. »! THE Advertiser having been rrotnred te beattb to a fow weaka by a wry aiael* remedy alter baviag •eCnwd MTeral yearaehb a Mtira laag agecdoa. aad teal drwd disa aa. ttewm ttee-ia Mxtoea te make fcaewa to bia folio* wCbr and is potting the Regiment in a condition tbe presentation, accompanied with a few of tbe Potomac ia in progress tn approach Rich vndnd from a Southerly BANNER! iMsSesfa rhich The non arrival of sup­ movement” of tbe army SUBSCRIBE FOR THE dsMUty. a cru rui cDua«emaa, mm, ■•oocanu Tbe only object of Ue advertiser ia eeedtai r-t^Tiplion, ia to beeadl the a*»elod, aa< Among other ply trains has been one great cause of artfully and insidiously pretending to very fitting remarks. tbe delay already experienced, which. favor tbs administration they took pos­ things be said: session of its counsels aad gave character “Lieut. Cramer:—! take great pleasure. to its measures at first they flattered and in behalf of Co. K. te presenting you this dered an advance heretofore impossible, then bullied. McClellan's removal and especially in tbe face of a large army io that hi not tn be taken Into account; bat front R te now thought that an important ered, the enemies of tbe adminietration fur tbe confidence and the trust tb.r n,“side fptflbMuBIKXaC My Se.odm.TiBB Blood HUs .»d Wood Fonder. Michigan troops Washington on business connected with the last two cIsmm are not in good odor with democratic organisation in favor of tbe regiment preaavt Um smm for examlaetiea aad MtywUa Co. K. presented Lieut Cramer with a । to the nndrraixued ComauMioner»,dulj anpoin by th. Prob.". Coert for the event/ sTD.! lioo aaeasaine were striking at tbe nation­ Saber to-day ; having presented Cbpt I who wfll BMat for such purpose, st Um ba al life. True to tbeir new eoerefon poli- Andrews and Uauu Jordon eeeh one | completing bia arrangements to dislodge bia antagonist. tbe and i» none other. berrtofow. aqd aurr-undsd them with a A Democratic President, a Democrat­ halo of glory, is not wanting in the Oth ic Preen, and tbe majority of Democratic Congressmen declared against eoereion ........................................ ...... . of these in famous secessionists and thieves; and that position has never been retracted to tbia day. If secession was not excused i ard the men drill mounted. Horare are it was pdliated and softened down by I ooming in rapidly, and in a few days, swearing stoutly that the “abolitionists” judging tbe future by tbe past, vs shall were aa bad as they ; and by inference This right, we suppose, porter> <>f all tbs position of the two great political parties perfect right to arrest suspected persons, rpHK HUBBARD BRCrC Km U A C Xmmw JL Kimi Xew Tetk. ■•nufoetarm asd !■>- SPECIAL NOTICES- with what will then surround us. Tbe boys, however,are not unwilling logo. der pressure of the clearest and moot ab­ solute necessity.'1 and not only to incarcerate but prosecute via." WATCHES A JEWELRY. flag These beyoud cavil. to make no more such arrests, except an In time of war the Government has a nr' electinrM, therefore, are regarded sa c-m which would hare warranted tbe Presi­ marching orders. Hu I the time set comes damning tbe adminfotration in its civil dent in calling out the malitia, they were ! and peaaes and a e etill stay tn Camp Kel­ and military policy, and announcing a agyrafatrd by stealing our national forts, logg. But aha! marching orders will come, determination to check and hamper it in mints, nsvy yards, custom houses, dee., and before we fully realise it,ws shall be its vigorous prosecution of tbe war.— JowmI and capped the dimax of tbeir audacity and crime, by firing on tbe national this act, says to tbe people, that itdialiked as much as they, the system erf.f la .a>» to command tbe services of its subjects sible. look with strong dislike and suspicion sary to arrest. These principles have been the «Miy of lbs territorial domain, tbo At tbe same time nothing ae quickly imperils tbe pop­ tbe use of tbia power. ment itself. central power of government, tbe willing obtxlieoce to its laws. The country will rejoice at these acta of humanity, as an evidence that tbe lime see and Maryland wilt be reddened with tbe bhx>d of tbe Yankees, and epricbed with tbeir cursed bonna.” Perhaps so. A GEM FOR THE MILLION. and perhaps not,” remarked a frisnd of ARD A unjustifiable attack upon my moral char­ the Union present. “It is not possible 8PLCTDID AM© AFFEOPRMYB HOLIDAY acter. it does nut become.me to say it should be otherwise, sir, for however FMB8OT. anything in regard to what that is, or buw brave may be tho the Northern troops, I conducted myself in Barry where I was we shall have the officers on our aide, ■ME. DESOKEBT^ always XrewW Like a gmtlemaa, and I am and they will fight to advance our cause.” RURRINO 8T1TCH. y sorry if I did not swrif iL “Do you mean to charge tbo loyal officers Thsa much for tbs “Personal" and now with treason F ’’Not all, but there will Mr. Editor, with your kind permission, be enough to lead yoor froope to defeat 1 will, in future “Letters” attempt to and disasterDid not t bo ex governor convince every candid man in jour coun­ interpret tbe future arightf ty who will give mo his unprejudiced at­ tention, that the “Peace Democracy” is SOCTHMRH VtRW OF THX ElDCTIOXS.— j favoring Rebels io arms; its influence We have beard as yet but from two of I SUBSCRIBE VOR .TRE JBAfCWp.l ia given in favor of secession—'lira bans the rebel organs no the results of tbe of all govern meat; and that tbe duty uf recent Northern elections, but those every man who loves his country ia to Xak substantially aa we had supposed It sustains the Administration and the come out from it, and give bia whole y would. Tbe Rid) mend Wtif dis­ . Government^ bean and soul and purpose and fi/a if cards all electioneering talk <>n both side*, need be, to pul down tbia accursed rsand comes to the otnclusioo that, with Itcllion against Republican Equality and a Detrtucratic Ctmgress uferttiag a Re­ Universal Liberty. publican Admmtetretioe, “tbe war will Yours, A. A. Kxappbx. not be set forward any.” It Interprets ,B sorossTM •at oTetdsr. 1 the elections as expressing “a drop dis­ ■dtssfotrsatisfaction" with “Lincoln and his p«rty<’ Damp Keilagg.Nuv. 33d, 1M2. and thinks the opposition will now be State*, on Editor Bamxik Zhsr Sir. I pur­ encouraged to speak out with much posed, when I left home, to write you more boldness than ever before. Tbe ’ wtefatteem^ te ---------. Richmond Esessuarr says of tbe election* occasionally: say be your “occasional” that “these astoclabing manifestations tered. wv jtuarsntea Ila e*fo iwetiP* rod tee d»UrsryeC Um waduM. say where withis toOSwites correspondent. Bui I expected then, I from the North convey tbs ides of an should be far down in “Dixie” ore this ; emphatic and impressive popular verdic' and hence, have something interesting to against the abolition faction which luu write about Though if you have not ruled tbe Government at Washington.” With tbe rebels, of course, “the abo SUB8Ck.BE FOR THE BANNER ! beard we were on our way to Dixie, acquainted with. He dare not upnn hie columns to a discussion of these ques- act. hostile to tbe United Stales or favor­ 1 thank you. THE PUCE TO GET WOOL CARDED, Os MjurrrACTTVte ovo a «eew Qvautv te now pnyred te <At Um puhKe a SMgniDeete Knoxville wboeej try „• iD SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! Till mo,. *.rl«t Ik. 1 d with a dish vbn amu Trarberwof pnMfa npii COUNTY �OA1W* n-Atttr omcui nnx .sWAB.-N*Wa.-44A bad dreams. !, * - -.feVfflwATs'nM Snr-***: ‘•tai* tadtk, mrf r^TMbta. .U- NEWS THS ONLY PURGATIVE ■■J*DW.AyB rn-W « tta on'y C25r^.i““. *!? “ '““‘■"■“i fm * U« Creak M/knwei ofChrppk, the President and W'^ CsbinetttreattegwM^waXwA A Rtanm.,1 J 1 HarPer’’ statee that Jackson mured towards Thoroughfare the Liver, and Gan on Thursday, A .pedal d vpsteh to tbe (rnn •rW.WU.; of our tmA—^xwequantly WR Xisdu. pmrter. are vUihl. Un Fredericksbunr, Tho mil Odwail, Msroury, (^l tai land "WWMlAriMtia parga. bowels costive. 'centreing element, during the part weak. A few inches of snow, and of that sterner mood Tta ArwV. .pedal detad moderately cold weather has given us a alight foretaste which nature ia H^dnoar. jroo lr.1 .Mk, prlpln. U a men that nip ha.a Im rrlla.M aom. dla by the retaUfuraa mneu-.dM;,,,. Irnutiog tho eta of th, louatiaaa, pun|. ing only tha cnnloou of lha homla. It la the abaence of th. bl I. and other fan mora that cmiMa the prlpins. Tht. not an with RAD W AY'S PILIA. Tbeir eflbet 1. e«landed n»er Um entire ...tern •ad ttat Lta wuelreedy in Wuhlngtoo awaits us in the immediate future. mow • dM, of pin. pip, lr.«M th.l»n.r. ».,rfcl tern Army of the Poli.mac, Nov., 80th, says: “Qmsiderahls excitement was oo canmned by tbe circulation of a report hxrw th*, m nrnnn.il! - V-A L . urufiag tta xprMmmn. Nu oredrne. is placed in the rumor, however. al unfortunate dear is tracked to his “Tbe rebels are working with redoub­ resting place, to fall by the bullet of led vigor on tbeir forUncations, and their some lucky sharp shooter. Trappera are cavalry of late have been very aetivs, and have captured a number of our pick­ now gathering in a rich harvest of buauets along tbs fords of the river, besides niful fur, the representative of plethoric tbe two companies of the 3d Penn. Cavpocket books and flush times. airy at Harwood. “Longstreet commands the right and DoXATinx Visit.—Ths friends of Rev. Hill the left of tba rebel forces confront­ Th* hunters are busy, and an occasion­ oaaod httmora The prlpta. . .«aaiM«d from ,b, imperthtt action of tha Pill., led by these PILLS, hence no griping pains, great depletion after an operation, or coati veneneas. ing us. Deserters coming within our lines report that a large body of the-r forces had been detached and went off. last week, when they left, as tokens of either to Richmond or u> felnforeo kloneA. 11. Gaston, made no very him their and valuables respect, DR. ROBRCRS un evening of welcome visit, op Thursday money wall Jackson. IITT1IS •mounting to about eighty dollars. Thaxmcivxxo.—The day set apart by the Governor as a day of rebel* along the river below GRANT & SPAULDING IN BATTLE CREEL! —WESTTLL— At s sMiion of tbs Pmbsto Oowrt far tbs sreatvof Barry, holdaaat tba Probata Offca, is tba vIUa<« of Haitian, on Tooafay. tba •tabtaaaNb day of Movawbar ui the ysar <ioo tbouaand eight n“D‘V1'4 Aixty-tao. Present, Khomaa C. Pnsdte, Judge of Probate, hdzeft ©(DnnPBmrii®n Has in Store An Immense Stock of K OUR USE OF TRADE; of Al bort M. Joaos, decree oalhorisi**' tar ofaaidMlata. k •dmistatrs- Come and See !! WE .... B411 ll.ll "'l -1-the prnrcr of tbe petitioner sbould not bo granted. And it is farther ordered that Mid PetitioMr tbe hearing thereof, by touting order to bo published la tbo ’ Estate of PreaUee Child. BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE HVAE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM WHICH DOT (D©BKP®nra'iI©H 2000 yds. rev lone to salt! day of bearing. • 8HERNAX C. PRIXDLE. PROBA YR OAfDAX—RTATE OF MICHIGAN this CASH STORE! F*ennoee^.-ermwm<M>n*. STOMACH These neporis must be -OTQCTtl or- A. L. SKINNER Corxrr or Basst. W ixna.— Mild Winter has been tbe New York, Dec. 1. ytgal Jitios. "is b« to b. . Iteht bro»n»l> «olo., « M, Th~. dwrt.rxm ,!. W(Ml, hW oo th. -ytrw, l»,e th. r.uJTwmk £ AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ’ “LOW PRICES” , & ««.!» uAm^thlK «».l. EMPORIUM FOR DRY GOODS! “SSU8 CSEX* plain and fancy Silk, fr«. Tire, ti six SWIiinO” yxrfl; TO IE EXCELLED of Thanksgiving and praise, was observed, in various ways usual upon Religious such occasions. the R-v, T. B. Granger, preaching upon the occasion. The congregation* of the Presbyterian and Mrtbodtsl churches were United, as has been tbe custom, for several yearn past. Jcvt ths Tmxo.— Mme. Demorest, J the Emporium of Fashions. 478 Bread novel, cheap, and very useful sewing mschine for family use, whieh costs only 15 It makes tbe running stitch, has dv shuttle, and consequently gives do trouble in the regulation <»f ths tensions, so that a girl seven years ok! can operate it with It is small enough the greatest facility. ti» carry to a “Sewing Circle,** and can be instantly attached to any table sewing bird. It is propelled by a The New York Eoit tells this story :— “A well known planter, living not far from New Orleans, wrote last spring that f-mr «»f his slaves wb<> bad rue away to tbe Yankees, had returned. “They have bad enough of liberty, and were glad to come berk.” But in bin next letter to tbe North be odd a different tele; the four had run sway again—and had taken with them 200 inure. Indeed, the planter suspected that tl»e four hmt come beck with only this object—and be probably guessed correctly. He is an active Republican, and in times UMA Ioimmi p.M< -1«« PM, siusll iTo. Hi. term oTl«fc» »lll rxpir. r» iwoer If iht •.jT The Richmond Enquirer Rods ifuult with slareholdcisM bo srennwilling jsoldiars for tba it thinks rebel cause, tlrnt ‘as the war originated and ■ carried • on in great part for the slaveholder in bis defence property the perpetuation of the of the rights and instiluii«m, it is reasonable l>> snpp ae that 'be first and fo remost in he ought to siding and ss siaring by every means-in his power, the triumph and suceeasvf our arms.” That .is pretty good authority as to ths cau*e uf the rebellion. I .. W bi uh we offer at GOOD PRINTS rV\ve»e Ti'\XXev% avc woX, .O mpta • bi,b p.«ii.<- m tta tar. like a Dbmocbats Camshmo a Rxsbl Fltaff. The Knox County Ejtprt*t says that at the torv ^jubilee" ubich ess held st Mount Vernon on Saturday, to cel. brate tbe recent election, » delegation from the eastern part of the county carried a sccessHHi, confederate flag. After hearing VaJUodigham. these pretended.Union Dswioerata, .m tbeir way h«Hna shnntyd and hurrahed for the trait-ir, Jeff. Davis, and the rebel General, Stonewall Jack­ son! This shows that tbe Democratic partv are in sympathy with the and also what kind olciHupsav the loy«J Democrats and some misgufcW R*R» I Leans have been training with during tba recent political campaign.-Cl#'la*d ForlSale By the'Pound. Urwitl. .dnnri. DIGESTIVE ORGANS. At 10 and 12| cents per yard, RIBUDIMaW Xo XW\\u' ewte oX\. X\ve “\W% v&ixtta, XhtAT \o," W a» a c^xacAkaX. aaewX — a 2>vea\ Nrw Jkmst Sxxatob.—Governor Ol Ht^uVaXoc 05 <len hits appointed Richard 8. Field, of | Axv xXxc attXAcX* Pt incton. United States Senator, to sup awii &owX\\A\wre ply tbe vacancy ocaisiuoed by tbe death ©5 We of John R. Thomson. Mr Field was ..._______ ____ ______ i K©a, a Voxxft Vvrtkc, । formerly Attorney General <»f the State nvotK <M\ OVXxeVe ©S | ciunk. and u«es a common needle. ' Tfegulator rknnwkWvew. v ©X\A. oXX. &UBWI ©5 lav tvatav*-. Oct 22d, 1M2. PRO RATS <2£1>££.-STATE 0F.MICHIGA8 GROCERIES of Mary Ann Ntebola.widow of said 4«eau«id.yc ing. that AdmisistratiM of aaid uteti way granted to Lsvi Dtwsy, Johnathan Micbola 1 ibaiwntiMor w HARD-WARE! Ta Dtttrvy------- Mice, Moles, and Ants. To Dtttroy------- Bed-Bugs. To Dntroy------- Moths in Furs, Clothes, Ac., Ac. 7b Dtttroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Dttfroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. 7b Dcitroy------- Insects on Animals. Ao7b Uittroy------- Every form and species ofVertnln. . ggpSec “Coatar’s” advertisements ffVKkb- in this paper for the dettrwiion and ntttr extermination of all kindt and tpeciet of art. eoatVOtaA. a$ vart *<\A ^.oumtSuL nxAt axvA WAn, OyaVr'a vaaV.c tar ftdd in Runin AS Bumside as you have stood by all will be well.” for n to stand by me, and it is a pity that r»me of this seif sacrificing patriotism cannot penetrate tbe skulls <>r hearts of the noisy • •elf sleeted friends of the General. The ©facial Resell la Nev York. Seymour’, majority is 10 613, Tbe Republican vote is 296.470, which is fifl 156 imui than tbe vote for Lin<>»ln in i860. The Democratic vote in 307,088. which is 5,724 Ie»s than the Fusion tick­ et had in I860; an absolute falling off. hut of course tbe Seymour organa will ticket, Mr. Skinner for Canal Commis­ Vital vote of tha State is 068 558. against 675.156 m iM0-a falling <<«f 71,608. Mich., by and by the Drug, gists, Groce rsmnd Storekeepers generally. AND WvoVVy *VovkXe. THE GREAT CAUSX OF nr»T 1WU1A am-n..^-raper, fn.m -- -------Ber»“‘>« «”d Inmt .Otar We«t India l-laod. ooou'n neport. of extended aleee InaeereetHJ. .bleb have rculted in now* pli.Mler and dealrucli.m ..f properly. Many ne .owe have tarn killed. The natbmab .1 Si. Vincent laeled Un <Uya.and .aaimll qnelled after a larjje military o. operann, with En«li.h r—4.. I>*J “»•” the ieaurrwAioo in hand. A greatdata) ol tta in.orgeou ar. prlwmera. and mar S B, ‘B.o'oacV.'* _ ft\OWAt\\ WVtXtvs ar* ftiw. \^>ov 'Dr. *BLo\»cV» pW-A ntal diwert". >•» * KLra BJtfm-™*<>. ■»» 01 B00^ rolina. and * trartworthy man. says talingrd w * rrgimmft •<< >**l Slxfr oumpS-d of S*ur oomp*oirx ol nxgow. HUMAN MISERY. CHANCERY ORDER. 'TATE uF MICHIGAN.—Eighth Judicial Cbe- VAtai. DRY GOODS! ,o.w Vox \*oor voan. «\aa^ "DocXot'fa WalUarf. A. ff.h'Mterf. VMtO t. Oarptat*-, Ateaai-f M, esd Jbess 2*p* jof every description Stacks of arc Vtw. rix>a raaa'* tto\ax* aw& Co«*5<m. . Dr. Hobaek'* ia default tbvrooftbal fttowvcxckv ’BvWs.vs mt Mbsdsst. Edwsrd iMsdss. Clothi MORTGAGE SALE. efault having been made in tbs con payment ofa certain Indenture of D «-• wxldier. » lb- ■DaltooM of Appraheneion , I-oas of Mnsory; Areraien to Society; Lore ol Holitudo; Timidity; Boir-Distnuil; DiuiwOM-, Heodacbe; Affections • ftXowva.e\v ‘ \ . ______ v.___ A . ‘“‘.ft ' w-B^ovaU Vat uxak. onA <ta.w,.Sttallta .eFi«^md. » AUikVVkUA. xJ „pno«. ita riwita.1 b... mJ * A LECTURE BY Da. CULYKRWELL, OX THE , fttowvCbC-Xv 'BvXXtv* "Sir. ‘Hb.oXvox.Vff tial lay ba. been pnclalmed. continue to brag of an immense gain. Mr. Tremain rone about 600 ahead of ..d Zx of whiu.; ital ita no«w. w-rGen. Wadsworth; on tbe Democratic allowta u> ro>» •ft*’ ll“ •b“t’ sioner stands first, bat there wad not much scratching on either side. The Hastxxob, trixxh, paper printed In ssld eountv, of Barry J raccoMive weeks, tamodiatefy prwvimsa Gen. MeClfllan, being called tipon by the sojdiera at Warrenton speech, said: U1 wish you *f Belalies, A. L. SKINNER. BOOTS & 01® SiJtous Fervor, Fever o.tu3, figu.e. JauncLipe, Kidney Complaints, Styles N. B. Merchants toUca xn. V<ra^e.v u,aarAAvxv Mvl at Vft*. VlKt, ar* tare Liver Complaint, leaitlfal at 20cts per lard. -BWim^ uAiXxXv} . IPIBHCIBS. Or. -RoWek’* ,ta SL’.tlTT-.wMxrfl : .. mK-axiiwU-”*!' 'Mills in Orange osunty, N. Y„ is manu- *l»o experimenting upon white paper. ... __ ..n.irx nua. t'oMft^f Biliotu Cholic.InJUtmation of taw Hflirr7*. and in nil violent attccka „W produce a luallky taacna tian from Tux AA»*. <»»<kw ar\A raakt "IaS* «.n\oija\>\.«.. ■D». xywwwbv-aw Ko'lMM.k'* > < ftXow^eV* 'BVtkam .. . *ra« V js vlew of TH BAI BAND HMB vs see s-Dtag COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. OUR GOODS La Libor UB^ wwww wwp a Unusually Low I SoXAwr fa Gixls ar Naw HaMrsanx-— Nrsw ■cb’t three Wheat. Com, Oata, Batter, Lard, Port, ^-Gen.ai0 rro.- OBANT a ipAU LINN G nSKBJrt.AWrGPIU^ Jhtatav* Mt, 1*. IMS ■Sevk •orua �nnitnah w lime; ventilated » A Dtt AYTIT RENoVk’THffifj tbeir neighbors arc folly aware thnl aT present prices. fuwHfany other branches ...............HS8OLVENT •• « p—M OI*™ r.-«u«a - .Wil*1 0*. for woolen goods consequent upon the necessities, of tfic. immense armies now in the field and being-fur­ ther enhanced bv ths scarcity of cotton, aisle of things may continue, it is im- shelter is equivalent to a large percen­ tage of food. Bdvwdaa Ale actual loss of food from the increased amount required W^rs RENOVATING RraOCtENT-^SUIeUTO MT worst cam <?t 8kw £»•«*»?. t^tratejLekjBCteniigiy puwoMi-twa te$sis»*ld ■ fort. The secretions are always disturb­ ed by influences that cao»p pain or unea ainess, and evei^AfvcMW'A half frozen Minfi.feU'dt>Ste. Jt.l«.spUrdir flic most otegsat medicinal preparation SUMS-) »J TV.THE PXlBUd' uJi, wnx WiraSTAAS way^b. ■ rr7wM.U MEMP.WQ0D. TtTL ■ROTKtJrK'ft "Bfe/MTO VUBXVtKB. • • WritrotfiLh-. »fl;- .ro. i-...- KIJ«N-UM*W cow will make itself visible io tbe milk M X .1 be s^TMasViHX'Xr. Vainly be such as to give a paying return for investment in fheep. , Pne fact alone speaks volumes in fltvor 6f sheep raising. There has beep,imported into the Untied Slates feaea fore.gi-uliaaW! L»«JLd wuoltp goods to the amount of •35,000,­ 000 •<* *4X000.000 for tteJast ,lh»e Tears, eqmvaX&t t^UTyi«d-> tadJh 18,000,000 sheep. It is stated by Dan iel Needhum, Secretary opthe Vermont Convention, that lhe Bvcrsge aripuai mcrurae of population , iy this country requires lhe wool or 3.000,­ 000 sheep. If these figures be only nppruxiuiaiely correct, they demonstrate tbe alight danger ol an <>\eratock ufabeep for iuawy years tvrewme. --Tpq present and prospective'high tariff win Keep up Wool Growers’ many have overlooked the importance of pure air. CligK?, crowded stables, reek­ ing with odors from accumulating ma­ ttAH IHSiOVEFED A CLEANSING_8YKUF. nure, prod tree feverish rasllessneaa in the cows, and the ftq)|*rW3Wk-^«ufleni. At best, confinement during the winter Vhaplaa, Ntete* months is Irksome to animals, and kind. mI'T-cit, WATEOFFMW IT WILL MEND MARBIA. SSdi'iV “•* TBIteB BOTTLE*. From recent xhrvvia. Completed Aug. 10, IM«1 ■' mat <WV> ln I, ....,1 .... _ I At present this article JOHN M. GKGGtfRY. PupiJ Public iMlroettea. TliJotal match H.'t . -. bolow it, thore ia, abundant encourage ' hundred dollara capital. M (iMipriUivii. 3. T. LLOYD. No. 1611)roadway, New Tori inent fur sheep raising. Tbe War Department u^a'our Map of Virgii Of cu<fXPs>U'Bt,<JF fperned by Marylund and Pennayleanla. coat gliO.oW. । the circumstances of his locality, both in . ' ' •' OCR TV MX BOTTM». I LIFE ^.^ObfjfWu but tbs Ives ail fftfelhcd It cl. ________ ___________________ .ffiBWS ai> 1 «HbUk«Mtta>a»nv»D«bm.. M4 ta* by Druggist*._________________________________ > .। vttbo ■■ -'i nA Hoc,-»)>, । r; ... j ■ , 83c.; Virmnia, 60c.; New Jersey, Gqc. ; I’ennsyIvanin, 50c. p Malb^ 41 , Califor­ nia, 75c.; Vermont, *1,30. In erVmont, after trying alttAwt'• every ■It J* im convenient to hare is the bouse." Aw m Mil. .................. mBH toS#: late and iuriKorate tbe liver and kidney*: They - --------------- ----------------late equal Tbua, i*« lhe cireuktion. and purify Torpid Chills Vb\W S00MMY B WRI1XB > *41 II H n'. h poXwhA. tb« tedy An# iMsabbwMteaeo. Tbaae mec '. 'J Our Buttle.<’>f URlKli CEHRXT CttE. . • •" r TOW 1 Price 25 Cents per Buttle. ferutan. j Price Sfr^Aroteeprr-Bottle. * Pric* KP&«C* peP fbittfe.' • ’ tery Libera! ’Bed act I Ate to WbaUmle '‘‘•■'ft . Bayun. TERMS (’ABH. Uta aS ■ ■ •”■*- Junurr,, Eruftior.*, Fits, Barofulcus Cknsurnjation, tic, JoiiJfg * nom,n', (Btaftantaetem.) 7M Wlf.I.IAM STREET, Ceper'oT liberty gimi. ',11^# TORK. knee of two yearn. AJfOTHEft writea Maron wax cured ‘ Important tt> Ih>ose Uwners, h ’ IKiporaitt to tJuiljfiw. . - ■- Mbiavwch. Important ti^lailroad Corhpnmea. /x>kr»r J/ ~ viamuTB huh .XLV«4i U«^jUfo*foiyojb// important to Farmers. , ?, f T-ojtll whom thit wof ctmctrn and ii eon ■ ■ uresiTTeas./ ■ fhe erra* esmiyiody. MIHMS A 'CROBLEV'S 'Work \xVce u C'tMtws-. rm,. CEMENT HOOFING, JM/rkiji^sj.tvjfuMsaCi^i!a» ’ ' ‘•'Ulj*’' ,.. . , i ■ ’ l V.Wi\ VAX* •T *» »~t «Wn» WJ,l^oro«tl1 pllb Ux hare crer been introduced. * . IT. IS FIRE ASH WATER' PROOF KtxM. and to aui»J4* aoqn w truetrr miohxs aaiacLK*. ' — th a VAooi a«A TAssv VAX., TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK liuf, and 1 a'L44r«<is//MlBi^ii.I DA KLIXlTS U VKR MG VLA TOR, iism.cteyDaing an J purifying ig from the system,al! disinvnre humors. . I. ------------- . LIFE BITTERS. »•-■ i.*n „a c„.^ ‘J**.*”? . Ha^daohr, OMtivmesr, . . ' Doha XP«r£, ICfelA-d jE«hb*”* Indiffrstfta,1 ffhin <H Wte FJcwdis, wrasf ■ft'Suttags. Liwr npfulaor. /J RxxuaAaM “WW^Jyzu,, M „z7r r. of Brooklyn, writes: “Februsry an W • TV? nbc<! fiwb. Iu these disease ULATING PILLS are far more rttfUta. A. MA Uu a«K "E» nftmi Wo Heat is required In making application ttd they wiH aay thvy are ■ Sa-.* dqtnt. r “d you ahotUd try thm befon ph.s hr « ■n>. e^ense of spplvtog it 1* but triiing, in ordin»ry Hoof can b« covered and linirtitel tA. Darliag'a Life Bitten, It can be applied byany one, '--■ 'Oow'ox V.O vcvott. ]n Yellow, Typbqid, and BUiou* FarecmUsErriptM.Hmril Fna. pnrgrtron i« Mrkte eisenU); nt to admi uialer a dose of Droatie Ptfts, tbe irrt 1 :usuid IE-1. MH.ibc and ■imigthan.lUte Badray's Regu »*•'»•. *• reumrX/Tb. cure of w a^Ty PErU.llA CEMENT, ForGxdnjj Mm.), „f,n deaths(ulbM disease, i* owing to the wwt of We say that Rsnwsx'a Rxddt Rkusf m the ! aparxatrA lika.BAJ>WAY’8i‘P!LLS, that will exjHued u> th. AtUun .1 th, Wulhtr. ' sceptical, and b« convinced. It combine* in ite -roiUrfXsiloF <H oUter fever, um* lwo«M pfcve composition the properties of a diffusive stuuulant feteljCRsdiraj • i’iUs wws adopted-urthotr treat■ . I . ,.i an auibreptic, A mild but effective Astringent, and tesot- - . a direct power over tbe nerveo, neither narcotic Moiseedroceloa of Ztee^icAwjivUtew arresmnsnor anodine. that relieve, pain, in a manner j>e br;hsM Uwl anpuff. «>••*». ■•-•Iroeos. ioucnbu*. . «te>. Tl‘" GL’TTA -----------TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. ■&W _ i®.PAnripfl^nunsss, Ancniraow r.Of the >t What RADWAY’S READY RELIEF ' ’ ’ and 1 ' ' 2ni ■«’•• ।" P.r rrmgtor •*«»««< Mrt»! -------- ,—. — ----------- —.... .... ....... , |*ou I* meet* the general want* of tbe atuiaatb-aud haw ela When d’axnlerod." St jfljKNoJl .Vtf ses.“^*~ FOR SALE BT ftOOBESTPIAKOS.tlfiO The Frcucli call it.*v«teyrawat. So much for its internal administration. When applied exter- di»ca*ed humors left circulating in tbe BjelMn, i there wwddhebul little pain or griping. U-la I LAST TH HEE' ■ »*. ««' noisgrr, '■ ’•1 DAN’L a, DAIIUNG, VxSiJ&arLi J SSS«««JO« AVOID aAUNE PURGATIVES. XJX*1 ROOFS e'-trttaiM alt IA] TO THOSE WHO THINK. BOW. we think leaving tte com. fes^sas Z/>'»Hart4U,Hw..,ptj.«Ml(niJi|7TZ -eraefaftbte to keep them rniimui«f unfjl later in the Maron, it, would 1>c UtteC.— They <xim« in drat whon-Sr/I lay aiTd r' MMkrtre tbe staple diet, and japifie£blng ' more sooental inerwrod and needed. U . Tn. t>w.‘Vk\oo&. Iwuac aa »««-,Nyimef. DARLING'S liver.begluitor. ^'tnal Is suffering from hfaullclent' 'Jt is Cir easier to keep s cow in gi>>*d coudhkjn, th^a to being berw^ after hri; '^umpkina Are usually fed out firwt, . Price 25 G-tite per Bottle. iittica, Jaun cad ache. Ac. ioua. Yellow. Partly for this reason, qq aoegetion of the cow is more easily affected by treatment internally, and cures— of the animal. Any derangement' *of RHEUMATINM.......................... SORE THROAT health. Insufficient fited, or bodHy dkaci'm- TOOTH-ACHE fort, at once.abova its ofleata/io-the de­ NEURALGIA (paroxysms of,). creased quantity sod .quality of the rpilk. CRAMPS... HEADACHE It should also be bo’rte In mind \nat the COLICrtV-a- --in twentv minutes DIAUHOU................................ In tenj miDnlre. continued flow of milk beyond tho natur [pain* of ]in .ten minnles. al period iano small drain upon the vital LUMBAGO, SHLMi?...................................... in Affeen miuulea. funding-rvfia anidid. tlK ib ouhl BURNS.;.id fire minutes INFLUENZAin.few hours. CROUPin ten minute*. SPASMS in five minute*. whatever care is necessary to keep up the health uf the cow Di the highest stand­ LIEF ard ■ .„*... Price 25 Contfc per Bottle. ft a is tbe only authority far Gen. Buell and tbe War ! and Department. Ilouey refunded lo any one finding 1 an error in it. Fries Mi cents. | • #y.asS?sr. food Is ntteasary. Lftng before the pas tures are entirely despoiled of verdure, the graines nipped by repented froute lose much uf tbeir nutriment. Though cuwa rnay gather their fill, it in of poorer quality, nnd tbe yield, of milk speedily . stiflers. A daily allowance of brAn. shorts, or ground feed of rye nod oats, . or two third# oats , with onb third, do’rn, will supply {be lack of nourishment, and show iuetf. with good interest added, In • the milk puil. 'I’hi.w feed should be wet before using. We prefer it. to feeding with hay, fur . the reason that nournrti.ipchl, more than bulk, , is needed j they can pick up enough partly withered grass to fill their stomachs. , Tbia -sitnt allow, ancs should h'nt be delated unt'p the aqb Wl* VouWlt^. . Much better than pH)*, and I *“ R. R. R. %\o<A .. • 10 Frier 25 Cent* |>vr Bottle. It iaaaupsrter and mutton in a loubtt? ; "— . WWM .... K. IW ....K. , » I kI, , 1 III B.lCCia, O other raised in tliiacountry. With Ith the . form, and gi.M on linen, with roller*. nddiGoli’ar kecuFity'which the tax. upon J Sept *>. i- ... PiU. Mi iboAaMBBof Medicine. Aa cracuanla, dogs will give, we may skfely-' sa/-1 the S’? . l-they are mure certain and thorough than tbe ->-vrwt'a;*aM.,|^7NWK*-'w/wr*——»r'*I ***• i Dru»tie<*ffli WFAlfes/or OMu^’aSdr'Htdlcm Oil. pn>»peels of the sheep interest in this Rear-Asal Charles if. Davit, commanding the country are better than ever before. A *qua.lrou. ran. Is la authorised to purchase. purchase Oil, word tu the wise is sufficient.—American Mississippi aquad m many a* are required for use oi that squadron. ! «»• • j|s ALTERATIVES AyrieuDuriei.! -•''rH------ -rGIDEON WELLES. lalnencc over ‘ been induced, and the flow of milk is pro= longed for months, and 'oven for ’ a year, yUMS* .. Itbxh BTTER8, » breed, tbe majority of wool growers give •'LLOYI^tVApiF V!K^t£’M^1YLA““ ' *DR. RADWAY'S FILLS. .AND i if people audrniood (be Importance of Mmtha prufirwictf of the Sp*m-4vM<m as arge wUun „Jb.RaJTWAY'S PILtSUa eontra/Utiuc yielding the largest return for wool.— ™ Mn . Aion of purging will other piUa ar powder*. exits Where mutton is the prhteipU object, aa ___ , «9a,Sa>«iU ^alera, Jjiey would need lea* physicLLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS- i in#.**’# thunaelrea from much aufferiog. and io the vicinity of large cities, larger mid..M»vWrt°y‘- SIL'Pl RIVER—From Artoal Surrey* by Cap I*- gready ituprore.their htullb. , , ..... bbuwaihFiixa nua BADWAV'ti are preTurdule. The latter oreca pronably eombisK tbe d«rtideMta.4f biahr «onl owner’s name from St Louia to tha Gulf of Mcxi- Milking, except for a short period after the birt|) of the calf, is altogether an ,ar­ tificial process. Nature intended nnimals to yield milk only while it shqpld-be r iiccessary for the auatciuince of the young ; 'but by long training, artificial habitshave . »*-• ..hl)., j- in/a-i tte—flllllJ of the ,. , Isei.riWMs. FAMILY uoia, 60 cents; Iwwa. 75c.; Michigan, W*#»ui« mn w Ti»M**v»ws Civtvjwstw LIVER REGULATOR iow uf the Botica, I DiavmtM indaesd deciding to invest-iu »lwp> nn^ a*80 •*, to tbe beat breeds. Thus lhe average Lixtrrrs Tor?s?^i!e?^&v»T1sctY- igtfUsyrtfiF- tr H , MW ICtaUre^.a.rln. <^*.tO(w^-.W RENtlVATiNe RKHOLVEKT. Prico per bottle S'S.TSfcitPBBt’flH!' MUXTK3 arc so good. Even if the wool market should tTtufrn to ’itfc VirtWnaiy fe»sh'*r CuwewU Twivwrtvi*, « texxlMIr » ■’> ' "Rn.\<xA SaU > nkrtbe if thstbroknf Bieber did not coat b It will M«-nd Btiin*; GnmV L^va,’.atld. iw'i edl *'RVUMk.«Cb»A« feet every thing butMebala. : 4>Uee* ewuh year ia jrivartiai^ thaia (AU UH RinrrtT, vepnty do CllAftUiH UPHUS. Attorney General. JOHN KQBER'^UN, A^ntepl Gracral. J.41. FQUXTAIX, Quarter Muter General. 60(womrgia«-rts LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORED MAP OP TDK UNITED STATES i CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. I • • %’MWCTX^M^SA vQ^MreBJfhMUt £ ' IT wJl MENO r’onCECAtli. <9! to azii a ;o zi Superior tu any gin map ever made by Colton tbe price of American grown wool to mucu higbet figure* .than have prevailed hitherto. COUNTY and railroad map The scarcity of mutton has. as would, be expected, bdfen aggravated hy. t^rripc giving In wool. We say ajigruratcrf, bHaotse year by year before the breaking out of the. war, it hud been more difficult U> 'proouru a auppfy uFjfotid liuitriu•jfe-iea svnablv prices. rrwui. MEND'CHINA. MU. O.U.C.H «XR.nm.u.Muul. * v*iu e—iliii idyil a • JgWW^jfltfen "tn done to secure their comfort.—American Affriculturht. . wl •S-LOOAi VVLXS baited tbo akiH of Ik. bmVkum* prwtMteaaMF. if tbe long wished for peace should re;..aad tbe • h .-AuibrRTv<nn-/I rnnu-<dal brotype । S‘#£.'^£*C?l*a tog . MO " <W tatXMt. »■■■! 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Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS d*d with t*»r* tb* rsiahsw li*si in *v wnry (him sftUvstrod, |T«Uwheari twb«a thssosl mm bar* from H-God, itotrt with - bused wusid otbrimp, Uiit>« «rm* mvUter-ro*k m* to Uwp, —.v„ -m. ^«ZXrXoru..Mre—.a, Wteeh STORE!!! Roberts & Striker. GBLKT A.brAVLDfSC, Jl,T DECEIVED new and moat complete assortment «*f M AMUN ALLEN, vi.er is obockbies, Pr0T,*‘°n,;<^,r“l DSlXlt AMD 3BEDIC1MEB, ^ChrmbralB. OHe, CW“ R ^Mme, Bwrulng FtMld, TVRt'ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. D,;c. HAWLEY, UW€B8» ROURRYM At STRIKE*! rv - YLKtLS is J™**. *»*«l»«Mtee, <) l ie.. ..Unto, site, isrpsstoiiv. bun :• t^_ wiudtiw si-M.il xar FOR MECUAXICAL AND MEDICINAL PC BTUrfEr’.VN LT GROCERIES! ftWEFZEY * ALLtM. vt«8,*heia»w»i«BU Ac«**W|U w hlFt,T TE»' COFFER. SCtlAll. Sl’ICES. ™™I fKlftm F1WL kAl-Hi*.LUUFUUI. . fret. ..oMbi.g .» »>• Oirerey •“h " ■.jr.rrm. «.-«< n.~.«— Aad (eoklig Extracts, Jlfit I. A. HOLBllOOK, ttobne y PENS. PESClia. INKS. PaPEB. KNVELOPIid. CARDS, A*. *«• ai.;re. State .treet.___________ • “ ► _ PATENT JOUMSBOBCnTS, ■gistellanj. MOtfT FOl’CIaAB IS aMSavw Ilwrili.l-abrea'1 = medicines r. H.F. CHERRY, ,’OTAUY PUBLIC -^^•^iZwil s -•lu i’ Su^KSS*. -4t|rti>-s> sud Udell . DR. U. „ Mhew J» HANEY' prise. Ths hisU.ry of XosaoC* mmmw known. A young Russian m»ble,wbo oc­ aiian cupying a high position in tbs rank* of himself is held the army, demanded the young girt »• marriage. Ten years bad pa*-ed. P«l*»d bad proclaimed her independence, and the Emperor of the Ru*sian*,Nicholas, placed an army In the field U> crush the efforts Sana uf Haatinp *«H everything«“ CHEA?. T®®. CAS:a Il »■» Hl keen- J • .............. — - • . the btsd **f bi* bict*»ri.Hi* army iu the ■.Inins «»f Mosco<.h*d entered the ancient Capital of I'n-Empire "f th. Ceara and tbrrelemd th. new dtv f.mn.lvH'> I eWr the Great. InlWenved h, a fanatirel pa; tn,.tian, ibe Governor of trioviiwii, ............. “I am.” **id he, “a merchant nf M-w cow. I have been on a visit tn Varanvia. Leaving the naighb«irh«*ui, 1 started to visit a friend who live* ■’ *am*> distance. A rated with a gun. I proceeded on fooito his ourtle. why-re I waa belated. The snow tell in grant flake* ; I tiecame ba­ wildcnsl. and wa* *®«king in vain for the nmd. when I «• V*. man approach. •/ whom I hastened m *«k direction. I had ne,di«tra< and quhtlv awaited their( replv, when suddenly those two villein* r, and rahni.hed upon me. stunning meI-L andmrob -J. Mug tea "f«l»‘ mm“.’ 1 F-——’, .z. e | uttered » ere : '« *“ ,k™ "'‘'7 them fired upon m« with bls putol*, for Grt<l H ngieOT, A real Sriicmu red Ccaa-^M l-renrelw U»d“ 1-“ “jjjj"'"” d.un. sad mo»e.» promptly reottweu. o uro. With W w. Bslph E«-. MiddtertH*. Barry County, Mith'g«n-_______________ ..f the Sarscen* and Crusaders. He haa traced a series of conduits and sewers leading from the “Dame of the Rock*,” a mosque standing «>n the very site of the alt«r of sacrifice in the Temple, tn the vallev of the Jehoshaph*t,bv of which the pr iest* were enabled to Q«»*»d ,h. wh.,1. tample are. •'«> waw. a"d .. . . D» wr,,ff thethe blood and offal of the’"r thus I "" blood ana onsi ..reidrei L> the l><~*."r p-- — Buhdcb* ■ndfidvlity. . pin in* -r----- manner nf "fhi* bla exolnraUnn* a.plnratinna was waa very rery «»• mXlln,. H- r« •" *-b <■■ “P thr-Mtuh there bnm.na. «••«■ h.11 m,d bl„win«a tra.npat.whde h. Mmrelf. be folhiwln, lb. wm«d. •» abl. w trace the .••« 1"" e two eaara am> h« aeddenutl. dleonaareri . fountain alth. pool of B-Uwuda. and no Ma opralnu It. a e.plmia alrearn ,d water immrefiately began to Jew. and hue Bowed arer .Inre-m- «• ohenre II cornea, oe whither It goea. Thia rmierd lb. greele.1 Mcit.rn.nt among th. Jewawb- *'•«> drink and thamrelrea In IL They j to u. drink mid bathe b.tb.th.m^ljm mx-y u ... one on. of ,d the the signs ««.. or "< Ute Um 1 g__ .-.reA .Um, ii .I tancien tnsi iv • _ ... I ro.rl.lMril. t .hr . _ ... . , cutrfiision. _fonaern. lU i h|, ,.,loa tre.ni.lad u,rhfireant hil . .pared. Her Lotion. But. when Im Iwg.n tA rrenunt sbe wandered hither •i.reu whkb m lb. tr S'*. to! I?' dirap^ered. end ; bi- .ran nti-fortunee, be Uni abundant -U OSes, coruer of » Kkhanoii. Mtebig—- Forsakrn. bennmlied by p4d w capture Rkhmred, the next tn that *f Hemd. th*• W« that of Justinian, and *» nn till ths times , . , .• rV wiabed to kill me.” toi^htn. made the reseduthm-which has | they During tbs *tr*nger’s reeital. Foedura turned tb.au~e.vof 1 . i ..trenhUabluw to । the aucw«« •'< Ill had kept her gax* rivited upon him. She our anna—<4 burning the mu. -bleb Um seemed to find upon hi* countenance fa­ En.pen.r Al.eredar bad confided lu file miliar feature*, without being ahle to tell ar. We will n-* attempt I" relate "» where she had aran them. Her heart the nreometaircea of U,i> Irighlfel dramalieat with violence, and an irrepresaihie rubkbts ahtbikeb. Dnven from tbelr borne, ny fire, .inkmg impulse drew her toward him. Polowunder tb. inlenully "I >1* «•"«• ■* *** * llun-xcs W**c» «■ _____ ski besought hi* gurat to relate «ame of dreadful aighc •" •" e*1 l"h”Mu"'•■ tb«-incident*-f <h« burning of M.wcow. ' mingled aith ,mr e.ldi.r. *7 KMBKW ‘ STHlbth. The "l«anger appesred somewhat reluoore, Ing ••ar wb.tr.-Hwy from . t*nt tn comply with »h’» request. How, the vii.li-nco of the flame*. r ni»p«'S. rerrirre which I __ ... aL.re___ — eaehieeh r. renrecm* r ______ _ De A k MMaived he dnre not refuse. De. KSirrEM - bibsows. Agvnte- meet la Cha next world, Ma .p-operty near Haaiplmi having bare preUy th,*Teblv totn.yafiTV avonk— Gre. Solomon, the next tn that nf Zombabel. •id to COMPOUND J. M. NEVIN*. —--------- ---- r , in »<ttemp» throughout wbern Foedura had stopped, scarcely ra­ Magruder, who burned Hampton eo of this heroic nati<*n. Every <*• bnnws covered front her fright He regarded with kindne** and an ey« of o»«np***i<m MrUamd .4 Frekwe had Ukw a part !• into «*i Lhm child whom Heaven termed to have lb. gon >b* campaign. FiwA.tre had EdloweB bite. ’ confided t*» him. He was a Polish grnwitMett ,topping to rerlew the heart tlemsn named Polowaki. He took fnon eroding arena. »f thia war. wa will only blagemu much w.m. odd prariremL ves ma that Varreiai. waa taken be eiap. In thia terrible day iMmaamU of Pole, and l *b-ll «.icb lb. uid .unirt .l**m. d”m- which *’"0 ^vivrd her. Then he oecrmsry w — row mj heart doud. wiii^JL aWsy UM,h child by the hand and led her to Huaaana periebad. Toward Meom, all orwus imb*dls Buchanan, ha* had hw Jw off teen gituri-atese, for 2X.d*v- hi. ca-tle. distant about ten. Iragura. - tha eupanor olSrera of th. rictiwlinn ar­ I plant-lion in Mi-eissipp* raveg^ by o»* my went to vi*lt the battle field, where h bfllt' oftywn tbit brt*k nnin ihart. There Eifod-ir* was welcomed with kinduf <»ur gunboat expedition*. All tbu wntasd citer mid ito d^p'aUn Zx, news bv the wife of the noble Polowekl, ths corpses nf the o?mqw«ror* and tbsi con­ property wee destroyed, including eropa, quered l*y in confusion. An infinite m trftlMi vote* lingvr »UU 1* my «ar ' who delayed not to supply all her want*, and Ul. W* ux.k the opportunity M» number of wounded groaned among the b* world'* loud *trifc its ttnuni I tor, She was then able to narrate to them all . ewbps. Old Mr. Ruflia, Ute cynki, who dtMd. Moved with pity for lh-»ss V* mof nld-it will sot ti* long. that obe knew of her history. Moved to whom fortuns bad been cnotrary, thsi visited Cbsrieslon expressly to i mother—Uiot law iwtetrng. Iran* by the child’s rental. Polowaki and • first gun at the nati-oal flag «» y°rt husband of Foedora had lh<wc carried tA hi* wife overwhelmed her with tbs most I I Bumptee, hat been reduced to h^stete^o. eVihrobhtegbrow, -, BIld w-m. F.tedora had Ithe hospital* in whom there yst remained. by thTdestraction uf bb a breath of lifeAftsr these piousmrs*. r.fovsrtehboetm tmrateg <**•-•• remembrance <^ber sad mi.forbed my heart ol its frohnes* and truth. 1J ।be wsnt wtill farther in thi* place «»f death,, dence «« the James nver. a* • ...krel ’fw.n, rn» eliMlE tb> hlnom of it* »««»«•• • where, among eeyeral corpses which theyr necessity,n under orders from McClellan. Several years passed, in wb'ch they Howell Cobb haa p-ne h-nne t-> Ovo.-pa, were going tn bory.be perceived a r<>Hsh ,~<b. Irart.rd nothing oflhe parents./F"«dnr*. . .tflicer of high rank>11 e'ivsrsd with croes­ wounded and unfit fi-r further act... areIn the meantime, she had grown in wi»wire. Mre-o of Vlntiala. now in Eng i ea and ornament*. He thought he aaw dom and In beauty. Nothing bad been I in him *»»me aigu* of life, and had hi in neglected to (yrm aright her heart ‘and carried to the bouse where Foed-ir* re mind. She was then fifteen year* old. 11,10* on tba chariliaa of bit brathwricab­ ’ mained. There, every necMeary atten­ En< h rear the anniversary of her rescue al, 81,8.11, win wu conning en.emb m tion wa* bestowed upon him, and •l"»'y had Iwen a festive <Uy. During one of tra.Macc<m.idcn.bla mua.y W Baraga recovering from his ielhcrgv. ths Polish these re-union*, while Feedura rehearsed bribe, tba ncimmn muremeok *>cn-anew lhe incident nf her cbildb<»id, and aarioae. S1I4.U. Io 'f th. bred ,.f th. b-I. 8ald.nly aha al­ and social quahtit*. bse had the cold the benefit* which her parent* ol adoption tered a cry ; aba bad reognimd Polow ha.f bestowed upon her. passed in review •boulder turned un all bi* J?* tbrv heard tba report of * gun a short "’polowakl rarerrarrd front hl. wound, ward European potentate*. L. "• er. the origwal Confod^at- Beoretary of distano- front the ga-tlr. The wind blew only to b. plnnuod Inn. a mill «raa«r with violencr.thr annw fell in great flske*. War, who made th* braggadocio •perrn danger. Hi* name w«* placed on the and ohaettred the sky an that one could on the .tsp. of their eapiud at Montgom­ li.tnfexile*. When F.tedora w«* ap not see three steps before him. “It l» ery, Al*., when the new* "f the. nri^d of it. she immediately rep*«red m •ome hwt traveler wh • ask* help, and of Sumpter was J*’*'**1 the Empenir. She embraced hl* knee*. capture wh>. i* attacked by wild beast*, for it is in . Lieb ba premia.! | .nd demanded a f*v«* I •nd Nk*°’“impossible that oneshmtld abandon him tuda that by lb. 1« <• *•’. I hearine, pronounced the pardon of rolself to the plea*urra nf the chase, at such gag would also “he unfurled <« th* capjt..l .1 W*riingum,*nd »■«« io Pbllad*Ia time." cried P.Jowaki, and be com rwrski. ninnded hi* m< n to go in search. He phia, New York, and even «*n haneoil placed hlm-elf at ’be head of hi* attend Hall in Bostoni* m.w a bopeiesa ««• ants, whom he led V' the furesL Some An a«nunl of Signor Piermtti a dis- derer at tbe Booth, bis family having *U time after, they returned tn the caatle.— c..vrrie« in the subterranean tvp'tgrapby been .wept fnm. hinibj dieose, and hte The servant* Imre upon a litter the Lidy 'of Jerusalem has »***” published. prapecty by fire. Tbi. l..t n...M b. . | o|g wounded Russian Foedorn threw ' extended, but enough name* have been Emnlovrd by the Parha as an mgmeer ‘ herself Iwfore her countryman. She he ha* dlecorered that the modem dty of ’ dressed hi* wound* heraelf He was Jemaalem stands «m several Isvere of grensors is niru, isriin iMHtn able able to tn express express his his thank* UinnK* <«• tn lhe tne i ruined m**mrv the undermost nf which. ernruent is era.urahly Ung suflbnng and h..t and bu-tre, of lb. eaetlr, .nd l» re |' cimposed of deeplv beveled and en«w full ,d kitvlnn* uraard, three «b» •Ulka .1 !>• «r l“‘ ■ . - hi* story »■• r. hte to ftwam them. mon* stnnea.be attributes tn the age<>f .< lb. ualumri life. OHV.SlC1AsLd’«Wrr*. OOteemB.^. t ■MrfkvttM ■»•■ tw CkW J Extra BiUy Smith’s ** isHfe conditional Warrentoe has hmo l±«r~ •listings' business |lirtttoni. DRUG Uari PutemkL end F.ralura foil.wad Mm. mA without aaaariag bar benafatttnre that her gratitude would oee*. onlr wltb hrr lift. They returned W Muaww. U»i* v» reliirion plraere) r . .. __ oe a —— J ' ‘ or not. They may eon* tmma with lb« ®r £*• C’V ... when the, have cloth- — ..a iytMeg ,«*. theyonnever ha.a they re, fcney will ei«u on lh.me.lraa.end, wb«> they du go to ehnrrh. tbay may M* r~',ll'cl hot they «i» be rerun, u. ™»“"b«r what kind of a d wore; U»y «iH u’ "^^rebre .a. in Sli« So and «>. pew. »«d wl“l“r th. IreJywire lo<*l.g g-;»n wee mao. „f new Bilk, or wee only We rid “turned" fiT tbv •“■•'““I-— Whaig.dd.re ■->'>■>« Inetareb do each oaopl. 1 They would d,> Ire. wrong to £,,p.in M MwneThey may Seller- tbamaaltae that Weir deamuree •" “ “reareotbre prepU’e but ^m.nd which, m church, ran be *o occupied with the frivnHUee ■•* >“• °“ ha,, .little room i, U fee W* e«ri«« T^f^ntMn. -MM. ba. . t*»»" i thing, of tba neeL ,nUk are! «te»r >a idmulied । “ Ilk. that of milk ■ he Signor Pi.rn.ltl, F™——. with —— tha -(rainuie -, Exatreta la a HrIn, Wei. The IIS •.trek k..:ta which Hrwekwh bnilL .avl and wh'lrth «Meb is <a da Every actiim km . b«e."'twrtX Tretn,.^ .“ent. .her. nf m, Mrtun.. reribed be Joaephua. Tba maaanremeM .peak.W„rd. are but arUeulate h™«'kThe entire r tte, heg-n lu to dawn. »« W™.’ ™"7“,1^, tnnli awav all nur happinrae— and w«lti™ "r ">•"*,,f U"“ r~"«‘"are tb. fee aimlle. -fthe.>£, * ■* ■d.„<hwr. While In tool with the Jawiab Matorian a irnenph,‘ fatigue .ml ."d hunger b»»«" threw <•"’ ,mr much beloved'daiighwr. While In < claim what ia within. The child rewire, tha life. Il aboi’ld be In harmmiy wKh .i th. .ntnmc. ..fa the mid*t of the dreadful disorder, exci- ttian*. good.,—K~n !• >b» "f f‘™rt । t«f by IM- frlgMfnl catnalrnpbc.w. wraghb ieery merit I. tremparenbJf« •«<» wife and I, to mve from tb. fnraclty Stampw EwvwPBa.—Postage stampthrown into b.lanre, a dead W of the flamre. onr m«n valuable Irvarare. vnvebme* were first Introduced into Into th. other. N"«->Xiu"ir<Z5X „ |,„t „ur child, then in hre alxih yanr. thJcrnnlry in tb. yrer 1851 lather «ud in* j. c. Bcaaoe*- G-* arilcle fl. »• SHELDON, SOLDLEBS bounty. IIAUK FAY, FENoloN, diL. C. rBlMDLE, SSuWEFOKMSA-XDWKECTlOliS LUJU1J. re> „„„„„„ ra. EftkUW Of O’’DAKIBL rr.l«<>> K. H. COOK, CUCM“ c**rtT7.77L-icire«. liarer— wd .TATE OF aWKKKKY, *• her tn conduct bee off. rcd at • price far below that ot the Unt than U»t parreri. A aiorere word la newer loot, b«l friend who Heed ordinary envelope* of the trade, they do mv J'. to which th. fire not a* yet *♦"> j°*UJ Jht adriee, center V. But neither lb. the public. There haa been but -light pr.-rid. f.w lb- Uula "2^i'..,tr„l„.«L noraa nor the child returned ; and ainre variation in the number nf I the event, all Inqnlrle. bare been velopes isened annually. In ISM Jt An old My «• “'"T* hr »*”? fruillrea. Pr-baMy. acme building In nmXted ftMI.SW Jn IM® totM7.571 50; io 18M m WOTJ<H;ln 1M1 rtdWren about mana troohja la ■««««. Mllng. buried them In It* ruina. In th. o«ir.« •■< -»to tba chl«f "£^ 5!" At these word*. Foedora. whn had li • to 1200218, the latter being lee* lb*u <|. .hr Irunird U. n. bchrednd. “It ’.^7 and OPT*I„ tened rageriv bi nil the particulate of th. 15 pe/oent »f the i-«• rreiul. reuld no l'««wr 0™“'^” aee stamps whicMncHJnMto*’ of a bred, w b. wire,” ™d th. good hdy, ... - a. .’. ___ * UnnswhMiU excited within her. She 000 in 1M8 to threw herself upon tbe nsck of the Mrs" err erring. “O. rn* fit«b*r. my father . . Why 1* Waari Vreavlrallk. a M~r «uMht>m«rtI B«“l' "”d. ' F«w.1ors left w rta i Thi* was a vmching sight Yon will p*^ and .tampecan be nmenred F<w’"A. ut Am us If w» do not attempt tri describe TV probability !• that etamped •«*•*- g!rth column. <dettu»k. etri Oueiu.y pdg vtol . whh which tbMr opes will be ft up by ths Govammetit totexlum during dw rj PP m in of various <j“»Htles to *u|t the U*te* of first *11. . Her oureo had lakvn u. tb. houre of ■ In a dietant. «re«. had not .alendi-d- Wbn �THE the Pi *» w- NUvxxa, ’kd: > of an A tian lie VH.eUar ■•ralig, Sec. i that being exit empire. Havdtg tx mn, cnosxx 6t-« t^as*. ^le think* the WiTHorr 9VILC AXD WITH FLK* WtWFOSB. but fearing that his wewtWnay nut be as d^*1^^** 1®’>gth' our Hmltwi'apfree, •“•JXv^r.ok. litre thia plan shall JHwJffvBS |&t<bafihJt.that a majority of our read- mineral reet^| direction would have a prove lhe revehSli*!* serious consideration e King the national the ««u|t as Prwit Uni-m. exclusively Tba in its its; be i* no longer ths warrior, amens- sir Unportiuit <k»cnnjsni. t’ ; . t. ;j. ‘ Ha b^a abadt, of «MTpanpie amboriae. noting the fowitie* Of Providenec,- and file (/oTftimianee of the war, revert* to O6Y foreign r.ftla|ion< and ^dr.tfcm t'.i'.ba . ^fr. tiocoln la profoundly right trii hie unMu-ccwfuI oh th*Peninsula and in front last summer,' inference that the effect will forcigu until the eaiisaisflxtinguUbcd ; .Upt men iuterrai. will qol .lay,’ down those * arms ^crferAnee in otjrnEur* appears to'befr'ri; till that toteresl is either appeased or put mia^L.atiil there arc many?questions in . - • out aftiie way and, that inasmuch a* it c*nnot*b««oncllisted without lhe gross­ . .^'The Crllohization scheme Mcma'to have est dlshonbr and weakness, there lr no alternative but lo, put it out of the ‘ w|y.’ ip'ct i sudden ibeck—-pet-bap* we mhy •Wf ‘ifcS’tauf't-by.tbj!«*£‘be Goy- The war ha* given Us an opportunity uaprwtti, to. come to any agreement with for doing ao, which none bul fool* would miy of the Government* of Central Amer neglret.' Sbivefy miict be g"l‘/id of by ^torebdve and protect sneh colonist*. tbe aLrong hand pr by legislation ; . The jde^ of a scientific exploration of (pir .vMt MpongMizcd Lincoln say* territories, with a Mr. by both :> by tho strong hand in tha impenitent rebel states, and vtew of hoeauraging mining- fperalkma, by equitable legislation in the loyal states. fka px'd one. * /rtfq^ilpn'Al fihaneies receive eonilder- We. regret, however, that he doe* not see the necessity Q^paking that extinction able Atten । iotv imiholiicBStqge/a* would I immediate, not gradual, in either c**e.— ba&pMtad. But >h«i main feature;of rtterest in thie [tart, ie, a reepminaodntioo (8tir|iTfoirij Lrankir.g-areoctstious under a */Co‘pgre*a, weir guarded Tn »ta pcoviaiunx. ,Ta't£»o banks it i«pro- frktmg fcbteh, based upon Untted'Btatee $oirds deposited in this Treasury as'secu- r»ty. These notes, being uniform in np ■ To free n>en gradually,or by installment*. Is like cutting off a do^’e tail by inches, to get biin used to tbe most dangerous and pain. Il is tbe troublesome of all If slavery be a euros, aa we all know Jt is y if the conllnuance of It is incompatiable, a* the President argue*, with the oontteuaBoe of.lhe Union—then it must be destroyed ul once. ■ hanible into, coin, th» President । tiiinko; 'Pr,,^cl ••“’trr Against the efih of a has a right to inflict alcnrae upon posted t jcioii^ gurfeuey,_ahd facilitate commerce monl the interact* ofa special class against , , k : We Ire re from the’Mcstege that public No nation ty ; no legislator can weigh for a mo- the integrity efriinlry. and preservation of bis Linds have ccnk'.-d to be a source of reve pijC. From the 1st of July/1861, ty the -30th of September, 1862, the entire cash receipts from this source were >137,407, 26, a BunTtntjch less than the expense* of the lafid system'during the same period. F .-,Tlic.President argues, and with great sceoiing fores that a separation of the Btmth from the North is a seeming Im- j>bssn»iTlfyr Ho argues that there is no natural bomi.hiry, and that lhe North West would trover consent to a divided MiMtiwippi/ur any otter of the natural highways of trade to.the high seas. Not that nations may not dwell in peace, whose territory is contiguous,- but that all the ^OMthme of difference between the two Actions, ol this country would continue if separation, should taka place. The Plr«id*nt view* th* cxistenee «f slavery fts not only the great first, ciuse of onr diffi.-ulties, but the mainspring of cnntlnjii’d action and opposition on the part of th* south. To remedy and remove this evil from tho border nnd loyal states he propose* the- following articles to be adopted by congress and pneseo^d to the State Legislatures or Conventions, to becottM part* of tbe Qmstitotion when ratified by two thirds of such Legislature* of ,Conventioas ; Atow exist*, which shall abolish the tame Ab»United Slate* the bonds so received betbC ** ?* ‘hereof sod all interests paid ,. bpt all • State* ,hue in So economically or as well provided for. It is extremely doubtful whether a dreu lation of United State* noli* payable In in Honor or dishonor to the latest gener­ ation. Wh' wy Hhat^frd ’are fur the Uw>p. Tbe world _wlR «<it forgak that .' ; M»*Urrf.l kt all inirtd Oniytl. T A>«afi0 af «!• woNen aA teeroofc, K ^Onlyitt ly loantbe Ust Wrot hope of earth.-tOther means may succeed but this cannot fail. The way 'tr plain, peaceful, gener­ ous. just—n way which, if f illowed, the world will for ever Applaud, and God must forever’btea*.” coin, and sufficiently large for the wants of the people, can'be permanently, use­ ty of Fa--ry, ^rthnntaMhter* Week*, imme Bdf Ju .eo-ifrT tfgiH Hir-IJIOT* totQ COMAiMSKLNKK'B NOTICE/ —xirp»ur. uvrKFWMaww" 3 I lit I ‘ 'Louis Napoleon’s spouse is as capri­ cious ar she is pretty. The hoop skirt Is one of ber hi>u«D*. nhd on the w|>»le * provision for the public want*, .can ba <Mie. Embroidered pettiermta BUfl^CUip^ JfOty TIJ£ (#AN.«^It! made, and the great advantage* of a safe were another of the Euipress’ 'whims, Itflth) <i*y of Dt*cs.brr. ISC*, «*d on and uniform currency secured! I know ■engendered by her pity for thi; distressed of none which promises »o certain results, f£Ams(rc*»c| of 'Paris. ,A sudden and It austains the Administration and lhe and at the same time is so unobjection- unroyal like visit to Lmul>>o waa another Government. hbk> a* the txrgimizalion of banking asso­ caprice, causing a quarrul wilb~Louis and fur the Uttal *<ljuilmctit of all claim* afaioat said ciations under an act of Congress, well other family troubles. Becoming dis­ estate. • -' • • - 'tn gnarded-in ita provision's. __ To such asso­ tressingly pious 'Was another imperial JH8TIN W. MILER. 1 ItamaMciations tbe Government' might furnish . 0sHW>N Ajpp^JKE, i mmt notion; promiring th have a *eton'd baby, circulatidg note* bn the security of United Dated, NorctHber 1V, l->62. >orMU ah other. But the queerest and mo»t —---------- —- ----- ? /J States bonds deposited In the* treaayfy. staHling femilnne faticy was publishing These nofes prepared under , the super­ A c km for THE MILLION. a newspaper. La France is Jho Empress’ vision <if proper officers, being uniform organ, which 'Europe reads with interest in nppearhnee. and security and Converti­ [SPLENDID A^P^PIMPRI.^E HOLIDAY ou.dlkMe content* the stockholder spec ble always into coin, would at. once pro­ Into and which form* lhe new “sensation'1 tect labor against tbe evils ofjj vicious of Paris, -It ha* an enonnoiM circulation, /? l DEBOXRirrx 1 currency, and facilitate commerce by and is impertinent and assuming. Fanuy ■’■ RUNNING STITCH. chehp and safe exchange*. A moderate Engeuis's InvelyJund* soiled with the reservation Ih»Q the interest on the inh of praffshccta. imagine her selectbonds wbold compensate the United .I ing, clipping, revising, arranging and inState* for lhe preparation and di«tribtttio'h ditinjf; conceiving leader* instead of of the notes and a general supervision of children, and arranging Idea* instead nf SUBSCRIBE FOB-THE BANNER I the system, and would lighten tbe burden colors. All her pocket money that ahe of that part of tbe public debt employed can squeeze out 'of her grim lord is now as security. The public credit, more It wursMasKjetm. HS*-. ,r watted in types ; all her time is pawed SUUDT>t». etc . with a Mngte efr double thread, an over, would be greatly improved, and in selecting cdiUirial* and prescribing any inatfiigl adapted to tl>« anrfttxe wrtTcn. Tba the regulation of our loan* greatly facili­ IhlnneaT, n«uall* *bc Wioaf dURealffo/Wluh. by copy. Some day Im Ftanu will g»» too tated by the steady market demand for far. and Louis Napolpon. tbo “Sphinx.” Government bonds,' whibb tbu adoption will become desperately tavnge. He of tbe proposed system would create. It will stretch fnrib his morally huge paw, bi an additional recommendation of the and, like an eggshell, hi* wife?* newspameasure.of considerable weight. In my per will crackle and dinappear. They judgment, that It would reconcile, aa lar oneiation, and »i»ch a marvel ef hare a very quiet and efficient way of child ofmx or eight year, can rsnr as possible/nll existing interests by the regulating the pre** In Paris. w„rk it srccxwvLt v. opportunity offered to existing institu­ folly and safely maintnined. Is there any other mode In which the necessary W ■f/ IT^WPE8 ;.<| *. ' Vncondltioiial Loyalty. "‘’’'’"Ti-TlT v LOCAL NEWS Briliiin, France Spain and Prussia. In each case it boa bean kindly received, but not yet formal ly adopted, more.” In tbe inaugural address be briefly pointed out tho total inadequacy of disunion as a remedy for difference* be­ tween the people <-f lhe two sration*. “1 did so in language wiiiph I cannot im­ of thia notice, will bo liable to par |en poroeut in addition, for the coal of collection, Offie* In Roberta A Striker’* Dro* Store, Ent inp, Michigan. J. P. ROBERTS. decJO D*ply. Collector. prove. Physically speaking, we cannot separate,. We cannot remove our re­ spective section* from- each other, nor [From the Cln. Free Notion, Dec. 11,1861.J build ao impassible wall between them.” He then remark* at length on the diffi­ Da. Hoback's Bitts**.—By reference culty of making any national boundary line. He then suggest* amendment* ^o the Qutatitution, Cuograga ooncurring. to eod a new article in tha line of 'Stomach Bitters? be proposed to the Legislature* or .conveutionK of the several States, wbi*h if the m __ ________ htauluaie* to their ratified, by tbrse-lourlh* of said Lcgislarespective territories. Under these cir­ ture*. are. to be valid . as parts of aald cumstances,! have decided hot tri more Constitution. any such colpny to any State, without first Tbe first article proposes that all State* obtaining flic consent of Its Government, abolishing slavery before January 1st, with an agreement on iti part to receive 1900. shall receive compensation from and protect such emigrants In all their tbe United States,. X rigt* ol freemen, and I hare at tbe same' advertisement. 2nd. Al! slaves Ireed by lhec£ta>ce* nf limo offered to tbe several State* situated war, any time before the end of thb re­ in lire tn•pies, or having colaoies there, bellion, .hall be forever free; hoc all to negotiate with them—subject to the owners who have not been disloyal, shall THE Advertiser having been restored sdylcc and ocuacnt of tlie Senate—con be compensated. '. : 'j oereing the voluntary enfigrailaii of p<»r3d, Congress may appropriate money । and that droad dine m, Ltatevmptions of that das* to their respective tar- and oUtarwiee provide for colonizing free 1 Jo makeknawa I*btaMtowsaltoritoriws. upon conditions which shall be colored persons,_ with their onnsent, at ! any place without the United State*. , Hayti are y«i the only countr Tbe President dtaeuws* these article* < colonist* of African dracent at some iemjth, Md »»k*: “If then for a 1 E.!"ZnE. coroiDiMi object *feve property is to be gret to eey That <uch persons, may Ottlytl oil, si. .7"“ Ot'R F9XE10X RSLAHOXS. tion* to rcmgaijize uudcr the ae^substi He says the correspundenceo touching luting only the secured uniform national foreign affairs, which .haa taken place Circulation for lhe local and various arCongress tnel on the let inst., but ss during the last year, is herewith submit culatlon now issued.” Messrs. VatlandThe President yet has done nothing. ted, in compliance w ith.a request US that then gives a’^ummary fmm the Secretary mgham, Richardson &t Co. hare l»egnn effect. If tbe condition of our .relatinna <>f lhe Treasury’* report, and refers to their fire-in-tho-rear on the Government, with other nations is less gratifying than reports of the Secretary of the Navy and and any number of resolutions nn the forracrly, it is certainly .more aatisihctory of War, and says that, though lengthy, suspension nf the writ of habfat corput. Uiau a nation, so unhappily distracted they are only brief abstract*. the “Union as It was.” &c.. has l»ecn SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! might have reasonably apprehended. A , offered ,bj. ,tbe*e worthies. Each one, POSTAL AXD DITXRXAL AFrAta*. bloekade of 3.000 miles ol sea const could however, has Leon summarily suppressed He Mys there is a decided improve­ not ho, established apd vigorously on in tbe House without permitting any de­ IT 18 THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF BARRY ment in lhe financial condition of the eizrj.OTTYHiiA? forced, in season of great commercial bate. Mr. Cox. of Ohin, with great Post Office Department, compared with activity like the present ffilhout coniqiitregard forth*jpterests-oflpscnMtituents. precedeing year*. ting occasional mistakes and inflicting offered a reaulQI ien reducing the tax on Tbe Secretary of the Interior report* unintentional injuries upon foreign na whiskey.which was promptly tabled. On It doe* the County printing. that the public land* have ceased to be tinns and subjects. “In dear cases nf Friday. Mr Stephens offnerd a resolution ■ soarce of revemr?. thin kind I have, aa far an poasiltle, heard that all ths act* of the President in regard Speaking of the Indian affairs and tbe 'n”d redressed complaints by friendly to the habeas corpus be made valid; Power*. There is, liowever, a large and recent troubles bo says: “I submit fur which wm laid over nt him own request. {our special consideration*whether our augmenting number of doubtful caaea Tbe proceedings of the Senate thus far ndian system should not be remodeled. ,upnn which the Gf»vernment is unable to have been unimportant. lie suggests the eitrlieal completion of agree witli the Governments, whose pro the Pacifitf Rmlroad; also tho favorable tcction is demanded by the (Claimant*.— • action ol Congrca* on project* for en­ SPECIAL NOTICESThere are. moretjvcr. many caw* in larging the great eanala of New York, which th* United Stale* Government and Illinois and Michigan. Cellectwr’a Notice. its citizen*, suffer wrongs from the naval ; Tna XMAXCTPATrOX QVKSTfinr. . ’or military aulborites of foreign nations, roa B.aar Co., in Poekt* Drsratcr, Mica., > The President refers to bi* compensa­ which the Government of the United Hxenxsa. Drosmbar 9th, tM*. ) -CW.I < Stales arc not prepared at once tn redress. ted emancipation proclamation of Sept. IVrOTICE is hereby girca to all person* who II have proposed to some of lhe foreign 22d. and say* “that tho portion of earth XV have applied for Lio**** aa Retail Dealer*, Hotel Keeper., Manufacturer*, Broken, and for occupied by the people of tbe United «state* inters*ted mutual conventions, to State* is well adapted' to be the home of !fummitM and adjust such complaints.Thl* ha* been made, especially, to Grsat our national family, but not 'for two or TMR OOLONUATIOS SOBBMB. “Applications have bean made tn me .Lord 1900, shall receive compensation by many free Americans, of African ■irom the United. States a* fellows, to-wit: deseenk to fitvor their emigration, with The President of the United State* shaN a view to such colonization aa was eondeliver, to evctjLMuth alate, bonds of the United fitate*. bearing intereat at the rate Other parties, at borne and abmad—msnie of----------- . for each slave shown to Have from interested and other motive*—have Im-cb therein by tbe eighth census of the suggested similar measures; while on tha VnitedrStates; said hinds to bo.dclivyed to such State by installment or in one parcel at tbe completion of tbe abol­ ishment, accordingly as the same shall Jtavg Irtongradual or.at one time within aueb State ; gnd interest shall begin to run iiptm any such bond only from the proper time of its delivery, as aforesaid. ‘rebate. S5 SEWIHG MACHINE, cldtrt: >sauwo*.and security and. always e.n- by cbeap aa4.*afa exchaugcs. “The reatexpanditarc* iiTdtot to the millttry tod' nariff operations ’ 'required for the tuppntaslon of (ha rebels, have hitherto beto rdet with a promptitude and errfainty ttrmehal in almilar'eireuhiatenreC tn* the ertrfit hks beeh folly maintained. T»e oontinustfee of the war. hbweyer, and the Increased dbburitamwits msdentriesmary deihanffyonr b^^refltotiods da to tu best (dudes of providing tbh- nreea* try revenues. The suspenrioti "of specie payment by the bank* made large Issues of the United Btete* notes unavoMahle. In no other way could We payment of the troops and the eatMheti<itf i>t otbfey jnst demands be goveririneut 1i| order to protect a special erent rights of the rebels. ’ W hile Ito hr ' tint cease from their'Kcknowledgsneat even ol the bellig­ oh unsettled atete. enable the the States in the gradual cxtinoUoo ■ of itetefy. >■■■• ' •’?' nm tbat.H' o'ur arm* had not beeti suddenly power* would soon ti*e receded •» •Hall •enerfj goyar-nmfat4poo;opcra6. wlth fjlity ag satisfactory as could ba expeAcd. of Waabington, therefore- (o procure.aaeh bn amendment UM PrmM^iirUli" “TV- ere .inadequate to the aVfrto!' ©>* occasion i* piled higirwith difficulty, and «* mint rise with the npraoion. Tba fiery trial: nunlMio ... dogma* of the qpiet past iNUIdJH'AI aiSA.JWWT ‘TOWy mmlwpl -mtglamU,' Mmut ty U» Mrjomt nil n, .nd br cv. . i> SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! SMHT8Z.H appropriate aa I thtak tbeir In­ i’. ? BLACKS* SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNEIl R»n« to any addrom In the Untied Htetcn. on receipt -of an order, inctoatag the un-.onto. or may route® lu »a(c receipt and the drtwehine. anywliert witbin MWtulfra i pre., charge*, ’ ‘ I arrangcmcnti for asrnele*. <>r FkQHQKSi or for foil partlcnl.ro. Nine. j»Ka»»EhT. 473, BROADWAY, K. T. cUinea. WATCHES & JEWELRY, Of th* Richest k mat Fa*hio=*Wo Patterns, Oruaco *t- Hrrht At^WwoudSMis F«ict> ! ! rpiIKHURBARn BROS.. No*. MAC Xim. 1 Htrret, Mew Yorir, Mauiifeeturrni nd Impurlrrw ol ntt the I.-ad.n- Rieh and <n<>M popular •tylra oTWatcwu and Jkwklby. beiu*deternHiiwi upon incroaaiDg their Bdmbcm to mi unlimited extent, offer tltrMfowifef etosat Ornament* al *bMA® 1Wr%BSEKVA.’4be‘li4’. HnntWr aedopcn faw, or Lady’e or Gentleman-. Welch. third a* nodi, Prims only <**.. Retail* at from HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED LEVERS, Enxlush mauwfncturv Movement! capped aed full, jeweled, haa »unk (second., and the eeweat improveuienta. Heavy caned and «ood imitation gold. Price only CH. Ret.Ih.at from *80 tu»to». HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED ARMY work, Lh™.^iJrTrSdkJ. etaPricelH. Rctalla at Irons W«i to plot-. . freet variety efolbee WxTcwxa,** low prige*. ■tci Ben* of Brooch and tar Drop a to oormd. Imitation Clunter Diamond, a very rich im, and entirely new, price »4- Coral and entwined, a very neat and pretty ornament. �*a*»y.s !! ’S •Wutogtoo, D«. *, miKm> S f»rf~Ur ^IM, wi lUn i, ao. fiMfM «w^.<>rlHn>tniul) Wr.bre.dth Day Express,................IJOP.IL raWly as notne, how tmr it vad to foy head, that a shell bureud, Thanksgiving services in this rua I will may ba [ but to ed by the TYsms’ correspundont, induce* the belief that a desperate fight will m>. «ae on an attempt on onr port to cross. A amount of fresh vegetables has been ordered • for Sumner’s and Franklin’s old corp*, lhe scurvey having looha up any waye aancy, will joat lick Mr. Editor, that I may not be numbered among tbrae whowe Being absent from town, and par­ rown.?. W oored our. I have no great waa deeda to record, no great etoriea to relate, We trust the but I have an boneat trlhnte of reaper* to partiea interested will pardon <ntrontor. pay to the nubia dead,-/to the thouaande tial misinformation on our the cause of our blunder. return, whose Sekxtohial Cakvam.—The Senatorial •canvass nf this Senatorial Ct CferMto. last District waa wcqk. has bcCh own Sius and iniquities, the By blood sacrificed fur a Government falling to pieces from its do this in consonance with my feelings and emotions, mitted to give tbe vote of the two coun­ mangled forms, would, with the ties upon that office. of a Dcmosthcncse or Cicero, stand amid Eaton gave Smith W. Eoabr 1617, and Martin S. Brackett 1285 votes. By these figures it will seen that Mr. Fowler tbeir powers nhqrlhy of their panegyric names; in­ voke tbeir spirits as they look be out from has n majority In yet unfinished, to speak to us words of wisdom, and point us tu tbe way of vic­ tory, peaee,and that Constitution ordainetl Godxt for Jakvary is one of the finest by Gud fur the government uf the world. specimens of this ever fine magazine fur the.Indies. But I will not moralize, to the exclu Ita embellishments are such aion uf this. ns tochillenge the admiration of eveny beholder. Bat are nood Lvly’s Rook. We are now lyMg opposite Fredericks­ not pnff the Every lad* of taste burg, Va. ap- ed in a very great increase in bis powers and his liberation from many of the re­ straints undur which he bored. Come and See >!•<) 5XS turn, and that th* heirs at law of Mid deceased,and all other perwoa intert.ted in aaid estate, »re r* qul red to apaar, at a saeata of said court, then *• be bolden at th* Probst* dfoe*. in tbe village of .L.-—--------- 4* ■ ■ WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED Philadelphia, Dec. A Pl BE CT the bearing tbarwof, by ouuing ar oopy order to bo puUUhrf is tbe “HmUdj nor," a nowanaper, printed and dreufi aaid county or Barry, for six *M0M*iv< FRjOM Fairfax Station, Dec. 3, P. M. ’SHE exxx* There is no new s from our front. A man arrived in our lines from New (J^suus w jth a pass from Gm. Butler.—* He tatijsria Richmond and Gordurisrille tu Modisun C. H., and says that Jackson's forces were at tbe latter place a week ago S mid went thence to idberty Mills, were they uiicatnpcd the next day.’. ■ Philadelphia, Dee. 5. Advices from Furtress Monroe, yes­ On Band and On reading asd iliag tb« petition, f Abigail Scothorn widow of aa sec it leveled, and not their lives pay for Six of our pickets of the Army of lhe secesh property any longer. Oar sup Potomsc froze to death on Beturdsy night. in the world! plies have been very short of hie. IInrd ' Seven died uf the effects of cold at Camp /n cute* of Biliout Cholic.Jnjtumation of ! Miaery, Alexandria. the Ihnrelt, and in all violent attack* bread has been in active demand at ten An army letter of the 4th, says that trill prorluce a hialthy eraeuatioti from dents a pinee. Half rations of Coffea and Franklin's corps struck teats Chat day the botrelt in tiz hanrt. . sugar. Plenty of fresh beef, but no salt. and occupies Belleplain. This move is •HAI.WAY-S K»’ri-*T1XGPHAA , plOT„ undoubtedly the commencement of set! ve are the the uoly Family Cathartic that ’ opcratums, < ruVttre .'itb.rat duplctran, Hilhoul pto » «uj a few l.tU. Il*..l*. b*»a Plmy xrpeirate For Sale By the’Pound. Which we offer at GOOD PRDfTS At 10 and 12J cents per yard. IP1R3KES. more rapidly than any . trajn of provisions when pla- , terrib|. oul. .itbm tbrir the circulation. No lurnj uf Indigestion ' marily dealt with. Accordingly, “FenbUioiMM«W,- oi* intesAmul diaefisea, can i f|vj#g Brigade,” (the same that was । «t an.r and "PHAli>W AV’S REGULATING PILIA 1 ■'“> routed Sluarfa Cu.alr, Pa«"ayl»«"la. •'«! pulth.ni «af.-l? at Jtcti per Yard. towfwrv'gwlag^East. A. L. SKINNER. WJ3 & GROCERIES con tnirjr luv. *>, ««k .nd ll* sy that I think you may begin cither- , . Very Respectfully. Yours, cause a dnoe of pills gripe HARD-WARE! Tbe New York Tribune saya: in this paper ft*r tbe dfttrvction and ntttr c extermination of all kindt and tpeciet of Fennm. I3P“8old in-'IItrrrros, Roberts A Stukbr, and by “Al-] Private advioee from one of tbs most Mica., by tbe Drug­ AND though we have no news of importance from the Potomac by telegraph, it ran do indP ®» Pr’b*t mull no hnrju tn repeat lhe announcement made io a Washington paper on Satur­ day, and doubtless already in Richmond, that a portion of the army hod probably crossed the Rappahannock at Port THE great cause of HUMAN MISERY. CHANCERY ORDER. I TATI or MICHIGAN—fishth Judicial CirpJ off 'plndbjg^rTtbe Cirtult Court for the Coen- Oftiarry; h Chancery, at Hasting*, thia lltb y of November, A. D. one tbouaaod eight baud- Royal.” S150 BEST PIANOS. 1150 7 Octave Boeewood Fiano. ffiSSSSH®*51 *10 CASH, a <- 4 Teaaa• to **00. if granted. DRY GOODS! ALKCTFRE OX THE CAC8E AND tf YMthhl I Station of Strraoy • Allan, BoUriton Stacks of ■aaraoeahe canne bit bill to ba filed, and ‘’•“sraLsi.c.iuiA resident Defendant. Edwarf Landon. btfc. it.. tin. * Clothings wm-™- COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. OUR GOODS Unusually Low! Mt. 478 IMIBWAY, New York, Dec. 6. that von have been relieved of eomc diS- To To Destroy------- Rats, Roaches, Dtttroy------- Mice, Moles, and Anta. Dtitroy-------Bed-Bugs. D<ttroy------- Moths in Furs, Clothes, Ac., Ac. Dttlroy------- Muequitoes and Fleas. Dttlroy------- Insects on Plants and Fowls. Dtstroy------- Insects on Animals. Ac. Ufttroy------- Every form and species of Vermin. See “Coster’s’’ advertisements OBor»STEX» * Hili. terla, naani their new wAiwrooms, v<*o exctwwve- To To To To To To to look bowdti ' It is a fatal error to suppose that bp­ Oct. 22d, 1862. gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. are the purest and best purgative modl-‘ j back into Virginia,) was put in motion, From Europe, we have but little cine known to inodicel scivncc. ‘While j nnd after tramping nil day resulted about they purge from the system all diseased the same, proving conclusively, that Fen­ news, Mr. Seward Is said to have ad­ and corrupt humors, they impart nuurton’s Flying Infantry is not enough fur dressed an indignantcircular to England ishment, vitality, and quiet lhe suffering Stuart’s fleaty horses Widh Michigan concerning the fitting out of the Alabama and exhausted1 body. ' in a neutral port. The leading English Persons troubled with restlessness, would raise s!.v or aaveh more regiments bad dreams, ringing noises In the head, of Cavalry and send down here to relieve papers all hold that there is no ground .one pr twu of RAD W AY’S PLLLJ5 will for com pl si nt on the part of tbe Ameri­ us of Uns duly. daKra health, sod refreshing slaep. can government. * The distress in tbe Co. F, still maintains, with tbe help of THE ONLY PURGATIVE. cotton district is on the increase. . The Co. K, its organization. Stilt maintains RA DyV'AY’S PILLS are tbe only London Herold asserts that the relations its reputation for good behavior and rci. purgative that can be continued for a of Englund and France have an unsatis­ length of time in tbe treat tnent of Chroqb entific “cramping.” Still clusters around factory character in consequence of the Rlieuinalisai. Goul, Enlargement of 4be tbe camp fire when evening shades appear. refusal ,to ieterfare. -The English press Spleen, Engorgement and Torpidity oi regard McClelland removal as tbe irst tbe Liver, and diseases induced from tha inddeuts of tbe past, and tho prospects excessive use of Calomel, Msnoury, Q«nrcppjt of the Ute elections. France is of the future. Onr O. sod K. are united .Dine, Arc. । rumored tu have sent another note in The usft of tbe common drastic purga­ and commandsd by Lieut. Swinsiooc.— response to Enrl Russell. Seven steam-, tive pills in these disease*, should b« But I have occupied- more limo than I ers are said to be preparing in the Moravoided, espuoteily tlwwe that occasion designed to f« r the sun is sitting over the gey fo run the blockade. greaKpaio, griping, spasma, dsiism, sick 4YM* in Biich casM if tho stools are exHWinM. they will to found to to a II»bl IcaatrtH stylet tf Behteet, Wa have every kind of goods, such as Mew York, Dee. 8 That tbe and influence annultaneously. ’ the aibmZti, the U,*.!.. U» liver, and I ■’S' "» Goremineut, and rau.l be mm- Savtral eaaaa of PRINTS Tlte purest and best Purgative Medidne 4ryt» minoxtl frMi Three it Six fib1111^ per yard; A largo stock of - , perj>ctoa! "re*Ai t to the medicine. — i half starved rebels should seize upon a KEPT nWEPKTHTOM! TATE OF MICHIGAN. Babby Coctctt, as. At a session of the Probate Court, for tbe mass, has the appearance of a large city, ‘ terday, anuuuucs the sailing of a UniJ , ted State* fleet of several transports and Thereupon it i* ordered that Tutedsy, tho Ulh in population. Trade is very active and * two iron-clads, with sealed orders; desti­ day of Dooember. IMX at ten o'clock, ia the fcreitj We would admonish our lady read­ noon, be aaaigued forth* hearing of aald petition, very profitable, especially tu the sutlers nation unknown. and that the heir* at law of *aid deceaaed, and all er? that it is high time they had secured and Government officers, who seem to oih*r person* interealod in *aid eetate. are requlCairo, Dec. A .1 . nt IVlnM tha« in this excellent companion for lhe ensuing take great delight in fleecing lhe poor From tbe morning papers wo learn year. Terms—One copy one vest, $•'<. miserable volunteers, because they have that Gen. Hovey’s expedition, twenty Xwo copies one year, to. Three copies, the power. thuosand strung, which left Helena some *(>. Four copies. 47. Fire copies ona The rebels hold the town and refuse its days since, landed at Friar’s Point, twen­ year, and an extra copy to the persoq ty miles below- and marched to Grenada by earning a copy of I surrender, nnd so the quiet town we on* nnd look possession of that place lost published id tbe Hi sending the club, $10. tered and left, last August, stands now Munday. A number of citizens fled. n besieged city. Sixteen hours are given The proprietor of the JppeaZ removed for tbe removal of the women and child­ lhe establishment to Maristta, Ga., be­ day gntp currency to a report that Bumren. They have gun* placed to rake the fore the federal occupation. Tbe rebels aide had been remove^, and Hunker, : burned fifleeu locomotives and one hun­ streets, and batteries planted on all tbe dred cars. appointed in-hi* pine®. It proved to be I surrounding heights. . They have a breast PROBA TE0RDBR.—8TKTE OF MICHIGAN New York, Dec. 6. a dnhictcristic mor-back of that journal. work erected Lack uf the tomb of ‘ Alary The Herald has n Harper’s Ferry dis­ the mother of Washington.” We have tv or Barry, noiaen at in* rrouate com id me fjjy* The first installnicnt nf Banks’ patch stating that Geary, with 3,300 in­ rillar* of Halting., on Monday tba 17th day of a siege train consisting of mortars and fantry, twelve pieces ul artillery and L— I" .1-* a.—.— >Ln„.aHj knul. I'Xp-ditbin set sail no Tbctony. Tlw mdumbiads. Bui 1 have «o other idea fitly cavalry, marched upon Winchester General himself -left on Friday in tlm yet but what we will ba inn chad over ou' the 3d and demanded its surrender, North Star. Destination not definitely like cattle t«» tho slaughter, before they which was complied with, the people ex­ known. • hibiting many signs of joy nt his appear­ would harm their property a dollar’s ance. worth.. It is the desire uf the soldiers to granted la Lei Washington, Dec. 8. m WHICH 2000 yds. plain and fancy gilk, haa the following: scribe for it if ci rcu instances. will permit during aftcr-conslipaliun, Mid compc’.llng [ Lst two trains of provisions. BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE previously la­ The Washington Star of this evening There are three or four corp* here, aud to look uul upon the moving DC OUJ USE OF.TJAM; The Timtt' special says it is proper to state that Burnside never possessed the confidence of the Government more then tbe bending skies on the bloody trudegy ’ the District, of 949 votes. ®®ftt ©onnPMHmeis by tha railroad from Aqula Creek to t redericksburg will be provided with | desmaMharirtacfgjHfoaCJPnut adtetatanlor Cf said Mtatej to evocuto a eoaveyaoee of eoc­ rolling sUrck necessary to famish supplies, tala real Vk!*te, in purauauce of a certein con­ tract made bv tbe mW deceased and th* petitioner troops, Ac., to Burnside’s army. tbeir lonely habitations and pronounce a Bar­ ry county gave Fowler 1651 and Bracket 1034 volea. while standing by •WEBTfLL— PROBA TK ORD PR.-KTAn OF Ml ORIGAN, Covnty OF Bon, sa­ lt a session of the Probate Court for ths ombty of Barry. hoMeaat tbe Probate Ofore, in the village of Heating*, ea Tuerfev. the etgtneMth day of November to ths year sas thousand eight made its appearance amu?j them. Tbe Government is taking star* where­ indsnd, eould I kindness of D. Striker Esq.* we are per­ • A. L SKINNER £tgil Uotiies. toy; and this we go Into, the B?H dead rebel I <wi, find. him over; all tha, cash STORE! GRANTA SPAULDING IN BATTLE CREEI ’ h is wd oer puntoow, in being carried to a ptwluon where they were to be used, passed nearly the whole distance along U» bearle of hopeful friend*,। will promlew, that the next enpegement Will gel aalride of Lira, and lire, and if be Mr. Rev. was lhe officiating clergy- A. II. Gaston mnn. ,t My any back ratlooe there Errata.—In pur notice, last wqek, of were in error M.alnting ,lhqi Rev. En­ never IrouUe lhe Bebel Gov.nua.at for .t'Wy&S AA ic Hall, on Wsdsesdsy ereelnf* o*«rW_ .11 moon. ul for* eretj I. 0*11 AT THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE ?! “LOW PRICES*' or a bullet thwt 1 MW. perleeU, MMeSU witb what I Granger preached on tbe occasion. n».i»W. taw..rt«rt Uy Uiuw, rfUi&wXtaoS. b«», <H> o/ Uieni; A- na,,, •nd forne. .TOMWn 3BI IdsrfhVknow ah I can tall you, -so TSAIX* RASTWABS. ,v Exnreas, ...........1:»P.M ol u> ImronlUi, isnaal Tt» »rmy U wen rapplM sssrare MORTGAGE SALE. �llti IttBS. mJ ’ ................. ' ’ ■ *■*"*•-. . ,.. jgfl im, .» . j* Iradwat'8 ■; r >* taharrlfy Iftiy d<*tvttCrJtatwarn lM* ship KBsavaTtae RESOLVENT !uk>« ..... .. r. CBisr, «CAB*jvr»e—* AMW1HMN uraiarr*M)B JJBSbmi, If airiww WA rK BENoV A TING RMTOLVKXT-^wiU rare and thr Moa>t*whH«w»cb she ts ••no.— wor.ica.ea orKkm Dterras,Htcowdsty torab- ' -psiMtffl- GatabW-MU^VUMnY 1LAM. < Ttee Montek. Bssenc.and Ifakant, all! gju, FeTW Surra. Virata> Broriratw 3: •*,«. » WIU. WinMTAMJ WATBB. ***** frog motet and healthy, nd has aa len{ ■ IT’WILL MENU WWD. BK. TJ.Cf&KCK'S ■ft^LOOW VVaAWfR Sava your brokan FwraiUira. n WIMxMEHDLBAtHKR- ■ a cushion, and saves tbe foot from dam- oers Date Dren meeivra oy Um eontrnci- '!<> THE I’l'BLIc: 11 WllJ. MEN I’ GLASS. wilt weigh I.B00 !• his dry and iiony, nnd when it cornea lu contact with a stone or «4her hard sub . •taiK-c. the horoe eriopWknd auliaeqtientIjt breomra lame. When thr boot gruwai. Thr U*i9k ms m*‘ - Of the nine-ficMti'ht-MlMrwa there w ill , then i>e but th.* Weh/twken, which will Ih*1 Salt Rbeum, S-res of ril kiuds.Humara, Pn«iriea MT stands , knife. To^Ui yjuaMtg thi-heel »■ that tbe foot must in.me t<» tbe ground in an unnatural manner, tbe *h--es should he idf tKo aanie thiekasw at the !*>•'as at -Ihiheel. When the fiot.igproprriy pared, the shoe should be made to fit it •<> perfectly that the outside cru»t of the h<ud will not bnve t’brrilite. The •hoe not tw opened at tbe heel wider ffisn the lioof, »» this, fan* a tendency t«» crowd in and 'eotrtrttc' lhe foot at thia Eoint; hut if the outside of tbe *b<H* ia mught in, eyrti with (he outride of.lbc •"■■f ‘‘ 6” '*“ «5>»wit« «SseL .TU tl look nice.,without cter tbjnliyi#, that they nre d«ing It an injilry that is beyond Sheep can stand r»4d weather without 8ndd«*n change* nnd in the South*r»t ns Bt tbe North. Dir tbotoMghli soaked to (hr .akin, lu thia coiuhtin ft odd raw alnd arid a damp soil enn not help but carry i ff niticb •>( thaWtff UilehW ikM) Io tbe wvll tiring of the riMtrOi T(ir tuylural heat «»f tbe body f.F sheep (103 = Jia iiiueh high er than'hat of horses and cattle. Thin find (or hunting i»l furl) in Oto lung*. •>( ttiir nrtinihl. To p'recent I hi* hra'f AUSTIN BUU. OcTvrnor. ' HKNBT’T. HACKU«i.Pierident<tf IbcSet nr-./lf.,' Lfoutsnaal Governor. 600.000 !WU'.fflVw'AP’TS LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY CO IAJRED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. ._________ i2V>: .177,............... nn V ■COUNTY -------... . and —.^UOAD MAP of tbe United Slate* and Janada* oom bi tied giving • IT WILL MENU MIHBI.E. 1 IT WILL MEM « . DAMIANO'S Mine way. LIKE and afmigth. ia ah eases ask 'for RADWA Y’H RENOVATING RKSOLYENT. Pries per bottl. One Dollar. Ferwm* calling at Dr. Radwar'a hundred dollars capital. Jb PrartUU. J. T. IXOrOo. IM Bnmdday. Nir Tork. | liim. <«r loRg krrping for spring or uinn mer matkri; it niay.be pacbd iu’lairrtls « rsama-Mv ■ U.MK*-' *> ... . CevU^VeAXjM. cHiu»aS*. RADWAm READY RESOLVENT gives in which have besn-abowared upon him from M , (hie Bill'll* of upon the puritr R the Mood AMEBll IK CEMEKT CUE. VxkM\wa\eA Priin- 25 Ct*uht per B>>itlr. Prin- 25 Cents per Bulllr. Pint* 25 G*nls jwr Bottle. Price 25 Gnl.» pct Botllr. Tumors, FAMILY MEDICIKE, TERMS < ASH. LIFE BITTERS I JOUNS & CHOMLEY, (Sole Manufacturer*.> 7H WILLIAM 8IREET. blim^ protending and bleeding plica, and general IfAeumwtiam, Utah HtsjljJlh*. fit. jfirtfhorn 's rue. Eruptions, w. , . I I I ROBE I * <E.U.ERS i tnce of two yearn. PM AHOTHEfi. writes, his son waa cured NEW YOKE of IJbeitv Street. . ^rpXUto, Fite, thrqfuloua Conjsjjp.ption, ir Rate br all Dm*r*te, and Xtorqaeepei. generally ibniugboui the country. k. <o (.kr. IL.» pill., .ud mwb Bjr^fula, Skin Q)istaJi»», BaU Jfhaum, Q^fapapaia, Prier 25 C-rnla p<*r B-rtt'e. Pern ore* (Mr morbid sod biHau* deposit* from tbe slomaei. sod tx.wd*. regulates tbe liver snd kidaeys, rruirVing every ubslruction, restores a natural and healthy action ia Ibe vital organ*.— It is a superior DARLING’S VA\» "?>\oc'\ Vun^tY PA RUNG'S M—M XYve ComoaXt^. NTTERK LIVER REGULATOR , If troubled with “ everv other place tn n.aryland, Virginia "frothing, or anv other cau*e. d Peaaylvauia. or money refunded. eongh, RwtleM'neaa at Nteht. half a l«wp««ful vtiivrva I <tf the RESOLVENT will injure a eure. Price Tnnnnn .untvd*. o Pn «.b .-.v-r/.rv <>m' Dottar a bottte or »ix bottlra for Five Dollar* T0PUHnrrxDfi\ t“A’ |Un ' ,Tu‘eH*» Hatdea Lane. NejrYork. Bold OHIO INDIANA, and ILLINOIS, b? Droggiate in every town in the United Mate, >e only authority for Geo. Buell and tho War Bnd Lsuadw. KAl’2J A' * °®artmeut. Money refunded to any one fin-ling Maiden Lam rrur in it. Priced ceut*. ' j --------------------------------- fWE READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY: TTOBKET lied with bleed- LMIYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS­ SIPPI RIVER—Fmm Actual Surrey a br (’apt*. Barr and Wm. Bowen, Mlaaiarippi River Pitt*, of St. Ixmia. Ma., lb'j.i avert ni.n*. nlantaiinii .n/t Mis»:i*ippi River, with price per hundred eupieu. Rear Admiral Cha>lca IL Davis, e<-mtnandii>g the aa many uirr required lor one o that auusdron. GIDEON WELLES. All OTHER wai cured of Fever Sore Which had existed fourteen years ASOTHZR of Rhewaraiiea of eight ysara Cues innumerable of Dyspepsia and I arse Complaint could be menuonsa in which the Purifier and Pills l«*i|»Uutl t» ILiilroud O-mpank-a. RADWAY'S Pl LIB LIVER DARLING'S REGULATOR Tu all trAo/w th it mtttf concern and it co* eernu ert.yb<>dy. than Seuuu, ur Rhubarb, or Tauianuda, or Caator OIL AS ALTERATIVES JOHNS A- ('•ROSLEY'S Boh. John Croce write*, ‘Bio- klyn Merrb 14 !■*». lu tbe *piiug «f IMu I took a revere cold wbeb induced a rnaeui fever I took lw»« doee* ~Wov\k Wke a CVbwrvfe. 'BYooaA VAX.* CEMENT ROOFING, Ll VUR RRb'ULA TOR i are tfio most active nnd thorough pills that havo over been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, excib IT IS FIKE AK1> WATER PROOF P."2ST -“T csTics o TTOR5EY aatacut aoora wrruoiT luorao R. R. R. *&Voo& awl TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK ! . roilKJSIE WHD Wk TRIKK> 1 . .ti >h. -a.—— __ LIFE BITTERS. an i otoers, and han provrd'l- be ll and MOST DUR IBLK RGOFING RADWAY’S READY RELIEF . ------------- t<> those who Mr^C.Tebow, l| Cbriatophar Street. N. Y., Writes: “rrb.it, HWO.-T hava breto subject to attsck* of Antluaa ll.r last twenty yeara. I bare *B •®“*® ■*•<> 1"U*n>tna>sry t t.ou nmdnredbr lb*-Drastic Purtuth• . la required ■ writ, bilious Mn.rmu In Yellow. Typhoid, ami Hilinua For*. M Rry•K>0,u ! aipela*3maH Pox. purgation ia highly OMcutisf* RE but to admiaialnr ad*Mo.uf Drastic KtUa. tba irri-1 Iv—a tai ion they would nroducr and the rriaxatiun and ' I cure depletion that would loRow. would be likely to a. _ _.ilJ —.LI..— ' Physicia way. nr N.. Hml tar^t.lnA I......... .. ■M’ltelln usicu grawra G00&. Hke&vevtvew, twji,k Darling's Life Bitten, lULATING FILLS are far more HYSICIA «torr.ft Colia (Pimm, Cholnra JfarlM, Indigntion, Pain, in, th* gowl*, &izxinn*r tic. ^L'l^SK‘k'".15JKrdk’ULTT' ,HM>: 'V,.™— '“I‘r1 • P K,«’PS: Duling". Liver Bogutaor. ’’s.’S’Zl BURNS INFLUENZA CROUP............................ SPASMS........................ DEEP SEATED PAINS VvXX, 1/ABUS1TS LIVER REG CLA TOR. land end purging f drocwil* and imps >y differ from all tenabled with knlM-nallr .nd n.iv.n— RHEUMATISM SURE THROAT TVOTH-ACHE............... NEURALGIA tparoxvsi CRAMPS AH fruit riurald ba cwrriuB v gathered HEADACHE by hand. Shaking and pounding the COLIC...................... v*., DIARRHOEA ?.trre ia n<>t only an injury .tn tbe fruit. LUMBAGO, [paiui of]. braMng while in transitu. S h Winter1 frttit may b® hept 'In •«*»! flqLrot.m, in shallow heaps, for a week .or two. to throw off tbr sweat or sarploa■muiWtter, after whirh it should be awenrt ed und pai-Ked in clean, dry ' barrels, if f.m ahipping thebarrvis well fiilrd, snd Mn* brads-tightly prewted up*n the fr^H F—F T&wiu) TWiuvniv — -'Arie.I oKW. YtCtvY* late and invigorate tbe livrr and kidneys'; Tty Sve,tousle Ibe digestive argans; they regulate e aeoreh. nt. exerrllout and exhalation*, equal i*e tbs circulation, vri purify to* Mood. Tlin«. el/te*ZZfo«« nmtate.Mte—some o? which are Torpid Lirer, Sick ifesdaebe. Dy.pepda. Pile*. CbHIs But ih wet uenthrr there is kiillfind il equally important p-pn.yide ahe|.ler in-tbe warm, butwe.’ and chai.g*. able climate of the tu-uthwrstern ofuty — California Farmer. - 4|1 M**** LIVER REGllATOR UfE BITTERS, Alt^rp. and I»y holding tlirm u eb«trl front tbeir Lodics they were frozen in atjfl and st-fly-lrntTy thick and intprryi«qui In defrlid Jl-etn fibm the cold. The •dlglit c«-at t»f fioftn ui-id acta tri the CwvaVMM. Vrowruu, bmlbUr 'B.aJfid, So.\x TBREK BOTTLBM. Will cure Ferar Sore-. Ulcer*, ftawl* the Nrae ur Mouth. King* Ev.l, Node*. Di-cbsrrre from toe Uleru*. etilororis, Prttmtey HyprilK*. Utaudiilsr Hwi lliug*. Ulceni. uf the Wumb, HicketateCitaring of the Itoae*. Fttx, 'Dropefcat Effn•■on*, and Du< mu Induced by Exposure. Aa vfTvt tnal, buwevrr. the runt ina»t,l>e kyp' dry. In aculd dry climate, if ”tbe wind jieta a little wet on tbe outride it in mu.n h<am. nnd thia nd* as a owl >d mail, with n good warm lining of dry wtud *.n th<- ki*idr,so lluti the heat front the warm body' within dor* not fly off It t» said thnl thr Sco|<-li Higblandciw in «dden times when rxpmcd during frosty nights, wet Ibeir plaids before lying down l’<Ha ELAIN'. tote - Will cure Serefala. Svphili*. White rhrMUng. ore IJega. Syphihtic Rneuntaiiom, Gutrt. chronic Printed inslructlraa bow to ■ MEND CHINA. JAMES TUKI JOHN M. GM CORTLAND HAMUKI. -------------------- . ■ Will core Salt Rheum, Scald head, ."fore Eye*. Uk'UUS HEWITT. Dcpsty, ds I tucl rvri vlh.ng hut Mclsl*. | ' J.' Strumous Vi*cl>*rgv» from the,Bat*. Swelling to CHARLES UPSON, Attorney General. JOHN KOMRIWG^, AtflStaat Geserri j A^arti&teli AMERICAE CJUiEET |be Groin. Falling uf the Wutub, Dyspeptea. Neu­ J. H. FUUNTADi . Quarter Heater 0-eraL ? ( " oitE oiU w*.re U i. ralgia. TWO HOTTLFW. 1 * The War Department naea our Map ol Virginia | Maryland and Pennaylvauia. ecal »l«<J.o«*0. on which la marked Annetam Creek. Sbarp.burg, tnjtirv ifitisdry. »TATK OFFBCULB. No matter if thatbnAen Pitcher did i»<R coat but I aahiHIng, a akiRtng aaved it a shilling earned. | II H iLL MEND \I.\BAS'I «*IL I That ooailr AlsbaaterYeae la broken and yea can't match it. mend it. nnd it will oerer show when n«»ot should never be rasped or filed above the clincbcw, n<»r tbe natural enatn —;.t <• to*, ranch mihn pr»ceif» wf »n<ptag. Jling aikT sand papering the hoof to make IT Will, y ,;x --L-* •- J!,WWrr/f , ■BTuOO-s> Vvixa -*•**•** • trr ship to tho istr hnnchwi, i» rapidi»| cwk ua dw AY appr-utohing romplrtH«, and will br (LAR DIR1OYKRKD A C1XANSING SYRUP, rtradv to be floated .«t in a frw da.a.- galled Rsnw^r^ ^ayayo Rtaouv.*v-d>M Bt^^TerffpolnY, t»i artaL • pieces oftoat axpcnalr. edt OTara be IT WM.L MKNH-WWRY. -JOHN CAflWW, rftw»i»tec. -J'KTEB Y. l»A»IKL,e< Tfc yolT It cati Itr applied by any one, ta^d by Hasv. < ouim Brow. Firiiamriiurgh. CT. writes: -A-guMt. 1MC.- han ever doubted yoet will P atwry auenlto r«gr» a clwaiag M N "ftouXA. wo vevove.. aTTOMN A *nd So GUTTA rtRGUA CEMENT. 1 heal, Mx.lbe and etreortben. llke Rad* ey*> Rrgu - . no think We say that Ranwav'e Rannr Rawer ta the oat rierant and erlte wmdia.aeknown to ibe ■rid. Thia ia not boaalTug; trv it, if vou feel skeptical, and ,£.*: ;*'S VU•“ j » pnqtnt »e like RAD WAY'S ftMA that win J*nt» wrftorai deptehugor int eHering with the funettonoor other eeerrfpwa. Notune In a bond" ’ ' »f eaaee -WouM prove i adopted tntbeir treat- K and Ftr rmcrrlir •■i’lrnlrlu Mtui Rnb .rail Uais. FOR SALE BY a direct irfll •doth, in an »>ni hniWhg; frat whrn lh¥re i« danger of freezing they ahi midJm* Mvrad in a cim.1 dry aellar. , Qg, inatrad toe English Isngu.ge exn The French cailll .*«^luy internal administration. ■M BM W Immediately in a dry aty edbuv kid UjMiii Uto^-nt nr fnipt In latere two t<> frnrr flwp; the «H»dv 1m bring m tienr, t>ne 'above the olbrr. Tine latterarrangrraml afford* a t»w<d <ipp»rttifthy ff»r rxanrlnitiR tba Iruil during tha wmirr, aad *4 4W wwlng decaying eprcimrne. WhA pliced «dt abUvas «• wimve, the cellar *160 BEST PIANOS. *150 i its action. QROVfcrrREN a HALE, hating removed to their are warernotua, rblch to; M». 178 BKOMDITAl, DA NX 8. DARLING, lOSNaaMiiSt .NrW York. >n . " £ AVOID fcAUNE PURGATIVES. THOSE WHO THINK. bowels. Tbiaia erruaeons. ' They ~££d ta .b- PHOTOGRAPHIC taiulng an evsraaitou at the watery part* only. leaving toe oomiutltamaro, sad Uadis all; but' w™,U5kiO.jI< , - v»bW .,.b b.r. . *VS4 ' "S '" Mirr.. A.nbn.j . SWtS.-EV* Til —'"«•"<*« r.«i« • ~».a~ new acaie rail 7 Octave Row wood Piano, euatafalti; aDlmproiromente knjuen l> thia enun GALLERY •10 CASH. ---,1 Tignrfir AmbrvNHl.vr.piI5 I all warranted <17 toWOO, the bwd m _ Mtrl AmhrinypMj Qaatantotil JLmlirntyp«-; Intp-rial Am ®i* GRoVEMIEEN & HALE. Wool Wool!! HIE. PUCS TO GET WOOL CARDED, * W.fas* 4uvn •• ,1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-12-17.pdf d77f58822d96aef12b77919036f449d6 PDF Text Text VOL. 7. <Qt HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1862 ©rijiaal $wirj. IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, EK. V* fa •• A>ww JWraf erar fa* Partfei. ' Offic* *nd mall aabaeribm, tl per aauum, If prifl in ufnm; olberwia* So cent* * ill be added. ADvxantxxa.'' X .nf ’EilH*** 0*08, MYDRAAM. GREAT VK»!! ■A'JW Di* (quire, of ten line*, or Ims, Bcsahu -far th* fl rat, and 15 cante for eaah aubaeqoeat iniarUaa. A liberal diMoant u> y«*riy ad'ennera. Job aad Card PtlaUag. plying through tbe tarbid waters of the great River on the dwn passage, since I came on board, Il wm early in the morning when-we stopped at Natchez, three, and four at a time, during tbe hour of our stop. Once more we were off with the current, and shortly after the Over High Prices, at the breakfast bell rang. The day passed away peetty much as days generally do on board the Miasteslppi steamers, and when evening came the cabins were full of fun and sentiment. Towards nine -fjMOdrwiy attention was called to a table at which four men were playing twenty-deck poker. The prin­ cipal playei* was a young man not over twenty eight, who handled the cards with a professional air.snd whoee face betrayed the libertine and sensualist. He waa* in HASTINGS fastings' Bnsintss girttiorj. DRUG STORE!!! Q Th ~4 Roberts <SL Striker, GRANT A SPAULDING, EALERS »n all kind, of dry. goods^raewles. eroeksry.Ae. State st., at tbe poit office. D —UAYX— JU NT RECEIVED MASON ALLEN, new and most cnmpleic assortment of SILER IN GROCERIES, provisions. DRLGS AID MEDIC IN ER, There ntMiip of humaa life, Bal all waa drrar and (till; At length I mw • vaatad fam Slow creeping np the hill. That tottering frara. wli«i to fan One time a noble form, D. C. HAWLEY, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Ttoe weight of maar a atom. And through the cloud of dark despair That manUod o’er Ma toee, I eould the deepi/ imprvteed linen Vf mad ambiuun trace. ROBERTS fa STRIKER, gr FOR MECHANICAL and medicinal z rLBFQ»iE8,ONp\<: OEtl.KRS in drug*. Utediciues, privet medi­ cine*. prints, oil*, lurpvetta*. burning fluid. Whose blighted trunk was (track down by Tbe lightning's shivering strake. ceric,, . Uelbrook’a New Block, Hading*. Mich Atop a fall, stock rf . Be He gated around, and as be gaud GROCERIES! ALLEN. TTORNEVR AT LAW and Solicitors in Chou­ .. . - •___ ..____________ r-Aavo V— Al o’er hi* feature, came. Ko Msrius might bare looked 'Mid Cartbaga'a raiaa aai । n«i oustnea*. . . ... . Office m the Court ilonse. IIsitings. Mich. J*sb> A. 8-bxxbv. F«*a« Au-« rthing in the Grocery line, such as DANIEL. COOK, ffiwiEK'J ’j>xbjtjhekbi TUSTICE OF THE PEACE. General Land and el Tex Ag-nt, will attend to the collection of debts and all other bnstnees jtertaiuing to bis eflice. Aid CoklRK Extracts, I. A. HOLBROOK, TTORNEY and Counselor al Imw. Solicitor in Chaucrrv. General Land and Tax Agent.— Office, second story of Rower s block. A PENCIL*. INKS. PAPER, EN' TKLoPEd, CARDS, Ae., le. ' J. M. RUSSELL. HYSICIAN am! Sorgvea.’ Office »t«ro. State (tract. ____ P ■ObT POPULAR patent medicines JOHN5ROBERTS, HYSICIAN and Sunfran. DwsUiogon Broad wly, near the (faun House. JI. P. CHERRY, OTARY PUBLIC and C*nver.»«r.Willla ten.) to *H burisra. entrusted to ‘"“’’Jt prampta*** and fldriitv. Rrridenra. Jobflriowa. Uarrv rountv, Mleh. Bianki kept always «» bawd- N ^ICUX.SCBCCTS^ *<sck~r. or. J • , —— - - ----- ■•p-FTRA'P.. 1F©IB ©ASH Maintain the deadly strife I What crimson »ras of kindred blood ! I lading*. Michigan Of A. M. rod 3 to 3 P. H. J. M. NEVINS, otary Public, »n<« Tax agent. I’“rtlc“l*r oke purohMlag medicine* of us ran rriy open aUeuliou paid to making oat !£<*•’ ***"' their bring . rjrt and Con tract •. Grrat rare taken tn fstrecloslnx Morta*<®v b? *dr«rto*ment. ROBERTS A STRIKER. N Of Law and Jartiee, which, fall noon High ’ll. WRIGHT, Karroo , noMn ..a c“'JS3^!-L"Rr?J,2'Aw; r4rtX%^^’S^SiS2'ROBERTS A STRIKER. Barry County, Michigan. , The mountain did enfold. KBArrEN * BCBB0WS. itanrana'a Old Losses Does Gix, far medwinAmX <88 pwiiplMM UuiM». -t >«“» *"a »“rt,ek SU”“' “1“*' A Aery galfawe sprang; Lika Darin’, straggling, hung. Qoxljrar'. Patent Braas^ Fwmsgyjte.br lurnett’a Cocoacine, a very (uperior Yu'’* Shaking Ike mountain to Ito base: tjriteatioato procuring Pea*>oM far *» I*r .Jk. dlrabled in eerrice* back pV SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSION, d»C. Office in the Court HnusS- COMPLETE PORMS AND DIRECTIONS ros *rrtir*-no»<» vox ARREARS of FAY, BOUNTY A PENSIONS. DANIEL STRIKE®, lected. B. H. COOK, . -b<" w«" “• “» “X «. b. •far record. ' , Circuit Cearta—- IMS, 1M». ins M»k*o»d »•* WRIGHT -.J A -/_* Middlerille, Aug. B7TWE- nWEEZEY, Cmru.rm.8wW. them. . . , “Ante up ten." The hunter put up a ten dollar* bill, and the routh did the Mme, tbe - cards were dealt and the belling commenced. The hitter gated shandy Into his antagnn1*t4 face as the beta were made, but he read nothing there. He acumed di* appointed at this, and “called” the him ter’s hand at the fourth bet, and won five The hunter took the bill, and for a sin­ gle instant I could detect a strange sparkle in his eye, and a quivering of the neither lip ; but it was gone in a moment. “Make out your bill of sale for your gal," he Mid, •‘and put It up with your tbouaand doHara, and I’ll put up nine hundred more. That’s a fair thing—I can’t afford to lose it." A blank was produced and the bill filled out and duly signed, and at the hunter’s suggestion was witnessed. The young man then placed it with his money and pushed the whole towards the centre of the table. “There's ynur twenty-nine hundred now face of the speaker, and on the next mo­ ment both of her hands were pressed up­ on her pale hrow. “ Fours A" ahe faintly gasped. “Yea. you’re mine and there ain't a power this side of heaven that can tear you from mo. Keep still now and don’t say a word. Go back now, and I’ll keep ynur key, I guess, myself.” As he sp»ke he pushed the girl into the room again, and re-locked the door. hundred dollars. Tbe hunter smiled, and the ynoth bej again. This time the betting commenced saw a big tear in his eye. in earnest by the dealer but the other Half an hour after the young gambler was not moved by IL The young man waa at the table again, with a new party put up a thonsand dollar note hut its ap of players, and before I turned in he had pearance seemed to have no effect on his won ten thousand dollars. antagonist. Those ripen feature* did not On the following morning tbe young change in expression, nor did the keen man was after the hunter tbe first thing; grev eye grow more bright or dim. Ho and when he found him he proposed to covered the note and called—be had won. buy the girl back, bat the present owner After this the game ran evenly for refused. some time. I watched the young man— *TH give you two thousand dollars for I call Mm the young man because he was her." surely younger than the hunter, though | “No. sir.” not much, for that Individual *“ still In “Twenty five hundred." the prints of manhood—and I aa» him “Mark!” thundered the hunter, with severs! times make the attempt to per­ form several nf Ms tridts, but those grey eye* were fixed too keenly upon him.— could be seen upon his face. I was puzzled ; fur it really s^tmed to me that he would rather lose than to win. , But my thoughts wkfle soon called from tbd players to the play^ 1 snw the a look of fire, “all the money that ever floated, over this river would not buy that gal." The blackleg cursed and swore, but it availed him nothing. An hour after­ wards the boat wa* along side the pier at St Francisville, and I took my baggage and went ashore, for here I was to remain on business a few day*. I went up to luggage I went into one of tbe parlors and sal down. No one waa there, and for awhile I busied myself in examining the pictures about the room. 1 waa look­ Major Logan, a connection ’of the kinga and a jack* .Hfl- hsd meant to ing at nne which hong in a small recess have four kings and an ace, but a double where the chimney stood, when hearing Lands of Logan, a merry wag. whom many reentfect In Ayrshire as a first rate cut by his opponent- had hurt him. 1 some one enter 1 turned and saw the performer on thp violin, and^ geest social Knew that trick, and ! mw wbat the gam­ stout htmter and quadroon, but they did Norite, a** ifr'Whrifn? Ana'll “senli- bler did not sec. He was sure that one not see me. “Now, Lanthle," spoke the man in a mental sister Saair." mention is made in more than one of Bnrns’ poems, was also and that hie opponent held the other a man of great natural humor. A gen* three, with a pair of obmm , whMe 1 nn more, for you are mine now.” As he thus spoke, the beautiful maiden tieman, whose reputation far hnspitalitv fell nn hie bosom nr.d vepl aloud, while was nnt high after lasting of tome port he with marmu re of thankfulness and joy wine ofgrtM ORe and excellence, was pro­ wound his “0. nrms around her and fited on with eomedifltenlty to produce of l he plavrra promptly-* “I sea that and go a tbnmand better,” strained her to his breast. . “Pardon me," said I, stepping forward, . The blackleg looked al bitt “fUle” wayy “but I am not to blame far this." itfa a pBr ft Hno linleforttaage.' “Fwrwhat!” uttered tbe hunter, while anxiously; Ha «Mnted it and farad the girl started back libs a frightened ’"“In m> time, mias,” eapi a stem aunt, lamb. ■‘rtr. biro lor.W *1 ««n»n’. fw« “But you’re a man, sir.” <h*r Mi*rar,Dee. 1, I ML ••S. C. PBINDLS, her this morning.” '•This morning !" repeated the hunter with a start. “Yea, just above here in Natebez; here is tbe bill of sale: “One girl, Lanthle; nineteen hundred dollars.” 'You dealt youraelf,” remarked the aotne physical respects, handsome ; but hunter, nt he sprinkled bis cards upon tberecklees viUian was v> pis'mly stamped the table and showed four aces. “I think upon hi* countenance that no gentleman the gal is mine." could look upon him with but pity and “Broke—dead I” said the gambler. disgust. He was a alight built man, and “All gonel” dressed gaudily. 1 had not stood by tbe “Every pick " table ten minute* before the other three ‘•Then take one thousand dollars back players arose and tbe youth was left again.” alone. “Give me hack tbe gal.” “Wbn'II take a hand 1” he asked cast­ “No sir!” thundered tbe stout man.— ing his eyes around the erOwd. “Come, As he spoke be drew the bill of sale to­ gentleman ; I have a few thousand to wards him. and clutched it nervously, and lose. VVhuwantejtl” then pushed tbe tboussud dollars to his “Look here, stranger. I’ve g«>t a little antagonist money that's no use to me. What say “Now show me the gal.” The ynung man led the way towards The near speaker formed a striking the forward part of the deck, and haring contrast to the player rlready at the ta unlocked tbe do.»r of a low, narrow state ble. He was a powerful built man, dark room, he called for the inmate to come and gloomy in expression, and standing out I had fallowed them up, and watch­ over sis fuel high. Hi* darkness was ed with more than ordinary interest to vee the finale of this curious transaction. eime n-ccnt cause, f<»r it was plain to be A large lamp hung directly opposite to seen that bin bold features h.td not yet the door of the dining room; and when become use to it. His hair hung in light tbe girl came out I saw her face plainly. colored ringlets about bis neck, and his I waa startled ; for I think I never saw a dark grey eyes were full of strange fire. more beautiful woman. She wasaquadHis dress was mostly composed of pan ron. and not over twenty years of age, thor skins and his cap waa of the same, of medium else, with dark, waving hair, with a tail lutnging behind. When he and a face as fair ar a human face could Mt down at the table, J saw he did it with be. a recklessness that was not natural to “Well Lanthle,” said the young game­ him ; and from that moment I became ster, “you are gone. I've void you." deeply interested in him, (or I felt that The girl started and looked. There at heart he waa a noble and generous waa a frightened expression upon her face, man.’ and as she saw bow many men were lake ynur gam<L”. said the young gazing upon her, the rich blood mounted “Make ____ the cards adroitly. man,_ shuffling shufi to her face, which had before been pale Go ahead," responded the other. "A as death man don’t Iront wild varmints f>r a life “You are my girl now,” said the huntime to lie afraid of a quarter of a deck nf cards. Go. ahead, .And let na have She started again and looked into the At length the huHter began-to win rap idly ;'but note single ray of satisfaction J-c- *“«' «n. N. UH ELDON, BOUNTY TREASURER. Wi" p*J IUccra*fal. “That’s poor properly for me, strati AN INCIDENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI.1 All AU kiaia •/ <M, /k'MU, Cttn/upweoW taacf Prlatiaf txfcutfj •* (fari toiler, anJ at rtuotMf tort". R L A N KB-f all draerifllvn» eottianllg oa Jtearf. IWEEKET Uisttllann. p.rui.ljju ki. AY IIASTIHM, YABkY OOUXTY, ZCICgjQAM P NO. 33 g-istinjj tjmrr, young vnan shnffle'the ckrda, and 1 knew he bad “stocked” them. I slipped aronnd behind him and mw that ha had four I had business in Natchez. I went to break horses for John Gratnpsbell. He owned this gal; I stayed there over a year. Perhaps you wonder that I loved her. By my soul I did love that girl ; I asked her if ever I would raise money enough to buy her if she would be my wife. Didn’t she say ye« quick, though. Then I went to Mr. Grampebell, and asked him if bo would sell her. Ho said no ; he’d as quick sell one of bis children. But when I told him I wanted her for a lawful wedded wile, and that sbe already loved me, he aaid that 1 might have her, and that be would keep her for me till I could raise the money. So I told Lanthle all. and started for the wood* once more. A month ago 1 had two thousand dollars over and above all I should need for expenses, and I started. Mr. Grampsbell was dead, and all of hit folks sold off. 1 tracked Lan­ thle to a trader, and got there an boor after she had been sold. When be told me who bad got her I made up rov mind she was lost 1 went aboard the first dawn boat, determined to th rod1 my money away and then go back to the woods; for I didn’t want to keep a pen­ ny that I’d meant for that work. You know the rosL When I saw the bill of sale I knew who had fallen in my way.— She ain’t hurt, sir—not a bit. She’s as pure and good as ever, and 1 reckon you’ll hunt some time before you’ll find a bet­ ter wife.” I agreed with him fully. Shortly after­ wards tbe hunter pot confidence enough in me to leave hie prize in my keeping while he went to get a license. 1 found her a sensible. Intelligent girl; and she made no effort to conceal her love for tbe nqble. hunter, nor her joy in view of the events which had so strangely trans­ pired. By end by the stout man re­ turned, and with him came tbe justice. I saw the happy pair married, and before night they took an upward bound boat Up in Warren county, Illinois, upon the first bend the Henderson river, lives one of the most flourishing farmemof the west. His name is I-eri Dolworth.— People who aceep: his generous hospi­ tality are struck with the strange beauty of his children ; and their stay need not be long to assure them that the wife and mother is not only one ot tbe moat beau­ tiful but the best matron in tbe great west. He and his wife are the ones of rhotn J have just told you. General Halleck begins his report with his visit of inspection and conic I is lion to the Army of the Potomac, at Harrison's Landing,*on July 25th and 27lh. His object was, if possible, to cause an ad­ venes on Richmond from the James riv. er; or if thia was nut possible, to unite the armies of McClellan and Pope fur combined operations on some other line. He relates that General McClellan at first required 50,000 additional men to attempt tbe assault of Richmond. Ila was informed that only 20,000 could be spared ; offered to make the attempt with this increase; but, when (jgneral Halleck left him, once more chenged bis mind, and telegraphed that be would require 35,000—a uuml»er whith he already knew it was impossible to send. Aa General McClellan thus gave up, iu effect, the attempted assault on Rich­ mond from tbe J nines, ho was ordered, <>u July 30, to prepare far a removal of his army to’ Aquia Creek. General Burnside, ordered to the same point with his army on the 1st of August, reached it on tbe 3d. General McClellan, order­ ed on tbe 3d to withdraw his whole ar­ my, sent a protest, on the 5th, dated at noun on the 4ttu To this it seems Gen. Halleck replied, with what will appear to many singular mildneaa, next day, the sixth; and not till eight days after that, er eleven days after he had received the order for moving hie^rmy, did General McClellan begin to obey. Meantime the rebels ware preaaing Pope. On the Olh—six days after Mc­ Clellan had been ordered to move—the battle of Cedar Mountain was fought— ring towards Pope, who was ordered to fall. back.— Though the army of the Potomac was ao long delayed, yet General Halleck re­ ports that on the 27th of August there was “Lvery prospect that Jackson would be destroyed before reinforcements eould come to his relict” McClellan's army had then arrived at Alexandria, Hooker and Kearney were already with Pope, Heintxleman also came into action the next morning; but Fitx John Porter, “ordered to be at Hrtstow’s Station on the morning ul the 28th,” “for some *■ explained reason did not comply with thia order, and his corps waa not in tbe battle* ut the 28U> and 29th," the decisive bottlw of that campaign. General Halleck cum plains that some ol the Putotnacarmy behaved very bad- brought hie army within maod ol MoCieilan. He was at his owq request reliavwd. Thus ended this aflovameut, of which Geaa/ai Halteck makes Ma wr xnufactuber ■ a r Wnst^fGoodjear • �lion; un the 12th part uf it readied Fredcrick ; i m the 14th ibe buttle .of £oci£ Mountain was haigln ; on the tbft of Antietam. On tbe 18’.h and »h Lee withdrew across the I utoiitse tMipersued, uno from lhe 17tb uf October to Sb 26th, ■ erius awowitb pgaa pi . uf operations is to be I Mr. Hill is well kno<g to lhe u under tbe last call. only are exempt. A few tewasbips We vigurutis campaign, was a matter of great disappointment and regret.” fear, absolutely nothing. im- It fa a little puxxling to read next, that “General McClellan dltapproved of the plan of crossing the Putomae south of the Blue Ridge, and aaid that be would croa» in Harper’s Ferry and advance upon W incheslcr. He, however, did not cross till lhe 26th uf October, and then al Ber­ lin,n which is “south of tbe Blue Ridge.’’ N<-r does General Hulleck seem netter informed, fui he says : “Wbat cant­ ed him (General McClellan) to change his views, or what his plan of campaign was, I am ignorant, for about thia time he ceased to communicate with me in regard to his operations, sanding bis rcpurfa directly to the Preaident.” On the 5th pf November General McClellan w as relieved from command. General Halleck next gives a report of the operations in the Weal, including the rctnat of General Buell, “without giving tba enemy battle,” and concludes with a summary which demands the atlenliuj of Cougresa. Ha rmnarks be no draft! Has the preesion generally attained that there will lay no such Wo warn our friends to flattering unction to their Guv. Blair lias spoken ; aud the words be utters are when ho It is no idle not devoid of meaning. npwspapcr tale, or lawyer’s plea that now tells yoa tht drnjt will nrtly comt, unless avoided by volunteering. The 30lh day of December is fastdraw­ too soon, ing near, aud soon, alas I many, wo fear, will close in upon for us. when money business, and family ties will buy no exemption. Now is tho lime to be, to act, to offer large bounties if need uae personal effort with those who can go without ruin to themselves and fami­ lies. Monied and business you act, or will will men, you Ihj drafted! The For our country's and tho time short. good, for your own interest and protec­ tion. for the credit of our county, lot the draft be avoided if p-«sible. now lies Shu was always an unfortunate was,a short tilde since besmeared, during the night time, with coal tar. Freedom of speech is sometimes denied immunity in a Democratic city. be a few weeks since he waa detailed f«»r recruiting service, h’u office being at Grand.Rapids. His health la rapidly recovering, and his friends desire to aid biro in attaining n better fitting his deserts and position qualificationa. We bazzard nothing in saying that Mr. Illi! will bean energetic, thoroughly practical and humane officer. Having aeeu touch service, be ia fully fitted to carry his men to an early pro ficieney in drill, which will enable bis company to obtain tbe position of honor in the Regiment We bespeak for him tbe hearty and earnest co^tperuthxi of fy According Ui-tbeir own statement the rebels in Texna are hanging Union by scores. All are ‘convicted tnen l_ ' " who 1 ‘ dongtag to the tbe ---------secret---Union Society of belonging ------- --------r are at once executed. In Galnsfilla, twenty have been hung ; in O*»k county, flirty two, ai last accounts. Trial* arc going on In alt tbe counties. And yet, these rebel muaderers are sweetly named by mealy- mouthed Conorrvalunn, •‘Our misguided Southern brelhron.” Parson Brownlow says that Tennessee is to all intents and purposes brought contain thirteen Senate and editors. ten Three in tho An bow low they have fallen.’’ All engaged in these riots are impressed into the. see- North Carolina, and aaid to be inarching on Weldon. i M. A. HYDE, of SUBSCRIBE FOR Tbm Qu«ta.—Under an apportionment A Letter way would be to try the SPECIAL exempts, the quota of men to be raised NOTICES- It sustains tbe Administration and tbe in the several townships of thia county Government 13, Rutland FT ADVOCATES Yankee '». a. WALBBIDOE This apportionment would of course in‘proportion Io the returned names, in the correction of a few wrong credits.— A Unconditional Loyalty. BuMolution Motioe ship style af “1 solved by i of said fin The Commissioner has not yet received Hailing*, December l.\ 194S- names have not been reported to him.— firatr .Uxn U h Mlj w<i W Ax'lH^wnt state or sumo as b.ua _>cNUr.____ Foesrs District, or 1 Grand Rapids, Dec. Pxmsoxal.—Capt Walbridge, recently o. Wrfw ,w kH.l canty, having some time since, resigned bis com mission. He has permission from the 9th regiment of cavalry. ment and to pay interest approved by tbe President, lae September annual >w E. R. Mil­ ler. Esq., of Richland, takes tbe place of 1st Lieutenant in tbe company if they are successful. There is now on lack nf op county. eooaty of Barry, are in the hand* .«f 3. P. ROBKRTS, of Hasting*. Depute Collector, to whom the ameunt of Mid lieeaae*. duties or taxe* will 1>C pa><3, on or o December, I M2, 8VBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER' Govxbnmkxt Taxbs must be paid in Government funds. Bank untes and IT IS THE OFFICIAL, PA PER OF BARRY COUNTY. shin plasters will not answer. U. 8, Collector^ 41b District, Michigan of Leander Lapbawi, praying for letters of admin­ istration upon Mid estate ; Tfeerrop-.ii it is ordered, that Nrmdav lite twelfth {ilu>! day of January rest, at teno'riock io tbe foreuoon.be aasigued for tho bearing of eaid petition, and that the heirs al taw of aaid deceased aad all other persona interested in mid estate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be hoidrn at the Probate Office, in tbe village uf Hastings, and ebow ennae. if anr there be. wl>v tbe prayer of tbe petitioner should not be graated. And it is further ordered, that the petitioner give notice to tbeperronsmWrested in aaid estate of tbe ycndency of said pclibon, aad tbe Lear ng thereof, by censing a erpr of this order to be published in the fi.rtinpt’ Banner, a newspaper printed and circulating in aaid countr of Barer, for three >nce»sire weeks, immediately prevfoua to aaid day of bearing. d«l7 . 8. C. PRINDLE. PRLXDLE. (A true copy.) Judge of Prnbsle. 1^,. U-llrt wr— prim, ubjrr Alpta.. X nuw.ewn M,r«ta av brOpUin. ibirttaim was appoin that lhe va Abe certam rtdi the »th insert effi COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. Vers foU'b McClellan’s Disloyalty. of Michigan, is 6,614.— A slave insurrection is feared in Ken for the public safety. Tbe State of Vermont, after many years of trial in the i^cgislsture, has final­ ly passed a law taxing dogs. We wish the Legislature of Michigan might be in duced to do likewise. Dugs that are worth an existence arc worthy of being appreciated as property. Oneida county, N. Y. contains 6,673 inn fire. dogs. Its population is 105.202. Now About three o’clock Gen. Blunt, ar­ rived from Cane Hill with five thousand we venture tho assertion that Barry Coun­ men and a strong force of artillery, and ty, with a population of a little mure than attacked the enemy in the rear. The 14,000. contains 2,000 dogs. A tax of rebels made a desperate effort to cnptnre t2 each would cancel nearly one half our his batteries, but were repulsed with ter­ taxes for the relief of families of Volun­ rible slaughter. We trust our Representatives In We held lhe whole field at dark, and teers. before 6 o’clock that night the entire the Legislature will thinkuf these thing*. rebel force waa in full retreat over Bos­ James Gurdon Bennet, sen., it is said, ton Monntains. Our loss in kilted end wounded was is about to retire from business, and leave the conduct and management of the. N. Y. Herald to his son, J. G. B.. juu. Bevsnteen suits havsbsen instituted in ^yThe report of the Secretary of Norfolk Va.,again^. tfie various members the Navy states that uut of 25.000 rncu of the WiiSTomily to recover sundry enrolled since active operations commen­ ced, only 119 have been killed, notwitb- debts. The Chicago THAwnr makes tbe fol lowing statement in regard to Gen. Mo Clcllan “As long as General McClellan was at It does tbe County printing. TATE OF MICHIGAN. I „ Probate Court Barry County. (“ for raid coonty. At a aeaaion "f awd Court bolden at the Pro­ bate Office. in tbe Vfllstpof Uaaiings,an Tnaaday, the Uth day of December, in tbeyear owe ttrooaaod eight hundred aad rivty-two Present, S c®“llt'r; ““ Hstuniay. the Hreuty-MvesiU. |X7tM«taTof Droeoiter. |S«, >ud •» Huturxter Apr*’‘h««-<><i right huulrrd tndiah three, at the Lour* of one o'- his Soldiers in him by the publication of i 0 On*reading aad filing U^pelJfoB. dulrvarified the facts which have been long in our I ot W.lliam Bead, sreyteg.lUi ibe Ual Will po^-ioo. B,ino. ,h.t b, । displaced to make ronin for a better and more earnest man, there can be no ob­ jection to saying that when the war broke out, and before a Major-Generalship was tendered him by a too indulgent gov­ ru. sou ernment. he frequently and unreservedly expressed tbe opinion that “tbe South was right and ought to succeed." ‘ We ourselves have read a letter from one of the moot truthful and excellent gentle­ men of Cincinnati, a frequent visitor in Gen. McClellan’s family. In which the iisbed in charge of former dixloyalty is made, aud supported hr proof that, not tbe most ar­ dent <»f tbe McClellan worshipper* could doubt. It ia, in fact, notorious io Cinchi- LOCAL NEWS. uiuvi i-cii... ...w ... ------ Neigbbte estate. JU8TIX W. MILER. . I Uasmro. DhKIHON R. BUGBEE. (tewra, •"Cewpyfof — A GEM FOR THE MILLION. SPLENDID AND APPROPRIATE HOLIDAJ PRETEXT. • sauntered and petiti SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! M SEWING MACHINE, 8HERMAN C. PRINDLE, JudgsofProbuta. Tke raihodiniesl of proctieal utility. and »«v Tri ef sunpHitj; mokes tho rnnuiur »tilcb very rapidly sod perfect. ««• a cotnnum oeedle. and wul Isot»lifetime. A: the New York Mate Pair, itesfficteaev. and <T»«l pro- l.ca' utility, wasconBnoed by tbe award of the First Premium Il will tunuu. arms. *tuu. trot, sew rr BOaaUTM. ole.. With a single or doable thread, on any material adapted to tbe arxaixc ttrirva The thinnest, usually tbe most difficult to ateteb. by other sewing maciiinse. being sewed the cmieot For ladies and ebUdten's atiMrri, and other arti­ ste made of light fabrics, it wilt therefore ba found almost ikvaixa**. It la attatebed fo tb« table HU a »e- mg bird, and having no tewelen. and and requiring no lu­ cubration or oImmc ofditri. is always ready for »P«- atiou, aad aarii a marvel ef Btrnplicm that a called t<> a command, that the sympathies Da. Ronaca’s Breraaa.—By reference of tbe General were wholly in favor of Dr. Roback'1 advsrtiaraicnl ou tbe third page. the rebellion- and that bo never used any enre in concealing them from his aasnei Ates, upon whose discretion be Could de- | pend. Many of these, while wondering at lhe revolution of opinion that impel led him U> accept a coaimMun when it was tendered to him by Mr. Lincoln, have never l»een at any luce to account their effect ia natural. fur bis failure to achieve success. Wg W» state nothing but faeta.” to jail. Faust wa The pirate shi|#MAlabama" was chased into Martinique harbor by the San Ja­ cinto,but by the connivance of the French subjecta knd mrthorities, was allowed- to SWt®T. The Iffgiaiatura of Vermont has had .4ta( p escape and is again on her mission of pil­ ggT’ Gen. Buller, in a letter just re lage and destruction. ccived in Washington, nays that bis two regiments of colored troops have renderTbe Attorney uf the Interna! Revid him very great service in the Gulf :uc Bureau receives many ourioua letDepartment, and have enabled him to do mtH^i inure than be could have aeconh piloted without drain. He fa supporting timw concerning the national «Amp and at (toirtcrnmmt expense. 30.000 white license tax. One of the letters runs thus: ‘•My two buys sell caaaocae. Are they ‘If my wile hires a doctor who hasn’t any Tbe Missouri totals MHitin and the Jay Uwhere Uve cams 4n entoislacfcaus creoriy. is roforeffise <o tatrehaads were forrbored by er... Tbs Jay has kora refitted to be .11 p.rt.«. l.hlnl «ll* the draft lakes place. tuoy. and the citizens of Fayette county That of the rebels was-1,509 by Ar rwtioM «>U th.ru tart rtotj re JOHN 8. VAN BRUNT WELCOM MARBLE. called a meeting to consult upon measure* lhelrown admission. MTTien. may be done to every townships before court martial, sentence and shoot them. That will do for war times. their overwhelming numbers st bay.— The 20th Wisconsin captured a rebel buttery of four heavy guns, but were forced’to abandon them under a murder­ UM. U Mr. B.»c SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER I tant General, and some recently enlisted Tliat would put a stop tu such riots, and Tho official majority on the Republican pieces of artillery. The battle raged from 10 a. m. till dark, and was desperately loughlthroughout. Our artillery drove the enemy from two strong 'positions and kept inf*. and show eauee, if anr tl^rv hr. why the pros er of the fwtititMicr should not be granted Awd it is further ordered, that aatd petitioner give notice tn the petaous interested, in said rotate. of tbe pendency of aaid petiUeu. aad tbe heariag Jbereof, by causing a enpv of this order to be pubiUbed la tbr Heating* Hanner, a news­ paper printed in said c»uatv. of Barry for three auceeeeire wteka, immediately previous to said, oay of bearing. (A true copy.) 8. C. PRIX01T.. doe17 dodge of Probata. a correct apportionment from tbe Adju­ sion, 37. them. Hie enemy were twenty-four thousand strong mid divided into four divisions, under G«.na. Parsons; Marmaduke, Frost and Rains, nil under Gen. Hindman, and embraced the flower of tbe trans-Missis­ sippi army, u dll supported by eighteen vWc* <<"*• ’i i, b««w«N «r « t<iwn8, Maple Grove 14, Orangeville 20. port unity for our citizens to volunteer Stale ticket I, will h« Caatlelor. 7, Hope 11. Irving 11. Johns sion, 14 ; House —Republicans, 62; Fu over PKOBJk DAA.-BTATqOF MICHIGAN County af Barry, ar. At a aaaaion of tbe Probate Court for the Conn­ tv of Barer, balden at tbe Probate Office, in lbs rilkse of Haat.ng., en Monday tbe Mtaeuto day of December, in tbe year one thousand eight hundred and aisty two; preaent, 8. C. Prindle, Judge of Probate. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Henry Burd, late of CariUm. in aaid county deceased. On reading and lliug the ncOli-m. duly verified af Delilah Burd, widow of said deceased, praying, that Administration uf said aatate nit be granted to Alfred E. Fowler. Tbrrmpon it is ordered that Monday.the twelfth Baltimore 2, and* save the neceaaity of a draft, in this follows: 'Sctiate—Republicans, 18; Fu­ BATTLxFrXLD NK.Ut FxrrrTZVILLK, Ark., Dec. 8lh.—Gen. Hemin’s forces, co route tn reinforce Gen. Blunt, met the enemy yesterday on Crawford’S Prairie, ten miles south of Fayetteville, Arkan- THE BANNEK! made out previous u> the examinati>« of leaders of such riots by a drum-head The Legislature of this State stands as Great Victory near Fayetteville. While olhvrys; ths Bxmxss mission of obtaining volunteers. Governor Blair tn raise n company fiir Rcaiatcncc to the draft ia not uncom­ vice. OuJygt. in the nf lbe 8th Michigan, has returned to nur House. exchange remarks : “Poor 'eusscs,’ mon in some uf the States. Oelyll ' jgr Gen. Bank's expedition has land­ ed in back into tbe Union. The next Legislature ol Wisconsin will Cbastete A Draggrota. A.Y. Osly 11. our citizens wherever be may go oo his Assyria 21. Barry. 10. Itawr W. ta« awrt A.... OMlytt. .acUMl preuMuro m Uw ekyvwetbe praa—r time, of 251.756 (hqis running nt large, neither aiuxNkd or chained!" This should be seen to at once that justice in the end, save life. standing die active duty performed by ibut servlet, and tbe great part II has taken in the aehievment of all our moat JkiMinnt, irktoriea. Tbe principal loss was al New Orleans. Ills health came impaired in tbe service, and mKTMAXA CO B COSCTXniATtM BEXWW, Michigan Third Regiwrant, w here ba has craft. The residence of Henry Ward1 Beecher BANNER LdsclTffitj be varied by the eiemptions being more, worthy. FOR THE all snreiaa in the citv. and these ware all Springs 7. The steamer, Great Eastern, udices. 600. . B Prairieville 28, NEWS ITEMS. . SA.VXMUlfcBlLKS, RIBBONS. Sc. “In June, 6,702 ; call is earnest, tbe condition imperative, that—“while our s^ldiars have generally fought with bravery, and gained many important battles, there victories have not produced the usual results. In many instances the defeated foe was not foll<<w‘ cd from lhe battle-field, and even where n pursuit was nt tern ped it almost iuvarihly failed to effect the capture or destruc­ tion of any part of lhe retreating army. This is a matter which requires serious and careful cousidcration. A victorious Army is auppored to be in a condition tu puratio its defeated foe with advantage, and, during such pursuit, to d<>. him seri uux, if m»l fata] injury. This result lias urually been attained in other countries, la there any reason why it sbuuld nut be expected in’this!’’ This fa a quesliun tbe whole country bns been asking for many months. We trust it will receive attention and inves­ tigation from the representatives of the nation in Ccingrcas. Tbe report remarks uu the superfluous baggage U> which the -Army of the Potomac Iffis been accus­ tomed, to the absenteeism, wbieh is “one of lhe inoat serious evils of all our ar­ mies,’’ and recommends revision and amendment of our military laws. We make m> comments upon this calm, clear, and unprejudiced report; lhe facts it dfacluacs apeak for themselves; and the author, who is no radical, and not evea a politician, hut a solieriniuded and accomplished soldier, will hardly be accused of cither party or personal prej­ and won a decisive victory The fol Iowing--ora ful in his endeavors, be fa to areume.— jin in A>ig»*t. 1,123. There SUBSCRIBE Mr Hill’s patriotism early induced Mtn : figures sum up 12.641. On the 1st of tu leave a gmui burinee. end enlist September there were but 711 dy '* country’s sdke alone. What are these townships doing 1 souls. 1 tbe dog population. The greater proper the towns have quite a large number.— IBEL'M ONLY ONE the reapmsiWe pctotkta, Wttak;ITsweeeW fflorin* t||P summer : Tira Draft. Barry County is still nearly or quite IRU. INGS *fa J hie, generous and humane i| none who know him doubt his 100 mm behind on its quota of volunteers t«;fented foe, and during the moat favora­ ble season for rapid movements and a * paey for the Seventh Csv*y. ' « " ly ordered by lhe President, through Gen. Halleck, to “cross the Putiftnac and ta», m S- RRABW — -4&rwMtet Ltefbfo £ve battle to lhe enemy or drive him >uth " On this delay. General Halleck temperate^- remarks:, "The loug.ioac. tivity of to large an afniy in tbe face of a \ fa ‘ New 1 Hill of Middleville, leomwM'M.nl u t, ««• county as n lhord^|it WM uf October, Genera! Halleck rvpurta,i '•McClellan's main army remained on the north batik of the PofofWc, in ths - yJc!nl’J .‘J( Sharpsburg aud Harper’s Ferry." and this though oh the" 6th of. .October, Iveatf day it-mx* H^AIpbeue M. -----~ i been tbe tract ture. Bitt no law ir a few weeks by a very ttimUe remedy Ing suffi-red aaveral Tears with a severe frro rf^Bxyroae ttergsii, B^hnsre JZrSSlJ^lteSM^^lart. tfMiaiui of rowing. etc., Mod arfsaap for return AT*. aaosowAT, «■ r. W.Ur^ tbe ^Mkt �Bastings Jritt fcnrrntt. or rar WAR NEWS H near the ofty.„ «<• u. nu> .i>d m YnrtI Mrs, under command ofGen. Woodbury, In thA .1... L..L ____ ...... Mail.. X T. Express,., v.n r The Fall Turin nf the Union School will close on Wednesday, the 24th font., the evening m which day (Christmas Eve) the teachers and pupils intend to make a festive occasion. The exercises will not be «»f lhe character of a public exhibition, and no efforts will be made to entertain CASH STORE! ir. fmareh.) per tea, Philadelphia. Dm 11. GRANT & SPAULDING A. L. SKINNER New York, Dec, 18. —WEWLL— An Immense Stock of ' Allhiutgb n<*t fully informed of the ene­ my’s position it to claimed that Burnside has outwitted and uslgetieralrd them. His decoy* to make believe we would I crussa with the main force at Fort Con wav seems Ui have succeeded admirably. Deceived by tbit, lhe main body uf the rebels including Jackson's command, aeems to'have been transferred twentyfive miles down the river. iDimr ®Dnnpj«rm©H On reading and'tiling tbe petition,duly verified, Isabella Wlnaaa. widow of aaid deceased. pray. ra Xto- l.ll.r. mV A J day of JannarylB63, al b‘o’cl-ck in lhe forenoon ..r 1 J„.A J T..J— r>—u-.. r,"r: J1" y-T"”■» lb>- 7b'l« "’Um. however, hf which th- rclu-l nharprho>teti ’ ■ IM a Very spirited reply. It ia thought the 1 day of November in tbe year -nc tbouaaad right had cocealed lht-tii<«eh<-s,* were plainly‘ truops will t.11 be over at Doon. ; ^,,.n<1.7d !n*! I’r**eD‘- Sbwman C. visible. To them our fire was for a tity? Information received during lhe night ’ “u?»rthe of •Maitiaon, all parties. I^t each parcel be dialinctly particularly directed. The vffi-cl was and this morning from deserters and | late of- said Countr, dsoeaaed. * * tabled with the name of the scholar for their partial demolition, hi n short time U-.«. tlul th. ratal, h.t. 2!“ of Albert M. Jone*, praying whom it to intruded then wrap it care­ after the first fire they became untenable decree autboriring William t fully and label it “For Christmas Tree." by tbe rclud riflemen, who retreated to of the citv, tint first <uie being taut mile ‘certain eontbe rbur id the town where they took back, and the aecoud a tnile from lhe All presents should, if p<u>sil>l», lie left shelter Itchind, os yet* ttnluirmed build first. at Mr. Bancroft's residence, on Tuesday inga. By seven o'clock the bombard Washington, Dec. 14. the 2Bd inst.,nr, if more convenient, they ment becanw general, and from that time Gentlemen in high public position re­ may be left with Mias Knowlton or Miw until one o’clock, tbe r<»ar of artillery .b. Mrarliun, .. ernin, fn.m G«. I ■!*U^I5^1S±;.S.7. w as incesaant. .Batlcriea uf the thh corps McNair. B. ruked the streets with shell,shrapnel and grape, though tbe fi.g still coutmued to War Xeettaff. obscure in a measure the results of these On Wednesday evening a w ar meeting discharges. The rebeis with tbe greatest Washington, Dec. 14. «’»• B0,lca tbsjF«n»®«iliateresled;in said was held in the Court House in thto vil­ stuldMirneas, still kept within lhe city, , . , 2 . , , - estate, of the pendancy ol aaid petition aud It IS thought here that about 40,000 of I lbebearin< thereof br causing a copy of thia lage. It waa addressed by H. Wright and at times parties uf them could be our tnaips Were engaged in yesterday’s 1 or',e.[ 60 P«Mtobed in tbe “Baatios* Bn* Fn.n, rX-, ..ed iU । seen going from oiK<puintto another uti l-Ule. Esq., of Middleville. Lieu.-Col. Litchfield double quick. The cuniage cniinut but niorumg, preperations were making all I immediately prerioua lo'eaid day of bearing, of the seventh cavalry and others. The be Irartul amongst them. It was some night for a conflict today, Gen. Burnside j .j 8B1EBMAX C. PRIXDLE, prime object of the meeting was to nid uliat singular that tbe rebel batteries remaining on tbe field giving orders, and I 1 Alpheua M. Hill Esq., of Middleville, t*i didn’t return the fire of our guns. Up I*Hiking to the position and condition uf rains a company in this county for lhe tu tbe present time they have mu opened. his forces. Additional surgeons, and Estate -About 10 ocha-k ibe engineers form­ every thing which the necessities of the I QTATE OF MICHIGAN, Drear Cocktt, a*, seventh cavalry of which Mr. Hill to to ed fur a third attempt to construct the mwir. I..vc be.n .ent from ® 5 S“‘°" ?f 55* ‘V be Captain. There was considerable cn- bridges. After tbe previous iiH-fleetual ... . , county of BJarrr. buldcu at the Probate Office in | l|ie of Ifaating*, on Tuesday the 23lh day thusinam manifested and a committee attempts on the part of tbe engineers tu ’’ nvnington. • * n of November, iu the year of our Lonl on* thoulIxaaQVAaTKRS Armt of THS I’oro ,<od right huodred and aixtr two: 8lb waa appointed to take measures tn Vo see ecr cross,a party 'j uf eighty men uf tbe v<u Prreent Sherman C.I'rindleJudJ»yf_Probate, UiHmev.-tu.-Jt regimen I, under Capt. Marsh, MAC. Dec. 15 — 1] o'clock A. M.—Cmthat lhe various township* were visited. v * *—• °— . ’ ! volunteered to nutol tn this new etidcav- siderablc firing took place yesterday lie-। thorn, late of Blastings, in »s:d count r. deceased. fbe certainty of the draft tn taka -place The or to finish tbe bridge, and ouco mure a tween the advance uf both nrmles. On reading and Bling the petition, duh vended of Abiv.il Scolborn widow of aaid deceased, -on tbe 30th inst., and tbe necessity off column, with those n-lnfurcements, atari- tebels ahowed n diapositimi to move on praying.for letter*, of adminirtnitioo >pen said 4-anieat dfort to have nor quota uf volun cd. Under the direction of Gen. Wood­ Franklin's forces, lint did not. There to estate, some skirmishing thia morning, with conThereupon it i« ordered that Tnredar, the S3th tiers full Iwforc that time, be urged upon, bury, they seized planks and carried 'out day of December. I*>L at ten o'clock, tu tbe fore mime dozen U> tbe end of tho string uf aiderahleartillery firing. tbe people. tomia, placet! a part of them, and were Wabiukgtom, Dec. 15.—Wednesday then compelled to retire under a very gulling fire from tbe rebel »harpab<s>tera. twmty-srvcn lyiles lr»»m Fredericksburg, typo, who hails from a small town iu who were etutcunscd securely io rifle pits were fired Into by a rebel batlery, sup Indian*, made his debut into our town below lhe range ofuQrsrtil ery and with­ posed lu number twenty heavy guns.— on Thursday evening tost, asking a “little in 15 or 20 Beet uf the river’s edge. The One abut struck a coal wchootter and kil­ help," from tbe craft, in this village.— engineers suffered severely. Tbe muve led the captain named Simmons ; another by causing a copy of thia notice and order to ba ment having thus bet-u iiitcrruptsu, the struck the otr track going into the publiahed in the l!a»iinge Banner, a public Neigiib -r Ackley, of the Pioneer, liecnmo siii'lc party was ordered back to their engine room killing H. W. Smith and newspaper printed at Hasting, aud circulating in aponsur* for his supper, at the line lings _.u-------~.ft>------ «hree *uooce*ive weeks, original posilitui. wounding three olhera. Tbe firing waa nd day of hearing. House, and he. (the one armed genius.) “At 11 o’clock, it was discovered lliat very rapid and continued till zur.down, 8. C. I’RINDiA. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. n»T« became responsible for his nwn lodging, one of tbe bouses a ns on lire. Tbe flames when the baitcry was silenced. Next upon the following di which, cummetK*cd in n westerly part of the city, main spread, and Fredericksburg is now enveloped tn fire and smoke. |Mwsewsed a very limited quantity of small “An enfilading fire Ims been opened change, which, however, sufficed to keep upon rebel rifle pita ttp the river. Il haa his senses in a muddled condition. About been succvssliil mi far iu driving the sliarpstoHJters in»nt the vicinity of the mum on Friday, after lagging in vain railroad depot, Engittrsta are now con­ fur a'little more “help," he accidentally strutting bridges ucrusa the river, lite sauntered into Squire Burgher’s office, rebels still maintain tbe ground opposite Cavalry are nuw jms and petitioned the Justice to help him a lhe upper bridge. little as he was desirous nfgoing to Grand sing bumnrr’a headquarters, en route to idake a ebarge acrons tbe river ul one ul Rapids, and wna out of money. The the forts. Squire informed him that be could do “Acqcia Cbxkk- Midnight—Dec. 11. “Intelligence Irtun the front to-night to jail. A bright Idea struck our be states that our forces have crossed tbe river aud are now in puesessiou of Fred­ sotted typo, and he informed the deepen* ericksburg. “Tbe enfilading fire from our biUeries rst desire to g«» to jail fur ten daya.— on tbe right succeeded in driving the reb­ Squire B-irgber. Co accommodate him, els from tbeir rifle, pits on the. river’s edge, thereby permitting an cnsy and rapid construction of pontoon bridges. .occupying the street, in a state of beastly intoxication. The distinguished stranger morning gunlmats again opened on tbe battery, but received no response. pedestrian tbe paper was “g«Nd." he met, II The jailor *» .dering printer waa “locked up" and “pm tthe balance tit tbe day and coming night 'We hardly need add.tbat, before morning representative of the press, from the free and sovereign State of Indiana, was given The Headings in Sunday’s Come and See!! JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM diept wntjcKHKraoir 2000 yds. A large stock of / When seized with Pain whether .in the bead, bowels, stomach, joints, limbs, back—whether it be in the Liver, Kidnets, or other organs, use RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, h> a tew minutes, all pain and uneaaincM will disappear. All diseases that indicate their pieaence by the sign of pain, disoomfl rt or uneasiness, RADWAY’S READY RELIEF—if ad ministered when pain is experienced — will positively .arrest. No disease would Tbe enemy w«* ekinrutobmg all day with bur advance but gradually tailing back. Our linMes are insignificant fur as known. will relieve xon fr»m pain so quick amRADWAY’S READY RELIEF. io full possession REUSE. For Sale By the'Pound. GOOD PRINTS At 10 and 12j- cents per yard. KBDHJ(D®D 1P1RII(KES. BeaaUftdJRtytes «f Milaca, at Hcls per Yard. We have every kind of goods, such aa ■* B. Xerchamla vrialUm* to Stock bntore He kept hie prvmiee, er. Fever and Ague and ••thar Fevers.— Now RADWAY'S READY RELIEF East. A. L. SKINNER. • wwa & GROCERIES Oct 22d, 1802. To Duiroy------- Rats. Roaches, dte. To Destroy------- Mice, Mules, and Anta. To Destroy------- Bed-Buga. To Drtlroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Deetruy------- Insects on Plants and HARD-WARE! To Detlroy------- Insects on Animals, ic. ofVermin. GBP'S** “Coslnr’a" advertisements in this paper for the dtttrvction tjad uttrr exImaination of all Undo tpocjeo of Vermin. fry Sold in TTa>tixq>, Micm., by Roaian|& SraiKRa. and by the Drug­ gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. AND THE GREAT CAUSE 0E DRY GOODS! JwfArWtoiA/.tiia.SM/v^oirekyr; Priev 6(U A LECTURE BY 0a. CULVERWELL, OK THE CAUSE AND CUBE of Spermatorrbcsa Oin____ .i__m— .-1 n’otUorf. A. G. WolUorf. Wiliioo, JL Chrpeoler, EitHtrA iandv*. MnoiMg l>ooA, and ItOM Jitelb-f.^u In thi* eauM, it Miisfaelorilr fuipvsring ts of every description State: OntnuUon of Sweesey A Allen. Solicitor* for Complainant, it is ordered that tbe »aid De­ fendant. Edward IjumJuu. eaure hi* appeanu>«e to be entered in thia cauee within four inontb* from tbe dale of this order, and that iu eaaeofhto ap­ pearance be cause hl* an «wer tu the C"oinpl*iuai>r* HU lobe Sled, and a cop v thereof to b* served on the Complainant'. Suficitor*, within twenty days after aervice on him of aeopy of aaid bill and notice of this order, aud iu default thereof that •aid bill will be taken u confewcd by aaid non­ resident Defendant, Eduard Landon. And ilia farther ordered, |lbal within twentydare tho complainant cause a notice of thi* order to l>c pabltehed in tbe tanner, a pub­ lic aew»paper, printed, publiahed and circulating I.. ..tJ -...I tk.l ..M i— before tbe lime prescribed for lite unuearaocc. r HARMON HxtTH, nov I» Crrenii Cum Canaimioner. Swaaxar « Au.o, Solicitor* for Couipl*in*nl. Stacks of Clothing. Which ws are anxious COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. OUR GOODS Unusually Low! gssssg-?.-2?as Quinine to the Several esses cf Which Jfifoa WolU^rf. Umplainant, JhrOo WalUoef. Jm^ O. IFolUorf. Lewie Jf. BE PREPARED LN TIME. Silk, HUMAN MISERY. were nut warranted by the facta reported. R. R. R. plain and fine/ nrn to Six MllUin^r yart; ’XdSJS WET Pros*, of disaster tu Burnside’s anny three, and oh Haluntar. the tswaly-Brst day of March, oae tboxowad eight hundred and aretytbre*. it th. hour, ef onateloah P M. on .set of the reapeetlre dava above menimued; wz‘b. mouth* from l£Flh«yof Oe^r. jtow Umxtad by «lte add HretateJtoert.^to fare! New York, Dec. 13. ri Su.ll/ elmwet U BAD- GEANT S aPAULDUm this s«m. Bar /wrg I ful WHICH CHANCERY ORDER. than cured—and if RAW AY’S REA DY engagc the enemy to morrow." BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE WE HVAE Free RELIEF to uwed when symptoms <*fdtopart of Franklin a division cnuMcd sale cumfiirtor paroxysm of pain arc experi­ |y, throwing out pickets to ttowc uf enced. no serious sickueas will ioliuw.— Hta.krr’u al Fredericksburg, lie pick­ Let peop.e bear this in mind, Im< the pain ets ore advancing towards lhe enemy’s alight or severe, use RADWAY'S operatkma. ■ READY RELIEF, and you will avoid ••The city to on fire, but it to thought sickiiews. Neitlx:r, Morphine, Vernlrtim that nioit <>f tbe buildings will lie saved. Ainica, or any other narcotic or Anodyne night iin»nedwU4y. DiOUBLKEOLTRADE; । TATK OF MICHIOAX.--Eighth Jodicial Ctre- grow upon.. 11 it wu promptly met <m its first appremeb Fever and Ague, Yel­ . New York. Dec. 12. to all concerned. The erratic disciple of low Fever, Typhoid Fever. Cholera. A special fr>»ni Washington to tbe Faust waa highly pleased with tbe docu , Dysentery. Flux, Diptheria, tlifluenza. Philsdelplmi Pre>t. dated y raterday, cay a: ;Small Pox. are tnonL eawih prevented jail, asked every IN BATTLE CREEK! Yrgal Uotirw. captured 1200 prtoooers while In pursuit of Pcmberuxi'a army, and more were coming in hourly. *A---- — Acting AT THE ONI.T EXCLUSIVE “LOW PRICES’ T-ltow. commander ordered a retreat. tbe ridge of bills running parallel with a promtoeuoiis audience, but parents who lhe dear. It was evident the rebels de­ have children in attendance will duubtlees termined In use the houses of the city for After crossing tbe river in front of the be interested. a defense, contrary loan implied agree city last night, we hwt about one hun­ It will Imj necessary for the audience ment in llw eorres|M>ndeucc which re dred men in killed and wounded, while give notice to all persons interested id said eatat of ths pendancy of said petition, and the hearini driving the rebels through the city. They lired on our men as they advanced should lie remembered that tbe houte will firy upon ihr city. Accirdiitgly, Benja­ through lhe streets, while secreted iu and min’s, Edwards’, Muhlenburg’aundothrr behind Imuses. N<*t much mercy waa lely prev ions to said day of hearing [A true copy.] SHEEHAN C. PWXDLE, which time the CAurcA bell will ring. batteries «if tbe 9th Gups, together with shown to those w ho were caught. „e It ia especially desired that lhe children l>attcriea of Corp* to the right and left Gen. Franklin’* Grand Division, which of the city, c«»ninedeed an almost simul- enisses nearly three miles below lhe be encouraged tu make presents to one tanevMiu tomilmrdment. city, is nearly over. PJTO/M 7* CW&AA.-STATE OF MICHIGAN, ‘•The f-g wnn so devuh- that it wrs im At a quarter past 0 o’clock the firat vocxtv or uabbt. as. afford permanent Gratification nr utility. pocaiblr see hut * " >di'<r< distaucr In-. | gun was fired, the engagement hating | At a Mwaion of th* Probata Court for th* connservice. AT Naebvilb, Deo. 10th. Accounts from Harlsvillo vindicate tbe Gerrmm regiments.. Our troops fought bravely, but ineffectually, until their . , , ------ —over. A dull haze •> obscured them, that for a U.T “ ky •!» rehri pickets. Tbe ponio«Hiieni had succeeded in partly constructing the bridge, when the rebels suddenly opened a brisk and deadly fire of musketry from along the banks of the river and windows ufhouaM compelling a ceeaation of the work. Re turning to the Cover uf the surrounding hills, the uim again formed, and atomt 6 o dock the attmpt was renewed; but tbe rebels had now l»ex-n thoroughly aroused, aud, with relnfbrermmta of sharpwboouia, swarmed to the oppiwiu* hanks and hou«<**. Nothing daunted Li­ the fire which they poured in at lhe ap­ pearance of our troops, the punlnoners went gallantly to work, hut In vain. A storm of bullets envel» ‘ * foped* them, Planks and boats were riddle led by _ every volley. •*Onc© more they were compelled to withdraw and fall back tn tbe cover of FOE DEI GOODS! NEWS ....... . Eaustfans.' »a>i Mtxsal locanssiiy; tbe mbssquencM of Youthful h.di*crciiou, 4c., As. ar This adteirabto Lsetare, .dearly praxes that the above enumerated, often •elf-aBicted evils, awy be removed witbout axedi-loe, and withoot dauxerou* xurgicAl operettas*, and MORTGAGE SALE. riaull having been mad* in lhe oondiiiona of par meet ofa certain Indenture ofMortgag. exaestei by Jaws C. Beaus and bis wtfe. 81aanca H. Beason, of Oranger i He. Barry coontv. Stalo of Michigan. to Srecai Bertas, of Rich­ land. to tho county of Kalamazoo aad Bute of of Michigan. boar.ng date the eigb-.«-nlh day of Jcoe, in lhe rear of our Lord one ibcuaasd wahl bundro • and 6ftv-t.ro. aud recorded in th* oflka of the Regtoaar of Deed* for the county of Barry. D �teas. ;Ct'R»» kAPiDLYaMB == This rule is so simple and i cent. RADWAY S KENOYATING, REMOLVENT tbe milk has thfcy - grau butter, grate orange carrot a, put komehot wjstec or milk to. the pulp atraip and add it to the cream, which should be a little above 00 deg. when you comineocfcjdjptjiqg.^rA^.coiahMv size tencnpfulwIlT color six pound* of butter.— After churning, draw off the butter-milk, put cold water in the churn, and chum a few minutes, and if managed right you will never fail ofhaving good butter. I the prejudice against snuhing butter with’warm waler, is slowly pas­ re o BorrtE,. 6flO,QPQ‘,AL,T?a,aALEi0‘"” LLOYirA-JtfWL 'Kit* COUNTY COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. ----------------------------------------- - Will cure Scrofula, SrpMUs, White Swelling. Sore Leg*. SyphUitie Riieamaii»m,Gout, chronic j • EVERY RAILROAD STATION no auicaM of the Skin. Joint*. Bone* or .CHaad*, but that thi* remedy will cure. It clean*** tbe litOOD. lte»o)<c* all diaeued depoaltea, end renovate* the •Vntem whb health sad «tr«ig<lL In all eaaes sak for RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. Frio, ner bottle Om Dollar. Pereou* calling at Dr. Radwar'. Printed itiUnieUon* hoi I low to Keep Apples. Druggiaia. Late last spring we were enjoying ap­ ples picked and packed tbe previous Ocloberytn -Wcsteni iNeW’ York. They were as fresh' and juicy as the day they The War Department use* our Map ol Virginia Maryland and Penniylranta, eosl flhO.OOO, on if yon keep one, and fur the hen*, if your . Th.) preserve the apples from ail bruises on the passage, by rail >or can*I Jfehich is im­ possible without something to tlH up the crevices. As the freight isap. tftuedk Mr •barrel, there is t:-- ;> i.!.’imtbe.oats. The anta am a great safecaovd against rotting, where |b« appJesArcl<«q>t . in a.cluse tight room, witboiittire. The tloae room, and the still closer envelope of tbe barrel and the odta guard! against tbe sudden changes of temperature so -common in our winter climate. With the .thermometer at zero out of doors, they will not freeze. If they should be frosted a little, it is drawn out so grndu ally by the oata, that thsy are not injured^. .We hare never seen any method s<> sathfaclury os this for transporting npplcs, aud none better for preserving them in good coddition until spring. But in the multitude uf counsellors tbarc is wisdom. A friend of ours hk* just presented us with a dish of his up Dies, which are very well kept hi bis way. lie packs them in tight barrels, in. the orchard, in the tali, with the dry leave* ’of the applejrecs, a layer of apples and a layer of leaves. This keeps them from bruising, and the leaves sbsorb the mois­ ture and prevent rotting. Hui barrels stand in a chamber, and 'do not freeze -through the winter. Thia method works admirably with him, and is certainly worth trying by those who raise their own apples. (We have known apples pacU^iu-leaves, the barrel* eabietB to very-T-ougfi handling,Ai tu be opened in topdoa, wup^r, fresher, find ff IfeRar fcieor, than any imported apples which ilia person to whom they were consigned had over before seen, so he reports.) It b a matter of very great importance to be able to keep this fruit through into tbe spring months, in good condition. It ie not only a comfort in the family, but adds much to tbe profile of the orchard, A hundred barrels of winter fruit worth hut *200 in October, will frequently bring MOO in March or April. It is by particular attention to such small item's LLOYD'S TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. OHIO, .INDIANA, and ILLINOIS. is the only anlbunty for Gen. Buell and the War Department. Money refunded to *ny one finding —— ;n l<—2—— X., They may be easily collected just before winter. In hollows, where prevailing winds have swept them into large beds. Zadoc Pratt collects them by sending a *«ron (bark rack) with a capacity of two oortla, to the woods, with a man and a number of boys, who collect several cords a air. ' „. DARLING S “Wahavotned »L and find it aS useful in o bouse as water."— H Ww' jydrif uf the Jkna. ivt’D nrrt i (Tnp L1VEK KhbLLAlOK LIFE XCOWMT M WRAITH $10 00 K year tmved iri-Mery family 1 One Bmtfe of UTTERS. IflESIl 15 CEME5T CEDE. ious disorders of tho human system. They regti late and invigorate the liver aud kidneys; They give tone to tbe digestive organs; they regulate the eecreii»»*. excretioti" audcxbaialtow. equal ixe the cireulalion. end purify the blood. Thus. all baiieut rvmnfau.fs—some of which ar*Torpid Liver, Hick Headache. Dvapepiia. Piles. CliRla ate covW\\.o%cA rate. awA \\owwtyA vooKw awA. WAii, vAvtck vaake \\\m Frier 25 Cents per Buttle. . Price 25 Cents per Buttle, Price 25 Cent* per Cuttle. Price 25 Cents ppr. Buttle. . W\.vA\Xa^ Pr.itx» 25 Cents per ILdtle. Pt icu 25 Cents pw ILiUh*. RADWAY'S READY RESOLVENT given to Teething, or any other cause. If troubled with oongb, Reallessueaa at Night, half a teaspoonful of the REHOLVENT will insure a core. Price One Dollar a bottle or six bottles for Five Dollars LIVER REGULATOll DR RADWAY’S PILLS. ate. Wvr \.oot JOHNR A CXONI.BY, I Hute Mauufacturera ) 78 WILLIAM STREET, Corutr ot Llbertv blrret. ,.FAMILY MEDICINE, R. R. , ftXowbueV ‘SVkXMi** wc \\\c Mjoot maw ma\\\^ Yit. 'YkdWttkk Imporimt tu Builders. Important tu Ratlruad Cump.mic*. Important to Farmvra. ate VW t\ck iwaw's ftoXaee a\>A Cwa^ovt. To'all irAom this may concern aud it eon terns everybody. JOHNS & CROBLEY’S '^6'odtk\ ^AO'KvacVv Waxct* kuv\^ovate. t^cak aw^t taVkXxXaVAa rv' CEMENT ROOFING, IT IS FIKE A.ND WATER PROOF tSX.owkue\x WVtae,v* The Coe b only about One-Third that of Tin, jy THOSE yoiy TH1KK. To (boas who do not'wish to b* troubled with thinking, but like to bare their thinking done by s?mo one else, «r<My wtotoaf eepluistiun, that RADWAY’S READY REI.IEF its ■©v. NEW YARK. Avuml avaa\^ aaA. maVx DARLING'S LI VER REQ ULA TOR TO THOSE WHO DON’T THINK AND fA<frnaUy or^>J ‘to admiuislratiou RHEUM ATISM ‘In a few hour*. SORE THROAT TOOTH-ACHE NEURALGIA (paroxysm* of,). CRAMPS HEADACHE COLICii DIARRHtEA LUMBAGO, [pain* of^ CHILLS.....i BURNS INFLUENZA CROUP RP*SM8’ DEEP SEATED PAINS. ’..’ by । formanee of their duties, ele»n*ing and notifying **._*.>_ * r—... ...... -it a;. Y5t. "\ko\jackk ... &XOVCWQhC\x ateXke. SoXAke.r'k Vtvca^i,\jv> 1d\awkea,’1£>^wexVUt^, 'Bukc\vx\xaX'\.%vft., ett. DARUSES LIVER REG L LA TOR. These fittera art put up in ^uart bottles, ef which the above is a facsim­ ile. ^Dte label is finely engraved,arid is provided with a eafe-g\w»-d froth­ counterfeiters. (Price fl per. bottle, or nxfar $5. C. W. IJobaak, (Proprietor', jfo. 6 LIFE BITTERS. ue* w AfoHxWy ,r.d ineenkdUy. which are ImL rheumatism, gout. Ac , iu the kind of pills to take* If Rahway's PILLS are takers cure will follow ' these remedies." Mrs. C. Tebor, 11 Christopher Street, N. Y., acidity of the atomaeh, and promote digestion, it TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. id powerful medicine known in tbe not boasting; try ij, if yon feel « convinced. It combines in its use ofcalomel. Mcreury.Quininc,"in which colchium guise are prescribed freely. In tlieae diseases RADWAVS REGULATINtf PILLS are farmorc oertalu, and tbe patient avoids tbe danger which an overdose of Colcbium would inflict. In Yellow. Typhoid, and Bilious Fercrs, in Erysipelas^imall Pox, purgation is highly essential; but to administer a dose of DrasticPills, ths irri­ tation thev would produce and the relaxation and depletion that would follow, would be likely to prove fatal. In these cases a mild, soothing and uatly stimulating laxative, that will purge aud heal, soothe aud strengthvujike Radvny'a Regnluting Pills, Is required. Tbe cause of so many deaths in thse diseases is owing to tbe want of a purgst.ro tike RADWAY*8 FILLS, that will purge witboat depleting or interfering with the functions or other secretions. Not one in a hund­ red of Yellow or other fever cases would prurs fetal if Rad way's Fills were adopted intbeir treat- . Darling’s layer Begulaor . in affording immediate relief. IJver and billions remedy." No Hent ia required in making application The expense of applring it to but trifling, as an ordinary itouf can be covered aud tinubed iA» seat day. It can be applied by any one, never found anything tsyial to It to a thorough Mra. Young, of Brooklyn, writes: "February M, ISA".—In May last I had j severe attack ofPilM East Fourth St , Cineinr.ati', to uAom ail orders should Le addressed. ■ and when finished forms a perfectly Fta* Pooor r'^T'’r.i.th “ e,a,tl° bodv- •‘‘b’* cannot be In­ jured byllsur, /buuor 8to««.^wutxxitc ofRoor BoastM, or any external acUou w hater er. GUTTA Darliac’s Life Bitter^ PERCHA FOR SALE BY Roberto k Striker.Hastints. nl lhehols. Jar B CEMENT, U and waarn/irv/ynrrwL I havehaj no attack aince.” D. Weatervdt, Eoq., of South fith, near flth BL, Williamtburgh, L. U write*: "Angaatfo 1MQ.— Haring been troubled with a diffieuUy in tbe Lirer aad tobibon* attacks, I was advuad, by a fruod, “d?rung’s Liver regulator. For Coating Metals of all Kinda when exposed to the Action ol the Weatlier, Wool F«r PreserrlB* aa41Upairing Metal . j . Roolh of all liiMlfi. Wool!! THE PLACE TO GET WOOL CARDED, CLOTH, a direct power over tbe nerves, neither narcotic norauodme, that relieves pain, in a manner pc cubar to Itself, and for which we hare no word in during the operaliun of their pills, is n favorable sign t iftheir pills expelled with the fececs tba diseased humor* left circulating in tbs system, __ ■_ there would be but little ]KU> or griping. It is tbo sb*cnce of tbe bile and other humors, which thrir imperfect pllla fall to purge out of the sys­ tem, thst occasions the pain. By examining tba stools evacuated after sartre griping, they will tayu— me\aa.e\xo\x^ exv\ov^a\j\c. Sutra,,Canada. thia attack, I bad been troubled withdrapepaia veral month*: I bare felt nothin* of it ainee" I cstic Bi ttoixu* gcuerallv, Guxsrsmkxt Bgii.h ism, Ac.; by the principal'Bi'newu. Anrwrvxr-re, bowels Drastic Purgative Pills augment what is called the peristaltic movement of tbe bowels by irritating the coats of tbe Intestines. In active and inflammatory dcseascs, tbe irrita­ tion produced by the Drastic Purgative Pills will VvuwK. — Important h» ilotiae Owner a. DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS Is a superior tonic and dinnrtic; ex eel lent in canes o( loss of appetite, flatulency. fanahTweak­ ness, irregulsritic*, pain in the aide and bowels, blind, protending and bleeding piles, gbd gt neral READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY; »u do rifle, alterative. counties aud States. Price, $ I in sbee-ts, $2, pocket . counter-irritant. ... V-..-.I..1.1-. and -...i the a.. only ... itirriv Vegetable, vegetable subform, and on lineu, with roller*. Ready ibstitufe tor calomel. Mercury, Antruiouy, Blue. Sept. SObeen affiictad with pile*. accotu'peWwd’witb bleed Navr DxrasTMEtT, Wssnixcrox, Sept 17, ’62 J. T. Ly>Tt>-b$if; Scud me your Map of the Harlem Oil. DARUNR‘8 Mission!ppi Hirer, with price per hundred copie*. LIVER REGULATOR Krar-Aomiral Charles II. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squadron, is authorized to purchase OU. AS ALTERATIVES as many as are required for use of that squadron. LIFE U1TTEHS, GIDEON WELUX They exercise a more powerful influence over Secretary of tbe Nary. the Liver, and its secretions than ealomel, mer And now consider myself Eetirdg cered,’’ enrr, blue pill, hence their importance In cases of liver complaints, and spleen diflicultiea. Jaun­ Hon. Jahn Crom writes, “Brooklyn. March IS lull.. ..ri~*.i. ■ ..u 1 — u dice, Dyspepsia, Bilious attacks. Head-ache. Ac. iriui R. fttomeVv 'BvX’le.v* TERMS CASH. RADWAY 4 Co. From the New York Tribooe, Aug. 2 •*LhOYIV{<MAP VF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND If people sadcrotood the importance of pnrgsAND PENNSYLVANIA—Vhi* Mop 1. very targe ation wi&i RADWAY-H PILLS, in coutrwdfailncit* co«t ia bot 2J ceuta, and it U tke beet gkick mm tinn of purgttig with other pills or powders, salts leptu-dtsutd." oils, ScidHtx waters, they would need less physic LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS­ SIPPI RIVHR-Froni Actual Survey* by Uapte. Bart and Win. Bowen, MiMtaaippi Hirer PUote, of RADWAY'S PILLS -St, Losia.AU>., shows every man’* ptaotaUan and owner'* name from St Linii* to the Gulf of Mexi- _ i—. FoagsT Lxavks fob trnn.—The warmest bedding fur domestic animals, especially on plank floors, is perfectly dry forest leave*. They lie.hi Strata, interpoae tliin plates-of air, and tnus form a complete non-conductor, and they pre­ vent cold currents of air from passing through. They also form an excrllflnl CHILDREN. 1 • DARLING’S were put in the barrels. Tbe secret of their long keeping is worth knowing.— close, upper room through the w Inter.— the advantages uf this method are sever al. You g®D|tfstfbr nfbottf thirty per cent less than lhe price in the eastern market. These are handy fur the* horse, BtomaeV. WiVuvs, uAxxeXy, takxw wx \vro'vxr ^utxfbXixta, awil at TYxs. Vmi, are o. uvre \xre\-tuVvi o$ Lj Silioue Fever, Fever arid Jtgue, Liver Complaint, (Dyspepsia, ■' Indigestion, Jawndioe, Kidney Complaints, <ivxk o.\X ivuuu, <x wav tar natan. 'V'Xxe.we, E'Aim ■■■< It will Mend Bone, Conti, Lava, .and in fact everything but Metals. “It FOUR TO BIX BOTTLM. sing away. Healing tbe milk, 1 believe ia.an English .method, and. oubIh^ be .lifttBc generally practiced; then there would not be so much poor butler in the Will cure Salt Rheum, Scald bead, Sore Eye*, EZRA JONES. Deputy ’ do Rtromou* Dtacharge* from the Ean, Swelling to JOHN OWEN. State Treaaarer. tbe Groin, Fslting of the Wotab, Dyspepaia, Neu- JAMES TURNER. Deputy do ralgla, JOHN M. GREGORY, Snpt. Public Infraction. THREE BOTTLES. CORTLAND B 8TXBB1NK.Depaty da W.U r.,w«». b™ in to.1 huu u.d ote Xm* nr Mouth Kim-* Evil Norte* Dincharae* I UYRLS HEWITT. Deputy > no u"er^. ch*l(.ro.l' Pnm.re Kiphilt, , CHIA'RLEB. UP*»N. aW-V Gt-tertL . cost $20,000 toaagrsts Superior la any $101 or Mitchell, aud sella giving MEND CHINA, JAMK8 H. PORTIML Haerwtary of State, I oftetcA. out a \a>A\. , eurt a\l “WV* _____ Akt xo, but a> a IT WILL UENO MARBIX aAo-t Ttw-eivaX nacWt — *' wApt ’Ke^.u-Nsiov m VM* suftoflr IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN. Xvx X\xc "BAxovii SvsXrxrt* No matter if that Woken Pitcher did mA coat but doMtkiJkxevc a shilling, a shilling eared to aahUling earned. IT WILL MEND ALABA8T«lt Ka», $or I a Unx* Vixxe, \h«\x IT WILL CATRON. «r Teaaaaao*. A USTIN BLAIR, Goreruer. 11ENRY T. BACK US. Pteaident of theScntte and part purity and cieunxw* to tbe akin and ewn- ■ n-ife ‘BWWva cubckuA. rtaTe officem*. ONE BOTTLE. and crook. If the mi|k has Tbeen kepi in ■ warm place, take the cream' to a wnrm room a day or two before churning. If you •7 wiah tbe bu|trr 1 to i Axik :and taatij IBkc t-JQHK D1WSBH0RQRS. K IT WILL MEND IVORY. -NATHAN CLIFFORD, of Me. -JOHN A. CAMPBILL, of Ala. ry com* of Pimples, Blolcbe*. Pas- live by book 1 1 l^iZtdlor WOOD. IT WILL MENP GLASS. DR. RADWAY HAS DISCOVERED A CLEANSING SYRUP. Called Rabwat's Rnovartso Rsboetsst—that will curseverj^uocies cf bkin Disease, Scrofula, ,SvphiHHo Brvpuow, Fever Sores, Ulesrs. Tumors ttoA Rheum. Sores of all kinds. Humors, Pustules 1 Pimples, blolcbep. Ac., rapidly and ellsetMly. . witbont exposure ar subjecting tbe patient to the least inconvenience. WWL MEND Save tbe piece* otthat expsastee sat GlassbetMe- United ■tales. c&. .tuprwmw <. .. Cwart —---ottRn “------- Bi . fiihermen and lhe pigs, let it stand longer, and use the. IT IT WILL MEN D’LEATH ER. THE JUDICUBT. Moax SMtoGLiao.—A Ivdy was de-" tocted the other day by a Custom House seizer the things that were scizer’s. wnx wirasTAinx WATER. lINBATKH.fo Missouri. TO THE PUBLIC. every one of her teeth out at once 1” )/ia n/4fr£T7/ ;|j; officer in the—eeief-inaking an indirect importation of goods from Canada, which were promptly “confiscated.” She seemed very glad to vet off-by rendering unto AUmiCAN OSMSSVSUUE irOOMEBY BLAIR, of way ofa climax and a clcncher, “Well there is one thing that my mother can do that yours •eim,6^-my mother can take tnoold. Tbe milk nhould not stand long­ er In winter that) In.summer, or the but ter will be bitter. In 36 or 48 hours the milk should be skimmed, if in a coqI the M EKELLEO upTr rdUrriW. Hjteri" wr V> >®r oibai VU *o»gti .proper. Do not make it too bot or tbe a* these, that a farmer get* ahead in world.—American Agriculturist. THKM< TSl°*lst'au.'i“xKTmtlW0MA THS CAJttMET)A GL/ABANTBE.-OOS to si* bolHM af Senary 1 .Woto-^UUJAM A REWARD, of Dr. Radway'a Cleansing Syrup— • called RAl>BT Seeeetsry^tht Tr««Xry-8ALM0N P. CHASE, WAY’8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT-will on re the worst canes of Skin Disease, tyscoudary SyphAn ^vantage.—A.t»oy and a girl of Ulla, Fevar Seres, Ulcers, or Scorbutic Eruptions tender years were disputing as to wb*l that can be produced. ThU Syrup is highly oen year*, in making oca rly as good butur in winter m in ummer. In .-Up firgl wee or noy thing that will give tbe cream an iuiDflura) taau, or in. cupbyard/with so Or !• get Clt«h Drened, Is nt the New Woolen EacUiry of FAMILY MEDICINE. nr KAsrnrofl. LEAKY TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS can he repaired with GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT •r.rl _______■ ... AVOID SALINE PURGATIVES. mkh and cannot fail to do good work. We Shall be’ ready to do Custom Carding by the «>th insu.and far < loth Dreesing and the Manufacture of Cloth abont the Ibtb of-Jane next N0T CBACK IN COLD OR BUN IN WARM WEATHER, AND NOT,WASH OFF. ey, tbe Remedy or Ucenedus will baaeot aeeordii re*nedies act gystom wilbonl tonchiag the Wood vesi e su^uifrevua system. 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[y. «nd t«»re it ..pen <itb unwonted haste, .fees, iwiwnad,fey . N** PVMk.ibair wre « that' tnaife her eyre sparkle , n«r bred, twy aeddea i. th. .mu fhrir U-b. with j.fa T The familfaf hand w rttfag Sirs?ii‘7 r4 cm‘u ud "** **. 21 EfatL Jbou«b ’tar* “*c*’ bZ ll* P«*»lfar Ifeurish al.lhe top hl«p»0. others shirr mand dark e doom, , of Si, ther H that it ro wo frnm Mr. W.y bmasd aursmrtth.d^> twriliopL^bt. rrad it th JJ|f 2Sbn . SSfei joy. ’ - ------ -- Histtllaiw. aetbr* df the “Life of Patrick rj[ fart .ni '^T 1 •< bld tfare ttin—wci ddfare.” ; Attefa pore it was ktoodted dawn to DRUG ■♦‘orhod hta }Ntswige. having no :ih«ney ; Bud leaving, thy yeapd at.^au Francfaco, , STORE!! T Roberts & Striker. CHANT A SPAULDING, MASON ALLEN, tLER IN GROCERIES. proviaUns. pr i e, Hlab, butter, lard. pork, and grain alt Yom Alw toys cauihes. etc , tic. Store Cailturn a Block. Siatt street. Ha«ti ga, Mich. D i D. C. HAWLEY, EALER in all kiude nf Family Groeeriea, -ttone and Wooden ware, and a general aa- D - tsai UtfftlSi ROBERTS A STRIKER, GROCERIES! Y A. AIJLI1N. AWau-lSMiciUiratnChan r r«U»«urvs «*Tn> •rtgajp-*. 4c Will br ba|>|-i .Y tw all caRa 10 the lina of their profession lia»V ml bt in<tbnsinca«. . ' 08w .n the Court nouse, Hasilnx* Mich. I DANIEL COOK, f UPTICK OFTIIK PEACE. General land and Tax tg'-nt. will attend io the collection of ti-!jt.<ud .ill other bssior** pertaining to Msnffice. | • . ... .u.V m.. HOLBROOK, ,M. RLSSELU MONT FOFULAR JOHN ROBERT*, lllYSIUlAN and Munreuii. l)*vllfagou Urvad. way. uc*r tlir Uuun IIuum. . PATENT MEDICINES H. P. CHERRY, ii?J’ rwneetiuhv ennnunei U» th* citl.-.X.__ ___ 1 tn any Mace. Give na a call and jedge ■ for vrairfefeteB " feud’d U> writ DR. 11. J.. H A NE1'. .ttSTwli!: »««h— Png xsunt^^ATndOufltraeis. • - « KET-EAT, T<DB or Hcodr CASE onIy. 1 attention wilt W paid.f" COMT’OrND„ w-.wl.r 1anc pdttiov nn PRESCRIPTIONS-, snd any * * I nne narehasina medicines nf us can rriy upon Ura ROBERTS A STRIKER. 11. WB1CUT. A TTOICXKY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. A S-d rkibcit-r and Councilor m Chaaeery - Hsattxi ROBERTS k STRIKER. Ralph Eaq .'Mlddl0i11e. powdar ShM.Le^C^W^e^ anirrKK a Bieeows A TTORNEVS sad COUNSELLORS Al /V--Wiriu>ra in Chancery. Tax dad Im i._-I—_.. I., vi—, nron but Henry rapidly eontiiiired,: “You tell toe that 1 ha'e di^nu-ed you I will re move my self and my dlqgrece from yuu'r preai-IICt- ” A the .won about t<» leave the numi, his moificr^«ked, anvioh«ly ; “Where would ■y»nt go tn' tlenry T* >» . . ‘interest to learn the txwttents. Henry’s ; name had nnt been mentioned between tint two fi»ryear*; yet^and let ant this — —price'the —l— a hard »i. Mir render.-—it it wuuld U ba tt» tell Which th<>i<ht of.him moat constant­ ly. - Behind the deaeoa’-taritarnity there heat nteeiirt. and that heart wm more “Stay, him m-t. . Hannah.” -aid the : .... , . de;i<-r.|i Mirndy. “If is well.that he should willmg to conte-s. leave a place where he can no longer Jnok nn honret nian in lh>- face." “De:.r»,i} Bolbrnok, he •» «uir fvn.” said fl|e wife repr<^r-Miillv. . . . . • • ‘ ‘ ' "oSd.yi,.—I w. b„-.. u. fee.1 bl.i^.‘,'r “^.t wiud through the open window,' be made to flnp; edpedaHy will Ae be careful of aW thm bifore She4wtte»bee patient far the night. If JVUI wait till yiw patient tells you ur reminds y oq.of these things, where isthe'use of bis having a nurse f— “T would ihnt l.c-oild fwget .ib" *•» as pnIH as a sheet.•. his limbs tottering tbr unrelenting reply.. .. . heh’*alh - bum hif whole expression that Dv-we Ir*l wnrdx reached the enre of • nfgreat nngutah. • U<1 ■ he young man at he stood npf>n the •• What’s lbw mstter*!>exam Hidbrrxdt 1 threshold, and an expremrnn halfnfpain, What's thu matter, 'Joshua?” inquired half of indignation, swept over bi* face, his nlarmod wife. ' he knew that he had done wrong, hut be “iisnonh. wonre padpera—paupers in Feit that he had not forfeited forgiveness. our old nge I" saidhev huahatid. . With one farewell glance at his tn'iUher. “Good grarfaeu 1 what tow happened, Ftofinct Xig^tengote. How to baceeed. I have already stated what appears to full Of mi’Tpkch gratitude mid love, ha me‘th* great defect in all treaties <>n thd left the house,which had been so long, (n ’ himah*mie. ‘ . • I I .Little by Hille, it came out that des- arte'effalf-advnncement and self help.— There apriaire'io',' toil A fallacy al the This wa« ihf foilf of w|tich Henri .H.ol . eon Hidbrouk- hud beeftirna h< aidam an foundation of all' their instructions.— hrook hsd been, guilty ; Having beefl far a hank officer' with wbun be was acn one form or another, “do . sent to New York by hv bis his father fotber.to tn collect 1 quaintrd, atid-i ao ahd so, and y’i»u on.Sotno of n*iim.<»f money due him, be had been the uttwat ronMtnev. ' 0ot:t»«ay tnu i “”T A-“ .7’AyNT "i’ i i-iiu,j,-, iiriuicj ,iuv i-'-ii, — i»v ."vril . Ik*—.— irA-iiAA rtw’i*mmend fair “ nnd d sllpryd to a.ganiing 'hnusr ■by a compan w.^HInr'inwIliK-K^tad i-iin ijhd'tpere,ipducrd. b». p|iy. though h.d Bed ch. enirnrr. «n<l left l«.nd. 1 PW',™.. !>••»«« not till after prr»iuwl«?n.' Having ” ’ R.W. »HELDON, OUNTY TBEaAURER- C WiUpsjJwliwUr -d iir; SOLDIER’S BOUNTY, BACK PA Y, teEN»lttN,-4iv. g. c. raiNDLE, DF PROBATE, Noiart Public, Ge»- rpbe undenogned, haring racaivad <run> E- B. COJUtEHi FORMS AXDDIRECTIONS kept I-Ii plny ill", ill t|i“ h«.pr-.fii-c -v.-ring his I.Htsrii. But, ns might hnvi- been ex prvtrd, insG-ad qf this, be lost all that reniaTned. .Then, thoroughly ashamed and hllterjy upbraidinghiiii»e|f fpr his breach of triia ’t. he wept home, aud cimfesscd all. ........ -ryT,". ;TT-.};TTmTTrThi< c--’nfvM‘i--n wiii received, as we futye ' seen, in siicli a yay na in .cHBI hiei .cpufi J dejicr and excil.e .hi- indigiuUi'.n. . #An4 i -u““lnJ «. H. COOK, Ce.ru *&**»»+ ■ be was through with the witness, and he *0* at Kia aervide. Mr. Wirt rose to commence • tb« cross examination, bbt aeetned ft>r'a moment qwite perplexed how to proceed, but quickly a-wutned a msuner expressive of his incredulity its td tiju fact* VllClirU, elicited, and coolly eyeing VW H(U 101.13 HRU COOliy the iu* WrifnAafe *ilne»i 'A a »moment, az»w,a—» K be a ..l.l said—a ‘ ’ “Mr. K——-- aHow aHow me me to to Iask' yAu whether whether jot yoa have have ever ever read read a a w< work calted Baron Munchausen I” ..,. Before the witness had tirun to reply, Mr. Webster quickly rose to hia feet and "I beg year pardon, Mr. Wirt, for the interruptiun, bnl there was one queattonjl f«»Fgol U> ask the witness, and if you will alluw me that favor, j will premise not to inkerpupt you again.” 1 ' Mr. Wirt the blandest manner repliad—' Y-e. most certainly;” when Mr. Webster, in. the must dclibernto and solergo manner,,aaid: "Sir, have you ever read Wirt’s Pat­ rick Henry f ’ The effect was so irrevislahlc that even the Judge could not control hia rigid fea­ tures. Mr< W irl himself joined in the momentary laugh, and turning to Mr. Webster* said, “Suppose we submit thia ca»e to the juby without summing upf’ which was assented to, and ater'a client won the case. Mr. ’Web- Nuao Orrtckaa.—Gen. Butler has moved hi* military headquarters from the New’Orleans Custom House to the comnjbdluus rnidciicc formerly the A lavs GnaaitLs—the only onfe ever bropghft into England, lias lately arrived at Liverpool. Hr appears quite docile, and amuses himself in dancing around the the rtmm at Mr. New'hy’a the celebrated nature list, and sttempting”lo sew pieces of blankets together. Hia skin is an-blive color, and u taj ia,yet very -young, only slightly 6'vcrod with .hair. He fa remarkubiy food ofgood* living,ahd appears to hare an especial relish for beef steak, miitton chops and froft. Yooug Mr. Gerriili fa about 3| feet in height,,very broad (and thick across the chert, while hia arms and legs are long and athewy, displaying great strength.— He has a great naGit of putting his feet iptn any stray boots end shoes which may ba lying.about, and when be fa discov­ ered ,in Wg £reaks, b« invariably .runs for protection to any lady. which may be present. His faee; milike the'generally ''"■“t’".''-. MS >■'<«.h»«rUiMv » .lU»d, »u «,u M • * ■ fO’“ gwt'hg. ,»■>■ *Ju mcrut ,h»n n> how a map is to get °n.‘ A pbdr,Scotch lad, walking the London slrreia, fell Into Whan OAAjaaweaupied Holly Springs, Mis^iaeippi, .aQ(ne weeks since, with cav­ alry, a colored man gave,him informa u qefUr and broke Ida ' TAal mAde tioii which wm of vast Importance, and his lortime. The tf^altby, o^ner of the k-d, among other things, to the capture When CH. Lea retired cellar took him up, nnd pushed him bn': of a rebel <*fcer. r'K <k.yur■<* UndoR, sal tb« negro was left behind, and was ten* bcFbft'ii'rliament.- The tuedinieli hanged by a mub of rebal cit. _.-. ■— ixeus and rebel soldiers. This sort of k faihuUecfa cruelty toward the[ncgrves—abandoning £ <wto,y them lb rebel vengeance after they have Mfaitfa. faTthis jltoh ■■■>.!■•-‘•'1''”fi«» **• N« *Xta-f». J™ ro« aitlicatiuxb ro« Let us du Lfe11^"’ Uolocmk .thq JHatiff1.( pauper. ■ I ARREARS OF PAT, BOUNTY k PENtJIONS,. “» **.* W &RIB ’'J1 Wa l ’ ‘TH* fa Indeed; w-jw teret death; DANIEL STRIKE1 li> the pogrom of the <we, Mr. Web- entertained opinion, is not fierce or re­ pulsive looking, aUbongb the jaws are i -IV f.,m'... -H a nJu.M. h «„mprl~a .Ui. .m.ta'MWM i comprised sixty ocreaot roiigns-.il, wmen ; k. 1.—< i.k™. iu ,I-.-, a-a, u> **M n“1^* **MU®<* ! far the rmtdwnie! wants »»f a sraidl and reonpinicnl ..fiwnHy. In the market it wnuLdiiot hrhtei'ovrr thn-e thonxand "did- now b<- (ui«l gone f .rth fr«u» h-.nie a ffan farx. and ft»r that amount the deaem wna I,.. Irtiaw wfather.0 *l*b w ith no n->tbiniitii. Y'c —terday mbso hfc had mvikdoou reckoned mmhimI «J»r.-r den-r he knew nut not, wjfftber W' bound. y<*ter<Jay it,i sett-riel 1 Hewry, princely bachelor establishment of Cor ttey Follows, a rich rebel merchant. The correspondent of the New York Timet speak* <d a vfeit tp tea place, and aaya: “Coming down faairs from the audience chamber I met three officers, twy Captains and one’ fifat ' Lieutenant, all three re markable their fine figures and neat military dress. They passed quickly up afairc,witb. tee appearance and nir of mon whose presence was officially demanded. Tth- cruw«J lundc'wut h»r‘uieiii, «unl. o«Wj disappeared in tbe Commanding Gencr. sI’h room. These men thus dressed,aa-ith abouHur-slraps. aworda, and martial air, ,njoce than the ijiece wore nqgro officer* of tho First National you hnve gei probability, of recur .respite, Both ■'ffiriwi iftni ■ Union. Regiment of Lbuisianx In all tbe «*5 intedsitV willhe dl ' clumjtre brought fiy this' rebellion, this i'ence and at the saps . minished, wfeWeft tmtb Ml Ft*’ terribly tyectitele irpeKksTo rne mt the mightiest I itjdfiMterd bi 'wnnt offarep? This fa the and.mnst-wumterfuL’ lean scarcely bereason why a patient waked in^lhe early Ifav.c my Yy«» when 1 w iUiem a spectacle MTF ul Iw’.Wp, onl.T bU alfep. like this, and that one not in Mitaaticbu1 biit. hfa power, t<izs)rep., The more tbe setts «jrNew York, butlu Loutwana. and i slck elrap, the betier'thev'wni be alllo ib in‘tbs imperial Souttfarni tity of New Orsleep. A good nurse will alwirye ■ make l.sta pnrl of th.- nv-nei in ’-is charge, be , Mmingon. v( ater introduced a highly respectable wit­ ness, wKoie testimony, imlree disproved JpjljL, . J, , .J, ! J. f o. . t. ■< jj, ■ 1 or 'ithpeached, settled'tbe case and anni“What name, sir J* inquired the auc­• hllatad Mr.' Wirt’s client. After getting tioneer; ' ’ • ’ terwugfa the testimony, he informed Mr. •^••Ddbcon JoehowHrtlbi«M<,”fwM' thei Wirt, with a significant expression, that Thera wag a Mnt/jf surprise, and,the f he wm m'.w at work. He had not 'been queaUon, ?*ho is heT' pasted from one। ~TBE nn»t «B<™. > there lAfig fauwigh tli fahri ’ atiy' Wes'1 oft<> another. hMnWI MluaoP. »gi uro, f 1 what Were hia chancre of' dueere*. He f ’ AtWrmff the rest,” D*«bt»rt Holbrook . .1 wisfad hie mother L» write,. 4»d prom- looked tiphageriy, and a qaretioa was wo !",P*n’ !n a JLret., England Isjd m jiif mq^emcula. , Tber*^ was only ,W>. •,,. t . sitinnrrouim The wars U}ree persons ■ one reference to his’faiher. It w^a this: ..’*F*t|H" don't.J.°“ ^nowZour present Let me inlnuluc* lhem in or- > * P»m hfrefd lather still retain* B’S tiltijr. b«y t’ triced the youngmat> with great dcr . Deacon Holbrook.« ne*s Marfa me. If thia fa the case do emotion 1 •' ' not trouble him with any meaeagbs, but Deacon Holbrook’s eyes lighted tip if otherwise, you may .give > fny dutiful with jnyi Webtfj beUfpemdd his arms. dcrt^edfvutun-s. Next,.hip wife, a iuolh- .regard*, mid My that 1 do mU-yci dyapair The rnomcHiaUon was complete. erly' old lad,, wiili an "xprexsion <>f -m-b <<f making myself a good and also a true Henry subsequently explained that, rnliil hi fii v..|i nc«-oh Ii-t face ns to charm man.” ' ' -■■•••­ having been succrasfuf ,at the mines, be • all who k"rw h.f. Yet. at thia moment, Deacon H«d>ir6bk did nnt kw>k at hfa had wlahrd’to rrturh Unexpectedly, when JUHT RECEIVED anxivtx. grief, and'entreat) striitfgled lor wife while she was reading this tetter, tiporrhifrwrrlval-fn '-flew* ¥«irtt, "he had the inaxier). Tlie tbi»«i. figure in the though tbe handwriting must faave told learned;his father’s roisfertame. He hsd n new and moat complete asphrtfimt of. tablraux was a vming man with a,frank him also who it was from. instantly made wftgt. haste be coyjd to ' hniid»o(ur Ince, yean* no! t-xivediug twen­ “Joshua,” said bis wife, timidly, using his native lowp, and fortunately arrived DRUGS AND MED1CIKFR, ty. vhoatiHid in'the middle of the fli'ior, thcm rely mentioned ChrfaUan name nf in time to prevent the sacrifice’of the -^Chrmlcalm Paints, Olla, Cam* ahha down <*axl l»wiL, ahritiklng from the her htiiihand. “thia tetter is from Henry.” farm. Angry words which his father uttered. “So I aiipniwe,” said he, coldly. flSphcuc, Burts Its* FliaM, *'Tbe Lwd hath rebuked my’ vain pride, . ••firnry,” a.'<d the deiaeon, sternly .-you A■ be spoke hr tnolc from his pocket and the hardness of my heart ibat led me TI KPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. hate di.'griu-i’d yourself and tne, n dearon the Wteklit Farmer, and adjusting his to .turn away an only sou.” said the dea­ of the ebur 'h. Yoq have ernhitiered the spreinclea. began to read. con, solemnly. ‘ Henceforth may our declining y ears «<f ynur parents n Thnr wns n hint, sndao Mrs." Holbrook hearts be fitted with the loVe that fsileth “Don't benwi hard wi»h him. Deacon undet-atond ,lr, that bo did not ears tn not.” HnlliriMik.'' interpiArd ilia wife "Re. pursue the subject further. But shu Add his wife nud san revercctly «<ad X4T FOR MECHANICAL >ND MEDICINAL im-mlu-r i^fa.hL first fiuilt.’,' could doc help asking, **W«mldn‘t you “Amen I" . ■ ■... .. , PCKPWES.ONI.YjH .‘ If it were anything r|w.M- said . the like to rcad Henry’s letter. JoshuaV father, still imapp-nsed ; “but to think ’•Yod will oblige ma by not mention­ that my anti should become s gnmbler I ing hia name again;" said lhedrecrei.stffl). With , a .proper supply of windows, My Son. wh«» bax l>e<*n so carefully trained “He has forfeited all ctaitnato be cvnsldand a proper supply of luefin open fire­ iu the way that h«* should gu !** places, fresh air is comparatively easy to “It ixonh onre.” urged the wife, with Ro days, month*, and even Team pas­ secure when your patient or patients arc nil m mother’* iqslincta. sed. It lacked but n month or five years “There are some crimes which cannot sinew Henry Holbrook left bis home.— i in bed. Never be afraid of open win Ke committed once without sinking the There was little change in tlw» air of the , dowa, then. ‘ People don’t catch, cold in TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, soul deep in sin," ;relumed the father, grave, soher lookuiR tnanahtn of Deacon bed. With proper bediclothea, and hot bottles, If necessary, you can always keep PRUNES. FIGS. RAI-4NB. CODFISH; w ith iinnt.aii'd wii-rhnewt. H<4bri>ok. The deacco himself had felled s patient warm tn Mid, sod well venti­ All this Whftk the young man hsd late hi tn, io bed. Never to allow a patient r« n>«fa-*d silent, th.-ugh hi* varying color , preceding. _ : Hie for tn bad u.„______ ____ ,___ lout its ancient .hnurd that he felt deeply the harshness ereclnesa. aiid waa bowed. His face h*d Ui atp^ke intentionally or accidentally, is a tint qua nan of all ifaod nursing. If oflii* father** word*. At lenntbhe-spoke; (grown iiM«re wrinkled, and-hesprnl more J"U rlWnnt oftUTir.t .Iwp/h. I. ipjaammiacBJ '•Esther,” «flid he, firmly. “You u 111 ope time in the bouse. 1 Aid (••klRff Extracts, dai rl-pcnt y'oiir severity. N» *>M>ner ceived ddingauf Henry kisbtiriiuteryAls. intelitgiblo fact had I -inned than I repynti-d, and made ' He Uaa well, and 4«»inj wall, be wrote ;; It la a carious but quites inieH'tgibfa : theL if ,a patieut,m wl‘, put; fa waked A £ r^~ a coiif.-sxluii t>> y..u Hitd niv mother. In- i but did n«>t enter Into particulars. S«»u»eyf a,fu^ .jslcep, he • hours instead of a few .minutes inw»ut alead of ent- nreging me in mj repen time be should return to see bis mother, i8.much'm«»reu likely l.‘__w to deep , -t — ,• .again be tance. you l< ad m- with reproaches which . Of his father he did not. speak. . These eause ____ _____ paiti,,likelrritAbillty __ .Irritability of nTbrttn, bnfin, perper. mv own conscience had anticipated, a*.d ; li-uers weo4 sll brought-Ihumv front'the - ----------- | pctuates tfaT- hitemriftre hkelf. .... If you PENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. ENwhich, heaven knows I did nnt need.” I village p.wioffire by Denom Holbrook, | Mvegained di ‘te t-.of either ’ill deep, ■ Deacon Holbrook was about tn apeak, I but be ticwr signified any curinaity or HASTINGS NO., . 34: ’ ’tJd*'io?q tr.j.,; I .JIF.BII I -40 -tidLi Webner and Win. V gfanw lillg'lllll msc.mqncof the N irgitus oohrta, an tile opp'sing citUnseT was WiHihmWlr Over High Prices, at the 3 \ .:| ,, '.J HASTINGS, SAOY COUNTY. MICJL, TONESDAY,:i}Smfm.a;;m i.|g -S;sti«9» ^aiuur, . « ■>: :irtv jre isa.i .. ,...F III——R8 .. “Xfterty Rnfl <Tn!cn-BnR and Tnxwperu'Ffty "J1, «“-■ ' under ths di K?reni act* oFCongre**: ud faring. I“M tifaCrxrijrd M- rigor. -Th.t bought it he denom. with -Wm s»wtww.' [• complete under thearrangements different aeta with / fi. intona E«j.. Irbough m.tlnrUe-M hupdr^d „ hundred dvlbira— "Tbe "*nwL-rd L<>fd has. has.indred, indeed, smitten smitten me rrie-faiiij 1 . , ...—not lat-ge-T— lCTd i wHs .vet of impormnce |i tpce to Mjn^ .still be,! myibld nge.** Dou’i sfa your bear^ upo» aiyf worldly Livte col- c r,* .1,., “vrr|<M»'k |.?T .tlviL b»l J * time J waia Riven ft* antseipatina er:j;.t is not worth whi^; if weceaa. I’lwfioHw.a* farm. wrnknese and crime, ns ht> termed jt»- by. liMora the b^wfell WRIGHT eorpoe, w^ll j ifrlk flu's not oemc ,dq.,.i»^ ' *''4.R?rM,n wbo .*“• feneotiy called iu .CC.C. wiiicb |Fwml|mL . court for the purpoao of proving the cup tnipd jrqqC After ,fL-iiry*" cb r jeparh*^ tb** <»H b“i»m Ms' far thy? rectnua of a Uoctur’s blit, was asked if and More-. '■ ' • •• Krchiiif quietertpap quieter thgp usnai-. vsuaU am All . wm,iwatlwrlifs lodpiwledflo ’■ * ’ ... .1 Kecamf ti» doctor did wt nfakv aetertf! ttah* IfesDeteUe Dremm Htdbrtefa amik into Cireaaft Cwurts— IMS, !»•»-,. hsu hsd goiir g.u^ ” <Hi ’t pfi.i, nF it. .DwCpS,. Deacon JJ»lbr|«k >it . aftenJfab-patient wa-owtof fesgar T “No’’ ______ _ bimaf-lfwan a m^n -f vrrj few wordf,. mg remembered andl acted on by all map.. ba rejdfad, ••< considered bkai to dsoflev nnd'hia tjicitHiuity had;*hsted his wife'* There la no use igjvejpgjypbiiiqm.—Tht I just as long as tec doctor; cos Hinted hfa. •••dal tendencies. . Vgrr l<tUg. very quiet.,! visit* *n ...... -................. visits, (hwfrf. , f., s .j and very t^vma fsenr the evxmitum which j nrekiQR. <”d-appreudy W*f !»«*•■■<tlicv spent together. On otic sioe uf the j tretion u> what wm goiag «m abowfttm.’ Revaraxd.—The Cbiateo r^xwe [re­ firpplsce sat ,tby drawn. grfy«d.v reading Hit wife, emrorfv lees sorrowful than km ..I ~ *. ' through W- spyctiKili-s Ufa agricultural hfatretf,-fimred thauhfa re-** -wae wndercity oM efeditabvIletfa with this ano joss papers uhlch came wAfkh. Opposite mined. ’ ’ • ' t: ment : .i*. • v<ms -ttii • passed by and’I It Sec hifliwvj « -------H-lbrae-k wwuM mt »-\v. iir; try awid, qtifai, hire abrented torrrelfyixtt bcr.-*U?4t SiFteia'tf ,J*T.«W.MWiRkl n.d i.’..*, I. 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NEWS _■* *’*r5*F *^\*t “. to®" «mc. Fredericksburg. Ji duriM th. da, t„ bcpiul Uot. till, .13,. *50.1ta. Ort., worthlw. truh fowrf BayWOtWlmini lk« pobitom of .1 . VI IV reaoce * txtts W the MVKHNtn the .ftaro^w, ,nd the fm. pounds tu 180 lbs of eral Activity indicated that ’ 1 *• °* •dual era I adivity that another battle Geo. W. Rios, an early aettler, and was imminent. Surgeons were ordered MaB.... .......... Mail... to be in readiness to oars for large num hero of sdtiiiional wonnded. The with drawal of our forces, howaver. was de .lite " np of Hastings Loda4 M, ata Md at Mmm- SoMR ivil PKBSOX broke into the wol- 4en factory uf John S. VanBrunt, on Sun­ day last, by entering a workshop bcluw into tbe ■and forcing a paaaage through ■carding room. It ia supposed he was 'frightened from hia drprodationa by the approach ufa person having charge of tbe wstabliahment, na all the damage dime. « as in cutting off a piece of new belting, which piece wan left in the hurry of de­ The burglar was tracked, on parture. All night n and after Honda/, Xovw I’ssMSgvr Trains M tbs O bis departure, upon the ice on the margin of the river, and along the steep bank to the lower bridge, a circumstance which n ehargw 'of attvmpiing t»» pnietsn Peter ■Ferrm and hia m ifn, of thia township.— We have n«^ many of tbe fncta in the ■case, hut W" learn that the charge repre­ sent* the crime aa having been attempted tary offenses. Tbe House of Representatives has sus tained the arms tot the night, when tbe order was given to fiill In. The troops opposed It waa for a night assault on the enemy's works, and were not usderelved until they found thexuselvca on pontoons cros­ sing the the stream. Tbe bridges were covered with earth to deaden tbe sound of artillery, and the high wind and dark­ Philadelphia. Dre. 17. Vert rtss weather although somewhat last week. Bunday niortting a slight snow fell, followed to­ ward evening, with a slight rain. Tux Atlantic Momtult.—This is one magazine* for fahuly reading, Aat can be found in tbe eormtry. The Atlantic seems to proper Jiirilig these war times, and tn ensure its ing to furnish Bnrnside and firittre pensperU* the pub­ respond with tbe great rise in paper and Fort Monroe, Dec. 19. Come and See!! our readers for $2,50 a year. Details of the vieferv of Kingstnn. N. C.. -how that the march was a continued Tbe Cabiaet Crisis. fnm Washington. that Secretaries Seward, Chase, dlntr. and Bates had tendered their ree- igaatiuirt as o»eml»ars of tbe cabinet.— This action is said to be on aceonnt nf a Repnldican Caucus ofCongreaamw. which . recommended tha President to rrmoddle Utrr despatches state that Seward has again resumed his office and that Chase ia still considering the ques­ Burnside is also reported tn bare resigned, but the rumor is not credited. ThX UVKRAL AMRXDMZXTS *<» °’n atitMron, submitted U» the people «f thia Suu, at the Ute elections, ware all adop­ ted by majorities of3,000. The aggregate .vote was very light indeed. have organ­ ized n company to bore for salt in that aertos offighting.in which ■„ distinguished The proper Department at Washing­ ton have decided that soldiers discharged before serving two years are not entitled t<> the hundred dollars bounty. WE HVAE partont interested ia Mid aetata, are repaired to appear at a aeaaien of said Court, tben to be hoiden at the Probate Oflce, in tb* TIUsgs sf Htofo JUST RECEIVED This is right; those who prove worthless to the ..ur shell- h-lplng them *!«>’•«• Capt Wells and Lieut. Perkins, 10th Gem., were killed. Thwr regiment fought until out of ^munition, and then went in «i’h I*'* oiirts. The J»l Ma-sachnsrUs. Major Cham bers commending, captured 70 ofleers WHICH aen iou ought not to fare better than those pap*r printed in said oosatv, of Hany for tbros aueceasire vMka, immadiatafy previous to said day •< beariar. B. R. B. (A troa aepy.) dasIT DIRECT FROM H. 0. PRIMDLJL Jadct of Probata. ®wsr ®®nnpiKnnrn®w9000 yds. plain and ^fsney Silk, BE PREPARED IN TIME. When seised with Pain diseases that indicate ibeir presence by the sign <>f pain, discornfcrlo." uneasiness, RADWAY’S READY RELIEF—if ad­ ministered when pain is experienced— will positively arrest No disease would grow upon, if it was promptly met on its first approach Fever and Ague, Yel­ low Fever, Typhoid Fever, Cholera, Dysentery, Flux, Diptberia, Influents, Small Pox, nre more eaailv prevented than cured—and if KA WAY’S READY RELIEF is used when symptoms of dis­ comfort or paroxyatrt of pain are experi­ ( enced, no serious sickness will fellow.— Let people bear this in mind, be tbe pain ।slight or severe, use RAD WAY'S READY RELIEF, and you will avoid sickness. Neither, Morphine, Veratrum Arnies, or any other narcotic or Anodyne will relieve iou fr>»m pain no quick » radwAys ready relief. •ssib Estate^f Benjamin Winans. whether ._ in the bead, bowels, stomach, joints, limlis, back—whether it be in tbe Liver, Kid­ neys. or other orgnus, use RAD WAY'S READY RELIfciv, to • few minutes, all pain and uneasiness will disappear. All ROBATE Order.—State of Michigan. County of Barry, aa.—ALasession of tbe Pro- P cjray frsa Three te On ruadinx sad Oliugtbspetitfoe.My vsrifisd, of i^Mla Wiuii, widow of said dirasord, pray1Dgfor totters cf ^mtaUtrurion rote vstete. For Sale By the'Pound. Which that we offer'at GOOD PRINTS At 10 and 12| cents per yard, bieiwcib® ■ire aotioa to ell mtowb intereated la aaid sstau of the pendancy of said petition, sad the beartn| BeaRtlfulflStylM of DelalMi, At Mcts >er Yard. a newspaper printed and circulating in said coun­ ty of Barrv. for three aaeoeeaive weeks, irnmvdJately previous to told dev of bearing. (A tree copy.) SMEftMAN C. PlINDlX, deolO Judge of Probate. JV. B. Merchants vtehla<t« Meek ■p will find IK aa Object te'CMU b«fere going East. PROBA TK ORDBR-mATt OP MICHIGAN, ®nxwa & shades, GROCERIES petition, duly reHfied tbe Uth HARD-WARE I aeired to aftoar. al a aeaaion ofsaMosw be bolden attha Probate UtBca. in tbe Oct Wd, 1802. 7*o Dtitrvy------- Mice, Mules, and Ant* 7*o Dtitroy------- Bed-Bugs. To Jfftlroy------- Muths in Furs, Clothes, &c., Ac. To Dntroy------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. 7*o Dtitrov------- Insects on Plants and* Fowls. To Dettroy------- Insects on Animals. As. 7b Utttroy------- Every form and species ©fVermin. yy See “Coster's” advertisements In this paper for the dntntction tni utttr examination of all kindt and tpeeia of Firrmtn. 600,000 1“utw8’S!.1LEi0K"TS jLLOYD'S SEW RTKEI. PLATE COUNTT COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. From reoval surveys, completed Aug. 10, 18 2 cost tso.wo to engrsvs Mopvrior to but ||O w or Mitchell. u><f tolls 11 ‘•%FjrV%K'2lfl!iSlB" jui- py Bold in Mwspapar, printed and circwlatin| sty of Barry, for six *v erm live v» Ltolyprwteaa to said dsyof bvarisg. 1 r SHERMAN C. FRINDLK. Hasmos, RoBXHTajA SnuKKM, and by Mica., by ths Drug­ gists, Grocers and Storekeepers generally. AND THE GREAT CAUSE OF CHANCERY ORDER. i TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Bghth Jodtatol Cire- lliernselves. Several bayonet charges took place. The rebels are reported a« of the United States sod Canadas combined in qps, having 15.000 mm and their loss in kill KvKry RAILROAD STATION ed and wounded heavy, and 500 taken prisoners. Col. Gray. 96th N. Y. was killed. Our total loss will not exceed WMAoH. A. G. WtMarf, 150. The principal fight was a few miles Lando*. Jfo-«fag ocuaiorai wur.u w from Kh.gwvm, where tbe rebels were Printed instroctioea how to canvass wall, farentrenched. But after three honrs fight niahed all our agsula. Wanted—Wbolsaalv Agvat for <mr Maps in inr. they retreated tnsferdv Kingston, ertrr State. California. Canada. England. > rsnoa fondant* above named, te a non resident of this endeavoring to destroy a bridge lending and Cuba A fortune may be made with a law .State I On morion of Sweeter A Alton. Soliritore for Complainant, it ia ordered that tbe Baid Deto that place ; but the Oth N. J. charged hundred dollars capital, .to <_...iI I ....b.H r,n>. lua ar,T>r«r<nne in J. T. LLOk'D.No. IM Broadwaj, New Tork. over it, and saved iL Tbs Wsr Department use. oor Man of Virginia tbs date/this efeer. One division rapidly crossed, when the Marvlaad and Besn.ylvania. cost °° P!^* b**u*h?“£^15 rc>>el« rctrrsted.nqe rebel brigade toward G>>ldib»nuuid t1>c other towards Weldon BEFORE THE RECENT ADV ANCE •d that Mondir,ths twelfth । Gen. Filer’s force- have taken Kings- We sre so- ton. N. C.. captnriug five hundred pris­ tborized Co furnish the Atlantic U> any of oners and eleven pieces of artillery. Tsh ciTxuKa uf Lansing with prisoners and L*-k as many. other printing materials. tion. Banks their armies. Nor are tbe effects uf thebe drugs and IKui'Otis, no pleasant as tbe READY ELFEF. Quinine is the fevoritehobby of Physi. eians. in the treatment of Chillsand tev er. Fever and Ague and other Fevers.— Headquarters. Army <>f Potomac, ) Now RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, Dre. 19—Evening. | ,will prevent attacks of these diseases, and All has been quiet te-day except two if i seized, will cure tbe patient much shot* fired to disperse the gsthering of <quicker than quinine, and leave tbe pa lunds of rebels «»n the plain opposite, ilirnt in a sound and healthy condition.— If RAD­ The enemy strongly picket the river along iQuinine will not do this. WAY'S READY RELIEF was better <>ur frouL Official reports of oar losses in the late iunderstood, there would be very little battle make the number lexathsn report isickness. If persons when they /•#/ pein ed, being less than 1.400 killed and 8000 <would use it, there would be no increase wounded. A large portion oftbe wound <of pain or growth of sickness. ed were but slightly nurL We lost 800 , lishers Itsve increased tbeir price to o>r An Immense Stock of KOUB LINE OF TRADE; n«iiiab the necessary means of transportotioo for IUMEXSX STBBKOTH OF TUX REBELFOsm«'X. Tbe Philadelphia Press publishes a dispatch from Burnside to (lallrek, re eived at 9 o'clock last night. Burnside to Senator Howard. f.»r bound copies of aavs. feeling fully convinced that the p<» the Congressional Globe during the 2d sition in front could n«»l be carried, it was ausfe.ri ..f the 37th Congress. Alw tn a military nere-sity either to attack »r retreat. Repulse would have been dis fl.*. Z. Chandler fer sundry C’«.ngw aatn»ia under the circumstances. Tbe ainnal favors, fi»r which our thanks arr army wa- withdrawn without the loss of herewith tendered. t man <»r property. ibis cabinet UWEPTT ©©nnPiBMKKDH a Quartermaster General Meigs, is to be The Timet correspondent thus de scribes the reWa position ; “Our forces Tn ANNS.—We are under ubligat'ion- Mates Emancipation war measure, by tried by a Military Commission, for fall­ vanced picket* and our artillery nn tbe liighoi hank will Co-operate In keeping posseMthm of the town. Our teary guns opened oa the retel batteries this even mg. eliciting little response. it is a misfortune not to have heard. Our latest news •WJSHJHIX- "oaareeaxm—8T4n.or micihoa > vote of 78 to 57. neat prevented the rebels hearing or see ii»g the movement, Franklin’s division moved as soon as it was dark ; also Bum ner'ssod H<Hiker’s from under tbe very gun. of tbe enemy. Many officers and soldiers express, d great regret, saying they preferred dy ing in front of the rebel batteries. Very few wounded were left on the field. were expected tn storm nnd take theirs —a bare plateau of a third of n mile, which the -terming party will hate to cross. In doing «u they will be exposed TltJ^CTt'M of Rev. J. M. PzBBtzv. to a fire first from the enemy’s sharp upon California, delivered at the C<»urt shooters, posted behind a stone wall run­ illouse on Monday evening, was one of ning along rhe hnse of a ridge; a doable great iu^erest. Mr. P. is an eloquent range of rifle pits on the rise of a crest ; and forable speaker, and possesses a su- heavy batteries behind strong field works, that stand on the top nfthe hill; a powprefer or.fer of talent fer descriptive ertiil-iufnntry force now lying concealed rhetoric, which enchants and electrifies brhing three; of a plunging fire from his hearers. Add tn this, a subject tetteriee <>n tbe lower range; «>f a double abounding in in arvekme facts and poetics I •-nfilading fire (non cannon to the left of rvalisatfeas. and-tee have a lecture which them. Suhastopol wasn't half an strung.” p.rimnmt furthcoming Pmclantaiioo aa a Snell wascominit- of the very bHt literary A. L. SKINNER fylng them fa eases of arrests for mili­ ■ted for trial. eort chsrticttTized ftjal Notices. dent io suspending the writ of Aafeu who honorably aerve out their time. exam­ ined liefuro JustiM Burgher, on Monday. several weeks since. GRANT & SPAULDING IN BATTLE CREEK! Congress baa passed, by a decided msjority a resolution sustaining tbe Presi­ FREDK*ICK»BCSO STILL OCCCMRD BT Ct. Two brigades occupy the town as ad­ wm AT THE OXLT EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE! I'cart diseaas oa the 19tb ins:. may lend to his detection. C iXMirne —Nel»»n Snell AT LOW PRICES” influential citizeo of Kalamazoo, died, of termioed on at council of all the corps commander, during tbe day. Tbe under­ taking was regarded as perilous, bat if successful, would rescue the srmy from another battle, which would accomplish little except the destruction of valuable lives. The troops had received no intims'lon of retreat, and bad laid down on tbeir FOB DBF GOODS! HUMAN MISERY. DR Y GOODS! A LECTURE BY Da. CVLVUWELL OR TBE CAUSE ARD CURE of Hpennstorrtres &«- Dullness of Apprebenaioa , Loss of Mowry; Arereien to Society, Love of Bolitade; Timidity, B.i.n'a_ . . ■■■ ------ - — — of .very description Thia sdtmrtote Lsctore, .ctearty prevee that tbe above enemented. often eelfelMated evils, may be removed witboet medt-tae, end without daugeronB eurgtea! operatic**, aad ..iu Vni.nri . Fnnl. sad all other* oa th* Pou>- dam after *er»ioe oa hirn of »espy of toid bill aad OOiic»» oi iaiB wvv«, —■■■ . .aid bill will be taken aa confe«cd by said ooerarident Defendant. Edward Landon. A- it i. iuraUr PTdmd, th*jrithl. twenty LLDTOV dan site complainant oauas auo«ito et tois order TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY. UHIO. INDIANA, and ILLINOIS. are stamps, by addreaainr, jr»yr Da. ClfAS. J. C. EUWE, Clothing, MORTGAGE BALE. and men. including tbe Lieut. Col. of the 2d 8. C. regiment The march waa taken upon the vib’hma. uaSvi.asd 16lb , for Goldsboro. enipgiriaa started still farther aoutb,— RxMAKKASLn.—We ■great salt basin underliaa tbe vbule Slate ^'♦fichlgan. gy Tbe officers uf tbe 26th regiment fame not beard that a correspondmil of. nr reporter LLOTDW GREAT MAP OF THE M1H8IS- for COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. the Chicago Tkeuw has been sent V> n militarv prison or put onside our lines dnrins the last three weeks. Tb-t fellow who oommunlcaf’d EAaitof Lviktr IM, with the rebels at G«wen»i>r Blair with fv bbmket, just previooe tu their departure. by on OUR GOODS (KHAM;) and no proeeedtngs.having Use in- bv tbs Probate Court tor «•« oo»»»y M’tk.leaorra^AH*11 “«>» beautiful blade borne, a silver plated hay- 1<ii.plpt.ur.. Tbeee teetimooUhi were earned viwrofTHBSB HARD TIMES wears selling Unusually Low! ■ ufvulunteera, which recently left Jackson, presented Mrs. I wft: Whtl*. lb. m»>>rr i.. KW- BMT««rr Sewird. jH0 b» u«“«‘ f..ndi«-„ l>r pn<pl>eH. r»m«rt»<> ,fi,r tb. .rti-l t* d-i-lrtr. GIUKOX WEI and finally «Umost everything you have Ir»> rt»t I*1"* “ «r s.rri«n Inurrwlb*. It h ffcl afc M 3}^,= WILLIAM JONES, KW-The stories relative to Gen. Bank* •• . . i . ____ PMSfUG, « bM gun, to GRANT a SPAULDUtG ifaMgs'iM IA IMA �24 —tbs ini ■'1 «• nitoni irtr Ini V id. nil mtwioweti eerte—a 1 WWaOftLES (hew) renditions must bo observed u» Ini j wnr* llu. health c.n.t fiimliirt of flii* * AM vM. REWAltD.t/ GLUE <ME*tCANCS IALMOM P -eMASK, tobH-HaVU tr iad.1 ft’tt'n.r. HEM! twrkj®. ’s«i Aw* rt- * HtSteffti i.ei iHjift. nt! remr Marweie, Htrsy*. Bata, Boerta. A arc liable lo waste tbeir hay 'WqpWiO^RS. IT riLL MEN I GLAM! by getting lUpWe~efllml.YpeWtr.eH Giro, bottle. IT \\ II.L MEM) IVORY. 1 U L Jjte bpUoiii, and *1 united uurarlvcs. >m beneath for the ■1 In lUe ...rid no a-" <■ >• nn.ll") rd. tece on tailh aides nr' bedding. The Uh iwA inches thick of there ia little «f¥d-Ui»4.Uas in the manger —nw uf what m " hard wood, to prevvut the bnrw front h>iiHb«r. ItMt iDffUUTCUieUCc. oxs mrrriE. •' W hni h happy privilege they iuve,” aay a little Sainttn, as be saud-papcrs bt* ■knimSii.'-sYioauiaron • ' r»r three common nixed ears will answer the b.rvSi^iic|KAio,ibrHLr<'04[wHMs ofo.ni From receoCiiKrijti <oiipGted Aug. 10, 1* 2 o*t S‘JO'*hi tuenrrave it and one >rur'» lin.e. ' mid cob meal per day. If nt light or medium worluflWC quarts of oata, six eara of corn, dr'three Xjuarls aif corn and three timey '■a.^jard ,nft‘»r;.aiR;Qj^nj ef oils,'. teK can corn, earn must bo taken not to give l.~. i>»Kl>/lAr>t,»KllUjfQ li.W^ U, sye honfea life colic. Many, perhaps the majority of flrro horaw^hi our part of the county, jry kpgj UpotLjnimh leas grain than thiivoi^-tbry*- <Jn fine look na wu ' dexiru oiir'horiies rhould—fat sleek and comfortable, and. always ready for ser! vice. Carrots are very good for homes. ssls.ii'ws’V" tuted once a day with gn-at benefit.— K.H.ta havK-Ktaftotcy-lM kit^p the bow vIkJoom* nh^n notiM* v Hl fhHve better and l<H.kyti.ut;h betttt^ if, wrots cun f»>rm a! portiuii wfmdhHid. ‘An <H.-c:wi<’>iml',‘i>rnii be watered ihren regularly, at lea*l r . 1 adhilHag. d Mrili-.-------------- - -------- ------------Ii YKl.kiMEMl Hi Li- MEM* A4.AHAM U.AJBAbl HL. fttoraae'a "BiXXers, wXxirYv, <5 takexx, vev ^ro^xy axxA a.X XW \v'to\MtY \\rnt, arx a oj rm up<iw. -. •, . ygjIf ntSTTI.yu ______________________ XI J.B. ruusreu.mrnfri—»«toi iioo», and D>»« aae* Induced by Espueurv, Ac. | . of the UuitM Stale.iad . anada* cvmbmed in on., *»<• Mypbilnie Wbytnatbm. lioua.chronje ! giving 1 i’iaraae.. Seurvcv. BrdoohHt*. Tuberc aa. Ulcer. , EVERY RAILROAD STATION »iaW.eihroel,»r <m *be Long*,or Ur«-. a»A dta Incligestion, . ( Jaurtdige, ' d.T, Kidnay CoTnplaintSf DARLING'S ■ LIVES REGULATOR ECONOMY XB WEALTH • LIFE BITERS.} ctxvd. a\\ dthMAse* cfy a wwCv> Lav xvaXwcer1- ’ ♦— Oil.- Br.t’lv «»f IlEBltm CEHEST CLEE. Printed instructions hoi ntib«d all our agent*. Prim- *25 Creiu jn-r Pi.t* 25 Chii* |*r Bnttlr. a*L eow\KO%t,d. Vtoxkbz-vSwX. vooXw awtX Mo>cu.ckh. wvakx. X\wc\x '» Pi hi- SS'Ct-nl* prr Rr»U*c. hundred dollar* - I ttruggula. |----------The War Dapanmeat warn bu>M*p o! Vlrgit | CHILDREN. Maryland and Pcuusvlvriia. coal al<O.'*0, RADWAYU READY RES<'LVENT*iv*a in I- --I.-.J ■ . /> _L to'.____ . .. which i* uiaracH ahiiciioii a rec*, .-'iiarpmurir. (>lnM -»1 aaU a MaauoaOIlH lore* uroc* tier aar. Maryland Heights, Williamsport Ferry. Rhorer*-'I*will eurc.Aure* of thcUuni*. canker* in theMouiii «BS3F» Mffla/»ee.«i*mAua£»—w*>« M wliicb arc Torpid Lirer. Kfck Hradache. Deapepiia. Hire. UbIHa • abd Fevera, coati»euc*a.or looaenee»- are ceil e*y 1 j I’lHT 25 Cent* |HM Rtlttle. .. . . ‘f LA RLING 8 ____ ‘LIVER REGHATOB FAMILY MEDWIHE, . I Inqmrbuit Bi. 1 Lt 11 nurd <^*mp;mivS. R. and building up theorgnuizalioii. In lltijfaih) ordnmenlic iminiqla. kept fir^pndii. dita point ?* wqrihy of special atVntiiHi. Comfortable bedding <tir»-cily tavom the «ner«tnn of fat mid muacle by heljRitg to •*Cf*»'Mlo»*ti>n»ri heat, aud also by nd **d comforu In thin jk*j A liundlt- of straw upon the onisid* niiii He equivalent to a feed of grain Itiildef— •UorKs.ace uaoaily vtell cared for in {hi* -ipW^wrlji1^ • vi«w .1“ heap Ihsir mu» ebim^iHjd order n» *vt;ry try« must Mt.'w that sleeping upon u hard board •wttHcarwty-glve ptlimcy to "the" irmbk But_good Leddmg is.of little leas benefit to etfr-54OAG dtfalb&D AjKSnent R. R. the milk pail; twv if required to "be cut by hand.— Tnieru Jheae cauDot b* had cheaply, aa ■caking dening, FnOnts. nhoihrf Thrv IT IS FIRE AND WATKB PROOF Dv. 'Ro\»wc?k'b a. om a -1, 1MHUSO SII vi& RKGUI.A TUH ftY.ov\\vve\\ TSWtcra to! AhDit 1BTWKJU a* Di aaatB. v Th., mt.1, ba. I^a Umroagbly t.aWd „ 1e. * * «^«* • c . York and aU part* of the United Stelee. Canada. Went fudire and Central aod South America, u. build nga of all kmd», »ueh aa F.crvaiaa, Fenro —-— • ^-•«e— T\_. -r* r,V.r,-V'. ***• % Ml M'PT I.I'II aULI. MGOriKO m M. Il „ uta'jxtfi nBK- *atiw. «iatsk«. pin rtoo* ro.wn fer noon or ai are We 9>o\.Aeer'a Vrieai^Y,^ V»« Uiarrlxea, e-atenj, Ti.\ieawia*ii*wi, ete. ‘S'Vow.vvcXx 'BkWc.'c* lira Ito. U.to.Jl.V >l.to M.all...' ’ bottle*,gf which th* aboutir a /ao-ainv- rtiMMnalirm. gout. Ac . in dir kind ntp»IU te tak . BJIAOWAY^PILLHaretafceaAcwrrwillMlow , 11 Cbrritopber Street. N Y., ,**‘l1* ” 1 •N’dbll um eutee *rv ure^nbex) nWy. 1„ Uiw dfe.M-* u”w ,u*>d ^u*l m RADWAVA REGULATINGPn.lJi are farmore Tks-VL.J. tt B 1 ccitatn. and thejwiti^ut arutd^thc^dagger.which j DATLlUg^S XdVOX Rjg'UllOr . ""u’Yritow. TyphoidT^’mitu^ Fevers, to Err-1 »ffor'liu« remedial, relief. It U a ibon.! •>peia*.Hman Pnx4 pttrgauan la Hgfatv roentUil. .D«* ±±52*2X1!S±t±i2!!.,±iL buhtm- remedy." lit tucking appHcul ■ ■ ^,ouM 1 .1.11 be apj-hert try .Hl .me, FOR SALE BY . -r^. Dartlnr* Life__________________ Bitten, : TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. GUTTA Tenj.VwigevilleMIIKjiLC. SerHt. Prairierille H M. Branihvto... Middleville, ted »y druggists i-«auxx> FEUGIU CEMENT. tttS 6«Al^g MrtsU of all’ Kiigb t *•“ ; w!L*5J*rT?‘» s»jb. Of Bniitb Rth. U«arioh St., r*P1*ed <*> the Aulioii of the Weather. IrplaOae or itSerforing with tbe Lt *^u,Jj,£3<tt!,<8t’•ft'’?”- „ *“<I rTdWaY’"'YlLLK •“ Z££2!B ■^52=5*?*' UARLIN.38 LIVER REltL'I.AlUli. 1 SiiaSXsepiila sipeUed ..th lU forewa the or* l«n circulating in the cjnieto. I >e but little pare or gnping. It ia tbe English lateoiagosxa The French cafflfSJ^. internal adminiatrstion. uouu..-j,.«rito. jyriru I■sstKL^ ’tLrs'sixxsj.sKri ’ *“*<-, I**1** ~B‘r tow. xnr mignwBX rjrti m re| *tunug the equilibrium of llw circulation, aa* I Ual la kMithy oatsnot On ,B«q*ux.r.-T^nv । itnon the bldiid veuarf* Without.'■* is the casi Never ; d«pU-tirv». (Z/rcAtoto or i-raa-t'regard to the ne*- VS* 45®,“, laaita* M»s oerrait kmnur*, aod thro is al); but iX'J^toT:JiSXS U clfro:n DAN’L 8. DA KUNG, ..toj- .. to <1.. Thia cement i* BLACKSMITHING. u«>d ar *crou* fluid. If ‘‘X***‘Jo ....I torftoaMtoto tototo •<—to SSr.’SF. prerr abl.to.mg . .; . .... Parties wtebiug the prescription will please AVOID aALINE H|«GAT1VE8. fbw Sulwrtlwr Ja'-prepirr.-d do mTI {m»X7 taj SSS.TSSS^ETJTXK* BAiMRAY-B FALLS, i keep all the morel PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERF Jtoritori JSC*i«toto« -oitto Ihr anltoal twltotoCeM] elaattehy ia nur injured by the ooutra their imperfect j>ilU fail tor Mff«ek,.* large aoo*<»ion to the manure n<.rrclUtim-tu- a2‘ An briroL'te thteri^and heap -will be made, mrffmimtt of Itorff tn onlr jWtoto-r ■Qr. TRoteaek.’* Hon. John Croat write/, -Bfoukiyn. Moeb Ta ■toll lr. Ik. ...... I ___ . .. , ■ . a n>nlrta3 A layer of -dried muck, a!x iMx a.tbu.-k. serves a good purpose, for • budding, k ia almost excellent nlHtorbinent, and ;ujll retrtain in* grind condit­ ion for some time without being changed. 5yLrn h«U Mlured it ia just Ute ttriteli fcr rtrgardem amt the field. Wlthpmp «fho^" Fiwr,-Tba«artdus«S uimn’ib"^ «.!*'«V.ion.id.in; .bun.i.n. itoddUix ‘ toy?*.>H»..to«to.^lKZSi rtotoi. ,’rrw/ ; ■ £■’’? :-----„ - „ _______ 1 - j*,-'*!. -'"WM Ctittt - KtCTlsti Cow1*.-— !. ‘ | most eh-rant and powerful medicine known in tha world. Thi* i« not t>o««iia<; try it, if you f.rf skeptical, and be cuorinoedT It combinM ta its compoaition the propertie* of a diffusive stimulant aa anti-eepue, a.mild bjUcdactirc Ajdnngrol. and a direct power orar the nerve*, neither narcotic . in the.-very best manure firn gar­ a hen mixed with animal i-xecre Spent tan bark, well dried je goo& suLiditute; also valuable ** »> m.u» Amr' -xf ’ . by irritoliaf thtauaU of the ialeatinw a purgat (RtF-M.wi t.HMt ndyanuige .over straw, ‘ it great refuse hay *r» generally well anitodTor bedding.— *dhiifttntij inrty he found ifi leaves. axn LIFE BITTERN, 'RoYmxcV* ttkoxvraveX*. I ft\ovwu.c\v ‘BX.tW.r* CEMENT ROOFING, i-awajorati YWt lucak imi T*. “L"’". "•"** AMSiMaA. DARUNO*® LIVER ’It EGU Ha I OfK , a. Ciewuauig anapitrunng . ( , from the ayatcui all die- ; Oil* Studley, E»q.. Is< Ea-t anth Street. N Y„ Hire hutucra. • write* : Aug. l», 1-flO -I bad a d'iiicXdit with the 1 awrwwliVto ■ ill. Their . Katury LUn.. oanpleial thm yrar* <.tor. with _lii.to_.-to . ronMairt■ pa.n ! ■•H •*!'“J 1 «••“« >»•«« m-ed-M iJiMto «.r medicine*, but found *o permanent relwf until RADWAYt* READY RELIEF' RHEUMATISM ' - • SORE THROAT TOOTH-ACHE linutca NEURAlXllA (paroxysm* o(? CRAMPS.................................... HEADACHE COLICf DfAKRIKEA............... .-.a... LUMBAGO, [paiu* oA'.'.V... CHILLS....!".......... ............ BURNS INFLUENZA CROUP SPASMS DEEP SEATED PAlNs!.' by a fei appUcadMa. JOHNB * < I«»S|.EY3 Weod' IMI*£* Vgn.qfTTA VUiCUA In the troxlnwnl el fever*. eWb< Typhoid, and viber. reducing I panor to quinine. Their mflui To tbe** who do not wish lo b« troubled with thinking, but Ilk. lo have tbeir thinking d«?ue by 1>O>. one else. «r*«uy crpfeiauluM*. ttial ’ Will relieve those who suffer pain*, inatanlly un ^e’‘tb?lMtlh^^e*y,^l,,’ Oil. \toov u\w\ ivuxutj art VO.C r\c\x uauw i SoVace aw.il Co«i5oiV or., cre.ytafy. AS ALTERATIVES , -.^ryrawijOffjif/qj aryj ,allow .them then to lie upon the 4Muingr.HUid.tbe atoottd. then note the dtlh rvnc rcconied hi DrMiic Villa of .Uoca, «* Cniiou am or E]at«ri««; and mure rooibiar than Senna, or Rhubarb, or Tamam . S\owx.tt.c\v ‘BWX.cra Miv-t luipunuit Ui Buildwa. 4n«|K>rtiini U« Fnrnwni. Kto., sswcarfraMSrjas?;: . • J. T. LuMrn-toWe r-Send me.- yrrar tt«> <tf the What man nr beast <f*>c« not enjoy |"y itTj ill: Mi*ai*bfii'Kta{L.with aticc p^luladred oupiea Lv liuti Rea**Admiral Cbarli*. H. Davi*, J. commanding the tbe ia ant horned lo pnreliaw to the insignificant mouse, bi-stows care d lor uae o that tnuadron. nn paiw upon it" ^ceatmg place. ~ The GIDEON WELLES. octets jyuyerMJlnaiiHct which prompt* i hi *.>»*•, ina:catc4 ibi’t'it is a niatter <>t no smell j51P?r^l,lcc !B t*lc pl’)’,l®al eci^qtjy.— ’nlidui ohc-iB'ird of an animal’s'whole life, is pn«scd in rv«ting, iin<i nature m TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK strndi-dlbai during thi* time it* omditWn Would be moil favorable for reattinng AND ( .n ttVoiKtoOnolU'Bx.XX.e.va RaAkmV* NEW YOKE la a auiienor tonic aud diuretic; rxorfleul 11 6u>»a b* loM ut appetitv. flatulency. l. n.aK) weak < ,7. \'oo’f ««*«.’• yraenA. J on NA 4 CBQELEY, • fWe Manufacturer*.,, 7* WILLIAMS I REEK 1 DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS 1.1AJYD-R GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS y y* t^.,"*wch ' IPPI RIVER-From Arfual Snrreva by Capto. ' great*? •■pine their hrabb. art and Wm. Buweu. Mtaa.».ipni R(v,tpiUX of I RADWAY*S PU.IAt ULtKiaFMa.'.Vbbw.erery.matrS.ptettatkroand i aB, Pttrtct Peaua | ___ I-F For Sale bi Uuu DoJUu a biitUcor u* botllv* fur Five Ih>llar* . ■ Principal i>fihx,S< New.York. Paid flSTS.T. Pemore* -**J'* — --- topaaii* -*------ *----------Pymove* lha the ~ morbid and' tb--‘l: liana. from , by .. M'aidru Laue.IM Unl^d Ptelro the *ibreach and buwela, regulate* the liver and I* the only authority for Gen. Buell and tbe War.' •“ Canada*. RADW.VI A to. , Ikidney*. removing fftrry obefnteilM, r retort* a natural and health; aclaoUin tbe vital•urgau*.— Il i« a superior, ... • ‘ LI-OTDR TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP KENTUCKY. OHIU. LMSQNA, MdOF U^NOW. "Dr 'Ro''&ac\L,’% Very Liberal Hedaetloa to Wbaleaaiv Buyer*. TEI.’ vhi u»1I. cuvd. W'-sYnV^ ’To’SXt. j READ THE FOLLOWIN'# TESTIMONY: l,“* jr arm .. , JDiver Cornp^mij ^v^p^psta,। ,.uq “E.rrv bousakmw sbuuld bait a suppty »f John* A' Croife^V American Cetucut Gtue'r«-2rro> X?tfSTrta OtoS..U. ,iform , -m-nmi-d..^UU.’dU,.U,. n., l™. tod .. ii» .in. ton... i X.rr Dto-netor. WtoU.toTto.R«pel;,’«r ; fttoT'ann.?* *’**’ --------.wwdJ,li : ~ '■■■•" <k-\\ XvVR\yv% VNYkAtW ;* Yvcvv Y6,**\>u.X a» a kt^uwwor xry X\ve swftrm! — Au. X\ve "S'Akokkfc avt^xxc\% oVVXo aad. Soa'OsA'Mvr. Ka%,'tot a X.o'wtt 'fvetitWew «vxw\i rvttAtA an. ara.rV oK ftrt-t eVrrith.tig bet Meial-. Syi*. EZRA JONES, D^My dn . <a to JOHN QWRN. State fraaautyr, . Kat.- > JAMES TURNER, DapMy' to urftali*’la very.gnud /«>r the ,M",e J»ur !tol»«'«M..lhi. W»U f-r to/rfe^ik.u of short*, aud d Ittllf wit, and-feed nller' it ia c<h>IM siirfictetniy. florae* abouldi CVLTE' .Vanxr Uarkla Uanda IT WJLI. MEM FORI ELAIN. '3z-~ r .„ i No matter ‘ JS^fiJs<lL.-Aj 1^'1^. * H EN RY*T wVck CS p7i*Hleni of ibc Senate aid tulro.'Taiter*. canker*, Etwwuoa*. and Varker** ltab,oee UUw will <Tcon), or four quart* of corn and col) meal will bo required. VVb«'lo corn is jttir M 'r. “rh Hjfirwffi puns through them undigested; hut aait used by many farmers. I give4 oaaoalloKt.tiA.Vo.U^a.wkVve TWO BOTTLFC. r'liu.ortiUiPiiVTllk-TtvtTnid.iTiv COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK. -fce drilUaL - jf 1 , ifi.V stATE OFElCEBS. Qatsjjivcn morning and evening, with -Lh? . KdB^ST c '. Will eurr Rail Rheum. Srotd plenty t.f gowd hay ttogiji Reep him in g.H»d condition. If corn is fed <>n the ear, two cob meal, should be given , - i£S3 x "f SOtMftGftelttto. I.Stti;i*»$ua»5.f JJf ------------------- -- itWlU. MKXI> MARBLE. • _ - ■ of two itich hnrd wind plank ; 16 inches long, and ^Lia±^iL^uii^ULt|ieni so high in front tbaftoe n«*ne* get their beads Mia um reauuea ise mnucui ncanprei* w lev a..i*n>. •*»;.<> <• । ;f.ao%i popular laewdUti at rndar ! IT wit “ilENh CHIN*. . UK.ttAU.WrfY i i . - jmfa'M-wjivik ITWjU. MBHDOHIIM. uah oiAiorni* • eixuamo rveor.L .j, 1u , , -VT** i Yoarbroken CbuiaCap* at»dflaw«a»ca»bemad re-re*i*U\XXat *» ’ *•**'**' W***-*™ Cray ■>!) Afultetrfy pr : type; MelaitreUype MirWW Anihrutj-jA-; RADWAY'S READY RE1.1SF. Head-ache. KADWAY * G, c- U_____ I ___ K BMrfftdY'eM n<>«AirT>:AS8(>ci.t1iox, h.tM.i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/389/HastingsBanner_1862-12-31.pdf 65fd875a74186ed0a917c1716b8b601c PDF Text Text 8AH VOL. 7. BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER < 1862. t-> a-fot^r- Op $utinp tymtr, M PDRAlfiHRBjRRBRb WDWBMT, At HAdTIKGB, BARRY v . n'Atl biimw SiutUaia. | J •© eou:u>< fidf -,Vji..'le ^ti .iziitsi^ icing * .a>r., ■ ad ggllopU JT to riK*1 got off to Freedoht. .T__ -L. . dUto COD MT, MICBIQA* «ry IruUuitio,. ud to < ato touUM ■WmI,’ m I, ‘you jwt jembbla round lbw walhlok w» baaed.* Ito to bo aura black wdl.frota up foe to. Ham an ratM me sevep hundred andar, an TH wa b«rd th. bay lag of luuod lhrvogh to .u atoS; but fiito r» Dead by •el! /er to vererif, and cheap a that’ 86' (« yur to h.‘beguo'N pay up. w*l: I gm • ' *TWly Hi*orled BkMctph.’what a day —■* taawa: CFEAT ram!! “rSr"" w >'* btotoi) to RHwd Wwo.fw*. to,<>U .» hire. him. . hull •“tE”'--'. , , W»ur ohued u. ri—. Tl.ww,iih»r wh..n tin, nlmirea , <>r«ivilixation,at Independence, in Mis aouri. The muddy Mimourj w** running dregs. 8tenml>9ats,jfere uredX;iakippiAK,fr,’ra sand bur to sand bar. Engineer had re ported to Captain, that “Kangaroo No. 5 would liust. if he didn’t stop trying to make her lift herselfnver the damp coun­ try by h«r braces.” No mnrestbartiboating on the yellow ditch till there was a rhe; until the Platte sent dnim sand three and water one, or the Yellowstone mud three and water «me. or the Mi scour proper grit three and water one. Wei ns* smutted must travel by land to St. Louis and rail roads. We could go with our horses as fast a new-arid! hmdLbompWCe .Mirtmrtit of as the rfMges. So we sold our pack beasts DBtbl AND MEDICINES, and ©ontinurd our gallop of three across trfcheaakeak, Calata «*“- the Missouri. HASTINGS DRUG* STORE!!! Robeh'ts & Striker. D ’Wirt bate wiH asake-the Mountains. ... Wef*fr.k.llh.,ry’mln. -W.kWdHe. i .» M lift ... L.II Over High Prices, at the ealer in groceries, pro»i>ion*. d KS. liah. better, lard. pork, sad er all kindAl»o toy* eandiea. etc .ete St Caillorn a Block. Rule street. Hast! ge. Mi< „■ .Uh -lUm" under th. folfo..»p riraum' Hdb wAtoyohw^-to . for a fox-hunt IHriwaAa STm± I «•**.‘** *j£, r * kiJ cnt har, u fry , mm, , . d. . Wl. fner »«*. kn .bn. . .. ... •mith round. . Ba mad© thesS-yar brxita. •n reel atomper* they is, He’s jon*;1.o’ and Ml along to paacatnl ar lUt Uy oe aartb ap toingty. . . “Moaie, iflt .ere In merrU England -No.” said Biddulpk “Tboes an fa­ and flwks rtwtterally takee to. WdlrW bles of the old, barbarous days of lbs picked bp the bits and quarters rite smart. Maroons. I can’t believe in dogs after He's besu at it. lamming ahead, real aromen until 1 see it.” bishua for about three year. Last Sunday “I’m afraid it’s our friend Ham they after church, he pbmited op the Jaat ten an after. This would be his line of es­ of the six butidredT SoTallpwed ’twu» ...-!* come'time to' silH Bim;' Ui1 hr'ai^tettin cape.” . ■ c u..; . < ' At the.word, a rustling in the bushes bis bead idrswad, sb. bis (dees sab' on along the slough, and Ham burst through. freedom very oabaalthy. I didn't life He turned to run. We shouted. He to disapint hi in to the last, so IslJowed knew us, und flung himself, lurid with ’twus jest as well to letyerEav him eheap terror, and patting with * flight, on the to go down the i1! ver1. ThaCrbnw to >~1 at hon’lar nimrer I’ nothin. Haw I ■ Law I" -Haw ! haw I haw I Tb H. tn mneek. Ow-ta-CMrf. my of the Potomac acn«ss tbs Rappahan­ nock sooner than was anticipatfed by the President, Secretary of War, or y ouself, and fur crossing at a point different from tbe wts indlcstad to you al ear last ingAtthe Prcaidett’ei Durjng my.pvrparatinns for crossing at the place 1 bad first selected, 1 diecov­ ered that the enemy had thrown a large in frost; Midi also discovered that be did not anticipate the crossing of our whole force at Fredericksburg, and I bop^ by npMIy .hrowtag «» »M« i You are one o' by > .Ignrou. .tl«ek lb. force, of th. wentr '» the rt.w bdow from th. fora. “No, massa^ or I'd been cross dis yer behhxJ nd o. th. cwt Io th. reer <Z th. sloo forejJijA ’ qo »y.g IT JYi ’ .'J.T D. C. HAWLEY, ing at the mean brat tavern in a mean lo.o. io -bleh we — could bgbt him TURPEATINS AND ALCOHOL. “Can you ride 1” town—a frt.uxy country town, with a with fTMl odrutof. ia our fo»or. ■ “Reck’n TTin, masse?* dusty public square, a boxy church, and a To do this we bod-to pin > b«ght cm A burst of baying from the hounds. spitty court b«mse. ths extreme right of the cruet, which The bladf shook with tefro?., Fit entertainment for beast, the tavern height commanded the new roed lately is chained up all right.” s I spbang to Fulano. “Work for you offered. ROBERTS * STRIKER, made by the enemy for purposes of more They went out. ' old boy r said I to him, as I swung the »y FOR MECHANICAL AN© MEDICINAL “Shall we go into the spittoon 7” said rapid communication along his buss, Biddqlph ipoke first. • ' J saddle over his head. PCRP0HE8.0SLYJH Biddulph. which point gained. hl» P0^00’ do"I “Shame!” !( • ut* ■ i: “ Take mine !*' said my two friend* at “Certainly," said Brent. “The bar­ th© right crest would have been scarcely ^•rt.ri, sisnuueij, »‘o* ...... , *.‘ “Yrs.”said Brent, “Do ymi wonder a breath. , room—I sin sorry to hear you speck of •Hslbrook’i New Block. tUihngA, Mich. tenable, and be conld have been driven that we have to run away to the Rocky* “Nn; Fblann understands this hu«l • from there easily by an attack on his it with foreign prejudice—-is sn institution to spend oar indignation on the f rixsly ncs*. Cbaee or flight,’ all one to him. sb and merits «tudy-.a ’Agree, upon which frnnK in connection with « caovcmeut oo bear* 1” bnflfrs the brutes.” What are «• going to do Bo* !. SWEE1EI A ALLENFalano urfghud and heat the ground the rear of tbs crest................... How near w* earns to accnmpl.shtnff “ Try v« abuliah slavery in Ham ’s case. wllb*Mter bod A as T toeklH the bridle. TTORNEYR AT LA Wand Solicitor* in ChenTWell. I came to study American inbur object, fuWe reports wllUbow. Had Qung, we’ll go buy him a file.” !1 “CanS wa stow them fight 1” said Bid slitutiona. Let ua go in and take a whif ' it not been for the unexpected and un*“We serrn co have busiusss with the dalph. . , of diagnst.” , TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, RP1CE8. PEPPER. voidable dslay i* building the bridges, Murker family.” “There'll be a dosen on the hunt. It Fit entertainment Air brute, the bar 1 PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. CODFISH: “A hard lot they ar*. Representative is one of thr entertainments hereabouts. which g*ye; the enemy twenty-four hour* HMini offered. . mor© to concentrate his force* in bls Offlct in the Coart Houte, Hsslte<s. Mkh. brute*’” . in ibut “club r,mm" we found the brute stnmg p«*itions, we would almost.«sr ‘•I am getting a knowledge of all classes Also a greet varietr of the clam drinking, swearing. Hpilting. squab­ taltriy have succeeded, In which ease th© on ynnr continent,” said Biddulpb.— my’a country.” . DANIEL COOK, bling over thr price ofbernp and the price ' bettie would have been, in my opisiod, GDI>3<EXa’T IPXHJ3nUXB1 “ Some I like belter than other* I ” I led Fulwto to die brink. He stood UST1CE OF THE PEACE. General Lend and of‘'nigger*,’’and talking what is called more derisive than if w* had crossed “Don’t Be too har*h on us malcomtento motionless, eyeing ms, just as be eyed far ■»> Tss Ag»st, will sitend to lh« collsetion of I And C**klig Extracts, “p-dilics.” the places first selected. . lebtssnd sll other business pertaining to bisoffice. | for the ain pf slavery. It ia an ancssUa! ma in that terrible pause in Luggernal al J One tall, truculent Pike, the loudest of XJfflee in Goodyear's block, up stairs. [ As it was, v»e came very near success. taint W* shall bura it out before many all that blatant crew, seemed tu Brent “t?ore.Ham,np with you! Pul acros.*, Failing in accomplishing the mam object ~~ I. A- HOLBROOK, deendes.” . . ] . ■nd niyaelf an old acqiuiinunce. We we remained Hi order of battle two day* “ You kaJ bitter, or if mff att y*ur Aoare the slough. He swims like an alligator. I TTORXEY and Counselor at Law, Solicitor In liad *een him or his double somewhere. —Jnog unough to d*rid* that the «»my ms/re.r ] 1850-G0 ] Then make for the North Sto. and leave would nolynme.oat of bia stronghold, to But neither of us could fit him with a pc It waa late as we walked along the y>e home for.Mr.. Richard Wode, at the dratal in our long range of memory.— fight us With his infantry, after which we •trecu, cLaanels uf fever and ague, bow Tremont House, Chi^go. Treat him Saints one takes pains to remember, and crossed to t!»is side of the river unmolest­ J. M. RUSSELL. , frosra up fur the wi.ntrr. We gaw a light like a brother, Ham ! their scene*; butsattrsunc endeavors to HYSICIAN and Burgeon. OlOce in RusaeU’e ; ed and without the loss of men or propthrough a shop window, ind lummered “tiir brass you, mabsa I I will dat. glare. State atawv ___________ _ lose. ;... . MOST FOPDLAB, i stoutly fi»r admiwium. . .. r Ho vsultctf up, ‘Hke AUprightly nigger, •rtA*th*day broke, our long lines of “Have yon bad enough of the spittoon 1 A clerk, long haired end fmuxy opened JOHN ROBERTS. on o’-the rec! arabishns sort” troops were seen marching to their dif­ I asked Biddulpb. ‘'Shall we go up.— TinVSlCIAN eud Surreun. Dwelling on Broad , ungraciously. I ..The baying cams nssrsn, nearer, ring­ ferent positions, as If going on parade— Thrv'veput uaall three in the same n»um; IT w»y. near the Court Hpus«In the back shop wore three men,’ !-----“ -1 ing sweetly through the goldao , quiet but bivouaca in the same big room—out’ long haired arjd trouxy, dealing cards not th* least demaralixatibB or dis organand diH.m—arc what we art_be*l used to?* taatkm existed/ To the breve officers H. P. CHERRY, । drinking* dark compost from out of CL. 1 launched Fulano withan urgent whts- and soldiers -bo accomplished th© feat of Two and a half beds. <»nr broken burked OTARY . tumblers. « mail nq reernssing the river tn <*»*/*** of th* chair, a wash-land decked with an ancient len-l to uPort wine.”’wblapr.red Brent “Fine Two ho’ndred yafds to swim and then •nemy 1 ow* everything. For the fail­ i fringed towel Mid an abandoned tooth , old London- Dock PArf !s the favorite tend of Haetinf All clear to Freedbin! ' ” ’ . ure fn the attack 1 am responsible, as th© MetesPMOD1 brush, one torn slipper, and u stove pipe beverage when. t>te editor, thc.lawyer.the ’ D*. ;H- 3* HANEY. , call and judge’ bole, furnished our bed chamber. Fufano splashed in and took deep wa­ extreme gallantry, courage and endurance ap.rthec.try. and the ’MeMiattt meet to We were about to cast lots for tlm half ler magnificently. ©town bv th®m was never exceeded, and instmAW MBC.BOK to .‘-jTS’ioS! plav euchre In MTsafioft” What a sight it h to sews noble horse would hevs carried th* point had it been, bed whrn we beard two men enter the We tewaHwnfilea frotn ilbe surly nubiy breast the flood—to see his sboul next room. The partition wa* only p«p<'r clerk, and made for the calaboose. It derv thrust aside Che stream, his breath P To the families and friends of the dead pasted over lath, and cut upas if a Ixirder «*■ a sthuf log structnre with grated tom© quick, hie eyes flash, his haunches I can only offer my hrertftltsympathies; . ruffian member nf Congress had pract iced jr\ Jf. METINS. I dfseeial attention wW«nT' nt it with a bowic knife before a street hft. bls wake widen after bitn ! ■ but for-tba wounded I can offer my <*~! Z’sasS'SBS5-T— mmmligb'. n • uejr.o It n. oo-.d And then—Act‘J—huw grand ft is to ett pravere for their comfortable and ‘ fight. Every word <«fonmolghboractme cud late. Nulxrfy was aw* • W« hail­ sec him paw and struggle up with might to us. Thev were talking of a •Slave final recovery. ed the man. ■ -L '1 : ■' and tndn upon the farther bank—to toe bargain. 1 eliminate their oaths, though Tbe fact that! desired to move from ••Rum.'’ him rise, all glossy sad reeking, shake Warrenton on to this line, rather against 5 B. WBICHT. such filtoration d<*a tberfi injustice. ' ROBERTS A STRIKER. “That’s me, vnaaea." > himaulf, and with a snort go gsllopiug the opinion of the Prewideot, Secretory ttokskv ..a cou5s5*LORrilJ^t^: “Eight hundred dollars.” said the first “Yfm’re sold to Murker, to go South H ashm* M*itca fl. U5«_____ free And meray I Ab ! ‘ tis a sight to be " Hpeaker. and his voice startled nr as if* .„a Mirim, .nd nf War, and yourselfi and that you •*« , dead man we knew had spoken. “®«ht ' seen ! . ■ 1,1 the whole movement in my bands without catrii!” I We stood watching—Act one. The' giving me order*, makes me responsible. g-wem. "to. -VSXW*” STRtKO. ’ hundred -that’s the top of my pile for Brent tossed him up the file* , fugitive was half across. ».Tbe baying that Loy. Ef he warnS iw» old and hadn't ' t will vWt you v*rr soon, and give B*rry County, Miehigsn. “C-teb agri*.” wrid BbMulph. and «p ©toie closer, closer on bis mil.1 Two VOU more definite information, and final,, | wen* » i — t ly will send you my detailed report, fa n heap more. .. „ , , i, . - W«L . <n.d.’. . «d. ni ..k. 1 whiu. r_,-1 * which a special acknowledgement will b* . TTokSktii -a c0U!;8iSi“¥|^,!ii made of the different grand .lump. Count .mi T.mr dun™. «m< 1II . AiiMt H.trimud, ««i **TWy see biin,” said Biddulph. division corps, and my genera! and staff nil .,«« H.nk LUI of Ml. Murker, lire lb..k. . d*p*!tmenta of tbs army of th© Potomac, AhmrisVoet! A d«««n mor© plunges rf Mri. -a B«rd.rii Bireri., boy’s yourn.” Fulanu !’? A cnvwd ci armed men on to whom 1 am so much indebted for their ‘Murker!’ W* started at the name. TO. •»« lb. •Vr •• hm* ol»«r«rt In support and hearty co-operation. . I will add here tbit the movement was rh. b«r.|*m«i. Hnd F.ilwro. .letim '-Hsm’v a>ple* nlggsr, a handy krfgmade earlier than yon expected, and after ub«4 they halted. Wy could not article <—>. foon m>d.r H> mini in iMpm.! ger wrneU'e Cocoacnie, > vyi er yer i*rf amhlshoe sort, tie M among *• h*wb» ‘-n the edge of the the President. Secretory, and you resit All...nd aUmd okui. tahlrr..«l H.W.«HELM>*. far EaUMpwR***.** km «rt tar. fry a ba^»ak?arid( play on etogh. OW.^U«n-H..-Murk.i-- requested ms not to be in hast©, for the h.rm u. mln t (Fubmo. W«d.'. ta.rw /BOUNTY TBE; taJLm^d HM. of.U-t the fiddle like h fntoMrlfc He kill shoe* eemZg from bnauMlu. tie ptoto b» reason that we were supplied much soon­ \J iMjentiott «o pr mule,-ari vn a tarnnz Hub-jinsr wq* rtoquUkundetody. HraMto er by the diflerent Staff Departments num. W*O .irnrkrd Umm In lb. fdmo. ] and makestompers. Yea. Biddulpb,trust to fog*... wew’dto to to bank and than was anticipated when I kaw vou. Hie likenem, k»*. "m him to gnaw himself ffiee artUii«hat GuUOur kfllMl amount* to 1,!M, oor totUokHofaafoty. w.re p—Ml. mmmnunf for nectiwt rautail” . •<*' ‘ ' “ ,. c.'eKi»inA;' wounded to about fl.000 and our pnaon-Y.w’relodHniL.r your brother out (tang’l ' ' . ■• • Hem sgmnM Japbe*; 1 ^P® U *,U ' A Imoat over sc the rifle cracked, Ham •re to about 700. which last have besn vcooa or raoaaTr.. from S«cr.ment„ •b.H.i no-,1 reckon, mid .rJ^Lto Ud tu a«to paroled and exchanged for about U»© *ame wlh?* ■ , . the trader. .thw.’ tod B™* ••tot wetopwai ta “H. nr enmlnK er.n Into with • m«n number token by os. The wounded were atl rMRowd to Ate __ L.an I .IkP to-. Chrirf. G<tom Hto, Uedaratoe of tmUptomee. to Al»tb« damoi. srraiaBB. ride bf the the rirer. Mid are bring wtadto’u prtolbla tw to ContoMto. ,oCTrr im®’^'jM.’oSl A’-u U— iTr lrt Ball Lake. They nngtair rake down a the boy. ! I’m Hum aorr. that are trldk can't be did twice on the same Wggrr.— I recon be knows too much for that thing HU GROCERIES! P patent medicines N P I ■'DTEEA’iPp IF©® CASE A KRtrrBK * MBBSW8. p B *”2®“/’i_ <1PrbruhrT. 3rd Mender ; Ao- en o.Z»W? hand sTlh-■-UUf <rf **J ot LOutT&^LOVELL, Ctrtuit Juigt. mountinons pUeAhera." “Mormons is finch and aaaav with kheir dimiweiaeejlbeymigr^ion. iiow there a have two man^ssWsM-and one the nrotn«r oft.aMlww »»ly p«««W w r™» BMrede W trtorf h> toMtol* "’rifte f'Uowinf'reof'io, Uav rMOmtd ■Aod tor’, yer ■“"O'y-"____ .. , Tta, oru’. wot I ooll utortoto gto ‘h liJ "rtu.»'• ofl'T. [ru,"j£L "f air*.an.cdA.naiMJaajljMM* W".'1* ,*■ ■ ILghs hundred. you «■" ” -i^5 fuwnto ler to7«»"^'P,"’r ,iu ,ummer • mild ij.lbut celm. lux ped »1 Oto Ip u nuur « wide, WO ■ iff’*, am bit|ow ,Ths,r* autumn riM<«tti dwtcted forth© brtdfc*. them. I remriai1 �HASTINGS IH0 Tmckx* Math Carwttuta in the supcrlatb Mb And taste. Concur xmfents in their estiia f> qualifications, and 1 ’R devotion to* kuylsd extermination. > softer hearts t conservatives nxxBTs.—Abmnam Lincoln. , l... . . their own admissions aa well aa the dec­ lb. - after all, be the fittest pretiden vice to treat the war between two hostile com munities as * ^onwMte'Stvujfl^e fiir political supremacy. Ql>our first page page will be foand If the confederates ----------- ■»■ the first, and that that settle our diffeahsus the candid, frank and honest report of will leave the great\ disturbing element own< lhev wfll.be soon released, Jinvmg been ksmr^fc1 and treated than Whan at IH)- from the Old Bay State. threatening nfo Havixo tx this, caosxx oca tocrsx, W——MIMIH piffllJWMgfcj I.KT C* WZXKW <’VR TRCST IX God, AND GO q^e fortune of war would merely in ta IMII.IJI jhsjs >w»yi (Tbe 8i oefn — ^bsis talk ia lbs tiu> remains of same style of our ‘paternal GoveromMiL <4d while 8uu B< Indiana on the addressed to tbe Praaldflut, but in feel designed to operate upon tbe bad pas­ the plough, from the rocky 7*°.re _ -- ’ "Again hays you, Abraham Lincoln, by the lumda of Henry \V. Halleck and Kd win M. StanUMi, rant death to thou. mukIh upon tbomusuda at our brothers and U Minduj agnio desolation and anguish to Um krniiea and hearts of the people.” Wbite McClellan was nt Lho head of the army, these base attacks conld bo too much made with impunity^ he was in sympathy with the object of these in- fhmuUs attacks, to utter one word which should prove their falsity, and his bwn Not so with responsibility. Burnside, lie place* the truth of history, tbe good ground.” last week, a very interesting letter under And in thia'condition we call attention news it contained was anticipated in a were “greeted by tremendous cheers" For this reason we omit a part of the from the Democracy of the “Five Pointe.’’ letter, appending only the dosing portion, Here they are: as follows; The telegraph brings the following precious piece of news : Fernando Wood, in a speech in New York on Saturday night, said be bad re­ ceived information, and had communica­ ted it to the government, that, under ctrlaifl tircumtlauctt the South were ready to'return. Leading statesmeu of the Snath, men of position and infiwenee in the Southern Confederacy, bad ex- well as himself, above tbe intrigue of ocratic rule—the past to bo forgotten ; tie public on boti tidet lo be provided parly, k*’d tbe plottings of corrupt men, for ; and by gones be by gones, if tbe in their endeavors to distract and ruin the North would, and the Union once again country. Thus be nobly takes tbe re­ bo restored. The announcement was re­ sponsibility upon himself, and vindicates ceived with tremendous cheers. However history may judge of Gen. Burnside’s Virginia campaign in a mili­ in the District of Columbia, and Insure a general amnesty of Jeff. to lake tbe responsibility where he fiiils Tombs, dee., beaidos ami modestly asking credit when be syc- bandage all contrabands who have es­ Davis, Floyd, returning back caped through tbe chances of war. to These the proper relation between the people, terms are snatched at by tbe great leader the Government, and the Generals in tbo of Democracy, and they are busily en­ In bis report, he not only assumes gaged in educating their partisan* up, or field. the responsibility of bis movements, but doic/L to their infernal level. ho tells tbe Government and tbe people Now see bow why he attacked as be did, tcAy'he tailed ested men, look at the attitude of the in his objects, and wAy ho withdrew bis Peact Democracy. Tbe London Specta- . forces over the river. the people have a .right to know (when it can be done without injury to the ser­ vice) the reason of success or failure, and who nre the responsible authors. Not His stupendous failures so, McClellan. were strategic changes of base, successful­ ly executed, so long as the public could be humbugged; and when that waa im­ possible,. a venal nnd press tory were permitted with impunity, to assail inno­ cent persona, through whose aid aud by whose fiivor tbe Genaral hi meet f was be—and that too when such assault was calculated, as it was intended, to divide the loyal people, and give encouragement to traitors. unprejudiced, disinter­ lie evidently be­ lieves this to be a people’s war, and that -May the people learn wis­ dom from these things. May the Gov­ ernment and the Generals in the field also learn a lesson of wisdom, in learning to trust the people, and thereby quell the rankling of evil passions. For we now 'warn them, that while the remembrance defamation, shall go down in deserved inftmy, history will preserve the names of those who rely alone on I izm <if .it Slavery Aliivarv Proclamation, of the abolition judged an honest, earnest patriot, willing Burnside seems to understand their own merit, and trust the intelligenBe and mag­ nanimity of the people, in eftaraatwa of What can we hope from a party that puts forward such resolutions Ita these at such a time as the present—or indeed from tbe people an>ong whom that party is regaining the ascendaukif that be really the case 1 They lay down principles which, if they are not akin to those of tbe rebels, differ from them only in. being more petty and more contemptible, with­ out being a whit nobler—that contain the seminal principle of secession without the vitality .of puipoao that renders se cession strong. The Democrats, indeed, take care to adore (nmystically) the word Union, but strive with all tbeir might to undermine unity of purpooe, which can alone give that word a meaning. The eosth has adapted a standard, a principle, a distinct vital spirit. The Northern Democrats see. and instead of meeting it by a counter principle, by en­ couraging every movement which will give them one heart and one purpose, they solemnly proclaim the tremendous impartanoe of Bot taking issue with the South thereupon, of rerarving to them selves the right to keep tbe ranooruus southern leeven among them as long and aa strong aa they may choose ; they re­ iterate their general sympathy with tbe principle of caste on which the South is dow rallying ita fnrcea—and assert their solemn determinatfoo never to pay a penny to relieve the border States nf tbe difficulty, and never to rectvs a colored laborer from the South- os from the bor- living light. As if a Union could exiM without a na- Mjlitakt Aanarrs.—The following ex­ tract from a letter written by General letter from “Wi," published last week. . "Binoe we came here, we hare been, and are now, quartered at the Soldiers Retreat, near tbe Capitol. Oor faro has into camp to morrow, when, of course we will fare better. We ure to go Into camp <m Meridian Hill. The Hon. F. W. Kellogg wns in our quarters an hour ago, and made a short address. Hr aasurwi us that we will be armed acoOrdlngti/<x>Dtiract,wlth afivosbootlng breech loading rifle, (we came off without wir arms,) and that we shall be properly fit ted and prepared liefore we take the field. get into camp, and things are regulated, we shall be promptly paid, and things shall ba arranged to our entire satisfau lion. And now a word about our horses. Of course this would necessitate raeeeitatc the toe ,8|< dr,,n, of lh(.m <err .hipped be­ repeal ofConfiscatiun laws. 1Emancipation । fore ^.nem BUrted. and the balance tary pointer view, be must inevitably be cocds. For.the most part, the nounced by tbe Democratic Congressman elect—Fernando Wood—which terms REBEL TERM! OF FEACB. out a vestige of naiinna! nobility. Why, send. HI..,—, after;■ ,1... — I... soon the I,art last .arrived lost ..r.nirw evening. Tho jaunt was very hard for them, and they show It badly. A few were lost on the way, one from company K. We have also been abort of forage for them on aceount of some irregularity in the Quartermaster’s dep«rtment. But it lo hopeai time In a few days, all these difiiciHties will be overcome, then soldiers and hones will fare better. Tbe health of the regiment, generally, is good. There are but few sick st pres­ ent, and we left but few sick ones be­ hind. The weather has been delightful since our arrival; more like the month of April than that of December; some days alm>«t hot-ribe nights though, are rather chilly. Yours Truly. M. Bawd. Co. K. 6th Bag’L Mich. Cavalry. to his support, an awful Imtebery would have been averted. After the battle it began to be whispered about that Gilbert for their the present contest but ourowrii mre Srraixw, «ad Union, *»oH •m State*, nothing for helping friewda, egro laboret SiWUMM of bar hearts, sod be intimidated from commencing again iheir .horrible robberitf.and buid>fljOTi. ,, f South hy him, Isthaniel rv, and I’iB be arelinia. and waa rhea 16 year* old, Th® United States G^ivernmeot has raised for the war 1,100 000 men. Il has lost by disease and disaster, in death and disability, not to exceed 200,000. These neither amtmg the bnnered dead or living TATE OF MICHIGAN,) „ Barry Comity. I S Probate Crart. for raid county. (the General) lived. On rvadsns ai-d fillur tbepeLtiuo. duly rcriliej of WillUm Me»d. praying lual tto taat Wifi watf MBOBM BFSMHBBBtaii1 ssij’^s niimA «• prototc, and tto Executor ttorvin named duly ■'KX- Hl. or^Kd-tMt-TueMlay. tbe tbir- SPECIAL NOTICES WAR CLAIM AGENCY! ' n>. * I — I. — —, — — .11 .U — teauth Hath | dax of January next, at tea o’clock. a.d required to appear at aeM»ioa of uid Coert. u to to holdeoil the PrutoteMfee In the rib BQUNTY. BACKPAY. PENSIONS, If he wants a newspaper be is quite as Kalamaxso, Michigan. likely tn gu out and get it as be is to send A. A. UAPPEJV, Bfter it. If he wants io see the Secretary decll MMermy «/ lai of State, he generally goes out an«l makes a call. . Al night, from ten to twelve, he usually makes a lour ail rtaind—now nt OTIC^teleraby'MvM, teal <b» Seward’s and then at Hailevk’s; and if •bis berHoforr exiuing. omWr Qm Burn'fide was nearer, he ••■aid aee him style of "Van Brsnl A Marble," ia thii each night before he went to bed. Those who know his habit* and want to see him nthwaod to MtUs and colter* ths ••«*«, rad w fete at night, follow-him round from place to place, and the Inst srarch generally c., heretofore carried on bjr uid Brni. will i brings him up al Gen. Halleck’s, ns hu ODtinord by J. R. VaX Bkcwt. Hutin^ DcceoUr U. 1MR ctin got the latest army iiitelligencp there. _ JOHN S VAN BRUNT Whoever else ia asleep or indolent, the dec 17 -MTEI.COM MARBLE. President is wide awake and around.— thrvof, bv csMlng .a OopT limbed in Hie "HMtfngs printed and circulating It 8HBRMANC. PR INDUE. DisAoluticn Notice N Pi:0BA TE VllbEK.-^tK^Rof MICHIGAN County of Many w. . • ‘ ( ? At a acMioa of the Prolmte Court for the C«tiht» of Barry, ttottfrti'nt tbe Pretete (Mfee.in tbe vli- Cor. Boaton Journal. Army Bttsat>.—A correspondent of the Springfield Republican soye. that tbe bread dealt out lo ••or army on the Rap­ pahannock, was packed in Mat, '52, but D*L Rudack'a Bitter*.—Uy 'reQsfcncc H aMiOR*. sod show cm«b.-!X any iterate, -wl t prater of the prtitiixwr ahawld not be *ranlc !. i. r....i l—-U .u., .1 ...... must be much older: “During its‘Peninsula campaign,’the bread Ix-vamc inhabited by a very lively species of insect nf a brown color and amiable dtspnaitiAn. Varintw stories arc told of these crackers hi camp, some of which are mundtMis fabrications. One was that the insects were purposely put in the bread to save foule trnnsptirtatioii. and that when the commissary wished to transport the bread, be simply whistled and it came Itself. Another was that four of these crackers were seen on bat­ talion drill one evening, going through tbe evolutions with great precision. One THE of the boys’had a lot of bread thickly seulerl as’ to be uneatable, and brought it MUKTliAGK SALE New Advertisements. down to th» commissary tn be exchanged. He wae told to lay it down and take wh­ en, when ha very honestly art*d, hadn’t I better hitch ’em 1’” 1 Nevini PilibE OF NEW r. and Mate of Mieliiaan, YORK. taacaiber, in Um year at iMTe Spectallty. GRAND MIRROR OF AMERICAN GE-ijus. Hiasixo or Nobtrbkn “Sxcbsu’’ Ad dbrs.—The must unfortunate result of our repulse at Fredericksburg, Is the boldness with which it bus inspired rebel sympathizers nt the North, fortifying them in some instance*' to ’the point of The New York Mercury reproducing sentiiuenls which at one time they were only too glad to apologise for and explain away, in order to retain loyalty of their TWO their It to with no fear New Yoax Mmccst for thti year (1WW) will be richer in every luxury of Polite Lileratnre than ever before, hia no upstart of •peculation, oo temporary •‘eenaalion.'^bel. a Ural class literary weetlj, which haa bees familiar to the Cuited SUU. hr a ,u.H.r rf a aa.Urr; aa4 >Ul. Ua s'o'riuck A ll.7lnjU>sr' , iMge Mir. Ml Which Mortasae then: is cteimwl be due at the date of thia notice, 1 be t«h> mdrvd and fciorieeu dollars, (till.) and bo proediug» inlaaror equity Laving been instituted of H«u.p, in tte county uf Barry and Will to sold Bt public sustaMitor vsn^tate Ito highest bidder, st ths north front door of tbe Court I Hon»e, in the VilL*»B<ilB*liBgv-ia raid count v | of Barry, that tolng lb/plBM for holding tbs eirI cult court for said countr, on KMaWHn *M fourth I day of April, *. 7’b. "SJiZZ one ttourand stelrt bandred ” 1> au<! sixty-three, at one • ’dock. 'r. •., ortbat day. “?• '!' Ltt* iWr.’w’EBSr. cuuiug down their teleai erei their aubneription price, Tua by tnalnteina nil Ito grsst al BLACKSMITHING. IMS. ooparallelled CONSERVATORY OF THE ENTERTAINING. Varse, GoMlp. Fenillelon*. BroedaidM ofHutnSr, and polished Editorial., combine to epitomise all the charm* of WIT AND 8EXT1MEMT! The Subscrilier is pn*pa>«*d th do all! IlMtings Nor. 1st 18S2. X. PARSONS. matter" with them. CONSUMPTION,^SCROFl'LA- RHEUM Tua Dumb o» tub CirtTou—The mag nifraent dome of the capital ia «t»w rapid ly progressing to completion. The prfo- blundering aak immunity itojlt »s notice to । tbl* He has on orbit of his own, and been put in plaoe, and the. plates which constitute the outer covering are being set. and will Ims finished before tb« 1st of After thie shall have Iw-rn body but the President appoints the January. Generals wf the army. This tellosf wa» done, nothing will.be left to complete the exterior of the dome, but thecuiMruetiriu of the lantern and ‘placing tbe ‘>ra*«wi»t* on the upper window, Tbe dome will be' crowned with Crawford’s gigantic statue «d freedom, which is nineteen feet high, and weighs U.000 pounds. 1779, to Governor Tramban, is worthy traitor friends ;■ oplnHo he will do, from noy thing <i*»ne yesterday. One of the strange incidents of this strangely managed war, has recently the countenance and support uf loyal There is touch reason to fear been divulged in Ky. An officer by tbe people. name of Gilbert waa in command of a that underlyingtbe simulated patriotism large body nf Federal soldiers, at Perry­ ofia certain class of journals and partizan ville, when Buell permitted tbe rebels to leaders, there is n vein of tenderness tow gain an important advastage, for which ard the rebel chiefs which only, await* a in «my other service but this he would favorable moment to show, itself in the have been shot as remorelessly as a dog form of overt acta, designed to establish —Gilbert acting as a Major General.— Jeff. Davis and his traitorous comrades He stand with his forces within sight of tbority of the Federal Government.— These pimps of treason in the Free State* long for the flesh puw which they ffnoytr of imminent deetrection. ed when in full alliance with the Slave driver* of the south. “That’s what’s the but waa refused, although if ho had come of eonsideratiou st thin time, when traitor sympathiser*, (hey »m fbrm « date of Dee. 17th, from the 6th cavalry, at Washington. Of hie country, and justice toothers as accused innocent men. Govern met tn MRK''M«i> - punishment In proof that the Democratic Organi­ sions it hoped to arouse in ths public niiud : day of January -----resenmire scarcely a mechanic art (<rr a laborious oecupatiou butjs represented. It* com Ijka ♦.burab shell into, tbe wnp of,dis­ sation is opposed to a.vigorouB prosecu­ stitution would be only a constitutions! maudinga®«<T,M(U<tr John G. ChHmlH'rs, loyal, democratic achamara. No sooner tion of the war, we append Aba. following is a printer by.trade, nnd ha* been prin­ reform. 1 ' -j .<*■’. J ter, soldier &d reporwn iTe teaccountNow let me ask any candid man if the ed one of the bravest officers in the ser­ theiq jTinleqiitents seized hold upon the newspapers showing the Peace proclivity English press does not daguerreotype the vice. and fa'the’Wul’of hf« regiment. It occasion* tin heap unlimited abuse upon of the party. The Richmond -Examiner, parly’s plana with life like resemblance. was a fit and timelv meeting—the sturdy lbi» ofiicors uf the Government, against of November 8th, spunking of the results And yet they tell us they are in favor of blade of HaesacbiMeUs ha* made itself iraggXrt and malignant foe. of Northern •lections, Bays : a of Massachusetts will always wkh’thv tfltsrlor object of aiding the re­ against their “southern hretbbrn." Look bellion. AU manner of false reports and tbe North convey the idea of an emphatic its brave commander. Other regimsnta yjpg accusations were scattered among and impressible popular verdier against from the State arc also in Gen. Foster’* she Abolition faction which has ruled the n people, whom the reverses of our arms, government at Washington. Tbe North­ Clellan, Boell, Fitz John Porter for geo- expedition. and the capture of the Lieut. C«L and 70 men of the South Carolinla anti the slaughter of friends had render­ ern papers attempt to loosen the vsiae of ed nervous aud suspecting; and aggrava­ the results of the elections in the eyes of out thewweiitag from this devilish rebel­ by the 28d Mastaehuaetts will give an additional amulatorv more live to “do or ted by grave doubts, aud annoyed by the soutL The value however is deter­ lion. Fit men for the policy! Are these die."—N. F. Eecniny Poti. mined by the circumstances that the pein, . natural fears, they were (it subjects te be the only mon fit to lead our armies 1 Is ci pal idea on which the recent canvass in wrought upon by1'the infitraous charges the North was conducted, was that the the Democratic Peace party only capable Fereouai Bahlts of the Fnatdent. of^hq’tory press. And that press was Democrats were a peace party in disguise, of governing the country? God Almigh­ Those wb<» know the habit* of Presi­ not^low to . take advantage of such a and with this issue thrust in their laces ty save us then ! ortM art hail More dent Lincoln are not surprised to bear of state of things. To show our readers tbe the ppople of the three meet powerful hispersnnsl visit .to General Burnside— ■ States in the North have gvien unprece­ anon. nor. would any such be astonished to know <tMi'mu» of this onslaught upon the Ad­ dented majorities to the Democratic can­ that he was in New York at any time. ministration we make a single extract didates and a blow to the Abolitionists Letter Hma the Sixth Cavalry. If be wanted ta.aee anything <fa anybody, from the N, Y. World, claiming tx' be that will stagger them into tbe back­ - We received, cuu late for publication be would hens likely to come on mt to ‘this report has fidhn Fredericksburg, IT CCOTT. M. Cwt, for the . Hwu Pncxs st RionMowD.—A man has arrived at Staff ilk, from Richmond, He says that in Richmond Federal rtvor.ey is worth twice as much as tin- Rebel note*. He hsd dn a oommon pair of ieari puniafoons which he sirfd cost 625 Ladies’ dreimes were selling ** HOO xnd upwards. Gold is worth 250 per cent premium. Peracma attempting to enter tbe rebel lines with article* from the HEGtMAN A CO.*S GENUINE COD LIVER OIL ba» bt-en proved by seai-lv 30 year’s experi­ ence tbe mm remedy for -.CONSUMPTION, Ac.. •Mi while it cars* ll-e disease U givss Besh end Mreejjtk to Um mUasL Bee th.* you get tbe eiWMKB. Sold by Druggists gruesally MEG KMAN A CO.. Droggtet^ New Yurt. SAVE Y.Qy^SILKB. RIBBONS, dec. n BO EM AN A eo/B CONCENTRATED BEN­ ZINE, resibves 1'aii.t.Gn-aac Spots. Ac.. inaiasUy •nd elasu.Gtero^Stlk*. Ribbons. *<t, equal to new, witboat Ininrr to ths most AsHosfs oolsr or fiabris. Only u orate per bottle Bold hr DnigLdwITmt] THE HEIRESS 6f*CABTLE CLIFFS. _____ _ coum Maw, faol um, cunva. m. ICE WITH CLV< > •>> easna HEGKMAN^OO, I CtomistsA Draflgist TVS their goods confiscated. neallMBtahM •7- - .'^■IMWrY SNOW. l»/ »/ mit to The weather at New Orleans it fine. if moo will not Ao tbeesMlowe X. p. XTAtmimc.E. �co: ixrrxc THE HOAD TO HA t-PIXESS. Sartntjj Jhirt Ctrrntl Of TH* WJUtfLY i HI Oilro, Dec. 94. P*rol«d prtooMn uk» M Holl, 8pH*>> *rrl,«IUre and hrtoak Ik* follovtoa l»at. OoTowd., nijtolel^nm.wu, r—!•«! *1 Holly Spring* from J*duoa wring th* plno* wa. manand by rabria awing for rrinforaaniaau On Friday morning, all troop, bat about SOO urra aaat to Jaakam. Tka Wichifma n and « Passas tral Railroad O M: __ Night Experts. aan>« ntobt Ua aanmandar at Holly Spring, being appriaed that lb. rabala war. appr.»nbitell»CpWto, pWtat. nra ................ fc« A. M. Indi_ _ disaaaa. ln«.m.U..n ttftba Bi.’ri. Sk|n,y^ BUMar. Liter C—plaint, J.mriioe, told tba ktrribta train of nnttenmitaoia tednead by th. oaa to Quinina, Calomel and mar. M rial pnimta. may rely upon a an Hl aura by tba uaa of thaaa pin*. Thana pill, ar, aa Impnwamaut on all Pillu, Powder, Oile and Said Uta wnww In uaa Ladar NEWS . AT'THB ONLT BXCLDMTZ CASH STORE! —ureeiu op- GRANT & SPAULDING IN BATTEE CHEEK! -■< i. Kxpreas,.r....ixrror. ■ Mail................... . ...........................1:M “ Sight Express................... %.... t:U A. M. WATCHES A JEWELRY, AT WVOUEms A«» BKVAIR, “LOW PRICES” lb«ir to*........... tba patient ineraaaaa In atmngth. alaapa wall, eara wall, wd par. fnm. all the foneUnna nf Bfo wall. Par. Elaced three mile* net 6h all the roads, ut the rebels seem to bsve enne in be­ tween tbe roads aud the pickets, and damp or malarious made no alarm, and tbe first heard of 5. RICE, Gan’l Supennteafittt. the enemy, they were in town firing - -------------------- , --- — r. .. about tbe sleeping man. Some resistance was made but It was Physicians will find ia these pilh, a of course feeble. In a short time the vegetable substitute fur Calomel and Federate were overmtwered and compel­ Mercury—will likewise find them a led to surrender^ The attack was made treasure In cases of Erysipelas, Infiamast day break. Tiro b uodrad Federals are oftbe B«rerok Yel|<.w. Typhoid. Billioua Tijk Circuit Court for this county will reported killed ard wounded, 100 cap­ and other Fevers, where the patient is commence its January term on Monday tured and afterwards paroled. Tbe bal­ too weak t«» risk a dose of common draa ance escaped. tic Pills, Oils, Powders, dec., these pills the 12th of next month. ft was reported at Memphis that tbe will purge thoroughly, bat will not weak* rebela had gone toward Grand Junction on tho patient. Thr Lkgislatcrr' of this State will with the intention <>f tearing up tbe road, Drastic purgatives In tbe treatment of convene nt the Capital on Wednesday but nothing is known positively. acute or In&unatory diseased should be At Holly Springs they burned a large the ,7th day of January rjexk ,, . . avoided, owing to tbeir local action, by quantity of cation, over two hundred Irritating the coals of tbe intestines, they wagons, nnd a depot full of commissary only exeita the bowels to peristaltic The Board or Sc ckr visors for this stores, ammunition, dec.' All valued at mors menu, while tbe bile, and other county. commenced tbeir adjourned scs- [ $500,000. The number of rebels is gsdiseased humors are left circulating la simi on Monday. As thejr sitting will timated at 5.000 under Von Dorn. the system. RAD WAY’S REGULA• •• ■ 'entire • ‘ A smnll guerrilla force made a raid on PILL5 are the only safe purgative med­ probably occupy the week, we the suburbs of Memphis, pillaged several icines tn take in cases of this kind. shall n ot be able lo publish their stores, carried off 100 cattle and 180 proceedings until week after next. mules. Excitement at Memphis exists in consequence. A meeting waa called Thk Sabbath Schools of the Prosby- ! on Monday nigbt to consider tha best FOR DRY GOODS! ytgai Jfrtiru. A. L. SKINNER, ■we-btill— FJWJJ rrOADO—BTATEOF MIOHIO A X County ef Barey, tt. Has io Btwe , An Immense Stock ©sift ©©nnpwrmow HOUS LIKE OF TRADE; or Drtilsh Burtt, widow Ot that AdmlntetraUon of to Alfred E. Fowler. Thereupon it la ordered day of J«t>Mty osxt, st tea o'eloefc A . 1 SMlgMd for tb» tearing of Mid petittcc that tbs Mrs st lew of asid dsoeaao&ad aU Come and See I! BEFORE THE RECENT ADVANCE WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED bMTiBf ttersof, bycMetag soomrof tbi tobepubHabod In Ite HsMtngsbaaur. I- — LA --—a- DIRECT EBOM WHICH IEWT (DDaiOKEENMf iterhm and M. E, Churches of thia village, ’ mcnn* ’'f defense, unite nt each monthly cuncert, at which ij»k—UMk F-lar arvi.aj h.ra fa day. Aitor Ira. i.vKitorto«. Ml feraa took Goldsboro without much loss. After tearing up tho railroad, burning tbe ties, and destroying rails and telegraph, so that they cannot again be used, be reluntad to Nwwtom.. N. C, to atolriy. Tba oaieartaara told . . . each ol the respective «i..l ud.illa. alternately at ■churches, «>n the evening of the last Sab •bath in each month. . _ ____ , _ _____ ____ Wa. Cun Auncr.—A. A. Koappan Ally. nt Law. at Knlsninxim. is making j Headquarters Army of the Putnmac. lha cdlrtllon i.r bark pnv and touiulv I Dre. A.ItaunT irwre cr.w.ad the tod,..barged toul dare—J „1 thia altorn,.» .Id. a com tnu J _ _ msssion for Gen. Lee. Lee, the tbe pure purport of b • _ msssinfl for Gen. ■diers, a special business', and as he nerrr which lias not been made public. failt lo collect or pay oror to the proper■ Richmond pnpers of yesterday and to persons, we would advise those having। day have found tbeir way hero. 'Die Am­ ’ yMirrr says the lasses in A. P. Hill’s di­ micIi business to do to place it in bis vision oti tbe 13th was 211 killed, 1495 hands. See Ma card in ibis paper. wounded, and 1317 missing. This diets ion was confeonted by Franklin’s left, and S-iMSTiiisa Naw soa Harrises.—Du­ cun listed of six brigades, with artillery. ring a residence <tf nine years in thia .vil­ More than half tbe rebel loss uooarred in , this division. lage, we have never known a marriage Intelligence from below is tn the eflect ceremony solemnised in church until last ‘ that the rebels have considerably strength Sunday evening, when Mr. Jvlics Rus­ ■ ened their forces at Port Reyal, and that sell, nnd Miss. Chablottr Barvuw werei j tho enemy maintain a contraband eumunited in the holy bonds >>f matrimony, -at the close uf the Sabbath Scln»u! Con- *cert. Rev. A. II. Gastos officiating. -Masonic.—At tbe regular meeting of‘ llsMting* L«>dge No. 52. of F. & A. M., held on the 27th inut, the following offi rets were duly installed: ' A. P. Drake, W. M. Daniel Striker. S. W. Go... W. Mill-, J. W. M. W. Riker. Secretary. Daniel Cook, Treasurer. Eli B. Tbroop. 8. D. A. H. Ellie, J. D, muniention with tbeir Northern friends, via tba Polomar and Matuip.m.x Creak, crossing the Peninsula and Rappahannock at Leeds, nboul thirty miles below this point Several soldiers belonging U> a New Jersey regiment, on tbe recent advance of our army across tbe Rappahannock into Fredsrwkaburg. captured from the vaults uf the Fredericksburg Bank over $30,000 in $10 and' $20 gold pieces, aud a large quantity of bank notea. The Tribunt't special, Washington. j 28th says: “The enemy’s Cavalry, (uf I course Stewarl’a,)got entirely around Burnside’s army yesterday, having Dum­ fries In their pnss«-s-ion in the morning. A body uf troops under Qil. Canby, who it Ik is IO charged, VIIt* I VJ, bad M.V no ,,ve pickets |z,ve*v— out, .'.aw, were ...... Ix-virw of the usually very sum at- Burprjllc<j ;n the night and auflered cap tendance upon tbe evening meeting* al I tUre loan extent difficult to fix. Rumor the Presbyterian church in this village, I enumerates our loss al from 1,000 to 2.3 utto ..f tbeco.dml h~x> »rtba&s C.» !'7,h ... : handled ano wilndrew in cuasioeranie cert, on Sunday evening, it Ims been sug- > |wgtp Amrs were first placed In the gtmtrd that the hiring of a couple to b« -hands - of this ■ regiment only-one weekago. married, at the close of each Fifteen wagons containing regimental property, are said certainly to be lost. publicly meeting, would be “a No. one” religious Sunduy evening, nearly every church member, and many others, in the village were present Wx kntkr tn the Weather Jourosl, thi-week, the fact that for two weeks almost ail bidinn uummerj pnly a little ton much rain. It has frozen slightly third as much. Prfoe only fiW. Retails st from ^’huj^ndV’ompcsition cased levers, Our intpr<-s«i<»n is, that if McCIcl jI Kroas gross hr by 7 J raajority. r.taji>rity. fr<»m from the South would not Eartern‘district of Missouri. This givstheentatidpation Republicans the control of the drlegation, they having fivs mem­ bers to the D«ry slave drivers’ four. Mr. Noell baa never flinched up<« tbe Union . columns (..-day*, thnt sparkling pleasure qiirsihm. and was ibe first man In Conto all eyes, the elrsrnnt and entertaining grrsa to intmduoe a bill fur oom pensated Proclamatjow.—Tn our xVrw York Mercvry. proclaims its inten­ tions for tbe ne* year of 1R68. ft*.s a cbaming “guide, philosopher and friend” /<W4»vrryb.Miy. and enablea tbe n ind. ould be like missing tbe face you love PHINTS Oaband and ’or Sale By the Pound gold. Price only |)8. Ratailaat from fiSO to filOO. hunting Composition Whleb we oflsr'at cased army WATCH. Richly sugrarsd. Jewrlsd work a Unsurpassed lor Sutter., Trv Pries fill. Retail* st frxHnMG to filOO. A great variety ofother Warcun, at I GOOD PRISTS At 10 and 12| cents per yard. li’KDUCIEID KBIKEBS. LNGPRINDLE, Judge of Probata. doclO proba rx ord^.srm of michig as, i^, 1R^„ ,lu OpJ, Cooktt or Dior. is. ey stone*. f«. Imitation Diamond, »|,5o Locam — Double Glaaa. richly ’ vi—»a-«. s_».i wigrarad. fifiPersona whittling say of the abort, have only to 1 letter to ouraduit br return mail, handrod and sixty-lwp.’ Prasant, Shartnsn C. tn the amount of Prtndla, Judgs of Probst*. in the matter of tbe retain of Jesse J. MsUison, 1 etc of eaid County, deceased. On reeding and filing tbe petition, duly verified of Albert M. Joms. praaring this court to maha a decree anthorisiag Wilhstn C. Preu sdmistetru- We ha*e every kind of goods, such aa ■F will flmd It A. L. SKINNER. GROCERIES data* Deosmter ITth, IrtS. irunAiii, • irr, 1-68 ,al ten o ctets, in we lore rnedfor tbe bearing of said petithe hairs al tow of said deceased,and oas istares bers fiir '63 is likely to outnumber that y ? ■' The official returns give the aggregate Union vote In the eighteen states that v<fted Chis Pall as 47 .000 more tban tbe aggrvgets Deroocretie vote, and tbe dem- ocralic parly have nowhere received as HARD-WAREI tajrGen. Burnside in the movement against Fredericksburg, aayh *4 ww in command ««f the army, and held me re­ sponsible for the failure.” Gen. MoClslIan in his Peninsula campaign, says “I was in command of the srmv, but bold tbe Administration responsible for the foll- jy See .“Coslar'a” advertisemeats utrrwuMution of all kindt and tptciei of I t:x;zxz Frrwu’n. gy Sold Has-totos, Mien., by gists, Grocars and Storekeepers generally. SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. ) ao*M | Judge of Prob* CHANCERY ORDER. QTiTi optncmoaX.-Sib'b THE CffiEAT CAUSE OF cu, C>re«l< Court ferto. Oaaaty atthny; I. Ctua—r. at BwU.p, Ul. l.j. y._ _» ter, A- D. one thousand cl|tl>t handixty tws. Milan WAU^f. (Anftiainant, HUMAN MISERY DRY GOODS! Jnl P^UtAni, in a S^lnl ,n "Lft; Priet 5 Ctt. A LECTURE BY Da- CULVERWELL, ON THE CAUSE AND CURE of Hpennatorrbem O>nsumpooa. Mental sad Physical ItebUUy, Nerroua- Dullness of of every description rwy * Allan. Soliriion UEC poaranofl ba causa his an »wer to lh< Uli lo ba filed, and a copy tterec.. on Um Complainant-. Sofieitore, within twoaty day. after mrvica oo him of a copy of said bdl aud Stacks of . Incepecitr; the quvncea of Youthful Indiscretion, Ac., Ac. GF" This admirablo Li-eture. .elssriy proves Slot tb<* ahava anumrraled. often sell-amirtrd evils, n without should resident Defendant, Edward Landon. And it is further ordered, that within twacty days thoaomplsinaat cawe a PWW of this order tteZ-ad p-btartfoo b. aoa—e-h waak for HIT WMU in Cl6 thing, MORTGAGE 8ALB. ■JUXA H- Brass*, of Orosgsvilto, Barry couMlr. Slate of Michigan. toSxscK. Borts*. of Rich•_ J l- .8— auarf Haats ltiButaBSkS~ Circuit,Court Cojnmi«»ioner. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. .tow of THESE HARD TIMES w. ara selltag The ttfficial votes for Congressmen in the nine districts «»f Missouri, foot up 8G000 egalfirt » Rule abort of 170.000 giv­ en st the Presidential election in i860. Tbe abuenteea sre psrtiy traitors wbn dare not ebmr tbeir hands, but U) a still living ur dead or exiles for opiuloa’s Unusually Low! of Lyman HUI. to tbe ti-H-ad ' Six month* _______ Wheat, Corn, Onto, Butter, Lard, Pork, Il iatolitnatud Uat Gau. Hallut* aud and finally almost everything yon hnvs bell Secretary GBAXT y srsnBMiG iMton thrH, nm ne waa JS8i nrsrc in RouRTa|dc STRixan, and by tbe Drug­ OUR GOODS Jeff. Daria. fokAs'/aiac* ta Tenn, ’ Fowls. To Dutroy-------- Inseota on Animals, dec. To Dro/roy——Every form and species of Vermin. In this paper for tbe dtttrttction and utttr sell. . ygr Don't fail to give us a calE the Union majorities k’seven. Dtttroy—— Rats. Roaches, <kc. Dttiroy-------- Mice, Moles, and Anta. Dtttroy--------Bed-Bugs. Dttiroy-------- Muths in Furs, Cluthoa, &e., &c. To Dntroy-------- Mosquitoes and Fleas. To To To To emanci patina. vttf^r Thii Oct. B2d, 1902. BdXWS & S»E3l best for r. year, and its army of subscri­ «t the Unfaa. leaatlfal |SlylM nf Maltefo at Xtcti >er Yard. [Z £m copy. 1 •I. Chased. a Mat pattoni, *1. Imitation Diamond Si. Court has given judgment for $4,000 in ench <»f f«»ur esses. Wood did not de­ fend. Other suits sre pending against him, which will foot up over $100,000. and these judgements are good against Wood's body, as be is able to pay. Jon bad been in Virginia, bo A Notablb T) BOB ATE Order*—State of MIAlgsa. JL CouutT of Barry, sa.—Al s sassioe of the Pro­ bsts Court for ths county of B«r ' '’ ' Probata Oftce. in tbe THlare ol Monday, tbe 8th day of Doeei sand eight bondrod and sixtyBhermsn C. Prindte, Judge oTP In the matter of tbs estate of B tote of said oonaty decMsod. On reading and filing lb* petition,duly verified, of laabella WiMM. widow of said deoessed, pray Englisb manufacture Morrmeat: eapp^i and full jgtr- Fernando Wood has been sued by persons claiming damages for assaults nnd injuries received during tbe police riots in 1857,when Wood wm Mayur^nd resisted tbe execution of a State law. Tbe only two <>r three nighls during tbe time, j AnOTHBR EmAXCIPATIOK CoNGRRSSMAW -The r.Mtda have l»«-en oneeoatmuftus mud- j 4 ,|ntc>M Mistarit'Ri.— Tho official count uf tade. so far as we have had any report uf deeta Jobn W Nod| to Q,ntbein. fr-uto Tkne !• aixtMlUwa per yard, •tylMofWATTHMand Jbvxlbt. being fctmumd ■---- ----*- ■ a—r___ n— speciihfojn. . -It was apt*Ucabl« Get that ihi 3000 yd* plant and :fonny BUk, S. c. PBIXDLE. Jurist of Probata. Philadelphia. Dec, 24. A Fortress M**nr<-a letter of the 23d time the m-i vires are very mforerfing tn I prfpow to do. - -israat assis :i �Items. >uld take aji itaad walk street aud * « • BY DO. BMWAB1S..,..1 i"; Rad w a Y-sHK-NOT-arEaw .............. Rmnt.VKNT.. >a inches of clean sawdust, or other dry por­ ous material; 2d, protection from the dirfetvsykOTA OVMWlApipe through which to, drain off or pump out your hope.>er, and area kruptcy enmt season in an enclosure made by notching _ •"•2 yaivolk) daunt?. b M*W»flUT|ll* fity41 X*b nowteal jjxnl tystiqii v ■«AT« RSNOVATING RnMKVBNT-srm care the wars: taxes of Kkin Disesxe, Se&mtewji illis, FerirB4rta,;Utou«, orBasw^tto RvwdpMd ■Chat CMbwpreduced. T.bti^yrap.ls liigby tai: <*ntroi«d,.xresdiogly powstffo, two teaspioafote fismg a ftrtl d— - - It -to —rely Vegetable,-tot £. .ott ifogMlnM • Burec^B^kaa'YiuL Atiititit) Jtr< eqrtrtf Ba ^nifre-to ^abn^ rt> Mfl •wineL id Joee ”»» lands . iNfaiisaimna prfi idgta ww dt>ds*i toil Jtoi, bMriowi jnixi ejptvqB TO THE PUBUCA.-TMeateavsiMy <8kh‘ Dtoiases ttea h^« WMMYB VWVt|U EaaaasD.—Burke - -zfssesMW? hud have been introduced to ilia public for aor than six years, and have acquired on Myst 1 • ■ ■*' ■ ■ ?i tad sham raw tr. os'slr-jt smor- some papers in“Ets hand, on the subject «t> ,<oft »w*0U(iltI.»U,.: of whieb he Intended to make a motion ; -ieqmod fota !<»-»pwrq«sr-i vv-.w etssob-- I ju.ruxl, w q* eol “M r. Speaker, I hope the honorable gentleman does not mean to read that made by setu .right and boai 4andsjtl Is uf-bi* io*houae were I common studding up________ _____ _____ dust. Another has succeeded well by excavating—iuchtdteg tbe-em bank men t made by the soil thrown nut—about ta dfttUl^JbMl“P • stone walf. dry to Ihe-teip oFlbw-ground, for sxoeediug any Family Medicines of Hgsibtf natius in tba ssarket. . appreciating pubhd Wy__^Ung I Oitty fi."... r Cwru-fott. tn» UlhX IMV'TW necessary to success in keeping ice is ftPx RUtad, ia the first paruof thia article, andeach can beat judge for hftBselfga.tri whnt particular style of structure will beet suit his circumstances. ’VfobXTwuxA* •f doilars. paeh year in adrertiilng that* out of the bouse. Ge- rge Selwyn re­ marked it was tbe only time he bad seen the fable ruWrt UuW put to flight u. by tho braying'uf ah Asa." ■Humroat TBUUl»OTTUt». _ —----- ■ -.. _ uicsra. 8 buttes. which have been ahowerflfi upon him from TttER. White s. auu Gout, I Txt o’1,' ’LITE' UTTERS.' o*»-sx. r? * . • »cX .MRH aaAES jir-.-im Are pars ▼nretabteeatrsrta.Y Tbsy resniwll «]teas di*ovder» W ths hup— avsiatn -Ttosr rare* htt tots aadlMMarais tb* dteta s»d tataeyn; TCs» GaxctttMyo: “Attach a stout piece of ash stick to the C'.llar nt thn breast; fix it unrfer the boree’s"^Wn so that’ Ke can they gel, they will have the “kick in ihrm.’’ Spnietisnea mares kick from ticklishn—JlTwa'iickllUfi thing Ur deal with them, and I fear that daughters will Ire ticklish'. Kidcing, I arn Satisfied, is hereditary “in the female line. 1 had a ret-Htrt^kraiH.ngarcms.wltLkaaa .hr .stel mfr J«i..r.:-f ,|«n!ikfM!l mi r-“' . p'VJngw, LIVER REGELW fie RESOLVENT <IU Ins are •« enre. Pr.re I Dollar s botUs or six boitlrs for Fire DoUam I.CmWu. • DB. BA9WATS PILLS Kent to any address in ths United States, on receipt of an order, inclosing tbe unount, or may be collected by Express on delivery of tbe ma­ chine. When tbs mousy to sent with tbe order recistered, we gHSrantee Ito safe receipt and tbb de­ to kick so as lo injure the vehicle or livery of the machine,'anywhere within SUOCmiles free of any Express charges, !lflifrsM. • TSri'ls tertalMy’l Wlttr They are ojirruiit. tome, laxative alfniutant, Terr liberal arrangements for agencies. tying up one fore.teg. as> horw.oouliLiF>t Sec "M is so a or Fashions, or for full particnlara, counter-irritant. acdori&c.'Ulerallve. Ther are able subtrot upnn *“** lwo fi*1'*31 nul specimens of sewing, etc., send .stamp for return entireL^VerevtaMe.gnd UMb<Mtly . aubelilals for calomel. Mercury, AnUmony. Blue this mare, and'they wgfB.biidL kickers; postage. I*T1I. tta foe Artsna of Msdicino. As avaeasnts, AddreM, , this is only one instance; f knoW nt Many they arc more certain and Utorongh limn «he NDSE. DSNOUBT, Urasfte IW of Aloes, or Crotba snd Harictu Oil. instances of kicking being hereditary?* »r Etoterhim; and more soothing and heal tag 4p, BROADWAT, N. Y. than Senns, or Rhobarti, or Tamarinds, or Castor Every lady, mother, milliner ahd dress-maker, ’' Flax Cotiom.t—Chia of the principle should hare one of these vsluabte-sewing ms- OIL AS aLTKKATJVES difficulties in the way, of manufacturing Tbty-sxerciss a more po*e<fol Influence over ■ax cotton, Has been the separathm^of the.j the Liver, Md iia accretions than. coIomsJ, mer eery, blue pill, hence tbeir imporunoe in —es woody portion front the Tint An 'explokiUe process, which has been on trial at growth of some crops impoverishes the G—a inanaoerable of Otapbaai* and Lit or Cnapteint could bo montiuned in which th* PariSeood ITlk • BRAD THE FOLLOWING TSffnKONT; 1 ‘WoxV.W’Wx a CXuvrwu SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER Hen. John Cross srrites, -Breoklyn. Maroii >4 1^0. In the spnng <.r In5v I look a »ove.o cata ■ - *--- * — -’ I - - . . J —___ 7 \ SORE THROAT......................... In fifteen minutes. TOOTH-ACHE.............................. in three mlnntea. NEURALGIA (paroxysms ot).. .in »ve minutes, no • u a.* ISH-tlK.-IA CROCK............................................. ta tea minstea. SPASMS............. ................ —... re d«e mtaetes. DEEP SEATED PAINS by a few applwaitoaa la all eases whore pais to Mt, tbe READY RI but^Md no ttepertstSX---------- -- —... bytrrifrtiof theensts ofthsto—ise* In artrte and inttatnmstorv desea>re. tbs irrita­ tion produced by (he Drastto Purertlve Fills will not only increase the etoeasc, bwi > induce aleera tfoe: *irefbre.ereate*<ition to vtertrud tartattMkpofffiflamunonof the bowels, bilfou. c>|lc, riivnifntism.Wtm«,>e,fhte*Mndrtpilhitetek . TfRADWA,Y% MLL8 Aretokre^ctrre w,U foils* Thoronread— rt. dhWale ihs—os. eb—k Rfirotnatuun. Bnlargemret ef the Liver. Spleen F.ulergemvn!,-dia—es caused by the ekesaaire nee ofcalotueLMerenry. Quinins. in which onlchl- M BhiCb JnYslIm .Traboid,.* « will cure all the aforementioned diseases, sad, of themselves, will relieve and enre Hcuda-zhe, ' Ckstivienaae,' Oolio Paine, CMUhtJjforljha. Indigwtian, Pain tn ika' £tnL«Z», Otwfltudluy..Eesfo tat-* Esst »tlb Street. Ji. Y.. I writes; Aug. 18, had s diffomUy with tbe action tonotioeal. or co •re the amot actire and dkoruagh pills task have over been introduced. They set so flfttflV ®flo» the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an- estent as thrt ths Mstesi doe* not rekpse into ito former at>fditiun, which is too apt to Lo the case with rt—ly a ptrrgMH. pid . TLey are really a TiVooi. u m VA-V which, in coqjunetion with die .1 ■&\.oo& Wn^n, It broke up mv cold and for St «mee. Pre* Iona to this attack, I had been trortitod with dyepepM. severdt mouthsr I hsvsfeli nothing of ttwbes. •oil, tn ore than others; secondly,that tome crop* make richer manure tiian others. scid.tr of the stomach, sad promote digestion, It Thns. a crop of red clover does not im­ poverish the .oil as much as n crop of TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. timothy grass, while a Wd i»( clover hay ■will make manure worth half aa much We say that Radwat's Rxnor Rkukf is the again as that made from a ton <»F titodthy moat elegant and powerful medicine known in tbe hay. The same ia true of peas and beans. world. This to not boosting-, try it, if you feet Tfie manure from a given weight of three skeptical, and be cottvi—d.. It ecmblnes in its com position the properties of a diffusive stimulMt is worth double what it is from oats, rye, m Mti-aoptie, a mild but offactive Astringent, and n direct power over the nerrts, neither narcotic or Indian corn." nor anodine, that relieve* pain, in a manner pe collar to itself, and for which wo have no word in StiRixKAOK ov Bat asd Oiaa bt Dkt ixo.—An exchange state* that the loss internal administration. When applied exter­ upon hi* weighed July 20th. when cured nally, it will be found a moat powerful counter enough to put in the barn, and again irritant, mstMtiv redden mg tb, .urfece to which Fehragry 20th, has been a be JOI peroenL Bothel »16 a ton in the field is equal to wards when weighed from ____ winter. The weight of oobs in bubs$l of ewn ia November, ascertainecTU) he. 19 petm^, was <x»ly Tj poowdn to May.— . The tart ofgrioffinga bsttael Ol dry eob». ewtiBg.-Unafa<, f—liag aad mffler^ AJIOTHER .wito'careTqf Fever and Ague Jas: L nrumtey, merchant; IM Pulton, streA. New York, writes. August, 19, Itan •T fcSve . bee- afflicted wifi jiHra. arena pan icdwfth bleed iog, the last three y caw ; J u*Sd tbe Mcreitata «o heir duties, cleans purging from th i and Innrtrre bora Erpripoias, 1 ’ _ _ . , .Eruptions, Fits, Bartfulaits ponat^pt^n,^-. after trving every nedreM in hi* —ch AJTOTHKR ns cured trf Fever .Sore DJUUNaS U VSR RBGV£f .1T0p To those who do not wish to ba troubled with thinking, bat like to have tbeir thinking done by machine for the purpose. Tbe flax i* s?me one else, trerey wiZAosi crflanatiuo, that RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF taken front the Grid, without rotting or .threading, and divided by.a cutting ma Will relieve those who anger pains, instantly on chine into length to correspond with ©ol ■ ita nppltcauoo externally or bv its administration " 1 Bkin (’bisea.seo, , J^hrumatixm, Balt Jf’otum, Bick Headache, CDyspspeia, Liver Complaint, Pivor and fiffuc. Lcuoorrhaea, " ' "Fffnilo Oomtdainlo ONE person writes, her daughter'was cured ef fits of nine years' standing, sad He Vites' danoe of two yearn . ,. . ANOTHER writes, bin son was cured after his flesh bad al most wasted awav. The docton proanoaced the ease incurs- FAMILY MaHCWB, . ' LIFE UITTERH, ; • And now consider myself jfetteWy cosad.” .. i'. *' Ssrqfula, toUBBVWBK FOR TUR BANNER DARLING’S LIFE BITTERS TOTBOHyyilO after several years labor, has patented u Fa an (mpbuvkmxsts.—In seeking to Utei4fr<VU9rJ0<p fifTF “*■" ’vi ytmA rt-iHi* 11f.’! ....... - ?:.• . Is a. superior tonic and Auretie-, excellent- hi es— tif lose of appetite, ffatutenrt, female steak­ neat, irregularittes, pom In the aide sod bowtls. bMMkprotrudlBgiuid bleed Mg pHro,kndgreer»l Lockport, fi»r some time, proves substan­ tially a failure, aod-te to be abandoned.— It is thutaght, howkver, that'• the true ehine, where, pressure rollers on a revolv­ ing iron bed produce the friction by which the fibre is cleared uf .woody partides, the latter beitig rapidly reduced Ibid blown away. ’ ' ‘ .--a/rnh/l *»tij * Mwoh better iLm pjlto-Md much —ivr.to taka. had such an ugly use of her hind legs, and by bucklmg'-irstfrk'-unAe?her-chin, fast­ method bos at length'been discovered, by Mr; Charles Beacn/if Penn Yta, who, .iqa’iT/f bus ait|» j ■•^11'. I * 1UDWAT«<M..' -.b' ened to the collar in the. * ay I have des tM ^TeyT^^ :- U Kvi Xta«VMxX.e&. Uacnnditioaal Loyalty. not bend bis head taward,his breast, and he cannot kick high enough u> injure car, harness & Iuq\sMH^ Jta^judSxhorse, and c!c» mads of light fabrics, it will therefore be found almost ivralcasls. It issttaicbed to the table like a ssoing bint, and having no torie.oo. aad and requiring no lu­ cubration or change ot stitch, ia always ready for opsration, and such a marvel of simplicity that a child of six or tight years can vxdsbstaxd it, and XSYooiY. for the lift sad W* *-the body depends J.ESaSttoAs •’reNfaTf<T :£-• --niff^jynstF BCi/ff TtflW MME. DEMOREST’S Coun-Vr^. Ths peculiarity of ths *B\oo& VurVyit/T a\\& *V\X\* is that they strike at the root of Discos^ by ersdkmting etery pasticte'of impurity nam, BPLExpiD AJO ^Al^Ojyunt, yil.1 RUNNING STITCH. worth the trouble, a bit of bright steel may be fixed mi Ina eojter. with a claw to catch him under the chin; this will auistSEM' mubsc: gS XXX. SUBSCRIBE FOR TAB BANNER I T. Nm.1 H^Z. ’B.q.’vaA and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thud •nabfipg him to expend < BEBBY, Auditor S—qrt-l) ;W and in mortar the remaining distance to the top of the embankment, covering the whole with a ‘ gofxfr 'roof. All that is rtTSJ ' w«ira?rsr,?W ‘ Mr. Burke waa so swollen, or rather so neaniy suffoeated with rage as to-dte in capable du(Srte*fc&d abfcfctely ran - -.na. - ■ “fil.OOAJ 7, 't Bcrkk and ’ ww^v..” ,.q asaSMMMk:. >u •»„W><MaaClk, UOUA DARLO.cn tttmt*RXaULATSk 7 - • !.• bre AtooQ radrt J« «» < ;LIFE BlTttlUL -rtlTijU^yu. t«Mr?Sl Christof** 8tr— writes: -Feb. "fl. IMU 'ton bee* .nt LOCAL NEWS ' C.ooA 'WiAxeOn.ta, and yta should try then before going for a ^Gwt a Pwnphiei or Almanac of my local ^at^e*ST,’’T agent, and read the certificates, and if you haw ever doubted you will Darlmg’i Livor Bejufao ~Oow\»X wo vevove.. In affordier vnasedvate reteef. ft to- • tinraugb Over and MfflorM remedy.” - ; Un. -r BMMx,. >rtUu ■'rSnu, 2% IMUi.—IssMtrelteMM— swsalsliterMHtea jBtW’ilBB FOR’ THE BANNER dXkLINGB UVXR REGl.'LATOli. I did aossd focod it to cressste relreirnblr. retnor '"K^'bilsaadnnxiatagnrtHttelewttiviiy. 1 Uli vo nilu used it A* s , FAWLr MEDtctNE. . a erMuated ^/towoo wfasf, «My will found thin aad watery. - 1VOID sAUNE PURGATIVES. to# s^ajL.Wii.'na. ^tEEwarra srp®T. <h an bW ».;.g .-,hl.e y, OaM jmO -..v’ul-.1 J r-svas «mi*».<ta»AJno8iasq ,..rv„ „.«lt OWARD ASSOCIATION. V*tl«fcl- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note the name change from Republican Banner to The Hastings Banner as of the may 7, 1862 issue. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-01-07.pdf e01464c41db13f2e2919460f1e51180d PDF Text Text VOL. 7. . usual raMproml cum pl i GREAT Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS DftrG STORfi'ITl Striker, Morn, to iujay ta breskisf. Owsdayorptam, FmstogBrloeWyprfsw. Tossiox I. (ntr^ dnsms. NeVsftMntatWshMtows, Ths geWn s«altota-MrH'», Fa wsaqr.waary efw^uag, , Sull l,„ger tbs n>vnwuusntn, A»<1 Inure tu tinted |.,c:arr> Thai iuih ssch SjteCIrs) dream.' Usps la rh.alghicf waliin*. Scatters bwnteiiswugbt. Us« ta her angsl wbispsr. Ail tan-tbs drear? «sU; Hope tor Um beena sjurU. Heps is tba wild^t ataw. MABON ALLM, a new and most compietc atsirUneiit of AfikVGfi AND .TfiEDiqiNED, Mtf Ctiriaiicala, Pntast% Oils, CamPhrrsc, Otaralng Flw»d. U.e’ 3 TURPENTINE AND/LClHIOL. JJisttllanj. tie n»ms bribe ms “Will you tore mu even beyond the toinbl" Tbe quraRtmcmne from *0 Vermillion hpeofa young girt, st stoney ball in Paris during tbe reign oi Louis XIV. •wijowwni ■_ a She was a brillwDt branslto, with abun­ dant raven hair, and wore the Spanish veil and mantilla, which she bad assumed for tbe oceasmn, with tbe grace of s daughter <d Andalusia. Her oumpeniua, a n-'ble Scotch Earl of semetwoor three and twenty, array ad as H warrior ol Ma­ TftA, COFFEE, SUGAK fijMC&’.PHPPER, ry Stu.rt’e in Sentcb pteld and Highland PRUNE*. FIGS. RAKlN&CUDFISBl binm iaod feather, had been pursuing <li» Grsvary 1i»a, su«h S* tbe fair unknown all tbe eveoing with iUl be utedM far Cusilv 1W pniteetalioM vf fore and eternal fidelity. * was prompt aud unbseiia(EZWTEBCT ZUKEJOrniXiri . «esriL JfUioPlldrremuf And (obklBX Extracts, you m the eepbukber, and a th nil ofjoy will welcixue you if yIMir foot but press the grass over my head." “And if I sixtuld die F esquired the y-ung girl, in a and toor. . “II y..u da.uld die. I will be faithful u, you dead reliving; ifyou riioutd be per milted to vwil me, 1 will ktos your ould band with a.iuuch love aa at this moment, and hrrpresaed l<» his lip the bills while hand of the beautiful Spaniard. “Ah, well I I permit you Hum to love me. W» ohall we il y tM» will tee constant . h area ell; • e sball ii.wst again." * Bet where b wbea F demanded tbe Eurl, anxpH^Jy. tr FOR MECHANICAL AMD MEDICINAL ‘ PU BPOSIXOMLY-C GROCERIES! PATENT MEDICINES "VTOTART FVIIIJC end Coave.rsncvr, win a 11 ten.) to all bnsinn* antrniMed to Mm with j-reaptssaa .»;! fidelity. ftosldsoM. Jnhn.tovn, Usery coaaty, Mieh. IHaiiUKept always ou bead. .it HAsSr. msr h ~ “W ft. r.rK .... ft. —w„ft. “J j-w- * — —ftfci r Mmwlf agreeable; tb#: •nd eparMtog, white Mel, bwMhedJfa*. I pmanhaa. through bar frame. ■»•»- • . t— **•,' "tataHt^aUmd.oadaWaf from Ma baud to the ymn| U «UhablM>. «.Mh •ay to Um dining rot apartment, furnisDed! ofIxrni. XIV, and upon tbe waM wesa suvpended ancient fiunily MXtraUa. Aa Pjlpt,'- —- ->—.—a u-----------. J trarted by one w'l StrtfcfagCOftiMtl-----------------------------------devotM tf> tbe deflmec Barons of Rochu de Noire. It represented a young girl of danltog. bM f-wwigw beauty, snob a* to only found under. Southern sklee. A more brilliant daughter of Spain Dover danced in tbs perfumed g-arduns of tbe Alhambra. Tbe ey«a of Ralph worn fixed immovably on the canvas; the first giaaoo mid that it was Jus tong unknown of the fancy ball. . “Qime, my dear Earl," said tbe Baron, "!>t si be seated." Ralf* started and obeyed,then turned Mb eyes from the portrait to Hermione. In contrast to that glowing beauty she appeared to him utterly insipid. He made some remark about tbe ptetara.— The Bsrvu did not reply, but a elond passed orer.bla faoa^nd Hennlwst turned pole, sad aat silant with downcast eyes. A chill seemed Io be thrown orer thoee persons just oow talklngsojoyrmsly.— Brief remarks were made occasionally, in a constrained voice, and the supper ended almost in silence. Al its close the Eart made (he fatigue of Ms journey an excuse for retiring early. As tbe servsnt wss cmductinp him to bis spartment. they passed sgain through farts tbe dtatog "Whose portrait io this I" ho asked, pointing to the prtrait of the lady. / • Tbe servant healtatod. “Speak !M said the Earl, Imperiously. “It is the portrait of Mademoiselle Fnlmvn." said the old man, trembling. •‘And wbo to aboF “The elder sister of Mademoiselle Uerminne. But ft. te la Bp«,>ft tome." i "Yeo; her mother was a Spanish And, with a gesture wtacb lurlmde him u. foltow her, sh« disappeared in the aowd. Two years bad Maesd away, during which UmsEarl Ralpb Mortun sought vainly M M.nly, al Israailtes, io every place of public reo.H-1, fur bis beautiful unknown. JJe wan a Scotchman by birth, and, liku many of bin country ineo, bad MU rad tbe service of the Kuy of France. But a court Ufa did na^ bumpyrt very well with hta.slender fortune end be SR be had seen ber at the firney ball; again it was Fulmen, pale and cold, ex­ tended in her ooffin, under the pavement of the ehspel. Then be remembered hto oath tn lew ber as well deed re Urlag. end a ordd sweat testbed hto brow. At that moment a tighs st tbs uppreita ex­ tadeb?er"in»o|v«d tremity of tbe apartment attracted bto attenlinB'; a door wboee existence be bad “You must find some ~rtt>iirrnv"Y.iIJ net arepeetad, turned wntoelswriy re ite his uympethisingfriend.; it was the wsu hinges ; the eandlre relighted themselves nlrra..urc» ufom barruraed geniicm«n of spontaneously, and a figure draped to a that day, But the Earf had not forgot- winding ■M‘H_jnt£nrfJbe room, and IM the tanrikhlng Andalusian. be -as in rn.Tn.K-d for the search. He was the moot acute ear cool spurvd the trouble, bus ever. . Hto bmIO rifi sounds of footsteps, who was the Arcliuisbop «•» ■" Asryrian the. Bart tyMBttrf Jt e _____ , . informed When th. figure was wltHo a few feet mn that it «rM£i _ ftf the bed the wiodlt< sUot wee «wvw« i«d. and that he had • Ruud a wTfo ’foi bat*, and nveatod a yotrng girl draesad in ^.nieb emtama. '' required Ralph. H* ■"Fulmcu !• he mtirmered, “the Mctun putty—Il ia allaheaaini hits deorbdnd from Its frame 1" It wss indeed Fulmen. jm* m Ab-Afle palated, .nt that die Ups were pah-. <e dyes mourtifUt and the whole npwaetnti up^eahiMy. ’ (‘ ■' ths nephew tote benedtoteun red two bun dred pi.tolcewm! Sent him rtf tn Burgundy uji-rtnight. She seemed ramgosd. Ha sew my unde for finding mo a wife al onee so sort of feverish joy. - The'teeth fW-ir+ -W»; voiou was BO pure, so nmindfcms, aided fctm. to5rt«en. "Tba dead ar» nevwr. lorad,” »he n“Li«ra. nj tHaad." ft. aU •< Mrt> Sv If shs coaid bo lonjer resist Ms «■ “Be* JOB are-wotufead. The limbs of troAtlra. “fu this «*«." pointing to a thaWmb W &i ridilv carved box wMeh tanod on tbe ta they eannoi walk, they bumotcpealt,- you bfe^tkere to a vtal coctalcing a dark i bq are not dead—it to iropoaaible? “I am dead,’' rapeatod FuIsbob, in a “And that liquid F tone ofautborily which admitted of no ‘ Ha’death." queetiou ; -dead yet 1 suffer.” “h la Uppiocss," exclaimed R-ilph, “You suffer !" the Earl exclaimed. eefring tba casket. “Yes. Bucaoee I died mMh a godly thought in my bear* 1 remembered the bell where I me* yoe. U was eartMy lave, not penitence, that engrossed my Immediately the dmfftee .were eattnlast bourn. Yet ifyou wbo art alive, earn Ruirired, end he' footed teimseffiu complotu love mo otlll, God will perhaps pardoo me. oM I shell eafesr no kmger » • If Eart Ralph had been a Frenchman “I do hwre you,” oried Ralph, gaaing at aaeoon as Fulmer had disappeared be the young girl so beautiful in bar sadness. would have opened the window and let Yet a secret votes said withm Ms, “Ah! the cool night air play upon hto brow.— A. wore Mrty alive” Then, the fever fit being over, bo wooH A smile peasid over the toco of tbe have taM to himself. “AH this fffatty, I “No, nor oakd bo, eageriy, ashamed of tbe moarartary terrta ; “no, Falman, my beloved, to»a»e I" She extended ber iumd and took that of the young man. Ralph uttered a cry. Hie hand was preened by tbe eoH, clam­ my flngere of a corpoo. She let Ms band “No,” abo replied. In a half uffucated voice, “y ou ace it cannot be; I shall suf­ fer alwaysr And she fled, while Ralph was so over­ powered that he had no power to »i>aak or move. The candles |wetttout sudden­ ly ; Wlsooereignvd again in his chamber; am twenty five yean bid, an offujec 4b the King’s service, and sm aboutto mar­ ry a girl, blmd as a Madonna, tolr re a lily, who wiH bring me an inoome of owe hundred thousand livres. I bare only tn he quiet and kt things taka their own OOCree." . After which be WWW han deptqalM* and dreamed no more of Fulmen.— t Ralph was a Scotchman, with an imspnatiou as susceptible of exaltation as most oftta countrymen of the land of mountain and mist. As sone as ths nhnnlom vanished, ImC relighted the can­ die by the aid of a half eaaiacelobed fin : For a moment he experienced • strange nnd inexplicable sensation; a coldness in the cheat; a heat In the heed; than Ms ovea became heavy-; his lipa trembled; an extreme languor crept ow Mm. and Im sank upon the floor, stiffmnrmtiringfetat-■ ly, “Fulmen, wait fer me—I lore you." When Ralph swallowed the contents of the vial be expect^! •» .rise in another world. He was misl-iien; tbe vtat CM'gained only a narcotic •? and be was vary. Mnoh astonmhed on *---------- y _____ ,, r brightly shining through tba curtained windows. A lady Mt by bit bedside. ft was Fulmon ! but no longer tbs pale, sad Agate bo called, -Falmen’, I lora yota, Fulmen, with livid lips red form revel oped in a winding sheet; but Folmeo— though dead." Immidlatily tbe candles were relighted fresh, radient, joyous, in the same ooaand Fulnwa again appeared. She thrsw tome she wore at the toney ball. The reader will undnrstand th* axplaiaoff tbe winding, sheet, end seated herself to aoUir by his side. Her toes Ua4 tbe cadaverous paleness of the tomb; Jf other fomd by the eflreta ofib saroLtk. TU •ai^isite hearty eaorted the scree taser} ormg giri-M 'wMmfi «> pet the sodden to his roots, and MUnguieMcg hi. candles, be eaHod aulUy, *'Fb£moI Felmw 1” �4 i. 5 £ w co L 1803 I1 e : s 3 NTKW SPRING. GOODS, AT o M <Z) 0 OQ <1 THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTLE CREEK. Hm in .lore AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS which m now offered for Mie al GREATbY REDUCED PRICES! We have added M oar Sux4 tt A large assortmemt of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the times. CZJ Be sure and eal! at SKINNER’S, before purchasing; aa our facilities for purchasing, and Lerma of aelllng are such (eaeltMively for ready pay,) tiyt we canaol ba *aA--wnM hpl3 III - 1 �BANNER 1 T>U. -•• ■&4XHFTO VCUVFTKB. 5 .'/.I ■• *_•_j •.’"■’v..* ' "ftWYS VWL.W . doi/ti: of cavalry, the men and >}ed. Thia horrid group sing tn /rapid gallop, and .^,-jtful hxika al me. Their ■' ■ ' aea** Xffis; r^apflltop, ■***! cov:I .dUasTT adr otovriVfc. MMiciMS bf a number of artillery wagons foil of bleed- UMriirayaT Buie. in the seed, 1 anw and harrow io HcrdsasieC And MthlM manure. In the Gil following 1 spread uttSitarUrtwrri "HwmcTOt** C« *V^\,cxt\.cs more than half of which was covered with •Welt eura.frtoae .Son which hava boewwbowcred upon hits fruat. cS CouuAT^. 1 turned the sods over to prevent the grass and brakes from starting up. The first week in May ffiUtfring 1 planted the piece with potatoes, carried out raw manure with tbe wheelbarrow.puta small SUSBOilBB FOR TUB BANNER! DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR wore sufficiently rotted for that purpose. "K^A.fe 7*-^**-r* Si’Sc'isSwK*- September leal, and the average yield feet apart each, way. From toy expert wcTim firm la Uli bwlfeTthii W mfc CM- tU life and health of die Udy ifapendi upon the purity of the blood. If the blood is polwned. the body drags out a ntfasmbls niatance. These modicisar LIFE BITERS. >11 . > Unconditional ^Mg hTB-a-r-.lMHa .W Ss H way to reelaim**aaip -xoock land, is, to drain so as to drop the waler at least two feet, (nr Ktter, tbeacWpK® plow, or dig up with a breaking-up bue,aud let the aoda rot, instead t*i Uuqwig, or covering at first with gravel or sand aa many du.” Loyalty. 'emri-wwa.’-' ii’vnvA’i s niiAbr uesolvi^t giifu i. DARLING'S - . LIVER REGULATOR -SrarrT ajfyj b!«? toT It is. very unwise th store a large quan­ tity of vegetables in tbe cellar of a farm iVBBt'UIBE FOR HIE BANNER Pr««,e. the mcrtM and Minto topo.ll. from Us Moaumh and kowri^ wriMU.’Jlt<r ead kidaoya. rvnionnr arary obairndian. rwlom a natural and haritey aclicm ia tto vital wgsaa- In the latter part of winter there will be some dM»y,«>d aethlag ctoa-.bh Wrtwdet riuienud to health than living over a TO BADWATS ""’ rainT MEDicnnt. r FILLS The peculiarity of tbe ..•* . jz „.■ftAocA VxiYiSwr UYXA Vw\.u fa'that thsy strife at taw cont of D!seaa%byeradiesUng every pactisU of impurity Vx X\vt ^iVootk, .a^uXte. fftirt (TJiseaces, Crit ^Aaum, . Rhr^mvtim, HmteoAo. i f7>yip9ptria, Z.i»wr OampfoirJ, Feuer Ltuaor-rhaa, f)(nvah C:< -; Gt. jtr.lhanx t , WFUf-U.. Twnan, Erupiicr.s, __ ___ w Ftta, asny,«*loua-Q»>Mumution,wfc»'wf A* A | >«.. stationary, anil tancy in. IteioTa Mlirer, Uesttog. OREprri.rn writes, her daughter wee cure-1 ef fita of nine yean* .lauding, anti St Vitu.’ dsaoe of-two ytwiw> ■ -»■-««»- AXOTHEH writes, Us SOW w#S cured •fterhla tlmh bed aliwoat wanted away. TTUkXITS hTLlWand 80! I ? A Mwri> bowar Um pitta, sad wnri> «aier ta Mu DABLnrCFB LIFE BITTERS products uTiha larnt tta*rftqo«re winter racripl of an order, lucloaing tba amount, or c.»r storage. Aa we devote ■ more attentiue ba coUacted by Express on tolivary bf tfe ma­ chine. When the money la sent with the order ow-» torM.>dw^stoetMito’Mfr.ito*lp|-aB< tbFdalivery of the machine, auywhcra within SlKVmllut free of OUT fiipreaa chargci, v»ry ld>eral arranpemvnlA for ipnrw, See Uinaoa or Famui»». or lur fall parilcalarv. AXOTHER mu euredof Fever and Ages after trrin- rvrry medicine in h» leash. ' AH OTHER wn* cured of Fever Sira Which bad existed fourteen yearn. AHDTHER <>f Rlieumati.m of aiyUytora. . fTteqUuiiisiaalilsefDyspseibahd Lher Complaint could be menUoaed in wbieh tap Purifier and I’iUs ; t "Wot\c VtCc a QXvavux. Is a •upenor taste and dlwllc;’rxoalleal in eSMaonoM of apnathe. tatatenev.MMe wnik< ..MJ. . - ' * - . -■ m.... I— ,L. I.. — -I. bllnd^proUniSinp and bleeding pdas, and generai wUd rat roLLomNo testimony: 'VXvi. 'BXooA VA\» are the mo*t setire and jborough pills that They act so directly epos the Uysr, aieiting that organ to sueb on 'Uxtept aa that Um aocore good druaiuge. 1 Dig down tt ,ftr ai drainage will allow, and throw the rath back, la be need baitatog 14. _~J> rough stooee are to be had, Ibry are beat fut tawwalh; rf tote, pteteand pitolk WVl BL'BSCBBE FOR THE BANNER mnuctof 'Die; are really a ^>\.oo<\ axvA AAv-ev VAX, DARLING'S LIVRR RRGULA TOR which, in conjunction with the ASVooik Vu-A^tr, nary, winch must bo supported by posts.1 Bank up the aides wkh mu th, and plank ■the w<>L *ud cover wah aLrawor.toarsn, over which rough toriififa, or ■caielhinguf Ute kind, nitwl U< placed to preimJ blow­ ing off An easy eutrunco should be thatte lb front by digging down the eturth te-agrndeaialepe; end w thu part will will ownt all the afurewteatioued disenawa. and, of thetuelvm, will relieve and cure ■ Cb&iiMntss,. Oolia &t.ina, Chpicr* JforLua, . Indig—lion, (Pain in the £ausl4&ixxirws, tla. Try lhaao medieinet, and you will Mnr f»k ytrnrneighbors, who have need them, I pomod eieMW blOodby *ha avrihra.^ 1 amwow tbeew r'r^tea"<1 Uk* p**“urw “ r MW of utw reader. whuhnvc had eape riT«s«ja. Uw. buildinj awl u^ ofuut dwor cdlart, will give u» th* benefit of itsyaJr^i.’; LOCAL NEWS. attacksafJtottiwm the tern tweotr yean. Tha.e aaror fonad anythiag wiwal to 4mm alnxmi perfectly water and yon should try taocn before going far a Ge*, a Pamphlet or Almanac of my lotol agent, and rtmd the certificates, and if you hare ewr doubted you will J Darling’s Liver Regulao r. butosand and they will aay they ore GiooA. liXcAvevweB, aridity of tt>a alomaeb. sod promote dige.Uun, in they wooH vradavasnd Aa MBxsrita and I. a pleaaaat and herilby stimulant. . drpteuon tltat worid toltew, <ro« MMfaety so TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. bMf taUvw, tetr an nuwee. ynltow beeswax. uce utKxx and urw-eightL uf an We any lba> HievAT*. Run Rauav is tae | oraeuf shell.e. Writ the «ta>w first “d medwuw known In tbe ' .Mtf th«i ranwg nil the membrane frOTn skeptical, aad b it; add ths Iranaa in tarn rim,inland oonpmiitionifei.ropertira of a diffusive stimulant whan ittoroaltod And aomtooed-wltKihe an anti-eeptte; a mild but effective Astnagent, and a direct ji*er oftff tea torve^- uriteer nareot.c ’ --- - . —• * BVBSCRIUE FOR THE BANNER **• *“***•1 •* u’*^- ‘n4- FOR SALE BY DARUNii’S LIVER REGULATOR. lOtVARP b. r. chasm Si. a. J. BAST T..rwaM.»r»MM.wf � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-01-14.pdf dfa0142d30de258c4e776072c9a23a77 PDF Text Text Hrl I «»»■—Iipr^h? st:-6 W”»: a; ,.|-*?r ;s| s Swv« ?;?5«8 = 4j । ifi&miimi! f 51 lisHHii&iHf 111 miiiOrnmo I i'-’H”'-’-:i »V ।a | -a ! H 8658188888888 w*h Bgf fSlSBSMMESVX ’ snmisiitesis H i si lrr« W ll 1888: �?.;£« paid from of this State. gcatalati<n>. Afkerlsonio yearn of fafficwlty the Stale finances are trfafrinn hmt taritosmeut; alf the itrocfataw*' burfricsa flnurishf harvrrtta' mH Mh.6 dadUgenoral beaRh prevnilsf imd =thb diMeion of eduenffinn ia *lnnfa orttorwri; preprinted to each of the publishers Thd public orderKhas faro mMMsiradsseid paper*'to publish tbt p.nwtod- andi'all the institdiionR <>6M*d gnfarof said Boanj| for bulb -sesribns for ment-lmld undistwrtied away tn the gener Af'tafo^flneM and stourity nf the i>e>tplM Gurono great med isfau.*il pedee, and motion thr report was accepted tto qply rood u> Ufa; lead* Mtrpffih #ffbe jmmittee difchargod. ' ‘ y. P. - , i account of |>. H. Everts for' six gate cfs ktorjss t THK faMkB.jMBMSBnr. >!■B for sheriff/fees, was presented to -Jpxtrsct from tb«.report of ibc^Bfalg. Trqasarcr the following stateiqent -jf Ute prtafaft financial condition <.£fae;BtaAe : III amount r* ’"'■ -Jire-.m-.. cal year iq gainst tto, •v. 80. 18^ wBa, to some ex qr.Kiim#nn<1toa >Furh<>4J}pletod:«mi as tTm. of tto paseogw ./ tto few. There wm nothing to appropriate from It. and ftonfowe tto co'nt Fst'tnr got n/dhing Tur fareJireausa ttoqR Parrots and friends flla’worlr. 'TheTHmriKt w«i saaiEiird by wLhonly U. bo rU.nf tfatn I Th. fosW Mr.’Briaiks to <rfie tVm. Beard,' wk--, i» On tnrftfon’lte report was accepted.' tution io very burdensome to the trass K<jod ikith. it appears, .expanded coqsldMri Prtly moved that’ tbs report of <fryg«tetingson»«UWl.®QQayaarThe «wbU MtPn. t/infwy In tto compl-tom the Comm it tee be adopted. Carried. board reamiamnd an appropriation'of ohto wort. - Mr. Beard rams before —Mr. Cook' moved that Mr. Cooper ba ♦14,080, Vi.bailtU wing ex tending east the l|ut Lrgjklalure with ’‘fe claim, and allowed to withdraw his account of fl and fs^«rthe^rih.M]i of tto present build the hcU<to taken upon tt is amufoed Id M-100 dollar.. Carried. tag./ Whether, all th Ings considered, life Joint ' Re«blutina No,', ft—approved Thecftronittcenpontha apportionment M»MC9ih, IMl: Tto 0i reoMofom. iabeW. I must lewvp tn the IwUcr, of the State and County tax to the several mefo/oftho Irgiafetqre. My .<u«Renton after qpdllng the main focta affecting tto Towfitbipa, aubtnittod the fullowing as feifoH it wilhmc bw wise tu mcrysne thr dil/v. takes the ground that the etottad1 propriatiun. They axk for the same np■:' their report. < fapip rs in thi«<achg<il. but fo makr pro- with Hr Bet.-k* wo. illrgal ahd vdd, Iytygti for placing gto older. jm><kf more hkeidg toeftitt tto fiiric.d rrtcm'torofihe •nnmiuend. BeyaFUy twostudonta have hardynxl ■.ffi-nd.-c*jri-cwtoiyt,■..*> any l-r-gMAfore ftit pn«»*l the hv<; 'hut, in of paym* boon aducaU'd al the u->Uogr during the c-•moderation nfrhe valde rif the stork, pist year, wfae xtBaidrasMe 'Namtore Oft. 1-avL -mi tfa g—I Gith Mr. Brord. tto of tsoo.-j wfa omtamplated admission have enter-, .-Ikliii "was referred to tto B-wrd -.f Stair. •1 the military aerrio*. By an act of paid live million dollar Iron Lfod. 6 per ^ijf^tretlrwi l!“«W an act. approved Auditor* for adjustment, and the amount C.ogn-0*—approved July 2. 1862— ffafo toe Jan. 1.^8, 8117.000.00a<b f.rtjpd equitably due was' directed tn to MsrcbJS. 1861, the BfamT jjf foapertnra there was •‘gnwitod hi ttoseveral reatre Jutted bonds, 6 per cents, due Japnarv I, •if thr Slate Prison wrril adthorixed ‘to , paid In State Swaihp lands al tbel mini- for the purp-tre. thereafter maotiooto, 1963. 01.746,186; tem'miArt 1..kh, 7’per cninhirt with the City of DHrnit ..for.Ute mnni prioe per sere, upon the claimant an amount of poblie latai, (t> he approeriiVb toe Jun. 1, 187B71MlOOO ; reny w- ^fifo^ent^lji^ito'"'-"---’k- *t- filing kith tfe- Board Hl. receipt hl full. pristed i>» each jtate ^quantity equal k»i si frtan’fl p*r centa due Jsf».: if fN78, 1‘hU MtllMnrM Mr. B ard Lax d--«-tiiii-d thinj throrand sere* l«>r each Hrrotor ti» torept. and Ilamadvi>e<l that the tdaiin and tfoprrortrtrtivc in Cungiera to «hwh ♦3I&M0 -, Chert Irortn, fl Rr «*fa. due yieied of any offers r will he again piVamtrfl at thl« *r»i<xi. Jac. JU870,flMM0flf -raw li«n. f. r«r prfsjtoment in thefltotr Prison, the Statu are rropvctivriy eoliifed by It i* vrry,certain that the Legirtariiro <>f conla. due Jan. I. OMUOD;-rot- tftaL’to cnmprnsatmn to to pah ito apportionment.xrtder.^ber census of I8S7 never thtrtidrd'/it'pay fir that tn>standing intarnsl itmtrovement warrapta, ni(t Cjtreetl one dollgr per week. I860, provided that no miurato taofa, provmie'nl in'^et-h. They were 'led, I ♦3.533 75; fundabKdebt, •140.000 rot, YiatoeHnr'ipe55.iS S3I.S5 1U ' lOSO^S -hnjl. be releetrd or piirchared wwtar the' TtofosrpU.. Xffj? WM0 M* think, to tolirvc that ll^rrr 'were some, pr-oWra 'dr&iaam. Sects* four uf sfarnjlrlg part paiff five milli-at 'dollar internal Imnmrvinent iopJ* still itnMsld. tbit art ia a.'.fotji>wsi. - ■ s i :.65 5i-srn; tti'.io w7srirt.es which might lie' matte, ptoflable for thj* ' funded‘aifrl* See. 4-Arth.M ferthnr martfa. puitH.to. to s>>me rnteiit ai.>1 <-a'pilali«i- ,0n motion tl» repirfc «s» accepted, 1 hit nil moneys drrUa4&o<>» the sale ofin that qnsrier would.furnish the remain, Unfa ofiirraaid. bv the Sure re w-fartatlUand rtMuc.m.usittae discharged. -.. .51 der tocrw»ary to do tto work. Ttoy Mr. Eutory moved that tbs report be fondsaee apfewtitartd. am^mtto ante were grilling 1«» wiciutrage the Improvend-maed in full. Carried. . >iperiiitMidcnt with th • •Hand iwripsfaremtofore provided for. Sir. Rork <«tor*d that-Urn-sum of nine mentrtn the amount that might rem.iin act which,It pmpiwe ■ball be invrsiefein atratoof fae United tteuaato dollars be appropriated from um-xpend|f<i of ito fimd/tot *)•• further. Slatra. or of tto 8'me. or *»me oebcr safe ipr to adopt, aetiftii the County.tax to bo .Udowd *» the VolI can oiilv i-on mwl that ibis claim, if preunlaer- Relief fund. Carried.’ --■ •vrivtad. should to very thumnghh e»m-. State Mrvjjtevens submH ted Ufa following iacd.- Strict jurtire shmiid be done, and that tto HMmeys re iwvereri)slnll ronrt'u fehre has placed the pftbHr eredn- <<f the rcsdfafon: I ■ . • Bfeta un■m a firm hasiv. . Adequate sink- j tinder the control of 3 B..nrd of In^-C thr rights «»f the- people, as Well as of the tuina perpetrol food, th* capital .ff which ’ —Whcrnai- We, the Supervamn of the ing funds were provided for the gradual tors'io be appoiqted hy ‘the CoBiH>.m dainianl, carefidly^ju.rded. ■fall retrain litrever tMMfafanwtod. exrept Cousrtyof Barry, d>*em it their dnty-tu but certain extinguishment «>f fad pfefe- Clupril of Detrwit^ To this Prh'i. ■7 for as iMy be proridrit In rert'wet fifth we that tbs Military Belief fuad fur said ent doht,.-and a system of taxation tehtjnry it-in proposed tn allow all the: of thio oct. and tto lotarrat of which shall The arts of auetossive Legislatures, The legislative caucus,, held ori.Wffto inaugersted » feet is not burdteummc but onui^s nf theSlate.pn their din-retlnn, to County should be pnufootlj and carefully devoting the swamp lands to their own fa bvinlaldy appropriated by each State, disbursed. _ Mttry ftfofng,; ofjgst week, did itself sufficient for all present nerds, thus. pre. aeritrncrany rnalq-onnvttt between the ' rrefeninllon and improvement by means whtcb may takrandrinim the fattrirt of Therefore, Resolved by th* Board of fasting hoiior in ro nomiukting-dro trfed; venting any further Increase of the Stalo agt-v of aixUwn sn< twenty one yi-ara. and1 <>f State r»sds and ditches, may now to this set;Jo the-imdtiwincwt.aupport, and Supervisors that each Supurvinur before true, faitbffil and learlemSuimploo of tbs debt. In this contortion .1 hiyK-roly' tri mJ! femnlra. The taw of 18d| was r**-. ; cyiaidrred as having eMnIJi-tol a defin- maintewaner iff nt leearooe GtUeg* where givingtod to my applioaat, from aald rrcdutnmend that tiro pUicy bf continued, <>mntended, tn my/.naugural niesaa<K of1 ’»* Ptlhsy upon that subject. Tltere can th»- le.idiag object shall br, wltobnt ox ‘ Uakm.'the Constitution and (ba IswaJfond, intake the affidavit of such appli thsttjn new sehemM. Involving large ex­ tbi|it*ycar. for the jitirpwe of giving to tfei to no question but that the srttlemeM rinding other oritnlific and rlaaricnl fltudearnekt war polity against' tbs penditures, be undertaken, and that, for Inspectors of the State Prison lite pttwev cant, as to his or her necessities and said and of and iraproyoment <>f the cMrtral and north- ica, ■nd including military tactics. Io affidavit shallbo deemed sufficient fur traitors who would subvert all these.— tfa ’paymeot of siTextraordinary . appro­ to reHive the PiTwSTof the burden of ex-, nrn p-rtiuos of the State bore bewi great trarft aut-h Itraurhe*, o| learning *e new each subsequent application, i And ths'Legislature in 'joint session, op priation., a tax be levied it tto tlihe. In ersaive uuintor*. If it abould Iwcoiuy1, ly sCcelenU^I hy ||., Tto vysleiu few allied tu agrtcullure and the mwfanie c. Qu spotinn.wfMr.Uoward the resolu­ pursuance of the act,.' entitled, “An Art n^msary, and. I auppone. wM adopted by , now only begun to.huw the benefit* which arts,in xuch manner a« the Lemalrton- •/ Thqrsdity,.Completed tha good wufa.lhux to Provide meansfi>r (be Redemption of tion was advpUfl. .. . ; ■ the Legislature for the naitin reason. The' will to reaped fr-.nu the .completion ,nf the Staten may respect! velv prratribr. in '-Ou motion Board adjourned until 7 begun, electing Sxxawa Chmumm as the bond* oftha State, MaWring Jan. 1st, rapid reduction of the num her ofe»«hvicis 1 some “I the main llntw of road, h would order tqj'romole the liberal tod practical r'. M. D. Buikos, Cork. hfe awn successor. “Glory cn<g>gt> for 1868,’’approved March 11 1861, neguti. sentenced tn that Prison, whlrh was then have toen mors w|*e. I believe, if the atnms have berfe entered lmn foe the ex­ unl'H.kc-J for, Las entirely dlspcwed <d ondflsyj” Lxgialaturs had remfined the expatwiiinrcs Evening Bcesion. change and sale of tto two million loan SectU>ii 5 prraeritos, more particular-' that object. . mainly to ttore lines, inatred of allowing Fusion Democracy has expwitneed the One entire wing q F the-Stale Prison isi an many reads of mer» neighb<.riw>’d im­ ly. the e>a>di*N«w«if tto gnml, which err antto adjournment, terrible pangs, and'exhibited the repul- bonds, and the objects of tha art fully, accomplished, 1 think it may’now fa -aid now. uulenanted. and It is difficult to per­ portance; and I, hope dial, tberofiwv, this all wisely inlowdrd to preoerve it from Kull called, quorum present, Beard pro­ <ire contortions .of another aspiring that the turning pmnt In tha fiuaBeial of' ceire sriv gmd rcas^ a (orcrecrihg it ne« ceedad lu business. twryr may to avoided. Many mads destruction. I mato mi d»ubl that ynn On motion of Mr. Stevens ths following throe; aadiif still permitted to have life, afire of the State has been safely pa .red. 8Utn' Penitentiary a; ; thia tim'd, and c*r- have torn aulhorijtsd. which it is of j><> will fasten immolitonty to accept this .’L'nilcr the set ®Ainb<irfeing a War. tahily loonld never,'. --- ------Revolution was ■*'nrdcan only make faces at those whom it ppeorot importance tu build ; and seem­ munificent ghtntfiyk m»wt rnhght.-n.-d Koaog’ Imnds have torn issued and -polff Gmgrese. It amounts t.• 2D0.OOO aere* Resolved, That the Chairman appoint could not drag flowntp low level of to tto amount of M07J00, and tto tjmn-. any Other principle .than lliat_ the Stale ingly withnu view except to «i veto each should purchase the, inslitntinfli' and «•- red ion its share ol, the land*. We need and ia, by the net, U> to atooctrd within a committee of three to wail upon the riflefariva putrefaction. W'hat must be ey fas been expended in pursuance of the ronfe-tbs entire control of it. 1 , to in n<> hurrv to to rid of. these lands, this State. It will b* at:—ary fiw you editors of ^he Hastings Banner and Barry law, ’ y The principal' portion . uf ibis sum the feelings of those.merceasrjpeo.wiw. t<> proiide for.Ute aelanmo and dfamsi. Pioneer and ascertain for what they will rm STXTB ASTLCMS fug TUB MAT, X>CMn. Thjy are^teadily growing in value, and thm uf there lands, as' well as tto fund U> publish the proceedings of ths Bukrd of in the recent election,. sold their birth­ hastoen expended w rai.irig ana equip­ tb.we that seem neeriv v->irihleM now, will, in a few years, com maud a fair price. be derived from them under the caodiSupervfeore for the present session and right in the hope of .btaifcing awseea of ping troop for tbrj/enersl Gnvereaient, I fa mm end U» the fostering fare of thandTir which the State has a claim for It is one *f the evils nf a in* country tfoo* oftbe law toCungrwe. 1 «wa fan at thu adjourned session to bo h»lden pottage, and failed to get even a‘‘water reimbursement. The ■ seen unto anff Legfdature the AMurns fir ihe Di-of ; about the cluse of the year 1862, and re­ -that the people unde eval us the low. wet no totter plan than tn orient thane lands gruel ? i ' ■i -> voucher* have liecn fofarnrded t» Waiib Dumb ami the Blind, and for the ftisatb-. lands ami tto fimtor. The war has re- and dispose ofjhaip at C port to morrow at 10 o’clock A. M. i»>gtnh‘#»r allowance,’and no dmibt' will Ttoy are both well femdueted. I belieVe. lardt-d’’ the work tirmti'Ufe rmps this yrt> and in tto xamo maimer The Chair appointed Messrs. Emory, Tst LxctitartniB of ibis State met to adiuoted In doe sea**. Whoa re to snd arc realising, as far a* 'proaihta. tto . Smith and Blake as su?h committee. very. mweb. tot a g.«d deal has ^iU'boea on tto 7th insL, at Lansing. Neatly justed Hie smiwmt will be due tn the bebavtilrtit objects S>night in tbrir crea of As to the application of the lands, door aftd Uno* fo pr ■gV*H' *-• • Mr. Polls Introduced the followir.g tfoo. The buildings of both faaee'- insUevery member of both branches were State, leva the direct.lfax doe from tto Rcwjfution : The sale, jf swa.rm land, for cash have the Agrietilturat C-dirge is alrewtty la ttitiroaare still, to a great extent,' unffi>■:;'ll0ol»ej, That tfe Supervisors <f the present. On the stoning of the first State tu the National GoveramfaV Wm*. and. no doubt, round pdicv re- faHae <kl Fo a small aim Hint, brin* oair existence, and-iajxisi. trndt a C-Ik-Re as amounting to 8426^109 84. * the grant oontrmpUfra—withexerp several townships ahall certify to ths day of the seerion the Republicans met qalro* that they shrold fa romjilAed to t5.T^-flW fer*M>n rear, owing tn tto lion of tt» military pri»f«ww>r«hip. which largo awHifinl thrown •upon tto market THB BTSBB PKtOi-X......... /> Treasurer of ibeir respective townships in caucus and, nominated officers of the aTOff ns the finmtrestaili adirtUiff it? Still <w. to ewulv added. . ITU - to be ob­ •l fowsfrratrw by Ito Hoad cootraetoea. the amount of Military Relief fond io be Tto number of cAvicts rrofined In the rterth.t advise the taxation-•Mosfairy far tained nt nil then thia endowment ia prcraised; h their township, and instruct said respective Houses, which were cluly Start.Prion, Nov.'40. 1&6J.. *a« 440 tlfe etttire compli-tfon of the building* eto-ly whet it needs and should tore.— Treasurer to pay the same to the County elected on tto following day. Thc«dTiceni ■bowing a decreaae-fot two years of #11. nrivr, but. perhaps, tto appropriation of This m an. important .sulipat, and ! h-pa of the Ho us* are, B. M. Cutcheon, of This Wu> be accnodtod for by tto Mato atorifenodernte amoiinial thia Hm4'might Treasurer, payable out of said fund. you will give it careful oonaiderntiun. i On molfon'of Mr. Emory the above Washtenaw, Speaker; E. W. Barber, of of the country. The sound of.(be fife iFring into us* a portion of the bdllding* Resolution' was adapted. (Cawchaded ntri week.) '' ‘ Eaton county, Ocrk; W. A. Hall, -of and drum on the Southern border has tn tboir great benefit , Mr. Cooper presented bis account of called to the camp m<«l of thiwe restircs ' F”r detailed information on this *nbfl j.Bd. 56-100 dollars to the Board and Calhoun enunty, Engnasing, Clerk, and and rackJeraapirife gbu areeraie<4 ,trtopt jeet.T must refer yriu tn the-report* iff on tsoliun of Mr. Emory was allowed. ------ -Wuodbmiss of Ionin, Scrgeant-nt- cd tu the omimission pf crime. . puan, the rtvi-ral Boards nf Trt.atrfa, WM-re lhe Mr. Rork moved that the County Clerk artne. Thric were etacled by a vole of rial I y the Prison has been leas awrcisfo) objects and wants vhf the Awytawrt are and Prmrcuting Attorney be allowed sixty to thirty-three? TTto Senate elected the past year than heretofore. The re- folly eel forth. •' » nd- ■. -ti each the sum of two hundred dollars to ducliou in.the'number iff ronvicta fas W.'^.Btycw uf Bay City. Storetary. . TRBsacr catta^.. . •n'j on their ■ra, fur the present produced a 4>nvtytnn4>ng: redurti-® 'iff Mr. Whitney ’ , of Lenawee county, En ­ year. Carried. the amount roorhrd for femxirt labor, <Tt»e receipt* froni-thc St. Mary's Falls K‘XSo7..^^:k7^: HASTINGS BANNHH. Mr. Rork moved that the sum of three grossing Cferk, and W. H. Brockway, of hpsjdred.dollars be appropriated for the Olbrnm, Scrgrimt sVaHsis, by b vats of purpose of purchasing n safe fi*r the use >i£tUCounty Treasurer's office in aaid 18 to J4 Tto Governor’s Mestoge was dtiverei on Thursday, immediately after county. Mr. Pullf moved that the matter of the permanent orgttnlritfion was peHfcted npprorlatifig the ballanee in the County TreaMtrci a bauds, belonging U. the Ag ricultaral Broirty, upon the indebtedness uf said society, he laid upon tbeabfeaOnlil tu-morrew morning. Carrwd. On ni.Aiuo Board ndj<M«w«d until to.mcrrcw murning at 8 o’clock. DtStriker, Cbek. while the expsnare <x»ild n«t be reduc-d in tto oamt ratio.. By . an, unfortunate­ fire a portion of jha W’rkatop wfa des­ troy cd?and bad to bo rebuilt at* crotnl I5.4JW 2?. Three muire ..with some ottorn,uf ire* ruportanco. have mode tto Prison for Um last year to amae extent, Tbk Paocxxonres of the Board at a burden to the State Treasury. I oni Supervisors and the Governor's massage Mtisfied, bo waver. Xhstlhio is no (null the officer*. The managemawt has beun will leader it impossible fiir u* to., give akill/al aitd totOMOtueal. and, under more oar usual variety *«• •*«» — favorable riremnstanoee, it would have Til. w.H, U (’"‘•FA “ interest eb-wld read 760, .«•! Ship Canal, for the', current yfa/.l over ated'hb..ve all experitoa, hnve’ hrou glfi. (W0. The canal is In good cnmlhmn and its business steadily iticrmsfa». Br ’an art of tto Ixgisiaturc, approued March H. 1861. tto entire reertyts faMi (.<1. ore tet apart for Ito purpnae-derriUbafe tag ouch rams as are due fat-faveral ■cotuHies <>n nec«Hmfi»r taxes refnittrd bv the State <xt lands fe-longing tn fauCknal Company, except such sums «* may fa reqmrcd m pay tto'ctirrafa expenses bf 'fa Canal, and alsoHhe intercut accruing utpmi the Canal Irons grorenUed by the State. It Is very desirable, fa sown as pnsrible. to reduce the tolls vkfa ifarely tn be sufficient tn n*r the eurfairt eapeu sos end koep^to Cfaal in agpair. TBi* was. nnd-ubt, the mtmtum of Cungram 10 ranktag tb« grsfa of fend fee its sofa rtfaction. Already randy twrahy «||; lain, in value, rj property, port through The immet , .quwtlen. ■ •' ' ' ■ • SPECIAL NOTICES TUX ApBlCtlTUBAL COtXOCB. ThotoMMinigrmefit of ito puswoisa of ,agriruhnre fas always baeo tto efarisfad ।.^rrtwf Bto-p~pfo rfUtoBis. Om , •rf tto rrawdaMw to tto onnettaBim to t to Lreito«ture U. that it “totol Msnnufagu the pruen-dfon rif iWttoUertwal. .eeiemific. ।and sgrieeUtMto inmmremeto, ead atoll, ,ns e>wm su practicable, provide for tto . ' BOUNTY. BACK FAT. TKNStONB,. 'tores ■» । ■ i:V- r- S------------- •is-d PORT MONIE. erort om toiler* hi brok bills, aa “* ! finfar will be liberally raws ong it at this office,,Of at thi ;L n<*ltokf^-’'z<7 '*5 ‘W '—;.T«t4iB0fn CuUKT for c.lumn. riik. Ita "*• A.ab.^.M> f- have ploecd their lands since day. Farmers in thM virinft; liktoiea. 4 ri .wrera ra. •« >• » D. B. Ddnnd * CoV Otomtoi j^x and &nk <h.l <«>p« drtrt»lw.i Vlk. tai Mtrre <»• ett Fairport, M.'«nff^.naty; N.' R. R. R. )r grave, because they neglect rare of a alight e>-ld. LelRAl READY RELIEF be urad. * are eeitohle lb* yro have ere end all will he well In a few I n-.t wait until vro are warnedh) that dinrare fa* fa»tened np-m ’ on the first rndtotiro nf p tbrrot, lieefacfa and other U tto READY RELIEF, mn fr all diregreraWe feelings will to with the deciinrity »ff hfalffi. 1a all active InfanwWirv and disease^ tor first object should I liave the palsrel of pain—and the vital principle-ihi* «• *»’ RADWAY'B RBADT RELtt cSrea .ffCr.-ip, Itytfari*. Gripp . enxa. imniediala orti-* is require RADWAY-8 READY RFUEF when srired with either <ff tto plaints—nil fairer will fa remm .few minute*. Tile following lata Mr. Jrtm H-to- EAltoe of tbe mart, G W. £»trrpriM. shows portaem ofRADW AY’S READ LIEF, in a «m of Croup. Collis®wo-in, C. W., June 1. �TMEC^.L DRUG STORE!!! t>"H] Jt^tafeoDYEAR. GRANTA SPAULDING FAIRBANKS ’ STANDARD e-r 4j1 £qa! te SCALES TOBPEKTINE AND ALCOHOL B OUB UH OF TW® MR1 MWSMs •irw-rr-y-yrr.’ .—•, ~ i AIM the Ewntaled ammtnl.uf aamial r internet should road 760, instead of Tw. as given. v Com. aad See.! I FOX MKCHANICAL AND MKDK1KAL PCXFUOXAnJtJR These errors occur' in only s part <>f out issue. LOST —Ou Munday last, between I. n.mghtalm’n, (»•* miles east nf the Coon’ ly Farm.) and this village, a sinlium Dissolution Notice stria af sV«a Brunt a Marble.” is A>it GROCERIES! WHICH tiled PORT MONfE. eontaiaing twenU owe thdlam in bank bills, and »no dollar ■al.AM, to ™«u i» .jjlW: /7Sr 5WY®®waratara®H in f.ct, '"rrtbis! is Cha Grocery Um, saeh u .ill b« M*irf Rar taniir aw. . , Also s crest rartetf of tbs finder will bo liberally rewanlqd ->n l.«|» Hng it al this office, of at the residence of LTL^thlWiJ• * jnm.'irtyr j-XEiMnUXEI --, —■*?**'------------ j.. Tub Cmct-n tutor tor this c«>udty .baa been in seMlou sn.tx Monday. Wo A»d Cwwkisg Extracts, have no particulars this week. jgpAri’ll^ A. (Lufdyeae’a advertise ( meat of New Harness Sb-p, in arn-lMr eoluma. Mao who dare make pledges j ift'ibe'paMi^rirfth, mtsHMng thrlr busi | n«M,srn always lb. safer men to deal with. And beside, Mr. Goodyear's well known business intagri|y will secure him PATENT MEDIClhES GOOD ^WTS customers nhen i>> known bis egreahm in tbe market. At JO and 12| cents per yerd, fjjT“ Several farieeraata*ut Kalemao*' have plowed their lands since New Year's day. CONSUMPTION", SCROFULA RHEUM Farmers in thH vleinlly hare dtafe likewise. . thee la be bsMea, st the Frobsu (Mee, la T.'.lax* of Us»u»c». »»<i *bu» aao. if aay U be. *ky ths pnjw of the pvtilfeeer ataraid O®WB© । BmflfU (Styles of Mateo, . *t 20ds per lari. JMIMb I <ir« avUs< r ^Mru Wurth baa reined and raimd during the past etjjA. Should Ute StoCin King continue U» draw a elaek rein over the elements for a week w<Ms mete, sleighs and sleds will be aS .armrest a THE .discount as Gufedtrate notes. PRIDE OF NEW YORK. ®0®V3 *'8H®B3, HM i Speciality. Rbadbb, St>«t a«d Taisa-—We sup­ pose the n»« of our renders boy and u»1). B. Defend & G>'s Clwawal Ssbraha IBBOB OF AkEBlCAJf «SXI To Doing------- Rats. Roaches, 4tc. -* *”• ct with spirit, elawaenf with earn. In rraton. ar oulhe nleaM.”7 To Doing------- Muths in Furs, Civ thee, To Doing------- Muiquituce and Flees. The New York Mercury SON THS XSW^BAB. HARD-WARE! Ho Doing------- Insects oct , Plants and Firn It. To Doing-------Insects mi Animals. Ac. To Uutng------- Every furm sod species ofVorunn. . py Bee “Gtetar’s" advertisements In tbit paper for the Dttnctwa aai «Mr crfemtaefiow tfall kindt and tpKicnf Thoutsnda are hurried into an uniim. Iv grave. Iieeeese they neglect t» take -care of a alight e>4d. Lal RADWAY'S READY RELIEF bo used. whvn yon >re oeRssible that yuti have caught cold, and all will be wdl in a few hoars, do nM wait until y«u am warned b, a cough, that dtaeweo has fastened npnn you—but ..hi die first indiemthm nf pain—Rwr throat, IIendache and '*ber unpleasant, if not shwrdwtaiy numful symptoms—<wr tbe READY RELIEF, inn few b-rnra. all disagreeable feelings will leave you .and y«or system will become charged withtbe electiririty of health. la all netive iuAamatpry and Nervous . dismaea, our first object should be In rr lieve the pnlfei.t «f pant—and increase the vital principle—this we auceaarfulb accomplish hv the administration of RADWAY’S READY RELIEF. L cnees I.f Crwnp, Ihptberin. Grippe. Infl.i.mu*, immediate actem is required. Let RADWAY'S READY RFL1EFhoused when seized with either of these e-m plaints—all ilauafur will be removed in a few minutes. The following letter from Mr. John H-ft. Edit** of the Gdltag w.md.C. W gttrnrio. shown the un­ porta*, ofRADWAVS READY BE LIEF, io a case <«f CmupCotxtsawmm. C. Wn June 1. 1857. AND THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY. DRY GOODS! , ] . ‘ < , < back ano rUM with RADWAYS READY RELIEF ttemegMy. •Aea.m the enaraa of a frv^rt, she was wall Stacks ! ’ in tmy. in r«». m ofe. Clothi ‘ Moan. Dotoag 4 Os... GaaTLaMsa —A child nf miae, ab»at. a ^ight emeha >dd. was taken with a very r j»v«re cold. Nut being attended to al f -once. Il settled on tha <£est. and ultimata ; t df Wmfei iota Croup m ita «wm k.r.n “ ABPH5%feTSS3Si2.’ffi OVE GOODS MOKTOXOE SALL. �~ - '-X. - —-----­ io g noim »aWJ J^egulaior JttanNy fctowW-ITOWlBP B1W, to NtaMwrL afcStoKuioH RspveeM Coerlef the Delta* Matos. ere repaired.. > Bills, Inlaw*- A Il tiwM drafta, end all , notca and doe-bilh payable at specific W.AfiSfoft 7.'t -JAKX8H. w inr*. orttorr^a XiSSISEXwII USrflVWAY •‘’■,*l g',‘'>',<ry>i! “BA».PWtoTLWJ * CLU»|>O «r»or. -- wevWffiBtaKrR-* ..I ‘A -HAMDK. MKlfiOB, af X. T. 83JABS *A ■ ' ' ........®MSlS»S£ -BOHSKTC. G*lKM.«CFrao. i nttfmgaftli fam or 1 “S-IS OM.OAO; ^ Ja ^wrSSOT .»d parts of the name over *5,000, *1. - eeote; other descriptions, 25 c«>l». Ccrtificai«h-Of fiac*,Taf Port-War den. of Marine Surveyor, for damages, and fiw shares of ipterfit, fur. amounts eaceedigBMWs'ifi |-UTto deporiteof mon ay, to 1100,2 cants; do. over 1100, & osots; all othercsrufisalM, 10 cents. Conveyance.* Deeds, dec.—Where the vslue is to 1100, no stamp; to 1500, 50 tow 41 MM* Ur aiab .« I U«<- A lllwrBl l«MM to y—ri. I * MnlCkrtrMlI 3eAyrwwng'.wr. ■su b Ota I a as as Dees Ota. tor ■ ttttcn. t^uanldAMM. awk <>.X I'm. v-tl^ult <\«M. «M a AU.TL.x-tcmwVlm oj •'■■■■ ■■ ' ' ' < CHARI** UraOS. Attereer GaoaraL JOBS ROHBHTMXI, MJetoat Oonrml J. H. FUUSTBW. feulw «Mw O«wnl. vaaiwaooiva DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR >20; and for every 110.000, or parts of *10 000 in exosee </• 10.000.20 dollars. PilioiMa j"«vin-, ' " J’fiVfir-^BudLji^gTzo, Liver Qomplw^i.x 'tewpeptiO', .. ,. ^lvn Sl'MCRIBE FOB THE BANNER ■ • • JmtupiMrfioB,.. . i -...d v Jo,v.-naLia9,'■ if Th-.bh l<1s Kidney Compla.iTd», I'.VtB -/-a business tx Mtxvb* aW. lav AaXuve. LIFE BTTER8, IU taada.f. *-4. tend. /u-tf. ■. L-, telM,* Mtatal m «Ur| •.O.MUUMU • *VW»e, 'BX.XXe.v* .T13SS'i.-£2^3-K. or* eowV^oEUl flj vuve curtA ^vomxy^yyX. roo\* ox\A 'torftn, vAx\.c.\v vcukka tXwm. z’d *** *TovCve.. DABUNOV -<..r LIVER REGULATOR *o«un« MSfMfflasttirttt: n*. kidney., renuviuc atari elatnmfan. reMone a uatoral .nd beallbi acton to Um vita) wpM.- 11 poMiataa all al th. mm to • Meaner' toMa aed OletoUe; aiwellMM nXZ taoi^kZ.' NEWS. MM^arMnu*as eeAhtovdtos gttM, a* -area “ii’?w<r?W¥» > j ftYottvacXx 'B'ALm FAMILY MEDICUfE, Meeh better than pilto. a»d nwl rater to take. yvo'»m’k'» M0M, Ikxt. teMCte HKUJrtV HWAXA^ Doctor’* DdU. ' ■fi». 'B.o'UmXV ftXo’KNae'tfc "KvXta** - taWUlXET A Af- ^iw'ESSSiW wrefoo Aekb. tnan’s SoUtt atxA Covf^ort. Sfnp™ Jaa. L Bnunlay, taavebaal, IM Fulloa Mn Dv.'BbBhaeUV 'ftkXUn ~ RntABKABLr La*m tir Poktcobl.— On the torpnf tha ridge of mountaina in PortsfiftaHed Eatralia, are two Ma dTrtoal ntent and depth, eepectirt/ mfe of them, which ia aaid tn be nnfetubma Bh. Wh*t ia ‘chiefly rem«rk*bU tn them k. that they are calm when the aca ia «' and ruutfh when It ia alnrmy. It ia tblr-ettee, pmbalathat they have* sub lerranran communication with the ocean; end thi. arem. to he cmflrmed br' tbe plecto nf ahipa they throw up, tfeugh almoat forty ntilaa fmm the aea. There fa anuthar extra ordinary lilt* ia that - which betwe a storm, ia aaid to make frightful, yumhTma noiae that may M beard a dtatanoe of aaewral mTh. And we are also told of a p»«ol or frontal* tolled - Feri encaia, about twetaty-faur rnilra fri>«u Gunin. that abaorbe notohly tteea, but the lightest bodies thrown Mto it each aa enrk. straw, fratbrra. etc.'. VM^ovaU ftkfr .BKQfc atMt A' >ow ..dursrau as ▲LTEBATIvn LiWtoMt Itcriafa. rtoe rntotael. tare­ , blue pUI. bened *«r rar»oeta»CT <• tear. r»r ■unipiatoitaL amt ■■!<«• «Benlltaa. Jana Ity.peywm. B.ltoc. aitoekt. Head aebt. Be « Manana* af Ween, eMar tilliatfVMte^ inia.Radedhe----- ““ *----- >r>oa«taMaa. SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER I raomeodwr paper authorised to ia tbe Seerttary’s behalC explain hie was ee, and at tbe seme Mom, itf the Jtopebl iean party is Mrncg * la keep Uwi man in a positioa i bo tea trngeeueeMs ptoiuon to Fauch meh as Judge PtftterJ__ _ p'jjXW evrtAW ttcAAxer'* ^.ipox \xX\axc* DvavAxto-, Dn&*> VnAtoTV). ^MWNMtoMto<*to LOCAL NEWS. TAeoe Fitter* are put M- fntBtaaMT beiilaa, tf whith tha alctw to' a fdo-eini-i da. <F>n toM t‘» finely •ng-rni^d.aMd to prvaUad ifth a aafa-gutu^L firm aMulter/eftenu Prior 4U pre toMfeutof steJbrM fl I . j'.Yn.iM. C. w. J?obtok. ff-rorrfc^. Jte. 01 Sort AurtA fit , Qtaeiawali. to »kw Darling’* Liver Ragulao r. bTma Trrxl-Tbe WiaoMaln State Rlfiiler—a prominent Republican jourmJof Wiacisln— aaoerto that— i-YJjtfcK Is now generally kuairn that Sacretary Seward wrote letters to BepwbHawM in tbe First CMKfeeeintial DieV<ct of tbla State, tukinf far Ike defeat iinM. ouVawckoV^ axxA vcvaV* Dx^t. in.\o\ptafci. Or. -RlJomV* fttomoA "WiXXcrft lhink>»<. b«l like to b»». Ibrlr Ibinkinf doM by l>si on. «1m, weaay wtttowl aflmattaa, ibal RAD WAY'S READY REUEF WiU ryiMT. thoM wba .cfrr paiw. iu.tontly oo _. ........... ..... .11. L. ... .A. , .... To these we may add a ro- i fa, that In wmmir it throwa ~--------- 3Mb to torn wvaral mills, to.wlator w perfectly dry. Dy. ‘RoWt'a ' 'BkVU.v* n IS TH* OrriCUL TATE* OF BABRY VUKH81L W-‘ . <£l. M dtordiaa lecwtate r»ur. Il to a tearvwf b Uwe tad RlUeee reutady.'? . FOB SALE BY Barllwg’a IJte Bitten, ‘ ■towMetorWrewU. I kMatotoe itoik .ton “ SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER "uXrUNG'S LIVER REGULATOR. •to wbM df^otoro*." i'jS**V«n to U.’cX'j IB3&KUMHW S5NXO. ■. F.eHHmrr.l D. toaMM Dar^f ■Mtn ef IteUM*. «• •APEB-RAGB&S/ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-01-21.pdf 74aa6999adc53e669d2dc206082440d8 PDF Text Text �live demand of the service, tainly much easier to keep u *f tbe State by rtumag than by filling the old tloeaMleouni * To abaadoo ot> the niter. of military success, tfa pride of tbe sol- provide iu _ J, . Kama!-* flrmr artkls I alluded to tfa Democrat.* lo^dere't^pA c----- - ------ ^’wr’TtrwTsncfiaKtsrs sittan Ki Emawopetimi. aaa irar measure, ewwa la--' Itahx........ ■fisiuu mH kef usd rets i>ufay yfao»t* «**.**? •nMtow-Ui ■-tlmseltflA Feiperfax* ' eaaM,MS< —r herself ’’My fr'itfuli of the aijai’inislration- that tbef fa* jser Mvr/frear, the Union party ; WSMoalion, 'but Wanctlew । frrotht r*'<-,ingbf tr tfa-e- iNid'fbe treasury, 5? ft"’ ‘“J"’’ sites Nubrii |afriv tfa Btate ___ ___ faf'lw tfa Stale riHHtlry fund, prAtifions nf Ifa acPcvnlain tfa « dfalt and the recrtliing str vie WfJHl of eecrton Hfand around efathfi) W, so as to lave from ■om re, repeal the kAH h> provide a MQitary Force ed March 10.T8ZJI * anif the acti .^-upfueoda fMoirdky.eocribcM appalling to ctfetnah ptote.AM which wemn hydlj espnet put pcopl, to make. Bering this clmHy. awd afar • yaer sad < half of tffhrt tp to|dur>» rebel I mo mitbimi-daMrtag **Un*Jaws aud lustHuUoaa in the HlMyent States, the GovernmdM oftfrs IMted^tptoa baa adopted ths taM gsact nwediaa af smancipstioo wnd ■ enpArh. 1Mb «• JaXm* .ansa-*-d >' 5 they are now ebow'iwg that their fava of vlover/ fa greeter than Mr luSpTsntou xfa ia foaererraoae steadfisit R>r Hfa Haifa. . ■ • • ' • -1 —libs the rebels Mncalree—if they Kentucky has fare preveCled from cannot rwlf the administration so as ant faUhig into tfa wrbri, g«*»p. 5Ve Mw to hurt slawery, they wIH wm support Ir Slate »f Weetrm Virginia fae faun Ifr-a! HMr n<to of their leading papers tolf,. ly won, aed nrerly half <>f <>M Virginia sinee the efaMio® to bver^, ta firmly held by tfa Unire armlrw. W W[> «rew ta ree portions of Tefateoere. -VIW Primdeat atolHeme ths 'threat Misaiasippi and Lz»ui»iun.i, wirtt ttcarii cued emancipation proclamation «w> the ■ ft's are about to strike hanftf wftt^jlw tfa ealtrw relfarofcfa F*fternf Wdllrrs sSSteKreS? VUbUd srirerta .4 tfa paflKipaf phrts of ifa Cun tede race tn toelfolJ and od^the Alias tie se* board, while the remainder blaek Ko aid him a of tlfrtn are closely blockaded." Our armies are larger and falter Itactpbnrd | the war wagad far the purpose •f thee tfact tat«say Ifoivner psofott. AH tins mfafaep'-kv -»» -- - . . • has been: eccoiaptisfad in a'little more But he d-ie* know thia now. He not than a year and a belt • A Ifte 'buceru only known- that «hb'Thmroerstie partv for ifa same Iragthmf time'tn crime, and Bv. ifa pr< mJ aorat foa of September KI. IMS. sad Jas. >, IMS, *fa President, by ifa p*/wer </tfa refailtoti will fa entirely broken. Our eacrifices have indfad Ixfeii entire unanimity,willstand aloof from ft. virtiM of tfa power vested m brm as (?oiutnsnder.la.Chaef nf tfa 'Arriv and preafo-but-*um|tared with tfafa ttfuvr nothing. Uur BtaVe Naw of Ifa Untasdffiteiea.fasfrj a 'tin- enemy they era fas fare entirely free from torosfon.'Jhile pie bluWrt streck tfa eheritlce from near g.000.000 of .tavwa, efa Mbifa tfam tn tfatr* fare been tfa scree* of tall ti>c tfa loyal free people of tbc Repnblie.— great battlee of the war, and literally This act. will bo memorable as ioeg as trampled endue tfa tert of both wmlei. rtitastta history endures. It-haa fare done for Our buafasM ev.iewtionv fare beendtiln the strong tfaning of tfa omntry against terrupted, while tfaire arc nearly destroy itato>cmiea,and-fader tfa war power; «d. Tbe wbota ffowthrtti'faest te either held by aw, or blockaded -by an inrlnHblr built ta not CirbiddetT to tfa pMhin'hro fleet.'and thrir tsnnaierce nearly cut off. plat and the good every where t<« rejoice in tfa redemption cf a rare. With <t i Is there ant re use for discouragement in all this t *iBhrit-we listen to rhe'eeeutaii<« fodesawey tfa oca«rrrt aad famiHsting stein upre ewe arttaMl earetrfafa. From creakara, fiwx- t "ur monbond, and fan down fafortt tfarebels? . this petal air coimw-y starte upon a new We fare assaulted * ifa-cflerwieV in m will if tfa pn Khali fa course, aud tha experiiwnnt of republican made reatoratiou of'tbu liberty may fa fitir^r tried. ’ trenrifed positiwi at FredericksI »urg. and foiled to take it. So Napoleon lurt' tfa Of the nereselty tmd legality 6f (his faille of Marengo, ard w<« it again fa The nrorlan.wtinn most mt be petalatatT greet measure, there is Iittl• room to fore sundown. If we cannot bear a dis doubt. It it hardly worth while to atop to tnswer tfa frshfe creaking of tfaf class astirorkwu, without cryiag ont fora parley. then, indeod, do. we m«d tfa stern obaprlMns »Ab>ta»«r W fa MUM be of people who always fiad. Jn tfa Consti­ .-duration ol rar.„,Jfa,.stiy. way, te ,fa| ■ tution an mrormountabre far to evsby- arevrrin pmee, is tofa able to, c.rupwr o-n^toj toiretJH^mduat ><Abraqar thing that jtrade* and truth require. Their in wpr. MMilpry ( prowess ia «wwtiri, 'J stoked pitatence* arid unsound logic are bi the stability and^rtpctiiity of a nation. ■ only a thh> getM Af rifsf disloyhlty. The Ths true glory wf th- Ifopuldic must President fas hnw rwit nhly to execute count n->t only m tbc bcm&afan-had. < the «>rdinarv power of government c«*)- freedom of our institutions, fafoatau in, । ferred upon him by tfa Constitution, but our ability and courage to defend and' . he fan also to protect aod defend tfa protect them. Il fanout fa too oftua const!uttiog ictelf from destruction. By reprated ifal it out art eg years of wge , virtue of that instrument be Is Command- found this Republic, and if u was worth 1 . fa . gsmJdariBnn । tfa atruggle then, much, more, is.it worth ' fa all the ear Po*fr !>•■*•«*<< by the most despmtc r^erntnent rm earth, and for th* ricrll“ *- ’ hy JU. 1801. iltjr.^ Thia.- or ,1 recommend. as disunionista-J'iuujLe "moment it appreoAghgt M Ueiuo ctfaU aa-te^kr be r» «rt . «^.A>r..<*,|>.r^ra,.U», prawrf >< srltot all details oRtlie nil I It Ury opora- | --- —- — •— - —— -•» MVO MMS1 »»«t« brral ji up .nJ w.luirarafcU, thill have occurred. 1 anticipate but one tieaeof tfa stateji refer you ttt'lhe truly the foundation of their new aystam. remaining difficulty and that grown out- eacafant report df tfa Adjutant General IW this wsa doaa wftb ouasuinato tact of the virioua, but well intended caixans’ 0» 'fifasc assMully and efficiency, the psoyeritac. Kitowing weUKhat no bcuuliea. As aouh as ths draft. ia ucar, Stale cnea a pe* alligation.’* great revolution can be dfscteJ without doubt ihoto bounties will soli roly juafcaM1 aot-ptw. , smm great loading idea as iu foundation, cense. They have been the cauio of cud. Gtqtl-me’a, | Commend ifa Michigan they boldly proclaimed zba only one left leas trouble. Being uf various a attaint* Udiflarent kictlitics, ihiwc seeking to troops toyour antiyewympalhy and sup to them,ond resolutely planted themselveo upon it. , That the eyatpa of slave labor enlist bare beta induced to offi-r tbem- port.. ■ By their horoio eudurreice of the is the best and most bsueficont whufa prltes niuaever the highest breicly waa bardfaps-vf war, and by .Ifaiti splendid man can devise was now far .the first effi rod. Tbc result has been a very w*v bravery in fauta tfay-hafa-crowned the time, I belicwa.^a*larodas afandameoial ju:i.*ua bidding between difihf«t places, State with glorv. Their fartlecrv is principle of. ^overamoAi. It was firen and very much higher bounties have been -Miriiig»n, Ramrenbar Michigan, and premwmad to be ths diviae v»!em Michigan muu re member, flfam. We paid. than.reason wouldjictate. Appeal* th® economy uf labor. iLhaa.-therefore, have.been muds to the cupidity, instead fave already a tong fatuftaamortal he from the first, burn retied upon as the of the patriotism of the citiMus, to that tOttaJead in battle.* I hope you will in priaqipU eoOtari “f strength to the rebelexteat degrading the eervioe. ■ la »>nse- ^pre.afpfopriste way place upoat-ttai I liim, and sixih i’. has undoubtedly pivkvod gncitcu, M-me have «ulisted merely to | to be. Its first efleet .wo to uuite unb obtain the bou nuca. and Aavn then dnaartslantialiy the tfimthren people, wbu are «ddisgracefully. Tho evil has grown, volton of the brave tpan. Let us hand: down thWr n'atffea’to podterily upon an mainly compcaaod-uf too elstaea, to «wit r not out of the fnet that a buualy in oiriFret, tba ariatocracy. who own I be idsvw ‘ , that they inay fa fevfifrd I od, but out.of lha want of uniformity tin nod have the deepest interest ia thd eulbs amount. Wlieo the citizens’ boun­ ----- ,—• all time to cxMHe. They | toblishoient of the now order .of thfagw ; ties cease, I think we must have a substi­ belong to history now. iWe must take ' and second, the ignorant and dob>»ed tute for them, or theaolietmools. uHlafao oaro that it » rightly, written Your nun slavebolding whltsa </tbw8.«Ui. wh.. cease. What eball that substitute tel bca.-ty tbaitos arc also duo to the fMtant , I are too pnnid to woifi - ahd too poor to Icon think of nothing but* uniform State men whosUI wpfald ifa flag of oar eeoo boy laborrre, but ntkerthriew still live bounty, moderate io amount, to be paid try, in ifa.field, aod have lately fare* it in the bqpq that by some ta«uw s»r other only to those who enlist ta lha regitnente on to victory , ewer bloody 'ground. -Let at some time, they may attain to the high iis.aur.d tbvia warm words of cfarr from wow organized and ors^Bwing. ec their felicity of uwuing a stare. being muttered jnko the service the home. • Mr-y .God giro tfam other and TU Irediog traitors, therefore, tavr Usked States, The smouat of the boan greater victorias, and bring them speedily begn able -to appeal to all the worst pea-. 1y,l thhik, should bo fifty dollars, audit bscHnimaoe aud triumph.: Tfau.mdred sipnaof every d*** to tbs - aristocraticshall Heaven ’ s arches riug Jfiilh gfal ftiigbt bo paid from the war loan, ofwhieb alavehdldsr they have prpmiaed not .mly “. there rrmaiua a balance unexpended of shouts of welcome—___ security .for jhie prevent preition, but. uearMOOXtOfr^ Poibapo is fiooU.be anffor OW riot- wrsxrr.. greatly 'increased weuUK domini.m sod well, to giro ^discretion to increase that Since writing the foregoing, iuielligenee power. The result of. the rebellion, if I thing Vnoev artful,m«mdacfoua,\<>r bfental loan by 1260.000 in ease the money has been rtteivetf of another of the great •OCceaaful, »c easily understand, is tu be than th>eet>tiw««^onbead><nc extract. should be required, which 1 do not au. sacrifices we make .to ears oar oovMry. a stronc military fno» tiripete. If-this plan should be adopted, Any owe caw see it vw weatteu ’far thfr My predecessor, ex Governor Moses himself (Jelf. D*yie);and his <uer*ctatM there is j>o reason lodoubt that tho Mioblyisner. Cd. commanding the 22d Begi- will be,Um only ruling dais, and fa the express purpose nf dividing tbe N-elb icon regiment* ran'fa kept In efficient mail oHnfentry, died athis post of duly far distance ha UUlds priocipslitie* ami ufencouragmgaM’lMAtii^tetiKiailion (<> (orct. Dfaoftfa principle eowoea of powers,' “ Stars aud Gartere, ’ ’ and aU the In Kentucky, on ifa 4lh,day of January. tfafrtfa JHTerKsU^lW' FrsnkThn. and tbe WontA*"'-— encouragement'to enlist mon is tfa taw Hia conduct is hia beat eulogy. A man paraphernalia <jf a despotic empire*. Shall the Adams, and to tnaka tenns with the fur tfa relief of tfa families ofthe vulun reliris in and ibe teodeney of । «f grret Hrtriirctualas well aa physical us wonder that men taught in the school <4d 8<neminent ofKtognnd PnritaRmtrt. there, when in destitute circumstances.— _ «ratc Insurrection Aera 1 of the plantation the ideas pf absolute TjOWW. in tbs niPi-ldi»n n€lil'.. As it waa, they had klvo.tbeir do nothing In.tfa eanta the law In well administered, by alt the Mnforft -riffatnily. hotnk and power and scorn of coctn-l, fight deeper- sion of the writ of kabtat eerpiis In cake Generals, their Benedict Arnolds, and Tki fall. lent rank V fra, -l.k lit nnd ig. productive ef great goal. In a ofreSeHion and Inreakm. if the public' frfcfda. U^be^dt)th.4U«f S. coontoy aleiy far!ths acreimpliehmrct of three the »ad and sickening rivalries<<f minin' and «diA that knows the .editor dofknot . few localities, fawevor, there are bard, and wook the field. -Deeply imbtMd>|W magnifictct objects 1 While such ideis safety requires it. That is tbe only llomJ high position, whose ambition far exceed­ teltovo It will be oerristad In. iresym put hiring Supervisor*, who'exer­ of wrelth and p«>s»- Whatever the public safety trquirev Is ed.their patriotism, but they had virtue a love bflbnoe h»d prevail wita tbs Head tfa shrf/s, fa ^Aeodvn with tfa cise sfaie-discretion not only witfawt humitOnly witfiln tbe power of tha "Prea^ tion, they promise the Iptuinnt eia«s that drmt so much for hia country sadhtmm I fi­ enough and valor en.mjjb tu orerriirifc all, । manily buLwith pueilve-crueltr, if jny bs put away from Mm every thing btrt his ubeu the bated Yankees are onre put drivt to do btfl it is hiseotemn duly to dl> and after years of Shindy toil, thomghj . stated etawo fa..» fay I.eaUw. UAe> itrfbematson ia correct. I do hot know service, hni went forth at toe head af hia ■ down, and the old government destroyed, it. ‘ The slow processes of the law. which E-jW .Ith.kn I... many defeats and some vlrtoriea, stood thufiit iaipossible to remkdy IhU. A* regiment tn peril ’•>! in difraeo ef tbs J there will be nothing left to prevent them are sufficientIn time of peacr.fail altngeth fiia: and heroic till they finally reached worst oflenoe—comparing bet diepara, । dtaeeettau-must-fa left somewhere, arid from rising to ths class of nutsfars,, then er tn the prebencn nf war. ’Hie scheme* their heretic York tow u. and gar A auction [tingly with odM<p.>M~fa oAfa Union, Union. As a cominaoittnr offidef aayetatage-friight rrewit in nn hterrese of ?i/l irtl •l'”r-liniiiraoau «>trJ,,Ir ;abatl be »c reopspbd. re oproen. 'and sna ofthe public enemy must be met with of Ireenfr* to the wnrM: Wfara'arit' palrfetic votontMto Ae-aas siieeesefiK-'..., tbc refit! I recommend yow-to consider iWwift the manifest object of slienay o plenty'add* cheap shall reuafd derision and promptness, and put down an eminent degree, na be had been in allJ। negro Ihairgruigi^lera and fiunt. -hearted emiuwhether an appeal nlgbkirat fa; allowed ilvr nod secure their position in summarily, and by whatever means, for. tbs waftsoHlfc. Hrdiad'ofttMe dfseio I thajr m-fore nw 1 History has embalmed ling the Nrttomtf—brr theoprr~- | frgru lha Snperyiyor to aarap county off the tlfhe being, be most effectual, if the tng else*. Stimulated by these of the oamp.ta the midst of his commend thrir very names for IMhmy. While U cv. jp’sucb coyea, with authority to ’recombined with the plirays p<»putar prerenn' of a spr ofthe rneniy Is fa<«wn in the domg of hie duty—more than this Strings its never fading g«rian.da from viyw Ifa. action, and thus inert*** tfa of indrpehdenev; tie Southern In the army •ifTenhMnrfi, and ujxm un­ the tarooa .if Indepenrireoe. In the h»sneed not he Mid. For him the bmhp pplbalulilire ofjuslice beiagdone. Such and drremetanre nf the bottle 'ire *^o have ensured the privations and dertaking to arrest>fra, be should aeqeM iriy tif the p«’l read that of the f.it&re. anapppal a»*y now be made to the Board Ip*. and pul forth exertions whieh into Michigan would thsra U any dnnbl more. TolieAmHy and friends be leavM We have a proud nnineam<Hig the aatwou .d’Rupretitorv, Ufa it is an iscouxenieat be admirable if dune in a good of the power and duty of lite Gimmandr the rich rrmemhnmcc of an honorable of the earth. Gallant 'hnveatoni *•1 tr^iUMH t*> reach, constating of a conaidN<»r can it be controverted suc- •r in Chief to pursue arid (take .him, in' fame, end, to the Rtatehe fared, h prlda pore, escutcheons and -bright itonjMMe-. ciubic upntfar.aud sasoublieg hut *ek ly^hat thus Ar their eyalerh has dritanre tif the Aafevr rerpw?ot the po« t that ri>e had eo noble a eititen. Th yd*.' Shall we add a glorious pane u^an'ad ip'wer of ajrfagth to them. It has or vkCsriy civil maglslrute. and return him* gentiemew. the repreectrtartves oftbe r-lWdnty of thn State to its snMiers I 1 plr. is committed the Arty of fltly £Atu • cr eeceaaarr for them to withdraw to be dcstt filth according to the roHltary borers from the field to any consid- code, that under that code, he might be dikes not unaai! with their enlmtmont, sad extent to «id'|hen> Io cartping on summnriy tried condemned and execu­ i '.MfeuM fallow stem to the fiald nod the f. ^cka;* »od « tboosand other fonm oT ted.or be'might be alAtah confined, so Imspital* mA make its active svmpnthr , expression, tha mind of these whose bo’ for* to till Xta *.41, lung a* tbe public exigsne'r required It, arid, sal snanifaM in all their trials wntf i sltirwi irbi. not tn strengthen bat weaken, ^fror. to produce the without trial al all. If thia fa true fa KuJ^nght - :'R» fioeenmeM of tho Unipartiautariy .a* « titau. I tbauU dtaap« VMtcr .tn take up the case supposed wrreld it fa any the tare «»*»y «>ly •sundered the Cnkm; msd1 will suggest, .amy as* pUytag tnte the •Tlte rebellion. He true Jf the spy in qreMron ifaidtd Th ' l»* rf Jrf DrabSCte kw-.twl;. abundant aappUmof ewsty fa»<Lon«l. to potat gaur expeelstioaaifJ did hvtinviiw now prsventa Ito restoration, . nd (tot Michigan, and carried on hia operatings • the soldwr j|. heal lit. all (bat is necesvtry. your attentiaa to the aflkirs oftfa mum. *' * arjr. AH the blood aMd T>»y «ul«,0rara I mi -.Uir—■■ It rurninhes good and aufficient, hospitals Wfatarar ccmamelfa national govern­ by secret correepimdvnce with tfauiwtov. terrible war. all the heart for the 'sick and wounded, and nurses and ment cuoceru* ua. In ita grwt struggle i, dnerf. TWy tara with tfaurefotaMs of others like htaBssif. I otfriidaDta in number enough, but it cun- for existence, wa fave tfa arert mocnemreaching the same oktact by a taore cir•»r* °T wvtraw w **• Iiutj make, sure that they all do tbsir duly tOM stake. Every blow olrued at Ha cuitoua matbod? In tnnMoT^aet pub- I out to the weak beared. kwovr kiljdlr ad3 wall, h is io the. hoapifa'l, Hfeetrikeeul ua. Tfa fast and bravest ’the rebels &mq'uered a^p^A that tbc soldier needs sympathy and help. of our people fiffa is the rar fa of it* b.«.Ira«W»te.ra<iOIra«l <HraeUc armies. Scarce a tattle fate-of the wow rflte-. .te> k... tk.rt',rf rf Ils who ip iMwt srt in the active duties Uu»d tnt.PridMMtfua.' .ffnlr. WW. raU, of the held (»»i a child whew iaaniah- butte* drunk of Mxfagee'e btooA sad ti.M,tker are wtilM rt a rtuilakte tert ■ faptr MtetaMo,, u> V ingssf disease in lha hospital, far away the grates of our men mark the ram beige ground of every anny oftte Vafrra. rad . rf IMt-terf. ""“U from friends, a»d tiw tedioua hours drag Nn» many hojoo-boldera be* tare enme m« •»« rtrarar h IIUl. l-esrriy. and ba sighs for home and the “ k J»rtMir4. (WW.-Wk, l Wk ; Till th. uatlrt.l adralirirtraUoi, 4. —. uttsadesss he waa accustomed W there, stern grief to charge to tfa account of the Urrf? >Urirale <UM«, S. M-d fc rbrt It u <h^lr t. fe •*"•">r»*«■ «•» "*•»,« «rf ran tk. Uolo^ I. .Ira rnioilk*. i Itert XfawraswL.O.Emta Xtadtarnt.vkvd »t Mur fab fasx,»<w.wmds M >»Utaaa «iuaptare. j 3 privarv fatow. that th a>;ltafakkM > t fight, and was suppwsed killed. Il subsequently was suvgrely and rnurta Into the bands of the rwb of his' coat and watch, p upon the ground to die. the field fi>r three days foged by bu cwmrsdre, di ha drank hia own blood afttjfrtrirrft 'newM-t hospital, and died in tbr» t. r llr was suisadvd ■guelder and hand. Ca from tin's v iBage.wberr Im tinre bis departure south, friends ia another part of T«a diaccre C->crr a sioa nc Wodeesday of I mweb of puhlia interest postponement* of trials.’> and juries arc present, wU put over are that of Mrs. 1 child, that ./ gory and that wf-^—Stot Several rirll rears were. 4 none of general interest. ^•1 *1---- ■' ^CaowMo Got.—A tea eorrmp* orient. ‘ W," whh I airy, has already lain up Incorporations. ai«i U<uu I -Kn.M0 AS D Wicana 1 Wmong the names ..f the -wounded nt the Mu'frccubor llw following: Jelled,-. lister M. Jone*, 'W«K»wtlrd,—Scrg't. A. C. lx- « GhjiAcla ’Ansel P. ^Rosier. I-, • t ^ibb.three tin.— mam. ; pri tMpihjkg: J.duiQ. Kelly. Iff IKMumH Eli Gieaw«k. leg; Al wwk; John ifrln. thigh Thtnnr »-*ngnr..al|./C.. C Kxarraa's Larrea No. & w» Wehave N». ( Ha«e patience, fri -wet last week. -•to t/lm. •rivpe to dn better hr ytM in fa* «n*i Straw tea tike during ■wegk, bet »te aleigbiug i» uf n iferior order yet. 1> - �OJ» O—. baa bran received at tba bead quarter* of of lha army bare : The enemy crowd tba Blackwater in cwaiderable fo^re, and attempted venter­ i WS *•. - JOAK nooG. . rmer article 1 BAWaYb MADT RZUBF l*«M ware employed by the rebels, but tbev ware repulsed by Maj. Wheclar of. tho N. Y. Mounted Rifles. At dusk the JXZtl'aafiBi •­ te THZ omit Excuanrs W MnMK • ... . OB. BADWATACX. . At intervalsthr.ftghthi- night, shells were thrown from the rebel betterio*. JOHN J. PECK Maj. Gen. Cnmd’g. nutralkm- that »c Union party 5 WAM CLAIM AGENCY! It their love or ilrlvyaefairian low. He not imcrnLie party ir. byt th«t tb« w, with'almost I aloos from fa and brings newsMTthe taking of Arkan­ sas Post. on the Arkansas River, one hundred ni lesj^mplnftioiitb, by the . iGanMAO* L. O. Eitwb4au>.■£>>. .land and mivaTforwU under McCIrrnand Jirgimi-LiU died at M urfreesbi.ito, bo, lipi and Purler. The surrender occurrad on fth taat.,x* wounds reorired in thofra*t Sunday with nWth6 guh».,Wnr«“f nitl^ic. •••Ai^tte.’rTfri haute at dm: piare. priura Uttar, that tba daeamssd. foil particulars. Our Ina. ia reported at 200. on.ltewAvUrso ttee ihird doy uf.tfc rebel loss 500 in killi-d and won fight, and was suppwsvd to be inwumly from 5,000 to 7 000 prisoners, Vto Seretetaavtow Pills PurUte. suits may be modified by fuller 1 waa severely and mortally wounded, fell .. Ctacuraali, Jely 1.1S5S. iat„ the band* uf the rebel*, was stripped U>*1 N. Atl*« of Cioelnaatl, preview tv b*r awne <>f his coat and watdi, par»led, and left Ent, *xpr«M«d her ooutldreov tn tb* itEcozy uf upon tbc ground to die. He laid upon of rear .<Mnrl>n«vt>H .41.. -—.I .ktbe field for three days before tee waa Anlminraae Stock of TUafESBNX AHO ALCOHOL TJfSfl WHICH toped by hia comrades, during which lime ha drank his own blood to quench hi* aytffc'AiAt. m brought te“ coYm. gcs nude at he will have for the aalsiu fiuort, ta'kffl, rtwn PBUNES. HU3. RAHINS. CODFISH; ’uT'bl ae«3»4tof Ow*wy Ub*' *"eh “ hospital. and died in threedsya thereof H* wan.wMedcd in tbe hip. face, abouldor and hand. Captain F. went from thia village,where he left a wfte,"wh.>, ter1 . Al*o a great vartrtr of U>* fine*'hia departure south, has gone to Ser friends in another part ofthe Blate. The affair al Galveston, on the 23d fast., had caused a general gloom among the Not army send navy. - Admiral Farragut had sent the Brooklyn, tbe Scfotn, and half a much of public interest'transpired, in it* proceedings, nxedpt (he putting dve< nf dnxen of his beat ships, to 1 ecapture th* Harriet Ijinc al all baxarda, and if p<» three eriralnsl nuare. Item continued •iiile to destroy the rpbvi gjiobujils on . pnelpimements of trials, when wUneqere bayou Bnlfalu. Of thia ’eitpedltion noth, and juries are present, will la* puiJie iu- ing had Ix-en beard al New Orleans up ’rrb/rW'.-1 ri4rf”""- tuo— t* tbe Sih Inst. Gen. Bank* ha* been in einnmatid* a I put over are that of Mrs. Lowe for puismonth, but nnjhing of hl* plana had cbird tfiat of -------Sklfffor ^ transpired. It »ni known, however, that gery and that of Slocum, for anuui. be whs not Idle. M.'s’t <if f.i* troi-pi bad X Several civil caaes «ert disposed.»f. tea giaic to Baton Rouge. Titi daerrt Ocrr adjourned its ses­ sion oc Wednesday of last week., ’•* embrace nf •frelv and alL iie’lanj :• and on dull |e ■.'ration of item tix-pwU^r JC cunipol|»<> be ahull Ire. New Advertisements. ewsmbhmsishok: PATENT MEDICINES 11 ft. A. tttODFEAB, Fort Ilaaar, Jan. IG.—Thu «t»iuiwr 4 (jWWt»Kt> Ovgr—A h-tlar frmn isir Jninra Mrena. with comjuj'isnry *V-fcs ewrre-p-mtent. “W,” with lha Sixth Cav­ for the army at Corinth, ten* returned.— 1 newspaper printed sadrt reels ting IntsU coni alry. has already lain upon our table She reports the reliela. iiainla-ring 2 500, Not to be UMmmU. more th.-.n a week, analting . room for KJ a* encamped in lltc vicinity ->>t Bn vs nah. Good Eastern Leather ExdurrJ* - •‘•V •> and fears that tbc Irain which left Pitta }•*________________JodjeorrrXle. sively Used. evgr green tree « hicb stand* in front of : burg Landing Sunday fur Corinth, under Tbe teM vj wvrkmen »op toyed. an wirt uf 1,600 men, will be attacked . Repniriag done on short notice ■ L»tato gf George S. Brawl. tWilfcl C™ !>.'« mansion. ' and captured by tbe refo-ls, as theTr pr«atj-n'll] ■■" n.‘*?<lt)»f»BAR. noUATEOKDEB.-Siale of Michies* coat ence iu that vicinity was vtiiMtdy umixBr ts*hM>csbal of the legislature, wr pected. They were rrceiving artillery wittsre* that Senator Fow'i.ra. Of thiw for the purpose uf blockading the river. DtotriW i« chi’rman of the 'Committee It ia believed nu steamer* will tie able t»> Frsseat. bhwmaa U. Pnndto, Jude* of fosbtte SfAltIlAW ^.^ilUte. aad/alao upon,Bute UbrafJ- g«i up the river witlmui tjj* nmtecJon uf la tbs astiOT of tbssMVrt •{ (torr* B Htowb1 tote 0/ Iniag, ia sseaty, UrW0* the guabiHita. • ■ ..i.r II U.„B—... P«difcn duty rtrtfled. Chairman of thfrcommittec on Bunks and IncoYporations. and I1oq_ Gpp. Thom^* New Harnesses, «. But it oh strongly it In Mick. P ft. B. Xerctea^wiaktafte Mack ■MmUtfaltVa Okfeet «• «•<! before fefar Ehtt. A. L 8JUNNKB. Oct t2d, IMS. r—r-? SE^ssa-'. “d FAIRSANNS' J^Pntrag------- Muiba taj’ura,’ G-tbea, ' dec., dec. Tb Artrajf------- Muaqintuea and Flm. 7c Destroy-------Insects on Plants and Fwwle. To Dofrey—-Inaeets on Animal*. *c.’ SCALES la^hsirmiui'uf tbc pummittre vq^Hnr WATCHES & JEWELRY, In. dot* not ' jili-uro' and •wounded at the Muifraeeboru battle, we tfoid Iter fol lira ing: •filled.— Lgster M. Junes, of Co. C-, :y,Aaher diipara. » Uni<*ni alienay ’ AViicmbbp S 'tpuM.- BLACKSMITHING. nUmiaotin- nf olL inndt and specter •/ Tbr SblMuiriber is pnetmred *- do alt kinds of wsrk in bi* lias, al short nottov and tn a *Ci^XvOxmanf^r’',irU'’"Llr*l‘<miO" *** 'W*>uwdrd.—Serg't. A. C. I^M-nard. >rg; < C-toporH* An». 1 P. Hli&r. leg. and Win. ’ Uqjihb. three limre inanu ; priiute* John wooduOvrvd asci embodying tbe Jacke--n Smiihjlcg; J<4ui O. Kelly, leg; Nelpei platformalso, , Mr. M»rt*m aiiutia r. the rvlH-ilhm, charging it to tbe Kilmer ; Eli GIre-Si. leg; Allen Ronafi. rxrusnig 1 ■nw-k; John tygln, Chig>; Thmnaa Roush. JBcpubl-can party, etubod) iug ;tlu- Wiaxl Set uhnir plnifiirm. • i fisgen.all.rfG. C. * Tfn- tttpubiiran urmbers had 11 ra*iru* Hsstlaga Nor. 1st ifa. --------- rrrirtifl t * X. PARSONS. ■\siCT the COVNTr Aorotijrre This Want, we conclude tbe publics-! R. B. R. * cWWHX. ex Tin CAUSE ANA CUM ef HaanMUnfasa . ................ •iiostnf the. prooerdistga nf the Board of . *Snpervisors, and the’Governor’s measagr. ' are docwmmta nur reader* to preserve. GfilEAT CAUJE ot HUMAN MISERY. ^retJMIM^toafed^ared^: ICM. • •ti thi« subject |a*t riming, het adjourn 'Kaarraa'a l.arraa No. 5 w:w crowded cd to Thu■ adn 1 evening. It is cvidmi -«<it last week. We have No. • awaiting that Deux■cratic nirinbvrv are deter­ ‘ •fa tflrn. Have patience, frien-'n, we mined t*Ji Hee fo^pr U pbufunn «>r drhe their Mmpe til dn beCW by yndia fafctre. pr-.lmbly be ae.nterrd; ’ B. a» ofVermtn. PtT*8lc “Custar’s” ad verliaomcti ta­ in paper for the detraction end ttttr Wrnrfog' tbe namc^jif^Um kitliyd coLD.'oonoM.icowvrjreTTOtr—nrkrn Tbousanda arc hurried into an untinie. Iv grave, beenuse they neglect to take I low AHA ASSOCf ATOS, TBUaH * * I1!?5* ~jf' Hr A‘. serf A Bomb Snow has fill ton during the past aye sensible that you have caught cold, -wsA, but lha aloigb'mg is uf a vary io- and all will bo well in a few hour*, do wot wail until you are warned hy a o-ugb. iZeHor order yrt. that diacaeo baa fastened upon you—but mi the «rat . indication ■ wf- pha—34re throat, Hoarlachc and other unpleasant, if not. aliwolutrly painful symptoms—ime tire READY RELIEF, m a few hours, > Chemical Saleratru is better for all par«pooM Shan Safe. and therefor cannot be uAMK.MUanM^MM.MM. — >— H— ’'sr-rsu J.c.n.unL 117 ttomny, Wire Tart, ftwe Okso Us*, fltt , HOUruABE BALK' liridwcwd to use Sods or any other brand lirae the patirr.t «f pain—and increase I the vital principle—this we succoasfully laoMmpliah by tbe administration cif BAD WAY’S READY RELIEF. In uaarw ofCndip, Diptheria, Grippe, lnflu. when aeirad with either «f iheae cum piaiahi—all danger will be removed in a I ; ; M9RTG AGE SALE. �r-’n wTAxrex.rf Wo^w »>.-MMVimtdlY BLA1M rf t-K&yUYMH.fcMwari. H£A*> nt ntB iwe omm Al.HMtT WlLl-IAkH JOU.\ UUliUtTHtUt. j. u. fuhxtain^m GEM ftRTBK MILLION. m rarnmK rua ^.KECKAEp . tile banneri JcLiindif. Kidney bARlJNG-8 LIVER REGI LATOR Csn4 oXl Aamam-* W Vav vsQtaNrt.,«.. -J ‘BX.Vters 85 SEWING MACHINE, Unconditional Loyalty. IIAIIUNGT* UVEKREGILATOR Which ve «|frr at ipUeinlL* RISE FOB THE BANNER ' Dr.lWbaek't asnxbi^XT^'iTAi FAMILY MKDICm MM Nueh bril" tbaa pill., sad antcb aartoa W take - ywr VMMCV VMNOM DABUKG’8 LIFE BITTERS "Try-aa YJy. "\Xo\ya.e\fc'» TsX KMQ'A NEWB h yeMtohoa Mara amtler tad a r"Wtr Variety ihaRi^rM* rflt.rtMi.tbe auu | fttowuMiV ’B’AXeT* B.VC At\< aXhA. ?>r. KotmcfeV D^OREffT, IT3.BROADWAY, N. T. ‘ WOTS & SEW, ttXottvaeVs, --------• Vo.tA^ovo.'u t\xe., VM.dk Ertry lady. n»o<ffL. milliner Bod drat aABBer. 1 • *-H" , 81-B4M RIBF FOB THE BANNER! bROCERfES uarlJkg s lhkk kkuula rwn HARD-WARE RAOW ATS READY BELIEF WUl nrtkrr those aba Buffer pain*. In.ttntlT k»MW»l*«>>''rM“! "r k*BtlmauaUaiA YH. ^<tauk\ Z2.I2- ccm \W So\AXfY't. TrvtxtA, ivAer^, 'B.Yutxiw-aXvw’txv, eVe. Tfiooo I?; Mar. ar» m yteaH M I. wort I- >MtebtaiC an iaonootiM UtU«. o/ whioh tht aJooo ia p/o^aimil». TAa UW i« ia provide witA a from •cuMtr'nttre. GViao <1 per b«:lo, or Yt»W4C01K................. ... JatbmmtoMi JtffUHAlflfA (porusToaiB at).. .ia Ire lUiet. LOCAL NEWS. FOB SALE BY DRY GOODS! HtrUer.HoMiajp. Eli X.cImU. J.r» »t oiniHlMMar—■ifc.rrSrirrMte TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. Stack bo hot thia aad aatoey. i obotUm AVOIR SALINE PURGATIVES. ! oJ.u.* ,** *“*« •* bAii< Aalto. ay.tbol • 1 * TO TBUSE WBO TRUCK., .. *&■? OWARD ASSOCIATION. WASsM H OCR GOODS SCWCHIBE FOB THE BAHNBH tAUr-JeM. in.,./....'.. ..... . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-01-28.pdf d9bf4e00a44eac2cf1ae1895e0f51fd7 PDF Text Text VOL 7. RAD* ATS READY REIJEF »>l*M icruawi the .' SBisretta»l — <J- ,4 — M mgnJoSSO < ., piit"^miy f ow and ve have good erater to nee. We are nearly up<« the old eoeamptng ground of the 1st Michigan Qtralry, and to all appearwwa will remain here come tinea. A boot a hundred yards from the encamp. KADW AY'S READY RELIEF. the worn. ‘ H» helped bef to an arm­ chair and t.-A a seat opposite. “(Inele. I have received an offer." said J nils, with a little becoming enwfoaioa. “Whew !” eii-lslmed her utwde; “that h> coming right to IJw point with a van- " “A vary sensible rrsoluti.e, Msy f know from whom the ofler has been re. .wived F “Fdward.Fitxrov." "You have not known him very long." -‘Not—verv." said Julr. slowlv. •■Rut v<hi think rnu know all about him • I dare ear. Are yon verv much Id love with him F f “Not deeperatrk," answered Julia Wtnilinglv. “Al the same time I ermfova that I am strongly prrp<wer«aed in- his fcvnr." “And thia prepnasemfon la likely tn A GEM FOR THE MILLION. 7 it little neke. as v«m here requested toy ad view. I will give it. I do tw»t object; tn thia !■'ver of vatic. But then I |now too little about him. at snv rate, to be able to fcwm a deliberate opinion wf hh char arter If I niieiake nor. thia ie also »<wr roar. Now it ia tnv theory that no wo­ man ought to mnrrv irnleas ahe is enUcientlv well acquainted with her Intended hnehand »•» have a prottv ronfiden’ aesnrsnee ytf leading a happy life with him. I therefore council y.«t tn. delav y.»nr nnswer foe a month, and in thst time 1 will o>mtr|ve tnheflouw better acquainted with him " “Your advice is gtmd and I will follow, h." said JaU*. “Thank y«e, for the outfidepro ynn - ------ -sd in mv (ndtemkit I eln that the vonng man inav al) that w« ran desire,'* eatil hrrnnclr.------------------------------------ .. ' Edward Flurov was engaged in h«Mneew in a neighboring city. He had .marked a small property inherited fr<un his lather, ip a drs r<*>da "torr >m Washington street, and having tact, ran driving a flourishing trade. His arqnain tancn with star baroioe had rommenrod during a summer nsaideima.Bt the village nmot ia the celebrated Stone Spring, near which two rebels loot their live* while the Mkh. let wars encamped here. udin Waal vWtMtb’ -------- — t „ rding t be spring, Cbrir offmog any resleunoo. f presume laH <me. jf them low, awd immedtately yob know as tnueh of the aflklr as L M I his bayonet pierood the heart ofthgothgr. will oaly say, they, th? Mth. were funned si»d both paid tbs pries of their murder where I write—their faces downward that their country men may remember them noir with the epithets of eootempt rqpBMmL 1 think h was eowtracurf ea tbe old roeauining ground, a mile and ■ ____ ' Tbrnw are funa' 40 In ths b'wpitals, but .me or two dangnrousiy.iwhen the star f peace wae perched upon Thera have died since we eaMehecw, haao the Banner of oer Gmttry, plenty CUrt, Ql B; Jobe French, Q>. F ; Net soti PaAer Sergeant. C». G There to crowned the enbuard. In the afternoon Orderly Prodili. (whn by th. way is O. much a >m plainingl >f want of earn In the hospital, I do not know how true it la, but there ia^an eternal atoond 1 of liule. had <« New Year's days In former yesm, regiment six' went on a similar riait w.me time rintw, through the slackness nfmtr Wai tare or anme nther ranee, were a Ntfle heMnd Mso । gad Fbibee Abes the hoattey ^Fthe eemrTy, the^b tspphewn <w» smrmg we wfow very b«*e w«e>d he the errhjpet wf mart and remark anyWhem. HkeasMfll foot ft totes hi ��BIW11 wswaww find oom i or rar 1 wxuly Ngw Yohk. Jan. 2J,—A letter In ttei Timet, dated Headquarters Army of thn Potomac, Tneettey evening Jan. 90th, aaya ; “The right and left wings of the army are in motkra. We shall endeavor V. texw _>«, Falmouth. All viperaltena below are mere feints tn drerlve tbe enemy. One c«rpe of infantry are In proceed down and regulars i-aral bridge.. reaerve directly wopralte Fredericksburg. * - -£3X—’YS —— Um Ifttb STtjai CHANCERY SALE. busily em- entrench TUBPKKTOE AND given, that 1. the Ijdjld rtRM »R. ft«l ir<»>r1 authority, in reference to the arjhy ofthe Potomac, has reached me to-iij^bt. Il la that tbe army of tbe Pot<>inae/f* ,o >>e virtually dixbanded.aqd timt the great­ er portion of ft la to Ira sent to tbe W«-at pear M ••!Wtora. uni in the to cooperate in the grand campaign auun Wm. Burgher. white ib« name uEHar'vey t*i bee* imn.iwieud Wrte*W.Grruit Court GuntniMhuK-r, as It will be retained •ear Washington, just the direct aird reap.raaibla author, I. •Kt-., enough to protect the dty. So iuns tbe report.” e<J to a*eh end all«f them, Alt^rragt, the sb<wt paragraph fiwn DR. RORICK'S the Pioneer In'Itself appears hinocvnl enough ; that paper Well kwwa that its commendation and ptofeased friendship fur per* ns of as oppcacitr political faith, rot ttz tteriCUX. nnrsm arm to«aa. ...OHSWer11"1—1,11 erTJ».XZC»vTjprg‘. has ever proved a political death warrant to such recipients "fits professed favor; nod with Its tt.nal political aa0clty and personal ingratitude, it desires to bend; oflj ia advance, any caadhtetes before the nsADQraaTKK^ Asmy or ths wmawnr. Potomac, ^tigzLZaior /Sooeer owes Mr. W right no particular of unusual character has l>een observed good will, and would gladly make him ss anpnptrtaras it made hia predecessor, who, aa <nr readers know, wag_._rlrctad Kaalgnalloa ef G«n.,0areaMe. in I860 by *ver 1100 majority, and be. BahimorYa^an. 20 inf rndorMd by-tbe Pioneer wga dsfeated The WaabfagUM»N>li<>nalJmrUi|tcDcrr ln lM2;hy more than 600 votes fbr the ,slates that Geii. 'Burnsiife rrirt'znrd bis sama office. With <M« experience I*- ,command of tbe army of the Potomae. forrU. and thinking that Mr. Burgher »and that Gwa^Uuukc? teappriolad to fill vniy sal support wf Repnhfirsns f.w a 1 IlatooCAaTKUB AaMTorrns Potomac judicial Mmtaattef, «nd perhaps for JtH 20.—This morning G.-n. Bnmeide •tine of its fraer. ill ibr Bp/iug, it desires Jan. J turned o itn airffcrliito taut Wvtoad. T-jh^ Gen. < Ho •wbn know the peraistMt aid and eunstnai, < ■support, whk-b Mr. Burgher haa rendered « ?wfha:J^«MS<aod at»U wmiinaes to do. ’ | Knappen through that Wry fit media**' fiw bis ralgar^m.tKe Aoarrr. Philo had better .‘‘dry up;" IJneoln's pnadanisHon don't give niggers license to be abusive editoHly. id the “jjebr-s/Mmsai" of Ma*, igan, and last week PML. Jhmhie.'ihrnugh AZsama mrdtam. speaks of "wlo&rer. Uic Dutioti that Gen. K*«yrran« l« a Gt-nuan . is . ernuuMHia. He rrprrs^it. th«- aiitb geiieratioM«»fthe Native' nitttfr' lean Rosecranw family. 'I bo Gcuntiv Council of Cmemnati, in ahich city be resided when the war broke outj 'haw passed a bighh thank, *lara ! “ ofr •• —•*-- in hia b*<n»r. The rebel, iw-ar testimony to hia ••fl-hlf.iat" charac­ ter.--.A fawinded rebel jiflicrr. diacTie*<>*g the htunifrrrala.ro battle, Dutch army thinks ' “ “ u^*8s;tx..“jd!U^ WrfaeWa Itenlwidgrd a atranier load •d’soft bread for b>a tro<.pe and rarried it to Bollr Plain, wbi-re tbe e*a\ begin tn keep up with the Piottoor. ••fticers in charge of the landing would We hope these new' Inventions are niit n<>t allow it to be lanBrd. The General pste^fada-tb-eww-Mr.. P.Afagt^ immediately marrt.ed a force W the w harf sufficient to overawe the harbor master's guard, and ttiumpbantly took -Wapotecy*. It, ts gMliniuiUt white Rrpsb licana are charged with grigt' oltncra against tbe public iwifrly, when we l<e.k an rand us and see who err C .men ting disoMrr in Indiana. New York, lllin.da and Peiiruyliiaute,—thq nien ar? |»l| Deniiwuga, 4i>< , ... _ and the most eminent Phi«*ologista have contended that if a vegetable subatilute for Calomel and Mercury. p-MMeesing the pr. pert lea of strengthening the —' • while mMerr-tlRf .nedlrMbnr. f»r all dimwaee would be secured. Dr. Radwat in the discovery of the ■>« TnMN.TB pajotmehchm D16BT1YE ORGANS. .Ml lb. KU oolics *^\xe.ae. 'Bo.Ws.va art wot oftt-YtA Vo «l« a xw«A\eiwt. uAtXew uAVL ewre. a\\. X\\t “tWo uACvdft. y<e.*\v \u \xe.vr Vo," \>wt <x* a vetweAktA acrewX — a 2,YtaX 'Bkt^wValoY o’j »wbtexw. Aw Miom Cw«XyvcX» ©S <M\ik BowVwtXaxYc Ka», $oy a Vowcj \xx.w tiwwcXx. wetAtA aw a«<ttU ©J GEN U । • ROBEKTS asnxux ■. \<rev>twXwc 0$ ’iZfous Fever, WATCHES 4 JEWELEY, {dyspepsia, fndigeetiaTL, Jaundice, -Kidnm^amplai^^ O-&, "OWr in ttes paper fur the rfssfrwcftoo ral witer aw& o\\ 6.tuaub o$ w »vtw’v\.WY waXwve. czfrrmteefrow of oil Hmfa enrf spang of Fcr*»>.' " 'VXw.se. "BxWsv* HTSrid ta Hamrea, Mica , by r«SMT» deSratwa, and by the Dreg. gisiB, Grucem ud Su^ekeepcragenerany. art cow\\\owl yuvc aw& ^o\»ct5w\. yooYw cw\A VveAab, wXwtVi ttvokv- \\vcxw 'Vo’rxc. 6Xowvo.c.\x 'BxXXata t Wxt- ^ooy vaan't VtxewA. Ao’ctvcwXv "BxWtva ftXonvoucXv 'BWu.ts uvo^oYoXt, VVti vo*ok ww& nx omr oaw« n HUMAN MISERY. dwMMMad. I- s.Wrfa'Mpu,/^ Rfte �a‘dwat’» renovatixq REUOLVENT )A ODAHAWTHB—Ctaeto ate betdm.rf VOL. 7. TOTHE IT'UUC. CM* •>. nrnuiwEtrnABEi .Mlok Mi M* HW*” KXl»art»d5 . ^.aaiaa^oaa DARLING'S tounlva- fastings’ Susintsa 'BLmA V<a^U< nwA 3NA* M1J. at each end (iaeide) and -me h> tbe oeotrr. will auppnrt a ridge pole. Tn tide ridgr -mm* “’***. LIFE BITERS, Wir» sate, filling tbr crib with ae>-p-ehn>el fr-tr. a •— - ‘ wBB<<idri*a»abwf aitU Tbr-rtxrt amp be »f wide pSoe boarda, projecting well al tbe envm, ami battened. The maUri SM beehala even meaaura. -r over SbO bunhvla of rare of b-*n. tried, firaU ,A —, Kn 'Sou\naX*A — ’fleAis., dlrin SMaeoeea, b&Wi ' ,,r' ‘ ’ il Halt ■^oitipga BSCIUBE FOB THE BANNER V 1J ] nd berithy wrtfaw la the rttel Mgw A «ni« bykr Eamw <«4 <hf*“r; eatnml ' u“*FAjnry] firmed upon agnculltirinta the men to of tbia implement ia tbe HilL-wina manner: -Wtw Arft Ifrmirf ut u*.-1* 'Mneh Move tbnwpUU. , , hr more hwouenUf t !• It bmnu the* areMU.il^^Wrtbet^mme of ; tbe mnetaiel MiJAoitch; DR. EADWATS DXRIJNG’S LIFE HTTTE3M PILLS CWHFJU1Y dt Al ATTUMBVri AT LA Waad& aery. VartieaieralWaUaet a.el.*, th" leveaU<allww »« KMeaiMurM of •■.rtgeg**- Ac. la Attvnd to all calle >■ ** aodbesiMM. „ „ , oflkn In the Coart Bonne, Bast ■ <.f Mor<.< will. other p.ll« or pwwdern, eahe LWI.it .dNK Ibej- ■•nW herd In. pryafc. iijd/l. le It baeauae they are 1 steR^fi^xyw: BAUWAY> rnxa or »* UebalWydo tma wMrrwuM tla BM aod brnalt.1 Do .fbwy •«* bnoe that a roller, ■ . rftnoet indieprnai They ere wrtew. mm, lu.bvv aUaMi leaf irritate. MAnrvin, duurt™ They Votk \aV«. a Civarwk. L1V E R 11 EtiuVirrt B , un »niadi|f W BOOTS * SIHOB®, " And new winder myeeif •■ Jehn Croce wrftea. ''Braehlyn. March 1* IML lathe ipnwr nd Wat I twdle «eve»e acid wk b Mwead a viulaei Bver. 1 geek two deeet DARUS&3 UVKR RXGVLA TOt VA\* SLBSCIUBF FOB THE BANNER' u-«r. WING. CTTICB OFTBKFBACE. » •MlvctJ-o or dvbt. ..od an pcrtaiaiae to bln oftce wHb adjd an.. OlfoeeppMiulhjdgo**** MUU, Barry eounty. M'cb. J I. A. HOLBROO ATTOBMKY a-NdCeM-eUrol I Cnn.err. Gnoern , Uad W. GROCERIES J. M. RUMEL1 (HYS1C1A5 ndB-rjeon. O» It hrnbo ap «y cold and fcver at BMW. Freriem HARD-WARE afp-r the planta have attained a heigh' <»f three or tnar incbes; io a word, that it bp.d alowart vrery«*ere, end rankn verr property erilb the .wwl important Iroghmerrta .« tbe fertw 1 It >• art-ad ing that while we are making prngrree in al mat ever* other diiwetion, we have d-e>r at- little toward the htroductv-n ••( tbe miler. My own experience with U h*» been eo entirely BaUafeot.-ry, that I earnot forbear urging lu we upro every farmer who haa thva far not tried it. JOHN HOBEN1 (HTSICUX eni H«nt«on. Dw II. WBIGHT LOCAL NEWS. AND m/oT A TTOJtstr ‘A «nJ Anlldter aad CeewBeWw* Cnwitceart Comoi-ioM" '/•rtk^u7ilW«ti«Hi l-el-l «° **« unnonnd m«nwy prvmvUj-r«mUV tMbee. with W. W. Ba>pb * nf , ■fioa.\A (tJjiniir rrujtr. DRY GOODS! |ad the utcauao to tbe (Jieenne emnwg .A/nrt'T t tmtu n>M iu>f 4 ftlymJupted. He Mid dieaaee made iU appeera dealt with w» that it »WI Um feet uftba animad. - . bed fcftv brad -fcattle down at one time, hot now thry were reduced to I— <* three. Tbe feet abnoM be well deaned. Md thee bathed with a ktiow compowd SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER KiUummo. Michigan. d*Tl«liBK er iatertbriea ait her Beerefieere. Mm aaeln aI rtiUrbrw «mm weald ■a MU were ifcptid it dr ‘dSbUNU'S liver regulator. rAJgn.ir B®otvra». FOR 7 — DANTKI. COO«, TUHTIC1 or TOT HUCE-qg? u ***■ mjnrn< ■ArtetaIr <JB«“ GoodyWB hUck. ug ntdrt county orrxca 2^, d-ahted J ££*mBwae*4. OBoe ia the Caart 1| AVOID SALINE FUROATIVBB. H.r. CHINNY, I <KSEEd Uinui wmeteeMe. ofeee-to*er’wrt � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-02-04.pdf 1e644a67166ead20eacf00233cd6af24 PDF Text Text htbodvr®? Jet & VOL 7. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, &ICII, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1803. -*«ei.ta< •roue. ito, The ptewm ar* »b<»M • -font it I. iW». eUM.ll »MlV. Tb-|HUr< storwer, wM.decsttag, pceoeMhig • .brosM belt »f brilluiat whit* raaaing along th* bank* ri**r, between foe river ad the buildings (they being placed above high water mark,) terminating eefo way abruptly by lb* boalneoeJtett of the dty. But the dty of West St. Lnute presented to me a carious cUcrtinn forth*f iohaUtaste esd building*. Her* you may find AmericM*, French, Germuis. Scotch aud Engl ish. Tbe American, Scotch and English portion af th* dty look* eotoetoingtftsa ntoaerit phee; thdr 4w*lShe went to Canton. The p*a* en­ Hngs bring plartd back from foe abled bar to anchor at Whampoa, a fow and foeir yard, tatty of then beaeilfonr mile* below Quiton, where she loaded laid out and tastefully ornamented with " .... ■ and unloaded her cargo the same ae If ebe bad been • rueeel betengtef to the Bern India Company. . ; India kind gistings’ Jusinos Sindm. if he hod h*d. After talking cv*r the matter with hi* wife, they roecluded it would be beat tor hinitedT to go utrt to Luttduo with tbe cbotee*t kind of fore; Hedid so. Tbe result of tbe trip wab uncertain, and to economise a* much a* puMviMe, be went out a* a rteerrgq psa Th<«o whn pen down Broadway In Steiger. When be nmebed London ho 1803. and adipire tha solid hwfoing lut'dd bmtol a ready waikct Au-Li* ctmice fata, and sold tlMMi at * very high rate. J* irritant. lantasUr rwMeokigthtsorfeo* to winch ing called ti»e ’•Astor.’’ extending the When Mr*. Artne saw th* barrel* foe It is applied, sad eiibdttwuig lb* blood fiooi th* whole front of a iilock, can hare very He ruaJe out a'lisi «M eufo good* aa asked what was In them. -Tbe fruit* of neifhboringperi, where U t>i»r be iwewtai er be tnoughi Mould uiske iu>>fie) by being Jtonrd •w.cmiMo* pein sad leading to idaaattoe Httle idea of the event* that have tratta our E«ii India pas.," replied bor hue li Molli Ite iodie«ii<m <rf equalling tha airato- pirrd/and die name* that bare figured taken io the New York market, purchased loin moat oflHniraiy. aad meat beauUMIf to in the elty history, wbo resided where and shipped tiwin by a vessel bound folfoer. Alter be tea* through hie busluss*, for b> h-l now stand*. his pete. He then bought a Anv-iig I hr oaiiaont, nf onurse, w*s be was detained a couple of *e«ke by tbe ■nd loaded b*r with an assorted cargo. John Jacob Aklor. He lived at No. ship not being rusdy to sail, lhe idi* On her way out, *be to.,cired at tbe Sand time be vpeut in lo>k>ng about Land--a, 233 Broadaay. in * large douMe house. wiet bland* to taka ia water and frrth He lived In the house * great portion nf mid plckng up all the luforiusiiou p<«- prov i.i.m*. They aiau laid ia a large hie Hfe—certainty commenced to Hve Bible, feapecially such as wa« likely to stock offirewvmd. . there a* early a* 1802. I think Rnfut advantag* bis butiucfe iu New York.— »S and Babel and When thi* ship reached Canton, a think of ..... _ — WMHfflMMn King, foe founder «»f the King ftmily nf Aimaiw ylber exlraonliusry pl'acee be mandarin dttae on board, and noticing vnutod, ’ aaa like great East fodia Hotts*. that dty, built tbe house and sold it to their friwwood. asked tbe price of it st content* of thoe* waggitn*. and their va­ He visited too «arthouse end office*.— once. 7 he Captain Inngbed at aoeh * riety, end Ibe BonfufoM of Dutch, French, On Utw ■Ktasi'rti be Mfcrd wtse of toe pw- qne*ti>«. hut aig'iified that h* «M ape* Spanish and English, together with the lore what tbs onme«/ the Gvvefwor was. to an Tiger. The mandarin offered 2500 noise of fowls, gedbe, pigs dee., approaches Bedlam a* nedr a* ue^l be; fob too, fe In (n»w Water street). He then mnved a ton, and every part of it was sold at to 149 Broadway. He kept hi* store al one of foe principle struete of the dty. that price. That was aearfal wood. 71 LHicrty street. In 1802, he moved But amid all the clamor and eonfurion For seventeen yaa*«, Mr. Astor enjoy RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF. hi* residence to 2t8 Broadway, and there ed that lucrativa eondol wood trade with­ riaa acme of foe finest building* I ever hr lived a* lute at 1826. when he gave up . out ■ rixaL No uthor cunoere in tbe ■aw. Start house' to hi* son William B. The Poet office. Qty Hall and Ex United State* or England knew th* se­ Hi* neighbors who occupied honse* cret. R>r was it dterovered until a change, are noble specimen* of old Goth­ facing up. n Broadway, where the Astor ic architecture. Also several large shrewd Boston chip owner detailed a ehip House no* stands, were all prominent to follow one of Mr. Astor’s, and observe churches, some prsteetqant bo* mo* at men. The numbers were 218 to 227. the event* of tbe rnyeg*. Then, f<»r th* largest er* catbohc. ' Those ar* of tbe'fovorite tstbolic form, tlpt of * cross. On the corner of Barclay, at No. 227, some time, that boofa One'targe one had bee* three years I* the house wu owned. and occupied by ii» this valuable trade. J-hn G. G»*ter. Itwa* the last proper­ It wu a curious feet that Mr*. Arior the workmen** handajtnd they think It 1* “I did. and now i remember you very ty purchased by Mr. Aator to give him well. Your Haute ie Astor I" knew more of th* value of furs than be not half done yet The number of hands all the land required to build hi* r»nShe would eelect a cargo five foe employed te about frO. But a* we were After thia, they had a loag chat, and did. icmplated hotel. He had purchased all talked over old school ma tiara. not in the city long enough to ace all lb* The Carton market, and make no mistaka the other portii-tis at very low prices.. Governor instated that Mr. Actor should When they became very afflueot »he' eighxa, I will raeerve a mor* minute ac­ n<-t over 115.000 a lot and h«m*e of dm* wnb him. He dedined for that day used tn make him pay her 2500 an hour count for som* other letter. We came to tbiajtlace on New Year's 25>• 100 fret. Mr^ Gwter would not fort tbe next they met again. He naked f»r using her judgment and knowledge , , no chance Mr. Astor several times if there was of for b> promote hie commercial plan*. morning. W* were without tents or •if bi* ever wanting money nr being, nothing he could <fofr>r him. Mr. Astor He paid het whatever ahe asked. blanket* «nd had rather a p»«»r opinion of forced to sell. Mr. A*>W-< while be was raid no ; be had bought all be wanted ; John Jacob wa* a great free mtsnn. a auMirr* life for four nr five days. W* GEM FOR THE MILLION. making for purchase <>f rhe other proper- he needed no eakh or credit. Alin>«t In 1801. he wa* Grand Treasurer of the all suffered with cold In ousKjuenc* of tv.had let no one into hfoserrei intention*. every dav they met. The Governor kept knight Templar Encampment, and was the building we wer* quartered in, being very open, It wm an old arore.honv* used urging Mr. A alor to name iwnnefoing “Sir >Mk_ /«eol Alter." Beside* tba bachelor, Henry Aator. I by the oommtoaery below ih.ll be Could do for him. He asked made comfortable by what .present would be acceptable. As­ John Jaenb had another brother, who and battening, tbs upper part being used -by rtm* out here, 1 think. Hi 1818. just after tor declined any. Finally, they met ItUPMXa STiTtJl. two diiy k bvlore the vessel »»* th sail, th* war. Hie name was George. He the officers of the regiment for balding and agent the Governor Mkrd Aetor if kept e store In 144 Weter strret,*m<J at thvir Court* Martial jti Ac. We occu­ He died In pied this n~m and it »>s *n open that a he should any present ha made 22 Cliff etreej Ini lined. person cotlid run their hand* tfromgh be—, _ Guvatnur *o anxious, I will name one. The three wfoll fir the be imid “Yrs.H twesa lbs boards io many places, we got vnluC«<fNo. t27. Wlien thrv have Anne along very sell until it eommened Mew­ When be called to bid foe Governor Anar Cerr—pewdraea, ‘ ing and 'blowing, how omifi^talj* it *.>. «ddA20.000 tv It. and I will give you good fry*. tb« Ilf ter ws* real h qnft* af W*aaarror, Mo„ Jan. 21 st '83. a rtrdtfor Ibe total-amount, and you tected *1 parting with hie old <»-rman Fbixmd Nfm-Thinking that per­ would be tn try V. sleep in an open rt>>tn । can give m* the deed of I hat property.” scbortp»l<,i qakefosy,"aaidb*.-yua without b»da «r blanket*, with snow teip* a few lines from Miewairi would drifting through the room you may Im­ This proporitkwi, no fair, and en'mach msy find their value, r»ot lie amiss with )<», I will try to pen agine perhaps, (better imagine It though mon- than Mr. Coster expected, was ac­ One of the documenta iu k|npi)y .a cepted nt once. Mr. Coster immediately a few words in my p«K>r way. We took than try it.) M»ny of the.men took 1st »rm.VX*UL made his arrangemeota »«> faiild the hou«e GteUm prices current. Tbe other was''a, the car* al Batik Creek on the 2Dth of severe cold*, eome few lung lever, but tdtad to ths table tike s ss-mg bird. IMtully < ngr.-«iH-d penhllon parchmwit ----- .---------- and 8(1j requlrlcx co lu­ —palooc it was—No. 617 Broadway. they are all recovering. December for Chicago, amid the cheer* stitch. is always rssdr tor There be lived until be died Then it aufoortong the ship that bore H to trade •As I have not been able tn get aeqnalnv ___ ----- -------_ .narrtl dt Simplicity tbst a was rented l<» th* famous Chimwe Muse - . -------- — ------ ' J • V ed with any of foe Missourian*. I cannot »f ku cr rlgtaysan can rswasruxo it, aod any port* uo.uop.duad by the East India withes of the cittern* of the tnlj-.'Out say anything about them, except a few uni, brought from Canton. ,“S3S?S5.»r„<^ . About the lime Mr. Aator iked lari, Company. wlwcume into camp to trade. ’They ar* pxssagsto Chicago wm m pleauut as h MachinsUpul spin a nmX bcz. scemspaMr. Aator baJe hie friend good bye. Hth fid! ami upUril dirrcites, and tw«»V- at 223. tin- firm xas.JotalJaoob Aator de ©mid be expected ; the oar being ratber of Duirt exrsotion and below foa aver­ Son, aqd ateo lb* American - Fur jCotn- and returned to New York, never giving age of German* in intelligence. .But the the present a secund thought. He had mail I* about closing so 1 must etop for tn-afttpa, MHd uevarhad auy. trade with to bear and forbear for each other tiw But Indira, and didn't expect to (prompted B<> doubt by a foptedmer have. He litlje dreamed that in the During the war. and manv veer* after. upon one an other.) showed that a unity Mr. Aator bad hi* store at 69 Pine, cor parchment would be tbv foundation of vast of fooling I o s*y <MM»e produce* a fneadly net ftf Pearl. ‘ shipping operatmus, and a trade amount­ fftertfaatotwiforifag. ing to iu.Uiohs.wnd embracing the Pa Al 928 Broadway, he eould go from Tbs nrxl morning we started from Chi hi* yard into the stare. There wss an be showed engo Cr"Bvl>ul«, and sort a rid* I most open piaxxa, strppwrttd -by pHiar* and these d'vnmeuta'lo'ma wifi, and ad vised certainly never Uwk before. There was with her. •> he aiwayafod, wfat to’Ao ^Bisrdhnj. SWEESEY dt AI.JLEN. XTLAWa>4 Solicitor* i* Chan Mrj. f.rt»enl»r»ltaolii'« pti* to r‘,R*e,rJ ATTURXBYd Cjriclr--—- uf «uirv<»K«*. Ac- w *'* ®* U silcnd to sH calls la «*• >»• o{ lbcir protrtmva taMd fluidlfe I* aad **re t . y Sterile,' tftej?ewrf«. ‘ ye* aHaMw bMrtRMm 85 SEWING MACHINE, KSAFPEN A BCB10W8. OMXIt H ssd COU JtrfKLLOKS Al ■itowearta *“ in foe clatter. ‘t.’ .AKiipnscnoss ... mudwwt^hhi Chicago, but yon ecuid *•■ phi:**-where a footman ooald kfavfo; wnteiottrtngfolmd.-Buteftur feevihg �’rohsbly ao iartrur I in rdocating pubI •ptptrr™-. _ ssksd oftheir lesdera some reason why they, to bo In *#-**«■ simon-pure democrats, are required to hate Butler with aa unbllerabW' haired. Tbe language oF these Ibyal-tetodHkM; to their traitorous ItadsrT la, “Wbjr, Ita Detroit Jftw Pre* replies, giving such reasons as it hopes will stifle tbe ronadewesof all who swear.blindfeld by feat spoeuws aid to rebeUicra. U'wlD be sees by the extraot printed batew, that among one of the most prominent reasons why Butler should be hated and dennuno ed by the democracy, is. that be is "a renegade to the rebeU." Read tbs lan­ guage oftbe free Prrsx, “But what shall we expect of a ’ mu who, in Ma intense devotion to the South era loaders, lied himself Into ibeChariMt<m Convention—there betrayed sil.iMs pledges to hie constituents by rnthtgj for Jeff. Davis; who wa* a champion of a* coMi<^ until loyalty became pop/lar; wb<> Km been a renegada to the pfebefa, and to hl* political party I !v'u *»<«• prising that he comes home steeling dead men’s feme, and disputing with the living the honors they bare so gallantly won ?” Of oneroe tha democracy will under Oorcger iUe. RaUand, TbornappU u><t Woodland four teak; Baltimore, Hoys- Maple gwe, sad TsakM Spring*, lhr«« rack. U“Un*^ Jj5n g£^-llj(g’ e C.PBID1.K. m. c. craxhtok. j. u teuton. Flgbhtlagfor lBdepea<««ra *■< SlaveryHow much. SoOthtre teatimooy will it require to silence tbo persistent claims of the rebel sympathizers, that tbo eemth airs. n»t figltffog to establish a nation, whrwe stipe rat mature shall jest upon the institution of slavery t Testimony upon testimony has been addneed, but It has been attempted,, time and again, to bruab it all(Mido. with the traitorous assertion. tbat'tV south is fighting only .against Northern aggression. We add still an other evidence that slavery Is the cause of the war, and so'long as there is a hope left, that slavery can be made the founda­ tion of political power and personal ag gnmdizetnent, so long will tbe Booth continue to fight. Head the following from tbe Atlanta, Ga., InUlligtMr of the 30th ulL as additional testimony ujon tbe point at issue: leg* and feet. He was In the hospital. [itime Powers not thinking ItUvisaHe fo for some time after his arrival bore.—1 act aa yet, I am obfigpd to.p*«p»we ttoa He on far recovered as to be able to more suitable opporta'alty an offer of did it Ueotne m no earofully to ooorider oomi’to camp, and appeared to ba get­ mediaUteb the object wf wMab was to tbqtoaq dftbepublic Preen as at thia ting quite amaeu eatR-too night of Mon­ atop effuabm of I4n>d and prevent the day. Never before did such tremendous day th* i^.tohWvr’ exhatistfon of ■ America, wtora* future cannot be J-«<tkud upon with indifference. Storm of wind and rain, when he got wet, taking a severe cold. lie had a Ths Detroit Free Preu probably Is taken by more Democrats ia Michigan, with tha utmost difficulty be could be H1rsMp> ufGnv. Mvrion. Babtoqneetly. Never in tbe history of thia country than goy other newspaper ; and hence ita induced to go to’ the hospital, which Ihi they “reconsidered" their li-liah resolve power for good or evil. Buch la the tx«- did not do until Friday morning tbe 33d. and begged that be loight send It back ; but the Governor cool!) told them he lied Hdence in it by some </lu readers, that Ha per*lated. even up Ui Sunday morn­ "••••thing farther to ot« m unieeta." This THE they would not hesitate to swear by it. ing in naying be was getting better; but Copprrbwid Leg’vlstore - c-mpliroenrs Now fi>r the purpose uf seeing wbat are it wan evident he wan feat approaching Gov. Seymour ofNrv 'York, while It ita teachings, I given few extracts, taken dissolution, and preparation! ware made insults the Chid Msgi^iite «4 Us nwn State.by hia friend* for the aad event. th* war broke out. 1 could fill volume with like extracts—bnt surely these are enough to satisfy any candid person that C. W. Taylor, hia neighbor, attended him. He made hia will, and everything waa made Q.M -Sewnl nrnrert tbecr awtbor—Wilbkb F. Swear—now ready aa far ae poorible. At twenty nfthe Chicago 77mu waa not a very minutes paal 7 o'clock. P. M . be made strong Union man. an oaay exit from hia worldly trouble*. “We CM tell the Republican Legiala stand that any man who forsaken the cause of the rebels, Is a renegade to their tnra nod the Republican administration ufMichigan, and the RepublfcM party party. And ib is consistent enough for e very w hem., one thing; that if the refusal the free Preu. and papers of its likd, to to repeal the personal liberty laws shall rfrrwunrv a man for being “« renegade to taperaisted in, and if there shall n<>; be Ike rebele;" but we submit? that ft Is a change in the present seeming purpose ridiculous for any man professing loyalty, to yield to no accommodation of the na­ tional difficulties, if troope ekaU bv to join in seeb denunciation. railed in Ike Norik to mnrek agaitut Ike people of Ike Saa*. A. FIRE IN THE REAR WILL BE OPENED UPON “Ab in dur former days oftrouble, we will do well to listen to the voice of the BUCH TROOP& WHICH WILL El mighty dead, aa'wbsu calming tbe tem­ TH ER STOP THEIR MARCH ALTO WONDERFULLY pest at treason and revolution, be uttered GETHER. OR, those thrilling words, “Union forever, ACCELERATE IT. In other wbros. now and forever, doe end inseparable." if in tbo present posture of tbe Republi­ can party towards the National difficul­ —Detroit Commercial Advertiser. ties, war rivrald be w.grd, tkat WAR The Advertiser a ia very good commer­ WILL BE FOUGHTIN THENORFH. cial paper, but it had bettor study tbe Tbe Republicans have obstinately held teachings of the “mighty dead," before it on to the personal liberty laws, and aa attempts to teach “ncctraP’vp<>|itios by obstinately declined to raise a finger to save the Union by peaceful meMa. WE •uch quotations as the above. Tbs Ad. WARN IT THAT THE CONFLICT vertiter has evidently mistaken the author, WHICH IT IB PRECIPITATING the occasion, end the sentiroent. Denial WILL. NOT BE WITH THE ROUTH. Webster’s celebrated sentiment,"Liberty BUT WITHTENBOF THOUSANDS and'Union, n«w and forever—one and OF PEOPLE IN THE NORTH. AV HEN CIVIL WAR BtFALLCOME. inseparable," ia eo.w the sen Li men t of IT WILL BE A WAR HERE IN loyal men everywhere. MICHIGAN. AND HERE IN DE­ TROIT. AND'lN EVERY NORTH ERN STATE. THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH There are selfish, mousing men in ev­ ARE ANIMATED BT THE SAME ery party, and especially in a peaty SPIRIT WHICH FIRED THE whose numbers are tt> great as to be able HEARTS OF THE PATRIOTS OF to swerp d»wn all oppoeition. Theae THE REVOLUTION I They for men naturally Mplra to orntfol. They borne with parsecution until forrraaranee are. In their own opinion, tbe most fit ha* ceased to be a virtue ; all hope of tbe men for all the offices; and if‘any man. acknowledgement of tbrir rigbta ha* dare, in hie capacity of a private citizen, been lost; sad they now stand at bay, exprraa doubts of the correctness of this determined u> submit »> huger.” exalted estimate of their abilities, forth­ Tbe publication ofsuch sentiments aa with he ia doomed to their hate. Hie business Is attacked, and every conceiva­ these arrested the attention of the writer ble means used tn crush him. It iaof no of ibis article, and caused him to paue consequence with them whether they are right or wnmg. Selfish, weak men are not. governed by any broad and liberal atrocious leaders. This course of settoe. In his last momenta he was attended by Bornum, <»f Carlton.— Corporal C. G. This morning tbe members of the Co. made up an am«mt qf money sufficient . In our article respeotiog I result tdprntaieed frtendahii SPECIAL K0T1CES- Republicans, by the Pioneer to'Mr. Bergbar as tbe impli WAR CLAIM AQEHCY! of such gratitude. The waAroigoed,- bsvh* at! lbs blswkv snd B«nMi7 Instroetiewt, I* errjwnH to cUleet <U cl*iia» against the Oo’artin.etil kit quote .below, (omitting tltal BOUNTY. BACK PAY, PENSIONS. &c.. dec., dec. be seine up bie virtues) and tbe attention of our Republi to llte purition fie sesames, si however, that there waa no| I always Colloot «B< never tell to Fay him, unless tbe tare, fact, m । of hie personal fealty to l tbe Co. who tney die or be kilted, so that their friends, may get them. Tbe health of ths Co. is gnud. there was a cfonegfoy feet. HeM regarded it in that light, and tn quote, where be being but a few on tbe sick list and non* dangerous. oecupsthia uf a brief epeee hl umna to art things right Lansing, Jan. 37. Special Dispatch to tbe Adv. fit Tribune. Senator Croswell, of Lenawee, was vreterday elected President prutem «tf tbe Senate, by. a vole of sixteen to nine for Dunean, of Detroit—a deserved com­ pliment ta a worthy man. The German Seminary was up m the [I trass yesterday and nrdared for a third rwadiog. It wlil pass thia f<<crm-on by a large mqjority. The Democratic Dr ArtMt cau<-u« to form tbe Seminary into a leased fol and then control it, didn't Tbe Justices’ fee bill occupied ithe House, and but little was accomplished. Tbe gsnersl indication wm against in creased fees in Uteac timeo. B. Lansing. Jan. SB.. New Tort Jan. 28. Gen. Franklin hsa issued a farewell । and aay whether y«*u will patronise it 'address to his troops, closing an follswa: “In Mvsriitgacoanvctiusi which you have । wbee the N attornI Life b Uiug crushed mads , so d.-ar, ho soks lluil no one will I nun by Mcb f'*i treenon ; and aay wbe’J> I er Jeff Davis ever mnoe worse oom 1 plainer told a bfook er He! Mr. Reu in the last Pioneer, in a bm* 1 still, in apita' ef loachings divine.lxHav«ifl tha old M«mj lex ialionit of th* Romans—“i MeyasMiatowthfora tot»tli.”-i >UM, sapresMUber Matteses tn tbe efltescy uT i>t jsnr Hcaudmsvlu* BemcdiM. and lbs beneSt «!•• derived frvm uo.og tbviu. Sl>« bed b«»n suf foring frets gvueraJ prtetratwa, al User*, bflsg ever seveutj-slx ysarv uf age. sad ophthalmia ■The chief object I have In w article Is to du a* aoC of j>Mi« Wright, who ia not -answers least for the nppearnnev of my vertiarmsata in the Pioneer would add, as due to that yea tie -The Circuit Court C«<mmla not, ex njbeto my dictator, to sa I shall do my publishing, nor ah: code that privilege tn any naan « New Advertisements. A LECTURE t OtraToAsnrr Ceimnittae hav jmMrtU for a Rep<ibl>«m TO YOUNG- MSNi l>wW probably bo boU -a Beira openly—but all tbe lime playing into the bands uf the Southern Confederacy. In pnxif of what I say read the ■ce4W ' the war !" Reader, ponder the el^ecl, ' tendency, and effect nf suth teachings, YORE. ciding to embalm the bodies of members paaying extracts clipped from the Jaa. 24th, 1863 number—and these are but fair samples of the meslv served up to HssDCDsuma, Jan. 26.—Gmail ' its rnaders. (a it aay wonder that those Osdsks No V.— Bv direction of the Prueidem of tbe United States, tbe command who are fed on such fmid, are n<>l more ing General this day transfers the earn.' inlqreoted in a “vigoroos prosecution nf sad you wiM ■ Gameufo ia It NEW to embalm bis body ao that hia friends can The Farewell AMreee of Cea. BaraoMe. peace with tbe wrath, no harriers will be placed in tbvir way by «rar goverSntMt. and we stall be willing tn trent with thrnijw an todependrut govrrtiment, In peace Mfelefide, io war as foes." OF •end for it if they desire to. Tbe Co. also passed a resolution, de Tbe House Spent aome time today In discucMitg tbo bill authorizing cilice, townships and counties to Issue bonds to I raise a tax to pay bounties l»r volufttrera. M.., .b. & vored the tax refused subscription tn such bounties. Die bill wm recommitted. The Legiabfture sent sixteen members 1 to the State Prison and Inaauc Asylum. Eight were sent to-day. p the Deaf Dumb and Blind Asylum. role; hut persra»li—•'«—« — fit now seems from the confession of Tbe Detroit German Seminary bill .1* found in persona. rebel leaders.) was relied on, by them, has passed tbe House with uoly four ■who oppose them. _ . -T ,, , f ’ B. to stay tbe hand of government if it at­ against IL •Ifioe ; bo often supposes that, because he tempted to “coerce" them. Bat tbe gens Lansing. Jan. 19. take* the Journal, be baa a right to de­ mand its support of hia claims, and if of Sumpter knocked tbelr reckonings Many members of both Houses are that Is not rendered, to tbe discomfiture into “pi” m for as tbo rank aad file of absent on Committees, and mnetnf them nfsome for worthier rasn, then the pa­ Democracy waa concerned. But the will not return until the first •d’ next per is etnnppd, and the little patronage leaders ever tme to their master Jeff. week. ft.tb Houave have therefore nd which hitherto he had bestowed upon It, journed till next Wednesday morning. Davis, who spores them with a loathing must be .withdrawn.. Reader, wa do not Tbe Senate bad only a quorum; tbe know whUyoo.think of this; bet we de- and contempt which knows ne bounds, nouue* it m insufferable maantUMe. We have been busy all tbe time in “firing” sreglsd to know, however, that hut few tbo northern “heart” in opposition to ths m thisenmmtmitY act upon this principle. war—oomstlmeq^nvertly and somlUmea —Battle Creek JonrnaL V “Tbe resolutions introduced by Mr. Foote in Congress, bearing upon a re­ construction of oer Government with tbe North-western states, we desire jw»w to Mlcmnly protest arainst, and trust that they be tabled by the Confederate Congreu whenever they are taken up to be considered. We are fuhting this war for Southern independence, and for a Government of Southern States recogni­ zing African slavery as--an institution Well. Mr. Journal, different communi ordained by God, beneficial tn mankind, i Recently lu our wiial and political re-’ tita are much alike in this respect. Bee' lalions as States, and tn our intercourse extracts in oar local column. with all other nations or states ; benoe. PRIDE EW BARNESSaUOP. Tha Drafting C>mtnlM>uner I. A. CSOBTEAt, <1U> ?r %”**** HewBaraeeeet County ha« received urde-r* to era the draft io five days from tbe ret the Adjutant Grnerd1* order. ' dvr irm received <« Tuaaday week. The number of men reqt �DA Nucrs or m wuily - STOMACH WAT* ififitttS J‘!■! 1ITTI1S Dr. Rifarr ia -tbe dfawearp ©f the Medline! propeetfaa nf - J?, Z Mk^tette CtersMafa New York, Jaa. 27. ■•.SH Tbe steamer Terry, from Newbern the 20th, Hatteras the S&th. arrived. She reports three gunboats and a number <>f transports utXr JUster, ae having RAD WAYS REGULATING FILLS demmrstnijre the corrednem uf lW» the­ ory. and secures to tbs scientific world; n purgative that can be admtolrterttf atty time, and under all 'eireumafaneea and conditions, where porgatfaa Is desired— that will secure tha doair*;, rasa Ila, DRUG STORE!!! XXvtwt 'BVeis.t* sailed on the 24th. Another expedition follows immediately. curt. oXX fin* kwve X©?1 Ges. Baaki* Ksw Command. ■iderati >«» anxiously wished fi*. They will purge the oflTrndkng Iraniors from the system; and impart strength to the wnfeeblrd petirni. . NUTRITIOUS PURGATIVE. Da. Rabwat's Pijxs poeseia a w.fafler fuI nutritious principle, every dosa ,lfcnt*J Now York, Jan. 27. The Tribune's dispatch says: fUpou Gru. Butler's arrival at New Orlohus. to resume command ■ >f tbe Department of the Gull, Gun. Baaki will bo united t» Ip <mr arUcU raapeetiog tha damaging Texas, al tbe head ofa sufficient fdvo. for rnoall of professed friendship tn professed the purpose nf assisting ths Uiiyon men Republicans, by tbo Aonesr, we referred of that Stale to rest>>rv it tilths Uuimi to Mr. Burgher as tha implied recipient of sweh gratitude. Mr. Bargber replies in the last Aoasrr. in a sort of rambling Fleer, mt Ml...................... Xu. t>u ' ‘ New York, Jan 27. confeaamn. ooms pn’ota of which we •• ’• fee ewt............ A New York fetter from Key Wnl Ifon,perte4....................... quote below, (omitliug that part where he sums up his virtaos) and would call states that tbv British weotral Mockadr runner Antonicas, with a Oargo ofpow Osls. •• ” ................. the attention of our Republican readers der from England, was captured by the to tbe pu«Ilion he assumes, simply saying U.S. Steamer Pocahontas, off Mobile. however, that there waa nothing io nur On*, setd. •• ................. article which called fi»r any reply frien TUWXNTlNE AND ALCOHOL. mi nr rvk Xw X\xc UVXagu* &JbXrtcXb Xkt "We%X awd. ftouXJaXYvirc. ‘.me, Vi'c c \x wxktXv xvwAtA an avXxeXx <A Mfa, 5OT a Xo Sx©«vae\x ■BVxxavw, w-Xxxtk, take.n va ^vo^r ^uaaXvX’xt*, aaA. aX Xke, X\vac, a*e, mechanical and medicinal a tiw \invtt\\'kvc o} ar-.a<wr«maT rev SiHouo Fever, Fever and Liver Complain/, gastiiijs fritt txrrnt. GROCERIES! ........ «4 t» • BS SO IS <w ......to»4 to 1 so tea. came, mtoa*. vicmb. peppbi. MUKE8.H0S. BABINS. CODFISH; s fort, ewHrthfag fa the Qrocsty Um. such as rUl bs uetete for fount nse. Also s great vatirtT ef Ao ST ........................ ISO .......................... TB .......................... 1 SO A.bn . .. .... . . *on W Hs«l» per tk...i............ ........................ Jt-flvmm‘<Sty,-Jim. 22 —The-Benntv Better. ** M ................. of hie personal fealty to the Pioneer. ; Lei*. “ “ ................. * today passed the House resolution a»k. Titfow. “ •• ................. ing Cimgrcaa to appropriate *25,000.000 M.plc 4v>sr......................... It ... .w . —................. » for emarfcipatiou purposes iu this State —M to 2. ■ ".‘.'.’’W’ii « • «* Mbtsglei. pir K.^....... . ................ The Coastal Attack os Vickiberg. ASwrcrr, • aa& a\X dXuatu tat? vta-Xuvc. a inrCv* ’VV.ewe 'BX.VWvw vooX«. uvxA k.cvAs% 'Von.'kc. PENS, PENCILS, I j VHUkM Q JTtgal SJolitti. Ur *BLo\>oekk ftXoroadK ‘BViXe.ra art XW \voot vaavC* Tncail. CplNO^fcy SA IX Ilan. J. (Lvspepsia, Jridigeetian, Jaundice, Kidney Camplain^e, make Xkem Estate of EH Walt. nnOBATEORDEIl.-Sute ofHlahfasa. eeeeA ty of Barre, oa—Al • seertoo of tbo Pre­ bile Coart lor tfo dxuUj of Uirry. botdon at tbe I still, in spite ef leachings human or Probate OSes, fa tte vUla<< Jf UiiUags. os diving,l>elta*eia tha old Mosaic law—the Moudiy. tbe seecod d.y of 1 rbru.rj, ia the jeer cne tbi-ound eight hundred and slxty-Urve. let talionii of tbe Romans—“an eye for relent and Dlatoral OMcers to be Preoenl. Sbemtsa C. Prindle, Judge ot Probst*. M ay e and a tooth for a both."—Bttrghtr. In lb* miller of tb. ntafa of Eli Wail, Utt of . IHsashaed. said county, deceasot , New Torfc/Jan.'29. Ou reading and flling the petition duly reHted. of William Uaduy. prwy1>( for reasrea Qtersfa The Herald's Wa'hingt-m dia|>aicli •Ct forth, tbit idmiuLUatiun of acid r.UU any f*: “A list «»f m«ra than eighty army be granted to Chwueer W Catkin.. TbervujKiah n ordu id. that Monday. lh» *«:leant has Ireon prepared, who are tn be ot>d day ol March usit, at ten o’olock in the “I scorn to complain ; but should it summarily dia<nia«r<l front oervica for forenoon, be uaixued tor tbi bearing of laid pe and thaite* Uir.il law of laid doerewC become neoresary herwaftrr, I may state violating arn.y regulations, by tho us.- titiuu. of improper language in reference to their aad VI other pereoe* interested fa said ntate. truths plainly, and relate facta sig­ superiors and the Ctuioiandrr-itTOtirf' ibsiuhi boldcu. al the Probate OBiie. In tbe nificantly, that the rehearsal may not be in conneetron with tbe remrymi of Mo- village of llaaluiga. aan ahow cause. If any there very flattering tn the editor of the Ban be, .Ir rtn prayer ef the potltionor faotdrt not twr, nr creSl fable to many leading Repub Clellan and the court martial and eentdhc>- u— m.ulcil uf Fili John Porter. And it it further ordered that tbe petitioner licam. gi> e notice to tbe Ber~x>. Int.reited in uid eiUte of the pendency of uid petition ind the hearing (snoer os soeassa. oarrreu.] thereof, by earning a ent»y of Ibis notice and order to be esWtabed fa |1>. Uaitingi. Banner, a newspaper printed and drculiifor in Mid ecuely New York. Jan, 30. of Barry, for three locevMiv. .nil, icinodiatelr to .aid dav of bearing. The New Orleans Delta of Jan. 17 prsrioui M «~* tree I HHEBMAN C. PMINDLB. contains the following trrwi from Brad J edge of Probata. fob* nek's Bay : ‘Last evening bn .light otfi rial information of lb* total' drstrfftiiinn of the rebel iron-clad steamer Cutton, in O for Um coanty of Barry—la Chancery. Bayou Luebs, by the land and naval Awe A. Ke±r, tteyfefasa f, force*, under Gen. Weilsel. She was Sorab J. is. AbieFiUjeaw, ead 1! blown tn atoms, and there is an end t<> this formidable vessel. •'Gen. Woltiel lias succeeded in gett ing -■The Circuit Court Cummiaeinner ia not, ex oju-r’o my dictator. to aay where a heavy force in the enemy's rear, thereby I shall d<> my publishing, nor shall I o-n oonipletcly flanking them, and their ra­ code that privilege tu any man or eat o* tine uvertbniw In that section is only a question of a few days time. •■Tijs rebel torci' - -—" al first supposed. arriyt^ froaf Lanning, wn Saturday, for a abort stay -during rteodjeerrwiewt ofthe LagWbture. ' avc, eottVjtObcA dj rare, aaA him, nnlees the bare fact, aa slated by us. New-York, Jan. 30.—The Petersburg, Va. Express contains the following dis­ patch : ‘ Vicksburg. Jan. 21-Wi have trustworthy intelligence from abokfa. that the greet Yankee flotilla, consisting a* —a Vtxfe VB^U'au TvnvcdxcX Hc^vCuiAov and show csiwe, if say there fa. why U>1 PATENT MEDICINES B Uv. ‘B.oXMJxk'b taw X\\x UocWfo viiaxv xnaw^ . Ur. ’B.cAoaek'* ftXO'KVO.cXv "&\.XXc.vs an xW ndb vaaa't 8o\act andi Gordon. . U*. ■R.o'batV* feX-ovcxacXv iSX.Vtc.'c* MMbvaovota, Xk’u AV' tck av\A V\A\\XoXt.tk. Uk TkoWVb ftXovcxoucXx livXXevw vcieXaackoX.^ clx\& xuokc. Ur, ■R.obatk'b * Stawvach 'S'Vrt.cra art Xkc So\A\xr,» VrvwviL, U\avY'aca,U\i%* vaXtv^ 'B.ke\\vaa\>vbva, cXe. Thess fitters are put up in guart hotties, o/ u'hiaA the above is a/aa-stmil». The lalrl is fir^ly tngmiwd, and I* provided with a sa/e-puard /rem eourur/eitsrs. (Prtoa fl per betlh, er six/w U. C. 5T. JfohwaL, (Froppstor, /’o. 0 Sul Fourth a , CS>M:nr>ati, to u<Aam FOR RALE BY OtmTouArsnrr Committee have band- ■wd .aa w call for * Republican rances. Ik will probably be held .« Satardey. Maj. Hnrnrnond. By order nf CJonel Wyndham,'vba elpvditinn left Fairfax nt I o'rlnrk nt night, and arrived al Here tlwv Tbe Drafting C>mtnios'mner of this Middlebury by daylight. captured 12 rebels, who have been hir county has received orders to commence fy See "CostatV sdvcrttssmsnts in thia paper £>r the duirnctian and tKitr. the draft in See days from tbe receipt of tbe'Adftfteftt Grfierat'a order. The or­ nf these last evidently deserters. 8>>me der was received on Tuesday nf iMa of these admitted that thet were desert­ ws*k. The number of met required in ers, while others aay they were straggler, who bad been captured. They stated that they bed been.n.bhed ofth- lr aiurbeu but thia the rebel prisoners indignantly denied, and laid they were drwrteis from nor army npd had v>lunt*ri|y exchanged t*t»rmina^n ef oil kind* «ad spactss nf Fmar'i. EW*S.i!d in Habtixss, Mice., by Rmw*,4 Snuxxn, and by the Drug­ gists, G roeers and Storeh ropers gvnsral !y. MORTGAGE BALE. .mCL? baviag boon im*»fa tbs COM MISSION ERB NOTICE. �J^rimltkral llmj. ttASTBiSS . surfiuw in tbe foil. ■ . The true pbikwopby of this maUcr is here. In agtumneverything imtdsdo»n ward tit tbe earth. Gr*»ejslubWe. Icsvea and all such substances nrium back u> tbe soil. Tbe temnerMure of the wsath>r grows cooler and eanierglwost nrnry MaytMditeHrwaajtewmtb* mwl*. not rise to promote vegetation as they do in tha spring of tba year Therefore when rmroars H applied in lata autumn, almost tbo entire virtua of tba manure is carried down into tbo soil, and there rro lainsd aa food for plsnU until tha cut spring, when uow life of plants begins, and lung And warm days increase the temperature of the soil; and thus those manorial subaunoas— gases and salts— which promote tba pewwlkof plant*. are brought up io tbo surface of tho soil, and taken up by tbe roots of w bate vet is al­ lowed to grow on the soil. . " But when tbe tnsaure Uspread on tho surface of the soil in the spring of tbe year,wily a smalt proportion of.the salts and gasses of ths manure ever enter the soil; but they are swept away upon evevy breeze, and almost wholly lust in their .efficiency un the crops. * 1 have observed for many years past -that they who spread their himuse on the surface in the spring «>f tbe year, pro­ mote tba growth of their neighbor’s grass ab<>ut m mweh aa they do their own; while, on tbe cusumry. those farmers who spread their manure in tbe fail or in Nn vomlier. derive all ’.be benefit that*thmanure can impart, in heavier and belter crops the next aswsuu.' . A tbin'aprjukftng of the scrapings nf the Dani yard* and sheds, applied in No­ vember t<> grass land, will oiten increase tbo crop to more than twice tbe usual amount. Th™ I hare often tested, and have never yet known it to fait. BADWAT'l ovatiNQ GRANT & SPAULDING .DR. KADWAT BAM DIMOVKMD A CIXAXHIKO STMUP, CaUed Easwat’s jfasevsyaeJayavm-jbe* BOUIUHOFTUDS Come and See I! V ■ DXnUNG'S *x’ just rninii LIVER REGULATOR rOUU TO SiX BOTTLES. ill ssrs Scrofula, Srpldiis. Whits Bwjllise. BSCBIBE FOB THE BANNER ! ooaaaA by tba WMssivtwef CslsMriJter- bsmwa of ibacikia. Joists, teass or tlhsifa, UXuVATlXG HUWLVhNT. Frio. per buUte Um Dollar. Pvtsom calling al Or. Jtedway's A Co.’s oSee, K Maiden Lane. wUl be supplied with su iMitUss imjive itollara. Bold aloe by Drugg>aU. ' Unconditional Loyalty. tiuilf JStadaaho. Complaint, Fhvor and rrhffa, Frmalo Csmpla) CHILDBEX. BAD VAT'S BEADV-&XSO1VKXT giro, ia Swo.-f Matta ln.Mwof.1 thm. uum per day. *01 cure Surne ul the Gunu. cankers IB .be klooM aLyUste^ . r. pojf SUBSCS1BK FOB THE BANKER I A great many humane men are guilty of habitual cruelty without knowing iu They have been brought up to believe that musty straw and corn fodder, poor bay sod cif< will do well enough for young stuck, and keep them along through the winter. The miatake ia not wly cruelty u> tbnatuek, but unprofitable to the farmer, -if ,’ii hatever is worth doing pt alU> worth doing woJI.”whalever stock is worth raising, is worth raising well, worth developing to the greatest degree of perfeolion that good and abundant food^nd constant atteniloO can reach. A fatter who would think hremk crust and cheese parings sufficient food for hia Ellie eon and heir, would not be long without the contempt of his neighbors; and yA bo would be just aa reasonable in his pursuits of results, as-his neighbor who Should thiqk anything good enough for young sioek." A starved calf or cok is always a stinted one, and what it loses that way the first two or three years of its life, it never regains. In o«r own ex­ perience we have never found any hay too good for young stock, and should jusiasstMiQ think uf going .without ioor own ouflee, m of ^rmitling any of them to go without a few oats or s little meal every day through the winter. Oats are anquestiuoalily better than any other jtmir. for young stock, as it is the pro­ ductive of muscle, and not the laying on of fat. tbe owner ee'ks. A dotiui thrifty, alrek, well wdo cattle are wi-rtb looking st in any man’s bam. but the thin, pinched suffering effigies which arc too frequently to be seen nibbling oata on the lee side of the snuw bsnk— endeavoring tn save that life, if they could but reason, they would very ebon droids wm Dot worth saving, eo far m they were coocdmed—ere always a reproseh to the owner, and m> ovidevwe that be in, either knowingly or ignorant­ ly, a cruel man.—MtutaeSuotlU Plouyh- DR. RADWAY’S -PILLS tlncb bvtlvr than p<Us. and t=eri> Maier to take If ■■ell esdsrsiood tbe luporteaen of purgaatfou with BADWAYtt FILLS, roatredUuuclion of parging with other pills ur powders, sails rila,8..dn« walers. they wmld no-d Isaa pbyrieSW’ijsrats.r-’ ■“ DARLINGS LIFE BITTER8 Is a mipencr tonic and dinwte; sassUmt 11 caaas of lo»s cf sppatite. CataJMey. female weak cevB. irrerthmtisa,ps2n ia the ride Paaikar aad 1’Uh Vot\. \*ke a CVuavw.. been sOicZod with piles. ammm^sMwMUiMtogstbe Iasi Hum years;! wed .77" VA\& DABLtfG-8 Z LIVER REGULATOR •n John Cross writes, ‘Brooklyn, March 1» 19*0 In ila, spring ..flWl took a severe crid w hhtedueed sviU.nl forex I took twu duees DARUS0'S LI YER REQ ULA TOR m the mart aedva sad tteeowgb-pilh Ast base ever been iptroduowL They act so dirvofly upon tho Liver, axcH- GROCERIES It broke up my cold sod fever at ones. Previous TbeytxarriMa mors ;x>w«ful laBMoee over the l iver, aad iu aecreUoaa than ealomri. mer­ cury. blue piU. hence their importauee in cua of liver complaiou, and spleen eUSvullias, Jasadras, bjspepria, DUious allacka. Heed bcIm, Ac. In the trMUn.nl of fevers, Silber bllfoaa, Yrites. , Typhoid, and otbar reducing fevers, they sre anpertur to qoiauio. Tbeir ir.fluenc. exteada o»vv SI BSCR1BE FOB THE BAN1 'BX.ooti HARD-WARE wm ear* all tbo aforenwntioued diseases, aad, of thrasalvM, will relieve sad curs Eoadaaho, G^tiotnoea, -Celia (Paino, Cfcolerts JZartua, ' Ind^oatian, (Foam in ite ^ou-sta, QXjrzinese, ata. Try these medicines, and you will never aad they will sayttey are , 4 Qt^o&'Xta&evcu*, Mrs. C- Tstow, 11 Christopher SUwt. B.T., writes: "Feb. >0. IgSA-I hare bwaMMeCtte attacks ef Asthma the last twenty years. 1 tore never found suyihiug equal to LOCAL NEWS. AND awd yew should try them befom going tot Darling's Livax Regulaor. **•-"-* . DRY GOODS I . nil Ml- ‘ . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! Litdeean bemud of it, for It M not amount to much. Their principle cron waa corn, called by diem m/erAm. ft wm of several aorta red, while, yellow, blue, black, speckled etc., though tbe white and yellow were Um most common. At lhe far North, they had a kind called mohauaPa earn, which though planted in June, ripened before frost. Wbeo tbe natives had occupied a piece of gronnd for several years, they manured it. using at planting, three fishes to the MIL Die fosomta &A for this---------------------calkd aJer/w. The their. Rto their benefit. .SALEBt DARLING’S LD'ER REGULATOR. Stacks of AVOID BAUNE PCBGATIVBa zxmtsuuKnr submj -rv svdbt. roa taa saswat, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-02-11.pdf 9487ee3550782f8ef4f5da41fc165833 PDF Text Text S.WVRB. VOL 7. NO. 41. HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY -11, 1883 <lbe Jutiigs Jjaotr, B. R. U a tbs stete-rooms StUcki Jstirv. this T TO THOSE WHO DO XT THINK “Jidnotl tell dreaming F . "il’e all very if f did not eee air. Bat at noon to-day. r __ \ . Tbs ceptpin of the wreck and the _____ V, 1.-3 _ ____ L ' __ ~RA nU ATB READY RELIEF -Ab! writing on the elate! I only wrote one at these Then it ‘Did ym> gasfntg? Snsintss Jiredan. INJ-TCENZA.. CROUP SPAULDING TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. MASON ALLBN, E.U.ER IX GROCER IKS, srovteloa your writing, Mr. BraceF fou epoch ofdreatning”said the capThe mate took the stete, and there, in plain legible characters, stood the words, “Steer to the eor’-wesl." “Have you been trifling with me, sir?" whole thing is moat mysterious an traordinary j and I hao intended to speak to you about It as soon m we got a Httle air, 1 know no more of this matter than quiet. This guntlenfan, being mueh exyou do. 1 have told the exact truth.” The captain sa\ down at his desk, the slate before him. in deep thought. At Alrer an hour or more he awoke and said test, turning the slats over, and poshing) so me, "Captain, we shall be relieved this it towards Brace, be said, “Write down, very day." When I asked him what •Steer to the nor’-west.” The mate complied: and the captain after narrowly comparing the two hand­ barque, and that she was coming to our writings, said, “Mr. Bruce, go and tell rescue. He described her appearance the second mate to come down here.” and rig. and, to our utter astonishment He came. At the captain’s request when ytfur vessel bore in sight, she cor­ he also wrote tbe same words. So did responded exactly to his description 'of ths steward. -So in succession did everv hsr. Ws had not pin mueh faith tn «hxl mon of the crew who could write at all. beeaid."* His troops will taksr^rgnuih, But not one of the various hands resem­ “There's not a doubt," rejoined the bled the mysterious writing. When tbe other captain, “that the writing oa the — Fiaty Kir. crew retired the captain sal deep in slate, let it come there as it may,. saved thought. C<>uld any one have beed stowed all your lirea. But you say,” he added away 1 Al last hie eald, “Tbe ship muet turning to the passenger, “that you did be aearched, and if I don’t find the fellow not dream of writing on a elate V' he must be a good band at hide and seek. “No, air. 1 have no recolteetfon of Order up'all hands." t doing no. 1 got the impression that- the THE RESCUE. Every nook and oorper of the vessels barque I saw in my dream was earning Mr. Robert Bruee, originally descend friim stem to stern,woo thoroughly eearv'b- to rescue us, but bow that impression ed from some branch of the Scullish famenme I cannot tell; There is-another <gluwtllanD. Illilltt» Uxjn/oation of equalling Iht cirautr ROBRRT8 A STRIKER, ■ TO THOSE WHO THINK. worthy dlixana, American nart States You find broken .keeping* store grocery and a very few nays mean honorable. schovt*. One great diffi- lie same want la felt in the pears more like a broken down gambler or speculator, than an Intelligent preacher of the gospel. The company are enjoying good bealih with a faw axeeplious. There is only «n> In the hospital which fa every thing that a hospital should be,1 Under the Intelli­ gent supervision of Dr. Thayerfrom -Bat­ tle Creek. Our officers are doing all that they can to render the men comfort- io better style. But fa a few months they will get over complaining, and pos­ sibly be thankful for the rations which cumstancva, about |Jie close of the last out that a stranger bad ahown himself thing here on board seems to ms quite they get both as to quantity and quality. century,al Torbay in the south of England on board—but not a living tool, beyond familiar, yeti am Mry'«ute I was never We have had no duty to perform yet and there bred up to a seafaring Ufa.*— the crew arid the officers, was found.— in your veesel before. It la all a puzzle excepting drilling oa foot. Thu reason is we have ha<Joeither horses nor anna. About thirty-five years ago, in the year Returning u> the eabin, after their fruit- to me. What did vour mate eee 1” 1828, lie was first mate ou a barque leea searrh, the captain said, "Mr. Brace arms; we are also drawing our horses to­ all the day, and so you see our military duties thia I begin to morrow, and we are all dread‘■Can’t tell, dr. I On one ul her voyages, bound bUELZEY A 41.1.1:* ipvlxatroo to b< sflSstirs, mast set upon o cs sad blood resseU. RAD WAY’S READY RELIEF. CVkaTWv. HOLDROOK . RUMFJ.L, Fnrxxn Nanas—In my last tetter to lever and have bad it so long, that when “Well it would seem so. We have the wind free, and I have a great mind to you • tried to give yon some of my im­ the mud is scraped from their limbs the keep her a wav and see what will come pressions of the country through which hair Comes with It More of them have to calculate ofie “1 surely would, air, if 1 were in your in. a small But you will perhaps be more interested tu stand in the mud five or six teehee in knowing something about the people ■deep both night and day. In the next Well, we’ll eee. Go on deck and here, their advance in agriculture, me­ letter, (if weare’beM) we will talk about chanics, education, A*c. The soil in tb^ education in this vianlty its there are ppoaite to this stairway, just be) ond .some inducements forteschere here which small square tending, was the mats s stal wooded parte of Nortbera Miterror! Is a ' pure clay of a light' ash color (while wet ‘ Give my respects to the friends in year Jab. Teltobd. opening aft into tiro cabin, tiro other o’clock the look out reported an iceberg at lentt,)on the surface, underlying which. place. of the banka </ Newfoundland, the cap- fronting the stairway into tba state-room. JOHN ROBERTS, inches la a hard-pan as impenetrable al­ that any one sitting in it and looking over bis shoulder eonld see Into the eabin. Tbe mate, absorbed in hie cairn HTSICIAN. BURGEONand — ialions, which did not revolt as he expect­ A GEM. FOR THE MILLION. over Smith’s Dn>« Store Gsodjt Ilnn MlcLiean 0®«b hours Iron; ed, varying considerable from the dead­ reckoning, had not nr»tk*d the captain's SPLENDID AND APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY motions. When he bad completed bis PRESENT. calculations be called the result, without looking around, and inqaired, ‘’How is MME. DEMOREST’S yours, sir 1" Receiving no answer, he BURRING BUTCH. repeated lite question, glancing over hte shoulder, and perceived, as .be thought, the captain writing on his slate. Still . W. Ka)0 Br.. MWaerilU no answer. Thereupon be rose, and as be fronted the cabin door, tbe figure he bad mistaken fur the captain raised its bead, and disclosed to tbe astonished 85 SEWING MACHINE, Uimi A BCBB0T8, -321 D ARIEL COOK, ll- M.CHRLDQN OUNTT Ctnt sad Rotary PnMl«- OB.e disclosed the fact that it wee a dismantled ship, apparently frozen to the tee, and with a good many human beings on it — Shortly .after they hove to, snd sent out boala to* the relief of the sufferers. Her of rock a little lovrer down the clutnb«vugbl awny in thu third boat, was as cendiua the ship’s sides, the mate, catch­ luddy. The surface of the ground being ing a glimpse uf bls face, started back In consternation. It was tbe very same free he had seen three or tour hours be­ poaaibly what kind of travelling it will fore, looking up at him from the captain’s be about camp after a twenty-futir hours desk. At first be tried to persuade himit was fancy ; but the more he examined the man the more sure be became that Bruce was no coward ; but as be met that fixed gaze looking directly at him he was right. As soon as the exhausted forward wheels completely filled up besUence, and became assured that erew and faminWed passengers were cared Chair, fronting the d.»or, writing on your stete. Theo be looked up fan in thy SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, BACK PAY. PENSION. AC. ASDDIUCTIOXS at various depths below it, cropping out at the foot of tbe bills, and all along being caved, and tbsir gratitude fur ths unexpected rescue wds proportionally - stopping to qurslion ths aoemiug intruder, he rushed upon tbe deck ip. day, sir. The man’s alive." “What do you mean 1 Who’s alive F such evident alarm that it instantly at traded the captain’s attention. “Why, Mr. Brune," said the fatter, “wbal in the world Is tbe msttcr with writing on your stete al noon. I could you 1” . swear to it fa B court of justice.” ■* ..TU-t- » Wk- t. >u.> “Hpon my word, Mr. Bruce," replied the captain, “this gets more and more dalirtry i.! ibe mi­ I singular. Let oe go and see Uris num." They found him fa conversation with “But there Is, sir; there is a stranger the captain of ibe rescued ship. They there." ’ free at ear Express ebargw, ___ “Astranger! Why man, you must both came forward, expressed in the be dreaming. You must have seen the warmest terms their gratitude for delivsteward there or tbe second mate. W h<> else would venture dowu there without ordersF Public, Goo most as the lime rock which can be found id distinctly in this world I saw him." to yoo if you would write a few words “Hitnl WbcwnF -God knows, air; I don’t! I saw a un this slate," and he handed him ths slate with that side up on which the wri­ ting wee not. life before.” improved modes more than forty years. You will find many here on !*rga, farms, having no other implements, of agricul­ ture than a plough and htfe^yet aome of those employ from twr, to ten slaves at work with these tools. Tbeir plows are after ilia oldest pattern, tbeir hoes weigh from four to aiz pounds, they" use them for dressing «>ut tbeir corn, potetoea, eut­ ting brush and gruba, such as we would use a bush grubbing hoe for.— One good workrasu with our northern tool* would dear as much ground as four men cmild p-w>lbly do with such as are u«?d here. Many farmers hero use r.o harrow, but instead a brush cut from a tree top. With such tools as these to work with It is impossible to do much i^oultivaiiug the ground, so the most of them torn their attention to ralsfaft boraea and mules for the market, and Why the Wntrantn Souiixn was Hapi>y.—A letter writer from Washing­ ton ears: It is astonishing to see bo w cheerful the wounded rnea are. Almost without exception they are garrulous over the Incidents of the battle. Tbs most of these gallant fellows are In A1-. exandria hospitals, though some are at Falls Chui ch. One man In Alexandria hospital, who liad lost an arm, was one of the happiest fellows the very night be was brought in that 1 ever saw, “You ore in good spirits for a wounded man I” said a stranger to him. lie looked up from his cot with s smiling, happy face, and replied, “Yea, why shouldn’t I bo happy I 1 have saved my life, and now I have got something to show 1 to my family as long as I live. My children won’t be ashamed to bare it known that I lost my arm fighting for my country ! N*. sir! 1 doubt If I should have that arm Knn again. My grandfather lost a leg x Revolutionary War. Our family have boasted of-OuU fnr nearly a hundred years. It is about time that somebody else did something for the credit of tiro fanillr. The old alory was getting to be a little loo old, and now. sir, you see that I am to bo the hero of the family.1’ There was patriotism, pride of character, and philosophy, from a oom moo soldier. ry Gen. Scott’s health is fiut (ailing He is confined to his apartment in tbe Fifth Awmoe Hotel, New York, almost Three rebel young ladies aspotrtlw, Clotktee for three soldiers a* long as the war continues, If tha aoWltero whom they �;1 etair. arms ; and that ail tbv CIAL NO which may Hill adltars to the Federal" tbeir Noriburn alltea la, K■ Union ; but that such States a* <uaj brakemen on Uw ear of war, onanamee Us aM4iaiea, aU Mpsailia hMStaadofnrtafilralblg tUm.ta Our only wish ia to be separated from tiwmadvee from New England will be adsnilled into lbs Southern Confederacy, iMn; fcaatty‘erf forever. And we would direct attention to that other prominent fact, that those former------------------------------ ,---------------.----------sticktera for-lbaQ«*Utolio« •bo’lewl tottaa Wr “oo* the Union as it was," tha peace Demoo- [promiM.* ffowjto J1*0 Provf ■ ?’ crata,‘are now prepared to accept end: a “ ' ’ ' ‘ Mtnuaute' i / ?! Another leading organ, in an article repelling’ll*’ proposition of the Copper-'’ heads for 4 nmrgittioo uf all tha Sts’.©*, propeehion as tbe probable baste of a future setttement. We are fight- iug for atprraticM, and wo will have it, if to bo held al Louisville, for tbe purpose of egreBog upouterms efrseeusturctfoii, And yet, these men writhe and swear and protest when «« cell them traitors, and flay them Witb . declares: declaration of Mr. VanBuren is important aa showing that tbe people of the North It will ax- oaaxavXD that tbe rebel are beginning to entertain and dtecuss a plan far settlement. A great meeting resolutions, published elsewhere, propose in the commercial emporium of tbe that the Federal Government shall first North heard these utterances, and thous­ be bumbled into withdrawing the Proc­ ands are now reflecting upon tbe views lamation, and then to acknowledge tbe And it will iudependenca of tbe South. also be noticed, that the rebels are sraltj ing for the peace democrats of the North to get strong enough to accomplish tlui object And yet, it is very naughty and disrespectful to call mon TnuroXs who ar^ thus engaged in the work of disgracing and destroying —the Government. “O ! shame, where is thy bltrahl" Hastings, Feb. », 1863. Convention was called to otder and its objects stated by J-M. Nevins, Chair­ man of tbe Couuty Committee. On motion, N. Bailey was chosen Pres­ ident and H. Wright Secretary. Tbe Chair appointed J. H. Munroe, R. J. Grant and O. C. Bates, a Commit­ There has been introduced into the tee on credentials, which Committee after rebel Congress a sat of resolutions, which •xaminatioo reported the following mem­ are designed to inform lbs cowards cf the bers present: North upon what terms they may have •Hastings—John Roberta, D. Striker, peace. The Kalamaxoo Gatelte, hereto­ N. Bailey, R. J. Grant and G. W. Milla. fore regarded as one of the most mode Irving-L B. Hill, 8. W. Chase, IL rale of the white feather tribe, publishes Wilcox and D. B. Pratt. these resolutions in full, introducing them Rutland—Samuel McMurray, George witb the italicised remark, that they "probably fornhadow the future baric of Van Arman, S, C. Prindle and Geo. W. Pock. • S tettlemenl." Yankee Springs—0. C. Bales, C. W. We make some extracts from the res­ olutions in question, /nd showing what Bsssstt and W m. P. Garrett. Johnstown—M. Coleman, J. H. Mun­ terma are proposed aa well aa what tbe peace democracy desire to announce as roe, *£. G. Cowles and W. J. Robinson. Tbornapplo—E. C. Bpargue, H. W right, Tbe preamble seta forth tbe wrongs George Russell, and AJpbeus M. Hill. On motion the report was accepted sufftred by the South, and the misappre­ hensions existing at the North, even and Committee discharged. On motion, Leander Lapham, V. -75. among tbe friends of peace, relative to the “probable basis of future settlement.” “The people ef tha North who wtel> to see the end of tbesa b.wtilltie* and tmnte lea must, first of all, agree 16 'a rraywilion of the Confederate Statei. Without that, the war - ..*>._ ___________ supposes such recognition. Northern apeculati«m upon a general conventien of States ia, therefore, mere a»o*nspoken. They mill be read U every houetkoU xAtiu, so long a* the South remains un­ milk a remtli that will yeteefteble the pal conquered.” fry of thou who lead in the war for our eubiugation. • • • The leavan ia working I" - Tbe 2d, 3d, 4lh end 5th resolves we print entire, as follows: 2. “White tbs Confederate States of America are not at all responsible for tbe existing war, and have bean at all time* ready to participata in such arrangement* aa would be best suited to bring it to a dose, in a manner oonalatent with tbeir own safety and honor, they could not consent to an armistice of a single day or hour, ao long as tbs incendiary proctema mation of the atrocious monster now bearing rule in Waahfagton city shall re­ main unrevoked; nor could tbe Govern­ ment of tbe Confederate Slates agree to negotiate at all to regard to a suspension of hostilitiea, except upon a basis of a formal and unconditional recognition of tbeir independence. 3. “Whenever the friends, of peace in tbs North shall grow strong enough to constrain Abraham Lincoln and bis flagi­ tious Cabinet to withdraw th* proclama­ tion, and propose an armiatioe upon the basis aforesaid, the Government of the Confederate StatM will be ready to accede to said proportion of armtetioo with a view to a aettismsnt of all eateting diflioulliee. 4. "Should peace at any time be bro’t 'about, the Confederate States of America would freely consent to the formation of a just and mutually advantageous com ___ .______ __ _ *11 * L * C.*,** “There Is, however, evidently tn .thu west, and particularly hi Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, a strong opposition to tbe present war upon the South. The tone of the press in those States, the public meetinge.aad the Democratic Conrentione, all prove this conclusively. This feeling doe* not display itself a* boldly opposed to tbs war per te, but assumes the form of-opposition to Abolitionism, coercion and subjugation. It would not be sale to exhibit it otherwise, for in that event the individuals giving expression* to It would soon find themselves Incarceratsd within the walla of some Yankee Bastite, and their opposition thus speedily and effectually crushed out. But by profes­ sing devotion to the Union, tbe Consti­ tution and tiie administration of Abra­ ham Lincoln, they can organise thorough­ ly for work, and thus secure a way to triumph io tbe approaching fall ciactions.” Said the Richmand Enguirer the spe­ cial organ of Jeff. Davis : “It is gratifying to discover that high spirited intelligent public men in several uf ths Norlhworstern Stats* have of late become exceedingly active in their en­ deavors to discourage and suppress tiie ferocious war.spirit heretofore raging among their fellow citixens, and that tbeir honest and patriotic efforts have been al-, ready attended with tbs most marked Such a proclamation as that recom­ mended in the resolution referred to this committee. It is confidently believed, would have a tendency to greatly slrsngtbau tbe efforts of the advocates of peace in the Northwestern States, be cal­ culated to bring those Slates quickly into amicable relation with the States of the South, withdraw them ultimately alto gother from their preeent political con­ nection with tbe Statue North and East, with which they have really so little in common, and thus enable us to dictate from Orangeville. On motion Wm. Burgher’ was aubeti- the termc of a ju»t and honorable peace from the yrtai commercial emporium of toted in place of C. B. Burton from Has­ that repion, through whose influence main­ tings. ly has this wicked and unnatural war On motion O. L. Ray was admitted as been thus far kept in progress.” delegate from Hope. Ought not such compliments coming On motion the Convention proceeded from our country’s bitterest enemy, to to ballot fur delegates to tbe Republican dudleoge our attention and make all Stale Convention, which resulted in the honest Democrats pause before the great 1 selection of Julian Fish, Frank Allen, gulf of accession yawns and swallows ■ O. L, Ray and R. J. Grant aa such dele- them up 1 No well informed Democrat can Tha Convention next proceeded to continue to act with the peace organisa­ elect delegatee to the Judicial District tions in these times, without knowingly Convention, to bo hold at Ionia on the lending his influence to traitors. 20th Inst The following names were And all the talk, about ‘‘compromise,” tbe choice of tha convention for such del- “armistiea," ‘‘convention” ••amendment PKIDZ Of NEW TOBK. The Hew York Mercury- ading fleet outside, in which—if we may believe the story as told by tbe rebels— two national gunboats were sunk, another crippled, and tbe wb>>lc blockading fleet dispersed. The rebel fleet was ouramsnded by Commodore Ingraham, who was on board the Palmetto State. He attacked the Mereedita and sunk her, and all on board are supposed to bavo perish­ ed, with the exception of CapL Stellwagen and a boats crew. There is a vague report of another gunboat having been sunk, and a number set on fire; but It appears to have very little foundation.— All this accomplished, the rebel fleet re­ turned to Charleston, end reported tbe entire blockading fleet destroyed or driv-, en off. and a joint proclamhfcn wo* is­ sued by Beauregard and Ingraham, as commanders respectfully of the land and naval farce* dedaring the blockade raised. It appears, however.'that nn the same evening some of our blockading vessels were again discovered outside, and the next morning some twenty vessels were off the bar—ao the raising of the blocked. • as only for a very brief period. Indeed, tbe whole rebel story bears evidence of tbe moot grus* exaggeration, and we have as yet no definite advices from reliable sonrpsa. Very little confidence ia to be placed in the rebel account a Under the ci ream stances, the greatest interest must attack to Gen. Fosters expedition, against Cbsrlecton and Wilmington. Letter* from Newiiern of tbe 27th, inform u* that on the 26th, tbe vast fleet that ha* for some time been rendezvousing at Besefort astssiL Beeidea th* targe fleet of irnn-clad* and war vessels, there were 60 Urge steam transports, carrying over 70.000 soldiers, snd_ over 150 schooner* teden with supplies^ tbe whole forming without exception the most tremsndous expedition ofjhe war. CHOFID KAMM, JACT. LffiB. SUXXUM, tm. _ Lansing, Feb. 7. In tbe Senate yesterday, the bill allow­ ing tbe Lafayette Society of Detroit to amsad ita articles, was finally passed, m well as the bill to extend the time for collecting taxoe in Redford and Spring­ wells far 1882—both bilb to take imme­ diate effect-, fa the House tha following bills were passed: To establish a State read in Lapeer county ; bill relativa to tbe elec­ tion of Superintendents of the Pour; bill for the construction of a bridge across the Menominee river. The discussion ou tbe Rreolutions upon the State of the Country was resumed by Mr. Beakas. Everybody expected bis weald be the speech of kb party, but it was a euegtemeration of nonsense, deliv­ ered in a stem maring. stuttering tone, with numerous bars between the statten- last we.k gathering up Undo J clothes and wearers thereof. So q<| was th* business managed that mncl citsment was avoided. and eleven ao I ware arrested and on Thu raday I eoeveyed <• Detroit to await fa Tns Caoone.—At the Republican! out rm Saturday, H. Bronson was eJ Chairman and J. M. Nevins Sucre] Yom Msststsr for tMaysarilMS) vrlU i>2i.rr iu rterv luxury o4.Follw. IjUr-tar* t| before 11 i» iu. OMtari «f apeeolatiMi; jrwrAXTS&.TAt’St % 8UIM for a quarter at a eaetuty; aed Mite 1 J. Roberta. D. Striker, N. Bailey, 11 Grau. G. W. Mills and C 3. Bl were elected delegates to the Col Convention. I Lacrtrat—Rav. J. M. Peebles of I th Creek, delivered a very eeturtl lecture on Temperance, to a crmJ bouse on Saturday evening. The roil facts in regard to bia I Smith’s] unpopularity, being that whll was his worst enemy.—Pioneer. I Need we adduce .any further pl dwr U> Ua remradn. and tbe vin*gs eeWt-mi ter lo ifiv cleric arornd the atoee. h I. familn to tka sictit of ersvy uurtf. wetnua sud child i ear century, sad teererttarsWtacnter, ia ae •rat oma tries at Ear**. Tbs Xair You Maae at ia alee idealised with th. rraadeai puriotie or th. »«. for asvoral raraibrra oi ita brilia Staff bald l.i|th rank La our nobl. arm., .ad ha. .. . i. .. --..-J . Of the Aomiti ingratitude 1 fades is highly probable that it baa a mu I epitaph in store for tbe political tc atone of him who so lately boasted on aid to that paper, jowl so soon as he » become powerless fur further patron I Mr. Wright, and every other iatl gent man knows that parties having I vurtising to do. can order It where tl Hew Advertisements. choose, foe.—Pioneer. Wo arc eellecting evidence of the eel New-York, Feb. 0.—Tbe steamer Ro­ anoke, from New Orleans 28th and Ha­ vanas SlstulL, arrived thia eveniug.— New Orleans news is very meagre. The Delta says accosnto from tbe rebel army al Port lludvon end ciwwhere show a most deplorable state of affairs among them, the mon only being kept from mu­ tiny by promises of peace within thirty days, Tbe fid lowing are the rebel dispatches. Sabino Paas, on C. 8. Gunboat Bell, I January «l, 1863. f proper lime, prove that the officer v l in thee* timee^ with his official patron I supporta a paper devoted to ths intenl COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. Ail pvraou bnl»j eliini tbe of the rebels, dose it from eboico not from compulwon. ; eeaMsAsrs tareby netifled sad requrelud to Ae reterda tbe unjustifiable (!) and fl charge of .disloyalty, it is no more til we or any other democrat might exp I from such a disunion, radical abuiit source.—Pioneer. ' It is no more than ysu might exp l Captain—We met the enemy this morning in the Gulf of Mexico. Whip­ ped them, and brought everything to Sabine Pass. I fought them ten guns to our one. W e have captured two vessels, fypm any respectable source. Tar rr sv All Mxava—If any ef <1 reader* have been troubled ternake Hfl and uniform biscuit, Il Is mors th I probable they do not uee DeLand fa C- A LECTURE I am here waitlnr farther«> io -sro-unsro rutsisri not eome back into the Union on any terms. Can one party alous make a Chemical Selarateu. That ia a pure d tide, not detrimental to health and av fa its effects. Try it by all mean*. | EW 11ABNES9 SHOP. solemn oompromile I lf it can, will it be more binding and sacred on the Southern Special Dlspetah to tbe Adv. & Tribune Dtaaam* Aaacsno.—Copt. ll Dseiaun, of the 1st Cavalry, was in I fallacy and falsity ofthe above,if It re! tu legal advertising. Ws will, at I of the Constitution” foe., is the merest N. Bailey, D. Striker D. B. Pratt and gsbbla if they art ignoran^and tbe deepest oners. 0. C. Bates. treason if well read. Because, from the Moved and carried that delegates tina­ day the war commenced to the present, ble to attend the respective Conventions, the rebel leaders have told us they would be authorised to appoint substitutes.’ H. Wxiqrv, N. '* “ BarurT, ’ President. Secretary. THE Baid tbe Augusta -(Gn.) Cbnetiiutio^ the public sentiMent of the South; and Buck and Abel Simonds were admitted^ that to correct these misapprehensions, aa delegates from the township of Maple it the object of tbe reoolutions. Tbe Grat Grove. Castleton—M. J. Lathrop. sentence of the first reeolwticn is in the On motion, Albertus Brown end Geo. following language: L “There is no plan of reconstructing fl. Brooks were admitted as delegates what wai formerly known as tbe Federal Union, to which tbe people of tbe Confed­ erate States will ever consent” BOUNTY. BACK PAT, J-KNS1OK*. conscience than the United Slates Con­ stitution cemented all ever with the Mr. Ray mend, of tbe New York The denies that Burnside wrote his fa mo I letter concerning the Fredericksburg bl tls under any preeswra. He wrote it | bia-awn free will, declaring to bis six. that wo man should b«r mi ounce of ri .spoesibilKy that belonged to him. memory of common sufferings, common dangers asd common glories 1 Any fool knows better. Tbe only object Demo­ cratic lewder* have lu uttering all this K. B. ■- twaddle about “armistice" foe., is to per. Iieh tbeir Southern Confederacy. They know as well as tbeir rebel “brethren” D->«] that a suapenaion of hoetilittes would prove a final abandonment of the war. man who prates at this time of peace on any other terms titan unconditional submisaion I Unweloome foot, as is the truth, there Is no hope for peace but through destructive war, bunco the more vigor in its prosecution, the sooner we shall have that ail most daasre perms- .pain is experienoed, «• matter whet ms I belts cause, will raltere the p«ticnt.-| ■This foot ie readily ascertained by a aid gio-trial, if sieaed with Cold Chills, Sbri •ring. Pain in the Hoad, Loins, Baet /Ls«B,Boereb, Disrrhreo. Celia. Maul BLACKSMITHING. have brought forth its Intended fruit.— "Bpot” the ; LET US WEIGH FACIB. : Radway’s Ready Relief if need wtel su/jheir ‘ Southern brethren" to estab- A thotement is eaid to be we sktag to tbe eoastnistion efamil * ’ by ito Saw Tbe Subscriber is prepared to do ail fctads H week is hte tw*^ at abort econo and to < wW afcsd imreudiete sase. are! prevsr. severe iltoeea. Ila uas will not Iftterfer I with tha action of any other medicinr but will h all --------- �DRUG STORE!!! foretime was very rapid; aftalwarda it slackened, but continued at intervale till 0 this morning. Owing to tha fog, the Roberts & Striker, matto, as Omtnandvr of tbe fleet." “This morning, tbe gunboats Palmetto Stete and Chicora, accompanied by three small steamers, alt under command <if > Commander Ingraham,, made an attack an th* blookadvra, and suoeaededjn sink- “Charleston,-Jan. N.-*Our gunboats Palmetto Blatemd Cbieora have reached the wharves. They were euthuaisstical- Yqtl ?otua. ci tiaena • bo had eseembiid to greet them, Salute* war* fired from the furls and. batteries. Not a man was hart on win Tua Dbaft, under N. Ban.iT, Oom- side, and our gunboats were nut struck.* miaaloner, ia progressing quietly—aa w* mi mmi. go to pram, (Tuesday P. M.) Dtsa*ms Aasnrrao.—Capt. EL C. Daniaun, of the 1*1 Cavalry, was hi town Mat week gathering up UoeU Sms’* GROCERIES elotbee and wearer* thereof. Bo quietly waa the bumneaa managed that much ex­ citement waa avoided, and eleven soldiers were arrested and on Thursday were cnaveyed\<a Detroit to await further Taa Cadccs.—At ths Republican cau­ cus on Saturday, H. Bronson was elected Chairman and J. M. Nervin* Secretary. J. Roberta, D. Striker, N. Bailey,It. J. Grant, G. W. Mills and C. 8. Burton were elect*! delegates to the County Convention. " -• Lacruas.—Rav. J. M. Peebles of Bat­ tle Creek, delivered a aery entertaing lecture on Temperance, to a crowded bouse on Saturday evening. give sotlcs to IhejMraon* iatorsatod la a •stato, of the pendancy of said petition i rtS'-vsifi stone of him who so lately boasted of hi* aid to that paper, just ao anon aa he shall become powerless for further patronage. Mr. Wright, end every other intelli­ gent man'knows that parties having ad vertising tn do .-tin order it where they cbooee, &C.—Pioneer. We are eellscting evidence of tbe entire fallacy and falsity ofthe above,if It refer* U> legal adv*rti»ing. We will, at the proper tune,.prove that the officer who, .1___ — _:.L Li______ St-I-i supporta a paper devoted to the interaata of the rebel*, does it from choice and not from compulsion. aar." a aewapapar, printed and circnlallai aald aounlv of Barer, for thraa auecaaalra wn •immadiatelv previoia to aud day of bearing. SHERMAN C PRINDLE, (Atraaeepy.) janSl ' Judge of PreUii “Ch«rle*ton. Fsb. I.—Gee. Beau re­ gard and Commodore Ingraham, aa com menders of tbe land and naval forces, have issued a joint' proclamation dated Jot. tL^eehring tbabl«ehada ofCbarUw ton raised,tbe entire hostile squadron hav­ ing been sunk, burned or destroyed, by a superior naval fore* of the contedarate*. ••Yesterday P. M., Gen. Beauregard placed a ataanier at the disposal of tha foreign Consuls to see fur themselves that nu blockade existed. Thu French and Spanish Consul*, accompanied by G»n. Ripley, accepted the Invitation.— The British Consul, with the commander of the British war ateamer Petrel, had previously gone five milev beyond the Tbe roil feet* in regard to Lie [H. Smith'*] unpopularity, being that whiskey was hie worst enemy.—Pioneer. Need we adduce any further proof of the Pio^uer'e ingratitude 1 Indeed, it ia highly probable that It baa a similar epitaph in don fur the political tomb­ Oemicol Soleraitu. That I* a pore ar tide, not detrimental to health and sure in its effect*. Try It by al! mean*. frmiYi'it!-R3Tr tp’kp'K'lMIiICRT Aid Ceeklig Extracts, ate eoxn\LO%cd rate, and I^oxjocy^uX. root* and veAxteA maVe Xntxn rVooAe. STATIONERY, PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, Ac.. Ae. 53 v ■R.o'bocVh SX.ovft.o.eV. 'BX.Vtc.va Dyes «*r sbslvsa msy be]bead all of tbe \loov xnan'% VrUnd. ate PATENT MEDICINES at the d»J- Ivsujysisuof 9C.HUNDU. Jadgs ofPrubat Uevarytbuig m our line boegfclslaaydee*. Glv “By. StowuLcXx. ‘BVttt't* 131. "BkoVtoeV* \ < fttOY\\ac\\ 'Rx.XXq,*» art \Yix. TkcXv man'* SoXacs. and Contort. Furtrees Monroe, Feb. -I.—Richmond papers of the 2d and 3d inst. are received. They give an account of the affitir off Charleston, substantially the same as published, with the following: “Richmond. Jan. 31.—Tbe Secretary of Slate has notified the British and French Consuls in this city that ho has received official ^formation of the open ing of the blockade off Charleston." Tbe editor of the Dispatch, says bo learn* that a steamer was deepatched froth Charleston after raising the block­ ade, to Nassau, to inform tbe British au­ thorities there of tbe tack It is under­ stood that official notice ia being given of the opening of the blockade. It eanaot be removed until sixty days previous notice bar been given to neutral maritime : Governments. , CHANCERY SALE. "Dr. ■Bb.obaek'e . ftXowvo.eX'v ‘BX.kkex* knvvaotaXE \\kc wok anil dt&AvXaUd. XJt. *Sk.o\)cxV« *. ftXowvo.c.\v 'B’tVle.t* WATCHES & JEWELRY, rpHE UCDBARD BROS, Nos. 65 A rXuMQ JL Strvn, New Tort, MiBulsstoren sod I»porwri or sll tit Lading. Bieb sad coal popular style* ofWAvan* **4 Jswslst, being delsrtnloed Rnrgrlae of Rebel*. Tar rr bt Ail Mhxws.—If any of our Trader* have been troubled to make light and uniform biaeuit, it i* mor* than probable they do not use DeLand At Co's TXvrae, ’BX-VuK'S ate. tuft oReve&Xo XVw. y-uJoVit as d TOAdvckac. vA\.\. w>n a\.\. “AU fcAvUa P v» \xevr VS," VjuX a* a TOcac&aX a«ca\ — a g,t«aX. ■BvC^aXator oS ' "i'n. X\\t -'BAxow* a\.VtrvcX» WmIL dad SoAtkWure da%, 5°* a Vovt^j Xvratl, TVEPENTINB AND ALCOHOL. wvwcXv \ui«.d«.d qv. artvcXc o\ Slo'taae.'d. *BAlexa, vAAcXx, takc-vi vev ^aaxAAu*, atkd aX>X\vl ivrax., at* ar FOB MECHANICAL AND ajttDICTXA a wrt \vccvc(\Vvl fClNttWXLTjB Silious Fever,. Fever arui jfigrte. Liver CoTTZplai-ni, CDyspepBia,, Inazgeetion, Jaundice, ’• Kidney Qcrmpla.inie, and a\k <$ a iwrad<at noXure. Also a grMt variety of tbs "Wcne. 'B’Wt.e.v'v - tbe utiiurpesrtd Lew Prieee fejlswlsg: MAGIC TIME OBSERVER, being a Henting -- - -------M » <■> . r Naahvilla, Tenn., Feb. 4.—Stoke*' Taoneaaee cavalry and one Kentucky regiment dashed upon a camp of rebels at Middleton, fifteen miles weatul Murfreealmro. the 9d mat. One rebal was killed and 1Q0 taken prisoner*, fa wa. a sabre charge that took the rebel* by eurpriee. We captured all their camp rquippage, borers, wagofle, \da. Major DiHtglaa*. of D* uglass’ battalion, and all hi* officers ware taken. CHANCERY SALE dtvoc and xnake. • meXane'doX^ en\o^a\dc. SkowYueXv ’BkWc.vs ate \\xe SokAXxt** Vn.«,nd,\>v^ ^rtctrvVw^ *D\vxvAve«k, tnU'nj, ^ktuxna'WMn, etc. VTiece gitters are puT up ia quart betties, qf which the above is a fao-timil«. 27m label t* finely engraved, and. is provided with a safe-guard from oountr-feitsrs. Price FJ per bottle, or nix for tS. . C. W. ^oback, Proprietor, fta. 6 East Fourth Bt, Cincinnati, to whom FOR SALE BY The Battle at Fert Donelsoa Cairo Feb. 4.—Tbe Captain of the steamer Bowen, from Paducahj reports a most brilliant, success at Forfi, DunalDund- On* battery of four gun* the rebel* In an overwl-' but our men rallied and — -- — enemy's lose is reported at 135 killed and 50 taken priaunara and wounded.— Forresl ia aaid to be wounded. Col. McNeil waa killed. Tbeir number waa estimated al from 3.000 to 4,000. From below . wn-J*»• WsWn that all the division* have arrived in front of Vicksburg, except Logan’s, which is expeotad aoon. ' Bpvcial DlspatebM to lbs Adrertiaar A Tribuns. LET U8 WEIGH FACTS. Cairo, Feb. 4.—Advices from Vicks Redway’s R-ady Relief If need whan, .pein ia experienced, no matter what may burg toThursday afternoon say Chat GOT. be'it* cause, will relieve the patient.— Grant reached Vickibuag that morning. ■Thia fact i* readily ascertained by a sin­ A conference was immediately held as gle trial, if rienad with Cold Chilb. Shiv­ to the beat mode <rf operations in the ering. Pain in tbe Head. Loins, Baek. The projectof cutting another canal, Lag*. Bowsta. Diarrhea. Crfia, lUmn ^nation of tfec 8u>ma«h nr Beweh, Hand-, larger than the ft.r me7 one, being diacusaed it waa agreed upon. It i* confident­ ly elated that, with a large force al com­ mand, it could be completed in four day*. The whole boree shoe opposite Vicks­ burg ia in Federal possession. Got*. Grant, Sherman and McCIsmand, rode oyer it Thursday, making a personal re- To Destroy------ Muequtioee and Flees. To Destroy------ Insects on Plant* and Fowls. -insect* on Animals, dto. -Every form and apeeies of Vermin. a=fst2tf!l rar* Sea “Coatar’s" advertisements ia thia paper fur the destruction and utter extermination of ail kinds and species nf Temin. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE J^ySold in Haanraa, Mich., by Ronam.dr Steskku, and by tbe Druggist*,Grocers and Storekeeper* generally. MORTGAGE SALE CHANCERY SALE. । TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Th* Ort OW. �LOW PRICES” GBAMfcSPAULDIIG lot of toga, sad the oom only bt ought M seats per bushel, the weather befog colder. The third week, same month, with same lot ef hep, corn hvoegtet 40 canto, and the weather still getting colder. The fourth week aassc n above, er.rn MOT 0®lffiPaOTT3©H DOUtUXSOrTUBE; patwp, ttMsh tad been fol ia tte tJd on eon in the eob." . This lol was neighed sad fed sa above, the five weeks of December, snd the corn fod averaged 98 eeotoa teahcl, fee weath­ er being aboet Ito came as the last. This lot wsa tried again in the middle of Jan nary, the corn fed for that week aver aging only five cento per teabd ; at that time the thermometer slued st aero. Th* same lot was ixfad agiuu and joct'beld their ows, the tbermometor being below Sutitas DARLING'S BXooA av»A VAX* fa s^to ^wv ahAs the sect by ssedtoSag asoryatpartial, of of Dweess JUST RECEIVED 'Bloody LfVER REGULATOR after the middle ef November,* noises tbe price is very lew. It will not pay to find fuel in tbe shape uf corn to keep bogs or other stuck warm m winter. We sb-.uld either fatten early, or provide oom forts bls sheIter and accommodations for our swine, ate. Unconditional DA BUNG’S took I Is it not amueing to see abme roan farm it without tha necessary artieleo! We will mention a few of the moot needful: First, a plow—areal plow—a »1hIplow—with which yoo ean do a large amenntof work well, and with ease to joorwlf and team. Second, a grind stone—one that will stand alone, and will revolve without making you crosseyed. And when you get, aao it; grind op everything that waa made to grind—the hoc*. spades, shovels, bay­ knife, axes, chisels. butcher, bread and carving knives, and keep them sharp, and you will save tpany a kack-acbe, and complaints from them that u»e them.— Third, a hay knife. Probably not onehalf the farmers hare ibis useful article tool, and three fourths of tbase who have, LIVER REGULATOR ■ “’rteKZ^SL'ESCRIBE FOR TDK BANNER! anV-k>. Jflun OMssaeee, Sill JfAeum, e^kiU», Obi Sorts, JJArumaXism, flfoh Hfa-faahs, User Cfam^Uint, Pbwer afa Ltw.crehws, .Rsvsai’t Cb^f '■ faots tt.JfotAeeyaH.-e. Turners, Eruptions, Pkts, Ssrg/Weua Cbosumption, I I I*I I A ktasvyv. lewiiviag every efatnwtfae, reetons a asters! sad bvslik? eetfoe ia Uw vtui ocjsas.— Iltosssperior * FAMILY MEDICDTE, Meeh better thou pile, sad Steeb easier to taka. JBIKDUOID TOBES. Is a sewncr taste sad diorviic; ssssOswi eases of ton s< spptoite, Satiileerv, fawste wva BH4. trrvsLlAritte.. pas fa lbs .4. ssC bow. bhad. yvwtofaf sad blrvdioj ydcs. sad («n REAL' THE F0IX01HX0 TT8TIM0XT; "Wo^iWkc a W8 & 8E®, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! 19*0. Is tbs spring efl*M I task a errors cu!d w h b fadscsd s Vtolont fcrver. 1 tea* twe dooes PAAZJ.Vff-S LI VER REGUL A TQR to Ctatotofa^ b*4 ton talfadrti err seal nUfa: I tosefali astfaag tfB Macs. Otis Btadtoy, lee.. IM less ssth Mroet. K. T, writoe; Aaf uTlfaO^l bed a Meelty wttblbo 8h to tks Asus.—Ashee is not only a good manure, bat it fa dangerous stuff when oct of ptaea. Many a time we turn beard or known ot bouses taking firn from as Im left in out-bousce. or in the cellar in barrels. Ones we knew of » cellar stairway burning down to tbe greet danger of tbe booaa, from a barrel of ashes left too near. No matter bow old it may be, fire will eomet-mee originate from spontaneous oombustion. The beet way is to have a brick aeb-bin of DoU^l Liver RegnJwr. sufficient site in tbe cellar; then all will be safe. Ashes should bo frequently fa afcrdmg ntofatata rfa-f. It fa a Bweeufh removed from stoves or firs-plaoea, as Meer ndlilkiei m the draft fa better and the aeete when Ma Tewa& "f Bmklya. writoe. “Ttorwyy ImU kU » Mvsrvsttert Amsaatm or M arcana.—The fol lowing conclusions were adopted at the di sowwin as on manures, at tbe State Fair st Watertown: I. Manure which consists chiefly of the droppings of animals, should be ap­ plied aa anon as practicable to tbe soiL 8. Maseru coctfating largely of straw, cornstalks, or other fibrous staiter, should to firwt retted to become foe. GROCERIES HARD-WARE no, whfab fa too aJt to be tbe mm « TiVooA ax\A lAwcv VAX-, Tjrpbfad. and other redaeiM foven, (key are Ba­ nner to quiais*. Tbeir isleswes sSifa fa ever toeeeteetyetn^netreUsa. atrwyOsa fag, ^iLTfaHh^mite?."uTS "BVooA VwA'Jvtv, -iS-7 wD my they are LOCAL NEWS. AND Q«>oA Ut&tvMi, and ywi ahoeM try tbeea before getag Uta everdoebtodyoewm *OoW.\A ’CAO VtVOTi. aBESSSSSSS DRY GOODS! FOR SALE BY Stacks of Clothi AVOID BALINS PURGATIVES. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-02-18.pdf b2bc45d1c06f3c7100fcdc096962fbcd PDF Text Text '“site'' tat—«»i»f ’ .'UBAVVWS. VOL. 1 HASTINGS. BARKY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1863. jCtt iaxtiip $m«, w HWttttfa tvMi yrxDMxsDiY. it . saaritree, sakmt cooxtt, micxiwui iteetf to Asking. Guv. Brows df «• gia defisd and beat ths Confederate Gc eremsnt os> the wcMMfaa > of eoMOripti within that State. Owv. Vanes hl* tessa oum “beefesd ia d*wu“ «■ a aim! .-- ■« W *,-«-■ . '.■KBS? I- in tdrertixfaj tbsh I VcAv^catt* I ered upon him from I X\xc CoMxxVr^. [■.ct i\v\X | the not of I >i •*»*«, | «n>el* of .Lipnnty I AS\oo4, I of tb* bodv depend* I U.zxL , | oned. the body drags 'yphitii We quote a few reseat Southern prices current. Country butter al Mobile is 75 to 90 coni* a pound; coffee, 33 50 a pound ; flour, 050 to t56 a barrel; salt, 080 a sack. There ia not a carpal left in Mobile, Savannah, or Augusta; they are all grms for army blanket*. The 8<>atbern newspapers cost 02 50 a nv'-Dth. Al Richmond, a* resd in their Gidgresa. Jan. 30 butter is tl 50 a pound, &>ur *22 a barrel, applejack 115 a gallon, potatoes •5 a bushel, upper leather *3 50a pound, sheeting* 11 75 a yard, coarse jean M a yard, and good grey woolen 028 a vard, roars* shoe* 015 a pair, and bool* M0 a pair. Prices like these prevail all over the Sooth; and the commodities named often rennet ba had al all, bccaus* they are not there. Their military situation is about aa forbidding. A rebel letter taken at Murfreesboro save (Je/or« the l>attle, remember.)— “Things ars evidently going against us here. Th* tide of misfortune* commenc­ ing with the nnsucresaftil attack on Cor­ ROUEBTE Ac WTRIKEB, inth has not turned yet." Another sim­ CALEBS fa drop, mediefam, patent awdj 1 cfaM, pafate. cite, turysalta*. bursfag geld, ilar letter *ay*. to| da not see any possible i Hauonu dre-ctnffa. arlndow-atsM, putty, gro­ ss. Btattonsry, *sd fancy srticic. Stars i* gajtixgs’ ^usiutss Jintlng. A VAVs thorough pili* fl .a fad. . • . ix>n the Liter, *x< in extent aa that fa* mW it* tanner ednto be the csss w»h .EBY The condition of the rebels fa flea of extreme exhaustion; such a* only the utter desperation of ruffians at bay or martyr* at the slake could endure.— Which title fa du* to those who would rebel a slave aristocracy Into life by war, the world may judge. Their strength and resources are strained to the ex­ tremes! point of endurance; ar* oo th* very verge of collape* from intrissic weakness; and It fa their own cxpvctatlun to oollapae under the pressure they feel, unless tbo dissensions of tbs North shall afford them prompt relief. Die rebels have never hoped or ex­ pected to kria by fore*, to figkt their way alone.by war to recogi itiou; and they 1 do not n<>». From the have relied on outside I design was to aeiae the surprise^ and keep ft by _* help of pro­ slavery Democrats of the North. Their ---------- f,---------- — mid wived lain national life by Dngland, the Mrs. Gamp of Europa And their third and last hope la a return to their first, via., a re I lane* upon their old allies the Democraiic party at the North, aad political dlaewyiutie. /*. ,. We may observe In paining that this one fact of reliance oo external strength is of itself proof that the rebel* are not entitled to independence. Nothing Is clearer than that the international rule that Might makes Right la Revolution. Otherwise, any district may rebel when ever It can gel foreign instigation and help. In these circumstances, they have but one thing to do, and they are doing ft.— They are keeping up their courage and sustaining their exhausted strength by watching the progress of the disloyal Democrats at the North. 77.r AicAmor.d Jfaour’rrr announced in joyful capital* that Gov. Beynxiur had announced that the Proclamation would be resisted and tbstan alliance waa to be proposed between the South and the Tlw Richmond Eraruxtr of Jan. 20th show* that th* “Yankees have kept all the territory they have got, and have steadily prt^reesed in ronvnest at a rate that will eat up-lbe whois Confederacy in one more yearthat the •'Yankeea are in great farce in the vgvy heart of the C«-nfederacy; have much te encourage them in the prosecution of tbs war, and we not a little to excite rorfaus apprehen­ sion* a* to the futureand conclude* thnt the Southern armies must have 100.­ VRTICK OF THE PEACE, Will Ittesd i»th* 000 men more in two months, or else the. collection of debt* and «11 mh«r Lusioms reltel csn«c is Inst. p«rtaiatajrta bit eftee with fidelity m< pn-sntMSU <>*C» opremw Umtge's Uotei. Orsagsviio The Ermuintr of Jen. 27, after recapit­ Mills, B.rry eosnty, ti c*. _______ ulating all the *4eet stories about the ronfnsivn In Northern finance*, quarrels stAnngal us. etc., enn rome to no plot* snjvr conclusion than this: "tiiat the“Yankec forces now in tha field ar* very great, that they will 6ght. and thdl there is no use in talking about peace until they ar* whipped, and well whipped. When we rememlier that allboiigh with revere ee every now and then^lhe roorue of, the UtratOUS *s<t Surgsvo. Dw.Hlage»Bro*d- Union armies haa on the whole been one ■ »y, unr the Court Boux®. of advance and victory. It will quickly appear what hopea.enii be left of the fuH. J.“HAffBYIRTMCIAX. SCHGEOX i»d Aebsebsar ; <H- | tore irum *urh a past. The w*r is to be derided in the Sonthfa* ever smith’* Drag Store a^adyrne Block. i ■Uugi. Nichirsn. Ot&eo boors from » to It . west, and that far various reasons; be i cause tb* rebri territorv In Virginia is I- one of the strongest defensive territories in the world; l-ecause in the west the denial Inteltncddliug of Washington is r.lieent ; betanse tl.e Northweal is the heart of our country, tn-J will, have an open Mississippi.; because the main reb­ el artery for military supplies comes through th* Southwest, crossing the Mississippi at Viekshurg. Now, a large parcel at the official teicgram* of Gnu. Hindman in Arkansas from the middle of November to the middle of December,; 1862, waa taken the other day at Van j Buren by Gen. Blunt. They contain a perfect picture of destitution, military weakness, discouragement, and hopeless­ ness; a full ronfosuion that the game is J X CXxtMtVX. Davis’s uwn barbariM proclaaatloa that Union ofifasrs were to ba handed over to be bung under Blate tews, in oonsequeooe of the prod amatiun of Jan, 1, was repu­ diated by bis own Congress, aad quite knocked in lb* b**d by our capture of Arkansas Post, which gave u« a heavy majority of prisoMra to retaliate o*. The public amHimawt of lbs rebels is rapidly becoming disheartened and di* sflected. Th* , rebel newspapers and correepoodvuc* which have been brought North trt far the last three months in­ creasingly full of complaints about their law freeing rich men from service (every owner of 20 ur mors slaves fa by hw exempt,) the Imputed inoompetaoee of their leader* and corruption «>r their pub­ lie servants, and their increasing destitu- transportation delay la starving hia comm*nd ; and thia juat ■■ ba-i* ex peeling tn march into desolated Missouri, snd should have full ration* and lasg* rsssr vs Mores. Again he says, “Our all depends on nor getting the very largsrt possible supplies of corn on thiu rtes (of the river.) It is our only hops. For God’s sake, move heaven and earth tn send u* every grain that cm be gotten, here." The whole correspondence ia fall of such phrases as : r-cr, & Bwch of thsus wn4m are nsi>*fltttly1t npiwflw, Md with Mfl'MMI w 1 certain MadL ' Ths present teUsr* of the DMuoereti ell principle whatever, and have th* ad Agate : th* poMtfesl sltaatioa to ba*tar than It has hews. The stogie fart that Mr. Weed has formally left the Repuhfl«m parte mrotota* bins, wad done rnnub tn explain Mr. Seward, and to show ax■utly wbut the loysltota are fighting managed tbe war *a to destroy the party — I*.* -- . wtn anszrvy Iwtili.— nna mo pa. xy io ti Evsu patriotic citterns ar* weary of tbs burdens of taxes, and are afflicted with the horrible waste of Uvea aad trsssunr* which ha* resulted from the feeble action and flx> I ish lenity .the vesting advene**, the awful downees of th* moral growth of the Government. Even good citlxeo* —In lutcsitfoc—may b* found who wMe- No bnneet Democrat will follow hie party into mob law and threatened mur­ der. Wood could not get even the nomination at Alhanv for this reason ■nd no other. And If the Western Demoenita try like vinhn*. they will In all human probability find ho better eueeeae. Moreover : the strength of the North is even now nnt materially Impaired.— While It feels that men are absent and bean used by th* Daoucratio heders with a boldnsea, promptitude. Mate, farseeing perception, and shrewd teetieal suodvct.of a very high order of political merit— and wickedness; fa both these folly equaling and in owny traiu reeembling the policy of the rebel government to cMl sad military administration. Tb* actual methods by wbich this oppodtfou baa been conducted, as wail as tbe lutermedfate objects sought, are quit* various, though they may ell he cteased together a* practice* which openly justify nr only faintly blame or do not blame at all, th* rebels; but find fault iwft only with th* way fa which the Govsramsut measure* are executed, but with every one of these measures tbemselrs*. They say the rebels are right Beoe*. tor Richardson, fa a recent speech at SpringfieM, m.,aaM fa so many words, that the rebellion cannot be subdued, end more trnopa. The CtaciRMb £ajvir*r ttetaHj aseerted “th* real genuine De­ mocracy of the country were never at heart for the war.” Eaton of C'Wmettl<M loudly declared that the Connecticut Democrats would not let Massachusetts troops gn through their Biate to Wash­ Ingtan. The Chlear' times and Gorinnatl Enquirer assert that there was ample csirse for the rebellion. The Republi­ can farmer (Bridgeport. Conn.) says “the 8-uth had ■ right to defend themselves.” Eastman, Democratic candidate for Gov­ ernor In New Hampshire, a lbw days ago mad* a speech from which a irtrangsr could not have teamed that there wan a rebellion. True, he said that something must be pot down. .Il was ‘abolitioniam.’ They openly plot further dismember­ ment of the Union. Il to needteas to speci­ fy from among concerted outcries of all the leading Democratic papere^nd even of messages of Governors, the incevevt and reiterated assertion* that New England abolitionism or fanaticism or radicalism began ibe war, and it responsible for it; State*, are the natural allies of the South; (hat lie proper way to end tha war fa to “reconstruct" the Union without New England. It would be ■ curious and edifying exercise to listen to a Democart reconciling hie two doctrine* of "New Eagland Out fa the OoM “and Tb* Con­ stitution as It la, end tbs Union aa It WtL, kUd., noralUat, «lr op tet Thr Rithmnd Dirpaleh of J an. >4 ba* a long article of significant exultation over the "»ign* from the Norths**!," such as th* disunion speech of Merrick at Chicago. Vallandigham'* programme of diseoutfaeefag bctilitfos, and growing fretion, aad discouragement In every joalouaie* between the West and East. pc=dbht?-Y. Tbe writer has personally a» Cllflwany AH, Maa^mtn com* Into direct collision with Beeneeratie loflocDcee Io recruiting service.— James Brook*, a member of Congress elect, declared on Dee. #0. that neither officers nor soldiers were bound to obey or respect the Proclamation ofJuuxry 1; a direct endeavor io raise mutiny fa our or false or true. Wbsi fa ths reasoa of thfa! Il ls boenuss their strsugth and They oppose tooth nd mH all meas­ hope* are fail fog together; and their very ures to counteract treason fa the North. lest chance fa, to maintain a show uf uni­ The writ of habeas corpus, they say, sen - - * - a k, !■- rrwaraewt w »'» —. ;. ana J ted resolution and strength in the field not t-o* *u«penoea oy »tn* yet a little while, until their salvation If congress had drata h. they would have shall be secured by a diveraioc by the said It was the Prreidret*. beslwaM— Northern Democrat*. They have not bee* attttoad with any In like manner, Jeff. Dasfa, in a speech punishment of a Northern traitor; not to the Miseiarippi Legislature during hi* erne. Evary Imprisonment of such a recent progrcee through tbe Southwest, impediment oMfai conspiracies, the^call insisted strongly open tbo appearaneo of good faith; Ihaeo aeperoervloe^to ott aidewi fleeter* that kite fte—lytire Proetemstlne a* a lew to null awd void, that no one need «fawy ar r**p*et ft, that the eoart* will annul It; that as a mill, tary CMBMre the euHtere will wot fight fortotitesfavsadu»otsee touted will aujrrs And the Democratic mevMWMtt Ate unable to us* its tnois.lbey have invented their present method of being eonsrvatire on anxraehic principles. An “unterrified" party, th* furious and determined makers of wars In ISIS and srith Msxkn, they now growl out “Pesc*" from under In­ congruous sheep’s clothing. Their patron ealnto were those red bot rock* of Union­ ism. Jackaoo and Douglas, and now they move esrtb and belito oom prom is* with rebel*; jurtlfy rebelHoc, make mob* and threaten murder to uphold It, and to help it the better, they scheme out an other secession. Tin terietks by which all these phna are to bo rtaiiaod into the election of candidate* are too notoriou* to require mure than a reference. Specimen* are drunken threat! of Senator Saulsbury ; the armed mob which, for the first time tn our history, forced the election of a United Slate* Senator, Buekalsw al Harrisburg ; the similar mob that tried to do the same at Albany ; The sec ret firing by reason of the war tsAom As fasows. will cqmmonly remember but very few. Nor need a bitter hum* opposition terrify the advocates *f war. 'Dtere waa one even amongst ua in the Revolution. There waa ass'in Franro to th* wars at Napoleon L; there now to those of bia oepbsw; there was one in England to the Crimean war; there was one amongst us to the Mexican war and that of 1812. A borne opposition fa a com­ mon Lneldeat of wars, and to be expected. Tbe one thing needful to prevent the present disloyxl Northern upporition from^doing harm.ia, Energy and Victory. Of the last we have had eome. and are tbi' flret justified in exporting____ , ’•f’;L_ we have had too little, but ar* gradually usir^ mom. The foreign influence upon the altitude and pruepecta uf tb* Northern loyalists is not entitled to more than an allusion ; because If the nation does its duty, that Influence cannot hurt us; and if it does not, w* shall be ruined neither lee* nor « more by reason of it. 4. tri anwiFtsreaTTOx. On th* whole, evciuwilh Ite palnfal Idejaya, obvious uneertiijn(y end beeitaftqp, manifold putties and mistakes aad retreringo of wror^ paths—or right ones, there may be traeed fa the career of tbe Admlnlstrnti'io a decidedly rising aver­ age of appreciation of the criria, of understendfog about mm. of decision in chosen leaders by merit, and In adopting meas­ ures such a* tbe times demand. Th* leuson of tbe Northern election defeats fa certainly understood. Tbe displacement of general* has been a substitution of bel­ ter and better men, although with many exception*, like tb* cases of Fremont, Hunter, Mitchell gad Butler, wrong both ■ Thia vssti akiUfid, and energetic party on priori pie and on expediency: But the machine, trading, not upon ite own mer­ first titre* would not be removed new, its, but upon the weak military and and Butler fa' entreated already to go political management#th* Admfuistra- bsek. The world moves after all. ' Hen, ba* already secured some Success. F1U John Porter fa disgraced. Pro­ htotwnMmtealbls is dismissed. Buell and McClellan ite raproeeotelioo in < ere shelved. Every now and then a list ofoAcere fa published, dfamfaued er M*h- ' the sentiment qf the lered far Had eenduct nr incompetency. otlsci of citixen*. htwrest, anger, paarion, and prejudice Th* discipline of the army grows more Upon North end StMft nMn, ft hgw dues stringont snd military.' much tn uphold slavery, ecrournge rebel­ While It Is undoubtedly the fart that lion, pretrax* the war, destroy th* liv** unless we have move victories tbe North ofpatriot* (*blefly Ite political opponents) will not give tills Administration snotber waste tbs national treasure, and dlsur- army by valumeeridg. sndTrmild proba­ gMte* political beliefs quite enough bly only yield it to drafting at anv rate, weakened snd decMtrslixod. bv sddmg it haa at fort been oonrinded that the ffl—ulnutem j--------- - -------’ slaves may fight fi>r freedom, and tb* bad enough, a_----- 1----------- - -------one thing which would hev* exploded the rebellinn cwt of right long ago if prnperiv done, fa doo* nnw; tardily, irihla be success, the Northern disloyal1 Imperfectly, trader great dfaudvantsgsa opporiUMhasadvaucufi farM th* rood Yet ft fa doo*. We eball have a negro array. Tb* bfoch roe* may fidrt hfa way to freedom; and while ha proves hfa own manhrmd. be will spnre so much Tbs earn* Administrate. fanHa which farther flsath sod Woodshed to his wbttn have created the Opposition, have from1 brethren of the North, who, whether they the beginning of th* prewm streegfa1 meant ft nrnni.h*va fa fact been fighting •onfousded tba loyalists of th* North,> ewd dying for the slava I waakuMd dtoir brods, and oectrallx.d> Tbteis St fortllritqr an the nwsj in their sflbrts. But fa Spite of all, H to1 a true eenee-, taking away He right hand, Mill atruth whiah woman will b* apt lo1 hie very footboid; sod it only need* a 1 liule more erdwrastw. waMeg until th* > white bum of the Smrtb have to area their ewn ItvittC m we <fa, end they Will �the North, wars wiwIljW Il leaders, in behalf « saaoe. In thia article 1 ______ 1 Demoursta of Michigan, more than a simple letter, soeh treatooaY>)• ee®G*ann _ ooratto tenders apoak.*ud vote fur ; aad BOITOV, BACSTAIU-BNSIONS. Fort Lafeyrtte, only to get baric to tbrir dpnatitteocy; to'chest, to delude and to MKrUMUCAM gOJUMATtOMS. Fsr J-Mee of th. Supreme Cewrt, JAMES V. CAMPMWa’ The RepubUoaa Stele CoaveaUe*. The Republican State Convention to nominate a candidate for Judge of the Nations do not die so easily. Tbe Supreme Court and Regents of tbe Uni­ \ United States has a stronger and more versity, convened at Detroit, onthe 12th vivid natioual vitality than any other na­ luaL, and organised permanently by tion on earth, because—bod aa it ifr-lt has more Intelligeut self government; electing Col. F. W. Curtenius, Preaident, and it wilt take agreat deal of killing yeL and E. R. Emmoas and A. B. Ibmer if wo interpret rightly tbe signifieanoe of Secretaries. the fact* which wo have been eajtnsraOu motion of W’fft- A. Howard *a .ting, they may bo summed as follows: Committee of heron waa appointed, '«> Tlie rebels are on the very edge of com­ plete exhaustion and defeat, lookfag to* a draft rssohilioM, consisting of W®. A. last hope iu too dtaloyal Northern De­ Howard, G. M. Edwards, E. Pringle, J. mocracy. That Democracy l«s made P. LeRoy, T. W. Ferry, Maj. J. H. Rlubnn effort to help them, with a vigor and ardsoa, and R. B. Batcher. skill on the wboio remarkable, but whore The reeoluUoas preanated and adopted, excess of illegal violeoM and >ant of central moral principle mads it lore Ite wUl be found eteewbere in tbte paper. A candidate for Judge of the Supreme court of Michigan was nominated by is still true, resolute, and andiseourwged. । And the Government grows stronger and wiser. And the war gives on ns prosperwnaly aa oould on tbe whole be expected, from past rarijviotories, toward future ones which we have a right to expect. Thus, in spite of all the evils that can be found, If we seek after them, the Prtwpeet is Good; and, more than ever, each true man is caHcd upon to strengthen bis heart, to stand firm or to go forward, and, having put his hand to this bloody plough of war, not to turn back, as he values his seif retpert, bls country, or bis God. Nj*£hristian man, we believe, ean find It In his heart to admit that the God be worship, and loves can give up this na­ tion an offering to the Slavs Meloob. There is a right and a wrong in ihM^war. And if there is any distinction betweso [' right and wrong, who will dare take ths \fidm of All Vilteieies, and put it in the •Right; and take Freedom, and put her iu ths Wrong, and cast her forth in shxrael brilol. aa follows s Hon. James V. Campbell 188 ; Usury T. Backus 10. Jud^ Campbell waa de­ clared unanimously nominated. On motion, the several Congressional <■ "The AboUtioniste bare—I mean all but Demecraia—say they don’t want tbe war to clCkM until the last negro, or until the lest one at sou Ulmoia boya. have left their hones bleaching on the battle­ field. But I aay that l don't aunt tbe seeking to subvert that Government war to alone until you Illinois boys have wliich bs our birthright; are deaobting A L.! l.'.u. .1 .A kia our fair land red carrying Mirror AT.d mourning Into buumarabls bousAoldi: And whereas, Self preservation Is tbu first great duty of Governments, aa of natural persons; tbsrsfiire 1. Resolved. That by the Constitution of . thia war, the United Stales, (be Proiident is re­ but to free quired to Uiks dtro that the lews, of kve th*; whites; to which tlia Constitution i» tbe supremo one, are faithfully executed, and to swear of affirm that ho will,.to the best of his abilttv. preserve, protect and defend tb«t Constitution; that the charter of our Union is not an abaurd as to enjoin upon the Chief Magistrate sa a dutv to be per formed at nil hsxards, that which rorres ponds to thr right of relf-def.nss among natural persons, witnow ffaliY. Acrane honorably, mxo tux mx tss roe Dtscnxadixo even Tbe shore was written by R. B. Lang DUTY; that tbe GuJatituiimi has not under ley, of Toy lorerille, Bl, to hie eow.Hafao. taken to Dxnxc and limit toe mxaks and MKAtrax of offrnse; lhat so tai as Con­ IB my regiment. gress has neither prescribed ths method of (Stood,) N. Nim. conducting the present defensive wdt, Colonel 180th III. tut nor limited It. elfccta, the President' as Such letters are being sent by tboua- Constliuthwml Com otander-ln-Chief of ends to the poldiera—by whom are they the Artsy and Navy, bound to direct ths conduct, ia upon every principle ofeesson sen11 NoA by war Democrats or Ropwblkans, or "Aboliltowwl*,"' btrt by and of tew vested with ths right uf de eiifing upon the mew to be employed; rebel sympathisers, and proelavery trailand that II isovr solemn eonvietlon that ora— Peace Democrat. I Mark th- men, Fir* DMria-Bdnrd Cl Walkir.rf Wayne. —in short, distracting and weakening tbo Seccnd District—J. E. JoJjnsourtifSL blow dealt nt sece®iou.^Liks the torire The Negro Brigade in South Carolina Drafting look place mi I in ride omiyty, on Tuesdal te doing good wry lee. It has just return sd frovn so excursion 60 miles wp the St. Marya River, to Woodstock, which toe o they burnt after n severe engagemeat— It ia said “they destroyed tba salt works STAND AAD bg which the following drafted into the United Sil SCALES OF ACL tixos. and fought libs veterans, sod repulsed a of Barry. Fifth District—Airs Sweetser, of St. Clair. . Sixth District—Thomas J. J001 In, of Genneaeeo. Henry C. Knight and Thomas D. Gil­ bert were nominated by ballet, m eaodl- ite kind, ever convened st Detroit Lansteg, Feb. IX 1863. ■ Ox ovb naw FAoa will bo found an able and very encouraging article, fro® the New York Jnd^tndtut. relative to the situation and prospects of our mill tary affairs. We believe nothing but truth ia stated, when tba waiter assarts tbo rebels in the field, but from rebels who art plotting io the rear of our ar­ mies. Let do person, who feels anything like despondency,relative to our national affaire, fhil to rood tbe artHe referred to. While Jt pointe out tbe dangers of tbe situation, it ie still fall of hope ; and akbough quite long, every part ie full of Gen. Grant finds It difficult to pt ne­ groes to work on the Vicksburg canal.— Tba darhlep re®«»bar tba treachery to which they were subjected last year, whaa after having been used, they were left to the tender ncroiai of their enraged and crael masters. Tbe War Department contemplate •ending an iron clad vessel to protect (be harbor of San Fraorisoe. Jbe CongreraionaJ Comtnittro on tire Cocduet of the War, are examining tato too cares of iMsibordianu* office" of Gea. Bururida'a late aousy. A recent meeting of Demowrtic amepiratora aaasmblad at Delano’s h New York, on toe 5to test., to tabs ■isrews when they return. “An intelligent gentleman who hae conversed with tbe different Major Gen­ erals and Brigadier Generals In General Grant's army, with tbe understanding that he wanted an expression on tbe so lion of our state legislatures in IIMobis, and ladisna, reports to me that they deprecated and denounced the Copper­ heads to a men, and compered them un favorably with Jeff. D«*!* •n<* of**.Geh. Jotn A. Logan, known through out the North west as a Democrat said: ‘•Tell them .tip at the North, for me. that we ton whip the rebels. We are going to do it, and whto we are done we err to return home. Wboh wb ‘ ' we shall yet bp strong enough . . manly punish any secession syihpaibisers or pesos preachers that we may be able to find in our way.” .. , Gen. Loomis was equally afronglnbui langwtos. Acv Jier trader*! said: “If wsnad Dick Merrick, Allsn. Robinron, Goudy, and Story of theSscwsioa Tivut, . -i WM< tk,_ known, wo’d penny. Th. incensed Ub* months, to serve per sohetitute: . . I PreHevills—David R.I ■G. Brown, Ralph S. Vm> W Burt, Wm. M Beede Norman S. Stanley. Gan. Greet h«» forbidden trading with in hia linsa, by ■peculators, previous to the redaction of Vfcksbvrg. Ha bettevw Wnlea, ilemaa If. Brew ■OupmamWniiani Lindeel ■ueh speculation demeralixing to the ar- JufereJ. Walker, Jacob d J. Bown^Usrvey Cine, J J Geo. A. Barbw.Aaron ,M Collier,’ Daniel Sheen, Wifi Rutland—J obn Well Freatoe, Eatus Rork, Maj "by, John Rork, John Man Maple Grove—VafetJ A mare W heeler, Pliny Mcj Dixon, John Stewart, J Aaron Wright, Emmersou I Yankee Springe—Isaac 11 M. Ellsworth, James T. I A LECTURE TO -^O-CTITO ME3NT 1 JtaS /WUM.tesAwW Mtepr; Xfcv ICU. A LXCTCM OX TBE X ATVER. flUULTMIXT. I My rou Peck, li l Robert A. Kelly, Geu. cl Hartwell. o-|m Mu<xdlum. I Teenday eveuipg Mr. Bal an order from tbe G.i»-ero«< I tlon,” "CoDalitotioB,’’ "arbitrary arreala” of tbe Revolution, tbsir memories will Third District—Georgs Wsilisma, of bo a stanch in every Ipyai nostril. Tbo Calhoun. Mood of.oUr breve comrades in tbo field Fourth District—James A. Sweszcy, “is offered wo be to Northern rebels, The Convention is represented aa odo tof tbo moot harmebiota sstomWagre at • There, Sir i. the damnable abelitiouie* who adminietcre toa Government.— 1br yooredvee; Districts were called upon to report can that, al thio day—when the rebellion ia didates for Regents of tbe Univernity.— well nigh exhausted, so that a Aw vigor­ Ibe following candidates were reported ous blows will malts it cpHspse like a bladder—are praiing of "Pease," Abciliand accepted : dates at large. SpectM Cor. ofthe Advertiser <k Tribune. Thia baa been a day of inteMs snitoinrot at toe capital. Propably at no Vims since Brownell threatened in tbe Hall ofRepreeeatalieea, a “bro in ibe rear,” has pditieal feeling run SO high as at tbe moment I write. AU the- after noon «as consumed by Judge Pratt, who is just recovering frbm UlnoM. After eooeiudmg bis written .peeeh, iu Which Mr. Trett referred :to the Preeideot’a FraelaasaUon, ba utterred tbe fdlowiag words taken down by me on tbs spotHe raid: - T destroy them. Bat read this Union (i) letter, and jndgs Resolved, That tb wenken the enemy and strengthen ourselves by all the meant known To clriUj-vd warfare, is a duty that neither the priceless! blood of oor soldiers hi the field, nor the eacrednees of the cause, will permit the AdmlnIstrslion to neglect. Resolved, That to deprive the rebel States and district, of 3,000.000 of black laborers must diminish tbs number of while soldiers they can hereafter mar­ shal against us, lessen tbe supplies for those already in tbe field, cripple tbe eusiuy, diminishing the hardships .and dangers oftbejoyi ., <-.—.-c useful lives, and render success certain ; snd. therefore, we endorse tbe proclama­ tion ofthe President of the United States, taeued on the first dnj of January, 1803, fit and proper in every point ofvtew. as a warmesMre; mid in taking this ground the President hae discbf.rped a duty to our brave and patriotic aoldiere,. to free InatltntiMn, and to the Constitution itoslfi ba could in do wise bars omitted, and be Is entitled to tbe thanks and support of all goad citissns. Reaolred, Put while we mnura over tbe terrible suffering mdieted by this wirited rebellion, w« rejoice in the con virtlon that God, In his wisdom, will s» the draft for fisc days, ,w 1 to psHnii tow cs nut yet drJ taneM. Bal lb«y mosru nolaa M. wjfteiS hl J I-' Tb« <feeems4 bte for nea r yawn b—n a aseaMcet membvr of th. Clmreb, andato tea. asw gm to her reward. Way aha rest lapreMOa>- fill wp their quotm. Ex have bem mad* by tbe to behind, and, although the'rtl yet all in, it is thought that1 SPECIAL NOTICES Wilf be avoided. kin prubaldo that one tri Series of Teachers' Inatitul PICTURE GALLEEY! IX JU8TIX08. Barry reeely. Mite., ie Bower* BSW belMtag.sp M doer. Tills GALLERY b.ld at Ilaatings ir>mmsdial I is made to the SeperinCrtricI SOLMEB’8 BOUNTY, BAUK.PAY, PKN81UN. AC. t T'he from B U I k*_aadeniftned. __ I-... -■ having - j T*_rereired .... Inatrtietirm. Will not cverl y oung person intending to bl under whose eyes these liml ■nd who would endeavor to I an Institute, consider personally solicited to forw* I ■nd the name, of others <1 same, to J. W. Bancroft, Pnl Union School. Il is naeesaarl SAVE YOUR BILES, RIBBONS, Ac. to this matter at once. I should by went tans surly J HKonra»Acwn wirctmtr® m EIAI. mwm Piteuime.Hsstt. te.tourt; irui eiaaka ... ths 21st in«L I • Tbs feKosring form of ptrill nend. vix; Ths undoriugi ed, TescUrtl Coaaty, or Intending to be I Ifereby, requsat the Superir-I .Public fasteuetion, to hold s| •Institute st Hastings, in which Resolved. That to long aa the rebels, with arras hi their hands, sot at defiance tbe Constitution add laws of the Ukhed shall endeavor if pnaaible to 1 To tbo above append both tJ tr'Ti.xfecX' gy-See advertisement of I ; Ssle," in this paper. Mr. Dos | who can be relied upon in all I .Ite. .n»k'.kkte>t rate.. ..him, will pet clear and perfect joBjeBDnmre, Always err rnx Barr.—Es jcotllug Sulf raws— a» the bast little for a year’s supply, aad costs but little more than the p ibastifges farther than tbe poe ttnuah more healthy. W» .tneud the Cbrmieal Sale rat us tJ �GREAT -firm! irtu. West Plains, Met, Feb. 7. To Major Gen. Curtis: The daah on Batesville baa accomplish •d all dMt was intend*.!. Am ex press is Y. PENSIONS, STANDAAD DALES r ALL KIKDS HASTINGS mswowTg -try cwvusvy orwaioa. ks*o»kiv* Marmaduke’s force* out of Bateavtll* on th* night of th* 4th tasU. killing aad wounding many, aud capturing some --------------------- _ Adama. Waring eeyj a, 4ih Missouri into Batesville cavalry, made most gallantly. , Such of th* enemy aa could not crowd ite of this Stats, wba, haring volunteered into the ferry boate swam the river, and attend the service, tones frafor tow*Marmaduke's entire fore* is on tb* ly s ben freed their nusniry’a flag aad other aide, and tha pufimta were exchang­ ing ehnt* on the looming of th* 5th iosL Waning ha* ’ * “-------.the country. < tion was only j umoe aitdaroM^, ______ . lion* to return carefully. j. W. MVlDSQi Br>g. G*u. Cmuamum Drafting look place in several town* infrfr ooogtr, cm Tuesday of last week. Lf wbieh lb* following persons wart drafted Into th* United Staten aerviee for. toow months, to eervc personally, or by submituts: Prafrievine—David R.Cook, Congdon Cairo, Feb. 13.—Tbe leva Mississippi aid*of lb* rive*, below Helena, at Yaxoo Pass, cut by our forces. It has also at Greenville, on tbe lx<ul*lana posit* Latke Providence. / DRUG STORE!!! Roberts & Strikes, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL, Ml! MW®8» Moment* of G... pteUtea^r tonnM not b. grantal. ordwvd, that said pstiltensr New York, Feb. 14.—The New York Times’ Washington dsspeteh says: The 43. Brown, Ralph 8. Van Vie* l, Charles rebel forces whiefi wnrw sent to Sexton's Wf. Burt, Wm. M Bcndder, Kdwia Tl Junction have b*en sent back to tbe tea, Norman S. Stanley, Jonathan F. Rappahannock. Tbcru arc some reasons r..> u. .I.. !■ k. Wdss, lieman H. Btewnall, Afrlburt ■Chapman,William Lindsey, Henry Starr. James F. Walker, Jacob Smith, Andrew J. Bonn, llsrvwy Cline, John B.Cramer, Ge<>. A. Barber, Aaron King Jr^ T*ni. Collier, DenivlShcan, William Wbceli r, TURE ML EHnwortb, James T. Dibble, John Harlwsll. Hope— Myron Peek, Henry Jtuktas, Robert A. Kelly^jGeu. Chandler. M*< o-lm McCvIlmn. Tudaday *v suing Mr. Bailey received an order from the ^wveroor, pnetpouiug lb* draft for five d>y *, iu bis disuretiou, to permit towns Dot yet diWftcd from U> fill up their qmKan. Extra tnyrriion* T£A.,COFFEE. SUOAB.ffi’lCW. FETTER, FBtTMfit. F106, KA1SI5H. CUbFlSU. Is bet. srerrthiag In tbe Umcery Use, sort si ■iUbe sealed for faathv use. aU&M&m iPXBTUniUKE'J Fraas Com Banks* Any. And CwokiBK Extract!, New V«i< Feb. tS.-'Tbe THbuw** CHANCERY SALE. Q7ATE OF KICUIOAN.-Tho Circui B U- «-ty of, Horn.«-a™ in the army, being unwilling to bold a place fire which tb* PrwUdwt mnet b* regarded a* declaring binitiufit. VIIUM. • IU Legs, Bowols, Disrrhma. Colic, hfiam mation of tbe Slomaeb of Bo»els, H*ad aahn, Dixxineas, Eadiscy’s Enufy Br^V will afford inimadi*** **ae, and prwwu sevar* illnato. Its use will not interfere I have not Ifoard from th*' 2Tst siti^e with-the action >>f any other medicine. tbe battle. I was taken prisoner on I nit will ia all <asee aseiet Other inedka Wednesday. Tuesday waa employed In lions in fMiliteling* cure. Bear iu mind whervvvr their is pain Radway** Ready skirmishing. On Wednesday tba fr/Z. >kQms> of JUWDvHk. la MM eoantyof Barry, M*3Ma t* tbs Hat <4 said vOI^r. b.tr<Fefru«rT 4. 1M». ILurs a Da Yoa, CwnylsUunfs Sulkiter*. CHANCERT SALE. ' -J ■ TATE OF MICHIGAN-Th. CSrruit C«rt ) for th* cesaty of liarrr, in Chancery. ZLortew F. M*. was opened by our right and center.—: i«ea been made by th* townships still Our brigade was on tb* right is. Shenbehind,mmL although the returns are not' dan's divisiouit You requested me to j give a dcaeriptiun of the battle at !*erry ville. but I excused myself, bull will this WHI be avoided. Bounty, N8IOK.&C. ‘ Jncr uf tlx Treasury SDnillECTIOXS lime try to tell you aonjfethlng of the fight al Murfreesboro. All that I could kin prubaWo that on* of th* Spring s*e<>f tbe fight waa on tbe right wing and Sene*/of Teacher*' Institute* may be in our own division. In the morning of bald at Hastings ifimmediate application the first day’s bard fighting, 1 was some i* mad* In th* Be perl nt end ent of Public ways from oar regiment 'and had just Instruction. Will not every teachar or eaten my breafiiat, wh*h our cannun young person intending to beo«»n>e each, commenced booming, and tbe shells came use beads, alighting under wbue* *yea lhaae line* may fall, smging over and who would endeavor to attend eueh user into tbe lines of tbe rebels. Quick as thought, cam* tbe reply in like man­ an institute, cowalder Aistrr// nr ktntlf ner from their guns. Our brigade waa paraoaally solicited u> forward bis name stationod in an <^»en fluid, owr eahivon in and lb* name* of other* desiring tbe <>ur rear; the enemies in our front, so that x* got the tpusicuf the shells Jrom same, to J. W. Bancroft, Prin. Heatings ' bOt|^, -_________ h_______ After a-fewjnieul*»a*anouUnion School. Il i* nacsaasry to attend ■ tiding, then came the fun. to this matter at once. Tbe name* A whole division of the rebels made should by seat to M early as Saturday their appearance in front of our'a, when tha Slat inst. ' we pouted into them one good volley ■ Tha followfag form of pHiliwn may be from all bands, which was immediately answered by them. Thau earn* the eontuad, vlx; linuous roar of nawkclry. I wish hen* Tb* undwaigred, Teacher* of Barry 1 could describe to you th* real sppaarCouwy, or Intending to become ■Mb. I <if th* charge. Th* sound of a volley of 'Ifrrehy. request the Superintandant of musketrv might be c<m>par*d to tbe sound ittoagineti from .MiUs forest .Public tatruttfon, to'hold a Teacher- falling to th* earth nearly al fine*. After iBstltnte at Hastings, In which event wa th* first volley, the sounds of th* others ehall endeavor if posetbl* to be present. ar* more diaconnaeted. something like a To tbe above append both name* and storm approaching. On the right it was owe fosMMnt mar ■ "diiy;' Jt framed stnmgWto m* that' In euph a storm of bullets, no more are killed and wounded ry See advertisement of "Land for than really are. .Sale," in this paper. Mr. Dorn te a man who can be relied upon in all bi* promJfra. .Those vhe may purchase tandanf . him, wifi gel clear and perfect tW*a. Always omt thx Barr.—Especially in petting SaleraUM— aS the beat costs but &Uhs for a year** supply, and tba good coats but lUlle more than th* poor. Th* frtet gee* farther than th* poor, and is iOP. GROCERIES itUms special dated Washington, 15th, aayati Ir n wow lbs 18th <>f February, and "Important but varying r*p»rta com* Wa get absut two no sleighing y«L Rutland—John Wsbeter, Goor«a through retwl channels that Banks had fiuighl to battle several miles from Port thaws in each weak. Th* first wash in Preston, Estua Rork, Martino F. Ore* Hudson, with th* result that the rebel* by, John Bork, John Martin. fell bnckeo Port Hudson, while be retir­ Maple Grove—Valentino Oalmot, ed to his camps.’’ Amasa Wheeler, Pliny MuOmbar, D^vad LET VS WEIGH FACTS. Gn. Fbiksoxt has esked in b* pnt in Dixon, John Stewart, David Millar, Radway'a Readv Relief if weed wtoea active service; he is not particular aa to Pbrtcr M. Harwoud, Lewis Harland, tbe pbee, if the Government has any aa* pain is experienced, n* matter what may Aaron W right, Emmerson Hyde. for him aa a Major General, and if not ba its cause. will tellera tbe patient.— Yaake* Spring* —Isaac Rouse, Thoami complied with wvM resign hi* commission Thia fact ia readily ascertained by a sin- FS MEWL HF- FOB MBClUWfCAL AMD MKD1CIMAL FuaroHEs.oxwrjgj > towwsMp m* rl 'Worth of rMfsniar [») we i th. eMsty of Barry asd Kuu* of MkhGsa. I.b11 CAROLINE orra. Dated. Fsh. 1ft. ANU . UooHUo. Mt me behind. Etl Glcasoti aK^NWen Killmer ware the only boy* from Mid­ dleville that I know of who were wounded. Oh 1 such a sight on the battle field ; 1 can’t describe Iu Men with tteeir limb* shot off and their Bodi** mutilated in every way. On* man in particular i noTo&toir lierd with hi* whole face scooped out with a cannon ball, (mother with half bi* and pieces of bunted shell. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. Ail person* hiving claims agalail th* ssSS^ TRQMH«>%44M^|gk< �. ■ "tiiaaw,»i VOL. 7. $3sth|i’ Suit, DABLSCS LIVER REGULATOR iWEUEY 4k | AT LA Wand Particular t«a< b i ATTORNRY8 •acted Wry. at tke teacaUgaitea Furoctoaum of mortgagee. At HARD-WARE! 0102014801 LOCAL NEWS. DRY GOODS! uirrn * a ttor«ys >u cot A Solicitor* U Cb»»o« DANIEL COO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, ■ J Tai A««at. «U1 atuad to debto and all oUxr bgilwa parti Ofc. ii> GaodyMl'a Mwk, op M � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-02-25.pdf b6f72c9e73601aff66c3b004c5c50746 PDF Text Text VOL 7. HASTINGS, BAEfi! COUNT!, MICH., WEDNESDAY, EEBRUART S5, 1881. It is remarkable with what velocity opinions change in war times. year ago Im* Jana, 8. A. Hislings' Nuintss <lir«t«ri TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. Aad say that tusk a nlabtr tub Too never Mt gel through; Bat J^MdMvwfayba day, Another petal to gats— And wot ike Meeatala wbiebyee feervd Win proreto he a plain. Ws say ttsl Kaswat's Bsmt Rsubv is the Ml rlwinl ss<t posrrtal omAsum kevw it tai Iks nU. Tillie la n»l bos.ling, tor il. If you fwi —.1--. U-------■- I. 1- sparer, and so near to the point that the Confederate sentry, had be suspected Joel’s preenree there, could have hardly faikd t» Mt him. Lving down, however, Joel awaited sonriea, and as the shadows faded away In the miata of morning, he aaw the light gleam upon a bayonet from the trench’'Now far tn make him show hie piotor !N eaid Jeel to himself. Bat one Douglas, ■ecsaajfr in the city of* Chicago, afterthe i war had been precipitated upon us by 1 Boutbern Rebels, gars expression to th-o ' time enough to tnqsirw as to who and following patriotic seaii areals: what has -brought these troabfae epee us. When vre shall hare a country and a governTjent for our children to live Id peace and happiness, it will be time far each of M to retsm tn ©or party bannere dared to the dwomteated States fol! and He pulled the string carefully at first, ample justice, bwt I have gone fistthee to1 till it was drawn t«ht, and then a alight tbe utmost extremity uf magnaaimity extra tug fired the gun from the coders and generaeity. They choose to newI me abnve. He had wot calculated wrongly. As soon as the rifleman io tbs pit hoard thia maownal salutation from the enemy up posite, as he supposed he raised himself upto return thr fire, and brought bis bred and sbowldera plainly into sight. ' The next moment he went heels over heed Into the trench agein. mith a rifle >•<11 let through the sideof Ms head. ‘The darned f-ol f* said private Snapes, "din’t h«< know a fellow might shoot off a TIE Fklin ItSE. gun w ItM*ut having hold of It F Private Juel Snapes, of a bard work­ The Gmfrderates decided hereafter ing, toughstossed rrginteulnf Vmnuat that this position was Ux> exposed lo be act baa been dona, no one duty has been Volunteora, was a good abut and aaiuari profitably occupied. emitted to ba dona, coder thia ndmiaU aoldisr. He. found greqy satiatscti<« in tratioc, of which they can oonplsin. picket duty, and hardly came in aftsr a There baa uni bean a day tr»>«n the lima when Georgs Washington was ’in­ day’s exercise in that branch'of military I industry without having a report to make Tbf Chief editor uf the Aloaoy Ending augurated M the first President of thr IWELXLT * ALLEN. to his auperioroScer of m>me new work Journal closed bis oonoeciiun with that United Staten down to this moment, nuastva ATLAW-U Sobdtore inChse diueinered. spnie conversation uvqritrerd, paper tut Tuesday, tbc 27th inaL He has when the rights of the Southsan Stetr* wry. I'sruciilsr siMUUon said to t eaveytome little chance circumstances per­ Sold his interest to hie partners, Moers. stood firmer under th* laws of the land unclng, the tovc.UFalton lltlev ta Land ForwlOTMtw of mortoKeo. Ac. W III to hsgM ceived, that might be uf use in gaining an Dae son, I’arsenu, Ten E> ck and Seward, than they do today. There has never io altaad lo all olio is the lias at Itoir profaMtoo advantage over the enemy, who bays fur many years tilled import­ Joel was a long, lank,. ygjlow Jniirwi ant putts in the establishment. The Aw­ b^Mgimd cause for disunion as they fellow, not very soldierly in speech and ning Journal was established in 1830.— have to-day. What specific reuse can bearing, but of infinite service. There Mr. Ward says it •» 53 years since be they assign as existing now, which ba* RiDWAVS READY REIJEF. was a twinklk about bis small grey eyre not under every administration from the which enlivened them, despite their scandays of Washington to thia moment? ly and cbarscterlesa white la'hes, and breamcan editor. Hep«*w retires “with If you refer to the territorial question impressed the doser sort of observer all that relates to material life abundant it so happens as an extraordinary fans with s wholesome respect fi»r hi» c>>urag«- ly auppiied, end with no personal Inter­ that far life firt time, there is not an act mid intelligence. His nasal voice and est or aspiratiito ungratibed," because uf uf Congress prohibiting slavery any. drawl, his rouwl •h-ulAars .nd H«t l>uild, pulitoal diffeiviiecv. wtrtcn Da states a< wold not aliakt- thia revpeci w> long as folluwa, and which imply hie abandonIf yon refer to the enforcement of the one. kept those clear, cool furwvring ■usnl uf the Republican party: laws, the only complaint made has bean, rve» in sight; end Joel’s eumradrs “We have fallen upon evil tonesi— there has been rather too much energy pr* pliecird that be had only to behave Our country is ia immediate and itumi- and vigor employed in the enforcement ] I ask what biiiisrIf. and keep on his own way, to nent danger. 1 d.fcf widely with «y of the fugitive slave law. Mease can these disunionista of the Booth gain a pair of epaulettes one fine day. party about ths beet means of eraehiag He up.-nly avowed that manuel labor the rebeUtun. Thatdtflbreaee is radicM urge for tbeir scheme to break up the on the earthworks was distasteful to him. sad irreetoeilabla. 1 can neither ha press gewenmawk ! The slavery qoeatfan is a and bis i-fixx-rv. knowing hie value cm others with my views, nor surrender my mere excuse. The election of Mr. Lin picket duty, evinced enough oowvidera own solemn convictkina. The altoren- coin a mere pretext. The present aecestion far him to keep him al that service. live id living in strife with Chose whom I aion movement Is the result of,a tremenThe position that Im liked best waa on have eatecmed, or withdrawing is pre­ dous, enormous conwiraey farmed mote HasUegs. »B1" Uo“™ TO YOUNG MEJST 1 the slope of a hill, opposite a similar sented. 1 have not hesitated hi cboueinu than a rear ago." [Cheers.] slope, occupied by a sen line! «d the Ge- the path uf peace as the path at duty. If Now mark ! that Douglas says, that 7-1 PAlM, U • M~t ~ ; Zrev • tfa ~ H WBIOWT. A l.BCTUKK OX TIIK XATVBK,TBXATHHT. feoerstea. This last was quite a high bit thine who Jiftur with me are right, and he not only tendered the lie be Is -fall and of ground, whence one might aces grewt is carried safely through tffe prevent A TTORSKV OOQUMHAOB AT LAW deal of what waa going about the batter­ etiunle, all wilf bs well, and ’nobody ampte justice.but bad gone to thsfisribasi A ____ Cbasroer.ies further down. Joel believed that the hurt* sentinel there stationed learned more The ffsretMg Jreraaf will, under Its than was well fiw our aids. He aeord- new management,—eay the editors io l .AMborefUwprM ***'-. . . ingly annoyed and haraased every teM their salutatory,— | that shnwed his bead on the hill side op­ “Hold Slavery to be the diigrece of posite, and left severs! adventurous fel the age and the bane of the Nation. As lows stretrbe 1 out on the turf, «><ie after it never has, etrU never will, advocate another, as a reward fi>r jbelr temerity. It waa nearly a quarter of a mile off, but, as I have said, tbs long Verwvonter was a g<M*d shot, and it became dangerous f.ir the enemies pickets to show tbem■elveo at ah near the forbidden hillside. SJittcllaiij. A A LECTURE .^W-asfoT^HWK HARNESS SHOP. Kspnlrla* Ucew ea short srtie.. [jeald] H. A. GOODYBAR. mg up’ from a little pile of earth <-n the hill opposite. The enemy had dug a pit. * herein the eentiMl could net nt ease, and exptwefos bred and arms unly wbm he fired: Private Snapes hastened with praiseworthy prudeace to grt out ufsight among some erdare and watched some nruo before quite fixitg the ineatlun «f the foemati again. Finally, discovering the fresh again, and imagining that be saw a hat just above it. be took a shot In the direction, op pegged a talt sentinel berehraded, and returned the fire iastent the blood and tear, which it ba. caused Kill not have flowed in vain. But with slavery or without it. the Jeered will Afakss or ejMiMt it There can be nu he farjba Union—having it to the wis­ ncutrula iu thia war. dom and patriotism uf the future, to There can be none but patriuSK aad achieve what may be of impreetfaaMr traitors. ThaakGud! IlimUs wW wot uxumpliahment today.” be dirided upon that ’ * ‘ that they have expect,------tod South against a divided N.wtfa. Tho conspirators have been led to hope that A Board of Directors, appointed far the purpose, has issued a circular anuotmcing that a grand Intematfaaal Agrwnltursl Exhibition win beheld at Hamburg, Germany, to be opened P»i the 14th of, July heat, and dosed »wt the 9Ml The, exhibition will take plb^Mtha IMlig- And yet, those professing to be admi­ rers and fidlowere of the deed Douglas, are, to-day. more busy in trying lo break down the Administration, than in aiding by their influence in crushing treason, which threatens to overthrow the Re- This noun try is undergoing a great financial revolulirei; and it Is perhaps not touwxm. The I.cal Banking system, great as has been hs ulility, has had moot serious drawbacks, among which are the failure of many Banks, to the distresamg loss of dis bill holders and others; the “shave'’ <m the exchange of funds, when transmitted 1“----- ‘ of the Unfaato the eibert___ . . _ infinite variety of bills, rendering It im­ possible for ninety-nine men out </ ar hundred to feel secure against counter­ feits, far the issue of nine tenths of the Banka are counterfeited or altered. In aland of a uniform aurreacy of equal val­ ue, as such a cnmtncfBial people ought to enjoy, we have h.id a multiform currency 'of unequal values and in oom* instances of no value st all. Just look at It. The whole number «»f Banks in the United States is 1305, every one uf which baa Ha eeparatcly engraved and printed uotea. differing in sign or form pictorially, and each Bank issues the various denom­ inations which by w become a rule; and -----------iaausa bills from five to eight denomina­ tions—say an average of six, wbieh, tnul tiplied by 1.395, gives 8.370 varieties of paper currency—a nureby »° vast^^aa efakUlrise in the world. To see a "Counterfeit. Detecter" on every business man’s desk is a standing evidence that something Is radically wrong hi oar monetary system —if a thing so confused and a<> inexpli cable can be called a system. Now the presentjsar, withall its evils will bring a compensating good, if It ensuras the adopliun of Seoretarv Chase’s financial plan for a uniform Bank cur­ rency, baaed‘on nalioosl stocks. It is lira most Democratic schema that was ever thought uf. Instead of hodge-podge paper money tesere. in the name of a il»er of unknown Banks—many nf which it is mere eartasci to call mooev—we shall have a natlooal currency, alike in face, alike in value, and in every dollar of wbieh every eltiaen will have both a peouninry aud a political interest—a great nervous system reaching from the seat of government to every member of the body politic, and taking bold of the rauat sensitive parts of that body, the peoples po- kete. Every W.wtern Congrewnsn should vote fiw a measure which will confer such a fitiancrisl boon oo his ooMtiUttota, plucked and skinned in they hare been t>y fraudulent Bank bills fwr a quarter of a uentury pest. The fart that be was a deck m the eCoe of the Adjutant General gives imynrtnaee to hb statements ooocereiug the rebel army. He aaye there are only 581 regimenta in the Southern army, but total sm-bsr of wea bew* 625.090, whfah wHl eertaiMy he ioereaaed to 700- .a—AM �Case M Ca*U HASTINGS YORK. IAL KOT1< J.ral, aaraaa Co. K.fls Feb. 18U > Nwnws—Asra i every part <J ; Capt. Andrew! m aud tba meml luto tbe Yazoo and to iba roar of Vick^, 1 SSTF *• c-l.lwd Mi-ntczuma Brod, has been , fordfo»iFW<Al£WWM>H*sexpected tbo 1 whole country will be overflowed. For J rorriy uwv were mvikbicu uinnipi U.iw ovsnux ruiv in •• nn- i of ths Sepmws Ceort, V. CAMPBELL. ’........... ’ ’ WMSs.__J Ju__ .Labun- rMwroii wiWLSia; I—rf is. -aortn' rwJlito U- mmltoo arts, tf. .«<•-» -tevn “ the preservation of lhe Cukaiiiuliim aa private iu the company, and -Ibprf wetrid We bsv« private initlli^ente Oom* mu fstbeca MBfoto lb* Preaidsot’a Wn-MA ntaMM «. Ionia, that Judge Lotsu. was n<»tuin*Ud re m^Knr.1 C«^i. Ai>dr,»« ha*'» by accUmalion, on Friday last, for xwlAoygta. .-leotino as Judge uf thia Judicial ©ruuit lions, and pnlit'eil foflnwirfiip should til «Ud unrUelj, U«l U «u restored among th* Btrtaa'i thu* U* lessly. and without mermaasy AioUngs.— It ww* a just tribute to a capable and bool intervals of -all and. the w elfore His arMigumoat wa* brought about by .ailhful ofiicor. maaitind require that lUaahonld be de conepirnoy^uid hensay looe tewoomiMad. ia-ibo moot speedy and moot e&cii Ihfi.iSHiHttr tBfdsfclriurfof a Ouert massuor; that it ie to tbe people-vn nq Martial. If heje*ves.be doe* so with The gathering dte per* rd by Gen. Gil­ regrct,and with the regret of lha whole bert, at Frankfort, Ky., was profoundly a Democratic State Convention, called for the oatenaib le purpoea of nominating candidates for tbe August election. • Bet a large portion of Iba delegates wore known to ba traitors—heneo their diaper- aioa. Ilia to ba expected that, for thia art Genl Gilbdrt will be denounced, and tbe unfortunate delegatee will bo lionised by tbeir secession friends both South and North. N<»r have-we tnuch doubt that uffinta; and baste* wu ar* in fovwr ,*f the assembling ,of ■ a national uowvenlion of *11 th* Stales t»t a* adjurt our national difficulti** that tba Btatae m*v hereafter liveu>ge«ber in harmony, each being secured hi tbe rights guarantied respectively to all by uwr father*, and wbisb oaoaimion w* -eecooimund shall coove** st Lmiievilia, Ky., or each eibar plan* aa shall b* determined open by Qmgreoa or tbe several States, st lhe earliest proettaal period.’ ' . tbe dispersed Convention was but little less loyal than some of its namesakes * tain the objects rf the foregoing re«r>Tt>- tibn, Mr hereby tnemotWixr thfc Oagrcaa of the United'State*, tbe Admfoiittratlon at Washington,'and tbe Exeeoriwea a«d* legislature* of lhe Several 'States th take such immediate attlon aa shall secure an Slate might have addressed, and been armwtlre, In which the rights and aafrty loudly applauded by tbeir bearers. Had .of the government shat! bo folly protected c.. i.Jit'.rv-.. .. LI it been permitted to art, it might have earyto enablo the people to meet hi con­ passed resolutions no worse than those vention a* aforesaid. And we, therefore uf the Illinois Legislature, or the recent enrnesUy feeewnmend th edr fellow citi­ Democratic Con ration* of some the zens everywhere, to 'observe and keep counties of this State. But it met in a alt their tewfol and conatiUitioMl obliga­ tions, to abstain from all vIqlence, and loyal although a border State, and wwa to meet together and reason each with not perltted to lay eggs of treason or the other, upon tbe best mode to attain incubate a brood of tr^jlyroue resolutions. tbe great blearing* of peace, unity and Ila members were treated—as they were liberty.—Dnwtratk Rttolutiani in PL little farther north. Indeed, it was prob­ ably a convention that Mr. Wood,-or Richardson or Vallanfllagham or even J edge Pratt ofa email town In our own known to be—as enemies of the country, whoee purposes and intentions were bentile to tbe country—av men to be put down by military power, just as any other rebel agency of success would be put down. Doubt!res General Gilbert * By presenting both parte of the schema, knew that these men were using tbe natns of Democratic dock treason, just as two leglalative bodies almost jimullaneeusly, but In point of time-in lhe ordir men in Michigan are doing; but he did quoted, taking for an •rmtetlre of hoelililiee—tho w« coufeasvdly and probably net think that n rebel aliould have any first that of the Southern Conspirator*, and then that uf their Northern Confed crates, wo can better judge uftheir wants, pkaa and conspiracies. Here •e-'oes the more immunity for calling himself • claiming lo be a rubai body—the other Democrat. On no other ground* would claiming to be, par excellence, loyal, Gan. Gilbert be justified in bis ioterfet- Union, patriotic—In &ct tbe only party once. The fact that lhe loyal pres* and Gt to govern the country. Is not the tbe Legislature of Ky. sustain him with data, the object, end tbe means, a remak- will have no more effect, on slavery, tMs article, give* «** «!<«•» If any truth is to be found in the rebri psppes. (and Bo ter as its consequences are concerned, surely they would wot' lie against tbeir they proclaim that it will not change the largest int«re*to.) th* Southern Confada statue of a aingle slave, nor in any way raey is in its death alreggia—on its" leal effect the rebellion. Is it not then very legs,” Their port* al moot keivwtricaHy inconsistent for men who- believe that sealed,provWons, *tnmunltiot> and army than tbe Pope's bull had on the comet. proclamation la really, so innocent a supplies generally, dismally scarce and thing pnuMteslly, to raise such a hue and fabulously high—lhair army, sick, dincry against it,aadlo plead it as a war­ coeraged and deserting in large nrimbera, rant fur withdrawing their anpport from without shoes, efothing, med tone, or pay the Governafont, wbea ia te- cuweiled by —conscription by thousands In opposi armed traitors t will render other aid lo lhe operations' of tbe main body of etos army la she ■ prose ration of the siege. Moreover W tormi dable army threatening the robe!* of Vieksburg from tM* direction must strike l.rrn. Ir, tr wnN rMnlt !*1 Vlleir •cu i.iiroBaama st neater, AND SSKTIJONT! | 4a >1 to his Wifc, ths atethsr to tafow Ms asnwilbtort. Mm W- Ttofrtenfo -u Rv:. ,xd will attend a Donation visit I ■TO »■*> .Si, M.rd. SU.- A r.4.«r.| aovrs/M ¥ Oca Dimbacb xt Gatvw'x.—Cum. Farragut has addressed a brace of most billiuus dispatches to the Navy Depart­ ment. Disguet over the disgraceful dis Mrs. Jane Rwlaekelos ee McClellan. aster has quite vpevt LI* equanimity.— Mr*. Jwe Swiabteelto fo in Washing He denuuces the surrender of the Har­ tea, wteacwahe went tease'Sbe ‘Great riet Lane an3 Murn'ujg Light aa mpat Fnthas" ievebUow to Indian matters.— cowardly and pussillanifoous, and ex W Ming back to om of the -papers she preeaes the Mft and crcwe of those vessels behaved Tike “In my. travels thus for, I G»d that ewj roau who ia opposed to the four is iu <a»nr «4 having Gen. McClellan cun­ destroyed. Ttfl<tniy U’ The affair duct it—ihM.tbasa wbo wiah to settle was quite shameful to uur arms. But Is ouif littto difficulties by altering or annul­ tbe Commodore himself wholly blame ling the Constitution aa tbe South may leas! lybyMbl bWntdtgTVi Uklteston desire, turning Naw England out of the himself, with a few of our splendid guu Union, and suppressing all diacuasion uf boats, iustedd of sending the iaibecHe ths slavery question, except on th« pro­ Crxu. Bell, »ichnite uf halfrotten woodaids, ro-endlavlng all those who have been ea hulkaT In abort, why waa the force freed, and annulling alt barrier* to tbe sent to retake Galvestou eo inadequate unlimited sproad-wri tbarimtitutton, arc and inefficient! ■II iurkwU M,Snu t> JfcCW"'removal, and demand his restoration. If Tnx QinrosT or Stcx Somixas.—A atfything could prove tbe terrible peril our country was In during hia rryimt, carefol, tbuugbtful surgeon may do much this would be abundant evidence, Ha* to mitigate tbe" usual discomforts of a * >ed that 'peril 11* tbe , question, military hoapltal. If hi* heart is In the be h*ve aa effectually served srurk. Dr. W m. Strew, the Surge>m of ■derate Government had hie'snr- Hospital No. 11, at Loutevlle, has won our whole army before Rich the lasting gratitude uf bis patients by wjoaf I_ibfnk ______not, . for In that caws' the bis care and attention of their wants.' 1u matter —r.._ would' hat been dfopped, and deaden the n«»l*e in walking acroea the .... lover i..**.- of ,.r his eountrv would have been floor and obviate the duel arising from no deceived.^ .A* it now fa,'bn distracla and aueeping, aa wall as the dainpiit-M from divides honest men ;bnd if our ahip of the constant scrubbing towblcblbe ward* Slate g'»«* down, he will be tbe rock upon are ‘necessarily subjected, be caused a tbiek layer ol clean pfoe sawdeal tu be placed on tbe fluor ; and in order to sub due the painful inlcnaity of th* light, he bad the uncurtained windows painted green. By such simple means he has dune much to improve the sanitary con­ dition of the the hospital. ' store* an God baa blessed lb. baring that “the laborer te «l hire." ,/r-v. fit *\ citixen of this county, nu-l. rd aiBg eirenmsuinrtf ^o, his 1 friends; that ofCuoxx B*ixh| “•rs, murdered by ooe George EvJ Eagle Hotel, at Grand Rapids the circumstnnrrs of the affaiJ beard them, believing them 11 main, correct. Mr. Balch w* Rapids, and stopped for ill CSX Thursday, of last week, at thel tel. of which G^rga Evens 1 Mr- Bak'h being somewhat uJ -Jirs’.artfSrar: luoece of liquor, tnado come i alive lo bis fare and other ren^ al other Uawe he would out « gttbdigfdAg tbe chair fro. J Balch, te fell henrily «pon th< ■while* lit this prostrate twi New Advertisements. fur 11.', whh ee eura »■»», Jnt, to thr getter up «4 Ike etob. Hix menika* »ubKripli..na newtoO «Mya4n.*r lit 37^ T?| eito errs* J*a,>4 s<>, lom « twit, »v r*i>a« 1<» w«»t ; also wen of 8. W W tWe. IS. 7 r-«r,'»*-rw .f Jfrrwy, teg*Soerth arraag* tn wwit, i« Tfiteafote? dertlwl lrt<wUb»4riSC»«.Tart City Mteb.; .7~T»0*arte iafo*. IK T. t X. wTfW., I* ■aplvUteva, Mich- Ahw !»• ‘tm tn Twb*. e**etj^M»ebljr* n^Ml vxevtteat wtestlsaa.Wte Tills w*rr*aas4 foe fosaiiff tire., etshn as>4 iasmnbnioef. lU 18. ;«r.- Mvareb kicked and be*W. at»d Irfltrrire inffeted from •* about * twentjr-four hour* , Tbe body.. * aa brought horny . and the -fpnerid tool' place , __ «n. / JJfo nr/aesr! ZfXajti TrtDiunnsn from- > I have 'meetly obtained aute paying prices van ing from to andAfty utewnArindtwdsmd-* boys at the Reform School have died sitate the removal of the blockade, h । with it, and etbsrs bring apparently al it strange that they abould oak for an Persons taken whh lo aUi iWr HMMCfM lhe point of-dcath. worth of eotton, tobacee, asyar, with the deeaywoflhe body in so quick, as to great proceeds of wbieti they ean iffy nal Aro . ly toterfere with tbe ordinary cuurae of we not forced to baTiav. that their ‘PSsee’ , burial. This dteewia IBIS was kneorn Mends to Mas North »ro workiag to tbe I same end, which their reaolulion (beiam ' WAS CLAIM AGENCY! "Die Boaton advertiser thus stntei the Tbs aodvrsixeed, havusg sll t?te U.riks s»4 eww> and War queatfor.a in snnVabril : W- ar to tonrlhing whirii takes boM of sseasMe itetrorWeas, 1* pevj-srvd to cutlvct alt iMfeu Jm. th, «. h bat tea fort, that a negro ia a mm.- it appears that there was expended for Agricultural in»pl?mauU, in round num­ bers, *7*1.081 ; the purchase of . the schovoar Flora' , 431JM; ^hite labor. 482,748; colored labor 34.521—total expenses |22b,705. From, this ■. expen dilute has beca realized.<72S.U84. De R^Tb'e Eonlucky House of' Repre ducting the above expense*, iberv remains seitalives, on tbe 11th, rescinded Ha re. no haad £r«n thte fond 4501^39. This oltetasi poeed ths day previous, inviting vtte np to Jpne Iasi, at which lime the Q>mmlMio<tera from other State Leglsla ‘ basioaee.waa tcanaterped to, Ibe war Deturns fo meet Cnnm'iesioner*"appointed by ihat body af LodUvlIle? It is evident from this that tbe Kentucky Legislature is notyet resdy for overt acta of treason Before tbeRenuhlican nomination far agsitst the National Giverntoeot. Senator wait made in Now York, GOv. Morgan; wrote a’ letter, designed to be seem by the member* of th* Legislature. Itt If ha IftaigAftfly rejxk tiw Itoputatfoo that-ba did nbt cordially support-Getr. Wadsworth Iqst Wl, ahd annudnees that be is unchanged In principle. * He says : -My pcfllifoal prinsiplte 1 hare doclar- lion to their teal tegs of jualice, by reason of exempli on (raw tbs proviekmaof the ed often, and publicly during tbs last Wa umbx from our exchanges that a act, of the owners of more than twenty four years. They - terse- andergnne no fearful disease bus appeared at Plymwuth slaves—their natlonal dsbl In July next, ahd Elkhart, Indians, and that several 491-fofo»,&00, with no resources 'to pay cases have occurred at Lansing In this with, unions the Merited* j* raised »r Btste, xnd i» proving very fate!. Throe broken. A* an armiatioe would aroeh. it frequently die irlthia three bosuw, and “ur<> bI *te*nilx»a{* on lljp^JjigqD,;, and ONwpawy, eonaciuuu that he baafeMHUd lilt perl of the rowtroct to the letter. Yours without stint Aaron j. Waller, C. P. PenOTI, William'H. Jewell, C. W. Taylor. . John J. Cobb. H. C. H*bd«ibott, Johft lE Dermis, D. R Trego. groat unanimity, J* evidence that his abte eoiacidenoe Secession and L’aioein tbe Mtifoland cuttor auppositiuns an£ action were correct. ism,1 loyilty and rebellion, patriotism and (>rt baa. Jrem tbe cow trsanon, all demanding the same thing, at rabcHloU to thia lime. Tn* rnoFtr wdt do well le remember tbe aatna time, and io tbs same way t— Drpattbes to the Associated Press. "A reply has beco made, from which that those who claim that thy Preefdeet'e Ought not thia circumstance Co challenge Emancipation proclamation is such a our scrutiny and make us cautious of gross violation of the Constitution, that ‘tentaaMing alliances t ” it releasee tbe ciliaene of the loyal States Let any one reed the Southern papers, from any obligation to snvtarn -the Ad­ and be will learn why U»a Canfedorataa ministration in carrying on the war, are went <m “artniaiiee’-ibuagh tbereeoluthe identical persons wbo assert tlmt It well be MirWr”" fk'flmatebre is navigable far up,' uhd ttau Ysswo, vrtifek i* firmed of tWTbltsUtttatotridtMsYallabtt.b*. isnavteabre1br-tbeTh»W steamer*. TOe of' tM* ' flhring I atvrefi duller* each. The drafted met etitutoa upnrcudtn ibeewotefl FvWay, and aavwal have bran in lie tiTlage since. *U-fott lk>M lion under ibe ebarter tteea v take place *n Monday the fob W> will vsatete to sugar*> ty of electing ’ "" wiite a—that owe. nwds had are repaired ip some due prof thw money raised for each pa Further than tMafa* eflt ttotrii THIS GAL-tffitY auggpaftehAttekC/// | MON IE, w ilth pond aidea and j 11 Wonga W steal niiMMaaata. FAUtBANKS’ , > SCALES Waa editor and waa empty, W< The Under will please return I j 'to Wwstm Cosrtnsatxo.— G aUuMlb, .Uln—4 b-Wi Good Baleratuv hripa to make n< Ualtby diet Heoew use DeLar �r«ca(. : (Lurrriit. Cincinnati, Feb. 18.—A epedal dis- , patch to tbeCimmerelal, from Frankfort, says: “Ths Rebels assembled Ws to day for tbe ostensible purpose of making Miruinatiuns for tbe August elections.— theatre. Delegates from forty counties wers prewet. David Merriweather waa sleeted Chairman. On taking tbe chair ■he said h* hoped thw convention would do nothing ihib j||d4J'loyal eitlxens should not do. in the mean time several regimeota of ealdierg, with fixed bayon­ Military Committee to brine *» ‘*'*U ets, funned in front of the theatre.— establishing I MlBt*f)ll3dtoei>l in oonnscWhen tbe call far eMMtise waa mads, Uun With tba-AiFfoulMml.CniteawsriiKh, Col. Gilbert read tbe following order: “Reliable inforttoaitob having been re­ ceived at these Headquarters, theta num ber of eaiiMariedarw* ta' this city. It is ordered that all persons trow here not residents or Legislature, or officers dr*be -Sttfif Government, fiiythwith leave tbeir names at these beadquartcrw, aaaompanied with eati.fcs lory rsdai ances as to tbeir -foyafityl to the Government. “Col. Gilbert took the stand and said: Dr. BaUway’a rtnsa ScteallBe PwsgMfeo. ”To facilitate tbe proceedings and Save In these PIUJiwo have the insdwiaal the Convsutiuu trouble, he wishe^ his propel ties •nwfctepds-p'f Adjutant would take the names X>f tbe route, herbs, gums and balsams In lhe wtBeUoad a Dotation »iaU at tbe Porre|Mtote kmjdcxn. In each af these delegatee." He said, there rfe those •»****&> here wbo we know to be rebels of the litUMBk fits a mysterious power, fur in wing, March 5th. A general invitation worst kind, under tbe disguise of the each rm is combined tbft cletnehte uf Health, Regeneration, Strength and i»s>fl"-.w .wf./rri."'.-*” Life. - i i.iL-H ate i/l n>m slorea as God has blessed them ; retaetudesigns, but it will nut du. Yun are Persona srbo suffer with Dyspepsia, repudiated by th* LegislsUire who have Llr’tr Complaint, Enlargement of the refused you the use of thsir Hall. Demo­ Spleen, Jaundice, Kidney Cum pl alate cratic nc wapapers scorn and dishonor you. f*«l pi tat ton nt the Heart, and tbe evil ef A Viojjmtt Dxath.—It la oar -painful There is no use in your holding a con ' facia Induced by iHdrxoetvbn um of Cat venliou iw Keutooky. Thara will be omel, Mercury, Quinine, Curruuive Sub duty lo record tbs death of a .prominent none but mes of undoubted loyalty to Hmate, Optom, Tubaceo, ‘tdflMt'flttafte— citizen oCthiapounty, upder moat distres­ the Govermnaut l>» permitted to run for lapis, and Expire to Pint,. Lead, Ate., sing circumitanCea to. bls family and anv office. Such meetings ak this you •HI- find lu RADWAYfe R I EG C LAfriends; that of Coset Balch of Irving; TINO PILLS a permanent cure. ' RAD WAY’S REGULATING PILLS murdered by one George Evans, uf the will disperse lu your homes, and in fu are tbe only t egetable substitute flw Eagle Hotel, at Grand Rapids. Wo fire ture desist from all such attempts to Calomel, Mcrcvtry. Quinine, and their the circumstances of the affair as »e have precipitate civil war upon your State. kindred druck, ft beard them, believing them to’be, lu tbe “After Col. Gilbert had spoken, an at­ covered, and tbs only FILLS Ift1 use that main, oorrecL Mr. Balch was al Guard tempt waa made to offer resolutions, will secure to the pallent tbe benrfieutl which were respectfully declined by Gil ­ Rapids, and stopped for tbe night n? aflecta, iu tins Liver and other Claude of bert. Tbe body then adjourned. There the avstem, that Pbysici-tna hope tn ob­ Thursday, of last wedk. at tbe Eagle Ho is some excitement in the city, but no tain Iruui the use of these drugs. tel, of which George Evans io landlord. I worse rastdte ar* feanvd. In ctiaea of Bilious, Typhoid, Scarlet and other Fevers. Erytipefas,Sma!l Pox. Mr. Balch being somewhat under, ibadnAc, where purgntwn is esaential,' but i* lusoce of liquor, made some remark rel­ ative’to bia fare and other no marks, which Special Dispatch to the A(h\ d; Tpbuns. attended with »> much danger un aeenuot of the extreme debility of tbe patient, at other limos be wonid not have' made. Memphis, Feb. 17.— Tbe new gunboat , and suddenly Indianola, has fill low cd the example of withdrawing the chair from under Mr. tbe Queen of the West and run the block­ ade at Vicksburg. Balch, toe fell heavily upon the floor, and Tte frM/wMT^f.^^on'-Friday while" Id this prostrate «w»dWen,-w ** night. She started a*. 11 o'clock, the severely kicked and beaten by. Ever... night being dark, drizzly and man mortgage sale • sairsi:. ■.Sssz-iizi aSMASmiw new and moot complete *w>rtmeut of Tt’RM&TWB Aftt> ALCOHOL. rots miws, ;jr FOB MBCSAK1CAL AND MEDICINAL ’ i PUBrOBB8,OXLTteS: •. GROCERIES! I TEA, COFFEE. SVCAIt.NPlCES. PEPPKK, ’ PRVNB1. FIGS, RAISINS. CODFISH; fa <, e °r’KI<’7 *“*' ,ae,‘ ** A1m a grist varitty of tbe cumcxst TPTPTTTnrrp-T Ind Chtoklag Extracts, STATIONARY, PEKS. PESCiU. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, cir.rMj^n As. :pon osr ebslrss m»y be loend all of PATENT MEDICINES 'SlSfrW dollars each. Tbe drafted men and sob atitutes reported th thewaototbai-i-rr on Friday, and several have been remaining in the village since. Villaos ElbCtiow — Tbe anawa) elec tom nodrr tbe ebarter nt thia village, will take place on. Monday the •thi-f March. Wo will vcotara to sugxeA.tlM przrprie ly of electing tneo far tbe offiees oT Mav•hall siidUuwrtDnwmitafemw'hlK' wHl tedtese we that oar ewade awd mdovaktos are retired in .svinq due propdrtloa fo the money raiaed fcw each purposes.— Further than tl^s 'ire Aflfnrn rertufe*vb SSJUMUMDU-'// / COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. About Vicksburg, Washington, Feb. 20.—Gen. Rosa erans telegraphed ths War Department a day or two ngn, that rebel utficera, in eunvrrsaliun under a flag of truce, had remarked : *'Well, you havk Vidtaburg, at last.” No cuofirmalion has, however, been received, and its truth is doubtful. GMfitB.rtokMe. ' ' ’Ji Washington, Feb. 20. JUIKWI W«ntm CosrrmttMo—Good -diet coMAaioufasfiBncE. rub os healthy children nod Mth* adults. Good Saloratus helps to make nutritious, healthy diet Hetrei tat DeLand A Co’s All persona baring elaima agalnat tbe Zbaur •? Chti" Lnltr, ' Tb ZJiilroji- .'jP'jTbi'MK'fllOA Special Diipatak to iba Advertiser aad TrikaweMemphis. Fob. iOtb. ria Cairo, Fob. 21sl—Ou r latest Viekaburg ad rices are to tbe 17th. Matters about tbe fleet and where tbe rebels reoeive supplies from Tease. Brilliant results are expected. Tbe authorities determined on the destruction of Hppcfldd, opposite Mem phis, known to be constantly filled with guerrillas. Tbe work of destruction commenced at noun. Tbe steamer “Mill Boy” was -MuoquiluM and Fits*. .Inoeota w PM Md ■**■’*•*"•-* -Insects rut Aailmab.' Wc. Roberts & Striker, DBfGl AND MEDICINES, ^CBrmlraK, Paints, OUs, Can. ’/ voyage, with watAfol eyes on h*-r fires The ludian-ilu, in spite uf the preenu linns token wee seen; signals passed from battery to batten, and theft came tbe roar of artillery and the irrf riunxevery battery vied with each other in their efforts to sink,the bust, which defi stilly floated, darlf. sullen, determinedly down the Missiasippi. The deep and Tita Da*rrzn mbm from this frnirrty deepning revet bvmliuna told bow great havef meetly obtained substitutes by an efftrt the belligerent enemy waa mak­ So mighty waa tbe shock that pay ing prices vary ing from one hundred ing. and Aft} t<M«B hundred and eaveauy fivd steawiUt'ata shivered from stem to stern DRUG STORE!!! �wm »ot worth a rwh _____________ Hoo*-l<itir.g; aed be stood before tbe euuntry as hgvmg add. ‘LOW PRICES” VOL 7. OTAJTfc SPAIWHW in making a dewia’ Mr Cbm-lier wud ifhe hod spent h>* time in deni ing all tbe newspaper Item about him. be would have had no time for ether duties. Mr. Richardson aaid he had accepted the denial of tbe Senator. But be thought anv man lfl>r the war. Mr Chandl-r-Mm far as hie foyaftty is concerned. his record was before tbe country. He waa nrood of it, and bud nothing to lake back from nay of it.— Two rear* ago there were traitors in these balls trying to break up the G*>vernnuou He behoved there was no way to save the Government b<»t by ..e arm*. ’__ »l_ He ... ....i. o. th. G..V. force of so wrote In the Gov. enwwofHa State. Tbe people believe to-day m be believed tbe®, L— •*“ IS OIT USE OF TRADE JUST RECEIVED DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR Ver. ganl Wbo had control of the navy varda T A traitor. A traltbr bad diargersfrifo Capitol polite. A traitor —Breckinridge—satin that Chair. There waaeonvs'ow reapotmihlr fiw the war, LIVER REGULATOR SUBSCRIBE FOB TUB BANKER as we had 'here two years ago. You might go through all tbe mm crying down the currency of th* country and they were all Democrats. The rr’«rlli‘Wi commenced l-mg before the 4th nfMarrh. 1801. in the Charleston Convention, where th- Senator from Illinois bad a seat. ,B«rt Aya coentry must not p-rlsh. nor wauM n perish. There bad'been great mm plaints bemuM aome traitors bed been arrested. But If be bad bis wav, some of them would have been hung. Thr greet danger of the eolmtrv waa nnt from the Snath, hut from trait or* North. The era’ <»f lhe rebtlliisi wm not at Richmond, but among tbe Copperhead traitors of the North. • jrjKDUHSED TE2CS3. awws & 'Wo'fcV&t a CAtwnw. wisw'm* bu©®?, are tbe asort aadsw awd Iharnafji pffia that M’BSCRjBF FOR THE BA NN FI. Michigan Qty. Ind.; JaB. 27. I M3. The prevalence of a powerful secret society in Indiana can no longer be doubt­ ed. It is patent to every observing mind. Tbe organisation is increasing in num­ bers rapidly, and unless tbe loyal people r-C our State take active measures to counteract its pernicious influence, an at­ tempt will be made tn revel atiowiae tbe State, and bitch it to tbe so-called South ern Cmfed-racy. It a list* in Laporte enantv. There is a lodge in Michigan C^y. Vernons were •tado members .-fit on Monday uf this tn initiate others. The nine* devilish means were u»wi In deceive tbe unwary. Th* object <>f this order aa now o>«atitntrd, ia to teaiat Federal Uaalwm—the raising "t any more troop*, and procur­ ing, a* far as p<—iMe. desertions of In- DA KLING'S LI VKH KDGULA TOK HARD-WARE LOCAL NEWS. AND aekssf laikas* tbs hat twenty J*srs. rar fcend anything eqas! to l Bailing’s Liver Begulaor. DRV GOODS! told to a reliable, man in Misfeoa City I by the candidate f.w the Ward mm ip of the Northern Indiana Penitentiary oft fast Sabbath evening—Jobe P. Dune by ■•me- He said, at the name lime. that tbe Indiana troops would mutiny after they received their pay. I have been thus minute, because I SVBSCRIBR FOR THE BANNER rOBSALKBY Stacks of ■*5r5?A V€MD SALINE PURGATIVES. .©EZLSIJT BTOJtT. | � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-03-04.pdf 4618408c371f1e9110580d15fb750712 PDF Text Text ii mMim VOL 7. i7ic2 ' o wum’ -4»a»TWS,arai have acquired aa Sidings tyiiitr, 13 NJIUMID HIM WEDUnDAY. <r naartvoo, a abut coorrv, MXts.-*eaa Wwrtk.A^b. •MW aos sisa. «M«vy *Uto«< ^buMk, lU RAD WAY’S READY REIJEF VmsaUevwttoea wbestatopstas. »a\e J8»sti*p' guhuu Jirtttsrj. LHFLCBjtsA.:.;.‘.7.;:; aocy,........ ........... Snr«ini>»un:: fwt awik t the root of DltotaA partM.oCirepwM'y -anuafe CbmplafMs f.jEiUbany’e Jte; L. W. WING. a CYuvrcw. VAU or the peace, wuj sti«*4 to th. wllmtiue of dsbls sad alt olbsr business Jcsricr. Mills, harry soaaty, M'ck.______________ , •ad ofikiala; bet no organised hostile mevewMot had been •greed on. They knew that a greet war wee in program between the whitoo, that antes were ths other at Yellow Medici^ It la th* being raised, and the country wmUtag rnrotom to keep a certain quantity of pro­ drained of men. All this waa known visions at tbeee Agencies to feed them afid discussed among them. There are during tbeee visits, and also to eometlmes •rod auppliee daring tinea of great want and aesrert v uf game in winter.— Unfortunately, they came last year uroch tba Missouri border, bad been among earlier than common, and before they them fomenting the discord and urging had received their usual notlAentiun from the Agent, that the unnwlties were await When those f.rer yntmg'men returned ing them. In ad«litian,M if all the noel- on the IMllo thrir.band, which eras then drnte were destined U» be adverse, the with others al the Sioux Agency at Red sod, the recital U their murders created Appropriation Bill, which included the the most Intense excitement among the Indian appropristlona. did n<4 paae until Indiana. They became Infuriated at the the day befi>re the adjournment, and the 1 tnmsnca prewre of .—--------- X_ partmenu, and the great ditfieulty of ob­ taining coin, all occasioned long and unusual delay a Tbs cola. *71.000 in stiver (Indians understand diver coin, and will acarcrly take any other,) was with a general nah and yeti. m sawavert finally chipped by expram from the ewh. tba whitee.some taunty-five ta n ember, treasury in New York city, on tba l*th robbed and plundered the storsa, and laid of August, reached St. Paul on tbs Ifoh, the whole place in esbea. and wae immediately dispatched by pri­ Tba party who ware convey ing tba vate cnoveyancs to Yellow Medicinr.via. •nmtitv iwooey to the Agency. reecried Fort Ridgely, at which latter place it Fort Ridgely nn the afteroooe nf the arrived on the 18tb, aamo day. aay there learned that tba out. The Indians eama down to the Agency break bad taken place. * ’ ' al Yellow Medicine about the middle of about seventy-five men July, to the number of four thooeand. men. women and children. Hers they remained in waiting some three weeks.— Provisions, in small quantities, were given to them, but for ee large a number of mouths tbe rationc worn enemy. This supply, with the few wild ducks and pigeons which they could abnot from time to time, the little flour they were able to buy on credit from the trading buoara, and the half grown potatesa they stole from the fields, enabled them to eke out a scanty subsistence. As might be readily imagined, thia state of things bred great diaoootent. On tba morning wf Ibe 4th of Augnat^t large Dumber of Indians earns over from their ! thoroagh pills thrt -pon the Itirer. exefrin extent M that ibe ■ into u» faratar em>it to be tba caw with DHTSICIAJ* s-d Hurx~n. Dwdllagos Droste IT way. smw ths Conn Houm. del: u. j. hamkt. drove and core :jonts», ra JlfbrLua, k tn the gowoio, EW HARNESS SHOP. etc. -nd you will never Lro bare used them, H ; ■ i.' L XtStVCfr, ■;a;'♦ [before •rioffireta liaanac of zsy loeal [>aH] A LECTURE to YOUNG men i it down, and commenced carrying out bag. uf flour. The few soldiers who were stationed al the Agency, were, as well a» the Agent and employers, taken completely off their guard by this move merit; but in a abort time they recovered themselves ; got a field piece loaded and turned upon the crowd, and seat a squad nf soldiers.to tba warehouse. At iliese preparations, the Indians desisted; but the military force was too small to make more than a formal demonstration. The pile offlour taken out of the ware­ house had not been carried away, and while tbo soldiers prevented'this being dime, ths Indians placed a guard to bln dsr its being recovered by the whites.— Thus they stood during the remainder of tba day, in an attitude of mutual defiance Another party of about forty persons escaped from tba vicinity of Yellow Medicine, under the guidance of the miaalonary. Rev. Mr. Riggs, who waa also warned and aided by a few of the Farmor Indiana Having thus uuooeeefully attacked and destroyed the Lower Agency, at Red­ wood. and the Upper Agency at Yellow Medicine' and having obtained targe eupplies of arms and ammunition from the stealing horses and cattle ; but the larger portion remained together, and, under the leadership of Little Crow, planned further attacks. Fifteen miiee below the Lower Agency, on the north bank of the Mionaaeota, ie Fore Ridgely ; end twenty miiee below the fart, on the Southern beak of the river, 1« the town of Now Ulm, which, aa Ite name indicatee, la mainly populated by German cottiers. Early In the after­ noon of Tnesday,/August Ifith, a party <rf citixena frotni New Ulm, returning from a neighboring village, where they gone to aid in recruiting volunteers for lbs Union army, were fired upon from Bomb of the women were sent away, ^wS/WWed.teeEasWasedfN; PrtmadU guna and pistols were loaded, fteld pieces A UCTUBE OX TUB MATURE, TREATMENT, end radical Cur. of Hpsrastorri>®s or Rrmleal and troops were placed in position, and Everything Wrokne., ir.Tolsnt.ry Emissions. fUiuel DsbH- Crts were thrown out. ed like war. Still there bad been no actual bloodshed. Through the Medita­ tion of Rev. Mr. Riggs, who had long resided among them aa a mtaeaonary, {weceful counsels finally prevailed with the Indiana. Thirty-six of thsebieft met the figent in council, amokad the pipe itf peace, ooknowfsdged tiwir ofiense, nnd taste, who were buddlsd together. In hvlploee etui fusion, in a few of the more protected houses. Fortunately, a squad of eightam armed men from nns of the lower counties had arrived thereaa hour or two previous. Only aix of the num bers had good gone; but they immediate ly organized themselves, and went for­ ward to meet the eavagea. By dint of determined aootoroa brarary. they beM •*- ---------- M bow, killing aaweanl of seeing-the taws reinforced by all party of mrontod wbitaa, retreated. The fight lasted ing th>m—jvm onto three portico, eai camped a abort diatance at, making the wight hteUrn* with fiandiab yells-and the horrid music of tbasr war dancea. Du­ ring the sigil tba garrison retreated into aamalleraad more defensible part of the town, committing tbs rat fo the flames. A briefdemonstration was nroda by the enemy on the fallowing morning. withdrew. The wbltne, exhaueted •nd out up. joy fully welcomed a 0—lino of boetililioa. Darieg tbs day they evac­ uated tba town, bringing off what remain­ ed of tbe garrison la refvty. In thia batllv they loot too killed, and about fifty woandad,- hile the Indiana loat about forty. They tram aaau to haul off four wagon loads nf dead. Tbe evenu thue farBarrated cow a only evauts of that brief time. The cootaginn of murder, arwm, and spread over the wnoln area ofcountry «• wbich the Indians lived and roved, cm bracing a district ooe hundred rnilaa la width by two hundred in length. Enaboldened by the feeble opposition they met, and maddened by the carnival of Mood fo wlueh Uwy rioted, tbs savages indulged la erodtise and barbarities two horrible to recount In detail. The Gov­ ernor of Minneauta, in a special mrenege to the Legislature of the Stele,thus palate them: “Infents hewn iot^bloody chips of flesh, or nailed alive to do*r p«te Io linger out tbsir little life In mortal agon v, nr torn untimely from the womb of the murdered mother, and in cruel agocy cast in fragments on her outer Ines and bleeding breast ^.rape joined to murder In one awful tragedy; young girls, area children of tender'' years, Lended their brutal ravisbMa. till held tbeir shame and suffer' in captivity to undoes- --------- horrors of a Using death; wbdIs families buroed ____ alive , ; ____________ and as If theirdarilteh fary ao«M not glut itself with outrages on the Rvlag, Its last efforts exhausted In mutila­ ting tbs bodies of the dead ; such are the in the morning, and the other at six in spectacles, and a thousand nameless hor­ the evening, but they were much feebler rors breidac, which tbeir flrat experience than'the previous one, and easily re­ of Indian war has burned into tbe brains and hearts of our frontier people." pulsed. The final and moat desperate attack A wild panic ensued.' occurred on Friday.the twenty-aocood.— caprd the u.mabouke< The garrison was engaged in strongthen- iq consternation and die___ _ , w iog its defenses, when, at one o’clock in tbuir little earthly ail,leaving tbeir cattle the afternoon, the aoatioel sow, at two astery on the prairies, all tbeir crops un­ miiee distance, groat numbers of In­ cut and unntbered in the fields ; aume dians approaching on horseback. As fleeing with meh preeipit_ --Z __ they neared tbs fort they diemounted^nd tbeir find untouched on the table, where advanced from three diflersnt pointe un­ but a moment before II had been !r~l der cover of tba ravlnea, where the shells fiw Uro daily repast. Women and chil­ from the field pieces Could do them but dren wend«red~fur days in the woods, little damage, they opened a terrible fire subsisting upon nuts and berries. Every on the garrison. But the previous two rood was lined with fugitives end all day s’ Beige bad steadied the nerves of the tba villages wore crowded with tbeir ear­ Tbe refugees whites, and tbev received the onslaught rounding population. cooHy, reserving their fire until they poured by hundreds into the the city of Ot. Paul, situated from eighty U> ooe hundred and fifty miles from the soon as •nd do effective execution. The ‘big guns,"of which Indian, eland in so mucn of the outbreak; and many, who were drend, were also wall nerved. Tbs figfat able to do ao, embarked oo the first de­ raged all the aftaroowi, from two until parting steamers, rod hurried away from half past six o'clock. Owe the savage, tbe State, It is estimated that tea large pressed up so near that the half breede in and fiourieWng counties ware almost the fort could distinguish the ebvute of completely depopulated. It uu happened that a portion of the tba chief, ordering a charge for tbs pur­ pose ofcapturing the guns. It was a volunteers recruited far the Union army concerted movement; a feint to draw bad wok yet been ordered out of tbe State. the fire of the field pieces, and aa imme­ Though poorly equipped and supplied, diate ruab m mads to aecurs them be they were at once sent into tbe field fore tbev could be reloaded. But the against the Indiana, and thev served as a old artillery sergeant was not to be trap­ nucleus around which the irregular organ­ ped ; be reserved the fire of his own gun, ization c>uld rally. Every old gun, pis­ sad when the storming party emerged tol, knife, or other weapon was cleaned into open view, be planted a shall among op; every pound of powder and lead wae thana which eent them howling beck to bought and distributed ; and boron were their shelter. At nightfall the salvages impreaeed by military authority, with reluctantly gave up the edge and roti rod, which to extemporise cavalry oumponiaa. carrying away a considerable number of Tiro surrounding States promptly cent killed and wounded. Those In tba fort what aid they could in men, guna and •eeaped miraoafowsiy; uelv-oce man cartridges. Tbe Govern** by proelamn batug killed, and three or four slightly tfoos suOx'rinsd tbe formation of omoand rannera in the threat­ wounded. Very eoon Wker The next morning. Saturday, the In ened neighborhoods. dints were seen again approaching the the outbreak, Col. H. B. Biblay, m> ex­ perienced frootieroniaa^avlaga through knowledge of Indian habits and character. rapidly, aad aaut Major General Pupa to asNUDa command of the Indian Dep^l' ’^Bsari^ uf CaL 8.Way3 sppevah. Little Crow reused to Yellow Medi­ cine, taking with him a large bsfiMS bO *** HU'Hll .w* BS1.I ��BocxTiss—Qur Jkat< Legislature has' issed a bill A|UM bounty of *50 OBERT! ' .«• ~ ri<ht’ ”! trust will, in thaTutors, do much tn tut-1 smpt the Stat* fjyifljfra »sH« of unequal local bo unties. Amois ths auxs introduced Legislature, a Ilf. the tn! into the sicca, wa notice | one by J. A fiieesej, 1^ aulborixs the WjjW.' " Tt'kl’E.vnXE AhiSAlXuUOL. Hastings KOTKES KS. R1BBQM8, roNCEKTRATED iiuutins> Hampshire by the people ia doubtful—' there being three candidates, and' a ma­ jority vote required. In all raw- of no A TeacbsrsMnrtUnw «»* Ac-"*r* choice, tbe Legislature in June Will elect tion "f the Statu Superintend»nUf Public a Governor from the ti The Republics... InstrAttfe.Trill: ba heM al flastings. dates. of electing all three of their Andidatea comtAsnring «.n M<mdsy. jh«, S3d hist., for Congress, although two.ths districts at 9 o’clock A7*di«and.••qtWtring five sSMotaifF’s*' uokuui irnrosEs.oxLYjK ■« w na-BiKsanui. «» wm Will not every te»al»r. <r young per. •Mu eapaeticg te week during the year ‘ Tea;TOtTXr-.’sSGJflf.'BPlOTS.rkP’T-nt; •WWV-.-4* present from the opening, session to the close! Tbe Ilqelitjgv Institute’wilroo Ik. «**»*. s|Sm^a»«jAJ -*-H ■■ Alaowgrtht isHeariir iBs' , ** .1y\¥wUt am! as • aentiM k '• 1-e ’sff-y from NsrCogi *i 'Wjw *a»W-lUMIIn* ’ll may be an. ijachonl officers and teach ns.at*'*ttM' iotenwtedjtr edsea A«d MJig Extracts, .i Ws alas ka^ no.^mAs M <1«W« A-'-rfW* dtawUma. -<t ■■■ HOM. FWC1IS. gNKA. PAFEBJ »hvi. ala bl: Vr.lMHOP. «M<MC te* ;s,^! ■arahM, iw. and with Garabaldi in Italv, and will be rcmeualierwl »a.a InL'tenw'te-EaalteiM'wil. be • >Mb. - ■' , aassrunrat <M ^■SXAOTpi^rEIt^-. Col. CharlwCmnTf Hicks, lately an officer of the rebel army and in tbs delect iseanrviee at Richmond, was arrestsd st the S’. Nidiobs Hotel in New Nork. crisis r«f <iur N’atlotflil •> ; "duiSf^jritopustorx ■ Aw • and ExrmttCrcr PREM* Fits. RAHI.VE.COTWWh , ■ ^aggsa^: M-'KIWaGE SAtif u bi-mja: K^ty.w PATENT MEDICINES ’ ' ■ -- . n"1 L” wanting in efforts My.tyjke the eccasym one of interest to all who may attend.— Further annuuncv«i*tar«IU. bo fW1’ i rjfriff /UwK.ff-; Jen*. ft.- -Xtl-M chr.in, n.« ■ I.Ul*’-S*A *f **< Ual length found voice, and the Psearrr h*s perpetrated phuRe' jriW npww -him <(iy Iltfycdy makaa Like all his artn-les if itjrtMj the young tnan, in >ts^*te^»aWMioiuU.«*^<Xi..na. .Obe day SAMf WaxtferWiog AhartftioaisU and negro worshipper* renr roundly, when an aged .man, remarked tu hltu,' that' .he rtmrottxn. Humphrey Marshal has written to ni« old home, threatening to destroy *30.000 a orth U-Uswwt property ifhria not indemnified for soniaamall ctxifis.a-i lions against him. it, fa The-N^YprX, Mercury Dr. Radwar's Fills aMclentHe Fargative. I In these PILLS »« haveithe medicinal I propel ties *>f tbe most jrflicient plants, ' rcwils. herbs, gums and balsams in the vr*mhlg«kta(!tM»' W ■*"»• iHr~ ',litil.‘ pills lies awrutwious power, for in i each Pill ia combined the elements of Health, Regensrallqi^ .. Strength and friynd,, .’•WasM,ycy,” rrpliedSaiu, meek. Persons who anffi-r with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Enlargement of ths %G5&iW«S.•Wei'”C " . ■ tf.it'UUt te.-aiw mi frets induced by the eiccsvitc use of Cal ouicl. Mercury. Quinine, Cnrrnaive Suh. i COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. oi iseaaard. ars h«r»l-y notiOcd and rrqarstrd ta ^•eut tbr saws for eiaannshon and adjustment sr** xl COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. All parsons haring claim* against the In caeca of Bilious. Typhoid, Scarlet' d. attended with so much danger on account] of the extieme debility of tbe patient.] three pills can be given with perfect safe I ,Mie wfirM*® Kitt Mrength /«» ; ifibArtrfwr. THs is lha Sind k» ana on th* ' wy twcaai.ni. Far sale by all groc*»". work a cure. Price 25 cents per boa. ] JOB PBDTHBG, ' JI-TUfO Jfaaca t. lift. Sfcftav 7ar c«t K-^.-b.. kiiiM c<.f,eB itSWMr&fiEfctf.AilSfffiLia Balrh. al Grand Rap-da ius hex n pu^ui -derB7 500'bonds'to wnawer l-efr.re tlrk arc the only vegetable sulislitute for Calomel, Mercury, Quinine, and their, CDrtjil (kwrf bf Kent 6’- ' Hr obtained kindred drugs. that have aver been dis-। and V»d-^SelsmlM eiaapllM OEKTUIWE. Ikt .,,0 > . 1 owren tmrtEt KfWKRSta �A 1 *1 tasr.- t VBom w-. 9atuui- 10XTBX . CB,*irS»Sun^St»<(SuS38?B,r I The foltowtag letter fro® Gen. Buee- TUTHEPVBUC. t Ttasta^yta^rt .Stia • 2 ‘ : LIVERREGULATOR tate*Wtatak.aMtetem taAe. tew* va**,bta. Wbtk&Cb XbMtaMb Mfe WfTkARh <Fl atMtta bnm, tata,'4 ksJkMMb Vte (yen *, <m\A a\ Bae ♦****fo*«, two aamm. — TBIDBOmit. WHl sure Ferer Benn, Uteere. Beam to fee BHwUr J^uar, ^iW!xk-ss2,^3e: HTA1 tassa,sta llfntote toAnesdky Bi| run, ta roc* to «x aonuB. o-nJ jSfeidrt.jMi Xiv«7* -> ■•at OovcrnaMrt. FROM fettA <A\ &MMS tar Vbfetafft. » feremm ■smreCpiia m.s «5 fe 'Wbcaa. 'Bvttevw It ASVMAHS Amb. nortfr tte WeeC. l— .a* A ■ large otoehef LIVER REGULATOR d> O O X> «’ ^“S (torsi Mssrt £4 tarsia*rotates vvt *23 aSJ'JEH.TETrSKX: IttosMsparier rAwny MMwnnre, IHIKIDWhnXID IPIRWPIBSa ®©®ro & aww/ z Ittofes sr^re Wmtatasor v—, * ) -r GROCERIES ■W-OJt OROOKEXtWl an tex ncV. naa'a BaXan Ate CoeaV*. ■r.ewim .,,» Bt. ~HrbwvrW ftV)Wuu\\ ‘fi'Aktb thi .baKSeb! ^Tbtajrre . tay, ta temta Avne a»U| wwlawcXtea ate nek, ’L-S*. PAPKB «p BAABY OOUNTT. h AA, O. Conn, ^1.0^. ” tea*- •• «Kte &TS1i’StX.JL-KLi!" IdOC AXi IN V>r. 'Btaetk'a %\owwxc\\ '&\,VtaT« at* tat Sotaxvr'* ^vcAX'atax.g, Dtartata, *&%*'StacAhtua'UvEfe, eta w ib«, ■'. is w 8a EJwTvs VSimtiiSStnISZi stmI DerUaftUwr Bernlaar. DRY GOODS gysTi. bMte, HB. b D. W.rtarrBlt,Km., of SsoibMb, seer •**-. vnd to MboM sttates, I was tevtee^ by a foted, Thta fitters are ptet Mg> fo guart' botilot, cf whUK tire otcue ta a /too-eimils. Ths label, fa fio>tl]i ta^rowd, nod U presided with a n^e-gmartl from •ouiUurjWtora. (Pries *1 per bottle, er six/er fig. • a W. 1?teeth, ffropHrter, Jh. d Xart Jbtcrth fl|, CfaiMnsati, ia whetr •U ordort should be addmevd. FOR<ALE BY ■teary ■erfeer.KmHyixErM^tfamAm 1 1 tote owe ta . DarUag'a Ufle ■htteta, udnretayta Ibevalitaaeiiii ibtaw” vcvAworaU ta* \fe*ohc awA &<>nVioA*L. Dt. *9Lc9b<M&?* ftXowxo.exx. WxXXcva * *""> * ,*■ 111, >■ — AND t>T. ’Btawia'a SXoxxxAxeXx. Wx.XXe.re XTBTWTS. Vitaly UapiVTt tafc beateh. BAmrATTJ MLLM Aas Psaraer Paaen ivaa Ttoy are opsrtaA tais.^texolta Mtaulial. a■ HARD-WARE! %Xo«voxV Wx.XXv.re OOM. tex Wavr wxaw wwwa 'DoeXor'b’BAX*. -- mu. etta,4^,^D^TW*Mu£.''to?reta^S2r rt-BbcniBE TOR LOT BTTTEta. I pasta tataite bisethy ta wrstau.1 sttev entirely eotata tskepteeeure in TBemsmetatag Ibaee rvmita ~ Mra C. TwLvw, 11 chilBtuptoB/ Dtraet-W. T., writes: "Fete SO. Ita.-I here bsssatatate Btuck*of AaUwwtata twenty yarns. I beve werer feuta esytUng eqvta to an. te» v—o, oartX Vnate. Ur. -Bta«ta'* Ml kudvatb iag.aave IbamsaHm Ata mireb ireBens^and We have every kind of geode, ouch aa Oite Slertey, Bee-. IM Bta ta* ■testa. A writes: As<..»ridiiL-lbrtaa>tasbywttbta wkteb ssuAaadtas to tabseee. ’Veu.b*. DrKta'. ftXovsw«\b Wx.Vtc.re by Dtwcgtete la every Iowa lu tbe United Steles sbd CtadZ. BAPWAT A Co. . <7 Malta Lane. DARUMW8 un Btnsui bARtava um Ktsczanjt. SNteffittMMd Leyalty. ofta BkSOLVBMT wiH tasrs a aere._ IVtoe SVBSCBIBE FOB T8E BANNEB ! r^q^hrttaS jLta»*t^.X N Jw Tta. Btad Whish we affiar al . Nish tatsr tan pilto,and must estate take. OPS an eewCTMte vane ate buCMbCAuV toeftu utta VlffiMs, CEIZ£.DS£2!T. DARLING'S jugj Tbiw b — BCBBCRIBE FOR THE BANNEBI ef every deem Iptien a RABE CHANCE TO HAKERONrY I viw tbe sttoufite cf rreryWy andjoettoaoB to a aww Mas. • Wa toare iiiwuiii ildjibe We to •SET.uSrS^^ »SE ‘dZrLING'B UVER REGULATOR. gggsgassssHSsr. Stacks of ,1. iihjrf Ambb - Jin.i ■ rABit.T ewerma ryfeespHttatetgArtW xtmjBDW ■a.«Nnsomrcroa^ acaxxB CUihiatg, b)MlU<<bW, we ™ AVOID BAUKE rORGAnviB. r— b Ui VMA wo ameartmatemRata VU HU, A TAI* AMD ! rt—M-aurpt* 1 ” Ipjj »• —j< >—JtSS FS ,T2i TMIW——* xxesmuam ffMRT. yre are ^rpaptto, m »re0ta stab beta-tan OUR GOODS nirr—t Unusually Lew! .BwmasT wtecsaa m tu pwata tartfe feta ■tang to hater ftosrh «• Sth ffie lbs wR. । sol twe iiwiski wiLtaU^kx. Mteywiasaiii'ti ---------------- ' I » i — Ja.vndivG, Kicbunf Complabini^ * —U» AdmMrtretioo and the DIRECT Oafn^plaiKit SUBSCRIBE FOR <H£ BAMRftg' LIFE 8TTE1B, weefteua the physical system. Ou the name side-board on whisk thia delieieas beveaafa is served-lies a newspaper. It is severed with half a million of type*— it brings mtriligenee from tbe four quar­ ters of the gl0be. Tbe ■» waps per carta vaarrocHLMBC taertaibsgimaefn.th.jmce ofa few grates oToore; Vte ft te Bo tee • u*m elX ta “\4J* atate a^a Pita ta V>ia» be Otaa, Fsfttog efta Weete, l*y«ps|itait lee- JUST RECEIVED WstnsT AMD Neweraraaa.— A glass or whiskey, remarks tbe Scientific Amer­ icas, is maufoctured from a dozen graine of corn, tbe value of which is toe small to be estimated. A pint of this mixture tegmrjtatasa. by ratal or sxprma. ptaptaf ad la far one shilling, sad, if a guod brand ' DAM*L & DARLWG, is considered well worth the aomy. It ia drank in a minute or two. It Area tbs 10« NaasseBte, New Turk. wteerkm; fesemdl pc—tana wri^ flti rTVeea. Wtagre: O^y tl. WE U ^Uta^M tautataedtatttaiMtas wnnlntaM ■. I taws Mt selMag sf UsteleV aun mys that fermase would save ewefem* afffirtr prteehg URirt| ffie • •: DR. EADWAT KAM DISCOTEBKD A CLEAK8D10 STBEP. Come and See It ir.SSraSjJtSSii stream dam tree that there In • large portemef the n^mmaBfry who think aaan avtse . , noaimorntMi DARLING'S ^•gTJ.l^ar 71 | BW — ■ ®ibft ooBnnmra gSaisSS® rrats wrincss*. UfK B1TTKU, Kxoxux, Iowa, Feb. 20. ■Ms, Farer Sam. Oeors, ertr taete h w—' -LOW PRICES'’ am. Is a swsenor taste ssd AisnAta; estates! in and the people are .free to consider and act for their own’ interests—whieb are SHnj tai~ —it ecaerwi Bteesiaa pw*, common with ours under this Govern­ a Ml >,n*‘rBO ment, there <iH be no great difficulty ia BKAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONT: fraternisation. Between oar tastes sad Jas. L Branter. nertast, IM twites srrta. Ifes *1 wi l, wriSm, A^taasi. IB, 1 teo^. , I tos^e between those of the people of the Nor them and Southern provinces of England lag.talssitawsyem; Inta DABLINGB and Ireland. Hoping that tbe time may LIVER REGULATOR speedily come when the pewer of the perfidious and cruel tyrant of thia rebel­ lion having been overthrown, a peace may be laid on the broad foundation of national unity and equal justice to all, under the constitution and lawn, 1 remain your fellow citizen, W. 8. Koexcaaxa, Maj. Gea. DAR UNG'S UVRR RXGULA TOR At half past three o’clock yesterday afternoon, about seventy-five convalescent soldiers from the b-0 pi tai marched to the Daily Constitution office of thia dty, headed by three or four persons with sledge hammers. The greater portion of them took * stand along tbe street, in front of the office. Those with hammers proceeded into the building, demolishing the press on the first floor, and others went in and altogether ci caned the room out. They then proceeded to tbe second floor and dined that of type, fee., threw, ing them from the window. They next proceeded to tbe third floor, and demol­ ished another preee, and threw it out of the window, and had nearly cleaned tbe room of type and all other fixings .of the office, when a squad of armed soldiers were marched in front of tbe office, and the ringleaders of the mob ordered to make tbeir men desist and form in line, which was not done until the squad Lad been ordered to take aim on the parties. Revolvers and carbines wore drawn by the convalescents, and threats made that if tbe squad fired a ehot, they, along with tbeir commander, were dead men. Tbe excitement was intense, but the eoevaleseanta were formed into line and marahad off. bat not until the destretion of tbe affine waa complete. A part of the prase ca ware dragged to tbe river. Wat» mmwawm Mtetnrr-rtiiw |h i . -Jow a amiir, af by the trippie ties of eoosenfafoltr. geo­ graphical position and commercial interLtl no men astoug tu to BAUraowfl to/oryei t*u, er root enouyA to triut on oliffartky 0/ trtilort to. their friend*, to civil liberty and human freedom. Vol­ untary exiles from home end friends, for the defense and safety rf ail, ore Itag for the time when gentle peace shall again spread her wings over our land ; bat wo, know no sock blessing is possible while tbe unjust and arbitrary power of the rebel leaders continue to threaten OS.— Crafty as the fox, cruel as tbs tiger, they cried no "coercion," while preparing to strike us; bully like, they proposed to fight ub because they said they eouki whip us 6*e tu one; now, when driven back, they whine out "no invasion,” and promise us of tbe West “permiasiou," to nsvignle the Mississippi river, if ere will be "good boys,” and do as they bid as. Whenever they have tbe power, they drive before them into tbvir ranks the Southern people, and they would also drive us. Trust them not. Were they able, they would invade and destroy ns without mercey. Absolutely assured of tease things, /«» amoved lie! eatg one could lAiuk of “preer on r»y tau.fi £Tt vehoentertaine the eentimentit ft o*hf * kt a ifare; kt nho ullert Halo tkittoau, moreover, :s a Taarma to nn cocrmtr, who dntrtet the room and contempt ofall honorable sun. When the power of the '”^5' ITTnlS ' s tam MUteX iqA'u GRAlTOkSPAUniDlG Hi Tbe reeolatiou of thanka passed by your bonoreble body, to the army of du Cumberland, its Commanding General and Ms staff haa bean dole received and published to the troops of thia command. On behalf o'aU, I return U> yea heart. Ml thankt. Thl> ia indeed a war for the maintaintainanea of du Cuuatiunion and the laws —nay, for national cxietcueo—agxiuat those who have despised oar just bojoa, and driven us to defend oar country and our homes. 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And strike fer liberty ] Freve to tea wnri< that every kuu ehattsi I* worth? *° be free. Mtens. Feb. 15. IK. “Oh tuamtaa I I Wndd to I dij have boUarad that a ymmg l*dy *d*Mtad b tto oouatry eoold be *o perfectly genteel aa Lucy k. I Iowa bar dearly, already. And the* bar wardrwto why, ma. tor drtueoe are really afegwl Bo simple and taste­ ful h atykjwt like tor sweat aatf; sto baa never been Inured to labor l am Mr- “s*d | am--------- ----------------- -ter a real lady. 1 am glad now tto* ate toe arrived betow tto party. Sto to eocb an elegant onsrtraat to you, Amina. Yon wffl to tto rore of tto partem, and she win rsersSMt tto pur* white niy.’ ■ When tto fcsaHy met at dtowr Mm Grandy was almort I* despair. Ttooook that sto bad hired apramiy to prepare And paronUy about thirty year* old, and pusetrong domeede Instinct*. About 11 oFetuck, When most of tto gweeta bad rstirod, Harriet, with tor child da.ped to bar bom, dastod frantically from tto baaawtenl to the hall, and boding tto door locked, raised tor deoctod hand, and with powerful blows smashed tto tight* eorrwtmding It, steverod two section* of two hMb sash, brand heraalfthrongh tto spertare, aod, with lacerated arm and toad, streaming with blood, tod M for ButoequenUy she was fonpd eatousted from Io*, of blood, and almrot fr-ten, crouctod te the eoroer «f * staMa, wWltar <to tod tom'trarad by tor bfe*d spew the Miow. Tto dixjr-eill and w*|| at tea Capital Hotel era aaturated w hth-al wy mother** blood, mute tot eioq...gx *pp«.l md ttor. k will rantonr • fer noTdl Neptune'* oemn dfe waah tbfe btoid dean,' and eanalura and law-maker* shall i a chafe* after having refeeted Golby.' •ee It a* they gu and own* from the leg­ Loey to* wot toted without reflection. islative haFts, another evidence of the in**^aq- *• la an extraordinary •Cfcxaivwand ineradfaable love sad asfoe all of m— Grandy Usmm ■am* daily.— __^^..-lil&aabrthhy d cream and buttermilk, ptrlver>,Md daridad bwttar.ttoaform ------------ forar and yoaet, si trees and orangsa, raisins and oarranta, and eoofeo tioncry, a mvdlry of ewe fusion in pantry and kiteton. ITBIMVI MAKD TO BSUETE. “Do you not understand baking Vuked Locy of Amtea. • i "Weil, ] dads re, thia la hardly to be •Ob! indeed no;, replied ttoastoafetod I believed I* exclaimed Mrs Graiody, aa bdle. should to perfectly mtofrabla, but'for the 1 she threw down a letter aba bad been pe­ “Not-joo, aunt f she Inquired of Mr*. spirit that Amias caagkt of her cousin rowing, and turned toward her daughter, Lncy, sad ths issssns sto learusd uf tor. th* • CMpparbeada." The whole alimv who was radioing on a eniua-n ruth -Mv d«ar, I **v*r learned,” murmured Dora U nut seeoi woodsrfal to see Amin*, craw le bteeing at bit teak Tto Ciadninoed lounge. In th* moat approved atria the lady. who was ao proud and indnlestt, moving nali Enquirer » eapectelly venomous. k RAD WAY’S READY REIJEF. Of dreaa. attitude and expression. Tto “h to very qtrange." Lusty aaMt Md about tbe bouse Ifl tor beat obsck apron,< danowocre bi* prUmuc i«irar to the Ohio yung lady lifted tor jewelled feted, and then sb* went on, “Well, sent, if yu* will and sfe^og rally Mato perftrrad tto GwoaraJ Aesembly m tto “products of rni>*d her alrvpv eye* with inquiring treat ma, I wHI prwdsee aa fine eaks m 1 ii MM of bMb took and boom maul. an insignificant and diaappumtad party internet a* the breathed forth In an af any cunk In the dty. Aadtto* *to wap.m hardhearted- • > politician”; accuse* hint ol having “leal footed tun* >4 music. .prak* have known tor refonea levy to an object temwtf" to the -Abdltinoto. -Pray. *bat have yn« f-mtid. fear I. A. HOLDKOOK, of ctorftv, when bar parse was full of of fem as* “fellm" man, aad patronixTTOBXET kmI Cee.vrtur •: Lew. M-teir la m >niusf I am l«mgi«gf-r wmiethiac to gwd. Kowato will save from her neoea | iagly remarks that whtla it baa ‘-so righf L Chamrrv. O.oerwl I—d aed T.v Ageet.-u»w- Seay this b-wnNe reUVt.'' eiiA to ministers to th* stek and needy. to refrain from eanrar*. teeliuge of p<ty le», mA.4 uarv *t H-teeroV. W~a •4i I- bard.y to He brtievwd, I repeat, And both ahe and bar parents declare kndMjVMr Uncle Merk ha* written that they are much happier now that they me that be intend* to send hi* daughter And ibu brauM Geo, Km.wwu fan* ware in their days of wealth and ind<A Lacy t- a|«tid tbe winter with ua 1 lenee. I deciare, when I I-ok back and' Wil-udwi, In ,1, Ua cannot rrfu«e !■> receive her. for ato is mv <■ .pit. u th. then turn te the praeent, I can hardly to F-™. Itos* whai I «Kr . sisters child—but, dear me! what shall laagkteg. uh.,h| Bratairarfirt . • . we d<> »ilh the rustic creature T" In ln»I U— mmoIg .<Ui nuni•■Oh, I will direct y**," Npliad L*cy, “H"w came your sister Lu marry a gaily; and tto eouein* repaired te tbe Lacy Meek waa married seventeen, S««M “ Uw Jimn™ rfbw Ulnnwnfarmer, mammal** We will now look at tbe strong in the coabdeoee uf tto IwyaJ pe>>kknton, where th* *laM*r of eoliaary *p- years ago. “Why, Amina, wbllepa waaa ssnetnv; •ration* wee colivened by merry bnreta present condition cf tto parties named ple—strong in tto faith that tto cw"— EW HARNESS SHOP. sister and I accompanied him to Wash- uf laughter and jwyotw gwetoa of sweat i above. Lmj'* be i band, tto eo* of a lim­ be defends is a righteous on*—to will ingt»n, <«e winter, and there wa suet Mr. aung; ' ber man, who took bia wife to a log cabin wrln new victories and eatabliah sew Mesh, a young and ulsnted motntor of Lucy mad* debut at Mra. Grandy's ee­ and commenced huuse-kecping wite-ut a chime to the graUtodeuf bis countrymen. Cnogreaau Your amt was Motivated by lect party, taerotoofpura whiteasmlia, •errant to aid tor ia tor fernae work, lues And long after tto wretched crew who his fine person, real eknueneo and open, tor rich brown eirrl* Mteandtod ewaopa rfe*n rapidly from one post to another, are playing tto pert of acavenyer. fur manly character ; and although she knew toaftflrtofsilvargauaa toiesttok until to I* wow Govmmv of m of the Southern traitors ia tbe North have gone ' that he waa only s former a* bosno, ato of tbe left Mr. and ftrotfeg Jlto a ack largest and richwtt Stetea b tto Union— down to diaboooral grave*, bia name will prreiated in beeoinmg bit wife. So be mist txluw tor grscaftl wales. Other MidhfeeMtatry huass fee palaM, Mr to a tooaatold word and hi* memorv af ' took her to fee busne in th* new Stet* of urnameote ato wore non*। yet amid toe roundrid by a beautiful Edsu of bis own fectiuoately remembered. Ohio, and I have a<>» aem her since; far, fro»*,j<>W * vwivataadeMM^ftwhMg , planning, where to fe now enabled to on •be anon became a mother, and baa wv- with gems. Bowes* ami fadnoua. she joy health, esse and buour and bappinee*. Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ oral rdnldren. sn that she was emsfassd a* aurrueuded by bta beautiful and tofoved 8U?f’ lUwroraM ware sively Used. ferallg. a pta|* black low crowned bat, which Th. bate at woekaM* Mpleyed. ie health thst I aeknr dared t» brae*amto Mr. Grrndr, who after bfe foliar*, a*, Kep«lriB( dree ae short aetto. could to rolled up and etowed fa bia a journey. Bvstabe m*d to write freespied * Clerk*e office and salary, uow puokst, aud a eommoa blue regulation IL A. GOODY EAR. qaently . end eltfeiwgb .be al way* ptofe* D*"U] cavalry wve.-oMt oonaderably wolfed, erd herselfperfandy happy, ate•»><’*• drawn oear hie anUbrm. tot ope* fa front, a descrips Ian of her dviinestM sSaww that I «P^« br“‘l * *"*fcf* c«uam sure I should tot* been utterly nt* Uli boots drawn over hia pants completed TO -YOTTISTO 1 rrable In her siteati.* 1 And thiedaogh bra battle anil He rode - Boney " a I ^/W/M*X>ea«MWatoAp>;/MeraOs. j “V** har of Baroi| and Jmbetter and etow, spism yarn, weavm A LBCTCRE UM TH« XATXflK, TBUTHKT, bte toWt, felly realizing Urchteto<4'a rloih, bakm torml. waafeee «d.<ttoa and JJliwdURjj. A LECTURE errube fl-»es—wto ato must be a great •V>at Inok'teg creaiare like a aseh. With «au burnt teen, awrne haada sssd feat, and i F«r, 9"*”“ Moral. u a, rf . W'lte.1 rcrtrtw . .mrt M k*a* “"B. r«r«. «>iu Hpxta'liteUW^ J— “ -—.' ■*'»«»•>------------ �V. C1MPBEI.L tta me* TtaMjBe tta WW vbn BtI11 iasisl ot>-brsZ »Lel ttatu go to ttair friewdsand tglk peao*. Th® Unlta man dnoT want FtaStaSflld want H.— ' TtaMeWiuswiaFbta^;*^ take* two tn make draw tbe army oft the South sbmtdon Wa-Wthe Union? give up Kentnckj.- Europe sroma liWy to have some di­ version from tbe exclusive contsmplsttow of Amerimn affshs. The outbrtak in ffoland and the disquietude of jta .Li^r;. alisU of Prusaia. seems to preseui queslions of mor* immadiais interest to tta n . urak* war—it «. If we WithJutted 8te!ra,.w11l I Moe—a di*toLu iM lire Gnvernmtot ed to jhil, eeedrted by -a’. dcteehtaent «f a. rr»»rq»^ri brought from tta tarrocks for that purpose, Wand 'ita.'ta- crowaed tavds of Europe, and op.us new corl were aesaited by an esciicd croud! avenues for the exercise of tfeif medio who buried brW^ RtoNMlMber n*s torial piteeri Th? inbreak,(or 'rebylsilea al the guanf.and Twerp. in .no, My lion, of Poland, seams to ta spreading to sparing of ihrtou. ttaoflteer* tadsMan alarming extent. In fact it already ored toporMad/Ump-tojlaaia*, bj/nM seems to have ♦mbrwewd ths satire etanto no purpose. These bead* tazhttrou* try;and Rnssfa may yet hare exerth* form continued their assault*,' nntil for all her military, resources to suppfgsa urc war vuckj noi uisturu : IUI it would be on ths banks of the Potomac and Ohio. Kentucky forme* and fireside, were tabs deflated bv*wa>. while the in.th« *ily. It ft* crimniala who began ft were to escape. They tavotei.d to wage tbs w*r tar*. _____ _ bosoms of such noble They hav* partially swoossdsd; but >.t • UM Paa Dmuaf i. al all to. ttair satisfaction. Ttay tare destroyed our property am| robtad our people. A* our worst ceemiss they have sret ttair-taetfla'band* Into the State to plunder.snd murder In this CumI men wealth. Wd wish tta peace party ( would make ttair dear frlebds In the sereded .kite*®* keep tta. paare in Kent stay I before they cry peace. • Ttair ery of pree* means mtnply to surrender to this rebeHioe j that la all ofk. It means to,sell o«l Kentucky to her mortal etaslnios, who will never for­ give tar resistance to the wicked schemes of ambition In th* oiftkai State*. Let those who wish such * destiny for Kentitekj'.-Cry.pcacv. We stall submit toil alien all are subjugated. .. Tbe immediate cause of tbe Polish in­ gun*. By lha laUar dtafoarg* cm rate surrection was a cruel and rigid enforce­ was killed and •erof*rwouudod.'" Faufhment oft* new conscription law The ner waa lodged In and the’ riutert quota of Warsaw wgs about l'i,000, be­ |bcp . sought to. sate their r<mg*aace ing a very Urge number far a city of Ha upon the.................. ........................ population. The method of enforcing ttadty. Mm? <ta«41tage ofttae* -yW the conscription was also repugnant No eons were burned over tta taaffs young man was informed that tta Jot inmates, doo'rs »nd winijows smastad, had fallen upon him ; after the conscrip­ aad tta inmates lieateo, killed orn*i«ted tion tad taken plare, the gates cf tbe for lifs by ifeo infuriated ruob, regardless city were dosed and all egress forbidden, ofan or cradition; TtatavMrter H* while hoards of Cossacks, swarmed the meats of fire, when tmtawdep jay’ dfJ streets iu search of their victims. And notstop to regard the'dwalliags of.whiteq, yet with all thee* precautions, in that and nntn her* of these ata* are Ink taue*. city alone. 10,000 out of lite 12.000 es­ teas bomdaas, peuailess. Tta -riot wag caped, having previously sought safety In .finally quelled by tbe prevene* of the the forest* and hills of tbe surrounding military from Ypsllanty and ' F^ru country. Those man are now said to be Warns. ‘ . . . ,4. HTOF. March ft —A specwrl tn tta Tribune tayto: “ On the - retnrn of w materially *tre*«ttawfot hl* position. Gen. Hooke? hi on tbe Werti’ * “ ’ H-'-'l. M— JssMarilte “ Ionia, “ Grand Bapld* - grecm NOTICES- " Apr! Utfaa, “ • Brighton, • “ Monroe, (time not stated.) The circular proceed* to a: Notice ’! rominand and a Federal fore* of three regiment* «f lufrntry, about Use hundred cavalry and <m* battery, at Bpringville, thjr^wn miles south vf Eraokliq. ,fb»l. Coburn's ttare regiments ..W infantry wcrytai to pirres nt><] mjMurrrt by the rstal fuxrea. They toughi dwperaudy. * Queer Usings. armed with the fonnidabi* scythe* aad ’ Tta XHUaiJ Hoi. Thera was much missppralieosiM ta Hassan) ranks thirty year* ago. Severn! conflicts tart already Uk*n regard to the cause aad nature of tbe riot place between the Eusdaus and the in­ st Detroit, among wpwTle on Mttedsy. Whether by accident or' deslg^-tatf w* surrectionary Pules. •pears wbieh made s*eb~ havoc jn the i 1 j , Tbe insurgent* attacked Minebow on think the latter—people here were led to i taiieva that the riot was tta upfaing of ' cqany ether m*0 in wb«n tired.killed and the same number wounded.— negro population of Detroit sided bf 1 and disheartened I write *s I fiel at tta Minc-bow waa afterward ret ou fir*.. It largo importitioes bf tffe same race form, 'time—<s it wwta w>ti» th* outer , curywnl was rumored that the insurgents under Canada. Of eouroc the AdmlnlsinU^i' ।of-tigMigta and not.with tta iru* feeling Laugiewics bad beaten the Russian* and at Washingtou and tta policy of fta Be-. «ofwytaaru ,I juay hare written to y«pi publicans was mad* respousiUe ’for this 1at such a time, and v*sy likely impressed taken some csrfhon. you w|th<tafb*liel that 1. was rredjr to A telegram from Thorn, of Feb. 14, state of thing* । atfd It was a Staple dec- ■giva up. Jfmebia tta cs»%J tap* jou tionecring j-tvrfa it our Charter^ election. * I will put tta ttaugU from you immediate­ Now it 1* proper that tta ptapla know |ly. When reason reigns, (and that I be"Gro.. Annenkoff, Governor of the Province* of Podolia an<l Volbynia, has that tta rfot was not a negro riot at all Ilitre tarapta-ef tta time,} there l* ipU>been empowered'by tta emperor to or- It was a whit* man’s mob; uwd more than ’ dur a stete of siege in those Provinces if that it was a Demoeratic woi—1tta im- ’ circumstances require.” % mediate and legitimate oflspilng of tta ' A telegram, of Feb. 15, says: J Free Ares aud its damnable co-worker*. | “Tbe Insurgents have raptured Jarno­ grod. Thirty-nine out of 200 Cossacks, Tbo immediate object of tta mob waa < against tta negroes, whom theta demo । garrisoning this place, were killed. Th* remainder mutt be removed to Zamoad cretic rioter* have been taught to. regard t The insurgents hare also captured Hur- as ouly Ct *vb^s of Dcuxxuwtia. taia; J the 17th, sod were repulsed with 800 bcsxnw, which had been evacuated by tbe Russians." it auo* at preparing asinwlar movement th* fruit* of lesehiagvl .White <tay lite. andMjwat reaetad tta drawl in Prussian territory at an opportune profess to bo the protectors of women moment. This Is regarded aka probable sad chiIdren, it **a ttata—tadi black and went, Inasmuch m there baa been breed­ white—who suffered most by hii* pr*cti- leg grraL discontent between the Liberal­ cal application *T itau advics In tta cfey ist* aad tbe Governmental parties cf Prtwaia. The PTOvsixti Government Americus idt» of fie*. -GovseuuMUt, wo if poeaibleA Think file of the ditaoeai going UrttJfWtbto Maratal tad 49 majori7; thia colt wilf ta seen there is nut sio w o ver 00 either aide. Tta John W. Beefcta, Even setting aside the poe*>- tta Biggar*," “tawn with tta Abolitionfn attartH focttwk at-Troy, ■N.“Tt bte result of this struggle. the lasurroo iste," to which was added “ kill ttafo^tf IGtaa* Grtanvrood thSx referred to Gen. tion affects the political interest of Prus­ niggore:1' Wil! these intendiary touchers Fremont: -Owf-vnn sia, as, according to official information, cease their vile claiaor wb*a lbs/, tatald •upposaswry Demoorotio papue ia tl» T3ff, being 21 greater than while the majorities range I. tarn*. Laat year tbe Drmocrr ar* tta newly elected officers, w majorities; ■ ' J ■- FerPvsdtan, • Daatel Cteuk, < ' . "■.. Aetaw***•• W illard Hays, Alatams. Island on1 kingdom. ths Avnwiren idea of free Government, it may result in Revolution.’1—Jfotiarr. MMik<« o not M U> Vhi SAVEW'BSlUi ltlBBOKg.4®. to ta whipped scourged, taatau arid Ibvm I killed, ptaridiag fetation* in tta Mt»* । Tbe aim of the PoHah movement it ,of Democracy. Tbo very dry of 1 tbe re-establishment-of Poland, ns far u these murderers was tta jfft repeated capI possible, to th*.4sr«Mr < extent of the’ phrase* of tta 1 proper Liberalist*, who have confroW tta Low­ er Hous* of Parliament will probably side «>to tta Puto*. Wtar tta result of tbe*e rompHcbtions may be, of court* cannot be foreseen. ’ who,never paid * dollar of taxes in <tair lives, who are huuling twelve «Hit of tta twenty fiiur hours about “ tta enormoua taxes we are,burdened with.” Wj'kuow men, tta seat of wboeejpm talixma disptey the flag <»f distress at taif mast, who could not buy tta toe nail of* nigger if ab|a>M»dled stare* were selling at a dofjar' a diorn, wta fly into a paaelon ■ If they near of an “attack upon slave pro­ pertv.* .We km>w men who never did a day's Gov. Ilsrdlng, ns well as Judges C, B? wurk.io itair lives—save nhrn ^ofrvw-. Wsiteand Drake, iu wry vmptaliclang ing or stealing was impossible—who hre Oage, refuse to resign or leav* tta Terri howling' like wolves against “nigger* coming to Ohio t* compete with tta la­ bor of poor a bite men.” Wo know men who never tad an entire dollar in ttair lives, spend boufl* In expa­ tiating upon the danger* of a paper cur rency. William A. aarMwtl. rntad. Hnwonld havs eevt a rebel ties. Admiral Wilk**; and four war Rr C Genera! and several o I tar office ra then in ------------------------- out^fileck^u^ ^Jtare. hi* bauds to Ship island, with orders th** * r Naw York, M.rch 7.—Tlw Ttibuite •report *1x1(11 tta Alatams catne na Pan ■n>n,Wnd is thought to be a renard. Steens - - lUteTtafe. Uarob OCT patches from gavauuab 4th. say that th<enemy utalfod Fort McAHister all last night. They have not renewed the at- condition. r A Geintnbted dnmoonted Im* been replaced. An attack frivol tint ■ �btaUoa visit for. B. Oft-gtem* y Thoradqy felly aa wintry aa any ten days iq «uoe—tan, dortag Um entire wtalar. Tbe entire aboraeo of sleighing ta thia taoaUty, •ill make tbe winter pat pact, momsrs- r«v.J*M- at the Court IWi VlfMiii lay the Itah lost, al half past pas o’clock ta the after­ noon, and al seven P. M. yrjal ScStts. ------------- --------------------------- Tbe undersigned, fita himself aad lady, MORTGAGE SALE would extend to their friends their heart­ felt thanks for tbekind and generous Visit COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE at their •^•idapar ypTtepday evening last. May tbfcvtveh nf’Afl Good reward ••mfrEMTlNeiSD ALCOHOL. them fer their kiiMnsae and generosity. Bnt-i. Okwawd.—Notwithstanding the hard timea aad high prices, tbe aale of tbe Cleatice/ Ssfrrahis is still on lh«J In­ crease. People will uae it, and ejery W. » C >l» Supoiowwkol of Puhl«l o>d pl^< lot lb. Spring S.-U. «T foMiu successful housewife tells her neighbor, sod when her neighbor tries ll sb/telle OM M Oil, plwn I. Uxr KrU in kaoteer, sad thMiteteme spread, well! GROCERIES It ia hard to tell where it will atop. Hasting, Muntey, March 23. Jamarillo “ “ “ Ionia, Grand Rapid* April 0. Utica, Brighton, ‘ Monroe, (time not rtatsd.) CotjtrrY Cixax’a Orrtca.) ItasrnrM, Mirth Ath, 1803. [ Tbe following appointments of Note­ office; to wit: S. II. Cook, . TSA, COFFtt, W4UB,«HCI1.ME»SV FXpga.nGA gAtaJSS, CODFISH; loyalQ of thrir vwn bvxcub Kffirissrja.? rite Ptfpiia lave -btan • teedvdd at this rtstajte^ves^Jnxury af Fell * Williim 8. Tltua, ft Tbe circular proceed* to aay: ■Eaeh Institute will open a* precisely m«r.’cfee*,so tee morning appninted, and the proper work often Seooioo will begin al onee. Toateers ahooM bo pets rot, if pooaible at the opening, as tiar ln-' alruction is given In regular tuoram, and within tht Jfnt hottr, afttr opnif, Mr Autituit anil Ac /nW yroyrasa. « Also • great rarirtr ef tbs CXX3EKT TJQiirtrtCW»1 A»l r»ltlt ftirwis, " , Milo T. Wheeler, Warner W. Riker, John M. Nevtaa, Daniel Striker, 8. C. Prindie, “ ‘ Wpabipgton K. Ferris, J. F. Emory, A. W. Bailey, ' Julian Fish, Isaac Messer, AV. 8. Goodyear, D. W. Smith. / H, P. Cftmay. Coum Clmbx. iTS^q^^Tggg^: Tu Instruction Tn these Instlietra is DR. RAD WAY'S CLEANSING SYR­ free df charge, and aaaurancea have bean UP, Cai*n MAD WAY*'RENOVA give* that eatae/froatare, ami tenetjrt THWRB8OLVENT . penny de fsota, will bo bearded grafts- ia tbe moot effective and rapid curative itotnlv, ropectal’v ifpraeawl thefrwbday. of Skin Diaaaaea, Skit) Eruptions Fever Sores, fflterr, Tu.n/.r.; If (V Aroma of Medicine, ONE BOTTLE^1** core •» Scboola. none stawtff apply fer U aacfpt those who buoaaUy intend l«be taaohera. Ring Worm, Pun plea. Tetters, Rash- or All ethorw are welcome io the tamefits of common sores. TWO TO SIX BOTTLES will rare Chnmse. Ss-rofrta rod SyphltWc Sores, Glandular Swellings, Tumors, Cankers, Optbalinia, Strumerutrs discharges. It The electron for P®*** 00 ia superior to all preparations of Sarsa­ Monday pafoed off very qtftfdy* and parilla Mixtures, Ate. dse. The d'BMs of the Medicine is small, two resulted in the election of the entifk t«U|M M>nfulls being a full d>>ee. -4>nr Democratic ticket. The entire vote was bottle of the RENOVATING RESUL 138, being 2t greater than last jeer, VENT, will go farther than hitf Aoxpn A while the majorities range about the quart bottles of Sarsaparilla, An. same. Leal year lite Democixlta SMtai- Eure skin, dear complexion—healthy load ta secured to those wtaytake it. date fur President had 34 majority; thia year4tt T9 Last yhab, ’ tbe data<taratic Marshal bad 49 majority; thia yriir ■ Lena. Illinois, July 18 th 1850. eo it will fre seen there is not much to Mewa*. Radwat dtCo-j . crow over on either aide. The Allowing TbreA yanrc ago my youngest boy, are the newly elected officer*, with Aheir now an teen years old, was taken with Um Inflainatury Rheumatism, and was majoritMu: * , eoitfned .tehta byd foroearly pi* ipontba, Daniel Cuok*” after which he was enablled to get about with the help of crutches—in tbe mean ■ Pter Boaorder, t ae*.’. wT Willard flay a, 38 time running eorca commenced on bi* John W. Duekle, “ • sent me tee nrediciue last fell, I waa in- William A. Stetmll, -A. H. EUta, Far LUtrirj. -Charles G. Htabrt-k. ■David G. Eobtaauti, tiem-y A. G.wtdyccr, Nhw Sam^U. N. . any good, aa I bad tried all tba-beat doc tors in thia country, and several different Unde of patent medicine*, without effect; after using two boltloo Bjrbry perecpUblichange for tbe belter waa apparent. He ia daily getting stronger. and I look upon bia final recovery aa certain. Tbe medi­ cine acts upon the ayateni, driving the foul humors to the outside is small lumps, aa big ae haael eats, canstag teem to dis­ 37 ? » , appear, and HEALING THE SORES FROM THE BONES. Respectfully yuura, Wiluam Atxu. County Maeurer, has purchased for the oss of taafcaOM af Dlebtad di Bahmann’s large aafae, the mamj drawer batag eup-., plied with om of Coverts celebrated . coeaHwatftta looki TWdfo are among I Dun w M.7. olXw.-Thi. ,«««, ; me was drafted from Brttawd.a^ *<•« V« w«oU impretfally anaaewes to tea *Mi- . (BfiisA?, IF(EB -(BASIS or Ready Pay, only.. Ths Brsi Xew Teas Mu eerr kovslttfo for tbs X»w Tsar, i.b.rwsau.tk U. te.u« uf J„. uary^WSAUe^ . , •VIOTOIVLAl; THE -iasaawsm: PROBATE ORDER; la Mrawtnne af a license granted to are by tbe Probate Court for the enenlr ef Barry on the 17 th day of J aauary. A. D. IMS. 1 shall expo* to sale al Foblic atselMs to Uta bigttosl bidder, al the jdUBBBri OF CA8T1B CU»C. WATCHES 4 JEWELEY, .Of ttentahsathmart rgtelmMl IhteJRIb Qmwsa ar Iterate!*’ Waouaiia Fate*11 rplil. 11VBBAKD BJUJK, Kes. <8 A.C Xian fe^dWMwansaadiiteMwfUtegdrtitfidS lb« foifowiog described lands and prraiaee. io wit: Tbs undivided six slslks at the south half of lbs sonlh-wsst quarter of tartlon aiasMao.UI) ia township ooe I] Murth of range MseJS! weal, la tlw event, of Barry a-»d State ef ■kehteaa. n«ibiL.1Ki.^ou,',rBL COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. All |xno»( barlag claim* sgtiast lbs fi*a/s j J.*—, IL AfeMs, ADAM uIlOfT." (O-aftPETEX UUWABD, (nassra COM MfesiON ER’S NOTICE. All psranaa baring elalou .gainst ths dateMTmowtey aattaSfl aae^wquMlSr to praaaat Uss taas forsxuatuaUanud s^aswnsat �BOtmUKEOrnUM; rose skim it of into a vessel tor future use. After the akimming U through, ra move the ayrup from tbe fire and. attain it through flannel, to remove all little curds, which, if Buffered to remain, would oot ocly injure tbe quality, but, by Belli- return the syrup, and place it over a brisk fire, and evaporate as quiokly aa possible to tbe proper consistence. If It is to be caked, it must bv harder than for tub sugar, or to Mir up dry. keep aaleretM and all other drop oot of your sugar, If you desire a pure maple taste and a wholesome article. Whan the season is through, gather your utensils, and scald and scrub every tinue making good »«t*r tbe future.— In thia order the evaporating pans are ex copied, which should be put a aray in a dry place with the giaxed coaling on them which ia the beat protection from mat. fastings' Quinol Vlmfwr and. VAX* JUST RECEIVED DARLING’S LIVER REGUI ■>■1 health of tbe body depend. j'Jwta ‘Cx\tx\uAx\.tCk DARLING’S LIVER REGULATOR Needles are made of steel wire. The wire is first cut by shear*, from ouila, into tto length of the needles to ba made.— After a batch of.meh bits of wire have been cut off they are placed io a hot Turnace,and than taken out and rolled baek ward and forward on a table till they are straight. They are now io be ground. The needle pointer then takes up two doMn.or no of tbe wirea and rolls them between his thumb and fingers, with their ends on tbe grind alone, first one ted and then tbe other. Haitian ma­ chine which flatten# and guitars tbe beads of tbe thousand ntwdles in at) boor. Next comes the punching of the eyes, bra buy, so fast, that tbe eyes can hardly keep pace with him. The splitting follows, which is running a fiue wise through a dozen perhaps of lhees twine needles. A woman with a little anvil before ber files between the heads and separatee Il Is a superior -. TJJHLY BEDICm, Much brtier itea pill*. ate mush taster W SUSJD'UCJS® 3PK1®BS. ■WUUT i tewed af Fewer and Agut hurtewyssn. A YYOMKYA AYL AV A. eery. FaTOeotareU ' i saeteamM ia'whteh tbe Jas. L tirswdey, snaretawt.lM Felloe street. New Yeri. wntas. AwpM, 18, 1000: “I Ute teen Ubewd with yite. eoMwyoaW with teste­ lag, ite last tarve yearn; I sate OABLUa**LIVER REGULATOR imxd-js & sn©$r, St'BSCIUBE run THE BAKKE; I GROCERIES they are rough end rusty, and eaialy bent. Tbe hardening eutnes next. They are beat ed in batches in a furaace^nd when red hot are thrown into a pan of odd water.— Next they must he tempered, and thia is done by rolling then, backward and for­ ward <>o a but metal plate. Dm polish ing still remains to ba done. On a very coarse doth needles are spread to ibu number of forty ur fifty thousand. Emery dust la strewn over them, oil is sprinkled and soft soap ia daubed over; the cloth io relied hard np, aad with several others of tbe same kind thrown into a sort of waah pot tn roll U> and fro twelve hours or mere. They come out dirty enough, but after rinsing in clean hot water, they became bright and V nuij to be sorted end put up for sate. HARD-WARE! OIIV81CUN t way, near U .ttl AND Aa English gardener of tbe writer's, acqualoteacc makes a groat deal of what he sails - Fining Manure." Be mean, breaking op the lumps, tearing in pieces the long, strawy parte, sad bringing k all into such a fine state that it oaa bo ttoor onghly mixed with the particles of the soil Having brakes it sp, to miaoe it DRY GOODS "dZbUNG'S UVXB B10VLATOB. preparation cf his manure. Farmers and others may learn a Liat from hie Maniple Rio plain that «*roe,hittjpy aussnwrvet heeifit land as nroch as that w biob la broken up and finely diffused ttooeffb h. Owe rewm wbyJiq^^nwweMid gnmw minutely divided mws( ds ^il. Wt? LOCAL NEWS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-03-18.pdf d9bc0191e0426d9432a962fc493d1d32 PDF Text Text VOL 7. HASTINGS, MAERI COUNTY, MICK, WJ NO. 46. ■WWBWW AT, MARCH 18, 18«. btsttr, U PGMUBBED XYX&1 WXDMZ8BAY, RAHWAY'S READY REUSE th* • last card’ It fa ooo cm which the *sks is lift or death, honor or ebame— either vur urns and nation will be extingoiAod in b night of Wood sud horror fiajtinjj' Ijnjintu JirtrtWE. claims to valor, but only that i courage, f unded on reflection, wl far toe rarer of the two.' Ever minutes she would bear a noise TO THOSE WHO DO THINE. I'V-'.XLSR IS AjkOGKXIKH proviaiaea, pro LJ M •, SUK better. UH. all kina A1m toy* Calitorala Block. Slate slnei. Jaati .«*. Mtek HiiweHaiti. D. C. HAWLEY, i'vKADiXin «H kinhe.of Family Orocvriao. 11 Ktese and Wooden wan, and a general as..nmeolef 1-rovi.ioM. Also Notary Fahlic. Stere, two horn seat ef the Haotteca Brass, most perfect solitude remains al that hour in their b<u>se, which Hoe <A the rood, and is completely hidden by trwe. One night last winter Madanm Aubry was sitting sIoim reading. Iler busband bad left her in tbe moruing to visit a friend six or eight miles oH^ and as be expected to-bring home a conaiderable ZsattAigZsr and every now and then a dash of rain beat against the gothic window. - The trees in the garden bowed to the wind, and their branches came sweeping against the casement; in abort it was a night in which the solitude of tbe n>ansi>« was more eoOiplote and tnebu>qb»lly than ' usual. Madame Aubry asl down 00 a low chair near ths firs, which by its sod ] dsn flashes, cast an uncertain light overtbe vast apartment throwing its antique EW HARNESS SHOP. carvings and mouldings by turns into The attention of the publie is invited brighter relief or deeper shade. She had her child on her lap and bad just finished to tin New lIirMAA Shop of preparing it for the cradle. Bbe cast bet I. A. COODYEAI, eyes toward the alcove to see if the era- Tbe dock strikes—only <m«e ft Is tbe half hour only—and the dock fa too fast, be sides! How much anguish, bow many silent prayers io these trying minutes! She took up a book of devotion and tried to reed, but her eves would wander from tbe page to fix nn'thoss heavy shoes. All at once a thought anws that ehilled her to tbs very heart. Suppose her husband should not come. The weather is stormy, and be has relatives in the 'village he went to. Perhaps they have ;>erouaded him it was unsafe to travel at night with so large a sum of money about him ; per­ haps they bare forced him. with friendly violence, to yield to their urgent invitetkme to wait till morning. It is striking eight and Qpbody eomea. The idea we have alluded to. appears to her more sad more probable. After two hours of such agony, the unhappy lady, whose courage had been kept up by the hope of final window, and listens, doubtfully. Thia time she is not mistaken. Tbe beery owter door creaks on its binges, and abuts with a clamor; a well known step te heard on the stairs, and a man entero—a tall, stout man. It is bo, it fa be ! At that moment if be had been the worst ot all huebands, he would have been perfisc tiun io hie wife's eyes. Ho had only taken off his wet cloak sad pat away his pistola, and delighted al-----what be moot luvra on mi arms to embrace his wife. I| him convulsively, but in a moment re­ of the ©on feds racy, Isolated and shot up from ail the world, have now to encoun­ ter the most horrible end demoniac eSbrt for the sweseiuetinn of a wtools race, that history baa yet recorded, or we believe will o’er have to record till history grewsgrsy. For it is not every country tl is not every that abowa tbs world a Yankee uUfoa. Yes, the Confederate people have new at last to atrip for bat’ ~-*o_ •«— But look around the map of tbe roofed enrf, and judge If wo san soothe oursettee with thfa belfaC la the very heart of tha country our gallant sentinel of the MissiMippi—beroic Uuia Vioksburgb— boa susteined, indeed, and baffled two trameodous eiegra; but a third time her ettizene see pouring in around them fi-wu the North and from tbe West enormous tnaMoa of the beleaguering foe; iron floating balteriae again crowd down upon her; and, sveu as you read these words two hundred heavy guaa may be tbund«ring upon her defatiera, a hundred thorns and men may be pressing to storm her ramparts. Agaiu she will drive then ofl; perhaps, and remain tbs famous maiden city of this bamfapbera, Uw bul­ wark of tbe West; so be lt! but the vieion we ece on tbe Mississippi does not look very-much like exbaueUon or daspir on tbe part of the foe just yak “ And again, look to the moulb of the mighty river. New Orhans is not a maiden dly, alas ! tbe base rag that baa so often been root and trampled before Richmond and Vicksburg flies from all tbe towers of that deflowered city.— Hordes of hungry Yankees, armed to lbs teeth, sit in the shade of brr orange groves and station negro guards over mansions of her noblest dUxsos. All her best and “AU abb bodfad ttafa nlftoras, sod those who have declared their inleotion of becoming such, or have exercised the right of sufltegu, between the ages of 20 and 4fi yean, constilote the National force tbe United States, and are liable to perform military doty when called out by tha President. Tbs exempts are those Who are mentally or physically unfit, the Vice President, beads of Execu tree departments, United tfaaira Judges, Governors of Btatoh, only soo o( an in­ digent widow or infirm parent, or one such eon where there are two or more, to be selected by the parent, also the only brother of an orpban child under ' twelve years, also the ifa^r of mother­ less children of the asms age; and where two of the family are in military service the remainder of such family, not exceed­ ing two, shall be exempt No person 1eon vieted of felony shaft toe carolled or permitted to nerve. Tbe National foree.oot now io service, in to be divided into 150 classes, the first 1does embracing all between 30 and Sew Harnesses, man. He made a all understood bar, and oak-------- , „ mo, my dear, 1 left the money down stairs. 11! bo bach te twp mlastea." Wfthla The best of workmen employed. ■ that tiara ba retuned, pistol h> band. — Repalria* doav on abort notieo. Re looks at the priming, walks to tbs '[M41 H. A. GOODYEAR an srasram that was cfaaf. She bad no alcove, stoops, and while the forefinger protection—no aid at hand. Bar hca- of his right hand is on the trigger, with bond was not to return till eight at soon­ the other hand be Mixes one of the feet, est, and it and cries in a voice of thunder, **8orranTO ’5TOTTTTO SCETN" 1 What was 1 derwr you're « dsod toon I" Re drags by the feel into the middle of the Z-WW-f, fa . faw rawfape i'Aw. »CU room a man of most ill favored aspect, A LECTVRK OX THS NATCH, TKEATMKNT, I crouching tew* to avoid the pistol which I was within an inch of hie bead. He la C. nUNOKB. •rom Norfolk all aroarf by Qmoo- Out in liitmaenu some infidels built a town. The original proprietors stipe fated that boatawcbohawU over be pfaosd op*w the u>ww pb< em pto flf its resMWtoo to its original owner.- ,IW settlers eonabla practices, and detect sMca, fan. In each district there is to be a Board of Enrollment, consisting of tbe Provost Marshal end two other persons, appoint­ ed by .tha President, one of whom is to a physician and surgeon. The Board shall divide the district into two convaniewt sub districts, agd perfect an enroll­ ment once in each year, each olaea to bo enrolled separately. Poraons thus en­ rolled are sabject for two years to be called into service to serve three years or during the war, on ths same footing with the present volunteer^,advance pay, bmraty mowey, fan. Indoded. When Memeary tomakea draft, the President shall indicate the number for each district, taking into consideration IM number already farnubed since tha bonnily of the war, wo sa to fairly equalise ths burden ; the enrolling officers .boll then make thedraft, with AO par cent, additional, and within ten days servo notice upon tbe drafted men. Substitetra' may be farkjshra,or'0o<nmutation tioa of the Secretary of War. Any person being drafted and failing to report or ferafab a substitute, or pay his commutation shall bo deemed a de­ serter, and subject to Immediate arrest. Thera who fontish rabexltaias are ex­ empt fur the entire Um a of the draft, and lbs substitute has lbs same pay,fac„ as than that ef pity. When Mr. A heard from his wife all sU had through be •«« oaly ssy, “Wboj ♦ s । , all Um others and will not be called into service until after Um first class. For a >n real cnee of raroUmeut, districts are made, corresponding with the Cungrsosional districts; io each of which the President appoints a Provost Marshal with rank and pay of Captain of Cavalry, or bo may detail an officer of similar rank, who shall have a Bureau m the War Department, and shall make the needful nites and regulations 'o.—* the provisions of thio 1 > and Potomac wr ora yuor&iZ by wt». ewrf*> Ifefaf M»ff (raw AM rawfarrtet'^iradto «Uw er owl �S >8-01 AL NOTICES slrilqe^efBirlag a ertato- Mr.torooswawdiheXMHaHey. and armories,- robbed •oewMnetwo’ cf Its g the prttey of Ito country honor, violated r* ---------' »to» od,tte!r frltttds.— preaentativoa^ht jftably has 'from SW,tfo6 to into our coutfflffi tersof atrlfcrW prostituting rtoi sentiment to'US »—...iflair they troy Ing AflUM I.Mfi—ded-robbed our >-• A.HmUd from Memphis to theGaxattn prisoners and outraged the dead ? Have jJvcsJUjk ^pdrt df$ fight on tha Yaxae, they nolbroketfWwy compart- for the mta the capture of 7,000 rshvU, ikports. No particulars. A leuttr’from Fhweeee. Alpatny, to the Mobile Register, say a Wayne eoanty like wild heart will dart lb q« committed air Yet in views miserable argae. There to e© eheap petrtotiem.no shameless denu byporeitieal Mar f«r the :dtf Uuton, no nt home, seek-to Toree-ttft' Government Cinofeni^r, • March ■'K-»Tbe Gazette conceelid but ’cDlcrUuned natisfactiou into an uubirty'sWeneri'wfth tUoee perfidi W hr should ibere bo an tuts g Memphis dispatch that the report tbatacqjaiq party will,be built ppwfile ous people. effort made to shfeld th'e8oulhdrh trai. I is circulated that Admiral Porter had Um gtwe turn oat is being broken down; tors from sufferfri’IM ft“ received Information that the Yazoo expo bet amoble, vital purpose inapirea thorn WWfflWWT T>>they dition bad capturad Yazoo Oty, and t» du end to suffer, that treasob tn ay be (sit not the lrg|taaM't destroyed tbe rebel flret Let no aWucli dowo,»nd tbe folds of the !! Red, and rebellion? Another special received from Mem phis says ttait Porter is nxwnmitarilv Whits «»d Bluo’fprcMdiy float ever oar perity. WA esfetv dwell tn expecting jntelligvncc from Haines’ Bluff, annouoctngtb a arrival of our force there, atitutlon. .Godlike which would be* signs! for w combined up, while cpthiqon attack on that furiificstion. ihmuifJdr Daviai tbe daternUhcd energy and bravery of MswroMe Maroh lltb, aay thtt Gen. iftsade tha North, “call tbo roll of Ma cjJ;.n,fc.w,f5K« for their birth Quinby ’« division, which returned ‘from starve oe Busker HH1" and riot in tha right ciiinot erush this muthroom Cw»- \yzt>o Point <>u aceount of high vu4er, destruction which his boasted chivalry feoerscy, whit ain’t Will it be done xopped at Yaxoo pass, probably to rvwould delight in wreaking on “Yaokee by rftBionoripg Ourselves in humbly crav­ infvrce :hal t-xpediiioa, which is reported ing tjieir aubniiuion and appealing to to have eaptored Yaroo CHy and the fleet hyenas" and “ Lincota's birdings." ttonvto restore thq Goveranientl of rebel transports that have rendezvous­ These brave comrades of ours In the N’<i, tbiy would anvettfyouf apes! with ed there for a long time. field, who" atapd ais one only protection to the' thnritfer of artillery and treat your submission .with defiant ^corn. No, let shield ua from the rapacious cruelly r.f it tic spoken Ifl the qoqndls of men who Amm« UnianitU »itk trained ne- dhd taught Id the less-ms pf pur youth, aro Hood htntndi and yfu-meardfl^ In that the honor and integrity ofour ,Uninn diant for YtnMt'fort, art lhe aaras •' ihtil and shall be preserved," and that Army Corps, near White Oak Church, V*.. klarrh li. Ttero are moatetakaWa AXjTATJvaa of the lapalwho stay kt borne. the penality of treason is 4,e*th. preparations now being made for a epee Youro truly, ., . . Each voter should fesifort bs »ot eoly dy movement of the army. Our trass J Jsfrss g. NxgMpr, Brig. Gon. casta hie own ballot bo*, one for bib former p-rtalion is now being cut down to focili:' talc movements Ju the owning. niaMi, neighbor, noW in ’ the i serHcc, partly * and nffiwrearo warned beforehand that hts wtAtilitte. 'And If the Jove we bear alt supqrfler’trt baggage' most be sent them be ii single tithe of that lhey orieoo .DmtSesata.. to day conchrovd. in tbe Ikjuie, While all who hold bommisetutM iu for us, we shall ghrc no unoBriais sound, Hottso roevlutloa fixing Thuradab, ibe the litfc base town notified that their UkfoAS the day afndjxunimrnt; ' wjfdgttrtiti* cannot be transported fur shall get up no " fire to tbefr rear;“ Both Ixidim adopted tbe joint resoln- thoui iB future, nud that in the earning ’ Cvory vote c^st Ums'Bprjnifc and .to. tiea odtheeks to MicMgan soldlere, re. fact'until the war is over, will be counted ported by the Committee of Conference. Th& Senate today peeeed Senator for prosrrwSmp the war or sfcpp/ny it.— Warnar'a Resolutions on Federal RelaA few war «ieh- will waflly remember how their v'otM fait; fijli have ^een ret^- tieoa., Mr< Joy, of Washtenaw, (Fwetav »bUeon) voted for both. Mr. Bab. dntd as a .coudamnstaun of tint 'war. Do of Oakland, (Democrat} Muted for -’ notooraadt lht> same mistake for fear-nf tbe resolutions. The Bsnata aho con cor red in the few being termM-a radical by-the CJtHgrvg forfeiting the land grant of the Marqnctte tivee. The effect ofaert vote to bj cast and Ortnugoft' Railway, and giviag it to by the dector,'sL>uId|*h«uwtij weigh-, tbe EJ} Uorapany. AND FOR SALE. cd as.us tot influence oo tbe war—for thia lUnA 1X-JMA is the great question, on whieb hiages all an imperial the other important considerations. iMpbrtant I And as therf Is lilt!) ornoyqr^ism rebels wil* which latl------- --------------------- —■ among tbe aol4tora,.so ; there should -be II, Hrrowaa ncF<tebaaa.l capoee Port Httovoo Md render its M The Commritoe on the Stats Prison nene at home. AU men in fevor of the certaid.' ' • * • '' 1 war sotM the lank rebel' teya tfthrn Ms reported anscerotag rte Detail Hnrnn ofOaarontiM, to-day. TW report wih JJ8TABLT3HED I7W. artns and saesKrr fcrgiveUma, should ydte' Notice! I IW lh.-Ai. WiU r>W,DD, UfuUMuDgfHXD SM bate, and liheioto mtaek’wpecvbe mem­ ber of tk» State Lagidature fread Uta Dirtriet. Tbe Frw' Preu chargee that Mr. Sweezey, aa Chairman of tha-Com­ mittee on Banks and Id corporations, in a report open “a biM making appropri­ ations la aid of the State Agriedltura! ■College and, the Michigan Schpol of . .— ’•’bim. Homaiopaihy aud auzgary,’- made “a belicvsstkaite wni'^riolato rw»!) if wanton and unprovoked atseek upon the o&ca to sat for or ag^art a aipgta State University. Having made ibis malic­ matitution. ' iously false accusation, without a word But there is still-anolher phase of this of proof to. substantiate it, it calls upon all graduates of the University to “give ■object. A correspOTdent of the At** tiier and Triiunt writing from Lansing Mr. Sveexsy such a tasting evidence of their estimate of Hs fitness for the 'peel­ "Granting that the report of'tbo ’ Comlion of Regent of the UnlvtrsiXy that be will remember, it for the remainder of nktrt Is, M charged by * Free JMsa, a base attack on-thc Unhsreitr/onder bis life." - • • tbs present chwmstanreo,- the' bare 1 foot It should be borne in mind that the that Mr.Sswezey made the report proves Fn» Pra» and its echoes heitbar glya, wotbfog, as it was agreed by tbe Cant nor data give a quoUtooa wen, From •nritleottot the bill should be-reported to the House W> order that-far friends Ibo report in question to aobeUDtiate might haves cbanee to express' iSettf. their charges, from the fact’that such ■rives, end tone of the members of the quotations weald give the lie to their Coen aainse in la tny Wsy tiledred to assertions. Tbe taels jn the case are its support. On the contrary,' the pressed spinion of all is decidedly against simply these: . k diverting the ssid *7,000 from Its present A bill, with the title as quoted above purpose, If R stoB ' be shows thst-frie from tbe Frrr Pmt article was referred University will receive Injury therefrom. to the Committee on Danka and Incor­ Indeed, it is probablrlhst some al them" porations. Mr. Swaezey as Chairman, will oppose tbo passage ofthebtH, wton being so iaetructed by the Committee it comes before the House, although they are far from eonslderiatfxjt as in any reported favorably upon tha bill. In arose an attack oh the Umvcrsh}. 'tn: making this report Mr. Sweezry acted io Mr. Sweerey'sease, there arc many ties '.be capacity of lemjhter, and not as a which laud to make him a warm 'friend candidate fur.tha fi^anuy, or as counsel of the University and Its In teres ta, Os a large pert of Ms own Hfe was »pent with­ for the Univaraity. Ha was performing in ■ few miles-rftto locwtitfo of that ft>simply Me sWorn dirty to the State. stitution. Fnrthremare, the report Ik The bill provides that the sum of not an attbek oo the Uhirersfty |n any ♦7,000 annually, heretpfort remitted to possible arose of that convenient wptd.— the Univeraity be appropriated to tbo It simply points ont the feet that', the University fend Isnow amply xuflWeiit Agricultural College for the' purpose of for the support of Jbat Institution, ’and uetablishingj chair of Homasbpathy in reoom mends :ti»e di version of a t^QOO tHat college, Ac. Tbe report of tha-Coai- appropriation, hitherto paid annually' rnitles guea on to abow what this $7,000 from tbe State TYessury, from tbo Uni vervhy, tn secordsnee with proposed i»i and to whom It belongs; and we sup system of retrenchment In spproprirtiros, pose this part of ths report la whai oar to establish another Medical ProfessorCopperheads call an attack upon tha Uni- ahlpln connection with the Agricultural Cuilege.undoabtedly needed by the State, fa 1830 the Congress of the United and not In ths least conflicting with the management of the Udi varsity." States made a very libera! donation of lmd«, to endow inch a Coffee in Michi Caave of th. Detroit Meb. gth, aa Llie Univareily, in such manner as . The Pfoaew don't like the waseU of its tbe Legislature may prescribe. The own powder. In its last issue it vainly at­ Ueivoralty wee ertablieed, bat tbe fends tempts to avert the jast indignation of wwre nol immediately available, and the the public from tbe Inccudiary sheet State loaned to the University its boato which it apes and copies. It steady de­ for *100,000. The annual interest on nies that the course of a certain dess of thia sum, which amounted to *7,Q0Q wm retained to the State out of tim Urtrorei- tjrfcnd for quite ■ namber of years. cfWr words, the University paid the tcnat on thia debt during its early New Advertisements. U*a-^l .U» AI.U W.r ere Kttfo fetor «tas toUfirtartfi*' V there are many. Mrth. covert and opra) IMS the Scale was impertareed to donate ’ aaother, expreuire of their eympethyi Wo never charge tnf very great re­ to tbe Unlvendt y tius interest which was , forkraltora. _ J*1**' ’ J/ .i" '.’ doik The aame thing occurred in 1855 ; 'sponsibility upon the Pioneer. lUinfluThe great question qt, tbe. day'is,.' can oms being in ao eqrnt] ratio to tom pack, muLia 1857 the Legislature wm ienpor- , this moMtrous and gigantfo fabeUion be ty, Us responsibility la proportionately lured to remit the whole debt, and paid . lessened. It limply ro-etboea tbe vile ceeatedatall. Ike Art! War men wilF agents rf tbe University dogged tb< , slang of theDetroit Frtt Preu. Tha Ut­ vote nay; and will endaayoi* to induce atepe of members of the Legislature ( those who would ,;ioi* yea^* into toting ile quotation above, te to direct keepiag «>lh a pertinacity worthy a better cause. lt.lr UekH OJ M>O>. «l> U.W, Ul DO with tbe eoeros of tbe principal and Its In this matter we apeak what ve know eebe. ■ h is rirtuslly justifying the mob. olberiquettian influence your ballot but from personal mrperience. The legisla­ itabffiot to pneoaragtai the ealdfert who beoauao of tbe "attempt to force ibo ne­ ture of 1857 did not deem It necessary groes upon tha country, dsc.” Tbe jfrtt. srelookieg to foil with tesrftl eyes, and PETER LOR1LLARD, ; a finished teacher, nwlrttiti tinue but fise days, and ei thxmt be on hand at (be begin: wilt-be no dtfentiy to fi» convenient for board, M-a^ consist Ing of Rers. A . H. Gt Granger, and N. Bailey.- Esq dsskeuwl W dlitat* teacher for thePfowar to exempt to 0 tai out of a atatarp ent' that a Lansing bad run away with a man. Sequel—The negro pro,1 all right to attempt to make d! r/tWefiypit -'tot l>ree • Kalamazoo had violated a w bit Sequel—The negroes turned t, all right to try .to make capital etatomeot that a negro tod stto attempted tr>; nrurdcr a hfofr\ tbw-Gmioeroaa ftem Detroit | 'Wa don't wonder ll>e Piontt it$ery wrong to attempt to mak cal capital out of there things, h ' * rgjag taken tbe “ American ' to wsaoy deapoadmg/sivilians, wba no ( well for a Maaoti, but -have ftdatod by the wayside. But fee took Importaut ly for!their work. When se become fully aware 't»l the Ifera JoatiWte«,.to yeeahar hesitate, to employ one who reived tbo benefit of this »isk idea eff «rctarot," “.tha pnject of nigger ship "ill rectire Hit bapionof M demand this bewnty ef the Stew, as a right af tbe Ufllvbrelty. In February 1855 the legislature pas­ But it may be atoafl, in stat vsy the JVw Prut Ittoted to riot 1 foals a Hrtkisa fottjr ’btab -lbayMlves and toXto pvptoretbt after coms under ^heir charge •every-oppfrftfefcy * fit th*' such poor success. < 1 sed aa Ml “Ont there atoll always be at •iw<vv ui .u *«*•">. design to become auoh, take pains to be in, attendance, that the titAsfo- of this 1 । for the wellare of tha University to do- pleading for no back ward step. Awsvirtaa&y states the same thing-ta Ai*'«DiH«»jorU)' “U <|» 4 Date,tin *100^00, but oom premised tbe justlfcetienofthe rfcrt. YnWaSaadhy motteHsy remitttag, for the two aMowdls~.ll*p ■, ing years, the Interest of <7,000 a year. stylae • Abolitionists," who u light ,wb« The tame thing has been done every two In tbs field like flavOs,’’ wRl aat only veaae **?<**, until noma political pimps giraoew heart to Michigan soldiers, but of the Copperhead order have entne to We would agaia rem ted that the Troobenf lastite nnoaa h» AU, village on M< It h ftfc aim of tbeee papers to their readers believe thet the “A« ’ ' j reault attetaed-wtiRrt ite|-»rror of the ' r«boMtfddi^tt'a^Wante.'roribe , least one professor of Ilontawpalhy In couple of quotations, where we might the Department of Metfido*” hi the Uni North, that after 1 quote eolmaM of etoltar lmp«to,-tod wa they had redwood to retard the progreso OCtk. propriaj rf tk> «. room. Tbo fart ie frooskteiemmef Feh- ofUawar. was aaMba ri^tktod of a 1 ruarvethv ■ • ' ’ —■ "mnsn."- ffvdMtaw Mwt Mfak w 1 '*ftore is on MMct of this abolition GOLD! GOLD! GOLD �become prevalent In different par’j of our county, to some extent, that Copt. Aw drew# has Committed tome great foult at ' te-i* If Mt <Mtf gitat’. eeUUl fH.’WW DRUG STORE!! fere propose. to give tbe public, through your paper, tbe tact* aa they occurad. in order that they may tbe better judge .bub.r C.pya WUl <>“• «»u,7 —» which some wbTlAtffTVe him out to be. In tbe first place ghen I will alate that Capt. A. wa* arrested about tbo third apartments now befeg oonnacted by day of Jan. last.«M 4hat he was'subee- erchwey* cut through heretofore eelsd wells, every thing else having been done, quenlly tried by pcujrt Martial. Tbe which can facilitate the purpose for which charge was trading a pair of Government . imt «j»voutf. ■’ borne* end fclopf^isiy taking one cask of . la connective with tbe extensive l*«si. vinegar and one of alcohol and apropria- cess m whiah Dr. R. had previously been ting them to l|||pay fopfi Both of lhre*: chargee are in open Violation of the reg. uiaiipue.^r^bew^cWtWtBDkMd tUra-aa ■diigiiiig it would place Capt. A. itfno very anriabl* ' position. The facte from which ' 1 charge* grew are these : Soon nfti arrival in"Washingfon, In"Decern* SSSSS2 •tod slgiil'baBdrsd >nd tixty-Onee: irndy cfflnylw a moat fumfable vepetn. thin, an J being wldJIy 0*^ foF meifanaJ purposes. A IvgfeaOMnnt ofthls has - On reading ud filing tbo petition. dnl, refilled boldine lb« Circ Of K. W. Hewitt Admtnislretor of said sMnta; been introduced, most hensficialiy. Into and Htata or Mi> jtolhydsjjrf M tbs army' hospitals, heavy t^der* haring "Ktsvisi been filled for tbo use of those inaliiutious in Wa*hingfch'eibyl ning next, upon MoralBderetioo, Another exteMive branch of this lns(i’ a man cam* to Capt. A. and askei wtlon 1* tbe manufiseture Of tbe cetahrated bespeak for him a full attendance. to trade borae* with him, stating i Swedish Brandy, ft is stimulating, ero-' same time, that be wa* in theynal MORTGAGE SALE. matic and slight!y medicinal, being an trading and tha.tho hot*e* which li excellent remedy,for. dyspepsia.", It I* a We would again remind ear reader*• driving were a* “baulky that they pleasant bevefsgB.' Ladle* eah seen par­ that th* Teacher^ IwatiMte will oem-' useless for team horses, but were good take of ordinary quantities without Issu­ ing undue intoataating effects, so mild i* reeno* in this village on Monday mom for saddle troree*. It in its composition, ft fo a great fitvor’ Now we badTotir or five horses on our ite in Swedae—ia feet, so much *o-that design to become *uob, take a littla 1 line, which were unpl for anything but ft may be styled the national beverage. pains to ba in. attendance. 11 is seldom1 team dr ’draft horses, cdnicquehtiy "Capt D i’j|’r’^|(red in **•' Fnr**t I’/ that the treeber* of <M* county have> A. thought it jrpoJd.Jbe a .good idea to A short visit to the now prsmbes of An opportunity equal to d»o present one change with 'him a* Code’ Sam would Dr. R., on Saturday last, proved most and it is a duty »hiab they owa to them‘tartwtortsH* Sdtereatiag, ead wa think- Is worthy h eelvee .nd to tbe popliw »be-may bead rfoe asrthere wa* no money paid by passing notice. Entering from the neatly embrace' ' cither party, and all of the horse* still ro- arranged counting room, we go first to after com* under Qwir ebn ■ mained aa they ware before in tbe poe tha rear of the pramisea, .aud find our­ every- opportunity tri fit selves ia« largo area, where tha pcwseace ly for tbeirwork. When school'officersi session of the Government. Neither did of apaciuu*.furnace* and capeoa'ua copper become fully aware ©f the benvfiw'pff Capt. A.' attempt to appropriate them to •till*, notify u* that we arc In tbe regU« tbaae Institute*. to teMhera, A*y willI his own um, but put them on to the line appropriated to the porpoea* afdi*tillation. From this wa eater a large apart, • w ith the other Company horse*. reived the benefit of this tint fuu'nbiiifF Bq much for tbe tmJi«g horsM. Now ntent lined with immense receivers,each containing hundred* of gallons, devoted .finished teacher. Th* Institute will co*- for tbe stealing of alcohol and vinegar.— to the more especial purposes of the lab­ Weet,aad containing eighty serveofland mor* or tinue but five days, arid every. teacUr A* eoon aa ciroumstanoca wquld permit oratory a* n»edM in the preparation of >«•- b*,,l< lB **>• eoanty of Harry sad State of Mi<blpa. must be on hand st the'beginning. There after our.ert+vaMn Washington our Reg-, the Scandinavian ramadia*. ~ _ BETST SMITH. Administratrix. Tta«w4 W.rt.1. it tea* __ _ _ -.--JT will be no difficulty in finding plamw imen 1*1 Officer* -selected our company ‘ 3'.l J !<»»'■' uport long tier. Iff harfeXwMM ln\v*ry convenient for bos rd, M:* npmmUlee, groups ateksd it out. and we were then direction; and filled with tbe burulce and PROBATE ORDER. consisting of Rer*. A. II. Gaston, T. B. ordered to march, at thb^time a large lea* of last year’s growth, lo be used fa Granger, and N. Bailey} Eeq. hive been portiVfrt^ »•>« VRrt lh> Pscsati Ornes, Baut Cecxrv—ds. I th* manufacture of the QataWhA Brandy. Haanxce, March », ISM. [ deeicnalnd to d i recti .teachers to their car*; Government team* were employed Another ijlfl I* devoted to tbe sluraga of AttJWS smassfts SuTto haul it to our campfag.ground; our immense quantities of glaM-ware, roots, . • r-4 ground, a* I atate^ before, wa* staked out and other requisite* needful to the proper lined, that tills Uourt will bear and adjust sueh claims oa Monday th* fourth day of Msy. and oa ■aklnc Foltttert Capital. ■ and the letter of each Company marked preparation aod putting up of the inadi- Thursday the second day of Switembor.A. D. IMS. at tea o'clock A M. oa snob of aaid days, feat b«. ______ . Tha Pionetr think* it very mean in u* on the stake where they were to pitch «•* limited by thia Court, for crvdilora One ptorjr hlghqc _ap, and wa eonse up­ i io*||lb*- time 1. iK.I. .a.l..., ——la W.i.a. r.. _ to make political capital out of - the their tenta, and each company's baggage on the workshop, c* the apartments apArwtjnt inDvUulc, But ft we|«B right wa* kept seperatepmd unloaded by their proprinted to tire making ef pill* by mo diiu^ry. and the boxing and labeling of for thqPfonrerto attempt to make capi ; •take, and when the m«n were marched timsams by hand, tin bottling of the bit­ talent of* statement'that"a negro in •>u to tbs ground the baggage wa^ there. ters, and the other arrangements nece* Lanaing:hajprun away with a white wo­ Now the first thing to be done wavto aary to fit them for market. Hare are man. Sequel—The ncgpo proved to be .pitch our tents and set post* and stretch employed quite a number of men and a Democratic eon of Democratic ex.-Min- our line* C>r bitching our horses. Capu boy*, whose duties are confined to this Giber departments ister Faulkner. Tbo Pionttf thought It Andrew* took command -of the former department eluo*. are oocupted for packing nnd making rirady all right to attempt to make capital wl and ordered me to take charge of the lat­ for shipment the articles produced fo the of the strtMncnl that Are* negroes . in ter. We completed our work about sun establishment. ■ . Kalaxnasoo had violated a white wqpian. ।set, tlieu each man began to look up liis Sinking this establishment *1(16 sit, Sequel—Tbe negroes .turned Oat to <bb .baggage pod carry it into the tents. As with it* oflios, warerooma, labomtoriea. ■our pile became reduced in this way a 1 workshops, dec., Ufa without doubt ibr -W'-Wft Ti",-fliwr;'teO’ conplu of cask* were discovered, which must । t-xtenairw in it* department to be all right to try US make cnpjtal out of the ( Co, K. did not rsocgnixo a* their*. Guo fI us’d is. tim West. •tatrineot that a negro bad attacked and ,w as-marked aieotool and-t!>e utiier vine­ We esnnot but congratulate p.A R attefepfed vo hrurdirt i fiurthet mot on> gar ( hi* iucrcatlng Inislucss a* cdoped ; directed to the Mich. 5th Cavalry, upnrf > I this «tlarnaan*n«.of hi* premise*.— t Ue-Gratiot road from Dutroit. Sequel Washington, D. G Ca'pL A. knowing by improper use of this was not bene- He I will ho* be folly 'able, we tithrt}, to ; —Th* attack proved to ■ have been that ' llVdqmiuids for’hie mcdidiueaj;and fiwsl to eoldier*, ordered -ourCui Quarter nieel I madh by aevend druwken rowdiee cm a j titewseven n more extended flfriwls ’ , Master to take charge of it until the proper give f peaoefui'negro, who. In deeding himself ( b«r«»OT inflicted »s«ribu* iqjury upon, one of his « which already comprises an inteodoustas । assailant*. . • . • <Carslry and inform them that be had in into rtmurt every State of tbe North writ bis custody their vinegar and alcohol, and as srrf! as in the moat Important cities of ' Wo don’t wonder tha Pioweer thinks ’ why T Forth* reason that be had enough ti>*.East.—Cituinnoli liuui. it very wrong to attempt to make pollti- । । to do at home, as tbe saying is, in clean cal eapitai out of three thing*, it ha* Had k>g । up and ditching one ground* and pre­ paring for wat weather. But before we ■uch poor *occwaa. i had got our Camp grounds prepared for UOl-VTT or Biut. u a freshet it was ascertained that •* were ^•*TfrUay*t«n of Cuoirription to bo in « At » sserioo of the Probate Ceertfer lb* oeaelocated on a very unhealthy piece of (tr ofBerrv, boldeuat fee Probet* Oder, la tbe .viUsg* ef Hastls«*^nTo»«d»j.the twenty foonh fol operation, bat if we have.not mistaken |ground, consequently a more healthy lodet of February. >n th* year one tboaaand riitlil ____________ __________________________ ■El FllTlMimilMr .hundred and sixtr-lbre*. {PreMat, Hbenuan C. it -■—-»« ia d—Aeurr. P“I1 up stake and move again.on Men Pnedle. Jadg* of Probate. htaSUdTt <______________________ Aanhlll. There we bed th* same routine . -“m*- “T-M «•“.» of ditching aod trenching to go through with again. This caused another delay with regwd to tbe casks, afthowgtlGhpL Andrew* < repemd «>• fort* Of his lav fag ike csska in hie poeeeesion to Maj. Brown bat neither ot them thought it a mat­ ter of importance enough that a few days >iaa«WV> GROCERIES! TJEA. COFFEE, SCO AB, SPICM^ FMFPER. PRUXS8. MOS. BAI®8, COHHHHj la fox «rwTU,iog u u,. Qroc<rjr eoob will b« D**d*<! foy tony UM. ‘ Also a Jreit variety of lb* QUDaaxaU1 7>XB7tDaEKB7 Aid Uotfng Extracts, fo also keep eo kaad a food ssscTOnnt ef ST-AJTIOJbTBirsr, nm, n. reys. rtxcfLs, t>w, VKtOPES, CAKDH, to., *e. poo oor sbslvn msy t-, ICUZ.: ui of U* tTlntid fc* CT3AT. EMKE (MXB eefteady Pay, Maly. FAIBBAUKS' STANDARD SCALES -«£SOLCtZOK HT TUJ^BOABD Of 8UPXBJtesW, IBt tb.DooH Offioper.ioera of Bero Jloliiital Jirittaj. make any difference, and it probably — J one been disposed tomfad their own businee*. But as the sequel WiU. show Uu* proved not, lobe the ease ; for before we had bean on our new camp ground more than a week, Ideute. Jordon and Robineon prefered SOUHEB’B bohbty, HACK l»AV; l-XNWUN, AC. . cowurreraws jot muteness ► • tea xrracxTtuvbfoa J .juu**K8 or p>y, Bovxrr * maioirH, - ... MMAsvias, rtial. Ho had no official notice of r decision when I left, £ though I ._ it in the Chronicle tha morning bo­ ra J left, that Capt. Andrew* was diaiased from th* oarVlfiK'" , . Now Mr. Editor my own conviction* w ora that Capt. Andrew* was not guilty of t^. aey intentional wrong, neither did ba OO1UMBIONK»» xorroa j^tegg^ftsy SAVE TOVBSILKS, BISSON*,*- DisfioiuiiBa WnH/wv �oversfoM. 1 bare felled in raising as many trees as ■ would even supply my femlly with fruit, until within six or seven years, end of Ute have only grown Steragb to test tbe certainty of trfy remedy. Of tbe many trees which I have examined, I may say thousands, with tbe exception of MW, I bar. frmod teeir fell urn to be from tbe worm. I de wot believe In tbe yellows aa a serious cause of failure in this part of New Jersey. While I was oa a farm I tried vary many plans fur saving my trees, but they all felted. My belief Is, that mi Insect, in tbe course of £be summer, deposits its eggs in tbe body or limbo st tha ires, sod that before win ter the eggs are batched, and tbo insects find their way tn the bark at tbe root, about an inch below tbo surface of the ground. 1 have found plan:/ of them singly or in clusters, in erev lose of the bark, in October and Noramber, end of­ ten (if late in tbe season,) when they bare pierced and entered tbe bark. About that locality, and never above tbe surface of the ground, or far below. 1 bare tried many experiments on scores of these worms, to find their bane, and none have answered baiter than the ctwrurfw nhli I have prepared it as foilws ; oom mom ter, two pounds; tallow two pounds; melt them together, and alter they are cooled so much as to bold them suspended add three ounces pulverised corrosive sublimate, and three ounces pulverised common salts of nitre. BUr the prepar­ ation from tbe time it begins to cod, un­ til tbe powder ia thoroughly diffused through tbe entire mass. Then tbe earth moat be removed from the trees down to tbe departure of tbe roots, end the surface well rubbed with a cloth or brush, and all crevices and defects in tbe berk, freed from the soil. The preps ration must then bo applied, a little warmed, but not enough to allow the powder to separate from the mass. Then with an old brush thoroughly cover every part and crevice of the bark with tbe prepara­ tion from tbe branching of the roots to about two inches above tbe ground.— Surround this surface with a single band age made of old India robber cloth, oil cloth, or any cheap muslin well painted and dried for use, or any eoverisg which will certainly prevent tho absorption of tbe corrosive by tbe wet earth. Then tk a string around tbe bandage firmly, nround the upper end, above the ground, and replace the earth and pack it around tin-tree ns'before. In tbe early part of next April. Cake off the bandages, cleanse, and save them for use again. You will find the preparation still un tbo berk, but no grubs alite, and if any are found io newly dressed trees, they will be nothing more than the skins of worms which bed gained an cnlcninco before the dressing waa applied. No grub ean live under thisjjreming. if applied aa is here directed.-’lhe corrusivn cmla about one dollar per pound, which would be sufficient tn protect a large orchard. Tbe whole ex­ pense of maktag tbe spplicMion, will, I think,not exceed two cants a tree. “LOW PRICES” GRAKT A SPAULDING ^lNt^4S!p»E« ©KFTD®IB5>3ran®®r ' ADVBTWBB, notmimornAM; . Bitiou* J<rv«r, JUST RECEIVED LIVER REGULATOR aWtt2a=»5UsttL■x^^aag^aa FOCM TO OX DOTTLE*. F»vrr andjlgu* Lvucr Complaint, BUBBCBIBE FOR THE BANNER Kidney Complaint*, exh. o\\. Sammm oj a «mm* DiBMam.acorr^, BrouctrftUTobcreua. LTews IwArtut. torh^oui yo<** live eeeitekbta tbe bowl, dnps knb ter upon she «-l snd teg the mUssk draw smoke Into tU aseotet esd iHi Asimi throuahtess wstrth.. Tbo remedy le safe awTuhMla, and showM be tried ----------- 232------------------ MW * «rATLt«> fVOAIALiUHUoKn.kMU tan wnA wnA W»t, 'VovAc. DARLING'S SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER ! ftXomneta BXXXevs an VM yoot mmCa VA.nA. TH. It ftXovcvacta "BXXtat* MWL 'MWt VMVfe VMXWU Ykxtor'% TfcXU. ramut medicine, KSWffiKD IPEICBS, ftXw'mo.cta "BXttav* Mt Vm ndk. ms'. Bo\a*c mACwbVhX. TH. UdOMk’. BXo-KMkcta "BXXtavs uuhsotoIu Vm uxoN; a\\A ®o®irs & eH<D®y, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! 18*0. telbsspnor of IBM I teak e severs eeM w h h Mteoat a «Maa« fever. ItaakWakaaaa DARLINffS LIVRR RIG VILA TOR GROCERIES Ot. ■adno^k'* SXO’KKLC.Xv "BiXtavs knw MM>|' wtAlKWtt, MlA mXi T»vJ» AWIVBAbU. HARD-WARE! hastened, without being directly exposed. 4 th, Tbe trouble and labor are loss, while the weeds arc more liable to be eat and destroyed, m a plow, armed with a coulter only, ia sufficient to stir and lt»<*een tbo eoil. 5ii>. A larger yield must follow; " . TUfcM, "BXXtavs In tbe cultivation of com, hilling is not a good plan; too mock of the twin ia carried away from Ute roots of tbe plants and tho uianure is often exposed to tbe action of the air, and its efficacy is lost; more space ia requisite between tbs plants, it is now more fashionable to plow tbs spaces between tbe plants with tbe mould board off, that the coulter of tbe plow may stir tbo soil, making good tilth; leaving tho soil permeable to motetura, etc. Tbe objections to billing com are: let, The removal of the roots from tbe air. and tbe earth close te tbo plants ia of sinking into ft. fid, Part of (he manure ia turned op and vxpooed, end if applied to-tbe corn in the hill, further removed from the air and moisture by being buri­ ed deeper. 4lh, Moro Isbor and trouble are required in turning up tbo bills, while tbe weeds are. cnoet likely only to De buried, and eons «—— —*“ Mure room ia requli nad consequently a less yield per acre. The advantages in stirring and loosen­ ing tbe earth te place of billing U about Indian core, are: 1st, the root is not baried deeper, and the earth all around tbe plant is in good tilth. Sd. Dew, rain and meiwture, are allowed freely to pene­ trate tbe w.ii ar.d benefit the plant. 3d, J.UUIWS |IX... TH. TLobMk't ftXottvncta "BXXtavs •« 'ta* BoUilv'»VvttxviL,\>tt (.nHALii OmwCm*, Ob%Mkws. afi*NBM«M», Oa. LOCAL NEWS. AND ffTteee JHttare are put up in guar l botttee. steteeh the shes te • /no tefie. 2M lohte te Jinriji.neared, and ie provided tuOA a au/e-gru&rd /rem eeunirrjWtere. GMce gl per bctlte, or a W. «teaoh, (Proprietor, jr* 6 XaM FourtA Bt, Ontenawti, to wheat all tefoie dkouia L« sftriefiJ. FOR BALE BY DRY GOODS! “dIrunfb liver regulator. 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Th* pastor wa* that*, friends, relative*, *11 were there, and - jWKnar VrA.Tl.VtT(C, s^ A LUS ta all kfod* of 4*y. |e*d*xr*e.rfe*. **»“-** D ‘*SJ * • -1*°’’ AXVB W, TtaKALBN IS OgOCEBtlA prerbtoas. yse Utas, Itok. Oettar. lard. port, sad pwmyt .Ul>M AW iwyam^tae. »»«.•*- Rtors is CeHtoeato Btoafc. fttoto atreaU Haatinge, Ntob. M wed*d •hu.foiBd C vfoke the *gvd Wlsrir spok* ah* rfth* wrreg Whfeh weak, arriagMortals, 4s rot. Mid >b«. “not oe* u atroag. By a»p«n»oOs sors tad loo*. lait they rsaehHm right, Um tras; Tb.y'r. unprrfiwi y.l sad blind. Ts Jedgv tb**> tawehly wrre uaklad. ■eV Ww*.t* testa's Wnurt. TO TH08K WHO THISK. Now. w* llu»k. IbU. »JI .suraai emxdw* Mt titbat la oaa af lab w»j *; er eamhtn* the acti.-a •TtaMh Fi«*t They mi directly apoa tb* strran* a*>lam ubbaut SmxbaM «M bbwt maaaia eV 5V.We.Ta ■' /wi/XAmroltaFMiMii n> Mv« a be* - -Win tbou have 1*1* mro I** BfifttjS- ‘ - Men were l.ndad. aodprreMlsd «iik tbsir work ofdaarosmb**.—A-bouse Immedistrlyri*wn*i'|«khHi*S*rfPvurt street TO THOSE WHO 00 THINK. ‘ W« wr tUl JUrw.li . M«aa* Bausr M th. truwt clrnnl u>d po..frul mrd>«u>«ksown in ibt •*rM. Hi* to hat ko*«rto|r. try tu tf ys* ■bsptuwL*** b*«wvtatoA la*w*M*s*ta it* Wool<r.« tbee k**w this aageis earns T Barth con isles so M tor m*m I Hops. Uoc, frivsdshlp, usredlbrs* Hound moat vvsvi; bat oh • in U>»« Kt hear form tU-bUtt Ciaaivr. Wrty Hli, WliM||rt 3BiMiIh»g. o*k svet.M. New. Oto 4c» Is-the*. tb* e*rv». eresifo *vvr th* bfeed ••eeela.Md ea spplicslloii to h».e«*<bvA toast sot upo* both RADWAVS REApY RELIEF. Kjb. HOT.BKOOK* r mdc*.>0Kt.r*lUw-JMleiWhr r. Oeaaral Lunt **A T«* Ag«*t.Uwj.erUalbruUTnteA. V AVAWts J. X. MUSbEIJ- :.M mc\.a.mx\xo\.t| uUjWrt^ ^wsUiagea BreadITO Cant* H—«* «. ;■•* < P1BS H Mlin**. A LEGEND. In the »eatam pv' of the beaatifwl tuao «f I lingbain. Maae., then formerly tlixid a nianefon »f greal ate* and baaaty. Hl^r .-Id dm^aarrouadad the dwells^,, and *a«* air. of great aoletnnitw t>> «lie place. 1" the rear wm a knoll, from vtfowe bruw might be viewed ao enchant>n«. nnob “f laodacape. and in front • lir<M>k'rolled to the the *caHappinyaa rtbwdaia that mansfon. It* je matea were »ti»>d old e-untry squire and hmGsusily ; tlwy caUyd U lk-ckl«v Hall. How- Um*s tm«e <.hanged sincu then. Point out Chat Y- *'» flew by. till st length the dwel­ ling rod gn-unds were porthawed by a foreign geutlauian. who ru decorated th* tn until tfo-y ware again as beautiful m in JJEW UAttSESS'SIlOf. their palmiest days. None knew hi* namu «>r fota«-vy. He famiabsd the pie att<-nti»n «f tljr pjiblic i* invited foxiro in-wait leo--mpar*bl* only to the r<ch.rrwfouc*a uff the old world. I'u.Italy «** * young iasndaotn* and fgUrMmbW iudiin girl, s nugly msfiiad la Ceoneelta^AlJ^.foaJfoAb'sta. . 4’wmm with the r.‘Mi*< te'isUcwof th*hutn«*> rare, Rise <»a*-h«mai>«. wluy. bat. Ilk* all her tribo, aa ready v> avenge a wrong a* t» Am msMtod toffoebtai ir otfl Itotoe. ataki.g return n kind"’**, tfe- waa iamillar •k-.. MCAH. .. I. . with oil the villagers, whn trwewd bar as a privelsd character and wcr* always Good Esurtcra Laxthox Exctupi «-mpl mi relieving her nib—iti**. 8h* earned a sc*Mjr li**iifo<od by gleoning *ttto beat of wtMimA’ Mnj^na*.', .?. . . in au herb garden near . what is rolled Xepairlar dot* se short roilys. \V*yi*outb ipvsr. . Tb* remain* of th* ,li"W ‘ rV A.Bo<ifA e b gardar <v*y eUli be earn. • 8ba was very Inqwfoitive. and tbs arrival iw twWn of eg Individual */, whom none knnw a»XM»iba. **• • 6*14 ** ‘b* ■ TO VQTTJSTO OhABK 1 cfoc.of lMW«u-i<Miy,aQd a myetary aba ra**j««(Lui penetrate. -v. Bbr pruarwdod at .«• to th*. HaU. «d wMSMwivad with sneapsatad •mrt*ey. She was shown through Um eatira dwel­ ling, luxuriously * . . New Harnesses, E BY A . A uxH’LKE «a th* wild bet graedW fona frPoma- fere -4T <tatt ’ffertr 4bfetf*wa: WMi K^AiMx, sttMy sboth wind—the paeosmar of & .abeifof *prmg— was oeas, aod her long, straight, ra*«l hair UuKfog.; Imdar teM«tt**to»4hb «*>0q Snaring behind her,—aod in bar lawny •P.r*d npidly. Uyug&oa dguraaM •rtna aba held a dtreky bat beautiful Ip -e #epul--*rot onlyf. utidsretsa/i' staeir 'WW* JmL <Wret, ,*bam. • Mtg* 'A’d it) their devliTO wprfc, deny for. -Viil.h. T UiriekW 4>r, as she pushed bAWsestOasiMrdMMfdw affright'd Mary, bolding up the Itegliing b«be before the astonished aewmblr. Be* I 1 are her* and tfos child la thine.” “ Gaspard gsaad and Uemblsd. All warn startled attte re**n>b(»Dce balwren himself and the infest, and while Mary, borro- Hrickec and feinting, was support •d by hers*d parents, the cowardly *adue*r turned and flhd ahM. Am Pi|mat* aAuwly- withdrew bearing her help he. b*by to tb* lonely fcm again. But a few boar* subsequent to this seen* the intelligent* spread through Htngbam that Mery Vrks put tot* ftwod. When iastaeen she wa* hurrying acruaa th* field* in th* rear of her father's r*4dwoe. Th* bouse was sesrefod h> vain, and aouo bar track was found and tbHuwnd tn tb* star* uf tb* harbor. Buata and grappling-irons were tmw procured, and during tb* sDtlrs night ma*y turn were arai Ching for her body. Th* mom lug sun rue* m beauty ■ o*nr the hi I Is, aad displayed a mo*l heart-landing sum.— I'twre lay th* boats, and tharw ware th* aiea raising u» th* water's surface the form of Lb* on** gay. and fovaly Mary. 8bu aus cUd in her bridal dress, her hair neatly combed and peutnd, end a placid but *ad uullo wa* upon bur face, a* it her spirit bad welo/tned the end of a In* ehves last day waa bo dreary. The wronged Indian was now dim* than ever mfunatad, Fun tnaa/1 mghu sb* lulled about Hack ley H*H,aaaMi«ig th* return of Ga»park. who al but think­ ing die excilciueot fold »Ubaided, ventured to r*. y i»it tn* resident* al ipghl and afoae. Fmuaty with her babe *M there, aid • atetang, and be bad barely placed -hi* f.afl upon di* lisps in she- cm Iron ted lit in —rushing forth from the' ahadu* of the tnws and sundiug wildly before him bai.estti Hi* ebld, bright rqya uTdmyupwa^ ••Destroyer’’’ «be cried, “I am bar* again. Kavenge!” ” . ... Mfddmwl OJ d» o-ilerj. Gupud .UwAMd Uw L.h« trvu. U. iuuUwr'*^«M, ■ad d~b.j iu anta. ... a«ta ta.autanI Wha.jaU.rAry.miaZd w.ta.Ma rfUan-ntalk, J-p..., P.anv, «ta«d him by the throat and orcjie ovoid uttor a *u<d, her fouishasdt **s bqyfod d**P Intiriktftl. He fella corp**, and jftw dragged hts yet panting caiuea* lend th* brniM rod f*vs it fo the flames. .A* If heaven bad condemned the i<i*D*jvq with its master, ths bresxu, lUUmrtu’adfl),. swelled into it' tarnlKc streiwth,; vaut' w^ th* Villager.' rodrovur* '.gawst th* fiat of tbe Alm-Air; 11m next umnilag looked upon UM ftxhut uT HucMsv Hall. —afiroA* BuofroFtt-m-............ went forth of the Indian Gi ®. CMhj the vu*p el H.-rih Atn«r« •*•« great omocry to b« — cut up mW Turrtu-re* and fotui in th* dtokoro of th* *uinc*br i S whtoh i«dMd terrthls Umgvrw, swrtnmtrttbd by Ute blwek amidte that fod from tba bfou of meiMBteU oaMlM^iuaiaaaMbtaiHa, the a. 4*1 cwiM f*arfo|,«eih^Afes death !pa«*Uy droowic •‘f-.-V’W ,,p.r. ta.«, toward* the OofsmtnSnt and the avowed sy mpasby with tb* rebellion. mean writ: thiag. They man peuror war. Thsy an the signa ,and. preparation* for war. for bloogy .cixjl strife Jj is nut .thus, that th* frltrtd* nTjxwca 'ara woot to demean themselves,. Ttwfoll>reing from h cofrrwpbnflrtit Us feno*Oaf« -aAMmC tbat^WM so of a Rebel pupwr, ebowatear tie*'* army J r.. • .-.'J *'T peaceful a* wa oased apfoi «ham fWb our '“Wg*fe* bolA» trofe bot this ar­ Moffir ys*Mfrd*y. ar* a» ihia /txxwur my <» beginning to* retard tents as ,4 •' “I n-s^, nbitane*. Much holUisring hs» made' ful fir*. them" verp sharp;- rod given lhein a-fiiHJ “ Wetastwight BM*eH*d whhehme of the psrtU* who p*rtWprt*d1n this ■lyMtwladg* of Uta law of s*lf.prrrers*tfon expedition. Thar* weew’flkii ftw rtfon a^d they wm Ur ha v a. pta a* ow irodecasr at the beaver, for their uperati- ns Tory scan at Huttaheldion the oocafotf*. flinch' r^TOi^bl* the habit* of lliat aniirtnl. who were Ibero weresuljpo and iedigpanb Brigade* vrowiabo A V-*r thick VWs’ The vonftn, on |e*rnin|fthat IMr n<une* wern .be bfirned, UMf" MMiitldad* tw wstawpolfea *f Ml *n4'(for benefit lit .A'h*^** Hxwpebtog to cuspdesoktarodtiwpVvc. ttatering'wtastt' riwite them acalfer afoul and beomu* thetboosTOd frrolwMdbti** home, U'be rery bu«y, and in.tbe eounia'of an b»ur deatrwyad, generally BuW Tirtp tears; -»fl*MtbWbMe Oflgadehtu disappeared, and in grief, sometime* too deep for ax presikm, aidad in removing fridr- fbrai- loo aaa haw voles tad - nnetet, and are rno»mg Uaiaaa, and yrm aftwoat think It •> l pfoow; -bat j nfwr IWVWM a heap rff a ' aptne painful *u«pcuk J'iu *ps enabled ■ and there ■ column I In ft« wnrit «if de* ■ to uffaeritafft lha sudden and strange •ir*it*«n<i|frilfaMi<.n:’’:The drum beat* to ly. xxdy blackened _____ 'whir* Ufej»or> of droastaUm was performed f? and b«>Ua w Um pl) aniuad, you sas *oa . ■ •, , . ... i.i.Tfr- - jda-s hohdred* of head* protruding, and lb<n . n.« uta «~taq »r u. th* dhmrfdera, and nhatl) the ,whole body, MMi then th* eifl.Ay brigade appears fov • A- corre«pond*at oflth* ’PrbvTdcnee f9^a.y«a .gait*mi fow-fofor* agAM* ■ Jauntal, wrrtnig from okr baaed the Mon­ % dog oat taklaa,. aavfa tauk, aftsr h«r aUach gpro Fdrt MoAl th. Mk .Itae. * brush, e..vervd with a thick coating of dirt,- UH Um rain *ud weather, while the ” ttomromt faalow :** warmed hr's song" h»*« heoa-i W1*’ fir* phu* **l fa Cb* »«3’ h**e !**’ rsVp. on tbgaid* ; audynoh a rathe wtotor J .MtAhre*, quarter* vfLeo's arrayt , . t.< . . 4 tour four.p U>! wWdn oar dsuiitvki B^cqaiAM aan I>qb4um.—I Mi 'ind ■ ahih a ^"w£X^K’fer-sk: »«tipr.Kte or a pan/ .Ik th* Free State tkklj'i >•**•««, tber* lbw mfodll.m han , • party < Z’.:; <rhfo.i or attending U> UMr "JHMW’s* ClMr'i MAqBlMl/iAtaslMgfo »ifh*aad,totoh4h I during hlsadmltiietralfon sfoA sod shoMad tfrwll ^M0«<4?tohM.t। u*d<m*«eb*ii*n, ' tbaaMlwr «rtl»ita Jtiood a-*Opp.wier rif • I tb?.,rA-forVuW U»<foy. jfowv foay .Mrl The smoke occasioned by The Wring **. ' ^wmarfoLd »W MMhtoWo«*H, । sod t^» Mam»*r xmstondj-mlppKW with | dfwoidd fbtafoh. MUr gnHant Bfrnilai,1'1 frech air hy. iheMtot moM*. djjh v;*^ Tb* hriQK pr^dwewd M*m0lMtoMtam4'lkur*fo\hwmg tabaivd urt aauon fo U* Uirrat, **U thr shot sin king 1 oa4fo>oat*U*Mldi«o* A« ppramafok 1 kwara it not for lb* sound. * . wfgffWggSMg!! ■Wi ,.above I ba . cbed an unbrii �the Republicans. editorials in In proof of thia, one Wfib incendiaries, in order to aid Jeff. Davie, urge mobs to burn houses, destroy nrqo- [QVERNMENT CLAIM AGENCY. armies, and beeeged, as it were, Vwfl, lories in the rear, no Republican would need to be urged to labor for success, th their dwellings over their beads, and this spring. Let every patriot sbyr that bo has faith in his principles. Let every nicies this spring io almost certain to Republican enter Into the work with on. bring on and ho Mfowed by agrafe; nod ergy. Work!—organise .’-see that ovary the only way to avoid a draft, o? etsaf voter who is true be al the polls 1 See any chases to avoid it. or t* make It a that every one who is entitled to vote, bo light eee, fo to vote the Republican ticket, duly registered, sod let bo vote bo lost! Organise at once, and lei the work be going forward! An inportant eleotiou although tbe officers remain until Mon­ throw sucking babes into tbo street, be­ day next to enroll and sign toe bills just cause, forsooth, they must “down with passed The Buses dfopnssd of all the nigger.” It is this kind of Democ­ matters brought before It, but the Sen­ hand to hand co foiling back of t racy that has incited to “war, mobs, riqt, ate left over fifty bilk w»e<msidored.— were about two political wrangling.bleod and arson;" and Probably the State will sufler no serious barm therefrn m. The chief lues was the when their hellish work io acoomplhbed, swamp fond State road bills, fragments thsy eherge It te Owadler. to Republi of tbe Omnibus BUI. in which the North­ era sections of Um Slate were greatly cans and to tbe Administration. interested. Tbe members, es a gsOeral ^“Tbonew Judge of tbeU. 8. Su­ preme Court for the Pacific States, Buphen J. Field, fodfl years of -age; is a native of Massachusetts; graduated at Williams Collage with tbe highest honors is 1M7; 1ms travelled ia the QU World; studied law with his brother DavidU ... ............... “ ' FieidofNaw York; cm­ , facnia ialM0;ccenpiod a high position there, and has for several years been Chief Justice uf tbo State.— At tbe outbreak of the war be threw Umself into, tbo straggle, and ft is greatly owing to him. with a few other bold foodtoo»d to talk or act eopperheadfooi. In era, that California was bold foet to toe Tbe Copperhead Democracy are very truth the article, although appearing as Union, hisln new pewitioe the Goveryanxious about the draft. They are un­ editorial, seams to bear the Impress of a mo nt will have no more determined supdoubtedly/ very touch afraid of being lawyers bill of Information against the is to take plane, this spring, the results of which will roach for into the future history uf this State. Our enemies and the eno­ mice of tbo country are al work. A cor­ The A’oorar of last week contains an responding effort on our part will insure article entitled “The Soldiers and tbo certain victory. A victory which will Town Elections," purporting to U* re rebuke traitors every where—which will ply to Knappcn's article In our last issue, encourage our bravo soldiers in the field, under tbe came bead. , Tbo article' has and awaken high hopes in the hearts of every appearance of having been penned all -loyal men. by by one who has not yet boco tn caucus drafted. But they are mere afraid that they cannot make party capital out of the drafting law. To that end they denounce the law as unjust, unfair and oppressive, but never publish any of Its democratic party, changed in a few par­ ticulars to Gt tbe Republican party and the Administration. Wo say, it appears as though a lawyer had drawn a bill of information against a real criminal, but provisions to sustain their assertions.— bating been feed by the criminal, inserts On tbe other hand, the Republicans gen­ the name ofan innocent person, for the erally publish the law, that all may ace double purpose of aavlag hie draft of tbo its provisions and judge of its fol roses.— bill, and pocketing tbo larger foe. Tbe Democrats, of course ere violently Id tbo first half of the article to which opposed to the law, and, in order to de­ wo refer, in condemning the*Adminlstr* House: u Counting New Hampshire as two for to one against □*, the Republican major) ty In the next House now foots up eight. By the above eallmate, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Vortpool.will swell it to eleven; while three more, which ws may safely expect front California, will bring ua up to fourteen. Recent indications warrant us in expecting three moreTrom West Virginie, thus leaving our majority raids of tbo war, and admit that their own troops were totally demolished by the gallant sabre charges of our cavalry.— About eighty prisoners have been brought la. Maacn SO.—Tie Richmond Examiner of yesterday has an extraordinary leader the"tone of which Is evidently intended -to prepare the public mied uf the Soerth * Txachkm’ Isbtttvtk.—1 :8priDf Series of luetituten village on Monday foot. ; ihg the unpropUkws cirt “ To offset this, the count on nine from Kt-----us down to eight. In Mary hod for two, and,ought certainly-to __ and either a dscUive battle or a retreat out of tbe six members. At the worst of Gen. Lae must be the speedy caw that will nnlyweduoe ns to three majority. qunoe. Tbe Utter contingent “ v* but not probable, and ai struggle over tbe line of the may be safely anticipated." u feting upon the------------ * fourths of whom are ladies. I Gaxooav Is in attendance, a Profe. fifuRsrar-r. Tfoi ’brought Wigetber.-ano more c| lude a few simple and timid follows, tioe, it makes this significant admission; threaten to resist the law. - ‘The time waa when it pursued a con­ It may be pertinent here, to enquire stitutional course; since September last, what created the necessity for the con­ however, it baa changed,** dec. In another part of the dormant we scription law. It was simply the posi­ There never wee a war In which there . y tion asspmed by the copperheads, after find the following: waa not a peace party. Some men want tbe folfelections. Before election they “Two years have rolled over oor beads peace on any terms; some want to aid professed to bo the only real war party since the abolitiuo party succeeded to Crer In tbo nation, ar ’ "1’ ----- ----------in the country. They were in favor of a been ooe scene of thorough prosecution of tbe war and of , crushing out tbe rebellion. After-baving Now, the inqeisitive reader will bo by these false pretences, succeeded in car very likely to aak at leant two questions: I rying the election in several states, they then showed their true colors, denounced the war, opposed the Admjnistration, discouraged oo listen octa, and gave great cncovragement to the rebellion. The Government could not basely surrender to tbe rebels, and against tbe influence Vio fiF lbdtirrvre, la the Blate portibn of our citizens enjoy t1, lootuesto eonnoeti<m with ths course is left btft to fol) bock on uorae penal nearer RiskmmU. taOvo the momy battle st > greatef tDsl—ti from his weeks, cuoe^Orttiy-lbo neat oommence on Monday tbe 13*., Ata 'future time we may el Waa there no bloodshed and corruption previous to September last T Who in augurated three scenes of bloodshed I According to the learned coenael, the OT Dried beef Is need by the Mexi­ Administration was all right up to Sepcans so ration's for their soldiers. Easily tambar last; Its acts were all ooostitutransported, palatable to everybody, txoBal. Then, according to thia authority highly nutritious, it. forma one of the somebody elee moot have bees to blame moat cheap and wholesome articles of for the ..bloodshed and corruption" which ---------lor .warm weather. poeed rebel invasion not ground!eve. I learn from a Southern man wbo left Chattanooga that the rebel troops know to hare left Virginia, did not rvinfnm. U —_ L_... ____ " . . . ieto particulars regarding <| School, and will oaly say nc -was never more proeperone 4; AND FOR BALE. -the wiansgement of tte promt Hxxltb.—As there seems to of tbe copperheads they could not induce men to volunteer, as rapidly as anises ry. Now, under such circumstances, what waa to be done! The war must go on, hb Indeed true that the mob which or the Union is lost forever. The De­ fired upon the almost defenseless garrimocracy was encouraging the rebab, and eon of Fort Bumpier, did their daraosbio discouraging enlistments. A const rip work in the name of Democracy. It is lion law, then, became necessary. No also true that tbe mob in Baltimore who sane man believes ' that a conscription fired upon peaceable sokBen in their law would hare been necessary, had tbe transit through that city, co tbe lOtb of leaders of tbe Democracy, when attaining April 1ML, were Democrats. And of power, remained Iny al to the Government. course, even according to thePinter, all That man makes -a great mistake who the bloodshed which followed, previous suppose*, that with half a million of loyal to September lest, io chargnble to others men in the field, the Governmeal is going than the Administration. to succumb to treason, simply because the traitorous democracy are at home i> abroad, highly exaggerated 1 relative to sfokneea in this vic ■deem Is proper to state, that w cickMeaofan eforaung ohm cause for alarm. Three or fa occurred about three weeks si t. disease known in name toeaiitit tad fever. It is not contagious spparaatly ceased. Several er of Erytipelas have occurred, petioete are either entirely rem are doing well. . Wo believe e will eooa agaia enjoy its iswm' TtcxxTS.—Wo treat the R< such numbers as to carry a few state elec­ tions. Every men must have noted, ■of every township will procun how the Government, after the foil elec­ tions, resorted to more stringent measures in treating rebellion than before. Bow imbecile end traitorona officers were do* 1 o» 04 abort notice and at the ns tedtoyonr ovdnra. Oer eAo ■open on Saturday night previou day of eleetfon, to supply esc with tickets as eannot get in ear -GOLD! •prieg. On tbfo potec tbe Grand Repode Apfopmiaemly raoMdn; “ There in cm way to make aemmeris ��n«» lowf»XL Tbe trouble and «rpttte is vary much. Hoel two rwea last ytehr that were worth anme than <>•' Ix-twMn wooLwaahcd and mvuhfd. .. I wantyou to ceOa' eoti ven lion of.lie wool growers of thia State n BoOW as the 10th id*.'Abril, to take the matter into washed. Than »e can shear easily. turn them in briars and l.ushca and the wool will not be tnm off, and gat a good ftagte for winter. Many .</uo havw 'frmn^wo .to four miles to drive to wash. The absCp got wy warm, and the men to, and than they have So. be put in cold water. This cannot be very healthy for the sheep.— Then the sbewp are driven b-»me over a dusty road, aod are heavy with dual.— They are vere.pften turned upon'plowed ground, and nnt sfaeanrd until two weeks after washing. M by tMe time the wik ernes beck into the wool, sc that there is, in many cases, .but little difference in the weight of fleeces. This ia,-i believe, a true statement of the ay stem of wwli■hj» . N«MF. LUiink if alio? the mjgor'Hj orthe wool growers; did net.yyaah Akter sheep, wo could get what dur wool is wonlu As iy>\nr>w wo «aqM< aa the . manufacturer must have one third off.— I oennflt alfcrd,’ and if there is Hoch tag <h»« in thia nu ’ ‘ r before spring I shall have to drisa sheet, uro miles in order to get ' ‘ and then drive them hackjbrrmi th she dual'borne. I bope'thit matter __ * ’ brought out in. -------full; I want---to bear, — you, as I know' friend to whoop raising in this . Why ^aaHtea Sattar eestet XJMrJlijflWRHrjsnse UNKTST Jolituil pirtrtsrj. l> MhuMrMMa^kirV^ it.’.' / " U!rw*TI> , . Unconditional Loyalty. OanjjUi**, Jta ‘ A correspondent of the Jffriculhtri^ says that “ al times, particularly in win­ ter, great difficulty! is' experienced la bringteg. the buttea -Sumatltfies the cream yequiras one or two hours’ churotog, and oeeadcmnlly ;ih«4>uttrr appears in small globules,, bat cannot be made to gather." To «hadh the editor adds the following renwafs:• The trouble probably arise*";froyn ;oot having (be Cream st the right tamphrature when the from 60° to 65 * FshrTOheit. 1 f tower than this, only a few ‘df the minute sacs epntantog the butter will be broken, end the oily matter will'iahiteovawWft roung lUgtohuhenoiicod by our corre*pond<-nt. Try this cream with a ttateiometer Mfora/atennrtitg.aad making grease: in thia cue also, much huttar wilt be mt, aa itbe ormtenu of the sacs .firn, broken will enulopo the ra.' main!ng 6mi, and many of them will not be ruptured. Another ' on the aamp subject, gteteJ Mggpstfon*?/' — ersam .forma -.■XiX thick and long demeath. It -------------------- j» eburaed Io -^rr-ir^i------------------will not outne. Neither should it be mixed with sour JBBBUJCKD T3ICT8. gwmii^wMW GREAT mil! - ... ! w ib H*»WAFM pilm Ann Paar act fcUt "n . WcrCtXxkx arCfewnv ’VWBVooA.VAte WOTS ft SBMfii, f* Over High Prices, at'the rf-'**"1** ‘ 4f »l atteeijpi « twit Li­ ve -»—H Mb DRUG STORE!!] twwrculjmhbi HARD-WARE; PR.B.J.MAKWT. SuteZsJkforL..., HIY8ICUX.S0JMJE05 sad Area IlIII ,■ 4Wbi» Uto >Nteto, Trni'ENTtNB AHD AU»HOU jsharivsss:^ >BU jar FOB MXQUAMICAI. AX? (MKOrOIXAL PDBPOaiM.OJCUT^J , "irtimv * kww ArroMiTswowinmjDU th. price of the btery hw iotetetad. there ia still grantor inducement to mix foreign sabotaaeea with it. W« have before uo a report of an examination made in Luodu« upm 34 samples af ew&e, of all grades, and 3! of these were found to be adulterated. h fa ant no be supposed thpt Yankee dealers are any leu ingenimm than those over the water, aad we have ao doubt, from what we have seen fro,!nd« «*«<■*» Mf’1 practiced In Ufa «*.try. The erodes used tn mix with tho but are a fraud <H> the purchaser, as he pays fora cheap and wartUem teticl. at the price of a genuine occ. TbearthJas outeoouly mixed withwAe erachickory ; PMW. rye, end other grains, beans, «><• ted atey, fowMit. mey U mixed w.th coffee to a acNMidarbh extent, and it will uill bar. tea pHmliar ockw. To a------- -wIth t tw. when pul into arid wal U very rapidk. while ______ ______ GROCERIES* *&HeY! .WWtan-4 AVbtDbAUKB a*TJL.TXO27CTt*T*. Dpee ev etai’«» n^y, bs ieuU alF*ta ***» Mlvn .ante- » aid । *•“ >*TJi * **’' *v~n‘,li -wtetoe H •***'-••-■ sut ytn •d»*l «W1 wiute . "*» MtetateJ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-04-01.pdf ea4f1867ba3c5b06887059a162749583 PDF Text Text J- ?fE- xxre. x>noE>itrEToii. votr'’'’i;' 1 : . ha BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1868. Srtrrtrt Jortrj. To Ike Miter of *• AdTsrtSwrasd Bowunc. Gm««, Ky;, Mpn* «, ’*3Rttumsm, FobrusTw 4, 1MB. -------------------------, brtWr -ta yo! ’ *—Ti.<;RMk.^«riPU«Myi ri Whu lerms we beaded “A Bp* Ojut is "Mw IteehFeste Rs The tebvrman Wade, in ftt target; ><UR»a.'.l tot to a reconstrupI a. induced i Th« sails* Mils ever the,*^. ' ,'r — _. — —™, abd'while greatly Tbs seldiar steps brarslyte baUlt, toe field to sustain aad defend her In this pleased with the fresh proofs yoa hare Tbs woodman Uys as Saithsteas. hour of her peril, from an isrocidns awn. PORT THINK *fi»n of. JW .ficWUj <o tbe easwt J. am uiraev SKaioet her life, tost csrtalo . In­ pained to see that you baXj>grt|y.cof»preThsy ars ««eb ertbs bmd of tbs heroes; dividuals in toessveral Stales from which Ths manhood iHlri^teod w'strift ; we cmbs, here been eorcoettog. and at­ ? WltWafd wt'galn b/’a rrieohsGucStrong hamta that go Hghtly «• fib*. tempting to carry into effect, schemes of tion of SbB’UnioWt You offer us new hootrtj. He lx w wealthy firmer, end an compromise with the ceospiratoni wjth ■durtHM-rsbdl» hm wt hwijmamm emi « hum we are > at. war, arid under tbe .woBowIri^aR.in «M<xf»n>-i*“J. Hs flitnsy and hypocritical pretext of being “peace makers," are endeavoring to (dis­ tract and divide toe councils of ithoes ♦oSM sgelnhttsck dur ftsiftutloBk. The Uut Atri.« of them .raped, tn^ pA who are determined oa >maiatalnf our sooa.nftbe mon who thirty years sgoen SeMtirrrafc • Hiram. »> national integrity, and whereas, . these dpav«red,to bang Garrison have made Tbs Mllor U 4ropp»a 1b tks sea) ud b. tarraJM wl -M. L w> proceedings bare tended- and can only Tb. aoldivr iiM cold by bis esanon i tend to suongtortt toe bands, and .Mrve Tbs wsodwaa » erubsa by Ms ttte. SKtt the cflbrte of our enetniee who are array ­ another bven more venomous would take Ba^pfodgsl Ilf. that Is wsrted CAKM o» xu msm, 0* wins, 00 raa sxxru. ed in armsagalMt our Conatitadow arid its place. In bringing on this revolution to the taaramwiir. b. ». ?.>«. la aunty sciiitvrmeoU uasmb, . Government, tberdhre, . WS tone only awumed a cosflirt, which MB oiMll.r of Wi look UM rraraB Bai Hagthsas tb« day st tbs toward. JZeaoZvsd, That gay overture of penes, would otherwise have devolved upon out And smnftbMM the enflj aad SMa. or compromise prepounded toaUid-' se­ U» Oj .WWJ esI led Southern Confederacy while in Ths Maod offis asMast Is lavished D^tOtATEb' PASB7.?by wriSSwi That Um mIMi s pmBt may Cod : arms against toe lawfill and Conatitafion- ite^Ue poison-df kbhlltfonfem woaM Tbl, bond and chain a.r. woh. to Hl Io aM owes whore pus la Wt. lb. BKSDY B£al authorities of toe United States, ks stiU lurit ln Ste welhsi. and If nut in biri dailv tasAas wmwL.i Am if-tbla wriTnot LLEFiW»uM U -Tplkd T.ken Utomatlr-s treason against our Constitution -arid 4y, toAfafoofwnr sons, Stetowputattog et.ougJi to wlisfy his hellish disposition,he WMmeosMto Ulf atiriklw eV w^er-«Biom QoverumcnL ‘ . ■ nut hsB every nighim a nmavuMt swqeWr Asro/vW. That Ibri todivMuais ugag^l By nd reconstruction could alavecg , Im ,ed him io put om <ss»d ofthe chain Ihreugb ia promonog toese atoeam -rif perfidy titadrid torougb & Wirth i toe laws of a huh in tbs side—tills being insdcfua; no • TO THOBB W HO DO THINK. against our country..have tahea a • tnean Sollwnd elimatb would forbid that. ’Wa tbe outside by a padlock. He wks also and cowardly advantegw of ourselves and must abide, therefore,In to* path which rwgniariv . handoaffed. The ;naothet of AR OTHER VOICE FROM THE ARMY. pur bravo associates 4»- arms, tai efihet __ u K- i__ - - ------ 1 -■ _ ■« if /--I wc aro treading. srfT manr who had awflsrod very much [For IheHsoUag* Bamst.} - ’ their dislxxiorshlo designs, and that it is’ But could we be fully assured that from his master's bruUlity, procured U Maacx, 17 to. 18M. toe duty of our loyal .follow cilixsns who Islavery would be unmolested in all States tey by which she। unfastened the lock,. A Farawn Nmat—After nn interval of are pot in toe army to reoognixs this feet, adapted to sisve labor, w¥ vftxild never oy who was confined with hi rd procured • duvet vowsr ovsr ll» aervt nor uxxllne. Hist rriisvre psi . to A reeonetruBtloB of tbe Union. an auger anftplaced it tn the rooiri.-J aume two months spent In looking for and so regard those plotters of treesoc suMSnt eufasr to IlsslC sodfcrwlnch £^a«—ei» ■«—» something of interest to send you* I am scoiwding to their jast deserts; arid that We ars is areas, dob merely to defease of During the evening ha bored into the ThVi"rench “£.”“ii£. It is the sense of this regiment, that at our. rights to bold stoves forever, and dour until he had nude ag^poainK sufiioglad to write yon again tn let you soe toe eloee of the wgr. il.not sooner, they without sliut j 'but to 'demonstrate to the » ROBERT* * KTRIEER, tswrns! ednlni.tret.on. W ieut L»r their escape. < All three xopglred aatj, n win as finsd a mos how we do things out here, in tbe line uf should bo called to a strict aooousri r world toe gfvrjr'and stability of a Repub­ to the stable, look eaoh of them a borae irrilsst, welaaUy reddening I RttolrfJ, That, tog «rmy-of-too United lic based upcfrielririerj. ‘ H is sbplled, end wilbdrawinj politics. The action ofthe Cipperheada •« • and started for Bowling Green, COmihg Mlfbboring part, where It a States is s unit in toe slew whicb.lt .en­ 1* receding from the Federal Union wltbitf the lines of the pickets, they were th our Northern States, psrtictilarly in H^aS’aJfowinoek. Hastings, Mteb. Wsfft-------------tertains of this whole procedure. and forming the Confederate States, we ukba, brought in and delivered u» Brijr the States of Indiana. llliooiA with their Reaolvtd, That the iodividnala who acted upon toe deliberate, mature convic­. Gee- .-Munson, then .oomamuder of the * '. >>ior»—hokai^ friends in Ohm. New York and Miohigam have inaugurated and wbo uphold thorn tion that slavery is the esseutou* basts of poek lie took the man to a shop and (for we' have beard of the • ioiherifr" Pratt schemes, and that portion uf too press every permanent Republic.'"1 Had th'eI relieved him of this'KaptuAy ornament. nf oar State) has aroused ths indignation which is endeavoring to sustain them, are Uumo been based upon shivery it might A'libeugb Chick lias mbde many efforts in every respect mure despicable cnentim have overspoed . tbs coutincni and en to get these persons back, lie it said to here so tie'roughly,that it will not be safe uf our country than the conspirators wbo durei-Vvrever. But tbo Northern Statea1 ths honor of Geo. Munson, that ba per. fir them to venture toeir beads or nocks1 have inaugurated toe present war, and bad nut Uris firm foundation. They were' emptorily refused to give tbsm up pt in reach of Merill'a Horse before this1 who hare coms forth boldly with nrms based upon toe lie ofjefferson “ that all1 aufferjdm.lo taka .them, but told them diabnikad rebellion ia put down.. After■ in their hands to encounter us in tbe men were created eqtxri.” ' Hinbe unl-• to’go where they pleased. Tliey art''all venad adfrage; Aeoes free ctoriMa fbeims’ now well eared for. It is to bo hoped f ■ that erent perhaps they will l<e able to field. Raolrtd, That as toe sentiment bf ths sboliuuniam as toatosvitehlecutotinattoo' be-will newer redo ver tbmn, and it bk*1appreciate toe language of tbe Irish Bard. 1 -true and loyal people <*f our country We firmly believe toat ciyilixation bM*‘ laiaAig will not unless ariliMry,-pqRPF. • ben he vents his indignation upon trait­’ every where is that “the Union must and higher development in South Carolina‘ permits IL „ “XT sball be preserved,” so it is their duty to then in Massachusetts, tn Ml««l»sippi thani ’ " • ors in toedhllowlng language: *• eprffbr 1 regard the aforesaid schemes end matoin- in N«w ¥«rk, and solely bref*s<r BtrifthI 1. The Mew Terrltorr of AraxMl. Mills. Barry rouaV. Mb*-_____________ __ ations oftoow wb<r are eodeavoring to Caruliatoand Mississippi hsva slavery,, : The President has wganUad toe TerriMrboM tnssoa Hke a drsdty Mlgtn, . RADWAY'S READY REUEF. destroy our country, on toe plea of being while MaaaachuMlteMd New Yurt, havea torial Government of Arixtaa, by/tou ap-, Conn Ui« cevoeils uT ibv brsve. ’ . ....____ advoostew of peace, as designing and in­ puininrent of a complete HA of civU^ffi; And klssto tk«a is toeir bwr »f Mtgbt. a TTOB5KY sad Cooaseloral T««. t*'***’*10 A.'Gurley,' Jato'hretnWr Ht tending to strengthen tbe hands of-toe ■■ W« fe«l nssured that wo shall win our cers\John < And this or singular language will be insurrectionists in trip Southern States, independence. Our free- population ia Qotn&rfroto CmcinaaCl, W rosde Gov. < Um language of every lover of his coun­ giving lheir aid and eonrfort, and to as­ ! Bichard C. -MtAxicmtek. of New essentially warlike; yonrs io peaceful and ertxir. i try. Aad fur tills reason while the sol­ sist them in tbe accomplishment uftheir cowardly. We are careless of money-, York, Secretary, and John -N. -Good a in, ’ uefsriuus designs sgainsCuur ijyUpnal life. diers woresll ^hotoe. they buried toeir you ul the North worship f the slnngiuy « Revival, Tnat syen touuld any qfbuy dollar." "Almost our sola laboring els- I treason under>be specious covering uf fellow citixens differ la political views mrot Uxxl'r alivre. Our entire white <ehase*frbnr baVi«t been purebased By -Union." or Ihr *-tfmoh as it was and toe Uttitod tttates Government from ‘ with the present Executive in its admin population then is available fur military trial i Constitution as it is." But as soon as ■ istratipnv bfitp national nflalrs, it is tlic mt vice; the War talma nothing from our HMioetosopfh Me Gadsden, opr Minis­ the defenders of our country's honor, had imperative duty of alt to lay •rider-ss production. .’Youa Northern srrmes mast ter to MMicV^.-Mx- Gadsden was • na-, i takeo leaveof home to fight traitors in we In tbe army favs.done—,all party be recruited entyj|y f^j).your laboring irive of S-JUlh Carolina—of the peculiar issues tor tbe psesent, and • to unite in classes, sod the nardtU^.to^edmle'y -■ftooTrf Wliata -IM OB «• °-W« I" fully sustain’rti toe Executive in his from your productive industry. Our *>< Kra., .nil >ra>* <»• »BirataraU«i. >l» noble and unfaltering determination to female slave* work in bur Adda, while Ttep.rara. UMVra, •ouell the Insurreclion existing, in the tbd wives of ybqr Northern Udm aro unralv l»k«» .“1 .fe. Sonthem SutetL and . to tramfait unlm- indoors mmwaring to rhe oomfon'Ol benefit of the Slave pbwer foe the §tfqra JJEW HAKNESS BflQP. pstrwd tbs Morpd inboritanaw wbi«h —• Umir laminaa, sod tnelr oOlMm are « outcropping' uftoat Institution, hj.rert have received from our gallant ancestors school-* total waste of their labor ins our Gbvtrrimenl too eutn of H, 060.000, The Attention of the puLKe to invited and without warning and with diabolical . in trust for piwterity. military view. Thus, as producers, our another of those peculiar outragaa .which cunning strike the unwary victim in his M ths Xvw Harness Shop rf JJrjpZtwJ. That the only compromise three n>iilio*» of slaves are an ufiset to toe^autoihas-sgflpred ftao* tori: Nurto.—^ 1, iqMMTW. circum six mfflWt'of yotir farming population. It ia an oblong "Welch of torrttory« about, n,.wt vulnerable part infleting an Incur* ,which we might uwi<r la Cosneciten P,r*°M ble wound, unless the remedy to dose at stancoa consent to with Mr. Davis and p. wjwt, and only i Too usMot, therefore, tnatatafe a larger 000 dilles from soraiipg, , h jra.u»BJj hand and promptly1 and vklllfolly ap jbis supporters in the south is the adop­ army than wearambhiW oppose P»you, tion of a cartel, tW n •‘Copperhead” be without such a derangement of your in- on toe east by Texas; on toe wee^by the pli’ed. ; exchanged for a. Union conscript. (until duttrv at.will Serioasiyilireaten a Folto- oJfcrt*>rfa»’Wm «. u» «*»!>, Are mqsotel te givwhta a sail befere J-kia* But to toe reriotoljone and toe prevl- |the Union men fa .tori ^outh, have bgen lutiou at tosNcrth. 'tb Arise oon.ider- Nra- Mute.rat w It. Hom. by from cbnpcription'.an^.lho Cop aUocaadd the wondcrfal atrium of our Mexican Staton of Ohihuahau aad Summa,>iue action of the olBocrs and privates. of released । their nf rira!ralli.« •oil afid Ulmete for deWfalv. Airfare and qfvhjcb it waa formerly .* part The IMS Suteni, toettW *“!“■ the Regimens. Wa had dreto parade at |pierhead* with toeir brethren m [toe Southern. Con­• Ufa?military i m possibility’that we c«n Territory *a now organired is somewhat •iTely.Uaw. '• I undock ?■ M., then earns the’ sword , difiertflt -fn ^rtri and she from toe federacy. it .raw prerentato-ns. T>y. were presented ■ Let CupperU^s relUn. toU ns^ly the Size of ours. Bucn n turce wo ieci Gadsden Purefiwe, extending northward Capt. McLean and Chpt. Pierson by oMtotfri of this regioeunl to from। certain your Govsrnmintcan neverraise. to thu mountain chain that runs nernse thsir respective campstoea TW former ' , Mark, tb«. adotber e.rj ramarkaW. the lower.part qf.Ne? Mexico.: The act Missunri, and n<A a dissenting votoo waa j qnptqixiug it designsics tbe boundarise received his sworM. fftim the Cbsplain— raised although eschresolution was voted I M&inbws:41 All that parj of the present, the-Rey. Mt.. Landis, who, by toe way, uR,"n * 1 if we aiwXgWng for Marerj, U is tro Ussi -Nrritory df New Mtyfeotitoato Wwfc of ** ’ ' ~5rOTTISrGb b£EN 1 is from Ohio but a natireofPennsylvania, a line ran log duo. wwto-from toejoins true tfisl' sUyety fighU fur j. who addressed toe Capt. in sloqaea-. end all toe proceedings ofthe meeting. Ifjn > TUWtdJURwM4.oura)aves«0durei wham tori aoatoweU oeraer of toe Terrifedinff ISflgtrage. Ths address and to tbe tnidpa oi nll toe seducing wtifai^f• ‘ ponsayunceofUm war, are -scarcely ■aata^ U>*D~lb9m »o ,which, togr. have, piy were Bitt truly patriotic. Ckj>t. alavgry such ecnUmcnte are boMly avow­ Pisrs^p caao was another ^peculiar ooe, ed bow eoatemplibte must be tbs man, he haring reaignsd «• nr tores days or society of men, in a Aftt' Stole who, previous, sc that the ocepaioai wss one would lhateri upon them an syit. which al! where hto men not only showed their re Acknowledge baa brought on toil iniqui.poet for their CnptaitC but at th* ««• tows rsUUiuu. 14s« . tons took their farewell of. him In .-Ian|Wth.t-te*d^«faly toal they nolorily M PDBMB&BXVjah VttKCatMT. r aaanaiM, saaaY codjttt, mtcktoax R.' R.JR. fatties' SasistM Jlinrlorj. MAfiOB A1XCT, D’AL^.£.tS?E?^r VWms , । wv>»> <M: Lurai<a*l.MUU* hKSiS M 48. gitctllaiij. Mew Harnesses, TW ra* , wWlB, ■ A LECTURE respected tons W» accomplished dfiser, but as a.gentleman and pelriot. ’ Kffne. the certmohies wire ’ oyer, tbo Colffln* ^^tT^afoond^pfr^, . ourselves and for our children after । Maj the Eeiris* bTour rulem bo BMd tethe ctmVktfon tost tovy o-n rebase ■ •terab'.lng oo*W«; , rptMoM o^V God give toton to �real 5*5 they take their name. Tbeirwords are like adder slings—their Site like maniacs or firada.” Any oae wbo has read a loyal paper for (be last four moetba^nows that these =>‘ Is not often that Copparbeadlsm I sentiments crowd every Utter aad weigh can pul on sufficient effrontery to call uu each soldier's heart. Nor has politics For Rntoott of -At Stott tfoiiwroiiy—' for a returqwf the Buchanan policy of■ anything to do with throe noble utterAt Largs—Ouvaa C. Onarortc, Government. There can be ns doubt anon-they ignore parties; just as <, " ■ “ X"' WiacuaAxMoon, Douglas did before hl ’ • । let Dtei.—Ewwsan C. Wautxa. but that all genuine Copperhead* deairs #d “ J, Eaanvsn, Joneox, to return lo th* Buchanan policy ; hut said, “there could be I 3d “ Cteanua H. Rmuioio, lbs struggle bi which _ there ar* but few of them that dare tell 4th “ Amm L. Root, the people so- Tbeir organ, fa thia vi I- —Patriate aad Traitors." ' Tbeee let­ fob “ 1 KumM Kflvat, h;e. more bold, or lees crafty than tbe j ters and resolutions breathe the freshest •to ThSbwas J; Joeuw. Five nocomprufutetng Democrats and rest, take* the imtiativ*’ in proposing to patriotism aad si thazaarn« time the three Rapublicnas, as Mlowa: make James Boshanan the model mat* most withering deoueUtinn aad scorn, Cimetoek, Moore, Richmond, Roof, for governing the Republic. In ita last for the cowardly sneaks wbo stay at home to busy themselves In railing at issue tbe great expositor of Barry county the government, cursing abolitionists, Copperhcadiaui make* the following re­ slandering tbo soldiers by say tag they markable statement: ars demoralised and “sick of tbe war;” “Much ae James Buchanan was berated wbo urge them to desert, call lbs war by his enemies, and suspected of trsacbon “Abolition raid for the nigger," and be jart ea wel pleaeed with lUt trwmber help to shield deserters; to evade the upon the Board af Ragouts, ae though th. ic* that could save tbe nation.” With that draft ia every poesiUs way aad whoa whole were Demecrota. And again: aeneaaary resist its execution. ’wenrbar they woaM control tbe Uni vend “la it not witbin the scope of a probt ty. If thia ftieioe wrovemrat would give The lesson these soldier* teach os, ia, , bility that the Buchanan policy vorid to* majority of tbe Board to the Repub­ that these “fir* in tbe rear men,” aro not licans, tbe arttea 'of thus* Republican* bar* aucceeedsd F To tba last question believe almost Republican* or Radicals, but are procr wbo wereiwatnraiantal h> ita taeeptfoo, every intelligent reader wjj| answer— Z>rmeeral>,coMsrrtwAv«saad Gppvrfowd*.. 1might with a gmwlrtreteh of charity, In view of high prweocwtioe, be considered “Tea, it would have succeeded as daterny- They tell us, but for them, the rebellion . teas odiooa, but as the case stands it would collapse. Tbeee “armiatlce” men , iny ikt Goraaswxwr.” _ » seem* that there was a design to throw i We do not need to state what that pol­ are tbe great hope of the Confederacy, ths wbri* thing taK> tbe hand* of tbe icy was which the Democracy desire to and, consequently, to be beaten and Democrat*, which will be thr result if tkAet shall be elected. And If tbe 1 restore. Most of oar readers know foil trampled under foot, by tbe loyal at thio University goes into tbeir hands, we well what it te. They know too that it •bould like to see the eheri*b*d hope* of To those wbo have near and dear thorn Repohlican* realix*d, aa they will has been condemned by tbe entire North. They know that it wa* to let tbe traitors friends in tbe armjq^beee “voices" come go oo stealing and destroying the prop­ loaded wilhempbaaia which cannot be disregarded. No matter what have been erty of th* ~ - - .... Budianan in his retiring meeaage said old party issues, there is now but one “This ia ail wrong but tbe Government issue—tbo vigorous prosecution of the is powerless to prevent It ‘flutes may war. Before it, all minor considerations Prom tks I tghlsmi Ossi; Hvws. moat go down out of sight. Shall the Union ba restored by ffiling its one ability and patriotism. iotlce qovxrxmot cLAnctenrev. Kectnrtv Tb* folfowfog Is believed to b* reliabl*: Com. Metarff left taxing too at 2 P. M. to-day. Juet as be was leaving be saw Rev. Mr. Maeairt, jart arrivrd froert Danville, who reported the rebel* under Breckinridge end Pgcram, eight to twelve thousand strong, march ingem Dau villa, batafowaallea distent from Milford, tbe 1st Kentucky Cavalry bolding tbe/ebel advance in check, while owr small forces were falling back to tbeir fartifieatiuM. ' Laxiscrox, March 26.—Later reports •late that th* Rebels now occupy vills. Gen. Carter, wbo waaat Rtchmcwd, la also falling back. It ia believed that tbe Rebel* aro attempting to cross tbe Kentocky river at lliekrnan's Bridge.— W* hate force enough there to destroy tb* bridge if they camiot check them iu ennaing. Mr. Person, Collector of In­ ternal. Revenue; B*rn*. Banker, and many others from Mt. Sterling, arrived here'thia morning, state that our men ro­ es ptared *ome 900 Union troops captured at Mt. Sterling by Clark's Bebel cat airy. All Un»«> families leaving and coming down to Covhtgton. A gentleman wbo srrivrt! this evening from Mt. 8terlh»g this morning, brought a Irtter written by a Unioo man oT OwaMtill* yestarday. staling that Clark'* Circa. SQO to 1000 strong, had returned lo Ow«osville. and were there reinforced by 3000 sriaalry of Hum; brvy. Marshal’s cnmaisad. Within the last fortnight three tenanthon»es on tbe farm belonging to' our felthe Union, will prevent ita preservation.” low-dtlzM, Mr. Beujatirin Pugsley, but mite? or shall they be placated by abject Such was the Buchanan policy and sudi occupied by Hv brother Walter, and on* ia the poBcy which^Jl traitor* desire to surrender of all we base hitherto b*ld oe the farm of Esq. McCoppIn, (the last return to. It te a policy that permitted | •acred—via: Liaaarr I Shall this gov­ named an entirely now building.) all ait-1 ernment bo ovsrtnrwed* for tbd aele pur­ usted In tbe Northern part of Bushcreek n traitor Floyd to send all the arms out1 township, havebcrtt set fire loandenllro of tbe Northern States, to be deposited pose of making slavery th* ‘corner stone* Ty destroyed. The only cause that can in Southern forts and aruenala, to be ofthe structure raiwd on its ruin* I— be imagined for this dastardly and Gend­ Shall Now England w hoar sole crime ia ue. •■sof stolen by Southern rebels, and their i«h conduct Is ’us.i. the mail; Copperheads muaies turned upon ths capital of tbe her love of /m uuhrwfemts be tknut out hatred eetertained by I ger” and for Nation.' Tbe same policy sent every in tbe cold, in order to conciliate the se- of that vicinity for “the Union men, wbo are sely charged armed vessel of,tbe Government into coders of the Gulf Slates 1 Electors of ---------------- r-.—. -ke benefit of foreign aad distent seaa, so that the re­ Barry county ! cast your votes fur that I “ihe nigger.1* 'Die bouses burned had bellion might receiva'no check from tbeir party which ia pledged to carry on tbe been occupied by negro ten an la, but they preaance. It was the policy which per­ war until tba last traitor lays down hi* are represented aa industrious snd hon­ est people, against whom no ofleese is mitted no check to treason, aad fa, of arms, and you will never regret It slleged, axcepl the color of their akina. Coarse, tbe policy desired by all traitors. Altar the burning ofEwj. McCoppin’s The Pfoaarr baa at length thrown idf We are permitted to copy the closing i house, an anonvmoua latter was sent him, day. The rebel advance io estimated at threatening if be dare to rebuild the tea mask of loyalty, aad ita treason stands Our troop* are rouprotion of a private tetter from a private bouse his own dwelling and fenow should I t,SOO to 10,000 confess*d. Will any loyal man, tn Barry ■ - 1 ceotraUng rapidly. ConSdeaww ia Mt ie in tbs 3d Iowa Cavalry, to hie friaeda in share tbe Mate fate! “ county endorse such traeaon, and gid Hope, In tb» county, reaauv* io Fence wsn'THMs to boni-ttw ptfpirt i 6ri.tbir Southern as well as Northern btra|tora, meeting* in the North. It has the ring Union men in tbe neighborhood, and be­ phia states that Farrsget’s vessel* had by voting fare tiekat, put forth by a of the true metal, and we commend ita ing but few in number, and surrounded re capuirrd thr Indianola without resis­ party wbooe leaders ean aak for a return •entimebte to oar readars. It ia written by an overwhelming number of Vallan- tance. Tbe rebels bad worked on her digham Democrats, tbs Union men are «d she waa nearly ready for eerrine _ to the Buchanan poliey of disintegration ' frotp camp near Lagrange, Team, aad sulforing a perfect “reign ofternu.” In Tb* Queen of ths West ia up tbe Black God’* name what are we coming to, if River out of reach. dated February 94lh, 1063: erimea life thesd are U> be committed “1 bear considerable of ensce meeting*, A fol) vote, on Monday next, 1* a Rsfor no other cause than political enmity 1 MlJ IO n.k, , tarf pubiiou victory. A light vote, the Cop- Union dab mestings, and National Qn>. la 11 not time for all friends of law and T1 ‘’.“TT" to venlion*, to try aad compromise thii lit­ perbend* triumph. Rapabtema, wo ap­ tle war—meetings to form eome arm is order, and espeeUlly aj! true Union men, Ite r*Ul Uur-— • to rouse themeelva* to tbe danger which peal to you, let every man be at the tics, io order to get eome foot-bold, to fic cannoned*. threatens them, and prepare to defend polls, and eoe to it that every Repablioaa make peace with traitors—devils. But tbeir lives and property against the mid­ neighbor ia th*r* also! Seo that every 1—end it te the sentiment of oar whole night deed* of miaereenia like those-wbo Rswimeat—denounce the whole thing a* perpetrated these fiendish sad devllteb man votes tbe State tiekat, aa wall a* a Northern Copperhead scheme, both tbo local ticket. Our State ticket is one villainous and rebellious. Bo you know outrage*I “Forewarned, forearmed,” te tbe dictate of true wisdom. of great importance. Oar nominees ki what I think ofthe matter. I will tell you wh*r> th* prow and the Judges are triad men and true men of secede, and the Constitution which made sricHL Bmmkb.—We have ri.ad- additieM to our stock of bb oar aseocuuent may now be aad elagnotrtyte «f Marriag Land Contract*. Bond Head | unpaid much Icteger the fault will be with tboM who have not pay roll* ready, or | with neglteeat Faynsaaaarw Major Vgylor of Ohio, fa latinned hero, paying diaaharged aeldtore. Hfa twi menu are at the rate of about 1380,. The Teoober*1 Institute village last week, dosed it» graphed Wert ertriag Friday teat tled to your support, and you would be bs* lost a beloved husband fa battle— movw than criminal, te aegioctiag to give when suab women ’•Hl any comwromie* ornettle, tbsu I aay ertlle. Otherwise, U. Again we aay, let every Republican I any. tbe battle field, and soldiers well be <wr head, on the day of alectioa, and armed, with heart enough to fight-that vote th* foil Rspublicgn ticket. And w. ietbe way to meet and settle our diffibeliav* there la a largo class of loyal caltfae. The kind of delegate* to (he eocveetion 1 should propone, vroald be mounted rtSemra, well dritfad and no- crowded bouse. On Friday * W*wrk» teclure,bat s *ueialg* •cbuol room, where tbe tier tbe snort pleevisg sad eater acter. Rroeilalion*. (peecbes storieeaod lively repartee* a •ion highly interesting. Ti French ns having foHee.bnek 20 mile*, and befog S3 mUm frvm Puabla. No movaaMM vsn.pt on the bypntheeteof, being in qurot of find. An attack la Mpaeted befar. the ifoh fort. Jum h*d visited Puebla sad fiwmd tte ermv JaMfoA.na Frondi diers deseat so an average uf at leart 90 aro pubbabed elsewhere. ] 'lisente offered, we quote th* Haat J. M. Gregory, Sup* anay we ere taeg sue bfa gr ABU8HED 1*40. dome during tbe entire Gmgery fully understands b NacIalhataU;hfabrtrt.i.f iwthe work of educrtioa aa sdelia ebeorbed ia tbe oode- 0»te Normal School,'are teacher*. aad bare made a vt tOMBco imp read rm apcn oar dtiaaaa q*m inwd all their adueati •ikkfiltt— *2S. FiaxCttwaa.—Mr. Atfroi •of Carlton, in thia county, bar ■oSoe a sample of brown lb r™“» Wa wweta cau ths special attention of ear neaders to tbe army letter cw our first page. Tbe letter aboeld have been dated as Wamwton, Mo. Mr. Triford «♦ art ** Under all the W it was a mrot decided a staled last week, ■there werr They ar* not party hacks, bet aaen of exalted principles and sound Judgement. They ar* r»ti­ 3»> 7W �tirrnt. 1ITTI1S J^e&Ufldtor ~^a. ytjal gaticn. ,—„ . lltted to repre* ___ , That tbe comriii entertainment and arrangement* aured of our warmest personal. for tbeir cordial and unremiUtog-W 1 be a death blow to' , _____ whiffet* now *eeu on avesy au^t *u<wr, wtfj an act ihatwill dowbtlee* work much good to ■ayyae. 'VWse. 'BkX.’w.ts arc. wot dKcvcA to Vkut, at. a racaictae. wWitk v>\\t txwc att Vae “'AU vAack. JtMi'a vb kevr to," \swt a* a rcvacAkat aacviX — • ftreat } Dx^utator ot Vac wv^tewv. ; \a t\\c DVktou* aaiftAct* f avA BouVaVat-rc 1 Ka%, ^ar a toafc ttrac, Seco. | vauca wccAeA aa artxctc. <A [ Btoraoxk, DVttev*, u&u.e'a, \S ___ _ takea \a ^.ro^er c\ao.aV\\M*, Vae, ^ro\tcr Vttwc, ar* a BUT* \WK\\UV'C ©5 ‘Thlious Fever^ Fever arid jigue, ■ Liver Corjyplaint, (Lyspepsia, IndigeaiioTi! Ja,ztndioe, ■ . Kidney Complaints, aad. aW dx»c.a*«.% a «a«vt’tar taftftwre. 'VXxesc *BVacv» -tviarvz ,ta** ■**“ place in that region en long. This re­ Minds aa of the eoewttric Englishman, wbn followed everywhere th*menagerie, ‘ to publish ‘‘ ‘ j—* (the lion bite put it in th* All of xhicb i* reepectifulll submitted. Hastings, March 27, 1863. C.J. Baxna, Mast E. Dorr, M. B. Bcaouzn, Msaonn MeKrtvrr, ., , Mm E. PwLMM,-Cowron!tt«. addition* to oar stock of blanks. Among our aa*orui?eat may now bo found io*y and elegsntslyle of Marriage Cartifieates. Land Contract*, Bond Heads &c. The Report of the Committee wss I cepted and too Resolution* adopted. ’ ORDER FOR APPEARANCE. arc eoax\uj*<A vaxe aad root* aad kc<ck%, v^tek vaakc Vacra ■WwjXvV^ 'Vo'sA.e. Dr ‘B.okock?* . ftXo-KvaeV. ‘BxXXets awe Vac yoov vaaak VrtcvA. Dr. "DokoeWb 12.M0. Bcsmkd to D«ATH.-5)n'Thursday last, »avt Vac. \uoor vaaw vaaw^ Doctor'* D'AX*. a litU*giri,abo« pighLorjjtoe years old, daughter of Ndeon Rich, of this village, w« erjjw^ bunted bj£»tekTh* Teachers’ LhsUtute bald fa. Ibis ing ffto frotri the open hearth of a stove, village last week, Moead tie aeamun on near which she waa stoodiog, that sb* Friday inat Under al! tbe cireumstar- died'on toe fullow^g jej^,... »w.«■ it was a moat decided sucoew. Aa stated last week, there were more than a Dt. D.okoekk ftX.ovcvae\v R. R. R. arc. Vac r\.ek ntan't ftoXacc. awA. Cova^O'fX. KBKF WB1X. HOW TO TuwwaHir Committzks.—Will our Raswat’s Rkaot Reuar m a positive friends in tbe several townships in this ]*cton*. ware held** the Praetorian county, send in tbe names of their newly prpeervaRve of health, and preventive Church, sad cfery evening wito*i*sd a appointed Township Committees? We against sicknwv, few people would enlTer a day* illnee*, If this medirio* wee belter crowded bo^se. On Friday evening, there wish to make a full political directory understood, and used on. all becasions , . < L fHUH ”4r 1 • • when pain or iineaainau is eaperiuoeed. was do lecture,but a social gathering al the of tbe ooBBty. hundred •taaehers preeent. Dr. ‘RoWck’* Tbo evening vmaot&U Xkc wxak aaA Atkn\.\XaX.tA. Dt. TAokockk. , school room, where iho exercises w«r* uf tbe most plessing and entertaining eimr- Let us base this feet in mind, that dises** Snn is thb Rzrcsxa/— Will tome always giv*s unmistakable signs of Us friend in each township send In FVLL re­ approach. Al first toe patient esnerron tea a slight diicomfirrt, thia i* fidiowed atorto* sod Rvaly repartee* made toe.onca. turn* aasoon a* poosibl* aAertbariwJtem. by t>*io to a greater, or-less extent,: and sioa highly interesting. The resolettoos We desire to get rirturn* as far as posalAra published elsewhere. From tba sen Lie before going lo press. ,l|nt«iu offered, we quote tbe Allowing:, Twa MW*—"tori -?rs- D»Lc<' ‘uT Urt» lion. J. M. Gregory. Superintenden!— villsge has laid tn under obligations for <nsy we ere long *** hi* gemal presence a nice pan of fresh fish. Such kindness .among aa again. . i.alwayeepprfcHMied W ptWttrrs." ’ 4 Tb* Temple of English Literature(may it ever rest upon its own Sills. r Wt Laxax that our old friend A. A. Our Prof, of Malb«mati«s—may be Kirojtpe* E^.. *C, ^alamaxpo, fa ty gdevar^e valiant to<IUr(l*y) into tetters drees tba citizen* of Hickory Comers, in* [Otfcr^ O, . W._« wtA or woe*; ar feel drowsy, languid, dwbilita ted, to^*wue dhtoa* ia about to •««»■ you, it may be Ch»U* aad Few, Typhoid Few, Pnenmoiih, BUlioux F*v*r, Mueaxa, Djptoeria—»t may be Small Pox, WtX.tt'cw artVac SoVAwrk Vr\cvtd.,\»^ ^vc\j-eatvavf Dtawkca, D^»catejnfc, Dkcuvaakwa, etc, TAr** /Otters ar* put up in guarl betel**, qf u-bfet Ch* abet* is »fao-»imfl*. Th* label i« jtrwij/ *ngTatwd,an4' C* profiled u-i:h a «V*-<u<ted'/rem BtmnttT^nUru. (PriM (1 ptr hotel*, or fix for fS. C. W. JJabaoS:, tPrt^rirlor, Jf*. 6 Zxri Jburfh Bt, Cincinnati, ta uh*m eil orders should be addrs*s*d. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Ia Uta matter of Uro estate of Dante! Smith, FOR SALE BY SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, open on Saturday night previous to toe day of election, to supply such towns BACK FAY, PENSION, AC. rpix undcr»*j^i»4. barlat rooelv*4 frost K I). JL iinci Ewj.S~.sd Auditor of th* Troassrj- with tk*qt»(**caapntget iawltenrH im COMIWE roSsjtf&MMCT10XS A Scccbbsmcl Mxscmamt.—Tbe suegood will of our peopfa win go wltoVr cesaful merchant ia alwayh tba one wbo G. wnemver duty may tndd him. keep* tba hgfa elajs of goods oX*U kind*, :Pifasyra, Bzu. aad Rmxr pCtW and *a many W them <•*• ante of the 8 tote Normal School, are both able fad, they keep tbe Chtmiccl Salsratiu, teaebete, and havo made a very favorable manufactured By D. B. DeLand A Co., inipmasion upon our citizens. May *uc- FutxCbtTtfaa.— Mr. Alfred E Towler,. of Carl too. ia this county, has toft at our ■office a aampla of brown linen thread, •»» "•** 4hrs*d........... * by Mr. Footer, last ynar, aod was span by Mn. Fowler, who ie prepartog Ml 40mM. c!m> Lm all wbo osa, amnlato. example thin set them, and thus <Wy King CaStoe. ' a\»a^ vai\wacko\^ Dk$c «k\o^a\A.c. Dr. D-okaekk taUTtata* »hu <«l • MM < Ita to™ Ticxxt*.—We trust tbe Republican* -WMtlactad th* InsLi tola. of every township will procure printed Profbwor Gregory, Bute- Superinten­ ticket*. We are prepared to print tick­ dent pZPoUM tortrucUt* wab tfAttiset* on short notice and at too usual rate*. Send in your orders. Our office will be . ttXo’KvaeV "BkXX.c.t* PROBATE ORDER. natiy facilitate the.pare. » 25 cents. 50 .coals and . S >1.! by druggist*.' 87 Maiden Laos, N. Y. A U. perwmslrovteg Bteiaas*siart Uro Kate 2k of ilENKY BUBD, 4m**sw1, sro boroby » UW,umtete c*yt Dissolution Notice FAIBBAHK8’ STANDARD �LOW PRICES71 jUiiith - Jii.i VOL-fov GRANT & SPaULDIKG ^Thi gn~lh™~fo, vik: air, mJ- tore, nd a sofiacat temperature. Any one ofthree foiling, tbe weeds will not grow. Tbe amount of beat required for rtotr-11.' •“af»5 seeds; those of tbo common chick weed WIU start at a temperature just above freeing, while tbeee ofsotno tropica! plants require 75 or 80 degrees. Ths seeds ul tbo plants commonly cultivated, germinate at a temperature of 50 to 60 degrees. Moisture fo required not only to soften the seed coat, but lo enable the germ to grow, and too Bills or loo much _fo equally fatal tasewoesa. If the soil too dry, the seeds remain unchanged; and if an excess of moisture is present, tbs seeds, if delicate, will decay. In wall drained soil the proper aiuuitit of Water Is held by capillary attraction. Tbe third requi­ site, air, is always precant in recently worked soil.—All the conditions bsing favorable, there ba great difference in the time that-eeeds require for germination. Placed under similar circumstances, it has been found that wheat and millet germieate ia am day, beans, radbbee, and turnips in two, and lettuce in four.days, while melons and cucumbers require fire or sit, aad parsley thirty or forty days. The seeds of some trees and ehrube re•main in the ground one, or even two years before they genst&ate. The oojnmon causes, of failure with good rends are: too deep or too early eowing, and excess ^.motstere. . When small seeds are planted too deeply, the vitality of the germ is exhausted before it can reach the light and air nursestry io ita growth; such seeds sboakl be barely covered with soil, ahdlf there b danger of tbe surface becoming too dry it should, bo shaded. Very small seeds may be sprinkled on nicely prepared soil, and then lay a board upon tbe surface' until they start. When sowing is done u»o early, tbe ground la too cold, and many seed's rot before it beeomen of a tempera­ ture to cause germination. Too much moisture in the soil excludes tbe necessa­ ry air, and this one of the requisites be The bens will try to continue tbeir species, by laying-eggs, when confined to grain diet; but aa a rule, tbe more animal food the anom eggs. 11 they oaa get no anima) food otherwise, they will even jwekouX/aad eat eaah other's feathers or quilla Tbeir natural ft ol embraces in­ aecia and vermin, and when allowed to roam at large to find these. they lay well To get eggs in winter give them all the IBM bkauf fmsh meal, Gme, foe. Butch er's'oSti is a cheap aouioe of animal food fa' bens. We wee scraps from the fist thing ortaNUhmsota, buying it in cakes offrom 50 to 100 lbs„ and throwing them Into the yards where they lie until gradually pecked to pU— --U — .—J. lite material c-ste from half aeent to one cent a pound. Grain ia good for fottepbig fowls. Water, always accessible, or regularly supplied, is aa necessary for fowls aa fur other anitnalx They eat the kitchen ofial aa readily aa pigs, and turn it to a more profitable account.— Avoid giving them salt food, Comfort, that is, shelter from storm and wind, with good food, ia the t-esl “ hen per­ suade?’ we know of. Whitewadi oo Vary inch of the poultry bouse will keep out lice. A bed of uni-ached ashes to roH in, ia a good protection against the small vermin. Lime in some form—as oyster shells, or bonesfinely powdered— ia needed by laying hews—grovel, and r HA»niitHMB**s»T CW?rrr, il jilfuitr* wrtUir ~ iL /«. f i/.JJOa mxR: Otte* ud Bull ssbocriben. tl per I >aM i. -ND ■ , UBUTHIta Bi OCR USE OF TRADE W£ Jriitiral-Jintterj. 1IVAK Stands’ Unsintss Ilin JUST RECEIVED w CBlllT * 8FAl I.DDtC | Sissrst^sfi: Ki* T&ct^bXA •s&L'iSa'Skt•*• Munro*. I. K. Lolhriifov.M. inpntm. E. P. lut>a, E. GREAT VKTHT!! a CSana. WVboA. Wi* MrW> »a tow to Ito-ttym. Au WmW Over High Prices, at'the SCBSCBIBR FOB THE BANNER! GROCERIES DRUG STORE 11! ■BVxA CKKvdL L\«r which, i* mfre.tUi with Ao Roberts &. Striker, .' . - J. M. RVMELL. .IIYSICtA* sad'Serprel OfossfalUl eStewNHiiiHug -^aMBswtasebf. a H1YR1CIA5 sml AND local news Iterftingeal- WMUtAm. ' fcf. h l |.U <. tlai.il y tol mi utvtM» r FOR MECHANICAL AJO MEDICINAL ■ ■■ ■ . FUttonMnatMi'' < DRY GOODSt Mowfot ao move. KIAFPEI A BFR1N1TS, Tnx Qcxsx or Penmans.—One pint of nice, fine bread rruaobs to oos quart •f milk, cue cup of sugar, the yolks of four eggs beaten, the grated rind of a Inmoa, apteee of bolter lb. efoe of ■ egg. Bake until done bat not watery.— Whip the whiten of the eggs Miff and boat a leacopfut of sugar in which bus been stirred tbejuieo of tU Jomom8pread over the pudding a foyer ofjell r «r any vreetaeau you prefer. Poor tbe white of the eggs over this and re­ place iw the oven aod bake lightly. To M eaten cold with cream. Is scoood *to», .Tbrto wlto to to alto **? H-V. to. Ito. to ak. Ur A .po. «. to ot. ratoi/toO.-to wkhtootorto kto k ton «kk atoto to toto— “•to to -to. rf to tok one axle, turn and bake the other. ATTORXKXS aad COtjjWKLLOW ATI I “Stolto-k •f—“• “"•to- GROCERIES! Stacks of BT-A.TIOTSTER.3r, ree ear Mros msrtaM a ^*e to. ‘i Cfaj � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-04-08.pdf 35aedd7d8ecdfd7f7a8a46394da1b4fb PDF Text Text ,K0T3Z VOLimo —... - " ; •> ■ €|p Jgastiap Eaniur, U PUHXI4K|X> KVJCJn WUUiKSIMY. Brffttrt flotira. OBOMy tbM aradw by '-tbd-bfal wflfa>«ted or the tom of« dfa ) u»d yeti -ritar oH my hones: labor mua: 1 be turned fnra gamhJhraT! Fieroa-poMiona seemed to war wnbip jum,*slh* sweet eistoeeri former bops pesaed away. He Abd nra Uce that there were mutteriage of ■ wrath at tbe tabla, aerate after auotber Was fleeced iw his tors. Cries ef "adfatefday'' were pet by oootamptuoya eMera from the successful gaga who pocketed she Sistings' Jituintsi ilirttfin. SJiattllaxj. Dttr tOUTTD Panta; ~ vTfaw apriieetora la »n eaasa wbcrv bain Is fdl, th* LKADT RE in a pleasant farm bouse, one wintry U»'ab~ld b. .«!.«! f.k.a i.urcLlr-a «■ *r"fifai>• baifaiwaiklii cf watar—wUIewsa eve, attor supper and a hard day's wurli artdliv of tbs otoassob. cad promote dtesrtira, to at threshing. Samuel Grey rose from his to a pIoMcal and bsallby stuautuiL chair with a sad, weary look,, and aloud before tbe drawer of tbe old barest!. TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. •Samuel, what is thee dotow F asked Vo say tbai iMVifi Raaov Rausr u tho his meiber, fallowing bins. ••TbtaiatKH going out tonigt, when ao tired F worl* Ybu is m.« to*>t>>r, tr. ik If ism ft«i ‘ Yee, mother ” be replied, taking up, sksptieal. .lid te enlaced. It evobmis >a <W rvu>|..wil>oa lbs propsrUrt of a d.gw.r , sUaislaal with a sigh, • small "calico bag, which as asti-asHta. a atM betaffsetlra AsMegaat, and seemed well filled. a direct rawer ever tbe nervss, eeMter ssreetec “Vfby, that is tbe mortgage mosey, nor anodine, tbst rslievea p*ia In a manner p« caber to ttertg sad to wise* we base ra warffte Samuel; what dose thee want with tost I tbe English tonwwsga etartly SeeapreM Its eetira. Tbs Fmch cell It »stepramt. So much to its it is nut due till n«it spring." “I know it. mother ■ but I must have internal administrsttoc Wbtn applied aternally. ItSrUl be tomd a art powartel noeater this money this night," ha answered in trritaat. Instantly mddoulaa tbe eartoe to whseb it to eppned. ud wttMrawGig tbe Hood from tbe a determined tone. ■2sSss; LTkH-a." nsnr “For what, my eon 1 Thee has always told me everything. We earned this I > ni ttlb rnOt o. . money Ingetber." “I knuw it, mother. All tbeae years we have toiled to pay off that wur'gnge IWEEZET * HIS’ left on the farm at iny father's death, and 4 TTOBXEY6 AT LA Wand gsKeitom In Cbaanod It has ell come to nothn^. Sit down A eery P.rileslsrsUn.ilon ps’d to Coavcy« saclag, toe toraetigettoa of tu»«i t« I^nd in your chair, mother, and 1 will tell you FoiwdiMarss of dmvtgsgeS. As. WJw the truth, an 1 trust | have ev«r dona. I to sttsud to nil calls in tho Lae of tbsir probssiow du not fear yosr blame, m I always loved ssdbaslsoss. . ... . oa« fa tto Court Hoaso, Hasangs wiw. ■ vuUr prsiec. This one egregious error siighult stoM la rw has taught me great lesaves already.— lt.« c.rruUl.on, rs*eaSoconntT.—Tbsjr art. They say wunieu can bear trouble bettor - -----—----------------- -- -bcni. os tn tbs cast st than men." USTICE Off THE PEACE. WiH rttoadtoto Samuel's pother trembled cUreth-n of debts and alt other brtiraas perlainina Io bia otoo erit* tolWiy Slri yramto but she sat quietly down. EL.----- -- — 1-a. Otoe oppdslte Dodge s Hotel, Oreagovfov pfeasant to look at—healthy and fresh, Mill*. Barry erabty, M'eb.________ with a clean Quaker cap crimped about it. zBbe<uuld not believe her son bad done anything eo very wrong was a mystery. J staid away, and I presume you thought 1 was with Ellen at tbe farm; but. 1 was twit, mure fa tbe pity. 1 went <>n an er­ . rand t«» the Uve^n toget autne <>il for »ur [ (atm- bonau'a leg. Tbe bar-riH.n wad a I blaze <>ri»”fet>ed all tbe b..ys were,there “and I stepped in to wrim. Theta were tnufloel) dressed gentlemen from Boston sitting around tbe table, calling for the best of port who, and treating the num patty, ibay called me to join so cor­ ' . Kurrse a ssaasvs. TTORKgXB and catflSSKLLORfi AT LAW A • and Molin’* omes. burduik sweat, erpeWteas Peotofco, Kalamnra. MisNgaa. u A. i-kj<arM, • *« C-Lrart Good lament Leather Zxclurivdily t Tbdtari ri w«km-n raptorsd. Jj Brpatrtag does oe start uOteoEfi , _. DriiU}. H- A<4>OOD^|. kj- . -ji.-LsKiFnBE TO YOxrxrG-JhtfEasri, ' , n. ir. «cu0J»oSs ‘ ' pougtr x»eamg*«b.oo.*d>7rtXd*nP7^to!* backesy rad beaasy pOcUJA£25flXr^(U 1 dially that 1 consented, and felt rested with tbe good fita and exhilarating gian. Soon one of tbe strangers brought out a pack of cards end pla»ed with Joe Lamsun aad Jim Whits, 'lari and smoked in the corner , and did not take much ------ B_.—, They played for cigars and wine, and then for money, end xbe game was Npje, when I was a boy l used to it*vs excellent runs of lack al cards, and beat everybody; and I euppnes I was dated with my rep­ utatMti; tor whoa Joo Lampson said, ‘ft have won two hundred dollars," I was astanisbad, especially when tbe strangers paid it over Os qriet arrf easy ar toey would brush off a fly. I IbotMtt Ifdffll Joe has wo* eo quickly each a sum, why not i, wtoam so loeky at cards T" They urged me to take a hand, and tbe sight •I tbe naw bills on tbs “Merchant's Ex Ahasgv bank" as «m> 'updo my better underatradingthrtl draw right up to the tabla. । 1-tbwugM only of winning ; I rftvartbengbtaf taring. We pbyefl and won, and played awfl lost, and Jost,' aad Leu- OKI HMRhar, I loot dll tMe mooey as quick as a flash; and tboy taunted me through the neck, other® Mdth bead* irntf taws ahnt off. - AvnaM: ara |n »’■ voeferMt>Wmof'.|>f*WM4U«> lying for Miles, the twigs sri cot < and riianf trace an* cesoff at pointe rangtaff* fawn' fcra’U», thirty.-; fata koe> kbcgrtamd. , ’a#*****-. Samuel's Uule roil of bllfa___ ,Md _____ upon tbe to bls, ha could not bear u> leave ’ it there. It seeoied sacred. moesy.— "Huw little my father thought when he left me tbe far®, with only this mort ' . - CfcWrtrf MS. be icefc afT XU Um. sodstaUs that failed to «vgage as an encumbrance, that 4 showid ► -<! lo'oitaf • ,-iMianfv*, par** pfi prove no recreant tn my soIswm eogagw Mo ugo* tU maud, soil etuocg. n>«>t to take ears of raff-tdaaffiriwutteto OK God torgive me, and spore me« tbnt of traits mota aobl* or tyre wortbj of I may do better in the ftuiMt.”, Jkadta* । im hation th* these two instances of their every»here, fantdld trambeta. The that moment p euitaremotioo sprang up williagneM to saorigcc aelf upon ths altar headboard* bf Stogie grarae'InMeut* who inhiabeen. . , . , ,„ n He falta leeihiogfar aia of all kiada of their own .manhood and their country's many of them an, giving "aamaa, rrgi I Mom. ' - = • » that bo had »orar fait before, and a do< After the'rlctoty of JBansockbera, ;he name of, a relative of. termination to shun e»oo the omaliast Robert Bruoe determined to become ta kin of^tltw r,aj "'‘6deviation from duly, if its reputaliun was bjstnrn the invader, and momiog the the" fight so dreadful. This waaa ntora; desirable Tweed was trebled by forced marches co stale ' of miad; and a bumble spirit aarprise stuff put to flight (U English wore dug.and from ft to IM) dfkMtkti. breathed its blessing,o«pc him, as he rose np and buttoned bis thin coat over bis breast, again rolace tbs cutting wind tbeeeIs omy a few inches deep, and iff the side of a Mil, accessible c some instances hands snd feet ata rtlA-"' of the wintry night., , ; . , narrow and diff.cult^ih/anc ing out ' *n»e gtastcat sight' *> ba usenAbout this time a handsome sleigh bad dered Douglas to storm tbe driven up to the dour of the tararn. ■ The iarthut la front,sfwiwra Gan. ItoseaeaM As (be latter was about to co massed bia,«tiUery, aay «10 guita,-* horses were flecked with foam, and the same t, be was. joined by Earl Dead horses and mules nod ir frost bung abeut their trappings, show* able quiindly ofgtarta. tolftW rfftet Af ing bow swiftly they had travelled.— theirMmsf- 1 *416 but feM ■elt» W l’1 Two strong men bad leaped from it, aad wan ■ gfadly .■ araonM, tod’ Randolph passed nrar this torribis , ban!aground, hastily entered tbe house. ,The boat earns obsequiously to the door. They 'EBtetysfe* and yeh 1 julk ttaU there thousand* <; Southern auJflien.in rebellionMainst tbe drew him aside. _ , Government of the United Stoles. had “Wo have tracked two notorious black On tU fty bribta th" battle uf Ban- vilfidnonsly aonght and righthiusly fhortd1legs from Boston hnrs and thinking they notabarw, the 8«to»iah army being in -----7* W. " their'righto —nut in Aevtoerrtonries/ but. might ifa making a Hula mischief, have, nolit-.u; L». ths AAr .a.. -*to . i-ft MI* lbe cotton fields and cedar thicketo pf« . o>me down. Indicate, I say, th* room > trusted to Randolph .*JUi ordeal. to Stole tbry bed lprq«i,$pit..uf Off llni'jn st where they now are.or we. .shall arrant the point of toe' bayonet, and In opposi-. you as an accomplice. . Quickly;" *gi i tkm to the known" whbta of. a msjotfty the gleam uf a revolver abode to, the esedtod the gllmnfet1 of-the Southern. moonlight. “In there! in there 1" stain.. --------- ,_2__%, wpio-Ms aapUw u of the rest people.” «’ ' mered the landlord, trembling with . .' . alarm. The detectives came ven softly, cadautrnd.-S^ Haodoipb, Crt* Ua , *"• Paper Meery Pnrvraees. Y ' ■ tall^/nKn yp£ pb-fUj" but not to gently that tbe gamblers did *“ b,5m!S’ ,r*j? •‘J" JH"***!; ,; Theta Is'ffnew’tlsra of p'fMberoas IF n»t listen intently. One said, “throw or my Ufa fade too“ and caning around not weMty, tiiteeMM *W lew eoddenly •« the cards id ibe fire! raise the. ^tifldewj ‘UmwJitatoUAd-nTfuUtnMi. U'HMtofl risen. freer obscurity *od - tadigenoe. to x bark F J net then tbe door was vtobstly , "agonist Ute foe. wfenwpeediiy evrrsewdid opulvnge and die focipl portion thst per. ,thr»wo .men. “Ab! my beertiea, walk' rack! .We have had quite a drive-4>r you ; adjusting handcuffs *11 the tiins,, *a rich tioee die war commenced, and whoso • though they were used to .the borieeas, display io - di am, wqwi^age, firraiturv, • In spile of the desperate struggle of the* jewelry sad>webst ■ «ing* >«MyM|lipM the two men. “Now, my birds, we will tho eldfamUfas who .beta for yean mood ' «r«.the «f IM artuoernsy of.Jf lord and state the amount, men;" the officer said, euJdr Grey afad hie fri the scum, "we migwt consider you under arrtak, fed gambling.tut ^riOume you was just green 1 enough to be entrapped bf lbese Boston I youths. Did'rit untfaratind the days of] Our wieked dty. Hodsver,'! win jtat] advtaff you to beware of bed contpeny I for the Anura; It'dOM hbtlMCo pleaaant results” 1 “How tad* have yoJ been robbed of ‘Thereto my money,* said Santad'as! each cm stated Um 'umuunt, and Delete^ to tberoll upon the -UMk. **’ " *▼ . ' Ji •• Well? u k e U 0>i" > _Semuel _______ obeyed, __________ and when, once more in the si leal fields, and ‘within eight, of *• lue mother's cottagr, be f.U ou his knew ~ ». Wb u.lb f.bj.u W*4u„ U» Bjju,1 „ a»- Liao vOmirMr, as relatedbv its New York cor* ra beat? ‘ ' '',*J !.i« Ifak - “JV wWtftify.JMpabroker, wfib %ut ‘ soar ago was not worth a dollar, went, v qjtu &*w*rt’* atom the ^tber day aatfi Iten, Ur kMMD. ’SWdtafy. nEfte in»Wr soda, rari tar protaltafftrwf Uoo beeiftUr rise -Wterted, Me wss seven Hundred, ifid • the other , SrahWdnsd-dtafaraP-Wetfllflraire W, father, when w? jxjpie to Ac dark. Aw hundred dollar •>uo,” aaiA-he. “¥**’• a . i . “Tte-o is wdcume to take the Saai ” arid hfa aMrthcr, qeietly. tboa would promise wwr to. jl-.s- .p , Ji “Dtar mother. I sdemly-^" “No, Bam! nooettaL. JfcfDtmb< Will be tempted this ve’ry Aht I uid win bbft ftfa ran mtatey." “.Vol hwra-eMtab tUraf wink betareeo tbeee two men. They era taara, VheMve nnM dow* to I «ooto"rwewbame ta'W » Wtam 1 think ta» many hard p*M«ed replied tWpdrchtoer; “then* I'H trite » ■ * " --------l hqndrad .dollar shF And .SO th* 4l . _____ • ctor ' IWin’; �of THivunr AR NEKS requiring aU library books to~hM^li • chased of the Stale oonlraotar, ubtey, lbs, Y.ob This will eaabb lH^ Be^pCS*' entire evacuation of tbe place to the anemy was intended,and many swore they ' cetion to obtain much lower oontracts; srtciai nonets nssusunU—s, foundthopopular WfaviRuhM Mu^f! ■er?rted.to have no Influence ever ibr ___ adviuud the upg on info of Aemiaouro to refroln from voting. of this village, made the paragraph a toot for a half edema of smalgwm of cMdseaed Ikbobond tod auaeitlgam Ig- Docunoe. w by Wfifoei. Tbe toad reaewvedaot all kWt, *x- The aoeMoku print The statoment of thia oonti Jseltwon, Caritek and others were order­ ed by military authority tb deatet from dfaeeasing tho question of emancipate k a secsaii falsehood, horetoforo fully eaplmkd; and tho virtuperation heaped upon the Government, in tbe wbok ar­ ticle, was designed solely to effect tbe appointed plate. * Unfe *we took another elusive of library funds, for school pad OVERNMENT ULAfM AGENCY h commenced Mee hi laflB. aainwud ip BUMMABB. degree In Soldiers life. rsialng-dbute -4 o'clock and cmlinoed. increasing all the while till late in tbe rMdrnt papite,4187 paid tbe Inspectors evening. We ate our bread and beef, from towMfaip fauda, and t!4I8,»pbe rolled ourselves ia our blankets, sought amount apportioned was tt49SJ Pri. tbe driest ground, aad without a mur­ mary Rcbuk fend; leaving 410.414,48 mur laid 4e*a to rest. ► »*■ -- •* (iadudb* 41460.74 rate bills) tool camo Next rnnrofag we found we wa re in from taaattea. le thet a greet sum f.w esgreata work 7 ft is but «,03 for sight, and about a mile dietan I from emh child </ esteioi age.' For tbit aem Ft. Manson. 1 obtained leave to visit they bad webn6ls foewll, uveraging over the historic place, as it was thought prob­ six aumlbe; <>f whidb wll might, and a able we should remain there all day. It is iatt. and io now in possieHnn «if thv large portion did avail tbemnrlvra. Only Fvdrrnh, under Gen. Hunter and Admi­ owe dollar prr quarter'; what would a tbe highest position in the ririnity. From ral Dupont. This report fa fully credit­ quarters' tuilnta be in private aeboUsi it can lx seen, eleariy, thocapital, Fairfax ed toy prominent officers of tfae Govern This abows tbe superior economy of Seminary; tbe PtotMMito above" Alexan­ mrnt, who are in p>wwewrix« of facte In our eub<M»| system, and should repress dria, and the bights nr a great disfance rvfemoce to tlw contemplated attack •» any grumbling about “heavy school Charleston, which It Is not yet prudent taxes." h fa a very Ifaht tex, 'in view on the Maryland abore. A Gunpany <.{ to divulge. It is certain, kiwavsr, that of tba Important faterreta involved. In Pa. reserves in *"tiuM>UMe. the only those wbo p- some thia infonwBlion are a RepubHe it k for the interest <if alt'Io appeared object for a " show," and to coxrfident that «>ure-ddierusmTsailor* will guard some 40 prisoner* wte» have been celebrate the aeo<od anniversary t-4 thv charged whh * various crim ea—some fell of F»rt Sumpter In tbe eapta^rxf rity Tbornapple and Rutland corner upon awaiting trial and wmifr awaiting aeptence. each other, are washed by the sama Pl Ramsey fa some f <-f a mile north on streams, asri have propenV valuation the Leesburg Turnpike. Thia fa a fine 3ml within a few dollar*. How Tet one fort and Ito a commanding pnertfoh. those towns burn Its school bottaea, Four Qimpanya of i be fkh were" or4 and stop all Ilwschool* because vC taxes; and wbal think you. ita farms would sell idtred^fn-ot Daily’s-Cnwa IL>ads, to Vi­ Har'sville Trim.,__ _ . — The Chai facto* Courier Rives s-wtie for ia fiveytora 1 Ospital would cease to ,enna, under command of LteukCoL Al­ aecossM of lbw landing <•( (>ur troops at be brought in tbe tewuahto by sutkrakts ger, wherotoey still rumrin.' The Bri^. Seahritok, Ac., as tele*'spited in the seeking a home, many of the b«t cilixena 1 Buff left for Fairfax C. H. at 2 ibis murahiR, but nothing about would got net of tbe township as *<M>n a* sde 1 tbey rouM; and to ten yearn the other o ' ’clock, followed by thr Re^iiu.-nt at 4 the capture <4 the dry. township, which shall bare gone oc in P. 1 M. '*®toe+J Gopeland and Hteff « April 6. — Divpetchaa from creasing ita setah4 expense* tan per eent, 'copy a laftfr (Sl*e«h) temM bet a few Fnrtrras M.faror state that Cfiarfe«<M> r<>da from w fir re General Btoughtoe was each year. might boy but the f<>r;ner. 1 papers are received. Tbe« nrknow ledge eupteiWMihi ■■■” new sunk in semi bnrharfam, and noted ‘ msnerd,.but d-> not (ndteeleeither auoreea only for ignorance and crime, without very eeriouoly feelfog the Cost. ’ I almost or repulse. It fa fair t» »np|x*r,«4f tbr wfah surit an experiment emild tried, latter. limy would have sttn-mncrd it fa so that all tbe world might see whether the nxwl gfowitiK terms. It m gone roily sdWwd taxee'are nut i«d of tba beat hbelieved in ■•Ifidsl circles that no (worse vestanetita they cun make. But financial has hce» sustained, and there fa tbe bro* men—men who know bow to Inroct safe­ reason to briiere that news wifi »»>h Im ly.-bow to make money, already under­ received til tbe rap tort ■>! Chariest--u. stand It. That class iff men ysqrilly ore moat ebeerihl in being* taxed for aeniMila. Tbe grumbling comeo mainly from men of small means and light taxes— men who do not know how to make money, <tr to invest ahat little they have, to advantage. ' > But tbia is a small, a lower consider­ ation, compared with the moral aspect of tbe question. Tbe social happmeea, the Tbey inherit thevplrit of secession from virtos, tbe Intelligence, the good orderand personal safety of the eominanl- their Birrs aa did the children fa the days ty, secured by universal education, speak of the Revolution, ’tfae spirit of liberty to m in trumpet tones, admonishing ui from tbeir Sires. Tbe G-untry round about is a picture that, as we prixe these blessing, and would secure them far thia and coming o< deeolutiou. ..But you Agvo received generatlrwM, we must never relax our better description of this than I eno give. efforts or withhold our means to make Thu army bersfaire requiring citixens to our aetamta all they may be In uaefulneea •bow their hauda. To oome out openly AND FOB SALE. and aOrieecy, and to bring afl ouryopth tor or against the Government, and U»y are treated accordingly. If we omld uqder their influence. have such a system iuatnzuralsd ptwHigbout, tbe friends fa" the Uiii«fa might , TubTbb*;slb I'xmx Lbaacns.—The have occasion to rrjoier in the f/afaa . . .. grand jory of Crawford oounij, Ohio, atored. proeprostM aad fnt. (Mr mtn are constantly emIHH » have recently been making an invention lion of tbe Union League. A large nam- scouts, ptekete. Ac. They are a, torn* gS YA BUS BED IMO. her of wltSeseea from Crestline and to the guerrillas, and all others w>» “ Duelhevit." Boeyrns were examined, hut sack wit . . . I- ' M. axApoa. . oeee wan dismissed by the grand jury, ' ' ' PETER IXIRILLARD. whh tbe assnrance that the .irgnnlatt'w* was n«M an objectionable one, and ihat the oath taken by them was not unlike that takav by grand jurors themsslvea.' election jast poaL Tbe vote upon tbe aceeptahce of tbe Conatitatme of Western Virginia eo far aa beard from, proves that the statement mack relative to the nnsnloiity of eenti- men: on the quoelfae of emancipation, was correct. Preotou county gave 1,708 votes for and 53-against the new Slate; Tyler county 700 votee for and S against —tbe largest vote ever polled in the county ; Monongalia gave 1,300 majori ty; Fairview, in Hancock county, 194 for and three against; New Cumberland in tbe mme county, 139 for and none against. Tbe soldiers' vote, eo far as heard from, stands 6,234 for tbe Willy amendment excluding slavery, and only 110 against iL , The charges so freely made In certain journals, that the opp<»n«te of tbe new state were nut allowed to vote having been menaced with violence ia cum of tMr attempting to do eo, ia utterly disproved by tbe facte in tbe case. Every dtixen was allowed, without kt or hindrance of word or deed, to vote precisely as ho pleased. Gov. Pierpont, some days before the ejection, and in order to meet and utterly annul tbe cavils of tbe disloy­ Tbe increase for the year, of tbe num­ al, iaeuod a proclamation guaranty ing to ber of children, is 187; which k cornedevery man, irrespective of his sentiments, erabk above tbe average gain tn the tbe foiled privilege of voting as bo State. Tbe reported attendance at pleased. And no voter In the State, school, however, has fallen off sum. But aaya the Wheeling Inullifttutr, am rise the reports of attendance are aot quite ..................... * 4M*> up and fey that he did not reliable—as the census fa; tbe latter be­ privilege. . ing taken under oath. • Now, let do efi* believe that the writer The average length of tbe schools, was of tbe netide fa tbe Pfonrer will recant a lbs same as in 1861; and one tenth of a eingh* statement, even since tbe election which he hoped to influence, has passed State. 81,718, k ropoeted paid foe bend­ by. No f the author of such a false, ma­ ing and repairs ; yet the value of school lignant aad / abusive tirade against bin bousm ia 4934 lose—doubtless Um result of a lower appraisal. Tbe figures indi­ recorded in tbe registry books of tba cate however, that very few now bourne, regions of tbe damned, tn prejudice bis and noes)>ensive onen, have been erected. tide to each estates, by recanting any of Of teachers employed, there warn nine bis libel loua statemetl*. lees males and seven more females than From present indication tbe vfes of thio county will be considerably lighter 4149.11 more; tbe aggregate decrease la then last fall and tbe Republican majori­ taaebera* wages Mag bat 819449. This ty somewhat diminished. From what shows that the monthly wages paid to returns wo have, we set the Republican majority at about StS. The town But tbe qaestfou might bo asked—If 1T1 olfieers are somewhat divided but so ter females have done the same work that aa we can learn the Democrats have 144 females and nine male* did the pre gsiaed <mly one Sopervieor. It te barely vIom year, why shook they not receive poeesble they may gain mrotbes ia Barry, the asms payl 1 sM reason bar wbea e makiag tbe Board atend okvea Bepubli vsmsa'a ex peesee were lees than a ami's; Tbe town meeting for 1 •effwUb bet Kittle bfpitH Uo eieetina of tM eati tidtei, by majnriiiee rangi 80. Although tbe reeplt jest rekr, the majorities UW. The majority last vias* wm M. thia year it "candidates with tbe votef, k given below ; tbe Lkpyri highest figures. Tbs Dun ticket has SB majority. '-'J' . ,or Beparriser ■«wvb, A. PhiI.rDr.ke, r.rtwwWDp'a J. S. Goadveer, ~ ~~ Royal Hodge. William Burgher, Charles G. HUbnx.k. ' E. & Tickler, Alim June*, N. Bronwet, W. Sp-waMv. M. S. Stebbins, E. D. Reid, Sbcbsu Fuie.—SwmetraitoK •ea,raised*s pirate Aagna tbe cCourt fl-use during Sunday was taken down by bur ritiir* day w-orutag. It consisted o -cotton rlotb about two feet with a palmetto tfree and tbe k I thereon.. Tbe stars wore. am tbe lower edge uf the flag eaa pice of black erwpe upon . pointed a snake and the w<>eda Taxmbavibst rau. of snow . visited usat one time, this win red on Friday morning of las: Monday, of this weak also bro enow storm which melted as it SonBeemr Bxncxa are beroe common in thia village. Ever reputed sense cm Stick them a owl tnHara," and glory in their« and there was enmo'roaoM for bar work cane to five Democrats. ing cheaper. Bat now bar espouses are greater ; aad if Hm does the work ia a Baltimore elects Matthew / Hol mee. seboolroom aa well as a man. (and ebe Republican, Supervisor, without opposi­ often dnoe It better,) why should aba Mt tion. Balance of ticket Republican. Aeayria and Barry are not beard from. Carlton sleets E. R. Carpenter Dssmf Tbe district libraries report 8084 vol- erst, by a reduced majority from last umeo—aa loereaaa of 4M. The township libraries in Orangeville, Prarkville and Tankoo Springe are not reported. Tho somber of volumes te thmn Bbrarkote 1841 was 1,141. PrJtpWi. -_________ by tbe FedaM aatKorittea.' Tbe warrant wmnkcMta IhehundaifftbeSheriff ef FairfiaH county, wb» reached Cwtaasbtw . •sa& many intimations in the mark* Itak.. a«j I- U-ta .O-.lW*.. JJT We would direct the an far, aMa^ afa., CLthu. Usa Catmow.—fa calling for cellent Selsrsfee, Dtlauad At G> ittl bo sure you get what you e in consequence of its success l .Twatarivaa u. Barry town- ahip library, reports an hi or mas of f L wH|nw>ud. TO, oar readers tn tbe very Inlfcrnlw give figures afeowbere. At tbk ratio for tho' three libraries unHope io Rrpoblkan by aasal! major!- , lie*, J. E Hall, Supervisor. ( Irvlag gives the Republic** Bum* Wk- ■ EKJtESwSi' SSSDai^ on oar second page, relative tn thcf thia county. It la from the pei ] GOLD! GOLD! GOLD et 6 majority, but electa J. C. Haaea, j TW* TbO rivet I. a for tnnnieq oars take* place in Gncinnsli rw» day. GA Lee. Harris fa the Fr rencu^ho Piece of G>pperhead. on War Democrat, and haa been pl: tbe ticket—the.GMMbun Mr trolled .by the VallMdighaman halt & fetch gulfa. ifasoerofafa bo ofeimsd aa -cow wf them." ■*vta» .....': �DA Mucrs attwxcH 1ITT11I N U pn^*d r*"’"k«bly efficacious, occurwd tn Bwaufort diatrict, f.r from m» residence and 1 did nut witnem tba pro greet «4 tbe case. All that I am testify •mmed to hare bopeUoaly involved bia •■tiro ay stem. WW | , jotted tho plan tatrnn in March. 1852, bo waa reduced U. a moot pitiable State in which I over aaw a human betag. aw| the medical at tendant of tbe pHUitetfon seemed to re -------------------- * IpMWSnrm. I^trill^dte.&c. several inor.lhs Tbe town moating far llantiaga passed •ff wbh but Kittle of puHfc aave \b* election of, US entire Grpp^hend ticUt, majorities ranging fr«n 10 to 80. Although tbe reepit ia tbe same aa last ytdrr, the m^orjtaw ano w>mowfaat larger. Tbe tna^nrity last year’on super*W was M. thh year it ia 74. Tbe DR. BADWAY DLHtoVEWM) A CUflKBlWO 6TBUP, Jftjal Jititn. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. * '*•* - -- --------------- ----------------ger, as a laat resource, rrealved V» use your “RENOVATING RESOLVENT." Tbe action ,4 this remedy waa ao (wdtttery and ao peompt, that in J an ua rd last, to my surprise, Tb-.n.aa, (the invalid.) came to exhibit bimaelf, to all appear anoaa, perfectly cured by your invaluable medicine. I mw him again in February and in March, and be waa yall and at bin wmhaatwtal. MORTGAGE SALE. 'VXxe.ac. 'ftX.XXtv» I remain, air, reapectifally, fwhr obedi­ ent eerv.nt, J. J. MIDDLETON. ONE MCDStX^ffwa. . U D. R. McElwain, John A. Fuller, Tfr Julies tf tbe Pence. William Burgher, Cbarlee G. Holbrook, J 96. IM terr Complaint, fspspaia, Ivgeation, Kidney Complaint*, tbtkA. aW dCvMAMA a %vnuVae VmjXuvu •candidates With the vutoagiren far each, is gi'sn below ; the Dignoerafs being tbe highest figures. Tbe Democrirtic State —r-'-—■. >illu4 ■Wave, A. Phih- Drake, For tewteohlpCleA. J. S. Goodyear, Royal Mudge, . ’tkveoe 'BVtXo.ta ate iwX <MvrtA to XVx 'pafoVU as a mtAvektu. uAW cure. qXX W\t, “’AX* wk’vek. is to,1” but a* a wcaciuiaX a«»M —ei great *&cgu\ator *iwe. euetexxv Xa t\xe "BAi-ou* avetAet* ©5 Xftx, 'West SottWxttun Kae, 5<yr a U>wg Xvcae, Brea vaueVt. neeAedi an arXyeXe <A BtomaeK Ik’Atev*, uAueVs \j UAw vci \xro>fxt quanVUii, avtil time, art a eave ^veoevAvse aj Silioae Fever, JXW-, Permiti Mflicted with akin Eruptions. Pinites, Rlolche^. Salt Rbeum, Cankers Boiti. Tuninra, Ulcere, 8<>rve, Node, Scrofula, Sy phils. 8eur» y, and all diwasea of the skin, may rely upon a cure, by tbe use of fmtn uhr to six bodies. PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT TLE. OR SIJ[ BOTTLES FUR FIVE DOLLARS. . . DR. RAD WAY &e Co’s OFFICE B7 MAIDEN LANE. N.Y. SOLD BY .DRUGOms. "Dt HoXaek'* SXowxoicXv 'Bx.XXc** av% tkx \xo or vcuME* VAvatk !>». ’B.dboxk', fttovivacXv 'BXXX.v.va •aw. ’dox voov 'Ktan wuxwu ■Dottov'i Y>’A\». i. Hathaway. Elam Crook. For Conslablsa. William Cooper, E 8. CoUine, / ) TKotnaa Tinkler, Alim Jones, N. Brimson, U*. Ticfeack'* ^XovctaeV ’BtXXtt* arc t\xe Ae\v mo.x\'» fto\o.c» avxA. Cohort. M. S. Stebbins, E. D. Reid, YLobackk ■ftlovtMxeXv "Byttcvn ea raised's pirate fiag on tbe cupola of the Q>urt H»uBc4htring Sunday night. It with a palmetto tree and tbe bars painted ' Bt. *R.o\>aek'* 'fttawMxcXv 'SxX.Xms Mtiaa water twenty-eight io township ourobe; rn Morth of Kangs !(ins Went la Berry count i od State of Michigan , WM. B. CABFBmB, Adwlalotrotor. Dated, April 7th, 1BU apcU tberedp. The atari were omitted. ■ On ! tbe low er edge of the flag waa fastened »I piec of black crape upon which was' painted a snake and the words "No qoar tera." AvAaovatc Xkt vxak awA dxVAvXattk AS aLYEfcAYD EM Ttey exercise a mor* poettful inSaenc* orer the I >ver. and lie aecretious than calomel, mer eery. Mee pin. brute Uteir napurtance ia eases afllfwr complaints, and aplcen diBeollin, Jauadlce. Drepepeia, Bltluca attacks, Head ecb«. Ac In tbe treatment of ter era, other BiUoea, YUIow, waa taken down by <u»r citixrne on Mon- i day-morning. ft consisted of a piecA ofl cotton cloth about two feet by three. [ auMxx^ xwcXxi'ftxkoX.^ auA uxake B». -Robock'* ftlovCMMAx 'BxX.X.e.v* The mult of nur township elec- curcAkc. SoX&tev'* VA<t\xd^k\^ ‘Dmvrk.ta, cvCUr^, ^.WnuxVtMn, ctx. Tua suyimt rsu. of anew that baa These filters a-» put up in gusri bottles, of uthioh the above it a ite The label ia finals tmgrwd, and \la proviia-1 uHh a ea.*b-guard fn>m ecunfrfnura. (RHoe 91 ptr bcttla, " efaybatfl. visited ue-at one time, tbia winter, occur­ red on Friday morning of laat .week.— Monday, of thia ■raak aleo brought ne a enow atom which melted aa it fell. FOR SALE BY SOLDIER’S BOUHTY, BACK PAY, PENSION. AC. (Tea Catmoa.—hi calling for that ex­ cellent Sa brakes. DeLauadAs jQ>*a CTrmare/ be sure you get what you eall for^ aa in consequence of its atieram there are many intonations in tbe market. It la ORDER FdR APPEARANCE. tar W« •‘•“M diroepebu attsntiem < • «ur readWr fw tbe very fiftkrvsling article' on rmr second page, relative Ui theecbuoU of this county. It is from the pen of nur much esteemed friend, Cc*ti_ikd B. STxxataa, Deputy Supt. of Public In tg^TberlrrtFoe far "fannkripn! .48 ears lakes plane tn ClncinnaH next M-xi day. Cof Lao. Harris ia the Union caudidata far Msjtssr. wnd Jodgn Joeepb TorrencMha Peace of tkip^erbead. oendidate. PICTURE GALLERY! AVOID BAUNE PURGATIVES. 10 B*w’• STANDARD SCALES �A “i/W KWAK.U- VOL 7. ■LOW PRICED ... ,q». Sutiijjik IM FUMUMID XVXBJ WIX llriiivkii flWfcSfjn] <T ■ ASnaOS, BASar COCSTT ' mitt ff IsgiTC HWIUHOPW,' khat the p.<auwr •obfd shrink ta‘ »w> emwir cKmsnalMsYsnd bhenm* cefir ad •ewrly wouhlM* p*g >*4w» b* new potato Uuwij, however, he Uft off rpnmrisy thsoi and found tbey kept fmh, gottfli and firm mueh' longer than when • aprtaHed—uSbertriae ihM were treated the asm* aa befiwe. U* there­ for* ’^maiders ihc sprouting wfieratlou aa worse than . \ .'HSbMAU . . Come and See!! Hastings' justness Sl'BSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! Jolitiral Sinrtaj. Advise alt a. plant grape .sine*.— Tbe cuttings remarkably cbaaa and th* o.<t ./pUflubt riwirtli a Irtth&Bms the roeult is certain sad-aridheblW-^ Every twenty aorpawbould bare st leas*, one <n<mpU wad-wnoaK tf pbhufbl., and *dl persona should plgnt un^lwtlpcy Unconditional Loyalty. nn here. A vmayerd «ee* plaMtttf fewd inheritance of wealth. It la.aot lik* other Jring omtlawi r*i**wal, but laat* hundred* of y*«rii. The beet »incyarda in Europ* at* thre* bttedre* year*.dd- (n .th* dlhme,' «b*U*r\» grape* aye sur* to rtpee. Tbe market twr wia*"4e arineyein .drawee ply, aad pur*grape jute* will p*y, it is e*timated, not iesa UigtJ|*a buMdhed.dvV lare per acrsr-wbile ct« cutting obtained ir^rprunfeg tW wtibywed'will geeerally pay the rxpecae of .the cultivation. , peopsrty with a gitttd vi-aewM^ pleated,' ia generally estimatedtn wSot th st least three times tbe amount of tbps* that havyt mme, and will cummdbd' *n Immediate CiLTH-ATtox *r Flax.—Public atten­ tion is begin.ng to b*_ direMMcTfc> ,ih£ growth offlaJL ln_^enn*ylrania-many farmers pMiHsg fax -red th>* o num mg Spring., Th* farmers tn tbe Gt'rman tnwnrafpe In’ Bucks' county. I Penney IvaaU. ha\• been * suecesetu!'for year* in raising flex. Congress hew ap pn.priatcd ttU.000 fo>t>e experiments SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER f Rawtsss—C. 8. Bartoo, J. K Basu 11, A. W. •Bsy. • s. Tneuma-J. f. I-ary. D. R. Bueba., A A. had. J. B. rrsesM*. F^Mdae. MU®«U1*. JBBWOW. J. B Muaroe. J. K. UUrifa*,M. Over High Prices, at the HASTINGS SLBSC1UBE FOR THE BANNER 1 GROCERIES DRUG STORE!!! T«a Haocx, Monday Mareh.2 throne, the • Roberts & Striker, HARD-WARE Haodaob*, O»R« GWn», /mdAgrss ti on, I’rincarf Orang*. to hi* Such .r, the dictate* of tHatrimotiaf ex­ pediency ; and th* Dutch, »bould ihn course of true lov* nut smooth, will be ■pared lay further trembling* aa tn the Do**lbi|ity of tbe daughter of th* fabaL.unJj’ ^aallhy eon *fib« merchant King William I. carrying her vaat treaaan* to anotber.eountrj. A few year* ago it waa currently reported in England tliat prupoaala of marriage had hero made cm behalf <if.the Frmoe r( Qnuye.fer tba hand of Queen1-VictwriaN daughter, tbe Princeea Alic*. A* her Royal High nee* OsetiMSWe*. . Cholera Jifcrbue, G>«r. in Mm ... ‘ T, IM. —Lu win MW □S?ssV!©±ta—‘*^‘ L<W5tH®F8. ■ vra^r nwuoy o TURFENTIXE AND ALCOHOL. nh siserdartMiyawvfft trams, r FOB nCHASICAL AMD mxdjcibal t>rioiWMav« IWIT aaa DRV GOODS! . KO VKOVQ. BUFFER 1 BUTOVS, AmRXKTtf «»4 cocwnxtowAl SsUriMrsta Cbaawv. Tu-4 I* A (CBM. U*b4o4 to with prow “oBe*!* bar*** B»*H, app-iM Um fs* preaaed upon her. Prine* Frederic of Also* Ml Bto«k of the Netherlands will praably aavar aa* hl* armed daughter Queen ; but bi* eW*r daughter, tbe present Queen ofSwaedaa, baa certainly realtsMhall tbe expectation* that bad baeo baaed on a knowledge of tbe admirable education which Prince tba. corru., snoABjuncit i>tfxr, and Prmoeea Frederic bad Imparted to PBUXtli. FIGS. XAfsnCB. CODFISH; her. Prinaeea Mari* ia spoken of as a moat amiable, aeeotnplhbed, and aflectionaw girl. LM ub hope she baa b*ea , AtMasnatiartotrsfliB left ae free in bar ebuitw of a hueband as Sn-Z>3B*S7 I’XRJTJffiMMhA i * Victoria^ da JM CMklat KxItmu, Queen of tbe late and ton „ rod ran mfscial staxanr or ms laouol which ought to surround a throne. Ws efes kser.s*.h*»dag*sd ssaMeeaawtwf GROCERIES Stacks of JtO-i suit | Cl9.1 h ing STJk.TiOicnEnEtTr, FDU. ntXCUM. USA, BAFn, JW VBLBMB. CU^DB, M. Ac r>* a*r aW»« m.y b« >MtD< »J! ofu. aajAoe fcfc. rxnrvxE, yjSMLFKi JTK ALL EM, ATTOBKKY. C � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-04-15.pdf c6b12fde9130a2867b33ae8a23925450 PDF Text Text VOL. 7. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1803. f&r Sutiiigi ^auwr, IS pubumud KTXB1 wtnwrHY, r HAsriawa, babbt coostt, wrcrtAxa mu I weo starua. P.T»P. 1 rx taV. mil. mho I mlkml Itat Um mOl K, na’l ta U> ,U plmrn RADWAY’S READY REUSE _ J d iuiciTbdiy ........... ............ fastings’ giuiittsi Jirtrtorj. DUKUKXA.......... WKBAOO, (pMae efl....;.;. Sisttllaun. WW«Atrf>TADri".’ ky a fcw ij£l SSTE-SW “A2; ESS, “ .. **. • *f «a»cr—will Hn TO TBOBE WHO DO THINK. MJ teal Maeway’a Raasr B«uo ia ska SWEI3ET A AIXBN. TTOBXKTB AT LAW mh! IMteiton la Cbeaerr. P.rueol.r .n-utinn db><I te Cosvej. aaciec, foe te reetiCeUess eft Ute. to Laa4 Fur~U.ur.nl of uioinqa, Be. Will to hoppy i« •itM>a la all call* ia tto lief of thsir profrasKia ‘ Qffiea ia Ito Court ttousi.AtastiDgs, Mteh. A -H. WRIGHT. A TTOBXET and COUNSKLLOBAT LAW A .nd fWieta ta Counsellor >• Cta-re"Cimte Cssrt CiwalMewer for too (J— farlteolar" aUsotioa paid to tbo eoUortiee ef riaiou and penaiptlv rewittod. ones, with W. W. Ralph , Middlevine EW HARNESS SHOP. The attention of the public is invited Ibl Xiv Bantas* Shop of H. A. GOODYEAR, ’inf Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ sively UsmL\ Thsbestef werkwen •mployvd. \ Retiring doas as abort ooUoe. [ja«14] DANIEL COOK, TUNTICK or TH! FRACK, Gwml Uri aud J Tax Axrel. will aUswd tote. •*»«*••«•' d.bUudSloUMrlMriBvM psrtalmag Sorisefcov. OMos ia (teody-» * ktock, «J> stairs. H. A. GOODYEAR. BLACKSMITHING. The Subscriber is prepared to do all kinds ot week is kj«ba*;a» short notioo sed te a .opener manner. HT J'.rtxular etteeUon paid COUICTW OWFIORIMm. **jUms£sfpwdase totala axsbaags for work, tt. M. BMBW3OM, ‘ Ch»r8t. for work alwayi mod.rUe. IOUJCTT TRRA.HURKR. WU1 per pertieaJar Bastian Nov. 1st 1MR K PARSONS. tmaouMeaaeasoMteg Itawteea hr alt per­ m -u-Hpa teearrteq task pay eM ”nmeriWn0h^ to foeoXtlteS?* GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! U.P. CHIMT, l^jourrr Cj^taadiCstary Public. OBas ’ kt. rrimr, NO. 50. StUttti Ritlu. 10,000 Agents wanted! Soldiers in Um Army I Ladin, al homo I and Gejrtlamen every where, can make from Fire to Ten Doltere per day. (See privets Circular.) Va will scad to sssB see ef ear FINK GOLD ; MCBLB LOCtTTS. fcr Five tteitars. We Fourteen years ago I drove from Lit­ tleton, a distance of forty-two miles, aad as I bad to wait the arrival of two or three coaches, did not start UH after dinner; eft I verv often had a good dis­ tance to drive after dark. ' It was in the dead of wjnter, aad the season had been a tough one. A great deal of snow bad fallen, and the drifts were plenty and deep. The mail that 1 carried was not doe at Little, tun by the contract, until one o’clock io the morning, but that winter the post­ master was very often obliged to sit up a little later than that for me One day In January, w‘ for my mail at Danbury, tei called me Into his offic u Pete” said be, with important, —• ——*****Y money packages in that hag " And hie pointed to the bag as be epoke. He said that money was from Boston tn enme tend agents tip near the Canada line. Then’ he asked me if I’d got any passengers who were going through tn Littleton, I told him 1 did not know ; but “ suppose I haven’t 1-says i. Why.” said he « the agent of the low. er route came In to day. and he say s tbat there have been two suspic-inua characters on the stage test night and he suspects that they have an eye upon the mall an that it will stand you in hand to be a l.ttte wirefiil." He said the agent had described one of them as a short thick fellow, about forty years of age’with long hair, and a thick clump of beard under hie chin, but none >>n the rids of bis face. He didn't know much about the other. I told the old fellow I guessed lheir was not much dsflger. •• Oh, no not if you have gnt pasaengsrs through, but 1 only told you this on you toight look out for your mail, and look out fur it when you change borees.” 1 answered that I should do so, and then took ths beg under my arm and left the office. I stowed the mail under my seat a little more carefully than usual, placing it so that l.oould keep my feel against it; but beyond this, 1 did not feel any concern. It waa poet one when I ■tartad, and I had fieur pasaengere. two of whom rod* on to our firat atoppping place. I reached Gowan’s Mills at dark, when we slopped fur supper, and where my other two paaeengers concluded to stop for the night. About six o’clock in the evening I left Gowan's Mills atone, having two horses and an open pung. I had seventeen miles to go—and a hard seventeen it was too. The night was quite clear, but the wind sharp aad oold, lhe loose snow flying In ell direc­ tions while the drifts were deep and oloesly pecked. Il was slow, tedious week and my horses soon becama leg weary and restive. At the dhrtanCe ef six mites I came to a little settlement cell'd Bull's Corners, where I took freeh horses, I had been two hours going that distance. Just as I was going to start a man came up aad asked if I was going tbocugh to LiU Iston. 1 told Mm I abaci d go through if the thing cenld possibly be dons. Ho ■aid ba was anxious to go, and as ba bad no baggags I told him to jump in and make himwlf as comfortable as possible. 1 was gathering up my Hoes when iho boeller come up and naked me if I know thatMMofmy borees had cut himaelf badly 1 I jumped out and went with Mm and found that one of the animals bad got a deep eork cot in tbs off fore foot. I gave each directions as I considered necessary, and waa about to turn awav wlxm the hoellrr remarked that he tho't 1 earns afooe. I told him J did. Tbeo where did you get that peacesgerl aaid be. “ Ho jest got la." I anawered. • Got in front vtetsf •• J don’t know." - - Well, bow" said the I reached the end ofmy route with my • mail all safe, though not as aoeg as It The time when the art of making might hare bean, aaimy mall beg a lit- glmsjrs. discovered remains undeter­ mined. At this distant period, we may My paseenger-sat no the seat behind Dot expect that sufficient additional light me, and I turned toward Mm. •score, aad within a week be was identi­ vriH bo thrown on the subject, by whloh - Here te a bag uf seme kind dipped fied by some officers from Concord an an the date can be fated with any degree ef be«* under my feet,” be aaid, giving it a old offender, abd I am rather inclined to precision. It to supposed to have been kick, as though he'd ahoved it forward. known to the ancient Egyptisan, but there Just at this moment my horses lam­ is nothing very positl v* to sustain the bend Into a deep snow-drift and I wee forced to get out tread the now down ahead of than and lead them through it. poead of earthen ware, have an wxtemal This took mo all of fifteen minutes, and covering of glass, sod that recent searches Rrilroeda, Steamboat* sod atags among the tombs at Thebes bars dis­ when I got in again 1 pulled tbs mailbag complain of dead heading-that closed some piecss of glass of blue color. forward sad got tny teet upon It. As I coaches ' was doing this 1 sew the man taks aome- to to any, at preachers, editors, and breth­ Borne writers assert that the Chinese to tbing from his lap beneath the buffalo.and ren of Um craft, riding so much without this day are wholly onacquainted with put It Into hi» breast pocket At fol. I psy. Tbe newspaper preeaendures mors ths manufacture of glass, and yet their thought it was a pietol. I had caught foe at thia dead beading than all three of tbeee earthen vessels are, and have been for Tbe centuries, covered with glaxe. gleam ef the barrel In the star light and modes of conveyance combined. The best authority ascribes tbs dtooovwhen 1 bad time to reflect, I knew I could pulpit, the bar and foe theater-, corpora­ tions, l^isktivs aseembliee, eooietiee, err to the Phoenicians. Tbe boautfol not be mistaken. religious, benevolent, agricultural, raergteae made by foe inhabitants of Bidoc ' About foie time I began to think eotao eetabliehmenta, venders of quack and Alexandria, A. D. 79, waa cut. en­ what eerioealy. From what I beard aad cantil* 1 graved, gilded. and stained of tho richest aaw, 1 aeon made up my caiwd that the ■ colors lu ImftatkMJ of preefous stones, and individual behind me not only meant to rob the mail, but be waa prepared to rob Ing poliuosi parties and politicians, dr»w exported to all parts of foe oiviltead largely upon the liberality of the press. world. From foence it wes carried to mo of my Ufa. MIreetotod Urn bo would ehoot me, sad perhape he meant to per­ Tbs prow is expected to yield to all them Rome whore it wes practiced for a long Venice subooqoeully rxrellrd form that detectabla job at any rota.— interests; te required to give strength to period. While I waapondoriag tbe horses fell Into all weak institution and enterprise; It te tn the manufacture of glasa, and enjoyed another deep enow drift, and I wes again naked to pq/* nasal! preachers into over­ a monopoly of it for many years. Tho first window glass mansfactory In forced to gsl out and tread down the shadowing pulpit orators; to^u/" small now before them. I asked my paeecn- politiaians and unprincipled demagogues Eugteod was begun in 1757. Bheeta of ger if be would help me, bet be aaid bo into great men and patrioto; to- magnify blown glass for looking glasare and roach didn’t feel very well, and would not try incompetent railroad officers into rail windows were mads in England tn 1873 H;sol woritad aiooosnd wee aU efa road kings; it te expected to herald by Venetian artisans. About 1888 foe quarter uf an boor ntting mv trim abroad the fame of quacks of all daeeee. casting of mirror plates commenced in through tho drifts. When tee foe bolster up dull authors, immortalus France, and such was tbe progress and piinv agsia, I began to fee) for the mail weak Congroesiaeal speeches; It is re­ perfection of its manufacture there, that bag with my feet, and found it where I quired to give sight of the Mind, bread for nearly a century FrarWhel-i a mo­ bad left it; but when I attempted to with­ to fob hungry. Menu to foe fools, honor nopoly In this department of foe art.— to thieves and robbers; it is asked tooov Immense improvements have been made draw my fool. I discovered foal it had become entangled in something—I tho't ar up infirimUvee of foe week, to hide in the manufacture of glass, and it has it was tho buffale, and tried to kick it ths faults *»f guilty man, and to wink at been suppoeed to have reached perfection clear, but the mere chwsly was It held.— Urn frnoduleut schemes of scoundrels; It only in England and Bohemia English flint glass baa been celebrated I reached down my hand, and after feel is expected to flatter the vsjn, to extol mg about s few minutes I found that p>y lhe merits ofthwte who deserve nothing for manv rears. Tb», ixriutlful crystal foot waa in foe mail bag! I felt again, but the seem and contempt of all g<*>d appearance of foe vewula made of ft, ciUxans; it ia required, in a word, of the -particularly after having been ent: such and found ray hand in among the pack ■gra of tellers and papers! I ran my newspaper press that it becomes all as tumblers, decanters, and dishes of things to all men; and if it look for pay various kinds, have obtained for It slmoct the edges of the opening, and became secured that the etool leather or send out its bill for subscriptloa or universal admiration ; and it eonstltstes advertising, it ia denounced as mean and an artfots of vest annual exporta of Great tied been cut with a knife. sordid, and its conductor is wanting in Britian, The name of flint gteae origin­ Here waa a discovery. I began tu liberality. There is no interest on the sled ia foe fact that formerly the nZirioeu wish I had taken a little more foretbo't before leaving Danbury ; but aa 1 knew face of the green earth that is expected portion of it consisted of flint, which was to give as much to aociely, widkout ney calcined and ground. The u»e of flint that making euch wishes waa only a or thanks, as lbs newspaper pries of the baa been entirely discontinued, and uand, waste of time. I quickly gave it up and of peculiar quality, substituted. began to consider w bat I had best do bnIn Bohemia, om of lhe Austrian States, der the exietinv circumstances. I wawi ’ t < long in making up my mind upon a few j -----venteement, expects you to with a population of foustqfivo millions, at least fire dollars worth of editorial om-fourth of the whole are ..engaged in essential pointe. First, ths man behind notices. -And the obscure and niggardly . mani»fe< lures. Few of lbe|r products me waa • viIlian; secirnd, he bad cut open maa yoa have written into a position of are niiMi known in foreign countries, ex­ the mail bag, and robbed it of some val­ uable matter. He must have known the importance, far,beyond bis merits, con­ cept their linen and glass. Tins Bohoniian siders that his name adorps yuur col­ glass, though not so pure •* that of Eng­ money letters by their site and shape; third he meant to lease the stage on the umns, and gives circulation to your land or France, has stood unrivalled for . . tbe beauty of its gilding, staining, paint­ first opportunity ; and fourthly, ha; was journal. ing. and ita lightness and rich appearance. prepared to shoot mo if I attempted to • The peculiar prnpertiee of glass are arrestor detain him. Georgs Roberta, who died in England exceedingly interesting -, come of which I revolved -these things over in my mind, and pretty soon I thought of a in October, 1828, left a will giving certain wo will State It is highly etestic, sonor­ It course to pursue, I knew that to get my Virginian stock and United States Secu­ ous and has been made malleable. hand safely upon lite rascal, I must take rities to ths Govsrooe sf Pennsylvania, naturally absorbs a portion of light—in him by surpriae; ai.d thia I could not sad the President and ViaodfrsaHsut of one form, it poterixes light—as a lens It while he was behind me, for bis eyes the United States, in trust, to tavee} aad refracts it—in foe form of a prism it dswere on me all foe time no I most resort accumulate the earns until it should c unposss iL Tbe refracting power of A college was glass te said to be la exact proportion to to stratagem. Only a little distance amount to 1100,000. ahead was a bouse.. An old former named thee to .be endowed la Philadelphia, iU density. It transmit* nearly all ths Lottgee li»«d there, and directly in front whereto - moral philosophy should be beat of lhe sun's rays, but refuses to of it was a huge snow back stretched taught, and a Professor engaged who transmit the artificial boat of ordinary acroea the road through which a track for shoo Id inculcate and advscats Um natural fires, retaining or absorbing foe whole , rights of the black people of every dime of it. sleighs bad bean cleared with shovels. It resists all the acids except the fluoric, As we approached foe ent, I aaw a aad country, until they be restored to ea light in foe front room, aa 1 felt confident equality’ in civil rights with their while by wMch it may be dissolved al common I should, for tbs old man generally act up brethren throughout the Union." The tempenitaren. It may be easily drilled if lhe drilling tool be lubriesited with until the stage w«Jt by., J drove on, and trustees of the deceased applied to foe when nearly opposite the dwelling, etood. American Government, representing that camphorated spirits of turpentine. Bells up,sal bad frequently done when »• ths above bequest in the will of George have been roads of glass in Sweedea, proaching difficult pieces. I saw the Roberta wasfvoid, according to tbs Eng which rival those made of metal in power snowbank abend, and could dietinguiah lish law, and ultimately received an and sweetness of tone. Flutee and other the deep cut that had been eboveled answer to the effect that the President, Gteae may be drawn into fine through it. I urged my borees to a good Vias-President, and Governor of Penn­ of it. speed, and when near the bank forced ey Ivan is declined to accept the trusta coo- threads and wove with silk ao an to pro­ tainod in the will of George Roberta, on duce acme of the moot beautiful iabrica. them into It. ’ Il te electric by friction, but a very im­ One of the runners mounted the edge the ground that the bequest could not be of the bank, after which the other run in­ enforced, and should not be if it could, perfect conductor of electricity. If large to foe out, thus throwing lbs eteigb o#er for the reason that the purpose of the de quaalitiae of electricity are node to pass about as quick as though lightning bad vise was of doubtful utility and the food through it, the glees ia reduced to powder struck ft. My passenger had not cal entirely inadequate to the endowment of by the shock. Il melts at 10,70 ° F., or ‘ 'gswood ; will expand culatad on any such movement, and and institution like one named by the the “l lilSth length by raislag Its was not prepared for II; but I bad testator. The money, which has amoun­ calculated, and Was prepared. Ha rolled ted to 1100,000, is now in the English tcmpaartere HBtqrteli-. ------------------------ — „—, Courts, the executors aol knowing what oct Into foe detn. snow, . with a heavy if not quite roacmbling glass, end usee .buffalo robe about Mm, while I lighted on to do with It It Is evident, however, that it for the preservation of a number of my feet directly on the top of him. I Philadelphia win not get her collage. plants; for Instance, bombqn, rattan, the punched Ma head in foe snow, and foes stalks of Indian oom, wheat, rye, oats, sang oat for eld Longee. I did not bare to call a second time, for the farmer bad Nbw York, April A—Geo. W. WD- barley, rice, the sugar cane, Ac., are all come to foe window to see mo paaa. mA liatnaoa, of the rebel army, was arrested covered with * thin m>m of rilicia, which aa soon as be saw my steigb overturned, bare on Batordsy. Bekaa been acting It would be difficult to compute the be had lighted Ms tentorn and hurried m a Med of rebel C*m>i at Qsebee.— value of glass, looking alone to the ad The pt ieeriar was sect to Fort la&yette. which sAeuee bus derived from ft. h to * What's to My aahsd foe old man, A feawte named Mrs. Atwood, who sconly about940 yean since Gsilibo first eomeainetf Mm, was ubo arrested, and as be hurried out. discovered the satellites of Jupiter, thro' __ _____ l—J__ 1 ___ __ . the aid of a rode and very imperfectly constrootud telescope The immense advances which foe setae* of astreaomy has. vinos made, so ready important to foe ponwite ef life, have been mwMy through aid derived faun the material of away framWe. My fous U bad lad •** h»SW MM and. end I isnlniMdiU ntaMar to few wocdaaS p । isfods We �.>»• HA8HVGS BATOCB. owe of th. most periAb «ad* ventures upon the Isfl that wb Hpord. Se/eu of MmUy Mcmday aftoAe^ Wj host, bound for Pure Duvur.^ frsstaroiog, they put tote Port their ticket except ’ Treasurer, Commis4e etaetoM iPl&u. kiohers e* HlghwsyK «ad one ComtabU Tbe Republican majority nn Stalo lickta Stale, aa far as re? ... ». NaHV 90 IfaftHta* roan election of lhe Repel over lata fall. ' Tbe I ' Republican majority will probably reach •W1,”,|’y. — JUT —■ In Calhoun county the ‘ Republican week wo aiaroet conceded Barry to tta N.w Tod. Spoil lOr-Xte Mta»io« S:. Louis, April A—Tte Derooreafa State Ticket has a majority of 1,100, a Copperheads. Last fall Barry gave tout duaatob i* from • Biehmewd apor? special. Young's Point tbe 3d, save ttaw ptau of 200 uu the vote of lata fall. In majority for Fusion. TUs sprite she Chattsaooga, Awil 6lh<—The enemy gives tbe Republican ticket 83 Majority. Itcw, and morning found them so Dumb several trsBeperta with troepe and El let’s the city of Marshall tbe Democratic Adam Elliott Is Supervisor. and exhausted as tote utterly mable to Marine Brigade and on a irtm-clad alerted advanced on Weed bury and McMinn villa, but being outflanked, retired.— row the boat to stere. They endeavored up atream this moruteg. majority has been lowered from 188 to Thors is no to eail down. the ooeat to Buffalo; but prospect of active operetiote before 15.000 Fedvrah nt ad vandhta ou Colum­ 7. -In Liviagston coaqty the Republicans bia. A battle is considered Immlneel tbe wind waa unfavorable. Bteone The result of the election In Rhode Vicksburg for aocwo lima. ■.. have gained two aupervtaoes, and lower­ before the week chisre. Wand yesterday is a noct significant ex- desperate alteruatire remained to-ltem A new canal has been, cut three miles ed tbe Democratic majority somewhat­ hibllton of the revival nf popalar patriot­ —to steer across the lake to tbe Ameri above here. It will' ba eight miles long, In Monroe county according to the fig­ ism which has lately ebeered tbo hearts can shore. Almuta hopeless of occmpliahand empty Into tbe Mississippi below . wree of tae Democratic organ, the Cop- ,of all true loyalists. Two years ago Mr. Warrenton. Three dredges and tbo' ’New York.■£}--------------perteada trove but 481 majority, a falling ISmith, now chosen Governor . by 2,800, African brigade are at work night and respondence, Washington.10th, says: offof about 250 since lata fall. J* St. majority, was beaten by Ooveroori day. -The rebel pickets oe the Ratefabasoock Sprague by a majorlfy ofl.844 in a total Farragut holds ths rirer between last night bailed our moo ■»«!> an exIOVERNMBNT CLAIM AGENCT. Joseph and Kent counties, the Republi- ' vote of 22,044. In the same year Mri Vicksburg *n^ P°rt Hudson. Porter and1 clamattun that Charleston hod been cep can majorities remain unchanged. Tbe Sheffield, < conservative, was elected in lbs Greats re rocwuioitertag up the Yazoo1 tursd t>v the Yankees, but to-day the} JOBfiPH WAURIN4 Qp,, returns from Washtenaw coaaty also ;First district by a majority of 849 ; octa witit coosidurabis force. sang out, “You Yankees have been re­ Aorrre roi the coLureTiox or claims Thomas A. Jsoks, RepubllcmiA indicate heavy Republican gains there.— Mr. ! aoaikmt rut oomxHKK. pulsed with th* Lms of several of your cbceen by* 1,900 majority; wbdZthe Otiss Is ths ffaUs Block, os QriywsM strata, Jackson county, which lasl fall gave 23’ j Iroo-elads!" Tbe wind rendered uainidroister fto PmmSos. rwc So. 7,’ sseo.4 Beer. Second district was carried two years' tslligiblc further conversation. ■ ... - «-■-------» ----- -X.......... Fusion majority, is now carried by tbe ( sitKc by 541 majority for Mr. Brown, •The TWfasnr ’ s dispatch enntainm the Republicans, by 200 majority, according (democrat, Nathan F. Dixon, Republican, ■ following: “Richmond papers todsy to the figures of tho Democratic organ of Iis now elected bv a majority of 900.— found their wav within our Imre. neyl that county. Thia insures the rwcleclioa 1Last year in the legislature, on joint bal­ of tbe fight aeur i Show Rill on the 2nd euatain dispatches from Charleston, dated PoMncat Nscxxaaas.—Tbe United of JudgtfLawrence, an Washtenaw coon- jlot, the conservatives had a majority of 9 o’clock yesterday moraine, asv tag in 28; now It -stands 78 Republican Union States undoubtedly beats any other na Inst:—Gen. Stanley, with 2000 cavalry ty gives him a alight majerjly, and Ing- { subetaoce: “AU is onieL Tbe iron dad> to 96 conservatives and demoersta, with lion in the extent and variety of her party and Col. Matthew*’ Infantry brtgsde, started to capture Morgan and Wharlot)h are still within the bar. The Keokuk is ham will not vary much either way,— ivacandee. -. nicknames; and Mfaooeri beats tbe other Sth Regiment of Infantry and Xlovalry at sank in sight, and articles from ta>r have . What adds to the slgnifiennoe of this Stales, al present. The members of the Bhiwassee county was carried by the Snow HilJ, beyond Auburn. They drove eotne ashore." Republicans last fall by 73 majority, but *triumph is that the democratic candidates late Legislature were derided into Char in lhe enemy’s pickets. TheTth Penn­ The HtmU has tbo follow mg; «Wa4 for Governor and Congress, thus over­ coala, Clay.banks, White legs and Soowthey now have over 300. Berrien county sylvania Cavalry turned the rebel’s right ingtou. April 10.—It is reported here whelmingly defeated, were only moder­ flakes. - Tbe first and last ar s the extremes went for Fusion .last fall by over 200 ately anti-Admlntotration as compared of both parties. Tbo “ Chareoal" believes wine, while Minty's Cavalry Brigade, that oneltnd battery has been taken by with Newel! s battery, moved up in (r<»nt- our forces al Charleston. This I am told majority. This spring she has rolled up with the candidates of tbe same party la ।slavery a moral enormity, “ tbe um of Tbe enemy’s nickels were then encoun is admitted by"tbe rebel pickets on ths Had they ventured to (all viUalnV," as well aa on impediment to a majority for tbe Republican candidates Connecttkut. tared west of Liberty^and a considerable Rsppabstmoei." tbe prosperity of the State. The “ Clay proclaim any such tressonable doctrines of over SOO—a gsin of over 500. In -‘Washington, April 10, midnight.— as Colonel Seymour and his associates bank" says nothing about its moral char­ force of rebels were posted on the Bluffs Sanilac county, the Republicans bare on tbo oppunits side of Smith's Ford.— Nothing official received to-day in refer­ avow, doubtless the majorities against acter, and same of teem absolutely be­ gained la almost every township. In them would have been doubled, and tbo lieve it free from taint, but a csrree to They resisted and were driven back aad ence to affairs at Charleston, dispatches ’ * pin or. Dry Fork, whence they from Richmond papers yesterday being Lexington, there is a gain ef 24, in Sani­ legislature yet more deeWedly ReptteH- the material interests of tbe State. Tbe n driven. The rebels then form­ tbe lateejf intelligence that lias 'readied • White-tag" ta tbe strong Union Demo­ lac of 16, ta Forrester of >5, in Worth ean than It ia end stronger Ene on Snow Rill. here (am any source. It to believed Tbe people of Rhode Island have de­ crat, who ta But considered ouita reliable of48. Tbe news from the 9th Judicial The 2d aad 4ih Ohio Cavalry, were soot that these telegrams are mutilations of clared that they want no half-way men by ths more ultra, who are the “Snow­ to the enemy ’s rear. They changed and official dispatches. The anxiety (or for District, statce that it is considered cer­ or measures in a time like this; aad Qsn- flak re.” The “Whito-leou" would sup­ tain that Cornwell has defeated Littiejob n neetknt. If wo are not greatly misinform­ port gradual emancipattan. Then they broke the line of the rebels, when lhe tber news h«ssuspended everything else flight ended in the flight of the rebels. here 8<»me ef the Gnyernmeot .•ffierr’s in that district, and the Republican gain ed, will reject with equal emphasis every have two words to express thaAdea of Tbe rebel lorn was from 100 to 200 are confident of success, bet this confi­ of 500 in Berrien county, insures the de­ candidate who" ia not unconditionally and underhand plotting, to wit, ** skulldug­ killed and a number wounded, and 60 dence is not shared by some of tbe eal<uabove board loyal to tbe government and gery" and “chemnlgsa.” feat ef Coffirobury ta tbe 2d district and prisoners. Gen. Stanley also captured esl thinkers, who have access to all the tbe Union.—ff. Y. Xvtntng PM. SOO'horses and mures, and a Quantity of: informatfon there ta upon tbe subject.'' tiro election of the Republican candidate, Aworwxa Roa*rrtc IrCTnxrr or thb bacon and wheat, and destroyed consider Hoo. Perrin M. Smith. Tbe probabili­ Waa.—A letter from lhe <9ch N. Y. able forage. Tbe rebels escaped with The following extract from a letter regiment, adds one to many roman tie in ties now are that the only Democratic their guns. Our loss was one private Judge elected in the State ia* Judge Wilh- written by a young woman sojourning at ।cidents of a similar nature, eoanected killed aad two slightly wounded. New York, April 12.—Tho TrUnnt, I Tte KeaMlusnaa Flits aa4 Furttev. Richmond, V*^ to s friend in Baltimore, special account of tho Charleston fight Cimrtataxi. Joly 1. UM. • arell, of Detroit. ' will show to what extent tho people are icorporal In tbo 20tb New York regiment, eaya: “The squadron arrived off Charles­ Mr. C W. Raates^-Zhwe 5irl— la rep)/ U la. Such results are very gratifying to the suffering in tbe rebel capital. Tho letter tbe earop of wbtab adjohis that of tee40ti> qairiM owda ef me. U gne. me |>l*M»r« le mj. Washington, April 8.—Tbe UemUTt ton on the crowning r»f lhe 5<h, and spent lata X. Allee ef Cir~*•«••• ——!•friends of the Adafeislrttion and lbs was recently seized in a rebel mail: " was taken sick, and had to be placed in lhe day In examining the bare and East, riprsMd Ul ' “Richmond, March II; 1883.—Pcr{ tbe Regimenal 'Hoepltai, where, in the special. 1 P. M. says: -Pte excitement Union, and will encourage the soldiers in tbe wind being too high to cross ttait i>t ) onr jwandturt haps yot^would like to know how us course of attendance upon tbe eick soldier bera ia regard to the attack on Charleston htvening. Tim. Admiral disebwed his »♦>» d*rir«4 IVMB ol—a tho field te renewed efforts to crush out poor starved out rebels get along in this ir waa discovered that a female form hod ia inteoee. Tbe Navy and War Depart­ plan of attack, which was to sail directly bring from (vtwralpruitratKm at tiaan. being. the rebellion. It Is a verdict against enviable city. PoesiUy, if you have been concealed under bis Corporal's jack ments are still without official advicca. up and attack the northweat' face at Fort treason, and will canoe traitors al home vour-pockets fulTof Ccnfsderate notes; ct and trowors. The woman bad been but no doubt ia entertained that an attack torn**Sumpter at 600 or 800 yards. About WM.raaursrttowietaMtrsbeC.wteahta* 7eerl»eM<ltaroiae Ml tad. to hide their heads, and those in tbe but woe If yon have not The necessities with the regiment since It first entered baa been made, and that the rrwdi it un 8 o'clock Monday morning signal* for a VMamndta • & vore bit to the rebels. Tbe continued |। movement were given,- sod Uw- vcatel* South to lose faith in any relief from their of lift «re all In the bands of spefiulstere. tbe 6eM two years ago, ber sex never find you dart* wot murmur st any price scepeetod. Of course love wse at the reticence of rebel newspapers is regarded i started slowly, in rouwqoence ofa fag, friends in, the free States. they choose to ask. You must lay your bottom oftbe affair, but it detraeto some­ as almost certain evidence that they are ! however, they were obliged to postpone purse at their feet, and that, too, in tho what from tbo ramaxww of the story to ia poaseqriun of Dews which confirms the the attack until next day. During tbe moot humble manner. Let me give you leara that tbo aduamuaous Amsson bad statement that Chari osloe has fallen be­ afternoon uee of Gen. Fury's brigades Connecticut sends up to her sister a brief Idea as to the prices which articles been tenting ell the time with her lover. fore tbo combined stuck of Hunter Bird worked Its w»y up Folly Island and ' es­ Dupont. Ifateo heretofore been the States, greeting, tbe trews of « glorious command in the Confederate capital:— tablished curamuaicetiun with tbe fleet; Dry goods I have cessed to buy some • Btxfk Gvaane" nr Fttarn*. —The but no portfoo of the land force g<»t Into Republican triumph. Tho vote in lhe time since, but I-wiM -mention that com­ Savannah RepobKean hex a thrilllng’story t!m attack at all. On Uie 7lh, al 4:15 State foots up; Buckingham 38,309-, mon calicoes command 82,25 per yard ; of tbe awful outrages perpetrated Ued by 1*. XL, the fleet <M uader way and cus­ Seymour 35,830; Buckinghams jnajorrty fine plaids 818 per yard; a silk dress Higginson’s black soldiers in Woodstock, odstock, sed tbe Morris Island batteries wiumtft aboul 2,500. Scute stands 14 Union from 8100 to 8250; kid gloves 7 to |10 Florida. , They actually * ietad tho being Cred upon, pushing right ou to­ per pair ; gentleman ’ s boots from 50 to " residences lhe Stat faml..—, " “ etale" . and Democrats. House, 139 Union ward Fori Sumpter. The A'rw /roari-frs 75 per noir: uniform coats 8100 each. worked bwdiy, and ia consequence of the sad 84 Democrats, with two towns a tie. Under the hand of provisions I qnots as four brother darklee belonging'to a Mad­ am Alberti, and in one ease, where a current was (P w| The most important result, however, follows Turkeys 815 to 825each; eggs wornsti of southern blood, indignant that three Umes. 82 [xr dozen ; meet, 81 J25 per pound of the victory in Cvnnrcticut, is tbo elec­ ableek guard tbosldbs plsre/over her, ‘‘Fort Moultrie opened first .upon the tion of three out of four Congressmen— butter, 83JM) to 85 par pobud; coflee, 84 started to demand white protection,“ im­ TCrrAculm which usa within 500yards. K pound; tea, 815 to 88 per pound.— pudently declared" that they could pro : Nrr Yosa, April 8.—Tfis steamer The Cumiuirin Ppint Utfory, Fort being a Republican gain pf two in ths itorday an suetion firm sold a lot of tod her aa well as aayWy ’ Tbe Sevan- Honduras hod arrived at New Orlesm, JTABU8HED 178* Sumpter stW Battcry Bee Immediately State. The doubtful districts in tho Mgbsr wieM - ---------- from Rio Grande with 280 Taxes W». opened, and the action became general State, carried by' the Democrats by a have ooeteA ' For i Ms io gees. She reports on tte fttb of March large majority two yeara ago, have this ------------ ,__ a rebel force of 150 entataff Into Mexico at tte.mouth of the rirer and captured1 Uurtiieaal face of Eort BunuMer, when time elected War candidates by an over­ and a fine bonnet costs you from MO to 87A" ' ©el. E. J. Davis of the 1st Telras cavalry they disrereured throe tinea nf ohstrncwhelming vote. Thia, with the gain in and UepU Montgomery of the aarne regiRhode island, renders certain a geod mete. Tte Mexican authorities demandTire St. Loen Vrcrear.—A great tri­ working majority of RepubHotns hj the umph tor freedom has been won in the sd-4teir Mleasu and Ol. Doris was-Hr™ Finding it impotable to gut scrota the pTbey bare spunky wdmeo Room of Rsprssestativss, and insures Empire city of Missouri, and its effect m East," One- of them, al Bangor, up. ss- tate three eoMfors taken at tte obslructiooa, they turned about end Hirbm 12 Leonard, has lately been same time. (apt. Montgomery was net steamed down tbe harbor. The Phfita lhe hearty co-operation of the next Con upon State politics must be powerful.—Chauncey 1. Filley, “ Charcoal," I* elec­ hunting excursion tparenng 14 miles returned, usd private advice, aar hr w„ sen's 200 pounder had become disabled grra, with tbo Admiaiatntion. Who bteg by the-rebel. wUeb is u. doubtedly ted by a majority ef 2,280 over Oliver and tbe turrel uf (|M Pa^M beet that san tell but that the vote of Connecticut D. Filley, his uncle. “Claybank," and true. Davie and Mcutgnniery were taken Zero. has saved the Union I 1.700 over Joseph O'Neil, tbe Copper- in sboetini a targe bull moose weighing from the boueb of the Mexiwrn cotn man-1 SPECIAL NOTICES brad candidate. This la a significant and satisfactory result. It proves that there Tte Mew Heart ef superrtaors^ Tte result of the election in tbe county, are so backward steps in lhe career of the great Union party in Missouri.— i» roach more favorable to tbe Republi­ Bteuncoy L Filley ia a young, enter­ can* than we reported lata. week. The prising and able gentleman, identified Board of Supervisors will stand 12 Ro- heart aad soul with tbo redkaemancipa-. । tion party, generally known as the Fro ■ publieana to 4 Democrats, aa fisihwe: moot element Oliver D. Filley wM I Goo. P. Stevens, Rep. supported by tbo Clair faction and tbe Adam Elliott,•emi-seceeaioo Republican. . Deitimerc, Maubew Holmes ’* Carlton, E. R. Carpeoter, Dem. “ WiMard Hays, “ John E. Hall, Rep. J. C. Hanna, Democrat. . Levi M. Dcwuy, Rep. Maple Grove, Leader Lapham, Rep. Oroge^ffie, Aaron Blake, Ran. Prairieville, Goo. Thomas. Bap. njW. , t. nmir.fe,. D.s. Hep. U*y oambou nn dvr. Three other officers narrowly so' taped fruta ths hands of dta reboto, .nd with half a dusee Mntemro drOre Gftv rsbek to tte rivet, wounding four, of whom two died. The U. 8. bark Arthur throw sheila Into the rebel quarter, the wight of the Zfitb. Tte rebel Benjamin AvWea, ted also crowed fc-.j Mexico, and burned < town Bear Querorsrn.— fastings I tatasta to thia fact. Ever) thing to enjoy tte oceataon largely. were highly entertaining*. tables ware'tatwptooitaiy fl the arrangements were all i a debt taco reed,"sevSThl years s the erection ot their Church r The ladies took tbe matter ta bj « ar a result, realised from thin >rieipr of tbe Hastings Hobs* A Cfusocs Robik.—For i flays’ past, in a rraalt drtalt. ror'raeity. Il is nothing ' more a than s robin, which stags to pti j t^e suup of various other birds. as that bird itself. I Sometimes tl I of the wjrippoor- will is once repel n s >ri of iiitrrluJe in lhe midst natita’iwbta's warblrog eoag; I •jvoly after the manner of the stream of melody, lbs various nJ tbe robin, the whip-poor-will, tbe blrA/'<k «•;spperentlr. tbe meta songster we ever heard. year’and a half old, of Ire Hatch State Board in this township, was 11 . Iy scalded, by tipping over a pail water upon ter, tar Wodeeeday, I dtetioa tte following day. She j ou^,cbild, and tbo blow 4alb , M. £'C^mox, E-q. of IrvinJ nert smbered tte printer ia a ver| way. Ris present. Is • tem.ofbis own ewring, which woe to perfestiun . .coatee, tenet be immediately r in'order to be seasoned through. | .Ctacutr Cocar.—Tbo Circuit Co important criminal cases are to 1 ayria, for the murder of berdiild, >xtt Curra's Ornes IK W. Smith, fl-rifle i trilowlng named p awov a teai^af 800 cars on tbo way to Brownsville. 'TUesa loads average IJeyry P. Bur John & Hal *1 �'oral ani M. MUCTS 8ITTI1S BAD W A Y‘S BBAOV ATlffG RESOLVUN ~£ )A. U®ABAWTRlL-boe te six bettl*. of Dr. Redw.j1. ^r««-.rg gynrp—Jtel RAD­ wars RExoTATma UBaLwnrt-rtiowv WCESItW OMiBS. TO THU PUBLIC. Yqpl Jotirw. a atC/XtoX o^ereA Xo XW a* a wwiht'ww uj)a\eV. wXXX. evkve. a\\ XW “v\Xt \xAuc\x Skas.'a kt Wvr Xo," WX a* a rtxacAvaX aacaX o^\\\c,"Wc*ia'aA SouX'aX'Sxcrc Who, a Vlftl wut^a wccAxA art art\x\t- trt ftXovaaeVk mA\a.e\y, \aVex\\.\t\Lro^xr c\uavtX\X\t*, . jawA- at XW \tvo^cr Xkrae., art a ware ^revtaXwe. ger, as a last resource, resolved to use Kr “RENOVATING RESOLVENT." It takes the ladies to do things notion of this remedy was *0 *alu. ’right niceand tboladie* of Hasting* Xary and *0 prompt, that io January last, re a match for any ladiws we know of. to my surpnse, Thomas, (tbe invalid/ came to exhibit himself, to all appear­ i^.*.P<“»‘cul*r- Th" «PPcr and festival at tbe Hasting* House eu ance*, perfectly cured by your Invaluabl* medicine. 1 aaw him again in February Wwdiwday evening, of 1W wee^Xwlly and ip _March, and he was well and at attests to this fact. Everything waa in his work as usual. Under these circumstance* I can have the beat of style, and every one seemed to enjoy tbe occasion largely.. Tho tab­ no doubt ofthe efficacy of yonrREBOVL ENT; and I cheerfully testify to Its hav. leau* under the direction of J. W. Baaing, to tbe best of my knowledge and croft, were highly entertaining, and were belief,restored to health tho moat wretch­ fully appreciated by all present. Tho ed euffeter from disease that 1 ever be­ tables were sumptuously furnished and held. ' 1 remain, rir, respectlfully, yonr obedi­ the arrangements were all complete. ent serve, t^ J„ J. MIDDLETON Tho object of the festival was to help .7 0VB.AND8IX BWrt»Cl relieve ths First Presbyterian Society of Persons afflicted with skio Eruptions, a debt incurred, severs! years since, in Pimples, Rlutchea, Salt Rheum, Canker* the erection ol their Church edifice.— Boils, Tumor*, tlleere. Sore*. Node*, The ladies took the matter in band, and Sorofula, By phila,Scurry, and all disease* , as a result, realised from this feetivai of tbe skin, may rely upon a cure, by tho use of from one to six bottle*. about >70 above expenses. Mr. Ladorr, PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOT proprietor of the Hastings House, gener TLE, OR SIX BOTTLES FOR FIVE DOLLARS. HO owsly offered, free of charge, the use of DR. RADWAY Ac Co’s OFFICE, his house'for the occasion. 87 MAIDEN LANE. NJT. SOLD BY DRl'GGISW. A Crnrocs Rosix.—For about ten X ; Sylious Fever, Liver OoTTiplaini, ^^tfepeVsncb, ■ Jnattjg-estioni J’auTidzoe, axvA a\.X&\team o$ Var waXuve/ Mid raooty of Harry , for firamecsMire weak*, prvvlou* io .aid dsy of hwrioe. rpuu »X.VU*» %SJS’>SL. art eot\\\\oM.il dy rave, root* aa4 'aev\>*, uMek wvaVx X\vcvx ■AiIwi^tsmATOtrsivA In tbv mtlsr of tho Miale of Dsniol Smith, ‘setieoto berate (tens, Ural by viriMof * li­ _______ .-J u. »_u.1. r^.,rt *Sovv> "Dr KoWVs ftXovcuxeVv !S\XX.«?c> arc X\\x \voor axaw'* ^ktvtL "Dt. ‘Ko\>ack,» ftXovaacNx 'BxWcr* DR. RAHWAY'S PILLS. Aay«past, Ina small airedit, near the I residence of tbe editor of this paper, them has been seen and beard, daily, a natural curiosity. It is nothing ’ trrbre nor lews ORDER FORAPPEARANCE. chan a rebin, which sing* to perfection tbe songs of various other birds. DR. RADWAY HAH DJBCOTBMtD A CUtaSSISQ SYBUP, If ptopk todmtood tte imporUneo of pnr<*Btion wife RADWAVH HQ* In eootr»<!totraeIwn ofnurgins t^ith otter nilld or oowter*. **lu oih.HetdlU* wateN. ttey woWd ooad Iaa. phyak । ing.aaVa tbcmaelroi Inrai maeb aeferraj. *a^ llMt<nK* Ba circulating It sing* "Df. TBLo\sacV» arg, tbe song of the whip poor-will, s* perfect » that bird itself. • vaaw'* 8o\ae«. ConCJoA. Sometimes the song Ikobaek'w of the w^hip^poor-will .is once repeated a* a sort of interlude in the midst of. the native rubia's ■'warbling sung; *»><! nt Other times the sdfig is repeated euccrs vtv&GOTaXc, X\\c vt>ca\t a\\A &&\.XftaX«A. •jvely after tbe manner of the bird it imitates. It warble* in one continuous Ti\.tXcr» >yuu. atvA axakt 'Dr. ‘Ro'baeVs fieausu.—A little daughter, about > yearand a half old, of Ira Hatch, uf tf>c . feXovcxaeVv 'BXftt'ca ____________________________ jms. wmi «*■*«-X\xe 8o\Avc.*'» laeaUed tba pen/uhfc luotrmrnl otlte bowel, , VtTC^M.'aXWV.a ’SXVawXxC O, State Board in this township, was so bad­ ly scalded, by lipping over a pail oChot water upon her. on Wednesday, that she MORTGAGE SALE. dfed on the following day. She was an only.child, and tbe.blow fall* with cruabl fng weight upon the hmraeheld. m.eXawcXxoXA^ evt\o\yx\j\c. 27isas Sitiora ore put up i* quart Uon; Ibertafte, rrv*t c»ulioo l> rtquirrd »e »t- holi^s.cf ■u.'hioh thoakavo is ajho-elmtacka ofl»fl*»»tLoo of tW be««U, Viliou* c»be. Uo. ^U,loU: io Jiraljr encrawd, and io' praviJirl, with 4 o^fo~ffvard from ooiMorfoitm. (Prioo *1 per bcUlo, m ria/w *5. ,C.. W. ifabaok, (Proj-rirtcr, Jfo. 6 East Fourth. Bt, dnainnaii, ta whom all epclars should far <»dLbw***d. ; Is* r ML .C. Craswox,. E«p of l"«¥b *“• remembered tbo printer in a very *»b- atential. way. His present, i* a pork. Irani, of'bis own raring,, which would sat* FOR BALE BY iafyll - ettfuke-bouae, by rubbing in, very hot, a- SOLDIER’S * BOUNTY, BACK PA Y, PENSION. W. Circuit Cocar.—The Circuit Court for thia coonty, Judge Lovell presiding, eravaobdoa Monday afternoon. Several important criminal cases are to be tried this term, and there is a jury present for that purpose,. As wago topree*. (Tuc* daf eve,) the trial of Mr*. Lowe of As­ syria, for the murder of her child, Is pro. A'—’* tte^lWa a*4 -awry. A LECTURE . or snw- roVotTNO isAEisri - /—‘j**-f*f-*A U«S*ldaitaFI PriettCU. A UKTCM OX THE -NATURE. TBKATMEXT, Ra**v Courmr Cuts’* Orrics, I i H serum*, April Mt, 186*. ) Cotn m railon* have been received nt this office for the following named persons .a* Notaries Puplie, to wit: d A- Holbrook, '• bksolctiox ur AVOip hALLNE IHJMA WR?. :Sit^aiS3Vt8«Ti»,!X > “ jJseob Hnffmap, Dhsoiution Wotioe �S~. Ikk1? >I?3 ess«¥ 4^ a.— Ifaifcksiw^ ■bu. -Bo^kcx'a I ..... r. M. MEV1N ‘fttAOift WmXWKB. GRANT k SPAULDING 1 have noticed in the Furmtr an article on tte subject of flax. I think tte !Oth of May about tte ten time to sow flax seed, allboagh frsexing the ground a lit tie will not kill tte seed alter It te sown. Loamy land Is fcood for flax, and gravel­ ly land, in a wet season, bears good flax. It te the most profitable crop that a term­ er can raise, for it is very high at present. Tbe lint is worth 18 cents per pound, and tbe seed <2 50 per bushel. We get from throe to five hundred pounds of lint per acre, and from seven to twelve bushels of seed. Flux should be sown on dean land, where it will be Tree from weeds. It should be pulled, and the seed whipped off by hand, or * machine made on purpose. Buch'a machine consists of two rollers, both turning inward ; tte tends of the flax pass between item; the boll of the flax arc crushed, and lhe seed drops out. When' flax te pulled it should be kept in small bundles, that you can clasp with both hinds, then after whipping off tte seed, spread and roll it. and then break, swingle and tie It up ready for market It will sell anywhere m Berkshire enunty. We call the bar­ ley crop nest to flag for profit. Wheat te a vary uncertain 'crop with im. A. Ax-' ixx, Williamstown, December, 18*2.— A’rw England Farmer. Two brothers named Vmehouac. one a discharged suMier and* the otter a de Mf“r, gagged and strangled a woman on Thursday in Philadelphia, for the purpose ufgaining possession of her money and jewelry, valued at abodt <300. Ttey entered the bouse aboot 10 A. M., and were kindly received by tte lady, Mrs. Mulder, who handed item a boule of pure gin, and ttey accpted of tte boepiUtey. After this ate invited them tn* tte parlor to look al some photographs. While she was exhibiting item, one of tte villains got behind ter, pulled ter tho other brother at the Mine ti«te nt eber with a handkerchief of towJ so tte could name no noiss. They then got a sheet from the ted, and wrap ping thia around ter head, took one urn and putted it so tigbtl v that tte victimised woman was at tteir merer.— Tte thieves then ransacked the bou«— Ttey obtained about <300 in American gold coin, a considerable quaouty of Holland coin,a quantity of jewelry, aad also a watch or two—and then took tteir departure. They left tteir victim lying Cp Sitings yam >100-0 VIXU5 Only »L CwWvhC A BaU j^jjswjis *■ W1*1 '• ‘ Mawj Tfcm»ax\A» BOUBUXSWOAI® (I mention that apple first, aa I find from a report of great labor and value, pro pared by a commltte of the Pomologies! Society, P. Berry z chairman that (te Early Harvest ia more universally cul­ tivated is tte United States than any other apple, and best adapted to all loeaHtes,) Bad Aatrachaus, Gravenetein, Primates. Fameuse, Pom me Grise. Wag­ oner, Rhoda Island Greening, Northern Spy, or as many of some otter varieties, which te likes Utter, should te Ml to tte hospital of tte incurables. Hoping that every one will yet have, with afcodanee of otter fruit,ptenty of good apples, 1 leave tte matter with tte poblie.*' TOL 7. ... and J. J. Thomas of Macedon, who generally honors «m with Ida proernoa St these meetings, estimates, hi Patent often Bepertfor I860, tte east of prodweing «p afaaattwoewda telfeeou per bwateL Before seeing his estimate I ted entails lad it at from three to four cents, goed varieties; they ere, therefore, tte cheap­ est of all food for maw, and, Moepfteg grass, lor beasts. Hardy and leanex­ acting than other fruits, adapted to a wider range of sell and climate, more regular and more abundant in yield, A*t are God's test gift tc man, next to vmhb. u. U»,«r Ism.m| 8r»l,md il c«Ckl* far «Ach Aub.equI Ute. Allte»»ldiss<>«»lt»yMriyteve| jeaateOsrtrriaMs. Come and See I! Sastingj’ Juintss Dir KW Jolitiral Jirtrtorj. IT ADVOCATB8 Unconditional Loyalty. Krc TJ«u4\uoXc4 te earing Atrofula, fife-hiKs, ’‘4s? ' *4* ' । D. C. HAWI nu, Bo^fuioua Oonautnpt^ ,t,. SUBSCRIBE ron THE BANNER 1114 4 Oilperson writes, ter ite<itei ate ei IKKDWED imam. ^jteteM^teamsSJta which tte GREAT VICTORY!! Over High Prices, at the WoikVjJtt a CYiarm. 2OOTS ft SIH©®®, ’VW'BXooA. ViXU an tte Mt native aad ttesMgh pilte itek SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! GROCERIES eurr. bloi pill. bene, their iBportawT mih TypboMl. sod Other redeem, favors, they on 1Upanor to qutaint. Thor Inlaracv m—fa crer I .* VaW* YSVook awd. am vUah, ia BoqjiMtte with tte 3S\oo&. DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &. Striker, 0. W*>GHT. local news. AND ir* I—- “< —” oae» wilh W. W. Wph s*l- TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. ■ mt utiwi, DRY GOODS! SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANKER' GROCERIES! Stacks of n.p.CHEHRT, tWSWSfiftKr g. c. r>lKD«. | “------------------------ - ------ - ’.f '« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-04-22.pdf 8b36ddd65311aef542b00dfa30064bde PDF Text Text Iff VOL 7. HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APBIL 22, 1«B NO. 51. Srrlttlri) Jotirj. IN FUBLISCKD BTKBT WEDNESDAY rebellion R R. R. bis heed. srament wboUy absolutist la ll* nature, There, with the TO THOSE WHO DON'T TEIN1 th* royal pew that day. TO THOSE WHO DO THJME. TbeeoartdreM , time. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF “Oh, Elizabeth, Elizabeth," exeUlmed g*o«d wistfully io tn her troubled eye*. SasJinu’ Suintss Jinrtini. SKXI’ci.i, DUUB(SA. I believe la sustaining that glori wee now pushed back from off bar girlish “I eetne tn bid you farewell, and iwralr Biaatea .is forty wtawtes. of oar glorious Republic How often acme of thoee men in the Northern Bute* The Rlchmqpd JTrwe commenting upon sympathise with traliortsm of thse awful (Ms meeeare eaye: rebellion of tb* Southern States against this noble sod free government of Amerthe admixture GRANT * SPAULDING, let my matte breathe lUrt-DENEA OCF.......... ASMS ..... nor ami mSb. " V ;<S S dent demand* more troops, that the oonecrlption act i* pat In force and every it and help to fight tb* balllea of thia war ; I be eon tinned Sisctllang TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. other foreigner*, and that tbe next gen­ Thoe* rebel sympathiser* In tba North eration of southerner* will be the vii**t ■ trial It will ba to stand at yonder altar TIE 9TSTEIIMJ8 ORCANITT. me to play tb* President will provide mean■ to force Y ears ago, at a grand Cathedral o>»er looking th* Rhine, there appeared * mvaterious organist. “Il la rendering body and soul asunder Tbe great cetupoael* who played the to part With yon," mid the girl. "To­ organ so long, suddenly daid, and every night I may tall you this—tell yea how Should one from the King lo the peasant, was much I loved you, bat to-morrow It will southern^aristocracy role, ocr liberties weald bd crushed at oeos. I believe in on* bright Sabbath morning, as tbs sex­ ROBERTA fo'NTRlKER ■WEEZEY dk A ULEN. TO THDtJK WHuTHINK. TTOBK ET8 AT LAW sad Sel^iuir. ia Ctaa - HOLBROOK, fattier* anrtainad by aheddtng blood and RADWAYS READY RELIEF. ton eater cd the church.be saw a stranger sitting before tbe crape-ebrouded organ. He was a tall, graceful man, with a pale but strikingly handsome count* nance, greet black, and melancholy eyea, and bair like a raven's wing in gloea and color. He had not seemed to notice the eexum. but wsot on playing, and such tnuaie as be drew from the Instrument, no word* of mine can describe. The as­ tonished listeners declared that tb* organ eeemed tn have grown human*—that It | walled, and sighed, and clamored, as if * tortured human heart was throbbing through it. When th* music al length cessed, the seston hastened toward the stranger, and upon a denial of popular righta, and tbe restriction, substantially. I* themeelvae aad their children, of tbe^ranchiess which constitute tbe glory of Americas citizen­ ship. And yet there are men here at tbe North who wish this roe*pi racy of te to succeed, and even sue for behalf at tba fceio^he reprs f British arirtocraJF! That with thirty four alar* embroidered upon it, and ita thirteen alternate stripes.— embrace, and, with a half smothered Csrewell, tore himself away. * The next morning dawned in cloudless began to prepare for the brilliant wad­ ding. Flame colored Bowen nodded by sweet liberty protected. Often do I feel mast bead and its folds tore asunder by the wicked bands of traitors and their en sign hoisted Instead of U, with ita bare and stolen star* anacribed oo it, and the dusters and the royal party appeared, escorting the Princess Elisabeth to the cathedra! • here the msrriage waa to be solemnized. An Irishman eoenected with Ordnance Department of th* Arsenal wasooovicted. northern sympathiser*, may foil victim* H. RUMELL. The culprit's bead was deadly shaved. 1 hi* bale crown presenting a eutiooe epeowhere tbe tuft* of plumes that floated throw this greet Republic. ' from stately beads, and festal robes that JOHN ROBERTS. I understand that the fifth Army Corp* niaisis- " » floated from stately heads, and festal nVPICUN a*4 8eri*-w Dw.lli»g*» Bread by patmeener. •»« fesrsss robe* that Soared over the housing of is going to Baltimore and some of them order: First came the sergeant with superb steeds. But the Princess, mount­ tbe prisoner-, then immediately behiad, ed on a snow white palfrsy, and clad In Tba boy* are wall except Orderly A. snow white velvet, looked pale and sad; Nya who I* tick. The regiment la a* । tbe two soldiers with fixed bayonet* pointed at the culprit, and last of all tbe and when on peering tbe church, she And now the music beard a gush or organ music, which, fifer and drummer, industriously playing changed from though jubihml in sound, struck on ber J. D. Sumner ha* been promoted to 1st the Rogue. March. Tbe 500 or 600men, grand old pear ear like a funeral knell, she .trembled, Lieut Col. Fenton has resigned. Capt | women and child reu employed in th* . WRIGHT Arose*!, witnessed tbe acene. Tb* «tland would have&llen to Abe ground bad ' ' Ely is Lieut Colonel. TTORXET aad COUNSELLOR AT LAW JJEW HARNESS SHOP. ■ad Solic.uir and Covsvrfler is Cbaiejry. not a page supported her. A few mo­ Cir«H cX. C—mtert—r for lb. Y'ours truly Ac. menta afterward* she entered the oalhe i The alienUon of tbe publie ia invited dral. to tea solteeito" •< that of St. Michael a* portrayed by There with hi* retinue, stood tbe royal I. A. GOODYEAR, . W. Ralph E»<b. MUdWv.ll. Guido. Asuuncas PnruQcn Sotmuo*.—Dr. the Yard bridegroom, whom sb* bed never before seen. But her eyas roamed from him lo W. H. Thompsoa, late fttatp Examining around bun, he sat with' hi* fareeemg gaze fixed upon the distant eky, a glimpse ts of Now end she waa obliged to return tbegraceful bow of tba king to whom she was ba­ , .... ------ *“• f>cu- —Jaafon'IWaUfor. church dore, and a royal party came trotbod from motive* of policy. which an examination of nearly 0,000 TT0RNET8 •»* COUNHMLLOR8 AT LAW Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ sweeping in. Mechauicaily listened to tbe service* recruit* has enabled him to establish:— Among them might ba seen a young and made the responses. Then bsr hue­ sively Used. girl with a wreath of gulden hair, eye* at band drew bar to him in a oouvalaive stive bora American*. We learn from aa unquestionable pri­ Realties tee* o. abort seteh. [ violet hue, and lips like wild sherries — embrace, and whispered— • staler* the American* lead; English are vate source, that three citizens of East This was Princees Elixabeth, and all aeeood ; Irish third ; Germans fourth, and , Taaoaaaae were murdered tai cold blood [>14] H. A. GOODYEAR. ’-Elizabeth, my Queen, look up I” In physique, or general I Trembling in every lunb she obeyed. French last W by did those dark syce thrill. her co f perfection and strength of evstem. the OP TUI PRACXOeaeealUnd-* propriated to th* court. Tbe mysterious Why did that smile bring a glow to her Americans rank highest Qty recruits orgenht fixed his eyes on bar and waul are much below iboee in the rural districts on playing. No sooner bad tW music To pulmonary afleotion* Ah, though the king wore tbe royal in physique. reached her ear* than she started a* if a purple, and many a jewelled order glit­ the American* and Irish are about equal­ ghost bad crossed her path. Tbe bloom tered oo bis breast, be seemed to be tb* ly liable, while the Germans are much fcded from baroheekfo bar lipa quivered, influence. He became obooxioua to tba H. N. IHUBOR, ployed to loach organ music, and bad rebel authorities for bis firm sad feariee* r pAMon. taught her the lor* of love. loyalty, ■* a squad of soldiers tn or ma red tba monarch, Ms bvuso, who arrested hi nsJ organist. and ha “You'll bq sure lo gel ll claimed tbe sexton. "Why him that’s dead and gone. sir. "No, no, you overrate me,” resumed r stranger, with a sad smile. Then as if disinclined to conversation. New'Harnesses, KJirrxs * wssews. GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! but 1 would not drag you to U I unwilling bride. Your father rat" While leer* by a party ofrebab. ChpL Cross, escap­ ed hot, Major Domna swd Dert* were B. C. PRINPLB, odd be justifiable. It appear* only jnsUfiehl* bat abeoletely 1HW IDEAS �?pH*1 Mist UH «4Uj} hnt*PSOHiHwaidhi iWl 7 5Q i;/ ® io a 1 1 Ji INfJSXXZ SM’TXIJNTG-A.T IUM QOODS. THS ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTLE CREEK. ■ A. L. SKINNER 11m 1. >u«. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DBT GOODS wM « w>» ofuM for ul. .< GREATLY BEDIteED ■ PiUCES I A large ; umiiih ■ assortmeint of B" i<ir. tail tall .1 SKINNERS, tafbr. purctailir. CARPETS and w. tar. um to .« M of our a OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit tbe oar ftaiBUta for purrtarinf, tad (rm. of.talbng*r.n* (talliMinlp for rtady p.p,) ttal v< mmU ta .Mtatatl : 1 �J*. V 0. •Ido of lite helmet is profuse' ro with chrisanthimiims ofi d, benutltel open work, upon bhn.k L,__ ______ iuer, with »ow and then a rimming of purest Oliver. Ire aLTIL?‘4c<trr' in «cor. let and bro»-n. The armlets wen of toe fineet copper chain work. The brnaxt ptato is of copper, inlMwcteri with parailel stripes of isequtr, and vorw to- ■MS! ?tjal polices. dues lodigvulon. <iys|wpsia, sn i Httr cun plaint’. oa tie akin, eruptive nn-J euianroa sffvetiun.. There a!) bavin- tbe mune crip. Ths Ciscvtr Cou*v adjourned on The chief business perform­ ed was the trial of Mrs. Ellen Lowe on Thursday. a.jsharfc of poisoning her cbild^u Sep­ tember Jut. The act TnB clearly proven Indeed, she admitted it in open court— Tbe defense set up the plea of temporary insanity, and upon that plea she was ac­ quitted. . - . . , • and theue dji.gc-our diatrennerx ienre ™> With freMe, foul, or enrrwpcrxi blood. y«* re. not have health ; with d»t “ life id thu flroh ' beal.br, you cusaot bare acroftu-.-a. dreare- stood tip during tbe whni* service, and no one ha* been polite enough to offer nfe a seat. Yet 1 inclose a halfeovereign.” Without changing a muscle of bis face, and with tbe utmost gravity, Mr. Beecher proceeded to aay: “Hereafter, I wish my congregation and the ushers to under­ stand, when they see an Englishman standing in the crowd, who has been the Superintendent of an anti slavery Ssbbatb school,’ and who has a half sovereign 'in his pocket, they must give him a seat In stantly." Ayor’s Sarsaparilla b compounded from the mart efivriasJ enGdotes the: tnctlv*] science l.tu dwrorered Irw thh aUknagdietimiper. sad for the cure uf the disorders I* eatfiia. Tba* It fa far sapuriur m say Other remedr ync dsviacd. pt known by all who hero given U a trial Tlisx it ton* enmbine virturt truly extramdinerr In their eflbrt upon tide dau of <otni.Lin«, i* indfopulablv matter oftbe estate of PnaW Baldwto. Lorr.—t)n tbe evening of the 8th inat nt Triumph of Vegetable Medication over Calomel, Quinine, and their kindred Mineral Poitont. sized Bkxast Frit, containing the llkeneaa The serious ipjuriee entailed upon the of her deceased hutband. Owing to thia sick, afllcted with Chills and Fever, or latter feet, the pin is of great value to Barry. *■“ Stela of > thirtieth Itttb] day Mm. Atkins* of this village. loet, at the festival at tholdastings House, a medium Quinine, Calomel, Arsenic, Blue Pills, less to the finder. Any person having Ac. in wholesale doses, are daily seen in fotfod such a pin," will confer a great the saffron colored, and yeHow-akinaed favor, and be suitably rewarded, by re­ Cripple, as he totters fl------ *-------- * vainly crying oat for turning It, FAIRBANKS’ SCALES tSrStonewall Jackton is at tbe bead <>f the Confederate troops in Southova Ke mucky. Marshall, Citike, Pegram and Breckinridge havip joined their divisions with thgt of Jarkaoua old twmthnnd. and the rebel grand column is preparing lo The undersigned, having all tbe bl.nk, and meet Burnside In deadly conflict oo tbe fair fields of Kentucky. Volunteers from neressary Instructions, is prepared to collect all claim* sgsinst the Got enitneal for the border counties are known to be dally BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSIONS, leaving their homes to join the rebel Ken WAB CLAIM AGKK6Y! luckjrspsviegu' . DH. HADWAY’S PILLS. t people sadaratood the iraportanM at esrnm with BADWAY’B PILlA, in mMtrwftatiao■ of purging with Mber pilla or powders, aalia . -^.ya, ibey would need les* pby.io Iveswfrum much autfenag, and give uotioc to tba peruana interested in laid relate. of the peodenev uf sold petition. and tbe hearing thereof, by oautlng a copy of thia order to be published to tbe IMw Ainser. . new. paper primed and dreuhUing tn aaid county of il.rry, for Ibrte euceeaevre week*, previous to Midday of bear tag. . taj-Four candidates are already an­ nounced for Governor of Eastern or Reb­ el Virginia. This 111 oat rates die hanker tog for office, by fair means or foul, which has impelled meet of tbe poUddsas of Slsvedotn into the rebellion. Among the Virginia aspirants alluded to, George W. Randolph calls himself the People's candidate, T. 8. Flournoy thinks he is th* candidate of tbe “first families," G. than to b. heWM. St tea Probata OMm to lb. Till.*, of Iluting*. and .bow <■«,.. if my u»er. ba. why the prayer of the petiUooer ahevld act! be grsatad. Aad it l» further ordered that the petitioner five ootiee to tbew— I...—...! t. —u rKOltATgOUrfER.-STrtE OF MICHIGAN Joutity of Barry, ti. '' Al a session of the Frobale Conrl for the Coan—Probata Office, in Ibe Fridsy tbe tenth day -------- .■--------,d e|gt,t , Prtaale,. Oa reading and (Hing tbe petition, duly verified of Reuben M. Oates, praying, tor rem ons tberaSn aat forth, that AdmioL.iretl.Jti of aaid Estate may be granted lo the petiUooer. Thereupon it it ordered that Monday, tbe tier, enth day of May u.xt, at tea o'clock A. M.. bo asaignea for tbe hearing of said petition. and that tbe ter. at law of aaid doceaaed.ar.d *1! oth. r persona interested in *a>d relate, are required to appear at a soMiea of Mid Court.-then to bnboi«!e° at the Probate OflJee. to the Tillage of Hsaitnga. and show muse. If any titer* be, why the prsyor of the paliUoner ahoald not be granted. And it I. further ordered, that aaid peiltfooer giro notice io th* person, interested, in sold estate, of the pendency of Mid petition, and tbe paper printed In aaid county, of Berry for lb res auceeoair* week*, previous to mid day of bear“*’fA tn.* snpy.) S- C. PBHTOLK. aprli Judge of Probate. tberostter of the estate of FntaUoe Child, On reading and 61lag the petition, duly rerifled of E. W. Hewitt Administrator of said estate, pravlng for reasons tfaeHin set forth that he may CHERRY PECTORAL, day of April next, al ten o’clock, in the fore­ noon, beaaained fortba bearing of aaid petition, and that ibe heirs al la* of aaid dii-eaaed. and all other persons Interested in said estate, are requi­ red to appear at a aeasion ef said Court, then lo be huldan at tbe Probate Office ia Hasting*, and The World’s Groat Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Incipient Cofl­ sumption, and for the relief of Conaamptivo patienta In advanced utagen of the disease. ■ And it is fortbar ordered that tbepetitioner viva ootiee to all parties interested, of th* penden^of said petiuos, sad the hearing thereof. Ths Ikw been to Ions nwd and to asirm. sally known, that we need do no inure than canro the poblic that hi quality l» kept up to the :<l >t ever, has been, sad that fa auy be A DMINJSTBATOR’S;8ALE. t/ A LECTURE ty ofBany.-boldenat tba Probate OBea, ia tba »illa<a of Bastian, oa Monday, the thirteenth day of April, in Tba jmr one thoaaaad niffhv bUtidHHl and aixty-thrse. Praoant, HLarman C. Prindle. Jndft of Probata. In tbe matter of tba catete of Moaea it. axd Witilsni Wilson, minora. Oo roadine and flllnj the petition, dnlv enrfatod of Hoxana M. Wilaon, Guardian of aald nlaora. prayinx. fcr raaaona therein set forth, that abo l-sF“A very pretty little crimeoo. yel­ low, sod blue colored filk banner.bwsring upon its folds three stars an a creooook, ■with the figure* and words, “8d Louiaiana,” “Oak Hille." “Elk Horn." has been hung up in tbe Graad Rapids Xspfr office, for public inspection, by Hon. F. W. Kellogg. Tbe banner w». taken at the battle of Iuka, Mtaaiasippi, by a pri­ vate soldier—name not stated—belong­ ing to the 3d Michigan Cavalry, end waa presented to the M. C. by the Secretary uf War. berculona depodtj in the lungs, White half at tbe north -east qtrerter of kectlou twenty, at*, rse.) in township two (»] North of rug* MVM rn WMt, in tilt county of Barty sod State of KisMgen, containing, la all, rirttr sores of IsMkw^crt to the right uf dower of the mother "'0o27FH11.4.1.'if,OTCO'2'Sk.. Mrs. Atkins, and is comparatively worth­ Let Physicians and others bear in mind, ■ Goxa East.—Several of our merchants that iu all cases, either of Fever or other have gone to New York to purchase diseases, where custom has sanctioned the prescription uf Quinine, Calomel or g'«oda. I Blue Pill, that RAD WAY’S REGULA StcKsaaa.—Erysipelas bus prevailed TING PILLS will secure to tbe patient all tbe benefits, In a much lete time, than in this section for a few weeks past, to these poisons sre expectod' to achieve, some extent, in many cases, proving without entailing each terrible attacks of fatal, Last weeK Mr. Charles Mend, and the liver, heart, and general system.— Mr. William R. Sbaw,%oth old residents Nine-tenths of the discaees that sfiHct us are caused by over-dosing with Quinine, ufour village, died with lhi>^i>easa. Arsenic, Calomel,<kc. Ranwar’a Rmcl*tbo Pills, operate _ The Bvckaxa* Independent. a violent in from three to six bftrs—do not strain Copperfield sheet, has died out These the system—donut weaken it—do not treason-mpcbiiHS don’t prosper in Micbtirritate thebowela—are coated with gum, and therefore pleasant to take—positively cures cunatipatiun, liver complaint, indiTiixFouaTakirni Wtscottsiv'Regiment getlion, diarrhoea, mercurial diseases,dec., cast 268 votes for Dixon, Republican, and when nothing else will touch the com MX for Cathron. Copperhead. plaints. Guaranteed to be free from mercury, quinine, iodine, antimony, and far* The Secretrry*of the'Interior has every drastic and dangerous deus. The ■entered into a contract with Furbee A safest aperient in tbe world for ladies and Tuckerman, to transport to the Haytidn children. j Island of.Abachc .five hvodrrd negroes, wbo are free under the confiscation oct. or the law emaDcipatmg slaves in the District Fifty dollars each is to be paid fi»r the transportation, and the firm STANDARD agree dial rights of property and protec­ tion shall be assured by ibe Ilaylien govrrnmefit Thia leaves only rising frur: millions more to lie culonifcd abroad. known and reuarltable cure* it luu made of tbe following duMws: King* Evil 0T Glandular Swellings, Ttunora, Eraptiana. PtmplM. Blntohw tad Eurw. EraoneLu. Roie or St Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheum. Scald Head. CouAj from to- TO 'VOT7TSTO ZJTEISr 1 JmtPtMtM.ineSMmmitfti PrtmtCU. A LECTURE OX THB MATCMK, TREATMENT and raitlMl nOrv of 8parmatortb<M or fewiaal InroleBtary »teii..io«s, Saxml Dahlt- AVOID MALINE PURGATIVES. i to hold* at the i'rotols Office, ia tba village of 1 Uaatisgs, and show reuse. If any there be, why ny. July, tat Monday; Oetobw lrt Monday.: give 00 lice to tbe persons iotorMted la Mid ■ Z^.l£ZJFEz£ffSS‘3& ji.-m flwMly-F.bniiry, 8rd Monday ; An- order to to published la the “Bssdirire Ban- ^JtarwiZiuuid at lh<i village* f tooia,tbia ^WUM^LOVILL, OemniMfa. (A true copy.) aprl» Judge uf Probata. SOLDIER’S BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSION, 4»C. ’ COJUWE FORKS AJP DiRECTlOXS rex urrucunoM roa AKttAH ttr PAT. BOtrNTT A FKXMIH^. T AND FOB BALE. �efltsHttJe. Mrot rf as know that by fojudiciooa uXnlqg. hoewr^ cufa, flogs, •Sa, «my he rendered extremely stashes. If there is no perceptible analogy be­ tween these and bees, experience prove, that they may be made tea limse mars irntabls than they naturally would ba. Nature has armed them with means •o defend their stores, and provided them viJk oombalti vroasa euficisnt to roe OF NEW GOODS It DRUG STORE III GRANT k SPAULDING Roberts &. Stsibbs, mv proUy veil aappiied with thia world's good*. Ilka some biped., they become very haughty, proud, aristocratic and in •nlsnL A great many things ere eon sirusd into insults that in "their days of adversity would paw unnoticed; Dot now it ie becoming proper fortheir honor lo •how a Just resentment. It bebeovse es therefore, to ascertain what arc consid­ ered insults. First, all qulek motions, such aa run­ ning, striking, etc., about them, are noticed. If oar tpovementa among them arnllow, cautious, humble and respect­ ful. •• are often left to paae unmolested, hai ing manifested a becoming deport­ ment. Tct the exhalations from some persons appear offensive, aa they attack them much soonor than others ; though I apprenend there is nut so great a differ­ ence aa many sOppoee. Whenever an stuck ia made, and a sting follow^ tbe venom thus imparted to the air, if only one, It perceived by others at tome dis­ tance, who will immediately approach the scene, and more stings are likely lo follow than if the first had not bew. Striking them down renders them ten times more furious. Not h> the least daunted, they .relent U> tbe attack. Not tbe least ebow of fear ts perceived. Eveo after losing their sting they obstinately refuse to desist. Il la much tbe best way to proceed aa quietly vs possible U> the •belter of some bush, or to the house.— They will seldom go inside of the (hot. Toe breath of a person inside the hive, or among them, when cl altered xratside, is considered in the tribunals of their in sect wisdom aa ths greatest indignity.— A sudden jar, nomeUmse made by care­ lessly turning up tbe hive, ia another.— After being once thoroughly irritated in this way they remember It for weeks, aod are continually on the alert; tbe moment the hive is touched they are ready to sal­ ute a person’s foce.—Country Grn&own. **M0D WB-VnXB. OtkfM. Orij •). and Wloo« VtLxa and most complete amorunect of DRCCB AN» 3BRBICIWRB, ■Chemicals, Paiata, Olla, Ca»OUS LINE OF TRADE- TVBFENT1NB AND ALCOHOL mi iitwsM. XT- FOB MBCBAWICAL ABD MBD1C1BAL rCsrogxa.oxLT^3 Jsliliral Sirttiiirj. lings' Sasiwss attA VAU fa M hv rtrika slfos wo* of Wpa^ by VIflawing every yaMtais ef lapM* 5*. TSXooA, fcr ^ hfasvd heaMh^OebodydepoBdi GROCERIES! ssrsSL’&s: KMOK ALLAH, Alee a gnat isilsSi *4 ths ct vnr'hyr tvirft a.iiHi*»iTt^T Ab4 O«1I»K Extracts, D%RS.SSKSM! Unconditional Loyalty. •Ufciad AUsUysesadtos. «•»., CaUtersis Black. Suir sow*. Hart M.Msvtm.ax , C CSaWTOV, . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER ! Bsemise-JaUm BessslL TifUr »ufjLI Balttmub—GObart Striker, Matthew Balnea. LU wntuaa. owmsewe-HmryF. Bewnas. J. X- tUkridfa. pATEUT MEDICIXE8 KEDUCIED IPE3IXK 'Wo^fcXXkA n. Ckarcw. Th* Srairxa Bus.—One of tbe rsme dice for the etrtpod bug in melon and encumber patebee ia recommended in the Philadelphia Fnrmer end Gardner. It consists in arranging the batching of •pring cbickerw so as to bring out a brood ■ abort tbe time Abet the striped begs bjf pear, and then eat <me or more coops, RADWAY’S RENOVATING according tn tbe size of the melon patch, RESOLVENT amt mg the tinea or bltia, aecb ewop con­ )< OVARAmx.-flw u di bate <rf taining a broad of email chicken freely running io and ont of tbe coop, but keep­ Dr. iUdwsz a ClHniq Bjnsp—mlbd LAD ing the dam carefully confined. These JiUle chick* be found tbe moot induct* ions and'rigilant scavengers that be over 'met with Not a bug escapes them, whether they are ea the wing or on tbe asrth.snd they pick them offao easily and daintily, without doing the leant injury to tbe melons, or even disturbing a tingle leaf. By the time that tbe brood of chick* get aid enough to ecratcb, a yeunger brood can be substituted, and the older once DR RADWAY Wc ^VooA VAU ■n th awi ooUre and thorough pilh lU* SLBSCB1BE FOB THE BANNER! GROCERIES JTABLBHED 1780. PETER LOR1LLARD, HARD-WARE! Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer 1« a l» Chambers street. (Fenaerly <3 Chambers >treat, Mew Tetk,) LOCAL NEWS. AND Psoftts of FuiGiowtis.—Josrph Monaeniith, of Oberlin township, Ohio, raismi last year. 12 acres uf tax, which yielded him IM bubals of sevd. which at preuni prieu voold bring him 1390. That portion that be pulled, rotted and broke, averaged him JM 60 per scre.or 33M. making a total of Mid, and an average of a liMia more than Ml per acre. Who nannot buy land and pay for U at that rata 1 Northern formers sbo’d engage ia flax growing, and help to *>■ plate Use downfall J King Cotie. ee TOBAOOO. DRY GOODS! SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER FAIRBANKS' veM aa put money in their purses to help pay foe ths war that miserable dseput ha* inflicted upon tbs land. STANDARD Stacks of I SCALES OF ALL HMDS. Dstrett by Faaaaom a Bawunr. Cloth L A. HOLBBOOK, ¥ sad Cessssler •!!■•> f. (J.o-rxl L«ul sod Ts> ,wrv of HUtorook s Bl-I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-04-29.pdf 668f6d082ed94dd5e78330c12d31c7de PDF Text Text 7. Th.-.t General McClellan rested with H’lnhAu c.’ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1863. NO. 52. C. G. BOLBROOK, JMltrtrii Jwtnr Id FOBLIflHKD RVEK1 WKWlKSDaT, ar tisavings, dakrx oqcity, mickuu* nd to, OSes in Hoibroek /y-— »■ — - n r ' tow: Offle. aud ffisll irab.crlbrr*, »1 pre umm, if ADvuTUine. Dm Hnave, uf lea lines, or teas, 10 esnte tor ih« 8r*t,»nd *5 crutofor e*cb aubsaqaeal luirUea. a liberaldiacoaal to ywuly edverussn. R. H II! CA>Moestx una, oatsa, » oo rn anas. nax:«o»<Jv.xoTa. * raEALEM la alt Hats ef dry. good*,froca ria*. U crockery, *e. Htoto st, at the poetoRca. ~=~—r--------------------- 1>O TU1XI To tboaa who do not wish to ba InmUad with ?"2.Uk*10 ,h*lr H*‘nkin« “ BMM two else, wear writes* apteaattea, that RADWAyB READY REIJEF WM rriteve Ibose who tutftr yriaa. instantly on bright oyea NKTKALOIA (paresyims <>.: teHte? "‘nSwt Ik» Copier DlARBBUA... .............. k....... to forty atootae LUMMAQO. j grins of)............... tetA ...eriZ CHUluLT.rTT...'to etteeo Wteou. BURJTS............ 5..................... tefir, ■taalZ. «nA)KNIA..“.......7...... taafoZi^—-SSFJPJL—•.. ................ in tee •toeton. A refuse from Richmond, who left that city on Tuesday, givoa u intereettag m- csveral days. Females bad the streets nod at the stores un did no g>>od, and many had been posed principally o Icro of the working the African Church,'and a co tn®ill pointed to wait upon the Governor to request that article# of food should be sold at Government rates. After the sninsula “as rapidly passage of sundry resolutions the meeting ths deep Integrity of It* nntxirs. be could as poasfote,” cooperate with Pope, Gen­ adjourned, and toe committee proceeded era] McClellan refused to obey until the to writ uponGov. Letcher. That fqno tlqoary declined to take any step in the matter, and upon urgl and puts .Washington in peril. ladies were 20. That, after hie arrival o Interview withdraw. face from the enamy, be retreated b=ck- toraac, General McClellan interposed was soon made public, when body of delays, which, in the opinion of General females, numbering about three i hundred. ---------Halleck, were the cause-cf Popo’s defeat. collected together and commenced help­ SI. That after General McClellan ing themed vea to bread, flour, meat, ar­ moved his army Into Maryland in pur- ticles of clothing, &c. The entire city as at qnco thrown into consternation.— trom w aatungwu. suggesting tnat it r.aa Stores ware closed, the windows barred, W&lt MAm &ft 'UMt. ho should suffer doors bolted, and every precaution taken agri pat forcible entries; but batebets and inc mas, in a tattered military cloak, an. hands of women rendered in separate attacks, instead of with by hunger made quick wtfrk, bls whole force, thus enabling the enemy building after building was rapidly to concentrate their troops at the point broken ' . "Ano wco ars jo The destruction com­ as to make up for their die menced on Carey street, above Fif­ hastily, and with snspraioo : ~uo yot assaulted, General f" *«•!" Fold teenth street, and was becoming general in that section of the eily, when tbs City .000 or 20,000 fresh troops Guard, with fixed bayonets, araged the scene of operation*. A few individ­ 23. That, according to the testimony uals attempted to resist the women, but of Geberale Franklin and Barnride (both without suooexa One men who struck Madallan’s warm friends.) ths enemy n female was wounded «n the shoulder by mud of the riser. oould have been overwhelmed the next a shot from a revolver, and the thrdhten tanauy _ ___ . _ _ fought in day, had General McClellan permitted inn altitude of those armed with hatebete, Egypt, Syria, or Italy, bow their consent­ Die action to be renewed. &C., intimidated others from using force. 24. That General MeCTellan continued The Mayor soon appeared, and,mounting ing eyes, as Napolonn himself unbcm net­ policy of daisy tn the face of repeated a stool on the sidewalk, proceeded to ted his royal head, and hailed him as the iugs from Washington, and that when (he Riot act. During the reading ho was retnovdd. be had refused for four uf that document o portion of the crowd e-.ha to comply with an order from the suvpenfleJ operations; but no sooner bad DISCI-.ACEFl L President to advance. RECOKB the Mayor concluded than the seizure of This la the whole, sad, rick Ths Jew York Tlasa. (originally*a ” Me’- provisions commenced again more'vigor­ onal Jo;-t .Committee ously than before. Al this junrtsre an Clellan paper) truly says, In concluding attempt was made to arrest the more mously reported aa foUowa^n the big-sit its survey of it,**D>ere is not such another violent; hut the party immediately scat­ military testimony brought Lefors tbem; race rd of dereliction pnd inefficiency In reel, and entering Main street, returned Tha) with 195,000 men, 0n, Mo all military history; and ,|t ■ will aland operalioda. Clellan In Decanter. 1M1. ruu^J to icika a marvel e..d a derision to future Gov. Lcteb'er then appeared, and, advance on tbe enemy at Lr-tastea, 70,­ gcr.cr; tome. mounting a vehicle in the centre of the 000 strong, though the roads tud th* street, addressed the throe ealher both favored thia movemaut ixing the demonstration ea a urged to it by Ute Praridsnt Tna Richmond-AhepsWA has a itigma upqn the city, and lkClo!!.to allowed 2. ThatGeoeitl -------------------------------------------dolorous article on the doflmt ef the that but five minutes would be given the Potomae to be blockaded, e“' ’ ' in which to disperse. If in thst them _______ shows that In that defeat the bopee of the time theorder was not compiled with, blockade, onJ assured by lha Navy that rebate xrrro d&shad. The consciousness the tmop* would be called up to act.— four tboouend woulii free the K’- sr. that their Northern silica are powerless, Again the crowd broke up, and in a few haa dispirited the tnen of the South en­ moment* burst Into the stores on Frank­ gaged in •‘frregulsr opposition,u i lead­ lin street* But little dsmagn^was done ing Democrat called the armed rabelHun. here, however, and the riot finally aubsided. but not until after the arrest of The imteportanMofthia defeat ofths sadlhe PravdsU w-iicitedit Democracy cannot well be exaggerated ; atM'irt furtv of the woman, and the prombe’of the Governor to relieve the\wants of the dAtltnte. bread and 5. That Cunrtl McClellan nezlpcted party would have been u I DKKFKKATKD FADU*’.. by a foC teo-ypoenrri to half a tnmbter of wster-wiHeare i» a pleaaan1 end haritby suraulaot- * MAUON ALLEN, TO THOSE WHO DO THINK. r\6U.Ea l» OkOCBRIKS, provisiou. pro 1_J du e. Bite, better, tert, pork, sad grain ol We aay that XUnwar'e Raonr Reus? is the all kme Atas leys candies, eta.,etc. Blora in xuoal Ci.gant and pnwrrful mrdieinc known in liar world. This is not bossing; Uy It, if you feel Skeptical, end be coonoewi. Ileotridotein its compoaiuon thaprorortwsofa diffnaira etinriant D. C. HAWLEY, an aati-aeplic, a mild but sSaetiva Amriagact, and LJ Stana and Woadea ware, sad a general as a diract power over t^e nervea, neither narcotic '.ArtnMaTaf Erovistoas Aho Netnry PwbUc. nor anodrae. that reliere. pate, in a manner pe eulur to '.toelf. nd for wterb wo bar* no ward ta Sura, two door* east of lb* Hosea, And wbriwUl be th*.hl** aad soon SlisrellanD. RODBRTS * WTRIMER, fXWALRUS in drug*, mediator, patent modi1? nines, prists, rite, tanwattoe, barring (Sri. porn flqaera. dre-etufa. window-riara, potty, grocchm. KalionerT. and tenaf erUrica. Store in MWECZKY de ALLEN. A TTOHREVH AT LAW aud Bolfcitora in Chan- □ally, it will be found a moat pow*rfuI eauntcr u-ritac*, instantly reddening tba eortece to which it le Wpllad, and withdrawing th* blood frenriba neighboring pert, wbarn i* may be tii eiUif er teufri wp.eanaing pale and leading toinrfiwatin It fulril, tbs indicalion of aqualiung tbe rircrirtoin mo,i affectively, and most baaulifrily to TO TH06K WHO THINK. cither In one of two ways; or combine Ibi'actiou The Betreat frwi Maseaw The retreat of the French army from Moscow, to Poland through a thousand hauls and blood. Stands out in the world’s his­ tory m tlie sublime of horror, of passion and devotion. Not the slaughter of the of both. FiesT.—They actdirectly upon lb* ner­ vosa sytteta without toocblnc the blood reMele ^iSS. —the .anuu.<rrt s» systotu. All Arnica liniments. tbolomew’e, nor uarraHtumeoU, Ac., Ac . belong to thi* tlaaa, and nor aught aa ” Oflice’te the Court House. Hastings. Rich. feeling at ail the cireriatiou,-may temporarily overwhelms the mind with the burden of stop pain—bet hare not tbe eligbtest effect in re- grief, terror and desolation. The legends Janna A. Swssxsv, Fnass Ate-sv. storing tbe equilibrium of I ba circulation, eseaatialto healthy action; 0a Ssco-tm-T.-Tbey eel L. W. TYING. upon tbe blood vessels without, es in tbe ease ol mouth to mouth by the firesides of Eu­ depletives. (L-teoraw, regard to the nere- rope ; and the direful tale will soon be oos systea. Now. the fact is-tbai. th* eervre told, when Xerxes and Alexander, and preside over tbe blood vessel*, end an •xtereal appHcation to ba effective, most act upon beta Attila and Charlemagne shall have aunk nerve* and blood veaMte MUla, Harry county. M’riiaalca allocs RADWAY’S READY RELIEF.. I. A. H<}>® ROOK, twenty days uf/philoeophy, Wo proclaim ha* this doable action of assaging curlier than had Xl: X2l '.tory ol Urita~r* _____ I-ain, bv its specific effect upon tbe nerves snd eqn.hnsg tbe etreristion. br ito eftet upon the blood vtnsria. In this war II rritev** andteurts J. M. RI SSELL. RbeumatiMn. Lumbago, Youth ache. Htnd-aebc, a variety of *neh Ilk* eonsplainU. W ben o n YHICI AN and Sorgroa. OSes to Bonootr* and taken internally, its aatrisgent and diffusive in the summer months, bad thrown their L atom, SttoA •‘racL ,______ ______ _ ROBERTS, HYSICIAX and Hurgro*- DR. II..J. HAKEY. A. .nd Solicitor sad C.uin.ellor IM remoastrance c<: nu 16. That the yictoriae days’ batBee were all fought 1n the eJ Mwee ofGen era) McClellan; he fixing the poritiona andI then immedbtelv les tha field. ,17. That after tbe battle of Malvern Hill, nil the oIRoera testify that Richmond might have been entered" (the /AirifUme) yet MoCalleif agate foil back. Harrison-j Landing, no R. TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK TO TSOM MoClellan printed should blsriceu (ha acuate of the wreld. fastings' Ututirss ^irntorj. ORkNT & BFAVLDIWG, R- River, G««ral ' 7 £baa«*rr the other hand, well clad. Inured to the terrible climate, flesh in all pfoviriuns and munitions </ war, turned upon their path Tike vultures, and Used the passes in RW HARNESS SHOP. p’.rlioilM^atUBtion paid . Ralph Esq., Middl.viUe beginning of their i which the advance had not oven the bones _ man snstenanee. There wee awmartfert design uti general battle, but rather to death. The name of Napoleon bovsr- peruaoent baa’ * * Congress would a summary abrogation of the imperial enemy were enabled to erxanate that Ewere bestowed upon Lincoln, by the volition Congress jpal ended, and plaoe without the loss of a n:an,‘ dr a oeCealinn of hostilities might' have b 30.000 men under the dauntless Ney, «. .That before General Madeira left Confidently looked for, at cr before the the palladium of Bonaparte, and next to requested to sits I No wonder Washington by,wgrofBmJanna Rivar clcso oi* tbs present year. teetr purchases. Lincoln threw the whole yreight of his •patronage Tn favor ofBuoking,be President lint 55,000 er.«1 um. W. iJ!...,. uicmdX Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ left to peotert the capital, yet left but 10,­ sively Used. .... and thee□ poorly displplhrtd, and were aci.‘.lered broad^ijt throughout the 000. Bute; tta-.t the enormous suginery, of without knowleoge of artilbry. rruutiqa in the bands of Dictator and kept back. Calculation after calculation, H. A. GOODYEAR. i mtnlona wns brought to Lear with [iauUJ based upon the suppoeed positions of > ' irresistible forte against the ‘Copper rr divisions of the other dirtriana of Lincoln boa autweodsd, Connentlent la lost, and with it goes the hope of ■ blow." and there were but 12 OQO ly peace, based upon party action The Subscriiw-r is prepared to dn alt North,which so many entertained.” The attention of the public i* Invited I. I. MOBTEAR, Ley, two orders of ill® Prasi jif *~ lary zud F el .nary, 18f5, to n New Harnesses, KWIPPEK & BTBR0W8. ttorneys A Solid sud D XNIEI. COOK, BLACKSMITHING And squadron after squadback to recruit the toiling band of tbs fightteg Noy. At owe wilderness. II. N. Nil ELDON GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! H. P. CHERRY C. FRIKHLB. 10,000 Agents wanted I Soldiers m th. Army I Ladies at home! M.J Gendemea “17'“ from Five to Ten Dellars per day. (See private Circular.) FIXE GOUJ 'TocUns,1 :'l r. memory^-Napoleoo reversed his ■ with but 0,000 guards to trace the to rare bis frfowd or perish with -There are tOOO.OOO.OOO is <old „du of U» TuilUriw, W, Gen. MoCUUm DOLLAR back te alonet inwitebla dsrirwKUa, “a_‘7.Wt7..JTTr eod will seed •MbMB ta ".-.Ts folt throughout and» ■—t Cym the dty, ~ merchants are adding to the strength of -i1 r~lk.u troops about Ricamoud « moralising. The authorities v much axorciwd over it, and the greatest wifi- to circulate tha report that the amount of loyal sentiment the city, but miaerably foiled. The foci of their deetiuition end ble, and the abl mil tb* conclusion that atartadon aloae Incited the movement being hurried up from Richmond to Frederickaburg. There k still a large fnroe in the vicinity of YBebmend: bill these « is believed, areabout without 10. That General 11> Thai General FRANK ALLEN. EMurmwATWH iw Maktlawd.—Hon. provide for the immediate suffering still prevails and is daily inp. Another uprising is foal precantionary measures for ita ssppreo- tefeoteiodlntitfewMr. (MbowwV deosrtera Ud flood a» boldly gunboats, (Iron dads) are "float in James Rlvrr. The TlrgWa has heen tryteg to set ix-Tow the obairortfons. aod now bee •rar Drury's Bluff. The third W todto- �WintU; that M-1 eewep^few, ALoA DAwn.) part sevprtao, that the village tings the County seat of Barry will harbor Northern Q ‘ rebate ww la <1 _______ are ten IHd worse then , arms against the Government that has ^“TheTRion'rftfoB.mS uafote so long protected them, h grieves and Constitution is fodieeolobte, aad no State «irou«: York B ' j Ari,t<nr aggravate ma to thick thatiaUa coauty ran eeeede frwm the Unkm, er MlUty aa £ttJ' days since, copied a paragraph from a yes, the adjoining town to the one 1 live letter in a Cincinnati paper setting forth in in time of peace there will come out a band of Copperheads (yes, traitors of the Goverutnent) so bold aa to erect a Benesh the Southern Confederacy. The reason b, on the Court House of Barry county, adduced for this action is, the terror of a (Id token of thier love for Jeff Davis rigid oMHoriptfoa law, which drags every man into arms, and many who are not capable; the hardships of the method and Ms rebellious crew.) bcerteig the fol­ lowing descriptions: a piece of cotton cloth about two feet by three, aad on it used for impressing supplies for the army out of the store-boMCs, granaries, barns, tree with tbe Bare painted thereon, and stores and even cellars of the people; and the Stars ommitted; likewise on the the wide-sprsad desolation and Cimino lower edge of the above described cotton Tbe Pott comments upon the statement ‘•Why, certainly, only I stand by the government, itnt by the administration." ■*So Vallandrgh.tm says.” “I mean 1 am no abolitionfax" “So Brooks says." “Thatis, 1 am afraid wears alienating the South-" “So Tom Seymour says.” “b other words, I am a Union man, hot 1 don’t think war can restore H." "So Toucey says.” "But my dear madama, the war is un­ ■fylt in s carious illustration of the constitutionally carried on." . good natnrad war in whit* wo still carry --------------------------on tbe war, that LeoL Semmes, the com­ “I mi mander of tbe Alabama still owns three houses in Washington, two of theta near, “So Fernando WoodMys," one oa Pennsylvania avenue, which are “Well, but isn’t tbe war fratricidal f duly rented by his agent, and on which "So Boo Wood soya.” the rents art without doebt dirty collect­ "Come then, isn’t it hopeless P ed and forwarded io lawful cwrreney, to “So tbe London Tiir.et eays." tbe traitor and pirate, who is engaged io “Yes, my dear madams, bat what on desolating our commerce. While lams rebel prisoners wore pasaing through Norwalk, Conn., on the 11th insL, some of tbe citizens wont to tbe depot to have a look at them. One of the former asked if there were any aecesb present. “Yet,” aaid one of our good Union men, “we’vc.got five or six of that stripe here, and wo would like to trade them off for six of the meanest cussee Jril'n J0tri»0e«J.»! The rags of tbe multitude in California now rune to sUver mining, and everybody who has a few dollars to apace is investing in some marvaloualy xieh rainee io sems mjpronoeneea'ble )oeaJtty ortetor. Tbe mining excitement fa Eke the’at 1880, »Uab tttado a few f".1 Reynolds took the town, capturing two* jhfoifakre, railroad trains and a train of wagoris.— hai.Hiora Important resulta as erffeeting. the situation than there named. We shall hare more full details to night. - . Th. CUtwuv Kd<l, of IL IMi m says: “ Despatches from Jackson to tor 17th, have been received, esylng. In sub­ stance, that an early atotok is to be made on Vicksburg from opposite and below the city, and for that purpose the Fc8erals bad pawed eight Uatafcho night pre­ vious.” A later despatch intimates that the rebels expect Grant to Make demon­ strations south from Corinth at the same contrabands, entting a slash noer Fort Naneetnond to give u« range on a camp, received s shell In their neighborhood. S J h a skedaddle as ensued I oarer saw ; but it was bard to" toll whether fear or the negro’s Jove for the ridiculous pre­ dominated, as they came tumbling into camp. Gen. Longstreet's headquarters are at Wright’s about five mites from Fort Nansomond. on Buraerlon road. covering whole regions of country, by tbe flag was a piece of black crape attached passage of immense bodies ol troops.— upon which was painted a snake and bear­ ing the words, “no quarters.” I ask you Copperheads who you thought would ask thus: “ Wo are inclined to believe there is quarters^ . No Upioa meal assure you. some truth in the report, because an of­ 1 think the above is one of tbq moot ficer lately from the headquarters of Gen. treasonable acta that 1 bare noticed sicoe Grant informs u» that, for miles upon tbe outbreak of thia uncalled for rebellion, miles on either side of tbe Mississippi Central Railroad th® people have been or since I have enlisted to go forth to without a sufficient quantity of neurteh- fight tbe battles of my country. 1 claim ing food for weeks and even months past to bo a loyal citizen when at home ; and Toe able bodied men are mostly in the now as a true patriotic soldier (if I know ranks, and cannot cultivate the fields ; the what patriotism is,) 1 do regret that such negroes have either %rtm away, or refusq to labor unlera tbey'kra forced ; and the open insults and traitorous outrageous women and children are incapable of sup­ deeds aro recognized and upheld in the plying their places. The consequence State of Michigan, has been a failure to put in the propper ■ Oh I you vile, low lived, God forsaken, crqpe, and an inability to transport sup­ heaven rejected, hail deserving, traitors plies from other places, when they were offered or could be fouud- Distressed to your country—you ought to bo bung, by the wants of the present, and having every mother’s eon of you; and tha day but a gloomy outlook for the future, the is not for distant when you will be made people have not only lost hope in the to quake in your boots, and whoa you tuoQtai of the rebel experiment, but begin cannot express your sympathies for the to see it and denounce it in its true char­ acter, as a wanton imposition and out- South as you do now, but will get dearly paid for the hellish deeds you have com­ *ln Choctaw county they are aaid to mitted before^your God and against your have gone farther, and recalled their ad­ country—a government that your fore­ hesion to the rebel government Why fathers fought and bled for, and handed should they not, if they are so disposed 1 The principle of secession, or of the right down to you that you might live and of any community to withdraw from prosper under; which you have done oihjr communities with which its ineor-' until the present time. / But bow can poratod, and determine its own future you expect to prosper any longer, after political relations, is just as applicable to committing such treasonable acts as you counties and towns as it it to states. If Mississippi may properly deny her^li- are guilty of, at this enlightened age of gatiote to the general government nulli­ the world. I hope, for the benefit of you fy the federal cou»litulion, and east off Copperheads that you will postpone do­ the laws enacted with the consent of her ing any mere such damnable deeds as own represen tali vet,*tbc county of Choc­ taw may do the tame in respect to Mis- you hire done, and not even think of aisaippi .or the new Confederacy. The making peace with Jeff. Davie until every county, indeed, may do so with a better traitor shall be laid six feet under the justification ; for while the state has to? sod. I Tbe Tresident could not do a bet­ eelved nothing but benefit from the hands ter deed for the country than to order all of the federal government, ite county has property belonging to northern traitors thus far received nothing but injury from cofiscated. I still remain true to the the state and the Confederacy. " Union but a bitter enemy to all traitors Should the report in regard to Choctaw ' .of my country.! be true, it is not hazarding much to pre-, Hrnmt M. Wagcxxr. diet that the example is likely to become Private 2d Michigan Battery. contagious. The same causes that ope­ rate upon one dmtrickare operating upon lx>ral or DtaleraJ. another, and will tend to tbe same results, i I lately dined in company with one of Other counties wilt begin, end when s the*# insane youeg gentleman who as few hare taken the lead, many wil^follow. Theodore Winthrop ears in “Cecil aay will then tumble down like a row Dreeme,” praise slavery aad think they bricks, when tbe impulse is once com­ are aristocratic. Tbe young goatleman municated, aqd the relx>] government at went on for some limo, when Mrs.--------Richmond will not bo able to recover said to him, politely: them, except by the use of that "coercion” “If you sympathize with the rebels, which they have so loudly denounced in why don't you go and join them !” the practice of Ute national government.” “I, madsme? 1 assure you I am per­ fectly loyal.” -Murfreesboro. April 23.-itefogte* are der reBeved from epyrarelMiat MeHapeviBe and equal enjoyment of their rights and liberties, so forte tbs same may depend for their security and protection os the powers granted to or withhold from the General Government in pursuance of the national pnrpoee for which it was ordainnd aaf esuMisbed. “This conference does therefore rec­ ommend to tbe several Statee to unite whh Kentucky in her application to Congrace to call a Convention for proposing amendments to the Constitution of the United states, to be submitted to the LegMature of the several Btatea, or to Con­ ventions therein, for ratification, aa the one or the other mode of ratification may be proposed by Congress, in aocordance with the provisions in the fifth article of NTh-i rropoeition was sustained by Mr. Field aad all tbe Republicans ; but it wss vehemently resisted by their opponents and defeated—Yees, eiyht Btates; Nays, thirteen States. .Every Stare State rep­ retented in that Conttrtta— Del a ware,—• Maryland, Virginia,North Carolina, Kentacky,Temeeeoeand Missouri-all rotsd Nay. Here it will be seen the Republi cans advocated precisely what the Dem­ ocrats have, in repeated inaiances sines tlie war broke oct, proposed as a means of stopping it, but which tbe representa­ tives of South refused to accept to avert the war. They would not even .declare for the preoervatioD of tbe Union, or that it* indieooleble. Tbe croporitiac of Amos Tuck, previously published in these columns, similar to that of Mr. Baldwin riven above, waaaleo voted down by the South. Finally, the proposition adopted was opposed by the Republicans, it be­ ing the same as that rejected to the bitter sod by the Demoerata of the Free States at tbe Charleston CemvecUen. When it was presented to Congress it met with no success whatever. In tbe Senate, Mason and Hunter of Virginia, Green of Mis' aouri, and Lane of Oregon, denounced It; of WILD FLO Four—. M—r—, April U —Tk. <Uf of truce boat State of Maine baa arrived | from City Point. The Richmond papmof to day contain telegnaphic information from Port Hudson, cononning the !<*» by the rebels of the ataamen Queen of tbe Watt and Diena. The former gutaground in Grand Lake, and wae bloan ashore by a ahi'll from tbe federal' gun Newbern, N. C.. April bust Calhoun. Tbe Diana was burni-d ela have abandoned tbe iL__----------------- by the rebels. ' tngtoo, N. Ct, giving It pp as hopeless.Ono hundred prisoners and seven com­ The perseverance and pluck of the little missioned officers were captured With garrison is keeping at bay 17,000 rebel, tbe Queen of the IFraJ. Among tbe la­ b without a parallel! Io the war. Gen. ter was CapL Turner, Commandant - of Hickman’s brigade has arrived here from the rebel fleet. Port RoyaL It appears the reat of Foster’s troops arc so anxious to return to thia Department that they offer tofe- Special Dispeteb to U. Adrsrtisb esd Tnbuae. enlist for the war, Ifallowed to return to St. Louis, April 24.—The rebels look North Carolina, under their old com­ powcesion of Fredericksburg yesterday mander. morning, capturing one telegraph opera­ tor and a few enroll rd militia resident a Spatial dUpafokioteaJMvertlter ud Tribotx. It is rumored that the militia contested toe oofupalion «f the town by the rebels, Memphis, April 5H.—On Betorday, but nothing definite is known. last week, threq regiments of Infantry, A report through Herron’s headquar­ the 5th Ohio cavalry, — ’’e ***_______ and d epear Ohio ters represented Priag al Pocahontas with Di A P. DRAKE, « Battery under command — --------- -* of - Col. Bryant, oflbd V “h WJaconaiu in fen try, left 12,000 evnseriptfa A Tfei! steamer Selle hfemphit was cut Memphis______ „ a reconnoitering expedition. out from our levee at three or 4 o’clock Weald eall Attention of ALL wararea Whan near________________ Woncona, the Fifth F . — Ohio cavalry, under comm mend of M*,, this morning by twenty armed men, lb* wishing saythiag la the of DKKTMTItr Hayes, came.up with a detachment of headed by one who called himself a mem­ TEETH c xtrrefad <* Ailed, ee abort MM rebel cavalry, commanded by Blythe, ber of Gen. Curtis’ staff. Fears are en­ consisting of about 3,000 men. A short tertained that ebe has been captured by a carefully concealed and boldly executed engagement ensued, when the rebels (led to the Coldwater rirer sod succeeded in rebel scheme. New Advertisements. practical dentist, Um creasing on. the ferry which they then destroyed. Early on Sunday morning Major Hayes ordered a charee, resulting in tbe capture of 80_r»bela. killing 20 and wounding 40. Die rebels then fled in great confusion and. recroeeed the 'ColdwMer. After they had crossed, the ene­ my being reinforced, Major Hayes fell back to Hernando, a distance of eight miles from'the Coldwater, where ho was joined by tbe Iniantry, cavalry and bab tory, eommandod by Cui. Bryant. The rebels had been so roughly handled bv Major Hayes that they did not follow. As soon as possible, Col. Bryant moved his men down to the Coldwater and made an attack on the rebels on the opposite tide of that stream. The fighting contin­ ued until sundown, when Chalmers came up with a large body of troops. Col. Bryant has .bean reinforced, and holds a position near the Coldwater. The point on the Coldwater where Sab urdaya engagement took* place, wee 28 miles southeast of Memphit. Tbe loss of the Federate wee five killed and seventeen wounded. Major Bayes was dangerous* three Senators out of thirty-seven gave lj wounded in the right, hip. He has their voices in its favor. 1 the House, its fate was scarcely better.—Air A frib. F;o« WuilsrtM. Washington, April 24.—A special to ths BorUsays: “A partial revolution has been effected in tbe Ordnance Bureau of the Navy Department, in consequence of Ibe failure of the attack on Charleston, MIRROR OF FASHIONS, and new Instructions have bees tanned rrsperting .ths armament of Iron clads, (uCARTKMLT JOURNAL DV GRAND XONDK.) not only of those st Port BLyr al. but those Circulation lO.OC (isrgrst la <h» wetMI. l*cb t>jw building. The DaMgrecu guns ar­ aumber coateias Urn aad m»|n>>6«-al Fashioa Plate., aaleadid IHwrattae. ef an ibr f»u.bi be removed, and an entirely new 13 inch ran. capable of using 75* pounds «.f >Ue aad Parts eerWHn, far ladte'aand abildrWa . powder al a load, u to be substituted.— Thia is io be done before tbe attack on Charleston is renewed. By means of thia change a single effective abut may be relied upon to breach Sumpter, and it may also be effectively bombarded at a much greater distance. Tbenew guns are now in process of conrtructiou, but it is believed several weeks rrxa',, Arthurs, or 0Q,,r v C1><B will elapse before they can be put in a suffi­ STS:*-’-'-'*® cient number of Monitors to permit the renewal of Ute attack on Charfoetoo. itia m rumored that at one time Ericcson pro tested against scnffiog his iron-clada into collision with the forts of Charleston with no better armament (han they carried. Jw aad Wrtfc,. At least the necessity of a change has rart Betr-Wlaf al been admitted and acted u;xin at tfe. 71‘ * ,p“”<!’d 1,T”- 0,4d .* ■ Wrtto**’’ New York, April 21.—The New Or­ Navy Department. leans AVa has news, rt’a MatanxM, from All rnttewiben are «QtlU«l to tea flret ftr’y' tuMre • Mexioo, to March 37. it fo said tbe French, on chat day, made a general at­ tack upen Pusbla aad ware repaired to beyond Cbtrtuca; the victory was ootnpteta, toe French losing 60 cannon and 8.000 men. Il is steo reported that the Mexicans have sent40,000 tnen tc occupy Adraatases of Beta* a Wosaaa. A woman rays what she chooses, with­ out being knocked down for 11 She can take a snooze after dinner, while her busband goes to work. She cm go into tbe street witboot Ixeing asked to “stand treat,” at every saloon. She can stay at home in time of war, and get married again if her hreUod is kilted. She ran get divorced from her husband whenever she raesoeeshe likrabetter. She can get AuofiWal report from Gen. Orters, her husband In debt allover until he warns puMiebetf iaMaRton.havmg ben rec^Xi the public not to trust her on his account. from Gen. Comoafot t, Males that toe Bitt all three advantagnare balanced by Uy great fact that she cannot ring base, , go sparking, or climb a tree with any! Uj'.u,', .„ •WttSUI1=5 'XJ’tiE. STS1; MORTGAGE SALE. r..c. opportunities Io know, that the grod wheal in this county never looked n ft. National Bamx u Drraorr.—1 NgtMwJ Banking Law. Tbe amount ly subscribed. State Fair, is to be held at Kalamazoo.J FstnT Prosficts.—Everything is til line of fra it-bearing trees and shrubs art ■coning forward rapidly, and unless nid ped by untimely frosts, will yield a -abundant supply of fruit' Lott.—On Um evening of toe 8th inst festival al tbe Hastings House,a medlutrl -aixed Baxarr Pin, containing the likenea.1 ■of her deceased husband. Owing to UiiJ latter feet, the pin fa of great value tc Mrs. Atkins, and is comparatively worth found such a pin, will confer a great feror, and bo suitably rewarded, by re­ turning it ’ . Wmuuuwx.—Rev. A. H. Gaston, formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of thia village, has withdrawn his connection from said ehurch. ■ His fare­ well eerneon was preached last Sabbath -church for seven years, and he relirM. with tbe sympathy and kindly feelings We du not know where his future field cf labor lies, and no arrangements are « - --------- - 1 * Tor Atlantic Morratr for May, fa J our table. Il opens with sslecttone < of that genfal fcfod, will read with delight ' Dr. Holmes contributes a learned arti­ cle, illustrated with cuts, with tha title, “The Human Wheel; Its Spokes and Felloes," in which ha gives toe mechanism Palmer's artificial one. Agaaaiz furnishes • paper on “Tbe Fern Forests of the Car­ boniferous Period." Hawthorne gives a Mine Prescott, and “Paul Blecker," by XaaOCmtetry Xewsyapen. . Dril; CbraabU -n —“1> ib.—<.r u>. r-wod. or i «<>—< riU> IB aiate, iten w DO OO. Ibl., tAu.korid k.plraor. lip B riaw Ura tb. Bwoar^Bnwn rflU lopri wudry u.inm. Th., “•>«• paUU ratata,.— TWp do -or. —rrla, Md —d,n ioeees in their respective snberoe than drily —.’aZ’LTTXiT. BBBaponria." New York, April 22.—The DerahTe letter from New Orfcaw. April 14th, •ays : The news to-day frem Brashear City, is.of the utmost Importance. The enemy evacuated his works at Centre­ ville fast night,*}Qt wifi probaWy be rap­ tured entire, as bo is enclosed between Greyer’s forces on one side and tbooe of Emory and Welteel on ths other. He tebaviug bls g^sad ammunition bo-, hind him. MTbe Stoemor Diana, lately taken from ua. will certainly be recaptured, an die U. 8. steamer Clifton baa removed the cb•trua^ofcs fo the river, and is rapidly the author of “ Life In tbe Iron Milla."— "Gala-Dayf ta a cUractaristic article by Gail Harndtoe. -Only an Irish Giri,” furntaboe us a glimpse into New England life Mr. D. A. Wasaee contributes a political paper on ths question, “Shall »c tad eMrtribettoae, Whittier firing ue a Fatnuum* Bcalm.—Having learned .1 1*------- --------- --------wLnm tossy that u. Uri, �BB3. 1863. ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTLE CHEEK. A. L. SKINNER *" *” AN IMMENSE STOCK or DRY GOODS »Hoh Uo mo oflkrod for ado u GREATLY REDUCED PRICES I Wo lu» oddaj u> oar Slock or DRY GOODS A large assortment of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the times. MVlKttiMllSSOUtSt* iii in* JpTE nF" *s = s $ i-rl £ Lj K T . ' H»1 i luH I li ll'i’ttl-it I i E L »S 121*95 ii! . e - J �____ I Awtewy < .‘toto-WIUJAM H- BEWAID. at r. iSr*’ A«^y^W»-E^^r*2xT0N.<rfW«fcia*- 60 Ite. Mite 56 Iba 70 1b. 50 Iba 33 Ite 48 Ite 60 Iba 60 Iba for a buahal of Wheat. 4e ‘ “ abal led Corn. do Corn oo the cob. do Corn meat do do Oats. do do d<> Oalytt. Ow!y 81. ... Sri you wmpM. nmea *’» SBnrci"*. UctailcaM, IWtata, Oila, Caaa ® ora urtw tubs Flaxaeed. Hemp wad. Millet eead. Hungarian grass Come and See!! 14 Iba 14 Ite 46 I ba 94 Iba 38 Iba Red top eeed. Bartoy. Dried Apples. Dried Peactea. Potato... Sweet Potato... Mila do do 1 M lbs do do • B6 Ite -do do 1 80 1b. do do 1 40 Iba do do I 28 lb. do do 1 46 Iba do do I Michigan Salt 56 Ibado • do ; 80 Iba do do 1Mineral Coal. Orchard graeaeeed 141b. do do < 33 Iba do do 1Osuge u range seed Sac. S. All acta and1 part, of act*, eocvisions of thi. Act, • WB B-Hwue F^uer, Fever anzi J^gri Liver Oomplax BVAX BOBSTBtBB FOB TBE BANNER I Ate a f»tt •'««* •f GROCERIES! Jolitiial 5tr«lrrj. Kidney Co■mplaMite, \a* natwri. 'VWas.Tst'rt.tc.v* IT ADPOCATI .szawMazs ^aaurnnoa; j ., Uzionditional Loyalty. ' AU ImUk Ex<nct>, vda .nu mvsglu. Waa)n.V^ TwtAe. Mouton ua raa uuHaa. Dr DxhMxeV* %XOVOXkc\\ STATIONERY, Tbare to a natural la* about cutting in tbe bough, of all kind, of ev.rgrecn^ which can never be departed from In a ■ingle instance without doing more or kae barm hi tbe long run. U la thia: That-tbe lowest bough, all around tte bottom of a trwe or bush bo left longer than tboae above tb.ni, if only the frac­ tion of an inch, and tte rifle bolds good from the bottom bough, to tha loptnoet ones, even of a Wellington!.. -The reaaon for the rule I. thia; if the bough, or brunches in any part of tbe tree or bn.h are allowed to get longer than tboae be­ low them, tha longeat will throw off tbe drops when it rains, shade them from tbe ■on ; and when tbe rain and aun are kept from an evergreanfeongh itaoon languish, ea, and die. by inebe.. That is tbe only reason why laurels and fir-treea, and all tbe rest of them, get naked below. Peo­ ple allow tbe U>p branches to spread over the bottom ones. Now. any one who anderatan<s that law, and act. co it, can never go wrong in listening, tew hedge RADWAY'S RENOVATING or a holly hedge, or a Juniper, or any RESOLVENT other aueh plant. The mure leaders )A. UVASAYTEE^-On. to ata teute rf there are in a hew hedge, or a telly hedge, or a thorn or , barberry hedge, or any Dr. RsdwBy’s Cl«»nM>K Syrup—called RADhedge whatever, tte belter, provided WAT’S RKNOVATING RESOLVKNT-aillcar. that none of the leader, are allowed to •b» wont ess*s oTBkui Dteto«. Secondary By pbget much stronger than tbe ret, which to secured by stopping in, in tte summer, any of the leaden which are much strong er than tte reat.—Cuteyr Gardener. A few bright, warm day., such a. alway. occur tte latter part of April, are aauaUy auffieietit to bring on the stuck DE RADWAY of tbe planting fever. Tte garden must be plowed or aped*!, bed. kid off, .nd HAS M8Q0TKBKD A ClXAJtfilSG STBCT, in go tte beats, carrots, parsnips, turnips, fee. They «nd a cold bed, tte mU i. packed over them by repeated rains, and many of the aoada rot outright, or tha slander germa thi! to Uft tte heavy eoil a reaving upon them, h it far better to leave eowing moat aeada until"tha ground la dry aad warm. A few of tte hardy aorta, aoeb a. early peas, potatoes, onions, lettuce, tomatoee, radiates. Spinach, sal­ sify fee. may be pvt in during tte month of April, but May Iftb to aufiaHBtly early for the gmeraHty of seeds. They wiU than coma up quickly and grow rapgrown vegetable la far tetter than, one which tee taken a whole mswxi to ma ture, Boeta for lata fall 1*11 and winter .n wWUMi <4 rar» ani uxsMtot »«<a* «*. Ue*»s wXxrtc vuftx Ikuwcv ’ PSRS, WCUfi. INKS. PAPER. ISYELOHB. CAfilW, te.. At Upon m iWta m*y b. MOST POPULAR aU-eftb . OK tih* >OOY WWVcC* SCBSCBIBK FOB THS BANNER ! 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JLADWA' XWVTSWft'ft •Tbs’drua Ms feaadotla. Hvgtrsa to air ifriMRtMtofem, adfrWie ki« muaau ■ TeSsr; Maas, ' ■ - •' SlisulhiHg. •MWaoauMpwnma Irem Um Bvitam all feedciKwils and iu.pure bumcre. Tb.y *tar. tarn all wsraaftve pOJa. Ttair artinn t* not tore!, or etabsod to a portion of Ihi bo».l» Ore.iiv Furertiv. P.lte wirmrr.t eb.t tetoUMtaepsttotoldrMvmran. of to. taw* by imteteej tta ooate of tta iatertinra. I • ••«M»«te'ory dreraraa. tbe irril^ *** 0~«*« Fsrgativv Fill. -.11 1 ?Ot ’’°fr Ibf • •*“' -‘revs bon; tforriura,gn-at eaul.on la rrau.rvd an aV tarka of inUan.at.on o( tbv tawrla. bilimia eolw. vamv! Tbrre err a visa, of chronic diaraara, chnnit RtovMtiMm. Epterptrncnt uf to. Liver. Splren bnlarxiraeul. dwwr- cauaml by th. rarann. whfeb.cetebi. caetain, sad Um pnt><w< avoids Use danger wbirh an eiirdsis af Crtebfastn wonld is&wt. In Trflow. Typhoid, ud Batons Trtrers,!n Ere sip«lreftesa>l Fex. perMtMs U birtste raeewttel; bet in administer sdnss Wlrr».tri-ri(ls. th. irHprove fetal. In rbes. caws a »Hd, anmMter end aiwOy ettausiataig laxative, that will ptuwe'-aad Leal, soothe and strengthen.like Rsds-av s Krgn tatiag Hilta. Is itasteS Tbe esuao of ee mtay deaths in Use dievasea is owing u> tbe want of a psrg«l.>e like RAD WAY'S PlLLX. that will purge witbool depleting or interfering witb tbe luneuons or oilier ararrtinns. XoIsmIs abandrvdufTcBow or ettar bvsr eases wi eld prove fatal if tad way's fills were adopted hitheir trvat- ly b«M tkal snpim. nsuiws. tirtreM, tswMMes. duriwe ita s? I «wt»ss ol their pUta. is a favorabto ■ K»l if their (Mil. with the the cfiwaswi hsnwrs Wl cirruialloK in th. listens. ttar.we«M U« but Hide pain ar gnplnf. It is the sbseaci f ite tale snd other humors, which their laiperfect pills fail to pirn o-jl of the etaism. that accasiuo* the pats. By sxamlsiag tba etnols ereewaMafter severe friplne, they will be feend thia sat watery. • AVOID SALINE PUlW.ATlVJjf. Maur perMas are in tta habit of laklaj Balls Beidlii: Water. lUgneeia, to regelate ibsir bowels. This Is errouvuiM. They incased in ol>tainiog an e« s-.uaUon of the watery parts only, leaiiug tbe current bumrni. and that is all; but si the expense nr tbe ifrer, patterves, kidneys, Ae., not one stem ofthe bile cr other tmporilusa H. WRICnT. wta <?OVftl»EI.U>R at LAW talieitar setattaMNUsr »Ctare«y.ComaalMiowor t-rtaUuir’.nirel'^7Atteirtion paid to tta soUartiea ad slarnu and Uteiwy promptly remitted Ottas. witb W. W Ralph Esq., Middlsvilla lurry Crawly Mlihigss. .......... • S. B. For Ita MSrstaMse st AtH^Ji and atbrre I will to is sUrttaaaoe ai th. o»re of Ita Comm Cteri. is Ito Court Houm ai Haat ar. • rsry Weducadejr. ________ _ _______ ttouxet ssd ACireuil Court JJEW HARNESS SHOP. KSAPPBX A TTOaxm-S aud CODJhtelXflRS AT L* w A ’'vw^’fcira-UUtaSt. appeaite The sitentimi of the public ii to tta Sew U*rora» Shop of WsM®««. 1. A. GOODYEAR, la Cransctira with fos Hardware. Good Eastern ither — Birin— sively Used. Th. tost ef vrukmew wnploy^. Jtevalriac tae co start srtim. . fjaoH] H. A. GOODYEAR. -‘Wxxato—^5 G(O! GOLD! GOLI ,_ , ----- • ’ . j “rr/ ting in the sunehinr, was anxious to du something to please the good Cud who bad madu such a beautiful wurld. tfo, as alie learned b«r verse,—“And if thy brother trespass against ttae seven times ®*.‘« ‘»n’l seven limos io a. day turn again tu tbeo, saying Ireptui, ttau ahalt forgive him,”—her gray eyes looked very thoughtful, aud her small mouth grew finn with aome very important rosolu| tion. . Pretty soon down stairs she came to the dining mum, and found nobody there but brother Frank, who bad two years the start ofber in tbe race of life, but waa riot so far ahead as you might suppose. He wm looking very discontented. -Real mean P wM |he first words that jumped from' bis mouth, though you could'nt have expected anything better from such u pout. “Real mean to spend such a day a* this in school!” and the book be held in bis baud was transferred to bis foot and sent spinning ip thu air frem wbeeoe>1 H returned with a broken back and two I fluttering leaves. “O Frank,” cried Milly. isnU lhat my ytrithiiielic 1 and you know 1 waa try­ ing to keep it like a oew.bodt." . “1 declatwil »S” »md Frank, in a touo •4,real rcgrcL “J thought it waa mine; I'm sorry ; woOt you forgive mel" ‘^Tea,''said MiUy, slowly picking up the sotttored leaves, and thinking of her (use, -yes, I suppose soand uuder her breath abv added “OnA" . ' Breakfast over, they ataxted for school togcUwr. “MlMy,” cried Frank, sudden iy,‘ heru cumce a Ing dog—tongue out, ted eyes! Look out for bydropbobiu!" Foor Mdly ran lurward in great tar­ rot, too irigutcuvu In are where she step­ pod. powu went one foot lu a Ueachervua tKdc, aud the rest of MiUy came loiuuiiiig aftsi. ..Abia waa a venous im» uap i lor toe saui »m quite rutiteal trotu vuu uiiuplvd elbow, auu worst ot all, one u| tuu uiurouco aivues bright as a mirror —badagrewl »iule uusiguuy gate. Mdly uuist tutu tours, not about .tow elbow, lor sue could bear pmu like a berv, aud abe ape* tost Mature with tbe help ot that wxiwrjwupeu oid tenor, lune, would soon ad ma patch so nicely joined *lhat sue vouid uever nod the seam ; bu^ibe cow Shoe tout * as hopeless. •U 1 rank! bow could cried MiLiy, "Aud the dug waa uuly good old Oslo, that would ut hurt a tly! ’ "I do forgive yoit,” said MTUv, with an effort, and ata counted something on tar ; %w. “Starts,’’ Mid ata to beroulf. BttaatMMoMlUC. MT hM “Wbrtbavoytataencoimli^all day, Milly r asked Frank curiously. Milly did not answer; but as aba ran into dinner a vary self satisfied smile was on tar face, sad ata repeated to taroelf, ’•_*vm taMt. Wall; I tape Gsta rima been pleased, for.h has been tfofj hard; and Fro » Riad it's over, for Idou’t think I could bold m»l any logger.’’ ,e.} It uvuoed-afi hard in the aftarpooa,lhal Milly and Frank* were allowed to stay at tame and etitay in tta play-roosu “O dear,’’ said Frank, with a yawn.— “Bufore I begta this "role of three which pexzlae ma,'* let’s jhave. ooe little tone OM. of that music bos Umla Charley gave you-" , ■ . .v.. i । i ।.,» • -.j-­ - Min,1.>.6,ku-».<i. si» <»L,a not resist tta lempUltoa, and running from thu rwvm, eta soon returned withtta l resaw re. Carefully eta put ,ix> the liule gqtien key, and turned It with the greatnet oaulitm; but mischievous Frank slipped st a little wooden wpdga in the delicate worka, aad wbre ata paused and listened, with eroQ/ng lipa, aud bead turned ou one side, tta wonderful box “ Whatis H r'.criqd she, turning quite “O," said Frank, magnificently, dop't. Ire alarmed, rm a great magician. Just let me put my' finger in the bot one wo ond, and all will be right* Hilly entrusted it to him with tremb ling hands. In went Frank's confident fingers, but they pulled out the wedge a little too. roughlyr. « —-» went — Snap! some dulicate spring: thlere wm a dreary noise, as if the whole boxx were .... going ^._ to fly in — —— 't;" Frs-'h *r­~ pieces and then all‘ wssstilL Frank ex . with -ritb‘ a diamaved dismayed poo, amined the box (see, “Milly” said be, at length, witfian v&wt,' “It’s broken—spoiled ! Can you forgive tri*!* ‘•No !’ said little Willy, stamping bar little foot and bursting into vehement tear*. “I can’t, and I needn’t, either.— failei tiodfer Iriimwat at tbe dmor ’’• i ■ “Charleston Is situated upon it lb? W el point of land at the juneCfoo of CAf»r and Ashley rivers. No pbrfton of tta dty la more than twttrty feet abort the tl4 so that on approaching ,<t from the •pfrw of its chtrrehrt a«m to rlre drreotly from tta ''Wfltah ' Yta Cooper river joins Um Ashlsy.kt right angle, from tta north, and Um cfiDliowtton of thfr iMtor river, running directly due snrtA'forins th*' low or harbor and hay of Chailevton, wHdf wMana wriiduiQMWMa twWffre miles folia month, dtaant abotrt-taq tnBaa: frofa thn^hy. On tbe opposite aids of tlM Cooper rivsr, wkWs.lt de hoodies into tbwbtrbor, a short mile from the city, is Castle Pinckney, a smalI work,' but miMinting aome beary guns. Nearly opposite; on the other side «f lb* harbor, ow James Islaad, about two miles from the city, midway between Belli van's and Jamre* Islaads, is Fori Sumpter, and directly northward wf tt,on Sullivan'a Island al a distance of two tbouaand yards is Feert Moultrie. Between tbeaa two forts is the only cbesnel for vcMeb to approach Um mty. The principal en­ trar, os to Um tarbotis through ship chan­ tai, tbe outer tar* of s bsen la,* distant southeast from Fort-Sumpter about aix mi lea. Bhordy after aretaiogtta tan Uta rtrewiy'a vessels will ooms under the fire of tbe batteries on John's Islandi om. and parall'led to which the channel ruM in k wsnteriy direction for two milec— It then raakae an angle northward, run­ ning for m<re» than a mile directly to wards Forts auiapter aad Moultrie.— Aferr psssiug lbs former it lures to tbe west Bad peasea beneath the fortifcatinns direpUy under tbeir guns, and then bends to the south weal, in which direction it ap­ proaches Fort Johnson for upward of two miles, while on tbs right it is under the fire of Castle Pinckney. It is not uptil the enemy siUnoes or passes all these works, and others lhet will wnnoanco themselves at Abe proper .Upxe,. that he will be able to occupy Cooper and Ash­ ley rivers, and place Char|satoo at the mercy of tbe shot and shell of his iron clade," , _ , 'AstfeaAsdsM piibHubed tW >rfobmVMtor Hugo, uhieb public meeting bald In that naw suffering from, □ai. which prevents fmr foHtftlcxi,’ *y moved/ BaJiesedu Sympathy la peon- all Ila light has returned-, PuUnd^-everwhermia*. Mredtag and erret, dexaksUe aid. I1*? •*> dtaP^-di-; u« law of tbe abuve. Let us not oeaao repeating k to Th/t guUty ; Alexan­ der Iln who at thfv moment, weMs upon two nations, far the witsfortnwe ofthe owe, and the shame of tbe altar. The vneee to, be pitted of the twa is eoc Poised which be ebaghtan: ills Russia which he diabonors. 1 say It with grief, the Uussiau army, through tbe fault of Alex-' sndrr IL, defiles the Russian flaw. May alltbe spprobrium fell upon tini man? A people is degraded when made the butcher of another pwopfe«. f wish for Poland reaaurreoefow to Htarty-; for Rus- -J do more than wbb for those two reaaurrectioos—1 expect .them. . Yea,, doo hi would be impious, and al^aKt an aecnmplioe; yrs, Poland wftl- farftamph. Ito final death would be more or leu the death at as all. Poland in a pari of K«rnpe'a heart. On tta day w herein the last pulsation of life beat in Poland the whole civilised World wwiM fee! the ebiu of the sepulchre. Alto* me then,' to utter from afar this cry, which will find M aaho iajwmr hearto: live Po­ land! Long live tbe,liberty of mrn and the independence of nations! Accept bn You’re very bad to me! I’ll run right this nfoasilm' all my wishes for the hepto your room and tear "Thur kite, and spoil everything I (ah find I” ' plneuuf tbe-^hud of Jersey, which lr meet dear to me, and also of your .eaceiPoor remorseful Frank offered go op­ lenl population, and receive, friends, my position, end acn-se tbe hall she ran, cordial salutations. ■ _ with st sea m’ng eyee and burning cheeks, Victor Hroo. and stumbled right into Unde Charley’s Prevideet Llaoota’s MliUarr Brpiolte. Arms. .The Satioiml IiUrllifenttr, discussing “Hlty tlty ! what's the matter now!” military alls ire ahd tbe alleged inlarferA Brave Act by a Vatea (XKeer But before the words were out of bis ence of the President with the plans of While in command of the piphet lines, mouth, MHIy was poo ring forth her I tbeGmeral'iD-ChiefioirodoqeslbeWlowfrom Fairfax to Centreville CapU Georgs story. . mg exlraut frruu a speech madw by Mr. A. ArmstrtJta’, of tbe 7th Michigan’(Cav­ Uncle Ctariey looked grove when she Lincoln while a member of Congress, alry, arrestaKasaspicMMlB character wfc» finfebed. “And so yon think it le right and when, with that festive humor which waa prowling about the neighborhood, to be angry now F’ runs through bis discourse, be held tbe disarmed him, and was bringing him tain ■ “Yea," said little Milly, Impetuously. . camp between a couple of men, whan the •It Is quite right. I've forgiven him trv- following langusge; ^“By they way Mr. Speaker,.fio you fellow, watching his opportunity, put ea timn, tbik makea CsgAL* know that l am a military here I Yea, ‘But didn't yon know,* said Utfds sir, iu tbe.days of the Black Hawk war, (spurs to his horse, which sprang outfrom. Charley,'that there Is another vgroe where I fought, bled, and came awa v. Speak between bi* guards. and dismounting the Jesus tells Purer not only to forgive bis ir." - I Gm. CaMSuGarcex. reminds me of man that taM Ms Itoree. Tta villain nt olios drew a large revolver that Im bad brother »(ftn timri but until arovata £aus my .own. 1 was.uot xtStiUmsn'a defeat, kept secreted, and turning about, swovs stoeaP . but I was about as near It as Casa waa to be W«>n)d eboot, The Captait ho wnpld sboot, Tbe Captain rude up to 'Seveifty jimea seven !* crlad Milly, Hulls surrender; and like him, I saw tbe witlun trn or twelve paces, and pointed looking quite bewildered. ‘Oj.ni sorry place soon afterward. It is quite certain his revolver aA’ him. *Tta Captirfn dis bis revolver al* him. The Captain dis I ever begun. I shall have to give up that I did not break my sword, for! bad trying to please Gvd in that way.* . . ’ none to’brsak; but I beqt a musket pret- mounted, drew hie revolver, anti shouted to tta man t ‘ ” ' ' * ' ’ ‘ •I tape not,* said Unde Charley. . log to kill hi •Butyou dun*t know taw bard It ie to the frllow fir beep forgiving, sad'forgiving,’ wept Mil Deration; I bent the musket by accident. If Gen.'Casa went in advance of me in ' 'Yee, I think Ido,’ said Unde Charley, picking whortleberries, 1 gueea 1 surpaaamiling. 'And I shouldn’t wondef if tbe .led him In charges upon ibe wild onions. , disciplee knefe it, too,’ .asid ho, half to If he saw i»V »•« 6f bM«MC IndiM*. Jj liimself, ’when as soon as the command was more than 1 did, but I liad a good 'was given, they cried with one scoord, many bloody sirujirss VffF the movqui| “Lord intreaes TStfr TsHh.” Yea little .toes; and although I novar feinted frmn • Milly,* be couttancd al dud, St certainly Ions of blood,-1 cajr truly any J was often is hard, taf ws must aiwaya keep trying, verv’ hungry. and nos ooubt tbq times, oi’.ljsr; for i -Mr.Spider, Wisbo^evweo.vuiuda think “seventy times seven,” means that to doff whatever oor Democratic friends ws should s/woyir forgive.' cd willy, lu tinreell. *0'1 ean’t do it,’ sobbed Milly, torning _ Al eeuuul frank Waestdl very aggradetorminedly ' eway from poor Frank ‘ vsiug. ssttU taiilj taU grant tsiuptetiuo wbd stood In tbe doorway , the imhge of* lukusgwltar vsWae. Mu buries ad tar , despair. '' ‘ * ’ ’ • / । aiMoqAurtl aM >urt at, aiKi Ouua, wtorW •I’ll give you my new book of trends,' . aUw-wcMuplo tar ciara, tua Sere grow MHIy, and tave all my tnimay till' t orn eoMctiiy ioti|,a*0 MsUy, stuusWteg over buy another boa,' cried Frank ie dolefal ttatUf tail,'to her gnau founMiuauuir ata id , tonca. Bin Milly would Doe Ifuten. Ute SaugDUtf ui tta raisoui. Aiat trank ‘Vefy well.’tahi Unde'Chirlky, *wooMwws aumurry. Duwfuretkl bu tadp Ins advise you not to Uy “Our Father" for i t lure ttarng su tag 1 Ain irtud very h«rd ' 1 tokeep ttaui Uniter Uta dvsk, out there day or two? •Why Fsaid MftTv itFgrealsurprise. wanuniy ruunr there for taw. Ata was1 ‘Why. just stat* iasvvrytSd it would aewur^ ; mm piaHtaiAlidy tiaa *u forIm to hjure to prey—"And forgive uasnir gsse hire 'Atasrw were onu or twu other treapeaaaaas we forgive fmit wta baa gsswvaatae to mm nsursnug »m<m itartmt i trrapasaed against- ua.” ____ is; — Mill) Vttatota grew banting red. Bta to tbe sorrus ful Agave Id kUdMMtaasr lasr anaasritand Mavtoek.andhad w^ood; cry on aba hift pocket of kia brews roundGobd ■ hearted bicadctaig Frank baa �!OX4^S2TX>XXT>£ or THS VAR NEWh I! oir.a.r.f rsance^oj, nis oryr tbe Democrat party, who are at heart Ift-al, bat, who proposed from mistaken and presi over their lessenIur means ol notions of duty, to follow disloyal loaders, transoortaiion. The railroads throuahourSeBoulh are ra the last stages ef dito refiect upon lbs probable roerit of their actios upon the bepee of rebels in fopiaauoc, and the material for repairs fo arms. And wo have also endeavored to difffeull, almost impassible to be obtained. The destruction of tbe extensive iron ebow that the rocsat sclico of the Capworks on the Cumberland river, below resolutions sad platforms were directly calculated to give encouragement to rebcis,should that party succeed. We would never charge intended treason upon tha individual members of the Democratic party; but wo have claimed and atUl claim that tbe policy marked out by tbe leaders, was treasonable in the highest As a proof of the correctness of tbe position taken by the Uebublican press, relative to tbe position «f tbe Copper­ heads, and the effect which a triumph of their cause would have bad npoo the re­ bel lion, we quote a single paragraph from the Richmond Diepaitk, while mourning over tbe Copperhead defeat in Connecti­ cut, as followB: “ Lincoln baa suoceeded; Connecticut is lost, and with it foot the hapa of an early pmue, bated upon party atban at the North, uhich to many entertained." Tbee it will be seen that, according to ths evidence of tbo rebela themselgpe, had the Democracy succeeded in the late election the rebellion would havtf been encouraged to hold out and renew every effort in the hope of aid to be furnished by party action of the North. And ev­ ery man who voted the democratic ticket woeW be guilty of aiding the rebollioo, either intentionally or otherwise. &ould any one who to willing to devote a mo­ ment of lime to earnest careful' inquiry, salt in what way the rebels expected aid from a successful democratic party; wo would answer such jlaqulry by quoting again from tbo Richmond Di^taieh, as follows: , **Tbe importance of thia defeat of the Democracy cannot well be exaggerated, for, if the result had bjpi otherwise the northwest would have. risen, the peace party would have been organised on a permanent baais, the next meeting would have been followed by a summary abrei, gallon of tbo imperial powers bestowed upon Lincoln bo the abolition Congress just ended, and.a cessation ofhasiUitfea And now, loyal democrat, do you ask how ths rebels knew, or why they should expect any ansh aid; wa would point to tbo action of your leaders, after the re­ sult oftbe fell elections, in certain States, when they met Lord Lyons at tbe wharves in New York, owd laid before him their pleas, in tbe bope that British lust for power, ami lest for gold, would betray England into helping to aid the separation of Ameripol States. And, think you, that Rebel agents in England, were not swift to qonvey such tidings to their friend., allies, and constituenta in the rebel States 1 More than this, prom­ inent Democratic (Copperhead) politi­ cians found means to lay tbeir hopes end plans directly before the Rebel Govern­ ment at Richmond. And now, we wouM ask you, loyal democrat, and all others who may desire to sid is embarrassing tbe Goverameot, to took well before you leap, last you should ba made tbe unwit­ ting tools of traitors end tteasoo-sympathbera, wbooould never accomplish their evil derigns bat by ypur aid or yoar ac- CT Tbe special eleetion ef Mayor if tbe city of Marshall,'to take Um place of tbe late Judge Pratt, was held on Mooday. Chas. Cameron, Democrat, was chosen by 53 majority over 8. 8. Laasy, tbe Republican candidate.. The Det»erstie lorn in owe month was 77 votes. iMeoXTAST JcDKUAL BxClStOXS.—Two decisions have recently been made bv tbe State Courts of Pennsylvania, wbicb are of tbe utmost importamo la ths Fed­ eral Government. In the eno caie deser­ tion was pronouuccd by the learned judge to be felony at common few,and the officer who shot Um deserter while attempting to escape was acquitted by a jury of Berks county—a county in which tba en­ emies of tbe Republic Lava exhibited un­ exampled violncce acd bitterness, lo tbe other, »Wre the Indemnity bill was bro’t In tone tofore the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Justice Strong presiding, the ooestitntlonality of that great meas­ ure was derided bi an able and elaborate Jjfiulon. So that deserters from tbo army are branded as felons, and the Govern merit Is-freed from liability fbr arresting stuported traitors. . • occupy Twsoombia. An' attack waa made «n that pfeoe last Thursday. After a stout resistance, tbo rebels were driven out f ■ ■ Chttago, April 22.—Bpeotot to Cairo, by wav of Memphis, have news of tbe capture of Tuscumbia. It was held by the rebel Col. Chalmers, whose forces have been very troublesome lately lb tbe vtoiwity oftbe TeniManeo river. Last Tbura^ay Gen. Dodge attacked him, and a severe engagement ensued, Cbalmera stoutly contesting tbe ground. Ho was. however, compelled to give way, and fell back. The Federal loos Is staled at 100. Tbe rebel l«se is not given. Gen. Dodge is now in poeaassinn of Tuscumbia, and tbe rebel communication by that route is cut off. .... Wa. ■■■ sjirjs ingtb.ro were-these corps across the Rapidan. marching straight on th. rear of Fredericksburg, by the way of Chanccll<rrvni«4 vfllsge 12 miles distant from that city, and three more st Bunks’ Ford, with the toad to tbe United States Ford open, and communication established with the advancing columns—all six in position to move directly upon tbe rebel line of communication. and theltfa corps still, With a formidable dispi^ of force, tbrratening to crcms below and uaail tbo other flank of the enemy. U may well ba believed that Lee evacuated Frederieksburg precipitately, and frll back to­ wards Richmond. ' Telegrams to that effect were yesterday, but ware based upon tl>e presumed necessity of tbe re­ treat. prrhsp*, u much as upon eny di red information. If it is Dot true, to much tbe worse for Lee. He had no al ternstive but lo msreb out of Freder­ icksburg or tn fight with-the certainly that bis whole army, if defeated, will be destroyed or captured. Btonemao. with bis eavairy corps, is in the rear of any poeition to which Lee can poeeibly have fallen back, and we ohall probably next brer that both the Virginia Central and Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroads are severed. In that case Lee muat fight with what forces be already baa, for no reinforcements can reach bint before Hooker falls on bls isolated forces. “We regard a groat little as not merely inevitable Lot imminent; perhaps already fought Tbe groundlessness >4 tbe rumors wfairh filled tbe city yester day. may be judged from tbe feet that no telegrams and no communications of any kina, except official, are suffered lo pass outside the Hn«e to the North. Tbooe which allege that a battle was fought bolow Fredericksburg, are manifestly ex­ aggerations of skirmishes, which occurred when the troops ware first thrown over an Wednesday morning, and circulated In ignorance of the facts that tbs whois of that movement was a feint. • New York. April 2O.*-Tbe steamer Empire City, from New Orleans 20th. ria Key W est 24 th, arrived this forenoon. Capt. Baxter reports that Gen. Banks had taken possession ef the Opelousas Railroad, and opened cmiinunicsta-n with Admiral Farragut above Port Hud­ son. Banks had situ captured • large number of prisoners, and a forge amount iff stereo, cotton, ammunition, dtc. About &00 rebel prisoners were arriv­ t “Agato,"the Washingtog of the ingdaily at New Orleans. Tbe Evening Pott thinks tbe nsrfe re­ Cincinnati Gaittie. nja that Cora. Wor­ den declares that tbe monitors foiled' in ceived that Gen. Banks baa taken posses tbe attack on Charleston limply forwuX sion of a large amount of rebel property,' they were not equal to tbe talk they had indicates that a part of our forces have undertaken. Scarcely a single command­ reached Alexander, La., where the rebels New York. Msy 4th.-The Timet er went Into the Charlretoo fight with had forge quantities of •tores sad boats. ■ corrrapondcnt, dating on tbe field, near any other belief than that ti was a pre-, It to not impossible but that they have i Ohancelforvlll, 10 P. M., May lai, states dretlned, foreordained failure, because llm all been captured. that the 2d array corps took position tbe means were not equal to tbe task they - night previous on tbo left, and tbo 3d were expected to accomplish, and because, “ corps reached to the front about n«x>n.— in sborv 11* expectations of the public The politico then <’>cctipied is thus de­ concerning tbe power ot tbe monitors St. Louie, April 29.— Tbe correspon­ scribed : *Wi bold tbe GnrA«aville were unreasonable.and unwarranted. dent of the Democrat, with Gen. Van D" road securely, a country road leading to ver’rcomntend, »aye that at about 10 Spottytvanta C. !!., and another road A Rxaxt Cuxnmacx Max.—Marma- o'clock Sunday night, a rebel regiment four miles In tbe rear of that. Tbe ene­ duke, who has been eo handsomely whip­ under Qt>l. Newton, forming lbs advance my's flank Is thus dangerously exposed, ped at Cape Girrardeau. Ma, is a regular go red of Marmaduke’s amij, whieh was and if they fight it rnvst be in tbs open confidence General. He signed bis de­ then retreating from Cape Girardeau. was ANd. mand upon McNeil to surrender. •‘Major' surprised three tn I Im weal of Jackson, “About noon a movement was made General Price," to give the character of while cooking, supplies and' loitering to bring mil the enemy and compel him Two small to develop bis strength. Our men enter­ a grand enterprise tp his raid, and under­ around their samp fires. took to so dispose h'.s men as to make it howilxers loaded with muakut balls, and ed the field with much enthusiasm, only appear that tbe 3.000 were 23.000. The hauled by band within 30 yards of them, one regiment ofcavalry at once charging result was his lines were exposed to a were simultaneously discargod, killing on the rebel Ifrfbntry, the latter driving flank movement, and after McNeil had and wounding a large number. oura back repeatedly,, whan a email foroo At tbo same lime the 1st Regular Cav­ of infantry, support*1 by eaval ft. sue whipped him al Cape Girardean. Vanda ver fell from Ironton upon hit retreating alry charged them, nnd not a man of tbe ceeded in checking th_ rebels. O»e di rear, and overwhelmed it with confusion. entire regiment, it Is supposed, escaped. vtoion under Sykes, andthe ___ rebel _____division All who were not killed were taken pris­ under Anderwm then became engaged. far W. W. Murphy, of thia State, oners, and al) their horses, camp equip; Our troops drove the rebels from two 5e. and several thousand dollars. Wurth Consul al Frank fort-nnths-Mahie, writes ridges parallel with tbe Rappahannock, stolen plunder were captured. that the firm of M. A. VooBmhschlld & training a mile and fifty prieonera. when Early the next morning Gen. Van Hooker ordered them to retire, not wish­ Son are opposed to slavery and hi favor of the Union. A converted Jew, Erlang Dever advanced, and «aV the main body ing to bring on a general engagement. of the enemy in full retreat. Jle imme ­ ger, has taken the rebel loan of £3,000,­ The rebels mistook our retirement for a 000, and lives in that city; the Baron diately followed them, keeping up a con check and fidlowed rapidly. On the top Rothschild Informed him that alt Ger­ stant artillery fire in their rear. Al two of tbe first ridge the rebels baited a em­ o’clock P. M.. Gen. McNiel joined Gau. many condemned this act of lending mon­ inent, -a . ,ui. me down on ey to cstabHsb a slavebolding Govern­ VauDever.and tbe combined forces con­ the douhhsqmek. but were met by Sykee’ ment, and that so great waa public opin’ tinued tbe pursuit of the rebels. Firing division, who poured in a terrible fire of ion against It, that Erlanger de Co. dare was beard all tbo afternoon, and it ia artillery at short range. Tbe contest scarcely possible the rebels can have es lasted three quarters of an bhur. and ex not offer It on the Frankfort Bourne. caped with their booty. tended across the roads. There were twenty-two of our guns whieh shelled the woods effiratually, and the rebels igno­ t. San Fran risen, April 30.—Tbe German miniously retreated. ' Democrat, in this eity, publishes a letter New York. Mas 4. 830 A. M —Tbe . dated •• Sixty milesBouth East of Acspul, co, Mexico, April Iftsh." Tbe French, Tribune has just issued nn extra as fol­ lows: _ . , after fighting and suffer I ng great slaughter rooms for tbo Gatetie office ; a cabinet '• Onr news by mail from the Rapps ' retained tbeir position in a portion of Pu furniture warehouse ; a large first class hsnnock is up tn Sunday morning. Al store; and additions and dwelling housea, ebls. On tbe 7lh. the Maxiesna repulsed that Urao our left wing was In posseoMon teo numerous to mention. No place in। them with still greater slaughter, driving of Fredericksburg, and of tbe first lino of our State to more thriving than louis, the, them at tbo point of tbs bayonet beyond redoubts «n tbe bill behind it, and was business centre for the flourishing county the outposts of the city. Tbo French feeling Its way to th« rerosd line. Tbe then returned to Cholula, seven miles of that name. from Puebla, and were fortifying the river was crossed and rtdmibts carried place. There is no means of knowing ‘ whether this newa comcs from a reliable life. The rebels had marched sway in source. The Democrat seems to credit it. the direction of Chancel),oil to. to aUaek «ur right wing there posted, leaving *t first ten thmiannd, but subsequent^ not more than firn Iomm thouaand to their 4«lcb> Fin -With thia mI -commence tbe eighth volume oil eur. fevora. We would also, at C remind the larger portion of our I era tUt tbeir paid subscriptions ■with oar last dumber; and to a regret to add, that yours eapi^ New Advertisements. ’01 PKJTTT16. ExCBtxa.-1be difficulty of f sufficient help, In' our office has itlmpoeeible tn give our usual DB. X. P. DRAKE. PRACTICAL DENTIST, of reading matter tiris week. •Conors Rais Imm, for a few d succeeded a' very d ry and dusty Tbe rain waa much needec. ... Us> msd- <J King's * ■ •taofalar Svre’linga, Tnmort. Err> ttaa. Fuupto*-. /lotahea ud Sena. Ere. ai pales Bern af St Aathoeys Fire halt Rhrus. Scald Bead. Conefav freaa te- waived. This magazine takes the I ifurnUhiag fashion plates for the I No one who taken “Godey," ned any fears of bring behind the t Addrera L. A. Gedey,«M CheetJ PhitoMphis. MIRROR OF FASmORB, (ot’AsraniY jovaatL »u «**« mosdo.) Cireateikos4Qj3f U<tStrt in lie vote . fot namber »»uun. Urge .nd »a.biun I ■Rxvsiu or Btnun.—The rirculal -the system is not unlike tba flow I ■era to the sea, which move at I until dogged or obstructed. Bil •drift wood ar alluvial deposUdatrl up,-then comes tbe tearing Jerri -that follows tbe obstructfou of >1 which cannot be stayed. So the I circulate* insensibly through the I until it becomes dogged by dlscas | buret out the doers, sores and di I which foltow that condition. 1 AyerVSartaparillaand purify y ou I to save yourself from tbo floods, 11 and deluge* which sweep unnurl multitudes out upon that sborek which swallows all «nankind.*^£t ^Fd.) Hryit^r. • I MORTGAGE SALE. iwts»®sas!’JiadS5S' CHERRY PECTORAL. Tbo World's Grant Remedy ft).' Goughs. Cold*, Ineipfer.t "onsumption, aud fbr thr rbiftr* of Ooe*umotiw.v |»AltM.t i in adTBscvd atagim snNDAiai IT'' 1 SCALES James S. Rollint, the Mtonowri CoaavsaamAn. fiirmarly n rabid Democrat has given in hie Mtheoton Io th* Eowadpetiuu cauae, and doctoms' his belief chat Ute bm thing Mbsosri nan do to is S*pt As a guarantee of tbe fell I papef we simply refer to tbo pi thanking onr friends fi»r tbeir J Dean. Fields, and other Dem i leaders in tbe New Yoik Aeeerablj have bad so much to J------ ' and corruption in eonnreliun will •Speukerebip, voted and spoke fit the 4th iueL, to take mraoures for IMta, railroad communication froq «neo to some point either <m lhe -| ’Trunk or Detroit and Milwaukee | A Comtaittre, eboeen to confer will I Companiea, will report nt the next । �1803. BATTLE CREEK ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN B A. L. SKINNER or bar ooom >ua> *« »«• r« a>b » ciiEatly redcced prices i W« have added to our Block of DRY GOODB A large aaBortmemt of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, < at prk X lite - Hi in s£ ii? mil ai. ’Hiiifji iju �vol. vm <E|r Ssitinjs^anr •w PDBLWHEU KVXfcT WEDMjl UT UASTUioa, aaaar coosty, *1 OJhtin-Jht^ S^'omtxAo A, Only •!. . If'u Uri-J <w«t Oss square, of l*o 11 Baa, or loss. M I 'ths Aral.aud tJenufcr each aubaequol lieu. A libvraldiaoooat to yearly sdror| JoSaaB Oar« mating. I XU Un*f qf Jbri. CkrJ, U,nJUU, Qml acnycc^UHci ,WB1 .pWWJWiy^t. XU..M.U- .< rWana-iSW Hum. Emtom ;-1 tuva been tempt­ ed for a month ar Wo past l» mill your Attaation to tbe subject fa flux culture, which seems to me at this time to beef Fpecial importance. Tbe quotations to^Jey nf Caloolta Lie. eeed,«eeM 97 to M per bmhri W M pounds, which would bring American flax seed M about S 80 par bushel of about M peemk «the usual proportion of prices. Has is quota* at » to 90 eente per pound by the varioes holders of lhal grown in this county. ‘ 1 notice that tba various grade* of wheal as quoted al • 1 t» to fl 1 96 put bushel, sad from ril reports 1 have seen, it is fair to count the ump of flaxseed al about two third। th* of wheal per bushel on lands suited to it. Fay ten busbels of flaxseed to fifteen bushels wheat, would 2 ' IM. Ww Cpna SMWm'aMr -be” t , ril ri U» SCBSttUlJK FOR THE BARNER! “'W°<X rorftuB T>* 7/^ ’ T>< "SUAmmWI* . ^>xbwMKeV. 'Bfttta.m, arc. tW V-oor vaav.’* VnuX ■Or. UcAmm.V» PAIEWT MEDICIMS in favor of flaseeed ot 96 16 per are, ba .idee ibsdUferuneebetween tbsflaxstraw Jtou Gsovs-Wm. C- Lstbma. Marita B. and tbe wheat straw, which is more than PMP. Hsary Msltsry. enoegh to cover all the extra expense of *yxax*-T. Phillipa, John Gosa. Buh.rd B.seed, cultivation and securing the crop.— Where there arc good Arilitisa fur draw ring tbe lint, an average crup at pjeecnt A Suus, ve-ff. & logsrsna. K. P. Maraam, £. prices, say «bO pounds per acre, would \i««. SrutMus-O. V. Bstm, fcotby Mila^ add largely to the profit h sema to me toe truest kind of patri­ otism in tbe prunenlbourof our country’s trial, to take unsparing peins to devek ops every material rouu’fa possible, and being from my occupation, somewhat conversant with the use of this product, BT DR. BADWATS 1 have ventured to call aUeetioo to it la liAOu aiillftoti- «ir*«7to, manner.—.-1. £ Poiccrt, in Country riusr RADWA'Y’B BBNOVAT1NG RESOLVENT . ,■ iVHWUlkVisitor* rM“***D . H » a -M W». M. 'Am. Ada «umC. BoW. o*AC<wn$aA.< -J: ■ aaelaa, the iavrotlaaUoa oflltleo to 1 Farvclaiwva of innrtgoxn. Ac. Will bv b to st lewd lo alt call* is th* Hm sf tbvir proCr and bnaiosat. O#t» in the Court ilouie, Bcatisira. Mich | fer. %<*•*?» Z fttomaufts.’B.iXto’e* j^u ?ac suBscBUja^ ft* aMnep.! GRfHERIF^ LUn-'wM jLt., »■-<- 1 . w. '■' fttovAaeYv 'SiXtor* Ot.UUMrW* JjlSrABUSHED 1W. . • rETER .LOIULLAUP. . • ?; -/ AnwWen4trriheMn,yorinfbrtT»r»r lhal <M be produapd. Thia M’mp h hlgMy SM ♦ai»atai,»awMa<>y gewsrfct, tea taaayaaaMa biWWuAdl «■! It la entirely iqplBli. sad tba «mM aityHrtwarfidna) ptspurattAStefe^ WssM swlMkewMswUea s* Urrists ta. ths artistis vu.. TO THE PUBLIC. DR. RADWAY ‘ 'j •> BA* MBCOTKJLEB A CLEAX8IKG BYBUP, AMD lAUAW/? 4K»i 23<!$O LOCAL NEWS. DRY GOODS! etA . iSvSEKrjSu-: Vartkoltr' stleatl*s p»M l« ite eolUOlSO I XlaiaM awl •»•«<» prompt.’ rv«n«U»<t ] OBrr* with W. W. Bslph Eaq., Middle’ I Bin^OMinty. MichifX". ! X. B. For ll<* wsmlwi of Attorney* • I •<hsi I wilt to in slUndorr* st tbo <'« 'I CoaatyjCIrrk in tbr Ceart Host* at llmla i KM1FFEN A BORROWS. RUMOURS >Wl THR. HAMNERI The earlier in life toe edueatiee of an/ animal a>mmoDeea. lbs easier will be ita training and too mm-e eurta'mly wilt Hs babita be fixed. Horuea leani most of their vices Wore they are three years •Id. sad in a large number of inctaneoe, tbs work of “brook .eg„ thorn doos not commence till tbe second or third year. Berfn when tbe colt is one month old. Pul on him a leuaer or web halter, with- f out tbe MUhing strap. Let it rmrnta there and you will hwre cnotrri over him when ynu tafofl Mhwwtilu Mbu Haw a itjf1.'J_t. -ii. |. «. .. Whole households are sometimes made sick by tba effluvium from a foul cellar. Every Spring and Bummer not a Aw suffer from this cause. If there is no outside door to the cellar decaying mat­ ter io it is almost sure to breed sickness in the bouse. Early in tbe spring, you should sort out your potatoes, turnips, and whatever you keep fee a time, and mre&Uy risen up and carry away all animal and veg­ etable matters, that are likely to decay. After thia te duos it would bo wall to sprinkle all over the eellar, quick liae. Scatter chloride ef lime abort ths ret holes, if those pests trouble you. A half a dime will boy enough al the drvggfete for this purpose. It will be good for tbe cellar if there are no ratov If families wwold take paint to remove all such causes of sickness from tbs prem­ ises, and obey all toe lawn of bsaMt, there I. MMMa. <t> A*i.hMn tv* Sastingj’ Businrss fliri zivef ob^ta^i zun ptaw x .»a atto^ufe' roif. jMiissii r TTOBXBVS and COfSHKl.LOKS AT I.a| . IMietiar. in Chanerry. Tai and lautrasl rata Busin*.a attended W with prue.pto. adslity. thee, (turd.ck Slrvrl, opposite th* 1’p.tvB j Stack* 6f STAMIMS A ELLIS. »A0Hnura.( ,of Ga«dy.sr'. Bardearv stars. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-05-13.pdf c03b2ec022d233ead4099da8aa5e9991 PDF Text Text SI OO vol <t|t vm I3ST ADVANCE- HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1863. $utiqi3mtr, c. g. Holbrook, IS PUBLISHED EVBfcY WED5KSDAT SrlntA Jottrj. DH. BADWAT8 FILLS. LDTKXTiann. BADWATM PILLS *)j5tinqs’ business fiirertonj. boaklng only sons caUa dints ) ... .. . .. AS ALTERATIVES =«- SJisttUaRj. SPAULDING, Unor to qalaiaa. the entire eritew "Borne time ago," said Mr. Peabody, the banker, to tbe writer of the following anecdote. “ business ufimptirtance requir­ ed my speedy presence at the Prussian capital. Our boua bad not long before been established, and sa the Pmsaiqp government wanted money, I thought it expedient to see their Minister'myself w ithout delay. The journey was noniewbat dangerous, as tbe of Germany had become rather precarious. Tbe French bad again been >•> polite as to pay us, unasked, a visit, and were not likely to lock vith a very kind eye on a banker who was haarening tn the seat of govern ment to lend money. However, I was young, undaunted, not of a happy flpw of spirits, and cared neither fur Napoleon nor any of bis adherents, and so I bid ROBERTS A STRIKER cently from behind the chair of bis mas­ ter, “to make himself ready, to place some wine and a dozen phesants in our UWEEZEl * ALLER. cwt. Psrticular nicotian pud to Can nr, the inrrntisatloa •fillies to L----- which kept me awake for the greater part of the night ■ Tbe next morning I began the round of my visile. . I found the finance Minister exceedingly tough. When I returned home tbe landlord informed ms that a for not repairing tho roads. Both gen royal page bad been at tbe hotel sum­ liemen were extremely attentive, but moning the banker Peabody to the castle. still more reserved. 1 had now tried Well, thought I, nothing can.be worwo every means to bring them Into con ver- than hanging, and throwing myself into ■atlon. Ac last I spoke of my fare, and a hackney coach, J rolled toward tbe resi­ of tbe miserable dinners provided for dence of tbe King. The appointed boar travelers. They smiled. waa fire. I was conducted through • Wbatdo y mi'think sirF said I, ad­ dressing the young tgan, “ I have dined upon 1’ A pheasant I knew be never young traveling companion seated,«n im would gueas. ottoman. On his right side was S.beau“Ido not know, air.” liful lady ; two boys and aa man^ girls - Well, gvess then," said I. were playing in the chamber. The young man looked significantly, A King, thought I, who can enjoy do­ and entering into my humnr, returned: me*tic iMppiness, cannot be a tyrant, srd “I do noc know, Indeed;. perhaps a I stepped resolutely forward. shoulder of mutton F "This, dear Louise,” said hia Majesty, My hand fell involuntarily on bis knee. " « the banker, who so agreeably enter“ Higher," said I. lainek me yesterday.” “Well, then, perhaps you have dined “llanker Peabody," said the lovely Qiieen, " we hope you will take a better on a goose F “ Higher,” replied I placing my hand opinion of our country, borne with you.” a second Ums on his knee. She stretched out Mr hand and I was “Thon it waa a chicken," said be. permitted to kiss it “ Blgbof," replied 1, accompanying my Nor waa thia all. I had to tell my word with a third slap. whole adventure over. - I, however, omit “You hare not, surely, dined on turk­ ed the slapping on tho knee. In short I ey is sp poor a country." •pent the moot agreeable hour In my life. “Higher, sir,” returned 1, striking him The following day 1 concluded my money for the fourth time, oo his knee. business. The royal condscension had “ Well, tberiy it must have been a rather too much captlyated tbe otherwise pheasanL” cool banker. I entered somewhat deeply “ You have hit it, sir ; a pheasant bco’t into Prussian money matters— so deeply, from Frankfort; and jjfyou will du me that-hia royal Majesty, twelve months tbe honor of being my guest at the Brad afterward, had well nigh ruined me. 1 enburg hotel, you shall dine off pheasants, do not know whether 1 would not forgiv­ too.” en him for tbe sake of this hour. How­ Neither promised to come, but both ever, Frederic William has since honestly smiled. . paid me bojh debt and interest. . After this dialogue we rode several miles without speaking a single word, when tbe young man, In quite a friendly tone, said: Mr. Daatwick, Third Assistant Engin­ “ Now, sir, to ask you a question, whom eer of the war steamer Monongahela, as­ do vou think you ride with t" sure the New Orleans Ara, that as they This question was put in the usual were aground under the Port Hudson brisk tone of a Prusian officer. I looked batteries on the 14th ultimo, the boatstdlenneas. especially in young i thinking lhatjpy subjects were disagreeably I changed them to a present lor Ute Prussian Finance Min­ ister. 1 felt highly delighted when I ar- my age, but much taller. Ills dress was a plain surtout, and his head was covered kWlth a woolen cap, strongly set in leather with a narrow gold brim. He had a good deal of tbe military cast “ WeJIsaid 1, " 1 think 1 have the which arc rarely to bejntft with In Sax­ ony^ Ills a wretched country, and their pleasure of being in company with a railwtfia isstaKopiuparud ti, which our vin­ itary gentleman—a captain 1” added I aakinkty. egar is nectar. I had tra|.el<*d three days I. A. !IOI.BR< “ Higher," said tbe young man, strik­ nud4banged hordes fifteen times. My i V .ndCinnrt.ri lM>'.tlihg establishment aa» nearly out ing’me in turn on tbe knee. The old gentleman now began to laugh. ■WWHM ...... a—M when 1 found myself on> tbe borders of “ A Major, then,” said I. Prussia, a vast desert of sand, where AVOID SALINE PUIIGATIVEK " Higher," repealed he, slapping me a nothing grows but the hungry pine and lIYfllCf AX and fiargyon. Boasall second time. curly-hcaded children ; y et still they atore. State ajrvat.___ ______ He anderstands a joke, thought I. might put better dinners before respects “ So young, and already a Colonel F ItOBllHTS. “ Higher,,’said he, again, with a fourth Y«iu may judge, sir, uf my situation, by slap. " He'is getting impudent,” tbnught .I. tbe fact that I was obliged t>i attpek toe 1 looked confounded at bls assurance. cheat which Contained the intended pres “ Then I have the honor to bo in com­ ent fur tbe Prussian Minister, and to pur­ loin tine uf the pheasants. 1 ordered An- pany with a General,” eaid I, with a sar­ castic Incredulity. , tbuny loxtMik it; it wm excellent, and so “ Higher,” he still replied, with anoth­ was my last bottle of Rhenish. My ap­ er also. petite being sutisGed, I irniunlad ruy poetThis, I thought, Is the most impudent cliaieo again, sud proceeded on my jour­ fellow I ever mot with, and giving venlio ney. Our wbeel* plowed through tbe my impatience, said; ; pares Is dsslrsd, take from four to six. PRICE wave* of sand aa deeply aa a throe decker “Then you are e Field Marshal F XS CTfL par Hoi, contalnins TMrt'PilU. ' SOLD through tec billows of tbe ms.” Wc were by this time before the Bra­ BY ROBERTS A STRIKER, Hastings, sad by (Our banker bad made the tour across den burg gate. with VT. W. Ralph E*f., MUdlerille I was fully persuaded the channel in the Calais packet, and be that 1 wus treated u a dupe by my com­ m i wh a loved to speak <if tbe sea.) panions. Tbe young man's “ higher," My ,r patience at length became exbaustthe Coart Honwet Uastinp". T"T"----------------------------------T’ iiad »° wnfounded me that 1 wa* thunder ■d. W4 b..., w^r, ,,t k^knw .1 lb, .tnldl fa, di. ad. K,,hn. I Ml ate.r. Slartlr JjEW HARNESS SHOP. KNAPPEM A BY I ROWS. la-wad • MmU..bal ...ka«l •«.- n,„|iitadE nd offian a«l addin, tabTbe attention of the public is invited I ada.oral u> loo* aaad. tail f„„ tU f”.1. "I “H?,h<“ .«•;tb.drem. ..r. baU»,; U» urn. UM.Ukand. M, .er. m .wmba-rfarrtada paad I. A. GOODYEAR, “S > ’"* o,. . Io DAK1BE COOK. New Harnesses, Hollar be Uatersold. Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ sively Used. N. SHELDON [^n!4] !^ffl£%£lSS.TXr» B. A. GOODYEAR. GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! 10,000Agents wanted! from Five to Ten Dollar. per day. C. FEINPLE, n&Uwmn ATMwiS'c UBT, nuu on icuirtu iiie iiuiu greeable situation. Now, air, you may believe mu, this waa no juke. There 1 waa, fifteen miles from Berlin, and two from the next village, with a portfolio cwntaining several hundred .thousand dob lars in papers, and no conveyance. Prew NO. 2 tho crowd, thronging froth every side, I looked for the royal personage to whom all these honors were paid. Our carriage whirled fast toward the Bradenborg hotel. “Where do you wish to stopl" said the young gentleman. • “ At tbe Bradcnburg hotel, If you please F was my snswer. ‘ •1 "There It is. Be said. I leaped from the carriage, took my portfolio, and bowing, requested tbe "You shall sec ba," said the younger, behind. My resolution was and off they went Tbe landlord and waiters of the hotel 1 rushed towards mo as I entered the gate, bowing to the ground. Tho former sd-. dressed me by toe title of Highness. “ My name," said I, ” Is Peabody— banker. Do you know the gentleman with whom J arrived!” •*Gentleman!" repeated toe landlord, significantly; “ It was toe King.” A good juke," eaid I; " toe. young Certainly," mid toe youngest, fellow was near tolling mo so himself.-’ Bker," said toe use other terms - April SOth, 1863. j EntTOtt OT tub Bamwbb—Dtar. Sir: Having a Huie leisure time I thought I would write a fow lines for the Hastings paper. Our regiment la now in Dixie, formerly being atationed al.Catnp Douglaa. We are two and a half miles - east of Lexington, Ky., In a very pleasant and plenty of hard crackers to cat. .Tbe, farmers are planting corn principally, but there is some cirn three inches high in gardens. Peach trees are in full bloom, and things look very much like summer. There Isa large plantation near on which there are 43 slaves that work on it. Their hours ars from sun rise until 6| o'clock in the evening, then they have from that time until ten to go to town or where tbsy have a mind to. At ten there is a ball rung fur them U» their master, if they are caught oUT after that time, they have to pay two dollars, or else lake a flogging of three hundred lashes, they being tied to a Iren of rebels nearer than forty miles of us, but wc don't know what day we fill ba called on to attack them. .Our army has a force of 1000 hero and about Lexington. Henry Clay is buried here In Lexing­ ton and has a monument erected 142 feet high. Tho following words are engraved on bis coffin : the Declaration, dull I have not been In­ fluenced by any Impure purpose nor per- have had a sole and single eye and a warm devoted heart erected afrd dictated to what in my best judgement,'I believe to be tie true interest of my country.” These words were taken from the cof howitzers ua tbe starboard bow .discovered a craft resembling a ram nr iron-clad, not fin in which he lays. The Hastings boys more than fifty feet ahead, lie at once are ell well. Co. D 65th Illinois Volunteers, Camp Dearborn, Lexington, Ky. the gunners were ordered to train their pieces on the object as soon as it came in range. Our Informant went to one of tbd portholes, from which ho says be could see her plainly. As tho ram, or .......... South. The steamer Erieeaon leaves this port to-day for the South with a beav’y ecargo were discharged at point blank range, nearly simultaneously. Mr. Eastwick could distinctly iron shot crush-1 --------------------, bear ,-------tbe ,---------------------------ing in tbe sides oftbe unknown, and pres-1 ectly a cry arose from a great number ofpeople on tbe dlsablMfcboat—“Wc are i sinking; send us boats." But the Jfo ! designed to bontaebed to the bows of tbe iron clads for tbe destruction of tor­ pedoesand the removal of piles and other obstructions. Ou her last trip the Er­ icsson took one of these machines to Admiral Dupont, and left it safely in Port Royal harbor. Thus the Monitor fleet with full boad of session of a now “devil." instead of the old which fell into the bands of the rebels in Charleston harbor. ’ The general form of the machine Is like tlrat of a raft, and -bars extending lief that it waa the ram IFeM. coming from it reach two to four feet below ths down with tho intention of boarding some keel of tire vessel, to which it is attached. one of Admiral Farragut's fleet. This These will, o( course, strike any torpe­ statement of Mr. E. is corroborated by does that are carried by the devils, with one of our prisoners, who .was a captive which they perform their work. The st Port Hudson at tbe time of the bom­ length oftbe machine is about fifty feet. bardment. Another oireumstanco which —A’. 1'. A'reniny Port. goes to strengthen this supposition, is the fact thatwe have not heard anything of Tbe men of money in our large citicw the rebel gunboat WriA, since tbe 14th. are very anxious just now to know what If shall turn out that it' was tbe WrM, in to be the effect of the spring campaign ar.d that she was sunk, the honor belongs upon tbe tbe money market. There ia a to the Moiutngahtla of having accomplish­ feverishness upon this subject that Is nt A ed a most desirable object—disposing of natural or healthy. “If Charleston is isof a very formidable ram, with one broad taken,” says.a financier, “gold will go •team, and a kiting towards 200." Everything that occurs is measured by its effect in the money markets. This condition'of things reminds mi of an occurrence at Willard’s A Nplritctl Photograph. “Ono who has lived in -Georgia and Booth Carolina" writes to tbe London Zhruy Aeaw to say that those State* will probably refuse to pull together iu the long run, for tbe reason that Georgia possesses an indnetrial commauity who are by nature boncel, while South Caro­ lina. “wm sallied by poor nubility, decay­ ed aristocracy, discontent Canadian*.ont- and was parading it in a vary beautiful style, adding to die stat emeu I of fact the opinion that “it wOnld send np gold ten per cent." A bystander was a little vsxYd at this cool money calculation based upon a disaster to the Union cause, sod he exclaimed : •'Well, my friend, suppose judgemtot-day were to come to morrom. bwiHul by an infuafon of blood from the n athletic and industrious rare knuwr history as Ute descendants of Ham.” Tbe writer after iayiiigon colors, fills his can vass thus : ‘South ■ ; 1 j Montgomury.reeendy editor of the Viefcaburg WAig, tells a rood story of the landlord Ufa hotel al Holly Springs, Miea. It waa a large,,fashionable hotel, and the landlord waa a pompous man, with a yet the articles in a rhyming «V t jam ; -Id I. and «ft, «k.r Camf Djuaaosx, Lcxutoros, Kt, 1 twsr part debt of i Jiax, brought on tiroly dm ta f sod afterward - �J»ral an! SJUall habthgb bamhl I witata a few mite. V«4iw4ay ifl of this war'If are arc oflflv frtsetoworse! v« Tribune't aid to the teachings « --------------------------- .1 ot the Union who bora defameC England and bar Institutions, vWI * rough experience, in the land of Dixie. ■IffMCBB Ceatral Kai liewd to day.will "pro** .. J \ -1.. Zi.— ■bused and denounced tbe government Stars and Stripes again float supreme. tuay yel t Assmtzd.—The great leader of the Tbe mon at the North who bowl alwra1 bnt the result cant numerous, exciting, and uncertain to per­ nf one of Ibs patrioU Copperheads, Valtanfilgfaam, has been the govemmeut, and attempt to emtar- adopt r the - sentiment mit of an intelligent recapitulation of the songs of Hungary, arrested at Dayton, Ohio, on the fish rataitln its rearfiil rtroggle with the j2E& “Bo to your country unceasingly troa?* inxt and taken to Cincinnati, for treason- traitorous foe, find no favor or sympathy telegraph that Richmond baa been taken Vary truly, youra. I— with Lieut. W,, and the noble aontimente by our forces, operating from Yorktown order of Gen. Burnside, a Democratic,— of union that he expresaea are worthy of or Fortrees Monroe, and that Vick aba rg not a Copperhead—General.I An attempt Free* tbe Sixth Cavalry. being placed oh record : has been captured by Gen. Grant with was made to rescue him, but it failed. • N. BxtLzr, Hs*»ou*aTBM, FaxbsaxC. IL, I 10.000 prisoners. Tbcva dispatches do • Va.. Moy 5th, 1868. f Of course, VaDandigham will be repre NaanriLU, Tzxx., April 29.'63. not came from official sources, and thair Dssa Enrros :—I woe upon the Chan­ aented aa a martyr, and will probably Fa«xn Batur—Did it ever occur to truth or falsity cannot be known at this take the place of McClelIon aa tho can­ yon how lonely nad monotonous must be tilly battle ground yesterdsy, and it be­ place until nearly tho hour of putting didate of the Copperheads for tbe next a soldier’s life, especially wbvn “plying ing my first, yuo can imagine some of Presidency. Poor Vai. What a pity his vocation” in an enemies country. 1 nows must bo consulted on this point— tlunk if the folks at borne oould know bow It is that a man cannot have tho privilege tbe gallant Kearney and Reins fell, cans eagerly we look for letters and papers There are many reaaons for believing of being a traitor in this free country. He trim your northern region, they could lug vacancies In tbe offioiahranka scarcely the reported capture of Richmond true, defied Burnside’s Orders and counselled n^t be very sparing of their ink and pa- filled. Tbe Isaden missiles ofdsath yet and there are some which would tc<d to resistance to them, and got into limbo. pbr, nor could they have spent Uimr time lying upon tbe ground, tho scare upon prove its falsity. ia vain, could they aee the magic effect every tree in the vicinity,’ths little earth His brother K. G. Cs. were notao strong Al tbe time of going to press, lost Zu a soldier of a letter from home. I as be supposed, .or cjse more cowardiv, mounds all over tbe field from which pro­ have looked for news in the daily papers week,everything appeared lobe going on (Copperheads are always cowards) than until I am in perfect despair. The tele trude the bones and clothes of the- un­ swimmingly, with Gen. Hooker's army. be expected, and he is now a “blessed grams nre all storotypeq. and “All quiet fortunates who feH here, apeak plainly of But scarce another day had passed, before on tho Potomac,’’and “Vicksburg believ­ a terrible day. But you and your read martyr.” the nows of his retreat to his former |x>aed to be evacuated” occupy the same era are acquainted with tbe history of place in the telegraphic column that they . itioa, was announced. In tbe absence of have ever since tho battle of Fredericks­ this battle and I'll say bulliule about it. anything but the most meagre details, the New York, May !•.—Tbe Trit"" burg and Stone River. In your Inst let­ causes which Impelled thia backward thinks tbs Virginia status m follows: ter you wished to know my views in re­ ber, I860. The rebels attempted to cut “ Our forces at Suffolk and on the Pe­ gard to tile policy of the Administration movement, were left mostly to conjec­ ninsula made a demonstration toward and whether the army as a mass exhib­ off Popo’s retreat from Bull Run,and had ture. Richmond early last week. Lee was ap­ ited any signs nf despondency^ The arrival of Longstreet’s division prized that the rebel capital must fall My opinion is. and 1 believe it to bo Union army and the Alexandria pike, but from the peninsula, and bis success against without prompt support from his army. the sentiment of tbe whole army, that lialf a mile distant. •The bF.lla comGen. Sedgewick, driving him from the Lee had already began to send troops to If we ever have peace we must fight for nBnced in the afternoon and euntinued heights and taking possession of Freder­ Richmond Tuesday last. Hooker, with it There is nothing like despondency until long after dark, when the rebels fell icksburg, thus exposing Hooker’s left bis army freshlyprovirionsd, crossed the in the Army of the Cumberland for that Rsppahannock Friday night, and found very reason if nothing elec. If wc should Bank, and threatening hie communication but a screen of pickets in bis front and no turn our backs upon tbe rebel Stales with his base of supplies, and the terrible army worth mentioning'thia aide oftbe and for ths sake of peace, go home and storm which rapidly filled ths banks of North Anna. Lee, or one of his lieuten­ lay aside our arms for the more conge encampmenls. Taking >dvantage of the the river, tending tu the same result, and ants, reached Richmond just in time to nial pursuita of ci vty life, how Inng think prevent its capture by our forcoa from you would our countrv afforc! us protec­ lesson of the previous day they beat a tbe fact that the soldiers eight days raFort Monroe. This week will not pass tion from the havoc and tumult of wart without slicing news from Richmond or I am sorry to sees© many al the North disturbed. bly, tbe impelling causes. There are the banks of the Pamunkey." who blinded by party prejudice, can sec It may seem shocking to the sensitive, A despatch from Hooker's headquar­ some wbo believe this waa a part of the everything to condemn and nothing to but it is a fact that in three cases out of ters, of the 9tb states that sll the wound ­ orginal plan for the capture of Richmond, admire in every act uf the Admid'utraed in Chancellorville will be cared for, but we do not It may have been part tion. Having often conversed with including those in the eaemy’s lineK Southern men. residents of .Mississippi, ready stated that portions of the bodies of the plan, not to have crowded Lee’s Alabama and Tennessee, who are slave De naked. In one instance I saw them army very forcibly, until the result of holders and still loyal to the government scattered several rods down a little stream other movements were known; bnt Lee Tbe Uticn Herald announces that an of their fathers. 1 wonder how any man that issues from the bank. But I’ll leave could have been belter held in tbe vlcini effort is making to extend the organiza­ whose interests arc all at the North, can this dark picture and tell ef somelhiug tion of ths order known as the Knights cherish any sympathy for this rebellion. »y of Frodericlubotg by remaining in the new, at least now cheering. 1 refer to intreuohments oo the South auk- of ths of tho Golden Circle throughout Central Only a few days ago 1 was ronyeremg Now York, the object being to obtain con­ with a gentleman who was raised in Ten­ tbe late Warrenton fight, April 3d. Un­ river, than by rs-crusxing, had all other trol of “democratic caucuses and con ven nessee and at the present, time a slave­ doubtedly you will receive accounts of circumstances been favorabletiona, platforms and nominatious.’’ The holder. He says be.regsrd* the emanci­ it ere this, but perhsps I may add *<-nie The plan of Hooker’s battle seems to agent of this movement is one J. L. Green pation proclamation as a wise measure, thing. If not you can lay It aside. My have been excellent, and the result of the and tbe Herald gives a letter written by only be thinks that n<> State or part ef a information comes from reliable author­ him from Syracuse to a prominent dem­ Stale should be exempt He is willing ity. • cavalry raid by Ga«r. Stoneman, the de­ The 1st Virginia Chvalrv which is in ocrat, exposing confidentially, but folly, to free all his slaves it he can only see struction of railroad communications, the tbe plan of operations. In this letter the tbe Union restored and bo permitted to onr division, were doing duty at War­ loss of rolling stock and supplies destroy­ writer says: > enjoy ita benefits. If such men can be renton. About seventy-five men were “My object ia addressing you_pn this loyal at the cost of all they possess, what at the Junction. Thefiih N. Y. but a, ed, added to the terrible loss of life in , the rebel army, leaves all the results of occasion is to learn if there can bo organ­ excuse have Northern men fur conspiring ■bort distance from them. Patrols were Not the least ised in yonr town a circle of the “ K. G. against the" Government that fostered out.in every direction. a defeat wifth the rebels If to all this CL,” so terrible to tbe abslitionista. You them, and to the practical workings of apprehension existed as to any foe bring; may bo added tbe capture of Richmond, are aware that they are organizing their whose Institutions, thev owe all they are near. Their horses were unsaddled, their by our forces as one of tbe results of this “ Union Leagues” everywhere and unless and ail they possess. Every Copperhead arms off. and they preparing their dinner,, engagement, the Federal victory is most complete, and the loss to tho rebels is irretrievable. Lxrxa.—The latest news which has reached us leaves tbe capture of Rich­ mond still in doubt, with tbe probabili­ ties against it. Hooker has reerossed to ' tbe South aide of tbe Rappahannock to find that Lee's army, Lad gone to rescue Richmond which it is supposed bo accom­ plished. Vicksburg Is not taken, but Gen. Grant had taken 1,900 prisoners in his operations in that vicinity. we are up and doing they will beat as at the next general election. Having been chosen by our friends in New York city as travelling ages* for Central New York I shall soon give you a call. 1 am not able to name the day at this time, bnt will advise of my visit in time for you to call in a few reliable friends for consul­ tation. Don’t invite war democrats, for they are more than half abolitionists, and not to bs trusted with our secret; but call in those staunch democrats thst can’t be severed from our party on juty account. Mr. Green concludes by expressing the hope that bo will be able very soon to “ communicate, to his confidant*’ tbe mys­ tic grip of tbe order. •. wpceeb that is made and circulated at the North la costing us hundreds of Hves and millions of money ; for dissensions among ourselves will give the rebels courage when everything else has felled. Besides those at the North whn openly advocate secession doctrine, there Is anotbar clasa who though apparently supporters of the Administration, yet “damn It with faint praise.” Now is not the lime to vseiiate or adopt a lukewarm course, when tbe destinies of their country are trembling m the balance, and everything they bold dear ou earth is prejudiced by their imbedlitv. As I have remarked to roe be­ fore, the United States are straggling fur existence as well as the Southern Confed­ eracy. If we fell U» crush out tho rebel­ [lata — taebo den’s lion, if tbe South becomes Independent of us. what thcnl Neither united at maintain that there is a true spirit of loy­ alty in a portion of the Democracy—that organization and leadership of that party is fest driving out that element of loyalty, and the time Is not tar distant when those left, will be either silly dopes dr confirmed traitors. Scarcely a who are week passes without bringing to notice war, and is therefore ostracised by bis former political associates. . Nathaniel B. Baker, formerly Demo­ cratic Governor of New Hampshire, now Adjutant General of Iowa, has written iknime-l thousand i. They »d oftbe mta have been sent them from North Carolinaaad Hill is kllbd. wick dm ............-........... . . , communications being reetton. Ths army wilt & at stake hi thia mighty coolest I won­ der .that any man Lorn and reared under B. N. RICE, Oen'l Super Gibbon's division ia. left 1° guard .tbe bights in the rear of Fredericksburg.— -TM* .. I--.. _ L.... th,, r-’.-’l -rMurftawaUro. M<y A-Whirr's rebel cavalry baa removed from Its posi­ tion uti nur left, and advanced in fore* U» Livingston, with The evident inhHitioa of nigbusays: “Heavy firing in the direct­ captuaing Carter, wb« ia reported in tbe ion of Chancolliirvills has been wmiHiued all dav. Tl»ere has been a great baltte' tltere.’and reinforcements bad nrrited to tlio enemy, apparently from RWinrood. ... .-----------lofl >mrt0R puNfengers tlwl Hooker would from Acquia Nashville, May 8.—it is reported that bold bis posi------ ---------------------. , definite up to Tuesday 3 P. M. Beynud Gen. Van Dorn was Instantly killed by doubt many thousands «m both sides are killed and wounded. Th* fight has been in progress since last Wednesday. Il is also dxiaght that although tbe rebels re­ occupied Fredericksburg, it was port Honker’s plan that they would either be liagged or ba annihilated. The Triune rorravpondewt, Falmoullt. Tuesday morning, says: "Th* rebels regained Fredericksburg, but cannot hold it. The rebels are thought to have pon­ toons, but measures have been takrn b* firevent a raid over tbe river. News rom the extreme right Is satisfactory.— iwinfiircvinents from" Washingtem. A Washington rorre*pendent says flopltfr tank "from fi.OOO tu 15,000 prianarrs. and lost about 6.000. Hooker h reported in good pwition." Philadelphia, May fl.-The Washing­ ton Star, of this evening, just received Geo. Hooker’s army up to y eslerday nt noon. ‘ Tbe Richmond papers of yesterday, the Sth, contain various diapatebca from Lee’s army One of them claims victories for the rebels no Saturday and Sunday last, when they reaUy effected nothing, as we know well from a d<aen different source*, though losing enormously In killed and wounded, aa thu Richmond papers admit This rebel dispatch says that on Saturday Lee drove Ssmker «nt of tbe Utile Wil­ derness baek to ChanceJIorville. apd a«i Sunday drove him from Chancellorville to a position in that immediate vicinity. So far as Sunday’s change of po«iti<>n i* enneernad, it waa simply a cunoratratinn of Hooker's • fir better position than that at Chancellorville. though very He aa “ 8. B." Aewdation. or that will nnt down at hie biddil though the living spirit of the Ihl /fereW dated West Point. Va.. May 7th. it ia fo him the spectral ghost oil pierced with the poisoned arrnwJ a reamnoiaanco io White House'. ■erratic hate, until tbe victim II pronounced by its would be mil gy Gea. Saxuw teok off one of the best looking and most enthusiastic of lbw contraband schot'l teachers at HilUia Head-Mi* Matilda Tbompam. of Phil adelphta—by making berMrA'Gwn. Box­ ton. Young women entering apoti this ■dead! thrice, dead!! Is it any I •then that he who was chosen firal fiends,to strike to the heart with l| ly steel, covertly draWtr frormrd labelled •• Union.” should cry oJ apparition of what be supposed murdered Union! How his void bled, bis chin quivered, his long Is' kish. like Bel»h*zz|r’»,wben he saw ihr.l and. tbe ghost would not “ down!' I Poor puny man I Ia Bollsr-d. Ap.il 2S. EftWAR? MCriE, a<«d Know, the I and lore of country—God given—I be crushed out; and tbe lime is 11 when they aha!I return to plagul tormentors, and, though you er I hundred timet, your aRame shall jl hiding place on earth, and tbe fel of treason no congen ial clime this la Hssiinxs^fey lib. after art. t»r diptberia acd *ryi ■mall loss to us. when compared with the loss sustained by the rebels In. amiling cessful attempt to -prevent. Lwtgmroet from moving up. Sydga ict wav hotly 'engaged all day Monday, Hu rebels prroeIng film at all points, and his men wars oUtpd to give way to overwhelming masses of rebtfe, cod his dricotnfears e**ti»CK toeb and he is much frightened. During the movement on Monday af. SPECIAL NOTICESternonhtiKt rebels attacked our left (Ilow ard’s corps), and after a desperate engage Sstk« !• tbe PabUc I They discovered a company of cavalry menl were completely repulsed with Yesterday forenoon they about 300 yards distant, approaching in, great loss. fine order and at a moderate pace. Sup­, again advanced against us nt the same posing they were of the 5th N. Y. they point, but were able to (land the cunteal atirarta^ no unusual attention. After. but for fifteen minutes, when they again corning about 50 yards their pace was। 'fell back, repulsed with heavy Ines. Gen. Stoiwmau's expedition provtai a quickened, when it wm discovered they Tho Rfehmond were rebels. Order* were immediately great success indeed. Epers of tlio 5th. (yaautrday ). say that i forces playcd sad havoc with their thmr 1i __ other TOK C05FES810K3 AJO) EXFKBIEKCX , road st Hanover Junction and «. w, , pointe, destroying loeomotivesand a large OF A NKSVOVS 1XVXUD. tho victors. In tbe engsgement Major■ amount of other valuable properly, and Steed, 1st Va. was shot through, near the! Mil the railroad bridges to within five heart A rebel came up, drew bis re­. miles of Richmond. From Gen. Sedgwick’s corps, the Her­ volver and was about to fire, when lbs, Major said : “Sir, you sm one bell bole, aid prints the follow mg, in taibstanro : Il through my body, vou can put another. appears that after the great Struggle of Sunday, Ixw detached a large liody to through il you choose.” His brutality was touched, and be withdrew. One, meet Sedgwick, and it was known that , Longstreet was -rapidly gvtting in FW, wick's rear al the same time. Early TO MERVOtWSUFFERERS OF BOTH HEXES. | Monday morning large ina«era or rehete his trophies, taking many horses. andI appeared on the bights cast of FrederickA pristmera. They bad not goes far when tbs Btb N. Y. bearing tb. firing, rosbed to the rescue. A band to band fight strengthen Sedgwick. The position waa: relinquished after a abort resistance. «e hauling first removed aH the goat SoineSome Thirty dead rebels were counted —J gobs; Prederfcksbing, longer bo proud to say that we are Americans. Having loci our nationally, our territory will become disputed prop­ erty, the rcooureaeof the country will cease to be developed, and chronic ravolutiona will destroy the last vestige of three hours, and pursued him tiltdark on liberty in tbe New World. It needs no the Pbillippi Road. I renew the pursuit gift of prophecy to foretell what would in tbe morning. He burned a consider- be our condition, for the interests of the different aections are so varied, and tbe arms of the general government would Com mi artry stores aloaa over $40,000. be so weaki that «hat waa once left of this once mighty Republic wopld soon through there afterwards with only six.crumble aws^. Mr. Webster nevar gave He whs wounded in tbe arm, losing Ms utterance to a truer sentiment than when he said that “Liberty and Union were tbe inferno. Tarr (tbe “8. Ba") had two < (both harmless in their, nature,) i in their meeting. The first, and el was tn bury, with all tbe honors < the little piece of factory doth,* c “ a itceth flag" which so very m| A committee of arrangements wa l appointed to prepare a grave, and I .a crowd to witness the ceremonies I first ronacafenl occasion.—Pioneer I It will not need ranch “ drumrn “ get out a crowd” of inournrrx, ii Ings, upon tbe occasion of buryfa meeting shows its friends tn hast -quite numerous. It h ex peeled 11 mourners will wear their copf badges inverted* upon the ocauiJ cane it reserved for tbe Pioneer n-1 A Loses Natpox.—We Lav shown a lamb from tbe flock of Gn Beamer, of Irving, which Is a i| curiosity. It has one head, for eight legs, and twt> tails. Fro bead to about the middle of the ' body, with two fore legs above ar bel"w. A closer examination i •one ekin. From the middle of tbd rearwards there are two perfectly I separate bodies. Another curine is, that tbe dam bad a living perfee be wen at tho store of Roberta & BI Pbusoxal.—N. Bailey, E*q. <1 •village, having received the appoin | of Provost Marshal, for this Distriremoved his headquarters to Grand tbe field.— for his inhumanity to thKlatntmted Sher- Copperheads will begin to bate him as L.. rroeired a dwnalnt ba, dispateb frotn the Secretary 0f War, dated <.n tbe Sth, saying that tbo ProsidMi and Gss». H speck hsvejsst r»mnied from tbe artAy. and Hooker's dealings with the people of thia D will bo tempered with all the forbv J they do Buller, Holt, Bunuidc, and boats i artillery, » a spy. He received Glorious news is beki J. D. Ixmmx ter to confine tbe Mflering to Ait day and groeration than to bequeath it In posterity. Lei tbe people of tbe North emulate tbs cxs^pl“*‘lr LreAroo Govern. IntbsfreMa. Lrithsw visit hi imsgte alios ths SoutWro tattte4tekJs bitic—d partment will allow. received *Afou Flax Thuxad.—Mra- S W. TW •ife of the wotor tons prate m, wba waa recenUy aw: tram < �1803. 1803 ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASS STORE IN BATTLE CREEK. A. L. SKINNER Uu ia store AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS which arc w* offered for Mb at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES I W. hav» added U> our Block of DRY GOODS g I g - J A large assortmemt of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to Suit the times. Be euro and call al SKINNER'S, before purchasing; aa our facilities for purchasing, and lerme of telling arc such (eaelualwely for ready pay,) that we cannot be undersold. E1J * i sis i ssssssssaksss fe, ff-Ss 5 >sa hiilH ^dlHaHh m $ Hithhl i d?5? g S- MR! *! Ji ___ iPMP Jffl dP'i b'l it MP •a p j 1:11 1 lit MIM3 ” ............................... .... �OF NEW GOODS!! fontey CooaertMmi. ' >far-E. M BTANTOR^ef Wateilag •»■&. ■R.O'BKaK'ft ■BLOtYD VURAVtaH LOW PRICES" DRUG Afonlr Goswa-’—MONTOOMXRT BLAIR, of STORE!!! un which a variety of opinion prevails.— Stiff elay soils are the most toMfltted by deep* plowing, and tbe results are still more setisfhetory when tto sutooil isof the same natara as tto superool!. if tbe farmer cannot extend the supeaficisl arm of his farm, to can, at least, add lbs cubical contents of its productive por­ tion. By thoroughly breaking up the subsoil it is expoud to tbe action of tto air. the mineml food of tto plants become liberated from its latent state and made arailaMa. and tbe sourness, which :!■ a frequent property of the enhenlls, disap peart. In tbs working of stiff soils, the labor expended in pulverising will be highly productive; but care should be taken that tto quantity of sabeoil brought to the surface i» not greater than a win­ ter’s frost is sufficient to thoroughly dis integrate. If tbe land bu been recently drained, and tto underlying soil exhibits a bluish tint, not more than one and a half inches should bo turned over on the surface soli. If too large a quantity of ■political gHrrrtsrn tto infertile sobeoi) be brought up, the fertility of tto land may to soriatuly Im­ paired for several years. Tbe remedy in this case ia tto repeated and careful tillage of tto surface soil, and the abun­ dant application of manure. If, however, tbe awmoll to merely broken up by the subsoil plow or spade, and not brought in quantity to tto surface, tto pul veriza­ tion will to advantageously made to ex­ tend to a much greater depth, and ■mall portions may from time to brought to the surface in course of tillage. Deep cultivation is inapplicable in the case of sand soils, except when they rest upon a stiff subsoil, which, however, is rarely the case. If there to simply a thin strata of stiff clay beneath the sandy soil, it should not always to broken thro* ' aa it may prevent lbs tnnlsturu passing away too rapidly as drainage. When friable soil rests on chalk, gravel and । sand, deep plowing should not to per­ formed; neither in tbe operation desirable, bat the reverae is tbe case, oo any kind rid<o. M. H. Cohunaa. ' ' of highly manured land,. We have dfttm 1 M.nj Oners—Wa. C Lapbaat, Martin B. known the manure tq be plowed in so Painter. Henry Mallory. deeply that its decomposition took place ^Rrrvxxe—T, Phillips, John Goan. Richard B. only after tho lapse of several years.— ; Manure to be suificicnt must be as close jbaam'.ma—J. T. tman.D. 8. Rsgbre, A. A. to tbe surface as possible, in order that M«!, J. n Frwn.ir FnatoflL-.. Midal.tUJe, Woooulho—S. ti. lennoa, E. P. Rarasm, R aunoepberia influences may decompose Sswdy. it speedily, and that tbe nourishment af- * Ymu Sraoaa-0. U- Batea, Shaolhy Mlles, forded may be within easy access of tto , root!eta of tbe plants. The proper season for plowing ia in tbe aulataw in order that the soil may be exposed to the win tar’s frusta and rains—those potent agents by which the dormant elements are set free and made available for tto summer's crop.-*-AgncMfrwre/ Arete*. GRANT & SPAULDING R A D W A Y ’ 8*^ R ^N O V A TI N G RESOLVENT I have noticed in the Farmer an article )A lil'AMUTTIL-OM to ate botUre ef oo the aubject of flax. I think tto 10th Dr. Radwsys Ctesasiag Fyrap—relied RADof May about the tost time to sow flax seed, although freezing the ground n little will not kill the seed after it is sown.— Lbemy land is good for flax, and gravel that can b. produced. This Syrsp U highly wm ly land, in a wet season, bears good flax. e*)9lrsi*d,«zc*«du>g1y powerful, two UwapoonfaU It is lbs most profitable crop that a farm bstag a feu dos. It U saUrely regrtaUe. and er can raise, for it is very high st present, tbs lint in worth 18 cents per pound, and TO THE PUBLIC. the seed 82 50 per bushel. We ret from three to fi»e hundred pounds of Tint per sore, and from seven to twelve bushels of need. Flax should to sown on ek-sn DR. RADWAY land, where it will bo free from weeds. It should be pulled, and tbs seed whipped 1 off by band, or a machine made on pur­ pose. Such a machine cunaiata of two rollers, both turning inward ; the beada of tbe flax pass between them ; the bolls of the flu are crushed, and tto seed drops out. When flax is pulled it should to kept in small bundlea, that you can clasp . with both hands, tbsn after whipping off tto eesd. spread and rot it, and then ■ break, swingle and lie it up ready fur market. It will sell anywhere in Berk­ shire county. We call tbe barley crop nut U> flax for profit. Wheal is ■ very uncertain crop with m,\ A. Allen. WilJ Immatown, Dee. 18ffL—57w JTsyfaed vm. ton teen itorefateod to tbe pablie far imn Mm aU yean, M< •» S istinjs $a . UljPDRUdMIDJlVRRt WEE cat sasTtsss, B4«Bt cocxvyl AvmmaYVM- Vo^uXarAty sw—a. far Monadic any Fnmfly Marine, of a •teaitoaeMcainttoMafat. Aa >WTesiatrnK pabto w«i mt long b new and moot complete assortmeat ol MV<M AND KEDICIHESi rChemical*. PalMtfa OiU, Cam IK LINE OF TUBE; Come and See !! WE HVAB phrtar, Bmrnlatg FttoML TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi MW18» r FOR MECHANICAL AND MSIC1ML PVRF0a8.0NLT.MI , jSJStiojs' Easiness K\X \oxAa c$ XVtt CoxuxXr^. Tto peculiarity of tto JUST RECEIVED SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER ■fiXotxk ia that they strike at tbe root of Itosaas, by eradicating every pertieir uf imparity Vft ASXootX, GROCERIES! far fee Ufa and toslih of tbe tody depend. TEA. COFFER, SUGAR. SHCER. PEPPER, PRUNES. FKM. RAISINS. 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HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1863. jjurtinji 5«WU, famtr, U PUBLKHU) SVKB1 WKX1JIB6DAT, Srlutd Jottrj. WOtMBY ud Oe A mCUocrr,. cZ I IIASTtKUB, BASKY COUMTT, MtCVKlAX DB. RADWATB PILLS. u of pergisg with other pill, or pvwdvr,. ult. I K..AIW. ...I..- ,Ka. ......IA —I... Silting that ho would ba promoted within s mooth, ,and painting a soldier’s life in most anraotfve colors. Theodora listened withf the words of Margaret ringing in his ears, and a flash of triumph went over him, as ha thought he could fulfill bis threat of keeping out of the way, with emphasis now. HU uncle was absent, and there was no fear of the opposition ho should otherwise be sure to encounter in that quarter, in short, tbe matter was settled in lass than fifteen minutes, and within an honr Theodora Lowe had entered the rank and file of one of tbe MaasBchusetu regiments. mind fef kxn time. d-pwfl'- Choi., it is my duty to ; TW dncnn.il «l>» •*“ look «p. uA b. i Alta-Ing woounl of V.II.rf.gS.ta • -J «h, » • She did not look up, with her fair young face drenched in tears. "O Theo dore, you are all tbe brother 1 have got in the world—our father and mother are dead, and supposing you should die off there, on some dreadful battle field. No, ho, I can’t lot you go. I can’t," and she clung to him, sobbing and shivering. Theodore Lowe’s heart sunk within Mm, M he witnessed tbe distress pf his sister, for bo loved her better thin anything io the whole world. f “Don’t cry so darling; be a jpod girl. One of these days 1 Intend to come back an officer, snd you'll be proud of me then Buie sister. Dry up your tears, and be strong and brave, and don’t look upon tbe dark side of things." And no he tried to cheer and comfort her, and succeeded partly at tbe last, but bar feint smile showed that just beyond it lay waves of hitter tears—tears which she would sbed softly on lonely nights, lying cm her pillow. Theodore Lowe remained with bia sis­ ter until late in tbe evening and then he hurried off to complete his last prepara­ tions; bnl whan bs returned after mid night abe was watching for him, and her long drawn “0,Theodore." touched much that more words could not. They hardly snatched an houre’e sleep that night, and what they aaid to each other, 0, reader listen to your heart, aud o’elockTiZday night, with a wWJ « of i the Thirteenth United Stalo, infa®try, sixty seven men, with directions from i n_ n.m'ftendintr the Depart- • < iment or ice vmu, digham, at bls residence in Dayton. Tbe < train reached Day too at half pest ।Two I RADWAT8 PILLS oMock, and, proceeding to Vallandlg< Ihatn’a house,’placed guards rm tbe sweets ..................... .l- —«>>lr> MtninandI I I “The door bell was rung, and Vallanword ; as we are sometimes. After her ।digham appeared at the *‘ndow and in­ storm of tears and reproaches had spent quired vbit wn wanting; Ths captain < itself, there was a calm, and the currents told him, bathe was not disposed to go । Oil of sisterly affection, which flowed deep ialong peaceably. Hu shouted for the and strong into the young girls heart, set police loudly, and the female members , themselves to work back Inta their old of the family joinud their cries to Ns.— channels. The captain told - him he might a* well atop the disturbance, as bo had tbe foreo to arrest him, and would certainly do no. back and troubled her memory. “After “ Vallandigham Sthen aaid b® was not all she had been a little too hard on Theo­ dressed. The captain told bim be would e usted e luted i" dore. It was the first time he had ever bracing »p Uir have lime to dress himaell, but be re­ regulating all U fallen into temptation, and all men were doubled hie shouts for the police, when liable to do that sometimes, and ought oil attempt was made to force the front ant to killed for It either.* mused the girl, door, lbs dour rdstrd lbs efforts of with the usual feminine proclivity form■ ASON ALLKN, the soldiers, and Vuilsndigham fluurwhad teii.ifying her participles and adjectives. lHLKRtN GROCERIES, prevleloei, a revolver at the window, and firsd two The bitter, vehement words came from ■•And’ tbe Therefore was a darling brother, Uu ttUh. bailer, lord. pork, end « or three shuts without eflect lips wbuee smiles went like the sunshine of ,11 kina AUeteysesadlss.sta.ste. Si after all—how hadsome be was—how “A side diXM- was then forced, and the California Blank. Stole street. Hooting., Ml the first new day. and whose voice was proud he was, so high spirited and sensi­ squad, finding all tho doors in the house soft and sweet, that “pleasen;- thing In tive, be would bo punished enough for Me fastened, broke open four uf them before D. C. HAWLEY, woman." unfortunate mistakes, without her taunts they reached the apartment occupied by But the lips held no sunshine of smiles ronL 4c In ll>« kind of nllii to takr. . ,.. the individual with whom they had busi­ now—»od the |uutaumate swell of tbe Earlv n«xt morning, there *as a brief agonising parting, such parting aa during ness * bo was soon taken nn J escorted to tones of Margaret Lowe had in them no Enlargi the last year have transpired throughout U»e train, which was in waiting. sw eetness nor attraction. “Some of Vallsndigbam’s friundl?hearTbe girl was an orphan, and the brother stung him into desperation, and he should the land. In Which was almost tbs bitter ing what was going <m, rung the ffre tfirir? ISumjmu whom she addressed was throe years her go off and-fall again, tbe (suit would be। titss of deatn. senior. There was a strong family like- here altogether. The poor fellow needed Margaret Lowe yearns, and hopes and bells, with the intention of gathering a crowd to aitempia reveue. But few per­ iicm In-tween tbe two; but the expression kind words and encouragement, insteadI pravFfur her brother, gone to tbe battle, son. .nnecred. and they gave co trouble. which darkened the face nf the brother, ex­ of his feelings harrowed up in that way I! as wives and mothers, and sistere do in . many thousand homes, but sometimes tinguished it for a time—his was bitter, “If bis mother and bar’s bad been lieand lodged in the prison on Columbia tbe memory of those bitter, angry words ■iillen, hers was flushed, pnssionate. I which she spoke to her brother on the street, octween Sycamore aotTBroadway, Theodore L«wa tose up. I think the SWEEZET A. AULEM. i last morning that they passed together, wfiete no one wav permitted lu\sro him .mUytllwulsling Uxallve, U consciouanesa that he had fallen into evil • TT0RXF.VR AT LAW sad Sot tellers la withouv'an order from Gen. Burnside. R«l, .oolb. .nd urvnglbem II and disgraced himself, and done hiasister would have gon* away /rum hi* mother'si come back to stifle bar, stinging like a lUing l itts. b tvquirva The t serpent, cutting like a sword, and that a wrung, stung him more than her hardest 4t.lh.lu lb" •»t*e^*4*S' s peraUiv. Ilk. RAOWAY b I prayer which bolds in it the only mortal words did. “Very wall, I shall not give •urge withoet .deputing er fc There ia now-io this place a Prophet, healing ia breathed anew amid tears of y ou an opportunity to insult me like this, tuocUon. or other went was never fall again." . repentance humiliation, “God forgive whose generaltun was before-Adam ; was by pulling my face where you will not And Margarvt remembered that her with Noah in the Ark; and with Christ brother was all that remained of a broken . Dear reader, God will answer, if you just before bo was crucified. Ho knew upon earth, that abe stood, as far did nut herd the covert threat in these feinily ‘ . have too thus prayed, remembering your not his father, and was never nursed by as abe might, in ths plsee of hie mother1 beloved who have “existed 1 enlisted 1 bis mother; he goes barefoot like a friar ; words, but she remembered it afterward 1 now, and it seemed at though the closed ha wears no bat, and biacuat ia not dyed, ia Burrow, and repfpaeh of spirit. “I 1 , — Watchman and Rtjltclor. eyes, sleeping so long and sound under the spun, knit, nor woven ; it ia neither ailk, would Elite it out o< sight, ft”- on* **»•*• ' aummer gnursea, looked with mournful hsir, linen or woul, yet of very fine tax­ if I were in your place, Theodore Lowe," 1 reproach down on her soul. she atid, with no abatement in tbe angry 1 The recent riotous demonalratlone in lure and gloss. He walks boldly iti the i/a. iioLnnooK, Tbe tears swelled warm into the bright emphasis uf her voice. “For my own living eyes. “I will be very kind to The Dayton, Ohio, following the arreat of face of bi. eoemios, without gun, avrbrd TTOBNET ... I _ .sd Tn AC-HI. part. I’m ashamed to think that wherever 1 Valtendigbam, were the natural result of or atkh; yet b^s such a w«puo as niaa odors when be comes home to-night.” re never had, to defend himself wilb, from AVOID SALINE PCRGATIVES./ you go the story of last night will be told 1 the impulsive girl. gugve. Tbe Cincinnati Conmtrcial nyt his foes. He is often abused by wicked to your shame, and my disgrace, because solved 1 that the persons engaged in those demon men for their diversion, but lakes it you are my brollior." Theodore Lewe mtant to carry the atrations arc of llie moat ignorant dasa patiently. He lets nH men enjoy their ” It was fortunate that, at thia moment, thing off with a high band, and tell his uf the population of Hamilton and But­ religion ; tbe Protestants are his greatest a domestic entered, anfl put a sudden BOB ERTS, sister in the coolest way possible that be ler counties, who are prepared for any enemies, but the Papists occtoionally period to the interview, whose bitterness hud enlisted, and should set off to morrow, um> him mercifully. At a certain time was only itensified by words.. Theodore and alm would not, therefore, bo troubled h.s voice is beard by all nation.; (be de­ Lowe rose up and went’ out, without you ar« dj»pcpt«c. with the sight of his face any mure, as he holding secret mrotmgs, assembling clares the day of the Lord ia al hand ;) .peaking again, only his fuco was white, l>ad promised her. The young man fed aa be prophecies, the d»orw fly open, and staalthily in out-of-the way places late al and there was a fierce gleam in the eyea hie, pride and anger for awhile upon the bis oayiugB sayings are lound true. He takes but night, evidently for the purpose of — organ b—• UH which met bis slater’s face. revenge in store for him, for he knew dho ■ '.-I..^t, __ . __.l »8 goverib govern- ujxie and t. is arltnlmal admired by all tor uu malataaaf NmWmWWgew ixing a formal resistance to the The sensitive, high spirited girl of eight consternation which would lake posses doac of RADWAYK I’lLLH. or ____ __ _ ______ • 1indicated lias " ' wigihmee. He duos not sleep one bed teen, certainly had cahse for bitter mor- aiouof her when she was rqally convinced ment, which Vallaudigham . . ... ____ .11 uenliotui In a to be necessary and proper. Asillualra- or ;n • chair, but is always standing ^or tifleation. . ... that lie bsd joined the army. But a* thy The brother had accompanied her the dsy wore off a bettor spirit began to take ling the alate of affairs in this region, the crouchmg; neither does he put off his TTOR5ET and COUNSELLOR AT LAW preceding evening, to a privata rorty, at potaosriun of, a feeling of tenderness and folluwhig incident is narrated by the dutbes.- As to hie religeu®, be 1* ®“P .nd Connaellor to Cb.neerr,«--------- posed to incline to the Papists, as he which were assembled many <,f their mu sadness stole over him, as he thought of “New London is a little Tillage ’8110 slwsys keeps LeuL His uatore does not tual acquaintances. Theodore Lowe was the fair young sister whom be was about sled near the eastern line of Morgan incline him to «*t flesh, and 1“> ^ruiks not accustomed to taking wine, but this to leave — it might be forever. Though township, tbe aouthweatarn township of nothing stronger than water. RADWAY A Coevening be drank—more than he intended. And before ho reached home, after the 87 Maios* Lamb, N, Y. Butler county - 'Die neighborhood is and sometimes apparently proud, he cares When be returned to the parlors he was long hurried day of preparation, the tri­ quite intoxicated, and became vociferous, umph was all gone from bis heart, and Ims long been a prosperous one, and the nut for the pump atid vantues of thia u icked world. H« denies no article of people have been noted for tbe number nnd impertinent to several of the gnssta. the young man dreaded to deliver tbe the Christian firilh; his voice te shrill snd At last, with much difficulty, his sister mesaago which he.brought to bis aister. of newspapers they have taken, and of books they have purehaasd. They main­ piercing; and be never preached but one purausdrd bim tn accompany her borne “Why, Theodore, we’ve been keeping tain a well conducted "high school, and sermon is his life, which was so eonviacbcbbdws I with such Makings and arortificstteu of tea for you a whole hour I" said .Marga­ the community, baing enliahieoed, ia luy TTQRNKVH osd COUNSELLORS AT LAW Soldiers in tbe Army ! L®die. at home I ret Luwa aa her brother opened tfe deor. al. A _ _______ Tuned Ineureaw of lbs young o>m and G roll emca*very where, can make SM JUCl nor .......... ...---------r I -R- ■■■ --- - - ------• who lived in tbe country immediately from Fir* “Tro Dulbrs per day. after his kt® breakfast, her pent up feel­ ■uu nut even impatience, only a kindly, suite surroundiug the riilaae are in the army. ,ng Jew; tbe sun ofN^.a-UdI Urita; (See private Circular.) ings spent themselves in a storm of accu “ >5 The consequenoe is, Now Loudon has the no. Bl y»ta. »■ •"«» “J itoda. _ well nigh anathemas. Tbe young reputation among the buitornatoof being man was full as sensitive and high eplntad ‘M abolition bole,” and recently they DAN1EL COOK, bis sister, end so be walked rapidly have threatened to “dean it out ; and toward* bit Imola’s store where be was head b«K>k keeper. He fell so lowersd in came. “Wall, I must swallow my sup­ last week it became rumored that the per in a hurry to-night, for I've got to be clcaniog out o^wriuiwi was to taka place utota.GooijW.M-ck. ipatatm. bia self respect, so sunken to lb® esteem offearlv to-morrow morning, aa I .»• en­ A reliable correspondent hcndx us tbe of others, that he almost wished bo was TOW IDEAt listed in CapL Fullare company.’’ following; • , '» 1 ,. uj deed. , “You don’t mesa thatt Ob, Theodore 1" A ■»«. "f ~r«uU. «-«««-.. «1» Every hitter word of Margarol’s atom.. . « __ _ ___ _ Titll.luire. Lsigbi, which i* wall up a day ridge, H. M.gHELOON, She asked tbe Question aa ihoogh her ed to curl itself in letters of flame before IOURTT rtNABOMB;. him and there wah added to tbie, mental brother’s word* bad been a blow whieb am) decoratad bj dii.p.dslsd cabms, came rt., Giro a »v» r- --- -7—A few hours previous to Mr. death be caldown, ornamented with bu“J™u‘ ,. ’‘2, •nguisb and physical revulsion whieb ua- burl her. hd a few friends around, aid intimated ujly accompanies any indulgence in “Yes, I mean it, Margaret. YquH get to them that he could not:die peaoaMy rid of me. now, you see." stimulating liquids. . He spoke in a cheerful voice, or tried Updurh.m and Jeff. Davis I Night was without relieving foe eotadsnca ol a H. P. CHBBBY, to, pod did not mean that his words should weight that burdened it. ifc confessed that he wa» a Knight of wound her. , ,. But she sal down with a very white tbe Gi.ldew Circle, which order was se­ cretly aud extenaivriy rvp>re«iteo la.the f"^‘Going to tbe war—gntag to the war I* CtiSTdi-. n.'.uuriu.t fieilty taiprovB ihmr hwlib. gistings’ Business §iretturj. Histellani). “ I : « D iSTSwTtrftul’itl""™ SmJfc. GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! Kiiri^i * g. c. PKtNDLE, . 10,000 Agents wanted I VEW HARNESS SHOP. -d ““ riesrlv is Els memory, sti|l bls im­ agination 1«1 -Il ttal tw uarw —• I- - ------- 1.1. coaema. . ...__ I I- . nrn.Ml ttuit nn between toe '*1 u>» U1WK11 ■»>. “Of course I am, sis- • ;Tou wuuJfln t TnT.nru, -* Ttajuta (O^l FRANK ALLEN, HewHamemN, •nd Wtila tbMr attrotfoo ww. Exclul’» ft A. GOODYEAR. — �i ail' glisulli .“A"*." HAffHMGB BAIM1R. .f this great a»d i hmPrtoldrttoe.g SocAfalnfaUfa V.tlMtey S.rtb*. Sir II. rim in relation to their Jofdsn and Robinson preferred o against Captain Andrews is false. that -with foe treatment negroee who have attempted to aid c» have received, they Cwmpalga. ahould still be ready to aid us on every tate his InviociWo deteau Mar 6. General Order No 49. presaed some important fads.In Copt ■ • Tae Maj'-Gen Commanding tenders to ^.rything IrtM djfonAndrew’s case, and folrifisd olhera.’ The tthis army his congratulation on foeachiev- country. it. tu t ments for foe last seven days. Iflt has . opportunity. But such seems to be the deoeive. Our course.with Capt Andrews was fact, if we may believe the accounts we to a battle and its results, as it has been receive,.from Gen. 8toneman’e expedition. in regard to tbe late one in Virginia.— Bui now, at a distance of folly two weeks, iedlha expedition says: we are enabled to get a tolerably oorroel view of the movemen. sad condition of _ ---------negroes — joined ottr columns in fa of the United Blates; and under the same too two armies on toe Rappahannock.— j w#re oveijoyed obligations, and in the same ciroumstan- Tbe accounts published of too re-cross!ng thoy went jnlo foratofos- others of Hooker to the north ride of the Rap- kneeled in the street, anfl prayed, thankpahannock were correct. ing J esus for sending the ankoea. These people all tell ths same story. Their Al! reports of movements since Gen. masters had told that, if the Yankees came there, they would be sent to Cuba, the night of the 6th of May are wholly branded, and many of them would be without foundation. The army, after murdered in cold blood. They did not reaching the North ride of toe Rappahan­ believe ft, however. The negroes every, where gave us valuable information, and nock, returned leisurely to its old camps, acted as guides. Hearing of our approach at several pointe, they sat up all night Sedgwick has not recrossed with two and baked batches of bread, which they dealtout to theooldiera,with milk,water, nor han any other commander or body and whatever else they had, with un­ etinted hands." , of troops been beyond the lines of the The correspondent of the Herald writes camp. It is quite certain Gen. Hooker as follows: hod ordered a portion of his army to re­ “Immense numbers of contrabands cron too Rappahannock some days ago, flocked around, abouting, clapping their as previously stated, in accordance with hsnda, and fairly erased with joy at our a plan framed before be commenced bis arrival. Waaliowed them to help them­ selves to as mueb sugar and other stores retreat, but toe plan was not approved by as they could carry, and all those who Gen. Halleck, wbo, therefore, counter­ could raise an animal of any description manded it. Hence toe conflict in tbe accompanied us when we left” reports concerning the rccrossing of tbs Mns Axx E. Dtcxiwoox, a young lady Rappahannock by Hooker. Gen. But­ It is difficult, perhaps, for foe but when a woman has oratorical powers army to understand why the first cam superior to moat ol the other sex, we bepaign was abandoned, but they are nevor- licve in letting her exercise the right of lleless entirely ready to begin another, using them. Miss Sana uiwiuwu Dickinson .p,.« spoke to. a Institute, 'hi r the * Cooper ~ and will enter upon it with confidence in large audience al r.. evenings ..™,„ since, .Ifafa to to a. Now York a few themselves and their commander. It is useless to deny that the campaign largo'and appreciating audience, and N. P. Willis pronounces toe highest en of Gen. Hooker, which began so auspic­ iously, came to a premature and ineffec­ oomiums upon her address. It has been printed in many of the papers of tbe countual end.- His loss waa considerable heavier than foe published estimates, and try and has been read and admired by ixalion. thousanda. Because she believes slavery wounded and missing. Lee is said to a groat moral wrong and denounces the admit a loss of 18,000, which ia fargreat- rebellion and its aiders ia the North, the er than ours iu proportion to the strength Copperheads abuse hor in too most shame­ Copperheads can descend of his army. Gen. Hooker’s army, still ful manner. largely outnumbers tbe rebel force, and to anything low, mean aodpurillanimous. will not amount to less than 17,000ki!led, cirive vidtory. \ 7 We bad supposed that the Copperheads bad, long since, given up their favorite Idea of making McClellan Dictator. Bui it seems we wore mistaken. hardly Ono would believe that toe faction wbo so aud denosnoe “military power," and prate so loudly against “centrailration," and wbo have such terrible fears that tbe “military power" will “subvert our iibertiee,” would really propose to make one man dictator, and that one tbe very man who had alwaya been unwilling to hurt traitors. But foe copperhead organ of Rochester, the Union, is up to a trick of this sort and, apparently serious in his proposition gels off foe following, which equals for mendacity anything wo -have ever seen, and may properly bo atylod “Radical" Coneervatism.” Road: “As a “military nocssaity" now and in deferonca to tbe Judgement of those wbo famish the means and muscle to carry on foe war, let McClellan be called back.— Withdraw foe emancipation proclamation and bury all tho dead bulls. Abandon paper warfare entirely. Banish Wade, the Coundt. Retire Stanton, Wellsa, Halleck, Ethan Alien Hitchcock, and and it it willing to trust McClelhut Pul Cbm. Vanderbilt or same other live man ordinate to the General in Chief of the Army. Let Meaellan select toe Secre­ tory of War—eay Dix—and ensure harwmkjIoub netion in tl« war office. Give Let them hiss! Eventually their own? venom will suffocate them. An army correspondent of the Boston Journal says: “To rightly understand Gen. Hooker’s position when he determined, in the del­ uge of Tuesday evening, to return, there bi another considlkatlon besides the fear that communication would be cut off by high freshets—the disarrangement of plans caused by the defection of the Elev­ enth corps—the non-receipt of ne we from Stoneman, and the failure nf Sedgwick to open communication from Fredericks, bnrg. . Besides all these reasons for re­ tiring, Gen. Hooker felt, doubtless, that be was regarded by the people u a rash, fool hardy man, whose lack m caution had sacrificed his men. And here let' mo narrate an incident which should be known, in justice to Gen. Hooker, as It shows that must have fait it an impera­ tive duty to be prudent and cautious. “When it had been determined to su­ persede Gen. Burnside, and to place the army of the Potomac under command ol General Hooker, tbe last named officer was summoned to Washington by the President. Arriving at the White House the General was shown up Into the Cab. inet room at once, nd was warmly greet­ ed by Mr. Lincoln; who said, after salu­ tations had been exchanged f “I nm jus: writing you a letter, containing my views on the management of your army, and will read it to you.” The President ac­ cordingly read hie misaiva, which only lacked his signature, and then, at Geo. Hooker’s request be added that, and gave tbe letter to the General. Some of foeae days that letter will b^ valuable to foe historian of foe war, and when J assert that its concluding words were “don’t be on him to be cautious. reasons are wen ioiowo vj / It is sufficient to say, they were ofa fa Withdrawing foe South bank of foe Ifappahanm^k, before delivering a general battle to ©or adversary, the arms has given renewed evidence of its confi­ dence in Itetlf and fidelity to the priciples it reprossnts. In fighting at a disad ren­ city article say* ilia under­ C. W. Roatsvow. stood that the United States Government tage, we would have been recreant to our trust, to ourselves, our cause and our Rapids, May 1863. hasGrand resolved to send an6,agent to England versed In maritime and international law, country. Profoundly loyal, and aoncioua of its FBOM BVKOFB. to co-operate with Mr. Adame, in London, strength, tbe Army of foe Potomac will in Halifax. the conalderation of— foe various ques­ May 14. Tbe steamship or decline battle whenever its into-1 tions now from arisingLiverpool or likelyontothe arise on Anurin, 3d, vfa rests or honor may detnand. It will also these points between two countries. Ion tbo 3d,the bos arrived here be the medium of Ito own history and its Tbe object ia sto enable sueb qneetioM, io ’ later news. all possible cases, to ba nettled promptly m Obttrrrr, Hi a pacific arti- own fama. By onr celerity and seereey of move­ instead of being subjects Lincoln of tedious » to the President nnd ment, our advance and passage <>f the riv-correspondence. ’ # who, ft says, eviuca a sincere er was undisputed, and in our withdrawal leaire to cultivate foe mwt not a rebel ventured to follow. The ions with Great Britain, and events of tbe last week may swell with just cause of offense. pride the hearts of sverjjjfijcer an^ sol dier of this army. We have added nesWfurels to our emy in his intrenchmente, and wherever we'have fought we have Inflicted heavier terfield has said that a movement cannot from one of the Eastern States Is creating be made lor some time. When toe army quite an excitement by her powers of Tbe death of foe rebel Major General She delivered speeches in Van Dorn is autboritiveiy reported by does move, and whither it goes, will elocution. Connecticut during the last campaign, the rebels. Tbe a vent is ofno advantage to us, as he was an easy opponent to and aot Wore. The troops are in good handle, having of late years lost whatever spirits. Among the rank and file there forcible and convincing of speakers, being (abilitv ba once possessed in disalpativu. We are ’Van Dorn was a Mississippian snd grad­ ia certainly a feeling of disappointment, gifted, polished and eloquent. uated st West Point iu 1843 standing do great sticklers for “ Woman ’ s Rights, i but nothing which can be called demote!- ainee it is undeniably in good condition let us hope that its next movement will May 11.—The following order has toon . Ja , tf__ L — ! Roeecrans, who thrashed bim at Corinth ' and boxed him about elsewhere, was a 4 classmate and stood nearer tbe bead, । number 5. Van Dorn is credited with gallantry in the Mexican war, and on the "»> of Ufa robollfaj b. -M ! Major in tbe Sd Cavalry—Jeff. Davis’s , pet regiment when Secretary of War.— IOn foeSlat of January, 1861, ho resigned, iand soon became a Cohtuel In the Con■ taken from the enemy five thousand pris­ oners and filtcen colors, captured nnd brought off seven pieces of artillery, and placed hprt rfn cmafot 18,000 of his cho­ sen troops. Wc have destroyed his'de pots filled with vast amounts of stores, and damaged his communications, captur­ ed prisoners within tbe fortifications of his capital and filled his country with fear and consternation. Wa have no other regret than that caused-by the loss ofour bra re comrades, and in this wears consoWby the eonviclion that they have fallen iu the holiest cause ever submitted to the arbitrament of battle. Br Comamad sf Max. Usx. HOOKER. New York, May 15.—A di an uic uw». —--r— Point, are moving to retaforee Grih.Wrant who will endeavor to out the R*ih®«ad betvreen Jackson and Vicksburg, The VicUburnCTrfapOTd-M rfll» takes a gloomy view of matters, and says GcB.GrWt's movements deceived avery- Washington, May 15.—Gen. Stahl a >y er two steea. sent a scouting Darty Leesburg to hunt for Rebel*. Nooo ere found in force. A skirmish with a Wo Fortress Moorue, May 1®.—The Richr.nd As^wrrer of yesterjlay says: "Fighting is going on in Mississippi, Washington, May 15.—Adviees from ho enemy yesterday advanced, 1,000 Gen. Grant to the Btb inaU have been re­ ceived ut Waehingtoo. H« expreroed Mlisfactiou with tbe appearance of affidrs in bis Uctnity, and state, that Port Had son Is undoubtedly evacuated except bfi morning. ' Washington, May J5.—The Star iajt a dispatch w*» this forenoon received here from Gea. Grant, dated foe 8lh fast, which shows foal tbe Cairo dispatch of die 13th, and the Jackson (Miss.) rebel dispatch of foe Glh.were poaitivdy un true ; the former having represented that he bed beaten BowcnsT rebel army on tbe filh insL, and the latter that Bowens’ army had been repulsed on foe 4th. In the dispatch of foe 8tb be expresses satis faction with foe appearance of matters in his vicinity, and states that Port Hudson is undoubtedly evacuated except by n small garrison and their heavy artHlery. "Knowing that the enemy was heavily rviaforred and reedy to engage ua wkb their full force, we retired to Miswasippi Sprihgs, where wc have reinforcements. “Cnl. MeGavack «»f the 10th Tennessee New York, May 18.—A steamer from Port Royal stales'that off Charleston tbe iron-dads attacking the batteries on Mor­ ri. Island. day's Richmond papers havs been redveed with dates from CLsrleatou op to the I2fo inst.. One dlspateb save: 'Tbe enemy is unusually active, tie has built formidable batteries <>n Folly lalaad. bear ing upon the Southern extremity of Mor­ ris blandSeveral Yankee regiments are forllfvint Seabrook laland. Five ironclad* nnd nvfneroua transports are at The fallowing is from the Richmond Enquirtr ut the 7lh inst. "Ourvictory on the Rappahannock taw cost ue dear in the severe wounds un­ fortunately received by tbs great and good General Jackson. His left arm has been amputated above tbe elbow : a bnl let Jssa'passed through his right band.— bis condition ia now, we learn, as favora­ ble as could possibly be expected, and he will doubtless recover, and is not, we trust, lost to active service. We could batter spares brigade or a division. “ Our base foe will exult in foe dieaa ter to Jackson; yet tbe accursed bnllet that brought-him down was never mould­ ed by a Yankee. Through a cruel mis­ take,’ in the confusion, tbe hero received SPECIAL NOTICES- wWI, consequently, be Invited to » y fa ■.«_ OfaH .. T.SM, IbM fa lb. tUobifafad &1M, Cbanibmllte. TV, Vv .fa Mt. papet;-should rearA the editor of II outer, last week, and we think it >| '<auM ifie “wounded bird fluttered.| injured. Although no bones were I the concussion rendered him for | 'fabensibfe, and he will probably b| Owixo to the heavy rains of las I corn planting is delayed,"to such I Several steamers wBl Deserters say toe rebels are leaving ibe Blackwater and moving to Petero- flfabOT • E UPHAM. tent aa very much to prejudice the I peel of even an average crop. Tin! land is scarcely fit to plow yet, at I fields ready for planting, are few i| «T DRVRKENWEM CVMED.^3 New York, May 15.—It appears from semi official acctntnta of Gen. Averill's expedition that previous to the battle of Cbancellorville, Stnncwsll Jackson was St Gordonsville with twenty-five •* touus and men. Hurry up your teams, friends, <| •Gentiles will have to chew lean port winter. I Gaowiso W hbat, in this county I remarkably well, and promises I more than the usual crop. Shout things continue favorable, look, oil ’ Hush times next fall. Fbost.—Slight frosts occurred i. vicinity on Saturday and Sunday mgs last. Not much damage don first number of a new neatly print­ column paper, just started al Boe J Berrien county, and printed upon 11 “The Buchanan Weekly Union" al motto,original though quoted—“I by the Union, now and forever,” r| -only indications of its politico. lt;| iso to bo a “ News" psper and n more. Il is the «th paper publh Berrien county, which is fully fo if It merits it, not otherwise. f Mm. Dkmomsst's Mourns or number of this quarterly magsxit voted entirely to tbe subject of Fs*| Although there are but four numb| her contains pstterns worth the . subscription. New York, May 16.—Tbe steamer (kfttn $ttee», from Aspinwall, has arrlv- that the iron clad vessels trf the South Atlantic fleet were on the 10<b of May thoroughly repaired, all injuries done by the forts having been remedied. Tbe gp W« would direct attention advertisement of Stone & Hya Battle Creek, in the next column. I Hew Advertisements. DB. A- P. DBAKB, two vessels preparations wore in progress See advertisement other pert > ibis paper. MLACTTCAL DEKTI8T, esU too sNssUm of ALLjmtwu wishing sojrviusg is the ft DKKTIKTKY Folly or RmarsKCK.—Dr. W. JBalera Marion county, HI. who w.j coolly arrested by order of Gen. At for giving aid and comfort to the Boo. informed the Lieutenant hM ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. fafiictatJ hv the mistake of hw He received three balls h. ton XLX£------ X- Tbe rote of Michigan al foa lata elecU. "*“J- r~»ii n Ian Ual 1*. dkul —jorilj « J»- "to reply to items published lhereii I onr part we certainly intended til fined to his bed for several day s,J HE CURED. UH left arm a dark on Ss to fire on with Jeff. Davis The failure of the Pioneer, I ca ha*"not been unfrequent dur Accidxxt.—On Friday fa*t, D stealing of U. S. property. fa April, 1861, be captured foe ateamer Star of the West at Indianola, and in the sente month at Safaris he received the aurren der of Major Sibley and 7 companies of THE C0XFESSI0K8 AKD EXPEBJEKCE U. S. Igfantry, and in May of Lieut. Col. US A KXavors isttu-in. Reeve and six companies of Infantry.— Washington, May 15.—A serious dis­ He was then made a Brigadier and boot. agreement exists fa>t«oen Halleck and a Major General, and in January, 1862, Hocker, and ft is pootivcly said that given the command of the Trans-MiuisHookers, new movement was counter­ aipi Department. He commanded at manded by Halleck. Proiniuent Con Pea Ridge, where Curtis whipped bim gressmen have united in a vigorous pro and was superseded by Holmes. He । test sgainst Halleck taking the field, and subsequently rose and commanded the New York, May 14. — The Trib»nuha» rebel atlack’on Corinth, whore Rosocrana it is thought tbe President may veto routed him. He was then superseded direct advice from the army to Tuesday. foe project. There are do indications of to xkbtocs semtata or aora aaxnby Pemberton and has sinee been in dis­ All reports of movements since Hooker an immediate movement. Many Corps grace. The report in that be died at foe । crossed to the North ride of toe Rapps- commanders and staff officers of the army hannock, are unfounded. The army oc nf the Potomac are preparing to leave1> bauds of an injured husband. copies its old camps. Tbe trooge are in‘ and name are now ip W ashington. lT.na.1 ----- ’ ‘ - - 1 - * ' - - - good spirits? There Is some dianppolnfment ,among-the rank and file about the On ths trial of Mr. Vallandigbam, at retreat, but no dcinuralixatiufl. Slone New York, May 10.—A special to the Cincinnati, be “ refused to plead, and asked man’s raid has been overrated. The time to consult his counsel, and for pro­ Richmond and Fredericksburg road was 1 Tribunt, dated Wafoingtoa, May 15th, cess to compel the attendance of Fernan­ *i liilla iajured that it was repaired in says that the last .jour wounded, left on do Wood, of New York city, who should 34 hours. Our losses exceed 17,000 men, tiotes}. be required to bring with bim the letter while Lee is said to admit a loss of 18,-1 which be received from Richmond in rela­ 000 men. Our army still outnumbered care was taken oftbem while they remain-' cd in tbe enemy's lines aa could reasona­ tion to terms offered for the return of that of the rebels. bly be sxpeetad. Our surgeons have been with them since Hooker orossed the gross,- which the letter of the President river. The mejus.1 story* sent over, at declining to entertain the proposition.’' Headquarters Northern Virginia, May the auggeation.<*f Lee, were taken posses Now, it is a criminal offence for a mem­ 11. — Gen.; Loe has issued general orders ber of Congi'eas to correspond with the sion of by the rebels, but woes issued to enemy in time bf war; and It would not snnouncing foe death of Stonewall Jack­ our aurgeotMHUn proper requisition. The aurprise ue to find that Mr. Valhmdlgham son, who expired on .the lOtb insU/ in bis fright at being tried for treason, has committed fatally, also, bis friend and ally, Wood. Mcaxaxmoao, Tenn., May 13. Mr. Wood has often asserted that The Chattanooga Rel>tl of the 6th Inal, somebody had had communication with contat^'s the following: the enemy at Richmond; but he was el­ Richmond. Mny 7.—10 o'clock—From Chancellory ill., 'May 7,-To Hi. Xttfl Uncy, President Davis; After driving nando Wood himself who writes and re- Sedgwick acroM the Rappahannock on the night of tiro 4th, I returned on the 5th to Will be not communicate to the public Cbancellorville. My march was delayed by a storm, which continued all foe night following. , , . In placing the troops fa-position on Monday, tbe 6fo, to attack Hooker, I as­ certained that ho had abandoned hi® for­ A special despatch from Washington tified position. Our line ofaklrmiehsrs to the Philadelphia Znyuirw of to day says : , ' Afterward, when “We learn that ValJandlgham was convicted of the chargn prefared against him and sentenced to the Dry Tortuga, until tbe dose of tbe war. Bumside ap■ - ■ . - j T I.fa r—.V— I__ (Signed) was intentional, which ia of com I true. Robinson, an old resident of this Mr.KHKLDOX VHITCtfMB.of CsaMra. SABAH M. BOUKLU of M- 8. WiuutiM, A. A. A. G. blockade. Ths Proxies complains that tl ner wks not delivered al that of and wu er* I wo* D»irta« Jr. I- and his friends would resist the <-1 stowing at the same time the mutt I mfaol. Tbe- Lieutenant directed tl I AMD who came with him to dtaar I Dossier. which was done »o suddenl the latter stood mute in asiomshm fl® refused to walk to the car. ar •oldiers kindly carried him in their arretted in Bohen-1 �Otl»VV? t 1B«3. 1803. ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTLE CREEK. A. L. SKINNER IIm to «<>.. AN IMMBNSE STOCK OF DRY OOODS .ki* >n rx..-offered foe ulo u GREATLY REDUCED TRICES I . Bo A mA nil W.he.e^^o cue Slock of DRY GOODS large nssortmemt of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the times. [•, ae our facilltiea for purchaaing, and tanas of wiling are «aeh (exclusively for ready pay,) that we cannot be undersold. .i SKINNERS, [ap99] SA 8 i il U i is iNN*« i«»iaes5s»s«ss I ia a: nv? s®s> £> •|. L di * hi CS Ik s 5 © _ . _ if _ SO S.E s ftT; © £ HHuniFHI HflP " ’ i -s. •K akbUl ru! - • ® 3 "S a 1- 15 X 3 ? i 8 p tii ; r r 5 ; a.- -j e s ? -.1 "■? s=l^ is * t i" i © n:ai cd* H ' © a CO -3 7 co 7 r n (O 0 55 �OF NEW GOODS!! AT THE -LOW PRICES” Hastings DRUG STORE!!! Only*! R.J. GRANT 1 MEFY ©©HEPSOTTHDB BOM LINE OF TRADE; Come and Sec !! WE HVAB felitial Jirrtiorj. JUST RECEIVED mi utmii Bilious Fever, Fetter and Jlgue. Liver Complaini, 1ST FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL FURP08X8.0NLY.B1 Alao a Ml ataek ef ' • UBSCRIUE FOR THE BANNER I groceries I'RUNXB, FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; id, army thing in the Grocery Into. sack aa be ssUsd far feroilv Alas* groat rsrfaSy at the AU Cooklax Extracts* (aMtasdvass; ettorwiss MstotssiUtesdd.| q ’ । ... ABVBfflUaa. «M seaM s< toe tosss. er Uro. M Mte I ths fa«L>ad »5 seats for aseh sutesqusat i»> I 41p», A Ubssaldiewsrot to yrorty adftrttosn I - . , . 1 gsasaStMFrtstlag. ?MCV fn-W sroretod «a start artsat, sstl jfrtdity Jnsituss Sirectorl Indigestion, Jaundice, Kidney Gbniplaints, 'VW.se. "B'eXXevs Unconditional Loyalty. are coxx\\io«^A yclyc ar\A ’p.oxv-c.v’jxvX root* a\\A XxxAjr, wYtkcYx vaakc \W& ,u. aBSid&Ti.” WvpXA^ ’Vo’fcke. ro» rm gsrxcuL BKnirrr »r tok uaoua. Wa alas keep m haad a gaod aasartmnt at STATIONERY, Dr IIoWlY ft\.o\wac\\ ’BVUm nn, PEMCILS. INKS, PAPER, KNVELOPKS, CARDS. Ae., Ac. 'iTJaUSil. Upon our sbelrro may be loand ell of tbe MOST POPULAR dtoWb >wy d—ta «ad ef the Hadiaga House, BOBKBTS A STRIKER, UYS. X\U ^loov wuxa'w VrvBfedu SUBSCRIBE /OR THE BANNER t Ykv. ^.okcxkk ' ftXowvaeV. "BxXXevs PATENT MEDICINES m»c- X\x«. Voo* <*an vaaxv^ DocXov's x We would rropsetfally aososass to ths eitlv ns of HaaUngs and vietaUr. Itet «■ island to sell «Tvry thing in esrhna af trade aa shear aaesn beUughlalany plsee. G>vs u a call and Jndg. for yourselves. Ws intoad to sell Ut. TUWk', • ' ttXovcvo»c\x. "B vXX«*s Q.YC X\vt Vxc\\ XWft't StAacx dffiUEAIP, FOR DASH . «r Beady Pay, naly. Tmr.c. 0»»»K?J«gRUa Dy. ■'tt.o'oacVa SyeelaJ aUreltoo w>ll b. paid lo COMI*OUNDINdaod jfoto&g no FRSSlUITJONB; aad any one purohasfng msdlcints uf us can r«»y npo* - BXovcwxcVk WvXXfcts invkaovaXc X\xx \x>eak anA AcInXkXaXtA. Ftaatteg a Gra>e Vtae. Dig a hole three or -ftfor feet square and two feet deep. Throw In old bones, oyster shells, or stone, to Uro depth of si 1 inches, to make a thorough drainage. Bones are much ths best if they can be obtained, as they feed tbe roots for years. On these lay old), Inverted sod. Cover eight Incbee deep with good garden soil, enriched, if necessary, as above described. Compact this soil by treading It down firmly, but not violently, Ou tbe surfitoe sprinkle an inch of fine rich soil, on whieb aprvad the roots as uniformly sn possible, and then cover them with nn ether ineh or two of the sains. No ma auro should o»me fo contact with the roots. Now fill up tbe bole' with soil nntil tbe roots are covered with from four to six inches, according to tbe eixu of tbe vine. A small plant shonld bo placed nearer the surface than a large eor. Cover tbe ground with two inches of old hay or straw as a mulch, and tbe work is done. Thus planted, your vine will take good oare of itself, so faj as the 'roots are concerned, for aa many years as you will live to enjoy iu fruit. iW**- axx& a\.\. d.\acaac% o$ a raycular m&uyc. J* coffee, sugar. snera. helper, druLJtLM’j’ y-xHimnnxB^j a poeumearerr nsniMi eoc'WA, mcfi. exvrt • a\\ <Wc “iXU uAux)a SUeJn. \» Yvcay Xok" \ru\ a> a Ytvnx&aX aaenX—a a,Y<ua.X ■Kc^kAatov XW auaXeoK. In XVw, 'BxW.oa* &taXv\eX» 05 X\xc VTyrX UY1& fcaM&w XVxyc. Ka%* S°* a Vo<m Xawvc, burv nuxe-Xx vxtcAtA an avXveVe c\ BxovaacK 'ftXxXcv*, MAuaKx.) taken xn ^yc^xy <\nanXvXxea, anA aX X'nt ^yc^vt Xvtnc, m FirZ Wall, a aaU bad ia made; end Use mi foe mwlnr to mixed with ton liman it# waigfet of fine aarlh tnd tome wood aabae. Tbe ecad ia than aprlokled over tbe bed end ia not rakad in, but eimply bmtan down gently with a spade. Thia aead bed abould ba in s sheltered poeition, and when half an inch in leng'.li it ahould ba looked after every day. Wbm tbe ptoat begins to bead It abo’d be immediately cut back, 10 m u> leave from aiit to Un leaven ; euekere then bo!|la to spring out at tbe junction of the eaf and stalk, these should be nipped off (some, however, let them grow until six foebee lang, then pick and dry them, thinking them more choice for various purpoaae than tiro larger leaves), ae if allowed to exist they will take much from tbe foil development of tbe main leavaa. Pleating to dtxto in May, hoetag and over looking in Jtrce, July, Angust and September; cutting and housing in Oct­ ober; in tbe other mouths, polling . the leave* off stalks. In the southern plantations a man and a woman are allowsd three acres to manage. When rips, ths stalk should be out off near the ground. When tobacco is ready to bo cot up. It must be attended to or it will ■noil; especially if frost is expected there should bo no Ums lost. Tobacco of commerce ia generally di­ vided into throe qualities. Tbe lower lesraa or those which touch the ground, are liable to get dirty and torn; but on tbe higher parts of the same stock two different aorta of leaves are generally found, one yellowish and one brown.— These sboald be. eerefolly separated and bo put up iu bunches no thicker than a man's thumb/md tied round with a thong made of tbe leaf itself. Th. bunches should be slung in pairs across poise and put in the drying houeo. Too much heat will apoil the whole crop. Morr,4tpendi upon drying than upon any other part to determine Ite market value. The boat of the drying house should be moderate and tbe drying should be slowly conduc­ ted. Tbe very finest qualities .of leaf tobacco will be destroyed if they are sub jectod to a high boat in tba drying room. Jiitisu ^a«str, V> *aa t*5 ttYt 0.1/ u SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER GROCERIES RADWAY’B RENOVATING RESOLVENT )A GtrARANTEE.-One to six bottlro of Dr. Redway’a Cleansing Syrup—RAD­ WAY 8 RENOVATING RESOLVENT—will care tbe worat eaeaa at 8k>n Diseas.-, Secondary Syph ----------------- --------- .1 I. A. HOLBROOK, ‘MSt- ^XovcxtxcXx WxXX.s?f% ’STABUSHED 1700. ^rkvc a\j>a\y nxc\anc\\.oY^ anA. vnakx Tla^c en\o^a\)\x. PETER LORILLARD, HARD-WARE B.^T —W A "5.?”’ Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer liv. *B.o\>cxVt fttoniacXi WVtXe.es 15 A 11 Cbsmbois Wreel, (Fomorly 43 Chuabon Atrret, Mew York,) are X\xc VAeaA* ^.vcvcaXvw^ YfavrAkca, t vxXev^, *BAxcawk.a<ve,wt, etc. TO THE PUBLIC. And is foremost ia peUiahteg.aU. tutors AND LOCAL NEWS. <rh»c' gitter* are put «p in quart fo>tties,c/ wAicA thoabovaia afao-*imil*. ^h* label is finely er.graved, and i* provided udih a ea/b-gmard from •cuntet^M. (Prtta <1 per bc-trte, os C. W. gobatfa (Proprietor, JI*. 6 £m< Ftourth Sr CSnotnnati, to whero Ac, rapidly ud ■fectivtfy, r infecting U>e jrotiral Io t£« FOR BALE BY DRY GOODS! ' RcV*H» * ftottw.Mrelter., Dl MieUU. J.y K. Md wehsats gwssHRy iteojghotto tbs country A friend of oars, says the Getuttet Zerwtor, wbo baa great succeaa In raising ealvss on skimmed milk and “corn pud­ ding." adopts the following method: He never lets a calf suck the onw, but teaches it to drink out of a pail. When the calf is three or four days old, bo takes about a teaeupfol of corn meal and pours s pint ef hot water over it—stirs it up and lets it eesld lor a few miuataa. He then pours on three or four quarts of skimmed milk or as much a* the calf can drink. In tbs maeutime he hsa bad a piece of iron beating in tbe stove. When red boL be etirs tbe milk with IL This “scorch­ ing the milk" be considers ofthe greatest knportanos, when aafoee are fed on skim­ med milk. U prevents it from sooering tba calves. As the calf grows older, be Increases tbe quantity of corn meal.— When three weeks old, be gives a pint, at least, at each meal. Tbe milk, at first, i is only twelre beure from milking, but to tbe eelf grows older, tiro milk ma v be allowed to stand 34 er SC hours before SUBSCRIBE FOR THB BANNER! ' DANIELCOOK, ytrfflci oftite fiMSSta Stacks of ."■> c. renex*. 2 til’voa, SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-05-27.pdf ea72cd653330a90467ede330b34ebace PDF Text Text 4 i-n«? -n i iFVfP JlU’l'iit i i!i « t*i 1i i bPiWwiBfi ;wii ni *-• r^ih S5 3 S B -■a 1 ? s'-2 . !i HJbl g .§ I £ iilatil {ZJ eg B S i ftp 1ui3 J11U1 us srh'i?« 18B3 1BB3. ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATILE CREEK. ■ : A. L. SKINNER tlu !• «w« AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS »l>ld> »>• M» off«ed fcr ah a GREATLY REDUCED PRICES > W. b««. «AW “ »«' 8u»k of ■ A large assortment of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the times. U • 8 al all M SKINNERS, l»fcr. pur.bai»r, M S' fall 11e si * ii i ; ■c? a: i; rh. i £’?i 05=1 ahiK ■ <•• [.pra] �-sarorcrM Arthur Mellon master-spirits of the South We would direct tbe attention of our -Oi^Dcwmnt^.’’—THse/Goveraoraanti thro? dhffMV era .al. Stet* offiesr. wiff hi* ' World,. 3O*t reliable journal* of thi* couna tBat at a public meeting of tbe doing their work and one fortified place bead* of that city, on Saturday after another baa fallen in quick aucceslaat, which meeting was sddrere fr. Wall, not lung since under ar- of Gan. Grant, in hi* operation* against At lb* hour of commencing •.heir pro©ceding, on Saturday night, * crowd of citizen* gathered outaiJe. Tbe crowd mad. no d*raonalraiioo whatever until cheers were beard un the inside for hit Excellency,'J tQcrson Da via, when visabl© aglistlun moved tbe crowd. No avert act was committed, but cheer* went up from th* multitude outside for Gen. Hooker, for the Army pSth*.Rappahan­ nock. fins., and as nine inside were order­ ed for Jeff. Davis, the shout* for Hooker went up in volume that drowned tbo in- Vicksburg. Th* battle at Jackaon, tbe capital of Mississippi, waa a brilliant af­ fair, and the r ebels, badly whipped, re­ ' Tbe news of tbe evacuation of this Gen. Grant was likely to be overpower­ ed, and that retreat had become necesGen. Grant is after the Rebel* armies, and not particularly after their ci ties.— He consequently left Jackson and moved up toward Pemberton’s army wbieh be met and defeated, at Edwards Depot, driving him back fivs mil** over the Black River Bridge, which is 25 miles from Jackson and eight from Vicksburg. Tbe rebels destroyed the bridge. We await further intelligence with some ana- .Bta., which baa been dipped from western portkrn of th* Old Dtwmuim, a* a pnnlahment for her rebellion* praolicea, come* Into tee Union on an equal footing with the rider pistera, <m tee 19th ofJune n*xt; and aa a preparatory a*t, aho electa her State officers cm tec fourth Thursday May. Sb. has sirred, an uaccmditicMsal Union ticket in th* field for State officer*. The loyal citizens cd the Eastern shorn ba* also brought forward a ticket for the government of th* old State, which will be voted for in the counties of Alakandris, Norfolk, Nansemond, Aacomae, Northampton and Prine*** Ann. Tho centre and Southern portion* of tee Stalk which are yet .under tha dominion of J* Devi*. wlD like* iae bold their eleclson A the same lime, and cbooaa thciy own Governor, to.auccaed John Letfcher, tbe present unworthy incumbent oPtee Executive chair. The old “Mother -of President*” has become sadly d*graded.in consequence of her devotion to slavery; and has brought aad confusion and calamity upon .{terself. K Philadelphia Copperhead*. Th* hall was well filled at eight o'clock tomaC.—Gen. H-oker’v’latest nite, evinc­ when Mr. Wall roae to deliver hia ading stern and decided military policy, is 4 ess. He waa received w ite loud cheers, thspae.furbiddiag’aivilians to visit'the Which were succeeded by cheers for Vatanarmy.- Ns permits' are granted by tee dingham and groans for President Lin­ War Department to-civilians to go dowa coln. Before Mr. Wall bad been speak­ to Fnlmeuth without p*rmlssioo fyom lug term minutes, tbe crowd outside rais­ iety, and confidence that Vicksburg must ed * mighty cheer for the Union. This soon fall. sentMueut exasperated th*« inside, and in a twinkling I wo.third* of Mr. Wall’s naoce uf tooaa who remained, and after a abort consultation, * deputation waa aent to request th* service* of a loyql man, Samuel G. Ruggles, Chief, of Polk®, to enable them to continue their vituperation of loyal citizens. After some time Mr. Wall prtKreded, and tee speech was got throsgh without incident, except that of cheers being given for Jeff. Davis, Val­ landigham and McClellan, these being Troop*. ) \ Gjn. Butler was recently sated hia experience with tee negro in the war.— Well, said he, when MeClellan was on the Peninsula, I felt that I was very scant of men, and the army at Corinth-might be down upon me any day, and 1 said to th* Government, send me men if you iney amrwercu, »» c can v spare you » man, but you must held.-Now Orleans. I sent back word, then I will goto Africa. 1 summoned the officers of the Now Or­ leans Colored Regiments, and said to them “Will you fight for usl” “WilLfglv," they answered. “Then give me a reglmenu” In Zen days they gave me a thousand men, and Brought their com­ mission* a* line officers. Said he, “Would y«u lik* to be CoL or Major?” “No, sir; give us white pten-” . “Thea," said tbe Major General, “give me another regiment,” then another, and, in ninety days, they raised four regiment* and a battery; and then noticing a mulatto Captain, worth 1500,000, speaking fivs sil ver, I thought such a man had too much interest in New Orleans to defend ita* Captain, and offered him a Major's commission. Tbe Captain answered, "No matter where I fight, I only wiah to spend what 1 have, and fight as long as I can, if only my boy may stood in th© street equal to a white boy when the war od Gukwaw GMsaoen-T toward ova Sou HUR—A steamer of tbs Hamburg end- tribated by tbe friends oftbe Guion along tbs Rhine, for ttea Unefit of our rite and wounded soldier*. Some of the packegea Mckare bore this Inscription: “ Rhenish Bavari*, For tea Wounded Defenders of the United Slates.” These packages were a free gift'of tee freedom krving men and women of Rhineland, and were brought over fro* by th* Hamburg and American Slav* Catcrru Dklakxd Vaca*ar*. but combatants or persons havleg official bow to prophecy regarding the probable business to come within his line*. This rule b rigorously enforced; and hundreds markets seem to bo unsteady, and tbe difference pf views between the buyers and sellers is considerable ; consequently lend at Acquia Cr«gk. After speeding but little is changing hands. At Cincin- their mottey pretty profusely, they re­ turned whence they cam* without the the same unsettled state is apparent.— gratification of seeing a battle. .Th* war is henceforth tn be carried on tu war and About 70 cents is aaid to represent the note* a fine holiday “show.” Right! view* of tbe dealers at present. Wk ry to dispose of their clip*, until prire* We think the ave­ get folly established. ragewill not, probably fall below 70 eta. and it may not go above 80 cents. Much to a apeedy rise or fall in the market A call for 500,000 more soldiers, would In­ crease tha price of wool for obvious rea- Our farmers will do well to watch the signa of the time*. Lrid,. Itaf lU ax.Fagimasw-fe|em?' । —-LJ-.mr—T~ <■> • k. n.._.nA ! .J mv k_______ _________ ' N.w Y.«L M.j *-*.< ; that lure through thte country again. ■ ‘yen. J<>*eph Johnston artived at Jack•• ■ r . , . - s? I oo te« 18th, and went out toward* A psrt of our briars now m East |Kk(itiurl w|lh fcHg.d.*. H. m ----- - . anrt WA IMltnAWV from them I prisoaar. Tbs inhabitant* through this mostly upon corn bread, and bacon.— out of Tennessee and the southern coun­ ties of this Blate, to keep from starving, and they all say they come for want of provision*, a* tbe rebels have taken every ’_ . L-a* 1---- 11 wtl^w. ! ~Tbo fore* which fought Gregg’s brig­ ade was from Port Huds>m, and Walk­ er's waa from Jordan. Every burse fit for service in Mississippi IsclJnfed hr gut's and Portre’s fle below Port Hudson. the rebel government to mount terir Grant has struck tbe railroads Edwards' station. .**u (Sisnwl) B. A' HULBDBT, M*-4 Obr Copperhead wighbor has found voice again, after a lap* weeks since hi* fright at the i thing they had. 1 saw three women today with their children, some six or New York, May 10—A Carrevi 11* let­ eight in number, who came from Clinton ter of th* fflte states that a ar-----county, about forty mile* from here, and fantry fight took place near Buffi Awning tflb. 15th. A bee in her arm*. They were tee poshest force-<>f infiintry waa reported i Dam driven in our pickets st Bcui specimens of humanity I ever saw. They Church. Troop* were rent <»ut I aaid their husbands were tat tee army, and I* retired before Jwo companies of they wanted to go North to keep from “On tee 17th of May w* defeated the Oth MassachuMtU and 10th New starving. , . same force aS the Big Black-River bridge *y, bof again opened snub after. Tbe with the loa* uf 2,000 men and 17 ptecre 1 saw a refugee from East Tennessee ofartillerv. ~ . a few days ago, and he told me corn was On tee 18th of May, we invested Vicks­ position brand around 'Carrsville. Our burg cloetly. from. But wc^u*w nothing ofjrant in l.uday G«o. Sice) carried tee rifle pits lues was two killed, tkanty one wyundod tbe old Eighth,’ as we have a Quarter­ and siz missing. Our forte* are busy Master in our regiment,—George P. reranvjng rails from the railroad, and tee MWal| Baker,—and Bw knotaw hnw lb keep ns jn plenty of rations. Our company .is commanded by Captain Charles McCrary our old Adjutant; he waa promoted from 14.000 to 20.000 men io VicAs and aasigned to our company at Lebanon. Lieut. John D. Sumner is Adjutant oftbe hia field artillery, and Met Mr common a >/ asay. GEN GRANT regiment at preaent, which position be IRED NEARLY ALL fills with credit to himMlf as well sa tbe “ kfojor General R. W. Hal Irek, Gene ' regiment. Tattoo is beating and I must rai-in-CfoeC Watetagton: ‘•This place fell into our hand* yesterdose. Java 8. Paaar. Co. F., 8lh Michigan Volunteers. OY“Tho Montgomery (Ala.) ‘Mail ras 1n commend. Th* thro repel* tbe assertion of Fernando rhich stated, with rather f joining tbe Vicksburg fores Wood and C. L. Vallandigham that a Bi-axxn Dowa.—The Lansing Sall U. 8. Gaavr, Major General. proposition for s Union P*aee was reeeiv. WoVks have anticipated thr bailing down ed •• from Richmond” by President Lin-_ process by beraingdown. Thi* feat was a third dispatch, alw> private, sMufitming coin in December last! • cecbmplisbed witbasntire success, early the accounts >,f the other Iso. Wvron ■ “ It is strange that Mr. Vallandighsao on Sunday morning. The works were Cincinnati, May 23.—A [>»ui*ville dis­ should serionely believe that any suet erected within tea precinct* of tee saw­ patch says tee rebel* nre certainly pre­ propoaitioti ever emanated from our Gov­ mill owned by Messrs. Woodhouse and paring to ihvad* Kentucky ahfitit tee 1st ernment st Rkfhmond,, Ur from any por­ Butler, situated just below (he junction of June, Thr rebels yesterday burned tion of (he Southern Confederacy. The of Cedar and Grand Rivera. The fire is an dtensire* trcailew'brk at Hamilton, statement - in the New York papers of Y«>rtt--------* noppaaed to have cangbt from the f<«n»r, near Clarksville, Tenn. such a proposition waa made, ws believe, whieh was put up inside teo building, Tbe Gotelle has a dispatcA-from Mur on tbe authority oTFerflstjdo Wood’, who' without proper ---------------•-------------------------------protection. Tbe flames freealHiro, giving rebel report* from Mis.Mid that be had a feltsr to that effect in were first discovered about 4 odock, A. si.slppi to-she 20th. Gro. Pemberton bis possession. How any sane man can M., boraline from the tower, and before ha* evacuated Vicksburg and gum to at­ believe in tbe authenticity of such a letter tack Grant in th* rear, while Johnston at­ official confirmation of the fall of Virks is passing strange. Wp have always re­ building was on fire. Only a boa of tools tack in front,. garded the statement a© an electioneering belonging to tbe contractors were saved. Our daily cotemporarie* have bed quite triek, and confidently Tirediet that the The Inas tn th* Company will be about u :__ _ r_______ n _____ ' three hundred and fifty dollar*. straction by one of tbren of a special des­ The-company met nw Munday evening. patch belonging to the other. We hav* no doubt teat a majority of tbe readers of bote of those journals would be thankful The foilwing I* from the Herald't Cor­ about three If tbe “specials” were stolen nr suppres­ respondents* sed altogether. Popular sentiment has “Thia (Sunday) morning the battle Below the dept voted them a “special” humbug; they commenced In earnest. Th© enemy push­ ed up against onr lints steadily and with a persistence almost inorsdibl*. but our batteries, supported by th* 3d corps, mowed teem 4°*n by hundreds, and finally compelled them to retire, )Tbelr batteries, however, soon Opened again.— graph, is a “sell" of course. W* think Th* large brick mansion at ChanoeUortbe community, for tbe past ten days, ville, used a* headquarters by General T«a Damauk Dorr ro Fort Scmtsb. have had a pretty fair specimen of tee Hooker, was shelled and Mt on fire.— —Charleston papers ar* vary silent about utter worthlessness of these despatches. Previous to leaving the liuildlng General the injuries d>-ne to Fort Sumpter in the They are not worth quarrelling about Hooker was knocked down by a p<>*t late assault by the ironclad*, but a letter The above is from tbe Detroit Com- supporting tbe porch, which a shell had from a correspondent on board the Iron, mercia! Adotrtiirr, and we endorse its Eout, and for a short lime tbe com­ sides to the Baltimore American »y* I devolved upon General Couch.— that ns soon as tbe flm-t withdrew stating ral Hooker’s bruises were not seri- or scaffolding waa erected <>n the outside of the fort, and for more than a month lion “specials.” it is generally believed, that the agents who send these “specials’* ■ AaamtaRY Arrest*.—Tbe rebel Con- iug damages, end are still al wo resa, in secret session, has authorised Them are large hole* in tbe walls would receive their discharge iu*tonI or, eff Dnvis to suspend th* writ of kabeae distinctly seen. if they told tbe truth puce a week. Every corpui and make arbilrary arreete when­ great roorback of the taking of Richmond, ever he pleases. Tbe Copperheads will fy A correspondent uf th* New York of Charleston, of Vicksburg, and -th* regard such s move on the part of tbe JVibmUj describing tbe duel* of th* sharp­ many other cruel and unmitigated lies, traitors as an todicstion of 'praiseworthy shooters on the Rappahannock, previous have first appeared as a “spedal" to some vigor. According to their Meas, it is all to Hooker’sedvanne, says: right for Jeff Davia to acl aa though he Atone time during the day, In a pit was enrrytng on s wajl, while our Govern near at hand. I beard a rebel snap his gun wish the Government would place its mens 'most go <>n tbe principle that we several time*; but it misted fire, much heel upon tbe whole ‘-special” arrange­ nre nt peace and tbe rebels are to be to bis disgust, for 1 could bear him swear ment. Th* maanoet part of th* whole treated as “ bretbaren," and Northern whan it failed to go off One of our men rebel* cspeaially are to hare full awing • bb called out, “ Hello, Reb., whore did you gel your percnaslon cap*?” . '■They are Northern Copperheads,” Ora Disastxr nt Gsoboia.—Tha un­ was bis quick response. fortunate capture of.Col. Straight's caval­ ry expedition, in Georgia, is attribuutei* to his baring been furnished with broken Tbe slaveholder's rebellion is f«t re- New Turk. May 23.—A Washington special to tee HmH aays: u Up to a late hour to nighl nothing addiliofl*! ha* been received from Gen. Grant sloe* hi* ctolure of Jackson altfomgh new* from rebel sources I* regarded by tbe Presi­ dent and War .Department as very favor­ able and Indicative ofa speedy triumph. i Rebel papers are filled with gloomy and despondent article* on tbe poaitem of affairs at Vicksburg, and evidently antic! pal* thr wnrat from that quarter. ■ The Richmond fFAigTs csry revere npon the authorities for placing Pember ton in command. of a Union League, in our vrl has attempted a response to n -of two weekssince. We think*' is intended to be funny ; ifao, tl understand* his forte. Our re*i ■pardon ua. If we give a faw'4^e In tbe first line we read, “J< . four line* bdn'wsjre find : “Now don’t take on so. A little exult thi* kind, may produce another ’ A little further on we read: both of Jonney’s articles,’’ & this time the Cupperbead desi begin* “But aeriously. with: Only a little further irn, however, gets hi* aertouanoae, and break* « ing portion of bis article, entire, low's: against larceny. Think of H.” The filling up of tbe article sea be framed without any other objec simply to get iu tbepointe which w quoted. We have been inclined j object being to Ini pose up»m us, by lisbing a part <>f our name, or sum* Mar it in the Pioneer. Everybody I would find no fault at weeing it prt in almost any other paper we ever i of. We never disgraced our nan wearing n Copperhead bosom pin; < by changing our polities tn publ semi-secesh newspaper; never by fi*> SPECIAL NOTICES from a dead uncle’s store. however, some of it*friends; the} aatmmedwf ita literature, and invitt the otanrible editor never wrote it, employed a literary scavenger, who Potomac, pared to accept thia conclusion and I ditlon. A movement is -m fi»ot, either to the wtbo!?gTrixki7 editor responsible. Tbe Pio eeetns to be down on literary stealii bat we regard some kinds a* much w- our force* hi that direction, and thus rom- Landlord Iteal steal* hia own l>q«<*; IOKS AXP SXTDUKXCE ington, ar destroy and capture iu He •Hl probably find bimsMf mistaken. The railroad to Richmond is reported dedw7i The THhMM’a Washington dispatch •ays information was received Into thi* evening teat Grant** victoria* of Friday and SetunlKV u-tar. ___ 7 and felling beck of tee entire rebel foroea ■editor wb<> aleala from hi* own pap •wiu readily understand what wo m by comparing tbe article from which tta- ta« of M.reh 1MI. And,~». —i» Ityta <4 Utah. I •theta, trtao ta r ancient fries of the Pioneer, published ■ • former editor, without credit Pr!i T/dsjjsdrad! Railroad MlrrtKo,—The citizen* this village are moving in the mailer upon the Central, or the Detroit at ‘ Milwaukee Roads. It is proposed will never re. ewer followed uf Sth-------• , Mr. Ujtw �STOKACH ifflu w-mll«| u, .rd., k, W„ Btriher i «M N. S.rKi. appofrtad dulrman "W Jote S. V. Bran, Smnurf. TL. •■■ *«-•—I kj N. B«l,.w. *• w.-Sklfry,h.ilk?o«llrW,' tn. gs: 7 ^wawtxt: On faothm, N. Barlow. Gvo. W. Milla, ro .. . jyr &cJ> Hi DIGXSTIVI OBGAJtS. eotnmlUM to crested iu *ucb road, weMing al r«xl «o call . future time to organ ixo for building tbe same. • J. 8. Van Bacxy. Secretary. N. Bxuow. Chairman. R. B. R. l v Xrgal Jstirts. ^SS&SkiT'’ natter of th. with of 811*0, Martha. . *ad WUltea Tatro, edaafs, iberoby given, U1.« by virtnt W a U- TO THOSEjWH^jjDON’T THINK. Those who don’t wish to bo troubled with thinking, but like to hav* their think mg d»n* by «ome <>nn else, we *ay -with out explanation, that RibWfrY-S HEADY RELIEF. Wil! relieve th<«*e who sufler pains, in­ Our Copperhead neighbor has, at length, stantly on its application externally or founcf voice again. «fter » l*p*» of two il* adminktration internally, and cures— • •" »-«*• weeks since his fright at the appearance bORE THROAT........................ ..................... In gftm tuinuU* .................. .itrtbNsZiESL of* Union League, in. on/ village, -and CRA<paroxju»a of.).. in Sr. minnt-/ has attempted a response to our article of' wo week* since. We think the article is intended to be fnnny ; ifso, the writer PabBATKQBUeR.Stht9GV MICHIGAN, Cocrrr ar Baut. aa At a aoaalou of tbo ProbeN Court for th* coun­ ty of Barty, balden at tbo Probata Otte*. In th* tillage of IIasl.Bg*, on Monday, th* otevsuth understand* his forte. Our reader* will pardon ua, if we give a fpw^pecimana of Prindl., Judge of Probata. In tbe matter of th. eateta of William B Shaw. ffiffiSMrf.’!!.- ?m^^za?.\'A7?,'i;.‘ JIIU> MORTGAGE SALE. owe woX. o’ftc.vtfc to xXvc. \xa\>Vix qa a vab&MiAAXA uAvveXx. voWk eutc. o\\. \\ve- “\\\» Mb Ww Xo,ri XjuX- a* a riva^AXal a^twaX,—a ^veaX RfoguXakoroX Xfr>e- aaaX-e-va. Xw XXxc »\\\oa% at-iXAckfo o$ X.WwiiV aaflk Wxe-rt Kav5or .pt koa^ tkrae, Xoeea wvacK, a&c&eA an avX.”yt\x. ok SkoraaeK DvXXxrfo, wAuxkv, \$ lakt-a va, \1.Yo^e.r t\aaa*uXkc,fo, av\A at X\xc \yro\ixr \\nie, ave a *uvc ^vfoofoxCuv^ ©5 Silioua Fever, • lUfiver and Liver Oomplaint, JauntZioe, — Kidney Complaint8, ar\A a\\ &.\%easc» a wmnCv* lav aaXarc.. . .... *•’•• ’ t the style of literature which our neighbor serves up to <ta 'readers; In the first Due we read, “Jreiney in hia last week’s lasue." dee, rW*e.M> hsohby, yoa ouinvl have (crofulosi diacaac- Ayer’s Sarsaparilla b rotnnoand«d from tho mou eflcctui.! enddote* that medical *e<Mc* ba* dtactrrrred for thi. nSlirttng diMecii«r, nod for tbe cure of tbo diranfor* it entail*. That h fo (ar aaporior to aotbor tstaedy yet deviacd U known by aD bar* given it a tri*!. That it doe* mmbine virtwe* truly extraorrlinxry in tlwir effort iqwa this rLwa of rompleint*. ia u«b^*utab:y proven by tbp great multitude of paUdy known and rouurkablo core* it baa made of tbe fonowittg dlK**M: Eng'* Evil or Glandular Swelling*, Tnmrs, Erup­ tion.. Pinplei, Blotches and term. Ervaipelu, Rgk or St Anthony1* Piro. Salt Rheum. Beald Head, Congtu-from tubemton* dspaftt. ia thehnvi. White Swelling*, Debility, Dropsy, Htmralgia, 'VV.m 'Bta-xva Three or four line* below we find: "Now Jonney. arc eava\uo%cA o$ rare aaA Vowcv^al vcakb axxtk \xxv\yi, vMwti make 1\uvk , don't take on to. A little exeftetnent.of thia kind, may produce another eruption of the erysipelas, or leproey, whichever it is that is working in your Wood,” Ac. A little further on we read: “Taking both of Jonney’* article*,** &c. All this time the Copperhead desires us to think him funny, ' begin* with Only a little further on, however, be for gets hit seriiiu*n»«a, and breaks out with, “By the way Jonney." We give the elos ing portion of bi* article, entire, aa fol­ low*: •“Poor puny man i'dcc. John,—John, —It will never do. There is a law against larceny. Think of ft.”' _ The filling up of the articte seem* to be framed without any other object than simply to get in tbepoint* which we have quoted. 'Va'tv.e. Dr-l&xfaackk ’ %Xovc\.ac\x, *B\X,X.q,y« Mkmb*. Radwat At Co: ; I have been afflicted with Sore Eye* for a lung time, *o that my room had to he kept dark, hut by tbe use l»f your R. IL Relief, which I bathed my eye* with after diluting with water, I aip now re­ covered. Youra truly, Jotua-WiLUAiti. are Xkw^oov mavCv Yrleadu lishing a part of our name, or something near it in the Pioeren.Every body knows that to be a disgrace."’ We have no rea­ son to be ashamed of «<ur name; end would find no fault at aeeing it publiabed in almoat any other paper we ever beard ftV>w\ALeXx 'K'Akeva eaae X.\vc \xoov maw vaaatj Dockov'* "DvWe. . N. B.—To make a good eye Lotion, for weak, sore or inflamed eye*, take onehalf tea-spcxinful of Relief in a win* glauful of water, and apply the miature. Should it get in the eyea, it will not in­ jure them, but rather benefit them. Dr. ‘B.o'oack'% are We yxW. vaaa'% Bckaee a\x& Cova^ovX. New Advertisements. feto'KuxeV LATEST EW HARNESS SHOP. Tbe attention of the public ia Invited tott.aNswBMaw8M.bru £X f *3 ARRIVAL! a. 1. courts*, » - wutlbg New Harnesses, We never disgraced our name by An nqsaUnd to girt him a call taforr Making Ihmr parebaaea, as U.la d*t«nslB*d ' Met to be Undersold. Tb« b«*t of workmen employed. Repeiring don* on ibort notic. (jiT*) ■ : • nJ*. eaoOTBAR. 3 DRYGOODS WAR CLAIM AGENCY! Tb> snd«Tsig»«d. bavisg all th. blank* sad DKVMarj loalruellont.Uprrpaml to coltect all claim* sgslut lb* Gor*r»n>»nt for the otansible editor never wrote it, but BOUNTY. BACK PAY, PENSIONS, Ate., &c., A;c. employed a literary scavenger, whu w*» too busy with other matter*. Io reply ■ I always Collect and never fall to Pny Kam r'—. week earlier, and who ba* no reputation OMoaon BortUck 8trwt.oppo«ite th. PoalOIBc. Ahouw, Michigan. the editor responaible. The .Pioneer •eeme to be down on literary stealing; bat we regard some kinds a* tnudi wt»nro bow can ypc comport, web a man tn «n editor wbq ale*l* from his own paper! STONE & HYATT oft repealed "Jonney” is rtoten from tbe ancient $lea of the Pioneer, published by a former editor, without credit. Prick anew, Copperhead! , r.llrmd from lbw **• *-**• P-""1 <U Co.u.1, »r 1U DMroil •«> H.»h. fruiw . 1 CMAm- TRAJi THE CHEAPEST ikvkvc a\»a^ tackaa.c'aok^ aa& mkt, *L\$e cayo^akAr. CHERRY PECTORAL, ' arc Wx SokiAw'* ^.vcvMpaXxxxAf Dx-avvkxea, eaXerx^, YkXxxavaaXxtAxv, tke. These fitters aro put ty? ilk quart bottle*. of whiah the above ia a fao-nitnile. Th*' laM i* finely engraved, and M proviie-1 with'a eafe-gUard from eounxerfeiteru. (Frio. 92 per battle, ei •C. W. Ifobaakj (Proprietor, Jfo. 6 Eact Fourth St , Cincinnati, to uhore *U ord.ro .AoiUd be addrsmd. DENTIST, ould o«ll th* nttanUon of ALL jwrson* JDENTIHTRY o/btf«d, The World’s Grant Homody fbr Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con­ sumption, end for the relief of Consumptive patients in advanced stages of the disease. Thi. ha. Iwen «o for., "wt! and »o asirat telly known, tlut wo need do no more ihan swans the public tlrnt "it* qualitv i. kept up to the het it evrr hM been, and that it may bo rebed on to do all it he* erw <lone. Prepared by Da J. C Arun A Co., Proctitriaeu AeutfUm CAeifom, Lowell. Mam. Sold bv *1< dnqrgwU everywhere Rab«rt. A Striker, Hrotiop; F. U Bloke.Irvlag; W. C. Altin, Hiekory Conran: M. C. Swift. Pre’rfortlte; W. B. Remington, fawdfoville; B L. Mania. TeenmtiUl.. Wbeleaslo by Farrtad. BlraUy ACo..Prtroil. MANHOOD; SOLDIER’S BOUNTY, HOW REBVORED I BACK PAY, PENSION. *C. Jett /'tUuief, in d Pritt« CU. i, LECTCTX OS THE NATURE, TREATMENT, aud radical Cura of Spermatorrhoea or Swainal Dspurtaraat. Waxbrngto.., D. C, Wcalnaa*. Sexual DwbQity. NstvoMMaa. and HOW LOST I STSlJkS'KE?: 11, UOACBT 1- CCLVKMWCU. U. U COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS S) rite APrucAnmra roe "AMB1ABS OFTXT. BOUNTY A PENHlftNS. of SMtALwaoruay beetfeclaally removal wilhtatatnal modlchra. or tbo ttaagmua aaipUca> * I eantucn, luatrosrasta. uradmoted bogtau. ■nd. aa£rt to th* rigbt'of dov'er of the moth* Al troststaat a* adopted by tbs oatobeutad fa»rfanvexp4ai-..wlLbT mrona o^etlleh c.rer 'ZS’iLn,t'ss^ Peioa, April l*lb; IM*. tfuantraa. Their IMMENSE STOCK of ADMINISTRATOR* SALE. dry goods, Groceries, : ~ 'Mnd& Adorn givn Grail* by tba AoUag Surr 'v^ht.bt.SErUBTNon srEMWATURRlTOEA GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! 10,000 A$Wta Wanted! I or HMM IN AL WEAKNESS, and other IhwaMi So|«Sm» in tbe Araiy 1 Laditu. *l home! I of th. Sexual OryMS. *u<.. th* FEW REMfo - DIES employed &S. IH*p«ary. wot in n-Jed Il U p.f»~l •» rwlml W -B*ae 1» «~»l»r pl— •“ DR- A. P. DRAKE, sUhifif *sything ip th. of W TEETH extr^ted oh'sbert notice. -will readily understand what we mean by comparing th* article from which we the last of Marek 1861. And wwae still —tbe style of tH*la»t *riiete, aven U the dU*reVatLe».^e. teal PRACTICAL Tbutm who poauees file* of the Pfotwsr tetve quoted, with one published toward A. A. KMAPPKM, ilimnM granted tn me by the >< count* of Barry.on lb* 234 . Is**, I aboil <xpoM to *al* > the higbeat bldd.r, at tha 2U. in lb. lowuahln uf Mapl* »tv of Barry, and State of tioua, and tbM nprf* the dlrtcmpcr* which lurk within tbe system or bfirst oat on any port of fc. W. know the pnhlic bare bets dectired by many cum pound* uf Sirtn/vrilrti, that promwod sturii am! did nothing; but they will neither ba deceived nor <lnn|>poinied in thia lt» virtue* bare been'proven by alrantlsM trial, and there Dr. ’R.okiacV.'fc ftXowvae\x "B\Xkt,v» FOR SALE BY to Itroe, anyhow. Ws *rv hardly pre pared u> accept thi* conclusion and hold than other*. It s**d to be a very mean Landlord that steal* bi* own liquor; but VtivXjpvaXc, Wc uxak axxdJ ....... Good Eastern Leather Exclu- Dr. 'Ro'bCteVe r sively Deed. creditors, nor got our start ia the printing business by the sale of pood* purloined _________ ** J'icmvrr’* however, some of its friend*; they aro ashamed «f it* literolwrv, and lastet that ...... _’'.... Dt. "B*o\>Ock'» wearing a Copperhead bosom pin; never by changing our politic* to publish a GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! *emi-*eeesh newspaper; never by funu.bing our bouse nt the expend of Newt York from a dead unde’s store. We have said that we regarded the • Dr. ■R.okaeVe We have been. inclined to re­ gard the article a* a success; its main object being to liripose upon u*. by pub­ of. [From Mr. J. William*. Proprietor of the Canada Hous*, Oakville, C. W.l Oakville,C. W.,Oct. 86, 1860. BOOTS & SHOES. PICTURE GA1LEBT! rSa. a Beam Nina I b* found proceeding* of a rn-cmg Mdl —TasrreraKF at the Haosings H—• «■ TWradey ava- niug of last week. CARPETS this gallery �DRUG BU. ■WSKCK'8 ■ftiAwa VcuvrnfB. STORE!!! VDE..SJH 'Btam'd Wlxs lot) wee folly thirty to— per acre. Tbe system of what may be tanned summer fallowing, formeHy very extec sivoly prsetiood in this region for the raising of winter grain, was found to prove highly beneficial to eoil la two ways. It pre dean land, tending deci­ dedly to eradicate ftel weeds, aed to keep ep tbe fertility of the soil without manure, at a cheap rate. The course usually waa, to plow under a crop of graaa or olovar in June, and allow it to be undisturbed a month or more, ata then to give one or more cross ploughings previous to seed time, which was usually the first of September. By this coons, a full crop of winter grain was usually had, ata the eoii wm in good tilth for reseeding with tbe winter Mraln. Care should be had, however, to have tbe ground thoroughly pulverised by repeat­ ed ploughings ata harrowings, previous to sitting Another coarse adopted by a neighbor uf mrce—anoMMfally, I ahould judge— was to plow early in June, at in toe other ease, and about the 20th of tha same month to sow a crop of buckwheat, with only one ploughing, allowing tbe aword to hs oodisturted during the soMon.— Buckwheat, aa ks well known, has a good cfToct upon heavy, stubborn toile, tending to make them more friable. Tbo cue seeding epring, plough aa early as ths seaeea will allow, twice— tbo last Ums croaewise, if practicable, and by thorough harrowing ata tilling, see that the whole is well decompoted, when it is sown to oats or some other spring crop, and re- steSttWSM ’" VmMEM CnnBA** BaU OUR LIKE OF TRADE; — I. r^r-ai?*• r*r**',aw '■■MW IteHfA TURI'ENTIKE AND ALCOHOL 'TkowmwaA» >me and See !! mi umu> M\kttu*ous Cc’rtXS'vuxUa which hare been showered upon him from W1 >ort» CouwVr^. IB- rol MioBinCAt im> HmMHriL WE ’' tab aad Oerd Prtaueg. a_M,. utfFy^ rewal.d aa eiart tain.. HVAB gastinji’ Stunttas-Jtrtttot The peculiarity of the SUESCB1BE FOB THE BANNER I GROCERIES! political Jinrttrj. ASkooA VuA$\xy a»A VAU fa ttei itey *<*• ■» Aa aoot ef Dtaa^ by eradicating every particle of imparity ■\jk Wve ‘BUmML for tbe life ata Iwmlth of tha body depotat TEA, COFFEE. BUOAB, 8H0K, PWTEB, Fumnsi. nos. kaisixb. codfish; foet. svrr^tblsg tojbe Graorry !»•, rasb • AIM • gnat variety of the Aid CmUbc Extracts, rou thm aaracuc mmt or m Old Ber** -Lirar OanjjfariU, Amt ata XfW, Isuaorrharz, Female Cbmjtamte fit, JUUh«n*s ty, ffumerw, Ert^ptwrn, Mte, firrgfUious Cbneumpr.cn, «<-.taL Wi also bmp aa head a good aranrtm,nt of STA.TZOJJTEinr. nw raxcog. Dm, rarm. nr. Tbe advantage from thia last eonrsa,ia, that a crop is taken from the soil both ■eanoos that tha renovating process is in progress; while in the first roootiooed, no crop is obtained the first season; which is to ba preferred,will depend upon location, and the situation end curtain circumstances of which each musita his SW-MU-. Unconditional loyalty. ladies. Upon oar aboiraa may ba foaad «B at lb , BOST ronn-AB SIBBCWBE FOB TUB BANNEB ! I I I I I oveis;. I On P«« writes, hard—ghter was cured PATENT MEDICDCES KEDWED TOW. I TTOBIETB AT LAW aad SaUaMan ia Cbm In pursuing aach couraa, w« tboald think it highly important that tbe first plowing ahould be in early aammer; or at that period when tbe moat vegetable it oc tba surface to be turned under.— TWe we know, eunot bo obtained either in early epring, or In.autumn—bene* the roaooo why aommer fallowing la joady eonaiderod ao beneficial." But to be of nao, tbe work must be thoroughly done, and tbe award be allow­ ed to beootne wholly docompteod, else, when the land is seeded, tbe surface wjj! bo found lumpy and uneven, and indeed, i i* may be said mte rather a difficult matter to effectually subdue a award field in a ainglo season without a hoed er op, unison, aa provioualy Mated, by the moot tbonowgte aed oft repeated cultivation, both by the Me of the plow and terrow. By the way, wo bare within a few yearn ted an implement Introduced In in owr locality—Stere's Harrow—which ia of greet aasistanoe in pul veriaing sward lend, aotin* something like a net uf gang plowa.—Wtt. J. Pnwut,Salutary, Coon. —AT. £. War Han do wot Lay.—A corrnepoodsnt of tbe Country Gentleman auggrate the following reaaoas for the non productive qualities of hens. His eiperisnes is worth noting : •‘I am not In tbo habit of writing for publication, but ! have a few remaru to make from my own experience. Last spring I had eixteen bens of the dorking brand, and they did MX lay. 1 did all in my power to make Item do ao, tat noth­ ing effected a cure. I gave a grant vari­ ety of feed—burnt bones, shell, foe. | also tried many ibines rvcomended Id your valuable gager for that porpoee, tat all wero ef aw-nee. I did not like to part with them, aa they were favorite fowls of mine, and highly esteemed for the breed. Lastly, Igsro up in despair— thought there was do use uf keeping bens toJtek at, and receive no tanafft, 1 then commenced to kill them, took the poor eat first, and draaeed one, cod it wm tbe fitfMst fowl I ever mw, and no sign* of any eggs. I then made up my mind that tbe bens were too tat to lay.andeoro- rmtii.rwW —nK(<<a. Ac. Will ba baaa tetrad te tel arite uilaa Una af tbair pxaltema We bare e,ery kind of gooda, such as fcr j.ur*.h OMaa in tba Coart Horae. Ilauip. Mich. (CBSA?. rtDIB (DAfiffil •r ■eadv Pmv, atay. & BE©®®, 'WvdKXkk*. a CWhv 'VXxe. 'BYooA win be paid to COMPOCXDPBBM»U*TI0X8; ate ray are tbo amat aetivo and tooroegh pill* that rm bahdlt km> ixmctixr BY DB. MIDWAY'S StBSCWBE FOB GROCERIES RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT )A OTAltmt-Ou to ilz betties of Dr. Mwag'a Cteanatof Byrwp—salted BADWAT’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT—will rars toe wont aaan of Stan Dterara, tteonatay SypbClia. Form Bona. moors, or Beorbatte Kroptiona toot sea ba predated. TMa Byrap U higMy aaa eratr*tod,sxee«diiigty powerful, two iaa»pwocfttl» L.X*. WING. USTIC1 OF THE.FEACE, Will alteMteft eoUecttea ef dobte rad all etber beaura pertaining te-bri oftes w.tb tteiil; and pnaul MOB. olre oppoMeDodg. . Uteri. QraarTKl J into its former oodr Tbay are really a andi Taut W, ITABLiSHED neo. PETER LORILLA RD, HARD-WARE Which, ia eoojuortfoa with the *B\oo4, VuAJUv, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer will ears all the aforramatioeud dtaaMO. ate, of ttemMlvns, wDl reUeve end eure^ It A It Cbambet, Araob (Formerly 4t Chambers .irwl, Mrw Tsrk.) Vo«M *n Um aiiraUaa al artklM AND Htadaohe, ObatfeOMse. CnUeOtaM, Cteteretjksrtus, ZedigwsfiM, (Rate te the ^>umls, ahxxutooa, etc. Try foam med^inee, ate you win nezer JOHMTWBEMT*. iMTBICTAX sad Bare«« DnUiacoa Bread way. sear toe C—n Hoax. B . a. J. BAJIKT. (BXSXClAX.BCBGFOXaad Aeraebrar 1 LOCAL NEWS. •JUi tt^ysSssi'^SB:^ DRY GOODS! iiAFFEir a iriiowa, COVXMkLlOBS ATLAW A .TTOBXXTS rad SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! nun -2 :r/<n> FOR HALE BY Bzwuuunr bwobt. ioh DAXIBL COOK, OF THE PEACE. Gesrra! L.»d ui Mi. will Mtoad to Um ealtoeUMi of � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-06-03.pdf fd6a17db21504d922e4574e97ca3f490 PDF Text Text Sls<i t W P Li s __________________ i»lhiy;*nnli ¥ f W, ;on di a n. IMl!0«f tjiu ~t: »4 'B s laaa. 1BB3. ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STOKE IN BATTLE CREEK. a A. L. SKINNER ie Hu b Mon AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY gOODS •bid. ... »o. olf.rol for ul> .1 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! X W.tandM.u. o.r Suob of DBY GOODS S A large assortmenit of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the times. [i®) , 3 Mi ft .*J. .*h «■» •? 1 ��fttal ai T0 K EXCELLED ^pgulator one point, however, ihu wb.de literary DIGESTIVE ORGAKS. reason no editor of r*wp*t-«*).ili-.v willed mit peraonalitiro over »u<-b ,de.,M..rr-. - i trf“this chnractrr d^dir^l^l to the Mii. iitr the Pionftr. damaging Khmmw* tree ■in their srmwition^ • Inch Kv-e tb-ts far 'Viwvt 'B’CCve-rs tvt. vwoA cftvr&d. Xo <ot a» a xn%a\x.\at uoNxvc'a uAW. Iftjal Jetiin --------- —--------------- ... cun a\\ x\\e wk\\k» staaarvus^ww* vs-wx« . Item withheld 1-eea.toe of their false aignatures. Ing eigbiy sere, of toad; *)m tbe west balf oT, JfctfcW.VaXOV o\ the M>ntb-vwit aMHer of said sretion slgbter*. We "-gerd ^'*’rlbod. ..f »\\%X.CVa. ■V, ■* -* - aitnek a. nngentlrmaaly; and none lw»1 ? ** yi*8"1. itaor ur ib. O.XH iiowM. to lb. riiisfsrf Kas, a Von^ Xvfa^,\j«xv\ vatkcNx. aceAeA aa arAiA^ cX oi uw. <». ®Yocaaea ’BVttcrw, w-Yu.e'a, o>ur1FH,. uid takea v.v 'jvWQx.T ^aaaXAttw, axxA at X\ve \tro'^&Y Xx.wx, a«. 'TWsfe'"a %urc \uccA>e.aX.\.v& rm.num Mvigwer^, H..ujd adopt them It i« the oewrrrW* resort, wh... Bh* tfeu '***’«•« Strikes front his concealment. ■‘Jutiius.’’ of qnurae. w>py ing the us>m1 style ..f the Pionttr. inak<* inentiiui of 24th of June. in this vill.g.-! alter th<* ■ oytipeArs. trpri^ or aHy olktr JUlkpl if tbe editor ./ the Amterr manner i>f their Order. Hon. F. W.- dionM." SbrrrHen. ”f Mar-dinW. u expAt.-d to dr­ J?i2£ous Fev&r, T’ever and\^gue. . Liver Complaint, • CDyspepaia, . |M *MM<'d s ue -park of n>*p|y IndrpMid- liver an addreiui upon the oe a«lot>. The rnw, and dkl not feel that jwtha|whhi and luitter w«^l<l pny ifo.. hnlrit, .'tl.i-f 4ill he held in a grove, if the' lie wniild rep>i s'u-N 'tn >>-ix«|fa<it 'referwe-ith.-r will permit. Dinner will tM. wrved at the ll.irnoigw II -mum. We I,mhJ miW. auch aii open mault to * member ..f 'hit-all i.et-v?.-«ry arrangement* are made make the oicmdon one of much inter■st-^'A general invitation is extended t»» Kidn,ey Camplainta, hia own fentllv, wh.» is reputed tn nan the very types utwm'wltWt tfe- indignity aadv a\.\. dk^caw* o$ a ^vnvv lav aaluxc, ill persons; and Mawms particularly are rrqueated to attend. ' rV\\o,«Cz avt eoTO\voMii o') rave aait ^.oux-v^ul vootr. avvA Yvcvha*, \k>\\kcY\. vaaVc *Cacva CO.MMK.Sh Tub Karr G-rxrr Orruit Court ia in oeaaion tins week and it ia expected that ’.raisr; WNb rerv btrantei ■ tonunvi-iltajM tolte ___... , . Bt. Anth-.ng's Firs. Foie. Een Bbetua. Seam n«.d. Bora Eye*. tscksd L, 0aat>.r«’un l.u Iu.rhca4. IL./ sr.srsasn'trtSTKs; ess |J»<t blaejulvr Krnnte,.. >| <>e<». Evana of.Grand Rapid*, will be tried for the murder of Cohen Balch, «»f ihis'connty. The defense wHI leave rm stone unturned to itnmre hia acquittal.-— Several penuma have Imm subpennaed from thia village, a* witnesses. —- LATE.T All tb« Bight* .Ml MNM*. of Mrtb. Lo*g beforv h«r life'* bri(bl oooXuil *b* P to vlttp M> MMKI? Whsra the talruid urni brestiMd S*w«ra Dis aet faiths j*to*a*ib«im,. ;;i ■<„ meeting. for that purpose, a new and (uh »lantial bridge will be built across the Tbomapple river at the fool of Adberwm This ia as it should lie. tag triad r>«ry tMscsuv »t lad ni>, taqwkom, •« I ‘Dr *R.o\>aj&?« _ ftKottvaeV, 'fiiX.Xe.v* ARRIVAL! A N|w Barooa ix Pacmrttct.—Muiny having been voted at the last township Street. --------- '■—■— art, X\\x \yoor man's VAtviA, a.r«aaft¥saS®sa2s YW. ■RoYsatkk SX.ov«\,ac\\ T&vX.'tofft Wvc \voor vaaa vaax\\j ‘YNodar'* 'RxW.u. mlvc One OREM REDUCTION IN PRICESI ' T)t. ‘RoVtaeV* d»xen poor We bop* 'hat theomumiltee will aea’thai there i* no half way work wl»oat ftXoKMxe\x '&\XX«,y« art, ‘Coe, AeYk raaw'i Solace aaA Cova^ovV ■one*. . it. ao Uutt we may have one bridge dial the publie can p«<flt over • ith aafiAy. . -DRYGOODS K.vl E.t.o, brUattng -U- Mid ’ VilLae.. I. J u>u.ilu>. I— ■ . i. l lMrn->VMKKTS.—hi xpitprof war time'. -«nitaideraUle iuiprovemrlit* arc living ... made in our village, in the shape of new KoNaacW fttortvacXv TAvVittva , invwroraXc. X\ve vxxak av\A dx\n\.AaXc,iu waNta, n«« fences, and newl bouses. A. II. Ellia, E-»q. ia building a fine residence •and fixture* on JtftTer**i street. St. ftX.ovuac\v ‘BkXX.ct* KDIB IBSADY IPAT Mspls Grots. Jure 1st, 1US. Eorro*. Basxaa—-Sir-. I mrtieed in your last issue a* iuvilaUou to curndtor-l STONE & HYATT Tbe eircumStance though singular, is true. It is also true as tu ita being an old bird, •I fesal. It, was fell grown when first seen t>y mf. During the spring of ’62 it first , T JI g£ 3£ O O J£ areVac SoNAxc’c'w VAcaA., ^.vc.vvc'a'tmtT "YMawYvca, cvAcrxj, ■RNxcuvaaYkiva, clc. T/tes* gittira an put up in quart bcttlsv. of whioh tho atov» u a fao-»imU». fhs laLrl is Jln*h/ tr.grand, and is provided with a taft-fuard from CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST oounltrftiun. <Priot fl jper bctUa, or sixybr (S. C. W. Tfoback, (Pnprittvr, JTo. 6 Their IMMENSE STOCK of Xaat Fourth Bt, Cincinnati, to whew ■made it* appearance and sewmwd U» invite attention by following me at a distance of a few rods.. Its singular movements attracted my notice, and; as it has aTways been said that a partridge could not be o.t. u-atxr *awur*B;uM. avers CATIIAJlTJi: PILIS FOR SALE BY It seems to ba accorded by the unh DRY GOODS, vernal conacnt nf mankind that Dr. J. C.' Ayer de CCi Sarsaparilla, Pectoral and Plila are the greatest remedie* yet dis­ lowing me, towards tbe last, to approach covered for the treatment »f disease :'that within a rod or twn. I then loal sight of Ayer’s Bar*ip»rlUs Is the greatest seemed inclined to sal, but ooolipued to follow until the doee of “ sugaring," al­ EW HARNESS SHOP. MANHOOD; Groceries, it and had alnmet fiirgotton the circumatance until the past spring when it again 1 «vt\.axxeN\o\\i t’a\c*^a\j\.t. Dr. 'R.o\»aek'% ftXo'Kx.n.e.'Vx ‘BXkXrv* at*, ifrwrrrt, the statement cond-ming a tame partridge tn be found on'my place. tamed I took toms pains to cultivate its acquaintance i>y talking to it and offering it food of difierent kinds, none of which it AAvc awl vaak.Cz wanting made its appearance aad seemed anxious to renew its acquaintance, and be, if pos­ sible. on more intimate terms than form­ erly. 1 Itegaii again by talking U» it,' Hew Hamewrea, BOOTS & SHOES, HOW TzOBT? HOW RESTORED! iss-Si^W Pr<«COa -i UCCTGHK OS Tlrt J1AT0RR. TBHATMEST, Arviwqrwwtedto pirebip « *>ll beferr making — k. I. Xu— iRtnlantory tlnifesUMU, • |U<senig ImpolencT. Omsumptwa, *»d Usual sod Hnitea IMliiilj, By UQHEUT J • C0LV£ftV£LL, M. D. stepping at the same time ver y cautiously towards it and extsoding my hand. It seemed quite »hy at first but mwin allowed me to approach within n few feet. By­ CARPETS repeating this peers* frequently, in the course ufa few week* it beoame *u tame that it would sit in my lap or aland on :^T These Qeeds Bare bee a parchased si ace the great decMae fa pri ees la lgw lark, a*d will he a»U to satisfy the Parchaser. Battle Creek, May 15, IDW. 3m nij hand. It seems to 4>e attached to that partic*- lar locality, fiw if carried away-it will im­ mediately return on being relcMsed ; and dtacare* induced bv the exnw-ivr use of will not fed low tnor* than thirty or forty Heronry, Calomel. C.wro»ire 8*blimata, rod* i* any dirertioa from the *pm whare Quinine, dte. ' ■ tABtas it is usually found, h fe not tx> me alou* A Sided with Chh^miarWhitM. and all that it is thus denuMteUwlirc b*t to any d-rt-ZM. —r nrfj .P. • MMwdy uure by the uae >d UsdwsT » K< &-14] WAB II. A. GOODYEAR. CLAIM AGHSrCY! BOUNTY. BACK PAY, PENSIONS, BQLDIEB’S BOUNTY, HAUK FAY, rKXSHUKML x— �Mwg of new goods:: W-jWlLUAM 1 a— AT THE -LOW PRICES” Hmm DRUG STOREH! Only*- R. J. GRANTI IndeMgabk, and most eBofeat an a fer­ tilizing agent. Corer over a Hl of aterito earth with a plank, no aa to exclude tbe light and insure moisture, and within > month there ia a manifestation of nitre • here tbe closest chemical tort could bare delected none before. Within an other month comes tbe army of snbterranesn tapper* and miners boring the whole serface aoU to lb. depth of a foot, into millions of boles, passing every par­ tide of it through tbeir long, Bexiblo organiam, and leasing in their excretion a compost beyond the power of human JAMKTVRN1 skill to equal. Under toe administration of these wonderful workers la th. darknets, in the apace of two years,,tbe hard­ est packed, sterile ground baa been aa thoroughly cut ap as was ever an un­ painted, wooden bottom ship by the tornado, after three mondjKnactivity in tbe waters of Tampa Bay. By the agen­ cy and industry of these wiggling, atom alia Jethro Tulls, tbe whole organic structure of the darkened surface has been changed both in quality end comphi ion. From a pale, barren and baked hard-pan, it baa hwms a light, porous, dark colored soil, rich in all the element* ol vegetable life."_________ Only tl. a new and most complete assortment of PBVQR Jk» yXE»IClNK«, qafChfMrteaH, PwiMta, «*H, €»■» Ol'yjNEOFTBABE; j TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Come and See I! which hare been .showered upon Um frost c$ » \\u. Coun\v^t Th. peculiarity of A. Um • Ml stock ef SUBSCRIBE FOR TBE BANNER! GROCERIES! Jolitiral Jinrtjrj. My method is as follows: After pre. paring tbe ground as for other vegetables, I dig holes 8 feel apart each way, remov­ ing about a bushel of earth and loosening tbe subsoil to the depth of a spade, and then throw In several shovelfulls of well rolled manure, mixing surface soli with it and plant upon the top. Tbe squash is a voracious feed#, and will do belter planted upon a manure beep than any­ where else. 1 put in seed plenlifuliy,not Isos than 20 in a hill. It is an easy matter to thin them oot, and if toe bug attacks them, hl there be enough end to epere. 1 sprinkle with aehes as eoon, as the planta break the ground and repeat tbe process after every rain until they become large enough to defy the vermin. When the pumpkin bugs make their appearance, re they wUl, there is a vary easy mode of dispatching them. Place a ahingle upon tbe ground in each hill, visit toeee, morning, noon and evening, taking up toe shingle carefully, and layait inverted upon tbe ground, when i a alight pressure of tW hand, you may murder too innocents without com­ punction. Follow this two or three dsys, and you will have no further trouble from that source. Not more thsi> three plants will be permitted to stand, but the thinning process should .not be closed till after toe bug visitation. As patent medieiM venders say—“fol­ low toe directiona," and you will have no trouble ia raismg and -keeping aquasbee. ,____R. B. Hpmahp. Suiniss Jir; 'Humrroufo CvrtA$Uc.U« ISH,5A*S ■fiVoodi o.v\A VAVa h that they strike al tbe root of UiteaM, by erodioekmg every particle of imparity A*v "BKogA, for the life and health of the body dtpeafe TKA. COFFER, NUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. HOT. RAISINS. CODFISH; bcl, eweryiking la tbs Grocery has, strtk a* JI be sesdeU for faarilv use. AIm a gresi vsrietT ef tbe ipxBjnnmEB7 ■ ANON AI4.KN, Krt ■’GxvttxucAxA CT ADVOCATES Unconditional loyalty. Aid CeekiRg Extracts, IB TUX XSrXCLAL HXXmT Of TIIX LAPSO- . »• C. DAirtrY, “ ’ «•»*—*.. Ubrtr Owe. J-Hint, Fever and jfl<ue, las norr bone, jRsnoie Cbnydainto JBry^peUe. . ft. J8ntopnj?s Pi.-., STumors, B-Uftione, Pitt, &rref*lo-M Oanaumption., eto. We alto keep os ksod a r><Ml Mtortrceol ef ST-A.TIOITER’S’, Kcpsbilegn Couir Ceuunlttoe. J. kt'tsraa, CA'w. “ M. C. Cbamtox, jAMBA^Tsiroaii, Bsrttfula, .. ,0piluUtt «W^ OXemres, OULffores. 0<>w.‘ PENS, PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES,- CARDS, Ae., Ar. SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER I most rorrnR patent medicines ! , ?wFlsaE,' * ALLEM. L'rTo«’>»>VS AT LAW Bad SaI^Ut, i.rr, OWDIKD IPM<D1B8. •*Ucioe r~Kn AJftTHEE was cured of Fever Bora Meh had esfeted fcurteed yesre. bmphuM roald lx> n-osbonoJ in which th. 'VVc. -fiYooiX. VAX. SUBSCRIBE FOR TBE BANNER! i the mat satire and thorough pilb ihal re ever been brtrodnded. Choy act so directly upon the hirer, exefe' ' that organ to each an extent as that tbe GROCERIES R AD W A Y’8 O V ATfNG RESOLVENT )A Ul'ABAXTEt.-Ojnto art botUe. ef Dr. JUrfw.r-. Clwn.lBg Fynip—<»H«1 RADWAVS RENOVATING RESOLVENT—will c®ro lt>e wore* <«e. of 8ku> Disease, Sawnidary 8rjAUis. Fsrer Seme. Clww er Fwbaue ■mptUm tbal can b« produced. Tb» Syrup is highly eon etntraUd,ezre«d»nslv pewstfs). tare ts.^encMe beings Mfdrm. It is wtorely regSta^.afd tb. ceil elegant medEiaal prepereuoe made.) ’. TO THE PUBLIC. Three ...reriety of Rklu DtaMM tost We WMMhsuHfteribe AaMMsSat preetoieesre, ud bar. iwisted U» n^dwal trsument ef the, ■oat papolw raewdlea tl modern acieacc. Gas Limx.—Judge Strong recently mentioned to tbe writer an instance of the successful employmoat of gee lime ■ upon his form in Suffolk county, on toe shore of Long Wand. The gss lime was purchased m a considerable quantity at a eoot of five cents per bushel: as it lay in the beep and was ecattered from itby the wind, toe grass aroond it seemed to de­ rive *e benefit whatever from the sprink­ ; DR. RADWAY ling, although toe casual scatterings from HAS DISCOVERED A CLEANSING BTRHF, an nh heap under similar circumstances always shows a marked effect Hence Mule good was expected. This was asvoral years ago. The lime was spread at the rate of a hundred bushels per acre no seeding down with wheal, timothy being sown in the fall and elover in the spring. .Tbe wheat crop harvest showed no appa­ rent result from the gas lime, bat the first crop of grass was a remarkably good ana, and for &ve socceaatve seasons two tons of hay per sere were cut in the field, when, without the effect exerted by tbe lime, a ton and a half, or thereabouts would have been anticipated as toe ave­ rage of three years, when ths land would have to be broken op, thus giving only three average erops instead of five good ones. ’ Bo much for the action of lime on toe gross. Tbs soil, it risoald be added, is a strong loam.—Country Gentirrr.cn. •ABL1SBED BM. 'VA.00& awd. TAvcv VAV, PETER LORILLARD, HARD-WARE I which, in conjunction w'rth the ’SkooA. Vanfwt, Snuff and Tobacco Manufiwturer LOCAL NEWS. ABD GkwA Uc^nu, saJyesabreM try them before* gebg for a »S?v=s=:^"x'ixi _ han ew tatoted you wiM "ftoxiAoX M VCuOTt. DRY GOODS, 1 sf., No. S, Sweet Boselto Ores stw H»«a«bi HmUbp, ~ L-yMMuI COCKHELLORS AT law -is, ssEisaxstTi’SSeS Cmm* N. B.-A elrcukr rf prtore win be sei pplloaUoa. [warDyr] c««rt tnrrn a bfrr»wb. SUBSCRIBE TSR THE BANNER I daniei. cook, USOLUTIO, DT Tllg^BtUlP 0, SIUTA; Stacks of oot”TZ-t OTTZOXMa. «. wuwk, TREASURER. Will mt partieetar <• (NfeolaSKc&rtBeaM* W>' How TO Mamcax Coax.—It ia toe ra«l« among some Western farmers t Clothing Bf.CHWBT, GTS ' ' •* C’ •'■’NDX.K, •J’isLSf SS*4** r"bUc- c*rC A**1”4- Will be found l» BbtcJS ** OB tt.» Id tri id � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-06-10.pdf ac40b231fd1d3ae27246ce945e2ef9f3 PDF Text Text Jisvi NO. 6, <fSutugj $a»)itr, i |>UMLUH*» ETBB) WBDKXSDA dr«drul toid.7i.ld. Obi bn. -,«? more such conflicts, how many more । such semes must be enacted before tbs ns ' ai<m will be folly bumbled, fully di vest ‘ 1herarif of falsa pride and degenerate pU iciea, and return tu the pure pnnc.plea of justice upon which ebo was founded. . t. . W. mad. a Ml fell >ar, haa.f awyj rf to field and toUtord by »aV of Omwtoilli -orb fe-aarf bat -all -llabad w ith our f xcursions. Our nicknia extend wiUn sbopl three mites of Bull Run; be­ yond which the rebels bsvs fall «•>.We were haltoi a mile .end a half the other wldo: nf Centerville, end iMugb Major Gen. Stahl was at the bead << ths r«stxieM*i>» vww f-—— oftb^r olBeera. They bays never d aAT THS coluniu, end Yankee Davis oor gaioe. we craced their uniform by pillage hr cruelty could not pass. A messenger was des­ bet-bave so conducted themedvee upon patched to Centerville to obtain P"’’™1* >*> • whole, that even our enemies, though linn of Gen. Abercrombie. Nothing th. .AH la its “M ea«p“ peUseUy ts wait more anxious tn find fault with these than ward aleAililv. «nr arn.lrt are receding -fUfeturi sMes We MH fevariag fate. more of unheal interest transpired on into the lloeinftbe O^Meracy. Though with any other portion of oor troops «• did not accomplish all ••d**'r*d,‘ oar way home. have not yet been able »o allege agamet Mav 24th.—To day Gen. Copeland and tom • -to’«f u>; of to -«1“ the lafo battle on the Rappahannock ; yet oberts triker It haalta cnutarpart, and It fo gratifying msff. Gen. Stahl, the Governor and the orri,torf»m.£>m. _____ to Irani that oor armies are ep victorious ladies vlaited the Great Falls of the PoThree regiments are hardy, generous . Vary reep-ctfully, in the Southwest. Vh-ksburg to virtual- tomae mmperata paf.ent. strictly oW.roS.jmalv,under the control of Gefi. Grknt. Our sewing great natural aptitude for *r,ns <iU. V test. we'shall surelv triumph..nd deeply imbued with that relume wntimsnt-call itfsnata-ism such ae like, We had ni'Mt forgotten we had a country TH Depth «t •F»e. or f-.rr ttrn what It waa worth. But 1 In 1988. PrbC Beaael, of Germany, which made th? soldiers >4 Cromwell In­ vincible. Thevbdiwr M now k the mnat wt detain jnu with h h«B speech. new and tnoet compkte asao^BptH’d commenced aaeriee<>(afcfrmomteal mcaaYour‘Aeta l>gi*|aiure hue tends'perma am for getting the rwt distance to the time appointed by GM for their deBverDRUaBAJIDXEOICIflE*, I -,1m tooatoM Steto tas I*-*." “ «®* iteeUvn- went pA.v1aU.n. filf alleviating th. «.ot.< fikt-d stare, a thing that had never been anoe . and «hdw the heroic ..fMIctien soldl-m. and a«. far as 1 can done. The instrument which lie used,In' •this faith. 1 believe them capable ofsimw. ^Ctermirmte. PmlMtu, <Mla, Caan Ohi id opVooupUy la.il Mast we in vale. rf.i't am determined It shall be attended cmnvction with a powerful teleecone. in ing a enuragr and potency of p-rp. M B pfocmc, VarMlWB Fl»M, &to't up b/tUuiHsw aatiwely alataT» whloh mmd the end extort bqth victory ' Arcuto. ye Issdevp, fertw talk* are brave. TURPENTINE and alcuhql 1"'Thr bovernnr then atatot be should hh experiments, wa« railed an HcBumrter (vun-mekanrer.)’ After three yearn’ and admraiJon. BeWwUBg»*HiOWtbsorteTgeve! Tn this cvnneetlpn. l am happy |n ■«remain at Ow». Opel-nd'a hrndquaru-m hard labm*,' ho---- -AsdforQrircuvBtry ..riy rtlHtobtari; •" u' novnoe to you that the prejndieiw .jf Cer­ .... s . pantile**, ............... 'bht *> Wry minute, that IM, )m tarn icnii s..Hler» wished U> send anything fo. c.old hardly trthrt hi. reputation upon tain of nnr white soldiers and officers home t«. their friend, be should be hnnpy it. ' But Bnt after repbtted repHted trials,end Iriala, and amritfog working agaia«t these lndi«P«tsaMe alliestanFQR MECHANICAL ANU NKDICIKAL ....results, a _he —was r..ll-fully antlsfied A th—t that Idly ...ftroing-r Wing out • .out the FCRrOSK8,O8W^l Were g-t through safely. ' ।be could glee (“ * rueditotnnoetoOl *' •“** sygi”- have now opening bef-re ns in this Departmrjit which was the first hi the pres­ Col. Grav then proposed three cheer., ,But put who - w ctm can. w..iprvhcnd this immense ent war to mangorhla the experiment of Io turn f-w‘ >l»e Governor the country distance ( only -convey an Idea 6iwuo.ee 1» We ••" •can — ■"■•4 -- --74 r • and the frfoads at h-ne. The Cut and a to the mind, of uf this thia distance by hy the fact ,emiJoylug colored troops. Urge •’Pporputting them to distinguished AIM a fall Uock of inoulJlofhis.dSerf ‘W «""»• that light,................ ■: :?,?e?. Ann of “f tunltiw । which travels 12.000.000 p^v.and weprocsedsd .m wurjm.mey HsaDQOAWTKas. ®ru CavaLar. I । VithfiabrLu£ of liberated sk»ee al­ miles In a minute,- ret-1ire. -------not -- leas than M (>.ir wav fa>m ’he onLposta lay miwlly tea FstasAB €. H.. May 24th «» J ,«,yMo.o. ™_. year- to reach us 1 J«tfot.ny.me wood., and field., by-rouk «d ter to take in the idea. One hoar weald ready In the B-M. a few more r^’Jrnta DbAaEortmt:—Yesterday Gov. Blair of Intelligent c-fored men from the North tele|^pln4 from WaabingVm be would p^tbs. We .truck the Warn-oton Turn cfre 750.000 000 of tnifo.; in one ye*r. pike afomt thiee miles from Bull R,'n1 Uien-8700 hmirs-thia give. 6.807.500,­ would soon place this forte In a condition th. corm. anoiB i?vgi’go>,, be nnifairfox Station -J 1 v’d<mk today* Bkirmfoher. wm *"t owj ">'f’J 1000.000. and thia multiplied by ten gives to make extensive Ineuralnaa upon the rawai nub. buai»b.cwn»“. An escort ofabout mm hundred and fifty who kept the o.untry well paumledI for 8X«72OO0;OOO.OOO. Thia, aecmding l.> main land, through the moat densely mm, kinder Lieot. CU Gould of the 5th about A hundred rod. ahead. We halted Pn.r Bead’s la the distance frian lh« populated slave rdgfon.; and frwn expedivnosof thia eharaeWr I make no doubt ■ Also a great varirir of »*• Mich. Cavalry, was afecfodlngly sent odt1 about half a mile thia sWa of Bull^ Run nearct fiaed star to the sun. And all r Hridwe. where the panic, of the:first Bull astronomer, confirm lbs correctness of the moat beneficial results would arise. ffinttUgBawg IPXBJOTIE1CB1• to resolve and conduct him and his staff .1 have the honor to be. Governor, 1 Rim” commemfod, ate "«r hard tack. ss. Prof." Bsmel’a calculations. But this diatn Gap. Copeland'sbwndquariers. When Very respectfully. And CwKIbk Extracts, tanre, ereat a> it is, is nothing uv be enmYourtnosl. obedient servant, about a mile oat bo was met by Geo. ured through the wo -ds fur half -a hour pared IO the Milky Way. Srr Wm. HsrlOB THB KSPBC1AL miHT LAMM. 13. llvNTKR, Maj. Gen. Com. schel, aavs that the stars or suns that comCopeland, A. D.'C. Fhily »<fd the Band. for refioa, and then omtinued W.ritok^esH-A.geeA-«»rtmtot •' Ke thd Milky Way ass so remota, that The ^vernur had nearly fitfgotun ho> Rev. Mr. Greeley found a sabre here A Bother Copperhoal Riel. » . . tirohably a family relic for generation.. llrti. B«I»S •' «• btattonert. was a i-itixen, for as soon as be came a- h« A.te'waa 1775. It bore the British 000000 of ml!e. in a minute, 120.000 From th. Indionspolls Journal. Sth. Daring the progress of a Union meet­ mlmg soldier, asked f-< hard tack just like PKXS. PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. EN­ v rars to reach the earth. And ha say a VELOPES, GAELS, Ac., Ac. .nrwddfor. Wews.Aceompanfodwltbbl. there are atarw, or rather nebula, fire In, .. F..n W.jtoto S.ioto, . Onp.'.KM .toil., to r.W Upo« our absHre tn«y be »■«>•» all oftbe .We', rbiughter and oeVertl grtitleman, in1 handles, gold and sH'«r mounted. H* hundred limes a. remote 1 Now makeI r ,L— a-amtA wn>n It 1 Ji, I. «•■<■““i s7: »our calculation: 120,000 year, reduced 111 pbrwma. They were’ received MOST POPULAR ¥...., ,h” O'”*™"' " “f m mfoutes, and then multiplv that sum in true btnnely.style. The noighfo.m by 12.000,000. and the product by 500 s,au »< r-"’ invited b. spend the sfterwo dilh oeiv^ a commission m the army. l; now What an overwhelming idea! The mind . them. > Whldb emsisted of Major Gen. have the great pleasure of presenting you sinks under such a thought J ws cant .hh II I. niceaabre.-’ Tbs Governor u-A realise It; It fo »~i ’•»•» •*•"** h,f^" Btahl, aad -tuff, Col. Geo. Gray, fitb Mich. compreifoneion. Daeld says, Paalm Cill. 4,“i 1"° »! h‘" 19: “The Ix»rd hath prepared his throne in the heavens, and bis kingdom (or gov­ eummlaatoq you wish. military ernment) roleth ..ver all;“ airy,- C*4. Price <commanding 2d Brigade, I shall notattamjAln 1 but will acnrre»i>mdent 1of the N. Y. York Her description rtf Bull Run CKB/xr. IW (DAS®.. aU with (severalI other Military men of eimpls relate incidents. As ■riDto.ltoto.toto,. the. blviloo. 'P'i’lfi ff* ,ke th. f.~i of ib< " 8«r< Mtoto to- -' ■ brwtvd stone houari tvtorit w. ' ’ -r BroAr V-I. «•>»• Band .Oto Bib M‘to CaMy. -to. U Ttor... „.,rtoKUll«U I" to tola , ' ±1 uaed •« • h-wfo’*' tobattle, ■ thr wav, reerived man* «-omphm«mu ..rated iwid> b*1’ *nd •hdl-. ?*,w ton to. .lUtoito bj.mw, ■ ‘ ’ *. **.•£." ntotol«to.p.nwnUn l.fentob. toad i fnwn lb** dieuitarirs of Washington last and peri-f■SFi-uu. deserted nMjtoto lotolr toto wUm. to , V^-’r.toto PP*S’ futon. ' „,MI tobr. tn- to tob. "Otoj^ ™ora fo^"‘te TIU pb*l'*°plto, .(on. to n.,w M .Mtoto, to ,toion.»bn atoato to-nuntoanother battle is » ' Fpm th. ladiasapalk Joamal, Uh. ■ h who are al»o rnew rsmrns. •Ireadv cIims’ic eround 1 l« it resarvea ,<n,k«tolifc.toreI>toU»»IW™Afe»u-" »~H St" • ”"■ Mto tod. U ennuln«l in to Into axtrvmriy well for their oppor- for a. to enact the third apd closing rf. ( c’2£’;"! > ■ -1, bn.r« .41»<"« „■> of AbW’"” «™ Th. rmn».»d„.g i served, which iiTHiiwdiately gave orders for bis ।Inud." Ito tototo to to. J"M' .e«rtaR . brftobal b-toffe. TtoM ternntoIto4 U>*,l«to«,tol»)* b—.totoM abtoC •*• '!» to'ijMl >TtoU« “ ,« .fur bi—, Ibll—to «” “'rf“S? °r X-tt .nr, to b. and took the accession emblem from huh. mM "f -II j««,bm I ■”'1 ',h',Xo«r man. Snto~ U..J. I- •' to ...p nil . UH; If .. .nnld r.to Ik »• to <lo .. A large number of Me friends came tn Wurrnu.. •“ »«* !» US Salbtoy .ml, b, l..a furwerin, -Lrl jbll. b» I m-.n..rv We had to reaeh a ptdnt .1 »W> dimtnlto nl.-.r, Und- 0“- toStariu;who. toaim.-i “» -nto ~a «N— “'1"‘ .l«h, of to ™«">- J1”™ .*“S in. e-mnl, nolHn, In to btoln of 1.1, | Ih.v warn ,p«™n. rfMm'Wto’prmlM, to dcl.nnlMd, nlmtoto. p.rto.toj. » reteforejid.- they T* 5n th® ffold t- be an comfortable, M< K. Pra.|«* "I •»,; ’’“W’™"'; .m,,inpl. ctonnelb.'.rjtonsnot wonder men an open a^ed and at the word ’‘forward, they sprangI toxld ,nj on.rfn.rrmn, Men bn mptnmd and pal In •»“•£ ‘i™- "i■ debafin, In tab mind * tona, rf bnmto* c.irnntMiorw, 4w. Take it al- XX -pitoj ^glrrartod 1.1 "W*. Ttap-to* r the day p"«*'d off very plena Itok W.rll.4 frtto W, UV. “”b ■ In bin. d'.mim to tonsh. a^h.-.odd a “« » b. Um i« to Mi, B“> Tfo. martialfog of the tn-ope, dia ’ 1 t.mpuiino lo d" e.H. Tr,«aUnrt /ou die uroliciencv <ffthe soldier and *“ w .m «1to» S*b'l»K dl“”7’." madTi initok, in tomain, to P"'-” ' the -Aero: the -nd hH sang, was Bng. Gen. Hays ana profewion you did. don't makeanotber by lea. inff it Bpnrfrfl !•" ana-l'en >" <t.(r ./ Atototolto. >“ , Cwito.in., «*•.«*♦ “ * “I”­ nntblaf tr end -'"•»« “ I*. ...old to itolaau to, totonto Jon U , ditto w<to —n; _ die uiidot ofthe ocean. If you Ua«« * Ttofeunr, to< L- : -*-* be written will- contain the nhnfM-wfiwB connected with It— H, Eto, man -ill b. an fetor B l. -to ampto ItoMtoMr. K«*t" >“ ttotonfeMfemlto*, tod to fel l barb tor IM. Ito pMlb to rmma nn Ito .nbjto. r..dike Ato * „m^ . a. p-imr. M 4* >». Tto? -HI bare an pnHUeal Me. will -be Dlcgias eae dllak. mars tUa Shat Bawbee test. Camtorto le mmafelatod ow to ' "fiat uacu t!M ntufcber qslte m anuy Meawi; whole country. WftUli Jfsnrywe ri «-»••*< rftsly drvstari; 1 wl'JKyou could take a birds eye "tew AsAwHfcttSedti.tkrosgliHomdswaesofMoo.l nf old Michigan this nmnrtnj!. The-trees H Ski> tusri sky of tlw AsteesstoMl; are not quite »o green, but there Is nd > -AU «e mtmrt ri tU tea thsseasd •mil. evidence that there la war In the lend exBy BarisUiiou, to a atev vrisuis speaks­ Mnt the vacatdey in society. Do not be , tMtssiberssanwUtorTesalUMH DRUG R MANOW AUbEM, V.tbB IX UBOCKMM. W**? 1-. S. flUK ‘‘rd’ f*-.‘"4 F**’ u<> Ai»« ley■ saufaea, **,ese. JT* r^J. Htaek. si»t» Ureal. UMUnpJMH- d.-erv ...I -f Ik. H.-K. H.SM. ROBKRTH Ac MTRIKBR. STORE!! &. S . ms umu. SJitteilana- u \tatio\err. awt fouey »rt.ctv»- H*®r' *’«.»■» New' musk. Hastings, Mtefo •, yjlOrESSIONAL-. groceries 1 patent medicines —jTgr«<r. B. N. BHBUMIN. a. dlM.bled in aervUA. bask HJ r"*f 1» 1 b* Co,rt ae“^ s?E2£«&^ t--“-~ to=s= Bull ted '4 thf governor and MUnZ-bi-.; SUM torr tora. «t|toto -tod f to. bto toto. Wb «... «■« «<l, j ..tot to toll Ito WntotoW ' ni;..... to. Ob I .Ito. toHv.yto- e* a— -> 'Of afe-fl £•** MT Mtits tttafupmtfomnandacifacnNiartMmd. 1 -ton to-. Mjtal •“ '''V"*'J r/jh-TT4b be*" lulfilfofi- The ,1.4 1 . . i i—- akk. beat end b^w, of the yank re- «rv hleaching up-n AiJoZ-i ^fowa.7 TUt.i.^roUv.gro.__ r- our VWD th«£ hides its sleeping vtatim- Of s*™"other; but all ibo i-d» i« yktcdve'wd white lb* hawd cririated ta Wtiroly exposed t •■thesw tha feet Ph. Cav.. .iU. bto. .. •»-to”? Ihfo Car.. Llfi. .tor. to WtoMy -to,- _«M4. H 4"r “*“* *■-> *»' <«■ fed, rfa—bar. ' . , wn»bmrt. —, 1 -o. to. —. —■ “ ““r ~ *• Ito, ■>'. — ‘‘n,'-h '-“T”-**""*’ era d<» you wish to goF » -t Veil, by jinks. 1 rants eom drentbor- ,nd ralta*’’ Yea. Wlioliepejr • n Y.a. -bo to daril m. -IU,. rtomto ^to-. “d !*— �toil ju> 3ftMtUantM . Tbe following extract, from DeqiKsl Order No. 105, refers to tba oigahMMue s-affia^srssTT Cam* Sjcxlxs, xxam Posomac 1 Caxxx BftiDoc. HsAucviTTcas. 3d Mich., June 3d, 1M3. ) Tbe following article from the Rich­ FantxD Banas.—Thinking that a few mond Jfcwmiagr affords curious IHuatralion of the close alliance in opinion be­, lines from the land of DKxie, would not t vccu the rebels and the Copperheads. oomo amiss, 1 talyt the liberty to pen you We append to it some of the declarations, the following : We are encamped about one and a made by the speakers at tbe Wood Io. dignation Meeting al New York, co May half miles from Potomac Station and 18. They have the tree Southern twang. about four mike from Falmosth. I think wahavoa belter oamp than wo ever had Here is the Richmond article : When tbe late Federal Congress was before. Tbe tents are built to accommo­ engaged in passing the three laws which date four. They are built ofloga to tbe converted the President of the United bighth of five feel and covered with pieces States Into an abosolute monarch, the uf shelter tents; each one has a fire place stock phrase for the country signified a fa it, (though that Is an article fit furni­ total disbelief in the practical exercise of ture that is not much needed now) but tbe powers conferred. The laws were last winter it seemed some like homo to scarecrows; they were powers given to have a party of friends meet at some par­ ticular tent and talk of old times. There were two deaths in tbe regiment last week, but with the exception of them the President tn be held fu /errorrm ever the rebels and tbe disaffected. Such Is the Invariable coating of the pill of usur­ pation. We have beard such phrases and one or two others who arc still sick, from some Southern lips, to excuse the tba regiment ia in good health. project* of laws which have happily never ' In tbe late battle at Chanceiiorville we The sodden imprisonment end probable sentence of death otr JMr. VaiXANDiuHAff, for eimply condemning the "policy" uf hie Government, show how much these phrases and such apologies are worth.— Arbitrary powers are never inert. No hand la too nerveless to clutch a sceptre, and make its weight felt on the becks of kneeling slaves. A nation that barters' its liberty to accomplish a temporary purpose, will surely find that tbe pay­ ment in full will be enforced witnoul mercy or delay. If sympathy f<>ran Individual add an enemy were permitted, sorrow would be felt by most men of heart in the South. Vallandigham, Fierce, and one or two other citizens of the United States, have displayed the highest courage, and the most honorable patriotism amid the wild wickedness oftbeir country. They will hold, in tbe history eftbeir time«, t place not less respectable than that allotted to Chatham and Burke,"n the parallel story of the war between England and the Col­ onies. But we are not sorry that tbe • vent has at last-occurred. It marks a newthapter. Now commence the meas­ ures of terrorism, by which Lincoln and his party can only reign tilf tbe sure stop of retribution overtakes them. It was the wise remark of the present Emperor of the French (made ttefore ho was Emperor^nd when be wrqto for newspapers,) that arbitrary Governments invaribly perish by the operation of tbe identical measuree which they invented to extend their power and defend their existence.— Die Government of Lincoln will fall by it* own sword. Terrorism may do for a while in France what proscription did in old Rome. But^tha success of any expc dient in Rome or France Is. proof pre­ sumptive that It wilr fall in England or America. No portion of the Anglo-Nor­ man race, however degraded and deprav­ ed, will long abide the lues of one privil­ ege which they have hugged to their souls since they were savages in the woods— the great privilege re-asserted in all their charters, tliat no freeman—"Nulltti liber homo"—shall be imprisoned, banished or put to death, except by the jury of his peen. “AwZ/us liber homo"—uncouth words,” said tbe elder Pitt; "sounding poorly in the ears of scholars, these three words are worth all the classics." Now for tbe New York meeting : We begin wkh Mr. McMasters, lots of Fort Lafayette. He seys: “Freeman, how are you to save yotfr liberties 1 By fighting. Yea if necesasry by fighting." Mr. McCann says : “In eighteen months this country will be too hot for tbe man who are now bounding, atfo bunting out those who advocate the liberty of free speech and a free Press.’' Mr. Mullaly says: “Tbe men in Wuh inglun are like the British tyrants in tho time of the Revolutiou." Copt. Ry nders says: “War is waged here by military despots upon tbe righto and privileges of American people, worse than the war timt is now waging in the South. It is for us to fight for our liberties here.”— Says Tharin. “Step by atep bad Abe Lincoln departed from hie promises,until by gradations of infamy be sat on a king­ ly throne and aspired to a crown. Say s Birdsall: “ W ere Vallandigbam ar­ rested here tbe whole population would rise «m mane to rescue him.” Says Maeon :' “Every one of tbe acts of the Administration to ternlfaato our liberties —ord so on indefinitely. There was hardly a sentiment uttered through tbe whole meeting that might not wnd would not, have been applauded in Richmond. loot about aixty in killed, wounded and missing. Tho regiment hns dwindled sway to about one quarter of ita original number, but Gov. Blair told us tn a speech last week, that it was his intention to fill us up with conscripts • in a short Hospital or oonvaleeoeut Camp, deal res to enter this Corps, he will take the Oo G«M Ml fairer n«te,‘aU JJN .K LLC A NET* HHMBB-BAWi. men who bare b*en honorably discharged on account of wounds or disease ooMraeted in tbe line of duty, and wbo desire to ro-enter tbe service. In the com of an officer, applkatiaa for sppoinimeot mast be made to Ibe Provost Marahsl General oftbe United Steles through tbe officer detailed as acting Assistant Prosoet Mar­ shal Geusral ot-lhe Slate. No applica­ tion of this kind will be considered unless the following ^osriitions are compfetely fulfilledt i 1. Thsljtbc applicant produce tbo oerlificale of ibe Surgeon of tbe Board uf Enrollment of the District in which be resides, tfiut be |i unfit far active Geld duly on account qf wounds or disease, and is Joi liable to draft,. luit is fit for garriton duty. 2. That he furnish evidence of honora­ ble discharge oneccountof wounds or disabllUycontraCted in the line of duly. 3. That ho prodace rec<i<ituiwidati<in» from tbe Regimental, Brigade and Diris i<m Coaioiauders under whom he former ly served, that be ia worthy of being thus provided far, and capable of returning adequate service,t<> th* Government. In case it shall be impractible to get this lest evidence, he'may, having rata Wished the first two 'points above, satisfy the Beard of Enrollment that he is deeervlng and present its certificate uf tbe fact.— This evidence must all be obtained ,Ly the applicant, and must be transmitted with his application fur appointment.' Enlisted meu,.bonorah|y dtochpraedon account of disability, desiring to rcinfisl in this Corps, will present themselves (o the Board of Enrollment far tbe District fa which they reside, for examination by the Surgeon thereof, whu.ahdl examine them and report the result to the Board of Enrollment.. 'The Boar^ eball then consider each case •nd if the applicant is found to fulfill t|>e conditions speeTfied below, the Board shall £ive him a certificate to that effect viz : f. That he la unfit for service fa tbo field. 2. That be Is fit for garrison duly. 3. That ho is Meritorious and desa^v- aide of tbe-Jfoprriatataok fa two daye, it U-Mmw* *■* «* wight « tin. e*de of the riv - Mew York. J»e T-A * Pbilsd«lpbfa', Jdite 4.—■n>« Bullftin of , Sdtite^Jddi viZmr>ftiwfld»i His statements confirm previous reports, and folly justify our,Government in its new war policy. Says the World corres­ pond**:, . . . . “The negro, we tjiscovered, is of the greatest service to these rebels in carry­ ing on war. He is employed nn rail­ roads— machinery,—transportation and manufactures. We saw one of them dri­ paid Instead, then tbe person is liable to ving a looomotijie. We saw none armed ‘ tie again taken upon any subsequent draft, but heard of them in South Carolina." ,and the President can order a draft as jfrequently as be may deem accessary. works, and are mining to blow the feet out of one or two of the rebel furls Chat are unapproachable otherwise. Tbsldea of carrying thq. place by storm seemsto be abandoned and the safer and surer plxtv ..f .la. ving General PersMrtOO fate mjbmi«ai..h now finds favoreverywhere;.,,^ deserter came Into nur lines this rooro- Gen. bmgsteeeC to there, and shows a strung fnart at the upper fords of, lb" Rapp^wqwqki-', It A charges. But m fa dctoy this he cp'eua pl^tres at srwtie point on the Central N«*tbern ’ Rafi roads, are requested meet in omvention Mt Hostings, on IMfr-khR. far the purpo^ of derising M 'Mr beet snetlmd of accomplishing said «i; n > New York, June C.—The steamer Morning Star, from New Orleans May 9, arrived thia morning, bavitq; encountered heavy «eat her off Hatteras. It^ dm department of the Gulf the whole interest In military affairs centered upon Port Hudson, which was completely fa vrated by the National fumes. Banks onmmaoded. in person, a force supposed to bn sufficient for ita reduction. . The enemy's strength within their defensw is estimated nt from ten to twelve th.4MM>d. Fighting was still In progress TnGiowuo Wnfcar.—A little p social observation convinces j>* that prospect f«>r a gtxxl crop of wbratiasn parts ufthis county is constantly beer inghas. Many pieces which, I bros wn ago, promised a large yield are' Dow ealturul1 ritihra. 'CaMle. sbrrp nnd b-ita nlwxind, andafamrfafanr crops1 of own. ■M hrat. rye and oan~u» arm on every aide. Hundreds .of negroes stampeded a fair way to prbve .worthless. '1 layrm of the Hessian fly is doing a tci bls work in many fields. Whetbeai nt tbe approach of our tr»~>ps, and fol lowed them ink* our lines. ssom difficulty prevails in all parts .pfr a ;<«r SASMraai ILA.'* TsSpslas — OwusTal BWbOlty - Ferity ths county or not, we are not informed. •.*“' » «e« some Gelds apparently , emPL wtteM *«w to Ua re»e<e>s>« ass-er rwr, - Z ... F“Woa*a thaw Snt&uxo.—Our cote porary oftbe Ataner protests against t charge id atealing, bet below we foetas an act equallp as drsfomest nnd meati. J. 8. ven Brunt, Secretary of the Rs road tnveting, held ou Thursday May JI soon after handed him a report .of t proceedings nf tbe meeting, for public tian, rdqaestingal the iame-'t!ff>e,' th publish. But tbe copy was pever i Ji vend, nor any word of apology for i: nonfulfillment of his duty. - We lea tbe melter with the simple statement, 1 tbe pnMie to draw their own eonelusio of the konorailt editor.—Pfonwr, Jsac We don’t want to be harsh upon ^t JYewrer, because ilia getting to be i oonsitive as it is untruthful; but wh: we^say the above quotation is not Ln we1 really mean that it is an^unqualifi falotkood in esery particular/ Mr. V Brunt mwI to us on Monday, a copy the proceedings of the railroad mretir Tbe lad who brought them asked us' oopy them, that he might take a copy tbe-Pfosrer. This we declined, fur 'll S FECIAL KOTlfiES want of time, but told the boy we woi have tbem'lh print, so that be cobfd ba xhfi copy on tbe next day. He never * •fl foe to take them to the Pioturr O .paper, containing the proceedings, w taken to the Pionnr on 7’srsdsy ei ning. ThM paper dld’bol issue untilt fiiditf foUoneiny; and now it brings kfl*S accusation. The same paper a tains otber personal artidsa, as uttei Aeg^tote of troth- Tbe Psmmt see to be laboring especially for a disrepi ble notoriety ; andlt has succeeded » We believe Vqatate that which is ■ ceptibleufproof, when we say that statements arc seldom credited Dfll otherwise enrroborated. asgqjjc Tur last Piomkxb has an article he rd, “A Wall,M and it is indeed what title ttdinatoe. Ita struggles, writhis •uul citatoriioaa to escape from its _______ *“zark2??SK=:.<K3ea.Wk ascessBKssr- heh CATHARTIC PILLS abort note published a few weeks rime by Lieuta. Jordan and Robinson former tattoos cut upon hint by pbatnete, and ::H»a Rosa Cowvximnx.—All pern interested,in the construction of a Hu or a Strain • ReHrosd,' connecting . partoflbs rebal forces have rone fa tbe direction of Gorddosvllls. Our army is in good spirits, and ready to move for­ ward al an hour’s notice. Wi BAVI nacamtn a oo.-n mu mention apparently vindicates btmMflf from those SCALES ........... dated The fee from Lieut. Peter Ceahxx h> reply to a >y of Co. K., 6tii Michigan Cavalry. Mr. C does wot like to rest under the i-P-ltire STANDARD yMoa.’ time. He said if the youag incn at home did not have patriotism enough to volunteer, to fill up uur decimated ranks, he would.force them into it. Bully .for the Gov. 1! < ' Ws were on picket a short time ago, and a very good time we had; fur a won­ der it did not rain. We happened to be near a house where wecould buy small sized heavy tw heat-cakes for'twenty-five cents each, and skimmed milk for the days al the farthereet. Chretry borees . Ths small sum of fifty cento-a quart. have bran turned loose and driven to­ inhabitants of Virginia are,. at _l a * general ----------wards our lines, owing to tbe lack of for­ thing, very poor. About iall ” ' the provls age. Tbtre was ammunitiem enough to ’ is 'i abbot Un ions they have on hand, last atetr days, with the exception of gqv pound* of flour or meal, and i•ume pork cap*. 1'heee were ston-e. ' AM Ainfidtmior bacon that they pick up around i the ly expected superhuman efforts tuade by camps. A week ago to day Gen. Birney . pre­ those outside 10 raise the siege. They tented a few members of this Division consider Vicksburg the strongest place in tbe Confederacy. Gen. Blair baa met no with a Kearney cross. It is to be worn enemy in force, and the reports of John­ as a division decoration, fa memory of our old leader, Phillip Kearney. Major ston being nenr are disbelieved. Batiks Gen. Sicklee delivered on address al once 4. That he la honorably discharged, , wlchWinfitraewtents is reported near here but like many other rumora.it may have patriotic and eloquent, elating the object from the service. of the presentation; recapitulating tbe It is believed that enough men may be• littit foundation ta feet. This morning doings of the Kearney DivisioOi. *nd re­ enlisted in the counties composing thisi tbe bravisst cannonading of (be siege was minded us of the bravery, courage and Congresaional District, to form one orr kept up * Itlfeut ihtermlasloo fur nearly loyalty, of our old commander, and said more Sinpanleafur the Invslid Corps. three hours. New batteries have lately that Birney was his fit successor,while we . Soldiers—you who have been disabledI been put In noaitioo, and 150 runs are had ever been worthy of both. in tbe seAice—tbe Department generous-­ pfeyipfl on toe ct^y- At dnylight this We have drill four hours every day.— ly offers you a place where you can bche-. murning the firing was rapid beyond be­ There has not been any rain for some ,fit your country, and si the - same time,, lief. The reports of the guns along the time. The roads are very dusty. I 'benefit yourselves. ...The duties to be per­. whole line averaged one a second for mindon’t think that ws will move for «-wMk formed In this Corps wlll be light and‘ utes together." or two. The rebels are on the opposite pleasant, while your presence on garrison Washington, June 4.—A telegram was bank of the Rappahannock, and the pink­ duty will release an equal number of received to night, extracted from the els of both armies are within speaking able-bodied men, who can then enter up­ Richmond Smtinrl, uf Juue 3d, as fol distance. on active service in the field. To-day we were paid up to tba first of "Jackson, June I—Gen. Grant de­ All disabled or discharged officers and Msy, and now greenbacks nro as' plenty enlisted soldiers living in thia Congres­ manded the surrender of Vicksburc on here as exchanges are in your office. sional District, who are qualified as above 'Thursday, giving three days to Gen. Pem­ Tbe drummers arc beating the laps; required, and who wish to join this Corps, berton to consider the demand. General which is a loud hint for mei to put out should make application to the Board «f Pemberton replied that be did not want my candle and turn in. 8o 1 will bid you Enrollment of the 4lh District, at thia of­ fifteen minutes, and the troops would die good night. fice aa soon as con venienl. in the trenches before they wtnild ssrrenSergeant D. E. Birds all, 1th hoped that the heroic men who der: Tbe enemy’s gnnhoaia fire heavy Co. E. 3d Mich. Volantrera. onoe came forward at their country’s call shot at the rity. Port Hudson is invest and who have been partially disabled In Tbe General forwarding this dispatch her service, will again freely and nobly respond to ihfa humane and generops to the gnvenrtneat, adds there is nothing proposition of the War Department, and in the Richmond ffeyairer of tbe 4th. that the invalid Corps will ba quicklv or­ Dispa tehee have been received directly ganised. N. BAILEY, * from Gen. Grant’s army, ofdatM respect­ ively of the S8th. 29<h. 80th and Slut Pbovost Mammal, 4th District. and while they mention the progress of t-dff* While . the editors of the Naw tbe siege, they any nothing of any assault York World have gone into spasms of oo the 21st and 23d, nor of any battle balderdash over lbo use ufDegrees input since the 25th, which last was m very down the rebellion, the captured corres­ btwvy. Our troops are officially rhprespondent of that paper administers a quiet seated to be-in good health and epirita. Up to tbe Slat at May tbe eeige <4 but severe rebuke to his principals for their narrow prejudices, and pays a hand­ Vicksburg was pn<ressing with reasons some compliment to uegro intelligence. bls aatisfiiotiun. There was not only any PxasoxAL aan Mom Botonrerxa.— The Conscription I-aw Is receiving a clearer interpretation than at first. Ihe 3300 can be paid or a substitute procured, and if accepted, (the acceptance depend­ ing altogether upon physical ability,) It ,exempts the person drafted from again being called upon during the period for wbi<3> he is drafted ; but If the MOO Is faimauks’ vices from Vicksburg F.w tereralxUydpreWu— all aloqysUifrst brohra orty by pleasant predicament, liken it to a Ju bug atuck upon a pin. It asserts a denies, with aa little regard to troth, the* aa tbe Piomter. It attempts to m of Ita blackguardic by untruthful aooaaalions against us Now. It is said, that ths “proof of । pudding is la chewing the string;” z wears have heretofore given our read Writoel had re] line of drihnoa. ••ms samples of the personalities r rafgariama oftbe Pioneer, we propo*< •takaHaproyneition, which will unto: totlla tba qsesti.® jjf peraunalitiaa I alsM ibe question of veracity which barorafaod. If the editor of the Ffoe F»U» hare bat Huh or no intenm. we wilt quote from our columns, previ maM dMilM ita pcbliratioo M we eUI! all otham nf ihea iaHul Ths public to Mts latter soutrpreray, a single pa graph, reflecting upon him personally, aay nuinner other than in relation to : rp*. ft* r paragraph qnotod w«wtil qoote from i ZUmst to* such .alluaiona, fests a sbarges of a personal character rsfet �It tai aD LATEST I Ths Fio»m has another wishy-washy srtMe rign«d by “Joaina.- which we do I *.n,*7Trni» *ta Mri, WkU'^nZ iirvod vUHvevo Batttv Crook m Mtowo: vwAtai vorvu*. *' Maif/..; 1..tffii/4. M. ■ not propose to compliment with much cruldmWllBn.?.iWe Simply aoUec a. a'ab gle feature. “Junius" not unfreqoanlly refers to “soasdalMte advertisements," «mi....................... II:M F. s as though be bad, at soma time, eeea his immoral self i^fttUrrWT0™*1 lbe"in; and tbe untigM^ iUgNlill baunta bi* tooteuthful vision . 1. <L. II.. DRYGOODS %^y “tU wfeM “Junius" asks Aha editor of tbe Pioneer dues not “publish the knoetl and I wtosl aceado/oar matter as advertise mrotar' Wej^y :, .©imply becaBue, in that case, hi* readers coold not distin- T(KB IB3AB7 IPAT PreseeStega eT the'C ‘WOmBAi Rail ILmb Cuavsamnx.—All pers-dte •’ Ji ................... Tbe CoonciI met in regular Session.— interratrd in the ronwtructlon of a Horse Present—Tbo President, Recorder and STONE & HYATT Rwrlriiad, ormfrocMg thia Trusteea Ellis. Parsons Mid Ackley. On motion of A. H. Eftls, the sum of pidee at torn* point on the Centra! of dollars was audited and allowed tn Nurtbrro lUilroadi, are reqasimd to i ten D. Cook, fur making Roll and spreading meet in c>>nvcnti<*n Nt Hailing*, ob the tbe Highway or Street tex, fur the use 18th iusL for the purpose of detriaiag fte of the Street Ccwnnslaotoutr.-'• ■ ■­ On 'motion of E. Parsons—Voted— beet method of accomplishing said enter­ that the street commissioner be and be prise. hereby ia authorised u» go on and eeie tn HPA. Gooma*,* the building of such aide-walks as are not Kavkas Bablow, built by I biwe taxed, or their agents, al A. W. Bailbv, the'proper time, in bis discretion; and J. M. Rvsmil, that he receive renumeration therefor out G. W.MftLS, of tbe first aide-walk money collected. Hastings, June <i’63. . . . On motion—Voted—that hereafter, tbe proceedings of tbe Common Council ba. Tex Gbowxmo Waxat.—A little peror a Strntn CHEAPtt THIS THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, tbh aflktiag SiMaaapar. and for dw tert af Ae foaoadan it aotaUt. That it b for capehor te »ny other ra«e<!r y* dsrhed b known all who have given it a trial. That it dews eotwboa virtw* truly *stitbrdtttrj la their efott apoa ttafo riaaa «f eompU.au. i* lilByBljily tnureo by fae groat maltttud* at publ.dv known and rrtnirkable cure* it bai mad* of th. following dimmss : XiEg's Evil or Cl*n4-l*r Swellings, Tumors. Erup­ tion*, Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Erysipslia, Boae or St Anthony'. Fire. Salt BJmui. Scald HMd. OobA* from tabereulmxs deposit* in the hra White Dyroapna or Indigeatimi. Syphilis sad Byptilitic Infections, MarcurixlDiseaaea, Fenala WeakMaesfo sad. fodasd, iHswMe •eriM of romplaiau that ariM from imparity of tba blood. Mlaate rvpero of iadiridaal *a« may be found fa Arts'* Amssicab AUIaSac, which is famished to tl«e dn»cjta* aonnl <.b*ervatfasi oanvineee us that the Groceriet, On motion of F. D. Ackley, the Coun­ pnmprct for a good crop of w beat la aome Wl'd. Hats, narta of thia county i* coustantly becom­ cil adjourned. Recorder. Many piece* which,three weeks ago. promised a large yield are now in a fair a ay to prove worthless. The ing lean. ry.) <m il>* •Ightocnth I litej day of J*fy. A. D. IMS, at as* o'ateek, ia tba afternoon of that day. to p*y th. inHkl do* 00 mi U)V't(*g<- aod esat sflU* fWeelssar* ‘ * Dated. ApiUttU, IM. «; . r. HOLDXX. aprtl . Amfrn of larrm oftbe Hessian fly ta doing a terrig, l>la work in many lelda. Whether the’ •ante difficulty prevail* in all parte jClbc county or not, we are not informed.— BOOTS & SHOES. CARPETS Wehave seen sums fields apparently- ex­ empt. 1«« of Hailing*, *od *bo w eauM. If *»» There be. fay lb* prayer of tbo peUttoovr aboiild aol be .“WnBux thajt Stxaxjxo.—Our ootemporary uf the Banner protasis against the charge stealing, but below we Instance an net equally as dishonest and mean. J. 8. Van Brunt, Secretary ofbhf Railroad_tn»eUng, held on Thursday May 21at, soon after banded him a report of tbe; pnw^edings of the meeting, for public*-' tion, requesting at the same- time,' that And It io farther ordtrod, tbit tbo poUtioaor benotioo to tbo ncrnon* i*ler**ted in uld Mill* rm* peadoney of Mid pet.lloo and tlx bearing Or More than 80,000 daa^tp have occurre4 .it JUchrikfcd 8sii6g the laK, two years. This is an average of 1250 per month, or of 41 .daily, . Il ia • Ofortality in two years nearly equal to the number of the whole population of the city when tbe rebellion broke out. Of 0<>ur»e. tbe larger proportion of these are from their own army. The battles, from the first al Bull Ron tn the laat at Cbant h» copy to the Ptonrtr with request to ptiMlab. But the a>py wti pever de­ eellursville, bate all helped to ewell tbe Aggregate. livered. n«»r any word of apology for the nonfulfillment uf his duty. We leave tbe matter with the sinip,!* statement, for Ex-Governor Robert C. Whicklifle was tbe public tn draw -their own eonelueioea" lately taken prisoner at hie residence in of tbe Aoaorafi/r editor.—Pioiuer, Juju 5. Bayou Sara, by some of Gen. Banks’ for­ ma. He was Governor of Louisiana pre} W e don’t want to be harsh upon .the vi..uW»e tbe~»fcetios ofThde. D. M<H.re? Pionttr, because it is getting to be as< tbe present inoom bent, and was a warm COMMISSION EJIVS NOTICE. 1 person* having' claim* agaii^l tba C4r*Tben Qwd> hare beta per-, chxsci itaee the rreal decline la prl la Mew Tert, awi wtH be wM te Mtlify the Parcbaser. Battle Creek, ■ay If, IMS. 3m cm VEW HARNESS SHOP. ..l,r tated »u. If |. Iff. differ A The attention of tbe public ia invited to th* Stop of wasting . New Harnesses, Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ sively Used. friend of Douglas in the last Presidential wfhway tbe above'qoflaiinn is not true, declion. Hg ia of the Kemnoky family really mean lhath is an ^unqualified of the same name, and went into the re­ bellion very unwillingly. falttkood in rsery particular. Mr. Van lying accusatioo. Tbe same paper contnms other personal articles, as utterly Abefituto of truth. The Pio^tr asama' •XL-ra, -prawn, fc. . kaow tbe pablie have beet deceived by mtnv compoaml* of Stm>rnnlla, that promised mseh and did ooth-q;; bet they win wither bo detrived nor dteaAfaimed is fata. it. virtwm bare bees prerai by abesdaat trial, and facro romaitM so qantion of k* surpaeriag oxroUeoc* fcv the cere of tbo afflicting dbraem It ia fa- >Mt*d to f Ir* ktan a e*H before making sensitive as it is ('untruthful; but when Brunt ttnl to tn on Monday,'a copy of I Much amusement wa^ caused tn the the proceedings of the railroad meeting. Chicago Canal Convention on the first day T^o lad who brought them asked in to of ita session, when Vico-President Hamcopy them, that he might take a copy to lio took bia seat as- presiding officer, ow­ ing to biw derignation of the members as th*Pionter. This we declined, fur the ' “ Senatora’’ while making a speech in rewhat of time, but told tbo boy wg t would ■r— ra*kk ‘pra. have them’In print,'*0 that be could have AM copy 00 tbe next 4»y- He never aakWhen Col. Grierson was passing near ed aa to take them to the Pwwarw Otrr Jackson, Miss., a lady applied to him for paper, containing the proceeding*, was, ■ protection for her property. Ho assured taken to the Pinwr on Tawdry f-0»e- her that be was not after property, “ but ning. That paper did hot issue unlit the was running for Governor, and just call­ ed to keep his appointment.” &idoy following; sod now it brings Ita irmedv which i« adrqcate tu ita am. wv noir offer to ll.e pebhc under the r-«-n«f Avsa's SaesAraaitL*, skhonch it u ranBOMd of isgrsdkmu. KXM of wfikh Mtreed the beat of SafSWRoCo fa altefstivo power. By It* aid too m*y protect yonraelf from the •adertt»r aai danew of tl>eM <!iwirdcr*. I“urjT> oat lb* foal romtpuoo* that rot sad faster fa tb* Weed; psrf* out the csaac* of disowe, sad risorou. Iwmhi. wiU foifo*. By iia peculiar vlrai** tfa* remedy Mimnlatro tbe vital fauettom, and thw* evpri* the dumempen which fafe wtaMaTtb* system or bant out oa any Tbo bail of werinaew *mploy*d. Repairing done oa abort wetle*. [jan!4] H. A..GOODYEAR. WAR CLAIM AGENCY! ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. pbindlk, •dgoef Frobet*. . Th* snd«r*ign*d. bartag all tbe blank* ond n*e*msry la*trwc|i*e», la prepared Io oolloct all claim* aguaat tb*Xtoverameal for OT ICS ia b«rvby giv«a. that by virta* of a BOUNTY. BACK PAY. PENSIONS, Ucmms baariag 4bfe tb* O4lb of April. IMS, fink, fee., fee. sad gvaalsd to M by the Jndg* *f Probat* of tb* .: 1.- , county of Calbvus. and State of M.cbigsa.** Ad* I alway* C*lleel and we-rtr fall to Fay ■*lai*lr*tni ufthr lUloto uf J*»on Cow Im. lite o N Ns lee* rewared matll cteiiBB* are tollrrletl. 0Ba« be Sordid Mtt.eLoppo.lLa tM PestOBe* Kalamuoo, Michigan. . . . CHERRt PECTORAL, ' The World’s Greet Rcmody for Coughs, Col du, Incipient Con­ sumption, and for the relief of Consumptive patients in advanced stages of the dlsoaao. Thri baa been *o long e*cd and *0 salversagy known, that need do no rworr tbaa aMsro the poUic that fas qealky U kept op m tbf ><•>: u ever Km brat, and that k may be rebed oa tn do all it ha* ever done. Prepend by Da J C A rut A Co., AnctfeW ass Aoolft^ol Clwtrifn, XanroO Mas*. Bald bv aT drsgxbtv rrorywtev* Robert* A Striker, Haatiag*; F. L. Btak*. irvfem W. C- Aikln, HwkoryCorner*; N.C.Kwin, rSE rtarin*| w. *. Bmsfagsm. MiMtevifa. H L "T. A. KIAFPEX* Dissolution Notice MANHOOD; t la b«rtbr giVM, that'lb* coyartew■■ HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED I > SstsMfor* vrUtiag, eaSsr Ibe aasw and ■Vsn Mvwri A MarbU." ia Iki. d.r 4ia-1 Jot marine j A*** r sralsal eoMvsl AU onto* sa4 aesovaia 1 A LECTCHE 05 THE5 AT CUE, TREATMDtT. » Un0*1; " l>!e notoriety ; and lt ha* succeeded jseH,|4„ trade. We believe Vq Stale; that nbii$ is suse^ptible of proof when we say that ita atBSemeota are seldom credited 00lew DM- RADN4TV CLBANstao. avaur. calls* xxdway's bsxptahws bbsolmb Tna last PioxxxB has aa article head­ GOtSf !Gold? go£d! ed, “A Wail," and lt<le indeed what its title itkdieatea. ItaUrugglee, writhing*. an.1 coutortiona to escape from its ah. pleasant predicament, liken it to a Jene- wm cure mw ;; i7 stuck upon a pin. ft asserts and j Gl.odul^- S.dliM, Wk.u A*’”"*1 SrpMIl, Bora. I* lL »■—. ““"I draiea, with aa IHtle regard to truth, as J/ra..4Ud»—t— the—aa tbo Ptoaasr. It attempts to meet [trad.. UUUrau Ulcra, t-HJ'n 1“ “> our iptcijlauioiti of |u blackguardism, Grain, OkrS-rf <W to* indecod by the excess're use of by untruthful accusations against us.— Mercery, Calomel, Corrosive Sublimate. Now. it ia said, that the “proof of tbo pudding la in ebewing the string;" and Otioine, fee. LAMBS as wa have heretofore.given oor readers MGcral .ilk W—* some samples of the' pereonaFitiee and mlgarisroa oftbe Ptcftetr. we propose to make n a propnoHien, which will not only •ettls the queotioa j>f peroMMliltM bwl 1 alsx tba question of r»r*city which wo' lto»e raised. If tbeeditor ef th® Amswwr ' ou. Tbe donee to'bo and Gentlemen eiery where, can make from Fltjk 1<I Teo .Dollars per day. , ' (See private Circular. ) Sill IsMrt is aacb lock**, l*s picture* of say fe- SOLDIER’S BOOTTY, BACK PAY. PENSION, feC. �BJW aPJFLXCTC^ : ONLY * an IMMENSE 8TOCK 0FD1 ‘ GOODS, ises Jk-T THE IXCW8IVE cash store in rattle creek, cofcha •AM m A large assprtipe it of. CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the tijnes. interna* dnf, m o«r fcalhi* fir p®****"* •£ -IliM *™ wh (wluriady fir awdy pay.) lUl w naiM b« undarw.kl. bn itii !■[>«] � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-06-17.pdf 053836b104ac2a88ad66cf142ced36a9 PDF Text Text ■STIKNAI 8 tore, HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, W. Iftntr, SflztW Jortrj. WEDNESDAY, J?*1*!**"^- ■n* ton. fa crown of old trilf», at the back 6T ydur kr■‘-■“I ■‘• VMd of pHu Ur,-t ,nln I, (rot. Th.1, l»t>™ tM Irani "™“"■ “• r— old faaMOned portico, ahi! the------- i the p,“-..s.TO m bra ta h uh. bw,o6«. wu. AT THE gistings’ business girtrtGrj. DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &, Striker, . A BPAULDING, rxE ATXB9 irall HeAa <rf dry. fM4s^« M crockery. Ae. State «., st »be poeteO JPisitlhng. DRIGK AND NIEDICKNKS, ^Chesalcals, Paints, Oils, Can * phene, Bnrning Flsd4. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL t». c. HAWiey, Lis *U kiwis of Family Groeerlre. and Woods® wars, and a geaeral asI'r/rialpM, Also Notary rablie. ^eeaoWf the Maaliaw Hasse. IBEJRT8 te MTR1KKK, mi uifm. KT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PURP0SE8.0NLYun fasMS£erro—that II nay op«o nato ■».—4J oka B. He was an old man—not so old either, for the years of bis life could not have wrinkled his forehead and whitened his hair, and the hands locked together on the low pine table, did pot tremble with the weakness of age; yet very old and very miserable looked the solitary occopnnt of that narrow room or entry, with its faded red curtains, and ita atmosphere TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, rendered almost intolerable by the bar­ PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; room into which it opened. A hat bear­ > fast, sTarythiDg in ths Groe.ry has. such as ing unmistakable evidence, of long Inti­ -ill be oeeded for fauilv om. macy with “brickbats and gutters.” main­ A Im a (treat varietr of the tained a safe position on one side of the owner's head ; and a pair <if elbows thrust aniDJCw □'XBiF-jJuutx-j themselves through bis coal sleeves in re-~ GROCERIES Aid CeaklRg Extracts, ford to be out." Add to thia, reader, a Cr uf pant* whose original color would lesbeen sjnattrr offline and study to deUrmine, and outate the tout tnftmhlt of the j»retched being who occupied the tack of the only grog shop which ha was allowed to freqent in all the village of Greenfield. Andy et that miserable, solitary,friend less creature, sitting there half stupified with the eflecU of last night's revel, and utterly unoonacion* that outside the May morning had been burn uf God. with Ita gldhuus birthright of ■sunshine and dews •and bird-songs, teas ■ heart, and “far away, spa great many pairs of stairs in bis heart, is a dour,” covered with cob­ webs and dust; and on that door la a word written, which time and ein have never becu able to efface—and that word is Mas. But nobody over dreamed of this, and people abuuk their beads, and said Billy tiiroug’s case was a hopeless oee. Had not many kind hearted persons reasoned with him earnestly on the evil of his ways 1 Had nut the “temperance men” guns to him with the pledge, and prom­ ised him embloywietu .if bo wpqid sign it 7 And sll this bad been in vain. Ah! none of them bad groped their way up the winding stairs, and read'the name on the hidden door there ! But while the unhappy man aal by the BACK PAY, PENSION. faC. < pine table that morning, the bar-keeper suddenly entered, followed by a lady with soft, haxel eyes, and a face that a DepartaMwl. Wskhingtoa. D. C., child would have gone to In any* trouble. COMPLETE FORMS AND DIRECTIONS The old man looked op with a' vacant rsa »mic*nonn>« ___ gux of wonder, as the bar-keeper offered ARREARS OF FAY, BOUNTY A PENSIONS. the lady a chair, and pointed to the oc­ ond,r ihe dbff.reot.eU ofCcnrre*.; sod having cupant of the other, aay ing: . _____ —tih J A ErumoKmi.. ' •‘That's Bill Strong, madam,” and with a lingering stare of surprise and curiosity, left the gentle woman alone with the as- IKTERT MEDICINES KN1PPU A BVMBV8. •' A TTORNEY8 ..4 COUNSELLORS AT LAW SoUeiUra is CU.^, Agists. Bullae*. aMebdvd to with fimplnsse “oi^J1 fasrdirt Street, •ppoaitotba PmMAw, A SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, ail wnsor JOB PRINTING, MANHOOD; HOW LOST! HOW BESTOBBD ! A LECTURE ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT, fr/KD its extreme-curiosity, co tbe ber- 7*:- -!-AoM Bffl; end tU eibreasloi war itrito degree lesMned.-wben. in a few'■ ways teased upon the plea, of “generM moments after, bid - Bill followed tar' good," er “ aMlatary neceea^y.’’ without AteRpiug.a* usual, to Mk* Ms; fTbe sreument w>v U, *? .We hate Lincoin so bitterly, that in order to resist , him successfully, we kniist make slaves bT And now, reader, yon whose heart ourselves." 'The answer of ouffpecple tat, throbs with IcndernM. sad rovereoee for‘ UW» will beiMares aeitbsr to Lincoln, huiaanily. folleu,, dmiptod, miaarabla' nor Daria, w Freote. nor Euglanfo"— though it may>a,.rpmfinHr that some­ where io the heart of yotir Yellow-man Is' Nunfa Qsrolia* is a State, not a province. She bas eighty thousand ot as brake a door, ifrhfch,' ftoogh-’chiaed fob :mahy troope as ever trod tbe earth. Wbro.be yeare, will sorely epw toxhc band tbat ' caHs them lhev wIMeoma. j jf ttee -worst knocks in kiodoses, and the voice’thatk ibeuld happen, abte,will uble to-take ealletaloee. ■ - .t-.-. care of herself aa an independent power. ~ Sbe will not submit, in any efmt kla law of Congress, passed Ih delibcnrfe vT" l ©littfdo of toe Consdtutfoa. She will not truthful sod sincere woman—she wjutae> submit to Mr. Devi> being iurentod with eharafariv chrjita! clear, without' fold'I dipUftorisl powers ; bqt,ske will .resist and without waxen mart. In the neigta• such a law by withdrawing from the borhovd wberS shs.lives she has ever the• ConWeriliMi; artd she will figbt her way Hastings uUyjrffep w-w ",■■!■■ rfWUlUm eome to supper." Ona after another the bl _____________ came rolling do*n Old Bift's-pale cheeks. Saaling vote in favor of mu> ,aud. meas­ures, whib her disapptobstfon isACceptedI Ah! the lady bad found ths door then. ■ “ I was always at bmne al Willie!®/ ss the judgement uf one wfideC, iFutnldtoess gi ves her hnight fhnd her very prop father wootiaay^'And -u.ed u» tavo my fresh milk and ; bread. tow; and when udicM are listened to with respect,, and1 this had disappeared. Willie would draw suffered; to carrv weight. Smoerity is hie stool u> his mother's fowl, lay Bis bead one o£ the qualities ahaelutqly neccssary co her lap. and she would tell in some In love or friendship. Though her nature1 be of the tenderest, her ay mpitblS/1wirth very pleasant atoryjjt might be of Joseph , or David, or some gooff child wbo after as sbunsbine, tend her compassion Sb ft de, swan's-down,.vAif oar friend has not ai»-. ward became a great man ; and then she eerily, her goLd-te but burnished brass, would part Willie's brown curls from ' bis forehead, and in a voice. I can never • foruet, aay. “Promise me, Willie, when what healipg power her tenderness,' ofr what balm her plty/lf oitil^a triek“of you go into the world and ita lempetiona, and your mother is laid down in the temperament—aa easy ptay of eye and, muscle, with no cool beneath—a’ mare church yard yonder, promise me, child, । that ber prayers and ner memory shall surface working of shallow waters, w Uh keep you from all evil ..ways.” And no depth or source below 1 Doe* it help Willie would lift his laughiiiit, blue eyee one much to hear friendly words warmly to her (ace. nnd say, “I’ll be a firat-rate spoken, and sympathies prodigally offered man,('don’t be afraid, mother." And and to know that in half an hour afterthen, after we had said our prayers, we • anta we attall be laagbed at or betrayed, would go to bed as happy as the birds all tboM gracieua praise^like cufnaw fluven uprooted, lying withering on ber that went to their nests in the old apple­ tree branches by the window, and iuot as lips beneath the blight uf ber untruth 1 we wereeinking to sleep, we would bear a soft fool-fall on the stairs, and a loving face would bend over to see if we were Thq Chicago THfians of late data no­ nicely tacked up' It It a long time,' tices the arrival In ihat city uf i CDnsignfather would say,1 after a pause, ‘since I ment of fifteen barrels of" first olesa tar heard from Will la, but sure I am that he manufactured at Grand Trarerao, Mich., has never fallen into evil waya The by a party of Norwegians who settled memory of bis mother would keep him there last foil, and who proposu entering from ttaiL" quite extonoirely into the business. This Bap, rap! rapt went the words of, the is the first tar ever sent out of this State, lady at thu door of the old man's heart. and we presume the first ever ananofootCrack, crack, crack 1 went the dour on ita ured in the Want, and the opinion-was’ rusty binges ; while far above them both quite generally entertained at Chicago1 the angels of God held their breath and that this was the forerunner of an exten­ liateoed.. But the lady could only ace sive buslnas of this kind. Now that at­ the subdued man bury his face in his tention is called to the matter, it io a aurhands, and while hia whole frame shook prtM that the manufacture of tar has not like an aspen leaf, she beard him murmur, been entered upon before. That taken to Chicago was of the best quality, and amid child-like sobe: “My mother! Oh,my mother!” there seems to be no good reason why tbe And-she knew the tears were washing I pines of Michigan should net afford aa out alsq many dark page io the record of good an articleaathose of Nisrth Carolina. Old Bill's past life; so, with a silent 8>m* the above wee written Msaera. Bis, sei de Gillett, of Ibis Glty, have received prayer qf thank fulness, she resumed: “But there wasona acene father-loved three or four barrels of tar mAnufoctered to talk of lietter than ML the rest, it was nt Bauble River on tbe eastern shore of on the morning you were married, Mr. lheState, byr a company that went in from Strong. ‘It was enough to do one's cy.es Lansing Tor that purpose, ami who - progood,' bo used to say? ‘to. look al them as poaeuarry ing on tbe busineaa to a oom-dthey walked up thenld ohurch-aisle; be crable extent. This consignment is an ex­ with bls proud, manly tread, and she a cellent article, being a littla thin but no delicate, fiaglle creature, Air as the or­ more so than the 8weedish tar. - We an­ ange bloeeoms that trembled in her hair. ticipate that at unMistant rlay .thla will I remember how dear and firm bis voice brooms a large buaioew in the State.— aotnfded through the old ehurehj aS he Dtl, Cm.42v. promised to. love, protect and cherish-the fair girl at hia aide; and 1 know, aa be looked upon her. the very winds of heav­ en should not visit her face too roughly.’’ "And then my father would tell us of a home made very bright by watchfol aficetvon, and cf a dark-eyed boy and fair­ -haired girl who came after a while to gladden it; and then you know ho romoved to the West and lost eight of you, Mr. Strong." Once again the lady agony of tha man before to behold; end when she spoke again, it wan io a lower and more mournful tone: “J promised my father, previoaely to his death, .that if l aver virited Memtire state, I would seek out bis old friend,— But when I Inquired fur.yaa, tbsy anfoldad a terrible swv/tt»..HM», Jfck Stron8; they told.'nw of a broken, desolate house­ bold, of tbe gentle, uncomplaining wife. who went dnten, with s prayer lips fiir the erring huiband, broken ttSR edto the grave- and of the’ fair haired girl Jhey h> » 0^* *Wlc by ta* No bad man is ever brought to repentaaoebr angry words; by bitter, scornful reprosetee*. Hu fortifies bitnaelf against a reproof, and hurls back foul charges in the fine of hie accuser. Yet .guilty and hardened as be acctr ~ u-‘jt—- - i— hie bosom, and maj by a gentle voice. restrain his disposition to blame and find fault, and can bring himself duwn to a fallen brother, will soon find a way to better feeling* witbin. Pity and patience are tbe two keye which unlock lbs beman heart. They who have been most ,succtataful laborers among the poor and. ,vicious,’ bare been the most forbearing. ।Said tbe celebrated 8a Vioaeni.de Paul, ■“ If it has plrescd heaven to employ ths most miserable ot men for the occwsipti ,nf acMe soula, tteoyJravatbem*»l»ce opo.fresed tlM it :waa by the patienoe and rympatby-whieb ho had for them-.. .the oonvicu, amaHg.'iUtota±liF*l..0*a *>• gained in .no other way. When I have kiMed fbdlr Aaln^and Aown rownpeestaft .for ttarir dfotrwte—then they • have1 HtteoItvaH It waa I ttet ifld R aRY! I ad to ma.—J. T^far. . kiHet! lbemr*sW oH Bill, in a v6ieu boaroe with emptlon, and be Ufted hl. bead from bis ciaipvd hands and looked upon UkMy^evteff foabtre wearing such a ItaA ar*y r«»rew that she ’ ** * - ' , -Atotadyte^ out against all corners with acoursgowud ardor which -Will eclipse even aay former. actaeeemeMaoC.bereoca during foUng-war. I*qriM«Blto./|re4etogmiBM a<ft to exchange one deepdOMn 'for’M< other. Collate frmw Utah. Brigham Youffi’s practical good uensa Is aiustrated in’the mease ree behdbplMat tbe eomwncomeni of tbe war, for emsn- . ta pa ting the saints from dependence on Southern cotton. With a for reaching sagacity, even before the bombardment of Fort Sumpter, 'he introduced the pro­ daction of this staple, and in the opening of 1861 be caused a colony . offiye faundred families to settle on tbe Rio Virgin, a small att*an> running through thesoutbera portico of the territory. Though the work was not popular at firet, tbe ffoatata*'.: in spite of many duiad vantages, worked with suffieieul vigor and cuergy to -pro­ dupe quite a respectable orop'lbe first year, and at tbe rod ef tbe second not on. iy tad enough to supply the home -cm- r sumptioss. but tied an overplus for upor* telion mtoss Q>e plains to St. LuuiA The quantity exported waa not large, not over a hundred bales, probably—bet it was miflwiealto demonstrate tbe practicabil­ ity of ths soil,and the energy and industry of. the Mormofes. Tbe experiment, K must,be rememueted, was Wied without ' any of tbe Patent Office aids of seeds and instructions, which Have atneb been Intro- •• d^ced with sucii good effect in the Weatera Stales. Next year, with Hies® helps, , it is^ikely that cottes can be firmly establisbed as a profitable and important srti. cle-uf commerce in Che .Territory ot Utah, with the probability of the culture ex­ tending to Chliforaia, along tbo slope* of the great Pacific Ocean. ' This war is a war-to care the nation. It ta a war not only for ourselves,but for our children tothe latest generation. It involves intereeU of almost infinite mag­ nitude The men in power at Washing­ ton are but dost in the balance when weighed against the destinies at stake. — To whatever side they may shift, It fo nothing in its bearings upon the obliga­ tions of the war. If life President usurps, Impeach him, as the Constitution pro­ vides, by the Honee of Representatives, and try aim. by the Senate. If you do not choose h> do that, bear with him for the twenty months he will remain in office, or seek to change his conduct by array ing against him the force of pablic opinion. Take any of the parts that you please, if you think the Presi­ dent wrong. But if you are a sane man, don’t be guilty of the madness. If yon art a loyal man don't be guilty of the faithloaieteas, uf saying that if thia creature of a day does thia, or fails to do that, the rebellion shad have ita way and the Ra­ tion go down. You might aa well say that if the priest at the altar dees not rightly perform his duties, the Ark of die Covenant shall be broken ; and that if the ministers of dip Church go astray, religeoti itself ahjl bsalgurei things in k’ts description of tlio fight al^ C^MtlWtoB : ■ ■ ■ ■ "• <■- “Sbottiy after the-eoncluaion of this terriblteartiUec dual, and * minutes ■utoMUM^to MCwMiMk exchange of epogralulationa between tba ooccwquerabla Rear Admirable >»d hie vtnttreWegrenfo mothir; there hbiny arrived frem Parle y aawfammiddia^ata^ bladt am- �; «Xn aou TKiltow gatugw aqijoUuipaoowd aqijaMro aq» M pirtu »l qiwi jopJBlajRpMmaouMamq^ »4nwdw40ouifcuj*jwut‘mslv •ar »M Hfitui oroq tXaMfu., rro OAtq sirotatmt a,y imp ‘w-unpj «*®M rooftta—f pro ‘Xjwiaoo ayi <n nuairoiuw paprodw v> jatu<? tR *!l “pro*!8 fcpW«B' afqajaptattoa pauogwwo wq [VWWQ op«4*>«u»a Xun|-«JH • Xq nwy; -j.ouyro «q» iaqi woRoow irm wapw* s1U <A®TO *P JO 0O'“•jddM ”*** “ll woo UIIMJ oou Btq .14 ‘auwafu® tpg Wtuj UM u>onb «■»„ »* roqi ai»nr -p. os iuwp tfiy* pWawinwrorodpuuiiBJob ayi.-n pjs»w ui jmj aqi tqi troy, ssq oqa OAcud oi umijBudujd jbo wuro -ap es|S sfl q»J» laa^a Maa jaqiu -Ut-wiua A4W«!f t*jo qjuui mu st aq nyt.XwOSIBJfl J1.S1 POOS •< “SffW wt Xaqi'ltqi swqajqiwi |tnbe qi|* pjppa 3Aty iqBjtu aq !a|ttl po«>* ni ria* ;o iou wa wp!U» «H‘1•••p®!**’*^; ■os aq ‘snqi luautaisiB stq j.> jrorf w uf ayi |jti«n paipdun uaaq tsq pro .piylsXilsw 400 Xq fcntqojd Of Joqql.au ijno iaqi aoa <3 pat* ®« »M *«®!m .Mtb OAoqs aqi jo pud 1BR aqi jo XjPiaj ; 4J|in aqi jo put ‘U»d iwg oqi jo ssros 1-tiyyinJi aqi ju aroappa su|tjiwj VfqM '•*iu| utunioa sjo spjiqw*) apfwt »/>• Ipad iwyaqi way roqsi »t taoyu *m XI W‘roroej.f . —U*|njqitui uaoq .XsMp easy Xaqi “airoj . -ap osayi eiasuadut.io «1 inq ! auai p««M • u! 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Xaanjno jo win Xjjwqoi >utq a|qaoa oi aa ro *i<x>inajj[ joj pua ajaotyo aqi Xuouia poinquiaip jbj Xpaajdxa luaxiuodap a aiwn p(BO* aq any), Xanoui expd jo innotua (aim aqj, _ maipadxj patuaap aq pinoqa it j| ytwtu ■at j -i»f> joj poatucuaa a jo uad triaqi ayaut 0| 'pa.taj aq p|ttoo jaqinntt iiwtotyns a aa wmw n 'Xpkw j|Jatutq ffapapap pro 000000'11 1" Xv>. ‘000*001 »"’’J Xiuoyinaduiqaaa! tuayi diwd oyi jo aniaA syt sjnd j*n»| ajaoj 1UCJJBU ion pip apaj aqi iaqi Jturiaj3 ••IL, -XipipuaidrpaOTvqjiam^u q’!q* *aj X|iio 'uniiiaodoid »qi powjdda X[jnj ui XU|qviiU4fi|a daatpi oaioa ptrq Xayr aq 1«qi iJodai *WMp|o< quiojOJ 000'01 — •o*u|* Cc£jjo iqMwuq pna ‘Xuadojc jo uoi^.up a Suiaiw jo laaCud aqi luap -iJipo put jjij "u<ni<o jo lunnuis ibba iWJJ aqi ajo|M| Xxj ui twiAqqro^ pai] a paXojwap uotiipadxa afq iaqi iwgj oqi -•]* ApoaaajoqM Yoaxtitajo aanosuiuaa oi iq qjjqa hJodw »,Xj»ui<>»|uojq ’pj) «*!» uaiia! peau nvyiH tjwj oqj, a bab. ttoj m—‘i I ounr MSN xjnby uinjj pp<>d«ajt . , . ° ‘■waiyai! SuiStiaqo <Mqw at Xuuw jnQ atuaiujAotu pqu iua»u Xq paiwipui aquiod aqi aj. aauiuioj aqi jo apj..j jjddn pua Xa||»x qa»pumtaqg aqj, •qa..uuityBddtQi aqi uu u..|iwB<|(t m ’ -osp ‘»|«iwin Sotiuja; MuA at uMjwdiuaa a.uiaa na iaqi luaptAa ‘tprqa aqi ||a yn. jaqpAn paiunatina »! 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Jn,> j^yiMW «bi^rSii4*nqi!- ins -KI aqi Bjnpq ypnj pnaia oi pooqipay p»|>tIa -jadtm aqi pay aaqoiaj* an o wig bi eaaqi —apiaq jo vwjj^joj aqi n| «];«; a*aq oqa ‘aioujad waquoN J® P«»!q V!* pou.na •sdaquad *apnaq aiaqi—Xag Pl<> aqi o« Sujp oq* woqyfcaa utaqi aa»p Xuitmiq tuoj; yaajj—uoaaaui jo Jynb �LATEST A1IIIAL! SichMMB Cwsatmi iU Al-WiBe. Ah •tuli Tumw. DRYGOODS >MMiaS!<wn» NOTICE, M,. „r’.B ..W .h. ...polml .wll.. ..t, „ ,Kk„ tul pvra,^. of u.in, . , B .“WiU on«. Of u. .bi, Ural U. «u.,.ra-.f0| I, (U1 Ho,, T W'l“? t “» priM.pl. l.r. -f Which WM dh.lwd and paunud Tua fcWitxyfc of the Miter In ?mabin« -the military iniredl ntevil fci «w*^f the *uh- M Hpuiut, Ya. . . distriots nf this county., will account for any apparent inattention to oar paper for M® BBAEY PAY. . . Tbanesdlennd STONE & HYATT - manner of adjusting it (and other impor­ tant IlnnmvamMU.I _ ____ i 1 •* -—■—— ■■ m.u iut- tnacnme the past two week*. baa tba exclusive use of a convenient, sell Acting, and nuis«lew stop, by which a reTax edttob arknowledgaa bb jfratificaof«*». wlteah la prevented, tinn for n serenade on Saturday cvenlag. and also a guard to protect the dregs of tbe operator from tbe rubbing of the bal Th* tnosie, which w»< from atringed inlance-wkeeL ..The appratua for catching ni.U.nni,., .lu.uip.uiru WJ • WWK.M--- "»■ and looping tbn<4hread, as it passed -offtm^very^Leht 'qBaflty, end in' <he trflH through by the needle, amslata of two hnnra of the night wks truly enchanting? •r.m,14n,,kihK ’"gether • cross at the end Accept 0^^'frieu^H w,b of a forftibnUl axis. AS thia' revolves , i eloee to tbe need I a under the cloth-plate, ■ lingly return suddenly from dream-land •me of these arena, shaped like a book, at any time, tohtearapeh excellentniuric. and rapidly enlarging .towards ita baaa,-tW Lad. I CoxDXMWo.—NftGee-h posted'on tbe' whlth.btNen bn.pghl against the axis, , lower bridge over the.Tbonupple Elver, and next slips upon the other arm, which iand all olb.r per.ju* lm.re.trd ia said j.Uto, in thie’vill^e, telling <6e public tKat the gives tbe loop a twist and holds it. Al 'a* required to appear at a asaMoa of mU court, “ «b* Frebste Office, la th. tbe same time the needle goes up and ■ *f n**ll"I». “* *tow cure. If say there bridge has been condemned by the Com­ cornea down again through tbe doth, car be. Ay ibs prayer of ths poUlioaer stesald aol missioners nf Highyraje* This i», ij^cf* “*k:s further ordered that the prthtoaor fedt,'lelHng(he peapIvUUe'Wtbey eb&idue giro uolisc IO lbs porfetM iatoesatedla ssW relate in *pre»dy>g the second. The twistuiven of ths nendmoy ol said pslilraa and tho brering to pAM Pfer tbe bridge,-, and break their to Uu thread/m faqniug the loop has a thereof, by ceasing a copy of thia notice and order necks thereby, ibe township will nut be main lai effect in si'rchglheuing the hold to be peblishod in the HaMlnga. Banner, ■ "r B*P*PV pri“,rd *d<! rireulailagia said eounty I responsible for damage*. . .. . . of the thread in the cloth, and thus pro­ ducing a very strong and durable seetn. Its strength au little liability U> rip may Lccxt.—R. J. Gsast has, for once, has been very forthnste not only for be readily seen by cutting a narrodf atrip Estate of MarUllo F. Crseby across tbe seam of a piece uf cotton thus himself, but for all hie oustnmera. Moat 6f sewbd, and comparing it with a similar ■XjTATE OF MICHIGAN. I Pro boU Coort Barry County, j" for said county, cur readers well know that tbe success of piece sewed by hand. On attempting U> O Aba session or «*Jd Court bolden al tbe Proour forces at Vicksburg— altbitbgh long pull nr rip the pteoea nphrttK Will be betetlfficin tbe vHlage ot Haalinga. nd Saturday, deforced, Is felt by /<H cUsaes M ®n tn found thal lht> former thus tested is tbe Uw sixth day uf Jone, in the rear one thou­ sand eight hundred and *iziy-l£ree. Present, stranger nf the two. The tendency to Sbonnaa C. Pnndie. Judge of ^rebate. tranaplre—has cau»ed a great fall in the ravel, hitherto the objectionable feature In t!.. waiter <f the estrte of Mariiilo F. price of good* in the New York market., of machines of (his class, fr in this’obvi­ Croeby lata of said corny, deceased Oa readiag and Cling the petition, duly TeriCed Mr. Grant had deferred making hia pur­ ated by tbe drawing of tbe end of the ofC. R. Croroy brother of sax! dawn, id preying chases until the grant decline ia price* thread through the proceeding loop by tha far rereins therein Mt forth,that tbe last Will and .had taken place, and hie,g‘«?d*— wtich hook at the last stitch, and thus fastening it whenever it is MVken by design or ac­ are just’ being received— Will be found cident. cheaper than tbe Cheapest. We believe “ Tbe needle, being short and straight, forenoon, be Msirooi for tbe hearing of eaid we state what will be fottn<L-V> ba true. runs with perfect exactneaa and certainty petttlsn. and that the belre at law of said deceas­ ed. and all dlhtr persons interested in eetd HtiH when we aay that Mr. Grant can end across seams, and eyen over several ab­ are required io erprar al a eeaaiun «f eaid Court, ruptly increasing thicknesses ofcloth. It then to be bcl Irn at tbe I’mbala Office in tbe vildoe* tell Dry Goode chmtper than any' Is consequently well adapted for running l«" pf Hartings, and show eaaae, if ear there be, shy the prayer of tbe petitioner shoeld net be other bouae in Hasting*at high rates of speed, and has thus been, kept in operation for three months at a py Tba HoWban AaaociATioji of lime by the Elm City Company, at New Thlladrlplns.'eiteblikhed on a charitable Haven, making over 3,000 stitches a min­ ute. Tho Company employ a consider­ ’basis for tbe relief of the victiroa pt vii<able number of the machines in their fent di were, extends'Ita operations dver manufacture of tape tri mining*, patent the whole Union, And everywhere enjoys ruffle*, etc., and usually run them about a high rvputeUon. as. aa honorable and 2,000 stitches a minute." useful lastitutia*. CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS. BOOTS & SHOES. CARPELS •Sy These Goods bard bees pwchasei slate the great decline ii prl cm la New Tort, aid win he Mid k satisfy the Purchaser. Battle Creek, Bay 15, IMS. 3m ew harness shop. The attention of the public is Invited to th. Nsj|Haroaaa SboP of, I. A. GMBYEAI, In Connection with hia Hardware. waating Parson. New Harnesses, Are rsqaretod to slv« him * call bsfnrs nuking tbair >* ha I* A...-— CHERRY PECTORAL Jj—14] H. A. GOODYEAR. We oUI attention In tbe announcement of the Directors with much confidence, in their integrity, and in the medical skill of the Surgeons em­ DR RADWAY 8 CLEANSING SYRUP, caim» RENOVATING RESOLVENT. The World** Great Romody tat Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con* cumption. and for tho relief Of Consumptive patient* in advanced atago* of the disease. Thi. has bam so long med and se aatvee* -sally known, that wn need do no more thaai a-iura tho paMic that it. quality I. kept up » Hu. I~u« 1. .... I.„ ■--- --- I .L-. I. ___ : From base PHta, E»q, * wealthy Planter ployed in their Dispensary. “Perhaps our phrases are at times, a negro girl twenty five year* old, taken little harsh, and it may be, not always in sick with Scrofula. Fear to loose the good taste ; hut tn c-in pen sale these de­ girl, 1 sent her up tn my daughter, to bo fects, they have always been truthful."— under the treatment of Dr. Williams, bi Henry county, who eujuy«a great repu­ Pioneer, June 12. tation in curing chronic dreeaaea. The The above Is taken from ths first part girl remained there three months without -of an article two-lhirda of a column long, deriving any benefit: In fact, she grew which contains evidence «f the iruthful- worse all the time and I had to send for ness of the first part, and of tbe utter her. When she returned, her Breast Neck and lArma were Covered with Ban­ falsify of tbe last part of the above quo­ ning Sore*. She waa so weak abtt could tation. We are glad to see that our scarcely walk—she waa worn to a skele­ neighbor is profiting by our castigation* ton. 1 was advised by Mr. Illiver, of and has been impelled to tell the truth in thia place, to use “ ttadyray's Renovating Reaoltcat.” Three months *i>ffiued to a pari of his statement. Thus, l»e ac­ restore her to hrnkb.' She la n„w well knowledges that his articles are not al „ *he was before she »** taken sick. tcayt In good taste; be might have added Mrs. Tv sun, who fives within five miles with equal truthfulneae that they are ofthh'pfece had a girl suffering worse mUmr io good teste. He also aaya that ibMSJH.ftWlWtoH-SlMMM. Tb. doctors Imre pronounced her incurable.— lie is On* much of.a literary critic—■»- I The use ofRad way’s Renovating Re*»l»other self evident truth. He de- ent cored ber. Yon may publish this for ■diiMB our propoaitioa to prove who has Scrofula denrenei the v ital encrercB. sod lhu« leavm ia victim* far more lahjert to diamwe and it* Dial rtwplu than are Iwalihy conMitw. tiotu. Hears it tend* to *bwun, aud doM great!r ilxnten. die *verege‘aBriition of liumw" life. 'Tte vaw Impomrare of these conridtntionsha* led a* to speed, yearn in pnfecthw a remsdy which i* adequate tu iu cure. This w« now offer to the public under die uams uf Arn'l S*M*VAMILLA, although it b compo-ed of ingrsdisou, some of yrhkh exceed the tea of Sont/wnUa la altsretiTu power. By ita aid you stay protect youreeif from thefuSca. inc and danger of C.cas ihtonfam. Pur** oat lira fool corruption, tlias rot ar.il fester id tho blood: purge'on ths raUKS o< d.aewp. and •vigorous haallh will fellow. By its peeulls* Tirtaet thia remedy atimnlaKs da* vital faso* tiona, and that eapel* tbe distempers wluch lurk withia tbs system OV bunt out un any P*TvefAnew ths public hav* tan dserired by BOUNTY. BACK PAT. PENSIONS, Ajo A*z- A*o la lbs matter ot tbs estate of Moms X. sad William Wilvou. minors. . KoUm is hereby ri r.a that la pnrsaue* of a lireuas *raa4ad to ms. by tbe Frobau Court for the ZSii’SPiWtf SC 5 Stsrs Hart, In the township of Caalleton. In asUec.untr, GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! 10,000 Agents wanted! Soldiers in tbe Army I Lad is* at boms J and Gentlemen every where, cm ruoko from Fira to Ten Dollars per day. ( See private Circular.) We wfll wad by ami! ere of our FIKE GOLD DOUBLE bpCKKDJ, for Five Dellers- We will invert in each lock**, two picture* of nay f»- been the the liar in regard to thequertion of personalitiee, and while doing ao ad­ rtxsii. casjxs or tub boxb crxxn. Dr.R«l..? * O>:-Mr-*• Briltefo. had a Tumor in the W umb; ber Ii>mM 1M.M — r"*’fc. l*— readers will recollect that dhia aeknowL | J■ W. — iZ. ta ta. Sui. ■"<«*'«■ V edgsmant giveacba lie to bis former oft repeated statement* to tbe contrary, and B~.-I.«ta <-™l to- 8hr , proves from hia owe colsmne, that his ba« since borne a pair of twin*. My *on , slatemante Gave noi “always been tnrtb- Martin wa* cured uTCfirooic Rbeuma- । mits that we “cun now” quote ten from .his columns, U> his one from ours. His MANHOOD; HOW IZ®T1 £trl," Again, in referring to our exposure ■ofdiia former utter disregard of truth in regard to tba expy of tba proofeedtop •of the railroad meeting, be •»/»: “We did not say that Ae jaromW to furnish ut with a copy of tbe proceeding*. ■only that Ar woe to do no, i»d <tAi« he oieaiit ta be true.” BLACKSMITHING. «a *B Cbstgss (or work *!-w» teadwalZ^ Hreliugt Nav. 1st J Hl. JL PAK1 HOW BESTOBBDI ZX FeteeW, me Anted mwhpr; Frfa SOS. A LECTURE OX THE NATURE. TREATMENT, �n. JtenMr, <f Stee-teUAIAM H. KEWAKD, of, Ssnaaorj^Oo tJ^^SALMOX F CHARE, Saarsinf ffw—E. B. BTAXTON.of Waahtagtfosuy sod etitar/riro in raising tbeor /•-rfwoWo- gown;—MWrOOMERY BLAIR, ef trotood pro de ate withta her borders. Tbe crops edoouoo and tobeeeo, rained to the abwve toectta»ed rrokm. dpr9u*TW USX 1^I«. BiJjrWIArf • raj H.OM.OOO pounds, worth in ita raw Mate, 111, to 11.50 per cwl. which waa priadpally tuaaufactsred -by the growers them aahraa. Tbe cotton crop, last year, In that sect fou df tbe Bute, with proper Cscilitlrs for ginning and manufacture. It is estimated, would been been more than anficiost to supply the borne eueaumptsua. la sense af tbe ether cmintiea, crops from ltt.000 rtw. to 900,000 foe. bare been raised.— Three crops will be eery largely iocroas cd tbe prweont year, utdaea Use conscript las ahull seriously interpnao with agricul­ tural enterprises. Incroasod attention h pa-J tn tbe raking of these Important staplna in all that portion of the Upper Miasisaij^i valley adapted to ita culture. Ouoagtasare baaageegctodi m>4 tbademaml for Med to eueb that tbe wbofo ansouat rwwoc iaai year fo guito mode pnatefor aaupply, and tbe raroareM and facihUsa ef the patent office baao beat, naapioyed tn aid m wfaat ia ruiw ropardwl Ip view of tbe coad.tion of tbe country, as an important national oMerprioe. * ■' 11n this nmnectioo, R l« not nut of pSare tp apeak of the increased attention which it being devoted to tbe cullers of flax— throughout tbe West. The crop nf tbU year will be very large. Tbe Boat'-n Jour­ nal reporta that one man from Ohio bad recently distributed 7,000 bsabels of seed io bis netg|ib<irhn.<j, and offers toceotract for tbe Mie of 4,000 tone of fibre, to be delivered in Boatoo before the first of January next. It to said that lbw orders far flax maohroery, at Benton, from tbe West, are very .numerous, and that six teen hundred incn with thn proper roa eftioery and maebiae ahopa, cimld not ge. out tbe-full supply of brakes and pickers needed. All tbcM are gratifying iadicatloca that the people of the West are deltomined to bo no longer dependant upon'bther taallties for theoe fibrous textures that enter so largely into tbe fabrics consumed by them. With a soil admirably adapted tn tho raising of flax, and tbe active and increasing demand that must long eon Unue far that article, it will hereafter doobdeoa, be regarded as one of tbe groat staples of tbe couatry. We hope the people of Michigan wdl not overlook the duties which devolve-*upon them is view of the possible emerreoci« In whichTbe country may be Involved.4 If we aroint raise cotton, we can raise flax to any ex­ tern needed fur our own cnasumptMUL— When properly manufactured, it makes a durable and hlegent fabric, and can be raised in any hart of tho State.—Detroit i Com. Adr. HFCru roe A Fxl»>/—As ocoe aa K begins Ui swell git the Tincture of Ln b*n» and wrap tbe part affected thick with a doth, aaturaie it thoroughly with the tincture, and the faloc is dead. An old physleian says be baa knepn thia to cure in arxiree uf cases, and it never fails if applied in eeMon. vol. vm. Or Sistinp Ham irt R. J. GR AHT I fqblmhcd Evzin wedmes r 4Aari««M, eaaar cooxrv, m- Iff OCR LIFE Oi'TUBE; Come and See !! listings’ Unsiifss Sirrcl PEZioiz.. favor, favor' and j^gi Liver Campion; Jinrton; an: JUST RECEIVED SUSSCHIBB FORTHB BANKER! jz2n»J Complaints, IT ADTOCATM • tarM.Uu*. ’TYwae W4TO.ee ■!--> on co«w.o»*k ot »»n mA Uifconditioital Lsyafty. WvfiVXfc'Voro.c. sl’BSCRIBE FOR TOE BANNER ■De. TAdOoxlaS SXo«a.6.c\i. WCTOv® ao»« VV* _mo< MAW&I ■DoaMtX BUta. C Wb»“. Martis H. Com. RfcUrd B. "Dr. 'B.o'oocV* fttowaoaXv Wv'TO.va & ‘■e’*” r ' ’“■■* *■ are. VVa e«U «van'» SoVact aiiA Cott^ort. PJ».r. Henry Mallory. Sb?rU1'^'T' rVT*^1**' '" De. ‘ftXoro.o.cY. 'SX.tX.ave vtvnkflo’mXt, XN&JL n-tui. JABLlBtlED 1790. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! FITTER LOWLLARD. )A GL'ABANTEB.-Oo. M six hatfloo of Dr. Radway's CUaaaug Bynp—sallrd RAD WA»3BJMaro'VATD«> REBOLVEXT^-wUi «re She worst eaaoa af Skia Disraa., Boaowdery HJrphUlis, F.r.r Sons. Uksn. or H-tbiK En.pi.on. Umi cm b< prod—L ThbByTwptabigMyewe eratratod.sxeoediDgly pewerfW. SwsAeaopeaaMa bemg a MI Mas. U k oetWoty vtrSaMa, and the most elegant mvd^iBalpropanUosBisdo ) • «. • X^L.-.V. tmtl .. ?-.|? MMu • I. A. HOLBROOK, a TTORMEV »»4 Counter al U«. Wtota \ .•>„».on. GMMral Ued a»4 Tax Agn i1h. MOmJ Blory of Holbrook b Block. J. B. BI MELL. %Xovsvclc\x 'BxXXeYS Onr>«C1A!» ant Rergeoa. OBoeteBoae] I .!«. HUla Blroet auMX^ wuXatxeVoK^ onA ntakc vft.\o^o.\a\.t. HARD-WARE xw. •Rc^k'% ; ftXo'two.cV WvXtora Brt'rttt ftdit’ttr't Vncak,^ X>^%"B&CMMta&vKL, tie* TO5HB-PVBUG-. TWe navartrcy of rfkte PH»'w Btf'bard baBcd tba skill of 1M mat aaumk/nttiUonm, ■ So driightfol had been the weather through December, January and Febru ary, in Maine, and tbe other New Eo, land Statra. that many were notaa pru­ dent with theu food aa they ebould have been, and after experiencing tbe hardest part of the Winter, from March let to tbs both, which waa cold aed stormy, they found, when to late to make amend., their fodder gsoe, and ooMoquently a ton or tarp of bay, or ila equivalent, nraet be proeared or some of thi stock must be ’ 4 ill.. Ban. XW. Snuff And Tobacco Kanulhctnror BAD"<t^M^VAT,NO &«X)k\AtafU&. r V.tTICK or THE PEACE. Will •“»»£»* ,1 Mhrtwi «M *•*“ “d •*' ’<W". *"** Thaos JJittara ore put up ia yuort UHtas.c/ wXfSh thrabcieu •yoe-rim- emMlar »u»niw» p—» ,----------flataaaa^ Mxwy prewpUy nwniuu LOCAL NEWS. AND oa~ .>u • » »upi bh . uno" Ssr,' sif.? sxsr u—.. n-u. KIPPER * BCIBWS. TTORRETH ut COCSSkI.I.ORS AT KA DRY GOODS! <MWM C»W 1MB, IMS. sdasoa or TBBBB BOTTLE*. fashions, ) (ocARTRatr jacaxai. »c sun momdl Irm rare Fey Bem^tHwra tormk U»a CtrswkUMAeto (fargsm ie tba woeUi. led Stacks of The pUeeouetaming tbe Loedoc bridge have beam dnvew kve hundred yean. In 1854*tbey were critically examined, aad found to have been decayed but slightly ; tbeoa piheare priori pally of oletn. Old 8tw» Place in tbe city of Loodno, |a aesuiaed oa piloa driven six bvadred and fifty yearsago; they euosiot of oak, rim. beech aad ebeetnut, and are perfectly sound. Tho bridgo brill by the Esnpernr Tnjaa <ner the Daeabr. affords B striking example of lbs durability of Um­ ber ht* wet state. One of three piles watt taken up andfoewd to bo petrified to oowamr orncaai H.-M. RHELDON, IOC0T TREASURER par Clotking B.r.cuBKitr. BB. AJ*. DBAKR cnoAi mn™, LsSdSarfik^aMss? tsxtsJiBSia&z OflR GOODS Unusually Low! I«M I <, c. EBIRDLE, TUDOR or PROBATE. ■•‘"J? � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-06-24.pdf 3bb2e9aa2be70473169227f276518d2d PDF Text Text vol. vm. NO. 8. HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1863 (fit g istinp IJamr, IS PQDLIdHED KVU1 WEDNESDAY, tkistinos* sullen girertorj,. ,.u? •f ; found bim up stairs in the ,r"' hissy For the people appeared Pruaucultag Atteynev E. G. D. Holden. Jamre Mil­ ler, and N. A. Balch, of Kalamutoo. For the defendant, Messrs. Holmes. Ri*4‘ Patteraon, Ashley, Allen, (of IlMtings,) d'rad lhat night; I worn home an I look rod Chipman. Jinje 2.—This ease came on for trial at 9. A. M. The whole day and evening wm occupied In empannrHng a jury. At 0 o’clock P. M. thia was accomplished. v-iuii; । wm present in ino room ; i Forty-three were challenged, either per. emptorially or for cause, before a jury drove the team that-took hie body home; wss selected. Tbe following are tbe names nf the jury' istress. and didn’t seem tn know anyof tbe regular paanel: Edward Powell, iing. I discovered a wound over his left Howard Jennings, Foster Kelley, Bte ye, aud I thought there waa a wound phen O'Brien. Henry Ewing and"James ear tbe ear ; 1 couldn’t tell whether it C. Symonds; talrsrasn : John 8mlib2d, ran black end blue; tbe wound over his Daniel Schermerborn, Luther Qdby, Hannon Hamilton, Evreon E. Norton, and Ebetmer Anderson. y The Court tbeu adjourned over until bred were very much swollen and con­ to-morrow morning at 8| o,ol<>ck. tinued to swell; his breathing was very hard; his pulse was pretty strong nnd People produced the following witnesses, who gave their testimony as follows: chair auddenly and jerked Itoutbe hadn’t I don’t urar, Mr. Patrick drove Mr. Balch's team and paid Balch’s bill »l the Eagle and wo all paid our own; they stood fore to fare. Balch more In tbe nffire and Evans in the hall when Evans struck him. Baleh rained bis hands and entirely up short time. much qotekar »U IL • 1 l>». boM of F..~>. •»« second Ums; be then got up again; then Evaao caught bold of him again by tbe your biHMeT* and wu stepping back; tbo collar and dragged him toward tbe hall halt it about five or six feet wide between second lima doors in it, one leading to the office and mom rote—hardly a minute—at the office tbe other into tbe dining mom; the first dour when Evans then struck hjrt; they table stood ten or eleven feet from the were face to face when Evras waa push­ first drair that gnea Into the hall, and the ing Balch out backwards; Evan* struck other table stood further off; It is North him over the left eye; tbe blow felled Balch; it turned him partly around ao that he fell with a part of his next to the door, it didn’t extend a great back toward Evans; Evans kicked him ■ u pa>u UM »»• — -----­ knocked him down.- I think to brine them back before aba brought the cun back, but not the plate; so, after fell ha fell as if be had been Injured an lhat be hadn't much of nny power; be fell win sleep wimj ocr hla whole length; be lay partly upon his some intuxioited ; be had talked conaiderable about tbe beef ; handed tus knife left side; he fell with his head toward the it was on the South aide of the bar-room, counter or desk in the office; I didn’t know whether Evans kicked him more than MAHON ALLEN, cepl phy sicians) should be excluded from afterwards I>ra. Platt. Shepard aud Hen- pretty near tbe center. - Tbs boots that .ttlLKRIX OROCKRIK8. previsions. the court room until they have testified, dent*>u came in while I was there; I think Evana wore were either very heavy calf Evans after he kicked him; when be hus­ that all but Henderson attended prnfes or very light kip, and were I think half and the Court made the ordur.) tled Baleh <«l of ths dining room I was -ioiislly ; tbe Barnard House is in this right behind him, and loqk hold of Evans some meat on it; be handed a piece ot city (counsel for defense here admitted beef that he had accepted tn a soldier and arm and told him to bold on, and tried tn then called for more; he bad it on a fork 1844; I have known the deceased (Coban that it is on Waterloo street in thin city.) stop him, I didn’t succeed in stopping dk«l Balch) f»»r 18 years; became acquainted I think hr died on the-lOlh Tir 20th of n>om; at that time he was in his shirt him; I don’t reooUectwbetberEyans said exhibiting it about the table; Feb.. 1803 ; I am not sure of the precise alcoves ; I ahonld call it a very hard stroke complain about lhat which was brought with him 18 years ago last fail; be lived that be gave Balch ; as nearly m I could anything or ant after he jerked tbe chair him tbe fast time; It was before tbe last d»yin tbe town of Irving during the time, 1 from under him. This la tha substance Crotr-Exnuned—The wound on ti* tell, 1 should call it a pretty hard blow, was brought him that be handed out hie am his sou in law ; I bare lived ab-.ul «{ what he said when be jerked the chair ROBRltTA three quarters of a mile from him in a left side of bi* hrad, over his eye, looked harder than I would want tn be struck'; from under him. After be kicked him knife to be sharpened; during the time like a brui*e ; what I took t>* bo a wound he drew his fist back toward bis shoulder be was al the table be was talkinja soma direct linp ; have seen him very ofum; and etrock Balch. It waa a pleasant dijy down I took bold of Mr. Balch to pick of it was loud .boisterous and nW, and *f * ver-v , ealthy during that the sun didn’t shine all day ; there was him up amVLllier genliemen also When soma of was not ; I mw him drink before mdfanev article*. Store i? 11IO,-he wm a very industrious man; I took bold to lake him up, Evans stood _i Mich. ' .... ■ > i neck and jaw. __ -Ilia breathing was very no snuw upon the ground; I think it wm he went into tea; 1 don’t positively know laborious and difficult, there was a rraem the 28ih dny of the month, that it wm near; ho didn't offer any assistance. By whether bedrank more than once; I went bouse. <m Tuesday night before be capie to tbe Barnard House with the rest; he to Grand Rapids ;ttbe next day was the blance to snoring in its sound ; over the on Wednesday, can’t My whether it wm on the !8thor28th; I*didn't keep any rye the skin waa broken; but I saw no drank before coming to bed; one of my 17lhof February, 1863,1 think. I think aWEESEV * AELEW other place ; there it was broken I should record and enn’t mv positively not even large place; it was over the left eye; when horses got down in tbe stable; Ur- B*’ch lhat, al that time, he wa« enjoy ing per­ we lifted hint up the aide of his face was of the day of the week. I didn’t bear nf fect health; I uext aaw him al lira. Bar­ th>nk an inch to one. nnd a half Inches in pretty much covered with blood; be didn’t I I.... ihi. —,1 v - lk.» w.lthi.ll rirBrl’ length obliquely. ft wan dressed when I saw it; there w ere bunches ou bis bead; house in a wagon drawn bv Hendershott's help himself any when we raised him, there were two cloths on the wounds; team ; that wm tbe Sunday after I wm untiLhe got oo his feet, except ho lifted Tuesday of which I spoke; Il waa between bis band up. be fell heavily; it wm a bcavr byre. 3 aud 4 o’clock in the afternoon; I knew Crou-Examined— He drew back his blow; it was a very heavy blow; I think Iki Mri., Um drink »«. *»<««• John Brink—I live in Thornapple. fist as II to give a very hard blow. I call Evans struk about m hard as he could ; that night; J don't know whether Evans, to tbe Rapids to sell Some p«rk; be had Barry county, and have for nine year* *uch a Mow a scientific one; I have fought he drew bis fist up that way, (witness it with iiiiu ; 1 didn’t see it foil uuder>t<*>d last May. On the 19th wf February. a few times; I never run from any man ; here showed bow, in a scientific manner, so; bu came with u span of borer* and a allowing your reporter to bo tbe judge), "P®*1* 1863. wns al the Englr tavern in Grand I draw mv fist back in a scientific man­ then 1 first saw him in wagon, a double tenin. Rapid*; knew C*>lMU-Balrh ill his life- ner; Mr. "Evans struck a scientific hlnw; rod then struck bin, after we got him up «•’ Q.—During the 18 years that you have iI time for tbe last fi.v£ or six years; aaw wo Ux>k him to the wash stand and vub ’ I never struck so hard a hlnw, for I never Eagle Hotel; 1 thought then he was a been acquainted with him and hi* family, I I'bim tKrn-al ihr-Englr tavern ; knew thr killed a man. At tbe lime this blow ed him; 1 didn’t vuh, but turned around very little in liquor, but not much: 1 have you ever known the Idrceaaed to [ I. A. nOLllHOOk, and some one cIsj washed him; I didn’t Have any sickness I Objected v>. • j[ respondent; have pul up at his h>«ure was received by Mr. Balch he was nearer | ore George Smith, of Hastings there; af­ didn’t ooms with him. Tbe remark that freuifltiy ; saw him tha’ day nt bi* in the office than Mr. Evans ; I think that bo made was within the bearing of oaeof the prosecution explaiui*! that iiZ* j his body was in the office; I mw Mr. ter wo took bim up, Evans said to me be the girls; the girl that be spoke^brait show that be“ had uniformly had g«-«i Balches hands when he received tbe blow. had a g-od mind to kick mt; I wm with­ did’nt bear \L but the other one did--, she health for the last 40 years of id* liyin reaching distance of Evens tbeo; be J. M. MT’SHELL. .hm Mr. Balch got then-; An the time 1 eay, Mr. Evans wm in then went and-talked to the one that was UhjcctMOu—That it i* leading end imt wm in bis shirt sleeves; be went fate the talked about; she then sent after Evans; । dining room but a very short time before material. be didn’t come then; she then went her­ Ubjeciiona overruled. to wards tee river, and 1 was sitting astridr be jerked tbe chair out from under him; self; be didn’t have any thing to “I room talking with soldiers. 'ITie first I jffilN ROBERT*, A.— 1 fasve never known him to be . be said nothing te bim until be jerked it of a chair miking with a man about sel ­ heard <-f the tranauctbm was a scuffle, and ana at tbe door, or in the dining room. sick, that is to prostrate bitn, or to re­ I looked up and saw, Baldi falling, and ling him a State Prison wagon. । <n«t. While coming out of the room When (Here part of the testimony on the exquire a pl.ysician. 1 have underehmd Ins hranI him say. “What K»e I done or I saw .Mr. Balch he was backing into thei Balch asked Evans what he had done; amination was read.) I don’t recollect agu to be 56 yeais this sunnaer,' ill Ma). said lhat is di'*re.|*ctflil tn you or your «.Ere; he fell with hie head towards thei this but a very short tiqie before be struck i H. J. KAKBT* bow 1 did testify than ; I think that she । him; he Mked him this several times; 1 1 thinki house.” Mr. Balch went to thr supper didn’t come twice, but some one else the > sat at the supper table by the side of Mr. table after I san him talking with the sol first time; i didn’t know who wm then > Balck, within 1} feet; at tbe table he dices; I think it waa shout seven o’clock; waiting on the table; I don’t recollect it was after I bad come from ihs dining of the door. ’’ As be stepped Info the whether it wm Mr. Evans who changed era! think. H. WRIGHT tbe beef; I don’t know whether EraM room; be went into the dining n>um he said it was a piece of an old ox that he had any conversation with the girls be­ w iihm ten fifteen minutes after we went (Baldi) had broke up with, be said the ox aait ; two went in with him; their names tbe ooulheMt corner; he didn’t fall iiqlbe fore be came to Mr. Balch , I don’t rec­ aty. broke up a hundred acres for him; after were Wood and Woodard. Tha next same direction in which he wm backing. .. ollect whether Balch want to bod before . y______ .iri — .t______ J Balch fell on bis right side; I call it a When Evans Barnard House ; 1 think it wm in bebru- 1 saw him with his face toward the dining prettv scientific blow. W. Ralph Esq-. MUdterHlc ary «.r March; it *■» •« * "day J I wm called there about 3 u’cfuck ; 1 found him said, “1 wish I had knocked his d—<l for be wm abed part of the time; it com­ brains out before 1 allowed him to talk menced swelling ao that I noticed it when very sick ; Mr. Leonard Baxter called like that al a public table in my bouse." l got down t«> Ute other bouse; It wm more times; so also whan we wore up f .... knt.k ■■ riHklil in the him; I Thia remark was made while be was pot­ about half an hour before We got started. takins care of the horses he drank Uaruaru nuusu . —e , , .• ting wood in the stove. When I testified It wm swelled so that one would notice be looked up al Mr. Baxter and said MJh KKArrEX ft NIIWl M.. B..i« 11 £ ter Evans struck him, he ‘fell in|i» the on the rxaminalion 1 said the same as I it; ii looked some bloc; I noticed It a number of limes that evening, and m long ^TTOR^EI office with bis head toward ibe southeast. now say. I might have said before that ----, ~, m be remained up; bis eye wm not closed VO.; mere Evans then drew track his foot and kicked Evans said that be would knock his brains time that the wound would prove fatal. him. and said. “ Get up. there. God damn out with a club before he would have him He made the you.’’ Ha struck with bi* right fist, and talk ao before bis girls. ten inc in ■>>««• —--------- ; prettv science, I think. Mr. Br.lch went remark that he would knock his or any gulated. younger girl, as you call bar. took thia 1 noticed nothing about pain, except, down about his length, partly, partly on other man's brains out before be would that were DAMIEL COOK, have nny such talk at a public table of when he attempted to move about In his Objected-That it la aothing drawn CHT1CB OF Til, WkCtO—IJSlrJ cbair.be groaned as If In considerable his, tiefore his girls. The wound on v • coira examir**,l^“ pain, be didn’t know where. He was thought th.ro yrere brui.es on tbe skJ« .4 fell for dead; ho made eo struggle at all; Bnlch bled; I didn’t see any marks of overruled. bltMid around where he lay on the floor, sitting in the chair when J saw him noxV morn Patrick went with him to l>ut I saw blood on him when be was benMrlv 6 o’clock, and then went to tea. bed; he rode to tbe Barnard House in hla own team; he didn ’ t drive it, I dont know track bis foot to kick a second time, as him, but started to du au, but other* were wh<> did; den’t remember positively what II. M. SHELOO5 From where bis head struck tween 8 and 9 o’clock, 1 tfMisk , Mrs. Mr. Balch was picked up by tha men; ahead. day it war, I heard that be was dead two W.lUr, Mr,. B.rwo, b'- L«' Downing and Finn, and two other men, when he fell to the hall door was ahme. or three days after that; I saw his body Evan* appeared to be Hastings, Barry county,) a Mr. Jeremiah I think, picked him up; their names 1 did five or six feet. .—What waa the apparent a at tbe funeral. I knew him for a number HendeSbott (of thb at).) and •8'?“ know; Mh Wood wm there; I don l pretty mad. Mr. Balch of bar taking the r Z^nurrd ftwfl-I live In thia city ; I with him 1 didn’t ku-w w«re prM- know George A. Smith, <4 Hastings; know the bouse called tbe Eagle Hotel. . -L . . i. LI — 1-.-. IMMim [. P. CUERRl, ent when bsdfod ; hi. breMhing w-jry (Here a plan of it was handed him.) 1 a very tell man but rather thick sol and Uburiuu. indeed,very machro; fa Otfeeled to. Objection sustained. lotnrrr clxrk »»a soury ?ebu«. drew this plan; It is a ground plat of it; heavy; I think bo weighed about 160 to He t^d bar to bring •**. u. be in verv great d.ureM from >An*L brine them until be calledfMveral SUHI, SOU u>uh » • ....... rfrom my bight, I am five fret nine mches larly. It commenced awe l:ng in a few this f Waterloo] street runs a little west tall; I think that Balch noticed when Evof south. It is called Waterloo street; noautva. EreM «^d he wiehrf be lted "aKS'UX"’-' £;"T. <«- tabus oi ms n. ----- —........ — - marks that I heard; 1 didn’t hear him (Ey- FRA-NK ILin F'^Xd-u1..tao»j naoaw’w ___ but I don’t recollect what it waa. (Hare wiioem pointed out Evans, bv request of Counsel/) We went from toe Eagle to the Barnard House, Mr. Patrick and hie rf Mlddisvlls, aourag others. 1 >w Mr. Woodward; I think there was one at th* table but Mr. Bakb my- U. UST . . Patrick got Mr. Balch’s team and hilchod lifeumr; saw hit. body latest his funeral tU �ptal h» y that it waa my between Baltimore with ant te side v'f drinf•t that lime but uauld bays. I know lhat Balch end ■nau drank in tiw> office bf 11 cum al the thna we p'l »p’1 the bar*-; 1 kso* piallivt I mw Mm here to<Jay-; Oietiqoor waa sktnd upey ,-fhe entry in the first story abTse {W baaement; 1 don't reeolleet at that sayObiirsMs Bte ta Cumbsfl*4 '•>** Fore.V 15,000 catairy. Tbs" »» Baldr'vaa what •fW Baltimore. paying tn B,’>lwnVork, June Jff.-A ’Baltimore tn^v?"T" ‘TjXr*from on AW of* Headquarter* Army of tha Polomac, Wiljiamapori. - ---- ----tt.--------------—Heavy-aurtronadlngmmmen? —-A:-------------------dispatch to the Philadelphia Xngmrer Gen. Lowell, found in the r.b4 mm>. June staler thst late arrivals from Harper» states that rebel cavalry are en-route for rd yesterday morning in ths direction of the Fedaral forces out of tbe Shenandoah Ferry My that all Is safe th.re, nnd Mil­ Pittsburg from Suffolk. There were only A kite, and continued during the day.— Harper * three rebel regiments in tba vicinity of Notbisg definite is rereived. It is kii'owiv Valley' aud, al osui limo, bad in seated roy had reached lhe Ferry. Black water on Saturday. There are no lhat Gen. Pleasanton attacked the enemy • Harper’s Ferry.- Gen. Milroy, who was Ferry will-be held. near Aldia, and it U Imped be succeeded Philadelphia, June 17.—The Enquirer t rumors of any more fighting by Hooker. a man from our region and be and Balch compelled by superior numbers to evac ­ • aprciale, dated Harrisburg. June Ifi, midHarrisburg. Jun. 18.—18 f* beltevod in routing StBarlV minnmnd. were old acquaintances; die soldier took WoUeaiay Man lag, Jmm M* 1MB. uate Winchester, Ux.k charge of Harper’s rttaht,roy : “Our reporter a returned from that there arc no rebel troops In thaStale FVry, and afterwards of the heights op liWfront report that tbe rebsb are pick- now. Jenkins’cavalry was at Hag.r*ot*f<7 miles from Harrisburg, at Scot­ town last night. Thcr. is no etidunoe of Wuvhington, J one 31.—Dispatehes dated land Bridge, which was probably burned there having been any infontey «»th him. the 15th and-lOtfi have Iwcn received be*ieffl‘ng rebels until they were compel­ this morning. *■, The rebels cleaned out all drug store*, from Vicksburg. Tim siege works were n» girls; it was alt nurnttM on my part; led tc» retire. The rebels are encamped at three pa, inn in Confederate scrip. They ials«» 1 don't know * hetber she called Evans; I heaht*.—Abraham Lineoln. still progressing with vigor. Gen. Grant The object of Leo in all these move- points arpu'nd Cham bare burg 3500 strong, took a number of tbe most prominent saw thrfoIse teeth on the entry at the is still receiving reinforcements. The tnMtJe are not made public, if known ; under Jenkins. The rebel, say a bripde Barnard House; Baleh knew what bo was farmers in lhat acction. health of the troops continued exceBeht. under Rhodes is coming, and they bare aboot at the Eagle; when Mr. Belch first Tbe whole lore of the U. 8. forces for the Tbe principal leaders of tbe Dcmocratcamo to the E^lo ho appeared to be seized 200 horses to mount infantry.— tempt on Baltimore, and upon Washing Tbev have fifteen pieces of artillery. The io party, ao for as relates to a further well. ’ F». Monroe, Jone 17.—Tbo Yorktown lhsrT12 killed. The total of killed and Earther Cnse-Examination—The soldier prosecution of the war, are diametrically ton from the rear. We regard this as rebels Injured no private property. They mranJed did ant exceed 50. .cited the flour mill near Chambersburg, Cavalier, al the Iftth saya: sat nearly in.front of Baleh; Balch sat at opppoad to the best Interests of the coon; “ Onr most Important local news Is for and placed a guard over It. A* Gr»*nmy right handjibe-aoMier was not there the present contraband. Great activity try. That they desire tha success of the at the time of tbe affray; 1 think that no try formerly held by our forces, and to castlo all was arranged to set fire to the prevails in tbo Department, and ispartlo Their Gorernment,property, but up to noon one sat al my right hand during the af­ rebellion is but too apparent. occupy tbe grounds of Bull Run and tbe ularly manifested in thW command. Gen. to-day it bad not been burned. Citizens fray: I don’t recollect who sat at my right speeches and resqluUons all point to that OT BrCtUATOatNHCEA CAN Kevsls in front, to cuoduct agreed ve BECt’HED. _*t’ were at first allowed to leave Chambers­ hnnd daring any of tbo lime I was at tbo one object. • Take, for instance, tbe open­ movements in person, and Brig. Gen. barelofore been scooeseful. burg, but afterwards were refold. Tbe vR. RAND-ri SPECIFIC cam* table. . • ly avowed eentlmente of that convicted King is in command at Yorktown. design nl tbe rebels appears to be to ob­ New York, June IV — A Fortress tain borert and forage. Additional arthis witnere being only a repetition of traitor, who is now the Democratic can­ Monroe correspondent of tbe Herald, uncry i* ou the’way here for oar fortifaeta already sworn tools omitted; also didate for Governor of Ohio—Che rept*. Wo occupy dating tbe 17th. roye: - News from th- | tbe tcstltnofty of George T. Freaman, for fimtiona. * . r . .. _ ... . 1. _ Jr I. A w !■ I Tbo Rebel fi>ree in Chambersburg sent lhe some reason.—Ed. Baxter.] Mr. Vallandighatn, In a speech delivered this case. All Mr. Balch, the murdered n mcwHinger to their force st Greencastle Charles 'P. PufriAt—1 live in Thorcapat the Cooper Institute, N. J., Nov. 2dr asking for reinforcements, ss the Union .w. r..r« (•« M ur mninm cuAbd^b ple, Barry county?have lived there twen­ sought shelter on the other vide of | ___, ' forces had fortified aud were supported and ty-five year*; have known Coban Balch 1801, said: . — . ... rr..—HnMiosbristsmsvnswkW Ss«i«i>setotlw.'z»>r xomo fifteen yeers or thereabouts and ev­ cal history and of home interest. W« in great force. er since he came (here; on the 18lh of this Union should at any time recede— need add no other apology for the space Hpacisl Dispatch to the AdrertUcr sad TribuoeFebuary last, 1 tMnk 1 was on tbe road for reasons of the sufficiency and justice Pilteburg, June' 17.—Tbe probability in tbe day lime, k was the day lhat Mr. of which, before God and tbe great tri­ we occupy thia week, and shall nacessary- is lhat the pn>grcs< <>f tbo rebel invasion Balch got hurt; I saw Balch that day; I bunal of history, they alone may judge— )y occupy next week with this subject.— of Peunsy Ivnjiia has been greatly ixsgfirst saw him at Mr. Streeter’s, pn tbe old much as I may deplore it, I never would, f^ratiftl. The stories .bout the interrup McNaughton place, he was watering hie as a representative in Congress of tbe pel us to leave out the testlraouy of lion of trains on lhe Pennsylvania Cen­ horses; He overtook me after a little United States, vote one dollar of manty some witnesses; but we shall endeavor tral is all untrue. way; be reached Cascade first and waited should Harrislturg is in no serious danger “Our tronye are in eiroU-at<xn»ditem.T* “««!'• wawm oom aam.ro to‘1 cava out none which will add any new till 1 came up; we then went two or tbfeo than it was two or three weeks ago. During th* day Maj.-Gen. Keys and staff facta bearing upon tbo case. Wo are in­ miles together, bt> then drove faster to Private dis|>atchn> hav. been received, It will bo observed that this great lead> debled to tbe Grand Rapids Eagle for went tu the front to reconnoiter tbe pw*u Fisk’s, and there waited until 1 got tbtrr, th. exaet nature of which cannot t>e made he then drove on; I then saw him n.xt er of tbe Democratic party prefers dis­ public, yet that warrant the belief in the tion and give such further instructions in lhe dty above the National; JJ»ent-to un ion to war; and bls subsequent record probability lhat tbe rebel! are pot likely he deemed necessary. ” ■hy Eagle and had my horses put sp; to prc*> their aggreMive movement* for Baleh camo awhile after, in tbe evening; I New York, June 19.-Tbe World, ■omadsys. • said that he would not vote one dollar was not there when he came; ho had pgrt Eft'tebnrg and all parte of Pennsylvania Washington dispatch of tbe 18th says: Philadelpbir, June 20.—A gentleman of a load « pork; ffireC mw him at tbe with which to pay our soldiers for fight­ “Yesterday, at 3 o'clock, our cavalry,' NFe still excite4, almost to the extent of who reached Baltimore by the Frederick ale between seven nnd eight o’clock; I ing to preserve tbe country. And, let it consisting of one division, met Gen. Fitz a panic. . •t see the trouble between Baldi and be remembered, this traitor to bis coun­ Hugh Lee's brigade ofcavalryand a bat­ Asocial*! Pjres DispsUh. Evan*, when I came In Balch waa stand- try, is the Democratic candidate for tery of artillery, about one mile beyond Philadelphia, June 17.—Th* Enquirer through rebol pickets a* far £a«t a« j mrlrethe sink with George A. Smith of Governor ofOhio;and It is by him ihat Aidi^ towards Unioptown. Some of lias a special from Washington, dated last Booottslmro and' vWnlty, and arty a Ila-j Hastfr^s; be bad been washed or was Gen. Lm's mdnrwhb'had gone forward, flight, with the following: gvrstiiwu witiuv l<> Im- permanent)) o.r« • about to t>c washed ; L-*®* excited Democratic editorsawear. having their horses shod at a blacksmith's Gen. Ewell’s corps 1. in the adranre, pied Hy some 3.000 mainly lr»ir Again, Fernando Wood, another of riwp. »aw our cavalry coming, and re- . that I didn’t tiollre partkulariy ; be was acoomponiod by Gen. Stuart*, cnv.lr). Ni'rth CaroliM, uiuier Gen. Rhodcx hurt around tbo left ewe; it looked like the great lights of Democracy al a recent turned to tbeir friends with the informs- Gen. Hill's eorp* is dose behind. iu»d a pretty hard hurt; It seemed to be » Vallandigham meeting in New York- lion. Lrogs-Urct brings up the rear. There sylvania. are under Jenkin*, and are s»>d' brube; it was still bloody ; I left him iu “'Capt. Boston, of the 3d Virginia rebel to be reluming, bringing a large number SPENCER PICKLEa little while, for som. twp or three of Mid: cavalry, and Capt. While, with a com of horses and mulct, alao a few oittle and wegt to tee if «e could get a place to mand of 30 men, were dispatched to act a large number of negroes who they alstay : we found 'out .that we could clay aa sharpshooters, and with orders, to bold Our cavalry has-been skirmishing with athhc Barnard House, so we went there tbeir position at all hazards, .but not re­ Lee’s rear guard for two daya, end all in Virginia and Vfadiingt-i —-Mr. Brink, Albert Dowling and others; ceiving support when onr men charged iuforp^itjon tend* to show that the rebels longing alrnut II agerstosm were’ reXutned HASTINGS. MICH. Balch went with us in Ms own wagon; 1 believe there is wo man that dare cm- they were obliged to surrender at discre­ arc not moving to give os battle on tbe l<> their owners, and tbreu said to be from I tbink lhat George Clyde drfive hie warn, tend that'tbe moat distant anlhorixation tion old field of Bull Run, or that vicinity. WANT 25,000 lbs. WOOL t> Virginia were n ut back under guard.— however I am net sure; after hl* face was oi the military war power against the • A Bule behind waa tbe 5th Virginia Our forces evacuated Frederick, Md.. Horses and other property taken from manufacture into CLOTH*; washed 1 did not notice whether his face States can be found: cavalry, under the command of Col. T. and that vicinity, and fell back to the citizens of Maryland have been returned. CA681NEBE, had swelled much or not until after wo Let ns declare for peace, and; declare Relay Hoose this morning, no enemy Every effort has been made to make left; 1 paid bis bill at lhe Engle, at the lhat tbe party or the man who advoMtes regimwland also on the 3d Virginia reb­ pursuing them. They returned to Fred­ their stealing u little offensive ax possi AND SHEETINGS, request ofMr. Balch; I don’t recollect the prosecution of this war is ftbe to tbe el cavalry, and a band to hand encounter erick this morninc with strong reinforce­ blc to “My Maryland." that Balch said anything in particular democratic creed, and snau. mi cast oct ensued, during which we took many pris ments. It was said a considerable infantry about it, except to pay bls trill and got from among ue Democrats V' oners. Ihc order was then gioen for tbe Some rebels appeared ak Poolcsvillsi force wa* posted ou the A'lrginia side his team np; after we got to the Barnard rebels to right about and ^11 back. last evening, but withdrew without doing near Williamsport, some 7 mtlva from And, still again, the Democrats of House 1 noticed bis eye—that it was Hagerstown. It waa said nl Hagerstown bloody and a very bad eye—-and I know Madison County, Ohio, in following the that the roncllitary policy was dictated tlat before-we went to bed it bad began lead of such treason workers, passed the Philadelphia. Juno 18.—The exrite- by the h<»p<f tit obtaining nx-rttits in to swell very badly ; 1 went to the room Gen. Grant has been largely reinforced, Xlnrvlaud. " following among their resolutions, at with him ; there were two beds in It; I and additicmsl troops are still being har­ McConvebbiteC, Ph-. June 15.—A de occupied one and he the other; In tlm their late eennty cunveotion, which ee­ ried to his assistance. The movement of though recruiting and the orgsnisaiion of taehment of Gen. Jenkins’ fbreya, mount­ night, about one o’clock, George Clyde lected delegates to the Slate convention troop* thrnqgh our elty for the part ten ed infantry, under the'romnuurd of Got. military oom panics still go on rapidly. COTH WA0RAXTF4) ■!«>£ < esme-and said that a horse was sick, hr which nominated Vallandigbam for Gov­ days, both by land and water, have been Tbe evacuation of Harper’s Ferry ap­ Ferguson, entered this plare at 4 o’clock thought it wm my boreo; 1 afterwards ernor. They are certainly in keeping very active. In accordant with a ride of pears to hav. been only a temporary this 'morning. The rebels opened all the found it was tot mine; we got up and conduct long store adopted, w* have taken movement, and it is stated that i»<« again stores, helping tbemselvre to boots, short, no notice of<ibvsr transfers in thu Journal went out; I went back to tbesame rodm; WOOL CARDING hats, provision* and everything else they he didn’t come beck to that room ; I didn’t but an they are folly detailed hi the east­ could Jarry hway. Tbe town was so nee him until tbe next morning, when ha ern papers there can be rm lunger nny use force from Cham tier* burg afford* the live­ completely taken by surprise that rhe Bat in ilw lower bar-room; his face was Let the Joyal democrats read, end pon­ in withholding the pratifring intelligence JOHN 8. TAN BRUNT. citizens were nnahlo to escape, and ft that Gen. Grant will be fully able to copc liest gratification to all. then badly swelled; his team and load der well tbeir import: , The Press has a special which says that largo nnmber, of them fell into rebel with the rebel force which may bo brought were put up in the Barnard House bam ; Ewwil's force is concentrating at West­ baiKls. The rebels also drove away POB SALE! Thursday, jurt before night, I sold the against tbe rear of his army investing minster, while the rest of Leo’s forces about >12,000 worth of cattle. potk tbst he brought; on Thursday I *as Vicksburg. The strengthening of tbo One of the rebel* in attempting to cap­ TKM tuisch with him in tbe forenoon; as “Rrso/red, Thftt we favor an fmntftfiste Army of the Mississippi has not weaken­ near as I con readied I was with bim “termination of the tear, and a otparAtion ed in any de grew tbe defenses of Kentucky m »ill enable them to operate against ture a borao war shot through by some from about one o'clock until nw mid­ “of the srrtfoai, -because tbe North has for, though many of’the old regiments Flarrteburg or Baltimore. The object of unknown peredn. This ao exasperated night; I sent my team borne with my foiled, either by arms or by argument, to have been taken away from our State, the rebels al the present time is mere­ their companions that they threatroed to sen; I think it was about one o’clock sustain her right of conquest; and the their place have been folly supplied by ly a matter of eonjcctare, bat an idea burn the town, but'finally drelslcd, Tbe NOTICE. rebels completely gutted the telegraph when I took Balch’* team sad went home; South la decided to separate from the Un­ office, carrying rdf th.- instruments and ion at all hazards, tendoring Ns tbe free­ Tbe operator made of attack is Baltimore. and that from Bal- all tbo mcasagea. dom of the Mississippi River. Each Bor­ bis escape. ■plained der Slate should be left to decide her New York, June 18,—The Common Aftej tha rebels had collected all thair 1 don,t future alliance, whether In tbe North or Council thia afternoon adopted a rosoluJE8SB0BAKT. plunder nnd were ready to evacuate the South, by her own convention; and oar place, the Colonel C-.irntuanding tbe reb­ than in his bead ; Dr. W bi. Up. Ing the Administration to place Gen. Mc- all tho tro.-jw coming <m fur tbe defense els made known to the citizens that he Clellar. at once, in the place which the of this Slate are ordered immediately to was ready to listen to any fltiim for the Baltimore. Tbe 7th New York were recovery r.fhorMa, cattle, provisions, drc. Many applied for the return of.their Ji». IB-MO P. IL— — -------------------‘We are in ftVor of a cheap, simple :ucre«fful. until a uumbee of ladies mm forward and Interceded, when a portion of tbo property vita restored. Tbe robpure ftdJt is reported that you advised taking els rcteeated Iu tbo direction of Manrock, bv Ewell te snttrae. but where tbiy may next turn op' H to Gen. Couch, ax>< either giving it to Gen. *....__fl-ImporelblB to oay. A number of bnqiHt* Federal Franklin or McClellan. Is Ibis true 1>Are rwrfled; I next saw him Friday we had a lantern to hitch up by, and at the Barnard Hoose, to put them out: 1 ' R. N, KICK, G«a*l8ap«rn HASTINGS BANNER. .XJDGE. Np. «*. aftfi.'stiThe convention which sss*m] Thursday, in this village, to cons I object of constructing . noiroa l thhfplare 4o acme point on the Ce I Northern roads, was quite fully at SPECIAL NOTICES Northern and *Southeniiroute is 111 "be, considerable. The proceedfeyl -convention are published elrewhJ to them We direct tbo attention readers. We'regrst that lhe qaw WC think, unreesoMble prejodKaJ been created against that kind of ni ”We desire, that some kind of a ta turps, tbe only thing within our re if, however, a steam road tu Mrar.s,KR aueh ground aa lisa between New Advertisements. Notice! WOOLEN FACTOBY, I * work from In tbeir estimates of the of buildipgand running thepropoeed ■ People do pot want to befooled ia.i maiters; they want tn know at tbe eJ <Jffidlure. . Hail Stobm.—This vicinity waa yi entirely covered to the depth of an •or more. -.THWi-BtooM were ac Ualversaltet AsrocteU. r«rrMli«> wiU 'hold a<nsMtog st Wu July. 11 lb and 12th. Services to cel <MMa <m Saturday at at 10 o'clock A. I ' AVrement of J. S. Van Brunt. His I irtfrovad, another carding, machine in, and everything in condition to dogrl work. Lol us patronize our home m. <xfactoring Mtabliehmenta. Tmi PfoxEBB republishes, as a lo« I • Note ?ipc® ita usually stupid locals, and it ■ bpg of the odltor of the Pioneer to sj ' paperjust started in Chicago, ill 'Tbe Spirit «f ths Wert." I» iTTON. taadrwi imftsUotaU.a few �Cintnf WILCOX & GIBBS’ sbwo« ■ataura.i Price, with HeuMnserajBd Feller, HO, The Wilcox & Gism Sewing Machine Is tkt btil MachtM wiAoul rtyard fa price. an I attreguan l tha wron^ direction, or tea badauca• wboel wearing . interested the convention in opL to a bore., W favor of . Steam Railroad. ’ On motion of A W. Bailey, the con­ vention adopted the ateam in opposition to horse roads by a unanimous vote. Motion by II. Willie, that a comm iUse of three be appointed from each place, via.: Lowell, Baida Creek and Augusta, end a like committee from Hastings to deaervra partfealar attrnllon is tbs Wilcox Patent uesdls, which eanuot -It laCTupfaticslly lbs good.lowpricwd Fanil v Sewing Machins that tbo poblio base long bsau waiting far.-^^tos Tt^rirt. " ••n f. a wnndsrfal prednelion, end. for Familr Jtgal Jotitw. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. All persona haring claims agalnit ths . jSsU.n<i>r . MORTGAGE BALE. co-operate withheld oommltteoe in the sgjection of rout, subscription fur, and a : . survey of the same—carried. The con­ vention appointed H. A. Goodyear, R. B. Wightman and J. Roberta as such com- Tbe Rmirwata XeaUaf. The convention wfcleh assembled on mittre on the part of Hastings. The Chairman ofiered the following Thursday, in this villsgw.an consider thesubject of constructing a railroad from resolution which waa unanimously adoptthis place to some point on-the Central or Northern rooda, was quite fully attended. Retailed, That a committee of three TbEFACI.T having been made h tba peymssi 1J of a cvrtu.n of money, orenrrd to be paid h* tewing data tea ,_r-MUUSSJ aariaimou a rjUrm»bor, A. t>. |M3. al tbe hours of ten loc», A. M. oa each of tha reaps tire dur. she wwueMd; six montbs from tbo Sth day of Jm *£tet»g tea time lurnted by ths said Prebi rfiSt said wtau*1 “r.,U el,il ' Ulla more nearly tbo rvqeiremeate of a family maeblne Ihso any on exhibition."ruled by Gaolwv W. Kolar and Eunice Kesl.r, to> /MtUote ErWHi<m r<praV«/]8M. 111, Wil, nt Lll.l.o. I'.IIa.." _ J Ua.i. •■Taling into eon.ideratioe, aimplieitp, ntaa, durability, and doing all work, the e< JAMES A.HWXRZEY, |U« DAXIKL 8TRIKER.* ’ DateOonalSte. IMA junelT. be appointed to visit the Board of Direc­ Tbw merest upon the subject is praise­ tors of tbe Central Railed at Detroit, worthy, and the competition between the on the 22d insL, and also ta meet tbe Northern and‘Soutbern4route is likely to Board of Directors of the Northern Rail­ "bo cousidenibfe.'. The proceedings of tbe road to ascertain the amount of aid they, convention are published elsewhere, and or either of them, will promise to the to them we direct the attention of our proposed road from Hastings to a termin­ readers. We regret that tM question of ation at a point on one of the roads, and n horse-railroad was so summarily disthat the titiiena of Battle Creek, Lowdl ,posed of; and that auch. untoward, and, and Augusta, be invited to co-operata we think, unreasonable prejudices have with them;. The Chairman at request of *been created against that klnd of road.— Convention appoitod,Nathan Barlow, A. YVe dcaire, that some kind of a railroad W. Bailey and R. J. Grant as such com‘be bnilt and it is unwise to discard, porihnps, the only thing within our reach. Motion that the Chairman aud Secre­ If, however, a steam road can be built tary of this convention bo authorized to nnd made to pay expenses when built, it •rs, by all means preferable to any other appoint another meeting, and amended ■road. We trust the committee appoint- by Mr. Lathrop that the place for bolding *d will di»card all theories upon the sub­ such meeting be designated by them.— ject of railroads, and ascertain for them­ Motion prevailed when the Convention selves the cheapest rate at which any road adjourned. H. A. GoodtkailX an cheap,times, has ever been built in 8. H. Cod*, . Secretary. Chairman. Michigan, over 20 consecutive miles of such ground as lies between uy^ud the <>ther rcwhi. Tlxm let them ascertain, by -comparison, the cheapest rate at which Tbo stitch I. unexn-ntionabls."—Signed brtaanr hundred citizensofl'NIadelpbla.' . , • I<iTS«»u bob a Cibcclab. _JM JAMRM WILCOX, Mauafaciurer. 508 Broadway, N. Y- The attention of the public is invik-d ■ to tbe XewfHarnru Shop of H. A. fc&ODI ElR, Estate of XartMIo F. Crwsby iTATK OF MICiUGAM, I .. Probata Court I Dairy County, f” tor said counts. At aaaaalnn nf .L_ i,.L COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. All peracns having claims "against tha Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ sively Used. The beat of workmen employed. Rcpnlrlag dme on short notice. such a road can be stocked, run, and kept in repairs, and they will have a data to work from in' their estimates of tbe cost of building jy>d running the proposed road. People dq out want to be fooled in these matteni; they warn tn know at tbe outset jlist what (must be done* that they may prep-ire to do it, without the possibility of failure. Indeed, we Aaw “sum" tbe Awrr doyt to tkt wall; both the editorial pup­ We have proved by their own yelps, that their baying is moat lying and uncertain. That they growl, snarl and bark at decent loyal people, while they orouch at the feet, licriy the bands, and do lhe bidding of convict­ ed thievish traitors, and the assassins of national constitutional liberty. That py and the whelp “Junius." they do not wait for tbe liosnao of •• dogdays," but are “rabid" all the year fcirdly frozen as we have wen, and the wind was not very strong, otherwise the damage to young crops and fruit would have been great. An it waa, tender plan te were rather sarerely mangled. , “A mrehauica! wonder."—Ji&atifie Aautiain. “Among lhe bert and moo' oervioeeblo Sowing Machines. Light and elegant finished, and no alm* pie In ita ronattveliru, that U aerms almost |rapooaibU far U to gvimtlof repair."JWsdoey Onto- In the enumeration of literary we are content to play “ aaooan;" the place offait and “ nooaa?" being monopolized, n. A. GOODYEAR. to WAR CLAIM AGENCY! T1»J onderaigned, haatng all tha blanks and BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSIONS, &c., dtc., Aic. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE Mw foes requr.-d nut 11 rlafmi arc collected. Oflcaon UnrdickSimUOFpaalteths PostOflM Xotice I* hereby gireo, that by virtue of a II- Kalamazoo, Michigan. eenre gran fad io me, by tbo Prebate Court of , A. A. K9APFEX, tee enunty. of Barre, an-P hearts* dais tbe Id <1«51 Att^rnry Bi 1m<c. rfe day of J cm. 1 S4S, 1 shall exuoee to sale st public auctioa. to the hig’uert bidder, al the Ute Mldeuce of said .deeea.ed. io tbe township of Map!. Omse in nut noantr nf a>->- .rUl.l. ^n Gw matter of tbe estate of Charles Lester,- IX UA-’TR’GS. Barry county. Mich., Io Rower-, new beUdiox. ■? stalre. M door. THI8GALLERY WM«TMto<LMV,-lM<Hl. far my special Broom Buutoltoa. Thn.i, wisbin. Fa. by our neighbors of the Pfatsrer. two LotUn of rear SaBaars BILL*.'’ PICTURK" GALLERY! The Grand River Aaaoaiatioa of Univeraalis>wiU hold,a -tneOttogat Wood­ ssirs&?a^aa“— STEt'S CATHARTIC PILLS pottoto so many advastauoaortr iteoiLer pur­ gatives la lira market, nnd tbeir sa^Vrfar rfrrare are ao uuhcr.aily known, that ere need not do —------- -- -------- *-------fteir quality is land Center, on Saturday and Sunday, July. 11th and 121b. Services to oommunce on Saturday at at 10 o’clock A. M. diet was made up on guess-work, without understanding what constituted tbe crime of manslaughter, and that they wished to screen the criminal from any severer pun­ ishment than a-fine. Tbo Judge very Woolm FxCToar.—We would , call properly rebuked those J try men who ,|be attention of onr readers to the adver­ thus wrote themselves down asses.—Dtt. tisement ofJ. S. Van Brunt His Fac­ Ado. Trib. tory has been thoroughly overhauled and Eminent Speakers will be in attend­ ance,, and address the moating. GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! 10,000 Agents wanted! Soldier* in the Army ! improved, another Cardiff machine ^sqt in, and everything in condition to do g«xl work. Ladies at homo! L* o« patronize oar home man­ ufacturing establishments. - Tn* Pioaasa republishes, as a local i years ago I had a ___ .. vcare old, taken ,7iSo,rul'«. F~r lo Ik vor.U Getwrab. fro. of chare.; tod will wnd with **cb iock»« Bspivndidrift. worth framUKE dollar np to o.<k iir^npjiri i>ot.i.An.t- item, under pretense of finding fault with St, our statement of temporary absents from editorial labor. Notwithstanding Henry county, who enjoys a great repu­ its comments are expressed in exceeding­ tation in curing chronic diseases. The girl remained there three months without ly l>ad grammar, it is an improvement deriving any benefit: to fiscL she grew upon ita usually stupid locals, and it may worse all t^ time and I had to send for her. WhJFsbe returned, her Dreast We must protect, however, and would Neck and Arms were Covered with RunniM Sores. She was no. weak she oonld beg of the editor of tbe Pioarer to spare ns the dfagraee, in futwre, of being men- SCALES • AXKWIDEA! Ao not ask any one to aend us ths maser Utt they know what gift Hwy will got Apr per­ son can send ta their name, sod trr tbeir tuck, and we will htfarw teem by return melt whalrtn they ere entiUsd io. end they raa llwa do Balke/ this place, to use "Radway’s Renovating Naw Paras.—Wo are In receipt of a literary paperjust started In Chicago, III., called "The Spirit of tbe W-et." MANHOOD how lorTi now restored r I» *• neatly printed, ably edited, and promise# a high order of literary reading, h* it COMWMlONElrB NOTICE. of Wentero litaratere, it will MMwit, aisd we trust, will rearivb st) adequate «p- pnrt. PaWiAad at T» Daarb*ro ssreMt IMO OF THE �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-07-01.pdf 7720d8ab4d6b7873c5d0ce034c729442 PDF Text Text vol vm HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY, 1 1863. but J think that faUgua would be: tbe exhaustion arising from excessive drink­ ing must produce K June 4th.—In tbe pool - mortem exam­ (Tk. crc .umln.i.or, at Mr. P.U ination, I found no otner contusion of tbe body except that over lhe Wye. Wilson on dteeaaee of the Skin ; Milker's Practice of Surgery; Williams' Prinoiplefof Med­ Wdraih are omitted far want of icine ; Grosse’s System of Surgery, are all gratd authorities. I wasn't present at his death, but think that the cause of bls death was lhe thickening of lhe muenus Trt*‘•£c. Krk», Ctor, W luMw (.to1 s^T1’ he was full uf fan, and joking about the beef; bo said il was pretty tough; that ba thougta >1 tuuat be a part of Old Buck that ha u«ed to have; I didn’t sea hint XDVXaTlSIKO. make any exhibition of it; be spoke to a man near my elbow and asked him if be could cat It, for hia (Baldi's) teeth were poor and be could not ; the man took kand more was brought to Balch ; I didn't see his plate and cup taken away ; 1 went prubibslity U he would bave died of this in at lhe same time; he asked me if I ifthis if this membrane hadn't thickedM. I couid sharpen bis knife, far lhe beef was ‘ 1' ‘<H>k far nay other cause of the should death h the fluids; we didn’t examine arly in his case to see whether it ened it on bis knife, and handed ft beck ; Ifostingjl gnsintss girrctori. 11 n clock ; I vm called to viait him pro- __ jsrd by tbe fluids; we took the he also Asked the clerk, as he passed by, ft-naionall v • t __ ___ * . brain out, but didn’t examine tbe spine; to sharpen It; but be passed by and made I mean tlmi the wound was lhe exciting no reply. I didn’t see ilia affray; 1 was' in (he bar-room. Balch lived five nr six miles from where I live; I frecuently uw toped wound ; the Inflammation had ex­ physical development, few had better; him there ; 1 bavs seen him a little worse persons are taken do«n by erysipelas fur liquor, but not u a genera! thing, tended down to the left ear; he wu not then enneioos ; was In eonaiderable pain without a wuond or other cause that we when be came to town ; I ean’t uy that I EALERS i and was throwing himself from one aide know about; they are taken eick and we ever did more than twice; one of them ereekwy, say that they have a predisposition to it. wu about a year ago; on such oceuions I naw Mr. Wykes several times with Dr. I never aaw hitn rude or rough; the oth­ Shepard, who waa the attending physician. er time I don’t recollect;' Il wu some Rt-dirttl Aramiaation—I attribute the time before that; I never mw him more as the night before; the s« riling had ex­ tended and Involved his lip and that side fact of the injection of the inner mem­ than twice. Mr. Evans wu waiting on SALBR IX GROCKRIKS. previsions. •a s. Suh. bnUsr. Urd. psrk. sod gr* »f Ms mouth, and Involving both lipa; I brane with blood to the effects of the the table the time; that is when I first blow ; cases of erysipelas that are caused •at down ; I don’t know whether be wu remained with him about three hours at when I g»l up.or not; don’t know who that time; this was Friday morning; changed tbe beef—whether or out Mr. when I left there was no apparent change Evans. from what I bad found except the swelling dangerous wound. Erecson is regarded was increasing; I saw him again in the afternoon, pulse was 120 but more feeble, as a good authority as among the first of' incivility or roughnese in him in hia life; very restless, but appeared to be in a gix>d modern writers ul ideopalhic srysipels*; he was a man of good matinera, always deal of pain; I called again at8 o'clock in don’t run to a crisis so soon as this did ; quiet aid peaceable, so far u 1 knew ; ! RUDERTS * STRIKER, that is one of the reasons, but not the nevar mw him an intoxicated man. A'nrtoa Branton—Live in Hutings, remained In the afternoon, it might have most prominent one for my calling the been from naif to an hour; whetfl arrived wound the cause of the death; erysipelas Barry Co., knew Cuban Balch In his life­ is not regarded by.modem writers as an time ; wu not. with him in this city short­ entirely cutaneous disease; the technical ly before bis death; have known lilm far dead. ten yeAra ; I think 1 never saw him drunk There was a post mortem examination; hospital erysipelas Is called gangrenous, ' but once; llial was just before last elec it was conducted b^ Dr. txbrpard/and Dr. and is usually farmed in vitiated air ; if tian; he liad about all that bo cueld car­ 1WEEXEY * ALLEN. Upjohn; the Coroner and three or four it ware a case of that kind those who aid­ ry ; he was In bis Buggy. TTlHINBYB AT LA W «sd Sslieitsrs is other physicians and myaelf were presents. ed in taking care or in laying lhim out ' Crou Exotninction.—He wu Al R»c eery. Psrtleulsr sllset >on wate te Ca< . * -zz *zz~ •* *z z z .ztzz; no ■__ * .a_ --- 1 —-■----.rillf.. fn era ’ nod had to pass m v house ; I thought one has taken it at the Barnard Home Will ba bapry that it was all lie could du to sit up; have cutting through t|l0 ^Jp WB ,, that I know of; death from the closing soeti iiitu drink a glass uf liquor once in very much swollen, ttpeUally in lhe re­ a while ; that was the only time 1 ever Son of tbe wyund; the cellular tissue was with such a pulse ft was anlndtaadon that sow him drunk ; when be wu In liquor life wks ebbing fast; his temperament is voiced in the liiflamaii..n, and was vary . WING. not purely sanguine but a sanguine but that time be wu very jovial; I don’t roc much swollen ; •« opening the skull and ollect that "be wu jovial atanf Other time taking off tbc fame; wr f..(md the nnter than that; 1 did live' in—about membrane looking natural; 'the veasel* three miles from hia farm ; I have been by bis huuse'a good tnasy iiidm; know that bavd lheiRorigin in a rarrnt wound his farm,; tbluk bo was a thrifty mau ; it left aide of the head ; the membrane of 1. A. nOUMOOK, are hot usually epidemical unless thev are was a very unusual thing that be waa confined/ln hospitals in close anartmenta. drunk; al this time he was so a little Crw Rr.—The injection of blood In more than usual; 1 think tliere wu some­ thing uid by him that wu obscene; I J. M. RVK8EI.1., 'of the erysipelas, and was from the con­ think that he would make remarks eomed<ni’t recollect that we found anything' cussion of the blow; but there was no ihat, to men that were nut acquainted unnatural ahont lhe base of the brain; sufficient quantity m the membrane tn w ittrhinr;- which must make them think don't think there was; that was the m<*t cause compression of the brain ; the dura themselves insulted. He drove bis bug . JOHN that we found ;,n<> particular derangement mater win not affected at all ; the blond gy himself. l>UY8tCtAN and * about the other organs; when we exam­ IKm. L. Eaton—Lived in Hutings, vessels of the dura mater, and between 1. way, near ths Co< ined Ms month- «e found the swelling hod Barry'C<|., Iiavu lived there and in Irving extended down to tl* Lu era and down D . H. J. HANEYthe brain may be affected by mhcusston about leu years; have known Belch far IYSIC1AN. SCRGIMX sial *e>eh««r. Of- the wind pipe; his month was not clo-ed when another is not; frequently, blond, nine years ; hare lived in Hastings about ■ __ u >l'. tv-M . <1.ire veer llloct. entirely . I never mw a better phvsieal vessels m the base of the brain mav he development in any man than I saw in ruptured without any effect upon the I iset naw him prlun'i rcculicci seeing him outer vessels; by concussion, 1 mean a I since last fall: be bu been in my grocery ii. wBiGirr. merlon. I ahrarM ray the cans* nf his death Leonard Covell Re-called—[Witness I perhaps half doxcri limes, when he felt TTORNEY sad COUNSMXOR L** produces a plan which he shows to the pretty well, and was what we call a little jury, showing the different parts of the light; 1 saw him once in Bailie Creek Eagle Hotel, connected with this matter.] i when be was • little tight; sumeliinaa be would come into town aud nut gel tight opinion that the wound waa made In the [The testimony of Dr. Era*tus Ellis, at* all, at other times be be would ; it de­ way that the witness has described; it r W. Balth SsV wsa crrtainlv not made by a sharp in- Dr. 0n» Bissell, and Dr. Charles Shep­ pended upon the company In which he ard is omitted as being mainly corrobo­ was ; be was a man pretty full of fan, be rative of the testimony of Dr. Platt.— loved to make remarks and was pretty saucy ; I saw him in Battle Creek st tbc Ed. Bamxka.] time when the soldiers went away It Was name of this inflamation fa ervelpetatous KNAPPEN A BI'MOWS, Ckarift V. Patrick rtealhd. (Mr. last sbmmernearly a year ago, they were inflamatwm. «w what we ralhan eryripela inflamation; it snoervened from tbe Balch asks permission to ask a questing a brail a matter which be didn't SrfWF <ilh proapusss wrmhd-; it originated from the wound; It ban Balch wbeu hie physical and mental rommenerd there aad radiated in differ-, terdav. Permission granted.)—While ability were lessctivd- by Jlquor; 1/ ba»o ent directions. , , Q—State whether the wound tended- Mr. Baleh wae in the wash room I heard remarks between him and Mr. Evans.— not make If be was nut a little in liquor; arrelerate hie death 1 O^eeted to, that it is cross examine; I was standing by Balch, ha stood by the sink, the first wan Balch spoke to me and Bon. asked me something about the boose that er kept liquor at home, that 1 know of; Ohjretion overrnJA!. be was a good businera man; prompt and I think It dM. energetic;'be occasionally would get tight and have his fun; I don't know but that word tight is rather barah ; when a be should receive si.eb,treatment ; bis re­ man is so that he can't take care of him­ self hq Is drunk, but when liquor makes him jovist nr.ly, vre call him tight H-m. Aoyerr- Live in Hastings Barry county; have lived tiwro atuoe 1848; knew Cuban Balch, in big lifetime; last wife and daughters bed been treated as saw him alive sometime in the month of QOUXTY CLFRK^sd Notary Public. January last; wu not in this city with tiralnr ro-o D D A C. P1DIDU, be was a damned old liar, or femnad old liar, that M hl. Itmk—il; <w (nice a month; I have seen Mm come in d Iwll- u very liule liquor; luavereaw him drank; I only once saw him when I thought that be didn’t know what he was.about; 1 think that was fa 1647; 1 then saw him drivlqt bls team at a prslty/sat rale; hia team was not baalky J1 utean 1857; I am wrong ton years; I didn't live in Hs-lings then. Tbosurs Tiuklti—Live in Hastings, Barry county ; think I have lived there about 16 years; knew Cuban Balch in bis lifrlima, since 1848; far lhe last four or five years, the moat 1 have seen of him was In Hastings; I never aaw him drink a great deal of liquor; I haven't seen him driuk very often; have seen him ax. hibit lhe effects of It; don’t know that I, ever saw him tight but ones; il waa in A saloon that William Muttra kept; I »«k attending; then 1 think that be was tight; his demeanor waa all fun ; Itwasuot very oxrse; he treated the boys raftener than he drank hiin«elf; he wasn’t ubsosne. quiet, peaceable citixsn ; when 1 saw him tight, I think be could not be cheated, even then, "by any man ; he waa capable of going rj> and doing business'; think it was not election; Hastings was his p[see of business; have seen him a great many »inow; he went about his business and did it. and then went away usually. ■ Thtmat AUqfl RtcaUtd—X beard lhe talk between Eraqa and Balch In the eveningafter the affair, don’tknnw wheth­ er Patrick was present or not; didn’t see him there; beard a conversation between Evensand Balch ; it was about the time be was being washed. Balch asked Ev­ ans, "What bave ! done that you should use me stfl" Evans said, “You bave dune euongh." Q.— What next did evans eay 1 Objected to, unless it was to Balcb, •nd that this it not identified as the couObjection susuioed. I don't remem­ ber that Evans said any more to Balch, Evans spoke. “How would you like ik vou damned old curse"—or something like that—“ifyour wife or daughter bad been setting at the table;" J told Evans who Balch was; Evans replied that be didn’t earn a damn who it waa. There waa a gond deal else that I can’t recollect; he also, said that he wouldn’t have such language used before iiis hired girla at the table; wbst lhe language waa I don’t know anything abouk JacoA j/sss—Have lived at Hastings about eight years ; have known Balch ev­ er since I lived there ; 1 bave seen Balch worse for liquor twice; once in my shop, the other time he waa in the Street; lhe last lime he couldn't fi*d tbe door to get out, and I had to open it far him. This was after lhe last fall election; in this condition b« was generally pleasant, but Crrur £>amisatica—I carry on shoe business and gn>cericv, and scu” liquors; hive been In it ever since 1 came to Has­ tings, except about eight months ; used tn live in Kent C<».; went there fn»m Wisconsin ; was boru in Germany. Be was III with some of his friends, ho was there some fifteen or twenty minutes; one <>f his friends was Tim Johnson, of Yankee Springs, «no Hendershott of Hastings, awl others ; I have seen Balch a great many times In Hastings, but nev­ er • bm he baa been the worse far liquor, but this time. Jat. WoodnfeHtd— Don't know wheth­ er I drank once or twice that aftemram I was al the Eagle; but not over twice; 1 am nol in the habit of drinking much ;" I never tried to «-c how much I can driuk. • Brm. H. Ra»l<y—\ am now al Lee Barracks in this city ; 1 Brat went tbere in December Iasi; don’t know Mr. Balch; was nt the Eagle when there was an affray Itelween.Evans and a man they called Belch; I think il was between the l«lh •nd 20lh of February ; 1 was al the sup _ _ a.l.f. .1.. ,t.n* k. .m.. • t nV., used ; I left before Mr. Balch; at ibe ta­ ble there wasLut one man between him and me, on the same side of the, table; .1 was at the table when the waiting maid took bis plate; I waa sick al tbe lime; the waiting maid capie to him and asked him If he would bave a piece of aleak ; he replied he would, and she brought ,,!t ,u> blui on a plate; sbe set the pinto down <>u the table, in front ofblsn: be stuck hi* fork in 11 and held U up ahd made the re­ mark, *jn»C wa* in an ox that came out of Noah’s Ark.” A gentleman sitting by his side made sorns .remark to him in an under Iona that. I didn’t understand; Balch msde the remark that she might hate givenVm a piece that bo might teeth; U then made tile remark thaX the piece egrite out of Buck that helped him break up the'first 100 acres of land that bo e' er broke Up Jjp Michigan, be fesid that be"would take that home with him liquor; along during i been two or three tit him after eight ;5 don't know thrt I recollect any farther conversation at the table; Mr. think that everybody was a friend to Balch said something abort ter'f him, and make arood deal of fun far the rahtgtr!) bei.q; as t.mgfa as thl bedCfthatbeWdoriMufork,) uftto remit* I didn't heir. siderad t on on-of d<w,ttMnk ttaabei NO. 9. 1 dotf’t the affray was. Gtcrgt B. was at the Eagle the night of the affray between Evans and Balch, and was at the table while Balch was al it; I left the table be­ fore he did; I sat but three or four seats ftidm him on the acme side; J heard him Adams came In to seat a gentleman raid lady and children at the table, and Mr. Belch passed out his knife to Adams and ashed him to grind' it for him ; I noticed him before I went ip the company of othera, talking and laughing; I thought he was Intoxicated—th« he had been driAsed the knife out about the toughness the beef; ho' was sitting there talking, laughing and joking with those opposite of Min; I didn’t hem-him make any re­ mark about ths wailing girl; I aaw lhe affray In the office; there were twelve «r fourteen at the table when ! left; per­ haps some four or five minutes elapsed before lhe affray after'! left; I bod a dal­ ly paper with mo and went and alt down on the same side of the doOr-A- about 8 feet from llj ibeffrst that my at­ tention was attracted was a shuffling or scuffling,-! drop: my paper and looked up; the first 1 saw was Bald backing through the door.'aqd Evans shoving him out: Evans suddenly gave him a push fato the office; Balch tciraed around arid made nu effi.rt as If b* wu going back into the room pta be turned he made a sally, putting out bis bands aa if be wk» prir.g into tbe room; Evans strfltk him; be fell; kinder wilted down; settled down on lil« stem, and from that rolled' down «.n to his left aide; next Evans kickvd him with bis fe^t, and told him to get up; he made some other remark, I thlnkg^ don’t recollect It; it was a kick with lire toe or ball of the wot; Evans had on a pair of slippers ; s«n>e person whom I took to be in company with Balch, took him by tbe arm and raised him, and be got up partly on his feet, and when he got on his feet some other person took hold of hia arm A nd they walked off. into lhe wash or,bar-room; they waxbed' and wiped him off; I saw five or six of them tliere together, and they or be were wash­ ing bitn and wiping him off; heard noth­ ing between Evatfijmd Balch or any of Uiem at tbe time of washing or about that lime.’ 1 observed Balch after the affray for some five or ten minutes; after the affray be was in company with some who seemed to have come with him ; ! didn’t see him Have any conversation with Evans; didn't sen any drinking there after the occurrence. » ’ Croti Examination—] don’t know wheth­ er I have stated all that was said; I tMnk\ that Evans did maWsome other remarks; don’t recollect what It was; be lay there ten or fifteen seconds; 1 a tn sure of thia ns anything I have said. ' AHra XcJfatcm-l live at the E>g>* Hotel; have lived there two years n«x* October; have been Ibero through all of changes of proprietors in that hpusr ; f remember a difficulty that happened In February last between an <>ld gentleman of the naijte <if Baldi and Mr. Evans; I ,.w*s living there at lhe time: never t*w Balch before that time that I recollect; I saw Mm at thi tea table that night; that was the first I saw him , he sat about the centre uftable, nearest the office on the opp«i»ite side of the table; 1.don’t recol­ lect who took bis plate and gave him some meat; I didn’t pay attention to what he was talking about at tbe table ; I don’t know who waited on him any of ths time at the table; I observed that he was joking and carrying on before 1 took his tea away ; 1 took his tea away because I thought he wn^whrough ; be had set back from tbe table and folded bis hands as though he w '* ' * got ft to tbe Other table, out to me to brfag it back; I ffU r-r_________ to lhe kitchen; after five or six minutes, I came back to the dining room; he was there then; when I came back my • aister told tue *jjat be had aaid;! told her I wasn't going to have such talk In the din­ ing rnoin ;’so 1 went after Mr. Evans; I went to the office duor tocall Mr. Evans; I aaw Mr. Adams, tl;o Clerk, there; tj told Mr. Adams to tel! Mr. Evans to »>me and take that man out oF the dining room, and that if be didn't I wouldn't, stay in there VMyL Evans came in an8 asked me what 1 Wanted;'! stood at lbs side table when be came In; my sister some reply, but what It was I don’t rec<otW ; I don’t recollect whether I stated itn Mr. Evans whet had taken place there; iit teems tn tea that I did make some re­ ;ply to fate question, but I don’t remember •bat It was * Evens then asked Mr. Balch what be bad been doing or saying! Ev•ns weal oyer where Bdch.wu'snd pul­ led tbe ehair from under Mm; Balch then turned around ’ towards' Mr. Evans; I r—-v in the hall �‘W^ini the * over backwards; all that Baleh 4 was to bring back his tea anS pinto; 1 think that I carried If Hooker **k*d X 4 j. about u u r I knockad drank twice there to bave your wife and da astab talk 1” Hia friend* turned away ; I had never seen each a fore about my staler and myself; I waa at the ubia quite a little way from there; Crsgrfoa Jf. Jfeat-Am clerk at lira Eagle; Elian came and uked me if I kaaw where Mr-Rtaa* waa. 1 paid tat liule attention to it and was in a burry ; abe then went into th* haif; star u'tqinote or two she spoke again; I thkri 'Mw ita ar* In circulation ** Washington. J*» MEk friends got together and agreed put they would go away ; they pfe<T*bair bills, and There oen be no doubt that*aa eaoo “ ICtB the South fotriy nnderetonds the truth, ■ OviltaM««ULM>4 1 helped them get away; Mr. Bnleh came and asked forhia bill; I told him it was feats no leas than our victories deepen, er. oom. out d»ily. all settled; bo said, that VM right, apd oufmbltAioij te<r«Me tatinprst pow4q, ntcMIgaai Central Kail VU>Wbt.r. t qtoM.. D—V The, oil and strengthen our convictions of tbe she wauwfl! derstauds thia there can be no doubt aa Crane before that about a gentleman coming to my room before 1 waa up, or of the Jury, I had no more Idea of atrikieg him one moment before I did than I thearioon and told Evans that Ellen have now; 1 had no intention of injuring Mr. Balch ; and when I weft to tbe table, u>en before that time. and when I struck him, I was just as coot . rinnfe JfLVakoa.—I live at the Eagle। pair of calf slippers <nr, I noticed blood on and aa little excited as I am now, so help Hotel, and was living there in February the floor where Baleh head was lying. 1 m? God. lost; I recollect an affray between Mr., saw II Um next mooting. [The prisoner here appeared to be un­ Evans and a man they called Balch; I Z>r. Piilo Dnkt.—Erysipelas made Ila conscious that be was a good'deal excited.1 believe it waa the I8lh gf February ; I appearance in an endemic form around Crato ErMuautiou.—I must have used saw Mr. Evans at the table that evening; Hastings, tn tbe fore part of February. sums oaths; probably did. my bwiitraes at that time waa washing Cron Framingtoon.—Our physicians The defense hero closed, and tbe prose­ dishes; it wu at the second table; Erichl have called It the spotted fever, some cution introduced tbe following rebutting wu at the second table ; J wu washing have likened It to tbe plague of London; testimony. (J’tori Bitfbft.—In tbe morning a man dishes on tha aide table, aorou from lhe I have not tabla where he wu sitting; my general Dr. 0. J. Biutll—| should say that tbe Slotwait came in and Balch asked business at that time waa doing dining­ wound itself might be an exciting cause rink ; I helped them ; Mr. Balch room work; I remember something that of eryaipelatous inflatnation, but tbe larked, ft would not be very good he said and did at that table that evening; wound itself couldn't determine the char­ and poured a pert of ft bock, and the first I notired hi* saving he wu going acter of the inflamation, tat it would be ronld drink a very Hille fur ap to sleep with that girl that evening ; this determined by tbe state of the system.— sake; Im drank a very little. was after hi* tea wu taken back to him; in this case I most look for lhe causes of IF. MeNiU. John HenderAott. “ he wu apeaking about my sister Ellen ; Ila being determined in thia direction to JFm. IF. Pork and Barter, to prove ahe had just cleared the door going into some morbid state of the system. If a sobriety and usual temperance. Dr. "Platt recalled, on medical ques­ the kitchen ; ahe wu back in the dining, man receive a wound while in a state of room in a few minutes; according to lhe intoxication the inflamation will receive tions arising out of cross examinalioc of beat ofmv opinion there wu nobody there its character from that state, and It be­ other witnesses and nraaniug of terms. At about 5 oclock the summing up of tat Balch and, another man ; she came comes erysipelatous In this case from where I wu; I told her what 1 had heard; what 1 know it must hast originated from the case was commenced, and then st 8} the then went out ot tbe room; the went conditions previously existing. o’dock tbe next morning It was again Oom JLnuninatian.—1 should say the continued until about 6 P.M.; then the out of the dining-room; that wu the door leading into the office; then Evan* next use of strong drinks would produce a case was shortly, yet ably, summed up came in; she stood at the table where 1 morbid state of the system. 1 would ex­ to tbe Jury by Judge Lovell. At about wu standing when be came in; Balch and pect that a person in estate of intoxication 8j, after an absence from Court op three the other man were atill at the table when receiving a wound would be likely to hours, the jury brought in a verdict of Evans came in; Erana said, “Just what have erysipelatous developed. Wounds maaalaughter, at tbe same lime receom1 expected I don't remember anything are not put down by authors aa the moat mending ths prisoner to tbe clemency of •be that wu said before the affray took frequent exciting causes of eryripetaa. Dr. the Court. The defense immediately gave notice place; I dual know whether Evans made Beck don’t state that erysipelas Is caused any inquiry about what had happened, by the wound alone. He does state that of a motion In arrest of judgement, and when be came In, before the affray took it is one of tbe diseases that ia most fro- also of intention to files bill ofexceptions place ; 1 don’t recollect of his making any mienlly produced in cases of wounds.— to some of the rulings of the Court. inqury of either Ellen or me ; I doo*t rec­ . yaip^laa of any kind in lhe lace is of the Monday morning tbe motion for arrest Beck does say of judgement waa argued, the grounds ta­ ollect whether either Ellen y or 1 told most dangerous*kind. Evans anything about il before lhe affray; that erysipelas may come to a head in 56 int that, although the information stated all that was material regarding the mat­ Evan* went around and pulled the chair hours. Dr.iSanndert. — My opiaiou of tbe ter, yet it did not contain an express al­ out from under Balch and he fell down on lhe floor; the next I saw wu Evan* cause of tbe death upon these facts, is that legation that said George C. Evans did had bold of Balch by the shoulders; they it waa from some morbid cocditioa of lhe so kill and murder Coban Balch, but only N contained the allegation that said Geo. C. were then in tbe dining-room, on - the system. same side of the table that Balch bad CVwes Fmninatwn.—1 mean to say where Evans did sc kill and murder. The Court held that tbe information been sitting on; I don’t recollectwbat wu a predispoeion exists 1 think that the next done; the next 1 saw wu Balch lying wound would be an exciting cause.— was therefore deficient In form, but was partly in the office and partly in the hall Wounds of the kind In this ease are enu­ good in substance, and that lhe statute aided it, and therefore denied the motion. merated among the causes of erysipelas. door, aa nearly as 1 can recollect; lhe oth cr man that wu there with Balch was Wounds are among the exciting causes, but authors don't say that they are among behind Evans. „ Crou Fra mination.—! have been at the most exciting causes of erysipelas.— that bouse six year* next fall; have work­ If I should find a contused wound imme­ ed in the chambers, in the kitehen, and in diately succeeded by considerable redness the dining room; Evans has a wife who and pain, and the other symptoms of ery­ WedieHay Hunlag, Jilj 1, IMS. vm living there, who hu charge of the aipelatous, 1 would aay that that alone, house; ahe wu up staWC; Ellen spoke to would be the exciting cause. I knew a Evans; it is a part of my business I think, 1case of Idiopathic erysipelas to prove fatal IIxvuro nt this, cnusx* oca cocux, r to bave tboee who use improper language in 48 hours. WITHOUT flCILX AMD WITH .TCM PCBFOSa. Ur. Miller.—When a patlnt tabpfv lit ca aawaw oca ravrr tx Guo, axd oo pot out; 1 didn’t take particular pain* to hear or not hear, I didn't often listen to under anything that depresses or lowers what waa said;.didn’t have any converse­ the system he is more liable to taka on num.—Abraham Lincoln. ' lion with Batch; .don’t know whether <any disease, if erysipelas ia then prevail­ Balch knew that I beard him; I stood ing he should be more liable to take that. side ways; (abe points out about the dis­ I think that erysipelatous would not oc­ Peace is always desirable under any­ tance she stood—about twelve feel;) he cur from tbe wounds so early as three thing like just and equitable conditions ; made the remark soon after she brought o’clock Thursday afternoon. Crou Xramination.—[The prosecution but there are conditions under which back hia cup of tea. He uld fetch back my cop and saucer, my back wu toward here put a hypothetical caae embodying peace may be impossible, and, even abhim; abe carried It tack politely, and im­ tbeir idea of this case.] 1 should aay that mediately went off; can’t tell you who he lhe exciting cause waa the wound. There present war, It ia absolutely certain that wu talking Ur, didn’t go and tell Evanr, is nothing the use of which unless used 1 alwavs tell the one first about whom lhe to excess so as to produce a lowering of the aystem, will bring en erysipelas. — out a separation of tbe Blates, until tbe remark is made; don't remember a soldier Recent wounds are the Cnt of lhe excit­ rebels are thoroughly whipped. 11 also table; don't remember s'sick, soldier that ing caoses of erysipelas. There is no was there; know old Mr. Dalrymple, and true pathology of epidemical erysipelas, utterly Impracticable. A thousand causes, am on Intimate speaking terms with him; but there is of Tromatic erysipelas, which HASTINGS BANNER, he ha* been to the Ragle a great deal of is lhe kind that supervenes recent wounds. the time; don’t know whether a man by Tromatic erysipelas comae on in about 4 the name of Smith wax staying there or days, it may be in 36 hours, I presume, not; 1 do one of lhe name of Jones; I don't but 1 kou’t know. (Tbe counsel bare put a question em­ remember any soldiers at tbe table; think that Evans and myself waited on the ta­ bodying the facts connected with Baleh ble; didn't give belch a piece of beef; as the prosecution claim to have been \ can’t say that I heard a word between shown.} A.— I might consider the wound a suf­ Balch and Evans; Baleh fell down on his seat when* tbe chair was pulled from ficient ex»iting causa. A wound of that under him; Mrs. Cook came in; she we* kind would be likely to accelerate the iaone of tha girls; Balch had hold of Evans' eue of life or death. shoulders; Evans’ back waa towards the door, I wasn't- frightened—perhaps a Tit­ oner.—My statement, gentlemen <>l the tle excited; had never before seen diffi­ Jury, is simply this: Mr. Coban Balch culty between men; bad never seen any called at the Eagle Hotel lbs 18th of in tbe house, but had beard of them; February, and put up there. 1 melTiim heard Evan* aay, “ This i* just aa I ex­ at the bero and greeted him kindly with pected.” I had stepped portly up to tee j others of his frionda Tbe house waa very them, when 1 aaw him in the hall on tbe floor, didn’t see Evans strike him; aaw peiially u it had been dull foe aoma lit­ him down, partly in the hell; he was tle time before. I never aaw him again facing away from Evans; be lay upon hia until I saw him al the supper table. At face; I am twenty years old; I lived with supper 1 waited on tbe table ; I otarved geographical, ethnological, commercial, and moral determine and devote thio con­ tinent to political unity. b * The crushing cut of the rebellion, under the present executive policy must forever remove tbe disturbing element which has ficnlfy, or, at least, will so (ar cripple It, that II shall cease to be a controlling ele­ ment in any of lhe Stales of lhe Union. While this is true, il ia equally true that work and will add aa hnndrdl fold of other irritating causes. Wa believe that disunion, if It worn possible, wo uld be :‘Sf 20th. Cairo, June 2«:—Major. Wllepn. wltli a detachment of the Wt and iMflUnUs prised by tbe steady tenacity of purpose Missfeoppi cwvalry near hUukaniubarg, of the Northern people, not having coun­ in life Yaxon country, a few days einoa, ted on tbeir firm adherence to principle killing and wounding quits a number. love nf tbe Union was Inspired by refer­ along our lines before Vicksburg p« Sat­ a rd ay Uat, continuing till Bunday ence for Justice and devotion to liberty, sing. TWresult is unknown. (, —lhe Southern leaders low are their No civilians are allowed now below fatal error. They bad judged the North Helsa*. ' -1 ' Ub« steamer Tayfcr arrived -with 60© They wrongly. They now see that tbe re­ disabled eoMfeva from Mow. to x ti rovs armtnsor BorirFEXEH scbulsre of. several of tbe Sabbath 81 in this eeution, on the Fourth, fl ierts* sources and tbe will of the nation are practically inexhaustible, and they will priate txevcieea, will, of course, l| Mew Advertisements. N.W York. 17 —Th. Washington dispatch says: “There ia no longer any doubt that a great battle will All talk about peace then, every sug­ be fought in Maryland and perhaps Fenn gestion oflhe possibility of peace with sylvania. It is sufficient to any that tbe rebels, every effort of this kind to div­ movents of our army have been made with promptitude and > feeling of cuofi tract the counssls or to weaken the will denoe prevails. of the nation, tends to prolong tbe war, Il is asserted that Richmond fa held tn increase to suffering uf lhe South.— by not over 4,000 men. The Richmond Diepatrk.cf the 23d When the South submits then peace will that no choice Is left for the rebels but submission or extermination. stalo have peace 1 it should be dearly ranged- We understand that the! dren will meet al the Court Hoil 10 o'clock and from there will marl gALE OF STATE LANDS. the grove on the Kenficld place net I Hadley mill. if.r lodianayrith tbeir Chief, will l^e grove at aboot 2 o'clock. return ; till then there is nothing but war. “Vickeburj must tall without tbe In­ This submission Implies the restoration terposition o< a miracle.” , . of taw, lhe establishment of liberty, the Tbe D'upateh has a report of a fiwhl Omw. Mom: Maniaw. Ixi.. Ur.vd Utaaaw. Antrim, teert ..d (beta. integrity of the Union; and to secure at Big Creeii Gap, Eart Teuneeeee, Fri­ thou objects tbe nation will fight as long day last, beta ecu Buckner and the FedThe Federal* as may be necessary, and il will never erala, under Burnside. were repulsed twice with heavy lose.— ""“’“’Tamcel 8. Licit.1 ( make peace with rebels. Gen. Burneidg^commenced a flank move­ TwwaBwIh. ment and.Bockner fell back to Clinton CoxoaxsaMAx Kbllooo has been di­ X«nr Eut to c*}v*r Knoxville. rected by tl>e Secretary of War to raise Philadelphia, Jone 27.—Tbe Inquirer ••••••+• a two more Cavalry Regiments In thia baaBloody the f-illowintr aoeeial ■»P. M.-Gen. Run,5u£?26, Stale. They will be known aa the IOth To... Kartb. and 11th Regiments. One of the regi­ Milroy left for Baltimore, and Gen. Pierce takes com man J. Tbe rcbela evac­ ments will rendezvous al Grand Rapids, uated McConnelaburg. Scuuta report a and lhe other at some point in lhe State fore* of rebel infantry ten miles this aide farther aculh. of Hancock.” A Richmond dispatch of tbe 23d says it was stated yeaterday a hfavy force 'of unionlets had landed on euihe point oti QF THK WEEKLY York rirtr. The Washington RqnAUe says ft is cer­ • tt.to.ai...... tain Lee's whole force ia North of the Potomac, ■ in Pennsylvania, Longstreet between Booeeaboro and lhe Pennsylva­ Baltimore, June 24.—Later reliable nia line,and Hill near Antietam aucotnAccounts from Frederick say there are no t a i£tr rebels near there, and tbe force in tbe l Uta. is\rr. is. is. ee....4............ \ y valley beyond South Mountain baa made Headquarters Army of the Potomac, 1 Kiwi co movement is thia direction. No reb­ Juno 27.—The army i* in motion, and els are east of Boonesboro, which is four will soon be lo tbe front and north of miles Wen* of Booth Mountain. Baltimore. Heavy rains make lhe move­ Naw York, Juno 25.—Tbs Harrisburg ments slow. ' dispatch to the JUtnU atates that great Harristarg, Jons 27.—Rebel pickets alarm prevails there. **Tbe opinion of are within eight mile* of Hanover Junc­ Geo. Franklin and Couch is, that the reb­ tion. Il la npreted the bridge* on tbe els are now advancing 'with sarioua fo- Northern Central Railroad in the neigh­ tenlions on Harrisburg. Every prepar­ borhood uf York and Hanover J unction, ation ia being made to receive them. Tbe will be destroyed today, thus severing 8TEXC&R PICKLE poliiicinnt on baring 11 communication with Baltimore. J. •. TAN BMI VTI “Judge Whitemore, whose farm ia oc­ Harrisburg, June 28. — The enemy is cupied al GreeacMtle, counted 18 pieces W00LEM of artillery, and estimated tbe column st within four miles of uur wqrk* advancing. The firing of the artillery la diatiacliy n.VWTIXOS, MICH. SO,000. “A dispatch dated at Gleason'a Sta­ beard. The troops ar* all in position, WANT 25.000 Um. of *W0OL to tion, five miles from Carlisle, slates that ••riling tta gltack. Ita authorbiiu feel manufacture into CLOT if— our forces evacuated Shippensburg al 10 Confident uf their ability, to repulao th* A baltia wUl probably taka o'clock, tbe enemy charging Into town rebel*. , and firing some volleyn; no one tart— place before n(ghu The rebels tty Uray will be in Carlisle SUKET150S, Thursday. The enemy halted at Palma­ tewt>. - - - —- — —.w ,u “Our cavalry in lhe front Is about a this vicinity, and Urn caunnnading can be JU.. ___________________ . mile from the rebels. Tbe rebel cavalry » V---..— ill- I--.----- -t~r. ■K*. itte IsUewiag reive; Harrisburg, June 28, Midnight.—Tbe from persona, and plunder private prop artillery firing heard toxlav waa a akirni lab between the enemy's >)lvanm ottr erty. whits ve4< “Rebel pickets are reported at Lew­ ootp<«ta. No diuoeg'a ia known to have been done on either aide. It occurred burg to-day." WARRLKTHD UreagWwlarshle. New York, June 26.—The Zferwtt's about five miles from bcr*- TWnuthnrilies expect an attack. The Govertmr has received notice of 22.000 who have enlisted undec lhe tats call ,. _ , ; WOOL CARDING Lower Potomac at Budd's Terry eom* WAR NEWS !•! Notice! factory, I ’’Ttifo aae ML 1SS8. The fVaw*. A pick-nic dinner «l provided for the little folk*. Il i xxMirud that tbe remnant of tbe P«| under Fiofeagh Lee, daeUd. mant with our enemies; that It la not to be ed. ironed, did chamber work and differ- Tbe shrewd men al the South already begin to see that the question is narrowed down now aa to whose reapuroes F'H & VaM BBUNT t number of drOnken rowdies in towtl Friday and Sato May last, a atrangeil quiringif'such things were usual, I told that the races were to come 06] tboee days. , It is said that the best hl l&rt, to tbe trotting matefe, whieff w I tVAfeavAtafttacaae ff bribery'ufl ■owner or rider ooold have effected I r result. We say such is lbs rumor, 'll V^^now—»ri»iskey suffered terribly I -tboee days and a couple of fights w| * thrown hi, for variety. Wo are not gr to say that such things are a shame, 11 civilized community, for they always I -cur where races are allowed and pair irtd * anti dnn<t U* c*1/ journals do I in; tbeir power to make such thioge apectablel . Wool.—Tbe wool market is rat I qujat- Wc, notice a few sales during I past week amounting to perhaps 5,(J lbs at prices ranging from 60 to 62} e I tbe latter figure being only offered Tbe prices, as yet, do choice lota. ■coane up to tbe expectation of farms | •mpch wisdom, it is now impossible I any one to predict ,From ourexchsnd we notice that prices are ranging frt -50 to 65 cents at other points in the Sts Tin Misoxtc CRtieasnoa.—Tbe ga erjrng of the Free Haancs to celebrate t day in town. Hoc. F. W. Sherman Marshall delivered tbe address, which ted and those who witnessed thq exerwi claim to have bad a good time. Moax Flax TnaaiD.—Mrs. G. V Crosby, of Rutland, has sent to our offi samples of Mntn thread, both bvown ar OMa (ar exceeds anything that can 11 bought In the market Mrs. Crosb; manufactured, from flax of last yea- Fnvwn Dbad.—Giles Shepard, an oM and at times, partially insane man, etra; I nd from hia home, in Tbornapple in th month .of October last, and althuug aearched for and advertised was nc| his-reotaius were fiwnd within a half mil I He had become entangled hl of home. a fellen tree top in such a manner lhal hactvald not extricate himself and pro baJ beta transferred into Marvland.— corps numbers about »,0©0.” Hy died from eipoau’ro and hunger. O' Gotvdt and wife loTicr, -That ia tbe only time I ever me If Ibadan, nt no • ha aMJr’ wilh<!Ut »«"“• told him yea, tad gave to h«m; 1 went into lbs dining-room seracs! times wuhoot really having any thing to see, but pretended I had, to tat him know thallwm around; above feels. •'Olr process.— ■ XhuS X*smhr?fej For the national authorities taro oo pow Annapolis Junetfoa. The Gnmd Rlvw Association r.f Uni aUiour. fJ j SL L~ NOTICE^ lead Center, on Salusday and Sunday July 11th and 12th. Senices to con. mease aa Saturday al 10 v'd«k A. M.EuiiMnl Speakers will be In attend didn’t ait on 8.000 men. - F /_3J �,9 2p«l W njy ji . in WILCOX & GIBBS’ P«r quarter ; WTrDy, fir, oenta per qusr- nicMigM CcMti LtUm Ca|ifontla, nr any State or Ter-. ntury within tbe United States, will ebarjred tfc, ul,ifor*n price of the cents (J ..ugresTraiu,i ony o.^*«w<r£.*mrerJ£m or Depsrlmenta, or sny officer, must be prepaid, except official commuoicatiune, ■ written by som« officer of a Department or nsaponaiMe to It. ! rack other or the Department. Drop Lttitn m«at hereafter have two penny atampeou them, instead of one, or they cannot be dwtJrotted. Roistered Uum whl be charged twen­ ty cents each, instead of five, aa hereto­ fore. CfaseaW Cirnrisra.—three or any lees number in one envelope—two cent* in «-dp„ 1 gegal JJoticrs. 'diStttW? । : . Book and TniuinU Matltr, not exceed ' d££d.'“‘ * U-eat-Uwte. in« four oances, four cent.. flli8‘ ’!? Pwritfe®.dwly vsriM. Am must hereafter be paid quar- < St Agnes A. U.U, widow of said d««aard terly in advance. . r *bor.la mi forth, that AdAU Unpaid, or not full paid, postage |b'rL'lf* ^0****** m“7 b* to - 8»*aa*w School CjmeaaaTinw.—There on letters, papers, or other matter, must <a to be a gathering at this place of tbe be paid oq delivery. scholars uf. several of the Sabbath Bebuols ia this section, on the Fourth. Appro­ Amutukm Star on vns Old Flaw.__ priate exercises, wilI, of course, be ar- Many new Atnsricnn flag* will be dis/ ranged. We understand that tbe chil­ mated for tbe first time on the coming h ,h‘,“ld ‘ U bwo° dren will meet st tbe Court Ildus* st mind by al! tbeee ordering sueh flags, and 10 ..’dock and from there will march to especially by the manufacturers, that on •th* grove on th* Kenfield place near tbo Hadley ntilL A pick-uic dinner will be provided for the' little folks. It Is ru­ CHANCERY ORDER. ■TATR OP MICHIGAN -Eighth Judicial Clro> wit. ia Chancery. H.U grodlaeto ths Circuit Conrt for Ibaoeantv JZorr, r. C^rh.a-pfafoaat, JU-arW r. l&r, , I satisfactorily appearing to this court, that th. Defendant, Edward fr. Taylor, is a DOO " ■ <i.i. n. j!.. l- . Mlebigna. Io Uiratu B. of Barry, ia tha const Michigan ; and which u corded in the OSes of — the roomy of Burry, cm the tat day of Febraar-. A. D ISM, in Uber "C." of MortgMM. m •igncd to P. Holden, of n>d Burry aoanty. end State of Mieb^an. and which-Mid aaaiaanxol wee data rawirdad u> Um adtasof the Bajalee of Daeda in aad for tbe conaty of Harry, on th. fodrteaath day ol April A. D. X8SZ, is UbA K. of Mortgagta, oa wagea attend Ml । oa white mored that the remnant of lhe Pequod lodianfo.wHh their ^liief, wilt appear at Ths Racks.—There being an unusual number of drunken rowdies In town on Friday jmflBaturdsy last, a stranger in­ quiring if such things were usual, was told ilia I the races were to come off on those days. It is said that the best home bent, in tbe trotting match, whie# would have been tM case ff bribery »f the owner dr rider could have effected lhe result. We say such is ths rusuor. This w# knop—whiskey suffered terribly on those days and a couple of fights were thrown In, for variety. Wo are not going to say that such things era a shame, in a civilized community, for they always oc­ cur where races are allowed and patron­ ized* and dlon’l the eity journals do all in tbeir power to make such things re­ . spectable! Wool.—Tbe wool market is rather HTThe affair.in which the rebel bushwscker Brig. Gsu. N. B. Forest was shot, st Spring 1UH, is new saM to have ariaett out of a personal quarrel between himself and Lieut. Gvuld. It occurred on the Kith insu Furrest accused Gvuld of cowardice, and be resented ft. Forrest struck Goehl several times with a bowle knife, inflicting very* severs wounds.— Gould then turned on Furr eel and shot him. Tbe wound is believed to be final. reading sad tuiaglb. petition, daiy vtrilsd ab.Il* Win... 1 ..,_ EW HARNESS SHOP. UtrStSSriS! - ~4 The attention of the public la WRited to tbe XvwfB.mroa shop of H. A. COOBYEAI, Dated. April list, tau. Io Connection with', bit’ Hardware. Pareoo* r noLDEX. •P«“ Xwrws./Jfort/upc XT U of Barry, aa.—At a usuion of tba Pro­ bata Coart for tba eouety of Bany. beldra at tba l-r»bMo 0Br«. in tbe .iU.gS of Baaltega.SS ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Monday, th*.ighth day of Jew. i. th* yraroo. thoMaad eight buadrod and etetr-lhrna. Pres­ i‘ |,rr-^i*fl***tt<r of tk*‘ “of Chsriro Lreltr. ent, Kbernaa C. Priudl., Jadga of Probale. n>v wv v nucraotu. Io lbs melter of th. ratate'osLydta A. McAtiater NoUm la hereby gfraa. that by virtaeofn 11- Good, Eastern Leather Exclu* l*On<>^hn7Usnd th^petitioo dulr rariBad. eente granted to ma. by th* Probote Coorl of sively Used. of Im C. MaAliator. praytag. Riat tbe laat Will tbe coaoty of U.rry, and bearing date lbs Id The beat of workmen employed. and Iroteaxal at Mid Jiewod now on BI. la thi. day ef Jan., |«a. I .hall expos* to sal* at peblie Bepelrteg Uom oa abort aotiro. Aourt amy be admitted to Probate, .nd th. Ex- auction to teg higbrat bidder. *1 lb* fate realdrott af atod dreearod. tn tbe township of Mapl. ocutor therein named be duly appointed. Qanid] H. A. GOODYEAR. Therrti;>on It ia ordered, that Teroday, the Urovt.la said roanty efBnrry.Mrf State of Mich­ igan. on Mender tbe troth , 1 yU. i day of Angoxt •1 n tbe ycar enr thourond eigM bendred and nixtylhrea.alow o'clock, in to*afternoon, the fol­ lowing dererilMd land* and tea«m*ate. belonging caretr ar noorj. l>ot<l*a at tba l-rvtml. Ulbro. In lo s<i-l rateto, to Wit: The north half (Ui of th. | Th. undersigned, barfag all tb*> blanks* and tba village ef IlteUng., on Mood.r, th* *M| aoete half f«) of tbf Mrth-wrel qulrtw Art ot nromrary lurtrattfan., 1. prepared to collect all da* of J UM. 1a the yrar on. UxxMandrig. t baasection twenty.two. in town Two (I) Roeth dates against ths OeveramcBt far drad ted aigly-tbroa. Promt Sbermaa C. 1'nodta.Jodx* of Probate. BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSIONS, la tba matter of Uw r.tai* of Tbotn.a Hill, late of Maple Grove, ia aald eonalr, drcraMd. Oa reeling and filing tha petition, duly vr>fi*d. of J»bn Hili, brolhrr of sad diomaed. praying, Cetirdiaa’a Sate. that Admlamtration of said rotate may be cotnmilted to II. Wells Warn**. In lb* mxtl.r of tb* Mtat* at Elka, Martha. Ttsroapoa It i. Ordarad. That Monday, th* BwsvyrPre^riet, and William Tetra, minor*, twentieth [Nth] day of July n*xt. «l teoo^ioek ia batte* ia b*r*fiy gl*rn, that by virtn* of a litba foroB.oa, ba aaaignrd for tbe beartsa ef aaM erortc granted to m* hy li.v 1'rnbnte Court for th. puli lion, and tbai lb. hair, at law ofsaid drroaoty «f Hm-ry. brariBg d.ln th* XMh day nt erased, end all dtiwr prowl latermied to aaM Mar. A. 0. taSC. I shall vipce* to ante al pablte rotate, are req uirud to appear al a *wmtea of said .rter^^* 1^.1^ h’^: owart, then to ba batdmi •• th* Probate OUte*. In tba village of Haatlegi. and abow raara. If aav ' Probate Court in tee tranty of Harry, and Biat* of MfchiSM. th.r. b«. why th* prayer of the petitioner should QTATE or MICHIGAN, J O Barry Conatv, { ” for raid county. oa Meaaay. Um iblrte- nth <]Uh> day of July not ba gran ted t At aeration of said Court holdrn at tha Pro­ f^xt. a* *n* o-elrek P M. of said day. the follow And it Is farthrr Ord.rod, that lb. p.litioorr W **«*- l» Burr’s Oftea. In th. rilldga af Bantings. oo ftalnrday, give noiic* to th. persons Intermit^ Jn said bata new buiMing.ap ataira. id door. tha Math day al June, in lb. year ano than. estate, of lh* pandrnev of said petition, sud lb* ..rd right hundred site >te ifirea Present, THIS GALLERY Hbarmaa C. Prlodlr. Judg. « Prubal• Wm Mweted new, foxl fall, far my epectal aroe*. In tba matter of th* e.tala of Manilla F. Mgtf printed aad eirrafoliag ia aaljrowaly of modaltoa. These wiabing for . late of sold cooaty. drorared • Bariw. for tbrw hoc sea roe wroks, previews to Crosby On reading and filing the petition, dnly vartedl ef C R Crosby broUwr of said drernwd praying for rraaoe. tberoia Ml forth,that tbe laat Will «n3 New Harnesses, Ti* resolutions . adopted in tbe lataiPentisylvanla Democratic State Con­ vention were drawn up by Francis W. Hughes, who, when Ibe "war broke out, proposed that Pennsylvania should cast in her lot with tbe Rebel States, and whose brotiter and uncle are open traitors in arms against the Government. He is a very fit man to manufature Copperhead platform*. quiet. We notice • few sales during tbe past week amounting to perhaps 5,000 Ibe at prices ranging forfm 50 to C2| eta.; the latter figure being only offered for choice Iota. Probate. ef ,be «•“*• ”f Bro’amia Wtuaa., •nnaras which ere no mash admired at ret'—A’. r.Aas. . —- — “la i-rtacipl. it is parfret."—&piaacr.£*M<>>a. “Has .rUtenl poinu of saperioritv ovrr all.tb “A eerviroteU Zachin*. 01 thia sra have sxsrianroia furawg * ' - »• •Tbe beauty and ■» ada.trobi ..... “X* sewthg machine hsrrtsfcrt Intro Meed baa, I So .bort a tiara acquired such well merited opularilt.-- Ourta».rL OnMIr "We roteom it tbe beat macblerfor family aa*. b* stlteb fa uficxrenUoaable “-Signed by many uadred uugena of HiHadol pbla. tVSun non a Ci.cclau. JAMBS WILCOX, Maaafacturar. Tbe prices, as yet, do not come np to the expectation of farmers, who are Still bolding, back, with bow •much wisdom, ((l i*now impossible for any one to predict. ,From our exchanges we notice that prices are ranging from 50 to 65 cents at other pointe in the State. Titx Mxsomc CxLiattATtoF.—The gath­ ering uf the Free Mawon* to celebrate St. JoWs 'day. and of others to witness tbe cercmooiea made tbe-2-4Lh Klu»a buay day In town. Hod. F. W. Sherman of Marshall delivered tbe address, which !s highly spoken o£ Tboee who participa­ ted and those who witnessed tbq exercises claim to have had a good time. Mott Flax TnsxAD.—Mrs. G. W. Crosby, of Rtrtlsud, tats sent to our offre saeiplvs of lioen thread, both brown and cukrred, which for rvenooea and smooth­ be bought in the market, Mrs. Crpebv, Coldwater, May 16, 1857. Mxasaa. Kadwat At Co.I have l*dn afflicted for some years with what ths manufactured, from fisx of last years ehyakbuM term Qrsstoplioa. it bad growth, several yards of excel loot cloth. reduced me to auch a low state, that I was incapable of attending so my Wet­ F«»ctd Drab.—Giles Shepard, an old, ness. 1 suffered continual pains in my bones, and my stomoch was so d isordered and st times, partially insane man, stray­ -.hat my food would p»~ imdigented.— ed from hia home, in Tbomspple •«> lh« After using tbe mast p/ipulm- medicines niooth of October last, and although of the day to no effect, I was Induced searched for and advertised waa not through lhe influence of one of your tra*. found until tbe 12th of May last, when WAR CLAIM AGENCY! PICTURE GALLERY!' MANHOOD; h;COMM«SIQ!<ER'S Ndnce. HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED! Prinia,. A LECTORS ex TiJE XATCRB, TREATS XXT. fiii p*raon<b«ving cla'uu againai tbe ./ Atofa rf- ir.Cire.-Orr, reeMed. era hereby nolifirtP and reqaaaled to rranl th* «a« for examiuatiou and adju.tnient > the andarotesod CMNnisroMirrt.duiy appointed y tba Probate Court far tha county Oflfarry. ifes will most for SMb worpm., el lbw often Hr ROBERT J- CUf.VERWKLL. M. D. ness Car exceeds anything that can ■W10nvtrt ; Hf1 ®oa*h. from lb. “join i.mnulr, lo~» of lha pendency of said petition aad Ilk hearing threoC by raramg a copy of this order Io be pobli^ed in th* "iraallnp iter--- "------------ ----Kntod aad eirculaiiag in Bute «evk.. luMMiaH] of hearing. . ieaelO IA Iran copy.] pCOtHMSldNErt* NOTICE >dp—» FAIRBANKS’ i-rjM*nw u>. STANDARD his remain were found within a half mile you that, after using two bottles of the of homo. He had become entangled h> Resolrent, I am entirely cured. a fallen tree top in euch a manner that My wife has been subject to the sickhe could not extricate himself and pro ba- headache, but. since your remedies have been introduced into my fcwUy, *b« «* My died from exposure and hanger. On of tbe Rslief has entirely cured her of this Jury the 13lh day of May ' ‘’wss sum- distressing eomplainL In future I shall keep a supply of them maned by Coroour J. O’Riley, rho re­ rich lhe on hsW, as f eoorider them invalosWe. turned a verdict In aeeardaDcs L H. Tr<»tr»m». Proprietor 8. M. Hotel. a bore facta SCALES ■ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. The Grand River Assodstk* cf Univeteslists will bold a nretaag at Wood­ land Center. <« Ssluaday and Sunday. 0T,CK usoK^d^te*^ wanted tdjMby tbe JudB. — rf .Probate of the *y of CailSSb. end .State of Mtabigna.4 July 11th and 12th. Services to com tnettev <w Batnrday at 10 o’ekwh A. M. latke lathe Fahlk! Emtneqj Speakers wlU be hi attend­ ance, and address the meeting. Prom the Cta. Fra. Satinet, Dae. U.MU-J Da. Roaxcst’a Binxita.—By reference Dr. Rolmck'a sdv.rtfarn.rot on the third pagn. ' TlABTTXGS DRrn STORE wHJ U �5 f IWOSTW BX»3E<XJNr<3- CfrOOXMA F -A.T THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN. BATTLE CREEK. llu In aura AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS .kink am now offarnd hr al. nt ORKATLY REDUCED PRICES! W.MnSM U w MS . A large nssortmemt of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the times. Bn lure and call al SKINNERS, UA>m paralleling; Hour raorllUea hr purehaamg, aad lerrna a! wiling am each (wolaaledy Mr ready pay.) tUlwa mill * I aaMflM - � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-07-08.pdf cd81969f45f2d1b9bdebb3209f7e1e94 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., 'WEDNESDAY, JULY'8, 1869. 4lrt HistinasWamur, pressed iL He slept wall on Monday night, and eat with relish the next morn­ lag. On Tuesday bis wounds were doing well. He avlted, "can you tell me, from th# appearance of my wound", how long J will be kept from the field ?" Ho was greatly satisfied when told they were do­ ing remarkably welt. Ho did not com­ plain of any pain in bls wide, and wanted tn ace the membera of bls staff, but was advised not. On Wednesday his wonnde iybi I eyes smoke । looked remarkably welt. Ha expected to1 go tn RUbmond this day,- but* was pre­ vented. by rain. Tbit night,- while bis surgeon, who had slept none for three AT THE nights’ was asleep, he complained ofnatfsco, and ordered bis boy,. Jim, to place s HASTINGS wet towel over his stomach. This was done. About daylight the surgeon was awakened by the boy, saying, -the Gen­ eral, is in great pain." 7,be pain was in tho right side, and due to Incipient pneu­ monia mid some uervousnrea, which ho oberts triker liitna<rnUribuu»d to the fall from tire litter. OnThursday Mrs. Jacksofi arrivjpd, greatly to liia joy.and satufaclion, end'she faithfully nursed him to tire end. JUST RECEIVED By Thursday evening nil pain bad ceased, lie suffered greatly from prostration.— Ou Friday he suffered no pain, but pros­ new and moat complete assortment of Grn. Jackson, having gone some dis­ tration increased. J w tance in front of th* lino of akirruinhars On Sunday morning, when it was ap­ DRUGS AMD MEDICINES, on Saturday evening, was returning about parent that be.was rapidly sinking. Mrs. 8 o’clock, attended by his staff and' part Jackson waa informed ut bis condition. of bixcsniriers. Tire cavalcade wn»ojn Sbe then bad fro* and full coo verso with tbe darkness of the night mistaken for TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL a body vf tho enemy's cavfcky, and fired He said:0Very good; very good. It Is up<»fi by a regiment of hi»own .corps.,— all right." Ho had previously said : H He was struck by three bulls, one through consider, these wounds a blessing. -.They iho left arm, two inches Irelow the sboldcr joint, abatlerlng lb* bone and severing ;^r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL the chief artery ; another ball passed 1-UJU‘OSES.ONLY.el through tbe aatpc arm between the elbow and the wrist, making its eatit through day V* He sent mcaugo 10 all: tba Genthe palm ofthe hand; a third ball entered the palm of the right hand about its tnia- in Lexington, in the valley of Virgin*.— Also a full atockr of die, passing through and breaking two During delirium his mind revgrtod to* bones. IJcwaa wounded on the Flank the battle field, and he sent orders to Hoad, about 50 yards In advance of tbe Gen. A. P.'Hill to prepare for action, enemy. He fell from bia horse, and was and to Maj. Hawks, bis Commissary, and caught by Captain Warmley, to whom be' to the surgeons. He frequently expres­ sbgab. BP1CES, FErn^, rcniarked, "all my woanda-are by my, sed to his aids bis wish that Maj.-General PRUNES. HUS.-UAl-HNS, CODFISH; own men.” He had given orders to fine' Ewell should be ordered to command at any tiling coming up tbe road, before hfa corps. His confidence in Gen. Ewell he left the Uncs. Tho enemy’s skirmish­ was very great, and the manner in which ers appeared ahead of him, and he turned he spoke of him showed that he had duly CH-x>3EBa*j iHKBirnaiXB'if to ride back. Just then some on* cried considered the mailer. bnt, “cavalry, charge I" and Immediately And Cooking Extracts, tbs regiment fired. The whole party broke,forward to ride through Otte line to escape th* fire. Captain Boswefl was Hon. ^lenry Wilson, Senator from killed and. carried thruygh tho lino by hiwdiofite^aiid fell >rriong our own mon. MnasacliUMlta, in a late speech thus sum­ Two conriera'werc killed. Maj. Pendle­ med up the action of tho present Admin­ pens, WCKCIUL inks. rarre, EN­ ton, Jtieute. Morrison and Smith, escaped istration against Slavery: VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. They have emancipated 3,000 slaves uninjured. Gen. Jackson was immedinlcly placed ‘ on a litter and started for in the District of Columbia. They have abollohcd the slave rode in MOST POPULAR that District 1 abolished tho prondavury tx>lh lines. One Utter-bearer was shot, courts there, and established anutber in which the colored people of the District ■down, and the General fell from the admitted to all right* and privileges shoulders of the men, receiving a.severe arc ' contusion, adding to the injury of the enjoyed by any. They have established a High School arm. and injuring his aide severely. The enemy's fire of artillery on this for colored children in that District. They have forever prohibited slavery point was terrible. Gen. Jackson was left fur five minutes, until the fire slack­ and established permanent freedom in all ened ; then placed in no ambulance, and , the Territories of the United States. They have passed the Homestead law, carried to the field hospital at Wilder* news Run. lie lost a large amount of one of lhe strongest moveincut* in Crtor blood, and at one time told Dr. McGuire of freedom. They have established it «> asettled rule of tho Government that no ofilcqr mediately applied. For tpo boors .he may snrrendcr q slave, nor assume any their beiug was near pulseless from the shock. A* person to be a slave. They have confiscated tho slaves of he was being carried from the field, fre­ ' quent inquiries were made by tho aoL rebel*. ROBERTS A STRIKER. They have settled that rebel* are to diera "who hav* you there ?" Ho told Ilasrtxcs April IL ls6». take no advantage by the Fugitive Slave tire Doctor, "Do not tell tho troop* 1 am DRUG STORE!!! JO.vtings’ Ijnsiuras Jlirrctorn. &■ S R , 2glisctUanji. UAMXI ALLEN, iuibroak's Naw QJnck,Usalisgs,Mich. GROCERIES! *^rnx. Re lere«lUeUon «Allies to Loud , nuclex, the inrrstifaUon d badaW. L. W. WING. CSTICE OF THE PEACE, Will apes) frlM a. Hoi-nnopK, J PATENT MEDICINES JOHN ttOBURt-S, B)UY81CIAN and Narrow. iHrriHngun DroadL way. near Has Court Huuw. lUYSICIAX. SUBOEOX wdrAcoucb^-Of- JDK ©ASffil H. WRIGHT, , Ollie*, with XT MV’. T Barey Candy. Mkhigaa. V v,w it.,. rnMVctili wounded." After tho reaction, a consultation was held between Drs. Blaek, Cotaman,Walla BACK PAY, PENSION. Mi. and McGuire, and amputatioo was deci­ TTORXBTS asd COUNSELLORS AT LAW ded upon. He was asked, if w* find am­ putation necessary, shall it be doo* at once 1" He replied, "ye*, certainly. Dr. | COMPLETE FORMS AMD DIRECTIOXS McGuire—do for me whatever you think ros imirmoxs roa is right.” 'Die operation was performed I ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTY A PENSIONS. while he was uniter the influence of chlo­ DANIEL COOK, roform, and was boro* w*ll. .He slept on Sunday’morning, was cheerful, and in every way was doing well. Ho sent for Mra. Jackson, asked minutely abont the noruy is »- wjUGUi battle, spoke cheerfully alxiut the result, jlUy.at Im and Astel nnd.said, “ If I bad not been wounded, or MiddleriUe, Ang. 29. >#«■ 11. N. SHELDON, had an butir more of daylight, I would h*»* cut off lb* enemy from, th* road to pSTABLISHED 1TW the United 8tat<* Ford, and ve would have bad thctn'iuitircjj surrounded, and pBrtRtOiULLARD, they would bave been abligB^,to surren. det, or cut their *»y tbrnuirh. They Snoff and Tobacco Manufacturer bad no other alternailVB. 1 My troop* sometimes may fail in driving the enemy from a position, birt th* enemy always' fail to drive fry men from ia position.” Thia was said smilingly. He complained BROWN SNUFF. k C. FKINDLE, thia day of the Ml from . th* litter, al­ though no contmfiqn or abrasion was ap­ parent m tbe result of tbe1 fait.'' He did nfr comptefn of his wounds; never spoke ruijOW jtfnrg. KNAP PEN A BURROWS. I0' Sritrtft Jotlrg. 13 PUDLrSOXD EviuT WEIHMfcDAY, i. N0- c. G. UOLDKOOK, SOLDIER'S BOUNTY, -.AaA- They have commenced tbe raisng of negro regiment* for the army. Tbeir Enrollment Act (commonly cal­ led the Conscription Act) put* black and white people on the same footing. They have recognized llaytil and Li­ beria, and formed an alliance with them. They have formed a treaty with Ecg- The New York Tribunt correspondent, writing from Hilton Head, Juns 19th, gives a detailed account of the capture of the Finyai; 1 ’ She came forward boldly to tho oontevt, and did not Intend to fire a shot un­ til witbin one hundred yards of the TFwZiawlrn. But the IFrrAairttn anticipated her. When within four bu'ndn-d yards, she let fly one of. her 15 inch solid' shot, which struck the pilot bouse of the /ingef square, knocked it drati r-ff the 'vessel, severely wounded two of the three pilots, *nd threw her at tbe mercy of the tide, wHJh in. a few moments drifted her ashore. In rapid aocceaalon tbe nVeAawkes fired two spore 15-ioch shot anrf/ouc 11 inch Into her starboard side,,pge of the first of which entered her forward port, hole, and wounded 17 men at the gun. Tbe others struck her solid aides but did not enter. Before the fifth abot was fired, CapL Webb, discovering that hjv veseel was wholly al the inerey of Capt. John RodCn of the Wchawken,.put out the white » and surrendered bi&reaacl and crew to CaptJ). B. Harmon of the Nahant, Cupt Rodgers in bis account says that on examinatmn the Fingal had been struck four times; first qn-che Inclined aldo by a 15-inchooned jho*. which, although fired « an angel of&Odcgretw with her keel, broke in'the frmqr and wood backing, utrewing the deck faith kplintCra, prostra­ ting about forty men by the' ooncnssiim, and wording several by broken pieces of armor and aplinterL One man bas since died, tho secund shot (ILinph sol­ id) struck the edge of the overhanging knuckle, doing no damage except break­ ing splat* or two. Tbo third shot (15iwch coned) struck the top of (ba pilot-, touso, knocking it off, wounding two pilots and ati/ning tbe men st the wheel. inch) struck a port stopper In the center, breaking it in two and shattering it very much,driving many fragment* in through th<port Thera wore on board at tho time of the men, including twenty-eight mariners.— The Jvn^ri is 209 feel long, 55 feet wide, engine of500-horse power, sides built at an angle of 35 degrees, and is thought by naval officers here to bo more impervious to shot than our Monitors. Tbe outer plating coniiats of four inches of solid iron, and ia firmly bolted upon 18 inches of pine timber. Her bulk-head, from u hich tho long ram project*, la five feet thick of solid iron *and pine. A rebel officer stated that she bad coat the rebels about a miHionof dollars. Intemperance.—This is the fire that Old Nick built. Moderate Drinking.—This is tho fuel that feeds tbe fire Old Nick built Rum Selling.—This ia tbe ax that cuts the wood, that feeds the fire Old Nick built Love of Money.—This ia tbe atone, that grinds the ax, that cuta tbe wood that, that feed* tbe fire Old Nick built. Public Opinion.—This is the sledge with it* face of steel, that batters tbe atone, that grinds tho ax, that cuts the wood, tbkt fepds live fire Old Niek built. A Temperance Meeting.—Thia is one of the blows we quietly deal, to fashion the sledge with Its face of steal, that bat­ ters tho stone, that grinds the ax, that cuts the wood, that feeds the fire that Old Nick built The Temperance Movement—This is the smith that works with a will, tn give force to tho blow’s wo quietly deal, to fashion the. sledge with its fr.ee of steel, that batters the atone, that grinds the ox, that cuts the wood, that feeds the fire Old Nick built Eternal Truth.—This is tho spirit so gentle and still, that nerves the smith to work'with a will, to give atrength to the blows wo quietly deal, to fashion the eledge with its face of steel, that batters tho atone, that grinds the ax. that cute tbe wood, that feeds the fire Old Nick built An H'inAav eve. near Gur- the preservation Of" the territorial Union the ♦tester •Uenti**J Gw.nB. mfcm—. TOBACCO- <• f™“ ilar campaign: • "They wbo have read the dispatches which passed between Gens. Halleck and McClellan, after ba landed at Alexandria, during the criaip of Gon. Pope's army, and hive remarked the skill and general­ ship by which besbaffled fur three days tbe reiterated orders to send forward bis and cavalry and artillery and miauqdarstanding of orders; and bow, at th* end of two days from th* tim* tie was ordered forced marches, he got ns faces Auandale, four-or five miles; and how heorder&l Sumner with bls IX,000 infantry, to keep -.bebiud Franklin,- and thus contrive to would have b*en a decisive victory ; and to secure a defeat disastrous to the ariny and the country, and criminally disgrace­ ful to him but ia no wsy discreditable to Geo. Pop*; and bow, when Gan. Pop* sent requesting him Io forward by lb* railroad subsistence and forage for bis ex- . hausted troop* and horse*, Im replied that wagons and cars would be loaded and sent to Fairfax-Station as soon ar>Gan^Pope would send a cavalry escort to Alexandt ria to bring them out—they who hav* Critically read this evidence of the foulest treachery of tbe rebellion, may appreciate the extent of the panic in th* indi^Muaia who have made this demented auggwTion, Give up thia contest? tv, liberty and God, against tyranny and the deviK nothing bwt .a delusion or a fraud 1 Or have humanity and the Uniotj no rights? U Freedom no better than Slavery ?' If ills not if ww are lighting for liberty, if tire cause of the rights of man and tbe glory of America is wrapt up in our success, if ths esublishmeq; of the Confederacy la a victory of rebellious ly rants, a disoorragement of the friends of freedom, a binding of tho yoke more upupringing race the a dozen ? Ifthisbaour they do, they would spurn the suggestion the Delaware, the Hudson and the Pe­ nobscot. Such success of theirs would be rather a trampled call to renewed exertions and sacrifices, until we ahall-have rolled baek the black lido gathering against ua. The North will bear burdens in the cause ofJy-qedonand tho Union as cheerfully aa the rebels have borne them in thecauseofSIavcry, and ai heavy ones. The* will still fight on; and If' »till and again driven, they will yield their ground foot by foot their faces ever to the foe, until tho extermination which the rebels Tm,. Th* Daxanrri. Scam or Suvrar.— Au army offirer write* from Louisiana to th* Boston Tmteripd, that never did men fight with more dauntless courage than the newly enlisted negro troops.— Their camps are model* of neatness and order, and in th* whole command but on* colored man has ever been punished for improper conduct Tbe writer adds: “Every man presenting himself to b* in opposition to tbe elave trade. They have passed sentence cf death upon a slave trader, and executed it. On September 22d, 1802, they pro­ claimed prospective emancipation to the teal lllastrati*a« slaves of rebels. . Tho N*w Vork Copperheads bad a On tbe first of January,- 1803, they accurate list* of the causes of rejection.— proclaimed tho actual freedom of 3,000,­ meeting the other afternoon to denounce the Administration for suppressing tho 000 ilavtja. . liberty of “ free speech." Th«ir own lan­ guage was a curious commentary upon of disability arising from lashing with the amount of truth in th* charge they whips and the biting of on their bring against tho Government. Th* 7. J .I.:Ttsuj «ays; "There, in.tho face of sober citiz*ua tend to give in. As a matter of selfish returning homo from tb*lr business, tb*y intsod to have these memoranda* collect­ interest, to aay .nothing of patriotic con atoodby th* hour ranting’ agaioat the ed and published with certificates ot eur. •.deration*, the North cannot afford to National Gorerumant for stifling free have a foreign nation on its Southern speech—belching out invtotive, vitupera­ geons." border and in command of the month of tion, ribaldry, aaecratiou, and defiance; the Mississippi tmd of the Gulf of Moxi- howling sentiments that, if acted upon, FRANK MLII , of tho Copperhead press, sad the pressure of weak minded Unionists upon the Ad­ ministration, to place McClellan again in command of our army for the defetme of would not and might not, bav* bean gp* plaudcd In Richmond. The fellows were fcioli.ll rf ,j«.p«ibr »Kh >*• rrtjiK el Stalev, and of.every i ern sympathizer julo North, mH smite and the beginning. �F««l ni Slisttllanl OF TBE WUKLT AR NEWS !! T.H.I. an the Railroad, being 3225.SM M which bad a ontjfcmoe with the President and 1 thfak ia a reawteable <me .* a Railrxwd Directors of Um Central R.»d at Detroit. After laying the matter before said Board, B.,r, Co., UlA, July lu, »«». A GREAT VICTORY. WuU^Ou, J»»y t-Th. kst« TSX REBELS BEA TEE A ND MAJfra^lfanLk ■ NY PRISONERS TAKEN. and tbe very liberal aMistanee by the Central Radioed Cumpeay, lha Commit­ . * w< . J—— 1. wtl rlnt rwt>- 1 thuGra 1 tee came to the conclusion that ths nat­ follow the construction wf the Road, ought ural route andpoint <»f intersection would l<> demand their undivided support of tbr • MMM ««7 MMB LEE’S RETREAT SUPPOSED TO Bl OUT OFF. uvix.jl .— --- ,------------be at Battle Creek, thus saving to the enterprise. But the citiaona .»f Battle found ItnpimeibU t<» move o«ir artillery Boms Mr» Nary B. the uotmtry by military, power. But . . ________ z_»— -.-Im.— Mill Celtic Creek are equally interested. The article of wood alone ought to induce a liberal subscription to the stock ; and th* enor that large portions of tbe alate country tbe rich country through which the road mous amount of Produce that would be Philadelphia. July ’I.—A Harri.bnrg civil legislation and of their own I choice. will peas. Taking alf those thing* inui delivered at Battle Creak from that Road, spacial t» tie Pmt eays.’ “A strong cmisidurniion, tbu Committee deem if murt prove a source of wealth to the place, and would soon develop the Impor- fi.reu under Get I. Knlpe marched up the valley U»-day towards Carlirir. A mip this direction, and aha ia added to the tuDce of tbe w'ork. It. Willis. plr train wm nlao sent out. which•neounHaving performed the duty assigned Union aa a free State. Missouri, having lered the rebel* and eithdrew to Harris­ to said Committee, 1 will, aa a member burg. Heavy firing h*a been beard in In haste lost night much ddrriorahzvd. of tbe same, give aa briefly as possible SPECIAL HOTICESWe ire kindly permitted to publish tbe direction «f Carlisle. No dmilrt n leaving the strong fortification*, a small holder's war, has at length, through a my rea*ou* why tbU railroad should be the closing portion of a private letter considerable engagement is going on.— convention, many of tbe member* of liuik as speedily as possible. Hauling*, WENMATONRHOEA CAN which we believe, were elected at one the county scat of Borrv County, is a from a ioldier in R-uecran*' army, which Tlic fight is probably near Mechanicsburg. Tbe'danger is not yet over. time to take the State out of the' Union, handsome town of twelve or fifteen bunNew York. July 2d.—The /ZrreM ha* abould be on tfi^ir flank UxUgbt. Gen*. dred inhabitants, located al the junction id ar it hreatbea the true has finally resolved, that Slavery shall the following : “ Headquarters Army of Sheridan and Bannan marched into t»*n of Thornapple and.Fall River*. Both «»f not be telerated within her borders after those stream* furuiuh good water power. apirix'of patriotism, and’ is hut hnotber the Potomac, July 1st. Reports from. at 11:80 to-day, taking a feu |>ri*oncra. -W.t KOFECBASA, the 4’b of July 1870. Thia la a glorious Two Flouring Mills, three Sas Milla and expression of the determination which Sharpsburg state that a large fortf of one Woolen Factory are now in full op. pervades our Western armies. God bless rclreis croaard the Potomoo nt that point during the la«t few days, and pushed on of more weighty interest, were not crowd­ eration, and there is water power suffic­ our honest rarneat volunteers: . *>warda Boonsboro. South Mountain is ient for an many more,’ Tbe only reason GT DRUIKBBNKM CVKED.^J "Perhaps you would like to have me, . Waahii ing tbemselvee upon public attention, it why there are no more mills erected is would bean event which would thrill the tbe want ofa Railroad tn get the Pro- say something about my notions with re­ from Geo. 1 •«/«■£ I’r. 2 gard to this war. Well I hardly know rebels into tbe Sbrnaudanh Valley. The HTUUXO DKIXK i. public heart with jhjr, that the power of dues and Lumber to market. Hastings what to aay. This much however, 1 wa* never more engaged, swallowed up, and The Homa Guard offered euuie resistance, ■ceoons <>« country, per nap*. oi any town coentry with internal strife, nnd filling sacredly pletlgrd, and wuded V» any cause mid lost a number of men. ■ in the Wwt, comprising with fertility of (earthly) than I am—yesterday to-day “ Surgeant Clyne. of the 3d Indiana soil, large quantities of timber, InmLer, and fitrever—tn thia crushing out, “in rarairy, with nine men. made a da»h Into, • itli tiai* intelligence. length being broken , and that too, at a mineral products, and an imintnw pine Mo” of this boll-born rebulifou. I see no llsgvrstown, capturing a valuable rebel fotrst but a few milee west of Hasting, evidence of timidity, or irresolution on mail and eleven prisoner*. The letters TO NEBVOUB BCmiXM OF BOTH SEXES. world. Tbe fo I lowing ia the ordinance with rlrani and water mills enough al­ the part of tbe relw, no signs of a speody were of great importsnoa and famished | ready erected to manufixture ten to fif­ cluse of tbe struggle. But that faake* tho much deaireablu infiwtaalion.” of emancipation: • teen millions feet of lumber annually, but Tbe Hmtft Washington special Mates Section 1st.—The 1st and 2d clause*, i which now lay partially Idle for want of whether it la three or thirty years, ; I that appn-hctuu'HM are entertained that of tins rebel guveruuieiiL 2flth section, 3d, article of the Constitu­ a Railroad to transport the lumber t«» a Gen. Sickles arrived here to day. His Lee'a army may take their line of retreat market where cash can be obtained fur It. tion, are hereby abrogated. from Maryland and reach Washington left leg ba* been amputated, but it is tho't Section 2d.—That slavery nr Involun­ as will be the case when’the Railroad is Ikat be will rruufer. tary servitude, except for punishment of built to Bottle Creek. lo-day(! How many just as good as you army. Great omfitleuce iszxprewd in Rrports txu<crrtung tho death or cap­ Tbe route that nature sectns to hare crime, shall cesae to exist in Missouri on or 1 have given up sous, brothers am) Gen. Meade, and it ia hoped ho will be ture ut L“ftg*lreef sud A. P. Hill, are the 4th day of July, 1870, apd all slave* designed for the enterprise, is up the husbands, for this cause of not only ex­ ! still cmiflicuug. It ia reported that tbe Thomapple valley to Berryville. where within the State that day. * * * * terminating rebels, but al tbe same time and destroy it before it can possibly re­ rebel bridge over tbe I’uUmuM at Will (Owing to tho wires being in very bad Mr. LsTHanr has built a fine Flouring purging our country of the foulest of ains treat. ■ lamsport has been destroy ed by Geuetal order, on account of the storm, could not Mil! on a stream that affords rJtcrllent _ , . .. , " 7.... Jw , —oppremion. If wc preferred tbe oomPleasanton intercepted a fares of Stu­ 11,. rn.-.. Wni4 r iif gel all of thia.—Oro.) The persons or ’Ju., Uu art's cavalry, and captured all the supplies tlieir legal representatives, win up to the Uill,S-wMiII.,,lfe „ t, , 1 ’ seized by him in hi* recent raid in thia moment of emancipation were owners nf Ur pmru U fe. p..|.l on fe ....pored, tcriWr, „ v w slaves hereby freed, shall, during tho .hu. ...le, U. ,l„lu f.,r Mastin V. Wilcox. period for which the services of Buch the aimoHt inexhaustible smoiint-of tim Co. A. 11th Michigan Infantry, RoeoUp to li o’clock ihia Sunday morning l>er in this region. There ia on the pro­ ersns Army, Murfreesboro Tenn. burg, Thursday, 4:30 P. M.. via Balti n<uhmg additloMil to the dispatch assert­ same'authority and control over them as posed route, and of easy proximity to the mow. Friday, my*: “ To day ba« hern ing Unit Gen. Lev was reining, has been j. freedmen for the purpose of receiving the Railroad, one hundred and fifty square miles of densely timbered land, unsurpas­ Headquarter* »>l*tr»ct wf Mlcbtga" rereitrd from Gen. Muadc. sed far valuable lumber by any belt of nnw held abeohitely by a master in re­ Philadelphia, July 5.—Tbe rebsla are DzriBTMXMT or t«* Onto, 1 spect of h«s slave, provided, however, limber in tbe wrat, consisting of White, said to be completely demure tiled and Indianapolis, June 30th, 18G3. J g’ALE OF STATE LANDS. There is a prdbablhty of a severe battle that after faid Fourth of Joly. 1870. no Black, Red and Yellow Oak. Whitewood, retreating rapidly inward* the Northwest before dark. person w> held to service shall be told to White and Black A*h, Black Walnut, Geittral Onitr No. 5 : to attempt to enm tbe Blue Ridge inoun“ Rebel sharpsboot er* are very troubnon-residents or removed from the Slate Cherry, Rock Elm. Herd and Soft Maple, : The peace ofIndiana ba* lately been I tain* by Doubling and McAllister's Gap, of Missouri by authority oQis late owner Beech and Bnsewood, Tnmnrnck, Ac.,— 1 disturbed by violence murder and other । and mski their escape Ifr way of Cum Tbe product of thia great belt of tim­ seta contrary to law, and having their or­ of churches. ” ’ or hi* legal representative. berland and Hancock. There can be litThe Tribuut'i special, dated Columbia, Section 3d.—All slaves hereafter ber i* sufficient of itself t'd build tbe Rail. igin in certain secret political societies, . cjube or leagnea. Tbe common safety Pa.. July 2d, says: Tbe battle «»* re brought intn the State, and not now’ be­ by thia timber ia unsur-. longing to the citizens of the State shall -. now demandi that all auch associations n< wed this morning and continued to four should be disomtinued, no matter tn whst thereupon be free. political party they may belong. They Section 4th.—AH slaves removed by consent of their owners/ to any seceded ducts to market-ils owners must receive are a oonatanl source of dread and miamy much. Meade is said to 1k> fallowa rich reward. Look, for instance, al the State after the passage by such State af trusl; they divide and provoke h'mlility I act nr ordinanaa of *eres»ioo, and hereaf­ article of fire wood alone. The city of between neighbors, weaken the dignify ted four miles nnrtb-rnsl of Grttyalmrg. ter brought in tn this State by their own- Battle Creek eonsumns aitnuslly* ten and power of Courts'of justk*. expose Sedgwick’s corps is reported to ho press­ very cotifitetiiig, but nil agree in making 1 thousand cords of wood—the Miebigan tbe country to martial taw, and dkomr ing upon the enemy's rear. The 2d Ar­ era. abali thereupon be free. ' • it a victory far ua. with hoary losses on I1 The age the pwiplr from enftvtlng ia the de­ my Corps is moving up from Hamner Section 5lh.—-The General Assembly Central Railroad five thousand. this tn<>rning. amount nf consumption is fart using up fence of tbe nation. The TViiwnr’r Washington special say*: eipate slaves without the consent of their the timber within a reasonable distance ; No matter how honest nr worthy may and. in fact, a few year* hence the coun­ have been the reason for such societies in “ A dwpuch from Men da rrerivod here owners. , Section flth.—After the passage of thia try around Battle Creek will be almost the beginning, tbrir very arerecy, and the indicates a pitched battle Thursday. ■ Baltimore, July 5—About «ix lh><u An accident occurred al llarper'a Fer­ ordinance no slave ia this State ahall be destitute of wood and timbarofany kind oaths they impose, d« enable wicked men to spore. ! ask the farmers and land to use them unto unlawful end* and per; ry yesterday. Aa the garrison were owners of Barry county to look at this vert them into public nusancea. evacuation the fiwtification* <m Mary land Pbfladriphia, July cr—A diipatch from in its true light, and see if their rich forAll food object* can be accomplished Gov. Curtin states that Couch’s army is e»u, with the Railroad to carry It to openly, and none but th? enemies of their killing 10 and wounding 40 sbldiere of Tbe recent movement of Gen. Lee wie‘ advancing In f.woe. and likely to render market, their wood, timber and lumber, country ever need disguise. an admirably conceived piece ofstrategy, yielding, aa they will, from fifteen to fifty *• The country between Frederick and imp.mast service. It ia perfectly plain that auch secret nrTlte Governor ia satisfied that tba rebel bur it has resulted In a complete failure. dollars an acre, ii not sufficient induce­ gsnlntton* are both dangerous and be­ Poolesville i» undisturbed.” The WorWt special, dated July 3d, Leaving one carpi of his army, under ment alone to take bold of this enterprise yond the ordinary grasp of the law : they in earnest, and push it to completion.— ares, therefore, deciared U» bo hostile, and 1:10 A. M., nays: *• Important advices Genre! Hill, at Fredricksburg, with the All depends on your action. Ja it not will be put down by all the military wore received at midnight of yesterday's hope that Gencml Hook er .would be thus better for yon t>> fill your pockuts with power of the District if need be. tl/ .................................. HOIIIIUIIU >OU.battle. Waahiogtoni July fltb, 12:30 A. M.— Induced to remain at Falmoqth, apposite the cash received for your lumber and . I Invoke against such secret sm-ietiew ” There seems little dnuht that a brilI nr blowing w }he latest official dethat city, Gen. Leo marched tbv great timber, than to expend from ten to fifteen die good influence and active aid of all Hant victory has been won- Tbe enemy •patch; dollars per sere, n* now, to clear your men who are friendly to the Unkm, tn HzsnqrAETsaa Aatsr. Poroitac. | lands, and hate in return nothing hut the diacounteMnce, and peaceably break up by Culpepper.and up the Shenandoah Vdl- ashes 1 To you I appeal for aid to build July 5th. 8JS0 P. M. f such organization* within tbe limits of Ta Jfoj -Gnu HbIM ’ thia Road. If you put your sixmlder u> thia District, and I call npoo the mem­ Thu enemy retired under cover «.f Hooker and Washington. But General the wheel, and ad-»pitha motto‘go ahead,' bers thereof spradllv t»> withdraw fnmi Philadelphia, July 3.—The Prtn ha» true, probably vl Wrbat.—The range of price Hurl the pest week has been from 81,20 loll 25. Buy era will give n«> definate prl from which to quote until the milild Hew Advertisement*. ESTRAY! » Hooker, perceiving tbe design, retreated the Rnad can he lrtiilt,jnd that, Um, by the firet day of Deeelhlter, I8S4. The to tbe old Bull Run battle field, which ateam b»r*e may enter Hartings in tri­ brought him In front of Lee. Finding umph over the hnrse and wagon. On reference to the maps of Barry. Allegan, Kent, looi* and Eaton counties. from Waahmgtun. Ha sent a large body of hia troops northward ocroes the Potoneo ■* Williamsport, into Maryland nod Pmiosylrania, and adopted every expedi. . . . . . was throwing his eutlre army upon the capital of Pennsylvania. But Hooker their dark meetings, and openly *h»w that their intentions and acts are’sinh a* may well become the true and loyal chi­ me of a country whose freedom and in­ tegrity they will maintain against all enemice whatever, and befiire the eyre of all tho world. acres, tbe products of which would ba O. B. W1L00XM. Gen. Gms. thrown on to this Railroad—a bountiful i> Official—Robsmt K. HuTonm in ............... for ......... .... .............. .......I........ guarantee Its construction. am Alfpapers id Indiana sad Michigan credibly __ ' r informed that •A:.L.LJ three hundred .L______ bushels L-..r _ _ can ______ _____ 1 ­ please copy. thousand of _L wheat be annual ly taken in at Harting* alone. This is fnun a amnll section of country immedi­ GT" Goad Rapids ia infeeted, at the ately around Hasting*, which does not Afagwtrer. a special from Wrightvilte. Pa., dated «“»• *“* directum July 2—midnight—saying that our for­ •>f b airfield and C«*bt<ian. our cavalr v in ces are known to have'gained ««> the roe I my until 4 o'clock. Bmce then the firing Upward* of SO lurtili-fing* will be has iieeti rapid, indicating a general n, gagement. Tbe rebels fi>rcM are concen­ . ... tai-nn are in mir hand trated on S-rnth Mountain tewanfa Car(S^tal) GEO.G MEADE. lisle,ai t miles north of Gettysburg. Ssdg Maj. General. >ence to tbe prop<t*cd railroad from til not specially interested in our count -quite accurately. ■openly opposed to the war, claims lb -the South are right and the'North wren | /.Southern Gmfedentey would contain t! true Democracy, be the true Unkm ai .Jeff Davie the real President and Li | •policy of tbe North, in that case lu thro away.their government and unite wi •the 8«»uth—and for tbe accnmpli*hmeii .1 ..raj uc ">i . <to know that such a foul and treasunabi _>bbet is beiilg distributed in this count | Davis. 8omu «f these agent*are know and marked. Tbey prate loudly ofthrij :loyalty, claim to have done much for th | ua a-eopy <«f <kie <>f three treo*oo-bre«j| ere^tbr'Gresrian) which failed tn reacj • its destination nfter leaving the are « Notice! Atvaxrto Moxtult.—Thi* valiiabl l .and sterling monthly for July iaupon .ml table aad always welcome. «-">»■■*■*—»- U~.uy.ta. ii u-wu fetx. 2. Wtat. > •3 per M, •00Oto Gtai Whitewood. Ash. Oak. Ba-wood Walnut, 300 00 There Is n I momthly now publisbed that is more acl Hire, •dollars wlll.pmcnre s copy one year.— Address, Tickn»r fa Field* Boston. ■tayu.~-.l~.,. talk eta. feu}., ta creased force for that operation.'’ bU dated July 5th. ‘ Gov W001EM I It in rather un FACT0BY, MABTntQfi, MhJH ~. WANT MOM Iho. nf WOOL to manufwuire into CLOTH— -Ute same stranger, deceived by st> oearauevB. bed bem searching diligently In day f-< a Republican Csuro*. and wrau a hard matter to -convince him that mere home n.re aould produce so much hi» uoparaiWed ■ •0.000 smaller thM whre II entered, with *U in farmer prretige gone. The figures in regs- running a railroad, are strictly Mr. W । .cuyqpbla to tbe American people. But aa they turn their venom stand the brief inflietioc. ’found an article from H. Wnxu, tai 8FKX0KR FICKLE. R.»d cannot be less than five hundred rente par brnffid, 82,000 00 Gm., 800.000. "W0 00 Qsta, Rye Barley. Buck wheel. Clover Seed, dec,, nay 9G0.00W bwdtaK 600 00 | .news is reduced t>< a certainty. Jusbrnty.—Pv»*mt. �ORDER FOR APPEARANCE.' sattntM Brire Csrrntt. Atam A AtaM «U Mreto 7>hr. iii-J i TH this buOM, ee reeding and Bttaf tbeaffidari epynraUss/ the^rti^uamed^fta driit?Itaah^ aldra i/too site of Mew rort^ChTlittoi Tf Nwmtxar A Aaaa. Ftam.iir's Attorneys, it to. “‘T’7- »!• ib............................................ tai 4. ’ o ............................................ TaDew. o .. .. ....................................... Tbe Mameval ef Gew.- Beeker. Jws.pw a......7:7;777?;7.7.‘7f । L " Besrjasnia KmhanJa. caeae his eppearnuee to be the dew of thia order. And II is further Orders that ie cue of Lis appearance, within the titm prownbed by llu- order, tbu because bis plea lo S ter ; and in ca»e La shall neglect to plead within tbe limo prescribed by this order, bls default for ler Ilouac on Tuesday and. Wednesday Rmlxoad Mkxtiko. —A Railroad meet­ ing ia called for lbw (Wednesday) aftersmvn. to organise a company and prepare -fiir pushing forward the enterprise of building a road from this place. Wool.—There haa been several sale* •of wool daring the last week, prices rang­ ing from 55 t>> 64 crate. On Monday, a smart competition sprung up and a aatc Maid to have been made at 70 crate.— -Should tbe news of the great success of -our army’s prove true, probably wool -will decline. Wmrat.—Tbe range >*f price during tbe past week has Bern from 11,90 toll,25. Buyers will give n« dofinato price from which to quote until tbe military .news is reduced to a certainty. Is uroim Fabt of this paper wiM be •found an article from H. Wham, taken from tbe Battle Creek Zoaraal, in refer■«t>ce to tbe propoeed railroad from this place. We give it ae the view hJT one not specially intcreeled in our county, -ami aa showing our poritionand resources quite accurately. The $guren in regard •to tbe cost of obstructing, stocking and running a railroad, are strictly Mr. Wil­ lis’ view, and will, of Course, stand or fill! ■upon their own merits. that If the war should stop now, the Southern Gmfcdecacy would contain the true Democracy, be the 'rue Union and Jeff. Davis tbe real President and Lin- Coin the uturper, that It should be the policy of tbe North, In that case tu throw away, tbeir government and unite with the South—and for tbe accomplishment of them things it lab>wn assiduously. Now It may be of internal!to our reader, ito know that such a foal sod treasonable sheet is being distributed in this, county iln a very sly way, among those whom it ■ia hoped to influence, by agents of Jeff Davis. Some <4 these agents are known and marked. They prate loudly of their loyally, daiin to bars done much for tbe ■recruiting service, and claim to be in favor of the G«nstituli«*n aa it ia and the ~Union a* it wan. A friend -has forwarded * ua a ropy of ime of thc*e treaa<m-brted- rr» (the Cirrarian) whMi failed to reach • its dewtination after leaving tbe care of ■the rebel agent here. h ­ ■ iff Mew Harnesses, B CLAIM AGfflCY! PICTURE GALLERY! 5 MANHOOD; FAIRBANKS’ Anumc Mihttrlt.—This valuable ard sterling monthly f.»r July is upon our table and always welcome. There is no ■monthly now puWiebcd that >■ more ac■ts-pfeibla to tbe American people. Three dollars will procure a o.py one year.— Addrvea, Tick nor fe Ftrid- Boston. -The same ^ranger, deceived by nearauceo. lied bw ararritiog dtHge®1’/ all day f-r a Rrpdbliewn Ceucua, and •« ■wa. a bard matter-to c«t>vit»oe ’him that ■mere horse rare would produce so much have replied: -Well i kwew it w- • jx.Tmcol gaiberisg of sums kind; for J • trusf' him to whiskey swvmgh to treat ■ fcl- mt am I. ”•■ kkA-O** r«M, Vh. M M «■ putj ■x.aMteaahaOaiika«»aaM COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. AU perseM ben.g dams against Uw States/A-wAbritaan1.,. Of Kotland. dec—U. ere beroby .M.ltal snd recuaawd to prau.nl tbu antae for eaaeniuatiee fr—.id. sre^blX^-rtl*^ JJafThUdrod aS atatfth—.1 ibe he— at requested to prMnt the route for aaamiualuwi and adjasunenl try thvPrebute Co«rt of Um owunty rf Barry w ho 111 -they called -oditr*,* •»* » grocer to fr1 sir ^aatacg. Uak,fee*>. tag himM, -bote J AMIS A. RWEBttT, t Ct—ta- Dated. Jone W, ISM. OMfeM MbWW Tbe following fiattertxg noHet to taken frsa y the PortaMth [Ohio] teari Hntirp A faMm. of April*, HIM. ■ ftauHNPawiA.—A friend wriiaa to W for oer i it was a dmocrwtfe bon* race, is -id to SCALES r a p inebriety.— Pi—tr. And the same atraager, when told that imr friends with.” Thut — a. A Pussea ssi-ii “tXt; a* iffl Tux Naw Yosk Cibcauaw is one. of the most inveterate rabid and malignant -Gopperbead .beets in tbe country, it Is -openly opposed to the war, -claims that the S-Hithare right and the North wrung; 1 1 JCtjal Hotirrs. -luSfif Ta»2U« “5 ’S2? evrninga, July 7lh and 8th. 1 taZretafiltalwl-rtAy4 tv days tbereritor. or la d.r.ult thereof J aug­ ment At A»d II ia further ordered, that w.tbm twenty days the acid PialetiKr eaata a notice ef thio enter to be pubUslisd. vooe In enri. we^. for for oix weeks, ia tbe -'HaMiugs Benner." a public p*'”........... <* And U is7nriber Ordered, that wiihia twenty M ’* ................... •' no • t* '* »sr M.. .................................... san deva, ths .aid PlamKaa— a UMtaeoTlhU Uttar te be peblisbed. earn la each uoek. for Ms e»ceemtr. wrosa. to the fftat^a ^yr. a g.bta ant. at toast twenty ds.ts before tbe tune UcUted Mwa—er. y ns ted a»d ci.-culalmg-io ward Ouao- fur the s>.«oreuce Afresh Drteodaut. ty of Barer, er that he cmsc a rwpj al ihi. order be personally eerved cm sneh uua rowidenl de­ - ---------- ----— In CTrosdt itart. ftontaMsdbur. . fondant. at least twesftl dajs before the Ume Nositedherota. for the appearaaee efenob defendant Malate of Theme. B. Blephmami. Dated. Hastings. Juno V». Hw..v MkU. It. LX-.., 0,1. (L. R] H. WRIOHT. «-8TAtt Of MlCIHQAJt - • • .DfefeB Chill 1 Clunmforisnm our able sngiBeer. and asked him what _ h> and fer Baryy Onutr. Bicbigu. a mtafoa of lb. Probate Court forth. M Countr object there was jn holding tbe brighto. u Al b*7’;.u,4“ “ MORTGAGE SALP. £ (A true copy.) Attaat, M.H. Coco. a '•J’1’** “u* U had often xK te •"Wo*1*’ •i«* «•» ri 1 ’ 1 i*pn‘y Clerk. *»ded the same questum, and never got a TA EFAULT having been made in the payment U J-F of a certain oum ef money, taewrwdtu be paid p Mttafeciory anewer. H-uker then nuued by aa Indenture of Mretgage, bearing date lhe CHANCERY ORDEIL • matter .f th. MI,i. af g. ,nJ,T‘r Uu*1 lhe plac* •h"“,d ** ated by eeimi o'clock next morning: QTATK OF MICHIQAN.—Kightb J.dtaial Giro- sand eight hundred and fifty-four, made usd etc- fa ruled by George W. Kesler and Eunice Koaiar. fa that such guns a. could nut l« taken 1.1S Wile, of Aibloa. Criboua county and Mata of should Ito destroyod aid Starr, removed, P^jlns. for roam, ttasam mH forth, that Ua MicUigis. to Hiram B. Htaelry.of tbe township n of Barry, ia ths county of Berry and State of t, immediately after he informed Gra. Ilkl- ■erb.1i.maml to mil wvlaia K.d Eaiat. beMietofw ; Md wfiieb roid n-ortgsg, wal d.l?y,. „ leek nf what be hvl d.mr, whereupon be J? thM MumteT the *»««« aval. U tea .'dock received a dispatch n>u menu end mg tbr JT.i tathe fervn-~n.be aa.l(ne<l for th. hmnag oTmu! ftaoed W r.ptar, Dr/mtauf order, and saying tbe fortification hod an4tta»lh. rnaf Ua I. ..-Zmuror. taterr.tml te «,<) wl.te, ut c-*t fir* much tn In, given up nnlea. un­ riv’-.tb day of Octolmr. A D. tsM. ttaly ». . to appear at a mmiou of aa.d Cvart. the. der nmol uruent necewaitv. He C-1i»id- ,*JA*"*“ of thia Stale : 0a mobon M tank wood signed to F. Holden, of said Barry county, aad !■ ia the eillan rositanl Ctsrk. Hollritoro far Comptaneat H is aederod. Stale ef Michigan, end which said aaaigameet to seed Harper's Ferry l.» the kev to the Uf Hfounx. .u.4 ata. r.nw, tf uy the,, b«. w wsa dulvrroorded in Hie office of tbe Kegiettr of « that the told tdward W Taytor and all other |.r ‘he prtittouer .bawld nut be .ranted. Deeds la and far tbe county of Barre, on the present and future operatiuns of the Ar ^Andtl ia«f f.riher entered, that lhe petitM>o.l Iih ialerwtad la the nrsnusro described la the my nf tbe PoUwaac. Booker’s comment glv. aottce to lhe Mteon. lt.trre.ted ia Mid rotate bUI of oomptant ia lb la eauoe. da appear hod an­ feeriaaalh day at Aped, A. D. 1S04, ia Uber K. a swer rold MH. by tbe twelfthd.y of duober Mil, of Mortgagee, on >-ag« ISO end &s| ; on which n up.m this was natural enough,-What is ■f the pendency er .aid pelUton. and lltr bear >z or that -Urti tea'll be tatei. m eonfeuad by them; wteevor. by eanatse a ea>nr of thi. ><rder to be the use of holding o» p, tbe kev after the paMUtedi. the dtoU.^Kaaner, . ueaJIp^ which promisee arede^ritadno followa; All that date of Una nolire, lhe sum of one hundred aad o dsillare sod ninety-two rants : and no d.M.r if .mashed F While on' hi. way ■naiad and dreulaliag In said eoantr uf Barre, certain parrel of Im<1 situate in the county of Bar- sixtyrty nr, ata Stale of Mldiuaa. being 'be weal half of prwroeumgs at tew or ia eqrily having been ia er back from there he received an order br term .aernalr. .rok., unmmlteteiy preriofo ttacttoa bnmber Fourteen, in Township Three BUtutad lev lb. recovery thereof : to Mid day of beariax. Xotiae fa tlMrefore hereby girea, that by virtue p« North of Range Tra West, cantata lag three hun ­ from Washington, removing him from , , lr» 8. C. PRIMDLK. ot a power of sale eontaia.4 ia aaid nwrtfnge.aad dred and Iweniy acres of 'ui. (A tra. e^y.) J ad*, of Probata. command, and placing G n. Meade m bi. And il Is farther ordered, that within twenty la pue-MteTO of 11.. .tat.u in such ease mole and ar provided, tho land and premtoro Ie ante mortgage order to be published lo tbe Jlsstaee Z'saner. a deoertbedaafeltowa.toi.il: All that certain p.re. Ia Estate of Latker HUI. newspaper, printed in said eoualy of Barry, where or parcel of lata airaato end befog to ths eeaaly p, Frotate Cosrt lhe saw premiaro aro situated, and that said pub of Itarry and Mate ol Mirtigan. known and dee ' HaavaT StCMLKa Esq. the able editor QTATK OF MICHIOAM. 1 ertbed an fellows, to wrt, bring ll>« sooth belt of T O Berry Cstuilr. > “ for aaid countr. lieatioa be continued in Mid paper, st least 6uec of the Tunkhannock (/»«.) Dcm-crof. Al aero.ion of ro d Co.,1 bddau .1 lhe Pro- in each wort for six werts in ovccaesitm- or Um Snath west quarter of recOon eqH’teeo. | H.) fa publishes tbe fallowing in his issue ol bate Office, in tbe vtltagssf BaMtan.ee ToevH.r, ally .erred tie the*eaid Edward W. Taylorrthirty lag eighty scree ef tend; also tbe peat half of lbs ?lh day of Jaly. in lhe year •» ib.«30th October, >861 : •a»d etRhl haudrvd and eixlylhre. Proronl, day* before ibe day af bu appearanoe. aa bertin the south rut quarter uf sod section eighteen. “We deem it due Io Messrs J. C. Ayer Mtennau C. Prtodto. J edge aT Probeta. 1!:iU5S.h5iS'.XaT5M^u" » □astiuga, June IMh. 1M». It. the mailer ad Ibe relate of taibar HUI Ac Co., and the public, to make known tien. oe verdue to the biglioet bidder, st the north “ H.W BIGHT. iMo of aa>J oesaty, daeeawd front door ef tbe Conn House, to tbe village of \ EW HARNESS SHOP. our experience with the inn of tbeir Ext. ri»« for H ’ ia Md for Marry oouniy. Michigan. Hast tag., /said Court Ho«m befog Sauapaulla in our fam ly, hy statintt ua oymau uui praying fur rraeuaa therein ael Locewoon A Ciena. CcmpktoMt . Salieitora. toddiag lb. Circuit Court for 3d oouatr of Dar- X tbe circumstances under which it was f^h- U*M Nete-u Cyaron Adtaiawirataw *4 aa>d The attention of the public Is invited ry.’ an ibe aightorulti (letbj-ay of Jefr. A. D. taken and Its cft-cta. [*[»*] Deputy Register m Chancery. 1 BAX, atone o'clock, in the afternoon of that dar. t, tbs Xaw3B.rMe.6bep of aad raqairod to'esavvy to the pm iaiaor certain . ,o fol rn**'T‘ d“* “ ““ "ri When our only child, now in his third KeaJ aaialr tn Puraaaaee of . coatract alleged to I. A. G00DTE1R, bar. been made by Mud droaoMd on tbe Xial day year, was ^buut eight months old, a sore eTBarob iHA Estate of Thoanas Hili. Connoetooc -with bm. Hardware. tafe . Tbenwpoa it It ordered, that Boeder, tho 14th QTATE OF MICHIGAN.Coualy of Berry, as. ap(reared first in, small pimples <>n his aprtl • At^^a of MorOfoya. ' at Aegta.1 next, al tea o’dsck. la the fore- O Al a eeaosoa of lhe Probate Cour* for lhe forehead over his Mee. These rapidly day satn. be aaatgued for U»o bearing of >0*4 t* county of Barry, boidsu at the Probate Office, ia in.reasrd and uniting for ned a loathsome, lilion, and that the heir, al taw of amd decree lhe villsga ot ilmungo. on Monday, Iba M ADMINISTRATOR ’ S BALE. A re requested to giro bta> a call Mr, making rd. sad all other peraa.ua inu-rrated iu ea.d eat -to dar of June, ia the rear cue thousand rig t ban­ virulent sore, which finally spread over thaw psrohaaaa, aa be to doterauata are required to appear at a aeoaton ro.d Court, In the malter of tho eetatefof Cbsrtee Luster, his forehead and face, not even excepting lhea to be bul den at the probate Office Is lb. rd drod Slid sixty-throe. Present Nbeiluaa C- Prindla. Judge «f Pr-bate. his eyelids, which beosm • so swollen that lags of tiaatiuga, .o>1 abow eauae. .f any there be. la the leaner of tbe estate of Thomas Hill, late his eves were closed. We called a sKill> why lhe prayer of tbe petitioner .bouid not be of Ms pie Urorr. la said rooelv, deceased. eenoe granted io me. by Hie Probate Court of graatod. Ou reading and Sling tbe peb'iaa. duly verted. tbe evenly of Harre. and bearing date the fid tul physician, who administered the du­ And II ii further srdvrsd. that lhe pMitiooer of John Hill, broltar uf said deceased, praying. day of June. IM*. I shall expose te sale at pnblic ally prescribrd retuedie*. A w? In turn of aucliuu to ih. h gtasi bidder, at th. late red ' ' of the iwadeder ot aud peUtaia and tb« hearing unraed to M. Weils Warner deuce of said deoeoaed. in the leweabto of Maple nitrate of Silver «a« applied until the tharvof. by causing a copy ot thia order to be pub­ Theroupou it is Ordered. That Bondar, tbe Grove, ia said county of Bsrre.snd State of NictoDknH] n. A. GOODTEAR. mass of corruption whi n covered his en­ lished In the -Huillng. Daaner." a ae a.piper iweaUeih 1 »Xh] day at July next, al lea o.cleek ia igaa. on Monday tbe tomb l-thj day of August tbe forenoon, be assign rd for the bearing of said io the year one I Ironread eight hundred and six _ tire face turned jet black. Tbe aore again t’lr hl weekl. immediately prerivu. lo »ald day petition, and that the heirs at law ol Mid da- ty-tbree. at one o'etouk. In the afternoon, lhe fol- 1 and again burst through the artificial ersaed. and all other persons interested in ssi-l lowing dewrthta lands and tenamenta. bdaagiag j.lrl 8HEBMAHC. PKtMOLS. akin formed by this ition. Meanwhile ■tale, are rvn aired to appear at a saxetea of said to tafo estate, la wit: Tbe north half inderoignod. bartng all th. blasts many remedies were e nployed without tbe nllagv el HaeUrgs. and shew raaae, if aar eacuon twenty two, (ft.) In town Two [fij North cl any apparent.benefit. For fifteen days there be. wbv the play er af the pedlioaer should ol range Keren fT J West, being la the countr of ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. not be grunted. Barry 'ata 8tato Mtobfonu." 3 and nights he'wua coostanlly held by hi* BOUNTY. BACK PAY, PENSIONS, And It la ’nrfaer Ordered, that tba^prtllioner . L. LAPifAM, Administrator. Ia tbe matter of tbe ooUte of Jobs L. MrLeDan parents to keep him fr un tearing <>pru dec., die., fee. Datedj Jane ttd, IM. jefii with his hands the corrupt maa. which Jfaffe y» bervbr girea that by rirtee nflicnae eatate. of Ibe pendency of arid pelilsoa. and lhe always Collect and never fail tn Per covered his face. •nOdkboniy g »uud to a.e bt lbs Judg. of Pro to bo published in ibe HiJutfa Juaoer. a news­ Gaardtoa*. (tale. Over, when Collected. Everything having failed, ws were in­ bate ia and for tbe eataty of. Barry and Mate of paper printed and circulating ia said ewuntj of o fees requred util claims"aie Michigan. 1 "ill ripoee to ■ale al Public auction Barry, for three •uroeessre weeks, previous to duced by the high recommendations of /•• Hoary. Frederick.aad William Tatra, minora. ' Afonday Ibe Hlb day of Aoruat noil, gi the »id lay at bearing. Notice ia hereby given, that by virtue of a IL Arn's SamafaRHAA tor tbe core of. from door uftbe Court House t. the < illage ot jy'l ” 8. C. PRTNDLE, eense granted lo me by the Probate Court for tbe _ Scrofulous diseaae, to g re it a trial. In Ueetaegs la tbe euoniy of Uarrr and State of (A tree copy.) Judge of Probata. JficMgan, JI ..f tbe right. Hile end interest of tbe Mai. A. ft. teas. 1 sttalF extwae to sale at public his treatise rm Scrofula, Dr. Ayer directs Mid decsaaeJ te Uta fellow mg deaanUeil Reul MUUr a mild solution of ludi to of P-’ta»h to be t Eatatr of Ttanjamin Winnna. of Uieliaurt Honro. in tho vil’tage of Heslinga, _ mo d aa a wash while t iking the Sarsapa­ QTATK OF MICHIGAN. Bsmt Covrrr. as tn the CMBlr of Barry, aad Malo ot Michigan. rilla, and it was faithf ally applied. O Ala erosion ef the Probate Court, far tbs county of Barer, bidden al the Probe’s Office ia Before one Im>tde of tbe Sarsaparilla the village of Heatings, an TtwaJav, tbe Ud day lug daaentad Real l.iale, betongipg to said IN B ARTTXG8. Barry county. Hick., is Buwsr's had been given the ootv bad lost much of of Jane, tn Um year nf our Lard one Item­ miners, tc Wil; t JI age Lui number ten 1M) ia ae ■ building. ay .lairs. Id doer. •Hock number eleven (ii) nf Eastern Addition, its virulence and oHBim-rn-ed l" heal.— mud eight betarad ata sixty-throe: THIS GALLERY Preseat Hberosaa C. Priadle.Jtaae of Probate, >n tbe v| lageol BasUrgs. cemnty ol Barry and enentv. Another bottle eflctad an entire cure, in MidJOii.X W. I.T. HAMM. W ■a erectednew, but Ml. for my special aaresaH. TAM BBCXT. AdmintMraior. in Ibe mailer ef tbe estateef Benyamm Wioaiis, State of Mcblgen ■daova. Three wishing for and the general prvdiciion that tbe child Dated July T, IMS. JyS Un reading wd lliartbapetition, duly rental must die was c,«tndk-trd. Ilia eye af Isabella W.nsat, Administratrix ol said salsie. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. £ Estate of Lcmael Lcwli. lashes which came out, grew again, ami pray IBs for reasons l hero is sei fartb that she aaay hie face la left witbou’ a -car. as een»notb T> BOB ATE Order.—Blate of Mieblpa. be itoenead to sell certain real estate ia said petit­ All persona having del mo against tbu ion described, belonging te naiddeeraaed. as any liody'•*. Il Is uiinr«r«asry for me 1 Counit “f Harry, m_—Al a men ion of tbePtaEtaist/XU Tusifar . Thereupon it ie ordered that Monday, lhe ICih bate Court for tbe evunty of Harry . hoble. at tbe to state in lx>» high esteem wa bold Ar­ Probate Offior. ia lbs vtUagw of Ha.li.gs, an day ot Angus* noil, a* tea e'eioek. io Ibe fore deceased, are hereby notified and requested to — Bondar, tbs twenty-ala th d»r af Jane one tbou- noon, be assigned for Uro hearing of said pel>‘t<>a, present the same furesamination ata adju«taMnt n an’s SAsaaraniu-x. and that the hnr. at law of eaid deceased, and all other parsons interested in surd relate are requi­ ed by iba Probate Court for the county of Batry. Bborsiaa' C. Priodfo. Jodge ofProbate. who will meet for swell purpose, el the oftire ot In the tnMIer of tbe estate of tamuel Lewis. red to appear ala aoaeton of said Court, then to tbs Cuuatv Clerk, io tbe t-wn.l.is nf Hastings Cs be holdsa at tbe Pnsbuie Office in Heatings, and abow causs.tf any there be, why the prayer of toe In arid county of Barry..« Muodsr. tha twenty- th Un rwdragtatd Sling the pMHion.doly veriSed. fourthdsy_of Angast. next, and an Mender tbe qo petuietwr should tort be granted. And it ia further ordered that the itaitfonsr prating Sir reason, therein Set forth, lint Ad November, A. if IM. at tbe boars of ten a ■ an m-niatraiKHi of uidaatala m iy br c.anmitled to ■ire notice to all parties interacted, of tbe pen­ ri deuce uf said petition, and the bearing thereof, dock. A. M. on each uf tbe rewpuetive Jars above cm herself and Lsmsel tawia, eon ofaaid decarod meutiauod | six months from the filh cay of Joao. Pa Coldwater. May 16, 1937. Thereupon. Il ie ordered that Monday, tho XT th by caiauug a copy of this notice and order to be IM. bmng tbe time limited by the arid Probate gi in the lla.ttoes Banner, a nubiie Mimu. Kadwat As Co. I have lieen day at Joly* nest, at ten ffei-ek tn ibe foreseen, pnbliahoil Cuur*. tar the final adjustment of ell claims of aaMgoed for tbr beanag of Mid petHioo. and newspaper printed al Heslinga and eirrolating IS agaiasl said estate. .su afflicted lor some years with what fk« bo Ural Ibe heirs al law ol sa.d d.teaard, and el arid county of Barry, for four soceesaire weeks, JAMES A-SWEEZET, 1 apasafo- se prerioua to said day of hearing. / physicians trim Consumption. Il had' DANIEL STRIKER, I afoaoru. no, “iSX'SiL reduced me to such a low slate, that I ‘to appear al a aoweioo of Mid Court, then to bo Dsled. June folh. IcCt. JunalT. ta bol'iea el tbe Probate Office.in the village of Has______________________ ____ Co was incapable of attending to my buai- Uttgs, and abow eanae, if aev there be, why the newa. I suffered continual paina in my rrs’ker of the petitioner should n..l be granted. And II is further ordered, thaMbe petilioerr tames, and my strmmeh was no disordered, ADMINISTRATOR'S 8\LE. that my food would pa— undigested. — of lhe pendaeey oleetd peUlfon. end tbe beerong NOTICE ia hereby given, that by virtue af a HOW IZJ3T' now TIESTOHED 1 ” After using the mneV-p»pnlar medicines Iberrom, “f AN lieenee beanex date the M'b nt April. IMO, order lo be pubbabed to ibe ••Ifoatings Banner /■st roHuW, ia a JbaW MNbpe; Afar Ute. of the day tn no ^Tert. I was induced a »e w saeper pein tod an! eirentatlag in arid conn- end greeted to me by the Judge of Probate of tbu coualy efCnlhoua. and Blate of Michigan, aa Ad- A LECTCBE ON THR NATCRK’TREATMENT. through the influence of one of v»ur true ir of Barry, for three successive weeks, immvdi- minislretrtx uf'he Eatate of J anon Cow lea. Isle » nnd radical Cure at Spermstarrbiaa nr Senias! STANDARD riling agents, to use your R. IL IL, and “ft t™’ said cmniy vtCalb-mn. derested. 1 sb.ll tell . Wlnkuuaa, Settiri Debility. Nsrvousseas. ami Public Auction or Vendue, to tiw bigbral bidder, Involuntary Ernie.ions, inducing Imnoteorf, / am bappv to have the pleasure to infiirm ‘ jy| Jedge nf Probate. al ibr DwoUiggHeuse. ua lhe Sueih half nf the Cbnsumpliou. mx> Mrstri and Physical bebility. / vwtiMrt.'afUr wring b«l»lee of the North-West quarter if ■'octhm f.'urtoeu (lointba _Dy ROBERT J CULTERWELL, M. D. ] township of Juba.town, ia the County ot B.rey4 'Resolvent, I am entirely eared. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. and Stale of Michigan, on Ttairuday. tbe Md da* Mr wife •has been subject Io the aickof July. 1*0. at one e ctoek in tbe afternoon ef eeaoi Sell Abuse mar beeffinlnally remored-withAH persons having claims agsinsl the out inlerori medieiee, ae iba <tonren>u« applies headactie. but, since yotar remedies have ..■■I dqr. the following deecni.sd itesl EOste ■. XaUUaf »TJJwwi Orr, Tbe North fraet.iwiel half of tho North Eaat Itoaaf entwHea. hutraUMOta. medieulMi bngtea. t>r«m introduced Into my family, the use 4e0Maed. are hereby n.Aibed and rvHurstrd to aad other emfuneal ttovieea. lairre clrarlr deutprerool tb. -ir.r fo/esatninaliM aud afeua.nieo; quarter nfeectrnn Fifteen, in Township nee (1) vnelrstta. and «bo entirely new ata highly oneNorth af RuagrfEight < fl) Wool, tontsiaiar n netytu the uaderataned CtHuauaai.uera.duiy wpuuned six sod H UMho acres.«teept Ufty e.x >44, acres J>y the Probata C«rt« <■ the ennaty of Barry, on th, N- rth rid. of the aoa,. leuvltg Forty and gdUivr. fall v explained, by vnras. nt which error — one 1. rnubfed te anre himself perfectly, and a. Who Will meta far aneb perpuee. at [he office hfolnOths acres. Alaa, ibuttovlh half of the North west quarter the least Marible rest, thereby avofatag all tha of ftoetfosi rnurtoeo. (1*. 1 enntalning Eigttty v«0) wtu. rfiovu a noox to tuocyaia an tuoasaerre. same township and Rangy .nineteenth [Ifllb] dat of December, one thou.. . re Al*o tbe Wees herfufrtto. Booth-Weal quarter oraaod eight Iromlred and sUt- throe, at the Loera of Heati in Two (krnnatatatag eighty (ta) aeren. Kent under seal, fa a plain envelope. Is a«y ft sddrese. pta Mid, un tbs receipt of two postage B.l ionta. froi .be ltd. day W atampri by Jf UmS for'the Sari adjustment trf ril clauna “itatad JHO. MART COWLES. 1Z7 Bowery. New Ytrfc. Fact Office Boa. tffiM er . N,wt Y*’rk»J«»l.r L—The HtfU cvntame tbe following: Man land Heights, June 98.—We were vUited here ymterday by Grn.nl Hooker, accompanied by Brig. General X* arren. The object of tbe visit was to inquire into the propriety ,.f evacuating Gera Oct.—YaamSTtMaoa will give <w>b »f his mirthful exhibitions at the Ful­ Itowl L. Powdi, aaun hto appearance to be en­ tered io lbw muM, Wlthta three months from this Dr‘ Jfofci’mtTered. bebtaK utaJroto}iouA» J—MA WrwHMkMMA WahaVie wyW^bnrt T - 2 » �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-07-15.pdf 883a8df4cd59c055e51cf4ea2f8df040 PDF Text Text "Liberty and Union—One and Inseparable.” vm. vol. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1863 €l)t 3Juting« Ifanntr ra roouaato iti»t nuau> ’oily of disturbing our •'amicable rela­ tions” with Southern merchants and with the slave sUttet,"affd boldly joined hands with the South In “agitating** uncondi Hon­ al................. aubnaustiom .The whole mercantile oumiiMsaiJy were very much disturbed ■nd alarmed becaneseveral kind hearted men of their number in this ail 11 ' r. •! ndfui uf God's neglected poor. The question was finally settled, partly by a mob and partly by legal proceedings. So Miss Urandal's school in Canterbury was supprtsvd by violence; and tape jmd bob­ bin had a great triumph. ©rujiwl $hrtrj. RiilUn •.DTBXTBIXO. I aS aa4 Oar< Priattue. AU ibUs Cbzd. Jltudtm, AT THE HASTINGS ‘listings' Oiisiittss STORE!!! Jirtrtort DRUG Roberts tre M60 the Usrs fcr ulher* Shed, it. j. <;n nt JUST RECEIVED Of bs«U«r Crowl*. andbrisblar dysi; On high iU randy petals hung, a new and moat complete assortment of MASOM ALLEN s DRUGS AND MEDICINES, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL mi mms HO in: RTS A: STRIKER FOR MBCHAXICAL AKD MEDIC15AL PUBPOtiES,05LYjE4 Of .ter! ra its*!. the strif. .bove’ GROCERIES! IE ■ TTURSEYS AT LAW and Solicitor* inCUsnA «rv. I’artiouUratUetloa paid to Coevcv- NsBtre. Junc&’.lKS.' glisrtUanD. TEA. COFFEE. SUGAB, SPICIS. PEPPER. PKCXES. HGS. RA131XB.CODFIMI; £ cost of il>e Court House, Haiilnc*. Wien. Swxnsr. L’STICE OF THE PEACE, Will attend totk. d^LBROOK, . BuBSBLL. iTYnir.imm'J sorrnm;tbu»e. ' jdtTiRos or' MtaCaxTtLa nmoar. . J tad CookiBX Extracts, PENS. PE>H 1.8. rtKS, PAPER, EMVELOPES. CARDS, " * HOST POPULAR patekt medicines join itom.RTs CBIEAIP, FOB <DASB TTOBXET »»d COUNSELLOR AT LA <ften balance tbo hooka, and make kv.b settlement uf our running account with the South. headed kuuk-Loepcr will always look at both aides ul huulwfgsr, Uul failing either to charge or credit a«|cry< jtem pfiecting bis prosperity. Tbo best «f hudousv men w’lB, even then, Im very often de­ ceived. When a loss occurs, it la natural either to make light of it, or to flatter ourselves that somehow or other »c ihall get our money. 'Very few ‘meu have the courage or tbe will to look their r.tf.ura squarely TYi’^hi! eyes. The aehild when a single figure of While it Is well, through life, always to look on the bright side, it la far betuu/'1 always to look on I 11 ul We affirm thnt slavery, thus far, with majority of the people of this country has been made purely and simply a com. mcrciul question. We have beenj.unwH* ling to luol a£ Il honestly, in Its moral aspects but have steadily calculated ita money' wUUe.' ' .A hundred millions of dollars or m>rc, per year, of cotton rev­ enue, lias Lceii enough to cover up and entirely hide from out- ey esmh of ail villainies." A bund* sear has made eloquent and infeniwa a tluW»an*'ttM.guca •” defending slavery no both a harmleoa and a'divine lnatituti.m. A hundred milMooa a ROBERTS A'STKIKEB. KIAFPEI A BFBB0W8, TABLI8HED 1760. TTORXEYS sad COURtHCLLOBfi Al LAW Snuff and Tobacco ItA M QU«b*t* »’"**• „ DAMIEL COOK, omc or rut , tenths of the CheirtUn comrriaaity M-aU UentlmiMi. Uatfl them—to Sreateninc them they did not move to put a etop'lb.TL— Whoever writes the history of “ Chatbam street chapel** or of the “Broadway Twbernads," will have mvend chapters on a Koru nr tw o of mobs got up entirely by men engaged in business South. NO. 11. THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBTKG. tbe great victory st Gettysburg Lee’s pion of boule was simple. He The merchants uf the North, to this shoe of their Southern trade, demanded tlio in­ bstinstoly to break It The shelling of famous Fqgltlre-Stave Low—on* of the moat infamous enactments that over dis­ ing hill, and tbo unflinching courage and graced any nation in the dvilixod world. complete dlciplino of tbo army of tbe Po­ Their influence, (and money,) backing op tomac repelled tbe attack. It was renew­ the South, secured ita passage. ed at thn point of tbo shoe seddeaThe merchants of Boston disg When the venerable John Quincy Ad- city by their (alacrity) and un the western aide with an consecrated smn first opened'bis mouth for liberty, boldnsM in tending from and eloquently demanded tbe sacred from under the shadows of old Fsneuil right uf potltion in Congress,every North­ Hall, a poor black man wbo innocent ern merchant was half scared to death.— of every crime except thnt of loving* his infantry and an artillery educated Dealers in dry goods, hardware, and own liberty—his own body and soul. midst ofchargoa of hostile brigades could groceri___ --------- *ith manqfacturers in Die merchants of New York disgraced poadbl) bare sustained this axasult.— Connecticut and Massachusetts in their Hancock's corps did sustain h, and hasofforta to quiet that “craxy old man."— got down <x> their knees in Castle Gar­ covered itaolf with immortal'botrars by They were told by Southern traders, Tbe total ----- --------den, and offered themselves living sacri­ its constancy and’ courage plainly, from store to store, and from fices to lb« great idol of Slavery—backed wreck of Cusbing'a battery—the Hal uf ■hop to insnufaoUiry, that the North up by the ’-brents of The Journal of Com- Its killed mnd wounded- tks-Jpeeeo oi must stop short—not go another inch, or taeree—which paper demanded that busithe South would rebel, oeaso buying should choke their consciences. Yankee notions, and break up the Union. sell their principles with their goods, and Awful! animals—of dead soldiers in false, and protect “Southern institutions." Arthur Tappan As Co., then the leading Who were tbe loudest and boldest In dead soldiers in gray—more marvellous silk merchant* of New York, were soon their condemnation of William H. Sowingird out as arnerng the most dangerous urd, beenu»o be dared to tench thst God's war—are a ghastly and shocking testimomen in the commuuiiy. Tbsy <crc nytothe terrible fight of the Second looked upon as the mortal enemies of the irpu that none will gai South liecause they did not like slavery. of breaking ill ever have the di»ti our great A arthem ciliet. They kept n splendid stock of goods, and , The blows which Charles Sumner got sold them al fair prices. They were good dtixen*. They were honest Christian froth Northern merchants. hart him vast­ for. Tbo battle commenced at daylight. men. disposed to help every good cause. ly mum than the bodily bruises Inflicted on the side of the horae-shue position, exupon him by the asssaatin. Brooks, for But they sternly held to tbe awful heresy hich Ewell bad tbev were given to him day by day fur embodied,in the Savior’s Golden Rule.— crush through. Musjmtry proThey were gnretted and stigmatized oi riaine of the sun. a thick •‘Abniitiouhls" all nver the South, and wood veiled this fight, bat out of IW leaff naginnblo Indignity was heaped ner, however—God bleoe him—:s yet upon them. Ten thousand dollars were dive, battling for freedom. No body of men cried so loudly fur offered there for the leoR (brains being ■care* in those States) of the senior mem­ “equal rights" and slavery in Texas as . ber of that dod fearing firm. A slave's Nurtheni merchants. Northern merchants scared and bribed suppose, huw dsngerons it was to listen lliat great ginnt, Daniel Webster, and ihrqjigh thia wood. Tbo demonstmtiefcbrought him from almost the highest to heivetily teachings or Christian duty. pinnacle of earthly honor and fame, down was protracted—it was slMolately pre­ The etort nf Arthur Tapps parative ; but there was ao ’ " two iii humility to an untimely grave, finally inubded at midnight by some i ■Northern merchants have had an equal thousand of tbe Copperlreads of New officers irvojir western front mentioned, York, led on entirely hy business meh,. fever for years lest the •grrns Southern with the gravity doe to tbs fwet, that the snd nearly alt the windows of their new commercial convention” should turn the rebels had felled trees nt Intervals upon and brnotifiil warehouse were demolished. current of trade from the South direct to Other th-'uitanda of the most httpeotaWt Europe. A single resolutiun proposing face of our position. Iwiainees men of the eilv were ■pectators (If they could burrow tbe money a4 the works for the protection of artillery men. orthis -^itit rctribuimn,’’ mid htrtdly tip- North) to b bl Id two or three steamers to Suddenly, and about ten In the fore­ Clauded it. The tnob finding^ out, just run from Charteaton or mobile, to Liven। time—and before breaking into the pool or Faris, would give thorn all the noon, the ?remises—that Major General Arthur lock-jaw ur the lapc-and-bobbio tremeua. leuce as of deep sleep fell upon fee field of ■ ppan was commander-in chief of a large Northern merchants hare suffered battle. » RO «epli force of clerks, well armed with loaded themselves to be swindled enormously The n . mtatf* A* muskets, brhlnd'the shatters, wisely de­ by such men as Black-Mail Hambleton west, and massed tlicre Longstreet's eorpa termined tu beats’retivM *nd make tracks uf the “Southern Confederacy" newspa- and Hill’s corps, tb hurl them upon the To be “on the record" m “friends weakest point of our entire position. fur home. Tba-weiteHted bod his earItcot trainings in morals, polities, and iif tbe Soulh’waa more important than to * Eleven o’clock—twelve o’clock—one military science under the leadership uf bo on the record as friends of liberty and o’clock. In the shadow cast by the tiny that, add Major-General in-defense ufaaid ofliberty mid of juatice. Thousands of farm house 18 by 20, whkh Gen. Meade property, sud of csriauiiaalieoable rights, dollars were paid to silence that gratrliSrs has made bis headquarters, lay wmried ■nd con now iwar (ealimouy that bis qual- seamp. His “black list" was a terror - - tired reporters. Thero to every white-livered mcrohat in New Staff officer and bulducR, and sagacity—were of^e very It»k.. ... —wbiebhsd higheqt order. Hist samo,gallant com* But time and apace fail us. We esn- the scene the singing of lusader wbi> then so distinguished him­ net begin to go through with such a rolself, in a very prutrartqd conflict, is now ume of buaineaa Items. We tatvc men- tbe wbitewsubed cottage. In the of its warbling, a shell screamed oves in honored auidier on the retired1 list,? liotted only a fcw ufjtoe great . -.ju nihilists are now setting;,not with tbe pen, but the honse. instantly followed by another. period in life, worth a duxwi of A certain ho can figure up tbe full of the most complete artillery preJudo sort of Majur Gauerals whose names shall tosses which tlto North has .pcrodically met with on their Southern trade 1 Who to an infantry battle that was ever uxbibnot be menliuuqd in ibis place ited. Every siaa and form of sheU known The rowdies at Now York were still can Ix^ln lo tell us of tbe Incidental dam- to British and American gunnery shrisk^ kept at wurtf by the merchants—by pub- ccr to character and morals which our ed. whirled, moancsl, whistled and wrath Northern business tuen haro suffered in their •‘commercial inter'eourse" with the South 1 very kindly, relieved,him of must uf bis e-----------------hare now to To cap the climax, tioptthuld "furniture, Lnruiug .it ju_^be pay, literally, thousands of millions of a very bell of fire that amaxod tbs eldest streel iu front of |>ia door./ Ibe family dollars, direct! v and iridirertly —Mo aay officers. They bmvm* yard—burst escaped without personal damage, and nothing of hundrads of thousands of, prec­ next to the fence <m both tides, garnished ious lives— befor* the books -can bgj.set. Itsc mob.bad.every thing their usual with the hitched horses without HisVu: banco uf either lied.’ 'Merchants, manufacturers, .mid and7 orderlies. The -------------------fastened animals — buslneka men of the North, what do yon reared and plunged with terror. or the pulico. Ono Then think of the profits iff sudTa traffic) ff|bsn>C length a portrait of a venerable parent Was brought out for destruction. The light «if Ute are rcVcaled.U> tbe’crowd TELLOW SNUFF. prreoe-.-c.red the ibdgte’«.f our nwMoC.l [. M. SHELDON J*™ TOBACCO- dteten voices. The picWrq was spared, Blair, inode tbs J»Ucrait« .MotmncnUi in M and ex­ n speech at Coldwater, al a rev lew of tbp StJcwrelry, bifor. d^rture dTlHr J J M .1. N M amb-J-v.-e driven, :br r&iment frmn ttffeamp «»’Mt plane; I reiterate w/bi. nsn fcct‘ Mkhigan liM eulistad fifty thousand men for this How many of them do you think A'shell M op the little step oftboHesdU'~“ eta.,, »U* Anl*< ■r>Pp.» to ui»~>gbu.,ut.. lU™ have been killed or died of wound*?— could not be eold at home, aud the hdte Unites you have teen the account yw eocrteaiy. and uf of buyers wore often demanded to w»U»fj would «im« fur from guessing —inaarwewwlwi 10! Moro than itml wooM the ■ “ .. chivalry" >■ . .t ti>ifMWfFTfsdcr» ,t.v. s—vasterV....S hud uut, URlsretily ROO'! How do °Ut us glance M tte rtcbrffft? M wrecked’he other <Jsr. bb.1 Tlev WlH (urnleh 'Aod immediately to �went of iron through the bone of I Another, cut with an exploded ■ pm MM Rxtlr.aA^I num.—ABtaAm* Zswrofo. .wrfiOOTtimm tai 18* <Ma- nTdoC. ir*°rt*.»w ~ ~°~U« Ib.p~pkof non Taken. w«l <w l-«l 0.13«»j« mm> Court House. ■*» aS. ■tar Meaisv. April Wh IM3. Ps» Trelai tee Mtrtlre* Cvars I tears Battle Creak aa fallow*; ich-, July Uth, 1MX CoL WM b £** that tba rebel infeat In the midst of macb apparent excite­ । Prof. Hasans ia bis etrod. We believe ment atroag passional feeling and loud the appointee eminently fitted for tbe pnaittoo.and that tbe university under ||J m.l» 4.1, T.—V1CKSBVRO B bi* edmlnlstralioa, will not only main­ IT »t1RBB<DERSD O* , tain the pruud position it now < 7*- OUK8. -eM«aia —v.uj LA1 --------* - **-* GLORY °B incrc,*ID® in T.ro.f.rh, ro*P*ritJ' the FOURTH OF JULY. line as tha aopport. at the cis* w tsw'C, uiitHkwu ar.a tmprvjixjiceo ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY. with war cries and a aav. W^inctno. JrfjT.-S^reU,, W.lte. color*. monstration* of the public journals of dispatch to-day fromBUR Ad­ ieu under has received Port*a uXviCKSBlJRG this State as a true index U the popular sentiment regarding the removal of Dr. luIUiwoll., Jrij 10.-TV. rtl—I. RENDERED JULY FOURTH 1 captured Belem, lad., this morning, burn Tappan from the Presidency of tbe Uni­ 1 French rale. After a protracted straggle ed the d» p««t «>f the Lmilev ilk and Ohmverity, be would have made up his mind ! and several advances vid repulses, tha and severest test of the stuff that ad­ 's division in better fight- yesterday by oor infantry and artillery. The rebel* were over our defenses. They al once, that popular indignation would prevent hi* successor from attempting U> fill the position vacated. Il has been painful to the real friends of tbe Univers­ ity to witness this ebullition of patalnn— for it la nothing less than that—and all waa tbi* brave infantry that al one time, from tbe exhaustion of their ammunition. such must have seen or soon will see, that the real interests of tbe University are, by such unreasonable demonstrations, more greatly prejudiced than they possi­ service of grape and caanister was awfuL bly could be, by tbs quiet removal of a It enabled oor lines outnumbered two to doxeo selfebristened “Chancellor*." We tn one, first to beat back Longstreet, and then to charge upon him, and take a great say it, after due consideration and not number of his men and birnself prisoners. without much reflection, that the com­ Strange sight I So terrible was our mu* ment* and appeals of tbe leading journals ketry and artillery fire, that when Arm­ of thia State, in tbeir first articles, at least, steads brigade was checked on ita charge, aud stood resling, all of Ito men dropped were but the manifest ebullitions of pas­ tbeir mu*ket* and crawled on tbeir hand* sion snd personal prejudice. Should any and knees undcrnretii tbe *tream of shot, of them deem thia judgment harsh, we till close to our troops, where they made will be content to wait until tbeir passion* sig-»* of surrendering. They passed thru’ cool, and then ask them to lay aside all oar ranks scarcely noticed, and slowly went down tbe slope to the road in the rear. Before they got there the grand eharge of Ewell, scleinwly sworp to and carefully prepared, had foiled. Tbe rebel* had retreated to their lines, and opened anew tbo storm of shell and shot from their 120 guns. Those who remained al tbe riddled Uadqosrtere will never forget the crouching, dodging, and pride of feeling, as weft, and answer us truly If we have misjudged “them. ery candid observer, that aside from the personal friends of Dr. Tappan, and the immediate vicinity of the University, there has been no great popular excite­ ment upon the subject. Tbe popular . masses and those who hold tbe welfarp of the [fniimiijf above tbeir admiration SPECIAL NOTICES CAUTION I ] French obtained posacssior. of Puebla in 1 April lilt, aud after a few days delay Baltimore, July fl — What i* consider­ ed as p<wft:ve Information is received marched upon tbo city of Mexico. Mex- here that Gen. Ewell expired to day at e loo was evacuated after a slight resistanee house two miles from Fsncytown, hi* wound was received at Gettysburg. and President Juarex lle-l with bi* weak­ Wa.hin«toa, July «, P. M.—The ened aud demoralised force* to San Louis President has decided thst tbe applica­ Potaai. Undoubtedly be will attempt to tion of Stephens and Ould for a nersoaal sustain tlui semblance uf a government interview could not be granted; that oom from thi* point, while, at Lbe same time. 1 munkutiuria would be received through the French in Mexico, aided by the Hex ordinary channels. Carlile, July 7.—Tha railroad bridge ican Copperheads, known there a* the waa finished to-day. Tbe rood ia txiw Church Party, will eel up a Provincial open to Scotland Crvfek. Tbe bridge ibis government under Louis Nspnlvoa.— ■Ide of Chambersburg, between those pointe and ab.Mil three miles of road, Whether Mexico, *■ a nation eeaaes tn was destroyed, and also about tbe »ame exist from thia lime forth, probably de­ di*tenc« between Chambersburg and lia pends much upon tbe temper of other gerstown. It is believed there is no cue nations relative to Napoleon's efforts to my now in Pennsylvania. Harper’s Ferry, July 0.—Telegram* crush out constitutional liberty on thia received via l»ud««i and Bedford, »bow Continent. Poor Mexico’ In her his­ ,\jte ia between South Mountain and tory we may read the future of our own Hagerstown, and will aeleet a place be­ nation, abould ueeesakm austain itacif, tween Hageratitnn and the Potomac to and the policy uf disintegration be recog­ give Meade battle, an it ia considered im­ possible forbim to reach Virginia. Im nised. boden has a force of about ten thousand protecting the rebel trains and getuog them across a* fe»t as hia limited uiean* The TW&waeisaye it baa recci by will admit. It is raiuing torrents, aud spiritual telegraph the following the |>reeenl flood will destroy any p«>n tonjfflc* between the President and the loon* made. C*uch is moving as rapidly Ohio Committee of Vallandlgltarnera.— as the roads will allow. A battle will Though probably not literally, it ia doubt­ probably occur Friday or Saturday. less substantislly-aulhealic. Comparing various estimates which Tht Commitkt to At PrttHtnl : reach me, I think ctor captures in prisooMa. PaxaroasT.—We have trust­ oners «ill reach 9.000 or 10,000. To worthy informatiou that President Jeff, thia number Is lo be 'added the badly lias given our friend Vai. a chan bill of wounded, who will be gathered up all health and free p*»*age through and out uf his dominions. We want you to let him back into your and our tecritory.— I we are already gathering by hundred*. Say yon do It. Your*. Tbe rebel loss in killed and wounded tan hardly fitU'brlow 12,000 or 13.000, Tha Fruitful to At Comuilltt. wbiriTwIU swell their total loss op to 23.000, er on* Ihird nf At fo/«Zo/75.000 ■ . ----- --- < I DAI I win IKH rsnjy any ae» or wiag i.» may c Morgan, force-, 7.000 airtmjr. with six «4ms<lsoe is dlmroh'a <my prw^-ro. M pievw U artillery, left Belem thfe after“* noon, moving eastward. It ia •'«pp"*dti.7 JateTlhwutevilhi. -tab- nth. tdta. their purpose is to strike the Indianapobl’”-1 MABV 4XJ< FttfctUS lis fe Loui.ville Railroad M Victitw or......................... ,----------------Seymour. Gen. Hob-Mi. with 4,500] yrSFEBMATOBRIKEX CAM cwvslrv.at wkwi today was inclnoe pur-1 «»-n"■ '■» „i., /tervr, Ac., •pwUifeaAta ••I to the jlaUu, At preri. script ion to stock, tec. The meeting is represented aa being very bahnnnioua. and the result waa quite «ati»factory tn the frioBdeof the enterprise. The subwcriplions misde upon that day, amounted a ford, which strengthens tbe belief »f * HTMU.MJ UX1SK toawrtata r.rv Ze.afawgeneral and desperate affray U> morrow vr ' * ‘ •«-«'»-«— - ■* •• .»lerr4 v>tl.«al lb* li»vlear« Tuesday. * » ‘ “It i« rumored that Beauregard has * j to nearly or quite <20,000. A pretty good ■»bcgteplng for aStery important large near the Upper Potomac; toro ope- < New York, July "r* Tr^ear ito XCBTOCR SCmtns OF 90TU thij cotmty bee already commenced; and '"'Ta—'"'.........thrvuyf lb* . u> bsolUi ia a few <*»», after from wliat we can learn, it ii evident that the crop will not be more than half the IX—Tbe who arrived Bunday trom the front, states tbe Potomac bad fallen five fret auj wa* fordsMe for fowswM. Tbe rebel army if concentrating at Falling Wstor*. New ^ork, July IX—The Trihuatt lrr«t*l*r r*pys*.*e iwtat* of «aty to ciwaveultate'telti. sfltioata usual average. Early wheat wu badly damaged by tbe Hessian fly, and later Ci- Ida are being nearly ruined by weevil terr*. lb» amaiwcure Uene*. vs tbe rreetrf* rfa*ta*rs»cS sevstops. bs will *<** [ftw) a 32ix JL lMT*hmT»*rs!t"BrollJa; There is oceasHMislly a field and rout, ..Fwbeat tbat.will give an unusually large • .. Hew Advertisement*. m.me entirely ruined. ESTRAY! era to circulate it in th'* county, we per- ’ milted tbe name to get into print aa the I Cirmtian." We cannot say that we? wta’-‘KEi~LS!?T- Utailenant vasloe." But it i« r Tittle strange that thev were 0<4 induced to do so until after 1 his visit 10 ths Oonfoderary. W so ft his Dtaeosaiou k right and proper If conduct­ influence with the rebels that produced ed in a spirit of candor, with the object the “mrnriacT* Tbe cviuddenoe is a of aiding aod correcting rather than of Httle aatguhir," Mttruo.—Quite a onaly announced ita object wa» to organ­ ise a company and open books for sub afeolMwt paMto uy •Air-**. tevN. ...... ’’/'Notice! iralryman,' bm’r day afternoon of !a»t week. Il* «S<f ‘No*1 gel*WorU, F^^iStred uUay. “ I' UI’HAM, ti«i Uaiwvvrr Srsasr, ttnfefaiptta.. v. but o}*'*- Vlrewlsra sret frv*. BySi-asewhun eral enter**"'.-------------■»S b.dri.,,d■ u-r'it.—; *iirii«uniSiSii»jr tattle *•”?*,/jb,. brought bi* IT DMUNKKNMBM CURED. credited ,f faM below. B I-?•£*•*•••*'• 1 ■ 1 Tut fouiaruD g?r*T7 I reports that they took 4,'KiO prisoners. The rebels ewtimatn tbeir killed and wounded « 10.0M." New York, July IS.—A Harrisburg dispatch to the Jftruld says a telrgratn from Loudon, Sunday, states that the enemy art pressed in front end both flank* by Meade, wbu hold* them tightly where they are. It is raining heavily to-aight. Thr Potomac haa not fallen, PbiladriphU, July IS.-TU /ags.rrr may still go on in ita career uf usefulness give bitn a^paae, a la Santa AnnL Just has a special from Boooesbore, of the J^v m. tea. jy»’*w A Fomosst.—Tbe Democratic papers astiafy me that our interest—our cause— 12lh, staling that our forces are steadily e publishing tbo following extract,as an and provpority. advancing, and ars in sight ‘of the rebel i, g.lLE OF STATE LANDS. Wo arc not of those who believh that that of tbo llplun—will bo promoted by teranco uf Thurlow weed :■"* Toledo, July 6.—Tbe Knights of the letting Vai. into osr country, and it »U*II but no fighting to-day. It is reported the the University is nothing without “Chanbe done as promptly sod cordially aa Jeff Golden Urd* broke into the depot at rebel* have attempted to turn our right odlor” Tappan as ita head. .Possibly it let him out of bis. Is it a bargain 1 IlunllogUta. Indiana, about 2 o'clock thia out of At Rrpobhetw petty. Bach a man Frederick, M<L, July 12.—Account* canuot remain in or act with a partJ Tht Coaunilltt lo At Prnidtnt. tbe friend* of tlie latter and the indlacro1 from tbe front represents Ixe surrounded whose chief end and aim ia to destroy the Of course not." Can’t do 1U Soo you tributed them among tbemarlvee. I at or near Williamsport^ Our (lih corp* old Union and establi* a .pew and entire­ lion of tbe friends of the former. Indeed, bleat first. occupy Hagerstown aud the TOth corps ly different one, 'with all the modern im­ it may be regarded aa certain that the Funkeotuwn. prov etnen to.* ” exertions of tbe press and tbe Alumni of Tht Prttidnl fa tht Commillet. Boston, July 6.—The enforcement of We ars rapidly pushing Lee V» the riv Tbe Albany Jonnalsays it is a forge­ Then it’s no trade. By-by A. 1 the college, aided in fostering ill-feelings draft in Marancfiusetta io to proceed forth er. Gen. Kelly is reported on tbe Vlrry, and that no such sentiment was ever with. Those wbooe* names ^re drawn ginia side of the Potomac t» stop the pro­ by other prominent persons, here and uttered by Mr. Weed. Aaarnuar Aaauvrs.—Tbo Pbiladel- will be notified at once, and then allow­ ! gross of Lee. Present information shows 'there, if persisted in, will succed in ruinei* Pritt recalls the fact that General ed ten days to sppear or furnish a sub­ that tbe rebels have not crossed, but got Tbe Demooratic State eon vention iqg tbe University, either with or with cCellaa, while in the command of the stitute, or pay W00. over most of their s oumled and rccrussed ' out Dr. Tappan. We do not charge this with ammunition. ed the following; Judge McCunn. of New York, (then etay“That whenever it becomes practicable 1 There are some reasons known to tn. ing m WaMringtoa). at midnigl t, taking Dalifa*, July &.—Tbe auainer Harriet i to obtain a convention of all, or three him by a Provoet Guard, placing him on Aachaey, fowr and a half days from Ber- j fourth* of tbe states, such body should be why a change in the Presidency or tbe Presiden t J urea ha* abandoned lbs city . the care and banishing him to New York, of Mexico. On June fitb a french divia ecuvsned, for the purpose of proposing University may have been desirable. Of withan injunction not to return under each amend menu to the Federal Cuuati1 peril uf bis life. What makes this cane from Charleston and Wilmington. tulioo as experience has proved to be of Judge McCunn more flagrant ie tbe iment in party protect ion against tbe excited p.mI press upon our friends of tbe press, and feet that no reason was. assigned for hie ulace. The whole French armv is ex­ future others, the necessity for a little more eanWashington, July 7.—A gentlemen pected to occupy tbe capital on the ftth dor in tbo discussion uf thia question; a baa just arrived from Richmond, who left Three newspapers are already rctobli.bed We had undrestood that the Democ­ little lees of passion, engendered by the favoring French policy. One say* the McClellan tiod a perfect right tt» remove day before yesterday. The defense* are racy were unitedly in fi*vor of “tbe Union any person from his military department occupied chiefly by armed citisens, and occupation </tbe oily settles with abwaaitwaa,*' bet hers we have a specific prolute certainty that it is neceosary to ex­ tbe Board of Regents; a little more re- who bed attempted to demoralize or in­ fears are entertained that Lee will be cu^ tricate by root the democratic element. off snd Richmond captured before an ayJiaqui*hnfer.t of the mao for tbo inatlui • tiri n<> lonu.r .1_ _ _ ’ my can be eoncentrated there. tkai; a little more regard for tbe poeitioo Srsasox Cuntctttuca.—In a speech made at Newark, New Jernes, In April deal and his friend*. last, Mr. Vallsndigham made 'the follow­ C^rio, Jul^g.—Maj-Gen. Ogleehy has French. It should be borne in nrind, in discos- ing remarks: Baars Bovs or Mannan.—Tbo boys just arrived at Mem phi*. Ila mya the “ It ba* been proclaimed that It never term* of the capitulation of Vicksburg of Hagerstown deserve honorable men­ alng thia subject dial tbe4foard ufRrgenta A Vallaxuioham Oauas St-srnx&n.— was the Coofrderate'e Intenthn to Invade tion. In tbe Revolution, we know that are the chow; u guardians of tbe Universi­ enbool-boys drilling with sticks on the ’.tee Northern States. Yet, if this war is ramparts of an old fort frightened away ty. They are before and abovo either kept up, battles fooglit, no relenting spirit, party ineludmg the editor, refowl u.euw orar IfiM British. In tbo Wbeoahickoo Preaid ent or Professor. If theyhavasKit no prospect of peace, no sound «f crwieord । port Velland-glmm for Gmetitar- and thr rivyr, wear Philadelphia, a boat-load of Buitarauta u iibdrsw U^r MtruUagv from srf to stair THIS iNVABlON'" Hessians were sunk by boys burling large the paper. Neithsr potion of the party ^An exchange adds Akry pointedly, »« able U. support , pa|wr l,..‘ . Cincineati. July 10.—The Gateittt ing reepoei bill ties, give credit for eoooees, _..* A®e‘irlln« VallaBdigharn’s fire. It was appalling to as good soldiers aven as they wore. ther developments. The reasons for tbe What remains lo aay of the fight 1 II1 "removal of Dr. Tappan are not made struggiod surlily on the middle of/Oe public. When fully known they may horse shoo on the west grew big and ‘ XnUntil then, gry on the heel at the Southwest, lasted be ample and conda»ive. there till right o'clock in the evening, let ns wait. Tbo ptoplt are willing to when the fighting Sixth corps went joy­ wait; and iftbe pre** will aid them, in ously by as a reinforcement through the wood, bright with coffee pots on the fire. endeavors to restore tbe exercise of calm and deliberate judgment, the University . large and enthuaiaatic railroad meeting was held al the Court H<him on Wednes­ P-cY allatsdigbarn at every haxa.d ; | be has indul.ital.ta v.i.l.M«l .J. very 'much regret the mrstske; for It la' ' undoubtedly a fart of one* duty In life < to'Afturd pleasure, eVen though it lie to -children andfools. One of the latter ! data evinced hie piemitre at our mivtaU j A •through the local columns of the Pioetrr.1 -And he even offers to lend, ns .bis dcril ‘(we suppose that ia not the “F. D"— , First or Foolish Devil.) to help us out i>( orthographical difficulties, Ate. Now we eubml^that soch a proposition la rath- •er cool, coming as It does from the man who seldom writes or print* a sentence, *bul what is fiiulty In grammar or orthog­ raphy. Coming as it does from the man u» denote the srta oi vi—— - •­ French rer«dutfoni.t; the wne man wb% ia tbe very same column, in which be “home manufectare," end talk* of; n >i» rfc.m"®" ta"’' ,,'*rir ,te> JmuK M-CEnglbb comjxwiti'T, the readers m . tn JI that be be riv*W’ Ibe out avian P'”. — — pruv^*, after which there will baa litlfo time left, in which U> l«*» h“ ■swrvicM to anybody. 1’nawrotoancAt. Joraaai..—We have rredVed the Ametlean Phrtnulxjicn. I J^mal and Lift /ihitfrftrd. publUwd ’•XMfPWV. Fowler & Well., No. 80R, Broadway, N. Y. Price >1.50 arntse ytb’K M.ier* This Journal contains I vworiderablc unique and readable foetter, a®d is.ypv0y 4he patronage ,.f the public. The prevent number contains disquiait- [ wd) » °°r ioatitutfoM U learning, as In We vaaxA ekw this article without Jr Fortress Mutfro^ July 10.—Maj. Ge Dix and staff arrived al Fort M<e.n last ttighl snd reported that their ex pec , bMue Upt^wctwto Twa Omntwwvu-- a*“"I _s—Im lvni*«*ta •. Aufan ” , �K?. .A.T THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTLE CREEK. 1U. to non AN IMMENSE STOCK OP DRY GOODS .blab an now offend hr all *i GREATLY REDUCED PRICES I ' W.ba.aaaMal » oar A large assortment! of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the ti Ba run and call al SKINNER’S, balora purebaalog; aaour todilto hr purehaalog, and larffla ol aallieg araaaeb (aaaluainly hr ready pay,) tint va eaaa« baa ss fiWMIllill■WhllMifi#} ■Ohhdlll Im Im M;W1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-07-22.pdf 8927664cce79937019c085b060116fc2 PDF Text Text “Liberty and Union-One and Inieparable." VQL.-VHI. — tfje gistings fanner, IS PUBLISdED SVEMY WEDNESDAY, tr itKstixdi, BAitxr coomtt, MicuttfAx A C.C.UOLBMOOH, Stlntrt Jtttrj. “d C*a»s*Hor M Law. Solitilor ed to. Offic* io llolhrauk lu«-V^ ded, “and now I'm going to wipe it out. Shut the door, iMtr. and keep y®««"®U and tbs children out of danger! IT! bo back shortly. Goodbye!” and’ without waiting for a reply,'bo ran out in the di­ rection of bi* rifle, hie wife vainly calling fiw him, and entreating him him to come Iback, and not risk bh lifefooliahly. A* aoon aa be dice more got hold of Ibia rifle, be hastened to load it, and fch, iaa he afterward* expressed It, “like a Then, keeping bimeelf a* tnew man.” much under cover aa possible, bo hurried । tup to a point wliere be could eeorete him<•elf and command a fair view offlw mouth of ytdla, that P 1 the top uf his lung*: ami bar it up tight I The Iniun* are arter you. and I’m a prisoner! Quick 1 quick! ur you’re mt, and the children loo I1' For a moment or two tbs mother and children stood as if paralyzed with setonishmeut and terror, and then, to bis great relief, bo raw bis little boy point in the direction of tbe skulking Indian, and all three hastily rulreet and close the door. < “Tbe Indian now uttered a fierce yell, land stepped out into plain view, fired AT THE HASTINGS Ofadnuiog wo, UU *alwcr fslU up< DRUG STORE!!! Hastings’ ^nsintss glirtttorj. Roberts & Striker, rxEAl.KHS froniJUta horrid f»ie Tltat lovely Linn. that noble mind JTIJaT RECEIVED a new and most complete awortmcnt of DRUGS AND MIE BMC IN EK, MASON ALLEN, Chemical*. Paints, OH*, Cam phene, Huruisig Finid, TURPENTINE AND alcohol. I ROBERTS A NTMIKER, (9&1 UWW. glisrdlann. ______ AND .kb MF.meiNA T3T FOB MECHANICAL MEDICINAL . PURPObTS.ONLY^I THE SETTLER’S EXPLOIT 1) ’. !!•'"A...indnW-tflRM.eUlly, WTSaXS CTV- As Samuel Bowdileh, one of the early settler* on Green river, in Kentucky, wn* going acroa* a patch of awntnp, one after­ noon, about half a mile from hirdwslllng. Lu look slier some catliv, be beard a Slick snap behind him, nnd turning quickly lound, found himself confronted with a .huge savage, in oil the hideotisneas of his TEA, COFFEE. RCGAR. RPICEB. 1'EPPER. War paint, and with hi* rifle or musket 1-RUNEN. FMJN. RA ININ B,CODFtoll. leveled st hi« bead, the muzzle not more ' j than four feet from him. -Bowditch bim self had a rifle in Ills band, but he knew the Indian cotfid sbotil him before bn j could raise it and fire, end he did not ggUOW J-XBTSUlXIs'T make the attempt, but immediately drop­ HI cwUnr Eitrartk. ped it to the ground and held up hi^6wn palma, in token of submission. On seeing ibis the aavage^waUted up nud saidi._^_ x' ••Give Itijunjltm E* see you're a big chief, and 1 hope। [•EXH, I’KNCILB, INKS. PAPER. ENwo may Be friends.” • Where.live I" asked theaavatfe. a* be। iwodiiecd a stout thong of deer skin, andI /proceeded to bind the naiid* uf 14* capMOST POPCLAft • fall Block lUlbrook** N GROCERIES! •WEESBY a ALLE1L rriraNBY* at law«® IVMligaUOB cL?. Will t>« happy v fktTICF OF THP rEACE, *111 attend V>Ui* MkUs. Barty cw*aQ, M ra- NO. 12 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1863. _________ _ I. A. HOLBHOOK, t~ i-i-------------------------------- 7~ J. M. RVMMELL. .....■□.cnSstfltamM. Offirato R-SM11. I-' .UTT.-.Stats •tasot- , both pieces, ooo after toe other, at toe dwelling, a* if be had impulsively adopted thia mean* to vent hi* rage at being discovered and foiled ot murderous pur pose. Then looklug round at hi* captire, he threw down toe rifls belonging to the latter and drawing hi* tomahawk, started toward him on a run. Bowdileh, who bad watched every motion, and knew that in hk rage, toe savage would brain nnd sculp him, now gslbered all his itn-ngtof and mads one desperate ef­ fort l<» free himself, acting ratner from the instincts ofaelf preservation than from any hope of success. - But to his great joy, lit* unspeakable joy, be heard and felt his bonds strain, crack and snap, and suddenly found him­ self free and hi* arm* at liberty. He looked quickly and wildly aroond, al most di- wd । doubt his senses—to credit his g<«xl fortune—for any fortune then seemed good which would give him even a bare chance for his life where he expected only certain death. Die Indian waa at least a hundred and fifty yard* from him, and hi* rifle unloaded; and with that start ia a race for life—in a race that involved not only hi* own life but that r»f hi* wife and children—who so swift of foot to overtake him. . __ __ gon on the day of the battle waa Ebenexar Lock, who died at Deer­ ing, N. IT., about fifty •£»- »• redded at Lexington in 1775. The Brit­ ish regular*, at the order of Major Pit­ cairn, having fired at a few American* on «r .khonaa. each with hl* rifl* in bis hand, his powdsr born at hi* aide, and hla pocket* pro­ vided with bullet*." -Amcmg th* number _____________ >hs Ebenezcr Lock. omlnou. from,.' “iO V Th. BriU^ tad taM . ■ ta «p««a ; riveted upon t..„ ---------- — . 1 For ten minute* .11 to see him appear. all was still—nothing moved—and then, to his belter satisfaction, he bebsld the In­ dian coming out with a ateallby step luokin# cautiously and suspiciously sround. Tta rid. ita “Uh. ... •Ir.-d,■ U-.l. ed, and fora moment or two he sighted direcilv at his heart, and then fired. The savage threw np bi* band* convulsively, uttered a noise between a groan And a veil, and fell back quivering on ths earth. Uowditch took time to reload, and then approached him cautioualy. He found him quite dead. “I never acalpcd a red-akin in ray life, he muttered, “but I'll do it one*!” and *o h® did. v , When be finished hie bloody work and secured everything of value, he threw tbd dead body-duwn the rocks and left it to be dovouredfby the wild bewtaand vultures. He then went home in triumph and re­ lated hi* exploit* to lii*Mtoni*bed family. He lived for many ywar* after in that vi­ cinity, but was neyir again molested. Lock. Un ra loin the nartv st toe grwen, placed b.Ulf iin an ops. «|Ur at . convenient distance for doing execution. A portton of the reserve wa* standing on a bridge and Mr. Lock commenced firing at them. He worked valiantly for ten mimrtes. bringing down one of the enable* aU4b_ moat every *bot. U p Urlhh time note cun had been fired elee where by ths Americans. The British greet! v dirturbed by loKing so many men by the random fire of an unse«n foe, were not long in ed unhurt, coiinued tn load and fira with the preciaon of a distinguished marksman. He waa driven to such close quarter*, however, by the British on his rigBt *>d left, thst he was compelled to retreat Ho had but one bullet left and there to DC lost; US icvcneu nearby, dropped the weapon, and Ae man wm shot through tbs* heart. Tbs ball* whistled about him. Lock reached The Nashville Union, which is ooa of With a loud yell of mingled joy and ■■u uuwu ------------ defiance, away he went over the hill, and the most lively m wall ra the moat use­ wards, rolling aa if mortally wounded.— fol journal in the country, hopes “to sra ■ ... .. 1 ___ A». th* with a louder yell of rage al hla unex­ a hundred thousand Gorman emigrants pected evrepe. toe fierce savage came bounding after him Bowditch knew ev­ It add* : ‘We are tired of cfihte aristae ery inch of ground 'tn tort vicinity, and racy ; give ua boneat working men in he lisd nlraady gained sufficient presence of mind to shape hi* course so a* to take tbeir place.” Tennessee ia, in regard to climate, soil, ath-antage of all the chances in hi* favor. and other advantage*, one of the finest Dio hill, about th® summit, wa* a *ucce»Nobody haa a right to ba Preaident State* in to'c Union. Ita valley a are sinn of rocks and bushes, with caves, Wa among the pleaaanlert and ricbeat, and except a proslav cry Democrat. chasms nnd precipices, nnd over, through । ..._ _____-, «k>o tlia ninrj. ita mountain* among the grandeat in the and nfong these natural obstruction* the country ; end the people, except In the CICA.-1 MVUI ••■J ,----- J. fugitive believed he could make hi* way Whenever a Stale become* di*»Uafied western part of the State, ntsr the Mi* with any man living, either white or red, •iwwippi, arc loyal to toJ Union and to with an set of U>o Federal Govcrnmeal and so took the most troublesome route liberty. Here tbouaand* of indurtrious, it can accede at will, and It Irt violation for hl* larger and morer----- --------------------of the Conatialution to coerce It into s-bf ■ ■ fiireignara x -______caa _ A hA _ lived, sbr.uld be by ehanee find ths 1 praerable fold a pleesMl -7---------- — — • •him, ■ - double • — on - him 1 home, with work in abundance, in the ra Aedraw Jackaokviolaled the Cowti* ' latter gaining on to •■««■'•. '4" iZ.'k.a..,. . ."•“• .. <^-11■ L. C.a>. - tuiop »hen bo coerced Calhoun snd bia no match fur the other, even witbout mile dirtant, where be cold rater, by | «"• compeer* into *ubmia*ion to federal weapon* on either side, and so submitted following one of the Inbyrinthian passage* Lawa In 1E32. quietly ih-iUgli agonized at the thought of within, and could come out on- the name emipisnl* from Europ* And from the Wigfall and othera had a perfect right Th® Federal his poor helpless wife and children, in side into n thicket not more than fifty Eastura States will no longer have to to firn on Fort Sumpter. feet from the main opening. their loticlv cabin over the hill. . travel ball acroe* thaoontinant, to Iowa Government is violating the CoustiluUim _ Looking buck occasionally, a* be fled ••I live r>ul yonder not n great jrny V~. li. J. HANEY- , or Minncsaota. to boy cheap and pleasant in resenting the insult. xrne of ilutinra along his nx?ky way with tip rase of a 1b*re"rrp|lr<1 tb*'■p**”* n-w«’« The Constitution aa we interpret it^ •ell cvervibrogie home* ; but these clasras will henceforth 1 > - Y * 1 c» AN. sr R<-FOX-4 mountain goat, Bowdileh soon discovered when Davte. .Ea-sas- was®? st. * I.;. I.in th* proper tinrrkor direction.1 his ixs«i in the *eek—end be sought by—the central and the Union *• it -How many «otT’ queried 'be Mvage. tort however superior to him his adver­ .States, Virginia. Kentucky, Tennessee, Tuomba, Tbompenn and Floyd wotroisary might be in physical strength, he A M . and X »® a F-________ I TTHT/V.P, JDS CASE 'Die acttler heaiiated nboul telling cor as well aa Maryland and Delaware. Thera led it. was no match for him In speed in that redly. He brat thought ho would name state* could do nothing, now, more ad- - Lincoln ia not Preeident of the Uni­ II. WRIGHT, a number large enough to deter Ibo hi particular locality ; and this not only In­ ted State*, and we owe no allegiance to or n«<r r«r. spired him with the hope of escape, but' hla administration. ' Knwial aUestloo will te P*ld <» COMPOUND- dian from going thither, and lh»». with such confidence in hi* own resources, k is unconstitutional to arrest anybody l<ft± I XvS* PRBiAaiPHONtV«Ht any iwrhaps save hi> wife and chiidreir from to indooe emigration to tbeir border*.— thst he Itegan in turn io calculate bow wbo i» aiding and abetting the Southera n fete like his own । but atlrr a mi.ineut* reflection, it i-ceured to him that, should brat he might eompaa* tbe destruction of Coofisderacy. , , r impilr r*milt«Stephen A. Douglas was a fool fur asthe savage take him there, n chance might hia foe. t. uilpb E«1 . MUdlariHe , Soalheru TB»lln»o«y. “Why nnt lure him Into the onye," he (Mice, serllng ’'That every man must bo for nHvo for him to regain hi* liberty and so BOBRRTH * STRIKER. .rrr Cc •• It wa* frofo no fear that the slave muttered, “ and let him fool hia time the United States or against iL Thera he decided upon •P*«hlng the truth. N.'B. Hxanxea -April 21. 1“ 'dra-tarf! round Ltar. .I.l|.< I ~r> tank brWr my would be liberated that Secession took -Whv no L.arkn.f. L-“.PA.-!fb UH !" ‘ place 5Tle very P°rtF «" P0*” *<? ,.b «, the Indian with an lwp.Uralf.0.® impatient fro wo. “Nu —. I rig,. .»d ibai foil... up tta triota and traitor*." whelp 1 I’ll do it, end if I d<m t get even peed to Gvaran let Slavery forntr in Iht Jeff. Dav l» is a high toned chivalrous ESTABLISHED nso. make li* 1” 1 KSirPEN A BCRR0W9, ••No, chief; I’ll tell y«u th* truth.— with him yet, then jt’a clear case fortin’s Staltv, if the South would but remain in gentlemen, and Abe Lincoln a negro ' PETER LOBILLARD, th* Union. Mr. Lincoln’s Message* pro­ worshiper nnd low, mean Yankee. Ther* are only three persons in my cab­ against me. Having coirtfi to this determination, pose do freoduin to the alave, but an­ —my wife end two little children—but j Old Ben Butler la a heart. Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer in UAsisve* *tl C. L. Valbutdighrnn ia a poliahad state*, 1 know a big chief like you won’t hurt Buwditcb slacked hla pace until his /pur­ nounce* subjection of his owner to the suer was within full view, when he 1 pre will of th® Union—in other word*, tn the man and a pure patriot. 'sm." 1 , , will of the North. Uveh after the balds Tba . Union can only U restored thro ••Me go see ’em I" returned the ravage, tenefed to stumble and fall, and then got with a feme glram of triumph, which the up and r*n with a limp,.which caused the of Bull Bun. both branches ofCongrra* the agency of the glorious old Democratic savage to yell with fierce delight and re­ at WashingtMi 'passed resolution* that Daniel cooKi “ DROWN HNUFF. ..Uverd.d -"I «UI In la an imbecile, and ought Having tightly bound the hands of his double hl* exertion* to overtake Hm.— th* war is folly waged inorder to uphold <««(,. tabiml bi.tata, >ta «> ■Dlls was exactly what lie intended to that (pro-alavery) Constitution, and to enfi.™ the laws (many <ifrtms mwfewfitfvery must exist, If the Union ia $*• .tiol bl. for «nufo.r «e.poo, Ux* bring •’bout, and he how managed Ml* rA-ttawiaa. - Cwwsh*!' mi «r i» i” n» o.?" ■n, bi. immonWoo, and pawn, fo-u pace with so much deceptlim,thatXbnngb ~.) ’WuncoiiatitaUcoal to vote any other nHxow>Hxnrr. .upon, bi. .boultar. foM >ta -Mia seeming to exert himself to ’the Utmost, Bmist, they received all but two, and in ian the Democratic ticket. . u. Md <ta —J. Tbl. <ta l.lla ba permitted the panting savage Co gain the Benale, all but orb vota." [Signed] y^TOW, Every body ia aa abohttooUt who te did. foil rf tap., fa® »d »d«J. a little every minute, till the mouth of r r______ — ik. —* *• ' J P A. Rost. the curs was reached, al which time hot Mrrr I Ulltataiialbtafob-tab- tambl. more than a hundred paces divided them. . d..lliog, .ipaud!>• plu»»> '■ 7 SbulAm* Cbmmia»ioM»r* fojr«p/<x»Mi. ‘ Ibruugh -bleb tawrdV pr«-., II1A The Indian raw the fugitive disappear in An exchange justly remark# thst the .<r»£. kbweb uf tta Drew rlr.r. .ba. the dark opening, and believing that be A 8lav« cxrrraa* nd Mms«. ■uiHHitoi t the Indian ordered him to stop, and pro now had him secure once more. He came above extract cannot be too prominently brf.r.<te,«Tl.. N<.»«nlMU. iceuded to m*k® him faat t« the tree, by bounding up and pldnged In after him, withayellof triornph. The rattler knew IxL mora r.iur.1^ by unnnnciplrf op<ta »(<«>• of • retal » *•*». ran. rfmrttar dar-dkm lb..ng “turta po„„1.,.rib. U>.n U>H who wa* hi* slave three month* ago.— ,. Ut that around the wrista. ' , aJ.MS^TKffifcISKa.“^-_ »» —O' !■ •L<»^.‘r ‘Aih,t yon going to let me go down to •rp-’- Tta Lafe mew, sessssae"■ j oneofOol. H®.”- IWI «" ’s O-. •>*.bowMoEt* I"' uttered JOHM r\?B±KTR, J 1,ii>-sicui..tta'kr'^'-l"-«“ 1 way. near the C»«rl IIoa«’. PATENT medicines . rauow1. jilnrSi'S' TUDflg OF PROBAYK, ’,0‘‘711P"Wf^u> applies’1**- ; , . - ■£-.-r ■ r^S^£r»^^ __!a;‘ du. bl. rblrf-.tal »«,'P I” Mini; tapp-1 rfi, grad unooodith Ing hi* captor, thu rams time the other did the mid^te , oTYhe interior. ‘‘ , ■ psachcal 4.«kL “Tw'r, ■ gral afcrfC 1 bta». and rad tnward'bis < to lhe ridge bendinj the stapa'ofa mlE’’ scarcely a* for ^islai to bi* Wife. 2; raney.ta ..rv.u«X«m> -• *2.«T*J! to make ,tfn> Governor of Qh<oT i«* witehtas, •rawwR'S ilxu between, b<n> and ths rrnwni* Tbetr ■-QtattK &>? .!-.bai»« if-"- b®t tiwFaw’iiW. �HASTINGS BANNER. York, July 14, *edBertay WerBlBg, J«ly 22, II loading of*abipa,4 vers! bonnes have including Mayor Opdyke’s . slaogbf was Uuo* are occurring momentarily and tbe 1York street last Wight, amk mob *hioh seems to be divided in sepm- and groan* of tbe unfortunate ate crosfis, are bent ot> tbe plunder, pil­ A collission occurred on 44th street lage and robbery ofpereon*. Tbe merchants Eavd held a meeting( this nwwning m which three soldiers are and about 200 have just marobed up repotted killed. Broadway to enroll themselves as a spec­ Mayor Opdyke recommend* an Immeial police. There have been several col- <diate proelamatioe of mertifilUw. Gowlistens Mtaveen tbe mifitary and police, ISeymour oppoem It \ This P. M., the mob again collected in in which tb* rioters have got worsted. DoUchmerite of troop*, with two pfere*' I82d street, near where the nerro was .._J—r>_t IVUJ^ -K_~—jhbanging. Failfad to disperse, a howitzer tbe South might b. Of interest. this Sountbern country—very warm, and - ooe can hardly endure tbd beat at mid day without keeping In.tba shade. There It,**cara*ly three weeks since the whol* • is too much shade here for our comfort loyalN*rttrwere oppressed wlthforeboda* It la almoat a wilderness. The princi­ i Pg* of evil to th* national cause. Tbe pal productions of thi* part of the Blate rd&trwgfwhere ec^msd to bo active, and eyery rebel paper fairly glowed with amefiruin. Two of our company and pictures'6f immediate and great advan­ myself went out foe a walk a fow days tage*, to their cause. They predicted ■r. tad fumd • Urg. rilipto, Whlob that th* next few weeks would bo big . —* • - • ■ with events of great Interest to th* rebels, Tbe country around Vicksburg for the mull of which would be victory, in- about 20 miles is very hilly. The bills di-pcnd«ice and pence almost If not quite ar* abort and very steep, and the valley* within tbeir grasp. They proclaimed, and hill-sides are covered with cane-brake indeed,:that ibe next four week* would ao thick that it is almost impossible fur dedfiie the fate of the Confederacy. In a man to get through them. The timber lookiqg back over tbe events of the last here is principally Oak, Elm, Gumtree, few weeks, it would seem that the fate of Sassafras, Herculu*, Club and Beach.— th* Confederacy had been decided. Never There are but few inhabitant* hare, and if the whole South wa* anything to com­ an arrogant foe, ever recorded, aa ha* pare with this, I vould say they er* a crowned the Federal arm*. When wo poor people that we call ouf eneepiee. say that the fata of the Confederacy is Tbe bombardment of Vicksburg still derided, we do not mean to bo understood continues and no sign* of surrender yet. a* believing that the war is over; but that ft I* now about two months since tbe with the advantage* qow on our *ide, wo first shot wa* fired into that city, and it was trained with esnnieter. Hagerstown. 1W>, Central KaltrwM ।tempted to' ford, were carried down ( < . about four mi lea below. Barry Ca, Mfefo. July list, I8Q3. Tbe first fHwui.: , tbe villains alive skedaddled. A company of infantry was atoned in Pitts street, when the Lieutenant ordered I 260 men and an artillery company with th* nompeny to fire, which it did, killing [4 twelvv-poond howitzer* prncsrded to shell* were thrown. the corner of 35th street and Broadway. Our cavalry ch Tbe street from Orh to 7th avenue was woods oo thereWs left and drove tbe thi* afternoon, and organized themselves crowded with men, women and children. into companies for immediate service,— Fifteen minutes were given fi* tbe crowd , relx! lot* It unknown, bet it Similar are being held in different parts to clear th* street. No ooe stirred, and ] Of (bejtity. HJt M-’lUC iU HntUT MOTlHKD.au at ths expiration of lbs time allowed, th* twelve wounded and on* killed. Boesw* B-Fsafaas. ef Ail lh* stores down town are now clos­ artillery, loaded with canieter, opened, Our force* reached Williamsport ed, anil the armories and arsenals and all and five rounds were fired. A good an hour niter tbe reb ’ K‘ 'id building ar* fully garrisoned.— many were- hurt, bat It is not known how tween 10 ai d 12 heavj cl5,000 effective troop* are expected many. ------ y. The ---------------Tbe iu th., direction ofF«limit Wa street— was ------------cleared. In thfidly this evening. military having diapered lbs mob from mils*belnw Williamsport 7a* >nob is quit* dense in Qty 11*11 this vicinity, the firemen checked the1 HssxxjuannM Abut of tws Potowac. Park, where Gov. Seymour addressed it, flames, so that only three or four bedd IT ANN FBIEMAX July 14.—L**’* army withdrew from its staling that be had ami bi* Adjutant poeitke around Williamspurt yesterday General to Washington to reque»t that Gro. Kilpatrick arrived last evening, end last night, and reerossrd the Potomac may continue to weaken the enemy and --------------• T’T”’ " BKClkKD. 3 , , ' t . »bout four w»«k* since we left Kco­ tbe draft might be stopped, and implored and a force of cavalry la to b* Immediate by a pontoon bridge st Falling Watera, st rengtben oureolvee. ft must require lud(y We were about a hundred mlloo the crowd to respect property and per­ ly organized for moucted patrol. Mova r. bam dr bfkcific and flat boats at Williamsport ferry. rtae..<taHM4 Twls.i. stout hearta, to Iranr up under aucha^nc- in the lnUrior of Kentucky when we re- sons, and that tbe State • ould see that all menta this morning ar* quietly made, and A portion of Gen Pleaaocitoo’* cavalry in tbe Interior of Kentucky when wo woo id be made satisfactory. [Shame! cctaion of mrsfortinc* as have orertakec reived order* to abandon our labor* tn । there will b* but liltls^oportunity for entered Williamsport this sarenfag, and --------..’ mb uawra in shame !] the rioters to carry un Wir bellisn de ­ .. ... ■ ‘ .Li — . .k -----------m — ■ * •* captured many prisoners Las had pre them within the last three week*. Near­ there. We marched from Jamestown to New York, July 15, vte Yonkers, July signs to-day, any attempt al which will viouely M>t over hi* plunder, trains, far. ly one-third of the entire rebel forces In Lebanon, a distaste of sixty miles, where 15.—Tbe mob reign lias not yet ceased, the field have either been killed or cap-! the care were waiting to transport us to although to-day will probably witness its meet with a terrible check. . New York, July 17, Midnight.—Hie mor Louisville where we croosed tbe Ohio end. There is no doubt that a vastly tbred daring that lime. TO MKB V0U3 8CFFCRERM OF BOTH KKlLs river, and were on free eoil for the first larger number were engaged yesterday probably last fight of eooaaqueoee bs L* In Pennsylvania and Maryland lost i time *ii>ce September 1801. Hie car*' 1 than on tponday. All the large manufac­ tween the military and rioters took place menu vacated. np lea* than 33,000 men. Pemberton's were wailing at Jeffersonville to take u* tories are closed and labor on tbe docks l»t night near 29th street, where lbs mil WaamawToa July 14.—Tbe following itary force bad been sect to drive away army captured at Vicksburg numbered on our journey—but where we did not aud shipyards susj-cndrd. know. Then we cam* by rail from JefTbe object of the rioters yesterday was the scoundrels plundering house*. There about 31,000. Sherman adds to these, fereouville to Cairo, 111., arid all along unqueslionbly plunder. At noon y eater- the mob concentrated strongly. and tbe by captor's from the threatening army of thi* route we were balled with welcome day, the rioters turned out about 5,000 military withdrew. Nearly every house Jobnaon, say 7,000 more. Banka has and plenty, and men, women and children stating and attacked th* Untoo steam for three or four block* os both side* of My cavalry now occupies Falling Wa captured at Port Hudsou 7,000 prison­ would cheer ua on our way, and at sever­ works, corner of 82d atraet and 24th ave- the street was filled with the mob, who fired bullets, stone*, and other deadly al place* hot coffee, ham and beef steak ers, Rosecrans adds to the already piemissile* upon tbe soldier*. were walling our arrival. When we ar­ thoric Hat several thousand. Seven hundred regular* were sent up rmber of ip>yi arm*. rived nt Cairo the smoke from the steam­ building. Findu^ escape imporeible, The rebel General Price has bfen se­ ers wss plain evidence that wo were to as a reinforeemeflt, when a terrible bat Tbe enemy i* all acros* the Potomac. tie took place; II rioter* wore killed, 18 verely repulsed in an attack upon Helena, take a pleasure trip down the Mississippi, Signed, G.G. MEADE » our.ded and 35 taken prisoner*. Two and thtnext morning found us steaming mained in the building. The rioters beArkansas, while Morgan’s men in Indiana of the mob ware run through with bay down the river. After leaving Cairo, (he comiag desperate, agsin asnauited the and Ohio, can scarcely escape capture or country seemed more like a wilderoeK notice, who killed fourteen of the ruffian*. oaete very handsomely. Crwefsaan, July I A—John Morgan’s annihilation. The bloody work baa been Fifteen more Holer* were captured on Four were killed and a number injut^d i force* crossed the Big Miami st Vsuiec going on at Charleston, which sopn will by jumping from tbe 2d story windows. the west side of tbe town, and tbe police la«t night, beroed the brxige behind him. be. If 1Ri* not already in our {fcseeseion. We have juat beard of tbe Preaident'* As the dead wore brought from the acene, are constantly bringing them ia. Hemp passing through Burlington and Spring­ more men, men,and and we say that ..... it just 1 raen. women womec and children ran bowling j is in demand. There will undoubtedly be other con­ call for nore dale. They crossed the Hamilton and what wc t __ 2—more ------- rhelp. . . j3B cn-AArr** need I think, we through „, the - B streets in tbe most frantic Yort.Jol, io. , A. M.-AII to Dayton Railroad at Gfendaleat 6 o’doek flict*—and perhaps many; and II would have men enough jn th* North if they | manner. The rioters were then diapsr*thi* morning, moving' ti-ard* Camp Den­ be indeed strange. If our srpna ^er* not would all come down on the South, like | ed, and the police held the building. Tc*-“ -OT.wtaw— ■ vnw uijjui. nison. It is not knows that any damage Q ALE OF STATE LANDS. at some points defeated. But we believe a mighty tornado, and drive our nstioos | terday morning ths mob gulled the house who found a place of wifrty there, were | «■< done at Glendale,or to the Hamilton In view of tbe great advantage recently aa well as our enemies to the last ditch,, of Col. O'Brien, of the llt^.Ncw York safely removed to Riker’s* Island. I nd nd A Da) ton road. Telegraphic men muni nnd compel them to abandon tbeir I I volunteers, prbu teud*rcd''b>* service* to ing ths chi Wren from the colored Orphaii gained, that the fate of the rebellion is cation ia still open with Hamilton.— hellish pursuits. We know they have supwrere tbcj-fou A force of three hun­ Asylum. The colored residents at Five Morgan’s men are reported muehjadrd sealed, aud that* few more campaigns more than they want to fight againt* dred polieemralRfe charged the mob and Point* left for L<mg Island to-day. .-J .in - ...—. —— «•will number It among ".1)* thing* of the now, and if we had more men now, wo ‘drove^he rioters into houses, the officers Andrews, arrested to-day, will be tried pgst, to live only In history—a mono- 'could do the work up much quicker. Bet chasing them all over tbe buildings and for treason. | moot Gs Bunday night, and fi-ur mor. there is one in one thing that gives the The residence of the Enrolling Officer felling them with tbeir club*. A detachmoot to teu-u-ickedncsa arid folly of a few atvNew Boston, rebel* comfort, and thst is the continual taant of the lltb regiment reached tbe of Weatehester county wa* sacked Wed­ niMtocrntio slaveholder*. |( Ostcssavi, July 14-0 A M.—Mor. croaking of the Copperhead* oftbe North, scene and aided in dispersing the inob.— nesday night, and an attempt made to gan'« forrw. reached Mivnivilfa. on Utile they are more despised by the soldier* of CuL O’Brien, who went forward nenr tbe ateai on* of his children^ Miami nmd, ibis morning. t>*e the army, than tbe rebel* ibetnselrM; crowd, w*» aet upon and beaten to death New York, July 20.—Yesterday w»* Wc surrender considerable space, this and wc aay down with tbe traitors, bat almost instantly. The crowd alter ward* a qufel Sunday. Ibe various wards were week to the details of the New York riot. first, down with the croaker* and Copper- amused lhemaelvea by firing al his bead peaceful as ever., There was not the lieads of the North; when that is done, be lay on tbe sidewalk, aud afterward* slightest exhibition of disorder. Thous­ Such details although revoking are in­ 1 the Sooth will *e« that they have no 'j aa hung him up tea lamp-post. Ilia body and* of people visited th* scene* of the structive ; and we hope tbe summary ’ friends amongst o*. The beat thing to ■ was then taken down and thrown into lire late cuaflicte, and the conversation of all .manner of treating tbe Insurgents will be done with Copperheads, is to draft street, where it remained up to b o'clock classes centred upon the-conscription. Waauiaaro*, July 15.--l.ws effocted hi* crossing by means of a bout and serve to deter others from committing a them in the army, and .let them, or make last evening. them help us fight the rebels, and than Gov. Seymour addressed the crowd trosslc bridge at Williamsport. A large like offense against tbe laws. Tha riot they would see and know the worth of from the City Hall, imploring them to portion of hi* fi»rre is undoubtedly well Washington, July 17.—The following I er* accomplished nothing, so far as the the freedom we are fighting to maintain. refrain from violence and he would see on its wav. to Richmond. Tira road* grievances of which they complained are The Government mutt be maintained, that their rights were protected. He was is tbe full text of Provo* Marshal Gen. I through Virginia are w» h*svy a* to ren­ Fry’s circular, contradicting Gov. Bey-1 concerned. The outbreak was, ostensi­ and let them brio. tlieir friend, and there was no occasion for der pnrsiut difficult if not imporeible. moor’s statement that tbe enforcement ot I What we need now more than anything I bly, to resist the draft, ft afterward be­ any reaislanc*, for the draft had not been .1_ _ A • PbUad«]pbia, July 14.—(Jen. C-uch has else, ia reading, any ooe at home cannotI ! enforced. If they would disperse he formed a junction with our right which came the engine of pillage, robbery and tell how much good * paper or a letter I would promiM that no injustice should rests to tbe north eaal of Hagerstown.— murder. Tbe draft will be carried out, docs a soldier, if a paper finds its way be done in die matter of conscription, and The arrnv is steadily advancing. . and only those who have met their death, in camp, it la read over and over again, the rights of themselves should be fully Gen. Rtlly i« reported .10 b* <>n the The operations of tbe draft, lately or at the Landa of tbe police and soldiers, and the cry is will you lend me your pa­ protected. He had Sent hi* Adjutant Virginia aide of the Potomac to stop per, of course it is lent and lent again, General to Washington to aak tbe Gov­ dared in (he New England and Middle can escape the liability of conscription. . States, though in most instance* oom plat. Lew’s progree*. until there ia no paper to lend. Com­ ernment to stop tire draft. The rebels, in an attempt to turn our - From such acenes, and tbeir results, a pany F. are usually gell and most cf All Use jeweler* and money brokers’ right flank, mar Hagerstown, on the 19th. lesson should be learned. Either sueb them present. We bar* been engaged stores were dosed, also tbe Custom rily interrupted, Provost Marshals are were repulsed. . ’ | men of influence, aa Gdv. Seymour, Val- in building fortlficatiuna and digging rifle House and Assay office*. Tbe mob fired informed, that no orders have been issued landigbatn, and Fernando Wood should pits and falling timbers since we arrived the ferry house at lb* foot of 42d street here, for the purpose of- defending the early in the morning. Tire rioter* as­ learn that it ia unsafe to eater to the pas­ rear of the army of Geo. Grant, and w« sembled on Sth avenue at the Mayor’s u.‘i.ft*‘••’ft***•'*»L«MA£ stone of lgnorr.nl and evil disposed men, are now prepared to repel any attack house and broke the plate glass windows. or ei|cb degraded citizen* should learn, that tbe rebel* may make, and if tbe Col. Mauniere and a few friends, with ‘“T ‘"‘•"upted. Provost Marshals will be sustained by tbe militaII. ia ia.ia*ia.'i**N*ia*;i*M****.......... whole rebel army .were to come here, Geu. Pettigrew of tb* Confederate ar that it Is unsafe id fallow the teachings dub* and revolver*, cbeckejl them until they could noldfivc u* away. Wo can they were relieved by the police and my was killed thia morning In th* attack of such leaden. If both teachers and puaay to them now, aa the rebel* said to United State* soldiers. The mob made our men at M*na**a«, fetch on your reb* an onslaught on,negro dwellings in. 85th try would be the better therefor. we can kill all that come;, but we think «tract, but .fortunately th* occupant* had Hfasta. 0.0 MQanK Mm, ■* *U11 be praoticabl* by When a few ofour fallow citizens a»- that they wilt never try to drive us from been takaa for safety to the *telioohouse. | •mJ of ih* military force* ordered to co­ Majhlod at Ojt^ngcvillo a fow day’s since here. We learn that the rebel army of Th* crowd then made a charge on the operate with tiiem Virginia, are going into Maryland and station house, but were repulsed, and . and resolved that certain laws .warn un (Bignad) . Jas. B. Eby. Pennsylvania again, and we hope and finally dispersed by the military. I’rovo< Marshal General. constitutional nnd unjust, and expressed pray, that they may all be taken pritoflNew York, July 15, Noon,—A great I SPECIAL KQTJCES, CAUTION 1 .JStrs'^taG T — u>,rt)r II. N Sheldon. met with quite a *ev> buggy hie berae became frightene-i a ran. throwing him out upon tbe grout D Hew Advertisement#. th-,huggy also but csraped serious jury.-— Thursday a*to Friday, July Ifithaad 17 were th* coldest days; for th* time oft morning, followed by -’*»« that deman ed not only thick dflthing^hit fires shops, offices, stares and dwellings, d ring tbeir whole length. Jao*T—This vicinity wa* visited I <* facet en Thursday morning oflaat wee On low ground and in bollowa its efl* ESTRAY! .4” ~ -aa ------ - Notice! their onwilllngnewr to have such laws ’ era or whipped ao they never will think forced upon them ; were they aware that oforganixiqg them again. , I ahould think tbay w*r*’*owing to the wind, and may, they would remember their last yev’e roey -orawowrag to um wind, ang may, c^ign ln My Maryland” and keep erelong, reap the whirlwind at tbe hand* where they can defend themselves. 1. poprisce 1- - — » :----paariona 1—*J ' ---- --plenty - - of - ration*, . of ac excited whose have and *omo- they thus inflamed 1 And yet, co it is— timos more than we want, as there are thoseriots are but the outgrowth of sueb some cattie, sheep and hog* bore, but they eeem to be of a different kind than public appeals to pusioa, and the more we have North, as they will torn to heads than implied opposition to law,) nnd to and hide* In ooe sirit. . With this «z poeure of lb* evil deeds of the Yanko**, I will stop, J AMX* B. P*MV. Co. F, 8th Michigan Infantry. ।crowd is around th* Produce Exchange ithreatening th* destruction of that fine I । Furttata M-ta^UJ, 1»._Tta Mhf!"” u” ofJuQ 18lh; • Charleston, July I fl. “TnG*n. 8. Cooper: ” Wa attaekad . part of ths ensmy’s ' cored immediately a*fa*d th* him to. dvath and tbmi bung tr**. Several elstbing and and private residences were The mob on Stated Island sacks* 1 Lyceum and attacked the Maries £ tai, taking wr about A000 mmkMn Th* mo* nr destroying th* *nrollm*ct ammunition. Tbe same mob hung draft for 450,000 more man. ■Men FICXLF It waa they mppornd. These mag this sftsraooo. Tbe UM^ritj of the ............... k ttd If the stores are etill el'wed. government ia in maintaining The May or has (awrad a proafaasation. itaaatbority, aa it nba. tb. draft W> Leant from the ftraw that a fi oimrred in the woolen factory of J. ■ Van Brunt, on Thursday morning, originated from a stove-pipe in tbe a per story, and was sxtiaguithed before Tn* Pionttr attempted to gel off aeotl -er squib" on orthography, last week, t> mad* such aft egragios* blunder ia wr ting oc printing lbs article that tbe job fell upon its own "MT brad. Poor P ed by Provost Marshal" Bailey, in tk city, to bju-ry up his 11*1*; and, acoordin ly. last wefi, he employed four ladies, ad£ftoo to bis other force ofderks, expyiag ^*^*«rullmecl bate- —,(?«» Good for Bulky f II* appear* to ha loot n<^a//>i*,«9BMtnm*dgallastry I ttbs application of shoulder-strip*. • Kscononi's Ornca, July 7,1883. I J Board of Common Craaeil met a* p requirement of law. Present, the Prw deot, Recorder and Trustees—Sheldo A oh Isf. Ellis, Peson* and Allen. Tl Bdard being orgsnhrd proceeded to b» On motion the following readutex Ttal >ta Manta! ta, tad Is b*»by srdcred to remove th* privs. declared a nuisance, situatedoo lbe*o*t aast corner of village lot Na 675. On motion the following account* w* audited and allowed; Tbe account of F. D. Ackley, of t dollar*. Tbe Recorder wa* allowed t teen dollar* on salary. Jame*H Suit : -bett 0 drr* d r«». Ou motion, lb* following resolute - WOOICT FACTOTYt thia moraine. with tbe .WOOL to n be rvpuMwhof tbe Commt Council. Tta MMta, ta ltat;-U« r.fcrrrf in the foregoing resolution . Ajfo 8HKKTINGK n‘fht or to-morfqw. ««* menHora and th* mortar boats kept up an T constant fir* all day on that! work Hill. i. —j ler or other combo* of vtoialtag * W. R*ra,R****T- �SfralHini abottnmi. MORTGAGE SALE. ORDER ^9* APFE4I|ANCE. TATE OF »|JcH1^i5.*>rt>«' Cimil the county of Barry: S for WILCOX ^GIBBS’ siwniRvacanhi. Th* Wilcox ^GumSmuh Machine —* •awtadp^ptaM-'*.inii^,' *'*'u-unj-.z-u-UT-.-u-u- wnw. Mlchlga* Cemtrwl Rallv.aM. . _ - —- —•-> ••vsoi. signal and ao effective as to furnish ^r«M “““• «» •«•—wd ~.Sd.ra UtaHltattata. Stale, win b. ruwi »m«us. wa-utawi.lltalzCootHm*, pm....d, nave been accorded not without sacrifice m-u. JffidUwi in p„t (S, try follows tn the train of these fearful bereavements. It la moot and right to confess the present rf ih0 Almighty Father, and the power of Hi, hand ^oai y k lb*rthese sorrows. Now, therefore, be it known that I do set apart Thursday, the sixth day of AoRust nest, to be .observed as a day of a.viusmt.—Our County Treasurer, 11. N Sheldon, met with quite a severe accident while out in Woodlands week neo last Saturday, By a breakage of his buggy his horse became frightened and run, throwing him out upon the ground, fracturing his left collar bone, and renderi»t him,, for the lime, insensible. His wife, who was with him, was thrown from th buggy also but escaped serious in- Cold.—Wo pal it upon record, that Thursday and Friday, July 16thand 17th wore tho coldest dayr, for the time oflbe morning, followed by days that demand­ ed not only thick clothing, bat fires in shop, offices, stores and dwellings, du­ ring their whole length. Enurr—Thia vicinity waa visited by a (roeion Thursday morning of lost week. On low ground and in hollows its effects o ui ine united States to assemble on thst occasion Ip tbeir customary places of worship, andiu the form approved by their own con­ science, render tbe homage duo to tbe Divine Majesty for tho wonderful things htohas done in the Nation’s bohalf, an J invoke the influence of His Holy Spirit to subdue the anger which has produced and so long sustained a needless and cruel rebellion; to change the hearts of tho in­ surgents; to guide the counsels of the Government with wisdom adequate tn ao great a National emergency, and to visit wilh tender care, and consideration throughout the length and breadth of our land, and all those who, through the vicissitudee of marches, voyages, battles and siegea, have been brought to suffer in mind, body and estate), and finally to lead the whole nation through the paths of re pcntance and subroiaeion to tho Divine will, bock to the perfect enjoyment of union and fratftnal peace. ' In witneea whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the I United States to be affixed. Done at the'City of Washington the 15th day of Ju|y, in'the year of our Ix>rd One thousand eight hundred and sixtythree, and of tho Independence of the United States of America the eighty eighth. . . . were disastrous to growing crops, In some places killing not only vines, but large patches of com also. The damage was nut general. Wjr learn from the Pioneer that a fire incurred in tbe woolen factory of J. S. Van Brunt, on Thursday inpjlning. It originated from a stove-pipe in the up­ per story, and was extinguished before it had done much damage. Tux Pioneer attempted to gel off anoth­ er squib'on ortbogrsphy, last week, but made auch an egregious blunder in wri­ ting or printing the article thst tbo joke fell upon its own "bot*' head. Poor Pi- ;.y Orders have already been receiyed by Provost Marshal - Bailey, in this city, to hurry ip his lists ; and, according­ ly. last week, Kt Employed four ladies, in ndtfitioo to bis other force of clerks, in opyiag the enrollmapt lists. —firand liapidt Eagle. . Good for BAlter ! He appears to have lost noqe^.ljis apeusUMqed-gallantry by .the application of shoulder-strips. ■ ' ■' ’ R*coRt>ra's Ornes, ) July 7, 1863. J , Board of Common Council met as per requirement of law. Present, the Presi­ dent, Recorder, aud Trustees—Sheldon, Ackley, Ellis, P«B»ons and Allen. The Board being organized proceeded to busi- On motion the following resolutions were adopted; . /?rwM< That tbe Marshal be, end he is hereby, ordered U> remove the^privey. declared a nuisance, situated on the south­ east comer of village lot No. 675. k.“jm OFmCiHGAN.-Bighth Jodieial CireSTATE alL iu Chancery. Suit peudinx Is the Clreait Court for the county of 1(*ry. la Cbaaoery, al Uaetinga, on the. loth P'. BOLD£5 "“**• T* Mtia&wtorilT tan**rlo« to thia curt, that prayaroftha psUlloncr iboold | u,(Bndu>i, T.lw.rd #. T.ylor, b a noozu-A A .U . .. .... I miitenl of tail State: On mouibo ut Lock wood . 17L!XF“S T)ROII1TIOKDKR.—State ofMiakim.. X U of Barre, »*.—At a wuim of the - ■ " Ill uic ----------------. . •See. 11. Any uuimocemry firing ef A gun or guns, pistol or pistols, squibs, oreckers, gun-powder or other combustir>», [juu-jzw-—• — ■ - LI. .ulnUUKA II U» -tatal or eltaTte™ The attention of the public is luvlted " Tluwi» Shop of I. A. GOODYEAR, ORDER FOR APPEARANCE TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe CireuitCourlfor | May the County of Burry i j S NewHarnesses, MStad to sirs him a call before mi li»ir purehaaei, a* he li determined Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ Used. k—« -Z —sively -_L . , •\ hr Attorney* for the | minors. to' Inch II aaliafoctorily I Block cam [Jan 14] I COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. All nereoai harine claims mini thr to tbe undcrvaim! CommlMlonm,du)y appointed by lha Probate Court for the county ofBarre, H. A. GOODYEAR. war:CLAIM AGENCY!. BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSIONS, I al war* Col tee t and Merer (toll io Fey Over, when C'ollecteM.* Mo fees reqwroM uaUl clalmv ar* \ collected. 1 OSeaoa Burxbqk Blreetmppoaita the PoalOKsu Kalan^fioo, Michigan. it WRIGHT. ‘heriitr Clerk ' DANIEL STRIKER. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. OF MICHIGAN Al a ereatah nf lha P STATE deell A. A. KKAPPEM, .UI.T.q al Zme, <fr. PICTUBETGALLEEY! IN HANTING8. Barty county. Mich., in Rowue'a n«w building, up ataire, 2d door. THIS GALLERY . URVIN C. OTIH. artcr ik I ofN< Three ft) Stu nt, coatainiac tfilrti- RESOLUTION BY niEJBOARD OF SUP13L- Datedjuly T, IMS. ate ESTABLISHED 1760. PETER LOB1LLARD, R. O'PRINDIX. Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer 1/1 ADMIOISTKATOn-S SALK. bdrUy rfr«-^ f otice u N lieea.e bearinc date BROWN SNUFF. FAJBBAKK8’ STANDARD YELLOW SNUFF. • aid natiUop and tbs Bearing . copyy Ui. order to be pub- SCALES OF ALL KINDS. Bold In Detroit by Fxrtux. a • kill UAT, UM louowina ..r-tr.v«<; awtal ....... Tb» liorth frartkonal half of lb. North Baal JsSrtarafaeeHimFiABvn, la Tswnahfa so* fl) orth of Hang* >««*»• (6) *•»«. eosteJnfnc ainaly• FtfNDOI. room or a Ssmrou TOBAOOO. THE C0XFM8T0N3 AND ETTKRIEXCR or a iraavoct twvaud. H- 100th* aero*. Alro. lb.South half of lha North-WhI quarter •fBecUou Fourteen. (14.) containing Eighty («) -j Ita If>• Ota'l Sfkl l •“>11 h U ha regretted that bo aud his officers were -z-murtto. paroled. Their word is evidently worth ( , in ..id zlltan, In ta.>a.jll«. « »lo>«,l.4,z.bz loz “ta<”- ■: and *1 ” ■rbiddeu P* "^uoa k,«lta*« nu>f of .WMto -r E2L.pi.tau Of «on who shall be of the prohibltiona in «= T... •d, dull for ta<A oKm, lozMI «"A W 503 Broad war, N. Y. JJEW HARNESS SHOP? Guardian'* Sale. Ulloa, and that lie b«ir* al law of Aid dreroatd, and all other perfosa interested la aald estate, are required to appear al a seaaiuu of .aid court, thee to be faolden, al-tbo Probate Office. In tbo Tillage of ilaatinc*. and abow eauae. if any there be, why tbo prayer of tha putiuotirr abould not E?lfl -ta. —-------- — in m> >bar l a Uuir atq popularity."—«»rt»»cd "We Mteea it tbe be. Tbe •titen ia BMMeBUaMbla."—tMnedby many hundred cltlxnucFPbiladclpUa publiebftd U the ZfcaLag Jlaaarr. a , M , uriatadla said countyof Barry, where ifa tbo yi aml.c a arc •iteaud,aad that aaid pub ty three, coetloned ta aud papre. at treat oeer । ;owh>. J erk for aix weeks tn .ucereaion- or | l0 1Bid . of .rid county, doocaud. ' i ■»*.' • iho day of hta .pproraacc, a* On reading and (Hiatt the petition dulv verified, I r''3a'r™-,, , , of Noah H.ul, brother of aaid dere**«f. praying • Doled, HoAlluga, Juu. 10jb. «*«• _, for Letter* of Adtotablraiion upon aaid relate * R,®*“ • Tbareut-an it te ordered that M.ndar the C.rraii ftsrt K - Ji* ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. On motion the following accounts wars< rjr o~- Mndz'1 l-ta.T UtalU.W. audited and allowed; Mpul., J"— In Spun, u IL The account of F. D- Actley, of ten 8. Consul at dadiz, and was tho father of dt4ht%. The Recorder was allowed fif eight children of whom the commander teen dollars on salary. James H. Sutton of tbo Army of tbe Potomac was the sixth. Consul Meade enjoyded the conwas allowed eighteen dollars and seventy;, five cents on salary fofrlhgteg bdl: Or­ luncil. CooMil.' Dated, July II, IMA. '.7!S7; IV... J VI .Kiu pen.inn. ana ui< Washington, July 17.—The Provost Marshal General has just issued the fol­ thereof, by causing a copy of thia uotlre aud order lowing circular: \ (CireuUr <7.) ' • to be published in th. Hastings. Bsnaar, a War Department, ProToyt Marihal Grncral's to newapaper printed and circulating in aald county OataL WaaHngton, July 17, MU. F *f Barry, foe three succesaiie weeks, unwediatelr prerloua to said dar of bearing. Drafted men become soldicrt of the !X»«»fW-l bHJUtNANC. PRI.KDLE, jjfl# Judge af Probate. United States by the fset of their names having been drawn in the draft. Notifi­ cation served on them by the Provost Marsha! ia merely the announcement of PROBATe OMBSJi.-ttkTlt OfMICHIGAN the fact and an order for them to report for duty at a designated time and place. robale-Pourt for The following opinion of Hon. Wm. • Probate Offici Whiling. Solicitor for tho War Depart-, meet,■fa published for the information ofall concerned : When a person has been drafted in pursuance of tbe enrollment act o( March 3d, 1863, notice of such draft must bn served within ten days therejrter by a written or printed notice to be serv­ ed op him personally, or by leaving the notice at his lata place of residence, re questing him to appear at some rendez­ vous to report for duty. Any person tailing to report for duty after notice served at his late place of residence, or served on him personally, without furnish ing a substitute or paying 3300, is pro­ nounced by law to be a deserter. He msy be arrested, tried by Court-martial and sentenced to death. If a person, after puMtebcd ia th being drafted, and before receiving notice, deserts, notice may still bo: served by • Jj4‘ * 8.C. PRlNDLt having it al his last residence, and if he <A We* eopyJT Judgs of Probata. does not sppsar In srcordancs with notice, or furnfsh a substitute, or pay 3300, -he will be in law a deserter, and must bo treated accordingly. There is no way QTATE OF MICHIGAN, jProbata Court or manner in which a person once enrol­ O 1,,rn,-?2jin‘r>„ ' M a acaaion CTsaid Court led can esaepe his public duties; and, when drafted, whether present or absent, whether he changes his residence, or ab­ sconds, the rights of the U. S. Against him arc secured; and, it is only by the LTO rename ua unng ui performance of this duty to his ootfutry, that lie will escape liability to be trdpted of Lyman llilLpraTiBg I forte, that Neljfo Cuman „ may ba.hradecrac->qilil><'<mrt *ulbort«»U as a criminal. JAS. B. FRY, P. M. G. at service, and waa often visited as a per­ ders drawn. < On motion, the .following juobilp sonal friend during tbo Peninsular War, by the great Duke of Wellington. was adopted- ' , ‘ That, that part of the by­ Pemberton, In his first letter laws relating to firing off guns, piaLaJsa/ Vtak.bu^. -PI—“ OtaM. Mid ta»l bl- ~ppU~ would ~W. U^.kold out ‘•(•totalj. D“‘“ with the pr Heating*. (reiJ Court Houae being the place for boldine the Circuit Court for auMeMUtyef Bar­ ry.) m tbe eighteenth fink] day of Jufr. A. D. ISSA, al one o'clock, ia the afternoon of that dev. CHANCERY ORDER. duly vorllltd. w-z. nuanar uuao UMiWMt ball ci u-a r**uiD-vroai eppfe!ii~A eire°’"Prt®“ *nl a therein art I ieutatemaybn I slice u tke TiWc I to L »’ COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. -.-X ru. OjuaUar**” a jbenalty of five dollars. li.CJ«taU.<)»cn»£ w. h«vr*“”*"'- ll Iho f<wdrncocf Jpka Ktrebner. in . __ _J ft'lft iLXi» Uv.- of ta- «>-• of tbe petitioner It ia farther on! thin. ’ota’e^nder " lOTBa'iirEi; cmi a*. 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HASTINGS, J8ARBI COUITI, .MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUJY 2fl, 1863 ........................... ... first battle in which Edward Benear had I ■W. tartiMitrf q«W the many sorrows they bass ofiss entail­ <mat*n< ed upon their children by their uureaaoutble and criminal weakness, yclept kieduesa, bow great would bo their misery <death, as U ware, hie whole past life seam­ commander and h» secmplicmi in tm-_ end regrat. Would they nut shrink ed < rolled oat before bin. One form lu adv4»<. son was an ra*lUtrtzptot; be*. wnfoftto* sgbast from the work they themselves I striy few Urn rebel cause, U Ailed la aU had made, and tear their aged lock* and <MM that had been weep in unavailing grief1 Would they ' imports. .« StUI loader and fouder grew the mad­ not curse t hamselves ft»r their criminal weakocas, and fed Aat Heesen had jeatly <dening crash of the hauls. Many were recently captured waa found in P0**0' punished them. . iths tonne that Ml oo either aide of him J'ston of a correspondence between Ibur of jAaaloajftprtMuiu. | the principal tndifory chief* of tbs Tbe widow Hsnscy, Rdwnrd's mother, I wos however, not nltogelher Inexcusable I la her fatal Indulgence to her. oelf-wiUed I boy ; depth, relonUses death, had robbed j Pennsylvania with astroog force and her of her dearly cherished husband soon 1 HASTINGS after aba waa married to him; and ters of repentancs were about to gush keen the army of Hooker fully the loro aud devotiuu which she Lad call । , Lee's troops w< „ T. The most gallant for him wera now transferred with tea­ A|l at once a cold chill raa through fold Intensity to her fotherless and only his heart, and with tba woeds, “Oh I God 1 and well trained regiments, those bodies child. । grant nw but one moment to retrieve <«f men no-which their commanders could oberts triker Some writer ha* said that our pleas­ the peat!** he tell fainting to the ground. place the greatsat reliance, were nil'Rgnt, ures, in time, become our scourges; and A'mlnfib ball had piercsKl bis breast, and 1 to l^e. and those who,were less likely to , KrtwhUeUw rov ••«»« it may be added the* but too frequently, the 'crimson bltiud 'wtt mlrrady' asking I distinguish themselves, or comprised a ■•-I' the subjects and beings upon whom wo tbroogh 'Ma torn and sundered uniform;1 greater proportion of. unwfiluig^conlavish «*ur rnoot ferveut affections often bat the firythid, ibougfi atrioUs, was not -script*, were kept-j for service nskrer JIBT RECEIVED forgetting in our blind info lust ion uur fats!, fuFHehvsn bad heard asJ deigned home. With the force assigned him Leo Kot whU.tb. Atorfcy lee Usg waa thought aid* to.gire tbe army of the doty to our Divine Muter, ana tramping to grant bis prayer. under foot, a. it wore tbat.explicit cum-1 Putomaa more than enough ta do. new and most compile' assortment of Mreotiras Beauregard at /Zbarleston White oo« strong ira r»m»ia«tk. inandnicut • kick forbids us worship any MAIO* ALLES DREGS AMD UEDICI.NES, otbe< God but Him—are tbe very first the battle. All over the trodden and and Bragg in tba Southwest were to de­ to cause u* trouble, tbe most ready to blood stained field were groups r>f soldier* tach a body of chnseQ troops from the ontfcixmlt nl<, I’aluls, Oils Caxsa turn upon u* with ingratitude, and blanch engaged in the sacred office of burying forces under their command, wbo were to 2Xi phrase, Buralat FtaUA, White UM «luUl l« uur beads with the withering storms of the dead. Here and tbore might be dis­ sisrcb upon Washington, and make an TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. tinguished a surgeou, or perhaps nurse, attempt to unseal th* voverqment in that deceit and shame. Yes, our pleasures in limo become our giving aid to tbe wounded <>r aiding them quarter. Il was tbe thought that tbe gov­ scourges, our idoltxod ones lbs fiends tltat from, positions of pain and torture to occ ernment. divided between the fear of leaving Pennsylvania defenseles and the make uur earth a bull! And e<» the poor, of greater comfort. Chilled by the morning air, Edward necessity of protecting the seat of gnvweak mother of Edward Henaey found out before she died, to shed bitter tears Henaey now awoke to consciousness ernment, would be obliged to fall aignally ST FUU MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL ft was some thne before be in one quarter or the other—that, gather in vain regret over the sad bringiug-up । again. ROBERTA * STRIKER, , PVKi'OMiH.UNLYUU that she bad bestowed upon her son. could collect thought*, aud even after Washington would fall, nr theWbief At an early age, Edward married a । he had dunswo, be was atill fur some mo towns of Pennsylvania, and all the rich THE BED FLAOI young, lovely and innocent girl^ whose menta at a lose to account fur hl* being region* surrounding them, would corns Incident ef lheiBaitls near Culpepper- afleclions ware all his uwn, and whose un­ where be waa But an attemt to more into tbe posscstion of the Insurgent formed mind Medod but the guiding soon informed him, and be sank bsek armr. The waters df the bltie Potomac wet-e band ofl'ive and tenderness to fashion it with a groan, produced almoeCInvulontaWhen lbs lime strived, however, for rippling al uur bows, and overhead float­ to-the divinest of models. But what J id rily by‘the pein of hie undressed wound. putting their plans in exeentiou, Beau re­ ed the crimson flag of tbe hospital. Tbe she find! A .wilful, acllivb, diaaalisfied iWntt* * ALMS. ' X Just then toiees, near nt hand, struck gard wrqte that the federal forces were sun had elihl in tamjesty behind tbe dome spirit inaatiatlablc in, jts demands, and dpdn lri» ear. Could he bo mistaken f— not r.t all diminished In the neigh^borbood uf the Capitol, abd all wuMqdrSt ou beard not satisfied with ubedience alone, but cxof Charleston, and that be cmld Spare no dwg, thstasewUfaUeu «rfj PBCNB*. FIOS. Rkl*lJi8,<X»DFlf>Hi except the clashing tneciiuery searing its actiug even the appearance o^jvj un Thu woyds were thuie of a prayer, and men for a northern champaign. Bragg rrclo-urv* uf K>ur^_5.Ln in firt evvrTtMs* In thv Orocwj Ir**. S*sN *O monotonous tunes through the sounds uf they rose sweatly and purely “ B •■rk, wrote that he bad jest sec t ten thousand compliance with its cvmnumd' tie bubbling-waters and the moans of ths How numerous are such apirita, aud spring* straight up from the murky earth of bla troops to the support ofJoe Johns­ suffering hick abd wounded. ' ______ to bat cursra are they to I hernselves aud to heaven. ton, and the fiMfa under Rosecran* eras Ahl lt'wMA fearful, a heart-rending olbsrsT (ExwcxaT yjswwwxifi. ’ Ho for whom she wa* praying aeemed too strong to aHftw him to perl with an­ right, m they lay piled up. one'Gn another, An orphan, with no one to turn or to to be a wounded perhaps a dying mad, other man. Tbe result showed that even And Cooking Extracts, their wbunds still gsplng,-uho-vered and counsel Ber. the youog wife’s heart yield­ and he too joined in the sacred words.— in regard th the invading force, Lee’s ex­ TitTICE OF THE PEACE. Will attend to tbe ' undressed-; their eyZs' bloodslkit, and ed beneath this continual pressure of a Henscy recognized the voice a* that cf pectations hod been greatly loo high.— of dtaU. "4 all Other tmaineaa ..^nta«ubi. oOm with lUULt. and flniotf* tRfr lips parched with fever! Surgeon* 'tyrannous and uni'evling companion. In the hattlro which followed, more than Il one of hie own men. there were few, not nearly enough to re- did everything but break outright; per­ Fever bad perhaps set in, and as sbe n third of the army on yrhich'he placed liev^the medical >;an*s or afford the haps it was bn.kra In the spirit, as m loo prayed he would every once and a while his dependence were killed, disabled by tLBROOK, ■nr^icnl aid necessary. As fur tiursee often tbe case with many In our midst— interrupt her. At one of these times, wound* or taken prieoneru, and she,rest there wd* but onr, hut sbo Was a'woman, by our very firesides, where broken hearts and when she was proving for those1*bo forced to make n sudden, stealthy \snd and a vulunterr norsc, and worth, as the are bidden beneath a veil of frivolous had just iujured,and enjoining forgiveness, htgltwinsa rr-tMt into Virginia, whiieVm, IJtee. a«i>U alary nt MelbreoV* DI net. pour wounded boys said, a doxen paid gaiety, so fearfully transparent that in he cried angrily and peevishly. • N<>, no ; •eat of government was not oven menDOST POPULAR after years, when they had passed sway, I cannot! He called me n cowardly dog; men. J. ■- Rl’MELL. Ev rry where her slight form was *eet) we wonder that we bnve never before 1 cannot forgive him ! Do not pmy fur Thera was a third branch of thia plot iiivbIcian *iU5«fis«n —holding water to the burning lip* of perceived it, and mourn too late our care­ that!" which has foiled In an equally-aignal man­ this one, or dressingand • binding up the less vision and wlfish bcadleseuess. “Ab! my friend, if we forgive iy>t ner. Event* have shown that while Lee JOHN ROBERT*, > wound* of thst one. Now whispering Alice.Hensey lived then; buttbe rosy those that injure u*. hovrain we expect w as in invade P.cnnsj Ivan'ta, and an army HYKICIAN Msrgvro. D-sllisgo" Bro*J sweet strains uf comfort, now joining in girl became a pale and care-workwoman, tu be forgiven !" was the gentle remon pat herd from sonthern camp, were tn stSpr ite Cour. Huy- r > or forming the labored word* of prajer. before even the goldemdnys of childhood •trance of the prayerful voice. “Wo uf- tack Washington, the agrnts/»f therabei“'’"‘jyViijynARerT She seemed a very angel! had passed ; her young heart's sympathies feed Got! every day" she continued, lion In this city were to get up an armed Ytft abe.wa* not pretty. Indeed, sor­ turn and crushed forever. At last, bu- “more than any human being can wrong 1 riot, stop the progress of the draft, nn uYStClAN HCROKON sad A*> row, that craal de foe* r, bad left hi* an- mao nature could Stand it t»o Linger.— ua. and yet be forgives us, and enjoins whieh we relied to keep onr army foil in deniable mark upon Lex features. That Heart sick and weary of life,phe deter­ upon u* to do the Mtne." ( __x-l point and numbers, and if practicable, A M.*»d 1 to ' P- M___ _______ I CTEAJF, 1P®B CASE sbe had oore been beautiful however, mined to leave his bouse. Fortunately "Ah. that doctrine doce for those who revolutionise the city. Tbs three opera­ wm atill plainly discernable; but that she had no child, and she started out Uj> h«ve not suffered. You, you have never tions of the great pl»t were to be simul­ H. WRIGHT, • she Lad known deep wrong was still <m the world alone! been wronged or you wobld not aay so." taneous. The invasion nf Pennsylvania attorney s»a more visibly portrayed; out that she If Edward flen»ey could have seen tbe ended prematurely; I-ee w av forced tn Fur such a being; for such a poor de«tesa । „• seemed melancholy at all, or misanthrop­ tituto heart, tire struggle must have boco fuco of that kneeling figure as these words flee from the Soil of Pennsylvania before n« purvhaatag fodichrta of no caa n-'j npon ic. On the contrary, • <*!"' ttobls ex- fearful. Before her Uy distress, pcrb«p» were spoken, n pang must have struck like the riot in New York waa begun ; Cha presaioo lit up her feature* that appeared even disgrace, for it is considered in this , a fiery dart through his soul. Th* sol­ attack on Washington enuld not bo mads O bi.* wTw W. •Ki44U.IV. | . almost divins-ln it* purity aud sublimity. conventional world almost a crime to dier saw it, sod paused, while bo lifted f.>r want nf troops ;and the riot, which its While she appeared to be attentive to leave one's husband, no matter how bru­ the thin, clasped hand* to bla fevered lips plotters had hoped tn nuroo Into a revoHOREKTS « HTBIKKB. Derry C«^ty MlcL>M»n. end 1 all, I could perceive that there was one tal he may be; but she girded her broken in silent appeal for forgiveuras of tbe un­ luthm, was summarily put down by the II.in.a. .April 21, ltd*. form near which she lingered most—to heart together, and fiew from the debased intentional pain his word* bad caused. loyal population.—A*. }', Evtning Pont. “And d<> you forgive 1" be asked half In which her eyes were ever turned, and on and unworthy being who should have STBAMCaaatAQxrva Commom Roam.—> which her tboughta seemed centered. It l>eeu ber support, her protector and ber wonder. DR. A. r. DRAKE, A.mauhine has been built at New York was Ute form ui her husband ; and bad I shield against even the slightest of earth’s K.trrES 4 BtBBSSA. and scut to Nclira.ka, designed to apply tint known that it was the lie of husband cares. 7 hope to be forgiven I" steam powsr fur Ute transportalioa of and wifi* that bound lhetn, I should have »o many years had elapsed ainee he For many long years she toiled in oh­ , scurity, earning a poor, but honest sub­ had heard thnt voice that nt First Edward freight over common turnpike roads fresh waa (he sympathy that seemed to 1 sistence. But Heaven seemed to smile Hctieey thought he must be mistaken.— acrus* tbs plains. It was built by John Teeth extracted or filled, on .bort nolko. exist between ibcru. Yet the man was upon ber efforts, and aba was enabled But now there could no h-nger l>b any A. Reed, an eminent and skilful inventor. known as one of the mi.tl barbarous and soon, through ber thrifty habits to lay doubt; it was his much Injured wife. T<> Il proves capable nf drawing eight lone of least,companionable offiaers in the <>ld aside aliUleeum, which grew day bv day. think lhasshe waa so near him ; and again fraigfitup a grade of 000 feel U> the mile. " BANIEL COOK, bask army. In every cruelty and injustice be At the outbreak of this fearful civil war the prayer arose upon bis lips, “Ob God! ._Hm etCepcsl railroad grade Is 350 fest to tobticb had ever been foremost,end had on thin she had already accumulated enough of for one short moment to retrieve tk^ Um mile. '1'helread wheels are ridged trie. account ^ccn hated by both ofiiccra and this world’s goods to be comfortable; and pant." But that form, it Is she ? “Alici! to prevent slipping, ar.d tbs machine .is capable at being ^topped. and.of holding with no one to interfere with, *»ie deter­ Allee! my wife F men. ' its train on any grade. It it propelled by 1 remembef seeing hlm'at the battle of mined to devote the few remaining years “Edward, Edward, my busband!” “Forgive you, Edward! Everything! four engines of tcn-horM power each, and Culpepper, where, from pure spite, ho of her deeliwhtg Ilfs to tbe sacred task of will carry wood and water sufficient fur ~ H. Na MHEUXHI, find ordered a rpan, who waa really too nursing snd caring for those who fall In even as I bnpe for forgiveness.” four hours’ run. Tbs hands required to sick eten to stand, into the beat and fa- ths glorious work of reestablishing the That moment was undoubtedly the all xisna or tiguo of the battle, tbera ultimately to Union. Arranging ber aff«!re, thro, she happiest one In Edward ilcnaey's ainfol run It are the engineer, firetnan and pilot. The ancoess oftbis “eteam wagtmw has sink down exhausted and was dying—a offered ber tervteee voluntarily u “field but now repentant life ; and whiibis head life racrlficed to a perverse and tyranlcal nurse" to the government, and being sc C‘Bowed rm the bosom of bis faithful wife, led_Jo the cumaieMcmenl of a turnpike ““’■’Twaus? DRUG-STORE!!! R &. S , ma um*s, glisttllanu. ;**S2£f8KS,’SSre GROCERIES! patent medicines P P PRACTICAL orTjK «lc';ujr±i^w DENTIST, ^ss?Fr«« JOB PRINTING, H.r.cnaaa*, »V»TT CLERK asd N Stary >sNic. 0®'* S. C. FRI.NDLE, FRANK ALEEN, PAPERBAGS' Tw'Se"^****’**”*^^ *q>lrit—and all fur nought. 1 have seen him too, for very slight misdemeanor, rush up aad strike with the blit of his sword a poor youth, until I be droppad Insensible from this heartless aud Inhuman treatment. 'And noir hern । ha waa, mild and calm ; thinking of every 1 one apparently bat blintelf, aiding hla • ■' A—nillni. । nut. i»a— rti ’ • • * cvpted, was soon on her way to Fortress Monroe, from which she wav afterwards transferred 10 tbs neighborhood of Ws*bIngton, where We will leave ber. Her degenerate husband, In tbe mean­ time, had been going from Imd to woru, and deprived of ths guardian angel, his business foiled, and be was at last forced u> accept a 1i«t>tenancy In order to avoid tbe embarreeamenta, which his dissolute habits and wiHul 4empar had brought upon kirn. Botfrwhre on tbs rood to _ ..j L. t— >L— r!m> tanri. that a happy end may ooms of ll. It was the sight of ths battle near Col pepper. Sines Mr o’clock is ths after- I. II. COOK God’s sses® v as painless end as calmly as a child. There waa a moisture on hie cheek, how­ ever, which was not that of tb« dews of night, and upon bls long black evelashew there rested pearly drops at glistening ears. _^z‘ The roek was touched and ths sweet waler of repentance had sprung forth. IIuw she nursed him, bow she watched whb'hlm, until wt find them together on the homeward b<Ml liuund North—a true and faithful wife, such as *be waa, Im can alone understand; while be, thoroughly softened, wept in sorrow and tried by a thousand kind and touching word* to re­ deem the past. The rock was indeed touched, and Lmg finished through Otoe county—84 mi Fee. Il Is estimated that the sMe routs to Denver can be built for 110,000. Thran farniahod and will ba sent Mt mxmi— probably arriving in Nebraska Qty foil. They will haul tan unis at each 100 mites per ds y. • freight Inalloaiott to .tbe free alavea from NlaauoH, will fos, I treat, the swmI flood of true and saving repentance. Hayereft.emsufrttsJJinra! , told cm. of tbs eftiaens of| inflicted on the beavro-Wyteg and to tnske the raid into Indiana by tnutiot cou tteodxM AamkbWhirij.- It �HASTINGS BANNEB. . nsart*.—AtawAaas Zaarofe. people of Barry county were i»tar£tad in Company JLof toUrrg raerit7T axxdudbd UTdo •6,TfobgB"iri Vkkdmi firW huh oo land *»d name!/,' lying on the ground and writing over tbe New York mob.— was inaugurated. Ip tta Iptcraet of traitors being used, both North and South ner al an old DutcbaDan’a over twright. The rota have iaboutr‘ekfene4 in thWtfty for about a week, and lived on the people entirely. But ones in a while we get a 8PICU4 The tbe General rebteh'shd bur »d comfort rebels. hugely. Yesterday we charged on tbe other, oneverMtton was fodulged In With­ evident desire of the Copperhead leader^ Rebels In this town and soon made out danger to either rifle. It was difficult' ,r.l hi—U—O . . - A J—al— tpr incite mobs in opposition to tta draft. the streets clear of them. Tho 1st Mich. for the rebels to believe that Vicksburg had surrendered. Pterhn tMb'Sfleffiy Gov. Seymour, of New York.. made a Cavalry charged first aad^drove them waa strengthened by tta fact ttat the surrender of Port Hodsdn depended In •ignera to the call ou Mr. Wsebburn to ucratic Association at tbe Academy of uf the 1st Mich, will spread terror thro’ some roctesdn- upon that of Vicksburg.— again become a qsaditata for Cs>agms for tl..*. An.. __ this Congreeeloual DtaricL Mo looks their ranks). The 5lB madeafiiw charge - < - ...__ — .l. u n—a* and drove the ratals before them. Col. upon kndpinu t|y> truth of the rumor . — —-------- * sheet In.the country—in which he uses Goul was wounded in the leg. Thtf 6th which hit! spread through ttair lines; an MIO IVoriMf the rear” of tta gallant army which>e teas language, caleulalud, and no doubtintend- were shifted to different parts of tbe town officer raised himself above' tta ‘wbrksl Ird to victory sad glory. AV hiaJrlends ci; to ■tirup the Mnorant of that city to with their sabres drawn, expecting to and callM almnl to onq oTthn Union off! and ...pporilrslft galops are RepubJ.can. to get his army back to R-cb round, * f. “What am you making alt or War DvnoeratA.wWe tta Copr-r even so far aa the upper and of tta ®b& rloL Tbnee, who have be«f so unfur- charge every,gxlnutn,but tberebstadgo( that about 1" Tta anafrtK'was( head, are cordially boallle to bim. In sndtyab Valley.” ■_ x - • t|iu*ta aa to-bare tad ttat speech thrust enough and retired, .. A brigade of infant, .re have taken Vicksburg."— in their Acerbate read ttafolluwiog : ry moved off into tbe town to bold it, tend The rebel officer was as doubting as had ita late spleodk) celebratipa tare, got np in bis honor, as the hero of Misetai>pi Crxcixxan, July 24.—Maj. hruas of “But on the other hand, Is It not true the Gth retired tack into a dovcrfield and been .onio of his S'ddiera tafbre nim. He and the capture of Vietabun:, tbe lead­ insisted upon not believing Uta hews, and ing Democrats elterly refused to partici­ tbe 80th Oht- tad a akermish with lbs ttat many of <rar organisation look npon camped last night and to-day. on being asked, what teatimonr be could pate in it; and wbifetta dwelling! nf our retain alTI te’clack this murwlUX driylug t)iis administration ns hostile to our Ourahowey Generals that ware in Va., ^DVERTIBEMENT. ____ rights and liberties; look upon oar oppo­ Fairfax, Ac., bare been aupcrcedcd .by accept on Abe’ xnbjecfta th to be con vinc­ loyal ptK^ile blaied id magnificent illum­ them out of Washington. Wtan last r*A*r< nents a« men rlo wuW rfo ». rrrono sa those that are Cghler*. Kilpatrick is at ed of the truth, hr resemded, “Notfiing ination. The bon.es of the others mention- heard from. Morgan waa al Wincheater, j j * 12 milea Northeast ofO*mbr*dge moving , CITY HABDWABft . STORE, but a copy of tta dispatch, nr some trust ­ rrygrtf to ovr nioti recreef fronehitti t" e<1*were closed In darkness and were as the head of this division. Castar com; along the Steubenville and Indiana " ‘ worthy Mthnrlly." Tbe Union "bfficer nmnds our Brigade, tho latter seems to black as midnight. rood, cloftfly pursued by our forees. ”1 appeal to y ou, my Republican Trends; love fighting .nd bead, all' nf taary then procured a toby of Geh. Grant’s when you say to us that the nation’s life chargeA ' The rebels' are inlreached on alflkM dispatch, and passed It'tiver to ON MONBOE STREET IN THIS CITY. end existence tangs upon harmony and' the the other aids of lbs town, what will him. assuring him al th«!i uttmo time, Some journal* talk about arranging c*<no><rd here; if you, yourselves. Io your be done about it is mure than I know,— on the honor of a soldier, thaf tta dlspsttti terms of peace with the rebels—as though, ssdoua momenta, believe that thia is to We have all sorts of rumors in camp in was genuine, as he tad copied It w)tn hfs Tribune. Wa*hington‘24rii. say I»e pruduerd by seizing our person., by regard tn Lee’s movements, but of course own hand. Having read the littU dflta- in order to a cewmtl<>n of war, i t waa n«r ment, the ratal officer ssid he waa satis­ eeaary to tr^al. with the rebels, and thus infriuglnging upon cnir righto, by insult­ know little or nothing about him. fied of Its trinhfiilttrss.ehd believed it tn acknowledge and recognise them aa a ing our tames and by depriving us of But I will speak more 'particularly of thy nintrlligew has taeu revwivwJ at ttat I BUILDING HARDWARE, AND MECflANICB those cherished principles for which wo Co. K. They have been on hand for any ta iHAleM for Port Hudlon to attempt to power. But we are pot at war with a place ns t«l operations at Charleston — [ TOOLS. tare always sworn allegiance? (Great and everything ih the line of fighting, hold nut longer. An officer, recently raturowl from tta Tho night passed away ; tta rebels bad applause.) though we have auflcreJ little, "fre have flw-i .4f Ctrnriralon. reports at tta lime taotaru, I .m prvp.«*t to eaten their last crust; they had eaten up But, perhaps we may be asked, what seen some narrow chances. Our men WUOUMALK TO COCNTRT MERCIHMTc. of bw lenvltig matters were progrr^ii'it their mules and were entertaining them­ possible harm .there can be 'm asking that were under fire nine times in eight days, selves on the Mvory dish <if dead rats.— which that can evaae is by the ratal* favorably. 8<>mMb»ng gained <•«<+ and with one or two exceptions stood simple question, and in making that earn­ throwing down italr arms, returning !«• day. and the rednuKun of Forts Wa«n#r They were. In short, out uf pros Wons, thair ground well At Gettysburg our J.OWXST CAHfl MARKET VALVE. est appeal 1 Simply this—that it was position waa in sunport of a battery, we and would probably hat. surrendered their homes, and aubmitting tn tta Imps. designed to make die Ignorant of hie audi­ were in reach of the enemy’s .belli, but the position nt any rata ’Kffore many When ttay d'» that bosiiiitj«a.stop at STOVES 1 days. Tta dldpstch frn'm Gen. Grant, once. Uhms?OUr'sy^tonrofO->vernment ence believe that it was a constituent ele­ not in the heavy charges made at that, Admiral Date terra, and tta ultimate eap, which tbev hsd read, had boon studied »w.“ «"> iw1?!Ji" ment uf Democracy thus to believe, and time. I It was ao exciting spectacle to see, ■'4yr Gen. Gardiner; and at two o’clock rangement«> for wk«-nnver the retw-l*— regiment after regiment, charge and re­ TIN.XHEKTIRIJN ASD COWER WORKR, con viiwed of the tafelggyncsafrC itjrir tail thus to feel. He says to his audience in charge. and go in with a deafening yell next morning, tta 8lh inst., n parley was substance—under tta pretense of addres­ upon tta enemy. Tbe Mich, let rallied sounded from the rebel wnrks, which waa cause—ars no lunger willing Ju fight, sing Republicans—ttat we cannot/re peel and charged three times, and drove them snon answered, and an officer came out ceasr l» figbt. and dbbaqd their artnirf.. ClxciwxATl. July 25.—Fourteen teuowith a dispatch fnihi Gen. Gardner, ask that moment tta supreme law ul.the)a»d tarmtmy if you persist in attempting to dreff'nf nr Morgan's morgxn * men arnvea arrived nrr»her* <«»t last Coa*S*.*Ur ing t>n wbat term'd a aurrtndr would be will again be obearved in the whole, c*>un Grew toy, and peace, rr will restored. No carry out the draft. accepted. ~ be -------------------­ night •Rmt will ta forwarded to Indian JOB WORK MlfttMIMMI PROMPTLY w hen one uf those biseing instruments of ATTENDED TO. As s«*n ns poesible the message war doubt the ratals would be most tappy spoils to-day. Two tbonaand four hunWu will pan urer the falsity of the death came towards our culnmn And Don't forgvt tta — to “treat” “ with Mr. Str'phms and l,k ns. Uu u ! dred have arrivsd altogether covert assertions of invading rights, bursting In the center of G>. K, killing token to Gen. Banks* headquartered'and Mr. Oul<! were.quite ready fu come to ----------------------! CITY HARDWARE STORE, homes, &c. in tbe foregoing, and pass three horses and wounding two men, Ge<v indue time an answer was returned to WashingtonJthq, other day.' Their re­ AaartW* Caatarw. ----------------------------------------------------i. ..____________ *the effect thattinne bbl An trficondltional over to another part of tbe same speech, Brownell was struck in tho leg by a piece surrender wtoiljibcaccepted. The term* ception would have been tta beat rrc->gWsshingtiin,. Julv. (15-•—,Th« Navv D . ofg shell, an^ Darid Wilson in the small wherein he points out more definitely, to were'Arccptpd bv~GmLGardlaer; short niti»n they could have,, and this littlr partmeni hi* rceeirrd*1n'fnrrf»atfon tb»t cif the tack. I 1 bear ttay are both doing WM. II. McCONNEU. , bl.degraded hearers, the iggnner in which 'well. In a charge on uur roav at Hano­ time was jSxM fiir hi which to make the ruse «>f Davis would, had it taen auecesa- theStea/ibmi'fe <Maexplored. Julv l&lh. Twenty four , fol, have entitled. Napoleon al once t<> they -may make their opposition effectual, ver, Marlon Bock waa wounded in the flechsaary arrangemenls. hour* were given for that jturpowe. but **rert<gniM tbe Southern Confederacy,” rh-t»* of two hours. Sta was formerly Mid the pic* under which they may justi­ nrm ; Chas. Ennigand J. A. Smith wore j Gen. Gardiner w'n* ready in a shorter and justify tbe net by <>ur own conduct.— owned^r WifaWtftou. N. C.. nod *sv>" taken prisoners at Williamsport; the two fy their action. Hear him: t- lime than that, fur at 12 ©Mock noon, on Tbe reply vnqife to Mr. Stevewa waa e^U- Her second trip Ao and from Wilmington. Beach boys took “fry taif" for the woods' r<BM inu\u eodwur “Is it not revolution which y ou are and I gueas ran amongst tho reta, and tta 8th of July, our forces ontered into inrntly wjse and proper: “Tbe custom* Iler cargo consisted of * ‘ Port Hudson, the No. 2 Glbrulter of the arv sgrntaand ctannrla arr adequate for good*. prorUlona. Ac. thus creating whet^you say that our per­ were taken horses and all. Our--------- . all needful military coinmunicalion and sons tniiy be righttally seized, our prop­ was also missing at Hanover. The Cap­ Mitottolppi. As tta victors elite red ,\tav found the conference between tta United States erty confiscated, our homes entered 1 Art tain and three or four stragglers came to you not trporiny yourtflvtt. to at grtat a tbe company day tafure yesterday,, and rebels all drawn up in line tit battle with CharUnd. July 28.Major Way, wtih peril at that with wkith you threaten u> / now we muster more than any company arms stacked in'front of them, and the Poet. July 9. 250 of the 9th ktlcWgan Cavalry. forrod hungry soldiers nf Gen. Gardiner were Remember thin, that lit blood.and treat- in tbe regiment soon well fed from the Commissariat of onablt and revolutionary doctrine of fra­ flrrrsxta Lbamuw fob a 6»n Carte.— Sunday mnruing. two miles from 8ilir>e Last night wetaerc detailed to guard of tbe Uryon Army from whieh the .0,000 nc xicxsstrrCAN BE PROCLAIMED 100 prisoqera taken yesterday. ville, Ohio, and rmited him, capturing 240 I was The number of BY A MOB at well ar by a gortmme^L interested in bearing them crack jokes j rations'were'drawn. proud nf tta men selected a« Ito reprraenrebel soldiers drawn up In llfte, when the (Appl.™.”) and sing *ongs. Some of them said they surrender took place, was shunt 4,000. al three P. M. Sunday, near New Lisbon. Having by this kind of forcing process bad seen fighting enough and were anx­ In addition la this number there were Morgan and staff are auw prisoners al helped in creating a mob, this aatne Gov. ious to gel home. They were all dres­ about 1,500 sick and wounded; thy, mob, la found living in a crib with a ne­ , sed well for soldiers and appeared in gro weneh. Bicklry, operating In the Waltavills. Ohio. Tbe Wilcox & Ginns Sewing Machine Seymour told tta rioters ttat he waa wounded numbered about 500. The good spirits. Some of them made the West through the eastlre of tta Knights The following tbe official dispatch their friend—that be had sent his Adju­ assertion that they could nep.'' bo con­ wounds are generally very severe, in tta of the Gulden Circle, cohabits with a wotant to Washington to have the draft quered. But I will atop for the present, head, and by the bullets of our sharp­ shooters. Our batteries tad done a great cteildrMt to srarve at Memphis. Storey, stopped—that bo would like to have may write more some time. Three Miles from New Ltaix.n. J Respectfully yours \ . deal ofdamage, having destroyed an im editor of tbe Chicago Timer and cfalcfdmthem disperse now, and he would see that mense amount uf stores. Tbe United.' To Cot. T<ewis Riehtnand, A. A. G. Burn States flag waa run up at 0 o'clock on ' everything woe made right; and ttat they sides Staffs - . Thursday morning, die 9th Inst, and was might get together again whenever they By tta blessing of Almighty G»d, I Who are abolitionisto! What is there saluted by th* fleet* above and below the who brought orders t<. Steray from Rich­ have succeeded in capturing Gen. J«-hn pleased. positi-m. ’ There has tarn terrible rick It Is obvious that Gov. Seymour sup­, in the word to bo Afraid of 1 The moat ne«« in the garrison, and almost total des- mond, is in jail for eedneeing half a dozen II. Morgan. Cui. Clarke, and the balance women. C. Chauncey Burr, who has of his bend, amounting to about four - radical abolitionist now known to tbe posed that Ibero bad now been riot enough nineteenth century is tta secessionist. By 'fitiition of medicines. Ttay suffered ter­ speechified furiously against “free speech” hundred pciwmera. to answer Ills purpose, but If it should inaugurating this rebellion, he gave alave- ribly from Ibis cause. There was a grwxl by anybody but aemi retals, and I who J. H. SHACKELFORD, supply of ammunition, all uf which fell prove dial be was mistaken “they might ry a stab in the heart. Be did not mean Brig .-Gen. Omidg. to do this, but tho practical result is Urn into our hands. Tbe prisoners will arrive here In the come together again.” Gen. Ganliner, the recent rebel com­ led from tta Univcrsalial cfesreh for morning. Among tbe prisoners already Tbe New York World seems to be of■ same as though that were his most ctar- mander of Port ITudwin. is a deserter mlines conduct. Theee be thy gods, tare are fonr Col's, thru Lieutenant-Col's^ ished desire. The negro has become a the same ojunlon as Gov. Seymour; so in from the United Stales army. He held m<ist formidable en^me of power in Jta OCopperheads. and four Majors. an issue anon after the great riot, after hands of tbe accesssiouist against tbe Gor- a commission at the Opening of the rebel­ lion of the slaveholders under tta United pleading tbe cause pf tta murdarcrs.it at­ ernment. If possibly, (and it is possible,) Stales Government, and entered the ser­ why not wrest that engine out of their tempts to aid the rebels in tbe following porter of a Bank near Broadway, New power and use It against himself 1 But vice of tbe traitors without waiting Ui York, a few evenings ago doac'i the vault, laagnage: uh, Federal Government! if you do that tender his resignation. and shut In tbe csshier. Tta Imprisoned' morning, without pain or straggle, aud “Men of all eltMea should unite and you are an nbolitioslst, and U> be that is In lull poatotesiuo of all bis faculUss. . Hie demand that- tbe conscription be postpon­’ unconstitutional; tacause there is no tqar Tbe Editor P< the Athens Dmo disease waa general debility. His sge ed. It is simply madnere to try and en- clause in tbe Constitution, to the especial oral, n paper whielrpraiersd to suspend fancying that be heard a stifled voles like fnres It . The present rotate is not really effect ttat if your enerniea use slaves rather than support Vallandigham says: tta iutuuaticn <>f a, ventriloquist from the dspgernn*, as it has no organization, and Ki nil you, you have a right to use thsir “We have eiamined the record of Vai- wall opposite tbe vault, tatened. The voice, still feintar, ‘'Let. me out,” was the good sense, wealth, in fact all the res against them. But the Const!lu landigtam, and while opr opposition is Washington, J v|y 27.- It appears heard, in several parts of tbe room, and great interests nf the city aro agnliist iu lion does say the Government has a right finally traced to the vault. Tbe doors on tta 22d, while Lnagsueet waa end But Ito suppression can only tie guaranteed t<« defend itself, and of .course ttat Im­ were opened, and tta borror-atrieksn Caa oring to get Into Eastern Virginia via by postponement of the draft. . plies unmistakeably the right to use all A P r.___ l . tier, nearly helpless, pals and weak from tbe means necessary for that purpoas.— strengthens that proof, and eatahlinbea us ■fear, exertion and want of air, tottered Tbe Government did not desire or intend in tbs firm conviction that Mr. V. la rebforth. Tbe five minutes, iMurueration templed to drive them «>ut but could not The Richmond papers show bow high­ to interfere with ths institution of slavery; and terrible ttanght that be waa left to ly tbe leaders uftbelr aB'ws in the. free but tta rebels by their own acts have council chamber or army uf tta Southern die a lingering death,so changed him ttat Confederacy, but that he can be more Stales are appreciated. Tbe Richmond compelled it to do ao. It is now already tbe clerk could scarcely recognise him.— a measure ofeelf-praservation that slave­ serviceable to that cause by. remaining in I>itpatek ealh the accounts of*ta New ry should be abolished.—NathviUi U»ion. the North, sod opposing with his elo­ York ribtaim “ welcome Intslligsnee” and quence and vote, every effort of the gov­ his fright, says it is “ the fruit of open resistance to What Causxd ths Mos.—On the Sat­ ernment to put down this unholy rebel­ Ltaeoln’s government borne by tbe Peace urday evening before our last State elec­ lion. . meetings ofN. Y. •New York, July 27—Dreai.s (,f u. tion, a mart estimable and trustworthy ebarge of lb.- 2*!, lllw)n f,n Furt W Ths same paper continuss: “ Let ns citlxen met an aquaintanee well known to MJT A bill has been introduced into Show the moot dswpyraufighMog by Gee. us an active Democrat, and the bolder of the Senate of West Virginia, to encourage an important office under Buchanan.— immigration into that Stale. Four&ua-Our friend urged this Democrat, because misaioners are provided for, whose doty of hiaprofewM«d Unionism, to vote tta tanging and mutilating of men. It aa«< a friend Republican Union ticket on the Tuesday tbe Gmfederata troops a deal of marebin Music.” in New York,—which .pr-ech may be eeen.Ib almoat'every Copperhead a*- New Advertisements. l»g a Fi.wsQrflar Tre^ury Nv*. 1 ily, by leaving during we l*«twe wetfii 55<4m*ma \vhfeit:—Mu*et- is dull wttfr few ,- CiiMtgfc lkaw—Tbe Battle N.nKtfifrjW4i<m, ohbe Union, tbe Cm> ESTRAY WILCOX & GIBBS’ roe ^owrwss may aairmue. heretofore, wfcile tender bls -Aa the inquiry is fre quenlly rtisfle r# hie as to *tare, what points and places on tbe proposed Has tings Railroad lbs Depots will be located. •■WlWte K&E8XS8. in answer, I wHl state that this Important poMible for the cawtry it bt gnifn, flour, lumber, atone ore, earth, subject si wiys to the rales and regula­ S X'r.»™ri!'suL.u.“lp'l’p" business whieh can portions of that loyal Commonwathh. K*,lr» rs lumber or Thiapiad will be unlike any of the grtat made. The romnecti'-ne with the <he cwxalrj leaders on the Union aide m | Middle Tree—ft Is Col Brownlow, son Bn>wnlow,»fKnMX- t Colonel b �ORDER' are from both Northern and Southern !rW; !! a:izpi.a JUbwi&U. SBr-xs . N»* J-'rnu -Tb. , r—n H.,u> Ik. SM, U, inind. An «rrt»d fmai V„ Cno |.|, l»|. „ U«l~ 1U( ItojW «« Muri •n «»p™ on tggi UtOMl Mulmlllu <*TAnuria, proclaimed Emperor, ir ho •111 oonool; If noU Nppolo.n i. io .Uno, -------- o.,...^ fifMj to Xejal Entires. । svenka v- -o It has longbwfk tbe aim cd p|>ye■"fors •veer lull *s°sn- tcaaa U> find a eombinalic.n of medicine having tba requisIftMltrtilatlng and tonic properties to relievo and curs the com . l<Mt. Friday last, between thia village and Harry »il|e,-eft’<iM patn-b'ink containi»g a Fltre'^Uhip ffraesury Note. The p.taa-h.w< Wa« nearly filled with old ao- mninta. nnxmg which, and toward the lest part "f the b'Mik wm uno against Lot her llt-iinel. Mr Lewie thinks his own name n,-pearwin the took, but Isn<xcertain.— M.«n uf accounts were kept, by hh brothrr WiJluUn. Any pereno having found •ucli'n'fiook wlllknnfer a favor upon a Upirila, Indigestion, Jaundice, Fever iytd Ague, <&«.(■which are tb« ritseiws inc-dwri to thia dtmate. The rontody hmi bwn diissivrrod by Dr. Roliuck, and in thous­ and of cases tbe merits of his Bitter* have been tested,in the above complaints, and there is but one voice from the peo­ ple, and that te in favor of these truly wonderful Stomach Bitters. We advise all who are afllcted and need an agreeable tnnie f«>r tho troubles above mentioned, to rommence at once using these Bitters. . ^^TSsc.Ailierlisembnt. . UuiTK^ta. W Ui^m, H rw. ata of Johnstown, in aaid connlr, drceeacd. On raiding and fling Um petition, duly tarlAad. d JnlMui fiah. bnobaad af aaid deeraard. prey ng. far letters of Administration upon said estate. Thereupon It ia Ordered, Tbai TurMlay. the ALE OX STATE LANDS. CHANCERY ORDER. i TATE OF MtClUOAX -Ei'ghlh Judicial Circ­ I N*x, at one o does, m is* lavruooo ot cmi **y > ult. In Chancery. pay lb« amount dw on said xnortgsrv, >ad Sail,pending in tba Circuit Court for Unpoanly to of Ibia foreelossra /T Bsry, in cbancrry^at Mattings cm Uw loth <xmi Dated, April 21st, IMS. V T. HOLDEN. , I Ifony K. Cirrl.ComflaiMl, sprti Atifom ef GT Tbe salt ot ths Stortgapd. premia- d« CJtmnh JF. n&r. fy/enlcol. enbe-d in Um Liregoiug autiM M adjoenied lo tba, t taii»fMlorily appearing to thia court, that cigbtb day af Asgnai uu^ is be aoM al ibe aan— iLe Defendant. Eduard W. Taylor, ia a non­ place aud bouroTtha dsyla aueriltod ia Um abort ,. . . r.___ ____ aotire. F.HULUEN, Dated, July If, ISU. Aemfutt efhlattgoge. ihatt.be aa.d Ed-ard W. Taylor andaltolhar partiea iuteiteltd h> tbe pcwtiilsot 1<Mnb««i Jm tbe bill of complaint In thia eaoM-. do eptwar and auADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. •wcr aald bill, the twelfth day of October next, or that tech lull be lalen aa coufcaaod by them; which prepiiaea aredrwribedaa followa ; Aft that ..rw.iA t.tn.l. in ik. eoatitr of liarSetton Number Fvnrtoon, In Townabip Three North of Rango Ten W«t. containing thru* hun­ dred and teeuiy acres of land. Aud further ordered, that, within •’rent/ dare the aaid complainant cauae a cope of Uuo order to be publohad lu tho JfeW>?£ Asuare. a n«-r«p*]>er. printed la aaid autm^uf Barry, where .Ill ali.—tod and ihal au.l nwb- worthy at)d needy laxnily.by leering the same and its contenia al this uAde, neUeetioa J! North of thirty M-ven WuouA— Nut much coming in. .The difference between views of buyers and Jco.J»C?>Tand“E^«'h*i o<7»< ”aj». ball <,( lot No. M4, and lot S77 lent a by IS feoMnit vf tbe Xorthueut corner, all In the eHUgoof Hearings •el I era |>na nearly suspended operations during Uhi In ft twd we*4tt. &5<4ula may — TSifttttCTg ur’J ’STAB USD ED 17G0. ORDER FOR APPEARANCE. • TATE OF MICHIGAN, Tbe Circuit Coart for I tbe County ut Barry C"*M5*-A1A’P*T-Th« Battle Creek Journal, ban changed publishers end pros prietor*. W/JV, W«xM.NoUOM, has sold PETER LORILLARD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer tbe eatablWtmeot u> Crablm E. Gm»HTH. Wu regrufto part with Mr. | W.oiKOUMr from tbeediUiria^fAild. lie lute hewn an early. earnest persistent and ccosistr-nt advocate pf Liberty, State and N«tfri#;rW4rth; of tbe Union, the Con­ stitution and the right. We betfpeak for hitA atfrcvrit'ln whatever sphere.-Me lot mav I* cant. To Mr. Gt tryrm wa ex­ send the hand offeRowahip; and we kn ow J5S**, that 11 if wishing him_Jpell, to hope that jylw4 Mr. Eotmti-VAf, the inquiry la fro- EW IIABNESS SHOP. ■qnenlly maffe hr tub as to 'ibare, what pointe nnri places <>n the proposed The attention of the public it Has­ to Urn NrwfBarneeaBbopef tings Railroad tbe Depute wjll bo located, I. 1. GMDTEAI, also uh«i accoinmodations the fartqers In Connection with hit Hardware. and <<Uters on the route will have. Now, in andwnr. I will state that this important work la to be aafaraa poeaible for tbe WOOLEN New Harnesses, accommodsiion of all citizens who wish to Am requeued to giro him a ealt before m*ki«| their pnrebawa, at he ia determined Not to>e Cndereald. Avail themselves of its benefits. Good Eastern Leather Exclu­ As to sively Used. Depots I tee no reason why they need noi Tbe beat of wnrtaton employed. be at every cros* road, or al intervals of . Repairing dans* on short eoUcr. every mile, should therobe ^‘r [jnaM] H. A. GOODYEAR. the Railroad. Thia railroad when built ia ■to tarry tbe whole products of tHocmintry through tbe entire route and all that can »r ever will be brought to tbe road—>ui it be grain, Sour, lumber, ftnne ore, earth, DB. A P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL DENTIST, -day, hay, straw, any and eretytliing, subject alwiye to the rules and regdlatioos of the company ; in fine it IsAo be 'TEETH extracted or filed, on abort notice. ■ T®0ET« . INSXRTXD > the acrommodatlim railroad for all who On Gold ui/ Sfirar Plate, and ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, patrnnixe it. It would ba unreasonable on abort notice and in She best and moat approved 'to cause any one tn draw his lumber or pr.utaceX^ite, TVa fwJDtroe rnrtm to a Depot when he lives at or near the track. Thi« pstd will ba unlike any of tbe great through rotitae, where doee connections must be made. Tbe connections wilh the' Central road'cun I* made and in .nowise interfere with the busineas of tb* H*»- CJTATK OF M1CIHOAN, l„ Probata Court o Barry Countr. for aald aounty. At a aeetlou of aald Court bolden at the I tobale Office, in tbe village of Hastings, on Tuesday, tho Tth day of Jdy, in tbe year one ih-uaand eight hnadrod and olxlv-threo. Preterit, "‘rK.'V:^ ».n Tba underalgned, having aU the blanks and neeeeaary initracUoea, ia prepared to eolleat M dal ma againal tba Goeerantenl for 60 .. h Jtfyda. wideMoaitog. COT II WARRANTED strong and dareMa. Soiree la hereby gl’»n, inai i>y ririw <jl a IIcense granted to ma hy the Probats Cdart for tbe It u the chevpett tray to get gooU Cloth county of Barry, bearing dale the lath day ol for four familiet. Try it! Mar, A. D. ISM. I shall expose to sale at public auction, to the highest bidder at the North dour WOOL CARDING of the Court llouao. in tbo village of Healings, in tbe county of Barry, and Htata of Michigan, on Monoav, the aerente nth fltTh) day ot Augnat next, at oi>« o'clock. P. M. of said day. the fallow­ ing described Heal Estate, belonging to said niinora; tc wit; Village Lol number Un (10) in Hloek number eleven (H) «f Eastern Addition, in tho village of Hastings, county of Barry and StetoofMicLlgn» ’ W.I.Y.UAMB, Ian of flaxllnra, and abow cauw, if any there ba, Dated, Jnly 4th, IMJ. Uydj Guardias. wfy 0>e praywof tho potlllooor ahould aot bo TSi I. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. glvoMtiee the mn.t important branch roads in the 'L day; Heptasiber, 1st Monday; DooaMbrr. 1st M CbwUprelobnaary.frd Monday j Aa- IL WriXW. guat I rd Monday. Given under my hand st tbe village of Ieada,tiili Sfilb day af ^{^nBjb^ioVXLL Watt of Bmlnaln Winans. m FAIRBANKS’ btan: 'RD in tba year of oar Lord one thou- ie matSarof tbo totato of BenJaniinTI mana, ADMINISTRATORS BALE la tho natter of tha' aalalayof Chari— Laster, rm! uu mlilliriT- • No fees reqared wntll claims are . cailectesL Office oa Durdlek Strret.oppc«i to the Peat Office Kalamaiqa, Michigan. ) A. A. KNAPPEW, PICTURE GALLERY! IN HASTINGS, Barry county.Mich., la Rawer's new building, ep elaJra, tdjaor. THIS GALLERY Monday; July, let Monday; ueuuer. trtKosuay. 8HERMAN C, PIIXDII. BOUNTY. BACK PAY. PENSIONS. &«., dtt., &C. I alvaya Colteet a ad aever fall to Pay Orsr, wheat CaHeqlad. Waa erected new, laatfaH^for oij ipeeiel .awe», AU portent hating claims again*!tho ’ ’ teUUof Millhem Orr,. “Heatlnga Banner." a M«apkp«r ireuialinK in aaid county of Barry, decriMd.'U* hereby aniibed and requested to „ ImnwSialety prerioua to aaid day present tho tame for examination and adjuatment country rTreially for the land owners tor 10 to.15 mile* on each side nf the road. SVEt'S CATHARTIC PILLS pouoM to many advantage* over the other pargaiirta hi tbe market, and their rape nor virtuea are *o unit anally known, that we need not do mare than to aware tho public their quality it maintained equal to the fwt It ever has been, and that they may be depended on to do aU that they have ever dmx. Prepared by J. C. ATER. M- D., A Co, Lowell, Meat , andaoldby WAR CLAIM AGEWCY! JS sax ling.i/uid. I see no Reason why this Railnmd when built should not he one <d Youra truly, FACTORY, WANT 25.000 lbs. of WOOL to man n Tartu re into CLOTH— IA881MEBE. , TWEEDH, SCALES �ii’s ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTLE CREEK. "'bJTNf ? l'r A. L. SKINNER 11m Io aura AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOOBS .bid, ora no« affarad aala u GREATLY REDl'CED I1 RICES I Wa kaaaaddad In oor Suck 0/ DRY Wqfa A large assortmenit of CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, at prices to suit the times. S SH tags � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-08-05.pdf c0d240c151f9268b6f199b58279c49c8 PDF Text Text 2^’tj‘xcrpicr at r.iz ,nte/l ■Xibtrtr ud tMon-On* ua banuahto ■ vol. rjinu vm. HASTINGS, HAEBY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY,-AUGUST 5, 1863. NO. 14. gastiags'Bawur, Jertrj make her like ths top of a rack. It is well known was built xeiimh: ADvKnnsiNc. Issa-because of the greater degree ol mental energy and philosophical research Justice and a just retribution is hich the present age would behold.— meted out to a nation whose liberty Bickley has prison at Louisv oppression', whose tender ties and god, mamoo. The cry of the op­ spy, and richly pressed has entered into the cars of the STORE!!! Robehts &. Striker, R. J. HRANT, JUST RECEIVED ROCRRB. n new and moat complete assortment of MAWON'ALLEK DRIGS AMD MEDICIftEN, ealer in grockries, provi.ion», pro- D dme. 6i»h. butter, lard, pork, and grate ol pheue, Burning Fluid, TURPENTINE AND AI.COIK -I. m an »inu» ui ....... Stone and Woodin'ware, and a genera! asDr.AL.LK ROBERTS Ar STRIKER, ws.vt.ER8 in drugs, medicines. SpsteotmcdiJ dnw, paints, site, terpentine. burning U a I J, re llqnore. dre-staffs. • iudow-flsM, putty. gvo- mi wm 12T FOR MECHANICAL 'AND MEDICINAL PUKPOSES.ONLY ew Dloek. Hastings, Mich GROCERIES! k csch dear friend’, prayer, SWEEZEI' A ALLES. With a loving Father's earr: WidU>l«sb.a«Vromon high- TKA. COFFEE. RUOAR. SPICES. PEPPER PRUNES. FIGS. RAI«!NS. CODFISH; SJisttllaM. 4.DC1 Cooking Lxtrncts, GSTICR OF THE PEACE. Will attend ‘otlie This is n day of great anxiety. There arc various speculations with regard to lb* regpIt of-ibe question' A. HOLBROOK, PENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER.. EN IT.L0PES, CARDS, . M. RUSNELL. aided. Whether' our government is gnrehy stv»" triumph and thereby declare fl<> the world tlia*. equality is nut a con­ stituent element of a body politic, is the In their anxiety, men reason and philosophize—calculate chances watch the progress of events, and doubt still hangs as a dark pall over their bright eat bo]>e«. Historic records arc carefully scanned and yet scarce a ray of light flits athwart the horizon to cheer their fainting MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES -X JOHN ROBERT" liHVSIClAN and »<(rg*“P- Dwelllsgon U"’*4 I war. near the Couky lUrnse. hysician, surgeon and A‘»“ehturlll „k gee over Smith’s DrwgSSuM Goodyear Block. I....I_ _ Mi.hinn Offiei P II. WRIGIIl a nuavsf »Dd„C0UN8ELL0R AT LAW A Ind Solicitor and Counaellor Chanevry.-- !4re.“ter%toaU.« paid will be paid lo COM 1’0151 PREHCBIPTIONS; sad any to th. eolterttoe of Df&ce, Uarrr County. Michigan ’ ■ Clerk in. tbs Court Hossest Hwangs, KXAPrEX t BtKBOWS TT0HNEY8 asd COUNSELLORS AT LA W B. Boitnsis attended to with preaiplaes* Kelamaiov. Michigan. EW HARNESS SHOP. DANIEL COOK, nsriCE OF THE PEACE, General Usd asd N' Tbs attention of tho pubiio ia invited ,"ud xllotow boxiness pertaiBinf toblaofflce. 0Otoe is Gwlywr’s btoek. ■> a*al™ If. N. 8HELDON DUSTY TRBASURER^Wmpa^partieuter IEAKi New Harnesses, Good E»BUrn Leather Exclu­ sively Used. U.P. cnKRRl OUNTY CLERK sad Notary Peblle- O®« In the Cosri House C (. C. PRINDLE FjanM] H. A. GOODYEAR. DR. A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL dentist, FRANK ALU» On Gold and Pdrer Piste, and ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, H. COOK, more consequence *at> the ight, justice and liberty.the fate of a city of a few thousand inhabitants of more note than ----- numbering ---------------------------------nation many millions? The apostles urged upon tbusi) who sat unfler their ministry to receive tho principles of Christianity mainly on the ground of tbe concurrent testimony of the scriptures founded mainipon its prophetic character, end shall fail to draw the consolation and surancc in this day of individual and na. tional peffl from tbe visions of tbo be­ loved Disciple 1 As wo trace those pages we may comfort ourselves with tbo reflection that there is One who pre­ sides over the destinl of nations and 111 not leave bis name lo reproach. Little did the enemies of the Cross of Christ think, as they condemned an aged man nil worn with toil and exile lo the lonely isle of Patmos that Jehovah reigns snd can cause the “wrath t.( man to praise ” A bright and beautiful sabbath Him." morning dawned. A placid serenity pervades the face of nature, arch type of the glorious rest above. wont, the aged exile employed his sacred hours in holy meditation. Perchance the recurrence of the dev that witnessed the resurrection of the Bavior brings to his mind many pleasing associations connected with the life or that Divine bemg, whoso toffs and sufferings were so ciosuiv 1_1_~ Ith his own history. A inter<bveo xu!tTwpeaco fills bis soul as he containfi Istea the period not far distant when ea»ed from a life of labor, of privations, of bitter persecutions be shall be permit­ ted to enter upon those joys reserved for tho virtuous and holy in another world. Gradually the spirit descends, more and more does he feel Its influence until he becomes oblivious to all sublunary ob­ ject*. The lonely isle ’T” Ith its sea-girt‘ boundary—the ceaseless dash of waves— the sun shining In its strength—all alike fade before his gnze, and before him standi his former friend, companion and coun­ sellor, but now hie glorlfled Redeemer. He falls prostrate before the august per-...iage overcome by awe and reverence, But ajriendiy band ia outstretched and raiscs’hirn from his prone^ position, and a voice in these words of. assurance am Alpha and Omega—once I died but now am alive for evermore.” Calmed by the sound of that familiar voice, be is mm “arbitrary arrest.”— Tho bouble-dyed traitor Bickley ia per­ fectlyconsistent with the principle* Cdpperbeadism, by having ument, but that a brother may trample a scoundrel in wenaml. a fill s swindler. upon the rights of bls brother—that the against Nicaragua, a black and a haunter of brotbela. heel of the oppressor. is “Give me power to trample my broth­ disgusting licentiousness. Another con­ er in tho dust or give me death." The genial pet for Storey of the Chicago pidily with hich the contending les are martialcd is also without a paralell. Scarce had tbo battle cry been sounded ere the masses are in motion. snd from all parts of the commonwealth thousands swarm to the standard of their one ounce gumshellac, and one cubic inch of beeswax ; put them In a tin eup, and —the bajlle of the great I .ord Almighty melt slowly—too. high or quick beat’msy is being fought. That there might be it to "scorch. no lack in filling up the outlines of the Place Ibe jars where they will brooms prototype description of tbo locality of arm while the fruit is cooking, if lhe modern Babylon, a beast with seven ’ " heated there la no heads is exhibit^, eeven cotton States are gradually the stronghold,of slavery united as one breaking. As soon as ths fruit ia thoroughly beat In the one object, supporting the “Mother uf Harlots” as she rides forth unblushing- #d, and while boiling hot, fill the jars full, ly, even bearing upon her furbead the let the juice cover the frtiit entirely.— name of her infamous calling, while ten kings (presidents) unite tbeir strength thick cotton or linen doth, and spread for her emolument. No royal crown their brows, but aided by a united er the mouth and rim of the jar. Hie rim perfectly dry, end apply the ' found tree to lhe interest of the “peculiar while institution,” they receive power as kings lecuro It firmly with a siring; then spread one hour. Look again upon the canvass. A thick s coating of cemegVover the upper sur­ cloud ns a funeral pall envelopes the de­ face. As the contents of the jar cool, the voted city and ascends upwards like the Bee. It is the and give a moot positive proof that all la smoke of her burning. In one hour has The cheapest as well as the mot! desolation come. In a moment of boast­ ed aecuHty the avengiiyt angel visits her suitable jars fur thia use (quart site) cost I th just retribution. From a hundred >1.50 per dozen. Queen's or yellow batte fields—ftom a hundred villages and ware has imperfect glazing, and the mpiatiirced through the aides of the jar. ritire goes up the lurid flame and out Belf-aealing cans that have failed can bs\ phurons smoke. But listen to that wail of anguish that pressed into servibcj stone jars, commop which comes from far off apcctators. The bottlee, tin cans, and various vessels that wealthy, the merchant, the seamen from all parbi of the world are alarmed. Tbs made to answer ; only be sure that the great mart of the world is destroyed, and, fruit is boiling hot, and lhe cover is prop­ with their hands laden ith goods for erly adjusted. southern trade they stand and utter cries Many think Hint sugar is essential to and lamentation that lhe great city is fal- enable fruit to keep. This i ’len. ---The dark But all isof no avail. ----avea of oblivion close over lhe devoted city end desolation only marks ths place, hour before eating, gives them “for strong is the Cord that judgelh her.” flavor of frosh fruit. Cook only sufficient This is no chimerical sketch. We have ola crushing oberisbed tbo “sum of all villainies" until tender berries. Pears and Quinces are ^t has sapped its own foundation. We find that we as a nation have been and in as many sro being visited for our iniquilica and water at one time; w hen clear and tender, the call Is to all who expect to find mercy and to the water add sugar to taste ; soon as boiling het from among lhe workers of iniquity.— Soon the note of victory will be sounded Oil it up with ayrup boiling —victory over oppression, and Jrimn pl­ hot. Seal as directed. Apples the same ant Alleiujahs sung by those battling for iiy, ana secured. God, troth and humanity. Beware then Let them be In Quarters for, if smashed, you who stand in the way of reform— the pulp will hold so many air babbles, It ’ । who would raise your puny arm against K ill not keep. .... . im who can work, none can hinder. The Grapes.—Pulp and cook till the pulps oppresnsd must go free, the yoke must . Ki.ltad • strain out the loads. put In be broken, and woe to him who stands in way of Him who says veangcanco ia gar lo taste. When the syrup is suffidmine. «.U, ..Wtk. «•! Rutland, July 20.1S03- Arriving at LoulaviHe, the Ciucinaltl, and restore the krnytom to Israel. The «■«' of*» !•«•» oartainlj »•«*» P™?*-11® d#d* nllluij Never in the history of the world has and despondency how fow go lo that nev­ er failing aource uf cornfort slid assurance, lite Scriptures of Divine Truth. firm believers in their divine character euliar duties. He is faithfully lo record hat passes before him. and prophetic bearing, why ahould we lhe scene opens. First appear upon make them the last of counselor* lo con" lhe canvass the seven churches of Asia. suit, or comforter to seek 1 Their faithfulness is commended, tbel As we turn over the prophetic pages errors rebuked. Next the throne of the of the Old Testament and compare the Majesty on high, surrounded by n retinue of angels, and all lhe paraphernalia of declaration of those who penned lhe DiHis kingly court. Tho book with the Ino oracles, with ilia records of later •even seals is opened by lhe “Lion of the historians, we cannot foil to see a remark­ tri be of Judah,” revealing*} man lhe plan th of able coincidence and are forced to admit of salvation. The long pent up lhe Almighty is poured out pon the that they are something more than shrewd urkers ofinlquity from vials borho by conjecture. Not only in general terms angels appointed "for that purpose.— but in the most minute partlclar were Cabolicism with all her iniquity ia slain ' ths ‘ .en hnada and ten beast with they fulfilled. ’ We might almost excuse by horns. those who insist thst they were Tbo scroll lengthens. Away down lhe after the occurrence on account of the vista of time appears another typo more But the marvellous than ail the rest, ushered in correctness of the delineation. opposite view claims tbo argument when by a fearfol display of conflict!^ elsrnenta. Amid tbe din and clamor of voices vivid flashes of lightenings—terriffiopeals oua order of tbo Knights of the Golden they are being fulfilled. The reasons for shown of thunder—while tbo earth is shaken to prophetic visions are obvious. They Ito very center. Mystic Babylon appears that one Bicklcy was were not, as may Oppose, to fortify the upon tho canvas, standing out in bold ganixallou, and its*great leader. Tbo excitmcnt of the disclosure died nation, the city or the iudisidual against relief the very personification of vilaneaa, ths name waa not forgotten. oesa. And here let us pause and innuire days ago, on ths occupation by-Rooeman that God-had an eye upon the aflairs what is the meaning of all this. When cran'a army of Tullahoma, a foraging party found one Dr. Gao. Binkley, of mcn—that-tbe-jJaat and fbture were in prophello language any great who claimed that he had formerly been a alike known to Him—that, in short to lion In the more] world la repre the Infinite all time, all space were but Is usual to employ some fearful convul­ Professor io tbe Cincinnati Eleotic Colsion In nature. What Utter typaoould Ige. He claimed to U loyal, and to hare tried to get to the North. H» beg­ noceswy tn prepare the mind for those ged a pV* to Ohio-atfd funds to par ex­ penses. Being accused by Gen. Johnson going <>o for the last twenty M being no other than Gen. Bickley, he ooootry 1 danM IL «eonly a nsphtrura uttering frarl that famous individual, and could be tnade. it roqulred a course of discipline the infernal traffic of umo, tbo ligh ..11 M MOOl.W ““ Indignation, tho brother-in law. The answer did not as ii reacts upon vati>m just as much as we who lira la the Those conversant with the TOB RAIABRY as also found a manuscript in the Gen­ oral’s band writing, In which he says: "I have brought up practical secession, and Many of the apologisto are sU AT Till: HASTINGS DRUG He had «lips cot from South- is naught but a barren rock, ths abode of about fifty families, who subsist ly by fishing, spreading to dry—as sold the prophet. (See Eaek 20 1—IS.) But the age of prophecy did Our courage dull, aoi tail w- Matings’ AJiisintss Oirrctera Was ever a picture more complete t on an island and mserer actually removed lbw surfitoe the sea for his own amusemcuiL end i Doctor are cooked till all lumps are to use close fitting oorka, cut off even ith the top of tbo jar, with the emented cloth, MMMiM corks Cauliflower cooked as for tbs table: fill jars while uh with boiling ' a kettle of hoi eat lo secure them apparently �Ifailli We<M*4ay ■•ralar, A The “Aet for enrolling and calling aui! subaMutw would go up at one* to; « oSteln His 6 r. tad rene* Booth of ths nook was to fix] u* fo taking tbe FredSecretary to fix any sum lees than >300 to Augm eoms* to vs 'aomawhat improved In app*p— - Aw v Agriouli ural Jooroal. far troops, but ban tavamldy received the answer that tBaro were, Ao troops to •nd humanity, have been tbe Itapldan. Tb. RapMsn is fortified “wMSjwoJTdj Sl.-ISfMal <etU I those who most need protection Into a Drt* much, truth aud candor re- ■ distinction fa favor of the rich and against tbe United State* Gore rum ent, dreaded the poor. ! But there la another truth which we । by armed traitors, and denounced by rebel sympathiser* al the North, bears lite', fchWh U/tha# the: number before ue .V. r. Art-1—Information from lhe front । Pw:L*naLFH>* State- is disgraced by a very we«k. dhgrecefti! and daspicable attack upon the Regents Contrast tbe provisions of this denounc­ of.lhe UuferHgy, Tbo article fa not a ed act with lhe provisions of tbe existing militia laws of the United Steles, and ol tfan. but £■'« tirade of abase, snd even tbe militia laws of the several Stales. By descends Jo attack, in a scurrilous man tbo existing militia laws of lhe United States, the Presides! Is authorised to call Dga^h0{krUtete character and atanding of meet the militia of the do we care who Is lhe author of such scurrility. This much la appareift: if bo States, certain classes of persoes Are ex­ cepted sad exempted from military duty (•educated—education has failed to Im­ —from bring drafted into tbe service of parl wisdom. If be fa one of tho Alumni lhe United States. Three exempts are of tho University, and received hia type not the poor, who have widowed molbof manhood fropi that institution, all fair minded people will agree that It was high infant children, or falberiess and mother­ less young brothers or sisters dependent Um* the controlling Influences of the J on tbeir labor fur support. No, nut University were changed. God forbid these I Neither Che Nstional laws nor that aueti an imputation should net upon I lhe laws uf any State in lhe Galon exempt the poor, who bare the aged, the Infirm, the University. the helpless dependent upon them. Al It it fyit too apparent that there la a tbe call of tho Government under these portion of the Alumni of Detroit, who, i laws, they must leave widowed mothers, having received all lhe benefits from the I aged and infirm parents, fatherless and motherless sisters and brothers, and eeive, are bent upon either restoring motherless infant children for support, and be hastened dray to tbe camp aad “Chancellor” Tappan or of ruining the tbe battle field. University. e ire happy to notice, Who, then, are exempted by the ex however, that this class of individuals Is iating militia laws of the United Bistea, small,and that their effort, are not being and uf the several State* of the Union ? generally seconded in other portions of Nut the poor, the dependent sons of toil, but ths most fortunate and favored of tbe State. It Is irus that a few malcon­ the people—members of Congress, cus­ tent* can make more noise than thousands tom IIuum officers and clerks, postmast­ of peaceable and order-loving cl titans; ers and clerks, (a boat in themselves, aod it is a paten: fact that all the drum­ -above support comes out of tbe money ming and c.imoiiading Id Detroit upon of the nation.) professors and atudente ju colleges, and ministers of tbe po*pel. juh tbe removal of Dr. Tappan baa scartely didal officers pnd other officials, Quakers. prodaesd an echo In any other part of the Shakera, and persons who may profess 8tAte. ’ It would seem ns thoogntbis faci conscientious scruples against bearing should make our city friend, and a few arms, members of engine companies, hook and ladder companies, or pcreuna others who seem determined to be re­ otherwise connected with the fire depart­ garded as fossils, a little more modest in ment The Cunscriptinn A cl,on the other their demonstrations. Until the farmer hand, exempts, in addition to auch as are reached ue, we began to hope—almoat to physically or mentally unfit for military believe—that the failure ol tbe mob in duty—Firet, tbe Vico President of the United State*, lhe Judges of ilio United New York to frighten tbe authorities out Stale* Cuurte.tbe heads only uf lhe rxueuof tbeir propriety, had wverted tbo Tap live department ot the National Guveropan worshippers, from what the Adeer- muut^ and the Governor* of the acresel tuer nnd Tribune reported as tbeir do- States. bellion. Denunciations of Ila provisions can only fire lhe bean and nerve the arms of tral thus putting in peril lhe holy r country, and the precious Ila heroic defenders; and by re-: Mood vhriog Into execution the draft pro sne act Dm only way is whsuh averted is by promptly, arming Hing bands of loyal men In rebel , and by immediately yielding a, united and eotbuaiaatio support to ths Government, thus apeudilv aud thorough­ ly crushing the hopes, and dfertualiy linflliog lhe efforts of gha rebel*. No Democratic paper in tho county is I more violent and malignant In its opposl | tlon lo the draft than Gov. Seymour's . prlndpal organ, the• Albany Allot and Aiyvt, yet tbe following extracts with dates amxed. are from its columns as ■collated by the Jottrnal: real chiefs. They cbqte for tbe Commit­ tee of Three, Almonte, tbe Archbishop of Mexico, and General 8slaa, an old re­ actionary of ths thus of Banta Anna. The Committee were also authorized by Foray's decree to select an Aefombly or Council oTNotAbfas, to ba composed of two hundred and fifteen members.— Over the sola of this Council the Provis­ ional Executive Committee (of three) were granted by Gen. Furey a veto pow­ er; and in care of disagreement tbe Su­ perior Committee—of thirty-firs— was au'.horizrd tn dissolve the Notables and appoint anotbsr two hundred nnd fifteen. Now, to thia Assembly of'Notables— so plainly acrMture of ths French—Gen. Foray's decree assigned tbs duty and I power of fixing definitively upon a" form uf g >vernrnom for Mexico. Tho result was not difffetill to foretell. Tbe council | li moving nearer lo from Fred Yort, Au*. l.-Th. Il-nU auu. that the force of Government employees, near tho rebel forces that a battle ia mo­ which was at Aquio Creek when Gen. mentarily expected, unices Lee giv Leeadraoced Northward, is ordered tAJ lhe slip. point over SO store-house, there, which* have eince been destroyed. A small force protected by gunboats, could have securely protected tbe property. Tbo Tmed dfapatph says: “A letter from a distinguished officer of tbe Army has deefared foe an Empire, with Maxi­ oftbe Rotomac, dated Warrenton, July 27th, says tbe rebsls are very much dis- j millian to be Emperor. eouragud. Seven ds*erters from a Mie | In this way lhe French Emperor avoid* an open breach of lbs solemn agreement aistippi regimeal eante ia day before yMterdjiy, who said there was no’ use in made by him and other European powers, that no one uf them would impose upon I lighting1 any more, now that Missiaaippi Mexico a change of government.—-V. ‘ had gone up. We ought to have Richtnond by the tniddla of September.” Ertning Poet. re'.rrato towards Richmond h « V*rfy followed and a sfagety waler wIII be commenced on that city. Wc should have reinforced tbe krmy, The Richmond journal* all take cour­ if it bad been necessary to imprees troon* age from lhe occurrence of the recent bobily Into lhe service. Dio public i riots in this city, and express the belief would sustain a draft rather than au n>>an that it was now all up .with the Yankee donmeal of a campaign on which so much ToM4<fe«.H W. H.lkvk, nation. Die Whig of July 21 aay*: has re»tbd. UM*ral ta CUif: “Hcuoefnrth the multitudes of the We see on all sides the indication of Si* —My medical director in the field I Yankee race will avail nothing against auch au opinion. Die Boston Adeertieer report* an aggr,y.e loa* in killed an-1 I calls far a draft. The Rochester Union body of the people ia g«>o«. Tbe enemy wounded in our>uands of 635. I judge . urges an enrollment of 290.000 men in must fight out the war with the fotvc* there are 350 missing. Three loaae. ev­ addiliun.to ll.e 300,000 volunteers. er the three engagements uf the I Oth I Ithl they now hare in the field. Volunteering Die New York World en) a: Ir dead; conscription lias been thwarted ; and ISth in»t. Many of our woupitan "The only safe reliance is in the supply 1 sill return to duty in a week ue trsdaja. which only drafting can yield. Tho re­ militia calls will u»t produce auldirra. Th* hejifth of the command i* improving. bellion confessedly, though it style* its- A naemiable etrrnglbening of ourpoeition •ell a popular revolution Lax no other re sort. Il has imposed A draft of a rigor never before heard ut No such univer­ the city, true; and for the moment the! But all over sal conscription is necessary in our case. draft is.suspended her*. New Y»ik, Angust I.—Tbe K But a cooscriptioa to some extent is dic­ this State, and tn all parts of tbe country, tated by every consideration of prodcirecr Jt is going on quiellj, and hundreds of ,say«: “We have seen, to-day. <> Die Republic may possibly be saved good men are setting net every day for from Gen. Grant's army, wim left Vicks Tbe noir id without it; but if tbo Republic fe not tbe camps uf rcndr.vous, ubeuoe they burg about tro days ag->. । prrparatfon far a march to M.rbilu was saved tbe omission to dreft the necessary ar* drspateked to lhe field. If the rebels depend for success on tbo then hewrd <« every side. • Uar troops nieq^*riil~b*4be only cause. Nut "only id spirits and coofiJcut prudence, but jimfe* also urges iu Said help of a mob in New York, they are I were iu the a spoilt) oae day in the Council of Bute. leaning on a broken slick; that mob has ••f .iicyr-M. Die calculvti.-n was that tl* “I am Inexorable on lhe subject of ex- been pet down; the objects of its instigs Stars and Slrip-a would ft «t over Mobile tors and aecret leaders has been exposed, j i by tbe 15th of Avgust." “empUou from conscription—It would “be criminal How could 1 reconcils it and is now recognised by the whole p»<> pie ; and they will sot permit traitors to i termination to raise such a voice “by tbe iVAsr ditt or a widow Dxr»DKXr “lo my conscience lo expose the life of raise tbeir beads again iu lhe free state*. people (M)Af Michigan that do future “one man for the advantage of anulber 7 CiaciwxATt. July 31.—Th« Fifty sec - aV. r. Rte Poet. Board of Rcgr-nfa should dabs lo remote Third. Tea orrtv eon nr acid oa :>• “1 do Dot cvcd think 1 would exempt my ■»nd Mawsrhuaetts regiment, nuitilwrin* "own son.” Ha* an American cil'ixcn |u ___ 1__ a_.„, '___ .__ . r r a Preeident, w ithoul exhibiting some good tbo life or death struggle of bis country leva “rouacieoce'' than Napoleon on the Die following snnounremenl, from the > tcred out of service. Their time expired xlmct wnten sox in all as uimh. Wa do not desire to see the merits or Fifth. Tns out D*oTUca or chil road to personal domination. -Napoleon Cambridge (Maryland) Jnlelligeneer of Julv 14th. "as right. We abould all take our July 17. is of great interest, and .fall of demerits of Dr. Tappan discussed, and it Vicksburg advice* to the 2G:h, aay that clianoe. With aueb a cause appealing lo encuu ragsinent for the ftveuds of freedom ia.to be hoped that his indiscreet friends Gen. Humm'e division baa g»ao to Mo­ ! us—tbe roost momentous that ever ap­ in tbe Border States; bile. Our army has fallen back to the will not persist in provoking such a oon- pxxdswt crow hi« lasob wa aurroar. pealed to humanity — it is a disgrace for “We dalm for Dorchester the tills of Big Black river. Sixth. The father of molherleee Ail- ] frovsrsy, by personal attacks upon tbe any man to *xpect that bis neighbor rath tbe Banner Gianty of tbe State. She has Jackaou is entirely destroyed. er than himaalfybould respond toll. All been foremost in lhe path of enlightened Hegents of the University. As we said dependent upon hie labor for euppurt, Juhuaun la believed to be retreating to have an eoual Interest iu the stake ; aud pn-gress from the beginning of thia crisis. Mobile, which place tbe enemy ia making in a fanner article, the Regente ere the Sermtk. W’Arrr there ere a fathei all should be brought up to the same line Her latest advance is in the recruiting o^ chosen guardians of the University, and deaperats effort* to defend., of duty." colored troops. It Is only a week sines MsMrnis, July 20.—Die forces sent wo may add that lhe ptoplt will sustain Diis also puts lhe Infamous World, wesppealed to our young men to engage which now says the draft caused tho New । in raising a company of colored volun­ out under QiL Hatch, to look after the them In their endeavors to .perpetuate rebel troops enforcing the cor.acriptinn in York riot, on U m reaord in favor of con ­ Its usefulness and efficiency. teers. and already one company under W esl Tennessee, had a fight al Ixxington, reeidue of lhe faenilp or houeehoU, not scription. Mr. Hooper R. Mobrey is bettor than • It should be borne in mind in discus- txteeding teeo, eball be eaeenpl. routing tho rebate. Cui. Ilsteh captured half full; and there Is a prospect for two Col. Campbell nftbe 23d Tenncasee, 2 Eighth. Young men between the •Ing this question, that DOt one word has or three mure companies In a short lime. Lieutenants, 25 other prisoners, snd 2 •geu of eighteen and twenty are exempt, been said, neither can be, against Profits The Louisville Journal claims to be I Not a negro has been enlisted in any eth­ Cannun. Col. Campbell was* en route for tho reason that experieooe pruvua that •or Havens, tbe newly elected President. soldiers under twenty year* of age can­ in poseesaiou of interesting and important er county in tbs State, Wa feel proud from Chattanooga to join Gen. Pillow, All the deprecatory resolutions and ten- not sustain tbe burden* of camp life as facte relative to John Morgan’s late raid. uf ths lead that-Duseet has teksa In this who ia understood tn be near Paris. Before tbe great Vandal and thief started matter, and commend bar example to well a* men between the age* uf twenty tjments—In every instance, thus 'far, CoL 8. Wieldingbust, captured by the upon bis expedition, be fully explained other counties." t rebels and re captured by Gen. Roddy's emanating from Detroit or Detroiters— and thirty-five. These exemptions of the Conscription lhe rebel plan, of which that expedition forces, is atill uu Bear Creek. Biffh-*, published and ordered to be sent to Pro- Act (so called) are in favor of tboaa upon was a part. Ma was to make no attack Wombs as HAavxrrsaa.—Several Forest, Newcomb and Wilsnn are operfeeeor Havens, are a direct insult to that wboec daily toil tbe aged, infirm and I upon Lx.uiarilia, but to go through Indi­ German girls have guao lo service in the sling under the cumraand of Pillow gentleman, and as auch they are not too- helpless rely. Is It, as has been ehargH ana aod Oirie, sweeping everything be­ harvest fields of Northern Illinois, where Gun. Dodge Is watching all these par­ l fare him, attracting lhe whole of public they receive II per day wages. Tbe Gal ohdad by tbe ywep/s of Michigan. Neither updn II, making “Infamous distinctions ties, and will soon take them. West between the riclyfind tbe poor," to sx- attention in that direction, and breaking ena Adeertieer says that German girl* are Tennessee ia Ux> hot to hold them. will lhe ptopU of Michigan unite with empt tbs only sons of poor widows, and up all tbe railroad communication by not tbe only ones who engage is this am LortavuLB, July 30.—At Pari* Ky., any endeavor to drive Professor Havens to compel members of Gmgress to fight, which reinfcscemeote foe the defense of ploy meat. Last year in many districts th. ....... ..i— a— ------------'• Immediately from tho Presidency of the University bo procure or pay fiw rabatltutes 1 To ex­ I Louisville could be sent. upon this, Buckner was to dash into Ken fore be ia fairly seated In that ehair. We empt th* only brothers of fatberieaa and lucky with tbe very eonsidarablo force door assistance on lb* farms, women of en­ motherless little brothers and slaters de ­ flank u. and barn the bridge. Tbe 45th protest against any attempt of mere menpendent upon their daily toll for support 7 under hiacommand, capture Loutaville, ergy turned out and aaaisted in gathering Ohm c«me oo their rear, captured fifteen worshippers to apeak for lhe "ptoplt of to exempt tho fathers of motheiraa Infant tbe crops. In many Inatanees, in peculiar Sterling’' Col.r^rib« Waster MiAiporo." upon this eubject. children dependent upon these fathers* cares, ths women of a settlement would daily toll for auateMam, and compel Stats go in a body and harvest largo fields of Judges, justices of the pcare, clergymen Cinetanati. corn for enms poor soldier's lone wife In To tbs rebel mind, tbe plan weened A eingie day. Thousands of women In aud college professors to fight, prtfeure In this paper will be found an article substitutes, or pay for aubstitates 7— feasible, but events occurred to interrupt Europe work in the harvest fields every upon the Conscription which wa find ;Shame on the men who misrepresent tbs and defeat it. Vicksburg and Port Hud season, and prove valuable help, In ths All safe. Gre. flowting roeod among our exchanges. We bcneficiont provisions of an act passed to son tell, and Gen. Roaaerane advanced al>eeoae of co many able-bodied men as Burbridge, home oo furlough, volunteered sooner than the rebels exp anted. Boch­ ■bpllere we.need not tender an apology uphold tbe cause of our imperilled counbm •srvtoss, aod was complimented for ner couldn't pouaiMy be spared from for its introduction. Tbo aubject of lhe 1 ^Tbo 18th section of lhe act In question bis gallantry. where bo was. .A courier was dispatched approaching draft iaone ol paramount provides that any person drafted and no­ post baste to step John Morgan, but ho fatarea* last at thia time. Tbs New jtified to appear at lhe Rendezvous may, Kentucky, in place of the late J. J. CrilYork-Hot was based upon opposition to on , or before tba day fixed for bl* appear’r.Jen. Mr. CMy Is an unconditional story is history. lhe provision* of the law. Such oppo- >ano*, furnish an scceptabls *ubatituto to take bis place in the draft; or he may aition fa not only criminal, but utterly pay to auch pereon a* ths Secretary uf fuUls to prevent Its opeeaUon. We, re­ War may authorla* to receive II, such At Philadelphia, wh*r<MOMb fM|ing fe Jn tbe Stale gret, then, exceedingly to see a diapo*i- ,,um. not exceeding 1300, os the Secreta­ torpid or dsedt Kbstitute* are obtained no cause to be ashamed. legislature, last winter, be etobd Ibrward lion manifested to misrepresent the pro­ ry may determine, far th* procuration of vary reail'iy for 3100 to ftlM. There msulully on the side A Ha country. confident of red kppesra to ba no difficulty Eastward I* subslitate, whioh *um shall b* fixed visions, iateotioM and practical working Wagner in a al of the law, rather than to explain them A public meeting was called In “ 'mads at tba time of ordving a draft for ad, and at very It candidly and fairly. Persons who make ] “ I any State or Territory. Any person may It obvious. The thirty miles ■ I furnish an aroepUbls substitute to take paay,” tbe object of wl any prica for there I* bm HUI* probability that any Grand River navigable --v-Every drafted V*Hbtt------ -draught, through tbe c cd. Dm to pay the ! relieve the •«>«• with lhe President'. Prod, religlouk aervlote will be held al th P“‘ ten oMock A. M. It w„ , Remaining is the Post Office al Hastings Barry C-s Mich., August 4th, 184J3. —a. im s.bbub, iui e... a. n. SISMS4. *“ l«m«<; Mr. Fill ««!«< il. Un, T. B. « w«m B rd lUl'lb. Hrvion will u.uaisr r. k Washington, Ju!v 31.—Dm following as to day received al tbe headquarters <*• Pano-Dea Twwasotvixu SPECIAL NOTICES- 1 a Ml. fc»l fo»l p*«4 «o l»r ><Urn.Wni Ut’BAW, <•* VewracT Mveecv. Pt>il.SrlpI>i., EJr DRIMKEHREM CVBED.^0 rpb. iMtoUW «»»V mw U4 SctAnn U> tbefrwW1 »/—. I»r. ZAJCFS AXT1DOTK f6R XTBOjfO bRIXK h . serUls kj7“d> tmnl rible conflicts winch wa know, that have bsbdfeo osr f s^ neighbors who hare participai thqeangsiaary struggle for a N. hTe. • Sxvxas Stobm.—A sev.re’storm sod W^hi» villKaosi Friday fa> about seven o'clock. Tbe rain was row of artillery, and for a few moc ths whtd blew almoat a borHz-.ru, New Advertisements. UNIVERSAI CLOTHES WRINGER tbe storm. Tbe electric Boid made panning down tbe ligbuiug rod to U twrn cornice . the wid of the b which it partly demolmbed, then rate It would also appear that a pretfo the fluid left the rod and followed }h waler conductor arbefad Co the other ciatern which was badly splintered. T mVERSAL CLfrTIES WJUXGER: CLOTHCN &AVKB1 A TIM1 SATE*! sed too, wta Instantly kiHed by thefallir •term of Friday E»eeb>g. START USB." cation of tbe Annual Tax Sales, this w Their official publication was not nece bear from lamin; fro® Lansing—by mail. B. C. MOWK ISO, MS BreaAwey. *. T Tbe list but those interested had better “wa week" than rely explicitly upon the E. A H.T. AUTHOR Y, CARD PHOTOGRAPH den, a famous borticdtoraliet and SC tifa man. It wee exhibited and gras ange Judd, American AgriculUirist a And t8 covered a dinner plate. QF* An old woman veoturfd out l£aaa, and Inquired nt Mwrt>®auMraaa Lesina. sitting backwards up •bout »m IML liiagaMmsfFred-D* I orator, at Rudwater. . The Drmglaaa sh-« _ jdlh.ro.di-. Fr*d.l �- whs, '’ • publicly foci, and -I'll of tbs ---T—-* - llM! Iaiid. But In* " f1 “■ -LOW PRICES' R. J. GRANT! to know Dr. fn»> “» i-u.-eau™. .iu, ™ ~ *"h ’! u< *»• le aoble .. Wfcl jr»ar *»• thousand otgM Pdh' I’X“eal• SbttiaimC. ,J*jEjSSfcsf9***1«!«:<* bav« iflkm, CHANCERY ORDER.. Taax^MisgitQ ante with the PmsHobTi Proc^maUdii, religious xervicei will b« held at the Meth’- odist ZWrcb on Tburdday nt past ten o'clock A. M. If half wnnoun- ced, lost Sabbath, that Rsv. A. H. Gaston 4ou)d preach upon tbooccasion. Owing to a misunderstanding, tbn nnoonnesment wm Incorrect y Mr. Gaston having a pre­ vious engagement. R^v. T. B. Grsngar Will conduct the shvicea. Wo are assur­ ed that ‘ the services will not bo very lengthy^ and * general attendanco is aoli^tadu Aa a community wo have gtwol cMse'for thaokfolnoM, viooc, in Ute ter­ rible conflicts whfoh have recently result­ ed so favorably to the causq so. dear to the hearts oft k>yB| poopfo, a few slight wounds arc lhe only casualties, so far a* we know, that have befallen our friend* aud/ieigbbon w ho have participated in tbe sanguinary struggle for a Nation's SxrxkK Stomm.—A severs’atorm paaaed ow.tbia village on Friday last, at about seven o’clock. Tho rain was very heavy, tbe thunder waa like the constant roar of artillery, and for a few momenta ■ tw-1’bu long b.,0 th. .im „l to tod . wmbltodon rf mrfWM. “’'T lb. tojUMUMImululo, ud Ionic popeU- u> rdl... „d -n. lb. oom ”n-~miJomU0fBUIi„0„mI.i„rdl.. I^KUOr- IIT’’ch*. of Spirits Indigestion. Jaundice, Fever and Ague, which are the diMaas. incident to tbia climate. The remedy has Uen disoovered by Dr. Roback, and in thous­ and of cases the merits of bis Bitterhave been tostedjn the above complaint., and there ia but one voice from the peo­ ple, and that ia in favor of these trulv wonderful Stomach Bitters. We advise all who are articled and need an agreeable tonic for tho troubles above mentioned, to commence at once using thmo Bitters. t^'See Advcrtisomcnl. ARRIVAL! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES: shade or fruit [tree destroyed, and the two story frame of A. H. Ellie’ new standing awry, after Tbo electric fluid made the bouse was found the storm. newspaper, printed in said oonmyn?!terry, where the said premiara sre'altuated. and that said pubHaition.br coounuod to said paper, at 1 east ance in each week far six wefcs in aueceaeios— or l that be cause a enpy of thia order to be persou‘ ally smed on the aald Edward W. Tgylor, thirty daya before tbe day of hia Vppcaraace. as herein roquirrd. Bated, Baatluge, Joni 10th, 19C* *■ nrtrtntrw Thereupon it is Ordered. That Tuvedar. tbe eighteenth day af Aagnil ntit. al U, o,»l’*ck.in the fortoeou, be min'd for tbe bearing uf said i petition, and that tie ludra st la* of Mid do erased, sad all other perwaa luUrrHed io said estate, aru rMuirwt to appear at a ,r>sloa af said court, then to be balden al the I'rvbate Offiea. in the elllaice of II unripe, anil alio* caaae, if snr there be. why the prayer of tbo petitloocr should not be cron ted; And it is farther Ordered, that tbe petitioner girt notice to tbe persona interested to said estate, of the pendvaey of said petit.on. and tbe bearing thereof, by eanatng a copy of this order to be peblietod in the^/s /Laaer. a news­ paper printed and eirculcting in eaid county uf Barry, for three anceraaerv weeks, prerioun to said nay of hoarin j. WILCOX & GIBBS’ iiwmsscam. ORDER FOR APPEARANCE. Price, wttk Hemmrrnnd Feller, fr4O, •TATE Of MICHIGAN, Tba Circuit Court for 1 tbo County of Barry : * <Zrsu« V. SnitK and Jfarrin Tylar, The Wtthoi * Grow Sewing Machine is th» but Afachint jcHhoul reyaritojiriu. Orouih, that U>< Mid dob rraident bufendaat, Dautol L Pou,11, caunc lite appearance to be en­ tered m thia eauto, within Umr mouth, from thii date; And V**1 ,n v*'” °f bis appearance b« causa bia plea to bv*Cdrd, and a copy thereof to be served on thaYnuaUtrs Attorney wltiito rwanly days-tbcranllrr, or in default tbaraaf Ja'lemanl Ao. Aad it ia furtlnr ordered, thal within twenty day* lla* aald Plaintiff, caoa, a colic* of passing down tho lightning rod to tho re­ ■ON BALE,- which it partly demolished, than returned to lhe rod nnd went on its way rejoicing. Il would also appear tbal a portion of newspaper, printed, and circulating in said Canntyr.f Uarrr. or that to causa acopy of this order to be perwns.l< eeraednu ,ucb oon mldaut Befendant, at leaat twenty days before the Hat* United for tbs stpeersace of auch Defendant Dated, llaslirig*. June MlKlbVL tbe fluid left tbe rod and followed lhe tin water conductor around to thb other end of tbe house, doi^g no damage until it MxDTO & GROCERIES reached lhe wooden connedIon with tbe cistern which waa badly splintered. Taken altogether it was a fortunate eacapo for the family, none of whom were injured. Man Ki£lbd.—Joseph Pryor, of Carb HVAE JUST RECEIVED DRYGOODS turn cornice on. the end of the house, Come and See ! P WE LATEST tbe wind blew almost a hurricane. A chimney was blown down, occa4eually a residence of I. A. Holbrook,Esq., a visit, B OHB LINE OF TRADE; TATE OF MICnjaAX.-Lthlh Judicial Circ­ uit. la Chancery. Bait pewi to* to th* Circuit Court fur tbo cooo tv S tu'QM. HARD-WARE “A nieebanlca. ji i,i imii. "Among the beat and moat aeroiteablr Sowing Msclnae*. Light and etegant tfahhed, aad ea sim­ ple to iu ooualructkn, that ttaeama almost impoauble for it to gel out of repair."i’itAorf Oews“Has eomblaed with It* own peculiar maritaaJl tba rosily oaluaUe Ifaprorenuau of tto idgtor nneed machines ”—/'nu-lri.la, . STONE & HYATT ton, wks instantly killed by the falling of a free,‘'while pawing through tbe wood*, Mar hi* residence, during tho terrible atorm of Friday Evening. Tax Sitxa.—We commence tbe publi­ cation of the Annual Tax Bales, this week. Tbeir official publication was notoecessa- CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST Tl.,r IMMENSE STOCK of. ry until next week, and a few corrections may occur if we hear from Lansing in time. The proof sheets were sent nine days ago, but this point ia a great ways from Lanning—by mail. The list as published this week is mainly correct, but those interested had better “wait a week" than rely explicitly upon the fig­ DRY GOODS, Groceries, ures given. A raw seedling aIraw berry, of moostrou* size and exeelcnt flavor, hu» been BOOTS & SHOES produced al Newark, N. J., by Beth Boy­ den, a famous borticulturaliat and ncleotific roan. 4t was exhibited and greatly admired nt tbe etrawberry show of Or­ ange Judd, American Agriculturist edit­ or, a few week* aince. Tho weight of an average apecimen exceeded one ounce, and 28 covered a dinner plate. * ty An old woman ventured ont in the anidsiof Morgan and bis men in a Btlle town In Indiana, and Inquired of a rebel who was sitting backwards upon his “frame," “Whar is tbe gayriiler!" **D!ye meanJoha..Morgan!” “Yaea je»t oo." “Thtre be ia." aald th* seb. pointing t9 Jcrfm." Wall ’said tba old lady, eyeing him farm hMd to. foot, We’ve got better lookin’horse thieves nor him hi Hooeier, *rn’ less laid about'’em too." ■ On rvarline andflllnr th*petition, dglj veriliad of laaballn Winane, Admtniatralrix of aud **tale, pray to* Cur reason* Iborain act forth that she may be Iioei;*«l lo aajl certain real catate Iu eaid petit­ ion dcacrltod, toltogiuB lo said decased. Tboreunoo II la ordered that Monday, Ito INb day ofAutuitMit, at tec o clock, to the for* •oon ba aulroed for the beariur of aald prillton, and that the heir* al la* of asi/decesad, aad all other p*n*ca latorvated to said ealate, ar* reqai•rod to appear al a Maaion *f said Coart. then to be bolden at th* Probate Oflc* In Haetiaga. and ahow caaoe.if any there to, why the prayer of lb* tn the gutter of Ito Satai* of Ttotnaa B. petitioner ahould not be granted. AND DRY GOODS ! log th* PrtiUoe. «tclr Tori Had a. Cuardiaa of aaM minor. I ttorein Ml forth, that ah* sell certain Heal Estate bo5r. In Said petition described, i ordered, that Monday th* potlUon, sod that Ib, lie«I Of klc to erid minor, and all other p«r*ou* tolerated In aald eatate. are Stacks of of Haalings, and ahow eon,*, if aay tk.ro be. wto ‘Ito prayer of th* poutioner abould not t>* granted. Abd it i* further ordered, that lb* petitioner gin actio* to itoporaonafatermted lti Mfdtotal* of tba pendency of aald petition, and th* hearing ibWeot-bf esusiM a cT^y uf this ant* to to DVEBUBEMKNT. CARPETS othing tW-nOe »«* »*rcAmH Uwe Ue rreel AeelUe I, rrl ee> 11 Mew »«rk, »4 will le MU H Mll.f? He nrekuer. • Balti, Creek, Mu U,t*W. «» busincM relation* with me, and wbeoewt itay ara in want *f aay artiaJ* aaeally to be fouMl ir. a Hardware Slur*, to fir* an* a rail. MyaaMMBtanl «Wtoftoed ootopM*. tipariillyfa MV1LUI5G HAW»WAIlK(A5D MICHAI1T8 ESTRAY! OUR GOODS j Unusually Low! To pro real people frost frolag to BaMoC HT Some“Peace" Democrats carried out tbeir principles with perfect const*- Notice! Rub ana a Ciacvua.^El WILCOX,’Mauulacturur. SOB Broadway, N. Y. We Uka ia exabsngo for goods— Wheat, Com,. Oats, Buttar, Lord, Pock, aad finally alnto* everjthiag you ha^ �WwXawbA ka^>r a Xoa4 mA «mA«A bw artveU <A SKHIMM.V ■SvVwtv >> toCMV vu X"TO^« <x«A oXXW vwx, <m « *urt V-iwub^'m- aj Town 3 Worth of Range a Wool. wJ^ofnwJfSi 40 a 04 n » Town « North of Range 8 We.t wofneX 4 aa ♦* u 11 s n * -et/.r-* < ill »T n M 4 W H JJfistiinp’’Snshtfss ifin Kidney Ctomplainie, aaA <A\ Avmoma c5 < tkuAlar aa'aire. • . are eoravoweA o$ rare oaA ^.ow^vA *o<3** awA VxxAm. wkkek. make Xk*m . write oi cwaplointa that aneo from imparity af the blood. Minute rcporu of indindnul eaice may be foand ia Avaa’a Amebicam Almxvac. which b furniohed to the dragjiju for gretnitoui datribntioo, whereto may be teemed the dkectioe. for ita u»e, end aomo of tbe retsarlubte enroa wbfch it iuu made when Ml other romedkn had Med to effort relief. Ttoae rnaee an psrpoeeJy taken from all tteton. of tho country, to order that every reader may have aecoea to tom" one who tan «;>cak to L.i^_ lu wvnertaAre. ^Vvh>\\.\a^ rVoKvc. ' ftXotuoeV 'RkVtt'c* X\vl v-oot VAeoA. ■Dr. Kokotkk fttovcxcbcV. importance of these ronaidera3 to spend yean in perfcr.toij a . b adequate to iu cure. Thu we now offer to tho puUie under tho name of ^nttt fUMarauttxa, altlionah it b co*^ pored of ingredients, rotne of which exceed the best of SmapariBa in alterative power. By iu aid you may protect younelf from tbasufferfa. uto danger of there diaortm. Purge out tho fool rorroptiona that rot and fester tn the, blood; parse out the eauiee of diacare, and rigoroca health will follow. By iu peculiar -•2.__ ——.-a.to wave \\u \\oot vaaa xaaahj ■©ocXor'* ©A\». \ SWEEZEY * ALLEN. 0RNKT8 ATLA1To»dSalUitereil ire. Partieuler attention peid to C« Dt. 'Rchyackk ftto’Kx.oxXx. I&Vtora are t\vt nt\\ rauu'a SoVau aaA Comfort. tart ’within &o ayatem or bant oat oo any Ur. ■Ro\mlcV» *T<rwn 4 Jforth of Rnge a Wui. macb and dUnathins; W they will neither be daceired nor dbappototed ia tob. Ita virtue hare been proven bp abcadant trial, and there . B2»o»a jPm*r, Favar ancL jSgu*, Liver Ccfrnpvxfnx^ undKofM.X » »« •« 1861. Town a North of Range . n » fttowwkeXx. 'BkX.Xe.e* Cfe’**! . ............ . vcivtoovote Xkc weak aaA AcVAAoXeA. efoww rB » »o »70 .‘^-ds.s: Dr. ■RoVackk vftXowuxcXx "B\.W.v» Avwe au>a\^ nu\aKt\\.o\^ aaA taakt, "L>\5e <.a\ot^a\j\e. CHERRY PECTORAL, Tho World's Groat Bomedy for Oougba, Colds, Inn Ip iont Con­ sumption, and for tbo relief of Consump tfvo paticnta in advanced stages V>r. iff ii E :s U<Amm>V. . WtomivcXx Ytttm are Xue ftdXAverk'V'rwaA^b^ ^rcvcrAka^ DkavAkea,©^ I'aU’f^, 'BkOeamaXhexa, eXc. ' D . H. J. MAMET. Trteoo filter, ar* put up ia quart bottles, qf whioA tAsahoiwte a/ao-sxm>0a. Th* l.xbel it Jlnaty mgravti, and it provided with a taf*-guard fro’n oouriUrfritrrt. (Prion fl per bcttln, c. ttxjbr Rf. O. W. J^obaak, Vnfriitor, Jfo. 6 EMrt Fourth. Bt, CiKciMaii. to where KH1PPKB A BURROWS. A TTORNEY8 and COCNSLLLORS AT1 jM^&rdick Street, oppo.lt. Um Po* IHED 1760. LORILLARD, county orrtcs>'»- H. M. MHKLDOW, «KTT TBKASUUWL WlilF*ZP" UMOttoa w pmc.nna tV.a.ou. tor *.«. TAN BMLNT** 5® - FAIRBANKS' ii. r.cinBRT. STANDARD CB SCALES OF ALL KINDS. Bold in Detroit by Fananv a Sbut, r WANT 86,0m L manufacture into WOOL to ^-.oc.rr cuu’■■“>• «. c. PM1NDLE, :!3SSS£? � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-08-12.pdf 6d987ff0c508c2b9782cc2f56fcb8be8 PDF Text Text a VttUfal-,- JSinUff fiOMTMAH .yU •isfaoeX v<b*MWR ?3 3f TQH rn Wiilihfal vol. rsRStfl, si oo or ujutancb. vm. Cjr gistinjBfmtrv u rauuiDnui >mou{ it »»»„, wre,' .’•.JKlijSlSiSSag .’mnSZi.” WM.Atiuw U». o^uare. el tea Itaoa, erl.**, M -,-ta ta tks tret.sad Merets for lui llMI ft is 1 •••oaueialaire shudder I hatedaadn „.i, . „ A groan ran through the aeeemblv, so vivid was tw description, ao uasarthlv what aha daaoribed seamed actually tobava taken place than sod there. They noticed also that tbs bridegroom hid bis face in his hands, and was sorrowfully •e«P»ng. . ; Uad I" aha repeated again her lipa qai van ng tester, and ter voice more brok- AT THE • HASZaos girttferu. ESsJfUiTlod aootte him. DRUG STOR’E!!! Roberts &. Striker, lUhasg Ike doors, and lock '»m tijkTl from our Rmb, but . who w.(<AtusnUbMf i.u« V-Ku errand, and wtetotesnakMlt must fie to w.U bia-fcfoto hie tend. Ate yet.'MuM a- 4foriifor ;tote rotted thoed who dard, to hesdoe a fallen teoep/U It was a perilous cndcrtakhif. '■ How It was | made sad with wfeit result, Uali te told -by th* OKioaga THteae.—PortlandUtou. “Four bteckaoldiera voluntarily «»6e-' ed out to hia rescue. They . reach him, by tte wouDdod-roldierain.ltejMmfaJ^ raise hfm tenderly In'tteir armi'and the dangerous return journey Is commenced. and, finally, in the triumph which,tnroagh Rifles crack sharply from the rsbal work; one and another of tte bravs bearers fall. being achieved fa*-itoAfifted] MtaM Now all are down, and the wounded offi­ that are the true inspi ratios of the natioc cer Is still exposed. The peril of aiding life.—Aov « Srrmon Ay Xrr. W. J.Fu 'him has been fearfully demonstrated. But Ur. again end again parties of . colored men ired brother'of a fend aiator. And he sleeps today in that distant country, with i no atone to mark the spot Thera be Um—my father's son—my own tain JC«T RECEIVED brother I a victim to thia deadly poison. axoaiRB. '’Father, she exclaimed, turning suddenly, Mor rip* fordiMsloa y*t! new and moat complete assortment of while the tears rolled down her beauti­ MABO^ ALLEN, ful cteaka,“father, shall 1 dru?k it sow 1" DREGS AND 3XEDICINES, TAF.ALER IN GROCERIES, provleieai. ptoThe form of tte old J udgs was con­ 1 ) dace, flish, bausr, lard, pork, ud grata of “Nxnwaa Worn, Davowru, tea vulsed with agony. He raised not his all kind. Also toys Sandlaa, ate.,ate. > Store is bead, but in a smothered voice te faltered I numbers are thinned. Not until fattrUttt Nnica."—A gallant young Union soldier Teas prosjtectiag aroand "No, no, my child, in God'a name no." brave black men have offered up their aaYasoo TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. She lifted the glittering ftoblet, and lives was Gen; Paine brought safely with­ town, and entered eatable filled with fine burses. While admiring them be was letting it suddenly fall to the floor, it, in our fines. surprised by the appearance of a fiteeinawas dashed In a thousand piece*. Many “And these are our black allies. These a tearful eye watched her movement, and arc the men into whose hands we ao re­ ting young lady, as she emerged from ioatautaneoualy every wine glass was luctantly entrusted the implements of war souther part of the horse-bouie^aud,bow­ UT FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL transferred to tte marble on which it ted tu aid us in crushing this rebellion. The ed politely, and smiled killingly upoa THE BRLDAI. WINE CUT. (FUIiFOSES.ONLY.jK been prepared. Then, as ate looked at whole record of’the worlds heroism may him. Ho stammered out something like the fragments ofchrystal, she turned to be searched for an incident to surpass ao apology for his seeming Intrusion. “Pledge with wino—pledge with wine;" the company saying: this. It win dyr.o imperishable among cried the young and thoughtless Harvey oontecation," tea, and ended by asi^PX Block, Hssliags, Mich. “Let no friend hereafter who Iovm me. the episodes or this contest." Wood “Pledge with wine,” ran through ho wM owner of thy place 1 W tempt ma to peri) my sou) for wine. Not •■br, Neely,” replied the lady. the crowd.' firmer are the everlasting hills than my Tlie beautiful bride grew pale—the de­ "And you—you are his wife f” said the resolve, God helping me, never to touch cisive hour ted come. She pressed her RWEEZEY A ALLEN. We must hold steadily to thaonopur>ldier, doubtfully. U or taste that terrible poison. And be to nhltu tends together, and the leaves of poM of wiping from the face of tte earth “No," aaid tte lady, TTOBXEY8 AT LAW sat Solicitor, in Cbanwhom I have given my tend, who watched her bridal wreaths trembled on her pure the last vestage of thia inertial treason— “Then his daugbtsr T"—this was said TEA. COFFEE. B CO AR. SPICES. PEPPER, over my brother's dying fermi n that land brow ; her breath camo quicker and her and that too by tba strong arm. The •^smilingly. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; of gold, will, J trust, sustain tne in that heart beat wilder. ’ just authority which for thirty mon lbs resolve. Will you not my husband I" ••Yes, Marion, lay aside your »c tuple "His niece p* His glistening eyes,hia sad,awrot stnile has been spurned, ant^defied, and assault­ Ibr this once," said the Judge, In a low ed, and trarppled upon, must now be vin­ wav her answer. The Judge had left the tone going towards Jiis daughter, “tte dicated to the tert tilllo. The supremacy “Then a lady friend oo a viailt-”-^9> room, but when ho returned, and with a UXVJC32 J IPXIlJiDlIIXh J company expect it." Do nut ao syriowrfyuf a constitutional tew must be made good more subdued manner, took part ia the Infringe upon the rules of etiquette ; in insubstantial fact, as well as In name; •No, not that, either.’ Aid Cauklig Extracts, entertainment of tne bridal guests, no fur this ia no lime when stems can in>your own home set as jou please, but “Well, then, they I b one could fail to see that be too, had doin mlns, fur this once, plTaM me. termined’to banish the enemy al ouce p »«e upon the understandings uf men.— Every-*ye was tijrficd toward the bri­ To talk of any such eovreignty when con­ "Certaiuly," replied the lady, who had dal pair Marton'S'principles were well and forever from that princely home. cessions are given to pacify those who arc enjoyed the toldi/r's dieoamfiuire with a Thore who were present at that wed­ know/i—Henry hud been a convivslist, in rebellion against it is but patient mock­ piquant relish. *'Z»S» Air «/aw,"—Cording can never forget the impression so ttqr: but of late hia friends noticed tte change ery. The aubmlasi^a must come firs*.; ntpondml St. Low DoiHatraL PEN8. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ solemnly made. Many from that hour Cbancrrv. u-otrti Lana om ias in his manners, the difference of his hab­ and it must be a subin'uwion without con­ VELOPES, CARDS, At, Ae. Jilkt. mcodJ ntary of Holbrook • Block. forswore the social glass. dition, without reserve. No loyal lawits— snd to-night they watched to see. M they sneerlngty said, if he wu tie^ down I reverenciag man will cnneenUo anything MOST POPULAR • Faioirrsci. Havoc amoso Rnu Gax short of that. Until i*. is realised, cannon Oglco in RaaaalT to a woman's opinion so soon. W« take HYSICIAN i •torn. State Pourings brimming breaker they held XBAta.—Tte Xatioual JultUiftncrr nys balls must be the only messenger*."—JY. kuk Daily Ga\City, from which II Bill it with tempting smiles toward Marion. that in the twttle of Gettysburg, and In F. Timtt, July -23. be seen that ••Sunset C0x" has fixtd his JOHN HOBERTS, She was WM very pale, pa>*. though uiuugu more comfx*compos . , ” , _ • — figeree at 60,000 majority foe Broogh, HYSICIAN aed Bwrgvee. Dw.Uing»s Breed ed, and her hand shook not, ai smiling I ^en r*'*1 Ge"«r’1 ®®<*ra were placed Thx Daarr a Tbve Paacc Maaxcax. bevagiuat eae half aa much tooer figure* ■ay, n»ar lb* Coart Bouse. z .u- ,_■>-------------r... .‘i I Acre Kort du eonbot. combat, aa as fellows: fellows: Generals General* Lack, she gracefully accepted -the crystal —Only one poeailAe way now exists to, are. Bat i Barksdale, Gareet, Armistead, and Petti tempter, and raised it to ter lips. E.; “Ho Is now the candidate for the abofi bring permanent peace to thia country, i erow are killed : Generwls Archer and scarcely had ths done so. when every grow are killed; Generals Archer and and that way is so clear and plain that lion parly of Ohio for Governor, and hand was arrested by her piercing ex­ Robinson wore captured ; Generals Kem­ none but tbs wilfully blind can mistake this fall jse prtwums hia friends may post per and Trimble were wounded and cap­ clamation of "Oh; bow terribly!” iL The draft is the beat assurance of up notieM of the defeat and political death "What is ill” cried one and all throng­ tured ; Geaerals Hood, Peoder, Heth, peace the people can have. It will end of tte regenerate John Brough the woulding together, for she bad slowly carried Anderson, Scmmes, Jenkins, Scales, ih« war. The South cannot resist the te Governor of Ohio. — Araovrayw II. WRIGHT, Hampton,* and Jones all wounded. .Of the glass al arm's length, ana was fixedly army it creates, and by sheer inability ttorney a»d counsellor at law the five cavalry brigadiers whom Pleasan­ regarding it as tliuugh it was some hide­ Of this tte Kookuk paper says; .nd S.lte»tor .nd Ceeaseller Ml CteaeMy.to withstand the heavy masses moving ton first fought at Beverly Ford, but ope let ettoeUoe will bowid to COMPOUND- ous object. “All Democrats who stand by the Ad­ upon it from all aides, will bo forced d Belting up PKEHCRII'TIONH; and aay "What, ahc answered, while an inspir­ remains in the field—FiUhugb Lee, neph­ gradually U> her knees. ‘What are we to ministration sre denounced by the Copper­ rebasing taadieisea of as can rely apco ew of Gen. Robinson, and W. F. H. Lee ed light shone from hia dart eyes, “wait gain, then, by relapsing into Indolence head peace plotters as renegades from arc in our hands, and JonMnnd Hampton and I will tell you. 1 aee she added and apathy 1 The great successes we the Dsmoeratle party, end the party Is slowly, pointing one jewelled finger al are wounded. The invasion scheme of I have of late dbtained, are only valuable thereby beiag reduced to an exd<te*e Lee has entailed on hia forces such ghnstEGBERTS A STRIKER. the sparkling liquid, “a sight that beggars as means—the end Is still to b« reached. sndeciectMl uf ahbks and knaves— l°j’ry I® thu loss of all thesu skilled all dsacripjoa, and yet listen—1 will All peopleofpatriotlsm and sense under­ What tteeditor ofthe Ansakoowaabout oSicen, that the effect is as bad M a dor­ point it for you if lean. It is a lovely I cn defeats; for he can never recover tbs stand this. Iney are not opposed to the the proepecta'iq Ohio, wq don’t kttow, but spot; tall mountains crowned with ver­ draft. By enforcing the <mft note, at we do know that Sunset Cent, Member of old dash and energy which made tte rcbKS1PPEN A BURROWS, dure, rairo in awful sublimity around ; the moment of gdhrral victory, the Gov­ CongreM from the Columbus Dlstsiet, el army victorious for two years. ernment expresses the will of the people, and one cf the leading Democrats of Obfe, a river runs through, and bright flowers was In our city a fsw days ago. and ad­ grow to the water's edge. There is a and serves all their future Interests. mitted in enuverittow that Brongb would thick, warm mist, that the sun seeks vain­ Rmivtiso ms Daarr Aroy th* Rwand Adviitv. Oder. Unrdick Htrnnt, opposite tbn Postoflten, ly to pierce. Trees lofty and beautiful, aau-iow.—In a recent case, Jludge Cad- | A Riot SuuMAartr Qubluui.—Ou teat Vallandigtem oasr bbJXK) vote, in Kalanwiao, Michigan. wave to the airy motion of lhe breexn. walader, of the U. 8. Disir is I Court io Thursday week, aa James Reeder a well tte State of Ohio. J^EW HARNESS SHOP. But there1—a group of Indiana gather; Philadelphia, declared that any one who known colored draymen was paMing DANIEL COOK, they flit to and fro with something like resists the draft participates in ths re­ along South Main street in Providence, aTinxMJrr or ink Saaim Mudocxat*USTICE OF THE PEACE. G.ovrsl Lsed sad The altentioff'of the public la Invited sorrow upon tteir dark brows, and bellion. ' And this te positively true, R. 1-, he was accosted by three Naw mN. Y. Tribute says that of the Tai Ageet, wUl Utete to tbs edtsetton of in tteir midst lies a manly form, but hia whether te who oppooM the draft really ' York felloys, of the rough elasa that is first 041 victims oTCnppertead mob doo to U1* New Harn*M 8b»p of d.btaaadsIloUisr tesiaoM portalsiag toblioOteo. dark cheek,bow deathly bis eyes wild with sympathises with the reboll ion or aoL— observable in town just now, who swore R. A. COSDTEAR, the fitful fire of fever. One friend stands By such seditious action iheGovernmiait' they would serve him as they servedCOUNTY oT-yiCE/ta beside him—1 should aay kneel*—for sea is embarrassed (in its efforta to put down d—-d niggers in New Y’ork. “Do you i 44 were natives of Ireland,8 of Geruaaay, te is pillowing that poor head upon bis the Southern iasurruotiott against its au­ mean thatl" retorted the imperturbable 8 of the United States. 1 of England, 1 of II. N. SHELDON thority, and to that extent and in that Jim. "Yea d—n you, we mean that."— I Denmark, and 4 unknown, bight ware breast “Genius In rains, on the high, holy way, the encmiM of the Government are •Tile on, then,” aaid Reeder; and the boy* tetwtea tWi' “ *“ looking brow/wby should death mark It, aided and shotted. The rebels of the rioters piled oo, poly to bo piled up 1 who were shot du ____OadernoM. and be so young f. pxik how he throws and the rioters of the North are by tte sinewy black, man ao quickly that Good Eastern^ Leather Exclu- back the damp curls I sea hit* claap hie South actuated by the aatoe belllab purpose, use they hardly recovered tteir aenacs before them had beer, throwing otonoa al bands! bear nis shrieks Tor life; mark the same brutal language toward “niggers they were in the hands of officers, and do- police and military, and bad been H. P. OintRRT, how he elotebee al the form of hia com­ and abolitlooiate," and praoitee tte awiao posited in the lock-up for safe-keeping. It timed to keep away. Tear were frith C°ic?iiV c r«w“-0-0 panion, imploring to be saved. Ob I hear infernal crneltieo upon the iunooent and is probsble that James Reeder will not woman, shot while urging tteir husbands Qanl4] JL A. GOODYEAR. him call piteously his father’s name ! aee telpleM. N orttern Copper tends, In fact, bo mobbed again by those fellows during and friends to fire upon the police and him twine hie fingers together aa h» form tbs raaarva fores of Roteldom. the pendancy of the present draft Per­ troupe. T*9 or tbraa were small, chil­ shrieks for his sister— Me only slater— haps Gov. Seymour will send fee Jim, if dren. who were at upper story windows DB. A. P. DRAKE, g. c. PR1IDLE, tba twin of his soul—weeping for Mm in the New York mob revfteA. He would when the troops nut of tnerdy, fired over rJf?y^*wil'!fsi.'m I 4te his distant native land. bo worth one hundred pusillanitnuus thehoaX o/ltertotara Nearly •‘See I" she exclaimed, while tte bridal rest war* men who wore fighting la .tte All the icteraata at troth and Justice, rompromiMrs-wih disorder. party shrank back, the'nntasted wine ,of dvilixalion and humanity—all that* street*,: .Fisa, however, feat tteir lives trembling In their grasp, and the Judge tends tn the increase of wealth, ths eitan-’ High Rgwaan nii'ScMTiTCTis.—The al tte burning of the armory, comer of /TRANK ALLEN, TEETH extracted er Med, oo short nolle*. fell,ovsrpowered in Me seat, "sea hia arms .sion of cconnerae, and the advsnrenjent •tilutea emjMbyiBliy Governmenror ir*. Second avenue and Twenty-aeeonfl street. are lifted to heaven ! te prays bow wiki- ,of mankind—are arrayed against slavery- divkluala to supply the pleas of drafted On Gold and Sdr*r Plata, sad ___ lyj for mercy I but fever ruetea through whstterin AaXIM World or the Naw.RawRaaracj ON VUtCANITE BVBBES BASE. bis veins. Tte friend beaHe Mm ia Refuateg to profit by the ieueons of bis- II stitutee direatly, are to occupy a moat .<«a.—Tte editor lory and obesrvklTon—turflfag the light■I favorable pneittoa. They not only re­ cwr, published at I. H. COOK, ceive the 1300, but also tte 1100 Gov-1 ■aS tba dying uniter. OF DBED6. ate Mate? R. J. GRANT, —ItATI— TARALERH In all ktadserdnr.goteM yesries. IJ arockary.Ac. Stale at., U ths poatc mi mini. JSisctUanj. GROCERIES! A P PATENT MEDICINES P 'KEuEAT, (BASIS A S J New Harnesses, PRACTICAL DENTIST, PICTURE GALLERY! THIS GAJ J KRY . •ides tteir renter Monthly pay, rations and dotting daring service. II tte whole ar» called <*» kirn and Asked to' aee hie uni some manly bosom. The yet upright with quivering mrs steshng to tte outward foot its extension and tte glass with authority. But If It should. Il will then have to reeko* with tte moral smmu and tte material ksaeriManf tte whnte ehdi- J. r. KKOBY nau.** in WTir c,erni I'nkm, UwKi have to acwnhat With manklnd.--to.dte Star, Jww 18. �y«ral lii JJisuiljntt HABTDT&S BAJTKXB ■MBMRtaM Bl > in behalf of F before it was lhe Mama CUL NOTICES in reality says but til, (of which there to no doubt.) la of Par The monlh of July,in which tba rebels iters will be ample both on and off the Fmr Gfooitda. " ' Cotton baa advanced M. m> tbe Im of Joly iiiaiij overcast with and sword of ruthless fovadera, and tare ed the National Capitol^over to the sock of September. After the! time to limo in obr columns, but for the purpose of more convenient reference, we propose in this connection to give a re­ na, losing twenty-five hundred men, and John Morgan waa beaten al Green River bridge In Ky. On the 5lh RnsecrtMtook Winchester and on the 8th Tullahoma, Bragg s army flying before him. On tbe 8th Port Hudnon surrendered. On the 9th Buford and Kilpatrick defeated Staarl a famous re airy at Boonsboro. On the 10th General Gilmore landed on Norte Island, and in the most brilliant manner took all the forte and guns of lhe enemy there, except­ ing Wagner and Cumming’s Point; on the same day General Bbofnan drove Johnston out of Jackson for the second time, and Gen. Blunt beat a rebel army near For} Gibeon. On the 13<h Itae’i rear guaad waa cut to ptecea'at Falling Waters, and Gen. Pettigrew killed; Col. Hatch of Iowa defeated Foreet inTenneaaee ; and Gen. Herron captured Yazoo Qty, with many pripanere and atorea.— On the 16th Gen. Blunt again beat the rebels near Fort Gibaon. On tbe 17th General Stanley captured Hunteville.— On tbe 18th Cola. Powell and Tolland surprised W 1fiber ilia and nut tbe Vlrgiola Railroad; Gcn. Potter left Newbern of tbo special oomtniuee. On Wednesday, the viewing commit- lees will enter upon their duties, accord­ ing to their different rjseves, will com­ mence in tbe cattle ring. Ou tbe after- yoong horses will be bold on the Creek. On Thursday, the trial of the several classes of horses will commence, and the to commence a eampalga in North thing can be done by Franco for Fo­ ld. Nor will tbe Emperor fall to natch la any event eight or nine months more out his purposes tn Mexico, and The National ReyMicon at Waahlng. too, of August 4th has an editorial upon Lhe chances cf a foreign war to which much semi official Importance is attached. Il soys among other things: If there shall be a slight occasion for bosUlltlee, and Abe two nations are likely to bo involved in war, our steam Marine HI be at once converted into privateers, end lhe commerce of Great Britain bo driven from the ocean.. , Thus does the criminal neglect uf the Queen of England's advisers lend to the dblurt>enc>a of tne ot lhe world. War W\n aven with England, but war ia A nation of spirit cannot submit to injustice, to Inso­ lence, to oulragy, through a series of Fort to avenge its wrongs. The course of England daring the trying period of our trouloa has alien­ ated every American of ths loyal States, hatever bls opinions upon the Admlnls tration or the conduct of th are significant facta, and indicate what the future has in store for us. The niar.hinp lions of Napeleon in Mexico deserve at­ tention, but the counter should bear in mind that the United States Mexico to its place aa a re l snail uc niaoo; Indeed, It*Is not tnprobabla that N leon will find excuse for quitting the puei’ bich promisee no gocS to the Uon f and look oo the atrugglea of the unhappy nations of Europe, feeling whatever oc­ curs ean interest us only remotely.— Americana already study the “balance of I lealions of Luropeen diplomacy earnest- those arch intrigoars and coo epl rat ore, the southern slave-lords, were permitted to eel up a separate empire on this con­ tinent! - Vindicii ' ■ '" live, faithless, ambitious, unscnipuloaa, their machinations would constantly imperil our peace and our bro", istereata; their intriguesitb foreign princes would threaten or insalt us unoeasingly.—>N. F. Em. Pott. We adjure all who claim lhe name of Democrate, by our duty to^Country and its beacon light of civil .liberty to caet aside all nmpbalhy through evil ro­ port and ll good report," touching stand by the country and iteT< Jemocratic institutions. Reproach­ ful names have no terrors while the broad banner of our republic, the emblem of civil liberty, is over us, and we bold up ite standard. We stand by the Gov­ ernment, seeking no fevore from it, and pledging no aupport to individuals in it, ill uphold it ibe cboaen type of our country and freedom with all our energies during thia attempt to destroy Our duty is to our country, our whole country, and nothing but our country.” If that country fells we ask no shield from its fate. We have no purposes to serve but the French Empire. sissippi. On Monday last two gentlemen, resi­ dents of this city, had an interv lew oo bunneai itb the Secretary of Tba conversationtornlng torn I ngupon upon lhe Eman------------------------cipation Proclamation, ana tbe ebaneea mon country, and have no appeal that there might aoon be overtures from some of the insurrectionary states to be aeeomplisb. readmitted into the Union, with slavery, Remember that tbo evpr-llving princi­ Mr'Btanton, with emphasis and action ples of Democracy teach that tbe citizen suited to the words, remarked : When owes no allegiance to any party, to the tbo negro blood which was ehed before peril of hie country. ' Port Hudson and Millikans Bend shall return from the ground to circulate in the Tax Smilx or Rceacaaia.—Tbe Spring veins of living men, then, but never till field RepMiain correspondent with tbe then, by consent or action of mine, shall Army of tbe Tennessee says that “Rosie one freedman emand ything worhing in the utmost dent's proclamation f, and la a model commander in harmony, When he ridee along We |iad lhe above from ant of tbe two arching In tbe • gentlemen in question ing in line of battle, our men cheer him well known to tbe public—N. Y. Err­ defeated a division of Longstreet after a brilliant fight; oo tbe 24lh occurred an other defect of rebel detachment al Front Royal; on the 2flth Morgan and tbe remainder of hb band were captured ; tered into Kentucky, waa mot and ao bad­ ly beaten that hia campaign ended almost before It was fairly begun. Thus closed the month which began ia such gloom and anxiety. Not ofily bad tbo daring plan of tbo rebels been foiled; the invaaion with which they had been threatened ; not only waa the Capitol of the nation saved from the fate prepared for It by the enemy ; but that enemy loet daring the month an entire army, and a third of another, besides numerous small­ er detachments ; in all amounting to at least seventy-five thousand men, and rebels during the previous month, a total of not laea than one hundred and forty thousand men, killed, wounded and pris­ THE COXFKSSIOJTM aXD EXPERltNCE xxavoca iwvaus. PwMfebed Iw ths bsasffi ■sag ••». sa4 others, whs seme time journals In tbo Polish itb bitterness, that by delays of diplomacy Russia baa galn- on a aocosesful expedition into the interi­ or of North Carolina; and four hundred rebels Were captured at ftienxi, In Mis­ Ob tbe 90th fifteen hundred of Mor­ gan’s men were captured in Ohio; on the 22d Loo’s whole army was in foil retreat on Winchester; on tbe 23d Gen. Spinola TW OhM Ball are reqoirod’to be oo tho.ground by tbe Those Intrigues are watched l>y Arneriibe last moot eventful month. w ith growing feeling of dislike. annual Address will bo delivered at 3 When South Carolina seceded tbe Oo the 1st of July Gen. Reynolds London Timet cried out with exultation, brought Lee to a stand before Gettysburg henceforth the Db-United States are On Friday, the trial of horses for dtlOn the 2d Meade fought the rebel army, zeca purses, and the annual meeting of likely to have a foreign policy, true, indeed, that our which be best on the 3d. Ou that day the Society, forlhe election of officers, lively and unwonted interest Pemberton made overtures to Grant: will be held. in affairs and oo the 4lh \ ickaburg was sorrsnderthousand men, waa badly cot up al Hele­ tar DftvraurxcM cvskd. no tbo Fair grou nda. ties ef material of war, both for array sad All artidea of machinery or Imple­ Navy, are acmvwrelstfnr• now batteries of artillery are ordered; ments for trial should be the Parte correspondent of the London | SIM of September. Tbe plowing match and trial of imp! life—the Union cause, thus overclouded, meats will commence on the first day emerged, ere that month waa gone into (Tueaday) of tbe lair, under lhe direction tortoa, extending from tba Potomac wee- Breadstuff. that hf may think it a part of windyn I yield, and noee more snow to Europe I Napoleon champion of popular rights. There are again rumors of busy prepar­ ations for war. Marsha! Pellisier has markably pleasant, winning, and reassur­ ing smile, which really lightens the hearts of kia soldier, satisfying tham that all Is well and making them confident of aooceaa. There ia no delusion about thia It is an actual facL 1 doubt if you ean find man In this army who will tell you that as nok exprrieuocu a iweiing o encouraged reslstanoe to it. It is bitter, and security—an indefinablesomedeadly, and almost uncontrollable. Tbe thing—that gave to him lightoeea of heart soldiers declare with the utmost earnest- and limbs, and^a bold assurance within neaa that when they oome home they will himself that be waa bound to conquer, on kill all such men. When tbe news of seeing Rosecmni pass in tbe dread hour the murder of Provost Marshal Sterone, of trial and death. This feeling is akin by the Copperheads of Rush county, III reached the army, Wilder had actually BoLanxa’ Hatrid of “PBact" Dzwo—Col. Wilder, of the famous Mounted Infantry, aaya that people in tbo Loral States can have no conception of the feeling In tbo army towards those oners, besides numerous cannon, flags and progressing favorably. No Important news otherwise received. | The citizens of Marshall, Bell Hew Advertisements. Now York. Aug 7.XWaahbgtoe apeoials thia morning are almost wholly dee lately. Tbo weather b very hot. The titute of news. Conacripta are arlving in eonaiderable numbers. Geo. Meigs sayrtbe Government lost 9,000 horses in the Maryland and Pennsylvania cans of the Boston Herold in a letter dated "Off Charleston, Aug. 2d," says: paigns. "The new battery erected by Gen. Gilmore ou Morris Island, b mounted New York, August 7.—The steams/ Geo. Wezkimytea. from. New Orleans, ed against Sumpter, there will bo a dreadAugust let, has arrived. Ex-Mayor Smith of New Orleans had bodiea. Ono boor and a half b allowed arrived there, being released from Fort Pickens; also ExBenster Leetbe. They it will be compelled to affect railroad common nation with NOTICE! (Tuesday) at Beltoroe, to aee what c C. WKLTOfl UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER Gen. Orney, of Gen. Herron a com U. 8. steamer Tesses*e. fis< ship of AdOr* leans. A large number of invalids, from ths rebel garrison of Vicksburg, bsd ar­ rived at New Orleans. Also, some 50 registered enemies from Sl Louis. Their destiMtion was Mobile. The new Monitor AsosAo is at Vicks­ burg. Tbe Otaye waa expected. Tbe CUrtow and PittAor^ are blockading Red River. An important military and naval ea­ se on foot al Aickaburg. Gen. some dozen skeleton negro regiments organizing al Vicksburg. Vara Crux sdrices toJulylfilh, report the deth of the American Consul on the 13th. No American or English tft coast. French liah and e^e seizing everything, Endi •ican. On tbe American. the 8th a French ।steam-1 er arrived at Vers Crux, with an English | ew Rio Grande, with a cargo of arms at 9fHX),000, intended for Tease though lhe schooner cleared al pool for Matamoras. Her officers five more loading for Matamoras. New York, Aug. 8.—The Richmond papers of Ute filh coo tain the following wRHCER: such an evidence of tba growth of health­ ful sentiment In that of Virginia aa railroad a vsonsvasD waa held at Bedford on the 30th uh from this place, to Balli* Creek. CLOTHEN tiAVRR! A KTBKKUTII SAVES1 statement of its doings has reached m iKst. I'Alh FOR Btuxt Dur loss U >li killed and eighteen wound pepper yesterday brought nothing further I.f interest in relation to the battle over Brandy Station. Important movements provide against certain coctingeocira which may be developed at any moment.'' Moxxr — R.J. Guakt. P master at this place informs EtZw Cuthbert, Barry County, containing u u GOO 11 YEARS* CON umI dollars, m money, which has been ese KT A ST V-E. and returned here for reriaimaUue. direction of the letter giving no PusUX NO WHINGER • without CAN HE DURABLE coowmix I ■*atvd Is ever ridrw. mors definite than tba rang. tire county makes it difficult to th o rightful owner, and'ibe object of arrived oct Ude and ill be landed to* night, on Fully Island in obtaining her money. Rare, Rani. Raw.-During the Tbe following order of tbe President is published for the Information -and emmsnt of all oonerrned : Executive Mansion, Washington, July 30, A Milwaukee despatch, let instant, to Ibe existence of a force uf boelik Indians in Juneau county b not with give protection to Ito citizens, of whatev­ nut foundation. A despatch from New er class, color or condition, especially Lisbon ibis evening states that five h> tboee who are duly organizedsoldlgre in lhe public service. Tbe tew of nations of Mr. Austin, four mil out from the village. Mr. Austin waa abeetit al tbe y civiliaed no distinction as to ere Mra. Austin and two small children. nF prisoners of war aa public eoemiee.— CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. yet through haytag Ibis b novliterslly U,M “ village last Navy OMeers, 137 Fru-mr, A Haavv B*Lanca or Pamoate.— ed in killing one of tbe Indians and wounding another severely, when the barbarism and crime against the eivilbalion of the age. TheGovsmment of the United Steles will give protection to all Its soldiers, and It the enemy took to flight. r**pUon The report states that J* J] v'-T I>hTA'PT'l C A-T-TilTHT?. made of the total extarmiaatioo of these the offense shall be punished by retalia­ scourges.” tion upon the ene my’a prisoners in our A BABuaova lEaousn Bcllwv.—In It b therefore ordered that for every soldier ofthe United States killed In vio. the skirmishing which prided the evso lalion of tbe laws of war, a rebel soldier uatiun of Johnston, tbo rebels used an shall be execute^; and for every one en­ slaved by tbe enemy,or sold into slavery, rebel soldier shall be placed at hard lalmr on the publie works, and continued at such labor until tbe other ehall be re., . . . Dn striking any B»«J explode with a terrible effect One of throe terrible mleailee struck one oners is slaty foer thousand. * sand Union soldiers in their possess a tiTUKscoric views Vallandigham'a chances for smaller and more beaaUfi Uon grow <re freely offered la Ohio that he Scarcely a Democrat can be found h . WeMtro Rreerr. who will vote foe fc and twroiy-oM Democratic papers h ABBABAM LINCOLN. already repudiated him. 7KD*r7w^i^A5r7ai»’^!. wt,a” of* *mPu Minto ball b always ronsidered of a dsngerou. character, but !*"“* *»’• a-eriUdla p»Uln. Leavenworth, Aug. 7.—The Santa Fe 't, Mb ... or «!“. M.tkm'Id,, .nJ h,.. furnished to Johnston's J Txi Foaaicw Wan Rcwo^-8 ESTABLISHED 1790. PETER LORILLARD, the sensation romers relative to a poet of war"with England or Franca entirely without foundation. Devin han based a proclamation cal property to relievo and ouro the «»m BROWN H?.TIT. This b tbo hied of draft in the Boull Mm al the North the figbuM M* gioab divided into two el— and spirits, Ague, Arc., TIUX»W RXL'FF. Gonmwoa Arxxx ar Booth Caucus a. the Battle Creek what source they may. [JHEISIL (L0T1ES valued rebels, I New Tori, August 10.—A pri Liver­ letter from Morris island, dated Au report Idlers in hia command love and confide from going homo to kill the murderers. in him : the noun baa faith in him ; and Thio fact might be kept in mind by eo«ne Deserters have In of tbo most active of our home traitors said this frequently. The deserters who were stolaa by the Indiana July the * Confederacy with benefit, aa their names are well | noma into our )inea‘are belter dressed known to every soldier in the army, and end better looking than any I have seen after a sharp fight, moot heartily detested and spoken of as were ktiled and wounded on. both sides. marks for future vengeance. y are mostly oonscripta. i near a one greater part of Mississippi and Louisiana aay bo thought Bragg would lose nearly half of fab army before crossing the Ten- —According to a statement from the Bal* Marshal route ' b likely to bd outdoes by railroad to some point on the Csotra beet terms offered, let them ooms Nor were other results wanting. bibbed al Norfolk, is record of the doings of the meeting, they willlal no former busmens fight at Brandy Station yesterday evening y of Stuart's cavalry sad m's horse artillery and three brigades of Yankees, with twelve pieces of artillery. Stuart brought ou ibe fight by shelling the woods in which lasting Irom t o’clock until eight, enemy waa driven within a mile adjoining loculi lies seem to be fully a IS-U reported that tbo rebel authorities at Charleston propone to sell at auction colored Union soldiers captured by Z18W--kSSMMHBT �LATEST FOR THE ABRIV AL! 4LOW PRICES" "22 1D-Ackley, “ “ Freak Mien, TbeeooMsutcfW. W. । upon tbe table. 1 On motion It was *•**•*, That, hstarftu -««■>, -kould b. allowed by tbe Common CoonSL ■1”"w u tbe aSdavit of lhe person presenting the R.J. GRANT! DRYGOODS Jtjal Jotirra. On motion lhe following waa adop.ed 11 k The citizens of Marshall, Bellevue and adjoining localities seem to bo fully awake V> tbe importance of making an effort to ♦fleck railroad communication with thia place. They held a meeting yesterday (Tuesday) at Bellevue, tn aee vbat could be done to forward that object. A delgation of^about fifteen went from this place to the meeting. Tbe time of put­ ting our paper to press, will prevent any record of tbe doings of the meeting, thia week. Quito a competition ia likely to spring up between the friends of lhe Marshal route and tbo Battle Creek rouU. From present appearances Battle Creek A«enAe< That tba Street Commission•r be wd.he la Iwroby authorised to ap­ ply street 0^ highway labor to the build­ Ing of cross-walks, at his discretion, snd render aa accuont of ths amount so ex psoded by him on the sameOn motion, voted, that the Street Com. repair lhe aide-walk around the Court House square, and keep and render a asperate bill of the expense. On motion, voted, that the Streal Com. fill up the well in tbe centre of lhe street near the Fuller House, and cause lhe Sign-poet and other obstructions in the •treel near tbe same place to be remov­ ed. , On motion, the time of the Marshal’s warrant for the collection of taxes was ex­ tended thirty days. On motion , Board adjourned. W. Hats, Recorder. PROB ATX OADrB.-BTATEOTMlCHIGAX, Conrrr or Bust, aa. ‘ Al a aaaaiow of tba Paabato Coart for the reunly of Barry, hoid.nat tb. Probate OfUre. io tbo »ai*t« of Bantings. m Tuesday. tba fourth day at August. in tU ynar aw. ikooaand eight haadrsd ^.A — <■ TOIL IKWDTr IPAY, CHANCERY ORDER KOTO USE OF TRADE; JTATS OF MICH1Q AS.-DghUi Jnriicaal Cire5 sM, to Oi-oary. “ Come and See! WE STONE'& HYATT HVAE CHEAPER* THAN THE CHEAPEST TWir IMMENSE STOCK of Racoxnxx’s Omen, Aug. 10, ’03. The Common Council met at tho Re­ corder’s office, Augul 10,18C3. DRY goods; Present —lbs President, Trustees, Sheldon, Ellis, Pareoua, Allen and Ackley. Council TATE OP MTCUIGAX,County of Barry, aa. At a aeeafoo of tba Probate Court far the called to order by the President eounl. of Berry, boldoa at the Probst. Ofaee, fa ia likely to b^outdone by Marshall. A The Marshal presented an order given th. Vfllare of Haatinga, on Tnaodar, tba Slat day of July. In the rear oae tboueandelglt hun­ railroad to acme point on the Central is to W. H. Hayford for 325 dated May dred and aixtydhrre. Present Hhannaa C. Prinwhat lhe citixsns of thia place want; and 5lh, 1850, and ao order given to N. Bar­ dia. Judge of Prebeta. Jo tba mailer of tba retai. of Magerrtt M. Flab, they willlot no former business associa­ low fur >4 &0 dated May 3, 1856, both tions stand In the way of accepting the of which orders were received of A. H. best terms offered, let them come from Ellie, which aaid orders said Ellis re­ what source they may. ceived for tales when be was Marsha! in S newiMpar. printed in anid oomaty ofMisery, where the prernkae. are attoaud. and that aabl pul>Ikcabon be continued la aaid paper, at toaet one in each week for nix wreks In anereeaiaa—oe that be case, a copy of thia order to b. fpcreonally aerved on Um aaid Ed word W. Taylor, thirty daya before Um day of hia appaaraure, aa hareia ■xs, llMlings, June 10th, 18*3. it watnnT CXXX9 Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, 1856; and says that at his settlement Wi vnpkbstaxd a railroad meeting with tbe Common Council, said orders was held al Bedford on the 30th ulL to were lost or mislaid until lhe, past spring, deliberate in regard to tbe proposed route which statement be certified by affidavit. from thia place, to Battle Creek. No statement of Its doings baa reached us. Strat Mcmrr.—R. J. G^At, Poet- nsaster st this place informs us thst there is a letter, addressed to Mrs. Moses Cuthbert, Barry County, containing ten dollars, in money, which has been sent to the Dead Letter Office at Washington, and returned here for redaimation. Tbe direction of the letter giving no Posloffice address more definiteythan the range of the entire county makes it difficult to find lhe rightful owner, and'tbe object of this notice ia to aid tbe party most interested Notioo l« bweby gir»n. that bvrirtoe of a Ji­ aal b« graated: And it la furtb.r Ordered, that the neiilion«r nnee granted to m. by tbe Prob* Court far tba On motion, it was voted that the pre* give notice to the pence ■ iut»r»«ted la said county at Barry, bearing date lb. Mth day at enl Marshal be authorised to receive skid nUU. nf Uw pc-jdeocy of aaid petition. »od lh« Mar. A. D. 18*3. I abal" upoao to tale al pnblic anettou, to tbo bighaat bidder al lb. Xorth door orders and that ho be allowed for lhe bearing thereof, by eaualng a copy uf this order of the Court Ilona., tn th. village of Hastings, to bo publUbod In th. JitoM/a Bs"/r. a oawaKr priuwd and drrulailing la lad county of in tba ooenlr of Barry, and Btofa of Michigan, Sams'on settlement. y. fur three mceaoer. wreka, previone to on Moaday, the faraolnalk'flllb) dayfof Auguai next. 01 «M o'clock, P. M. of aaid day. the know­ Moved that E. Parsons be allowed to aaid da’ of bearing. ing deacribed Real EataU, belonging to .aid ly ji B. C. PRIXDI.E. build aside walk of gravel In front of mtoora, to wit; Villas. Lot number Ua (10) in (A Una copy.) Judge of Probate. his Blacksmith shop. Yeas and Nays JWoek number .lee.n (11) of EaaUrn Addition, in th. Titlag.<rf HasUitga, county of Barry and called, and motion lost. Yeas—Parsw.s, Blate of MienIgan. W. I. r. HAMH, Sheldon. Nays—Ellis, Ackley and Dated. July’ 41b, 16*1. [jyll Guardian. Estate of Lather Rill. Alton. TATF. OF MICHIGAN, J ,, Probato Court On motion, the acct, of D. H. Everts, Barry County. ,/> for said county, DVEBT18EMENT. -*t saAstoQ of eaiJPOurl bolcton st lbs Pro­ Sheriff, waa audited and allowed at 11,78 bata Office, in iBrvtn»g»of (lutings,ot> Tunder, and order drawn. . th. ;th day of Joly. In tea year on* teotfundAigbt li nod red sad aixty-thr... Present, CITY,. HARDWARE STORE. On motion, Council adjourned. Hbartnan C. Prtndlr. Judge of Vrotato. _ W. Hats, Recorder. In -tbe mailer of tee ealale of Lutker Bill late of said county, deeeaaed On raadtag and Bling tee petition, duly vtriled CARPETS Z3T These Ge«4s>Ave bees! >wchMedslite (before*! 4ecUae II >rl cm la New Tert, >■< wiU be mI4 ta satisfy tbe Farcbaser. Battle Cre^fc,play 14, IMS. 3m WILCOX & GIBBS S Price, with Bruner and Feller, *40, GROCERIES in obtaining her money. . C’JUrtswan, Deo. 20th, 1801. Da. C. W. Roaacx:—D*a* Sis.—1 Ram, R*nr> Raia.—During tbe last have been carrying out the above motto two weeks it has sprinkled? uli rained, in proving tbe qualities and benefit of and poured and poured and poured.; and your “Stomach Bitters," for over sis then it would pour and pour and pour and months using them myself In my old ago; snd in many instances recommending rain and sprinkle. We will leave It to them to others, and giving to persons those who are not yet through haying, if, who needed a pure invigorating Tonic thia is not illerslly tone in every respect. Bitters refreshing and strengthtning to tbe system. 1 cheerfully endorse their goodness, and use them In preference to Wool.—More wool waa brought in all others. this village last week than during tbe en­ Very Respectfully, 8. J. Bxowxx. tire season before. Prices ranged from Rev. Samuel J. Browne baa been a de 30 to 55 cents. . voted laborer in lhe cause of Christianity, in CiMinnati, for more than thirty years, A Hxatt Balascx or Prisoxm.—The as almost every old Cincinnatian knows. balance in favor of the government Such testimony from such a source, is against tbe rebels in the number of pris­ not to be passed over lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies ever presented to oners is slaty-four thousand. We have the public, ever received a lithe of the on hand and in parole seventy-nine thou­ -oramondation from mxm or STixmx.t, in sand rebel prisoners, sgainst fifteen thou­ every walk ofiifs, that mine have done. sand Union soldiers in their possession. See ad ver Use menu This makes tbe exchange market easy. j^-Vallandigham’a chances for sleo- tion grow •'amaller and more beautifully Bets are freely offered in Ohio that he will toss’ with esch succeeding day. not carry lhrt< counties in the Stale.— Scarcely a Democrat can be found in the WesUrn Reserve who will vote for him, and twcnty-ont Democrstic papers have HARD-WARE ed, and ell other pence* latereaUd io sold ooUlo ere repaired to sp|>«r al • sraakm rf aaid Conrt, tkontobe boldwialtba Probats(MBca In ibe Tillags of Uastiog*. and ■bow cansa. if any tb.ro b.. why the pray.r of th. petitioner ahoold ant b. •jSd^it la further ordered, that tbe peliiiotrtr •IraeotlM to the perw.1 Inwrwtod In aaid oetate of th. pendency of said petition and tb« braring thereof, br causing a oop/ of IhU order to bo pub Uabed in the ~Haatlnga Banner." a iMwawper priatml and cirenlaiiag In aaid -maty of Dairy, for oil wceka. imm^iately prarioua to laid day ’hdTs'"1' BBKBIIA^C. FBIXDLR, AND jtoMibte fcr ltie(oleutoCrefMir.’*J*tatare Orea. DRY GOODS ! Don't forget tbe CITY HARDWARE STORE, appears that tbo shore named defendant, Daniel L. Yowell, ia not a rwM«ol of thU SUU, bet re ■Idea in Ihe fluU of Mow fork ; On motion of Hwiaaar A Atunt, Plaintiff'• AUor»ey», it i» Oansaan, that tbe »ald non reaidanl Defeodaat, Danini L. Powril, onaao hia appearano. to be anUnd in thia cause, within three mowlha from thia hWEt Stacks of Sent *e it I. further ord.red. that withTo Iwenlr days the «U1 Plaiatlffa aaus. a noticof thia order to bo pwbli.hed, once in each week, far for six wooka, in the "HaaUngi Banner, «P»W« —r-r-. Clothing already repudiated him. Tnx Fonuox Waa Rowom.-Statemenu from Washington a«Mrt that all "Haa eombiaod with tM ewa peosllar BMrila all the really .aluable ImprovenkeaU of tbe higher priced eeeoMsee."—/Wcoeieeteiea. “TMamacbiae, la tbe opdaiMi of tko eomaiUlee. tils more nearly tbe retailenela of a perfect femUy maehtae thaa anr an eihib>tioc.“-He«iAito hetUuU JCcAI***— npart «<18M Notice! tbe sensation rumors relative to a pros­ pect of w*f with England or France are entirely without foundation. Tua Draft North asp South. Je^ Davis has issued a proclamation ailing lb. eiUra mala W1??" O',U“ Bouib lb. >f- oT 16 •?> U-— Tbi. la tba Mod ofdiaA I" Bowlb.flMateba Nonb tba labUaf M«j£- WAS CLAIM A6KHCY! <100 > MM IMO Wo a**—*” “ arcood eloa la cot to raapood until too £rata>o.l>aibat»ud. Al lb. Boo £V- BOUNTY, BACK BAY, PENSHWB, arroMobodlod oltiaoo la ■houldar bto tot»k«t wd taka tba Bald, „d no oppotwalt, la to A»—JJIDea rn.nj panoaa abo ar. aHad»dl«l ood porfcall oontpataet «» mllltar, «• Ws take in exchange for goods— Wheal, Core, Oats, Bultar.Urd,Pork, and finally almost everything yoo have to sell. . HT D<*’* fail to give « a ®U. Mill alooa. _ PAPER-RAGS^Thekfataat worts' yriea �IALE LANDS. u-nomcx. ..toy*. •D'B.. 'BOBKCK'B tajMVD Vt!«\TVBTL Arturos litmu'i Ornes. Laartag, Misto, My 1.1** Cwflgto*, v""1 B.atA^ B<Ac. : ' ■■■■■>».* r~» <; *• TswSw.O■IMBHBifl* ■* ■ •vt »K ■.'» ]l of doTkre MHh'iye* iw Utah rrariu.toajmbli^tlto Cenv^tatc* « ' ■^uvbxtou* <4. whiAhawe bi*»l*bworod apon him frcai uadRrfo.ji n iw laasr w ' 1MI. Town 3 North of Range 7.WoaL • kt Vcf t IK JO IT Ki X) »0 ' d<:ir 5 ttap-n^tithe gistings’ gisintss Ji .Ktol-J .»♦ "ftVeoA cun\ VkW* M -4a that they strike kt tba root of iMame, bycawdbMlMaratyfwrtidwofMBMHfr csasE-ssafsussSir' 5r.£=4^XvJ!ili'xs: ■‘ 1 bar. u-t >W B art.kill* In mv H \u A\\«r 04 5! “ am '£»\.oo£l, far the life and health of lhe-Udy derradi .raw tba rarity of th. bk«l _ _ _ _ Zfcrq/uita, Bgphllia, -q Bkl* Qhttaaaa, Oid floras, BiU JHir-tm, ^Aeunratiam, (pyapapata, flWb Ho-WocAs, UtSr Oamplatnt, sMABON ALLES, TXEALK8 IX''fi*0CEkIK8, pre 4l<.*** «i«h. bdtttr, tard, port. Bilknod., ilramaM&I,iii.«a Call tore1. Mrek. mateatfi»riUaUa Tumor., jKrupttons, Flit, Qirafulc^a Gw.*riipHen, tuh I I I '-T < Onpcreon writes, he? daughtor was eu red »f fits of nine yawn* oUuding, end & Vitos' dance of twn ycara AJfOTHEt writes, hi. .on who eared after Uia Mb bad afaioat.waatad wwwy. u?*4-"-,----- AXOTm^B nn*d of Fovar and Ague wftar trying eocry medicine io hia reach. AHOTHER waa rarod of Fem Sore which had existed fourteen veare. Cam inaumaH&e orihapeMia and Liter Ooaralainl could ba mettAontkf ia whkh the Farikaa a*4 PUb ’WotVk.Wbx a CKavm. 'VWftX.ooA VAU are tbe most artim snd thorough pilk that upon the Uv»>.«ncis- • dition. which is Ho at.i to ba Ibe ease with •imply a purgative pill They aro really a , *&\6o&SwA Tavc.'c VvW, 1. A. UOLBROOK, A TTUBNKT and Conswter .1 Loo. Sol A CUarery. Ooaarai Land and Tu I iOhrt. soeoud story at Holbrook's Mock. which, ia oo^taetion with the YA.00& • will rare all tha afcrcmstjifonod dtooaou. IxUr-iu., <P»irt in tha ^Jcureis, QXxxinaza, la. Try three mediomea, and yon will Mm "S year neighbura, who hart used tboat, AIEB8 CATHARTIC PILLS and they will aay they are GtooA ^A«A\.c.vat», •«d too should try them before going for a Get a Famphlai or Alname of ay local Mjant, and read the c-rtificates, and if you Mva am doubted you will YjowXoX. e-o voott. AaaMJ By ths Board of Supervisor. of Barry County.) That It .hall be.tbe imperative duty ot the Board of Buporrtoors, st thia and all subsoJT^«Tn,3.7’'t?r^?L,lJ ) FOR SALE BY l‘«opl», where security for cotta ah.I| bar* bean fivea by tits OompUtaast al ibe tomtseMMaaat ,uU’OT *■ '“** wher* »•» reqelm ,oel> wearily to be given, or wbre tba earn are MIM by parties, or where flare are imposed and coots paid, or when tbo combl.ln.nl fclito .u. tain bia action. And it .Rafiho tbe duty of tbo Comity Clerk Io read thia Boeotatln at th. commeraeiMnt of every session of tbo Board ofBurrvi.ore and that lhe fbregeing Reflation be published in both vlHsjpt new.paper, for cue j—r || 1 Btrikar, lleatis*.; Ki Miebsls. Joy R. tARLBDBD 1700. •• »• tab Baum WOOLEN FACTORY, RAftTtWrM wr.w. ’ FAIRBANKS' STANDARD bi SCALES of Aunm Bold in Detroit by Faaaaxv a Sanutr. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. £18 B’lH £ JT H. F. CHERRY, PIOUXTY CLBM sad Rotary FabUe. Os V? tn th. Coart Hrare. ' D. Bvaiasa. Drf-ty Clerk, my bo farad in ■ •tore af Robarta i HuHlm. to Hlobreok'sHtosk I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-08-19.pdf 5ebabfcc0b6b8e446dec44c31e423179 PDF Text Text vol vm. NO. 18. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1863. liMinjt Naswr, Stltrttl Rottrj. 13 PUUL1SHRD EVERY WEDNESDAY, one day, try to porere my eool tn patience. And thio day has been the trial day.— Shall I go eat” Mrs. Barlow looked up with a timid. Thu Islet Intelligence from New Zea- <Z“le native population, the latter being the aggreaTre. Tb. Maori king appear, In AOTXBTMIMO. rive. “Little Eddy waa umusrily fretful thia morning, as you will remember. He from the Bret to have entertained btenre distraat of tbe English colonieta. and It waa not until after revere fighting that he wee induced to enter into amicable relatione with them. Sir George Gray, the Governor, however, was aivedept at conciliation, and contrived UVgain not only the confidence but the , (flection of the natives, as well aa of the colonists, a ii II r •” coin that ba con haye no arore eoldiera "lie mu noi oc.isww of the North cared whether Jeff. Devi. wU at Wrobington ^A^J^ oota."—Attorney fferorul CniAfitlfi ^Groeral'butler-tho American Hay- two or three times; but, remembering either undsrrtand or did not mean to onmy good reodutlotf, I pct on tbe armor derrtand. The speaker came, he eahi. to of patience, and never let him bear a talk conciliation and peace, and in doing tone of my voice that waa not a loving tone. Dear little fellow! ‘ When I went M-gMu,*. lUfUi to wash him, after brtak&st, 1 found jet v party. They aae the uaiwra. — 6 behind one of hi. ears a small inflamed g boll. It has made him slightly feverish' r oberts triker and worrisome all day. O wasn't I glad 1 Its mind to resist the unlawful usurps ti«ta that patience had rnltxi my spirit t I of thia imbecile Administration to pro"After you went away to tbe etorc, t known aa the ‘•Tataraimaka Block," were R. J.JIRANT, Mary got into one of her bad humors. — I □•calmly f«c«4 th* »<rfnl Ola. She didn’t want to gn to school, to begin ccompelled to derert their farm, and come town. The enemy plundered and with; then she couldn’t find her elate; luto I but will oppose this and then her shoe pinebed her. I felt <destroyed these farms and bald posses very much annoyed; but recalling my ।eion of the land on which they stood. At a new and moat complete assortment of good resolution, I met her irritation with Ithe oeesation of ItostUillee no agreement MASON ALLEN, DREW AND MEDICINES, calmness, her wilfulness with patient ad- > - sma ---- — ■----- --, and no attempt was made to dis­ of the South must be respected -, or in tbo .EKLER IN dROCERira. provtsieae. monition, her stubborn temper with gen- imaka, I a^Chcmicaia, Valuta, Olla, Cam tie rebuke; and so 1 conquered. She Ilodge the natives from it;, the latter last retort we roust perforce. turn oar Uphcnc, Barnlng Fluid, kissed me, and started for school with a itherefore retained poeseeeion, claiming to artillery upon the African.red grenllre TURPENTINE and alcohol. cheatful countenance, her elate in her Ihave conquered It by furccof arm., though who have garrotted tbo Constitution and _____ Si___ "______ /Jnu P Andretti. satebel, and the*pinching shoe unheeded. the previous legal title// the European. , . ___ 1___ — a..., Th. Gm. And so I had my reward. "But my trials were not over, gome , I if to ••«• the godligtil tboogbi extra washing wa. needed. So I called ।a vote ofj£200,000 for the reinteatemonl much longer, be did rot hesitate to «y ' would have war at the North—atour yt FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Ellen, rod told her that Mary would re­ of the Mftoni.ta, such reinstatement to be we ROBERTS A STRIKER, PURPOSES,ONLY.«J quire a frock and two pairs of drawers effected in such manner a. the Governor own beatbstones."— Tkomai D^inn., of It r to be washed out, tbe baby some slips, rod hi. adviwro shall deem proper. NnJtrny. ,, -±r_ end you some pocket-hrodkerchiefv. A wa. generally expected that Sir George J “If Ohio would sufier herself to follow BLocId nancy refusal leaped from the girl’s quick Gray would have ordered the rcoccupa- tbe New Eoglaod Statra, and t>e taxed tioo of the Tataraimaka Block by milita ­ Also a full »toci of tongue, and Indignant words to mine.— and kept under by tyrbnta of the*? ’ Patience ! patience! whispered a email ry force, but ho preferred trying peaceful State., and did not secede fr<Mn them, bo still volee. I stifled, with ro effort, my negotiation. Accordingly, attended by would secede from Ohio, and dig up the feeling., restrained my speech and con­ two or three chief, in the employ of the bones of bis mother and carry them aero— SWEEZBY * Al-LEMgoverntn.nt, and unannounced and unex ­ trolled my countenance. Very eatnly, tbe river, and stake tbe dual from bis A TTORXEYH ATLAWand SviicUor..te Cbte▲ GOOD DAY’S WORK ax to all exterior signe, did I look Into parted, he .uddfnly left Auckland rod feet, and think of Ohio no more.”—Judge TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, HPICE8. PEPPER, Ellen's free, until she dropped her eyes penetrated into the heart of tbo Maori J. W. Q. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISING. CODFISH; counter. Th- Maori, hailed him with • •■Rasi.tance to tyrants is patriotiam I ' to the floor in confusion. the wildest demonstration, of joy, and ,The minions of Lincoln and Tod have in­ never do another,' said Mr. B*r!<;w, rub­ “You must have forgotten yourself," "all went merry as a mnrri»go bell," vaded our roti, to drag from their homes bing hi. hand, together briskly, and with said I, with some dignity of manner, yet until be touched the subject of tbe die- six hundred freemen of Crowford county. the air of a man who frit very much without a sign of Irritation. Qlie wa. aniDJEEST 'J‘XRinniEKE3 pleased with himselC- humbled at once; confessed the wrong, puted block, when their countenance. ,To arm. I ve men of Crawford I have a t.. w. WING. changed, and they poritively refused lo bullet ready f««r the dastards who order “And M have I,’’ Mr.. Barlow'• voice and begged my pardon. Ad< cssklnc Extracts, I forgave her, • 'Mu lti a lower- tone, and les. exultant, ’ [live it up. Heathen told them plainly one drafted man to leave hi. home and after reproof, and she went beck to the ' yet indicative of a .pirit st 'peaco with | that h. rtiould go to Taranaki and take county agalnt his will."—Dweid /Tattlo i kitchen, something wiaar, I think, than poMeasion of the Tataraimaka land. On 'Sprtth ayainit Hit enforttmenf iteeif. tit when I .ummoned her. The washing I "Let u. compare note.,” .aid Mr. Bar­ required ba. been done, and well done; liiefitb of March ho left Auckland for I>raft. V v 2 low, in the confident manner of one who and the girl hax seemed all day a. if .he Taranaki, where he had an interview with “Die onl^BUnion party ia in the South­ I. A. HOLBROOK. know, that triemph will be on hi. .ide.' ,v.ero endeavoring to atone, by kindne.. the eettlera. His next step wad-to older ern Cunfederacy."-^le««nder W»llatt. FENS, PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ “•nd »ee which lias done the beat day's ’ the troops in garrison on Wariaka Hill, VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., ht.^ and service, for thst hs.ty speech. If I Arora cotm/y, Ohio. । work." imistake not we were both improved by a commanding position of the town. Re• • • “Unless a change of inforvemenU of infantry and artillery programme on the part of the party In "You. of course,,’ returned the gentle- the dicipline through which we passed. MOST POPULAR were speedily .ent to this .pot, and a power takes place soon, civil war io tbo hearted wife. “Other tris). I have had through tbe sufficiently strong force having been col­ nYSICIAN,anaHi.rg«n. OSce "We .ball see. Let the hi.tory of loyal States is certain."— Ohio Dmocral. day. . Some of them quite as severe ax lected. Sir George Gray and General •tor*. RteloStmt-.__________ your day's doing, precede .mine." 1 the few I have mentioned ; b«it tbo armor Cameron marched to Tataraimaka and “No," .aid Mr.. Barlow, “you chall ' —----- — JOHN ROBERTS, of patience wa. whole wh.n the »un went took powcexion of it. No opposition wa. r •iliac EiFert»*«ate.» give the fir.1 experience.” down. 1 was able to pose., my xoul in offered. On the contrary, tbe natives "Very well." And, full of hi. rob- ' Gen. Gilmore has recorded, in a very peace, and the conquest of self lies made welcomed the Governor with shout, of l- ject, Mr. B.rlow began : me happier. This is my good -day’s joy. Believing that ell would end peace­ full and valuable report en tbe reduction D . It. HANETh “ “You remember the debt of Warfield, work. It may not seem much in your fully, he returned to Auckland. But, un­ of Fort Pulaski, the rerolteofbia expyi•a chMpa. can ence on ti»o power of rifled ordnance for , call aoa Judge about which I .poke a few day. ago I" wyes." fortunately, between New Plymouth rod “Yea." It U Mr. Barlow did not look up nor sneak Tataraimaka there lira ’a piece of land effecting breaches in brick walla. I "I considered it desperate—would have ns the voire of his wife grew .ilenL She which i. the uodUputed properly of tbe not unlikely that bo ha. bv thi. lime sold out my interret at thirty cent, on wailed almost a minute for hl. re«pon»e. native.. A crow ibis the troop, began to made still further terta of the Mine in­ the dollar when I left home this morning. Then lie bent forward, suddenly, aud kis- make a road; hoetilitiM were at once terorting nature—namely, tbe effort of Nox tbe whole claim ia secure. I Imd rifled ordnance on the brick wall, of Fort isd her saying as he did so: threatened ; eecort pnrtire were sent out FptcIbI rttenUon willbeiiBld «o COMPOUND­ IO aclicme a little. It was sharp practice. “Mino was work, yeura a battle—mine to protect the workmen; rod matter. Sumpter—though all Hie element, of the I don t believe ING u>4 putting vp PRESCRIPTIONS; •»<! «nj But the thing is done. present problem, will be on a far greater auccesa, yours conquest — mine easy toil, uno purcUnilug medidoM of u» eon upon that another creditor of Warfield will got 1 stood thus until the flth of May, when the your, heroism I Jenny, dear, since you, natives, in ambush; fired upon an escort scale than lho.o in the case of pulsaki. lUdr bring _____ • a third of hi. claim. have been talking, I have thought thus : party, killing the Burgeon, the Lieutenant, In that undertaking the gun. ured were “The next operation," continued Mr. 24, 82 and 42 pounder rifled guns, rod My good works have soiled my garments,i tbe Sergeant and four privates, all of Barlow, I conaider. quite as good. About ROBERTS A STRIKER. while yours are without a stain, and। whom were afterwards found frightfully 30 pounder Parrott, and 8 rod iO lnchCoa year ago 1 took fifty acre, of l.nd In The three white aa angel-rolxta. Loving monitor I' I mutilated ; the rest made their escape. lumbi&d. (smooth-bore.) Erie county, for debt, at a valuation of breaching battertea were establi.bed at a may yonr leuon to-night make mo a bet­ k On the recipt of this new. troops were mean distance of 1,700 yard, from Fort five dollar, an acre. 1 sold it to-day for ter man. Your good day’s wdrk gives a ten. I don't think the man knew ju.t Pulaski. It waa found that the 42-poundtwo-fold blerain^ I" burrows vital he was buying. Ho called to see er, with a charge of eight pounds of pow­ dered an inquest to be held on the slaugh­ der, penetrated twenty-six inches; the me about it, and<a.kod ten dolly, an Kxare m» Wonn.—General Banka, tered men, being resolved to treat tbo 30-pounder Parrott, with a charge of acre at a venture, when he promptly laid down one hundred dollars to bind the M.eral month, ago, told the nine months’ murder as a civil crime, and not as an three and a half pound., -peMtrnted e^m* bargain. If 1 should never eee him again, men in trie army that they ahould return »ct of warfare. But bo has determined een idehes, and the 104t»ch Columbiad, >, Michigan. JJEW HARNESS SHOP. 1 am all right. That Is transaction num­ to their Northern home, by a route dif­ on occupying the native lend between - 'with a charge of twenty pounds, penetra­ Many Plymoutbo and Tataraimaka, and to plant ted thirteen inches. ber two. Number three ia as pleasant ferent from that by the ocean. DANIEL COOE, The attention of the public is invited lo remember. 1 sold a lot of goods, al­ people felt Inclined to doubt hie ability thereon a settlement of perrons ebleVto It will thus bo seen that the beaviert most a year out of dale, to a young coun­ to keep bis word, but ho has fulfilled it protect tbemselvee. Free grants ot fifty rifled gun used oirthst occasion was the Io tbo New Harneaa Shop of ■ try merchant, for caah. He thinks lie to the letter. There reme nine months' scree of land, and arms, ammunition and old 4B-pouoder. Now. for the redortton H. A. LOODYEAI, rrtUtti*, ... elfcrrtl to >11 who will hold of Sdmpter, Gen. .Gilmore has bean 1. CcRR^th." r‘™’” has a bargain, and perhaps he has; but I men are now returning via the MiasiMip- th. Ind oo tnllllhnr inon. Who mounting batteries of900 and 800-poundwould have let them go at any time dur­ pl River, a number of the regiments hav­ county ornoxna- , ing the part six, months ata lose of thirty ing already paaaed Cairo, on their way wpoortd that th. BrtiiaootaoUto wooldr er rifled guns-Parrott*—charged not per cent, and thought the sale a deaire- home. Bank’s intended to open Mt part ,rt. up . cl.ta I It h th. old >t.wv of merely with such insignificant chargee aa ‘ H. N. SHELDON, d.lllulioo M*loat borbori.ni. Aeeord. of the river, and be knew that Grant three and a half, eight Or even twenty ble one. ... t. pounds of powder, but with BO, 00 and “Now there Is my good day a work. would unshackle It at Vlckaburg in due It ia true that while the ■ —■ ,«-"T , ’ 80 pounds Jenny, and it is one to be proud of. I time. Tbo heroes of Port Hudson are Die lorce vi Maine" Good Sutra ^“Su,r Elda' uke rome credit to myself for being, up­ tbo first to rtallM tbe value and import- Taranaki, and while we write the whole rangTh th. croe of P-laaki was 1.700 of that portion of New Zealand la proba ­ sivoly used. yards. theJistance from which he will be on the whole, a pretty bright eon of a1 snee which attach to the free navigation bly a acene of desolation. oompelled to attack Sumpter,(firing right man, and bound to go through. I*et us' -of the Great Father of watare. H. P. CHERRY. over Wagner aa we believe la bls lotenhave your story now." /BOUNTY CLERK .-4 Notary PebUe. g^u] n. A. GOODYEAR. The face of Mre. Barlow Bushed slight­ V l» the Conrt BoM’\ . Mrt.d la th. rw-The Richmond Examiner asya ly. Her husband waited far a few moIt Is deplorable, in this time of national that the track of the street Railway in menle and then said: that city has been torn up, and the iron pmil that eo many of tbooe netting them “Lbt ua bear of the yards of stitohlng, .ent to a rolling mill to be converted tnto eelvoe up at Democratic leaders, should powder, It will bo eon who! effectirs urf Urt pll« of jortl lM»r mall fora gunboat. We ahobld suppose exhibit so much disloyalty. They •r«'n. work wo may expect. Tbo impeel of -No-ooU.10, ortUL,” umnd Mn. that the rebel experience In tbe matter of. in the words of the Btoubenvflle, Ohio •hot, according to the well known for»»Iron<lads would Vro sufficed to discour­ Democratic paper, “determined to lead h, la equivalent to the weight multiplied tbo party and the country to the doviL age any new attempts in that line. bounty back PAY, TENSIONS, ' .vJ nf Conner- by tbo velocity ; and tbo ordnroee that raMKAixn. Gen. Gilmore proptwea to we present* yiufcad eeood day’s wort. And now, . . .. r . —1- >k.a JKrtrtLi L my doing. 'Will brar ”° O'm[*r'*on Iritoftbo W. W. Eaton, the “th you<1 think of declining their roi Con tenlast Hartford (CL) I of cotton, sugar and other gwxk, bell ­ k-arrel " • ....... " ■' tion, which nominated. —,------ ... ing to British blockade ronoera, «•> <«•vmr. l> U> <kM •»-<* trvrod. A Cavalry raid into rebeldom cook. _ ,L .. *<r t.i .... L.... mnra daniSSA AT THE HASTINGS gistinjs’ Dmintss Jirttiorj. DRUG R STOR &, S , ms n3£iv.*L‘L GROCERIES! P glisttllanj). PATENT MEDICINES iDKEAT, IP<KB (DASH sxxrrn a , New'HarnesseB, WAR CIAIM AGENCY! , a. H. ■»»»" 2r.’2E%±.IuZ." *eS i-rnwg. tod .irt~ Bo yonr own estimation, tor you aaia «*>• PI0TURX they give result* l-.r rfnrv agro. little -id will �Naw York Government, and that of the '“BlueL>gVta”durlng theliisl war with England. Ms®f <jf tbe speeches, resolution, and editorial* of th s Copperhead Democracy are apparently borrowed from the FedepaJJsl* of 1812. The opposition to the Qxtacriplion lair at tbe present time, finds vent in language very nearly akin to tbe following which wgs promulgated by the Hartford Conveutioniata, fifty years ago: *“In certain specified cases only has the Natkina! Government any power over the militia; and it follows conclusively that for all general sod ordinary purposee this powersfefoapr to iht Stain Rttpttlirtlg and to thorn alont. It is not only with regret, bat with utonislunent, the Convention perceive that under color of an authority, conferred with such plain and precise limitatlooa/a power is arrogwted by the Executive Government [the Democratic Government of Madison] and in some instances sanctioned by the two Houses of Congress, of control over the militia [/! e. the arms bearing citizens of the several States,] which, if conceded vill rtndor nugatory iht rightful authori­ ty of thr Inditidual Slaltt ottr that elau of mtn, and by placing at the disposal <jf the National Government the lives and services of the great body of the people, enable it al pleasure lo destroy their liberllre and erecta military des­ potism on its ruins.'* Further on tbe Hartford Manifesto declared: “The power of compelling the militia and other citizens of the United Slates by a forcible draft or conscription to serve in the regular armies, as proposed in alate ofFicisxl letter of the Secretary of War, [Mr. Monroe] ia not delegated to Congress by the Constitution, and. the exercise of it would be not le«s dbafcerous Id* their liberties than hostile to th# severelguty of the States. The effort to deduco this power from the right of rais­ ing armies, Is a flagrant attempt to per­ vert the sense in the clause of tbe 'Con­ stitution, which confers that right, and is incompafable with other, provisions of that instrumknt.'’ And do wo need lo toll "misguided" E'vrthem "brethren** that their memories will be ashearlily detested in the foture^s lux* been and is that of their disloyal pro­ totype*, the blue-lights of 18121 Only ignominy awaits flhe remembrance of those who openly retard the Government in its efforts to crush out armed treason. How very like arc tbe paragraphs above quoted to the speeches, resolutions and editorials of the Peace Democracy of tbe present time. Tbe ideas and ar­ guments are Identical. Tbe Democracy of 1812—14 wore tbe war party and were opposed to the Peace or Federal party. The Democrats of that day be­ lieved that tbe Government had the pow­ er and the right to raise armies. They acted upon that presumption, and, ignor­ ing the insane harpies who held conven­ tions to retard tbe war, prosecotod the struggle to a successful termination, fs it not worth the while of the peace Doni- ocrate of to-day to remember some of the teachings of the earlier Democrats, when to be a Democrat meant to stand by the country 7 May they not profita­ bly contemplate tbe odium and disgrace which ever after fell upon all connected with the Hartford Convention, and consider whether It is bast for them to damn themselves and their posterity to a similar Infamy 7 “ State ttfaht*.” In another place we publish from Earning Poti, a short article upon the Kentucky election to which wo call atten­ tion. It will be obgerved that General Burnside only ordered tbo military to aid the Bute Government In enforcing a salutary Stalo Law, which prohibited traitor* from voting. Who can find fault with thief None but traitors, surely.— And yet, a copperhead echo, which never yet uttered a word that could pain the must sensitive rebel heart," makes Gen. Burnside's order the subject of bluer de­ or Circuit,- draft ia that 8tata. gthr, Guv. Seymoura l» Kngly prolix, aad ori&V alb. Preaidenl Linoofa'i Chicago, Gen. Logan replied to various There is a striking analogy between the . and Proeider.: Lmcdjki Wednesday ■tbIm, if. If, Tbe . ecunlecpart uf tbe Federalists of 1M9is foiled in tbe Democracy of to-day. Enfeni CO»i HASTINGS BANNER. aad we give it ta fall: •era, MsrxjurttseoewegeaeA-iW for Daniel Goodwin. "Does . Un* m 8u>My know hl. own history t (Laughter.) If he doew, ha* knows 7t totf Imraona to be writtan or publi * ” ' certainly poorly ild score his nmeoco if be important. By lbs figures you send, the devil would ear before him UMtight— whhA t prre«*u-arM eorrrotj tU twelve this universe and all living and creeping things therein, among other things he created frews. snakes, lizards, and slimy miserable things; be then looked upon them end tbsy were not mean enough lo manifest bls power, and be must create some r]1e thing that will be viewed with disgust and loathing by all the balance of created things—be then created thio vile, loathsome, crawling, creeping. 'HJthy thing—Storey of the Chicago TTnfex.— (Great applauae.) of eight aad fo«e raapaaUully. VarrMHtm AN* mfaximcT They made a Sunday week there was a terrific en­ very atriking being thndilfereaos botwaM gagement between the gunboat Ollsies, m average of 2JM0 ta <*• elaau and 4,864 a monitor, tbe Zrewwdre, and our works In the other. Assuming that the districts on Morris Island, arfd ths rebel forta.— The rebel guns ware finally aileocad. A ; ulatioo, aa required by the plea :W No doubt thscomreend Mr. McEntee, whfcfe appa y wr laie irtuta, was ecu® . properjbut it teems that tbe Upper Paa<an»l“ “ ■ “cadVereiir BLSCTOR. Youra'trely, Lrcxr AjwicaX U YtttWSM.-I cation. Much of it, bow-i will boanreuAttdfce bv the erew wsre drowned and the rest saved ao.-m*ay more person* fitby our No prisoners wsre taken t by tbo rebels. ooantry, wjbo have too recently arrived wife, out of tbs proceeds of dray Ing at which bs made good deal of money. “But According to all 4 accounts the Union from utW parts of the United States I done got do feaatega <4 Dr. Balfour," ticket has swept Kentucky. . In twenty- rod fr^ta Europe to ba either included in one counties of one hundred Bramlett's tbe ceoaus of 1560, or to tore voted in I New York, August 11.—Jeff. Davis 1802. Still, making dee allowance for Is ill at Richmond, and doubts of bio re­ It is said that I offered him five hundred dollars for my aiooaldelegation all are Union, and two' thio, 1 am yet unwilling to steed upoo it covery are entertained. ix an entirely sufficxr.t eiplanation of at least are emancipationists. daughter, lass'spring, and be wooldnl taka it <tan hut it's too lata now." and This broad proof of Kentucky loyalty the great disparity. I shall direct tbe two Federal otfierrs wow confined at Rich is wormwood lo certain copperhead jour­ draft to proceed in all tbo district*, mor»d, as his sue, Gen. W. F. I«cw, would drawing, however, at firet from eoob nals ; and tiiese avail them selves of sn or­ In consequence be bung. If thia resulted der of Gen. Burnside, proclaiming mar­ of the -four diatricU—to wit, the tial law in ths state, arJ --—- T -“ Second, Fourth, Sixth aad Eighth—only he declared Ms Intention of throwing up 2.200 being the average quuta vf ths oth­ his eo mm lesion. It is not believed the aet the true sentiment er ctasa. After lM* drawing, three four silenced. Districts, and also the Seventeenth rod A Stabtliho Panroemow.—Senator We can well leave it to Kentuckians to 7>-pnty-ninih, eball bo carefully enrolled Frew Cailfbrala. John Sherman presents tbe issue made in reply to this gross insult oflered them by —rod, if y ou please, agro la of your* may San Francisco, Aug. 12.—Tbs report­ thj nomination of Vallandigham, in the pretended friends. We will only aay witness every step of the process. Aqy ed roceeh n prising in Banta Clara and that secMsiuniete and all who bare given deficiency wbx-h ruay appear by the new a^irws* rdkaifor,” be say*, “nnmipalcd as the gid and comfort to the rebels, in any shape enrollment will be supplied by a special other counties was untrue. Gw. Wright teas received orders and Democratic candidate Hr Gov. <>rOnu were prohibited from voting, not ny Gen. draft for that object, allow lug doe credit He is onpueM to the G«»verittbWf«*<<» funds from Washington to complete tbe Burnside, but by s lew of Kentucky, for volunteers who may be obutaiod from posed to tbs* war will mfc vote a singJ< psssed last year. This taw wa* quoted these DiatricU respectively duriag the defences of San Francisco.. man to suppress tbs rebrllioc, and will in our columns a few days ago; it obliges interval; and at all pointe, so fax a* cmnot vote one duller tn enstain our Svid­ all voters, if challenged, to declare on eiatent with practical convenience, duo And yet tbe Democretfc party oath that they have not been in the rebel credits shall be given for volunteers, and Washington, Aug. 13.—Parties rscmt lers. army, nor have in any way given aid or your txoellency shall be notified of the ly arrived from Richmond represent tbe counsel to the rebels. Every person time fixed fer commencing a draft in people there as sunk ia tbe deepest gloom. subscribing to this Oath waa entitled to each Diatrlct. They are deserting from lbs city ifi navy of Ohio. And this in the midat «J a war with tbo enemies of the onuutry vote; but this the great majority of the I do not object to abide a decision of crowds ic coMeqnenee of the high price whom bo was convicted of aiding.*' supporters of the secession ticket could jbe United Stales Buprema Coart or of the neceesane* of life, jjg-kuess pre nnt do without committing perjury and tbe J udgea I bet eof, on tbe constitutionali­ vails to a fearfnl extent, an”he waul of subjecting thsmselves to prosecution and ty of the draft taw. In fact, 1 should be medicine is bodily felt. Desertions from Th* R*sxlb Cos»caipr.xO Nzoaox*.— punishment for this offence. willing to facilitate th* oblaining of it.— the army are'frequent. Ibero were few It is re|w>rtrd that ti.e gurrnlla ItichsrdGen. Burnside's order informed the But 1 cannot eooeent to lose the tune rebel trvope at Richmond on the 7th, nor ron has returned ti> west Tenoeasen, with people of the State that he did not mean while It ia being obtained. Wa are con­ were there any Indications of a movs- rvquirmcnta from Jeff Davie to carry out wsixgex lo interfere In any way with their rights tending with an ensmy who, aa 1 under­ oo tbs pafl of the rebel army. JefTDavls' the concertoti'-n. lie ba* inalructiisw to or the free expression of their opinionsj it stand. drives every ablebodied inro he prolampllon calling Itf absentees fro* the conaertpe al 1 light colored negroes between rLOTHFH HATEB! A the nge* of 1ft rod 45, to serve three years is there written .­ can rtsch into the ranks, very much aa a KTBVHGTH MTKBtje! as a aoldier, al the expiration of which “As it is not the Intention of the oom butcher drives bullocks into a slaughter­ time they will bo manumitted, but remending general to interfere with tbe pen. No time is wasted, noarfumant ITHKI.F KVTST TKAB atlos among tbe people against tbe rebel i reive no pay fur service. proper expression of public opinion, all is used. Thia produces aqzirmy which sm-sSs I TWw discretion in the conduct of tbe election will sob* turti vq.i_'n ( ur. fiow victorious Secretary of Stale, Benjamin. Brn-^1 t.• Talk in Richmond placed Leo's army will bo, as usual, in ths hands of ths legal­ soldiers already inTEe field, if they shall Among the representation* upon thU She W rtagvr bS-Mad It ly appointed judges al the polls, who will not be sgsteined by recruits as they at from 40,000 u> not over C0.OO0. which Gfv. Seymour Is pitifully linplorbe held strictly responsible that do du should be. It produces an army with M Is scattered oil ovy tbe country, from Ing ths Government to Mop the draft, ia loyal person be allowed io vote, and to- rapidity not to be matched <m our side, GordocaviUe tn Kkoover Court House, one to the effect that he entertalne “ tbe ' thia end the military power is urdsred to /I we first waste time to re-experiment and northward to Within a few tn Uwe uf gravest apprehension that the Irish serv­ HTAHT V88.* give them its utmost support.'’ ' with th* volunteer system already deem­ tbe Rappahannock, for lbs purpose of ant girls will, in com tbe draft is »nfore»<l, nubsistenoe to animals need in transpor­ turn incendiaries, in a body, and born If further proof is needed by any one, cd by Congress, and palpably in fact, so tation. down their masters* bouse*.'* Tbe Gov. NO WRINGER 1<AN BE Pl that the election waa not influcncod In any far exhausted as to to inadequate; and J then mure time to obtain a Ciurt dcciewnholT C0G-WHEE1 i mutt have been down in the kitchen lateway by lbs military asthorities, Il may . be found in tbe fact that Gen. B->y le, who, iun as to whether a law ia oonstitutiunal dispatch says: “Tbe number of colored jir troops actually in th. field is Iwtwesn 1 , which requires a part of those not now has commanded in Kentucky for a long time, was a candidate for Congress, and[ I in the service to go to the aid of those 22,000 sod 23,000. Fifty additional reg I ! CiiAAACxaiusnc.—President Lloooln was defeated by a civilian. Captain, who are already in it; and still more imenta are partly organised and speedily leathers, another army oflior, was al»o. time to determine with absolute certain- apprnsebing eompletion. ^Tbs estimate from the Treasury. When reminded by beaten. But the people of Kentucky will। ty that we get those who are tn go in of 100,000 l*ing in arms by fall, It is friend* that by putting tbe same upon in­ terest bs would receive an income of at not take kindly tbe sneer of tbe copper­. the precisely legal proportion to those thought will be fully snstaiavd. H. T. ANTHONY, “Prominent Weetere mro, among, least twelve hundred dollars, be replied heads, that they were cowed into electing, who are not to go. ' My purpose is to be In my action just and oonstitati-inal, and them Guv. T«-d, called upon the Presi­ that he thought the United States needed a ticket they did nutlike."—Ert. Pott. MH UROADWiY, N. Y. yet practical, in rerforming the import­ dent yesterday and urged tbe immediate duty with which 1 am charged, of main­ taining tbe unity and tbe tree principles We find the following in the DetroitI of our common country. renewed today. The greater Importance Thu Isamrcra or «ia Riot —Two dee Frtt Prtsi : Your obedient servant, is attached to the expedition aa Genera! perate characters, named FitaUrbert and A. LINCOLN. Roeecrane deems such a force essential O'Brien, who were leaders of tbe rank in “A gentleman of thia city, who was an> ' early friend of Gen. Grant, furniaheavtbs to the success of Ma future operations." Oajtcnos has aux made that Gan.' following reminiscences of the brave General who has so Inseparably linked Grant paroled the Vicksburg prisoners. ! shouting for Jeff. Davis, and trampling his name with tbe victories of the western , Accurdiug lo tbe following from the Mo­ New York, Augnet 14.—The steamer on the American flag. Tbo copperhead* armies : bile Evnittf Xrw, he would have dona I Z’lonrrr, from New Orleana the 3(kh, am) aay, the riot was in resistance to the draft. “General Grant ia of a Methodist fam­ nothing that would have so much embar- j steamer St. M»ry, from Now Orleans the Will those who “loathe the draft** please ily of Ohio, and fnarried the daughter of । raaeed and disconcerted the rebels: 7tb, have arrived. No news of impor- to tell ba which of ito proriaiuaa tboso disgraceful acta oppose 1 a Methodist local preaeher, and the grand-'“He (Gen. Great) could have made no daughter of the pioneer of Methodism in , diapoaitiou of those prisoners no damaging ! Western Pennsylvania, of tbe name of to tbs Confederal* military interests. If | Death eCUttta Crew. The wettber Down East waa SO Wrenshall. When not much over twelve ■they had been held as prlscmcre of war I Chicago, Aug. 94.—A special from St hot during tbe tale Democratic State Contears of age be was at school, and bad M until they were regularly sxshanged, they , Paul says the death of i^tle Crow i« con­ vetition in Maine, that many of the Demis schoolfellow his>own natural cousin, would have been restored tn tbo Confed-1 ocratlc delegate* were obliged to put whose parent* wffe British subjects of orate army in tbelr full sum bees and firmed by hie eon, who was captured by bricks in their hate to prevent melting our soldier* on tbs 2d th wit. Canada. Young Grant wa* taught to for - organisation. As It is, that array io dis-1 , tbe Copper in their heads. give injuries, aa a Divine precept, and to perosd. Tbe Texas end Iziulaana regi-1 do good and not evil to others, and hi* meuts have crossed the Mississippi river, I Th* Draft hit very equally among all.' Psora, UL, Aug. IA—A special to the I father had impressed bis mind with love aod are lost to this Artny, and of those classes in Litchfield Conn. There were' of country and reverence for the name on this side, nearly all have rone borne THMim last night saya Provost Marshal •to V1BWK two Iriabmso, two colored men, two mer­ of Washington. Tbe Canadian had been with or without furloughs. The whole Westlake, in the Oth district with a ds- chants, two lawyers and om minister as tachment of cavalry, made a descent ox otherwise educated, and believed Wash­ coneerlpta elected. ington a rebel. On one occasion a dis­ John* toe's rempf to consume hie stores some 900 Opperbeada and deeerters In cussion arose between the boys aa to’ and to disseminate their discontents and Isabel township, Fulton county, captur­ >•8. YAK BBVNTM love of country aad duty to a king, when disorganisation. And now, a: tbe expi­ ing ten or‘twelve. Tbe report says sev­ John said : “U. 8., (Grant had bean nick­ ration Of their furlongha, they are order- eral were killed. Great excitement existe in that aselir-n. It ia reported tbe Cop­ named U. 8.,) yowr Washington waa a HA3TIN0S, Mien. rebel, and fought against Ms king.” perheads are arming to drive the cavalry “Grant replied : ‘Jack you must atop cea, and under whom tbooaanda of them , out of tbo country. I WANT 25,000 Iba. rf WOOL to that or 1*11 yon. I can forgive you 1 manufacture into CLOTH— for abasing me, bat If you abuse our CABMMm rtll»*djbUiCtl«WIe<1aeitOr*<rKansas Qty, Aag. 15.—The female Washington I'll off eoal and fight, though prison in this place tall on Thursday ou are cousin Jack, and mother may iek mo for not forgiving." Tbe boy*। Tbe Philadelphia Jagwirrr of thia mora­ tnornlqg, burying 11 women, 0 were tak­ gSTABLIBHED 1760 fought. Jack got the worst of it but. Ing eaya: “Aa order was received in tMs en out slightly injured, 1 mortally, 4 kill*U. 8.’ waa about being whipped at borne■ city yesterday morning, directing that PETER LORU.LARD. far fighting, when bis father interposed the colored regiment which haa been sn- Hew Advertisements. NOTICE! UNIVERSAL. CLOTHES WRINGER miEisH.-rioTaEs CARD WOOLEN PHOTOGRAPHS. FACTORY, { nunciation. This would surprise no one, if tbe'paper did not constantly sseert its loyalty. Copperhead hissings are dis­ and saved him, aaying, The boy who' eamped at Cbdton Hill alnca it* forma cernable, although covered with a alight will fight for Washington will prove him­ lion, shall leave aa soon aa poealbta for self a tnau and a Christian, if dod sj-are*i Charleston, 8. C. Another colored regi­ mantle. Mm far twenty years.” ment is now forming In this oily. Its “Some few years ago the boys, now. ranks are fast filling up, and II ta thought loaa 7. Tbe Indians were driven norooe Two non Caval*r Raoimaxm. —The men-grown, mol in Canada, and reservedI that, in a few days, tbsy will bare reaoh- tbelMteeoen river with great loaa. Tbo , ed u>a number required. The rapidity you remember tbe licking you gave rue, with which the colored regiment* are fil ling up ta truly astonishing.’' Sioaa or Paoonaa.—fa It «n a Huie Qtvalry Regiments by vdnntooring. As for calling Washington a rebel F______ the somber of men thus raised win lessen Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer WOOL GABDIN0 ■Kw M™« u Ml., last vmI did <ul aeoomplHc mi, . «cK<«r^i>t rcmilu. Th. prommd d. MUo.fro.c lbnWl.n. „« pr~r Of a deeiai va character tra | pired. ' A general apathy eeems to h faliafl upon our Mend* both at Ba. Oaek and Martha!!. Whan we tee *• prospect for a railroad- fo­ il to either rodd.eorth or so rwUl hasten to inform ocr w *V* oo't *• J*. f«Ua upon to < del Mi** fa When ti 'peXp1#<jf Barry county abkaod r»Uiu^ tobiHMs road far t eOMt/M ’»M*I any great imeontoof •ign aid, then us nmy prepare to 'Tbe railroad cars are cumitw " Aa of importance about town, this week M the taritftag, rod repair^ of numeroStreet Cqtwnl eioner Barlow is determined to have tl work thoroughly dona, and pedeatrial are being grea'ly accommodated. Aaaociatiou of Uoiveraaliatu will ba ta ia tbe Grove st Mukhevilla, on Salurdi and Sunday, Aug. 2»th and 30th, om mjmtagat 10 o'clock A. M., on Sounds Preaching by Rev. Messrs. Mason, Na> An invitation Carpenter, and other*. extended to all. The temporal want* those In sUendanee will be supplied I tbe citizens of Muidtavin* *xJ vicialt Ckmmivtee of Arrangements, D. 8. ago Vallandigham made a speech in I diaua, in which be denounced eehoo churebaa, rtelroadx tetagrepta, aad «wother instrumentalities of elevation a> pvogrero. Dr. Tuttle of the Diti» Phyttaan ezpreaees bis hatred uf Chr tian ehurehee and ministers in the nu btaspbetnou* style. And the Cbka scm bled there al.the National AsKxintiand also the clergymen of that wily^ < having observed Thaaksgiving day. Thai's Um enures that the apologists ■ defender* of Slavery have always folio ed—attacking at first Education and th Religion. Why net! Ara not Igt ranee and Atheism tbe parent*, ap tb culiar 4nstitut km 1" “ Ths right of free speech, a free pre | free diecuesion end the elective franchi < wore by future generation and by t ure rested, and if removed the noble a I glorious fabric would tremble, aod to I and inevitable ruia would bo the rasa! , stand as pillars under the goveroms than, of course, the proscription and k Ing qffof traitors would be simply kno< ing ths pillars out, to tat the governmr down. A lucid idee surely. Aa officer of oao of the Illinois re monte, in the Army of the West say “In our expedition along the Yasoo rb t*oltoms, we passed through a com-fir thirty milee in extent. The corn saoer od anything 1 have aver esro in lliinota '•"-■"XT;. Da. C. W, Roascx:—Daxa Sra. Hve been carrying out the above mo ta proving tbo qualities and benefit your “Stomach Bitters," far over » YSXDV MOTT. ,v” General Casey, President cf the Boaad for ’.Bemsel J. Browne haa been a taborer ta lhe reuse of Cbristtani HOWJ �-SEES ■fr“L‘b5r «t T’a-r-fev “• —-m knowledge and belioC MichlBms CeatnU ■ Justice of tie Peace. thia day 1 1 drafted aod claiming exemption under Hotlroad willlMv* Betti* Creak । lNUA^.lr out tbe NaUonal fareea, and far otUr purpo^.,” »LOW PRICES’ approved March 8d, 1883. Foust 95. •r^rT'P-X ■ I, the subscriber, , dent of County, State : it v, • hcfebJr lhat I. be InglkbU to tuilltary duty under the act of CeoffTMs “foe enrelling and calling out for***," 6»«-, apptoved March 8, 1868, am the only eon Sf ytjtl Ifotire. R. J. GRANT! DRYGOODS ' nature of paw tai Devtion. Certificate that ihtperton Kahle to draft is the father of motherless children, «mdef 19 years of aye dependent on Kit laDtr for tappert. L, , the subscriber, being •' .an aged liable to draft Into the serrire oAtha Ussf my labor for sup- ted Stales, hereby make affidavit that 1 atttihe father of - molbsrieM cHM , under 19 yters of age, awd We, tbs subscribers, hereby certify d-pdnden'. cm my laborJor support. is Mmxtwo st BeUevus,, |that the above named the only eon of a widow (er of aged and . We, the aubsaribera, , sad lut week did wit accomplish any very । infirm parents) dependent upon his labor f ' , residents of J encouraging remits. Tbe’promised dele- | for support. / . county, State of ■, gatton from Marshall were not present, -beceby certify that ie fathsr Personally appeared before me ' and nothing of a deeisivo character trans­ of 1 motherless child ten under ' , the above-named and pired. ' A general apathy eeems to hare 12 yeara of age, dnd dependent c-i his la­ i ; k and severally made ,. -• • . • fallen upon our friends both at Battle (oath that the above certificate is oorreet bor far support. » Creek and Marshall. When we see an iand true, to the best of tbeif knowledge Personally appeared .before mo, the immediate prospect for a railroad from <and belief, above-named and , thirpbl'nt to eli&vr raid)"north or south Juxtict of the Peace. and severally made oath that the above Dated this day of 186 . of-ue^ we will hasten to inform our read­ certificate io correct and true to the best of their knowladgo and belief. ers. We have not, as yet, felt called , port. upon to uciye thiPKi.-with delusive hopes, i When tne'f^oplbof Barry "Cbanty feel I IN OCR UNE OF TRADE; Come and See I- JUST RECEIVED Juirics of the Peace. th* pareon ckimlag ursrtoa and the two n:pectabl* p*rto«M [Mad* of fatal dent lo Ui* tame town, eouste, or dtairic prison for wbotu wmpilon I* el»im«d. Fohtt 80. Imi-koykmkxts.—We dq not note much Groceries •» p«yi»ic < «n (fcnia ■of importance about town, thia week savd the building, and repairing of numerous work thoroughly done, and pedestrians A meeting of the Grand River Association of Universalists will be beld in the Grove at Middleville, ^wSaturday and Sunday, Aug. 29th and 30th, com­ mencing at 10 o'clock A. M., on Saturday. Preaching by Rev. Messrs. Mason, Nash, BOOTS & SHOES, Certificate of a Parent that he or eke de tires one of hit or her Sant Exempted. side and cron*-walks. Street Commis­ sioner fi'arlow ia determined to hare the are being greatly accommodated. I, the- aubcriber, the father (or mother) of and •-, residents of county, Slate of hereby certify that I am aged and infirm, and that 1 am dependent for supporU'on the labor of my two sons, above named ; and that 1 elect that my . son , shall be exempt from the operations of the act of Congress “far en­ rolling and calling out the national for­ ces," Ate., approved March 3, 1863. An InVitation is We, the subscribers, do hereby certify extended to all. Tbo temporal wants of that the above-named , is those in aUsndance will be supplied by aged and infirm, and depenent on tbe la­ bor of aon» far support. the citizens of Middleville and vicinity. Committee of Arrangements, D. 8. Bug­ county, and State of , having been enrolled under the provisions of an set of Congress “for enrolling and calling out the national forces,* &c., approved March 8, 1863, as liable lo perform railUry duty in ths eervios of the United States,hereby certify thst I am not legally subject lo such liability, and for the fal­ lowing reason: . Thai 1 am years of »g»- dir of Aoeutl cost, st tea o'clock, >a U* bronoon, bo oaalgecd for th* hearing of said po-' title a, red that the brirvotkw of mM dec***cd. and all other peraai.. iotricited is «»td Mtete arc rwoired to appear at ••rv.lco «f said Coart. tteo to be bolteD <a tbe Pretel* Ottcv to tb« vUlan of Haitian, aad *bow saw*.ifw*y thrtwb», •by lb* pf«y«r of tbo petiUorvr abteld act ,te Cr.Ui,ddii is fnrtter ordered. that th* petitioner sire adiec to Ahe persons (oAsrooted ia said estate of Atopendener Jlrid priCMoo sad tbo bearlag U<tep>£ by causing a copy of this order te be pnb- CARPETS C^fTbese Geeds have bee*’ farchased since thefrrtal decline in pri­ ce! ia New Y»fk, and will be said to satisfy tbe Pitebaser. Battle Creek. May 15.1MJ. Carpenter, and others. bet, J. F. Emory and H. Wright Personally appeared before me the above named , and , Tns IlKAtiiga Party.—A few months and Mvcrally made o#th that the ahAvc ago Vallandigham made a speech in In-• certificates are correct and true, to the dinna, in • Indi he denounced schools, best of thsir knowledge and belief. churches, railiCadt, telegraph", and many other inatrumretinities of elevation and Justice of the Peace. prograss. Dr. Tuttle of the Divinity , this day 1 Physician cgpreases his hatred of Chris­ . 186 . f • tian churches and miniates* in the most -Thr flrvt e«rtifl:»te rau»l be by noklnt lb* tteclioa. ud th* »«eocd by blasphemous style. And the Chicago two mpvriobte «ti»*n» (head* <rf faii>U<ca] rvjiTimet, the great Copperhead paper of the dacte of lb* town, county, or diilrictin which tb» Weat. attacks the -teachers who had as­ sembled there at.the National Association and alto the clergymen of that city, for having observed Thanksgiving day.-—. Thai's the course dial tl» apologist* end defenders of Slavery have always follow­ ed— attacking at first Education and then Religion. Why noli Are not Igno­ rance and Atheism the parents, as they ere the nurses and defenders, of “the pe­ culiar institution 1" “ Ths right of free speech, a freepress, free discussion and the elective franchise, •ere by future generation and by the framers of the government, the main pil­ lars upon which th© national superstruct­ ure rested, and if removed the noble and glorious fabrio would tremble, foud total and inevitable ruin would be the result If the editoiuneans by “ future genera­ tion;' the prospective number* who sho’d stand as pillars under the government, then, of course, the proscription and kill­ ing off of traitors would be simply knock­ ing the pillars out, to let the government down. A lucid ides surely. An officer of one of tbe Illinois regi­ ments, in the Army of the Week ~y« = "In our expedition along tbe Taxoo river bottoms, we »***d lbrW^ i thirty miles In extent The corn exceed­ ed anything 1 have aver seen in Illinois. knowledge' Personally appeared before mo, the above named and , and , and severally made oelh that the above certificates are correct and true to the best of their knowledge and belief. Jutt‘ce of the Peace. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In tbe matter cflU estate of John U McLellan Nolle* I* hereby glrcu that by virtu* of Here** and aulboritv granted to tne by tbe iatKe ot Pro­ bate in oud for the county of Barre and State of Michigan, I will-aipoae to *ale at FubUc aaetion _ k a., nl heat at ilia Utounr* tn Uw county of Barry and State of JAcldcui. ill of th* rtebl, title and interut of V.* ■«id d*ce- -rd to the following ite>crib*d Real estate Itinr tad bring la th* roidaounty af Barry to wit; the East port ofS. W. M. qntricr [tflofitecnou Twfflty flTr. [sAl h> town TUrw* (i] Morih of Hauge right lol Waal, containing thirty-»«v«n [ST] MFC* of land more or let*. Ako. Tillage lota RnJBIt', 8?t uid Eut half effH ; aka South htlf of lot No. MS. and kt JIT-Iwm K by It teri out of the Noribweel corner, all In lb* »lu«<oof llnaunge rratdenlin w* »a»« wwn, ---• th* prison foe whoa, th* *«mpt*on i* and ib^rvqniremrote^priudrsph 81, B«g“t>- ur-r. »■, Ik" tjflltal. !?<»""«* «“• ««h “ d” b“* Price, with Beremerand Fetler,84O, GROCERIES HARD-WARE I AND Blauk* of these forms may be obtain­ e DRY GOODS ! Stacks of Clothing Prevost Marsbsl and rrtridrot *f tbe Board of K“wBw“' NOTCT^UA VERT.^ ALONEO PLATT. of their knowledge aad belief. C-vcraifATi, Dec. 90th, 1861. Da. a W, Rosacx:—Dbab Ba.—I h»ve been carrying out the above motto In proving tbe qualities and benefit of your “Stomach Bitters," for over six rnontbo using them myself In my old age; and In many insumore recommending JwtoMS of At Prnc*- ’ ESTRAY! Unusually Low! To ptwwl poopU from gteag to Route C Bltun nfrwMo* •«! .u-FbmmS “ U. I eb~-rf.ll, •“I" — Um In preferf»~ » ■ k - ■ v„_. In andnnwl, tor mor. rtodtry^W “.el, from WILCOX & GIBBS’ 8SWS««.BAeamB. DVERTI8EMENT. neuned the HARDWARE TkAllh, ON MONROE STREET IN TH 18 CITY, And cordially Inelto my old n.lor-n and frieudi ed by application at this office, daily, (ex­ tn Kent and *4)rin“’« “ull,N * alneaa relation* with ma, and whenever Huy ar* cept Sundays.) want of any article a*a*Uy to be found In a tardwar. Store- te pr, m. .eril My mmrtaxnl AH persons who may be drafted, and * Hl be found eoopkte, eepactally In I.’th. mbrnrlUr. , who desire to present aubetitotes, must BDILDINO HABDWARE^IAND MECHANICS liable lo draft into the service of the Uni­ give notice by writing to tbe Board of ted States, hereby make affidavit thAt I Haring road* umn<«n>enta with ^anufnrturun Enrollment, that on such a day they will and other*, I am prepared to am the only brother of • present a substitute, giving bis name, _ __ * ~___ L-nM:,hnr father WHOIASALE TO COUNTRY M SUCH AMTS, residence and age; and stating whether he is an alien or citixen. befOr* pntebaeing. All good. rel/olth* for support. The Collectors of Internal .Revenue LOWEST CASH MARKET TALOT. have been authorized by the Secretary We, the subscribers, I deal largely in ___ of War, and directed by tbe Secretary of , residents of tbe Treasury to reoolke from drafted per­ , county, State of sons who desire to pay it*, tbe eum of Of the Vtrj beet materiel and 1 elect fanprovrinritte. 8300 in commutation of service. Hon. “VlK. SHEET-IRON AMD COPPER WORKS, Aaron B: Turner of Grand Rapid*, is Will b« carried an nedartbe direction of akUlftu , , under 18 ys»r« of age, hav­ Collector of the 4th District of Michigan, ingneither father nor mother, and de­ and will reeejke cotnmutation money sc pendent o® M« w»r for »’PPortConaiantly oa hand. PmoMll, EWJS & SB'DIBS, '■r—« •" all others. CHEAPER THAN THE OHEAHST DRY GOODS, wa aelets/ without any -great amount of for. i eign aid, then we may -prepare lo sing STONE & HYATT WE HVAE nUo Mid wHIlng |o build a road'far them. ' 4 The railroad cars are coming,” ic. IPAT<; W)S ‘ Tbe Witcpx & Grana Sewing M^hira is the hetl .\ld<Aiue without reyard to pXtc* �«W*ach - ALE OF IIH1M AMI MOT »» i TOK Emifl I & ii aa arm-v m iti nm—rt 3 '111 Ilf । VOL. VHL J^egalatc. f r'.. -| । • . stings tjmtr,' EVl.in " LUNESDAT, 'SXvtac ’BtkXwa ANNEAL TAX SALES. Mt oxA oSSvrcA \o *C©x ^aa\)\.vc os a tmmcwu \h>\k\.e\k mkW cavtc a\\. kkut, vn&ivett U \ma* lo,” oa a sw? ■ReHAoXor 05 Wvt, AVx ’XSA'kOu* &\<Vn.cU VfiwX arvil Sou.’lXxAXu.vt Ka%, So* o. kotui Vveve, W vevueu vic«AtA an o.v'utXe. oj Bx.oah.acXk ttiVU’C*, wXvicXl, tateva VK axvl aX Xae ^vcf^xr Vvrm, an a save \uccadcxxX'vdc- ©5 Bilious Fever, ' Fever and jlgi J^ver Complai . ^uspepsia, Indigestion, Jaundi- ~ ho^rrt Monday require the same remedy, ru ponitcatxm sou inrigonuon of the Uood. l'unfy the blood. With feebfo,4Sl^?*<»reupSfwood. you ren­ net hare health ; with that - life of the fewh" healthy, you cannot bars scrofulous dbl— Aynr'n Sarsaparilla nrorea by tbo great tMhttade of publicly known ar,.! remarkable cum it has made <x «* following dhAMM: Xing's Evil er fllwMhler Bwelhagt, Ttuaors, Brujk tionx, Pimples, Blotchea and Sons, BryrinelM, Bom or BL Anthony's Firn, Balt Bhsnm, Benld Hand. Oonjrta from tnberculous deporiU in theluMi, White 31 Toes I North of Range T.WeaL • * Wof « IM N U.M 4 M * aw Wot TWO KB! 4 P * wxl>»i^u *4 ]• in i 6 »• Town J North of Rang. A West. latfoIowKH 40 A 0» 73 * Town I North of Range I Weal■ Wofn.W 4 AX 44 11 11 > H 91 a tea tt ir os a fl V, and 13 oeau for aaob e.bM, A liberal diaeeaat ta yearly ad ihsiwss Sirtrtorj, aa& a\X Kiuatu ©X a «*vaxlar wuxture.. .. • •' •»• ■ ASON ALLEN, r-OROCKRlEH. pewrmfe... ’VWftC/ TSxXXcxs curt, totWjioMA ©5 vwra aai Vyovoo^uX. took* a\\& VxAjl, vekuxkv vactat Wra. Wv^XAx^ rVow.\.e. ’KoWV* . mt Vtit \\oor man'* VntnL •nd its fatal results than are beoltby consthatiocs. Hanan It tanda to ebenra. and does greatlv abocran, tbe arerege doratioa of human life. Tbe vast important, of these cotuidcratiom has led ot to aneod yoan In perfecting a remedy which ia adequate to its cure. This wo now offer to the publk under tbe name of ▲rsa's SaaiArABiLtUk, aliboosh it u comnooed of ingredients, come of whaUreareed the .best of SmaforUla ia altaruire power. By its aid you may protect yourself from tbo tuffcrIng and danger of tbeee disorders. I’urge out tbe foal cwcwptiooa tl«t rvl and fester in t!x> Mood: purge out the causes of dnease, and Tignreus health will follow. By Its peculiar Tirtucs this remedy stimulates the ntal fueetions, and thus expels tbe distempers which lurk withia tbe systaot or bant oct ou any part of it. We know tbe public bars Veeu deceired b^ "Dr. *BLo\>ack'% * ftX.O’Kvaekk aVAX-qt* MixM. X\vc Xioor mavi manij ^docX.Ov'% »tW%. liejK Afs N»w Blest, HasUegVMieh.___ /'.fiWkFXEY A ALI.EX. A TTQtiXYVS ATLAWasd SeBHtareisCbasA oalVT«rtfe«>'ir.tirettaop^dteCesare^ saciag, the laeestlgatloa oft Uta. io Land >'DlMNMMnrnsmrtK8g«s. Ae WiH be bepp. la atundta all relit in ths line of lfe>' pref«•£>? * Olbc^5^?5Jr^nBct«, Uaatlers. Rich. ■Qt. ‘XkobatVa tttotsvac\\ *B\XXcv» X.W..WUO. are X.\\x Ac\\ nuxvCa SoYatc ax\& Covci^otX. \St. OF THE FRACK. Will •«*•* Wihe •n of dAU end all other teniae* abb with Hrlity sad pn»f*• oppo.Hr Dodge's Bolrl, Oreaget 2fe ’‘soVuty, Mfeh._______________ "RoWcVa S\ovft.oai\x ‘BtX.lcra mA^oraU Wxc iwak ani Dr. ‘BaoXbaeVa Sto’Kao.eXv ’BxXtc.ra itAvML avxLv^ mA vaak* vae\.aK\c\xo\^ twpiy&U. CHERRY PECTORAL, Sold br al' draggisU ererywbers Roberts A Striker, Bastings'; T. L. Bisk*. Irving; W. C. Alkie, Hickory Corners: M. C, Haiti, PraL rievills; W.' B. Itamingtan. ifUdlevUJ.j H. L, Martis. VsnoostailU. WMaaalt by /errand. Bbally A Co., BstretL . 'R.oXsac.V* The World’s Great Homed y for Cough*, Cold*, Inolplent Oonrmnption, and for ths relief . of Consumptive patients in advanced stages ■St.O’m.CLcV 'Bx.Xtcvs artA\x«, SoXAX.t.v''* "Syva'rrXxta, 'Sivi*' avAer^, 'RXcuucikaX.'kaixx, eXc. T aad COCXRKLLOR AT LAW STteee fitters are put up in quart bat ties, of whiah th* aictw is a fao-tim- tsotfoa waid to lb. sMeeUoa of H. WRIGHT, . oounter/eiters. CPrioe fl prr bctilt, of •is for t5. C. wr. Jfobaol:, (Proprietor, fto. 6 irsv?'., all ordare »\cutd Lo addrertrl. iirrts k BisKovs, ’ fUTS sal COVNNKLLOIS AT LAW FOR SALE BY Roberta A Striker. Basting.; XL Nlebola. Jay R. Terry, OrsegwriUe; M.CBwifL PreInrriOe; HB. Renniagtoe. Middlei Ulr, and by d rvggista aa4 iBUBHED 1760. PETER LOR1LLARD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer tl A l| Cfeaboia street, (Formerly AS Chambers street. New Tcrk.) 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Mt n»d> re- ' <-.:1*l rh-,.] W’itrWrW, ‘haiuir coujty^ hrmhaA^ Xpfctyn*!. >O»Ah*4th sgsmim ’ present month, there were ,444 Mi^higen siqk eeldiacs in. military hospitals e« Uur yeeha I woald pmh ’h apria ' After 'UxiUe.X*, «»d .fifw Albany. ltawy.«M teoubb wM atill .18l of,whCRi.Wf»e, through Lbe inetru- ■ranat nun »i<T b 0 mtaialitj 9f the uodemigned. recently romovaj .fr»gn, jiurfrecaboroi and, Nash­ . wrfJld be< -----------’aitboM Impossible. ] went to BilLpoMed hiraAhd etoduded he was my onfy^icod, but WM fe,rfy fc. wanjjl^ consider me-his JM sboeld Ifre to pake the leti ’ mtlc Mb over the mpuntalrm/ which I concluded was my'baFy alterna­ tive. , duetto I »u mounting to start -AT TUB .jr'V.,. • HASTINGS Mnsinrss girtrtorj. DRUG JaTDRE !” A vdf bjy — lts»ev <t*lte*(W , Roberts & Striker,? Xi to thdr Cmtry a«>11 tUy ^5 A nd, ad bar roW aftipie, Retai Aw! abtll IbrerW atan J . Each brary aad hoaeraA itttft'"11 —UATB. SA LKRR >n ail kindsof dryexood»4poc*ri*». aRO' JUST HECE1VED a new and must camplviv ataorUneut of .KALXa tX-aROOSBlbV, ifravtera*. pre- DRUGS AND MEDICINE*, saAcita uiicnla, l*alnt*,'Oil*, Cam plieuc, Burning Fluid, ny FffiST emernr. 3 rrarirpd toy first appointment from Bishop Morris. From the plan, I learn­ ed that it embraced a large portion of .EALERia *11 klad* of Family 0roe<rit*. the \ irginla tyoopteins., It was a miss'om I left my pleasant home In a besutifidkowhin Oh«o, with my little family, After several jy TOR llECUAlHC.il. AND kctkiaal fur foy field of labor. ROORIttn £t bTHIKEB, days hard traveling, foy eflacte' ware FCRPO8E8.ONLY_DS Wmpiicd frojn the vehicle at the door of a reond log cabkt in the mountains. The craitrset being »o great with my former hdtrie, y«j may Imagine my feelings.— Haring nrrartped tfly g0od. tn the best advantage in my little domicile, I mount­ ed Bill—ray kjrac—and started to find KHEIZEV A. ALK.EM. the bourvdaries of my mlssiun. After 4 TTuRSBVS ATLAWand SoDeltuea In ChanIto abaence of fiiti!* Weeks, and a journey A e*Ty., Funicular attention p«W tn ConreyTEA. COFFEE, fiCQ AR, SriCES, FLTPEB. '•tf 150 Tnriea, I landed safe nt home, and FRC.XE8.nGB, RA TSI NR. CODFISH; to my astonishment found that I had lo­ io fact, ararylbina.in. lb 4 Ornery hse, *»eh • cated 1 myself near the centre of my work. will ba uapdad for KSuIv nae ??^*’?cIa^ITKd»r, Mi«fc^ MjF fiHt round I preached at several plnbek, and sent appointments tb pther (EDMERST ZPXBXWEMiT plirCek-to- be filled by my next round.— I V.. ... .1 ,k. 11..1. . . _ .r r* ' . ’ Aild CoBtTur Extracts, uracis, । . 11 village cl aonje ten or twelve houses, | roR THU KsrsctAL dxnxjit’ ,°f r .TH* L*D,li*- ' orieluded the Importance of the town ’ . il.l —» it ;■ ... ■• _ . • third to C.VI...I Sabbath____ preaching. Arrange ­ MilU.'Bariy 'ct^i.lr. M'ch. ment, bad been tuaffc'fqf’ ync to preach there onuri^Beedjd rouiul at four o'clock, HOLBROOK, Sabbath evening. I started for the house, F15R. PKXCI1-H. INKS. PAP EH, EXbut »>on discovered teat the tnen were VELOPES. CARDS. A<., Ac. pitchlng'hprse-sfioM, anti'the bouse prov­ ed to be a grhg shop. lF6do np and inmoNt POFCLAB rsiilVed if there ♦** any preaching In town t Im t aGernnon. The men gathered around I *<■■,*..StaW Mr*«t.___________ ________ _ me nnd seemed to-be xnrazrd. A* I re­ JOHN BDBEItTJC, . peated the inquiry, art'old-min, rough in DRTRICIAN and Burrww'DwsUinsoo Broadanpearance, abruptly answered, “There 1 way, n»*r tb* Conn Horm. waa a man U^preach. to-day ax 11 o'clock, but tee rascal has not con*. Ho was a 6 . 11. J. MAXEY. u>d r.uuliy, <k*l »■ intend io Ihtr, ns all preachara were." I regarded T»HYSICUX. SURfJEOX sad AteriM*. Oar bke of trad* »• cheap a* ht this as decidedly cupl. I. then it^uired plarr Ule, u* • cal I and judg* >l*MtaaaTMklltesa. Uftco boar* fro™ S to where the house was ho expected to A. M. ted « to IF. M.___________ preach in. Ha pointed to * little frame, teu by-|weln\ a few rod* off. A* 1 left fl. WRIGHT, . I b?axd them ewear that J must be the A TTORXKY «»4 COVXSELLOR AT LAW preacher. . . Whan I went |<> tb* house I found the rill be Mid lo CQWJ’OL'MDPtrSCRn TIOXa. .nd .,y d-tor fastened. The question with me tn thr aoUwliOB oi now waa, what to do. Night waa near, Zlliri,- —1 f. — r .- --------no congregation and no place for mo to oak*, wtih w. w. Rripk Esq.. MWHevUle ■lay. First Ubouxhc I would try to get ROBERTS A STR^ERli.tck to the place where I bad- preached . in the forenoon, but that was ten miles IUmIxo* April U. I>«£ away qver the mountain*, in* settlement op the road, and I had heard that huge KK1PPEK 1 Bl R ROWS. panther* ami l>ear* in fest rd these muontains,; .and not being a Daniel Boone or 4 TTQRXEY8 t*d C0VKHELLOR8 AT LAW tWicilur* in Cbaaaary. Tat sad tasuraara Cap* for aaJa eteap by a Kit Carson, I had some fears in crossing Kimr A RTRTKEh. them in daj lighU-aad 1 thought it would Ae a very dangerous and hMsrduue experlnirnt at night, At ,thia crisis my pleas­ J. C.Braaows_ j HARNESS SHOP. ant homely Ohio camo op vividly before my imagination. I concluded'to go down ' ' DANIEL COOK, K, The attention of the public is invited in the hollow near bv and pray. I went, but found no place tor secret prayer..— t!ie N«ir Il*rB«*» Stop of Going bhek, I resolved to go to the other U. A. SOOtfYEAS, 1 Coaatctioa with bi* Usrdwsrv. Per*ou» settlement al all haxards; but on raising ►AStlOg the hill, I say the men gathering to the little frame. Now the suggration, you .U. JU *HELDON, are a misaiortary, and If'the people come TUilPEN'HNB AND ADCOUOL. !?5SlS 15&BH&Q, GROCERIES! PATENT MEDICINES D2EEA?P FOB CASE A. p NewHarneeses, you ahuuld preach struck my mind forel iter ■' *..n. doablxl to wrttb. backpay *a« boi Good Eastern Lankhfrt Exchi- .11- IF, P- CH EMMY. (ju, u] cipMINDUB, FHANK ALLEN - H. A. GOO DYEAR. WAR CLAIM AGENCY! bounty, BMirpiV.'^’sk’Ss! Getting my saddlejpocketa I went to th* bouse, when I reached the door 1 found the boose foil of men ; 1 baited at' the door and informed them if they would be qiiiet I woold preach for them.' ' -They quieted down some silting on the floor, others on benches. I gave oct my hymn, nuoow halped me to ring-.1 I knelt tn pray, no one but myself kneeling.' ’ After prayer I srose aitd twnoenced my text, Laktaih •: “Tbfr day le ralvation come tx>’ffeis.b«ad».,l ' ' dn^elig pbellmtaariee I noticed iaBwn’. Ing. There were legions nf little fellows that had taken op their abode where I expected to real for the night. Getting into bed was taken a* a declaration of war on my part. Jloalilitie* *<x>n com­ menced in good earnest. Blood was ahed ; 1 thought of retreating, but this waa dangerous, for Ibero wa* the loose floor, and one mishap would land mo in the region below. - There wa* no reme­ dy J must fight the thing through. I thought if I was spat rd till morning my itinerating waa done. Morning caiira, I arose early and cooned it to the hole, nnd waa glad to place my feet onco more on. terra firms. Breakfast over I started home, deter­ mined to write to the elder that I b.»d given up my ward, and I congratulated myeelf that I would soon be enjoying my pleasant home in Ohio. Going home laid my plena before my wife. She laugh­ ed and cried, say ing she waa unprepared tn giro advice, for Um rain that had ao perfectly satured me, had given our goods in the tog parsocage a good soaking, and she was busy looking after them. 1 eomtnencod making preparation* to leave.— cam*and said it would not do to leave. Ha prayed with «* and gnvn me a good exhortation. He prevailed on me to take ooe tnorajrond. God bl Meed me the droetnMMM of ZaceWuS in the syca­ more tree.1 Thu name ofZaceheue being dradand ed to bis statement and proeenfed. XI" tr> go horAc with hinj. I heceptrd, and eoArt'dfoebvereiM was gfnng to*’th* grog shap./f By tee tima I -arrived there all the congregation Were there, Zeoolieu* nut excepted, and my host was soon dcal-j ing out drams to them ia quick, succes­ sion. The hostler had taken Bill to the stable, and I Concluded 1 would find the stable and sp^nd the evening with him; but as I Mitered the stable some <jf my congregation had resorted to this place to pay their respect* to a jugk and : were drinking toasts to the preacher.. I then resorted to a tree hard by. Sot>n the landlord eatne and informed me that 1 most not take exceptiutii to the carous­ ing, for some of the beat men in the coun­ try were in the crowd. Supper was soop ready, and after eat­ ing I reiumed my seat by tee tree. Dark came and I JenCured to tho house. The house »»• a two story frame, two rooms below and one above. The room* below were u»ed, one as the bar-ruoin, the gflier for the family. When I went Into the bar-room, I found my Congregation all gone but eight nr ten; Zaccliout, however, was still with ns. The evening being short I remarked to the landlord that if it was convenient I would rc^rc, and if he had nn objections I would have prayers with tho family be fore retiring. “We never have prayers here, but If it would do you any good you can pray.’’ Not waiting for an an­ swer from me he called to hie wife, “Sal­ ly, O Sally, come In her* this preacher waiita to pray.” She replied with aloud voice,’4-* shan't do iu" I eoncludM.'l would pray with those I had in the bar room. I aroqe Mid sang one verse of the hymn, ' ■ . -Am IsSaldltrMUmCreM.“-4e., Knelt do ten, Zaccbeu* and one other kneeling near me, and told the Lord bow wicked they weeerwad- tee dnnger they were in of being damned., Perhap In that praver I had more teal than knowl­ edge. After prayer I atarfed for bed. The ladder was brought in, set in one corner of the bar-room,«nd I ordered to dimb, the landlord leading tee way. Get-' ting up safe be tells me, ‘‘Follow my direcliiuis pr you will go below. The floor wa* loose boards; wo had to go a sig-sag route for the northeast corner of the room, but landed safe at the bed. The landlord after cautioning me to be careful when I camo down In the morning, left. After Igol ip bed I found my trouble* were not all Aver. I felt thankful that TOM'S Tbo round as an itenerant. .fa' :t- , . Crave Moser. toward ran utyitj . “I’M lei, yoo know that I am the boy that w*a incite eycumprn tree.” A» fre oamn brandiahing his ,,.LhuU>«» wKteaM sycamore U< • ' i Si witness told him •MJkJepg heard, ville, and veuld bgye been rpadily Iran*-, moat fecred tp Detfoil.or come other poitjlin 'Mtohigan wrra,4he,.haalpiial ncoommoda•Hom adequate to the junta of (be num­ ber of akjk.sjoo. Ho^Rer our tick »old- aig the country—weseT^olilieatt^itttrterd •’ 'qpvul the preciocs bour* of oor Mdi^R*K> iosg wre.nipebTiqrecamCurtaLle at Lauiarniuivcrsary m teikiug about tee arrest of. iviUp.apJ R»w,Albany than they, coujtl Vai land fgbam And the aupprcaa|pn </sai , poysibly beat Murfr^sboro and Nash­ few tuppenny piper*, and tea. a» fol dcaville, where, the climate, d^t, , &c, are., duUara which tec ectiona of the adnttnisagainst the,rapid restoration of health. ’nation had ln>posed upon the country.— Wj. pre to ywiaia of such silly,, , Al Louisville and all points on tho Ohio briluUsa prattle. . h,i* designed, merely ( river the patients may be visited by their • for publicei effvet and jt has just sbout *s . rwlativM and friwds, without the slight­ much iufloeuco upon tha couree qf c»*n^ . est hinderuce orjjiQcuUy, and_st small ns the iighting-ofg (artfeing candle, baa , upon,th*aun, • expense. .'t>a**UaH • <li. Tbs twoScyraotirsaad’SG, Pcndtean, Many of the Michigan disabled soldiers 0r.pqd4ii0gioni.sdid well to sdcqt Jjtj.,, Academy of Moaiq. foe, AHf cAtUipltaup. . Mourt Ilall has sunk completely out,of right, and Tammany 11*11. covered upon which i» based a discharge from ifao With ivy and redolent of Jadtsoaian memories, wav celebrating the gldrimA Unit ad State* service. While al Mur­ victory won by tea brave army of the freesboro and Nashville many a sick sol­ Putonac ovsr jcff Davis’best Gesfral* di er’* heart was made to leap with joy, and best aoldicra. Il is moat curibus afid remarkable that th* Academy of Music orator* had nothing to say about this vic­ charge paper* for which I had labored, in tory. The burden of their song was Vai many mvtanwa for several weeks. Full landigham. • • • The roust momentous one naif of the preesut jntnatoa of the battle of the war was of no interest to military, hospital* have not been able to them. Their hearts were engrossed w perform duty dururg the past eight or thr prospect of n triumph in sutnc future twelve month* and why they have been election. While they -stood matindring retained In these hospital* Inal length of about their petty political grievance* tho time, |* not within my c<>mprehou*ioa, w hole country was rejoiceing at Uta intel- ' unless it is tp make «My fat .places for llgcnca tlint the rebel invasion had been lazy men, who desire money which tliey stayed and the foie of the nation decided. cauinot obtain any other way. Surgeon* • • • * 1 should remember that by retaining their While Europe watches the conffict ■hjlh patients *o long tn these Southern hospi­ anxiety, tho people await the final draltals, they are trifling with the live* of rioo with eager hope, these wireftultera the beat and bravest young men of our talk about Vnlland'gham. They labor country, the relatives and friends of hard to stir up their little modpoddiei whom are already becoming clamorous. une->rtcloh«‘<.f thV great ocean roaring and Many a soldier, in my knowledge, has ■urging around them. They arc amused been Consigned to hts grave pre mate rely like children, at tho sound of teeir puny whose life might have bean preserved Lad l»>pguiit, squibs and torpedoes, and can­ ho b^ca lurlnnghed or discharged not hear tho thunJcriirg cannon which ' during the earlier stage of hl* III- announces the regeneration of the nation. ne«*. Somebody I* responsible for They Aqliabble like monkeys, ewer Ike • this nunrocMary saerlfie^of human life. poMessicnuf their tinny chestnuts .'tod I Be careful, all of the surgeon* of the ar­ take n<> beed <>l I be vital mterists of thijmy of the East and West and the middle ty million* of people. Before |<>ng they t > States, and if v<k> tn#n that aru not, will be swept awayUwith tho other dirt i Oor never will be fit for duty, discharge and rubbish of tbe phft. All their afleelthem or if they will be fit. fur duty in cd reverence for the couslitctioo wannot three or fi>ur months, I think they had save thetn. r ■ -.£<»gM better be seat home, where they car. get good grub end plenty of good water to drink. There will be, if they do so, in six months, more soldier* In the field The ful|owi«g letter from an official than there are now. Well, I will bring aource definitely sellh-s some question* my letter to a close. which haVe arisen respecting the expenses Yours truly, iceuerrd for recruiting colored troops t— Gao. W. Ksickubaoor, Private Co. B, 13th Michigan Infantry. ’The Nashville Prior, one of ihe ablest and most influential papers in tbo State of Tennessee, te an earnest 1 adv opals of Emancipation. In one of ita last issues it mvs: "Wo believe that slavery is an enor­ mous curse, which will destroy our eoun trv If the country does not destroy IL— Wo believe that the first step to peace nnd liberty is the destruction of that atro­ cious ihstltutioel, which Jefferson dennunc cd as ;he plague and btfoufge ofthe white race ; which Washington and John Mar■hall abhorred, end which Heery Clay called, in hi* latter years, “the greatest eurtt of all human evila.” We also find in the column* nf the same paper tn#ny gratifying proof* that Anti-Slavery eenUmenta are rapidly spreading in the State. Here are aume intereatiug statements: “A largo slaveholder, of Middle Tenneasoe, a man of intelligence, informed us long ago that he knew more than fifty largo planters and slaveholders in his country who were earnest Emancipation­ ists and Free Labor men. lie assured us that the cause of Anti Slavery and Free-1 tabor waa gaming ground rapidly in this region, lutelligeot and honest men, who were never Infected io the •lightest degree by Abolitionism, are fast becoming convinced that the ay sum of African Slavery baa lived ita„ day in Tenneaaec, an^bn-. Ita psescnce hence­ forward can only be an,intolerable and unlndurablo curse. Wo firmly believe that in a vary short time tb* csum of Free Labor will advance as fast here as now doing In Missouri. s Pro-Slavery “segro worshippers” m handwriting on the wall which the odious system, which stinks noatrils sudoffends the eyes of all sndorn, and howl with Impotent Jler escaping ovep the.Kentucky Of course, we speak of the ultras The great body of,Um Pro-Slavery ire disposed to .acquiesce in the courseiofevents oi event* ; to so thal raai when wnen the ina atragatroggle comae on, if there be a struggle, there .III k. ,..11. 1,.. r.nnwitmn * -iw. Dear. S'L—In. r'ep|y .,to the inquiry, “What ora the expenses ofraising ouiored regiments which cannot be paid by tee UnitedBtnie* GoVernmentT* .1 have to ■tale that the Wnr dsparttriahf’ia • reedy , to pay all expenses that are allowed by tLe rules of ibe recruiting service: but the employ ment of apecial agents, and many other expense* which will grealy . facilitate tho.work, eannot be allowed - at the Treesury Department even if the War DepartmenFabould order them paid by its ngeuta, because they are not pro­ vided for by law. In recruiting white troop* sneh expert■e* have been bora a by fund* raised from indhidesl 0Mitr<b«Uw«4 and also fur all teo colored regiments north. The two Mn««Achusetta adored regiments cost •8000 us er Ahn amount allowed br tho Stale and tbri United. Stele*. PhiladeL pluabit* raised a fond uf 130,000 for the ■sqm purpose, and expect* to raised from •30.000 io tSO.OOOiParc. Colored regiments raised 1n *lave States will cost much loss than in th* free Stale*; men are mure abundant and labor i* not ho.k^JI remunerated a* at the ;0urth.— Il ia nut necessary for me to allude Ip tbo advantage dwived from recruiting acclp-, mated troop*. . -. Ilespcclfully, Gbcmck L. Stxaxxs, Mv-r an^A.A.G.. R*0n»iiin8Cum.forU.8..q.Y. took same||. T^.fisbmongvr obeervlhg, and fearing tb* by-atabder* wquld oatch the scent, exclaimed t ’ ' ' "Hallo I you black raacal, what do you email of ray fi«h forF The negro renlied, . . . “.Me no amell your fi.b, maaaa." •What are you dulng then, sir 7 •“Why, me talk to btm,;'ta»eaa. Me “And what doe* he t»j. to “He aays bo don’t know ; fu­ , V - Qwllp afldbia wUa.fepd'a Nt.of.«*teo- SS,tri52!L^>?.tE?^X: Wlbw » to be aaide alarer r, and noble old Kentucky I, your Jbrdahlp will tben be Wind with the gulden gir­ dle of Freedom. Her soil will not touch riage ahowa U>aLn Qnilp waa iufarmW a foot of slave territory.’* that be was a brote, ’ �[*7 Nxvixs—ZVcr Hb friends flmigE ips a few lines from yStfefrisndrfe laltospltal might be iMB wlfti H fey you, I will try and writs B J W“J i me from th* a. kn.p-.ui.; 5 «Mter* which sometimes are very embarras­ th* 4th day of April last I hav* not been th. magaxinM from. Giln sing. Private* seek to publish the evil­ W™ KU, p.™™. .ml • poru™ doings or shortcomings of tbeir off»o*r*,_ L* of tae northern press, who, since the July and fornfeh us the real name* victories seem to be clinch more exorcised authors as a guaranty of their good faith. «alkover the question of how their rebel «IU I k«p »p fxxl ,1» »„|,b to naS bS. ,; .. cases where thert is little doubt of the friends are again to bo admitted to the - •■ • -a «*. au-1 =*_ right* of citizenship, than as to how they truthfulnea* of the accusations. Officers !«■, Ho W* receive still another dtea of let­ 231*2.^2^ 5 P.M. IM. may be thoroughly whipped so as to be er i killed one orhbtbul I doe* rt»y rilling n. «Hvnt Ih* ar*ndln*nffnr oC»h» immorality and draukeaMM in others. i best, bat I believe 1 icfeW fat * Copper w.k...a«l^.n~d.! »d,M .. d,wh«n the war is over, la now the ab- believe, for the real good of the Aggrieved pathy for their friends tbht ar* already question is not. How shall tbe rebels ba oousnem of many of the charges—but we conquenfl 1 but, How shall they be coax­ remember, what the soldier in his ire ed back into the Union1 To abow our seems to have forgotten—that the ag­ grieved Is still within the power of the rather assumption—employed in discus­ aggressor, and that temporary satisfac­ 'rebels fired Up with new hope*. Still' sing thl* question, we quote a parapraph tion will hardly atotre for the hardships' they elfng to th* Democrataof th* North from our village contemporary the Pum- that would be sure* follow detection. for life and help. j . I : . These consIderatiomThave induced us to <«*, ** follows:______________ suppress those letters of a faultfinding B.“Our armiea have been victorious, tbe nowjif tbe Copperheads bad kept their rebels have been defeated,.repulsed, driv­ cliaractor, when directed against officers en out, conquered, and now **k to come immediately in command of those com­ poison at home. I wish that the army back Into the Union and III* denied them, unlew they will consent to abolition or emancipation. in North Carolina* strung feeling and a desire already manifested to return, has been treated with contempt and disgust by the administration, be­ cause they were not willing to give np their slaves, thus showing at ouee, and conclusively too; that the terms upon which peace can be restored, under our pr***nt rulsr* I* no obedience to lhe laws, but annihilation, subjugation, emancipa­ tion." Tho assumption of.lhe first part of tbe foregoing is but partly true, and lhe lat­ ter part is entirely false so fiira* etny in­ formation which has reached the public is concerned. That we have been victorious is true; bul that the rebels are conquered nnd ask to come back into lb* the Union lias scarcely the shadow of truth. That a latent Union feeling in North Carolina is being fanned to a living flame is true ; but that such exhibitions of Unionism treated with contempt and disgust by tbe Administration," ha* nut have been a shadow of truth. A rerent article in the Ralsigh Stand­ ard, indicating a Union feeling1 in that State, Is denounred and repudiated by tbe North Carolina troops in Lee’s army. Thei< is no doubt but that leqven is working; and a few more substantial victories will brieg the rebels to their knees, and tho truly loyal in tbe rebel States to their feet. Then we may dis­ cuss th* terms of poaos. understandingly. Coaid the publication of such hjd the dealing with auchacamps. Wby statements remedy the evils complained 4ir, they would hang them higher than When I came here from of, the case would bo different. But why Haman! puncture a sore which the lanoet cannot Michigan I wasn’t much of aa A bolltlonist 1 must say, but now I am more than cure, bul will only irritate and Inflame! one. 1 always supposed that tbe darkey’s were perfect fool* from what I have beard by the Copperhrad clique there, but I find A perfect railroad mania seems toper- not only-smart people among the black* but the moat of them ore industrious and faithful.. The Government employs a roads are projected to and from ali points. We cannot begin to recollect all.the roads great many of them for teamsters, olbars to handle commiasary stores, others for loading boats and all kind* of work* read, within a few weeks. In our own The Government is raising a large crop county tbe excitement still continues, but of beans, corn and other vegetables this the public pulse is as sensitive aa the year by the help of the blacks on confis­ cated land around the city. I hav* been Wall Street gold market. A favorable told while in Michigan that the alave* report—the unsustained promise of some did hoi know enough to answer a civil visionary, who Ims much more braes than question when asked them. Wall they gold, thjl some locality will build the inighJ^appear *o while slaves, fur they fond alone—and we seem to see the thick dare not speak to a stranger, but let them know (tml they are free and safe in our blaok smoke ascending, to hear the ponhand* and l!>en a*k the question and *ee. drous car-wheels rumble over the iron 1 have ubteined a better description o! * traek, and start at tbe shrill whistfo of place or country from a contraband than the pondrou* locomotive. But let an un­ I was able to from some of our own sold­ toward circumstance transpire, a meeting iers that had been there ; and so it is, let tbe darkey know that bo is free and fail, an unsound promise prove unreal, he know* more than ynuor I would think and railroad slock declines with railroad pouible for him to kpow. But enough speed, and faith is flat as Confederate of this. We are in a good comfortabls place bonds on the Paris Bourse. Bota better breeze passes and confidence Is bright here, have e»erything we could expect, still Lhe hospital in not a dcsiralil* place again. stall. I know but little about the regi-' On acme days we are building a road menu W• have loss several «f our com­ to Battle Creek, and perhaps, on the very pany, but I am getting tired and must next day it is going to Marshall,“shere." dove. With due regard to all mv friend* nntJ- <Jc*Or Co.^be.Copperhead*, ( remain And then again, should we meet with n plaining. rebuff al both these points, we propose Unlit’then, we are to present force to to build a railroad all by ounelvsa, to force to subdue the rebels still In arms. Lowell, Saranac or Augusta—and ali fur There is not one litho of lhe people of spite. The last phase of tbe IlastiMgs the rebel States that care one iota, or road, is that Marshall proposes to sub­ will heaitate ope moment, in aaking peace, scribe stock enough to build 15 miles of whether akvei^ lites or dies In those road, Ealori county, in the vicinity of States. As s matter of pride, having Bellevue, 7 miles, leaving but 15 miles been forced into rebellion b y their lead­ for Barry county to build, or pay for. Of ers, they are earnest for sixJcom ; but fail­ course, corner lots io Hastings are look­ ing In this, they care nothing for slavery. ing up again. With the few slaveholder*, who are the In the meantime, we hear of a continu­ leader* of the rebellion, and who are still ation of the Adrhm and Jackson road in arms, the case is different. They will through Eaton and Barry counties to the never submit until compelled to do sol Grand River country. Tbe Lansing but In view of the probability of such Republican and Eaton Co. Republican, compulsion, they are asking tbeir north­ contain communications, endorsed edlern allies to prepare the way for lhe per­ tcrially, from H. Willis, of Battle Creek, petuation of tbair power over tbeir fel­ advocating the feasibility of continuing low* in tbeir respective State*. It is In the “Ram's-born” from Lansing through response to this desire upon lhe part of Charlotte, to intersect the “Hasting* and elaeeholding rebels that such appeals are Battle Creek road" near Section 25 in being made at the North. Assyria. Surely among so much thunOn tho other band, there Is In connec­ ‘dor, lightning ought to strike somewhere. tion with the growing Udon *entiment . of the South a growing conviction that th* great inciting cause of th* rebellion' In referring to the Interest manifested meat cease to exist with the termination1 by tbecllixen* of Jaekaon, in extending of th* rebellion. Hewrwhst the Nash­ th* railroad already running from Adrian ville Union says, published by a life-long’ toJackaon on to tbe Grand River Valley, *outheruer in a slaveholding Slate : the Charlotte Republican truthfully and “The path to safe and enduring peacei forTenne**ee lie* straight through tbe। complete destruction of slavery. To dally and tamper with conservatism or proalaverylsm will surely involve bar In still greater .trouble and difficulty. If she' wishes to obtain happiness she must first he just, She cannot at this day expecti to enjoy her own rights while she cruelly and msnooestly disregards and withholds। the inalienable rights of others. And we। I । removal of slavery, and that their ranks‘ are recruiting continually. All see tbei Mtoulshhig change which is coming over' forcibly remarks: “The road would pass through a apiandid country, which la now so far inhablted and developed that its natural and ar­ tificial product* would yield at present and Increasing local buainea*. Tbe four large villages on it* route would grow Into cities; every man’s landed property would be doubled in value, and every farmer could Increase his products and largely add to bis profit*. It Is just the on* thing needful to develop our reeouroc* and render a resedenes hero desirable. Tbe plaster of Grand Rapid* should be brought to the center of th* Blate by a more direct route, the pine^bbingles, and I marketable lumber of throe counties through which the rood would ran, and others North of It, and the timber of various kinds which is now exported In We publish, this week, two letters1 considerable quantltla*, for stave*, hoops, from our add.era in the field, which will: fork and spade handles, scythe and cradle snaths; etc., would prove useful to the I , central couaties which need II and would however, because it is unusual for us to pnbHsh «uch fetters that we mil altentioo The Southern Road is particularly In­ Paovoer Mamhaa’s Orrtcg, 4tk ) Dtatwcv'or H:€TndAw;~"y of deserters from the army of th* United ., State* Is increased to 810. IhtecUre * _ a dirottdlfrom Charleston (unroe this morning, the* on Fridqy mA(Saturday the bombard meet i The action of the sea on was terriffic. trevenied th* gunboats from Sunday pr officers of Police and citizens who may arrest boua-ffile deserters i»d daljv*r . working, bu attack on —-i—— r there waa a report that Gilmore bad suc­ ceed<xl in reaching Charleston with one probable their, execution has been quietly postponed. There Is not much danger of mil forth a flagof Uuce from Beauregard. its being carried out so long as Geo. II. WU u There is no official confirmation of this, W. L~.~l C.pt. Wfukr bcstafei for them. •’ • > • ’ ■ - (✓ ' nor is it believed. Th* fall term of thi* school will on Mondqy next, the 31st Inst W*shlngU.n, Aug. 19.—Tb* following Is th* language of M*i. Gen. Halleck- to tbe Aeent for the exchange of prisoner*: *Tl is directed that Immediately on. re­ ceiving official or other authentic informa­ tion of the execution of Captain Bawyar and Captain Flynn, you will proceed to hang W. H. Lm and the other rebel offi­ cer designated herein, as above directed, •nd that you notify Robert Ould, Esq., of said , proceeding, and assure him that tb* Government of theUnited States will proceed to retaliate for every simil­ ar barbarous violation of the laws ofciv­ ilised war. .Fortress Monroe, Aug. ID.—Tbe steamer* John Rice srrivwl early this morning from off Charleston. She brings ne additions! news. . Washington, August 20.—Prominent officers servlog before Charleston, express themselves in private letters received here to-day'as earnestly hopeful of the combined naval and military operation*, but they do not mention any time for lb* reduction <>f Sumpter, drc., as promised by entbnlMtio correspondent*. The work being heavy and requiring the ut­ most skill and caution, they, with a full appreciation of all the difficulties, pur­ posely to refrain from exciting expecta­ tions of immediate and complete victory. Nor sre speedy result* of such a char­ acter anticipated by gentlemen io Washihgtnn who are best acquainted with the plansand intentions of tbe Commanding XieipateafuU attendance, especiall Tbe Pails correspondent of the London tbe last half of tbe term. DmfoA'rew writes: Prot.J. W. Baxcxott, is, by hi* hiJ erary-aitetnmenta, and long «pe;l as a teacher in high schools, fully pre J insthrction and lit J training demanded by the mod sdv.l etudent preparatory Co a college cd The verykra rates of tuition for fol scholars should hidue* all in lhlsa«| of the diplomatic breakdown which will hereafter be disclosed, 1 am sure that the to impart. the ing driven Into a corner, t latere—most rightly and - of country, who desire good advaod fow-d to pul their band to would commit England <R patronize thoee of less merit^jit grl expense, abroad. j Of the hitertsediate department cl ■chout, Napier and the Duke of tbeir worth and effitd Gortschakoff' well known cr’scondwtt hose of tbeir children sre most neeriy eonn< with them. It must suffice those « Interest is merely inquisitive, that inevitable negative answer shall Hence the epllit England will b- tbe ‘identical’ note proposed b xlvt^ifywxcellence, amuqg those of kind. ’ NOTICE! IitrrnUsi ft< A ccinzjrT.—On Thursday, of last» *Willie.about eight years old,arm of J. M inuen, jot this viltar, fell fn i.ory* and broke both bone* of his M arm. The bone* Vere replaced by Drake, and the lad i* doing well. UNIVERSAL been a very ’wet nlo'uib, axd ven CLOHteS WRINGER •very low temperature. Monday Stampsox Amtivin.-In ord< make'affidav its of aceounti legal, a flU “Americaa #fealtsris».* CLOTIES VBISCERr All account* audited by Boards of S. visor* or Superintendent* of Poor, Pet*r H*e*too, by vvne roughs for a negro, and « -tally bsaten that be ha* since did Beltevtie hospital. Hi* wife died week* before lhe riot*, and he lead kittle girl, who has been adopted an 1 ba educated by the Merchants' Cot| N0 W»«KTBLK A good CANVASSER waaUrf to Mery tews- C. BR0WK1XG, MF Broadway,>- T. yy Secretary Stanton has m] Gov. Andrew for Information coned th*; treatment of soldier* of the Maaoachusetl* regiment (colored) ' leers, taken prisoner* *t Chariest™ I tbspurposo of retaliating in kind an equal number of rebel prisootl •our hauls. _ Ml BROADWAT, W. Y. CABD PHOTOGRAPHS- Ctscnran, Doc. 20ih, 1P| D*. C. W7 Robacic:—Dxab 8-1 lari been carryingout the •]»« ’ in proving the qualities and benjour ‘■Stomach Bitters," far ov.l •nonths using them myself la my d and in many instances recommel them to others, and givir-g ‘7 F MKT®«U!Fan® ABIWBft built from. under the tuition of.Mm Kxowltox, and*lhe Primary by I has also filled many Important public positions, has been a member of tbe Maa may become Tbe high dard of the school, with it* present ent corp* of teacher* is a sufficient j Charleston », .Shorter, rj 'artxqp. rebel- wobM *oon surrender Cincinnati. Aug. 21.—Tbe GattUehna foderacy is advocated by private advices from the army of the Cumberland up co tbe 17th. A move­ ment is in progress, and th* public may sassinations are frequent in the capital, It may not be considered out of place, •nun look for important news from East the victims being mainly French sympa­ at this time, to revert to tbe railroad Tenn case. thizer*. On lhe other hand, the 'triple­ question which is undergoing considera­ headed government was daily imprison­ ble agitation in other places and in an­ ing and sbooting Mexicans who refused other direction of lhe country. Our cit­ Leavenworth, August 21.—About 0 u> take tbe oath of allegiance; men are izens arealiv* to th* importance of what o’clock last evening tbe guerrilla chief publicly flogged, and the incredible state­ is generally considered essential to their Q unnt veil, with n force of about 800 ment is made that one Mexican Indy had welfare and prosperity, and wo feel a»- strong, crowd from Missouri Intn Kan been punished with two hundred lashes sured they can nut but regard lhe con- sasnsarjhe town of Gardner, sixty miles strnctioa of a road from Hastings to Bat­ below hers, and immediately started for tle Creek, in the light of centralizing here Lawrence, arriving before that town at her weight in silver as a ™»»». w. a large and lucrative business, while ac­ four o’clock this morning. Ho posted a Gen, Furey insisted on making an exam­ commodating our neighbors of the inter­ guard around tbe city, so that the citizens ple <>f her. The foreign ministers h*d ior. Jackson, Adrian and other flourish. could nut escape, and with the remainder declined to remove to San Louie under ingtownd in the State, arc evidences of of his men commenced pillaging the Juaiez'a offer of protection 'for their es­ the advantages of centralizing end eon stores,shooting men, Ac. A gentiemdb ? netting railroads; and, the completion of who managed to escape-secreted himself cort. a road from a point sb rich in all that io a cornfield near tbe town and reports is essentia! to commercial intercourse, that ha swam tbe river at 8 o'clock this The Herald, asauming that there will could not'but secure to Battle Creek like morning, and on reaching tbe Bluffs on advantages and re*tilt*. Enjoying as this side had a plain view of tbe city, be Opposition majority in tbe next House we do one great thoroughfare for freight which then w*s a sheet of flames. From of Representative*, warmly presee* Fer­ nando Wood for Speaker. We do not and’travel, we must not forget that con­ what be then saw be thinks the loss would centration of the same is one of th* great reach 12,000.000. and by this time per­ tout a majority on thafside of the b, but wo warmly second th* nomi­ elements of local importance, hence could haps much more, as they seemed to dee­ nation of our Fernando aa tbe **Q>n*ervwe secure to this point the trade and troy everything that would burn. alive” candidate fur speaker. He is a travel of the region represented in the man of great energy, and a thorough rout* of lhe proposed ro*d, we would “Conservative." If that party make him nnt only retain a trade which w* could Naw York, Aug. 21 —The draft in the their candidate they may rely on him to not well afford to loose, bul to add large­ ly, by tbe Increasing facilities extended 16lh ward was completed to-day, and give “Abolilion" and “Radicalism" no to it* accommodation. W* make these 1,181 names were drawn. The day pas­ quarter. And there i* this recomendation few oomments, which we trust are timely, sed off without tbe slightest disagreeable of th* HeraUTe choice which that paper and would auggeal to those who have incident. Tbe city swarms with troop*, reems to have over-looked. Only let capital, wealth and energy nt tbeir com­ bul their services have not yet been Jeff. Davis know that his friend Fernan­ ’ do is up for Speaker, and he will deeiel mand that now is a very favorable op­ required from his rebellion and send full delega­ portunity to invest or expend either to tion* from every Rebel State—pet hap. an advantage.—B. C. Journal. Norfolk, Va., August 20.—The Rich­ oomlag kim*elf for ooa—to elect him.— The Herald'e ide* la * very happy one, mond Whig of to-day contains the follow­ and we tyust there will be no demur to Ik ing: The Cleveland Herald records the fol­ “Charleston, August 21,—The enemy’s With every rebel district represented by lowing: operations, during the last twenty-fowr a slavebolding traitor. Fernando’s election uAl the great Union meeting at Troy hours, have been mostly confined to a would b* certain; while, if they are not Miami county, on Thursday last, was a steady and continuous bombardment of so represented, th* “CoMervative*" can’t returned soldier who had lost one leg at Fort Sumpter, from their Parrott gun •led anybody. Bo let it be retried that on Morri* bland. Their fire begins to tell on Fort Sumpter, which replica al long Interval*. ' Th* defense of Lbs harbor depend* mainly oo Sumpter. , But eveo tf. that democrat". fortres* should be battered down, tbe harbor may *UU be hold. Gov. Bonham am a democrat . . terseted. aa the majority of our people of hi. leg. few words of soldier’s letter* generally, immigrated from Ohio, and th* passenger traffic won Id bo considerable. foe publication, the majority of which Sumpter to morrow certain." srtcut 80T1CX8. . toiiwnii^Ait / ..II,11 iVMShavsU* �LATEST AR8IVAL! U a. „ ih.au . .RW-vw,^- . . FfMjMSiew.? ■ Might Kzpen*........................ .IfcSfl.E;- GOODS I out the N«-W to*., *1 ■aonraved Mare-hsu ism ~~L R. J. GRANT! DRYGOODS He-tioga Urietijf lihisal ■ , The fall tertp of this school will open We an­ ticipate a full attendance, especially for on Monday next, the 81st lost the last half of tbe term. The high stan­ dard of the school, with Ila present effici­ ent corps of teachers is a sufficient guar­ Comity, State . li-Ut '» , hereby certify that I, be it the father of malherlnt childna, v»liable to military duty under lhe act drr 12 ftart of oat dependent on hit Congress "far enrolling and calling out lahor for enpporl. ■» , nanons! forces,” dee., approved March IBM, am.the only son of , I, , U» subtcrlber, being ridow, (or of , an aged liable to draft.into lhe eervioe of the tintdependant on my labor for sup^ ted Suits, hereby make;affiditlt ftutl I am lhe father of mothcrlcas child. uodor 12 yeaya of age,- and tha subscribers, hereby certify dependent oa my tabor fur support. ----- —»above named is the only son of a widow (or of agod.and We‘the subscribers, Infirm parents) dependent upon bls labor 1 , residents of for support. j county, Bute of ■ jbat 11 fiftber hereby,_____ certify ‘motherless children under Personally appeared before me , the above-named and rs of age, and dependent on his lasupporL antee for its future success. Its principal, Prof J. W. BAXcaorr, is, by his high lit- crsry-allatnmcnU, and long experience as a teacher in high schools, fully prepared . W.c w. WVU.J, Ml in whid> the p«noa resides, sad sworn to before a The very kfw rates of tuition for foreign . Non S,—This certifcsta U to b* new! oely In •cholare should indoee all in this section ea*M where tbe LiAor of Ttbe person chiming exof country, who desire good advantages, not to overlook oor home invlitotiorie, to student preparatory to a college course. patronize those of leu merit, at greeter expense, abroad. , Of lhe IntartDcdiate department of our under tbe toitioo of^Mkjs .E. Kxowlton, an<J*llie Primary by Miu Certificate of a Parent that hi or ihe de tint tine of hit or her Sone Exempted. ! I, the aubcriber, tbe father (or mother) mcnjion;u. theit jrorth and .effective­ county. Slate of ness are full well known to those of our of cities whose personal lutetoste through' hereby certify that I am aged and infirm, and that 1 am dependent for Support ‘bn their children sre most nearly eonneeted the labor of my two sous, above named; with them. It must suffice those whose and that I elect that my son , shall be exempt from tile interest is merely inquisitive, that we ave?; ftat these drpa rtmenta are superla­ operations of tbo act of Congress “for en­ rolling and calling out lhe national for­ tive excellence, anu»og tho»e^6f tbeir ces," &c., approved March 3, 1863. Auld. , ._ , We, tbe subscribers, do hereby certify Accidxxt.—On Thursday, of last week, that W above-named , is Willie, about eight years old, atm of Hon. aged and infirm, and depenenl on tbe la­ . ‘ re_ _____ ai.iL. n.11 ■ bor of sous fur support. Lory* and broke both bonce of his left fore WE Witbal. DIRECT FROM Juetiee of the Peace. STONE & HYATT CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS, Dated thia A large stock of Present flbemsn C. PrinliMudge of Frobale. In tbe msll«rrtlbe eateu of Reuben Durham, late of Rutland. In said eonnty, Deseaasd. . On reading and ailngtb* petition, duly verified of Stepbcn Xeokley, prtyina that tbe Lest WiU and Testament of said deceased, now on file Is tbh ottkv. tnsv be admitted to Prub*le, and that Administration uf said eetat* may be committed to tbo petitioner. Tberaapeu It U ordared. that Monday, tho Hat county, and State of , having day of September next, at,ten o’clock, io tbe forev. ..t mI* n^titinn. been enrolled under tbe provisions of an act of Congress “for enrolling and calling other pvrson* intervated In ««id r«UU. sre requi­ out the national fore**." dfc., approved red to appear st * areatao of Mid Court. then to March 3, 1803, aa linbla to perform mil­ !>« hold.n at th* Probst* Office is Hasllafc.. and >howc.n.»,ifan“ — ---------------------iary duty in the sarvite ot^Le United petitioner about 1 nJ It I ■ Sutasjieraby certify’that 1 aianot legal Ir pensubject to such liability, and for tbo fal­ give nolle* to all partis* intonated, of th* denev of • aid petition, and th* twarin* thereof. lowing reason: ', by caaaing a copy ot thl* oouee amt enter to ** pkbh.h«d in the Harting. Baaur. a public That 1 am years of ago. newipapar printed at Hasting* and eirealaUngJn Groceries, Which ws offer st BOOTS & SHOES, CARPETS CT These Geeds hare pur­ chased since the great decllM Jr pri­ ces Is Sew Tark, RBd>ill be seld (• satisfy the Pirchaser. Battle Creek, May 15,1 MJ. 3m We, ths subscribers, and pr»ri*n* to said day oChearing. (A tru. copy.) 8- C. PRD>»LE. ,, of the town, county, and aogtJ Judge of Probala. State above mentioned, hereby certify that tbe above statement of ---'a. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ago la correct and true to tbe beat of our In th* matter of th* o*uio #1 John U McLellan , knowledge and belief. NoUc* it hereby g>’«> that by vlrte* of licroe* WILCOX & GIBBS’ GROCERIES Tbe bones Vere replaced by Dr. The- heavy rams HVAE JUST RECEIVED Personally appeared before ‘me, the ' Personally appeared before me the above-named and , Drake, and the lad is doing well. and , and aeveralij made oath above named . and and severally made oath that the ’above Cnaxoa, or Waatnim.—August lias certificates are correct and true, to’ tbe true to the best of their knowledge and . belief. . . Lech a Very wet rrfdbth,' and very hot beat of their knowledge and belief. arm. KBAUDT FAY. Come and See !! Personally appeared ^before jne, the above-named and , and severally made oath that the above curtificale la correct and true to tbe beat of their knowledge and belief. to impart, the instrwetion and literary training demanded by tbe meet advanced school, BUT LIKE OF TRADE iivmaaanm. of Sunday mnd Mohday laft, has, however, left os a very low temperature. Monday night ■was very cool, and we only escaped a beasr.frost, owiag to the very wet ooodi- dion o| tl^e ground. f Stamm os ArriDAViTs.—In order to make affidavits vf accounts ligal, ■ fife rent stamp must be attached to each.— All accounts audited by Boards of Super­ visors or Superintendents of Poor, must have tbe five cent stamp attached thereto. denta oHbe town, eoaoty. or dialrictin wbieb the n«r*>ns re-.de. and sworn to before a magistrate. Tn ease tbe father is deceued. the certificate la to be signed t» lhe mother, and the fact of the fatbera death is to bo "toted by tbe person" «rtif>lng. Norn J—Thi* certificate la to bo uaed only in case*where thetakwof tbe,pvreon_eUlm|og exemMfon is actually aeeeaaaiy for tbo support of tho pmone dependent on him. The does not apply in eaaea where there la eufficient property to yield support, sad lhe neevnaary boa?e„ for eolleci.ng can ba transacted by agents, reuoen, in , v. th* person tor whore tbe .imptes la claimed, trustees, or tbo like. and lb* requirements ef pwsqrsph 41, ItogulaForm 27. lion*. Ac., must b* compiled with. Blanks of these forms may ba obtain­ AND ed by application at thia office, dally, (ex­ cept Sundays.) All persons who may bo drafted, and I, the subscriber, < being liable to draft Into the service of the Uni­ ted Sutra hereby make affidavit that 1 am the only brother of X«»der IS years of age, having neither father nor mother, and dependent on my labor for support. W., lb. •ub«rrlb~-., residents of , county, Blate of who desire to present substitute.*, must giro notice by writing to the Board of Enrollment, lhatnn such a day they will present a substitute, giving hi* name, residence and age; and staling w bother he is an alien or cilium. The Collectors of lutenuH Revenue have been authorised by the Secretary '«■<> of War, and directed by the Secretary of । the Treasury to receive from drafted per­ , sons who desire to pay it; the sum of <300 in commutation of service. Hou. Aarrwi B. Turner of Grand Rapids is Collector of the 4th District of Michigan, and will receive commutation money ac­ cordingly. KORMAN BAILEY. DRY GOODSI lHSuiULNlc,»VnwLA<' (sags) Judas ef Probati DVBRT1SBUBNT. CITY HARDWARE STORE. A ftev an abreoe* of trendy eare, J, bat« again Pretest Marehal ted Pr«ld«>l of lb* Eosrd of rerouted tha HARDWARE TRADE, . .. OF MONROE STREET TN THIS C1TT, LIRT OF LETTERS, PttaA KI Remaining in tho Poet Office al Hustings Barry Co., Mich4August 25th. 18«8. CsssisKhsm J ... HARD-WARE! Hanlwars flute, to gh. me a mJ! My saMrtMt a ill b* eompUi*. e*p«ctaily in BUIWINQ HARDWAREJAND MBCHARKTB Havinj madssrrsngttneaU with manufwtersr* McDonald I’bsb* WH01.KMALX TO COUNTRY MEBCHAMTS, LOWEST CASH MARKET VALUE. 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HOLBROOK, PATENT MEDICINES ’HuibHpk's Block OJica. • 1 ' j. M. RUSSELL. JOICT ROBERTS, CIEEAIP, y©X CASE nil be paid to COMPOUND PRESCRIPTIONS and any . wha! I should command ewth uf tbs'm do. all with with a a grace pace and and mi, m.jsriypsrfectly re- *“*“ lta«. talnma., oTpo.«.»4 I -U1 gal Pt; she .b. continually wn>«l lurnvu to mJ •»d ■■■■• co.. «wwversed witn with mnsa, Ninns, renoe rendering him the employ it It wril." versed well.” ft. at thia reply. Be most distinguished honor Tbe king king hotbed lau ‘ >h seemed much more piquant and "You are, aald ahe, “ai foreign ItIng, miramia coms to visit me io my place. I must amiable than evw. government would confiscate II make your visit agreeable to you." •■Thev told melfl would get them-ne­ Shortly after the banquet was served' Semlramis confounded and reversed all pers to Johnson’s army they would make I tdd ranks. Ninus was placed at the bottom me deeds for their property. them 1 did not want properly In that way, preach my tbroos,” said Semlramis with of the table. He was the first tn laugh at this caprioe; and the court, following but that as soon as Logan got matters a l<>ud vmce. arranged ha would give tbn papers. They The secretary approached ; two slaves his example, allowed themselves to be placed, ailhaut murmuring, according to wanted to know if that was the old^Cooplaced a littlo table before him. She seeled near greuman Ltigsn from Illinois; I told ••Write." sridSemirainls: "Under pen­ the will of the queen. them it was, and that three yeantago ho ally of death, the Governor of the citadel herself tbe three brothers from the Csucould aay more for slavery and abuse of Babylon is ordered to yield up the abolitionists more than the Pulriwrp “Are my orders executed 1 she de- the I command of the citadel to him wbo shall Whig ever did, but the rebellion had . bear to him thia order. Fold this order, mended of them. driven bitn to favoT extreme meaaurea. “ Yes. ” replied they. C f seal it with the kina's teal, and give It to The /«fa was very gay. A slave Wav. !I told them they would batter stay wWe me. Writenow: Under penalty of death, they are. take the oath of atlsgisnce, rriae the governor of the alaves of the palace ing by the force of habit, served the1 Xing the old flag once more, and keep their is ordered to resign the command of tlx first, Semirsmis bad him beaten with ' slaves into the hands of the person wbo rods. His cries mingled with the Istigb- property. They said lhev had gone too far. they had linked their fbrtunts Ur ti>e •ball present to him Ibis order. Fold, ter of the gueata. Every one was IndinConfederacy and when It was ctushsd out seal it with the king’s seal and deliver to cd to merriment It was a comedy, In Toward* that they were going to South America. me thfa decree. Write again: Under which each played hi a part “If our people had been milder, had penalty of death, the general of the army the end <>f the repssT when wine had eneamped under the walls of Babylon is been added t>i the general gaiety. SemL not taken their property, they might I told’ them we «d ordered to resign the command of the rainis arose from her elevated seat] and have got over it. carried on ths war for 18 monilts upon army to him who shall be the bearer of said : . Bet. Oh! think. txfors^oed.tnnlsg. “My InrdSjjtho treasurer of the empire the principle of coaxieg; that Gen. Bud this order. Fold, seal and ^deliver tome has read me a list of those who this had marched through Tennessee, Missis­ thia decree.” She took the three orders, thus dictated, morning have brought.me their gifts of sippi snd Alabama, respecting their nropned put them in her bosom. The whole congratulation on my joyful accession to erty, placing guards around their fields, court was struck with consternation; the the throne. One grandee alone of all the keeping their slaves at work, and then retreated, leaving the crop upon which court has failed to bring his gift.” ••Who is it r cried Ninus. "He must the rebel armrea have lived ever ainee,. ••Listen," said Semlramis. "In two BntyeJwlU tbs farther drift It and yet I never beard of Gen Bucl con­ hours hence let all the officers of the state be punished severely.” But "It is yourself, my lord—you who v erting a rebel into a Union man. o>me and offer me prevents, as is the What have y6u given to the I was not in favor of taking their slaves 1 custom on the accession <>f a new princess, speak. Yes I was, they claimed them v proper­ queen thia morning t" arid let a festival be prepared for thia ty, and property in lime of war was lia­ Ninuk rose, and c*m« with a smiling evening. Now let all depart J*t my faithful aervant Ninus alone remain. I countenance’totashisperfsomething in the ble to be taken, especially thM kind vf property that Was being used In war, and have to consult with him upon aflsire of ear of the queen. ‘The queenjis insulted by hefservant!' that the negro was their dependence; state." take them and they could not raise aj^p, exclaimed Semiramia. When all the rest had gone out— "I embrace J^>ur knees to obtain my and the rebellion would godown. Wl,’ ••You era," said Semiramia, "that I pardon. Pardon, me beautiful queen," said they, “you certainly are not in farpr know how to play the queen." said he, “pardon me." And ha added, in of arming the negroes F Yes I am. You Ninus laughed. TBE QtEEY SEMIR1M1S ‘■My beautiful queen,” aald he, “you a lower lone, "I.would that this/rf* were said before the war the South had no cause for rebellion; so say we, and now piny your part to astonishment But finished." "You*wish then, that jl (should abdi­■ that we have aacriffced more than a honif your servant would dure tn question cate ?” said Semirsmis. “But no—1 have। dred thousand Ilves, and two thousand you, what would you do with the orders "Of sll my wives,” said King Ninus to still two hours to reign;" and at the1 millions of dollars, which wi feel is Semiramia, “itisyou I love the best.— you Imvo dictated 1" “I should be no 1-mgcr queen were 1 same lime she withdrew her hsnd, which। enough to sacrifice to our prejudice kgslcst None have charms and graces like you, "1; the black fnan, we propore to arm him obliged to give.«ccount <>f my actions.— the king was covering with kisses. nr.d for you I would resign them all." pardon not," aald she. In a loud voice,, and let him fight. ' We believe In the “Let the king conrider well what he Nevertheless, thia was the motive: I “such an.insull on the part’of a slave.—■ doctrine of the Declaration of Indepen­ says," repliedSemirsmis. “What if 1 have a vengeance to execute acain»t the dence that all men are entitled to liber­ three officers whom these orders men­ Slave prepare thyself to die." were to take him al his word 1" "Silly child that thou art,” said Ninus,, ly. That If the black man was willing r ‘Do so,’ returned the monarch; “whilst ace.” Still on his knees, “yet I will giveaway toi to fight, thus saving the lives of our men "Vengeance ! and wherefore t" . beloved by you, I am perfectly .Indiffer­ “The fipt, the governor of the citadel thy folly; but patience—thy reign willI and putting down ths rebellion saving ent to all others." the life of the nation, 1 certainly had no “8«>, then,If I asked H," said Semira is one-eyed, and frightens me every time soon be over." "You will not, then, be angry," saidI objection. Thet the slave-holders had tnl%“yorr'Wt»uld bantali all your other 1 meet him ; the second, the chief of the sbe, in a whisper, "at eomelhlng I am। made war upon the Government and 1 wives and love me alone 1 I should be staves, I hate because he threatens a>e «as in favor of risking war Upon them. ruing to order at this moment I" alune/rour consort, the partaker,of your with rival.; the third, the general of the "But," say they, “look at the destruction army, deprives mo loo often of your “No," said be. “Slaves,” ■aid »>>c aloud, “selte this company—you are constantly in the man—this Ninus." already," said Ninus, “since'you reign camp." Ninus, smiling, put himself Info the of your own d Tl»i« reply in which caprice nod flat­ bv your beauty over its king?" well ; history dcr y <>U have hands of tbe slaves. terr were mingled, enchanted Nidus. “Take him out of the saloon, lend him does not reco... --------- - "Good." mid he, laughing. “Here nre the three first officers of the empire dis- into the court of the seraglio, prepare captured city after a siege than you have everything for his death, ahd wait my received. To this Uu>y agreed, say mg mta«ed for very sufficient reasons." our soldiers had acted like gentleman.— The gentlemen of the onurt now came1 orders. cunsuhed before I am obeyed." i Tbe staves obeyed, and Nlnns followed I still urged them U» slay and take tlx “And to reign, then, you think so great ' tn present their gills to the queen. Some gnve precious stones, other of a lower■ them, laughing, Into the court of the se- <«tb and be good Union men. They eaid a pleasure T* rank flowers and fruit/ and tbs slave*। ragllo. Tbev passed bv the brad of the they ►><! intended u> stay a month or "Yes to one wbo baa never experienc­ having nothing to give, gave nothing but; disobeying eunuch. Then Bemiramis •wo until nutters got regulated, but th^y ed it." । । placed herself on a balcony. Ninua bad had understiM'd our men had taken their , “And do you wish, then, tn experience hoinAge. Among these last were three negroes to our camp* in the rear of l^a । suflered his bands to l»e lied. id Would vou like lu reign for a few young brothers, who had oome from the "Hasten to the fortress, Zoplre; you rear of the city and ware organizing >nd Caucasus with Semirsmis, and had res­■ dare in my place!" . । to the camp, Ariaban ; Assar,- do] you drilling them to garrison the dty; atjd cued the caravan in whkb the women "Take care, 0, king! do not offer loo that they were determined to get of ; secure all the gates nf the palace." .. r..... ___ ,;«»P When much." These orders were given in a. whisper the citv before the negroes were putpvcr --------“No, I repeat it," said the captivated mo paaxti them." 1 told them that 1 thought I could "And you," said she, to the three broth­■ sndtaxeculed immediately. mnnaich. “Would you like, for unr ■ "Beautiful queen,” said Nines, laugh­ appreciate ttelr feelings; 1 believed it whole day, tn lx aovendgn.mistrcM of ers. “have you no prssul to make to your ing, “this comedy only wshta its dtnoiu- was a Judgement fn»n» the Almighty for Assyria! If you would, 1 consent to it.” queen ?" their connection with the sin of slavey t “No .Uber," replied the first, Zuplre,, mmt; pray Jet it be a prompt one." "And all which 1 command, then, shall “I will" said Semiramia. “Slaves, that the people of the North were suffer­ tlun my life to defend her." be executed!" ing fur their connection with the inaUlu“Nuno other,” replied the second, Ar-• recollect the eunuch—strike 1" “Yea, I will resign tn you for one entiun ; that the North had made millions They struck. tsban, ‘•than my sabre against her en»-• lire day my pSwer and my golden scepNinus had hardly rtlms to utter a cry ofdullsraout.ofihe unpaid labor ?f the mirs." . ... slave and that Gud in, his justice was -N«»"bM *»,Uri' Amvl., when his bead fell upon the pavememeut; “And when shall thia be." collecting It with interest But that they “than the respect and admiration which» the smile was Mill upon his lips. “To morrow, if you like." ••Now 1 am queen nf Assyria!" ex­ Ixing more intimately connected with “1 do ” said Semiramia ; and let her “>.ta i claimed Semiramia; “and perish every the inalitulioo and were williM io begin bead fall upon the shoulder of tbs king, wbo have mode me ths most Valuablee one, like the eunuch and like Nicus, who and carry on a war for the destniotran like a beautiful woman asking pard‘«ij fur of the Government, simply because that t dare disobey my orders!" some caprice which had I wen yielded l». present of ths whole court, am! I will nut Government for the time ’being w»a in be ungrateful. You who have offered The next morning, Somiramia called the hands of men who . were opposed to me your sword against my enemies, take her women and commandedlheni 10 drrt* the.further extension ,,qf tbo curae; on this order, carry it t*> the general ..f ths litem tn<t rod was falling with much baav. her magnificwtly. army encamped under the walls °f»abWe take the fotlriwlng interesting nar. ier weight, and when we return to the On her bead »h«tt or°»n1; vlomgivs it to.Mm snd see what he will relive from the Winchater (Ind.) Journal. principles laid down, by our Cstbera In preefous rtutea, do for you. You who haVe offered me It gives a striking and obvioasly correct, Niaua. Ninua,eocbanteJ Wfee' beau­ your life for my.defetxs, take this order picture of cuodiUous of feeling ibM must the , Declaration of Independence, we ty, ordered all the officers tba paUec would be a united free apd happy ppOple; to the governor of the citadel, and see x widespread among tbs noire inlellito assemble in thestate chamber, snd his and that I had faith 10 believe that such what be will d» for ».*; end you who gsnt'of the Southerners wbo have become gulden sceptre to be brought from tbe would be the end of oqr.strife. They ofler me tbs respect and adiBirathm which involved in tbs miseries of rebellion. L™,,,. 11. !h» cumber plied they believed the Almighly would my presence in.piros, take thfa order, “Passing along the street the Monday du right and they expected W bow gobIradihg Sciniramis ,by the hand. Al , give It Co the commaudent of the slaves prowled IbM-lvas bsfo^ evening after the surrender, I eame to a mlssively to IDs will. . of the palace, and see what will be the targe fruit and Bower garden. Tbs fenee ./tbs king, who conducted “Our cnarsrsatiGD was Interrupted by tbe throne. *"d aealed |»rr upon il ThenI result." was broken down and,some soldiers were n wind and rain storm. After this pas, Never had Semiramia displayed so ordering lbs wh«4« assembly to rise, ho , much gaiety, so tpueb folly, and so math Moounoed tn lbs roort that they were to They n««t into tb« garden and printed __A S£.nna aA JWnLivaobev, during tbs whole day. Semiramia out.the choicest flowera, uJd ms ln t*ku ,*ll doiM-h .boot Hn. WWiliig Ob. as blmaelf. So. "tying. ■"? 1 g<dden sceptre; and placing ijln the hands bouse, as they luleoded to leave as aoou -asarwart as possible, leaving all th»y had, neyar of Semirsmis — "Qusrp.” said he. "I’ commit to you expecting to return Again. RriWiey would which was iinmedtalsly dune m soon J would have Um any..«in <!•*. Without bestowing a thought on alee mi interesting sanvansUori. I soon 1 admired lbs'spirit with which they this trivial matter matter. Nina. Ninas mfeiri are »uur slaves, and I my- this, Ail Ibrre —~~ — m— And I inVwere Imv*— ------- x i Stltrtrt IS. PUBLISHED EVERT VXDXKSDAT, H. WR1GUT, ROBERTS A STRIKER- EW HARNESS SHOP. KS1PPE3 t BCR ROW 8, The attention of the public is invited [i-rnr- Sbop of A TTORNKTS «»d COUN A Seticisov ie Chsoesn'; B. A. GOODYEII, New Harnesses, Exclu- Oood [,„|4] ' 11. A-GOOBYBAB. WAR CLAIM AGEHCT! eiahe* agsiast the fleveraMeat A* /oCTtf OlMUri HteeryFablta. <>*« V ‘l&s&S&Kfa s-rhsfc-Ulnthr BOUNTY. BACK KAY, BBN3IONS, «K, ta:.. Ao. . , ".liccUM. PICTUBEIGAM^RY] Jortrj. jffliit ellann. fortif wi»<ds whole rftf m tM» tn» day. nnoe’er c v-j- ... . > . than I did , triotiara. , Tills GALLERY r—>hfhUh Lr7EU^lnjKi.tKJS!^ °ft“ bonds tor their Union aentiiWMia at that Anta WiterfSK BmM. rf*.rtatart-»»»p«T H. m- -ta. Itay ta. « bad fallen ther had given the rebellion bring sucoei ba dens with them. �BAMBER Mttrcc V«4*MAar ■•nlM, teft. XUL I0TICI8. one of in editors * "SwsSS master S 3 Slyfetjewme . After o short conference, on motion tbe IUoora»»; Hbi CtoAS. T. Gosbam was chosen one of tbs\V Ice-Presidents. OfTb«jd$A, which seems to bo satnewKT CapfaTn Rcrmni PmftBitD, ofBellevue, »'^lrrawC.*hat the draft In this State, has and Hod- '1^ 000^1 Ifjj were added’tb the number vf^ibe-PresibSjjBJplWjtWtol. il V|J»liflYBs -*P tfiW । * Mr. Gorham, at die request of Ihej - of cavalry, by enlistment, is not designed ' to dylay ihb draft, but Is permitted to go •Op.Witfl tbe Decgmry arrangements for t conscription are completed. It is not definitely known how soon thatJeIU be, ,Lbutit is presumed that it Is .not far in 1- f the future. • iharks : ’ On this subject, tbe Grand ■'' “The draft will lake place here about the first of next , month, probably. It will certainly’ begin as soon as the rolls are completed for this Stale; and this District, embracing Mackinaw, and so much distant Wilderness, is one of tbe moat difficult to enroll, yet this District' . will.be ready e»r)y In September. The draft will take abqutzqns man in five from the llfll^-4,', Every maii wlio enlists in these rsgimeats is credited on lhe quota of this .District, and saves so much from the draft.. The draft wiH not, however, wait ' fof these regiments; so those wbo wish to escape it by enlisting must hurry up.” Tbe Board of Regents of the University held a special meeting at Ann Arbor on the 36th nil., on which occasion Professor E. 0. Haven, was duly installed Presi­ dent of tbe University. Of lhe proceed­ ings of the Board, the Penieuula Courier , gives the following summary: “The principal business done was to establish a course of lectures on Hygiene Mln lhe Department of Science, Literature end the Arts. Prof. A. B. Palmer was •> appointed to deliver lhe course in addilion to bis professorship, and his term of service was extended through the Acade­ mic year ala salary of $1,500 per annum. ' Tbe resignation of Dr. Brunnow si Pro­ fessor of Astronomy and Director of the Observatory, was received, and Prof. J. C. Wataou was transferred from tbe chair at Physics to that at Astronomy and Di­ rector of the Observatory, at a salary of • 1,506 per annum. ProCoeo. P. Wil­ liams was, at bis own request, transferred from the chair of Mathematics to that of , PfaysiM,ata salary of •1,500 per annum. Prof. Edward Olney, of Kalamazoo, was appointed Professor of Mathematics, at .> salary of •1,500 per annum. A.communication was received from 1 Rav,,L. D. Chapin, accepting the Profeaaofjb'P °f moral and intellectual ■Philos opby,. •y'.,' Board adjourned to meet September 20, 1803.” I>. Tub sPKcrai. Miznao of the Board of University Regrets, upon the induction of Profesvhr Haven to lhe Presidency of that inslitotiuu, seem* to have been- poculiarly agoaizing to lhe Detroit Adrer- tieerand Tribune, if may judge by tha stifled groan which escaped it, upon the occasion. Witness lhe following, dignified (!) and lt»cid (!) paragraph which appeared in that paper, under data of ’Aug. 28: ' / » ron n»uu«<~, mvji. ---jsen and Lieutenant Chambers, with Isaac Beus, Esq., on whose >)or Cajumoi was nude Pr ?•*♦**< ugwbispifr. tore, but lhe reality exceeded the report. We found M1wfli»i—|i Slliffi ■■ —Be of smouldering ruins and crumbling walls tbo Jtght from which cn»t a slekenf— l',ro .«}«•) ............... on , «J^.-»*ithopffilicksbon>iDy, Monday morning. c. puvmZ u» UMW c~«l They went ten mile* , bp up die the river, deatroytntf * , s^bll boats. ' l^riS£^»lw tekXSfiltiSrth- • Wbmtsbou Qhty twd business houses were left upMayor, stated tin objects of lhe meeting, and cxplaiued thn reason# wby die two oh thia street,' one knftwjvE* the Armory, previous meeting* called bad . j»*en fail­ and the othec the old Miller block.— About twentyfivp houses in all were ures, to wit: heavy rains both time*. Tbp Presidont introduced-Mr. Good­ burned, aad only one or two escaped year to lhe meeting who. stated that lhe being ransacked and everything ot value people of Hasting* ware aaziou* la fotm carried away or destroyed. a qcinnection with tbo Michigan Central ' ’ Six or eight aoldiera encamped upon Railroad, at eotne point. Tno building thia aide of the river, and whu'fired across of the Road to Marshall, would aecure the i»t every rebel who appeared on tbo bank, trad* of 20,000 inhabitants which do not detefred the cowards from de*toying at present trade with them one cent. It. some of the bouse* near tbe forty, and 1 would also secure the trade of tbe eastern from cutting down lhe flag pole. yart of Allegan county, as they could not ' The force of the rebel* la variously esreach a railroad at any nearer point than tltnated al from 250 to 400. Reliable Hastings. A road will also introduce parties place it at 800. Their every Act emigration . into this region. Its terinin dbring their stay In the city was cluraeu* would remain at Hostings but a short Urixed by lhe most cowardly barbarity. lime—lhe road would soon bo built to They entered the town on a gallop, firing Grand Rapids, and open the lumber trade ihto every house, and when the occupants and lhe vast products of the Grand River Appeared al thadoor they wereshotdown valley. Tbo speaker then made an e*)K like dogs. Five bodies wer’e burned to male of tha product* of the towns in Bar a crisp, and lay near the ruin* of tbe Eldry county, on lhe line of the proposed ridge Hodse. They could not be rccogroad, which we were not sblo to copy. nixed. Eighteen out of twenty twer unarmed No railroad in Michigan passes through a more fertile oounlry. They were de­ colored recruits, encamped out uif town, Tlieir termined to have it railroad ; tbo right of were murdered in their tent*. way cOnld bo had without costing a red bodies lay in the colored chureh wheii we * cent. The farmers of Barry counts were arrived. Meura. Trask and Dr. Griswold, Baker giving liberally. ‘•Gentlemen of Mar­ shall, Ifyou want the goose that laid the nnd Thorp, were *bot down in the yard of Dr, G., before lhe eye* nf their farrigolden egg, now is your lime." Wm. H. Baowx.Eaq., being called for, lies. Judge C*r|>enter was wounded in said ho was not a railroad man—did not his yard, and fell when his wife- and sisknow what lhe people could do. Thought ter threw themselves upon bis body,begit waa a pretty good time to commence ging for Mercy, but to no avail. Tho operating Up North, n* we would aiam fiends dismounted, stuck their pistols be­ Sol through with'tbo job on our band* tween tbe person* ofhis protectors and fired. own S-juth. ision A Miss Stone daughter of the proprioMr. Evzxs said the people of Eaton rail- t°r <>f the city howl, had a diamond ring county were willing to work for a r_.l rtey stolen from her finger. Quintrell obliged roa<\»nd use their mean* for one. They the man to restore it. In revenge of this will meet the people of Barry county,and build lhe road to the Calhoun county tbe ruffin afterwards came back and shot her father before the mother’s eyes.— lino. Mr. Hzxar Wtlua,ofSt. Mary’s Lake, Tehy also tried to kill Miss Stone. Gen. Cullamore went into his well to said he wns "in" for a rnii’road from Has­ i ting* to the Mich. Central. Ho contrasted hide.and the bad air killed him. His son our present prosperity with ourd<jilorn- nnd Patrick Knafu l<>at their lives in try­ ble condition when the Central road was ing to get lhe father out. The life of Dis­ one hundred miles cast of us. It is the trict Attorney Tiggs was saved by lhe great artery of lhe entire oatiUn—now heroism of bis wife, wbosiezed tbe bridle we want lhe branches. The proposed of the rebel's horse who attempted to . branch would pour iqto Marshall mi im­ •hoot hlrn m he ran. Several cases of remarkable bravery mense amount of trade. His proposition ' was to build a road costing about •0,000 of women were related to us. The wife of Sheriff Brown, ibrre succes­ a mile, with two locomotives, to run nut more lhau 15 mile* au hour, which would sive times, put out the fire’ kindled to burn lhe house. Her husband was bid be sufficient foe doing all lhe business on den under the road. lie proposed to abandon the. “ v“-i-. —■ the floor. The honse wes saved Whisky Run route, and take the air hue “J hcr berolsni. of lhe Journal, Tribune temperance run, ria the Thornapple. Tbe ’Tli" n“ .offices jw— ^r af?J Republican were, of course leveled to wb<>le cost of die raod would be about •200,000 for 38 mile*. The expense of the ground. John Speer, Jr., of tbe running be put at about B50.000, and tbe Tribune, started for his home from the earning* at about 100,000, leaving a net office after the rebs came In. Mr. Mur­ profit of 634.000 to bo divided among dock, n printer in the office, tried tu In­ the stockholder* each year. Die Central dues him to accompahy him into a well road wwuld furnish the car* for the r<-ad near-by, for safety; but he would do free, and would hack tho bond* of tbe nothing but go homo to defend tlte bouse, road issued for purchasing tbe iron. They whirl) be did, and was killed. Murdock u ould also give tbo use of ibis depot, al went into the well, and wns saved. A younger son of John Speer, Sr., low the road to run on their track two or three miles east or west of Marshall, killed n rebel, nnd left. The guests at the Eldridge House ware and furnish engineer* to survey the route. ordered out, their rooms pillaged and Mr. Goodyear said Hastings subscribed in three-quarter* of an hour, over 120,000 some of the people shot. Two men from with assurances that when lhe route was Ohio were wounded there, and are now io this city. Only thu presence and per­ fixed, they would give as much, more. Mr. iHozaaou. felt considerable inter­ emptory orders of Quantrell prevented est in this matter—it commondad • the massacre of all the occupants. After tfoey had been marched about on serious attention of the citizens of Mar­ shall. He moved that an opportunity bo tbestreets, the rebels were told there was given to those who .wish,U lake stock in a negro baby still ,ln the house. They the road to come forward and inscribe, said; “We will barn UteG-dd-d Hula or say wbatthpy, would do. . ■ brat up,” and they did. We taw its Mr. Willis moved, an amendment, that charred remains, burned As black as lhe a committee of fire bo appointed by djo hearts of its murderers. The books of the County and District Chair to canvas* (bejnatter and see what could be done. Amendment accepted der|cs were burned, but those of tbs Reg­ ister of Deeds was In the safe, and are and adopted. . \ Every The Chair appointed aa such cpmifottee supposed to have been saved. the following nnmod persona ; George safe.in lbs,city but two., were robbed.— Ingersoll, law Boer*. A- .Q-. Hjde, D. In.the Eldridge store, James Eldridge and James Perln gnVe the rebels all lbs S. Beach, and JaraFs Monroe. . Op motion of Mr. Been, Cbarjpa, Cam­ mpoMF in the safe, and were.lmmedlatMy revolution. Xi«teiBspm.r....... vsom aaatwaa*. Gbam Banos, Aug. 19. AMI) of RobluK*', er .'T' “U re“l“d,'k""bolld^e ■Tbe, >WI«I •«! ।uaAoCol bnzki-ma.'n» ..p-fitk- »u™a .iiborn io,afwr obulnln, ,Q dw lofonn»lkm<Udre4. Tlio Bounty for the arrwt mid delivery <>f deaertws from' tbe army ‘of the United States is increased to 310. Detective Ageats, Sheriff*, Civil Magistrates, *11 | ft. X. KGt, Gsn't Sspsrmte officers of Police and citizens who may arrest Uu*8dc deecrlsrs j^d. driver SlermMV, AU. Aug. W.—Pol U crncy iru>y ....r——-----niniflihCofktoek Instto them tha di­ them at these headquarters will be allowwud.M "«n“; «... lu-a.J. knw ibr™ ..4 apur-1 rect result ol tha Vicksburg campaign to. ,««. Tll.l«lrr«U» ik.> hundred cutup' Tfanit'id BaIUt, ' by Meade. • ' 'defeated We barn that Burnside's advance bad PniLXDW.mu. Aug.»0.-TV«,u«>.r reached Kingston on Treader. and after B«rm«U Ha. from Port lU.y.l 1 n short engagement had whipped Forrest. W«l—ly b»,i»s 1 Ck«**«m 'll.r «.pUl» mp-rSI U..I Braggs army II reported as moving uo Fort Wagner has not been tekfen yet, Atlanta. and cMnol ba at oresenL He confirm* the rMiri that fort Sumter ha* been d»te£ BE CURED. _jgl >R- BAKVB SPECIFIC tarsa., Fao»r.—Sunday morning, bro. tM»»cetk>o^Ccountry,a rather d e.tfen rern..in some localities aufli-d ।gunboat Western World ■ arrived thismorning from off Wilmington End report* । the arrival thereof the steamer Florids ifrom off Charleston with intellipmre tluit ithn Onion force* oreu pl rd Fort*8t»mpter and Wagner on M"rid«y but. ‘ i Wa*l>iagt<M<. Aug. "28.—Gen. iWI«’i‘k has received an. official di.pntoh from ।Gen. Gilumre. dated Morris Island. Mon­ day. Aug. 24ih. giving lh« pnrticluars ot । ithe demolition of Sampler nnd that fa* Ihad begun shelling the cBy. Tbe pro­ jectiles used on die cit) Beauregard d. si ignati-d a* thn most destractivc missile* i ।ever uwd In war. New York, August 29.—Tim HeralJ"» Washlngtrm dlspwteh say*: "In view of ■ lhe speedy capture of.Chnrlestonaml the oectiparlon of the city by the Union force*, lhe intention of ibe’ttovevomeat hi* liecn command of that Department a< w»un m Gen. Gilmore and Admiral Dahlgren have cutopleled their work. Il iv thought a just retribution/that, Maesncliuseiia should furnish (be cvmmsnd«.r over live hot-bed of rebellion. , to Fort Wagner, the capture of which will be left to Gan. Gilmore. NiuuYvm ^»«i?Q -Tho..flrF«w'i w. not prenmt.-tltefMllinguf UMitiijUffV* /.hell* wcre.thmwu from a 200 pander “M J"1""",!;«'■? •"‘I <V»p.p.rt, ,rfc»U.»W,.V»»««lt»"J A..„, ,l»lr dSHU™. Hi —.« °"‘r 10 ““ Ml in ,I» A r,W<mU. . cr DnuinnsMMEM qeeiiivi is ruined, and one fourth I Unnod. cpl.nn, boils' of <>f the Potoiusc Potomac floli flotilla, the boats la. and tfaRevenue Colter Putnam. The rebel* came off in small boats and seized the Satellite, killing tbe captain. They then dashed on the Leslie, which they succeed­ ed in taking. A signal was then .made to the Putnam, which cams into their clutches. Each gunboat oarried one 9 inch Dablgren gun. The mouth of the Rappahannock H blockaded, and II is not believed the rebels will gel the boats out i of the river, otherwise they might coipe 1 up the Potomae and do much damage. cofw Fhdly dsmspvdFortunate! Jack rekctnl his fields id <ipe*atin.j tiW'depredstinn* were »w>t univerw] It ctmim » dl.UA. «te Mtmu 4>nk_ ft I be adnrilM.Irrvd wilM,ol U.r cT paliMS I'riM-tl a box H<nt tj mill (0 MtereM. Lx.tf.C. L'MIAS. CatmtV kit. l'mi.«kx>.ien>. rX (Smlars *»ut Irw Esuar.—Traverse Phillips, A. J| andC. A. Bailey bs^e author I Kl <3,,,.., Now let <nrr, citizens rally, and'avt draft. Mr. Philips is an rxperi and kndwn fn Ite a-Jiiirnane offio «ircfvl of lite ni,en. Mr? Itiui rSB<i Bailey wiH make valiant and td into the rank* and fill up our quot Wa. notice a call for a ipccial’meetl tyrnl Society, to be held al the Huure, in this village vn Monday S/carmetoeuli for New Advertisements. 3QT.IC.E! . ‘x The- CoxrraaiTAL for1 Sepetml I eera will l« present. and ■, „ak,^ . ,leg. ,io .J ,■ , r the brick «all ofr the medical pur. ­ veyor's storrthinure, scattering things in great cvnfuslon. Straw ignited, causing kB*a1trm rtf firt*'b«ritrwis mincuishrd Bl^ftmrn'ruofJle. Four-shells Ml in this rereived. .Tha fi,r»i 79?* Ilate oIX** Eng!*nd, should be I folly read by everybody. “Waitil Nfo**,".is *•touching litlls pnem il l raiser* ttpl be will be pre »<••• that tnsy Jas uffrrrtt, . HaaUnys. Aug. It it, I» presmihe feeling* of many. j. I reatehea.- "Eariv Hmturyirof- Hvl UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER Thu Nashville Union publish** the proreeding* of a publte meeting of citi­ zens of Pelham, Grundy county. Tennre*re, which have been sent to Governor Andrew Johnwm. Tbe ree<<lutiona,pa*«ed by a unanimous vote of lhe one hundred Gen. Gilaswro’ Official Dliparteh. nnd *eycuteen pere<>uapr«wil, recite the fact that by an ordinance of secession pa»»ed by the General Assembly, and “raid to hare been ratified by lhe peo " _ ____ _____ t.L -L_ 8rn—1 have the bnnor* to report the nl. | practical demolition of Fori Sumpjer, ns < aaywos-uw , ..... . ,■ tbe result of-'dtir seven days' lombard- < ment of that ^rOrk, during tWM ' fla^s “f ‘•2. 1 hat we wish to return »g»ln to alle­ tMVERSAL (I.OTBBS VKIK03: which, n powerful North East storm giance । in the Federal R-irehimcnt; and most aerinusly ditnmtebed the orctiracy Ibecome loyal citizens, that law and order and effect of our fire. Fort Sumpter is imay., be restored before ws enu (*k to daV shapeless, harmless mas* of ruins. Ifor ur expect protection to perarmd Lr FOR My Chief of Artfllsry.CUl. J. M. Turtter, property. ; IT3W.F EVEBV YI report* Its destruction *o . fim complete ‘ 3. That at as early a period as is that it Is no longer of iuif lysil bif th* :Cractirable we Would Jfak.thM the Bt/’e defense of Charleston. Healso itej-»'ihat e reorganized, and be allowed to vifte by a longer fire it eould Im ’Itisde more ; ifw loyal men for Governor, members <>1 completely a ruin end's mas* of broken Congreas 1 nnd the Genera! Assembly of masonry, but it eould acaroelj be more 1 the Statrz3f 1! . pow erica* for the defence </f the bprbb'r., The ngmqa of upp.hu^reJ and hwOur batteries were located at distance* teen dtizvn* arawhwtived to ihi* paper?' •aryipgt between 8330 and 4840 yard* from the work, and now rehteia ss effici­ SO WKI ent as ever. I deem it unnecessary at of three hnndtyfsquire rnftre. The irfnth present to contlnus their Shi' upon tbe erlv Iln^lhommjjtj^iW, (writty-hi.e, ruins ofSumptcr. I have alio by great UW ittid tmd,rr ; heavy fire from James Island. Hitablished batteriea uo my left widi^’CflittHve range of ibe heapt of Charleston,'itod fia reopen­ ed upbnAhem, after ’gtvimr’Qeh?1 Beaure­ R.dkMetWvAWniOWT, gard due notice otntf WhUon to’do aa My hotHlretion » Ud sjflrasi the capture of the rebel ram, Atlanta.— He was lorbd with singular affsetton bv tbe whole Navy. ' bolding; tbir^j rather l*t<^.and we hope nil the ub I U.. WM . U» rerely. We should presume ful j>f the growing buckwheat j| cvred.^i our flag t^aac* o'er Forts Sumter and TUB COMFE8SIOKB AKD EXFEBlEXfB }Vagr-er. ’ Baltimore, Aug. 31.—The Richm-r.d Enquirer of Saturday rays: "Tbe War Departmrnt has nothing Inter fi-m Cballretou tlsump tnlnM night. It fa understood tint Sumter, though aeraoualy -r-__ - ------brkached, «si|| not. be r73r abandoned. Beauregard exprewtean determination to h’<ld • - -a-*-*-—----- -* «• t_.i—— c. :.—_ he'done by erecting tem|fl»r»ry Mhifka TO SEftYOUS gCFFEKKfcl OF BOTH SEEK*. lions. Thw enemy* fire is divided l>etwren Sumter and Wagner. The bum bardmrnt is progressing ehrwly.” Philsdelplu.t, ' Aug. 39.—Charleston papers of last Mlmday gives particulars ■ >f the bombardiiM-ut of the city by Gil more. Out <-f tblrtkrii alirlle fired, t a rive, K inch. Ml to the cJty. Tbv firing - cannot fill to have noticed the intereating ■proceeding^ df 'the ’Board of Regent*, which have appeared in our columns, it ■wffl'beaeeh that some‘radical and impotmat change* in the affaire of the Uni‘ vereity are being made. The old Board, whoso successor* are already chosen, is doing a great deal of work, more, wc fear, than the health of the reapeeilve members can aafely endure. Profoundly *o!idton* that there most indostrions and. perttaa’dotte guardian* at onr educational inter­ : este'may be spared for future services, and that their faculties may remain un­ impaired, we suggest that they leave .'Some of those onerous dutle* which have dragged Utem Into a special session, for eron and Charles T. Gorban/w^pt added shot down. , AB ibe hotels were destroyed except 'ths new Board. 'No maudlin eonsidcra- to tbe Content toe., •tlon for the welfare of those gentlemen On mitlon adjourned to meet next the City Hotel. Tbe joss In. cash is esti­ sbdhid induce them to overwork them­ Monday evening, at the Court House. mated at •250,000, and in property and ispja »2,000,000,000, This U low renogb Selves as th<^ are now doing. • sWmale. OsrFlaaibeFta«»rAll. :Tbo number of bodies recovered up to ' .133“ The "Stonewall Jackson" monuTbe colored laborers oo Fort Na i of ite litre we left, waa'YtS; of wbiA about thent' io England is to be of marble, not ‘ofgHiutte. pfherote size, to coal- •7,500, the fortifieslioo* about Baltimore, ■wish­ ab^rereburned, ac badty as to render raret of which ft already subscribed.' Il ing to crown the labor oflhetr bands with recognition impossible. There' were ; a 4* not intended that the subscriptions to tbe flag of thsit- oouutry,' purchased one largo number of strangers in town, nnd ' the statue should Imply an opinion on the to be presented for that purprse. The when the entire loss Is ascertained^ we lallttn, an<) »hy rejoinder, hare’tfee'n trans Ihsrita of the American struggle. The presentation was made July -20th. We think1 It wiH retch ISO killed. Many 'dtlttedto'tM.iifwy bead qijartrr*. 1 The •aftjpittoeMy‘“tl>ey wjll be taken solely quote s portion of lbs apasch of Cd. Don were doubtless killed by the rebel’pickcta projectiles from »n v Utterfes etife'r.’ffthr city and Gy> Bvaurogard himiieir dtAig’and simply re a recognition of Live rare Prntt, Chief of Gan. Schenck’* Staff fa ac­ nates iheni A4ib^ m'»wl Wimth'ii nil*. Francs , .. ; . personal merit of Gen. Jackson.” . The cepting tbe gift. . "la ,tha name of .the Eighth Array •Tfea evertkcd tn War. ’ ' ' '■ JW »r«>r cwr.t Ajjjftw. -tfc,'3fo iivmSKjtUK&K 1 Ths death oTCapt. Georgs W. Corps of the Middle DeparUnrot 1 aocspt Ro-lgrrs, in the attack on Fort Wagner, a in w.r.u.kmt nrB^ .Ute greatest Englishman of die 17th cen- this beautiful .flag, purchased with the JBlh inst; it a Natfonarmisfortune. He ter,taken at 12 n<H>n, turv.lio never been acknowledged by hard aarainge of.the workmen, to adorn ......... --was ’the' oabbbe of that exftmtry. In tbe abape .tbs fort their hard labor reacted. • ’was one of the most able, herofeand pat­ before we ct-ssed “ ' 'i r- >• -•■& foci deeply that ibis fa no ordinary riotic of our Naval officers, posaeming tha tfinanJlttild. '■of < monument or'’inscription.. But the .hniifd'ounfWencs of all wbui knew mm. , ' Very respectfully, ’ ‘ ■^firfldw foifltig’’ of despots Inspires them preeeQtelfon; Given and accepted a* the diatnlBMIuttt > batioar is, Ijraean opiMih i» -U>e history Enny In Ute war fiis was detailed for ser. ■ ! vies on lbs T*‘than be his gndfiydistinguished bfmaelf ' ' A "Pile” or Puna Momey CaxwalA•ratfrna <wt tbe Southern dMist ’ ll Bill be wkkoHie news to our heroin be that and the amblsrn of humanity a* 'wary aaaradtStor&oflhaff-tftuwlr* J 0.7 Psovoer Miuiul'i t*"1 Fn*f*ffla* it Riot," probe* deep for the troecan•ouvrer l«f th* Uts-viot 'Thoprerent I ber is full of interest and instruct »’®uwtr’s liar’s B«mt for Sept I ba*'been on odr table for severaf I It continues !•» maintain its prev I loncretablislu-J reputation for iutaf I matter and artistic skill, which is *‘1 Vrtmmendstfon of the number btf< J^ll. were flosyiblc. to g*»e- . person* mex-nl prebend tbe rale* ofp per* «• caublwhed under thWww rts following statement I* so plain cannel | • -Tbr p<«*tage to regular newspsp i^Urs *s Use than bolf • teal a p payable in advanre at th* vffire of de thus lve”<!*ni* will pay * AretMCe fota>«*r/ P5*r' tri-wrekte, thirty cents for * daily Sq-ilssi'iha poitage OT» a daily p» I onlyJl^Oa ^rer.paid^Mrteny infir ttfD aw tjLrfyo. 0«»m* him for sotted"*. >ad it’ men. will CAM PHOTOGHAPHS Paci E«q . of HicMstid, sheaved * washed woofSWm w* ,hree ind .store anoerw profitable i .MfiaasiuwaB'— -jt or ui ty. WhMoorl ▼IKWH- rnCoLir I*»* EL Walk ar. a / �ni'f' Orrnt. ^M:>^aV-.7.frW.6' NightKxpsns.y....,.... .jfoao A.M. Blpb. T*AMtS BASTWAkS. GOODS! to b.^ UdUw Government i. bnildiug it it tasdltartta «U R. J. GRANT! DRYGOODS snolher fort yrpl golita. above Fort Bichmond. We also vlelted Sandy Hook and found tbe Woodland S’ boy. all well except three or four. Chaa. Dewy I. tho only one UfU I. confined tu r Jstiitku Q7AIE OF MICHIGAN, J .. £7 Barry Coontv, [ -OS SALE, ' ' —I CAN BELLK­ Probate toori the hospital. The Government is slso building a iriry Strung fort at Sandy Hook. (laaling., Ukh. GREAT REDUCTION IN PiHCtSl SSmss? Fm. Rk*m«x, h, It I. a ,rtj „n,0< Tb,r. are. uwnbor of 4*0 ponder,, rao.BUd ta this fort, weighing HOMO pounds. Tbo NI«ktNx}s«s4-.. ;t. .LUA g. AS IsOW AS THE LOWEST, The officers informed us that the men had improved in health yary much since IN MT LINE OF TRADE i they arrived here. ■ They were complete­ ly wornout by their forced marches, and Come and See I! IFGIR 1BXAOT W. W« also visited tho Hart­ ____lying ford and_________________ Richmond. They___ arei now Bran, iim. b«k.b€.L,..l ^J^Breokljo N..» Yird umUrsoin. WE STONE & HYATjT . Esuar.—Traverse Phillipa, A. J. Rus’1 JUST RECEIVED DIRECT Bailey will males valiant and efbeient Bo no one need hesitate total! into the ranks and fill up our quota. officer*. . AoHfOcLTt-RM. Soctrrr Mumito.— We notice a call for a spcciarmeeling of tbe •■fficere <4 lhe Barry couuty Agricul­ tural Socjcty, tu be hold al the Court Houne, in this village un Monday next, the Ttii Inst, “to’ elect officers and make bolding; tbwr^ppunl Fair." This ia a good mNse, timugh rather lat«^,and we hope allene‘old Offi arcangemeuts f..r •are will be present. i-X3-1-TC ' Tire CoNTitonrrAL for1 Sepetmber (s received, ’Dy firel prlicle' ••Southern Hate’<J$iew England, sIhmiIJ he care­ fully read by uV<+yk<dy. “WMngfor Nrwe," is * touching little poem that ex­ presses, the fcclingv*'f many s ..*q*ry -watcher. "Early History .of- Printing SpB jh^?<ew>t>frjisr. Pr<i«,'ln. Boaton Mid CHEAPER THAX THE CHEAPEST Their IMMENSE STOCK of eighteen hundred tnna. She will carry four gui>a, the calibre of whirh will prob­ :: SHERMANC. 9SS5B _ Rxv. Da. Loan, Ex-President of Dart­ mouth College, hsd one advantageJn his connection with that institution not to be lightly estcomed—the chance to educate his eight son*, all'of whom are graduate* at Dartmouth. Probably there is not another Instance on recordin thia country where eight Lrolhura graduated from one College. There are eight Fessenden bro ther«, of whom Senator Fessenden .of Maine h the oldest; all graduates, but not from the same inslltntion. by the Jodre 0 thrrr and 8t le at 1‘ublic a ring deacribcd Rm) rotate lyiag and being li *«r il—. ia «it ■ GROCERIES JST These Goods hire bee■ pur­ chased since lhe great decline in prl ces in Sew Terk, and will be sold to satisfy the Purchaser. Battle Creek, May IS, 1863. 3m WILCOX & GIBBS’ sswssca sacssss. Th" Wrtct’X i Ginns Setting Machine is Cut best Machine without reyard to pries, llyscwiax, Uraldtnx, . UcBuntnr, FelUag, TuelduK, Cording m a fl»t. even, and tlaaUeorsra, which ia “ Jo&TH. VAN BRUNT. Admtuiatrirtor. MADE ^DVERTIS^MENT. OTY hamwahe store. ^TIN.’SHEET-IRON AND C0PE8R WDRKH,, U l I-I I Mrs. Parting ton prailr vhortm, the avenvje dnrattor. ^Vimaa liij. Th« vast importance of these convi.lirationv Iim led o» to spend yean in perfoettoc s terasdv which iv odequsto tu its rers. This CARPETS We have every kind of goods, such an ■ of land morv jsatfrifeiwiBat1 h‘" master. BOOTS & SHOES. ^’KEDU’DED JMCE3. thirty-roveo llxriao been calfed upon to uxaniine 1.1 ■ — 1 . or redpe — — — A.a 1 k. abovb Rita toe formula for the Bit­ OX MONROE STREET IN THIS CITY. ters, which has been given to mo by the Inventor. I take pleaaune iu staling to tbe And eordianr Inrita my oto cMtomra »<> prshend lhe rate, yf p1StagBp|»«p> public, that they are well known .tn' tlje pftra as csubliihed under thRew Iaw.-tmrdica! profession as pvisseasing proper­ Tbs A llowing statement ie so plain that it ties purely tonic, and lhe combination is well calculated, and especially adapted BUILDING HARDWARE^AND MBCHANIC15 eannoy^f^ygiNnd<x»V,<,A J. ’ -Thr postage to regular .newspaper atab- to that claw of dtareasea arising from a Having outdo amncesianM with manat* taro r» acribsri <>. I— than half a •'PM**— disordered condition of tbo hepatic func­ Wtdotoera. lamprtpArtdio tions, or general &»an|pm«p ufiUte,ii»pM,hl* I, wlv.nw .1 lb. '***« of***1’—?■ er. so common in the malariqus di-tneta WHOLESALE TO COUNTRY MERCHAMTS, Wu. .in p., a™. m-jiS. of the West and South. They oqtaatn n t-ww Ibr >:ww*tr p*rr- “!* *'• larger proportion of tonic ingredient* irb—bk, Wirt. rt«. fee • *‘»r Wf- than any other Ritters that bavs bsen < LOWEST CASH MARKET VALUE. B.. > submitted to:ins for chtmlcal examina­ ld«altarr>yta tion. I bespeak for them a wide 'spread ^"T -o-*-* eordlsTlj ibmtnend them few desultory rimMrFa,*’ AutAXAC, v.hk-li i< turalAcd to iho dnigjuU ttal iubtrf rcultJ than ere, brellfcy eoarthtr- ■BWJ3 & SEDIE?, ADMINISTRATORS SALE. “The Great CJkNTOV 6KB ITS Which we offer at & C- FR1NDI-E. Riot," probes deep for-the true cause *and *a,it were possible. M* 4 ausurAcre san abti cixs, V • CoojOBUr.n bMd. - . I. r_ ro‘q'tr‘tr<n ot rt« rcp«>’:n~ exteitaire .L■*■------- L. I„. cauve. it i» « very different tneda «’,cr whiUi Im’ ken before tbe ht won: effertaal than any «J ever Leva r^xdtUe to them. A CHERRY PECTORAL, Tho World's Great Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con­ sumption, and for tho roUat^. of Consumptive potianU ..-m­ in tuivaacod stngoe of the disoaae. - Clothing. and. for Family r any eoaapartaoo AND Maeliinea. Light sad tla Roberts A SttftMr. Martin. Vrnn-intrille. Btwlly A Co.. Detroit DRY GOODS! Uptake.Irriap WBoiaaata by remad. unity cMcdiioo than sny no exhiMtloo.,'-7»«>«J- RESOLUTION DY TUR BOARD W SUFER■a/mMW* EcAMitoin r«p>rt qf I8M. I VISORS. of'every description ' . ' Don't fcinjrt»»5' HARDWIREJ pwi*M« in oni "Tbtteeaii «ro •*Aw**"*?;’1 ••GrsadBapldAlilyl»«.l««i' WARCLAIM -SiredbyauM \fr“yL A . .Tbs Bnto.ig«»d ‘“±* '~ g wwwyJ’Vh UaMj^ally ;'Low! .« i: V,> t i*t \y boat. Com, Oats, Bu ff ALL KINDS O* JOB PBJSTDfG, DR ▲. P. DRAKE, ^^Ifbactical Which I dfa anxious to sell, and WILL BELL, »t»H* I never knew • Ih'aucli east*.' blood/parge oat tho canxs of rigoroai bcJlh will follow.* Bv ia papliar virtito. thi* rrtnedy Mimuhtei tho nt»1 fane- ■“ ,>0U/iirS^ii’n° ™”TL’ CITY qabdwaae svobe, core him. .irk.llo cure, ii Imjnadc cl diwutcs ; Klag'a Eru oy tiler SwnUiaga, Turnon. &uptiom. Pimples Blotchox aad Sores, Ervlipjlas. Rose or St Authouy'a Fire, Bui Rnoum. Scald Head, Courts from tabcrcnloas dcpoiit: in tho ltmg«, White Sweliingi. Debility, Drop^, floiiralyk, Dysnepna or Indigestion, Syphilis slm ByphuitiJ Infections, MereunaJ DUetrns, Female Wcakncisn, and. indeed;Tha whois Groceries, |4p“ Tlte Ex Secretary ofibs Treasury Howell G'bb of Georgia, who was report­ ed killed at the battle of Antietam, ia ac­ cording to relvel papers.* alive and well. He lias been stationed in Florida for the last Jtjar. but was at Macon, Ga., a week or tw o tinea on his w ay to Columbus, Ga.r to Duunie command. A wish was ex­ dsji of H«pl*tnb«r o«n, nt Ito •'clvak.ln tbe fort Boon, bc»«*icr.«d fortho twariagof Midmtitloi pressed by the inti federates to transfer him to a high civil truat, but he replied that he preiered to remain'io hispraaent military position. He is not of much boOefit'to the cause he serves, sny^way, lllonar ns is proved by his obscurity for a yetr past. I't-KNIXO TUB Tablsw—Tho Steamer Bermuda, built in Englandfor the purpose of running the blockade, and aubsequant•ourtte'uf th| latgtiodb-* YhopresenVnum­ ly captured by the federal Beet, has gone ber Is full oYinlereet and instruction. ' So Charleston harbor to participate in the attack oh-Furt Sumpter. She now car­ . Gcuxr's LaBt’s. Boom for September riot some batvy guns, and her decks and holds arc filled with tba cargo destined • i‘i,. 'i nJir.ly for Pharleston Charleston and Sumpter, to Ui be ...Ji.-iy E.r It continues lo maintain its pradoyi ' ■. ■ landed land.d in coeknia copious doses doses by Admiral Dahl* Dahl­ Ii>ng«atablisii*-d reputation fur iotofeeting 1 gren ir/jm iiia 15-inch guns. It will not matter and artistic skill, which is as great MEH-e with rebel atomaehs to take the otmmendatian <*Tlb* number before us> h.-.r*h niedicetio they had prepared for DRY GOODS, A large stock of ii. n.s: , U>« north door of thv p of llirtlugs Io tbs ic nf Afichigvn, all «.f New Yorl7’ >’ iiitcrmiiog- F R p JI 350 fret, breadth 52 feetJO Inches, depth of hold 14 foetO inches. Her tonage ia and C. A. Bailey b%v« fypmrity to ably be 200 and 400 pounds. Tbe tim­ rabro a company for the JOth Cavalry.— | bers on her aides uro said In he seven Tho Iron plates have not Now kt <>ur citixena rally, and'avoid the feet thickl draft. Mr. Phillipa is an vxperirnccd. been put on her yet, and kmiwn to be n humane ofiverr and careful of ids nt.cn, Mr. Kota and Mr. HVAE Ihn afflrtinr dlstCWMr ARE JfOW RECEIVERQ e.yen eanvitl aorno localities anffi red ;se­ repairs. They bear the marks of many verely. We should presume full one a shot, Tho hull of the Richmond waj, haij^tbe growing. buck when Ip.^ia consldar^ly damaged. eeetion is- ruined, and one fourth of tkae W a also visited the now monitor, coin badly damaged. Forlohately old Mianlunomah. Her extreme length is W<'d#prvdati<4»‘t werewnl univerwa). Wilk fettle, foe Aw'» UmwllU Fsost.—Sunday morning, brought to needed rest. L..A-.1. -.L'... ...^ aadft.^i LATEST3'^ COMS AM) W WE gsstitodM —n dejttot , AIX �^grioltnntl Jims. jrinafflsji?:' _ -------- --------—.Having bored a lx>ls near Urn top of the hive, it wan lbw inverted and an empty box of •*“ - ------- *----- * —er It. Both are then ty tab into which water ,----------- allowing lima for tbe liquid to pevetrate through the holes but D'B- "BODMK'S ■ftrOOTJ VYTB.vV\RK cm3, gradually out of the tub, tho water escap­ ing through tbo boles by which it entered. The whole operation occupied but a few minutes, and hardly any hues were loot. The abort time aaoaeearily preranted tho honey from beocming die..I red, and as the greater number of tbo cells arc eloeed np, there ia really little danger of such loss being sustained. After the water was drawn It was found t<> be only slightly sweet; tbe comb eooa became dry, and the honey was in no way injured.—Afaino Farmer. "4*sw,.:< INE VTNTB, X»(JD I .<-? t? ,W ■■ Bvood Vylvb ANNUAL TAX SALES. Anrnoe Ostaart’e Omen, Lansing. Mkb-.Wyl. 1MX eseh cf the followlsg desertbrd sef Il Ulf'Meili I fa lbs Coat gartiBM 3Bnin fave teem iatredaosd to the pwbUe fa, sort ft s a IM FWUMUD EVEBT WEDNgSB av |aabSroa, ussmt colntt, arc I is is Ui arsvaad *5 eon is for «*eh subtagnvot I 9too. gllbiraldiseoanttoyeutj'Mvemi I860. □ewteDrr Sweet Cera. When the corn is in good condition for eating, the grains being fully grown, boil a quantity of ears just enough to cook tbo starch, and let them cool and dry a few boors, and then shell or cut off the grains and spread them in the sun till dried. Tbe best way to dry the corn ia to nail a piece two feet wide snd five feel long, will be of convenient six* to handle. If the corn is spread thinly upon tbe doth it will dry quickly, without souring. It should bo cuverd with a place of niusquetoa netting to keep off tbe flies. Another person gives the follow ing directions fur drying sweat corn: “As ebon as tho corn la fit for lhe table, busk and spread the ears in an open oven or some quickly drying place. VVhen tbe kernels looeeu shell tbe corn, nr shell as soon as you can. Then spread upon a cloth to dry in the sun, or on paper in a warm oven; stir often that it may dry quickly and not overheat. It more resembles the tmdried by its being whole, is sweeter, and retains more of its natural flavor by drying faster. Wholly I dried expose it to tbe wind by taming it slowly from dish to dish ; the'wind blows ] off tbe troublesome white chafT’ Another plan has been highly recom­ mended, and a machine to facilitate the operation. This ia to bore out the pith of the cub, and then completely dry tbu corn on lhe rob, sod keep it there till wanted for the t^ble, when it may be boil ed as it grew, or shelled first. Potsox AtmDOTL—A farmer KW. C^vt-wX.'t^. The peculiarity of tho gastings’ bnsiutss girtci ■ft\.oo4 *Van^u.« <m\A Vv\\w w^cfawfl^U MU HI1U » Town 2 North of Bang* « West. nwXofnw^M 40 I 03 79 » Town 3 Nonh of Bangs 8 West »«»(nag • MM- U HIT? t n wtK«f • X44 77 IT OT 4 fT ft Town 4 North ot Range B West. eKotaoX 7 60 SWIM ft Town 4 North of Range 9 West • X »f • • X M *> 4 M 1 13 ft is that they strike al the mat of Dfasase, by eradioataag every particle of imparity "BYooii, for lhe life nod health of the body depends upon the parity of tbr blood. □ ROCERB. 1862. Birofull*, Bkin (piaoaooa, Salt ffhoum, Jpirumetiam, Bick Hnd&At, Livar Complaint, F»W a.n.1~flgut, G>y»w<>?. .. “ jK0* * }J "w tf »• s w Vof u w J J X g 5*.¥iz 5? MysQslN., D ■Sf!‘'k'e.'uAwi.*F a.X-uW. r* Tumors, Eruptions, FlU, ifcrqfuious Conoiunption, sts. IS BALER IN RBOCERIE*. peer do- s. BlsK biK^r. lard. wirk. c/bfouia srrtmsst of Frov1 II I OK per*'n writes, her daughter »u effft f flea ot nine yean* standing, and St Vitus' snoe of two rears. AIOTHE& writes, bis son was eared lh« Hutia<s Howl ROBERTS & KTRIKEK, Udbmok-s Sew'Block. Hastings, ******ri^WXO^t.. ' •Wei.zl-t I I * AixnV. wiR says that he knows whereof be speaks gives the following informolion of> cerCases inoumembfa of Drspetwfa and Liver Complaint could be mentioned io which the Punier and Pffla easy reach ot most families. It seems Incredible that such a specific should be unknown to skillful pbysii-inns, and we give the assertion therefore, without any vouch for its truth : Il is now over twenty years since I learned that sweet oil wonld cure lhe bile ot the rattlesnake, not know ing that ilwould cure any other poison.— Practice observation and^Cperieoce have taught me that it will cure poison of any kind, both on man and beast. 1 think no farmer should be without a bottle of it in i his hnuse. The patient must take a spoonful »f it internally and bathe the wound for a cure, f To cure a horse taken eight times as much *»' •< does a man.~ Here let me say, of one of lhe extrrmest cases of a snake bite in thia neighborhood, eleven years ago this summer, yrbere the case.had been over thirty years standing, and tha patient given up by his physici­ ans. I beard of it, carried the oil, gave him one spoonful, which created a cure.— It is an antidote for arsenic and strychnine, it will cure bloat in entile, caused by eating too freely of fresh clover; It will 'cure the sting of bees, spiders or any Ineecta;-and it will also cure perapns who have been poisoned by a fow rotming vine iumeadows, called ivy.— Fef/ry Gleaner. 'Workt\\ke a CXuvcwu *&VocA VAX% are lhe m<wt active and thorr-ogh pills that hare over been introduced. They act ae dlrvctlv upon tbe IJrrr. axeU- img lte» oqma to - ~------------ —- IAkmlt VAX, which, ia conjunction with the AVkooA Vum\^u,v, Oolie (Pains, Cholera J^orlni, ImUgntion, Pain in tho gowtle. (jdrinoaa, ate. JOHN ItOBEBTX, ---------- b . u.iTaaSsr. '’ Try the** medicines, and you wiH nrr. Ask year neighbors, wbo hate need them, and they will eey they us 'NitAtcvcvtK, sadj^M try «.«. before going for . P ot Almanac of my loeal scent, endwad the certificates, and if yes base ever deoUad you will . "BoVlYA. V.O TOLOTt. ”r'~ Uirest A BI KBOVS I Ketaaasoo. Mirtigsa. He drank some .... ..... Afrfoa without its barb* been boifod: tbe mioato invisible [JW- r, .U- -i-m,--! werc coavetod to bis J. C. Be FOR SALE BY ■are labeled in tbe nuraery, the wire by which thn tag Is attached, ie usually bound closely around a limb or tha body of the tree. - Ifit was nut fooeened at the time of planting, it in probable that tho growth . of the tree has caused the wire to become eo ththtss to seriously interfare.with tbo health of the tree. We hare frequently aam yuong trees with tbe copper wire of the label completely imbedded in the bark. 'Ttetromrshunld ta looked over to see that no Injury results from this cause. Where eery small wire is used, the expansion ol the tree breaks it, and jgSTABUSHED rao. PETER LOR1LLARD, CMDULsM Notary PtibV I £e«t Uo«*r- R-lfi ;',s5”*S’2?^ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-09-09.pdf efc04f7feb3167fd87767959f95e5b0e PDF Text Text €|ir Dmtr, .rmiWW WIWBp^T. HWfraa, pawl, coojtt, urcmoAH rlaa Mosul* will I AT TUB fir.i.arupS cyan foe «^>h snUaqusat Hastings STORE!!! DRUG ■ ■ ■ - ■ ■ Roberts & Striker, ■ I “J lore you still.” »be sofaj »lghed •. . Hastings' ^tusinrss Jtinrtorj. JEST DECEIVED new and most complete assortment of Lr «roekery,Ac. Stale st.at the posialtcf. DBOGS AND MEDICINES, I rfChcanicalt, Paints, Oils, Cam ' TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL SJistdlatj. KARON ALLER, KALKR IX GROCERIES, prorisUns, pr du •, fiiah. butler. Iar4. pork, and grain all kind AIm Uy« candle*, etc ,«lc. Store Csb*a^-1it ^<Kkst*”*. Itaatingr. Mich. ms D ,J - AW LEY, ONLY ONE FAULT. 1ST FOR MEtHAXICAL AND MEDICINAL PURPOSES,ONLTjftl EALER io al! kinds of Family Qrocerie Sfofi isd Woaiaa.-ware, and a K^ner.l a kt_ 0..KII D ROBERTS 4c STRIKER, GROCERIES! lad'foocy article*.' Store io _ t. J*:—., lli.k TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; 'WEEZE!' A AI.LEjf. «rnT3iafflT And Cooking Extracts, reclo«urv» of tn T««p«. Ac- " *»• hl >11*11 A to all calls fa Uw l'.»e oflhlnr profe* I hu.mere. TUSTICE OF TUB PEACE, WH! attend to the PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EX- MOST POPULAR I. A. HOLBROOK, PATENT-MEDICINES A TTORXEY «udC«SS»riorat fow, I ------- 1..n-------—---------------------- JOHN ROBERTS, |)!JYBIC!AN sndSurjevn. DwellingonBrvsJ " ■......... / We would r»»pccifullr uaouuce to tire citltec* of M**lluw-» and newily, that we Intend to MiicrenunnKia our naw or irsne u ci>r*p ««oin be bosght atasy jrlsc*. Gue «a a call and jodge fur jourscire*. We Intend lo sell iTiTrEA'P HYSICIAN. 8URGI0* •»! Scorer Smith’s DrcxSl*™Go«!y«r Bhxk P MjlR (HABIB or Ready Pay, only. * HpeeUI allantion will ba paid to COMPOUNDIXd and puttiag up FKElWRIPTIOXS; and aujr use purahaiiDK BMdlelnaa of ua caa rely apno Ibeir bring .AXOTW O-Ejni kJ XJbJ JbJ_ ROBERTS A STRIKER. Il*m«aa^nril-2L ISfia. asssis: Olfiea. with T>'v>vasa'e ©is Loxaox Docs Oss, for mrdicin JD <■ purposes, for sale by R. A 8. JJEW HARNESS SHOP. , tsirtM a blrrofs ATTORNEYS aad C0UXHKI.L0U3 AT LAW Solictor, .u CMaiKcQ. The attetRion of the pobtlo le tnvitrei to N.wlHsmaMRbap of R. I. G001YEAB, ,. New Harnesses, ■•*•«Cl’C. HOI.BROOK, Are rwrOa»l»d fo b We him a Call before ihcir punfaaca. a* hs is deicruun. Good (jutM] H.P. CHERRY, I TY CLERK «*4 FubUc‘ °^ee H. A. GOODYEAR. “But my dear Flora, you can if you tty." “I don’t want to!” Charles Temple did not make an im mediate reply to thia. Il wax his wife’s only fault, and be could not be harsh.— Hr had been married two year*, and be had found fa Hora a true and faithful companion ; a food and affectionate wife, and a source of much purejuy ar.d blesM^ness. In bar daily Hie she was mild and gratis,,performing her various house­ hold duties with quiet nnd orderly dis­ patch. and preaiding with aerene dignity iu presence of company. And yet she bad llii* one fault. Her husbuud sought to lead her into a fielduf higher intellect, that she might bear Win company in some of his richer feaitla of reason ; but she did not readily follow him. “Flora, to please ine will you not read this easay 1 You will find it v»ry-4wautifal and very valuable. < “I can’t!’’ was her reply half poutingly, and half laughingly. / ’’dfai. my aw eel wife------- ” “There—now don’t! * You know I cjn’i bear such things," Flora cried,break­ ing in upon her husband. He cast a aad. reproachful glance upon her. and when sho saw it she laid bar hand upon his shoulder and looked im­ ploringly up into his face. “Now, Charles, you shouldn't feel so. Don’t I try to pleaso you, and to make you happy, by every means within my power t" “All but this, Flora—all But this. If you would only please me in this—If you 'would only please rnchere------- ’’ “You would have me able to converse with your old college frirhds, I suppose!" “1 would have you convert* uddep slandingiy upon all topics befiling your station, my hive.”— “Well—It’s W> use, Chsrles, I can't study thofitixlfy theme*. 1 am jtrsi a* you took me. I laVo* you very nitich. and I want to mako you happy ; and If you luve ma os I think yon du, you can overlook this one liltlo fault. Have I any either fault you with tocurw.V/ “No Flora—only thia one." “Then/’ cried the young wife, slipping her arm about her husband's neck, “only think bow foolish II Is, for you to make yourself unhappy for so slight a chose. Perhaps it fa's fault of mine, but I can't help it. Indeed, yoo ought to be very thnnkfulithsl I hav.lio wortc ones.’’ “1 do, Flora—1 do,. moat assured!} ." “Thon kisa me, and say hq-iRure about It flWyr-n..- ' ku»l v> »■ » Baby.. Bc,a .good, Charb«, and come home early to auppm.". | .n-J u . How could he be offended with such • lo,!3Uc™«r.t H. «,M noL And ycthe wished she were dif­ ferent Id Ilfat ontft&rtg.' Her on Willing- work'tW&ht^ EX HX8TOCGS. Sany eeantr. Mich. MW boMtafcap .talrs, Iff dear. THIS GALLERY "But do you mean to say that the sim pjb flatU-uing of that one llt<lo string throws the whole iMkrainent out of tone T said the young man} snapping the 'offend­ ing wire tilth bls Ifager. “Most certainly it docs,” tho wife an­ swered. “The wfccfie harp might jpst a* well bo shattered m far as tho tutiefal ’•ll is vwy wonderful,” said Charles. -Whatla wonderfall” asked Flora, looking up into hit fa«. “That one liUlo fault should create snth palpable result of evil.” ’’I don't —anything •<> very wonder, farhboutit," pursued the wife. “A dis­ cord is a discord, let It be great or small; and when the harmony is once broken it «<■ harmony no more.” /■ ‘Ivie vary wonderful,’ repeated Charles. “But I hope you understknd II now.1? “Yes, Flora, Y-thiak I do. I sec that the piano mo«t depand, for (perfect bar-, mony, upon very atnall thing*. I under­ stand that even cme little fault can des* stroy ail its umefaf power, and throw 11 human btkrt iilsif Whscsnipe ibis fa. htrament Is" of Domestic Life. Upon Flor* started tu» these, words fell upon -hot reach het* “J listen long enou ’ ChaHea'TejftpWi Mra. time after bit ‘I understand you now,' yhc whispered, yiag her, bead upon his bcorn. *• wliat iluypu understand f’ b* naked, injing'Iiih arm about her. W. 5.1' , ■•YpT/h«iiAi/hat <riMi alight fault ..’ ■ CtAr BAK, PRACTICAL DENTIST, u.1. .sbdlc ItWai ed upon it a* a’ didherbMtto ^etST~S *a...nr««*har*ek. and pressed bls finger upon hit birow. He had an idea. It was a curious thought, upon her husband's knso, Mid promised but be' drtarmined to carry ft out. He him that she would suite to overcome slipped quletly.wp stairs and got a pair of the one fsult that had troubled him. plnuhera.and wen he returned and opened And she did overcome ft; and she was amply repaid for all her trooble. It brought joy to herself at well as to her away op In (ha sixth octave, he let It husband. S ba overcame the fault, and down just about half a tons. When ho the domestic harmony was perfect; and had done this he shut up the instrument, she never forgot the lesson she bad thus received. She had learned bow slight a and went away to his store. . In thg evening Charles came home ear­ thing could throw the music of the fire ly, as his wife had bidden him, and after side into jarring discord, aad •Tfif after lea they repaired to tbs parlor. For an she was watchful that not aven tho amalboor dr more they conversed opon vari­ leal of the domestic harp airings should ous topics, end then tho young man asked bis companion to sing to him one of the songs ho loved ao well. She gave him a . RXCUABJMOX THE SPY. kies, and when he hnd opened lbs piano, she eeated herself al the inatrurnent. She playfid a simple prelude, And then com­ menced the song. It waa a tweet, plain­ tive, thing, full of soul and feeling, and she sang it with tender, touching pathos. this city sends os the filllowing particu­ But she waa not to finish. Right in tho lars of the operations nf Richardton, the middle of one of the moet delicate pas­ rebel apy, who was' captured and hung sages she suddenly stopped nnd a qulek a«*netlm« since io Frederick Qty, Maryshudder, as though something grated ' harshly and painfully upon her feelings, language: ebook her frame. “1 knew this Richardson from the very “What Is the matter 1” asked Charles, beginning of the war. When we were professing much surprise. first ordered on to Baltimore be came “Mercy I” cried Flora, with another shudder, “what a horrible discord! Binging songs and selling them. Ik was Didn't you hear lt1” a man of about fifty years of age, with a “1 noticed that you stopped. But long light-colored beard, very intellectual where was tho discord 1” looking, and with a soft, pleasant, voice “Why—something must be the matter with the piano. Just wait a moment.” Thus speaking Flora ran her fingers and having an excellent voice ho used to over the keys, and iu a very few moments delight the soldiers with his songs. she found the discordant note. Her rar “On Sundays he distributed tracts, and was very sensitive, and the jar of the I recollect one day talking to him about faulty member really tortured hor. them. He was an excellent draughtsman, “Only hear that!” *!>o said and got up an engraving of our fort on “Are there any more notes out of the Federal HlUf of which 1 nave some copies. way ?” asked Charles. He was inand out of all tho camps con­ Sho ran the rest uf keys over, and pro stantly, and was rather fond of asking nounccd them all perfect. questions. Tlie reason bo gave for this “Let ua look in and find the string,” was that he was getting up a history of fursued the husband, at tho ajino time (ting the tup of the instrument back. “Inere it is,” said Flora, touching the Frederick Qty. His questions appeared key very lightly, and pointing to the vi­ to he rather too systematic and pointed. brating wire. He was arrested on thi, account by three “What!'* exclaimed Charles, “and different parties, but gave such plausible must you stop your sweet sung for so excuses to the fir;t two that they let him nligLl a thing as that! Come—go uu and co. Gen. Slucum was In command at fini*h~ iL”Frederick Qty. and ao strong waa the “Finish it! Are you craxy 1” suspicion excited acainal him, both by Only I want his questions on tills occasion and bv “Nvt quite, my love. you to sing to me tho rest of the song.” the circumstances reported by many auL “But how can 1 sing and play with diers who had for some time suspected such an fibominabh>’di»cord 1” him, that it waa determined to try to “Why," urged the husband soberly ftice some confussion out of him. and earnestly, “you do ftot mean to tell “He was put upon a burse with his me ilia: the simple stretch uf that one arms pinioned behind him and a rope little string can mifae such trouble. Just around hrs n«k. The horse ws> led un­ look in here. Seo how many other der a tree, and the end uf the rops thrown strings there are—how many larger, and over a branch. The rope was pulled longer and heavier. It cannot be that tight and the horse driven from under this one poor little thing can be of w him. He*«as allowed to hang thirty much account." seconds, and ;heu let down. When “Merqj- on me, Charles ! 1 thought brought to he refused to answer any ques­ you "knew more about music than that," tions. He was hung up again, and when revived a second time, lie answered some returned Flora, almost indignantly. .ur^.h. «o=H •Irfvp u> &sNot long sloes, 71a Of pears to have been acted upbn*t>y evsraioee. One of lhe etacgwtioM.(fa sobstaace) was that iuanediatcly upon any great disaster, to, or apy great auo-, cem of our firms, they should put forth* feelers, enlarging upon the loss << life, expense, and delay; sboaM ask if thfa cruel war is nave^ to oeaea. Mid ahpulcL hlutan artnUtioa,. with a viow-Xo negoti­ ating for peace on the most magnanimous terms to the secessionists, eapeclally 'If lher were badlr defeated. As the rebelswro now almost crashed. ora at the North will at once act opon this suggestion 'with their, usual unanimi­ ty and energy—that they wft!;averi drop their programme in regard to Cfr** uoo, v Ou so. , . Lest any feebleminded .Union man of the North should be mislead i»y thW,Con­ certed outcry, allow me tu esll the aitentlon of your readers to the following fads: . ;• • ■ - _ . 1. Tho loyal tncn.^fthp Soo.lh.wiml do armistice, coniprumise, or terms ,<»t any sort, and will listen to nOne that wi8 bd devised to screen traitors. : 2. No man that has shown himadf un­ flinchingly true to bls couutryw'l/i [qivi| life, or who baa borne arms in her behalf aaks for or will tolcrate'any thing 'Jot tho sort. “ and always expect td bo foe tho Union, demand that the baave men who are put­ ting down this wicked rebellion, and not the cowards and traltors^who’havc been impeding them, shall be permitted to finish the job, which they arc ityg fair way uf compictlhg in the only way that it ought t.^’0 finished—by force o firm a. ' ' A’TbtIk Tn a ‘Gskudack' Tbadk’at IUcu»“BB. ' —Sergeant Frtrxer. of the 2d Drlqwaro regiment, has recently returned'fAhn Richmond as a psruled prikonerj and gives home interesting facts to the Phila­ delphia Iitqttirer. Hu thus daacribos the greenback trade while ha was io prison: “Every fua.days a man with a heavy beard, who idukod like anojd politlciau, would come over with a basket containing * several hundred dollars’ worth of qenrter dollars and gold pieces, for the purpose _ of exchanging them fur greenbacks. ■ The rales were as follows: Four dullafa in specie for a five dollar greenback, or eighteen dollars in spede for a twenty dollar greenback. He asked*the wan. it wn about Die same price a,, brought io the North. 'Oh,' said he, *JcfT*ki g'liBR up, yon know. pWtty soon, but,* added he, 'you niutn't mind what J say. i I'm one of the Cumniissionera’ Npf. a bfaf of bread or the moat tfifling thing puulduf tbu questions asked. The third hang* be purchased without payment Gelng di-' ing brought a fall confession. He had in nisnded in ‘greenback’ currency. PThe his breast pocket a small brandy flask. excitement about •groMiliaeks^'Wbioh the He told his nptora to unscrew the nietai Richmond Aayforer ertffax red to a .few, bottom -of this, -^fa doing so they found days unoe, docs out begin to di^qrebo a coiiaidcrublwhollow. sin: thia huilow the reality,., bioUibig-bai. ‘grtunlicks,’ ‘greenbacks,* is Ue c^y,'If anjibihg etrt and >» p«rt of t|ie lining of one of his bouts ,thoy found 'jplaos' <?f all our Is oflercdHnj^iyirnlnt* to the pell Iera; work?, very carefully and” beautifully small abop-kM-pers and otbeni with whom drawn, also the cxnc; poyilion aiid num', they bad a chance to deal.” bers of each regimen’-, and c’veh the par­ “Btoodf” as a lirtllsb EjilifieL'* ticular companies detalYqd. for ploknt fiM other service} Tan thousand fire hundred M. D. Conway writes from L^mM dollars in “greenbacks” were found upon that be beard Mr- Bright wy that the him, Weaidua a quantily/iif 'CooredcraU Eagliah people bad, bora greatly demor­ money. Tills was all handed over uxlhe alised by the CdiDcan war, and tbit uu five men who arrested hl&j duublXjjey.could now bo carfi^Uaip war “lie also told them that they would twice as easily a m before.. ...Jlfajpoai^ find in a certain place a mulatto who was lion wgaLragerlyJedM, tg^mfitgn^ bis nephew (he himself was awhitc man.) judges present. \\ Lc;Im»F or/jirt ,tbh hru, His only cither accomplice was his son. tai vein of the ,§qgji*h pwijile bits bojtr He told them that thia negro could guide exasperated by' tfiTtastc of Bussiaa Ucx>4 them.,tp » piece whncrc1 they ppuld cap­ it baa <«ci*y decided existenoe, anditfsfiro ture some two thousand ufStoort> men. ia someidfctiifiHuice-fa that unlpnnal flv Richardton was, it seems, in constant pleUvoof lb. lower cloaeea, bMoboMdla communication with Sfoaijl, and ho, cod- •fiery thing “bloody.” The frequency fessed that ha bad Leea ’ fanurtiingJhe with which lldaAigllfisLuf wools occurs rebels informatlbo all 'through the war'. io any prowd Is amaxing. A man pflfeni VOtyqplafter the.mulatto. He to bet a bloody shilling that jhere will um foilud, .placed escurely on a horse, be.'b bloody .rah) ’lo-morriw) afiifther ««S */®y«L.K™d B* ■«* ■? «sneat to.>itit.tho consequences of playing wMl aiartf And Mr. Dfckao^ false. The expedtyoq was so .fir,*uootr»- noeorel oCa» lariofopwlk party, ful as lo capture autno oF Stuart** tpen. The negro waa retained by Grn. Slocum, and curiaidered By filhFY mosl valuable ogres, would,'to thie of the unam-foeratfa party-also. Bo-tnueb eahcoiuary . Ufa vraa.aem hoarp. To show liow^aWftOwRlctehdaoa him*.If wa» hung. The body rd thia alaqgA s>a FF*°..««xisiupf Ibp remained hanging for tivd days, wboo ft MpniiB’wte wafi eut down and-borted.’ ' “Before he waa ebt down I afiw one that bo most'giro me that blood* ioircr. cavalry inwtfirtde up and attempt to cut eign back, squared off. anil jwWjtbaaiM off* lodkefbwfa with a <te»knife. Not bloody pulicaovan wmo ua’ami *rough* us to your bloody, Honor 1’’ Qj She Is Che flnm-filhfcvr Mid player within: flq tl.0 harmony of my rr- piano. tho wbolrdlrdfi tny Oh, !\ YAye, •wpelllCirB. ;Must It. not bo ON*VULCANITE RUBBER BASE.. if ate wooldmtly »ry V> Improve — I miiM ioaMber iytefe,—If *»• * i -tttn my tf mdul it, re«», •lit «- The CoMtabi* made tbefcrth Ur *» W4«n »poa Ur l*f’. up U well dUust rated by th* Fnparor ofMexco. Maximilfat Uta is brother ofOpcla JrnKpl Ur°' KtUfe* Ah* . �HAsrnres b ' WuttUnau Iu We4»eM»y ,M»ralM. *«K * ministration trakas we do It by rebellion, ure v« um oca ncn ra Gon, and go 'II At Che request c (•atitule will be E< r, 1868, at 2 P.Jt., d weeks. Thia Institute < is sole purpose of fi< thing—tbo berries Wlchlt^n Centra*, BsUirwaJ Kantasfcy. Tbe resell of tbe election in Kentucky, what different from what the Methadt naannaa, Sept. 7th, 1863. ‘ confident that Agreeably to pub!io notice, tho last elected efficera of tbr Barry County Ag-• !y embrace thia opportunity* to barn Un improved methods whieh are no* Uiag rabw .Hh tbiw«i M murderers, not attached to any military them, end bought up all the plants and L. x..l>'<r.!vino them in order to oive them NEW FALL GOODS. Court House in the village of Hastings,' and tho object of the meeting stated by cocan of rxmucriow. / to try to substantiate the charge of Gov­ D. tt Robinaoa, Preside.L Tho course of instruefioo will embrace five hundred and sixty members. It fa now supposed that In two weeks its ranks Ou motion, proceeded to elect officers the following subject a, vizi The Organ­ ernmental interference. But even this will be fult^-wben they will start for unaatiaftotory aolaoe is,not permitted to for the Society, to hold their offices until isation and Government of Schools; Moral Training; Primary Instruction Dixie. thoAprieulhiritt is a large Journal, of32 exert its aoporioc effect upon t!» nerves the next meeting'of the Society, or until and Object Leesons: Drawing; Syntheti­ pages In ersry number, is beautifully tot of Um Copperheads. Figures will not others are chosen, as follows: up and is Illustrated with many pleasing cal Geography and Map Drawing; Phys­ President, Gilbert Striker; Secretary. ical Geography ; Methods io Eletnentary lie; nnd it is these which take away this Bridgeport, Ala, Sept. 4.—Gen. Burn and Instructive Engravings, which are J. M. Nevins; Treasurer, 8. C. Prindle. sod Advanced Reading; inOrtbqgruphy; side telegraphs that he tooh Kingston on alone worth tbo whole cosL Tbe pages in Elementary Grammar and Composi­ the second inau Part, of Minly’a brigade are literally filled with good things— The entire vote of Kentucky, it is true, XXECCTtVX C0MM1TIXK. tion ; In ArlthmcUo; and in Botany and from this army, went into Kingston sim­ plain, prac’tfaaMa, f raliabls information falls somewhat abort of the vote of that THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE Assyria, Richard Joeee; Johnstown, Natural Philosophy. ultaneously with Burnside's army.— up<?n every thing connected with the work State for President In 1860. Tho pres Win. P. Bristol; Barry, L. Polly; Prai­ Burnside soys he met with but little seri­ r.f the.Hotwsnoio, the Gabdbn, and the ent vote of the State, with eleven coun­ rieville, Hiram Lewis; Orangeville, J U. Gaaooar, A. 8. Wslcb, E. L. ous opposition. AU of East Tennessee, Fax*,—Including a very Reading and ties yet to hear from, foots upat 126,638. James Stuart; Hope, Geo. W. Valenthr, Rimjct, D. P. Mathew, J. M. B. 8iu- except the Chattanooga region, has been instructive Department for Children and Baltimore, J. H. Day; Maple Grove, As wo cannot, consistently with ths evacuated, and ia now free—everything youth that ia hardly surpassed by any The vole for Governor in 1859 was 143,­ J. Badcock: Castleton. D. W. Smith; object in view, take time for reviewing working splcndidlv whb both Bnrnaido’a of.dtt professedly Childym’s Magawnc*. 479; in 1860, for President 147,216; Hastings, N. Barlow, J. N. Laduw, Win. the! common branches, it is required that and thia army, 'fbo great obstacles in Tho thousands of nsefol hints and segBorder State Convention in 1861, 111,­ Cooper, R. B. Wightman; Rutland, Asa alU those wbo join the Institute, shall I tbe region of Lookout Mountain will be gestions In the Ayrieultierut, all prepared 129. The elevon counties lo bear from D. Kork, P. Olis; Yankee Springs, J. come prepared to puss a thorough exam­ aormotinted in a day or two. by practical working men and women Parish: Thornapple, J. C. Bray ; Irving, Louisville, Sept 41-*»Rvo deserters who know what they are talking about— will undoubtedly increase tho vote of ination in Arithmetic, Grammar, Local II. J. Ken field, J. L> Sisson; Carlton, from the 22d Kentucky Infantry were can not fail to be worth many dollars to this year to folly 130,000-but 13,000 C. Welton, II. B. Barnum; Woodland/ jSeography Reading, Skiing, and Pen­ shot at MunfordsviHo al nnou, and two every reader, whether residing In City, manship. less than that of 1850 and not 17,000 less Wm. W’ood, S. 3. Ingerson. of the 28d were respited until October. Village, or Country. There are special to school omcm. Tho nswjy elected officers of the Socie­ than that of I860; and almost 10,000 THE LA JIG EOT AND BEST reasons for subscribers now : Ftpl, Tbe Il is a special design of this Institute ty, present, orgunixed, and mere than that of 1861. rule u»r distributing tbe Strawberry to prepare a class of Teachers for the On motion of N. Barlow it was voted planta la, “first come first served*;" and Now let ns take the highest vote KenNew York, Sept. 5. — A Morris Island larger and more advanced district and that;the Armnal Fair of the Society be Steond. every new subscriber for theStd held at the Fair grounds in Hastings, on other schools, and ns for as practicable, letter of tbe 1st, tathe Herald, aaysi • “Four Monitors, ths Passaic, i'atap annual Vulumd (that is, for all .of 1864.) we find, os abbre stated a deficit in the Wednesday and Thursday, the 14<h and it will bo made an agency for supplying aco, Nahant and Montauk cams In yes­ will gat tho remaining numbers of this good schools with Teachers, and gooo 15th days of October next. late vote of less than 17,000. Several year ntxs. Take our adviec then, and Voted that a committee of five be Teacher* with schools. School Officers terday afternoon and Mgagtd Fort Moul­ MONFY TO PA Y FOR GOODS, chosen to make all necessary arrange­ are therefore invited to send in their ap­ trie and the batteries on ButlivmfrJsland. (Oaaaoa Jiao, 41 Pari IL” vote of Kentucky. Owing to the numer­ ments for holding tbe said Fair; which plication, staling the' location of tbe firing an occasional shot at Surntcr and Tbe engagement opened at school, the number of pupils, the branches Wagner. ous rebel raids, aud ita exposed condi­ committee wfiro chosen as follows : o’clock, and for about two bourn the -------------------------------------------J. N. Ladow, R. B. Wightman, D. to bo taught, the length of school lerms, 3:30 tion, emigration has naturally tended If the and the wages. These applications will j was maintained with great intensity, in the great Strawberry list /rem rather than to this State. And then Striker, D. G. Robinson, J. M. Nevina. be entered in a register, to be opened tor 'I particularly on the rebel “side. The «• fir­ plant* are to eoms to joti by mall, ns *■»On motion, voted that the proceedings again, the recruits furnished by Kentucky of this mseting be published in both vil­ this purpose, and suitable teachers, as far ing from Moultrie and Battery Bee was tMy can safely do, eend an extra five to the rebel army hare been nearly or lage papers. as possible, will be pul in communication terriffic. Their heavy guns rattled off cents to cover the mailing. Tb«»»edAirwith tbo School Boards making tbe ap- like a snare drum in tattoo, and,tbe wa­ ing td see tbe Ayficulturiil, before sub quite equal to the above deficit, in tho On motion, tho meeting adjourned. ter about tbe Monitors was jetting up in scribing, can get a p<at-p«id copy, by ■ plfaatiuM. J. M. Nevins, G. Stbixku, vote of tho State. But, on the other For the purpose of defraying necessary j ell direethina Many thou struck die sending -» dimt <0 tbe Publialiers, as Secretary. President. hand, had this vote been all in the State, Tbe above. expenses, each member of tbo Institute Monitors, but did little damage. • • and given for the Wickliffe dynasty, It will pay 81 admission fee. heavy rifle nnd 15-incb shells uf the iron Agricultural Fairs. Tbo Institute will bo conducted under clads burst with effect over nnd in Moul­ could not have saved it from an inglo­ trie, and sent the earth whirling, in al! cinnatl Tfrirt, »pcakiug «>( the draft, asys: State Fair at Kalamaxou, Sept. 22d, the direction of tbe under»igned. rious defeat. So, it will be^seen, that, directions. Wagner was repealtSly “It is now nkserted that Ohio will trot be J. M. GREGORY, 23d, 24th, 25lh. Ol'h Motto— take this subject in any lighter.; please, Svperi nltndent of Public ‘instruction. struck by the exploding aheltxand some­ oillrd upon to furnish m*>re thau twelve Agricultural and Mechanical Associa­ it still proves that Kentucky is heartily tion, Fair at Baltic Creek, Oct. Otb, 7th, what damaged. After two or three houre thousand drafted men. as it has already A. 8. WELCH. fighting tbe Monitors withdrew. The firnisbed more voltmleerathan ita quota. sick bf the Wickliffe neutrality, and that and Sth. >. Principal of Formol School. object of the attack has nut been dcvel- Illinois will !>e called <>n Au- but lew also ; Calhoun County Agricultaral Society, she is not held to her allegiance by Fed­ WB WILL KOT BE and it la In lieved that Indiana u ill escape I Fair at Marshall, Sept. 30lh, and Oct. eral /bayonets. DraQ. the draft entirely, ns her eitisrns arc vol1st and 2d. untcering by hundreds. Kansas has fur­ Eaton Co. Agricultural Si>oicty, Fair Abbe McMasters, of this city, nddresal Charlotte, Sept. SOtli^id UcL 1st cd a Copperhead meeting st Dubuque, Ciocinnatti, Sept 6.—A disputeh was nished troupe enouah to cover the pres­ Again, and California wheels Into lino and 2J. Iowa, on the 22d instant, in which he received in this city, to-day, announcing ent and next draft. If n second is ordered." G> Jackson Co. AgrlculturaTSoaiety, Fair aaid, as reported in the Doily TimH of that Gen. Burnside entered Knoxville on in favor of sustaining the Government iu National CaMKTxav av‘ Gsrrrsui-aa. ' ' ’/» • ‘ its efforts to preserve the Union. Such at Jackson, Sept 30th, and Oct. 1st that city ; tho 4th. No particulars. — About fourteen acres of land, fronting and 2d. "He Us been frequently,a»ked, since indications of tbe popular feeling to per <>n the Baltimore turnpike and extending Tho annual Fair of the Kent County be came here, why Seymour had not op­ petaate our institutions, and to rebuke Agricultural Society will be held al posed the.draft 1 Ha "would say that Mr to rtw To fceytowa road, embrac ing the Fort Monroe, Sept. 6.—Tbe dispatch highest point on tho Cemetery Hilf hare disloyalty, Vallandighamism, and Cop- Grand Rapids, Oct 1st, 2d, and 3d. Governor hail done ill that it vat undent perbeadism are truly ^radTying to patri ■ Tbe Ottawa County Agricultural So­ to do. In a abort lime there would be a steamer Oleander has just arrived from lurctij pun based by y>e Slate of Pennsyl­ off Charleston. She reports Sumter per­ vania for n esoicttry for the interment otic hearts everywhere, and arc none the ciety will hold their 8th annual Fair cm convention held, which would adopt res fectly demolished, but the rebel flag still of the gallant aud noble dead of the Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 23J olutions opposed to the war and against Tim aud 24th. , ’1 forcing people to light. Ifamau wauled floating. Gen. Gilmore dug out and cap memorable battle of Gettysburg. prospect Is bright for an early realisation The Berrien County Agricultural .So­ to fight let him join the army, but no tured 75 men from their rifle pits in front nrrnngfinsnls for plaiting Hie ground)? of our fondest hopes. What great excuse ciety will bold its 13th annual Fair at one ' should be forced to enter tiro service of. Fort Wagner last Tuesday. Every­ prepatury to the removal of tbo dead, thing wns progressing favorably. * are making at rapidly as pnMlblr. Olh । the despots in power, Gentlemen Coppe^beadisnvcah Invent as an effect to Ntloa, on Sept. 301h and Ocu 1st and 2d. of er States bave been invited to on operate The Sanilac County Agricultural So- Gov. 1 Seymour will act up to these reso­ A. L. SKINNER. the apparent Ibyoliy of California, we in the removal ef tbe soldier dead to ciety will bold ita annual Fair on the 1st lutions., I certainly cannot conjecture. What Burn| ’ u,lt ia not safe,’ said tbe speaker, ‘to these grounds. and 2d days of October. St M, Sept. T.-H. The Gvnesaee County Agricultural Bo 1oppose the draft now. New York is full Mempbirdtspatch to ths 2d, mjs: “Gens. salt, at the point of the bafonet, we can ciety will bold Itaannual Fair at Flint, of < Federal bayonets. Wo had a riot, Grant and Thomas have gone to New P«u4 Calk*. I the tax-payers, many of whom are Orleans. It is rumored that Banks is have no idea. But the inventive genios on Wednesday, Thursday aad Friday, but Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st and 2d. <democrats, will have to pay for ths de­ going to Texas, and Grant will command of Copperheadiam will probably tnanusetts 54tb and other colored men captured The 1 Cob annual Fair of the Oakland 1struction of property, and It will com® alljho Mississippi river regiuo. , I at Fort Wagner at the disposal of the TBE GJKBAT feeturo some excuse, for tho rebel ty ranny Oouqly Agricultural Society will bo held hard I ou ibcot. As a question uf brute .l army has moved from Scale authorities of South Carolina. If AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, at Pontiac, Oct 7th, 8th and 9th. I force it is not policy to make war on tbo the vicinity of Enterprise, but iu what this be true they will not be .exchanged Government now. . JF< tried it once and direction is not known." The following dispatches announcinj and president Uncoln's retaliatory policy the result of the California' election havl wHJ deubtlsM be pat inoprftatiod. bcca received at Washington: ' While on a recon noissanre one Sunday, WhatesaUig Teas la ikfs Caaalry. recently, near Helena, Arkansas, Colonel PitKFARrxo roa II*an Wear,—A DcCocta came uj>on a negro prayer meet­ THoarrr.—Six years ago, tbe name of lbs meeting of the National Democratic Cor.Loyal California sends greeting. The ing in tho woods. Where a large number terrible Nana Sahib was certain to be mlitee is called to roeet>l tbe St. NML Union State and Congressional tickets ufblacka were assembled for, woMhlp; met With in dispatches from die East In­ olaa Hotel, hv New Yorir, Sept. 71h, for are elected by a majority of 25,000 to With his smalfpirty be lingered In lbs dies, the mutiny there being.at ita worst the purpoee of fixing tbo time and place 80,000 ’ outskirts for a while, and listened to tbe about thia time. Nans Sahib a monster na h .lw eouS.mrf t, riu»„, ,1„ of holding the mat Dcrnocmtld National F. R LOW. (Signed) prayer of the black prcacljer. ; He was of cold-blooded oruslty, had become no­ law com. Imide m Be.. u,. ti Convention. ' firoynia for the deliverance ofhib brothers torious for his wholesale slaughter of help­ Mu rf<Mpe„m. less Won: 00 and children during ths> Ste-1 rum the'ehataa of slavery with all the "p““- <•’ »’■» 5.000 cmiraUnd. h. To B. U. Btaaloti, Secretary ofWar: carnwtJiesapf the negro ministers—for poy rebellion. Ho hat been much looked We have moved on the enemy's God to hasten the coming of the annihi- for. a heavy orice being set on his hsad, and they are odre, California by he and has finally been captured by an 1 Jatora of their enslavers. The Colonel aids you and jour army. God then sudden! r made Ms appearanoo among fantry captain in Ajinrer, some 220 miles yea in your arduous work. them with his email party, and informed from ths tltv of Delhi. There is no them that their prayers were answered, doubt of bis identity. Much money was SPECIAL •o urf» nrwwM, bring io, th. nraa 1 tUt 11m Union ticket la elected by over­ and that he bad come to deliver them.— rt. atean»r ■S«ib«n? r-unftrtf hTUO whelming majorities. By her rote*, They bailed Mm tjlth shouts ofJoy; and, S.p.rlw.nfcfflu.rf California has sat an example worthy of raising their hands to heaven, called dn ]£,“"■) u»pi th, wMahmu,' wn> imitation. ...i God to LTcesthtlr deliverer. Cdl, De immediate trial,, eon vfctiow and ateoeliou Custa Instructed them to contf to the followed, </enure*. lie was the bead and Gooo Enovuh.—Col. Farectntn, of shore immediately, and bring with- them front, thehMrtaadJhand oftbeJadieawMTaiaaaa.^Ik Um second Wisconsin Regiment, has been all tbe horses, mules and cotton they could lay their hands onl Shortly the nominated on the Union ticket of that inflicted or£ every rebel spinet entire assombly of wonihfppcrs was British authority.' transferred into one yast caravan, pur­ child k— tern a UMwg Damoeral, tai suing Ita way to the Fiver bank aud llbPOR S A LE. . ----------ert^- ' / i. ,’T .11M .ns* r.u. SKfflmS! ’’ T"11’regalArtnvetin1 CASH STORE IN BATTLE CREEK F Tbe Annual meeting in Hastings I] I ion school District (District No. 1.) w] held at the school house, on Monday etl In abeenoo of the Moderator, the rare ing waa called lo order by N. Barlo-1 Director. The Financial Report'd the Board < I STO6K OF GOODS Baslow, Director, by which it appea l t£af a 'deficit of nearly 814, exists in tfel _ ___ .jwyenue of last year, aside from an utl settled account of Robinson a Wlghtmal of433 for a sto ve and pipe furnished th I dtaG-ict, It also appears from this repor I tSat more than 300 pupils had been hl CALL AND EXAMINE OVR Smalt Profits and ready pay CARPETS OIL-CLOTH^ L' E''-i - kotioes- ,■ . The .wheat .harvest' fa. pretty Marly 'bl, no. owr 11,000,000,000. over, and although from all the inform*- । ' liun we can gather, tbs crop wilj not be ( so largess last year, still lbs quality will employing against, that doomed city fa malto up for the loss In quantity. Iu this tooedraarihwd: 7 . rbtn. our dally The name “Game* fire” is applied to reports, there ia such a wide discrimina­ Attempting to do with the sword . of tho tion between tho ths old and new cropj patriotic motivea; and who, <ay< ,, f, thu knowing Wkva that of what toe obemista call ‘taraenisni that the latter commands 4a5c more thau tbe formsr. In come sertioris oftMsiBtate, tbe drought has Injuredfosoms skraut pare the positions which they now occu­ in the eeura* of ita discharge, enwttiwg a offensive odor. “Gresk fins'* lias py with the deeds nod the words of n moat i late rain.i will have a tendaney lo rmKnro sen ployed in European true Union Democrat. Col. Fairchild, frequently-been ' it,aad although tho yield will not te a. large as lut year, stiil chore will .be a fiur aurplus for export. The yWd of rivwd *i.r<Syria, oota has been good all over, and the qual- attendance upon the school-during-lhJ year; • and’ ,lbexTrustees recoin mend tsl STOCK Che employment of ah'additionel teacher I •, On motion, It was voted lo raise bd tax the yum of-11,000, for tbe support ul tfie school the ensuing year. j • K. Barlow and Willard Hart were re elected Trustees, their term having ex­ pired. On motion the meeting adjorned. CoraTY Faib,—The Eleventh Annual X^toTumi Barry County Agricultural Society ' will be held al Hastings, on Wednesday nnd Thursday the 14ih.»and | 15th of October next. Pmcatobial.—Fa*xx Aixxx Esq. of I thia village, will please accept our thanks I for a large pickerel. Printers can appro-1 etale such favors if anybody can. Thank ywkj-^taok ycm.___________ Dxmomxsts Quarterly Mirror of Fashions for tho Quarter ending Nov. | 20th ia received. Jt is a superb number, I and la a great favorite with all Ladies'- of . trikth and refinement. Some valuable patients accompany each nnmber of this vaiuahia /nagaxine. Racoatn'e Omti. I Hast mgs, Sept 1, «. j Ashley. On motion, tlw following accounts were, audited and allowed and orders drawn. ,J. W. Buckle allowed fit* dullara .ott Treasurers salary. J4 M. Nsvioa aM. I F. D. Aekley, two duMara each os pnnt ittg billa.' J. H. Sutton twenty dollars | on salary for ringing bell. W. Haya. I five dollars for extra earvioe in preparing minutes for publication. . On motion, the statement In relation $****! S-•«-, '» “J o« mud, ii« ita to** U.^kl.Ur.1., MMM M <bn«ud M C1»l~ Slrertjn™ B~f. wav awl lo Cwak Slrr.1. and Crvvk. Suial. frow CBaMSUwl walk lo S...0I SuaH in lb villa,, of IlMan, w k W .w.M-*,.,. .1___ Hiirtv WUB-n. • , Recorder • —> EaTibe rebel Gert. Stuart U In div griX- h la raforud <V< ka *. b«ajsnored from bis command, and Gen. Heod pul in Ms place. 80 fiekie is fortun<-. Flhren months ago Stuart was, rkW tbitaxoeplioe ofJscksoo. the mn«i popular General in the rebel army ®f ' H- nUXDLB. jn*Mt terribly; but Hooker improved . l-A Cfn.rl ‘■BO. ■ aoooioia. ousor wx? Vandal N»tiUM. The ! pr~ and the -Martyr" ar. 'i s<i.n>uch in love with treason limit 1 HroMVvnkwm^ Wfjj to renew the scones <>f wio% Among those who drew prises in MSWJLXSW0S T d raw <*■ bij. •» e a fHjy ML «VA.U». MU �limit. as COME AND BUY MORE WILCOX & GIB] um stock to tlm atnuunt of GOODSI cast R. J. GRANT! “a™ ™ “• ,,nh" Jfqal goiters. naeralton of the matter. : On motion, tbs report was accptcd. Recorder Sbkaknax thought the suggtoUtm Of thsComtiittostobe dtmffiarg. ed wostld not bs insisted oa. The Commlttos had done extraordinarily wsll.— Ws owed it to the pstfofe of if.rtinr. to do something more. Hs hoped the Com­ mutes tvould ba continued Another week. He would build ths road himseif, If be bad tbe means. On motion, the thanks of tbo meeting ware tendered the Comtnlttes for wbst it had done. On motion, the Committee was co nt in Tbe Annual meeting ia Hastings Un­ usd another week. On motion,'adjourned for one week. ion school District (District No. 1,) was jrossibls fcr Uto get oat of rep4r."/-fok«ry "Has combined with Its own peeuU.r marito ell Di MT LIKE OF TH A DE Come nnd See !! UVAE WE held at tbe school bouse, on Monday eve. In absence oftbe Moderator, the meet­ ing was called to order by N. Barlow, Director. The Financial Report’of tbe Board of Tr prices bcing'olled for was read by N. Barlow, Director, by which it appears ilia fa deficit of nearly t!4, exists in therevenue oflast year, aside from an un­ settled account of Robinson a Wightman of 133 fur a stove and pipe furnished the district. It also appears from this report' Sdcocia* Errxcr or a Rovitn Sow. —A member of the 24th Maasachusetts waa scaled in the tranches a few days ago, leaning against tbo earth work, with hu back against Fort Wigner. A solid shot from one of the rebel guns struck the thick embankment behind him, and though no visible effect was produced upon the face of tbe parallel, the soldier was instantly paralysed and rendered utterly helpless. Hu was removed to the hospital, aud, although Chore was no marks of injury upon his person, ho lived only two dsye. that more than 300 pupils had been in­ attendance upon the school during the year; and the Trustees recommended JUST RECEIVED «p«r priutad and eireulatlngin said nmnly of '•"Z-tl,r. u" ,••***»• ’«*'• pnr««* to aid day of bearing. , «?’ S. O. PRIXDLK, (A tree copy.) Judga of Probata. On motion, it was voted lo raise by tax the sum of 11,000, for tbe support of the school the ensuing year. e esteem it the beat machine fur family ui lileb ia unexceptionable."—8igued b« uiu red uLtiMoa of Philadelphia. ■ t-yScxn son a Cibcumb. Jfcj JAMES WILCOX, Manalaolurer. 508 Broadway, N. Y. UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER N. Barlow and Willard Hays were re­ elected Trustees, their terin having ex­ pired. On motion die meeting adjorued. CorsTT Fant.—Tbe Eleventh Annual Fair of the Barry County Agricultural Society will] be held at Hastings, on Wcdueadsy and Thursday tbo 15th of Qctober next. 14ib nnd Piscatorial.—Fk-axk Allwx Esq. of this tillage, will please accept our tlianks for a large pickerel. Printers can appre­ ciate such favors if anybody can. Thank you—thank you. . "Mwx. DrMoRxrr's Quarterly Mirror of Fashions for the Quarter ending Nov. 20th is received. It is a.superb number, nnd is a great favorite with all Ladies of Some lasts and refinement. valuable patterns accompany each nnmbcr of this valuable magazine. , Thereupon it ia ordered, that Tueudsv, the Sth day of October, one thousand Ggbt’hund­ red and slxtr-tlires. ,at ten o'clock, ia the fare noon, be Mslgned for the bearing of Mid peti­ tion, aad that the beira at law of said deccwaerLand Havixo been called upon to examine all other pereoes interested in uid estate, are re IHired to appear al a ncaaioo ufaaid court, then to tbe formula or recipe for the above Bit­ • buldra al tbe Probate Oftee, in the village of ters, which has been given to me by the Hastings, and show cause,If any there be. wbv inventor, 1 take pleasure in stating to tbe the prater of the petitioner should not be granted. public, that they are well known to the medical profession as possessing proper­ ties purely tonic, and the combination is well calculated, and especially adapted to that dass of diseases arising from a disordered condition uf the hepatic func­ tions, or general derangement uf the liv­ er, ao coaimon in tho malarious districts ^Estate of Brownton Minora. of the West and South. They contain a PROBA TK ORDER.—^TATK OF MICHIGAN larger proportion of tonic ingredients of Barry •’ than any other Bitters that have been County At aaeuioo of ibel'robsle Court for tho County submitted to me for chemical examiha of Barry, boldsn at the Probate OSes, in tbe vil­ lion. I bespeak for them a wide spi-ead lage of' llutinra, on Tuctdty tin eighth day of Heptember, in the reason* thouaand eisbt hund­ popularity and cordially commend them red and stxty-Uireo; preaeftt S. C. Pried!*, Judge to the public use. Very respectfully, C- W. Oaowar, BrowuaM. dBtasMdOn r««dit>g»nd fllimt IMpcliUoo. Analytical Chemist. of Deborah J. Browssoo, OuBrdiwi See Advertisemen. Mts.'praying, for re»*oo« therein m th* be flccneed to tell ceM«in See. svj sad 3 hare no Cogs. Usaxcb Jvoo, oftbe "American Agrieullariit," aaraoftha FMITERSH. CLOTHES WHINGER: “A child can readily wring not a tubfall of .l.ik_ 1.. _ r — — I. „ll._ - 3SDOT3 * BEDIB3, GROCERIES NO WRINGER CAN BE DURABLE WITHOUT COG-WHEELS. On motion, voted, that the Marshal be, and be is hereby authurixsd and df !™in W reeled to order Clio loti Street, from wav east to Creek Street, and Creek; ; Street, from Clinton Strped south to Sou th Strart in the village of Hartinge, to be lipenrt by giving those tatemrted thirty days notice. ba motion, adjourned. . W’l*. Have. i ■R. -CV> ’P’. A X A good CANVASSER wanted in every town, j-y On receipt of tbe price from places abate no one La selling. We will send the Wringer ,ius or xxruac. For parlicalsre and circulars adders* I IL.C. DROWNING, MT Broadway, N. Y. J JA Cloti E. A H. T. ANTHONY, Manufacturers of PholoxVaphk: Materials 501 BROADWAY, M. Y. CARD <Atry e«|fy,) Jodga of PraMJe. AU others era •No. S ia the rise general); used In prlrate faai- Proceedinge of tbe Common Cooncl 1 Rxcoanxa'a. Omtt. I Bastings Sept. l/NSS. f Remaining uncalled fur at tbe Hastings Post Office, for the week ending Septem­ , Ifoard met in, purauanee of law. ber 8, 18G3: Tbe Pre»ident absent. JajuocH calldd to'order by the Recorder. 'Pr*«c|t/ Trustees—Parsons, Sheldon, Etlft arfp .Nek Icy. On motion, the foljowing accounts worn, aadilcd ,and allowed and orders drawn. ,J. W, Buckle allowed five dollars nu Poroon* eallinlg for any of theabeve lattenwill Treasurers salary. J. M. Nevins and areadrwtiwl. CUrges forsdrarF. D. Aekley, two dollars each on print­ M,0yr,r.». ing bills. J. IL Sntton twenty dollars onsalarvfor ringing bell. W. Hays COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. five dollars for extra service In prepanng All persons having claims against tho minutes for publication. , jiUM < IRiUm. IE Wr^i. \ On motion, the statement In relation ti: totbgsfajfc S A.4oow, was W4 opw. tSWthuasMi- the merit* of lbs Wilcox £Olbba Sewing Maebine. I Wo couidsr that a great desideratum has been supplied by it, ia proving, beyond doubt, that two tbmds are not. as waa aappoeed. neeeaaary "A acrricaabls BUMhins. Of thia ws h*v* sx•rience in our own family.”—JAtatoa Thin^r "Th* beauty sod shnpllciry .of ita moebauiam • iMlmtrabls."—Enrit "No Bowing macbiB* heretofore introduced baa. Coturrv nr Rabby, is. At a teMion of the ProbstBConrtfortbecminty ofllsrrv, holder) st the probate Ofiee, In the »m»gs of Hutlnga, on Tnexlsv. tbs eighth day of Sepmtober, in the year sue tborMand eight hundred and sixty-ihree. Present, Sbertnsn C. 1‘rindle, Judge of Frubale. In tbe nistter of lbs e.Ute of William Thomas Carroll, late of Washington City D. C-. dteeassd. On reading and filing the pentieo. duly verified of C. W. llntlrr, praying that a duly autbrotka«mrt , 11 ..A __ . _ J I the employment of an additions! teacher. "Thia machine. In theoptnian of tho committee, fills more nearly the requirements of a Mrfeci family machine than any on eiblhtttoa.”-/hM4lie latUlotr RrUtUi^ rt»«r< rf IBM. f "Taking Into tnoaldaratlon simplicity, 'cheapMBS. durability, end doing all work, tbo commit tee were unanitnoealr ia faeur of Wilcox A Gibbs’ ** * “if'* ditole 'Xveintut, in Junto*, express our oonfidenes In PHOTOGRAPHS. rl»ulU«a-« libra MER'S CATHARTIC TILLS ate to mill mails known, that wo used wot An morothanto amiiro tbe public their quaiky U Prepared hr J Ci AVER, JI U.4CB4 Lowril. a»d arid by - j ,w , foberi* A 8tfk«r, llasUsp; V. l~Hfak». Irving; AND Estnte of JoAnntkaa W. Smith. TATR OF MICHIGAN, I .. Probate Oort Barry Com.ty, < “for said county. S OVERT® BURNT. DRY GOODS! ea PICTURES from our Catalogue will be (Bed OS receipt of fil-90, aadseal by mail rm. r.^.»Ki£ 1%x!=i5S to1-robBle, sod lb* Executor nsajedtherein duty ■ Aiaunns. it Is ordered, that Monday, tbstlst dry »f September, next, st ten u*«todMS *>r*noen. M aanigned for tbe bearing ef mM pntuioo. and that lb* bcira al law dfaaid desew “j, .11 intereetod'ln Mid saints Recorder ----- ■ ’JfH tt'u------Hj-rlWreWG". Sluart b ln dl»grace..- It is reported that be has lm« re.moved- from bis command, and Gen. Hood put in bis place. Bo fickle Is for­ tune... Fifteen montbn ago Stuart was, vkitli thevexoeplion ofJackaea, tbe most popular General in the rebel Army of v if- pray."'rf lbs petition si—ifi •* ~ ADMINISTRATORS sale. In Um nutter of the estate of John L. McLellan Is furAar ordvrSd, that U>» printer s fo lbs psraona tatsrasledlev said sri .deucy ofarid priHlon and tbs Uari .. d‘a,?.,7L‘^£S“U viihmanafartorsra WUOLKAJJE TO COUYtlT MHtC&Ml HARD-WARE! LOWEST CAMB MARKET VALUE.' V* I deal largely is , -t: ; . STOVES 1 ^raiX’ttT!S^?c3SS» mj 'T1___________ must terribly; but Hooker impnnad o-.k, .rm UO.A S>»« -»o- Utate nf Bcnben Dathsaa. oi)r. ooodb Unusually Low! eourL tofeoat noirtct .CTrr^ixpwsM tnraxjjC �u» uwiw poor ground yoe are apt to gel a week <*two earlier fruit. which ip the cate if tbe weather ia favorsMe. But loo much suf______ ,_lit 'th* bed where the fruit b out to give it a start, there will bo enormous growth, aa tbo tomstoa is a airoug cower, growing well on ordinary soil. When It has a goodly number of hloeaoms, and tho stems a~ getting pretty will advanced, cut off the ends. Keep doing so with tbo new aborts and now.-and then a leaf-branch. Uris will throw the rush of the sap into tbi fruit, the only piece where It can. go.— The thing must be attended to every few art. tvcA c^SwtA Xo XVx ANNUAL TAX BALDS. euvt u\\ 5\.«,Av k* Wvf Xo," Wx O» Or tcmvmKvqX. otte'aX — a £Tt«V TL-.-t'..'. f ?>.XVe WA&Z "BaC^uX-aKor Aw X\vc ^Aioat AvRXvvci* o^XXw.'WwX a.vASoxAYtX'ut'ft Ua*, S°* Wa ttvaeXv xxccAcA axv afueXt o\ SXovaaeXl ‘BXxXe'rs, wXvteXk, \$ takxa'va ^yo^lvc «\uanXA\'vt%, aixil aX X\xc \\ro\uir taut, art a wrtipfttWuM. o$ JJtizous Fever, Fever and ^gxte. Liver Complaint, (Lyspep&ia, lr ,^Ve haye a row of tomato* hills, a few of which are treated in thia way, and apmalqft to nature. People who see; U are satisfied, and ask no more. Those cut beck, are low down, hanging full'of large, fine tomatoes; tbe rest just begin to show the fruit , - It la precisely so with grapes; It must be cot back—pruned. When a flower has dropped ita petals, cut of the head containing the seed, end the strength required for tho maturity!of the sesd- which is considerable—will go to tbe formation of new and improved flowers, beaidM increasing the bush, a4difig gloss ahd freshness to ita leaves. * TU man who wishes to make a thorn fence, clips his hedge. This throbs oat a fresh strength below, and be will ebon have a fence. . Our orchards, of all kinds, give us bet­ ter fruit by pruning the trees. By prijn ing when in fulHohage, this effect seems to bo greater—at least in many cases— probably On tho principle that decay'Is necessary to life*, the old stock must die to give birth to the new, as In tho case |of seeds dec, We have seen—have now jin uor orchard—limbs which arc partly decayed, the bark and vitality suffering— which hre most prolific. It hasstaggsred ua, but tbe fact ia there. Cutback ifypu wiahtu Increase your fruit. undjfoftietf 23 IK • U» K I 1801. Town 1 North of Banjo 7 West i^aaiKH ■grj: RMsmec.rsBatacof Bedtfee, Hastings' Jisintss flirttti Javndioe, Kidney Complainta, nWofn»W« UMlllIIHt B<iX»r • i«nn«*» * Town 4 North of Range 8 W«al. • » * •<««*> • Town 4 North of Range 9 West. .Xofiojf » 80 iUHI I <va& a\.\. &vMA*c« o$ a *vx«Cv> Xav aaXu'ct-. *B\XXe !«• -ft-': art, eova^oMA rave, aail vogX* awA. \xcx\j*, \»\u.e\x vaak-c X'ac.ra 1602. TVot«e. ifcSs4S "Dr "R.oXiack's ttXovft.o.e\\ Taxers ft. L. Fish, a well known dart man nf Herkimer coanjy, N. ¥., gives in the Utile Falla Record, tome good remarks on tbo points of cows. He very proper­ ly considers strength of todrtitutiim -aid capacity to enl what ia offered bcr, ac sll seasons of tbo year, as of tbe first impor­ tance. He rightly observes, also, that the indications uf such a constitution are a thick"mellow bide, with soft hair a full bright aye, broad loin and hips, deep body and straight back. “Cbsese dary-men (and city milk-men.) usually select sows that yield the largest amount of milk<becau«o they depend miore upon tbe quantity of the cheese than its quality, and milk ia known to make a good yield of cheese that would make but little butter and poor at that. But I am.not in favor of the rule of se­ lecting edws. that yield tbo most milk per day br season, in arriving at the proper standard of excellence for tbe beat «««'' .XpbaMOaMYrtaaac. ' AU bfefe rf M. Oirj; OuMiU, O.tobT - •**< ^ic, a «m AaJJp nJ Ps^a/WM^fef «*W «« Town 2, Noctb of Range Xof nwX** *» ' • M at* X\xe ^coot vaa\\?« Vrk*\x&. • The quality of milb-rcow will give is indicated by hair and dijn and yellow eelor of the skin inside of the ears and diHos parts not thickly covered with hair. I have never known a cow, with soft fur­ like hair and mellow skin, appearing yel­ low and gummy at the roots of the hair when parted with tbe hands, that (was not a good butter ’oow, and nwhen fattened, would pi> tallow *dl *^h:9*ht- !,av’ ing been ‘sbehstomed to fatten niy cows t^at felled fur diary purposes, by ago or otherwise, fur many years, and being on the lookout for causes of known results, I have observed that those known to give gdbd'mrik', made most thrift In tallow whenfedlo fhtten. Hence tho conclusion that cows tbkl handle well in wbat the butchers call tallow joints, may be judged Ur'Avb rich milk the quantity-to be Jg^gpdby a plainly marked.design of nature in her physical stroeuir*. Instead ef heavy head, horns, week end shoulders, nnd comparatively light 'Mhiiquarterw, which is characteristic of the opposite sex, a|»3totfM .howah opppsM iHWly • feminine countenance, light head, neck awd shoulders, widen Ing. beck wards from her chest to the loin and hind quarters, whetttWttMt strength is required.” Oso shears. of Ua Hom, or Ina, W oea Ua Brat. eaA S3 easts for e«h antenatal i Use. A lifers) discos nl to yearly adrtrtiaa | i "Or. ‘BLoXtack"*’ ROBERTS A KTR1KEB, DEALERS ia Jmp.mdictaM, JxUMi tlMi. points, ail*. tnrpenlioe. burmsgil pan liqaon, 4y«-«tsE*. wlndow-xlsrs, petty, mmm. oUUeorrj. aad fancy artMlea. blur ’mr.'-LUiTW—"iii-fc Mi»h. I ttXoxxvacVv "fiiVUvs ; *at< V\vt. \xoor axv-w mavuy ; XM»tXov'* ’BWX*. ; ‘Dt. 'RoXsackV : WtowuxcYu.'B'AX.evs KWEEZE1 *. kUXX. A TTURNETH ATLAWuUReliefer.HsC J^sasss^sg OffleeTu the Court Bo«»«, fissllex*. Bleb- I : at* X\\t rxe\v taaw'* SoVae* I av\A Covri^orX. L. W. WIRC. | ■csncB or thbjpeace. rjllwrtlnn st <bb<* *11 ru£taftoM»<4fc**Hk ! 'Dy. T\o\»acV* Sx.oxxva.e\v 'RkVtcvs m/ bo*P** O®c« •ppo*'!" DMgv'sBotal. Orwyp ‘ vaAtfovaX* X\x«. xvcAk aM i 4«X>W\XaXc,\. • a\ ' Dt. ■Ra^at'k?* feX.OV£WX.c\\. d.A\v* awmv^ aoA. vAokc £•?***}»« « u ■Qt. Tfc.b\>acV* n t Town » North of Range T WaoL y of ' s )«o 1 m «? rhe '• xac\aax\x<>\^ ’/ av*X\yt SoXAkcr'* Wvtwft., ’Q.rtv^.’fkXX’K’t I>kavAxta, H. WRIGHT, ?v4r«fr- j« ! aiw 4 43 • 3 tO 4 80 u w 111 zt 27mt- fitters ore put up in qunrt tAeihe-w’fe'e Ae-eiMita: ‘9%.' is rritmwJ.anl (ftoiftv ftft ift ocuntri^Wfrrc. ' 91 j>t* Will, s» ste/c* tS■’ ■ (7. W. Jfbbdob .-fJu. d BajH‘Fo:i^h 01/CbHlftMattAts vhers aU crdrrv »h»uie »• ua »aa;i.zs« TUhn of Muaoriiie. Uk BM. 8m. I £ .£ £ A TTORMRT fed COW8KLW» A™ A. and Solieiuu aad Cooweltor 1= Ch«« Circett Court CewwlMioaer for lk« 1.1 u.. rU4 alaiva and promptly roadlirfORoo. with W. w. Ralph Eaq , JHddle *«•* FOR SALE. nV •sy-jigacfrfeniil! IWTa »■Rrcs>y • MdV **"*«*•* surra * Bcm«ffs. TTolirni COSWKU.O >S »TI I L fWMton to CUaa^J. Tsx_•»« TUI**^*fOr”S”llle-- let Town > North of Range 9 West n. 7K»,T4,I ” f“ .‘ .* J .^M.wsn.i ir .iso w . : "'»0r <“< intended bight, itie neoeaasry . to prune them la: midsummer, la otdar to chock their WO vigorous 'growth. Yet this should be" done with errt; Tri<» hifsh NMof.tjbc shears a; this tips .slants and often kills the plants. Nawtt must hare im outlet aomewbere, and IT fiubidden, she rebels. AnS then. both u» a matter of taste and expediency, it is un#fse to COUNTY QfFXOSRgH.~N. Nil ELDON, ptOWTT TRKJU5CRKR custom 5®Ulle^*^opre£i™. TttLOW SNCTy. *. BBVm j i' H.P. CHEBRV, W00IJM FACTORY, ntniVLe »*»<••* a__ - i_ -V- »^.IL— grdwthifor one year, knB tsa weak eohaooe to.ealcod themselves a lit­ tle. This will give tbo Mdges something , of the wavy outline of a symmetrical nwIkiTv <iaia__v_| ^;yBppjarnnos trf. ». C. PBINDLE, iSSES * is •& of peek wash .____ _ e ‘un/tSAa, ana Xh akrfthe 1 I WinpalP** yWCW^.Mio»i^napra * blu^ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-09-16.pdf 689cec0c86d913c5894fe49a00208d20 PDF Text Text EEflETBAH E»V>UiteT*K zaiMBinW □ i k ,gi ns--------------- .-------- TF.-RJuTg, ®1 OO TT>ar. a.Ta’g’ Afgcttt. HASTINGS, BARRY CQIJ^’-MICK. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEKBEE-16, 1863. if £||t gaitiny imir, ” roBLuau nu> raerw.,, -------------- — — ^be^U^tt*gi^Wii‘yMp oc the rifle he : "Take eat*, 8am F Mid He father; 2= ws want aehanee at th* white <naa.'’ ; A u ww “That is m idee,” ooiuridtel SaW/’If wnri we can only fetch Mm st tho^l.. Abe. —a-. ball!* will M half won.” Fpr.the nest quarter of an hour all 1 rilsut within tbe dw.Uing-the .V*®' stockade meantime burning to ol- * Pr J* * ^u'SrSMk And into U. court hoe* .nirfhUTTJ *■* m tbe attorney with racy gr— «-i-’ Smr,» lawyer hie m«je»ty never HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &. Striker, AaAferhieeweplMMraUWt . To cotae to the earth sad* the raason inquire. . Walk this lawyer who rose with.* »i»*g» to «ravt. gastings’ gnsintss ginctorji. —UAV>— JCST DECEIT ED K“ a new and most complete awrlinent of B. J. GH4NT, --------- X--------- DREGS AND MEDICINES, tChemical*, Palate, Olli, Cam phene, Hunting Fluid, TURPENTINE ■ ASON ALLEN, T\ICALSR IN GROCERIES, provisions, pro­ Ji J dues, «»•»». butler, terd. pork, and grain ol ■11 kind-. Also toy* candies, ct«.,etc. Slot* in c.lifamie Block. Stet* street. Usetinr*. Mieb. - D. l^HAWLEt , Thu« 0>ry quarreled, con tended,and argued 00 long. and alcohol. &18IS UWto8» QF- FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL TURPOSES.ONLY.ja ..>r«r Provlriun*. Also Notary Patellc. Blare, two doors east of the Iliwtinc* House, ROBERTS & STRIKER, DEALERS In drug*, medlcio**, ;p»tentmediciu*B, psinli, oil*, terpentine, burning fluid. GROCERIES! TEA, corns, BUG AR, STICKS. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; BWEEZE1’ A AILEM. AT LAB’and Solicitor, io Chan­ cery. Partioalaraitcnlioa paid to ConveyVTTORNKY8 (ESQ'WESST ABdTooklnjr Extracts, PENS. PENCILS. INKS, PATER, EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, As.. Ae. MOST POPULAR HOLMIOOK, PATENT MEDICINES Give uei JOHN ROBERTS, " D . II. J. HANEY. IHTSICIAN, SURGEON and flee over Smith'* DmK Store Goodyear Block. ©HEAT, IP©® ©ASH will ba paid to COMPOUND­ s PRESCRIPTIONS; and any INdsnrf ipnl I “J Lctux’ H. WRIGHT, ROBERTS A STRIKER. Hsstixm April 31, UM- 0«<a. -Uh W, W. Ralph . Klddl.rUi. ■unsosa'a Ou> Ixwnox Dock Gut, for medimo ^JJEW HARNESS SHOP. KMirru k HUM. The attention of the public la invited to the Naw^Hanw** Shop al - ' H. A. GOODYEAR, \ - wanting New Harnesses, c. G. HOLBROOK, Good Entero Loath, Bjvcly Used. Military [janl4] H. N. BHKLDON, H. A. GOODYEAR. 'picture GALLEHY-! IN HARTINGS,Barry coosty. Mick., ia Rower'* b.w tmMiag.«p **»»«. sd doccTHIS GALLERY (tf) «. C. WUB»L«. ycoat or noun. ^flisreUanjj. 1TT1CK OS A SETTLER, eerie*, atalionery. and lancy arucie*. . Holbrook's Naw Block. Hasting*, Mich. ORVIN C. OTIS. „ FRANK ALLEN, ge-sssaKa DB. A. R PEAKE, practical dentist, wsLS^r^i“’S5I? “Oh, i’ll.be careful!—don’t you four »r me, father !’• replied the youth. And then h* muttered to Mtneelf; “J’U fix that whit* scoundrel, though,-, if ,there’s any chance t” ■. . - “Halloo lhe bouM ” at thia moment sane out a voice from tbe outside. The brnthow hastened to the second story, which - projected about two feet over the loeer/npd commanded tbe little court within-the stockade, and the elder shouted back: , “YVell, what’s wanted of the house T “We want to come in peaceably," red the white man, “and I’ll pledge my ur that no one shall bo harmed.” “If ihat’s all you’ve got to pledge, you’re a poor miaerable Jackanapes!” called out tbe younger, before his elder brother had time to reply. “You defy us then,” Mid the man, in nn angry tone. •’We’ii not let you in peaceably, at all event*,” wa* the rejoinder, “and if' you attempt to break in, look out for the consequences—for there’s a number of’ us, and we’re well armed.” “And we’re enough to force our way in, and burn your cabin about your heads!’ shouted back the white man. “If you’ll throw open your gates and doors, and let us in st once we’ll not hurts hair of your heads—for we’re hungry and tired, and only want to eat and rcat; but if you bold nut and compel us to break in, we’ll not spare a single one of you—man, wo­ man, or child 1” “Go ahead, yon boasting fool! and when you get in, let u* know 1” returned the spirited youth. “1 suppose your down from th* bloody butchery of Wy­ oming, and wo don’t cxpi’Ct any mercy from such fiend* a* you.” After thia there waa a brief consulta­ tion, a* it appeared, among the enemy, and then followed a seriea of wild whoop* and yclla, mingled with a rattling volley of musketry, the ball* pattering harmlc**ly against the stout logs of the stockade and dwelling. “There, they have opened the ball.” Mid tlw youth called Sam. “and now lot ■them look out for thcroselve* !” He approached a loopbole that over­ looked the stockade and caugl a view of the bead* of some three or four Mvagea, who were not so elose under the palisade* a* they might have suppoae.d They seemed to be consulting together, and bo thought it quite probable they were a group of the principal warrior*. Ho cautiously presented his rifle, and was In the act of taking sight, when crack went a piece, from a clump of hushes a little beyond’tbo parties, and a bullet, singing through tbe aperture, jrased the young man's cheek, and lodged in tbe roof. The father, who had just worked bi* way up stairs, groaning with pain at every step, on hearing Ums report, 'and seeing hia favorite »on stagger back, with the blood streaming down his face, utter­ ed s wHd cry of grief and alarm a|id Impulsively bounded forward, forgetful of bis own ailment H* reached bis son, blrasalf trembling like a leaf and the pers­ piration streaming from every pore, ex­ claiming : “Ob, ray dear boy, are you killed 1” “Hardly scratched, father,” replid the youth, taking his hand from the wound, after ascertaining it* •holo extent; “• mere flea-bite! But he added with sur prise, “I didn’t know you could handle yourself so lively—you were quicker than Jim.” “That’* a fact,” Mid the father, now recalled to biroself., “What’s become of my rbeumatixl 1 don’t feel it at all ;’’ and he commenced walking to and fro, swinging hi* arms, perfectly astonished at tba fact that bis sudden shock, fright and violent exertion had cured him. It was a fact, nevertheless, and the amazed and delighted boy remarked that the savage was welcome to tbe shot, since It had produced such a wonderful and happy result*. Instead of the garrison being weakened thereby, it had been greatly, strengthened, and this waaa cause for cowgratuluion and hope. For a few moment* after the signal shot had wounded th* boy, the be*ieg era k*pl perfectly quiet, and tbe older Han­ son remsrked thst this waa a *ure s.gn of the devils being up to some miscHet The boys looked through the loophole* meantime, but with greater caution than before, and without getting eight of a sin­ gle ooe of the enemy. At length a vol­ ume ef smoke began to rollup in frontof tbe gate, and then of course it was known that the savage* were attempting to bum tbeir W.loto thetenclosure with a view probably of setting fire to the A« you.ascend the Juniata from ita confluence with the Susquehanna, you en­ ter n wild, secluded dell, where in some places the banks rise Bleep and rocky above tbe flowing river, forming a acene of romantic beauty verging on sublimity. I In one place, where the cliff haa a per­ pendicular descent of fifty feet, an early settler had erected hi* log dwelling upon the verj! brink. It was an almost impos­ sible thing for the Indiana to assail Ik^on mg successfully stormetj inTront, or on the land ride, he had dug n kind of well, nSfriy difwn.l«i &Jcvel with th© water, cnlargii-g the eicavation at tbe bottom sufficiently io contain a ainali boat, with an oqtlel directly upon the Juniata, and cohctalitig this outlet with a thin shell of enrth and stones »o disposed as to resem­ ble the natural cliff itself. At the bot­ tom of thia well a small boat was placed, and kept in reiidiness for the last resort, which could be launched in a few minutes b* destroying the thin barrier, and push­ ing it out upon the water, and it was thought that the family might in tbe dire event of which we speak, escape iu this manner before the assailing toe should discover their secret. Thu* prepared, with a w indlass for lowering the inmate*, mid n stockade on three sides of his dwelling, tbe the fourth forming a pcrp*ndicnlar line with the bank, the settler tell a* much al case as any one could in hte exposed situation, and went vigorous­ ly to work, with hie two eons, aged six­ teen and eighteen, clearing and tilling the land of bi* purchase. The boosebold of Job Hanson consisted office sonls—himself, wife, the two sons just mentioned, and a daughter of twelve. At the precise period of his settling in the valley of the Juniata, th* Indians were at peace with tbe whites, and noth­ ing occurred to disturb the tranquility of the family for a couple years, when tbe vague rumuf* of savage discontent and probable hostility begnn to reach them and excite a feeling of uneasiness. Not long after this came the fearful kitolllpence of4k destruction of Wyoming; and on the very heels ofithta, as it were a party of savages, headed by a while man. were discovered appro*ching the dwelling. Tl.e two sons, who were at work in tbe field about a quarter of a mile frtyn tbe bouse, saw them just in lime to get home snd give tbe alarm. The father waa al­ ready there, teing in doors with an attack of Rheumatism ; and though It was with great difficulty he could move about, hl* head was clear to direct, which wo* of great consequence to the lass experienced Inmates. H o ordered the gate of the stock­ ade to be securely closed, rifles to be ro­ cents, nan tits who nnu uh>p>wi down to the boat already mentioned. By the time thie bad been aoeompliebed, the savage* were whooping before the dwel­ ling. “How many of the painted Imp* are thereF he inquired of bi< aona. “I don’t exactly Know, fcther” answer­ ed the elder, “hot 1 ahould think some­ where Ahottweoly.” dwelling alao. “Tbt* look* rather bad for u* I the father. VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, pat off In our boat wilbThank Heaven that tb*y wMu .ilUin, .«1 oo. or «o oU.r» of lb. ladm, 1 (Wok U» rw« -ooM Rar now & ELU», of exultation, and one or all kinds JOB .arid “If w. ».ld 0.I7 W.M«. w Mil ll»< of fire-amtf. loud crash it fell inward, and the1 sav­ ages gave vent to still wilder yells ofeiultalion. For a minute or two they did not venture into the little eourt; foul finding all yet remained ] silent in /the house, they began to glide in,1 one after another, till at last one half stood exposed to the deadly rifle of tbe inmate*. Still no word—no demonstration from the besieged—and thia silence and apathy encouraged and emboldened, even the more timid to pu»h on the work of de­ struction. Surely the iutnates must be without fire-arm*, or they would certain­ ly hsve boon heard from before this! and without fire anna, what had the besieger* to fear 1 •. .rl % So, with exultant whoops and yell* they brought in wood and brush and piled it against tbe door, and then set fire to It, with the burning brands from the demol ithed gate. At this moment, tbe roost trying one of all to Job Hanson and hi* eons, wbo had been tremulously waiting for a chance to accomplish their purpose ofpicking off the leader* first, and now fell that tbe time for defensive action could no longer be postponed—at this moment, when the smoke was rolling up through the open space between the projecting end lower story, and filing the bouse with stifling vapor, and the red tongues of fire were beginning to shoot up and lap.tbe wood­ work of the door, the only barrier be­ tween them and their blood-thirsty foes, nnd which must soon give away and afford them a free passage—al this critical mo­ ment, wo say, tbe white man and two Indian companions ventured in front of the open gate to took at the progress of the flame*, and perhaps wonder at the mystery of the silence within. They were seen through the smoke by the brave father and sons, and tbeir three rifle* were simultaneously brought to bear upon them. A momentary silence, during which each selected hi* man, and then came the einphatio word*, spoken in a low, solemn tone by the senior: “To <Ae *e«rl 4o>«, and God «««d w« drliveranci!" The report* of the three piece* were blended in one, and when the smoke tone, the three parties were «ecn prostrate on the earth, and quivering in the death ag­ onies. with bslf the remaining Indians bowling in dismay around them. “Quick, now—the water!’’ shouted the excited father; and in less than a minute the flames about the door were extin­ guished by water which had been kept in readiness for just such sn emergency. The savage* bore off their dead leader*, and. after whooping and yelling around for a while, and occasionally discharging their piece* in harmless resentment, tak­ ing care not again to expose tbeir persons to the death dealing rifle* of their foea, they disappeared from thb vicinity, never to return. That night was spent in watching and tearful prayers of thanksgiving by the reassembled family, wbo had just made a wonderful escape, and who, we jriU »dd, w*re never again molested. Mr. Francis Gallon, a well known English traveller and a member of the “Alpine Club,” has this summer made a singular experience. He discovered a spot on the Jungfrau range, where be might stand in safety and watch the ava­ lanche* sweeping past him, within thirty feet of hi* person. In one halfday ho saw three decent*. Tbe avalanches slip two thousand fuel, then leaped two great bounds of a thousand feel more, to thschannel, close to which he was standing ; and then burst out at the foot of thechflunel “like a storm ofsbarpnell.” Mr. Ga! ton deaerilie* tbe general appearance of the avalanche, when seen also short a di>tenee, aa that of“an orderly mob filling the street and hastening, not hurrying, to the same object.” Something of the tame impression Is made upon one who look* attentively al the great aheet of weter which rolls slowly down on the Canada aide of the (alls, at Niagara. The motion is majeaticly deliberate and though swift not hurried. The noise of the avalanche in motion. Mr. Gallon likens to “the sound of-iT rapid tide rushing op many channels.” the avalanche la described as consisting of a mas* of Ice balls usually from a fool toaysrd in diameter, which produce “the fearful rattlif^f the iee-casoede.” V Military men in Washington are aatoniabod to find from Gen. Grant’* report that lea* than a tbonMod of bi» men were killed In hit five battle*. greater portion were collected from their captori, by order, for the examination by* them interesting documenta, but we may anticipate a fuller disclosure so far aa to state that one letter from Judge Wick ®f-‘ thl* city, and another from Jeaee D. Bright both dated in 1861 and foil of the moat virulent rebel eympathiee, are among them. Captain Connor,-of the twelfth regiment, was ibo fortunate finder of Judge Wick’s, which B* a**ored on yes­ terday ‘wak regelar aeoeeh harangue.’ Icctlng and forwardipig the paper* to the government too important to be omitted, and was, therefore, sent with tbe rest— That of Jerne D. Bright was found by another officer, who told Captain Conner of it, and of its thoroughly treasonable character;.But it, too, was sieted by tbe official collector aa of too muds eonsequencc to be kept in a private collection of tnemeutoes. If these facte will give tbe gentlemen particularly intareaned any comfort we are happy to be the means of conveying it to them. •■The discovery of Davis’s papers was made accidentally, we learn from Captain Conner, They were bidden, or at Jmst put away, in the loft of an out-houRr oo the plantation between Jackson and Vicks­ burg, and while Sherman's force in ptyeuit of Johnston was encamped there a eoldior went into the ouvhousa to get some wood. Tbe board* of the ceiling struck him a* about what be wanted, and on pulling one of them off the bottoms of two or three large boxes were 'seen.— This excited curiosity and ltd toaneumination, which led U> the capture of three large dry goods boxes full of letters and papers. ’ The private letters were all neatly folded and indorsed—all those in our hands, sumo o» which we have pub­ lished, have been thua carefully aranged and packed in one of the boxes. The sol­ diers, of course, soon scattered them, but when the n«we reached the headquarters an order was. issued to have ail important letters and papers collected and sent to Washiugton, and thus btt few df them have got to lite light as yeL” \ 1st. The Administration of Abraham Lincoln has made thia Republic the great­ est Military Power in the world. 2d. It has retrieved the National credit, and placed it upon such a basis that it cannot again be shaken. 3d. It has given us a National peper currency, so for superior to the wild cal paper previously flooding the country that everybody rejoices in the change. 4lh. it has given us a ProtectivoTariff, not likely to be changed in policy far a long lima to come. 5th. It has abolished Slavery and Po­ lygamy In all tbe National ’Territories and put an end forever to all daeigea of the South upon our vast domain. Oth. Its policy ha* enabled the people of West Virginia and Missouri to rid thcm**lves of Slavery by means of a ju­ c dicial system of gradual emancipation. 7lh. It has added Kansu* to the Union ,a* a Free Stale. 8th. Il ba* reconquered tbe whole Mis­ , sissippi Valley. 9th. Il has in th* midst of tbe war held , with an iron grasp and fostered and d«^ / fended all the previously urgsuixed and , existing territorie*, and has also organ। ired t>e new territores of Dacotah, Ne­ , vada, Colorado, Idaho, and Arizona. 10th. It has fortified our Northern bor­ < der, our Atlantic and our Pacific coast*,’ , with Immense works, and given us a । large and formidable Navy, so that we , arc in * complete posture of defence ( against any European foe. lltb. It has conquered Maryland, ’ West Virginia, Kentucky, West Tennea,see, Missouri, Northern Arkansas, Lou­ (isiana, Florida, Misriarippl, and part* of ( other Blates. 13th. It has retaken nearly every load­ । ing city in the South, including 8l Louie, ;N.w 'Orleans, Nsshvilte, VlAdhMg jMemphis, Notches, Jackson, Norfolk j Penaaoola, Newborn, Baltimore and Al­ , exandria. 18th. It ha* recaptured nearly every , fort on tbe Southern coast formerly ba।longing to the Union. 14th. It has developed enormoo* finan­ cial power in the Loyal States for exceed­ ing anything’-----*' ‘ * ' *“ thia country. and that the most gigantic The 160,000 bake of Confederate cut­ impair them. _J 16th. BuLgre*! ton, recently seized near Naches, are worth twenty-rix million! of dollars.— mous’.rated tba uu bit strength of tbe This will help to foot the war MIL ■stoefi defies rebel Coming from-lh* piilplt, «A*r it «•- or bn.nu.g �armSu. Committees will report rrx HORACE DODGE. -g 9lUee are present they stall constitute a J. M. Narnia ___ . when the animal or article is not worthy, though there be no competition, ' 5. When ar tides of merit, superior in D. fiurt, P. Otte; Yankee Springs, J. Pariah i Thornappla, J. C. Bray ;Trvlng, H. J. Ksnffeld, 5. L. Sfown£(feritei, r^ela of Mte! TbeJsyfll m« of Missouri and Kansas felt'that great in- 0. Articles entered and marked as RVLEfl AND REGULATIONS. fweign shall not compete with those of Tbs Eleventh Annual Fair of tba Bar­ domestic manufacture; but may, if oonaa commander of that military district. ry County Agricultural Society will be sldered worthy by the Judges, be recom­ The policy adopted by Gen. Schofield held ou the grounds of the Society in the mended to notice. J was not calculated to lull uneasiness caus- village of Hastings, on Wednesday and 7. viewing Com mi Uses are required Thursday, October Hth and 15tb, 1863. to make their report to the Secretary on nothing more than a temporary feeling or before 8 o’clock, P.’ M., of tbe second Tickets of membership, (not transfera­ day of the Fair, without fcnL of Insecurity, and comparative humilia­ 8. jit shall be the duty of the Viewing ble) one dollar, will admit members of tion would bo the worst results of tbe one family, exclusive of sons over twenty- Committee, at If o'clock, P. M., on the "conservative" policy of <tha new com­ one years of age, during the continuance secund day of the Fair, to place on the mander and his subordinate, Gen. Ew­ of the Fair. jynmals to whom were awarded the Grat Tickets good for one person, during the premiums, a badge of blue ribbon, and ing. The sacking of Lawrence, by tbe brig­ Fair, 20 cents. Children 10 cents. on those to whom, were ^warded the sec­ All Tickets attempted to be used, ex­ ond premiums, a badge of rtd ribbon, and, Quantrell, however, awoke tba coun­ cept by the persona to whom they be­ which badges can be procured at l|>e Sec try from this fond dream, to a full reali­ long, will be forfeited. retary'a office. "C zation of one of the most horrid butcher­ Tickets can be bad of the Treasurer. 9. The Viewing Committees are Strict ies that ever chilled the blood, by its nsrly Forbidden, to communicate to any ration of worse than'savage barbarity. person, any information with reference The country is loo familiar with tbe his­ First Dat—Wednesday, the first day to their awards, until after the reading of tory of this iendish carnage and savage of the Fair will be occupied in entering the same by the Secretary. 10. Superintendents are Strietlg For­ revelry In tho blood of defenseless men, and arranging Slock and other articles for exhibition and in decorating tbe Hall. bidden, from conveying any information women and children to need any more Skcoxd Dor—Al 8 o’clock on Thurs­ with referenoe to tho ownership of ani­ vivid painting of the picture, tho finest day, the second day of tbe Fair, tho Ex­ mals or articles on exhibition in-tbeir lines of which are marked with lurid ecutive Committee will hold a meeting several department*). J. M. NEVINS, Sttreiory. at tbe stand for tho purpose uf filling va­ flame and streaks of purple gore. Previous to the Lawrence massacre, cancies in the Viewing Committees. Al 10 o’clock A. M. tho Judges will com Gen. Ewing, stationed at Leavenworth T.TRT QF PREMIUMS menee tbeir examinations. At 1 o’clock with »few troops, was repeatedly noti­ P. M., the trial of trotting clock will take fied of the threatened danger, but neglect­ place. AK 2 o'clock, tbe trial of Female ed to make adequate provision for the de­ EquestrUnahip will take place, to be im­ Hustings, Wednesday and ' October I4tte and IStb, IBC3. fense of Law renep. After the sacking of mediately followed by Female Driving of teams single or double, to buggies. that city, Gen. James H. Lane, Immedi­ At 3 o’clock tbe Annual addfesa will ately organised an independent volun­ be delivered at tho stand, al the close of ” be ' teer force, and without wailing fur the which the Premiums awarded >111 Judyet—-Wm. P. Bristol, Richard Jones, Isaiah Williston. regular authorities pursued Quantrell, announced by the Secretary. Best Bullion 4 years old or over, 3 00 and captured agd killed about seventy of GEVERAL RCLES. Second best do, - ’ ' ’ the bushwhackers. Die rest g£lQuan2 00 2. All competitors fur preiniumns, Best Slalllun 3 years old, trell’a band escaped into Missouri and 1 00 judges aud officers, shall bo residents of Second best do, disbanded to escape capture and punish­ the County and members of the Society, Best Stallion 2 years old, . 200 1 00 ment. These bushwhackers ere known and no interested party shall past judg­ Second beet do, to belong mostly to tbe western counties ment upon properly that be or bit family shall exhibit. Judgte — J. Parish, J. II. Munroe, I. N. of Missouri. Hero Lane proposes to fol­ 2. All animals and articles intended . . ' low them, retaliating upon that country for exhibition, shall be entered on or be­ Keeler. Best-TrolttngJ.Ipree.4yrs or over, 83 00 for tbe acta of Quantrell's murderers. fore tbo Grat day of tbe Fair, at the office Second do, ’1 50 Gen. Ewing, having pursued a policy of the Secretary. Best xlo, 2 00 3. Exhibitors will be careful tn have of great laxity, in view of these events, their animals and articles arranged in the Second do, and to slay tho avenging Lane and his Bert do, 2 00 proper places, and in season, otherwise 1 00 followers, suddenly takes tho opposite they- will be overlooked by the Vies tag Second do, extreme, and has ordered tho citizens of Committee. 4. Cards will be fumiahed with tbe tbe fyur border <|ouulics of Missouri to Judgn—Julian Fish, Wm. B. Reming­ vacate their bo mas, /and to leave tbeir numbers as entered el the Secretary's of­ ton, Charles Palmerton. hay crop behind, wbfeb is to be burned. fice, which should bo plaoed upon, or near 13 00 the animals or articles for exhibition, so Best pair 5 years old or over; Without this order the counties referred that the judges will hash no difficulty in Second beat do* 1 50 to would have-been evacuated, from fear finding them. 5. Exhibitors of horses will take no­ of the invasion of Lsrse, who is now col­ tice that a sign will be raised in tbe cen­ lecting a force with the avowed object of tre of the ring, designating the class of devastating the whois territory referred homes desired for examination by the Polly. 83 00 la, and exterminating the people. If’ judges, when all-horses of that dass must Best pair 5 years old or over, Second best do', 1 50 Gen. Schofield, Department Commander, be brought into the ring and there remain morel of Gem Corliss and tbe appoint sustains the order of his subordinate, until tho judges shall have decided upon tbeir merits. . Gen. Ewing, there in clearly no occasion 6. Any animal, farm or article, taking for Lane's Invasion. Tbe St. Louis Dm- tbe first premium at any fair, shall, if acral, which appears to fully sympathize considered worthy the succeeding year, with Lana’s movements, charges that be allowed a diploma, and on tho second year after reccivmg said premium, shall Gen. Schofield intends to revoke Gen. again bea entitled to compete for said Ewings order. Be this ao or not, Gen. premium. Schofield has forbidden Lane to enter 7. All ammalaientered for a premium Kansas with bls troops, and Lane having shall have been opued within tbe County, expressed a determination to undertake at least three months before the (air. 8. All teams ata strictly forbidden to\ the invasion in spile of him, be has or­ drive faster than a walk within the . -dered a military force to oppose hitxf.— lands during the Fair, except In the Thus ostensibly, at first view, Geo. Scho­ rso ring, and are requested to move at field would seem to occupy an attitude all times in the same direction, keeping the centre of the grounds on tbe left. of defending the bushwhackers; but it 9. No animals or articles entered for will only require a moment’s reflection exhibition ran be taken from the to convince any intelligent man that aa grounds before 4 o’clock P. M., on tbe tbe oomman<icr of a Department, Gen. last day of the Fair, except by permls■ion of the Marshal ; and no premiums Schofield could not permit an unauthor­ ized military body, burning with private will be paid on animals or articles removed in violation of this rule. wrongs, to murder and devastate at large. JO. Foreign articles intended for ex­ Gen. Schofield appears to be entirely hibition shall be marked as such, and unequal to the position be occupies; ind shall not compete with those of domestic to bis imbecility may be charged tbe un­ manufacture. 11. Fancy articles, and articles of dohappy condition which exists. Had he martin manufacture, shall bo manufaclurcd within tbe county, by tbo exhibitor, punished bushwhackers with extreme in order to entitle them to a premium. 12. No discretionary premiums will be paid until approved by tbe Executive Committee, ana they may modify or rcfuse to allow the Mine, as they may deem E ”Trn. Annual meelingof the Society will be held at the Court House, during the time of tbe meeting of tbe Board of Supervisors in December or January Schofield was entirely in the wrong; but next; the precise day to bo fixed, and notice thereof given by the Executive matters tc a collision with Federal 1 • BO Bert ooltectiua of Cake made by one exhibitor, -miscs.*— Best palrSyear pld Steers, Bsoood bttt do, Bart pair 2 year old Steers, SeouSffbsrtdo, Best pair 1 year old Steers, B-.t Pair Fu Oi«i, do 3 1 1 i I 00 30 00 oo 00 £ EBaS. Beet gallon Maple Moisa*, I Bert bottle Currant Wine. 1 I !£■ 1 00 Secund best 10 yards of flannel, DO Best Wool Carpet, Second best Wool Carpet, Bet*. Rag Carpet, Judya—Badcock, Sanford Sisson, Second best Rag Carpet, A. J. Benham. Bert pair Woolen Stock legs, Bert Milch Cow* 12 00 Second best pair Woolen Stockings, 1 00 Best pair Woolen Gloves. Best woolen Mittens, DIVUIOK C—8beep, Swlse and Poultry. Bert pound woolen yarn, Beet made Shut, Judgti—C. Me Queen, Adam Elliott, Beat Ottoman Cover, Beal fancy Chair Cover, Best Spanish Merino Boek, 12 00 Best Tabic Cover, . 1 00 Beet Tidy. Second beat do, Bert French Merino Buck, 2 00 Best Silk Bonnet, 1. 00 Best worsted work, Second beat dn, Best worked Slippers, ' Best Buck of Saxon, Southdown or Leicester Grades, 2 00 Best Mantilla, Second do, 1 00 Best pair I^mp Mats, Best foot Mata, . 1 00 Best Lape Cep, Second best do, Best 5 Lambs, 2 00 Best worked Collar, 1 00 Best dnderSleevea, Second best do, Beat Fat Sheep, 1 00 Best EsrCow or Ot, Best Boar, Second best do, Beat Pig 8 months old. Bort Breeding Bow and Pigs, Second best do,. 81 1 1 1 1 50 00 00 50 00 Best brood mare. Second best brood marc, ■ Judget-^L. K. Powers, L. Philander Chia. Beet Colt 8 years old, Second beat Colt 8 years old, Best Colt 2 years old, Second beet Coll 2 years old, Bert Colt 1 year old, > Second best Colt 1 year old, ' Bert racking Colt, । Second bert sucking Colt, 50 75 50 DO 25 .. ... l^lilJkxhhxru—Wc understand t •tbe company -or part of a company be raised by C. A. Bailey has been tn ferred fe tbo 11th Cavalry- stationed KalamhUd. - A bout 20 men are enlist I THE LARGEST AND BEST Let our patriotic young men come fl ward before the draft compels them ■ STOCK OF GOODS go with no extra inducements In ■; shape. of Load -boontics. TaoTrnc/'^farcn.—Wc are request! 2 givs notice that there sill he’s titin purse offitmiqfl ' dollar, for the b* tr^J^atellifq'.'faqroe or mare, sod d other purse of fifteen dollars for the b<| trotting team, irretpocttte.of sixe age | CALL AND EXAMINE color; trial to eome off on thetrottm course iu.this village on Friday the 161 day of October next Fruit £c*inorr.—E. ShatluefoEsqJ tWfc tbWiMtp has left at our office a amJ twi^pf »yljm tree not much larger , lbs I a pipa stem, upon a apace "of Im th I four inches of whieh hang 25 large pica | Small Profits and ready pay Best ornamental needle work, Beal sewing by hand, Best sewing by machine. avjtragipg more than 1| iuobesin the smallest diameter, and mot than !|or. each. WE WILL NOT BE^ Tuanxx.—C. O. Scott, Esq., of Curl to is sent to us/Unskel of very fine rar I Judqtt—G. K. Beamer, C. V. Patrick. P. McOmber. . rijtftraeMSZlbsyranre oeljfejb/tk-te.qoalilypr size. CARPETS Michigan State Agricultural Sutitty tel men ta/yTickel tbe State Fair, to be hel I ut^ehfaseoo oo the 221, 83d, 24th aa I Second beat Riding, B«t Driving Second best Driving, . 15 i 3 • 1 125th, insr. OIL-CLOTHS, At\j.OW I UICE8. \ . 8. J. Bxncock Eeq^uf Maple Grot I tea placed ue under obligations forlorn I very, fine peaches. Mr. Badcock te sold aWiii! twenty bushels of peaches 11 thir market, and they bear the higbci price of any in the market. rularly at the West, ba advance of any previou ole history of the Merer AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, IHraMkariag Teas In this foutry. usual prosperity of there branches of bus nek in which weighing is done, and als I tlfe increaatag popularity with the pul lie of there celubrated Scales ' bren killed at Galvaston, Texas, by on I of his own Lieutenants, ta August, an I -for the asms oSenoe that rest Van Doni his life. The tsewe reems to be autheo tia Magruder was esteemed as »u abl I efiioer. He made his mark early in lb I war, In Eastern Virginia, in the artiller service for which be was educated; bo I has done nothing since worthy bis feme. ! Jwdyes—Julian Fish. Dr. H. C. Turn"• G«. SUJA Mr. H. C T.m.r, Mrv H. Wright, Un J. w. Bucroft. 00 on M 00 fy Gen. Best single Harness, Best Men's Saddle, Bert riding Bridle, Best Trank, Bert Valise. Best pair Calf Boots, Bert pair Kip Boots, McClellan reviewed tb-l trqoiMstationed al Camp Sprague, State ! Jalitad, On the 7th Inst, by their invite ! tlon. There was quite a dis^' of flag I and inscriptions, among them one cl ••Welcome, Little Mac;-and there «*I also a liberal flow of champagne, “uofl sawder," and soma tears, it is said. Th-I Yoogg Napoleon is tolerable at field re I views, leave-takings, and ditch digging I and if that sort of Generalship paid, te Barry cooaly. Judgu—D. B. Pratt, J. C. Bray, H. Fcighner. :Best Bull 3 yeara old or over, 88 00 iSecond bert do, Best Flour Barrel, ।Bert Bull 2 yearo old, < Second bert do, j Wood Turning, Bert Bull 1 year old, i — r___ . ■ ... Second best do, i oo jBert Cow, jSecond beet do, 1 00 Beet Pisa Door, jBest Heifer 2 years old, Beat Window Blinds, Second bert do, iBert sucking Boll Calf, 1 50 <Second bert do, । Bert seeking Heifer Calf, < Sedond bert do, tsoo . W. Steb- 12 00 B. Barnsm. - ■ 50 50 MOSEY TO PAY FOR GOODS, 50 50 So 50 n 50 DO OUR SfOpK 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 Ovr Motto— 50 50 Bert pair Shanghais, Bost pair Cochin Chinas, Best pair Brahma Pootras, Bert pair Polands, Bert pair Chiltagona. Best pair Comtnon Breed, Best pair Bantams, Best pair Geese, Best pair Ducks, Best pair Turkiee, Mudg., DIVISION B—Cuttle. IN BATTLE CREEK! Umber, C. W. Bassett. Bert 6 Corn brooms, . Bert Harrow for two horses, Beat Pump, Best Sod Plow, . 02 00 Best Corn Plow, 1 00 Best Cultivator, Best Set Gate Hangings, 1 00 50 CASH STORE 50 Jfijga—Wm. Tinkler, Darwin Me ! Bert half bu. cure of Corn, Bort half Lu. Wheal, > Best half bu. Oats, l Best b«lf bu. Rye, I Best half bu. barley, I Bert collestion of Fruita of all kinds l grown by i>ne exhibitor. 1 Best collection uf Fair Apples, 1 Best collection of Winter Apples, I Best collection of Pears, > Best collection of Peaches, 1 Best collection of Plums, . Best collection of Grapes, Best dozen Blond Beets, Best dozen Turnep Beets, Bust dozen Sugar beets, Best dozen Ruta Bag.it, Bert dozen Paraneps, don, D. W. Smith. . Best dozen Carrota, Best pair Horae Shoes, । Best dozen Tomatoes, Bert 100 Horae Shoe Nails, I Bert peck Potatoes, , Best peck of Top Onions, , Best peck ofSweet Potatoes, Best Port Auger, Beat half bu. White Beans, Bert Grain Cradle, , Largrat Squash of any kind, Bort Ox Yoke, — CLAM »a S.-ttagls Sansa, tar(Xrrian*1 3 Summer Squashes, • Best Chum, Jmfcss-Jobn J. Hendershott, J£ . J. . Best 3 Winter Squashes Best d>ees« Press, Lathrop, T. J. Humphrey. Best 2 Pumpkins, Beat Bee Hive, Beet 3 years old sod over, 82 00 Best Fanning Mill, Best fi Cabbages, Second best 3 years old and over, 1 00 Best Corn Shellrr, Best 3 Watermelons, Beat« Stalks Rhubarb, CLASS wb. fl. Bert Home Rake, Thomae Allofk StffllffS! THE ONLY EXCLUBfl®;,; 50 Mrs. G. K- Beamer, Mrs. G. Striker, 1 00 low, I 1. A. Holbwok, Mn. F. M<O«*«r. 50 Un. 1 Bert Patch work Quilt, [feet White Quilt, Bert pair Woolen Blankets, Second bert pair do, w 00 Best 10 yards of flannel, 1100 Judgn—Cyras Buxton, Francis Peck, Rawson White. 1KIG do bar, 50 •—Jerome Palmerton, Hiram Best Yoke Working Oxro, Second beat do, _ Beat pair 4 year old Steers, “—^brrtrir?< > , I GOODS' : ^±td4X'“h” * NEW FALL . -at- , ; ’ ’ ' Best cured Beef Bott; policy which tbe Govern It ap- tbjcuii kiferCrif, owtrfibeapsbit of lawrawna threatan to involve tbe friends of the Gavernmer.t act in defiance of his authority. 1 00 1 50 J> Tbe mi^Uyy aky looks threatening on thl ’KoMSS border. Matters, growing is they distrust him, and are indiced to - lL, hta big esJary. It Is well known that in the Hart.-I 50 S PICUL-NOTICES OOUWO, 80U0H0K0, ORANGE * HttJOXj fxsor. ■... .mountains, in Germany, there is occasion-1 ally seen the Image of a man reflected ot ,th» okM*da, tbs illusion being tbe rifee .of reflection from the psrsou of tbe spec tater. We observe, in .reading an ac ‘toapt o( Mouot Mansfield, in Vermont J that the Rev. Dr. Kirk, of Boston, ww reeeotly treated there with a spectre o! UhrHIitflfoaa: Best Bull 2 yesre old. -Mwtxjm oosrixr. - ----------■ w . -Dr. Kirk states tot one aftaranoo h* taw the form oi tbs Note (sn eteretei pOMWlfemnmulo) •d nrauing cloud. It •* 81 80 1 50 �. ................................ >6^^^ etrmt. COME AM) BUY YORK injuries W -OF THOSE— ■—n —wp cirrc>f»u»uviii in the department of Gen. Bank* give* tia in a private note, <nti mash** of a highly "iTt**^***** GOODS! Mail.... ed Mail..*Z.:^?'.^r7^. it^d i». • rxz.j£y;;iZk --<h#r«4 nr/y K ‘j’m *Ork **? U WM r"Port’ *• bad blown op the magaxine. WAsnnonw.Sept. Hk-Tha followlog waa rocia v^ Rafter noon: pourne* •kr.'.-Wj5 to tbe y.-g Wafner and Battery Gregg are oora.- L**t night ou» rapper* finiahed mining the counter-scarp of Fort Wagner on it* sea front, masking all ita gun* and an order wm l**ued to carry (ho place by ,a*Mult,at9 oclock this morning, that brang the hunt of low tide. About 10 o’ dock last night tbe enemy commenced evacuating the Island and all but 75 of them made tbeir escape from cumming's rvlini tn M~.1I _ -_ 1 «. __________ yraui Sititea. night ju* isspo Rtroc* ooeupled^Culpepper, and it la believed 'is ?on this side of tho Eapidan.' Tbe retreat seems to be general. IDtere is no move­ ment toward any of tbs lower Gap* ',in the Valley of Virginia, *o. thia rebel* oannot be inaugurating 'another invaakm sqjieirtu. Tho movement ia regarded a* Strange'S* it is unexpected." A Wasliington’diapalch to tho TVous On niAjrt rad tula* tto>kftrr mUILm f'JraaibaS Ki'boU Ld Ann says; I “Bdiide* the marching of Longstreet’* corp*J which have already' announced, oor .Aid petition cnrrMpondent with the army of the Poto­ mac fends us word that be believes the corjte of Ewell and Hill, recently enedmped between Gordottevllle and Cul­ pepper Court House, have a)*o fallen back, and arp now at Gerdonsvllle, if not further yet on their way to Richmond.— This evidence of the weakening of Lee’s army by detaching reinforcement* for Beaure gardand Bragg, is conclOtivo. was WHltllUlL commanded by . uuderttand — w that 11 . . a* snow. taat th* — — fort ... I panyArr Co** Keiit, keitt, of south South Carolina, and garri­ the comj _ ‘ part'of a company being' o vol. ..• been . . trans­ soned ° aoned bv men, p. ...... by 1400 and Rattery Gregg raised by C? A. Bailey- ha* by between 100 and 200. Fort Wagner ferred to the 11th Cavalry- stationed at ia a work of the most formidable kind.— Kalamgtdo. - About 20 men arc enlisted. Its bomb-proof shelter, capable of hold­ Ixit our patriotic youn£ mon come for­ ing 1,000 men, remains intact after the ward before the draft compels them to moot terrible bombardment to which any work was ever subjected. We have cap­ go with no extra inducement* in tbe tured 19 piece* of artillery and a large shape of Locwl-bowtie*. ■apply of exoellent ammunition. The city and harbor of Charleston are now TKorrnvo^Sfiron.—We are requested completely covered by my guns. Haviko been called upon to. exatninu paper prim ad and eircuiatlng ii "•rry. fur four aucoeaaara w« I have the honor to be, General, tho formula or recipe for the above Bit­ to give notice that there will be* citizens ter*, w hich has been given to mo by tbtVery respectfully your obed’t aerv't, puree oflered'uf.ten dollar* for the best Inventor, 1 take pleasure in Minting the (Signed) Q. A. GILMORE. trailing *tal]i99, horse or mare, and aupublic, that they arc wall known to Mho Brig. Gen. Commanding. Eetatc of William Thoma. Carroll. medical pr*ofe*«ion ns prauevsihg proper­ othcr.purse of fifteen dollar* for ibo best J’R0B.47A'OA77£&—STATEOF MICHIGAN. ties purely tonic, mid the cohibinaiion Is trotting team, irrespective of size age or well calculated, and especially adapted WAanixcTOSjScpt. 11.—The following color; trial to come off on tho trotting to that clans of disease* arising from a course imthls.village on Friday the 10th report from G*n. Burnside concerning the disordered condition of tbo hepatic func­ capture of Cumberland Gap lias been re­ day of October next. tions, or general derangement of tbo liv­ ceived at headquarters: er, so common In the mslarious districts of the West and South. They contain a Fnvrr Ccriobtt.—E. Shaft uek,Esq.,of larger proportion of tonic ingredients this township has k-ft at our office a small I have telegraphed you our movements than any oilier Biltor* that have been twigpfa.plum tree not much larger.than up to tbe occupation of Knoxville by our submitted to me for chemical examina­ a pipe stem, upon a space of les* than forces. Since then a cavalry force ban tion. I bespeak for them a w ide spread been sent up the railroad to within a few popularity and cordially commend them four inches of which hang 25 large plums, miles of Bristol, capturing thred'locomo- to the public use. j averaging more than 11 inches in their tives *nd twenty additional cars. An­ Very respectfully, smallest diameter, and weighing more other force, composed of two regimeitv^ C. W. Oaowxr, of infantry and two of cavalry. I brought than 1} oz. each. . Analytical Chemist. to this place in person to reinforce Gen­ . Tu asms.—C. 0. Scott, Esq., o^arlton. Shackelford, who was here with twf regi­ See Adrertisermn. ments of cavalry, Col. DeCourcey being EIBT OF EETTEIW, on the Kentucky side with a brigade I Remaining uncalled for at the I La sting* started in that direction before leaving e ihvrrof. by ou.iug * copy of thia tepublUhed in tbe ■•Duling* BaaKentucky. The Infantry brigade march Post Office, for the week ending Septem­ cvHual-nAlo quality pr size. ewip.par, printed and circulating In cd from Knoxville to this place sixty ber 10, 1663: •aid county of Barry, fur three .acc«.»lve waaka, Imncdklely pro Ion. tn Mid day of hearing. mile* In fifty two hours. Tho gar Hutton J O' R. F. Jouxwros.— Secretary of the I 8HERMAM C. PRIXDLE. ln~r«ui5Tr» rison hero consisted of over 2000 men Ilirkey Joeeubine McUtich H Michigan Stale Agricultural Society Ims. and 11 pieces of artillery and mode an iloinlv John • tlrjkr* 11 I? FoettM Willard . Inid us under obligation* for a compli- unconditional surrender at 3 P. M. lo-day G Ionian d David nientaryT^ckei the StsWFair, to be held without a fight. PKOfiATE O/fDEJ?.—STATE OF MICHIGAN A. E. BURNNSIDE, Maj. Gen. County of Berry ... at 'Kwlafnazoo on the 221, 23d, 2-1 th and Ata aeaaion of the Probate Court for tbe County R. J. GRANT! -1CAN 8BLL— . \ : IN MT LIKE OF TRADE; Come and See !! WE I1VAE JUST RECEIVED FROM DIRECT s. Wh!to euralgis, hili* and ’SHS WCX9 tic Infections, Disease*, Alm abac, which b fumithed to (lie dni^giau for grriuheus distribution, wherein mar bo a— purposely taken from nil rr. in order th-ii eTerr m Whi*fi w* offer at •KEIE>UEEID IPODIM Wa have every kind of goods, such aa rif# Fenchrt. -They can *c S. J. Hancock Esq., uf Maple Grove Ixu placed ua under obligation* forborne very fine peache*. Washington, Sept. 11.—Tho following ills patch from Gen. Rosecrans has been received al Headquarter*: elxkt bund­ iS. C. PrinoM. Judn BWITS & SIEEDSD GROCERIES JTRAY MARK Mr. Badcock has Bold about twenty bushels of peaches in thir market, and they bear the highest price of any in the market The sale of Fairbanks’ Scales the pres­ ent y car, particularly at the We*t, has been largely in advance of any previous year in tbe whole history of the Messrs, i'airhwiks’ business, which shows the un-j usual prosperity of those branches of busi­ ness in which weighing is done, and also the increasing popularity with the pub­ lic of these celebrated Scales Gen. Magruder, the bop* of tbo rebellion in Texas, is reported to have !>een killwi at Gaivaston, Toxa*, by one of his own Lientenant*, in August, Wnd for the same offence that cost Van Doni his life. The news seems to be auth^ntic. Magruder wa* e«teemed as *n able eOicar. He made hi* mark early in, tbe war, in Eastern Virginia, in the artillery service for which be wa* educated ; but has done nothing since worthy bis&tne. rey~Gtn. McClellan reviewed the «roops stationed st C*mp Sprague, Staten Mahd, oo the 7th Inst., by their invita­ tion. There wa* quite a disp^k fla«a। and inscription*, among them one ofr "Welcome, Utile Macand there waa also a liberal flow of champagne, “soft. sawder," and *oma tears, it is said. The Y’oung Napoleon I* tolerable at field re­ views, Icavo-taklnga, and ditch digging; and if that aort ut Generalship paid, he। should be employed and made to earn। Chattanooga is our* without* struggle, and East Tennessee is free. Our move on the enemy’s flank and rear progress, while the tail of hi* retreating column cannot escape unmolested. Our troops from thia side entered Chattanooga about noon. day of Augiut laai, MARK, .uppored to uir rf.A/pi be I.cenMd to sell itibo. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. lata of Irving, deccaard, are brreby notified and ' New York, Sept. 11.—A special to the Tribune from Cincinnati says Gon. Burnside, upon completing the redemp­ tion of East Tennessee, tendered his res­ ignation to the War Department by tele­ graph. It la supposed he contemplated it sometime, in consequence of the con­ stant political perpluxitie* that beset bitn in tbe administration of hi* depart­ ment through tbo repudiation of certain of his measures by the Government, but he did not take the step until ho opuM Irere tho service without discredit td himself, after expelling the last armed, rebel from the Department. Tho head quarter* of tho army of the Cumberland are established at Chattanooga ’ Irving, in Barry county aiztb day of October, and on Munday the twenty* cicbtb day of December, IMS, and mi Monday tlw 25th day of January, one thouund eight hundred ...l ...■ ih. Lmir. .,r ten o'clock in tbe being the time limited by the Probata Oatrt for the Seal adjuatmrai of all daima ag.ia.t arid e4UU' JI. J. KKNl’tKl.D. I J0U5 M. WAI.KER, I PETKR COBB. I Dated Sept 6th, ls«a Clothi Prepared by (A true copy.) dtrU A Striker, 11 uting. F. L Blake. Irrinr; C. Aikla, Hickory Con»er»: M.C. Swift, Pro!rillei W. B. Remington. Middleville; H. I. irtin. Vartoa.trill.. Wholesale by Farracd, .11. a n. ri.t~.ii ' ' OF MIcniGAX. County. STATEBarry ADVERTISEMENT. DRY GOODS 1 CITY HARDWARE ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. STORE. FiMutra Fortress Monroe, Sept. 12.—The Ma***chusett* ha* arrived from Charleston Bar, which she left oo th* evening of tbe Olli. On tbe 8lh tbe Weehawken sent a shell Into Fort Moultrie’s magaxine, ex- OX tfONBOE STREET DC THIS CITY. AatfwrdiaUy inrite ny old oustoawn u»d friends I in Kral and a^oistac eMatira. to rrab* tewC bw*ins*ar*i*rio— with me. and .benrrtr they ar. in want of any .rtld. u.urity to b. foud to a Hardware Store, to eiv**HacalL Myaaammeat w lit l« f.nnd eoraplete. repwiaHy in BUILD!KG HARDWARE,'AXD MECHAMIC8 TOOL& r at Public aucti ^TTiXonsIdes aent a shell Into Moulquarter l u i <n b trieville, firing and dwtroying hdf tbe iiuuTwraty-flre. IM.) I* town TteregT North ■toon Halit I wrat, tuntalnin* tlilrty-at’ town. Tbe Monitors and Ironsides butnbarded Sullivan's Island 4 hour*, doing WHOLESALE TO COUNTRY MERCHAMTS. ESsssKfe^ars? tB "*MJ<0HN78. VAN BRVNT, Adminlairutor. dition left the squadron to storm Sumter, , but were repulsed wi th the loss of a It la wall known that in tho Hartz J numluw killed, wounded and pnsotiore. mountains, in Germanv, there is occasionN*w York, Sept W.—Tb« Arago, RffiOLUnOM DY THE BOARD OF 8UPERVISORS. nlly seen the imnge of a man reflected on from Charlortou Wednesday ,th* clouds, the illusion being the effect has arrived. The Ironside, and Monitor. of reflection from the person of tl»c spec­’ were aliB sballiog Moultrie. FortSum- ttelte»r<lefH«j>crvUor.. sl teis snd.sU wtewtator. Wo observe, in -reading an •©.coupt ot Mount Mansfield, in Vermont, that the Rev. Dr. Kirk, of Boston, wm to shell Charleston. recently treated there with * *peetre of himself, so that we, tun, havo our moun­ tain illusion*: , “Dr. Kirk Sta*eo tfa*C BOO aftonwon b* CHERRY PECTORAL, Tho World.'* Groat Remedy for Coughs, Cold*, Incipient Con­ sumption, and for tho relief of Consumptive patient* in advanced stages of tho disease. J. M. ROGERS. HARD-WARE! UWIhT cull UUW VALVK TIN, SHEET-IRON AMD COPPER WORKS, MXXCFACTCRXn AKTICUtB, ...__ i ana eit'-uuw. irin* that tba Last Wat OUR GOODS Unusually Low I * JOB WORK AND^ MgAJRINO PROMPTLY. . CITY HARDWARE STORE, nzw io«K,c~F'- —— - A. ■M- Tb« Moanier Ecr«niu« Star, from New Orbans Sublisb.d la bote “«• 'xnsnsrt Franklin’s oommsod; bound out. WM- H. McCOXNELL d,lMS. jyroyl FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD PRfXMJt, �not desired very rleh, add one pint of new milk, warm fc In hot watar fifneoeeeary) until it is the tamperators of milk from the cow. Add a tablespoonful of rsnnst 1st it stand till thick,then break It slight­ ly with a spoon, and place It In a frame eight inches square and four inches deep, in which a fine canvas cloth has been placed. Press it slightly with a weight, let It stand twelve hours,,then put a finer cloth io the frame—a little powder, rd salt should be pat over ti» doth -, it will be fit for nsc m a day pe two."— Aowccltitrai. MAcancxs. Tho bene­ fit which have been conferred upon farmT era and our whole people by improved agricultural machinea cannot be compu­ ted by mere dollars and cents. In con­ versation, a few days since, with a moat intelligent Western farmer he told us that manual labor was so scarce last Au­ tumn. that but for horse rakes, mowers and reaping machines, one half of tbe crops would have been left, standing on tbe fielda This year the demand for reapers has been Bo great that manufactu­ rers will not be able to fill their orders. Farming is comparatively “child's play" to what it was twenty years agO| before mowing, reaping, aud other ngriculmml maohinea were, employed. The severe manual toil of mowing, raking, pitching and cradling ia now performed by ma­ chinery operation by bores power, and nian simply oversees tbe operations and conducts them with Intelligence. Plaxtixo lixwcxXRT Sfrouts—Ac­ cording to a correspondent of the London Gardener,raspberry can be successful­ ly transplanted when tbe suckers are from twelve to sixteen foot high. He se­ lects the strongest suckers of course, takes them up carefully, and like a sensi­ ble man, endeavors to get a portion of the fibcroua roots with them ; plants them together triangularly nino inches apart, spreading the roots out nicely, as every decent cultivator would do, waters them and they get along swimmingly. We thiuk ft probable that this proceedure will give them a better start than If al­ lowed to stand until fall or spring, and then transplanted.— GeroMlpwn Telegrapk. ; U Wse ‘BkXXtre MftA-HOu* .8; I I $\.c»\x. \» Wvc Xo," YiuX a* ch vcmAaaX aajwX—a ^vwx ■RefcaVeXo* oX X\xx. vatUwx, Vx ‘Coe. "fi Atout att'tnc.U e5xWWe.«!t afeA. Barttataeft Ka», 5ot a \.<raa Java*, W vaxxxKx. xvmAaA. aa a«<vA» SXoxxxaxxVl TSCVurs., x^Aax-K, ^ Ux\«a\. va txwaxxXx'VuL*, aaA a\ X\xx Vxwxx, art, a ware, Silidue Feuer, Fever .and ^guo. Liver Ocrmplaini, (Lyspepsia, 'Indigestion, Jaundice, Kidney ■Ocrmplainte, axxA. aW. ©5 a iatcxx,lar aaturc. Oetcbcr next, si such public m4 ooarmenl srfsSS^'trJsKi'a M ‘1* ‘ 1M1. Town 2 North of Rango B West iwtfofiieKH « I »» .75IM 4« Town S North of Range 8 West iWofneV 8 81 44 II II S 77 80 14 78 xwa^of 8 IM 77 IT OT 4 ST 8C X2 M . Town 4 North of Range 1 WaoL . -T w • Town 4 North of Rango » West. .Xrfs.K M BO 4M1 U M IN Sutntss §irt ajar *V\vc»c. 'BkXXc.vs art cor(x\io?>cA ©^ rart aai ^.oxxxv^xxX. rooX.% ax\A \x,rAj%, x»Xvxc\x. vaakx XXxxvo. . ^RkgVX^ 'VovG.c. T>t 'RctoaeVi StovcvacXv art. XVsa \loov man'* YrxtxxA. ‘D*. 'B.o'txw.k.', %Xo«vo.e\v ’BvlXtr* tavc \\oor raaw 'QocKov'r "SvW.u, Dv. "BLoXtaeV* ftXotCMxeX’v "BvXXerfc are \\x.c vxcXx. x\\a\x'% So\att avA Cora^ort. Bt. ‘B.cWckS . ftXovoac\\ 'BtXle.tft . SWEEZE1 e AIXEN a TTOKXETS AT LAW xml S^icitorsJ Urtiwdtoall call* >0 lb* lio. eftWr p> *' O . • Coart Boa**, Ba*tiajrt. » £taM«tob.. on1CT with MHWy nra*. Offie* oppositr hodjv • Hrtsl, OnMUls. »*Hy—«»Al.H'<K nOLDROOK, wv»\.aovaX«, X\ve xjxaXtaxxd. ArottaftstaA. \ Dr. 'Bxo'ooeVw ftXow.ac\v 'B\.XX«x% AAxx. ax»ax^ 'cn«Xaxx.c\xo\^ oxxA vcxakc Tjx^t eo\o^a\Ax. Ths Crow.—The Journal of Health says: “When a child Is taken with the croup instantly apply cold water, Ice wa­ ter, if possible* sudden and freely to the neck and ehest with a sponge. The breathing will almost instantly be reliev­ ed. Soon as possible let the sufii*>er 'Blo\>ac.’k,» ftXow.ct.c\v av«A\xx 8o\&tA Vvxe.xxA,\j^ ^rcAK.xx'ttw^ e’ex.Xtr^, ^\vc.\rcx-vaX\wv, etc. drink as much as it can; then wipe it dry cover it warm and soon a quiet slumber will relieve all anxiety.” - A friend of ours who has repeatedly tried thia reme­ dy informs us that it never failed tn af­ ford almost instant relief. 27.»w giUtro art put up in $uarl betties, q/ which tba above is o/ao-sin*:0a. 57m label ia Jliwljr tngravid, and ia provided with a to.ft-guard frem counterfeiters. (Price fl ptr botilt, t» oUforff. a W. &J>aok, (Proprietor, fft. d ““is®! To Make a Balky Horse Poll.—A correspondent of tbe cotton planter says: “Let mt tell ot an InfallIbis method of making a balky dr obstinate hone or mule pull up • HU or any where else that his muscles are able to carry him.— Take a amall rope (a plow line, for ex­ ample,) double It, make a loop at the double end, and draw it. snugly around the under jaw of tbe animal, just behind his front teeth, with the loop underneath. Throw the loose end over your shoulder, and ‘walk in the way be should go,' hold­ list and pull steadily’and firmly. Don’t be troubled about him, for be will follow without foil, after be has discovered bow you bsregot him. This will also compel an animal to eland quiet to receive the bridle or collar. MiacKU.AWEOU'B Mattews.—Baeon fat has been highly recommended fur caked udder,tho fat to be well robbed on the cak. cd part of the bag. In some cases, lamp oil applied to the bag once a day or four days, will effect a cure. A littlecampbor mixed wHh bog’s lard, and rubbed on a cow’s bag when caked, will cure it after a very few applications. To prolong tbe flowering season in per. pelual and other rosea, and In snual and perennial plants, dip off wi* a pair of scissors tbe seed vessels as soon as tho petala fall. This prevents the exhaustion of tbo plant in the formation of seed contlnuss its vigor, and preserves a neater appearance of tbo whole plant—Aural , JOHN ROBERTS, PSKX’,<£S^""‘"' ■ ■' I, . n. j» Dakvy- J rvsry Witmo? ___ _ _______ I xsxrtBfa srsswi ... ™T“n~«“* > gSTABLBITED 17M. PETER LOR1LLARD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer 1J^ 18 Cbawbe.a street, (Vortnerl^K Chambers street. New Tert.) Would ell ths atlsotlon of Dealers to tbs artidsa ' SJCHS ■>. ■• TAN BtCim WOOLEN BAHTlXna wrr.n VWM4 £2“ ;s i 8*8 55 5 ootab. FACTORY, 7 tELLOW SNUFF. Uoasy Dew Ssoteb, flOI-BROOK, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-09-23.pdf 5a589220fef2929578f96f752b4c9704 PDF Text Text JAaaa amraw S .szKttia bobttcjlh .Mvt tiaivioF raiu.^ jH () SO. 21. «= StlttlA jottrg. JjM 8UHL1MKD ITIII YFKDNDMMy,' »: ISASTiiog. eisar oovmri, mkl-ic' HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! Roberts &, gistings' Justness jinttsrj. Moo.nl> ofold, .1 will «/»T RECEIVED DBECiS A5DJ1EDICINIEN, ^ifirtllann. * ph ewe, Biirulng Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. THE SOLDIERS' MOTIER. In one of the fern glens of,tha upper AI leg Hanies sUnda a small log bouse, r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL whieb <u>m held, a large family—John Riley, the father ; Sumo Riley, the moth­ PURPO8ES.ONLYj£2 er; and children, John, Sssnn, James. Psttick, Svdwkk gnd little Bess. Bred to hard living, there waa not one in all lhat littlphulCu.U of light aouls who would shrink to face a catamount, or a bear, «>r nn Indian, or find (null with bard bread nnd cold quatlcrs. Al the breaking but of ths war. the father, John, Jat tics and Patrick enlisted TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SHOES. PEPPER. —the last as a drummer boy, Sedwick PRUNES, F1G8. RAL-it5». CODFISH: cried tv go, but was told, to his.great, grief and indignation, that bn would have to wait and grow, as he was only twelve years t»ld, and about three feet two. The wife and mother had as big a heart ns anybody, and there can l>e no question And Cooking Extracts, ».ut that heart gave a sharp twinge when roa THS KSPBCIAL ttSXXHT OF TUB LAOIKS. “old John”and the l»<y•« left her; butshe, nevertheless, declared that she would have gone herself if they hadn’t. They mlghl go, nnd God speed to them, for there was no help fur it, and ajfi>r her. she had not PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ a doubt uhatcvcr'but that it waa decreed VELOPES. CARDS. Ae., Ae. frrnftjhc fotindati<m of the world that «he shotild'Se left tn carry on their buaiMOST POPULAR • neaa, which waa farming and shoemaking. mi millSe GROCERIES! NWEEZEY &. ALLEN. I. A. HOLBROOK, PATENT MEDICINES ^•■evrr. Oenerst L*nd sml Ts. wksU story of Holbrook’s Btoek S--halfthe Riley family went from the J. X. RUNSELL. would respectfully announce to the eill •ent of llaeling, aud rieiulty. that ur Intend to Mlicrenlbmgi. our ha. Of trade a»ctx^.«»c»u be bought at uuy place. Give tu ■ call and judgu JOHN ROBERTS, all out-doors," with Susan's help whenev <-r »he wai >-ff duty, and with Sedwick’s always. Little Bns was unanimously v-t<..l gn»d for nothing yet. but to keep bread and ebeeee front moulding. Mrs. Speehrt attention will be paid to COHJ*OUND- Riley plowed the glebe with the old one150 surf muting on PRESCRIITJUNS: .nd any horse plow, with Sedwick to ride. Mrs. one pHreKaaing medicine, of u. can rr’y spun Riley planted it with corn and potatoes, with Sedwick to drop them for her; and. when hoeing time came, she and Susan ROBERTS A STRIKER. hoed il. while Sedwick did the best he could at pulling weed., and Bess riin ne: Humes AprH IL Dd tlsrly snd noiselasly about, picking up ancle worma and treading on the hills. , The sratum wore round thtii and still the indefatigable Industry Of Mrel’ Riley kept appearances very moch as they were. The ^ogwibed hod syvotal win­ intr-t-s snor dows, perhaps not left by the carpenter, The attention of the public is invited snd the cow herself .bowed w hide of to the Newllerneee Shop at X (1J1W, JOIB (DASH 'WTSlCTAX.'StJROEOJMa Aewjcheur. Offcoorer Smith’. Dru<Rtors Goodyear Block. .. . MS-V,__ kw*.’. from U Io 13 P .. ____ _________ w-. Ralph Km-. BlddleeiUe Barry County. Michigan. .„a V n Ih. ranrenirnce nF Aitrnner. snS •tber. I will ne tn aucnaout* — ---­ l o«rly^3eri^g^tb. Court Umm at Bastings. KSirPEI A BURROWS, ORXETS .ad COUNSELLORS AT LAW H. A. LOODYEAR, Stzssu opWXiW lb4 THtofice. New Harnesses, Site qOTOITX leml- Good Eistorn^ Leather Eidu- [Jan 14] fl. A. GOODYEAR. PICTURE GALLEEY! I bonding, op rtalra. tfd <l<x>r. THIS GALLKBI taking ibrir wowrtdsd with them. The comniuniceClvedriver iflformedl'bra that he VNlAi|0p ei«hl miles shor| of this latter plaice, , He declared, after he' had heard Mrs. Riley’S story, ifiat if be were not in the employ of the'Government, be would we bee dear for the Pass himeair, free of charge. , The next fool juurpey of the resolute Riley, snd Florence Nightingale bct.rlf widow was exhausting in the extreme— en'uW not' handle n ante of .ggravnU-d rocks, gullies, marshes, and above nil, distress more tenderly than the. The the tyngls of laurel brushwood, lay across trtWsof her husband's death came with a her path, and obstructed her fyetat every suddtp stroke that, almost felled bar to step. Supporting herself with the thought: the floor. But the bore it bravely till that her boy had passed .over that, way her work was done for that dny, and let she persevered and struggled through— to find/aUra I on arriving, wore ont with the yonngtr'eyes shed the tears. “Why don’t you cry, mother I" said fisligue, at the place she oooght, ooly ash­ little Be»s, who was sobbing bitterly, es and ihaacaiftred dr&ru of a departed with Susnn and Sedwick, over a grief she army { The regiment had been gone two cuuM not understand ;]but the pale, thin days. But the persistent womsn wns not to be lips of the mother did nut inoie. discouraged. I Reeling herself awhile, oMl la the middle of lhat night, lon^^fter sleep had atolen over the chihlrs^^swr- set about for a team, and after some trouble she procured a roan, at a large rnw, Susan was awakened by a gnftn.— She started up, nnd found her mother sit price, to take her in his cart to the regi­ ting in the l>ed. white, in Larvcai moou ment where her boy belonged. As they that shoe through the one window, as a came within the lines they were bailed and fired on by a picket, but escaped shrouded corpse. . ■ . . barm, apS in due lune Um flags and white ' Light the caudle, Suaan," she heard her whiuper, and then the terrified girl tents appeared around the spur of a obeyed, and inquired, hurriedly, if site mountain. Stopped by the sentinelj at tha camp should bring die enntpbor or beat some water. Mrs. Riley abouk bar bead, and line, she inqeired for Patrick Riley, the drummer boy, snd was told that he was said, faintly— not there. That was sIltbeenMier knew •‘Gel the leetament and read.” Susan got U>e bpuk, and asked where about il Whather’he waa dead or alive be did not know. She was not to be put six! should read.* ‘:No matter much. Open somewhere 1 off, and a corporal of the guard waa sum­ moned, who passed her within tho camp, jn I ho middlo.” aud *hu hastened forthwith to make in­ candle io her hand, the daughter read, quiries of the colonel himself. “Which way did you conic V said the with t rem I ding votes and simple, unlosrded emphasis: “Lei not your heart be colonel. “By tho Plummer road." troubled; ye believe in God; believe “You passed your boy within half a also in Me. In my Father’s house are many mansions; if il were not so. 1 would mile. 1 left him, with all my wounded, have told you. I go to prepare a placq at Verrico’a Station, to be taken off to Harrisburg sk soon as they are able. I for you. 1 go to prepare a place." think you’ll find him there. He waa badA low, faint cryofrom’tbo boeomaof the ly hurt in the arm. suffering woman, and the gri's voice was With all possible dispatch, the widow drowned in the stormy, convulsive sobs drove bock toe Plummer rood, to Verritfiat sbimk the the next instant through co’s Station. A company of soldiers tha strong frame of Mrs. Riley, aaif they was placed around a long, rough looking would rend it asunder. bouse, with a flag on it, and she knew it The deep watcra^were Joooed, and was lhe hospital. A guard stopped the hoarded •.ears of half a lifetime now eeemhorse long before they reached the build­ ed inflow forth in oeo guah of irresistible Ing. but Mrs. Riley, snatched the whip sorrow. By and by the .paroxysm pas­ from tho driver and lashed the terrified sed, nn4sba ross from her bed breathing beast up to the very door, in spite of all long, deep breaths, as if a sweet sense of opposition—when, springing from lhe relief had oumc over her; and lying cart, she pushed by tho sentinel as quick down upon brr pillow, said softly — as thought, and. without slopping to hear * Good Lord, Thy will be done ! Put the epithets of “hAg" and “she-dcxU" lhat the book by Susan, snd go to bed." were shot after har as she passed in, sbo And the still houre of that moonlight stood, in another second, in tbo very night rolled on to the day, atid the uncon­ midst of the wounded soldiers. scious children, uaawakened, dreamed “Patrick Riley!" she colled out, a) their happy dreams.and the oldest daugh­ moot out of breath, and looking all about ter—sad, astonished, but weary—went to her, as if afraid.her senses w'ould deceive sleep again before the oock-orow ; but of her. . .., all within that poor log but after midnight There was no mistaking the quick down­ right tone of Widow Riley. if. the buy was there, ho would certainly answer. Hardly bad ths toiling woman gather­ “O, mother,” gasped a weak boy's ed her tall crop. Few hand, mads voice, and a tumbled heap in one corner stirred, snd rushing toward it the faithful bushwss indeed. tri go over die two acres, mother saw her poor little'drummor boy bill | by hill, till all was done. The bulk silting, but so ehangod that none but his .J" imthered in , i>,„ k.rcMt knv.v.r mother would have knowp him. ( (aagntida yield as could bo expected) And here the wonderful energies , when John's letter came. And lhe very the mother, whieh had been kept up lnext day, leaving aa good directions as long as her.child was to be searched I , abo could to Busan, aud charging the (God’s angels bear up with •hands the younger children lo mind her, .with a . promise not to be gone very lone, Mrs. । ,Riley was on her way to Green Ridga, to nnd ahe Mink dawn almost fainting on the j fiud bet- wounded drummer boy. straw pallet before her. • ' ' The feeling" of the wife, that had »o “Look up mother, and don’t ye feel , fiercely struggled, well nigh to breaking bad Pin am all right," said the plucky , her heart, for her recent lose, were, now little fellow. “My arm’s hurtM>*tl ( subdued and tranquil as eonucioua that , the old relationship had passed a»sy with (the husband’s ebbing blood—lingered with one hand.”, only In the s1lroce«f the grave; and the mother awoke within her as she turwd , lhe living. She was somewhat ne^er to , her .d<»tipntion when the rem loft her to |at Shannon Dale termintta, a village with ,■even bouaes. Ug? jfl_jet conveyance Ifor the rest of lhe n?«q«¥»llbn. ’ ' ., . , i Not even a eartbt oxen eould she find. io lhat rough Riley family deep. genu inc downright love. If one member ]«»sessed It more than the rest, it was tbo motlfer. ’ Bluntly and coarsely it she always talked, and hard-featured as .he new and niosCcompTete assortment of ROBERTS * STRIKER, • ntrther whatll beeum g.vo Her a seas a: wewordid to rosrvfa to morrer aldodock The ride however, wuth 3 days' whuns A G»d help us exercise eoodnt ye cum mother to find pat A Ie4e Bet long with the children o mother wan a territMl ibtaganiknw bul tuber dyd In >>•‘>*0 U»«u J«l» I •»> > Oud Ihi bleea ye mother cum If ye can Jims well and s«>ds loT«.' AT THE California Mf. WWW.^rhUar^OX M« 1 viiiafl il- R. J. GKAl^T, Dealers <n utktod. or dry. K<xxu.Sroctri... a rockery/to-Slate aL.et the uo. I office. KwiSpTwrr not so much against Mrs. Riley’s nwiisgcnimt after all. Said cow and cowshed hud nevpr been kept io a state of perfect repair. The tens and Turkeys always took care of themselves, and of cnnrec they looked as well B" ever. The old horse, habitually light in flesh, may have Iretraved his riba a trifle plainer. and powibly the pig was a shaving less fat; but let nollilhg be raid ab<»nt trifles where lhe only wonder is'that the woman, left' by her husband and t farce arms, should keep fasr family together at all, and, much ionre, cultivate her farm. when conscription go«» through our towns and cities sweeping every ablo-bodl«td' rttkn away, We shall then era bow many there are like her. With all this outdoor Inbor, Busan Riley did not to far forget “the limp” as to justify taklflfTJbVh the old shlnulo: “Boots A'Shvi M<i> & "xnroxo lBsxm" When eultomdft catne afld left work before they kne* .that J«>hrt wak gene, sh. SSKirf V. jlo .lt, and djd it eo well DB. A P DRAKE, PRACTICAL dentist, Ulin, ud >.<«»", ?,™ W U . “‘jjrv, k»ps well of the movements **"*"---__ .__ ^.etusNue short aefles. .J”,,, , ' i, In bmcaU. u >t> to so many thousands—in being the cess to an expectorant public willing to be informed—in the having an established Jnurnal’s-popnlarity wad wenktkm—in this cunoioM a wonderCally ok tended ex­ ercise <*f power. It to only surprising that, to an» man of fortune, (who has also the talent,) this is not by far lhe most at­ tractive vocation. The amounl uf 'phlfanthropic rood whieh the editor ae do U> in itself beyond all which ba could Bream1 'of as the result of large means ; bat it Is curious to bo of importance in so many ways, to be looked to bjTall ktndaofpeople as the ode who is able to affect their progress or position, to be linked with so n:aay interesting desliuiea, and remem­ bered in connection with so many impor­ tant events. It is strange to j^pieard of so much and so far, every day, and to possess (Intellectually linked as ha is to bis subacribere) a familiarly acquainted family of such extent. The queatioo may axfely be asked, indeed. Who ,is there of any rank or office, l» tkis or any Other country, living as rcnervoaly lar£s an existence as a successful editor in A_.U_ The following juke, which was perpe­ trated upon the firs*, occupation of Murrto Island, is:too good to be lost either to the local or general public: It will be recollected that (bur boat howitzers, manned by Union tors, pre­ ceded Gen. Strong’s brigade as it crept up Fully river U> the right of the enemy's position. After tbs landing of Grn. :Strong's force had been made, and the enemy routed from their |>alteries and camps, the sailors having an eye open to 1 the gensrnl results, began to tike unto ihemaelvew- whatever pleased them. Ono thought of a ride on raid mule having forcibly suggested itself, Jack imtnedL slely confiscated a rope lying near by.— With this rope he contrived, a bridle, and mounting the mule, be took position The mule, upon tbo animals rump. neither lancying the bndle nor the Bank­ ing position which Jack waa occupying, began a ssrios of slspa, starts and kicks, which every moment threatened Jack’s equilibrium. While this equestrian per­ formance was taking pines—the mole elevating himself in every direction and Jack trying to maintain hie seat with nothing but a fathom's leo^lb of rope U> help him—a naval officer hove In sight and volunteered the following advice : “Jack, why don.l you ride amidships; you will manage him better.” Jack taking nd van lags of a lull in tha mules operatious, saluted bto officer, and with a full consciouanen of his rights re­ plied : “This Is the first craft I ever commandcd, and.l think it’s d—d roogh if I can’t A. Wiao aald in Adams: ‘ With while officers! would fight, a regimeol-of them against any foreign troops that eould land on our shores.— more disinterested than the white man. They are joyous in temperament and paticM as their nerves are coarse and alrong.” And bo followed up this with. Afrlcw. now here In bondage in lhe United ommss, aa a whole wealth of. people, in bodily oumlbrt, moraliir. cniightenmenl, Chrlstiamiy and adual mw suual freedom wortk more than their States are-«a theersekling fire In tha lag hou*o among the Upper Alleghaaies, and told bto broth­ er and abtee hie atorv of the war. Jahn and J smew araretlU in the army no? U a high ona. more than the pb Je her hnsUand. frvw. feariewa. nmateulatteg tar. tbllahs exhibited In tha ws cd tha slain busbaad J their wort m i Mir ««r. 1 Arf «ta< • aSpri^U .««! 1 •Ml M di ktartA* -w5r, wb.oo.1-. s™. 8?»BEn bass }n freqtiwej and pith what tUy MW. In penmanship ana rhetoric. Their regu meota did dutv most of tW,JMr h nu»>s • oxi'. * W «H> w«u,would needJo make the mao a Del *n, Wto.’ - �ra»pte*a Otber^i be built expt important tohava«e vntlr* route loaned ataad *x«nly boa Gm i Wfiwd aa aafly h order ^ofeMrwlshs Maine sfewiioa aa aa'To to hk contracts, fir. .ctearutg, furnishing ifMFnfcm miJbHw-Df bat no lisa, rails and timber Car use. Tbs rants isklM. Psrhap. tbs Central tbeAntebteiWorder to bare earnbad help In the matter, but **• will not section with the Bstth Creek and Ln ■Aad-ihat. Yow *11. racdUet. bow bs sing rallrosi, which connection will .be lhaditdthsn In Kentucky j awd about tbmtalWs «eat of Mlsvoe, .will dtfrSte Mbdaemji QNBtap aad vatorMd Mecca*i’ta'ihtd eottijrflse cnibdldepofl tbo (jape/al, to My Ua hand agaiBj.asd r», «t about tbs time ofthb Msiot eUotisa, each and all ofyou'will act and act ener­ ■ t, ( - To ArmyesrtsSpermawta. -'We must again eay’to army bnrrsepon- getically and lake tho 060,000 slock and dent* that if they desire tbeir oommunlcs- procure lbs right of way, that 1 will raiec tiatui published in tbe JSanner they must tbo balstre of the foods tb complete tho road and put tbs Steam Horse tn Hlu­ comply with the following coodkiaas: ' Writs plainly—we cannot copy your ting* by ths first of December, IBM, if Irtteri ft>r tbe eompoeitor. ’ 0^1 th and h£* permite. 1 Here let me (. Wrltj*gramni»lic*lly, and correct your. etate that I have ao cboico in lbs various The often repeated request to roots except tbe one that will' accommo­ date tbe grpntc*t oumbar of Inhabitant* ‘•Please correct and publish," osnant bs and of couraegive tbe moat busineaa to complied with, If much corrteUon ■ Is nec­ essary. We received a letter a short time the road. kAa many persuua on the rente fioce, urTtteti almost exclusively jo flour­ who may not feel able to pay their *tock Fn money can do ao in ties, taw log*, tim­ ishing capitals. Tbe writer is much ber, and labor, feeling aa I do that tbe mistaken, if ho thinks we even read the road will pay a fair dividend. ' K-tie'r. ’ • H. Wuxta. ‘ Write abort loiters—condense. We Ictlk-s. hate not room to publish long communi­ cations. Tbe St. Joreph (Mo.) tftrald, contains the fidlowing: ‘•Cspt. Wood, sheriff of Platte county, was in tbo city a few davt since, and A" a general rule, unless tbo subject iajuf from him we learned something of the no great interest, lhe use of more than one gro stampede now going on In tbe lower •beet, of foolscap finely written on both couatie*. During the hat two month* lb« darkeye have been leaving. Platte sides, is superfluous. county bad a slave population of three thousand three hundred aud thirteen, and Tbe Dawocaacr appear, to be some­ our informant say* that there are but two what troubled to find the real cause of or three hundred lek From all portion* thflr Waterloo defeat In Maine. The : of North Missouri we have like hiformaNew York Arte* thinks their platform lion. Tbo alavta are leaving by Jay and by nigbt. Few owner* pretend to •toy' waa-not bold enough on the Peace policy, the exodus. Many pack up their ‘dud*’ while the World aaya il was too bold on and walk boldly off in broad day, while that question. Why hot lay it to Burn- • others quietly retire In tbe night. Should tbe flight continue at tbe present rate, by aide 1 the time 1666 roll* arout-J, the slaves of tbe Stale will scarcely bo worth counting.' • A Mt Darrw waa murdered for •Uupon this the NathviUt Union remoney near Chelae*, in tbi* State, on Ibe “The same thing i« going on, in a much lOtb'inat. lie was a highly respectable, lee* degree, in Kentucky. Tbe slaves as influential, and useful citizen. So sgy* a mass are determined to be free; they the Aun Arbor Aera • have caught lhe spirit of Freedom 'and &y still not remain in bondage. Nutbbut ths establishment ofa strong mil­ Jxhul Beax, r-f Wayne county l‘>«‘ itary police, a ttandiny army for lhe SO acres of bean* by the August. frost*. ilartholdcrr, will suffice, henceforward, to The toe* ia Mlimated al 01 fiM. check the absconding of negroes. The Fugitive slave lasf is dead, and will no Paoiataoa Havkx and family hava ar­ longer return a bondman. Let Tennis-' scans rtcogulre thr»c facj* and adapt rived at Ann Arbor. themselvesto tbe imperative demand*' of the tithe*. Otjr peace and prosperity ' depend upon tho atMwJy removal of, "Septcnbcr promises to equal July' as a njtH^h oLtjicUniwfor our arms, Kansas Citi wagon train aud captured ar vers I urngvoa, of lbs 0th M lam plooee of ommn aad quite ■ munber came upon Q* of prisoner*. Tbs newt rooming we bar. Sept. >ll(,>.»» -e— 3 firnnd‘that the rear guard of the asmy quantity of ■abateMM alaSM, captured • ith the naw advance *otomacand tbe ne­ per, eod va ahaH cjoee, «f important curraix tutsi * t»a uavni . ■TMMOTH uarirt «A<r *arfK er gmami. nd support the gallery, pur lhe Spencer repeatioy rifle, »• trouble ia bolding the h>. (entry in check. Here waa many InsXapce* of bnijery.' One of tbo men, to Co. K, bia‘iame fe MoCartnoy, chose his place behind a large stomp, for a kmg lime he watched the ewemy. By and by i-.lw lime came; four rebel* spied him, ha being In the advance and they being in au old-orchard flanked him. He bad fired three abote out of seven, when bla posi- KO WB11 ptMitanJMggrtt* >• M*t Lmsutoa A<u*U> mrtb..d feypnro .qrsMti.? U h-Mill nr*. Let a o»mhilltce consisting of vallandlghwTn.fluymour, Wood ‘whoGeorge Lunt, visit tbs Confederacy in the name nf the democratic' party and supplicate 150 oHmr tbe leader* U ths word* of Balaam's ass ward* drhr<_____ ______ . . We tart about 00. Rumor saye a atrr.es ->Am I fii.ttHnekss, rm whieh tbongh ford* of rebels crossed al Hacoxm Kurd hast ridden ever since I was thine 1” this morning sad captured 150 of owr ! eavalfy. The rebelobare a strong p«*»lion on tbe Rapidse, but no great force.” •tioo became critical, tbe Lieut, ordered him back, but be did not heed the order. Finally one reb. ebowed bimaelf and Mae »w. The other three cam* on Ils gun was empty. They fired tbidr gon* at bis esp while he held it up by the-rim, then they charged an him supposing him wounded, but Mac raised I New Y’ork, Sept. 10.—A Furtres* up above tbe stomp and laid one more I Monroe letter tu th* Herald, under date low, then charged on tlx> other two and I of the 17th says: .*•Yesterday four men captured the char* The reb«. thought I in tbo uniforms uf rebel mJdiers arrived os tbs Indian did that “the Tankey'• gun* I at Fortress Monroe from Newport New*. were always foaded. Many other loch They proved to bo wme «if our men who instances were there seen, and many a had tbu* disguised thomsclves to facili­ man fell to rise no mure. tate their eocape. Tbo were captured <>u Frederick Bergman was wounded here (ba 18th of July last. In tbe first terrific but 1 an> bsppy to say he i* doing well; I charge of our troopa un Fort Wagner.— He ia ia lbs Mount Pleasant Hospital Tlwy slate lhat fur some lime poa( four where every care i* bestowed tlurtcan be. or five trains per day have'boon running I am bens in the bo»pi«*l yak My health troop* through Richmond South, and say doe* not Improve much, still I have hope* that when they tuuk their uncercmuniu* that I may *>>on take the field sgaiie-etilI ws cannot tall 'how thirt niay be. While I write 1 anuld notice the visit of Mr. John J. Hendershott; our old neighbor look* good, lip stayed here about twd week* sad viatHed *11 the pnb lie plate* hern-and In Washington. He was well pleased with bi* visit and Went home *al*«t1ixl that tbe government wa* til’RABIi , 6*nto C*Mr.—Tl»irt)-«*»e<i mt IWF-<h1e place «m Saturday *ad w« •worn into fifo-V-&,»eevMp st Kilam: T«IK CHEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, h .nm'ittto, wtWtroBM; Slaw Ba ygaUslws.bMOTeted a^w «ra 4 thia township end, Il is believed, wil nearly «e quite raiteve ve from tbe draft W heleMHuffTcm Ib this ('•■■try. A teeal bounty «f about t24 ha* been psi toYbooa enlisting front thia plant.' - J- The, b*ve latssUefd <h*ir ■tor*t**a wf TEAM. SPECI^l NOTICES ton. They • ere racralud by C. A. Bsil •nd Mathew Barging <>f thia town.Abu«ttweetj-d«euf the'men art frat - Faoeta—Sinse Friday mowing a late week'a svereesiun of eevetb (n^r have occured on each rootwiag. Yostsr dhy, (Tucvday) morning tb» ground w*s frasM ia places, eo bard that flakae eix ’.•■SJ or eight toebee square might be takra । nip, on plowed 6dda Of course vege- <M>un hmfMBtted ite qtuKM fcr-'fc.* Ma Timotmt Inca, of Carlton, he* Mt 81 war often a half bo*bel ot very large sweet apples of a very fine flavor & indeed. We bn vs,nary, wen better. ikle UwUup ‘ Ilk AaaB has favored os with a bushel of asserted ■yur apples averaging abual three qupT tweaWapowadesck All thank* to him fur bi* favorsbls visit. /A few word* now about ths eily of Alex­ andria; this being one of tbs oldest cittou in tbe Union, there are many things “nd plsecs nf interest. Tbo buildings are chiefly made of brick, end built after tbv | old aacieut arcbilachtre »tvie, being most , ly after the Grecian order. The. streets ! are narrow and filthy. The old Washing­ ton church stands firm yet, bei^g built before tbe rsevlutiosary war ; the bricks were nil brmrgbt frwm England or so re­ ported. Waahingtno’s pew is kept as a sacred place tn bte memory. His b*«k* lay there as be last laid thorn whew •live. His name is carved on a silver plate and fastens-] on the door by screw*. We were not allowed tn enter tbo pew. only to look In It, but lhat was a ennsolaliM fur me eves tn ana sbero tbe Father of oor country worshipped tbs groat Father of all tho universe . In lhe camelry at­ tached tn Uw ehurch I saw some ol<J tomb stones, soma marked ns early as 1768, others nesrly aa early. Tbo church i* built after tbe Roman or Doric order. tjuring ] Is^.weqktelono the fullowing important . achievement’were recorded: Tbe capttfre । of forts Wsgner and Gregg, with tbe whole of Morri* GJand1: the occupation <>f Knoxville;the capturenrChattanooga r.hd ths expulsion of Brngg's arfflr; ibe ciipVind of Vomberland Gap, with two ihnusaBfl '‘prisoners and fourteen pteeesof artillery j the deptdr* of Fort Smith and occupation of Litfle Rock, Arkansas,' in­ volving the cbmplete overthrow of the rebel power in that atste; tbe capture of BHstm, Tennessee, commanding West Virginia, the moon taino os parts ofNorth Carolins, nnd completing the liberation of En»t Tenn eased from rebel control.— Ill nflditliuD to these successes, during the Lsrt wdek w* biffi lnformation of a naval ai«dulrim F<wt-Munhrfe, add a further ndt.itie^nf Gilmore’s operation* against Charleston’: of tl»* movement nf the Ar­ my rffUte duffan important lion r - Of rebel reverse* at Bath and Muorsfietd, in'Wwtm. Virginia, and of uthtr event* inflkat! re of-a vigorous aMIvrtty ^ 'kl| part* of the military esresfthe WimUft flMIR VMWt f be through Boeryteik. ten loCtovetandI at this lime to retire, which w« did la Elite* and down tbe Wanndar* Tbas b% style—Wash ntaa for Mmsolf. After may Jis WB'gcfiqptbVrMgk of thgi fberobebHrt ap as to accommodate aa hr as prsctics- Cuslbi* esms up with the balance of the ting fur another raid, —------ borsca and stores WffTprnve more disas­ KVe fell la soon after daylight bte tbe nortbaaM and northwest portions trous to tWm than tho kitting n( tbe men of Barry and Eaten ommttea Fellow alter the fly tag retau TVs aa tbe eounuy is compTefely ^piudud uf dtixens, If you sxpegi and Utah tay ef­ emuBwbal Is called Battle stock and profl*l\>oa. 1 Here wo were ordered to, forts and co-operation In this Important hevrowded tbe rebels to hard end chased work—a wmk which when done will enthem ab faai; In tho rlclnlty'yf Knoxville, haaoethe vahMof yoar property enore aLat It is duubied by good judges, If than double lbs entire cost—you must a eingl* soul of them go* up to Malos to to 'gqod feilb .aafl promptly In the help their friends there. Of enures the matter; bearing lb mind ibat you era the CbpperlMffk ora expected to denotmoo cumluuuity aad your posterity that are itT* military Interference, as tbhy did la ' to reeplbe lading benefits of tins im­ lbs Mac of Kaatucky. provement 1 pledge ray word that If■ A letter from a Washington hospital, nearly two and a half eolimrn* long, hasJust bccrT consigned to the waste paper basket, with but partial rediang.— thoagh wr-Ual the snsmy Udlf. \ started ou in tbe rear, of the wbsl ar When evening cauts _wg attached tbe aoidiere return to their loved homes and frteed*. But let m bare a leeting peace if il take* ten year* to obtain It ■ A peweo eaublisbed w4lh slavery never1 wrtild be worth having. It would only grow up sgaln Io msk« us trouble; so let J tbo abuse of tbe war ba removed, then peace would prosper tbe natinaand with a steady arm and loyal heart, 1 felly bolisve that tbe lime will soon c<>tne when the Star Spangled Banner shall tritunpbaatly wave over all this once happy and prosperous people. - Mr. 8. raise* very Goner'a Lxur's Book fur October- is >lnU J Tbe Dumber before ns, in uddk u WW.7 ,<SaJ.; U time.) tb-n to throsoal eUrsctioas, begin* the 1 Headquarter* in tho Field, via Chatta­ nooga, Sept. 18.—All quiet; no attack ba* been made. The OOenAr remain* In possession of the gaps of Pigeon Moun­ tain, and about Lafayette. Tbo line* are very cluse, aud occasional ski Finishing 00Capt. Strong, Chief of Artillery <-n Vancleve’e staff, was »hut in lbs bowel* by a sharpshooter. The wound ia dan­ gerous. it is reported that Longstreet ba* ar­ rived al Resaci with 20,000 men. Our army is In splendid health and spirit*.___ ' .' Nav-X"**. Sept 20.—A Morris Is­ land letter reports "that the rebels are. extremely busy iu repairing Sumter.— Steamers gn* constantly plying ibore. from the eily with material* tbcrrfi.r! A deserter says, after slfoglbcniqg Bum ter and Jilsnling more batteries un James bland, Beauregard intends to assume tbe utfiraaive, in order, if possible, to gain ppescMlon of Morris island. Charleston ts wid u> be full of rebel troops. Tbe aeouatsatete that it may be a week before- Gilmore.. can ...open. fire upon Cbarleatou. Tbe mouirtin® of guns on, tha North end of Morris Island moves very slw work under tbe fire nf tbe reb­ el batteries 00 Janies Island; but our losses therefrom are Infling. Gilmore bad issued a oongrnlula- try! Tbomaa jeffcraa «aa a genuine DemocrsL [Applsu^.J Ha hade Vice President of tbo naoM of Aaron Burr. Mr. Burr waa Inside of tbe Democratic organintion. [Laughter.] Were they nut both Democrat* 1—Corning frurt Jot fcraoa to Jackson, we find lhat Andre* Jackapn had a Viae Peeeide&t by the name of John C. Cslbeufl. Was not Calhoun itmido of lhe Democratic o*gm»ixation as aiucbae General JatteeM b>u>•el/1—Coming frran Jackwx we find Blepben A. Duugla* ; and was ha not a roprasentatare of the old Jefferson JackA KawGci><rraiL—A Frenchman tonDemuoracyl Ax that time tbe cneo- ha* discovered a new,taytbed of manufsctry bM a Viae Premdeat ia tbe peraun x>—-. -___ JobnQ Breakiarid^ wbo wM a Dem­ ocrat ma. Then wa have Jefleroun *nd , Burr. JateMn and CslUnoe. and Dongle* and Breckinridge, all ineida bf the Datancratie nag. (Laughter.] Do you fuitow Jaflaroua.JacfcMMd Doogte, oe ; Burr.Calboon aad BsMkiaridgel Dn yM faUww Aera laatl - [Crtea of »nta fitM-ehwpter* of the excelled story ent.Ued ’’Leah Moore's Trial." Th. ttbidtf plates are artiatical ae well a* practical, and. th* two fruatia pi ceca, “Young Lo« ee Drcam," and -Tbs Sister-. SchoolaH*H th* Mghrat perfection of art Ko psrsoa jet over regretted *ub. cribinf ft>r’ Hew Advertisement*. gsrnul->iMH£- -'-I- gam too «h nt Jf.aht, pirns* Ja ever «■ n**m Cuo*\ 1 with hi** fee etelee*fe>, O arhwKJWflta Gvdey. Ih. terns of Um Lsdy . Book are, *»•«>?/ I y**T tS. ‘wo copies |5, three copies 06, four copies 07, ' �1 i * • i R.J.'GRAWT! I e vi STORE7 |i f | MSSO r'r«asv*O e est Ml ,r xfat. Jtdt^eb's.j 1 T|lt LARGEST AjjD-BEST I “ WlffLffltOr TRADE; ■v’!t r^-- - T——, wu trinwuoer only ru> • U* of the Fed*rnHloion-^Crichlj.>..rth all tbe w. ..»w »■ ascribes* ufi blued and treasure their IL W.IIib, la Uia paper, »d urpalmo^ pWserVati.mim.^^t^,, ,h< d^Uauipn apro U» prpp.Jrj.t jfyr. urh>ingp.« t>r tbq.presdw race of men, i. something much more tangible than aitf and tiweonaampiMn uf ail the mean* of lb« present ag*» •« i s llung yet presented; and wc think «.;!> Publishers inerting this Prospect... Mr. Willis’ energy aftd perseverance,‘if •Wide, prominently, and »ending me the his-life should be apared, the riwd -lirpy p»per ejCklfannati, wliggsfavored with yet bw built. The.ubjetf l* wprthy of an W. Q. Baowtfiow. effort. ,, _ _ - - Goxa io Camp.—Tbirt)-«e*en sworn into lb* U. 8., serviep at Kalamsxoo. They were recruited by C. A. Baily and Mathew Burgher, <>f this town.— AU ut twenty-five of the men are from ■ his township and. It is believed, wil I nearly or quit* relieve ua from tbe draft. A focal bounty of about <24 has been paid to those enlisting from this place.'"' “ Frost*.—Si not Frid*jr morning of 1**1 week** success.ua of never* frosW have occarod on each moraiog. YoiUrdsy, (Tuesday) morning th* ground was fiwrs io place*, so hard lhat flakes six *ir eight inches square might be taken up, on plowed Gelds. Of course veg.- Ma Timothy Tnus, of Caritas, has left at our office a half bushel of very large sweet apples of a very fine flavor indeed. We have oarer seen bailer. Mb. AdaM SsWifiki^a/ tbla t^sibabip baa fsvrwed us with b bushel of assorted •our applet averaging abuab^Iirre quar­ ters «f a pound each. " eV A Tre1,18“ *“**“•' JP*VO« of ^eeles U.yilebqlto > ' m or MlCHtllA’IrCunaiy af Barer, aa. At a aMuaS at lhe Bml-ate CaarS .far Uis •IF’ •* Prvbsto OBer. in 'iHnrFtrrlfasbnse. on MonJay.hfa* Tib dar aalsinln- l~ ak. ___ Mr. 8. raise* very fine fruit. Godkt's Lady's Book for October is at baud). |God«y i alto ays ahead of time.) The number before ns, in addsti«n to throsaal attractions, begins tbe hist chapters of tbe excellent s»>ry ®ntitk-J ’ Leab Moore’s Trfat." The fashion plates are artistic*! aa well a* practical, and . th* two frootis piceea, “Y<»ung Lo> e* Dream," and “Tbe Sister’s Scbrwl ’ aH' W the highest perfection of art. Wo person yet ever regretted subscribing fe‘r! Ths Psamsrfaala Oil Wells. A Correspaadeut writing 'from Titus vilfe. Pi* fordlsb^ thu Avowing in re­ ference k> the oil region rnahit Bute : . ‘^AliMwat ah'old'da the hills surround­ ing it are thcspritup which, once gave it tbe nam* of Oil Qvek and now makes its fame world wide. Tbcrtt is but <-ne king here, and all are it. sbhjrcts. The bead and fro**, the root and branch, of every specie* of business, in i's legitimate I callings—as well as spevidqtion In ita 1 most rampant^tcr^t—is Oil; Consequent­ ly you Seo, io close proximity on every a»de, oil depots, oil refineries, oil derricks, oil tanks, oil shippers, and the everlsst ing inevitable oil team—at once a muaai.ee nnd a necessity, as you may judge from the fact that two thousand of them have passed over a given point or bridge, where a marker wr» kept. In one after­ noon, cutting up tbe roads in a frightful manner, and reducing them to such a state that, between mudbolca, stones nnd slump*, you may se'l suppose that pleas­ ure riders are not the order of lhe day . • • • For bustling, activity and teeming population, wc rmemble western towps; while dreams of wealth wilder and. mure fabulous thaw the Arabian Nights, have been reslizea in a day.— Wijni do yoU think of The big well, which flows two thousand barrels a day. fc a rt. wn ’ ", ■ 1. itONST^rp j^. TOR OOODS, CALL AJD'.EXAMINE JUST RECEIVED STOCK Were pur*hsai*t riar-bere. aa w* st* emtedmt . ««**a asabaitaavhJsclfcrj-M. ' Our Motto-—Small Profits and ready pay Sr^Ci—I SfiXtf, WE WILL NOT BE Which r« offer *1 A xt>M stock *r 'TROSA TXORDUi. -STATE or MlCIHGAjr, Cotxn or Ba ear. sa. At a Manton of th. Probate Court for th. coun­ ty of Barry, bidden at lb. I'rvbato Office, In the village of Hmtiacs, on Taaaday. tha aighlb ■Uy ot Saportaber, Is the rear »r tbauM»d right bandied and auty three. Fraaent. Hbrriaan C. Prindle. Judge cf Probate. , In I be nutter at tb. aatate of William Thoma. Carroll, late of W uhlngtun Cite, D. C . deewaaed. On mailing and Ulina the petition, dalr vended oT C. W. Holler, prarinc that a dulr autbaalfca led eoyy of the laat wll> and tnuawnt of raid da eraaod now oo hie in tbii Cou l may hr altowad in thia Fiat*. Thervopon it to Ordered, that Toeedar, th. CARPETS OIL-CLOTHS nooa.-b. suirnnd for tbo hearing nf Mid patittoo. nirdUi.l Af brin at law of raMdevaasad.snd all other pemoar Interfiled in Mid eatste. are ra । q al rod <o ■■>p»ar at a m«im of laid court, man tn all lhe uil s»ld here ? There has been n tw bold** at the Prabat- Office, in tbe rtUage of Haitlnja, Mid absw ca*a«,If mt tberv bn. why . milliuti dollars paid by its owner* fur this I tse pra’ar <d tbe petitioner abend uot be graatad. well—<>ne small share having been sold I for fit Icon tb-twannd-dollars. state, af «b» proisney nf laid prUtion and Priew, with Hototoeraad Feiter, H«, -Thcsd are a few facta out of tbe many bsbosrtnjc thrrcol, by cliuing s ropy <4 this rd«r la bs published in ths '-llssiinirs U*n<>f the wealth accruing privately and col The Witc-’X A Ginns Sewing Machine er," a newspsper, printed sad eitculsllng ia 1 actively to iodividosla. lid eoonty of Barry, for three susorsalrs wacks, ia lA« bail Slaehint without rtjarj t» priet, ■mediately prrvlom to aaW day ofbearing. “Tbe well owaed by the Dal veil SHKRMAX C. PRIXULE, Brothers brings them eight hundred dol­ (A (ran copy.) [aap»J Jodgs of Probate. lar*'a day, and a sixtevnOi »»f the Sher­ man well a hundred dollars a day. “The revenue which accrues to the government isfivemilliotwayear. What haa/tbc fiouth t<> uffir equal in resource to<A>r oil weRl" GROCERIES WILCOX & GIBBS’ sxvris^KacKiaa. Gudey. IIA visa been called upnnto examine lhe tome of tbe Lady's Book are, tha formal* ««r recipe fur tbe above Bit­ rgia eopy I year g3, two copies 15, throe, ters, which has be.-n given to me by; the copies M, four copies ffl, fire copies and inventor, I lake pleasure in stating to th<r public, that they arc well knojiq', tp $e’ medical profession as posseting proprtiea purely tonic, and tbe combination is B AU.raJa'Daw Aa MowDU-r, Cor October well calculated, ■nsLWS&Jty adapted to that class bf BttWW Wfcfrqm a hM^baen received. It eontama several illustrated articles, besides much other disordered cundilioq of tbe hepatic functIrma, or general dirnjpgewent^f |be INreading, and tbe wonder is, bow *> much er.aoommoo inl^ylark^ districts rtading can be giiCQ far «> liU-le moDqy.' of the West IM South. They conMn a larger proportion {.of tonic ingredients Ths Fsdssal Dxmawp vtowtbbSoPT^ than any other Bitters lhat ‘lake bafh Caboliva Cbiyalbt.—Tbe Providence aabmitUM to iho fffr chemical eiamina Janrnal, in .talMfnttjIjr pwf- kiuu. I bespeak for them a w ide spread jx.pujaritFimd f>5fef$jfe*>n.end them statenL phaky ind thoroughly -*r* *»** ftn. Gilmuro h• tf<JriJfw!srt>H>dae* apvo GhaHettpn. and tbe probable obstacles be has yet W encounter, says: “What we want t* t»» harbor and the aim of tlw d<y ; I* suit us quite as well with or without lbw buildings Wp«O^B.M •1' •' • •4 ok **rt< ba H t -v iff «g t OUR men Ml this place on Saturday and - w*f* ■ ■. STOCK OF GOODS 5 -Cbnid and Bee !! - lM*V^wpcetfbny, 7.^‘i^ i Bee-Atf*artis«Mtf*ni;‘,^ Lin friiiWi tji-W’ . ■, AYER8 CATHARTIC PILUS AND ^^ntoX^Ws^teJ Idro. S»4 that BXMitrf kt* to sabf minor. I all ottterpernon* interested in said r«t«t»,*r» hired loaptMar al a session of ssni Court, then be holdee st IbeFnbsleOme., ts'tbn. vdlage ilFStoOi. Bobsei. a Btriksr. Bastian; t. U Bisks. Intoe W.C. Allot. Hickory Comers i M. C.Hwift, PrtortoviUs; W. B. RaniactM, MMdtorilltj H. U Martin. Venuontcills. Wbalssnto by Farraad. tthsily A Oa., Dstroit. ' Dl'KBTISEMEJiT. DRY GOODS! HARDWARE STORE. After saabanaea of mrenl rnan. I have ante reaumad tha HARDWARE TtlADE. I?bv cansia* a eopf of Ibis «T|l*r to b« >«d'la th* Bsatinp bsnasr. a seyywpsr iTlu U —M aousi/of Barry, i«di*tofy previous to said day of bearing. ■ M*«a < ■ ft ,■ {Ajraaror ) f. T / All p^oij-hasM daUa s^lau th. ‘ M AafaMsf rwte^ r. hw, l.teaf Imnf, dmeaaed. as. hw»by eoUIMand IT.ring madeaxTaa^rmaota with■.■nftitaiui HARDWARE! lUm*™ «> many adraots^-e* ever the uflie.- parp*iii«s I* lhe mat het, and their Ntfiertoe vinwes at* m onitsrsdly knew*, that wc need not de more limn tu aaotra the public the tr qaslity is msiauined rqs.1 to lhe lot it aver Iim been, and the they may Ic dqwmkd on to do all th-tt rttrv have oct di-oe Jt*l»srr<t by J. C. ATEH. SLD,4 Co, LowsU, Maas, and sold by CITY COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. i ranlAilte, Lenaarrhaa, fi.leraal Clairania. Mte |<J.I mutiny. ariWnc bam lhe rmfaterw dtetto*, bait yteteed to k. sod lhaea era lew that Sa aa>, nhea mehret b properlj atom bp local tnatmaal.A ladj. aaa-d/L.p Io atinr tie puMieaiUa ■waw, arHtea.' •>My daarMeraud m,~lf bait bean eared af a vary MBMatlaf Lraaarrhua af tana aUadm<. hr tw* Imltteeaf >«mr BAMarASilLA." Hheumatiam, Goul. Xdror Com plaint. Dya. papal a Hoart Dueair, Mourn ua. WHOLESALE TO COUBTBY MERCBAMTB. A»411*40 he farihrir teterwrt to sirs sss a oall bW^aprOtoUr AQ rods wMs* tbs LOWEST CASH MARKET TALUR. 3l dml largriy La ; is STOVES 1 *>* riw* saw! !ii OCX GOODS .-.uv.'F itauua. a Au »*ui"ia ' JHW®*”0*" abticlm, LjConatetoly on band. Unusnally Low-! HARDWARE STORE, dawBl.beaaM at waifcempilsea, FO* CLA^X, SswltotoB. ______ i«m �tsysga^u i €l)r «xg'4s fri &ii 'KM ] M U M gwtivgs Hann IS PUBLISHED ETEBI WEDSE I waertaus, aaaar couxtr/al IWeewLUPev ad-lii ualir praviuus to , fUWU fee ttvtb; -the roots are tender sad ShnSfldkbe handled with care. CmXmruqoiroe firy- She Aral,snd XJ cents fur >teh snteo) tea. A literal discoast to yssrlj adr Joh sad Car* PrisUag. ;3<UffT •ffiKto bioof* eerly, and alba to eucttfee 1BW. flowering annually.• ••'.“Heshaaeous plants root Sooner when !!? il&UrfMird plAcail io water futialldgftiwlity of temperature and muistglg.ie important lo insure success. For this :W «I ,Tr»8W to •» purpoto gfaaaes are ptaeed over delicate cuHings ; sumo prafcr.qlear, others green 1M1. glass. Cutting* grtiemlly require pgrTown 1 Morth of Rsags T Wool tiai sbadtoff.until roots form. The soil kfiould lie firmly pressed to the lowest point of the shoot, that the atr may nnt Town 1 Forth of Rango 8 Wsst penetrate and dry tho embryo roots.— Cutting like the dew and moonlight, there- >’**i j**» _y.r •* — h of Bags 8 West. fine tie coverings vf those .plated In’ hot­ •1 44 11 II t n SO 14 T« beds shottld be rttmoved, H.the weather is buxterato al sunset. The borixuutai Town 4 Morth of Rango 8 Wool branches,nearest the ground are much ■ ” ■•“• rtrnhf aptte form roots than Ute upright tw BX*gJ- ’ Skoui • xwm UhiuKUivoui whieh have been showered upon hist frisai I :»S ‘BVooit oxA VAU la tha* they strike at the root tX tHssam, 1862. , did Born, . Jfiwumatism, ffefe Headache, •a’maw Aiparagm beds may be marie daring tbe mrsuths nf August and September, ahd id the following manner: Trvnph at fatal twb fr«t; fill with alternate layers of strong stable manure, corn-alalks, enU. Ac, lf»rrtf Is sawn. Cover well IfpdaaLr arose:,place them'right or ten iodtau eadriirty, and cover from two and n half to three inebw. If two year old plants arc planted, a small supply of nsparagus may be obtained tbo second ydar; if one year old plants in, three years; If tbe seed Usown, ia four years. Asparagus beds should receive a p»od cent of mannm in November, which, except the rougher portion, should be forked In ns early In the spring ns the garden can bo entered. 'Util should be followed by a h(a>y dress iryj of slit. Case must, however, be ta­ ken; not to apply the salt to new beds, ns It has been known to kill tho young plants.. ctajM or six uses, os Liss, 11 oe rxa fte pecnllariiy of the its.! bi»O I1JR1U ■dSri!dK gistings' Snsintss §irtl CcuuXr^. K\X. yw* i! JOdpotas, a.jJMhonys Fus, Tumors, Eruption/, FXta, Sorq/UfoUh'Cbnktanptton, «:«. wws I M I UI of fits of nine yeso' standing, and St Vitas’ dance of Uro years. AJWflLu writes, bis son wan cared after hie flesh had al noct wasted away. The doctors pronounced lhe ci»e incurs- JLVOTm was oared of Feterated Ages after Irvins every medicine io his Tesch JJTOfflB wm cured, of Fewsr Sere whieh had existedTbertewysore AHOTHER Of RheuwiAtisas of eighI yean. Cases innumerable of llyspopeia and Liver Complaint oouM.be mentioned in which tbs Parlier and Fills ‘Wo’AcVvkt a CVkanw. 'VXvc. VvW» hWEEZET A ALLER A TT0MXEY3 AT LAW snd Solicitors I Foreetonares st m«igucm. Ae» to sliced to all esH» in too lino of tteir pi ar 4 Basicw„ „ „ Offlcv in t!w Coart noose, Hsst>ngS.-a el collection oi oeow i Mrtoinisg to bis oltee «itL ri-l'li'r »»A O&. oppeolto Itodgc s Hotel, On I are the most aotive snd thorough pilbtbrt have over been introduced. They act so directlv upon the Liver, exeil iag thatorgaw.to wuch. kn extent as that the Sm docs not relapee into its fonatfr eoao, which! is toe ant to be lbs com yrith SibSi p. A.noLnnooK, J. N. ULMELL. JIITHICIAX aadSergvoa. OlSce ta *B\.oo& awl "Lawyer VtXX, » - Oo’.ia Pain*, Choltra Jforlui. IndigKio*., CPatn fa tho foweis, (jiiBKinnt, ata. Soaxixq Skkds.—The Chinese seldom sow > crop without) having previously ronked tbolr aeedk In diluted tnanu/a, luieping them there even till they be­ gin to sprout. They bold lhat tbis nut only gives the plants an early and vig<Wi>ni start, buf preserves the seeds from worms or birds. Tbe practical rusultsof Chinese agriculture are too important fur u« to speak of them with contempt.— Would it Rot be wall fur us lo Use some safe steeps for our «>rn,squa»baa, melons, etc., as a general rule, and not as an «jception. Try theee msdieinM, and yoa wiU w D . n. J. HA MET. | PHTS1C1 AX. StTRCF.OX and Aeooeh tail*’, tawlM-r. । llealiats. Michijtsn- .9®c’ tears from B. wniuev, A ’S’SS-^'SSs; 1 rnmaatoelsmei for I oite«’iw.nte..«»~* •.“■/w'Kha1,*'0’ ” turret s srntowt rronsirs I V JS M IN R W * stooojffaru r is MB 77 U OS I 80 St 18 How to PaMsaVa' GatFaM.—Tbo French preserve grapes tbe year rou’ad bgswift^ ths dusters stol IW.’Tlsi bundles nre picked just before they are tb..tet^hb.J rip*, and dipped in,lime water of tbe cynsiflrhcy of thick cream. They arc then Knng on wires, and when dry are dipped tbe secund time, and then benig qp tp remain. : h lia-lime coating keeps out the sir and Afeetarimy tendency to decay. When wanted .fur the tablu dip tha duster* ia Rifzxtso Prsm.—It seems to be generfcliy wnecdetl that moot varieties of peers' are better for being ripened la- tbe horn orflttlt Mdni. In fart tba experi­ ence ofAimf of mt reederi will-:bear witnets to superior flavnr and molting juices of thfl Iwusc Hpafaod Bartlett over JOBS ROBERT*. Uh, ia coquaction with tbo ■at.w •"qWcc liar dick Street, apposite tbe • j '£?«*»£& j.C.Br ” ,-r -g-TL. HOLBROOK. 11 FOR BALE BY •*»«•*« STS OOVNTV orrtpsiu - nTMTsUELDOM, ■"■i’ll,’““"“ijsri!' 1 ^TABLISUED Wk. 1 i 1 a a >*-!!■«: LH&« • Srffi . i« A 18 Ctabstb A. •• / (Morweriy d CtaaiteTS staM. Mew Tert.) , Wusih Ml th. .tWsUco of Deslm to tb. sritete ' , , Tbe Sackel pair seems to attain Ils highcst prrtvctmn warn nrn.weo ripen on tboteetq wieb-this amrlw exeepttaa, all’ ' pears should bo picked jost as they are folly mattrfed and ready to ripett • PETER LORHAARD. Snuff andTotjiUJdb'Kknnfacturei ’ th » *<*; ’’A^r-PttxtX4.-^lRatoori jmtMOib «p- j plea; I pound sugar; 1 pint vinegar; 4 . buds.1 B-.n! nr steam the amiss tfll'W < dot. Put tbe spin Ink? * M W M1widjjAesaheyiqfredierits till tbe etrea^Ui i wpew nu u rows oe a Bvrwon *4 £HiMp«4fea I $s s Jis wH»i - Fit fur ms in a fcwdaya------------------- - a su­ »0»A«fc*?.0rt-rAivT'O . e^»ter.■ tert •! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-09-30.pdf 6a704c4e2390c834d8c9d4eb51dafc8f PDF Text Text .11* n-fozira iOZi'iaAH n st —b t termb, ei otrTsoEB^gsTJst HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1863. iTfce Swti«g« tyntatr, , ■•rijiwil jpwfrj. IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, a ASTI SUB, BARKY CODXTY, MICHIOAB AT THE W1WMM DRUG STORE!!! R L kMKS n,iUnUfn to*. Roberts &, Striker, Hastings’ business,• Jirectirn. JUST RECEIVED DRUGS AND MEDICINES, fChemicals, Paints, Oils, Caa pkeue, Burning Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. MASON ALLEN ?®18 UWIU 1ST FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL P U RPOSES.ON LY'^1 unity Gro«»»i**, ealer i bi D Slone RUDERTS Ac STRIKER, GROCERIES! TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. FIGS. RABINS. CODFISH) B.l on* by one they drop. UU »llkav* fallen. SWEEZEY A. AXEEN. rrORKETB AT LAW .nd Selldlars in Cites- jrn<D3 E3ST IPIEXTJJHllKB’ff' And Cooklift Extracts, Ttir. KSPKCIAL BKXXrTT OF TUX LADIES USTICE OF THE PEACE. ‘Fill attend to tl>« PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, Ac., A MOST POrULAB i. a. noumooK, Hark, ofperpetual boBd.j.; Uul PATENT MEDICINES HYHICIAN.sna Sui-gram Office In Buawll SUU kt’yc1_ P slurs. JOHN ROBERT*, OHTSICIAN snd Surgeon. Dwelli L way, near tbs Court ilmwa. D - H. J- HANEY. HYSICIAN. SDRGF.ON and Acowhenij. <Mflee of er Smith’s DruySUro Goodyear Mock. "“M’Sd’z'ta'iV ' P (DEIBAIP, JFO (DA0B Kp«ci«l Bll.otioo will Sa paid to COMPOUNDNt! .nd putting up I’BEWjltlPTIONHjand any glisttUann. ROBESPIERRE. BT JOBS Among the many remarkable men de­ veloped by I lie French Revuloliun tb«ro nrc few that stand more prominent than R0I1ERT8 A STRIKER. Rolteapivrre. His first appesiancs was Iloruoi April.St, I8C3. in the Assembly of State* General. The nobles and biabopa re*u|v*d to meet in . _. Itcnlar uhouh p—■■ — —- — :i«imt and mo.ry promptly remittedseparate halls, that each uf tbo sei|>arate Office, with W. W. Ralph Eu}-, 1 orders having two votes, and the com­ ■TffiKft-. -< *»■ moner but one, tho common* might thu* be out-voted, though io gn immense ma­ JJEW HARNESS SHOP. jority. Were they to meet iu one as­ sembly, the commons could, of course, cat ry ibeir measures. The poor were in The attention of the publie Is Invited KSArrES * BCHKOWS. a state of terrible dl*trp»a. The nobles » TTOKSHYX ..a COUSSXU.OM UJ to ths Nsv'llsmessShopof semi tbo Archbishop of Aix with a very Solicitor* la Chancery. Tax «">1 Iwsurwaee B. A. COtPYEAB, \ Gtbeticappeal, urging the commons, in tnilf of tho miseries uf the people, to ‘"o«K“La.a “» '■»>•=••• I """"• proceed to business, by consenting to a a.c.»— i separation of the three chambers. Robespierre, one of the deputies of the ,1Tr. x^«.UOI>BRO«Kf cnmainn*, then an unknown young n>an, ltoto> he UaderssM. Good E.BtcHl Exclu­ pale and aleiuler, rose and Mid : “Go tell your colleagues that we are wailing fur them here to aid u* in assuaging the sor­ rows of the people. Tell them no longer COUNTY oryiCERBto retard our work. Tell them that our [janM] H; A. GOODYEAR. resolution is not to be ahaken by euch • H. 1C. IDELDOK, stratagem m this. If they have aympfc thy for the wor, lei them, iu ImkaUon of tbeir riiastqr, renoouce that luxury rx Kjurrisoi •"&•S-£_MW which consumes the funds of-indigence, aew building, op Stairs. Id diahiis* those insolent lachneye who al THIS GALLEBY CHEERY, .tend them, cell limit gOOM/Us equipages, and with these superfluities, relieve the tOUSTY CLERK sad Keury PsMie. Office perishing. We wait for them here I" ■ We next bw of Mm earnestly, onxm0RV1N C. OTfiC.' ing the death penalty. Dr. GuiUdlin bad Introduced a new machine, called, B. C. PRINDLEi from the inventor, the guillotine, for lbs iofliedon of capita! punfehinent, without inflicting pain. A general burst of laugh­ tar wm excited In the Assembly ap lho II. WRIGHT, TTORNEV and COUNSELLOR AT LAW .■ r*M<in«.nar In Cb.ncrrr.— New Harnesses, sively Used. PICTURE GALLERY! F*AMK AIX®W, DB. A. P. BBAXB, PRACTICAL DENTIST, 4,1 “Wlthmy 'machine I can clip off; heed In the twinkling of an eye, wU ynur leeling it." ; ‘ ' . . k. .-i “tKBTH bxtrsctade»«*< then' B. EL COOK, ONVULCANITB KUBBm <»IW !>«•«•. hili 4. oHb- Glrwrf. Tta, u Im —" b fc.OT of* Hltn—pr. ilk. u*> "Spw’-^ T- »•-*— ** the Girondists, overwhelmed them In their trial, and they wera all sent to the guillotine. Robespierre.Danton, and Marat, the beads of the Jacobin party were now the idols of France. Charlotte Cbrday soon plunged her dagger Into the bosom of Marat. Herbert, at the head of the athe­ ists of Paris, organized a formidable party. Robespierre at the peril of his life, threw himself Into tho breach to op­ pose them. “There are men,” he said, “who, under the pretext of destroying superstition, would make a religeon of atheism. The legislature who would adopt atheism is insane. The national convention abhors sueh a system. Athe­ ism i* aristocratic. The idea that a Great Being, who watches over oppressed Innt»cence, and who punishes triumphant guilt, la quite popular. The people, the unfor­ tunate, applaud me.—llG«>d did not ex­ ist, it would behove man tn invent Him." The conflict was short but devperntc— Esch party knnw that the guillotine was the doom of the vanquished. Herbert and his coadjutors, nineteen, in number, were, on the 17th of March, 1794, in five carta, conducted to the scaffold. Danton and Robcvpierro now quarreled —Robespierre again conquered iu the death-slrusgle, and Danton was doomed to die. Bvfore the dawniog uf the morn­ ing oxxa d’akms entered bis chamber and tore him away from tbo arms of bis wife. As he entered his prison. In the vaults of the Luxemburg, ho said, sadly : “At length I perceive that in revolutions the supreme power ultimately rests with the must abandoned. We nro sacrificed to the ambition of a few dastardly brigands. But they will not long enjoy the fruit of their villainy. 1 drag Robespierre after inc to tho grave.” Aa Danton, with Camille Desmoulins surging through the’ staeete. A deiacbmentofsnMlert were sent by tha ' cntv vention to arrest Robespierre again/' H« was sitting calmly Bl the table, swatting his fate. Oae ol the soldiers diacharged apiatolat him. The ImII entered/hif check, breaking hlrf jaw, and produced a lerrlble wound. Hla head dropped upon the table del aging it with blomL Thu mangled, ho was borne on » litter, just aa the day wu beginning to dose. The blood flowed freely from his wound, coag­ ulating in bis mouth, and'choklng him as It trickled down hls tlimal. After pas­ sing an hourjof almost unendurable ago. ny, be. with his brother and several oth­ ers of his friends, were brought before the Revolutionary Tribunal. The A?ial occupied but a*few fmonienta, and n»ey were doomed to die. At fire o’clock of the same evening, the cart conveyed them through the Rue St Honors to .the Place de la Revolution. Robespierre ascended the scaffold with a firm step. As the ax eculioncr brutally lore the bandage from his inflamed wound, he uttered a shriek of torUire which pierced every ear. In another instant the axe of the guillotine glided swiftly down its groove, and lite head of Robespierre fell into the basket There was a moments silence and theo there came, from the lips of those who, but a short time before, were shouting hosannas to his name, the wildest burst of applause. Thus died Robespierre, in the thirty-fifth year of his age. ■ ..I ln times said, If ad moch, la, tl pU*taare5W»perty. Is there—has «re ever beep any qoeaiina thol by --------------- , both of enemies and friends m«. when needed, and ta It Dot neede er taking it helps ua and hurts niyl Armies the world over destroy it from the Jenemy. Civilized belliger­ ents do all in the power to help them­ selves or burl the enemy, except a few things regarded as barbarous or cruel.— Among the expectations are the m masers of vanquished fine and combalan^a,. n>al? and female. But the proclamation as law Is valid, or Is not valid ; If It la' valid, It cannot be retracted any more than the dead can be brought to life. Some ofyou profess to thiuk that itg retraction would operate favorably for the Union. Why belter after the re­ traction than before the issue T FfThero to suppress the rebellion before. tb« proc, lamatlon wns issued, the last one hundred days of which passed under an explicit notice that It was c<Anlng,'unless arrested by those in revolt returning to their aE legianee. The war has certainly pro­ gressed a* favorably fur us since the pruc^ tarnation aa before. I know as fully as onn ean know the opinion of others, that some of the commandem of our Atuies THE PRESIDENT’S POSITION. important victories, believe the emanciJation policy and the aid of colored ardExxcuTTfs Msitsmx, Washington, I iera constitute the bcavlrsi- blows yet . August 31, 1S63. ' j dealt to the rebellion, and that al least Hon. Jamn C. Conkling :— one of those important successes eoold Mt Dsar Sik :—Your letter inviting not have been achieved when It waa, but me to attend a mass meeting of Uncon­ fur the aid of black soldiers. Among ditional Union mtn, to be held at theeipital of lilin<n/<>n the 3d day ufScploin- some of the oom maud art holdin^ubesa them, alighted from the eart at the scaf­ , _ <__ i___ .C___ -A I, affinity with what Is called abolition, or fold, Herault de Schells, who was to suf for first, endeavored to take leave of Dan friends at my uwo Ix-tuc but I cannot just with Republican party politics,’but who tun is a patting embrace. The brutal uow be abaent from this city so long as bold them purely aa military opinion*. I submit Abair opinions aa being entitled executioner interposed. a visit there would require. "WrvtchJ" said Danton, “you will The meeting is to be of all those who to soma weight, against the objections not nt least prevent our beads from kis­ maintain unconditional devotion to the often urged, that emancipation and arm­ ing the blacks are unwise av military sing presently in the basket.” Union ; and I am sure that my old polltiAs he was bound to the fatal plnnk ho atllfricnds will thank me fur tendering, mraiorf, and were not adoptedjaa such said: “O my wife—my dear wife— as do, the Nation's gratitude to these in good faith. You say you will not fight free ne­ shall 1 never »ee you again 1” Then a* other noble men whom uo partizan hope if ashamed of thia emotion, he added, or'partizan malice can make false to the groes. Some of them seem lo be willing to fight for yen ; but, no matter: light “But, Danton, no weakness." Then as the Nation's life. fou then exclusively to aarathe Union, plank fell to its place beneath the slide, There are those who are dissatisfied issued the proclamation on purpose to be pru|>dly remarked to tho executioner, with me." To such 1 would say :—You “Ynn will show my head to tho penpie. de«ire peace, and blame me that we do aid you in saving the Union. Whenever you shall hare conquered all resistance to It will bo worth the display.’’ not have it; but how can wo attain ill— the Union, if I shill urge you to contin­ Robeepierro wav now the undisputed There arc three conceivable ways: First victor. Day after day he punished Ids to suppress the* rebellion by force of ue fighting, It will be sn apt time then far you to declare that you will not fight f<>cs, and the guilli'tinc ran red with arms. This 1 am trying to du ; nro you to free negroes. 1 thought that, in yuur blood. lie wns nut maliciously cruel, lor ill If you arc, so lor we are agreed. struggle to see the Union, to ’whatever but a thorough fanatic, believing that all extent the ergroes should cease helping p<i)ilical opponents should be executed. give up the Union, lam against this; ’ the enemy, to that extent it wesaened Too mother of poor Lucille, tho }<»mg if you are, you should say co plainly. If Do 1 ’enemy in bla^revistancoTio wife of Desmoulins, wrote in tho follow- you arc not for force, nor yet fur dissv- the think differently 1 1 thought that iuti»n, there only remains sums imagine you •wf her daughter to death. She and Lu­ bls compromise. I du nut belivve that whatever negroes can be got to do as soldiers,* leaves just so touch leas for cille and Desmoulins had formerly been ■ny compromise embracing the mainle- , « hite soldiers to do in saving the Union. Rolx-rpierre’s most intimate friends. nance uf the Union ia dow possible. Does It appear othorwise to you 1 But ‘•Robespierre,’’ she wrote; “is II not All that 1 learn leads to a directly op- ।neeroea, like other people, art upon enough" to have asiassinated your best posite belief. The strength uf tho rebel- , friend T Do you still desire tbn blood of lion is in Its 'military—ita army. The (lives ; why should they d<vanything us, if wo will do nothing for them! bis wife, my daughter 1 Two hours more army dominates all t'tio country, and all । ihcy’stake'theirjires/ur’ ua, they must and she will not be in existence. Robes­ the people within its rangt Any offer ।be prompted by the strongest mMives, pierre, if you are not a tiger, in human of terms made by any man or men with- ( even the promise ot freedom; and tho shape—if the blood of Camille has not | in that range, in opposition to that army, promise.beit^rnada, mustjbe kept. inebriated you to the losing of you* rea­ ia simply nothing fur 11?° present, because Tbe.aignsJookTbetter.i The Father of son entirely—if you recall sdll the even­ such man or men have no power what­ ings of our intimacy—if you recall the ever to enforce their side of a compro- (W stere goes again un vexed to sea—thank* caresses lavished on’cur little .Horace, mise, if one were made with Ihftn. To to the great Northwest for it. Nor yet and how you delighted to bold him upon illustrate -.—Suppose refugee* from the !wholly to thorn; three hundred mile* up, met New England, Empire, Keyyour knees—spare an innocent victim !— South and peace men of the North get they ( But if the fury ia that of a linn, come and together in Convention, and frame and ।itune.'and Jersey, hewing their way right andjelt. The Sunny South, too, in more take me nl«o. and my daughter Adele, proclaim a compromise embracing n res- ( than one, also lent a band. On the and little Horace. Como with hand* torntlun of the Union, in 'what way ean colors , reeking in the blood of Camillo and let that compromise be used to keep Gen. (■pot^lheir part of the history! was jutted down in black and white. Im job- was a om sinclc tomb rc-nnito its.” Ix^'s army out of 1‘enosylvenial Gen. National one, and let none be ban­ But Robespierre was inexbnrable, and Mcade’s army can keep Lee's army out great | young and beautiful Lucille perished be- qf Pennsylvania, and 1 think can ultimate­ ned who bore an hooorabb part in It.— ncBtb the fatal axe. i ly drive It out of existence, but no proper Robespierre was one of the most Inex­ compromise to which the ountroliore of ,though it is all, it ia hard to say that any­ plicable of men. ilia moral character General Lee’s army are nut agreed caw , thing has been mote bravely and bettar ass irreproachable. No bribes could at all affect that anny. In an effort at done than at^ Antietam,aUurfrcesboro\ corrupt him. He sincerely endeavored ■och oomprumise we ahould waste lime. Gettysburg and oh many fields of leas tojestablish a republic ppon the basis of which the enemy would improve to our. ,nzrf-M Nur must llnrln Kim1, wrh Lrt popular liberty and virtue. Sclfagarand- disadvantage, and that would be all. ixement was not part of his plan. But he A compromise to be effective mtisl-W was mercilewi as the slide uf the guillot­ made citlver with those who control the deep sea, the broad bay, and the rapid ine. At times, indeed, be seemed weary rebel army, or with the people first lib­ river,’but also up the’ narrow, muddy of blood. On one occasion he remarked. erated from the domination uf that -army bayou | and wherever tbs grourtd was a “Death—al way a death ; and tho acoun- by the success of onr army. Now, al­ little damp, they have been, and made drela throw til the responsibilities upon low mu to sunn yon, that no word or their tracks. me. What a memory ahall 1 leave be­ intimation from the rebel army,- or from Thanks to all for the" great republic, hind me, if this lasts ! I«ife is a burden any of tba men emttrolling It, In relation for the principle by which it Uvea and to any peace cumpromisa, has ever come to me.”, keeps ultvofur ninn'a vast future! Thanks A young girl—Cecil Regnaull—-but to my knowledge or belief' AB charges ■evenlean yearn of age, •« accused of and inUtnatihae to’tbo contrary are de­ Peace’d^es not appear aa distant aa it plotting the assassination of Robespierre. ceptive and geoWdless; anti 1 prbmiae Sho and ail her friends perished on the you If any such proposttfori thall hereaf- did. I hope it will soon coroe, a»d eoras scaffold, and eight osrta wore filled with ter-oomo, it ahall not be rejected and victims to avenge the crime. But tho kept secret from yntt. I’freely acknowl- keepingjiu all future times. It wilLlUa __________________________ -u- bare ;been proved tbs’, among freemen. fickle pomIbm at last began to auapeck. there caa be no kueceaaful appear from tbb their Idol of being uftfrlehdly to the rev­ the'UntiedStatea&nvtkuthm, aad^that balkrtto tbe bullet, and Abt they wfe. olution, and of wishing V arrest Ha Ujrreeponsibln tt» them. ’ n-ut of blood. |n ‘six mouths two thous­ as sodt 1 and three hundred and seventy-file had But, tn bo plain, yotf are dixottiafled perished ttpvn the scaffold io Paris alone. whir me about the negro. Qpite likely RAtcvpierro, wk*ryof,blood, attempted, there Is a dlflferehew of opinion betkeM tochack their eenaelese stroolies. A yotranil myself on 4hxt subject. I cer­ wmepjraoy of very energetic men was tainly .wish.Ufrat all men .could J* free. formed against him. As be enured the convention of the »th of cries of “Down with the tyrant P R!l»d iaistmit with even the bouse. OvorwWmea by tH»1»,11''r R-Aespierre tn va’nendeavorsd to .?<wk in mlfdefimee. * &*r n. Orf M <0 ■S.'Hwrf �5ER that Ve4M»4ay •aiderable number «f is ware carried off ft oM I ha rebels at tbe tims»‘'4l Suite. Tbo folloflMl Se*. *S 5ES wscall ■JUriewitxraJ FMra. Klarga class of persona, relative tn their duty In connection with agricultural exhi- eraiag to thorn ou the day of exhibition. Kapa to others; "If 1 thought I could gel ths premium, 1 would lake thia animal, or article tn tha Fair." Tbe idea of tak­ ing a premium la the sole incentive for Ulfe, an article to the Fair. Now, thia ia all wrung. <1 To lake a has lil>emlly poured Oid^Virginia, throug Swart, about a head red negroes,' man, woman and children—mostly‘emigrants' ws sawK ft was apparent that all tbo aMfinally from the South. They arrived branches uf agriculture, mechanics and iluT —-*v~—---------- - - -.a yesterday. Sumo twenty are ‘native and to tbo manor born* in', Dutch Dixie.— Among them was a prim and haughty claret, colored damr, who, upon being Tbe dtixena of Kalamamo, had, at asked her name, replied with magniflt*ut great expense and Care, lilted up Floral affectation : My * niirbe iu Mrs. Ellen Hall to perfection. .The fountain, la the Darke, from Pennsvlvani*'; my maiden name was Miss Ellen Stratton. I sup­ pose 1 may term myself a widow fiuw, u and the vatious articles of interest on ex­ my husband was nut captured and re­ hibition rendered this attractive place mains in Pennsylvania.’ [A smila in­ constantly crowded to Ita utmuat ca­ tended to bo bewltchitigly ambiguous.] Her style as a mitler uf course, created pacity. considerable sensation, and Mrs- Ellen Tbo exhibition of stock was large and Darks, nro Miss Ellen Stratton, waa ac­ cordingly distinguished by unusual atten­ linens from all parts of the country were tions frftin the officials of tbe establish­ there, and, taken together, they were ment, whfs are prone to bo poking fun." Such Is rebel wit!—Aari-Sfaiwry Stan premium Is desirable; but it should not be tbe eole or principal object of the philanthropic farmer, mechanic, or arti­ san, in exhibiting a superior article or en­ together la the State. tering It for competition. The display of fruit was exceedingly A similar fetal mistake la, perhaps, good, but in the department of vegetables fo'bre frequently mads by those who at­ the exhibition was rather limited in tend our annual Fairs. Unless the eyas amount, variety, and perfection of the era feasted with something extraordinary, articles exhibited. The mechanical de­ and the mscstroaities of nature or the partment, especially in agricultural im­ wonderful in art make up tbe exhibition, plements, was quite full, sod showed that they pronounce tbe show a feroe, and tho laventive genius of ths country has grudge the pittance bestow ed upon tbe not all turned to the production of death Ths object of these annual feire should be aud, if we judge rightly, is to bring odtjneach dsprlment, the moat perfect animal or thing, of ita kind, and lo excite emulation ia producing such, not as an exception; but as a rule. No man should regard his efforts as unsuccessful, if he has foiled, simply to raise something monstrous or unnatural. Our agricultural, horticultural, and mechanical exhibitions are designed to do great good, and especially to farmers, in giving them a clue to the best breeds, tbe boot seeds and varieties, sod more especi­ ally to the beat implements of husbandry. In the latter respect they have proved of immense value. The farmer has been able to compare for himself, instead of relying solely upon tbe representations uf interested agents. Wo-might enlarge on this subject; but perhaps enough has been said to direct the thoughtful mind in the desired chan­ nel. In view, then, uf all these resells, what are our duties toward our Agricul­ tural Falrst Simply this—to use every endeavor io make them useful and agree­ able, by bringing our bejp aped mens, without regard to whether they may be belter than all otners. To make the show diversified in quality and quantity, that others jnay be bcncfiltcd as well as We shahid also help sustain ourselves. thtso societies, by our presence, and dimes, allhodgh we may have nothing to exhibit. How readily many persons pay a dollar to treat a crowd to liquor, where­ by nobody is benefitted. Who, then shuuld hesitate to pay a small pittance toward the encouragement of those things which heighten civilization, and afibrd a not been educated ia a morbid condition. W* readily pay onr money to witness a horse race, w here jockeying and fraud are more usually successful than muscle.— dom tbo insult of breading, and ercn if loss of those more practical qualities which go to make up the usefulness of that noble animal, the horse. The habit uf turning our Fair grounds into race Fain into disrepute, and to prevent com­ mendable emulation ia other depart­ ments, than all other causes combined. Ask many a man if be will attend the be there at the races." Thus thousands come, toward the dose of an exhibition, bringing nothing and caring for nothing money to encourage legitimate enterprise, rather than encourage tbo immorality of gambling in muscle, jockayism and fraud, combined 1 Such things must be exclud­ ed from our Fairs ;aod let propio Isarn rather than to excite and be excited, and then our Fairs win be what they were. i . Vaios. Tbeffbllowing dispatch from General BujMr, was read at the Mass Meeting at Springfield. Illinois, on Sept. 3. It ba* the vigor oQtrue. Damocratla principle* in it* clear sentence*. Lowkll, Ms**., Sept 3, 1863. ivi^*«-t'wlB<’ta*r fr*e-*p*aker. >ni r... i.i. i»JM* nd got titulars. “ Hoe back to theb- pb**< wMW lb. Bmaindcr Mr. ■ Burteign mSbtZm7: " tbe army bad not given rtvated, and^M. UtoAlateft1fltom«>t *« driving the affvahd* uf the rebel army denied fe twek. This, aw kMBT, »th© Utost n«»» fellow ait that part; here. • . .... , • • .' ■ ■ •• .• “Tbo number of killed aad wounded on bmh sidos wiB probably nut felt abort Freemen of Penney!van«* 1 pause, re­ of 30,000." flect and discard the W who has shown New York. Sept 22.-Tbe HrralTi himself rep*bk> of wr-ting from an Washington special says: “Nothing ha» American citfihi»4£m*el —cred rigbu. been talked or thought of In Washington ‘ ^^Jnr^^,ltFTA>K, ■ CLOTHKH HATER! A TIME'HATEBI and KTREXOTH H.IVER! The savleg of gsnaes to-dsy excipt (hi feteofRom-crana’ army. It is officially asocrulnod that he lute fal­ Tna narr ooxoBATCLATiua oftlmRicblen back to Chattanooga lo await the ar­ mimd Enquirer, on hearing <>f the repulse rival of Burnside’s forces, which w*r* yes­ of Gen. Ruseerans. was that It would terday within 30 mile*, and expected Jo help«b- olecUrSofVallttdigUm in Ofek>, bo up with him today, when a forwazd and enable the peace men to bold up tbeirf movement would be promptly made ou nrmtsiL cLrrin wtrwctR ■ tains. The utmost confidence is Mr here think that Union defeat* promote Demo­ that upon the junction of Buroeid© with cratic success, aud welcome them accord­ Rosocrnns. the enemy would he badly ingly• beaten and compelled to fell back upon NO WRINGER CAN BE DURABLE Rome or Atlanta. In th© meantime WITHOUT COG WHEELS. much aalicltude is expressed in regard to sncm NOTICESthe movements of Ge*. Maude,. Iu take c*" array In Virginia." To Jamu C. Conkling : Your dispatch inviting in© to tho R. C. BROWNING. M7 Draadoay.X T. dealing missiles, but the scarcity of our Springfield, Illinois Convention bA* been laboring population is being counterbal­ received, just m I bad returned from *_ . Fort Monroe, Sept. 23.—The Ricbrin journey. 1 should b© glad to meet my Dirpatch has the following: ■ anced by the production of labor-eat ing brethren of tbe Northwest upon the mo­ "CuATTxkooaz, Sept- 2t>. THE CHEAT machinery. mentous question of the present and tho “After two days hard fighting we have ■"ySOsareltm AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. future. , driven tbe enemy, after desperate resist­ We saw a few good specimens, and many Tbo rebellious state exists only by the ance, from several positions, but ba still more might probably have been seen at surprise and weakness of the present confronts us. The Jomo bn both aide* FTSbe laebrlais stay sow bld de tteaee Io IhotawWGovernment. We 1 ia/rae. Hr. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR tbe proper times. Compromises are impossible, save be­ STRONG I>RfNK i« a strata rar» frr /o-va/taWhtlenlliff Teas In (his Cewtry. The arrangements fur the Fair seemed a«r. Il ctvoire a dislike for strong drtuk, and tween equal* in right. Reorganization ers. Bbaxtox Bas'ao." to ba quite perfect, and the various ex­ or reconstruction ia uluno useful when Rosecrans bat been heavily reinforced hibitions came off quietly at tho proper vicious parts arc to be left ont. Amnes fiom Grant's auny. limes, and with no show of confusion, or ties are for individuals, not for organized communities; therefore, prosecute the of vexatious ^elay. war, bring every part of the country into Washington, Sept. 25.— Dispatches THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE submission to tbo laws of the United <>V A NKKVUCa IXVAUP. Stat**, then thepo will be nn place for u io ipiaiuj. ruse, i The Detroit Adurrtierr and Tribune, rebellion, no parties fo*romprise, no oci. Ustaltf loestltie* of । of tbe 25lh gives the following condensed Tones men. and other casi-.xi for reconstruction, and demeney meat, showing that Rooecrans la impreg ­ Dobibly. Eady Itecay. nable, feels entirely safe, and has no summary of tho latest news up to that -j — — —----------------- r --- -------- k,n,,* shown and ainuealic* offered to Yesterday r,orp2L'¥ rhich we copy for the benefit of ^dividual citizens wbu desire them. 1* doubt about boldine nut. date, wi tdera: there any other way to restore tbe Union ! morning a divlsfan of Bragg’s curairy re connoitcreJ Rosecrans’ fnmt, and lato in B xxjamix .F. B vtleb . ‘‘The news from Rnsecrans' army the day another rebel column advanced comes through a correspondent of tbo N. towards our lines in the direction uf Chat­ T. Herald, who witnessed tbe battle of Dkatu fob Dbsebtiox.—-Eleven de­ tanooga Valley, apparently with the in­ the 10th and 20th, and sends bis report serters were shot on the 1 Oth iuaL, in tbe tention of offering battle, but rallied with­ TO NERVOUS SEFFERERS OF BOTH HEXES. from Cincinnati. He puls an unfavora­ Army of th© Potomac. This is n sharp out doing so. R<wecrans invite* a battle ble phase upon the matter. Thomas' and terrible, but the unit efficient reme­ corps was, he says, the only one that sus­ dy fur this must demoralizing of military ances Bragg's army is massod in Qwttatained itself. McC-xtk'aand Crittenden's crimes, and has not been applied a mo­ nooga Valley below tbe eity. i corps were defrated and fled in disorder ment tuf^tooa,_io check it's evil effects A dispatch received from R-xecrans to Rossville and Ctiattnwnoga. Taken upon oor army.'''Ther-National Govern this afternoon, which left him lost ere* Fallon, Xtrwt, Brookite, al toga the r, he considers the battle a de­ meat has exhausted a lenient and gener­ ning, states that he made n recounntaance Neomum apetnrU] ' feat forous, having lost 50 cannon ami ous Ireatnieut of the crime of desertion. in force along the enemy’s line, yesterday a great many men in killed wounded and Most, perhaps all, uf the unfortunate men afternoon, and found him in force. The prisoners. Tbo rebel accounts are also wim have suffured the extreme penalty, enemy did not resist the advnnc© of uur full. They do not claim so much of a J4ve been punished not fi>r the first,. nor voluuin, which returned to quarters after victory as tbe Herald"i correspondent llie second offence. Furgivenc** lias bnt having accomplished tbe object vLlhe gave them. They claim to have driven emdoldened them to repeat their crime, movement, which proved ,^o be of cun HE WARD. Rnucmns two miles on the 20th. On while they have laughed at tbo mild pun siderable importance. Saturday they confess that I^mgstreet ishnient hitherto meted uut. it has con­ Washington, Sept. 25.—Telegrams up was repulsed by Thomas, and that their sequently been determined hereafter to to 2 o'clock P,_M. ye*terd>y, from Gen. loss in two days fight was 5,000 killed d>-al mercilessly with tho evil. Upon Rosecrans, give addHiutraFevidence that ■ OOLONG. SOCCnOKG. ORANGE A HYSON and wounded. According lo one account this subject a won) may be useful-to men hi* p,wition can be assailed only by rrgu- ps^los tes ramp am! risMldara. | PEKOE. given, they took 2.000 prisoners, accord who have deserted from the army ana lar Inr siege. The 1’he purposn of 'Gen. ___ _____ R.iseing to another 4,000 and thirty pieces of are now lurking about the loyal cities.— crans seeraa to be to rcsnme offensive artillery, according to another 6.400, and If they confe forward mid give themselves Harting*. operations as soon as the feinforcement*, still another 5.000 prisoners, and wore up, they will eacap© with slight punish­ including Gen. Burnside's troop*, now on A. MfKRSON. I CLMM^earndj; CARGO. tffb CARGO. FINE, expecting 20 pieces inure of artillery to ment, perhaps whh none; but if lliey the way may reach him. b« brought in. These are newspaper persist In their crime, they should reflect UNITED STATES The mass of the rebel infantry are Iu Illuviations. Bragg's dispatch already that they arc every moment in Imminent Chauanoog* Valley. INTERNAL REVENUE published, made no such claims. It is mid deadly peril. Tbe fat© of the eleven A division of rebel cavalry advanced conceded by the Herald correspondent men shot on Saturday should be a terri­ yesterday or day before from Stevens* that Ruaeerans’ position wu a strung one ble warning to them. Gap, threatening a Union regiment guard­ but that lw cannot assume the offensive. ing one of onr signal station*, whereupon the regiment In question retired from its Our second edition may contain some­ GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPARE. isolated position to tbe extreme front be­ A Cairo dispatrh, 21st Inst., says:. thing later. fore It eould be attacked. "We have intelligence from Arkansas The news from Gen. Meade's army re­ Gon. Rosecrans expresses Die earnest to tbe effect that Price's irrrny, having ports several Important cavalry engage­ wish that Gen. Bragg will venture a ments on the Rapidan. The reconnui­ been reduced to eight hundred men, are prompt attack upon him, bnt is of opin', sance in fore© spoken of In our last issue fleeing befi.re General Davidson'saivnlry ion that it will not be made. All was has returned, having been eUlrcly sue- towards Texas. Sum© parties from Ar­ quiet along his line* at 2 o’clock P. M-, laawfaetarers of Photographic Materials cMwfui. It was under Gen. Kilpatrick, kansas bring intelligence that the number yesterday. Gen. Buford, and Col. Chapman and Gen. of Confederates who have come in end Devins. A squadron of KilPatrick's surrendered to Gen. Steele, will amount I cavalry that crossed oxer the Rapidan to nearly seven or eight thousand. Nxw Yobk, Sept. 28—The HeraU'i was captured by the enemy. Oa tbe think this is exaggerated some." ®eciai Washington Sept. 20th, says: Gordonsville road, four^mile* from the “Tho good news received from Rosccrans Rapidan, Gen. Kilpatrick having heard is interpreted by the official organ this heavy firing, joined Cul. Chapman, who •rate-. A despatch from Baltimore, Wednes­ morning to mean that reinforcements was engaging th* rebel brigade* of Joues day, says: “About three hundred of the and Hampton. Aa engagement of four rebel prisoners captured at Gettysburg have readtod him, and that he may soon ■TI1IED OB •TOLES 1 boars ensued, in which tho rebels were and elsewhere, most of whom have been decide when he shall resume th© oflenaive. defeated and driven aorosa th* river, with confined at Fort Delaware, arrived here It would be highly improper at present tbe looa uf from 40 to 50 killed and 75 yesterday, and wereu after taking the to reveal in full the tsture of onr present position, but it is of Buch a nature aa to taken prisoners, including several officers. oath of allegiance; mustered Into the Kilpatrick pursued tbe retreating foe, and Third Maryland regimant. They are a rndMbabl*"aCk on ou,:,in“*,*ce«iiBgly . gobbled up *om* 50 more prisoners. In fine looking body of men, and have *een will the meantime Gen. Buford engaged Le*’s :mnch service. All appeared highly de­ ©»rwi]H efgi.re, *a<**avtjy***a ras*. ’’ ■ y ^*he Secretary of War has order­ old brigade iu lb* same vicinity, and lighted with the idea of fighting fof the* .7 ,. < ed that the aet of Congress relating totbe gSTRAY MARE ’Hn®*rtMa£dMnM foOLBunna. ■ routed it, killing from 90 to 40 rebel* old Star* and Strip**.” ' surpension of th* writ of habeae nrpu, and taking 00 prisoners. In all these and th* proclamation of the President engagements lb© Union Jura was evropar’ A Norat Rack.—A race between a atirely small Our forces are now ou steam carriage and tome horse* at tbe this aid* of the Rapidsn. On Tu<*day » .. •»-------------luau-ucta , Vermont State Fair, on Friday, resulted all officers in military Bqrviee uf the Uoi। in favor of (be horses. The machine is a curiosity, it coats two thousand dollars, by Scntt’s icfentry, 900 strong, with a BTERESCOFES^r gmScOHC VIEWS., is two horse power, and droiglm five hun­ lot* of M killed and womxfod. A rebel dispatch from Charleston. 20tht dred pounds. A hodful of coal will max© I'ESK." New Advertisements. CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. ' aaysGwn. Gilmore’s works on Morris running it leas than a eent a mile, It can to bart d*fo*t«i 1000 RO up and.down any hill a bore* am, but person, or to take Union troop* at Zollraoffvr on the 20th. The Union cavx’ry dashed Into Bristol Tenn., on the l»th.a»d burusd one railL_XJ— ...4 N. A. Esq., of Kalamazoo i| •deliver Um Annual Address before <1 Agricultural Society, October 15th, i| •ceiving additions to his stock of got and is again, prepared to teat the qnesti pptida for the least oi.rney. bull of sheeting. Olbera may posvib t«M» looks comfortable in tbcao war;! Gaa-E Jdooux, ,.f MapU Grove, hal left a few fine specimen* of'felT pippu>| At uur office. Tbe boys pn-uouared thval excellent, and we agree with ths boyt. Chicago, preached at the Court House 1 last Sabbath in the morning and evening Ray. Ju G. Holland, recently a Chaplinl army, at New Orleans, preacbecl at the Presbyterian church at 2 o’clock I - Nxxcwxzx IhnurtD.—W« -hare re- • in this Stale, pu bl idled and edited by E. 8. Ingalls. Menominee is a amdl vill^t, I situated at the rnuiitb of the Menominee citer, which river div idea the Slate of Wlaconsin'frotn the Upper Peninsula o* Michigan,and empties into Green' Bar, Oa the 20th of September, 1802, Grc. I Rosecrahs completed bis victory at .Itika, I Mirrisripnl, fearing fought tbe principal' I battle and defeated PYice tbe day previ- I ess, taking six hundred prisoner*, aad. I killing aod wounding seven hundred uf the enemy. Among the rebels killed was General pule. I’racisul y one year j ■ after, on the 20th v( Soptembee instantGrn -Rorecraus fought one of the mo«i deapvrate bottlea of the war iu Gvorgi*. I meeting the combined rebel armies ofl the 8*K>thwest, and, though not victori­ ous, pumsbed the enemy with severe loosca. In this battle, General Lyttle, a Uuiou General, is reported lo Lire been killed. _ ________ The Sl Uuis Republican represents that tbe people 'd Kansas have began tho work of retaliation for the U«re»re massacre, and that on the flth Inst, sit is alleped that they had their wagons nearly loaded and in half nit b»»urV time would have loft the emintry in obedience to tbe order of Gen. Ewing. Silver “Bwcws" r>a tux 8*mT*ir Coxxxteuix.—Private advices from \ |rginia City, Nevada territory, says that additional subscriptions to the wuuuclof nine thousand dollar* have been made umrv ivi j ........ money is to ba forwarded in silver brick* of abuUtwJbuusand duUars each. This serves as an evidence of the mineral re­ sources of that lerritoay, as well as the JibaraiHy of ita citizens. ,are nine thousand ix* hundred and nlne4 y-cine sick and wounded soldiers a the <ovsrameol hospitals iu aad around Phil f OMwroca Bobtb.—The Trey 3>t» pd td Montreal from Havana, an Naw York by way of the Cham| ST^S?K5ii ■f’TWtiiiii r Mumw.—Five mUBow bMH M UMHWsad* '1 I �=======—teman 1868. NEW FALL GOODS doewy. Tbuesstetes rewwiretire te nttoualy cmurd by wrnte dteae, low lirtmr, dhorJcnd digesejs® test btesM^s4tewmb«rt^fo Mmmmwp. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE Td CASH STORE R. J. GRANT! IN BATTLE CREEK l&XST Ptww Jow MoKtBxxr.—John McKinney was pardoned out of State N. A. Badcm Esq., of Kalamaxuo jtin •deliver tbe Annual Addreee before our’ Agricultural Society, October 15tb, tbe second day of the Fair. New Goods.—R. J. Gsarr Is just re■ceiving additions to his stock of goods and is again prepared In text the question ■s t» who sells tho most ami tha best goods for tho least qummj. ^ejn iu. bis store the other day we saw -g tubule bolt of sheeting. Others may possibly see more, by looking in there—b«t as fur us—ooc bull entirely Cilsrour era, Cot­ ti .u looks eumlortable in these warm G«v Ik Moose, of Maple Grove, has left a few fine specimens of full pippins al our office. Tbe boys pr>«<>unceddho«i' excellent, and we agree with the boys. Rsuaxks.—Rev. M. B. Carpenter of Chicago, preached at the Court House, last Sabbath in the morning and eteaieg, up«i> the subject nf Universal Grace.— Ila*. E. G. Holland, recently, a .Chaplin in tbo army, al Nee Urlepns, preached at the Presbyterian church at 2 o’clock Dsrey. eo the lota Any of Aiiyast, shall eznoao to aala al public MIC Igtel bidder, at the rtsldtnco of the .--.hacHlta r. la tbs township of Aaayria, la aald loader, Cm »th day of .ffovsaibcr, H*r*A^V I* ik. -— - - - ■ -r ■ u.~ tbe following **14 u.lnora IS'll’i.” 2•« HwMdouk•a if ha wogld have survived many tnoeths io priron. - His wife is also said । eewatr of Barry aud Suu of Mlcblrsx •p» HANNAH K. WILSO!I~ J?. POUt of Baath, .nd can­ od September Xi, 1SSX ^writes. not live Jmii a day «r two M the moat.— Thea, fate, togslber with:, strong and Estate of Laelna U. Nichol*. urgent fittition from huMred. of both ATM or MICHIGAN, Coouiy if Barry, Klilical parties, probably influenced theAt a session Of ll»a Probata Caart for IT of Barry, Iwldcn at tho Probsts Office vernoe in raetorihg him to liberty at illage a/(lasting*. oa Monday. the 7lb i this lime; end, un<j«r all circumstances, the people of the State wiH justify him In handred snd sixty ibrva. yrewnt Sl.snannC. eo doing. McKinney was sentenced tbe Primlls, Judge of Ptutata. 17th day of Mky, ififiB, f.,r seven d ,B "‘Jd“*Utr 01 *** ,tUt« i'f Lucius U. Sicbols On reading aad fihng lho petition, duly veilfod, of Janatbas Nichols aad Mary Ann Nkboia. Adreiaielreloraaf said rotate, preying, for reasons T«s Iwntfoxcs or Liqcoa.—Three therein sot forth, that they may be heeaaed io soil certain Real gelato, bafoogiag U .aid deceased,m men of considerable prominence in De­ said petition described. Thereupon it la Ord.red, That Monday, tbe troit some years si tics, bare recently day of October asst, st ten o.ci uck in figured In police annals. Marcus A-. twenty-stilb tbo foreaeoe. be asatgrard tar the hearing of said Chase, so ex-member of the Legislature, pe'htoa. that lbw heirs at law ofaald doreaasd. aud all *>lb»r pvrroaa isUreaUd in relJ Lawyer, and Democratic (pouter gene­ eatale. are required to Sppeer al a session of laid rally, Richard Stcrltey, for several veers court, then to be b-,ldcs al the Probata O®oe. la Qty Clunk, ami Cletk of the iRco^er’s the village ol Umlings aad show enure, U any be. why tbe prayer of the petilloser should Court, and “when Richard’s himself.” as there not be granted: wbolesuultd a man as lives; and Tom Aodhiaturlber Onbered, ttal tbe paHUoavt .i------- -_.n, iatcreatrd in Mid Edmonds. the best auctioneer that ever - ------- -said petition, aod the was in tbe city. The first Was picked up as drunk snd disorderly, the second as a comnitAi vagrant, and both pot in jail.— The last Ims been put in (he house of Correction'lor one year. Liqttor did the busineas for all three.—Arfn'aa Expat —Tbe New York Commercial Advertiser says, it ha fact well worth noting, that for the first time in many years, tho Con­ Mskomixcm liresid.—W®-h®ve regress coming into life at the middle of a vrivqdA *piey iiUle sheet bearing Uro Presidential term, is in its political as­ For a above name, bailing from Mctmeiiinre, pect. friendly to tlm President. in this State, publixbed and edited by E. quarter of a century, if we are not mis­ taken, an opposition speaker has been S. Ingalls. Menominee is a sineirvillg^e, elected hi ergry last Congress of n'Pressituated at the mouib of the Menominee idcntial term. That the next Congress titer, which river divides tho State oflisn.it , Uniou,. but Republican. i« a •ly ' the ‘ ralsr estimate Peninauh o< I strong testimony to Wisconsin from tbe U^_ patriot ism ul of tbe fidelity, honoety i Michigan,and empties into Grrth' Bay. Abrabsm Lincoln and bis advisers. on the west side. THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GOODS MONEY TO IN MY LINE OF TRADE; Come and See ! 1 WE PA Y FOR GOODS, CALL AND EXAMIKE I1VAE JUST RECEIVED Ayer's Sarsaparilla h rcni|x>o:',de-l frqjn die moit edertual snti- dow thst meilicn) sdeure bu discereral for thte afliedar disttsmer. sad lor tbe ewe of the dteden it eataUs. That U b far superior to aay other rcsuoly j« derlocd. U known by all tri>o hs»e girvu it a trial. That it d<« <xnnbiae virtues truly extmordinary to their sffeet upon this class at complaint", u iadispmab!y proven by the toast multitude of jwWiclv known end romarkaUs curvs It has mad* pt ths following dhessos: King’s Evil or Glandular Swelling?, Tumors, EreptlDtu, FimplM, Blotchet and Bores. Ery­ sipelas. Hot® or BL Anthony's Fire. Salt Pham hi. Scald Head, Coughs from tu­ berculous deposit in tho lungs. White Emails Weaknesses, and. to.irod, tu whole ■erica of complaints that arise from imparity of tte blood. Minute report* of iai'uridul ea;CT mar be found In Arcs's Aasstcas Aisaxac. which lo famWwd to tbe dntegisu for gnreiMS dtotributtoa. wbmein may bo learned th* direction* foe its use, snd >omc of Our Motto—Small Profits and ready pay WE WILL NOT BE CARPETS A. L. SKINNER. that Tcssday. the nuuJ eight Lund­ . o'clock, In the for* bearieg of aaM txtiM«o. uu >um Hie u«>ie «■ >aw of Mid teeaaed,aad all oiacr petaoas isterrsted in said estate, ars rv osired lo appear M a enwuo of aaid eourt, then to be holdeu at ths Probata 0Bc»,*ln the villags of Haatiacs. end lbs cue*.If any tlxrr be, sk. tbe prater ol the petitioner sboeta not be granted. And It ia farther ordered that aaid Petitioner Hatimo been called upon to examine rtre notice to the persona lalersatsd In said tbe formula or recipe for the above Bit ­ Ou the UOth-of September, 1802, Gee. estate, of the pendancy ol said petition and Ptice. with Demmer aad Feller, »«O, Rosecrant cornnleted bis victory at Inks. ters, which has linen given to ms by the The Wltc-’X Al Gibbs Sen ing Machine Mississippi, having f<night, the prhicipsi' inventor, Kake pleapore in elating to tbe is /Ar but Machine without rtyard to price, battle and defeated Price tbe day previ- public, lhal the* are well hatowu to tho ay of bearin ,.ua, taking six hundred prisoners, and medical profession as possessing proper rRIMH.E. ties purely tonic, apd the combiuatiotr is killing and wounding seven hundred of the enemy. Among the rebels killed well caloulated, and capecislly adapted arising from n a as General Little. Precisely uno J W/, to that class of hepatic func­ PtOBATKORDKK-KtATKOF MICHIGAN afirr, on the 20lh uf September instant diaordered cutp]*l‘,,M Grfl Rosecrans fought one of the mow1 tions, or general drrangenleni “f the liv­ C°AI aa wuo'of the probate Court for the County desperate battles of tbe wsr in Georgia, er, so common hi tha malarious districts of Barvv, holdcn at tbo Itobate Office, ia lbs vil­ meeting the combined rebel armies ©f of the West and Sooth. They contain a lage of UaatiBgn, oo Tuesday tbe vigblb day of larger proportion Af Uinfe'1 ingredienla telsmber. inths yeeronothousand w.cbl huedtho Southwest, and, though not victori­ rreaqd atxtv-lhrce; prvnculti. C. rriadlo, Judge than any others Bitters that' have been ous, punished tbe enemy with severe ol Frobate. _ . submitted to me for cbemira! exarnmn Ip tbe matter of tbo estate of Sarah fo a«d losses. In ibis battle, General Lyttle, a Chariest}. Browoooe, minor boin of Oscar I. tiuet. ’ 1 bespeak for.them a wide spread Union General, is reported to bare been ■ rowaaan. deevaaed. popularity and cordmlly commend tlsctjs Ou rate ngand bling the peUUoa, duly vuriOed wrong. ofDebotab A. Brew aeon, Guardian of reid au be“*»t to the public aac. It is satphatically the good, low priced Fussily oore. preyiug, lor rvoaoua therein *«t forth, that Sewing that lbs jublie have lung been Very, respectfully, ‘ abe umv bo beenaod 10 sell certain Real Katat* wnlliss Mrohinr for—2te»i Trremot C. W.Usdwat, botoogtng to aald minor*, is aaid paliUua dascri “fl I* * wondvrful production, end, foe runily Analytical Cbein'ist ure reprcislly. no ether will besr say comparison work cd rctalialKm for lb® Law retire with |L"-rta. A n. J-ww«/. • in assacre, and that oo tbe Otb Inet. six Be® Adrertisemen, g .. "A mrohsBical woadsr.”—Scteiss dmaisee. “Among tbe foot arid most sarvirosble Sewing him were taken prisoners and »ha'- io Machines. Light snd vlrrwt Snisbsd, and no aim­ LIST OF LETTKMS, cold blood by a party of Kansas wuWtora pls in Ila coanirticUea, that it nreei* almost itsRemaining irtteallfd for hl the Hhsdngs possible for It to get eat of repair. I’tlikoTy (Ananear Luos Jack, tn Jackson eoun'y. It P.mt Office, for th® week e*dfog Scptini“Hee cosebimd with its owe prculiit eWrits all is alleged thst they had their wagons ber 29, 18«3: the really valuabls Improvsauata of tba higher nearly l>*aded and in half ap Itertt Hm8 prteed aseebineB."—^saanteaisa. would have bft tha country in obediaoc® "Tfo. sMcbine. ia IbvopbMon ortborommilteo. S tVpendeacv ofaaidpvlitioe. aod tbe bearing to tbe order of Getx. £«ing. . groceries tlvtis of tin country, in order that er cry reader may hate arrest tu aoato one who ran ajwak to hint of ha benefit, front persocal exprrieore. Serofuh drprewes the vital enetjte aad thee leaves iu victims far more tubjert to disease aad -iu hla! roeulu than are healthy sg^tautior.s. Henre it tends lo aburten, and docs greatlv iborten. the arernjw duration of butnan life Tm vast bnpoetnneo of there ewaaiderstiosw has iod oa to ipocd years to pateetto* a remade which ia adequate- tu intuit. This we now offer to tbe public under tbe name of Ates's SawaarAXiLLs. altboegh it h cctnpoaed of ingrediwtta. some of whack exroH the beat of SerrtpariUa in alterative 'power. By its aid you may protect ycursclf from ,ltr »offer­ ing and danger of there disorder*. Purge out the foul corruption* that rot and ft-arrr to tho blood; parge oat tho <anae* of diaeate. and vigorou* health will follow. B. ha peculiar virtues this remedy stioinlatn the vital func­ tions, and thus cs|«Ia »'•« diatentpers which lark within tbe iy*tem or bare: out on any part of U. We tew the pu!.lic bare been dcreirol by many eomponnd* <J SirtnimhOa, that promised mA and did nothing ; hot thev «HI m rtber bo droc-ired nor dia.-.ppoinlcd ia thia. Iu nrturs base Iwrn proven by abaudaal trial, and there rentat u* no question of ita sui passing cxecUci.ee .l. .s- .ast_;_- --------r. > i» WILCOX & GIBBS’ 88 WIS® ® AES1W8. ■ia--------------*♦•* "sA?Ai* । Sti-vri uBkick® to* from. ,V|r* < Cr.MMtraww.—Prival® *d giniq City, Nevada torrii additional subscriptions U- —- ------------- -nine thousand dollsre have been made there for the Sanitary Commission. The money Is to be forwarded in silver brick* «f about a pK>uasnd duiUrs <*chThis serves os an evideoce of Um mineral re­ sources of that tarritoay, as well s» U» “““‘“S’' tfi true copy.) CHERRY PECTORAL, Tho World’s Groat Remedy for Oonghs, Colds, Incipient Con­ sumption, and for th® roller of Consumptive patients In ad vancod stages of the disease. assure tbe pul.be that irn qoatfty k kl tha best it w has been, ard that h relied oa to do all it te ever done. Prepared by /tefotte Ctefoa ' IxnreD. Mans. Sold hr al' druggists everywhero lUberts A Btrikse.-flastlap UT. L. Blake, Irvine W.C. AM®, Hickory Confers; M.C.HwMt, FreV rtoeille; W. B. Remington. NiddleviUa: bl. L. **“>«••* by Fsmad. 8belly A Co., Detroit DRY GOODS!. DVERT1SEMENT. STORE. Judge of Probate. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE All pstwxw hsriwj elates afslnsi lb« rutea r. ww, it?.swaeas HARD-WARS * Jiberallly of ito ettixen*. ares. — a. . -, “hi t riacipto H Is perfecu“-gyter,tete. “Baa evident poinie of soperiotlty over all oik eri.”—/THteteiA /Vraa. . . -A scrrloeable aMcbinc. CM Oto •«!*»• ex- I tel larg^y i. - STOVES! ,p Oftbs very bnt material nd latest Ixptovsmeuts. MotepM TIN, 8BEET IRON AKO COI'i'KR «|; *h mon tb» from I po^n^( Owaw. Boots.—■» Tn-, Ti^n polices the fact thst snur is we imtott H to Moatron) froiDHvsni, and rreehud New York by w.y of the Champlslo ran- - Dated BopL fob, 1M». t_____ , ADMISISTRAIOB’SaAJJi. j.a., “JSi » *■ — “t*-1- “a-“" TH ESS# A RD TIKIS v« MV »«nto< toe a CMmUe^Et >LA?OX. Isstetstw. Bread Kay, N. Y. OUB GOODS Unusually. Low I wmi yX*,**" «—< * S-* ■ -fc Sk. k.te|>«*,nS WUu, <ir». Gw", IotS,T»| to. 411* i» ?*• • ।"w m . * « X* * MAXCrACtlilUUl AKHCLxa, . CoettauMyoa baud.- , 409 WORK AN^ KEFA WING PROMPTLY �,Ymo4 Vtuun * 1 ,VIO ' Jfegulati 'VW ’BVftc.ts George Elwangor—Daring tbe paal month we hare used alacked lime every day or every other day. aod succeeded perfectly, destroying all «f them—cover­ ing the laaven with fine dint. It does no barm to tbe Rilinge or the fYtait Ho,con­ siders it a complete nwedy. H. N. Larig worth had used a eolation of soft aoap and water, very strong— aod had perfect success—killed the worm® without fsil—mart be put on often. &■ Dr. Beadle had found the use of air­ slacked lime a perfect suectao In killing cwn. O.W Vfc* “<XX* vAutte 5VM.Y. '» hurt.,’’to a* » rtnuAvflX aot-lA — oSxXva wtwk kx,5o» nuxeh. vvcxAcA cvcx o.*UcXx. o\ ftYo'cn.a&Xv 'BVt'U'c*, \»YXc?*k, taferct vc< ^rttaxx.’u’uc*, axtA at >tc$av Vme, art, a 0$ ■' * : \ JfyLtou# .Fever, . f ‘ Fever an^L jfigue, Liv er^ QomipLavTit, (^vepepeiet, --r JndiigeetiQn., Jaundice, Kidney Complainte, ~f!AST3M« I860. worms. Dr. Sylvester had used one pound of whale oil soap and fuur^ptUoaa of waler aod'sueeeeded entirely io saving the fait, and killing the worms—had pursued tho s^rfs.M « VS. 4 4S3K H same course this year (1863.) so far with 1861. perfect soccera. 'He applied it every Town 3 North of Bing* 7.Wert other day.—AMtigan Farmer. MgRTBLS or rna Wutar Ptanr.—One of the mort marvellous fhculliee of the Town 3 North of Rssge B Wert wheat-plant ialhatof sending up a multi­ s«Xs<»«XH <0 »«• » *> *«• Town 3 North of Benge sVeeL tude of stalks from a single grain, known as tillering, it is the secret of its great sKefneW « 33 44 11 11 3 77 80 14 78 b?1K“ • 144 77 17 03 4 37 30 73 74 productivenem. Many experiments have Tews 4 North of Range 8 West been made to ssoartain the limits of thin faculty, and the results have beun truly wonderful. An Engliebmen sowed s few grains of common red wheat on tho sec­ und <«f June, one of tbe plants from which 1SC2. had tillered so much by the eighth of August, thst he divided it into eighteen others, all of which were planted seporateIf. In a few weeks so many cf these had multiplied their stalks, that be had set uul siity*ecven altogether to go through the Winter. With the Spring growth all these began tillering, so thst Iq March and April a new division was made, snd the number uf plants increased to five hun­ dred. It was believed that asother divi­ sion might have been made, and that It would have increased tbo number to two thoosanJ. Tho firs hundred grow most vigorously, exceeding plants nt ordinarily cultivated.' When harvcgUd, a single plant yiolJed over one hundred ear«, and tbe whole number of cars produced was 21.109, or more than forty to' each divi­ ded plant, and the grain meaiured S3-4 pocks weighing 471-2 puunda. Tbo grains were estimated as numbering 570.840. AH thia was was tho product of a single grain. a\x& cAX. Vcve waAxivc. tea. AllWaWfaesettofrtfw ijjlj J .• q$r«|;^<>uew*it*(- Jgastings' gusiiita fl ©5 a 'VW.sc "BWleva JUWX ALhWj « GROCERIES, pro! arc rave anA V-ovo-e^uX. root* axi& XxbAja, mkt X\xtvex. ’^ou.ke. Dr ■SLdto^ek'* ftXovtuxeV.JB\XXe.r« art \W V>or raan'* ^k«.\xA. Dr. IkoWA ROBERT* 4c NTRIKB Duijow is fags. elnea. ^leU, edn. t>.rpert~.J p »K ll«ew»,4ye-e»aa». w>»4<« g'rt .woe, Urtiowry11 eibrooVa New Wort. Hartegs. > fttovcvacXx. *&\X.toe» Wxc \>OOT vtxaw vtxtxxixx DoeXwXk TSW-Vb. \ vxxnc ining at or elate M w tide of sec' once e to Birv,,U>esce n w along river to Henry Uardy'e land.lhrnee ’ w lo renter of road. Ihenie n w7X chains thence • to begin- Dt. 'Ro\>aeV» ttXovo.o.cXx'^'AS.e.tft arc, \\te-Vxekx. vaaxxX ttoVacc axxA Coyk^oA. J_ W. WING. Dr. DaoXmeV* AxricullunteXnd Domestic. ftXowwvcXx ‘BXtt.C'f* SavxTnx Foddeb.—Tho present indi­ cations are that the grass crop will be below the average, and therefore it follows that the considerate farmer muni carefully mvo and preserve all'the material possi­ ble, that \ wiil go towards helping to winter slock. ’ This is the senwrn A»r prac­ ticing economy in the harvesting line.— Save every pound of hay—sen that the grass is cut dean ats-1 the hay raked dean. A sleek mower or slntenly raker will usually leave a«much gr^se or hay behind him, and lost as his dr” JeSfrf* f Its to » ot I will amount tn. Sodi hands: be tullerstod in the field, thia -------------Town 3 North of Bsnjv 7 Wert any rale. A csrefnl man _evun if be asks Haifa dollar more a day, is the cheapest ”!««■% in the end. Grain shold be cat just as soon as ibe kernel is ailfficlently so atu red that it will not shrivel, ao that'the rtraw may bo used for fodder, as n week's limo after ripeness would make the fodder not half so good. Then there are the low waste grounds, which will yield quite an nbendance of wild grasses Ac., and the weeds and brakes if eut while green and tender, or before being in blossom, will make a change of fodder quite palatable to the stock. All these little odds and cods—the stalks, vines, haulms, weeds, ferns. Ac.—should bjcarefully husbanded; and, oar word U V I! K » f>r It, next winter will prove the net-to bare been s wise one.—Jftine Farmer. I Milla, tovy ensaty. M'ch. | u\\4<j,oraXc X\xx. uxak ctxxA ' Dr. ftX.ovc\A\c\\ *ft’AX.ev% AAxnc. axisux^ vxx.cVoax.cXx.oX.x^ o.\xA mttkjt Irt^t exx\ox^a\x\x. Dr. 'Ro\ja.eV» ftXovcvacXx, TiVVUt% avtA\x.v fto\Axer'» 'YrttxxA, ^.vxvMLV\Xtw<i D^arrXxx^v^A*' c.xAc.’nfc, 'BAxxuvwg.Umw, cU. »cnkkij2 fTHaei gittsro art put lip fo quirt beillm, cf whiah ths ahctW if a fas-rfmUf. Thf lslel it"JlrM]/ir.ffrat^i, an! it provided '-wi(K a fieri oounte-feitrra. (Pritt <1 per teltle, er fix for t£. C. W. /fo. <5 East Ebtrth Ct , Ct»**;n»a«i. MI A*" KSirrKH A BIRR UaslncM sllc»4ed Iv w> h /wo.x /aflis Of" is iu n ii 'A BUSHED 1700. Dbaimimo.—Observe where water stands during summer, and prepare fur draining as «>on as practicable. The low marshy portions of some farms contain IM amt valmbh tod, if properly re­ claimed. Dry Weather la beat fur grain­ ing if there Tw'limejujd help auficiens to attend h. Surplns capital' can at any time be porfitably Invested in tin* paying improvement. PETEH UWILIMRD, Snuff and Tota&o Manufacturer Wm>M nail Che attention tf Dtederi to tbe wtfdee efMe rteasMers. v>a: :;•■>•" - • ’ • u । ■ MB0WN flJtVfT. toMMij i ’ \ i4j»» ■ ■ "c.C. 110LM0O1 SsB jp ■ oatrt is Uolbroot Iltott. T^rgcpyarg o»«A hTn.&h eldon mkht raa^uMMtjWHj ’ faacx.—Keep it lo order, especially nn.ftrm lima, by tha madride and adjoin ing grain Raids and meadows. A broken rail replaewd may save great damage to a field uf wheat, corn, or oata. n.r.CHKBMV t'ffrfts s-c t nsSiMtMr”'- jbSssJrssiiH«. c. PRIN®!*1] /fCBOE or raoBATE. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-10-07.pdf 368b2193b74454e869db56a2ccf43374 PDF Text Text e^IOO. — . ...i' < । • • KiilnwpMMU... vm. ■ amniiilM vol. L ‘ ' '•‘■s ''h.L'■s'''''r ■ =*= ria.tl wdomww girl, tbe consequently solve to abide as ahr malned, or until aasint -mm1**” at ihr. Ma good old age. AgrrouMM fW»-r Ah* villain from ^without, accompanying his words with lU vibal abuse and the and deliverance. fiercest Imprecations, H'U haek this wbelp’a limbs to pipoes with my knife, AU Abuts if AroK Gud, /fcadMI. Otateyae. L-. -H • Tt. ' .J.yihsl.ullA r« the way Into fisc' masters bedroom, and and then burn the mill over yonr bead. rscy Priaiiaf AOKated Sa fieri auttor, sad Five of th* moel efficient Geweenls of pointed out the doffer in which hie monet Twill be,a msrry time, I trow." itribstls brail. the U_& anrty, ar* nadyoe of OHo^-j wa* sectired. . ' ' IL INKS of all Ju-rifUoai «eartw0rswtoiM “1 put my trust ia God." replied the Grant pts born inj Clermoat county. "Hyr*," she said, wrench H open at dauntless girl. ever sUU K* s»S your Sherman Io Fdr-fidd. Roeeerans tn one* ; and white yob aretylngtheynoney fool within these walfowhile l.Mtollife inni, MTbersmt In Bonduaky, shd Gil­ up.I shall jest step up stairs to my own to prevent ye!” • ' G »l— ■; more In Lomin. They ar* sons df skew H»V| apartment, and gets few things ready for Tbe ruffian laid tfss infei.l fcr a mo­ Ohio and the nation may well be proud. uur flight, as well as iny own little bard ment on the sward, a* he-sought for Grant, M'Pkersan, Gilmore, and Rosesavings for the last five years." combnatibles wherewith Ho axeeute J>is erane are of > Methodist FamiUea. Gm. The ruffian was thrown off hie ‘guard latter threat. In tMsiMtah he espied Resccrans wes probsbly indm'ed to tbe by her openess end apparent anxiety to perhaps the only entrance loth* building. Roman Church by tbe teecWnge of hie new and most complete assortment of accompany him.. Like all egotists, he It was a large spernture .communicating mother, who. though she attended tb< DRUGS AND MEDICINES, deceived himaelf ,when selfconqeit was with the great wheel- ud th* machinery Methodist Chorch,*nd oalJed raw <jf her most certain to bn his destruction. of the mill, and was* point entirely Un­ SitJriK' rfChraHcals, Palnla, Olla, Cam “Go, Ism," was all ho said; "but do protected, for lb* rtason that the simple B phene. Burning Finld, occupants had rfsv*r auppoacd it feasible bld Mr. JUwecrsn. Idft the Methodiet* TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. for any one to seek admisaien through in advanced life, and professed Universal­ She disappeared at the word*. ITr such a dangerous inlet ism ; but the early training ofIheehBdrWS Immediately broke open tho cheat, and Elated with hie discovery, the ruffian was under Melodist institplfoav. Tb* Tbe bsreblrepulw that ebUU tbs brert was toon engaged in rummaging he con­ returned to tbe infant «od lying the fathers of Grant and Gilmore ar* still W^L<.p...„b*uMtinsb1|b, tents. As he wu thus employed, how­ hands and feet of lbs child, threw II on living. One* Mr. Grant thought M In aa unfading record krpl— , ever, absorbed in the contemplation of tbe ground even as a butcher will fling a would never eend another sen to Wee* FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Tbvss tb>nCv sbslt nsrer die. ' PURPOSES,ONLYJE2 his prey, and eagerly occupied in secur­ lamb destined fur slaughter, to welt his Po'mt,sa it disqualified boyefor bosineae. D. C- HAWLEY, Ltl nclSiiof ps**, fsrerrrylb*ad ing it on his person, the brave-hearted time fur slay ing. He then stole back to Now bo says, “I thank God that he aver IRin «11 kiwi- of Family Groceries, girl stole down stairs on tip toe. Creep­ the apcrature, by which bo hoped to ef­ gave me such a eon and believes that e *••<! Wooden war*, and • general as,f I'roviilanv. Aleo Notary Public. ing softy along the passages, she speedily fect an entranee. All thia was unseen West Point qualifies verv well for some gained the door of the chamber unseen by the dauntless girl within. In the forms of business. Oen. Gilmore is saM by him, and likewise unbeard. It was meantime her mind was busied by a to have foemall v taught fora year nr two but lite work of a moment for her to lorn thousand cogitation*. She dearly per­ in th* Haverhill (Miweachus*tts) high the key in the wards and lock him In.— ceived that no meant would be left un­ school. Just now the Charlestonlnnaar* This'dona, she rnshed forth to the outer tried to effect en entrance, and she knew his pupils, and dull as thy may jy, they door of the mill, and gave the alarm. that on theexdueiaa of her foe depended are likely to learn enme thlngnrfb (en­ TEA. COFFEE. SCCAR. 81’ICER. 1UFFER. her own existence. A thought struck her. gineering which they will not toon for. PRUNES. FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; her master’s little boy, an infant five “It wes Sundsy,” she said to herself; i fact, e'en thing in the Qfctvrj lies, •««*• * years old, the only being within sight or ‘the mill never works on .the Sabbath; It sound of her. “Flv, fly to thy father! suppose I set the mill agoing now 1 KWEEZEY A ALLEK. Tita Hutu Can't Staxd Srrxax Bat fly <ei your life. Tell him we shall all am be seen afar off; and haply my mas­ tlsm.—Every battle of the present war TTURNEVS ATLAVaaA Solicitors la Cbsnbe murdered ‘an he haste not back. Fly I ter, or son^c of bis neighbors, wondering which is stubbornly contested works fa­ . evry. I'articaltr alter-‘——“""r' Tlicrs is s lonely mill close beside the ring, the iavvstixalK al the sight, mar baste hither to know tally to the rebels. It reduces their little hamlet of JJdorf, nrar the Rhino The child, who wjts at play before the tbe cause. A loeky thought," she ex­ fightfog force, w hilsl "already they hard shore, between the villages of Hcrsel and door, at <moe obeyed the energetic com­ claimed ; “’tie God sent It to me I" exhausted their means of recuperation. —■ 11 reel, on the left bank, below Bonn.— mand of tho brave girl, and sped on as No sooner eaid than done. Being all Thev cannot withdraw from civil life the Thia mill is said to have been tho scene fast as his tiny lees could carry him on j her life accustomed to mlll-ge*r, it was few 'individuals left to watch their slaves. of the following story : STATION7ERT, the road by which he knew his parents >>ut the work of a moment for her to net They mua} finish the desperate task on It was on a Sunday morning, "ages would return from church. Hannchen the mnehinery in mollon. A bri»k breeze which they’Save entered with the combat, PENN. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER, EN­ ago,” that the miller of this mill and bis cheered him onward, and. Inspirited his which sprang up, as it were by special enta already enrol lid in their service. A VELOPES. CARDS, Ac.. Ac. whole family went forth to hear the holy little heart ns bo ran. interposition of Providence, at once set partial a dear bought vitory would of it­ Upon oar msy he R>s»<t all of mnre-at the nearest church, in tho village “Blew thee, boy—bless thee!" she ex-, tbe sails flying! The arras of the hug* self be a calamity to the people whose of ilersei. ..Tli* mill which was also his claimed, in the gladness of her heart. engine whirled round with fearful rapid­ numbers am so limited, and who have residence, wasjleft in charge ot a servant 'An master arrives in time, I will offer lily; ths great wheel slowly revolved on 1. A. UASLBIIOOK, for an enemy the legitimate Govern­ •ftirl named Hannchen. or Jenny, a stout up a taper on the altar of our blessed its sxle; tho “smeller gear turned, and A TTORNKV awl doenastorot La*. Mfeitor ir ment, against whom they have rebelled, A Cl<ai»r/rG Genera! Ijnd “ri Tax Xgcut.lieartcdlaas, wb<> bad long lived with lady of Krcnlxburg, by Bonn.” • • • o-at—-u they with a population equally brave, and in­ O Jtac. accond story of Holbrook a Btoek. ■ him in thr.t capacity. An infant child of She sat down on the stone bench by camo into action—lb* mill in full herent resources by all odds' creator.— an age unfit fur church, was left in her the mill door to case her over-excited 7. M. RVMELL. From er^migralion alone might. we al­ operation. charge likewise. Tb* girl was busily spirit; and she wept, ns she sat, at the it wes at the very Instant that the ruf­ most makeup our loss of population a for OttVtHCTAN andSargroo. Offict IsHesasTl employed in preparing dinner for the re­ thought of her happy deliverance. finn Dietbcr had succeeded in squeezing wonderful and unprecedented as ia the 17 -Store. fHataylroei. .______________ turn <if her master and his family, when •‘Thank God I” she ejaculated ; “thank himself through th* aperalnre in th* in­ fact, while engaged in a war where bat­ who should enter, all.of a sudJeu but an terior of th* great drum-wheel. Hi* dis­ tles rivaling that of waterion are of con­ old sweetheart of here, named Henrich may, however, was indescribable when tinual occurrence, wo are drawing from Boftelor.' He was an idle, graceless fcL A shrill whistle from the grated win­ he began tn bo whirled about with its ro- Euuope increasing numbers of her hardi­ low, whom th* miller had forbidden bis dow of th* chamber in which she bed talion, and found that hi* effort* to put a est population. Even Canada itself, that house,|bul u bum Jenny, with the amia­ shut the ruffisn Ijeorlch. cSuglit her oar, atop fo the powerful machinery which peaceful British province,*where, timid ble perversity of her sex, still liked— and made her start nt one* to her feet. wav eet In motion, or t<» extricate him­ people at first sought refuge from our perhaps all the better because others “Dicthcr 1 IJielhershe heard him self from his perilous situation, were civil strife, is giving to ns laborers and gave him no countenance. She was glad shout, “catch the child and roraq hither! fruitless. Hiserie* ware most appalling; soldiers, so marvelous are the attractions to sec him, and she told him so, too ; and I am fast. Coras hither. Bring the boy bis curses and imprecations were horrible whereby the Northern Stales allora with­ although in the midst of her work, ahe here, and kill the girl 1" GEKTUTWE. . to bear. Hanncben hastened to the spot, in their borders the enterprising and not only got bint something to eat at and saw him cgught, like a reptile as bo industrious of every nationality. ■ KOBKRTN A STRIKER. She glanced banlily up at tbe casement once, but also found tim* to sit down from which .lbs imprisoned villain’s hand was, in bis own trap, Il need nol be ad­ rue, April Ji, tan*.] a ilh him and hate a gossip, while be dis­ She beckoned to some <rao in the fieldA”d then ded that sb* did nol liberal* him. patched the food she set before him. As looked anxiously after her infant emis­ knew that he would b* more frightened About the middle of August, it will be he ate, however,-W Nl’MT his knife. sary.' Tb* little messenger held on his than hurt if h* kepi within.bis rotary remembered, it was announced that a “Pick that up, my lass," said he. in a way unharmed, however; and sb* thought prison ; and sh* knew, also, that unless letter had been received by a prominent i-Aing wav. to the good natured girl. to herself that the alarm was a false one, bo attempted to escape, there was no dan­ Kentuckian from ex-Goreroor (Morsbead, “Nay, ’Henrich," she replied, “your raised to excite her fear,“nod ottroome ger of hi* falling out of it. even though who ia now in Paris, and who wrote that back should be more supple than mine. । be were insensible and inanimate all th* ho had seen tho draft of a treaty, drawn for you have l«ss work V> make U stiff. 1 her resolution. Just, however, as U* child reached a while. In th* meantime, the wheel went up between Napoleon and Slidell, in I labor all tbe day long, and yon da noth ­ KHIPPEN A BBBB0V8, hollow spot in the next filed—lb* channel round and round, with ito steady, uncoas which recognition and assistance were ing. But never mind ! 't’kould go ban! of a natural drain, the© dry with th* ing motion; and round snd round the fully guarantied , Tease being the consid­ with me, ’an I refused tn d» mare thnn I heats of summer—she raw another ruf- ruffian went with it, steady and unceas eration, and that by the next steamer, he that Tor you, bad though you bs." ingly, loo. In .vahi did b* promise tba frnn starling from the bed/of tbe drain, hoped to announce tho consummation of ThisWM spoken half sportively and ’’oSreT'Jar-UckRtoest'! appetite tb* Foilvdcc, and, catching iho’child in hi* arms, hasten stout hearted girl to work b*r no barm , the treaty. d^giri1™, *t^ m^i w' iVd «?• toward the mill, io aocnrdanree with lhe in vain did he implore her to take pity ““ J.C.Bcasow^ . Il is now announced that a fortnight direclton* of hia accomplice. In n mo on hie helpless condition ; In vnin did he since another letter arrived from Morescapegrace, sWe Wils too honest imd inrfc.Q. HOLBROOK, menl she perceived her danger, and In a pray to all the powers of henven, and bead, who wrote that the Confederate* dustrions herself to encourage and ap; abjure all the powers of'bell, to bis aid. moment more sbo formed her future wore frustrated. as Napoleon bad notified prove Of Idlsoete And d euspiekm* eour.0 plan of proceeding. Retreating into <h* She would nd hoar or heed bira,b« whirl­ Sidell that negotiation* could proceed no of life in any on* *!*$, however dear mill, »bc. donbU-loeked and bulled tbe ed round in th* untiring wheel, until, al Military snd Itesl Estate Clshn* yrampuy rtber, till the P<4i*h quartic© was fopH . ^sw^atAew.Ws. her. She stooped down, accordingly, to doors-the only apparent entrance to the last feeling and perception felled Mm, rd ifl. Offlcs fo Helbrmk pinck. __ settled. This. Morehead construed to pick up «U knlla. Assbe was i» ik aol edifice, every other means of obvious and ho saw and board no more. He fell mean an indefinite postponement of the tivarherous villain A. nijBAXS. access to tbe Interior being barred by ssnselesa on lb. bottom of tb* angina; matter, brought about by the news of the means of strong iron gratings fixed al all but even then hie InaaUnaU body con­ Union successes In the Booth west, and be tbe windows—and iben took her post nt tinued to b« whirled round and round as indulged in the gloomiest forebodings.— ni» upper cnxsment, determined to await before—tho brnvn girl not daring to patiently either her roaster's return, and trust tn appearances in oonneutlon wtlh have suddenly ceased bragging about r*G-Ur «m*queul delivery from that d« aueh n vilUln, and borage therefore, afraid ngnlUuu. ceroua poeition, or bar own death, if il to nuspend the workingof the machinery, or to stop the mill gear and tackl* from IL F. CHKRRY. were iocvitabla. Gsx. Gn*xv Bzuevxs ix EaiUCtrAZNOnXYT cr.«ttk*sa Notary PubMv- 0®*' "New.” oho said to hcraelf, “never tunning ni tbelr foil speed? now.—Thu Presidknl bas recently reA loud knncHftjt »l tb* doer was short­ C/ in the Ceyrt Hoose. shall 1 leave my master's bouse a prey to qeivhd a letter from Gen. Grant, in which each villains, or permit hia property to bn ly alter beard, arid eh* hastened hither. tbalofoesr gives in bin hearty a Ik nine curried off before «y *I*A by iWm. It was b*F marter And bis family, accom­ to the policy of th* Administration as in­ while J has* life ami strength to defend panied* by several of IheirliBtghbora. Th* augurated by tbe proclamation of free­ g. c. PRINDLE, •n'a.r.ftrt ot tU AlUo-Ua dom, which be term* tbe mart formidable co 8,nd»y had. o aW ' anlWpalwl, aweapon in the National arsenal He adds iraeud tbalr Mtaotlnn. and U.J UaUodd that be shall gladly oo-opersla with Ad, .mcrwMibo «’r« 1 day>*f sash week. '■ ' 1 , b— from *»f»h <orUap.r'.a.ot u ed to hnr; "lb* grata h-.ld.ng the jutootGau. ThnmopinM* faraMfim colored regiment, fcr.wNeh two expedi­ IbMbJTju'iSd rii tion. ranlXtby him Ind Jrandy br^hl at Metiiild*;'aDd,as a- <M dmd WdlmndUr. be bad cut lb* cords wherewith tbe child In many recruits. Gen. Gmi Inewon­ Was erected •FT*’ •* ■ lied, but bn wto unablo tooMnfoaay tally mentions that tbe rebels hern driv-. •Onfrund lUr." k* mted. ^jdjjw waa •erowM of fo* «treer*nnry' rireumetenso into the interim nil the ntotras rat tb* Um fa-ten .pWmm vte* U» «ltiom with* 10 mUto W.Mar th*door, ©si’ll break it in on rflhuMMtoippi• r; . <7 on. A libaraldtseount to jaartf odvertaaers. /j■ JapeMaart»*uua«. 7/ habtoIqs;.;— ' DRUG STORE!!! *)astings’ Bnsintss Jirttlvj. ms uwh«, GROCERIES! Jflisttllant) PATENT MEDICINES WAR CLAIM AGENCY! 7 TdA PRACTICAL dentist, PICTUKETGALLEBj^ “ *tS2»~ eiDotgency lasted, fiirsonk hnr nt once,aa �WadBcUay IcrBlagt fbwrw.f that hi. (WiHdfrMuit each m to enable him te know 1 ifbd Stovementa. of the Wpsa ■ the battle of Sunday, buRo M thy -field tho very last news that I tatberod there. In Balnrday'a 1 Ho. ertf ■sriagthat w ass gHsaatti OVSHOCKOrC IS TERT FULL AMI Ltotoy—NIL Brockway. Aarafl to dfer battle to the «r»jr itfik. jMhr' a^d.Oe^ toataad of aendlng bulletins of hiefoiy: to Riehmo^l, and threatening the IntrwrftmA ierinif of Bodecnae with anUhe^atttak. ha w^ldSive beeo'retreaV ble to spare tbftes troops, miiy be regardbd M tha cause of tbe * temporary check Esw^rarh Georgia. If 1b idle to q^gqverijment of willingly Wu<9u^ Mtada's^army so as to render audt results possible. It was abtolutely OBoBssary tbatr1be riots In New York be suppressed, i?'d. (hit tbell vas and 'property ‘ of 'Idyal dmd at tha.North be protected, while tbe Government was endeavoring to increase hs armies, thus to make eventual triumph osar tbe rebels, certain. ■ ■J^^^old thra, that the. ahti-drnft riota In New York alone made It passible for Gm. Lea tbssoadwae-halfaf biaarmy U» Georgia.** Had It not been necessary to eah 25,000 veterans'of the Army of the Potomac to New York to quail a Cop­ perhead riel, and rebellion, Rosecraus could not have been confronted by a force that would have seriously impeded hh march to the Gulf. Whatever may be the evil, results from tho battle in Georgia, tbe Soymouritea of New York, and their1 friends tbrougout all tbe Northdra States, are alone responsible for them. la it singular that the rebels should look upon these oopperheads os their fn Jids 1 It waa pretended by the Copperhead newspapers that the South desires nothing so much as the defeat of tbe Democratic party at the North this ML They have the unblushing impudence ftpallege that the success of tho Republicans would in­ sure the permanent separation of the North from tbe South, and that Sumner, Wilson, and all other lenders of that pvrty are working expressly to secure that cod. Bot their own friends shall convict these Copperheads of falsehood, says The Richmond.£nquirer of Sept. 7: “The success of tbe Democratic party wouWbe bo longer doubtfbl should Gen. Lee once morn advance on Meade. Pnrtlea th the United States are so nearly . balanced that the Iess tad vantage thrown In ftvoF of tfae will insure its success.— Should ’ the 'Confederate army remain quiescent on the banks of tbe Rappahan­ nock, tbe boastful braggadocio of Yankee reports will be confirmed, and, Lincoln s»d ■allrck will point in triumph to the condition of the Confederate army a. a confirmation of theigrent victo­ ry' Won In' Transylvania. ‘Die Demo•rsta, unable to gainsay such evidence, wiM be constrained to enter the contest hr Speakership shorn of tbe principle part of their strength—tbe disgraceful mismauagetoenk and tend net of the war. "Gtae. Lee must turn politician ns well as warrior,and w»believe that be will prove the most suocetaful politician the Confed arsey ever produced. He may so move and direct bis army as to produce pcdUical resuito which in their bearing up<« this war will prove more effectual than the bloodiest victories. Let him drive Meade into Working Ion, and he will ^RiftnrijiD Accnwtv.—Wn omitted to trtftolibn last week, the occurrence of a Mkj aocldect ou the Michigan Central railroad, which occurred, near Lawinn, slgteew miles west of Kalamaxoo, on the last "day& the State Fair, by which five persons were instantly killed, and sumo .li-A. ._2zzi.y^2:J_"/r.L,-LT____ . did.,.’ Il appeqratbal the cart left Kal*- ruaaoo about 8 o’clock P. M, crowded whh-passengers, and that eotoe rowdies, uUnodtid by life conductor, uncoupled tba iwb rear cart from the rest. They rpk.oi ta thia way—ths detached cart a ielta? Dnwton, when tho rear cart ran Into them, druablqg the colliding coaches, UMT-Mtof tod u.lmloj iUIr kmi. <**<- • " • Beltorbe-lEHeAntawr. " DMmi Ctoi-W w t^hfead. - Woodland*-W W MoKnlghL ^EjlSiaM.>"M6Mheaa. • » ' ItoejiMM AC Beach. Mnoeow-xT H Blgwl. , Ceresco—To be supplied. T H Sia«,1 Preaident, and L Coph.ll, । hg^tof AIMca CoU^a.' txawsruat ttosxn. ■ , Y. H. JneockM, P. E. CtAdWlerij Jesnftng*. ■' 'BWfiWwhiif. : **" '' < Centerville—A L Crittenden. Cdmfgadne—D R Latham. Whtoe Pigm-N W Steele. Morrill a— A.. W Torrey. Sturgis—G D Lee. Burr Oak—Win Donat Reeding— A J Rmell. Qaiwey—T J Cocgdon. Jonesville—T G Owen. Hillsdale—T Lyon Oseo—C T Van Antwerp. Smbria—To be supplied. tahfield—H Uw. Allen—Wildon Gray. North Adame—A C Haywood. F. B. Banga, P. E. Katnmasoo—-F D Heminlngway. Osbtemo-D W Tnthill. Schoolcraft—J Billings. Battle Creak—N. Fassett. Cooper—C II Fisher. Galesburg—H M Joy. West Climax*—To be supplied. Riehland—E C Chambers. Prairieville—J II Tanner. Otsego—E H Day. Allegan—N 8 Otia. Wayland—W I Blowers. Ganges—G A Vaughan. Threw Rivero—-A A Danton. Bedford—G W Chapin. H. Penfield, P. E. Nilea—A J EMred. Buchanan—J 8 Border. Dowagiac—J I Buell. ,\v Cassopolis—1 Bennett. Edwardsburg—L M Bennett Brownville—To be supplied. Pokagon—M D Camburn. Berrien—E Board. St. Joseph—L M Edwards. New Buffalo—Eraatus L Kellogg. Decatur—A Y Graham. Lawrence—E D Bacon. Coloms—D C Woodard. Lawton—J W MlUsr. Keeler—G W Hoag. Paw Paw—8 C Woodard. ' Waverly—J R Berrey. QUID ttLFlDS OMTWtCT. H. Morgan, P. E. / Grand Rapids, E*il—J W Robinson. do do West—8 Steele. Kelloggville—J L Child. Sparta—B W Smith. Lamont—D Eagle. Muskegon—Il Caldwell. Newaygo—A. A. Rolfe. Courtland—J W Caw thorns. Laphamville—W J Swift. Greenville—W Rork. Flat River—E Marble, sod to be sup­ plied Otiaco—A P Moore. Whitney rille—J N Dayton. Saranac—M i Smith. Ionia—L W Earl. Middleville—A J Van Wick. Mill Point—W W Colby. Berlin—D S lUvilaod. » tea—8. Bigelow, and to be sup- 11. HaU, P. E. Lansing—D Bums. Grand lx-dge—J Fowler and J Roberta. Maple Rapids—G E Hollister, x St. Johns—O F Chase. . Mathcrtnn—N Mount. Ovid—T Clark and J Gulick. De Witt—C Chick. Portland—Francis Glass. > t Lyons—E D Young. Charlotte—EH Weatlake. Vermontville—G D Palmer. Okemoo—To heaepplied. Gratiot—To be supplied. Chippeway—D O Fox. OnondMB—U Manon. Mason—H C Peak. Palo—W F Janhina. Isabel Indian Misston—To bo supplied,• a C. Otaa, Principal ia Lansing; Academy. J. J. Oxm, Chaplain ia the Army. MAxmn Bumucr. . . J. Boynton, P. E. Traverse City—G W Sherman. Northport—A L Hoag. Elk Ra^de-J A Sprague. Manistee—V. G Boynton. Pantwater—A A Darling. White River—I R A Wightman. . Oceana Indian MMon—P Greenaky. Pine Hirer Indem Miaaioa—isucr Grmeky■ Bcaor.ta—B. S. Pratt.......- . , .. J H Mmmori, Missionary for Indiana.• ele falling in the desperate attack upon non that Gaa. WWaet bad been Thomas, an din a fierce but not persistent and killed by Gee Dio Taylor, dash upon the right, took tbs opportuni­ ty of some movement in the center to Brawi states the fruits of tbe strike there. They massed a column six *0* priemmro battle at.CWMaeegs* 1-------------- r— 47------or eight feet deep against our thin line, of whom 2,000 are wounded ; 30 pieces ■nd broke through It, scattering the . dlof artillery ; 25 stand of colors and guid­ vlsjons, more by mala strength and pres Aawa Mlitrntotirtnillir nm^MiWhiimjj - neTtfWMhaMwa. on.. and over 10.000 email arms. sore tian by their fire. Into the hilU eod Gan. Lce la-ued ootbaMlh, aroogr.V F1R8TCLA8S From the booming of the first gun hollows and woods of Mission Ridge, be­ upon Sumpter to Ute present hour there hind them, where the nature of the GROCERY, EATING AND BILLIARD ground made It difficult to keep them lo- has been but one thing tn be done, and An Atlanta dispatch seya that Bragg. gather or rally them. This waa tbe only that wan, Am dewaffie AAAm >y wnH In reply 'to' Roaecrans requat to bury reverse of tbe day. It embraced but taryforoe, and let tbe Union ruiort iUtlf. their deed and reliwwa their wounded, said l»o divisions, as already stated, and of There is Do negotiation needed, no con­ that he had enough Yankee priwmero tn these Sheridan and Davis, who, Wilder ciliation, no conservatism ; tbe more rad­ bury tbe dead and enough Ysajiee sur­ says, did oil that human daring and cool­ ical, the more thorough, the more summa­ REWARD. ness could,rallied a considerable number, ry and speedy the crushing out, the bet- geons to attend to the wounded. Another Atlanta dispatch reports Gen. land returned to the fight Nol many taif. The disease to radical i and Done Wheeler,, with hie cavalry, across the were killed or captured, as the rebels but ralcal means will cure iL Let the were prevented from using their advan­ rebellion and the rebels ba put down, Tennessee. Another dispatch same dale tage by a deadly flanking fire thrown into and tbe long crashed Union men be ele­ reports Lookout Mountains held by Gen. them no Wilder's seven shooting rifles vated to power and restored to tbe Hood’s divinon, now under Gon. J in kina. and artillery as they passed him in pur­ Union* asM. people of the South. Hither­ “It is not supposed that an aasault will suit. He says they did not go a half to the three hundred tbooMnd stavebold be made, as we command the sitnatioo mile bey ond his line, and soon fell have been considered tbe “People of the and need not sacrifice our troops. Rueaback. After this be held his ground South ;*'dow let the thing be reversed; let crans ho two lines of defence, 600 yards tbe great mass of the free men of the apart. Gen. L»«ig«treet command, tbe fire huvrt without moletlotion. How Thomas held tho left or mein body of the Slave States come up and take their rank river and rallr».*id below Chattanooga.— army is known to every body. On both and trua position ; 1st lAem henceforth be Our loas in killed and wonndtd will not flanks the rebels were stopped and beaten tbu people of tho South, and shape the exceed 13.000. Tbe Yankee loo. in kill­ back. In tbe centre (hey broke up two dealiny of that country.—Indiattapolit ed. wounded and prisoners will reach 28,000. Fiv«< Yankee hospitals are in divisions, but with a less fatal result than our hands full »f wounded. Thursday might have been expected. This is tbe night tbe «wmy made two attempts on sum of the matter. On Sunday night Wilder distributed his brigade so as to our lines, anJ were driven back built linine toihcir intrenchmrnta.” protect the roads from the right to Chat­ The L> mliburit RepultHean of Sept. 28 tanooga, and on Munday joined tbe main body in good order and good spirits, reporta slight ■kirmishbig is upper East Thomas came In on Monday, at bis own Tetmensee. near Zullio*fler. A battle in pleasure, with more than two thirds of that quarter is hardly prohabla, as Burn­ tho whole army, and anything but a de­ side will be forced to retire to reinforce feat to report, as tbe most dispiriting ac­ cram was, prior to the war Jan unvary big Rosecrana. counts show. Our line was held, except Democrat. Wriling from Murfreesboro, CliAM.Wm>x. Sept, 27.—Tbe enemy is al tbe right of the center, till we chose be says: evidently ^making himselfimpregnable on , to leav? it, aa Rosecrsns would have done “I am glad to see tbe aplendid/atand before the fight, if the rebels bad Jet him. you have taken against slavery, with all Bturrou'Sepl. 28.—The enemy burn­ They fought to break him up before he ita burro re, barbarities and shocking Im­ ed the railroad bridge al Carter Station could gel back to the impregnable puri- ।moralities. Slavery is dead, and nothing 20 miles from here, Saturday, evacuating tion st Chattanooga, and only succeeded ।can resuscitate it. To understand this the place , and ia now retreating in tbe in breaking up two divisions. As -Wil- fullyjou । direction of Kttotrllle, our forces purse should pay us a visit. • • der came in be gathered* up tnd brought ISlavery is doomed, and those who now ing. Our earaly occupied Joncslx.ro al with him a very large amount of stores ,uphold It will soon be held up to public 10 o'duck last night. ■nd material, supposed by those in Chat- odium , A Gord.-nsvillediapatrb Sept. 8. ears and execration. No statesman tanooga, and of eourc by the Herald will ■ vindicate it. no friend of human pro­ the Federal force beyond tbe Itapidau'te writer, to have been lost. Amongjliewo ।grew will strclcb forth a hand to break represented at 00,000 effective men — were two guns, one hundred ambulances, jita ML Opinions are omflicting as to whether ' sixty beef rattie, and a large number uf Almighty God has certainly ordained there w ill be a fight soon nr n<>L ammunition wagons and caissons. Sitni- tho I destruction of slavery in this country, lar recoveries were "doubtless made by where < it has been more offimsive and other portions of tbe army, but the cor- immoral • than in any other.” Washington, Ort. 3.—The following respondent bad hurried off to publish bis dispatches failed*t>> get through la.t night description of the fight, and knew nothing owing to s heavy storm al<>n^ a borli<H> of thia rather important variation of the “Hang the slavery question! Pm die of the Jinw: state of facta behind him. Our loss in Official news from Chattanooga dated with it. Let ua ignore it and pul prisoners, In both days, the Colonel says, gusted f the rebellion.” Hearken oh, Sol­ yesterday is understood to represent the will not exceed twenty five hundred, in- down ‘ Bragg makes to jour brother, who |« even now situation still favorable. eluding the wounded. In artillery it will omon, * be less than Col, Barnett supposed, as ’running through the streets yelling at the no advance. of bis voice: “My bouse is burning New York, Oct. 5.—Tbe Tribune't j guns were recovered and brought in top 1 JjpVERSAU of which be could know nothing when he op ‘ ! Don't notice the fire at all fur I’m \\ asbiagtun special stales that gentlemen | ____Lt____ .i__ .L- ________ _r.... rdisgusted with It. Let us ignore tbe fire w ho are arcostomed to wateh the current We captured about 2,000 prisoners, of and put out the conflagration T” We can of European p,litica, and iu tha receipt whom Wilder brought 1530 with him to ignore tho fire and extinguish tha flames of ptivaie corrcepindence from well-in-' Sloventon. Tbe distance of the battle­ jest as easily as we can Ignore slavery formed sources abroad, predict that a field from Chattanooga, baanot been fully and pul down tbe rebellion. Why. I he 7. ouiot iae understood, and tbe supposition that rebellion is to slavery what a cough is to I ulish question, will convulse Europe by Roaecrant was driven back twenty or consumption ; only Its legitimate mani­ next spring. It can do no barm now to say, arrange­ thirty miles has added a gloomy shade festation. We cannot avoid the slavery even tn the moat cheering aspect of the quvstioa; we mnaCeither settle it, or it, ments for forwarding tn-.ps from Wash­ fight; but the distance waa email—our will settle us most effectually, for ever. ingum to the Department oflhe Cumber­ -NathoiUe Union. land have been brought to each pet lection extreme right, which waa furthest away thatooldiera who left here on Friday on Snndny, being leas than twelve miles off, and the left, after falling back to Mis­ "Tux Pumihut'i proclamation takes week were on last Tuesday in position to sion Ridge, being hardly tnora than a half all the starch out of the society formed in render effective assistance to Gen. R*weof It tbe Ninth congressional district (upper 7***’ bJr Ub* rawAred Waa. W and a have we Ogs. AU oUwro are On Monday, immediately ofUr the re­ part of New York city) to render tbe heavy reinforcements. vrarraated. The President Ua iaaoed a proekmai is Ibe stss gtneroB; swd la grivete faailr turn from the field, Wilder teat tent of draft inoperatise. Money was raised op the Tennettee to guard foede and pot- and men were appointed to push the con­ tfoo appointing th. last Th.redsy in No­ Oasyes JtM,ef the ~Aawrieee AgneUhariat,~ vember as a day of Thanksgiving and ut far Burnride't benefit, end took with scripts beyond the reach of tbe Governsays of th« . mem by the use of the writ of habeas entpus-but the labor is lost, and tbe fund "A ebUd eaa readily wrtaa out a tubfull of *•**« • R-man axt were aq/Wy delitcred, at the courier taking Is a sinking fund.-JY. r. Tribune. CstloLc proraU uf lk. viUt pro^tavery them pot baekjvti at Wilder ttarled home. This assures tbe country that Burnside sort, is much exercised because one of the great lights of the Reatiah f.ilh has will not be caught unprepared. When thrown hie influ------ *-------- • tbe courier reached him be was moving mstiity and imi toward Caltanooga, at what point, or kY ON FRUIT CULTURE. ting tb»r~“ with what strength, It would he Improper to state; but wa may state that, by this time, he is past ail danger of being Inter­ cepted by tha rebdt, and ims force enough to make good oil Roaecrans baa lost, and something over. At Stevenson, Wilder heard a rumor that Grierson's cavalry, i atnck a profound wrath srcinsl the Ab. iiht*1? “w • ’“•* pithbio from the Mississippi, were within ten light Fortunately, be <JIW, not nsnremiles, and that Sbertuan'e whole corps ■ent tbe brot blood of the Raman^fe. waa within two days’ march, coming up vlw communion.—Hyannu Mttttnoer. from Decslar, Alabama, but tha rumors were undoubtedly false, i J Grierson " ' waa la Springfield, ItllnoL, >ie, .on Friday, and SbermaD could not have «va got to the point staled, from the Big „ Blue Black, io tbe lime that has eJar—* *' ------- tbebalUa, u tinea and wo know that I--------------------------. Among the incidents of tbe battle of Saturday, Cui. Wilder deeeribed tbe frigbtfol slaughter M Longstreet's man st the time they worn driven back by our left wing. Thto celebrated corps, as des parate aoidiers as ever lived, attacking two divisions, Van Ctave's nd Davis', to the right and a litRa taUront ol Wddar, separated them end pushed on through tta opea saaoe, yalping-lba rebel about of a civilised harrah— . UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRITER raitssuL risTas* niuti: SPECIAL NOTICES- n&S* KtJ? Ttf.TVXXi’l”* ^Rmturxa.—From tbe I M. of the E. Cowfereaca, p| where, it will be seen ibJ -Gnsann haa been returner] SsLoox.—Wa would call tbe new aArertiaemeuT“of“ Naughton, in another coluw Next Wxrx, Monday, ia I fiir the annual meeting of t J Supervisors. Tbe Circuit cl o>anty also commences ftsl M unday. _ . _ I AwktfAL Tax Balxs, I nwwewd on Monday are we| and a sharp competition had feated so far during tbe salea. are regarded as valuable. FixxFaurv.—O. F. Musicj laud, has left at our office a fe (mens of excellent apples, sJ be natural fruit, although they I weraWe the Holland Pippin. To BaSuBrxm.—We lear I tbe agency and energy of. H. St. Mary's Lake, and the ente] commodation, and perhaps, ini MiXp* C««r.l R*iln»a,« rlready looking over tbe ro Railroad from thto place to Ba | Next week, Wednesday and I isewTOoWUty .Fair; and we woe I the idea upon nor cnanly reader I is ili 'bo roar Fair, It will be I make it, or fail to be stat j- niaka ft. The i-fiicers can .mlj arrangements, and prepare the I jrawr exhibition. If you Ml to •dgM«wr Mock, ynwr grain, fruit, UKvwfof y*w po iltry nr your, arp tben the Fair will be a fa >>•>1 •uherwiae. From percent h ere believe tha Fair will he the .-maty has oyer krvwn. Weuil there are toLe prewml *>iue 1 fo>rues from abroad which will a I interest of the ncowimi. ] As an additional feature ofiul to announced, that betweeh eight I o’clock in tbs morning, eras *w| be cot together, there will bs I (Meaa«£hoesaa,foUowed by and citizens, formed under the I of ibe Marahal ta the square in I the Hastings House, and.msrci'." Fair grounds. Allow wm to state through you | Jo answer to several Inquiries al «to me, that the Teschcra’ Ced «to«a by School inspectors in tbi (require ajfo. cent stamp on rart. «bem validity in law. Such to U ikxigivac by tbe Commissioner < | mlRevenue, In answer to a not<! <phry which I recently addre �IM 1 ■t tirrnt, 1863. 1868. I mwo THE ONJ,Y EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE I ’LI Jlotirts. caiNCERY SALE. i «^tag excepting withia* fo« <J THE LARGEST AND BEST PI wurprtm VM«nr MMaptiAM Rktubxkd.—From tho appointments “I W-l dbn; ad IT Mr p~4. .o.W km. railrmd.O., „„ ,lpM u STOCK OF GOODS “ JH Jir of the M. E. ConforeMs, pabllebed else, where, it will be' seen that Rev. T. B •bo ta. «| tarn, I.UJ, «,(—rtLG, . fc. Gbabokb has been returned to tbe charge bold la aarw^aod It will b, ’“’■““•I'W^l-fcr.lb.lrMbora. in this place. •Ul b. «lgU^ whM. tb. limit, at ow Rtuotora.—n«v. Mr. Dvlb^, from IxaatIM .llbp. abroad, MONEY TO PAY FOR GOODS, COME AND BUY MORE CALL AND EXAMINE held Berrien according to tha forma of th e Episcopal Church, at tbe Presbyterian meeting bouse, on Sunday OTTTL last. ’ !’ UtHSflr Naughton, in another column. fl>r tbe annual meeting of the Board of SopcrviMru. Tbe Circuit Court for this <-'unly also commences ita session on Monday. 'Du Annual Tax Salks, which com­ menced co Monday are well attended, and a sharp competition bad been manL ferird so far during tbc^ahles. Tax titles j ■'3 Htiri J “ i $ F h iS S is I johinvhhvm g IsJ”ll are regarded aa valuable. FrxKFainT.—O. F. Munion,of Woodimena of excellent apples, supposed to l»e natural fruit, although they maefa reacnihls the Holland Pippin. GUARDIAN S SALE. e.1*, atottav of ths ntnte of 'Tbomu B. BtaMwaamk ■ atasr. no word of any Catholic editor aaaailed ..-?**** ** “•rvI'X girrn that in pursuaes of s it, ao long aa It would be nnjnat and ilia- lio*aMgruiiMtoaa,by tbsJsdgs <rf Prob.1. far R.l to do; but now that it la dead—dead 7 ” 0,8 ‘“fc dV <>f *«r»ri. ’ ths higbostrfP? ” t0ri“1tbe * “reridrnos P“W,e ,ueof by tbe act of Ila admirer.—we will not iu?. Uon to hSdw, wrnaent to see ita body feetering on tbe tbs snbscnboT, in tho townxhip of Aurrn. in arid county, on Mond.v, tbs »th <fay of November. highways. ' • Jkf’d iu “?* •“ *be .ftenwon of that d.v, •'Let It be buried out of alibi forever: the following described real route, belonging to let It real with all it* horror, in tbe grave; arid minors to wit t Tho .oato-wc.t quarter of tbe Mnth'WMt qurtsr of section fire, in let it. memory foda from the recollection tows owe (I) north of lUage oevew(7/wwL esw , pi men. It was an outrage against hu trining forty neras of lM>d. more or les*: bring to tbs oouniy al Barry and State of Michigan. manity, such aa tbe history of no other HANNAH K. WILSON. people could exhibit. There was some­ DstM September M. IMS. Guardiaa. , thing manly in the old custom of reduc ing to slavery him whose eword had been beaten down by a stronger arm on tbe battle-field ; there was a show of justice in reducing to bondage the debtor who could not pay hie creditor; but, for American alar ry, there su no excuse. it was a monster crime—from the neixurw uf tbe African in bis own land to tbe moment of bis death, when his body was wasted by toil, rather thnn disease, to uphold the luxury of a master! “Well, it has fallen ; and we arecslled ‘abolitionists,’ because we refuse our con­ sent to its resuscitation! We are proud uf being called so, under circumstances evatod. and ril other person« In termed In said so creditable to the mind end heart. May estote. era required to .ppv.r at . rosrioo at Mid -OF THOSE- STOCK Before parch..inf eUrwhcrv, u rr« ut cent we CM tnik. it .n object far you. Olb Motto—Small Profits and ready pay WE WILL NOT BE CARPETS OIL-CLOTHS GOODS I R. J. GRANT! IK MY LINE OF TRADE tion» of tito country. in order dgS every reader may have aceros to some oao nn speak to him rd lu benefit* from personal experience. SrrofuU depre-tet th« vital enerpe* and thru leave, ia victim, far.man esbjeet to disease ual its fatal retain l*xn or healthy nxultiotioru. Hence it tends to •liortm. end does rveatlvishorten, the average deration of human life. The vast import.nee of three eon.Weratioc* has led us to rpeudyeon in perfealne a remedy which it nd equate Ju its cure. This we now offer to the pnUie amJi-r the noma of Come and See ! 1 A. L. SKINNER. we ever deserve tho name ! Wo wlU* court, then lo b. Holden at tb. i’rob.1. On.ee. tn the rtllags of Hastings, .nd xhow twie, if ur bear its stigma joyfully through life, and there be. why the prayer of the petitioner should carry it into eternity with honor. Wo sot bs granted: the agency and energy of IL Willia, of And it is further Ordered, Chat tbe petitioner give nolies to the persons interested in said St. Mary’s Lake, and the enterprise, acestate, of the pendency of said petition, and tbe bearing thereof, by reusing s copy of Ibis order cttriimodaliun, and perha pa, interest of tbe to bo published in the /faeJ-y. Aro.rr, a news­ Mitlignn Centra! Railroad, engineers are “Asolinonux" tu Alabama.—Tbe neper printed sad circolsting in said etrauly of s- —Mobil* Reyirttr of a recent date declared Barry, far four sac—— — said day of baaring. that “the negro is no longer an object of Price, with Ucmmer and Feller, *40, sap* (A true eopy.) small ulk in the South. The people of The WiLCrtx Ac Gibus Sewing Machine tbe South have a place for them, and that The Cwanly Fair. is Mr btsl Machine riMotri reyard to price, is in I be army. Tlrre titan Id bt ac ditCOMMISSIONER’S NOTICE for Next week, Wednesday and Thursday tiaction of color when a man ia willing All persona baring cUim. igsinst tbs Famllr Sewrlss, i« wuroonuty Fair; end we would impress to fight fur his home and master.” Astofa# H-UAam IT. Wa>d. l.iv of Irving, ttocMwd. us hereby notified and the idea upon our ooanty readers that this -------- . ___ r.._ _ ...... iv t- be your Fair. It will be what you malic i|‘ or fyt to be wfal y<»u tail to JUST RECEIVED To a* SuavKTNu. — Wc learn that thru' WILCOX & GIBBS’ aswinnaacKiaa. make it. A large stock of <3- O O X> S Which we offer at CHERRY PECTORAL, Tho World’s Groat Remedy for Coughs, Cold*, Inoipiont Con■umption, and for tho relief of Consumptive patients in advanoed eugca Toe officers can .inly make the arrargvnrenta, and prepare the way for your exhibition. If you foil U* bring iu Tub Mummiks or Tumza.—Messrs. ■ ■fy.-wr stuck, ynor grain, froit, or vegeAyer At Co. have received from Alexan­ tiMeat of y-nr po tltry nr roar works of dria a cargo of rags to pay for their madart, iben the Fair iwjll be a fo lure, and ieinea, which are largely sold in Egypt. not otherwise. From present indications . They are evidently gathered from all we believe the Fait will he tho best this ; classes and quarters of tbe Pacha’s do­ minions—the cast off garments of Hadjis county haa ever kro>wn. We understand । 'and Ilowadjis—whit*linenturbans, loose there are tube present rorite very fine breeches end flowing robes. kNotrfhe fo>n« from abroad which wifi add to tho lecst part oftheir bulk la cloth in which bodies were embalmed and wound for interest of the occasion. As an additional feature of interest it Ktervation three thousand years ago. y are no* to be made into jiaper for is announced, that betweeb eight and nine Ayer’s AI manses, and thus, after having u’duck in the morning, or as soon as can wrapped (be dead for thirty renluries. be got together, there will bo a Grand are used to warn tbe living from ths nar­ Gavaleade uf boraea,follosred by carriages row bouse which they hare so long in­ habited, and to which. In spit* of all our and citizens, formed under the direction guard. *nd cautions, we must so surely of the Marshal la the sqeare in front of go.—Daily Erminy Journal. the Bastings Bouse, scd.msrchod to tho GROCERIES ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Nolieo is hereby given Ibri by virtue of llceaae •nd Mthonty granted to um by the Judge of Frobet. ia end tor tbe eownty of fl«rrv .nd Bute of Mrehigen. 1 will expose to ule et Public .uction on M»d.» tbe 1 Vtb <*r of October next, ri one o’clock in th. riUnwoa. .1 the north door of th. Court Doom ia the vill.se ot Rulings in th. oauaty of Bury sad BUM of Jftehl..n, ril W the nitbt. till, ud inUrral at the ..id ueewued lo the alswing Asoeribsd Real tririe lying udbci.( ia tbs said osoaiy sf Bsrry to sit: Allow me to state through your paper. in answer to several inquiries addressed ffo me, that the Teachers’ CurtificalM givea by School iaspeMora in thia State, require a Jwt cent stamp on each, to give <hcm validity ■ law. Such is ths fecisiion given by tbe Commissioner of loler«>al Revenue, in answer to a note of In­ quiry which I rwewUy addressed u» *"“■ TwMto. ».«.axn>oxr. Ai Iiomun or tub St bob or CbablbsT-..-A ewr-peod-a rf U» PU1UBBrandy " which may ba found for sate by K^o, Gn-ra^d^regTOMaUy “Km •oatl.ioed with iU owa preutinr merit, ail the rosily vnlusbl. improveuMuto a( tbs higbvr pnesd mMltinu."—PautnhaaUn. "This machine, in tb. opinion of Ilia committee, dll. more nearly the reqriremeela of n aariket family machine than any on exhibition."—/reaL IU laaiiiaU JCAaHim vyporiyiBM. •Taking Into eo.uderaHoo. ahnplidty, dwap nua. durability, and doing aU wort tbs eommtltoo wars uoaniuMMriv ia faror of Wileox A Olbba* u a rinXla lbrrod m.cbine"- Peaaapimnm SUU Clotkin DVERT18EMENT. AND DRY GOODS! on monroe street a this city. d eordisllv inttU my old cu*tom«n .nd fried. Kral and adjotsteg rounttsa. to renew tbrir Rmi£» rigid I*] west, coutriniog thirty-mvi frlMre.ri'lMdmoreerle* A Im village ie Fair grouoda. made from the fcb* jcicb r TOK CATAWBA OBAPK. which grown in abundance in Ohio ^,d from which thia article ia obtained—it baa an agreeable flavor, fine clear color, and pea smites all the qualities for med­ icinal purposes, and for a bevn--------erage of the beat imported brAnd.es, A. a flavoring fur mine* pie. and other cooking purpeo-ll » the moat economical article that can be used, being one half a dollar cheaper by tha bottle, and nearly two duUara per gallon cheaper than other brand Im sold foe that purpose. Wherever It has been IntroducedIt baa found rapid aafo, and « d-Hj <« -Among tb. but Mid mo.I torvioubl. Hewing Mnchlne.. Llght.ndriegubt Bniribtd, .nd roris- i pls in Ila conriruciira, thri It .even. riuXMt ImpuMtble far It logelout of repair. ~JSteiary CKron •ally known, that wa need do no ram thaw er.arc the public that iu qnalitv k kept «p to the host it ever hsu been, and that it iosy U relied on to do all It has ever done. Prepared by Da J. a Art* 4 Co. Prmtinl am Amljtfem OMe, Lowell. Mass. Sold bv aP drwfgfrti everywhere Robert. ajBtrtkvT.'HraUap • F. L Bkk.. Irtiam JL.nl M.C. Swift, Prat. rirriHe; W. B. R.minjtao. ilMdleviUet B. L 5L*!?i1b' V'nn®n,’i,u- WbolcraJ. by Fsrrud. BUILDING nARDWAHEJASD MECHANIC* thaMarthwrat socner, ril in the viLUgeof HmiIoi *" "“jaffiZa VAg BRUNT, Admiuiriratar. Barlag mad. arrangvmrnls with maaefactarsrs. and others, I am prepared Io <n»a Dried Aeput M, IMJ. PICTURE GALLERY! WHOLESALE TO COUNTRY MERCHANT*. HARD-WARE! IN HABTIJIRS. Bury enanty. Mick-. I* Rawer’s nsw building, up stoira. kd dror. . THIS GALLERY Was sreriU n«w, lari fall, for my xpuiri ncoom sudaUoa. Thus* wishing for taxtax. rxoTTJ*asM A. I c.. raaks. sre iuvitmJ to civo me tbrir pal rewsgs. AWuslnvItodtooril. FrixiaiBU.’ M OETINC. OTW. DB. A F. DBASE, practical dehtist, “rora .K—i •*»*• BOBBER BASE. Unusually Low! �vol. -vni. th .-s** IMJteebbl ■ ■BTl. ■B.O'BKMs'8 i ,€|t ■BtaQou 'mmti and enrich tbe eoll, all around the vine. Make drills nol more than fac inchee deep, and as long aa the branches to bt hraraA SpRAta • Bate to «U« drill., : Nnw, 1«y down the canes in three aUHon driO. and KM ike® IW at jw»U ’Ua up a foul of lha - and. of «wd« ohm to a ataka. Soeb anm as Rebaaia, Enfsn, Concord, etc*, wffl soon take root at avery ej'a, add will also send up shouts 3 Oniytl U Sfl3C*t til I oXA. “v\X» *MwW U \WAVll>,"“Wl <to« Mt’Mtlsp —e-'lmft ' ' and hence their ’Ka>\A. Ba\t. ? sad oomsqasni profit to foa Proprietor, thu oaahling htut to axpeud ■Kiuwtj rXV.ou*aw&» rJ<:. of doHan ««h in advertising theh msrita, and publishing tho . ’Huvft.t'rwi* Cex^vcoXc* XW. wk>S^.'5 token.IjnlfW«f»antCnee, anA otAXu. >vo^« Ywae, w •% .i' it . Sistinns’ ^uinrsi :Biiiiaua Fever, °5 ’ ! The peculiarity of the subscribe ion hie banner' Government. ^3^-eafion, "BVooX. Vwt>5't,’f Axx. TiXoo^ awA o.XX ©5 a «avcu> lav WAUHr---** for tho life and beoith of tha body dependa upon the purity of the blood. 7f the blood ia pomoned, the l«ody draff oulamiembleexwtotfoo. Tbwo modicmas 'VV.c at ’BVft.eta ’Kta- Xfa«4\vh<i\e& Unconditional Loyalty. SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER I < < < Wk^XA^ 'Vovvtc. Ur 'Bao'ocl^kX ♦ ttX.ovft.vk.cXx 'BX.Vtet* ■Dr. 'BvobaeV* OJfEpcr«>n writes, her daughter was fared of fits of nine years' standing, and St Vitus' dance of two yearn ANOTHER writes, his son wee cured after hi. flesh had almoel wasted away. The doctors pronounced the case Incurs ANOTHER WM cored of Fever end Agns after trving every tnedicino in his roach. ANOTHER wee cured of Fever 8oro which had existed fourteen yearn ANOTHER of Rhenmatim of eigbtyearo Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could bo mentioned in which th* ’ ’Work V\Vx a CYvavva. are the most active end thorough pill* tbist hare over been introduced. They set so direcJy upon the Liver, exeU ing that organ to such an extent a* that the aralem does not relapse into ita former eondlliou, which is too apt to be tha case with simply a purgative pil£ They am really a Do€tov'» 'BW\»e *K.o\mjx\kX Mr. Ctn. A r«m Ur*. rf Xnr frvsrnt. X.J-, h*J dindN steers m lit. ter. csweSby tlwslswe ofMrevvy, •rewrosrist .ftwaro, wI.Iri. fn» tows . at*. \Vx Ae\x wva'o’% SoXaee ax\AXoro5°’t*u sLscsesssidrjsn.MS.ssnn prowverte* we oTArmv S MAr kiaaa n^tete* &ggat!uTRLn:.,s«’tt "Dr. T8uo\mjlc\c'» Lauocrthaa, Whites. Female Weakness. engsasvaifo pn«io«4 bf lulrrti*! Sror/u/.w< ttnralu,, ■ ml e.r irrr "two vui-,1 V’ Ibv ■ .I'TSlK* sm.“s atwrtx^sra'sa uvokaovatt &cta\\AXatc&. a ftx.o«\Aj>cixJS’xXXtt* wvik. av\A ^ttXovcvaeXx 'WAX*** a\\<l uxakt, WSC t\x\o^<\\j\c. which, in conjunction with the INOYSICt AX *nd Snvgron. B i I. wny, nv.r IbvCoort Boone. D . U. J. HAS "RVooA ‘VwA^ml'c, rsSSsr^SiSirT152*1’ RleumsUetn. Goat Xdver Complaint, Dp*. pop«lt Hoort Disease. Xieurs «la. who routed br Srmfela i» tbe ».»«<■. «i» rufaUf ranu l.t ilu* £i-v. S.nirAULLi , St. ■&oX®k'» Stosftaci. Kvtten ar*A\\t ^'ccvtxxXVxx^. P*varAk«h,'©^%t\\Xcv\5, ’BAktuwko.VttiWi, cXc. 37mm fitters ore pul up in quart bottles, of u-hich the above io a faa-eimile. 37ie label ia finely engraved, and ia provided with a eafe-guard from counterfeiter!. (Price fl per bottle, or •fo/«w M . „ • C. W. Jjfoback, (Proprietor, ffa. 6 East fburth Bl., dneirinodi, to when* . and you should try them before going for K iTr-tunphlet or Ahaaaae of ay local agent, and read tha eertifleatos, and if you hare ever doubted you wtU J 'Dou.'taX ' AWEEZEY * Al A TTOBXETS LAW sod 3. A eery. Psriieater attention 1 nnebix, th* InvoaUgntten al F*roctv«iire* of inortg.xei. Ac to sttrad lo *U calU is tee lint • ttXo vft.ft,c\\. -I&XXt ISVooA axxA *Iav«.¥ VAX, QtooA - ttXowxo.c\v %d.m, Xjac \\oor tuatt wtawxj a TiXootk VAU \jx>o¥ taaaxa^YrttaX. ar*. « will care all the aforementioned diseases, and, of thenwelVre, wfll relieve and cur* Headache, Coetivehna, Colia Q’ains, Cholera ffgahue, Indigaaticn, (Pain tn tAs goutela, QHssiness, eta. ' Try these taedicinea, and yon will never regret it V Ask your neighbors, who hare used there, and they will say they are LOCAL NEWS. att cowi^omA <j5 *<vre, a<\& Vox»cy5uX- *°dl» avuit u>\\X.c\x make^lKOVK tor curing BicphUia, g^rtfula, tftin Cpiteaato, I Old Born, J{hruma.ti*m, . Salt (pyepepcia, Liver Camplamt, Feinr and JiffU*. Lntoarrhaaa, Female Oomplainte Kryeipelae, BL ^nthony-e J-rie, • Tumors, Eruptione, Fite, Sor^fulcua Consumption, eta. $ 1 -■ST-tuUaJl ^JWffiebioo,' " Usd rJE¥an«y Ccmiplavnfa, Is that Uiey strike at the not of Disease, It aiutains the Admlnlitratlon and tbe Facts for Partners. Mg pears or other fruiijust work on lh« thanks V>at bear, them lb* as^rtrSisasfr^-" which have been showered upon hta/rwa - Vitautt w Hintaas.—Some experi­ ments have recently bedphnnde In France by persons skilled in th# veterinary art, with a view of ascertaining Ixiw lung hor­ ses may live without food in certain con­ tingencies, aa for example, being shut up in besieged place*. Tbshe retails have been achieved. A ht>rec may lire 25 days Republican Township.Committee*. without solid food, and only drink. He Iturases—Joliiu RubmII, porter Bartoe,B. J. may live 17 days without eating or drink­ ing. He can live only 5 days when con BaLvnioa*—Gilbert Striker, MeUhew Hola>«, sinning solid fort, and without drinking. After taking solid aliment for the apace Bamt—W. C. Aiklo, W.' T. Berber. of ten days, but with an Insufficient quan Jouxwtowb—Henry P. Bowmen, J. K- Lolbtity of drink, the stomach is worn out— SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! ridjte, M. H. Caleme’o. . f , The above facts show the importance of Menn Oaeva-Wm. C. Upham, Martin H. water to tbe sustenance of the borse, and PaitMK-ilonry Mallory. tbe derive the animal must foci to bo Rvtlaxo-T, Phillipa, John Goto, Uicherd B. supplied jrilh it A horse deprived of Shaw. Tnoaxtrrt.1—J. F. Emory. O.S. Bugbee. A. A. water three days drank eleven gallon* in Mead, <LB. Freeman. Porifgc*. Middleville. three minute*. If you invest money in tools and then leave ibcm exposed to the weather, It is the utroe thing aa loaning money to a THE GBEAT spendthrift without secoriiy—a dend Ins. in both cases. * AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, If you invest money in books and at vesey raxrr, mew tmk; never read them, It is the same thing as putting your money in a, bank, but never «— drawing either principal nr interest. Wk,lmll« Teu la Udi Caulrr. If you invest money in fine stock and do not feed and protect them, and prop, They bat srly care for them, it is tho samoj aa ■dressing yonc«>fo in aillt to do kitchen »«>rk. ^eff/ni^fonttUOXSTJi/CEe^aL Ifyou invest money inn good farm and Another pecllerity of (Im Companyla thalihelr'' do not cultivate it well, it is the same as marrying a good wife^nd so enslaving her Tea Tastes not only devotes his time to the aeleeas to crush all her energies arid break her htart. . _ i.l Aela^eHeTaAJeyerraeUwoetJfiinrmormow eted nd Tea* at an LuS adeyteJ to kufertieBro PsAas amd Pcmpdxs.—To Jhstitp 13 YvauantD etiki m ■AaTtxoe, Manx cot “• Curck.Vi.tx> V*o'^AfXxe%, Only tl Taj03 tza W ot Hoo* Eat Asttaa.—Pipe, when abut up to fatten, are Very fond of cinders and improve in good eoftditiop by pitting a certain portion of them every day.— Some persons at* unable to account for thia singular propcneiiy in swine. Poul­ try are very fond of eggshell, lime, aand, dW., *r»d X ia well Imo wM these subatmtqea are neceessry in order to form the shells of effii, and lo furnish material for the bonce t/fowls. Now, i* Jt reasonable to suppose that swine eat ashes nit<! cinders for tbe' pur­ pose of supplying the'mktlrial for their bones, and this singular instinct In ani­ mals so low. in the wale of intelligence is truly wonderful, for ashes contain tbe in­ gredients which are neec**.ry to form bonce, vlx: carbonate and sulphate of lime and magnesia,day, silica gelatinized and made soluble by fire. » WLcn hogs are at large, they take in day and silica with their food and eat bones and root* , which contain the oeoersary ingedienta; but when they arc pent up, they endeavor to supply the material necessary for keeping up their trainee by devouring aahea onj cinder*. Let them have plenty of thevn. andr *• move.. PSES»! "•ers-““ft“■ ii. WRian A Tl'ORXLT -nd COUXJtU. 2V .nd XJicitor .nJ Coanwlio Ctreaii Co«t CoamimlM i pArtisote/nltenlHu ps^ •’ ” I oiairna a<4 monry premr>)< .««!. OtSro. with W. W. Ralph I ■ Barov Cuaulv. Nu: >*ro JL B. Forlhcre««reie»fv *1 othro* 1 will b* » .tten-teiw* st tawly Clerk ingUi* Coart He • va<v W*duc»d*j. ' J. •.'VAN lBL«r» WOOLEKDfFACTOBY, . ., .... HASTIXGS, MICH. , I WA#r ^,000 lbs. of WOOL to 1. manufucturo into CLOyU— SUBSCRIBE FOR THE, BANNER! Ciaa“*%«™ FOR BALE BY ! *1’ *•* b>n'f liunL ■ — - - \r’> .-ui Mid os - AMD SHBSSn&A difa<a«o>tameeby thsysM. . x ■ -s‘ tesms. 1TABLBHED IIS*. PETER VORIU-ARD. C. G. 1IOLBROO TTORNEY sail CouuroMcr si L laChaarorj. Cosveyaaeiari liiarj and Urol Ertate ClaiMI te. OUic* is aolbiook to-ct ;i..; CABD PHOTOGRAPHS. 1 To Ksxr Berras Swxst.—In May and June, when butter is plenty, work it tberoogWy, two. or three times, and add at the last working nearly one ' ' saltpetre, and a teaspoonfuI c iaud loaf sugar to each pound < . Pack it tightly In stoeo jsrs to within two inot>M of tho top, and.-gU the remaining space with strong brine. Cover the jura tightly and bury them ia the celler bot­ tom, where ths butter will keep unhurt for a long time. , Arn* Pcdmwb.—Ortitributcd to the Afriaaliarial, by Mrs. M. E. Goodwin, FUladiahH. i** . Our Oatalogu* now oenbroeM eenatdenMy over . ti.AM M■ ...... ... Fot-a TsortAiD different sobjecu (to whkhsM-1 1 Haas ere eoatlanaUy Mag made) «T Portrnito of 1 Kmlueat Americans, ele.,via: - ' \ J n ■ufoewUeneewls, MBBtatrnseu, COTH WAMRV.-TED .trvag U.F.CUERRX Cora»ni.’'"’ 4tMtin Hl'' | WOOL CARDING rerrnzmiTT SKDI&'T. bone Promptly nod In lb. Bent Manner. lUBHBSa SHOP. ’* B. C. FRIEDL' ^WGDOB OF PROBATA. Xatej 4> ecnl fond aad Ta» An«L V «k* Oort Hooro. nt Usstlnp. o � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-10-14.pdf ca04857db8bee37091b7dbf954612e6a PDF Text Text VOL. BRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1863. Stlrctrt JortTj. . ’. AT.THS -■ • - ■ • HASTINGS .. / DRUG STORE 111 naUpnolity and ip favor of rubrllmn with its abole long and drewdfal trirttr of in- her had'mulatto children! Roberts & Strike: •*y. «M»J * them. They leered at ibe President of the United States! The old tenner of stars given •*.''/ our gray father, wherever they beW It. fbX moekedit, they .pit npcmJh, they tramp­ Richard M. Johnson Had become PreaL led H wider foot, and were! not ashamad ! deMuftlte United 8mtea,wbo would bate which, like on obstinate fellow, stand out theft gistings’ gumtss girrctoni. I«*g rm High JUST RECEIVED •toy fa thia world, sad if. II. J. GRANT, DHLCg AID MEDICINE*, to the cuneiatenoy of pitch, their inability to write to us will be one of the chief punfabmeat* of their condition. Wear* TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Revo etlott, who set dally around the guillotine, laughing and scoffing as ths gleaming steel deeeended and the bloodv in nn Interesting situation fifteen rmmtb* heads rolled gaming noon the ground. after her husband went to California, re­ They literally 'compellod innumerable1 plied. “Ob, he trril tu me I" If wa were men and boys, tbeir own husbands, cous­ to write to them, they might be too much ins, lovers, brothers, sone, who would have most gladly remained at home, to .YALER IN OanCKIUKS, prsrialoss. I . . . <....1. 1.I ... .1 __ > - — CUiUral* Block, Bute strsst, UaiUnp. Mich. •y TUB MF.CHAXICAL AND NKDIUIXAL 1*UR1*ONES,OXLY^.: ROBBRT* Ar NTR1KKR, DEkLKRff la drug*, aisdiciuca, p*U Clou, paints, oil*. tarpsuUse. hural GROCERIES! UobrarJ by all— sorb at TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. BPICES, PEPPER. PRUNES. FIGS, BABIXS. CODFtSB; fetVEEZEY & ALLER. TTOBXKT8 AT LAW and Solicitors In Chih­ <ED<MCXa*.T ZPXBXUIEEB1 ■‘oreelw.uret of u»ort|tn*ei. Ac. Will be happy 9 aitrn.1 u all talk in Ike Hua ef their profeaaiun And CouklBg Extracts, • 3Jlisrrllann. Odles in the Court flunie, Hastings. Mieb. Ja'un A. Swaxzcr. F»*»* Au.a». PRESTIGE Alp BEBEL WOSES. PENS. PENCIL*. INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES. CARDS. At.. Ae. . 1. A. HOI.nROOK, A TTUBXZY and Couutrior st fas, 8c ,'Y <;has.-<TT>rieneral Land and Tax OJise. i«cunJ<«ory of Holbrook s Blaek. ROST .POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES HYSICIAN and Surgeon. Otlics fa Rssseli'i We would rvApsctfullr ann<><lnre to tbs cltllion. Sun •trect. ______ ma-f lla.Uua* •x.uiiyftlal ■« laUMl la sell ttetcbtag iu var I rat at trade a* ebcap ea-ean JOHN ROBERT*, be Uiaftl al ant t-lace. Cite ua a call aad jndga lur ynumlrva. We reload lo mH P 'I CEBA’P, WB CASH or Ready Pay, ouly. Sneviaj atWnllen w>l| be paid to ( (IMPOUND­ ING s<U MrUing up rilE.’CRlITlOXS; and Sty __ . t—-——r ... — li. WRIfiUT, TTORXLT ...d COL’XHEI.LOi: AT LAW ... ......... ■ __ . . ROBERTS A STRIKER, ilsntvcs April 21. list- ' Oir.es, Will. w. W. Ralph Esq- XhtalevlHs Harry Ceanty. Michigan. «nd •vs.y’ We4»e*4ay. KUrPEJ A BtBROWS. WOOLEN , FACTORY, UA8TINUS. NWB. A TTOBXEYH aed CODN8KLLORS ATLAW T WANT 25 000 11-, of WOOL tu 1 manufacture tatu CLOIH— * * ■ AND SHEETINGS, c. Gi HOLBROOK, teri^s. il Itesl Eolals C1«fa» piotupdy auend- H. N. BH ELDON, ZXOVXTY TBEA8UBEB k“xsa*!rasr J*" “ Sl*'*^***- “ COTB WARRANTED •troeg.aad^erUfa. U. r. CURKKYt rxOUNTT CLERK ssd Notsry PnbHe. Offlee 4 / la the Court Hsus*. WOOL CARDING JOHN B. VAN BRUNT. B. C. FRLNDLE, FAIRBANKS' i standard FRANK ALLKN, ■ SCALES OF AI4. MJN0S- B. COOK. White House! The same negro tiop. revolution, anarchy, tragedy, ruin, man. i ' ’ desolation. They hurled their words of The Democratic fury around them as a maniac would State of Maine! burl coals of firt. They seemed to trsns- ^V^bo toaded a similar law In Massa- ’Die following e-'i+cpondt-nec and re­ ply is taken frumra number of the Louis­ ville Juvr^et : . ‘.Btooxr-.XLa. Kr., Sept. 4, 1863. Mr. Oto. b. Prtniict: Bin:—Since t ha day » "f tn v early girlhoi-d I have been n reader of your piper, mid many, many pleawmt boors have I spent in reading .its columns omnplete with versatile intellectuality anil logical neumeu ; its racy and spicy editorials. Ila Mreaatie pungency of repartee, its spark I ling wit ntid humor, and its rich morceaux ofpoery. Tr», nunil-crlcss have been the pleasant momenta thus spent; but it was when your heart was purer, nnd not mode so callous by the iniquities of the wotW w» now, that your paper afforded me so mt'ch delight. For Our “Mary Ann." of Bloomfield, wants her charming letter tr» us publinbed. 'TTifa is evident from her saying she drr.ouncev us that our “ubnvem'etit and turpitude may be known all over this broad land.” She «snta tn abuse us and expects us D> give her a helping hand in the work.— Well, she ia as sally as Lot's wife nnd ws sweet as if her heart were intended by Nature as ths bag of a bumble-bee. She ought to go tnlthc rebel eonfvderecr; she would be ail the sognr and salt they ao much nerd them—with some for trade nnd commerce. We are delighted nt her own account gf the enthusiastic sd miration she felt for us when site was younfr end nn doubt prutty. Ab, it Is ibe rommtm lot of men like us lo be worshipped by the yoeng and lovely bnt to ace the worship often transferred? as the worshippers grow old. lo some horse-' stealing, bandit as John Morgan. Well, we snpp>we we must be satisfied-lf, hav­ ing given us when tliey are “wimrlhing iietwren n rose and an angel" their halfr. iebd'NT'knd '"fMlEafigpfluwid^ they con­ clude in farsAer rents, wheti they get tn lie something between a tohaeco rplant and a devil, to give their bnlf-tubacco hood and half"devilhood tn thieves end robbers. Tis a just aud equitable divis­ ion no doubt* Certainly we would rath er have nor half than the whole. "Mary Ann" say I that she has tried hard to suppress her feelings. Indeed it is fortunate fur her that she couldn't‘make it out." We have heard of people’s dy ing from the aupprcssioo of some one of the fluids of the body (we almost forget which) and wo cannot doubt that the aupprswuin of such feelings as ‘Mary Ann’s would bs as fatal as that qf any fluid in our mortal frames. We prena her never to try lo suppress again, !<’? we can well imagine what ibe p<H>r thing must have suffered. She thinks she faili-J fa her des­ perate attempt at suppression because her heart, which she called "the heart of hearts." is “human." Wo thank her fur the much needed iufarmation that the said "heart of hearts’’Is human. It may he the "aec of hearts’* or the “ten of hearts," but wo are very certain that it will never be taken in tbn-game of matrimonial euchre bv any tiling buta'knave of hearts. Shs dl-faherita us of “the estate of her friendship.” Oh then we have Ioat all the timber and oirh and potatoes and cabbage* and muled and swine and nig­ gers upon that great aiuate! Well, wail, wa have nlwtiya thought It wnuld bu our destiny todfan poor man. 8he tells ua she will niit.“defifa her pen.” 8110 is right; let her keep that unsplll sod unnlbbed ptg’a-tail she rolls her "pen" as dean aa its first owner did—keeping it as carefully out of the mud and giving it occasionally aa smart a twist. Bhe aaja .he will u«rt send a wig tn her favorite chevalier atCdumbus but “trust In time to clothe bis noble ernan.’*' Pshaw. Mary Atm! when folks get to bone old aa you and John Morgan, time fa far like­ lier t«» shava their prlhL-lbiu' to clothe tltctn. We’dcmbt whether there in now a hill’s dlffercix'c between"you and Jitbu Bull Then the Louioville Jimnial was far different fn*n nlrat il ls n»w. Since, fa the few pasai g years attaining the prime of woman!* d nnd a more mature mind, I’ve watt led your way ward career, and thought nu were influenced iu ypor wickedne s t«» a great extent by others, os you Im 1 a great susceptibility of heart. and trie<1 in my n«o to forgive you.— Yihi who hove been such a great admirer ofjbe sta a, of moonlight, and music, sod hue, and fhiwure, oftmelry, of romance, of wit, top, dilellatiteism, and. alxtve all, such an adorer of-tlist exquisite produc­ tion of nature between a rose and an angel," “ihM redeeming portion Of hu­ manity,") would fain, look upon you with an in<)iilgrt>t eye. Qf(Iqte, ;often, very often, bavjt 11ritxl tn -oppress my faellnga, but in vnto ; thia heart of hearts is htt-, man; patience croaes longer to be n vlrtna. George D. Prentiev, you art a Lin tolnilt. o» AbMitioubl! I hereby taddlv dimonnce ff«"> »l«t >"«r afawement and titrpitud.t :mny Im knowp nil over this land. yea. even unto the the remotert .-mis of thf &»«•«' »-'"bern rjrmlMertcv. I dftoun Your aeq'mlntnBcc; I disinherit you of the estate of my friendshp; I proieribwvo* within tha pale of my least affinities: 1 abnegate every human nfBIla (fan with you; I al every semblance •if regard for you ; I hint yrfa ' from my ...om’r, ( l-txP.-S-l. HI 'Ml- Morgan. ■<kriously, we have published the let­ m, mo. H?« < L-ngu.,. ter of our female correspondent atBIpron-. oo.i.lo.In mjr trenre abhorrence, vehement detestation, field Just tn show Ufait sbrt uTa thmg the spirit wf this re ball ion roti tntn^fcfm'a indescribable anheosiW. and unslterebfa l.mtbing of v«W and aH yrtur tribe. Bnt, woman into who probably 'was ano* a Prmlta. I —M f"t fair enough specimen of human nature. If the rebellion were hVeecompHab all the good.fhat its ernzinat supporters ever h..ped from It, ito>Hi1d never compensate for MXIrtie of the evil it has done hi the of your heart were n r singla item of the Satanfaation of tha torture ymi till doomsday, you feelings, the passhms; the' whnfa natared * J_ Rut air I of a prtrtftm of the Albertan woman.— The women of this country have been favored from ehridb*od wbrore thoaa of rnur ness, toll; hunger, sword, bullet, and bay­ onet Thousands of poor dead tongues, mute fa al! things else, are contfaaally bearing a* fal testimony against them from far ami unknown and undistinguishabls'graves, and from plains a ad thickets shU hills and swamps wbere^ hnboried skeletons gleam with ghastly whit mesa upon the earth's surface. We are w>metimhs unable to gue at the female incit­ ers of ibis terrible rebellion, bowkver comely they msy be In form or feature, nnd realize nt the moment that they arc human. Their eyes look to us like ternbGre*. their mboths like trenches fae th^. dead, their noses tike heaps of bones, their bosoms like tumuli ovAr mortal dust, and f»6l bliw>d-atalna of battle and massacre. The whole atmosphere around them seems surchargedjwitb visible death and horror, “There are al this day in the rebel armies great numbers nf young men who wnuld gladly return home bet d«*nWot' They arc »fraW, not °f ’”••• relatione or friends at home, but female, j They undcrstnnd, that, if they were to leave the service tn which iu an evil hotlr they dev.*ed themselves, they wnuld be under the ban of the bitter indiginlion and acorn of rebel women. These women, we mean only the portion' of them we hare been referring to, fafeapable of remorse or regret for all the ruin they have wrought, Mre keeping up their un­ natural and'Vmwt accursed - work. But for them the prospect of speedy peace would be far better than it is. We-beIteve that the men North and South emtld come together if rebel women did not h<>ldJ them apart. These builders of pyramids of skulls do whatever they can, by all the arts of provocation and en­ couragement and blandishment, to keep up the strife. We will not any that In this they unsex Ihsmaelves; we - will do no such'injustice to the-mulo sex. The Bloomfield woman’s-notification tn us : tl-r TUB oamjust___ to claim w**" «»>• 1 Wl»» ■ U - *• । ' The Cleveland Herald relates that, on the 24th, a public discussion had been ।arranged bv tins people of Royalton upon IU1| question,“Is VaUandlgb>m a tmiu»r F A. H^Wddls end C. W. Pidmw app«w1edYu Support the affirmative, and Amoa Coe, <fl Cleveland, was elected by the Valtaadigham men aa their champion.— In tbs course of tbe disCuasfan, Mr. Pain, er said that inasmuch as many extracts had been read to the people, ha,. too, would read an extract and take their >opinion upon its wrerits. lie then read the f»Hnwihg: "Proclaatstlnn .to the Citiztos and svidtera of*the United States. leaders of your affairs but is there an in­ dividual io the enjoyment of it, saving your oppressors 1 Who among you dare to apeak or write what be thinks' against die tyrrauny which has robbed you of your property, imprisons your sons, drags you to the Geld of battle, and ia daily deluging your country with blood 1 consequence except ua showing, a “Your country onee was. happy, and •.hoossnd other things show, that i those whom God intended "ae Hie "leaL had the proffered peace been embraced, best gift u» man,” are made such Furies by the wild devil of the rebellion as to upset in peace and plenty, ami repairing exult fa murder by -pofanw, by the mid tbs desofatfan of the quarrel;" Un cwiclonoa of the reading, Mr. Cos, night atilfU<4 pf by aqy means that faqdwho had been nodding his approval at ish atrocity can.iiea>.' every sentence, said loudly, mgny,. who, misguided by the leachings teZ*?’ ‘Wert, Sir," said Mr. P„ whh an of nthery, or controlled by deep love and sympathy far the Bopth and for those struggling in her dsfruse, or governed by the influei ecu of early asjpciatVmand life long prejudices, feel a >lrong de­ votion Io the rebel oauw, a$d y el retain the gentleness, ibe truth, snd the m>ble neaa of womanhood. Fnr such we have, heaven knows, ho Word or thoughl of unklndnesa. While We regret their deep and moot deplorable delusion, we ean wish them all the good that God has fa store far the good. . PoinL" ■ The effect may be t*lter inmg. med than described. Whan it is impos­ sible far the leadsrs of the Vslfandigham. party to diatinguisb the words of ,£sae- loyal, to -to ••think ten thousand limea before they vote for Vsllspdtgbatn,” or for a party which sympathises with him!. —2>rtro«l AJv. and Tribunt. Although carefully covered over with the Davit to govern the affaire of the G federaey. He haa lost the oHuldenro do such rihlhgTST fie'world t . I ouly PICTURE runhrj ebusetts! The sama party. Who gave the negro'a right to vote fa New Hampshire! The Democratic party. . : ' Who permitted a vary colored \pereon owning 1250 in New York to become a voter! A General AascmWy, ’purely Dernoaatic. Who repealed the laws of Ohio, which required negroes to.givatamda and aaoarity hsfaraMltIiag.tai.lhaZ 8tate12.Tba Democratic party. W ho made mulattos* legal voters In Ohio ! A Democratic Supreme Court of which Reuben Wood was Chief Justice. What becameuf iteibsa Wood! The Democratic party elected *bin> Governsr three times, and he is atyWeadar of the Democratic party. W ho helped to give free negroes the right to vote in Tennessee, under her constitution of HD51 Gen. Jackson. Wm Gfo- Jackaou a good Democrat! He generally passed a* such. Who, with iho alcove facts, and many othera staring them iu the fare, are eon. IfaiiaQy whining aboui negro suffrage and negro equality! The Democratic patty. All these things are duoc by Demo­ crat* and yet they deny being fa faror of negp*equality, and charge it upon the ityuUicans—just like the thief who cries He am be o �‘nlaTjusiljic « l-8rt JJisttllanl naxitTa.— Cvs IrtSe C-tel ■M MVMI , withdraws fron^tbe court rsebgntoed Mtn a* ft Blow bluraoma tors. iu I ^.CURE?>,^ penetrate end soften even to habitually taeensible tc ful Providence of Almigb Id the midst of a cruel U»q«>u»i»ca.si«in» owe frw; Co. But this did tyt satisfy the Con u! eaetny. ecnKfFEL.i-Mvi.^r. <■ a rebri fcrew bwnwd <■ - mj - ' N°r *• tbs depiction confined lo the ranks. Only has prevailed everywhere, except theatre of military conflict, while that theatre has been greatly contracted by tbe Advancing armies and navies of tbe Unkm. The needful diversion of wealth and that the instructions requiring bis wilb- itbdrawn to sufficient as isdicatiaf that Judies the tool pretty oondiwivrly' that notwithstanding the waste that Gen. KUpatriek, our division been made In tbe camp, the siege life fingers any more in pulling Confede­ commander to universally admired, while' tbe battle-field, and, tbetountry re­ rate chestnuts out of the fire. The tnaa» Gen. Coster our brigade commander es of tbo English people, the real friends almost idolised by the men. His steady strength and vigor, to permi nerve under fire, good judgement, cour­ age sod will, make him .pwueUarily' ac­ fur the rebels any lunger lo keep a repro- ceptable lo the. soldiers, and these quali­ ties have raived bim w positions of no the gracious gifts of the Most High G<-d, small Importance as a rniHlary csvidry who, while dealing with us in anger for buff We trust the act will prove so tor com mander. —to use tbe language of the Timet—“a Tbe 1st, 5th, 6ib and 7th Michigan relleflo the British Government," aa 'to proper that they should be solemnly, enable it hereafter lo honestly maintain earnestly and gratefully acknowledged, right wing of the army, along the Robert­ its proclaimed neutrality, while the Uni­ son river and the Blue Ridge mountains. aa with one heart and voice, by the whule American people. ted States Government to putting down This line to twelve miles southwest of I do tberfore invite my fellow citizens the rebellion, and that the British flag Culpepper, and about eighty from Wash in every part of the United States, and and British Gold will not henceforth fit iagton. The river .divides the two Hues also those who are at sea, and those who at thia poml. The' last rebel post was out and protect piratical crusiers who are sojourning in foreigu lands, to observe driven acroea the river last Thursday plunder and burn our merchant vessels night at tbe ford on the Lightfoot farm, and set apart the Issi Thursday of No­ vember next aa a day of Thanksgiving where Buford's division crossed on the and Prayer to our Bctieficienl Father late rnjd at Madison C. H. De next day the rebels concentrated-a large force onmend lo them that, while offering up in the vicinity, dug rifle-pits near the ford Die draft for this State lr ordered to tbe securities justly due to Him for such and is supposed planted a buttery lo re­ take place on the 26th inrt. The quota sist a second crossing. . But the sccona singular deliverances and blessings, they of thia county ia 159 after adding ibe crossing has not been attempted yet, for do also, with humble penitence fur our national perverseness and disobedience. fifty per-cent. The quotas of the differ­ ent sub-districts in the eounty to as fol­ ione, only two,thirds of the number given being required u>serve: i) 15 Orangeville and Prairluvil Barry and Hope Rutland and Irving Hastings and Carlton Baltimore and Johnstown Assyria and Maple Grove Castleton and Woodland 22 15 20 18 18 Among the casualties reported at the reeeot battle In Georgia we notice the lighL Their first salutation was, “You raised h—1 driving us across the river fervently implore the interposition of tbs Almighty hand to heal ibe wounds of tbe Nation, and to restore it as soos aa may talk with them ; they, promise not lo be constolcnt with tbe Divine purpura shoot us, but will throw down their arms. to the full enjoyment of peace and har­ mony, tranquility and Union. with them and exchange coffee fur to­ In teetimony wberenf, I have hereunto bacco. set my band, and caused the seal of tbe TLto country ia almost wholly depop United States to be affixed. D-xis at ulatod and ihv.-e must be great suffering the city of Washington, the third day of October, in the year of our Lord 1863. and of the Independence of tbe United Tbe army has made a pretty dean sweep Steles tbe eighty-eigbth. , of every thing eatable for mao or beftot. A LBCOUr. following io Co. C., of the 21st, regiment. which wae enlisted from this County: Killed—Corporal D. W. Fry. Wound­ ed—Sergt. IlXS.-Stttdman, SergL 8. W. Foster, Wm. Varaey, D. Jourdan, T. E. Rtmeell, A. G. Cramer, 8. Heath, Geo. Reed, and Johu Boltun. f who have become widows, orphans, or sufferers in the lamentable civil strife in ing on business to a considerable extent It to guarded and run by soldiers. It contained some two or three hundred busheir of wheat when token pcMasasion of. I think tbo Yankees ere mure gener­ ous than its owners were, for citizens come and get flour “without money and witbout price," while the soldiers arc nut wauling for pancakes and gravy. A lady, said to be the wife of tbo owner of lite mill camo down for her share of flour the other morning. Her mode of transportation was tbo most pe­ culiar about the affiur. She and her lit­ tle boy sat flat on tbo bottom of tbo onehorse wagon, two barrels in front while a great, large, greasy negro woman rode the horse that drew them. This I sup pose to true Virginia style. De health of tbe regiment is usually A Patriotic Our Max.—A correspon­ dent of the St. Louis Republican, writing from Natchez, Misa., mentions the fop lowing incident; • Silling at Geu. Ransom's headquar­ ters tbe other day, I saw a gray haired man, beat with age, coming feebly up to the porch. He asked if be might some in 1 "Certainly, air, if you have business here." He came tottering in and stated his business to an aide. lie wished lo enlist in the United States army ! “But you are too old." “1 am only sixty."— -But you are feeble.” '1 think I could drive a team or cook. I have come thirty-three miles on a straight line to manding General ia pleased to give the word. Years truly, \ you. These seceassc have just worried mj b-nlmred me, cursed tried to force me lot swear they will force In no long lime the winds from the a pretty flag over l South are expected to briug to oar ears again tbe clashof resounding arms. The rebels will seek to prevent tbe wintering of Rusecrans on upper Tennessee, tnd much lese permit hte advance on the line of Atlante.Gt'orgia which be waa attempt­ ing ft will become the ddty of Bregg's ar­ my now again refoforeed, to strike at our , , A- wit- A Word rv>m Brownlow.—Parson Brownlow hat written a letter concerning the recent battles in Georgia, which he concludes In tbe following characteristic strain : “For my part I have every confidence in our ultimate success. Let Rusccrnn* be reinfyreed, and ho will whip the whole Confederacy. TTie mediotion I advocate to that of the cannon and the aword ; and let there be no armistice, on sea or land, until all tbe rebels./ron( and rear, North and South, are subjugated or extermina­ ted. And then lei condign punishment be speedily meted out to the surviving leaders in this unhoIX crusade against civilisation. My motto is, Orttit Jtrt for the masses and ktll-Jirt for the lead­ ers. And none but the loyal should be consulted in the great casting up of these accouDia." .L- ing a bale looking, oldish gentlemen In a dour by the roadside hailed him and inqulred: ‘Which way did tbe rebel caval- New Yorky Oct. 8—A Washington dispatch to die Herald states that the Erize steamer Diamond, from Charleston >r. Saturday, brought a bearer of dis­ patch to the'Secretary o( the Navy to the 3d inat. When the Diamond left, a portion of the iron-clads were engaged with the rebel hattrrlre. and the batter­ ies, and on Murr to l-lmid also appeared tu be tiring. W ASHixcrTOV, Oct. 9.—Lm*k«ul moun tains, from which Br»a end<jv-ir» to bombard Roseeraiut, to 1800 feet higher ihar Cbattsminga, three miles distant by a wagon nuul, and les* than two miles in a direct line. Mis-iusary Ridge, where the rebel dispatchea are dated, is about 1000 feet high, three mils* from Chatta­ nooga by road, and two itiiles by an air line. Loukryrt* Mountain and Mission ary Ridge jfearly endrde Chilian. which lies in a btu>in firmed by Ute moun­ tain rani’ex around it* . Bragg hta an open railroad communication with Rome. “An expedition uo a large stale, consist­ 40 miles, and Atlanta, IG3 miles distant ing of artillery, cavalry and In Cui try, hax a brace be can bring up tbe heaviest »iege been organized, and, in conjunction with guns cart at both these points. The Et several army ginilmau, started from here yesterday I*. M. The-weatber is alt that Chattanooga, also cvuurvivj therewith by could be desfoid, hence the-expeditionary railroad. corps will not suffer anv from sn unfavor­ able wind and tide. Tbe destination it 'Unknown trts to ttone partk-iputino.—‘; Fortress Mini rue, Oct. 10.—Tbe steam, Die tr.iops left under sealed orders, which er Circeaaston. from Pensacola, Ksy are not to be opened until a certain point West and Charleston Bar, has arrived is reached. A place uf rendezvous has been appointed, where the various com­ to be a combined Armr and /ia»y attack manders are to meet .and nJopt such un.QmrlortoU uu lius lltli'ii.M. mesaurce as will ensure tbe succes* of the expedition. “Mnj. Gen. Foster planned tbe cam paign aud entrusted its destination «ml» to a few competent end trustworthy ofii errs, in whom he rrpoeca every omfiNew i nrk, Oct. 12.—A «prei:»l tu the iknoo. • The object of ths expedition to Timet' Vissbington Oct. 11 th, mj «: to strike a aevern blow cm a viral point; “ As some fears Imxe been pnxhmcd for and, if properly carried out, it will have Gm. R-aecrans' safety by published state telling effect, and may be Conducive lo mrnta that nu reinfitomieiito had rranbed hastening an the fall campaign on bath sides. At all events, the relrela w ill l>e ! compelled to cnucentrate a largo force, if none is there at present; and ahonld the stronger in ilia cemrv, but hi> .(Linka art­ latter Imtbo case, our troops are numer­ well pnilccted by freak troops.’’ ous enough to fight a heavy etrgagurtient, and the result cut^ be no utliek than a “Sraccx luT- A depth nf 1430 Tv t Union victorv." Murfreesboro, Tenn., Oct. 9, 1863. Gov. Johnson: Dis morning I learn that Gen. Conk jovertook Gen. Wheeler twolv-x uiilre to | ibe South, In tbe dirpetk-n uf Franklin, Considerable excitement exists in rmue progressing finely .-Jotf-soa CrTfer*. BjDuiuomtt.—T. Branch Esq. I nted us with just token ft • Know modi-a* i ja now »w eu a II wIm SM litrafflielcd try H>e‘l'«oplt» I □.►Heine prepared by the HnniUrr Hi I tK_-ythink I will not begnidfe tbrir d TUB" ■/I'l-rij'C'Corvs Scrofula FCOHLFtt V LV IS Halt KUsm. "I bars bmJ the ‘Feopte's « are' 5" my tanul others.! tousSL. is c*s»s of acrvfata sod Ita it frMaraUr io “Ciua. Scs»«»r. *?» Nun ....Illfr, CURE of tbo river, the reedi will Tua Board of Supervisors, ail Circuit Court are now R*»| r^fir, CURES We understand there is cunsiderabl nesa before the Court, and. the Rod probably be busy until near the c'l aa H dors, with these raaltersjjiveel little time to particularise this wee| yrisra peat cm the Science of PsyeJ alk. and ibe Blind t.l ed many cores (one of Blindness til been under the most skillful Phy I treatment 11 yean—little Emm: I vln of Elgin, Illinois,) and I have I found an Incorporated body ro igj until I came to Grand Rapids, Kula I bAMUELK LUU rnnd Battle Creek, Mich., that they know. Ibe difference between an I show and a Scientific Lecture illiarI by experiment Now I nppcnl Milwaukee Sralisri, tbeN. Y Tr«* Herald to say if there to siirii a third I icense for a Scientific Lecture I mm ::«S United States, where knowledge is j Uys a License fur my SHOW. It is dollar a night I care an much a night lo the widows and Orphan. I it to wo deviltob aenaytag. (have ye| a License fi< jourSIIOW.lfym. ha yim cm give the Board a family d lias just as good a right to Comp. I tary Tickets as a Ctommnn G.nncil-1 Prut L G. StsvI Bo It known, that Prof. 1. G. 8* iindcndgned, the Recorder of tbe ( tharefcr. Now, therefore, I. II. IL hard. Roomdcr of the City of d . hill, with about a thousand of Cooper's politician# in the oouutry will can’t be built money. certificate of ibe Qty Treasurer, th lilies will rise, and Vaitoudisham will be ern gentlemen were discussing a few elected." days ago tbe poeeibility and propriety of giving rotes to the freedmen of the including the Holston, ito largeat branch upon which Knoxville is situated, to 1110 South; a measure in the expediency of which Soutliern Unionists—mors partic­ ularly these from the. far South—appear to be tolerably unanimous. - One of those ed attack on Fort Smith by the rebels, irc«>. a. Gen. Blunt left tbe former point for the latter. \ imperial Inuary. inrorrret. Tbe Mich. C. R. R. (j that 8800 in midi must be raised, | that railroads before reisforecmente reach him. ...... nehr Battle Creek to survey tiu ■for-a .railroad to this place, and so ON FRUIT CLLTUHE. Vicksburg special of the 30th says: •*J«ie “We shall just before going to press, last wed Hastings and Battle ing of their necessity of au hw minor non*?' CURE js-er pounding at the ewtee of Sumter from bis m Governmeet has Ctterimtm Morris Ishod, bev.md Wag ran c»n« •- •■TI • ----- . tier; they also shelled Fort J‘-pn»on. Qur disnatebee from CytunongR t.. tt» batteries and Firt Moultrie replied with 'aMjofficial'dto; atebe* from Nad all of a most encouraging character a brisk and steady fire. All quiet to­ Mitchell overtook the rebel caval , the 6th, below Shelbyville. A battle ensued, and we completely routed the enemy* who loft over 100 de«l <m the New York, Oct. 8.—A spcptol from field, and a large number of wojimJi’J. CtnciniMtl lo the IForM says: ‘Q-n. "The railroads torn up by tbe raiders scripts report Rusecrans' army In a per- have been repaired and telegraphic com­ loctly safe position. Reinforcements munication restored. are conetatnly arriving (mtn tbe East “Tbe sinking of SUIhyville by tbe and elsewhere. Die rebel cavalry can­ rcbuls was a disgraceful aflair. not interfere with Rouecranv’ supplies. - Bragg's bonibardmeot «»f .Chattanooga A great battle must e>»on be fought, and was a complete (allure. N-« damage was confidence to felt aa to ito final issue.’’ done, except a few buildings burned." vent reinforceniMito going to Roeecruns. •Gen. Stepbee D. Lee has 4000 rebel parole to the Confederate Government lo cavalry near Vicksburg. . ,mcrQ1°-f E*r°I* “ l“^~ firing is going on between tbe hostile bat­ teries thia morning. Charleston, OeL 1-Tbe firing during Ldar ha> been heavier than fur several fought and whipped him, killing 120 of TOWXSJCVD—ORMWTOLD.—11 th, wwMraee his men. capturing 328 prisoners and 4 pieces uf artillery. De rebels are re­ treating, d< aely pursued by our troops, with a fair prospect uf capturing m-mlv.f .Juns M«oa Botts.—A correspondent the men under Whector's Immediate SPECIAL NOTICESof the ludianapolto Jouraaf, writing from command. Thu rebels bad dU-idcd lheir Virginia, aaya: “Did you ever bear toll force before Cook overtook (bom. Huw many Wheeler had with him l« unknown, of John Minor Bolts 1 Well, on Satur­ (Btgecd] W. P. WOODBRIO E, Btif. Ges, day last, while the third Indiana cavalry were engaged in a skirmish, about six From Tictuhw mllos south of here. Major McClure, see­ id. 1 pot no ito’ May bia relearn flrvt.lhlla ltern*tdy,*t Sumter and Johnson Creek, do^bereby License or BPEBM ATOUBOJA X-’AM gSTBAY MARE. said I Stearca to tortsr* sic. witbin said ftrgba term of uoe evening from Oc 1863. Dated at tbe Qty of Battle < | RE. supposed to bs a er I IL a Hr...... Beeore �BiOiard IS VERYJHKX ANI),COMPLETE. OU1 BILLIARD TABLE! Are re.ltte4 with Now Cuakteas, aa4 tko Rsorm are Spacious end FlewsML OUR EATING DEPARTMENT Is CwbwmbI can raise iu 537“ 5’0 DrtrnHnsm • or Romfyim vifi he nltomed, Aad all wbc are willing tn pbirenu. a mfet sat orderly OsocaaT-axa S*uoo», minlwIMu CITE r« i cm ! A >vv ere determined tfei Bostons sba&kareoM By a State law mienteera foe Old Regimaots also retire B bounty of fifty df|. , lara from the Sista. Thh arrangsment ' intended to interfere with tbe reWllug sarvic. fo, gn-s, sOanteerR foe which •Ulba-----------------------lied on the quotas of suLdia A Cvriomtt.—T. Branch Esq., of Maor reported, hut is autburixad aa a c“—____ me thud for a convenient pie Grove baa presented us with a few adoption bv• sub districts and towns to ripe strawberries just taken from Ms •«»a <u I™*. All Offlob.., .«! garden. Among the apeolmena are some villa™.™, ik. »<„ U. ... M f,„Uk«l green ones in the various Mages uf per­ lection. Mr. B. says be has bad atraw- berries ripening all summer. Srxrsr.—We were Informed just before Ruing to press, last week that Tn.tr engineers were already upon tbe gruund ncSr Battle Creak to survey the mute fur a railroad to\|iis place, and so stated in our paper. Thio seems to have been incorrect. The Mich. C. R. R. Co. say i hat <800 in ccuib must bo raised, before that little Ctvair can be extended to the Hastings and Battle Creek railroad.— Tlius'wo are made aware at the outset, tbit railroads can’t be built without money. Tua Board of Supervisors, and the Circuit Court are now it session. We understand there is considerable busi> Tua Roxl Fobcx 84,000 at Cmicaprobably be busy until nesr ibe close of MAVOA.—A citizen of Ckvshod, East Tennessee, who bad excellent opportuni­ lhe week. Tbe county Fair, coming in, ties for knowing says tbe rebels brought as it, does, with these matters .gives us but 84.000 troops into the late battle of Chioainaugs. Bragg’s fucee of 23,000 was; little time to particularize this week. reinforced by 10,000 under Buck ne'e, 10,000 under Breckenridge, 21,000 under Longstreet 3.000 under Johnston, and 15,000 Georgia troops. The rebels were _ Ha'tikos. Mien., Oct. Oth, 1063. perfectly confident of recovering Chatta­ Gektlkmak I have lectured for 1) nooga, and utterly destroying ft-secrans. y car* past on tbe Science of Psychology They consider the result of the battle s nnd have made the Deaf to bear, the great disaster U> their cause. Tbe tone Wisconsin end Minucasota, and perform­ ed many cures (one ofBIindneoa that had Leyli under the most skillful Physicians treatment II years—little Emma Mar­ vin uf Elgin, Illinois,) and* 1 have never found an Incorporated body an ignorant until I came to Grand Rapids, Kalamasoo *nnd Battle Creek, Xlioh., that they didn’t , by experiment. Now I n’ppcat to tbe United Slates, where knowledge is given, j Do inform ns Ji>r God’s sake, for every little town I come lo, as they have in this I taer.the corporation want tn know if I lu.vea License for my SHOW. It is’nt tbe dollar a night 1 care so much about, for I have given away a hundred dullara a night to the widows and Orphans, but it is so devilish annoying, (have you got a License foryourBIIOW, if you haven’t, tione of ike tcience of the mind, and h*i also- presented and dclivarod to me the crrt.lkato of ths City Treaaurer, that the jsum of one dollar has been paid to him therefor. Now, therefore, I, H. H. Hob- hard. Rcooider of the City of Battle Creek, do hereby Lirenee said I. G. Stearns to lerlurt etc. within said City, lion to th. kigtest bMter. te th. rsaiteeee ef Issa, al on. o'clock ia Ibr .ft«n>ooo of Ibat d.r, lb. foUowiag deoeribfrd real relate, bvlongt.g i« ■aid miners to wit: Th. sooth-west esarter of th. ■nulh.wMl -I ... >_ TATE OF MICHIGAN.Cousty of Barry, st. At a **—Ion of lb. Probate Court for lbs eoeatr of Barer, boldtn at ths ('rebate Odtoo, in tb« villag* sf Baaliun. oo M*«4«y. UoTthday of Hopteraber. ia th* vrar on* Uiouxud elg l hundred and .iity-three. PrMont tihanuxo C. Prlndl., Judge of Prebate. lo tbe mailer of tbe resale erUcioS fl Niebel* S R. J. GRANT! viivesul clothes wiihceii IS MT LINE OF TRADE Come nnd See!! WE ranted In every particular. SO WRINGER CAN BE DURABLE WITHOUT COG-WHEELS. The Common Couscil met per law. The president absent, Council called to order by the Recorder. Trustees—Ellis, Sheldon, Parsons, snd Ackley I1VAE JUST RECEIVED CHERRY PECTORAL, Tbo World’s Groat Bemedy for Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con. sumption, and for the relief of Consumptive patients in adranood stages erf tbe diaeeae.' audited and drawn. . •5,00 C. G. Htdbrook's Act of 6.40 RubiiiMin <b Wightman “ 8.25 W. W. Cooper “ 8,52 D. Everts 7,50 A. Jones M. 8. Stebbins On motion of A. II. . That no more accounts be allowed by the . if vWa ■■tnurJ* '-J WOOLEN GROCERIES FACTORY, I WANT 25,000 His. of WOOL to manufacture into CLOTH— ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. In tbe matter of tbe erUU of John L. McUUra VoTieei* hereby rim that by virtue of license "L-L * . .. b/tbe Judrv .f Pre­ f Barer sad Stets of — —lie at Public uuelloa rtevllle; W. H. MaAtegtao. ifiddlreiltei U. L. Martis, VerooaivUle. Wbulcaale by Famed, 8bdly AOo .DeWrrft. DVEimSEMENT. AND 0 •• SJf yds. wife Hbestlag. COTB WARRANTED .treag wd danbtoft u the cheopnt tray to jet pax! Cloth JUILDIKG HARDWARE^.AND MECUAXICfl Having ir.*fe amnaetnenu with mannfaetartn tad 1 an prepnrod U> WHOLEUALE fo COUNTRY MERCHAMTH, HARD-WARE ! DB. A P. DBASE, PRACTICAL w-A 1 deal largely In 8TOVE81 dentist, Of the very best medal sad latest isq tHi-XSS forghe tern of ooe evening from Oct. 7th, 1863. Dated at the City uf Battle Creek, 4JcL7th 1863. II. H. Hraaaan, Booorder. tU» olbJ bruxlta.^ SCALES OUB GOODS tar When oor anoy entered JMJkana. Mias., last June, two daughtere ‘J* Ute Rev. J. H Ingraham, author of “T*e Prines of the flrwme of David.” worts of s’ —“ d. —i In eUHkl^ "f U» —«**, e, pli« »d whrtrtb* »(«• “™ rebels in Mississippi was sc' «**ml ****• Sold liv si’ drufldsu every wliwo DRY GOODS! Ketetek's Cwtawkr Brandy s made from tbe rvaa jcioi or THS CATAWBA Basra, which /.<T Zk ■ grown in abundance In Ohio ind from which this article 1* FZiT/ ibtained—it has an agrerable AVjX/ lavor, lino clear color, and potVfM* .earnall thcquslities formedicinal purposes, and for a bev­ erage of tbo best imported brandies. As a flavoring for mlnoe pies and other cooking purposesill »• most A» —J<m. cbw*«•». Thb has bcm so long need and so utm. ®E>OTS & SEOS?, were present. On motion the following accounts were Council, for taking disorderly persons to Jail, unless such persons are legally l^khas just as good a right to Com pli men­ en before a Magistrate and convicted or tor) Tickets as a Common Council-man. discharged according to Law. ProC L G. Straubs. On Motion, Adjourned. W. Haya, Rocorder. Battle Creek, for License, to gneilhutra- GOODS! IkssssgrsatedlotM. by tUJudxsof Prebate for ’ BOUNTY. BACK PAY, PENSIONS, Ac., Ac., Ac. I think the poorest mechanic io the place Be it known, that Prof. I. G. Steam* has ibis day made application to me, tbo 10V-FD R acxSanaa's Omer, I Hartings Oct. 6. 63. J \<.u can give the Boards family ticket ciiJcraignod, tbe Recorder of the City of UNIVERSAL' WAR CLAIM AGENCY! phow and a Scientific Lecture illustrated Herttld to say if there U such a tiling as a I icense for a Scientific Lecture In the COME AND BUY MORE rtteaalesarter twasty I’’ *-«» oTMrtioa * >-Ftw (isj(«1 If aur of the Riehmond papers shows this feeling tbe tillagv ol Haatins*. and lbw* be. why ths pmyw of U»a petillonsr abduM • A goad CANVASSER ««ntcd in every town. very plainly. not be maud: And il ls further Ordered, Up4 the Mililener glr» noiiceSoUbe jwrsotfs Interv.led io **i<i Gax. Graft ox CurrsaiiBADs.—Gen. eaiatr, of the pendency of said petition, and llw Grant recently remarked to some Illinois' bearing Ibareof, by eiotinr • copy of tills ortUr lo be Subliabed in Ike tkutlef* fla»»rr. » new»gentlemen that be had extended Gen. uaper printed teAslrculMlog in aaid eou*ly of Ix<gan,a forl<m"h without any request on Barry, for four wuceeooeve -wvekr, prenoua lo hi* part, “fur the reason that he tlill ailTbe sndeniyaed. hanag all tbe blank* and 'eiJertd him in lie feld doing dutf' finite nrcewary inatroctiuoa, ia |>rt(.arrd lo cailect all fyhting the Capperheude of Jllinoie." claim* quail tbe Uovarumeut fur know the difference between an animal : Milwaukee Sentinel, tbe N. Y Tribnneur UNIVERSAL a n. hill, u Cd. su> Art-,. A A rv■.I. u.__।_ । z* . *■ From the above circular it will be seen that an opportunity and ample lime are given to the various sub-districta and towns, of this Congressional District, to raise their quotas, and avoid the draft. Tbe quota allotted to each sub-district must be raised, or the draft will as*ured­ ly take place on the 26lh. All have an eoual interest in the pres­ ervation of the glorious prestige r< free­ dom bequeathed to us by our gallant an­ cestors, and all should be willing to bear their share of the burden. Then let the true men uf each locality roll on tbe column,of enlistment, and make vigorous effort lo raise their tuen, snd avoid the draft. Normas Bailxt. Capt. A Provost Marshal. iG.AKB BILLIARD CLOTHES WRINGER —— nrss before the Court, and the Board will Lame to walk, and the Blind too see, and fur two y ears past have lectured in FIRST-CLASS •GROCERY, EA1 Unusually Low ^“‘‘Vhb’gaLLER' �THK ©Mt-V EXCLUSIVE rr«iMMW—AUBawau i.inuuLs.or mums. Im. TnSMt-figcKlBAL tUMMK.gl^f^ and* where there are no opening the ftirruws;pun<.b -boles with stick about the'aiae of a banddruplbe polaU ' ‘ ‘ sse-wL,__ Stmtarr •/ 5MM-VILLUN H. Bxw'agj), or Kew Yotk. Ametryaru* 7>MMr^-SALiio« p. CTusk, Smtery /aiarir-Ctl^ H. Saitlk’ A lad. AuJsyisf M« Aify-GIDEOX VULKS, of • Ccooeetirat. •' ' K. M 8TASTOX, of «MhibK. OriyH Oniygl. Then harrow thoroughly. If weeds ap­ pear before the potatoes comonp, harrow again. Afterward plow nnd hoe as usual. Hering will be a light task. Tbe leal plowing can bedvns with a single ahovel plow, one furrow in a row which will form about all tbe billing neoeesary, without the use'Of the hoe, exoewt io SUBSCRIBE FOB TBE BANNER Unconditional Loyalty. TBE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GOODS GOODS. CALL AND EXAMINE art ©5 rave a\xi ![>.o\»cv$aX. vooX* aaA. Yu-Ax, vnYiuYv, rwake XYuva Our Motto—Small Profits and ready pay ix'Giocntrw. da tiUK kdner. Urd. port. • allkiea ABeWoic»fdi«*.rte.e«c C.Ulor.ix Itoock. rti.U sircct. ’VoAA.e. apple-an egg nnd a nut." Then,its ran«r oftfaM. Wt varied s«» subdued and a<> beautiful—whether the pure white, like the martin's, or pure green, like tbe rob in’s, or dotted and mottled into the love­ liest of brownr, like the red thrush’s, or aequo marine, with stains of inusa agate like the chipping sparrow's, or blotched with lone weird iiik-mnrka on a pole ground, like the oriulo,s,ins if it Imre in­ scribed some magic clew u> the bird's daring flight anf ---------«st. Above “-------all " tbe associations __ -..Jiciloae of this wundor wonder-— that ' ’'owe m*v bear homo be­ tween his fingiwv ali dial winged splen­ dor, all that cdealial melody, roiled in mystery within these tiny walls! Even the evysalis is less amazing, fur its form always preserves same trace, bowser fantastic, of the perfect insect, nnd it is Repnblican Coanty Committee. but moulting a skin ; but this egg appears J. M. XctA™, d < ..... • • to the eye sis a^osparatc unit from some other kingdom of Nature, claiming more kindred with the very atone* than with feathery existence, and It is as if a pcwrl opened and an angel sang.—Zfiyyiaaon'i \>v "BtoYboeV* . fttOKvae'R TWXXc't* SUBSCRIBE (FOR THE BANNER ! / A gsod slock of QKAUmS is drer. utrihriam.d *Dv. Wokue.k'* ftU>Kiac\v ’WvXXt'tB %O.V>< XYu. \bOOV VCktMN. XXYVIXW^ \XocXov'« »\XX*. CARPETS ate xYu nc\v aadt Cota^orX. p tn llqo dve.iUtfc. window ri*1. cmei, iMOsuiry. and fan.-r artiebm. Hribreek'i Ifrw Block, Hiitiogi. MIc --A. TsTZD- OIL-CLOTHS "SW. "BLoYsock'* So\aci XnR.OW'KaEIXOZ'TJkX.] MWEBSET * AtXf] t»-:b ar ibe rrtaura asd wiSrin-s hr. । SxOTSwSrter:; wuttKisSW* A. I- SKINNER. ATTOBKEVA AT LA Waad SUmSW eary. Farttcular .UMUloop.ulUl aneing, the iarealisation af l««e u7£sr“J!‘ds.7.’S7>i: ..J* ■rdbeiinsnaJ Odl» to tbo Court Hoow. Hioungs. Pt. *&©Y»<uW* fttOWWkcVv Wa\«,t» vaAaovaXe X\u ©xaV ax\dv 4.<Yn\kXaXt.&« SUBSCRIBE FOB THE! BANNER! Oitl Door Papers. lua^w. ToPaataicr D*wr**aa ia Walls.— It la one of those oimmun coiipkintx JoaN»rowx-Benry P. Bowman, 3. K. Uthofthoee Firing in stone or brick bootee ridao. M. U. Cotamaa. improperly built, that they are dampaod Mam-b Grots—Wm, C. Lapham,’Martin IIun wliolaome. This oood nut be. Those Palmir. Uinry Mallory. InHM.7, Phillipa, Gosa, Kiohard B. which are damp, araao fur the same rea a<m that a pitcher of rold water “sweats" in hot weather. They condense the mots Wocolaxb-S- A Ingersoll. K. P. Barnum, K. lureoftheair. The only way tn prevent thia, is to put some kind of non-conductor between the wall abd the air of the apartmenta, A body of confined air is perhaps tbe best notwemducUT. “Fur olL” an inch or two form the solid wall, planter tighlly. and It will keep out frost sad moisture better than a fool of solid gran ita. Even a cellar can be made dry and campargtivcly healthy by this simple treatment of its waits. . rsF.MJCIt •» nil kiud. of Pimilp I .vrtmMtTf'l'roriri""’0 *'•" Nolarl SUr«, Iwodonn ea»» of tb« Iloitinga ■! ROBERTS dr STRIKJJl] art- Au Yoo-r vaavC* VAcxvdu political Jlirntorj. WILCOX A GIBBS Dr. 'B».o\mjxV» ftXo’ovac.'K ‘WVrt.c.t* •BwiwtwAtsnrB. dAv-e au»av^ ox\A vaaYx meYaacYvoY^ c^o^aXAe. IXt. *BLcjbaeV» fttOWUNcXv WAktrs avr.Au, SoX&uv'* Wundt, ^vc.wvaA'g^ "DkarAua,D^«. r.xVUt^, 'BAuavaaArva, eXe, LOCAL NEWS. CeiuUy. A Sacarr roi Fabmkwi.—Il Is worth ion. of TEAS. knowing chat every keeper ol cowa may nose them tx. calve daring the day-time, instead «»f night or day as it, may happen, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! musing! ‘ - -— -*-»—■ Tbe simple tnettiodls this: When the coyr is in calf and the milk begging V? fidl, till she ia about “yulhd," let eo milk be taken from her during the day or at ufaht, bat milk bar any lime in inc morn7_S ____ t.' —L—. tL. ■aew «ae» aw* Tsab <u aw ha< a4ayM to hit purHtmeroiao; and when he time to ealve has ttlar aantt, and not only thia, fast ho ynala oW lo Cn> Stamp row IIomss.—A writer iu the Country Genlleiran having arid I bat corn stalks uned fur fodder ore a sure cure for heaves In horses In the mild stages of the disease, ibe New York Arftu STORE ©5 a *v«u- attfii. a\\ lav aaXuvc. ' A BIHPb Egg. 1 think that, if required, on pin of death U> Mint instantly the m<wt perfect thing in the uaivftrae, I should rick tny fate on a birds egg. There ia, first, iur vxquiiite fragility uf materinl.stning <mly by the mathematical precision of that form no daintily moulded. Tuero ia ita absolute purity from external slain, ainoe that thin barrier retnaina impassable till tbe whole ia in ruins- a purity ’rrcug- owe,she will drop her young In tha dpytima. Two of nur friends have tried tins simple method, aud have found II correct in every case. One who has _._A----- L __x_ «------ *~s Itthwe two year* of alttirg up at avt rvoX <McmA Yo **•>*£• o» a, ’tcu&evcur \»Ym.cY\. w-'XXcurt ol\ XYu “\XX* wYkuYk U Yuu Xo," Wx a* a vcwkd&aY — a 4«A\ ^e^u.\aXo/A Au waihRWv Ivl XYu WvoU* Aktfl'rxeX* ofiXYu "WeiX avk& SoaAk Aurc Wo*, SOT a Aau, Yu*u vawcYk xucd^A an avXktXcoX 8Xott\ac\\ ‘BAXcrw, watt's yj taka-a v* * ^aaaXilu*, a\\k aX XYkc \kt©\>xr Avat, ate a »nvt \urt*>ctkX'vvx ©5 PiZioua Fever, Fever and jlgue. Liver Complaint, (Dyspepsia, ■ Tndigestion, Jaundice, . Kidney Complaints, STlist gitters art put up in quart bctiln.t'f whiah cAoaboreu a^faa-simtto. Tha lalal is JlnAp enyrauad, and is provided with a en/a-glAord ,/bcm counterfeiters. (Pries fl per bottle, or si*/hr ff. C. W. ^obaok, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 jfcet FburtA BL, Cincinnati, to wAmn £ Price, with Ueaimer aa<L Feller, »IO, The Wilcox it Gibbs Sewing Mari.itu is Om br>t Maehi»t trit/ianl rtj/ard to prict Mt lUWcd lull, tad tteto •>» few 0 Wrt> r-iriMK »• prejw.lj s’Jl*- byjocil । I r«e>, ssriffixp te ati*o f*r pek'Mo -Mr dMrtttera^d^.'^ir Ure bten rry *Ul»»ui>s Leeounl.ero of >oig » U«y .ftWVooksMoe J.M. BUSSELL. IHYHICUX s^Sunp^u OSes hl , tloro. Stals MrcOL _____ ‘ »YFBS CATHAIUll- FII.U pm**ura-ir a.tra.nar e- over ihe «n<er psrirMhtwld thand their superior nrrnea »ro m> crimra-Uy knuwa. 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HsafosgC Mietiigwa, Ofoe. bours Crone V ta It P •r Ready Pay, wsaly. Rpeeial siftltae will be paid to CONFOUNDfMO sad unitingup FRtSCRllTIONK; sod say one parcf>*.H>g lurdicinss of ca can tr*; upon tbsir bd>.V 7 H. WRI«UT, r sad CODNRtLLOR AT LAW ritor and CnanwUnr part ( omoloipser for tbe Coan- BE. A r. DBAKE. DERUST, PRACTICAL KSA1TES * BURROWS. L SoiKalor. in ants. Boaiasrt aUeaied U wMb prompt" MLx'&rdfek Mirwt, eppoeito tbe F-Waflta-. SMJS-.’* I'kr. but pounced upoo a giytttepyramid of sup*, kivas,-fn^rn wbfob pespad up a WetM sp. made A sLrriug apsefo.— Ws extra* (p-w >hs retest m ^-Bi i foiy alabaster cupld. t “ I wUl teke fote—what la foe >rieeT -Tbe war is m.t a calamity. Nettone H-sri&fcftattwRK ■ , .. “ brtfosu tfollmte, dqj* I, have giWBwi" Wfl* W * “ ■ *■* fi*.**! laiddwwn foe money, apd waver exfleabeyfw: ' I hope < perimmsd aw dslwiow. a senaatitat of rrfirf canoe utnil* has mxk___ „ an at fon mimteitk wire* ftbrawl tha eupM l irnder ,kiy. I* end naahsd nut v*f ths e»loaded wlth iparkfinif Angtiad she did an. JaUiMenoMs < Huw .gUdly I ArllMrad R bio on our love of the Uutou. *‘ Ft. — v -Y«w speak 4n HddUa, Mtee NsUirC W tbe express agroi, w b» loosed ilia years I hare.rekid Mider foreciB. In -.’H rUfefFtW"! “Don't pretend that yo« hasd mot the IMO I voted to phase usyseiL and I V«cakM »oaj,matter uF overy day ufcun- key ko them," latw said a little trnpfilims. tad for Abraham UmpI.o. 1 bare not cannot corn prebend w bat y on inean.r •w d'yo du Guida 1 W ban la U to ciume uflT’ , afiswerad I. sturdily.। • I ,vw । i> arrestlng'a' few; I ' Cish^be had ' arrested “ When is what fop me ofTT" Inquired ' She said no more, bur set quiAtlv more. And instead of strewing foam, NBMMmfeajriadwMRn/ 1, considerably puxxled at my'frleqd A«b- flown, and shaded her eyes With her hami< 1 wtah he had hoag Iktan. Thsw . fogM WbUs aotewraUssp w|U> Mats sr UMgki, cr lou’s addrws’e. 1-1 ' .. '. a. though .the. fee rfaxaM UwvMrs. Jfo 4 Qupperhead to .pbof . bia ■, ^siMUiUoi tram tbe starts. “Your wedding, to be sura! Ah.yoy Wnroe.ter^-bowdSer; Mril pursued tbe head. Resltog os grwxy is wbas, era a sly dug tu keep Us all tn.the dark au obooshvB. topic. Men can’t ba neutral In these titntu; ' PUkmd sabmesk. damp: lung!" ‘ . • Then how do you explain tbe wedding How esu a good eon be neutral wbeo he Of marital fora, bow Utt I* ws knew, “ You can’t have been much in ora Io cakr-at D Artisr'.r area a man with a dagger at bis mother's TH! bretaen srw Is U>> esesp. tbe dark than I am at thia munUfit, Any “la that tbe only testimony upon which heart. |f this Is preserved Qlb«r pentteru>n. What uo earth do yn» mean I*7, I am tried and cunvlctad of * wilful ■ ir> atiuM may grow -and exparkf ln glory. Rmsboyu, As. But Alberton only wagged hia head tent ion of matrimony." The naulral ls not only a traitor, he la C Tbrakiag saUssofiW. knowingly, and rushed off in pursuit of a “That is all; we ore ready to'bear your coward. 1 have no sympathy with a stags, aay'lng something <>( which 1 only defence." party that seeks to come into power fore/ W. mt Ib»m foitb to B»bl for lbs tag, caught tbe dlacuunected fragments, “my “Well that unlecky mass of white su­ peace. G,ve foe rebels peace and you Tbrir taller. tefort tlxn bort. wife" sod'MB"Artfera." gar and dyspepsia was for my brother’s glv« them independence. Tbe Copperheads Tboagh tb. grvai tear drop ttarte*, “Haag that wedding eakoT’ wae my wadding ceremonies, a hundred miles are drccivrd. Some of their leaders ex­ TM« *M oar parclif trast; , internal rjactilatioo. Tbs sway. I assure you it had not the least pect but a temporary succeMlon. Ood btass yse boja t w.'ll w.Iooom »M 1 As I pursued my speculative way, a c>s>i>eciiu<\,jijlh my matritDooial fur­ south ha* no such an Idea. They have tiny xl->vsd hand was held out from « , tunes." irsed t!w N*wtbern Democrats; how they > passing carriage. Nettie looked np with a rare brilliance intend in future to treat* them, can be “Ah. Mrs. Everkigh, excuse mo fur ,■under her lung lashea, and an almost in­ seen by tha Richmond papers. They ih4 owriug you kwfoce I" - .1 . ' voluntarily entile wreathed her lips. I will krrp between them and the wind— “Wo all know that luvo is blind,” said took heart of h--po and went bravely on, and then hold their noses. This Union ■ho lady with aamile. “Now I see why cheered by n sundeit inspiration. •>mvj dissolved conld never be restored. y<>u haven’t been aeo mein a»di an “Blit I w ill purchase a bridecake twice We moat elect such men to office as will age. My niece was at D’Artkr’s thia as large fomny own wedding. If Nettie puW- the war and maintain thqgfeovernmorning, and saw how particular ora will c<>nsrift l<> be the bride!” meut If we could raise three Blind red were In the svlectloa of a certain article." Tbere—1 had d-me it, and In leM than thousand men lietween now nnd DecernBefore I rod Id explain this piece of five minutes wee an accepted lover, look­ I her. we shouldn't have another battle.— rircumatantiol evidence, there was a break ing boldly into Um w.Mdruoa liquid When well flogged they will love us bet­ iu the lock of carriages which bad caused depths of those brown, beautiful eyex.— ter than befiire. Lot us us show ourthe detention of my fair friend, and bar A new sensation, very. eelres their military superiors, and they equipage rolled away with a wave of tbe “And now, Tracy," said Mary mis will K,» l.,r.n«r tt.mhla ua_n_ pretty bnnd and the arcbest amlloe. chievouslv. —I’ll tell votl a secret; tbe I et»s>d looking after her with an odd BCHSC 1 WEDD1SS CAKE. reason Nettia criedMMf tbe afternoon, / Death of Jacob Crife. sort uf impression th«t I should wake up nnd became so luw^^Ked this evening, , This eelrbrated German writer, who, “Letters, air fmm the poet office!" presently to find myself married to anna was that—" in conjunction with hi* late brother Wil­ “Very well. Bumbo, put 'em down, tx-dy, whether or u<>; indeed I was mH “Mary remonstrated Nettie, with liam, has been no long well known, not alt<igetber certain whether Mrs. Guido cheeks anlazc. and take i ourself off.” only In GI-PTnany, but throughout! all I had just finished my break fast, and wag not daiiingTor tne at b»me. “That she beard yon were buying a Europe, died on Sunday 'Evening, BepHow brilliantly the firelight and gas­ wedding esker’ puntavd Mary, putting the tiny silver ehoeabtitrf, with the bach leniber 25, al Berlin after a abort illness. emr servico j»f tra^parrtit china Mood light tllaminalrd that coxy little room at away tbe white fingers with which Nettie He was born on the 4th ofJanuary, 1785, Kalill tfll the dsniaek draped round table. Lee Worcester's with pink tintrd walls vainly strove to fetter her tell tale lips. and had thcrefora readied hia aeveiityIl was a'hright little mom, with its white and crimson cat pet sprinkled with small “I’ll order another tomorrow," said 1, ninth year. Although be sought com­ aj)d gold paper, nsd high-heaped grate, white buds. Tbe pian>> was open, strewn dtnditatively. ‘^Ah1 I ab->utduT bnve re parative retirement after the death <-f hia in the gray light <>f thia chill December with sheets of music, jitul as it had been ritied so much at Tom’s cominisaion bad I brother, lie waa indcfntigablo up to hia tiMirning, when the air was thick with left, its pearl keys glimmerring softly In known what a sweet little wife it would last moments in carrying out the, objects । imiaolorui failing snow flakes; and this the subdued radirocv of one jet of light bring mu to which Im devoted bis long andi useful omtiaU between the bitter atinoenbere that glowed through the frosted ahade “Don’t Tracy," said Nettie hiding her lifts; snd hjs Isat buuru were spetq, not without, and tb« tropical warmth of my above. 'Die ten-table was all set—I bad Cx.fi on my shoulder. by naming new feme in tbe continuaiioa • ■wn special n>a>k,givu mu an additional ..ften dreamed ol a home of my own that And then Tom wrote to know why on of those works which were ao peculiarly cunacmualiess of satisfaction as I leaurd Should be like Lee Woiceeter’s in ile earth I didn’t come to hlahymrnieal eerr- I hia own, but In the preparation of bls l>aik in my chair atid proceeded to ex­ »nt»g evening cvtiLrt; nnd somehow that n.unlrs. I wrote l>ack that I was obliged great German dictiuoary. The laiodun ! tea-table always formed part of tbe phan to stay tn tend a wedding of my own ! amine tnv corrrupondrnce. Timtt say a: . ”lxe Wurwslcr want* to know if! can tasnu There u ns something e» brhfhl And such a weddiag-eake as graced tbe “Jnrob Grim, like many olbera/had enme there to lea this evening. Of and ebeerful in the stwwy dsrusafc, and centra«>f oar banqueting board ! Its no difficulties l<> contend with in the outset course I can. Ills wife is a perfect little tbe glittering cbinfo. Bachelor as I was, use trying todcsCrilM its frosted splen­ of hiacareer. When he commenced the rosebud, and one, (reside, who dun't be­ the golden blncka-jf rake and liny muffi a dors. but i fany of my rradsra Mriooaly firoftwainn of authorship, Augustus WUlieve in cnshieriug all her bu«dand'a trach breaking into crisp flakes that melted in contemplate getting married, I'll send iatn Sclikgtl looked upon ancient Gerdor friends. And then I rather like th«l one’s mouth, nnd umber jellies qujverinr them thu recipe. * mnu literature, as in mmi degree hia own bruwo-evetl sister-in-law of hie. Yea I’ll >*•<« gigantic jewels thr-.ngh their vbrystal domain, and did not treat the young bego, certainly — Hallo— here's n lelirr prison walls, pnsiueed a w.mdrrfnlly giuner with any degree of friendship, refrom iny brother In Greenfield I" 1 un­ agn-caWe efleet in my epicure sight And (xrding him almost as a usurper, and "Joah Billing.," «i( (be P.-ughkeepaisn,' folded tbe document ragvrly, scarcely 11 could imagine no prettier vtadfei to ndlug terrible fault with bis etymology. «Lla al first to credit the tidings it reveal­ crown It all than Mary Worcester, In her io responsible for the following : We or b»M that there want eewiy thing But a change soon eeme over Schlegel ga crimson mrriim dress, edged round the ed. to hi* ooantry man, for afterwards he nev­ ‘‘Well, here is a pretty state of thing*. thrust with delicate lane, presiding st the maid in vain, but there ar 3 things that, er dpwku vn wr»t* of him without expres­ Except perhaps—but I avuWh't.kave maid if tha was ever an Guiug to be married, claims my congrat silver tea urn. useful, and theme striped Maika and' sing die highest opinion of bia talents ; ulstious, SB) a that Mary (who lb* dickens that is neither here mw there. and bs',rt.^ mM : •! cannot name him niuoketrraX ,h»<h»v c .<... . I was a little dnsippHiited on entering, is Mary t) is ie great tribulation about W hat a cut h w iwld.thla would be, with without expensing my admiration of hia tlie wedding Cake. Aflair to come off on not to see Lee'a sister-in-law, a trim lit­ greatnvM.’ Ilia loss will be irreparable Wadscsday, and m- cake to be had for ' tie benutv, with brown, rippling hair and oat npy num-papers or wlmmau iu IL , | have herd that moqkey*, If lha war in mon, than one sense, for be wss honorlove or imincy ! Will I lie the best fel­ ,rfvrtv,-blrestore between basal and •d and esteemed in Germany nut lees as low in the world and aend .one down black,’l ilt I did m.t bke to a»k and w a man than aaa scholar, and tbe tranquil sequrtiify remained In igtwranoe, until from D’A filer's 1" <>« men gh»w down Into monkeys, and spirit bv wbkh be waa actuated manileg. I glanced at tbe data of U>e letter, it Mary remarked: led Itaairiu foe kiadly nature ofbia writ. “Nettie ta very b.w spirited tbit even no grate deal ov labor laid out on them luid been aevond dayann the niad, and ii<a. Il la to ba regretted foal the great niRber. «»•» <lu’“0 there was not a minute to be loetj . . i Ing J pef*«r« nutional German dictionary on which bo rose mKhanicaHy and put on my h-it and by and by." waa encaged had not reached beyond foe rnidT tu think that “ picket dota" aint ’ How I l.«ged »" wk wbal tbe matter cloak, giving mure brcdfnl gare at the mdfiing but fun, hut just let etn set al! ’word ‘A'romm hut from tbe atnpla ma. various directions about icing, wr rgbt and wan I’erbai-a abv bed received ill news; left by the deceased, there ta every day on s nlckrt and I'll bet tha wud bq teriab I decor atiomf, w hkdf acC«>mpatiied TLm’s pmhape .b« nan not well. I would have glad enuff to change tbar base with sum- I that tU work will be concluded io doavly written epistle, hdiirc I Sallied given my two ears to know, but I didn t aaaatlrfartury a manner aa that in which burly. । forth boldly to the street on my mrvel dare inquire. , Thank God tbar la one thing in . thia iit waa conuneooed."; “So you’re gi'ink tn be mimed rh. errand. wdrld that money won.t buy, and chat lx 0»lt a PatMTxa.—“He la only a nrinIl was just about one rfduck, the snow Traey, my bny,” said Ue as we sat in tli« wag of a dug’s tala. frvmtof the bright fire. “ Well, yon ter." waa the encoring remark of a lead­ had censed fsllhv, nod the sun sbone The heart don’t want rddlcntmg eeny 1 er in wifely. He waa -only a printer brilliantly. D’Artier’a was full, of course; can't dn better. A bauhrlnr nt bust, is mare than a mountain spring does. 1 . ... Well wbu waa th* Earl of Stanhope 7 He there wcra-il atfuaett Indies that I' knew, • mere >ACtiMi -f If a man is detnrminsd tu. g”1a ‘ the; ^*e only a printer. I started up, aamiyed i-ryund all en­ What la Princa silling at the liny marble tabled. I tried Devil tbe best wa I ktxjpv tu gtnp' hrth.' Frederick William, who married foa . ■■ U> daoume an sir of easy impudence, as durance. lx tA let him g6. ‘ ‘ -For mercy’s sake, dear Lea, Prinrese Royal of England f He, too, if I had only c«»uie in fur. a pound of Sum peples brains ta lukated Jh 'tkdr ma win-re yuu picked up that ridiculous woe only’a printer. Wboi waa Wiliam chocolate slmonda,but it was bf no uod; Caxton, one. of the fatbera of llterafora l J coo Id nut disguise th* latent abeepish '^“Eidiculous report!-Hut’s pretty Ha waa ooly.a printer Who was Gen, uaesof my aepect as I sauntered op to the root, epos toy b<x»r," wcfoimqd WorD. Preniins, Ubarlea. Dickens. M. M. counter. f Thiers, Douglas Jerrold, Bayard Tayfior, -Huw can I serve yob. sir T* inquired C*“*Naw Mr. Guida, said Mary, laughing, Georife Mi MHtTta, J. Gules, G Ricband. the trim dsmaerWho p -'.I'd • '-*■■■■doo'i deny the roll iiai>ead»m«L 1 aqi »m, N. f. WilHs. and Senatora Dig, aaadinrinvj 'trvsBuroc. ‘ “ sure ymt wuuM enjoy i qui« bum* of Cameron, Niles. Bigler, and Postmaster yudr owu brtter than font noisy hotel.— General King! They, too, were all printers. What was Brojamm Franklin! Onlv a primer. Everybody can’t be a printer—JbwoW are m-eeasary. ' 4.&■-***_ PICTURE GALLERY! IM HARTINGS. Barry >hA-‘ naw building, «P etoirs. fd V - • • a tetEBY, 6 W^era^-ew.ta-foL^-yi-^ —* modslwa. These wishing tor _ BUOK rxcrrwmDfo As I caa nuAs. are fovned to give me ikHr pelrJlLv J^sre >»nied to eJi TTi,..~ ira P.S. Fama Raeccun- lOCWI J. L TAN BMVNT’R WOOLEN " FACTORY, Bisn»o».»ico. r WANT as wooL L immfeiiurs into CLOTH— '“""Sd sunrises. , •C.,-. Sri • rf’’,i, f-i-uuj i'.i.i———*i «K-r-NkSStf l •“• 2t. Was it real!- that the fitter »»» novar m*d.«ir! h*« of •»“ cunsequrnce, you eon't hurt U." Monsterj "Na. , ma’am U's no; that; hut-foe confounded fotogfoiBg.bqrtsarer | I | I �WSXXLT D. Striker, beet Havnra ix this, .cnoeftx D. B. Praia, beet •taiJ ion 2 years t forthwith, by naming tte ffiMMlnfvKtet.OiUh hall be at or near tbe prorv A Firing resumed this Tte Anneal Fair of our Agricultural ClaMNo.ft-ffiatcbte U*rw* for al ^pQety.hey ori'Wc^w^y'lnff'fbHta. ^Richard Jonw, be*x pair 4 yT«ar« Mre. bTu'Prett, bast knit ^50 ST Sw^i $ thrt^eted'driTra^fe enemy Uck. • • apron •. •< * . .. . .. '50 Wm. Bariow, bust pair 5 ears old ,, Mrs. J. P. Rwberta, hcM braided ctoak 50 Mies Adai HeMhMwpMDheaHfoied I ' or over, 13 00 .Wn». Mi.:Cooper, 2d boat do J 50 -haudkorebhf 50 TTeriein i-onsrqnenre of thn Grat of thoe* collar Mrs. D. Striker, beet knit collar Mr*. Earl Brown, headwork needlre book -<-•' : । : /bi&ee, left boltlttlb vticoBrsgenreni to bopq-for amaaDcnl rucc«»*.lh»s jear. ; .iWhh thia explanation dir readers will CtaM JR*. ft-Bro*d Mares. 50 50 50 Williairi i*nrry, beet brood mare 92 00 'was, trndfr ibFclrremsfantTMWy deci- J, A. i|ob«rteon, 2d best do 100 Thuroiay. tte day pf the principal exhibittate, waa one of teas* balmy autamT-al dsys, wbich^nWl unfreqnentty in thia climate caeite* tte admiration of travel­ er* from tte East' The entries of stock and other artitlea waa felly as large as was Inrgrr than at any Fair ever before the county. . Thercceipta of the society from mil , source*, was 9301,20—« sum sufficient to pay all espense* and premiums,end with the ail of a hundred dollars appropriated by the Board of Sirpcrv i*«>rs it is hoped to eecsie tbe title to tbe Fair grounds, which bed heretofore become considera­ bly eisbarrnseed. The' exhibition of stock was very good although nol so extensive and diversified as we may look for in tbe future. Our arduous duties upon that day, la another sphere will preclude the possibility of particulaiiziog with regard to animals or article*on exhibition; and wo therefore B. J. Ilenderohotl, best 3 year* rid eok . 92 00 B. J. Handerahou, 2d beat do John Gordon, best 2 years old colt Tlww^llWI MMlbds f- ) recommend to tbe attention of onr rea­ ders, the List of Premiums awarded, 8. Andrus, bofct bull 2 years old 12 Geo. L. Briggs. 2d best do I which will be found in this tesue. We Juste* Mudge, best bull 1 year old 1 may say, however, that in the ClaM of A. Spunable, 2d best do Stallicrs, excepting of colls, there were but twb entries. The bay Stallion of C. Seymour Andrus, best yoxe oxen 93 00 50 50 75 00 ’ *" M Welton, formerly owned by 11. Krohler Gen. L Briggs, 2d best do took the premium for qjpwork and 1s a J. C. Bray, bent pair 2 year old *tccr* 00 very flee animal. The black Stallion, ex­ A.S|mnable,2d do 50 hibited by J. N. Ladow, which took the G. Striker, best pmBr yr. old steen 1 00 u premium for trotting Stallions, is of M. L. Williaien,2d best du 50 Morgan stock, of fine mold, gay, elegant , Ctes* Sa. ft-Fat Cattle. and attractive carriage. Should be re­ A. Sponable, best fat cow, no coin. 91 00 main ta tbe coonty another year be will undoubtedly receive the atteutioa due to J. C. Bray, best milch cow J. C. Bray, 2d best do Among tbe foreign stock, was a very fine herd of Durham Cattle exhibit­ . •2 HO 1 00 vnrisioff c Clare Mo. 1—ftbee*. Gilbert Striker, best Spanish J Merino Buck ' t2 00 A. J. Russ, 2d beet do 1 00 ed to favor./ We understand that torn* Cvrus Buxton, beat French merino of the herd have been purchased by Indi­ 2 00 buck 2 00 Porter Burton, best pen 5 ewes viduals in tbe county. 2 00 Tbe Annual Address of the society A. J. Rum, beet 5 lambs 1 00 A. J. Rum, 2d best do was delivered by N. A. Balch, Esq., of Kalamntoo, and is highly commended by Edwin Rice,'beet boar, no com. those who heard it. Geo. C. Brott, best pig* 6 month* old 1 00 Of the arrangements and management Cyra* Buxton best breeding to* and pigs 1 50 we, pf course have nothing to say, except DIVUIOM D. that any want of preparation find* its ex­ ed by Messrs Sly, of Plymouth, which the j'udgr* in that CUm have recommend cuse in the desire of tbe executive com­ mittee to keep expenses down to tbe pay­ F. J. DePlante best flour barrel, no competition 90 50 ing point There i» needed much lmJ. A. Robertaon, best drew cnat 75 provment to the grounds, and we belive The J edges in this department recom­ we may safely pledge tbe citizens of tbi* mended to favorable notice the Universal village'to attend to that matter when the Cloibea Wringer, exhibited by II. IL title shall be folly euufirmad to the so­ Wood. ciety. It may be proper to elate that tbe new Jerome Palmerton, beet lumber wagon 91 50 society now In existence is a now organi­ Joseph Badeock, 2d beat do \ 75 zation. Th*old one had apparently no DIVISION K-Tabte KefreahMeBt*. since a legal organixatino waa perfected. We trust that the simple fact of its legal nrganixation, with officers and the society itself amenable to tbe laws of the State, will givs.incrrosed confidenoe in its per­ manence and reliability. Gan. McClellan baa been seduced into writing a very foolish letter to the people of Pennsylvania, urging tbe election of' Woodward the Copperhead candidate.— But McUallan appears to ba as poor a General in poHtica as be proved himself into the Union camp of th* old Quaker State fell as barmiroe as his «patfr« fell before Richmond. Mm. J. P. Roberto, shell monument 50 DlTtftlON G-FraDaaft VepitaRtos. 1 Op D. R. McElwain, best corn in 2 Sp 90 50 1 do J. A. tt'.berteon, test wheat 50 Geo. Cramer, best I year old colt 1/00 Wm.^Wood, l»cet ry* x 50 B. C. Cramer, best fall sftples 50 J. C Hanna, best winter apple* 50 J. M. Nevius, best pears . 50 J. W. Ilolchkl**, beat peaches 50 A. J. Rum, best bull 3 years old or “ “ quince* ‘ 50 over * 93 00 te. “ 80 “ •• fTTrgrape* - . Sanford Sisson, beat bull 2 years M. L. Williams, 1 dox. roots chicory 50 old 2 00 Jerome Palmerton, best pack potatoes'25 Al P, King, bast Booking boll calf 1 50 J. M. Nevins, boat *ugar bcete n* A. P. King, “ “ heifer calf 1 50 “ “ “ carrots The Judges find exhibited in thia else* “ “ “ parsnepe by Messrs. Slt of Wayne County, one •* “ M rbeubarb 2 yean old bull, two cows, one 2 years old heifer, one 1 year old and and one calf, Ladto.1 Uiator sad Drtvia(. ' Mire Lucy E. Norria, best riding 92 00 । Mie* Lydia A. Rilev, 2d best riding 1 00 MIm Sa.ah Bailey,' best driving 2 00 Augustus C. Skillman, beat bull 3 years Mia* Fanny Ilayfurd, 2d beet do 1 00 old or over—no competition 93 00 J. C. Bray, best cow 2 00 J. C. Bray 2d best cow 1 00 J* C. Bray, best heifer, 1 year old 1 50 Mi*. J. Bedrock, best loaf wheat bread 90 50 Mrs. 8. Andras, 2d beat do , Mrs. J. P. Roberta, beat raised bi»cultx; no competition Mrs. S. Andrus, beet com bread Mrs. 8. Andrus, beet collection of “ 50 50 75 Mrs. Geo. C. Scott, best butter made in Juno Mrs. J. Bedrock, beet batter made In September Mrs. 8. Andrus, 2d best do Mrs. Richard Jones, beat old ebeese Mr*. J. R. Power*, 2d beat do Mrs. Cyra* Buxtoo, best new cbeeee Mr*. J. Badeock, 2d best do . J. R. Powers, beat maple sugar, (drained) J. R Powers, beat do (eake) Joseph,Badeock beet stirred sugar Gen. McOollan'a letter is 50 35 75 50 50 50 It ^espondent from the armv of the Poto­ mac, Oct. 14th, says: “'the enemy made S ^'.'^.xsrcia-s! Chmtanonge, Oct. 18.—Cavalry just tree hotel. -Cowie' bladtberriea Mr*. J. P. Rubertj, best canned Tbe U sited States.* matron calling for 300,000 volunteer*: « oath sad gone A. a p»or Gov—ur,«y <KUr 4 if the AR ul ■ Federal »d. -Well," Bays the sorgwai it Rip Van Winkle that a mao cannot Mr,. G. Striker, beet pickled peadrae 25 - • ■: ------ 1 -------------S flCIAy B0T1CES- jJSTRAY MARE. amp 1 says an "fficer. •What command do fi Of the Board two desperate and onsuecresful attempts tevday to whip this army In detail snd destroy our train's, lut in both most sig­ nally tolled. Jn»t at daybreak, between elhjf deUes as **v recot eonncclrd with his than ttece-foertteot tte- -taal Ion. Detin Catlett's station and Apburn, Stuart and office and required by this Charter or Die insured A. P. Hill mad* a aimuluneon* attack Board of Direct ore. Sccrioa 4 —The Vice Prerifest ritaR art upon Gen. Gregg's cavalry and the 2J army corps- Almost the first intimation given of their presence, th* opening of a battery upon the second turps. -Our datits required of him. of uuoh references shall be equally troop* were apecdily in position, and ths enemy repulsed with ei>i**id*rable loss. trecord of the mere. but in - “Late in the afternoon Hill made an­ ly diminish or other dash tu cut off tbe 2.1 corps. Ils' asHecnnary. Tbe rfewvtery abaH keep all first attacked the rear uf tbe 5th corps, n -croaary books ai-d seciraiit* *n<! tile *■»! tifjiu-; tbe teeret ary and pying a fee of Miy killing three of the Pennsylvania reserves •vreerro all paper doeamrots am) iattrameols Cents. and *.winding 15 or SOmote. When the of the company n-quired tel* kept in his of­ bead of the 2d corps bad reached Kettle fice, He sliall receive applieslioa* for and Rua, near Briatosrft Station, Hill made Aumt ur th* CuMaxaLAxo—You have a terrible onelaright on both corp*. Tbe made a grand and successful campaign ; you hare driven the rebels from Middle nf the property mentioned in this Charter, ter shall ces Tennessee. You crossed a great moun bonkment at several pointe for breast­ He may with tte approval of tte President ter.orlbrir tain range, placed yourselves on the bank* caaeel all and any polieic* al any time for tte they teal! t* of a briiad river, croMed it in the f*ce of works with derided advantage. The eu aoit-falfilltirrot of the requirmetrts of tte he, tee or ttheir puliey shall he .legally withemy charged at'ooe time up tu the em­ member* of this company on tbe part of tbe d.-awu aiul cancclled, -qiiJ the 'membership a powerful opposing army, and crossed bankment, when a portion uf the 2d o»rp« bolder or holder* thereof He shall draw ell tenniiuited. two other great mountain ranges at the charged in turn, capturing 700 or 800 only practicable pasaca^ aome forty miles prisoner* and one battery.' Several between extreme*. You concentrated in xDtfng of sack claims llMXM chargee were made and caeh rime the en­ the face uf oppuiicg num boro' fought the emy were forced back with great slaugh­ bSLiius 25.—Ibe President shall allend In combined armies of UragK< which you II* riiall instr a ■e oqsuuenccmciit aiel pnwcntioa of all ter, leaving their killed and wounded in »poruil>k fur ibeir conduct drove from Shelbyville to-Tullahoma, of rv| ort annually to the Board of IHrrrtor*. our bands. A rapid artillery fire was Tbe «wei*n'c*n Authorise the Deputy Sec­ Johnsons army from Mississippi and tbe kept up on both side* until long after dark, retary to perform Iris duties tried veterans of Lopgstrecl's corp*, and when the enemy gave up and retired. .SZ.-H05 e —The Treaaanr »h 11 sOmbI to for two day* hrid them at bay, giving the collection of all aaa*M>ctiL>. a>i I appoint them blow for blow with heavy interest. aacrrexM or A«*s»nnDr-« m writable pierce Wheu'the day closed vuu held tbe field, throughout mid eoautiea to re-fere t be i*re from which you withdrew in the face of New York, Oct. 17.—A special to ike nwntaoltheIbffiTC&t.uKnibent oftbi* aararioverpowering numbers, to occupy the •lion, being rennooBble for all manic* eoilcrt?jint for which you set out—Cirallanoogn. ed by them ; and he tnay at aoy time require ou have accomplished th* great work Lee. A battle probably would have seesrity or a renewal •! ammrity of them-if of the campaign; you hold the key of been fought on tbe nld Bull Run ground U.ought nceeemwy. He ahaR jrire Lend* wit h sufficient snreties nol exceeding Ike «nm of ft3,East Tenneasee, of Northern Georgi.t, and yesterday had Meade accepted lu Lee UW to l-e approved by tbe Board of Directof the enemy's mine* of coal and nitre. moved heavily rm his flank. Meade teLet these achievements console you for coming alarmed, fell bad:. It te intima­ .... .... >U- and etc leering ol aero lo tarv inrere or uaeitbe regret you experience that arrivals of ted that Lee te going into Maryland • M. nulI meeting of the Ifonrd of Director* statby fire .notter *reeremerrt caa be rude fresh hoetile troops forbade you remai*- again." ing for what par pose or object tte monies for *n> h te-ficit or drficiia. mg on tbe field to renew the battle ; for ’ The Herald"» dispatch says : “Reports diabarted have been paid cat. Tte President i ttawtox 28 —Any member of thia company tbe right of burying your gallant dead, from tbe front indicate a movement of teantear e/Rmo areararer .nJ .tell rive1^,^ .jMjkutkM. to the >eqrc<*ry rod and caring for your brave rompan? the enemy's cavalry toward tte Pot-wnac. oads to the B—rd oflHreclora. peyteff a fee of one rioter or arrign hi* pokey Bccnox 7—The Board of Dimeters ol thi# of UMurram-c. Mieh arer-.'umenl to be approved ion* who lay wounded on the field. The "la addition to a large number of aulloaeea you have *rfst*ined, though heavy, dlere, a tbou*aad men havebqen detailed by the beerrtary and Pirsulcnt and »u endutare slight, considering the odd* against from tbe Convalescent camp tu work on Ibe safety and gutenrawnl of tlA o-aapany. you, and the stake you have woo. You tbe defences uf Washington. subject only to thl* Charter awl tbn con-tiUibold in y our bands the Rftbstaniial (rails "Tb* best opinion te that large rein­ tioa and laws ol said State. They shall de of a victory, and deserve and will reeel ve forcements have teen rent Lee from lertniic the localioe of the principal oflfee or tbe honors and plaudits of a grateful na­ Braggs army to enable him tu make n oBce* of thia company ; afeo te inquire isto .u - - - - • r i._ _ ._____ tion, which sake nothing of even thu*e date on Washington. Le* has po.teduv • n.l who have been fighting us, but obedience back with a mere handful, or Im hu n to tbe conalilulioii and laws established large army to sustain him. If the latter Directors . for our own common benefit. is true an attempt to flank Monde by *tThe General commanding earorolly tacking Washington may te cxeeeed." begs every officer and soldier of thia army W’ashiftgton, Oct 17.—Lit lie nr no Ihhiag armies to unite with him in thanking Almighty God for Hia favor to us. tie presents mored here thia' morning that Lee has hia hearty thank* and congratulations to sent a portion uf hi* army up th* Shen­ bridaa the number and amount required by said art. all the officer* and snldiara of thl* rom andoah valley. • There* beeka^wU contain a copy of Ibis Chsi. It te certain that Lea’s mrmy crossed tbe ter * ith sufficient proof, of the proper pnbliRappahannock on Wednesday, Meade laved by those who fought with euch un­ lain position at Centre villa. It fo Mid pkied. Baomx 2.—The tlec'tan of officers shall i inching resolution. Neither the history that Ute has only five days’ provteiotts occur st the time and place of the aunual of this war, nor probably tbe annals of meeUng*. except the first vloctio* which is herein «terw£ pnmted for. Tbe offi^ any battle, furnish a loftier example of A special to the 77m/«, Washington 18lb •ball be elected by bdtot by the mejbrity, sayat"Washington has been filled with rote of the trembeni pr«knt, at gnc|, pi£c m week* tn i ing exhausted their ammunition, resorted rumors or excitmeate throughout the the first Board of Dircetore may dufmeiue. । : of arid reeipaay to be heW In eosoa to the bayonet many Ume*, to hold tboir day. Tbe belief of a great battle within rshlM elsaWUowrtice, etwrejr position against such odds—aa did our 18 miles of tbe city was very general, nd hw of said meeting. left and centre, comprising troops from but no engagement haa taken plaee. i 33 —Thia Charter m»y be altered thereafter. “Bebel gwirriHaa are prosecuting an ail the the corps, on the afternoon of tbe rd al any meeting of the member* 20th of ^September, at the battle of active campaign between Maude'a army , sod Washington. Thia monting several “Chickamauga." . officers attached toGen. Sedgwick ’ s head ­ (Signed) W. 8. Roeacw***, quarter* were captured." Maj.iGen. Commudieg. 'Ihe WforU say a editorially : "A re- ' port reacted the eity last night that the A Was fwciont.—An »m< Geo. K- Beamer , Cleveland Elh, army of Geo. Meade ted retired within Lo™» . waimi n.«->v the defences of Washington. A* thia Rock, Arkansas. A confederate su-geon John Dow, K. M. W heaton, informatioe was not subjected to the A? C. Vita, P. & Spaulding, by the name of Crosdell, got beastly Waabington Censor, it i* not vitiated by i drunk, and took :a room in a city hotel WriteM. BrteoL any official sanction whatever and went to eleep. In tbs meantime our that Woodward would be elected with­ out doubt, and with the bait of tbe next Presidency distinctly set before fete eyes. 18. It la thougHby '• tforugHby oarite Sptoe Hua tha Lee Laeha* te* hi. hi* en . Mtenot *£ Ines 'sad tire army in front of Mead*. It la. b* I. which roll teal) girt llered nacoDaidarable body. »f bAbtry i* yet engaged." - WaaMngU*, <Mrr,HS. I P. M.-Tbe extra Star says: “There was a consider­ able engagement yesterday between a largo fore* of rebri* and a portion of tbe *• • etrey • J»ebulT •eerelarj sad Army of the Putomse—part uf Warreti’* nptedby u “ oftnetruth,joetke. (2d) corps, in the vfehdty of Bristow's Charter. station. Infantry and cavalry were en­ gaged on b«'th The result waa ft decided Unfuo victory. The rebel* were Jectieg the inoaey If payineul be aot made badly beated with the Iom 'bf an entire isBteTiSsaror or In* revelvet* vfthiu thirty battery and 100 prisoner*. dart .bk her or their inrorunee tuy be can "Before the tertninatioir of the eonteat cebed by the Board ol Directors at any wiectfiykft.' regular* came up and assisted in drivine the'enwnv off? Tmaarer and Secretary shall hold tbtlr office* mpeeiively for tbe term of two years, and forth* of the actral value New York, Ort. Ifi.-The TVaiea’ fihr- the Director* for It* term of onr year .'P" Boaib of Sripen i*o| li mefeu daring tbe whole s4jMW*mg on Selordey. VI tlnir proceeding* before oar I W**k. Ths Far* at PbaiusviuJ jftxrtkweatern town* in this <1 their Annual Agricultural ■day and Saturday of te.l I ware unable U> attend, but| •much satiJacli.m that tKeexI -very fine and the attendance I regret much, that there a ere I the citizen* from thia aect'wrl but trust oar friends all aumc ; will take into account the end -cumaUnce which surround Na. Geo. C. Scott, of Bel dfft «t oar office some very Is winter apple*, 25 of which I presented ns with a half a bn*l lent foil apples fur which I Th*nbe Mr. Cole informa uJ livened at hia orchard nearly I ■eta of apple* before tbe genera of hi* crops. i Cwieoav.—Milo L. Willi*. ■more has presented ng with pared Chicory, (tbe beet know for coffee,) of b)e own ralataf pared by Mrs. William*, wbd pare favorably, in flavor, to ll I in market. Baanan*.—Tte editor I ■thanks to a few young friend*, I ■himself and family, At a wren I >ning last week. “Oft in the I •we hear those mellow toned I etrumeots, all tbe mure enjoy I aaaoctetion* and recollections I miad. Hour friend* will lea * soma night, we ahali be able t .lively to whom we are indal Ohio, Peun.yltan'i*, and I-1 their election*—tbe latter only! officer*—on Tueeday ofla*t • I has buried the traitor, Va! lam I the Luos uf about GO.(X>0 may I pendent of th* soldier'* rote. I at Chattanooga, voted at the r I fug Brough, to 211 for VolteI la a Bl. Louia Huspital the I .Breegh 90, Vallandigham no I votes show the soldier's sppcJ Copperhead traitor*. I In Baaaeylvaaia, Curtin's I -foots up 20,422. When wd tint these State*, a year ago.» their votes to condemn tbe A tioo, the late Union tlctoriqa etattaan. In time when thed Tn Sosa F.<n««r* or Jt I the last term of the Distort I Linn nonnty, Kan*a«. a man n l <ilh or Griffis, one of tbe fiendi I ■der the lead of Hamilton, west I mowri Into Kansas, in the romnl sad collecting up from ibetr 1 Wooes 11 unarmed msu. B»y> I into a ratios and abut them do Wood-* asaeuMre known in the -Maria dee Cyg»«* Naso* tried acrdooovMWd of th* jn»d there committed. Hewse b»Tteotee to bshurqi • I �Eating if Billiard BATON A McNAUGHTOX. ' <irV H^~*FjiiiM~^iiiff B VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. !•» Dte lr;cJ*’ £,r exammatinc by of the Board of Enrolment. llro v,en wll, ''J ovi ■mixite teWSIb*1 .W—w.ia new vmiiwi, anu tbs Bareau an Spacloa* and FiaaaaaU OUR EATING DEPARTMENT It CuMVO.^^Tgn.MMl ai*d JVO Drutftwg or Rovdyiim ..... .... ... .... ■ .r.'.l orderly Gaocinv AxeBsUxw, meat s<X U1 to eTli,,u' **Cflllllvd l<» uno hunar«d dollar* bountyvllMir d..|lar* premi­ um. and one month’s pay in advanee.By a State law ruluultwra for Old lUrimeota aleu wrirr a bounty offifty «JO| GIVE UG t CALL I As we ere determined Ibetnenuoa shall bare one FltdfrCLASS GROCERY, EUM -AM BILLIARD Will bo credited on thequulaa of subtle The Board of Supervisors remained in sesaion doting th* whole of Ian weak adjourning mi Saturday. We shall place their proceeding* before our readers next Tmt Cibcvit Co dot adjourned on Thursday of last week. The business befora the court was mostly civil and of no great public interest. Tub Fair at Prairabvillb.—The four Southwestern town* in this county held their Annual Agricultural Fair on Fri­ We day and Saturday of last meek. were unable U> attend, but i learn with ■much Mlisfacliun that the exhibition was very Snaand the attendance largo. We regret much, that there were not more uf the citixetls fruiu thia aectiuij, in attend­ ance; but trust our friends at.1 Praireville will take mtu account thceng rowing cireumstance which surrounded us last Mb. Gko. C. Scott, of Baitirnore Ua ■left at our oflice some very lai-ge and fn r . —'I ■■•'"• Y»out AS authunzrd as a convenient method for adoption by sub districts and towns to avoid the draft. AR credits, boweveZ will cense on the 24lh nf October, and wherever tho quotas " are not furnished before that day, tbe draft will commence on the 28tb luh. j | < ' । B. IT. WILL, Lt. C.,1. 5th ArTy. UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER COME AND BUY MORE .WflVERSAL' - A.^.Prov. Marshal General. • From the above circular It will be seen that an opportunity and ample Unto are given to tbe various sob districts and towns, of this Congressional District, to raise their quotas, and avoid the draft. The qn<Ha allotted tn each sub-diatrici inuet be raised, or the draft will assured ly take place «u the 20th. All have an equal interest in the pres­ ervation nf the gjorions prestige of free­ CHMTCKBY BALE. dom bequeathed to us by onr gallant an5 fur th* oo-raty of Wary. is Cbaaeery. ceatora, and all should be willing to bear I’rerett, tlud. Lort.S- Lov*u,.45r?.fl /udy«. their share of the burden. /firsm drnM, a-fUinanl. Then let the true men of each locality roll »on die ctdonin of enlistment, nnd J«a IfihttadJ. L. MUn, fKfrodtntt make vigorous effiirt tu. raise their men, In pereoanceend by virtue of s.Aeere* of this and avoid the draft. tb* 13th day ef April. A.. D. t«u*. notice is hereby Norma* Baii.tr. rirea.thatI-wiH stfleecauwto be **M- at pahlie auction. V. tbe highest bidder, al tbe north Capt 4 Proviyat Marshal. front doorof IhnJCourt Hous*, in lb* tillage ol Haatinn aa>d eonnty of Barry. Is tho State of Micbgtan,os Wwtarjday, tb* bthday of govern- ■CTHKwmma, GOODS! R. J. GRANT! No*, si,' aad 3 bars no' Cog*. AU others an warraated. *No. 11* tb* ata* generally used In private fatal lire. Oaaxca J tea. of tb* ''American Agrieoliariat,' aays of lb* MIVI!R9AL CLOTHES WKIXGLR winter apples, 25 of which weighed 18 |>uunds. .j J. L. Colk, Eeq., of Wmidland has presented tu with a half a bushel of excel, lent fall apples fur which has our thanke. Hr. Cole Informs us that be de livered al bis orchard nearly 300 bush­ els of apples before the general harvesting uf his crops. CmcoKT.—Milo L. William*, of Balti­ more has presented us with:tome pre-' pared Uiknrjr, (tbe beet knowa substitute fur coffee,) uf hia own' raising, and pre­ pared by Mra. ^VilliamiM, which will com­ pare favorably, in flavor, to thn best Rio Sbbknadk.—Die editor tenders hia thank* to a few young friends, in behalf of himself and family, fur a serenade one eve' ming last week. “Oft in the stilly nigl.l-’ ■we bvar thoee mellow tuned stringed icslrumeuta, all the mure enjoyed from the kZXa A >11 oilier nereae* Interested in Don't furgel the CITY HARDWARE STORE, When QoodawHI ba M>ld si unifonu prices. WATO0JT8 NEURALGIA KINO will apredily AREJTte jpSiniag «I«h P"8- ,rl‘h °*0T *“ 3°*T ao few. STOVES 1 AND When we con.idar tiat tbeae fltetca, a jfqarago, eeemed by « very Joyal heart, to find itet •^•oroam STORE. A adit wiB te for their intaeret to ria* *>* a call before purebiaing, AB goods reWat tb* LOWEST CASH MARKET VALUE. 1 deal largdy in i IMPORTANT AND TRUE! AREyosreiadwith tbe tortuts*of Rbb«bitsx* Wareas1! NsaatatA to* apeedlly reKeva. am yos asffmsg frs« the gsawiagsof Dxw- tion, tbe Hie Union victories nre very siguifiettHL In time when there can be » > HARDWARE A tier sashseare of severs! you*. I hsr* again —a. ir ■ i>r>w i ue re- it i t,v ^§r| Mt •£*$*»* - Copperhead traitor*. In Pensaylvania, Curtin'* majority none but pot note or traitor* it rejoice* ADVERTISEMENT. CITY therein ret forth, that they may b. 1**^’ certeio Beal EaUte. belonging to .aid decea tweatr-.ixtb day of October saat. at ten oX‘| w: their vOtes U condemn the AdcelBistrB- JUST RECEIVED A good CANVASSER Minted in every town, t-df On rereipt of tb* price frnmtilscv* where no on* i* Belling, we will send tb* W ringer rm or sirens*. F*r particular. nnd circular. adder.. BWtfS &'SH©E?, ha* buried th* traitor, Vallnndigham, te the tun* of about 60.000 majority, ' ' foots up 20,422. I1VAE Wabatar Mpb W Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana bald In a BL Louis Hu*pitel tbe vote stood Broegh 00, Vdland.ghacn none. These votes show the eoldier’a appreciation of NO WRINGER CAN BE DURABLE WITHOUT COG-WHEELS. Partial I^L Park*r Aaron Robiaaoo Mias Sarah M RaareU Marios ssrH&r their election*— tbe latter only for county officer*—on Tueeday uf last week. Ohio for Bruugh, to 211 for Vaitaodigbam.— WE her 20. 1863: some night, we shall be aide to alate po*. .it vely to whom we are indebted. The latter al Chattanooga, voted at the rate otTlOT Come nnd Sec !! Bstate of Lecie* H. Nlebol*. Remaining nncalled fur at the Hastings P.wl Office-, for e= 'x— If our friend* will leave their cards pendent of the eoldter’* vote. "Dreumskrr, Ouodcll Alley, above ‘■■pre «. “Bwlfsla, Oet. S’. I’CS.” THE rYT’l?T7Ore. wbea alb. PEOPLES C L KLLermedkiw. WD. ••Mr wifo has been tn poor health fora tong 11 rm having freqocatly to call a physician to so lend bar; but •!>» wa« recently -treyj much n.uelv wore*, wore*. petite, lost all For A** or eix wreU.bebad no appattU,lo»> sll b*r *i renrib.stid was each day growing wing wore*.— tre*l deal dorShe bad nlrtw swesU. cengbed a great dar­ ing *Mb Might andcaiuidereMy'Xuring tl>* day. sad we a Fsupposed she w*» noinh off with th* •ou.nrastien. when* a friend »3vl»«M her t* tabs tb* 'Heopl*.core.’ Os taking tbe iwedwua aba perveired a change al once. Un itc third dar •I CAN BELL­ IS MY LISE OF THADS • Kro’rn In abundance in Ohio md from which thia article is V dry. ■bta'med—it has an agreeable lav or, fine dear color, and p<<* •reacaall the qualities for medtcinal purposes, and for a bev­ erage uf the beat imported brandies. A* a flavoring for mince pie* and other cooking purposes it is tbe must, eounumical article that «f> be used, being one hnlf a dollar cheaper by the boule, and nearly two dollars per gallon dies per ,than other brandies sold fur that purpose. Wherever it has been introduced k b« found rapid aale, and is daily gaming in popularity giving in all eases thu utmost saimfacthm. tall M “Rubock’a Catawba Bnmilyk” which may be found fur sale by Druggist*, .Groecr* and dealers generally throughout tho West. C. W. Rodack, Proprietor. Uining forty sere* |J :«s*.muie or lert; b< 56, 58,60 aud 02 East Third Strttt. la the county ol Barre snd Stole of Mlchlgsa. *«pS3 HANNAH K. Wll.SON. Dslrd SrpUmtxr S2, lite. Oa^dit association* and recollections they call tn mind. LBV-n • wTmar1* KacBAUK* Cure will taiproe* per »-,"■<!«. -n "•"«• Ik11 o..«u- DRY GOODS! (A tra*e*py.) COMMBSIONER'S NOTICE WOOLEN All pcreon^harisgabJ”* trelni. Io Barty slub day of Ociabrr. and oo A «itklb day Of D*eetnbcr. IM*. I -A day of Jatiosry •»» lb*». urf rixty-fesr. H th* lurare of tbe twentyMond.i tbe WANT SSOOO IU._ .r WOOL ui manufacture into CLOTH— claim* agaiaat tit* Government for BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSIONS, 4c., 4c., 4o. xTno.v’Sw.iLOU t«o. • " I al war* Collect aerer .>__ ,aad —L.. . fnil to raj FACTORY, HAKT1XUR, MICH. . Ua of Irving. 4ec*a»ad, are hereby notified and enaasted U prre.nt th* taw* for HARD-WARE I No feee r<-qnrs*«l ■mill cialme are collected. OfiM'oa DprdUkStm4^pMttotUh>*iaflkM EsJsasiM, Micblgsn. L. A. KNArPEN, d*Oll dttam^at Zjiw, <N. 188AY ON FRUIT CULTURE. M ALL KINPfl OF JOB PBIHTDfG, / F.re-klod oa *b*rt mriir* ,hc =*Bn" »* OarJsbbiM iaeiliua* a«a lb* heal la Unusually Low «■' - iXjds-WWsttwetiM. COTS WAKRANTED ateoag sod durable. Jlii At ckrvpnl vay to fft pood CM far your Jamilict. Try it! WOOL CARDING DaoaPrewrUy snd i. tte Peri Marerer. 1W*« �SUBSCRIBE TRB.TO j?ANNBB M&. viii. ’-■■■— the owlt evclwym WM Chine i. M with tbe raw material whieh ie ass* toacbed again until roiled np in pa­ pa pers uf pitta. In Providence IL |„ .bent Is to day a machine that taken a. ' Mrip of metal Ihwti a <*41, nnd mnkretwo hundred and thirty inches dslkwle chain ouiuflt, in ■ day. Tbe mnsls are no longer worked by hand—a shtw wearing pr-cuse; they are shaved, tawed, bored ' and hatnaterMi. with tbe greateel ease and accuracy, as moefa as if they were made uf Sot a Vovhft Uw-e, tlhtrimnirt mtoiag ea their prices, -------------- —_ certain Indi* rubber store in New York, and y*« will find a hundred different articlee made >>f that tme staple—only a fi*w years ago good (>r nothing but to rfib out marks and furnish young persons atsnnthing tu chew. \Aa wood gives out, eon! CU are found everywhere. We begin U» •r fur lights wtd> whieh to illumkiate our homes and make all' things cheerful; when lu ! oil isdisldied from owl, and vru have eireems <»f il epouting out uf the ground f**r tie Io fill our lamps with ! — Coal Ur. ones regarded as useleea. is n« w menu factored into many (iffircnl mer chanuble articles, some uf them uf great value. DnTB-rixo Ariuuaa.— Oar readers am aware that we place lait little reliance on any remedy fc>r destroying insects, short of killing them at once. Wholesale destruction is desirable where lt can be performed, and it is more particularly applicable to the removal of aphides from fruit trees and ornamental shrubbery.— In sums esses very strong tobacco water bn answered the ptirp>«e ; in others, a solution nf whale <>ii a*«p has proved sue restful. Probably a mixtare of both would accomplish the object tpfiny case. As w hale oil wap is not always at hand, we have found oxnmon e>isp'suds grim rally prove efficient. One year several thousand y«*mg fruit trees were thickly infested with aphides; we dircted all tbe soap suds on washing days to Iw cn re ful­ ly saWd, and aS little diluted ns pnicticnbte, so as to give it its full strength. It wm carried along in pails and held under the stems and bnincligp, which were bent io er and immersed in it. alightly shaking them, so that tbu insects might hrcoiiir well d<«-d. Il killed thorn in etery inw here this care was taken; but where tbe work <a« superficially performed, that is, bjrMMHly • •-- - ' <t fce gistings G ASH STdRE ----------- XVMAcA. THE LARGEST AND BEST WO. aTUtW. O\ Stomcxk ’Btou**, MrtbXE^, kJ STOCK OF «0Ot>6 taken, vn anA cA ike cj^r tvtnx, <w* th o5 MOSSY TO PIT ron COOD? Biliowi Fevvr, . Taver and Liver Gomplaintf (Dyspepsia., IrccLigestion, Jaundiae, . . Jtidney Complainie, anil aW ittiWAU o$ a *\«ukat x\.a*iwrc. •IK—j gjsiittqs' feints CALL. AND EXAMINE Unconditional ate eotn^OMA. rate aaA rooU aa.dk Loyalty. uAncVv. vnake \\veva 'VovAc. Ot’R Motto—Small Profits and ready pay WE WILL NOT BE "Dr 'R.okoekk ftXo'm.o.eVu ’BvtXe.vs an political girrtforj. \ioot nxaw't VntvxA. SUBSCRIBE ;FOU THE BANNER! ■Qt. ‘Bb.o\>dek,» ftX.owvo.c\\ ’Bx.Wr.vs CARPETS f tbe meet laiportest JSEEJ-WS. ■Qt. ‘B.oWVw ftXovcux.c\v 'WvX.te.t* art, X\)x roan't BoXoei ax\<l Cowx^ocX.. A. L SKINNfiR. rfSTICK OF THE IX* CE. fj cwllecUon of d.bt« »»d VW. Vkokackk ftXowx.o.cXx. 'BkVw.v* itx.fc\.cj,oroA.t, Xkc \M<ak awA foVAvtaXtl. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! Dt. ‘Robackk _ . . ___ . .Ih<n escaped. Twuur lhr«re days dilig^l work. mtiprly re■noted the put Jiom tbe planUlivn. But there are Instances »hrn the bran­ dies cannot be bent «.rer <>( immersed in in the sods; a syringe mnaX tlierefiiee be employed requiring a large nmount <<f liquid, but pepvlng equally efficient Ifwell used. Ilka Hot urvewary that * costly instrument lie procured for tbe purpre a garden engine or hydropulut cannot applied tu every corner and hidden I so well as a small instrument held in hand. One may ba made by a c>nnn tinman, euatiag altogether iw»t more than one dollar. '1 be end abould be perfora­ ted with a number of small boles, Sowa to dash a smart abus er on tbe under aide of ths leaves, or to any part uf tbu plant.— Wherever thto mode baa failed, it haa Leen owing tu tbe weakness of tbe solution, ur to a want of efficMot apple SXo’KLO.c.'w. ’BV.We.vs WILCOX & GIBBS’ uwur»*AeBn?B< Price, with Htwarr aad Teller, *40, ■fir. 'tAo'baek'w ftXowva.c\v 'Bx.W.vs fto\A\c*k VAeadt, VWavrkta, intaty, UVwumafaKt, t\c. arc LOCAL NEWS. FOR SALE WhnkMllRt Tew is tbit CeiMi?. Pinwixo —-Luas nr Timku TcaWtao — They have fatrodeeH their mUcUrae of TEAM. In some experiments made by the Earl of . sad srv selling thorn st no* over Mar, it appears that the'loos of time iu a two ce.wtb ijq |gr gwad day of tcu boars, la plowing a field 274 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! ystds Inng, with n furrow ten inches wide Are»r dma/isy/n^ Os OJTX paiCXa+ad. was <410 hour and twenty two miuates ; Another ptelUrl Vof tho Com pony to tha* thoir in plowing a (eld 200 yards long, a bma of two bourwand one minute ; in a field ol 149 yards long, a lose of 2 hours and 44 minuta*; and in a field >>f 78 yard* long a loos of five hours attd eleven rainutre are occupied in turning, and imly 4 huuu'49 minoteein actual plowing—a lueeofmure than half. Of entree the apples it i« Well known, make I ba brat cider, bet Mr. Weld of Went Roxbury, arered'mg Urtbe Boston OttlAralor, makes cider from Baldwin apples equal to Rusaetta. by allowing kit., freeze partially, and then drawing off Urn liquid tmlanre. Three barrels of Baldwin’s eider reduewd in thia way ko two barrels, aflbrd good older, nnd by reducing .till further It ie which wilt be ant ta all whs order k*; sowjrti. farther Improewd in strength and quality. Mr. WeM haa arene two third, reduced. Hjvm, Tmm Hps«, Imperial, CawpowWer, Twwakay said atria. oouwo. soopw««.(aauwA a btk>« BitUrm art jsul up in quart battles, of which th* abotw U a fno-aimUt. ‘Zha laM ia finely engraved, and it provided with a tafe-guard from BXdJBWBWW AYEB’S •> CATIIAItTl (L TILLS m. wiSh* srl.r.:>!.,ie>«>vrr the urher pur-’' tW-hWs in iM nrwhrt, and rtwir Mperiur vimars1 uv an nM-v.-vio k»n:»u that wv newt net du mow lUu n. es.uc- tin- puldfe their quality U mstns.imol w;a .rW (W t&l'it e«w am hues, ami tb ,t Ils V isee-m* tu-peiuM foo m do all liters* t mi 4 TTOEKEY.H*s4COlS«» ^“Ki.'xssr: "ofce.'fctrJrtk Street. oppre 'STABLISI1ED ITAO. PETER LORILLARD, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-10-28.pdf c305580a506c1a8ac41216041a7dc276 PDF Text Text .afno I'1!! M9<WbT VOL. VIII. •77" l,r" ■!j"W , . .... .i,-■^■•^==^==s= I JIT-I . . HIFffP HASTINGS,. BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1863. • it lie Jjijtiup Uniter, StUod Jwtti. IS PUBUSHID EVEN* MMHIin, It‘WuBh'iMvd.aua carried that jtl ordan drawrb* Bopert iawrw bermfMr ow ihtmi tilA£X.**£I* drawn with seven pec peel. internet. On motion, B-iard -Mourned until to­ I morrow mrwninv at8 <> dock A. M. Name •. Mrs. Fulmar *• Barrabuugb “ Brown ‘ ** J. Bolton > Mito f« ** - I AT THE Total 30 M eevded to lilMineMu . Mr. flail submitted the follow I . On rnuUnw. the Board adjunmcd tmlU I ..’dto P. M. * bia report for the Tow nah ip of since Oct. 1862. Amount expended from October 1862 to HASTINGS Roberts &, Striker, .-‘listings’ ihisinrss Jirtttoni Ma pt«a far u>Ttj.»oUj breatba VteapmimUMtoeMgh. The sarrew uf aaawtrlta krnn— Tbeaa thirgs shall mw <Ha. The aamry rf a daspiag bead. new am] moat complete awortmeut uf DBLGI AND MEDICINES, fChemicals, HaI a Is, Olla, Cam rbeue, Barsslng FiaM. TURPENTINE^ND ALCOHOL. mt iim&s. r FOX NECQANICAL AND MEDICINAL i*ckr<M&<,oxLY.£: Thai maka ap k>v>'a trot bliaa; If wilb a tra uaebasginK ta.lh, A ad holy treat sad high, Tbees bauds bavsdsipad. tboas lips bar. tart—k These things shallneetr dis. The erwal aad tbs bitter word. Tk« chiUiag W.M rt WeiMi. Wmiu teU; Th. b«rd rtpeUe that chi El tbc beart , ’ W>e Supervisors of the several town sbifh'submittrd the following amounts, asgecemary to ba raised for the support uf families of volunteer, for the ensuing y ear. In their respective townships; Hope, six hundred dollar."; Irving, .it liundrtrd dollars; Prairieville,six hundred dolluia; Rolland, eight hundred dollars j Woodland, eight hundred dollar.: Maple Gr«ve, six hundred dollars ; Assyria, f-ur hundred and fifty dollars! Yankra Springs, eight hundred dollars; Ilmtinga, 6»c thousand five hundred dollar.; Carl­ ton, two hundred and eighty eight dollars; I Baltimore, six hundred dollar. ; Thorn­ apple, one thousand two hundred Joi Ians; Barry, seven hundred d.JIars; Ca»lleton, lour hundred and fifty dollars ; Orangeville,right hundred dollars; Johns­ town, three hundred dollars. It ««< moved to ndi-.iirn until to-rnorrbw moining nt 8 o’clock. Motion h««t. Il »n moved, to ndjovtrn until 7 o’clock thia evening. Mo||-.n |o»t. It was moved by Mr. Philips to re acind the resolution passed by the Qonrd nt the December session lit regard to Jus­ tice and conat-lile accounts,&c. Motion laid on the table. On motion adjourned until tomorrow morning al 8 o'clock. , Mr.,Dr»cy submitted the following as his report for the Township of Johnstown disbursed einco January I at, 1863. Cutt'.OmcA Baaar Co., Mtcir, 1 H-rtmgs Out.. 12th. 1803 ) This being tba day designated by the' Statute f»r the aneu.l meeting uf tol Board •/ BupervUiUW. The Bowed ./Superviwtrs for the <*>n i TEA. COmX. 8C0AB. RPICBS. PKPPEB. ty ••rBsriy mrt at the Clerk's office, andI PBUXES.IW8. BA IS 1X8. CODFISH; । ■a fact, «r«n thlag ia ths Grocery lias, saeb a <<n the roll being called by township*, the fid lowing persona were present and ■ill be areJed fcr Ibwilv was. xe.wrrrd |<i ibe roll aa thw Soper-• AUe a <r»al variety aftbsX visors elected fnon their respective town*■ tniDioiST j'XJtJTunixEi sbipa ad f-iRows te - And rteklBK Extraru, A«ay ria, Pahl to Mrs. &rdnr« Matthew HolniV^ | Baltwuore, •“ Morvan Adam Elliot I Barry, « Wm. 11. Hick. W» to karp «• baa. a good aaeertmun •< D. W, South Caatlcintr, Carlton, eTATioisrssvz-, Willard Hay. Hastings, PENS, FENCTIA. INKA. PAFEK, «»John E. Hall VELOFW. CAMD8. 6a; 6a. J. C. Hanna L. M. De<e> Vpee aur sbalvv.J-C b* a*1 afd®* Jobrittoan, L. L«phan> | Total 1172 00 Maple Gre.ee, faOST FOPULAB • ^Orangeville, I W bole Nn- of pereon. Geo. Thoma. | PAirtrvlllr, Mr. Carpenter submitted the following Traverse Philips | us hi. report for the Township uf Carlton Hutland, af Iba day. i E iiih Scarlrs Thot nappie, since October acesiun 1862. M. Wheeled Amount expended Wiudland. 62S7 00 Calvin Hill No. of families relieved 7 On motioii, Mr. Elliot was elected “ per*, ma J* 10 temporary chai mum. Mr. Searles suhmilted ibo following a. B<urd proceeded to the election of bis report for the TLwn.hip uf Thornup‘Chafrmnn by balliit. Whereupon Geo. pleaiutw October 1802. Thomas was duly elected. Mr. Elliot moved that the Chair ap­ Amount expended No. of families relieved point a committer of five to draw up u set of resolutions -nd rvgelatirm* to g>.v cm the Boardwt'to -present session. The Chair appointed Mr. Elliot, Mr. Upham, Mr. Whewl.r, Mr. H-ll and ■GROCERIES WOOLEN FACT0BY, .. ytewiViMiMUH r WANT 24 000 lU. of WOOL t. | mannlartiim into CLO1II d*.XP»BAW. enCAL DENTIST, MX Nieto. Neruda Becknith Matthew Wiboa Am X Wilbur Mary X Kioto. Matthew W’tou Dori Badua M. D. Mary Frandaco AKmBmM Tol.l Name Marcy C. B.k.r Srrry Becknlth Lyme Crogg Celo Colby Beniamin Smith P.ul M. Bl.k. John U\f>dm.n Francis O»g«—d Sanford Sweet R. F. Nietoa J. C. Bugbee Frunklin Harper Wall.ee Bitgoud G«.. P. Coon Levi Cngg I Wm. Hopkins , 7 86 18 00 8 00 Esther Sackett Mary Frandwo Aon E Wilbur Maubew Wtou Mary Fraxtoco Eliza Gate. Mtn Swartout Ann X Wilbur Esther Sackrtl Mary Frnncuco Mrs Swartout SI 60 Mary Framiaeo 3* *5 to* L Mito 26 oa 11 74 81 00 Geo. Beatlie* Joy Ferry Jantea Campbell Goo. 11. Bnmka Ambrose Alfen Patrick Glaapie ToUl 76 No. of fitmiliew • No. uf person. Mr. Wheel.r .nbmitted to following „ | a. his repurt fur to Towaablp of Wo<>d- Name Alvera Sackett Lucy A. Dillenbeck Elizabeth A. Mauch Ellen Millar Emma J. Bolton A. McArthur Eliza Kilpatrick Sarah Ann Wheeler Mary Ann Bennet Lydia A.Smith , Sarah Matthews Elizabeth Dewey Saloma Thrishcr Nd. uf lamihea relieved t 10 Almira Edaon , Mr. Stevens submitted the following Sarah J. Wheeler a. H. report f«r the Township of Assyria Jan. Smith •Incu Oct. 1863. Sarah Miller Belay HmchUm Earn, ot Familial - > Bather A. Jordan Jotm Jl.layl' r 8. V. Munger Edam Meed. II. C Stanton Geo. Ruh Tbotn-a B. Wheeler ILism-II B. Sunton Ranson O. F«x Atiioa W. Bowen Jmnca Wtom JoMHih Fishburn Elias Jewell JA. W. Joue. Wm. H. Jewell Darius A Kent Jacob Hendrix Elijah Gates Mary E Nictoa Jaw L Mito* Lotto WUaon Aaa E Witor Eliza Gale. Nam. Pbebe A. Tyler Fanny Chamberlain Sophronia Cart la Ellen Linderman Samantha Bunnell Maria S.ber_ Hah nah Fry Elisabeth Hunt Doratha B. Smith Frederica Bergtnan Eliza Rice Altbera Cornell Edith Newtuo patent medicines (flTFrftfliPj IFtDJE. (DABE Hart Geo. Dart Babom Baldwin Aravila Smith C 8tor ABoweu 8 Wilton. MStretam ASufth CSBUf A Smith 8 WIFatna AngrfmBrvw A C Sliter, .. 8 William Grove. Name Sarah M. Hopbine Arvilla Ta!bull Sarah Selab Sybil Palmer Susan Perry ! Catharine E. Lewi. Angriinc Burgee. AgnM Barker Martha Freeman Pam.ll* A. Tkylof 2athia A. Hummel anab L. W right 8311 13 Jp|*| Mr. Rork aobniUtrd to 6>llo..wing as bia report for the Township «f iRutland IbUl. from Oct. lOthto April 7th, 10 Amt Name N‘«. 820 00 Mra C. MuLead 4 Name 73 00 Mr.. 8. Bonnell “ Jane Wilcox 4 38 71 Nancy Roberta 2 - A. Bushey 16 30 . “ Srloms FgglNtuu 6 “ M. A. GriXth 82 28 Sully Homan 3 - M BIU 10 00 “ Lucy Woodruff 2 - 8 M Smith 3 00 ".Lucy Durham 1 “ M Larahae 68 80 “SA-011 46 68 • Berber - L F-her “ W Nkhol. “ A Belsbey Report of Rutland eetiaovd >y Mr. "MA GriOth Pfiilipw toXJetuber 1868. - M E Hill ■ Name N«. « S M Smith Mrs. N.ney Roberta 2 I “ William Bargee 2 I - P. B. Itoaa 2 •• W. Woodruff 1 I “ Luther Wilto 4 Total eo io w «w io 4 00 Sarab Austin Angjdine Braw Aimed-Bowen Aradtbi Smith 6 M 7 37 €40 �“ Beaton I well aa patriotism, a “ Norton Mnoe remove from « Newton u McUIm eometn Hastings to live; sod msay < tarn. I. Ufa rUnh; W pfawr W "ta—p Welton if£5K. «n W<|' Ufa PmkfHvVrt IH, Itrtfatal .oloalrtr., io wr4n,* “> “*• ““ draft which It wab hoped, by tr<$ astounding irit ha^pid A dollar a week houw root god > dollar a eord for stove wood in tU Wk .------- ---------------- tv--------------------i_ .* vb. those who •Hehl i framed It, would^eplsclah the army and with the guilty. Aa the war continue, the glvdha a force in.the field large enough on the defsdslv* against tfaus wboWMid turn it into a dafeat Absolute truth, stern resolution, clear insight, sulamn measured by mercenary motives; and that faiihfulawu, aourega that connot be dart­ while we see toll put none of the dear ed, bopefelneee that osnnot be dasbod— order* were to rsmaia at ChattMoog* ones whom the soldier leaves behind him these are qualities that go a long way. to until reinforoeniaAtfelfaMd arrive. Tfa> suffer, they too may . feel It a duty or of litem may take la any lawful oouthey owe to their country to make their flict. AnJit ttouhi nothtntjto diiputt demaads within the bounds of reason. Mr. Lineoln'i ehun M alt tint. Hu hat never given up a good servant or a wound ty was offered to crush Bragg, a laptc principle. lie Ima never shut bi. eyee portion of bls armv having been with to facta or remained in ignorance of them. drawn to succor Johnston, who wav ppThe Chattanooga Behel of ths 9th lost., Ht hat turrr htnutrd to do hit or publishes a slgniBcant article cm,tbe rebel falter in doing i£ No reeoluliou baa rtifa WWW I. ,W MW-WW — —. .----- - --- . _ jXuatioo In Tennessee. After admitting remained in ntiMnt with him because it name of Rowecran* was a talisman of im­ BUFFALO TEgHMONY. that Roaecrsn* bolds the doitfa to East mense weight. The New York papers Tennessee, It argues that It la of the first adopted merely because •Something must make thqewuepirtt sceuuXiou that dur­ importanceBlbal he should be dislodged, be done." The exigies of a fan.tieal war fttoSSL ing the battle of Chicksmaun Gen. Rnao*1 wtotreehM wUbghMMuiiMn for two ye. ano add*: have nev|er bblrayed him Into fanaticism, afferies wvro er Irsoovery tty. I bare t.l “H we continue to gaze listlasly from and the sharp .ling. uf«atlra have never crane, Crittsnden and McCook were vo bottle* oTvbo ■Pvswlee Carv.’ *»d bar* asleep at Chattanooga. Wc lasra somi*a *ey r*ln etcr* I letl it off *>»<* ti.u> I the bold kouba of Missionary Ridge upon drawn from him an exclsniatiod uf ltl-huofficiaUy, that, in regard to Gen. Critlenthe comfortable barrack* of the federal* mor, or even an imprudent rejoinder. den, this itaterteht is false, and tttrt noth­ below, then may we tremble for the next “Depend upon It, the «hole hiatory ftf Ing his warranted tbe drculatiou of fovdi campaign • for a* sure a* there is any sure the war proves that thh qeieS, unpretend­ ' Jonnur scBrrrti, «m MieMp* a.ty in the future, the spring of *64 must ing, akward man fa on the wholes fitter a paragraph. Tbs blatuMt UtoM, »<•nccted with the failure of Chickamauga, see u* far from the border* of Georgia, or i rabject for respect than ridicule even a. a will fall wholly up<^Jl<>«ecriin»." near to the verge ofdestniclirm. Nail it public man leaving altogether aside the t.> yuur door posts, men of tbe South, and consideration—once a favorable one in refuve to be deluded Into any other belief! England—that he has rafwvj himself lite­ rll>a*aa4 Food and raiment are our needi. We rally from nothing." mutt Aare them. Kentucky and Middle ••THOMAS POLLOCK. <.t ’ Tennessee can only supply them. Better • Mhle. oetstor I, »saa.“ count of the destruction of the railroad. gite up the eea-eoaet, letter girt up the While we applaud the devoUna and WtrSauihteetl, ayt letter to gite up Riehmond Gen. Meade itot' being able to get riDPurs age with which all the friend, of the Un­ "UoEal*. through with hi* business with tbe Preui- j teilhouta itruggle, and win them, than lore ion juined battle with the enemy in Penn- dent in lima; did not return to the fn.nt | the golden juld. whougrain andmo^f are ■ylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa, eepecour role hope. Tbe seem v ba* just one until this mondtog. It is authoritatively Milled that be Is Mt to bo auporoedrd. ' army ton many fbr us. Wo must crush this overplus; we must gain one signal Ths story In the Richmond paper* of ernne out by thousands.sod stood by the Stonewall-Jackson eampsugn. Destiny 21 st tbavLee fau taken 1000 prisoners banner of lbs Union, and by their votes T1'E c«*~ i»"«" pointe to the Wry place. Be Roseeran* helped to swdl lbs majoritLee which have from ^Isade in the late campaign, is ew- | PEUPtXS V llrb eTtka Mia tho victlrp. Defeat him, pulverise him, "Mv tar* bia Sw non thaa tee ytar. toe. stricken tbe foeeof the nation with terror. tirely mythical. run him to the Ohio river, and than dues I It Is said that Gen. Meade made a Regardless of reproach and obloquy; the war with the next summer. And nobly oelfcaerifiaiog, ia that they willing frank atatement concerning the prempbowl Nothing easier. The bra which ly renounaed for tbe sake of their eouotry tory instructions lately recrived by him { ha* stung our flank so long, ooct disposed a name deer to them from its old, honor­ (to compel Lee to accept a fight, which 1 of, uMr triumphant legion* have a dear able end patriotic neenciatlon*, they have rood before them. Fed sumptuously be droia^dbie^elf wi'iUng wd ready to founded a claim upon the gratitude of all through tbe winter, well shod and dad, tree men which will be worthily acknowl resign nia command. The President de­ tbsy have only to meet a dispirited fi>4, edged both now and hereafter. All hon­ clined tn entertain any such penpueftfoai retake the valley of the Mnsi»*ippi, se­ or to tho loyal Wsr Democrats. cure the election of the pease democrat •1 l>a*v wdlkv Trt»nW» < m’ In m» Sanity to the Presidency In lha fall, and arrange I'b *t*it fa ra»»« of orrvftifa and Halt It is ronin red <Ut General L«C ha* sent Nsoao Evaroaarrow.—Tbe Rx-hinoud thtHcrms »«f treaty and independence. Siiguirtr of Oct. 7th rays that nne recent­ two more divlsHMM to support Bragg, and “These result* can be accomplished no­ that he is withdrawing the root <>f bi* ly 15 negro prisoner* were detailed from wherry but in this department. The tbs Eastern d'mtrire military prison, to fore** behind the ABUficalion* at Fred­ Northwest is our real adversary." work nn the York River Road, and a, rick sberg. HOELEi Gen. Gregg’s cavalry advanced •n . guard of five men placed over them. On calls for relief will Mgliasato locreaaa ; cotopJi.hlng its ^ork. 8S: It his' girefl the government moqsy when It wanted, men; aad-wlth thie money it has yet been un- QA M»«dw for-... T 001 •sblh to raise the requi.lte amount of Sfaiwui til; M 40 troop*. We hardly think It Is an under­ estimate to aay that the draft has cot re­ W^4cb!ueh i«K00 tiod. >91 Ml inforced the army to the extent of more -Tsao than 75,000 man. nd. 7/ #/ . It * ' lb" asking for volunteers, instead of “Peck --<T.7 «8S4 •"Van Arman ordering a draft, ha has shown another <-,:.-viJ00 “Strong Instahco of the care’rwlth which be conM 00 sulta all parties smong ilia people, and .u.n •id oo -te ,<- Tatro * Miller ** Maoch Maynard * Youngs Woolcott • Button •* Tabor CURE the'rad in ess with wbleh he responds to every reasonable and proper suggestion. The pol it leans and journals of the oppo«jtion have strongly and ’ bitterly re­ sisted the execution of the Conscription taw, which they approved a. year ago, i 11 .G 1- 22 20,; 00 75 12 00 6 00 and at tbo same time aaiured the Presi­ dent.that if be would ask for volunteers he would easily and quickly get them.— Ho feia taken them at their word, and; instead of making a now draft, call* for -------------•2800 44 vulnnteere. Certainly the opposition Amount expended by Mr. Rob- ought to be pleased, and we look to them insra from Oct. 1st, 1868a to i' to put forth every effort, to enlist the AprH 6U>, 1663, was c j be. 3167 86 rtqobile number of men in this State's Toil M960 82 quota. , ; ‘ Wednesday inorniBg, Oet 14th. Nor is this the only way io which the President shows.'considerate, not only of prtjudicro of bis political opponent*. The TCacrionist* have asserted that tbe Con- .grestional Enrohneut act - w«s oticoribQtulMnal, and in soma <>f Its features unwito. Now, technically, the President has a right to reply to such objections •gainst an act regularly passed by Con­ gress, that be will en^[ce it until Ongrew) amends it,-or until the courts fde- ■CURE'tS'SS:* But Lincoln waives this right, which even the hostile clatg It unconstitutional. ktqrilals admit, and sets ilys time when a draft shall be made to fill up deficiencies in State quotas so far ahead that Con­ gress will have an abundant time tn con- lb change and amend it If neoeaury. The following is a copy of a letter from At for the neecnlty for more men, no Mason to Jeff. Davis found among tbe one who knqwa the wear and waato uf intercepted correspondence of the latter. It plainly shows the treasonable purposes armlet will be enrprlted at that. The rank, need filling up aa mUch aa the de­ of the w riter at the lime of its date : pot. and magnxinet. We mutt either our Lordera opeo to the enemy, or ve muet fill up the rank.; no middle eourM will 8o. To leave our ealdier. aa they taip destruction by the superior forces of the rebel., who have juet filled up thtlr ’ September 30, 1859, J “MyDearRir: I have a Jetler from Wise, of the 27th, full of spirit. He laayw the governments of North Carolina, I South Carolina and Louisans have alI ready agreed lo the rendezvous at Raisigh,"and others will—this in your most private ear. He says further that be had officially requested you to exchange with the night of their first day out, they ware ' placed in annuli bouse, and tbe guard <>f nillm of the Rappsfatnnrtril, and reluroe J «ir-.e. «*.Sith>a ■ de*lro.wg *11 ■ five men took their proper positions. The lo camp without finding tbe enemy. night aped quietly away. In the morning wJm..«w,ort. b * r.»i! 7 the door of the cabin was opened, when correepoodrat of lb* N. Y. Time., erad* ; My diOi.ax* I lo! twelve of the fifteen detailed Degrnes a Pretolems h*t week we InadseJ beet current and blackbery wins! AecwBirr.—1 tnass <jf day upon turn, while in a guard kept their eyes open, which cannot be doubted they could not have escaped, k i. therefore inferred that the .able cap­ tive, by undue perspiration daring the day, uastgerated their natural volubihty and evaporated during the night. month par family,- while fifteen tallin, fcrwl opoo Mr. Crw Uptaf rtl.ll Ho MtaRPlir.-—41 of dor. mU rtMrtlW Mr. CrWO* «. a *0 rro* —tap* from Irtlrt I U> boUrtrt. «„ B.. Miu------ Iota. TUr aaw aodaddiag olb«r; nadrio—J Urg. .brtl, »ld<* to a eorrrtil« ba art. In mrti™ •»’ A*/. * . rt. rtfa. , , . . ji Ihnratr. U«t, ,n. imet Oct 14.—The enemy's infantry croaaed TUK T 1> U’Can., the Rappahannock thia morning upon the rEOPU.'? V I.' lvJC**r**<l two pontoon bridges near the Orange and fteUtMjv*e mrt Alexandria llailroad bridge, drfringfhack I ire. ber £t 2r was’owtir i*i m motion b, r.l«M •>»«•>“ •"1 Gen. Grrftg'acav.lrvdmafani which |.«t vni...»«hU . .. X . . . . Irarr itaciii.ai d aurtafab dar rruaiu ingthe railroad wear Boalton oear B<>«i|. ton Btatiun, and extending towards Staf­ ford Court Hresse. Col. Duvin,1 brigMe y.Gem Buford’s Oarbor, Eaq, of Balbmorr. brt .gHBE SPECIAL NOTICES gSTAtft’WllED 1780. , brother met hie death at the band, of the younger brother, with a gun loaded by a rebut—Ximaet Sloit JmntL ed in New Yorit laat Aonday night, PETER LORILLARD. Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer >- -7** .* «,r‘ (Ftxyarrfa « Ckamter* atraaS, Maw YrrM nltowx mtorr. aaid : “More thmt.two hundred officem have o. «> <<>•<* i*g« «ni u r PntartMt Pirttorttata" ““‘™ I 000 -or. Il prtr> tarfrt Ik. tartl °r "*F !»«>•(- tan rt ,k“wntauly w «“f 10 nl!>® •o,dir ''rt -tab (ad Ibmn ■ omp “•> TtLLOW 8XUFF. upon the country, 0,725 mHilary comtniaaiooi base passed through tbe Milita­ ry Commit!* of which I am a member, composed of four Republicans and three Democrats snd that Committee never gave a disided poliUenl vote upon a sin­ gle am of the nomiaaliona.” oey to get hit oartiicalM foe the three , hundred dollar, substitute inoMY for < tQ bottom of tbo well behind the tw I die 3d C.>rt wee found among tbe deed. His brother William, after being a prisoner, picked up a gun, where they had herded aer borsea to steal them, and with that guu, as tbo rebel loaded it shot thiaBead. Since, Mr. Thomas McFstked, of Franklin, has brought us th* murdered boys packet book, with note* and memorandum* In hie own hendreritmg, and n dollar fail on lo-rtto. op," «>* 8tbofJ.no U art prmloortj grtonoafad. ficiwawa TOBACCO. Wa art bj aa Oblo pq«r lb ponOrtmrtlolbalSmta TV Ujfart- rt,*'. "lolf. Itar b rfl, a popotar Urtorar .nd •' fafaMmipIntalllllrt'.oitamn On Lomu »» a little fartherHastings relieves anly ; way to Baltimore, after fitting them obt 58 fiuniliee at a cost of nearly six thous-1 quite liberally. I asI Friday bo earns far 08,000, or four dollar, a month to sashfamily. Now I veewrbed well, about ten feet abo- J.m.. Dfakrr— «ro boUdiog », by reference to‘the figures that the exInform biro, and aa they had driven him I ponditure from the Relief Fund have been many a time to Cambridge, he would I •5,860, in Hastings to about 96,000 in himeeif drive them in hi. carriage thither a political belie, will pot the above nugalt the other fifteen towns; The Super­ on thi. important miwire. Bure enough, visors probably,carried iKis comparison! they heeded hi. teqeeet, and ba drove Ik passu* fteo«,to are where the “] rt lb. Tb.ro.pplr talo» — h to OMIO»pUl»d u.ing * 5 tart r. a,'.w?:; »- ranks by a remqrseles CUMcIplIon. The war ha* now got to that point the usage or power of tbe department in where we can ne the end, and that end such esses, bot, if it can be done, etsfo by is not far off, if the armies arc rciaforcnl liberal construction, I bop*you will soofahapter seventeen of com pi lai "lavs, cede. Was there not an appropriation and that the County Treasurer ba rost the last session for converting flint in­ oqi#sted to furnish a list of the rejected Tennessee, and-push the enemy further to percussion artnsl If so, would it not tagns uf each township to Ifie Superylgor doyixj.^ Victory Is in our grasp ; and furolih good reeaon for extending such of such Township. Resolution adopted. every 'volunteer is worth a dnzto six facilities lo the States I Virginia proba­ W Jfr. Hays moved that the Rrtoluti^n bly has more arm* than tbe other st> ath­ gdoyted by the Board of Supsreii*W In months heobe, to secure, without uacecem state*, and would divide in case of regard to drawing orders oujh.e Military esaiary wntooflife or means, tbe sup­ need. In a letter yesterdsv to a com­ NMieffund, be publ.ahedJW^UkTy Ju pression of the rebellion and the rC-estabmittee In South Carolina. I aay It as my r both of tbo village paper*.'aOd’.oohtltrued linemen: of the Union. judgement. In the'eveatdf Fremot** vlecfo* four weeks in succession. , Metlon lioo, tbe Booth should not pause, but prevailed. • proceed at once to Immediate, absolute Tbe Antler Fuad. • .The committee on mis^ljipraulckltns and eternal separation.' Bo 1 am a can­ . reported that tboy liad cxnfiiincd the fol­ It will be observed that tbo Board of didate for tbe first halter. lowing accounts and irould'reeommebd Supervisors forthi* county, have paused “Wise says Mk accounts from Phila­ A0Mr allowance a* follows : * delphia are cheering for Old Buck In wtk.. 1 ruun* a resolution restricting families of" wluntetos, to two dollar* a month for each Pennsylvania. I b»pa they be no* de­ lusive. Vale «( Salute. mtasber except In eases of sieknasa.— “CoL Davis. J. M. Mason." There is, considerable oomplaint of thi* rcifriction. There Is no no uuu»» doubt «». fait L that - pa« a*eo :55' -~ T4 reetricuon. mere is —. A atavekeiaer Drtrl.f kle Slaven to the nocrulUaf Ortee. W 74. In socne cases it. will be found oppressive; Our Baltimore'correspondent writs.: “*'■ “ .while in other*, it only checks useless ex­ “A slaveholder In Dorchester county, travagance. There were several causa*, in this Bute, recently said to hla alavee w. t H -to i M probably, which Ind need the Board to that they had bh permission to volunteer adopt that reeojution. It -will be seen 4M prorw Wtmww wilt be printed next wet will pay var taxpayers to giro t CURE ToM Board met pursuant to ndjoupmeut, roll called, quorum present, Kfavd pro oowded to business |Ir. Elliott, Cbalrmeh"'of oemndtfee on Indsbtsdnes* of Militet^reieiief Food submitted tbe following report: The comiAittee on the indsbtedoss* if 'thweomrty no account of tha Military Re Frif fond report the ereoect-'deut to far 110^44 03 That the probable expenses -for the en­ suing year will be about 916,968 00. * * Adam EUiott, Chairman. On motion, ths report was accepted. Mr. Diiott submitted tbe followiagRrootoftf, That no Supervisor ehaUfaens anj^dcra for relief of families uf i olooteera, except in sickness, -for any sum greater than two dffllara per tnpqth fortoch person in any family .B»id."tbat no “person that is over iixtee^.Jto<S of agdf except beads uf families, .4lfa sick, Itone, insane, dumb or blind person* of such families snail be ennumsrptad or en­ titled to draw Aut at lb* Volunteer tteliefFund. X ' f l Tbe above resolution was adopted by veaa and nay* as follow* : . < Yeas—Mr. Steve**, Mr. Holme*. Xfr. Dfletl, Mr. Braith, Mr. ILsll, Ur. Deyrey^Mr. Lapham. Mr. Blake, Mr. jTmmaa,Mr. Philips, Mr. Searles, Mr., VYfaslsr tod Mr. Illll. . > Nays—Mr. Carpenter, M^Hay^. and Mr; Hanna. ’ j Mr. Holmes subrailted-jto fidjovuug: Bsso/rodiy the Board That the rejected isxm renrtsd to the County Trcawecr Jijr the yMT* 1852, 1800, 1861, and (862 fa> as- W« r«t»T « [<« ■>< tW Bo.rd of 3of«r.i«>r» <b« — [JEW HARNESS SHOP. *-, ,-4 fa fa. buUfa °< »k *3. brt. •M’j’f •J «rau ofc.™ " h thto is,—Uuu. ■n^' JKtlta., «an k.1 fc* �OCR STOCK OF GROCERIES I i B VRBYFUIX AND COMPILE. i OUB BILLIARD TABLES : Are ro-Sltad wtth New Cwahiona, aed , tho Bno— a—- ------------ ■ - ------ --- • OUR EATING DEPARTMENT IS C«BT NO DrwalmuSM or Revdyirm Bill Im nllo^d, eral neighbors. The old man Lucas caught Trump by the throat and held him first while his eon George shot him twice with a revolver, killing him almost Instantly. They then lucked up the two others la the bouse. But the affray had been witnessed by a' passer, who went Immediately to Lebanon and gave CITE Ct t C1LL I Al wo are datennioed that Hasnxua ahull have one grocery, and arrested tbe old man and his two W s raiwT a part of the procaedlnga of eons, who are now in tbe oounty jail of the county. “Tbe writer of thia is acquainted with bslsnce will be printed next week. It all tbe parties in thia tragical affair. No will pay our taxpayers to give them a longer ago than in the latter part of last passing glance,to see where tbo’‘people's Julv he beard tbe elder Lucas avow his political aentimeata and boast that he money goes." bad two rifles and half a’doran revolvers Ouiatoov.—Io our published List of in his bouse, which be and his sons were prepared to use In defence of their OptnPremiums last Nraok we inadvertently FIRST-CLASS mreaiArp billiard UNIVERSAL the Board of Supervisors this week. Tbe CLOTHES WRINGER COME AM) BUY MORE OF THOSE— AM VERSA!., omitted those of- M. L. Williams, for best currant and blackbery wino of 50 rants each. Accidxkt.—Mr. Geo. Cramer, of Woodland,wae severely Injured on There >lsy of last week by the falling of a large mass of day upon him, while in a well.— Tbe well was being sunk upon hie premi-1 ses; anti hsd been sunk 30 feet, and while he and Jam«« flotebkisa, of Carlton j weighing more than a ton, slid from tbe uncurbed well, about ten feot above, and being very narrrow at its base, struck tho bottom of the well behind the two mon, falling forward upon Mr. Cramer who was stooping down, throwing hie bead Tterxoruiro Tira South.—The war la desolating Rcbeldom to such an extent, that large sections will relapse into a wild state again unless measures are devised lo repeuplo them. In order lo avert such a fate from Eastern Virgenta, it is propued to allot to the soldiers, homestead pareels ofnot less than 40 acres, in the districts abandoned'or forfeited by the rebel proprietors: and ibe policy may be extended to other Slates, especially along the seaboard. We. would like lo see a law passed at the next Congress to divide a portion ot the rebel lands that may be confiscated among the men com­ posing tbo Union armies, vilboul distinc­ tion of Color. It would save those re­ gions from ri verting id a stale uf Nature and would be tbe most eflecAual means for rooting out whatever of slavery^msy remain al the elnsa of tha strvumta GOODS I Alreooony. Allrai. H. P. Cu.a.r/ [u ah. yitdS) Deputy Ragiater tn Chaorery R. J. GRANT! CHANCERY ORDER. fiT4.T» •PMMBiQAiL-Mgba ^ui are O Utt. ta Ukaaoery. At aaaateoaof «1J Caerl tekdaa al th. Court Howe, is Haatian. on tte Hik day af October.A ti. tala, w r*-— P n:__ u v. JT. D/vwo. (inrfialMnt, Gr»Tf» K. Sirrirm B. I.UVESS1L CLOTHES WBISCEB wtB! (notion by raising tbe gates two inches. Mou Lamm Arrow. —Darwin McOmber, Esq., of Baltimore, has furnieed groatlv *bor»*i. live average durattaa <rf Luman life. Jlie re® impoetnoee of ttefe rerwirterv lion* hu ted os to *pend year* lo jJrfcciHc h revnody wiiteh la adequate to it* rare. TLn wu now o*« to tbo paU»e under lbs name of Aran's Sanaaraniixa. although it U ro>upo*ol </ Ingredients, some of white exceed (ta teat of Sarevperifa ta literatiro power. Hr it* aid roe may protect yvmrsolf frofe tbeseArtag aaAdaagor of itaeadwonten. Purge m the fool rorroptioa* that vol and foaler in the blood; parge ou tte ren*a nt dieease, and vigorona health will follow. Dy It* pctoliar rinure On* rented/ atanutetr* ik faneu--oa. and ttasr expoto t!« d.rtcuqcrs wtarh lurk within tl>* system cr Imre: out oo any l«rt «f k. . know tte pwMh l.aro tarn dereire.1 by out a tatefeU « a MB-rori test sftUa State; Ou wettao of Hwmuy A Altee. HTRKXGTfl BA VER I Tiro saving nt eerm.uta aod face upon l!.o becket, sotting his face Boliciton lor said Coxjilaiiual, H i«oasuxt>lbu w.U afotM yaj starsv pro co tag* on Ito cwt We th. aaid defindaal, UarTtonu D. Mvtet, caaMhio in* ““<h “*orT u“,n *’*VS FOR badly and breaking his Mr. aptwsraoea In lbi> cause lo be entered within ITSELF Kt KEV YEAR in ite Mvlng of g*r Ylotchkiao was not much bort, and by four mouth* from Um date ol thia order, and that menu: Thrrr are MVtral kind* nvarty alike in l_ -1 ti.------- ------- i----------- *a_!------------- rvovra! cooitruvtiou. bat wr ronaidtr it important lay mg out all his strength raised the rr.tu that the Wnuger to Sited wits Coe*, otterwia. » lUMSof ginareu may dog the retere. aad tba of clay, and extricated Mr. Cramer ; then | jr*^.'1 grown in abomUnee io Ohi«> ratter* upon Uro creuk-ahafr slip and tear Uro and from which thia article is sluing him by the waist with one arm, I . i ’Acl^Z obtained—it baa an agreeable sleppdfl into the bucket and tbe two were aFzJI flavor, fine dear color, and poe- oonfrarod by ths sa.d dd-sd.rt, Harrison B KTANtTbE^' “*'J WUaTEARy COXReach. .. in this way drawn up out of tbe well. It, । MF seeseaall thequaiitira for med And it is farther ordered, that within twenty Every Wdspr with Cox Wkr»l< I* Warday*, lha taid oomptalntot eauaa a aoOe tbfs raalrd la every particular. Kina) purposes, and for a bet was a narrow eicapc from instant death ' <frd«r lo bag. ebb*a ad in tbe -Itertien Banner." erage of the beat imported a swwspaper prftiM. aad drrelottag la aaid coun­ NO WRINGER CAN BE DURABLE to both men. brandies. Aa a flavoring for mince plea ty qf Barry, and that Said publication be eon tinned WITHOUT COG-WHEELS. foul oae« in aaah week, for at laasl ail weeks, and other cooking purposes it is the most al A good CANVAKSER wanted in every town. ' or that he esuse u eopy nt iLI* order to be per Nsw Saw Mill.—John Tilnoy and Z-9~ Ou receipt of lbs erics from pUevs wLeio economical article that con be used, being aoually served upon the said deiradaal. Ilarvtaoo sos is wiling, we will sand tbe Wrianr run one half a'dollar cheaper by the bdttle, B. Meath, at leaal treaty days before th. time so os axruur >>. , . • J lf. prescribed for lb* appearauee of said defendant »n tbe Tbornapple jost-bolow our village For particular* and circulars adders* “ * ' oWtore for Comptaiuaat it is contaminated using a & feet drcular rriginal.) R 0. BROWNING, M7 Broadway, N. T. "BJta,M’X>8SSy. saw and adding other] machinery. The fmind rapid sale, and is.feqljf gaiflfeg ln large wheel, which le a earrent wheel, can popularity giving in all oases the utmost S\LE.. be seen in motion any day, and it kept in satisfaction. Call for “Roback'a Catawba IN MY LOT OF TRADE! Come and See 11 WE UVAB JUST RECEIVED ____ _ Brandy,** which may be found foreale by Druggists, Grocers and dealers generally throughout the West. ■ ' ’’ C. W. Rosses, Proprietor. 50, 56. GOaud 62 East Third Street. 4M with Um largest specimens of apples ■ A large stuck of TATE OF ■MlCHIGiX.-Tbi Circwit Court for tbe sowsty of Barry, la Cbaaeet y. Praaant, Hu. Loen R. Lcrau,OWrent Aafea S CHERRY PECTORAL, Tho World's Groat Remedy for Oou<hs, Golds, iDOiotent Oonatunjrtion, and tor the relief of Consumptive paUenta in ndvaucod stages . of ttw diastase. JU. JGta sad J. 2, Mil-. fMmtnnt,. '■ Is pMsaaoe aad by rtroua of a dooes. <J AMs eats.whgsi®;’ svjat LIST OF LETTEBX, Remaining wneallod fur at tbe Hastings door at the Court Room, la Uo village ol and tbe 20 weighed, in tbe aggregate, P«t Office, for the weak ending Octo­ front Hastings and county nt B*rrv. In tbe Plate »f ISj Ibe. ber RX, 1863: ' ‘ Tti. tan teen te long awd SM ro ou'retaslly known, that wo om! do no ux.ro itea >C)JU Sxow.—Laat Friday, morning snow covered tbe ground, nearly two inches in Flakes of snow also fell on Set- iurday. Thia 're having winter about two months too early for Michigan. tyjSincc going to - press GR&CESL1ES -ST •TUATMM ATT KADIH3MA i C H O O IT HR 1| -depth. reted 00 to do an h ha* ever dmx-. Prepared by Du J a Arsa 4 CO.. f*'”rr*«i eno MaWyteM ( S-wirta, we learn tliaitHastings. Rutland, Baltimore and • Maple Grove are free from draft Cl»lking GVARDIAX 8 SALE. ta Uro melter of tbs estate of Tbouias :B. Os ova fourth page will be found tbe Preesdeot's Prodamatioo calling for 800,­ AND 000 more soldiers. Il accidentally ap­ pears under the head of “Agricultural Itemsbut no matter for that. DRY GOODS! Ifoalo lha highael bidder, si tbe retedenoe of If it is nut an essay oe raising potatoes, It la , HABDWAKE ^ir<wo,lf* *tpuAA«* K/W* will improve your1 aaid miaore to wii I Th. aoaib-weat quarter of ARE yoytraaalag with pais, with Oser in year to “cone up,” on the 6th of January next, Wi sea by aa Ohio paper that 0. L. PICTOTE7GALLEBY! Ray is engaged as a lecturer in tbe Tem­ u perance cause in that State. JTbe Mariet­ C. B. WALKER, Pmfri^r. B^fnln ta JZepiister eajra: “Judge Ray is deserv­ ^rjS4!te’**w“*^5i^ edly a popular lecturer and will deeply j { WAR CLAIM AGENST! Tte ua6srai(n»<l. bavlog *11 lbs bleaks aad usessssrr iastreettaaa, la ernarad ta collect all i cblsa against tbs Gov«ran>*at for Waraon'a NscSaiaia Krxo will lieeag* ywr Mtn. ARE you swarooflho ssteteeesef the GsaarbvwTraojra^^ALGIA KING, a certain if not previously germinated. THUS GALLERY Yes erected naw,teMteU. hr wy apoctal aeeom unodaiioB. Tboeo wiahlag for Cm Grmt KNMfa Bmnedy! BOUNTY, BACK PAY, PENSIONS, tat, &c., die. I atarara Celleet aad never fail to Fay HARD-WARE! No feee rewwrest wmtil clsUaws are calleeu*. Ofltea'ss Burdiak SlrooUpposnt tbs PosHXBes , Kalaaaaos, Michigan. '< A. A. KMAPPEM, OosetnUyea head. JOB WORK ALL KINM OF JOB PRINTING. i ******"«> h3 44 I PAPERHOWARD ASSOCIATION. STORE. After aa abase so of several rears. I bare agate reused lbs HARDWARE TRADB, . OX MOXJtOR BTBEET IE THIS CITY. i*;!**"? old (■tore are aad frfoada ARB yeoaetodug from tto (wowiapor Drurer- certainly an essay to raise soldiers; and ! we shall find them a crop that Is likely interest aay Intelligent audience." ^DVEKTISEMENT. CITY IMPORTANT AND TRCK1 �r. Xd. tmrrra of lb* toUatew faK>» of tte UtSd !B7—-...'.I Bwto wMI expire during tte ct»mingj w WA«re«» In additloo to tte men rxiaed tedx te abC2 31,000.000 p^ mtelh, by tte pmtKl dreft, it is deemed expedi­ whi3> would ve abouCISO per day..to ent to call out 300.000 voluntocre' to dg-.qff±^...................... •arva far three yeem; no*, therefore, 1 Abraham Uaouin, Pmidatit uf the Uai®Stel DtTFrtora Army end Nary thereof, and of tbe rnlKtie ol the several states when called into awtioe.du Imus thia, my pndamatioe, upon tte Girtrcreore of the different Simba to call into the United States service, ta the varivoa companies and regiments In tbe field from iteir respective Blates, their quotes of 300,000 men. • I further proclaim that ait tte volun­ teers that are called and duly cnlfeted, shall receive advance pay, premium mid bounty as beret..fore eommuniceted to the Governors rrf the Steles, by tbe War Department through the Frovoat Mar­ shal! General's office by special leltys. I further proclaim that all volunteers received under this call, aa wdl.-aa all otheni not heretofore credited, shall be duly credited af.d deducted from tbe quo­ tas established for tbe next draft. ’• I further prodaiin that if any State ahull fall to taiae the quota auigned to it . by th* War Department under this call then a Craft fur the deficiency in aaid quo­ ta, shall be made in said State, tor their dueprnportien of said quota; and tbe aaid draft aball cunimcncu ou the 5;h of January ISM. ■ I further proclaim that nothing in this proclapialhrt. shall interfere with existing orders or those which may have been is­ sued for the present draft, in ,lte States where it is now in progress or where it has not yet been commenced. The quo­ tas uf the States and disiricta will be as­ signed by tte War Department through tbe Provost Marvbal General's office, due regard being given fortta men heretofore furnished, whether by volunteering or by drafting and the recruitlag wiQ be con ducted in accordance with such iaatruc tions as have been or may be issued hy that department. io issuing this proclamation I address mysslf nut only to the Governors uf the several States, but also to tbe good and loyal people thereof Invoking them lo lend their cheerful, willing and effective aid to the measures thus adopted with a view to rffiaforre our victorious-armies now In the field and bring our military operations to amcccwsCnl end, thus closing forever the foundations uf sedition and cruel war. In w itness whereof, I have hereunto set my tend sod caused the seal uf the Uni tad States to be affixed. D.me at the Gty of Wallington, thia 17th day of October, A. D. 1883 and of the independ­ ence of the United Stales tte 88th. Dylk»Prerid*Bl: ABRAHAM UKO0LX. Wb. H. Ssrsrti Bscrvtery ofStote. '=^ SCBSCKBE FOB TOE BANNER - ’ •fHE OflfiX ^XCLW’E Only BL <Mr »1. T\\e%c Ww cure a\X Xkx “vW* wkvek $UiJa \* Wvr Xo," k*V a* a wauAkaX aataX—a <£rcaX ■RwuXaXov g\ Xkx va*Uw. I* Xkc DvUou* xWWe*X and. SovxXkXkrrc. kas, 5°* a Xoa$l X’xjckc, \>un raucXv needed an art'uU oX BXoxaaek. ‘BkXXere, wekkck, ij taken \n ^rc^r c\uanVVu, and aXXkx\vr«v*r Xvmx, art. a sure ^rCAjenX'voe Pr*te«4-ABRAMAM LINCOLN. ctJUpoa. F« />rwU«;-HA5NIBAL HAMUfTiRuian Se^rp^Ae nsa^-HALMOX F. CHXSK. Aerrfcry ytU 7afcr^-c5ib M. SmiMi. >f lod. SaeeUry at Ma Ater-OIDEOK WBLLK8) af SeertUry^ fTer-K. M 8TAXTOH, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! Bilious Fever, . Fever and jflgue. Liver Complaint, (Dyspepsia, indigestion, ■ Jaundice, Kidney Complaints, and aXX. d\eea%e» lar naXure, Unconditional Loyalty. CASH STORE IS.BATTLE BA TOE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS In iMa Mvtet, »W « MiO/rjiY TO Jii "j , . SbsUsjs’ Suintu Si ,«■ 7*» “T* PAY. JOB GOODS. CALL AND EXAMINE a am- are com\toud rare and \vouxr^u\ rooX% and kttks \»kXek. make Xkem 'Vov.xc. Our Motto—Small Profile and ready pay syesrr 5sa«s?.vsa sSss^sftewsffisss.'Kx WE WILL NOT BE fa* <M»l*dnj Uf«bc«'.'>* ta|aa^1ii*y ,otn^.vrBMI-»r.ii.lA. «rd ■Q* ■R.o'baeV* %Xovtvc.e\v 'KxXtc.v* SUBSCRIBE [FOB TOE BANNER! are X\w, \vooy vaaak V'rv.cwdu Dr. D.okaekk Poliiicil Jintterj. fttowMvcXx CARPETS saxye X\v«, jaoov vaaxx. xaaaa DocXork DW.\>. " OIL-CLOTHS ■»«. ■Ro'OocV* '?SpM3Su^,i7Xi are Xke, Ack. vaaak So\ae» aad. Cora^orX. Dr. D-okackk fi’AO'ttvacXv uvw^otaU dcVAvtaXed. SUBSCRIBE FOR Democrats of Opro—You have been bra ten—by what means It is now idle to enquire. Il is enstigh that while tens of thousands of soldiers were sent or kept within your Sista, or held inactive in camp elsewhere, to vote against you, the Confederate enemy' ware mkrchlng upon the capital ofyour country. Tou were beaten ; but a nobler battle fur cootaitutiaml liberty and free popular govern ■mm waa never fought by any people— And xinconqoerablu Grmneas and courage ’even In the tnidat of armed military force aecured you these first'ol human right*— free apeach and Ires balin'. ,*Tbd conspiracy of tte 5th of May fill before you. Be not discouraged;— fesr not the Republic. Ms’mtain your rights; aland firm toyourpoaition^never yield up yonr principle! or your or­ ganization. Lialan not lo any who would have you lower ymlr standard in the hour <d defeat. No owllowmg «f yotir opinions uprtn any question, even of •F^icy. will avail anything to conciliate! your political foe*. They demand noth fog lintel tEe IbSdliile BUrrefidef of iour principles and your organization.— loreover if tbe re be any bone of tte (Jbnatitution or liberty.U.kui.tte DexnociAV ic party al>.ne; and ybrt* fellow eltiMte in a litda while longer will sot IL Time and <■ Vents will force it upon all, except tteeo wbuwly profit by tbq calamities of tbe country. I thank you one and all for your sympathies and your sulfrages. Be assured that, though still an exile for no offence but my political opinions and free expression of them lo you ia peaianalile public assembly, you will fed ms ever steadfast in tboM oyfeiona.and true to tte ConMltuUtm and to the State and eoutrr ot my birth. r. • wi t T Awtiure t'ar YWi. vtn. I(egv,latar -rn.: «ME holbrook, YTVKXF.r aadCuanarlural te*,S . ISuuwary. Ga»«r.) Um> ! *•» tea. aaeoU aUQ at Uaibr^Va Btek I weak and. THE BANNER! j; M.'BtNBRLfe pUYSJCtAS »wi flarproo-' ?Oca l» Dy. Tkokockk fttOTMEcV *B\X'Uy* dnne mtXanckoXx^ and make T^e en\o^a\>\t. jonx noBEUT*, l^“gg>m?csjamc; |al'MUfXW> r/ ’fcr Dr. ILokackk ftX.oxvxac\x 'B’vXX.c.ta rwHJnfa CAtlTAKTrt> PTLI.S ftfcWte*1. rate <t.1 rcvrtwff'<*Trte-"iC.,HWgatire. in the s*S'kiT, and iteir awjwrpMTrjraar* nreao teherfellv kncwa, CuU w need‘tel >k> more fltin m lUiteW R*<M'Ui Unit iptsliiy m ' ■MinlaHMtMik .1 ’Wi Ikrft^Mtlaaantea Arm. S. C. W. gobMk, tprqprMor, Jfv. g JDm< FburtA St., Citwimtail, to wA«n> •11 ordan ehauld be ^Urwaad. -•• Itefrtk-rf lU^^.aaJ^.I.j, A TTORMKY a.O COV SKE1JA)R A I A tefctetetettejstarCI;' cireaar cawvt CSwakF*’*' *r « tv sZ ttsrty. . ,. ■ I'articnlsr sttealios pa»4 U <l'» ««"1 3Li.ssris.wt veeeayelr rs«nw4. O-ltes. wltk'W. W. Rslpt. Em . M* at AH-b M( D-. « Go, f KSimS A BEKBSV8 FOR SALE BY TMBXKYd sUcOU KKMJ4>U A L MWMwss is CteMsry. *-» “«* U •ota. Br.ros.. Blleoted to with pn» •nd m arillng Ums at asi «vsr SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER! gSTABUSHED 1700. Another posterity aT tbs Company is that ttelr It Com Snxnufto.—Very, few peo“Tte pie hare any idea of the great, amount of tk metal used in camrinr cnxn extensive <*•»< siege.. Tte attack <m Charleston has fur- -1— nisbed an illustration. A single elevaninch gun fired sixty times, cr oaca every 10 KteiMM fur tee hours 10.900 pounds of metal. A fifteen inch gun fired at tbe aaroe | H. WRI6HT, ..OifO ffTwte gittm^ra put up in ^uart bcttU»,q/ which the above i» afao-elxaUe. -rhe label ia firwly en^rawd.nnd ie provided with a a^a-^uard /h>m ocunterfeiim. (Price <1 per bottle, o» •faArtf. X.td Ariatmffrem Oa OXI PBICIaeled. 1 MmrSriU!'»t>«lSl«tWT. are tke Sokdkerk Vrtend, ^YenenXxnfc DkarrYvta, D^venXer^, 'B.keamaXX.em, eXe. LOCAL NEWS. ' i «>• . B. jk HAiHnrPHrsaClAX.MJMGEOM asd PETER LCHULLARD, "B*> ooiMinrt, withU CAM PHOTOGRAPHS Our C*UJ >fnc sow euvbnUra cre^dersblr orrt Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer lUUCtadmrimt, (Foraerty <J Chamber, rtrwrt, x,w y^t j ■ y°l P**d*CT t0 tho "Ucl's Msester. BBOWX SKDFF. Dvmfctw H.r.ckxK*v. Zxoosrr clf.uk Btii'iaury.F"*1*- J;SS&?»SS~S> BXCBWSm 8TOKT. : ' k. C.- MUMDLE, - -leno, orworn. eBay* <rf»*«h week, ,'i1i_ ' ' ~ rapidity, will require 38^00 pounds.— Any one of tte monitor cUae.wUI require 30,380 pounds, nearly 30 tons of aboL>— Each monitor will uee about 2 tons of ^BW. BABSBBS SBQP. - ■■ ? . .qkAM* AIXKM. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-11-04.pdf 8572cd47421acaa5736937a2f3c45c6f PDF Text Text .iftHirf-'uJ .>arii VOL. YIH. fht Sartin^ ^ais*, •rlrttri d FUHLI8RKD ETEEY WEHRPd)AY po ae m; -AT-ZHE .• ' k! KASK®« DRUG STORE! udonta Satery ssjwsa# Total Amt expended over the ■ted efcptMe hr *e preet Am t nrc mary Io be rah Roberts &. Sthikem, ijastingfi’ business girtchni. Wfa gargUag sorag I. « fMosa a ttosstOrth. wtosstaggr^ra-oT the tray MnW Or ea-^ttoia.bak. the-spsM <g Mt. now and ,iuuel complete awortment of TW IhU vwy tesr wsuld.rau .'rrlxlxr. WU1 a ws.rd taser tbliig Is a> ewgty das DKVCW AND MEDICI*ES, fCtacsaJcala, Wiuts, Olla, Cam phene, BtsrHlng Fluid, TURPENTINE AND-ALCOHOL. ms ismis, 1>. C. I1AWLK»» XRALER la all biada ef Faasilr Gracmea. f Stan* aad Weadea ware, ami a gsweasl a» Ua«at ef Froriaiana. Alee Notary Pebllc. >ra, iso doors real of the IIsatis j» HoaM, jsr FUR MECffANICAL AND MEDICINAL FVKFOHEM,OJILY_<2 (Co^cludrd.) GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. Sl’Q ARTIFICES. FETTER. nCMEK. FIGS, RAlvISS. CODFISH; KJfSr’ **«*- MVELXEY 4k ALLER. TTURNKYA ATLAWaad Misitera ibCImb. evrv. Particular aUealiee trad IsCwwvevriM. ‘tot iavoticnilow *4 IttiesJw Lawd Alee a grast variety af tbs' arc tn ttbst IPXBTOTEKB1 And Cooking Ext nrI.% tnr <rar tua lai W( sIm ksrp sa ksnd a foot aseortaieal sf ST-A.TIOIO'EIR.’Sr, FENN. FENCIIJt. INES. FAFEB. EN▼EEO1YF. CABDN. »*, As. Cjmmi see abrlTM wsy lx losad all af th MOST FOI VLAR 4. A. HOLlrfoOK, TTOUmr .sdCosrralorU Law,, So i I'laancrrv. General Land aud Tel I ire. arraod alovy cl Uolbrauk'a llhck. PATENT MEDICINES JOHN ROBERTS, |)llYStC1AX asdSargwm. Dvaniegsa Broto 1 way, near lbs Court Boess. !F©IB CASE 1> . fl. J. HANEY. HYSICIAN.BCROEDX end Aeourtesr Offiraorrr MU'S Draw Mora Goody esr Mock. P n. W U1GHT, 1 TTORNEY «»J COCNNELWE AT LAW A s»4 NMwUsr sn4 CssawHor in Ctoaesjy.— CirceM Cerrt CWMUglewer Air ths Csss- I'srtisslar sttnlioe paid to lh» enrteettow ef »>ms«sd messy pcoaspUy rsmlltoa. O flee, with W. W. Ralph Esq., MidAtetMl* U.rrrCosnt’. URMrss. _ _ -r litotreers sn.1 J. S. YAM BBl Xn W00LEH Wednesday afternoou, Oct 14th 1863. Board mel |xirsuant to adjournment, roll called, quorum present, and Board {wocradcd to bualnnu. ■ On motion the oeeoant of E. B Quig­ ley for putting up the Lighting Hod on the Court Bunse. was rejected by yrae and nays as follows leas—Mr. Stevens,' Holmes ElltoU, Hall, Dewi-y. Blake, Tlioma* Searls, Wheetor, tlfil. . Niya—Mr. Smith. Carpenter, Haya, Hanna. Lapham. Philip* On motion the account of Roberta A Striker, was laid on the table. On motion. Win. Burgher’s account was laid on the table. On motion Mr. Wheeler was granted leave of abnecnce, on eocounl of aicknofi <A hia frmily. It was motioned that the chair appoint another member on the Commilteia, on the equalization in nlacc of Mr. Whedcr. Motion prevailed.. < .»--------------. Tbe chair appointed, D._ W. Smith aa euch member. It was movsd by Mr. Stevens, that u । order be dr»wn in favor ol tile Prnarcuting Attorney, in tbe win of Three Hun­ dred Dollars, to apply on salary. Motion prevailed.. Il was moved by Mr. Plilipa, that an order bo drawn in favor of 11 ,P. Cher­ ry in tlw stun of Three Hand red Dollars io apply on salary, aa Co. Clerk. Motion prevailed. Qc motion, Board adjourned until 7 o' dock thia evening. Motion carried. Wednesday evening, (fot 14th, 1863 Board met pursuant to adjournment, roll called, quorum pnaent Board pro­ ceeded to business. The Committee appointed by the diair to equalise tbe Aisese.nent Rolle, submitted the following as theil report FACTOBY, HASTINGS. MICH. f WANT 25JD00 Ihs. «f WOUL m L nisnofiiTuro into CLOTH— \ ■ —\ ' snraixM, sitter eo abars* er by to* yard. terms. V.C. HOLBROOK, ,• a a»irt» rtMis iwen i.-jou* s:u; net ■■ SU K51.SS .X . etthefoUewnigretoa40 to M Mill prr yard hr maosfactarisg Clot »ass1M70 UhMJ Il was moved dial the Report be hid £w4$SMhL1 - 125 00 1' Coch drawn Jury 2 g -TlMtotom* of w. W. Cooper of Aar dnttei and fifty cento was rejected. ’TW enmmhte ta> Titorteb report tbe Mowing amiunite that wMI to nisteeSry to tv assessed upon the tatable property of Berry eeani/ttar- the fear 1848: BMwwl'.' I v?-«i ’’ -ri 4fc<2* <• It was moved to take the report of the Cawraristae naeqaafiaatteadfAmaaa^iitn It waa moved that Um aggregate amount of the report of the Committee kw . • iu.w co be totalcs 5 5 per cent The motion Eat- expense breaming year 16£0(.Q9 prevailed. . ' It vie moved by Mr TbomM to T..UU ■meed the report by redwing the amount Tbe com ini Mae rreommmda the re- • added to the Prairieville roll, tetr per doctMi to thg lira>. to sxpauMs oa tbe . volunteer relief fund to 214 000. ’ . . - .. ’ It waa then moved to emend' ing the report over ewtil tod morning. The emeodtoent pre It was then moved to edjoa: until 7 o’chick. ox- «.k, i^k). 8 o'clock to-morrow monrfng. Tbe motion waa carried. Board met purssant to jr--------------H P. Ckxcty. Clerk .roll called, quorum present, Friday morning. Oct. !«, 1M3. ceeded tn business. Board met, roll cJk-d. qoomn present. Mr EUlMt aobmitted the I Board proceeded to teiunesa. Rn»M, That the wra ----------The Committee appointed by the on the dollar on the aggrvgMa valuation Chair, to report the mruacary repairs on of the taxable property of the county, of Countv Buildings, Ac., submitted the Barry he raised foe State aud County following aa probable expenses : purposes. Adopted by yeas and Nays Brick for well on Poor Farm, 3000, at ea fidlnwa ! ‘ Yrais— Meosra. Stevena, Holmes, El­ 8 per fbouMnd. . < (24 00 liott, Hays. Hall,- Hanna, Lapbain, Blake Drawing brick from BeDevue, , (5 per thousand, 15 00 and Tbsraab." Neva— Meesr* Smith, Carpenter, SewLaying theto in well, 8 00 Platform, 2 00 ey, Phillipa. Searles, snd Hill. Absent, Mr. Wheeler. 'Oraaccount <>f Mr. Robinson waa al­ Total for well. (44 00 It was moved Co allow the account at lowed at forty two dollars', by yeas and Board fence north aide of Jail, ten dollars. Motion prevailed ■ . . C» timber, lumber, naitamd. tabor, 8 8 75 nayeasfoHira* .. ?.'Z It was moved that the account of Wra Yeas—Mestr* Btevesa, H'Jmes, Smith. Plastering Poor Hnura, 5 00 Burgher be taken from the table. Carpenter. Haya, Uanua, Dewy, LapPainting Poor House ■odd ' U Ni?ilSwX U Eliiot^ lfalf, Tboiaa, kegs paint, , .. . 12 00 It waa moved that one oi his acoouuta 6 gallons oil, 10 00. be allowed at era dollar and thirty-one Painting Poor Tlouat, 5 00 Searira, RIH. anti Slake. eento. Motion carried. Absent, Mr. Wheeler. On motion of Mr Elliott the other was Mr. Stevehs submitted tbe following s — W7 00 rejected by the Booed. Rnolnd. by ihr Board of Buperriaura, Sills foe Poor House Bern, 800 Il waa moved to adjourn until 7 o'dock । That the County Trewaoreriget tbe assess­ feet Ufl oenta per foot, (4 80 P. M Motion prevailed. , Foundation stone, ■,;>». 9,60 ment for tbe several townships bound, Thursday evening, Oct, 15th 1863. for the year 1864. Labor patting axils and foundsBoard mrt pursuant to adjournment, Resolution b>sL lion atone under barn, 7 50 roll called, qooram preaeat. Board pro Mr. Haysvubmitted the following; ceeded to bra'nees AriofvnZ, Tha» tbi« Board recommend ‘ (14 80 Ths acet of A P Drake was rejected Repairs on cellar door, dbc.,. 5 00 to rar aneeeasora, the propriety of rasetby Hoard. Repairing walk on north side ■ « 'l l"S together 16 abort seeaion befort nMkIt waa moved that the acct of Daniel1 ing nut their aaerasnicnt rolls, (on the Court House Square, nad plat­ Cook be taid over antil tbe next session secnod MraidayW April) and agree uprtn form in front, and Jnmbnr, 2500 of the Board. feet, st (ID per thousand, 25 00 aotne equal nr umf-irm plan of valuation, Moved to amend by rriecting tbe acct or in at leeat a« for m the valuation of Stokes, 40 lb*,a* 7 eta, 2 80 Amendment prevailed. per*-rad property to concerned. Work, 4 days, al (1,50, 6 00 Moved to lay over the sort, of Mr. Resolution carried. Hays until to-morrow morning. Il waa moved to rniso one twentieth of Motion prevailedone mill on the dollar of tbe aggregate The C>«mmlltee ou MhreHansous valuation <>f Uie Assessment Rolla of the . __________________ _ SIM «5 Claims rsixxted that they hsd examin­ several townships In the County of Barry. J. E. Haix. Chairman. ed the following accounts And would re­ Motion waa hwl The report was accepted, adopted, and commend their allowanw u foBows: It was tlu-n moved t« raise our thirti­ Committee discharged. eth of a mill on ibe dollar. Mr. Stevens submitted the following : Motion Irat. — *«B6et allowel /faartwf; By the Board of Sunerviaors, It was moved u> adjourn until tomor­ . Mil. Relief 9 72 1F’< 22.72 that the proceedings of the pteaent seiw- row morning at tbe.hoiif|<if S.o'dcigk A. M Holmes» KalHUhta 31M । ion, and the mralng adjourned seerion, MH. BeS<H*& * A Blake : Jbe pcbltabed in both village papers, pro, , II. .P. Caxaax, Clerk. l Ct. Crt. Com/! S T I’Mipe t vided, that the mme shall bo published H Wright Saturday morning, OeL 17th, 1663. ’ for twenty-fiVe ddbtn for each paper, F Allen f,--------- ,,, . B-iarri mel purauant Di adjournruerl, E H Bearte MIL Hdtef 1 and provided, they shall publish the pro­ roll called, quorum present, B<>atd pro­ J A FaUer Hep Sheriff bee 14 ceedings of the present stesion soon evaded tn husiness. T Philips • “ JO after the Boon] shall adjourn. Harlow A <JoeJv*r Mrs Lowe 24 Mr. Phillipa submitted the following; The resolution waa accepted and • JZcsnfrrd, By ihy.Brard of Supervisors JOU—H adopted. M V Wheatar of tbe C-’unty of Barry that a lax of one On motion, the Board adjourned until hundred dollars be levied <<n the taxable Calvin HUI 1 o'dock P. M. property ofsaid county in aid of to* Bar­ Friday afternoon, Ort. 13, 1863. jsssr’^;ry Cranty Agrta«ilti>ral Sraicty to be Board met pursuant to adjournment, seed and applied la purchasing and im­ A D Bert Ml»sry ndl tailed and qnorrm present. Board proving the Fair grounds of said Society, J K Hall u tieiaroa proceeded to bunines*. , and that the same whra .collected, shall AdwnEUtoU’ Tbe .CmimUee na miscellaneous rvauia a fund in ibs hand* </the Barry K H KHrted statienary _ claims reportM that they had exiyninrd ,-Giuntv Treasurer, Subject <mly to the nrIl NHhsUen fcrasfe W 40 the following atqnunts, »nd would ,re>, J 0 Hbm» mUtar. rotsras 2 1U pm mend allnwssee.as follows; Froflmsj’aa »<'se« M the purpnac herein specified. O Hinman * , 1 M Jtowe* WWsesrasl. CtaiwaA Bac’A - Rsetoutira «« adopted. R R Ostpenter mN relkf 2 TO Robsru A Flriksr.ilatioaary, , 11. to • j 4A Mr.EUiuil moved theta romtuUlra JOetoMi «»*» of threh'fo elected by (bet ftrard tn bring before the Board a sellable resolntbm with th* view wTohMS&gweamiTy l«aa. (Ja motion, Means. Tbomaa, Hanna, ndEHfolt was elected as such commit- .... ! It was mevsd4ha44tenaaumihaf WilUri II.,, h. W» i™> u., .uu«— Motion tiro's>led. ►E It Mito hrtvtoHri Mllba iHt seventy EK s«4 tfurj P«W‘«- a*®* „ I^Cterk. msy be f«m.d l» tbe ftvttaiilara. »—’------- -- ------------------■.«<it'#aejmsarodl------------ -------------------------effWMtord lbya Irom tH table. . Mo Misti WOm 8 W Chase ItantoAAMto OtoWtilads �od by the Crwwitlto c CowBwfidtng*. and that tho SbeetT have ebarge flf live rrpaiiw of well and fence M the Jail mid the Couety T.-iMwnrer yjp t. iul tbe rwtwir* re|«ir* on the on the north side <M the Com nflft Sqtiaro, and the jdatferm in front efMh* Coon HowoowsnI that tbojfce the care of tbe court boose ^•d.T^ft- dutioti adopted. HalL UO oo' A*roxbW*ke. uhro SaMfr, Phill.ps gggg *■«!!? ■ ■1 m WtWft-lf W lteMjLlg* jgjMl Geo. Tboms Cal.ro Hill, Ztas'wd, Bv thn Board of Supervisor* orthaCDuhtren-; 1 cxfrftl Twftity Thouaaad Dollars, be nfiied by Loan for the current expenses 1 o^ voluntMTSi >5,000, of *aid Loan ba madopaxaHo tbs M < Maroh. IWt 1 45Wl Marti. Merrdv' 1Com berlaat I M»*Mm emaM have satis-, S5.Q00, March, 45.000. 1st 1T1: and 1st1870; C.OoO- MsS/lhTS I ktarab, the 1st fiH thsm s|ort ofd.dug jos* *tat was' 1W <,«AO|to at rateram, not exceeding ( ton per sanlper aonom. and and,!* — ilea, z,“ that ,|| region of mountry. ■ Rai1----------ai>^. p.iyJtf&w Thorns* and Henry P Cherry aro here­ by authorised and dirpeud to contract ' Gen. -Ib»ocnro* by the Wqabmgton. (bT Mah han h behalf of tbe Board. 1 and issue orttern therrfar on tba Tree*- Clrouicfe. thu'Cincirmti <9erota pule firth urt» of the County of Barry parable. a^ , ths -tiniee specified aforesaid, and they . are directed to pay to the County Tfsaamr any money recc v»d by them oft aosbltoan.‘ Rerolution adopted. Mr. Elliott prosented the fidh»wing. jewkwd; That all orders hereafter issued bv any Bopervinor of ttoto Coonfy fortterrdiaf of femiliee of volunteer*, .•barge that Gen. Roaecrana left tWbattla stall be drawn without interest, and the Arid dartoffthe <Mst.ar4dM4»^WtU. Cosrcty Trossnrcr is hereby directed to nnoja, sad reported-to tbe o&wra there receive al! rrfi-f orders fcr taxes. Reso­ w*^, i. lution adopted. diagram; tpWiped<* iWfrpnWtoet »> It waa mo»pd that each Supervisor be tho(,.UUJ^.!irk**b««Md to; ktaluda this alluwcd lfi eenu an evening for four very efearjie. .u.tbe* have mde it, who evening aesmona. Motion prevailed. , would gi«p weigU to auoh »- change The. Commkto ujon the Aaseaament, thcaonian in *acb ciroumaunew*.. smart­ of tM Sues anil County Tax to tho her-1 ing under their own diagraa^yahiolt would era! Township* rabmited the fbilowing natarjdly-piade tbani'yhydk-tive toward asthi report: their coat'naador. and raady.U* drag him KHU c*a*ty tdwud ToUl or anybu4f: to oncer their own fiiilure T» **We d<> not need to be informed frntu Waabiogttai wbera Gen. Rosecnana wni daring tbe battle, II* waa where tbe Commander should .have.been, if there was any exception, it wee when ba threw hiinaelf uadrr .fire in theeffurt to r^lhr the Wbhm troop*. When tbe ro*^ he.......m* Siers actvwdlngly. Then fata od coOrtiignimti-iu witlrfT ", Ttamjri* corn*, was p* and and Roaerftta/khd by nay of Cbattanoogt TsakaaSpriag til M all OT T M K U j‘ \ fM7«M IM> SS ItS St tl«U M Paid hr filtlMrirtWM T.>ta| amnaak of premia) »w oo; >M0* HaiWs (ItoMtete Vara Br^t I FEW AA«* toroey ail ■lalias^al kMa*n*«a*MeftWsram AseperiMUy rvlUN. j* *B sb* Mr mperter to any as* oU 4 Ik, Total .»•***•* -*•• • On malm, 1£ 8—Ur, of ty was nederod to pay9r osMtrftn ibto paid By'tirJsrs upon lheTrtwkuW<<rtv S&WS ^Society twenty-fine doMara to JI , G.- j Robinson, aavigriro of Barker dr Nevvw'* when be eyeciita an aasignme^i lUhi.,. B«j. 11. tihnr. of certifigatn uf.StarilTs mJ* upon oqrtam „,<> >> ■ rml ' V o lag-T VWM — w wwr- w —— - — ------ -—-, , Aladtlipsy D. G. JMblriantr tlirrt'HTnir’ < .dollars and sixty cents, amount ^at Ito | [ Into tho very tasrt »f tbst place. Oitar ■?B. demptltwF certificates »m said ffte fiW >gun* are to <«pen upon the city tbl* P. tesesontal. )>| It wb* not ini ended at first to make isrteft J “ ••••Uo roud -nta.W )a ! c.mmentb«U4ft i-PuMh vigM&** «»prr>atfe«*. bat circuuuUnces ba*e changed 'VP tfjahd ‘ tbe Secret*rv, r<n tte'Connty Trearoraf,' the pr.«ramm* entirely. Our ba He lie* —un lhk first of Feferusry next,j 1 are a1*<» al w.wk un Johns*), 8uftll*r and Cyrus Gib*on JmhAM.'Gididfldcr, i h*rrr*-!>. the »um of Bcveuty-eevno dollar* and ,M.Milifta/B»ea*M’y rvplm-rwmsvftiy , fiftrteti'centa,'fn N/ Barlow whenever-he C. IMl, WMHftg Col. . olufflquitclaim tn the Agricultural Sueiebur». HHi‘pi'tefatoi ton i. o.meHreJ, dthtagfe U ba* hJP ' ty all Ms right, title and interest in sod •♦»•* linger*. Anb^f .uffidenl waruli*. F«ur m «HtoW!Mnr .b>vM>Bgw h*s now enclosed in tbh Falr ,tn p>«iti<m ,4T Bullivaa's |4an>l. COM rocs 0 PTCJbltkTft »CT ftBCO C. a Pv*. McAllister.- Mirons it i* Mcllu* ta. Ztphany B. . 1 -Grrnindv. un<1rr«t>">d they w«H eugase tbs relwl Ovsen* ******* tfa—l* firdtsemrsef U« Mia*(fob district Nu'.flfl-l ■viwtartbie Oftsram*. • Tho ln<*ddae -w .^**r> lQ pny. by order or <*berwta to abn^M dtateiAlVt to panadpato. Jl« uft r .rtwrtw Maieto toaifty Btiee, hy Rutland furnished fe< nfMre *ne auung with llm Mii.w* wtobmen:—no draft in that . __ . infe* : w. . n. lutwA'utrr'W1 ! Headquarter* Department nf the ■ I—. a. nut । South, tlrt. 2T.—A number •/ heavy Voted, to pay to*N. Barbu Emanuel I’etenuan, McCTttftoek. <4* thirty dollar* and eighty-fire cent* gtioa in Wifw and <»rvyg opened <m Atto* T. Hwyck, Hohr^ Al Porter, I Sumter, Moultrie and Joheron yesterday when be shall duly a«*lgn to tbe Society Im* MJCMNtogUm^ft. "■ I morning. ^Firing was roniimrad at r*g8Bb.Dtart« No.-W-ntot5ngs and certificate*Af tax sste* for lair* ‘of 1862 ulir into -rial* tbrhoghost ike day uajil Ceilum. J upon tillage 4ot* In the Fair gn-und. dark, sod resumed ' again thh morning. Oro#».-Ate OtHWIKtoto Radert, , On ’motion, the Secretary wa* order- Tbe rang* of tbe guns on Sarwtcr and Jeremiah M. iMan^ioDaaoy Wtad, ad to canee the taxon for tbe current.year John*« is one-lhifd lea* than it was beU*car Smith, Frauklin D«*lpbyt JiarriMku tore thy Csplnrv uf Wagner and Gregg. L.Cqrp«wtar, M<lo Bata-rSu ■.:■■ :1 to W paid, tefi.ro the ease* a ball be । The ftrii.g .m our aide wa* excellent, e»*1 Sub DUtrfckNu. 30-.Jokqi.tuwn dad turned to the County Treaaurer. ' rrj •hrif aiwming to ha rffeetlro. Tb« Bollhworo. - ,.«-.e ...-ft jmh tavor -r.w •[ Qn motion of D. Striker the fulfowiajj1 J enemy did nj»t o>nimrnvo an animated No Draft InilUiftmoc*. ■ < ■ ।reply till ataoti nieat yewterday. Ilia1 JehastoWB -Steptovt!j^.Russrll, IBI practicJ Utefeeto* to that exhibited week* That tbe care and; Sneasgrram K-Stonto*. Wm. WWS-t*. Silas. 11. ago. Al the Meant momeul >4 writing Ferris,‘Itavutf J. Itaydrs^fesnc H. Cux. fn*n|td the FairiGn.undawf iheBoetay. | Ih> caaualllea Dave occurred on Our aide. John II. Morris. JoburT. l^ake, Xyiuaie be Committee to J. M. Nevins, Secretary and *■• perceptHde damage to <>er work* Muorw, Jtahu. Goer, L<>rf*m U. Gcsnly; of the Society, until further ordered ; and Alexander 8cougale—Mk- H *-(3 /.< f ' be is hereby instructed aud ordered to Sub-Distrust NvJH—Aw>>ria and Ma keep tbe fence* iu rvpeir^nd to caua*to<>• -fdrOrMt^___ ■I* .n-b,, ~ ■ vwwsrcfo ouuc e-iOFaA: w re hi* he rode back to when* ‘-*- order* could ly. Hi. reach the wh-jle army. ----- <>rd»h* di. — pay, * , and _.J when tbb rented it through the On motion the Report was accepted left fen hark ift the tri**”"W to ‘ Mjeebm Ridge and the Conwnttto- diechargpfi. jl'Finwd the rost<L.._ oTfh* artny there in " Amount paid af** “ Ywon for th<«r I line and in orAW.’M’ '|*i Smioo, 1BS3. I -Tbe'm.M of charge* pul afiont at attendance al the 0 WaAlntlim are unworthy ofaeriouv ref. utaleer. They contradiei eeeh mber. We know they are entirely false. They arern to have a onmmim e*<dree and ,to. hwg !>een circulated IndustrtooUy by th* •*« M Holme* of organ bed machinery, that indfeatoe A Eliott Attyria—Up*. Miil«a<v(-rE<iKarit'M. proaeMtnlall trsepaoees up<m the Csncwa, dedgn'Abe opp*wlte ofw desire to hare the 1> W Smith truth known. The pnrpoae will fell. The G«toa. .Ruluif D- Gtapmim. J«wvph Bl grourd*. Imilduig*, or other property of the Society. . '• o •« aim I* too palpable, and the means**Hie IVIIbanw.UppHj lluidg, Awiiwtort Ford. Ou rootioa, edjoerwed a*w«4ie. - * ’! Merritt Sh<-pltear>l, .Mm Sk-LmW, l*»n । that they will stir up universal indignation i. M. Navi**,' .-** D. tttwcua, rotn I. Ku.Mrll- V. ; Secretary. , Chairman. Mapfe Grove furnished her q<ruta 1*) , »n Ym*. Ou. SUHInK, •pecial save it 1<a« brew determined. I»y The charge* onncernlng tbe-nmemento lxr,®w previooa to the tattla laro rfxrtntdfeiory 8ub-DJauic| Jiv, $3—Cqattofen <and ■ TnW - Nxv^' iCJtro5 rtf Gaxxcx.—Ths Prrridetrt Lincoln n<* tn take any < Arial young king of Greece, it h V Both* of the French ievnafewi •<( Mexico 12 SK 3 u 7 M to each otter and sranaworthy (Takswer WouaUnd. w IS 30 6 3« 7 00 until some one I* Ssttlnd Up*w«. brid'th* feero to venture into hts naw 'lftnedom, until luir.mtu domestic difficulties dull 8I« 13 03 « 93 7 00 otter* taconaistral with )has abandoned.' man. Del-* Hinm^^. A. lMnh»r. as be may find when ter roaches • Athens bava troro adjusted. Calvin Hili'" 8 io ii io « :o 7 no An attempt was first made ro tteow' tbs DauwJ lj»(pir, .r,tid.n4tor A .prmal to the R’-.r/d, Wa*h.ngton that W he* n-t n h->u*e over hi* toad.— _■ . . The ex King Otho has IsU eftmu, to the toy* : Our special oorrvspmdcnt write* Mr Suren* submitted tbe following: blame on B*rt>sidv fiwmot j-wning R*»e- tmm Fichnec—1, , , .,. . x Ilaolcrd, 'Dial when the Bonn! ad­ crana. thus pretending that Ibe WashlngWoodlanJ—John Hainan, ,J>ayid; G. [ myal palace as bi* private property, and today that advice* from the. front are W. | tiw Chsmbcew are1 preparing to dkepete withoutifrirreei. Tbe railroad I* own journ, it adjourn to incet on the 1st’1 t<«i military department had premedita­ To.nrood,^,iei H. Monday of January next. Resolution ted tbe taking ear furoro frmn fii*tT*ntirVto. The new l-ntan Parlipmenl plrted I-. Warrenton Junction. The reb­ newe, wind) <ouM hive' bten a num baa Joel unanimously decreed their 'ir- el. hold burned BrMgr, eenwa tbe 'Rap strove, crime.” -,,.-T anioa to tbeGreek kingdom, tat in cer­ pob^mock. in great fiwor, ver trvopa ad Ou modou Board adjourned. -These charge*, if lhar are ofii.-i*! Deavenpurt. John J. 1 tain political circles It to ratber believvf Oko. Thomas, Chr'nshow that tta official ksoww'uotbiugnfito th*»Oreeea i*Bai»m»d lothelowtoMblre. IL P. CtinutY, Clerk. • tusftm. k to row karwa that do por­ and thsito tzwd Pabtoratna bebaft* (be i-» From Wa^taatoa. tion 1/ Bragg's army was withdrawn to 1 ? Mr. Brecboffrweriva*^ Miblie wrienme ta«k of patting the disiwderrd fiennerw The /frroMbM Ito fellowt« stseoor Johmum wbro be wa* operating ami diaorgsnirud army lot., working mm. ] inston. N«»v.' 1«t—The w*ual 8------- f Xtho Free Trsdr Halt; fn kfitoebedter,'' against Grant; and the cbarg* tnsde ite: der:- Thi* by iU> means r«Mp>uregtac rnor* i.f tattle* and skirmfeuhr* BTO Jirc the thh ititL, !>y tbo, Union and Eiuita R'wecTSitodid not divert ibis by stacking 4petiuo Socijy.^. ; prnupect awaits the young King, who to | vs|rnt I" day ; all of them, bnwrvrr. have BragL.slt»tp that Rmsrorans, lenew. the said by Ids sdmirorw tu be very liberal been tracvd'lo tbe Get that u»us! activity sitoation, and ihM th* Waabmgton official <«l some prefty hasd ldow^ of wbidi ibe i»n<) aiiiaiated with the beet iaayntMeis. The following letter from theTreawry ! prevail* in those imreans rtf the War DrfelluaiOg i. Kaposiu^nt , didw^ • ‘ ’1 , It in mt he remembered that: ihto very Department la important to all <ho may “And; now,, staee Great Britain, had Tbe charges that jftj,w|*, onjorad;.to, slaughter caul**, hog* or aheep, fir ante: ' here enabbed, ndd ttovMrftrd. and dtoto- Chanced aqd pmgreeaive dpvrioprurnt nrrny-tniH^mrats, and crrlatn prepare reirotq al ,Cte|ltsn<<iga — ^rlosigb to sled <<ily serrnteen yearn, of Trow. hrpL. OKm ofliUml OrtaB«, I .nested■ liver by th*'•Htrtfteta»rCrwhi.' Sge^i^om private acemmt* represent- aa ti<«i* have been oboerved, umiatly made meats arrived is fata. Wathbgtro, »•— Wk,’ UM. f upon tbe .eve of a great battle. Il la (field euirxiently admire the ’ptogrtoe bring bsecsalvrly elated al hlh new pfwiSm : In answer to your Ivttp- of the 'Tviaforcemrots da»w i •4 Ch'ri>liat..fy ip'.thi* rralm. Jbat'vrggt known Ihsl Meade, uu our side, and Lee -*ton, and to bare tbe tahil of manifeotlng 2-i'fi InaV, I have to say. that all cattle' ter bi* rrpwta. Wh RntsinUbould. iitow hor on the other, are i»t*ncB tvering fi-r tavor । hte »'n>« ... of hi* new dignities very wo­ 1 able po*illon« ; but the opiaiou prevail* elna^fiifrrH1for talt are •ibjert' t«r ‘the ing transported W)^ |l pleasantly to ltape wlm surroubd blhtoU, mi|,tMry circle- herw'iUl l^s will mu duty preacribed in otrftlim 78 of tBe Ex' tbs comimmfestion* « (S.J, .-f ISrWMll ciM'lww, aa amended by act uf March ninpiKl* ■ ri»k a tattle tmtxidn of bi* eptiynrhmenl* . j£|s ftlrongtb of, 3J. JM». 1 lift — same. two Uw— WWW about vr—, ThW, role le appHcnbie tn farmer* Can be not, sae frosi ihja, iliac had •langhuring fi>r *ah< cattle of th*ir owrt Romcrsns gms intoClutttanoojt*, relying rawing, as well a* th other perrons. 1 vm tM strongtb <-f the place, while Bragg Verv respectfully, bad a superior force nuliidc. it wtw’d fa>w. McFtttaeoa. ■Muffed |»l!'s.w|Wg. .mt). Wm.; : have etrodi hiscommuntaitlo«s, and then Deputy Cotntnisakwier. captured bis array by ebtrvatloft, or forttpf- ' him lo fight llt.lhele »wu ehneen poritital ■ ' Free* LeateeiM*. ft fetched Lima wipe smwa tbe snout I ftpatb wbich^ad been so • idrly.Wfnra*. Grand Rapid*, Mu*. Die only safety for R—ecnwi*. inxft tort 1 Ii • heavy crowbar, and the tn*wt*<Frj, tattrvvttxw. Nov, 2.—Tbe Jannul I of Cbaftanoqta, wro te hive an army able ed io AMeenalbk papers dMnotn pmMt Jbbt rpiHriy returned,whs n • smUber l1(earn* that & D. Lt*. W tecta. RnddvI It fcWbut* *lla great ntase ul that, att params* sMgbteriM caUte. 4to.,, to meet Bragg in an open field. Had b* W started bitn >• We travel* agate 1*sad F<»rm* are in the Migfitowamri -f LHsUur.C.mrtland and Saved*Ida,ftarth for asWv *»toH ««*«• retsrn.rtste- gone to Cbattenongn, «»d terongthened men. [The audience, in A-ply ’totkl* re­ n w fetch he did not retwrn. ’ • If tbML mark. n.«e and cheered C«’r eeWWS*' mWl J of, and pay tbe lax the refire; and. ‘•tn hto pc>aii*u«i these, while Bragg bad a eu wfead retreated doutetess II wouJiT*/1 ■ • «• g>ww tend wMi bia».- • .-ri.nvr:; *».. fcf caro of fraud or evasion, tbe party And- perier force, Rmecrsn. W—W hawoMri. ■*"; ing shall foHelt and pay a ferfi.it uf *91 dollars for bead firn any ealde, calves, - ------------------ ^... • , The Farmero* Mattia! Tire fUttta » “lf>n the beat nf tbw conflict seal* ' word* have Wen orerahatp ahoaM the vr sttsSHed to be evaded.* Ibis Ja of Barry and Eaton townie* U pn «rw- E~IM Wtifamentoeallbim toauttowntf ' willtoftriqUy eofcrosd- .. . ... ring finely in Its orgscirotiun and if the *- ft • A B- Teana. -^|ta«.*|Uura.l idbaaadwmtameefcwHIloteraat wo*r be • Urge and rellabl* eoatyetty. T*/ j dmrter yrhta> «e beige to worth /| of perusal and should fseelve |he , pMMrtWH Soarrr Mis ^w^MwwH attention to the w Society teteGog If ’« .it .UfWOtrch on fcrterdkf of i r. m. w.i™.( todifflaM «m Swtante) st tas Wrf*.Wta~V -"*?** -drafted me Duri<9 the tat three day*! som« excitement and ill feriir .diM&ty apruuacted trial of 1 bias for an sasault and batter Uns was ordered to pay Btb and costa of curt. Uf lb* an -of Um oaae •* canrot .peak w ■tj>, hwsrd no jftrt uf tb Frosw tbe friewi* of Uro. pad* itbe fidfewta- parttatUre, tn I &>«na ton day» •,noc- •**“ HBating* llo«»*. Stebbins lnsro^r.8r>JtamptaU.pasei keeper, teteo oa th* floor bid tar. Mr.8tabbros.ia puttft throw biml down a fli-M’ uf • •luring his wrist and .rtherwb evmnty.bb teetfrtAnBy on* Mrs. P. Geotgejor 10 yen fUnnel, »l. We Tvgrel the nuetake, *» make reparation, storo «*• • very eaperiur. "We learn s! ribbroi deroling a focnU pr aUacbtol to a 3 yr*t» G,J tel.->g*ng to Edgro D. Rej»d/ro failsd »• rwpi'rtlt- . been sneering the mate uf® railroad fiom th'w pl**, for ti day*. At tbe time this gets 1 they will WW?*” JTI ■Grove. Ito prop.*al tfepving point is bested on the bl IM*min artboo* Onpa* rmi*** 'b* aid ri *■ ICMCTIC. iiMJtM.mt JLXTWACT MUTUf T1IK UHKAT UIDkKTIC. ate W swum o tar STOite ibct la all ZtavoM/te w*te M irdr-.S^r,tt^* “A‘Fries •! per Bwttiv, er Six fte •</'' rlitwag |» MJ addr—» awatey >*rt«S from ciU uf Hadley ’a ntlll. Naw MartaanSvaesA** —Uy a now arrangement, w> stage and mail rommunm Umee a wiiki-wife Grand A stage leave* BaafeW*Jn-*k' deyKan.1 /rW-TV-S and eweb alternate Catviw Ijiwis lb« propevt tar fe-roerieed, and U ftdlj b'gb standard of cxcellensr q.ired.” Terms 13 per »(>nu •Tfekhqr.drFUMv.1hy"- EW tlAKNBSS BHOP. •’-'--‘I'--' •GoaMrVU«x> &* �' - «U1^, s” ^^xraaarunr If x^MiaMmmrjEo srrt I OUR EATING DEPARTMENT *• c—T~^e-T|ii> ■■ ■> so£?i^v^r *•*«IVK GfW ClLL! A< — ». Mml.il M Mm. Ad b. _ n raff. ctass GBOCERT, EAWKLAJjfc BILIIARD niter. .Srjfs: Ta Marrams Society MiusriiJ^JTp would call attention t» tbe swwiew-«4-u* Society meeting V’ •» kite A1 the Pr^.y-, to rise Chereh on 8 itwrctoy oftsnetek, .1 Vu'd.O P. U. W. uu«' Hi. .U1 drafted ineny.iniitne •went. ‘ '■’•.• Roteek's Stswach Bitters . "A tIiMala whkh, fipm the exlvneire eufrienqp «rUa-H^ekttbr,bacr QMAIbuM^jMua tbe numt\-fffcnciiHis In removing BiRiousnesa, Jaundice-, Fryer and Aguy, De­ “to poroM.keweMMJ to tto parte During the last three days uf last s0«4) rangements .J tto Tjver. and all'firteases some excitement and ill feeling wwarnrrs- arising frwrn an excess of bile ui<<>n the Ston^XJTUiZ^JjM^drSfii Uuc duccd Uy apruUattod trial uf M. S. Stake! J>atod, Oalatorillh. IMS. properties, giving strength t>> the weak •Sa S Is tbe sin generally cssd la private faaUbins, fer an assault and battery upon the' hes. and debilitated, slastieity to the muscular per.ua uf Lewie Campbell. 11® irU Obaxci Jcca. of tin “Acirrican AsrieulterisV* system, strength and vitality to the niVNi'yEkSAI 1 ri»TITS WBIKUEB: trial Waa bad'on Thursday, whan thejury < lire human frnmk - They esh l>c taken failed to agree. A new pnanei was made at all tiWjgs, without regard^V> dist^nre ••A ckill c.a readily wrioc oal a tubfull af «r aw*. wrf eioitoa in a few alautoa. It to ia reality a on Friday and a OonricClun waa obtained, tLr*TifW HAVTX! A TIMS RAYKA I to a to .-CflAN'GERY OflDBfi. ( -during Saturday eftsriwon. hlr. Steb­ KTREXOTfl KATKA! Tbe aerial of pitMUta ■31 atom pay a larre par ceatsge aa Ila 0M.L Wo ITATEOPWICmOAM.Tb-Ctowil. Cetfrtfer' bins was ordered to pay thirty dollars ibink the mvrblne mucb_ mon than I’ATM UlR and costa of suit. W lbs circuin.tawccs vuZewd and recommend them Io gnur^ GOODS!" R.l GRANT! ■■ ffilMSS’/- with osrtmd- Migbferul pWr to* of the case we cannot .tersin nW. Sen Anta ty, having heard no part of the svideuue. From the friend* of the parties we gain1 I»rr.—On tbe 23d day «/ Oeloter the following particulars, in brief: .last, between tbe residence U" A. Hubbell Some ten d-»y* sinoe, afttdaacs at the 1 in Hastings and my residence in BaliiHastings House, Stebbins was room-* ' more, a call'.kin wallet. Containing eight manager, sod Campbell. pawing ibetlitoE- , to.ptoeal eb*k4:y iwmitj5 birth of my bey. ■IxiirwbMOu mi. oM. I tore bed sisitf.WeaMpS Sil W.MBdliw. sU tMs time, astttias ne ter every kVa »f kier, sto ■fewiwriBU atfuM eouitort. J-seO naw1 sS■ rscvd l^.B( the ’Peet Je'e-eure.' sad to. s u-to fear bettfes. sad rm bow slmeei a well Vinca. My difflcoltico tore D.sriy BfrTttojj isrcd, sad 1 MsteeeMstotoppr.. . Im •‘Dressaaker. Cooecll .Anty^tb?*. Tu]'j*u^t. isSriK^fSiDEi/'"a Come and See !! ■WE Ererr Wrlaerr with Co< Wheels la raaieS Is every particular. War- KO WRINGER CAN BE DURABLE WITHOUT COG WHEELS. keeper, enrne on the floor withput a f»unb" ’ fire cent, and one or tarn ottiers of ten her. Mr. Stebbins, in putting Lirn out k cents each. Any person leavitfg said threw hint down a flight’ uf aLtirr, free wallet and contrnta at the office of the luring his wrist and otherwise eevemly nVAE JUST RECEIVED Arwd C.SVAKSni I. '"t, Un 1W Os reertpt at lb« price from rleeca abets ae -ee i. toll.J. we »iU seto tbe Wtianr raxS or txrsass. For perttoeUnaaS cbeelsM s4«torue JL C. DROWXIKG. ic B/etoesy, X. T. Wn uncraUutd tho case■ has Leetysppealed. - bruising Lian. DVERTBEMENT. (hnsMow.—In our published reports <4 prAiuma awarded At the Yair uf thia county,he hcrfclrotelly omHled id* >f Mrs. S. Geoige^ftir IO_ yards uf plaid, flannel, U. '» •!,.>:» >-.i« ■ J We regret tbe mistake, and ba-leo to make reparation, sine* Tto art ids was eery superom. •' AV el earn ihb that the WHOUdALE TO COOMBX MERCHAMTH. ribbon denoting a seaax!' premium was attached tut 2 years r.M Durham l/uN beltoiging to Edgar D.-Reid, bet the judges failed tv rep *ct It, , j woeerfHar fbr ..ref Die store liters w£ arrlbrr srvsdrertW. CtorgMfceUrw ‘ RsrtupAD Scarrr.—Engineers hare been surveying the route of tbe proposed . o. wui^Xa LOWEST CASH MABKET VALUE. 1 deal largely la. __ . CHANCERY OKDEli*” " ' QTATE OF MICHtOlX -’ilil.tlf CireSrt-asraic-j. toldan .1 ibe Caort ’ ' GROCERIES ,Y>.A‘D«K) ATT •? "Hz ass# fca* /.ma. Willhe tbw^teiaa./. railroad fioni this place, fur the last tm days. At the time thia gets into print , «-n I.*ej13rt5f53/r' -Gmve IU proposed/JefMAjt,and. ^L, । ing point is located on*tber Mgte geeund sstKtsif.X'Siri fitrsx’SK * CatoUa^oa band. ‘ JOB WORK Ah^UtlhWRISQ FLOJI ITLX (Jib I kin cut uf Hadley's mill. AND Naw Matlah» &TAM AnaAXMMKirm. —Uy a naw arrangement, we how liave , and DRY GOODS mail comfn*>ni«rthmk|t*>nT f (it M toKtor erdmd.'ttig'i^hU;twaslg lb. tod v»a. pi.In Ml uiiOS oUic? stibo to to s.bllahad in Ito -«»!■■«. Hanner." faryx "’** a-,«> and each alternate day, iWtttHM.froSa the ■■ Calvm Ijrru lb* proprietor, Inferuv*, ns tbs* arrangements has bcm' made', to um'.r^c^inMloa ofaUUfaL WAii^ACTtnr-b .nnctra, h llOWiA|.H—l I. »M» (~H. IWI stage STOVES 1 Of lb. very beat tsetoial ab<l teiret im|wovn>aate. * TlS.SUtET IROSAXD fOPPEft TVOBKR, iwmmh lii.trucUwi.. i. prrpared to cujlect sit claim. sgsiast ib. Uevervmeai to fllOONTt.BACK PAY. PENSIONS, And'st -Uriter take paaaengrre to Ada, wtm dtotre to - ..Aw • i.eo. baA strike ihaNtXtbam nutd at Uut poinL c-iancEky HARD-WARE! SXtfc , (TATE OF kUCHlOAA —Th. Ciroeil Ccoit ) hr the MadiU«l>«rry> u .>i IVeswM dies. Lstas 8. Lsoms. Uuito^r Mik.iSSAY ON rnUIXXCLTURE. '■WK'oOBtft - ------- ------------ .------- rux cowwsiMB LkP iirnwuxa luwTSiii1 i.4 ,rta iieussnue txfcea®.' F ^jMitferib.toeeM aM to ! u . �gOJOlMI MaasaEE tkmrHrtri, end sa id I MsixAluok. TU Ii irwilii prom toed, Second-Ward, and it the Dr. might de eon r »•-e tsr.assteBkenantetecaedM vhkft Vr r are retesektighter the hteate of * and ' scitedsvftofB^te snara; Ateomessn- tbs csaetnw wlH then be raadsred soluble, ond consequently tbs better will oely re taia iilasstaallqmnUUea, 1st » eSMe hi which it may be abnosa raihwly removed by washing. M. Chirasmbef proposse to operate as follows: When tbe cream is put up th the aurb, peer fe. little by little,—and working tbe churn at tbe same time,—a quantity of milk of lime sufficient to drotroy all oddity ; eburn till the butter separates, bat not till it forme into lamps as is usually done; strain off the buttermilk, and put cold waler iu its steed along with the tetter te the churn ; contiana dmnjing until the butter is sufficiently collected, then take it out and make it lain lumps nr rolls in the usual way. The butter which bos been made necurding to lais method baa always prov­ ed much better and kept much longer fresh than that obtained by the usual melbndcd proceeding. The buttermilk was free from all acrid taste, and waa much reliebed by~tboae penwms who used it, end by aulmale. tehsa also lost its laxative properties. Washing with lime water bu also restored butter previously so tainted that it eould not be used ex­ cept for melting. Any. other alkaline wash may be euMtittlid tor lime water. : Jirowvi t»i» |~* nMv a IW. $istinp’ Business gi ,IA2HU7IZ’J fRCWraWlTO, CALL AND EXAMINE rai,e*j<iren otth : out a mberebb relate are. These ■ • • Vnoonditional loyalty.,• Doubtless many of your 'render* have had lunger experience in feeding meal, arid perhaps know as eomutnical and ef­ fectual a manner uf feeding it as tbe sub­ scriber.'1 believe there are a few at least of year patrons, like many farmers whom 1 know, who feed from 4 to 8 quarts of meal tn a day to one beef crea­ ture, till they feed from 7to 10 cwL, of meal to one beef, and wb«> never vlaught er.an ordinary sired beef that yields up­ wards of 40 pounds of rough Ulluw.— These farmees feed their meal dry. This’ is a greet waste. My practice In fatten­ ing beef and ewine, as well aa feeding cows for milk, bu been tu pSur boiling .water on aa much meal as would not make the animals bowels move too freely al night and en tbe morning; when the mush is eool give it to the onw or pig. ir. covering tbe meal with boiling water in thia way,-the utarcb of tbegrain ia dieolr. cd, and the animal receives the entire nutriment of the grain. I biilcuHta albck'do nof, Th” eating 3ry* meal, receive more t’tan one haff of the goodness of the meal. There is not ac­ tion enough in mastication, or heat suf­ ficient in tbe stomach of tbe rahnal, to extract and receive the rntirt and ml sweetness of the grain. Hadi root*, I should-feed tltem lo my teleniag beef.— But not hsvin^any, 1 feed only meal and bay .and Ihavs fatted two ordinary sized cows, two years past, and to whieli I only led three cwt., of meal each; and they each yielded upwardaof40 pounds of rough Ullow. Onoe a week I throw into the mush a little salt, and oeowlialy a tableBpoonfu! of wood ashes. My experience teaches mo that one cwt., of meal as des­ cribed above, ia evoal to 2 cwt fed dry.— Try It, young termer, and sec if you eannnt endorse this.— Quid JFwac, in Jfne £"ffland Farmer. tewing Ova Motto—Small Profit* and ready pay aw^Wn, -tepMUe, ‘{pindna,' OM Boni, WK WILL NOT BE BOA ER FX * XTRIKI CARPETS ^wr.ixrv * *v XrpaipoUa, St. JltUhan.^, >i. Tumors, Eruptions, Pita, tkrtfulaua Cbnswreftton, etc. scoacRjBEjrou the bannbb < yuoi-naeio^ OWE person writes, her daughter was ratal elite ofiflM yesH* standby, sad 3t VKn* Ub eared AJrprnf^itaa, -A»rx>- OIL-CLOTHS u W. WIKG. .IFTTT ATunrnuos ' »3.. «*.? —**L ■±_ Wof. Vdu a CVuirm. UkooA. VJA* SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! are tbe taast active and thorough pills that bare ever been iatrodnood. They aet so directly upon the Utas, smil­ ing the* organ to such aa extant as that (he system does not relapse Into its former eoaditioc, which b too art to bo the ease with aimnly a purgalire pill , They are really a ■fiX-ocA ax\A IA»€v VAV, which, in conjunction with the * "BVoo&'VtMn.ywr, will cere all the stbreewntionod diseases, and, of OcbmIvuo, wUl reliove sad cure . Bsadaohe, Gbsffwnsee, QrZfo CPofrte, CHolera Jdorl.ua, ' Indigestion, CPttin in the fewsfe, qjiaaintM, etc. Try these sudiciaes, sad yea will rater WILCOX & GIBBS’ •BWWNaMkVUIB. •“» ■—.UM. nim.tM, p. WnjM* 01-.S.rt^1»«ih.e CHERRY PECTORAL, Tba Worid’i Orwt Herncdy f WMicni .d ceo*w»*| and they wiU say they see E’J'SSXu-. -I - ,Oo<A LOCAL NEWS. Kkbpdto Gravis.—8. Mitchell, of Steuben Co, N. Y-, gives in the Ratal JVcte-Forivr bls experience with several AMERICAN TEA OOMTAMY, modes of packing Isabella grapes. They, »LW asm, vxw tqm; cj were all pul in boxes one foot square |nd six inches deep, to admit threqgayers of clusters and kept in a cool, dry cellar, so Wheieuliag Tm> IB few?. cool that waler froze. Those packed'. in colored abeei-wadding—kept tolerably They bars tatredoeM ibrir svloctieoa of TXAS, and are eeUisg than at net ovar \ well until tbe middle of December,when they began to rot. and mould. Others packed in fresh grape leaves kept nice rad J&wrdreMfaf/reM«UOATI>X/Craabd ISUBSCRIBE gump until ths last December, ImprovAnother peeUarity of fee Oosapesy b that tlkir g in the meantime. They then began to Tre Tastes set only dyvotee hie flme to the setaemould badly. The beet results were with grapes packed between aUaroato layers nn (Prepack fresh until stock **"iiiAUi,—*— end yooibacld try them before gate* f £<Tpa»phUt or Ateaaac at in I agent, r*d the eretlBcatea, and if have over doubted you will ' 'OouYA. vm 'tueve.. iiirrv * MB’| " kemMk *u““” ‘ I __ wutaieu. .\ FOR THE BANNER! I.J1BY =SSIsS5£5 Ti )<>WrwT^o’prx<| ------ ~hTkT riFelxh r«SEL?E!SJ?« Cacbs of Fistclocb Wrnoraa.—Vari­ ous are the causes assigned, by veterina­ ry writers, fur the origin of fistulous witbprs; but it may be laid down, as a general rule, that this accidental, local nflliclion is occasioned by local injury in­ flitted by _ “________ which one or tbe other, are continually worn and are coodaslly augmenting tbe friitatioa. in fillings color or saddle to a horse's back or ' * ’ gSTABLBUEU >■>•». • f-rewteZJ Mr H« *M’«d .’-»ir***’ * •• ' PETER LQRUXABO, Banff nd Totem Maimflu - ----' B c. rM"®1 •i siWix. -»-«• We lease a Prise List of the Coa^ay's Tess, ■??!&** *S*-W* y—-v—« sm «— � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-11-11.pdf a2609a695f4055bff0a8eb25feba6d01 PDF Text Text gWOITAaASMI 83KZA.2 8DBIT8AH v®. vni. ri:u.LLiMIU> MYBSl N0.28. CGW, MKB., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL 1863. Mwvrr, ‘-Bttatri .' Jsdra « XUXLM>1y Stes-s rare fe|l « I be reewm for hr* deeertivn that shild, and AT THE ..■ova off from the loiatnbmfer, tightly packed and heavily HAsnros DRUG STORE!’! -UM «•. *.•■** wh*t roinmi* town going the G«- den Roberts <JL Striker, liistiitgs' business l!trttt«n>. . I) mM the mother tn using!y Yrs, yoe mother, what did y the country 1 ...All that I have. dean, said shs, laying Tb« dark, tba boiUaaldMiiacd all V* *m mo* fep 'fedMvp I Xur a'ra U—lbvur thall east I JUST RECEIVED band and my children. a new and nwat c<uiipl«t* avsortim-ut «f Dridah Opiates W President Linoela. going from the State A>r the farther pens- DRUGS ANB REDlClflEk, suit ala. Pal Ml*, Oils, Ca ttpheiae, HsuralMg PImUI, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. NANON ALGEN, $811 MHH8, Fuk MKCHAEICAt AXb MEflU-XAL F UKKMSK.UN UY .C VaUriag i.yuwr briy *(bt. 11 thiwagh tail »ad we*. Txid ban UlgUr jl-rr u.!l. TDK ALTAR OF L1BERTT. GROCERIES! D TKA. COFTEK. AUG AR. SPICES. PEPPEB. pbvkbi. nun. sai^isK oof ratio KWFIZLY At ALLEN. I » TTORXEVH AT LltVaad Selkiton in Chaa .k evry taewawlar aiteutiaa uaid ia feuvey* a «rtaa, UaeiuvraUgaUwa ofiulea tu Land untiicx^r j-xjiynm: Aid CddkliK Extracl i-.tbwrio«a<. Uftst u. tb« Cwart IJeeaCrllaatieg* Mich. STATIONERY, ■unWK’OVTHk MaOK. WUi atwad to the |. FENS fEXCII-t IXKH. I'AftR. EXTEU»FDt. CAKBS, As.. ' KOST POFCI.AS i. a. fiomiooK inOtHI 5E8 patent \ 7 joiiX ROBF.nr* DIIYSICIIX Met Surre..^ I»wdl 1 way. aear tba Canrt !!••••■ J! .'~.d were stirring. The London Jfemmy Star, comment­ ing •« Mr. Seward'* recent circular re viewing th* cour»e <Zthe «*r, refers in the Pillowing complimentary term* to President Lincoln: ‘•Hi* first official utterance was stamp| rd with integrity, but did not indicate a y ri.iv it, AunCHiiu F -No"»«id Aunt Hilly. “I was laying full perception of the mighty change oat !■• act ii over next Wedneaday. Aunt W«rd*« blanketa upon lb and 'hr I floetmy ala>ut ; it baa u.>dui>g in it to please the taiay ; lio rhy mr*. mi well I turnerI phrase*; luU_w rich in the right •Dlt. Annt'nittp send all that’s In the ; apHte-a epiril we verily, ImJiir, ibgl be best chamber. If’nny company come*, | long........... .. t» IfltKJ a* it did V- 1776 we tan make it up off fn>m ouf hrd*." raid.J«d>n.“| ean wend a blanket w twn fn>m tny br.1, I n«w can't hot ju«t turn! over hi it, an many riot be* <n> now.** Revolutionary day* bad !•• 6j.li’ for. ami ••Autil Hiity, takes blanket off our for bow much it b our* t« do larttlv. The though not tn enniprumlee with them.— Hr relurd st the outset, with manly deciaion and rmphasia, to surrender thode jrcltif hi« electl<m ; namely the litnilai • » .-------u... t,----- .l.— tern nartr waa in e.wt»«nan<l of Lieut. meat ■■< the Gmatituthm; pointing, «4‘ MrElmv. PnnnH M*rah*l. Th* order course to coiiiprUMlcd emaucipwliott.— The dervliipmrtit th* idr* ia the glory of Ma E^aidrritial rule. W ith the da* u clearly the relation of iisgio freedom to the future of the Union. Ik ha* used the v ictoriusof hi* fleet* and armies—aud •‘Well well, ws'll •**." mid Aunt IHl- their failure*, too—a* reason* and inslrurnetila fur the ndvancement of hi* great tv. Im^linr un. be it much or little ; ' f. ... •»_ . *_____ _ —.t.L . — deeige. Faithful to hl* duties ae Presi­ dent—faithful, also, to bi* function* a* with little Grace;—-Tbrre'a brvn some, uhi.ftain of the great Republican pirly — .tlung |«loii the altar ol Lilirrty to day.”1 be haa been no Tee* loyal to hi* personal ootiviction*. Ou tha morrow «f hi* eleollh-k aprntig aid had tbc I aide mjt in ' bed <ut the table jn»t aa Aunt Hitt* wa» tiuu be wa* described, by one who rs । a trico, a uh au abuiMhypr rlafTcn afid put juiced in that event, a* 'not an abolition-1 up the Ictors with <piitt- Hn air. Hi* let, scarcely an Anli-*lavery man.1 If so, a* marvellous a* happy liav been I lie mother, with the. ailriit and gliding nn- |n <b>r* >a*d Aunt BWfr. .lirrn *'bsiwlr/<»lic of her. quietly l!M>k rxpanklow of bi* heart ami । urp>«<<. And «w»jhc tat-b- cloth, and spread it and be th.rs i* imgn^titj for *uppwmg that be ha» moves] faster than ibe people he rules and reprnaeiils. They have ap| J undid hit boldest dixlar*tion«, and sus­ Tin y them to give !“ sod grandmama st nA rd tained Iris m«nt resolute sethm. Chaplain—it being ton |enr|^nhe read entire. Pmver was nX-red?ln e*t*li«h hv the Chaplain, and al*-> Mr the Rev. M. Miller. Parior of the Gevimsn Church in BsOdnsky, In iher German language. Kehh. th*' I h-pi tai •'ght of ths exeratioa party -—os having a Mank cartridge. pnmonnerd him dead. Tha battalion, under the command <4 Major Scoville, marrhrd part the fe«dy. 'he band play ing the Battalion man-bed In last, uevk, that UriHiglii (KEESAIP, 1F<EB (D££EI .H4J. axakr. ' -I.. V'. ’SOV I did. Sappova r,d be taking any of bis old |ca.>mpbt of the Britb-b t Fifes »<• cup ill bis face ^•Wrll. mother.” said Dick. “I never MHKlh umirr»l.-Hl what il-wa» nl-mt the H. W BIGIIT BOWKItTlt A STBtKK*. th* collection j. a. van WOOLEM YACTOKY, in our tn cooperate with Mayor Opdyke. A Dewcratic B^shlent crnild scarcely ■Id Aunt Hiuy, •’Uss them on yrnr onwhat the llrputdican baa done. The an hr'), audarisl the blanket*from that; AlMditiotdal* <>f New Enclaud find allies in Maryland and Missouri, in North Car­ olina and T«un<a-er. Men who went out a* soldier* or sailor* without a mg warin. i thought <>f th* neg io that was t»>t con-' [ tetnptuuus, havu o>mr to be tbs inv'ttrvi ' l lie«t r and tba AIS lady gestured urator ' bld chain pion* of hi* cauwr. Newspaper* which still delight In rvvil*mgydg)>er wor hull). They were interrupted by.a knock st I ahlp Are afraid t«i obstruct emancipation.1 ■tate—which ia muoc that even tba m Slaslidiou* would deem worth* of listent<—i* truly magnificent. Hi* first note, when hr ci-mtnrtMww In n<sr, I* a low •ootid emitted tounjiiarluwtaad nostril*. ■ Itrcnwar ---------------, . , L. .»« it that ll«..renm*«t had m. r gh i.. lav It wa«ii’i much in ><ee|'i nut it • ’ r.i.L mUJ- .wlMii of ..nrr*- the dior. and tw> men entered and an- I Thel?' Ideas and, a An* nuuch on aide by 1 aide, liar thought of right animate* the Stvr Dicannjq-J^.f^g^ . ------ —— aword of victory. Mr. bc« a'rd’s dnular rights,nod makeuaafetca, uf * fon-ign is a ■pecirs of preimle. awd immediately afterward it ia repeated ; hut this lime miM-h loudrr and-mrww protracted, the fewa <>f the nvrwth! feri *li«htly «-p* INr third and fourth loiUmraUAM given ariuy. N»« rt>" ph< tblck.-ue— Aunt p»wsf." -Slavr* I” said Didi. atra|sh|ening I Kitty flew in uvvry direckhm. through graphirallv paint*. Bal tha rye of the hiiw«elfup prinidlv. ‘ Falher a »|*vel *'lJu| 'bey W.mld n-ri 6e .l*ve«! Tliey world'* mind-the eye especially offer*1 Al Iwstb, bir om s I a* w dear I* where it wopld pill end, end .HI TWO -"I’M I urnnufai-tirro lutu CI.UTlI — -- ---------- j and rrtigmu* England—cannot but dwell * TT»»m.U MOXSILLOM Al they w-uld mg I.TKitb’9 vuVinit to it, b« I Johu, Dick and Grace. who eagerly J"*" on them with d«robt gratitude and h-ipe." tASS“^KM. J\_ MtoVf Id Ct.ae.wry. Taa a«4 h;.<tever *• IjUfeJ’Jairf the fioiher. YLAXXIU AXb SMEKT1XGA . -I n.mldu*t.i|,lff>;re tbey.”^ pick. ! , ••Benidc*,'' •'•'<' Ws tmilbrr. drawing -I.u-rmdi.rv.orby tbe y^ ‘ I hiq>,to*ar<!* >•>•< .”<J, •"“’’"I •1','Ar f«r trav«Uingt*nler. iheXarimMcamtrrbulJoas WaarA "heart and soul a democratic । tlirmaelvea |Lry -dia it. .Thia !«.* great that werc pfcui|ataLrly launched upon pet'plr; and the only party ccthled to terms (.G.UOEMaXlM. a । omtiirv. and it will I* g'fti^ ai.<l grrnv tbr hitohniJhiur. . '. the denmeratienam* i« the party which OXS nAM-the d"* U«: Ariiri’rr will MMdhctaie wad.eM«»f*n*»‘»wb j er; and it is ‘cry important that it >h*|| . Airablltlty w-nappeared in.ihekhch- best embodWe SntTrerrie* out the popuhave five and rqual. L|W». browse it win ^llh au armful Ui sticking*, which, knetlpi—i*d-l<y brat great. Thl* vomit »y. IT <Dg upon the femr, she began ciunling it’ lie a Iree one. W;ll !* th* light of tlir the wished inaurrwirtbe formed U» d>* and lay it>g out. . u..r|.l—a city M.t on a bill and cannot In? -There," said *he. laying downs Urge troy suirlastUutimi* (mid whit* <«» >1-1,| bid. and all l|w o'pprrs* A "M dfo'tfrevrd bundle on wu'lf |>lankets, "that leaves ■revunt irnght U. be cwlled thw-peity ofi u. X. pnELDO.N, front other niityriry »hrll come here fi, J-‘ .‘rawRif !).?«£" tha l)e*in>rti>ie*-y but the .one which la ' COTE WAWUXTEP .wvag enjoy canal.rigm"’nn<J freedom Thia. 1! i» *>!*»'* 9"^ Cl "I •“ -La,**aaid X>bu, ^what’s the um of r.n«uljr eruwluif, M, U. drsrljoy?!«i Uhy ydurTath^r wh) uncle hr yMTjtfilu*- Try n paying two }»if lor me 7 lean do with much bh-wl and irrsoirr, to. preaerv* Kent inky. of citiieim <4 thw Slavs Stale* bs/cg- ne Io fight.'rtnii'ith ’Dod knows utie pair as wrfl a« lather.** . whatwer lagoud abd valuable io tbusu WOOL CARDING kfrat they •iiffrr,* Mid thf ’firrre. bhia. r "Sure cmnigfi," aaid h>* nmlher, ‘•be­ JirisiWuliotia. ' -’ '__ —---------el ci of>to it •other were fnfffif ttorg; yet side* I pip knit you another pair in a ' Tha Duh« War party, therefore, H, P.CIUUMIYr a 's’n>tut'_’brlj;fitlH'nm ' of' i-*ti!taliuu and It it a mor* bi th* right dirdrtmfl. lu day." pride n&’^e Ihro'tho-A ICar*. ' . “l ean dii with .me pair," saM Dkk. ,-Well, *tl!.'Ro5r». ’■•«« <wii nrtfc/ eve. ‘ Youra wiirbti to<i •mall, you ng mas­ rv'l-Jj VAilto* W A.inf flitly. who ter, I giiesa^said^vu* oftbe coinml**i<io- but send* them in a stalwart phalanx to4 , baililu'u-h ths. 'artMh'a Ifetetier to lhr field, to defend the menaced life «*T ।. J c rK„DI.r, 'the ^X-*’’»i‘1‘V>iek.‘7tiavi g.it s" pertty tbie.IltUe Mtrtolic:harrwiigi»e; “Mit ’you. ju4 (he ten |h gening cold «nd 1 arc 'the pn«d fiait of Hiy own, and 'Annt Hitiyr tiooal feme, it 4iiigh'i* tn the .!<-<■ and Conte, no ' will always kuk my stocking* an Inch too' uba Hem ttaaa*. lone, hetwuwv Ac a*ys I grow no. See jferwWeawhWMR -- । rtwn of AUI. _>****■" let ti« art up our ch.«ir« f«i* sitpper. The idfifr* w*ftr wum fett up. when in ihu body ( M«mtk Km>X and Lundaay ) John, the rides' *on, a lad nf about fifteen, his bead triumphantly. entered wltTilr’lTer. There wm one people* and it al*MM.pr>-inmM Aw the fu wt-a.nd antrvAHiinjr opt' 1 -And mhm t—.* mH <*"*•. I d.luMing. Harlan hmm Way all tl I tn'p-Hms ■£Jr. ’LfefeiAeW lap: tV '>**• f,,r J rlrw, irtia\tM^fe kettfe cans wnmrticed. tk« Court llaaaaal JJaatlng*. Kiirrsi a » , HA3TIXwC»icU I WAliT 21 <X» <'• if,*001' ■" . Sajsrixi sss:” DR. A P. twaaxx, PRACnCAl ! and her Tank bUa| y through fair tear*. . the child'. SKI. meet of the Bum'. and higbe-l jm.ar of ^T«»» ■* *«• I cUilixaliun —and whfeh la certain m lead s:?a.s§ �WAR T. k«k»<«,a_s M*r. fby'T-T 1W should it Dr } rarwme wrens past, Henry ward Beecher has been in England, and has Evans, F. A. I a<llim and Infer eats of .the old iorldJu connection therewith! He has command­ ed larger audiences, iu Loudon, probably, -J1LDraHgtvillf—Henry B,. Sterns, Beuj. S. Caswell,. David .trump, George P. Coon, d. L-Fslk, MichaelOillettv, John W. Brook. D. igbl X Merrill—% subject remarks: Sub-district No. 27—Hope and Barry. Ifupe -Jacob Choreh,Henry Campbell, Gilra BulsUy , WaJJace Campbell, Harrlaon Ji.Folsbey, Walter Svarla, Jos»u <lu !.<*.J Lo»*». Tta „ W. Sanders. Cyrus Gibson, James M. .onKmmMill, b •• .ran..,- IM C.J..'B.r, f H«rrt.-10, TZavet*_ IO _ . notliMig bSw,rtshort nV of * a nnrr>ni>t>i.n coronation, ■ a r.ivbl royal marriage, an illumination for a victory, or an iataroallonnl prize fight, can.arrest burg. John Pitta,.Chas. W. Wai The A’ree Tori Evening Poti, upon this • otson Rogers, Amos Sisco, Fred ‘ MbAllister, Marcus Siilinger, Mclluain—11. Sub district No. 28—Rutland *inX’ ’ the nobility to the humble dwellings of Rutland furnished bdr quofydj the working classes, He mode the na­ ment—no draft In that town. tion, in feet, feel that a strong, earnest, eloquent man Was before II, pleoding In Jordan, Isaac Jordan, Alfred A. Hall, behalf of a noble and invincible <uuse, Emanuol Petcrjnai), Joseph McClintock, buslio of ita livinse ted «n«rt datply into tha heart ol lion than any before uttered. ' meetings of our orator, a letter from a clergy man now redden t in England gi ves us this account: . -••All England cams representatively to hear him;all grades uud conditions; all interests nod opinions; all species, genera, classes and families of tbe body politic were there, it required no imsgination t<> suppose that tbe walls uf that vast hall allernalaly distended snd con­ tracted from the pressure within and without. Within,, the benches seemed t<J melt bite a mass so solid that tbe spate* between heads was obliterated, and the floor seemed to heave wife its unusual weight. Without, fee crowd, was so dense from tbe Strand to Exeter street, and all down Exeter street to tbe iform entrance, feat Mr. Bcecher must e teen half an hour making his way C‘ pSvBfeBrv . _------- » daily tato Wilietagtoa. . i . Amos T. Huyck, Henry A. Parker,. Isaac M. Cutininubam—9. Sub-District No. 29—Hastings and Cmlt<m. Carlton.— Asa Odell, Hiram Rogen, Jeremiah M. Rogers, H. Dewey Wood, Oscar Smith, Franklin Durpby, Harrison I. Carpenter, Milo V. Bunn—8. Sub-District No. 30- JoLuatown and Baltimore. "No Draft in Baltimore. johnitoKo.—Stepien P. Russell, HL. rain K.Sfernes, Wm. Wilsun, Silas H. Ferris, Thomas J. Siiyder, Isaac 8. Gig.t John H. Morris, John T. Lake, Lyman Moore, John Case, Luman B. Granly—12. Sub-District No.3I— Assyria and Ma pic Grove. Attyria—Thos. Mulvany, Edward M. Gates, RulufT D. Chapman, Joseph B. Williams, Biron Purdy, Augustus Ford, Merritt Sbepheard, iJohn S. Low—8. Maple Grove furnished her quota by volunteering—no draft. S. Sub-District Nu. 32—Caslkton and Woodland. Catlltton—Geo. Keaglc, Wm. L. Baugh­ man. Delos Hinman, John A. Bache­ lor.—4. Woodland—John Haman, David G. Townsend, Daniel H. Swain. Levi W. Dillertbeck, Geo. W. Shores, King Fer­ dinand Potts, Jas. T. Demond, Lawson II. McDaniel., Frank Rubarts, Geo. M. the time. Speeches sera made, outside to those who could nut get in, and tbe cheers which constantly arose seemed to be the Voice of all England without, echo­ ing the voice of all London within, bid­ ding welcome to an American, it was a grand sight to see the whole of that vast audience arise to their'fect to welcome Mr. Beecher when he made bis appearonce on the platform, and the white hand­ kerchiefs that were waved by the thou­ sands who seemed to have provided themaelvca with thgpt for the occasion, ap­ peared like so many spotless pledges of Mxw 1'oBK, Nov 4.—The latest returns peace and good will offered by England from lbw city indicate the election ofBas to America." worth, (Union) orer McCunn^for Juslioe of tho Supreme Court; tbe vote is, Bqsworth^L289; McCann, 30,824, with * In accordance with established usage, few districts to beer from. and bcehuso it Is eminently fit that an enlightened and Christian people, should Bauimdiuc, Nov. 4.- Only about 10,000 * make frequent and public acknowledge* votes ore cast in this city, of whifeh Goidsment of their humbfo dependence upon boror gets all but200. Tbe whole regu­ Almighty God for all the blessings of lar ticket ia elected. life, 1 do hereby appoint Thursday, tie MnOURI. 26tA dag of lionmbar instant, as a day St. Lopm.Nov.4.—The returns from of Prout, Tkanktgiving wad Prayer, and fee interior, uf fee State cum* in very recommend that, suspending all ordinary slowly. The pro-slavnry towns along fee Northern Missouri Railroad and Ml«s nuri River, between Jeffarson City and in their houses and by the family fireside, Kansas City,<sfar aa heard from, givs and keep this day as becomes them, with Conservative nuyorilies. In Green county -raveveace and gratitude towards our tb* Radical majority is 200. Tbe sold­ Heavenly Father, and with sincere and, iers’ vote will swsll -il to -000. Laclede hearty good will towards oar fellow-men. county, as far as heard .frpm.'givcs u RsdLet the kindly affection which unite the ical majority of about 200.Thosoldiers lamlliea together receive a new and in thia rowaty are unanimously Radical. _ ______ i—r____ .i______ a -v___ ..r Large Radical gains over Boyd's vqls for Congress last, year is reported dance 1st us not forget the brbken-hesri- throughout the Southwest Warren coun­ ed and the poor. Many of our people ty, Ctmterfadvd frtsjorily 11 ; Buchanan will be absent from tbe religious and to Qinoervative, 200; Franklin l'0ounly, -dal gatherings of ibis Thanksgiving; Radical,,600. Tbe returns are nn; suffi­ dwelling in tentsand In the open field, in cient yet to base aft opinion on aa to bow Mgma gallantly -defending oar heritage of the State faas gone. ' Uteri y, our homes and property. Let Um united prayers of this whole people arise to the God of battles for them, that Nrw Yo«i, Nov. 6.—Tbe hiteet'rsturC* ibis winyn N1 । . New YmK H*. 9.—Tte JWteiw’s jm/uw. -SbereareSS eaBdidatee in 10 districts. „n . '• spui;»' ,. sMSitt says ‘ “Th* next A*to*gbt prom * -“-a : H<>n. John A. GiUmsr, independent, if.. ... lz-. 4th. District.- has tbe field.- antteetly to himself. He wks lately quite severe on Davis’ AdmisleMlion and iodlgunt at cert of action the irratmeotNortb Carolina received at hundred and ais tv-Iknee. AUSTIN BLAIR Cluo,w 8PIC1AL I0T1CES NOTICE -INfUMtrr ANt> OONSUMPttajI. - Mj'tnun. HwUian, Nor. 10th, 1M»- Davidson h out with another conslitu- operations In BarvMid. s Department, are premonitory symptoms of fee gigantic conflict, of which fee llnre of battle wMI stretch from Chattanooga to Washington rod Richmond.; The Standard appewbtoQmservnlives Im write againat tbe deMreetiv e« on eleotian day. . ■ . • •- : : " •• >i- In aHoding to fee reorot defeat of the Democrats in Ohio and Pennsylvania, tbe Standard says :v»‘Tbe last ray of hope for tbe South .from tbe North baa depart edi The Ndrtb is tended against the South by. immense meioritics. Diet ■ Lincoln will be re-elected, and the prospects of peace more distant than ever. That the Sontbero people a£and alone with tho world against them,1 aad they bad tetter make peace with Providence or the North ivory soon. Socrerr Mmrrmo.—" call attention to the call Philadelphia. Noy. 7.-On Saturday of my conjrrjxlioo, who had l««< beta uratV and Sunday a terriffic bombardment was kept up upon Fort Sumtey-bv .three of our Monitors rn-.d batteries Gregg and Wagner. ' Qu Monday morning, while the Sal­ vor lay off Hilton Head, CapL O’Neal, of the Invalid Corps, reported that news had been recuirwd bv our military au tboritiea there, that Fort Sumter was In our possession and occupied by the 144th Pennsylvania volunteers, the Fort having Maihev s Checelate W«ra Drops Washington, Nov, 2.—The following been carried by assault. was received to-day at 'headquarters of the army t Chattanooga, Oct, 29tb, 11 30 P. M. Boston, N«rv. 4;—Maj. Gen.-B. F. But­ To Maj.-Gen. Halleck: ler left Lowell to-day to assume command Since the tight of the night of the 28th, of ths 18th army corps, and tha Depart­ the enemy has not disturbed us. Gen. ment dfVjrgima and North Carolina. to Joe HiMiker took many prisoners, among which he has been recently appointed. whom arc four officers and 183 men. He al«u captured nearly 1.000 rnficld rifles. Ilis lost, is 350 officers and men killed and wounded. Tbe following we find In the Cleveland (Sigiwd) O. H. THO KAS. M«j Ora. Phindealtr, an ovkr-aniioue VallandigOT DRVHKJBXNEN CEIRED.^J ham sheet, published just after the Elec­ tion. JL lag erf. th WAsninavox, Nov.4.—Tbe Richmond Hearing a familiar voice call uarname ktrong Brink Axcmfore contains tho following: this morning, white busily writing at our CuasLums, Oct. 81.—The enemy's desk, we looked around and beheld a fire <io Sumpter Inst night conunued fu­ friend atanding upon tbe walk near the rious and incessantly from the land bat- uflicedoor. Ho held in bis hand an enor­ ery. This morning about 4 o'dock a moos roll beaded Ehttlo* Rtturfu! which portion ufthe wall fell in, burying beneath lie unfolded before our delighted eyes.— the ruins some men, believed iu be of tbr Ho then commenced a eoriesof demoniac 12lh Georgia and 25th South Carolina dances, at the Mme time placing tbe regiments. Thirteen are missing. The thumb of one hand against his noee, and 2nd dispatch gives tbeir namra and adds. yrggling tbe fingers towards us in a sin­ "They were buried by the felling in of gularly contemptuous manner. Now we the barracks on the bob face, where they protest against ail^tseb performances as bad been-plaocd in position for mounting three. We say to our Republican the parapet in case of an assault. A fierce friends—if you wish tQ “ahull us out" bombardment has been kept up all day with smooth bore boot jacks, if you wish on Sumter from the Monitors and land to pelt us with dirt, spit upon us, pall - — -i- ._ t.tti. batteries. Up to three o’clock this P. M. ___ u_t.. _ _ _ attendance. QKMIB0Un< EXTRACT »0CHC A<I> IM I'ROVKU JtoSEJirjLU.U CVRU•ECBKT PteEABKS la all iteirtMagss. At UUls Eapraw Uutasr jBS eb.ngs Is INat, . Na tncoavraies**. ____ Moa* Railroad Pawl ginoer, in the employ of UI Valley Railroad Company, w<»:1dS»ible mate for sa’. continued from J ack aHl to I Urin 1 .GrandJRapida 'papers a errors. in tim »tMr<r. la brvslt pal la f» ■((ra'alad fem, and W'4a/*«/)« Ihrriryt. We publish a cor Provost Marshal and may aa correct. WsTaxa the following c«r townsman, O. L. Ray. lumbne O. Daily State Jo ------ Ornns rvauin* IL. DIURKTtr. nKLMMM.ti-A EXTRACT BCCtlV U THE GJUCAT DtURKTIC. smB EvidraresT ibvtw.il Udirrrrd -Judge Ray, o( Michigan; able and eloquent addreou* sacs, co the evening* olSut . day.last, which were listeneri interest by large and attenti i* both evening*- At fee* I a •‘Citizens’ Temperance Soo New Advertisements. mayTeaide, (nearly all of U members of said com pat dred farmers have already i sure tbeir buildings and per ty and undoubtedly there arrest us “without the firms of law," de four hours." Chablbstob, Nor. 1.—The bombard­ our bleeding country, don't show us any ment of Sumter continued without inter­ more Election Returns. We know jest mission last night and to-day. This after­ exactly bow tbe thing has gone; Mr. VaLnoon tha shots averaged, four per minute. Ubdmbx'm has been laid out, and Mr. Tha firing has been from 2 monitors. 2 Bbouob is the winning men. We know all just as well as you do; then why in the name of common sense do you take Battery, and fair rifled guns at Wagner. On Saturday they fired 443 rifled snots, 86 from the monitors and 373 from, mor­ every thing elee pertaining to Ute recent election! Henceforth keepyour election explode the shell in a second or two after returns to yoonalves. Wn are ’familiar the report. -Saturday night 70 rifled with their character, and that is enough ’ shots were fired and 33 mortar shells.— for you to know. Tbe fire of.lhe land batteries was direct- twice, but spleodedly replaced. Tbe flag was so cutaway that the battle flag of the 12th Georgia was used imtead. Tbe casualties on Saturday were two killed and four wounded. Die bombardment isatill severe. New York, Nov. 0.—The specials of the New York papers, art barren this morning. Tbe //mid* Potomac dinpoteb.' however, describee ' Meade’s men as in fide spirits. The kick had been re­ moved to Washington. The sutlers hsve' show a Union majority ofaB,760. Sen­ all fiilleo baqk. and the army ia unencum­ ate, 21 Unfonikte toll Democrats; in bered and ready for any movement. . wiH ahiuld from want and sorrow the Aswstwbly 88 Uoioa to 46 Democrats. families of these heroic soldiers, and that From Bwrisatoa^s Ariwy. ..ho.will comfort those who mourn'for feu Wa«iBbyox,.Nov. 0:—The axpeditioa lered certain that the war of Gen. IfoMiside’s army to the Eastern -------- ------------fed in Wisconsin by 15,000 ।corner of Tenueasee appears to bb cumi of Michigan have been , ticket business during the. year■ majority. There is also, now, a large Cleted. Tbe people are.retxirted as ex­ isting tbe most Mtisfestory signs of syond nil previous ezsm-• Union majority in both branches'of the General Burnside is again on pie. Let them be thankful; but put Legislature. Tlie following are tbe new­ Itiyally. the,march, in;what direction will soon away pride and the inordinate love of' ly eldeted State officers • appear J Governor,’ James T. Lewi*; Lieut, i , Governor Wyman Spooner; Secretary of State, Lucins’PnlrciiHiIr State Treas, urer, Samuel D. Hastings. Bank Con­ Wasnuiarmt, Nov. fl.-tGen-Steedman troller, Wm. H. Ramsay; Attorney, ,of the Army dfybe Cumberlaod. Ims just - .our feiltMTsand our Creator. in taotimany whereof! hwvahereunto*et, General, Wintie Id Smith ■ Superintend- ,arrived.hare from Chattanooga, and n?my tend and reused to ho af­. ent nf Public Instruction. Jtwilah IJ Pick- ,ports everything there ina moot aatisfac fixed tbe groat Seal u' the State,, arfl ; State Prison Commissioner, Henry 'tory condition. The captors of Ltmkout Cordier. , HF* Hon. W. Elliot eon of Earl St. Germans who has been Secretary of tbn English Lewsa.x. in Brak’d Is ibodt Io No the enemr •»««*« from three to five times that num Tho Groat French Bcmody ! HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH KXEAM >°TngffigiramT»-coATTl.« ralr rertain sod fUfi Rrawdy for all Cur­ io* Ubatoseiiewa. Meotuy IHScnlUr*. Imcalari bu, aixlaU Uwateardiaawea.Mi white tee Wit. anS Mother Utek. Tas WOOSactios.-n military circles of an earl i uf ths Cuosc This wiM be (600, or aven tl.500. district. This scheme is Migiwated with Mr. Cbaae, that of shy former year. high prices of lumber' the past season have caused a complete clearing out ol everything saleable in that Hne in the ton tr>». <- n.,uouio.' Fuwu Scalxs.—W balance of * just criticism, HS admit that Fairbank’s S j»ut eaception. tbe best ct ... .nil sctCOrawlrr of pines lying along the banks of the various tributaries of tba Saginaw. Nu­ merous camps are being twtabltebed. far beyond the confines df civilisation, and large numbers of lumbermen will soon take up their winter quarters in them.— Immense quantities of supplies and for age are now being transported to tbe front, which ere long, will be tbe scene of the must active operatioca. lotmtettioo of .he— aoll IMPORTANT ASD.JRUE! “rtcawsSsji.- t3T“ Tbe Richmond Examiner, in com meeting ppuo Gen. Roecerans and bls re­ cent removal, says that President Lincoln ‘•has removed from Command the most dangerous man In bls.army, aa be is unquestionably Um grratoot Captain lb*1 Yoakro satioii has yet prpduoed. His late recapitulation. We may, however, mention, to proof of bis Intellectual abili­ । ty, feat he graduated fifth at West Point, j a class of fifty-eix, in which Gen. G. in <W. Smith graduated eighth, and Long, Btrost filiy-fourth" part of the civilized" Imn ncutou kif •** a uniformity hi «««»»»• b listed all o*or tbs cv’“lr, ib-n. • ir.^llvl’^ - -iL»u .wu.Rned to the Med to the standard i °** * *~r luSXKrT^l A vary foulah ’ y Cavalry, formerly member of Cow- |gj-The culture proceed, to Washington as Secretary to PBtLAnaU’Bia, Nov. 7.—The Tagmrer Her MsJeM/*s mission to the United has a special from Baltimore say ing that U is rumored then, that Um retell art arrived at Maroeilfoe �u’'sjaSi“^ Sot-terr M«rmro.—W» wo«M again call aUaolion to tba eall uf the Truiteea of tbe Presbyterian Society. fiw a meet­ ing to be held on Saturday neiL It KLIIKMAGOVN. A^asfaalolrwlrix of lbs estate ofEswABn Maoowu would seem to us, Tn the present state of thing*, that we need not urge a general L’. 0. Hmsnooe, AWy. foea^d Adte's attendance. uePS COME AND BUY MORE -QF THOSE- CHANCERY ORDER. Mobx Railroad Pbojxctx.—An en­ gineer, in the employ of the Gra,n<! River Valley Railroad Company, waa through QTATE OF MICHIGAN Tbs Circnk, Coart Coy .^5 this place an Friday laet looking for the Prr.cni. llun Loen 8- Loraix. CT««rt B—r yiiHid, **•**. 1%~. D&ukni. most feasible route for said road, to be continued from Jackson to Grand Rapids. FK thia uw, it ssUafactonlr .ppMri.j te tbi L Mart. ihal th. DeBmAaot. 14-ard W.Taylo Our lint of drafted men in this county, published last week, aa taken from the GOODSI Grand Rapids papers contained many We publish a corrected list this week, which was furnished ua by tbe Theta Bitten are composed of materi­ Provost Marshal and may be rclied'upon als a hath, from tba extensive experience °f tbe inventor, have been found to prove the most efficacious in removing BillionsW a Tabb the following in relation to niss. Jaundice, Fever and Ague, Dsrangeroesta oftbe Liver, and all dhease* cur townsman, O. L. Ray. from tha Co­ arising from an exccM of bife. upon the lumbus O. Dally State Journal of Nov. stomach. They pas asa *opdenul tonic] properties, giving s'tmgth tn the weak ano debilitated, elasticity to the muscular system, strengthlnd vitality to the en­ tire human frame. They can Ase taken al all times, without regard to diet; are pivaaant to the taste, assist digestion and give the patient an appetite and leave tbe system in a perfectly healthy condition. Try a bottle ; you will be con­ vinced and recommend them to ynur M's advise cur farmers who wiah neighbors. They are the best tonic Bit­ ters in use. See Advertisement. tbeir property insured, to Inform the Su­ may reside, (nearly all of them hat ing Lost.—On the 23d day of October last, between the residence of A. Hubbell ths requisite duputuent containing the ia lissttngs and my residence In ‘Balti­ .trftirtw itiiiibu Come and See !! JUST RECEIVED DVERTJ8EMENT. agreement ol insurance, nf their desire to more, a cal&kin wallet, containing eight Ouc hun­ dollarsia bills, a postal check of twentydred farmers have already agreed to in­ five cents and osm or two others' of ten sure tbeir buildings and personal proper­ cents each. Any person leaviag said ty and undoubtedly there will be from wallet and contents at the office of the M^adaya of Fabraary, May, Anguat sod Norember. f*a< Cbaal—- 1st Moadaya of MarchJaae, Sep­ tember and December. MNUmlrn Uma/g-tnl Mondor, of Febnt.ry *GirMS£r «y b*>4 at ibe vlltafe of lMtta,lhk Hal day of October, A. D ISO. LOOK 8. LOTELL. CTm.il /Ups be members of aaid ootnpsuy. three to fi ve times that number ready to insure when tbe company ia fully organ­ ized to transact business. Hattikyi Aaaiaer, or returning it to me, will be suitably rewarded. L D. McDoomAL. Baltimore, Nov. 3d, 18®. (Sw) Tub 1300 Sgcrtow.—There la talk in military circlet of an early repeal of tbe urr or letters, •300 section uf the Conscription act by Remaining uncalled fur at the Healings Congress. Thia wiH be urged in De­ Poet Office, for the week ending Novem­ cember. It la not Improbable that in the ber 10,1863: next draft, exemptioR by money will be impossible. Some persona advocate a new law, fixing tbe exemption price at ♦600, or even • 1,300, and providing that drafted men who go into the army •hall receive tbo money so raised in their district Thia scheme ia eaid to have originated with Mr. Chase, Faibi/kb* Scalbs.—Weighed in lbs balance of a just criticism, all are obliged to admit that Fairbank’s Scales are^alib- ON MONROE 8TRERT IN THIS CITY, AndaordiaUr iavita my olOeutoown and Mrada in East and adjointag samUas, U rantw Uwlr budaaaa relatjona with sit. and wb«o»T»r Uwy art ia waM ta nay artieto usual ly to b. fousd la a “iSf*?* 8u,r*- '* ♦*•••«• *0 aaaartmrcl a ill bo food caojdtu, Is GROCERY, SuaLXuiOoxv. .trsay. and cirewlaUaa io ---- --. weeks. InunUtately prsr loss to said day CC. PRINDLE, lodfe of Probate. CHANCERY ORDER. QTATK OF MICHIGAN, iSghlb Jadktai .4. ' * TABLE, w» uk lb. patronage of tba pv-Ahe. beIteri^ltat ...Mgie. eol.m saUatbetLo. a< * »otk STOCK «F QRCttuiUB IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE-' GROCERIES before porvbaaiag. AU gwds aoM SSths LOWEST GASH MARKET TALUK. !M largely io STO-VES 1 Of the very teal material sod latest impretasseate. TIN. 8HEET4R0N AND COPPER WORKS. Will be carried on rtCw the dirtetkp of akflifal, L.lL.ZV the Dooms ore Bpaeioos aod Fteosuot. OUR EATING DEPARTMENT la CHANCERY ORDER. ■fi u k iteUk. r—A Cwteveteietet, PleaaaiBt Qaiiet. auad »StZ Clothin AND DRY GOODS! HARD-WARE! A Auuas. Eolkito” for Coe^slne- , to allo* •"/ ttatee d fa tha V-r AflMaa\taataaasf torn! yum < iXrsacala rwuMdtb?tUBUirAJlE TRADE, Eating if Billiard ■ TAT* OF MICH IOAN.-Etgbih JUioial Ctro4>ut exception, tbe beat peer invented?— NO I>runktnntit cr Rowdyitm We know whereof we affim^. because we or ooneaslrd vilbkn thia State: Oa motion of < -have tested tbeir value, and are fully W. Niua, Boiieilcr for th* Complainant*, i» satisfied of their superior merits. Tbe Onoaasa, that tbe aaid Defendant, Andre. Crane, aioe bi. uppesrssse » thia e.nea, to introdnetioo of these tealea has wrought ..tend within four month, from th. date of tl a revolution intlie tranaactiots of various "“■s* 1 bosinm, and thoir accuracy is such thst FIRST-CLASS a uniformity in weights has been estab­ lished all over tbe cowoiry, thus staking GROCERY, EATING AND BILLIARD tbeiyi a ft'aftMaf/epwbraf vAawderd. Nor SALOON. arc they confined to the United State*; draw J. Crass. , •.they have found tbeir sray Io almost or--- --------Bad U I* farther otrferad. that wilbfa toenly Wat L EatOFJJfJ dm U* ssld Compteisasls asms B Soitos sf ary part of tho civiltxed world, nod are in tram of to* .erred on’ ibe Compi.-n-tNottdtadapted to the standards of all coantriee. so that it may be said, all nations, if ma “weighed in these balances," al least wU Ml! U Win « •weigh by them.—/ftmfa* AfrreAunD ment k-AHre Htohirg a tanas uf OXSB I* .one end ..fa wagtm •*«! a u»"» *»"*• to tbs Uber, wbrni ihs only result will ba ofpsmMr-^ywtcpiecee.-- - . s pervisor of thu township in which they R. J. GRANT! appear and amar aaid bill, wiiMn foar teoaths . freui U>* date of Ibis order, or that >ald bill be taken an eonfOMd byiban; whkb pratnltos are detoribed so follow*; Ail that certala parrel of telssrv AaMtel MMm dowMbU. atraste is Ibe ooaaty of Barry, aM Htate of TtWfiGtrnTt>fiMK! !ns't -Monday, tbe load Nkhi|*o. t<un» the w«l half offtocltoo Soaaber Fwirtenn. la Towaahip Ns Three (I) North of Range No. Tro (Jo, Weal, coataiidac three buapetit ton, and th.t the ant of bin of mU mmor., dred and twtnrr acranafland. - - --------- / _!<■*« sett— and all other |«rwu Inierc.ted ia aaid ealate. And it ia forthae ordered, that withla tweotr £ •«*“ *• • mW M«t, day. lb* Mid complainant csom a copy of thia otder to be pshhabed la the JiuHog. A»wr. a t>.w.pa{*r, pristad ia tbe aaid couatr Barry. AS LOW AB THE LOWEST, Where thr said prtmlnea *re ..tutted, and that M wl,7iid*,nfia 01 f*ui*b" ,hu'1'1 43"nUfarther Ordered, that tbe peliUoorr aaid pobliralloo he roe tinned la .aid paper, at leant core in each wrok for ata weah. to seeIX MT LIKE OF TRADE giro noitoo to tbe penna loloreated in Mid eeanton—pr that be easea a espy- of thia order to toUte. of lb. pendeary of md pstitmw, and the be personally nerved on Iba aaid Edward W. Taylor. Bi le.ai thirty day* befofa the day at bta appearaoce.an herein required. Dated. Ha*dap. October lith, 1 Ml. ' LOVIS S. LOVELL.* ttrnil JaJft. Atmeeopy. Alleat, H. P. Casaav. (L a] [octM] Iteputy Regular la Chancery. WE IIVAE 1 errors. r„ OrtS.GOODS u. Unusually Law I rnW— MmatoutJafcro „*• r— -Li -.am*.. mru f-epte- fw • fe.-t uos f- VIMtg �.* ■■ ------ 1 THE orflT EXCUSflVE larerteQ. CASH48tOK« Only a <Wy •£ iffMWWK THE LARGEST!AXD BEST where such an arangnmant d->e* not exist ’ STATE OFflCEBB. that, to a degree at least, thus* find gtoes mas* leak through the oiwcka of the fl->r. to the detriment of the health of the inUovarwor. mslas. beforw k passes through tbe fir* jAUkriB. PUiiTKE. heenury •< Stats. into thechimnev. Every ebtmoev slowtld be connected in’soma w«y with tbe cellar eu as t» be used asa venulnu r wbeo re- JUH5 OWKX. Stale Traasarvr, quired.—Burn/ JF»w Foriker. STOCK.OF GOOl rij In lhl> moriui. sad •* *“’!*• s*! *lio 1 HAMUKL A LACEY. <Wr. Suu Ue4 Ottos. do Foot-bot tiBtinr.—- ?■>•*< rot can be c •> 1. r-> HKWITT. Heputy Bilious Fever, Fever and £gue. "sa. CALL AND EXAMINE Qyspepsia, Indzgeatvon, SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! cured. ll>e first thing to do la t« yard the fl-«k. eelect all that appear unaff rted and pit tipm by tbemwlve*. With a swab wa*b ibrir fi-et I^*m tbe hoof* axx& •XX. iaMMc* «5 * «*raX\av aaXavc. TUesc. _W0, diluted nitric add. or carro-lve auMinuitc duuadred In slchobol, or something that will destroy any inleclkm that may attach to tbe fimi. Put them in a pasture where '»> diaeaeed sheep have l«rt>, and care­ fully watch the “first appearanev of the e»iL" If a sheep appears at all lame, re move it at oorr, and it may be Iwwt t<> re-examine and swab them all after about a furmlghL Watch th<«n clurnly for « few weeks, and d*«X let any aherp stay in tbe flock after it shows any sign- of being aflkud. Carefully examine all the lame sheep; remote with n sharp knife the diaeuaed flesh snd loosen the bom of bout carefully avoiding to cut tbe live fleah. and then apply tbe blue vitr-l. or" some other approved remedy, and nut tbe abrep lnV» a dry, dean place. Re­ peat that pmeeaa >«re a week till they are cured, and cure them yiwi am. art. corcx.\uo*cA ©5 'ro-'fc^.ovarv^uX ro<A% avA VcAyw, wtaXcYt vaaXu. Va«*a *toDxc. Ocr Motto—Small Profit tntd ready pay AVE U H.L'NtWXIE ■Dr -Ro\>acV» art. ttu. tUM-s .ysiMbM, wWb me taaxv'o Vrwadu * Ike* Itael-W -SU ttppUMs sad Mercurial MswiU. SUBSCRIBER FOB THE BANNER I Dr. 'B.o'boek'* ftXovcva.e\v * oaoc \\\x Jaoov raaa mwj DocXor'* DWX.*. Racsxrr roe Crttw Mbat —To <>nr gnll.C ofw.lrr, take || lb-. of wit f lb Zi sugar, A »uuor of -all p»t*r. | ounce of potash. In this rath* the plokle tn btuernund tn any quantity drained. Lei thfse be boiled tcwelhrr,until nil the dirt from the sugar ri*e* tn tbe tup and i» akinuned off. Thejplhrow.lt into * tub to anol, and when cola throw it over ynur beef or pork, to remain tbe u*ual time, say 4 or 6 week*. Tho in rat mint be well covered with pickle, and ehou&J pot SUBSCRIBE FOB THE BANNER! be put d»wn fur at least two days’ aftrr BsiakllMB Township C*■■<♦»*a* kitting. during which time it should br **• ■osie*.l X slightly epritik.'vd with salt poire, which fly r J romovre all tbe surface Nnod. dfc., loav ^Botroiats—Gilbert SWjkar, M*ub«w Bolaw, ing th. meat freehand clean. Some omit boiling the piekle, and find B*ssi-W. C. Alklo, W. TjBsrbw. it to answer well; though the operation of boiling purifiw the pickle by throw! k'does tbe CoMt? printing. off the dirt always to be found iu saltand Hxri.*. Gaova-Win. C. Jfrapbam, Martin H. sugar. Palmar, firory Mallory. 1 if |hie receipt be properly tried.it will Rm*«»~T. PHllipa, Jobs Gom, RieharA B. . . never be abandoned. There is none that Mi*• It -peWidw* Um Tea sad ether Lead I snrpasees it. If so good. 5 USTWYife* **■ Wounuxo-S-a Ugvrsoe, E- P. Bsnrnsi, X. ArvLTwo Mamcbb :x AtrrcMw.—A eorraspondcnt to tbe Country Gmtletnsn Tossa Rraass-O. C. Bats*. Tiwotby Mils*. thinks tha best wsy f->r tbe perfect diffuskm of the manure is to spread tbe ma­ nure in theaolumn, so that all tbs. rains of tbe season may disolre ibe soluble portions and carry them down where they era absorbed and rrmined Air the growing crop. He further says v, “In experiment* which <m hare wit-, hened, where tbe manure for the e--ro was applied in autumn, it ha* afforded a __________ _w------yield ofabout seventy bushels-per acre. They karrMrolac^JB when tbe same amwnnt applied in spring Mflr*aJii*< LOCAL NEWS, gave only fifty baaahel*. A thin coating TWO —•—CEJTTB ----------- --------(.M CewU) per >ew»l of manure applied tn winter wbswtat tin* subscribe Urop of sowing, and well harrowed in ha* ! increased the crop from seven to ten A nrtbrrj.eeparity of Us Company h that tbeir bnahal* per acre, in addition p> this, by Tba T.»rtn mH e»l rdcrUrt LI* time to the Mira­ tbe stronger growth it ha* oaused. as wrl I tion of tbeir TEAR M 'to <ti*bty. veloe, sad psrns by tbe promotion it has afforded t» the SESSHS' Tax Corcnso Ga*r«.—Thia gram* ha* Wither grown in favor am»ng cultjratr>r« B» it bat been extendad over the cwontrv. cud partieulerU hi rlimatea more mild than that in which it orhfinated. If l« a .Icng-jiibtiad, strong grower, and'will pnaiper nnder as much ilknasge ga any other vsrriMv. The quality of tbe fruit is equal, and in milder efimairs snpertor to the l•abrl!a. but tbe Imwdww are not numpaet awd well formed. During the pres ent w#t arrnmn. tbe froit suffered eererely by rut. f»r greater than snv mber amonc a dnMB or www kinds, growing in tb<* sente garden. A dry pon t» anil, I**!!5' Easiness °a a wirt | Dy. "SkobacV* • ftXovaaeU ‘B’AXcx* CARPETS -AND- OIL-CLOTHS arc. “Om AcNx vaavCs ttoXacv aad. Cort^ort. Dr. TldbaeV* . •WrnCE OF THE PEACE. Till a 11.,’Barry eMatf. M'rfr ' ’BXO’Kva.cNv ‘WA’U.t* I. A. nOLBBOOh Attorney «^coa»«<oret u var^oratt. X\vt. vocaXc a\\4 dxXnWiatck. Chancerr. Geneml !*nd and (MM*. aaeaM sMry «f Ifetbraok * B Dr. 5L<faaeV» ftXovcukcN^ ‘Stole** dtAvc. ax»a^ va«Xaa£\\o\v^ aa& vaakt T*\5C tn\o^p!b\t. Dt. -RoWAea ftXowvac\x ‘Bcttc.'i* are VVve So\Ak<r\h VrvtaA,Ao\'\ DuxrrWa, Dvj%1Dxcuvaa^\%va, < u. 'These fitters ar* put Up £» qU^rf bottles, of which tha atooa it a fac-sonifle. 21U label is' finely tr.gravtd, and ia provided with a toft-guard from oounterfaittn. . IPrioa 9hptr bcitle, »• • s- SlHtfU'OXwriAei IbeumetUa/Go-U TJvor qoBiplstat. Djrs- ITU'S CATHAIiTlC PILLS H. WRIGHT, | TTORXEY s*a cocwnxoi . awdJUlUlirrwl Cowi.rilarw airwell Court CommKrioaer iSK2*l_-. ^4 U.W buSaaA M*»rr prvmjrdr ran-Hi* flbbaofl', iPrhprittcr, , )fo- t Kott Fourth Bi, CNnotr.nMt, te uho* nll arden thoittd b» adtbiMd, FOR RALF RV » Robert* A Striker, Dttlinn; KW Nicbola. J*y IV Terr«. Or»«|tTTill«; M C. Sw.fli PminetiUr; H. B. Kenningtoa. Miidlr'ilk.nnd i by drufrf.U oo4 Dcnknote generally. - for the banner ITABLISHED I7«O. PETER LOR1I.LAUD. Ueeawrt*. end not only UU, Let b* poialt tat t» . him tba **W i*rpri*r. . Iii«eMyto(ealbe tSuninriaKraJMn/efraTe* MROWX F5CFT. _ Ccspa ■xjipsji,^~ |':j|'*1111 _ ., H. P.CIIERBV, <C°n^b* OmrtMw*JiOl*ry rU I OBI. ooLoga, now ’ r;;‘ * ' ' ». 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General l«nJ and Tat Agaot. i«». weoi.4 .lory .qWbroaV. Week. PATENT MEDICINES D HANEYVMICIAK RCItGEOX!*>4 Ac~ch*«u- Of1 Ucu.erSm.ih-a flruj start Gecdycr Block. JlaMlugA Mirtlgaa. 0«e* hour* friro V to H A.TN(. fact 1 to 4 N » ___ __ I Fimrr 11. 1VRIGHT, F gliattKanj. "CiiaLM Evaxrrr.—th N«w York------g Is1 1h« Grocery liar , swell a* shot t|>r»<igh the heart t” IT temriv UM. The new spapvr dropped from Gratia great variety*f Iks Ewrell'a noirvleie luuxi ns her eye met cxJWtaa'T s’-jatnnmtxi that <«e lin* in th* gnstly list of “Killed Mid Woandrcl,” and the bl<«-d rrcvedrd And Catkin* Eitr*cl3,X from her cbvrk, leaving it whiter tian a marbla itatue. . liar morning •unthine lay <ti the purple wre*1l,s«>f lhe Axniinsler carpel and glim rnered over the gilded chair* of the dainty little a|*artmri>i where the young heitq** ■at nt bi«*kta*l with her w-tenin old guv eineea. Stic uu» a alight fragile little thing, with large briijiaateyra, and cheek* jual Ifaled with, trcmuluo* pink, like ■*>blte>»wj« afafaed with sunset, and her dress of rtunty muslin, lied at the waist «*iih viinple l-fae lihtH'iis,seemed exactly iulaptr>l to her pure child^h lovelmes*. Mis. AHairu took up the pap.'r and ■canned the oluuit through her gold ■pcc'sclea, ‘Charlc* Everett—• ed. •Gone st laat, po _ . . der what Li* wife god little ones will do. Y>'O ought to help them ■ Ihtle Gratia.' •Help theml ofconnui I will ! lie Wn« my distant cimsin, wasn’t he. Aunty V die a«krd. tint'Hl’cioiisly n»ing the pet ■mipr by which *he had known her guv- BWKF.SET A AtXEW. TTURNKYS AT LAWaaS ti«i tailor* to Chan evry. l’«ro*uGr *tl«ul>onp*>d Io C*n vey■ u**> ><>”Uj«uo. of tUle. t» L«*4 inborn <■! ui'.nji. 2«., Ac. W b« happy ■ttro-! to *11 calls io th« line attbeir profesalvu Mir. Allaire noddnl her bead. •y.-nr ci.«*|n, child—and your rival for mU COCNHET.IA1R at LAW •nd Salxilne »n-l Taoa-eMor to Ctmntory.ATTOMXSr . vires 11 C*<rt Covmalwirocr for the Ctum Kr~ i-a*ucu'ar* sUratim paid talk* eollcetto* at t-MUColl Uaiou aad m«wv promptly remitted. O4ca. with W. W. Ralph Esq.. Uiddlerille Itarrr C'uaaty. Michigan. ■, • _. N. M F.r »W co.reu.er** fa **••">** ■then I wit be ia altamteaea at the oflter of 0»* toanty Cleet i«*a Uta Court Ucnseat Haaliaga, 1 •My rival Aunty 1 I d«> tu»t under­ aland.’ Y-ur rl.aTW t>* kffW'm* of nW OL Everett, riiy dear. Ab y>« may well look rurprik-d—you have b*gn beirraa l» ihi* property ever since you were a child aud Dover knew bo* it came to Jl.i. TAM BHIMT* WOOLEN FACTORY, JiABTIXUS, UJCfl. I WANT 25000 lb*. «f WOOL f L menu frit-lorn into CLUTIJ CA83DIF.RK. •Tell me all abont it, aunty.’ said Gra­ tia, ►eifingdosn the tioy Sevrea du’clatr cup. and folding her little hands tightly together. • •There is not mueli tn tell. Gratia. <»oly Charlre «m own nephew to Cut Ever.-U while yu were hut n ram»te emwfa.— A nd wbmGharle* displeased bis unde by terms .»«.»»■£ “-"rtjsjzLrisXa merry ii>K a pair ymmg Klfl fa once of hi* wisbr*. the old num willed all the propfuy "bfab »*» U. have bfam hi* ^.pfcuw auiyou * there were ph-uty, W deylar* it an rot «f FLANSEl.o gaKW-cs cither on share* or >y th* yard. \ . W* r.r:' -SS.-SSM: Hi. H. —>».• f" for your Jarailitt. Tljf tl! WOOL CARDING ciut ,ng ibierks and cmprrMrd Ifa- ‘W by have I never been ” •. •My dear. Gihmel Eveiett had a right to beat..*- .U»£I”perty *her*and how he Pl > 11 ad m«t Chnrfr* E/errtt been brought hri in rtwerteU.* of tetr 1 Wu not h« the neare*t blood reiatiro, whd* I o» b«l • distent eonnee' ttifaf •Yes bat—’ ■ * ' * >«. > t£fa•M.«r Ibu Ih", V“ «* a’"17, ■> ’lfc 1 Hlldr«> to JtoUltok*. ' to' Ito- ,<-.!• IV to 'to - — Uh itoi ta~ tow *rfr.1 Gi-*l I1-.-W. '>*> *“toAtor. h... r“*R •“*1 '“S.'lfMd rito. 0—-fa *ilh ihiM^|!6p*».-i v*. varra, ^.d.lrnly sb* st-ppedL . •A-.ir.wi>''"Ct" *?"r gyi" •this wrong shall be rigateu «• ■» * fik 1 *»U «*- *b J Dunn Brow ns, the am v corraapAbdnt. fa tbe Springfield RrpMcaa, tM dis-, courses of tba use of whisky 4m ftefarmy; “An army la a big thing, and It tahaa a great many eatables and not a few drink-, alik* to carry it along. Haroyoe any idea bow many barrels of •eowimtaaary" (that's a gentle euphemism fer widely/ ’ It take* per we*k to run tba machine 1 1 don't know exactly, but I Ou know ’ that it would be better to Unale Sam than 100.000 rulunteer* to hfe aAey. if be Allair*, in a aittfictha --- ------------ --AYh.t t.rvd they far want, for po vtrty. toil. PrtM**Mrn*xiof*<b«r,iau»*od4 withoet awe* and veaalimi*. Ilf I bad only b*ld Byfaarliah iugu* about Charles Everett snd I» pity *te« togged bet * p*u*y or two. bi* Claims!’ A«4 prgy*4. imptotea'4. **4 br«m4 *f«r again. But Gratia, wrapped in deep thoughtBet. ftoDtomHwa*lfa a»»r,r»togot. had nu ear fur the poor old lacy’* lam*o-’ MnretoiurbyfarlasaMngw-.g-rUjMlB; CVMtod. te.U* tn *|Mrit. ia tama bo«*4 down, It was a quahrt old room, that lihnrty, Uaahfa u* *u.d mtofortoto. b*^M.r r. Hum tt,. 0olJ UtorUM, wtild ..ih . with its heavy-gothte ftjrnlture, and nutbn>an carpet vptfti^M Mth *carl*t awd Sigh. , -----amber glanins from th* stained glass wind..*, in whwH de*p rrcss*i. stood- theAfakj DHUeatfaftD XKDrciNEM, O .? i Warren Soothall**. liiv*—atreuofa whiA neither Unfa bor change could take from tataq froly ; “H " ia more blesaed to gfav-thak teewirs,’1 STORE DRUG Roberts & Striker, iHlH •"a greater ’ ' iroa»um ' 1 Ir AT THE HASTINGS , jbct. d* □u n«“ •*” “*“«•'• , is, HO. 29. ' Stfatrt Iportrn. A PUBLIdHEV EV1»> VUWEbftAY •nGnrar.-aAAMT coimty, aicviaaa listings’ Hustocss Jjlirtctorn H M llr 'webnesbay. notemjbjsr W. >utiajs Wmtr, Gratiadrew a deep breath of relief, -Yom wills** that lh*y jeoaive Ab* ben rfit fa thi* document as aouo a* pueaible, air F -■ . , . 'Certainly, if you wiab it. And now, Mi*s Gratia, another subject demands yuurcuutideralicai.’ () * Gratis looked up at the dark bright eye* fixed’ with such kindnaM on her cbildtsh brow, and linked down again’ with a strange qiuver at her heart. It waa nut a haodsome face—n« one h*d ever called Warren Soulhall hand-• •utu*—jet there w'g* * banfaf«te Bume’ tbingJn tbe grave ryv* and earnest mpuih' that iirestibly ini pel had you l» \urn arid' louk after him as b* pawed ymifa the’ ■trrcL People bad »*id, ‘What a pity,' poor fellowwhen he came back from' Antietam with bi* left >lee*e fastened empty to hi*breast; but Gratia had al ■ ' any e felt a slraoge secret pride in that1 folded sierra— waa it n<4 a badp frqm." the Legion of Honor brought back from' the tilling cloud* of battle, fto very mouth of red-th mated artillery, ' •Another ad ject F she repeated bc«l tstlngly. ( »' Trs. T»u have transformed ymiraelf from su hrirra* to f pour giH—almuet a1 pennilra* girl.’ .. . •I know IL* s-ijd .pr»tto calmly. J have t-een tlilokuvg il »ll over,Mr.,o«>ulh ■ II. I am perfectly aware that it Ovw iirc'-me* itrtwesary for me to-earn my daily bread. N«ed Lnay how choirfully 1 riulldvJtT . • . • . ,-r ♦ lie bowed inoat reveyco Uy. befi>ra the' clear light Uf those baxvi- eye*, and. she' wentro. . • V ' There i* but »-ne way in which I esn hope tu raaintaia rnyeelf, snd that ia t<> gu nut n • guvenieas. I know but lew . people Mr. Southall; but your cirri* fa । friend* to large, aud—and. If you w/teW iiiterwot j«^,r*elf f«* me a littjo—^'word of rvcomnj«s»dalii»n‘fiv'Hn you—’’ । Gratia sloppad tn bide th* tremolo** new in ber vojc*. Mr.S<HilWI was re­ ' garding l.er with grave esrtfawnvsa. •1 think Lkuvw fak situatu®- foc.-yoo Miss Gratia.’ , ,i „• ,,p (, Lp x.: ‘IXi yo*f ber five* lighted up. 'Oh, ' Mr. 8oupball. Du you think I amid do justice tv> it V I.'ol./J '.. .a .. •I b.ve Du dyfibt oa thal h»«d-* •But you know 1 am royoungro ia*x-’ perienced.' • . ■ ‘Neither fa theee fact* wuoM|.,n)iUfate , Wiu*xyou,’ b* returned, .milfag qUbu' be had grown qaitf, pal*,, ' •Yet I i-varoeh a dewad fa-going not* into the world.. Do yoo thint U*)’ would ba gr*U* witir*we Mr. S.*itbaH— at first yro teow^mUl lmrW rfto^atarwfaroy datteal WudM tba^ b. tend V ■ ‘1 <fm rar* fathdi,’ b«Mld »tWibl*»<y.' , ( i । ( .MOW ]lion, may be i*eued.ta lb* soldier* when returning from piekal'dhly or after an ,exhausting march 1 Why, there hasn’t |been a whisky-ration-ia*»U> A.> a single , rvgitnent, Vo my kovwlfage, for wroy a ,,mo*th, and I am certainly Within th* troth when I My tfaQ Rflfi -ten B.year are issued u> Um (ompa on an Kvenmo. It I* M good as a total abstiaitao* audety to be a private fa Ute army- Cana* why 1 Tbe use fa liqupr ba* *> increased among, tbe officers, that bone la nuw left over to he lasued tii |hd man ’, Tfcrro galipot a week are abiiot the present usual allow­ ance of a Hrig.dtor G«n*r*!, and Inferior officer* fa proporiltxL j:,A’Major-General, wM'tt literal and reasonably boepitable, i* expected tn spend st lee«t bit pay in various liquors. Every time* etaefal ol's staff officer rails no fa comrade. Abe boule to expeacod to be produced. Every lima sn officvr to promoted, te-i* expect­ ed to “wet hi* oomroteio*.” - Every oc­ casion uf a eword or bora* prawn Latino i* iraprovodfor a big drunk all rdund." It i* not considered Awt qaits reputable for an officer to b* befpieaaly or crwtily drunk when actually , engaged on sum* special duty, .uch aa an u£cer fa the picket or judge advocate of acourt-mar­ tial. but at other tipneq it is nothing against him. and eVen lf caught fa such a cape.it i* rather his misfortune than bls fault—pix>r fellow, ’ Never Dr.pair fa the RepaMle. It i* al waya a duty not to deepair of thk republic, and todver imn to than at the praeent tim*- :Wei hive no patience with lh-we doubter* and grumbler*, who fi.r political «vr Cher perpoee*. perpeVially indulge in gloomy predictions as tn the future fa th* nation. On* of1 these Job's comforter* eolemnly declitres that “there ia nothing In th* 'future fu/ the people but taxation and intoler­ able hardens.” Does thi* faint-hearted patriot really believe thi* dlainnl predic tionl Doe* be believe that the energy and industry of the. American people, with all tbe boundieM rv»o<ircea of dur country at command, cannot support a war (>>r the maintenance of the integrity fa the naliitpl 11* know* b*Uer,< hu known anything, • .••; •,f. We see eomeuiitg btfatfe* “tex h«>4 fatolora t U« u>r^ite?.ip the future. fa thia <myiv.fttfilAnWMWIA gkufaua f.itere b.forr th* repfadw, in which tb« Imrdro* (Mid sagrifiuea of thia .w'ar shall be viewed at we now vie* tlu>*e of th*. revolution ary war—-p«X ‘intol«rsbl*,b not unbear­ able, hut at cheaply purcbsaing'tbe lnp«tim*b|a blessings fa a united land, and saying us from all the horror* which the triumph of-secreaiun would bay* brought upon the country.—Portly, TrankripL alarmed Utbe prvbondennce of singl* jterttfai."'A»d faqulree th* cause. Tbe edithr then proceed* diabolfairfly eool to imrtval th* enigma, u follow* t "To eome extent we mutt charge It wpon our yodag women ; not u an intentJutral In­ jury , hul as * fota! blunder. Who would trot r«tb*r be tevnrroted tefth the horri­ ble Wea nf * bachelor'* mfa*ri*e, tbro to drag t>^t*a Rfe of *lav*ry to m*et the wants of a mereile**, extravagant wife 1 Women, under the ffabt nf liberty rod 'rivllintfoA, fafak that *a eroifa.lt por­ tion ; but d«* R not team that they sometime* fiirgel Used* tie* of their p«v*itiun I They ahfaild rTOsember that who •verfallsfa thedutfW«ra place i* *nworthy to occupy it. Dote It not often veem Abet they regard the refartabfe b«ing* whom they oil thrir bwbaadaroly fa tbe light «f“ronvroient appearing**," sent <>n earth fi* ho other purpose thanto fill tbfar rolle of «xtra*aganoe with a breu* whi<& beer* their bark eo agvroaWy over th* ms of hfe f This - ell very aiee for you, ladim. W* hope you enfay faLfa.. □o.u “;" ‘y.„ ■) count«d out. We *» *“* ** ’Ub cannot agree tn take a voyage far life with you—that is all. We prefer to be nld tebbelora, under sixth eircoatatanae*. Who would ip.tt We <fa wot wish to d>*cnurag* anybody, fa coarro not, W* only spaSlk fur u*rw(reau But we love to think of tkeg-«»d vid titnae when there waa not an old maid fa tba world. Such a time there Ims b««n ; everybody got married. »Giri* war* so pr*Uy, healthy and useful, nobody could help it." Juatro if tba girl* were net pretty, hraltby, and useful now-s-days, and a trlfi* a*df* provokfagly wi*a and iftd*pendem than In thoee slow by-gnrotime*. We will wager th* TVasa* is Aoffbf the moat grum, diaappomtrd old bachelor* in exiatance. There to a -pretty fable in JEtajp about sum* tempting, tantalizing grape* and a cvvetoueJua, finding item beyraad bi* reach, declared them pour snd diataate&L . Of Course no insinuation is meant naepactiag Mr. Ttfaq*. WoMag's IxmscT.— Women ar* best st making short, cumraofl sense-cuts.— They don’t rwaeon—-pardon me, 1 am not rede. They Ao not,find it nsr—ery to set that machinery of judgsmeut in oper­ ation of which man in *o vain. They have a way of.tbeir own—<n instinct pe­ culiar to their eex—a gift which elevates them, within oertain litnite, and on cer­ tain aabjfate, thuy pounce with unerring aim upon truth. They ain't give reasons for tbeir conclusion*. They are at least very eilly !f they try to do *o. *bd not improbably disturb the successful ffapteeviun of the impnhnp-u sentence. Il they its wise, they give no rcas-'ii* but ao answer; aad if sudden, it is probably right. They have a power of discernment fa many thing* not pn*. seiaed by nisn. With them it l*-*o gdlna, but a common ioatinetive percep­ tion. To in-Ht men it fa a mysterious faculty, and redeem* tbo"»h<,rt rot* of ctiumon life from tba general’ charge nf foulharditiM* or ehanoe.—Oace « Ifech. Mr. B——M well brown Metropoli­ tan printer utice told u. that on or* ,qceoai'iD, a* old wpmap.from th! country came Into hie prfaliiig'office, with an old Bible in her banc -I warn,‘ prin* it trier “Cbn'M.e have it 4-ro fa half an Tita Paovorr Maunu. Ganast, in e letter U»‘ Use .6*cr*tary of War. give* huor 1 I wish you would—I want to be geufa* hunfa-“iive • F**1 wV»1iF lbs somwmtArtanAg a tali •tics cneicenring the country." - . . operation of lb* enrollment act. He aay* When the nld lady went out, ha sent th* set is not perfect,.^ may euily be hrhimd to the office uf the American Bi­ ble Society, nnd purchased a copy for »u nm put fa forth, nwfag to the eases* bliv cyol*. ashes amaasj C exclaimed the <>f vtJenl«nri*g, so that th* present dr*A. old. woman when »h* came to. look al ft: was only a partial, one.. Or “ ‘•hoi* good y'uuS-a fixed It! ' il’a'e’ea i'cent, of thpse draw* fa the pre i<ma| nrt * 1 •• ■■ ”®*- ’ •’rtmrroed Bothfaeluding the ‘ 50 par eanU ,ert in* aocurfauaro printing tai” u; ; bav* reported. Alrout SO p*r eaampted under rjaminalkx, __ 40 percent, have been, held fa **rvi**.— How Natcbb Covgxs or Bema6,BU" ij^rvfal fmi.tM.T-Dl4 I aver 1*11 you. among the oSfatingTiUl* thing* roe faalwjsy* aeeipg autsliiutes. in thcM atfaring war time*, tfaw I saw upon the re- on the Bull Run battle field pretty, pure TTwm pr.r*.rth delieath Mower* growing curt W empty ports tw to to to tons! Dialrttte. •mmadtioo-butt*. » roe* tbrosifag vp brp.twg/-' br^.ihr—nh th* hrod of a drum—whldt JoubtfaM routed ■L..... tbe expenditure* of iheTrdvnelMarI General’s Bureau. up to Oct. I®, b»*» , mntod to • 1.200,000. TU ammurt. , non*/ roefavod from the draft i. ahout , �clam mo. 18, »c axtbims. CLAM MO. SI. Hall, b-t.wl Gwiteyy zWood, Universal qM* B. Barnhum A Co’Wl divpateb from the Army of tbe Po*’®” dated Nor. 13th, Mya that the weaU*<w CLAM BO. 94. rt specimen needle work J CM.^Me^de wi!rH^pre^ iL “ J. EL EarL best specimen ernr Werrseiten-Jwnefioa h at present our ^rw^ent, and io broitTiRtf bM dopot from whence all army supplies are The quotaraf tbe Congree- Mrs. J. H. Earl, 2d bert do 50 rinr-aTDlstrtetubi MfonOTre :“FTrst,2,137-,, - A. A: Bfotol, best crochet basket 75 Second. I0C; *rtte. •P*1 bI 11.296 men. The quota'-. ‘ thio county are follows Jtees yssterdnf Hs sXatee AbaA-Ahs wms * .MiAb MefaWihi beH ptk MIL • * in his regiment have laid down tbeir inns dsraieevev / 75 since 0e ,Hgilt at R»ppkbs»-ock Btalkw, - J. C. Betnsmin,beet pair slipper. 50 - C. w: BpaaUfaifrim. - and bare refused to nerve longer in tbe rebel army..UTbey were ordered under sred skirt. , 50 guard but befoM the guard came soe“ C.W. Spalding, 2d best crochet basket. PruMeuiUev -’W • OTICE. | ibe ooMtry and will reek tbefiret opporte eonre into the Union lines.— He represents a very dlrpondrat feeling wtrvloM <w nrevw iraa iwy ------Mrs,' Maria Butterfedd. best bonnet 75 to exist in the rebel army in North Vir­ wm pro.tr.ted by tte wind on Wsdnadsy nfobt “ “ , ., “. “ hula 50 oflMtweck. <® 1brSUtwr«A Tbrr wvre plr “ Wm. L. Brown, beak Lamp mat 5Q ginia, arid-says tbe general belief in the lares, valusDIs ST being nt dceeaMd yoaog taUae, ranks Is that their tabse btobmes more (and were !*• with ®e to copy. Any p»r»on Imtclam bo. 25. ins item with ns or.st Us Jkoow offlee wUl te hopeless as time passes. i KlmM Horace Peek, best span Wamibatum, Nov. 13.—From the '■ r\._' a.. •. • JtoT lClh. | MJ. front wr hear that tbe enemy presents a K. Patton, best pair horses on draft 2 00 very strong front on the bank uf tbe Raptar Am bnwaasnwo tam-MHia Post h idauend has commenced picket shooting. CLASS MO. 28, CULTS MATCHXD IX MAaNXS* Yesterday a detachment of the let Ver- BrnfT. Afrenu K. T. 8oail*ry ifocirty, Btotestor. I 2 A«P 8 TBAM OLD. -Gsatss I teem, it due teyre to .Ute the an«te1. a Allen, best pair 3 years old 91 00 m<mt Vavnlqy wns fired upon while going ■I etert of Ihst ons toll), of PdopHrs (tere whtoh out on picket listween Summerville and 1 s. .. -....... .... ..................... •-'■••90 1 obtalowi from yoo in Kov%mter ImL Swing Germania fords. Our men on picket C. Stuart, beat pair 2 years old 1 00 find it nsecasary ttfktep under cover or lb. advtrttoonnrf o4.yo«r Society, oSerisg to give your nodicint to eivrgynea far tte pose ef ’ J,w CLAM Mn. 80. else be ruado targete of. tteir pMteh^ t toWaed a totetafer . poor girt Tbo Water in the Hapidau -islrery low, ; of my congregation, wbo tad long teen ornrly* Jobs Daweoo, sunning fur all borane " in co. 5 00 aud the riser Is fordable al many points. bclplew from Bteumatias^ sad struge to toy J. D. Price, running for all horses 20 00 Tbia makes the work of guarding it very th.t co. teute cored tarrntirely. I writ. ibi». E. Harding, trotting for all horses 25 00 arduous. It would not be sorprialng if ; Mplsgitsuy aid iteSociety in iio edteta to tetrethajene^fcaome dark night should make dwee UoumCHm, and Uai three who nay need a dash^BBu the river and create a diver- aoeb a nuaedy j and I ore strpag tenua, aul.beThe Mote QocaUoa. siun, and immediately gobble op some tiere ta mtrita will fully juatiiy tbe mart aererlaMany ucli-meaning Democrsta cling to tbe Copperhads, intbavain imagioatiuti' careless command. But few partlt's bfrebels are now on that they-arfathus keeping true to- tbeir the left bank of tbe iRapidan. A small old party oegauizatlon, aad that they are party wm drives across yMterday by an opposing the Republican party- of other inferior force, When our men reached days. Nothing could be mure erroneous ■alhev's rtocMate Wt Neither of tbs old parties exist, i-'Tbe the 'bank both Infantry and artillery were exposed on the opposite wide to re-, KETER f«Uto teetroy saf stMta of tbe last two yean, bare com­ pletely destroyed their • identity—and sial what they thought a recunnolsance in ,M»on>Mlia*) Worm- Arsfarfccilv relfaUe gain, which leads loo often to make merwhat is mere, have completely destroyed force; or a4 movement across, but no char.dite of the most sacred causes. Let J. Eyerai boat, anting coll 75 the very otuoeta of their former being.— heavy guns opened on either aide, and us observe this day with humility, truth­ F. Patton, 2d Heit du ; . 50 Tlie Charleston platform end the Onengu there was but little carbine firing. The enemy lias idso resumed work ful dom and honesty towards ourmdvcs, , CLAM BQ. 4, ntniM MABB XX CLAIM 5. are both as totally obsolete «e utterly with the spade. They are not aatisfnd our fellows snd our Creator. irrelevaoVto the present order of things . CLAM MO. 5. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set The with tlie defoocrA thrown up last Septem­ E. Bissel, bast pair roadsters 92 00 as tbe Twelve Table, of Rome. my band snd caused to . bo af-' ber, but are digging rifle pita and throw­ «. Bwrat, 2d beside-, .-.rff. • 1 00 most Mllient distinction between the two )) fixed thn great 8m1 of ike State, J. H. Earl, best slagls borne for aU is that the one established Slavery in the ing up entrenchments, and constructing L. a > at the Citiy al Lanaing. this 3d territories, while the other prevented Sla­ curtiaa few every exposed point. work 1 00 The railroad wllfbe in running order ) day of November, ia tbe year very in the territories; and yet there is Edward 8. Brown, beet carriage of oor Lord one thousand-eight no man'now so mad as to imagine that to^Culpepper oh tba 15th insL horse - B 00 hundred and aixty-threa. the’tilno cun ever rttum when that will' JL ur«. I»t. XAWL-S AATHWTK FOR AUSTIN BLAIR. be a practical question. Slavery not HTROSO DRINK io • wrt.in rar« far /trunk*"By the Governor, I * only in lbo territories but fevery where Jambs B. Pobvxr, SscrHayy ofState. else, bss had its day. ' The war by ita‘ • CLASS MO. «. .- was made Ly the enAny yMterday la viiown Inevitable operations, has dostroyed initv of Stciensburg, which is occapted J. H. Earl, ’beqt 3 year old colt, |I 00 A Vnrlnc Rebel Plot. it byyood all pqmlMhy of recovery.—J. H. Earl, brat 2 - “ I O0: And inlike manner inc war has broken‘ I by Kilpatrick’s cavalry. Nut more than .There"arc 'rumc»C*A«M_iconsiderable Jacob Bromdsiotter, best Vyear old halt a dorrti sheila were thrown on either up allrdd Imubs upon which the parties side, end .on tire advance uf our cavalry obit * .1*0 evidence to sustain them. of a daring lived and struggled. Il hay brought an the enemy retired. No one was injured schema, ou tbe part of tba rebels in .Can­ CLAM MO. 7, aoasas TO TROT, QXLDtMOSOB absolntely new order of things; and one oa oqr aide. The rebels advanced from ada, aad tbeir Copperhead allies on ibis whieh foroesall coh£deratc men, whetherr the direction of Pony Mountain. aide, to tranller tbe war to the North­ they like It1 ofr not intd new positions. The Mild question tut^r Is, whether the Gtnxrnwest, and make our lakes the theatre of mynt.wjfch UitrvffgKng agiuMlarebellipn bloody and excitirtg events. From pur New York, Nor. 14.—Laie rebel pa­ Which' leek't ite lift, ihhll be eupported or eacbaagea we gather particulars winch The Richmond £r nut. Those whq are for supporting it hare pers a re received. have led the nuthoritlM to the belief that in consistency, no alternative but to. sup­ cMinrrof tbe 11th, says that their army : । . bolt was quietly awaiting an attack from port the war, apdcuosliluted aulborilio there is a plot to-pass sever*) gunboats which conduct the war. All support which Meade, It was thought that bo would .Which have been prepared in the Lower J-.nas.Hall, 2d. best do Hiram Lewis, beat 2 year old steers 1 00 foils sbortfofthls, however rightly Inclined make a flank movement towards Fred­ St. LawrefUN, through the Welland Can­ W. Y. Gilkey, beet yoke oxen 2 00 ls*no support at all. Just aaap.^^bkh prop which ericksburg. The Araminer* of the 9th -.ut.W 'falls short an Inch, however correct Ils foreshadows another retreat nt Bragg, al, and with these, ravage the commerce W. Y. Gilkey. 2d best do . - . .-^.L„ •.<. .jj. nnd speaks of disagreements and discords ,„j *1 00 and put the cities bf the-Lakes under con- Tunis Collier, best cow ta no prop at all. Them are in the councils of tbeir Western ihay ;tributidti,Jfnot to bar* them as an art of A. H. Hubbard, 2 year pld baAr.RKu0O i ______degrees of defection ; but any de­ Tunis Col I.or, l>c«t 1 year old heifer 50 fection whatever, lu‘ a crisis like this, is a The Eemniner of the 10th says that . mvago retaliation. Buflklo hits been A. P. King, Uet bull calf .. M> crime. Tbe man who does not eotne Meade has inflicted a terrible blow on named: aa । the first point of attack, and Wm. L. Brown, bert steer calf 50 quare, plump, up Jo the maiatainance of Lee. In Western Virginia, the disaster we are not prepared to My that that city CLAM MO. 10. .■ i the wa>, by which alone tbe country can to Ecbofa command straws that tbe ene­ my are active, and apprehensions are fell la free from danger. The merchant tnaIt is with feeling of pride yotte eomCELEBRATED fot the safety of the railroad. In *Nortb ;.ylB« pf the lakes is really at the mercy mitten view the Interest taken by the I Carolina tbe enemy has landed a large ufartnod'Cruisor*. Our only proteclfau formers of the towns comprising this as force al Winston, and threaten the south­ eoddtion lathe Improvement of their is the atoomcr Michigan^ which has a ern line uf the rsilroad'at Weldon*. On abeeb, also the interest taken tn sustain­ tbe Peninsula the enemy are reported small armament,:and wkieh Bls oonlem- ing the same? Alao-we were math pleas­ landing large numbers at Newport News. plstod in tbe plot we refer to, to surprise ed with tba exhiHUoe «f fina wool sheep. A pure ■ t>d powerful Toale corrertir* .ad altvr* gy Colonel CharlM R. Ellst, whose Uvs at wusferfsl sOkaey ia ditMM* at Ito After a careful examination we have ------------ —■ y.ri*---------nnd overpower. death feu been prsvlovsly announced, The VallaadlahaM Fiet. ■’ An armed vcxsel in front of any lake awarded as follows : Stomach: Liver and Bowels war tfee tfotf bf the well known engineer G. H. Pendill, beet find wool buck 11 00 New Ytklr,Nor. 14. — Tbe Timet' city could, with but kittle molestation, W. Y. Gilkey, 2d beet do ____M wbq originated the famous rem fleet, and 1 Washington dispatch, r>f the 13th, say* ' lofiirt the most serious damage. The 8pHt»,™—M-Sn-SM I. N. Hathorn, beet pen fine wod^” ir" at tbo'orne of his death commanded the ' it is understood from Canada that Vafent F«n», l^wpe and Bjainn, and (ufbhtry foreca of tbe Mississippi Marins city of New York apprehending neb a Ewes TOO I.ndigharp, James Clay and Marshal Kara■'’■4MWEKr And would rvcom meed a discretionary . Brigade. He wti chiefly distinguished had fully arranged for passing through ' pdfaubflity There. from thq ’ Jfresence of for services performed when In command WlMlI fellMTMlW tte premium Ora pen of fide wool Ifaekakx-1 the Weiland Canal an armed steamer, some of the armed' rebel ocgin'.'plratDB, of tfte 'ram fleet' Making Ins headquar hitited bv S - H. Lewtrof Steuben countore bu.lbe qfioen of the West, be suc­ whose mission was first to Apen the pris­ - bar pul tbe harbor in a most perfect state on doors fur tbe captured rebels in San­ ceeded iu rtirraing tho rebel batteries at Ifothtw that la ts>l wteteeetne, graial aad reof defense. . . i Moral:.e in it» aalars wtrra tbe e .inpoaitian of Vicksburg, and w^qt on an expedition up dusky Bay. UOHTKTTErtl STOMACH BITTEILK^I,pop. ft* is (farther uuderrtbod'that a part of 2d. To arm and equip these veterans, the Red river. In which br captured tbe ular prrparaUM rootalM no mineral of an. Kind, ..••’ l ^.s:-., H.L bwm " • ibis plot included the release of the. pris­ 1 rebel steamer Er*,‘Ni>. b.'bet eras after- over 2,000 tn number. ’ XTAW1TO. 11. ' ’ • ■ , tr'arflrdrireo'by a false pilot <mder tbe 3d. Toaslxn u many propellers on, oners od Johnson’s Island, who were Jo Lake Erl as ware needed, And arm and taterete torta and ptawta wtU> Ito psrael and farm, in conjunction with eueb rebel ref­ A. H. HqlXmrd, beat mm and >^s H 00* guns of a rebel fort, from whieh be nar­ equip them. .) l,clam XO.11J. . rowly escspea. hls TM»fl falling into tee’ ugees in Canada as are ripe for a deepar- , . 4ln.'To make Buffalo a heap of ashes as farss Uw bwsea sntas ~ to prvswvte by 50> enemy’s*bands. la eunneclWn with *thc snd her vessels In port charred skeletons. buBMn mean, .gvart n> .IsSies rt.j.enAcT^ by ate enterprise of this ktodjthe land aup- Wm. L. Brown,,best baatatn fowls Marine Brigade, Colonel Ellct engaged aaeewtolsoms aloMsstere. iuieurs water awi CLAMtro: 18. " >■ ' ; In several Important otMttallons, In all of porto of jbe rebel cruisers. It will, be ^1 Sth. To burn Cleveland. alho- rxteraal cauau. Umtitvss ■ Hinm stay Win. , Benson, bdJr'boih. 'irtilta ' 6lb/To wipe out the commerce on remembered that ibis alarm in relation Which be displayed great Intrepidity and la diatrxu Wilk Zwtraad 4gw, It tea wheat : ■‘' I 00 tore Mma isMBMe M . yreveetiv. .3 inwtat1 decision, lie died al tbe age of twentyto the priddMrn ret Johnson’s Intend was J. Evers, bent half bash, onto '■'; ” ■ thi-MythM*, of dieewsc obntradted In the •' 7th. To consume Detroit, tnd fa effect JJ.ssareeieayaMttesssadawbs mart to U »M>rdfaosloe of sa stteek. oocy tte . CLAM NO. 14. _ '* ' , unfcemty region In which be wm mo long destroy the commerce and cities of the Jcbri Evers, best tumfog ‘ ' '' .25 and usefully engagW. lakes. ' ' NormaR Manley, Noraii>>8tfd4,lN4i-Uete » 1 rsr-Thero la out a govern meat dark », yemaade Waedte'Tseasen. • John Crump, best half bush, potatoes 25r­ in WaoWngton -wto works Ulf as bard New York, Nov; 14.—The New Inlet ' - . CX4>M Kb.' iA. ' ‘ ' as does our present iodefotigsble Beseeorrespuodenl of the Tribune tuyt, rela.■...These alAlemeuta, wMcfc obtain oretary of War.- A few days ago* m one who a. b. fcn •pp‘- » ive to tbe capture of the blockade. tun­ danoo «Mof our- mllhary sulborities, ] 1 was with him relates,, be worked -from er Cornubia, “Col. Tborobura of the have1 been Tn tbeir poeemetcm uerna fttys. ’ J. N. Hathorn, bem Winter apples •ally morning till atewa of tbe next day ebel army was passenger on heei but ' ia tbe iransaetlM of offiolal buainem, and bare been carpTaDy, preparing far. oeosped capture Tbe Lord Mayor of ofanifodaSS then. Instead of going to .rest want out as London and said Colonel have entered >uy anwygcncy that GMj.artea, am' Aasual.to dofas own marketing—returoing into negotiations to famish am muni pieatapa have been taken to prevent Un' Elias E • punctiteUy SA 9 o'etook and working that tiun and ships of war to the rebel Govtsnrimmatton of fee tegenira and dar PMCh« day fall past, midnight. 8ucb are th« ernmenL Wilmington pepere were also in, plot. * phyriaal -aad mesual exactions <m this Borne n found on tbe'prixe, in which it w*e mated . man,-for the .performance of which hl.’ bibited that Mayor Wood, of New York, Is go­ ' daily meed bl L> be ecW^dly berated by .W^Yd ing Into a faint stock Co., undsr a firm netwe <<T Franoe 6t Co., to furnish'vwBarry, samble in their plates of public worship, ia their houses aud by the family fireside, and'keep thia day aa becomes them, with rcvarcncc aud gratitude towards bur Hoaveniy Father, and witkabtenre and heart* good will towards our folio*-men. Let the kindly affection whisb unite the lamiUta together receive a-Dew and stronger impulse from lbs good cheer of MapkGrov^ U:ia day ; aad ia the midst of our abuo* Castleton, J dance let ua not forget the broken-heart­ Woodland, ed and tbe poor. Many of our people will be absent front the rslimoua and so­ cial gatherings ef ibis Thankswivfag; dwelling In tmtaand fo Ute open Raid, in larmagsliattlly defending opr heritage of Liberty, our homes and property. Let the,untied prayers of this wbofo people ariM to the God of balden for them, that CLAM MO. fj UgST CCLTTTATXD FASH. bo will gi«e them victory aad the Nation rs-astAbTisbed uuily and peace. That He No «w«. , will shield from wank and sorrow tbe class so. 8, svalucms. families of these heroic soldiers, and that DeueesL best atxllloo for all ho will comfort those who mourn for tber11 J. Vat> work '• b-1* 92 00 heroic dead In the camp, the hospital and |«. a Woodman. 2d beet 1 «0 on the batde field. ' Tbe people of Michigan have been Beymoar Huyt, beet 8 year old V suiliow . .100 prospered in business during the year1 Franklin P.tton, 9d best 50 that is past beyond all previous exam­ CLAM RO. 8, M«<K»O MAUn AMD 0OLriL ' ple. . Let them be thankful; but put away pride aud the inordinate love of franklin Patten,-best' brood »»ru 91 00 ‘ ------------------- IX. sx. OM99.it , ' temmr. Rev. Ma. C*trx»Ti preach al the Court House, in H. cm^enday evaelng, Nov. 22d, 18C tbe Oproiu or ' valuable public documents. ■Buhrngi • BVCHL- AND^i Afew eeverel days of rather sere weather, last week brought us i faahfoned Indian Summer. It s KKCJUCT DIUksfaT to ell their Htages. UUis sc ra cteogc ia Dirt. . At Uute Enas Ko iosssveaisi now that aehauge te upon us, and Ata special meeting called h .TtaReM of tbe 1st Congregation* Froaby tartan Society of Hasting., t Saturday last, I. A. Holbrook snd Neriae were ol ertt-d Trustees for l ,mrtv< three years. After some « ataM end examination of p»j»ers r> to the iadebtedru-awuf-on tbe chart ,fte,it W]*DB0certaiDed that the b .pf.two basdred dollars bad bcru d‘Twtfee society upon the condition c ' iag up a collection on or before lh< A.;oTM>r u> .J Church Election Fond, until a. sob Aciesrt to pay j the balance of pri tahall have been raised. , A motion was unanimously a< take Immediate steps to prix Tauter for tbe church and enriety •Geo. K. Beamer and J. P. R vwetw appointed a wmmiUee forth. New Advertisements. HOSTETTER’S Evil. Tkasks.—Hon. Z. QiAUDum a> W. Kbllooo will accept our tbaul HTBaream lias got a new Lilli I •smrtlar than either Tom Thumb oi ■medore Nutt. He i> 14 y ear, old •cbes high nnd weighs 17 pounds. The Groat French Remedy ! Ths oalr evrtaio iud |M< RrwwAt far at! ITtSr-. t Obstreei toas, Moott^ Irr»<sfari »,u^dl Um rater 4I1X are«• whkk tte Amb ifc cn.1 U»<>wr isp«CBt.ar1y llskls. STOMACH BITTERS. Tea aaun. rareoKXsa at Camp . •lea, Chicago, have made several att >to eeeape lately by rneaas of tery •derground “tonnete.” These t ■were about foer feet high and two ■halffeet wide; tbesides and roo •feetly lined with boards and and p TTU total length of tho main Inn nt | •about Mventy-fivo feet. There ifimr branches, used for storing aw. •dirt, hiding tools and clothes, an.1 i reaaa ntoe bed of hay where the ■wv-rkmen could reel. Oue of T'raoebea was large enough to aceo ■date tbe man wbo rawed and fills rptenk, so that all “ tbe ‘ work ‘ *-----,JJ“ could b<j to avoid noise aad to ___ esHiocity. Upon th eoverv of ibr’rt scheme the prisons tagxrotod tu force the guard, Imt JQmi beck, several receiving »i ^1^^ IMPORTANT AND TRUEl ’ ARIires .wtriag wWi UM Crea4 MtoesM, Ksv- WA1WON-8 MKHMMU KUO wilt speedily ARK vested wM Ito tertuss of Raaxuunte’ Wnws'i Muina Kne wM sp«44y reitm. ARS pre wMsf ftt. tte gnawtegse^vvrsr- MUKALOIA KDTO. pJKJT"*-' ii'LLkj ajLViXJlXKA^rM Govuwoa Gilboox. of New I ehiro^ hUierre that patriot, should thair feftfe by tbeir works. In his • proclamation sailing for the State of troops.ho makes a poinled spp Hu fallow^ittesus. vary evteunt,” be says, “that som* have atayed at home and talked wai under this mH, report themseln dhty. ft ia evident that those »h> depewoated and opposed ite recent M«Mbdw abow their faith in tola fogfey ifeelr worka."_________ Tmi BotMxaa of the Twenty thin’ /tgteneet have re enlisted in a body MsRarogxniumber four hundred me AwdMBrfaed recruits received in W> MThgHle—refugees from tbcSouthMinted foe three more years < Tear, making a total of six bandre dd etoe rwimeaU The majority p ,Ue TwaAh.QHo loiaauy have si-, ShMr tarnttiosi to do likewise. �'■TTWM if w» • '■ ■ .-13 ? nw :i F*» •; pin: JTflul Shtirtj. bkliuouts •I G. T. ts of WILD FLOWER id Monday ovsning ofeach oom in Gnodysor Block, TXTBAcr averv. liuznottrs ttzuaows u™Af‘mtv"J'‘rmtrzuaottr., zrTp^r‘Pcitic'r‘m J- . wu„ *, 12a.,’£*l£"r/£nc SERMON.—RaV. Mb. CxRPKim* will preach al the Court House, io Hartings D.ud, October rfHi. IMS. JOHN M. NETINS, ------ UENRi' BROWN, •------------- _ Administrators, xa s . . KUUB MAGOWN, °fU“ e*U'‘c Maoown <>n Sunday evening, Nov. 22<1, 1803, on lire Oatotw or Evil, Tttaxav—Hon. Z. Ciiaxdlm and W. Kbllooo will accept our thanks \aluable public documenta. After several day. of rather aevere cold weather, last week brought us an old taabioned Indian ..Summer. It appear* now that a diange\ upon ua, and winter novi .■uwiram™ U. 0. Hamou, Att'y, foraaid Adm's Imo thirty bsy a ut ternST**’1- ,B”r*r*’ TT,n™ “taw.. x< whh’ R»«peeifn11y yonra. TBQSLF. CHAPMAN. Cbmaiat, nortranSm .BiL.Broadway, N.w \>rk. mny be expected won. "*** - yfrTon» Dteilitv Society Meeting. rrwenl. lion. Lone & Lorau., Oreair Jodft. rr., • £ ,i tr. T&r, lttf.nd.uU. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE ta th. tMtWr'af tta wests oftdHmH. Nkiwu, „ No"" U bvroby «i«cn thrt ia purswree. of . •wtZET'SliSS'•« Ata special meeting called by ths in. ccumy of tt.rrr, 1 ihali .inns, to ut, ' publie saelioa th. Hhigbret bidder, rt th. north door of th« to Court o‘m, in tbe rftUg. of «»>• fo-rth <ttb)d!y of -uiurry l-M. at Ma . aiaak in r - Trustees of the 1st Congregational and Presby tartan Society of Bastings, held on Saturday last, I. A. Holbrook and J. M. GOODS! R. J. GRANT! Nevins were elected Trustees for the en­ suing three years. ptorixs “1 h*r» Hl* After tome discus- ainn. and examination uf papers relative tu the indebtednesRAipon the church edi­ fice, it was ascertained that the balance I CAN_8gLI.<r-. C«BSMS*pUvcs. THEmWrilgneaJavlhg been restored to health la a few wreksb* irej .inrplt rem.dy sft«rh.rit>(taffmd sorerrt ye.r»^lth • Mv.re ing up a collection on or before the first iuag .ffeetion, ud th^drred dt.e».e, Qtttumpday of May in each year, in aid uf the , CiM-is aaxioui to make known to bis fella» ssSer Church Election Fund, until a. sum suf , fici.nl to payj the balance of principal ! of two hundred dollars had been donated to the society upon lhe condition of tak eMioo—or that h. cum. • copy of lhi« order to • prroooaUy Mrvcd.se tte sort Edward W. Tayor. «t lertt thirty day. b*foe the day of hU apemoc. u berriu required. .hall have been; raised. ■A motion was unanimously adopted »tn lake immediate steps to procure a ' .'Pastor for the church and atwiely, and , •Geo. K. Beamer and P. - Roberts J. were appointed a committee for that pur­ .. . , , _ _________ tJ»~Tbe lately-elected Governor of •l««wa, when studying l*w 12 years ago, These Bitters arc ctuupMed uf materi­ worked 8 hours a day for the purpose of al. which, from the eileokivu etprrfcfice earning money to pay his board and tuof lhe inventor, have been Axmd lu prove tbe most efficacious itt removing Iftllipfis ncss, Jaundice, Fever and Ague; De­ Fir Barnum has gut a new Lillipntlnn rangements of the Liver, and all diseases ■sinaHar than sifter,'Tom Thumb or Com­ arising from an except of bile up.n lhe modore Nutt. lie is 14 years old 22 in- stomach. They pose*, wonderful tonic •ches high and weighs 17 pounds. properties, giving atrength.U> lhc,,*enk and debilitated, elasticity to tbomuscular Trb axncL pnisoKgas al Damp D->ug- system, strength and vitality to the ettJas, Chicago, lutve tiiiulu Mvcnti attempts tirs human frame. They can be taken t« racape lately by means of largo un­ al all limes, without regard tn diet; are derground “luntiels." These tunnels pleasant to iba taste, assist digestion and I ware about four foot high and two and a give lhe patient an appetite and leave tbe 'halffeet wide; lhesides and roof per­ ayrtem in a perfectly healthy condition. fectly lined with boards and and planks. Of* Try a bottle ; you will be con­ 'The total length of thu main tnnncl • as vinced and recomnicnd them Jo ywr -about seventy-five feet. Tboro were neighbors. They are thu best tooie Bit­ tfour branches, used for storing Away the ter* In'use. Sec Advertisement. •dirt, hiding tools and clothes, and in one •w as a mce bed of bay where the ilrcd LITT OF LETTER#, workmen could real. One of these Remaining uncalled f<«r at the I branches was large enough to accommo­ Port Office, for the week ending date the man who sawed and fitted the bar 17, 1863: nlank, so that all the work could bo done 5",d underground, to avoid noise and to defy Behidkt Addison JL Cooaty of Barry. M.—At a areafen of li« f rn bat. Court for tlw conaiy of Barry, bsldas al |h. I'rub.le Odiea, in lb. vtll.g. of Hattiuea, os Monday, tb* ninth day of November, in tbe _yi»r one taoovuxl rigbt hundred aad ^xtr thre*. I'rcMut, rilierm.il C. Frindl., Jndg.ef Frobalo. । In tb^tualwr of |b« estate of <I«prg« H. Drooka Oe reading and Cling lhr p.mkw.doiy vergfed. ks5;'. '5.rtf"_sse no«.i>, b. Msrptod for the hearing of mid pelilkra. •nd gist tbe b.ir. at law ot srtd dectucd, Midall other pereona interested ia laid ret.te are required to .pt-ear at ■ •ewfeSi uf (aid Court, then Ho b« bold* .1 th. Ifeoteto OfflowHi Ibe fUlsgv Sf Hasting»; adfl .btfw ftaueo. If any there be, why ths prer.r of ti.e:p«tiltoner .hnuld not be granted. And it l.fartboe ordered, that lb. petitloo.r giro frolisa to all ».r»ori. UUSsotsd io Mid ret.to of tba aeadaory of said pallUou. aud taa bMtlag thmun. by earning a copy of this notice and ordtrto b« puWh’d In th. "Hasting. Bum," anewanapcr priawd and eirealatuigia said coun­ ty of Harry, tor three .aceenaiea wocka, iaunedi- Vimil JruLgz. A true copy. Alltel, U P. Cssinr, [u i«4»i.1Dop«ty R«tMl<r to Chux.ry. ' INtfrUNEOFWAPE: i.BU MIO *‘of■l’Belay ss:; Al tin* hsviegDetj.Mtrty te call • pbrelcbn to att«od ber ;.bal tee was renMiy.wsy madb.tMtoK-ror Oreorux wrck.ibeluid^q npprtitauMtaH her ■•rength. aud Vu each day growingWdree.— Hb« bad r.ighl --------------- - - Come and See'!? WE HVAE CltANCTUV ORDER. TATE OP MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Circoil in Ctiteerry. Soil pending in the Circuit Court for th. County ef Harry. Ip < himccsy, at Darting., on th. 14tb tJLr-V. a'zd Jfcjerf J. Grant Onnplain- S JUST RECEIVED DVERTISEMENT. «... hl. answer *» Ah. CscipUiSMt’a Bill of C-supUlnt tobo Sled. and • copy thereof to be iwrred on the Complainant'. ifolleitor. within twenty day. after Mrvice of «ald BUI and nolle, of thi. ordrr, .ad in default thereof that said bill be taken Mconfrewl by ths •»»* defendant,An­ drew J. Crane. • ............. And it ia farther ordered, that within twenty data tie aald Complainant. came ■ notice of thi order to be published io the "II*.Ung. Han­ ner”. newsnemr. nubhteed In Ilartlnre. County Aud eonballr iaiile my .Id cwlomare .nd faXd. la Knl and stJ-Xyng eoontieS. Uj renew their' bu.iiMo.r.Litlcmmtti u»,ar.dwbeMv'erthey ar. I? "t"1 a-“F •rtW,‘ .ta b* fcwsd'ta • Il.^«"h‘«r«,to«i».a«ac»l‘. My Mwrtacui «ill be found complete, erpeefoHy ia BUILDING HARDWARE.IAND MECHANICS SO0UL n.r iag made .rreagtmenia w itb muofacturer. «::d ulber., I am prepared to WH0LESAI.E TV COUNTRY MLRCUAMTj*. $wirs & era. GROCERIES 1 deal largely in Sl’OVES 1 ' Of the t.ry be»t material .nJ l«Kal iniprvrew.at*. Mr TIN, SUEET-1 RON AND COPPS* WORM, . «>■>«>>. ■i^nrsas’Si e-is: insasjfessgfSSg? •uspidon and curiosity. Upon the dis­ covery of tbeir scheme tbe prisoners at­ tempted to force the guard, but were beoten back, sever*! receiving 'serious SX^raP-ny lillare ot Hosting., red ^>ew ores., Ifaoytber. wounds. row.n Miss HeUsn be, why th. prayer of tb. petitioner steal* not Perseas calling for say of Ui« aterolettars will Goraaso* Gilmork, of New Hatnp- K»ay they are adr.rtirwl Charge, for^dvsn•hirej believes that patriots should show .osMattaeR KQluirT. P. «. tbeir faith by their works. In Hs recent proclamation calling for the Stalo quota of troopa.be makes a pointed appeal to harry, for foot .aceereere week., pr.ri.ua to .aid day of hearing. om class e^ his ftllow-citiaen* “It is I aevll very evidsnU” be says, "that some who (A tree copy-) have stayed al borne and talked war must under this call, report thornsal vex for duty. It is evident that those who have deprecated and opposed tbe recent draft must Dow show tbeir faith in ..ruluotscring by tfcdr works."___________ ‘ aat»- ............. , ■ ■a, /mmv JIreww. Th* souwsaa of tbeTwenty third Ohio /cgtaent have re enlisted ia a body. The It MtaUbstorily anpreriae to this eoart, that veterans number four hundred men, ano »■ mA, to a uon-ra.1.twofiendred recruits received in Western -Virginia—refugees from the Sou th—have .Also aniiatad lor three more years or tbe xwar, mailing a total of six hundred men >o one rag invent. Tbe majority part of lhe Tw.iAb Ohio ia&Btxy have signified Jheir tatacfeuei to do likewise. bavs had many trouble, and dlff.cn.'iira. Ji. to I. time, snfltUng me for every kiad of libor, and dcrfroylng all my eemtnrt. Last raamef I eomtnraced taking th. T.ojJ.'. esnr.1 red tuwwd four bcttlex. tnd im du* ^cwat a ««H woman. My dlliicultie. hxv. nearly an dlcppeaitd, sed I frel ctearfcl and happy. 1 • Mre. Cxraretxs Djcwmo, "Dretimakcr, Goodell Alley, abci.Tepper >L "Dneido. Oct. *>. IMS." 'Civ t h i AND DRY GOODS! GROCERY. Eating & Billiard SALOOKT hard-ware Don i forgot llw CITY HARDWARE STORE, Where Gooda will be aUd «t nuHorut price., CKXLA.X* FOB CA.MM. Al WtelM<4*or Retail. , . WJL B. l^OXMXL. GrwdRapije, Hylat,iWl,.. jyirgyl , prag^btof tbseilyof Doftde. X. T. tuvretod sad ■aanfesrered a compound kitown as BRIS­ TOL'S llAA&AtfUF HOARHOUND, white ha perfect arcane fortecoas,caL*s, assayaaoncniat or lcxs airnccL,rtsa aritongfnMn dusty, coU or aaddsa change of tba wafthsr. . Evtfy pvreen who baa over takoa taserot's !^XteSW"Sra*JN±S tea It bscnntc.Vhai the market to clmdy tWUof EATON dk McNAUGHTON. Balsam.taadeHthrt Ms WBITTWt algnatwre to Zir^Li?1‘S?3'kL‘p‘ OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. OUK BILLIARD TABLES Asa re-Bttod with Now Caahtoea, sad tte Rooms are Npacioas aa>d FleaeMt. 1 oUB®*UKGtn>SparauMT la Ceavealeat, PteauMt a»d &t£w*t TidSxHARDTIMK8 we w wiling ‘zj Inerraaing. Tbo towprtav at White tb. Blrtirltw ia Mtdjte wMHg ■teMre ALL to pwtsks of Ito �WtfiM'Ks anad in tba ropaHtrant wiil T-anaterast to American Faamraw Be «■ BMW ‘Wreery wbaai.” Ba writw. >, ’-nj.ptonsf aaWfiioa purread is m faTlrjpl; a grain produce* a atxrel, consist- TiU. AS.O’S.KCK’ft ■fi-LOO^ VUBAWE.'B. lirtrtorj. ■Mr nccopiM a row by itself, each of Ito " and OnlytL ■way. At harvest, after the most careful ptudy and comparison of tbe stool .frui al! LhMO grains, select lhe finest Which I accept as a proof that ka p Jiltln wa* tbo beet of alt under tbe pewliMdircumstenees of ibe season. TMe process is repeated; annually, atartmg carry year with the proved beat fcrain, although th# verification<«>fthi* anperioriiy fa 6at obtained until the followMt bar real. During theae fnefatlgaiiucia no single circnmxtanee ba* stroc* me so fcrdibly illustrating the necessity for re­ peated srlectiou than tbe fact that of tbe gratae In the seme year one Is! found to greatly excel all others in vital power. K— .l--------------------------------- -“-’-ed to- wtxs O»l, 11. tf Stoto-WILLUM H. 8tVt»D. ef Senary Tr«^y-8ALM0S ?.' CHAM, Aravtory ./Or AUenor-CeJeb B. ffad*. >f lad. Knarry <d its A'eey-OlbEOX WtLLra, of ConnKticat. gflra ,* SKrofc-yy Wor-K M BTASTO^of WesMsg- CaroilM Vrtf^crVuA, -■> L- - - and bora* their Sole. Pf*rfw GcwruZ-MOSTGOMEar SLAIR. tt TtVOUACMCviHi TOE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GOODS SM. of dollar* Meh year ia edwrtiaing tbei: geiinr 87 grain*; theae lauted ‘ sU<Iy. Qnciuf ibera p* , ,,... eootatamg 088 graine; and n<>t only osnld* ' the produce uf no dther aiDglejgraln cumi pare with them, but the fine* ten eare . that he selected from the produce of tbe whole other 86 eara,coniainrd only 575 .i.'lraJns. Yat, su pposi ug t hat this aupariur grain grew in tbe smaller ofiho two i»r* igiral e«r«, and that thia contained bat AO graine, there must etill hgve been 39 ' of these.SO graine which gyew in the same rar? “Thus far as regard* the content* of lings’ Snsintss jB GOOD: ■Hvuxvt to\i% CerV^vecAeto which bars beaa ahpwsred upon him from ©5 XYu. CoukCw^. The peculiarity of ibe OTElimxSj subscribe hta Trtfc*Bannerb athti V>X\* is that they strike at fas real of Di.ease, by eradicating * very particle of impurity . AtvAYut. T2>\ooCl, for fas Uf* and brelth of th* body depend* out a aissrabl* existence- Tb^s medicines CALL AND EXAMINE stocb: our . t txicrs purcteslag elsewhere, ss we are soatoteD we can make itsnoViect £ir too. 1 - ^vre Tkv«VMji.\x& . for curing 1 ftfpARls. Our Motto— Small Profits and ready pay Asm equal to that usually grown per acre JPAeumwffam, .under the present system. In order tn Bick Headafiht, ascertain this, we ought tn know Ute •jtrarS jSffue, , WE WILfc NOT BE number of ears ordinarily grown from (male Ofemplafrxfs seven or eight pecks of »eed ; but there .jBnihon^’a Pi’s, are really no date upon this point. It has , however, been considered as about equal tn tbe number <>f graine in a bushel, or I under eight hundred thoumuid, which is ■SUBSCRIBE. FOB TOE BANKER! abpuX ooe ear for every two grains atAsn, d wifi thro compare the number groan in.IWT upon two piece* of land. utJy inner of t»o> vtaro. separated by hedge, where the two aysAN0THE& writes, his son waa cured ^ms were fairly tried, the same ‘pedigree after his fleth bad almo*l wsstrd mt - A. KT Dtehtal’ wheat being employed a* sued in The doctor* proDo<u>e«d ths cas* incurs Me. ■_ j • . • • ' both case*. In tlie one instance, six pecks AJT0TKER was cured ofTever and A rut of seed per acre were drilled Nov. 20th, after trrinr every medicine in bl* reach. 1880,'and thu crop, resukrpg in 54 busli• AUOTHEE wm cured of Fever Sore eh per aere. consisted/-"it it* thickest wbieh-tiadwswtod fourooen yem part, of 934,120 earo p«r acre. Io the AlOm ef Rhmatis* of e«M year* other instance. 4 1-2 pints per sere were Chats iaaauasrable of Dyspepsia and Liter planted in September, in single grain*,] Cwnplaint eould be aenUoned in which lbs Purifier and Pills one foot apart each way, and tlm number <>f ear* produred per acre wns 1.001,880, ’WorkW.Vx a, CXvartw. or 60,760 ears in excess of those produc­ ed on the other aide of tbe hedge, from Lou-wrhcos, White*. Female Weakness. more than twenty -one times the seed here are lhe most Miive rad thorough pill* that hare over been introduced. ! sraWtfflWRE employed. Now as an area of a square T’Tt------ *TI.4W - .1. . -----------They act so directly upon the Liver, sxcit- ' foot fa more tbdlfamply sufficient for the rta-i.-e SUBSCRIBE FOB TUB BANNER! iag that organ to *uch an extent as that th* development <>f a single grain, it ia dear *j.pucei*M«. Wtojatneniiee - ? ■♦ • •. .. system does nol rolapse into its former eon that thin reeding la n«l neceasarily at­ r jsskm? uition, which fa too rat to be lhe case with tended by a thin cr.ip,’1 simply a purgative pft£ " II.Vtaml year SAMiriUI: *'««.rjteoOenl Il would appear from this that thin ■ftsy are really a w sltvraUielw dbrane ol Irtos'cs M»»J cere vf lrreauteiiTr. trni mWl.-toirrnal HMltoi. .rd Price, withllemasra and Feller, MO, seeding and early sowing are both bene toeeidritoit.*ri4a* r«ma Um n i ir*1atolhri~“. "BVooii Tu\.v.er VAX* Mn rirtlnHu ft. rad IM*» dr* WwlUFdd«•'; ficia); and that an imfitense saving may TheWig. X dt OiBn*S««Uig Madiinr which, in conjuration with tb* be made ih tlie quantity of wheat u»rd ia At best ifackinj tcilkgnlIfoardh f>ricr. annually far seed. It is reported further, that the wheat, when thinly sown or win eon an fte aforementioned diseases, ’ ’ and, of themMire*, will relfare and cure planted, grows so strfing in tbe straw, Pilmer. Henry Mallory. ' Bctuisc-T, Phillips, Juba.Go... Richard B. that while his neighbors’ wheal waa hid Shaw. CeZto (Paine, Cholera Jiorlue, down by a heavy storm of wind and rain. Tsoim.m*—J. F. Kmory. ft. S. Bs*bes. A. A. Mr. Ballet's stood up as strung as before NtM. J. B. Froomra. Poeware. Middleville. Indig—tien, (Pain in iht gowda, (pigginatt, ata. ■ lhe storm. Woontisa—H. H. lagsrsoB. E. P. Barnum. E. Bawdy. Try theae medicine*, and you will ran cut <1 froqsrat sl2 rad Task** Rrsisas—0. C. Bstes, Timolky Miles, etuntlBDcr* “to sur>>r« ibc wrab-tub.' Mail aad Cela Water for Iwlae. Ask your neighbor*. who hare used than, and they nrill aay they are ’ h is not a common practice, we think, • C*oo4 'K\<LA.\c\.v\cys to give salt to swine occasionally while ifttw ®bbat L every farmer would consider it a prime i*s' *» . and von sbouM try them before going for a u"--“A-SSaIw duty, to offer it to bls neat stock, horses AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, Got a Pamphlet er Almanac of aiy local and sheep, a* often as once n week. To agent, and re .4 the certificates, and if yen be cure tbe swine get a little compared bate erer doubted yoa will with the amount given to other animal*. In proportion to their weight, why do they not need as much salt as tbe other “A meehasical wosdrr."—.Wratflae .isuritw stock on tbe farm ? We find an article going the rounds of P** *“ }i*®»a*8ns**h«, (Umi h **»* bIms* imthe papers up«m tbe use of tallfar fatten. Qratoto tor UssgtoraSWropauOra. ttw wtac. The writer states that be “selected two pairs of barrow bags subscribe the banner! weighing 900 each. One pair received, with their.daily allowance of food, two euneeshf salt; the other, similarly fed. FOR SALE BY mine. In the course of a week,1 It was - aasHv seen that the Milted pair had a much stronger appetite thin the -others, and after a fortnight, it was increased to . two ounce* apiece. After f.nir month*, the weight of the sailed bngs was 850 BUSHED 1TW. pound*, while that of the entailed, five weeks later, reached only 300 ponnd*.— REFER LOtUlfLABD, -Tha'esperiment was repented with aL most j>rfci*e!y-rtia same result*.” If e»et should prove tn be the general tol,efUMjedrnralef.^M^Mira^ Tea Tastsk ., HA 1* CJuuabM* strox, '■ (formerly 41 CUmW* airoet, Teri,) twh, most farmer* have o«.t gained all Thi* saabise all Tsa buyers—no Stotter if they Of thrvewt meeafcrluiv a rroat rSvert h b r ---------- * *J—*—« they m^ht have 5&Jm!££3EL w« ere tboosuda of mike from ths* msrkst-to p^r. d»mu from tbe ____ fed____ out. Frnrn the HRow» Bxnrr. example cited there is no tadicaiiw that «*••*’**’•< *** HtF % A* ***” , ' ’ ©.Khawley, * tor*, two drars s*M °fH**1* wan Uolitiul Jintjfflb CARPETS xartMJtxto ~ SWESRKV . AM tcian i>* is»r”‘S»t)o» of H» OIL-CLOTHS ’VXxc XXXookX I. A. nOLBUOOM WILCOX &.GIBBS’ 88>SXa»4«3XItg, ; HbJf. MA8J8 JKSSSdi A Y £ B‘8 CATHARTIC, PILLS LOCAL NEWS 'YYow.'tA T.o -revere,. Vra uy a** »■.’ “Uumi ft BlEBl •<-rroMLT.t ..a cotnrmt ron jrwoa “a**M***ef*<*H—* - G. HOLOROOi ’ . oqxwttt'orrI° ii.V8MEi.PO UL^daicr ** ,bB | if. P. CHERKVi CLEB» esd *•*“! I iWaait excited a morbid appetite, and produced unnatural flesh awJ.fau Of « U-Mfaskffairer, to enures a sr.and judgement must be Mttr- gri vripinclprafnf^.trut oeifih and torrs; and eiaed In the use of aah, as well ax ef grain lb* Tasa.tre ▼Msumaxanvasatai. ■ or any other fond. W* iaaus s Pries last of IbsComprey** Tss*. UIAMK AUJCJ i8WO«TIKO ATTOWBV 3APJE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-11-25.pdf 6539e577a5affcd524ca266dd76b499a PDF Text Text RiiUAtl 3 ■Ubwty ud UaUm-OM ud IwpcuU.? JkfiBTPatln. — 'I"'___ '' .----- C---- I__ O'fire sad mafl sntoeHtors.Nl VW waa pimag to tto dark pri.rnhpy; much re I roffirad there from pciMUfosi, ADVMTuupo..... : AT THE 100. ,V litoral dueaunttojearijrtoyertinr*. Job and 0*r4 Frintt**. ^^■.""HAainrGs DRUG STORE!!! r hands eagerly toward talrti. He understood the motion. < Roberts &, Striker, ETC lijstings’ ^Business Jirtnon might suffar. . I had, jurt; before I ;waa taken priannar, received a letter inform­ ing m* </ toe dreadful .fall my little girl large room, and toe found that by -taking hat, received, and it waatorturp to mate toluk that she might not be. cared for, as tos should to; bpt you remembered the volpnteer's family, blessings du you (or (ntoMe.WMhtrt •dtoV *UbMt»aeeiot ,ber, eM^r be, absent soldier to know that there were "You are very good and kind to edme those who would to frtendi to Bis lilt' here," aaid the child, reaching oat her family, they would, I am •ura> b* .wilfp little.white hand to Nell, wto took it there whs a hidden Cwnt oY' gondhw In fodoall iq toelr power for thdan -fro gently in her own. and etnoping down her hrort; wh!e*-toM4! bettor presence .whose humble toarto* atrong heart* ai of suflering and sorrow toeaILH fiwtofor brave have gons forth to win the battles g naw .afid./uosi complete assortment of toatoriefil of toe s^ctod. . The twn:1s- i.f ;to free; and when I return to my ■da. ■, . ,C.VHJ . ,1OS1! ealers tn »n iiadaof<«ry.r>®d».rrew<»»; DBVGI AND MEDICINE*, dlen eoon bad the carpet made to hi* aat- duty. lt will be with s lighter heart,'K»c crockery, Ae. State st.,lat tto postoNcs. 1 ••Do I bold yaw In an easy position," Isfartlnn, »nd th^n' toey talked of a co ver 1 shall fed that you juo helping, to' bjar Chemicals, Palssts, Olla, Cast r?:t asked the ■ doctor of his. liula patient; forMonge. After a ‘ mrrfnrnt’a tim’t. my burden ,fcr me." , , S>beme, Barnkag Flail, “does it rest yon any. 1” . Reader, among all'the thirty thousand Mrs. Grtmdv aald, “HI tqll edw what I “Qh yea, indeed it does—you bold me wUldp, ynp haow that couch in mr hack widows who have already given up hope TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. MARON ALLEN, jualM papa u*ad to.—oh, ray dear, papa!" psrlor—well I oan do .wltboq* Rfor the lost ones, and have made applica­ sjALER IX GROCERIES, prevision*. Bl lb® cried. bursting into tears. they shall hate it. .and It irltl fce much tion to the Government for Ito poor pit­ do e, etsh. Butler, lard. pork, and grain , >lre. Milter questioned her mtMher' more eomfrrHiOtTii frir lhelittle girl than a tance of. a pension Slowed them ‘ wb<» all kind Also ten csa-tis*. etc .rte. Rtore ms mmu, With her. eyes, who replied,,after pausing linage- And i have r Urge-£t*v'efcdr. have giveq aud •offered miMt for tb*ir Cslitoraia Block. Stat# strset. HwUsf*. Mwb. a moment, as though something had jm-. ng stair* eoverod to msteh it;—that shall country, are there not some near you iir for MEctuincAL and medicinal peded her speech. “Ha crossed toe, rteer •Thorn you can in rome mcarort comfort D. C. HAWLEY*, FURPOHELOKLY tgl r*„t ml.- »..'•!>. . ... • withCf-L Baker." • “Hnw good and generous ynu are." and assist in toeir hour of sorrow and Those few words! how well they told ■aid Mrs. Miller; “do you know that I gloom 1 Not unto many will pome the good the story of sorrow and bereavement.— disliked to wear my fortune, ofNrs, Edson ; they will bonnet this win. Mrs. Milter had road all About the ter fiw fear yno wmild liuigh -at mol" watch and wail, *nd wait and watch, ynROBERTS ic HTjllKER, terrible bottle scene at Ball'* Bluff.—that “DMyou, indeed, think no ill of mat til the light of hupp shall fade obi in dark­ , WelLl don't wonder,, for f have been ness and dospair. To them then, how u*»db-r» • r—luy. M -tar: <o tkt.l m™. a™ than .... sweet , will to the word of friendship, unul >ku <.HK.HU n..„ MlfeW. lblBr i|«. kit Jm » m«,< J-nm-a~, how oppirtuqs the helping Baud. Npw, bow many heart* and.home* that sad. when the first wild'burst 6f enthusiasm I— nfcwuta..,— • TEA, COFFER. SUGAR.SPICES. 1KPPER. record bad brought tlie anguiah of death. dealt M aa I mad to. Mr: Grund v and has died, io a ineasurp, aw^ay, ttohe is PRUNEM, F1GB. RAISINS. CODFlSUi 6be found volca to say, “1 am sorry for .1 wgro telkisp'vaalerdsy ‘ About it. and danger t’lat toe volunteers family My you ; it was very, very bard- fur you to we concluded that it was ocr place (a* to forgotten. bWEIiZEY Ac AW.BS. lose bint so." . Then lad tea, Instead of grumblingtme teirvrvEi’s nniLT. we had no repreaentalise to eend from •‘Yes it wj^UnUfldeed, harder that oBrbomeytA' db all we could for the men,instead of Whining and . fuming, ^t TTORSEVS ATLIWaarfRolieltora iaClian Mrs. Miller had.juat returned from a bl* death brought no visible good to tba families of throe who are fighting, that, the plethoric tax Jist, and snariing atout dLELJKWJ iPXLlFimiiEL'J country (te loved so well; but be has our husbands map ktev at home. ••shinptestert,,** «nd sixty per cent, premshopping excursion. But of inortgsgvs. Ac- Will to heppy AH CMklir extract!, that ttote are your ill calls iu to# tta# Of their profcsalsa “What is the matter Nell V said her gone: from me, and I must bear my share bow shall w» get the tomgs J here in you npi on gold;' Shaft—a rOmpHrallvely llgtrivvM7G>o— of the terrible burthen which 11 now laid wish-d without their knowing it I" is th* Caurt Ilos.t, Hsstin^ Mich. fob TflR rorm oninr nr ntr labis*. husband, a* he saw ber examining the various pnekngea with anything but a coon the laud. For myself ! can do, J •I will tell 'yon. I thought that, *« of the bundvtM of thia war for lheroontey «A.Bwamr. Attt. and for right, and .forget not thosb who can bear, but when I think of my poor satisfied air. ‘ litlle-'girl, bow toe mull be deprived of bear infinitely more than ypu, ever re­ STATIONERY, thuigs ao ncceaiary fur her comfort, I can sod tor mother nut riding end white they mem toring that “to that giveto'|o toe csncs of the peace. wnf«tt»«auu»» PEAK PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. KR. stuff a* this factory, ita hardly fit-for hardly endure It** are gone Fred will belp us, and .we can Mw-r lendVth to the Lord, and that which ‘‘Hu* long has toe been Uli" asked get all through before they come back." ' le hath given, 'Ito Lord will pay him VKLOFEB, CARDS. Ac.. Ac. 111* w UH unite wii<» r-— ititio* oppodiie budge**Hotel, OraegmU* — Nell. Accnrdlntly. a few days afterward, tto again.** “It la trow three tnonihs since she re­ inmates of the little home were delighted MOST .POPULAR ceived the fall uhicli 1 fear will make ber by aniavitatina tn-rids a distance Into ____ IIOLDHOOK, Esrtoquakea in England have not been a cripple for life—poor little dear, her tto •muttry—it needed an urging to in A TTORXEY «>d Counselor .I Uw. Fred looked thonghiful a moment, and unfrequent. In 1580 one of these drove tliNTaald, “Well, if yn must have it, I father was so tender of ber. but be ean duep the tired mother and invalid child the people nf Kent out of toeir tods- . In will give it to yon, on the condition that do for her no mure,"—here ber voice was to accept (be weltome tevitation; for 1597 Scotland was disturbed by one. atchoked by the robe toe vainly tried to both were longing for the sweet fresh air tributeed to a difficulty between'toe King vno go with me to visit one of my parepress. and pleasant.aighta which the country af­ and the Kirk. In 1800 Aberdeen, suffer­ |JHTSICIAS •’Don’t cry ao, mamma," said little fords ina mild day in the late autumn ing from ontvattributed it to the taking Sal­ -A ktune. Stat< Alice; “papa was a brave aoldter, and time, and white they were gone * great mon in the Dm on Sunday. In the sev­ and It w now he is in the army <»f the Mrd. W e transformation was effected in their bom*. enteenth century-both Scotland and Eng­ motmaie. shall alT bo with him soon.’ Oh, Mrs. In their delight they, did not hntka. a* land were frequently shaken by them, and Miller, the doctor told mo all about that ttoynrods away, the loaded wagon •tend­ sometimes with fearful resulta. The I./wibeautiful ptecs; to -aid my dear nap* ing near ibeir houee, the contents of doners were terribly frightened byatocka UUEV wtts tharo; and that If 1 wtf teal and pa­ which,.by the help, of tto doctor, ware bmh io hshruary and March, in tae year is almost enough to drive fine to commit tient I -hould go ttore ton. I iwed to to •ooq transfrrred and arranged to the sat- 1750. Even the aelf-poaewed Lord suicide." afraid to die, but riot* I am not, for 1. ialactibn of Mre. Miller and Mrs. Grundy Chesterfield admitted be teat, bia compos­ -Perbapa it would to just as well if shall go where to has gone before, and. who made their appearance jn»t as tto ure on the occasion. In 1756 the great oor folks would make peace with the reb be will welcome me there, and then 1 caniage rolled sway. The earpd was eartbquak* at Lieton was Alt in threeels, cud let the iff go,"said Fred, quietly then aeipr kball not to tsWetmrmnre. and 1 a hall nailed flown, l^e couch and chair placed quarters of toe gluto. The recent earthktwwkW ihe sshes from Ms felrfur. hear beauHtel mwsio all toe ton* Oh, I In order, lhe barrel of fl«>qr, boxes of tea. >-a TTORNEV «od COU5BS Mrs. Nell MHIer opened tor eyes to »A andSeHpilyrand Coenael r ROBERTS * «TB!MRnigtr Ind other ebmforbi stowed away to ths wi<W extent at this op*"*, but as the pantry, the donbls-griwn thrnwn'civ•he bsw tbe smile lurking sronnd the think the d-ctor *axl you *o-M aing JI* ev tne little girl's chair, snd to trow n all kyl corners of bis month, sbeSaid, rather in incur, siwir-v ---. ... . mo whoa you conic to see me. Will a liglrf stand .was placed'by Jba. window ith W, W. Ralptt Esq.. M>ddl*^lte digmntly : near which ahe usually saL, on which two jy Geo. Louis Blenker, who was st • You know-* dhi rn* mean any such s tt.rrr Conor», M.ehlgsn. • ' ' a__ " ..id Ne’l. thro’ or three choice books, a fine collection of one time in command of the German ffi-* thing. 1-pieasl WhA pwtHotic ns any tears, -wsst ■ , engravings, and a small pot of sweet- vision of tbe Army of too Potomac, died one ; I go to to* Aid Society onee a Week, Bee‘If «oQ know ■Tto Soldier a Good-by , srenled-garani&mkbrere plaftd!. ; HASHNUH. MtOH. at his residence tn New Jersey from con­ and I have aent m murtt jelly dried fruit I'll have that If you please,—papa sang It -*Thare,.bnw, ithal looks a littla like sumption. Gen. Blenker camo to this WANT 96 000 Ito. of WOOL to to the hospitals as Mrs. Grundy, and *he KNim* * BORROWS ^NdE'v’ito trombto'o Hula at first, .lising," said N«Jl as »ha threw.-borerIf country in 1849. and was among the first is twice •• well off.aa I am." ■HMtmifarinfe tnvJULOTH— into the easy chair. O de^Y. how tired I •- respond in 1881 to the President's call “I am glad m) little wife is sn patriotTTORXJ.TS aadCOVXHKLMtBK AT_LXW but she soon msstertd her emotion and sin. but sfon’t they to delighted • CA«Drt«* tlK Soiicitare io Cbycqy, Tai *n< volunteer*- Re had seen considera­ ' TWEKDS. Hnd those Iscflei spent"far more mon- ble service in Germany, snd very soon old bfionst tld* winter, go without her FLAKSggEj^Ga. UMtel'-t'ordiok Sirs*!, OJpoiit* tb*. FoAvffic#, after going to tbs field ss Colonel b( the «.rr.u1<uiJ. w«ee/w™ amployad to wuck -tbi* pleasant tranafor Elshth Now York Volunteers, was made tn use as I Intended, for Mrs. Edson, ^2&S: nation, they would have been abupdant- a Brigadier “ * At the first Boll whore husband «eot sway with but first j General. ly repaid by the unbounded delight of Rim his Brigsde broi terms hen the hymn waaOuududud ; “That ia liUlo Alice, rrt-tliw^wnrtfeli thanks of V.«. MOUI«OO*i '■ “f^Wt kno,w atom that." ftpljcd the retirement of our bseqoently parUdpated In toe battle Nefl. "I think I hav^ done my •bare ; to wBnemed.tha.chsDge.in ih«ir llnte rpom. erf Cross Key A having previously served n#, 'wtot wohld Grundy “God will reward jou, 1 know b* will/' Mountain Department under Gan. rev in stoulwear my old bmtnel anNell’a qelok eye* diacovwed many <1 Mrs. Edron, ‘‘for this most ynexoilier winter; It !• *b ««W fashioned.” nga' wanting* both for coOvenicac«M>d moat iiftlfome kind neks 1869. and in March last "Tli.it means.” said Fred, “that it will nfurL in stoliitl*«Kun, and yet there Awd he did, tedecd, reward was honorably discharged and mustered only b«4tf a prek of flnwsra' M tU top .hJrtdfrfkalfu buatol. Well, ••wont ontof service. XOUXTY TREASURKR. WTU Ifittka cheajfnl '•» ChtK felt pufeg, ayMiac joy than U»l which al mpthap .-T . . . ..... 1C * that moment Ailed, their heart* -Hare are the ^epsre," Mid pz. Mil. er-Th- Wheeling intelligencer giro# WOOL CABBING plM-antby bar though lie- f.ull-fiotHog, Mt account of a swindling scheme, tost B teh to lite Wife one dvifn thie afteriotw, and we wBl look al am) <>fbow little. aba< hi# tnent iron al H*rper*s Jberry. The opfurther her more generous hus 0UNTY CLEM a«d Watery PuMI«- 0®«* JOHN 8-fVAM BRuBT. “k H one of your charity pwlteste J _ worthy tired to read."—/SeH fipened ons - uotrwr in »ee. I suppoae, saw neii. UtUc Alicea drw»i»gRown ** *ut. of RBto^&EA 4 only poor but much to** *: •oo-rnv „ _a™r — .j^nipar and appoint pertain ones to bid the iron rnlqb broughti.Fred to his tect with and she . though*, how ^WhSt itl-ourMW>y. worth. (. They were then to ,let.it go .. c. PB1NDLE, DB. A P. DRAKE. to some,ope, nf toeir, nutator, and the memto/v'ur family, and not be tor a neat bich^ltl" Alfca Alic«'a<.tor,wwn st ,hw„fAW’» “N<», butMs.Ura,fo.toia«Kuf return­ Government being tons dhproed of, the lounge on, blch^ltol" toon ’ placet), - - --- . sbow - ed, ■ .inlWw,mairoit .toe nanwAif Jerome Ed N. Y highest figure ‘he higtoat of couraa get­ mask Sixs*. "?ority ’*rvie* ting ri>o iron. The differenre between M4 •‘Kwiatelf iis/’aaid <to doctor; “I gtedoflt; but *h0 1* s<l0,rc to ttoa. Immediately. wkh toe ••throe-plya.!’, warm and of all thero and many mors things Um tli*,humhlv rWrt,".Uft»W«*W JEST DECEIVED D n GROCERIES! Jffiiscrllani}. it® patent medicines Off aJhflV i> •Cb, JKWBA1P 1F©IB CASH I’ WOOLEN FACTORY, 1 18. . qsn Ste'twv' F «-*■7. VJO* ? test UgMgasUtevbA w« B±8.E1 * Art- . Si 'iWhr:— -^* **•*"•: Ihrt <bi *h(Ob aomtore* d«H«*r*J asking what mil- gkkastekfrteWa wotue day. “Wall. �*nd because II is eminently fit that tn »n eotightened and Cbriatian people, should <* JfyoylM'yl.l.: Wp-. £ STOMACH ment of thrtr brimblo dependence upon ™ AlmMity (tad foe all ita Wresfage .< «b BITTEBS. had ffilih has boM » wftfea exposed befi.re. They retailed because they lost ' an alectam; and Bow,they cheat tacauae they naed mew. Mr. ihrid replies tn General Meredith’* clear statement In a long letter full of bitter and abusive Iangriag*. bet in m» way relieves himself and bia mseters of the chargee made agditot ihtte. ‘‘ ‘ ______ kindly affection which nnita tta families together receive a new and stronger impulse from tta g""d cheer of thta rnty ; and in the 'midst «»f mfr ataindanc« let us not forget ita bmken-taarted and the poor. Many of our people will be ataent from tta rrligfatna and so­ Fellow L*1ti»ns of Barry county, the cial gatherings uf this Thanksgiving; dwelling fa tents mid in tbe open field, in time has now arrived when we rhould orarms gallantly defending <fur heritage of it suits and put in motion the work of tbe the united pray ere of thia whole people arise to the God of lattice for them, that he will give them victory and tbe Nation re-esiablbhed unity and peace. Tbnt Hr will shfaM from want and sorrow the families of these heroic soldiers, and that lie will comfort <hoae who mourn fur the heroic Head In thd camp, tbe hospital and cm the battle field. The pc-plc Michigan have been prospered If? business during tbe year lhat'fanaat beyond all . previous exam pie. let them l»o thankful; lull put away pride nnd the inordinate love of gain, which Irada tap ofien to make mer chatidixe of ita most sacred causes. Let us observe thia day with humility, truth­ fulness and honesty toward* ourselves, our fellpws and our Creator. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused to he af() fixed the great Seal of tbe State. LS. > at llie City of I .anting, this 3d j dny of November. is, the year ’ uf our Lord one thousand eight hundred and aixtv inrre. AUSTIN BLAIR. Why Prisoners are not Exch^ked. Battle Creek and Hastings Railroad, to whW» we must subscribe the amuont of •1000 per mile and pay in 5 per cent. This dune an election must be held and every share is entitled to a vote for offi­ cers of Company ; aud in order to place It within the reach of every man to be a Stockholder fa this Company, it is ttrn't beat to make the share* 025, Tbe ain't. n»»w tu be paid un each stare is «><»ly 11 and tweaiy-flve hundretbs. This small sum entitles the holder of one share alone, to cast his vote and be a member of the Company. It ia important there­ fore, that every man whe feels an- inter­ est fa this great and important enterprise should be on hand. Let none fidter or suppose that we cannot build this road; very material aid of many thousands of dollars has already been subscribed by citiaens of Philadelphia, Pa., and all that le now needed to insure the abut* work. is fur the cilixtns <>f Barry county to coma forward upaeddy and promptly and take stock on Saturday the 29th fast and bt+e I will aay, ttat those wh>i* will That a gensral suspension «.f the ex­ subscribe liberally and are not prepared change of pris-iners between tbe Federal to pay in the 5 per cent, can give their and Rebel authorities had taken place, notes fur tbe same for 60 or 90 days, has Ixcn geptrally kno«n to the*people whidi notes can be cashed and thus raise but tbe enusr-a which led t«* this result,have the Requisite amount to enable us to or ganize immediately and put the ,whole been but conjectures, or utmost, but par­ work under contract Man early day..T« tially known—Lctterarecently publish. dispel any fears that may exist in the H in some of tbe Irndiuj^ouinnls <>f the minds of the community relative to wtal CMnlry htplain ihrsc things inure fully. Ttat.tlw cauMoflhc suspension was a (kgrant violation. ttf the cartel, on the part of tta ’rebels tas before, been ata ted. Battle Crtek may or will do, we aay that so soon ns the cilixeus qf Battle Creek. shall see that you of Barry county are to earnest and determined tn push forward the work, they, will dotheir part. Citixans of Berry county will you take hold of thia great work as beeomea men to do. W ill you lay a lasting foundatlo n for yourselves and for rour posterity, by taking hold /uf the work nnd adopting the old and cvvrta ba venerated hmUu.tbnt, advantage .»f U nr mu. A* the sMVe •*Democracy" have taew nppoet*l to the ‘1300 efattua" from ita first, wo.ptetamc there will nd objeeursi—certainly none on ttair part—to its rapes!. We intend to recfiommrnd its repeal tu ■Congress, as one of tta first tneaeures to be acted upon, and we hope ItffaUI be done. Then whoever is drafted law got do go, or jfad a substitute at such price «>r upon such Wnihuigtou, Nov. 18.— A Jlfahmmid terrMa* ta aud hfa autatitute esn agree paper has ita fuiluwiug : upon, This will remove •«« great com­ . Mubils, Nov. 11 plaint nf tta. Gtppctbeads aganai ita To Grit. 8. Coper: dcafifr-ttair prindpte complaint, indeed Tta fidlowing dfapateb from Tfonisco, that the Admiiiiairation, Mfaa., was raerivrd y-Hilerday. dated the 10th fast., from C-I.'llnrry Maury romminding 15th cavalry regiment: *"We dashed fa irsterday above Bayou 8«ra, on a plundering party <d. Yankees 800 ' strong, and drova Lhtwn tpttair inwi-elnd* with great slaughter. \Vo brought <-ff (heir wngoiis trains nnd 25 priwmera from under broadsides of ttair uuubouls. The reposition claim that New York Only three were wounded of Signed, D. IL Mvaa*,,Maj. Gen. war carried by tbe votes nf 80,000 sol­ dier* who were sent boine fur tbe purpn«c. The tame charge was made in reference to ottar slate*, Wan Mtnwehnaetta earned in tUs way 1 Then 40 000 Soldier* were sent home. Were Wit. oonsin. Mrnnrveiis, JoWa. and Hllnofa an carried! Then 60000 more soldier* wrreaeiit from the field. Here is a to tai of 130-000 men, who. if this charge of The heavy rain has made the roods and thenpmwitlim beunr. have’lieen spared fords alimwl impassable. . . . from thesrw>.; Then. also. 01.000 mu»i Hradqnnrtera Army nf tta Potomac. bare l»cen sent fain Ohio, and 25.000 inNov. IB. (I I*. M — Everything Srmafas 16 fodfan*. am! 15,000 fato Prim*tIvania making an aggregate of 101.000 more.— perfectly qsief. Tta enemy ia etill in hi« old position along tta it-rpldsii. A Does any one believe that 281.000 ••■Idiets have thus been tent home to vote 1 targe fafitntry fiirtw ta fa-fog di*c..i errd dailv in tta rrarofbls fifTtiffi-arions. New YnHCN** S».-Tbr Ttaes' Washington special says: -A dispatch , WiorWltA’1*1' ,6*t» N’r«l !>••• in Richmond, staling ttat 40.000 ration* sent by our Government fttr tta rwtaf A Naw Fisa Anu.—A rrerrftly in­ our prisunera bad lu«an landed front the vented etui, or rather battery, was tried steamer, and were being -distributed.— at'Hart lord Ct., Is»l Friday hi the pres­ The refusal of the rebel authorities t>> ence of Gov. Biickinglum aud .ImIT and a reerive thrm arose from n misapprehen­ number of pr>-inlneiit citizens «>f tbst sion nr a misuse of a word in die rcqoed place. Tbe battery cohsUta of 25 rifled pertnissire tn land. .C>HMtaMry barrels arranged horixontafly, aud 'brltT in place by a Tight frame "fi-on,' hi the rear of the harrels is n sliding Lar, h i means of which tfir cartriiijAw are f*<it>! in thg[r jdaecg. The cjiviridge. nrc fixed pkpNtlb* they conomird ta ita reception nnd d i *1 re) >< it ion of.lta'rnliupa. in copper ca*rs?—,’r-£l..l;1i^ ox ..f >i.— Tta Trekvas's di«pajah, dat'd Ilmdgonrlrrn A»<t»y Poiotnnc, I fit h. any*, a field n*rottnui«aaiK!* by slanil SOO >4 tbr loirmy'a otvnlry waa made- Wcdcir-day yuotnilig st Gevuiania Ford, rmnlling in tfa» rapture and wmmding of er vend of tta 18th Pennsylvania nsvidry, which , regiment w*« om picket within 2 mils* nf ' thoFord. The reconnoitering fere* of tta enemy, charging fnri.cusly f.*rc*<l them ta Cdl-tadt rut the infantry picket* «f the 24 Corp* when tta rebels returned acroM tta river. N«» nrlUfary w*a lined, but several desperate hand to hand «•«fitas twukrphcw tat the felling tack <>l' our mvriry.................. ’ duerfi to ibe ranks is' the caae FirM Lieutenant J. Ea«t» YM <>*-• Regiment found guilty of forging so order, detail it.g him Vs go from l,iuisana tn <5*=^ linti to’ arrest deserter*. Ila aboen’ed bimarif seven months nndar this (urged order. A court- martial aenlenced Jtim giaw-ve three years or during the Mar. as a private in such regiment a* ihy Gvneral commanding the Department might »nl Fevers, Ciwp» And Spas all CMaptaieta rfsfatar sex ' ‘fus.tfflu’iri; B(.a«ta.—We harem, famd a I Tvaw~rrr’s TAX RECEIPlI parole, and effect exchangee by matching panda with parofa, instead of man with man. This arrangement tta rebels mis­ used in tta Aisfainnrslila manner, by paroliing the ak-k end dying, and by sending out guerrilla parties, whose sole busfaeM was to surprise and psiole pris­ oners whom they c-uld never fatve car­ ried away. Our military authorities p-it a stop tu Ibis, after a while, by giving notice thul no such illegal paroles would be held binding, and by punishing our sofa lent wfai accepted them. , , Then cams snottar violation—this time of tfa> latter as well as of tta spirt uf tta oirlcl .or agreement «>f exchange. Tlw retain had agreed to give soldier for aid dier. Tlwy now refused logic* up cer tain officers, honorable men. <•« the score that ttay tad commanded colored troops; and at tta Mme tin.u J rfuscri torXctaucc our Cijorcd wldiera. .Ita* was n dear gnd incxcuMilile violation ««f n wdeinn enpagrmenL But th*, waa only the begin­ ning. Who® the relwls foood thmii•rive* hard.jprtaaed., nfter the l«»a of Vicksburg nnd Port Iludwm. Mr. Robert Owld stnMcnlv announced to Gm. Mere­ dith that be intended to declare ‘ whang­ ed” certain men nnd officers to whom lie had no right. Gen. Meredith say a, hi a letter to Mr. On Id: •Sulswqmmtly to my coming on duty here thft rtents <>f tbe war threw upon y our tisnds a birge body uf paroled ••fficers and men (over thirty thousand) cap­ tured by <Wn. Grant at Vicksburg, and. not long afterwards, n-me riX tboasand or more captured by Gwn. Banka al Port Ilndaon. Suddenly, and without any proper conference or understanding with me. and tart a fuw days prior to the im portmit events at Oictamiauga, as If for cash market for 30,000 cords uf your wood, a million feet of lumber and Tim­ ber annually. Your interests are so dotaly counecV-d with this important ■Wark that it is important you afaxiid one and all, turn out and attend tta G.nrentlon rm lta28th fast., at tbe Court Hmise in Hastings. * Tbe New York Tribune presents ita utile *>f the neat Congress, It pels tbe Administration vote in. ita House at W. the Democratic at 74. ami the Border Bute al 16—tbe letter combined itt 90— giving a small Admistrati-m majority.— , Although it classes Wutatar and -Tbrnnm of Mari land arming the Border Sut<incn, it slatss ttat they were nominated and elected by tta tfocondillanal Dnhm party; and will probably support the Ad-, rninfatrstfan, sa It fa fact ladieves a' ma­ jority’ of tta Border State men will, among whom it also daaevs Gen. Blair of Misouri. Tta three mewtaro from Wcsteni Virginia it thinks will go into ita Republican caucus fi»r Speaker. A letter to the ZfrrwM, aay* ttat Wholly. antl Adminfatralhm, ia tWrd in tba 8d. Western Virgfaia dfatriet, by over 000 majority. Bdbnyler CoMix, of Indiana, end Bitar B. Wtohtarat* HUuafaj candidates Ita Speaker, rar the Hepriblfaan «idr. The Triton* rattar incHmw to Mr. toditrn *«««• kl oficn. Owr ftrilitfas for buying I eMbfae ta to mil blanks nearly m was hoarsely tallowing at Sumter to day. on anibulancu drove inio the iittarfar, and from it cirsemdrd Mrs. Bragg, mother ot Cnpi. Bragg, of Gilmore’s staff. Tta firv fnan tta farts was very heavy at tbe lime. Rifled gnus of300 pomsderewlibrr and all iulrrmedmta sixes down to the v»mm<«opfaro mortar, went at work.— The- lady’s curiosity mid tateroat seemed Taras* WILL .be « RaUrood meet] tta Court Howee «• Saturday next.! thwwta e >ii I wr --------- * t—u.a-j«t»« Prwident «f tta United States, a Governor «w»r own State, to ta as a day ofttataagiving and prayeH ia tta anniversary uf a day set aps: penctamatirm uf tta Governors < Blates.wed observed by otarly al| Ctardwe </our land since tta da . our Pilgrim Fathers. To those of England Wrth it fa especially s d» hallowed aaooctatnma, and has Come ragantad with rewvrwlfal awe. ( regretted, aintw that i« ita only rel I dennmfaatfcm ta our midst that hat I present a pust'W. Tta queslnm ad UNIVERSAL-... SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE. । p'iClarcr. oat a I>«p»»rotrp« and oat an CLOTHES WRINGER and pasnes from mouth to mouth, I this 'wutasme «■ tta port of that eta I fa it through contempt for tta u«ge»l customs of nor fathers ! uc •• it »" I bectiMoe, tta president, following tta empls nf tta immort.l Wariiingtuo. | •cun fit ta designate tta day. that al UNIVERSAL' so ftarfsl of showing rrepect to the 11 ideal, and to unwilling tu do any I that may ta construed into a moral port of the Government, in Its stro I Farmerii of Barry county, y»u who have braved storms of ao many win tars and luila, and prostrated the mighty linctar of Ita great forests, destroying th«»« noble trees without any return for ymir labor. With the rill road to Battle Crvek^you will have a We have I -large aupply ««f •>' Steaks asaelly kept at a romrtey d •rile wbti by ita plow would thrive must either hold or ffriys." «de et fi*rtncr prices. with iroeson and rebellion, that ta fa 1 taatfaglta Yonkers.” it says, 'wi*ny* taking their eannon,killing and capturing their men, and coming off the moat de­ cided victors, and yet »». never , regain any territory.” it mast fas- confessed that this result is strange. Ttat the reb­ el tattles should-al ways ta the gain of a­ low. like the jump «'f a t»ad mH"f bia bole, one fi«>t upwards and two feet I awk­ ward*. is among the greatest novelties uf tilslorv. Other people, when they win, grant and uniform suc-vesse* have «<meIhing ta show tar it; tat these poor reb­ els luive nothing to show tat h great‘ de­ crease hi territory, Tta more they whip tbe pestilent Yankecng tbe nrnra they are beinme<l In ; sad wa should n<>t ta sur­ prised If, tah>rt> tta end »f It. they should carry ttair victnrtae to such a dreadful height a* ta find ttam-riera <->«>ped up in tta single Stair <>f South .Carolina. limr to ignore all ttaother tallowed «> eiations «/ thfa peculiarly aI I. rwio, ........... .»>w S. Labor Uotsl “ .................. fa.rwv fo. Nsatra 1-cxbbt | to ran store | faro1>, JT» bars BO CogsT AU others are veraary I If itare .re any other sol eat reaeooa, we stall ta glad te give tl I to tta public. __________ t ia tta sfas gssstoly wood is private ftrelthsl ms bottle cerwi her sntirsly. J srito thI., hoping it may aid UcsBoslsty iaUssffsrtatowrtra- MjraaClba ' ci.ce lbs taedieta, aadtaMStbsaswta asay need E.UVEKSAL CLflTlES WBIKGEB: aseh s remedy; sad I ess strong toraw, m 1 bo. fiseelu merits «Hl fully Justify tbo most 'sporiaUra tenos of speech. Tub WaxTwxa has continued open d New Y«rki Nov. id!—A special dis patch to the World. Waxhingk-n Nov. I8ih, -aeye.' ,Advice*, rreelvod today from Ita West slate, that tta ratals are moving on Gen. Burnmde'* forays via Loudon. East, Tenniwsro. Tta falter are deemed t*> (ft Io an impretpabfa p>whion Il fa thought ttat the force now advancing has been.exaggerated somewhat. wpritamUd for Ita eeawat during tta f week. A storm of snow rain and .H stated ne ue Moedsy night and Tumdi . Mathew's rheceiate Warn Drape I Jt melted to k fall. . XKTKR UH to dvtrej sad rstertoesto «D. 1kiwi'oHbImUmI Worms. Are perfectly tofaNe Iin all es-es. awl far reporter fa rey sad all of ths Faacy Wo™ mfaettosa, sad suns tow T'twHo geo in Me. They may be taken st ail lime* «ith Yew Y.wk. Nov. M.-Tta tfrswWs 1per<.rt safety, as they ooMata KO NEKCUkY. or Washington dispatch, 19th. say a the city Jother daktotloss 4n«. MoOrnra SbwM always yur^y O>tm aB^givs lhetr stiUdrM aoatber. fa brimful 'if mmorsiuf diopter l* Bwrn*idr,s oomnuuMi is £s*t Tennewa.faH up , iif thie evening m> e>«afinuatlon has liren i received hl taadqu-irtee*. it fa not talicved that tta refa-l* can inltat any (torirfnlsbed. The President's H.-usc will ta .dlsmrter or strive him- from East open Io such people, tfafagh It is hintod in some quarters ttat iuwn’r kind »f a check will ta pat upon the wmh. Here­ tofore, people who v-uld not rntrr a de­ cent rt»swfag.r<«»m fa tins e«»untry. have wiped ttairtfirty famts on thr”carpet <>f Bv.lk- Island the magnificent East R«mi al ttair pleas­ Tta prisoner* ure. Wil fat proposed that in the fiituro nr.d eaten J— _________ -j UWJy daan. wril-lndisvtd men shall ta farniatad IM PORTANT ANO TRUE I forwaidwl dully, let fata the Pnwidmt’a Israeli, all seu- Rotaf Fund sihle people <11! be delighted fa tbe im- >0 WRINGER (JAN BK DURABLE WITHOUT COG-WHEELS A gna4 CAXTAMCB wasted ia every tow*. .•saxstf*. ‘ WAB CLAIM AfflQTCY! u ""**-l BOUNTY. BACK PAY, FKNSON8, fae-,fae.,fae. �Ihur Caritt. HMMBom aOMI hr Agrafe .te—A (rra-). ....■.■.■.■.7’V“//*‘...... - L- 0 Hhljh iiii 9lcW«Ba CmumI BaUvwbA. . aad after Monday AprU Mtb 1M1. F» • eager Trains en tbe Michigan Cann Uailroad will tears RetUe Oak aa Gueaa: Mail.................................1.U1MR A. : X. T. -iprraa,...................... IMAP.. M. Might Kapene....................IM* a.; M. Xegal S«ti in ifu mm ik rf «'«>» ‘f r | 2 _ „ WAMFItt, Or ConcentratedL\ 'tuna ma* MAxn. ' Dlaxk*.—We harron hnu.l a quality of Trraaarrr’a TAX RECEIPTS, for aala at former prkra. We have alnn a OTKlKSiX:tl£l^"3-. largo »opply of all the varioya kitxia of blanks ueiially kept at a country printing office. Ottr fiK-ilititt fcr buying paper \rbmmc. enables ua to sell blanks nearly aa Jbar «a airan o< UmBlaMar. CttS?rTftS?'r“TE or—... w^k^., Iduyi. *M»aaM iataeoatadla aaid ratals.'are rp»' -id Cragt. Ibra ttU.lhobnteOAkw. lateeTitlara la^iagfc and she* caaaa. if Uy ii^r, b, ited K'iUwoar ahraild not ba CHANCERY ORDER. ■d II ia farther ordered, teat and petllioeer ' notiaa Io tee neroon. i-.----.. i' ■ _ .. bald T^tho Coart HELMBOLtTX EXTRACT HUCI1U AXD IMHorae, i. Heminra, oa tbe Ute day of (tete.lxr. 1'RUVEI) KUAE WASH CURES " sbcrkt dihearea arrrivaa at tba Maaoeic Hall oa Tbure- Froaeoi. Hoe. Locu 8. Loreu, Grs^/mlp*. ibniK Cterd.Cteppteteaal, la all tMrHtagas. Lmla or aa cbexgr in Dj«I At little Enaera. Xs iwoarralroea. i/wwnf r. Qq)flp( A/mdral X thia rnnne. lt aaciatactorilr appearing Io thia court, teal tbe IfefctMlani. YdwVrd trTaytee Tnxu wiu. be a Railroad meeting at I the Court House «• Saturday next, »OVW W.OII—OO* am —■ ■« <11 naa — Let all who an like afticted try tea FropteaCm*.—tea taaAMaa prepend by |ke gaaltary Foeiety -and they tetok I win aU l*gi adgt tUHr Aellar. "JOaemSoeaTaioe-, Mnbaotcat. r^,,J"dURE°K?.,S2£* ••1 bare and tea TaapWa t un’ la my family with great beaeBt. hiraa-a of scrofula aod baft Rbesm. aad bar* rveownnmdrd h frrqamtty to my frxada. all of whom I briirr t liar* beta bace fiilrd. and mist of tlxtociitirwlv cured Vr if. •Twaa Mcaaary l?*Mala al. op-.talra." rd&. CURE^XJ “I bare brae la> faeUe btaith errr aiace tb> there be a g'—d attendance. deatro.leg .11 aiy eoialorl I rat roaoner I cronmeneed takiag tee 'Peeple'e enrr.- and h«“a u.»4 fear boule*, aad am now alarnt a well wemaa. My diMeedtie* her* a.aeh all duel teat id. and I feel cbeerM aad tappy. lira. Canusuc Drwata. ■■Dreeamaher. Goadell Alley, abetsTacmr al Tomorrow ia a day set apart by the President of the United Stales, and the Governor of our own Stale, to be observ­ es a day of tbankagiving and prayer. ■RaAate. Oei m. 1MT” '’ CURESXXiSS' h -Mr wife has base in poor health ter a long thee baling fregnently ta call a phyeieten to al- States, and olmsrved by nearly all the Churches of our land since the days <»( Er.drncaof tea o>o<t reliable and rcapeoaiWe cbatacler will accnmpanj the medieiae. Plica Al per Dettta, we ate for«ADoltrorod fa any eddm*. securely packed from ubserr antra. Zleeenle Ayrayrrow ra ail tcaunralcatinat. Englaud birth it bi eapectally a day of regarJrd with reverential •we. AJuder throe dreiimstnocea, it is with feelings of sybod) could the deepest regret that we announce the Get that the M. E. Charch of this village AD 41MSTRATOirS BALE j C.1 XH. q.>^^rffrw tiers whatever. Tbta in the more tu be j rrgrcllrd, since that in tbe only rdigo>i« | “Fit U hu|lLi>>i dorr, St jfearf U, ■Berate.October 1.|UL“ .. ar For Hate by all Iburyl.f*. C. CRUHirY.Graetel A~M. So. m Main el. BaTate. X. T-, to wboaa all erdna aboald be ad- CHANCERV: OHQElt J I iTAlKOr tljcillGAXr-Eigtte Jadtete) Cir- •( 1-a.iusH XlcUK iMjMttefaftte that ia pnrroanra U a drnntninalion In our midatlhat have at I ------present a partor. The queetloa ariwa, ! THE undersigned having been restored . . I k_ i.k .- . k, > ror* .Imnls remtdv and puasen from mouth to ni LDVERT1SEMENT. CITY HARDWARE STORE. fa it through contempt for tbe usages and euitom* «f our fathers 1 or '• it simply because. tbe preaid^H,following tbe ex ample of tbe immortal Waahingtuci. baa ■ GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard seen fit t.i designate the day. that all the people may unite inciting thadlta to tbe Supreme Ruler fur tbe nierciea of the OX MOXBOE STREET IX fills CTTT. And eurduOr In fit. tar old csslctnero and frienda In Kcal ami adjoiiitna cooatie. to renew their buteiirM.rtatiaa. with ■». ai d nLrne«rrtl>*T in want of any article paaaUy ba Aawad ia a Hardware Star*. I"rl»« im a rail Ui aaaeitcMal aill be found roaiptet*. specially In ' BUIU1IXQ UAKDXrAKK. AXD MECnjXlCTt SALOOIV past year 1 Is tbe pastor of ibsl Church so fearful of»b<**nng respect U» the Pres­ ident, and ao unwilling tu do any thing that may be construed into a moral aupport of tbe Government, in ita struggle with treason and rabelluMt, that ha io *iL TUw Biium c—p"—1 «' .1. « kkf. fr<-m lb. «■<— ■*— wf«T«w* „f Ib. ta.CTI.r, b-e fc^SlF”” ren>.»»« Bill-.eiatinna of this peculiarly Jneenroa anninm, Jumdiar, F.™r Af”' ,.„,«n.ou <Z<1» Li<n.ud •!> ent reasons, we shall be glad to gi»e them .ri.inr from «n << bl1' "I"*, ■*” to tbe public. awnad,. Tbej p— T“*T* pnmrrtl". I'«'M ••™teb.'" •!• Bvilasm Pamosama of New York .mjlk .IldHj City was exhibited at tbe Court Housotire human frame. They can he tok un Monday evening. Thia la one cf tbe at all timea, witbout regard tn diet; »ro "beat ubiUliooa offered U> ihr public. ;LU.... if —-. Z2umi tea Cir.at tew of «Zd«ro«d. ao4»» «!♦>»• i.Urrafed I- —I •" T] <>.. lb. |»il-l •" •«*'“ J* **”** X, QlofI . .. .. . .J... a. be Th« WxATsaa baa contiBned open «ad arT'j* wk,r« -'ll a nek. A alarm of enow rain and alarl visited ua m» Monday night andTneoday. Mi^ki.r. l.rltak-. •» c— B-Ad—U—L - A Wan. Att-irr Cnatt*■*"*•*•—*^h<‘ Richmond Axamiarr, referring to IL—k ar'a recent aucuaaa in openmg Grant'a Cliickaniaaga. The hen le of Chickamau­ ga must be fiogbt agaM." ’ OCR DILLIABD TABLES Are re-fltted with Nev Ctmbltra*, aad tbe Reo»» are ttpaotaka aad Fleapaot. OUR EATING DEPARTMENT CHANCERY ORDER. , • TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Eighth Judicial Circl l. lluizv*r* qatet. KO JTmalvnam er Jiawdviim will bt M.Vfd, Assail aha ar* wilUag ta patroaiia a gatel aad' GIVE US A CALL I G«o«V« Ai Jteaaa. CtaHer Itecwa. aad IfcrrBen A. Afaete, It Mtiafactorily appearina to thia coal I teat tha dafcodanl. Harrtouu 11 Maarah. it a neo red deal 01 thia Stale; On molten ol Srmrl A Allen, bohcilvra lur aald t'ouiplainaol II i» uauiatn that the aald defendant. Ilarriaou B. Urach, can-t In. appeaiame in thU earn* to ba ealrrad alihm four moatbafram tee dale nt tew ordrr , aad teal TV. « U-JJ* b”to Bi,‘ It melted aa it Ml. crunmviMctttinae and than ranbling awpplira to rrnch oar army at ChaUamc^a. eat a ; “We have loot ’the a-lvanUgwo of B VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. FIRST CLASS GROCERY, EATING AND Bit 1ARD SALOON. Wm. L Eatou, I). McNa^m**. Hurtroa. October 4, UU. g3£ffite'g-.s, sraxjtt'. r—"• c XC■»«••• •>••w""" HF* A< a young ladW seminary, a frwdaya aim*, daring an ntaminathm in history, ore ..f the tnoa« pe«>nii»intt P*»pila was intorn^ated : ‘•Mary. did tm Luther die a natural death T“ *•>«. eSnJU. -■>■ ry?_JXX. liTw tec t.r»d««.T Df . . tU. ord,r L<»|, aaCIf perfect arcane fer cocoa* coiua. or any a soxcatat er ac«o oimcciTiaa arising from damp, avid or aaddta change of tea weather. Ersry person who has reer taken Cinioii Bacta or notaaama. proeooneta it tbe beat artirte c«er in>rated; and *o teeUy crlrbr.ird .. 1 ----- (I.-I Ik— u •■■ - <■ fc.ll a* S’l?. *’ r 2LlWrSWS%F l.ol.lcn at the Frobale Ofliee.x. la ^JKiSTh"-1*—• -tSfr-TtfrESTT-OXE YEARS AGO. Xi 0. C. Ilmroi a tfmiagaiaM cfawifet tat Dregpat »< tea city ef BoCala. X. Y. laveatcA , cW-ij-H MonAayaeTJaaaary, April, ^ra-id *aod*ye af February. May. Lai^teiMoUays ef VaralU «•». fcp X am*»-ird Mandara e( February all kirm or JOB PBISTWG, PAPER-BAGS �« A , ilte wShJra*'1rtom.'sta. stars all, by ^^yT^’b^Morirn’ ;■ Tins DIGESTIVE CRIMS. ‘BVXUtW Official giintiorj. atnnixs, the people now felt tbe necemily of turning their attention to the produotian of an article which waa regarded as indisjwnaable. In reference to this, if seems like a spacial providence that the Chinone sugar-cane should have boro intro­ duced al th* lime H was. Its culture was engaged ia extensively in 1801, and with »o better faRfitiea than those which every tkrm^housoisprovidii, a large quantity' of syrup waatprbduced that year—the quality, of course, varying according to the skill of tbe makers, and other causes, but on tbe whole so good that it waa. in the families of farmers In the place of Southern moloseea. Last year, a still larger extent of land was planted with the cane, and. the quantity of oyVwp'increased— Illinois pn>due!ng not less twin •2.000,000 uf gallons, and Iowa 3,000,000. The capacity uf the country to produce syrup to any extent, has thus been dem­ onstrated. Tbe beet is also being fitlrly tasted aa a sugar producer. Sumo hundred acres of beeta are • now under cultivation with­ in 1000 miles of the city, for Mr Belcher vt the Chicsgu Sugar Refinery, and strong hopes are expressed ol Ite success. COME AND BUI MORE umo GOODS! is natural aoo.,, ujio.. tbto rfam at raoipbiau, to Mtofantay CALL AND EXAMINE te fritowks A—: Sb<d Ml or GiaadnHr- RmlHnga. Ttuaees, Xruptiflv, Pimple, Blotches and Bores. Bq- tings’ gtuintss aait a\\. Y\»*a%e* ©5 a kav waXwre. “Our Motto—Small Profits and ready pay \\\.^\x\x^ ’Vouxe. R.J. GRANT! sum m«r bn tatal -m 'Atoa'B'AwtSK-.M learned rhe direrttota fee- las at and mm Of ita reinjiknhir rorejjffili it b« made a tea ■U otter rcntelwJ hoSTtaW to alTani relief. T1>o« ram ata tpwvromW taken from all toe- •^iacwaS: it1 sryst . tttowvacXv TAkWet,* are \.oor vaaw'% ¥r\cw&.. ..r .nrhnAwwAstack.ee Jolitiral girttiorj). Sarsaparilla ' ! ......I . .««r-^q IndT^&stioTt, .;/• • Jatiendice, #; • Kidney Coinpladnie, Ur UxtoaeVt Tire Paorm or Sittttr Hcsa*xnar.— In sheep growing there arc three distinct sources of profit sought, viz : Increuse <W number by sctual propwstion, growth of iucrease in else and woii>ht and tbe annual wrodeet of wool. The ewes used in breeding should poMew as nearly as nowaible Umipoints ot Mt»RsncB desired id the effipring; they should at least be two years old vigood, strong eotwtilotion well Jtaf and well sheltered. Such ewes with such maMgsmeot will gsosrally realms •( Bilioue. Fevsr, Tever and . Livsr CcmvplcLini, teaMry. jta dtawt bare written <B uilH.*WUa .Mb'. arc cowUpowAi 'cS’*a'fcwocX* awik u&vida twaVw- <at,tw ‘ Lisht.lng rods. Grra Hess Mi at.—the Nevf-Englind Farmer »iys-. “Tvfrnbt’' gaberally un­ derstood that tbe ben, being carwivorons requires, to secure fecundity, *. verj lilre ral allowance of meat When enjoying her liberty in tbe fields, pastures, or dooryards, tbe principal part, of auiitenance is derived from insects, worms, Ate. She partakes but eparingly^at such times ofgrain, and often when the article Is soppl led, leaves Itfor tbe more inviting food which nature suppliee her wj^h h«r,flm»»itetoaMtak T<w ifwwwmforeterwtare, ' ty forUdsdiscriptioe oi wuovanuui u. gratified, even, though we supply the best of grain. In abundance she will cense to lay. Tbe priv^llop jif­ fsets her health, and there will necessari­ ly be the end of profit until the deficien­ cy is supplied. When fresh mtat or .fresh fish canoot be supplied, lbw common scrape of the Lutcbrr, wMeb are hard and compact and can bo kept any length of time, answer the desired jmrposc. ' : JOOUX VA9 YJXKA? : STOCK-OF G0®fiS . The rule for the height of the rod above tbe building, estimatedby, extensive ob serration, is’that tbe rod will protect the surface twice da s^detfrom its bote at the height of the of rod snore, the surface.— Thu* barns being a hundred feel long the rod, therefore,if placed in the middle, should be. 25 feet above tbe roof; or two rods 25 feat from each end, would answer the Mate purpose 12 ij?ct high. The simple central rod will require but a littie more than halfas much Iron as tbe two and be therefore, cheeper; and it may be adopted, provided a firm standard or up­ right pole of wood could' be inserted In tbe timbers of the roof, to 'support the rod above tbe building. This standard should be about 18 feet high, and tbe rod extending? feet abcre iu If the subsoil is rather dry, th-. boles mast be dug dep­ er, so as to secure permanently moist earth. There will be little advantage in filling the bole with day, as .the. slsclrio fluid which comes down tbe'rdd; is lot be’ dissipated far aud wide through tUasarth. A bushti of charros?, placed st thefoot bf tbe rod\befog a much better conductor than moist day, should serve to convey the fluid from the rod, and scatter it In the surrounding earjh. A depth of 0 or 8 feet is usudly deep enough in any commoo soil. The bole mey bo as large in diameter aa the workman can convenientdig; 2 or 3 feet will be enough. The rod may be earned sloping down the roof: to I the eaves, and then perpendicularly to -the earth. If It rune down into the cattle yard, a stiff post should bo placed dpea to it on each side, to proven: the animals from rubbing against it, and displacing Him wWiay*.-<•*!« »te><taf tta fclhm apom lb* rhfldrew*' iba m wtorli it orijrhieto. Take rj^ut nsn-.-. teg- to to «tmm H'anaHa. In ita iJS"? 52 ’ <*•>' OAWlEWBi -*SXk* *eTKcA\w\ oo«*A—* Uxc w\.iAo* ©5 Wu, UVXaou* o^sXxx, ‘WwA. ax\A SovjffcvXV.e'rt Vuv«v$or a \oxx^ Vwm mucSx wwAsA aa airtMlt oS ftXow.ac\\ 'SVftt'Vta takew va \lto\vcv t\aawUVc-ta aSa^k a\ *Cae. \.ro\tev X’uwt-, arc- , a twre ;T.,. ( Sswta^ Stelw-WIIXIAM H. 8SW1MD, of Amrtery eftte D^Zy^aALMOX F. CHASK, ' ■.■wwTvtery ^a; Jtewfcr-Cslil. A Saitb, >t Ind. vf tU AuV-GU)EO.N WRLLES, of ' .Ztervtary j Wsf-E. M HTAXTOX.y Wateu>t-\ ■ «m. exclusive CASH STORE a.? >/ ah J *1 rae’ffiss . a\.\ ^nly Ur. UdtoaeV* CARPETS ftkO’TCAixc.'U 'BvXXexs I». C. HAWUY DwAi^.tawJ^-^' Snolnto <1.r-ciMMM tta vita qtatan and Ums |Mrc» ta rirflntolw Wtote-sS^rtt to dtata snd ta feta mute, lima m taMihy sowu^ .itoM- Hro-v It rends to rlMtonJsiri <tar» peMtraltortre. tta .vrovv dsr-ttort ef tarsta Kyi. ■*. IKHU tai to<I u« to li-rod year* in perfcrthrf a retoMvi.w«Mi i«:«&qaa»1»UrWe. 'rfrare «avi \\vr y°oy raaa. taanvj UoeXor'* UW.\%. • 1.1 MT USE OF TRADE •WEEBEY dk AM Come and See I! a TTORMT# 4TL*r ata tail OIL-CLOTHS Ur. UxtoaeVo ftX.oviuxc\x I&Vtofs .-. ‘ it tow mas. are X\ve Ae'a vaaxx'o fto\ace avuk Corci^ort. Ur. Ua\>a^'s ftVowxOkcXv, 1^ M . W1KG. OSTICt OF TH« FUCK <• "—*........... taXjX&Xa'U.k. 1. A. UOLBROOl kLrTZta ’S^.siSs^i (tory .f Hotarool a 1 WILCOX & GIBBS’ rawnrevArvnrs. Erica, «JUi Ilrouwersad feltor, , Ur. U<*>aeV% %\ovcv<vc\k *S\XXv Yft AAoc a>»av^ wuXaac.Y.oX.Yi . artA avdke ea\o^a\>\ie. ’ ho Gimm Scwino Machine ia the ta*AJlfae*i>vetorftanfrtyertf to prift Ur. "StatooeWt , ftXow.ac\v MWl® SPUMES. ... A'i'ER’a -CHERRY PECTORAL The' "World's GFoal Rhmcdy f Ooujtha, Cold», laelpienrooaBuxnpUon. ead fcolth* rolicf are X.W So\Ake»'» Vr\.’erkCi,\>V| ^retwaYva^ UvarrWa, U\\»UXveaWMi'ivMa, c\.v. JOHN ROBERT OBTNICt AS ata S.rg«-. »»•. k*■ way. war tta o»rv H«m»v. I ------------- D . tt.J. MA» I BOOTS & OWES, Tins CJBEAT AMERTCAN TEA COMPANY, 7? til taSTT mXKT, nw YUBK; VtakMlkw Tu. I. Ub GROCERIES si*/or $6. • C. W J^rMN. ’4 ,7 Ea~i Fourth Bt. Oinainr'Ui..ii'u hv tsnlrr, They tew taMseM 0>«ir s^Wteh. ef'TKAB, saa erv ssiUnc tbsm st noewvr . Mtrrss a sras] TWO <JKtT.i4aCa.te) Ater AtemtaAwa a* OflX PsfotaM. ABolbcr pecltarity at tbe Comply U thst tteir .tax Taamwatoaly tevates Ms ttes to ttafalse­ tto. at tMir TBAS a. to quality, value, ata parliretterstyl^^! p«Wutar>o«Utte at eouetry, ta< UUpatie Tax tarwtestawteaf U~a~r^t^i^t^ca^l^adapiadtahitparti^ tdar Mto.a.4 not only this, tat ta painla out to tern tta -:!)] Clothi ABl.lSHED I7M AND PETER LORILLAUD. 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Job and 0*r4 Frintt**. ^^■.""HAainrGs DRUG STORE!!! r hands eagerly toward talrti. He understood the motion. < Roberts &, Striker, ETC lijstings’ ^Business Jirtnon might suffar. . I had, jurt; before I ;waa taken priannar, received a letter inform­ ing m* </ toe dreadful .fall my little girl large room, and toe found that by -taking hat, received, and it waatorturp to mate toluk that she might not be. cared for, as tos should to; bpt you remembered the volpnteer's family, blessings du you (or (ntoMe.WMhtrt •dtoV *UbMt»aeeiot ,ber, eM^r be, absent soldier to know that there were "You are very good and kind to edme those who would to frtendi to Bis lilt' here," aaid the child, reaching oat her family, they would, I am •ura> b* .wilfp little.white hand to Nell, wto took it there whs a hidden Cwnt oY' gondhw In fodoall iq toelr power for thdan -fro gently in her own. and etnoping down her hrort; wh!e*-toM4! bettor presence .whose humble toarto* atrong heart* ai of suflering and sorrow toeaILH fiwtofor brave have gons forth to win the battles g naw .afid./uosi complete assortment of toatoriefil of toe s^ctod. . The twn:1s- i.f ;to free; and when I return to my ■da. ■, . ,C.VHJ . ,1OS1! ealers tn »n iiadaof<«ry.r>®d».rrew<»»; DBVGI AND MEDICINE*, dlen eoon bad the carpet made to hi* aat- duty. lt will be with s lighter heart,'K»c crockery, Ae. State st.,lat tto postoNcs. 1 ••Do I bold yaw In an easy position," Isfartlnn, »nd th^n' toey talked of a co ver 1 shall fed that you juo helping, to' bjar Chemicals, Palssts, Olla, Cast r?:t asked the ■ doctor of his. liula patient; forMonge. After a ‘ mrrfnrnt’a tim’t. my burden ,fcr me." , , S>beme, Barnkag Flail, “does it rest yon any. 1” . Reader, among all'the thirty thousand Mrs. Grtmdv aald, “HI tqll edw what I “Qh yea, indeed it does—you bold me wUldp, ynp haow that couch in mr hack widows who have already given up hope TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. MARON ALLEN, jualM papa u*ad to.—oh, ray dear, papa!" psrlor—well I oan do .wltboq* Rfor the lost ones, and have made applica­ sjALER IX GROCERIES, prevision*. Bl lb® cried. bursting into tears. they shall hate it. .and It irltl fce much tion to the Government for Ito poor pit­ do e, etsh. Butler, lard. pork, and grain , >lre. Milter questioned her mtMher' more eomfrrHiOtTii frir lhelittle girl than a tance of. a pension Slowed them ‘ wb<» all kind Also ten csa-tis*. etc .rte. Rtore ms mmu, With her. eyes, who replied,,after pausing linage- And i have r Urge-£t*v'efcdr. have giveq aud •offered miMt for tb*ir Cslitoraia Block. Stat# strset. HwUsf*. Mwb. a moment, as though something had jm-. ng stair* eoverod to msteh it;—that shall country, are there not some near you iir for MEctuincAL and medicinal peded her speech. “Ha crossed toe, rteer •Thorn you can in rome mcarort comfort D. C. HAWLEY*, FURPOHELOKLY tgl r*„t ml.- »..'•!>. . ... • withCf-L Baker." • “Hnw good and generous ynu are." and assist in toeir hour of sorrow and Those few words! how well they told ■aid Mrs. Miller; “do you know that I gloom 1 Not unto many will pome the good the story of sorrow and bereavement.— disliked to wear my fortune, ofNrs, Edson ; they will bonnet this win. Mrs. Milter had road all About the ter fiw fear yno wmild liuigh -at mol" watch and wail, *nd wait and watch, ynROBERTS ic HTjllKER, terrible bottle scene at Ball'* Bluff.—that “DMyou, indeed, think no ill of mat til the light of hupp shall fade obi in dark­ , WelLl don't wonder,, for f have been ness and dospair. To them then, how u*»db-r» • r—luy. M -tar: <o tkt.l m™. a™ than .... sweet , will to the word of friendship, unul >ku <.HK.HU n..„ MlfeW. lblBr i|«. kit Jm » m«,< J-nm-a~, how oppirtuqs the helping Baud. Npw, bow many heart* and.home* that sad. when the first wild'burst 6f enthusiasm I— nfcwuta..,— • TEA, COFFER. SUGAR.SPICES. 1KPPER. record bad brought tlie anguiah of death. dealt M aa I mad to. Mr: Grund v and has died, io a ineasurp, aw^ay, ttohe is PRUNEM, F1GB. RAISINS. CODFlSUi 6be found volca to say, “1 am sorry for .1 wgro telkisp'vaalerdsy ‘ About it. and danger t’lat toe volunteers family My you ; it was very, very bard- fur you to we concluded that it was ocr place (a* to forgotten. bWEIiZEY Ac AW.BS. lose bint so." . Then lad tea, Instead of grumblingtme teirvrvEi’s nniLT. we had no repreaentalise to eend from •‘Yes it wj^UnUfldeed, harder that oBrbomeytA' db all we could for the men,instead of Whining and . fuming, ^t TTORSEVS ATLIWaarfRolieltora iaClian Mrs. Miller had.juat returned from a bl* death brought no visible good to tba families of throe who are fighting, that, the plethoric tax Jist, and snariing atout dLELJKWJ iPXLlFimiiEL'J country (te loved so well; but be has our husbands map ktev at home. ••shinptestert,,** «nd sixty per cent, premshopping excursion. But of inortgsgvs. Ac- Will to heppy AH CMklir extract!, that ttote are your ill calls iu to# tta# Of their profcsalsa “What is the matter Nell V said her gone: from me, and I must bear my share bow shall w» get the tomgs J here in you npi on gold;' Shaft—a rOmpHrallvely llgtrivvM7G>o— of the terrible burthen which 11 now laid wish-d without their knowing it I" is th* Caurt Ilos.t, Hsstin^ Mich. fob TflR rorm oninr nr ntr labis*. husband, a* he saw ber examining the various pnekngea with anything but a coon the laud. For myself ! can do, J •I will tell 'yon. I thought that, *« of the bundvtM of thia war for lheroontey «A.Bwamr. Attt. and for right, and .forget not thosb who can bear, but when I think of my poor satisfied air. ‘ litlle-'girl, bow toe mull be deprived of bear infinitely more than ypu, ever re­ STATIONERY, thuigs ao ncceaiary fur her comfort, I can sod tor mother nut riding end white they mem toring that “to that giveto'|o toe csncs of the peace. wnf«tt»«auu»» PEAK PENCILS. INKS, PAPER. KR. stuff a* this factory, ita hardly fit-for hardly endure It** are gone Fred will belp us, and .we can Mw-r lendVth to the Lord, and that which ‘‘Hu* long has toe been Uli" asked get all through before they come back." ' le hath given, 'Ito Lord will pay him VKLOFEB, CARDS. Ac.. Ac. 111* w UH unite wii<» r-— ititio* oppodiie budge**Hotel, OraegmU* — Nell. Accnrdlntly. a few days afterward, tto again.** “It la trow three tnonihs since she re­ inmates of the little home were delighted MOST .POPULAR ceived the fall uhicli 1 fear will make ber by aniavitatina tn-rids a distance Into ____ IIOLDHOOK, Esrtoquakea in England have not been a cripple for life—poor little dear, her tto •muttry—it needed an urging to in A TTORXEY «>d Counselor .I Uw. Fred looked thonghiful a moment, and unfrequent. In 1580 one of these drove tliNTaald, “Well, if yn must have it, I father was so tender of ber. but be ean duep the tired mother and invalid child the people nf Kent out of toeir tods- . In will give it to yon, on the condition that do for her no mure,"—here ber voice was to accept (be weltome tevitation; for 1597 Scotland was disturbed by one. atchoked by the robe toe vainly tried to both were longing for the sweet fresh air tributeed to a difficulty between'toe King vno go with me to visit one of my parepress. and pleasant.aighta which the country af­ and the Kirk. In 1800 Aberdeen, suffer­ |JHTSICIAS •’Don’t cry ao, mamma," said little fords ina mild day in the late autumn ing from ontvattributed it to the taking Sal­ -A ktune. Stat< Alice; “papa was a brave aoldter, and time, and white they were gone * great mon in the Dm on Sunday. In the sev­ and It w now he is in the army <»f the Mrd. W e transformation was effected in their bom*. enteenth century-both Scotland and Eng­ motmaie. shall alT bo with him soon.’ Oh, Mrs. In their delight they, did not hntka. a* land were frequently shaken by them, and Miller, the doctor told mo all about that ttoynrods away, the loaded wagon •tend­ sometimes with fearful resulta. The I./wibeautiful ptecs; to -aid my dear nap* ing near ibeir houee, the contents of doners were terribly frightened byatocka UUEV wtts tharo; and that If 1 wtf teal and pa­ which,.by the help, of tto doctor, ware bmh io hshruary and March, in tae year is almost enough to drive fine to commit tient I -hould go ttore ton. I iwed to to •ooq transfrrred and arranged to the sat- 1750. Even the aelf-poaewed Lord suicide." afraid to die, but riot* I am not, for 1. ialactibn of Mre. Miller and Mrs. Grundy Chesterfield admitted be teat, bia compos­ -Perbapa it would to just as well if shall go where to has gone before, and. who made their appearance jn»t as tto ure on the occasion. In 1756 the great oor folks would make peace with the reb be will welcome me there, and then 1 caniage rolled sway. The earpd was eartbquak* at Lieton was Alt in threeels, cud let the iff go,"said Fred, quietly then aeipr kball not to tsWetmrmnre. and 1 a hall nailed flown, l^e couch and chair placed quarters of toe gluto. The recent earthktwwkW ihe sshes from Ms felrfur. hear beauHtel mwsio all toe ton* Oh, I In order, lhe barrel of fl«>qr, boxes of tea. >-a TTORNEV «od COU5BS Mrs. Nell MHIer opened tor eyes to »A andSeHpilyrand Coenael r ROBERTS * «TB!MRnigtr Ind other ebmforbi stowed away to ths wi<W extent at this op*"*, but as the pantry, the donbls-griwn thrnwn'civ•he bsw tbe smile lurking sronnd the think the d-ctor *axl you *o-M aing JI* ev tne little girl's chair, snd to trow n all kyl corners of bis month, sbeSaid, rather in incur, siwir-v ---. ... . mo whoa you conic to see me. Will a liglrf stand .was placed'by Jba. window ith W, W. Ralptt Esq.. M>ddl*^lte digmntly : near which ahe usually saL, on which two jy Geo. Louis Blenker, who was st • You know-* dhi rn* mean any such s tt.rrr Conor», M.ehlgsn. • ' ' a__ " ..id Ne’l. thro’ or three choice books, a fine collection of one time in command of the German ffi-* thing. 1-pieasl WhA pwtHotic ns any tears, -wsst ■ , engravings, and a small pot of sweet- vision of tbe Army of too Potomac, died one ; I go to to* Aid Society onee a Week, Bee‘If «oQ know ■Tto Soldier a Good-by , srenled-garani&mkbrere plaftd!. ; HASHNUH. MtOH. at his residence tn New Jersey from con­ and I have aent m murtt jelly dried fruit I'll have that If you please,—papa sang It -*Thare,.bnw, ithal looks a littla like sumption. Gen. Blenker camo to this WANT 96 000 Ito. of WOOL to to the hospitals as Mrs. Grundy, and *he KNim* * BORROWS ^NdE'v’ito trombto'o Hula at first, .lising," said N«Jl as »ha threw.-borerIf country in 1849. and was among the first is twice •• well off.aa I am." ■HMtmifarinfe tnvJULOTH— into the easy chair. O de^Y. how tired I •- respond in 1881 to the President's call “I am glad m) little wife is sn patriotTTORXJ.TS aadCOVXHKLMtBK AT_LXW but she soon msstertd her emotion and sin. but sfon’t they to delighted • CA«Drt«* tlK Soiicitare io Cbycqy, Tai *n< volunteer*- Re had seen considera­ ' TWEKDS. Hnd those Iscflei spent"far more mon- ble service in Germany, snd very soon old bfionst tld* winter, go without her FLAKSggEj^Ga. UMtel'-t'ordiok Sirs*!, OJpoiit* tb*. FoAvffic#, after going to tbs field ss Colonel b( the «.rr.u1<uiJ. w«ee/w™ amployad to wuck -tbi* pleasant tranafor Elshth Now York Volunteers, was made tn use as I Intended, for Mrs. Edson, ^2&S: nation, they would have been abupdant- a Brigadier “ * At the first Boll whore husband «eot sway with but first j General. ly repaid by the unbounded delight of Rim his Brigsde broi terms hen the hymn waaOuududud ; “That ia liUlo Alice, rrt-tliw^wnrtfeli thanks of V.«. MOUI«OO*i '■ “f^Wt kno,w atom that." ftpljcd the retirement of our bseqoently parUdpated In toe battle Nefl. "I think I hav^ done my •bare ; to wBnemed.tha.chsDge.in ih«ir llnte rpom. erf Cross Key A having previously served n#, 'wtot wohld Grundy “God will reward jou, 1 know b* will/' Mountain Department under Gan. rev in stoulwear my old bmtnel anNell’a qelok eye* diacovwed many <1 Mrs. Edron, ‘‘for this most ynexoilier winter; It !• *b ««W fashioned.” nga' wanting* both for coOvenicac«M>d moat iiftlfome kind neks 1869. and in March last "Tli.it means.” said Fred, “that it will nfurL in stoliitl*«Kun, and yet there Awd he did, tedecd, reward was honorably discharged and mustered only b«4tf a prek of flnwsra' M tU top .hJrtdfrfkalfu buatol. Well, ••wont ontof service. XOUXTY TREASURKR. WTU Ifittka cheajfnl '•» ChtK felt pufeg, ayMiac joy than U»l which al mpthap .-T . . . ..... 1C * that moment Ailed, their heart* -Hare are the ^epsre," Mid pz. Mil. er-Th- Wheeling intelligencer giro# WOOL CABBING plM-antby bar though lie- f.ull-fiotHog, Mt account of a swindling scheme, tost B teh to lite Wife one dvifn thie afteriotw, and we wBl look al am) <>fbow little. aba< hi# tnent iron al H*rper*s Jberry. The opfurther her more generous hus 0UNTY CLEM a«d Watery PuMI«- 0®«* JOHN 8-fVAM BRuBT. “k H one of your charity pwlteste J _ worthy tired to read."—/SeH fipened ons - uotrwr in »ee. I suppoae, saw neii. UtUc Alicea drw»i»gRown ** *ut. of RBto^&EA 4 only poor but much to** *: •oo-rnv „ _a™r — .j^nipar and appoint pertain ones to bid the iron rnlqb broughti.Fred to his tect with and she . though*, how ^WhSt itl-ourMW>y. worth. (. They were then to ,let.it go .. c. PB1NDLE, DB. A P. DRAKE. to some,ope, nf toeir, nutator, and the memto/v'ur family, and not be tor a neat bich^ltl" Alfca Alic«'a<.tor,wwn st ,hw„fAW’» “N<», butMs.Ura,fo.toia«Kuf return­ Government being tons dhproed of, the lounge on, blch^ltol" toon ’ placet), - - --- . sbow - ed, ■ .inlWw,mairoit .toe nanwAif Jerome Ed N. Y highest figure ‘he higtoat of couraa get­ mask Sixs*. "?ority ’*rvie* ting ri>o iron. The differenre between M4 •‘Kwiatelf iis/’aaid <to doctor; “I gtedoflt; but *h0 1* s<l0,rc to ttoa. Immediately. wkh toe ••throe-plya.!’, warm and of all thero and many mors things Um tli*,humhlv rWrt,".Uft»W«*W JEST DECEIVED D n GROCERIES! Jffiiscrllani}. it® patent medicines Off aJhflV i> •Cb, JKWBA1P 1F©IB CASH I’ WOOLEN FACTORY, 1 18. . qsn Ste'twv' F «-*■7. VJO* ? test UgMgasUtevbA w« B±8.E1 * Art- . Si 'iWhr:— -^* **•*"•: Ihrt <bi *h(Ob aomtore* d«H«*r*J asking what mil- gkkastekfrteWa wotue day. “Wall. �*nd because II is eminently fit that tn »n eotightened and Cbriatian people, should <* JfyoylM'yl.l.: Wp-. £ STOMACH ment of thrtr brimblo dependence upon ™ AlmMity (tad foe all ita Wresfage .< «b BITTEBS. had ffilih has boM » wftfea exposed befi.re. They retailed because they lost ' an alectam; and Bow,they cheat tacauae they naed mew. Mr. ihrid replies tn General Meredith’* clear statement In a long letter full of bitter and abusive Iangriag*. bet in m» way relieves himself and bia mseters of the chargee made agditot ihtte. ‘‘ ‘ ______ kindly affection which nnita tta families together receive a new and stronger impulse from tta g""d cheer of thta rnty ; and in the 'midst «»f mfr ataindanc« let us not forget ita bmken-taarted and the poor. Many of our people will be ataent from tta rrligfatna and so­ Fellow L*1ti»ns of Barry county, the cial gatherings uf this Thanksgiving; dwelling fa tents mid in tbe open field, in time has now arrived when we rhould orarms gallantly defending <fur heritage of it suits and put in motion the work of tbe the united pray ere of thia whole people arise to the God of lattice for them, that he will give them victory and tbe Nation re-esiablbhed unity and peace. Tbnt Hr will shfaM from want and sorrow the families of these heroic soldiers, and that lie will comfort <hoae who mourn fur the heroic Head In thd camp, tbe hospital and cm the battle field. The pc-plc Michigan have been prospered If? business during tbe year lhat'fanaat beyond all . previous exam pie. let them l»o thankful; lull put away pride nnd the inordinate love of gain, which Irada tap ofien to make mer chatidixe of ita most sacred causes. Let us observe thia day with humility, truth­ fulness and honesty toward* ourselves, our fellpws and our Creator. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused to he af() fixed the great Seal of tbe State. LS. > at llie City of I .anting, this 3d j dny of November. is, the year ’ uf our Lord one thousand eight hundred and aixtv inrre. AUSTIN BLAIR. Why Prisoners are not Exch^ked. Battle Creek and Hastings Railroad, to whW» we must subscribe the amuont of •1000 per mile and pay in 5 per cent. This dune an election must be held and every share is entitled to a vote for offi­ cers of Company ; aud in order to place It within the reach of every man to be a Stockholder fa this Company, it is ttrn't beat to make the share* 025, Tbe ain't. n»»w tu be paid un each stare is «><»ly 11 and tweaiy-flve hundretbs. This small sum entitles the holder of one share alone, to cast his vote and be a member of the Company. It ia important there­ fore, that every man whe feels an- inter­ est fa this great and important enterprise should be on hand. Let none fidter or suppose that we cannot build this road; very material aid of many thousands of dollars has already been subscribed by citiaens of Philadelphia, Pa., and all that le now needed to insure the abut* work. is fur the cilixtns <>f Barry county to coma forward upaeddy and promptly and take stock on Saturday the 29th fast and bt+e I will aay, ttat those wh>i* will That a gensral suspension «.f the ex­ subscribe liberally and are not prepared change of pris-iners between tbe Federal to pay in the 5 per cent, can give their and Rebel authorities had taken place, notes fur tbe same for 60 or 90 days, has Ixcn geptrally kno«n to the*people whidi notes can be cashed and thus raise but tbe enusr-a which led t«* this result,have the Requisite amount to enable us to or ganize immediately and put the ,whole been but conjectures, or utmost, but par­ work under contract Man early day..T« tially known—Lctterarecently publish. dispel any fears that may exist in the H in some of tbe Irndiuj^ouinnls <>f the minds of the community relative to wtal CMnlry htplain ihrsc things inure fully. Ttat.tlw cauMoflhc suspension was a (kgrant violation. ttf the cartel, on the part of tta ’rebels tas before, been ata ted. Battle Crtek may or will do, we aay that so soon ns the cilixeus qf Battle Creek. shall see that you of Barry county are to earnest and determined tn push forward the work, they, will dotheir part. Citixans of Berry county will you take hold of thia great work as beeomea men to do. W ill you lay a lasting foundatlo n for yourselves and for rour posterity, by taking hold /uf the work nnd adopting the old and cvvrta ba venerated hmUu.tbnt, advantage .»f U nr mu. A* the sMVe •*Democracy" have taew nppoet*l to the ‘1300 efattua" from ita first, wo.ptetamc there will nd objeeursi—certainly none on ttair part—to its rapes!. We intend to recfiommrnd its repeal tu ■Congress, as one of tta first tneaeures to be acted upon, and we hope ItffaUI be done. Then whoever is drafted law got do go, or jfad a substitute at such price «>r upon such Wnihuigtou, Nov. 18.— A Jlfahmmid terrMa* ta aud hfa autatitute esn agree paper has ita fuiluwiug : upon, This will remove •«« great com­ . Mubils, Nov. 11 plaint nf tta. Gtppctbeads aganai ita To Grit. 8. Coper: dcafifr-ttair prindpte complaint, indeed Tta fidlowing dfapateb from Tfonisco, that the Admiiiiairation, Mfaa., was raerivrd y-Hilerday. dated the 10th fast., from C-I.'llnrry Maury romminding 15th cavalry regiment: *"We dashed fa irsterday above Bayou 8«ra, on a plundering party <d. Yankees 800 ' strong, and drova Lhtwn tpttair inwi-elnd* with great slaughter. \Vo brought <-ff (heir wngoiis trains nnd 25 priwmera from under broadsides of ttair uuubouls. The reposition claim that New York Only three were wounded of Signed, D. IL Mvaa*,,Maj. Gen. war carried by tbe votes nf 80,000 sol­ dier* who were sent boine fur tbe purpn«c. The tame charge was made in reference to ottar slate*, Wan Mtnwehnaetta earned in tUs way 1 Then 40 000 Soldier* were sent home. Were Wit. oonsin. Mrnnrveiis, JoWa. and Hllnofa an carried! Then 60000 more soldier* wrreaeiit from the field. Here is a to tai of 130-000 men, who. if this charge of The heavy rain has made the roods and thenpmwitlim beunr. have’lieen spared fords alimwl impassable. . . . from thesrw>.; Then. also. 01.000 mu»i Hradqnnrtera Army nf tta Potomac. bare l»cen sent fain Ohio, and 25.000 inNov. IB. (I I*. M — Everything Srmafas 16 fodfan*. am! 15,000 fato Prim*tIvania making an aggregate of 101.000 more.— perfectly qsief. Tta enemy ia etill in hi« old position along tta it-rpldsii. A Does any one believe that 281.000 ••■Idiets have thus been tent home to vote 1 targe fafitntry fiirtw ta fa-fog di*c..i errd dailv in tta rrarofbls fifTtiffi-arions. New YnHCN** S».-Tbr Ttaes' Washington special says: -A dispatch , WiorWltA’1*1' ,6*t» N’r«l !>••• in Richmond, staling ttat 40.000 ration* sent by our Government fttr tta rwtaf A Naw Fisa Anu.—A rrerrftly in­ our prisunera bad lu«an landed front the vented etui, or rather battery, was tried steamer, and were being -distributed.— at'Hart lord Ct., Is»l Friday hi the pres­ The refusal of the rebel authorities t>> ence of Gov. Biickinglum aud .ImIT and a reerive thrm arose from n misapprehen­ number of pr>-inlneiit citizens «>f tbst sion nr a misuse of a word in die rcqoed place. Tbe battery cohsUta of 25 rifled pertnissire tn land. .C>HMtaMry barrels arranged horixontafly, aud 'brltT in place by a Tight frame "fi-on,' hi the rear of the harrels is n sliding Lar, h i means of which tfir cartriiijAw are f*<it>! in thg[r jdaecg. The cjiviridge. nrc fixed pkpNtlb* they conomird ta ita reception nnd d i *1 re) >< it ion of.lta'rnliupa. in copper ca*rs?—,’r-£l..l;1i^ ox ..f >i.— Tta Trekvas's di«pajah, dat'd Ilmdgonrlrrn A»<t»y Poiotnnc, I fit h. any*, a field n*rottnui«aaiK!* by slanil SOO >4 tbr loirmy'a otvnlry waa made- Wcdcir-day yuotnilig st Gevuiania Ford, rmnlling in tfa» rapture and wmmding of er vend of tta 18th Pennsylvania nsvidry, which , regiment w*« om picket within 2 mils* nf ' thoFord. The reconnoitering fere* of tta enemy, charging fnri.cusly f.*rc*<l them ta Cdl-tadt rut the infantry picket* «f the 24 Corp* when tta rebels returned acroM tta river. N«» nrlUfary w*a lined, but several desperate hand to hand «•«fitas twukrphcw tat the felling tack <>l' our mvriry.................. ’ duerfi to ibe ranks is' the caae FirM Lieutenant J. Ea«t» YM <>*-• Regiment found guilty of forging so order, detail it.g him Vs go from l,iuisana tn <5*=^ linti to’ arrest deserter*. Ila aboen’ed bimarif seven months nndar this (urged order. A court- martial aenlenced Jtim giaw-ve three years or during the Mar. as a private in such regiment a* ihy Gvneral commanding the Department might »nl Fevers, Ciwp» And Spas all CMaptaieta rfsfatar sex ' ‘fus.tfflu’iri; B(.a«ta.—We harem, famd a I Tvaw~rrr’s TAX RECEIPlI parole, and effect exchangee by matching panda with parofa, instead of man with man. This arrangement tta rebels mis­ used in tta Aisfainnrslila manner, by paroliing the ak-k end dying, and by sending out guerrilla parties, whose sole busfaeM was to surprise and psiole pris­ oners whom they c-uld never fatve car­ ried away. Our military authorities p-it a stop tu Ibis, after a while, by giving notice thul no such illegal paroles would be held binding, and by punishing our sofa lent wfai accepted them. , , Then cams snottar violation—this time of tfa> latter as well as of tta spirt uf tta oirlcl .or agreement «>f exchange. Tlw retain had agreed to give soldier for aid dier. Tlwy now refused logic* up cer tain officers, honorable men. <•« the score that ttay tad commanded colored troops; and at tta Mme tin.u J rfuscri torXctaucc our Cijorcd wldiera. .Ita* was n dear gnd incxcuMilile violation ««f n wdeinn enpagrmenL But th*, waa only the begin­ ning. Who® the relwls foood thmii•rive* hard.jprtaaed., nfter the l«»a of Vicksburg nnd Port Iludwm. Mr. Robert Owld stnMcnlv announced to Gm. Mere­ dith that be intended to declare ‘ whang­ ed” certain men nnd officers to whom lie had no right. Gen. Meredith say a, hi a letter to Mr. On Id: •Sulswqmmtly to my coming on duty here thft rtents <>f tbe war threw upon y our tisnds a birge body uf paroled ••fficers and men (over thirty thousand) cap­ tured by <Wn. Grant at Vicksburg, and. not long afterwards, n-me riX tboasand or more captured by Gwn. Banka al Port Ilndaon. Suddenly, and without any proper conference or understanding with me. and tart a fuw days prior to the im portmit events at Oictamiauga, as If for cash market for 30,000 cords uf your wood, a million feet of lumber and Tim­ ber annually. Your interests are so dotaly counecV-d with this important ■Wark that it is important you afaxiid one and all, turn out and attend tta G.nrentlon rm lta28th fast., at tbe Court Hmise in Hastings. * Tbe New York Tribune presents ita utile *>f the neat Congress, It pels tbe Administration vote in. ita House at W. the Democratic at 74. ami the Border Bute al 16—tbe letter combined itt 90— giving a small Admistrati-m majority.— , Although it classes Wutatar and -Tbrnnm of Mari land arming the Border Sut<incn, it slatss ttat they were nominated and elected by tta tfocondillanal Dnhm party; and will probably support the Ad-, rninfatrstfan, sa It fa fact ladieves a' ma­ jority’ of tta Border State men will, among whom it also daaevs Gen. Blair of Misouri. Tta three mewtaro from Wcsteni Virginia it thinks will go into ita Republican caucus fi»r Speaker. A letter to the ZfrrwM, aay* ttat Wholly. antl Adminfatralhm, ia tWrd in tba 8d. Western Virgfaia dfatriet, by over 000 majority. Bdbnyler CoMix, of Indiana, end Bitar B. Wtohtarat* HUuafaj candidates Ita Speaker, rar the Hepriblfaan «idr. The Triton* rattar incHmw to Mr. toditrn *«««• kl oficn. Owr ftrilitfas for buying I eMbfae ta to mil blanks nearly m was hoarsely tallowing at Sumter to day. on anibulancu drove inio the iittarfar, and from it cirsemdrd Mrs. Bragg, mother ot Cnpi. Bragg, of Gilmore’s staff. Tta firv fnan tta farts was very heavy at tbe lime. Rifled gnus of300 pomsderewlibrr and all iulrrmedmta sixes down to the v»mm<«opfaro mortar, went at work.— The- lady’s curiosity mid tateroat seemed Taras* WILL .be « RaUrood meet] tta Court Howee «• Saturday next.! thwwta e >ii I wr --------- * t—u.a-j«t»« Prwident «f tta United States, a Governor «w»r own State, to ta as a day ofttataagiving and prayeH ia tta anniversary uf a day set aps: penctamatirm uf tta Governors < Blates.wed observed by otarly al| Ctardwe </our land since tta da . our Pilgrim Fathers. To those of England Wrth it fa especially s d» hallowed aaooctatnma, and has Come ragantad with rewvrwlfal awe. ( regretted, aintw that i« ita only rel I dennmfaatfcm ta our midst that hat I present a pust'W. Tta queslnm ad UNIVERSAL-... SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE. । p'iClarcr. oat a I>«p»»rotrp« and oat an CLOTHES WRINGER and pasnes from mouth to mouth, I this 'wutasme «■ tta port of that eta I fa it through contempt for tta u«ge»l customs of nor fathers ! uc •• it »" I bectiMoe, tta president, following tta empls nf tta immort.l Wariiingtuo. | •cun fit ta designate tta day. that al UNIVERSAL' so ftarfsl of showing rrepect to the 11 ideal, and to unwilling tu do any I that may ta construed into a moral port of the Government, in Its stro I Farmerii of Barry county, y»u who have braved storms of ao many win tars and luila, and prostrated the mighty linctar of Ita great forests, destroying th«»« noble trees without any return for ymir labor. With the rill road to Battle Crvek^you will have a We have I -large aupply ««f •>' Steaks asaelly kept at a romrtey d •rile wbti by ita plow would thrive must either hold or ffriys." «de et fi*rtncr prices. with iroeson and rebellion, that ta fa 1 taatfaglta Yonkers.” it says, 'wi*ny* taking their eannon,killing and capturing their men, and coming off the moat de­ cided victors, and yet »». never , regain any territory.” it mast fas- confessed that this result is strange. Ttat the reb­ el tattles should-al ways ta the gain of a­ low. like the jump «'f a t»ad mH"f bia bole, one fi«>t upwards and two feet I awk­ ward*. is among the greatest novelties uf tilslorv. Other people, when they win, grant and uniform suc-vesse* have «<meIhing ta show tar it; tat these poor reb­ els luive nothing to show tat h great‘ de­ crease hi territory, Tta more they whip tbe pestilent Yankecng tbe nrnra they are beinme<l In ; sad wa should n<>t ta sur­ prised If, tah>rt> tta end »f It. they should carry ttair victnrtae to such a dreadful height a* ta find ttam-riera <->«>ped up in tta single Stair <>f South .Carolina. limr to ignore all ttaother tallowed «> eiations «/ thfa peculiarly aI I. rwio, ........... .»>w S. Labor Uotsl “ .................. fa.rwv fo. Nsatra 1-cxbbt | to ran store | faro1>, JT» bars BO CogsT AU others are veraary I If itare .re any other sol eat reaeooa, we stall ta glad te give tl I to tta public. __________ t ia tta sfas gssstoly wood is private ftrelthsl ms bottle cerwi her sntirsly. J srito thI., hoping it may aid UcsBoslsty iaUssffsrtatowrtra- MjraaClba ' ci.ce lbs taedieta, aadtaMStbsaswta asay need E.UVEKSAL CLflTlES WBIKGEB: aseh s remedy; sad I ess strong toraw, m 1 bo. fiseelu merits «Hl fully Justify tbo most 'sporiaUra tenos of speech. Tub WaxTwxa has continued open d New Y«rki Nov. id!—A special dis patch to the World. Waxhingk-n Nov. I8ih, -aeye.' ,Advice*, rreelvod today from Ita West slate, that tta ratals are moving on Gen. Burnmde'* forays via Loudon. East, Tenniwsro. Tta falter are deemed t*> (ft Io an impretpabfa p>whion Il fa thought ttat the force now advancing has been.exaggerated somewhat. wpritamUd for Ita eeawat during tta f week. A storm of snow rain and .H stated ne ue Moedsy night and Tumdi . Mathew's rheceiate Warn Drape I Jt melted to k fall. . XKTKR UH to dvtrej sad rstertoesto «D. 1kiwi'oHbImUmI Worms. Are perfectly tofaNe Iin all es-es. awl far reporter fa rey sad all of ths Faacy Wo™ mfaettosa, sad suns tow T'twHo geo in Me. They may be taken st ail lime* «ith Yew Y.wk. Nov. M.-Tta tfrswWs 1per<.rt safety, as they ooMata KO NEKCUkY. or Washington dispatch, 19th. say a the city Jother daktotloss 4n«. MoOrnra SbwM always yur^y O>tm aB^givs lhetr stiUdrM aoatber. fa brimful 'if mmorsiuf diopter l* Bwrn*idr,s oomnuuMi is £s*t Tennewa.faH up , iif thie evening m> e>«afinuatlon has liren i received hl taadqu-irtee*. it fa not talicved that tta refa-l* can inltat any (torirfnlsbed. The President's H.-usc will ta .dlsmrter or strive him- from East open Io such people, tfafagh It is hintod in some quarters ttat iuwn’r kind »f a check will ta pat upon the wmh. Here­ tofore, people who v-uld not rntrr a de­ cent rt»swfag.r<«»m fa tins e«»untry. have wiped ttairtfirty famts on thr”carpet <>f Bv.lk- Island the magnificent East R«mi al ttair pleas­ Tta prisoner* ure. Wil fat proposed that in the fiituro nr.d eaten J— _________ -j UWJy daan. wril-lndisvtd men shall ta farniatad IM PORTANT ANO TRUE I forwaidwl dully, let fata the Pnwidmt’a Israeli, all seu- Rotaf Fund sihle people <11! be delighted fa tbe im- >0 WRINGER (JAN BK DURABLE WITHOUT COG-WHEELS A gna4 CAXTAMCB wasted ia every tow*. .•saxstf*. ‘ WAB CLAIM AfflQTCY! u ""**-l BOUNTY. BACK PAY, FKNSON8, fae-,fae.,fae. �Ihur Caritt. HMMBom aOMI hr Agrafe .te—A (rra-). ....■.■.■.■.7’V“//*‘...... - L- 0 Hhljh iiii 9lcW«Ba CmumI BaUvwbA. . aad after Monday AprU Mtb 1M1. F» • eager Trains en tbe Michigan Cann Uailroad will tears RetUe Oak aa Gueaa: Mail.................................1.U1MR A. : X. T. -iprraa,...................... IMAP.. M. Might Kapene....................IM* a.; M. Xegal S«ti in ifu mm ik rf «'«>» ‘f r | 2 _ „ WAMFItt, Or ConcentratedL\ 'tuna ma* MAxn. ' Dlaxk*.—We harron hnu.l a quality of Trraaarrr’a TAX RECEIPTS, for aala at former prkra. We have alnn a OTKlKSiX:tl£l^"3-. largo »opply of all the varioya kitxia of blanks ueiially kept at a country printing office. Ottr fiK-ilititt fcr buying paper \rbmmc. enables ua to sell blanks nearly aa Jbar «a airan o< UmBlaMar. CttS?rTftS?'r“TE or—... w^k^., Iduyi. *M»aaM iataeoatadla aaid ratals.'are rp»' -id Cragt. Ibra ttU.lhobnteOAkw. lateeTitlara la^iagfc and she* caaaa. if Uy ii^r, b, ited K'iUwoar ahraild not ba CHANCERY ORDER. ■d II ia farther ordered, teat and petllioeer ' notiaa Io tee neroon. i-.----.. i' ■ _ .. bald T^tho Coart HELMBOLtTX EXTRACT HUCI1U AXD IMHorae, i. Heminra, oa tbe Ute day of (tete.lxr. 1'RUVEI) KUAE WASH CURES " sbcrkt dihearea arrrivaa at tba Maaoeic Hall oa Tbure- Froaeoi. Hoe. Locu 8. Loreu, Grs^/mlp*. ibniK Cterd.Cteppteteaal, la all tMrHtagas. Lmla or aa cbexgr in Dj«I At little Enaera. Xs iwoarralroea. i/wwnf r. Qq)flp( A/mdral X thia rnnne. lt aaciatactorilr appearing Io thia court, teal tbe IfefctMlani. YdwVrd trTaytee Tnxu wiu. be a Railroad meeting at I the Court House «• Saturday next, »OVW W.OII—OO* am —■ ■« <11 naa — Let all who an like afticted try tea FropteaCm*.—tea taaAMaa prepend by |ke gaaltary Foeiety -and they tetok I win aU l*gi adgt tUHr Aellar. "JOaemSoeaTaioe-, Mnbaotcat. r^,,J"dURE°K?.,S2£* ••1 bare and tea TaapWa t un’ la my family with great beaeBt. hiraa-a of scrofula aod baft Rbesm. aad bar* rveownnmdrd h frrqamtty to my frxada. all of whom I briirr t liar* beta bace fiilrd. and mist of tlxtociitirwlv cured Vr if. •Twaa Mcaaary l?*Mala al. op-.talra." rd&. CURE^XJ “I bare brae la> faeUe btaith errr aiace tb> there be a g'—d attendance. deatro.leg .11 aiy eoialorl I rat roaoner I cronmeneed takiag tee 'Peeple'e enrr.- and h«“a u.»4 fear boule*, aad am now alarnt a well wemaa. My diMeedtie* her* a.aeh all duel teat id. and I feel cbeerM aad tappy. lira. Canusuc Drwata. ■■Dreeamaher. Goadell Alley, abetsTacmr al Tomorrow ia a day set apart by the President of the United Stales, and the Governor of our own Stale, to be observ­ es a day of tbankagiving and prayer. ■RaAate. Oei m. 1MT” '’ CURESXXiSS' h -Mr wife has base in poor health ter a long thee baling fregnently ta call a phyeieten to al- States, and olmsrved by nearly all the Churches of our land since the days <»( Er.drncaof tea o>o<t reliable and rcapeoaiWe cbatacler will accnmpanj the medieiae. Plica Al per Dettta, we ate for«ADoltrorod fa any eddm*. securely packed from ubserr antra. Zleeenle Ayrayrrow ra ail tcaunralcatinat. Englaud birth it bi eapectally a day of regarJrd with reverential •we. AJuder throe dreiimstnocea, it is with feelings of sybod) could the deepest regret that we announce the Get that the M. E. Charch of this village AD 41MSTRATOirS BALE j C.1 XH. q.>^^rffrw tiers whatever. Tbta in the more tu be j rrgrcllrd, since that in tbe only rdigo>i« | “Fit U hu|lLi>>i dorr, St jfearf U, ■Berate.October 1.|UL“ .. ar For Hate by all Iburyl.f*. C. CRUHirY.Graetel A~M. So. m Main el. BaTate. X. T-, to wboaa all erdna aboald be ad- CHANCERV: OHQElt J I iTAlKOr tljcillGAXr-Eigtte Jadtete) Cir- •( 1-a.iusH XlcUK iMjMttefaftte that ia pnrroanra U a drnntninalion In our midatlhat have at I ------present a partor. The queetloa ariwa, ! THE undersigned having been restored . . I k_ i.k .- . k, > ror* .Imnls remtdv and puasen from mouth to ni LDVERT1SEMENT. CITY HARDWARE STORE. fa it through contempt for tbe usages and euitom* «f our fathers 1 or '• it simply because. tbe preaid^H,following tbe ex ample of tbe immortal Waahingtuci. baa ■ GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard seen fit t.i designate the day. that all the people may unite inciting thadlta to tbe Supreme Ruler fur tbe nierciea of the OX MOXBOE STREET IX fills CTTT. And eurduOr In fit. tar old csslctnero and frienda In Kcal ami adjoiiitna cooatie. to renew their buteiirM.rtatiaa. with ■». ai d nLrne«rrtl>*T in want of any article paaaUy ba Aawad ia a Hardware Star*. I"rl»« im a rail Ui aaaeitcMal aill be found roaiptet*. specially In ' BUIU1IXQ UAKDXrAKK. AXD MECnjXlCTt SALOOIV past year 1 Is tbe pastor of ibsl Church so fearful of»b<**nng respect U» the Pres­ ident, and ao unwilling tu do any thing that may be construed into a moral aupport of tbe Government, in ita struggle with treason and rabelluMt, that ha io *iL TUw Biium c—p"—1 «' .1. « kkf. fr<-m lb. «■<— ■*— wf«T«w* „f Ib. ta.CTI.r, b-e fc^SlF”” ren>.»»« Bill-.eiatinna of this peculiarly Jneenroa anninm, Jumdiar, F.™r Af”' ,.„,«n.ou <Z<1» Li<n.ud •!> ent reasons, we shall be glad to gi»e them .ri.inr from «n << bl1' "I"*, ■*” to tbe public. awnad,. Tbej p— T“*T* pnmrrtl". I'«'M ••™teb.'" •!• Bvilasm Pamosama of New York .mjlk .IldHj City was exhibited at tbe Court Housotire human frame. They can he tok un Monday evening. Thia la one cf tbe at all timea, witbout regard tn diet; »ro "beat ubiUliooa offered U> ihr public. ;LU.... if —-. Z2umi tea Cir.at tew of «Zd«ro«d. ao4»» «!♦>»• i.Urrafed I- —I •" T] <>.. lb. |»il-l •" •«*'“ J* **”** X, QlofI . .. .. . .J... a. be Th« WxATsaa baa contiBned open «ad arT'j* wk,r« -'ll a nek. A alarm of enow rain and alarl visited ua m» Monday night andTneoday. Mi^ki.r. l.rltak-. •» c— B-Ad—U—L - A Wan. Att-irr Cnatt*■*"*•*•—*^h<‘ Richmond Axamiarr, referring to IL—k ar'a recent aucuaaa in openmg Grant'a Cliickaniaaga. The hen le of Chickamau­ ga must be fiogbt agaM." ’ OCR DILLIABD TABLES Are re-fltted with Nev Ctmbltra*, aad tbe Reo»» are ttpaotaka aad Fleapaot. OUR EATING DEPARTMENT CHANCERY ORDER. , • TATE OF MICHIGAN.—Eighth Judicial Circl l. lluizv*r* qatet. KO JTmalvnam er Jiawdviim will bt M.Vfd, Assail aha ar* wilUag ta patroaiia a gatel aad' GIVE US A CALL I G«o«V« Ai Jteaaa. CtaHer Itecwa. aad IfcrrBen A. Afaete, It Mtiafactorily appearina to thia coal I teat tha dafcodanl. Harrtouu 11 Maarah. it a neo red deal 01 thia Stale; On molten ol Srmrl A Allen, bohcilvra lur aald t'ouiplainaol II i» uauiatn that the aald defendant. Ilarriaou B. Urach, can-t In. appeaiame in thU earn* to ba ealrrad alihm four moatbafram tee dale nt tew ordrr , aad teal TV. « U-JJ* b”to Bi,‘ It melted aa it Ml. crunmviMctttinae and than ranbling awpplira to rrnch oar army at ChaUamc^a. eat a ; “We have loot ’the a-lvanUgwo of B VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. FIRST CLASS GROCERY, EATING AND Bit 1ARD SALOON. Wm. L Eatou, I). McNa^m**. Hurtroa. October 4, UU. g3£ffite'g-.s, sraxjtt'. r—"• c XC■»«••• •>••w""" HF* A< a young ladW seminary, a frwdaya aim*, daring an ntaminathm in history, ore ..f the tnoa« pe«>nii»intt P*»pila was intorn^ated : ‘•Mary. did tm Luther die a natural death T“ *•>«. eSnJU. -■>■ ry?_JXX. liTw tec t.r»d««.T Df . . tU. ord,r L<»|, aaCIf perfect arcane fer cocoa* coiua. or any a soxcatat er ac«o oimcciTiaa arising from damp, avid or aaddta change of tea weather. Ersry person who has reer taken Cinioii Bacta or notaaama. proeooneta it tbe beat artirte c«er in>rated; and *o teeUy crlrbr.ird .. 1 ----- (I.-I Ik— u •■■ - <■ fc.ll a* S’l?. *’ r 2LlWrSWS%F l.ol.lcn at the Frobale Ofliee.x. la ^JKiSTh"-1*—• -tSfr-TtfrESTT-OXE YEARS AGO. Xi 0. C. Ilmroi a tfmiagaiaM cfawifet tat Dregpat »< tea city ef BoCala. X. Y. laveatcA , cW-ij-H MonAayaeTJaaaary, April, ^ra-id *aod*ye af February. May. Lai^teiMoUays ef VaralU «•». fcp X am*»-ird Mandara e( February all kirm or JOB PBISTWG, PAPER-BAGS �« A , ilte wShJra*'1rtom.'sta. stars all, by ^^yT^’b^Morirn’ ;■ Tins DIGESTIVE CRIMS. ‘BVXUtW Official giintiorj. atnnixs, the people now felt tbe necemily of turning their attention to the produotian of an article which waa regarded as indisjwnaable. In reference to this, if seems like a spacial providence that the Chinone sugar-cane should have boro intro­ duced al th* lime H was. Its culture was engaged ia extensively in 1801, and with »o better faRfitiea than those which every tkrm^housoisprovidii, a large quantity' of syrup waatprbduced that year—the quality, of course, varying according to the skill of tbe makers, and other causes, but on tbe whole so good that it waa. in the families of farmers In the place of Southern moloseea. Last year, a still larger extent of land was planted with the cane, and. the quantity of oyVwp'increased— Illinois pn>due!ng not less twin •2.000,000 uf gallons, and Iowa 3,000,000. The capacity uf the country to produce syrup to any extent, has thus been dem­ onstrated. Tbe beet is also being fitlrly tasted aa a sugar producer. Sumo hundred acres of beeta are • now under cultivation with­ in 1000 miles of the city, for Mr Belcher vt the Chicsgu Sugar Refinery, and strong hopes are expressed ol Ite success. COME AND BUI MORE umo GOODS! is natural aoo.,, ujio.. tbto rfam at raoipbiau, to Mtofantay CALL AND EXAMINE te fritowks A—: Sb<d Ml or GiaadnHr- RmlHnga. Ttuaees, Xruptiflv, Pimple, Blotches and Bores. Bq- tings’ gtuintss aait a\\. Y\»*a%e* ©5 a kav waXwre. “Our Motto—Small Profits and ready pay \\\.^\x\x^ ’Vouxe. R.J. GRANT! sum m«r bn tatal -m 'Atoa'B'AwtSK-.M learned rhe direrttota fee- las at and mm Of ita reinjiknhir rorejjffili it b« made a tea ■U otter rcntelwJ hoSTtaW to alTani relief. T1>o« ram ata tpwvromW taken from all toe- •^iacwaS: it1 sryst . tttowvacXv TAkWet,* are \.oor vaaw'% ¥r\cw&.. ..r .nrhnAwwAstack.ee Jolitiral girttiorj). Sarsaparilla ' ! ......I . .««r-^q IndT^&stioTt, .;/• • Jatiendice, #; • Kidney Coinpladnie, Ur UxtoaeVt Tire Paorm or Sittttr Hcsa*xnar.— In sheep growing there arc three distinct sources of profit sought, viz : Increuse <W number by sctual propwstion, growth of iucrease in else and woii>ht and tbe annual wrodeet of wool. The ewes used in breeding should poMew as nearly as nowaible Umipoints ot Mt»RsncB desired id the effipring; they should at least be two years old vigood, strong eotwtilotion well Jtaf and well sheltered. Such ewes with such maMgsmeot will gsosrally realms •( Bilioue. Fevsr, Tever and . Livsr CcmvplcLini, teaMry. jta dtawt bare written <B uilH.*WUa .Mb'. arc cowUpowAi 'cS’*a'fcwocX* awik u&vida twaVw- <at,tw ‘ Lisht.lng rods. Grra Hess Mi at.—the Nevf-Englind Farmer »iys-. “Tvfrnbt’' gaberally un­ derstood that tbe ben, being carwivorons requires, to secure fecundity, *. verj lilre ral allowance of meat When enjoying her liberty in tbe fields, pastures, or dooryards, tbe principal part, of auiitenance is derived from insects, worms, Ate. She partakes but eparingly^at such times ofgrain, and often when the article Is soppl led, leaves Itfor tbe more inviting food which nature suppliee her wj^h h«r,flm»»itetoaMtak T<w ifwwwmforeterwtare, ' ty forUdsdiscriptioe oi wuovanuui u. gratified, even, though we supply the best of grain. In abundance she will cense to lay. Tbe priv^llop jif­ fsets her health, and there will necessari­ ly be the end of profit until the deficien­ cy is supplied. When fresh mtat or .fresh fish canoot be supplied, lbw common scrape of the Lutcbrr, wMeb are hard and compact and can bo kept any length of time, answer the desired jmrposc. ' : JOOUX VA9 YJXKA? : STOCK-OF G0®fiS . The rule for the height of the rod above tbe building, estimatedby, extensive ob serration, is’that tbe rod will protect the surface twice da s^detfrom its bote at the height of the of rod snore, the surface.— Thu* barns being a hundred feel long the rod, therefore,if placed in the middle, should be. 25 feet above tbe roof; or two rods 25 feat from each end, would answer the Mate purpose 12 ij?ct high. The simple central rod will require but a littie more than halfas much Iron as tbe two and be therefore, cheeper; and it may be adopted, provided a firm standard or up­ right pole of wood could' be inserted In tbe timbers of the roof, to 'support the rod above tbe building. This standard should be about 18 feet high, and tbe rod extending? feet abcre iu If the subsoil is rather dry, th-. boles mast be dug dep­ er, so as to secure permanently moist earth. There will be little advantage in filling the bole with day, as .the. slsclrio fluid which comes down tbe'rdd; is lot be’ dissipated far aud wide through tUasarth. A bushti of charros?, placed st thefoot bf tbe rod\befog a much better conductor than moist day, should serve to convey the fluid from the rod, and scatter it In the surrounding earjh. A depth of 0 or 8 feet is usudly deep enough in any commoo soil. The bole mey bo as large in diameter aa the workman can convenientdig; 2 or 3 feet will be enough. The rod may be earned sloping down the roof: to I the eaves, and then perpendicularly to -the earth. If It rune down into the cattle yard, a stiff post should bo placed dpea to it on each side, to proven: the animals from rubbing against it, and displacing Him wWiay*.-<•*!« »te><taf tta fclhm apom lb* rhfldrew*' iba m wtorli it orijrhieto. Take rj^ut nsn-.-. teg- to to «tmm H'anaHa. In ita iJS"? 52 ’ <*•>' OAWlEWBi -*SXk* *eTKcA\w\ oo«*A—* Uxc w\.iAo* ©5 Wu, UVXaou* o^sXxx, ‘WwA. ax\A SovjffcvXV.e'rt Vuv«v$or a \oxx^ Vwm mucSx wwAsA aa airtMlt oS ftXow.ac\\ 'SVftt'Vta takew va \lto\vcv t\aawUVc-ta aSa^k a\ *Cae. \.ro\tev X’uwt-, arc- , a twre ;T.,. ( Sswta^ Stelw-WIIXIAM H. 8SW1MD, of Amrtery eftte D^Zy^aALMOX F. CHASK, ' ■.■wwTvtery ^a; Jtewfcr-Cslil. A Saitb, >t Ind. vf tU AuV-GU)EO.N WRLLES, of ' .Ztervtary j Wsf-E. M HTAXTOX.y Wateu>t-\ ■ «m. exclusive CASH STORE a.? >/ ah J *1 rae’ffiss . a\.\ ^nly Ur. UdtoaeV* CARPETS ftkO’TCAixc.'U 'BvXXexs I». C. HAWUY DwAi^.tawJ^-^' Snolnto <1.r-ciMMM tta vita qtatan and Ums |Mrc» ta rirflntolw Wtote-sS^rtt to dtata snd ta feta mute, lima m taMihy sowu^ .itoM- Hro-v It rends to rlMtonJsiri <tar» peMtraltortre. tta .vrovv dsr-ttort ef tarsta Kyi. ■*. IKHU tai to<I u« to li-rod year* in perfcrthrf a retoMvi.w«Mi i«:«&qaa»1»UrWe. 'rfrare «avi \\vr y°oy raaa. taanvj UoeXor'* UW.\%. • 1.1 MT USE OF TRADE •WEEBEY dk AM Come and See I! a TTORMT# 4TL*r ata tail OIL-CLOTHS Ur. UxtoaeVo ftX.oviuxc\x I&Vtofs .-. ‘ it tow mas. are X\ve Ae'a vaaxx'o fto\ace avuk Corci^ort. Ur. Ua\>a^'s ftVowxOkcXv, 1^ M . W1KG. OSTICt OF TH« FUCK <• "—*........... taXjX&Xa'U.k. 1. A. UOLBROOl kLrTZta ’S^.siSs^i (tory .f Hotarool a 1 WILCOX & GIBBS’ rawnrevArvnrs. Erica, «JUi Ilrouwersad feltor, , Ur. U<*>aeV% %\ovcv<vc\k *S\XXv Yft AAoc a>»av^ wuXaac.Y.oX.Yi . artA avdke ea\o^a\>\ie. ’ ho Gimm Scwino Machine ia the ta*AJlfae*i>vetorftanfrtyertf to prift Ur. "StatooeWt , ftXow.ac\v MWl® SPUMES. ... A'i'ER’a -CHERRY PECTORAL The' "World's GFoal Rhmcdy f Ooujtha, Cold», laelpienrooaBuxnpUon. ead fcolth* rolicf are X.W So\Ake»'» Vr\.’erkCi,\>V| ^retwaYva^ UvarrWa, U\\»UXveaWMi'ivMa, c\.v. JOHN ROBERT OBTNICt AS ata S.rg«-. »»•. k*■ way. war tta o»rv H«m»v. I ------------- D . tt.J. MA» I BOOTS & OWES, Tins CJBEAT AMERTCAN TEA COMPANY, 7? til taSTT mXKT, nw YUBK; VtakMlkw Tu. I. Ub GROCERIES si*/or $6. • C. W J^rMN. ’4 ,7 Ea~i Fourth Bt. Oinainr'Ui..ii'u hv tsnlrr, They tew taMseM 0>«ir s^Wteh. ef'TKAB, saa erv ssiUnc tbsm st noewvr . Mtrrss a sras] TWO <JKtT.i4aCa.te) Ater AtemtaAwa a* OflX PsfotaM. ABolbcr pecltarity at tbe Comply U thst tteir .tax Taamwatoaly tevates Ms ttes to ttafalse­ tto. at tMir TBAS a. to quality, value, ata parliretterstyl^^! p«Wutar>o«Utte at eouetry, ta< UUpatie Tax tarwtestawteaf U~a~r^t^i^t^ca^l^adapiadtahitparti^ tdar Mto.a.4 not only this, tat ta painla out to tern tta -:!)] Clothi ABl.lSHED I7M AND PETER LORILLAUD. 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Jastjkgs babby n runutwu wsi^vsMston. io “Jfrotf OW lA> NO. 3L Stlwlti Jiulrj. ,r « xtiilu,, •»•», coc,Tr',‘i>cL<S.« w ? aJiIub ribboned over the area ra.Ungs, on wbeh she drxlroesly balanc ak^’ «r- ArOLPWTART. vine leaves. be did a gr««t deal, to AT THE tUMU7’ 1be poMible tflw one day, he took the jack-knife that that it ia yon F ‘■I, myself, and no other," IsurbeJ Kit­ belonged to his lather, and made what he ty. “Pm Mlling rtrawUrria. d7w^r called a boat out of a shingle, and then stood at the door and asked every ono -•niyoubuy someF that came along tn buy It. “Do you want to buy a boat!" said .. . . ' » aoco cvmo io, you hw tn ■ lurnA Iw.v wkn «... naMUno bub »ua. uii u..^i Hastings DRUG STORE I!! Roberts &. 8tr«er, fostings' UtuiittM girtttorj. ■■N.I ion to,,; u.,,^ KIUJ "Bono, ,U!1 or it by-and by." ' Mra. LeClair? thbdght Kittv had newlooked so pfotty?fi4ul1e and' pearla, Ms •tea d.d under lU quaint shadow' of that Shaker bonnet—her brown curls tucked behind Ur ears, and the old maid behind the window blinds of the opposite bouse thongbl ft very strange to see Mrs. Ledsire Isen from her casement to kiss the Slrawlierry girl I ‘-Straw be fries 1 bow much bo they a basket T“ , Mrs. Jones rubbed the soapaods from . her sodden fingers, and polished them off knocked the boat into Jonny’s fae«r and broke ths mast. Ths poor bay’s heart was almost broken, loo, but he made an­ other mast, and stood al the door again.' Two liule girls came along, and Joany asked if they wished to buy a boat ' “What do you call It? a boat?" said one of the girls. “It la a funny looking bolt." “We don’t aail boats,” said the other girl. •‘Well, you don't know what fun it Is," said the little boat builder. - history of the rebellion has been ore oe. carriages. , They calculated that the North would nevar fight, but their guns aqninst Fort 8uinter started balls mi Ils® of North- England and France would intervene for them, but in spit^of all tbeir blandish­ ments and intrigues those nations will not lift a finger in their fiivor. They calcula- ted States, but II was settled with perfect facility. They, calculated that cotton would give them unlimited credit, but their cotton loins will not now raalixe a • new and moot complete assortment of farthing. They calculated that the North would be bankrupt by the loan of their SA 1.818 teeMkind»of dry,jjoo4».JTw:«rlto. DRUGS AND yiEDICXNEE, KITTY’S WAGER. businesa, but tbo North was never more crack try. A*. State al,, el Um poit tfflct. proeperoua. They calculated that a block­ U my prineiplea," said Par­ ade of over 3,0«0 miles ofcoast was Im­ ker Pelbam, bnttoning his pockets, and practicable, but there never was a block­ mdining his chair al an angle of forty five TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. ade moro efitetiva. They calculated tbit 31 ANON ALLEY, m they wantofl, laughing at poor Jonny. degrees against the pinna railing. '-Taxea, XILRR IN GROCERIES, previslkas, m Presently an officer of the frigate that their privateer* would annihilate our taxes—nothing but taxes! Government la V. Site, butter, lard. port, sal xrsln ■as lying io the harbor, passed. “Pleaac innat think a man is mnde of monFy ; and •llkioa AIm> leys eandtea. etc ,ste. , Store buy my ship?" said Johnny, very im­ CMitirsla Bieck. Nisi* street. Healings, Mich. then right on the top <4 that, every wo­ nihi!alien. They calculated they might ploringly. man of tour ar<]iiaintancr expects you to “Fivecents; that’alon much; I won’t build iron dad mon of war in England ar FUR MEC11AXICAL AND MKD1C1KAL pay funds into her private wsr treasury. “Did you make it 1" said tha officer. give- but.four, James Adolphus ! if you FL ’ RltlMM.ONLY^: ’"Yea, I did, all myself," said Johnny. and France bull their Iron clads are built kinds aT Family Groeeriea. It’s all nonecnce—and I, fur one, won’t don’t keep your hands ■•st of that straw­ only to be kept In durance, vile. They “What pul it into your bead to make ■odsu ware, and a general as­ be vicliiniMd ! Besides, I don’t emxidrr berry basket, i’ll akin you! I’d calcti calculated that the Democratic party ana. Also Notary labile, a ship?" said the good nalurcd man. it fair to be hied at every pore, while the lated to get a few for preservin’ but suwould divide the North; but tho Dem­ it of the Haatlnca Hotis*. “Why. you see,” said the little fellow, women keep their nwn purses intnei. If gsr'son awful high. Julius Alexander, “sis hasn't any bread to eat, and I thought ocratic party itselfia divided, and a por­ yon female kind are so vitally interested corn® in«ut of the street this minute, or I'd work and earn oome money, and buy tion of it which is not for tho war iaburi­ itlLHRA in imp, inad.aaa*. in thebnapitHls and all that sort of thing I’ll conic after ye. I ppt up two jars of ed beynud resurrection. They calculated some," ciw. pain It. oil*, lurpeniio^. burning Said. why don't ji u lend a helping hand your- pincappits, but James Adolphus got at that the Conscription law would be rexis“ W ho la rfs ?" said the captain. sell T’ • ted . but the aUampteto resist (Ml law ■>ne, and t'other blowed up with a bang “Why "aun't you know sis F said Mr. Psll^im senwed ep bls npe,taoped on Easier Sunday. Can't yo give four Johnny. have only consolidated the oeople mure TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. HFfcEW. PEPPER. hi* fingcra on the railing, and nodded Ha basksta for a shillbi' ? Them baskets ia “Just look in here." So the officer than ever in lts: support. They calcula­ PBUN1S, FIGS. RAI-INS. CODFISH; head, aa <<nr who »n>mld any, “I rather the biggest cbeata—don't bold half they entered, and saw sis asleep on the bed. ted that the National army wxnild dis­ solve at the expiration of enlistments; gueoa you’ll find thatfiiguinent unanswer­ pretend Io. Take postage stamps? Well, “Whom do you belong to 1" said thu fiWEESET * ALLEN. but it proves that there is an almoat uni­ able.” Kitty Brace, standing among the {•our 'em out My gracious ! If tbero captain. TTUR.XEV8 AT LAW and Sojiaitori ii n«es that shut out the June sunshine, ain't a strawberry leaf in one of the •To mother now," said Johnny, “fur versal determination to reenlist for the war. They calculated upon sweeping at bankets I Look here, yoqng woman. turned round so aoddenly that tbn tinted CU'D3CK5,T vtsimnwigfrir fattier is dead and gons away.” Just a stroke the Northern armies‘from the petals showered softly down around her then little sis opened her eyes slid seeing Aid Cooking Extracts, like a pluk snow storm. Parker inetinct selling strawberries. A leaf just to fill the uniform of the officer she begun to “sacrerf soil;" but the Northern armies Ively moved his chair back, ns be caught ^up. I’ll warrant! Where do yon expect laugh. tn go tn when you die, I’d just like to "What do you ask for your ship 1" said they call their sacred soil, and hare held it for 5, ]0,2p.naontha,withoutrelioquiahknow?” . the captain. i’ig a foot of ft.' They calculated upon The door was slammed in Kilty’s fiiee fiance fluttering acrusw her check. “One cent, if you can't give me any invasion ’of the North; but they stopped USTTCK OF TUB PEACE. Will attend to the “Please to expiate y ourself. Mr. Pel with morn emphasis. Strawberry vend more,” said Johnny. collection at debts and all other bnaineaa PENH. PKNCRX INKA PAPER. EN­ aborts Antietam and Gettysburg. They ing had its unpleasant aspects as well as hamj^said Killy,' clasping a aprny of The captain gave him a pat on thr rtaininc to bia oflee with fidelity and prun-.pl VELOPES. CARDS. Ae. Ac. n acs very rigLUy in bvr i«o little hands, most other occupations in this world ; hut eheck and said, “Wait a few minutes, calculated utxtn raiding through the >• <1tMc« oppoaita Jftad|{a"allot»l, OraugeriHa North ’; But John Morgan the old man Kthey al ould descend wralhfully On our llltle heroine was undismayed I It and I’ll rome hack and buy your ship.” kcr’s ears, in spite of her determine takes a great deal to daunt a real coura- 1 He went onl«and bought two large who dared undertake It, Is now ruing bis MOST POP0LAR I. A. HOLBHOOK, folly behind the stone of the Ohio peni­ lion to be very proper and dignifisd.— loaves of bread, and carried them back A TTURNEY snA Coaaoetor st Law, Solicitor in tentiary. They calculated upon the auLet* in the afternoon, Mr. Parker and gave them to Johnny. “Have we not spent time and money /V t.honrrry. Gvueral I-nd as>i Tax Agwal.periority of Southern horaemaqship ; but Offiee. second story of Holbrook's Block. botli, in thia cause I Have we n»l denied Pelham's elerk came softly Into the bank “Arc you God?" said the liulo fellow, their cavalry in the very branch U their ouraslvce unneeeMary luxury ? Nay. office, where his master was busily en­ with bis eyes as large ns saucers. " ' 'J. N. RWHtElX. service io tebich they have been ^nost have we nut even parted with our jewels gaged in writing. “No" said she officer, T am only one constantly Wanted. They calculated “ J hrg your pardon sir, bul do you n YNICI AN sod Sargeoo. O«cs la RssmU's and trinkets, lu send aid to ibuec who of his Mrvanta.” He then patted John upon a guerrilla warfare that abould siorw. State strveL __________ __ wish tn hny strawberries?" suffer in our country's behalf?” ny’s head, and told him to be a good boy “Strawberries—no!" said Mr. Pelham and be would come and see his molhe.— strike terror; but their guerrilla warfare •Tbat’a all very fine,” said Parker, JOHN ROBERTS, has injured themselves more than ua.— turning ap hie nose in lofty disregard of ahstraetedty. He did call again eud after tearing all IN and Surgeon. Dwrili “f told the young person so, air, but about the family hejiromised to take care They calculated upon making Mississippi feminine logic. “Smooth sailit'fc, smooth and other rivera unnavigable by flying of them ; and w hen Johnny was a great sailing! You may talk as much as you — Dear me. here she is now-!” artillery and Minie rifles; but these riv­ D . U. J. HANEY. mum wm a deffhnt little tap on the boy he took him i»n board of his ship, and please, Miss Kitty, but you will never ers remain nearly as secure to us as in pursuade me you’re in earnest, untilj I door, and Miss Kitty Brace walked in, in time mnde an officer of him, and adopt­ time of peace. They calculated that see j ou making a sacrifice worth boastibg her hotel eves sparkling like two stars ed him ; and after a battle when he was their armies would never surrender, and ■ ill be Mid to COMPOUNDSpecial under the ahsker bhnnet ’ dying of a wound he had received, be FRESCirPTIOXH; and say oL" alwnyafight to the last ditch; but lbs ING and ‘‘You don’t wish tn purchase, Mr. Pel­ naked Jonny, who waa now Lieut Cole very’laat Richmond paper that comes— “I don’t want to boast,” said Kitty, In­ That’s fortunate, for I’ve sold to hand him thnl casket on the desk: dignantly, "but oh ! if I were only a man ham? and that tha organ of government—ad­ "Open it,” Mid the eaptain. giving him every berry!—Please to emm^ my —if I could only earn money !” iRxinr .nd counsellor at law mits that “the history or the war exhlbite “You'd do unbeard of things, Pre no change; I believe It amounts tn nine cents a key. "What do you find there F more surrenders by obr armies theca ver ROBERTS A STRIKER"Nothing but my shingle boat,” Mid d»ubt, said Mr. Pelbaru aarcaetteally. over snd above the specified five dollars!” befel the arras of any other nation during Parker Pelham started at the double Johnny. “But you can earn money if you choose the same period of tiofe." "When you made that boat you made handful of postagF'diiri^rtUy.'In blank as­ to try." Even what they call tbeir successes your fortune," said the captain. “ Under OSce. wlib W. W. Ralph Esq-. MlddlsviBe tonishment and dismay. "How, pray 1" either yield them no positive advantage, A. ft. TAN BRLMTA Barry County. Michigan. ••You don’t mean to say, Miss Kilty, the boatje my last will, end All the prop or they are dis asters in disguise. “Well, for instance, those crimeonThey v ■! e-. .i.. ........ „r Xttorneva ana erty 1 have is yours." spriuklvd straw berry beds on thu side that—" swoep't McClailsn from the peninsula, John became a rich man. and he de­ built was simply to change the Mat of “! do mean tn say that I have won the hill—a man would turn 'em into money HAETtNUB, MTtn. served it Now what is the object of quick enough ; a woman don’t chooee to war to another part of Virginia. They this story?—Merely to teach you that, won a vicitoryi over Burnside, but left WANT 25 000 nisi* of WOOL to take the trouble—it’s easier to beg." KNAFPES A BURROWS, “Yes,” Mid Kilty, taking no notice of merit of animalinn ! Ordinarily, Parker if you are good, and du all you ean, God his army just where It was befhre.. They manufacture Into CUOTH—-. \ TT0RNEY8 and COUNNiCLLtfW? AT LAW the covet sneer, "but nobody wants straw- Pelham would have hraiUWed lonq ere will in tome way helpyou. The shingle won a victory over Hooker; be too held partIng. with a red rent of hto hoarded boat Was a a mall aflair tn the unfeeling his old ground, and besides, the victory ca8h,mb»«m. money, but beauty la n wohderflil aahdn- boy who broke, it, and to the thoughtleM cost the life of Slooowall Jackson, by sft FLANNEL them." AND 8HEETIX0B, girls who laughed at it, but td the officer odds the greatest rebel General of the wsr. "There ia, in the city. I suppoee. Ah, yes—that's rigbljMise Killy—curl your leaped up in that one moment of faseina- and to God II was above all priee. Go, ,They won a victory at Chickamauga, but lips and toss j our head! Como now tFon. • then, my young friends, and do likewise. at a irrioendous expenra of lite, without 1 TERMS•1 own mvneW vanquished. Mi« Kittv.’ here’s an exemplification of mv assertion, that you shrink from the sllgbiest effort he said, handing over a neatlv folded Gaxxxaicxs.—Few people, perhapd, dteat victory st Bull Run, which they OMllor a> —■ are aware why the nslioual currency^ja hailed aa decisive of the success of ths in this cause. You expert us to do sv- fifty dollar hill. Take It—and—" TTe panted a moment In awkward on- printed wjlh greenbacks, therefore wo. Confederacy, proved to ba the event erything, while you do nothing. Now, explain the reason. Ever sinca thd adop­ whicb ofall others, was most necessary I’m nut afraid to wager fifty dollars ■certainty. ' tion of paper currency it has been the you wouldn’t sell five deists’ worth of •‘Thank v«n rir.” said Kftty. demnrelv, constant study of banknote engravers to ception of what it had to do, aud to fit it 2^ yds. wteeHliwstisR- strawberrtee to keep ybur soldier heroes “hnt I should erarenlv know what to-do gel up some plan of printing bills that for ita work. Tho delays in taking Rich­ withiha arttelo. Mv nmmM hnnhand could not be counterfeited. In this they mond And Charleston, and other prime Kilty sas silent a moment—then she /(Mrtrarwprs/ireyfofr/^tfolA drew out her little moruceo poekel-buuk in fiihtinr nnder the Btara and Strip*., only partly succeeded till sa late as 1857, points over which they have so Inudly for yourfouulin. Try til wltea a man named Stacy J. Edson in­ exulted, have only opened the way to with solemn emphaais. WOOL CARDING vented a kind of green iak, which bt> what they doom tie moat dlrefel of all “I'll call witneaeee air, and ihe wager Ales for humiliated and dinnnmfittad patented June 30tb of that year. Il is cvila, the dealrucUoo of Slavery; for had shall bo regialerrd." ., - ■ PsrkerFoltao. ayed the hills beauty Parker Pelham t W» i» iwrt hard enough called anti photographic ink, because it tho war been apeedily terminated, there OURTY CLERK sad Notary Pablie. ,O«ee “‘•a JOST K. TAX BRUNT. M ii bo scarcely understood her. yf; , to lose fifty dollirw hut he must Inaa a cannot be photographed on account of its can be Illite doubt that Slavery would ia lb* Court Homo. Stiags.JeMtf.ira. “Mind, you are M’ t*»«° /«•"•«» aweeihearl too 1 Hut all theRmharhilds color, and oannoi be dislodged witbalka D. Htsissb. Dvtraty never fel/^ so rich as Kitkr Rraor. when lies by counterfeiters to get a compete position and sirvogth. .stere of Itoterts ZtUrikar. la H lobrook sBtoeL Ut>X'UJ.„ ••Sal vonr vo«r heart heart at al rest, rem, Mr. mr. *1 «lha<p ., she eoel.-od that fifty dollar bill to pur- facsimile of the bilk bills. As it H Is is a secret ••fiat all U» »«Hll«» -t !».»»> «<“U <*— <»»«»•» ‘I" a-UWn. only known"to the American Bank Note f. C. rMINDLE, Tua late Stephen A. Douglas ones Company and the io renter, it is impowi . . com ■ ............tews aw ■ ■ be plied .Ilk willu” . <. hie to ouintsrfeil the greenback money. remarked that ••patriotism sraanatse "But. Miao Kilty, have you reflected 1, before the fr..m the heart, fills the smiI, infosec little ehHd waa ran -*er by th? street It wa» uasd by many Such a very unladylike thing—" JPURT DECEIVED 2fflisttUann. D D D GROCERIES'. PATENT MEDICINES P CTBAIP, 1F<KB ©A0E WOOLEN FACTORY, I C DB. A P PBAKE, practical dentist, rKANK AIW> ttr u> servo w»r - —--------- . *d Kmj. «’w»-•‘""‘•"LEIS city BAsa . ___ ....... .... ntaurt wots llic same language. A friend of hie known, it. would ba of.n.j use a» tha work country in war will feel, speak and art could not be copied from Bie genuine for his country .revere b» cwtn try’s cause bills with any other kind of ,|nk. The data of the patent can be seen on the bills smuh Warrants Pelham.. drrs fluttered down TInmb nebte ■■MH ■■f CA. i! Ml» .uotan-IO. who,now that their country • kh tbs bitter of all flat rebuke �We«MM*y ■•raiav, remark*. We are kindly permitted" | rtlHMTrtr BBlB—n oritF. Holbrook remarks, aa fulfaw*.- A Sc huxi ia ..ffatabWahsve good news from Chattanooga thfeweek, Gen. Grant, with hl* usual friend* and fallow citizen., tkte «n)bl*«xi tart for awompliabing result* disastrous CELEBRATED vouchsafed from God to man, may attend you upon the battle-field and In the camp; “ a soldier may be allzed and fsst falling to pieoa*. We apprehend bi* troubles are nut yet over. The Army uf the Potomac commenced itoforwaid movement early on Thursday morning by crossing the !Ra pi dan at three different pointe, vix,, Germania Ford, Jacob’s Mill* Ford, and Culpepper F»rd. mllea above Fredriehsburg, and the other two probably within 12 or 15 miles still further up. Little or no resistance was fords, and by Friday morning the entire army, including supply trains, was safely over. Meade at once pressed forward and several skirmishes ensued, in which the rebels were uniformly defeated. Later accounts report the capture by Meade of two corps of Loo's army but the reports are not credited. Gmimuni cation, between Waahicgton and Meade's army is interrupted from some cause. The people have *omo interest—faint, it I* true and not worthy of much regard at the handsut the War Department, but still a little—in knowing what lisa be comeoflhe men that have gone to the war under the various calls for troop*.— At least a million and a quarter citizen* of the United Stale* have joined c>ur ar­ mfee. Probably not more than four bun dred thousand now remain in service.— Human life I* frightfully eheap, we know; but Ute question, “Where are the others?” i* one of terrible significanoe. ’ It I* not necessary far us to asy that the above I* from the Jeff. Davis organ, No other paper in the North notevsn Mahony's vile sheet at Dubuque, nt Chicago. is capable of sueb bitter malignity m this defender of the rebellion, thiarevHer of religiofi and base calumniator of all that good men esteem praiseworthy.— gree nf meanness as to be able or willing to perpetrate such foul miarepraaentation “The people” have an intereat in the men in our armies—a v*ry dear to*£re*l and not a “faint" or “alight" oue al alhjTbc people" have testified on morn than one occasion tbeir deep and constant interest in the aoldivrs, and they bare testified to their interest In more wfcys jhan one.' For what purpose waa the monstrous fair now being held in Chicago, within speaking distance of the Time* office-, originated 1 inatiiotlona fouod< . .1 ronseersfad wli„ tbeir blood, should sacrifice on the altar ofbur country many of the noblest aon* and worthy citixmis, whose grave* thia day mark almost every Iwttle-fieid in the land. In viewing the history of this wicked rebellion, in tho light of tbe event* thsl have tranapired within the Isrt three years, tbe fact has been established in tbe minds of all intelligent thinking cha­ ses in the North, who are not blinded by political prejudices, that a plot was laid by the leading spirit* of the rebellion, at least twenty-five year* ago, to effect a separation of the Slave from the Free States of the Union, which wa* secretly being matured, until the election of Lin­ coln to tbe Presidency was made the pre­ text of dissolving the Union, and of tak­ ing up arm* with the avowed intent of buifdmg unon the smouldering ruins 'of the Republic, a confederacy whose chief corner stnne should be human slavery, but in fact the election of Idneoln simply marked tbe culmination of ths treason year* before really begun—stealthily de­ vised and wantonly matured. Notorious fact* disarmed the conspirators of any cause, whatever for taking up anna. The Supreme Court of tha nation, the Senate and House of Representatives being or­ iginally in their hands, but “daatroy the web of tbeir oopbislry in vain." ‘They were at their wicked work again,’ and again they pretended they were afraid, of slave insurrvctlons^ind tbe bloody ecenea of St. Domingo were painted ns the only safety and protection they had in the Union, notwithstanding the laws of the nation pnatlvdy forbid any interfer­ ence whatever with slavery in any State where it existed by law. ’ How shallow that pretext! How false and wicked! for it appear* that four fifth* of tho able bodied men are in rebel ranks fighting against'their government, and tho slave* left to themselves upon the plantations, and that too with the Emancipation proclamation made public and circulated to a great extent among them, as yet there have been no slave insurrections. Now Sir, the war has been carried on more than two yeara and what do they say who are authorized to speak for the population of the aecedvd States. They say they accept of no terms of peace ex­ cept aubinission on tbe part cT the Fed­ eral Government t« soon terms a* they may dictate, that those terms ar* Mason and Dixon’s line a boundary, the exclu­ sive navigation <>f tbe Mississippi Wow Cairo, full indemnification for every .no­ Why is It that in any loyal State thous­ ands aud thousands of dollars hare been Ktronghoid that has fallen into our poscontributed far Sanitary purpose*. Why sessinu during the war; and unless tha is it'that not a meeting i.-f loyal citizens Federal* acceded tn these term*, they i« held without resolution* being passed propoae an indefinite continuance of the commendatory of ths bravery of our war, until the fragment of the old Union that ia left fall* to piece* from mere rote mao in the field, and of their good c<>n taoneas and want of cohesion ; then they duct in battle* 1 Wby fa it that town*. as tho only first class power on the West­ ern Hemisphere will take possession of of money for the support of the families the pieces as subjugated and conquered of the same men to whom the Time* in- provinces," and Toombs says that he“can conveireof no condition to which his xtimates the War Department ha* no in­ country can bo reduced, in which ho terest would consent to any Union with the “Where are the other* 1" If the Tian N<wlh upon any term* whatever, a* that is anxious to know where they are It will when ail else fa l<>et be will unite with the thousand* of hi* own countrymen have aq difficulty in ascertaining. No who bare found honorable deaths and small (lumber of them may be found in bfoWy grave* on the battle field*." The th* quiet, lonely graves strewn from Governor of Alabama declare* that if ho Ixxdavilla to the borders of Alabama by had, the pqwer he would build a wall of one of the Ttnut' pet Generals, Don fire:between Yenkeedomand tha Confed­ erate States that should lrt,for endless Carlo* Buell. Some were slaughtered iu age^." Extract* of thia c|taraeter might be made t>> an indefinite extent, are in *of its friends, Fitz John Porter, Esq., perfect keeping with every sentiment *wbo marched bls troops away fount the thateime* from the pen* or lips of erary leading spirit in the rebellion. Under field where a battle waa raging, instead such circumstances unless w* *a apenplv of to it. Others of oar brave and , loved are prepared to cast our ayes upon a dis­ ones now lie in the-swamps of the Cbibk- severed Union, a dismembered govern­ ahominy, in testimony of the incapacity, ment the reeopiitht of tbe independence Ifnotuftbe treason, of another of tho v>f the Confederate States, we bare no Titan' pet General*. If this malignant alternative left us but a vigorous proaecntion nf the war, to the bitter rod. This the people have aolemnly reaolrvd to of these ‘’ciliaeas of the United State*” wage, for the prearrvatlon nf their man­ hood, the constitulimi, the laws and <»ur has been killed or foully murdered by peerless institutfons—that the Ameri can republic shall live. That, although the friend* of the iadtriduaj who wrote peace is desirable, yet that peace which the above extract, and with whom the bruised arms hung up for moeumenta. “Then shall oor stem alarm* bo changed baen living in exile in Broanaville, or­ ganized the dtizraa for self defence dgainst Bee's rebel ruffian*. Gobo* is a friend t»f Mlramon, who ia * friend of tbe French. Finding himself with a force under hi* command, b* Crossed the river to Matamorns na a<K>n u our forces look poaseasion uf "Brownsville, sod inhfe-turn drove out the government of Don Man­ uel Ruiz aud tmpriaunud the Gurnrnur and hia cabinet. Thu* began the first of aeriea of aevolutinna rm the Mexican side. Cubo* had STOMACH IBS SPECIAL NOTICES- with fell dirwtioe. for swkfej sod wring a day when Iron and year noble compan­ ion* id arfae shall return tn y>rar homes peoelalmljig with merry voices and happy hearts t^ glad tiding, of peace. • rebels. Thera ia no was prepared to act with him. Don all imparillra . having Raid beads, Manuel Raia, who was expelled by an* .nd IntairnuUioa Ouboa, waa a man friendly to u«Ruiz fled to Browns, lite; on tbe following day hi* party attacked and defeated Cobo*, At a Meeting of the dlisens of Has­ who waa killed. and-Rniz was reinstated. ttsmscthillr roars. tings and vicinity, convened'In the Court THUS. F. ClIAPMAK. Chmirt. House November 28th, J. M. Russell, mtISssZb . Ml Broadway. New >'m opportune arrival of Gen. Ban ks 'spoiled Esq., was appointed Chairman, and IT. A. a rnuat ingenious and te;M -dangerous thus organized, Mr. IT. W Illis proceeded to address the meeting on tbe Importance of a railroad from Hasting* to Battle Creek, urging all to lend their aid in this County in the lessoned cost of tnmspnrta- ti<m and th* superior arailabilUy of markets. On motioo it was rerolved tn bold a meeting nf the etock-boldera in Aasyri* at the Tamarack House, Wednesday December 9th, at 11 o'clock A. M.. to .< HOSTP.TTKK'.S stems, two blossoms, and apparently distinct core*. Jvaaxsa.—We’desire to call atlr to our facilities for jobbing. plot * ' . The prospect in Texas for <utr cau*« fa Eiod. Gvn. Banks need* snd ought tn cbaritv.»th* rseiK >o* OirscUsM far b*M*k Um ive more troops, perhaps 12.000 u»en, ■Impte r-tn-dy n«e4 '* his in order to enable him to ad iu the Stale. Th* greater part of the people in and about Brownsville are of Mexican origin; the roramon people, and wealthy men are favorable U> the ro-*«tebli*hinenl of the Uni-m government, under which they always rojuyrd pence, protection and lib­ erty. They are, however, much cowed by the rebel tyranny, and have such an idea of the strength aud determination uf THE imdi-mi the rebel* that they will not take politi­ cal action unless the protective. departmeokwithina few montha. I drred—onr office estates over forty (•rent fonts of type, including m>a itb borders and rule* to match. Tua viBT rtx*»*rr, mild weather a sprinkling of snow, which, with a 1 freeze, looks like winter suddenly six earnest. Well, it* about time fur a duties J. M. Rvosatt, CKn. ■JJ. A. GoodtZs. See. Cincinnati, Nov. 24 —There la noth­ ing additional from Burnside. Cannonad­ ing i* etill beard. A battle is anticipa­ ted between Grant and Bragg to-day. A special to the-Commercial from CbalUt'ooga, the 2Sd say a; “Deserters last night reported ihs rebel* falling hack t«2_Chicarp*iuga station. Tlislr artillery haa~be*w. withdrawn from «mr front and the wlaifearmy I* apparently in retreat. A rcronn<«i*suivY this afternoon revMl- A Huntsville (Al*.) correspondent i»f the Montgomery Mail, giving a report of a recent Federal expedition into that ragion, aay* : “Umeatone and moot of Madison c»un tic* were completely scoured and swept, clean of horse* and 'mules, cattle, sheep, poultry, hog*, meat, floor, dtc. Two or three ttmuJWbd liot***. and mule* were Gen. Wood, charging up to Orchard taken (n these counties—citizen*, farm*, Ridge, carried lire rifle pita, under a *eplantation*, 44.. thoroughly stripped. aare musketry and artillery fire, taking ‘ Tbs !<■*• to thi* section ia very heavy. two hundred priwex-rs. We m>w bold Mcucal Cixcsst.—A Musical day and Saturday evesinga, next, i Mfoi Mary E. Bailey, swdsted by Pr E. IL Bailey, and Prof. C W. Ballry. roeatry as talented sod etiteetaiul Converters, and are highly spuken of good time may be expected. . Admiaal I —adult* 25 cent* children 10 cent*. UNIVERSAL hat tie, and will lleon their arm* tn night. Hard fighting is inevitable t<> morrow unless th* rebels withdraw tonight. our abundance—this time nrarlj ell known throughout I limt AgvnU X. V. Sanitary Seckty. RndbevUr. year twenty-one visits from thorn. Sum ley's big raid in July swept uff largely nf slaves, horses, mule*, 6k., and so did Washington, Nov. 23.—A letter re­ Ur* fuems'sf vneech. others. But ws hare patched up' mat­ ‘"’m.ixnr., ters again, rigged up old wagons, new ceived here today from an officer in Gil­ rsstoe of the Fi.l 1‘rrsbjlerisa < more'* army,*tatr*on the authority of* PhtafcvJ. Xearo n-bel deserter, that several shells recent- ' •oetltsolyf King our people frel m If- it 1* uscles* to. try ly thrown from Grrgg exploded Mathew’s Cbocelate Hora Drops! to fix up again, even with old wagon*, street, the heart of Charleston, killing broken down mule* and horse*, a* all several perrons, among them an officer may again soon be taken by another raid. of the 3d South Carolina Artillery, and We have not enough left naw to haul riddling and firing several dwelling*. and plow with, and a fine riding nr bar-. neu home in th* hand* of a ritiseo is a “'‘*T««al**n KO MERCURY, or rarity, end milch cows ar* worth a* much, Waahhigtoa, Nov. 27.—Headquarter* and more valued than negroee." have received adiapateh from Gro. Gtant dated Cattanooga, 21th, 10 A. M., stating that the route of the enemy is compfete. CLOTHES WRINGER QO Q tar* of State distinctly awerta that any Clbvklamu, No*. 38.'—John Morgan s :: IS Tu* majority .far the Union New York, Nov. 28.-E. A. Paaltel- in the determination to push the wn forward ew exhibited; Some new su annul solicitatiuOe ’ fiw farther sutscri j-oecd; it rreching Battle Creek in a diJtanceuf29 mil*a by actual survey. Man think that 2 or 8 miles could still be Ibj ped off with profit. Stats AoatcctTcaat. Guxamt—Wi New Advertisements. iajsift” 4p”*Of ,be '■■*Breri“n AgrkaltarUt." . HOLIDAY PRESENTS. L .MTEHSAL (LOTHE8 VBIKCER TIME SAVKRI STRENGTH HAVill! Tl>» saving of *■»«* will atoM ixv a lanAo tvr rentsge on 11> *oa* V SM*('lUn PAYS FDR. the catalogue of this institution for IRC.’, an intimately blended with all the beet interest* ofcer State, and did nor limit ed apace perm'it, should be pleased to rr ■ the excellent ronrse ofjn.tnJctW purmi enl and scientific education. SIIAEi: WATCHES.! CUf navpwne /*r erewwy rf C»lemhaa penitentiary last night. One practicable diligence." Thi* is in accord- thousand dollars reward ia offimsd far , tbuir capture. oocaiona. Our National and Franca have held theirs. railroad meeting at the Cm |>ortlofl oTthe 5 per cent paid in. »Kw ' He think* Bragg'* foes of artillery Is <}uc«t asking permission to raise men for fully 60 pinro*. A large number of pris­ svrvite in lb* Juares-Mexican Govern- oners are captured. The pursuit will enntitiM to Red Clay nut be given, and any one engaging hi it in ths morning. Grant says bo start* f.'r would be prosecuted with all practicable dilig^aee." Franc* and England, who have both mad* indecent haste to recognize tbe reb­ Waabiugtem, Not*. 27.—The Army of el* aa belligerents, and tn aid them aa th* Polotnne moved early yesterday much aa poaeible, under the guise <rf neu­ uioming towards the Rspitfan. nud brad trality, will do well to note bow the Uni­ quartern followed at 7 q'elock. The ted State* fulfill, her duty as a neutral army advanced in three coltinfaa, to cron* natksi. No culd and cardesa proclama­ at aa many different fords. tions, nMaff the citizen* of the Republic to abstain from violation* <d international The START U5K Impediment to securing a cliuric*! cducaj ti>« al thia day.. In thm respect. a stu­ dent of ordinary induatry can d» mm* I NO WR tain of labor ibetwsdopted. *bi,e Bl ,lirl faery tMrsvtag. «mktaT»kJM» oSj-'fe »*? R- C. BROWNING. MT BrooCs.y, X. Y. keep him ia that health whfeb too often awlfcra, by the regime of our colkgr*. For EW HARNESS SHOP. writer is thia day leagued for tbe pur­ pose of destroying the Government The Then it idle m talk Forde. There ia a little akirmitbhc xaucaaas. To du* *we«ping tide of vfete- Culpepper Ford and Jacob’*M)ll«F Tk» ailmikm ,.r tbs Kssr'Eluawa poUIr I. u.llvt dP resident of Lite Faculty, T. C. AlX.TT, Bf *. A.csssvne tbe Continental Monthly for November. The table »>f standard already attained by thi* mage- �Ewto. ; I Ul I, .ll:M P. M. ZhWAM. B.». RICE. Gcw'l S.pmited.i.1. ' — lorn naa rtlveten ■ cure. 1 »m> afflicted with the implttramt queues- df. fodlgestl..B w<olrr rpring lill mv health WM despaired of. rr o.pp,“*r,w«»' Dr. luimek’a Stumaih Hitlers.” mMM, fnetnred m your city. oIM, hotjj*. irved me <d nil those ayinpuim. und I «h nnw gratify . grwxl appMi.r e’prm the luxuries of thin Ihruntilul iHms.in, without TA* UnutUrima aaw.rNVriweU Urr^'ie TH «< ro.|rir*alh. rid ot'M.diclM teTT-eozi A Trial will enuvincalb* must sUptkaL FaDrrCcittusrrr. —Mr. J. A. Hall of >'O*La-mul^_F£i,LU Dupe, has left nt our office an apple of tittle le*a than medium six* which two stems, two blossoms, an J apparently two distinct cores. Jubsixo.—Wn’deaire to call ntlrntivn to rnir ftwilitise fqr jobbing. y*nke We have nmde Urge additions to Ibis Inclu­ department within* few muntin. UKUIUOLti'H EXTRACT BUCBU AXD IMIHOt ED ROSE WARM CURE8 ’ BECHET DIKEAVES In all tbrtr Htagss, At link Eimiu ding * few fentn which wo have just or­ dered—our office contains over forty dif­ ferent li.eu of type, indoding most of tbe latest styles uf wood and metal type, with borders and roles to match. 1’leuse Take Notice. PKINW.K, !□dr* ofProbat. All I In we I ba tare indebted by Nuts.. Book nrct.. that are past due, «i|| aav 0*1 by wnlkinv up to Cnp’aiu Co..k' office in "Double Qiikk" and wltle lb £d^ed r. Tl^for. Tnx vxbt rLKASarr, mild weather of nu Sunday last to a bleak eold wind and SPAI0FI3R, •“’vre.M btfiTwin.ln four month* fn.Ki tbe data of thi* order, or Ibol .aid Uli bo token a* e-mfc-Md by them; which pranlMo are _ FAMILY 83AP WHITT* lo reduce tlie-m. It tuakra 8o«p fnr FOwr Ceuta * pouaU by ualng your kitchen grenae. _ t^T CAD I'IOW I A* apurtoua I.re* areof~r.r..l .—.I I..■« ■ !.— I'.- A- >_ > . ... ....... ... ...rr, . .-.(310 Ol . Mtrhiu-.n. bmac Um wtsl half »r8reUoo Number I Fsnrtwa. to Towusbip N<x TUrc* (31 Nnrtb of, Rann No.Tea (IS) Wul, containing thre LuntlrwTai'd twenty acm of land. , Andjl i. forlber ordered, tb.t within twenty Zb«->pT%in»er. ■ freeze, looks like winter suddenly and in rarnest. Well, ita about lime fur auch weather. WAR makes Ug'i prior* ; Bpanofier brio* Mineal C<>xcz«t.-A Musical concert will begiten *1 tbe Court llouar.eut Fri­ day and Saturday evening*, next. by . ci® X till. naae. ft aati.factnrily>ppearioe to thi* court, that the Dcfanlaul, Edward W. Taylor I* ‘l ,“’D .r7±al, <* ,bl« Suta 1 °» StowUon of ti—. «S‘i srissiT s-fisru arL-z‘z I the last few weeks suddenly gave place n sprinkling of snow, which, with a bar.l i’reeenl. Item. Loen S. Loeau, Ctrnit J^f*. form. .ud^-L^c/lrr .ifjrrwy,. “ Um Hunsou/* Earner Deem for all rifociion* nd diaraae* of Uta URINARY ORGAN.*. wUtL«r (slating to «*lx or raaaaa from what**»r cau*« ongioabag and no matter *f Kr ux>a Dtetuite,23H?»”iSH>'5;w<2{ fo r«, 1.1 THE GREAT DIURETIC, eld lalwtata hare tbe desired effect in all Liaise* Ar wdica it mwMtaed. ' Evidetweef the moat rell.blr and re.pon.ible character will accompany tbe medicine. fries gl per Bottle, or ata for»5. Alia* Mary E. Bailey, ai-kted £j> Pfof. E. U. Bailey, and Prof. C. W. Bailey.— The entertainment will consist of some of lb« moat popular songs, Duelta, and Tri on, Interspersed with instrumentak music fioin tbe tadin, and vbdincelio. Tills triinpe is well known throughout tbe country as talented and entertaining Converter*, and are highlv.*p<ikeii of by the Press where they have traveled. A good time inny Unexpected. '^pwpua <?«*•.• -..r.u, Si & «■ r^fx* CUREc-J.%Slt* Care* Guarantrad I Adeles Gratia I AdJrevi I, tier* f-r informatioo u» ,„l£' B? "KLBBOLD.Cbemtau IM Homb Tratb *L. beL Cbeatsut. ItH. Hlteeouo ■ JlnZest Zwart, litUtaoUi* J/r^eedl'AonKW n'enfeuar, 3W Broadway Xew Yoik. CHANCERY ORDER. In th^uatler of tho relate nf t lierlre 0. Urvwuaun. miiKir hei Drveuauh. deccwMd. Notice I* hereby giteu, that in Admission —adults 25 ccuts children 10 ©anta. 'TAtROf MICHIGAN. HgLth Judicial Cir) cult io Chancery. day. not yrt ba*lnc i»krn one bottle. -.ee: * tei-ped Uk.rS the OKrficine. MyinM .be .*7ta well «»»ecr shew**, and well Many body could be, *t>d she Lu cooliuived *o ever »iuce. “Fora Kiais, Oardaer, (1 Puri st, "Baffalo,October I, IWi.” ar lor Role by ell Dre*gieta.' b CRJWRY. Oecetal AraaL Xo. «U M*l» st. Huff*Ira. 3. V, to vlwm all order* tbesld b* •<■ DVERTI8EMENT. LIST OF LETTERS, The railroad meeting at the Cuurl House, on Saturday waa nnt very large­ Remaining nnrallsd ft nt tin- Hastings Post Office. far the week endmg D.-rruiber 1. 1603: Liter an abaencr nf t-reral year*. I bar* asala smart IU HARDWARE TRADE, OX MONROE STREET IX THIS CITY, 4 oontiaiy iavita my rid customer* sad [rinds ly attended but a gumj degree *>f confi­ dence was manifested by those prasetit, aud a determination to push tho work forward wm exhibited; Some new sutx ncripliooato stock were taken, and a portion of the 5 per cent paid in. A o niiniltcw was appointed to make pcra*>ti4l aolioitaUuus ’ for farther subscrip­ WSM chain* aud UurtT «'ra Itatu. thou* aotrth fosr d*gr**a »M eigtu stxitu. thence east n raiushorn aa baa been generally suplowed ; it reaching Battle Creek in a dis­ tance of29 mile* by actual sarver. Many ¥_T AYING flited up. al craal txseaar, thr m 11 l«*tn barrtofor* kept by W«. L EaTOX. tn Crane, nt Icaal twenty day a before the limo abort prescribed for hi* appearance. .. J U- WRIGHT. ClnMEataS Ikneiia^ewr, fur Derry Coaaty, Michi fan. [A true copy of the on«ii>*i.] I. . I ao^t ti p IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. Eatnte of George II. Brook*. -Slats of Michigan, n .etalon oftheProBarry, briden at tha . Statm Aomicvltvmal Collmb.—We have been favored by the President with -the entalngue <«f this Inatittiliun fur 18&1. Un reading and filing tb<> petition,duly rmilled, of Thtonpaou Jones, praying for certain raaaoM llwrsw set fort li. that be mar be appointed Admmiatrator vf the eatalo of Mid doceaeed. Tbompon.it ioorttared that Monday. tboTth day of December next, at leu o'cb«k In tbe fore- inicreata of oar State, and did otir limit­ ed space permit, should be pleased to re­ fer *1 length to the fecilitis* afforded, and the exerllent conrae oOnelructiod pitrsord. to those who wish to wctirc a practi­ cal ntid scientific education. Il is not CHANCERY ORDER. TATE OPMICUIGAN.-EJgbfkJudicial oil. tn Cbanetry. Al a aesriou of mW Court boldan al tbs C Brass, in Hasting*. mi the I Uh day of Octet. D. IMS. I'rracut, Loin 8. Loraii, limit J S tion at this day. In thia respect, a atm drtit of ordinary Industry can do touch toward |*aylng hi* expenses, by ths ays. TIX. 8HEST-1R0X AMD COPPER WORKS, WiUbeeuriedou sndertbo direction of sURfal. Is Conveniexit, Pleasant end Quiet. ST" A’O Drunkenneu er Jiowdyim trill be allowed. And all who sir willing to patrnais* a qstei sad orderly Oaocssr ass 8aux>s, must wot fail to CITE C8 A CALL other per« i>* interested in Mid estate in required FIRST CLASS SALOON. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE 'Wm. L. Earns, In lh* matter of th»*utet« of Loria* H. KicbpK D. McNavohtox. Harrises, Oetobsr (. 1MJ. • ocClf P&INDLE. tern of labor there, adopted, while nt the -aanie lime, be has sufficient exercise to keep him in that health which D— often Suffers, by the regime of our college*. For IMPORTANT AND TRUE! th* proper hifiirntalmn we refer to the -catalogue, which may be obtained nf the WATHOSS XEUJUWJ1A KING wU! ^oadily J’rraidentofthe Fneafty, T. C. Aw-n. ARE youruaied vltb U» tartan* ofRawsaTiSMf Vanos'* Kiuuu Kuo w III speudily niter*. A. M.. Lansing, Mich. , *W« apB nmcsiPTtrf tbe Continental Monthly for Nu'rembw. The table «»f ccunteiita arc auch as to maintala tbe high alandard already attained by this maga* xlne, and io eaaara it apknst any hwk of lai or with the public. A new vafame comm races oo the firwt <4 January, aud those deairiag a drat das*, high toned ADMINISTRATORS SALE- Doo't forget the - CITY HARDWARE STOHE, rbcrr.Good, wUI-be sold M uniform price., raCMUfor roa t-- tWMfoesMefjRctaa. I WM. a Gr«nd Rspld*, July 1st, ls«3. I GROCERY, EATING AND BILIJARD opportune, however, to discuss mode*— impediment tn securing a claries I educa­ Of th* rrry beet materiel tad latest impTOTemeeta. OUR EATING DEPARTMENT Monday, tbe ntiith day of Noeember In the rear uno tbuuaaiiil cIrM hundred end »ixty three. 4'rsMiil. Kbermaa C. Frtedto. Judge of iSwbele. In the matter at lire estate ofGeorfeH. Brook* so intimately blended with all the treat the Mreiu is what seems to be the grrst EATON A UcNAlidllTON. the mu th cioi quarter ■>( mcUuu eleven—all iu luwi line fl] Xorib ufren.-a ten [lol wset, in the earnly ef llerrv 8'4 State rtf Mlel.iean, con- .of Harry, andftale of Michigan, and that tbetaid leiuing. in all, coo hundred and feurtasa eerss publication be continued in Die said paper al lent once iu each week, foe a|x wetke, ia •woeeaak.ti, STOVES 1 think that 2 or 3 mile* cnuld still be lop­ ■II know the .value of gn education ; but SA3L.OO3V, J tions t<> slick. Explanation* were made showing that the road is not no much of ped off with profit. GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard Complaint t« be filed, and a copy thereof lo b* *ercrd »u Iba ComptainMl'e fedieitor. witbin mem* d.c* after tanice ..f raid ILII end twiic of thi* order, and la A.Coiit thereof that aaid bill betake* uoonCetaed by the *aid defoudaat,An- �ABB EOT TO BE EXCHIEB the eare^jf the nnuuah iff the farm in the few ypars past, but w» iinffitiaeMtet there U still two much-want of attMHiou Vi.lho lh* e«U soaaoa just befnnflho salting in of wmbse. After tbe severe weather » fair­ ly upon them, and tha fall work » w»ll oat af the, moat far mors take preUy good care <ff their tsttk, chiefly U-eao^ they nan raalji», ob'Kcuuot of tba------ “ the weather, the impurtMee 1 the rrwsrm that «-ther dntfea arw Iras'preeUng. and ther. ’>« nothing to prevent at­ tention to aneh duty. Highly aa we appreciate the import■nee td careful altenuoc to farm atoeh in ti» winter, and their protection from the cold and the aV-rmt, wa doubt whether there is m-t often more real injury to animals from the cold rains of autumn, and the eaposuiwio which they are eut> jerted al that season. Thia neglect pro­ ceed. (tuu\ two can.es—the want iff can-1 eidanffiao of the effect iff cold rains and E.trartrd wrt weather before tho aerera of winter are upon them, and part­ ly, we d>» not doubt, from eimple neglect, growing <Ait of prvicegpaihm in the oth er and apparently mine praaaing dst;ci of the annimnal barvaat. Froth one or the other or. both of these causes the poor animals arc neglect'd, and frequentgo intn omhfirtable winter quarters pinch­ ed aud injured from exposure during October and November. The rule whieh every farmer should practice—which every good-fanner doe* practice—is found io guarding fhn ani­ mals iff the fsrin, at all times and under all circumstance', against erposure to ervers »torms, whether of cold rain or of •how, and over against exposure lo the se\ero frosty nights bef-r the setting in of winter ; not iff e>-urM by close eshfine rnent, but with the 'tables well veatHutad and a temperature suited to comfort and health. We have not unfroquently seen the stock iffthe farm «uff< r more from such autumn exposure than ffrom the long se­ vere winter, allowing tn simple neglect at the proper eseson. Perhaps the farm­ er is loo busy, as he thinks, U» look after the preparation of. bis itaHies—possibly the .tails are filled with straw, corn-stalk., or other article., which pen is not time to'remove, and tbe catlJe'nre obliged to sorter until a convenient enooa arrives to bgalow the nttetition whitb they demand. We bi-speak for our mute friends who cnmiot utter their own romplatnt', but whose silcHt «ppe*l* are sufficient l<> melt the hardest hearts, a belter provision than many of them receive io this nuturnn'I season. Th»y deserve good trcMineut ■nd care, m>d th<<v always pay well for all rvr.w'imtble affproditurv in thrir bchalfespecially should alieep be carefully lixAedaftrrht the approach «-f winter. While they need altenti-m In severe storms at all seasons, it should be tlic especial care of those having theta in their charge t» see that U>ey-are well protected from the cold storms uf autuiun- Coamo B*bih;mi» U. ic»m.—I have lirard th'1 there >« 00 remedy f’jr a runaway boron »■> eflceliro as it fl»gding. Ha MOK need* ffalLip*, •»!!, my fHenda, then pltop. I hat e a g<-xJ pair nf spur, on—in they p>. I bat e a whip, bard, pliant, heavy—by «m tbWt. Here is a nice, steep hill—up wo gn. Here ia a deep pburad field—'•>>, yea, keep up your pace, and b«w dti you like it 1 I ntiitfm her a hurt* dealer who alwayt cured a fault by induigiuc iL He had once a brute aent him which oreoaomally Blood •till. Farmer Waialcimt had fl<«R«il him, and be would not muvofvr an h-ar. Well, thia man UkA tbe Iwnrt, pot him in hia break aud dnrve off. In ten lain, utee be canto M^rtawd SUnd-. :_Breaker said nntbing, did nuihmtf! H”’** didn't quite know what to reply, tried to l<n»k Lack with hto Mrs. waited half an hour, and then begao to move orv No, my friend, -uiid the breaker, you May here all day Tba Griner. p»«w>d him going to market with uncomplimentary greet inga. Wbut, can't you u»ak« him movr 1 Breaker doeMi’tlook pot oat. though.— Fanners drive 00, show tbeir sample', dine n Ibv ordinary. k4d J<M bwme a lit lit merrier, late in lha«llertwx>u. Break­ er util! there, master of the position. The hurae never 'topped again. Srnxx. rua Cakuxao£ Ro*o*.—A rorrespondant of the Oetrdner'a Manti.ly ■ska: “ What i« the best slxe for stone to be broken for (bo surface of carriage roads I. I supposed that pieces about the siae rff walri»t> was tha best, a* if broken amaller it will soon crush, and the sisc I hays will be small aoough in time; but It to ao rough driving over it, 1 would like IO knww wto-lhar any anaartaf can be put am without materially spudiag the store. I here b»ea ►» t->m« expcnie to get a dry. hard road, and would not like to have It apoilsd now." Tn which rhe editor replies: “You slhHlId have had the atone' broken Bear where you want to uro them, and thro have them screened—using three siaea. Tl>e first or e-srsewl rise putting nt tbr bottrnn ; the smartest stee at tbe tnp.— The stones do not crush a. fast alien tho upper surface la fiited with small stones, as when thi sltert. pass over tho larger OOM. It to the rlisptactmieul which erwriiss 'tone, aa much a» tbe actual weight <d oftba-wbeel, Tbe sens M oteMi keep tbe DltETITE OMUL ’VYness. 'BV’tt.tv* .SUte-WILLUM H. 5IW ABD. st SMreteey (<|A« OS P. CHASE. ^mUr, ./IU AArte--cXb B. Smith. >f lad] of He Jbrr-OIDLOX WELLES. ObesesysBL ■ . tub only exclusive CASH STORE ©filial Sirrrtorn Sterley w I i ^•j! cure a\k X\vc “ A\* xk-macXx W Wvr Ho," \>u!L a* a rcxweAvaX. aaiaX —a fcrtaX i ALtmAaXor o’j Xk-c cucXcuv. I Aw X\vc D&ouc &V«XrtcXe I o^Xke'WtnXaaA. 8ouX\k^xcrc THE LARGEST A NICEST , Kas, }or a \owft Xvvac, \>ccw rauew wccAtA aw arXyckc <A ^&Xorwae\\ DtXXere, uAwcW, XaNciw \w ^rcr^cr <\uaw\vUt*, i awA, aX X\vt ^ro^cr xX.’twc, arc a cure ^reccwXvcc'oS MONEY TO PA Y FOR OOOD.S Filioua Fever, Fever aizd figue, Liver Complaint, (Dyspepsia, Jmaigestion, Jaundice, _ Kidney Complaints, STOCK OF GOODS Sterne,, jf Her-E. M 8TAKTOX, «T Wwla»|f- COME AND BUY MORE -OF THOSE— CALL AND EXAMINE awA aW Axccascc lar waXwrt . GOODS ! R. J. GRANT! oothsre MA: with CofWtacf dl baoJdpr, yw caenaod hirttolMeeli Ayer'a 8*r«*parilla GUndnlar a cvvav- ■ IVmjI 'BvXXe.'fw arc c<wA\\o»ti rare (\r>4 rooV* wftA \\1A1l, w-WkeV make. Ytvim Ova Motto— Small Profit* and ready pay 'VovAc. Dv AkoWcV.'* ftXovcvacXx ate X\\* ^oor vevaa'b VritaCi. JJolitiral Jirttlorg. ■Qt. ■B.o'batk’* SIowvo.c.Xn "BiXtevs IN MY LINE OF TRADE Come and See !! WE UVAE JUST RECEIVED CARPETS cacc X\ve \yoor xwaw vaaw^ DocXor'e ASWXc. Dr. AS-obaeV* . ftXovuaeV "B\.XXavs r CSTIC8 OF THE PEACE. Will Mdltri arc X\v«. AcYv n\an'» ftokaec aoA Comfort. MIUa.»any county, Mkh________ Dr. ALoback'% ttXo«vo>c\x ’B’AX.mw flr.vieej M* diwpponitrH in ikl la. eietuea hare Uwa |>eorra l.jr atandant trial, and Ibero rrmnlteCno que-tion uf in wpaeainr exee.teore kxvo-v^oraXc X\vc weak aa& dxVAktaXedu Rrpublleaa Tow ath ip Cowaaltdeem n.wntaS-Jaliua Burnell. Porter Burtoo.R. J. rsni. H i.risoao—GiTbart Striker, Maitbev Holmes, WILCOX & GIBBS’ sawurcBeeKUPB. Dr. A&.o'back'* Avucc YWt\awe\kO\^ an& make Axt^c cw\o^a\Ae. riJ|r», M. U. Coleman. Mark. Gsovs*riRtar 'C. LMkam, Martin H. FataMr. Heary AUiteryR<rrLx>o-T, itullipe. Jehn Gow. H>chard B. Hbaw j • Which we offer at Dv. ’B.oYtoeV* StowveucXv ‘BvXXs.vs arc X\ve. So\&w'» VvxcvA, \>\^ D\avr\vca, eatery, ALkc-avaaXAVta^ etc. VooBLurs—8. B. Ingerwun, K. P. Barsam, E. 8ew*T. Y.VE.1 Srsnos—O. U. B.tw, Tlmulbj.MlIes, GROCERIES Price, with Beeuaerasd Feller, HO, The Wito<x <t Glees ^teaing Machine to the h*t Machine iriihont nyvdta price. '■"I"* CHEW PECTORAL, The World's Great Remedy fbr Coughs, Colds, Incipieat Con­ sumption. nnd for tho relief of Consumptive patients i tn advanced mages of tho diseem. 27ie-e fjittert art put up in quart battin, qf whioS tbe abcw ie a /ao-sinsUe. ‘The label ia finely engraved, and is provided urith a oa/ir-gifard from ooundtrftitara. tprioe flfjnr bottle, at lIirrEI * MSB'S a w, Rebook, proprietor', pa. 6 Baal Fourtk Bl, Cincinnati, to wherr all orders ehould be addkos'sd. FOR SALE BY W hokMllBK Teas h this Gentry. Thry bate UinMUeM) tbeir aelwtioc. of TEAS, and .rOMihoKtbemateMaw , TWO CEXTS (.03 Cmla) per H«.d / above coed, Freer dteleti^fne, He UXX PUCKeAM. Aoolber peclUriU of the Compnj; i. that their T»x Tasrta act oaW devotee hia time io the aaiwlitra of their TEAS aa to 'ealiV. n|w, and par­ ticular etjlea for pmitotdar localitiea of country. Clothing ■ Stesel. erpwole lbs I ‘ABLI8HED 1700. AND PETER LURILLARD, DRY GOODS! 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Ga^pwblMbd^nlnB^ ’• ■ AAtfr detaWng tbe opartlkni'of ,nriinoua accounts of tb< variook parts Ufae- nueeorpb, and the tarrible stratfe of j*'o>4. aoroand weary, <bw travri-wom threw days’fight and great victory near J Bail.- OherwM’s division In aUflaprtngto pedestrian' had sat.himself down; on a ■ bredli Xbi fabil nffrt whig,* and liftinwraa mosey boulder by ths road sMe. When a .'Cbsttanooga. Want of space WlB. pn> mailing of the enemy on the right t«» feEach la-day la tiaavier mad*. oar pahliahlng the fail A------ ‘ quick -light ^witatep came lip a little by hibity I oberts trir MeC Gen. Giffl. ebertnan’s attack, the herpath, leading from the bark dtxta of the we sobjmn that portion which' T.n *Ljwgtbitl*.ar aoe». raUwcieeeeby an aoxrtintof ferra li.mee, through tbe Idsekberry pas ,onrnit. sontu'i asaitt-T j; Qrvatar ibaaour .uengta can bear.— .^aUb MtfirifAfer x» m anrrxfc. * 1J lure* and muse fields, end a slight figure Aattabarfaaef <w draaaw, bant aboot him. Pnaalrg cd a* tvarywbarat Whits' Gen. Sherman ''Do not mind my father's words; he innnstrata upon lbs ro|x> 1 "’t.s'r wflS'nngry aud unreasonable,” aba said Hiaikor made an attack on the, rebel I 'b>!iUbe'the-error of the day, eo& whfth burrrdly. "1 have a little .tn give, but11 cl*^.. now and tiHMtacumplete awirttueiit of on Lookout Mountain. It- is not^rTT m tn rota them: Gen. Gnurt, standing want you t>> taka it far tbe eeke </ tny which movement was tbe feint; *>r if « ’ geM Kaad>, plainly aaW-theta Sncwnon . DKltib ASD.SaiEDicililES, soldier.” either was so Intended, bet it Is believed ‘ment to tbentaht.and fell that lh*> tnoBcfare he n-uid apeak she bad unfavt- that tbe <im and intention «as (p draw- . fCUeuilr ala, Palais, Oils, Caiu eaad from bro neck a blue ribbon with a the rebel* to either wfau In wider tp.gi** fawn to atrike-Ud some, anlidpatlna ee Bcwaltwfatatamart peroiaetit e*»rt>, ptacuc, Hamlug Fluid, tinny gold piece suspend**! from iu plseed tlis ditongagod and fresh renter an op- ’ thu^—lng.rf-eroreta *.reas on hi* rigM. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. it in bls band, and was gUdtag away no11 uni tv to stitath the heights and; cut Grant had fanned Utha eolley <Hi brib­ MAROS ALLER, across the fields bks vim* little gray non the rkbels in two. However Uif* may er sideof Beta-<•** Twu strtmg sV.rmla hsr sober hued drees. He rone up, as have been intended it,was subsequently . DW.KR IS■ OROCERIRM. ing partieta^Tbe^M »aa under J. ... atari. bottertarA pwrt. aad r~u iftu fallow and overtake her. Iwl It wee discovered that tbo enemy, trusdpg. V* ■II bind AUa Iwr* candle*. *« . vie. H»rr The «>ld fhrni house dock , had just t.M late, and an be bent hr. bead user the the natural strength of L»*knut bad .left AbahwRediateV'mi.aod if Gw. Calitaroi* Block. Htate street. HMtingo. Mich. and couaiaUd of tba diviaiyn of General strtfck seven, Mid <>ver all' the bill* the ■learning t*.kw roiUethlng very Ilka a astnallcorp*»ftwo brimdea p.fa.ld1t,aod tr FURMECHANICAL AKp MEOICJXA1. SiterTd'.p and ibo two brigade* . of Gen. 'pmpie vapufs of twilight were willing tear dropped upon its circlet *>f tiny stars. FUKPOt0ifl.oxJ.vjK had n»t weakened thejr osnter ;to} snr J<4hnfum,‘n6t fctbitato e«g*p,»d. On the down, n.wkii>g spicy ixfars. sriiimg the “And now tell ns everything that baa great extant In order tn tak* this ;posl _ fait tbaalarming party o>nristed <>f Gena. wwCetfeiiv'lii 'the pniHuret snd ills blue happened U> y>>u Laurence! Oh Lau Son, nr to compel lfa» WnfarecmtoL “ Beifd and Wwta's dixistaaa, under tbs meat «r 1'r.rims., At*» Notary Pwfctlc. tatldgrapes rip*-hiiigfa thv soud., while reiHA when I wakrd this morning it Gen. Honker begun the attack < n th-iimnediate commend «»f^hf*j. Orn. G»rre, twu d-x-r* ea*t ef lbs RreUnx* >!"«*•. ttm uhip-po.r-Wiil i-sng sadly on tbv' ,kren>ed alia dream that you had come mountain at an early hour with General d<ei Granger. Tbero bad been lying far MliWy r.iil» 'of the broken d'-wu fanw Urk t- us In eery truth." Gearv's diriafan nf.the 12th Corps, Gep. •oma Ixjuc* awtatmg the «.*d «.f allot*. that vitirlid the ravine, sifd the katy did,1 The hronwrd. haadsmne yoong roldler Osterbana* division of.Shtnnsn’s coy* |l ,ws« three ud.ck *ben Gen. Grant dilrped sl.rilty tbrviigb Il's iiii>rulng glo­ |..Acd amlliuHh down into the rodirot and Whittaker and Gtpvtfi brigades,of urimoivicediha word, and in five minute* fan that nestled against hi* sb><older end Stanlev’s division of the 4<h 6nrpa.Jun ry lettvro about the *induw ’. after. • the twv grand cOlumjy moved -Si-uui i."clil'k!” eclwicJ Silas Miller.■ a serious »badi»w stole into bU eyes. GefC/Riwfaer moved up the VaUpy gradually tn-tha attach. Th^wera or­ * TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. 1’F.PPE*. jtr*l n* tbhtigK lie had h<-\ Hero watching west m iMokout Mountain toward Trsn . 1 Ik. art Mints PRL'JES. Flos. tfABlSS. CODFISH; pkotescxonal. ifiv ■hiw crevpiiig niit'Dtki |miid far tbe ton. Tbe enemy suppored him to b* In het. evvrefalng la »»•* Grocery hire. • «'-■ ••‘ tart- hslfhi'ur’. -He will *>r« moving tn a gap ••"»• *ni,e’ SoUth ,7 . iU be aeodad tor fawitv *•«. ho««. n,y fa*} will »••••»• In-liiite!" that point of Lnnktiot* but have-MBs , Also a grwal'iartttv of the Wharii»iriingk'ii*ift’61iigi*l the rugged TTURXEYA AT LaWssA BeltaRor. IsChsa■yarded, apparently did nbt fesr'lils feature*.,iiltai «iH ntfairtted quiver of ths akirmiah along the Potomac, where I tack. But after going totbe rear bf ' the ■EP'toEXCT IPXB’JTTDOX'S , lLir.li voicethkrs <a*. when h. utterwl^ stood fees to feed with drat h^n ugly death rebel foroe, parted <>ii the point ^bout Attd Cook la ft Eitraris* tho»e tw/r'altiiple w»>rd», ‘■My . B-v!” l*e>, al the point <if retwl baTorets, when three mile*, Gen. Hooker Immediately ’ it. Wn» Ai» Loy mIh* »«» cron mg mwne hravc fellnw charged down on ’am bejran to ascend the mountain and farib roe TUK bark friilti the «ni>-ke *.fq,ha1fi».M.yro of nnd aared my life with his own right rd linn «f battle facing northward; with We atas&rop •• Ln.d a K««l aaaeruseui of buttle field.,; no wonder iltat th* thought hand.*' Gen. Geary on the front Itoe? ‘hi* right I ■ - Who wa* it, Laurence 1” a>»ld »*ld Si­ rritlng against the palisade* which form stationery 1 sent a linin’ tbiiiugb his I run nature. Zfir las, wiib trembling lip and dilated syvs. tbe cap of Lookout Womfafa. Th**e roldier—hafcro..* --------m PE.-tR. Mtxcnj*. IBIS’. PAVER. ES• I would give my best wheat field far a ‘Survfr I ought tn hero ibcitage-horn. palisade, formed an tawemoenlahU •*■!>• VF.t.OPEJ’. CARPH. *e-. *«• ■tads to the ascent "t the fare*' to the ' I.s .aid feceri-ihly |swhig up sn<l d,,w" chanre to grasp that right hand." -“1 don't know —I never came norms summit. Hw right resttaf ngStosflfaW Bps. e.r .brivro -*.v * •»— •" «f‘b ’ the narrow jnnfL>h*re tbe maple leave* Ipt'like a «rj?‘ "f P*” «',U*‘LuU" him again. Probably he wa* in some his left satesided aboot half <Ay down tWW and l-tignn the sleep aud diffivsll ascent MOST POPULAR other regimrnL All 1 know la that he immntain. Whittakerewd'Grovefarmed I. A. HOLBROOK, S^lHi LdowKj.rt hear it 1" patfkt HFBIOTES ot'ihe ridge, . . liad firev bla-k eyre, and an «»dd srwr rjn lite srrondiice. while Ortvrhsn* f-rined early yet, father." Jt-waewow,-fhaMho weakness of the * TN-|Ilcbt figure came stealing ont to hl» forsfamd, shaped exactly likba Mo»r-' thn third. Heavy lines of »klfriiFehere Were rubefe hi the^xutw displayed Itself. The of the day. • l.i. side and l.oih t.prilirr tiahed over the inli rirwxmL" thrown out. the order given Hl ndvimre. Iwk^<0.a.<o tn ,O.“?Jr3,i <w -And a slraight nnae. and a heavy nnd in a abort time there began Iks-tal' paidrii jjdb.’iqBlBr,n.'a ^T*1 gl°",n l.lxclk miHluche!" interrupted his sis deal Ixtlls of the war. , ' II- u nil a'* ilftrm, ve'anlntig gaxe. On the summit of the mountain,'Wfa** skam-ayrtbal.this was cumpnevd of •» bite «u» n.* prettier Hum niaiiy upthe ;wliaadra, the lno rebel* rc<w.. laid twi^. M -- ’ ,M><<Wa piece*, far from every P»dnl along “ «uo<«: On the wort afape t^0dg.,ihe-belchvd fewth grope dad 1 a■dA.retri4v(**«*fb*»irty in ker taro snd pounder*. O.. ...» -—• r- •£ tor j*«rwl*v*. «» iuK»4*» adl f...Tuithut tasUAgS-to'iiiuHri«» the Mroxro mountains they had n° works. • Cm tnr- r»nr.)^c.at lbw beery column*, now so rasU near the pm nt «>f the mmmtaiw, they rapidly. adwHBUg. . N..rtb" us Ha pu—fa"** S"d cltlU But thia did wit 1 £d. rtHSMt Itae "f rifle pits with t-ol eternal .EdW bt»««l»iialr w.th au Mtfe to ataji the Ireah eager mem. who 1 pieces ofanillery. Ilm**» «*me down had jCbldtaamuBa t» revenge. Upon the •r Heady V»y, owtyreais imbtacp-aiivg its rorfacc attunes Tn the Wrotern Slope, his bravy Skwm .... HUe-tbe blue fark.pur.aMfi ftps that hiU. there stood tbs 6£ty guns they had Sorci*! »tt«uiiot> will b« paid ta CQMI’OCXE 1 I ins driving everything before’tf. I"- ■ . , ■>-—Xnmaoga, and interest io luem uJ had .lolrii the dewey ennw-m <-f th- wU‘i • ewwy wn. tskew by uafttaSy' ------------ romofaJ' -»-w. rawro*th and vigor, tim faea „.se ; In.Mafia and Mu. crape 8j Ml Mil­ “Sro being**11* “ * • ler wonlU have been “a beaut)- j 111 kef attacked in the rear.mH . * JT^ward. ro<-h etriving with tbo rd tn lbs rWfapit. ro. As esaesw «•»*** genuine dross of gray 0nghBm -be *•• tb» romintaio. B** A n** ’“'Bl they ..Uxr^u*^— »k«old >k. thlnrfar bettor aml nolil-r. ROBERTS A STRIKERhad **fferrd aery sc rely in prtartors — Snfc JW rlnlr, Sudrfroly thb old man irtarted, nnd ut lUm.c* April 21. IS^A » Hooker mat'with Unexpected we1 ,,^,^,.1.44,.^.... UU< । (nun tkit door. TW man wfa.Varod m»r Gsa. ( I erod Utt indtattact, gfiW 1,1 . U«r. — 'k»Rl l*.«,kM.VI W«il, ( roaa. and as ho swept around ouaaUk'fl which will never be tattled. It -I.S. k,. B.MI-, *“>v j«i .». l»r.»l tain, cut <4T and secured Mveml hwndrcfl MNl CI.IW*,. - Mi n.. listened lo JroorwrtrdwP * * prtomrro. Three felfaws bid fa the »*dta atul that lbw lecorad 62 iron, end Urea*. back ; lev mr g” and »ro my boy . •'My Sybil going «" 1- married among and bushes and surrendered st d'Sore-' p-«4...'r lUl bti. -N.»; father, y*mr ihl*take«; It »■ l*«’ Ijra IWhin’e brigade, of Baird a dlWell I I snreiicwt Lnurotiee '* »h"«cr b.r ‘“Ir tlw fine 1<dke down iu Boston ! HASTINGS, MCUH. aS.Mdll 1- uat bl. qUMt buoyant ■.p..~» 1 eUhp, iim Iftadling lhe rommll immedi'■■“•J*'* fa. —<i> kW - k»<C —*JataU •orowedvd •»» occupy the center fart I WANT 26 000 IU. .✓ WOOL <• ’'^Yaii’re right By Ml." mldSHas Miller, Im Miller dropping the happy, UmM Irt1 innnnfaftnre int*» CLOTH — ^-*'7 4-r"f *A-. r-. ur II* Id* lap. «nri htaklng -nt thro dlntn*.nd •nectaciro ■ npon the snowy •an brightbUH-l waEJboUh. I atamld U rein soldiers g« wouoe “-““sd SMtTHOa. hiiniwt !Mk. meh a statt like n> see tbe man thsi a going to marry ••I suppose I* riM not know *" l'r ^ilwr ..^»M kr*— .,m4• 1 ' 'washing far Laurence," said Sybil, half Sybil MUlw.- DRUG STGREI! i made el Lvil or j. Erap- '•E.Aw.? Iibtaliirot ' faily, 4ta5w fafgMMB rence ton, is a roldtpr 1 ’ • *tNm" retarnvd Sllaa, i i membered It, Mid Wetalt----- - --------------- omre tbeLa man-p<M and pensioned like our Lauronce, baa no need tn beg on the pahlie bGbbma." • -But. fatbee. he did not btg.”-Bcrotiw Lwweld m allow1 H, child. 1 pay taXM far the nppnrt of such M he, and I swear | will d>>'M4» mare!” - i He spoke in a sharp Wgh pitched sc* . &. S yUL^‘ & iMiSS'ssr-* girtrtm JgJ.isrrI.lann A SIFT.lt TK.WAM1SE. groceries SWEEZEY dk ALI.EN. » -LBEftJP, M® <DA£E . J.B'V'AN BHl’NT’B WOOLEN FACTORY, terms. --------------- B.FCBBMT, 'SifaewMM have hero • P™lld "',n rmillna fa 'he duBli; . • Hl wus irtW'tbW morning that a beg­ «,.ld b. have beheld hie pretty >«!«** gar displacing— I *•,*"nnd tbitt selfsame ">gfa »«*** ■ tlieUiAtrd Suites unlfann.riime by nnd dross, with scarlet geranium* lighting up berbrown hair rod gfawir, <*n her bo-. 1 *wn. No'Wihider that Captain Lesli* • , „m.,. .— -----•>£>idyirtTiot ttiw hl"' romrthl .tail Silis faro briirhiencd with grave, quiet pride, # chant* far the pow*—. , -GlashiM oomsth'ni r ropsati Brail I unarily; H’d have him rthtelug 6 ■«,k.- farnt. '.jkR^ | EwSpatfawer-^^r 615 ,r ■ cmk.mnB.-.-*”" j •P*-lmtn of th? It it Ihf eh^ttvay W Rtf Sort Cl°l l-jtaro. W-r»’« nuUnwai, n-.«.'tied UuntMse; ’ Nhjwy mAh,you need foryofrj'«ut'<lu*. Try til > ., ■ .») raniM «.»*. .Ilk *• -”™ “/ tr-l. y euro* If to WW* W<M»L. CARDIN’0 l.aqpr. I ■"«« *••• •" i—iw- — •• *■ ■—£ "7»s.»nww* •«" *>RW •«; “S.fiup.Kk. ferOrAtaj. •*£ '5‘US w*1" ,eM JUMX B. ▼AS bbvht. in ftOM «f *•» K*tr' Uod . v*Kodd p-tritassfadarW. ,„Hukna ^aeXe-.ra. w «•' “ “■•I.» ’ emefafaiiead.” ‘ 3 ••Wtatofiil" AUJWt BkataWfafa-" ' ; . • *F>i<t yon ,'tak ***** .»«•«•»«• MW- ok-T-vO; and many 7. ’ .2 f n-riwAe tiwfarf tbo cWtartlt poH t.rrii:..IrtjHtaMdifaw »•* Pr**/1*' tapidatsd-gtatoof the rebel linn, “fart <hs 4^hainW*rolfctatyrtW 'fa»** •™11 y. -Why WW** ■i* '* ...uldaav, but lls-ro»«w^; R >*’“5? m<«t« haifilrete I ' |, *> f-h"" O““' **•,■'*'">’«r“ „ ^saiuttoflbo Bsmnicrtown .rood ^r7S'”X.H‘kr£:”..^' . And *“”* nnd rodesvor to «« F****'?_®*. T. •‘A -punp anwirr “nr< •» »»«W‘j"1'.1 I. ■*•«.«* •— u™rrt»l»•"•.*’ - iln.aob* tta» prrakkm. «*r soldier* tmM *-±1.Lu,>2«»w»« r«rf "r**• w.„ inrffMM. M*,?" J1I|,2?. �Ittonty to impose rtifn Liven in Sec. 7, of a* A to be found IHBr*' I it and ses. . 7, Tbe Board of Boj authorized to adopt The Neva. TOWiart as* Um bee* marhfid by any extraordinary evan to, if we may ex­ cept tbe pnlooked for, and unaccountable ,'rttarfiWGen. Meade's army without of. Juiag. Gan. Lae ballla. The foot all* 'Meade's return seems to ba nearly i , ■ thatty known, even in official ciralaa,r rrel stive to his plana or tbe noeeueity of. his retrograde movement Tbe only ex­ ! cuse that baa bean given, 1a that be found Lao too strongly intreoebed, to venture the evening tff toe SOU, toe srt-tyjK tach »<t hie foewO anAjurtciodad iu driefog ■ our skirmishing line to tba right on the Kngstvtt Road, and forced tt back to Pm m i eowW li&Uto' I Buu ‘lwv« «S*r»bed no longer, humbtv and confidently 1 ^H^Vln Um -hS my .nswsr .wnenoverand where ter examined by the ! projMr tribunal, will bstort^M. Ievpr of the fomiiiM -W oar bravo sol disra; because either would be" ineoaais i®« inform me, that you are .tank.with the proAsiaaa of this Art: of volunteers who are now in the U 8. •,while on tbe ooMrsry, all ‘-seeb ruieeand TV. „nrd fcr U» UfUr. <J u» n». b^a o, regulations'* must, and only can have, sain ano property j m cnoor wotw, has been increased to #K0fi0. • — an assault. There ia much dtoeatfefantinn Gen. Cui has been relieved from duty for their legitimate object, tbe uettring actual DocMitiM W tbe • family,.or perwith the movement and exouaaa ao far of “prompt relief and support to families eons” to be provided with tbe rvyuirifc at Cincinnati, and ordered to report at en4pere<we" uemta# wiilhin ttaa prevl- rtlitf and tappart," contemplatad by the 'Knoxville. . , ,, act. Families are nrt lo bo broken up, vitiucs of ibofitauite, by placing within A special to tbe Oartmrrriri from Mauers hpye remained qeiet al Chat­ the*r raach. lbs •‘adequate prwvUcaY de- or Bubjecled to drprivatioa and want, or .;.r-.er.'n.4.7>9 rUusa tanooga ao for aa le known; bat Leaf I driven t<> anueual and anreaaonwbto labor, 1 • Thai DO Supersboe • shall s<ued for thorn. And I most respective has raised the eiega of Kamvilia. ‘ J/* •®^-eni for reliefuf fiuuUmx ly aubmit, ihat rigbt heretbe okiocS and but the Board, ite members and the SO mites I Him the Gap, between Foster and ia relrealing towards Richmood, fi»L and office of all “such rules and rugula Treasurer are tu du for them, taking the and Longstreet's cavalry. ‘ In alteippting place in that regard, of tbo absent hus­ to cross Clinch River, we were rcewlscd Joanto by Gen. Foster wbo succeeds, «tn greater than two dollars per mouth tkf s" end. But we will reed un r fAnd may modify tbe amouat ef retief band and lather. wRbailMf'of W.'■ capteto<*rar Burnside. Il is thought lhal Longstreet But 1 bare written at greeter length piucce ol artillery. /rrtw xe time afforded, by uy Soper no peraoo is aver-vaara will escape. <«•. M«p«that load, rf Vkr slfor or other officer, to any fsaiily nr than I intended to, when 1 commenced; Two of oar Surgeops were found mor.. Gen. .Gilmore la still bombarding but the importance of the qusatiooa, and dared at Jonesville. 1 n"e-d!""b- “ W»d p.r««. or pfcreoo, aa. in tktir jodgemunlfrtr particCharleston pl the rale of twelve to eisleon ' 'ular fSM may require, sad as ehall be my regard for the parties interested, wo*ld shells daily, doing considerable damage.' jnst.” hardly admit ofiret » That tbe Hoc. Board oCSupcrrtoora, and prisoners. Stopping and lookirg again, as before, Tbe women and children have been reweetill sew, that we have not yet found upon rrflection and cuasaltalfon with 'moved from Charleston. Fort Sumter ia ' tbeauthority claimed. Tbo purpose of their conatituapte. will Aither expunge, or rrsaathcsnwy efthe Fotoasac^ reduced to o pile of ruina, bel ie rtill held1 ao much of tbeSoction as we last reed, ie pass by aa a dead idler, the rceolation . . Xwk« T)ca5. by a small garrison, wbo occasionally fire Such e oertaiuly nut delay or curtailment; nor lefered to, J caanot daub*. “ Thu jjtnWi‘dispatch friKn tbe army.ul a gun at our pirn. Tbe rebel flag baa ■to withhold at>y “raiief or support** that | cuurss, as it oaems to-WMjteeettafoly due ceased to wave'-over Sumter. . to the good name and feme of your noble the Ptitomdfi* says that on Tboredtay-mghi ie riftiitrda»4 j*»t ; bat only to give tba T—“a- I ■»<■•< ... Two of the escaped Morgtn officers1 B.<rd of 8apet visors power and authori­ and patriotic country—it having already our pickets were/ driven In at Germania have been re-coplured. Morgan himself ty. we-swefi ffioord. to "modify theemounl asci uat, as bravo defenders nf our rights Ford by the rebel cavalry, and th« lung iartiU al large, but the reporta that be roll sounded throughout the camp. Tbe p.2‘ rf“7 i««»»• of relief from time to time affiwded, by and Ubcrttoo, 1000 uf her choicest and bad rcacheti Canada-ara untrue. any Supervisor or other officer, to any bra reel eons. While thus away—homo enemy, however, retreated aecruou the •Mlj m-mlx-Sd b^Aa ^"“rS frmily or peraoo, as ia Atir judgement pursuing a flying foe, some elsewhere river before any damage was d>w»e, -and ikt partieaiar coir may require, and shall making strong the lino of defense, some Uib army n.n regained ita usual quiet. Tbe Philadelphia NorA Aattriean boyutt.” Clearly this has reforence to languishing in hospitals, and some filling . A large uymberof fi»rluu(hs Are being abuses, orcsoeo of unduo liberality in­ honored graves—the living rtill fired with granted to officers to gu home. gives some excellent advice to those wbo dulged in by Supervisors, in affording polriotio seal, and all having oirered The weather Is fine. wish to invest money. It ie well for all "relief and support," and was intended, tbenislvoes with imperishable gbwy—/ Speculation ia rifn on the question ybo *re ia fund* to fieed the counsel end only intended, to giro the Board cannot believe that the ILm. Board iff Su­ whether Meade .will ton retained in mm •'Though anonsy has been temporarily iUtlf power and authority to so • modify pervisors will long, if indeed al all. refuse round of this army or not. - Trie army is sconce, capital conliooes abandont; and gc«aJyvdivldrf! in \egWb-Vo s^'lity tbe clear and be^Tno express object tba amount,“upon ikrirowa dirttl inquiry to make " adtfpatt prvvUbm for all requi­ U» refered If thi. tbe rerant tumble in the stock market:. *7*««*with "as to Atir judgement At parjitahr essv site relief and support nf Aa faaubn" | sines the lat^tainpaigti. Sedgwick Seems baa brought capitalists to a realising may require and as shall bo just.’’ And of there devoted, daring and exemplary tn lie the most in favor, and tirxl to bin. d<Zbi U tEr rWlccti “ n ' CM io the Imt Tto iLcnstaswaoe st a tsw'days rtHsyt-a seriro of toe unreliable character of many I thia is to be d..ne by Atir axamtalalinn men; nor that orders will not be drawn Warren would be roust dsiivrry at the tonrts te sasvaUerts. tbs rt of ths securities dealt in. It to greatly , doubt the correctnese ofmy opinion. , Near Jurk, Dva-fl. - I in each inateaoe. by tbe Board at a Sowrd and paid as the rrsl necvooiliee of their to the credit of the Government that its who are to exercise "Atir judgement needy femilies shall require. Sorely, the The HtraltTa Army of the . Potomac loans, of ail tbe securities daily dealt In nnd not exclusively by agents, governed tax-payers of the county, remaining at dispatch u) a: It is likely the army will can *“ bu‘ 008 answer to OU the market, have rnaiutained their in- »k T,M,rB *' by general "rules and regutetiona,” home for good motives, will not consent retreat towards the- Potomac, where the scBsCBiriro^ioCT tagrity of price better than almost any. w boocaction may nr mtr not coins to the that they shall abate, as guardians of three water •• cwaraniont and supplies niorr thing alee. Us F**»-Tweaty year six 2- '■ “ «•*< knowledge of tbe Board.' Cases of sueh “ femilies and perwmV one jot or little accessible for Winter quarters. *Cuntre per cent, loan, tbe interest on .which la1 •buss or undue liberality, might arise, from sweA “ jslief and support." promptly paid ia gold, hae been eubeeribFully authorising, in conclusion, such sad the object- of lbs Legislature, was ed to, all through tbo pressure in tbo a use <ff thio answer ao your own good Press Tennessee end Georgia. money market, at an average of more ourreetioe, tobeaxordsed by them “from judgSnieut shall deem brat; and fervent­ (ban two nullities per day. And whati as substitutes for peraune so drafted and time to lime,” and itot tu defect the HAr ly hoping that He wbo tempers tbo winds Cincinnati. Dec. 5. ia not tbe least gratifying fact |n craneodable purpose of tbe law, even In tbe to too oh.>ro lamb, will watch over and The Gssrite’s dispatch from Gbstlnnoogs tioo with the daily large eubeeriptioos emalleat degree. And to purpose to protect tfce surviving, gallant Barry Coon of Dec. 4, says;—Everything is quirt ■ to this popular loan, scarcely any | effect "such modification," by general ly soldiers, in tbo camp, on lbs maroh and along tbe entire line. Our casualitira in I£i. db>M, i,.l, ,„d of it is returned to the market for sale. "rujee Mid rego loti owe,” through the in­ in the terrible hour ut battle, and apced- the latr battle were 4.500. the numter of Uis taken for investment, and is held strumentality nf taere egreta or Super­ । ity return them tu their lovely, worthy priapm-ra captured. 0.450; number o' with unfaltering confidence ia ita reliabil­ visory, when it to to bo d<a*e "from time famines, with this causeless and wicked guns lakro, 40. ity. A»d why ahoolMt not bef It la to time," by the Btiard of Supervisors "so rebellion entirely and hopelessly crushed A dispatch- to-1tar- GsaamycM/Af^rn , “^nsuinmatlag II U aeon that the Government now, after two mposed upon.tba ftmed and ite roiel in tktirjaiptaital rna raattretaa caax out, and tbo union of the State*. viAort Cumberland (lap says- tharwh? Frertvr yearn of the most gigantic war that the wwnb*r*' ■‘‘bout imitation oT^lft may requireaad as (boll be just," eecrnv tlartry, proudly and permanently restor­ has driven the enemy from Clinch River, world has ever known, experiences no I remain. Ladies; to mo l<#bo simply aboard. Bat to ed : and is In pursuit. Our check on Diuisdifficulty,rt commanding the neceeaary defeature ’■ *°pert, d than Cai. " .bote mor*bTirel^ ‘•‘ghtfull v cundude the reading of ths Section: Your most ob’t eayv’t x day, however, will doubtless secure Long­ means to proeraotoit, er in paying regu­ “ Abd evwry Supervisor and other 6fA. WILLIAMS. street's retreat. larly tbe iuterdwt in gold e> it becomes T1 uaautbor“ed rertrictions. Seer shall be governed thereafter by eaeh Attorney Genera). The intention of tbs Act ia, that "At due, If this cab ba dowe while the war modification iu lbs amount of relief er From the anar oCtbe rxeaaaa. To Mas. Maxr Michml, Mbs. A. L. is being waged, who can anticipate any fnihfi of the nofifs men refered tn otherwise, and shall give no nrdere con­ Jnuu, Mas. Abu M. Cwtawt, Mbs. Abb Washington, Dec. fl, Fir1°'i<kd *’** "ad'qoato prori-’ difficulty io readily aceompliebinw it for 11 requtite relief roi ZpES trary to tbo terms nt any each modifies . CELKBRATED Gaaaiarr mm! Maa. Maar Wuooatm. Tbe Times' special aaya . Ruaiurs when tbo war shall bo ended 1 What tiem, nor eball lbs County Treasurer pay from tbe front tonight cay, that !*♦'» better investment then, for capital, than tlteltin lD• “h” °Ld,n~ n,eo'l°'’^ a greater amount of orders drawn by any whole army io no thisaidsoft ’—Rsptdan. ,------- ‘the tba -Fiva-Twenty” Government loon T— audi Super visor or officer then that fixed It ii also believed that bo lias teen rein­ Penrose Manan al's Omen, I But if any doubt,'let him refer to tbe at any time by At Roeraf of Sopor visnra.” forced by a portion ad Lnegslrert'e corps. Grand Rapids, Nov. 27, j statistics furnished by tbo census tables fully ^exclude from escA “relief or sup. This part of the Section, instead uf giv­ - Tbe impression prevails notwHhstaudof the various nations of the world. The port, every "person that (. over ing the authority claimed, has only refer ■ A per. arnl p=v. OLTerttasM, uf o sod elteieAll Enrolling Officers are appointed facts which they present wHI prove the eXC®pl k**3* offenulira the ence to lbs anforootaenl of those modifi­ Recruiting Officers in their rospectiv. S semi-official denials, that our army to!« "C" ■ adlWH4*HnJp toyssrea «ff, tbe. I w inter on the Orange and AloXand ria most satisfactory mode of dispelling *1^ ■dan>b <■ cations made by the Board of Supervi­ 8ub-Diatricta, and will act In concert Stomach: Liver and BowoIb/ Kailroad, some distance this aide of tbe the nnatberleM gloomy apprehensions all tbaeo brioaging to esck '■femilim." sors in.porouarco of tbo second pert • of with tbe eitiieM of the towns composeng whidi are being continually conjured up over outran mooihs or sixteen dove <>f tbe Ssctioe, above reed. The Board hav­ their their Sub-DialricU in their efforts to Rappahannock. by tbuwe who.are diapoeed to exaggerate •go, they forsooth not coming within wrA ing made exaraiaeliuna “from time'to raise the men to fill their several quotas. I tbo BXteat «f the calamity occasioned by exceptions, or others which the H.m liato*>to ’* the particular case or eaeee," .7>e Enrolling Officer should at onro our rebellion. A reference to tbe state By? might ehoose to adapt. Aodiapnn- and,;' in Arfejudgement,” modified ths___________ —. ofimcsl of the prosperous nattocs of tbe Ji""'1’1'- '('‘‘•r -*'«<• lb. -Hl amount of" relief and support," ti>oo tire jack of--------enlistment, by P^Miag the subject t-------------J uh! world clearly disproves each a posi- T*r Adj .Kd.d. Ik M , H, Supervisor is drawing hi# orders, and the " ' -■ • fully, before the citixona of thulr respect­ tipa, and shows that the highest «mdiCounty .Treasurer in payingllrera. MW t<> ive districts, and by calliiw public meetti?tM of natiunal advancement have not •f"** Adtod'd, » k-d.nd uSrn be governed thereby. Tbeoo modifies inp wherever neceeaary, for the appoint­ been materially aflfectad by tbe extended lions may be made at any regular or ment of Enlisting Committees, and for ▼rajurte Brta., tire wuTsZreretir rwaovo.". wars-In which tbuee nations hare been special meeting tbe Board ; bat they the purp<ise ai making all necessary ar- to d*y«, r>mplt«. Itltolctea. Tan. |Vfj-tl—_ aM imatemurially engaged, and that a heavy murt be tnada upon examination by the rnn^vincDta to facilitate the raising uf re­ re 1 impsritita sf tbe Him. Iraiing tte aaaio soft, dear, atnaote aad teaaltful. ' • nutfonal indebtedneea has not proved an Board rttt^.—tntu " At partiealar t»»r,': cruits. Any town, raising Ils full quota 1 wUl alM mail free to tiiaeo Mvlsr Date beada. uumi ligatedevil. At Board e»rcieing "Atir jadptatriU," by enlirtmaat, will be exempt f»«» the £ •afcrwatire “For inrtanee. Great Britaia, France Tbe trulb neceessrilv is, (hat al: n.. and mudify tog the amoonlin At purtir- coming draft. Tbo most vigorous and that wiU anarta them to start * faM rrawth < Laxariaol Hair, Whiakera ar a Maaatodw, ia laas and the Netherlands will undoubtedly be ular datti" and when dooe, orders are to energetic’ measures should es adopted than thirty bays. ’ conceded to repraeent the hinhest pros- n-^7^. be,b? “eonatrned and be drawn and jaid in pursuance of uaoeb without delay to relist the mew and bring All upliealioas arewvrod by retarn mail with­ out charge. 7 pMitv that hae been attained by any of mudificstioos” concerning top particular them to ibis office to bo mustered into the the European nations. And yet no na­ cafe; and "euth inndiftowtiona" to be service. ,, tions have been called upon to endure eovttootai Ml Hreodesy. Xsw Voi^ binding, most be lugao, to tba way and Enrolling Officere will receive #25,00 fiercer or more prolonged ware, domestic manner designated, ant) bw such aa the premium for every acceptable sefcrwa re­ and foreign, than they. Tbe effect has .particular rase may requite, and ahall be trait presented at this office and muster­ bcra unquestionably, to incur an enor­ !u0;H for the momral the Board does ed into lbs service, And #15,00 premium mous national Indebtedness ; bet neither •otoyment of tbte right. , not pursue or travelsywteide at, ita dele­ i.ir every acceptable recruit, sola veteran. their ware nor their indeptedness hare -AlTu — ’T""-" wi" u 1 gated authority, >Mr acts cease to bo of Enrolling Officers and eitiaono generally, had tba effie^ to destroy their elasticity, anr validity, . , ■ . h • are expected to go to-woek immediately, nor to check tbe progress of their general U wjUnotdoto say, that the Board and make every possible effort to raise prosperity. The result would have been 71 ’I” "I Sw their iwen and dear their Towns and Dis­ diffirtwot, probwbly, if these nations had tricts from the draft. iJTJi been fulling into deeay, instead of being, Tbe men should be sent tn this Office as they really were, in a Mate of develop­ sa soon m possible after enlistment, or ment ; acd-ln this respect their ease re they can. if they efaoaaa, gel any number scmblee our nwo, with enormous edvan-f men t<<g»iberand bring them hare for tagee in our fovor. Tbuee wetiona, while undergchg lbe triala ef war, were opTbe Uttar mode to prdsrakli when It »"r » ; prqseed by tbe evila of aa immewae exocan be duns NORMAN BAILSY, Oeptare esd Aweoef Morwtok • aSxwe” °“ '’*»«► «• ■‘•<K a u, ktowj ,k^,h HOSTETTEKSi STOMACH BITTERS. S FECIAL -NOTICES " We desire to coll allrattoo brie Wa are in < -eff negteotiog these; and feel that I %mw or/nul interests. ‘Mid.oar money, and act oar teach. work. tUt tbs.e eur resposibililiea I :re>u. our educational interests I Received hll the atleotloo octrees erewrw tbe proper training and edo wf oar ctaildm. Witbwueh eonvk "tbra, we may I* pardoned for pn -tfprin tbe attention of our readers, a .school interests, everywhere, and M^ectadly^nf^boM metitotioos des :7TU Hertings rnion School em g*ss Isochors; four of whom are cm &fita3Aibme.ta>d one as an fem ‘gwriofchree hours of each day. ) w. Bancnosv is Principal, and has th* higher ■3epertme» Grammar School. too has Mies. — “& E-’Ka ■arg* of thr Intermedial* IMiso La uiut Bsasro w ■ I nmaataat, la the Grammar school, la ■liuwctcr a few classes from the Intr -dm^Mi. Ha.vbau McN’aib .»a’ciI • .If the Primary department, and iu a Md-tay Mies CtASA Hava. ' Jlfo wot our purpose to puff these t rvwp bat ebwpiy to say that it has ths aim oi the Travtees to eapply ei toMat to'rducBtc oar children in ell l'.rancbee usually taught in tbs I’rii 4bool or In the Academy. And not < ttaa it bora their aim to provide f..r children.of our village, but, also to u ample preparati.Hia for receiving gpt i*celing thoos from the surrounding c try who may desire tbo advantage Ae^iomic edncalhm. Il wax’ to act pliah (hie object that an assistant for 'W or Grammar School dvparttti irta been, recently added to the corp xaaahera. Tb<i gives Mr. Base* panno tbe higher branches <ff edueat nl <te T™«—M .Ut llrlr ml on to make «ur school really a first c institution, bate been eminently luce I Ii G to be hoped lhal the youth of sitrrnunding country may endeavor avail themwelree of tbo adrantagee r • llored them, to get a good education lhw*vieinftv oftheir own homes. Toil le pM at the low priee of two doll I fi>r a term of ten weeks, in the hig l^prtw of education. Board can be I tatned on reasonable terms, and we lieve rooms also, for ih~ve whn desire board tbowwelveo. Here, Ibra, y<* tripods of- the country, is a chance to tain an edweetinn, within tbe reach <>l • ♦ty qnpjjtar al home to those i4 «• eoatftyrsM etoeeper than at any otl. acsdAmy In tbe Stale. Students r coenmowceat any lime, end daises » be errrqogod for them ; although it highly deehkbte that those dcsigniug I .attend during tbe present winter shoe! beaw* bawd soon. Come on, yuan ward fi>r it—you w. never regret the step you have taken. <hu»- , Jl *“ 7. U“■rb*V "«"!■• “■ •»« iTi, Batty pueee~« eoorted with fcllnee nnd power of t<r seldom sarprassed. Pr.de. E- H- *’ 1c. W.Batty have good l*r raic«rt -«r. excallept singers. C. W. .evinm-a very plvwssnt humor and corn ^etto^ .which peculiarly file him for an .U.ok«« «*■ •’“J’""*"' Ibra, the tbe Board would have ample time io examine til art mm ao were brought to Ito Doline. Thia duly may «f » «MI ; telUiu d» B<wSr“ 1st Arta.ne.-n. AU-U.>««^ a— tart ne~I*~~r*Zcurm �r« it 5- tarot. SKEfJ^R. PEOPLE'S FEM ALBS-FKM ALE*—FEMALES. /» poMlirr to Thnol- tba ExT,fCTJ?Fc"0 ta ontX«*l<d by aav otbur remrST. u ia Cbloeoau or retaatho. Irregularity, PAa fntuaM. ar Supprenioa of Cwtonary tvaepationa. L'ireratad orSeiirbout (lata of tbv Uterua. Admlniatretrix of tbo estate of Enwaou Maeowa teucborriMza or Whites, tHarlllty. and foralleomdeceased. . ' . . V. G. Holmoos, Atfy. for said Adm'a oorS We desire to call attMitkwt briefly tu -our school intereutn. We are in danger -of negleoAing tbaae; and feel that having Ceru tor Dyspepsia. Ma. Editor: I feel U due U ihqoe who ar* suffering from dyspepsia to nuke and lhal our educaliona] inteteats have a ft tnad y, which I hiva been odviseil to rtceivod all the attenUon nreesMry tn ■ar,.and which baa effected * ettre. I waa afflicted with tbe on pl extant emsc* secure tbe proper training and ednealhm quencesof indigestion hat winter and | uf our children. With ouch conviction*, apring, till my health was despaired of. I then, we may I* pardoned for pre**tng I hava been an opposer tu patent tnedi j ttpon tbe nlUnlioa of our readers, all our cinaa generally, but was induced tu use . “Dr. Hoback'a Stomach BiUers," manti. | Achool interest*, everywhere, and more filtered in year city. Ona boule has re- . eopec’tallykofatbo*e inotitulion* designed licved ine of all those ayTnpituue, And I I ■ lu be inwding, iu our midst. can no* gixlify a gn<xi appetite upon the I Th* Hauling* I’aina School employ* luxuries of this bovnliial weapon, without | fir* laachcr* ; four of whom ar* employ ­ experiencing the 'exceedingly unpleasant effects which rating even light loud euused , ed on Aill lime, and one aa an fastest ant I me a few mouths sine*. ' flurinjpltree hour* of aach day. Mr. J. I heller c this medicine to lie good and I W. Ba»cmo»-t is Principal, and has ralti • I effect I** in thuar diseases ofllic stomach • I write i iwinUol^uf the hlgbvt department, or; fur which il la rec>tnmended, thia without the knowledge of Dueler: Dranimar School. M'im. S. E." KrowlIb>back or any <>t>e concerned, and do il I rua has charge of the Intermediate dr- ’ first of all fi-r the pond of th-wte Buffering parlmeat^Misa I.acma Baaarow is an ' from indication and Ils kin-lml rrsnlla. A MINISTER. aateaulanl, in the Grammar school, taking,' W* know the writer of dto-ahner, nnd foawever * few eUsac* from tbd Inter me 1 dial lie ia what he professes tn be—a nun■ dtate^Mtes UaXBan McNair lius’charge | iater and a pehllemaa of Uuthw-Journo I -•/th* Primary department,and io a**ts- <rud Jfrraenjrrr. See Advertisement. .. J I < ■! trd Hy Mis* Clara Hat*. paid, our money, and Ml oar teacher* al work, that there cur reapualhililiea real, S'rtJLtotyte E<*ASiIhA-—** r*kh«t U, educate oar children ia all the tranche* usually taught ia lb* Primary te ho<i| or In the Academy. And Dot only, tu* Il been their aim to provide fiir the children uf our village, but, also to make » bi pic prepara ti-m* fur receiving and ed >ItaprfM’ourtmlW thousand .irhl hand­ ed and alatt-UinM. * Preeoot, flow. Loen S. Lorux, CireaitJoif. U^rK. Ilford, Cbwy left s.,f, DtourjJ R Tl^ur, D./redeaf •Ona, b*-saaixnsd'fur tbe Aearing *f sai tiltoa. end that lbw heirs at law; uf sate A sd. aad wt1 tehsr pvrwito* istrreated in aah! i aza rvi|»l> sd tn appaar st a reaticei id laid 4 tliva to be bidden st lb* l*r< bate Qfitew la tb lags of llaailng*. aad >>miw esuafo if any tb* •by tbe prsjfir of the penitence sltould ■ 'eating itxto* from lb* sum ntnd mg cun iry wbu may desir* r2fo advantage* of I All those that are indebted by Notour Ik-ok acct.. that are past Ate, will save coat by walk inc up l<> • Qaplain Cook's office in - Double Qaidt" and setije ,»hc same. smrooDding enuntry may endraror tn ■ (farad Ahem, to get a good odueation, in UwMkMy of their own homes. Tuition 11 rasanvMu bait mabbiabtuim ib. uturnoLffs xrnuiTaik.(;c. __ TKK QTCAT mCKBTrC. MELMXOUHi XXTlidCT 3WHV TBX ORX.iT niCKKTW ia .--U,. —• n-u- «-* *-{1— tain an education, within tb* reach nt *verv <iyy. pear al hem* to those uf oar dretflyrUd efeMper than at any other acadhtny in the State. Siud«nta can coinsnene* at any tim*, ai'd dame* "WiH be nrrr.Bg*d 6k them ; alihougn il i* LIST OF LETTERS, GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard SjAuXteOOTKr. J&ATON A !McNAU®HTONf. '' areaSlbwH fAteiMia.i«ter, for Barry Cowaly, Mieulgaa. [A ires copy of the origiuaLJ ^.OtejA" Q. W. Mnxa, SoHdlor for Complainants. I* Crao/. al laaal twanly data before Um lima abac assdl *ta> tej Dickrreou Wn> F bteoud M»> M ! Dos't f<*rjet tbe DrvnkrnntM cr Rotedyirm »iU be allovtd, , CITY HARDWARE STORE, Aad all whs are wilHwg*" patroslae * qslrt and Where Goode will b« sold at unltara poses. of No.rmber, in lha year our tboutaud eig< t orderly Qaocasr as* Batoes, taual sot fail to buudred and alxty-lbrea. rFrea»al.Bltepnaw C. GIVE US A CALL I ’'Volt^ndufie^flba'Satate hrTUAo X., WUTiam A* we are detertniited Ibat Hamaca ahull hare sm tb* ewulli-caat fraction of sec. elsven, (ill. and £.. Eaaome and Lilly L. Batea, minora. tbe nnrtb-west frsetian nf th* north-west freeFIRST-CLASS On reading and Bling tbo palilloo. duty variAod. .,-_;i .—u.. -r —Titan twelve. Hill *1*0 laud of Balay Ann Sadore, Guardian of serf •tears GROCERY, EAT15G AND BILIURD praying, for reaaooa therein set lortb. that obe L—. K?iteteanad io aril certain Real Eatate. ufraid SALOON. Wm. L. Eatok, D. McNavuktom. TOL'N BALSAM UF MOARUODXD. attest tee perfect arsano for er any naowrei. aa or byxowirncn.TiSB arising from damp, eete cr emldeu change of Ibe weather. . Orwig Miao 0 M SiK »" » ’ “pr£?r ‘of tbeprt~r ahrold Mroe.l. Cu.A~T.-Tte Cow»ru«l«" /farther Ordered. that tbf MtlUo h, Ute M.r, E. Mlq ter h,.(h<r,te*« rtm.rtably Aor Ute ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, be matter of lb« estate of Uen>w>i° Wlnene, .tei". »r <■.>.,pUd -lib falte. »»J P"«tt "r . .r i n-..a_ V If ConrexHertl, Pleaaaat QBlet. ry .VO Rrn..te~ .rtellrf ■!» p<wt Qlfice, for tbs week ending Decem­ bers. IM3: n.w-!»n Mrs Saaan in Kent and a<bo>nwg enuatua to renew Ureir bualneaa retationa with uo, and whenever ther are in want uf any artlcte waualty 1s tte f ood In a Hardware tilura. to giromeacaU. My nuoaeunanl a II! be found complete, refxmaib in BCILOIXU HARDWARE^AMD NEQUHIC* TTAVING fitted op. st great expeass. tbe sa­ __ '-^.X'.XtanfrffikTS before parchaaing. A U jgwlg Ml dal the LOWEST CASgJLARKET VALVE,:__ ---- —- palronac* of tbv public, bs- ‘ I deal largely in Usviag that wsOMgfVO sobr* SdHafoctlon. STOVES 1 ■ uub rrocK or orocerieb ’ . Of the very beat material and latest f nt proven: sr. to. IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. TIN. SHEET IRON ARD COPPER WORKS, OCR BILLIARD TABLES . Will be carried o* under tbo threctiowof nkHlfsl Ar* re-fitted wilb New C*abt*as, aa< lb* Booms ar* apueiows and Fieamat. UUR EATING DEPARTMENT SSwSiBgfi lieeoantvofBarry.anths M day of Noreiuber, A. P. IBO.T AbSlf **U. -w eanse to be -ted at Public auction to lb- highest bidder el th* rrM dewew st tbs subaeriber tn tbs toauahip «T ?■•!rievtn* la aald county uo Mowdny, lbs fourth Utbl «to» of Jsnuary. o« J".**? , r'lrtU hundred nnd sixty four, slim* 0 eloek.in tb! afternoon of that day. the following dtocrtbtd iward tbsaimlvm. Her*, thre, y.mng frigtoda uf-th* country, ia a chance to ob­ .. ............ ................. il. ooiiii. be aaainned far ttwbearinnaf asld petiuoo and that Ilia briro dl lew of mW deceased, and al! other pernuwo interested is ,aoid aoteie. ace twquDcdfoappear at a aeaaton of said CeoiJ, than >to be Wfro »t tbo Ptolteta OfBee. In tl.e Village ol HasUuge, and whew Maae, if swv ll.ero be. why the prayer of the petitioner aboald nol be 'Tw U IlfortLer ordered, that said petitioner glee noltee Io tbe persona interealnl. In said eatate, of tbo pendency of Mid pslittou. and^tue bedrint Ibeteof. byeoMfsg *m1v of thia order I days to ite pnbltailed io the Hasting. Banner a sewn pamwgrteMd is date rruure. of Harvy fur three I ner." a’^evTamwr. puUtebed MMMsroe weeks, pioviona to said cay ofhoar- of Barry, and State of Micbiri ' publication tte ooutiaaad io Q ‘r6 (A true oony.) R C. FEOrDtK. oorti J nd go of Frobate. j- d <i— .'». »■<-" Sew Adcerti.cment in another column Cwt il out tatned on reawoaable terms, and w* be. litre'mom* also, fur lh«M who deter* to nsrar regret th* .tec you hav* tak*n. |c/i|NCBuy'<>r:i>ER. day, not r«l Itering taken one botpr,'xslajhas stopped taking tbe medicine, saying she \*sa so well aa evrrteman. and so well aa anybody eowld be, end sue has coelinaed re over sioc*. •Tart Kart*. Gardner, u Pearl st, “Bogata, October 1.1ML“ HT Fur Sals by all Drwygiata. >• C CRUHIIV.G.neni Ami So. 2U Main aL, Buffalo. N. T., to whoa: sff orders should bo ad­ dressed. ' oMIiytte' DVERTISEMENT. fi>r a term of ten weeks, in the higher I.ranches uf education. Board can b* uh- b*<tfM. hand a«m. Com* on, y<*ng friMid^^dupr «<Kd for It—jo» «'•> new,paper, printed la tbe said count* of Barry, where ilte saad premise* are aitualed, and that QTATEOF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Clr- is placed at tba low pr>«« «’f t*'® dollar* highly dr*h>bfa that those designing to attend during th* present winter should P^St« CURES’afis.tt ■My wile Lu boos a-------- u“-•■ ‘ ‘ lime Lee I ^freguently re'r*i'“b -W~ 4li:44"25Stef^ ra order to bo published In tbe /AuCi.pe Araarr. a Or Concentrated Lye XUCLT BMP num. institution, have been eminently sucre**- ' amitthemeelroaofibe adranlagoa now Dreeawaler, Goodall Alley, abevv Tepper st. ■•Buffato, Oct. M. lag." p.c. tlAWLET. .•ra to make our arttool realty a linn eta** ful. It fa to be hoped that the youth of tbe t’, dSSK^r 1’ ' fiie. CAtnisrre Dewatn.' iPAisna, Aea-lamie education. It was" tu aeeom WAR maben high priere .ktaaoofor help* to phah this object that an amisteat fur the | redoreOtem h make, llewp foeFOwr rente,a LX High or Grammar Schoo! department, , pound by ual*g your kitebow gwfoee. pf“ CAUTION I As apurtoas Lyre areof Ito* been, rceentjy added to the eorpa of tered also, be eoretol sod buy the /Wre/nf srticle rot up <e /rwn reus, all otlwrebmwg C'-entw/cd. tsaeherfo Thi«\gry** Mr.' BAwesorr tnorw lint* to d*vote U» those desiring to from the dale of thia order, or that sold bill be I.ken aa nosleaoed by them; which premiaea are i ,jCMIibedao follows; xn that certain pareel of land lituate in the county of Barry, and Htate of Michigan, being tbe weal half of Section Somber. Fuorteea, iq TeprwahJp Ko- Three (X) North of Hanse No.Tea (Ifr) Weal, containing throe hun­ dred and twenty ocrea of laud. tbe day of bis appearanec. aa herein required. bated, Hastings, October I lib, 1 SAI. LOUIS 8. LOVELL. . Cmail Joif*. A true copy. AUret. . TAP. Cuaaar. [ta*.] [octM] Deputy Register in Chancery Please Take Notice. (S.) 7uAruoi«>r*&to»n.y,n-vryiwwapZa.-M*f JfteU ELM BOLD’S EXTRACT BCCHU AND Ilf. pnnVRti cn<>' B’mii ciint-w ~ R ianutuar purpttoe In puff lb*** leach <-re; but simply Hr »ay lhal it hax been th* aim ol the Truvteea u> attp^ly ample , GHANOERY ORDER. ; IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ABE^OO soffsrtog with that dread disraaa, Nsc- and Eotau of William *. Bb«w. A'i ftlmian a's—-. W-Sl"—■ If-*- **>X*dur tbeUltrtv Brsi day ef May IM*, i tbT thirty-tirai day of Drrecnbrr. IW, al_ ntimii idg* of Probst .administrator's sale , la U>* mailer ef thsssimaof UtesH- Ntebola, ‘jisUto to hereby giro* fojAfo WAtSoN-N NECRALGIA KING will eps^ily ARE ynJrscfcsd withjbs torture* of Bssruansn? Wtuov'i huuum* Eton wtB syasfiNy r»!wre ARE y»u ragtrtag - th* gawisgssf DxseseWriou's Nara«MU will totprev* your 19 e.CTWWT.Dcreaut.N.T. : Ms waaafoaltotovtowt-wirfl retes sba»ld •^^reg^11. ARE y®»dmMteg with polo, with Govr in ys*^ w!SS‘s Nssaitma Km win aaeuags year ; THE C«NFE88Icnra AMD EXPERIEXCt ' or i 'lnutTOU* WTA1LP., PabJIsb^ for OtebretfiJ ,-*»tM* DRIED PEACHES. �-ikTU ‘otYordinary halght. ax ■BOWKtW'a ‘Bl.OO'D VtSR.TVVR'R. and •B^OOW VvlIA "urfldi the patch limbs prevents fem from lying fist m fe ground ; nod swofer is, Ute S3 BaWitr of fe bud. to become water soaked and rot unltwe fe earth covering ®fcial JintWri. tub only EXCLrstva •» casrstorE XninuAU ’Vo^uXarAiB. them. Tbe wintar wm Earorablc to eueb Ssertary sf Ast^-WTLtUM H. BEWARD, of asperlmeats- in other words, il killed ev­ breweryy tx« 7K-ATy-8ALE05 F. CHASE, ery espoeed fruit bud on the peach in the neighborhood—not a solitary one wee seen that had escaped. Ono set of experimen Ui oomisted ht' drawing a bun­ >r^-M. M 8TA3T0F, VMbw«. die of ahoota together upon tba tree, and cowered with moea wrapped in paper or sacking; an loch or morn of fine mow wm thus placed around the shoots, but it failed h> afford the desired prelection — all the bode were d<^lroyt>d by the cold. Perhaps ■ ceding of oil-cloth, to shut out the rata and keep tba moea perfectly dry would have succeeded better. Ibe object wm to obviate the necessity of bending down the ahouu. .nd large porlLma of the tree might thu» be encored with bul little labor. Tbe substitution of ever­ green leaves for tbe moss would unques­ tionably have been an Improvement, bad they been at-Jiaqd. ^Another trial was made by landtag down the low branches nearly to tbe earth while they were grow­ ing, tbe previous summer, and covering these with btradles of oorn-fudder. A single bundle, or a single thicknero wm found insufficient to keep out ihu cold, and did nut succeed ; bat two or niore thicknesses afforded ample protection.— Their branches ware loaded with Woe­ soma, and bore large crons of ,frtriL Some of the trece were encased m small Blacks of o»rn>(adder, bat tbo workmen perfornvI tag tbe eapsrimect In the absence of lie owner did the work quite imperfectly, leaving large openings through which tbe odd air swept., Only > few uf tbs buds were consequently savM. Ibero is no doubt that this mode of protecting the proch crop would be an easy and efficient one for fsrrnrrs wbo raise corn. Tbe peach orchard should be adjoining tbe cattle yard, and kept clear of grass and weeds eu as not io invite mice. The fod­ der should be drawn early ip winter, and iwally. stacked about tbe Ufe, which for this object sbonld be pruned In compact fhrtn. After tbe season <»f severest wroth •r bar pe>rod, (whteh varies in d:flwret>t localitiro, bnt which is usually after the lapse of about tw<>-thirda of the winter,) tbe fodder may be taken away from the trees and fed to tbe cattle. Every farmW wbo rairoe much corn may thus pro­ tect a dozen or two_uf treee with no ad ditlonal labor. In regions where evergreen traetnne abundant tire protection of evergredn Imugln^whetMr UkVlty f tiering the proa train limbo, or .by encasing the HiLTtnoAB—Gilbert Striker, MsUbcw Holmes. sbuota higher ue tbe tree, would be neat­ I. L. WUUmm. Basst—W. <f Atkin. W. T. Berber. ' er and doubtlMs.'morr efficient. J. Bat­ tery of Keyaville, N. Y., states that be Joaswrowi—Henry P. Uowoiaa. J. E. Lotbbro been entirely auocroefut by using An evergreen covering of only a few incite., although the Ihrrmometdr in that region P^mre. Beery IWltfy. iGKr? Ruriaxe—T,'PbU!Ips, John Goee, Rieberd B. often goes down thirty degree, below *v, -. Av •’ .1 zero. He t>und no difficulty in obtain' ®“ TiAntfU-J. P. Emory, DTA Bafbss. A. A. ing peaches every year. Tbe only queslion was tbe economy uf the experirnsut, which ws bope will be tested by some of our eoterpriaing fniiuraisere i» cold regions.— Country .Gtntlman. CvLvtxXvrrt. VrctyAAkt*, aadhsMSlbelr end eeneequent pedft to the Proprietor, that smbitog'lfetoMpB* at dollars each veer in advertising fell Mrita and jtohlisUg the IOME AND BUY MORE mv-rmco GOODS ! R.J. GRANT! 4HSfc::: Pmrt.tns row Pmuanrixo VFosd — The oil wells near Prune, in Burmah, have been id ttoe frota'tUMainttnrmorial. Wood, both for ship building and ho.ro bmlding, is invariably rotured or coated with the product of'those wells. Tbe result m entire Immunity from decay by the revagM of the White anta that In that country are so generally destructive. M. Crepin a Belgian government engineer, who has tried experiments upon the rdstive advantages of creosote and sulphate of copper for the preservation of timber in tbs marine cormtrootions from the at'"* tacks of worms, says that ereueoting is the only proefe be fats found to snreeed for this purpose. , He state, that sulphate of copper affords no protection whatever against the action of salt" waler and ma­ rine inreete. The Belgian Government now requires that all tbs Wood sleepers uM in tbe State railroads should bo creosuted ; and tbe Guvwrameol of Hdland has ata* made tbe eame resolution, end ttp«sr<fe<430Q OM riewpers per tamnm are being crcosoted by tbe Dutch Government, nnd mure by the Belgian Government V)T*JJTT or Szxm.—In addition to the old story of tbe vegetables of wheat found in an Egyptiau mummy, the New .Hampshire Juor-ntl of Ayrttnltnrt. in reply to the inquiry uf a correspondent. as to lbs length uf time that reeds retain their vitality, quotas she following state­ meat from m Engfiti paper: -James Banks, io tbe JForfi Rrititk Ayrimliutsl. stated that be had recently cleared off acme old Roman encampments on hts term. M«r Atawtek,. firn, whieh be bed lived itpoa for toxly fustrysort, sod Cxth. ~-u -ZT--M barley fees sow..most y4bur variefet of rota, nsver section before. As no oata .re^ymfetagkbMf ------- —----------Wtahorffrfe'taRa AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, n tmkt mltr. nv toh; STOCK OF GOODS ■ta this Artet.otd wb’HeeHe rr^errsoR coops' tggggM which have been showered open hit. from CounVrfr. ©5 Th. peculiarity of the ■BYooit , axvY VAW CALL AND EXAMINE jsjggas is that they strike al tbe root nf Disease, by eradicating every particle of impurity "ftYooik, foe the lit. end health at the body depend* upon the purity of the blood. If the blood is poi*oned. tbs body drags out a misorablo existence.. The- medisinee Vvvtt\u.oX«A Our Motto—Small Profits and ready pay Leuoorrhaa, »?eipsto«, ’ CUmnra. Pits, Borttfuloua I I $alitiral Sirtrturn. tebpU'sptofeftv . r 4. TTFE tAltdBBT: AND DEM* mossy KVk ■OF THOSE— ’ I Femalt OcmplainU ft. jgntAo^'s Flit, irupttone. Oantwnption, tit. I I I On person writes, her daughter was cured ef file ol nine yam' staadiag, and St Vita.' z Agtodelo«k«>f : CARPETS IE MT LTTE OF TUBE ^ASOTHBt™ cured of Fever aed Ape Conie and See !! WE 11VAE JUST RECEIVED —rfe yvery medfeiwo in bi* reach. THKR wa* eared of fever Sore OLL-.CLlOJUHS i ianamnbU of Dyspepsia end I dree ini could be menuoaedin which the and Pills ’WoAcWNtt. a CVvotTw.. 'VYw, ~BVooA. VvWa an the meat active end tbaroogh pille that have ever been introduced. They act so f“ •*- *'-------- " Ing that organ _ - ------------------------------------system does not relapse into ita fornwr con­ dition, which ia too nt to be the case with •imply a pergalite pilt They are really a uw\ AAifrCY WW, which, ia conjunction with the 'B\.oo& ?un)\«Y, will core all the aforementioned dissaeM and, of thetaulves, will relievo And cars Cotto CRotne, Cholera Jliorltte, Indigos lion, (Pain in Uot £owpl». QHxxinato, ttn. Try them medicines, and you will never 3WTS & BEPDIB0, GROCERIES wcSo1'*:___ _____ , ' ---------------- rS&eMMX--------------- wiWMxM’ •BWIMJMCWntt* B»WY»Hu» wrjroruii 1. aTiioUMIOOK' ' Price, with ■—sre.APetWl, *M>, The NYimmx Grew 8rw tig Mnrftlm '■yiK’rriy ' '.‘XWX'iw! ;rsS5wSssS£S» , Kv Efts CATUAItTJC TILLS , 7"r*fe"’r A\\*"L^^.YlTIu^biLviinUJ ’ •nd fey wiU_yfey.ro Qtooik l&eAxevtvew, and you aboald try them before going for a Get a Pamphlet or Ahaanao of mv ioaal agent, aad road the certificates, and if yea VktlnaUHt Tru 1* ttl> (Auitt, Th., U.. hUUHd IU. hMW. .rflAA sod are srillag them st not ov*r two cirri (j, ccti.1 R> Aaotbsr pscllsrity of tbe Compscy ia that tbeir Tsa Tattm r.et only dsvoUs Listons to thewWllon of tbvir TEASai to qwJUr. valav. and par­ ticular style, for pprtoulw letolife of country. hslhk^psaeTiCltforUtioosrotdoftiuirsMrnl«i» «r*ei»v.AT«.. si ar, f^e adapts to Kuportu«lcr tranxr, .nd not osly thia, bet h* yuiafo nu to Clothing ‘!UN»>T' SWrtWeeUHwtM reeOe>w*:«a«feiB <X hiii.nmt Aiurrwi. ele.,Tit: 'ABUSUED IIOO. If b. laae,/«rfp*wfTc* ortbeNaanr. or ifhh Haw testoAlr.be tea sHttolsesiM of a wsBorrtobad ystem of doiag teutons. of aa !■■■» mpiM. of the jndpaeot of a jnfaanaaal Ta* Terns, HARDWARE! iocs to sell, aad WILL 8 ; , FOR aMsK BY tsABtrikn. Hsettags; Bi HlcMs. Jal »ut» gvrorsHr. y Is sssy to see the itotleMdttfittiUtft a Ta* Bctss bss in this cstabHstremrtstors# •torrs. 1 1 CAM PHOTOGRAPHS. AND DRY GOODS! Unusually Low I PETEH LOPJI.LARD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer ' M A tl Cbambets street,' _. (Formfr)y 43 Chsmbres street, Sew Tevk.) 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It la expressly gratify­ ing that our Prix* Courta, by the inipartialitr of their adjudication, have com­ manded tbe respect and confidence of mar­ itime powers. Tbe supplemental tredty between the United Statre and Great Britain, for the ouppreesion of the Afriran slave trade, made on tbe 17th day of February last, baa been duly ratified and carried fnto ex­ ecution. Ills believed that, so far a* American port* and American citizen* are concerned, that inhuman and bsrbarooi traffic baa been brougfit to an end. 1 shall submit for the consideration of th* Senate a qonvsntion for tee adjust­ ment ufpoeatssory claims In Washington Territory, arising out of tbe treaty of the 15th of June, 1340, between th* United States and Great Britain, and which Imre been th* source of some disquiet among the citizens of that now rapidly improv­ ing part nf the country. A norel and Important question, involv­ ing tbe extent of the maratime juriadietlun of Spain in the water* which surround tbe Island of Cuba, has been debated with­ out reaching an agreement, end it is pro­ posed in an amicable spirit to refer It to tbe arbitrament of a friendly power. A Convention for that purpore will be sub­ mitted to tee Senate. 1 hare thought II proper to subject to the approval of the Senate, to concur with th* interested commercial powers, in an arrangement for tbe liquidation of th* Scheldt dues, upon tbe principles which have been heretofore adopted in regard to the impoats upon navigation in lb* waters of Denmark. / ) bite serine* jeopardy through the perverse‘opposition of the hereditarv aristoc rwey oi the Empire to lbs snlteb'fonA and liberal policy of the Tycoon; feWgried to nueniion to tl their progress ini- navai torcea swa w„. >■ v--..——- S©d be likely to impair Ita efficiency by Ar- wMA ■»«*' ebwrfully borne.; f Tbe p w*re,|»dl.l»;«74.ert. isbarement* were MO5.5 July, 1863. ..f 35.MtJH4.fi. Of tbe The cr.ndil.nn of ths) sevsrsl organized Territories is generally **tiafiictory. al­ though the Indian disturbances in New Mexia* have nut been entirely sunereeeed. The mineral resources nf Q>l<i**dn, Nevada, Idaho, New Mexico and Arizona are proving far richer than h.u been heretofore uodereloud. I lay before you a communication on this subject, from the The long pending coutroversy between Governor uf New Mexico. thia Goveruairul and of Chili, touching xxcocaaoxuxxT or ntMtoairtoa. th* seizure at Biiana, fa Peru, by Chilian I again submit toy our consideration officers, of a targs amount in treasure bethe expediency of establishing a system louging to th*citizens oflhe United Slate* for the enenurageruent of immirrttewi.— baa bren brought to a dore by the award Although this source ofnational wealth is of hie M*j**ty, tha King of tee Belgians, again flowing with greeter freedom than to whore arbitration th* question was re­ for several years before the insurrection ferred by tbe parties^ The subject was occurred, there Is still a great deficiency thouroughly and paltantly examined bv of laborers in every field uf Industry, es­ that justly respected magistrate, and alpecially agriculture and our ininc*? ns teough the sum awarded loathe claimant* well of Iron end coat as of precious, met­ may nut have boon as large aa they ex als. W hile tbe demand for labor is thus pectcd, there ia no reoren to distrust tee ’increased here, tens of thousands <.f per­ wisdom of Hi* Mnjesty’a^ecision. That suns destituts of ren.unsratlve occupation decision was promptly complied with by are thrimglng uur foreign consulates, and Chili when inteligenc* iu regard to it uflering to cmroigrats te th* United Btaie* readied that country. The joint cumn.isaiuo andcr th* act of if essential, but cheap assistance can . be afforded them. Il i* ea*y to *re that, un­ the last session, for carrying into effect der the sharp discipline of civil war. tbe th* convention with Peru on tbe subject nation I* beginning a new life. Thl* nnof claim*, ha* l>een organtaud at Lima and bfa i'ffbrt demand* the aid and ought to I* engaged in th* business intrusted to It. receive the attention and support of tbe Th* difficulties cnnceruinginter-oceMta Government. transit through Ntaanmga, are in coarse of amicable adjustment. Injuries unforseen by the Government, Iu conformity with prineiplo* set forth in my last wpual measage, I bare receiv­ and unintended, may in eoma eases have ed a representative from tbe United been inflicted upon the subject* and ciliStates of Colombia, and have credited a Minister to that Republic. United State*. A* thia Govarwmant exQcasrtos* or aitnaox. Incident* «cnrring in the progress of similar injuries are l;y persona oerrivll war bnv* forced upon my atten­ oft ba L’uition the uncertain stat* of international questions, touching tb* right* of forclgn- justice to foreigners. 11 the existing judi­ er* in this country and of United' State* cial tribanals are inadequate to th.*,pur­ citterns abroad. In regard to some Gov­ pose, a Special Court may tie authored ernment* these right* are at leau partial­ with power tn bear and decide such ly defined by trretie*. In no instance, cialuia, of the character referred to,’ aa howerer, ia it expressly stipulated, teat may have arisen under treaties and pub­ on tbe occurrence of dvii war, a foreign­ lic taw. Cunventiovs for adjusting otaim* er, residing in thia country within the bare been proposed to' sums Governline* of the insurgenta, ia to b* exempted from tbe rule which da**** him a* a bslpruposition* has yet been received from itaereat, in whore behalf tea Government any. tn the coarse of the session, 1 shall of bia country cannot daim any privilege* pruliably have ucresios u> request you to or imnunitiea, distinct from that charter. provide indemnification U> elm waul* I regret to aay, however, that aoch chiro* have been put forward, and some ins­ tances fa behalf of foreigners who have lived fa tho United State* th* greater this GovsrauMnt may b» aaknowladgsd believe that many peraona bom in for aign coonuiea, who have declared their to be liaWv, sad where tbe amount of that liability has b*M amsrtainsd by an informal arbitration. military duly roqoired of them by deny­ ing tbs fact and '.hereby throwing upon tbs Government the burden of proof. ft baa been found difficult nr Impracticable • ,1.1. — r___ .t ' z vox o« fotnex coxavL*. Tbe proper officers of lb* Treasury have deemed lb*niseiv«s required by th* law of tb* Veiled plates ujx.o that sub je« to demand a tax upon tbe income of foreign Consuls in this country. While unity between th* United reign country, the expsdinodifying tfc) aet aa to el­ ae are not citiasua ol the United Btalee. derived from th* emolument* of their offew, or from property art situated in the United States, ia obinitled to your se­ rious cuuaidwatten. I make this suggest- indvfail by tbe report of tee Secretary of tbeTreaaury, t<v which I Invite y<«r attention. Il i« sufficient to any here, that It I* not believed that the actual re­ sults will exhibit a state uf ths finance* ilmaies of that officer heretofore submit­ ted, while it is confidently expected that at the close of tbe year bow disburse­ ments and debts will be fimnd very eon■iderabty les* than ha* been anticipated. enue have nearly equalled the entire ex­ penditures, the fatter amounting to f 11.­ 314,000-84 and the former to *11,1(13,789.59, leaving a deficiency of bwl <150.­ 417.33 TbeycUr immedistrfy preced­ ing the rebellion the deficiency amounted to <5^150,703.49, llw postal recripU ot that year being <3,045,732.19 less than those of 1805. The decrease since 1800 io the annual amount of tranaportalion haafbeen only about tweoty-fiv* per cent., but llic annual expenditure ou account of the same has been reduced thirty-five per cent It ia manifest, therefore, that the Postoffics Department may become adf-aastaiuhig in a few years, even with the restoration of the wlmte service.— Tb* report of (he Secetary of War isa document of great interest. It cuesiala of the military operuliona of thayear, de tailed as follows: 1st, reports of the Gvo■rsl-in-Chief; 2d, the orgsnizsUon of col­ ored persons into the war service i 3d. ex­ change of prisoners, fully set forth in tbe Jeuer of Gen. Hitchcock ; 4th, operation* 'under the act for enrolling and calling Europ* and America which wm called at out tbe national forces, detailed io the re­ the suggwst i3n of the Post Master Gen­ port of the Provost Marshal General; 5th eral, mt* at Pari* on the 11th of May the organization uf the Invalid Corp*; anJ last, and concluded ita ddiberatiooa on 6lh. the operation* of the several depart the 8th of June. Tbo principles estab, tneol* uf lb* Quartermaster General*, hvhed by this conference are beat adapt­ CummioMQ Generals, Paymaster Gener­ ed totamlitMe postal interconrst between al*, Chief of Engineers, Chief of Ordin- |! nationz’and aa the basis of fattire con­ aqc* and Survey or General. It ha* sp- vention* inaugurated a general system pared iinpuaalbts to make a valuable sum- of uniform international charge* at re­ inajg of thia report, except such s* would duced rate* of postage, and which can­ bo too extended for this plac* and betice not fail to produce beneficial results ~ Tita LXTr.uioa DKTAKninrr. I content myself in rrferriug your atten­ tion to tbe report itself. . I refer you to the report of the Secrctiix matt naraaTwxwT. I mry of thu Interior, which ia herewith The du tie* devolving on tn* naval laid, before you, lor useful . and branch <>f service, during the year and | vanud iu forma lion In rdatiou to public throughout tbe wbol* <>f this'unhappi 1 amis. Indian affairs, patents, pension*, contest, have been discharged with fidel and Other mnltera ol public concern ver­ ity and rmmiMot sucres*. The eaten-1 taining to hia department. The ananti•i’ve blockade bna been constantly incroas [ ty ol laud dispo««d ot dunng tn* last fog In effivienej an that the navy ba* ex- and first quarters of th© preaent fiscal panded. Yet on co long a Uno, it bos so year wna 3,841,549 acre*, of which 161,far iieen ImpoaaiMe t« entirely suppress <jl | acres were sold fise cash ; 1,436,514 illicit trade. From tbs return* received j acras * ‘‘‘--------- u———a at the Navy Department. It sppesre that faw, >: more than 1,000 v**m4« have hero exp- lawaL law* granting lands for military bounties wtlroad* and other psrooMu. It al­ tured altie* the block«da was established I for rat and that the value of prizes already *wn< i so appears that the sale of thww tend! i* in C>r adj neat ion amounts to over *18 largely on the increase. It has toog been 000 000. The naval fort-* of the United a c-beridied opinion of some of oar wissStates consist* at thia time ofbSR rcvsel* e-l rtaiesmcn that the peojile of the Uni­ completed and fa tb* enure* nf eonstrur- ted States hart* higher and more endur­ tion and of them 75 are iroedad armor- ing Interest ia the early settlement awl substantial cultivation uf the public land* have given increased Interest and Impor than ill the amount ol direct revenuk to tance to tee navy, which will pn.bahly be derived from the sale of then This extend beyond the war ite«lf. The qrm opinion ha* had a controlling influence ।.red vewrli in nur navy, completed and in ahapfagRcgHiatlon on the aul^et ot In •errltw, or which are Wider contract our natitnud domain. I may^iCcaa evi­ and appruechltrg o.mpletlmi, arte believed dence nf thia, the liberal meswpres adopt­ to exceed in awmfer th-.ee of any other ed in reference to actual settler*, and the power. But while tl.v*e may bn relied grant* to the State* of the overflowed Upon for harbor defence and oca coast ser­ land* within their limhe, in order to vice, others lif greater strength and ca­ their being reclaimed and rendered fit pacity will be accessary for cruising pur for cultivation- The grewt to railnmil poses and to maintain ocr rightful posi­ comp.» nie* of alternate aeclions of land tion <m the ocean. Ute change that baa upon Iho contemplated line* of their taken place In haval vmmIs and naval road when compIcted-wRi largely tmtftiwarefarc since the Introdoction of *e*m ply the tacilitiw for reaching very dfaaa a motive power for ship* of War de taut poastreion*. Thia policy ha* receiv­ mand* either a oorrt»ponding change ift ed its intMl rigua! and bcncficient lilnasome of our existing M*y yards or the trillion in recent cnactroenta granting establishing of new one* for tbe onu*trt>» homestead*!© actual aetttare Since the tino and necessary repair uf modern war lit day of Januare last, the befote men­ vessels. Wu' inconvWernbla embarrass­ tioned quantity of 1,455.514 acre* of laud ment delay snd public injury has been k»4 been taken up nndeFIte provnrionaexperlencefl for the want pf such Govern Thia fact and the amount uf sale*, ittrtiinept establishment*. The neceerity for iahing evidence of increasing sattlesuch a navy yard, to furubbed. »t thine dkiU upon; public lands, notwithstand­ suitable place Utxwt the Atlantic sea board ing the great struggle in which the MMjrhat on repeat«<d occM.ona been brought gios of the nation have been engaged to tee attention ofCongren by the Na»y and which ha* required so large a with­ Department, and, fa again preeanted tn drawal of our ciliaen* from lh«r aebnstee report of the Breratary, which necotnSnip* this communication. I think It r daty tn fovite your special attention the Intel ior Mtg^-ing a modification of totMe subject, end also tea* «f establish Ing a yard sad depot, for ttaval purpose, up*, one of the Weriern river*. A haval fitrcA ha* been crehted <p> teeee interior wattrs, and uwdsr many dlaedrat.tag**. wlthin-Htd* more than two rear*, evsewl obligation of I antoe to every ■Maw'akn wtvwt t rasa *xd v IT of liltarslnra ■iiaitifallf IMF11 l\l1 r**' grew might aid bojb ibsartpyguJ •»« ■er.ira l« ,Irtui "• >“■ with entire confidence, that those d,i|fo*L ties may be peacefully nvarcvm*. I ask enuitahte to the communities mure tepee yper attention to th* claim* <>f the Min 137.848,787,*3; from dirart Me*. 81 tally interoreeted.J fbMiaMMd io your later residing there for the damage* b* 485,103,01] from land* 3185*1 consideration lb*iMgaflll|taa t>f 8rc*ust*incd in tbs deelrnctiur. bv fire v4 ths from miscellaneous source*, rotary of the Navy in regard U» fostering 25. and trom Ineos <77^082,381,37. Of rvsideuc* of the legation al Yeddo. th* disbursanient* for pension*, rtc,•4.- and trainleg, ein mon for the naval service. S10,520,30; for the iwtereut on pabllo Th* Naval Academy fa rendering signs! Batisfactory wrrMigemcnt* have been debt,*24,729,840Ji I : for th* War d«- service fa preparing niMsMpnfan for tbe made with tbe Emperor wf Rosai*, which psrtmont, *5M.2(K.800,83 • for the Na* y highly r*«pawbU duties which fa after It fa believed will result io- rflreHing a Department, *08,211,106,27; 4w piiy Ufa they will Im required to perform. continuum Ita* of telegraph through that ment nf funded and temporary debt, I •ms naval, ecaoou Empire from our Pacific coast. I recon, *181^)66,035,07, making th* aggregate fa onfrr that the copiiiry sbqtfld nqt he mend So your favorablecottSKJwratinn tbe *8M,706,680,a6; and leaving a balpno deprived ol tee proper quote of educated subject nf an international telegraph <•(13,829,044.21. But th* payment of offK-.ro tl.r which legal prill taino hv .bren across ti>e Atlantic ncaen *i*o nf * tele lb* funded and temporary d«bt having graph between this capital s.h) tbe forts been paid from ntuaey* borrowed during on the Atlantic esaboard and the Golf of ttis yrer must b* regarded aa merely make nomination* from alalee in insur­ Mexico. 8ueh conoectbr.a, retabliahed rection. have hern' filled by the Secretary with auy reasonable outlay, would be an /"rowed to make them a* merfilv mdptaai economical a* well a* effective aid to dfr receipts, aad their amount, 3! Hl .088 835. plumatic, military and naval service. 07, stmuld therefor* be deducted form period, *nd io in ev*r> reaped entitled tee receipts, and dlsburamenta. This be- . . ■ z. k i-_ ______ .1 _ _ < r* — The consular system of tee United in* done, there remain* n« actual receipt* Btatoc, under tee euactn.cnt of the last 8714,709,905.58, leaving tee balance a* rosrorncK DirAWTMiccrnteeady staled. The actual receipts and Congrr**, has become self-sustaining,and During the |«*t fiscal year the finan­ there is reason to expect ik»t it may be dleborwemenla for ’.he first quarter, and cial c-jodtlion of the Posloffice Deport­ come entirely au with tbe increase of the ntlimited receipt* and diebansmrnt* trade which will ensue whenever peace is for the remaining three quarter* of the ment has be«> one ot iocrateing prosper­ restored. Our Ministers abroad have current fiscal year of 1884, will be aht.wr. ity, aud I am gratified jn being able to been faithful in defending American rights and protecting our cunuuerdal in­ terest* Our Consuls have necessarily bad to encounter increased labor* and respoosibilitiee growing out of the war.— These -they have for the most part met and discharged with sasl and efficiency.— Thia acknowledgement justly includes tbue* Consuls who, residing in Morocco, Egypt, China, and other uncivilised oountries, are intrusted with complicated mid extraordinary powers. •<hni» ■•nta<r «K. fesaWM -fort. in common with Mr Wwtern Pow*r* ■IM»I in tbw OoMfihetete m-’Mnw your grnerou* and fostering care. fo Ttir. crnchoo *■» caxau whh which we are now dealing. -Aw xbtemp*. to guaranteeand protect a rk iaed Blate guvernmeut,- oowalMMwd in whole or m prepuortMauug pwt, from 4m e«y Coiuuiahi&ttion between the Mfeauuuppi etamaui agaimik wbure hoalihiy and yipRiver and tbe no. th-castcm eeAoanl, leuce it it to be protected, i* suiqJy abr. which proposition fiuled at tee tinfo. Of same subject, a summary u» whore view* it contained in a memorial aikirvwd to the President and Congress which I have noW Utefawor to fay bekdke you.— Tliat-interest is one which will ere long enforce ita own way, I do nut entertain a doubt It is submitted entirely to your wi»d©ra as to what uqp-be dwraupY — separate ita. niqaiaiiig abiianida. an ga jp build only ftvm wliat is. sound. . That tests M MflWently hberel Jtme -wlfa* afacc|4* as sound whoever will' make a sworn rvauitation of hi* former murement*, but if it Wi proper to require*a* a test of admuaiop to thy politiad body an oath ofnlicgtai.ee to lbi> Ulilted Bute* and to the L’ntea ■!»> the Emancipation Prodatnatinl its support a o odium of gm I _Tb* Proclamation of ainuest work u|*fn the Pitrifle railroad, anfler puq.o»« ut aiding in the *u|>prea*ioi. of auspioM so favorable to ita rapid progrew, the rebellion., .To givf ll^iu their ftteret and completion. Large navigation t>«- effect there has to be a pledge for their cotuea a palpable need to tee great road luauiuuuauuu- In riiy judgmmrt AmCtiftni • have aided stwl will lurteer md llic cn»-c. I trananiil the Occbiid atrtibal report of lor which they were iutemlwd. To wow the Commtarionerof Department uf Ag­ ubundun them would be not only to re­ riculture, asking yoor attention to the linquish u lever of pd*Hr, JnH would also do dopmcnl iu tent vital interest uf (lu­ be a cruel abd xxtoundirg brc*rh offitipi.’ W4mI* 1 retuaMi in uiy present ]>oeitloo t. nation. ■lull not .HU-uqrt to retract or noddy the eu.nuci]mlKui pruefauiatiop uur shall I When Coni nrliM u to slavery iu.y'j>crkota wtarf1 fa fire JtwHIofall wbobeartii) desire to see our country I l,pe.cwful and happy. Hew York, <m the 8th. Captain Willets and bi* ere I last. was mild and pleasant 11 Irene night. are. It was all the while deemed possi­ ble that Jiccraity for xl'raighl fethne. and •ItoulJ the cr'mia uome it «uuM be imeoaled iu earucst, and was fullpwod by dark and doubitul .lays Ehrvet. monte* having |Muacd we permitted it to take another course. Tfie rebel, burder* are try ifoiatnatod over by the rubellioo i> d.vidwl into distinct parts awl no praotictl communication between them Tu:»- •lanlfally cleared ot insurgents control and influence, aud the ettmns of each and owners-of slave*, and advocate* of slavery, at the beginning of the rebellion, now declare fur emancipation uf their respective State*. -noh kmluded in the Inlion uf labor terougiuMa thel.wriKjh Slate. It ta^oped that tin* tfrand}steep­ Of Grand Rapids, WILL PRE ths Ducirine .^UNIVERSAL ly aiflicted pcupl^ iu Jbure State* may Im sumcwbat ofore ready ui give Up the cause of their atlliction, if to .Llii* vXl<m| this vital matter be left to tiiemadves, white no j.<ro vh iff thtinuftfoi^l Executive to prevent an abttag fa abmtgfal Uy tU prupoMiiou. Tbe suggestion iu" the pi njuiu.ii ton aa tauiauiMfmagxtire polit- ■al tbeCowrt Ilww*e^."W BUND .*t half peat ail u’cbcfc. dial it may do good wilbuat, thy <tanger uf hanu. It will save labor uml avuwf gruU oui>tud<i>t,4nik aqg prudama- wie. Tableau*, Cbrislm** Tree, I -Santa Claes will distribute the I might be tlufayed tuw-foiig>w'talMr<*o soon, lu auuic .State* tfat ck-uteuts qt Refreshment* t» bv sold and • nnU-vih inacteVv npp» v«i<ly,-fn warn of a. rallynqt pwat, a puuw for action, Wvy ■hall A, adopt Uw plan <4 If, rather »iwwk B, that vT’Art and rf A'and abowhl agree, bow cau lltey kuow*but iha* tfw Attend. ■pLu>rfHUy,mi prt,CMiusiiuu U plan fa. presented wiiiuli tttej lie acuiplts) <y them as a rsUyiug |KMHt, ant] erfefa,, they am axsurud iu u»hai*ov wilt, npt b* rejected here Tins map bruvg iheui »r act sooner than liny otherwise’would — The ubjrcliM la^nmtayire pnweuta- Th" Bmml«ifeoper*raeva»dlttg» upon the action of ibr B<-*rd. rt< iw*j-«htv over 400 is tavre The ehv of Jedh*** rwnih ♦ .me 1^0,000 for the sums h teedtaigwr uf^uuunktgcrr^ou and Mtaaonri. neither of which yearwagn would tolentle any restraint upon Ihd ex­ wbM* uu*kl bo more astelv ten to biiure Care Ihm beed faU-n Ai deveto|>m«mta. tension of slavery, info the new Territo­ ries, only dispute now as to the bust lonhapcthg document. {ta Ip.avMi emmode oi’ removing it within their own barraaninml Irutu thia auu'rec,. aajiug limits. Of thk-re who were slave* at the beginning of the rebeltion, lull one hun­ dred tlmuaand are now in the Unhed Slates military service, about one-half of which number actually bear ana* in Uui mo»tnw<m »m M pruKiited h fl!sifc wp. l,r,«.1^ in ln? said it will hif The < I -dteville, a Christmas Festival, u. CtakWu. xteiga, eUx, and we understand H « It i, I10t read charter. The cititeu* «»f G'l «r awd-v-adrw*., mwilret much r 1 the many white men. So far it is difficult to state tlrnl thlfy are not u good soldiers i Will The '*7 $ Following Frii Bev. A. W. laurel I Lunation came, including the amHfaoeementthat colored men of suitable coinlition would be received into war service. The policy ot emancipation and of em­ ploying black soldiers gave to the future a mw aaped about which boves and tears and doubt contended in uncertain conflict, according to our political system u a matter of cavil. The artiuiMStrauon or the general gorermneut had not law­ ful power to effect eoMMipation in any State-, xud for a long time, fc had been boped thaX the rebellion would be ^uq.- * lie worts, tfa « Wk mike north northeast from CSproee vp<w> the erew, mordvrrd moutha. mid there had been many cm flicta boti. laud and oca with varying other reasoua, it fa thought beat that revolts. The rdwUfou lunl been pre>->ci and .u_ —- ----------2i?_n t_• bock into reduced limits, yet the tone of public feeling wanot eati»factory and Indicated uneasiness among oanidre*. tbat the Executive miy lawfully daim while amid much that was coLl'irutn Eu­ it in rrtnrii ftw^orflotf anA.neMotaitiou of ro}*, were uttered In accent* of pity turtiitct! rtgiita winch tie baa a dear cni*that we were too blind to surrender our ■xiuitidmd power Ip withhold akogetiwr, or graul apuu tbs terms' lie slfail ilctaa ooiniuenjs wW* suffering uwtfily by a few armed vc-oreM bailt upon aud tar­ nished from foreign shores, and we should be observed, also, that wore tereatcucd with such additions the oath m Mbjecl to (bw-oatei »Klb«from lbs same quarter a* would sweep abrogating power of legiaiatk ___ r._ our Uoclrtkde. kV’u tad taitiki go 'Midi pretue Judwad prffoetmin^. from JCuro|MXMi guvevnnieuta anything |>uaed acqmtscmx' uf Uir national Exec­ utive io nuy reasonable temporary Jfta/w’ hopeful upon this subject. jThe cinsiiriimtion proclamation which aiTangerweiil for the freed pwpht, M nuUv was issued iuSopictnu-.-r was running Ita I with a view of .|K.s«Wy . . mudifytirg * , the ----- «.._t— —* -------- - • mUBt p-rioT U. U.e banning ol ■ ■ �yf\taL5ttd,“rrr’ Md^yxSSXerA^ Uti-a dulv verified a'*fack, te Cha aftaewaaa, wrmocT cvnAt aad ^nw rung pubpom. U.BT u« ntB» «tm new nt Gon, ADD •<> eoaWAAD ■rrt|i>Mrr amd wxtu marly ■tAAKra.—Jlhrttkoin Aturofa. ’ t Itat? t Id 5 realcd In Mi.l aataie. *ro re­ t a MMtea of Mid l-o.rt. rhen . 1‘iobalSutee. fatbeWh^ ■bow webe. if any ihera be. the petitioner aboeld not be •ifaHATtj •■ifcs PrvwifiMt •we present to the cxclusitai ..fom usual ■tariety, will sUrect usllvwraal aUenkhM). V-.doi-W ti> do sb, tbe want of spsee I «muld prechtde any extended onmmcnte, this week. But tbe M-saage is a plain •. HOUSE. .<: • j Mr. Febtungavaniilitt bfhia iAUnttim That part of the Nestnige which will cause the n»>st tn lnlnM(eM a bill io facilitate tba pay. •went Ilf bovtttiqi'due utr neewnt itftk-crA* ■cutuasait and receive pmtec or cundem. ed -mldirrq. . . .. ' nation is that pwrt which pnipewu a uni­ On niotiiiM nf Mr. Waabliitrue. it wa* form plan fur tbo return uf the rebellion* remitted that'when the House adjourned < ■States. A very notice* Ide liralure uf this l«»-day. it b« till Monday lieAL Mr. Pendlrlnn, H Qhi.., eave notice 4f .part uf the Message ,k that it adheres to Ida itrlcaliirn to intindme a hilt b. ndtfJt the Emancipation Proclamation tnnking m acute np.nr the ..f tbe Senate note! its euppurt a cuoditiun uf good citixen- ^l.iime of Rrprcarntativr* membety of ibe Cabinet, with lho right b- del>>Ca «pohip among the repentant rebels. The Pnclaiuatiun uf anmealy, aUacbed im matter. perfaisimit tn the UiMincaa of their department* re* peel I rely. •* ■end which we have hut __________ _ . .1* ________ Tim .HAna.I IL VI^TTI room to publish this week, should be read I nf fuJAhlRstrirt «.f iTrseimrh -Mt-epuken document, sad needs mi duel- dstiou to be comprrhettded. CifcrlerO. Browasoa, mintte twin Aftscsr F. Brvwnson. dveresed. k. Neste, ta hsrvby glvca. that te tmtaaaov of a H**4 grsalcd la aw by lbs Eiebalf&tetirt for tho cqpoly vf ll.rry.m, lbs 8d day of Jfcruubvr. AUknlMS. J sbdlMll. or caow to b* sold st I'abRq auction to th- btghert bidder at ths restdeKill tbe subscriber in tbo townahip uf Prsl rievUla fa said OMSly oa Monday, tba fourth | [libJ day. _at Jaaaaqr. aa* tbosaaad algbl hundred sad silly four, al ouo o'clock, fa Ute afteruoon of that day, tbs follow teg described bs be appreciated, aud we forbear coni-' furred ' * t« lbs Committee - ■ un — EUet'mua. The Speaker laid before the IIiium the Merit thereon until we can lay it before Annual report uf tbe Berretary of the t readers. Tbe Message n» a whole 1'rea.ury «itt finance. Uieets with our hearty apprubalinn, as we Tbe Hoiimi prnereded tn the election tbiak it will of all who heartily aud earn- of a Chaplain. Eleven candidate, were MAly desire to see oor country once again placed in uoniiitotinn. Return tbe rrault waa announced mtmerona gentlemen united, peaceful and happy. changed ibeir video fur tbe leading Candidatee, namely, Rt. Rev. Bi«h<>p Hop­ Capture of tbe lleawer Chews peaks. kins, of Vermont, nod Rev. W. IL CliauTbe steamer Chesapeake which nailed uieg, uf the Uiiitrrum Church, VVnaliingifrom New York mt ihu 5lh inst was cap tun. Mr. Channing 8(1; th« other voles lured when uffT Cape Cud. by several reli­ were acallcrcd aiming other 'candidate. Mr. Channing »»< declared elected. sh whn bad shipped m passengers from On Molina, Adjourned. New York, ou the 8th. “ When twenty (Jrti'i CHANCERY ORDER. JTATEOF HICHfGAN. Eighth Jadldal Ctr3 cult in Ctuncwry. Hull pulling in the Circuit Court for tbr County luilew uurih-iMirlbitaat from Cape C-d they rose upon the crew, moedvrrd and threw ifvorbtuird tbe seceond engineer, woaud- ed tbe male and chief engineer, touk pus «nty, ThitradAy evrumj’. Ucluber 20tb, session of lbs vessel, and finally lauded Bdmylvr CulGut mtulu ibj- l<>l|»wtng ailusm>n i*i our nubia Preaidcat. 'k will rlirii Captain U'lilete and his crew In St. n cordial raaponM fruiu every truly pal Juhaa tbe neat tnuming after tbe capture. riwiic heart: ‘•He rejoiced that w« have such a PrrsW1MTXA.— December, up to Friday idcut aa we Laie—[loud chucts]—as last, was mild and pleuaant in lbv ex Abraham Liiicolu. 'Um Roman Empire- Much of tbe lime it did nut aven darkest hours be had never despaired of freexe night. Following Friday were the Republic. And future generatwats three days Of warm rain, which culminat­ :will reiTird their llratika to Abraham ed on Monday into a raow, a blow and l.inodii, who.in the dark data of lire Iteputilie a year ngo, ulrrn (re had dgy a a freeze. Tbe ground i. now barely • ilboirl siunbiDe, nnd night* witbout a white,and tbc-jped* inugh indeed. atar.rtjuuilcd not and did not detpair o| lire Republic. [t^eers] If there ia an hoeieat-hcnrtrd num wh«s Ilves In the conn* Rev. A. W. *1b*ob. Of Grand Rapids, WILL PREACH on try. ihainrali in Aliniliarn Lincoln. [Re­ newed cheering.] And though I em.etbs Doctrine of UNIVERSAL GRACE, limrs differ with tbeAdfniniatration,. yet •at ibeffoirrt ILmae^mr BUNDAY After- without regard to what Geuerala drey pm inoun al'three o’clock, and in the Evening up nr donu, I run for ihu .President and -at half part »ix o'clock. Tbe Communi­ the Ailniitiiatiatiuu unconpilioiially to ty are respectfully invited in come and the end.'* treats. Mathew's Chocolate M ora Drop* I KETER fail to destroy and eiiermfarte all kind* of Intestinal Vorto*. Are perfectly rviiabfo in all ea*e* awl foe superior to any and all of tbe .U.-UU, ■ CW»UI«1 mo Tbur«. Fanev Won. coofavtfona. and Batiacwna Verenlfogto iis wac. They toky be taken at Ml far.** with • da/ eve., Dee. 24ih '63. jkrfed safely, aaUieycwntaib KO MERCERY, or Th. atitertaitimetil will e»«n«»l of Mu- Uber deleternraa dreg. Metaees should always « ...I___________ I___ .LU.I... Tableaus, CbrigliMi Tree, &c^_dcc. -Banta Clans will dteiributc the present*. Refreshments t<> bv add and collection take*, for I be benefit uf tba Sunday CHltiA.i. liaaaT VOCSTT, aa ofib*.Prnb«le Coart. forJbw bofarn at the Frobiatc Offlce In Bifags. on Moodav, th* 7ib day the year of oar Ldrd one thou:d aud sixty- threw: in'C. fMwdteJtrigv “f Probst. PREPARATIONS. he ■T'aopleartire.' On takiui\tbe medicine »ba deceived a ebange at miee. Ow lite third Aar die lud r«overed*ber appetite, until on Ibe eighlL fay, not yet baling taken udP bottle, rbvghas I terped tekiac tbe mrdicioe. saying she wsa as veil to ever .he was. and as well as anybody could *c, and dhebaa continued m ever aface. “ravu KuD>.Gardnrr, ts Ptart at. •■Buffalo.Oetaber 1.1 ML" ty For Sale by ail In i:xgi»is. • C CROSBY, Oesersl AgvnL No. S5 Main at, taffeta. N. Y., to wbota all orders should be adIresaed. eetiyylu On reading and Cling the petition, dull fK. C. Mauchealer, piqi'teafor reawisi et forth, tael letters of AdSfairtraroa rKiS£tt.“Efc-. lav of January nest, al ton o'eTocYrvw own. be aaaighed foe lire besring of wk nd that the heirs al law nf aaid itacoasec auirv* Io .ppear .IWiiettiou of Mid eoutl. then to Sbotdeu .1 ib«,l*n>ttal. Ofice. in lhe viltege ot BtiaKB. .ad ^bew cataee.-if see lh«re be. why tbe prayerof It* petitfoeer Bbould nol be Ktanl»d : And II i. farther Vrderad. lh«l tht petitioner .lie col tec to the pervotw iot«».led in aai<l eatate. of the p-adrocr efeiid p«llu». and the aeanwg tbcraef. by eauiuog a copy of Uua notice and order to be pubh.lied in Hie lL>t^ a OeWBnaper priuled aad arcwi.ling in tai 1 county of IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ARE you suffering with that dread disease. SatWATSON’S NEURACOfA KIR0»IHspeed :ly ADMINISTRATORS SALE la U>« milter oTi!»e Ku*te of Jeer 1- Mctai“jtetaTtetareby given, Steal by ririneof heswe U><1 .ulbority gr.iucd to n» l.y tbe Jadgv of Pro, bat. ia »ud foe Ibe county of llarry, and Rtete ot i Nirtiigan, I will czpwMtoMteal pubUo .ixlten. ; un Monday lb. Brat day ot February I ML •« ... w«v ni ih*t d*v — .1• tbe o caucs ia —. . nnrtn — dunroflbe Court Hsaaa in tiio villa*, i-fjlMtin^ In th. county of Barry aad Ulate of M.eh z*». WJ of Ibe nehl, tiUa *ttl interval nf lb. .»U .teo.«e. to llw full.wiag dceeribed Real Estate, lying »»d being io the county of Darry to nU: Tberaatparlof tbe south wcat fractional qaar■1rr(M)of sttiiou twenty live. (Ik) in town Ihres (S) uorth of rsugo elcfel wsat, coolwning tbirtr-Mveti (171 acre.of land, more or tea* Alao rtltaga lota Nua. AM. the sou th half at J7«. and tel a:; Irean by la fo*l oat uf Ite uorib wnl enrser ; all ia tlw Ulla*, of IlaBliag* in said Barryoon.i.a^BW*?9L‘?‘ie2- . The New B*Jlrww4 Ealesprito. Tb» ehhtrtM uf Jackouti »nd Ingham •oaualtva ap|w-ar tu be in g1*^ earnest in ■ praueeuling the railruad onlcrpriae, in- , •trtxJnl tu cuntiect Jackwmwilh Ijmsing. I Tbr Rtaitf t.fbupervHuwwHflttghmticmm. ■ly, come ihu* oim*s p>v*lff«^ ,h* etedltW । the cnonty to-tte irtmmtiC of fidO.000, ini •14 of tbo work, and a WW. b«« rui-nth v« kJ Uv-tiru ‘"ah'"upon the action uf thrU««iwd, resulting tn ji mawirii v uf over 400 la thve»r of it-— , The efty of Joektmw has recontly ple<ig«11 «..<»? KQ.D00 f»r the •umo tiuwi. lUl ••. Urng pta^Mt. uo U* oumJitHM that j purthm nf the ruad bp uo*d as a part <’f ten. ratMiag bn Grand Raphta. 1W joule, has •Iraodr bw surveyed r«t h<itoa Rapid., CWrJolte. VerotaU.Rh.UM _ J _ — .■ /I—■ n?l fn.m LtlC HELMBOLD’S GENUINE ARE you racked with the torture* ot Bs(c»atuxT WavsoZs Xmalcia Kiso will speedUy reticre. ARB yon auBtring from Ike gnawtogsof Drsrtreut WiaoA Nbculcu Kixo will improve your t” ’-------------------------------- ... . iy tba prayer of tbe peutioorr should not La JriVfc farther oedered, that tbewtiritoer re notice to tbe persons interested In Mid eatate tbe pendency of said polltfoo and the hearing _ .J •____I — ■ — .llki. ..J.r In »"L. .ling. ■*«»•.” • M.w.prr Bling In Mid counit rf Harry, rriuu. to laid d.v of benng. ER”TWENTY-ONE-YEARS AGO. Ms. C. C. Banrot a dlsliopil.Ud ebrmlat and Druggist of tbe city of Buffalo, X.'T. lurtnled aad masnfsdured a compound known to BUISTOL A BALSAM OF HOARHOUND, which te a or sudden eban*, of tta> weather. Every person who baa ever taken BnisroL’a Bauam' or Unaanorsa. pronounce. M lbs best article crer invented; and eo JuaUy w.ebrei«I has it beeome.tlial lite market ia already fall 6f tbe Eaten Miner Heirs* ICIUGAN,County of IJ*rry, ■ i> of the Probate Court for I , bpfaeu al the I'rebale 0 fllee. HOBTETTER’S BITTERS Have received the warmest eneominms from the press aad people throughout Ibe Union,a. a fol uable tonic for ibe cure of Dyspepsia. Hatateac.. Couatipstton, and *vnereJ nervous debility. H ton not be apiirvscfird? Every tfo.v new aaato of its great erfrrf are ebro.ided through our publicJoornela. There ia Mthusg equal to tbs Jajoyment to that whidh ibe afflicted experienao v£m total Ibis raluabla spomgic. ItaaSltooe. Ita sure aad vlprooa action ups. a diMrdered stomach, and the eleausfag of *. tolire human body should recommend it to all claaaca of our connmuillV^ ; Sole mauufoeturer, lo wborn all orders should For aale by Dniggisls and dealers generally everywhere. 1» ll.anto bo bolde’irt th» Probata Offljo. fa tbo village of llastfags. and show caust. If jay tbsrs o.te'I'i'aSBH.TSBftttdw be. why the.prsycr of lbs pctllfoner should uoi BTllB mU»T Dirirrw *-»<«>> ttUti.tf ^KuTtafarther Ordered, fast Hi* pslilteavr bars ill. desired .ffeel fa aD LIST OF LETTEM, Remaining uncnlled fi.r nt »be Ilaelinga post Office, for the week ending Dedegr- brr 1». IMS; Estate of Wil item B. Mhaw. A-icsxrsKX^-^ Bowm Mrt AtetoAa Buck V 0 ttaltoia. end ace that bls WRITTEN signature ia *J^2^U?toaltobta kfadtaiwebas sow bee. some twenty-one yemk before tbe publie. and wilboalaay eMMton tbe part of Ibe proprietor, Ita sate has beevia. vary extensive, end u> daily incnasing. Tt. low price at which the medic.no is arid iff cvxvs'i enfica AU. to pattaka of ita K. Emor-nr .nd IJIly U Betas. toteWw Ou rmSlng .nd 61 inf the patiUon. duly rt- ».d. to .r>M«r .1 ■ tottioe of aaid Ceurl. U rn io ue nf Betty Ann Kcdurc. Gturdtan of mW n4tu.r» hohGota lh« Probate oaee.in Ike rtltege .U— M MJU* iter*, add *kuw mm, if any ibcr. be. why >'"> in.r be u.—■ *»•«■• a— —------ .-------prater vf the pelilteoer .boate sol be iraaird. ‘ Aad H i. farther ordered, that llw r'111""" live to ellehSTpetiiUe. peroon. interested Mid etale If lb.notice pendaney *»dinlb. teerng. give notice to th* persons If . ' '* EnduteC-oflb* ____ _ -'U.M. .nd reanonaiUa moat reliabta and responaiwa total*rffrtM pi i>ssT VeaB^RlUn.vmd th. character will accompany tbe medicine. besrfag thereof, by esasing a cap at Ihis order 'Bries fl per Battle, •rotataeW. to be paWtabed ta lbs /fowisto A*a»-r. f aawe-,■ .nd nrakllula told OMfatT at 44HH» on Tu.wf.y the thirty Bel day of M»yd • o'oteek ii the faeewoo«i bf ewd dy* tfart SMSSFltt, Xe4 JteC. Furtywa Mour.fa, Dec. 1L UCD*U>U>Ua r Jro£_6 wpoiOtort "VW Use hraeoe «‘f ' W>ubor -otWr J] . Or Concentrated hye ADMIMISIBATOB'S balk »«*« O >-*> rn ** % ■» AUMLNISTKATOB'S sale. gnnMiap LBS. DIUSD 1‘EACtm. JOB PMITDie, ' �“TW Ulaok Ifegu-latOr DIGESTIVE OACA RS. hundreds of square miles, and boor after hour, though whisked along with ths best speed of four horeea, a-Ahing can be seen on tbe road from Kuursk to Kbumurehuck, but end Ire. seas of rustling wheat, or tall waving rye." We have »e statis­ tics of Russian production: it Is however BuSotaot to supply not only ita own wants, but those of Europe also. But products, tbevgh easily and abun­ dantly raised, must be cheaply marketed. Thia ia wot tba ease with RuMian wheat. Tbe long sea Voyage, from Odessa to England injures the grain, and in Ilo­ nina’s Encyclopedia of Commereo thia re­ mark is found: " Wben this voyage Vs made In Summer, unless the wheat be very superior, and ba shipped in exceed­ ingly good order, it is almoat sure to heal, and has somsumas, indeed, Wn injered to such a degree as to require to be dug from the hold with pickaxes.**— Tbe cost of shipping a bushel of wheat from Odessa to London ir about fortythree cents per American bdsbal. But where a limited commerce exists between two nations tbr cost of shipment is usually mpch greater than where it is otherwise. An export can be made cheaply as to freigbts, when the return cargo will bo profitable In all these things the United States has great advantage over Russia. Tbe wheat of tbe Northwest can be <-*■ taken “ — to Eng °— ­ "'’ Iin a dlaiaie land by a short voyage, and so favorable that tbe grain is .. never Injured. Tbo cost of shipment rto Liverpool is about fourteen cents per buabel from New York. Tbe great trade between tbo two coun­ tries furnishes the best facilities for cheap transportation. Hence It is, with ail ita great advantages ta production, Russia sends directly to ths English market only about dm third tbs wheat soot by our country. PsCMia.—This nation is tbe cbief com­ petitor with tbe United States. It furn­ ishes twenty-three per cent against thirty five per cent by ns. But yet ita dan production 1s not much greater than its Consumption. It raises about 8^000,000 bushels of wheat, and having seventeen millions of population, a consumption of only two bushels per head would leave none for exportation. The people live very extensively on rye and potatoes ; and what amount of wheat is left for ex porlsiion, cannot In the absence of statis­ tical knowledge, be determined. Il can not be much, as may be inferred from" .’be following remarks Us'MeGregor : “We have no satisfactory- account of tbe agricultural products of the Prussian States. The exportations of grain show, however, that the production of good bar vasts is greater than consumption. But it must be takenflntq consideration that a great purt of the gram exported from the other States, and from Poland, peases through Prussia." Tbeea “other stales,” are tbe German members of tbe Zullvereir; and hence the exports of Prussian wheat to England represent Germanic and Rusaiau produc tion morelhan Prussian. EGYPT.—The exports of wheat from Egypt to England shows a rapid increase from six per cent in 1861, to fifteen per ;rf,<UT>»LM..r otm.. .2 2®wv»JBj!SSJHL_. art, vujV^vrtAXoAifox ^uXAac. a% a vrUaveVne ye-Vitk x»\\X tutt. oXL vAAAt ^ke/ak. k> >ma* to/' kuX a» a YtvacAtak aaetA— a tfYtrtt Ke <*u\a\OY oS »\y*ew-. IME AND BUI MORE QF THOSE— political Jinrtor]). o$ Vhx oxv\ SouXkXixw Has, $ov a Votvft Xvcrt^ \mxyv VKU6U xtxc&eit. ex*. ar<y£.\£. cj Syo’kvq.cXx KVvuy*, \»\u.e\y, V5 taken va \lYo^y t\ua\A\Vc*, ax\A a\ ^yo\ay \\rnc, avaa ttaYc \vre»<ta.XA.vc 0} Silioua Feuer, Fever and fizy.9, Liver Conzplaini, (Lxfspepeia, Indigestion, Jaundioe, Kidney Complaints, avA aW Guttata \.aY \xaX\iYt.. GOODS ! a •«*> 4pHti"AMw> JfeoF’ww iwPta .eWfiuiR I ;’S—ElTraStTStStt' . e»F. •* ^yMiyyjKir With fcebk. kA ar enreagtadsWrt TV not hare lx-Jib ; whb thaPT* hFAe btaMy. yso raaaus Jura wsotalm. Ma> Ayer's SttnparflU" •’*»*’ h roemownM nA the wMst sfiarflrii grSflitp' Uwhitss ?irrl JMAj «avcu<* 'VWse, "BvAtare avc eovaV»eA. wave anA V-ouxY^aV yooX.% awfik. kxAtv, \B-\vtek vaake. Xkcvct. 'Vo'cCcc.. R. J. GRANT! Ttaaw-aaws sre parpweiy irixn fow» 41 rear tiuu C< the country, ta onler itau errry rvadrr Uy KoYjotkk ftXovcvacXv "BvWeTft vaaak VtxcxvA. art. tkx. Ky. Kokack'* . ftXovsvo.c\v TAWactw IS MT USE OF TRADE Jcwsarows—Bury P. Bovsiu, X I. Lothridgt, M. H. Ceteaaa. Maru •aors-Wn. C. Lspban, Marila B. Palfflvr. H.ory Mdlwy. Rmasa-T, Phillips, John Gut, Richard B. 8bsw. TBoc«ArrtB-X F. Bmory. D. fo'Bssboe. E A. Meet J.B. Fresmaa. PoMoSm. M>4dl.vills. Come and See !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED to-w Xkt \xooy n\o.\\ KocXovk K\W». "Oy. 'B.o'oarkk « ftXovcvacXx ‘BkXXcxw s^urMi* IsmMUMI Mfow. . B«Mt> Rtatato sir “ avt, \\vt yycNv vaa\x'» BoVact axvd. Camjort. . Ky. Kokackk StOWUScVv Wx.X.V.'CR \ke. weak aoA lari within As sjMnn « bam «K nu.tag W>tltaa of th. cmmxuuv. “ HssssvU • HlTTt»• Preporv* by BaorevTre • ftatra. pTU.ta.rx. Pk HUdby all braMtata,&reuuaa4BtoraUuera r»ryvh«re. aevlyl '.■xk,w n STtrv: OPTHK PKACK. Will JW «tlecl>M at ArtaU «.d I know ths peMfe bars Mee ASMrefl Vy dc-T -vM wor Jv-mj.HT.rnl ta «MJhare I wen pruvaitae sltaadaatxiU, end there foVAVUhUA. DVERT18EMENT. Ot. Kokaekk ftXowvo.eXx "BcWcvs drew avMx\^ «veXaaeko\.\^ vtvakc Ta$i tw\o\yi\Ac,. WILCOX & GIBBS’ aawiw»aa«aiv«. Price, • Itk Hrawr ut Feller, ><O, The Wilcvx it Giaaa Sewing Machine is tLc fal Mackiiu xilkoaU rtyard-ta prtfr. Ut. Kcibaekk ftXowvacAv WCAtvs IPIB3iDafe; KKDnj'KKD BUILDING HARDWAREJAND MECHANICS Havtag aMdaamagMMaU with BoanfecSarers aad athm, 1 am prepared to suprose, to tbe great attention now given in that country to the restoration of its ancient sgrieuh ure. . W here ver. irrigation can be effected in Egypt, the must ebnnd ant crops are secured. Our knowledge t deal largely ta of the extent of tba progress of these re­ STOVES 1 cent Improvements is too insufficient to enable us to tetermioe the future increase Of lbs very best materia! aad latest ImprovoMate. of these Egyptian exports of wheat The exports of flour from -France to England do not present's rivalry that need be much regarded, for it is cocasionMJun-racrrxxD axticlu, al, rather than continual, aa Francs' has . daaatawfiya^ffMr not, usually, much of a surplus of wheat. OB WORK AND UPAIRING PRO For six Oioulhain 1862, it supplied Eng­ ATTI5DED TO. land with but four per cent of its imports Dou’t forgot the___ of flour, against seventy-four per cent CITY ‘ “* u‘ sent by the United States. Asa general remark, it may be said that outside ot Russian production no ri­ valry need be feared by us for tba pos­ session of the English market for bread stuff., fur German manufactures are so rapidly increaalng that the eurplus wheat production of tbe German states will soon be required for borne consumption. But tbo exports of wheat from Prussia and Russia wilt always have a material Influ cues on American prices, and must limit par exports of brndsthfik whenever thsir EATOS * n<lvAVCBTOK. value bare, goes much beyond what they have been during the fiscal year of 1M2. Withfond erope, and his superior mar­ ket fodlitisa, tbe A merican former may ' always maintain his supremacy in tba English market. But with ernrh an immenaa foreign trade in agricultural pro­ duction as the United States bee, and so 19 VW FULL AND COMPLETE. much affected by European production, it ta a matter to be regretted Chat ve possess ao limited knowledge of the latter. This arisen from the foot that Europe takes rm reliable statlstira of its agriculture. A System, bdwsrar. could be established for obtaining reliable ieformalion of it, Wa hava evary kind of goods, such IBWTCS & SIElO®®, GR RIES avtt Vac, SoVucy'* Vr'vkv, ^Y<.w(Civa£ KtaYYkxa, K\\%<yv\xy^, Kkx\hvaa<v*nv, cXe. i Throe ffittrra art jr.it up tn guar -bottles, of u-hloh (Aaafote u a fas~tim tie. ‘Th* laM it Jlastp •njjraivi.'.i it proviltl with a aaft-g.iard. J^v oountarjntfrt. (Prior gl ptr .Lottlr nix for C. W. Robaok, T>ef>i-»rLt r Eaat Pourth Pt . CXn-itne-^U. I- vn aU orders ahouU te odJr.-a - mil Y^.nr •••* Clothi AND DRY GOODS! . .war Frajuari hy Sold l>* trtfbHgfz. Hw D C AVrikd Oay<*: d-*cS^ Wvrrwiwre srirrts a WWHSfleSMHflfit <-.C. MOLttHOOli, PETER LOR1LLARD, Snuff and Tobacco Manulketurer H ft IS cumbers street. TTORNKV o»d Crea^Uta •' ia Chaarerr. f«*.»»•«•»<. < oll« A •4 l*. OCss.ta Uuttawh U. N.»B«LP«N, GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard salooiv W..L.S .tataare *. im'Jw tun iu quota* tatae ma* ISTABLISHED 176U ■ an iotelifOM pwraoMl exammqtJon of Ebropean agriecliisre; ita dtanrtor, extent, CHERRY PECTORALTbo Worl4TOi®a-Ba»«d, Ibr Cougfti. Colds? Thdij>lont Con­ i' sum pttewL at.d for Ua-reMaT of CoouaftpUva dwMszxU . rsxxow sKorr. sotah. Hooey Daw Hootoh. HARDWARE! tr A rtmia* » cxum b hi lum aaaee10s n> rsreu o> Pnrwcvr CaswtM uaSavatso TOBACCO slew af THRU HARD TDO8 wsaraesl ODE GOODS Unusually Low ! __ - � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-12-23.pdf 162f37e6c6041c87a9e42118a6e0dd67 PDF Text Text ; ;ai? Imtmu ’lit.' VOL. VIII. HASTINGS, JABBY COBMH, MICH, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1863. ofRume;SL receive! the-eundsr tb. bshatfl of'As oorarflfuiiuua! prS.«h0.>n wMlf'Mttafe tHt . '’.'11 ‘fc - 1 < ■■ ■ “IV United Stat- sl»l' «srinY» i*. eyery SlateJn thte Uhhkl W repubhran Sc Iteafesi^aJMmbwt, drtesb I. form pf■ government, andL »MLipArt«ci each uf them against II tiunoftlie tegfdiitnre .M7.-T.H7/ 4UA*' . aovxmthumj. M * ■<0 Swticjs Bavwr H rouLMua iu,* «n«u* ' iiti iiiiiuiipj^jswi &'WJSWfl« -v hastikgs Abd I d'» ft'Hlter proclaim, de and make kn «wn, that miy prwi whMt iA«y be*4’>jrtod by ubehfeti DKtIG STORE!!! to Eatxoa ernwirtit, in ndstlim t*rthe freed p ••f «uch State! which shall reo.gnljt,___ , Which daalh 'w«M shorty set!. Roberts &, Striker, ---- .,, ...... w.vwv... W..UIWM, w a Ulmrlons. landteas. and hoiiseltM <4^, will tmt be ■ objected to by the national Exfvuthe. ' ■ DKCUS AAI^XEDICIKJE*, ate, raiists, Olla, €*SM «Ac;Ih TURPENTINE k?tif AUCbUOL. 1 FUttiuSEs.ONi.Y_at: GROCERIES! ■a 0 !i£ •: 0 r TK.t, C(iFFEEvSU0AJt.'9HCti,raTEk. PIl'KES. nos. BAKINK. COWMSU; SWF.ITEY Ac AI.I.EK a TTUMXBVS *T LA W.a4 fUUeiUrv iCbsu A «arv. CartSeaUr auraHaa PsM !• < L.\v. WING, rDffffCK OF THE FKACK. Will at«» d totte >1 cullocUun of *l«W» sad all nOo'C- nHii.evS ;>rrlsi»ine l«i hi« oltice with fid-lily and promr-l XM-rllle ix^tswte*****" I. A. HOI-DROOK, 1 TTUBBET and Cunmkrl-aat l*«. K" ieiteria .'V Choiwwrv. Gsoersl U"-i Tax kge*t.— Oalca. xeoond alory of IWIbroaVo Bieck. X ditACKSv FwiS.T.ri. -4 a.-.rvM.. te. WMI > tefW laatsan lMaUeattaoi die liaa sf thair p wto-rn •a.IWu-iaas*. - ■ _ ’ o x-- ... t*a Uswrt Hwaas. Host sm 'JlKb. J,J«» A.S-aaxKT. , F**a* klx>. Ind CenUwr Extract, ' tiiltfed'. and are now guilty of, treason >ig*in«t tic fnitc! State-; And wholes", with rHvrencv to said rvlwlbnn and treason, laws have lo-cii rtmutrd by O-t'grr»» drvb.ring forfrintrr itnd’isaifikCnlloti ofp«u|wrty and libera­ tion of slat tn, all upon terms mid enttfitioti* therein stated, and also drclaring tlial thr President «l» thereby authorterd at ant time thereafter, by praclama tteii tn extend tn perarum wh-> may have |mrtiri;>aied in the exisling rvlMili-m in any State, nr putt there*.?, paid.hi snd STATIONETl'^’, PCCR, pKNCtJJi. .INKS, PAFOU-JS: VEt-OPES. cXB W. Ac-, Ac. most popular PATENT MEDICINES J. M. BVKSEf. ing this fall and finish the war.” The raore particular object of this let- isiitbiinrd. ■•fone of <Htr men. nut Mir fl-inn continued flrluif unul ’nfs cmnmmy ’wees mH uf sight and the ene­ my macar approach. " ............ , Obsenlnp his pCMillon, and fiticHqg /«• treat out t/ lhe question he .'went up .tairs, wW *<ff his arms and prepared himself flu* his fate. lie pre the sigtull • ■f surrrnderat the approach of the ene­ my, Ijnf It required n^sevira rebuke, its unchristian and unmililary, lu prevent his antagonist frofri MBWitlng Mtn through. Beach as. taken about two awd s hall miles from the E<»r^, placed under slf.^r H-iard iu company with somn 300 tebel deserters, and him four days,and a half All the food given hi tn duriuu that’ time was Otte and a lislf pbunda.of fl*mr. ajsslf po«»d beef and tin sak He mad* his escape from the guard by crawling upon bis hands and knees, between them, whilst lUy w<-rc warming tbeirfrust bitten Vws, and upparvlly Aujeunscious <>f nnj,|M«»g else. lie went dire.-Uy l» Gordmisvilla, u I.H— ‘I«!“ "■ O w.C»"« Ww~-™ •* ,u,,n—| the teller place whoa JrfT. Davw wgs Hisaly wf ,h<!11 V* .cxmsaltntion with Grp. l^c, lie , j cr»W«ling arc r. of the G*-dd< L its loftv p»« .Siwclai arUatow wiU bwpahi «• COMPOUNDPllkiU.klPTlUSK: and MV H. WRIGHT BOUERTS X STRIKER. N. M for the cmivvitewee ef AMerseys amt .,L-1 ..11 CT. «“•*“« a»• .■flKift' KS1PPCK A BIRR»W& forward keep and maintain mu<J oath in* I.-late, mid which rnUli shall lw regbgrrrtf for periuainul preoervati**. and shall Im ,vf the tenor imd rffrrt follow teg. to *H: ■ •unde FACTORY, terms. . dollars. leiimlUis hr Ibe Piwdv-tit. marie during lire rxi-ttng'rvbrllioli. having .< ferrm-e to dsvM. SO I' Dg and so far as not modified HALF th. ehWh the wool ’.’rouiptl^auvod- Sohelp me G>«d.” S"u ' Ti h ~y* 9”* WOOL CAIlDtNO u. r.cirERrt, . AsBicuircnnw will find in the SwsteUJU Asmtmm 4mripturns of All the best and approved -Fajn inptemrtts; also original or we1l-ael«$ra artictew tw» mailers TtlstiAg w geiwna AgrteaUsrs; great core • be tag -ishSte'-W furnish Farmers. ’ ragdarty, W*J*um4 1'' A u Cta«sr*«x Tteanrx* Sch»rijk Assm’rtew s popular to present it always in an attractive form avoiding as’ much as powalbte abstruse [term*. To every Intelligent iniad, this Siibwiibcra vlmuia remit »o |s .to, b$yf tMr subscrlpTlong begin «n ’^s Hr** « Jitunsry with the new iolnihe.' 'IWeA il.bs mrla negHi, wbwube tbpintht It wouldjl« intrust, tpidhihibiawbJo,Me­ ywWFff tMf'ie ate mmiihej'gt'fW fesir ry ajid, asked if lec>»u)d help h4m. -Tbe imwtfbM2° wtpteA te.dtcluWata' »w. b»4 negro, although a slave, true V’jtus iof-C HfL, Subscribers.te. Cassda, sMwtld remit 25 cents extra. y>psy,p<*tel> gave,him an upper r»>«« inhi^ house, led Spcsimrtt C->pte< sent free •’ alwv rraus [Lim. iiud kept him them fuim Sapir^ay n pamphlet of “xbrttfi ix» ntTSWTOtrs. ' l.iah: • until a Wwk fium tl)e next.Saturnt " " wwM " u ® n ’ ° ’ WivaeturAdd re* ml- rm ./.7J 0-7 rmldiers **« is ■ tte . “Mlhu i t. Bebel t»_i _r _ U-—_ ___ _ iI. S’ dicial eiatiouiundtf .Ahl Lulled Stales I., .id the rrbrWuM ; are «w shall have l-scn military «»r naval ofhcvrg uf Mi.l dh railed Ctmfrdrnile. government, shove the rank of O*atW »n the army. *.f lieutenant in fbv wvy *, ■>' ’•’« .ent.intte' United Btntea Congress l» gid the rvbrlftnn; all who rratgrted c*im-: n.fart.ms h> the army «r navy «f United States anfl afterwards aided the rabelwn; ... ... !!: placed io poaitlon Tuead.y. o«..,lMlittie remained tn be Au»e.on Ak cdomday than settling <h'* head on tint statue, ‘Dir height *.f the work ahnvo inrnt floor of the capital., tadudigg,’the crowning sta-JM,’is 287 feet. ;• Of lbs old dome, whirh was Iroilt of wood, the uouF^AfTlWh^shells were’ not < .Hirmitdc; and white <he ftnief w«'. tn proporthm toSOivpr »>l Miaf of the Pttetbeon »( Agrfppa at Hmm, th*MU*ft-wm«4i Inferior tn stae. th- miler dome *»* hifh. vein .proportion than that «f rhe'Pan­ theon. Its inflamible nature, nnd Its narrow eaeapewt' the timb the library was burned In 18*1, calted H* stHmtM : . rlir'-O MMsasa, Jm« ’■ .■MBUteWB.-Tli > W&W'WW* colored boys belonging to Nr.——-. ofeSf Thev canot LrftRfWertel UfiTmouth of pra-fffi , and sheetings, ■. G. HOLBRIWh, Cmbmwts wUIj findute|.<bs .ftteabjlf awni-. -f n«-i.SiiwwSv made tn Chemistry, and .article* on tbs applfatWob bf that science tb all thh 0iM^ m-biroes of ,4.lfl pMts. each—B© ,FS»b euce -f Almighty Gud that I will henceelation; thus proc<irt9ga rich and ariMbrm tenh failbtull? •“!»?"»*. P”Mt ,ntid de­ tend tl*e cohslilttHon of inc United States -MAiftutM.Mn.ii. T .nd the Union of the gtates thereunder; and that I wiOi'IHte manner, abide by r WANT 25 000 IK uf WOOL to ■nd failhrnnfailrtKirf aU acteof CxtgrvM . ■ ' ...a _______ _________ —< til. _ tLS ri U 21 Ulii. .t madrasburu •?L CASS1MEBR. rhe entire cost of this grain work of art J. H. TAM BMNT'i WOOLEN 1uf.nmch. ynlut:j» pwsrwrtti. wift hint* upon the eomomioal nianagetnenMs tbethHHC 1 *" EaonmMwni find In the S-rrtflJfc afmerian* vmuxbledescriptions nf.aR lha derm <xpcdictit lor the polllie welfare; And whvrrNS. with rvferenco tn the »bid rrMli* n. ihr-Pn-sidvnt td the UllinM Stntr* lisa issued wveral pnietenmtbht* with provmiuti. In regard to the present iniprrfci’unii, jFmust not be onderstiH^J thkt' nh biter pnasihle muds । hla'inthm ot slaves; And wberen-, il i* n**w Hedrtd by will benccrptabie. Gtevm under my hand .at the City Washington, the eighth day of D**eO'the Wiled States. and to rrinarfguratc brr. A.'D.. <>ne thousand eutht fcundred and sixty-three, and of the Indepetideitee uf the United States of Atneriia the IDrir rewprctirr U>w»; Therefore I, Abraham LlMoln, Pre*i right v-*-ighth. fi. N.f ADBADAM LTSCOIdt dent «■€ the United States, do proclaim. licipated in thr ixialiug rebellion, rxc.pl a* hereinafter cxerpieil. that it full pardon Ralph Eaq- MldAterills He is'*’Wustwiirthy man’, and gives aunie hiiumting accounts •ifpbet army Gnen. Our yrginieut ware •m picket near Raeeoei Ford, «n the Rapidan and were relieved by the 7-t Executive. And stillfurther.* that this Mich. Atuo. Beach <>f Company K, proclamation M intnuded tn pnrrant rn with afvara! others of his company . prre occupying the basement of a house, and using it as a breastwurk, and from which it U reported mapy rebels Mid the wteiturs uf tteir misdeeds. ' The ordgr »• fill terfkxrSgiven but youhg1 Beach, Aid , >.Di£n£Aif', ifiiB. . XV TnUaa-4 .w.| k... their uccu|—,_ brigade,was not engaged in. Um b»e ac '' tentx^trt! wift'U ti«>r> as Um «bO«country wouW appro<*, extreme right, holding tha fiwds sod Ums preventing a flank innvament. 1 ceaami say;that the object'd- emsging acompliabed. but J do. think the army of r-.nditioiis, which may bs'denmed. rxpethe Potomac was never in better fighting wasningion, wira numenpMSW <ti—»• k. r——iu. tk. — ■- . notes ; Xlv( difyurnjw A“?‘ ceroim States; peaehiiici.t j And aherrav. o nibellhin «... fob mechanical anix medicibAl wD should frailsITgivShimeirtha re»p- And it L engaged as not Irtipmprr that, TUB PXQCUkMATIW» OF AMMDTTY. hi tjonstruetihjt a loyal state gnverttrtii>r,t The following Pr>«laiU4tum is append in liny state the name of the state, the liuunflAry. tie suMivnion, the const Hu tl*m and the g-neml <vdr *.f |««a before PaOCLAMATmX. the rebellion.'be mafnridned, MiEjcct ftHly Wbercaa. In and by the Omstllution t» the niodiflcstftwnr-rttadc neeeaaarv bv I the eMtdltbwte hereinhef be ’iftaW* and OWM. iar- r.alMNc<X«YM«t .. • this dlda the RapWan,' having repeated another g'ir»ti«m so prcuIUr to deciare (Mr prnnsriwt freedom, 'phIti'a Uma aga^ vide lor tW^wucaii-m. and which' may this aruy. -fa is hustings' Snshttss fUrrtloni. a ,itew.pud must fompteu assortmeat ./ Bo«iX-.Drar . Sir-—The f4 Iiunrtcrtved brilhem., The «»- Z.Z73S -■*’•» ■>"”•*» 1!" r-S-l «• mtpM Ha^ |M hhdt.IraUtHh? murhhn tte asepritewf hia taoiheej '•fte asked: " • . <IW *Baf’bSuhr ni.thi^Zmniier; wfisn he p*»'l<>R*ttbs twtvf* te» U* u, kill him- -I did my tert" was the ra ply., They througsd about him from morning till tfigM asksig qwstw-w. ail of w Inch, BcourdiM iu.bjt««a tulory were nshits influeucatiba chaxartar .pratty jjdfr.mrnrt.M'fwmf «“* guard, to Allow ,rw r-yag* 1EHTIST, I which pw« the’ United ten> wereenttrrfy mnblheite-W tfioch ’ nitrrmqrMr. tey 111" miivnxifhvtn. iiriii. TWy — j- thefr' Warn R-~» ■—* S’ » fM' •«>«■ tZii-e, and eWry M** ,*^* Ib.*^. b. I>|A •MnriliM •heWf *'**’*« uafO-ww. ' !*• gofPl »ld W<1 it. Bench was captured »>J ,tb« L<»teaana higbl^irf nearly 300 frrtpb<*«ll* Tiger*. ‘ Tib finds no fruit with hi* treat<Jul while a pn»m«r. f«r he thinks they did as well by him as they were able .— Ik— '■hT^'licWfen BASE. Xi •■>'’. staircase, winding spirally ethers, dull rc-MUblUb .—II Mfhlilll IT1* : aifaf’ ‘A* •’**♦*** �>EN-x>rcr ■uMMPn. following, which we taU from the * WtiBttfay ttuntag, B»«. JfopaMwa, alien ia a great LMfrvfoMA- fo«re... rorot fofa 1 foforewreafew...................... ,Mfo.hl*oa Ccwtrul ■ b.MO M 10.SM mm npwud .sdg lb. Lmd. of -«r Imm.” -klM xxl •4" or -kUM, wooaM >>4 .ta*pT' A lioe -urorraw BaWa.'oa «.| __ — — - —™ — . „ — — “ .»reHWS«1»-j>Hrt«l WWdfwBamrf oinH .---------. -------------------------------------- the bdrhotfaeb* believed to I it is .Wound thatOVm ■■■;■■'-,.■.----- doe advantage of ths foot.. -,'rtro musketry fire.was very heavy.— 1 , 7 It wiH.^m but the wreire pTgwT 0.848 it ftwni tiro e>»«upq«toewk •£-1,IU sense oa tat part rfaoy avail themselve. .^ihu .imple preventa 75. We havs token some prieunvre butrig- ( live. To abow toe importance of sa«;u'•f tea United AeUafaseiMlsd.te Jsu#4 atiOK wo quote from Thoma. Walaon ’ a ft-ftton tx* ' Tbembnlo Movement was mads with s ' lecture* ne toe principle, and practice of PENSIONS TO WIDOWS. speeding two dUhtra a each well coutrlwed plan to <eut tiff end cap­ member of ibti fen>i|j. fllipting in eases lure Gw.’Rhoekelfard and command and beUevtd, dutag much damage. All the ‘During an epidemic in Scotland. Dr. a heavy fore*-of rebel' cavafry moved rebel batterlas «>|>ened, andwi Ito.vy bom­ .!3 John Thomjpopft saw frpxp June. dSlB. to PtoVfl tMXWM to the Attorney Gaoeral bardment en.ued for »e» oral hours. ; ' Of Umm. ti»' intent lol The storm rs washing away the rebel era that our lose dur- December 1810, 558 cam. - - ------ AftiMftWlfon uf MMtructio^ftMgMUtoi^aya Isrge num­ •nd 205 bad ftrevioosfy bad tytUber eow-pi>x -•d, wounded and mi*> Itf%|ity of each a rsutriction, and his re­ tbe programme was shocked by Gen. ' and 50 of them dird ; nearly one In four. thousand eerun bunbar of heavy timbers, bolted together , w ’tw JS«Mr iwo Ferrero, who sent tiro brigade of Geo. wtolia' ilorai. “A Soldier’. Wife,". In tone, and Dr. Thomson knew si 30 other Humphrey‘tti bold llie'fitro. Th. rebel* •och-osuea..making 71 iq .ajl, wborsuf 8 fired acroei'tho river “with’arfit|»ry upon by our tegs. last week’s Pfoaa.. ums nearly two and The amount, of timber a3l0 bom previ­ tbe brigade, but with little effect. »Vc a half ceNiMS B IndhtefflUftato abuee of large that It i. ' s hich cams down is ed. and among these there expectl ecusiJerableTight tomorrow. .■♦Useybodjr, that hM had anything to shy Mth.* qr'du'of or 1n tbc munificonss of the State tion of Marseille, at the OperaUeustn W.iSira VSrutala. portanre. _ _______ PENSIONS TO UDlUDBBN.,} oT lentic there in 1828, yras Ihtibqt'iurxM U.'fl.' Tnh^ts, ’ Wear 0/XX);that ia to say. uf ur ViabiXfx,Dee.T4.—Webiy; infor­ ■ -Am,the ropfttaUea of the Laad and ited, 2,000 variolated, and mation that a detachment ’of' the $0lh heart af MA Soldier's W th,1' «• trate toe Mow®* [toa .2 1.-Rich ­ Obv. Blair has’ based bl. preelamstfon clod. Amnqg .the 30.000 stmts, ear. are rotilW to fr*»i»W. If I terr to ’ mirtivs 5., as h*. been surmled, ramvetdng the LhgMstare of ihi* Bute io vaccinated, About 2,000 were attacked Pennsylvania -cavalry while <«t ton a mond papers uf toe l»th, contain the fol­ so wiflew lie rbiMrvn aeter lljon, af person acout ordered by GroerafEellv^deetroy- lowing: tbi pen i>r due soldier's wife’s" •arori rosriMM WWMMWMMm -.rm”extra seeetou at Lansing on the 18th, day with the small pox aad 30 perished ; I CusaLMTus. Dee18. — the Ironsides od, who, did but iiltla ln the >oer. namely, in 100. Of the 8,000 uqprpteci of January. ' The im mediate object of ed, 4,000 were attacked, and IJQOO or I PENSIONS TO MOTHERS fouudenr for tliv preparation uf fruit to be the mm Ion, It held to be the necceeity of in every 4 died. And nut of toe 200 •ent to Klebmtind, and II is. reported to BISTERS. ” He Ir-WdM will probably h.vw 4e be some legislation to enable town., Coun­ varioloid, 20 took the disease a second be used in the construction of gunboat.. Wbero say eltfoee. er parses. eatltM I almndraMd, Tuwsd ’ lha Monitor., fti e irf feeafoea. ato ee*.eeUe< to Marot. 4 ties, and titled to Jnske legal provisions time, and 4 died, or 1 In fl.”’ A portion of the troops under the com­ also badly disabled. ’ | >n mand of Q-l. AVsila sad tW.m .Gen. ’ 8uh for toeil bounties, In order to aid in rais­ 4|«s profesaedly written Uy and in -behalf Uvah’s column, had aetelU skirmiebingna ing’Vntantoero for the army, “ahd all The following I. an extract from a let Monday near or beyuad Strasburg. CoL tef "A Bottler's Wife," we must treat It tuch other subject. aa may be brought Ctoctatun. Dec. 21.—A .pfteial to the WOTbWHtltei. ,p: . ' ‘ tor of Gen. Meade to a triend ia Newark, Wells took some 80 prieuoera, a portion ftmasrecfef, ftuso Cmwberiuad <fop, Dec. before the Legislature In puraoanes of the New Jersey, written jurt before the last of them belonging to Ewell*, corps. j".^M> artjdo'i. pariiculirly Mtara. upon 18, says that Longstreul di vidwd bia army movement <>t the Army of the Potamac: 'jjaatiogk dqpprsfoor and {Tastings Constitution." ■hi ^l<mday <me part, making the at­ “1 am fully aware of the greet anxiety No More Swppfiee for Prisoners. tack ■*> Beau's Station, and the other official., mixing up with: the latter the in the public mind that something should WaMUuOTMlt/Doc. 1 fl.—The Star ba* The Ravages ol War. ■Mime dibs Whbr eftiils papfl*, as If, in be door. 1 am in roonipt of many let­ the following : The Chief of the Boreas at Kelly 's f Fwd. the dreign beogto cut fcriag tba prawwt war for Tbre* Yew*, er Oe* Shackelford and F'Mter. The movement for ni uar'anl bev* OUO, or here UM wMfo The Ravage, caused by the war In ters, some from person. In high positions, ^*r bnhodnded .Impllelty she supposed of exchange pf Prisoners, General Uilcb- of Gen Furrsrv frustrated ths plan. la tbe amke.arerwti M la On* Mtn Tennenae are thus graphically described: telhng me I had better have my army | cock, tuts received from General Meredith in Htetinp. Heavy firing waa beard <w» Thursday Uoaair Maury. eu4 aueb amor* at the Mdfor'a -There it a portion of th1.State to devas­ destroyed and the country Riled wp with |*ay m roar beta aenwaft te tba <ta>* at Ma Arete. Abusexti Um Supervisor of {Ja^ tated by tod civil wares to bo practically tbu bodies of the eoldierathan remain in a copy of the letter addressed to him oe between Taxa ell and Otoea tfrevs BuUbuusfr la peri la tbe hair, la tba nric^i the 11th, inst., by Robert Ould, rebel Jawtag-arilewroa ether ; «. tba I'lli | |K. baigstrewt i. pfported killed and hi. .mgs seteftk to «a u» -be wxceudlngly i 11- abandoned, by the foot of man. The awn active. Whilst I de not entfer myself to Commia«i<m«r‘ of Exrhanpe, announcing forces surrounded. tlnrad and uagrecios.,- eioee be oppreed •re .1 umbering at Shiloh, Corinth and be influenced by each communications. I the determination of tM rebel WarDoAnother diapatcb from L iudoo, Ky., Stone River; the servants have gained am and bare been most anxious to effort partment hereafter, to receive no more 'the ulrtidxiuti* restriction, and,was ia- their freedom ; the women’ and children something, but ain determined, st every provisions from the North for our prison­ Dee. 20th, ray.: Gen. SUckalfurd and .tell had arrived here, tn rottit for bums, Wtrnmamdia phdag the subject before bare fled to more remote and quiet pre­ hszxard not to attempt anything «nles« ers ia their bauds. lie left Blain*. Ct<mb Road, on the 18th. Falling in behiqd the retiring my judgement indicate, a probability of 'the Attorney General, by whom it hw ran la. We learn from fortress Mnsroe that The buttle of Blaina Station O«>k place footsteps ofhumanity come Uro four foot­ eccotnpltsbing some object commensurate <r mU* w !■■!< >» 1^0. •b*Oeld to be void. Whwt the offense be allisges that persistent vi|lificali»n and on tbc 14lh. It cummencod at 2 w’cbwk * Aw.AirjwAfcj tir ed beast, and creeping things. The fox with Um destruction of life n.oes.arily abuse with rslereuee to the manner in •nd lasted till Jark. Bhatkelfiwd holding Ns vim* has been we nan hardly makes tie burrow under the ruined dwel­ involved. I would rather a thousand was to fiad fault with the lings where a happy P*»ple once dwelt time, be relieved, charged with tardine.. a bicb the rebsl authorities "have carried the gnmud.qeti) ibat time, wbjn he with <>ut their pledge on the sulyect, is th. ■weepingrwatrictioe of the Board of Sc- The serpent crawl. under the floor of the or ineomnetrncy.than have my oonscienev rea.ua .for breaking up tbs ‘arrange­ M tbs same lime pointing out church and school house. The squirrel burdvnea with a wanton daughter, use- ment, Ilsprumises to deliver foilhfuily •halter, and build, hi. neat upon toe lo­ lca»ly, of brave tore, or with having y^feabuti^ of the food which had, to all Ibr.siipplM-a io question that had been cust tree in thf old yard, once noiay jeopardized the great cause by doing re«civ«i up to the aims the letter was ■ impelled tUo action of thu Board. with the mirth of children. Ths gum i. what I thought wrong." ' written and fays that hereafter J»r priatf in reading our remark., “A Soldier's rotting In the cool spring—the partridge oners in their band, will be ratiemsd. pre­ -Witt" who ai. not modest in her preten- whistles from the ridgepole of the eabio. GnMntynre.—We learn that the lit. cisely the same as lirey. retina their sol­ ftUMAia w«l A the Board 6f Supervisors, The wild bee seek, a .tore house for hi. Rev. the Bishop'(Hopkiiro) of Vermont diers in tbe field. honey, fearless of detection by the human Without doubt tbs allegation uf villifijiaCe'/eli rebuked, lheh otv»»*purpoee was eye. All isreluming to a etale of na­ wbo.Mvgr in better health, or belter able Cully. . acoonnjpliahcJ. Our article wae ture. What a monument of the ravagee to do tbe quantity of writing he has to cation and misrepresentation,put forward do jn.t now ; not only hi. book, but ,bn as the reason for declining hereafter to anMMikretih the foil iateouos of pleading of krtr.” receive Mtpplirs, ia a mere Mllerfngu th* ^ftswer the hundred* uf letter* that bo. flbMsMftof -Soldeira* wives,” **wh» are .... real reason being ths prsM, sod the jsftlreceive* from every pyt uf. tbe country, Wodtot iu their nreirotions" as both —I tUi .bow | uu»y of the ps»ple uf Mk-bmond <4 tits i - fy~Tho«rabolitionist. —‘1’nlon men’ principally to prai*o him, iand who are uot, aqd Urn. much | they tali themselvrer-wbo take »o much their«relltedeto G"d that there — - i* *.» one one | fact that, through ths care and liberality I - a—«._•»------ ■ of nurG<H«jJ>menl and tbeir friend, all vto^ftMopiug ourrtotivo oftoa Board of pleasure in denouncing Democrat* aai man among tbe clergy who baa bottncsi AWaI'iA ••copperhead.," dtr., and lauding ' their emwgh to utamf alone and battle against boms the Lumn prisoners in tbeir hand. ] own double refind patriotism, have now the fanaticism that is^Hdaftgering the were said tn be living better than any . •'Mlfer-Shidler's Wife* in the height of I Alaa ia Irvieg.Pa*. lllhaf I>.| ti-rta. OK*an excellent opportunity to prove their Cfofreh. Many 'sly that thousand* of family could live in the rebel capital. TRUtk y.*.<^ UM.gto.r uf J<« aad Maaraa hef_pasaion exclaims, “! wish some one loyalty—to "show tbeir faith by their prayer* era offered daily fur a coMinnHaxBattaorr, aged t yssrs s»4 • noete>. pass a law prohibiting every lady works," by volunteering to fill op the aneft of bi* life and hralth, and th* ble«- i Alaa, AIm? bet rt i« aa j-Drate till raleatiraa sing* of God on bis faithfolnee*.—N. F. Fretidenix last call for three hundred WASHiiraTtte. De£. IB. — Information fetrft -Uing-extravagant.’ laeur ioraoat Uaa ia vbstaiab astewt MU S/hMmo af ran. thousand more mea.—National Retord. has hern rreeired here that Order* Nu. 46' soul, we second that wish; truly bellow­ The ‘ fenalieiem that to‘ twd.ngaring <»f Geo. Butler, recently fotueti, ha« Trafr'uaa.vaw armrete. UM btoawararmetlrti. ■ The above, In substance, Is going the TbasgU ba baa Item frm ea, gtehr. Xatbvr ing that could it 'tare been done year* rounds of the copperhead press of the tbe Church," which thia Rl Rev. man of worked wonders in rsdshnlng tn tbeir Wt‘* emnrtry. Whe/wi would ask. should God hm had the “boldneae'' to resist, ia allegience to the Government syiipathi.fpaMd “a lUtl* botue," fe/orv her buo- the “Abqlhioftista" volunteer tn filll up the novel and .iugukr notion that one cto with rebdlbm. Its operation began the quotes eftho last call 1 The recent mas should nob have eeeared to him by In Norfolk n«r Saturday last a ben a num­ hetidwrollteWM-. voting of the soldiers now in the army — law the righiito whip other men'* wive* "“ttetatoy streb indiscriminate abuse of dmeufirMrOMo, Mfosouri, Iowa, and 1ft- into eulMniraioa to hti baavr appetites, ber of hitherto noted opponent, to the “M.r/ihre'oCicI.U," charging that “they deed'frnm'every State of which the sol- nor to sell hie own daughters to wealthy Government tolled 1h .nd tubk the oath tsd ItM ir todiaa lay ; teaeate lb» ofallegienre. On Mdtitfay lbs number kaow^ ofbeing a rillaiaomimbecile diere have voted, or had a chance to .too* Jibcrtlora on lU auction-block, of Rich of applications far certificates of loy.lty mood or New Orleans. It is quite pos­ were sn great that they could scarcely ba Tftrt, toat- ysill tarn upon, aad tramp)* thtir “politics," and all the evidence we can get upon the subject, goes to .how sible that Chis "fiiaaticism" is ‘'endanger ►down tbeir best friemfo, and no moral beyond s!I question that folly four filths ing" some thing* that call tbewMolvoi accumndated. ^riMVatiml fe xtrong'enough, nr principle ifwol indeed nine-tenths Of all the sol "ton Church” or churchw; bnt bow aay SgrreJienmigl) to withstand toetreupidi- diere now in ths field in the Union armies one but a frond could regret that. Or why New York.-Dea-18.—The IFertf. are MAbnlitionist..’’ Certainly it would Pvere should be offered to any gooij ag for “a eontietmtM.’'of ro«-A ub.dd- ■peoi.l says : The Senate Military Oom Why, my dear “Suldtose We," in be bdtter and more like the fair thing If B* wbo asrvvy* CriftUae through, raw sever. the ‘•Conservatives* and ‘ Democrats’’ nme,” we camoi tmagfhe.v-A’. F. Tti- nut lea had a long reaaion on the a«l>«nddiatribufrtfMtf^Md, .“Hesling^ lili ruoB.d »SC——. wa eiwro* nteni. to the eouecriptiun art. It is said would volunteer awhile now till the thing official* has denlt out nearly a. mnch as gut to be s little nearer ^vetr, ud tn the that after an animated dab.il. die 8300 AaA laera te u^k lb. baevaaly way, awd aut&r alFW^Xj^' ^U of Barry represent, i low of parties in the army.— exemption elauae waft .triiken out, and all Bis with . 7 sad til Bia the tw o classes pul into one These are Bia kiad rvnmauda f.rr aad •tetinty.; while not wm quarter of the Tbs “Abelitfoniste" are aireftdy over­ ■ wvfslAU. . ... the only . principal amendments to the whelming in the majoHty.'—Indiana Statr MMdier’a wlvvu live io llasting*. Inbill and will be reported ti>murruw, and n~s »kWs U>tf>*er. beveeur 4aM ba*a Gatettt. MHrwbMfldrotelly bbtsined cvideore, as edurt.made to poa. tbera at once, so EW tlAKNEW SHOP. Xie* afuAyaC Hvtevt, we kwaweeOrow long to X— .L*. that the House may have the bill on star. (3T* Latest reports from Lktls Rock, Monday to go tn work .Mid complete it pej« Qftt nb-rol half as mock to fiuailirs Ark^ states tost 7,080 wise had rome in before Um> adjournment ia had for tbu wTrnddforeas toarowto shooed little wil­ arose the oeespetivn, *,060 of whom are holidays. The object is to pcevent the I. A. GMMK1I, t-w. x lage of Hastings now io the Fedora*! army. The people postponement of the draft on the Sth of la CeBeeutiea: wiA Ua Hardsare. PrtaMa "fetf.la «i«w of such beta wo suggest are satisfied that slavery wnt go by the wasting * tadkt.dMdier’. W,ife" that she emi- board, ced ar* farwreWe to uey Mru mentality capable of hriaging them seder •mtuto wore olhoc town ia thig oouaty, the poMoetioo of the Union Government or to ooero other city or village o4 the In foe. toaa 13 months Arkansas, with ft a ibuer to toe Warden of the prniteni Nxw Ynaa, Dee. 18.—Ricbmend {>* State, ubuiu tiro -toCtfoh’1 wrw oot. so new Cuwetiluiioa, will be In that honere­ «<ying toaf there is nut tiro slightest pars of the JOth, have telegram, from peal lion—Confederate away broken effito deace to be found of fraud oe currug All .ala. announcing very positively that 00 the part of tbe offieere, either ciul _ Gen. Grant had ovneuated Challanooga ‘ ’*We Jc.tre to see an equal distribution tael I v, never to be restored. military, concerned la tbeir custody, nur and was falling back on Nashville,Teno., t^lle pJrof fund,' according to to* necmon toe part of any individual or citixen tearing up the railroad a. bs retreated, ■jjiearofrtoo fcretom of oor beMe sol­ without, or withm toe priwro, but that and that Jlardw would pursue him. [i-14] tba sale reason of lheir swaps is to be Lnogitreei U is raid wusld attempt to drove; and to that end, we,are ready to found io toe. misunderstanding of Gen. bold Nerttteaslcrn Teanesras. The papeusre very bitter ou Lincoln'. Maaon and .the Warden as to widen should, after to* Sd of November, be rs•poosibl* fur and have the ears of the in spectiouof th* prison 'culls. ■ To avoid danger of a like ncourrencs, be has placed upon the Warden, the retire charge aad SHERIFFS SALK unfit keeping of toe prisoners. T* *r.ri^- 'V'-j- t*r * FIB VewKarnnsee, ■UNbM tfoftiM'. •• IM brant to ■ ttrMp. Jufen Jv. of New York’ wbnee tnbrfra it mi to bo a thorn in th. flesh' to Eplseoptl rmaervatl.m, ha. printed a letter rebuking the warden, and vestymw'of St. 'Luka*. Church, atfttners, Naw "Yurt, for permidingwlr rec­ tor to"omit the pretit for th. Phralderrt and the uomriy. Awxtaf auftito rc uHt part-hhmer Ma’orosetWTrW wnjld nbi’M him rood Ae>ifrfoitejfrfvkr<tu - . ; ftarcann.—Bcrgt L, J. ifeu bren drf.iled from the Si> on Rrcvwiting eervies, sod •era* Aims io the eowuty. Ar ■ eppertuahy is afforded to all 'toydn tiro 'cavalry service. I " , fl^ticiuxa.—W* have had J JX for the past six days. TH ;tl<in ia pstd, but nrwis a little I frying- R-»th slvtgh and wag-* iretiirg fur th* Supremacy. “ AxSnor. — We understand I /A-Btot wrll*. rrw-Ax fectr.ry, I rafuur village is In ranr.ing <p| Ifip, Sartwrll make* the beet a. 'll J* ft«t often that we call the f «ror rowier* t„ an advertiwl or tn J times with more sinters | And hearty earweetnre* then we I Store we s.k (h< tn u» read the .1 meet uf Neeses. Kiurruw 4c il bewdvd "Soldiers’ efoincs." I •rev by reference the edvei I that it give* a very esplieit .1 dRftemcni'se lb* perauro er Treakos sod Bounties, fee. will e-M. if they wsnlibuit beri I tbe G'-vt rmncul dune pruvwpdy >y M burrelly, I key will ret>»1 «.'*rotetercM by ghmtt the— g tbrir efointa t<. cullrrt. Mr. •fol period of eervtre. cwiumenri tbe batilr* uf South Moucisin si I Um, Mlused J»v th* terrible di-i Frpforkkaburg. the pb-r>-w» re Virksburg, and cro* ned by lbs Mount East Tranreere. Whil urrvlre be hs* Irarntri tbe red t tom which bewilder* *• •»*".« and in osroequenre «*f which > , hb military aff| _ ____ ri.wrrfill aid th S I bfehutinraM. red we think e nothing inaay wx that it will bed of tiro largest and best pln-oxd Claim** offices west "f Detroit. �’ • . . tauray ■".. • «ss— a. vwvaiT liria ciraamremteil : aunte litre in tbe county, An •xeeilsnt opportunity is afforded to all who desire Chase Miller W J-om Tbomptes Mo.ley A U The t300 iw r r F * F ;-jr fl ' ss et***'*' c bouoiy is extended tatboas who join the 9*K * XauarMxxta.—Some of tba towns of McKsrhi Uwis Prrhm WH|. Jo^o, _________________ B.J.QBAirT.Mt. JJECIAL NOTICES thia county ha»e taken bold <4 the matter Xditor of Ba/tntr: in wriest, to raise the men Ly enlist­ ns as ata ;—with roar pmniuloti I wish ment and avoid the droll, and en!iatmen Is U nay to tbe rsedsrS of roar paper that I wUl aeud •re going forward rapidly. Rutland has by reluri mail, to all who wuh U (free,J a iUolpo eilh fell dirreUeea for makiw, and n^n, .ain.pl, VesetaWe Main., that will ef.ct.aily rrmore. in her quota full already. ten days, 1‘mplea. lllalclwa. Tan, >mkl,a. and all inpsHtioa of tbe Skin. lea. .ag Um Sana, aoft, clear, aneetb aad besaUfnl. I will also mail free to U>om hat las Bald Uwla. Jag fur tbe part six days. Tbe foundathat will enable than to atari a Call srwwlh of ."tWn» ta p«>d, bpt needs a little more eov- Laznrtont Hair, WKUkm ora Mumtoehe. ia lesa than thirtr beta -♦rmgl Both aiatgh and wagons are con All application, answered by return ma.l withtending for the Supremacy. Bmpectfally yoora. TU08. F. CHAI MAK. Chemist. said day of bearing, ' A GKXTLKMAX, cured of Karroos Onbil.tr, lucompctener. Premature lieear aad Youthful Error, aetuatod br a dsMT, to henedl others, will be happy to famish Io all «tol need it (free of chares. * tbe recipe aad directions for mak.og the simple remedy used in bla case. Those wisblne csaratry. to profit by bis experience, aad poaaeaa a .Valuable Bemedr will roemv. tbe aams, by retutW mall, addrewsins A Weed te the Itwira *f Decrased 3oh- Icarcfnlly sealed,, byJuHJt B. O0DEX. <***• . . sovUsaSm So. W Nassau tlrsei. Sow York. . 11 is nut often that »e eattthe atUnlhm ' ef«MSr readers t<> an advertisement in Hatkev's fhacalale Warn Drops I Otar'butnmne with more sincere pleasure NEVER fail to destroy and rxtnmiaate all Utulsof In lest, usl Worms. Are perfectly reliable. arbeu we ask them to read the advertiseIn all eases, and far enperfor to any usd all of tbs «tiM>t oTMcasaq. Kwarm At Brunow <_ Fancy Worm eonfretiona, and naoeoons Vermlfuhewded -Soldiers' claims.” It will be ireriu one. Thee mar be taken at all lime, with perfect aaletv. aa Iter contain NO MERCURY, er wertl lrj reference to the advcitiscinent. other dHrtoetotm dn^. Mothers aboold always that it gives a very explicit and dear purchase them ami ciee their children no otb-T. (.Utolin fisle. . rfnhemrnt, as t<> lb<^.prrw*ns ertiiled to < -V. tWiwrfw* whate» er ia ncmaary to be piteX] Each box cwotalna 3« Brwna ar Uusopaa. Frier /in tbe matter oftbc Estateof ToUio J.. William J'euah-u.s and Bounties. Arc. And we !4 eewta. For axle by all Urepx>au and bralera E., Enwgene and Lilly L. Lstea. minors. WHI add. if they want ibeit bu«mcM with in medicines. Notice ta hereby gi»cn, that in pnrsuMC of a C. R. WALKER. Oeneml Apent. license granted to me by the Probate Coart far the‘‘(sovcrnmriit <L-tt* promptly, carefulthe eeuirtv of Barry. 1 shell sell or eeuae -to be |y and htierstlv, they will cvaimilt thrir Mld al public eurtum to the highest btador al tbe iJsra Jutorv»t by gh itoflfi these gvuUrnxn North door of the Court Mouse, in tbe nllagu of UOXTETTliR ’ A D1TTERN Hastings In eaia counts, ou Monday the Btk das tbeir Hain* t" collect. Mr. Ktuippcn of Fehraarv ixdl. all ike right, title and tatercal iron been engaged in the fartHte for a prrm mid-pevplo tliruugfannt the Union aa a val of said minors' (being the undivided faur-fifths) dwag time and h><s faded in but owe case uablr toule for the enrr of Oyapepsia. Flatnirner, to tbe failUa ing described teal estate te wtl :— The west half t If 1 of the northwest quarter t,ft) of wet of the very large number be baa prv" CoesSipatioa, ami K«>«nl nor rows datolite, it can Section Twenty •■ae .rt 1 aad 11m Ebel half (ft I of not be approached. Erery dar new eaaes of its rented. The claimants in almost evert great effect are th rankled tlrnrap h our principal tbe F-isl hdf<H i al the Nr.rtbcSSt quarter t V ■ of txuj m Town Una U> North- of Use ia the county apeak of bis prompti­ pohhcjournals. There to nothing equal to tbe bectiooToeuir Kaur Eight (4> West, tit Harry tounty and Mata tude and success. ’ Capt. B«m»aa ha» rv- enjoyment to that which the aa>ctod expenenoe of Michigan when usiux thia valuable s|*cidlc. Its uuld tone, BETSY ANN HEUORK, iurhadagain l<« this place after an e»erft- its earn and vir->nm« action unnu a diaurdared Mattd Dec. Std, Uafi. tesu^ata. ■fwl period «.f service, cwmmewin* with stomach, and the cleansing of lhe entire human body should recomaaecd rf tn all classea of our tbe battl-s of S<Hith Mountain and Antic­ community. . Eatulo«f Daaiel CteaM. Cam, followed ,b» ths terrible disaster uf t^r .'we .trfeerfiaemesA OF M1CHIUAN. B*a*v Conrrv. us For sain by Druggists and deniers generally OTATK Fr^Pwickalturg. the gb'rha* capture of 25 Al a session uf the Probate Court, for the 101 count* of Hany, bddep at Uts Probate Otfice ia Virkahurg, and cruw nisi by the occupa- everywhere. thr village Of llsstlugs, oil Mhndav. the Tib day Jiwn nf East TrnurMrr. While in the pjg- Aw IwTsuawrrwe Larrus -Messrs post A of December, in lb* year of our lord ou* tlrtiu•errice he has teamed tbe rrd tape nj ssand otgbl hundred and statvdhree: . PretotrtHbermanC PrimitsJudge rf_Prob«te. twn which bewilders »*■ many civilians Rrnff. Agrtrfs N. Y Sanitary Roeirty, Rochester. la tbe matter of th* oatate of Daniel Chase de-Gento . I deem it doe to you to stole tbe ms<ir •nd in omseqwenre «.f whirh **• many alreertofrltot one hottie of People. Cur. which g.-d claims are rrjertwd. Ilia extensira 1 obtained from yon In November Wat. Seeing ^Dareading and filing Che petition <|ulj verified ofE-C. Manchester, proving far resrona I herein acquaint niter with military affaire will net farth. that letters of Administration may b* render him a powerful aid Mr. K. in (five your mediciec to riertymen far Um poor of issued to the petlttoosr. f Thereupon II is Ordered, that Momtay, tbe 11 th Ms teroHe—. and we think •• haxsrd tbrtr parishes, 1 sbtaiaed a b<>«lle a poor girl dsi uf January sail, at tan o chick la the forrMitthlng in say tag that it will heenmr '■» of mr coagregsHon. who hod long been nearly tsoba. be ooMKUcd far the bearing of aard nfsbs lairest and best pitn-wixcd ‘-War and that the beiraat law uf said itecuased. sod ait Chim” offices west of Detroit. Their Ural one boUlo eared her enUrsly. 1 write thio, other person, interested in Mid estate, ore re qoirmfto appear st a sevamn of said court, then to i.italty,issJbi»ve ••eathm. Office «pp»'- hoping it may aid tbeSociety in its effortAto Intro­ te- bidden al til* Probate Otfioa. in the vdlag* of thf-rpst Office.— Katemexoo Ttlt duce the mediei.*, am! Mesa thooc win. may need Ils,dags, and .bow cause. If any there be, -why prater of the petitioner should not be granted : |krerta"merfi'w“dfW1y^’Jfy“Sic must’ superlm tbeaG i< is farther Ordered. Uixt tie petitioner rt*- - ■ ' ■______ _________ pre notice te tbe nersoa. interested fa said oatate. tive farms of speech. U Ute urad^cy J~A jirtlti.^ and Yeur^ , tbcreJ. b. reusing scotii of Uu. noUee and order tU tlMlUj, «►’ B*>U> Oral io Im published iu the //■••i.yft Daaoy. a aewsPnetoe al tMH-l l*rysbrtarisn Church octltaaljr /' Pitfafoed, Xonroe Co. M. Y. etartud, ami MO.000 “* «p.tal wtAtfrlbedwith » per cent paid •«. This hM tai— •tajOV—l * [connmucarsw] mmwm «HI U «.nrertW ta p— 1- p gum m NBSMVTm A NUBU mtAM 1 4 CARt>. l~ ttabo.4. t. Oltar. <ta. m.J •»• an Mw>r(unitr O a.tw-i'- .o*l ORO BATE Orders—Sista of MtcMnn. toTFJTta wo-* -MO »" Te tesesvieore-. .•A. Sfcrtwell^r.ew Ax factory, jeal west >of—r village is in running operation.— Mr. Sort well makes tbe best axes in the -»■ > lt d lHi • a <tar* ,tar. k -.14 H. tarn. b 5 day of December, A. D. iMJ. Dated thia lxth day at Daaaaab.r A. D. IMU. , BWEEZRT A ALLEN. talfiC Attorneys for Plstalift. 'hbiCNtoRMioivs atix J Is ths matter of lhe Estate of Jons L. McLatNeioa fatora^r given, that by virtue of lioeMa being In the eoowly of Bany to wll: Tb« seat part of lhe soulh-west fractional quar­ ter (J<) of aeeitontwsMg fire, (SA) to town three s«wSER3St?t:'-s: - ■ AbntNisfiiiTOns kits.Motto la hereby given that by virtae of lies®so aad aulbonty granted to me, on tbe 10th day of August, toils, by the Jsdgs of Probate in aad for tbe county ef Barry and Htele at Michigan. 1 wilt cspoao to sale al Public auettoo. on Thursday. docll Joto Van d. WMkar. dtesaswl •”’fcjp* <Jen. McOcflan's report in three taiT-erdsmes. * bmng printed. Al tbernah th« Cippsrhrads have clamorec so ta Ua mtMactfino, them Mm* «<• ,J .III -UU. gSy’UBMkrWMJ. wmT. r ri?Jrs CrKE.i-LTL. -TV. U—having men fbn^dv*ttaaanMt<«af ite ■tapl' * Cure, In Uaia paper, nnrebssad the medicine, and how. after hsriare t£on»ahly tried It.'frppri to aa, raanii Xisg B ■not toartftyr»' h tMavogh Administrators, 1 ELSIE MAOOWR, Admin istratrix of the estate of Invan Itaouwx ones for three days made me eol.rely hliad; but taken two bottles of tba Tevpte'e Core.' C. fl. Hatasoo*. Atfy. forsaid Altai no*« baring my ecquaintauces hardly rrcngnne me—indeed 1 hardlr know tnrself—as f am now aw rlP mati.— ADMIrCtSTUATOll'S SALE Let nil who are like aSietcd trv the* People* Cure,' Motto fa torfby given that fa paravanes ef a lieree*greeted to sac, by the Jsdgs of Probst* for tto eeunty of Barry. I shall expom- to sals at oohlie audios to tto hitoeat bidder st Ths Uteresidence of Lucks H.NIebols, deeresed. In BaHimere, ou Monday, tto olerealh filth) day of January 1S44, at tec o'clock Io ibe faevnoon of: fast day. all lb* rishi, tide aad latereat of said docoaaed to lb* following deacrfbmf real estate, •ran macb thereof as shall to rarerm ry for tto payment of tbe fabts of said deoreaed, and tbs erasss. *f admiaialariag said aetata; to wft: The aouih-west fracttaaal quarter of section 14; the south part of tb* south emt quarter of matt.* IS, aad tto west frmttos.t part of the nertb-araot quarter uf aectiou J» all te town two (1)north of Kangs sight(1) w*at| alao tho east half eftb* aoetb-esal quarter of section IX, and tbe north-east qsarter at tbe north seat quarter of seettoa Si. fa town two north of range » weit, conlstamg. ta aQ. three bondred and eighty six (MS) acres of land, mors or lam; befog ia lb* soonty of Barry aad State of Michigan. JONATHAN NICHOLS. Mm!afatrater. M>VY ANN NICHOLS. AdmiaUtratnx 1 Dated November 17. ISU. norfi । FEMALEM-FEMALEK^FEMALEN. In usnnf Afnatinat ^talinr io fanala lhe Exrasc*B*onu is uaeqaaled by aa* other remedy, so in Cbloroau or retention. Irregularity, Fain -and they think 1 will noftegradge tbeir dollar ‘•JomrewSccaTavtor.MrehabieeT. ^i"(5uREcW.-'S&* “1 bar*aaadtte-'Peopto’aloro* la my (shnly with great benefit, Ja cnee* of Mrofala and Kall llheum. Mad hare lliuaffotadfied ft frequently te my frieofa. ell nfwliom I believe have been tearfilled, and moat of them eatirslr cared bv-ti. ■■ “Qua. McBayy, WfiMafa oL. wthWoHr*-" PE0PIJF8 -ClTllE WtoktoSto "1 hasebev* ta feeble bmlth • ver a tare |t>< SSirUy^'a'KSUK'Jftu! lima. uafiMtag ms for every kind of labo*. fa d ±3tis;xT5>.2X'are.!=. four bottles, and *m how shnoot ar weH wetrien. uKc.™,..s.w!' “Dreeoaaten Goodell Alley, eteVeToprter at ■ Bedfata. Ott. TO. IMt" . , :;... CURES-aRa® WAIN'S “NEURALGIA EINNJ, a certain cure for disease. C. R- WALKER, JbsprMw,' ffsfrf For sale by Roassrs A Seals xs. end A. W. Bal­ ortdl ly Leoeborrteea or Wbitea, Sterility, and for all com ■ let. HaaUegs, Mxh. pi.iaia incadejH to th. mi. whether arising from Probate Court ^^3SSZUi.'iX73.iiSZ aand eight hundred end sixlv-lhre* Present. Sherman C. Prtndle. Judge „ In the UHtter *f >bc exteteOtV< AlsfllB Shaw. nacatea M enaxes o* ura. ■■ li [t -1 Teds a* mart AUsum. Atomyy or septalaval JM- QtATfc OT yTtrnOAN. j TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO. Ma. C. C. Daixroi a distinguished ctani'jt and Drogglst of tbe elt* of Buffalo. JI. X. lu»rnled On reeding sod filing the petition, duly rented aad mannfaclurrd a eempoond known as RRIHof Richard B.Sbsw. Administrator of said relate HELMBOLIFH EXTRACT BUCHU AND.. IMPBOVED RIME WAHU CURES TOJ.'S BALSAM OF B0ARH00ND. which tea perfect srrcine fur cot ous.rotna, or any aaoxetn■ECRJET DISEASES si or LCsooirncviTiaa arising from dsmp, euhf In all UtorNtages. Al HMU Kxwase. No tocooveuaeuce. or sadden change oflh* wealtar. ; day of J an a ary next, at lean clock.inthefore- LatitetaBochMge in WetM^S. be atojroed far tbe bearing of said peXadnsA/ptewra. ‘ titfon. aad that lb. toir* at law of mU1 dere~ Il causau a frequent daaira and giros strength to U riaate, thereby remottagOtolriaclfotu. Pre*«F ?hZ^toC>t^FlX FrohaleOdtotn A. vU- lag* of Ua^sga, and show cause, if an* there to dtamaaa.aad expelling oU Jteaomior. Dtomtaaed wny tto prayer of lhe pellueoer abnuld not be Balaam, nod are that his WRITTEN aignatne* la Tnovasaaa rro* TnocaaxM sroo ■ava'aran ou Um outride fatal of ttetadtie. ;. lfaM.-Tb»invaluable Mediator Las now been aome twenty-eon years before th.-, j.ubli . o-.-i wnbevttaar sffbrioulbepertof tb* proprietor. Um aae of “rowwwet A*M»MMP■a,,, teen dried .). tv sold (t/cxrrvl enaStesALL to Jurtake of its 4 O^idiog and filing th* F*UlUs"’^’ oag.-py sa ^"red ‘hTi|25B^7,hlb2i •<«.«. “k ta-1 4. D. tae. rSU i« Ul gT-Sggaafittggta; day of January n*xt, allten। aefa®k j". ,h’. J"™ TVT4H SS’ai.t— snaSttiTKM^SMTi nothing for ’»» *» «*1 any more, only a few barn doors, an ws “it ta. for da Geoaral'sbomsa.” *T»0MAH PtM-LOCL^U jff.ALCtew*'.) ■•Buffalo, October I. ta«t.M . HELIEBOLD'S ta- m«s M>* dar ain’t , "My wifebaabeoo in poor toalUi foe a tehg Um* Uviag frsqmatly ta anil a pbyakiaa fo.mJSii:'iftissaart asser<£ lend tar ; but sire was recently very much worn*. For fir* er nix weeks she had no arppetile. lost all aooaiy af Barry aad State of Mtehigan. all of her strength, and wascocb day grewteg waroe^the right, Ulla aad interval of tto said deoeaeod to GENUINE PHEFAHATI0N8.: Sta bod mgbl sweats, raoghed a gnat deyl,dar­ Ito folU«M(dm«riM R^letatofa WWH: ing each night sod considerably durinr lhe fay. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.aPvs-1 andw* a’tewppeaed sbowa* goteg dff whh th* Tbe north east quarter [j»'l of tbv oeutb east quarter IXLufseetiouaixtoen. [!«lla town Three aaonompboa. when] a friend advised her t* tab* [XI Nortk of Range terra IT] Weal, bel.g ta Ito Hire and Bpeeifie Remedy for dieemre of the Btad- 1 lb* 'Peoples rare.' Du taking Ute. medirtae she d*r. KHayem Graisl. and DvwcetrelSwelHuga perceived a change at once. Ilo ftl third'da* --afiftjrt.KTxasE.n, This Medicine increases tho power ef Digeabcc, and.Kite tbe Absorbents into healthy Klien, by day. not yet bating taica mo bolllv, atagll** Dated, Novombor IA. ls<X. nevi J wtrieh tto Watery or Caleareoan drm-situma, aad stopped taking the medicine, mying all* viJ ii all Uenatural Enlargements are reduced, as «»U , troll aa evre she was, sod e* well aa anybody-neuld Estate of Wllltam B. Shaw. as Psfaend lufismation. be, awl sbobaa continued soever aiMC. Pnoasrs Ornes, Btssr Cocavr, m. -^ro.iaSE;^"'""'" UELMBOLD*8 EXTRACT BUCHU. ' Hssliaits, Itoe m tori si, 1MU. UT For Bel* al DrupgiaCa. For weakaaaat* ariatag from Exoeseea. Habits C CROSBY. General Axsut. No. iti Mota at . of Dlvalpasioh, Xarlr ladieervtfou uf abuse, al- Buffalo, n7ym to wbora all ontera should be «f symptoms: dressed. oeiHylrs claims an Taeedav tto 2d day of February, and leaded with the following Exertion, Loss of Power, t on Teesdav tto lbwty first day of May. IMI. at twdiapedRsawto Lorn of Memory, Difaeulty of Brest brag. * o etou is lb* fcrenuwN uf sqM day*, that being Trembling, | the tint* limited bv this coart, foe creditors to Weak Nerves. Bncxnc aUNaaMSau-__ — Wotofataom. preaeal tbeir claims agalast said ratals for ad Dlainess of Visum' Pain io tbe Back; joetment. 8. C. PRINDLK. Universal Lassitude of the Muscular 8*»l«m. ! __ . --Jwdg* at Ptebtoa Hol Hands, Flnshlsg rflhe Hod?. Dry was of tbe akin. Eruptions on lhe Face, Pallid Countenance. AHMmiSTRATOrrs SALE. , Ttose aymptotUK If allowad te go oa- wki*!‘ Nolic* ia bevsby wivtt that bv firtua of a license ibis medicine favartably removes, sooufull.wa IMPlrttVANT ANU tflBE! granted to iu* to I lie Probste Cuurt foe the county of Kalamatuo, Michigan. I .ball sell aiPublfc In one of a bleb the palleat me* expire ARE vow auSsriog wjth Usat dread disease, Kac Who css sev HmU liu-r are nol frequently fobon WxAuim NEURALGIA KlNfl-wiH apeed’ly Prat r Mr ills, ta the county of Harry and Stale of ed by those "Direful Diseases." “INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION " Michigan, oq Tuesdav. tto second day of Febrasrv ARK you racked with foe torture* o( Rhsmstu** A. D:i*M. at 10 o'clock. A. ■.. of that day. Um Many are aware of tb* cairn* af tbeir suffering, Vt'aixov's Nxasuta Knu will aoeedily relicr*. fallowing piece or parcel of land, situated ia Ito ht» »oxa *UX cuarua tux uswaio cr rax i»ARE you aaSrrieg from the gnaw iugrof Drarxr eountr of Bamr sad State of Miebigaa. and b» ass* aXTurua. longing to tho RatatrofJtta Van «* Witter, lata J JWr»a.J/ Ms.'b A. iMMemyiM bear amWsnon'a Nsraiton Kixo will improve -your uf said roustv of lUtafaMoe. daooaaadrfweri* • pie witneaa to the Truth of th* saaertfou. , aera^mi'uirm tb* aid of^Ssd’ctoT to Strengthen ARE yen gtoaiTug with pain. WiUi Oorr In your rfyXi'^fm^s^teJ'ofSorttor limtav foor. ta townohip tvumber on* North bt Range wuuStxt:- Wstsm’s Notasjjus Ktxn will sasuag* yoar A Trial *U1 coa v inc* th* moot atopttcuL ARK you aware of the existence oflbe dafaoln- Ueartllan’x »•>«<• ’ '^^eU who d«*ro it. >M will send .*• F* atiffhrn after Joints lisd very rr.afciiaflr iteaen- Ja Uie matter of tbe estate of Lurias II Nktol*. THE ,.6«r.lp>rf ta.,nj tarn to health tc a few weeks by a very simple remedy . KW*Ita— ta-w-Ata «.r«u.» fa Var as well «s men. An officer, arrtrUMCtatU— AtareL. gj tela, muoey. sod sffeets ol Ataxauderlongala. Ito vUlags Iola Naa. 5M, Um sealh half at Hi, and tot wf less St by Id feet out at tho north waot ooraer ; all ta tbe rillagr of Hasliags In said BarAl a aeaotoo of tbe ProbateCvsrf far tbe Coun­ Johns, van brunt;AJmtaswreto-, ty of Barry, boldeu at the Probate 4NBee. tn tbe . Dated, Abgaat M, AMS. , doe It hundred st»d sixty-ibri; prurntti, 3. C, Pri.Il., Judge of Probate. - — lathe matter of the batata of Reuben Durham, . ^■Kstifa btoteto iiifadfad «M RbatmiXiii of a«( ]a)faoMtorv character Im «te||| ai K te*ru J*** faMIrtiTuwZiSfi :i fl gj* Ut JOo Otowd^rf/toCfa (to-lp JS.g WWiam /frroto sad Errdrrirfl ' rer «- W’ jj Qtwndji JStogair, J 1 Estate «F Benbna Durham. rHOBA rrtJRMR^-STATE OF JrtClUO AS oCMtrpbdh footle*, pfsyldg. Ifiaf Ute lut Will and leotaawul of anl3 daectaed, maybe admitted to Probate, and that the adminfalrotfou of taid estate may be oommltted to'Aaa D. Rork. Tbereupea il to ordered that Tnmday. the 1»th day of January next, at tea e'etock ta tbe faronoon. be aasireed far ibr bearing of said potiUon and that tbe noirs at law of toiddeeaaoed,aad all other persona interested la aaU estate, oro requiredto appear at a seems of said Court. Ibeo to be buidaa at the Probate Ofaoet fa tbo tillage of Hastings, and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of tbe petitioner should not be grouted. ’ ' And It to farther ordered, that said petitioner give notice t« the pernoeo ietereoted, ,ia amd Mate, of the pendency of said petition, end tbo hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be publiabad ta th. llsetiugs Bauner. •»»•► paper printed in said county, of Barry far thrre toeeosalve weeks, previous to said day of hear Ax Shop. — We onderatand that ,W. 1i II m 4 t? i / rersona railing Cor any of the abort WtUrs will Cb-a-fcrndrrr- «,» TV« ?r v v P K » m *t «, ta join the cavalry service. tw j UTT OF LETTEK4, Remaining uncalled R>r nt the 11 salines Post Office, for the week ending Decem­ ber £2.1963: i r f r l i l.> IH y tr r ill kfita bertt detailed from the Sixth €ava|rv on Rremhing service, and will spend ;'. Rrtiunmu.—Serjt L. J. Wnuoxit SI ratio Drxxm. W.C. T. to MiOiofo&H ntol >KHrt ybtofl'Mfa. ttMfHPfaPMfaty. .‘IjBfEprsagnnp Xk^gM *^- f iit e i J. W. MathAMP, ‘ ttea'r ■ A MINISTEft. We know tbe writer of the above, and that be ia what ha pm/easee Ui b»— a min­ ister and a gentleman of truth.- Journal •ud Mtttrngtr. See Advertisement. strrraxo TwrriMOKT. JaadMgrpwte atet l fck fa Awr fai'-firar lit h T— m?J“.'- -,LMr “~ " feasfess SiStXX'YilTCXttXS?. fH l . 'SUSgSSSSS • " :r ;i W* wnwovt w. K»>wte^f« at Dorter Kolwck w any om euacemrd. and du ft 8mt of all ffir th. good of tb.we mtaing from Indigemkrn and iu kmdaU rmoha Vf n ILJKi 5** fBmmiwunw to aHof Marry County, Mtoh- Jttito.; ■ “ >■■■».- 1 »rta ’ •: tore **»*y tall mwow. ii SSSSSsSifc: XA.S0MTXO. ! . iStS: i &£Sr ! !’ Mm Vyu c->;---Bhaaaa aaatwaa*. t H 4 :: Lui r ip 1i ; ll« il r.^rEr?* *^**i|(L?i**" m“n*‘ '*"■4 “»2Su *« ip.^om ’ hT‘jr’l -$ d , -Wra.>.sro» — •• m^cm . Q far the mrowfrrf fcry, tartonsmy. ., favw/Mfa.'tophh.y film afitoe IlfMm Regtster rfKsda ta aad far tto ■redr uf Xtarry. ■■*! Utas* at Miebign, no tb* SM fay of Itesabee A-D^ UM. at tto bourn of 1 il HWifj .MSTOlaBaCrolral Kalinas. • - , hOttWSGBS^LE. ywM'jyffivv.es.sma-'i^.'.^uWsw.. 1 M i,rM«a ' ,‘*~~* •FrMf.tni«y^m.tar^ uf . ’ ' >xMi^fr^''Ciml. I ftwl it de. to thoao w s w jiiffitt M. ^5^ - 7 ’ bcaltag utmWter OBOSBr> Baa»*ia, N. Y. Sul* manufacturer, to whom all orders atould ■' (uetflomriyl wbMde-akteiteff ta Katxor xwasiM from whst li rtff I-* For aatolty all Uxp wtabll firupjhtei : ever oaaae originating aad no mart* *Cae* uma (Ttmnao. ' L*. TBE CONFESS!OKS AND EXI'ERIENCE UF A n*voc* IXVAIIA. hare ths desired effect In all IfUtOttrsr raon i> P.MIabcd for tbe broafit aod •• ewnUon Xe “ s«<J£ Siu — rrto —r.“— han XiroA »m*eHafter brii* « wirttea wf -mrs- tMi^aaa-r »«2- lh- **h* prsrorofthr pent,oner .Wlld -vri be M.lfienite tags fimntr. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPACT. H T—T ***’„< w< t SX^^dancv iMUlioa. aad lb* baarinr e’rrron a copy of this totm •»« to n^bUalied is tart-llastiugs Banaar." ^w.££r pr..ted and ctro-lattogfa re Of iCrr. Lr three suecrsaire -week*. Immedi- bowatod a. follows : tlgy'wr) Sr T*-" cis2K£j3==r«x.'' bUa -■** *»- jrnXulh^Srttotei^-testaot. I'hUa. Bxwas. or Cocxvsurstr. axa Uxr«»cirt*» raiM.vrZa. Uq„Bedford,Ktap-.bwootr, Naw York [fcbjccmly apteucJj . IFJUW1E1, Or Concentrated Lye last «a*t ouzsa ■ jLu. u takrta pto «-s arraSLfa > IWto BaMtaorrH Valfa jSgggj-S'iig msss.ro-k»s_ j aSaq&SgESF D^ygwWhwA^,*»; *Sh!r.ra"»« •< ■nasrdu Smm, Lead•*?rn rw^KWMMUMC Mr. Bewfcrd’s reL . Jk\?:alv. jmt juH- «<»"'• l«l. 1,. jgtmuwrt'a • SMI I *Sut> JI'JUIJAIvUl KBDT& .Jna FiiiffliG, . Xhmratt -d-t-n -vbart-r.rtke and the lest wanner #1 55Jgpfat, tSvr'jsMrfrig foctlittrs are.th* koet-ls ’ fat «»s»* paper-hags^- �ODEA ,U»WI ■ t»fe<U> kaki (_*■>»»' T&W. ’B.O’BKC^'9 $LOWO VVKVCTW& tUX' • ■wl»WVMt*8tt> BVEEY WK batomaMtmtaftefy Rtandf a-d'-whsri, Jtermtqw-mtee c*n M^IP with airwagUk easUianor. m«ww of krrprng ante witbmH Mfr tag EM vfltegva. gsatly fiw them. It to, m.tot certainly de, ta a pr.ortaE sspMnw fltet tta tuti»a bred os tanvt oisl* awile equal Ip, working qw*Htten,«awUlr JuhJue4 falte yoke and more enduring than lhe average <>f DurhMi ami Devon ataere; tan by- a liuia attsM.ii-m i.. tbr aelrt-lmti etf'Mndi: firr breeding, tber wiR b<H tall .eyrji jar bsd.m liwwr in sixo and su»<>-<iMi.-sa in build. If. nita-tf atenttrtaWrJMFl'uf tbe rare and avtei-'"* h»| l>«ewte>ai.>».-d up.wi.ssir nativeIwvmdrfbat tl)rvr lies Iserii the isnptwlrd. there can rcarrvjy Inr a dnuht that a tswy psmt^HsUe cliassgc f.-r the Inwtrr wtwM he manltew. ' lisatirntv. can f«e pointed out wbtex ftfiuera have added nrorw than tws«ii4vpfwr-e«mtn'lo tbe »ixe «.f tbeir |mrdk(breeding fnmi their •.Id stuck.) nitbifi the apnea.•>! five ysnsra. This. t.u.. has brrn arrsimpliabed with nt much extra cpsfi IsejiwU (that ssf' prut idmg »smi omNstigta staler, or casMsaallv etaibgmgartd vaninj tta- fia-d end l.j due rvgarJ to tbe cUuiiIsmmi ot » 8<^c £ •***■• IfaafrCireMbA Cw&SibUhXai which bare beaa ibowerrd upn# bha frn« K\\ \vwrY» c$ •OF THOSE- Sb peculiarity of the ‘ *S\oo& V\iv\$u.'c otxxA VCAs te fcai they oteflto M tho rent < Pteeoae, by vaMhf o*«J partial* of impnrUy ’ In \Y\x ISX.ocfc-, JdlititalJirtrlotj. h» tee HfewW health or tho body dspewds ^nrfuenoa. r6„ DVBUTISEMENT. thia. They scantiM <if f«r his wnrfring qualitiex ae well aaT.rrt>e«l*ugta«r, .nd they want tho eo« for tba dairy ai well kfWraa st laani aCaevtrsl Tears. I hare ag *• for repmdpctiiiq. and the the question umedUmLUJUJWAME TkAMK. returne may JK>c tbeee be fiund of the OX WRXHOE ETBEET IX THIS CTTT, native breeds quite aa g<«d in aay re­ deerAWH uoUemj ald, aped aa from among the imparted herds Kral aad aHjoiamf eva and at <«e Ulf the "“* ‘ O.—. . trill prrfurtn tbe u a* the Dev.mi. al kueping and finally when BULLDIXD niwni^jjtgAwn urnnsirtr-i when alaughlerrd, thm**Ts l>e n<>l tbe Ilsrlnj made arraiigsmsits srtthmsMfacSuren -; most tmhisMol Other, tHlrtgs Wing aadeUnss. t am praises 111 . e^pal, U>c first cuyt ta laqply.ta fasnr WHOLESALE TO COUXYRY MKRCH AHYS, ul the native **<.* And tfete to rmwo ap patent as between ibc two breeds* teeLrs p«rcb*Uag. All foods sold si Ilia fur the dairy. The n.-uivo o>w lowest cnta mark lt value. . to not impressed iu tbi* particular 1 deal largely Is Some possibly may produce a. .Igtfer STOVES 1 &>w of milk : ..(hers may pr.4uea that uf a richer qnalily ; but Inr all the pnrp>«es Of C»« very bssl nudertel su! UksttaiuwvMKRta “ TLX. SHEET IMjr Ajftf CtPj’EHXbRtk •f iba dairy U it not gooor»liy eoncredrd tbat tha Miiea on* OtaMhiT If this Will be earrisd an aider the direetioe af saitlfu b« OU tlun why isahe n«t the mere vplu- Mechanics. A fcfl iMoflmrcl of ably ..f tbe two) The ctsr U drtiralife m.wtly fur this purpose and *• »b« excels , in Ibis porlictiiar, ;(jw«; ta that pre portion to her 1 line enbnacod to the buibnndinan, aad thus represeat* tba val­ PM** teRRIt fb* ••» .'...iiln'H ue U her lirved. A e»sw may retain ta< CITY HARDWARE STORE, milking pefapswteewter nt Ismwn tfX- yteirs Hurra .Goods ar® ba aotd « aulfo.-m prices, and during tteeae wrww the prrrfnef is [•Millat lean pne byudted dollars. Ac ®w a lucoau. tbe expiration wf- this period she ia worth twenty didlare. Didm-ting fir-t COOL altjiree ycwre eW—forty , dellara—and we have t*s> ba*dr«d and eighty dollers GAOCEEY, it'.-. aa the rvwelt. Now allowing a purr esse (which is nm trne in mm* rase*.) and the reevrft nrnst show a large Utauv In fitvur of lhe native ritar. or M toast a ^r*.- and aonaeqoani (nodi Io tho pTO|ntator, Itaii enabling Utas to expend ‘ ' V.. .Xl2_ , Ttucw or m totccn wm It inuai, bowt^rr, b< remmilM-ird I lust giaal cara in itesa4*ni* te selreiinR smI mate tr«>ss> which tn firrotl if wieh te\--r. able rewnlt* are ti> be anticipated. Ami this too irqasuvapxxi jndRnnswt. Tteswr ia no trrMHch «f tbe exfiag «< tba bli>bamJmsu requiring iiuarn aludy cveiul teaaatipuUm. and ttemctal/iil aitewtimi, than in tbe orlectum .if tala breeding'ani nuda. But ibte teiing properly du<w and with careful tna”i||trme«)t aa above de­ redbed, farmefs^iay j no itnpo'tW Ahrir JaMis L Tnroaa,’ . . Jshiateeu herd* ta a te* taara aa *» prwaenl a Cs voraMa cosnparisno wlib the average huporlad at-wk. It ia m.4 euppomxl thnt sssch attempt* will »t smee ruiee up but.plea that will rivjfl Ib'iniuX 'rM- XIb&UiM L WiU>ams. ' der'e, ue Cuttgur'e Dtwtasifts; and ter Vaan-tr. '-C. Alite.'<*'».' Bertwr. • *‘' tbie very mte-it, throe hate not «W>ly had lite advantage s.f lining |ak^/.lin»p> tbe vary beat, herds in E trope aud tn c- Uf‘“" thtacsuiniry where tba molt careful alien ChaD baa, few * century past been giving Rrruj»-T, Phillip.. JUrn Goaw. Btebart B. t>.all the above dr»a<to. together -uilh bats . extra feeding and gr-mming,. that find* Ait* compensttki* only ta extravagnnt Wo«0L4.M>-B.«.-Inger*0U.E. r. Baruam, K prices which I Weeders nlmx- run i-bfain lawdy. when they tuslly succeed in matur­ 1TuaotajJllkr. ing what they o>uc*ive tn lx a perfect animal. Then il ia osilyjar reproduction that such animals enu be mailt to coiqpen- Ltaodvd Dnrtauatasw-tii he.in every re •pre* tewosrd ta epiaHly. «e etawpfy fed. and aa Rttle tai^tli eccidrut Ud di»- CvuKrtm Vro\xr‘i\xte, tad heoM tbeir GOODS ! I GRANT! t. yxjt . ' BSWik'.A ■cHSCOUTOli. TTOtitfSiWiAsl'rU D d>c. Aruftaw. IFcla (SXMMae, OU Btow, «R»k • '• '•? ■ ■ tJH/upapnia, totals KsacUoAs, Liimr Omptotaf, ftaier ylfue. Zwunorrhma, JbmoXe CtanplainU MgHpalaa, AfayfiteWate rsir, romeu-s, frupttona, Ate, aarqfUctsa Cbnoumprtcn, tu. I I I I • B3DXBn A XTRIKE1 1.. —APU’SfW •«».■«■ IS yEKVVVU, AMD CVMPLETB. whtaawwlaml ! Come and See !! sM.'Mejssd^te^j CaeM hnmmernhle of DrepeTwia and'tieer Chanlamt could be nenuoueu in which 0)e Purihet aofPflle ■Wo^t V\\w. a CiAxtrKk. Banesssteg u'r cSA-rrs's asaa*r*MlLl s&M ydTr.iLmsTriBafta*w.Puu4m>a. |4. fV\«, IBVooA. Vv\Vs Imaxwrhtea, While* Frmate Woek»M* z^i’jT^v^rtrxsst: are lhe moat active and thdrourh pilla that have over been introduced. They act to directly upon the "Liver, exeteInj that orpsn ta mich an extent a* ti|U tbe avetem doc* not mlapao into its farmer con dtaoa. whieh te tea apt to ba the earn with staurfyapargativepUf es.’i't: a“V^;t:.,SL7%’swi •Hi—weartemtsrmsma . ,rW' I. A. HOLBROOK, TTORXEV ss4Cs«m»I«u U-. I . Gfcsn-vrr. General f-a.ut »nd T. 1«: s—sd sury *f IWtawoT. Bios ^7— S&SisSiEZlfa A lergo stock of axxA "Lvsc V VAX., <3b O O X> 8 3UE3DTCIEID IPMCIBS, VT.Iut.A.ar, kind <.f goods, *>ie4> BDWS ft BE©3?, which, ia oonjaa ciion wUh the ‘SA.oofc. VwtX^vcr, will ears all lhe aforementioned diHUel and, of thweaelroi, will relieve and euro He&Laobe, OwtUM-wes, Otdio (Pains, CWer-rs Jtforbiir, indigestion, (Pain tn the fiawls. • ^hteefcMM, etc. ’•-< Try these medicines, and you will nc«r remt It Aik yvrt neighbors, who ban used then,' and thy .win mj they are Qioodk >1X5 iW.C\\\r k, '**r N.Hertpfk>s Are«>.’*sri> E.M1MM I. oifild. tbepabtic. . . - r Tlo elodoasaemaf the Loan' Whoriisd. ie Fire Uaadred Halloas of Dollars, frlf Aw Zteadnaf JBiiteM tese fan. sfaWp tJTtrUi fuUia»,t^T^,rr.^t»Xj wMna tbe teal se... moults rise la's* demand from abroad. »rd Ibo rapidlr iaervosing berne demswi far ess a* IM basis nCeiamstetfau Mt KsSksaal tesetia* AMogls DOM av- mgsiusu^ m ail porta U Aim aMteby. tees^ekrvdefa aveb« CATHARTIC PILLS’! wnteywa ahoald try them before going hr a phyitcion. (Jet ■ Pamphlet or Almanac of m* )o*al agent, utd rewl die c-rtlflsUea, and'if yen 'bars ever doubled you will iiimii s sitRss ’OoxAit v.o wvote. i^mkal'of"* uicu'ahk eavabu: m i Clfitking *“* _ 7- u , i*J ('“’iJ*’1 lnu*t Grce 0>«,minds •WAT, W. T. •SV'X AND GOODS! .Staiy A Csy-DsMtaL , CARD FOR SALE BV •tert* A S«rtA»r. Itemoea i Eli Statists. Je* A rrr, Orsagvrilta: M. C. Bwift, rraiasseilla; R. RaaaUpo*. Mlridlm Ute, ui ky CrsggtaU aad Ivegrrbe Mbecrtbed far st par. A isa Qwt Xaea, Ur PHOTOGBAHB. Ou$ ftetetofne rrnsr ernkMm ranstderatft1 OMv feeh-TtamMiB Oteni WtaOiRlO ItawIMwMfa C.G. HOLBROOK, A TTOMJCET aid CosiMUor st U A isCbsawrf. Coa«»T»««»X^ Rilltarv wta Meet Falata Clauss nM e4 is. 'Oates is Hotbro-k Mock. aad Prfae m nMKLDOM. fUOM<| PBTEB toRII.LARD, OTSsrsial^^ Saul and TobMos Manufacturer HARDWARE! i. 4»*r*.Ows4»A«C.. . (Eemarfy 4* Cb*i tiirs at met, Raw Tark.) WplS^ .S. Mk.lhs rf ta^r. k US srtslk «JTOT. Why, then, brother fitrmere. do jptf eunttaue tin* U> deplete >«wr Urd eamed peewee ter the* wfttedi te rewBy nm w> vahmMr S-r tba pwrpuega yi« require! kUaBMktenaLowrtewh evee thetas. iMte lsmrwfwarsn. tei ttart It Hawley, 1 LQBALBtta snjrteds^sd maresnialssf l*vevisi*es. AIm Xetni] alteee. Medsirs ssst of Us Ua.ttscs Bf.HfiBJfjfTIBDB; Eating 3f Billiard &ss y\ 91LK* IX OKOCX M EX, pro-. I •Ko X MUer. Isrd. perk. J antoee-. Also tars esedtes, eiv .slrl attest. Hsstn.l TbmonuairinZ Kxc 'CwM\u.a\x.Ci E3fts& 1 Til.— stSSs WO.ssJ Jsi. 1 . iU worm ffl»wXw*w»h I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/390/HastingsBanner_1863-12-30.pdf 364da8ff982bcc454d2807f598624e9b PDF Text Text jaiCAK 8OTTT8AH .WILD -Withi JfOWIA ,a*X"TKtEK «• .fegi.g^A.jaaw^ ••.vol vm. . NO. 35 8, BABBY COUJiTY, MICH^'.VBDNBSbAY, DECEMBEB, 30. M ®rijiital Jwtrj. 18 PUBCtBHCT) EVERY WEDNESDAY, lowing reroiuuuos; . RmM, TUI arid (MBBittM W > AT THE HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! wUg betrotbed definitely aetlled by ti“tx“, to this aoleoM and to tore*inf •But there ba* always been a healthy Uuloo acMlment in our State. It baa flourished when tha'aun of our gtfart p<>oberts triker litirat ayatern wa* dfeecurtd Sort It by cun prise elobd* and gloom. In the darfpeas of- reUUatioa. ’ ~ SwistM $irttt*rr. pnlltleal storm and night, it* Irinp baa In explaining and urging thia re*2aburned vn brightly and beautifully. . Il tmn iipon tbe Cbm mi ttro of the WbdCe, has aurvlvad amid rocke and eaves, Mid JEST DECEIVED mountain gorges and rugged banka of inrroticato fact*, bed • few homriws *tn*ma. It hu* •‘watched and a new and moat complete assortment waited" with a frith a» astounding and aa constant aa arer nerved the’heart of peDRLGS AND MEDIC IN ES, ealers i CrhtC or arint- ’ Often uulctttred and un­ ,are*k*ry, tbe.Guvarumeai. taught, it ha* put to aharne the pretence* people abunU meet and bury iU The of sophistry nnd confounded the phlloao- ceruij! Comm.laeary * phene, Bwralag FlwiR, curse to our country, had beaa tovpMsd ___r >n/l tia n.,n««raa phy of sages. Despotism could not with authority to cohtrul tbe matter pf TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. crush, or cruelty erase IL Nor threats _ 'Tt.L. —■ ASOS AWW They lired tagether, •nd topttpr died ; ’ like Miaaouri. With ua the qutalion la. nor entraaiiea, nor chain* nor' duhjaou*, Wbataimll we do with Umt wbMU al nor the bop* of life nor the leaf of (fa.v*mm«o< in tbeatthada charged Vy 1 death ooold ebam It fo Ufe mad cur of rti- tte enemy, and ha* atumpud ta atane ' bellion. But through the crucible of an­ th* priaoner*in our hand*; Hare.Mc. and put it beyend hope of. resurrection.’ archr, persecution, and blood, It ha* aria­ Foote redd a leifer from th* Qoarterl^r FOR MECHANICAL AMD MEDICINAL - — —kb.,kl_A ... - „i-t ' l,a maMer for the prisoners, Captain J. We U the N-Klh aed South, knowing FCRP0MS.0Kl.Yjn that alavtry waa the only di*terbieg eleWarner, addreassd to Get!. Wirmer, chid inent io *ur Govarameul, alter many Noble men I 'Worthy son* of worthy placed on reoord at CoL ■Odfl1* *®cr, . ,..f___ .. u - - -U nna “dsdtf* eirwl* Bright exemplar* for all age* I which »ut*d Jhat be (C^Rain WeroeT;) An erring brother reWma from hl* Wan* liad, frbni th* first to the twentfa^h R3DRRTS A NTR1KEB, deringe after a mad deluriuh, dve* not lost month been able to get rflegt la a LKM la drop. medidaea, pM»nl®TO> dee*i h nnbecbniifig hl* honor and hl* very irvcgelar and Meager manner, from Z. aaiaU. aX. tanwetto*. b-rai.g BaM. manhood to pay you the tribute on tbo the droartniMt for eritumra, Md ttak aoandncacftf yonr judgement and the no­ ivrw ------ — —■- -px unction in oar midal. The aooner we bleman and aubllniHy of your patrktfam. TKA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. W»M»« du it the belter fur us and the cnnnlrjNur doc* he feel eb**ed before the world; PRUNES, FIGS. RAISINS. CODFISH; To roan y this truth la unpalatable, but <natr,<rndfor tifkt dayt tkty got son *t > a can't blink it, it muat be met, let •» been bw past acta and impreas'on*, to lU. Thia G>mmi»rory General; wto, f«W»lV IWEUEY *- ALLEM extend to you hi* hand, and here, after do eo like men. . There is a large and growing party in •o long a parting, and *<> much of mutual * sort of pepper doctor down in CteatiM onitnatsH' ^xBirajaioc®^ •uttering, bav Ing mef, from diflerent ex- Utn. and be mint say looked a* lik* * tremra, under the old banner al hut, to vegetarian a* hit practice would indicaU, lad UBklBK Extracts, pray Almighty God to role tbo rnadneu . bad actually made *n elaborate report to of the hour— to stay tbe effusion of fr*<l the Secretary of War.akowtag that *fe cidal blood—to incline men'* heart l<> tbe aubri.taoce of a human Tanfaee earprocs and brotherly love, Mid tn give u» cm* a vegetable dial waa the muat proper onee more a united, prosperous, and thrtl could be adopted. [Laughter.] He had other facta that be would brief for* them aa lu their right to do thia. Ut ua prNF.nWCTlJ’. IRKS. PAPER. EN­ happy country. ward, ta addition to thia, to stow that VELOPES, CARDS. Ae., *e. thia Northrop should be turned nut. F«* A Great W^-terMI. . the honor of the country to abould be A detachmrot of troop* recently acoutMOST POPULAR I. A. HOLBROOK, Uug in the valley of tbe Snake or Lewi, Uge il afov.ry jft,pvr jnjdat, and bury f.^k of the Columbia, diauov*redawateout of sight thia auuree vf *>l our calami'iea, personal. State, and National. .By fail which, it is said, ia entitled to the thus Tlwmally firing "P <h»t la already dwtincV’>u of being called th* *>re*l**t in I be world. The entire volume of Snak* lort, we will have rc secured aecurBo to w u* u» all onr • ----- — - Mate* in uik*. If river pour* over a sheer precipice . ona right* a* equal State* In we the Unlmt. t, I rive aa my hundred and ninety eight feel Mgh, <Atrtjr •UrolSuit rowel .. du urn du ",' ■'•■It 11 ” “• opinion, ”* South Pacific Ocean, which «■ be entered thm right w nbrng, » ’ »>>l h. r»m'<« join m unlv dy diving Into the eea, and toe w to the condition of a Territory, and •“ oth.r fight but what 18 reflected from the lit caKjdt it oat /olid tketl or Mf. 1 ba remain until w« do p**a up« thia qtwbottom of the waler. SPEECH or “T. lino, definite! v, *1 once and forever. You locality «f thi* immenae waterfall ia naer A y-ong chief dfaeovered It aoeMeiftLEl'l ER FROM GEM. TilAk ER* cant find a aulAer In the army who ha* Uie point h«rou>fur« designated Aa the ally, while diving after _» tartin; tww ,nii. »—*»■' Ln,u ,!■«/. A«- N—'* **• laM' not already reached or whn I* f»*A cMa- Great Sboabuno or Sainton fella of that •.he uag wtychho made of hi* di*covery lv approximating the coucluemn. that hi* EJilort Minoxri Drmotr^l: will probably b« aung I* more than .Si .nA hr, have bean »«• Six: 1 «d.~ >"« J'”” * Ane European language, ao beaudfulhr la it adapted for a tale in versa. Ttore (I.BA-row • - -------- —- — lTw. G.«n. I» • JS|d. roaring of tbeu fall*, but learned ao waa a tyranira! goverwor at Vaveoo. will not InahL that after all hie toll and ™ Uul. R.«».-»■■* ।A-I* «“? againtt whom one of the cheif* h*d fcrmmore respecting tbeni than if theyJito BOBT.BTS 4 STBIKt, hardahipa; iht* queatiun, which d^lomv .CL______________ M -not arttie. been in the miw»n. H was *aid that there . aerie*of fall* and rapid*, making a de being aatiicw »y ■ -.cent of amen hundred feet ia eeven mllea. rd l«> be destroyed. H* had a beauilfat .,r~<l»r.<«. Andllii.i.ln<lM*na~' , with the round gave color V> tbe report. daughter, b*trothed to a chief of high J“ld Ul'^n ■nd . j, end'd, Cell. GnnU •«> <"*~™ "l vbe ol .n, ..pininn h. m.J F<.r hundred* of mlfea acroea the great rank, and aha wna also included In the ,. i^d.r.d Um th. torn nt •criiencc. The youth wto found the tav­ h, |h..*«d. I .mnnpolUldU. Wo.ja plain Saak* river flow* through a canon, ern, *nd kept theerorat to himaelf,lored withjvertical walla hundred* uf feet high. HASTINGS. MICH. nut rtnni.n nn u«»n t.mn >■■■■«" nr It ia only at long tol«rva1a that salient thia damasl; b* V*M her the danger to people, and ?an therefor* apeak plainly. Y WANT 25.000 11*. of WOOL to hnlde r. t>inta are found by which the river cao time, and persuaded bar to trust herself - ... And 1 d<> aay, in candor andainctrity, t>‘ , reached. Th* road cro**ea Iron point to him. 1 manufacture into CLO1H — They got into a eanne: the place ofbec (!.». t.. Artunu. pnl.tlomu Un; nu tlriUnr th. p..p.Ur nurr.nl bj to point of the b*nd*» only approving retreat waadescribed toller un the way rlr.we to the river where there i» a chance »pn« te It. These sromro swim like mer­ d.-n*\k.T~>ta»« Urn. luBf U~ir»|» ” 'tam. * Tao snrtri’oA U> Qi-»cn>u «>• - ------- -- ----------rerv few, if any. of the tetia of thousand* maid*, she dived after him and rose to th* cavern, in Its widest part It la atonl of adventurers that bad croroed the plain* fifty feet, and it* medium height la atorft ft be alternatives the acme; the roof fa hung with etalacundated by Mr. lits*. Urre h* brought b*r the etorcewt R &. S Bui «col Ark , D utBeis, GROCERIES! PATENT MEDICINES P glifitllanj. GHfiAJP. 1F®a C£.£±I WOOLEN FACTORY, Knirrss » »tM#ws, COTK.WiM*’’10 ■“« ‘"Tt. 6W& p~.nl, lb. NnrtH .!««•'« “ in.l, fr~fclln.l.l.'.'J “>*J “ WOOL CARDING W.P.CH«**X ! ----- ---j. DB. X P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL Son,, day thay ,md i plrowrewseker - .to - Matod wooed' end wen the maid, and to make upon a* frequently rtd JSrt I, |/MJav ; a*d it w.U ba admitted the Interest campleto. be bad long fovwd that with the »lnp*ndou* gratoewc <w their aurronndmgs they J*y?~ ; wcaLau ’inoraryr or in free uac of the term, “wW AMtltontti, : ,111 ,~n b.., W •pptj ■*> w ll“ 5 JOHN 8, VAX BRUNT. «» c. PJUNDIdE, ■»*** from twenty to fifty feet each, near by. r f Th* leading Union men here, now take*the ground that Arkawa* muat arntt batb a Suu. Tbu ««.neUw >• «’P~^ L,g. n.A elf In A'O"***- ‘“‘J" .nd M.»>ulp|d1^-n1 coaairtaot" nor “AboliUoanta. . auAnAa. Upon thia point, B<non« <**•" " . . th, Fiji lelanda. Th* intmtlrt waa so Wil comealed, that chav embarked fa aafety -.and hi. people a^ed Mtn. at the Or e of the baopiert wlttWeme on rec­ point of their departure Iffce worfS »ot. ord. fa related by the Boat.* Uka wlA hi" a Tonga wifr-aitd waned- p~pl. Iknu.l.«. ___ Gnn. G*nl* b •** »< tr* l*Olng in ArUoux «"1 •>*“• • ”'r lnHu.no In Ite Suu. II. n"""^ ..u.10.^ pyT "'.,lJ2i B..J w£ to wall while be want Into the er* to atMne «<**•* similarity " dentist, *5*34H*— “ Tirmn>n ,«,■»»«» Sr,roX»iM«® BA± «.uon, ."d •» hMN«. >••••*" » G„ •nd afterward*, went •nos. blea loro th* frtsfa �WAR NEWS H Wkf Farren »mtov teft Kwrevtfta. . war tneotiag beM In Cadaa^ Mt the 10<h. Parson Bn.wafow gara * felfaerihg go-jd and euKijbni MM0 w JereUnYtC. kbit b « »ar ratoti folhing. K Wm of eoUon, a large amount .of hfafoeea. shoes, and reddle equipaiewle, tools, oil, tar, and rarfens of jastieo and humanity, order, proclaim other storaa, and H® wagons. The tel­ aad declare th it ail persons held an slaves egraph wire wee cut, coiled and burned within the limit. <ff certain States and ■ f.»r half a mile. The water stations, turn soldiers to re-ew!Ut in other breaches of parts of States therein designated were, The Loyal Pubbcatioa Bwdsty, 063 table and three care were burned, and and should thereafter and fmwrer be, free; thufasrvidn, codling first uqSer conaider- the track torn up, and tbe rails heated Rr.wdasy. bn iusa published an anvavr khaw base lately beso with Mm, in order sod that tbe execulire, military and na­ atloe, the amssidment was agreed to. and destroy ed, as much ss possible in by Profeesor Henry Drfatrr, of (MfluiMr. Wilson explained that wMa It val authorities would and should thence ­ "W foel-eMusw in hie resting place aven bia College, to Bishop ilopkiM* “Bible six hours. forward recognize and maintain the free was fiwnd that the draft fi.r >00.000 was tbe fcsual time of a Federal advance Five bridges and sererat eulrerte were View ul Slavery,” which wo can recumdoai of all each perwme; and whereas, insufficient to meet the wants <4* the War mend for gmeial ciroolaUon amotig the not tkat by said proclamation and order, tbe Pres Department, a bounty of 0400 to veteran dealt uyed lu ever an extent of fifteen c Iium of people wbu are likely to have miles. A large quantity ut bridge tim tbe coostently increasing tores uf’ ideal has guarantied to all such persons and 8200 to others was uffirred, and this her and repairing materisls were dretrey. b«e<» affected l*y the sophistries and the bill wxs designed to carry oat the pledge -tbe Federal army, Lse will attempt tbe tbeir freedom shall be recognized end unlounded aauorticne of the Bisb«p. Bro ed. My march was retarded ■•eeasiunal86.900.0M bad been re 'b&Mvn, sepecfaHy toward Washing- forever maintained; and whereas, it is thus made. ly by the tempest In tbs mountains ar.d feaser Drisler completely exposes tbs the right aad the duly of Congress to reived frntn commutation, end this was the fay roads. I was obliged to swim alMurdity of tbe arguments by whldn 1 a. make all laws whioh may be n^eesmry now ausvvMOtad to 812 000.000. Bishop ll-ipkin* attempts to justify slav­ Tbe mmotal of Gen. Bubufield from and proper for carrying into exac'iUtm Mr. p’ilwui acknowledged the neoami­ ray oemmsnd and draw my artillery with ery net »ff the Bible; he pauses Ihiaqifdr»pea across Crogx's Creek seven times i etotom to tbe department of Miaaoeri and the sp- all tbe powers, whether dril or military, ty of exercising great care with regard to in twenty four hours. On ray return, I slavery Bishop lu l>« ignorant of the teMmsl of G«n. Roeecrsns.to succeed vested by the coMiltulinn iu tba Presi­’ the depletion of the treasury, aad to keep found six eeperate commands undsr Gen­ Scriplurea, ill><giral and bigoted. ‘iht,4e very gratifying intelligence to the dent as Cumroendsr-io-Cbief <.f the Array ing thk credit of the government fated. erals Early, Junes, Fitz Lee, ImlxxJrn. and Navy; and amuog such military Il had always been thought more difficult earnest l^yalfate of the wbuIa country.— He Jackson and McAuBtin, arranged fa a GcrauL** «ro at „ w.,— _ powers Is that of making and executing to fibtain more mowey than men. Can- Bcbofield’a whale policy has been a the predamatioa aforesaid, within aaid wanted the eerreney of the country to lie line extending from Staunton to Newport what myateriooaly in Tenuessre. A let­ upon all the available roads, to prevent ter in the Cungregatir-nalist thus refers mutaka; aad his final removal, by the designated a tale* or parts of slates, are sound end her credit good, yet we must ray return. til a aiuguiar a-cidr-nt: Freeidsnt ie a concession of that fact— now uf right free, and ought to be here­ i**? our pledgee made to enlisted men. PEN8IUNS Tu MOTHERS AND I captured a dfapalch from General Writers are conducted here rather dif­ 'tbrwhole country will rejoice that an after forever unmolested in tbe eei«>y- Their enlistments were numeroee a«4 on­ Jones to General Early, giving me his BISTERS. j t ferent from the Virginia method, aa tu ly la the Nuethem States, but hi the *jpp4 .* nan, au competent a general as ment nf that freedom which tbe govern­ position and Jackwia at Clinton Forge. roerrilfaa. They have a abort thrift.— ment of the United States ia bound to Southwest. East Tennessee had recruit­ ed 85,000 men. Tease bed furnished two I inarehcd fmm the front of Jones to that For instance, a commander reported a “recognize and maintain Jscksua st night. I!i« outpost* were while agn, that he had met twenty gur Now, therefore, for the purpose nf car­ regiments, and Arkansas bwd yieldkd sul>« -There ** • nunor that Geo. Leo la to pressed hi at a gall»p by tbe Oth Virgin* •bb Mat to Georg tn ; but tbe report ia not rying into more complete and immediate etantial additions to uur furewn. Such re­ fa mounted infantry, and two bridgts rillao; he had killed right, and captured cruits should bo dealt with according to twelve ; but, imfartunaiely. in bringing execution the aforesaid prudamatioo, and * Credited. ’ aernee Jackson river were saved, although hie prfaiHiera into camp, they all fell off a to secure forever the recognition and promise, lie was In favor nf a commu­ Gam. Buller has bee* made perraanenl mafatenaace of tbe freedom of all per­ tation clause and for tbe payment of the fagots had been piled ready to ignite.*— lug. and broke their nei-ka It fa hardly My eoluran, about firer miles bm», hast ­ to be wondered at, that such accidents oc­ sons designated therein, and thereby to bounties proposed. Mr. Harris did not favor the amend­ ened serose, reaardlem of the enemy, un­ cur. Tennessee aoldiere aje uww whose «C% aad il Is hoped that bo may bo suc- preride more rfieelually fiir the suppres­ ment of the Committee, as It Mend, 'and til all. but my ambulances and a few ressAil in relieving the greater portion sion of tbe rebellion, tba securing of do­ ■ agons nnd <«a regiment had pnaxetl, tbonthl it would stop all recruiting after mestic traMullity, the maintaining nf the * ofovr brave eolditrs who are dying by when a strong effort was made to rebuke common defence, and the preservation of the Bib of Januery. facUo fa rebel dsngeuos. Mr. Lane, of Indiana, aaid we could the first bridge, in ehirh they did not the liberties of the people: succeed. Tbe ambulances and some sick Brigadier Gen. Cbreoran died, at FalrBe it enacted by the Senate and House not fill oWr armies with conscripts alone. men were bwt, and by the darkness and lft», *Wr tbe t®d, from lajsries received of Repreeeukstivea uf ibe United States There were 8,000,000 men subject to tbe difficultisa, the last regiment was detain nf America in Gwgresa amambled. That draft at thia time, and of tMe number, on By filling from hie borac. , ed on ths opposite side until morning In all States and parts of Buies designa­ tbe basis of the receipts ef ths last draft, Thirty year*'ago ibrre arrived at ? fa -England, a great prize figlil has when it was ascertained that tbe enemy ted in mid proclamation aa.in rebellion, but 426.000 could be brought mtn the , P'KHiah (India) a homvlras wanderer, 4ah«n place between 11senas and one the re enslaving ur holding, or attempt­ field If tbe entirs enrollment were taken, eeesned determmed u> maintain Ita ptwi- driven forth by f’rraian fansticiooi from lion op tbe cliffs which overlooked bridg' All artdievww bo eelirtod for There Tetra, King, In which Heenan was badly wbip- ing to bold, in slavery ur in invuhkntary and out nf this number from 20.000 to ea I caused the bridges, which were long hie country. Ths qmwtdani exile. since MrrsU tvvysaee.arerutitted te tbe ll.kJtei in ffi- minutes. The Euxlfah and servitude uf any parson who shall have 80,000 »<mld !>• deserters. Indiana had bmone a merchant prmee at B-unbay. fa been made or declared to bo free by said more than filled her quota, and could be and high, to be deatruyed, and the ene- Mr. Da*id Snae.iKti. ab*> ban j<wt pur. Jttnarican prees have teemed with the proclamation, or agy of their deecendants, depended «>«, under any eireomstaitews, ray immediately ehstigsJ his position Io cbaaed the fine English a«tate at Wnll.m flank aad rear af tbe detachment which ' disgusting details. from and after the date of mid proclama­ to furnish her full share without resort ..n-Thainra, known aa A able y Park, for­ “r?« *~ -w-< <«—n~>- .tai was cut off. I sent orders itMbe remnant । ' ■ -- Jt b stated that 10.000 men o(' tbe tion, otherwise than in punishment of to the draft. merly the ramdewco i<Sir Henry Hatch­ Mr. C*<llamsr moved to strike out tbe tn destroy <wr wagons and coms acmre er, for hie eldest wm. now rraiding in PvtotMe Army hare re euHrted for the crime whereof the accused shall have tba ri»er or over ths mountain. They ■ words “ January 5th, ’’ and insert “ lUl the England. The price paid was £50.0001* wA”. Rb-enlisirrteots are also going for- been duly convict cd. is aad shall be fiwnext draft, not later than next February.’' awam tbe Hear »lib tbe fore wf four mea. wird rapidly ia nearly all tbe other mil- ever prohibited, any law «r regulation nf r Mr. Howard moved u> strike out “fif­ sitber of such States to the contrary aotty Chief Justice Tenby, it nf that k»ry departments. teen” in the Comer illra’e amendment, wi thatanding. class who dry up ia their track*. Ur concentrating upon ms at Calfayan’s, I .Oregfefa, eeomo to start slowly fa the The bill was read a seonnd time, aad ahrivela gradually, tear by tear, and ia I left over a vary available mad, hot one nf legislation, but that ia usual, and referred to tbe Committee on tbe Judic­ apparently the feeblest nun ua earth that which waa deemed impracticable, but hy iary. ; j?A>baMy isecaemly. A joint resolution which 1 emssed over ths top nf the Alle­ has a brralh in Lis body. He aita doubled op, and bis voice cannot penetrate three Jo Gen. Grgat and fcfa ghenies with my command, with the ex­ ’ Tbe Oral twwlh. ception nf four caissons, which were de •ffirsre and aoldiere has been paeeed, 71s JfatkoiUt tTuon has a letter nf strnyed in order to increase the teams for aad digvM by tbe President. Tbe reprel the seennd inat, from its Editor, now io Washington City, which says: of the 8300, exemption clause is doubtful My loaa Is six men drowned and four Drlrt.r toem tale the giver. ___ _ -i___ 2 I wm present laarevening at a small •men wounded, and Amr ofiveers and nine­ social party ofintolligent loyalfata fmm Woolford'e regiment encountered a under jhe eurojlyyt get will be done We captured also Texas, Teuneeoee and Kentucky, end ofa Rebel regiment last week, in the loser ty men mfasing. about 200 pria>.nrra. hut retained but away wftt-aa-M tobriag all trader one served that tbe expressions ufa desire to end uf BIihisI aiuoty, Msr the njovlb of nlaaa. Gottgresa has adjourned over toe saw Slavery wiped out by the present Tellicu River, and drwro them pell melt («Hir officer* and eight v men. on aecnnnt holidaya. , . war waa almost unanimous. A slavehold­ into the Ttanemee River. Some /orty nf their iaabilltr tn walk. We link also 150 horses. We were entire! v upon a . ’Vbe Cimaerrstive adjourned Coaven- er from Austin, Texas, informed me that were, drowned, and some farty mure very poor cnnntrv. and the officers and tbe Unkiofata of that State, who were no- killed and captured. The remainder sf men have anffi-red c-*ld. banger and feCTfat'M Cladunstl, has reaffirmed the nseruus were almost of vue mind tn this the regiment dashed their arms io to the tigwa,' fcltF remarkaHe fartitodr. M» tiMMafan of G<n. McClellan re tbe WATCMUKEl AM JfWELEI. matter, fa p»dnt of fact, they believed river, and swam over, and made their es­ command has man bed climbed, slid and Kaglrah, Nwissand Anenron Waubr. repaired. caudufate «f the Peace party for Presi­ that Slavery bad oummittod suicide by cape in great cofuai»n. Wo have read 'All tn<n*mrula warranted lu uerkirm wall aiaa awam Jt.V ’’ * ‘ ' Hack, aud jtwelry repalird. all duM os 'alert dent. itcaattered but little who wae rebellion ; and tn pitot of principle, tbey ia the Scriptures of the Devil entering ryjwiced at this fuel, firmly believing that into the bogs, and rushing them into the aeerffieed ; ft a IB prove another “Petiia. ths future existenee of Slavery and frve sea oFTibwias. The Devil we k«>w ctftrCtmpaign,” to any mac who atands government together In tbe Union, would was in the rebels, and having a fondness New York, Dec. 20.—Tie al earners uppo each a platform. he utterly Incompatible. The Texas bir water, be rushed them into the TanKstate e< Clarisa CarsI. Washington frntn New Or leone the Hhh, loyalists, ho assured me are strongly neaaoa River.—Knonilh Wkig. NZ4 Tt OF memoAX. lUrr,, as r riotatiax the CwwaUtalteW. and tbe Mieeisaippi the 18th erri.ed Inopposed to rrstoripg Slavery, which they At a vMMoa oftke t mtel. CosTt far lb. roustr da;. Tbe Waabrnittm br.mtfht >100.000 of, Harry, boM.a al tba Probata UBev, io Um regard as rquivaleot to the restoration of cry uf vhilaiing tbe coeatitatloo, tbe rebellum. I think from what I see in apede. The Mieeiea^ppi brought a lot L'Iur» Haeta m, a. Toewhy, U>. xwh d«y of DvroMtMV, ia Um yuar <mm UmomoU wrt.t bund­ and of uncoMtitutjonal acts, upon the that within a few years the present Con­ Governor Seymour’s oft-repeated ob­ «f rebel prisoners, including, Mai. Gen. tfajt <>f tifa Uncpln GoverosiMit^a it has servative pobtteiana will putdlab affidavits jurgation nf tbe undue preponderance ob­ Frank Gardner. is tb. m.itsr st the KrtaM of Claris; Carvv, Mm failed, has cvtnr up (mm all parts testifying that they were wholly opposed tained by Mavsaehusettv and other east The navigation uf the Miaaiaaippi Riv­ drCTWMd: oflhc.Booth, fruru .the commencement to the restoration of Slavery, just as era states at tbe formation of tbe federal er h leaa interrupted. The gunboaie to* reading aad tlfag the pvUlios. duly vevited, of TbaasM u Carey mg. thsi Admtaiolrstofa ofUis mbcllfan, and baa been repeated some of them are now publishing affida mmrtitution. by virtue of the equality of of Um wtals of said dorooaad may bo cotamhled .jUh « *|m, bv the Northern peace party. vita fa the Ohio newspapers, affirming senatorial represaratatton, has been sum­ Advices lr»m Texja alate that Gen. to lbs |MUua«wr. This iff KMDds very queer to thoee uf es that tbey did nm vote for tbe Canada marily answered by a quotation from Wsahburn hod Blurted far Indianola hod Th.iropon it i« Ordered, That Meader, tk.rtb ’ « lru la lb. >oreAlexander Hamilton, showing that New Lavuea, and they are doulttiees la |nnr d'Bo have been perfectly familiar with exile, i grvdlet that tbe fafamoua alave tjw.wrigia end progress of the Rebellion, coda will bang heavier than a thill stone York waa nut then a first-efawr state, and posoessiofl ere thia. It fa believed ib-tt Mi?.kl»q it (a have originated in tbe vi-1 about the necks ofsome Tennessee politi was. therefore, a gainer hy the “tompro­ Ban Anloafo will otxw be in <>ur po«t* ofatinn of the constitution, ef tbe laws daae before the lapse of 1064. Tbe Mar mise." At that time Virginia was the nioa, where wur trwopo would concentrate tbe fend, aad a disregard far tbe ofFrwd.m blazes ee. brightly in the moot populous state, next W>* Maaeaetoi for the overthrow of the rebels under The Magruder.. Semn and. binding obligations of akfae, as tbe holy cross of U-mstantine, setts, and then Pennsylvania. ha. For a party that has hung men — ‘—Jagend blushing with ststeeman of Mawnchuaeia were gener­ BW HARNESS SHOP. ,aii houeet diflerrns* of opfaioe ; that • thousand martyrs. Is ous to New York In tbe eonrenlhm of 1787; and Governor Seymour fa, there ­ has shot down psea upon a rrpart by a fore ungrateful aa wrll hub inaccurate. personal enemy, that tbey were not loyal to the Btoitb.; 4hat han doomed men to starvq and die io Inatbeotne prisons, with­ out the f»rma)<tiea of a trial, because r.—-> tfcy we<^ tree to tbe cooslttotM* of their A fatter from tbe Arwty of the PeteADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. eepntrr J and far a parly wbu have legal- rone says: Nones i- benfay gim, that ly virtue aad i. hpd hifbwiMr robbery, and all tbe crimes .’•A few days after the publication of emtuanr' - jrlTicaK'lsaX IU.rU ■•ulKlrd tn li.ibl ”7SkMpmSl _ HOUMT HUUn. New Advertisements. D. HERRICK. a. 1. MeetBiaj New Harnesses, known to tbss nahnijr. war, to osmpfain cf}he yiolatina uf the e>>neiitu:io», on the part of tbe Federal Government, fa perfectly h&cslucs. abiding rsbela, ael out by eaacfo w, exempting ail seat from militr, wbw owned aa nany aa rweaJy "but farcin*, the lower arder of the PreMdent'a message and proclama­ tion, tbe fact nf its pr»imifa>rtmn being made known to the rube I pickets, they manifested great curiosity to hear it, and me of our men cawssnliagtn read it to them quite a party collected co the oppo­ site bank to listen. While it was rend­ ing the utmost tilence and attoaii<m were preserved by the listening rebels, and after tt waa finished ore of them called out: ‘Well that sounds about right.— Wil - -w. u " Stota-I M The best a mt man Mupteywkc " *'.■>* ate Rapwirtuf does aa slwri eetfae. ..... owjATamoct. BHERtFFB BALE. Boston. Dec. M.-The TrawArr, of tin* city, has a luUar from Brae fort, 8. Sl&rJi* A li’b b0“ n. Meeting of tbe Barry County vwl Society, field at tha Court the villagw^cf Hastings, on Ti 4ti» M Jsannry 1004, at 2 w*d rfoe the election uf officers of a . - Lbctom—A. A.~Kuawm1 Kaiamazan^envered, at the G l on Batwaday even fan. alrotorel “Great KcbeUioa,—Ita Canas J Owing to insufficient nmicr^nrl WapleaoMl wrelhcr, the. audienl large,tbo' Tally larger than wad ahderjtbe cirt umstsBcv* “ .Til tea* teraa, b-gical, and in ma> parts al**quaat, dealing bead tqwra the conspirators who srnigi the Nation’s life, to build np a J whnec-eioncr store sbm-ld rest banaful curse of human lx*ndsfi lecture was well rccchrdaod n 2 Ptrt Al**m.—Th* try of fire -I h: car streets, on Friday evnibl first time for nearly a year. Il I enaipued by the fire cocr niimiraJ a stovepipe, w ilh the roof *4 a I near tbo »>uth end of Jrffrr*.| ocecpiid by the family uf A. vl M. Tse. fire was extinguish! bat little damage d>«e. I Tax Wa*T|gB during the p.J turn been quite pleasant, and j I snuugh to hold the little snow | which made both sleigaing and » paaeible; ths latter only for ligh I Selarday, Sunday and M<*nd rhfay,'until the does uf the 1st' Vibra tha wind shifted end uehei soring wfator in again,with poors ing than before the thaw. Iiame ..f Tboraapple was burned 1 Ha cratrets, <-n Tuesday of last ' Tbe family were all for a abort I afaiU Money was also burnt Mowuet offil&O, <l hf aya—g valunteerfag. Tbs ’•Farmer’aJ.Firs Inauraaet |feny of Eaten and Barry Countlel fafr.to beasuUtimliat.aud pupitl- taliotk We are Wormed that It sons । have already agreed to thssr property fa this company w| » fully otganfacd. Statin-V F-m, > a.gvquybak. I tine of Literature and Faahiun, ed I Mrs. Ilecry Peterson. Publisil Desouo A Potereon, PhilsJelphia. I is a ns w magMine just entered th I for popular favor. H ope*” W*1 V4« fair to rival older*C”te*nprirat I Knul» . 6« *<«' -r “M W.lii.'.'lUum." • OMUfel •] fosbh« plate, and other en.bellisb-i Terras Ma year fa advance. tba Lady 'a Frired.— MMtoh Ua Mrs sit. U“>‘j. 7 . Thera wilt be an adjourn Suer I �-irnl. BAtt. ttXSC? -Mb­ A* sUd i< fa raomiuMtofad, I write IM. whhuirt tta karttirdg* qf D«eter R. Jiarir nr any on* ctonwrtad. ahd du it first of gl] fi-r the ptkl of thuatnvfkrlng fr. tu itMjigvaliun attdiiia kindred rtsufa*. , A MINISTER W. know the writer cf the above, end that he ia wbot bu pr.itea*ea to bo—a min. later and a gentieina* of truth.—Journal and Mtttmytr. See Adv.rlia.ment .’.There will bo an adjourned Annual Meeting of the Barry County Agricultu­ ral Society, held at th* Court House, in tbe villagetfof Hasting*, on Ttavmiay, tbe 5th of January 1864, al 2 u’ritek P. M.. ■forth* election uf officers of aaid Socioty for the ensuing year. . Jlasli»gs’Dec.^23d 18G3. ’ ’ ’ J. M. Ntn>5 .• ■I Estate ef Staphs* D. Caves. QTAYE OF MICHIOAN.CneniT of Barry, M. O Atatototea of tte Probata O*rt for lb* 4o*i>ty of Barry, boldtn *1 th* Probata Ofoc*. In Ibe rulag* of (Jailing., o* Monday, Itellrtd.y LITT OF LETTERS, of D»c«mb*r. I* th* year not Iboaaaod <ig I Remaining uncalled F*r nt the Hasting* c' Poll Office. (or the week ending Decem­ I* tta matter of th* estate of Htephra D. Car*t> ber 20. 1^03: Frery Pant*) M Jann Mre Sarah J a Scenrtary. I.xercaa.—A. A."Kw*rra«. E*q., «>f Kalamamo^elivetwd, at tta Court Ilntne wn Saturday evening, a leoinra upon tbe “Grwal Relielli<<«,—Ita Causa and Cure.” Ttjal Shiica. SPECIAL NOTICES Owing to insuffieient nolke^nd tta very ADMINI3TRATQIV8 SALE. In Ua matter of th* Estate of Joss L. UcLu. Suite* la hereby gWea, that by eirto* of Iteeme nd oatbority granted to mo by tbo Judge of Pro­ ate in end for ibe conoly of Barry, aad State of ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE ^In Uhi matter of th* btete of Lads* D Jf Ichob. NoUo* to iMtsbygi ran that in parsnase* of* liceiia* granted lo*.e. by :be Judge of Probate for lb* comity uf Barry. I aboil «xp**e to **te at nuM.n ■ttetlno tn th* at On reading and filing lb* petition, duly oartM. of Sandt Jan* Ca»«n. wife of told Btopbea 1>. c.’ta, praying, for reetona therein ml forth, «.L aba may bo autborixod Io **ll aortal* Real Eateta. belonging to «*idSl»phoa n. Care*. Tbampoa Hi* Ordmd, That Tharaday, tba fourteenth day of January aixt. al ten o.clockin th* forenoon, be aMlgnrd for the bearing of aaU petitloa, aad that the beln al tow of .aid Bio j nhaa D. ttorta, and alt oilier peraon* lnler«ai*d in Mid eatate. are required lo appear at a M..lon at 1.1 rv...v, ll.M. •— >.* .V- fated, lad moot eftbetn entire!« eared by IL -r... .... u.:-» .u:.. people's large,tbo’ folly larger than waq expected ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE In th* matter of the c.ut* of Benjamin Winona. parta eioquset, dealing heavy blowa Ufwin tta conn pi rati i ri who •ought tulake None* ■* hereby girr* that by eirtn* of license th. Nation's life, to build tip •/ Btriirture w hnweTurner atone shot Id rest ap n ilw ban.ful euro, of human bondage. The HELMBOLD’S lecture was well rccciirdand much, ap- pfauded^ _ GalNUaNE preparations. _ eosoampltew. when' a fttend termed ter to tak* tba •Ptopteamtr*.' U* lakiog iba irtetema aba MMirteA ehaon at ooca. Os tte third day .h.bad r*cor*r*d1b(Tapnctitr.entile*ttertgbtli day. not yd bating <*kcn on* bort!*. *b*gh*a “ Fiaa Alarm.—The try offir* waa beard in our htroeks. nn Friday .truing; f»r tbe fipt tint, fur nearly a year. Tl waa uc. ewaipnod by the fire «>rrmuitiea'.ing, frtitn a stovepipe, with the nw»f a dtrellirji near lb. smith end uf Jefferson street, occnpiid by tbo family uf A. W. War ■<»r. Foe **akn*oor«ariairg from Exeeue*. Habit, of DWpation. Urly Indtoerrtioa *T atom*. Ok­ ieoded with lb* foBowiag .rmptom.: Iadupoaltioato ii— Loa* of Memory, Wmk Nerroa, Horror of Di**a*« U*7wILof th. MoomfaP S'y«t7i‘ Hot Hand., Hoiking vftb* Body. Dryoe.. at th. .kin, Erantton* on lh* Fwse, Pallid Coontenwe*. Thew (ymptom*. if allowed to g. on. which thb toedlci*. Iurort»b!y ramorea, *ooa foll'- w. f uMy. Sytlfiic FiU, T»o. fire was extinguished, and ■alhcv's Chocalale Kara Drops but littl. d«mago dune. Tmr W RATjyta duftftg the pa*t week has beon quite pleasant, and just cold NEVER fail to dwtroy .nd (xtetmiaal* oH tied* oflnleaLIea! Worm*.. Areperfedly reliable on.mgh t- hub! the lltllo *no* and i«*, which mad. both deigning and wagnning p^iblr ; th. I^ltor .wily b>r light lundo. »i.iuid*y, Suttday and Munday CURE "l bat. been In ferbi* health »rrr (fare tk< birth of my boy. who ia now Iwehre rears old. A bar* bad maay trouble, and diScaflloa, all thia time, unfitting me for rrcry kind of labor, aad -u—' t _•----------- i —. unpl*a**nl weather, tta aiidieo*. waa not under,!!*, cinumaianew*." ,Tlt. lecture was terae, logical, and is many of ita Lrt *fl wte ar* Ilk* oSUetod try ite Peoptoa Cara,' -th. medtoi** prwpand by <b* ftaritery Boetofy -sad they thiakl will n«f tepadw tbterteUai. "Joaara 80S* Tutn«r, Jlachoofcau “Baghfo. Not. 18. 1M>. . TnK P*TTD17Curt* gcrafaloA PEOPIXM V U UAL »< Rbosm. -1 hot* and tbe -Poopl*-. lor*’ tn my family with great benefit, »- —— -r -~-r.t. wJ. Sy7r&fa?aHo?w'--_________ _ - were be, end ah* ba* eoolinwed ►> e'*r >tec*. "PaSr uuM^ardMr, I* F—risl, ••DoEalo, Octoter I. IMi." " . Pi" For Sal* by all Droegiat*. r-nruu,- — ---- 1 . - - - w* m. IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ^oa (affirUqf with that dreaityliMsea, Na.« rainy, until the d.me of the Uttar day, IKON’S NEURALGIA EDiO will apeadilp to Urn ita wind »bift«i and ushered blus­ tering wittisr in again,with-pwirer sloigh ARE you racked with tbo tortorea of Rnraartmt? W.nox'a Ktuwu In. will apeodliy rail***. ARBynu aageriagfrum th* gnawiogaof Dnrar- ins than before th* thaw. Wanoa'a Xccaxiou Kixo will Imnror* your ai— ARE you Horn Branan. that Ih* dwelling h-wae vf Dankl WiL Jimena i.f Thomapplc waa burned with all it* cmnlrtita, <« Tuesday of UM week.— Tba family ware all fcr a abort time abeant. Money waa a’et> burnt tu the vf •IW. taring>MT*en rroeir ed by a young man aa a local bouatyjfar 1 — tering. O Barry County. for aaid Al aae.aioo of aaid Court boiden at til bate OSo*. in th* rillago of Haatlnga. on T th* lardayof December. I* tbe ro.ro* aaad eight bntered and aixly-thrr.. 1 Mharmao C. Prindl*. Jodge of Probate. in lb* matter of lb* rotate of « Ilham D Tta “'Finnar Fanner’’s\Firs C«itnloeuran s’. Fin■ Insurance |i«n* «f Eaten aad Barry Counties,” Lid* fair .to bo aauUunttal.atid popular iuau- *ff«etwTth***M bofcie.J Iteglr* (are qb’*' taticn. W. are infi-rm-d ttatlOO p«r1 ebtataad from yvo in Sorwater 1**L Scq.eff nnn. . tare already e^ree-i to 4a.ura tbo aJrertUwuoiit of Jbur Society, offerinjf In tbfar property in tbi* company wben it gireyvarmtdlanetft rl*rg>nte.tfcr tba poor *f tbeir pari.be*. I obtained a bottle far a poor girt w fully orgsotred. of my congregation, who bed lang bees nearly belpiee* from Rtewmatiam. and .Uengo to tejr T«« luiwr’o Fmw», • Monthly Maga- that on* boltl. mi rte terenutwy. » w»»e . Mm of Literwture and Fstaiuo, oditud by hoping It may e< lb* Society In Ite effort* to intro­ . .nd blew tbau wbo may .need Mr*. Heery Peturwon. Poblistad by dee* th* mteictand 1 as* strong term*, a* 1 We It foil* laotlft th* mo*l »up*rlaD^oon fa Pocorwon. Pb.lml.lphU. TN. fa * new mngMiM ju*t .ntered th. ring pof.iT ot. h ofT. ..n hidnfair lo rHal older"c<>t.mpomrte*. It «, „ul«. .T o«i -*■••o'“ci““ Paator of lb* Flit ProabyteTiaO <*««>» _ ectltaolyr Pittaford, Meuro* Co. X. T. W.UI.V B—‘"k"J [cOaaKfiCATXO.] CZo^wdr Sf *57 ihrt*ite^J'OISO.V.0 bik^y ffataun piste, and other emb.llisbmeats. Term* H a year to adeanca. tta Lady's Friend.— Cr-TirKXTT-OKE TEARS A60. If*.C. C. Diutol a diaUagniibod etemiat aad Draggiol of tba eily of BoBbto, N. T. treated ofB%^DB.Sir.!A^ta£»^‘of‘««d mtete I BEU* BOUTSF EXTRACT BUCBU AXI^W- and tnonnfaclond a com poond know* aa BRIS­ or turusra b. .-ww. ____ vonvrn nntr visit t i uix TOL'S BAL8A11UF HOARHOUND, which to* prarlng. for raaaona therein art forth, tha b* llrea.rd to act! cortal* Heal Eaisfo b to aaid aetat*. to aaidpeliltondraertbod. Tb.reupoa it I* ordered. Ihai «o»dky- the ua*vf*'rowtan:L*xnur*asa.” beta itrteAup . . — :■<------ - ■ ■ _ . Cm Hautsou'* Extract Hucn On *B too* and dlMOMo of lb* URINARY OROASH, wbethor exiaung to .aix or rinaco from wbrt «e*r can** origiaolleg and no matter *f now u»* A CURD. Snore- to In tn* mailer or toe — . —■ Char)** 0. Drewooon. minor b«iri of Oku J. Tw Cwmomws^l' va* THE sndcrrigited having been lang affection, and that drete dtoteta, CtateMpandram to maha known u> bi*fellow ««ff«r *° ’rb° riaville in aaid eoouty oa M«ndg, -*taffffi Itebt bandrod and aixtrKr, •»<>•* o'clock, in S! 4te£~ ot that day. th* Mto-iaa de-rtojd feta Itotatetoto^W*-^**"1 ?tu Ae“ Ttao^oSrtafflteteTertltor in wodiog •PAItFIO, Or Concentrated Ly< SJST 5= ^PArtto.' Steltesta TAMH.T SOAF IX1XXH WAR mate* high prttoejgyeatew toipo 1 wJioT d milted io N*i*on Conyn. evador th* Mb Thereupon. II toerdofmlte** of laid prtiMMi, too TOE GREAT AMERICAN TEA (XJXPANT, „„ LB8. DRIED PEACHES. �tbeir ■BTAW® 'V'GKAYX’S.E. New and' fa the unpleeeantiraea »f having a gale forever blowing about oXa ear*,-the ctpselcae roar H jhe1 wlhd around the dwelling, tbe rafale nf windows and doors, ‘the foentated eowrntn ption Of foeI, and the discomfort uf cattle atoll seasons but es­ pecially fa win tor; put tbeee and the like • things together, and arc find that whatis*r *cr»e* to break the violence of the wfad.orchauge ItaBIr^cUjm, is a thing of considerable Intpurtaneu. .It afiould not ba forgotten that air in molioo has rm>r* ehillineaa than tbe same sir at rest. W at y our finger and put it op is the elill air.aMyou wiU hardly feel the culd • but •wing it around, and tbe hand will be rap­ idly Allied. Tbe d&reMM botweca tbe elimateXa wiody region and eneebektered from driving current* of Mr, I* equally OD BUY MORE •OF THOSE— CounVr^. ' ISYocA Holitiral Sirtditj. ss&- R. J. GRANT! Come and See !I WB nvAB JUST RECEIVED AJfOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague after teeing crery medicine in Lie reach. ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore which had existed fourteen years. AHOTHKR of Hhoumatiim of eight year*. Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentmed ia which the Purifier and PUle VotV. Wkc a Ckarrtv. 'VYvi, S>a2n« item Ud>, Md^li*mreS®Si» Cte VAX* aawrrhma. White*. Bsmato We* bn sen. > arsenite by t*teriidtj«-/t>» tW- 'BX.ooX a.x\A lAtbcv’’VAX, which, in conjunction with the 'B\oo6l I1XO H ARP WARK AX D M Haring mads «rr*3g«nrote with nuifutiran WHOLESALE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, 4 I LOWEST CASH MARKET VALUE. f deal largsly fa GROCERIES _ STOVES 1 rttlNCIFALOE WHICH ABE FAYABLB IX QOLU I'rudcue* aad self iaIrrel mast Cwt* the minds of thoae oootemplating the funantlra of .NsUorel Iteaktnx Aauiculioua. a* well u Um> Minas uf sit \ nomiT Clolhi .crtbfeg t- this men* popular Loan. It wiU sooa be beyond tl.sir rraeh, sod sdvMtco to s >«ad- AND DRY GOODS! GROCERY, Eating if Billiard FOE SALE BY gSTABLISHED 1700. PETER LORILLARD. Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer HARD WARE! OUB STOCK OF OSOCKBIM eS.v * B VBIfYFCU. AND CQMfLBTK OUR BU.UARD TA BL* OCTI tATlSO DD’AftniKSt: U>rt they have ever d-me. "BovAsA via WX.OVC. 1 WU be carried on under Um direction of skillful 1Mscluudca- , A full aaecruarotof oca GOODS Unusually Low! ATER'S CATHARTIC PILIS Good* ">&eA.’kc\ncf., and you should try them before going for a P (Jet a Pamphlet or Almanac of asy local agent, and rood tbo certificates, and if yen have ever doubted yos win Of the very keri material aad latest imprevmneaU. jM TIB. SHKKT-I^OR ABD COPPER WORKS. a pourM^ofjoil cake, meal, or grain v» . Coustontly on hand. each aheap. When i commence feeding bay. ifU fag™*!, *»rly ««>» clover. Fgene- .job wow wri, roily rad nee ibe quantity ofmeal orgntin The Secretary of lb* Treasury baa net ysi given notice of any tatrntion to nitMrsw this popular fau from sals Sl fpn aag.uuUl lea daj s nohe* is gl'v. Uh> uaderrign^. m “deeeral Bakeerlptloa Ageat,***Bt conllnns to supply tbefafelia. 'Tbt-w We amoint of far Tina sulhr»ri«d. is FiteHamlredMAlrensof Uultara A-H, /ten- Try these medicines, end you vtill never regret II , Ask your neighbor*, who hare used them, and they will say tbey are i one-half; but that depends on tbs erudi­ tion of the sheep. If they are not pretty fat, I continue tne full feed of meal or ' grain vrtjh their clover, and on both they T.Uy«w(lS«S 8) I led buckwheat, a pound to each per dar, half in the mor mine and half at 4 smack P. M„ with wheal and barley straw. 1 found the sheep gained a little ever a pouud each weak. It. navret- was profitable for me tr> commence fattening hyn sheep, ur vary fat case. Sheep ' should be lolembly fair matton wh-n yarded, I keep tbeir yards and abed* thoroughly littered with straw. •‘Lan year I only fed straw one month. The sheep were fed a pound uf buckwheat each. From tbe twentieth of October, to the first ofMareh, they gained nearly one and one eighth pmmda each, par week. They ware full blood Merinos- The wssk ria .tod. is rapidly In rigor,teJ and the appetite rr.u.re.1 by fau agreeable Towe. mh! henceh wstks wonders In ea»R at llvsesrsia «nd in less coaBrmed f.'jws of bmCrsvtn* Acting are tbe most active and Uioreu^li pill* that have over been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to such an extent as that the system does not relopea Into it* former eon rfitlon, which is too apt to bo the case with almply a purgative pill. They are really a ’ J { 1 J J fifargAsU, Skin (SNaeMoe, OU &rss, &at Hhaurn., ' (P^paptia, Biak Hmdacht, _ Ltror QsmglaUt, Fever and Jtgur, i-—»•— Ffanafa CbmpiainU J9t. Ji nihonj, '• I i r», ______ __ Eruption*, • ■ Filo, Bortf/ulou* Osnaumpticn, ita. IN MT USE OF TRADE STORK HAHDWAHE Jriurria^Mt? GOODS ! ADVERTISEMENT. CITY VAU for the Ufa sod health of lb* body dapeUi PJ!,‘riTMiL7CUp‘“- Ifproperly managed, the winter fatten­ ing of Sheep may ba made profitable.— Jho first point if Importune* fa. co bate tjwtn co.mfi in from the pasture in tbrivfog condition.,' It will hardly pay to attempt to winter poor weaklings, enpcctally where large number* are kept; better secure tbeir pelt* at once; fattentruing such at this aeaaoa fa out of the Stion. The following letter from > Jehrfaton, Eaq., of Geneva, New Y«rk,<vell known aa one of our moot skillful fa-mor*, ia io tlie point—we extract Train L. Fl. Randall's new and vaiuable work on sheep : Ho eaya: I general­ ly bay roy sheep in October. Then, 1 hs'e a.g'?>d pasjftre m put them on, and they gain a good deal before winter sets ic. I bare generally had to put them in yrrde-shont-the nut of December ,F<«r twent/ihree years ! hanrfad Rnrir, tha fir*; tiro, or two and a hall months, with ©5 fa that they akrike at the root of Disease, by eradicating every particle ot imparity \Nv<. ‘B\.oo4, Again, regitation nffecta tbe climate by limiting evaporation of moisture. Many year* ago Humbolt declared that men in al! climates, b/ strippin gihe hills of tree* were preparing themselves for uew ca­ lamitise, ybt, tbe »an( of* fuel and the vaut offaater.* Tbe evaporation from trees produces a warm, C-ol and mokt atmnkpbere. Thgovkr hanging boughs prevent to loo rapid evaporation ofmoistarv from the ground, ami It* dfasipotiou by fka wind. TbeMpircv. of nearly all btooks and creek* are So bo found fa KprinprtrtBjtfg the fiill< nnd by cutting off1 the tree* which have always overwbad owed »bea», tbH] orated, and lha' dried* up, . Experience Is coatioally demonstrating thia, ^very old farmer will toll u* that has spring* are lees oupino* now, than they were thirty year* ago; and no of various streams, lante and small. The rains fell perhaps in nearly tbeir farmer •bundance,' but they coma ofiXier in rid**. N. U. Coleman. torrMls. which sweep down tbe hill side* tmubatracted by tree*, brnahwood, and Beruaxo-T. Phillips. John Om«, Riebart B. low vrgifatiou, and pour tbemeelvea into thMfaremn* of tbe valley, pniduring-fresheta and burtful,inundalh>ua;andao wego e» from frssbeta to droughts, aad heavy mine, tn long period* of arid.- parching dryase*. ‘In emtic pari* of Euiijpe,‘so great harm has followed J>e destruction uf fcresu, that legialalios' Inut been called 10 MayAbeir desmlllwm find .to promote •J;..- . . ■■ Battening Bbeep tn Wh*l«r. K\X. Th# peculiarity pf , IUberts-A fltrikre, flarils gi; Y L Bfik*. fryfag; W. C. Akin. Utekory (tsarist U CH.ift, Pnte, rte.ille; W. U. Remington, Middleville; H. L, Martin, Vermontville. Wholesris by Fat read. Hbelly A Cq., DytrolL . B.'A If. T. AH THOR Y, Ml BROADWAY, N. Y. -”•* !Jtr, ,{ CARD PHOTOGRATHB. «!»»• are routimmlly bmng -refe) "< Fartt*iW<- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1863 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1863. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-01-06.pdf 5a6e7a377ce406122d6ed36af6b9bf9b PDF Text Text — • ■Jill ,.,^„,ri i.;ii.pMjj,t, VOL. Tin. ■ ywi^’ifiiiniailiiiiihru'.. • Ta*«tyuiduMbo-euemim»p«x»w«.’ •- — NO. 36. HASTINGS, BABRY COTFFY, MlCH;^DyES»AJ,-JANTAtY‘6, 1? .' «|t fasting Saiitr, - jMMBblkmnoW.l*J<«^ dcifor*!Why^sir, I know a ma* twis* has-given Srirrtti $«tr£. IS .‘ IB rtnilMBD KYUY WKDMK&DAT, ‘ ^jss^.-ssss’ Dm they • tadt MotaDtar ■■HmMbaMj ri-.q , 9df-(alb'red.inMr'roM"*>d. AT THE HASTINGS Thru stspt ebs < DRUG atOBBH! Roberts Si Striki Jastittgs* giuintss gjirretor^. eaaseoeiix uxss. oa use, •> to res amita. JC.T RECEIVED DRFGI ANB MEDICINE*, Paints, Oils, Cam tChemical*, TtTU’ENTTXB AND ALCOHOL. M. A R. ALLMN, LLKMTX QROCIR1E8. pre TSB8 UWU8, \sr FVR mechanical axd medicinal rL'nrOB&.oSLTju ROBERTS h STRIKER, .CALBKS io drus». jwdicioo.,. pd< GROCERIES! TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES. I’KITKR, J'RUXES. F1GS. »A1=1S8aC0DF18H; CUWCX57 TXinrcrxB’i And Co*Wt>g Extracts, run ttia mpkcial Dxxxrrr or miLAnrex. PENS. PEXCILH. IRKS, paper, wP VKLOFKS, CARDS, At. A* tdclllr and prwjipi» U»t*t, WMgtnl" most popular HOLD ROOK, PATENT MEDICINES to tbe clll JOUN ROBEUTM, ; mH v<«n lbu>*in out hot ot us*. a»chMps*ca: isirii7 j."iiAxrr“ H. WRIGHT, DlECBAiP, IfiDTi 'DAEIEI RoecUI •ttMlioo w>R b« P«U «O COMPOUND 1X0 anrf potting.up FUESCRIPTJOStkaad m onv parelmiug medietas* of *s coo rrijr spou wore dlsaoam bared, and a hostile GoofedIta frwIlhtaHlr'dta typw, '*terepetiwh established <m OW Southern Bor­ 1 kno«r»«Mth(n who Jbv*. grata\4hair tmhlog variety^ ifasetare bwt jw otfilder 1 Would oar war texes be leaa than clama upon the folliea of the tu*M, .'ita elegantly written, but inatnKtirenrtjqlae tMKWp'l Haya nMOTWM tetarest in our never more return I They are «rtat army sod easy, »a maU as dead. Sir, you-are dlshpnonhg ymirkelf J and eyery other member of tbs Untatjf in the eyre ofall men: AKgriraMef- »v«* cotitrtry and one ftat erary family ,maat' JW aafoty m ,w«U as miea lie this paltry war tax—for Jtamei PL I prfrB? ha’caudwfaed'weekly aqmnjgry la tfclr^aijgtcBcq !—Ata.,0ay Ml, M I ‘“f’l'p ,®ff•’* *® ^Jf jbm»gbU t i of Fot^ifa end Dotnrttir HuttSyoad Is UiU rsry Ume, tbeoooaerKMUiraaf at'ary-JWfiF’WWW fcltogcttwr superior to thit conudnril' u» tbing we bold dear aa men and citiasoal iltmor baai' beeothe a preachs? of right­ kwy otfidr JeGrnal. Being published, foo, ■•‘>'0'; *«»’ ■■■fn a fcHifTut'.ptaiidrWUdn Crtd' binding Who equips and pttya this army 1—Who eousness* build, atid furnishes thsMships t^-Wbare If faken eafd «f as U deserves ' th be. It do the enormous sums of money, come win be found fa fuMW!yiiBlh As‘wile<ip?a la the natiwis wuri-ibe moThe ex bawled eondltifas of-lbo 'fifartta a edmpsnlon for tbf tttnliy.'pr fireside nq ple aggregated mbb power and'munibfa rcballfan. end Ahek^ltar inahiUy io ’.hedr.r it was first pvruied.—-V. T. Ec-t. l«X mJnuln lb,, urn «M they, madly ventured, is strongly exhibit ; -We srifaMhot in nften caTl^kBentlqn Uggs of pflde in this magnificent exhibi­ ed In n latter from a lady ^wltoso name tn^>rrdreVcWM-kfo:ir*A Wera'tibt WsU tion of will And strength I No. part in would gearrirtee at -dare her palrlufrirh ike nation's glory! No cage? helping and truth fulness,"whieh appear*' |n the band id .uelcE ^rth V' H’tatfofthi. menMg. ^JsdgJl.is ' Growler was silent still. auudlD.Uig klM 4 littfraftffi^ ‘Tnvs was no power In you pt tjus to the most prosperous and wealthy part of dwek the par of destnicltoq tbit way Alabama,"and her statement, nro tins re- Manis the morals of iu‘resders, launched by patricidal hands against, us. .ult vf her owii'fiSirihdllte nbsertfdon., their taste fur sensible! reading','' ir u«tw,ua, I,, Un ««., v “ «S"’ extending n<4 merely over th*' 'Ahtbama, efrsady bad in ita «<.-ctn.- AW g<<> po.er, A ...uli ln« ,..pl m ?— but ArmihouMrthes.Statre tn wbieii.’ahc lulion over the. whuje land treilre ilnr* Ln qur .JWirt^'.wo-’i^in ^ifeart -ria waa permitted to, trnydAij OC allplbw niid>S .Dilreitor moring In arras CBO*UU-> l.-ICCWI TAX. — agi Slates she writea:, ••Their dcaotata staembuAt^WeifltkFItseixed with eagertin, would' have united .to destroyI nsM. bucacse of llwAplrprd1 sketches of beg^re Ixnulifol T»l>ria bf civil s___Jfte liberty, &teg bomta. **%» like R> hx>k, it dpalt government whh^,,< —*• .Jfjtit -fu- ’all ■” good faoes ofth* tnew MF lity i-Mtd am! nd geiipy । thgi,pobMa My nrlglibar Growler, an excitable ciifaens ao kindlyjtnd M abtpe and fobkihpt M^-ficarodHt M poverty. At for the luxuriant Ide, man by the way, »M particularly excited in * thousand fell Ips U fortnerly soabnndan.l in the Souik there bloody acedet oT-wttJ, :0fsmeh . meti. pverbia * fncdme.T**, pr as., |ra called Yfliw W !* WBiiMannav^inr. -mr. II, “ War Tax." &e had.flever liked the verted ;(aad -wbp ppp tall pnder wfiat iron .war—thought it ui>necexsary,Ma,wiqked; rule wo’ might hare fallen for a time, or toHene wM wrWi ihmtatVta out”hf ths work of politicians. Thia fighting of how many zyMrs of bloody strife, would HAarmt’. WttaLT long 'alUfr WMtvM. that, f»r by impressment it is takes fri lirolher against brother waa a terrible have elapeed before that civil liberty them for the army.... JWr ganBcnls, and palmers,' *nd MbWibeW lar*' tonwd thing in his eyes- If yon asked him who which ensures the groatesl good to the eq (heir shoes, the Amjliea have to m: tadeta—W. T.-iedltae*<!’ --' ‘ IfV ’ begun the war 1— wM atruck al tbo na­ greatest number wimld bare boon again tbemtelver; tions life.!—if Mlf-dcfenee were not a established 1 But the ways of destruc­ their cotton, i duty !—fee would reply with, vague gen- tion, wap mef-Msay, burled back open eralitie., made up of partisan tricky am- the enemies who sought dur ruin. We jin viH-te olimetdfor to^ tcnceA. which he had learned wilbubt ^«*je^<Ml. lj‘dianc^^i..la ttys principal ClHk vfTKV SuaacMBxas, at tU 60 kkA, comprtbcndiqg their just .iguiftcanoo. W.lLCb/lHUjbr t8S. . ip-.jr Growler came in upun mt tho other income, protected « all yoor rights and Thid asa piclure of the rutributi.-o day, flourishing a square ~pioei> of blue prldllgta by ibe natioh. And what does llajcrxa'a JRabasm .and.-’ILumta'a writing paper, quite moved from hia equi- tbo tiatfam t»ueiu:to yon as vour share wMeh has orertakeh TeVbrpasaioti and 'In the eret of-this eecorlty 1 ’Half yonr alaVtdtoldmg traaaonh tn itaeiraaffieicht. nlmrty. -' " • 1 “There It Je! 'Jtnt *n!mwvh robbery ! property V' N->—mot a farthing of that ly coudnaive and lerr.bk, but the writer Stand and deliver Is ths weed. Preinii property ! Only a email pereentaga of docs not atep berc-.Mvt ;0»t» ip aocisty V4M-, JL JH* -W for cornpeRe^Ur fall back A>p<>u tbr rude ap­ and bavouel.! YvUr money or yuor your ineome imm that property !—4«st pliances and bbrbaric life of the dark ages Hie!" ' ' forty-thresdullare and twenty-one cents! but erett1‘the dtMwestic condition, 'the I took I he paper from We hand and Parana mW for My fag It,, friend Growler, butlMm more tbtm hair ashamed nf you." read: -Tbb families,’’.tayatlbe ••And seeing the way you pot the"ease. ad .to, exist. •‘Pnn.ABM.rmA, Sept. !S®1. RwHARD'GBOWtm, Exo. ' I am mure than luilfashnmcd of myself," writer, “are broken up ^d rained.’’ You , 1 -. Dr.-to Jonx W. Rilxt, be answered, frankly. *Wliy, taking yoor seldom meet with a mide hhaVttanll CmU« Keart. n I m l.-.teqK’M and>f you du. ' he is either Infirm 'CMIedtrt of Internal Revenue for the HARPERS BBOT4kE9BL « ai or fa cripple. A large part of the Fra>kuii Sruakr, tanrYfctav; Fotwtli Dhlrie*. of Penns* I venfa. Office, 427 Chestnut Street. “For Tux on In­ “Yon certainly get more for ytwr mala population ara kittml in 'bottle, r tie ^erbrWewXelMd,. ^ nja>h come, for this' year 1862, as per' return mortey than in aay other line of expend! many Upitm. ma* died, of broken bwtrU. What remain are in the arirjy pg Jn, tho maxis to the neereeor df the district. ture. ' Yesterday I had'a teUehfirdm'Mt' employment of thVgorarhmcnC ’ Rev*rifeceived payment. 813 21 old friend living in the neighborhood of theltrti.prfta^gangi’MbiithewSunfryltiafl Jl'W. R:1xt, Collector." Cnrliatv. The rebels took from hint six' dlivctiuasdn eesreh ofmvrvfor tUnknty. the BritfahAmb^f AiW the MSBrlM.' ”fii' “Too're all right.5" I said annlieg. fine h'oreea, worth two' tmmlred dfinnrs <«e ta.' thea*Uw*riiy w’ thirty |<<-Hl*' “I'd tike to know-what you nteak by' apfodef iM cuwu hnd oxen; and over All, l^e. ol aodal life *m arnqilfilcly. di*4 solved., No courts of ju.lftw and equity I uxtivea, w»*id to bar* lrte*>kiHafapanfo all right! ’ Growler was just h fit He of­ two irtiudi’vd bethel's of grain; •: And not are held—justice la, mated out by the Capfain firifL of.lbe.SfaV fifth rw^fa fended at my way oftreftiTnu tMtvetiOus cnnU-nt'wiih piendrring liihr.' tfeey burnt OtiireftWcs, colleges ,,and matter—aorioUs in bls eyes, I mean. *‘h-’e down a been, which Mt’hlm nArly two military. been rubbed of ‘fortyThree •dultare InotMsnd dollars. But for the army nda- adiodrare ell MS|«nd«d. TWeounUy' ®isr;Ua»j. and twenty-one cent*," be eoatimted.** Do cd and equipped hy the natlotf. In sup­ you way that it t* all right t A minion port of which you and I are tased lso .drth* Government hat put Ms hand Into ligbllr, wo Wight hnee sufferedta eevero. my pocket and taken ju.t *o tnueh of my property. Is that tali right! “Theaune taing nmy-lfa «th forth’ In "A million sf d«I fare, perheps!” h *Ns«rer ten million, of ttollnr.. From ••V*ry well—stat* IcT’ sild Grrtwler. ithe lime our army fell the Rsppnbannoclc, HASTINGS, MICH. dumping hlmeelHnto a choir, and looking iuotiltfaaballlu of Getty a burr.-Its emt to Ithe government o<>nld Mwreely bay© been T WANT 2&.M0 lb*. WOOL to ns ill-hamored as poesiblP. “Instead of being robbed," said I, ••you !leee than the anm I have* mentioned. Of 1. manufacUirw into CLOTH— have bern protested, io—your property iibis sum-your proportion cannot be over nndperouo,u*d<p»ar*uteeAoil-.-th* high Ithree or four dollar*; and for that trifle, FLA NX EL. ■ ..... . privileges of .dlixcnehip. for the paltry AND SHKETiKGS, .um of forly-threc.dcdinni and twj csht. aayoqr ahare uf.the coxi ofjroteoROBERTS A STRIKER. Haitixu April Si, 1M*.! . WOOLEH OAPFE5 k BCRBOWS, FACTORY, i TERMS. c. G. UOLSROOK, “Ob, that’s only your way of pulling ih..««,• • little fiom his high tone of indignation., ‘ Let nte bo raorq .particular in my wny of putting the c*»c. Your income '• F’WU'V , Wbete.er the arn.Us ttipr^.Uwye enwything Is ruined—the cropi destnyed; lenoes bunted ; trgga aqfdowh ; domestic animals kill'd.AobogdrOT Aaken for the army." f hI Br;r "Tbit is a tvrrilitc picture, , .Tt»e fierjr. bring A, a-ccnwahtagngdiwetaV hMw^ ruSF*,- bw it 4«a»fe*mLtha& the datifai«;l Who were reporttai twoAHr'ti.a*d>H»rig" there, would evacMtelte pboe -o*d w prulpng,the struggle, earn ........... .„jq aJI.IT! I IlHW MtaRlll HKinJUrfJ sweep'of Attilla,left jn its tracks no i•-.OtataRs vT -urinmla greater desolation than this rebellion hut . Efae«Mra-w» eitrec* « stafrre^’frAm’ bequeathed to«ver> sSaM,--etaiytb»tf, every acre upon wbldnithas ant foot;— not anxmnr,"to bring upon bvdr'y north­ ern eommenitv In vengtanc* for ixrrdt> *—- a— r-w— tormfaed ibt>ut.'bi hud ntwAosw • • " -. ’--‘,.1; regiment tins bcetr raised in the Nesfbehs Ooeoti^gotfica/tXrk fe nMMi^dteW.M;wartakta rapyy flfflog <Jp£ dutriet; BAMbek-le rapidly BWl,,8,.’’Pir One other sigoifcant ramark ;4* J'two colored' swhwnls regiments JhMn firtm the Bin't in letter frt.ru I lwo «><•"< sama ’ ’a the the letter from wlpch wlpch wa we bare harp quoted. tri nsmeN.'tSat ‘•Mtutliern’ people ‘have' Stets are already In the *»ryfo«- and ( t i'.ijil'Sip, A“» littl* irepe ofsnreres." jivid* Those .mung url G™- Uurmide fartanlnd two rephh«ta who faeist that the reWifosi ta *»ilF. ata- nf U!al'NtalhCareliniane in East Tt*. ’ .............................. .... petata-bbfarelra'miretflWifc'tWi.dW?.1 lained by lb* h<>pa <tf <riui»|'h wil1 find In ibieatatament founi qpa, ..yrbo^e ma ntarrd. . A Llr»«tk cavalry regiment U riuw ’ recruiting ia Newbern.'1 •wr" ।own np, aqunre. 4 woa quarrelling with my best triend. -1 waa striking M -the hand Ums gaee roe pruiection. If my war tax ahuwM be a hundred dollars instead of forty- throe, I would pay it withRJt a' murmur.’1 ' " “Dou't’day without* murmur, friend i. k. mniw, ••yriiat would it hqrc oostyoc to .<iu; Growler’" • ■ ■ '. COTH,WARRAhT W slro*f and derates. uWha*:theaf" > :»4*. It it Ike cktvpni wty to gti »~rc»x»| frnd that property, feien tlie arms of Gen, Lea recently .driyw frup ourSfatq for your faint litt. Try ill 'At all thf groat pp«< by national,soldiers.!”, t v, ..-, , WOOL CARDING ‘•CweLiinef’/Sruwlar looked at me in Ing up Collector Riley’s receipt, which Ito attend’, It is taken for H.F.CHBK1Y, a kiaAof tnaro m though bp draught me be still held in fare-hand,-andbowing him- । IOVWTY CLERK aad Salary Publie. OSes bidfinjcvt. , . ,.4, “Exactly 1 What would It’have cost > 1» tka Caart House. . Not many days after wanta,!, heppeta < djoai b via Mtfrr ‘ you 1 Lee, if unopposed, would eurtalnI bald it ; and A’KBELTSSiSS.o >■, ci .1 c _ rjssmrtsiuSxiyii'Asr ?.•■ «. C. FRimE, or any ofhie offiewre, It'wotfld have been sppropriated without*o muohaa aayIng— By your leavt^ air! WouM forty three and <tad<taim dolMre and twenty one cents hove ooverIT , Perhaps m-L PlMMl .1 fab roysrif .thrown q»U* Irttoh* atande. btrvu lost from mis to twi>_____ _ _ , mi arr worth'.’’ Growler Wat fetHfta bewildered it thb Oa «eM end •tor Ftste, sail rJ wafr of pUtth* the ease. H*- looked ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASK p«tol? *•! Fiikjl eight dUiare for seoority at . Wkw snfrwittt* EdfAdo* AM9 ’.Cut'cji-’ ntA^-Tbe steamship Atlantic,-from A*-’ ptawall Dvcemteh 18, arrived tt'ibU, port oa Saturday. She beluga the' iKip.Wtent iatelMgeiKw that actual ho4U!iliea had broken out between the repo Wks' «* it 14 uca- Ti DE. A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL DENTIST, FBAMK AIXB3, power and taduviKM. 'HW laet * aweoow ■ r^fwaeentrliafxthmAatdJhtmiaartwo*-. I.U., thoAtlaMi i ol d* Tan v°HMUt FlmudA from & cr �NEWS I! w rawer ouxis HERS’ CIJkIMS. an® giistri !N*BUM0W8, , mortification an r luonibs psi the j tfAasoriatom of vvd but Btlle aid t tqDowewofwUcht hat it will soon be । and with •man ram cur uu fultowsd by that of Hanover, and beblad >>«Hh are the Austrian .nd Prussian _roservse of fifty-two thousand, to net m rfD- _____________ __________ ______ __ ken wp with the “Or belt eritn list, go do field, fa every esunp aod Iwepitel fa tbe | South sad INVALID'^ktlONis- The Frankfurt Diet mi toe Uto voted pwal misundcrManding o wBWi the removal o U4 ln«~<OJi.. alrifc and embittering the mmds of the relieved through Ito minietratio; peopU.' 8dM inciting engit.se of evil, * we KeT&rr, many VsluiEk liv. ccaus from-the command < Forty dicSees of condemned reb«! prop. । ItfasM-a.'prvr&i^l roi ernmrnt fa that duchy fa the nemo of ill Federal Diet ' ' •i<bt Express. •rf hie itwdrtoaMp sttte beteleuf ChieUmaugx Tbe report of GasuHalluek dis- to that battle, and from no want rare now 5 in order to secure a mm • the 9U> of De. cenibcr, It was resolved that In order to Michigan has continued to fufutah the avoid a conflict the Doslab troops should means of relief, but, aufortitMlely, from J.—.I. (fee M.Hb ll-l'Ma »k«kthe , German troops intend occupy fag. Both the lfb^.1 factions uf toe Pru, I'V.II IIIL. IIOUI.il .MV.IOOe VI k.lO I I U • .n i..r estly think ho will make more votes to • socistirm. sian Chamber of it...a Deputies bad resolved! to rote an addrew tu the Line statim* The above wbk-h we print, likrotim. Ing. •operate commauds of Uuruslde and ILwecrans, Gen. Grant, by his dfetfa. guished aervices and superior rank is nil tbe other Generals In the West, warned catitlsd to this general command. Bui unfortunately, h« waa at tbe litnsia New Orloana, unable to take the cwumaad__ Morobvor, there waa no tsIegranbU comtuuuicalion with him, and tbe diapalcbM of the 18th, directed to him aod Geaeral Sherman, did not reach him until some days after their dates, tons delay ing the niuyementa of General Grant's forces from Vfaksburk. Gen. Hurlburt, hawever, had tuovet! the ..troop of. his own corps, then is Weal Tennessee, with com­ mendable promptness. - By an admirably combined movement be (Rosecrans) deceived by a threatened •dvince fa force cm tbeir left at Shelbyvilie, while the mass of bis army, fa real­ ity, seised Hoover’., Liberty' and toe olhor Gap by bard fighting, and moved on Manchreier, thus turning the right of the enemy’s defence of Duck River, and directly threatening Bragg, who waaemnpiled to fall back to Tulfahonm, holly prsued by Granger, who had brilliantly carried Shelbyville. Diepo«tiona were immediately made to turn Tullahoma, and fell upon tbe enemy’s rear; bat Bragg abandoned to us hie entrenched ramp, and rapidly fell lack toward .Bridgeport Alabama, pursued as far as practicable by our forces. In ths Aro/da of Geo. Itoseerans' official report, thus ended a nine dap rampiga, whieh drove tbe enemy from two fortified positions and gave us possession cd Middle Tennes­ see, conducted in one of the mosF extra ports tn apeak of “Thai .Lecture;’’ but a word. Its article la simply billings- efit of our circulation, simply for the one truth it ooetains,—that “the people af Hastings and Barry county know Mr. rrr also; and in view of such knowledge, we think Mr. K. will bo entirely willing that all such personal attacks should gn forth bearing the proprietory inark of their author. W a said tbe article means something, or It means nothing. Kit means nothing, then it was extremely sjlly to put it in print If it means something perhaps To the Insinuation that Mr. Knappen had a slim audience, we can only aay, that, Motwllhstandfag the untoward circuinstancea, mentioned by us, laiit week, the audience was rnptetahlt, both in num­ bers and ptrtontul; which latter could' Pfeawr placed biruself in a position to have ronjmented intelligibly upon “that lecture." In regard to tbe reference to Artemus Ward would call “a Goak," but ws fear our readers will be troubled becomes almost a quicksand. Our oper­ ations were retarded thirty -six hours at Hoover's Gap, and sixtyjiwirs at and in situation that, if Mr. K. Is in favor of „< W:__i__ . .1. , ■ “closing out’’ the “Great Rebellion" be anlto were far more successful than was Gen. Halleck then gives a detailed and clear criUeism of ths battle 'of Chicka- who feel a deep interest in “dosing out" the Rebellion, are Republicans. Al­ attributes the disaster solely to a miscon rather like such conclusions, truth com- Gen. Halleck says: the Piaitetr, politically Mtraeiies a large **Tbe battle of Chickamanga commenc­ ed «> ths morning of tbe Itfth, McCooks for us to complain. Tbs recent storm, and intense cold • Irons ea hoard the Federal vessel in the A Bl<»miHtsYr Kixu.--Tbe Pari« t»e otMniwiXi'' harbor. The demand was at onro made that they should be given up, which not papers publish advices from Eij-pt ar- 1 being Immediately cuiapliod with, Gen. nnimring the victory of tbe Emperor, Tiwwpitbate Dui Io, Atting Guvjrnor, and command-1 Theodore 1 neoaore m M Abyretnin A by swinin «>vcr over toe ppulnponuln- ji ,rr •**" 1 slit of toe port, gave them until one ' ’ion of G«ijnm. Thu Em pro r is report ! o’clock tu consider, by which lime, if i *J to have ordered toe m^wurenf fiftren ‘ he demand was not complied with, no • ihoueand prhmmrs, m.-n, womp and ! . Federal vessuls-of-war were to lie allow- children. He Is alw staled to have bad i ------- --- -D ...______ to leave the harbor untij 1be affair was , l,lc English Consul at Mn«~.nia arreatul. I North-- towards Groat-Britain—far___ so settled. Tbs Chief of Artillery at Fort ! ,o have set the French Ocsul st' well sustainedan accusation of toeEngGeorge was instructed to keep his men . liberty Iisb Ministry hy thn Confederate States to barracks and bold them in readiness | — fa-'i'.fa " ‘ ' i. U? «< Botlnd G, U. Tin. .mmu.imlG* • fy-Tlnbr In, U,. : North. 4n.U.n>l>u «; U «nU-l •- dxU Wta.Ufcf..n. In -J» b.,. । p„, Offi- lh.p.nn..nl .Uh «il„ h„ If they are the true exponents of the ma- ~ ’“*r Bn/’ * *“ t.-n—:-X ........~.i t. Ij> e- . • . . «. — ... i jority ofintelligest Englishmen, or even loara definitely wbcthsr tbc mon aero of Parliament Wlwt plfay doos the President dis­ given ap at tbe appuiuled time. Il Is. Custom Tfonsra. Ar«enals, Public*Wuaks, close in our foreign relations} What said that they were. dec, throughout the country. “Tbe Federal man-of-war Niagara, and effo.te bare been made to eoacillteto furrigu nations 1 Tww mess uses of rataliation for their broken faith were suggns- X1 against our left and center. Div bion after division was pushed forward to as •1st the atotcliiig inaoMM of the enerov, hsuds, and he died fa a short lime. Snow when, Mcaxd fag to Gen. Braeoran.- order, has fallen to a great depth in the western Gen. Wood, averiookfag the direotiun to part of the State, and the cold was Intense. The passenger trains on the Michigan Central and Mivhigan Southern Reads, England □niftwtn depth of from eight to Um fact, cltnmte. Six or eight inebt had fallen on Thursday, and a I Weir during ths night, acron I d tiding enow. tho entire day. with wind bl. •nowjjfagal an unpralulled trrrible'itight followed, during I thermometer, indicated from-I degrees below terv, and the s| •evening. the Confederacy, and winds up by’ aayto usl ' A lmout a Flan —On Tut Ullage, liarely escaped dcstrl fire under peculiar ard mystr I is to tkrir iMirrrtt bt so. What tbe argument or the inducement olWed, timu will disclose: but it has been efficacious privilege u> obtain men, tnunitiona and credit to an unlimited extent. ewmstatoxa, The duor to the C| i»e«i left unlocked, and, ns appt unknown person, took a tick fl straw, I rum a lounge in the low, *®1 eairied It up stairs Guirt room, for some puq«n( neridvntallj or olhurwivu, it *fajr,aiid out iut» the yard win I was exTOigufahod. The tick w I . <utly placed near one of the at I an attempt made to build ■ fil Tbjr partly through the front of a at i it waa extinguished, by the a | theories' ndallte to tta afftir. prevailing opinion is, that live acridcntal, w4 pn -Ubly caused I i-ith pers-m nr per* mu, wb. cither • House and its ralnablo records. Boa Hl af Naprvlsors. county, met in adjourned session I « presume their seesiut snake suitable arrangements fu proof building fur the safety of tJ Matimr’s fhecelitp W«m Drsps f .van' ami I ty records; VTc presume rtreyia tnl»re llbcfst Allowance to the fa I wlvntecrs, than is permitted by thelflist scam a-source of deep regret that it t^nj^eto cbango t!;w *20.000. haw tn ait immediate direct ta>| New Advertisements. pARM FOB SALE. I cioght Dot tu omit to mention that Col. Rains considers the Removal of Gen. Roseerana f With whom hs was tndmrtely acquainted,) from the oummaad of tor Western Federal army at tke yrealett t>f bomtt to tke Confedenlet. . !f lue I?<!dk rats have lacksd sueeees In the Wnt,ifu /rose no fault of Rotttremt. These wfrs Col. Ruins’ words, and, in spite of p«»aecrans’ seemingly strange strategy before Chickamauga, they are entitled to great JSTBAY STEERS. weight. The weather since, I Ar saug winter, with exerilrat daj-. , We trust they will not .. especially—inimical Saturday fidb.uvd11 listed. ♦'.egrres milder, the tkermoma burped entirely through tbe | l» thrif ar)m«. to.or<». L«. i On Friday I monretrr indteatod a lemperatij J NO. W. LONGVEAR, JOHN F. DRIGGS, AUG. G BALDWIN. “At Hamburg a committee luis beer, formed f«r tbe assistance of such Si-hleawig-Holsteinera aamay be. coinfilled to Boom—The Nashrilla Uti-u says; fly their country/ “The various’ federal corps af the ex “We lenrn that a number ofrrtwl fam­ Superior DJplowiaer of the VaVed Stall ecutive Army are uoncsntrsting, and will ilies at Ilutitsrilis, Ala., aru drawing President Da via treats at’ length of l-sft. their march on tbe 15lh instant.** euppliva of suliaiatonce tnon the roitunia snry department .4” the 1’i.ited Slates xi>> runs i ;/.< t ’xuexst-*•<ty T^ra. our foreign relations. Hu discusses with Ixddness th. conduct of England, and proves conclusively that her strict “neuthe fate rebel senator of that koine, a tralitpns oflesidsd, and Inimical to us. Halifax, Dec. 10th, contains the follow* penskmrr upon tbe bounty of the govern Ils gibbite her Minister ol Foreign Af­ meat Ije has been laboring to destroy ! The Great French Hcmcdy I fairs as the pucillanimous instrument of la there nny depth of Iheaunsas tu abivh aulboritien yesterday, that four men of MOAI ^•^^a’aVXMOATtbe Chesapeake acre secretly held in a rebel leader will not descend !’’ - which visited this section last week was abortive. The eroter wm next assailed of vast extent, and terrible severity. Wo and temporarily drreea Uek; but being ; ■ Gau wa reasonably expect thorn to be which it was expected tbe Niagara would promptly reinforced maintained Hs _• offered gratuitously to us, or even mere-1 K>v«, but no sound uf cannon has ya in difierent parte of tbe State and west-' grotrod. A s eight approached the battle ly upon.signifying a desire for them 11 wen braid." craned, and the comtatiMts rreted on ward. A teamster was froxcu to death, 1 Sentiment may ttifinsnee the action of1 ----------. w, ------। Mipte Urtrt Itee. Bl nuitaewis their arms. The attack was furiously on tbe Grslint rood near Detroit A individual*—interest only influences tbe I Bebel F-etuMrtB of Con faMstraur Ute NAMO AUT MClr ASIA. Mt which left Detroit at 10 A. M. on Thurs­ day, was completely Mocked up in the ushered In, aocompanfad by or I npt unseldmn tbits the Eash but which are a rare occurran I । sz-tc.tnxrKKftw: w.«.n, is, that the editor of tbe Pionter, not stipulatiuus, and the ungenerous advanta­ Tbe having enlisted, to consequently, not la ges takcu of our present situation. favor of putting down the rebellion; a unfriendly action of the British adminis­ tration is proved strongly—perhaps, un­ deduction nglyetro corroborated by the fortunately, too strongly. He shows, general tone of that paper. The only that Lord John Russell to dnddedly hos­ logical deduction to be drawn from tbe tile to us. The taodaney of this infor­ mation, so presented, is tn discourage though in a partisan sense, we might by Gen. Wood. full jH-uaioM. stivelS 1Mlr’ Michigan soldi era can be react}- “f December 12, says:. ar sms illa» placed ix cnsnre. “The Germans in tbo Duchies having cd by their benevolent and patriotic ' Fifty WE.^CslVlfuerrillre. s CbUel. PENSIONS TO tllJLDRj&.y frtatus In our State. a separate admiidstratiuu, and.pying a Major and a (liaplain, were raptured 'For these reasons we earnestly appeal theirr ’part\ 4towards the ■ th^. nuintenuuce ~zz of z^. by Gen. Dodge’s mounted infantry, near to the people of every county, city, vil­ the King's King’s household, the navy, and the Paulaski, Tvtin. Some of them are in lage and town throughout tbe State, to Intcrest nf tbedebt, will be better for send forward liberally all kinds of relief the Danish cuonerchy than a dtaflveted era! soldiers ls»t summer. to our gallant men in the Army of the people continual!) annoyed by a ruling * NVanXBCD rKOKNAL »r>LDtSM. East, as well astbat of the West. All foreign democracy. If, therefore, the Skulls vf murdered men, placed as nF articles sent to the Miditgra Soldiers’ .'ucccssiun quest foci leads tu » prsonal naitirolsuna mantvl-pivcc, werqfoupd in PENSIONS TO MoTlrtiRS AND Relief Association at Washington, will be union under aconsiituiiunol gcivernmeni, their room. SISTERA faithfully dispensed to Michigan soldiers such as existed until 1840 under an abBercw meiulfara "PtW Gib, Bitbyr toe m«> Association. n>«x>mivD. solute governmewt, both pnics would As the cash expudihirea nf the AsSo- , be satisfied, and as tbe democratic party tm rialion fur aiding and relieving stek and wounded soldiers aro large, we wmrtd tion system like that of France, and thrown into the riser. — suggest that liberal ctah cuutributlons be much prefers the minor princes to French sent to Hon. J. M. Edmunds, lbs Presi­ prefects, it would be immaterial to it An nrrny eiwrrepvndctit telh an ten, Ifllicy <rere dent nfthe Association. whether tbe Danish. King or any other anecdote of Stonewall Jackson. The We make this appeal with the fullest prinew ruled In the DuAk-s, provided rel«d army was nn Ils march to Mary. confidence tbit our people will respond no farther attempt were made to sever » of aUrfirrs w'te Date' TuhmlerQ promptly and liberklly, and hereby the link with the common fatherland. enable toe Association ’to continue Ila “The Duke of Augustenborg to vary noble and patriotic labors in behalf of active in issuing proclamations and ask­ into Mary land f” our gallant soldiers who have left home ing fi»r money, its now invites sutacrib- ed Jackson. “Jfo. sir,’1 replied tor farm­ and kindred to defend our glorious Union. ers td a Insn <-f eulimifad amount bearing 4 HI Infor. n>e,l«iU tell nn interest Democratic papers mention er'; "but If J. M. HOWARD, with great justice that hitherto the dnke you a secret" “A treret, eb-1w ,JY«s. Z. CHANDLER, CTIA& UPSON. has only called others tu stand up for Ids ' »lr.” ‘ Can you keep a secret T" askrd Stone, al I. eyeing the man sternly. “Uh. F. W. KELLOGG, cause, white he keeps aloof in hto safe yea.” "Well, sir." said the General, F. C. BEAMAN, corner at Gotha. hfoNEr? we can analyxa it, and ascertain what thirl meaning is>: not hava been true, had the editor of tins "* from Htrlimond. It totalierod here |hat the ernmeNt will rvfusu pernHss French war vessels to ascend It has often been the boast of the Plbn'trr that It was free from jierannali* ties, (t) bnt the foregoing gives the lie direct to all such pretensions. It pur­ PENSIONS TO WIDOWS. lev’s AnojT u«il iWl t. A>». •\ time ft Iatire to exohMiBes raWc by the i utTXte. rebab Wirt U J ‘ _ .. . . . : widow «r... oat— - — ...i.ii—- ylar^uid, wnrhlhk, very imps 11 th teulus qf ourdriien. stHild mm I 'h-________. -til Iwntaihrtcmaj.’' K IUU. Brstorss CiiAxax.—J. 8. ,’S. Hadley in the busit >» to a gewerally admitted feet that the enemy allowed oar dead to re­ main enburivd ou the field of Ouckamauga, though the rebels spout days in pick- AliUCU.. the Hadley Milla, •crlptioaOMd. ran further west than Galoeburgh, on -DAVW HOXErWELL. wked to appropribe daian^uml by Ihwkar’a troops, wbu lately spent Uwreiagirmg burial to tk rebab fell in battle. And yet after the ft] A y.mng My. wb«i -- of Goodyear, Ifarlow •derstand lbey covtr �listtilainu. I FrO.t.Cusrt hujfr«j*d«My-4bm; prseaat. t!< Ibe Mattar of tbS tfate at Claries C-tvy. th. ruxiiaa and M.ag the jwtlUos. doty variBH, of nwms. U cart), pewyfag. that Aduoiua»roU<m of the estate of Mid doefaeed buq be cummitted tstiNMtrtfauer. ,....• . Savaus Wimtsk.—The New Year was ushered fa. Mcompanied by one nf those I by Ux ,-rti of the aMoad er v.aea., at the worth L Maa* 1e HaMtaui. Barry be remind d._. uf February. • — - i- s««. be Ml|Mg farJHbWWfagttf *fa WlUhm, end Ibal the urir. .rf uh! deceased, M<l all utber panowa inlcreatad fa said estate, ora required to severe storms and intense enW, which nut UMvMixn visits the Eastern States, 1-EOl’L.rB l>nt which am a ram occwrmnce fa thia clintble. Six or sight inches of snow c. U. ITsfasooe. JIU’y. fcr add AgfaV AUillXI3T'dATd'l& 8a£1? had falicti ou Tborsday, aud a Severn gale m»1 blow- during ths night, aceumpuuied by 3 lilting snow. On Friday tbe Thnr- Soldiiks and OrrtcBM in the army, being exposed to imlden changes, should mcmetsr indicated a temperature muging always Im supplied with "Bnieii'i Bron­ chial TreeAss/ as they give prompt re form 8 tu 19 degrees bslnw gem, during lief fa a €Ud, Cough, or an Irritated the entire day, with wind Mowing aud Throat. snow flying at an utipwraMled rate. A terrible night fiilhiWud, during which the ilreriumueter indicated fmm IS Ut *20 Tbe Corporators nf the “Farmers’ Fire degrees below zero, and the et»rm una- Insurance company of Barry mid Eutnu listed. Saturday fallowed but a few comities," <>f tbe State of Michigan, un­ requited to assemble al the hotel in •legmea mltd.'r, the thermometer indieatVermontville, Eaton county, nt I o'clock nng twelve degrees below zero, in the on Tuesday, January 12, 1801 tu or c vpning. The weather since, will pm , genfae and elect officers uf said cunt puny. (3w) for snug winter, with excellent sleighing.' Almost a TATE OF MICHIOAS.Ceuaiy of Berry, as. Al a seaafaa of the Pn.bai. Court foe Tha county of Hs’ry, bidden al the I'rohrtr Olka, fa the vfllap' of neidags. on Mender, U>a tfal day of Heecnbcr. in the year sue ii.ou.eud eigjl hundred and eiiltlhree. Trescul Sherman>C. rriwlie. Judge of Ce-bato. la the MsMre el tbe r.jalrof Fiepfaa f. Coven who baa absented hinwelf from the male uf Mich irsn. ’ S Estate. 1-clonging Ip saidtltephaw ILCarin. Tbaarupau ible .Ouffnd. Vtasrhnnffnx.lba fearteenih day of January next, al ien o.rieckfa Fimb—On Tuesday sieving nf last Week, the Court I harem, fa this •'illage, Iwrvly escaped dcetrnctlou by fire under peculiar ard nsywterious eirruuistalrcs. The duor to tbe Court ruutn in the second st<»ry of the building had l>er<i left unlocked, and, as appears, some mtknuwu person, took a lick filled with straw, I rum a hxgtge in the bail be- ly-eevmits;. acres •? Unit. ■nofa « Ire. Ako Ullage he. Xo.. fat. tbe ainslb half of STS. and IM n' lean 13 by I* feel oM nt the north-weal ■ JVHX 8. VAM BHVSt. AJ-i-urreW, Dated, Angnei SA, 1»SS. doc 11 HELMBOLD'S ft1*" UBT OF l.ETTKJtft, ADMlNISTliATOlTS SALE. Ilrmnining uncalled for at the llastfagi P«m» < IftiM", for the • ary 5,1864: the •Feurfancure.-. OihfaMtig tfa axibMnaehaj day. aoi yrt havfag lain ona l«U>«, abet baa Brigs* t> 8 Coietiaoe Mire Mery D Campbell Harried r-——— n »c«*<d«ntally or otherwise, it took fire, 1 w lien it must have bven dragged down,, be, aud shells* rohlfawed »orearMfaa*. • •• ■ 1;, .•■I'AraKfcs>x.U-nfaas.«*fa*4st ■StMa, October 1, IsCs.” . , ■ nr Tat Me By ribihnrghdi 1 *• J '•*’r • . C. CBIMHV. Qaaml Asewi. Jfo. .ns Mala Ola IfaMfayh- V. fawfam afiMdafa riwuh. ba Ml- I'-ourt room, for wm« purpose, where, •lair, and out into the yard whore thefiro i' was easiiiguuhcd. The lick was appar- I «ully placed m ar one of the stoves and ' an attempt jnadc tu l>uild a fire In the •tuts. Ono tiling, however fa not easily j accounted for, which la, that thefiro ba<I Itvrncd entirely through the du»r, and UniT»rsal I oCUx Maaeslar HysOBi. Hotllaads. riaaUag aftbaMv. Ilrrnew uf the skis. • MrWpMee ee ftfa Acp, PallM CsMUeJMe. ' E,CJAL NOTICES «2aMS.^itsyta^ partly through tbe front of n seat, fa-fi>re ' it Mas extinguished, by the application ofesfaw. There are, uf course, various' tbeontv relative to the aflliir, but tbs । prevailing upiiiluai is, that the fire was 1 accidvotai, fuA probably caused by aoinc ( As^Mrsry, Kdaltj, fyUftit fil>. D. HEBBICK. u-iirruH-K. t.tc of Flurere WhHloeZ, WATCHMAKtl ASS JEWELEI. person nc parcels, sb > cither sought ra- ' Knit tab. FsieaekdllinerlMnM'sicliee riaialrv W-i emcnla werranlcd fa petfona waff; fa liremewt, nr needed shelter far tbe night. III etoaks aud Jewrlry s.poit.J, nil An<t uu aba Court i ■oliev. One <loor Weal cflba Foal OKae fa Wm. U.J ■rs Itnig More. Ilestfags, Mich. dreSSyI .'reUU.lLfhA KI.Vt3irJU4eribfy' AUK JOO rlfaed s^h fat fartoreaof BsttearauR Vm«'i Xsaauu* Kua uillapprlM refawa. AHEynn aotr.risg frwa the guuiiagsaf 4>*ss*p. WATSOK'aXaraAuJa Erie will ia*fa«ba>y<far crAiirlAX s sale. ur of a Hrenar inaled by the l.e svtmly of (Mihoira sad Muir 'Wl£befrW^i"* ••th. QWjT >“ Jp"r' WsTviy. te aiwu Iknn will sloutps yMv: <*rO‘e stlfatncs of tbe G»sat1.^“ The Board uf Supcrviours lor this county, met fa adjourned session on M«.nday, .-We presume their session will nut be a long oac and we shall lay their pro­ reedings before our readers at M early rV-YWWYVritXE- »ti AHri-AMO. We treat they will fart fail to _ _ ________ in afar anitable arrangements far a fire.; ***■&■**>?**« Wfaakm. coivnteers, than is permitted by tbe rcs- Mb. C. C Hswvm. s dfaffarulfaril kheretet sad nn.ggi.tp4 tba eitj pt Buffalo. NoVe iUTaMed sod UMiiuUociurrd a carnjKounl knew .a a. IMUSI TO!.* BAUUM OF UOABHOU5M, otud, lag perfret arsonc faranom^oiM. or at ur u>c mmriLTiM arising(n>p> cUtnp. CU-J. wwiurue ufdeep regret that it is m>w tfdJMg.ld change the 820.000. county j Balsam or itsAMOrim. proafanlre* H *11* tesi ' 'UMl*bh * ^ffi-uEuiTZr prwtf building far the solely uf tbe coun­ ty records. VFe presume they will make nX' IIbejal pHuarancw fe» the families of h«n tn au immediate dime* tax. The ■ rw° mbvrizrag the hen i* unpopglared, wa tligk, very impAlldc. N’faetruths uwreirtauH. «txiM rnueh pnfcr! d»wn, their. proportion af tbe tyr jikber than inert gage their property SHERIFF? SALE am jm- evert interest, un 5 to 10 years I Ittnsn CnAKax.- J. 8. Goodyear jt& Wm. Bartow,bare become asavcialctl S. TTadley in the boaiuaaa and ■ •* »** Hadley MiHs, aud tbe ■ t sffre 1st fast sMbeU tW Ous wkfcti I oUaisrd fro* you fa trwsfar last. Hveiag the advMtkMUMM af year Seeiaty. sSsrfaX U give your SMdKUM t-> ctergyaww far the jxnr af ATTACHMENT NOTICE. �nahjt’i BICBTIYECSMSS. went. but Ifthe better » not there, no amouBl of care and labor on her part will produce IL If tbs butter doss mat “come** ths halt is not bsrs. Let tbe sows hs well fad and kept warm end •omfenabta, serf them will be but littls UMbUiDohuraiBg. ■ Butter, like fat, te derived from tbe food. Ifthe food contains fat—nr carbouaosoua substances, like starch and -Fr.tUy will prodoes fat—sad these are not all consumed to keep up lbs ani­ mal heat of th. body, tbe euw, tf htaerslly supplied with It will either increase in weight, or give milk rich with butter.— Good hay and a little com meal or shorts, with a daily meaa ufsliced mangel wnrUel will make ea rich milk fa winter as fa summer—provided tbe cow is kept warm. An English lady who has bad moeb esperhoee in making butter, gives us the following bints in rrgard to bar method of producing in winter: When only a few eoqr* are giving milk, skim the cream off every morning and scald it by putting in tin imraeraed in boiling water, and letting it temain till well heated. If the oows are eating turtupa. this will take away tbsir unpleasant;flavor from the bufter. After, nodding the cream put it in a crock, end add t« it the eream oacb morning (scalding as before) till you £>tasea atL tuft o^ly^Xd XVc. XyuXAXe Q.S a. VtAXCUtkvZ wXCxcXx VoXW tUYt aW X\x«, "’AX* wXu-eXx ^XcvXv Yvwjr X»," VmXi a» a wnM^ivaX aaex\X — a ^YCCkX ^axcrwWioY o) x\vt w^Uvcv. Xa A\xe TiWxow* avsXncXs Wvc. \V«.%Xo.wtk SouXVtWvcYe 5ov. a \o»m Xk«\.<p \kx\x wvucXx \xtx<X«A aw cvrtyXc oS StovfentXv ■ftkVi«,Y%, u>\u.c\x,k5 taVxw kxx \lyo^xy t\up.\\\'\.XuUk, WoAtn^lto is oaf wLdssorit. gr.hljad^rv^ oa\6. at X\xc yrcf^tY art. ua^?mi»riKT^“^BnTjSSrnwF>f>a *UYt ^YtvexVUxbX ItST' •ME AND BUY KOBE political girutorg. 'ili^ua Fever, . over and I/iiJer Complaint, (^yspcpBia, ' Ind-ige^tion, Jaundice, Kidney. Complaints, f axvdi a\i laY waXu-Yt. R.J. GRANT! ItiswWJMbefcmtMdagdMi dteaae.asd.. - ------ ~ * * Ora*. Did you ever see a slim, dead alive kind at thing. that'vould get so poor as to be obliged U» trot before and ./enter behind ,when required to gel up motion, and still not die ; ite eyes both cemtiig out of the same hole, t>r at least so near that tiro bog appeared croewyed? If no. let ua pass the dismal picture, and simply call them old liners '. All these breeds may be described as follows: Long ears, largo beads, long and ih>dc legs, a stock uflcan underneath a thick grizzle, and that covered with a tough thick bide, with abandanc? ofhtfilies ewd, in fine, a great amount uf cftil of every deMrintfoo. Such animnls have no thriftinees nr capacity to fatten, and very - little about them that is digestible after they are killed. teahhv. >oa ouwut hare srorfulMuJfafa* \ ' Ayer's Ssniparilla '■rfk&ZiiMa’lM dk^wLute jafirKiarrM-A c xLt'i: afar'other renter!r yel tfcifacA iakoewwIry aU Bpah till.,ria» af-nnnpMui*. w,MwfMsl*F proven far tlu> treat snullirerle fit peMietv kbowh in-! muIrtishie rurev W ta« made W dp Mlomas 4boa*es Stag's. ML «r ripeltt Row or 9t AjrihenfsTIr* fctK HAB'-mt, Sotld-Bead/ OoaAa frasa tebarculo u dspodti 1a tbe icnri, White Swelling!. tybUitT. Dropsy. ReniRlgiit, o$ a RypuatfetsMsBA' Eenlx WsakneiMn. mop K fxisl b .Av«»‘a-!A4rim«teMf. k-nml atu»tiife«|ww,|lr it»r«*»,f»aH»s*v of ’ ahr rvni-iri.>l> c cures wt<> b it Jias naadr when MPrifer .HiW.lid h 1.1 fclfebfe ntkM wharf' Tbur es.-w 4«*«i afar iTHiutry, m uukr alis-t cntyivMar flMybwdawwrilMowsi esc nborse ypn* M'- AVwAxL^ 'Vowve. Dy ’B.d^ocVr ftXouXaeXx. Bad Breed* of Bogs. Rmder did yon tier iroek .boat, while Smdu's .Iner .er-fflr rtM i|gd ilats ate. X\x* \toor nvaw’w aMi^r lasa<v 'a it*l> !•• shuni*,-andidiim firv^sysf Dv. 'B.ctoaeV* 8Xo«vac\\ YSVtt.C'tw Wax '^.ooy m.a\x nxaw\j DocXot'* 'fiAXV*, Come and See !! PalBsr. Hear; MaUory. ' Rrruuro-T. Phillips, Jahn Oom. Richard R Sliaw T—ssrme-J. V. E-rori. VMBeMioei A A. Mead. J.B. FrwMaa. Fosware. MUdkrilU. S Wc«DWJt»-&S. Jngsreon. E. P. Bsrpsw, E. WE <Me< has M-u> ft> ♦«el yew* in fwrlavrianta reiie-tr wbiria i- sd tjeslv «u it» Vut. Tais wr too* utT-r m ti* peNle Wlrr the teas rf • Avrw'a SAW.ArASliL» -r«W»rBh .a.JMVnn. no e-l nt hmuv ft wilm OMvrd doe trif el .<«vi/«,iMi In nhhmftir ^ewvr.' By' bawl wu upyjnwai.jvurwJfjmw tb^i^er. anil •Ltitzvr uf l!.c»: di-^j.hr- I'wr. col the fan* that t« end Drier in ike v*i th* *W» »' .'?”**?• •Wl.j rtuur»n« Kulik wtUirvlTc". Hr 111 acmtiar xletnaf Mtoeubirm'So'vnsI f*ee> ’ mum, IN MY LINE OF TRAM "Ot. 'BvoWek'* RXo'wwvcXv. ’B'AXcvs avt XW Ae\x wtaft'i 6o\acx awtl KJoro^wrX. HVAE JUST RECEIVED part iaf fc.>.r >' vtve-ujoYuXc XW vxak axxA &£.Y>\\VtaHiu DVEBUSEMENT. ’SSB <£W rtrau'w Dr. VA.oWek'% ‘BX.ovcxacXx 'B’AXc'c* A large stock of <3- €> O X> S dtrt'ix. axxvav^ a\xA xwaVx vae\.a\xc\\o\\\ <x\\ov^a\j\e. AtW*.;: CHERRY PECTORAL, ©v. Hc\><vck,» , ‘ 1UN’“* ___ _ fttoiaaek *YV\XXev* "“•* Bering made amngemsote with aaaabetaxan aad otbecs, I an ptepand io , . ,y WHOLESALE TO CQGkTBT MERCBAMT8, AruthwiM twArtbrir teterwf to rirb kia’a esli before parvbsalag. AU ceedseoMUlbe LOWEST CASH MARKET VALVE. X deal tergsiy in STORES I na-,j ’- wri ie> :u ‘ C'.lw Dr. 'EUtaack.'w Stow.a.e\v 'B\XXe«« Tuxes Rewaoa-O. U. Batee, Thnotby.Mlles, avc,X\x.«. VrVc\xA,>nv. ^Y«.VCXX\.’v\\l» Xy\V<Yv\x.C<X, W’V.. t\\Xcv\\, 'SkY\tunxa\.\»>’i\Y, c\c. 1BDOTS <&■ SJEI4NB&, GROCERIES ■ Tnere fitter*, ore ; ut up in q-*e»r hetilre. liKioK thr .ikcre io ia /5se-n>w fl*. .iayhir^/irnj.o’avidt*’’ fa prwUt-J tgitk .» ca/e-p^uirj ./re*. oouRfvrfrifrre. ’ ‘ ■— • “ •«-*- . far lb. C. W. Ijaback. CTrorrjWr’-, fio. Eaat Fqurtfi Pt , dr -:r r -.u. uh •V*' ?* «*^*** * M®W-’ Mn torr! pt las Agenl,”«Ul continue te sepply th.poblic. Tbs whole amonot of tbe Ioan aelborirol, .fa Fire UaodredMillions of Dollars. .Vejrfp IMr,' tere A<r» fid faL O« TresreVy. mnsth witblk the Lut serwi ran.ths. Tbe larg. demand frbru abroad, aqd tba r^idly tnemsing Km* demand Yor W *4 fee basis rfeireetatlft br XsKMntf Baekhqr AssnciaHnbon, >11 H.rf. - — M1 — The World's Groat Epmsdy ft Codgka. Co'dj, Incipient Coni Wampttovi, and for the TUttef • ouGansumptlva patfanla . u< in ad vanend stages of thd di>-.aac. . .. t <V,\ ••l.ir.i'h / 5!: ■ >g * .ni TI5, SHEKT4B0K A5D COPPER WORKS, On this subject the Ohio JWruwr sues : ■ “As the Winter approaches, thepnident boraeatan will look to the condition of hi. stables, that they may be in order to receive bis stock when they on no longer be left to range upon tbe fields.— Where a good, firm and dry fooling can be secured, it U better tn have an earth floor than to stand tbe boiee on phnkr. We were particularly pleased with the sublas of Ladd Brothers, of Jeflereon Counlv, during onr visit to thtt place. Tla brotbvrs Updegraff alm have lher stable bottoms of earth, which on tbefr mi?_5»t r r”‘ to A Striker, Hutiep;Eli SicboU. Jst eCwMflS; M. C. Swift. Fr.lm.ilU; Clothi CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. ^MhhrraHrerir* DR Y GOODS! li*XSS? GROCERY, Eating 6f Billiard HARD-WARE! own duri m t from peoetrl flour, horana t_ _ ___ _ r__ compelled to stand on planks. ^Speaking ------------------------- Uf th. fed that ------------------ •ffcdder U alU be well to look, out for bedding other than straw, whidt can be used for tedder. Fur this purpose the best material is aawdaat, Mid sow before tbs heavy fall rains set In b tbs time to lay la a good quMtit, fcr Whur’s us*. ' * 'STABLISHED 17«0. AND utm nappes, - Keahi lashes, American Oeothnac, Copenhagen, , yellow hxctt. Heoey Dew Beoteb. resatitootch. Freak Heuer Dew Seats 13 VERY,FULL AND COMPLETE. OVB BIX.LI.lilt) TABLES h> slew rf TBXSX HARD TIMER era are aaRUg OVR GOODS.! ? ' Unusually Low ! EW HARNESS SHOP. AMI* require the saw nuurilr. »i*. penfcutwn '■«! UirtHKSl.Hl Of ]W «LaHf. lbs U-wL tteK areecr.MM di.trreMmi Mpd.JlM.' ave eom^oRcA yolyc arvil \\oi»xy5vv\. yooX% atvA. voXvkcXx. make, Xkem nd Hsrcn. ..Pontiac. rootfag. kick up every lima ha bored bis ntweiuto tbe ground, m if trying to aland on bis head 1 If so, don’t buy him; be »111 nut prove a profitable feeder. We might call thia ■ sub-soil variety. Did you •v ar am a bug that would grab an car of euro and run a quarter of a mile before be would stop to .e«t ill If an, bewrste. Wall piece euclrlh the same category, and for the sake of distinction, will call them Elm-peelers. Did y>>u ever see a tall, slab aided, long-ltggM, rsfur bftcked breed, that wax always hungry, and when opportunity required, would climb up to'-where the rails io the fence were lumo distance apart, and then either slip through a crack or throw off a fepr rails and jump overJ | If so, don’t purchase, unless you area email farmer and c-n't poasibk afford to build Mrs ■crihs. • We might perhapo eall them tree-eoilere or elm baro- . laatiite accmbhaaiiua of Un onrseu ef ran rV\xi'ie GOODS ! if HAinroa, aznar ■ JMiMjs; gui.ts � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-01-13.pdf 33694f3a36382f9c6ce8e3fab7ef67e9 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BABBY-COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1864. . €|t Sutinss ?hnn, 38 MMHSMOnnY MEDIUMAY, aantns,' bassy codbtt, snosnwAi y ,riltote“*BWW ihth" <wr <JU ZMMfea. AT TSI ‘ KAA'i^uKiS DRUG STORE!!! mu-potmtey Robebts &, Striker, I which I have old men nid be did not know.— ! The general asked the girl. She said It inis master washing kg? whk ' 4. thl. so !’ asked tUjpftfhJ., .. Jistinjj' Ijnsintss Jirrrtarj. -T* I— old ntol1 ■ Wkil w.H o* and moot complete assortment of DBVGI AMD MEDICIMBA, IChemicals, Paints, Oil., Cam LCR la all kiada *t Pafaily GroMric*. »aa aad WoU«» w«m. and a ganml sa­ lt *T PievirinM. Also Hetary PeMte. vo daen u«t ef tha Itesting. Haese, Roberts Thy warfare only ends with life. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. A MbxUbbb warfhie! Rogering loeg, Tbrou<b waery day and weary year; A wild and may wahpoead laroog Bang natty fatal and flsak, sndrw. tiu uims. Yet serve Ibr spirit to D>» po»f. And blench not al thy ebon* o lol; Ttla told good stay Biand kloof. . The nags may fcqwn-yel faint tbo« not (T FOR MECHANICAL AMD MEDICI5AL P0Rr0aK8,0MLTjC Xor heed the abaft tan surety cast, ■nwfouiaed Ua^agUtl of acorn , Far with tby.hiiii ^1 dwell, aflaat. Also B Ml sterik ef a striker, GROCERIES! TEA, COFFEE, flUOAR. 8P1CE3. PEPPER, PRCNE8. FIGS,-RAISINS. CODFISH; i fact, ererylhlng In Lbe Greevry Im*, aech (■ iU be needed for femi'l cat. Alao a great rarieiT of th. r« el® keep OB band • rood BBMrtmenl of Yea, tboegblboe la epaw ths daft. 1*! ' When they wbebaiMdthev fire in IHr DwfWlofhopB Bindmaty Inwl, Uba tboM who Jail la battle bvrv I Another bud thy nroM shall wield. Another bafid theataodard war*. Till fam tba tempera (north h pealed glimUaiw. STATIONERY, PENX. PENCILS. IXRS. VIPER. EXVEL0PE8, CARD8, he., Aa. . * in. <w> aaavaxT. ' , -4 A Lieutenant searching a cartain house in New Orleans, In which Confederate arms .were reported lo ba concealed.— Arma and tents were found .tuned in the garret, which were removed to the grand repository of contraband article., the Custom House. A gentleman of vener­ able aspect, with long white hair, and a form hint with pre mature old age, waa the odcopant of the house from which the arms and tent, were taken. In the twilight,qf.fu ev.njng, soon af­ ter the .earth the most fearful screams were heard ^exceeding fra® the yard of the house, aa if a bums? being waa suffer­ ing ths utmost that a mortal can endure ntJYRfCtIX tat HurjruB I>w.ll.rK< J. war.riser Um Coen Roesa. ' Mb HAMMT. insaxswasitti WOOLEN -------- may do w1mt I Me with her. I washed the Strict, delude of therefore, place you .under guard tor Ur her to relieve her from pein." ’ "To r«h>M her J Well, dr, I ahull preeent, until 1 conclude upon your artt®K»." . commit yni to FonJecheow." . - 1 . “General, 1 am a native ef fiovth Car—Taanrin’sta®* MAmMw KSrrafnrr oliaa; my health ie infirm. It will kill bonoraHo, wtata'Wgh tooed’, what an ifiMdb® eld mwft etU-vab «dKp*-<| - Na rli»sis| hs EwophT'-AMtetida "1 can’theJplhaL Andean thw you is awwaU tewnq nohd tahteMWamny behave weU,.ur you shall t»ve prndeuly none the same punishment that you kava giv­ knew him. They said StaS hft had Me readkrt; and;-wn ®By en thia poor girl, and to relieve your luce® ] tha war find bail ruined him { Ha baa received so large a lrtH«a«f admitepain, you shall be waabod dowa with friends had obeeresd that U had been fr. rtArdlf 6f latej prior mAa; and no doubt brine.” Strack, ■ The old native of Smith Cardies went bel®4 he ^tended. Hia .o3er children came to Fort JgckaMi, when. I mu ,happy io. Jo plead for hip.• A legal geqtJobe aide to state, bodied in a mouth.— Gen. Duller gave the girt her freedom, man appeared, klan, to do what *Mpoearid aMigned her a num of, money suffic­ slble fur him la*the ly of argument. >G«i. Butler deeideT.—.__ . ient to aether up in some little bueinees, •vch aa dulured gMn <arry M in Nw» Landry should give Ms daughter her free­ Otleana. . r ' t dom, and settle upon her a thousand doltub Being in mortal terror of lFotiJneite<» “nieta rowiuy m«, .i.emr i»: ■» he gladly complied with these terms. The poor girl went forth that da/ p Tree *»triah'akid a trustee waa appointed to ad­ minister her Httle fortune nod eM that we forthnrjharm befal her. It wa. a light penalty fur such a crime. J vrtfa the general had treated the efeea la Wellington—rang for three pole, and a rope, and had lbe wretch hanged Chat Sunday momiqg, fa the neartat pebllc eqw«- God sud man would hare applauded*lhe deed, and tharej would have been no more woman whipping in Now One Sunday morning, fwHle General Butler was eealed at hie break fa® table, Majnr Strong, a geafleeoan who waa not given to undue emolien, nwhed ‘into the room, palo with rage and horror, “General,” he exeirimed, “there fa the moot damnable thing out here I” The general following him to thooffioe. There be found the staff areembled, stand­ ing round a woman, guing upon her with flashing cy®, their oounlennnoM .bwlrayiug mingled pity and fury. The ®rv«ita j of the bcu® were crowding about the doors of the room. The woman wbe was the olyecl of so much a Urnlion eu nearly White, aged about twenty-aerrn. Her thee showed at the flret gisnue that •bo wed one of tboee tmfortumfta Wfaturea wbom'eomr nvages regard ’ wlfa’ a kind of religious awe; arid whom eivlfced beings are accustomed to consider pecu­ liarly entitled to tendertiMU end fhrWarewcc; She wae eltriple minded. Not abeetutely tn Wtot, bat imbecile, ynfart, half silly. “Look here, general," mW Major Strong, as he opened the Ire® of this poor crthtvre. , Her back was cut te plcfan wifh the infernal cow bid-. It we. al! black and rod—red where the iafrroal Instrument of torture had broken tha fckin, black where It had wot To eowvey M' id® tea ban la ter • Ctevteteate<« BU,in-, Mte. Iffrir.u.iibriTjrte JSlJM *Wta’ aarfpfyubofaplete os<sltor any NsmtafaurtfrmiMiuifnL For Twasrty towCMfs dhey wHtpuewd awv Number, by mail, ‘4»y. v««sis Nuw^ bound h> Muslm, will be mailed, portjwW |u say pleta In tW United'SlaM Vlthio 150b will® of New Y*rk fbr Two Doflaresr.! Fifty Cents Cempiete rate, n«w* com­ prising Twenty Asa Vefam® <>U borem (tan Copy-far woo year, ltd I’wb “Haras’. Copfae for ewe war. M < JW. ZW Bimld—I VUumee bound in Cloth, st |S Wpw; ume. Muslin ------------------- v Nrtt When remind for HtMVt FACTORY, Hs boat near by, rafl’iptp the yard, where he beheld n hideou. spectacle. A young [ WANT 26,000 lbe. of WOOL to mulatto girl was stretched upon the ground on her lace, bar feet tied to a L manufacture into CLOTH— alike, her hands, held a black man, ““’'Rm., \ her back uncovered from neck to boete. The venerable bld geetleman with the “fcaraWe. .bled for gai HAHT1NG8.MICH. wUCbhArwa--------- =------------ ---------- - Artndin* andhrnahHn it isalmM wUlly made up of two eemi-globnW Finn a' 5icTSa2TSs.«ft: fare. They willMot be mated Ita ew®Giee nr regiments, in the field. I The ■ viU-be wanned entirely ®Ub Melivlag wear M^quariera not unknown to: groee, Bomtaftudod by white eoamiaeiea the members of Un staff: • n Vii ed and ncm-commiaeioned cfliisiw. The "Who <M fin it WWJTj tekefi, the convenient for hie purpoee. Yle held In M.hpuo a powerful, horse whip, with bM wort a.tedl oWUi.m-uI '*1 went out after the clothes from the which be was leaking the dedicate and sensitive fl®h of the young girl. Her wank,” uld ebe^'and I*ntaved otftiUback Was covered with blood. Every Whui loeme home, master licked ' mW. •nd even scute . ar* grotfad down, and strpke oftbe infernal instrument of tor- and said ho would leech me to ran away? ““Orderly, go th Laftdry’n boute end tore toKe tfp her flesh in long dark bring W® befbrwrbej1 .in ebhntrdT The eoldter aghaM at f — the guard bwtaa, 1 had semi wbh ang* WOOL CARDING JK.tr, CV**»Y, Cfjntx sad rotary Publie. O®ee ______ __ ____ fiatler aant btm-flytag back Uri stop rt. old miscreant, and ordered him to bring the torturer w»d hWkirtho w, headquar ter. the neat morning. - 1 '• !l '“ The ueeguuat hurried back and rescued the girl tromUe l«Ai «>f t ■■■• ■ About nine the same evening, the ser­ geant catriuegata to headquarters, bruwsh- I Lebeld hi my Ufa.. .^.wr troops, and Ita expiration. miVVtiUJoopteabfi iberlaU Tbey.knowthatuumerjtaiect wIH have saiwbd out their time in the spring, and ■ hbm then to Ma> Slnx* -b» ‘'-w”Uh T* I'm.j mh lu H>d perod in' the general’s ear a pesos Jof . » —I u_ furmatiun which used him to compare the faces of tba malter and the slave.— The resemblance betwean them was i your ductort*aiksd ’-TVre’are reports to that nftyt* said wwdry.\ ; ; ON ?- ?■>■ i ■ r H list ft needed but • wink from'tbn genet. KV„W I to tar. mi. <k«a fhfartai4®en at . ^f M is throat. > The general, far anoe-anemed fMn fifa I VCLCANfTE RUBBER BABE, fad ■itfamr* ItlmMstaMMM ft ie «U raafli �I atteebod. foe twenty thousand dollars in ■■Mi of five hundred dollars each, draw. Jhg tetereel at ths rate of seven per neat hvMiiy. «-4 L- ffWihrfri-n. ■rded In the Count] ‘eocnty. And wh bared to to Count; Kalamazoo, or at some other place with­ is tbte Btete.ro foBdtet, to wH: ‘ < IMfti Fim lltnorosii dells— aa the fieul --------------- ~ 1870. Five Uumm14»> A.' t — •— * •JWWWk«l to jwoT U^, A. Tta■ V®**- AO.MW3 rosJg»MM0.Afo.lMH , ' Wje'MW jSKXSwMMb *»d ‘WMh mWW^nrtl fSriiAi u •temlliee tart of to tolllta'ry rsnef hu>d.rt*M tape hie family Mil BaMdef fae. b. Motod prevailed. ' ’ eteeco on to other hand Ibo OSoe-of to ’ lbe chair appointed as sort tenmnittoe XaniriBttW 9fo Hfo cbilircs roe Mtort. iranWC'EIBott and Lapham­ ' It wta trimsed'by Mr.'EIHau tp repeal to roeobtteu panad by to Boera of Supervisors at the October session of 1863, to nroaire'e tott far to county of Barry.' Motta prevkiled. .... H was moved by Mri Carpenter to ad­ journ until half peat wren o’cloek A. M-, to-morrow morning. ' ". B was moved by Mr. Elliott to amend *• . Tuesday Morning, Jan. 5th 1864. Baaed moi pursuant, to adjournment, roll called, quorum present. Board proaaedod to baatoeea : Qu motion at Mr: Stevens to Board yeuCotouripar" adjoureed eaiU one o’etoek P. M. iWe *“** *° doablto author . IL P. Caesar, Clerk. of the above, ^w>cd »1U> orgeat oatteTuesday Afteoooe’ Jhn, 5th, 1864. ) foclioc, over the potauA areuaeat and ” One o'ekfcfc P. M. f happy ilhsscratimm, by >wbteb be had . ByOrd tncl p4hnaai to adjournment, endeavored to enligbun and Influence roff csjled. quorum present, Board pro. . Coagme "todo right in to pramiara” eeedrd to business. The oomtniUse oa claims of Cbunty But perhaps Congress will not we the apofficprp.Jlecninmeud that to foliowisg poeiteuero of comparing to man of 40 salaries bo allowed. 1 witA toy ouih of 18^n oummUmi wtah to Ty Coentr-Tritesurer, >850 00 couscriptfon Mt, io an aroeb aa “the youth Proo^tfag Attorney, 4Q6 00 of 18" is eoraUod In neMtev- daaa. Btrt, 700 00 touM Oengraro bo droftd iMs’appif, Probate Judge, S be it further resolved, that Messrs. Cook Sbeldoe and Nevtaa, or eltbar' of them proeeed to Grand RaMds a«d toamine andaeeertete tbs rott eftbe fireproof rwitjf"" building hnhht Shy, erected for a si/nilar purpose. Rsaoluliea fo«k jUeofih'i/Bi the Board nf Sunerriolbe eomniiitan app>»iatad Io settle ore bf to Bbontv of Barry’ tot uo *o- with the County Treasurer sshoUUed the counl preetaued by, to SueerinteMtenta follow lag aa their report -os:raid nettleof PoOr W allbwod unless itemlxcd end certified by such Buporluteodent.' Rew H. N. Sheldon in acct, with Barry Co, olutlofi prevailed. Jan. I, m«3. Dr. . It waa footed by Mr. Stevens to ad­ ** To atnU fmm old sect. MIO 02 journ until Uhmortow morning at eight Feb. Jan. redemptions 80 82 “ cash of Trees. Prairieville 2406 07 It wm moved by Hr. Elliott to adjourn “ “ “ ** Yankee Spg’s 010 06 until baJf past 8 o>loch. Motion pre­ - - 156! 00 vailed. Q. P. Csutar, Clerk. 534 43 Wednesday Morning, Jaa. 6th. 428 20 544 78 Board reel pureuant to adjoernmoftL 1214 93 roll ttdlad, quorum present, Beard pro. M5 29 oeaxted to buriwosa; -J 1106 67 The Committee ----------- — miscellaneous Orange rtU# 872 !</ deltaite [h their chairman reported Johnstown 1090 70 fol lowing sc-__ rexamined _____ _ _ _tbs __ ________ w— "•"J . 2022 M eouuto abd woeid recommend their al--------565 88 lowanee ro Mtowe: Report adopted by Woodland 1126 48 Maple Grove 711 44 Heatings 1M8 03 22 (» 1101 07 / April I. March Beealpta “ " rsdseipiiuii L April Receipts I, May “ I, “ redemptions Juno Receipts " radtonpUons BetS}**** /fj&iitfvi. to7MMc>< At vMtiote Ihe WMUttJofto lost cadet** of A. W. Bailey 'and report to thia Bserd. " - era nSM^a telpry UM ■UHlIj U» rw.lt rf riM, . .Htauw^tWw. iWr.^wXkr ' I. B. Plan having room red to' may^ef all to votan cast, waa declared waa moved byMn Hanna that D. *rau he aliwvad for Ma aervieen » actio M Mm rtffnf Moofly of Feb ■seat. Of the wiodum dr folly of aaytago and dniage, we leave the r< Cmcrn Cucbr for this c<l ‘ wlll bidd he regular. quarterly serd te>gifwilNg on Monday the 25th mst I Tua Gaxso Hihm Eaoli office I • &0d for ^tbobnUW .1 vvlua terra from this Slate. And, » hr re aa, lbe Board <>f Snpervieoni uf theeotinty of Barry, fold that in the careuiira of •aid Jeu by lbe- ecvatel Super riw.fo nf the (ownablpe of thia couuty, that there is great Inequality In to dletyibmfotC of said lend, bM, Wher«M, tMs Brenj at the October seearon. passed a reeoluiiim whereby they intended tn effect nn uni­ formity in auehdjat ** '* " * lutioa the Attorney <ff *ila Uotifonu were destroy ed by I i^a^ssKrttfeft early m Friday morning last. ’ > NtOIXCTW©»rOH,CM4», J»r j Tuaoar, which might be .rboeksd I simple remedy like -Arora's Bros Tratkn." if altered to progress Sa^.’WW.I SS«iSas;;6U-i-.xr.J KKRKKKSaXi: Jr.AM.Hm.- (-■ ' I’ Um. m. yr HX vjvil rsrswic*. Ibero1 Bea twft Mills wbieh supply i^UaXlFafo^ Traa.; Vlh rouri stWta fiowrihgqMMasr rollta. They under the ouperinten loaco of Captain H. HUI, 8I«< Gh*. a practical m to the (taverner. provalted. s-v Jl ,WM mqvsd that the matter ,af, the lost orders nf A. W. Ilailry l^ taken from^ tebUCMShCwb'wA^Ka b. reeue.idnr the motion Indras new order, for M.’W.MMley, and thMYbc •shrftei be laid <m the table, llraten prevailed. INVALID PENSIONS. All often jrsdmMIrrt W to' wro wl mitteeon fire-proof buikling*. Motion prevailed: Messrs. Hanns. HRl and ShclJ<>n,were elected aa serit committee. It sras moved by Mr/ Stevens, that when thia Board dots adjourn, that tbev ad>:<>rn tu mewl eft the the third Moeday .Tabkh lime I U be has tarsi, i rr. CoinptisMry I 000pound.of ftl — —w —Cbm, by nrinr| usually .-Ur al night, lbe can being I .itirieg the day. ' It is a novel eight tt I through lheeeWUa..,. I low-perfectly I i'Eafim-SSTuS'J M »«lk rENWWWiTQ W1BQWS. mW. «hieh -ar tr.v^n adapt themselves matter nf surprise bi I T*4aeWw.ri. so. m/ i» that which has b» frrtWtoy; to eiMiiMa to rw • man, a large MtfM* ►rwilb.rwe want to hi mill/ginic.’ Tbey n/ver wore sn w Fril^ mof.iofc X...SU, 1«M Board met pursuant tu roll called, quorum -— -• eesded to tNMtnMe. < prevailed. , , . . It ataa meved by Mr. Hall (hat tl motion for this Board to adjourn to the on to third Monday n' ” ■ ' be rescinded. Motfon nijaw follows: Yeas—Messrs. Stevens, EUtert. HaU, I^pham, Bleky, Jb«imM. |fld Phillips. Nays-Mstaro Uttmta.-Bmith.^.r- 200 00 ' CT 5“ zgSr”^'‘ll >p«4 40 adr, Gilbert kSdTohflso -Regerlx Sweet- 1 J^rfoy-TtagroU^naeo, Ward 1 to vote by boltet Ibr fltqmriqteqtioQl o( anrthlght. . JT ’ Poor for the term of three yearn. . Whereupon Mr. Nevlna having receiv­ Afahrwia—Regent. Joslin, Walker aod Sweeny. " ' <ed Um majority ofajl the votes cast was elected. ' , , . . A UrnorM-m r-w—4 «i«—4 br declared ' h was moved and carried to proceed Una bundnd »4 law■; tf >b* iUHwu. , to ballol. for fiaperintendent of Poor for “•*<* b *> —Myprf «« of *4 to 1 term ofS vagra. ' ' , . ,. , rrlktira U^Om r.mor.l , W® Robert, having B^eired a majocity pf all the votes cast, waa declared. ai.ii?j:lr ’tiir.iiuff Il was moved that the additional bond of IL N. Shridua as Cosnty Treasurer Caaaa into the tetaNetesrthe aoh.entH-r.cn tb< WtU <Ur of be accepted by the Board of Super viaura. Motion ■yvnllart,'- :x l * tv Mr. Elliot submitted the following ■tA<K.r. Whoever owns mid atom, maM J>ewv» preamble and resolution. JFArrrws, by aet No. 2, of Ijiws paaaed >w.« , r,) BA*IP BOxrrwnx. ■¥/»*. Iflrfsfolure and subsequent amendment tbereJ->.?Tbe 'STOAT COLT. it .«r&! managed before. ‘Capt. Hill d«ice considerable amonat of grinding for t riiteemend«ate«wlly aetasiisbee Us.I by Obe aanoont and quality «f Itewr thrM4te for a bwbel of wheal. By tl way. th. tbrifo and enterprise display -SISTERS. n’11 “a. wuit Sipto . .KoljU, of Supervisors o cbpntyadjoumed cm Friday, to I AvhniB Tbcrsf.r. >w it That lbe Goveroor of this Bute be. and is hereby ;sr»82 lieltcd to fecomtnerid to tba Izgislwturs 42 at the ensuing wpsrial setekm to ee amend 25 rnid hw that the Board of Supervisors 68 may secure a uniform relief tu fomillss of volunteers as their areBeaillra may re 33 65 quirt. PrmiehJeand reoototina ad^k d. 64 28 66 n M tfneirrent mousy II 00 ■■ - b«fotrwto/ 5«i ffi n .? County TfSMiurer be required to give addithtMl bands to the ainnunt «f 120.- 447 00 273 100 ■ Marmsw Holmss, Cliairrwan. aCrKKWWt&UTO or rooa. »ttl. a®! W«X# «•< It :i ■ Mr. Henna submitted the following ’ 840 00 the 7>to»<Aehmaalcry luUUUoftoi John Roberts, J. M. Norias, 50 00 reeolulioe: /«rye ola^M “marrted" HMD at “twMy" D. B. Pratt, 00 00 ftesofard; By the Board of Superrlsor* with osnhll‘teteMtea.’’ > n x4 r ‘4 ! - J via-M. Dewey, Chairman. of Barry county that hereafter each Cutro Butlt pato ust^rtUqilnk h.w pa h was moved by Mr. Carpewter that ty officer furnish th air own stationery MnhppretJIatlve Coogreaa may paaa by the repert be accepted. Motion prevailed. ’and preeoat their MtJouta to the Board It woe moved id etrikdtait tot part of 1of Supsrvisarn separately for allowance. lhat.convincing argument enrobed io to report on,, ealarlea of Resolution adopted. beautifal illuetntioo of a “coet-uld bach­ to committees repoi It was tnovpd by Mr. Elliott that the IB 02 Bounty officers alk>wh»| ilendenta elor friend without ebtek or child, who h of poor rotaries. Muti Btoard adjourn natB 7 o’clock P. M. Mo468 20 tore 85,'wlto picks to ckinUea frura hia hrwair meved by Ml____________ 5 00 Wednesday Ereaing, Jani 6th, 1864. 20S » teeth,” tea, and it ie etUl nore painful to Lalaaoo of tWrepnrt of to commit­ 150 00 Mo­ , Board met, pursuant tq adpmramMtt, to fhink, tot MM ignetaut member, tee on rolafMt of county officers. tia* preratted. roll felted, qoarum present, Board pro with characteristic Co^rsesiona! arro­ •27.102’18 la wee moved that the aoeoont «f J. gance may taro the imaefieuen t© en- M. Nsvtae ae auperimahdrot of Poor To sBi’l from old acet •3064 40 to fol lowing Wr'.U.' ti-.L______ v’ F_s .i? be' allowed aa fifty-daUBt* U Motion pre­ Cblra vailed by yeas and Nm a, aa follows. Mfobad, J^g. to Board at Super visors Feb. 2, By bona* A veocbere • 734 56 Yero-Measrw. Bterene, Holmes, El­ . 811 85 ite^ Haya, Hall, .Jtareu, •L^U’s of to rountjr ef Barry that aa order be - 657 02 drawn.on to County Treasurer for the Blake, Thomas, tfeerlwend Hill. 8l3 07 sum of ten dollars te for or of to chairNays— Merora. Smith, Chrpewter Hmtt Wtajef thia. Board, ta bs accauated for 553 63 n» and Wbeeter. 473 81 in proevting suitable bonds with coupons fawaBteooed tealtow ths account of attached for to uro of this Bounty, RoeJ. Roberta ao Superintendent of Peer at olsttiqa adontod. . «»( ‘ forty dolforo. Moto* looL U w tnoeed hy Mr- EUioU to rooon-to xrae mowed by Mr. Searles to a I tow sidcr the vote on salaries of county offi­ totaBOuatof J.itohertz, Beperfatandent cers. Motion prevailed. Wo hero tad spoea thia week ’tff ghe oh Foor at fortyAsa xtodtars. < Mottos . It was moved by Mr. Ellioti to amend more than, a meager their prereitaL Ila J -j s»<wv> vJ /rtWirteq Q| the report of the eocnmittee on salaries 200 00 proowa^... Mr. Hulmee submitted the foNowlng of oouaty officers, by fixing to salary <4 454 85 «ad .•: rJ^rA, : fl- County CterJt at.four hundred end fifty AlUr U« cpwij,Prwl- resoludc* ;.-r. 882 94 Aasotai, By to Beard ofBuperrienre dollars for the last year. 734 06 Motion pre­ that the asm of iwewty thousand dollars vailed. vstjit! »*.*'' ’ <*“A **, P-u-u tv *u» be aMMBetotedfar-GMaeawMof mil­ It was aaevod by Mr. EUteu to allow Wmmu „.„i *,, -.., itary Relief orders. Tbs resoMion the Prosecuting Auorne------■*-------** The foliotaog are to stood tagbundled Warefor the lion prevailed, j .. ... It was moved to.adept to report of 'hfcrtfin pre­ the committee on salaries of <mnaty;efficeca aa amended. . Motian jwevaitod. I M wa»wnere6’by Mr. HMtate W ’4flIt.WMCMjradbylite. Huimoototto JownMdlhnrpMKO^MhP/M. v chair appoint a committee oi two to- ift* Wktrtat,jlbar Aeaidjpf Supervisors have by rrefainloa authorized a loan of JKWtt'Wt k/iEnnnp. d«. u.. toitAw aoaseuffuf E.fl. Collins belaid over until the naxt aMMoo oTlkb'Board. Motion The committee on miscellaneous < iroegh Choir chairman report* •y had naarintd the following aw tdwotild recommend their aMowai lbe committee ap pole tod by the chair to inveetigato-tbe matter M the last or. ders at A- W.' Bailey, hove reported the same back wttbeoArooommaodalioo And ou rnottoe th* same was told «■ totabU . j, ■; •„*•.■• • Il was atoved lhat the order drawn la favor of B. B. Clapp be taken, up and a M« order drawn thnrefor, with «ba later1st thereon at ton per cent. Mfttiua Lo< ■ .4s ■ • :-:r r.b ... Ifev eommittro appointed by lbe chair te take into eoaoideratloo tba propriety . . <j :t?rASitwji.ro । Mr. EllioU sobmltlsd Urn following Jlreo/eed, By the Board of Bnpervb 'ore, that a sum net exceeding twenty-five Ihundred dnMaie bo expended m the erootiua of a fire-proof boilding. Motton leal by ysc • and naya aaJfoUawe: Yeas—Messrs. Sts vens, Holmes, Elli­ <ott. Hall, B4aU.aMTTtonfs. v ■’’MWNTT Moiw.•*«■ ithal yield oely e living mmW affwd tl pay such a prise 1 An industrious m<l xtewic making »lfta week alhla trndtl could afford to giro MOO to retenes hir ��WB. Td.OBKCK'B ‘B'lAOB VURTSTtB. ■ ' and ■Btoou WkML.. L,>^,lro*<te^^d nubilean for mcro Mna six nyem, sad have <U aoqSrted XvA.vMXkft«. ‘Vo^uXalAx^, . ™ H>««i Wlr Io with the eighteen rowed yellow dent Xbfcfa, b talk fewr foot >■—!*»*>y.W* J* t, north and sowte, three sad a half tete"and •Wiit kaaeuliivstod with RRoA^lMdftdtivator and eoon aa tanas bsgiw to appear, ta order V> let nyftltu and batten lb* growth, while XkbUof<£ntolcq!!rt2 - J . -i‘i J*-. -W rot.Tnr <J** '' CELEBRATED STOMACH A pots and powerful Toafo corrwUre and slteroUre ta waadcrfal eSoacy in iflii—w of lbs Btemach: Unr and Bowala r*^’,***or' **”“ Moxvg wpd oft»y ta tan up the cam a tary a Maraud; tart fik-’rfrt.aurfaas needed stirring without taaiitog l»r the weeds to grow. This horn,Wilk ripr, cut up, and hauled off a*arv earlv in roam War • than arultiva. ter tetoled- the Mils and prepared tbs gpgjftto receive Gtootby seed, white weaiiMaedtarteiy sown: the next summer be'Mrt a “jped erop of timothy hay, and itakMMBQ after be cut a menstrow crop ofdheUatMi Tro Crops bf h»y might ^»ve, bjte made the iacond season but ha IniMAi* hie tames and bovins to pea. tute tee second crop, planting the field sga^^tJh corn Iks next seaauo, getting IhaaecDssd heevy «t>p »f corn. ■TJhrftrfd fete 'Wen planted to corn pvocy year atoas, reoaiviog every whiter ef deOaro ante year in advertising theh ssasita aad ptabti&ag tike COME AND BUI MORE *Wux«b«vous Cvrt\5\wxX«< —•- - KKX him froca xVi* CouxvXv^. ceciA Vv\\* ’BVocA it that they strike at foe root of Diaease. by eradicating every particle of impurity Jelitiral §inrtorj. Atv X\vl 'BXoo^, for ths life and Health of the body depends 11 A> U<«3 k po«™j <11. WHisi Xi a miserable egWooo Those csodtcinM GOODS! R.J. GRANT! fcrert Ytsll manure to the acre. The pUdUMTsrtoshaUM one hmt- •b MwbelaaiM atxnwhoni, Impara water other external eauass, Honimi s Drritaa be relied on aa a safesaard. d: Ibto as a rtmedy Sad <bo«M»da wbe roam I under spproUoston af an attack, saesuw seoergv; and tUnaands wU oeelacl to ansi! U BatMsedlrt protective qnallUfa to. adtimee cured by a vary brief eataroe af thia aaaree Ktt/ Vut^uoAxA Hkto OMasMee, Ball J?Aeum, tfWeafU, Ctd fosrwe, ^Aeumattsm, Biok Hndaakt, drod anffflfty to.shfy bushule of ears to the sere, three bushels of earn making t« o.ihiwblle of ebeUed coru; the ears weW’Wge.Thimy oflhctn maasuriognine iMbahJoag, and filled tq the tip sad, the •kfo wsjm#, Wd tie teller only a Aern/qf a hstf to five eighths inches in [^’wm££?flk’rt H MT LIKE GE TRADE C. Aikta, W. T. Dssbsr. , Come and See! I which bail existed fourteen years. AMOZmefMonwMfe^feigtaytssw Casos Inwwsrshis of Dyspepsia and Liras OotaplaurtooaU be asoatfowedia white tbs PariUaadFWa iwjfod........—------------ — tend it than flint corn, and the cereal yi^ld Jua. fro Ad to be the one third inure edseu planted side by side. Some of our astute I’Sciio farmers are now growing thia varicly of corn with such succenejhat they will never go back to flint cofouMr. Wright cuts up his oOrn v«rwOjjp#MC h!s fodder perfect, puts it inlarM aMdB, ijfcfre -the stalk* oQre weHMKmW to han! in, buft and maw awfy tnlBterTsll. Some are husked in the fidiebd kept Anatookl until needed tq qitjjpwilh the stalk outtee in March and April; these large ligneous stalks are art fine and treated with Indian meal fisr hia 150 equines and bovine. He (rows much timothy sad but little clover, for th* reason that his land le eo highly ma­ nured that the clover lodges. He bos lately leased a badly worn field, on which ta grow stover hay by the aid of hia sur­ plus manure; far, although clover draws end oiUra. I am prrphrodto more of its nourishment from the atmoeWHOLESALE TO OOUMTBY MKBCHAMTB, ybdre than the corn! greases, it fella to gro w on aa exhausted eoil. 8. WruiiMt L0WI8T CASH MARKET TALVX Seneca Falla, November, 1861 IMlarnl/i. 'Wov\fc \kkft cl CXvclywv. j TYvc "B\oo& VAV» are the moot aqtive and thorough pilia that They act so diroetly upon foe IAver, exert­ ing that organ to nte an extent ea that tbs syaletn docs not rslapea into its fanner eoa dition, white is too apt to bs the case with simply a purgative pOL They are really a liYooCi olw^l Iamy VAX, wjaTSWIJUt eadftaritos. nw .!«»*<» I wtaeb, ia ooqjuetioa with ths '&Xoo4 TwMw, lEKDUESID IPIBMBS, wm case aU the afsr.wiati.sod diseases. aad, of teenwsivss, will rslfovs aad sere ' HtadAsht, Ossh'vsnsss, ' Otlia Patna, Cholra Jdarbut, Indtijftation, (Pain in tht ^oivtlt, fPiaxinnt, eta. Try tbeoa mediciaes, and you will never girea Belies of .ny loteulioa Io withdraw tbts popular Isas from sale al Par. ■adfimul tea days notice is gire, the uaderaignsd, u “(teaeral ■■tocripliea A<eat,”«Ul coniine is supply tbs pnblie. Tbs wbeic amouat tt tbs Loan sathsriss^ is Firs Hnadrod Millions of Dollar.. .VMriy|A«r WAMWT. ■ • | >. aaterat a wsnss. iitrv CATHARTIC PILLS BWTO ft S2EIOX9, txtawwtaeamr »'* and they will say they are GROCERIES tVaurxoa Boer aa a Mann*.—In re­ sponse to an mqairy relative to the worth of aoot m a manure, the VTortiny Famtr replies: Ite.chief component is carbon, and in sc divided a form aa M 1 ------ -------------1 toa avlulioD ia water. _ ______________ ed on Ibe aide of a chimney thousands of QooA MoAaovuio, sad you should Uy then before going for a P6^‘rk»phU< or Ahaanae of my fond agent, and read the certificates, and if you hare erer doobtod you win v.o wvorc. d?1'r^ “»“•••« k»”n that ihsttomury KSSJE.'^ i^u'SSL^f taiaty tut be w III not Ud H nro^Lry for Ums to S0B», to aesk a market for ear Mbsr loac > foe salads s.*a,r. ANTnoar. n^wn«M. bmmm. •01 AND A •prormHtod COCTHELt.O'RS AT: A^ftsIMtarain Bhisnry. 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DRUG STORE!! ..rhtr-tU MW ; cy.s I hair Milter nur jtaUow, nor. rod, 1 L nafoota Thorne ■ithuter before te mewntlme eome of Thorne,s relations bad died and left him afortuns, a ; “ better worth winning. Alisa i n all k iada uf dr r. anoda.l roc •' .lOkUV.tv.i t»7poA*m«. There was small hope for him, however, seduce who lured him at e brother, for the sbsro of blame that was tn me." Thought* swam through hia brain daliriooaly. Ska, hie lotaTbvnd him-»waa 7oald wlsh to wdd. All Hspafafare auffaring for hira-ted lorad Mm all the brightened gtortotety. *VMa «w the while. He looked at ber, more beautiful boar fat which he had leegedand waited, than ever in her.Borrow, ber ttotemras. "•«±4RTti> >"■ After al| wastet<lbo,. tndr:k>re the true bcHere »h*t I bare to say when you know they tretty I ait word*.”* Thia, with the addrow of AHm Devon onlheooiwJ: ■ I Then be waited. .............■. Fire days waa the least possible Cinto in which, allowing for nd delays, ate could terne t» Mm. He thought We. । stroag will would keep Um alkra so r-™__jamJi i and leave Aliev, and we shall are wbat foAiW Mdr^meeg. Am tteim , we stell eew wten oiy Lady MagnlAeeul eiun to the knowledge ted lamped ter romes. Fbe iny part, I never did be­ in tte foNor; but tte oertafoty of araeb lieve first love a dktase qblte n> tesy to inghlmted been her sole motive. Ito get over as mnmps and measles Tm do ter jnstiee ete did not know of hie en­ told Thorne had liter d. '.TiQto stories gagement. She learned ttat for the first in real life a great deal befler than Out of time In ber two hours with Miss French books—ttey’r* twice as spicy.;. I prom befors les. It dismayed bar, not a fitfls. It was an obstacls that ste had not fusejy >’oB MWCUAXICAI. AND MPfaWtlfl ire rare fuu in watching tte rumaBcc." I, aft ~o»M.rj KrireU, will Qalet Msry Everett sighed, a little ares, end alia did not (tel entire faith ryMtents all fclMs ot Family Groceries. 1 PUMI^tei^WLI in Alice dinging to her ami. sadly, but did not answer. She loved now in tte sucesrn which seemed an car- . L7 Hloae and Wooden ware. Mid ■ s«ncr*J ar — • . bud ittn / • <- : .. _ beard a few words-.« could not A lire L>ev«m, though ibelr friendship had tnin before. __ . -r ■» a I... I.tar. Whew ttey were IntroduMd ete look- Ihelp It," Min EvpreUsaid, with eyes of b6»u of weeks only, and the prospect of oinring •‘fun” wns’lar from exhllsratitjg. ed al Alice anxiously. She gas not i Jptttten A bee came ln_so faffently blind to the youth *nd freshness against >» tel little Jove’e pal.. fare. prifb tfo happy. Hcr-bruan hair teased' alxml which she must cnntateL Ste ackuowl- -•* ■ bar primrose cbeoka, ter reft tauoconl edged to terself that tteglrHah face, with Iheart orate settling over It, almost Tike (ba aMow itPkth. ‘l' He* **- knew v- ” now brown ayes sparkling with plresurt, and the tench uf Wm fotwera (tte treasure 1 a fowiswre wild flowers in tte hand.— trove) in the soft hair, had a sweet charm where his lieart ras-rew wbte brief THAI COFFEE. FUOAJ1. SPICES. l-KITt.’U, '1'hortW was behind hor.Qooklhg on M of ber own. She almost despaired—not __ JiZ.A’ aim _j leod him. ‘ He. would I BUXttt. FKJfi. RAliIKB.CUDF«D; ■bare given half tte universe to be able she exhibited ter treasures, with a smile quite. in foci. ererrlhint fa th, Usrevry tea. sack' ** and an eye glunec which revcalrd more For some daya she held bereclf rather to go to Alice's aide and tell ter tte truth. will be needed for fomVro»c. X than He »:ae aware of love- and pride. aloof from Howard Tternc and hi* little But be dared not approach ter. For the Alao a ureak<atU*J <d t*»« •See.' eried ibe reft clear tones, ‘you’ve betrothed. When anything brought ber first time tn hia lifii ho felt like a coward. C‘U'&2EUrr IMUMFSBUUBU Imxu bunting in - vein for these Huie in contact with them, ate was playfsl He stood and watvbcd ter, silently, as she moved *w«v—hie darling, whom be beauties all summer, and we’ve found t«< c««tt»r Eitnch, Tten he item 1 Ido y<>u sradl the aea-brvath in though kind always. There was ■> •!had teen mad enoogh to foe*. roe nix wkcial axxsnv or tux xroisa. iheml We got them among tte rocks, mate variety la ter moods that turned with a look m his eyes that made 1 Georgiana Ash tremble. W. slu> keep os hate a gaod aasrrtmrnt oT 1 where they look forever out toward the Thorne grew Interested tefure ho knew 1 %m free now; and, asyoe said, of savsw, and ntriifghridedte'watre comes it In WaWng them. lie began to realSTA.TIOXsrES.3r, up amohg tte raolft Flow bloc they tae,'n<9w ha observed her mure doooly, wfaat use Is freedom F Neither spoke again until bin nool good areJust tike a bitofinnnmtr; ekv. I'm l»bw royally beautiful she was. Sb* hid MBCH. PKNcn-1. Hitt. FaTEF. Etgiilng fur them often', and since they are been far leas so in the old daya when te l by< wtente bad gone up the path with VEI-Orat, CAftBS. Ar.. *e. . mine by righl.wf direovrry. I'll call them had thought the whole univorae bounded iher to the bousu door. Upon ear revives may be tend ah of the treasure irew, for I don't like lh‘>*e pul­ hy ter smite Her maimer bad obottgid Then he lushed teck< into the thick most rorutek among tte rocks, serosa to, I) Bj Itaibfo tadany hantee. . Um». $te ted been imperious then—ate forubbery. । , fete was a pretty ptdiire in bur deii- waa so still at times, but oftewer there the sex He was almost wild enough to cata morning dress, with ter young, in­ warn tender, .telf pathetic abfoteeo in bury all wrong, sorrow, shame, in tteee, ' at, srlth lts_ words and rays which made hhn think treacherous waters. He knew bia late, mwrwtglri'....’ . ___'-— ■bunch of wild roaes and meadow grass she had grown redder with th* red years. was sealed. There would be no hope for . j- W- RUSSJELI.. swinging’from tier apn, ntid ibe blue Had ter life mlaapd him 1 There was a him. Alice was not unforgiving; but Ptato£J«AJ^•odSurRion. OBct in RuMriP* subtle flattery In tte thought against she was true, and claimed truth—a wo­. : flowr^t in bar hand, _ man, and would accept no divided teart. She and TTuinw were bnppy enough, which hia vsnity was no proo£ JOHN BMEBTH, Hp was not walrus towards bio little I Esplaig as be would, bo knew ate would bulb id" them, to have ipnyed apy loader OMTSICl.Wi •aaaerjew. nw.lliajao Uwl bvart to kt tliBin dream on. But Aggie love in all there specuiMione, at least not never Relieve him or understand him.— [ —„--------- 8hc 1 Myer could know bow it <M>e; and Freneb's hrart yas not tender. Not that im«Mi»aiocsJy, tert they use dungeedes. (KEHEAIP, rm iDik&tl be auffori tif he oflurod MplapftioD ate wquld te­ *”« »DK. H- J- HAMBT. die was very gruel' uinly thoughtless, Very fatngUriMre wbfti.teadbrri!» ed i*W< MtUBgid1y'*M aKtee on tte lle re that 'only' honor, only sorrow for fphd uf ibn, iukl ’u- Iktlu ccrelbss what or n«ddy P«y, only. w uuld ^p*e iber.teM Mm; ted tteao toad momentsi w ounds her sriMiidflgcnce might infliuL piano! tnfvitmdte • .1 r-rSoecial altenlion will be Mid to COMPOUND She looked1 aioltedly into Tteme’s ej ci, tte result of bis meeting again wit^Misa cntfld never teiatonodfar. AibVUhadnMeruMaiJ^ . Jusmbeahe turned. He waa -utted' afcdmM : 3v r r Just then «h* aaree upite walk te ter jHjn Xte very । Book p where ttey bad ‘‘I Lad a let!cr imp ^n old friend qf jours this umrntag—Afore. Goorgiatui. lovelKwl mood. Tenderness.tad peratm SSKtetAiS: Ash. She is eoiuiog hereto day or to­- to whom nature baa given tte seal of sc rBOBEktRAbTRI^ER. morrow. Stefoteante know ate willI urewnte moves n* far more la tteee Ho guttered a btnfA, ited laid them tare, lUrrirM April,J**Al .. , . ■ meet you. What a pleasant surprise iti gretlw peter no to whom it warns indkge tally m a pocket-book, white teworried newt. ¥te footed mb, tw. tidy Mag: wmUr* ; Jt utefbTfbntee foMF^HlBe Hrrte «ia 7^45 tesy jnst then witlrMrry Kvrrrtt, who again With tte gleam efa hew rtea4.^_ mi uwi8» with hia (ace towarl ped in thought, and be board wo footfall, a low rooiemtered J groceries PATENT MEDICHTES for wo greeting, mo intpuriee; bat optee u peermoat thought firat—. . .• - u.. -Altee, I <M >»» you-mly you. That ecepp white you could not under* atand, waa a momentary medneaa. 3te touched me with ber winery—hints of the lung bowaleeu fore, she bad charioted for AmUAwmm***! 1 ■*** OMFte “O tee wfto.Ml,. ll.Ujtmu.djlMiw, that Any heart never wavered. It waa yodiii ien, ai Itia tew-te ft »HI be when! H,teiievw you,”•*'*> lhp._ low.: sweat, tones. - I Up. to. bel ie re it »teo I beard of her marriage, aix months after. Iknewtec had bean diaappoinled, and I had bean wrong and baity?' Hfo, nut brreact jrraa had reaeon enough. Yoa-should up\ bteua yparself. il Mver blamed you. foul are you free! X« thia my A fit* at my1 rider “Tour'Alire; yotfra, and nuoe otters.” ♦Otea.l stall die euntotrt." • Ttecughnll the hour* of that long . night, she Ml beside him. holding bia hand in here, charming away hie pain by tarbolreand-hertouft. When tte dawn crept softly up ibe slope, and kindled Tte -1 eastern shy to florae, Ke w*« tewpiog A caliH restful sloop, for the first Aim*. ImU toom days aura teWM wounded; and . the Surgeon coming in and standing watchfully beaide Mm forewNIo. SdW.ae »4f WOOLEN FACTO WANT 25.000 martafitcture Into W«fe»0S- • lewtungtaplilM. Sb*-*|s spared.from readi<-.thM«W »btch re<«4ed ap much , toAfgb.Jreueb—tte astel ea -qui rec te Thorne’s mmstasted !ip, tte bronnd feces few stedee pries. Ite rate that trivd to b* cardete Sftd failed. I.ittk Afire only heard the coo! answer: kAh, I haven't seen her for five year*. Sheared, to ba * sty teh, ben daotuo girt Head. ooo,—l Ja wk i woutar tf ate> fated." .->> -■ fid," . . _ , . ■ * . Tte grate amter eyre taring oa Mm Ste thought to herself that fur aid k friends, ter lover seemed to trit* very a loot «f Mate repeoieh. After a mo­ ment she said, with a trifle of, tte old ; .. h ‘ “I do net like to have my moods so-. When ttef cams In togdtUr again from their afternoon walk. Thorn and Al- tired. Iiia nuigenaroua Jn y<>«, with doc, edtaa truaka' were .ip the hall, w'gh all yon Wgte iu bfr, to footroot from tte <3. A. paiplad w btaek leitcre upon their anfeabdtatnf yourbappiweaa and watch tew | tear kmelMMmad teMa<bteN ' . cvre»n. *All f hum tefofo F ’ '' “Tte near guest, I saspect,'’ Atea said •’ 4foMy«t'4lNMte«r teo -uetTwriAeui' to rvmf. He bltbi. lips mid wits sflynC • W ten A gale Trench teirdtilni gbing. ’ by ter d<K|r, after be had left Alice, ate . ftil Her bead sot with.s ntaliciuua _whi», “She’s come—been with jne a couple of hours. Now ehs’sln’her-own room, , g| Mteidfol ' •■*-* ■’ -* It SMS jtteh st snte«m«fe Ml the party tetotewtenttoted.MidwlMirn dOf 1 es more, were gathered In tte - Joig' old-, fashioned parlor ready to go Into sujiper.’ VULCANITE RUBBER "I are* fold teoh Awsn gi vtog my-- Hfe to av“‘ i He found a nteo ta hie table wlte be" went home, and in It lheae worda* only : 1 “Ite mercifol enough not tn write to > me or ate to eoe ma. It would be of no 1 >ee. , • i Wtal I k«H. »U I u., »n n.„r ! be expiabed out of memory. ! forgive i you. 1 do not think you Tneealto be false. When yen arid mo you loved me, I beliooe ymd thought eo. * ahsll go j away to night aadiaauey— to the love 1 yea have found again.“ i ’S’SKs'K-s: He obeyed ber—be madeate no wtecM Meleaa J< ettemptekeaple'.ito'. ratea«r -ted fiteteW’ foMddheteoUUhndb aM :new wane, > ft RMtr.teaiM CM. Tburoo glad WeU;li hm ocw, a») berate SM etetfWp<' ’ IandMaoaee vXj ehAJw. •■TetetertWrter*••ThoSboob"lh« will ten wadd^od the bode, gjlf w»* t mlh at tiute Bp alone. F Wtet oubtle re powwhtesow. No davkp often >M rtevafo^eUtidto rtadretresteto tte look of white pain te bad BMW te &*•> y« i I I ' Maar.'Vtea < �NEWS I! I Madge, Willard Daria. J foeaton. P. 8. Spariding.] ■te of Barry and Eaton ete t Mfoblgsn. and e it teem 1 ire cad do hereby aoHMteft WeixUaj ■•»!*(, Jm. ly papsr, I will try to direct you a'-fow lines. I am a. well a* common, but nut as I was when I left my home in Irving. You wHI etek bjr lHa that my lot has been cast— not .mung thisrc*, but In the Invalid Corea. Although I opposed __ ____ _ ___________________ sdftL JMfiii fiffnailMKAt ..ranos. In the ergMhattew off Steak “ tbouaaads that are fit for this rempaaiea the object ef the corporators1 plaae.that would never boakfo to go to tote make as*My by the burins** of ia- lb* Great sad are able to do ga«rd duty suranoo; and tba faeured te always ex- harte red relieve urea that never have i* a copy of Usu Charter propc petfoffte pay « sum suffidant to cover braved death, nor the storm, of I row hall. th* Jiihflity te fororo, wlaxte* of officers, Our boalowM la to guard all public ft*., tearing ef sour**, a large margin for property, patrull the atrwete and guard proffta. It tea fort, that no teodt com- , fOtf h doaraaff rriteUa, unlera they Well, let U* drop thi* subject a lot* ebarge so high that they are able to add in to the affaire of Christmas. 11 >o***r *• *4* “r**! •*"!■ r-*' te that oor ft tends feasted m tho and fot oftbd land, but wo Invalid, did yaary and also. .make large dividend, not bnt while yen wfia spending that among the .toekholdcrs. nreraoraHa holiday, wo also fared well ’filter da*, nf Companies ar. those for soldiers. Wo raised a fubd and known as Mutual Protection, in which bought fresh pork steak for dinner, for supper wr had • 6ne «'y»t.r supper, and the inaarod ware supposed to bo the comin all we h.d a merry ChrisVwa*. Borne pany.'ind dsly expected to pay for actual .of the old lams fellow, got rather grog­ losses aiid expenses. Tho great failure ,gy in th. evening, and of course,* there of. these companies heretofore bas been was some skirmishing on the picket line.. in the complicated maohiu.ry of their or Althamgh th. line was smnewlial bruised/ it never yielded, but held out till morntfig gankstiens, the extended area of ttnir when all again was quiet. All tbc noise operations, the greed and faftblewness of was made by tb« gunboat, that lay In <*®qare, who could not bo reached by the river,—ths Russian fleet mad. their diffused and scattered in.mb.ra of th. share, and all was qui.t bar. in tho avfining. For a large dty as this ought to company, and the giving of Premium be, there was compariatvely nothing Note, to be hawked abodt the country ।going on mor. than ureal. The *retlnel to bo pnesaed at the will of the offirars, ' paced his weary rounds as over, and tho as they may desire funds, without regard ।oboerv.r could see nor bear nothing but to-the-loose, of Ibe company. There- the tread of army horses, .nd the mourn­ ful ruipble of. supply wagons. ' The «irH has been, that the amount of tho ; “curious’’ might ask or say, bow many notes having been consumed by th. sal- ,army wagon, are there In - Washington T arire. and neceraary and unnecessary ex- Allow me toguere. Here where w.ere, peuasa of irresponsible officer*, thia class ।are rerae nine hundred four-horse wagoqa, besldra, there' are other govern tn* at uf companies have aaivaraaUy foiled. ' parks near here. Thera must be two In another part of this paper will bo ,thousand wagons .nd ambulances around found .the Charter and By-Laws of the ।this city if hot more. Barry and Eston County Mutual Fire P.qhap* 1 shall weary your patte.ee wilt clou by adding that there is Insurance Company. This company has .nd 1 boon organized under an art of the Log- -plenty of mud, .nd it rains naoat all the time. We have bad no snow here yet, islatufo, designed to obviate all the .boat* ,uot enough to whiten the ground. ngon which previous companies have . With respect I remain your sincere friend and obedient servant. Aadot J. W.icsg. The bnsinew of the company is eonfined to two ceuntira, wbore the member, can convene and correct -apj abuses which nay exist, and are arid know that Paovorr Maun al's Orrisa, I 4tii Duraict Micnto.a, > OsasDRaruM, Jan. 16,1864. ) tbe business is properly conducted.— Enrroa Blasts, Hasting. Mich.— Sir: There are no salaried officers, and no I tend you the following statement of the premium notes to be assessed to pay sal­ number required in the several towns of aries and expenses. The small sum of Barry county to complete their quotes i uno dollar and fifty cento, and ten cento on Thnrueppls, 4 each hundred dollars insured, pays all Yankee Spring* 5 expeaaea, unlew an actual loss by fire Orangeril). 7 • oectirs, when, the amount of lore is asses­ Prairtevill* 8 Barry 0 sed upon the msQtbera of tbs company, Hope T> in proportion to lbs amount for which Irving 1 Jb''" ** they are respectively insured. Thus it Baltimore 1 will be seen, that It is indeed a tnctual company, lit, which each nan Insured Maple drove 7 only helps to pay tba loaa of some un­ Castleton I fortunate neighbor. Woodland 6 It may well be oslrefated that such Tho above number ia required In ad­ losses will fall lightly upon tho com­ dition to those already enlisted as ap­ pany. It ia well known that, with ths pears from the record* of my office, if low rates of insurance, as o*mpared with any have boon mustered in at any other dty -and village property, Farm prop­ recruiting station and credited to any of erty huuraaes affords stock compute* these towns, they do not appear on my tbeir inoat profitable bumaaaa.' It thus records, but will probably be ratarned becomoo apparent, that while all alaaaea to mo before the draft. . v.* of bouae-holder* ar* liabte to Jaa*** by The number still to bo raised m the fire,'*- forwrara' mnsoal ootnpuy, propseveral town* la so small that It is earn•rly conducted, and well patronised, af­ ertly hoped that every exertion wlU be fords, at once, th* bsImI, aurwt and made to fill them up and avoid the draft. Congress ha* passed a law ccatinning Fill rr rua Qlut*.—In this paper will be found a statement of the number the largo bounties for .limited lima, and the matter of filling Ibe quota* can ba aaaily aceompliahed. meet rtould abo to It that they are prop-1 wbetbqr the fiugdlfaetettene credited to othtei > • cracuLaa so. 8; A. A. Piov. Man. Gn's Qencx, 1 Detroit, Jaa. 8,1M4. [ . Pjrovoax Marebal'o are bsreby notified that they will recognize all man of rogimenu re-eaii»ted a* veterans, oa rtcrwtting ^ruta of the Provost Marshal -Get*-' eraL's Departmeat, and aatitiad to tba premiums for procuring rocruilsu . ■ , B. H. Dux, , LteoL CeL 5th U. 1. Art y A. A. P. , line ofloa*. and if no, what amouufTwbat in­ terest be bad iu the property Insured, and, if required sabwlt tow M examination by the Prtriifcm, touching the Application. 1’utey. and low; awi|fift«nftea^f'W>A swtnrIng with fraudulent intent, the claimant shall forfeit all daims by virt re of Iris or her Policy few spchlesa. ,t: v >- m I - . 18. Tbc mm* received by the Secretary from lb. Uoreri. ft psMfafe oftfe CMMer. Satin 21—Aty member nay enlarge or diminish the schedule of tbeir Insurance by co- berem given, ' , , l; . tifying the Secretary ate paying » te of fifty oFricSs7 cento. Satin 21—Each Director shall te «*UWJUAARD DAVIS, 1’rrstocnt. tlcd to a foe of one dollar oad fifty cent* per GEO. r. BEAMER, Vice Pro® day for at teodiag each meeting to ariosi and W. A. NI MOCKS. Becretary. audit claims for low or damage by fire. Stdin 23—Tte imaraneeofaey member L0R>W shall cease enon the sale of bi. ber or tbeir property insured, bet be, *te or (bey shall ktetdro for aU *w* raw into, until his. J. C. nAN&L D. W. SMITH, ber or ttasrnoteyshall te Icanlly withdrawn L LAPHAM, W. p. BRISTOL Lucien follky, fiOBT. NIXON, Sectica 14 —All claim, for Ira* or dan age R. M. WHEATON, by lire will bo paid within aixty daya after toe BENJ. PALMER, O.CHAPPKL. auditing of »rik riaima Stdin 25—Tbc President shall attend to "KSV ested, and in like manner to defced.gainst *11 such suite ar actions. Stdin 24—Fire officers at a meeting ahall constitute aqa ram to transact bosincss except at meeting* to adjart claim* for tom­ es by fin when three of mid officers ahall be sufficient: bat when the loro I* <500 or lew the President shall appoint an oflkcr or mem­ ber of the company to •-‘just such drims Stdin 27—In rase of a deficit or deficits ariaiag from tho noo-colicctinn of nay aacre meut or * IK1 irone lit* made for any purpose herein nontiuned provide*! for the naw stag and collecting i f same to p^y losses or dam. •S® by fire, soother aaadsmual can be made Rxuatoc*.—Rev. M. Bradl land, .Kalamazoo Cteaty, will I the Praaby tarfan Church, nex| WMhingioa, Jan. 15.—The cvmarription net. a* it passed tteuBrawte, pn.tidse that a drafted a—•—'------- --- .»---------------•mptsd until e4 trial te drafted,----- -- ------------- —___ Bolhclnenra are erja*.nd«od,(bad.tU * exemption of lb* naly ».f a wid.iw, ' and of the fother of muthcrlas* children, ote., are stridtra «nc.r iTbw MM I* awn ■ocepteUe to the IlotHo. Military | Gea. »»Upr>, Opo^fama. „ New Yerk.JamM—On w 4G«n. Butler amt ImpixtMt d^rmmt* to City Point by a J trote^teM OO tho -ubyec* Of (be exchange te prieta*-. era. Meantime ire hr* ordered the'mbei priwmera to be Irr-mght within the Iran* ■2; Satin B—Tte etectfoe of ofteoa shall occur,at tte tima and place al ate annual as the first Board o( Directors may determine. Stdin 10. Th* fiscal yror titall commenre oa th* day after tte font anneal wmL fag and aioBMM the daraf the aaxt w>m*J ’’SXW&i * orators nbo.ll eonstiluto the Boar J 0«s,pr elect fordtoa but tte eflfaon *bo are a*tdhfflo,r~'“ --------torsi, etertodtette—--------- - ~ flretetoction af aftwre(tai fa fa*15<hd*y rfEabrawyLM*. a-te. 11-ft ei'iterei Tua Rxiutoan,—We intern! antmooced lart.weeh that the cl te'lte Hastingsand Brill* Cred (rnd determined to petition th*I lure. Biking that body to p*w tboriafag tte *ev*ral townahip* tolhUte their bond* in aid of i Bute a method te teikiiag th* i be Tte. most equitable yet prof ■waridfeve every township « An adjourned Annual Mcetil Barry County Agrieulttral 8<-l beUXU* Court Haute ia 11J abolitfou of slavery within tbrir own border*. Our Ballimar* oorrt^pun font, in a letter published in Mother column, dsfinre ibe atnuag wtti-kujy -foa'imre t of lit* people and tbs legislator* of Mary land, and c«nfid*aUy predict* the speedy and total abolition of slavery. Tint thi* rd nnd bnrned bur. A fouttfo creW'ffate is no follaciuu* hope is proved by th* re; th. Arise wirMawjwd,^ lraxin< Ur, cept electiim of fop{taMeipaii>ini*to ■ |<> and Actmg .Maiirr„rciMUri«>W. xjf.AU. Muatewnarr. ■ rUrg,,/ . laMiroh,.ptefc J cd up five >4 Item. W«Wu rotwSwtat the stata I* antillad: by tb* companion of tb* naw Stat* legislature, which hat just eiectad *x-Gov*roi* Hick* t» the United States ewMtorsbip on the plrdg* of bis fidelity tn th* emancipation tuoviActing Master Psndiel m*at;aod by tb* exprewiou of tb* pop­ M. Ualikaad I? of ular will at public raertiags and tbrnogh Montgomery; Capta. tbc column* ufiafliMnlialjournal*. Mary­ land, th* first ef the border Slate, to echo to the wmnds of-way* fot^a* the firal of ber claw to welcome the dawning light of Freedom. ■ '• • 7 A fow days ago It was announced that a delegation from Arkansas was un it* Stdin 39—Tho bosks of all hereof this.comproy ah*Q bs opened for the Inopec11 ou of all members daring* all_ butnew hours. Stdin 30—The Preaidrat. Vicj Prtedeoi, Treasurer and Secretary, dull be memben of tte Board of Directors ar sjkfe. Tte Secretary shall bo Secretary ate ate Pietecrt Cbairaum of tte Board ofDirect- under the trrms of the Tresideut’s smwroty pnwfamation. OwTobroatir*'la* tlmony of the strength of the VoUm *enMvraqnite." ' , \ ' rx-sSWk’atmxj; Stdin ft—TV sued medfag ftall be bald on tte aseoad Tmnday of April ef eoch ytar, to eoBweoteai I o’clock P. M, oe that dey.and way be adjourned from day to tte bei.or.ate _.««(. “I hazard nothing In saying that in foar .. t A • of men u tirewary for each township yet Now let the citizens of every town go to raise togst dear of the draft. Let to wo A enrnratly and energetically 1 to', every effort be pet fi>rth to save a rraert enlist the men and avoid conscription. to drafting. Men are going forward Let th. watch-word be» no dra/f us Ber­ rapidly but owing to a mischievous order ry CbMirfy. , z. ■ . ■ froqn ,t|U Proroat MarJjal.tUy are being Nokmmn Bauw,.’/ credited to other parte of the State. This CapL and Provoet Marshal. ienterigU. Although (ha gwota of h town1 m.yU fall7 Aon, another draft may PaovoeT Mxaaa**.’. Otttc., 1 4ra Dtrrartrr Mivuioxw, k '' and frill post probably bo ordered • and' Gnxwa R.rro., Jaa. IS, 1844. ) every town should see to it that eonupt The following circular ia published for , them te their jM erudite. And raDetod the laformatioa of all concerned ; eriy_ credited, eincn it ia quaationable Kwgnation of oScem, preside at ell meeting > of the company when present, **d perform other drtie* as may seem connected with Iti* offlo* and required by thi* Charter or the Dpaplcf Director*. Sacnoft A—T> T lea President shall ad attteexderica oftbe PrwMeot whenever tte President shall be *b*ect, usable or newlect for any cate* whatever to perfors* tte duti a required of him • Sacixos 5.—Too Set tary ofarid annual or ----------- r pm tent, and keep a recordof tte .me, but In fa* atecuce th* Itefraty Secretary shall ti eel n» Secretary. Th* Secretary shall keep all n.'ceanry books and sceoaut* and file and preserve hl! paper docomcni* nnd inifrumcntx of the compenv required to bo kept in hfal of­ fice. II* shall receive appiicatioa* for rad when an allowaacu to that effect m eodorwd thereon which may be doo* on a blank by the Prasuitoktaue potkfa* for tte laaaratwe of th* property mentiooad in this Charter. He may with (he approval of tte Presidart can­ cel all and any policies at any time for the non-fulfillmeut of tte requirements of the mem­ bers of this company on the part of the bold O' nt holders thereof Re shall drew alt or­ ders on tte Trseamur to te eMStoniptsd by the President, for money. Tte Secretary may appoint agent* to receive application* for sod teapoUrimaa aknaM teWag reaponaible for their conduct. .Ha shall make a report annually to the Board of Directors. The Sec­ retary earn authorise tbc iHqxrty Secretary to iieiforin hl* duties. Beelro* 4.—The Treasurer / al! attend to tte collection of all sawwment*,and appoirt ascumms or asnsaaxxn in suitable places throughout said coooties to rcceiv* tte raseramsuti of the diflerent member* of this usodatloo, teing responsible for all monies collectod by them; and be may at any time require security or renewal of w rarity of them if tteqgfit neeesmry. He 4*« rive bomb with seftcfeM sureties not exceeding tbs sum of id AM to te spnrovsd by tte Directors. Hs stell anmlfo give a fulHreport io writing oftbe mooic* di«bn-wd the yw post, al the atonal mating oftbe Board of Directors, bating for what pur­ pose or object.the tr-ooiw disbursed have been paid out. Tte President shall be «r•Scio Treasurer and shall give bonds to th* Board of Directors. . Stdin 7—Tte Board of Directors of ihhi company ahall bar* power to make and naw such By-Laws** to them seem naeeasary for th* aafoty sad gorernmact of thi* cofop*sy, (abject ooly to thia Char tor aad tba conatitutiou and laws of said Htatc. Ttey ahall determine the Jorallon of tte principal office or office* of thi* company ; ri*o tolnnnlM Intn alt - ■ • - - — ariring upon contreda, exprraaod or Impbrt. ttaontta -if.—The coaqpanywm pay threeforth* of the aetral voire efthebeMog and contents thereof conremcd. or the damage dore thereto.at the (law of the burning, proVtduf they are insured up to that amount: but If the IsswatKe is equal to or -greater than tb« actual auh value of the iascred prop­ erty, th. Insured will not be entitled to more than tbroe-fourths of the actual loss Bat in I’.t..1. irf.-m.Uo. Stat*, that ChariuHrat iu ba(wggradually destenyod by the fire of owe haUcetem-t-t On the 96th. of December, taro bbaha buildings re L>«g rtroet, h 4»the route of fb* ieteBuurtir Kutter^warw t> tWfWi. day efJanuary 1884. I The meeting wa* called to I Gilbert Striker, PrasiJaat. I The record* of the society fol year Ware rend and approved. I Tte iuUowfaguffieere were nJ for.ibe eeauing ycar^to wl»: I rv»: Gilskxt Brntssa. Ph J. 11. Navin. Beeret )L N. Snsuare, Tiro Dtucn*u—N. Ba»l<»w, D. a.«, D. Striker, & J. BiMtorl Boro. Vrcz Puiintm-D. G. I Rtebard J>wes Wm. P- Briato Hewitt. Hiram Lewis, dame rill b« » don*tic* Friday evening Janaary 96th, I Kwory> Hotel in MiddleviD l andhrflw.Jd. B. Carpenter a.'tte UuiversaR** Society. Aawyatae and frail mapper tfon* with the MWkwal guveramwit uodsr a evnstitullon excluding forever negro slavery from ber soil, as having been ths source of «|| faer selforings and calami­ ties, and aa opr*’—-------- -----------* wealth, power tarred ta« lo prwhi.«. notice by publication for tow rseweativS another season waeke in at least ore aewsusaei pablhbod fa of your noble' tbeGonntkaaforaUMLaodln mfo naticwoaU »u. rfkBiu a meatinu of said company to be hold fa soon ders." proper place in ore bt raid Conn lies, statimi General Gantt’* wo**-" Ibe day nd boar afraid Boating. causes and reaultswf-tbe ybbellipn In Jr&«<.. n-n- Ck«er h rtmd or amended at any meeting ol the members, kaoMa wUl be rememba^ m omofUw by a two-third* tote of the members present, moot effective domiaeiatiou of rebel ly rTh* St. Paul ( filing such awandMute er aftmtiom In the s»ny ever. Mterod; and the latent new. office of the Secretary of State and obtaining •***’ *• •»*•••• << publ-bw the follow! the approval of tho Attorney GeoemL the loyal fooling waa milbec auggwated from P»tnbla4 sbewh la fastiwoav thereof wo have haamto tas nor mfolaken,—gtt. ^gtL carried frwsi'Uw* , car hands thi* 1 rill* day cf September 1844. UJ should have written Io yea four 4 O. K. BEAMER, A C. XLL8, Brta^asii ©peaShaMaOree. ago. but the the ateHtMftitfQtebvar L. MUDGE. W. DAVIS, AJ!* * band of rebel tri p on account uf, (be lameosaa at ■ R. M. WHEATON, JNO. DOtf, guerijlaa attached <«e of ibe “frred..m’a of the earrter dog,. Twi w||| p^ P. 8: SPAULDING; C. ELLIS, “ villsges" ertabltebed upon Governor Ihink ft ntranen-tbrt tbc W. M. BRISTOL W ise a form under the ordera of General States malt should be d* ’ . Bv-L*w»Butler; but the able-bodied black men <U,.lh.m.oeh,JWJ,, TI..I ft.- WlM.! wltfoe. ’ ' A general invitation te given. Wm. 8. Dibble IWr^/etaBmm Com C. V. Patrick «' Th* election o( officer, of the 11 M uiual Fira Insurance Gotnpaay I and Eaton Coontie* al the awl Vermontvitl*, readied a* foilowl Preridew/—Willard Daria, <1 mCdtvillK Eaton Caritty^ I Trrcnrrrr—-Loreaxo M.udgv. I Dlroeforo-Jw. a Han... Smith, L. Laptera, Wm. P. Bri. Lueian Polly, of Beery, and Job! P. M. 5V beaten, Brin. Nt.on I Palmer and O.Cteppei, of Salad TUfac officers are gene rally id known to need any eodorameal < fitaroe fee tbs peoilten they a»| pied prominent public static**, *• me. te trialMngrifig and auprakl pern capacity. |foer£*r»*ra and* (teD trus intaraeta, they will 1st tMtfWW ..wa �MOHTMSEMLt be Mid •ion that After :<««■ JTtjrf ^rtitn. Two of hia blank aeldiero war* recently captured by them, wheevupoc be seised tho wife cud feuily Wkbt ^Hvel «bn took them, and n-.tdied bini that the fate of the negroes would be that of tho .► sen and children. The negroes were For Lcmber in th* Lot. »U> h« pa*'1- /.V CJ SJI, for 100.000 foot of geed, .treigbl-grahied WhtteASH SAW LOGS. delit end at Barlow. Goodjmr CURE-Wter Raueiowa.—Rev. M. Bradley, nf Rioblavd, Kalamazoo County, will preach at' to be boldea at tbc Piobate OSes, ia So Villoge of llMliegi. aad abe* easee, if ear there l>«, why the prayer of foe potMieoer sbSeM no* be treated. And it ia further ordered, th.t Mid peliUoner giro notice te the parse so Intonated. in avid of the peadeaey of Mid petittee. and Ibe the Frisby tarfoe Church, next Sabbath, EfeerurzL.—An Episcopal Church paper priaied la Mid eeeety. rf Barry foe three oeceee.lv. week., pterion, to avid Say orhoar- •was organised, in thia village hat Sunder; Biohip WeCoekey officiating. . (A true iepy.5 M. C. FttKPLB, •f tba Hastings and Battle Creek Railroad tied determined to pen lion the Governor to prevent the subject before the legisla­ ture. asking that body to past a law au t horning the aereral townships interested SPECIAL NOTICES t.-lbube tbeir bonds in aid of sneh road. Such a method of baiiding ike rood would he the mirnt equitable yet proposed, and ADMINISTRATOR’S 8ALE. AprlcuMurml Soetety ■eu«ta<. An adjourned Annual Meeting of the, Notice! ClIAWCSfeT ORDteR. ’TATE OF MICH10AX. -Eighth Jodiclal Clr- Barry County Agrteultlral Society waa beldtai the Court Ilopee io Heatings on Mid eoualy, ee the eighth day of Jaaaary, Ibe 6th, day of January ISM. The mevtmg waa called lo order hy Gilbert Striker, President. ARM FOR SALE. The rreorda of the vutiety fur tho poet year Were reed and approved. The tuUuWnigidBocn were duly chosen for the ensuing year, to wit: GtiBpnv Srnissn, President. J. Id. Navias, Secretary. IL N. Suaunia, Tieaaurer. Dntacroaa—N. Barlow, D. G. ILUmhb-u, D. Striker, 8. J. Bideltnaa, A. J. Rem. Vtck PxxvinxNts—D. 0. Robinenu, Richard Jone., Win. P Brietid, E. W. Hewitt, Hiram Lewia, James Stuart, C.R. DhAera.*, M. L. WiUiama, L Lapfem, D. W.Smith. Am D. Rock, T. r. InUnu. J. C Bmj. J. C Huu, I. Meaner, Jerome Palmerton. ADMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE. Kew Advertisements. IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ARE roe Mffer.ng wHL ll.el dmd.diaeeM. X«- ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE, be matter ofth: . tati of LovImH Skb^a, WATOO.V8 KEUBALGIA KTXG will speedily ARS you rocked with the tort am ef liiniiuid Warn*. Xiuum Ktao will apeedliy aailevv. A,lK frvur^be gnawiogoof l>rnw On mediae edywnted without day. J. M. Navias G. Brenna. Seet’y W*ra»fe Xses.uiM Kira will impnrre your AMyeepeeategwith pate, with Geer la yen* President There will be » doMtioe petty oe Friday evsmg January Sfeh, st J. F. Emory’s Hotel ia Middleville for the benefit of Rev. M. B. Carpenter, Paetor of the VuiveraaBet Boeiety. Awwyater and fret I supper will be served wafer tba direction nif the com­ mitter. *" A general invitation ia given. Wm. & Dibble 1 ‘CW;T.ffebfowi Committee C. V. Petrich of Jacob Jnrdun Arrangements John A. Ruborteoa Umaudab WifeaadN. Fsumum Fie a Issueante Cowrawr.— Tba eiretfoc of officers of ths Farmer.' Mutual Eire Insurance Company of Barry and Eaton Counties at the meeting ia Vermontville, reunited ae follows: SHERIFFS SALE. s'aaMtfiSfcjtttesi Dfraesra-J^ a Hanna. D. W. Smith, L. Lanham. Wn>. P. Bristol and Lohfefo Mly, of ferry. and John Dow, P. -M. Wheaton. Robk Ninon, Braj. Falser and O. Osppol, of Xotao. > - aaMr the wel of ibodrrait oosrt. fortbo county of Berry. Io me directed tad dolirerni .guMl ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. Thane officers are generally ho veil known to need any —jyirWMMi if tbeir (lUMi for Ibe .fpoifefo they e^npy.— Jhtj.arunll prominent, men fevtufoou- pied prominent public etatioaa, and are o/etnmfeaffey aadMpsWbeei pe« capacity. 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O tUtla wots, u pore and while A nd cryslalins aa reya of light Direct frota b«area, tbeir scarce divine! Eefrocled throagb thCmist of jean, ' How rad c-.r Mtling son appears. How lurid looks thia soul of mlna.l Sisttllauj. Camp 8th Mich, laraxvav. I Kaoxvitxx, Tasa., Dee. fob, 1864. f Dxas Fa-Tiixa aho Motwc*—I wrote a few lines yesterday to let you know that 1 waa alive and well, nftey pearly three wralu of tabor and txcitemeut; I will now dcarilbc, m s partial manner our nperatiune. The morning nf ihc 14th of November opened with a cold wind, the rain fell jn torreala,and.our winter quarters, just finished, wars very comfortable'. - At 10 A. M. orders esme to evacuate amp as quickly as possible, aa the enemy were near L>ud<>n in great f«rrc. It waa very hard to leave cur warm firca, ytrlp off our wet tents, and pul them in cur knap- ' BWEEZET A AUER. as the water mndu tkem very a H^OXTlUTLAWsoa Solicitor. In Ct.su • , A C.ry 1’srlisulsrstlentinnnsid to Conver- | ‘"W’J-. We left onr housrt in flames nt sselef, the investlsatloa Mttlles to Lai and started for a point fiiur miles Fsreelwuros nl mortfsies. Ac. Will be lisp below Lciidon, and twelve miles"Tjrom ts eitead ta all aallli*> ths Hire cfthrfr profess. the station, (Lenoiis.) Gen. Hird's l>dg nde wr.« fighUng ihe enemy al that point, in order to prevent them from crossing die river. W« arrived llterp'al dark, oud TCfiTICK OF THE PEACE, Will attenJ to the eJ soUeetten of Artt» «»d alt olb.r b»lnvM •topped In some woods. A fight waa •srtatelartohUoBaawito MelUy smL pnsoswAisas. IHbee oHwsife Uodge'aBotel, OrasgavQle expected, so we bad to stand wet end Mill*, larry euustr. M‘ch. cold, without fires, and with our wel Before daylight tbe neat morning it wa» ditcovered tfaat ths ene­ eludes co. my had ernsssd farther down; we boss had to march back to the station *s fity£ as possible, or the rebels would gy there first; tbe roads were worn knee-deep in tbo mud, and lbs artillery horses worn out, we had to help haul die bsavy can non up thh bills through the miro. By noou we readied tbe station, and ware farmed in Uns of battle, as tbo enemy were expected right Mung, and It «U our I object to bold them hack until the wagou. trains could get to Knoxville (2^ miles})* After resting an hour, ! was im^.nf.< picket detail and went out two. milfaj we had jnat got posted when the advance [ guard of re licit nn-d into ua. Wo than ' lock a double quick for tfab regiment; (be rebels followed slowly'; Tbe main KIAPFKI ft BVBBBW8, OMITS .s4 COUJTSELLOkS AT LAW rebel army esme np after dark and stop­ ped a mile off The rebel pickets were, within speaking distance of ua. I was oe tbe extreme advance all uight, wet to tbe akin and almost froxen. I mold nol tafia’ off my clothes u they might ad MUM ar •fly momsnt.. 1 coold not eat, no dry flour wee thasum total of my provlairms. I coald sac die dark forme of the rebel pickets move slowly about. I waa very sleepy, but darp not /jloas my eyes. I waa dreaming awake, and were It not for the raid, rauld have Imagined m voclf in tbe bottomless pit, and grim fievitrmov. ing around me. At four o'clock in tbe morning we carefully crept awae sae 've knew they would attack ‘ os e» lpy|taht~ At tt* depot fiirmid with sOnie'batterise, and r*nuUp•d there IMfl ths Bd and 8d brigades fell badm.thqa tahta^^tarM -te checking the *R«<nJ. »“d did rao nniil idariiv<i flTMe ,4a called tbit basils of Can>pbji|’s Btatioo aa f Wc i^uster ofhvitsea neprJy' eter^ doeigM- By virtue tutton wblcb . Our rsgitnent loot about 20 killed'anil oohvwiU I • YoJr-.tatel'aM«oveded,.*be 17th aune more. J, Ltenp- dhurfoccaaif man of oer ncjgbbar.hpod wne woanded ___ — _—..-Julrod. The periodic in the leg. After dark a brigade,of, the kee8f>«Vdkrtlonarr aptf altogether extra 23d corps acted, *• rear guard, and we> wflstry.4 roWliaQrtnrrt^e^ U> Started for . Rtioxvf He as test As possftfle; give its either peace or real; and no l.uths night waa dark,the roads Sw fall/ent MPi:.fWPlanB>. brigades, mixad do Tor lll thl cxlgenotoi of akiogla year.' 41 great cunfusl<>n. .d Celppcla warg .*epnr»haft <^itfeJiidftM'^vlhg‘tWa' 5Ja; trd from their regimenta, sod colors TnMJ, IxjtWeoAi Pf'Wkr ftr'-nek?hl! from their guards; in eroeslijg ’brbb'ks y*»rw, had'laara«■ kotneWWtiif. Uf» . reand puddles,-rm* would fall down tes- dalHmenb.of dje deemipujt woa.lteed •iomtlly and g«t splashed with modfoom tn at all bad bean done-’ whtcb .ISlMnBa head to foot. Wc got to Knoxville at rvqblrbd during the lehn tor otblcfi nyo« four A, M., almost starved, our clothes had bean elect*!, imd for the fulfHlruent cakeff with mud, and ‘^ompleto'y, exbaus- •dfttt ubllgitlon owed by the.pojiK of ted. This Waa-eo the morntng of the17th. Michigan to tbc national Government, Wctook off ourkMpsxcke, hnrersaekk, In Jth greit effort » protwet (Hi ,*Xj«pq and cartridge b<>vesfor tin- first time since and ahvB tba nillob antire. All the meustarting on the wternlhg oftM'llft. IFb orta W chat Mlfoa wait,' rMie^ wbanow bulk Asm oM hy down to sleep, ly adapted lo.the purpoaflinad.ih vtaw having'bora upthrWtfirttefo'succepsIcm. but annra Changes made by ncta of Con At noon bread and fresh pork wore Id- grpaa In ihe roelhod-of recruitment ofttak sued. ■ I waa as rampMfiy stiffened st nations! (break, and the" Calibre if ' fhoet if 1 had bad an attack of tbe rfieumstlam. •eta totemipllch tW.dtojdaj'Wdfa bwOb Atvugbl I VM no plsket agsln, tfmso np^ififf I0‘^;extetft khlldtpalatf; ! i$*a not on picket were digging Hfle-pita.— rendered further legislation pxpediynt apd The neat morning the rebels came up. even-neiiemTy. The enrollment act was As noon aa I came nff picket I went to evidently Intended' to dispense with ays. digging; tbs enemy wsee apparently tern of volunteering, and to rely mainly, waiting fur tfaeir forces to owne up, this If ntrt rntiralyibpoa drolling, to reinforce delay saved us. By impressing nsgroeS tbe national armies. No further appeals and working ourselves w» were well for­ sjrre to be made directly‘to th< Buta liiitified. A tort near.nt, began by tbs tbbritfea, to furnish their quotas of irolun rebels, we now finished stub folt rampart teera, as had• been prevliQOAly’jMil j; b«t ativsly sccura. But the question sow tbe wOverntnent xknilff at 'tn^h'lay lta was “hare sis gnC anything tn eat T" Our hands upon the men required by moans roflee and sugar were ajl rgpos.'ws W» of tha Provort Mpmhals and thamacMnehad to live on quxrtsr <atiqq«—foug Kf the draft. It resulted, of course, onilfcea frosfi pork and a quarter pound local and State bounties woqld1 be of bread made of com meal and wheat Co farther required nW/wwtf Any, ‘ fur­ hran. We rouid occasi.malty get • Iittta ther. ilgitaHon’by the local autborliiea be eurn of soma of ths tesu>aUrs, which we necessary. In any part of the oountryl— ground in a cuflos trill,i otherwise I do TM* project haa been triad, apparency nut scs h«w we rould have goVt|»n»«rgh. with results not altogether atiaraetory, Plenty of duty and lilthl te ent was now whether for the reason that the hw itathe order of the dyr, and so, ee'ntlnncd self was crude and defective, or that the until the 29th. .The night previous, our •yatem .wal mft in accordance with the picket line , «>• driven In', the rebels hibbtts and gtAtpalofoar people. It‘la op|’ necessary uowto Inquire. Tbe Presi­ ing’Uic entire n^hl, ready .to giro lhein dent has, Tor whatever roasnn, In bls proc­ a warm rao-pto-n. Jnat a*.daylight lamation of October last, “calling upon tinged I ha cn»teni sky, (lie guns of lliu tbe Governors of’ tbe several States to fort (Saunders) opened suddenly. plan raise and hare enlisted In the Uplted the re Im:I bittcriea. k Was aeon apparent States service, for the rarfoua companies that they were advancing on the tort.—■. and regiments In the field from their re­ Our poailbm was eighty rods from the spective States, their quotas of three fort «n (ha South side. Tbo yells of the hundred thousand men/returted to 0>a rebels. At (jrstTsiui, Bow grew very dis­ old system, which looks to’ recruiting‘as tinct, and ynon tfxmusketrv. opened TH? the chief iwliaaoa for strengthening the rapidly froth .’both aid#*. Aa thn rebel military forces. The demand that the line swung around.xheir/ight flank came atilistmentt should all be “for the ypH. it? full na* nfi»y;.lpey ran.iagreat baste mtw’' companies’ and regtmenta Io tbe thinking to rush in the fort, but found.a fie!d;rt Hau IWIettes a detwmlnatlon to ditA 9 by 10 to dispute their progress, cease brnamentltig ambitious oivlllana flare th* slaughter brain,, the. men in with ths IrrvrgriiA'of military command, the Tort double chargedthjur. ,pjs«a, apd and hi Ils stead to reinforce lha veteran the artillery men cut the fusee off the corps by enlistments Into their wall train­ shells short, nod lowed them which ed ranks, under officers of tried courage exploded in the crowded ranks of rebels, and skill; a policy so wisS chat It is only killing them by Mores. They e>x» re-,, wonderful that it Was dot adopted lang treated leaving three hundred deed on bvfora. Aa soon ** practicable after the the field. With the exception of (He pass Issue of this oajl, the quotas of Uw asvsr. ofSoufo Mountain, It was'tba moM, t£- al Btatea rerd mode knpswi to'tewi, riUesigbtl ever saw. Iq the ditch |hpy' lUkmfoMl _ _____________ ftreanddUdkeffi msda.Tjri* H TW oUigatieas Urn been entered into anfllu good faith rcwiredjircsnming upon ti.c patriotism andjtiitku of the LcgialaWro • fisyWttofl incurred for the mstt patriotic object, and lutve accompltshed most honorable and beneficial.re •irtts, both to the State and the nation. '. 1 ha've bo hesitation, therefore, in. r».eommeading that the legislative sanction >«' m ku» »r in. pwpi. i? a. raising of money. ,for the payment of Id JyWRWCT tka.paiflM of (be n-. of 1B53, under such guards and realricflbna si may be thought nenoaeary •d olajms, , . • . In this counrctioQ, I wish also to call Ute attention . of Ute Legislature to tbe qneetion of Ike propriety of providing, by law, a fxylfot-m nils, by virtue of which bounties may hereafter bo raised without lularlUea which hare herotofore ^aod without tbe paoesaity of ftebfi to an extra seaetqe. .. ..b' , ft Ik extremely desirable that whcnsv, er bounties are offered, they should ba uniform throughout the State, k order that different localities may be prevented from a heated competition ana bidding against each other, in a meaner aliks dieaatroua to tbemsel res 1 ’•*ia i~ and tbo service, re­ suiting in top | " , otsee in downright deception and I r^ubuih npoBtbe wetaotears themaelvi a- -7.cixymJIM from- which they snlixL Far thia, purpo4, It has been thought best by many patriot* persona that bounties should bs offered only by the State, and that the smaller municipal, corporation should bo entirely forbidden to do so. In this opinion11 do not ooucor. After consid­ erable observation and experience I am convinced that no contrivance has yet been adopted which can compare in affioy iency with the local bounty for prosur­ ing cnlistrncntaiafo the military virvice. The sems am punt of money offered in any other way, either by the State- or General Government, will pot begin to equal it, and the reason ia pbviooa,— Wheh the people of h town, or ward of a city, are called together to consider tbe propriety of raising a bounty to fill the quota owhai .^owa or ward, a very great interest’to 'awakened, b the question at the very first step, and when it is finally determined to do wo, and to auesa the amount to some pay upon the little community, the interest lose greatly en­ hanced that every individual of that com­ munity feels thoroughly corantitled to the projoect, and leads bia utmost influ­ ence to accomplish it. This influence is w'orth even morn than tbe money itself. Few will «nlist from ao>ld,.lifolsae com­ munity, nu matter for the money that may be offered. But let the whole peo­ ple rise up to cheer on those who enter the service of tbeir country, offering gen­ erous bounties, not to buy aa unwilling soldier, hut ae cn earnest and hearty good wiU towards a gallant defender <4 a most righteous cauw, in which all the blood that lathed shall bo sacred, and the case ia “bravely altered.” The ambitious, and enthusiastic young men will go ahoutIng with joy to tbe rook a, radrteko up their arma with the spirit of beroce. .< • ■ la w bate ver, laws may bo exuded upon unteera wifo^hapromploeasaad-anMCy 1this aubjact, the oijjoci abould .be ;<•' oldl which has characierlxed our people since 1the action of the peonta by giving legal and validity to each measurse as ihe;vgr.b«Mh>nd hM><n<d^ MiaM>enl force 1 they may decide upon, as being moat to accomplish their purpose. At my in which they bare served. To de likely 1 the aame limo ft will be wiad to fix some lbw required that atfieur reonrittog ma- 1 chtnerv, which had been fold aside for tbe well defiaad limits, bpyo«d which it aboil draft,UnuMU-h|Mn b«tottgbt'tote foil <nalbo.Ipwful to go, tonesvent iocnnaidoperottaa. Soma Hula delay was-una 1arate rerimise. Ip Sting euob limita. voidably oocadeflod -iw eunseqoeiMO of ' ihe drra being1 a> foe ei me-te eetoel pro-­ Ute not only important UM the* wteak gross; bufcaBMMtwUflMwftl. 4U sue- H ' kh14 bopkv*iM< withgtwaAehtovela^t and patriotic euergy, but that It should af toe aama Utoe bw continuous and not -transitory. Tbo Iwmo of the companies and rrgiments in tlte .fiald are constantly and ataMlily occurring. Tbe men drop but, of ihe xanks ope by one into tbo boepitel. Larfeaurabors oftbeo asver rotora tooo^vsduiy.disappoartMialhelnvalid corps, or being discharged to return to civil hfe. Their plsoos i* the ranks ought to be supplied by a steady Mux af new recruits. . It la bettor pvery way that the number ,roquind toWMP»4M ‘ repmeirta la I t^a steady tWhWt.' them for nur mMi-.who papa wounded on the retreat., The.r^bela weed vent,’.'dci, ponding over tfie result oT.’.tia fight.— They ack now lodged the1 low It'llled aid w mi n d ed. Tbo 751b . f regi; sack T secured biscr.jt enough , to .make n good supper. Dufjog-tha ^l a.pfote of ahell passed tbroughj.my. bAyeppck. anting my spoon Aa. in two,—two burned to prevent the rebels from get­ indtek tlio’re and It would have killed me; ting them. Ws hod no time to '**• —“ but thank God I am Hive and wen. Odr hardships have bWft AfehtTbut our vic­ baverracks, aa it was nearly day' tory Is greeter' The ttvtfnA-y may reWe started, and when we bad g< joion And tbauk God and Gm. Borasida. three miles, musket abort were A a tbe papwn will give lafult isroocat, 1 shall srrite n« teOtett prilsM --adj ci bn . - . - y-TiasIiTlF r^l—J- snbu iWrA io-State boostJ their asUra U ;a, uniform. < bays come together la their sdml Mfisoretiom, iWiA ♦H*ttMtar8ft*!ttf , again, and ! wish to reseree foe amount •till remainfag in the war Joan ted io ba treed wh*n And where other, bounties are oithMtaid, tn7w«u ;mmAI rcsMti for their being pdd. ae to "the,coca of the veterane who rw-enllit, having »cterrdaeivdfl any bounty firotn tbo Blatm Tbe btyiMBt of booifty •■woo'xl" ewEned brexpraaa btAlilflW 'tej' U Utoaa who ebould “salfart tfray.-teMMB battery or oomnaay haretrtfore tarateod from thhpute mto-tbh njiRtary aervtea of tbe United States, or MW |tbaoj brgMtlxlngin thk StairIbr aoeh adrrM." Tbepnrpoee of Hue vaa to wooMngw eiriiettnenta in tbe oM r^imeata, M la discourage the fermatioMjf hew Maw- ’i consider it, Tbo subject was ono of great importance, andssartuundod with grave doubts and diflfeoMea^ Perhaps ths minds of membete waro nol al together settled at that time, os ts tbe'Ngbtfulneos or policy of such a hwr. The Constitutions of the Btatea have all been framed witbost aay view to such a condition of things aa tbe nriSMS; aad there has always been ia tMe oesatry a» in Englead great ieeltwsy of the army mingling ia tbe aflalrs of eivil adtniofotrulion. During tbe post year, however, very great consideration boo beefl Mvea to the subject in wsrlr all the loyal Btatea. It has come into jadfMMfltW fore tbo bighest tribunals of sevocal of them eliciting rwj learned sod patrinSie opinioes from tbe judges, which have thrown great light upon it, and gosm for toeatabTieh the legal ------- “ must pride all proper I •y raqsfow tU pas^ W aMb lsrat wbsravsr .lbsy Ml bs cmatltuliMoIly snacted, ssamfe tn bn Mir.i graasllfy •greed. Tbe volunteer artey of 6w United States is composed of the paMte of the United States. Tbsy barn iaft' their varices occupstiosa In civil ills Md > taken up arms at ths call of Utalr soeitey not to become profsaaional teldieee, tort to defend their country and geseseraeto �•ill payment of tbe port of Michigan for rim. Nari—l C.wihij al gtelysbw>0* Woccupied by 1 IS Michigan eoldlon, whoM Mire are wnctaimsdty their friend*. FaraMNta FUn ln*praa*. goMpaor. Tb* ‘•Pamra’s ' Eire hata«>to 4> tay af. Barry nad Eaton miatire" progressing finely, w* wndaratand, and battle roll ed Aosmr, the foteib-ta point of haaetory indicatfon ef iboacanlag oil* at Goa. ( actual numbers, bat first In tbe eemperi- tbo largwatreompenta* In th* State. Pi—ylvtai*taQPo*eff Wj pufuhSa* sfpor tloa of tho battle-field, a ptatoreequ*, btertHH ground, and to ntoUtah there tite Ceustixotion, tf ty the people In •'Tbe B>•Idlers' National Cemetery at adopting it t and there la on that aooouat, the Stale of, .Poatqvlyapia be pfix«d tireo, Mac* and all the mute rawon for declining to adopt holdiog the title In irate for all tbe States ny eareoft MMtrifoduo which woJd having soldiers buried, each bearing a make it aoeotwpllah what nd one al the proper share of tbe expenses. AU tbe . ' - ■ Blates concurring, thia haa been dona, and Constitution, sod nothing to time designed It should da. 'elsgeted, or by Imputation ■'Utarend offls* State* Jaw* of the tbe remain* of the d«ad ooldiara have tegTsla’-ure, that body cannot sort proposed have been enacted and put been gathered up “tenderly and buried ahar, extend orsuspaud Vicrn into practical Operation without much by State* together. And ttero they reel, thia. In the eftghtpal pirtic- Inconvenience, and with no apparent Who saved their country. With lheirblood. ry arc not .fixed pnd preverib- danger of public Injury. In aura* of j Tbe aaeompenying papers will obow /unaytptkra, H 1* by Imnllca- these Slates, Censtitullon* similar to our the detail* of the plan of th* cemetery own, the question of the validity of »ach. aad the estimate expense*. 1 have ven­ power to de It, so tljal the government laws ba* been before their highest oourta, tured to promise that Midhcan will nut tuny be.porpetttetsd apd epstMoed. ’ and they have been there euatained. So'oh ; fell to do her proportion with alacrity, ?TJur slxngle, inquiry, therefore, is I believe, has been the'ensa in Iowa and ■ and I no* recommend that tbe requisite wither the CoMtitatbA^Mfo folly nod Wisoonain. appropriation mar be made, and author­ daprTy Fte-ait^d th* time, pita? and After giving th* subject considerable ity given to appoint aa agent to proceed Moaner pf hording etactiena, or either of' attention, I do not beaitate to recommend to Gettysburg and direct tbo proper arl$emeoa*fo leave ty Implication no the passage, of such a msrf'by this Legi* range«nu*t and ornamentation of the per jowrrbUty General Assamhly to pro- tatare.se will enable lb* soldier* of Mich- lion of tbe ground* which have been eel edrtbe tbem,''or either of thorn In lb* way igsn, while absent from the State la tbe apart far this Stat*. TbfoteenMtery will sai to the extent they have attempted to service of the United! Btatea, to avail be a Mecca of patriotism an luug as the tbemselre* of tbe right which they have country axieta. ^rntbohethiquMiiai.. ,T“j* solation to the time, place aad never forfeited, to vote in al! tbe State ’ Gentlemen of the twpHuusca, 1 oonmanner of holding eleelious, the Ccnsiitu and local election. It will be only just gratulato you upon upon tbe happier aus­ We liaosnf the acvma! States didir. to some toward* them, and their vote* will be pice* under shioh wo re aMombl*. have reason to bo thankful not only for of tbam *11 thee* are prescribed with ihsl dangerous to traitart only. boontlfol bervasta and tbe material particularity which forbid* all action of wealth and prosperity wbitb (arroand* tl»s faagialsinr* In others neither are' ue, hut also for tbe bright bora* which graMrihed, battbo qualifications of the Boon after tbe adjournment of th* laat premise ths spevdy return of peso* to vurers are fixed, aad the power to regu •esainn of tbe Legialalure, 1 received a our country. lata the lira* pis** and manner, commilcopy ef an act of Congress “granting Uuwearfod by thro* years of continued cd to theLogudalure; and io auoh States land* to th* State* of Michigan and Win­ war, tho people are atill laithful to tb* |Jfo' reception at rotes oat of the State coast*, to aid In th* eon* tract ion of a free institutions under which we have may bo conatitattortelly authorised." ■ military road from Fort Wilkin* to Cup, Thi* deetrine of th* Cnnneciisut Court K Harbor, Keweenaw county. In the grown tuba great. With unabated cour­ age and ever-increasing cuafidance, they to in*totasi, sDbstaBtiafey, by all th* to of Michigan, to Fort Howard, march alsadil r furward under tbe “starry cans* which have met my observation. It Green Bay, in the Hute of Wiseonrin." flag" of freedom, ‘•keeping step to ths seemate me, also, the doctrine of good Ibta act we* approved March 3d, 1863, music of the Union." Btnoe our last a»•mm. Taking these srineiple* sa a and grant* “io th* But* of Michigan, to nah, ItwiU not taidifiMlt, 1 think to aid in the construction of a mBttary •erabling. the arms of tbe Republic have A just dotermine whether tbo Constitution of wagon road from Fort Wilkins, Copper been victorious al all points. Michtaaa “has so felly and otaariy pre­ Harbor, te Houghton, Portage Lak*, and cause has added te vsr strength tbo amile scribed tbe time, place and <n«nner of thence in a southerly direction to tbe of tbo bsnignanl Heaven. Th* madnev* •nd desperation of rebellion haa not been holdtnf alectiom, ns to leave ty impBca- State line of Wisconsin, every alternate I »»O* tto power io tbeLegiatatere to pre- section-©! public land designated by aven | •bl* to maintain iu ground. With sul­ *stootoMotor tattawof them." In bns numbers, fur three sections tn width, on 1 len rag* and gnashing of teeth it yields The *er«Mjr so prescribed the time. In sec- each side of said road." Tbo tend* are up its most cherUhsd *tronghold>. bloody usurper In Richmond, with alter­ tiea Jd-ofertieie foMetion Sofartieta 5, mads subject to th* disposal of the Leg­ and Mclk>fe 1 of 8. The Tuesday succeed- islature, for the purpose* designated, and nate prayer* and curses, call* upon lhe i ng the first Monday in November, ia tbe no other ; and the manner of their dispo­ dvilixed nations for iielp, even for roc>ignition, and roll* in vain. There are none year 1852. ami of every aeermd year sition, together with tbe width, grade e3 baa*as te keep him company. thereafter, to established ea the time of and ccnstruetion of tbe road, are partic­ Nor have our victoria* been of lbs field buWug the general bieenial election.— ularly prescribed; and that If the road alone. Tbe loyal and true men of the Aed-tt to clear that election of State of­ is not completed within firs years, th* ficer* and member* of the State Legisla­ land* shall revert to tho United State*.— country have vuehed and sJs*c*d,at the tor* an ua* be upon that day, and no other One ytar of the five fibs already nplrlr ballot-boxes those mure insidious Mo­ iaapste efasjlegietetnsee setmew* what­ passstd without acthie, and It I* import­ rale* who, under specious political pre­ tenses. plead the cause uf th* mure man­ ever. « • ant that the necessary legislative action ly traitors who ar* in arms. If toaCutatitatiea ia equally explicit shouM be bad at once. The enterprise Tbe great and neceeeary measure of a* to th* piece erJ manner of bolding the te one of great importance to the Lake •msfici p*.lion—the measure ofjustice sod Maatiom, then we saay dismiss the dto Superior country, and the grant te quite God like charity—haa, the pate year, woo cuMiowat owee, sad obey the prohibition ; liberal. 1 rveeminend that the grant be triumphs of no Ito* importance than the hart face eoofii!rat it nil be Jbewd otfacraccepted on behalf of the Stats, and that greateat military aocccsa. The great , necessary laws enacted to earry it into mistake and wrong of tba nation is being .-Um*iwstnuMMt basso where reqair- effect oteordmg to its condition*. put away. Wa return to oar great and <4 th* tawaleedan stall ba held in Ur immortal declaration. In spite of scorn, pwrtiaular place er -Bomber of ptaces, nor contempt end lhe pride of caste—uf lb* imaoy perstebtor Manner. No election lust of power and the love of mooey— ifiatrietasre rolabltatad, nor ere any rule*1 Oo the 3d day of July, In tho year of stupid ignorance and intellect without }wwncribed fne tbe farm ar extent of such 1863, was fought at Gettysburg one of eonsciraos, all men in America will be dtateicta. Thqy may be formed of entire' the meat memorable battle* of the war. free. Itel ua thank God, bind up our coeaiiee if th» Legislature on chouse, tra-• When we take into aaepant all the rfrwounda and fight on. tatedbe requirement that 'Senators and eflinstatfcc* *wrroontrmg and attending AVRTTX BLAUL ItapeeaenteSssMshall be elected by sin- the campaign which culminated there It ■snevnva Ovnes. I gio (tatricts affocte ibe question. Neither to impoerfble not to feel that that field to Tapang dually MOM- I to Mm aisniMi of,bolding tbo election htotorte and ftnsowe forever. The-Army niMtoft ^ii rti f^ih ■ t"thZ vote *b*H tai of tho Petomae, ite largest hid best spby haltati AM there Starp have been pdnted of tbs Union armies in the field, Inft to the. Legialalure, unlras the eon- bad then toUly, cnitflto oommud of ctafiing word* of Motion J, article T, Gen. Hooker, croeeed tb* Rappahannock ■taota be bald to provide ocher wi»e.— Rlfer socwetafuBy,- ta the tee ef ths Tte article i* beaded “ATrrtiwu,". and enemy, and marcbed to Chantcl lonirHie. deal* eetireiy with tbe qualifications and with high hopes and the eongrttu!at?>ins Havuto 1* T>U«, cnoexa ocu cocasx, pshHngH wfatsctore, enceptthat In th* of lb*'whole1 AMdtry, to uflor him battir,4 secMd seetioo tbe vote in required to lfe but only to return with hopes dtenppoist-1 W11W0LT euua AM» win run* rcarosx. guren by bnifot, “except for ouch town- ed, end tnngvaltiNations tamed to doubts unnxssn orarunn Gon, a*o no eldpradfeore ax-mny be authorised by taw and dtesontniifeiWt The rebel Genera!, roawsan wrvapor meat am with mamit tabs otherwho o»ioe*n.“ Th*’ words of’ tbe moot treated and skilift! bf them sit, OTaai*. n^lfcwdaM.fineeftk sMtfovr 1, refereed to, are a* follows t— immediately aneQe Me preparations to1 “But wa ciiiaso or inhabitant Stall be an improve the occasion of hte great advan 1 el steer; or entitled th vote at any eke- ,tage. Col looting with grant rapiditv tbe■ The able Moesago of Gov. Btsm d»tie^wleaUsbaHb* above the ago of Ilargeat nd bnt dlcipiined array tbit the’ lirered to tho Legislature, w* ptaee be tterety-eae years, end ha* resided In the <Ceifeteaey ba* ever pot In th* field, he 1 * fore our readers in thi* toooe. The subState three mwnita, and In tbe township iesanmed the tWJenelve. Taking up MsJ jecte which It preiiataar* tbeeo of great ohtateddn-which he offers to vote ten ]line of mnreh straight for the Middle d»»W text praModing such eleetion.”— 1Stales, th* wnalthlest and most popalous। importaw* to te &<*(*,«* dtaeueood iu Thons aretk words to establfeh the qua!- portion । of thn Union, he left tb* Untoni' a' dear, locid meaner, at reanuenble ittanticBs of voters, brat not to control array ; boMod Mm, or merely ooberiitg [1 length. thrfosgtatatare at to tbe plsi*es where 11the repitel sad tbo grant otto* new most Tbe Message rafera to tho Burallment pNteref ataetloB stall be established and ■serfotaly menaced with pillage and de". vdtes oAsnd end received. They speak 1 istrurtion. Hi* troopa, flashed with vto-. Law of Ceegretat which was axpectod to taf«W*teeMM wM treoflbretowte. I (Wanyrrtator aenar ta dfvew ft» iMs 1 elMfieteMHtantb--ir ir*rt'ftttodb<Pto < superoede then*ce**ity of procuring roluntoera through tbo action of tbo State ■•PEN8ION8-W WIDOWS. Tbcr* are former* who ar* prejudiced against msteal ccmpsnfoa, and te the hewofitofthat elans we publish a letter from tbe Becretar/ ol the Lenaoeo aociety. WB/ eanuol ear tanner* asve twenty thousand dollars a y*ar, ns well a* Lena­ wee1 eoonty—(the amount paid stock companies) and bo taxed only te build­ ing* tainted 1 We doubt not they will save that amount in lhe future and mere­ ly by waring In the '‘Fqrmro’s Fir* In­ surance Company of Barry and Eaton cuunttaa." Farmers, took wall io yoor interest before insuring in a stock oom TaccMaait, Jan. 1G, 1664. TTeadquarteni Army •/ the Potomac, ~ Jan. 21.-Nothing of special intaewM ba. **valaUo*f*re *e<“*“ transpired wilhiu iw Uwe. for several; •WJXWl' days. The eoetuy appear to enjoy a eijpliar etatMf quietodc. Gen. BeVgwlek commands tbe army Io the abeedee ofGea. Meade. A par ty of 1,000 dismounted.guerriI lav made a night attack on CyJ, Weotxer’* I brigade, of tbo 5th, Corp*, wvoiding five or six of uur mee. Eight deed gwerril las • ere left ua the ground, tbe goerrifia* I’ENSIO.NB TQ CTnLDJUA' £ The raiser *MMr«a. water It yrara, af SB etarar IXectrweUes of lb* Ira* New York, Jsn. 22.— Tbo Herald has letters dated off Wilmington, which dctail the capture or dealructhia of ibe blockade runners Ranger, Bendigo and H«ru. Tbe Bvadigo which waa near shore war art nw fir* and shelled, bat being aa iron vessel, she waa •tMPpkmmay undamaged. An attempt waa then made to tow her ‘-ff by tbe Moatgum try and Iron Age. Toe Moot gumcry atock test, tan tar powerful engine* got her idf. Tbe jro* Age also got tabors, and, though two gunboats tried tbeir beet, oodld nut be moved.— Her guns were thrown over and she was sta uli Ire and bkiwn up. Her wfieer* and crew acre tianafsrnd to other vraecto. Tbo Ranger wve run ashore am] act' uo fire by the MtanesoO, but had one man Uhland one wuutvdisd.io the boats Tbo 8th Michl Cincinnati yeetef-.,,_______ ___ _____ Gee. Foster asks to bo relieved uf tbe command In East Tenoeeeee, on account uf his wousd. Gen. Grant recommend* cither Bcbufield or McPherson a* btaeoc eaeor. Gen. Frank Blair ha* resigned. Gen. Batter has been Io VfatLiugtoo again, and raturu* clothed with full pow­ ers in the exchange matter.- Admiral Farragut had arrived at Key We*U Tbe court martial ufBcrgeou General Hatnmond ha* cotnmeueed. While in Washington, Gen. Butler re­ ceived a dispatch from Fortres* Moaroa •tating that tbe flag of true* bout from aty-Puinl had brought intelligence of the evacuation of Kicbmood, and the remural of tbo scat of Government to Sooth Carolina. Better at one* telegraph­ ed baek ordaringGen. Wirier to make a rrconnoiseanco thither to ascertain the truth of tbe report. Gso. Wister *pprunebed yesterday within 27 miles uf the rebel capital, bat becoming convhtped that the statement ra» Incorrect, be re­ turned. In Mexico the French arms are dally making headway, and it ia now reported that Juarcx has fi*d ths country. Tbe N*w Orleans Xra publishes tbo etstemset of a DuIon refugee from Misaiteippl, glvlug the Inforraattaa that Mo­ hair of too Inkabltante of that State are for tbe Union, and has information through other sea roe* that Ibero t* an overwhelming Union SMliuvMt in Wtet•m Texas. Gen. Magrudsr whs coneentesting the rebel force* on the Braxoo Rl4.r\ r»ey»*ti<wy *‘- /rttenu _ __________ KstaraS^jg^*; K-TWEKTY-OSE YEAEA AG® Ms. C. -C Aaamx * AiriisgwiM ctaasfet aadt OruawUt ri tits Ort of B-fris. X. T. tavss.lsd' M.l ms-narsrlsnd • r>«upo«*d ksoss M UU1M- Notice! : ' Gtareroer tata fcrar ef hmrfegthis expec> Iprison tag them aftarwsrde. Brae, that time Averili’e cavalry base j tattoo roalUed by tho enactment of such » taws M Will legalise th* action of tbe ' * ba race ■mowds that a uniform rwto delta**. The Bitbaaoad joumata as* J .taraH be providod by tow ’for reteieg »x>tta tappy ov*e tbo re*nta of thia rtde tewitti* l» (.tar. isd 0.1 Ixwla "^ **'**"” ** •> 1 A Hare reepeetfeUy mvitod t> « dwwUM visit st tbe pareooeg* benefit of the Jtev. T. B. Gra> Tbureday eve. F*b. 4 1864. Hastings, Jan. 25th,1864. By order nl Coma Coven* amd Colds.—Those L ■suffering from Cough*, Cold*, lira Mure Throat. tec.. should try KronitI JVotfof,” a simple i, which ha* relieved thousands, end ‘,’WaabingUm, Jan. 20.—Mr. ipreeanted tbe memorial of 63 m< <»ftbe Miaauorl Assembly again ■cbofirmation of Gen. Schofiald as a ■General. . The RroJalioo of tbe Mih •Oeaaber uf Commerce, asking a ■cntioe bPtite Broiprocity Treaty, vrierrefi. । A resolution was adopted insli (lie Milwaukee Committee tu ar! and report the facta connected wi, examination by the Board ofUfocti lhe altagod etfvMtege* of roncVH feed for Horan, and if reported on, ably, why Mtob Cred ha* out been t; Tbe roMfoaion reviving the Corn on tbe eewdwte «f tbe War, with 1, auwirdmeuts requiring investigate I length in support of tbe rwle req SMators to take lb* prescribed oatl Nr. Aottamy followed in supp> tbe altberily ef lhe Seuate tu a*d seek’ a rata. '. Mr.- fleedriek* oppoeed the ado n( the new role, arguiog that tbe **i raefft of th* Buie lh*y repreaenled tied Sraators to scat*. II* alao opi the re e<«*lrealion pulley of tbe J' deal. TbeSsMto ttao wMlioleaneaao 'ARM FOR SALE. Adjnureed. uucs a. Tbo House resumed lhe consider* <<Me joint resolution amendatory of COufiCMtiMMM. Mr. 8w**l of Ma, replied to D*ri* of Nd., denying that tbe mine were here to embarrass tbe Adm ' girvysw Mdieueteeicrgyestafa* «■ pMT *T tbHr putsfie*. i obtehrd . bMtti *r * pytaelft. *fW eoegrorm**, who tad tatatoA I belj Im» Prom .nd aSmaf. U>*1 OM tauu corad bcvraUra*;. I art's Ms,*•*<■« U «*«i sM ttaBeyW M Um- ITRAY CATTLE. A St. Louie dispatch state* th«t Gen. Rooeereas is eertrioly to have command of that Department. ‘ The Corn Glv Boot taw Mills at Toledo were partially destroyed by fire yraterW*., ? '. / • „ . y , It was reported a few days eioo*. through rebel channel*, that the United Btatea gunboat Iron Ago had blown up. This is now coofiroMd. It seems that •be had chased tbo blockade ruantr Ben dig* end run her eebere. In attempting to get her off, tbe Iron Ags bars*If ground­ ed, and, all attempts to float her l>eing fruillee*, she VM purposely blown up by her crow. Throe blockade ruaners were captured In th* vtaluity of WUmlng- ‘ amount pqyod would ba ultimately made 1 good by a naifocm tax aa property. Tbe 1 riders, i and tbe eotaof reaching rad im­ Icn Pscaxxo.—Tbe busioeea < •nd pecking ica from tbe mill j begira rertierttau mmI. It ia towita. °°Mr. C-llaraar sddresate the Sen. sorted to rataing volanteers to meet tho . I estimates ths total met ef the nsetadlties of th* draft, by oflering local J raid in that State at M2T,000. Thta to-1_ boqnUea, with the expectation that th* ' lbs ess*. s»d all *»yUrall—« ms*e te a* wiO *•■*-is^U* to vltifc^.Ksss. *M Mslitv. so rca cmjss tvoaugm AatborUic*; but that plan ban only par­ tially succeeded, and th* people have re­ I. Mi •eatul MT, STS aatitta* Is FroMewa. .: KlAarvfbs W. A. Nuaocx'a, Esq.—Dear Sir;-* PEN81ONS TO MOTHERS Tours uf tbe— ia*L is received and BISTERS. contents noted. The “finawi Flit In Whvra *sv sffleewe* pessaw ••‘•‘tad le Isvs*uratio* Company of Leuawra County" M IMaeliW*, Ate *Msr*asal icfMarsb Slk. ISSi, was urganixsd about 10 mouth stao*. aad now baa about 1350 member* having hviaMis chtMibet tarn a *n»tb*r A*y**te*l easesurod sheet 11,850,000 of property, end ba* haAfowr Gem aawMttag to tome six hundred foliar*. Every thing to progressing findyswilh thia company. Afeey tew tArow* up tkrir pohritt ia lhe Klatt Company. (al Adrian,) and issued ia ibis, and are eon-. stonily insuring la thia on ibe es pi ration I of their term la tbe Michigan State In­ surant* Company. Wo think that wa have saved to this county during tbo peat year twenty which boarded her, by rebel euUtora thousand duller*. from abort. Your* truly ■Die Hero waa destroyed io some way 8. C. LnBaao*. by tbe Artoe. Tbe Montgomery had I Mr. Nlmock's has received similar been engaged for twodsyei* stalling tbe j I statements of other mutual companies In rebel cavalry lining tbe coast. Tbe letter adds that the blockade run-; tbe State, aad he iutoade they shall be nets are fast being used ep. published fur tbe benefit of lb* firmer. HASTIKGS BJjrnB. d'*o*0y aeto age and "residence, rad only Itury. Md meeting with uo serlntr* ob­. totiteseqMlificafhms. Ail else Is Ind- ’ 1steetea to thefr ndvanee, were already lai dMtak and eaplsnsterv. The elector 1tbe midrt of Penneylvr-’ < mote bo twenty one ywa'ra ef age, and be IBalthmre.jKIndelpbi ' ar* * within meet hove had xrevidenee in some place, Yortt, ’ . era number bf ptare* In the State, of t r three wiotehe, and In some particular < lotawtMp or word ten day■ wntt proceed- < , Ev: ery farmer should certainly inaur* Us balMbg* and in a bom* eoafgay. j: u • and other oBotre, of irubEta&e' yunriios of the felted __ ... Dn™r> bill. Tbe amendment of Ferae I Wood was pdupted. It provide* that apirita ia hood for sale, whether or ■ dbtiUed prior to the dale of thia »i •tall ba aelyectto thereto* <dduty y tided by thia act from end after the it day ef Jan. 1864, nc.fl spirit* wk �• Jiral art IJijtftllaxrw. Will tt sa AccsrnaT—In consider ing lhe qvestM*, whether tbo President' amnesty oriU be accepted by tbe Svolhen «r bbsbt oantn. ,21*. i, . . . . ; : meui ram 1 Cora.” 'NiwUM Trsta* oa the Miehleaa Ceara Bullrred Mlotf Batata Creek re follow*: ■’•'lit "' -* reaias »■!’»*•»■ X * Say Express.......................... 141 P. M. . nun uirviu 1 The timW a. well a. th. strong, tbe ser vile n^Wbrt •• the amUtimw will be found in it." . - Atbre, JS-tr'i-v .... *................. rST’ - - , jg m THousawn m. awutem." i -1 ■ ---------- MABONIC. Oi;; KI *.«. BICE.Ore‘tltapanMeareOt. - HastingB, Zaaasry It, MU «w - Jrjal JtofitH. i If sell 1. o. ml Ck T. The regular Dieting* of WILD FLOWER tlarttago. Mich. J. W. Minuiu, Bec’r T» ForLaakberhilbsLag,wilt be>M, IX CASH .-Jib** «4m»................. .mi a m. •~T.- Hi. ...................................... . •.'r()p"MicnTaAN ProbMeCrert foe tea Co., •»| VW* lor ise awva wages aae au aipeaau C paM. For psrlicslars adibw. ty o< Barry boldta « ttre-feobula ODre. An IM BOrUkM A CO., Osa. Agesta, AveSOolDocnil, Mick LOT OF I.ETTERS, Remaining uncalled for at tbe Healings Post Office, for ths week ending Jinn Th* Circuit Cocbt »■£ lliia Comity h ary 26, 1864: BOW in Session at tbe Court House, 7 Judge I<ovtoL preaiding. We here not Johnson Fnuik Tkjlor B / W[a< Jacob J / ha<J a »l jht at the calendar, bat under- Knox John Baah A K X etand ilia amount ot bnaintaa is not large. IVnona calling for any of <b« above letters vil C*“rr" f0,~l’*r lot PacjuKO.—Tbe business of cutting ’ R.' J. GRATT. P. M. nnd packing ice from tbe mill pond haa begun earlier than uoual. It is awrly a S PECIAL NOTICES. foot th(pk. Pbilo Drtnrura, W. C. T. TO Donation Vtalt. CONSUMPTIVES. In tbe taeltev of th* ertste of Mmes Ltrrnw ■ow ou foe ta Al, Court may b* admitted ta Pt* bate, and U.e Eiecutore tliervio M»»d duly »p pointed. ' r Thereupon it it ordered that Tuesday, the 1 tlb day *f Febraary text, at ten o’claek )n the fore noon, be aaaintd for Uw bearing of udd petition, and- that the heir* rt law of said deceased, aad oil Other pcrwnt i.itervstcd in said rotate, are re quirco io appear at a teaaion of Slid Court, then to bo boldoa al ibe Probata Office. In thn Villag. of ilaatinga. and show canre. if any there be, why the prayer of the petltteaer should not be granted. estate, of ibe pendency of said petition, agd tbe 11 Y T oaUqfoetoriiy »PP—ffiW by affidavit rttAla j JKicMgaa CeMUMjBffilirffiffiffi. 1 having baoa mate tai tbs freedilfoas Paririi fou^^unw to lUwsr'd k ! TR^jNasmtffisdjSnaNirea.XMmdNM BUTTAXe MMKliaWT. irsH 5 they will aajey ell the advantages shioi pertain tu 4 ruling rfass. They fill bar all the let offioos 10 give away ; s}i puwe over legislslioa wiU he in their bands s ia. • B ”* mui y <>»« wrf. ^jyTEOF MICHKUge Eighth Jndiefc] Ch mi! ■*.'■**.... MaBr?An.Bixta . ote .a tU.L'na .Ull^lr, .«! *XSZ2XXS53S.25 m-juunt _ H. flli ifihin CH A NCErJ ORDER. _ fr €gmt. JuftwZx’wLt text tes given, that Ibaeridmortma. will bo forerto^ known described a* fo^lowa, to W« 1 > 9b« •sdtrrtod ene-balf cf all tho bdror daarrlh*. dafoult threOHUt asMbUl^ b« token « plataaat cauVtf nolle* of this ord# fib* H>h liabedinlhe “Brettogs B*nn«r." af|Ni« sawn and ihfiCdicle^roZX m tol rosy red goed-^rtliheayarag too* faTta^. two yrare oU. GODFREY 8CHEPFKT; IMHfebipa at” ,-»;;tottyyJJisra/»»* ■ fear roda rert tft**o Iraka, lb rail ykoJk 1ST- irt ^2. be pdreonaUy served on lb* said ^pniireaidas to acctfop line, three* oart to rorttoa ItsTUurty . 1. »TMQM«kB BMMKnk fol K.A4fiffib) acron rode toplao* of bcginrtiig; «fo» (hi nsdlri dad o«q half of tM JLJrW Ayanh*' ifcM. '»*■» qaiteb- of amMiafirrratera to Townaidp BEpFLE-S d-' xVjS Freer Beura and rang* aforesaid (vis. Town two North af «?* Hoaaraoa. Kregvtea trafimiffitmuffliai iotoffimhHm Dated. Haatinga, January », IM*. here nnld raiihaAberra Wactyraftra^. trt itai (AUrus copy.] Attest, 8. H. Cooc. tbsl parnri naw owned by U m party o/th* aeoond / (L 8 ] Deputy Register. part, st public auction or vendkr. al tb* north trout door ol tba Court Hous* hi Haatinga, Rarrr veunty. Mfohtgou, on th* aecond davof ffirbraary, oa. oewmoedleg^t teem Sartfly. — » taeraiegh CHANCERY OBDER. A.^D^ 1WaTon* o’cloctUn tb*rtWMaa. £JTATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Clr~ ~1' ~ pn—ll uf for Umit appraranre. r OrootlCbtef ftiCTlir iff. AiinusrUrairixo/tEt^ate ort^toroao ifieowa C. O.Holxmw. Atfr ffirarid Adw’x. Cfortae Atdia^, Dtfoodoot. "Mr for* ba* for area ihaa tea jrors Kase greatly disfigured by erafttera aadfibaataw, which at tire** ex leaded mtr avy whotoMy.aad E^K ’.iyix; fswsMs ntr-4 CHANCERY SALE. SlrtaaflUteMg: Nhi mMfoa of I. A. A C. G. ’tjSSifeSSus”- O for the eouuty of Barry, ia Chaacary. : ’ -RuffieU. Rae. 181 Ito. ■ ■ ?.rj r^t, CURE^SSttt:* vonsnoptire sufferers wiU rewire a valaable paper printed in said eouuly. of Rarey for three tire* mauths from th* date of thia order,and that -1 hare need tbo'People', Core1 ta my feaailr witbgreet benefit, h trees rt aarofcta aad Bak prescription forth, e.:. of CoMampiioa. Aslb •uceewre wroks. prtrlous to said day of hear- in can* of her appearaace. abe «ause her answer Io parsasMa and by virtue af a decree Of tNn Rbeom. aaBJerararagraerafiiAU, toqoaMtty te ma. Bronchitis, and al! Throat and Lang affee “<A true tapy.) H. C.PRfNDLK. Court, mode ta Mm abovw eooae, au the ififfi Ara my frterata. all rtwbom 1 belierotorehire brew of Jrtv. A. D. IMS. L ffianebaortbor. oferaL Urn, (free of ctorgVj) aandra^thmr address jasri) Jadgu of Probate. itora within taterty.3ajragnaeam*rire Ou bar of a aMrtf'raaiwiaasrta aodof Bony Courty. MtahThursday eve. Feb. 4 1864. “ Williamsburg copv ofaadd bill and notice of th* aslry of thia igan. ilxall aril rt public auction, to th* blgbrel order, and la dethnll thereof that artd bill wilt b« Udder, on Thursday, the 18lh day rfjanaen. A. Haatinga, Jan. 25th, 1864. , Kings Cu., M«v York.taken ai eonfewed by said non resident Itefrod D. XMfe al os o'clock ia tb» aWfaata Of said janfTltapeeacsl ant. And it ia furthrt ordered, that within day. rt th* north front door of tb* Coral Houae. By order ol Committee. Estate at Job* Creak. y twentT, days th* romplrtnant cause a notice of af artd Barry. aooaV. (ta wtc. tb* plaea W buM- birth of my boy. who to bow Hrair* rears oM. I gTATE OF MJOUIGAN. | ^rabrto Court thia order to be puhlipbad |n th* Xt*- 10g th* circuit corirt of arid eoaalr, ,m the village hart hod msay trooblre and diflretato. ail Ute JONES a HARLAN ume, unfitting to* for every kiad rtlator. aad Coruna and Colds.—Those nbo are Of KaJama»-o task* Ibe beat rtittni ever otBaatlaga. ta arid eooatr, AU that certain piece At a aeaalou of aeJd’Cnart bolflen at lb* 1‘rolata thia market, and second to nans ever •rprevaiof Land.lytaaand botagta tfea aoaatr .Anuuuedrtlertt^teeXl^wn^XE suffering fr».tn Coughs, Colds, llmraenesa, brought made in tbe State. Kept coutantty on band bv b«to Office, ia th- village of Hasting., oo TBeadsr, of Hany, sod 8*010 rt MtaMrao. aad derertfirt tee l-jth day of January, talk* rearon* tbrai in eurcaartoo—or tbrt be cans* a copy of thii aa tb* w»t half af the wart haft rt th* aoafo-roal Sore Throat. <Scc., should try “Awn’s the puuad or barrel bj sand eight bn nd red and sixty four. ’ Present, order to be pereoaally served on tb* eaidvion-reaD. C. BAVLKT. sarttaetwenty.in township three North Aroad in/ TrocAra,” a simple remedy , Sbtnnaa a Prindle, Judge of Probate. ident defendant rt teoartwentv days before th* _ Mas. Canuatxa Dcwaxa, which has relievsd thuusands, and which fa tbe matter of the rattle of John Cronk, Hole prescribed for her appearance. HARVEY WRIGHT. '‘Di immaker. Cuufofl Affey, ebore Tugfaeek Mxhcw's Chocslate Wont Drops ! deceased. H. WRIGHT, da ia almost ertry case effectual. CTraafc A^t Ctaaafaritoff, On rea-i.ag .nd filing the petition, dale verified {JanKl CMt 0*1 am*maste.«r, da aad foe Barry Oouwtr, Mfeblgna. in and for Barry county, Michigan. NEVER fall to deatror and evteminste el! of David Boaloo. Executor of th* last Will end Hwaresv a Auaa. SolkHore for fTiraqilaiAt. uf said deceased, praying, that Ina I. A. A C. 0. Uoutsoos, Complainant'sBoHeitore Coagreaalobal. Doled. Dec. Utb. IHA. declt klndaoflntestlna] Wurn.a. Arepcrfoctlj reliable Tr.tsaient final Administration Account may be examined in all cases, and for super* tin eny and all of the anil allowed. BZXATK. Worn coofoetioua, end oeaareua Vrrmtfn[u a.) Dspffiy Register. ’Washington, Jan. 20.—Mr. Brown Faoej ADMLNBTRATOR’8 BALE. For fire or tax waakaofealted re appetffia. tod aM get in oae. They may be taken afhM timaa with day of Febroxry next al ten o’cloek.in tbe fore­ inresented tin memorial of 63 members perfect aafcty. aa they contain J>0 MERCURY, or noon. b* aaaigaed for tbe bearing of said pm In th* matter of th* Betel* of Jo» L. McLaxCHANCERY ORDtR. of the Missouri Assembly against the other del'tcrxMu drag. Motbaro should a! wav a Ulloa, nad that lb* beira nJ law of said daeeasLaM,BK«M*4. . ■ «.- , ;, j-.-iu-fiel Iwra pure hire them and give their children 00 other.' ed, aad all otber.pereore interested In said estate . Nouoa to haroby given, that by ristaart Haraao •confirmation of Gen. Schofisld as a Major ij'a IkliaHw whatever U naceassrv to bagireol are required to appear at a session uf said Croirt, CTATE OF MICHIGAN--Eighth Judicial Clraad anttaority graatod to aw by Um Jadgs ndFroEach boicoutalna It bn.;, or Lotragri. 1*Hm then te b* boUea rt tbe Probate Office ia lhe vil­ O coil, in ChancotT. •General. h— bato in aad for tb* reoaty of Harry, aad Stole of oeau. For sale by all Uraggiala and Dealvra las* of nastiaga, and stow cauae.if any (herebe. Tbe Ilesolulioa of tbe Milwaukee Si in nedleinea. • by the prayer of the i«el>tiuucr should sol be in said county, on th* eighth day of JanuaFv. ■Chamber <>f Commerce, asking a modifiC. ft. W ALKER. General Agent. o'ctock in tbo afteroooa ef that day', ot tb* aorth 8 And it la further ordered, ttsl Vtrprtttinner ncUlsnly Buffalo. N. Y„ and Fort Drte ‘ C. W. A. D. ISM. •entioa efthe Reciprocity Treaty, were door rt the CoartHoM* ta th* vilhtee of Haattags, Jld« Clrar, give notice te lhe person* interested in said steakta th*ooanty rt Barry aad Btate otHlihlgra.W referred. , «f th* pendeaev of said petftlou and th* bearing , 01 the right. kUe and Intenet of theaeM diora.id rafUb CtaT A resolution was adopted instructing thereof by causing a cope ef ibis order to bt pa ka­ to the foilaa iag described Bml Estate, lytog aad li abed in tbe "HaaHtig* Banner.” a newspaper New Advertisements. prialed the Milwaukee Committee to ascertain being in tbe ooantyot Bury to wit: and circulating In said eoaalr ef Barre, and report the facts connected with the for two weeks, pre* loua tested day of hearing. ter (XTof watioa tweetoy Era. (M) ta town Amo* iXcWn, Otmeral toreg No. EM Kata gfiADMINISTRATOR’S SALE ' jansfr SHERMAN CTPRINDI.E. •xamiuauun by ths Board ofUfficers into Hist* of Indiana; On motion of L A. A C. IU. («) north of rang* eight (8) west, aoutataiag thir- Baffrie. N. V-, to whom afford*™ taurtd bo ML (A tree copy.] Judge of Probate. Holbrook, Complianaat' SoHeilara.lt Is oansain, ty-esren (871 here* of lend, more or lees Also tbo alleged atfvgMtsges of concentrated la lhe matter oCtbeeatate ofl.odu.R Nicbolaf that tbs said noo resident defendant cans* her village tote Noe. M«. U>* aooth half of filfo aad *na"**‘ rtf-E-TT'. feed for Horet’X and if reported <m favor- deceased. apiiroraa** to be entered in Ihie cans* within lot KI JaaaM by IB feet out of lhe rouvhtomt Notice ta btrebr gteen that m purauar.ee of a three mouths from th* date ol thi* order ; and that corner ; aH ta tb* village rt Haatieg* la seed Bar­ •I'lj. »h‘ such f.-vd Las not Iwen uecd. lieenac granted to mv.br the Judge of probetr for in ea*e of her appearance ah* caaae her anewer ” ““liSTvEwSR; m— The resUoSson reviving tbe Committee the county of ilarry. I aball eipoec /to aaie al Estate of Job* Culrur. to the Complainant'* Bill to be Hied and a copy <mi lhe eondeet of lhe War, with House public MClion Io Ills lugheal bidder, al tbe Dated, AUguat 21, IUs. decIl QTATE OF MICHIGAN,County of Barry, u. thereof to be served M tbe Complrt nanl'a Solicit, amcssdmeuts'reqiiiring investigation into late rceidruce ot Lee'ns ILNicbUa. deceased. Iu O Al a seas 100 of tb* Probots Court for tbe ora. witbin tncoty dara after rerriaa au bor af lialtimorr. oa Mowday. tbaeievenlb filth) day of a copy ofaald bill, aad notice of the entry of" thia cor,! recta were passed. January 1*4. at tea o’clock in the forenoon of county of Harrv, bolde* at th* Probate Offic*. in order, aad ia default thereof, that said bill will ADMINISlIiATOK ’ S SALK. tbe Tillage of Hastings, ooNocdsT, tb* Ut!> day Mr. Lol ia mar addressed the Senate al that dar. all tbe right, fltle and ink-real of Mid be takeu as confessed by said non-resident de­ . WttMirt A.VB rt®'' to tb* following described real relate, of January, in lhe vesr rwie thousand elgt.t fendant. And !t is further ordered, that within Nunes is hereby given, that by virtaa aad ja length m support of the rule requiring drraaead or 00 much thereof a. ahall be nereaaary for tbe hundred and Mtiy-iour. PrcMBt Sherman C. twentrtdars, the complainant cause a notice of Sceators to lake the prescribed oath. payment efthe debta of eaid deceased, and tbe Piin.llr, Judge of Probete. thia rirdor tube pafih.iMd In th* A BE vra euffrrtag with Orta drcud.diBMra, Kooin tbe metier of the eelate of John Culver, late e Ipecac of administering said relate, io wit : a pablteo-wepapn* printed, publtohodand ttow- Ina, I aball a*U at Feb!to total— to Mr. Anthony followed in support oi WA^Tf) NKL'BALGU KIM V««eMM The aoulb-weel fractional quarter of wetkin of said county, deceased Irting in eaid cooaly, aad that arid publication ba Wddor, al lb* dwattfoa boose Of WMIfam BbOitar. tbe aOtbotity ef the Senate to establish 13i Um south part of the sooth mat qnarter of On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, continued a* leaat-oneo In each w*ek, for six iblbatowaffiifoefftrtrteetlte. **><010 W Berry, •section Is; and tbtf west frpetlonal part of th. of Jatnea E. Culver, ^raring that lhe last W1D weeks in eoeeemion—Or tbsl be enos* a copy nf and Blate of Michigan, oa Monday, tae filtoeath ARE you'£dkod with the taMurea of Bltesiuvw/ seeh 'a rule. and Testament uf raid deceased may be admitted • Mr. Bead risks opposed the ad option mirth-weal quarter of section IP all ia ton two to Probate, aad lhe Execution lliereefbaeoruir.il- Ibis order to be personally eerred on tbe arid day rtFobraary aext,M tea o ctoe*. A.M, rftaa, WAraos’. Xareuna Krxu wffl spetally ntorf. (tlnorlh ol Rang* eight (S) wart; also the east noo-rveideot defendant, at least twenty dove be­ day ttxfoUowtag daaaribed piano or parotf 0 of tbo new rule, arguing that the eadors half of tbe aoulli-caai qaarterof »re lion is, aad ted to lhe prtibeacr and John K l/rthndee. AREyoa auSeriog Crara the gaawtagaof DnrsaThere upon it ia Ordered, That Mooaay, 4h* fore Um tnu* prcscvttx-d fiff iwr sp^rawn ro ’ land, aitualad J* U>* eouuty of Barry a^ Btoteof nrntt of lhe State they represented enti­ lhenmth-eaat quarter of lhe north east quarter of Mtaklpa. briragiag to Ur* Eatala rt Ftoram fiantC*] CirrtH Onrt Cbuuoi^li... <4, in town two north of ranee 1 we.t, filtoretb’ da* of January ••>*- <•» o.elac* ta’ tled Senators to scale. He also opposed aeeUon of th* *o*A rod rt the raai har vZhaatarttoMM containing, to All, three hundred and trigbly-alx tli* forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said io aad,fol; Barry County, Minings*. lhe re construction policy of the Presi­ (M4) acres of land, more or leaa; being la the petition, end that the hrlra at tew of .aid deceased LA. AC. G. HooMaooc,CoeipleinanV>Bolieithre quarter oftertfoa twen(y.-aiae, la township sea and all other persons interested in said estate, county of Barry aad SlaU of Michigan. Dstnl, Hastings, January fih. 1844. ♦ north of range Un wrvt. dent. 1 Watom’.Nrei?ttarKai^arajy^«r JOS ATMAN NICHOLS, Admiairtrater. ar* required to appear at a aesaiim uf said court, (A true copy.) Atteat, 8. JL Coat, Dated. Dsecmbaf 4,1 Ml. ., Tbo Seoatc then wenlinlo an executive MART ANN NICHOLS, Administratrix then to be boldxn rt ibe Probate Office, in tbe oniptjLTfarrttogc, ;. (u *.] Deputy Jtogiater. Tillage ot IIa*tian, sad show cause, if any there Admialrtrator 0! ttt* *jW| ofFfpraec WMp*ck„ be. why tbe prayer of the politioaer should not ? ’ '*U1 b” •»?5* Mf ** Eatate of George II. Bioelu. dfWM<'1 '. . . -z a* <,**°*? ■ A-djoureed. The abor* sale ia hereby postponed to tbe twen­ ,KyfK. - fo.porMw » ty.Bret day of March next aiteno’clock. A. 11. •And it ia further Ordered, that th* petitioner MkPlMOAS^jBx Cowtv.^** Baltimore. January 11th, ISM. give Mtiee to Hi* person. Interested tn said gTATK. ’’-arq ” -»A V GUARDIAN'S SALE. ‘ ‘r Tbe House resumed lhe consideration JONATHAN NICHOLS. Administrator. rotate, of the peadraev of said petition, and tbe |... • • C. K WtoKBM. rnyvirto, Nqfrf . ' MARY ANN NICUOJS, Administratrix. hearing thereof, by can.log a copy of Ibis order lb* v^lsf• of Harttoya, on Wodneodey^ the Cth rtCtbe joint resolution amendatory of tbe to be published io the Eraser, a news Bv virtoe of a Uevv.ee granted by th* Probate emifo—lion act. paper primed and circulating in sold eounty of thoneond eight hundred aid sixty four; <;r ■— eoart rt th* conntTrtcJboun mediate of MiebMr. Sweat of Ma., replied to Mr. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. Barvy. for Hire* nueeeeeeve weeks, precious to Igso. to tb* undemgMd, aa Guardiaa of Dalia R. J’reaonl Marmaa C Friedl*,Judge of Probate. ffeeker and El er (1. Pecker, la.oor children rt eaid day of bearing. Davis of Md., denying Utat the minority In the mat ter of the rotate of George H. Brooks, Henry wd CT3oe Packer, deemard. I aball a*M,rt All persons baring claims against the >a» 8. 0. PRINDLE, were here to embarrass tbo Adminis­ Afofr of AfarttUo r. Onaly, PuU< Aortten. e. th. toad, to lb. «rf fori (A true copy.) Judge of Probata. tration. deceased, are hereby notified and requested la M^day, uil Z^dayt>rr*teJiyflUtfm <.« The Great Freach leeway 1 Tbe confiscation subject was passed preeenl the same for examination and q4arttaenl praying tart he may be lieeasmd to aell certain O’clock. P. M.. ik. oralhrtfrt teearattoroatquar­ Kral Estate, belonging to said deccaaad in eaid peover. ter and tbe reel hsffpf lhe aorth-wert tmarter of by th* Probate Coart for the eeanre of Barry, oaeBoa tweaiy-Onw. fn.) n> foWMidp tWa (2J Tho House then went into commitlee who will meet for such purpose, rt the FroThe oata aortata mid 8to Keenedy foe afi Otee ' oorth of range eightIfilWaaL ' of the whole on lhe amendatory excise bate office, ia the village of Healings, lhe T) ROH ATE Order.—Htet* of Michlran. ta. tta.trubihmOloatMyDiffierttom Irra^to* . PACKER. OaonfM*. in said county of Barry, on Saturday, tbo tweoty- JL Csuuty of Barrr.aa.—Al a session of the Pro­ tiro, aad all tb* other dtoaaam te whfoii the wreere bill. Tbe amendment of Fernando eevenlh fljlfij day of February and oa Saturday, bate Court for tbe county of Barry, lioidea at tb* DM, Deaember 94.1M>. derto Wifc aadMatber ia peculiarly liable. the twaaV-ttn* D'^l M»J. on » U-oum Wood was pdupted. It provides that all Probate Office, ia the village of Hastings, os and eight hundred and sixty four, at tbe hour* Wednesday, th* sixth day of Jsnuam.in tre 'car but eretafe and certain te their ertfoL Ttoy spirit* ia bond for sale, whether or not of ' G«artUto Bala. . ten clock. A. M., oa lhe ruxpective days abut* no* Iboeaaad eight huadred and sixty-four. disuUad prior to tho dale of this net, meuUoa*!? Six months from thn 1st day of Present. Sbermxn C. Priadl*. Judge of Probate. fa the metier of ibe Estateef TattleX; Wflltom in Um mouer of th* estate of Wdiiam 0. •hall bo subject to thtr rates of duly pro­ December, 1^4.3. being lhe Urn* limited (by lhe A^Emarray aad Lilly 1* Bate, rataota. ‘ Probate Court for th* final ajjartmanl af all Lanham. >ate ofaald countv, deceased. vital by this act from aad after lhe ISth claims sgalnrt said estate. Natlas to hereby fries, that te pwreaaaee of a Ou reading and foiag the petition, duly verified, llcrouK granted ta me by the Probata Court for TRAVERS PHILLIPS, 1 CbMiafo- oftoredar Upham, pray teg. for r-area taarein day of Jan. 1864, except spirits which tbe ocuaty of Barer. I aball mffl oe OAaaa to ba rthrc peXtotiMBv JeUpert^Mdk. ’ • ABA D- FORK, | sfoaw*. act forth, that AdmimalreUoa of said relate 1may hare huen taxed under the law of July 1, add at paIdle auction to lhe highest bidder at the Dated, January U, UM. jantf be committed to lhe petitioner. North daw ef Ute Court Hornm. is th* vitfoge rt 1862, which shall not bear more than lhe Thereupon, it la ordered that Tuesday, lhe 9th day of Fooraary next, at Ira a'rtoek in tho fore­ additional or Increased tax provided for ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. noon. be assigned for tbe bronng of eaid Mlitioa, rtaart miaora (beinu tbe oadividad feorAfehO by thia act. The carat*illco disposed and that lb* balroat tow of roid deaeaartl. aad all io ten matear of tbo relate ot William B. Shaw, other pereoosiataraated inaaldoateteare required ofaa spirits aacsimi of Uta biH without altering the rate of 66 cents a gallon. Notice is hereby girra that by rlrte* of Breast BBEBIFF8 SALEWithout aonduding action, the commif keretofort ■ swliit re mo bytbe Jadge of Prebuie Hugs, aad show euro, if any there b«. why the tn red for tee eenaly af Barer aad State ofMicbof th* paMtiaaor should not b* granted. tM rase and tbe Hoorn adjourned. s’ffX’jas&sBittifc ina. 1 wiHexpoae la naia a* Public tertian, re prater Aad it iafarthor entered, that lb* pmihoner Slarday tee tw*MUi day of March, >8t4. rt ret oeSMaowlyr 1 nol lea to all peraon ■ in isrooted ia artd relate under tbe seal of the circuit court, for the county o’dackui th* aflemoo, at tbt late rertdrett of giv* .Mb* pendency of Bold petition^ and th* herring Froai Laeoiag. THK COKFEWtEDES AND EXPQUXJKK , ' SpeemJ dtopsteh to.tU.Advarlfoer and Tribane. right, title aad interreTof J^bn Delay, the defond4:sIw«S.i"r ’■ . Laasuae,Jaa. U. '* rM to^A inntvbva'iNvAijrp. ADNiaWTRATeRH SALE. ? ’ Tbe Ilouee to-day, by a vote of 33 to tw% UVLim taVSl 24, in Commitare of tbe Whole, struck out ths first the principle section of thW Dated, JanaaryM, 1M4. >reS7 • Gsnecal iUilrood Um BilL aad on ha tees -?rtl rtvbfoh I shall *xye* for rele algubli* L’y e^dXto?*. indeZsataly peetpeoed,-ay es 43, uays 85. CHANOXat SALE. This commits the Legislature to special ?•'7toieoa!£p 'epueai^1”" he mirth front door of tbe Coarl house, in QTATE OF MICHIGAN,-Tbe Circuit Court legislaliow for seek road. The House O for the oouaty of Barry, in Chancery. was afraid^ff wdd spwtuUtion, ending In he ware Obe JfamsarWEst, wHl be liberally AngosSra A ^demod ftrepfollfl. ‘"’>re7 &J. BADGOOE. All are respectfully invited to attend a donation visit at the parsonage for the benefit of tbe Bev. T. B. Granger, on 11 ,Sir.cURES”-=US sS^^EEsTaffss «TrSK»riA!wS LOST! ’i tw1 terir hWM >• -> <"» « ttatauta rf M«»Ui.7-51,»ltm— • ««* *>*■* J Ik, 1 IWM » nu Ar Ua .*• •* » wWJ7] Uyr> -*r him ita’iSeinTeb ceased firfag and waited LOST ! Jahny ad. im^boterwreKebaeSe A Btrteer’s ■ . . n Jfn.K-0.6RAr. wvwvTfw -n yAB maUaMqb.rtaro;^^^^ 7 j«y iJvVv ■ ^rarara-n-M^refX —----- Mutkad, Janrerrfigte, JMl SFMWIIt.'■* fir ConZZZ&L" MP, ®IWiv. ZX.-ed tbo S 9^ fetefa&xr to * T. ’tft Ate* ATTACHMiNT NOTlCix n* CHrttii (WMrffiifttoW*-*T- yA.RM FOB BALE. reMre wwte thesabda. I. Poraon, ffi ENW MModk d-r«f Ofo Court, made in the abate raua*. ou Um »lb day ■f Joaoary. A. D. Mfo L’ !be snboeriber, fXrawt a^t ftrewfmlwMr kn.sad tt Barn es^ty,. Jfosfo MT tibiBC Jinwary ®Mk- A. P- TINT ■ unBnj ’ dee tec Attcnmj-iforFtotalife. 1 STtoaata by RORKKnMHUUB. Bredar, jto.w.tm �niil JgmSLJLVm MHSTHEMKMS. 'BVO.ers wWi-rtUtrtWF’iKr'jrttKw Wt*** iteXrwv. j „_______ _ . fifrilMaiW oS\W NVtfcV awd. «o\A\\XXvtT£ ka.%, 5°* Vo<^U \\vae> '5<<x^ rtuic'ft. vuecAxd. aa arUcV oj fcXotaacVv W»t w-WfcA* tafeta vev \xro^tr ^awj.vAv'Uc*, av\A at ‘Cat Y-fo^tv Vnu, avt a wart \et cxMi,a\\x>L o$ ’alcohol HELMBOLD'S / GENUIWE PREPARATIONS. COME AND BUI MORE (tty gistings $ai •'^BTyrninniKD tyeey wed at aaeruiM, u*»t eosvrrJ f^b’fi “ Jbww BbtV «• u< J udl gistings’ $asintss Jli ail 1.. ■ • |‘HJ I ataieenbrrr, Impure waler and .Uber rs.ero^auMjJ^OTgXIUm-.JW ible ash retawlr and LlM’UHnita nbo reautt to it aad a\\ K\Ma«e* oS * *vHvt- artetert ita prrtseffea qualdMa Iq ad renew, pre eared braewr brief ronroa of this rnarrrl, u. Icdt aatarc. ■todic.au. »a<ar aad Agwpafca«a.a*ar being . rV\-vts^B\XXc»» GOODS ! ""It*”* . V n» “» R. J. GRANT! STATIONERY, tuui. MM MM or Hhatim. Sc-Jd barculou &pqi Swellirrs. t&bi White ' wnfrequeolty routorod toYtol* WIlMa a few days are cova\io*ftd o$ vwrt aad bv tbe use cf BoeTaHLra Bintt., weak ntewartr 1> rapidly tor uprated and ^.ovoc'C^xA. vocA* aad. \xcx\jk, tbeThe aypeflte rertnrad fry thia <reeabk Tanis, and bettor it norke wonder, iu cane* of tMfkrerBi and adat'a vaak» X\vta\. In lens cawttiiaed Lorina nf lutoasMton. Act,ng ^VxaAxXa^ *VovCkc. ttXoTOacXx ."BYXtotu Cabtorifo ptwk.^>to*sUtot feXl ' UTC XV* \VOOT WlUvCv VAtwik. I^fOrttf^.ftinO sad /.»» -f bT^wr^uA prompt and peeuieaent relief from ths Hitters. Tbe leaki-yEW"" to. The agony of Hri ioesCnaJC la iuuwliat.ly aa Mi.grd by saingle Jow rt the ettaisat, sad by ocrMhtoaU.^rexTtlng^o it lhe relurnrt tbe eon. Y5v. ’R.oVwkckk ftXowro.e\v 'ftxXXers IN MY LINE OF TRADE Come and See !! vaxMi, Wax \koor maw vaaa\^ TdocXor'a AdxW*. Dr. kLottcrcK'* . ftX.owro.eYx »xVXee* ©A8B WE *■■ •■‘•tJtftMr\r»r, ©aiy. 4MfUM * HVAE JUST RECEIVED INOairtpatthi art, Mae, rxcXv xaaa'% ttoXact aad CoaVjoTX. ■Qt. ‘B.o'wac.k'* ■rvrrU>t>l.iiOMralcalo rr-Xifotve • W r» e«t»blUb th«m. LM, b»» ne« kart. U U TV OnlyA»A StinnM brta« BHMtatuSarau(rv«« mW aart i<uK>e««t «» Irrula and rntirrlr frw from the acid cleiaeuM pnmtwtttwleil In*n lU ordit^r. Unie. .nd . feXova<\c\\ *B\XXC'tw vavXxjo'caX.c X\vc vvxak awd &c\nVXa\tA. Dr. -Repack’* ?>Xoto.o.c\x Jw&oiJU Woolen factory, ,r Axwc a\v-a\^ aad. xwoke HA3TI>i>8,Mk4i. WANT «MO0*1W.J WOOL (o ,BjaDuftwhirc iato CLOTH— Which wo offer at «\c\aftc\\o\\\ tv\\o\joN)\v. Vir. ■Ro’baek'a , GROCERIES The wbala aooanl of tea Loaa aulUrUad, is FIt» Burtrad MiUkaa rt DUlara. Aeart, /her /A»drW AflUwwtear h«eobaa^ai*»W f» tad ptvf iafertr TServry, moaUy wi’Ato IheUu K-ro STtoew gittrrt am jut up* tn giuxrl mvntha. Tbe large drwand (roes abroad, aad the bottl—,nf which th* alwit a fao-aim- rapidly inemiaing botoe demand far uao aa Ibe ilo. Th* lalrt i* final# tr.gravad, and btofa «f rlrrtfaUon by National flaakluR Aaaupiaia ywidti with a /rem lions eoworgsuhlug la oBptfU ot Uh amuln. will, in a rery,abort paafad, abertb Iba brtanee. •0unc«r/«M**- ff’no* 91 p*r heUU, or b*‘” ’•*re h“*'J ’*uRad from tea to brVarn rail­ tone traettr. frequently:aMMnag three million, sail la urrtl knows that tbe recrvtarv J^obask, (Frafrirfcr, J?O. t daaly.aart nt Tl ■ Ia. aMMto .>■ - —’ Bart Fourth.Bt, CinainMti, to whon all oriae-a ahquld te aJdaaeeed. POR BALE RY Clothing^ Roberta A strikar. Dastiac*; KU Niabrta. Jay R. terry. Oruaiyerilie. M. C. hwij Prrtnerille; H. . Krnniugton. M iddle. Ole, aad by dniggiala aad toercharta •haeeally. . ■< ’ ADLteHED ITflO. AND PETER LORILLARD, ipvBimaEMEST. aSA :, DRY GOODS! Banff and Tobacco Manufacturer babpwak: stobs. J^X5KfcsaiSk‘ ■*“ •W MWfROT STRTTT Df THIS CXTT, J :„■ Z^BOCERY, ' Eating ff Billiard saloon HARD-WARE! aa?rt,tr»—u;» °“p* *»•*. ’bkh M Unusually Low! aaaaabpMgi tfiw gatac te BaMa C Sl^.ri.fxsgrStT&gJ titix. Ilii. it atiuiulalee tbo eitrt » Uli dr ttron. lion, and thfaa eapafa ths dluntopam wftrh lurk pj£in tbc..Vrtm or Inuas ©n «|rang ,*\V»thvrtbe pn».llc Streit drotfUdVr' tr.tm a n row.nd- rt (ta*fMtuiMl nineh-aaul thd wwhine$tetobw©<■MmAvM> doreited tatcrtiawittmtaMl hare I win ; iv'ett by nlnodatd «nrt, and ilwru remains tib ...i-tlnti of Jte M'pMMg rxrolteisrw for tha mre «r tte otRHnnt diarenws (t to i»toiakrt\a laaorh. . A? rium> aaw rtrt awna A'E-Eifs Tb» ■aeratary of tha Trraaary haa aot y.t gteeu aotiec of uij ta|enlion fa withdraw U<i» popular loan from aala al Tar. aa<«al4 taa d«<a ■talks La firt. the utrtnatfnad, aa ^MOavaval RabeeHpUaa A<rnt.”wdl roetfnae to supply arc X\yx SoVAartk "VAcad., \>\j ^.rc\x.wX\.wvT \ikarr\vca, X\\frvaXtxxy AkVte\ixaaXxva\,<Xc. d i uretio.ahjotf/CS-a^rraAtT bcch u UTHE GKKAT nivamc, aad ia eartaU U> bare UMdaaM .Me< ta «B bhrn^ftr HM b it mmmmM. ■HdMK.of Uw atom raRaNa na« rcpomlN. etMraatar wOt aeeoapany tba oadieiM. F|ic« tl >er Brttls, ar rtx h*9». DaBramd to aay aAfcaaa. aaaarrty paabad fraa u. mJ rou mil protect roaruelf from Mhstfrrtag aart itent-rr rt tinea iteaateii. Jterpa bat the foul evrm|<foii' u«: tMarelfosfor ialha far mont ctfetual than any dtbtr dtech has 'BVX.X.e't* ftXowrocYv TSY-XXces MNZTS ft STOSS', 4s B. ALLES, DWSfflM Autapa «A4 I, A (•> TTOttfcttWA' d»-rdH lra.>ul ibe dinxUHll the rth irt.ildc at it» a «R 6&t KnHh Vt ' D. C. 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Tbyy are ray cen to teanww. „q TtoyTJ UP yao, with a nmereM votoe, TWaeel and leak are weary ■ (ri»< ’ With toillaf threegh a Uaaray way; .’ HASTINGS DRUG STORE !£! Roberts &. Striker, gistings’ SmintM Jir«toq>. Ttoy thiak that friendship's but a nU», lavcBted to dacsive yoe; ' And bint that tboso you lorp the toot, wm be the Aral to toarsyoa. Tteeysay that yen moat rever treat A premies o* mao's making— Ttot be wiU ptot your rein, while The eetbortovebg's taking. new and most complete assortment oi DBI G1 AMD 3IEDICIMES, ■^Ckereaicals, PsUreH, Oila, Cares to pberee, Barnla* Flaid, TUBPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi umit, W FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL FUR|-OSES,OXLY_aJ GROCERIES And peas with itouklnss manners by The bltaulags that may greet na A sttnn mst swrep across ths sky, Dut still the suefssbktogt There Irtrits a ailrer lining. Our Hmranly Falter KW Ihu world With acron oflorr and beauty. And we abaft Sod Ibra trtrjwbwa U*i bat da our doty. Hattapotett. -.Tw/W/^/fl^iUinaa. Sttisrtllanj. ^ererj-tataj in tte Grocery tins, sucb Also • great variety of ths C j2 DJ EUST lP;EBTPTmt7'~T Aid tanking Extracts, Ke also keep on band a good •ssortmrnt of STATIONER^, PENS, PENCILS, INKB. PAPER, EN­ VELOPE. CARDS, Ae., Ac. z Upon our shelves may to fosad all of tbs MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES’ A j. a. vam BBiJtrs WOOLEN FACTORY, HASTOtOS. MK’D. r WANT ss.000 Ito. rf WOOL I L manufacture into CLOTH— uiamji * irBiaws. A TTORXETS and COUNSELLORS AT LAW 2L Solieltors is Chancery. Tea and Ipsuraees Agneta. Bufaess attended to with pntiaptass. “ttSXw. Street, opposite the iPoatoSee, ktTELi£“'” "Rater id MHteg idoXXmM Utofl. antly aod cheerfully. AU looked eererdhIt. Just then Wifiy, who had teeen\i Ihgly to Me as VfitetCpm to fcteUne. ■efateyoe CM sit Wfeh ‘MoOr Lerererd taMiay -, and to-eoorrow ora ottav gfri sen him and the Jig fur the removal of bio ahoe, gave him ■ chance her seat, it Will tret do to' M*e push r that sent hlnj against a sharp mere than one eaetenge In fc day, <m eWdter’ortome'article of hirelture; 'hurt. toeoenSbCtba tosfteiro.’ All seemed Ing him badly . Eddy vee of roette Mtfcfied with this arrangemsot; and punished,-ana at fast three weary Bttle when raoess-eneA,wed etoy all huddled fr«nfee, containing heavy Marts, Worn around my drawings, mad Hesemd tomy iaid sway to ifldrnber. - *:•' explanations of tosrm, l jknaw my victory “Too bed, too b«d 1" murmured Fanny waa oomplste. AU teemed anxious to Barton,'as bar own hired sink upon her pfaae'tffd closer and eloeer. th»y grpw pillow.that nigbtl “Anna must be rous­ ed from |Ws’* and she fay long awake, trying w"tank 'vf some wg/ to''do And T'havo endeavored to eterry OS? Oj ortiat*t tto.?- thereime principle ever oince m beechT|ie next morning herfirst request waa teg.' I Mrs (Wted that A harsh, or* even for pertmssfcm to ropalrtbe torn dr^S an Impatfant word/Will tend a dissatis­ which was easily dope by removing, tBe fied feeling through the whole schoolroom ktrip eontainlng the rent from the over full skirt. When it was completed' she “ ‘Leva sad tore only is ths boon far terr.’** eaDsd Mary and showed bet ffii.'niM ■B.>bowdo»(U,.pFl/.l. m. «d rfrdss. '“Atad nbw”fem(-5rlirte4 edriiraL and khep it so nite:' won't ybtfF' ' r' night, that my children mu«t alljgo sub- In Um ayanpafa of Me fareteWMifa** ^Uwrie.tee* Bar- Meeds Penny" to take him, Mrs. Cs rev see tn ed more like the Anna, of other days, as ithe watehed'ihelr jcyodtpfay'. faq Wd'. “If they would only be asgood all the time,-1 thou Id be the bkppieaf wife and mother jn the world." , “AM yon oqMiVtn be how, Anna!— They are really rood children rod Vttt have a beaadfut home, and a kind and loving busband." “The last I will admit, but my children are certainly very trunblceome." ' “And arc not all children 1 But w* favstHre petfent with tSehi.' They ' have their vexntluns nn^" annoyances aa well aa wo. Shall I 'tell you about rriy first school F .. ’ “Do, if you please. I baye often and the yuungest two, came shyly into wondered nt your pristane* Itftewhlng. t!.e ro.u:>, n..J rvc ivoJ the kisses, pleas­ Youara not obligato, and cyan if.h,» ant words, and little' presents the giver knew so well how to bestow. K half necessary to do any thing for yttof own support, If II Van my ca»<l should rath­ hour was allowed them, tend then they s?. °r Were eept baeS to the truX ' Abd then the two friends, who bad corresponded but not. met lor several ;But you years, conversed of the poet, long' and lovingly. They recalled their pluoant jiqg children, of ached days, and the names uf those wbo assipt: — — w U-ul DE. X. P. DRAKE, _____________ p’sssEii’x^.'a^syrSsr- PRACTICAL DENTIST. iiiji «• *• । ».m ■ in. . this, and soon 1«8 the eonverailion to riteMater theneter . :! db.mmren A The afterneM pateod Mltoo MiaMy f ared whraJU. Garay «mm, < fa Abe tote ning. he c<mgra:ufated hie wjlo apra: tor; irerawradtouto. IWtoimroocra trerae. Thoenae, Gewrel cnetnmed to oreunlt Um <m nettoml afSiTuEi Xml.’ veteiraWe Jreiah Qeiner.bwtfc waa oreeii humbler to tone a»<d1stniUM rfaepaoitv tn adwtee than la apparent fa General McOellM 'a epistle. Gen: MeCMan oommenoee hie letter, written alter greet and repeated defeats, hr saying that Ma army waa *ta a crltlcal egpditton." aa It oaanredly vac At such a time Grawt re Rreranma iwnoM hare been ooproeeod with enUeifado • Aw its sajsty; they would have tanmd t^T HTort towards etrenrtbealM Ha ooeltto*. Not an wtth the “Treswt Nnpotomi."— His cofiitatlons veto too wt for the present Tba sphere of Me duties waa too eirenmaerftred, and be yearned in bit eare for the future of the' oremtrr. Sit tide ie achoolmaotar to the Pmddent bo “And. while suffering mentally,'wtp H any wonder that she was careless, and hurt Sd^y’a 'foot1‘ At»4 while to was smarflkg under this, wee It fanjr - taoudter that to was cm» and unkind to Willie T “But whnt gwuld you hare had me do, “Bean sprry the trunk was there, tod determined to hrvalt removed; soothed Mary, and thus sent happy hearts to a peatefol al umber, and your own to bright­ er hopes for to-day." “I begin-to see, Fanny; and I will try tn strenfe Into a different atmoaptore. I never thought of this before." , But a dark cloud Was between her and the sunlight-, for in lew than three days, WlBy,' chubby laughing*4tihderlffg" Bide Willy, lying, hushed and still, a vfatipi l« d'ptberia. , Then, and' not dll tfcou. dW fifa ifal' .. wickedness of fa DWtofwakW _ teeriera agony raeh 0Mn; topr Mi Uttfa crib and preyed that the bitter cep might vine eonld be instructed to-* , । ——., . . L , u, ,, ,tM, snothor, but not till ha and his satellites had managed. In their diabolical enry, to bring defeat upon Gen Pope’s army. rtJVa ean’otederetoad freon Me letter ' j.c.b.„o- aaraworp, Antei Wd-IMP-L-rw by relieyiM you of yoqr caree, w renrefa. .(Jxmp now.aud show me kitchen 11 pan assist you there, cure." , “Oh, no! I havesui eacelkat j 8he>e a IkUafret/Dl, sometimes ; 1 so neat, faithfol and orderly, that, I h. f. cHsimr, WOOL CARDING Ipok that, lou cannot, relievo ; IOUNTY CLERK sad Notary P«bHe. Offlee Does Promptly and.fa the tee> Masoer. ’ F4* earn, Faqny; tor j|‘ * |jj|| l la the Court Honso. . that lam*lung mo L Srnrens, Bcp» ty Ctork. nay be fund in tba .. ofJ^orta XHteikcr. lu mibrook’. Block. Geitorel our arms, ano uooc no movu w iwwi■ the Union. Tbree more modest mra. thought it at reach, e. they onaH do te control n jinsy and obtain victoHee b “JoatWe carefulwl can be. Indeed, ’^WiH^oo forgive YM«,' Anna, If I I did not mean to War it: because said'I wqo to'kehpR b whole year* and wOohdT’ 4 fae curried It WiA a light heart, to her "Certainly If yon do to." IhHe Wardrdbo. ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ”5 * 1<WbO'ordered the trunk left in tte hall “And ntiw, Asma, let*us take the chil­ and by whkfc Manr tore tear dress F ; dren, and 'burriroit, and go.and all under “Itiid, tote suro!*^'"^ - ‘. ' thftee fine trees fn the yard !* ' “And who reproved bar harshly, when The eblMten *were. delighted, tspedal- ber lltde heart was already sad enough had ehared them; many of whom had paced to their last homes; and finally of their own present. “And yon are looking so ywnpft-Fah. ny !” end the matron thought ofher own laded fore and attonuatdfl foAn. do you manage to' keep gqor youth so ewnplctriy '■" . •" ■ !e “Ob!" and the laughed merrily^ “I borrow from the young faces I hash eon- ttorney •I lima ssd mon«j prompilv rstnilted. Offlea. wilb W. W. Ralph Ee,., HMdleviBe RSrry Oererty, MUbfaae. , w o w.I ... .r at'iM-nava and ted yotef diWhnAXve dMH you can do no more mischief to-night at' jliiig|’r!'',,4:‘ »dl i>. . Mary totdown.Wd commenced pol. ling M the string, wMfeh she bad >rg 'I11 But it might not to! And with egresp dned them, ate drew her Idrto bank from‘the mrs* whom vs muthar ^muid U gemd.. Bat I I wllllen -you about my first school. : 1 where baby Wfilly ares (tot being red dsn from her si^ht ! forerer. Fanny practical coounwitod it, datymiteRd; to dp rtabL Thu first two r wc&k, passed pl«uaa||y.; iCT.iojFnnrr aided sod toothed, "UlRlI but on the Monday of the third, I entered Wee over; and! then went beck to ter school, hoping that the little lesson might my acboolroom vexej wd impatient— An acquaintance *bad told an untruth net be loot up0 about mBU4«MlMrfte,'ra&te a let­ '■ WteFWrfTL _ __ _ ___ ter aapoctednd on my. rway:to1 tohbol grM, that bar ebM tod been teklte tt. pWlsfiW omhtkalMto.- Tte dbearfulbad losstermtokKtta T. vetoed ‘wtery b<hly. Ne.Btade ww cm aaydhM.Mnt neae that stoat first assumed to torulle •Dear, dear I'toad stowigbod-drearily. sure, as I rang the bell harablv, nailing the sorrow ofterbtetend and children, ffalfai ipiMraL1: Andtetaltonow ba young iacM I bevesrouadTOO,.-take the school to nader. “May 1 dl’Vftfc my youthfulness, both meatal aud NaUy Lc«a*dU .toklmrT- ptoaneFteid Sarah Lm and tha wwd w» h'annyBiirlon was too candid to ftaUsr, said as ungrabiottsly m thas word teteB’btes* H. WRIGHT, i»a counsellor at law , end Salicilor and Cooaasllor in Chancrry.— rirealt Ceert.Corerelssloner for the C<renI'e^taZutMilioa pre* telto coUertion ef “Long looked for, eomc at last f* said Mra. Carey, no aba ted her friend and hchoUmste, Fanny Barton. Into bar pleas ant parlor. "And I hare »o longed to eoroa, Anna! Bat where are fte'children F . ■ “Die children the first thing, Annat "Aad from yooj who era tled’to eteem,-aa a teacher, from New Years to Christman! “But not to yours. <>. Mary, Eddy, and baby Willie. 1 lia»e wanted to see them altunnt ns much os y ourself, W here arc they 1" The mother looked at her in surprise, for an instant, and then said, “F wantec obe quiet day with yon, and kava hirer a woman to oome and take caqo ot then) today. But If you really , went to see them, I will go for them." . ’ Md unfiehfs £<*a « and tUeTwlR hnfck- N,w Bv&fo, MWu, wea. Northern Batevpys Demteptey SostbTl»a Boston rroreOar says: “Amoog other northern projoeu to develop the rtKurte <rf iba SoeUj. wider tta hmtopg rnireeofTreaseaadfrwesXWtoat I i । : �NEWS SENATE. We*ae»4ay MaralBg, iral order, wn messages were reeeived E ‘bJdy ordertag !><» majority report of tte select - i<p i order. Mr. Oapo presented report of Joist tk* vUd* ’• tak* Committee MiMKniiaai WWm-Uff>iew Orleans AVsufihe Sth, bjlL Tte NH wte rtS tiiteawj W tabtaMste^lMtatali h ft Bi Uh II Lee- w. M-gJ aeea • Uul« lingular that mu. A rseclution introduced by Mr Mason the direction ef Dandridgr, 40 mllaa from Knoxville. On Saturday moratag we deoao fan ——in oidektis sue af village. A portion uf our Infowtry, on dor Geo. Parte,adao moved up, but learn­ ing that tba eavmy were in full force be­ yond Dandridge, fell baek to tboir form­ morning tbe Mamy, easing Uu>r had drawn Mtranaakp aa ferae pooslbio, made * desperate aUseh on oar linos wife Hood’s and Bushrod Johnson', divisions, led by Hampton’s cavalry.— Obesrving tbeir dospersts determination, Sturgis ordered Cel. McCook, command. Ing a division bf Ellioit's cavalry, ta charge tbe enemy. This charge turned lbs fortUMC of tbe day, which up to thia time had been decidedly against us. Our total lees waa about 150. On Sunday night onr forces, antioipeling a flank Bovemcat, fell back tofllrawbsrry Plains, 10 mites from Kaasvilla. Oa tee IBlh Suirgis Ml back to Knox­ ville, and tea same eves tag eroesrd the Holston River with a view to tatoroepting the enemy at Sevierville. Gen. Gor­ don Grangerfa troops, on tbe 20th. were moving la tte same direction, where a battle wae pending. Great anxiety was fell at Kuozvilta, with atmetefog of a panic. Foster it eonfident of Awarting the enemy, h Is pretty certain that Loaptreek bad been heavily reinforced. Several of tbe prisoner* taken were fresh from Richmond. *Mgy VecaSuABOwNivn «b Laue." SH’wiii 1h| |HlMin ambassador, Mgttmo la Eurep,-*wW di y« an by the salutation. 'May yournba*Mver bo leoer" WfoUvir «£w* tte khan, pleasantly, “uW&r ^^eey ewn in persia, and wo retire, to the INTALID PENSIONS. ad negro, whom bo at M aferhhe slate bls fl know, ia St. Louis. PENSIONS TO WIDOWS. w>r ••Golly. Ma-e.," Datrnit for sale. * I hie interrogator askance The soldiers voting bill was on order <o ■ wur’wthrff-»W‘a toyol South ean of third reading, bot owing to numerous •ihiy trwwuOiftniMrt upon aft aatilive to Col. DiU waa received, aed refer­ amendments wan ordered re-priotod. Radical..basin, and [to that rod to Contmittee on Federal Rslsttoea . The spenial order of the day, the vaMr. Babooek oflsrol rseolMioeo *. nfois bonwty bills wan postponed, tbe tw I. a. questing the Judiciary Committee to Jbtn Arkansas is shown liy tbe 'vxtiwet fewm ths Jrs, whloh we give be qulre what aaoodnMWU, If any, are wooextrfed frus foe'Little Rote 1 oMary to tbe VoluotooZs Faatly Relief At the afternoon session, in committee “It faS remarkable fart that, for, ’UH:'’"-'' ’ Law, to axtewd its beuefias to the femll|tba ■hole, Um Detroit Ragialriliac bill bearing population left jn it, Ihie Stale, iaaof volunteers whs have enlisted la as under oonsiderati.m. ■nee the advent of Gen. Slerle, baa fur­ counties other than thane In which they Tba Jackson and Grand Rapida, and nishedmere voloQteere fop the. Uilun w&MTftowflhlf nfe 9mm, .... But thia ros^od at the time of their ealiounent. io Howell and Detroit Railroad bitts than kny eqiiol number elsewhere. la ofieoftte joputar errora which la flvaPENSIONS TO CHILDREN. ere passed sod ordered to taka immediCounties where Jeff. Davis*conscript offi ItatjrUbc bveHhnteh by lb* war: Tho Tbe Senate in committee of tbe whole, Tbs Miser ebAdrea. udet II yesre, ef ee oAesr FVkl« Ms&ih j>rt^erty waa mainly ficticars oould not find a score <.f mca, hat o had under oooenioraXiun tbe Hoses joint .r-Uw killed w djriog ie Iks Bervleo dertag since sent full companies u tbe Uaiun tM Im« »*r with ’litop'*fcr; dill'the money expanded by resolution, making aw appropriation for lb. Indian wan •» tte fnm «rOr. .tv catlflrd to Fotnoml? nUnite, th* pfluftarTn feeding and subsisting bis aa Artesian well at toe Reform School, so Widow tbe eb.ldrm nndrr Itynn, ef nervees glaVm^ a emirt btaSnM* niaj> would have and tbv rafting and booming bill, wbeh SENATE. sained aoraUgod to InvAUd F.aatote cw rosette rroeurt&id tnifch>nd perhaps more work were agreed to, and afterwada passed tbr 1-rs.km OB to the Kvtodpbry rv.pectltely SVTba Sooth Astorteaa Fichu. Washington, Jan. 88.—Mr. Coonses lais iteogsof ilytars, under a swepaneiea of tte raise, and or­ reported back, with amood meals, the We have Panama dates to tbe 18th. PENSIONS TO MOTHERS ANI> bill to amend tba homestead act. dered to taka Im med4te effect. Tbe Meaner Yalco had arrived there .trail hundred' /Sari fer hla negro bs SISTERS. An amendment was adopted giving The Sowate adjourned. Army of tbe Potewiae. Jan. 99.—A freoi Eqaadurf with later datea froro tbr fftff jCir’teiTOftii i[nl; andtMq-1 Wter. esy tdfcer. ov poraed, awtWW to leva, the benefits of the bill to persona in the rebel Captain of the 6th Virginia cavalry acet uf war. Mxsquera had been euceeesHOUSE. lid rrn.^oa, 4. autocrat togklMsb Ok. 1S4K pittas df &Jt wW About batence ’ tee naval service. came into our lines to lake tbe oath of ful iaan engagement and waa marching •f woaoda or dtears eeotroetod to tte Dotted. Indefinite leave of absence was grant­ Mr. Clark addressed tba Senate on tbe allegiance. He bad abandoned the reb­ on Quito, where be has pmbably arrived. Stair* tert wo, sod Irar. sciltev wMew ear larlu ’ CooirouiMR;‘ttefe Of this than-1 ed to Mr.,Da via. laxau cb.ld, tot lateee a ewtter dspaedwt epos Davis expulsion resolution. el service because ho waa convinced it It waa aald that the President uf Ecuador 86?*nUn'£nre< doltara 'Ms Mr. Road, from the Committee on The joint resolution of ths Western tUdtege^ftratl away : aad If Slate Afieira, to whom was referred a Virginia Legislature, praying for legisla­ was useless to bold out longer, and that bad been takru nrieuper. There were tears of a revolution in further resistance would only result in tbc tfewSW’dr An’dffapd emete!. It peiiUoe asking that enli»ied, commuting tion relative to tbe navigation of tbe desolating tbe Sooth. Guayaquil. ' ' waa, MB*' wbqllr T^irre are certain and drafted men ba exam ptrd from taxa Okie River, waa referred. Tbe numerous desertiuni from the *j>rlK|pMrDr'tefiis that bold lion for bounties, reported it back with The pension bill was taken up and pai­ BOUNTY MONEY. rebel army encourage the belief that ths The pork packers of Cluwland •o{W “'-r some 1 -c-t — a request that It bo referred to the Com red. udd th^worlj b+gr; ^ hod' of these are bieq'very dtpatgely overlooked by mitteeoa Waya and Means, and it waa । Tbe bill amending tbe homestead law time la not far distant when there will be have reduced the prices paid to coopers, a total disruption of Lee's army. owing la* tbs lessened demand for barrels. the advoaVs pf eJive Jaber. Nothing ao referred. wav passed. A squadron of tbe 4th Pennsylvania One of the fahdluZBrnit notified it* hands Is tnta&ltevidenf than that a tnao will Mr, Bweexey, from the Committee on । A resolution was adopted enquiring of Cavalry has josl relumed from a succesa- last Saturday night, that those who were Ib-waly Neary, and »ach arrears of labor moFe ■wlRiriily, heartily, effiqiently. Banks aad Incorporations, reported and the President what steps have- been takful expedition to AMU and to Mlddlebur. willing- to accent * I S^per day inatead r*»aa mwr tor. aortwte to ttedmi •with thpproipMt oC wk^w.than >e w&l roenmmerded tbe Mil to make loans and sn to execute the laws relative to tbe teuav to pe*d to tte tews Is i They destroyed a tannery which bad fur­ of 11 76, would beveia'itmd, andtl»orc«t Baid teitatehtMaalkw; lat, tb ua<fc> a Wp, withr^t iudh prpwpecL— levy taxes for the harbor at the mouth 1 colonisation of Africans in Hayti and nished leather to tbe rebels. lx -5--o/tlon to might quit work. Tbit reduction pinch IteraTd*^; to teltolalhsrif M of&tuih Black River; also, the bill to Liberia. A rebel party of guerrillas waa pur­ ee with terrible force iu this time uf high toaUlj ; 4tfc.to &• Stetten Mk. to rel ...trra TU. Uiter. B>ottev, bn A petition of tbe cilium of Missouri, as brutes, sued, who abandoned tbeir horses sod lownrt th. Btetalr, a>a.l be ro x. praying that the Reciprocity Treaty bo took refuge in a dense forest. the hopes county to refund bounties. Eight Tbs some oommiltoe presented stalls modified so as to prevent tbe importation tfteynecburses were captured. The guerrillaa I of lumber from Canada, »n referred. tical reports of much fatarsst, rocom• ' become sluggish and along the railroad lines are active, but trf tWfr tstefe rfuch'ki In respect to tbe resolution to expel mending ths passage of tbe Grand Rapids have done co particular damage except I Mr. Davie, Mr.------- thought tbe 8eostr eolitlrd to ths ||-« twenty, ig pise oould be expacfed and Jackson Railroad loan bill. to capture four or five men. 4 rnlot-d to »rr«e (inf ,wr«. The Committee of Waya and Means 1 ate bound to accept Mr. Davis' disclaim There was lively ektrmiabiug between Havioff tore rongx! tw seast reported the bill for the pay moot of ex­ er of intention of inciting insurrection, •cotioe Of tiMwe atotn*. we MJr* them end our pickets at Manassas, but TbeCjewty Field Mote* ef H»rry County are «••*. sad all BMjMstlewo MAsOt penses of tbe extra session. Placed on I and hoped Mr. Wilson’s resolution would uoMBg. Aarouegirioelnfanaalioe or teaviag toedta to wIlbk’rirtnpteMO aa4 *4l _ nobody was hurt. teasawatths Aiiwlfflct, win U titwrati* general order. Mi n A rumor prevailed to-day that the reb­ .TO rmSCHjlItUKD IAMBS svectorFL Mr. Eldridge introduced a bill to Io- | Mr. Foetar would vote against expelels bad dressed into Maryland, la vest! AdUroet. BNAPriffte BCMWWt. galixo the actios of Maoomb county and ‘te or censoring Mr. Davta, but found AUroeeysterastawtes. gation found it Io have originated in 30 townahipe therein in railing boon lisa. great fault with his resolutions. deserters ourrederiag tbecneeIvee to oar £ ~ PER TUOUBA3D FACT. Mrura. Johnson, Howard aud Fessen­ Mr. Welch Introduced a bill to extend den followed. For Ustbsr ia U>» tog. will ba jwM. ZT CX«f. DVERTI8EMENT. Mr. Wilson roitarated bls love for tho time for collection of taxes in tte for to'.WO tret of go.< straight grain** WbluABH SAW LOGS, drlirrreS al fUrlow. GooJtesr town uf Lyons, Ionia county. Referred. free speech, free press, free men, free Mr. Buckley introduced a bill to su- eetmtry and free world, and after a tew thorixe tho township of Emmett Calhoun remarks relative to tbe resolutions of county, to raise not exceeding *4,000 to Davie, with hie disclaimer becoming a ARM FOR.8ALE. farce, withdrew tbe resolution for bla ex­ pay bounties. Referred. OX >105BOB STRUTT LX THIS cm*. Mr. Lock wood introduced a >>int res­ po iaioo. 2* » ■ftte'C-teerCel. Jftu. 1 Tb. nMer*ipt*d aff«r. for aals hi* f«n» of *0 Asd sardteBr te.lte sty sMtewtornrr. aad Wrote Tba bill to encourage enlistments was olution aapreaslvs of confidence fa the acre. of Itud on McUnn t,«rw, tt.UaSd, m.t to Ksst Stef adjoiamg ewainira. to rsosw their President, and neminaiing Abraham Lin­ discussed by Mr. Johnson. two and a half (aBva w«al oftb» villtgr of ilaa huunr** r.lalioiM with m«. and whro.rrr thrt aro Adjourned till Monday. toga. Md lead to al! iaprorad, aid all emded in want ..f any artki. <uua!1r to b. tewad io a Referred to Lttgiataiure of lhfo State, we Doties that coln for a STOODd term. llardo.rrntoro. k*irtve aw a roU. My aaaertawel Committee an Federal Ralationa. HOUSE. a IQ te tea ad cMBptrts. thteSaodry reohtattaet wfoe Introduced On motion of Mr. Mertoa, tte subject fam will be Mid eo sdranUgeoua trrmn. BtHLUIXOWlkkBWARB, AMD MECBAXICK IMntee Ho^e, eriritiring Assistant Pro­ of bounties waa mads lbs special order A general conversation occurred with JL B. KHAW* Rutland, January Mlh, |H4 a view of coming to an agreement con­ vost MfriAaf jGfpnerqt Jlill, of this State for Friday. *«d wtbsra, I os> propXrod to * The Bay City and East &t>oaw, tbe cerning tbe enrollment bilk gad a4i«I^,!*f®a“M4j‘ro«n «®««- After Washington, Jan. 30.—The following Mr. Schenck said it waa neseesary that Grand Rapids and Indiana, and lbs Kala WUOUBAU: TW COUSTRT NKBCHAWTS. an exciting diseataion ia tte committee msaoo aad St. Joseph bills, tbe South that bill should pass early to resist any has been received at headquarters here: Gen. Foster telegraphs fount Knox­ ^thexAMe Admotttfoncwdre'r^forted Black River harbor bill and tbe Upper desperate and wild attempts which rebels ville, Teen., S8th 9 A. M.: “1 bare tbe Peninsula Military Road bill were con­ mirht make against us. 1.0WEST CJMH v AMKIT TALDK. honor to report that the cavalry under Tbe House reconsidered the rota by sidered In committee of tbe whole, and ( teal largsto to Genera) Sturgis have achieved another which tba enrollment bill was referred to passed te order of third raoding. splendid victory over the enemies caval­ Mr. Hemoiingwar moved to take the committee at the whole, by 100 to ry yesterday, near the Fair Gardena, 10 tanat4Htam4'we’*ad tbe occasion fur Of the very bee* SMlertoi am) UUM Unprwrrm.au. House bills Nn. 7 and No. 8 on military 44. Tbe bill then came before tho House, McCook’s tMe tewvre oTOI. ttPi official career. infrpga from the tabla aad rsfer teem to and further consideration was postponed milM east of fliovlerville. TI.V,SlIKKT-maX ABD COPPEK WTOBN. division drove the enemy about two. • foe special order foe Thursday. Adopted. till Moeday. Win he urdad a. wadar the dirrettoe ef akDlAk miles, after a stubborn fight, lasting from Mr. Garfield advocated tbe forfeiture MwUn.e*. A fu.1 SMcrtn.rnt of *»U, CJ, H«4< bM«v» ««■ *» hnl- The Hoose want into eommittes of tee daylight until 4 >. M. We captured two whole on tho general order, Mr, Gris­ of the peraena! and real eetato of tbe reb- stool rifled guns and over 100 prisoners. MAwrraoruawo asticlxs, toes. Tba taathli tobs> pitied, who ean wold in the ehair. CoerUnUr oa brad. ThaanomlM loss was considerable, 65 oalr mbtatateMs *-ul«plitbr>w House bill Na 11, for the ooastroaiion JOB WORK A.MD RKPA1BI50 PXOXPTLY being killed aad wounded in a charge.— gs_n«j,^ittowrtesy,/and oftentimes open of a-military rood in tte Upper PeaiaebATTAJUUl TO. Garrard's and Wolford's divisions cams Don't forgrt tbr pereoDibJo abuse, .The . recruiting ear* la waa considered, wheo the cemmittoo A Union spy. who has lately retained, op in time to bo used in the pursuit. It wen reported to tea House, (Signed) Jous A. Raw limo*, vice boloaga and ir os sir.!y. conducted by reoe. CITY HAHDWABE STOB£» writes to the A. F TVifems some in tarwhich e-vooorred In the anisndntsola, and Brig. Gen. tha-aitiabce <rfU>e Btat* ; The Provost eetiog fasts with regard to tbe re bellfoe, tba bill was ogderad to a third reading. Among ether »«»i>*<<»wa<w,i.; Ui n Tbe committee on Federal Rebttam iteptaot and reeoereea. things he aaya, what is moot undoubted­ Hp-An Irish National Fair ie to ' **ra. .of'lb.m, reported back Mr. Lockwood's joist raely tree, teat the fortificaiioaB aroued commence fa Chicago on toe 28th of 4NW K .datrianaat to it, rwfuaKiehmeod have front tbe first been more March, the proceeds to apply to “Meh IttR Wermaliee, HpbHhrby - mdt bugbears, sad that, “Had McClellan national pnrpoees.’’ The Journal ear third shown half the alacrity fa advaaofag and of it: “In tbe exhibition ball, every fighting that bs diepteyod io 'changing State, from the Partfe to tbe Atlantic, to m? to the readers sf Taeesspsr I I'.Kr.ssx'L'h-S SENATE. hfa bro< tte M«queot »f Richmood will bo repreepnted by tables oc gBta.— Larasa, Jan. 99. —The committee on wowid bare bMa easy for Mm, aad tee Several Btetee have already engaged Vrcrtabl. Balm, that wia sfcltaa Stets Affitim rwpertwd book the House robeUtaa have faww teg since auppree- teMea, eo well aa a number of important ten daj*. Plmytoa Btowtea. Tte, eftlmpesftiteW«be Kbta. teartag Wft rotaUro to the BaUlo Creek sod Hws- sod. Had he followed up bis vtotarv al cities. Ireland bill eend goods from Urac, steMte sod beswulsLMalvern H,11 a. tte rebels expertsd be v*MT>teteay, mnMmmee and'bftvn linga Railroad with amendme every county, and many rare and vtlu*. 1 wtUakte BtaMbw to thtes task woMd, be would bare mot with lit'Jo or bla articles are already no tbe way across curred Io, and tall referred tot ■’***•• toe of the whole. tte Atlaetic. Among too goods will be logipg^ace (ha rneelu.ioQa adopted • Tte folio* fou bflte srero reoef red from1 ‘ m aod lrM 1 ■ n. *» («<, A^n.« tba Rouse, reed end referred: l*w, Limerick hoe, kid >voe, tBcased RmtbBhgacea foe tbe Grand Raptde la walnut sheila, I17A z-'elry, arlnit— m< Iml«t fepwt- aad fodiata end tee BAuluafr and I u« from the Im io Klliarwey, a stone from Blarney Cart his a proof; sod’with tohern conclusive - S New Advertisementfl. LOST! Notice! a,. gSSAY OU J-BOIT CULTIRB. A ■■ Tasrretesr of®* r«:u> . d| ' -A Saxxr 27 bats onu Sac Cfc^tttflrttag, inform* ua of his sheep was burled under I toipriiwwmroit If the circums: uut reliably vouched for, we s; There win be a donation pii tbs evening of February 4th, (1 pt JgJ F. Emory's Hotel In M for tee benefit of Rev. A. J. Va Pastor of the M. B Church. A* Oyster copper will beaar tea ffireetfoc of the Ladies, t .faritation Is giventaM*£.^VS‘ Jan. 26th. Chairman ML Writon, Is sb old livery ■underatauds the wants of tbe <hta Itae, ted will provide foe th Tlis beilqCarters will be st th. c^L. Ttereiaaousa «f wall yuu can jest aa well ride. Ism leased tbe Hastings House, good landlord. ease wet put urcr. Skiff, uud foiled bb bail by failing to app Frieby for fraudulently retain!' I dfosfe benatj «•«* continued u ^bst Catharfoe Funia, upoa of bar busband for adults, y, far other reseunx Tbe civil «■ unimportant, being mostly All are respectfully invited I a duBatem .vHM P«r’u!l*<| beneAtoftbe Rev. T. B. Grd Thursday eve. Feb. 4.1864. Hastings, Jan. 25th, 1864. , ! Ho! roa ths Rartnax.—Seri Ramt of the 7th Cavalry is in ggj y by Merry County boyi |y valfable magaxtae, aad aa u» both interesliag and instructive rttssary work we don’t think it . >,y -rt )“J»>| ~ *• -»~i HMr*-1^ �CHANI fttoof ila • la ef a high order of I I—ipU lor rook, c»ef*ctia**r, fit _ very valuable. .AU- who have n eubscriUd,tow*ld de eo atewos. T*rms. •3,00 per mnm*. We will famish a copy of Goftrr and tbe Bawrkr, on* year, for $S,D(k ' Jtejal JtfitM. A Straw 27 waraciruhta Smow.—Wm. C. Tregtr of Irving, Informs us that on* -of hia sheep waa buried under the enow of lb* 1st of January, to tho depth of three or four feet. The thaw of last week brought the sheep to light, still liv­ ing, after a lapss of 27 days, without food. There ia a good prospect that tbe sheep will recover from it* long fast and imprisonment. If the drcurosUac* was nut reliably vouched for, we should call ft * tough story ; but ao it is, *e eall that Dow*lies Party and Oyster Sapper. Thera will be a donation party on the tbe evening of February 4lh, (Thursday,) .at J. F. Emory’s Hotel in Middle»llle, found io-every village from the elevated slope* of ths Andes down to tbe eoast, MORTGAGE BALE. and their remarkable cures aacm to at­ tract even more attention there lhw hi thia cnsntry. The sentiment of wonder ■tthrlr effects, takes a for duepcr bold on a half civilised aad aupcrstil lous peo­ ple than it doe* with ns wh*te the ration­ ale of medical problem* ia ao much m»pi generally understood. Nouther Ameri­ can baa made himMlfau familiarly known to tbe maaaea of th* people in foreign countries or exelted In them »> lively/in interest hi himself aa tb* Dflbtnr Ms by his skilful applioilion uf th* chemical ■ciance to tho treatment of disease. That must bo a dull man wlw dec* out feel some pride of country when he find* among distant nations that he is al­ tveety, (to) la township Ke. toe* (S) ready known and welcome there, thrtxigh the labor* of our Statesmen. Merchant* and Scholar*, wboae renown has become National properly, and consequently in s»me measure bit own. Whether Dr. Ayer's resnedsMi do actually cure more than other* vMot. they Have secured the reputatiun of being « God vend to fhoae afflicted with disease, and where grant numbers m any community believe that they r>WO th*IT health an.l lives U» oni-’a skill, I bey I him which CHANCERY BAI rwr£m for the benefit of Rev. A. J. Van Wyck, Pastor of the M. E- Church. ’ A» Oyster supper will beaerved under the direelton of the Ladies. A general Washingtt AxOjticx* ra rut Armt Warne*: “Al inspevtion 1 noticed that a large pro portion of the men'* knapsack* contnifird a box <»f Troche*, being generally uwd by them for cold*. etc.” ‘-£nicni BrontkialTroeKti" should be in every ■ Livkrt Svens.—Tbe Livery Stable soldier’s knapsack ur pocke\ju b« used toeetofora kept by A. W. Bailey & Son, upon tbe first appearance ufw cold dr la* passed into tbe band* of C. Welton. cough. linrltatioa Is given. A. WaKSVIKLU, Chairman of Com. Mr. Welton, I* afa Hl* beadquartera willbe at the Hnstingi Hooee, where he can bo found at all tatara ofth* day or night. Giro him n ■eaU. There it no nte of walking when you can just at well ride. Buhikkm Cuakok.— Win. L. Eaton Lae leased the Llasliugs Iluusc.aiid W- L. Stoo* he* been mode landlord of the Tua Ciacuir Court CHANCERY ORDER. livery-man, and ■understands the vault of /the public, in Una Hut, and will provide fur thote wants. adjourned oti In the Tuesday ei ening wf last week. waa* uf J. Skull tried for arson uf bay­ stacks, tbe jury foiled to agree and the ease was put over. Skiffl uuder bond* fee fraud in mortgage of property, for­ feited bls bail by foiling to appear at the call of tbe case. The case of Riker and 'TATS OP MtCHliWr.-Bgbth JstotstCtr> esft. te Chaecery. -f ' * • SuH pewdina tn tbe Circuit Court ft r tbe eoutity Barry, in Chauncey, M Ox- village of Bastingi, aaHcesaty. no Itol eighth dsyaf Jamury, A Mnt*cuT>f* Ccaz or Rmkumltum anti Neuralgia, effoclrd by Dr. Rubfiak’s Blood Purifier and Blood Pill*. Rond the following; VALraaaisii, Pourxa €«•.. Ixn. Da. C. W. Hoback—Dtfir Sir: I writo this for tlie benefit uf the aufforing and afflicted. This is to certify thalNwir daughter Almira Ftancis, twelve years old, baa been afflicted for nine years wrih inflamatory Rbeninatism, ur Neuralgia. She was attended by tbe most skillful physicians, but received n^'relief, but continued to grow worse till she was helpless as an infant, hvr hand* and knee* all, drawn and enlarged io aa tn eatisc her Io suffer tho m«»*l exeruqinting pains, and worn down to a skeleton, and)at length I was Induced to try y«>ni*Bto«>d Purifier and Pills, and she began U» amend, and ia n«>w comfortable and g--ing t» school. We believe yuur reins die* to be the beet ever tried. Yotirs wiihnrenl respect, A. T. HsMenttL, Mrs. M. Hemphill. Bee Advertisement In another column. «AA» Omc. AsyAuM*/, ' TalUa a»T Jtf’catoU. taiitfcrtorlly *pp*srlm \r/ UHavilbsMs, IMPORTANT AND TWEI - ARE voe sugrrlug trifotoi aresddlseto, Tin waSojcb MjnntAi^u siscoiDiptoav AREyvursArtt wl:h the tartare*of Bwseslrand WswosWTssutoi Krie wlfisprodJr ttHev*. ARBye* vetoing fretn to prtftjMI DrtrraWwsofs Xacaa’rau- Kiw .win Improve yout pein, with Govt la ytx* Frisby for fraudulently retaining a *<<1dier’s boa tty were continued on boil, the parties having settled the money claimed aad oast* of suit. Tbe Prosecuting Allaraay filed reasons for nut fifing * bill egainsl Catharina Fania, upon complaint SacasMU JCurovriJl asiusg* your ewe of toexistoceetto Oaawrbr- uf her husband for adultery, upon the “"3X5:'’“-S grounds, that tbe parties have lit ad to- «•*« since the eomplaint was made, and , for other reasons. Tbe civil business was unimportant, being mostly of an ex- P*n* character. S MCTAL XOTJCES All are respectfully invited to attend a donation viait.gt tho panouage for tho benefit of tbe Rev. T. B. Granger, on Tbwwday eve. Feb. 4. 1M4. CUabous-b sale. Usetings, Jan. 25th, 1804. . . ‘ By order of Committee. Ho! roa tux Rafidax.—Sergt. Harm. Sunn of tbe 7th Cavalry la in town rosrwMa^to-the gellant Berenth. Now DsUd December ti, IMS. dson D. H. IVERT8, SUrtf. iw yowr time to ester a Cavalry Regsment. wldeb to represented largely in officera ADMINISTRATOR-SHALE. wad to» by toerry Coupty boya. th* February anmber of tbit tru­ ly ♦aJnabie Magazine, aad aa usual It ia beth interesting and instructive. Aa a, ■ fiSeeary work we don’t think U ia snrpaa- . wed by «I; Other ia tba United State*.— : |tapages are at *Ui timas both readable j tfttMHI Or Couct nlr �AvosansA Jslitiral Jinttsrj. eleWSBt of the economy, without which animals era apt to perish from disease but-wHk which tbe body la kept in a nor­ mal and healthy state. Not many years ago a Garman agriculturist, Ubereaker, . brought forward an experiment which Is io direct accordanca with ibis opinion. Wishing to obtain some exact notion of the influence which salt exercised upon his sheep, the fioeke of which lived upon a low damp pasture land, and received habitually a certain does of salt, bo fixed upon ten aheap aad struck off tbeir usual allowance ofcell. »i remarkable expcrimeai was continued for three years, with tbe fallowing result: In the first year five of the ten died of ret and worms in thia year tbe remainder of tbe flock, 350 head lost only four sheep. Tho second year a new lot of tan sheep, de­ prived of salt, loot seven Individuals; the remainder of tbe flock, 864 head, lost five only;,a little later the other three died also from diarrhea. Tbe third year was very rainy. Sixteen sheep were selected, Mid deprived of salt. Tbe whole of them died in tbe course of the year of rot and vnrmicular pneumonia. In tbe Brazils and Columbia, flocks may be annihilated by being deprived of salt M. Garriolt, member of ths Agri ■BE.. TB-O-BKCK’S ’BLOOB WKTnXTL and YOLW. CELEBRATED jestings Va ia/puttLiakHiD Bvutk wn LQt>«XD(6n,>6iMr CD.qm BITTEBS. ago. in W row,|to Ear exceeding any Family Medicines ot a simitar aatare in the market Vro'we.rtX.Mka tb» Srstfoad .•» rents for saab sohst U> Atlj»Htt«iseoanltoyeariypl aUhemMibeb SaV ' ' tebs»«ta<rMattag-| AU tte* tf ■»«*. <**• I gavy P/Uftnf szrt-tet »n sLwt' ) sod moeams ant peolt to the Proprietor, thus owebKng l^Bte expowd <VWOMACVft&% a u bwwn •< -a ot <Wtara each year in advertising ihefa COME AND BUY MORE WV'j.aAt °5 I gastiujs1 $Miutss J) which hare been showered npon him from CownX.'nj. Tho peculiarity of tho VAX* "SVooii aangSi Is that tier strike at tho root of Disease, by erodicoung every particle of impurity Many English agriculturists have proved, by direct experitnente, that a regular distribution of salt to cattle ia especially useful In preventing hoove (metorixation,) caused by feeding cattle with leguminous vegetables. And there exists no doubt among those who have tried it, than when employed in proper quantity it increased the appetite, atimu latM digestion keeps up the normal sup­ ply of salt in tbs blood, improves the wool or hair of tho cattle, prevents dissass, and, moreover, enables ths agricul­ turists to fatten cattle upon food which they would not enjoy without it ware pre­ viously mixed up with call. In Great Britain, in ths best fanned districts, we find the allowance of salt oscillating around the subjoined figures taken aa a center of basis : for a calf six months old, 1 ounce ; bullock or eow, one year old, 3 ounces; oxen fattening, six ounces ; milch oews, three ounces. It is generally admitted, wbsrster salt forms habitually a portion of tbe horse's diet, that this animal amply repays tho slight additional expense or trouble thus incur­ red. To mix salt with the food of tbe home, colt, asa, or mole, ia a frequent practice In England and America. In these countries tba usual allowance for a full grown boroe uf middle height, is about two ounces per diem. In Belgium the quantity of aamppreprinted to a full grown horse by the government is little more than one ounce per diem. EXTRACT BCO1U A Sir IM­ It should be boroe In mind that an ex­ HELM BOLD'S PROVED JLO.il WASH CL'REB V cess of salt la Injurious to any animal; SECRET DISEASES and that tewby these proceeding furores U >11 their Htoges, At Util. Expenw. are given aMakiad of practical guttle.— Ut*l« or no cbang. in Dirt. Ko taeoovrafeoM. An excess of salt produces iritatioQ and inOamation of tba mucus membrane, and causes several kinds of skin disease, especially hl sheep. With horses an MOMMradsxpoJHiig sU^IRHM, ZAMMteeW excess of salt has been known to produce dysentery ; and in oxen diseases of the TaoxmxMM eras Tsocaane woo un tn* blood. Sall should never be gives to “■ Vicnn or Qciexs, sad who bsvs p*Jd Lory eatile when a deficiency of food does not w. to be enrre! to s abort Ums. hare found they ere decreed, aad that tbe "POISON,, ba. br ecable them to receive abundance of te use of “rowBurct. asnnun.” been dried no nourishment; in which case we excite appetite without satisfying it, and the animals lose flesh rapidly. Salt is to be prohibited, also wherever congestion of any important organ is observed, or where we have perceived inflamation of tb« bowels. In such eases we must not be guided by the instinct of tbe animals themselves. "BKood, Atx. for the life and health of tho body depends GOODS! R. J. GRANT! If the poisoned, tho body drag* out a miserable existence. Theas medicines ■Ktc for earing Sm-ttfVL*, Ehipkilia, tPein (Tisaasee, Old Bor—. Balt Jfhctwn, J?hrumatism, QJyvjxpaia, Biak Hoadatht, Livar Oomoloint, Fvjrr and jfgus, ■Deuocrrhcsa, Fcmate Complainta Br^ipalaa, Bl. fnlhonjt’i Fire, 1 CtemotOr ----------------Akupfions, Pita, fibrqftatouo Qinaumption, tta I IB MT LIKE OF TRADE ■ Come and Bee !! WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED I I < I under apprehension of an attack, eacape tba aeourxv; end thousands who neglect to avail them­ selves of Its protoctive qiaBlIHAis adv bom. are eared by a vary brief orarseW ibia merreimw plied wtlh qnw’L’for mf^*l£fo^Bin .‘until Imrl? Mturetod with that daaeerona alkaloid, are not unfnqoentlT rretorej to health within a few days by Um bm of HosvsTVsa'a Birraas “Hie weak sto Barb is rspidlr inrigorated and the appetite restored by thia ex'rcesble Tonic, and t. —..L. —...I- ..... I, — ...... ______ jgss^^jsj St. Anthony’a Uro. Rom. SaR RbeBXn. Boate^eMLhSM Wy— «prs.d Jrtk tliy formd sl.sttMSW BSWMcSI Lst wllh' STS." i; OO person writes, her daughter was cured ef file of nine yearn* standing, and tit Vitea* danoe of two years. AVfrTkLKR writes, his aoa waa cured after hfe tab had ahnoet wasted any. ^Tbe doctors pronounced the case incur* plaint be prevented. As a General Toole. Hoerrrru'i frrrsss prodnee effects wNob SBwot be expertsMsd .r w .toera ed before they c»n be fully appreciated. In caae. ofro«rfU./Mwaf Mbwas. /Umtore Z*«wy, and Debility and dasevptesdB aeietag from Ou> Asa. •a a 'WotfcV&t a CVtarxw, 'oSecraths Court Hoose, 4'assXt.Man. . . J?] "BVxA avA TAwr VAV, which, in conjunction with tho "BX-ootk Vur^ve.*, ■will care all the aforementioned diieuea and, of themielvM, will relievo and euro 2USDWEB ffBW!B8. We have every kind of goods, such ai GROCERIES Oolia ^aina, cKolrra JfarLua, Indig—lion, Pain in the Rounlt, ^ixnin—o, etc. 4 fivM notice of any intention to withdraw this popular loaq fhwn sale at Par. andfuntil ton dare notice la Mi.^ tba underaignad, sa ?‘G«Bernl •o-PHi Tbe whole amount of tbe Loan aulborizod. is Fire Hundred Millions ot Dullara. Awrl, forr UtoUs TiMSsry, cosily within the test seven Ask yw neighbors, who have used them, months. Ths targo drnisnd from abroad, sod lb. rapidly ittreuing botnr demand for w aa tbs and they will eay they are basis of einrolatiw bv .National B«akter AsaodatIras sow orfUitiaj In all parts ot the country. Q»oo<k l&cAvc.vttM' HaiLto.±!•bror^ UUdc< and you ghocJd try them before going for a D«. U. J- B*’F MEI'S CATHARTIC . . ■< H. ffR««HT, rToaw.v m4 coKssWAn: ..a Holldtor ao4 Ceoasallor b^^eartcemmte —bi « l “Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of my heal agent, and read the certificates, and’if you have ever doubted you will J 'XSavtaX. 0.0 ■hx.ovc.. Clothing', AND DRY GOODS! FOR SALE BY • THE undersigned 'ABUBHED 1760. GBOCKBY, TTORXETH ATbttfaU RoWcl □'’^utTto’aliVito mVns Umsttl rV\\c %Voo& ViWw are tho moot active and thorough pills that have ever been introduced. They oct so directly upon the Liver, excit­ ing that organ to ouch an extent a* that tho system doca not rc tapes into its former con­ dition, which ia too apt to be the cim with “-pi • r-'juf- Htf They are really a IBDWS ft £E©JE?, Eating Sf Billiard TO-nrA[ j, A. A <*• G-DOLLRj TTORMKV8 as* CranaaUora M ANOTHER was cured of Fever aad Ague after trying every medicine in his reach. ANOTHER was cured of Furer Bore which bad existed fourteen yean. A>OTHER of Rheumatism of eight yean. Csaos innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint could be mentioned in which tbe Purifier and Pills ................................ Try those medicines, and you will never A method ef making hard dry walks is coming into use in some parts ofEugta»d, which ia curtate eirctrmstaneee mnut bo excellent A hard dry bettnm being prepared, Ute coated with about two inches of hydraullo mortar, made by mixing together about six muaures of dean gravel, three meascres of eharp sand, and one measures ofgood hydraulic lime, usually called water lime. Tho boat bydrenltc lime, h> England te culled Portland Cement. Probably a larger proportion of our commen water lime would bo required. Thoee who have weasliy' gte that whtob will snawer, 7“ “r ,Mlrtk*<x»uta. pebbles and gravel. Thia will be improved by washing it, which can be readily done by putting a bushel •r m tea barrel, awd fiU wteh water. Mir k won and pour off tba water rapidly. The waahing nwy bo repeated two or three limre if neeeaaary. Aa tho toixtero sets quickly, only a few baabate should ba wM M a time, aod this be applied at once and smoothed dawn. The aarfaim should bo raised in tbe middle, and slope evenly and gently to the aifaa. The mi- jjfV STOMACH BLotyB Vw!* HARD-WARE I JJEW lIAIlSEESSBOji.'^^’, “* •■* u wt*-1"4 ““S-I •!* *• la view of THESE HA RD TIMES wc are mBbg OUR GOODS Unusually Low! Wo take fa exc WteM, C-W.0U.------- ------------- ,._ **«*• or nMeeaa^iaiM.- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-02-10.pdf 4a21a216cd9f2bbce6c4bbed78dc856d PDF Text Text ,8wowia* wnn. jflje Jutiijs ikiiittr, i*-'pUSHHHED*VJUtl WRDN1MJAY, iv BAkvixua, Paaar cclvtv, micxnqar Qgs.«‘1Atortr3A»i''ewe^i/,wqifc»." .Ricsmv0MrbA trail Ml* DRUG Jhstiitjs’ jjiuiutss girrttorj. ROBERTS * KTRIKBR, I.ER-S In dru<v, ntedlelaea, patent medl.to, pai 't*. oil*, liirpntiHae. burning fluid, aor*. d«c-.tuff*. window jjla-o,putty, grrlUtisavrv. and f*nc» arltclva. Stara la A’a-Naw Block. Uaalingn, Mich. 'SWJBE9MHE * ACAI A TTDRNET3 ATIAW.ml Seliclu rA. evry Pariiculi-raOcnllouj'sn! 1 ledwg, the fwWBttXAttoa ot tUle STORE If! A peribet FaoM write of tke wlgteel tMMteripUfiM BtamMhMw Fhfete rarttee.tato be eoM far tbe btaaefit of tbe PertMMM Boldtera* Harm, fer tbntatft of twnfi.dtara. Every geouipe copy of ly and Irrfk-atHy bound tuoan*^ its groat: the Facsimile contains not only the end; and probably by no wther kind ofc Prodamarion, buf<an Rm-tetter of Pres-' rtrewgtb oowM om aatioaal sbl> hove ideal Useuim'-dtaodO* Mgr 1S63, and been drawn unfitly than far during tbe tnseinga end tampeata wteieh bMt. bar WOOLEN KRM» < MMfiWS, ATTORNErS a»4 COUNSELLORS AT LAW “dn^'YlurJick Straat. apposite tba PoatoBea, FACTORY, wiirking^mlF-rig, oummon people through noribe world. God’s hand *»«'* Wm r^ja/wia«»seu with at Mbit pn-tection, saving first from COTii WARRANTED nr»Hdarsbla. Jf fa An cierrfttti way ft> . ‘ CbA nod bringing him Safely tn oar aatioual capital. Thotl tte world has seen aud for yowr/milui. Trg ill wondered at tte greatest■ sign and mar­ II. F. CIIERB Y, vel of our day, to wit: a pl era working I0DXTT CLERK nad Notary Publia. OSat man uf tte people,-witfoao inure culture, I in the Court Heoaa. instruction or wdoeawna Aban any such working man may obtain for-/bimsell. callvtl «>n to conduct Ute paroage of a great people through a crisis .involving • •, a. c. rMisncM, -i dwstinieeol Um whole world. The ODON OF PROBATE. S‘>’i7„’>“b'U' DR. A. P. DRAKE, J • the eyes of princes,' nofilre, artatoarata,. of , °Md ad dphre, .carle, scholars. st«te»meri. war­ riors, all turned on the plain backwoods man, while hie simple sense, hie Iroperturabla simplicity., his detornused self rellaner, hie implacable and inc.rrupU ibisJumsaty, aa be gal amid the war ./ confiictir^ elements with unpretending ux vul tx b bber BBSS. eirndiqrm striving to rode. U>e nati-v.*! w PRACTICAL * SX DENTIST, fiihtss ' S ortbe days tf Joan uf An strffonrite in »rttf amigbtaned and church rewovtood city. It may saddse.es that.Ute skaU Surrounded by ell aorta nt conflicting riaima, by train.m, by halUrortad, tim­ id men, by border 8mto rasa aud free State sente by radios! AMtebmicta aad Conservatives, bo has lietroed te all, waited, observed, yielded tarts here npw there, bet in fanmaM hapCuMjnfiMtibta, honest purptMM, and drawn the Daliuual able through. In tbe time of our trouble. Ahrabem Lincoln hM had hia turn of being the best abated rune of the untrue. Like. Moeee new and moat complete awortment of leading hie Israel through tbe wilderness, DBVfaS AND MEDICCtEN, he haa seen the. day when every man seemed ready to alone him, end yet, r Chemicals, Palate, OHe, Cam wllbslinpi*, wiry, Steady perseverance, pheuc, Uurnlng Flnid, be tea held on, eonacioua of, b<maet Ipgtarttsi^. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. tsotuuM, end looking to G*>d for help.— “ . e.. :hT All the nslioa tea tell, in the increasing •‘OLD ABE.” •ulamnity uf hia proclamations and pa­ pers, bow deep an educalhm was being wrought In his mind by thia simple faith in G<al, tbe Ruler of nerit**, aad thia From tbs Christos WatebsM asd fcsiMtor. bumble willingDreg to learn the awful Abraham Lincoln i% ,n the strioteat, Jcaeoua uf Hia Piovidenee. ' sense, a mon of porting clawt. All his advantages aud abilities sre those of a man of the working dasw«^ pnd bis posi­ ‘ A few mornings ago, G>>r. Curtin, rtf tion, now at the bead, of one of the iqi wt powerl'df nations ofthe earth. Is a sign to Penna; Kania, was called upon at the all who Herby labitr that their day Is Cwidnenial, tn Philadelphia, by p young coming. Lincoln wae borw to the Inker ‘ lady. When abe was introduced Into itawoe of hard work, as truly aa the pour his part»r, she expressed great J»y' al TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. SPK».PEPF«R laborer’s wm that digs in our fields. Al seeing the Governor, at the same Ume PRUNES. FIGS. RAblNS.CODFISEj seven years oPsgn bo waa net to work, printing a kiss upon bis forehead. i fact, arwytklkg In tBa Grocery Use. »rah “Madam," said he, “to what am I In­ n«a In band, tnulear up a farm in a West ill bcuUtdbr teiliM*. era forvsL I’ntll be was I? his life waa debted fur thia unexpected aalutatiuoF Also > grtui variatf of ike ■‘Sir do you Out know met" that of a aimpla farm laborer, with only GEiaCiair J'XEXBDEKB'il “Take A chair.*’ said the Governor, at soeh intervals «.f schooling as farm labor­ ers get. Prolstbly the school iustrocti>m the name time extending one of the handAod CooklBg Extracts, id his whole life would ttot amount t>> ron vnx xapcciAt ntKxrrr oF tinr urntx. more than one year. At 19 he made a trip til New Orleans ss a hirrd man on a you were <>n the bloody field,” said she flethoat. anri <W> hla return he spilt the" to tbe Governor. “I •aa." replied the Governor. .mile tor a leg cabin and built, and Inelne “You adminlvtsred to the wauls of tbe rd tnn Mi es of land withe rail fence of dying and tbe wnftiVded." ........... ] his uwn handiwork. “It wm my duty as a feeling man." The next year he hired himself for 912 •‘You did your duty well. Heaven a month t>> build a fiatb«iat and to take It t<> New O* leans ; and any «<ne who knows alone will reward yua. air, for in this Dfo what the Ills uf a Misueeippi Iwatmau there Is no reward adequately exprearivs Mas in tixne day* must know that it in- «>f the merits due you. Y<»u tie, impart­ ed roinaolalion and revived tba hopes of volvrd evrrv kiad ot labor. I» 1832. in die Bled. Hawk Indian a dying »'ldi*r nf the 28th Ohio. He • ar. tbe hardy boatsmsn volunteered to was badly wounded In tbe arm ; you lift­ fight for hie onowtry. and waa unanimoua ed him Into an ambulance, aad the blm<d ly elrelrd a Captain, and errved with dripping from bim stained your bands y lair clotb'ng. That soldier was aa . .IK* U|H M oral* WM jraga honor for a season in frontier military and Ufa A (Ur t hw. wbUu serving aa a Port­ dear to me as life Hatlf." >r xuurMliwa. n< mteuafe mH, t! , . “A husbandT’ raid the Governor. “No master, be brgun hi* law studies, borrow­ iDEEAI, WB BASE ing the books be was tw poor to buy, “A brother, perhaps P* and studying by tbe light ot evening fire. or Ready Pay, ortiy. -A father 1" ‘Vw.8ir H« ai-quired a name iu the country about “AeonF -No. air." Special attention will bs p»u! to COMPOUND- as a man uf reeourate and ahrru ds«wa ; “A lover F “No, air. , SG ar* putting ut> PREBCttlPTIUEBi and any he wm one that tbs'people looked tu fur nr iiurcbMiua luedleieta ot uv eon rrijr upon counsel in exigencies, sad to whom they “If nut a busband, father,y brother, eon were ready to depute almost sny enter­ or lover, who, could It be I” eaid the prise which needed skill and cotrgy.— Governor, al length breaking the silence He surveyor tif Sangamon Bounty, be­ “thia is an enigma to me. Pisase explain ing drlvetv with work, reme to' him to more altoul the gallant soldiero nt Ohio.** "W.slk »ir. that aoldisr gave yeu a tabs the snrtqy of a track off his hands. True be had never studied survey rug— ring—C. £.,*D. were the letters engraved but -what nf that 1 He accepted tbe^rli,’ upvn the interior. That la the ring J. S. TAN BRUNT'S upon your Htlle finger. He told you procured n chain and did the work. Do we not see In this a parable of the wider to wear it, and carefully you have dene wilderness which in latter years he haa HAST INUS, MtVlI. The Governor pulled the ring off. uodertaken tn suHriy ^lT fit fi>r human and eitro '.enough]' the letters.(were WANT 25 000 Ite. nF WOOL to habitetion without chart nr tartojun ebrafaf • ♦ • • • * tnntiufwtiure iuto CLOTH — ••The finger that used to ’wear that Little did ths onnvoniion Chat nomina­ ted Ahrwbam Lincoln Aw President know wilt never wear It say more. T-“ u—* • hat they were doing. Little did tbe is d-»<! but tbe.euldier still lives' x AND SHEETIN48, Tbe Governor wm jm»w honest, fatherly, pstrmtic man. who stood either on shares or by tin yard. iTM-isj. •*mt twi. vry -»*A 1ft ever. “Well, in hrs sfmpIMty twi the platfiwm at ed than n Bprfegfleld, asking tbs prayers of his “tril me all about it. le this ring yours! TERMS. Was it gi sen to yon by •old'er. whom townsmen, and receiving their pledges to' o« B*‘-r «. remember Wm, to urn bow awfully be you loved F ••J fuved bim as I laved joy life;' but »«« U» m-nd tb<»«e prayers—tbe prayers ofafi this nation, aud tbe pray ere nfaU tbu. ho never returned that love. He had PATENT MEDICINES N. B. For tb. eoarrafcefll sr Attoraera aao •U>«ra I will ba ia vtlvnteaev al tba nflire of tbv hmfaWkfoi'. . ,ti The ease of a young lady la by street has brought to our story < the wnfortuMta -Mi iraaa,*’-wbo«ae-tenrtby fordterawSk" AwiJ W< placed that ring upon.your finger stands before you." 8» raying tbs strange lady arove Fr<»w her chair, and Stood before theGuvsrour. Tbe girl who bad Utue introduced her­ self wan Catherine E. Dsvidwm, uf 8WA ropy which. tabMmtly la the marital foe < thobmefit of the aoldicra. ।arms, RBd oar galbIsol foes Were & Tbe estabUahmrat of a permanent ’fart under thb runvalous sword of r Roms for sic* axd Dnasuu sotatsm, 1liun.a young lady, scarea nineteen, Is prompted bv tbs dietstea of bomaMty, 1from'u acadMay lila '• eMtar fftaia,' and by.yreUtode to our patriotic sues •csived the Idas thatt aUwaadeeOM and bnithsra. Tbosaands who have gone Prortdmeotbland forth to battle for tbs prewvethm of 'and our nation Urn. our glorious Institution^, Mbs unity'of 1It wse first though the Stetae and to extend the arm ot free- I dam, will return to os with tnengted ■ lioifa, aad shattered frames, incapacity. ptybyrmdagfipa : sed for labor daring the remaining period of their existence bare. To eech can we ■ rsfose a Christian welcome and ' a com- •had the effect of making bar awn de­ forteble bomel -But we are pursssded >monstrative, andber enthntaatie deehn. that a generous public heeds m> argument 'ticn and Apparent alnreritr gave tte fam* to induce them to tbe performance pf a ।ily great amHvty. Dr. B. waa eoosultad. duty eo manifest, end we therefore pro- the minister was spoken to, friends adoeed to state briefly the purpose of those Vfesd, family meetings held, Interviews • bn design to establish a permanent with the ytmtgUdr by bar former cstehome for tbe relief of the disabled aol- peniuee in the academy were frequent, diets of the Uuiop. . but nothing could shake Uw feeling It is generally, knewn (hat the original which possessed her. It was finally resolved to taka bar tbdraft of the President's Emancipation Proylamatfon, through tbe generosity of faUGw-citwra, Tbws. B. Bryaa. Esq., is the property uf tbe disabled soldiers of the Union army, to be held In trust for thsir benefit by tbe Soldiers' RoffiC of ' Chicago. This doenment, destined to lire oa the pegs of history when genera Ucm ysl unborn have pamed away, and to bo referred to by lira historian ae the great instrument by which that .foul hlot, •>n oar nations! escutcheon, human slave­ ry, was obliterated, la regarded by ue os T-. a bigtseplritod girl thi* wouM bc of itnmsmM present and prospective val lie. In order that the disabled soldiers unendurable at any time, bat to a yocnw may aiora fully realise that value, the lady Bllsd with such an halteeittefien, It wm worse than deeth. 8bo rowelved to donor of the original dxument has en­ graved and copyrighted a perfect fac­ elude ber friends, and succeeded, leaving simile of the Msnuacript, and also uf the them cliDdeetiaely, and al though the mrat diatlBgaisbed dotecCi vee of UM OOM Preaidont’e Aut „ ’ ’ / . ' ' ‘ forming g large and beautiful engraving, and west were employed to find''her' Nune ornamented with a portrait of Abraham • hereabouts, It wse usevailing. Lincoln. Thus for the petty num uf two could even conjecture ber bidlag plaee. dollars (t2), every loyal cHiten can pro­ This »as last April. Bite was mouroed cure thia document uf enduring value, ss^lost. The babilimenul of mournfag and al the earns time aid in tbe erection •ele denned by ber grief stricken pa­ and maintenance of a permanent Home rents, and a auWda’a grave was assumed for Disabled SoMiera. Tbe fued thus to be brew. But it was net so. Tbe toproduced will, we treat, prove sufiieient. faiuated girl, finding no sympathy among tu carry nul the design to the extent re­ quired, end benefit the' nuble and patriot­ disguised m a drummer boy, dreaming, ic recipients of jour bounty. The origi­ puw girl, that-her dsatiny would bo nal document, thus to botnme tbs corner worked out by such e mode. Bte joined the drum corpe of e MioMgsn raiment Home, will be sacredly preserved in the at Detroit, ber tu known only tn ter. same, and may thus prove a source of self, and auortedad in getting with ter permanent rorewse to the onHiera. Is regiment to the army of tbe Cointeriand. any appeal necessary to your humanity How the pour girl aurvived tbe hard­ or your Christian sympathy 1 We trust ships of the Kentucky campaign, where not. We believe thst ell who Invb their strung men fall in numbers, mimlforever country and its glorious institutions will remain a mystery. gladly'contributa the trifling sum that Is Tte regimAct to which she wm attachnsecesary to shelter, ewpport end emwth rd bad a place lu the division of tte aaL the passscs to the grave, of the scarred lent Ven Cleve, and during the Ibfaodg and disabled veterans wbo have been our tettle of lost Sunday.'tho fair girl fall, defendvrs and restorers of onr great bo pierced ia tbe left aide by a MMetettr and when borne to the eurgeou'e teat lovtd Union. Mm. O. E. H06MER, ber oe* waa discovered. She wee taM OktrwM V AtUiefiMg OomnttM. by tbe eurge<m that her wound woe mor­ Chicago, UL, 1M4. tal, and advised ter to give ber name that ter family might be informed of tee fata. Thia tee finally, though rehtatoBb Let every person see that the oovf offered him’ by an agent ia genuine—that ly, consented to do, and tte t'aleeol «T tte regiment, although enfitetag himeolf it la certilWd to, cuntalne the Soldier's from a painful wuund, became fate rooted Home device and motto, and It duly tumped with the Prnriwtnation See), aa in ber tehali; end prevailed upon bar to lei him need a dispatch to ter fatew.— ruled above. Addreea all letters to Thia tee dtetated in tbe following jMaeen Remse Concurfs wire BloodnncMDa —The Army and Navy Jewrecf prints the following extract from a letter written by a cavtlfjf oIBcer, in southeast­ ern Tennessee, autbewilssdly lllmarttlng one of tbe barbarous practices of the reb­ els:— “1 have been out with my regiment, scouting fi»r three weeks is the rsginn lying between the Tanneuess and Nieaiavlppi rivers, northeast of Memphis. For tbe first few days we were after a guer­ rilla company, who wore engaged in hunting up or bunting dawn ownsori pls witAd-BS. Braud nod bnrriljs go It may mm, it is nevertheless strictly true, and yon may rely upon tt chat, at thia vary hoar, bundteds ot the people of WealTeUMsnse, Mmisalppi, and Ala­ bama are betng hnnled down with liloadboumfa. I aoMid nut raalisa it uatd by tbe most positive evldtaoe'l find U true. We were .mow almost within hsering of ihs baying of the bounds, and sent nut a sc»u:lag party who came very near ealebiug scK-ne tbe devils. If they bad �dlviaiuo in a plena uf woods* tba ford. TWlMtetothon op tbain with mnaketry from th ^e ford, where they had bean--------to'b^AAr | pklah of woods. Tbe nlghi Vw Wt rainy <v»d fc«xy. and tba firing qilrlnC < —I yij-wtt WWWt-by- tw ** xiurtn oar Saith‘ai . joarnalitt, if ira, Hoadqus »< drovg,lh» i >oMaiap«<» yovR' w* rOOUMMa af ..•«««, VU WM la Pat tore.« Creek ’ uf Kueeer’s roM<_____ born tbe NOrtiT Branch Wnd <«a It aaovy HpMt, aWWl M J of the guna uf tbeir opponent*. DnrUg er it*Veiled Arte* Swtas tee wwral war, wka ^^s^EtaxsatSarse PENSIONS TO WIDOWS Use LagWatoto oTtoto State adjourn­ ed on Thursday’evening «tf last week after a a*wine ef fifteen workihg day a From UMsodng, faabBeoitai nA.Ton.' ranuplMfe New Year's day, though h< spoke to eoab of the VRber ministers preorm. Waahlpgtot^ Tbe A tag of Denmash han called oat waa raee! red«y hte rcadrvra hns.oddrwseedhfo army, and lUHdajr: has -bnRa roeeivod in Behele wig with grunt Nssbrtfie, Feb t.-G«W.' Dodge re­ - ‘ . ^yvLxyxw. .Q ■ xith aaliefactiun such ifMlaueoua ixprre ■ tag for. raii-tag 1-cal l*'«u Vount.es to eortiuVlaam. t porta Tfiut wn the 29th Hh. our forcv*. Tbe Stockholm ^/KnModt/ r.norta vuiualaora, to. be ratoad by aeaeaamenl th4t at a great vnevtiog KaM in Cbrtafeana under C«l PhHttpe. drove Rra&ty to the e»uth aid^yf to, Truwemaa Jiirarj rap­ O«M. tti JeC^XTErtML vpoa too l*»M» psrpeety. A> state during lbw last west ef Mm year, "warm ture al! hts train*. ouosimiRg over 20 bottely, H elto provided for; of 8100. spaechaa ware made by tba principal cit- mule train*, 300 bead uf nettk.e00.head i ... ^Trrr— wy lr» tokens that there will with j£e voby judteI<>ua4»re»1ai> that en­ igMto of tbe taws, ahd alterwardamt ad­ of sheep, and about IM bead <of. burses Every aaealMaepr ef tbe FsaMmOa eeetaii dress tn the King waa voted unawimooenet oafy the Pr* rtiwifcsn. but alee the Letter < rolled men shall bo credited to the Lnwm and mule*, aud deotrwjtod ' |y, espreooiag ihdWWsMii that, iafight­ L.MK.pItaM'lte ih, jobs. tospa ia wblcto they are enrolled, before mill which bad largely em ing for Behleewtg, Dvamark is fighting it\Jrewia. require thd.eoBUnuaaca of Mr. (S*M) •- they can rscelwe too Stale bounty. This for the cause and future nf ell BraodineLincoln al the head of affurn. ,'CgdpahteJly theraare other true men is aa It eboold bo. A meet inexcusable’ • ia. aud heeor that she ought, tn rwekmi oethehelpofSwedenand Nwway. Agwi* -jWK.Wery many —who would hate blunder has been committed by mjr mH an address front tbe UnWerwhy of Upral itaey eetowriUw ta penni«tiag enrol ted exprawie the formal RfaMon that the men ta be credited in towns and . stma- sttark directed against Denmark thrediaiihia Stage of the rebellion, that the ena' all Srtmdinavfa, and that to look «r> tlee other than where they are enrolled ; ita oftntflvunuy drpWidt upon tbe life ■T„ibe rcaoinmation rf Abrahar Ur g.Wtn»4er which will become appareat pa*»l'»ly al this wnjuat violence would qoa«. a'athppa pKtitaahM baen whta wheaevor an attempt tadraft tornado. I1 c-.ver ue with disgrace." Of the Sseedish got ermfirot. the same t hU was tha RMe.. ’ Perhaps hia .ainiular will be seen to work aa injarv to- toe jourotl wye! Tbe Swedish govern mart «uafa$ayiM afgrftdctm jeitb boldness -hieh knows that If as te iswly v*o prwboof greet ateadineae nt twiad with great Government, a* well as Unprecedented . whit puwer.«f adaptation to circumstances, bardshipe to towns where men have been must necessarily take part, to: it, >• potvaaRetnething peculiar to himaeiC and ■ora plenty than money. itog itoelf ia a position to face all eeeata From TV ester* Tirgtala. hadjut. that eharacter wlpcb aleae could Tbe bill providing -for the voting of slates. Already It baa used the funds smb tbe .Republic ia the terrible dangers Headquarters Department af Western vbiab hare beset U. Perhaps, too, hia. our snldier* in tbe field, is eno uf eminent Kited al lbs eleventh hour by the Diet, Virglpia, Feb. 3.—After we drove the any rate, whether tbore be le­ and odlcfeted all the supplies which may enemy from the bridges yesterday, the pppuUar UtmutervDCj of character, bin justiw. reepskahk .frailty—Mae* nyafad in gal abject!ens to it or not, as ia charged be icqsired by a speedy mobllixatioe of the rebels commesced a rapid retreat, our the army and its entering on a com- cavalry, dueely following them up: Jikirat-y other President woco tbe first—U by tbe eoldtor's enemies. As a matter TfO«0. g*. "fbe Gartnaas meantime appear to"te ! miabing ensued, and Imi night a portion iinpirjng cverj one with a sense that, he of right, the priviligw of sill ten ship ulr thoroughly Lxwrt Iit»d inntwecthy <>f Gon. Sullivan'* f»reoa in attorn pttag bull) ing tbe British GoTrnMlltnl. The should not ba taken away from those mM,hen bcewlhs smiy one thing .that tu cut tbe snemy off. encountered a large Awtrian Gaacfte vpeaha nflls “blustering force of rebels in M.clMnic.burg Gap, prevented fecticu from ehtainiugte' fatal she are fighting to maintain those rights pplicr,” aad advisee Earl Ru-eelt ~u» go near Rumor*, and in tbe ooigkborhmd to school to wise Napoleon." The BoU •>f this Gaps fight bmk pine*. Weo»onThe railroad bills tn which eor county ekofltr looks upon the English note petit tually auccerdvd in ouupolling the eneuiy ia interested have both become laws.— to tbe Diet "as a diplomatic curiwaily of to taka another road to the right, and Tbe reatrictiooa against the isaue oflofr* our age," and declares that Germany akrdMlle with omvidarable prrdpitaney. "will not 'be frightened by a coarse In this eugagemettl wo took a number of or wsunly bonds until the roads are grad threat." prisoners, j* retreating the euerny has­ ed, culverts end bridges built, and tics tened to make a junction with tbe main on the ground, are regarded as preUy se­ rebel forces, near Muorrfield. It is beNet Assets, January. 1864, । vers, but perhspe ho more en than is aeclloved that Gen. Sullivan and C«-l. Molli ; Nasurrixs, Jan. 25, 1864. gan’s cniomna have formed a junction, coeMfraaetaepMBd. waelhal whieh ee- wesary, to preveut tbe crealiou of a debtI Indications that the neat battle will aud are now pursuing tbe enemy vigor­ CRced. an notfang else ouoM have dune, occur in tbe vicinity n( Kmxville, aceom- ously. If he oanapw* our foteee. he cer­ ^freedom cd caecetevo aati-c, an iodeulate. We yeaterdav omierwd with tainly will not be able to take away any pendaaee of faitirna opp-asition, that ' efooe eavad the .coaster. Bui these The foavUtature and Fresldeat Lloeola. several well informed teirtiee—<w<? „f large portion t-f bis plunder. eritiaai (ienoda have peened.' The rebel The Itegialalurr of Michigan aeoondai them East Trtmesaee refugees—and all ILulruad trains arrived on titan toifansfortaprt* ite main foree, sad betwe tbe ns-nonsinatfon of President Uoeoln( the-wlturesea concur tn tbe ate ternvet that every’train from North Vlr<itiia forward ean only languish- Factum ba* made by tbe Legislatures Penney 1 vania, down its worst, and fo dsogeroM no long 1 cornea loaded with trwope from I tee’s er. Thowgh it may be that udder any Wivcowsio, California, and Kansas. The‘ army ; and that these legions are imme­ other Premdent tbe Renob He wnold have ' fiJInwrag reaulutiwns have boen passed diately added Ao the foree now under perished last yrar. or the year previous, by both Hooses of Legislature with but, Longstreet It fe even believed by many, weteven hia greatest admirer r’“ that Loe himself, feeliag the aboolute few dissenting votse: that its fata, now or hermller, i« mceeait) fer tbe re-ocrapatioe of East JOINT RESOLUTION expressing confi­ Tennessee, will leave hie old command rDtcwfeia oAcfol life. Uaiumnre, reo. ».— I Be I'MIowiag hat Y< we r^oice m three dence in tbe Prvoideut. and nomina­. —or what will remain of it—and take ••eon teovived fruni Fortreaa Monrue to nwiter heart le act pun bis re-oomina ting Abraham Idncoln foe tbe second charge ef the campaign Tn the region »f daj : Knnavllla. Ho and Jeff. Davis argues ttow. -. Wo d.us't Wk hat: such a rasmmiterm • A messenger ha* just arrived with dis nation a doe to him for bis transcendent Reao/sed. by Me Sruutt and Zfesue o/ this way: If East Tennes-ee is not rfe patches to Gen. Butler fr..tn New hero, ArprrsealsOrrt of Ar Stofr of Mutiny,. poearesed.Ricbmund must be abandoned; the 2d aftenxMO. Newbern ia at tack eu < Ahis Mcariir aad Mtpcner c that in tba Prociamalina wf Amnesty re­■ if. in reinforcing Lnngsrniei’s army, tbe aad the rebate ha<« the railroad between Ml the Prwideecy oflbe United Rtatee. cently put forth by Um President of the alist Is fort, it may be regained, plvNewbern awd Moorehead Qty. (ml ipej lie who doM'bi* eunrat for the Repub United States, we rreognixs a great step rd tbe assault on Grant ia suenewfal; be forced to retire to bort llaoan. Pollciea lasied wlthewt Belay. Hcelmply d»w bl* duty. He puts the towards the rvcimsirttetfon nf the Union aad there Is a ebiocs that Meade, like The* surprised aad raptured the gun (foblOtel) Republic under en indebtedness to him. upon enund and safe principles. And some of bis predeceeswra, may remain In brat Under writer, and destroyed bar. Sertice to it le like service to bur maker that in tbe author of the Pnx-lamsuon active wlll| hot a amall force confronting Aa !<>«( aa we ou keep tberjrer opec and--------------------In that event,, Knoxville ihy be --It earn* nothing; It fumiabre ehtmi to wfr reeognha Che men who la pointed out hhn. --------VS are all right. nothing; St to the discharge of an oblign- Ui us as the instrument'lathe hands of■ .rglaken — cci and Rich 2;-!.--Ld mood saved. rtwa, ne« the eratti«n *>f one. AM tblw Pruvideoee to cuodocs the nation tea'V Both armies aft threatening, and hot talk ebent tbta or that rfiac hoviog -a | happy issue oel of lheae.great Artois and Aid beaky wnik may be tspectod, but not at <>nor. The rebel poeiuna ia .full ’ Culpepper. Feb. 4.—There It a rumor daim to office belongs noly to the lowest stupeaduocs dangexa. here U* the JffecC that Maj. Gen. Hunter sort of polrttaal morality—to tixaeeh>x>l iiseuleed. That io Abraham Lincoln wo ••f danger U. the tbnfederacy. Richmond wMeh has *o such word as duty in h. see a Chief Magistrate guided Jo bis ad- ja hrvhfved rd H anff may be luet by a is Io take the command of tlie Army of - per THoutujtD nrr. tba Potomac. • vocabulary, and which attaches a 'price piinislratioa ia the mMl trying period uf battle in East Ti rtuWkk ■'•>■> On the trains yesterday and the day Military mtn here tally hope tba reb to every human netiwn. AbbsHar Lix our nalwasl btstnry. by a wear bead and Far Umber ia lh< Ua. will be paid. LX CASH, bofiwe there wore a large number of .de­ coir eaaaot but be c-i»cnm* that bn has hey t; aad that aa the rapraoevtatives of els will make aa early attack nd Knox­ fur I OS,WO fest ef gwd. etraigbl-graiead White■‘de^ toe State some am-v ice bet he ths State of Michigan, we reevwnmeod ville ; nothing Would be mdre gratifying setters en roole to Waahingteti wb-re wrtHd^ptbe last matt to lay claim io a bim te tbe nalWu tM-pSopls’s rapdi Ui ibooe who nndersdhd tbe dlapuoitL>n they will take.the oath. Notwithstand­ pur forcea. Oftmalva op- ing the mud, desertora oxiunua to flock, ra-oamimuian on that ground or nay date fur another term, eubject tu tba de- and strength st tow. Tbe matter to fa no degree peterali<ma on tbe part of Longstreet, would into onr Ibsen. W dewrtuns from Virinto re tbe daCmt and dispersion of hia gieia. North Ceeoliaa. Alabama and Min-, LRM FOR SALE. Mok!.' The publie advantage is Abe so!* army, though all lire’s forces tero with siaaippi rvRinumta oatna iqut Gen. Gncgg’e oonsiderattou; aad thia advantage, beyond him. Up-m thia subject I speak fn-tn a liana within lam dayu. come of whom alt quwtioo, fiwars the re^mwh»a«wn. thorough knooledge bf the ■itnstion ; baeo bean *0 days and others two weeks Though U ia perfectly true that lhc ar.d lose in the n.<mm tains.-, They report a.,.' M44M-----------,__ __ __________ cranmalChe atruggle ia past, and toot it . —jId reaetvo fovorbly - the would fee! aa much assured on that point the m-Mintaina full of deserters striving eaaoto be said tto* W rpwrttaetar man fa tw reach our hnse between which aad extract fonm a letter written iaa we do. aay longer a wrrnsiry to tbe natwmal farm wRI heaemee - -------- g----- rntfen ________ jneraf.frfitn Hvrrisw'* Land Trstae are sow ranolng on the Eml themselves rebel cavalry era eoaetantly _____ R- B. KHA*. eaemq tlio titee tif-effnrta iatoy oo num ataormg tbe epturtry. ovcf. ti Diftcwlt campaigns base jret to ing. Joly 7th, 1M2. Everpt that be ad- Tenness-e and Virgmia llsllmmf. fr.-m voeates paying for the slaves of rebels, Lnudrti to Maaay Crash.M miles. Beam the present pnltey of tba Gneornownt is aygpM^BfilRltlJ~* - j— - . । TRAY CATTLE. and trains from Cl New York. Feb. 4 -i-A meeting of the -BaadHH»;»nir____________ ________ t<i»al dtlsros of Fhrrlda was held at Kry ffurtdug. I understand that the average H eat on tbe 22th ult, for the purpose if laat week waff MFiMfo. Hie forarU restoring the Stale to Ila original status Mtowd te be lew toon 80,000. h'ta under the Union. . ■ ’ rtfryvaey to see that seek depletma le W e learn from the ^ow/h CoroKnte* effortfo/M. atraagHi end th. montfr of publiebod at CUembfaJ 8 C, that the disastrous fits on Thursday dretroyed •3,000 000 worth of cotton, a large p..rtil* of which Ufong-d u, the rebel gov­ ernment. Tbe loss waa 1700 Ulen of tbe amount of wwrh dupe, it muel have bbtoa eery'tfedustrtom badv. Among the important bills pesseffta' one provld t-aeud I. Uk tf. 8. tlh. I Ml. PENSIONS TO CHILDREN. Tbsmteer rhiWrva. ewdar Id veer*. U* stRssr x.tdSr.'n.'i’j! PENSIONS TO MOTHERS SISTERS. Pa» n Jpu—Joaaikaa Mi; Han . *K ~1-1----------ll—1 (HnfcKkahry kbl.UM.. AlUrtaf" U »H“ atatk. *ri' f* AND . M but bja*a- *• * a MM M I <e«ab —* aa. aaUM) Ma lta, ia ka«a. . . *’7 **■ rwtseUd le levsIm! t'«n»...o«. MbM)*ni( KfM.rck Sfa. test, of-MieU* er dtescse esstracSsd is Ita Cetsed THE BEST $3,002,556.39 BOUNTY MONET. ‘ W fofart, baUar. u> lha U.«* </ M JEM tarwaa Cm|M| aMrtaa*. k b ta, %^a*< laaa, Ihaa lha i rn i.HMI, M —K1, 1,. DVERTIS EM ENT. c/^riiwo' - k. , Tka Ml, 1M aaMta b. U» t i. M.taM •-» Ua btaM aud A Star-, mill aa.ml ,r paU nej prianpll,. Fr»m ilau Ita — ta. -1-ajS -Hl Tom. Tk..m..*|ta, H tallol nd family, would ret are his owe MtaklitaferUb kiad M Uk* oTM u«k oallM ” W Mlaw; aad i MM, M-cato »• M d« Of tb* very beat malarial aad latest iwiprovesteel*. T1X.>U1F.KT-1ROJ« A5D COPPER WORKIt Wili be carried m> seder the (RrwcUoa oi tofflflft Mrrluuiice. A fall aaeultMatoT ' ", ■ARrrhcTvau aancum, j-. CoMUaOj aa bawd. ‘»im4 JOB WORK AM» RSPAHUKO rROMPTLY ATTKSVCU TU Dea*i forgei tbe - * ’ CITY HARDWARS STORE, —kA — .---- •" ■----- ■- - —• At Vhetesaiv cr R< tail. ■ \ ■ WM. a. fctxncjrtu-t (Iraed Rapt*. Jet; fet, IMa. Jyteyl attain; Wen of sending ber tdtot^ iu. •—! <M U» U« M Mta,larr“">“ •' b“l IAY ON FRUIT CULTURE. kt-UaMaaraaakia Warn. -M lataar W •< » irn rttWj burpm .Ma U| rf ktel; raM< ^-1 fa'“k ’ fapbMW Mrtevwii- •«!» ■£•<?; �irw A^fal nrOMOAK-STjiriop MICTHGA? "hrSSaftarLftbe ontateJf Maaaa Uwruta. -------------- ---------------- y-JJ-.-e der.ngewMarwettoe. Moen* wm d»^■jBjaMBliM^aHtatt^dyvvHBs M -.................... powd la set! prudsoa, , bet •MOtelly ttetltelaat VUI a^dTaataCt of aaid <£taC tfaaee who had a surplus wwe Kneed tu hrtl tz’‘_ deliter >1 Wf far tte benefit of tte bogu. Ottaa *e*d, m................................... ........1«• gov eramsM. Tte siii.*, my they smmol '3 dayTWbra*^dfetTm^taaXptetolk'^ tte fen enduro tteirkmtefap mote hover, Md ■ alter, “ « ....................... • a .tn>sg retelloo* semi must ie growing ■P> ■ • ” aiir ;i MO, Wl HqwWIbI 1.0. M«. T. Tte n-Mtar mantis— ef WILD FLOWER ia«T OF irnrju, laetwaek he . attacked tbe eheriff with a k*ifr, and came very near inflicting oovara,tf»ot fatal injuries. Aa it waa, S FECIAL S0T1CES- the abariff ramrod a earant cat ia aae band, aad W beet arm cat ealirely thro' TO CONSUMPTIVES. CeesBuipUa. .aObran will receive * valuable prescription for the cats of Coeauwptioa. A.ibBia. Brcnebitia. and Throat and Luu* .Srr •'tss^y siuW”' •— Jantnt.pemeol M'ilHaateargti', Kitrn Co,Mew Ysrt. dined, until the hour when hia ease waa » JOMES A HARLAN taken to that higher court,from tbe docia- Of Balamai-u make the beat taxes*.. ever brrxifMlato thia martet. and aecoed to nene .ver tidha of which there ia no appeal. made in the Hlalc. K.pV cun,tenth on band by tbe pound or baml by * D. C. HAWLET. Dona-now.—The donation visit on Thursday eveninc at the Methodist Par- —————————— fc—■ Mathev's Chkcelate Wars Drapa I NEVER faUle destroy ate exienshate all kind, of Internal Wcrroa Ara perfectly raiiable Isatmawcx -—We would Au attention in all ea-e^ and (ar Kpcr> r to any and all of th. Fancy Worm sna/actina*. acd saumua Vemita•f property hnldore to tbe adrertiaeoieul gua ia tox. They may be taken al all times with of tbe .Emit 1 nan rance Company in an Otter dal tier ion, drutf. Mother. U.nuld alwara ether ecietnn. If tbe object «f ineor iog. parcbese Item aad gire tteir cbildrva no alter.' < Ao (Marl* wbaterar ia oeeroeary to be gwre ] io safety against !<>**, then-lbe .Etna i* Each tea coataio. 24 Drupe or Lutragr • Price SJ cento. For ule by all tfraggiata and Deale-. to medicmea. C. B. WAI.KER, Oeneral Agent. insure. No company stands higher, end oc«l.n!y Buffalo. N. Y , tod fort Dr«. C. W. no company pays its lueses more prompt ------------------ :----------- --------------------------------- ? ly. Mr. Sweesy - has trnen agent for tfOSTKTTKrs CUV!RATED STOMACH RrTTERS 'itoaa of tte graalcal Urwnglteelag prr|>arati<>n. ertai.t. Il i. npeciallr adapted to those who are afflicted with Ite Fever end Ague. Tba wetly Im* eustamed by tbe company nr any otter dleeaac arising from a dword«rrd ooa in th>« rUtegc waa in the homing ol B-^l- ditioe of the digestire organa. For IhaFeter and tfofa company, fc»e tbe last tea years, and has done a large earnout of business.— wood & Keeler'* mill, several years ago. ' »?“•* replralfae.snd purita. the and, aa war citixan* know, thia lues was teal th; aeUon ia dieea.-. of that nature. Tbe From our ex­ Ite utae lism, valnabl- .peeitlea to th. knnw. changes, «o learn that the tame is lbs world. In recommending it io the public, we are folly oou.ctoaa of doing them a g-eat aerrte. paid very promptly. and auro and apeedy action in all ewes where the dieeaw it canted br irttjul.nir of tte digealite ergarw. A trial will .affioe for tb. meet skeptical. ■ A Curd. Tb* uadomigned. is behalf of hi me* If and family, would return his sincere and heartfelt thanks far tbe kind and geuar- I ‘‘'■(i^oaopy.)^ Far sale by Druggist, aad dealer, genettlly, •rerywberv. Im ~^DmTBcizrm,te«MwngM gi-’t time prescribed for tarappearaaee. **' ! .whtJf T.’fflf.rfMttWMkax.. ■Mat* mf J*h* Cwlvwr.^foe t. A. A C 0. Hotsaoea. CowrptrfMat'.Beftohaee ^7si5’"”Wst--. QTATR OF MICHIGAN, County *f £■», as. O At • aeasion of ite Frobata CoufeT& th. D. Hnissa. Deputy Bagtatar. far akx waste •f January, to tte year ana tfaraaaad.«igbt ':asX"','isiu. -...................... .... ctREmSK. - < I"'’ «L- . ''BUhto. Nov U. Dtte. W^wl^^** of i^^Hijtod O*ra,*ia this pager, p*ttei*ii tb* omdirio*. sad, •ww, afterlrariug IfaroyMyJriod If, rynh fa' rawifototefo^eaae—HteXctrirt I* tte melter of ite eel.te of John Colrer, tote of Mid ecuety, deceased. •M* tar three days msde-v»* Minrriy bH*d; butbaring fotawtw* boUtan of. th* ■Peepte’. Cwre ’ Es^'xfcS’.Tisir.weiO iwenty-oeeood day ofKtaurry naxt, at tea o,eto«k fa the dun tn. taaoatoMd for the haariM afaald peUiion, aad that tb* hstr* st fottnf Mid deeoased aad all otter penow. la Iere.ted to eel* astel., are required to spy ear at a eoe.ioa af Mid court, then to be bolttaa at th* Frobata Office, la the Let Jl who eve IHwaffiteted trv •ra'Feeytaoewr*,". -Beffido, Mbr. IK IteK t < -1* : . r - v -: - ■ CJJRE'SWt*’ rrSS™ **l hare nMd th*‘pKtnte*. < ere* in my Itemlr with gnat boaeOt.ta can** of eertesfo and Malt ■Mfa-Affit M*twtt*t**MH*iWMrtMvQfo<F"*t - J*<Maa. Bc*axrv,*7»»wh.sL. uprtaJta,**,d« n3k» CURE 'wEst paper prieted and circulating ia sold county of *r““ “ **l tar* been ta foebto health ever eiaea th*'liar cHrtteL t£al within twenty days tba Cam- forth of my boy, who is sow twelve reora Wd. 1 ptefo«t»l Mira a qoUee ofthfo order te be pnbfad "tssj trouble, aad MMesItiM, *11 Ute' iiaMdie tbe "Hasting* Banner,** a pnblfo new*- have CHANCERY ORDER. Um*, unfftfog teefar rrerr kind «f labor, wad Estate ot George H. Brooks. daatraytagaUatnywmfort. Lant oaawne* 1 ecata• ST.l TE OR M/ClUdAX. n* Oirtaii OaH far lidteiitep teeurt wee*, for aix weeht, ta suo- menoed taking th* • People’, cure.' and hate u.cd four bottlaa. and am bow almeat * well arowun/ ririadn Jfrom, (ixapiauionl, b<-p*(taaMlly eervod m th* mIR *m reateaat , > ; lean twenlv day* before tb* tba* MatateMndtaapy. day of January, to tte year of our'iord oao defcMkatfoM r^=?C“" •"TTaiORT. 6««r H-. JWD, JM XMiOa, IR-rj VSITU, ead IhouaMd eight hundred aad etotydbur: wain 1* tbe matter of tte estate of George H. Brooks, FT Mltafartorily espearing by .MdarH on Ho ^STXidfo, MdifoTS^^d-ly r.ntad c o. Willet Paaoh. toaol a reerdeul eF tbo'slets of Lrtw l«wu u*** • WntJi. I Michigan, but reaide. tn Ibe elate of P.OMrltt(A true copy.T AU—l,' ’ S. H. Cm£~ ' Brayta* tbal ta may te hcenrad te eell certain load hers bat ata wm ncenfiy very much were*. r^tujn.___________DepatyMagtotar. L"<; fr^l EaMta. teteorto*te —•A diccoMd ta .sif1 a*. For Ar* ar six weekadi, tad no appetite, lout all */c rttidrnl dofetotate. eauso bl. appmtnuree to te Milandeoeribod. Thervapoa II to Ordered, that Tuesday, tb* 1st *•; CHANCERY ORDER. •ataredra tbtaamito, Wilkin three monlte from lira dateofibfo order, aad IbU tn earn of hl. ap- day of March next, at ton e'etoek 1. Ite fereZffiZ XTKhJat fn.ewi tiea.wbud* friend a^etonA, bento ifaltor Hill lo b* Sled,aud a copy thereof to bo tarred ** tta 'Pacploacore.' Du taking the otediewr .be oo the complainant'. Kot let to re. within twenty olh.r penoas interested In Mid estate, .re re­ perceived a etaage *1 peen. Un tb* ihird^av dev. after Mr<ice on him of a copy of told Bill, quired to appear el a Mauo* of Mid court, ttan to end notice of tbe entry of Ibis order, tar* ia de- be hoittea .1 tta Probata Office, in tte vIHw* of d»y. not vat having team use borita. d>ctta. foalt thereof, that said Bill will be taken ta tt- &SSi,«XSS132S SSK A. D,1M4, 'ZT. . .7“ -. • ‘/siJ Ctar; ctalpteta-.f, . topped toUng tte medicice. My tog sb* waa aa faued bj mid hOD-rv.,<tent defendant And it ta And it is further Ordered, tbal tta petitioner well u ever tee was. and a. well as snyforiy could' further ordered that withta twmrty day. the Com■:'! * .i tu. te, aad abebaa emtiMcd *o over .Im*. plauuct cau*e a notice of tbta order to te pub- gire-ooticv to tbe persons interested in mM Mate. Wada Ofo, Z>(foU.it. “Pact. RuwCGacdaer, tl P.ari st. lifted ta tte //ertiuM Banner. * pablio newspaper ’•Bnffido,October ».>••»printed, published and circntating tn Mid county: Or For Bale by all Drwyg<»’v .rd that aaid pablittUm be witmued. at least p.prr panted and circulating ia Mid county of C CBOKHY, Geaanl Agent No. 121 Main aU* /oc« ia each weak, for six week, ta uKonaiua; L tiEs; —“• “ ** Batata. K. T, tu wheat rii order* teoald ta ador that be cum a copy of thi. order to ba jrareouAretouC octltyli. allr .erred on lb. mM oo.-tt.iteal defendant, M <A true copy.) 8. C. FR1XDLF.. IcM.lwrnly day. tefore tte Unte prescribed lor appearance to be entered ta ttaaaaOM within Jan IS Mf. <f l-r^au. hi. appearance three moaihafrom tta data ot this order; end that LOCIS B. LOVELL. Hwefe JhJr inoaee ot tar appeanaoaabe cause her answer CHANCERt 6Al.t Dated. January M. A. if IBM, A It no copy. Attest, D. teaisuk, QTATE OF MICHIGAN -The Circuit Court orw’witoto'iw'eMy far*1 'after —rvicem be*-at [!-»■ febl-J Deputy Regis tor. aeopyof*uUHKMdMttee«f tboewterof thia Juptrttw'o. KgUiuoEHiratia/af, (M/UtnaM, order, and tnteCaaU Itarauf, that said bill Will CHANCERY ORDER. te taken aaeohfested by .aid noa-reaident d. fend—L Aad It 1* further ordurad, that wltbta JLAa H. JjAtaraJ. ZL/«..<Ze.t IMPORTANT AND TRUE! state or Mcma-tr, n» <sma a** f~ Iwe—y days, the MfotplaJnaal caww a notes ef la purauanceaadby virtue of a Aecrve of lh» Lovis S. Lor six, Ciraul Jii/r, at £t. Chamber*. Court, made la lb* above cause, on tta SJth day this order to ta published in tta tfraft age Aaaarr, ARB vwe ratartag with that drtU.dtoea.*, Nr*WAlSoN-8 NEURALGIA XINO vrB! ipeodBy Braar. 0-OfUiaa^, contiouod al leaal once in oeeb wfte, for xlx Ceorw. £ Ztanm. (Iwrfotfe Acree, and /fernOM A. fodder, oa Wedowday tta l.lh d"*y of MarA, A. wash* tahacnesnton-ar lhatta mum * woy ot ARI yon rnciad with tta torture. *f Ru.ni.TMWb Jfoue*. !tft...h*lr W.Tuas'. Nmupei. Enr* will speedily trirarm D |.*4, rt UM O’etaML P. Mr ff that dey, at tta TT .altsfoetonlv .ppeanag, by affidavit on tl. frual door of lira Court Hoetaa of Mid Barry coun­ ARI yon —ftringtrnq tbe giM wiagaof Dnrxw1 in Ihi. caute. th.i the above tmtned defendant ty. tn tbe village of Hastings, to said eonaty. All fore tta time proscribed for ber aj^earnscc. Harri.ua B. Moasb. te not-a realdwat ot tte .tale ih'srJs: wdrtsft s«tf» Wswas^Nxca.uua Ku>a W1U Igtprare jfabr of Michigan, and that ta reaide, in tte .tala of New YoA; Oa molten of Bwoessy A Alien, So Michigan, known aad d Merited mfollow., tow It: ARE yea rearing with pain, with Qocv 1* your' liotott for said Complaisant, It i. Ord«rod, th.t Tta .Ml frMlioa of th. eoulhwcsl quarter of e*etbe .aid U.rntou 11. beach do eau.o bio appearW.ww i Nsvnrtou Ktxo will aa.uag. jour anco te ta entered ra Mid caaM, within Iter. [t-x-J _______ * P*|W *y B sgtoter. acre, aad Uiirty-lhrv* (U-I00«b*) bundnite of aa ARKyenawurtoftbrexfotoncsof lb* Oney Isecru, eceardmg to th* GoveniromtMruuy. — iwrwav RaaswTl ■ M0BTOA6X .Alt WA^nd^X^ALOIA KUO, * certain OmU (Joarl UnusMitaaer, r>U,CAT wra>i. mt. I* a. mUWm -'to and for Barry ****ly, Michigan. 'Mrj Rant 1^11^ ' ’ ■ ' <3. ». WALIRR, Aeprite*-, , (A true eopy.) Jodg* of Frobata. XteVrsJitr* ip WLBf “11.S5Y * GV 1 l ADMINISTHATOirS SALE ours risk and donation of bia friend, at In tte matter of tte e.taic of Wlihsm B. Hte*. the parennage on Thursday evening of Xolioe ia hereby giren that by virtue of liean.e last week, ^f* regard it as an appreci­ heretefarv granted to me by tte Jwdzr of Probat, ation oftbe high calling which it is our igaa, I wiUexpaee to aale al Public auction, an Saturday ite twelfth d.r uf March, 1B44. »t one o'clock In th* dftrrnoon, at tte late rraidenea of dorwvre rwmgnixe the feet, that however tbe deeeaaed, tn tbe village of Hrntrng., county of bsmblo theeervaat, io God's moral vine­ liarrv sad Blate of Nteh.g..., all -f Ite right, fillo and i'mere.1 at lira eaM decraaod to tte following yard, "tb* laborer is worthy ef bis hire." deeerlted Reel eelale, to wil: Village lota, la th. village of Haetlaga, No^ If We rightly interpret thee* expression, Ism. imt. ism. im». iste, n*», i»uo. mi. im, im; being In tte said county of Barry sad of kmdly r^rd, they farfasb us with State of Michigan. RICHARD B. RHAW. freak fansffi*te*s le increased kxertiow m Ar!mtei.ttttor of tbe Estate of WarJp Khaw. tte rood work In which wears engaged. Dated. January St. I«M. JatiTT . . T. B. Gaavaxa. - rrwr« CURE «u2Z-.- 41. C.FRHidtfr srjn or jffan^djr. 'Tts cirwit covt foetb.mw.iy M Mmvt. ta<faamM*T. ■*» Atrocopy. Allart (us.) fob)« - -■__ ir - ■ *U<aTAI.O^ TEBT1M0NT. “Myvrifltta*taeww.*rtaewWt Mil—III*n- etaiuMiadm Is^ eMo tartar ' iHi-fclra KJ. OBAMT, P. M tin. <&£•<* be pttbl^Mto toyjfoaiteiw fans- ' - '' WM In tbe early part of eoaago. waa toleraMy well attended. The oum realised was over nisety dollars. CnANdERYOBDER. • Dure i» Jail.—Jonathan Shutt, as Bsiky A W X Sus U.lUt W W Clsrt Jam*. Morriwn A old anta, wUm trial we dMkmI hat week, baas Mr. C.thanaa McKn.<0l W <tuh them*. / (i< which tba Jury failed to a«re«,) died Eaton Haatian Eetert Bergw .Xuecamb D.viA II B in jail nwSatutday. After being remand­ FewhW Mw. Hail; S«Kb Jobs H Mr. O 0 Wkkbaa Mr. J K ed to Jail to await the April tena’of court, Fatten, callhrg for »n; of tba aboa. latten will he waa much excited, and at liwiM pUMewnhav «.d,t,ti.Kl. Cb.rjn fur Marr- vibletttly upon the flwor. In thia ttmg gin, sod bis other violent exarllonrto re lease htaaoelf from jail, bio physical powon* were overtaxed and bo gradually do- Z/ Remaining .uncalled f«r at tte Ratling* Poet Office, for tbe week ending -Febru­ ary 9. I8M: ix,“s.Tb Sir;,"" ** Patio Duvwrwe, by a rill four laehte in length. A atruggleaoaoad, ia which Skott waa thrown B^tedta*11!^^*^ toto^M,1 to* aJd Ifqtl Sititu. iiite w H iIH I wt e n $M , y VaLCasts roe rwx fautu. tee. i Bronchial Tmete* will be faund invalu­ able ta tte Soldier In csiwp, expuoed la nJEX«i<i'‘‘< «UX' J .to11/* Omeera and thus* who over-tax tte *«>tee ^[•- A • tefafoffiotaxo. A * TbWvogfaar weoMaga ef BaoMafl* Lodge they arw wsefal in relieving Irritated Th rods, and will render articulation easy. *X££ ea’tTbX OS Atrt ore ueMthrtloas, A* turr to oavaix t4« yeairtM. ungovernable. if 114? Egyt- Pattanoer Train. m tta Mb^J—■ r-—uri RaUnradartr tows. II.UI.Cr-Aa. Mows. v- • ■••• «wktM waorwata. J**W^Mat<*b». III' ^BtetaMd\tafo'<£r^M^M*caprtaa( uTpr^wTvuf .rTaMlto. W kShu futikjt frirr WE KpH’&t General AvnriU faced tte country people Kt templets |piirnaii as la tte fttiiu uf •m fetelliug. Ttaiy ted mi heard uf tte afteiag W Ite Mhteteipte, or W tte wm edited Jtarfanta.TttM* Tte ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE wM । Ragmter'. office far Deeds mlaid Barry roualy, oa tWWthday of Jun*. A. D. Ide, in Liter / ot rzz riZX.&i: of ninety four sad IS-IOOtte dollar.. and hereafter to become dne the »un> of two hundred and twe^y-lve doilari. and interwt ttereon. and no rr.mdiagr is taw or eouuy baring boon bad for tte recovery thereof. Now itieroforc. nutie. >. herwbv given ttet tte pemnito. dc^rited ta add BMingv to wil: Tb. net half of the .outhweal auJS*faeeiion number thirty-eta. (X4,1 la lowMbip namber tb.-re 'SI north of range num b*l«Tl0]W*s«,tas*fatetai* of Michigan, or an muekttettofwiwiU aakta^said tatmet, taring >to^-fowa-dL»-l*u4ta*Ulam.l«^i»J Tsaoes.se tn vote at tte coming elect.on ii teittg given by Gov. Johoat®. He has ptruTideif irr—r — ttel all deeiring to do au CMt swbwrite t» tte fruxtet’i sn>- ****M. 'MjOgK,HSj>!Xy_ wMT eteh, and reetow. tte prefer tertitDteod, F.httary «. 1»M. [tabldj tete ef pretsetion. whisk will entitle Item to lb* fall tetefa* of tte act. MORTGAGE SALE. ~ AtoHI r -ite • T*x.—Tta IntenMl Rte- 1 'l»l« ........... M» '“F“ art—L«w»—* *“>" ““.fST (tafatraa Ototoly nod Btete.fortt.nl. andwhioh BSrttasxrtEtS sraaosffg late rmidentteoC Lade. H. Nlebota. deceatad. tn t-roc-dtag, h Jaw-Tfaaqtyifkytaiybaim fartiBalUmore, o* Monday, theatereel* (I lib) day of ModArlMNaavanr ttareuf i Tbereiara, nottee ta hrrabg «*r*B^ tbta m HSibrdwy tta tfarttecit [Seih ’ day of April, A. D. leM. at <m* n’etota. p. M. ofte** Atf.tM pun ism .dtraritad ta said smrtgnga, te wit. the a*at fraotioa of tb. aoutb- dl.Mefa to tb* fofi*wiM dmcritedvral State, or so tnaeb thereof aa ahall be accessary for tb* payment of the debit of said decraaod, and tbt .xpoaaa of admtetat*rinh«afd estate, to will Ma. 0. C- ttamrox g dteliagntoted ctemiat aad Drnggialol tta citf *f Batata. N.Y. tarantedaad ra»TTri»rttrud a cootpanad kaowa ** IllilSTOLU BAUUM Qr HOARHOUND, white tan‘ p*rfc«t grscxnc for tenfa.catM, or nay a*osan*L or lot Dtrntexvin .ruing from damp, cold nr sodden teas p of tta woattar. Evey prraeo who bu ever takea Bauru.'b Brtjua or Bnsttocxn. yroaouur** h fa* best Thefanll baring bean made ia tbe 'paymaat of a IK tta Math part of tb* moth east quarter of r—guMu. *— n») woot, te an eighty- acr**,me*a &.'J=raiiSk'SXJ,* IS*'V or tan. m sate oooolj of Barry sad Htate at PMBfo. noderthaaame of latoem at fitortawbd. IlMrth of Raag* right(>) wret; also Ite curt to lUTigta*. bidder, at 'tte north door ef^lh. Barry aodAtate of MicbigM. to AmaM L. Clark, half of lb* mlb-raai quarter of section Ik. and Court How— ta tbe village of iluting.. in said uf Battit Brack, .nd Stale aforesaid, on the 2Stb lb* aorih-eaal quarter of the north eaalquarter of Barry wwatp, wr ao much of Mid premfoe* as M^X.-T1U» iaruluebl. Mrdtelo* tasacw taea, day of November. A. D. l**0, which M.rtpn to MCttou M. to fawn tw* north «f FMge P-tatotJ Dated, j “aary n. 1W. ~~ rneoMad ia tte office of the Register of Dwrd. io ooataiatog. in all, three hundred u*d eighty-*ix and for th* eou.tr ef Barry, aad But. ef Michi­ S*2) acre, of laa-i. mc.ro er leM; being la lb* r.foM . , ber xJirnay. gan, oa the Tib day ot Decmnbcr, A. D- ISSC. nt cunaty □! Barry end fhute wf Mfehtenn. JONATHAN N1CH0L8, Adnlatatrntor, I o’clock, in tte aftenraeo, an that day. in Liter MART ANN X1CU0L8. Administratrix T of ktartgegae, ow page MS. sad tba _ ADMINBTRATOR’S SALE. • beating quaUliea. Doled Novurtter 17, IMS. **eM 1 amount al.imod to tedaa, aadrwm.lnlng unpaid C. CBOflAY. Bmtam. K T. at Uti. data, being the euro *f one thotuaad two Tta above sate to ber.br paetpoaed to tta l*tn. fade mssritaturar, to wham all **d*m should hundred and Bfty and M lO-Hh. delta™, and no Forateebyallrnpeceabtedrug^a. ***V^ «2si'u21L. prvoeediags at taw *c ta agnlty having!bba* tad ” or lartitatodfor tb* maavtry tbwrewf, Therefore, aotioe is taroby given, that oa Ite fourteenth day MART ANN NICUOiJi, Administratrix. ofMsv.A. D. IM4. at tte hoar *f on* o’otock in tte ahortteon of that dap. tte premises described THE CONFKKHIONS AND EXPERIENCE la lb* said Moeitttt, te wil: All that certain ur A NMVoua UtkALUt. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. PebttobadferftetanriU and os n eMiton tw and known m being tfa wool half of the aortb- tin yoanr men. aad altar*, who «ufo-r from Xorroaa * *•**•**"■ ** MxLuiVUUmTwU vub«. east ananar of e*rtl*n thirty four, (M) ta TowaaMpMteberoo* [I)Morth ef Rang*, anmb.r Mouas is tarwby given, that by virtue af ItoewM TtanadrtKtadwne-lhkd pot ef tb* Wart baM ± li'iX.T^«fa“XX.bT baa eurad hisaeelf aAeT^bein^ b vjrttaa^ iLz^'xsi.'iigrsiiSrSi ricotigal. bi. wife, of Johwtowa. la Ute ennnty of ventint, to tbe httaoel biddor. st tte north front door id tte Co*rt ^iono* ia th* village at Hart far*, is Mid conety. of Barry. ■ -> riatae —ptou MySto (nd at tba agteor/i door of tta Court Beene to tta vffiaga ol Hastings, MIO Mortgagee. C. G. Houssooc. ASfy- for Mnrtgngm. ADitlSBTtUTORS MIX ' ! . te. .. .......J-.;. --d ;h. -d--------------conifissioNtn's NOTICE. to tb* fehewtag deecribed Real Relate, lyins aad TWf 7*7 tPAHrift, 2’ Or Caocrntraied Luo > returns ite BB*M wwpls •» wdinjv mMA M. , toeosa*d« *ew herwby *bfaffi*d ifad requested 4* it d ’re,! ‘“X hMwe ef WMtam BitErtar, f' J “ fan b—d**d**d eighty dnltan f*ll») aM tatar— ' r^ipu art tototmo. sod oo proerod^g. ,n law or Wttlly M M. u aJteuxK ru- to ».»<■ jarni'p ■■ u?iaiWK"‘ ’’“**■ -‘tw TIAI9 AOG. Notic* to hereby given that to parsaanee of a lloenae granted lo me. by th* Jsdge ef Probate for SaMuat4tata**d .to be doe ea ofod Mortgage at MORTOAOE KALE Tte Ilth Mlohigan Cavalry. T’XDFAVLT having bevu mad. in Ite parmtot xj M a certain sum of taouey secured by laden 4,lMfiw.>Hinh Css-aka, , now lure of mortgage .leewtod th. Dili day Jan*. R. D. in cafapst toriagteti, Ky., asys that du­ IIA4. by Wjtetn B. El.worth and Mary J .or, bu ring th* cold spell in January a number wife, of Barry Coual’ aM Stela of Michigan, to and two wte *ufcred amputation have •isesdied. Oaths 20th ult the rsgim«nt was paid off to January 1st, and on tbe SSth the men drew tbrir bore* equip, meet*, consisting of revolvers (RemingU^’sjaad mbrue. Tteir earfaae* had not yet arrived. They were expecting teaswveeecu. and rtato’sfcrtttid, tearing dale th* second day of July. A. I). IMO, end reortdrd on tta 4th day of r* •*»*<-« •eewr; all in th* v iUs^eitf Harting, to raid Bar- fCTurl IL Dnted. JtaJfortRfoUAL1^^ .^Xelffi^.’ r> ® ggs geitejrt^ kHjtafc 'n^X sen J ltt II 1 �iwa> «• b . tV>V>-SSUillyil JK3X rf!T"^ kwuil. > 17.; .. ■;-^-T i aravM-qnvH ? 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Fsls tboegbls Its thlckoed nnanlss Often that were Mdssr. Msmortss? Foldthetekp— Uj then Mcred by. What sTsfls tbs drssiM of th. Paet I Tbs fbt srs tor^yoa ayd 11 ' He-spoke thbao eotawidy,' and so steadily.lhsU haav there'mael baaome deep meaning tn k; and 1 nrked bihi If be could tan di bit kooWe,. Of cm™ be would tell ma, he wm anxxroe to tell gjstinjs’ JuiutM Jirtitcrj, SJistellmta, new and moat complete aveortment bf DRUGS AID MEDICINES, rChemicals, Palats, Oils, Cam phene, Baraisig Fluid, I had spent eema years4n the Wool, in the practice of my profraahm, and wet oe a visit to my friends in England. Among those who camo first upon my list of friendship was Fred Elliott, and I ar­ ranged to etelt him as won as I enuH.— FUR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL Fred and 1 had grown up together wo FCRPOSES.ONLYUKI bad entered college together and gradu­ ated together; and wbrn I entered upon the practice of law, be entered hie uncle's store in the capacity of book-keeper, with a good promise ahead. And there was souther lie between us—a near and dear one—near and dear to ua who were both orphans, and who had few relalivM Jiv­ ing. Fred had married my own omuln EA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICBb. PEPPER. —sweet Hallie Keene. He bad married PRUNES, F1OB, RAISINS, CODFISHs X. «T.mhlB< In tbs Grecsry Um, «»«h > bad been upon Ilia docket a long while lx otrdad (ar ftoilr Me. b«fi>re. And thus I wm to meet two of c. 6.HULBBCUK, Alaa a great variety ot \h» my dearest frieod». ltd Cvuassltors al Law. sad Sc:hsse«rT. hsvlec antrrrd late s CHOJ'CXS'J' yXIiirUHEKBl (t woe just dark when the carriage left ill nrompslr ami fsilhlnlly •»'«»<! me bl the door of tbe house which had — *1 t>«ir eJling; CeeveytMtag. Aid (cekiig Extracts, been pointed <>utM that occupied by my ■ friend ; and which I at unce rocugnixed m tbe former homo u( old Timothy El; STVEEXEl Ac ALLEN. liutt, the unde nf-whom I bare spoken* My lummocs wm answvred by 'a 'light quick step upon the ball (Ivor ; end when inn door was npeurd I recognized the fair, u atiaM to at sails is U»« of tbsir prwfosewa fond festurea of my dearly rnuetnberad "oBse'ialtat Ceert Hous*, Hs*Unx*. Mioh. cousin. She was five years oldvr than • ben 1 saw her last, and grown to ba a little mere wntuanly and a little sedate, hi fact, alia had put un the holiest of TCTTTCR OFTHB PEACE. Will Mtaad to th. diarawete— that ol a mother. Tbs beau­ J roll^U-» o! deb* •«<! *U eU».r bu.>»«s ty, lbs life, the smiles of other years Sic« wild Mrrnr *oe piwv were not giKM; but they were elevated rile Dodf«'s Betel. Oranfevule iliUe. Berry ewsM with, end softened by, and blruded into J that n»bi«r character. At first aba did J. M. RLSSELL. , nvt knuw me, but when I called hex Hat­ pttrtHCUN sMSergeoo. Ottes to RwsOl's tie, aa I used to in uld«n times, she caught me by tbe hand and in a moment mure had bur soft white arms around my JOHN ROBERTN, neck. She was a sister to tnc in heart •OHTS1CUN Berpoo. D-.lhngoa broadand aeuL and with a aiater’a love aba • greeted me. UHPTlONSs Md Dk- n. J. HANKY. > We went into the parlor, where an as­ TbWYSIClAN.SDROEON •»«! AeoMhesr. 01- ! tral lamp wasalready burning upon the PtMsvsr Smith's Dru< Siers Gcx-Xytw HUek. centre table, and where a fire was reflect­ HssMsgs. MiebL^ss. Offlcs hours Don v to U ing a gseial warmth from' the polished grate ; fur it waa Autumn and the eve­ H. WRIGHT, nings were quite cool. Upon a chair, A TTORNET s»M COUNSELLOR AT UW , 'neath the tabla, sat a little hoy of obtriE three years, playing with sr-riehly orna­ mented bridle of•a 'ri>ckhig*horee1 while & VAH BBtSTI ‘Aii.7Uu.u- rm uo. upon th^garptt »m a gieesome child; slnns aoM mmv prompllj '. s^llusi. not yet able to walk with aafsly, engaged OOtes. «rt<b W. W. lUlph Esq.. MUdl^iU. in tumbling about a forge, rparlaa muff,AUerwya as4 And theee ware Hattiae cbild»M—Iwo be eAeeef Uie WANT 25.000 Iba. of WOOL to1 as bright as< beau|ifol things m aver u al Haali.p, manufacture Into CLOTH— made music la an earthly home. - She . bad neither brother. M afofor, so I was forced in be uaoie to her chlldreu. ’ AND SHEETINGS, By and by Fred cama. There, wae a cloud upomhis foot when ,be entered font tea ar by (ha yank room—I «aw ia vary plsial v, but bia wifa TE^bffS. hurried to bis side, and kissed him*, and I whispered la hie ear. and when he greetI ad me, and hold try band and patted ate upon the shoulder, fee appeared the same 1 w,arm a nd genial spirit M ,of o'-d. At ; toe tea table be asked after my fortunes in the dialint home I Wd ao*i£M; ‘ and • wi4e SbeeUe*.' when I told him I bad n wureevded .nx-.R-.Ro baymtf n,,,.™ XZi ^Za erf that COTH WARRANTED ■troa*.aad derstae. • pjy moat asngwtaeexj ’' '^ "i‘ * J—J /X* aecumulatina It it Iht cheopttt tray to gti good doth1 material wealth w tart accumulating «x-.me, he wss wefnbly pltated, bwt In­ , ______ timatW that saeb bueineae and efch prouWOOL CARDING • Dom Fressptty aed *e toe BesaOtaseer. Fries pccts would Stilt bifo vte/,“wen. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. >818 UIIU8, r GROCERIES! SHEW "SKTEST MEDICINES -a-u- 1 WOOLEN FACTORY, - -------- - ---------------- - --------------- u-u*. C. PR1IDLE, I Uugbed cuirlghtat what I eonAArod -the ebeurtllty oftbkfoatfidsa. 1i ftoiW du very well, 1 told hltri'.'fora poor fol­ low with only hisTfB hip?b .qud Ma wit our'hands, and. I he'd boaiadijr.uofa aouar: put wncn I hadeerved MAoe* yadrM Wk keep? - *r ,iJve ttib a'pJod share to the buslbree years ago tbs old man died leaving----------me an Mlkto of about sixty thousand dollars. Aye, y “ J, U my friend came to of all that. Tb« were. tiny ibouaahd dunarT'worth of good, available property, ifltk ovary thing »u »• L. o* jnsl 3UM> o <! •». lawyer peiM bao^htcOMet siMcatbe ago and yrelong fat and Suffer had .their bMde together. Ja •feU«Hhil» Suffer SJ-e11 and when asked what be meant, >be producod a paper whtek appeared U> ba The last will aqd teatimemy of Tjaaotby Elapd Stopben Akero.awiErIbMlXa it the Mme will which my'onole inada And tbaA it hM bow Un Waobaai ever mince. Be MJ» tbat-wbau be weplAway to the weetoru aouftttjr- ho overlooked it among hie other paptra, and to<* it akng wiibblra. Hefuribermore declares that received atveral het lera from Mr. Ellfot, Mktog bl us to be earefol of the wilLtetd.MV l» •« that It could be brought to light ip cue of,oe«L Of course, Mid l4 this must be* fopudulent<qM.r . • *i uj' Muet certainly U is, returned Fred. . And yet iLbee beep admitted to pre bale, the /edgs hasadmiHod U. 1 have appealed, and it goes to the AU.preroe Cuurn pad moreover the trial ,le to come off to-mwrow. Fur myself Enoch—if I were alone in the world—I w<wld care but little, for 1 could pul forth energies anew; but for my wife and children—ohl oh!it lahaxd 1 har^l He buried bit foee to hi» bands and wept aloud; but in a little while be. be­ came calm again, and I questioned Ulm at I taw fit Another wltnew to the will be0dea Stepben Akers was living, and be testified ilia! be believed the instru­ ment now produced was the one on which he put his name. In abort the ease look­ ed dark taough; and I dare nut give my friend rouefi hope. Yet 1 pVocutekd to think of the matter, and be preeent with him at the trial. On the fidlowlng morning I got away as toon aa I could, for I Could not bea^. to see Hattie^ grief; but 1 promised to come back again: and as I beheld her hand at the door, I tuld bar to keep pp a good heart. An uncle of mine named Ansel Furbee a brother of iny mutbar, wm in town on business that 1 meant to see him; He was a paper manufacturer, and worth a hahfffome property. ‘ I found hist st bii hotel ami passed a happy hour with him ; for I had been hie pet In boyhood, aad it wsa by hit oeneroua bounty tnat I went through college. I told him about the trial coming off. and ha eaid ba meant to be preterit If he could. He had been well acquainted wkb Tlmoihy Elliott, and wn firmly convinced that the only will that Eillott erar made had beta de­ stroyed. when the hour of trial arrived It wee announced that I should assist la the sate. I to«>k my place with the counsel already engaged. As the trial went on^ it did certainly look dark enough fur my friend. Stephen Akars, a dark browed, foxy look «ng man, with hair ufagrlxalv rod, which atood out like a hedghog'equals upon hit atral! bead, swore that this will-was tbat will which ha, as Timothy Elliott's. at­ torney, had made eighteen tears before, _ a> Ael H bad been In bi jtiMaiM' aad averrinto until Ke had' loWi i i. i- .k. And, 1 added, you camo Into posses­ sion nt IL'- ' . Yea, Im answered. There vu no will left, at least eveh wm supposed to be the ease; and it all eame to ma, Mil waa lbs only blisod relative living. UecleTim oihy had one titter, He merrled when quite young but bls wife died-wltbout is sue. ’His titter Married a man named l«ss»c Staffer. This Staffer had one eon living by bit formerwifc, bet ho bad tt» cbiWrvn by my aunt. Be died at the end of two years, leaving bar no means, and the fee nd a home whh her brother, taking bar atepaon with her. In time aba died, andnbo bey wm Wt la wy un­ de’s charge until be was tweoty-eoo.— 80 much tor the sister. The brother married, and bad oca child, and that child was myeeU. You know of my parent*. My father died when I wm a mere child; and my mother diod before I graduated. Sv you eoe, I wae the only heir to be foeftd. I wm tbe only representative of Uncle Timothy’s blued. Certainly. I said, and of court* tbe whole property fell tu you. Yea, be repted, and'fr was given to ma, and I took poeaesiivu, and hare opened a flonrishiilg busin cm. Upon the strength thereof I have entered society, and re­ sponsible effiows have been pul upon me. Well, said I, m my friend paused agaie, what has happened to disturb el! this I I’ll tell yon, be returned, starting from a moody reverie. Into wbieb be bad fallen, Amt yon remember that my father and Unde Timothy ones bad a Serious falling out. Yea. | have some recollection of it; bat that wm a good many years ago. We were boya then. Aya— it vu osar twenty years ago, said Fred ; but 1 remeuibbr H very well, for I remember how It made my mother (eel. Die estrangement Im led fur tome yearn; and during tbettlm the bitterness waeteery etnmg. 'My unde declared that be would bare nothing ovora io do Probate office. And be alu.--------- ... with his-brothev ;-mm! under the InttoeMe ol his fading. he made a will ounraying the great balk of hit property to John was no getting bound his testimony. It Staffer, the aunwf his stater's buabaad— Wat plain and direct, and »t could not You remember that? break through It ' Yea, I eaid. And I.did remember It An old tnaa by the trama of Jackson^ vary wall; for the thing made considera­ who had bean one of the witoaaoM to the ble talk at the time; and more so.bo- old will, testified that be believed the _____ ,------------------_____ instrument ause Staffer. who had married Timothy bow before him oka tbe one ,’e sitter had not beta eon.id.red to which be bed pul bis bend. He abmrid __ *------- 1 '*■ —i—my hit oWheignathrt. He Wee an honest old fellow and admitted Uiat ha had always supposed that the wilt had been daatrdyad. । \ ; For Mr elient we at yetdrtd- nothing any amount of Itnpreoeidrts and Opinions in ovr faior: h hnd been the impreealnn of all Timothy Dlsett’e Intimate friends that the Will whist be bad made bad been -■ ■- --- -d«BWo1»L H* bad- iaftad to them tn W«dl—atAhet Xisne m» wseleopeko of that way. And yet not me < them ihe will be bad made, Md mid be ahuoid eould s»«er that tWy ♦wdU- beard him (taauuy Hand 1 believa be did. 1 knew *y drirOly that anch liaa welJM lkoMr wphiwg that 1 did r*- —*• -v not see with my own eyes. Before my ' uncle died be ttrid xm-be should ntake , c.i will, for tberewM nonoed of it. Hoi ■aidI wswlbe only lawfol heir,' and that WMBOOUgb.. : ma ah i.it, >1 . I My node died, and J came into possessiop^f the property t and Lhasa enjoyed 1 it, apd bora taiod to do good with it; and aa they earn have paaaed-<m } have, added aqmeuiig to -the wiglnni fortune, for 1 1 hava.beM ewMal sadgeedMt. b a dark < wm Ab feet , , . ; Ma. .Atew,. said 1, oowtrdUor JWyoeM aa much m possible, you mad* »hi* wiH| This wlH lsfcUd, odd T. loAfeg Al* Ita sign and MSl.XfoVtd, l^a. > Hurt M, eigiitoenjy asm ago thia v*fy moplh.. , Certainly, replM Akers, that la Jast "Tpil'lL lataAal lowiyguyp t ..*;■ » <>T ' ■> • ; And ) qn’ awMr thal Timothy' Elliott Mt hie hand and aaal upon thlv -» I looked him In 0>aaye;8e reed In that look somethleg of_,-------- , f.»r hie countenance changed and hie knots actually shook beneath him, I told him that I bad dooa with him, end then asked IMi 'Aneai Forbte might be called to the atppd. ' . What did I wont of hint And my errata waa ateo srixlboa to know- wly bo tea called upon, for ho was well known, awdetood as high Mlbo Judge blmeetf. Mr. Forbes, said I, mb aro • tnauufacto rot of paper t “ He Mid he waa. A ~ How tong bavn you botemagagod in thathaaloMa,'’ T'• > He thought piled ( lawterodtha bosieoea to 18811 ml have beoo In It just W> years. . Nnw.alr, Midi heading Mm the faiatrament which I held, will yco tali the juri whet the paper wm made? He took it end the mameol hit oyo rtilid open It be started. He gated upon the cornsr, and tbea in an amazed bursting tone be cried i I made It myself! Wheel When! 1 demanded. '• , It eould not have been over nine year* ’ ago; for here Is my mark—my name— upon lit And be showed "Io the court and jury the mark which he bad detected. It waa plain enough n4w—a little oval Impression With the ns mA *'A. Forbes," embaased within It. It was-defaced tad eotled. bbt not obliterated. Stephen A kora wrse trying to nukohb was from the tourt room, but the deputy brought htnrback. ’ , Two wholesale (feelers were snmmo*ed, and when they examined the paper they at one* teeognlted II M Antal Forboa' raanufoctore- They know. H— thsra or-cild be no quMlisn. And thus, almoai ealrsodomly, wu the wbnle current of the affiur changed. We gave tbs1 caw hi, anff te a very few minutae we badths vordiot. .4:... Thai ovohlng Hattie knag about my neck, and b I eased and thanked me satB I Url, «4^., AM Fiji. •*- Ufrfti . to speak of ,yrhat .had phased, «l ops* broke dqwn under t$>e weight of jOy iiWP , gratitude'that wm' upon him.’- rHo :*il’ ! safe—han: fortune was safe—.Ms foaA—j wttBsafo— anti bis wife and lilUo QMS were still blessed. • 89ms aeked mo j>ow. 1 happened to de­ tect that little silent witness sway up bi . the corner of that paper.' ' I answered them that my uncle gave me krff a dews reame ofthai aamo kind '■ and I bare .been using U sver rioep aft;, that stamp waa vary familiar to ma. Tbe forger had selected for hie wicked purpoeaa sheet of reepebttfola age; bat it did not bro re old M*vagb la Mawer the date be bad put apoo it. „ , / ,f. Matter John Staffer got off toupee ag>!n ; but Stephen A kora fea'ad hit way to the State Prison. where, for a term of two yean he was fsrdMv restrahmd from deftoudfog bta fellow teen. �* haa a dutif.l a om* to meet and bo*te, in angle around the tbuea and sternal God. ' ilia Hill* spirit after a abort, fs! aiqknaee, Suok Ito fight oetl Conner Steel* and McIntosh's Indiana afariWarren tod NoStEtork Town, Iod iw Terril eluding gear '— Atar prds^tata dubious, ata fori- that they ~ • - ■ “Hav* yoa taft^ed **|y ooariderabls social ooovirtsiou fa cmt**qu*nceT‘ ' -“♦faitaaih maiterahxve prngraresd They »r* fast geUing into s stat* cf mind burd««ng upon desperation; and unless the radicals mm ap* Uttle, they prop.** in fbeh-dteperatfoe’ te “emaab th* ma- cton*," . ;■»>*. A4Wa made ilaatf obnoxious to the** liberty hater*, “Here you much trouble In procuring ■>-’■ • - ■ •• aeds by ita efwdts to |tot d*«*> th* slave- labnrsnF “Noise at all; th* negroes work reads bolder* rebellion, tad ao they propore 1» and faitbfally for wages. Tbev do tbputdown tbe Administration. Tbe their work bettor that aver, because they eppraachtog'draft .fa not ooly tbe objrel know that they meat either fulfil their tarJMi Voided and prevented, but it ia oootreets rtf pre a* pay.” “Do the people regret the change which emancipation has effected T’ tb**oboresof pandemonium to *ommit “No, hardly one man tn tbe who!* dis­ their derflith deeds. ' trict, except a few pollutions, who would Down in Detroit is a s|akly and ob- vol* for the restoration of slavery.— aeyre' print of the copperhead ordvr Mr.—— and Mr.^—, w'bo ware both known fi* i ba FkMMia’s J««rwA whore large elav*ownera, aud oppored emanci­ editor chile upon th* spirit*ot th* Pit a* pation bitterly, now declare openly thxF ibsy never want slavery restored.” fidlowr: Certainly this *vid«ne* Is Important, “Q.qc jwad may be through blood and and worth tb* eocslderatIon ofTsnnere**. • oe, but there Is a future for these State* Lelos act honestly toward* th* slave yet I To work ! Enroll! Organ'u*! and tb* oon*eou«nc*s will taka cars of Who ofyou.cannat find ten men each of tbemsrirev. L*t ns offirr “greenbacks" wbum aLn find nine of like mind 1 Organ- instead of cowhides to the negro, and be ue, Frremsu, In ynur hundreds, and 1*1 will,work with fresh alaerlty and hope. us understand each other by correspond­ H* has ■ snnl: let us treat him accord­ ence, that V may Work together." ingly. If ws us* onrbnmsrieal superior­ TteNv. York Jfows ala* feels bad at ity to rub him of his rights and defraud him of Ms wag**, w* shall pull down upon lb* stomach, and to reHov* itaelf, etch** our ehiMren’s heads tbe jo»t penalty of ouytb* following; hepi*g from wms- our gill, amid the mercilere lempeete of a where to bcm* *n echo to ilsxdiabulica) social revolution.— Waekinciltm corrApoadent KaebviUi (Jlmn.) Union. suggestion: . - . • . j- .- “W* b*li«T* from the signs *f the tirne*. from information that reaches us from various quarters, frotu muttering*, and grumblnig. and growling* tbaiewmc to us from far and near, that th* turbsarane* nf the people has nearly attained its utmost limit Let th* Administration trim bred I Tb* people, w* repeat, do not want, and will not tolerate a revoiuUm of this Government. If th* aboiltioniats have rendered, as w* fear they hava, “thriUhinn aa ik was" impossible if t h* sereedmg states cannot bn recovered th. » l.r lb. rqpiaimlltbe “Coostitutioa aa V*'1 •ffrvive, aad that th* Government snd*r itaball be administered u obr father* iotewdad. ; A litltefurther psreisteno* in ity present.c~ur»a,»ud the 'Admlnfeteatioa will encounter, the pcoplp massed right In its way ; not in i*surr*ct»op—U u tht AdminiUration vkick it Mtfirrtctitmrife-uol.to ir»ak*. a revolution, but loprareal oaf. /rrin Away j/MtutMwltd by UiUilew. foresworn s'genta, abusing to tbmaaforion* *od,tb* trust confided to thym. Jf, by virtu* of article second of tboWMMbMxte* of th* Cooastitution. th* Administration.When itancaontars the people massed right lu ita way, should find Wa» in their fanda, sb much lb* wore* for tbe Adminisirolion-’' ,Ws have news of another Mexican victory, which show* that ilia French arc no*y*l nseataro of the situation. Masimil- lian may find it more pleasant and aafor toTdnalw stilj in France, rather thaw nt tempt to occupy: * &ran* in Mexico which eiill oscillates over a crater of blood, seething with th* Intesifivd heat of iMcxiom hate toward tb* usurper. From present appeatanoto hie cautions nature will be likely to k«*p the tool of French tyranny out of Mexico. If there ia fighting Still to be dene, Maximilian prdfero that the French' bear th* burden, the risk and the expense of the conflict. A nd It appear* that there I* fighting to be done. Th* patriotic Mexican*, dstcr- iniged still to maintain their indspeudeace, have risen on their invader* and rn csptured the rity af Sen Loub Prtoai, aftejafight of twantr-foor hoar*,*-taking most ufibe garrison and a large quanti­ ty of small arm* and munition*. Tit* traitor Mejia, who was ia ■commsnd un­ der French orders, escaped with hi* staff butilk'stated that all the reneged* officers that reinatngd were shot II Is staled several lowusblp* in th*State, under tbe alMrm.m mM. w* extract tb* fa! owing, fpr lb* ,9»nty of feariry ; adding in lhaJagt column of figures, th* quota of *aeh tewtaHp t , Of yon Itamortal iteta , th* oatb of Governor _ Bliss, and . Mr*. Pauli way a womaa of more than ordinary character, but owing to ckreMfc Militj/ ah* w.aa not permitted to Mtor actively Into lb* turmoils of life, but shod a sacred calm o’ar all who cam* into her prescac*. Forniuo y**r* she ws* coulin*d to her room, y*^ nut during th* srhol* time did ab* murmur or cemplain at an inscrutable Providence. Her last tnouienu, like bar whole life, were paac*faland pleaaani. IWO ——T—n. ,;Wrnr, , army and two daughter*, to tnQurn her departure. . , , . - N*w York,' F*b; 12.—Tb* ’ Tribune uyn a letter from Ils correspondent onetains some precis* tafof station on a poiut of importtaeb which Km as y*i sttricted little or no silMtfon. Tbo news fa a nutshell Is thdt at this tnettant tbsira is a flier of -six rebel war steamer* tn CbfoeM Marfo Ttare v*ms!s ward fit­ ted *ut In England by Sbcrard Osboln*, an English navri captain, aadtheircfaws were recruited aiHMg the officer* and men of ilw BriUasio Majesty ** navyl— They were under contract to th* Ctuneso Government, but ufin dwy reached Chi M a di*agre*n>eat arose batwren Os­ borne and tbe China** authorities and th* «saw1* w*>« not delivered, but thrown en th* market and arid at auction Washington it____ Mriooe couviilsioh*.cunflict ia ‘ ' peace wioj,-,----------- .----------------- ,- n kick tbe ether out. Fernando Wood maa • 6<U. nt iml.u «pMbl* position as th* only true and Umnset one for tod Dhmrexacv Itfltiw. • :<s 4.r, »ltl lb. lartrfttob I «u * nr} Ul ■> o ] “I-*”(I tb«Oan»«wmr bxi-e-W. bur 1 14... «« »—■>‘"S n —>“■ ..i_m The Great French Remedy ! ■“"“"JW®®™**! objMtoftbienoeaioa i* to maks riota for *»vctlng a fire-xoof I for County office*. Up to th* tiire ■goisf to proas wo definite plan be ^grorfwpen. pf By a joint resolution ortll iaktor* publlabed elsewhere, J Tits PaxsipKMT't first prodamatfon caused a gr»ft stampede among the ne- Tbe subjvol of this obituary soldier in the Union army *f Ky. The fatb«r of George B. McClellan and himself were “old cronies,” as bo expres­ sed It; ha often came Into bib office tn listen to bis axaminaliod* • and when. one© on a lime the lad G«urga was home thirty days. Having reached Hr. CoU from West Point the father brought hi* lier’e un au nday ere. be oould go tte fartwo eons to have their character* phre- thor but sank down never wore to rise ia no logically dcscanteJ upo*. Bays Mr. th* ftoah. . . Fowler: “1 remember all the ciroumTa* funorat was attended by tbe wri­ stanoea as if it were but yeeterdey, and I ter on WodoMday the 3d tost., whoa the remember lb* train of reasoning that then ounmdMioo* of tbe Gospel «f peac* were passed through ray mind. Never” with presented to tbe two tuwurnln< brothers great emphasis “never in all toy lite bed and a large ci rcl* of ay mpathotag frisnda I found such an inordinate development of the organ of‘caution* aa in tbe bead of George B. McClellan! I alto found the propelling laeaitie*, combativene** and destructiveness, small, and 1 thought to my sulf what isthe sense or reason of sending sash a natural toward to West Point 1 But thee I reasoned that tber<v would probably never be any war to call Maaran.fab.MNd. for a military genius, and West Point I have juat received tutarcariag addi­ might aa well educate tbe eoward as any tional new* from befow, from yuur re­ other Institution." Re said that his lite porter with Gen. Shormaafo army. Th* bad only proved his early convictions, army moved forward from Vicksberg and referring to the great seven day*’ last week the lC:h Amy Corps, under battle related that a personal family Gru. iiurlbnt, following Cb* 17lb Army friend was then in Richmond, and tbs C-wps, under Goo. McPh*reta, which plan of the battle wps well known. Lee haa th* advan**. Before thia they have said. “1 know McClellan for a natural not only captured Jackson, Mi**., but eoward.tf I draw every available man have probably al forked Polk'* rebel from Riqhiaend, and hurl our whufo foroa forceatot Meridian, 50 miles.eaat of Jack­ upoa bis right wing he will not dare to son. It is confidently believed that stir hi* left I" Redid ao, and proved Polk’s forces, retiiuated at about 15,000 that ba did know his adversary , for will be gobbled an." fti* U tbe though McClellan oould have swung hi* first article in Gsa. Sherman * program left wing ever Richmond, he oily sent forward a corporaTa guard to reconnoitre I am also advised that the Ifitb Amy asd th* gulden spportunily waa passed Corp*, under Gen. A. Ix>gaa, ba* march­ ed from Boa**villa, Abu, westward, with the purpnev of joiking this grand ru>>v*maot of Gen. Shwtuan, and that lb* eavairy expedition that l*ev*s Tenn**eee to­ day is a part of tbe same general move­ ment. The** thro* soluinns will co-op. ate and finally unite, and the public nsay expect to be electrified with sums good u «■ —a, O"°< • mjnraMuujpn «. Tire co^amor T« Boaan ov Bwanvisoas, «<■ «i tbe Court Hou*e *n Monday Dtsa—At Prelrfevfll* on Totedtv rootemplalfag »• Hating will *«* th fareilW* cannot draw from tbo rvl I -only In th* town* »"d counties fcl h recdem was premised the black slate and pard<>« to the whit* rebel. Multi lauds* of both wvr* ready to accept whst was offend. a»d aro Mill doi*rro drily tbe roerrit la credited. th* other rebel to attack Ban ।__________ _T,_.__ ___ show their respect for British neutrality, At lb* PsrsMage is We>4tead. »o tbe Vlh J.r the British crew lek* an eath ef natoral- of Febnisrr, Istt/bv th* Rev. Wm. WcKaraarr, ixslico a* oitiMna of th* Confederacy wbta tb* flag changes. If, ttmrsfore, At CedarOvrek. Berry emtSty. on A* Suwsina Sen Francisevshould happen to be burn­ ed and plundered, John Bull waehe* hi* sndMlM MJ?XUC J. JACpiOX rf the aber9 hands of all reep.nilb.Uly, • ■ non Mwvnro.-Th* tewMbip o I A dlepotch from Cincinnati says that persons from Knoxville report Commu­ nication with Cumberland Gap cut off. Taxswell I* said to b* in possession of the enemy. Th* garrison retreated with four pieces of artillery to Qimberland Gap. ' Nearly all East Tennessee is in the ptoseomua of the rebel*. This need elfcit no tpprebenslnn: it would take 00,000 m*n <• esplore Kmuriil* and our army. No siege will be attempted.— Gen' Grant can reibforce the garrison 20.000 men in 50 hours. One division <>f Grant'* Army.I* within sound of'tbs cantion al Knoxville garrieon. Another division rould tnsreh to its rdtof Ja 2,1 hours. Tbe river between Chattanooga and Louden to low; beets have struck often. Th* distance beta **n Chattanen. ga sad KeoavUls Itos b«*n mad* to hour*. The railroad will be to ronnfou order In a few day*. Tbe dirtsBce la 00 worm: ACE SAUK itVFAVT.T IwvhrgrWvw medal*Um Bebel Mew*. ehip meeting wa* held at which al *a* present at tbe meeting and e I several recruit*. Waar.inforwve a war wmtiagbto b* held at the I School Hoomm Friday nigU < week. TIE H^T CAME L*< tb* ball roll *n. Tn* Lamb* Faixne.—The rl outnber—February—ef this new I HUMAN MISERY, .fer JUMafatto• M4Bbaei^. J>ri*jSUOe. dats far publie favor 1* at hand, i| fully equal in point ufsxeellenae 'y| January number. It lead* off wB baantiful steel pbt* sqfraved in I higbeetfotyl* of art, called “The St I ■- Dated, Febraary S, loM. Villa. Tbaobly aerfoua break will b* tho Tosmel bridge al Iwudaw, a length of 1,700 feet, wbish will bo bailt hDO days; ' 3* aggsged to fill Its quota undvr tfl <ril‘fer bM. On Monday lari a I bounty of 1100 was voted with I dimenting votes. 8*rgt. Ilsrtn. I 13S5WT MOKTGAcVaJcf.' DWSUW5RS&W! > New York; Fab. 12.-Th* Halelgh (N. C.) Proyr<M contain* a strong article against the new Cur.fed.rate enrollment. Il say*: “If C*e«r«Ml* bert ran fasten­ ing military de-potfom on th* people, they tnuel Mlbwi it qutelly ot restet tl>e Il 1* proper to add that Uraae taevt tyranny ; that reristanoe to tyrants b ’ obedieac* to God, sud tb* people of ■ N*rtb Carolina will not hesitate which General Grant ha* adopted far a gnad ofcore* they should purau*. Pas* ths aprieg campaign ia lb* Gulf States. i'tai ' geoUstaai wbo ^ft~MobH« ow «b* 80ih talked of betwoan North Cerolma and of Jansary,... He *sy* there waa not ov*r ■ 5,000 rebel troops at Mobile. There b afreemarksl at Metals .-for supplying WMall poor peaplqtatb food. Theta fa no great dastitetiee. tbarr. a* bta bem a*, . AX. ATTACX OX XOMX rXOSAXUU often reported. There are no n*groes' W* find th* following suggestive i there, tbe slave* having all baM aMt to sgrapb , in lhaJtabtUI* Uofooef M Georgia A* safeAaeping. The rebeb । bare faar guoboata there, oft* of which b that the Mexicoas son tarn plate attacking the other temixld by the Freneh, ia detail. • first _r. -x-j-ii. —__ t___ lj Mexico com** by way San Francisco, and b torwegfctby anwCcer, bearing dla patsbae frowr Jmiw to th* Ger«rnai*«'. proonss ol SBiphsrixatfaa and calcmatlnn of ore contamm* gold. By due method at WataiagiM, ore. lately yielding the art m)> owe-feurth of the geU actually OMkatae* in From the blSefaftdpurt ofGwn. HIT!, them, ere mitdn tn produce SO er M p*r eMt, toataed «f » per oena StaeM giving the aamUr of men salteted and credited up to tb* 31*< of January, to tbe Uncfamail. Feb. 11—Tb* GateUe'e ■perial say* G*c. Curtis arrived al Fort Smith, Ark., ysMerday. Th* Arrey of from lb* Governor el tbe Frontier is to to* reorganized for of- office «m admlnlaterri. fensiv* operations. ■ < Pvreoos from Knexvill*, who arrived at Nashville, report that. cunVmnicalion with Cumberland G*pl*Cut*ff Near- "I IlrraXAT.” Tbvvi follow** d.rable rl cclered Faabicn Plat*. Then a ne. I popriar ptoc* of m«*ic, “Kind frl er*near her." being an answer to “I will care for Mwlher now." Thia I of meeie, ot iterif, I* wegb lb* pnr tb* number. Then a striking engrrl •f the “Rsacu* of Arthur Stade,", i trsllve efsa intemstieg story e| -OnvdsTrisl." Priced a year; «opiee far U- Published by Dean! PeteSMX,Sl> Wabel Stead, PUb iKNKMMl s»ria?«wB«3 a. n. ifm, ot«toeMiMft7.'M; >» ■ Dated htrwvW.lm. m ■• ■ ------- :--------- ;wwi j.a.j brruomaaJreie*a.-^lfa Aritataas. Gm. Stoat*1* fartras nt MUla Rock and thereabout* era in a good state cf organtotion and a mnoMooni south­ ward towards tb* R*ed River -counter, New York. F*b. IX-Tb* Hrere. while ear troop* h> Taxes mor* aartb- IIlltM Hoad totter states that th* rebel wa/d, will by sod by plan lb* fores* u* blockade raassr *un<nff Charleston had der Kirby fltauhb aad Magruder between ■ a cargo of iron plates''sad otb*r rsvlt! for the oonstrudion at **— -I-‘- ' - ’ Carried fepr guns. Th* , ___ ■nabl* to retnova any of th* eergo b> awtaqaraes of th. istvy fire pur' UM,. «u.ai d«>.T«W,rf. !<»■ I LOST! ttwOs*e»~ffi*iiMrtoi <>< B*rry Qsesty l» r> U Or..,'. W, >w ■ �IANCERY ORDER. .‘O2IS£! Iwixly-lhtM, Mlitlgd i set to amend an act evid« fur tbe relief, mlHee of volunteers g*Tf5yT"r hundrod stJrat ytgsl Sotiits. sectirwit HfcWto ’ ____ _______ 9__ itoen hundred sod eHty-two, end is hereby dsclagpd tn nialtd hi the duty of tbe'tand uFMrpsh-* ‘ visors of eaoh »rganised county, to make adequate prnvisiou far al! requisite relief and support of the dumUioa within thia Bute, of non-nomtnfMlnsred offiere, * mu­ iter <a£omate af JubaCalver, lata sicians and privates, enlisted or drafted V^A*s*m*<. . , . . , from their eouotiee respectively, nr sub and Ahag th* petition, dull rarltad. stitutea for persons so drafted and mus f Culrrr, prayibg that aa iasirwtetnttered into the military service of Off Inhed Stales or nf this State, whether I soefa families reside io the c»unty ahere ouch enlistment waa made and to which such Soldier Is credited nr not; but eaid act was net intended, and shall not he twist rued to require or anthorin lbs Board of Supervisors of auy county, or any member therwf to apply any part ol tbe family roHeffand of suet eonnty, or furnish relief tn tl*o family id any saldier, credited by the military autboritfas to any other county, or who belongs to say rrgimrnt or IwUrry fnnn any other State. And it shall be tbe duty of the , Supervisors of OM>h township to furnish i relief to the families of volunteers wh» ' are credited to s>irh township: Prwidrd. the families reside in thia biate at tbe tints of the Celis'menl id tbe volunteer*, and arc'iu clrcumstan<-w> entitling them to relief under tbe provisions of this set aforesaid." S Oesdk—TbewtiM weather which has prewaileid since the 90th of January came suddenly to aa end, during Monday night Tneeday was a very blustering ■day* with the tAennomater at or below iarOanday. As we go to press (4 P. M.) the tbersnetnvter indkatau four degrees •belnw. and sold htcreaeing. The meds «n rough ns well ne tbe weather. Soeb Tbs Bo*ad or Scraavisoas, convened al tbs Court House on Monday. Tbe object ef thia session la to make provi eio<M for erecting a fire-proof building for County offices. Up to the time of our going to press no dsfinilo plan bad boon ‘ rp^HANCERY ORDER. sTjrrvrtacnium. t%* amu oi^tf*r gtktCUnlf *f Sorry, te dteaawy, Before fefae. LocraB. Urau, ulrruU Jodf*. a* Li Chambers. 'T^PMsd*. Bream, Cbeylefeete, r»gJs^..igMiTmn TT nUtfittorily appearing by aMdarit aa CURE Ua MiebfcanAtotaa.dn Ji Ui f/T By a joint resolution of the Lrg i.lator. published elsewhere, persona CU A NCEnTTHTDER. contemplating enlisting will are that their families esanot draw from the relief fund only ia the towns and coonties to which tbe roars'll ia credited. rarwo soldier can receive ilia Slat* bounty unless he is erediled to tin town . States that went wut uf tb* Uniiiu—Tsnneaae*-. Arksnaas and Louisiana—aader President lAneoln’u pmelamation. 1. thia aaaaa.tSat 'fidabeve'ihfied BMasbuia. Jobe A. Wing and E(iul>eih V. Vine are not rearda ia ibe Biatebf MimeerC Be mi.oq •( Hearsay A Allan. CasapuSSMSMaAwitVAMMsMAaS Ua aai* noonaldral Drfrudutli cauar Uc>r ippaeranoa to be auterrd In tbia esWM. within <brw monU. from Ua date of Uia order, and that in cae* of thair appaaonea. Xbey eaene tbrir anas or to the oompIteiraate-hdlW to Mod. end a copy in which be resided al tbe lime of enlist- Hort Moriao.—Vhe township of Bnpe is engaged to fill its quota under the la»t •call for men. On Monday lait a town­ ship meeting was held at which a loWn boanty'of IIM was voted with but si* dissenting wtea. Sergt. Ilsrin. Smith was present et tbe meeting and enlisted several recruits. Ws are informed, that • ■'nffW.T r~ita — “ fl iimlternr.'. . - ■■ iJWuI JvC T A. T«. - ^ c-raas-~ XT a*LUfae«aeH» asneenag. to MkMrB be Bia ia 1 meidrwta at the ?<tete of Michigan, bet “A suout G»it»," Cocaua. Few grw aware of the importance of checking a cough nr “slight cold" in Ila Grat stage; that which, in the beginning, would yivld to a mild remedy, if neglected, nope st­ uck.* the lung*. uBro»o'r Broockiol Trocktr" give sure end a I nitwit immediate relief. Military vfinn and Snldirr, thou Id Aaer them, or thry caa bt carrigd in Ikt yocktl, and laJetn at oiration rr COANCEBT OltPEB. rm or HicmoAA.-aAAiratuev- 5 Suu pending In theCireek Ceutt tbr teeco*ulr f Barry, la Cbaeeery, ar tb* vltltg* of 11aatiaga,, ■ u>* touuty, oe eighth day ef January, * . JMaJb**, Cte^Maeol, ‘ FeUe Uw,‘ Zv/rnJote. iwiiiout, i »mAumsm-OSUUB*ee.B'iremsase, tbit th* Mid noa naoliat *rfendn:t CSBH apMraacs te be eelervd in thii «am* witkia ibrremMilh* frost tbe <*«« ot Uite enter; lad that ia *aM ol bar smmbu* Abe swoee her asnrer ■<> lb* Coteolalnaaf. BUI to be AM «d ■ SbarsoHo bsaoriad on Ibe Complatoaut'* Solicii er*, witUlo twenty Jay* aflw a*rrie«oa bar of ’ a oiojot *oid UR, ess wetter of tbe vstry of tbli ordr*. aaJ iad>fr*lt thrrvof. tb*4 wwd bUl Wil! a war mectieg ia to he held at tbe Doud School House on Friday mgbl of this week. Let the ball roll en. ABE yoe reeked wftt. tb* tortures of ItsmsvMwf Vavsow’s XsaAtet* Kixu • IB epevdUr trlieve. ABE yen oeferteg Bea th* guswlagepTDfBrav- CHA*ftjWY'$AXE.' fully equal in point of etocllenee to the Banos’* XacaAiau Xue will imiwere rB«r .to. ■’ifr^on l<»Mi A Sri, ^oi JMa<db&IM,Bif«sdseA -• U PurauMc* and by < lrtu« of a doers* of Ibis <*»«■» Jnuuia Kixs will esotegs pear fSortFfiTcBAi 1 I 1.IHT OF 1-ETTEMB, I KrOMUtung ia ibo Feat 0*e« al Cedar Cn , g.ITJ o,,iy. Hirktgaa, FebteoQ let. IM*, - -• - of oimm, ot ifeelf is wa^h tbe price of the number. Tbew a*slrikmg engraving ADMINWTHATOR‘8 SALE •fib* “Rome of Arthur Steele," U’“tratlve of aa interesting story called •Oil re's Trial." Pri^et2 a year; two oopiee H»r A3. Publiehod by Dsacixt A Peli—M, MB Walnut Street, PbRadol- dn~*-d**»Vr >'R5 BiU date for public farer ia at hand, and is January number. It leade off with a beautiful steel plate eqgrmed in the highootctjle of art, called ••Tub Snraa Rrnuur." Then foHowe e double richly cnlored Fashion Plat*. Tbee a ucw and popular pises ef music, “Kind friend* , urrL •re Bear her. being n answer to “VTbo will earn for Mother now." This piece ' import^ S FECIAL NOTICES ,1a the muter of tba Ealate of Joan L. BcLaiUn. doeeaued. '« Monee Io hereby girrn "V' Jo* and aalbertty granted te bote in and (er tbe count' Mtetiignn, | will eipoaaL.---- ---........ ou Maeday tbe Ant day ef Febraarr lAALot eno o'clock in ilw afteroo-n ot that day', at th* north door of Ua Ceerl iteuae ia tbe rWage ef Hastings, In tiiaoeualy e< Barry aad ntete ot Mtehigna. ail of th* rurt't. utla and internet of tbe paid lioeomd i west, coateiaiag My-Ar* (4 -.rraxW i'AttoiheedreUeWi ilMCjKraiWBtwwr - DVERTI8EMENT. rriaterd tbr HARDWARE tIaPE. ” *** OX MONBOI STREET IS HUS CITT, AUeordiaH, l*rite«y'^aewtojaar^ aa^fiaa \ ’*v. My <*> “°*b •* Btnuber ccwialns several articles en politic»l subjects, of much interest at to* present time. It opened with a discus- .emner; ell iatM viUaneef HasdMi IhtiW Vai rr county and Mate of Michigan. iOHW R TAX BSCTfT, .fdteMidrefcr, Dated, Angual H. 1H4. [ ,. 4kK Tbe abo»e eale ia ixrrby poetpoeed Is tba 8tl _________ to tb* highest bidder, at lbs e««b dear of th* BDILDIMG HABDWARS. AND KECBAXICS Court Jloaw ia th.. >11.gr of Hmtiog*. I. seid Barry eawaly. er ae wo* «f card yrwe Ina aa will i.tlafr acid AcM sad rests. , Dated, Ja»uary«,IM«. wuoLksALE TO covmr arcs afn> aDMINBTJUTOR¥ the light of) M3. We have also articles «■ the EhgUste Prvee, the Treasury Re­ SAVE, ice ia tor*^ rtr*. flat to ftrtn*sf . li. port of Mr. Chase, and tbe Bornum of fiiatagy. There ie also a variety of arti- aloe on lighter eebjeMa of diaeuutou. MORTGAGE SALE. k»*tag H*m «a4« la tb* pi; Ualo&otar* ot VsrteagCi COtfMmiOKBtHS NOTlCt. LOW MT cams a abket yalwl 1 �vm ^paunqjjqwaiaMwa. <n aaoaaf uaw « pu 3 p-y a. 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Xqajwp if y, wop -mi >unn •! jo W»«»* | •>«U «|qwooxi>ai atp jo (M aoquMap aq t« v> .-I >» .. v~ aoi»f<iu>oo XpuwabMood a* qwwq m XpamMam pwqwwi*4 p«q nqa 'jaqiq* aqj *q paaopuaai aww oqi Iqlonb tuaij a;«^M 10 aaw »• 'p»u| i»X 01 jmjwdn. Jiy aq WMto^WJ» R«>' a •XipijdtBjt wiaanxa »1| qnuj qqi, ay q/foida WRfllwjui m rt ax MtcqMMU »q qofqa uf 'w.jwg to |anano mh wa»o| nofl P<*»jg »<3 '« Xq jodwd W oobfi -nadnajaqx 4>Mag aqi a|. pug aonau � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-02-24.pdf b6347995bac46f6397aee1aacb5ea705 PDF Text Text HBTM SIH« ir see jEi-.’M- zututcntb, PBopaiBToa. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1864. ,rJhf Satiij* Saner, Ji miMBID WTHT VttlVnBA "We have hot just tain an oath before results 1 .y rallied areoed tioaal party ! They appealed to section •IjoaMwI. Thoy.» wred rertiimsl that I yearly »4t oru««r*. Ged grant that. ed with the locks of ego, I may evan then, to men of the South, and men ef the North, still bo able to say fcllow-cll—ns I It baa been but a fe were unheard. Then, peace and plenty, and prosperity smiled on oor land 1 Now ruin, devastatfon, poverty, mourning and war meet us ou every hand 1 Then, a census revealed an amount of prosperity the wurld never before saw ! Now, a osnsua in tbe dominion of the dud would reveal an increase of Its popolatioo nn exampled ia its dismal annals! I have come among yoc again, fsllow-oitinna, it. j. ghast. brought us ell to calmness and reflection, and ask that you allow me to give you a brief history of the origin and character of thia rebellion, and, if I have time, to contrast It with the character of the war on the part of oor Government. And a southern man, who, during hie life, has reaided in the South, and that he haa, Oom his infancy up, been a slsvebeWsr. Ont while it is true that I have ever pilr ud"rfbfally attend crfros; C«-«riocUfc to exist, a sort of southern patriotism— u>d Real Estate Claims a kindofSootharn chivalry- ALLER. speedily as possible." TTOBKRY8 AT LAW.nd Solicitors ir Chea- of chivalry, to that species ef patriotism, I laid no claims—made no aspirationa. to know the reman or this trn patriotic. haste. 1 had seen nothing but blessings flow from the Union. I had seen it gyand •nd glorious, powerful and respected 1 had been reared hard by the shades of Mount Vernon and MootioOllo, where lie the remains, and where breathes the In­ fluence of two of the greatest builders noted lovers of the Union.— little curious then, as may wirg. CSTICK OF THE PKACK, —t—--------------------------------J. ■. RVSSELU rs, Blate strwt. JOHM Ronr.irrs GovemmenL 1 wo not long left In the dark. 1 found it hod its cause in tftsop. pointtd iMiition. Slavery had repelled foreign imtnigretinn from the South, had retarded iu development, and had given the political preponderance in the Gov­ ernment to the Northern section of the srmsot against Southern politicises, left them was either to K alternative t^rticsl^ittoatioB paid »lelas ud mowy promptly •tears I will iTT- KWTKI A BCllOWS, nonwrra and cousmmxom at ir Presidential term of only loratiou. So that the dtnapfranta for Presidential honors •m C. G. HOLBROOK, IT the slightest, objection damnable bonds that bind me to that seen reed Constitution, I would kneel bare end prey the God uf heaven to send a epeciAb messregsr, M-l«g totfrom Bell, poor. They addressed ths chivalry ef to seer that emmefomw oo perfectly and youth and the ardor of the female am— no hertaetionny as that It would resist the appeals of every virtue, that not all attempt to overthrow ths Govera moot the eloquence of all the sngsls would Uadar this wisely regulated system wo which they were to be Um: nobility, and — ■ 1 la I. CU— ___ —- .L- r - •M Um W< prospered and were happy and free from tbe negro tbe peasant. And they concivil commotion. But unhappily there Viseed their too willing car. that they the way! [Applause.] fro are in the had the only true basis of an arietoerscy -ia whisfolto lias of demerkation Re­ midst of events pregnant with war, and potitical aspirations of ons great section of our country to permanent disappoint­ nscvencee nt tHHue. i repeat it, si., ment- They struggled against this Inev­ lUm, too, that Um poor whites, after komtf [Applause.] And for yo«, UMQ admitted it Worth OoreCu and itable result for many yoara, by at­ fighting their battles for than, would em­ r. Davis—yow to whom wo have looktempts to “keep up the balance of power” •d ae our leader and our ehisftain— you, between the sections. But In vain!— who hare promised to stand by us thru’ Slavery repelled emigration from the good and through wil report, for yon to South—retarded Its development and bo prating of consciences and Constitu­ HeO seoamblsd, admHtefi R. SU M gave that section In which it did not ex tions! Sir, I know how to lore the tend­ 1st, so groat a preponderance as to render er babe that calls me father, but 1 would all such attempts failure^. The fact stood snatch tho nipple from !te toothless guma, and stared the South in the face, that she Cottonian Kingdom, swaying the ooroand dash its breins ent, had I so sworn, must either abolish slavorv, destroy the meroo of the world, and thamaelres the as you’re done to this!” [Long condo­ Union, or content bernelf,'wlth pclltieal chivairic fonaders! Ths revolution waa ned spplauM, with much excitement.] inferiority In the Union! Many of ths Order! order! cries the speaker, Mr. Southern Statea meditated, as the reme­ Darts haa tbe fluor. Mr. Daria, with a dy, gradual emancipation. But there moved to instruct the committee to ... 0> that was the on kindest .-.•x •was one Stale which had always bated Mr. WigfHl, eountenanev, walks democratic institutions, (and Indeed bss tariff Mr. Koh with hand extended, the tariff lea Mm not adopted them to this day,) which had win follow, wad______ _ _____ _ hated the the revolution and had been our revolution I (It ia not the firat lima go, thy people shall be my pee pls, tby dragged Into It by forae. That State God my God!" They shake hands, was South Carolina! She waa not wil­ All rise and all shake hands, pledging ling to give up an Institution which grat­ world has Buffered from her too yielding mu teal fidelity to their treasonable eause! ified ber teodenclee to an aristocracy,— They adjourn 1 Couriers start foe all She therefore preferred to break up the When they had thus “Instructed the Union aa the remedy. Calhoun took the lutions and tbs glad tidings of that mem­ lead in this treaaonabla work. But be Southern mind" and “fired the Southern orable satiny. The Govsmore do, too aaw that bo could not unite the South in heart,” Mr. LIneeIn is elected by the con­ Ihlthfolly, the bidding of those, their any such attempt. The reroliition was stitutional votes of the people This Is masters ! They seize upon tho forts and too fresh in their memories. Its benefits their miserable pretext for ‘‘precipitating arsenals and upon thn telegraphs. And and blessings too numerous and too ap­ the Cotton States into a revolution.”— then coramsncod that system of lying, parent. The very men who had fought South Carolina secedes—then another unparalleled in the history of fntamy/ The and bled in that glorious struggle were cotton State—then another, &e. Every moment the telegraph wires are yet alive. They loved to gather about Border States, which are more interested laden with false dispatches, favoring their wltinvoUrti—lives of this Mr right I their lire*idee and with titoir children to in thia slavery Question, refuse to eecMe. Mr. Hunter, of Virginia, eomns forward treasonable ends I Allow me to mvs fight over again tbe bloody battles of that instance, by way of Illustration: My bloody war. Talk to these men of de­ colleague fe the Arkansas Convention, And hero against tba Govern meat. stroying a Union whieb they had cement, received • dispatch, purporting to have ed with their beat blood. Calhoun was, come from his wife In Fort Smith, teltherefore, forced to look about him for a great mistake in not taking the Border State mon into their Intimate counsels.— a scheme by which he eould get South Hunter, In all innocence, let the ‘catoot.* Carolina out of the Union—alone and by They had not instructed him folly In bls eerself. To this end bo started bis cele­ day that it waa thought that we would brated doctrines of “State-rights,” and part of the programme. What was his vote on the ordnance. He brought tbe plan of eompromise 1 He represents a man! “concurring majorities.” Perhaps soms dispatch to tun. 1 replied that It made State that owns more negroes than any of you are not aware of what be meant no difference to me If the people bad by thia latter doctrine. Allow me to explain. He held that a majority of Cotton Statoe combined. Surely be will lua is my the votes in Congress should nut prevail see that slavery is protected, if Indeed, rife’s name to this di but it is unless that majority wascompaaed of a ou concurring majority of each State. Or, ala ciation could poaaibly be hurled on an ntelegraph her, and see if she bad indeed fortunate wight that than fistal^ppellativo sent the dispatch. He accordingly aaked “D—nd Abolitionist I" Virginia fifteen, and the entire fifteen her If she had telegraphed Min. She repoint st once — be (and here ’ s a thread from Virginia fovor a measure which on­ This is but cue of manyupon whieb hangs a tale) — proposes that ly four, or a minority ef the tan from there bo h»« PretitU»lt— one from each South Carolina favor, the measure should sectioe ! Another Border State man Nor was this spirit, which marked the not pass. Because thia would bo equiva­ lent to Virginia ruling South Carolina.— cornea forward and seeks—what 1—to se­ caucus ia Washfogtan, confined to it. It cure slaves from threatened danger 1 No characterised every Convention in the eould not look upon a But that there should be a concurring airs; but that we have aluAtalt Pruidenlt South. Thn Arkansas Convention ia in majority from each State—a majority of seesfon. A bill, an infamous bill is offer•.he ten from South Carolina In favor of fathers were advised of Um interests—all the recollections of the i end all my »>pes of the future ideati with the Sooth, It la with heartfelt at •till nay fellow^itiaeaa. Sadist’ JJuintM SJirtctcrjk tothufeor.d ^-•Prrti uw They abuse the latter. No careful reader of history, fellow- the measure before it should become a I citizens, has failed to remark that ambi­ This was very plausible in theory, and bid fair from Its plausibility to entrap reeled, yet when disappointed and per­ tbe people of the United States, and to verted, it becomes the most fearful in­ commit them to a doctrine which If it strum ent of crime. And, in all constitu­ did not acknowledge the right of Sodlb tional legislation, it becomes a matter of tbe gravest importance, Wo to direct and restrain the political ambition of a cuuniny ber if she chose to secede. For what would have been the result bad wa ac­ effected only by wltb- knowledged the doctrine f A law is pas­ motive and the means sed. All the votes in Congress, perhaps, fof overthrowing tbe government. Lol me illustrate. The English government. Una! We will not allow one State to rule all the rest, when the thing ia broeght praeticsbly before us. We paw the Inw ambitious, for the overthrow of the despite the failure of South Carolina to throne. Her monarchs are hereditary. concur. She secedes. But we era com­ When tba throne becomes vacant, by mitted. Wo hare acknowledged that death or otherwise, public opinion ia so raged Soo th Carolina. one, I think bar monaraha were elected C. rtMItOLE, the aspirations of all—the rich and the poor alike. Only one candidate of FRANK ALLEN, T?w.tgg»?T.c—ggja granted either of tbeee roqueeta, we might hare poolponed thia war of political am­ bition. But certainly by no compromise looking merely to the Interests of slavery. This war, then, is but history repeating itoeir. It vm a necessity I It waa inev- lag and guilt stricken Abolitionist!" Thank' their honor. He sits down and Mr. John­ “Abolitionist I" from being identified son, of Desha, rises in reply. “Sir, in times like those, gentlemen should not be carrying around any such commodi­ ties as oosciencee. Sir, we are on no mis sionary expedition, but in a mighty rev­ o popular favor and popular esteem1 olution ; to talk of conscience is ill-timed Another one of their arywmnUr waa be cry of “D—nd eubmfoeioalal I" Ifa nan dared to tel) the troth, be waa a ply to Mr. Fiebbeck. "Sir, I am sur- ■D—odanbmiMionbtr If a man dared prieed.to hear gentlemen talking of cuoKMnct in an hour like thia I Wa, are air, In tbe midst of war—on the eve of a “aubmismouistr TMa mighty revolution—and In titase like that, I aiAahamed U aa tlicse, fontismen should leave their eoo- euse thio question iu the spirit of philoso­ phy, and not in the spirit of the partixnn) in the South, andpo long as its tendency is to retard the progress of the South, and to give the North tbe political pre­ ponderant thus closing the door upon the aspirations of Southern politicians, will the bo tbs elemtnU of die-1 eerd in our midst! Such, then, is,fa »y judgement, the origin ofthis war. What has been its history 1 From its incep­ tion to tho present moraent,ril has shown home! What a startling annouoenmenti Leave our conscience- at home! Sirs, I predicted then, aa I predict now—I do it fagton in Dooamber, I860, .walked up to impelled by my sense of lustioe; 1 do It the snored volume of God’a Holy Truth, Impelled by my sense of tbe fitness of little negro boys, evidently engaged aa things; X do it impellsd by my belief in How oan we then, the power of truth—I do it impelled .by stitutioo, whose overthrow they were my belief in the existence of a God—1 even then Meditating I Bearocly had that do it Impelled by the teachings of all ence get tbe people committed to bis doctrine. But thank Gof, tho people were nert so guillible. They repudiated both ereeds. He, however, strenuously hellion—passing resolutions calling upon contended for them, and fa 1832, when a their Governors to scire the United Stales tariff was passed in which South Carolina forts and arsenals, and the telegraph I— did not concur, bo threatened noliifica tion. on this very ground. But Jackson swore—and South Carolina got scared ’ Nullification fell etill-boenr and two larger oma pat ting thgoi roan ret ively alt the back—say lug. “Bill’s no cowards 1 know him wall P “Wall IU there was a frown upon bls coutiinnanre bs d—bd if Dmk wso’t fight, you may and a curse fa his hand 1 And that curse b«t your bottom dollar that Dick’s no _yiU Ml, inevitably, erusbingly, over­ whelmingly, fall upon a eause conceived fa aueb iniquity, and sweep it so utterly from sxistenoe that annihilation iteclf when I saw there two little negroes led will wonder that II ever was. fato a fight (foe they did fight) by «aah of thia war 1 RBooS^K1? Shall 1 tell the Arkansas -Litis did I think that 1 wan deatiood cfothe nrotectine wines Ci?wbaTlhe oeoduel of thia ineiabed the msaaa. Aeoordmgiy Rom. principle of truth, of justice, W religion -or u£ humanity have they not outraged ? hythaomy. the greatest, freeet, happiest goveromw on earth—: roopectively �NEWS 1 Gta. McClellan might tare been tta hutaatic choice fur the next Presl­ ey. But tta plan jmx havataee ty ; it certainly waC'ItMtatanaMir J ,, nut carried out. Jtefl»jflw*x,l good or fur evil, flMR ffolfly I h the great ttrurxlefl* tta iflaflM] >wn himself, withfe taf >*4 would not last an hour—no (fl eould last an bnur, if its people! submit to the law* • : Anelhec part of this tbe stMtotarn besrt," was flbbly i and alm* New England and M vtitirc North I They taught thi voice of every member present sei and that mm had Mgrwata poreoe ■ isarswTSfflFtewtes? a secret Unlou Aaee- JVBglbht,—Itai are er lu.IKKi member* of wealthy end influ- i Itotee me laff De zaKrSSSSTii’:' i to* .v^vM bieathsj New England atmosphere Xtavp earac laetad ope* a Naw Eeglaad Jwadwoyi.. I tape •ever, e«ao sympaihiaed witFNew England politics, or^Ne* England religioiw-yeU never have, and W»etaU,per«U4»y p4>di«9iaaa tonajraw my mind, pa to blind any judjpmoat to Now England merit! In piaqr, In learning, in industry, in aaMM^s^.i* *11 tta eUmeeta jtbali go । to •swMBeCHtatitantatalj treated.- _8taM tta A*r*h *ad -«ni mad still anti! ta io attended twl -G^e film » court maitaL or a CammiUea =ef In­ quiry, Ifta wanta it; shoot him orSlnaton-T-yilictavee i* found M ba ta faak— du any lhtag l*.r«a*nft that b**a*tafaae; bat let in go *n meanwhile with more ?»Mjni«‘*t'»il 'w«r attta vary tbresb- prseaingMd impostetagnattara. ^.“ .J at one Ums did intended 1) ,Aud J<1 ?*»-»*• w‘r “»«. Jbad rn bringing on tta w. how up. -.Did ta'doilt Go'and ask blm did they repay, all. these cuBceaaiMs to down there In Tenda**ed,gwod4>sturedlv muua system of Legislation, Uray forced gCM. out to fight dear battle* while they remained at hams to reap all tta benifit, .Mid to shirk all lha r*spoq»iblliliMl ' And nqw, too, efts rail tMs defereooe.to their demands, and this infiunoua ingrat­ itude and ; treaetary on -thair. .part, they, hare th* aaeuranoa to ask - you to assist them in re-estebli/hlag this aco/’ ursed iastitatioa in your midst after the war) .What unparalleled inpudsoce! What man 4* all the South *n lost- to all honor, and all self respect as ttak b* does not feel bie very inmost soul boil, with a just indignation at tba vary ideaSirs, tbe man that would consent to wear such a yoke another day, deserves blmaelf to b* a slave! Let ua be men I Letos pledgeeternal hostility to this graalaat enemy, ofbur peace and prosperity. Itet us never sheath tba award .until every trace ef slsvery is wiped out finally and forever I Never waa there a more favcrable moment! Let ua but be equal to the ocnaaion 1 Let us but be true to odradres and to our country 1 Let ua ria* toe full *ppr«hen*lao of the demand* bf the hour! ,Tta hand of Gud will bo with oal Tba approval of Gud will re yard us! Millian* yet unborn will thank in!. A groat, a heppr, a disenthralled country, redeemed and regenerated will be dor.eternal monument 1-.. ly E«lwiU*n I It ia not surprising that a eai*s*e><ie*iv*d in such Iniquity, and sup­ posed by such feeble prop*, is an soon cnxeblieg i* row! Tta wonder is that 41should hs v* lasted even so long 1 0-.,Apd aow-wbu i» Oca Dutt 1 Nsgre.slavery, bayond all question has tana -tta occasion of all this war and wo 1 Bta Hcpwelnvery i* dead I Haret in leteri,- । itar K-'/J<ta*fa aeunoe! . ■ ■ And that fetal shaft was seat bythe han J •f-ltaee:Wh* boasted itawisalves, par "COSVESTtON. > to&Nanct, tta tasmpion* of slavery 1 The Lrrru Ropx. January SI, 18M. J question ttaa for us to decide ia stall n* Ceu Wn. M.Fs«mc£ gro da very ta resurected I Never, nraer, Dear Sir: I have been diroetedta lira Convention of Delegates of the pawpls Ata. yah FaBow ettasna, strange to of Arkansas, now in session, in this city, any there ban effort being made to re- to inform you they have unanimously **l*bU»h this danger our inslitutio* in our adopted a resolution requesting yfyou for publication, a copy of the speech dalir*rtaM withdraws 15 And Stanger Mill th. by you at Littla Reck, on the 31st, of PrwdsstMirin itself ia being, taede aub> Oetotar. 1863. aerv ia*4 to ahi. ead! It is desired that yoa.CMnp.ly with thia ■ Th, ProdamaSion etnancipaiM eely request al your earliest oonvesraoc*. the olavee, now in the Stales to which it Vary Ra*p*ctfollr, Yours, fee. appheas but fsHs lo affect those which ,.ll T. WHITE, See’y. ofCoa may. ta thought tare from Misentwi. ‘ftnueesn, Keatueky. dee., to which states UtateWdi eaply. ttar Mthiealk Oar Guostiiution prnbib.ts our Legislature firwta aaaMtpating seeb. Yet these men are teaching the people that the Prodsnotion jbialiy settles tba qua.lion, in or­ der to lull ttam into a false security, and • to prevent M>y amendment to oor conelitutioc. Tba* they hope to make Ar kwawM the racoptade of tbe alaves and alsvMowner* of these unomandpated lit rs axxxw ora raw or Gon, akd go statw! Bui we antral prevent it! Asa roavaeD wiTnot-T rasa aan with maxit aianrinnter 1 asy, w* must prevent it!— KlAjrn.—Abrnho* Lrural*. Wo villprevent it! ’ ■ Sira^woder-whal-oblfgatioua ar* vou to alavery or to the slave-holder V For Tta Green Bay Adeocalt, is a partisan more than a century, you have dsferred to Ata rights although laimieal to ymj£ own Democratic paper of much ability and In defiervnee to hio rights you have, for groat influence, owned and edited by more than aa hundred years, tolerated an ex-Lieut. Governor Charles Robinson of Institution that waa a burden upon your Wisconsin. It Is opposed to the Adtniuonergie. and a blight upon vour very best iitralion of Mr. Lincoln. It only differs intorevt! Ia deferaeM to Au righto you hare deprived yourself and your country from the other Democratic papers in of Hallway * and other Internal improve­ possessing more candor and a more earn­ manto! In deference to hit rights you est loyalty. It is what may properly bo have oeea your children grow np around called a War Democraticjournal. HASTDTGB BAHNEB. sad dlecouraged in every effort at Edu cation! In deference to hit rights you have noeo the poor ef yoor country redaeed to* social position, deiptaed by even the vefy sieve of his wealthy shveholding neighbor! All this von have permitted end tolerated, in deference tn the righto of abocKoMS si» /f/?y of your no*h»r! '■ ■ Yet how have they deferred tn your righto? Ah! would for the honor el the human raos, that History might new snmj^; ' • When, pMumirg upon y our tolerance Our object ia thus introdneing tbe Green Bay Advocatt, ia that the reader may more fully appreciate the article below, from that paper. In reference to Gen. McClellan. It will bo seen .thnt while tbe Editor of tta Adtoeah evince* tbe highest regard fer MeClellan’e mili­ tary talents and, rather than otherwise endorses his military plan*—while he does not taaitate to dedar* “that ta ia a msn of unsurpassed abHIty," he is not blind to the true nalurd of bis course, they would still fortbi-r tax yonr patience since bisyemoval from the Army of the and, deaf to the appeals alike ef gratitude Potomac, indeed,the strictures upon that ait^afhamenity, wuuM drag you into a ortiel and relentless war fer thtir peculiar course, leads tbe reader to Imply that tbe benefit, and if bt the exercise of the most wrinfr sees under the ©over of those acts, inkaluable right of tbe freeman you dared professiont and affiliations a covert and to' Wft wp your vriee In deprecation of so inherent dialoyalty. We would especially said a calamity, they spurned vou as “ahdirect attention to that portion of tba re­ eiltiowisL’’«d tbraatdhed yMi with a halter! Nay more they even assayed to deprive you of tba ntoet sacred rights of tte A reari cab chrxnn! Eighteen bun­ drad fteemen of tba State of Arkansas choae me to rapraae«t them In their State Oa®v.wtiwi sad boeuM they dared to * __________ j_______ __ ._ vsr, I w»e threatened, even before 1 took my east with tbe fate ef a convicted culprit? Ereo before I reached chhrrity 1 was seiomtrfy warned by no lees an efiriel Wan tbe Secretary of State, not to come ta «®r e»»m»hn ca'ohal or I wuold beta*’ AwdMtaalraaeMtM.pl.ee I waw iMdAntaM! *»* ell the mat ice. and dB Nw terrors of a cowardly AVtswceCtaMHteel And vet spin marks of tta Adrocoit, in wMefrthe con­ duct of McCtcDmle contrasted with that uf Hooker, Popo. Burnside, McDowell, Roeecran* and Seat:; uWe have been reading the prominent /iseages in the report ol Geo. B. McClelan. They ar* tbe paseage* which are selected by «ueh paper* as th a New York WtaM. and ether* favorable to him, to give him tbe very best show before American dthrnp*. ‘They have convinced u«,*inewely, tta: he la a man of unsorMSMd milhsry sHHty. Hie hitter of February 3d, J8M. to Secretarv Stanton, setting forth tta plan ef the Fenltadar ssmpgtai aa ta would hare tad H, Is ■ . • !^e« -T • 'n v- Jy ,har . ►"“.I’’. .ei^BiigLAoikft authority tip Jeff Dsvie-^lta-saurdar ef asveral uftar craw under elftataltaae* ofWtatoh itieataNpvaiSotitia.f ■ <1 erraltiti .']* tree elftWied by tta *ymp«ihtl*g a WahiMfii/wKAW EA. Mrttis al’the tbA tta veefe! aU smoking He tdgar ataer tta shadow ef Lookout Mountain. John Ptope. as brave .cargo, werc legal prixai to.'tbp Cutifcdera fighting man as ever IfePd; never had ate Sista, and ttay employed Munerl to new tnta Breckinridge and esWiota tae-tandfeth. part of tta thw*. tbe favor, r.W > 'W nraist tta claim uf her owner* fer rest! fhiAh.r, t the jiatlmt waiting, which wa* given iMoClsUan 'to So sotnelbtag with1 tbe tatlsn'to ttata." ; T!ie cata 'hg*' tattt' cfo Kedtodtr, ,'Army of tta Putoumo—did he fell back, trial! fur some time, at llal^tax, !C. “8., Kandt . in 'aiglum and crosa, and demand that nothing and on the 10th insL Judge Stewart ££>*• ■tauld be done until b. was'avenged f- made a desreo that both veseel* and oarHenartte from the command of a great go should be restored to tta owners, army to a mere Indian border -war,'a* Eily a* though it were a fcofidsy exeur«. ■ Burnside did tat cope with' LAngW*» !•<> Mjjt.lU Impreaatap xtreet st Ftadevleiisburg, arid Was sum­ W** ll*t tbq,pri*eii^qwr .Qjotbgrl^Bd marily aentewky j'tat be seught smithwa*tobave be«n fit tta as. a p^iaUpw. •r trial and *ktu him hard knocks at bad she reached Mobil*, a Knoxville. MeDuwell. the earliest vic­ ' ' MlLUrUMl<W0 there pre eatw<«p io b«b<4 d4Atfbor.aru»atint uf ill-luek, has been vainly urging, ftMin EugSt. Her cargo.cost. Al ever since,’not ibe soderoemtal of-his plans at Bull Run. but a commend to a lory owntiU. ef. Eufield rifles, lead once more at the rebel army. Rbaearqiv.duth, tamt*, ahweyU ale. - Seta uf orans, the beloved of all. Wba XM blown . From interoepted letters in .Vjramia coatly parlor fotuiiturs for Jeff. Dario out after Chickamauga, a* you would blow outs penny candle, referred to the It has been ascertained that sverct Onion and Secretary Mallorj , from nJmirora JEFFER3O8 FARMER,<««u Ag’t. iH ,tfip ;Cnrubor. droggiat, iMtced- of! th* Government,'1 afeorislions. exist In that State, num bar­ in Eygland, briict Pl xAsnrxcTow or.'' \ J about the opium question. Even 8o>lt, ing over] 0,000 pcwMig, oom* of lisctn p. o.»feta*iMn. » CMewtanU tbe greatest General living, wbo we* set composed dr wealthy and InflqrqpaJ chiTta 'taldlet*’ Yettag BUI. ' AGF.NT* WAKTHD-TSnraxtaw* M»haside gently but firmly, take* hte morn­ xeus^whu have banded theoioelves.to- ,r .. x_—_ wi— ing walk* tn the Fifth avenue, and If be rather and are biding f ' The Ugielaturo *d Michigan did a good doesn't encourage ta doesn’t discourage union tnoveminL Jqt rr.—.-Tnirr—rn thing whan ibjy passed the bill allowing tbs attempts we ar* making to save this ed of the existence of these Unym asso­ tba brute soljicra id thia State the pri ti country. ' • ciation*, u»d sent out bls sacrct agent* to lego of toting. For tta pe*engw ef this The Great French Up to ths advent of Meade, every watch them. Sonar of the suspected Hi «S*uro tJA lbanks-of tta-lrieud* of war ADAM General who La. bad command uf the parlies have have, been arrested. country are dite to ll.>*. 6. W_ Fira ler. Army ef tba Potatoxe, has taon-rvHeved The telegraph statea that.the .rebel tbe able SansUw fruni Eaten Qwnty.— Tbe Mir ereSatasM Mfe for ah Dterfrom it under circumstances which they army has been largely reinforced By re­ Ur. Fowler labored Itad end fait Mb Uy • Utetraciirara. Monthly Uifireltir*. Jnvgnteriprobably did not regard as flattering: — cruits, and that Loe has been joined . by in tl>e fees of the greatest oppttaiiun, to But of ifi.crt all, there ha* been only one 30.000 of these forced levies. Tho nu- have tbe -measure px»»«d, and Anally tad who has tiDdcrtakea te ieflict bia wrongs merieal force of Longetre^ta army is l-th*grauficaU>>o to ata it become a Jaw—If they war* wrongs—upon tbe coun­ placed at 45,000. The rebel programme Had it mil been fer his bard work with try. That on* i* Geo. B. McClellan. He is, for Longstregt to be strengthened with lira CmuWUlee (avecy ooeri win**, exask* the country to take untie, that not new recruits, and make a rigorous attack cepb himself, wa* opposed to tar ing a lew only hi* military plane tat bis ideas aa on Eastern T«uie»»»o, while Breckinridge ot'the kind-enacted.) MfL Ja ihp bcaate, to the policy ef war, are different,Irotn and Buckner era again to invade Kenthose which have been purxnodv 41* pub- tacky—the. promised land of rebeldoiu, -lisbee old letters to tbe ProeidcaL - . He wWw»WwfjDiw jSg Off^rsTrom’ lta front think 'that tbe charges Stanton, tbe existing Secretary of War, with baviagiDenaived. at hie de­ ropds ln vffgtnia, will eoqa dry up, and feat and the destruction of tbs army. He that (ta retartefees will make a direct advocates the election >uf a ma*.to th* aitnok oi. Gen. Mead., to dthe him, if G>. crt-orabip of PeanayIvanin wbo de­ possible, into the defense, ef Washing­ cides that tbe draft ia ooeoustitutieuaL—’ ton. , A bother opinion is expressed to AnAho permits himself to be framed as the effect, that Lee win ' again make an tbe Presidential oandtdata of tta Fer­ exlenaive forav Into Pennsylvania, and if MORTGAGE SALE. A « nando Woods, tbe Vallsndigbama, and ar tacked will fight pitched battle* on a all ths other dead weights hanging on this line afsafe ralreaL war. It U one of tta fatalities which . Indications are accumulating, of a vig­ seem te attend that class of priitipana. orous, sharp and decisive spring wmthat they are making a caadidate of that paign, and decisive spring campaign, and kind. So long as Uray keep control uf in all probability operation* will be cum, d. u. Bvurn, tbe Democratic party, eo long will Ivbe ineoced early. A Furtraee Monroe dispatch gives a fiirtber list uf Union prisoners escaped AK3H HAY, from Richmond, but. no Michigan men Tta Tlfoergaatsen Disorganised. , The constant readers of our paper pre are reported. (On ay mmh. is Irvlag.) sa< Straw reePate by Reeolutions hare tmanlmuualy passed net u naw at * of th* University .troubles, tire Colorado Legislature recommending RmitaFab. tkIMl irbU * or lb* persisont attempt* of a few unprin­ .s------------ Ltamfin. Hew Advertisements. cipled er grosaly deluded disorganizers calling themselves th* "Alumni of tta University,** to ruin that Institutiva un­ ' Vioksburg fcmtraevlously. made, that occupied Jackson, TIE HUT UIIE HUMAN MISERY. less its entire control eould ta given up JorFalCAW. fo a to a man wbo has rendered himself ob­ treats may be soon anticipated An that noxious to a very large portion of the quarter. Dispatches from Western Virginia in­ educational men uf Michigan. That'$la*s dicate groat activity oo'tbe part uf tho uf man worsbiper* of whom w* speak, rebels, on ths line <4 the V irghiia and would tare tad much mor* influence with Tennessee Rrailroad. They are either tbe people, bad they CMifined themselves preparing for au attack or for immedi­ . to fiair sod honorable means ia attempt ate offensive movement. Advices from Washington stataihat ing to gain their unhallowed end*. The Gen..Meade is te retain command pT.tbe Detroit papers sold themselves body Army of tho Potomac fur soother cam­ and aoul, so to speak, to these disorgan­ paign at least. Mr. Con nee created a izers, and became the medium* ef con­ sunsatiou in tho Seaale, by urging upon veying to the publie, falsehood* and mis- tbe Government the importance ol im­ mediately sending a fl«vl of war vessels reprtwcntalions, of facts, and the grossest to tbe Pacific Coast It is alleged that personal abuse of the old Hoard of Re­ the Government Las received iutoiligaooe gents and of ail others who did not war­ that rebel privateers bare beau fitted out ship tbe something more than man—Tap in Asiatic porta, to commit depredations on our ouuameros on the Pacific seaboard, pen. • i’sara were entertained that Hau Francis, Bnt all this has availed them nothing, co would bo tueuacta. the peopla of Michigan are not entirely It ia staled thaLaevaral hundred copies dependent lor ttair knowledge of feats of the President's Amnesty Proclama­ upon these journals which have -no per- tion, had been sent into Gen. Lea's army aratently endeavored to conceal them; and during the past week, the v^jef which has been seen in iasreascid.AMertion*. the new Bcaad of Regents, fresh from the The escaped L'uiun officers from Rich­ people, partaking uf their feeling* and meed have been granted 30 days leave desires,and knowing their wishes, have of absence to visit their friemta. . Report from Vicki' -a— placed ttair official heel upon the beta of Sherman has < ’ the reptile crushing out Its ream. without opposition* Jt is pho russorol At the recent session of tbe Board a that the rebel G«o. Polk ia in Sherman's most gigantic effort on the part uf a few rear, but this lacks confirmation. Individuals was put foph, to cause tbe re- KaAtal Car* of Bomtaal Vofteras. er Hparraat anta*. jpAooad by Haif-Abwe*. Jevoiaourv Emlwiona. Tmpvtaaey. Xrrvtma Debility. aaoO a paralta route from Victaberg.', and ih —« U« wwk, for Ik. p»| toerecll fewMiag or-weC. We barm* ^^very ssOUfkctory a« prwaBdmgw M'edeobMC I iH'oTlhcir deUbmtluaS *«l liberal toward lha county andl eat*. .But thee* are mature el prepta most judge. It 1*. be] Jia accordance with our jde»| judgement or good policy to ri tomtare decided, back tojl orttbwWwnlijbteninf tta® up© vArweuadeAand it'tta p"l tn submit lb. que.t]<mto th. tba Countj thu spring, open ties to .erect a huildisg 30 bj ewStraot'to exceed H.000. N I tiens ata made a* to whether 0 ia »’be of wore). bride, atone, usuo. A emnhtee..ef U>rM qxiinlsd, she, in case of a vote I iing it, are to make a plan and! -titae and 1st by contract til ipetting up scab building. W11 anutber occasion, e«me rem* W* biv. recired the repeiM •pstrortic and charitable orpmtr^H -the ia.l Dor month, of th. •which bong, tbe poblitaed nbe eotnruiaaion up to January Th. report is very full, and giv-^l ^formation that esn be drill mvney rreeipta for these four were »M.740 20, -h.ch mclude M profits of tho Northwestern 1H expeoditerea f..r the aanie titM ♦47,891 85, of which *39.511 ■ for euppllo* to the boenitala. ■ this aanie time tho G»nS|Ia»ion ■ raived 5,097 boxea from tho variH SorieUes, and has .hipped 12,29 ■ to Vickaburg. Helens, MemphUH lhTT>'fwori4^raw^d’ wfbor, la tbla admirable Louiaville, Libby Prison, RkB I^arenworth, Kansas, NashvilleB Iraeiara. atari; provea from hia own experience,. era Virginia, Camp Butler, SprH Chattanooga and Paducah, Ky ■ whole number ri bnxe. shipped ■ Commie*i<’n. "P * January. I fl 28,618. All the Item* ot-1^ ■ and wpewditarva are glw* 1” dvtfl gather with a list nf the article* f ■ ed, end tbe si.urcc from wbenctl hex ata every deilsrhe. bee* ft| The Soldiers’ H«m ft Cairo i*| the care of the Northwestern Gj eioa, which durit< tbte* four mo*| entertained 15.58# teldlara, and fl ed Utem HAM m*1*i Tta Nwib*a*tera Coenmtataa] the mtot rigid scrutiny into ttair wl of taatoeea, their reoripH wd ml mrm. anfrrinfarm th* public that taotaaad room* araalway* oped MUWABD enwta a* m*aaem«er*a Fued. fir. aulra htavs McFhwwrat'e pentotMM. Each col. *** was Mjmileo ta«. ... . . Tta Irtne etok^p (ta Yaaoo wee .(*■ Aaw^o. Ariic Mr <U Fbtu-Pwoo* Bmteiso.—The I �CHANI CHANCERY ORD1 -TrtWtti o, CHANCERY OR BEIL flfiiiTnn i^i )nii>a t—। JZfSJtZSSi Fta*-Pwoo» Bciu iKisr1 *’*••*“ *v-«* n.,i- 1 I. T wtlituMj wonrj bf afidwit *a Cl. I thte ssim*. that d>* Mors sastod Sites dsnti I •WMNMry bad they been pub The Board wire undoubtedly •flheir proceedings cod very s«m* <T7*l■ ■■■4™ —■ - •.• -—? 0 open violation of the alatul* whieb quires the Board ol Supervisor* to pub ^Ture^ ^Ish thvir proceeding*, than it would have hoesttu euavmee the people-that the reaplt’of.their' deliberation* wa* wise and » — * - - I. L.KI. L—irk .V Hberdl toward the county and its intereaU. But thane are mature of which the people most judge. It is, however, not unaccordance with our idea* of good judgement or good,policy to refer a ques­ tion oocc decided,' back to . the people, CHANCERY ORDER. wrttbubt errlighteuing them upon any point PT If you want Tin Wart, Butta snd Screws, and other artidea uf Hardwart cheaper I ban the casapcat, go to Grant'*. ■or even giving a plan or specification in to the proposed building. A* wo understand it'the proposition i* t<x submit jthe question to ths voter* of CHANCERY ORDER. tbe County thia spring, upon a propod ties to erect a building 30 by 50 at a ewUtmnfto exceed 84.000. No specifies lien* are made a* to whether the building i* »o'be of wood, brick, stone, gravel or •iron. A committee of three were ap ijMiintod, who, in case of a vote authoris- i iing it, are to malto a plan and specificationa and lyt by contract the Job of (putting up suob building. We defer to souther occasion, some remark* upon tbs wants ef ibe County, present and prospective r*Ulive to the safety of its IMPORTANT AND TRUE! llyw jtlfcrUg with that dread diassM, Xss- W* bavs'reeeired iht report of thia •patriotic and eharrtable organization for CHANCERY SALE Rhe laetfoer months uf the year 1863, TATE or MfCniOAN.-Tba C.rcnit Cosrt far tbe eonnty of Barry, It Cbarteery. O. H^aUaJtg, QsaqtUvmlt, ■which bring* tho publiebed Reports of| •th* commission up to January, ISC-4.— I Ths report ia very full, and gives all the | S Juparfw stfformatinn that can ba desired. Ila I tarmay receipts fur these fvur month* | were 384.740 20, which includes the net | MORTGAGE SALE. profits of the Northwestern Fair; it* expenditures f«r tbe same time were 347,801 85, of which 839.511 46 was Mathew's (hacalate Wera Drops ! for supplies to the hospitals. During BEVETt Ml to dntrey and exlcrminaie all thia same time the Commission has re­ kiads of IniwUna) Worm*. Are perfectly reliable in all case*, and far acperi rto aay ud all of tbe ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE ceived 5.097 boxes from the various. Aid Societies, and has shipped 12,298 hexes DVERTISEMENT. to Vicksburg. Helena, Memphis, Cairo, Louisville, Libby Prison, Richmond, Leavenworth, Kansas, Nashville, Westr W1 era Virginia, Cemp Butler, Springfield, Chattanooga and Paducah, Ky. Tbe OM Mg.XRCK STREET 15 THIS OITT, And oorWle inrite my old caatomm and friends In Kent sbd skeining conntie*, io renew tbeir whole numbpr.-ef boxes shipped by the Commission, up to January, 1864, is 28,618. All the items n£.these receipts and expeoAHwrre ara flmm In detail, to- I gather with a' list of the arttclgs parches- J ed, and the Stotrce from whence every box sad every dollar.has been received, rzi^s^asr-*-**JOHN H VAX lUlAr. ■».!.. ■ i Dated, Anpiat M,'IMS. de*)* . Th* shore sale ia bervbr postponed to Uta Mb The Soldiers' Hneve tt Cairo is under j the care of tbe Northwestern Com m i*,- < AtniiNiemuTon's entertained 15,582 soldiers, and ftrnish- Xetica h hereby | ed than 51,562 meals. The Northwestern Commreeion itevite the Bioel rigid scrulMy into Cbair method of bushiMOf their receipt* and expendi­ tures, and Inform the public that their hooka and r<M>ma are always open to invntlgiltewi sreeoeAdant that the •eooomy, syetsra imd fidelity of their trqpaactUae will aol suffer by cestpari- aqn With Ibase of say of oor beet bBsinees t sale. �■ki'isiXi r..^. J^agulaivr DMMqrxijriitofag. 'tWac'B'XX.vo '. ' ~| m.. vm. ..jUK/DIGESTIVE ORCHIS. 'ft* nfoMMk, ST3SVXNI .m .,>•■ | ilt.lastittjsSam STOMACH IBfrOBJ^MDMTAT Y»m AT BAtTlMM, BAHMT COOM'TT, 11 ; : BriTlCES. Vwe MkV\s fokXrk. e\ire aD. ftttVw W* U,” kM\ a* a remedkaV atfcaX—a > <*•<* Stomach: Liver and Bowel* He^w\aX©Y ©J *Cae *u*tam. X\ve DvXxow* AxaAwtta o^^oc.'WmA axvd Sou\kAkere tax*, S°» a kHML taw-, beexx mwc\x weeded, aa artiAc o\ *^?t=S22,T5=.-4tr Wet Afoot*, January, 1864, $3,002,556.39 J5& taken m Vro^r ^wawXAw,*, and at Xke \trc^xr Vme, aw a »\wc \\wacxdw t ©S Bjlioue Fever, Fever and J±gue, Liver Complaint, (Lyspepsxa, TnaLigeetion, Jaundice, t Kidney Complainie, atxA aW ixuabu ©5 a *waxlar 'nature. GOODS I r.lkln tne. vlta.,1 Del,,. X A. SVTEEZET. Agent (MllOmS) R.J. GRANT! are covn^toecd ©5 rare and V-okver^vd. root* and \xexk*, wktak. make Vnem ^VvnyX,^ ^otvvc. Dr 'Dokoek'* ftXovwae.\< "B'tXXoea -I CAN SELL­ HASTINGS art \\\t ^or non oapooindnood by irregular action entire and iKroUro organa. I'craona offeeMo toblljlabk to ton Lv*w x/t^iriOmdFm tno»y^u*Ubisjfcint is stool eooduaire, both sexes. z Dr. Hobaekk . ftXOWvDuC\\ 'BX.VU-YS i»m«n of thane Orreu require, !KKT!C. HF.LMBOLD’8 &TR1 rHE GREAT DIURETIC, and I AT THE MfidM." Pom TW»c ’BVXXe.va IN MT LINE OF TRADE; DRUG STORE!!! Come and See !! %ar>e \k.c \\oor maw maxxxj Doctark DAV*. Dr. 'Baokoekk . * Roberts & Striker, B. HKLMBOLD, Chemist. aibTanthat,tol. Cbeatant, Fbtt Cocrraarnn axo Vnrmnarts cdearor to diapore V<hir«rt »lit tiaivi h ■ new end most completo amortment of we HVAE JUST RECEIVED are. rtcXt tnaft'i 8o\act an& Corn^o^. Dr. Hokack'* ft\ovc\a.c\v mm^orata \ke vxak a\xd AtkWtXataA. DKCGI AMD MEDICINES, ^Chemicala, Palatfa OUe, Cam Dr. TiLokack'* ftXoxwixcXv 'BVXXe.es mi dwvfrc a\»a\^ mt\axxtko\^ and. make. Tlax^c <a\o^b\c. GROCERY, M WM, Eating a- yOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PUBP08ES,ONLTUei Billiard Also a fall stock ef IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. GROCERIES of rax f-njy .VO ladixx. Weaieokaep onh^fagnod nasortaMot of ' AUaraaya for Claiaoassts, BURDICI BTXECT/ Ol’POSITI THE HO«TOHHCa KALAMAZOO. MICH. jgEING UcooMd aad duly antberixod ja.GJBXVX-B, II. WRIGHT, TTOBXr.r »a4 COUXHELWH Holidtor and Councilor in O Jtrcnll Court Commissioner for l, a»d •7 rr»!*riy inuito.. the United Status are entitled to Invalid PENSIONS TO WIDOWS. Is Caavcaiant, Pleasant an Quiet. AU CeokiRE Extracts, VO* THi mncuL bxseftt Those gitbrro art put up in quart bottlra,qf whioh ihtalovtit afao-simUt. TKt laLtl is fintljf overrated, ana ia pooridr-J with a eo/e-yuani from oourvter/aiCsra. CPriot fl j-tr Lcttlt, o> tlx for fS. C. W. Robaok, Trojrtrtfr, /fo. ( OUR EATING DEPARTMENT ffiHil>naEKS7 IPXRIFiniIIEB'7 SOLDIERS’ CLAIMS. KNAPPEN&BUHB0W8, Ye wfll proooento al! Revolutionary, Invalid, aad Dr. Hoboekk Bto«\aA\ TiVviem “-^^V^Pr^toa.b INVALID PENSIONS. areltae fto\d\.er'» VAevid,\j\\ ^rtAvea*Vxxv5» DvarAxea, D^»cxVter^, 'Bkeu.ma’Cxam, eta. groceries TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUXE8, FIGS. RAISIR8. CODFISH. to fart, .vvrrtblng In th. Grocery line, sech aa will to noodad for family use. Also a great varirtT of the •WEEZE1* A ALI.E TTOHXKT3 ATLAWaad Solicited L eery. rartUnlnrattenttoopaidIto I icing, wuT 'SJiSTtoal! eaH^nWeiin. ofltolr I By«•• *5* "f :<i February, lea, «n Wide Dr*nktn»eu or Rotcfyit will to u/towW, \ AM aD who are wiHlas to patronite a quiet m orderly GaocexT axo Saloon, raa.tnolf.il to BTA.TIOKnEI^’T’, CITE Vfl A CALL I PEJIB. PEXCILS, IXK8, PAPERJR VELOPEc, CARDS, Ac., Ao.^ . HARNESS SHOP. Clothing', rABuaiiED n«o. JlftST-CLASS Uyoo onr ahelroa may to foend nD of tho MOST POPULAR GROCERY, EATING ANI> BILLIARD PATENT MEDICINES Wm. L. Eatos, SALOOX AND PETER LORI LL A RD, DRY GOODS! *D. MoNsroHTow. Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer it A 18 Chara bet a atoeet, (Formerly <1 Uhambora atmel, New York.) of tbe day. KMPPES A BVR10WI [v •'*» owew». I. eatitled 5? • P~l“: S»^ nH »l<too w afoan and aeL dien of the Honda aad Hearns warn, wto tone torn penuoned for five yaora are onUttod to •lone for life. The widow of every aeruaa maa- OBXJPTS so*! C0U58ELLC1M Kayjarjwsu.'sSK husbands die by ruoMa of wound aette.sn oowtractod.to tbe tf. 8. oesefae^teao Msmh (th IWt PENSIONS TO CHILDREN. e. •. YAM BDCMT’B WOOLEN (KHIH&iPp IF^IB (DASIEI ar Deadly Pay, aaly. FACTORY, WANT 25.000 IU. of WOOL to manufacture into CLOTH— * HARD-WARE! Scotch. YILMY fWOFT. D“i<] Honey Dew Scotch, ’-ass,—. RM* Arrinriov ■« cau.it> to ma laios aaarcnun :k mcca on Fnr.-cvr Cvswiwo AsnSwoiiKC Special af.er.tlon will to pud to COMPOUND Nd tad putting up I’RESCBIFTKWB; end an in whole or to p*ri.\r, entitled hfaen.ton. ?B\sil •hay MTorafly arrived nt the agt^ofemSHn youra. BOUNTY MONEY. pn. a. p. dbaxe, PRACTICAL DENTIST, - pe,uu iw. « " erh't* and eo.oredlFinn: M " • y4o.«Ms8hoM COTH VARBAirm,otn>ng1ud ftnbls. oold nail tbe attention od ALL pssuuns . wishing anything to tbe of DENTlaTRY Il is th* siwywf sasjr to pood Ci for jmn-fmiiito. Try it! V W WOOL CARDING ?«imm tnfa* foelMauaor. Prtee rfod- Mobatodfa XI.TUMCTT. ** y" *f *?“***. *raJuntooeW daring the pretest war far Thre. Yeeea. or dur> -ar’md torn dtod. to too. WfaTXE Unusually Low! Ito Utotrt Hoose, al Healing., «n t day a of each week._____ ______ _ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-03-02.pdf e5978d81290a41af70c476200a29b727 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1864. vwj roughly somelinw), in being taken oa and off toe boat, and hen a grant deal. But Pm very comfortable hero?’ ___ And u the soldier uttered his last sen ML rfMltetlta, ■ rail. ■ .J. played around hla hps. .•pCo what^reglntent do ypn belong f” Srltrtrt Jottrj. oftftArief t»« tines, or lose, BO seats lor the first, sad Si aeata for sash lubeeqaeat inier• e>._ A liberal discount to yearly advsrtiMra. HASTINGS . And to tbo war departed. Onektaa.oaa toedewbrasehe gave; "L«l nought." he said, "alarm tbea," My heart waut with my ooUterbrare; JI DRUG STORE!!I Roberts &. Striker, Snsiuts Jirrrton. now and moat complete ataorUnenl of DRUGS AMD MEDICINES, ^Clacinlrubi, Pabata, Olla, Csun ft phene. Darning Flnitf, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. X- A ft. ALLKN, KlLtESTN GROCERIES, prorletoe.. pi due, filth, belter, lard, port, and grain tsd«. A|ao toya eandtea, eie., ate. Stere sraia Block. State alroel, Haatinge, Mich. I know hli facHacs spirit well; I know kis tore of glory; nu daring deeds bU roumulss toll, Ta buj a battle gory. Ob! bow can then my heart be gay, Or acaaea of pleaanra ebam ®eT Ah! co, nay heart iatekewey. Foretedisgt dert tay spirit AU, To dries each feeling cheerful. And rieietu rue before mt alUl, r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PUU’QSXS.OSLYUEl Iffiurtllm. GROCERIES / . I. A. A C. G. HOLBROOK, TTOKN RT8 and CewoasHore U Lew. and SelietUHO io Ctaeoeery. haVidg entwrd tatu a •eSUrtneMbip. will promptly ta3failhfully alltud loWefoaww of Uieir callinc. Coureranor.F. Cailestteg. sad Military aed Kaa) Estate Cla.tua ieehadsd. Olios ie Mofbrook Hlosk. A IWEEZF-Y A AIXES. A TTOKNrraArLAWeedSolleltorstaChaafl eery. rarttentarattentloejaidioCowveyisetog, tke iovoMigaMeu of Stites to U»»d '•raclsssres of mortgage*. Ac. Will bo baj>py o allaadto atl eaHlio ike lina ofUwtr profeamon oaeo in tho CowtS^IonM, Uaatioga. Mieh. A NEW won ANN A NEW UFE, or I am rateerabler Mra. Soofield, ia the pause that follow­ ed this onmplaint, said, with a certain sobriety of manner that was juat shaded with reproof: , "Tlneo things sre annoying, ef course, Mrs.Crawford; but, when ws oomparo them wllb wbal thousands, yea, bandrada of thuuaanda, around m are now ooduring, do they not &J1 Ipto I ' " Mra. Crawford did not: friend want on; . . ‘1 have aaen thinge during the paat weak that so rebuke me for eomplaintof lifc> petty cares and annoysnoea, as to make my cheeks burn withebame. Have you visited any of the hospitals F . “0, ne. My nerves would never stand that.” quickly answered Mra. Crawford. ‘•ta the face oft appealing pain and’ sickneas, tha nerves' groif strong,” said Mra. Scofield. “My own heart failed ms as I crossed the threshold on my first day’s visit'to the sick and wounded, anfl I was fsint as I entered the wards. But interest end sympathy soon overcame weakness, and when I saw a pole, en­ during face brighter at a kind word, I felt twice repaid for the effort It had cost mo to go in. I have spent hours in the hospitals every day'efrice then and I have called this morning to ask you to go with me. There Is something for us all to “Oh, bat Indeed, Mrs. Soefield, I am not strong enough. WhnleanldoF “A hundred things If your heart is but willlag. Come! I cannot accept your no. Put on year bonnet and shawl. If bravo men fight for tho protection of our homes, it Is the least that loyal wo­ men can do, to care for them when slek or wounded. If you are not strong enough to bear the fstlgue of a nqroo In the wards, you can at least provide some­ thing for a sick, exhausted man, whose very life depends on a quality of nour­ ishment not supplied by government I appeal to you in the name of humanity, and in the name of God!” . Tho appeal was successful. Mrs. Craw­ ford, under the impulse excited, went with her friend to visit the Government hospital, In wbteh were over a thousand aick and wounded soldiers. Stretching away for hundreds, of feet beyond the entrance door, she saw a double rww df beds, moat of them occupied. Iler first impulse wns to stop and torn back. It seemed impMalble far ber ito go forward. Hew could she look at this bod v of sut faring, much of it unto death, in' the face! Her heart shivered, and stood still for a TEA. COFFEE. FDOAR, &FICE8. 1'EPPER, “Oh, dear! Who can that be t As to PRVNEH.FIQ8. RAI-ttNS. CODFISH; soring any one this morning it is wholly i fact, avurrthtag In lb* Grocers has, such u out of the question !'* . riU be Leaded for f.roilv u»s. v , Mrs. Crawford arose, and going to tho AIM a grot TariatT of tho ' window, turned the Venitial blind so aa diLaniST jzxiiTnnn’jaii tu look downward, and ascertain If possi­ ble, who had rung the door-belt Ibero And Cooking Extracts, was a lady on the step ; but only a por­ tion of tho black silk dress bring visible, Mrs. Crawford could not m«ke out the We »l»o keep on hand a good aaaortment i caller's identity. STATIONER"?, “Mra. Scofield," said the servant, a JiUle while afterward. PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPKE, EN­ “Mrs. Scofisld T' la a tone of surVELOPES. CARDS, Ac., Ac. prlssy (piuglsd with fralfulness. Upon our shrives »sy Im Coaad aU of “Yeo, ma'am. She's in the parlor." “O, dear ! It’s of no use, Bridget; 1 can*! u« anybody thia morning. Tell her that ] am nut at all well, and that she will have.to excuse roe." Die servant stood for a moment or two, in a hesitating way, as if waiting for the lady’s mind to change. “Tell her that I am very sorry ; but—" Mrs. Csswford chocked herself. Con­ “Indeed, Mra Scofield—” She eaught siderations not at first seen arose before the arm of her friend, and drew back; but her mind, and caused a change in her the sentence remained unfinished, for a P “Lethal l lFoa down in a few rale- pair of appealing eyas.were mating upon kers, end holding her ae by a sudden utes." apell., Just to the right of where she The servant retired with thia message. was standing, and a liule tn advance, was In 0 dull, moody way, Mrs. Crawford a bed, on which a wounded soldiers was went about effecting some changes in her lying. He was bet a etrig|ing, a boy dross, which occupied nearly ten minutes. scarcely in .hie nineteenth yenr. NaturaUy, Mra. Crawford had a tan. she said to her visitor, on ent dor heart. With the untenee unfinished parlor. Her smile wasklnd rowanb, for. on her lipa, she moved to the bed eu she really liked Mrs. Benfield. Bat it _i._k_.v_ k_.f ,WM jz|ng> Mg: vtooptasMi soon faded out; giving place to an unhap. her hand softly on hia fanPJ look. . “Are you opt welir asked Mr., “Arayouefekr she salted, uttering firid, noticing her eclstnu aspect. 1 i the first qpeoUou that came to her tho'u •Tm miserable," ’wit the emphatic re­ Ngvb boon, weendod,- replied the sponse. young soldiers, trying to emUe and look “Miserable I No other Word so well' bravo. But Mrs. Crawford nolioed a expresses my condifloe.” The dlm ghfert- quirar abas thia month. of a amile played •about the Irps-uf Mrs. ■‘Woaodedl Oh—1>& eorryl Not Crawford for na inetaet, and then van- badly, I hope.” Mrs. Crawford aat felted. „•- . n-- >-• i i down in a Ohair.lhat stood tear the bedMrs. Scofield .waited for something ,aide. ,-d , i,....... {j , |>/ t. more explicit. . • A bell struck rm in the hip, and ehoL "Tbe fact is, taking mjr exeeriouoc. , life io. wretched aflki?axli.L^I’mdte. Ured the bona. 1 don't know that 1 shall ever get walL” , , , , _ ______ heartened,” added Mra. Crawford. : Tbs momentary weakness had depart“Disheartened about what F , asked. ,Suiildly ‘ the friend. • .. jP*1* ***•“*. •*•*7 All seems ••Ara you In much pein F toked Mrw. PATENT MEDICINES PRE BEST ■laiaaa sad moevy pnmpily rvmltted0«M. With w. F. R«J>k Em- MWBrtin. ISlfFEI A BL'RIOWS, THE CHEAPEST tobngoing wro#®.",,•„, ‘Tm l>rarf <p h»r nrak u.Mn. L BVBINBW 'CXrNDUCTKDwKh etoMetii —servants. The bad ones torment. and tho good leave yen. I had a cook wfao was n perfaal treasure. Mode. Mrww!** wms ready ia time and "dl W«d. B«W uf eourae, she grew dissatisfied, though I humored and save wap to hex fo .almost every thing, • Lost week abe .loft me. aqd ■ft *K M,j» *•, '“•rcy of* Ws lrteh recruit, who doesn't know how to boil a potato. I ahall send by flying to-mor­ row. With a husEoed as particular as »• $3,000,550.39 TWI . Crawford. •“Not now, ma’am.” weet.from Springfield F . “Have you friendf tWsF . “Yen. Mr mother end slater five in Spriigfield/ I ‘Do they know that you are wounded!’ ulf my name was ho the paper lbby Ihave seen it. But 1 can’t say whether It llibm since the battle In which you were hurt F “No.”. “How long have you boon la this boepitair “Only three dare.” . “And they don't know that you are hereF “No, ma’am, I’m not strong enough Tho bby's face lit up—gratitude beam­ ed from nta "If it would not ba two reach treble." Mra. Crawlard took a pencil, from her pocket, and wrote down the nemo of the soldltr’e mother. “Shall I'toli her all you have told ma I Lft her know juit how badly you are, woundedF ' The young soldier abut bls eyes, and remained eileot for come momenta. . ‘No, that would distresx bar too much,* he Baid, with a thoughtful air. “It will be bad enough for her to know that I am wounded. Tell tor. If you ptease, that I am getting on eery will here, and hope to be o/ my feet again before a long time, oay that a ban passed through my leg ; but don't apeak of my shattered hip. They’ve taken out two pieces of bone since 1 came here, and maybe ill get all right Anyhow, It won’t do ne good to let het know the .worst on the oflstart.” . “I’orhsps she will come on to nee rears sprung io uw poor isuow ■ oyea; but be wiped them off quickly. He did net reply to the suggestion*, but It was plilrf to see with what joy he would have welconred her then. “I will write the letter as soon ra I go home. And now, Is there anvthlng I can'do Co make you more comfortable-, anything that I con get for youF A wishful look came Into the lad’s eyes. It was hia only reply. Mrs. Crawford saw it, and half comprehending its signifi­ cance, said: “Don’t feel backward. If I can do anything for you, tho act will give me pleasure. How is your appetite F . “Not very good” J One hand was lying outside tho bed­ covering. Mra. Craw food tonebed it “You have bad some fever,” she eaid. “That’s the reason, perhspe, why—" The risk lad ri>«ck»d hlm.elf, »nd s alight flush canoe Into his fane. “Speak out freelyJust think, that Fm your mother, and tall me whet you want"— All tho heart of Mrs. Crawford was go­ ing oct toward the wounded boy. •You’re very good and kind, ma’am,” be anewered/sntf you won’t think me lfoolish er unreasonable. But you see, a Ilady yesterday brought some grapes to a poor sick fellww, aorara Ufere, and aa be ata them. I looped so for just two or that of hia pfossentdweL all tBfois rater­ — — ,— ------Ho rewtara bored the gloomy face he left h the awning, and experience gave him no feir i------- *— of finding smiles instead of shade opened the door quietly end went step elong tlw hall was not rtre confident, like that of a man wb own castle, and glad to bo there, __ ___ . pm-t restrained, and.acaroal^Quing an “li that you Edward F The voice cams down from the first landing- There rlky of feeling in the tom that Crawford leap with surprise ure. He saw-the old beauty in --------------- face ; the old rippling light Io her eyra; the eM sweet tsodsmees abotit her mouth—and new-born love made the offering a kiss spontaneous. I guess whcre^Aave bear Edward” Mrs. Crawford hafdrawn bet arm wlitbln her booband’s The smile gently faded from ber oounteBaoee, over which |A trader serioararas spread itMlf. , “Where F He inquired with iateresL •To the of hoepitals" “Why Helen!'* He mightw«! took surprleM. ' ; “And I’m going to-morrow egaia— and every day." Mra. Crawford spoke with animation. “I adw a poor wound­ ed boy*there, not over eigbteeh or mwetoen. and I've been writing for him to bis mother. Hia bright eyes, end almost girlish,but suffering face, wore Kke' Aspell os mo when 1 ws^t in, and I set down to talk with him. Bia hands wsro hot ana hia mouth feverish—poor boy I hia hip had been shattered by a ball—sad •bra I baked him if there .was enythteg I couldjget for him, he aaid heeifatingly that ho.had baen.Jonging for eosne grapes. I Rnjitiw Immediately and bought fom tome Blackbamburgs. 0h, If yea had seen hb eager, delighted," foes' as be crushed them in his mouth I It repaid mo a thousand-fold." . 1 .-,'i Mr. Crawford quietly draw out hie pocket book, and taking therefrom a roll ef back Bill-, abld. with eahsMbraUe feeling, er be handed them to hia wife: “As your heart prompts, co.de, Helen, l am wjtfi you in this noble duty. Gh« all rwMaye to th____ take care of ItoelC Wo have surfeited onrsslvee with the good things of thia world, until they have commenced pal. ling <■ Use testa. Row lot ne find a new lift in gift and ministration." AM a,new life waa born io the heart ofMro. Crawford. Dally abe spent hours among the aick and’wounded, arln'tbe Ilutew. BAlvdMd, ■te’fot'l ooulJn't preparation of things needed far their help ik. And aver siaee Fro been long­ ing for some grapes. It’s the fever, maybe.” •• . • ... of al most di “You shall have them !n said Mrs. a calm mid Crawftnd, riaing flufokly; and W»i she wont, under Um impulse of pity and kind- had ones overshadowed with an all pranreo. leaving the boapiral without think­ vad^.goiwhioe. i ■_• Iing ol her friend. jfarBeelWd, and buri •'They wtU not hurt himF abe said t$ tha. nurse in cUrwa of the bed on - which trouble witli servants came to an end.— There wm a new spirit 1ri the mlslrem, •hfofapoornded every pert,of Ur boose- o^o, and.pot a task. Instead of perpete- ■ replied the nurse. ........................... all her cbeerfoliy ox proceed wisbea, load­ -OK they •raao’goodr exclaimed the ing to unity and harmony, which are tho • : •• baud maidens of peace. . '•When weiw yOu wounded ’ r' •its “I vralrta tbs battles before Rich­ mend. On the third dav f VM etruek Hieoyetaparklodjaad amilee ran over —I LA in theJt-tl field when our arret I hie face. “It was vory hi^.of.#ou,a»dl shall ,. The rebels •“** Imbto His ind pot me in pki wtthk norsr forgotUas leugsa l,lite.” ■ other wounded mu.,------------- oouatottMMe boomed .with pleaaura and iofcl f suffered dreadfully,- । Mra. __________r doctors examined my wound and took out tho ball. - HoratWrd twv- 1 er ret w?ll. Then tbev 'eoWt-we bock, | under a f— — *— ' ■ fefr" mine KyAflM WberrttanM^Me •'And nothing done for you h, all that thaeF ’ ’ ■ ’■ —....................... • -Not muck Mta'w. Tbe doctom । their hands full everywhere. In B • • ‘ could �HASTINGS Bj aoiho Piano* in foe new Stoaa rwMMftr opened by W. W. KimWl >s> id Uka Street, In thia city; bad « We know that those who have iiutash* to MaPUrami, of P«moy]v.nU, ww elected pcrchaae instruments offotskfodnlwoy. Hama » m», atoanw otm -pocMn, Secretary of lhe Cemmilteo, in plane of want foe bbst, wo taka pleasure in telling wnvon oriLB airnwnn ran* Ftnroaa. Hon. George Fogg, of New IlampeMve, foem where they can find tho beau Tho eounly, where be cap! ared Lieut Parker, ittgje ■■■■ info Gan, an* m wU iaaUaal fwu fo* asootoy. Upon .cfibelfoUmtiacarsbri CafoUy. had large variety and Is supplied by leading Mra private*, three huroeo end eqalptn an u factor ere in Boetoa and New York, (manta, eta. Capt. WaUaoe io foe hero uf such aa J. ft C. Flseber. Hallett, Davis’ Cutnberiand Gap, where be fought tho i ft Co., Kurtaman ft Hiear. and many rebel General Joaos, last May, with 80 "■‘'‘’Thtuwttou el the Rebeta. . others. We wore poruoularly pleased man-agaiaal2£00 for several hour*, kil­ expedition seems to have appolnttnect or subotqneol designation to fill vacancies, Const;Uite the Executive with tbe soft and sweet tone* of foe ling and wounding more eftbe enemy beoe foended upon the foformatieu that Ha 15,008 sirang. 45 sails* beyond JartsooCnromiUto inteaiatod by tbe National Fischer Piano which for family use ia than h* had meu in his command. ’ and eight miloe bsyvnd Saodvr^n, U was from thence that the rebels wore Convention convened at Chicago, on tbe UMurpaaaed. We Lave heard exqallent waa finally overpowered and captured I vffle, rcmivk^g * |<ta part ot foe meat for Iflth day of Mar, 1880, do hereby call jodgas premuuneing high anoomluiMS up- by tbe enemy's soiling fire to tbe roof of on - the line of foe JackaaeviUo aad Tallahia block bouse. 1 baMt Railroad. A battle was dssporalefoajr armtoa. Certainly foe reiuarkaMe 'upon all qualified voters,—who desire unit; tbe wholeetetsetoreof foe instru­ ly feugfct during throe hears, ewd st eunLieut. Parker-cosimandod tbe guard tbe unconditional maintaihweo of tbe ment being eminenlly ouch aa a firm claae circular which wae found, la which foe tha: took Cart. Wallace aad company Union, tbe supremacy of tbe Constitution PiMo requires. L um■ lasted*I of Bragg and Beauregard and tbe complete suppression of foe re­ He is new Wallace's rttired to Lebaaea taking with them foe Mr. Kimball is one of foe oldmt Mn- to Richmond. appeal for help, and deelare that oaly bellion with foe cause foeroof, by vig­ eleial Dealer* in the West, and bfo great prisoner. Buch la tbe fate of war. greater pert of tbeir woweded. Tbe 7th CovmenGout, 7th New Hamp from,Florida can lb*y gel it, shows that orous war snd apt and efficient means,— axrcanvcn gives bim an advantage wMeh shire, 40th Massaebuseita. 48th and 15th Rebel Neers. U-ttM north foe while to interrupt their to send delegates to a oonvoalitM to aa- purebaaere will do well tornvail foetnNew Toeif, and lhe Bfo United States, aamble at Baltimore, on Tuesday, June selvee of. Hr guarantee* Ha instruments, Foantaas Moanoa, Feb. 23.—The were engaged. Col. FriMoy, of tho 8th cMMwoaleatioas with that region, aad to 7th, M84, at 12 o'clock n<wm, for ths and we do not hesitate to ask for bim deprivT foem of what they appoer to purpose of presenting candidates for tbe the confidence of any who may wish to, Richmond SmZfoa/ef the »0«b bos the United States, eras left dead on the fiold ; w’afltob much. Still foe bare work of cal­ office of President and Vice President of procure on* of the beet kind. Hi* ttoek following; J. B. Brock, Wm. Hoddock, Col. Reed, a Hungarian effiuer, waa mor­ C. Huffman,Btopben Jones, A. J. Brittan, U eo ample and rich that it te eeareely ! tally wounded; all tbe offi-wrs of Hamil­ ling off their supplies, oaanat be regarded the United Stale*. J. J. Gumarline, W. R. Dougherty, tons battasy wore wounded ; Copt Ham­ Each Slats having a representative In pooeible to foil of being suited. aa lhe only thing neeeaaery to subdue the Lewie Taylor, Lewis Freempn, W. D. One ean find tbe Ftacher Plano, with Joses, Joseph Brooks, and C. E. Culher ilton wounded In lhe arm, and UeOU Congrev* will bo entltfad to as many rUbai army- The riroular referred to was delegatoa as shall be equal to twice tbe It* deep, mellow sweet tone, or th* Hal­ <11 were all banged at Kinpton, N. CL, My rick, in the foot, are al Ggn. Gilldated naaHy five months ago, end yet number of electors to which such Slats lett, Davie ft Co., Piano with its bril­ mere's headquarters, at IJilloni Head.— oe the Iflth, and seven ware bung on the their armies are in tbe field and will hare la entitled in tho e’rotorial ooltege of tbe liant tone or any other make which may 13lh for deserting to the enemy and ta­ Col, Guy Hsary. of foe 40th M>seaehn United States. tbe desired. Mr, Kimball's location la an king up arms on tho enemy's side. Thpy setts, had three b-rorv shut imder him, to b« dispelled by fighting. A resolution waa also adopted inviting excellent oae, being on tbe Grot floor, and all received the ordinance of baptism ac­ but escaped unhurt. 'Die Cosmopolitan She report foal fowGoeernor of Goararrived al Beaufort on MunJay evening iheTerritories and the District of Colum­> in the center of the finest and most fash cording to their own dictates. gib has’wrdered foe abandonment of that bia to eend delegates subject to the de­ ioaable retail business of tbe city. with 840 of the wMadoJ, G>l. Reed We Tbe Atlanta Cbn/Mrrelf says, m the pari oCBtaae .west of Chattahoochee give* termination by tha convention of Ufeir invite oer country ae well as city friends among them, who woo siring .when the Pth 1,025 bales of ewtton were destroyed •ven a oare striking proofof tha de*po- right to vote. The convention agreed to call opes bim at 142 Lake Street, and by firs In Wilmington ; lose,* >700,000. Fulton left <m Wednoeday. Ths eosmy’• loos is not known. They rgties <4 foe rebel caoaa, tbaa tbe Fl»ri- to moot again at the call of tho Chair­ verify our raonramendsliun.— Christian The Rome Ga., Conner says that oa captured five (pine. Ilia eupqooed-that Tiout, Chicago. dk eirewfer. The attempt to make a man. tbe Bib Inst, tbe enemy, 600 strong, were the troops were from Bragg*1 army. Gen. The following members were present: at Portcre vllle, within 44 miles of Rome desert of a forgo part of Georgia, by tbe Messrs. Edwin D. Eorgan, President; » Valcx or a Nxgso.—A latter ^cs- and another force ia advancing via Wear- Hardee bimsvlf wae nn 1ns field, having earns from Florida on a vieil to his faml cofepufoory remqya! ol (amilie* aad Lawrenos Brainard, Vt.; George Good­' cribtug Gan. Butler's reoeut expedition or'a Mill*. rich. Mass.; Thomas Turner, R. I.; Ed - to Bottom's Bridge, epeaks uf tbe eodoly, and also to form a second marriage. Tbe Savannah Rrpwdliran, of tbe I4ih, Our loss is variously estimated al from tbe people. It is an acknowledgment ward MoFberson, Pa.; Nathaniel B.• rance of lhe negro troops la this wiaag: •ay* the fight al Lake, (My, Florida, was 500 to 1,300. Seventy-eight rsbel prls Smitbera, Del.; James F. Wagner,Md.;i “As a result of this hard marching, on with the eoemye advance, oompoeed of of defeat- b^foe rebel ehoifo, who any by Thomas Spooner, O.: Henry 8. Lane, onera were brought by the Fulteo. it la ibis brdri- wb they are no longer able to lad.; E. Peck- III.; H. M. Hoxie. Iowa;• lhe first day out, over two Anodrad bad cavalry entirely. Wo lost alt our guns said that foe purwr uf the Fulton has a > fallen out of the United Stales jogimente at tho Chsap Finnegan eurprlso which rtsifo, the ndvannaof Grant with arms, Wm. D. Washburn, Mian.; Cornelius1 from exhaustion. When our foreee see tn a to have been a diegraceful affair list of the killed and wounded which be but depend upon an alternative eooeotly, Cole, Cal. :O. H. Irish, Nebraska; J.■ reached Bottom's Bridge and discovered oe tbe port of our offipera, so thoroughly will show but wilt nut allow II to beeopGerhardt, District of Colombia. that their attempted surprise had been were they surrounded that resistance was so reinone, to tbe people whu are its vic-1 The eomini tie. was entirely harmoni­’ exposed, it was estimated that fully one iHns, that ne people have ever ef tbeir ous in their proceedings, and adjourned1 half of lhe while soldiers who com­ impossible, and bui few of our soldiers Ex Senator Toon*Its waa arrested on oWn accord adopted It—only a despotic ia the beat possible spirits. Feb. 2d, at Savannah, by order of Gen. menced lhe march bad given out, end Beauregard, for attempting to have that power,'reckleea of consoqutnces, can cnthe roads back to Williamsburg were city without a pass. The officer aaked > lined with stragglers. But 1 have the fero.il. From Ckattaeooga. him for a pass, and Two mb* informed authority of a Captain In one of the white It appear* probable from tbe present CballsBiiogs, Feb. 25.— Latest roper tv him that be was Gen. Robert Toom be Promt he Feoria(niiaola) Nall of Fob. U regiments for tbe atatrmenl that not a aspect of military affair* In the Southwest Mr. Chase, who left Iowa some two1 tingle coloredeoldicr fell out front illness, ropeat, without confirming Longstreets and owe/allegieace to Georgia and no Il other government; that hia Stale did not that after all hie preparations for a despe­ years since, on a tour to the land r>f gold,> exhaustion, or any other causa, and retreat across French Broad River. rate defence of Mobile, both by sea and baa Jest returned. From Mr. E Clark- when the rolls ware called before the ia thought hero that, having failed to ac­ □ulre eilixrns to travel with paeeporta, cumulate a force sufficient (br prompt, that be would not procure one.— land, the‘enemy will be cnmpelled to eon, mail agent on tbe Bureau Valley retreat, every tingle table son who had J Kaxlroad, who oenveroed with him, we 1 started on lhe march was present and energetic operations on our communica­ Thereupon Gen. Tootn ba w aa ejected from evacuate that place, na be was forced tn tions, be has grown fearful of concentre- the car. A crowd of citixsns and soldiers gather a few facta that may be Interest­ answered to hie name !“ ran away from Columbus oa tbe Mlmis- ing and valuable to our readers. The loyalty of tbe negro is fully estab­ tiooa against him or Johnston, and is 1 having gathered around film, ho harangued aippi. and from Nashville. Grant ap­ Mr. Chase, in company with bis broth­ lished. On tbe occasion of tbe late es­ new endeavoring to form a Jnuction them tn aa excited and bitter manner, mid ; pear* to bo developing another of fooe* er, first went to California and wrought cape of Union officers from tbe Richmond with lhe latter at - Dalton, before tbe in treasonable and disloyal language.— in tbe minea io that country. Leaving dungeon, tbe fugitives trusted implicitly spring can open. Tbe largest estimates An old lady aye witnews rxelaimud: Imuspn flunk movementa by which, two there, he went to Idaho, where he arriv­ in tbe blaoka, and never had their tnut give Mm 20,000 infontry and 50 field “Wdl, well, they have got BobT<*omlw. yeare age, be took at a blow half of Ken­ ed in October last, and stayed there' pieces. I heard him aay ho would swallow the betrayed. After the first officers had dis­ tucky and Tennaeace, and forced tho ane- about a mouth, leaving sometime In^lu- ' Johnston ia known to have al Dalton blood of all the Yankees that name South. covered themselves to the negroes and tuy to retreat from Muinfurdaville to vember last. asked for food on tha Cbiekahumlny, lhe six divisions of infantry and about tnirty Well, wall, bo can ewallow all be sheds " thousand men. Tbr two armies ronoen He says the mines In California are negroee organited into relief eqnodt and Amidst the laughter crtatodjGea. Toombs Corinth—nearly'three hundred miles— rouvh richer than tboee of Idaho—that in tearchedlke icoodefer theJngitivet, carry- trated will probably tnueter 00,000, and was carried tn prison. wdhbettmo bald*. tbe latter country they occupy a very ■fog iAmv foodfrom their ecanty ralione, might prove dangerous. limited place, and are poor at that, fl and helping Am in every way in their Great diMstisfsctioe still eslate, and evidences of tbe demoraliutiou of rebels was estimated that 80,000 men in Idaho The Lend on '‘Doily .Vew* publishes a The Republican Central Oraruiltae of were out of employment, and everything are numerous. Provost Marshal Gen. Parkhurst reports far January and half narrative ofthncHrtM «■! tbe Ala bum. Kent County issued a call far a Conven­ exorbitantly high. Tbe climate in cold, Death of Governor Gamble. ot February will show a total of 3.270 and a list of her officer, and crow, furand they have ice in august. It is ftotbtion te bo held at Grand Rapids, on the niched by one of the latter, from which j Governor Hamilton R. Gamble, of deserters from Johnston's tfrmy alone. iog uncommon t<> have four or five feet 29d talL, for tho purpose, as stated, of it appears that the guns of that vessel are of apow, which lasts all through tbe wic Mtsooeri, whose death is reported, waa of English manufacture (Faweell, Pren­ appointed Provisional Executive of foal itxsugurstiNg tbe great campaign of 1864. um & Co.,) and that Semmes promised This waa the <4ject that appeared on foe The beet route to Idahn, Mr. Chase state at a m.xl critical period, with ths New York, Feb. 24.—Richmond p»- hie meu to lay tbe Alabama alongside of hope foal be would be able to pacify lhe face of foe matter; and, as a means of a tbiage, is by way of Spit Lake City, than pera have been received to tha 30th. The | an AiWnrican frigate, but wet immediate­ across tbe country «n mules. By this state and allay lhe exasperation of fac­ more thorough organisation for work and rebel War Departtnent received, oa tho ly; adding that there were “imlr six means a party could get ia advance of tion; but bit course by m mesas justified 17th, an official dispatch that the enemy ships he was afraid of in lhe United efficiency, was commendable. Tbe resothe large emigration already on tbe way, this expoetation. Whatever may have Iulioon adopted, and tho published pro­ whigh would bo a very durable thing boon Govonror Gamble's Intention, be made a demonstration with gunboats and States Navy." Of the erew, the majori­ a land force nt Grant's Paso, 85 miles ty are Englishmen. chiefly enlisted in waa from foe firm an forte eats in bin eoceedings would indicate nothing farther. for tboer who valeed tbe good condition from Mobile. It waa blvodleee, aa the Liverpool, in which city the families of lection afadvteon and wbordmates,ally­ of their anintala. So tea;Ibetk, all bright. fire af foe enemy fell abort. Thero i« no most of them stilLreride, drawing half The cry of rich mines In Idaho ia all ing biuiBolf ia slinoot every Instar.ou with -But there waa a matter connected with tboeo who, whatever tbe'ir professions, duubtthat this appvwaeh Is from Banks* pay through merflmtile firms there. A foe speculaUvn. Tbe pads sod notices in foe assembling of this oonvaotloo—w both­ I toes. Sherman's column ia approaching deserter from tbe Sumter, who was re­ tbe newspapers are paid for by specula have shown IbetBsehree in every pnblie by tha Mobile ft Obfe Railrxxd, another captured by Semmen on board tbe Phil­ er oGu inception, or only Incidental to tors Tberw arono rich miaes there at art to be in foct conditional loyalists.— Aa a Meaaeary result the radicalIy leys! column from Peasacwla is understood te adelphia ship. Maqchriter (barusd by the repreeonted. No man can make his liv ­ Its. ex'rxtoaaB, wa know mft—in which men of Miammri have opposed Gamble bo advaoMag from Pollard, 40 nvitaw tbe people at largo of this Congreewional ing by mining in Idaho. and his policy, and foero have been dis- from Mobile. The situation of Mobile H District have a direct Internal, and which sanoions and crimination where there is undoubtedly critical. onr d^ty aa a journalist requires na to should have been harmony and earnest cooperation. Ono of the latest move­ point "out. ments uf Governor Gamble waa hia Far two weeks previous to the secernattempt to obtain control of the State bling of that Conssatfcm, fcvitatiew were on the peninsula by the robots with tbe militia, wtfo tho design, ae vne alleged, privately ’circulated through other eoun- aid of bloodbwtmda; ard recaptured.— ot obstructing tho radical poHey. in This use of bloodhounds ia a striking il ­ some easea, the militia was actually emtiga, to lhe friends of Cui. Kellogg, and lustration of the peculiar Ideas inculca­ ployed against tha loyal oitixeas In favor tboen Jntarosied in bis ro-nomination to ted by slavery. Tbe huatiog of Ahlte of sUroey and the border bushwhacking CengtWi. to be present al Grand Rapids, tnen by does io no worse then the burn­ MMertativoe.** • • 1 . ' ■ on tbe 22d for tbe purpoee of “cuneella- ing of bhek», but the dNfereaoe is that Governor Gamble was a brolher-in Philadelphia. FeK M.-Tbe Agauvr ‘tioff ^mjj'rtgaKltttibu." Theeo ins.ita- the whites ars not used to It. law of Attorney-General Bales, and ba- hwe tbe following Important .poohI: fora tho war, as after it, was a eunacrvaNashville, Feb. 25.—Our army is In tiq^a.wer» peat oirt mainly by tbe Profront of Dalton, Ga., and will probably in polities. vuet Marshal of foie District, and are, occupy foe town to nlgbu p«ri«ap., among the regulars duties ef bis Tunnel Hi!! was carried this morning office. ’Keo, we readily tmdsrstand why by nor foreae. Gen. Hooker bus addreeeed a letter to CM. Kellogg regards hi tn as “tbe best Scouts just arrived say Sbarman has the Governor of California acknowledg­ struck the Mobile* Ohio Railroad, and Marshal vn Mmhigaa." Tbe people of| ing tbe receipt of tbe joint resolutions in that ba bee out Folk's army in thoeoater, thiaeoefeua mey U a UtOe periled to hie honor which were passed by the Leg and that foah wings are running away aft knww/wby tho man who, two years ago, lalalure of thm. State. He sera; dMbtot diroetfoes. "My naas ia borne on the Army Reg eould obarge Cd, Krttogg with a large There ia a trumendeua "robel cavalry later aa a repuseectauve of our adopted force In Sherman’s retr, but ne approportion of foe erita« in the oatelogee, state, and If I may except the honorable benuioM ard foft. I pfoffjfhg Ms eterootj-ped and expressive aud complete anooeao of onr arms over Shermad li lea on lhe country, which, our enemies, 1 can esteem nothing more ,.hro« of to each, .book! now it fa said, ebouode la wtorae of all fctnda. 1 highly titan ito good opUfoma af lb* he so Bealpua for foe CotaMi'a re-oomiGreat exeF.eaieat exists M Montg >taf-fy, ! manner in wltich I have poformed my AlaUtmi • T f? nakiea. But 1st that peas; owr csbject is duties m foiagiant rebellion; no reward Scoota also report that a henvr Sturt teintoroa foe of fox Dietriet that eon -be of moae value. b pnakfailnz on for forts M MeWe. fbnun r-t"kisinadmiaeibtoin a>* to refer to Ixmgrtrew's forces are back again st my official oeaueetioo with tbe Army of ■««*>Wi mA -at. tbeir old quartern. |PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND tbe Petoman. That eon only ba learned Ifroaa <ny report whoa made public through foo’pmeribid aha anols 1 cm rveo* Oeeggln and AkabaM. OilliigH,T«fo M—TW OaMm's Mly add that I relinquished Ha eommaad from tbe highest oauasderafowt* of foe CbattaMOga dispatch a^e adewneo foreeof Great's army -wae ^bta fore* r«w«r^. w«bdenre ot the gorwraaseet and of the ar­ my ferny ahilUy-to gwideaad direct its akbavw been driven from Tunnel HHl|f fnrtsmM.** and pursued till night-foil, ft beany L Vediexday ■•»!><, Marek New Advertisements. f'ryp nijyr hauls at Dbhoe b aot WreWbU.— < Hardees and Cfobumb dkHan have J ■ HICAGO pianos PIANOS PIANOS 'iliy/c' Mop ia this viUag*, for foe«Serre for foe ensuing year .ea Monday th* !4fo instant. Rxuotors.—R*r. E. G. I Tho Great French Bcmedy I Th. onlr eertats sad Ref. fee V»(»Mrw*««Mw. Woatkly DiAeeMM. Ivesgul i Qnraod, III., ha* accepted an from the Prevbytrrisn Church ly of thia place to fill their pul •iMuiag year. Ho will oom teinictretien* on the Grat I .April. tyc aBtwixx.—Ten <w sieve mon shoemaker., ia thia villaj nt this csrtalstr tbsa they vheaU no< to taken by teuMbT^but m etbereesvefaifoeirUeeisgirfuv5y*ae|s. ■. -, _ N. IL—Ows Dotter emtosed to any sutasdwd Ap«t wlU inkorv pccUc* of Fills by ivtere Of CAVTvnr—Sewn of CeeeiovMta. lbs (testeo have tbsatgustareof C. jgfotbUeosotee wvepoer. . ' (1 resale by fo rmpoet.U. Drwggtsta. ' ' osUSvewlyv MOIFTGAGE 8ALE. .DFAtLT hartag Wvw made h» the pet ' ol • wrtaia «OM of SMteey sMorvd k7 ii al wwwtg^v .rarutod 11* Vtfc «fey Jwoo, I,by VlIbMiU. Kfewostt aadJfatydais a striho for higher wage* yr Easployere are not inclined ra lite forms offered, aad a few xway be tbe only result of tbe Orv roe twu Wan.—Thegs of the Bfo, who have been aoi bowie <* fcrlowgh, started fol ■ Sisi rendvxvousal Flint, at Morning, from w banco they » forDklv. ft Miuranv Cuwrunawr.— w.-BTU, in a remmunkatioa tery E, 1st Mich. Artillery to Rapid* Jtogle writto: “1 have had little opnortuni -e<unr acquainted with the «'ffi l>ut Lf. Durend has abuwn hit ewtwad obliging; while U ' prvseut commandant uf ramp)y veroed in tbe art* of war— gvatlemanly, rourlt-.ua aud us I ward tboae under bite. Gmth । Ira> ‘George, of Cottlrtoo. a a kind of pea which, when prof pkrsd make* tbe b**l suUiita fan we hav* seen. Il flavor ti ,|y resemble* pur* kernel 6-ffte ehickory, without tbe Injutio' .riye of the latter. Wanxva axcnvxD from I AUm, mo el bar 85 Pbotog bums. These Albarns aeem iMti* chtiteed for them and beautiful indeed. Weadverth Mother perl of this paper. �Jgastiags €*mt. Kings ars specially invited. th, 1M.TSM. By order of Q-mmitiee. creased vitality to the .■to/ human yqal Jhtirts. Vtu.Ao> Elxcttos.—The annual eleotioo in tbia village, for lhe election |of -nSorrs for tbe ensuing year will bo held .oa Monday tha 14tb Instant. Rbuowvs.—Rev. E. G. Bryant, of Durand, III., haa accepted an Invitation frum tbe Presbyterian Church ami Socie­ ty wf thia plscu to fill their pulpit for the *"» will commence hia tbe ministrationa Grat Sabbath iu .April. frame. It is a great fbvorila in Sweden sc much eo that it may bo styled national beverage. No family should bo without iL Taken in tbe shape of a hot punch at night before going to bed, it makes a de­ licious draught, producing a healthy perspiratlwt, dispelling a cold mere effectu­ ally than any other mixture that can be taken. Try it once and be eonvineed. GW. RO BACK, Proprietor. | 56, 58. *0, and 62, East Third Street Cincinnati. of James E.Culver, praying that an instrument in writing, eow ee Ms ■fit' *ia emtrt. purporting to be tboteal Will and Testemenl uf aaad decra.<d Purify, purity, purify tho blood w*h may be admitted to Probate, and tbs Execution Area's Sabaavarxim, and the barneys, tbsreof aad too Administration of Mid Kitats derangements and distempen which per­ vade the system at thia season will JnisTI.errepoO It ia Ordered, -That Monday, the appear. We have tried It aa<lxspeak fcurtevnth day of Marrh wexl at ten o.oioek In the forauoon, be assigned.for the hearing of said with knowledge.. X petiura, and that toe belnist law of aaM docsarad and all other persona lalcriMiod in saU estate, Cuuona, Hoambkkm, and lhe vgrioua K.A"isaTC.wffl 'dift -yffi Throat affections to which Public Speak­ vUtago of Hastiogs, and show cbum. If any them ers, Military Officers, and Bingers ere li­ be. wby.the prayer of the peUUonw shooM net able, relieved - by u2bwe’z RroacAiaI bo granted: And II ia farther Ordered, ih.l Um> MUlfonor Tnehtt.” Having a dirtet influence l» giro nnlics to tho pcraoiss interssted in said tbe aflreted parts, they allay Pulmunnry estate, of lhe pendency of said psUtma, and to* hearuig tbsreof, by causing a copy ef this order Irritation. to be published io lhe /Ax.spe ^uawr. a newsuaper printed and circulating tn a^id county of a strike for higher wages yesterday.— Employers are not inclined to accede to CHANCERY ORDER. QTATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth . J of:cist CifB cull in Cbaaccry. (1 ate of Michigan, aesvioa ef lhe Pro arry, holdea st tbe of Hastings, on - hr tbe year textyjswr. feel ebewfnl and feappr. Alaa. Canutegu Drwazs. “Dressmaker, Goodell Alley, above Tupper sL •Doflete. Oct. tf. I Ml” CHANCERY ORDER. Orr ma rue Wam. —The gallant boys of the 8th, who have been sometime al S FECIAL NOTICES bntne on furlough, started for I b* regi­ mental rendvzvoua at Flint, oa Munday CHANCERY ORDER. Consumptive suflbrers will rverlvk a valuable jwnmibg, from whence they soon ieate prescription for tbe cure of Consumption, Asth­ for, Dixie. i ma. Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung affoelions, (free of charge.} by sending their addroM A Milttabv CuMrunnT.—aB. Art- to Bev. K. A. WILSON, wuarw, in a communication from Bat­ tery E, 1st Micb. Artillery tu lhe Grand Rapids Aby/r writes:" . “1 have bad little opportunity to ho-a«e acquainted with tbe ufficeru here, but Lt. Durand has shown himself leni­ ent and ubli^jpg; while lx Wightman, present commandant of eimp-thorough ly versed in lhe arts of war—io humane, gvntlonianly, courlruua and unselfish, to­ ward those under him. Cuming up from tbe ruiika, he has nut forgotten that i!3 mri have untile, and endeavors tu make tbeir Htskkism as pleasant aa p> eaiblu. I TATS or MICHIGAN.—Eighth Judicial Cir- lings, sad show umk, if sni prsvrr of lhe selltloutr shout. — — ---------And It le further ordered, ibst the potltloner give ootlte to sil persocu inlurv.led in said ostale uflhr pcndeueyofsMdpMtltoa. and IBs hearing thevwou, by causing a copy nf this notice and order lo Im published ia the “Hastings Banner." a I.oeranaper printed and cireaUtinJrhi said conn, ty ef Harry, !br threekareeuslT* weeks, Immedi­ ately prcviima lo mM dur of hMrinc. [A tear copy.) KUKRMAX C. PMIN DIE. febr , Jurfgu of Probate. C-JANCERY SALE Mathew’s Cbccclxic Wonw Drops4 Aexry J. G^Jfar, ftospMoeiU, SEVER fail to .destroy and ulertuinsle all kinds oflnteaUsai Worms Are perfectly reliable Zacs £a:Uw. Mlm.jUefrterix qf lit <</ in all cnees, and br eaperi rlosay and all of tho Fancy Worm confKttens, end nauapae VcnnitwIn puraMnoaand by virtue of a decree of this ee* in uw. They mey be taken st alt time, with Court, mode la tlw above cause, on th* 18th day perfect aafetv, ae they contain BO MERCCRY, or of lprM,'A. D. 1W. V tbe subscriber, fiervU other deirtorWMM drag. Holliers should elutes CbsrVfbowrunsasria andef Burry County, Miehpurchase them and give their cbUdruo no other. ir.u, shall Mil al public section, to the hlgbeal ■ .Vu Cliiarlie w baler er ia ncceyaary to be given) ■>» 1 111. rise »r Snnl a Corrxx.—We have received from Se­ ism 'George, of Gnstleton, a sample of n kind ofpea. which, when properly pre­ pared makes tbe bust subxlilnte for Cuffee we have seen. ™ CURE'SSSi* Aft .A.J ■ ----- •_ my friends, all^ffwlMte I beUevobgrebeea bunoflited, and most of then eaUesly cured by lt“Ceua. Men.err. p Msi'n st. up .twvwTHE C»rau Foerate PEOPLE'S VUltlL 'Vr.Umt. ••I hare been in ftebte Withsvra sferatt* birth nf my bey, who Is uow tweteu ream eld, • < as— .-a vt-. --4 (UgtoOMien, all ebl. tixr. unftling mUwVcry kind af labor, usd dc-trorin^ alfmy con-.iert. Last auistuer I eoanniooeod taking ths •Peoptea care,' sad hare used Remaining uncalled fur, at tbe Hastings Poet Office, for the week ending March 2,1801: ’ tha terms offered, and a few lost days jnay be tbe only result of tbe strike. irtednye made mt ssumlj uimL but «ntwo bottles uf tbr •Pcrtdfa Vdra' ulsoore hurdir rae^niw l.«—indeed I iw mrwlf—m I am now »w rU'masu— are like afflicted try tboTcoploa Cara,* icloe Brrpered br tbe fludtarv Society rt.lnk I a m nof begrudge Ihmr doUsr. CUatluUo. Eaton county ; and that djlhpnt fatfairite b.Ti been made afivr Mid tUimduta. who cannot be found: On motion —*Complainant's ttelkitor, tt to Mid non resident Defendants . LIST OF LETTERS, O«t8nui.—Ten nr eleven journey man shoemaker*, in this village ware on CHANCERY ORDJ 1MPORTANT AXD TRCBt A RE^rort suffer tog with that dmad. dieeute, 1U<waiCwts XEITLAlXJIA KINGwHIspaadUy ’ one. . ■ ARE you racked ulth ths tortumof,HBCTBapaat WAnc^'s h'ssALcia Kixo will speedily r»l<«v* ARE you suffering from the gaswingsof Drtrsr•uf ’ WAiaas's Xsvmalou Kne will imprwro yuur CHANCERY BALE. It flavor mure nearAspturns 0. Hflt ««J ,|y resembles pure kernel coffee than eren Ox-^tet ARE you groaning with pain, with Cotv la your XL-'ir -rhiekury, without tha injurious lendeu- Wsraoi e N’bouioia Kixu wiU Menage your -eifd of the latter. MORTGAGE SALE. Wi datc sxcxit kd from Mrs. Lucy AUdd, ewool her *5 Photographic Al­ bums- These Albums seem to be all ARC yn aware of tho evistenco of lhe Qatar !»■ runes i Ramwrf WATSGN S NEGUALUIA KISG. a eertala that-is churned for them and arc very beautiful indeed. ADMINfSTR.ATOrS SALt We advertise them hi jmtXber perl of this paper. the msttar pf tba Eatalaef Jew L. McLsv DVERTISEMENT. Ucs la bursty given, that by virtue of iteeuso Feamanshlp. &A.an^«^rt(^5trPX-' B. Taylor of Grand Rapids would re-epeetfolly announce to-tie citizens of beteomeu, ia tbe ..llatr* * HMtinga. o„ Honday, tbe XHh day of February. •» «H frar «»•. thooHastings and vicinity, that be will give Band aigta hundred and aiatv-feur. Prraeut. Sherman C. Prindle. Judge of Probate. a series of lessons on Penmanship, at the Ju the matter of tba nteats of WHOsauTbuniei V,niun School House in this vll!age/»ro- Carroll, late nf Washington CUrpDiterict of Co menoMf «c Thursday evening, March 34 lM4^t 7 o’dack.at which time a gen CftLZA ! Baltimore, on Monday, lbs eleventh (IHb) day of I Far 12 lenaoaa *1,50 in advance. ♦d. and all other peracna interred is arid aetata IWwiBMwHI supply tboMMBlrsstwith HfM »Ml SlatiaWMiry, (svoidiog If po«L Mi> m of “tallow dips.") N. B. ail! be bond complete. MpociaUy in ' BUILDING HA RDWAR AND MECHANICS lieeaM granted to me. by the dodge of Probate far . lbs county of Barry, 1 shell espose to mIs at I erel attendance of all Interested is re­ spectfully sulieite<£ J^ATSSSW i. No spectator* sliowud after Dated, Aagwoi M, 1*81, . Tbeihbore sale ia hereby postponed to the •JJjvIng Stade arrangements with manufaetarvn J WHOLESALE TO Co UNTRY MERCHAWTS. tlrcesj^d to the fallowing described real estate, H expense uf edmtoistsriag said estate, to wit: d. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK. Audit wfll be fartbsir interact to give ma a sail before purehasfag. Ail goods sote st toe LOWEST CASH MARKET VA LVe. ' I deal largely fa ' . STOVES 1 ... WUtevWl WffWUrirt—hkHiidJMifWi teteiitfii “ TW. SHEET WOW AXD COPPER WORKS. "r pirhBli r/fewrteesi winters, in Usaehing L.tr tbe above emmcn,flatters himself that hia <|eMMM will-tea insUustive iu>A pFoliiaUc bogdj who may girc their attention. ' R. Txrute- ■ . WAXVTACTV1IXB AgTICLM, Constantly ou bead. MB WORK DonTfagetflte___ . ' m. T»0Mmr ____ 'MARX iDaoufrnaTtaBWml ------------- - >.« oAnroevLTfifig.'. �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-03-09.pdf 813e5cc98a0e07435c6876e679d94ac9 PDF Text Text *1 OO IN AEVANOB. VIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1854. gsjtingj Ifainrr, M 45. Stltrtrt Jlottra. IS PUBUSBID imi WEDNESDAY, r H&a-rivua, barky cog sty, MictnoAs I Ider IfDgetlhaii I wrote teUM I sailed is tbe BK D A, And sect by LNMeora e®. My M T bead will sesree ewUln Aoslm ID A bright. Jilting:’ Jniintsi flirtttonr AT THE HASTINGS DRUG xa STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, DBl'GI AMD MEDICINES, ^Oseasicals, Pniats, Olla, Cam I phene. Burning FluUd, TURPENTINE and alcohol. AD otbsrs is hia II. W1B r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PCRPO8E8.0NLY.ja MdsSAnstU UIC, IprsyDlXQQ. And do sot barn is F EC My ] sang A way want mass. Now fair Dwell. Asm KT J, rntfw SWEEZEY At ALEEN. GROCERIES! SJuctllanj. A TT0RNICY8 ATLAWsad Solicitor, in Cb.eA. Fsrt>eaUr»M«a«ionp»MitoCoave»TEA, COFFEE. 8C0AB, SPICES. PEFFER. isaiaet the iasesUsatleu wf tUle. to I^od After Marfreeibere—A Story that PRUNES. FIGS. raiWNB. CODFISH; FanMl«>uru cMonf.«H, Ac. Will b< bsppy « attaedto all setts la Uwlim nf thair profusion la fiun, everything la the Grocery line, «oc> *» has the Disadvaatage af —ill l—. ———.1 —.I C..— L—>1. — —— BelagTrae. cjjWEBarr j-xetMixei Aid C*«Uiff Extracts, We else keep ee band a good aMcrUnret of STATIONARY, “J must peso the lines. Colonel." “1 am sorry, my dar madam, to de­ ny your request; but our orders cannot be deported from." was tbo answer of tbe gray bailed officer who sat before tbe eamp-tabie and addressed a young girl wh« slm-d jost inside the tent. “And cau it be possible that man who PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN- JOHN ROBERTM, nHYRlCIAN sadSamoa. Bwsllinjaa BrosdP way, asM Uta CvurTBoo... IHt. B- J. HANEY. V.«k -• r B. WB14JMT. a ttobney counsellor at law A V^iXiteitoe *»<i CosbmCot tn CT.«eeeryCkMUCesrt CeaswUastower for tbe Conn- U~ !-« “«■—>“ * • Issas •■J ra»r»Bj prosrplly rvmUted OSM. Wim w. w. aalpb Mi441s.Ul. suo such orders T‘ “Cert*inly. young lady. Why notT' The fioldlar bus every attendance, and tbe presence of an amateur nurse could nut tail u> irriteto and trouble him, there Coro retarding his reaHery.“Colonel this is so argument, but sophistry. I have ssked perraiasiuo to pare that 1 may reek one whom yqur own surgeons report as mortally wound­ ed. Du vou Intend that be shall die without a friend, by Mo side who nan car­ ry Ms last message to bis far off home, and to'tbe old muther wbo will prixs It beyond all other, worde lhsi will, be apo •r Bcaufiy I*wy, ealyken to her in this life v*-' The old man loaned his bead upon bls hand to conceal the tears that were trick­ ling down bis checks but In a moment be roused hbnself. •'The ca»c la .very hard,*’ be saW slow­ ly ; bnl the good soldier wants only his comrades about him when Ms life is g<ting out. Some one among them will bear hie dj Ing fiieeeaga. T^u must nut urge me young lady • 1 am a Soldier and cannot depart from my orders. 1 have no discretion." - -■■ Tbe gW! turned stfsv with'a wMte HARTLS US. MlUH. faee ardclencbed hltada and walked « WANT 25.000 WJHjf WOOL to ieutly out from eamp. Many arap was manufacture into CLOTH— touched re.pectfully to her as she paread, former mnd waa kaowa ta tbe •Jdiars, and buwsver much they have sekbowlrdgvd tba seoessity of the harsh order tba shut b*r away from tbe wounded man whom she sought, there was many a one among them that would have lack­ ed tbefirowereof tbeald colewe 1, when be denied the passionately worded plea uf the Mue-eyed girt wbe had jest gone Tbe smoke nf the terrible struggle tst PATENT MEDICINES (CEEA5-, FOB CASE JJK, WOOLEN FACTORY, Marfrestaore tod not yet deared away, and though a week had passed away since theday of toe bauta, order bad sot yet been broagfcc from the terrible ebsas.— The dred were bwrisd, but liring were In the Jong roughly cimslruoted shed, improvised for a hospital, with dying man cm every aide, with horror and dis­ order. an that it could nob to shut away from tbe sight, lay tba figure of a man, yosngand with wdl.oul foaturea, but gaunt and haggard. Above the husk mattress upon which ba was stretched bung the emt that had Just bate removed from his body, and upon tba well worn and weather-beaten straps that showed its owner of tbe rank of first Lieutenant He bad bran divested of no clothing ex­ cept tbe Mat, and the gray army shirt wae open upon tto breast revealing tbe fact that his wounds, wbotever their nsturn, ware there. No blanket covered bb limbs, and tbe tightly closed, color­ less lipa and dimmed ayes, spoke foils hope fur the life of JJsuL Frank Gurdon. Five days he had lais, this way, tremb ling epun tbo verge of eternity, and pro nuunced by the attending siwfreo past recovery. Whet little could be done In tto fearful crowding of thousands nf lac­ erated men upon the hands of thoatteodanta, and Um deficiency uf hospital aid, had been done, bus tbe care to smooth tbe path of death was not tbsra. Right and left, and in every direction, ha saw strung men turn aside their beads and die in very doepair, with instr vmunds than bis own; and then, with a sickening terror, bo sank tack upon his rough and eaaelsea couch, with a prayer that fils spirit might be catted while bis eyee re­ mained cioodd to tbo misery around Mm. “With letters from Nashville to tbo general In command! Give thfin to my orderly and be will give you back the general’s answer." “You must excuse me. Colonel, I am under orders not to let those letters go out of my hands unless Into those uf Geo. Rosecrans. If yuu aay i cannot go op to hwadquartare, tbon 1 must return and report tbe foot." Tbo uld Cotone! seemed to ewoeMer a tnutamt end eyed the young officer who ato«>d before him well over, before be answered. “h is against orders. Lieutenant, to pass any one, but 1 can't see that these orders extend to all officers In the eervics bearing dispatches, I think you may ‘Jim I th Gordon, I2th Michigan, at 7 “Gordon t Gordon 1—Pve heard that name before, I think. Orderly, haven't Gurdiui with os V “Lieut. Prank Gordon, on staff* sir.— Shot in tbe breast dr. Died this morn­ ing in hospital N«». U. air,” answered the orderly, with the ecntenlioosness of a veteran. “Ab b-b,yaa," responded tbe Colonel slowly, “1 remember. Hallo. Lieutooant, what's tbe matter? Yon look pale. You’re not frightened at the idea of a man dying in the h.opllal. are you!— Hera orderly. a drop «4* whisky for tbe HouleRgnL Maybe you've t»«ver been under fire, youngster; if ft's so—you’re excusable— it-’a a dirty business. Take a awslUw of whisky; it'll 8o you good. It’s nune of your inforaal commtaeary stuff 1 eend up to xny place fur my * bisk r. Won't take any bey I WeU 1 don't know but you're right. Whiaky la a bad thing ins long run. Shall 1 seud my orderly up with you 1 No. Vary good, if you think ypu can find the way. Yon look rather yooag for thia kind of business, fiiod mornings", ........ fl,; And the young dsbo took his way alone in the direolioo of bead quarters, untibbe came to a turning at tbe street that hid him from the eyes that ware looking curiously out from the cnleuala lent, then ba struck off In an entirely new direction, stopping one or two soldiers - whom -ha met by the way, le ask questions of ihe route. Within an hour afterward ba presentad Mmself before tbe attending surgeon of Hoepttal No. 8. “Doctor, It Lieut. Frank Gordon burI*dr "Buried," onestioned the doctor. “He died, 1 believe this morning. If “Yeo—but. my dear Mr. 1M« wHl nev­ er do—tbs rxdtamsnt might kill him at “Oh. no; f shall stay base and nurse him. Ttare. Frank. Us down and , be iuiaL You must taind me g j fjtn to e J*,r nurse.’* The wounded nun lay down once more, but over hl* pale fare a flush had spread that luuksd aomethlng like । returning health. In hi* eyaa burnedja aacrod joy that mads him forget tbe. hospital and Ite surroundings, im centered upon tba fare of tto young officer wbo stood hold­ lug his hand. “Now, doctor, you meet 1st roe ta ■prsa. I will not truublaypua-|>lt, and will 'take voor patient entirely off your bands. He must gel well for my sake.” With all tnj heart," '.responded tbe doctor. “Gordon, I’m glad you've got somebody to look after you. It’s tight wopk to give anybody tbair just due, I hope your nurse will do you gtxid. If yuu want anything of me, sod if the things possible. I'll do IL" And so tbe doctor walked away. “Oh, Eleanor, why did you ooms to ibis place! ItSreros like a dream. But yuu must go away ; you cannot stay in this terrible snot." “Yes Frank, when I can take yon with me, but nut before. And cow remember darling, this is roy first learofl as nuroe. My name I* nut Eleanor, but Lieutenant Smith Gurdon of the.12th Michigan, and I am your brother. Yon >IU call roc then, one kin only to aeaHbe bargain, and then remember that men don’t kiss each other." Towards evenings when the doctor made bis rounds, be was astonished to bo able to report that there was a mani­ fest Improvsmant io Lieut Frank Gor­ don, and congratulated bis brother on the good effect uf his nursing. Tbs servant oflbe last had arrived and according to the directfoa had been admitted with the young officer's luggags, from which had appeared a pair of blankets, a elean shirt, and many hide necessaries and luxuries that the doctor declared to contain life in tfieir very looks. The days sped away, and each was marked by tbe improvement of the man who had been given up to death. Un­ ceasingly by his aldo sat tbe never weary­ ing young officer, sometimes in deep and »hi.perrd conversation, sometimes read­ inc such books and papers as could be had to while away the time. Mueb was the favor accorded to the firm, quiet manner of Lieut. Smith Gurdon, that , Conld not bo got by tbe command of those higher in rank and louder in tone. We are come to the end. At last the day arrived when tbo wounded officer conld leave bis couch and go out once mure into tbe open air, and then It was of an arUcle. Some vary funny stories are cold of thia character, sad ws give below some of the best. An English paper once stated that die Russian General Backinofikawaky was waa fount dead with *a long word la hie mouth." It should have been ‘"sword." in thru sase; however, tbo printer could nut have been blamed for leaving out a letter after setting op tbs Russian name correct! v. During tbe Mexican war one of tbe English newspapers hurriedly aanoqnced an important Item of news from Mexico—that Gen. Pillow aad *7 of Mo men has been loet “in a bottle." |t should have reaff'ftiettlc." A lad in a printing office same upon tbe name of Heeate, occurring la a line like thia: , -Sludlrsigs th. Bsesucf the detest UlL" The boy thinking he had diaootered an error,ran to tbe master printer and inquir­ ed eagerly whether there was an t In eat. “Why no, yoo bluokhead," was tbe reply. Away wool tbe boy to tbe prose room and extracted the objectionable let­ ter. But fanny the boeror of both poet stfs:”-*'- ■”-”4 •Shill rsign tbo Ba Css of tta deepest taiL" A now.paper sums time ago gravely informed its readers that a rat descending the river cams in contact gjth a steenslioat with such serious InjWy to the boat that great exertions ware necessary to eave it. It was a raft, and not a rat de­ scending the river. In the directions for conductlug tbe Cetbolic sarvlee In a piece In France, a shocking blunder once occurred la print­ ing calotlt, calatu. Mow a eatotfo is an ecclMlaMtlcal cop or mitre, while csdMte means what would be known in drawing­ room English as a gentleman's small clothes. Tbe sontarree read, “Hire the priestwill take off his catolit." But let a form of type be over se cor­ rect whon sent to the press, errors not nnfreqoeolly happen if tbe form has not been properly adjusted or locked suffici­ ently light A printer putting to prose a form of Common Prayer, the e la tbe fol­ lowing passage dropped out unperseivod by hhn We shall alt M cAweyod in the la fokling of an eye." W hen tbo book appharad to tbo horror of tbe devout worshipper tbe passage read: “We shall all ba Anapsd in tbe twinkling of an eje." . A newspaper recently stated, ta a re­ port of a battle, that tbe conflict waa dreadful, and the enemy was repulsed with great laughter (elaughter.) A man was said ones to fibre been brought up to answer tbo charge of having eaten (beaten) the stage driver for demanding m>>rc than bis tare. The public .were informed a while ago that a man waa committed for having stolen a email ox (box) from a lady's work-bag. Tte sto­ len property was found in bis rwl pocket. In an account cf a Fourth of July dinner it wasstated that none of tbe poultry waa catsn except tbe owls (fowls.) , A “MAKS w" SLCXDX*. , were both—one from tbe weary confine­ ment uf tbe hospital pallet, the other from watching, beside it; : but upon the Caos of bulb shone a happiness that could bo generated only by Ipva. Wa claim the privllewo uY listening In Xbeee walU. “That life you hove saved, Eleanor, shall henceforth be devoted to you only." Had there beec lookerooa as: well as ll'teqers, there would, at that Ideation! A laughable mistake ♦» shewn in tbo moment, have witnessed the extraordin­ following mixing nftwo artklos—vno ary spectacle of twopsrssne in tbo uni- concerning n prtacher and the other about tJnioc servioe. clasped in the freaks of a mod <foy, which occurred ...... . — IT — — __ __1__In a hurried ''make up" in a printing ofkisses upon tbo lips, cheeks, eyre and “Rev. James Thornton, rector et St. Corebead of the other, and within a week after, if they bad scanned the columns uf' Andrew's church preached to a largo the Cfocinnati papers, they would have ooncourM of people on Bunday Isat. This wm bls last serrnna. In a fow woaks be seen thlk paragraph; Mauaian — On Thursday last, by the will hid farewell to his eongregadem. Ma Rev. Mr. —, Lieutenant Frank Gor­ pbysldan advises him to cross the Atlandon. U.S. A., to Eleanor, only, daugh­ H& Ho exhorted Me brethren and sisters and after the conclusion ef a abort prayer, ter of Samuel Price of thia ally. took a whim to cut some frawtic freaks. Our story Is told. Ho rah up Timothy street to the college. Tua Sscna asp. Grrmsw.—Among At that stase of tba proceedings a couple thepelirata in tbe German Hospital at of boys sehod blm and tied a tin kettle to fats tail, and be again started. A great crowd collected, and for a time there Ms body still remsmes bers doctor, 1 was a grand scene of rannlng’and ooBfiiebovld-like t* see It" ••Buried,” the doctor queried again “I dsrnt tMak be'a dead yet, LleataM.We dim't give them tawh dmnee after­ Item, which Is said to have been printed wards." once upon a time, wan the reeeH of Ine­ Tbe doctor did tint watch tbo great briety on the part <sf tbe printer or regasp glean by the yutmg Uecrtsnant who ( E«*o5iS,m' * _____________ that Ha! did not agree with ____ ,__ _____ ng officer. ■ ' “Wg have te gut rid at them very CaTArreopwr.—Yueterdav mwrotag at four oclock. p. M.. a aautU mas earned Jones wfouita. with a tael �ri°°» •> n . S3ZIU.I a«v SKiimy 3iu<ivs9oxofl<i "hrmn> •ff)u®«io«yeApv » >r»«s r •xwraxigd *» k £*cre>»u. 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'YlStallT* AUerUe fatcM, Atteeblog Credit .itS?:!: ICER}£t>RDER. vmajiy, nt q~h od—just like ayoocg man. fu» sixty­ ° Ewjfbly scmffel, mmiii «.*> ptoHlua ban rained th. friwdship end esteem of a'large cinrfa of (Hamit and neighbora, tbtoeLm be It Arrofoted, That this Lodge wear the usual badge >.f meuramg tor thirty Ay*. and that a copy <>( tbe above be* tran* mitted to the faimly at tto disenaod under t be seal of thia L .2,..______ 1___ .'__ sympathy with tlieoi in their bereave­ ment, and also *bs furnished * ' ‘ ‘ each ’ ir publication. 1 ____ WlMOB, 1 gurford. late to Tburaappl*, la said county, de- vteeeaiSinef*1^ C. S. Dosham, [ Ca*4 Gxo. MoC<>*rrr. ) ; Kalama, Feb. 20. J 864. . prsyias, tbuoto amy ba raalMid kdtaiatairo- fuMiter ordered, tbal within twenty dsy* toreirls of a*wl aatel*. ■ frra tto said aoralalnaat oauae Uu* cedar to be pubUUd la U>« Anrar, s jmbl.e oewapaper, priatad, pubbatod and circulating In said county of Barry, *1 least one* is *eeb week for six £tgal gotirrs. ’{ »W :T ^islitct Jrirt 4 ami. ■’<£3j2«C». ■Mr wife l-M !-w- .nferteg with JIimnaatlam safest___ _____ _ VIllas ■ Emeries.—Tbe annual elec­ tion hi thia village, for tbe election of •odBcera fur the ensuing year will bo bold -x-to tbe Mlh instant day* before tbe exptrstion of lbs (to tto* atov limited for kta smomsmo. LOUfaB. LOVELL. Orowsl Judy*. Svsmr * Allsm, Ccciplsiuaut'* Suticilors. Dated. January ». ltd*. issos Wastto—If aay per­ rue ua wb*r* Mis* Auucrra L. annas Gaaauon can be fuund afer a favor upon them and ‘FIF’-isr DiSSSS*-.CHANCERY OR DVR. mn or KottKir. nt 9>^u ' lhera to Burcp. As tl sawry Before Boo. ci* H. Lotsll, ClrrwU Jtift, at bi* Cbambera toning tn them valuable letters." TTa'flbd the above in the Calhoun ■Twenty papers, emanating from Marshall. Ws suppose the persona referred to are MORTGAGE SALE _____________ _____________ ITS.' bate Uttaa ta Ito rfliago to Bernings.os Monday, tto VVtb d*y of February, ta the rear sne Urnssand eight busdrvd end Hrty-fow Proewt, Btormen C. Frtadl*. Judge of Probate. Is Use matter to, (bo eatole to W Ultra Ttoasas Carrol!,1Vte to WsakiaglM CHy, Dirtrict of Co I--.LI- ----- » iaOO'tbmarniy. Perhaps saros of our riHfr’lW.jk word loons or bolh of toy tag toon mode la the rtjaiil of ■ ~ — - appearing by aSd*v|t on Me CURE npnrs to Iwsbte hesltb ever atom tie birth of my toy.> bsve>ad many troubles rnto dUfcaMU*. all this 4 time, unfitting b< for every kind of labor, sad dsauevtae slimy eratorL Um soctmer I eran.vnoed taking «b« cqtm* sad bate u»ad 5 0 - rueideola of Rutland, this County, er w^rn ^t the lima Geo. Gawioon went baldly know iara«lf-aa I u> now aw eillmaa — 1^< aft who art like sffiieted try ibrPvopto Carr,’ -tbe medk-iM prvyarto by tk* Basilar? ttaeie.y -end they Lbiak l will net togredg* ItoW dolter. _ **Josm Sera Taiser, Jt*duu.lc st. “BsMo, Kov. 11.1 Ml THE f',TTDT?Curo* Senfoka 0 PEOPLE'S V It JD Seto Btora. “I have n»edtto Taepte's tur*’ la ay family with gTMl tenedt, ta ***** of earefala sad Halt -* *-vver**Mawaa(ld It frageaatly I* of wbam I belter, bare been beta cf them retirvlr cored by It caasvr.-STSMMa st, en-etsira." •MwerCuvncn.—The Episcopalians In iMa place, are preparing to erect a now -obwreh odtfiee hern, tbe present seaeam. KiotoU Lxatsd on tbe north side oi •jek street, opposite the Court IIonto SPECIAL NOTICES thereof defy aoitostlierad, will th* pMUfoo of cnartos M. Ww. PiV'-K. ttot tto osram.y b. slfowed ia Uu* oourL neemipes It is ordrad, that Monday, th* UiL Bar of March next, el tea o'doek. la the ferenone, to aaaigned for tbe bearing uf mJ peSirl** (U.l iL. a -. _r ----- 'EWING MACHINEtFUll SALE. eseh ni*bt sad eou«dd«r.lly dari» tto dsy, we all sapp*Mwd she waa eoina oF «ltl> tl.. MCnptioe. a bent a friend ad»>a«l tor lo lobe Lucjtcnon &utvxo.—We learn that . U li Harinw, Gsw'dyear and Hadley, owner* -ofhbo Hadky Milla, have sued out an TO CONSUMPTIVES. . not yvi bsvlag taksu coo torn*. staeBs* nprd taking tbe aaedtoe*. say is g she use as J meaar stowas.aad .swell a* anybody could ata! abv baa cewtteeto so* rar silica aiu..<Sa‘L‘KiS^“,,,r“** .iwpmetlon ttpun Dickerson and T»li*ey,U> Ceosraptlr* eufferra will resolve s valoabl* prevent them from raising tbo darn al prescription for tbe era of Coasumptieo, Asibass. Brooebitte. and .11 Throat and L«oC >Jk tbelr M» mill on tbo river. . Tnt QrorirCuu—The quota of thia •Ceuaty under the ci.ll fur llireo hundred jumvepoeacel Wiihanatorgfe, KtogsCa.Wew York. ibonaand men io full, unless titers may •till bn one man wanting in Onutgnvills. of February, in tto year oae tbatoaod eight hundred aad ailiy four. present. S. C. Frialle, Judge of Probate. In Um matter of the estate of Ean.uel Soothers, deceased On randtag and Bling tbe petition, duly ver l&ed of W. W. Keliy. prat tag. for rsasoua therein set forth, that Letters of Adauiistrattoa dr Sowm was, in *a*d estate may he grouted to Ttowsas Alton. Tlmrvrasa it is ordered that Monday, Ibe gist Heating* baa still a credit of 15 men on Jiay fotare call that may be made. Front Jlenill’s Hens. lIsADMCASTns Hwutt'i Honaa, 1 Brownsville, Ark., Feb. 24. j Mn^ Eqm>a—Please inform the eiti- cn.ANCERr order • statt oriacmoA.v- n»* arcsit court for Ito county of Barry. in Chancery. Before Hott. Locm 6. Lotsll, -Ownrit Jtdrt., st hl* Chambers O'XAssAm, Oa^toiHM, sens of Burry cnenfy that tbe oki and taiod regimeotol Merrill’* Horae baa reeoliated, and now bears the name nf a veteran regiment. Perhaps It will please _ CTCROtiHT. Qroarsl Ajpot. Bo. Ml Bsffakt, X. T, to whom aU orders she dressed. ostt^ytis MORTGAGE SALE. EFAULT hevtog ton made la tto eon-Utioo of pa rowel of an isdratsre of Mortgage ex* ruled by 2ton L Wilhama sod bls wifr. Mary Jan. 4^1 hams, of Barry oeuty Bsd State to MichffK. to UarriM M. kla«n>. to Calkoen county I and *Ule aforwaid. bearing date th* seoced dar of July. A. D. 1N0, and rseosded a* tbs tih day of ■ July. A. I>. lto>. *‘ 3 e’«fack, P. M., io tbe o®c« IMPORTANT AND TRUE! of tb« Register of Deeds, for said eousiy of Bsrrr, in Bwuk ll. of Moeigsgve, *o page Strt, «nd the amount ci*im*d to be do* on said Mcrtgsr* at ABE roe suffering with that dread dlaeesOrXas* th. ttelato ibi* setw*. toiag one broidrod aud WAftOK-S JTECTULGtA XlMO wlU speedily aiity-siwe sud MblfCttodoitara, tltee.SOl and so proceeding* la law qrjnmtoy lusvtag tees Insti• ABB y oa racked with to* tortures to Rascnartre? Wanca’a Ixuiau Kiie will speedily relets. AREywu suffering trvm tbe gnawtngnof Dnn»- D digestios. > 7 w‘lh *•*»■wUh Ow u soot wIm(haveXriends in the regiment to learn that they .will leave iba land of | Dixie by the first of March and take up _ tboir lino of march to 9l Unis, at wbieh | W* pate* **>>ll*u t'" wiu ““•«• J»sr IRK you swir* *f U>« ev/ataac* af th* Gasar UrwvwAt Rawuevr W^THMf'd MKUB4LGU MISO, a osrtata asr* fur dlaess*. E«yU«tonTil C. B. WALKint. Arsprtow, place they will receive thirty days fur- lough to vWt tbsir beloved friands one* «wx If •• bar* good lock ud old Gn Ato»««in Wired enough to not disturb ass, wo will, mwM probably ba in our own rsbpaeu«8uia by the fir^otApril next. -On. L, Msrrin'h Harsa. ■ ^DVEMBEMENT. -CBAlfcER^AtEV**1 CHY 'TATI or MICHIGAN.—Tto Circuit Court HAM WAKE ' STOKE. ’TWQjg^A TirurinHinto* °C •«■<>V |a.to rW»U/ rf NorMk, Vwgi.U. MrakV &. h <br.l«el LOWEST CABB h ABBEY VjtLCTL UrdforxslytB STOVTES I ADMIM8TRATOR’& 8A1£. faBtofototarrt foosvtal*toWLBfom R BUw. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. (■gpo-tan-Ln �DR. BOBACT •Jgnndtml >trai. STOMACH ja<bm BITT!! of tbe lllinob Stale Hm-ltcukural Sudety nt its last meeting, makes a wnnrkablstateniMt uf facts, received from one of the moiubera of that society^since the date uf that meeting. He sute* that he un­ derstands well the charattrr of the Dela ware grape. He has Delaware vines that have always been strong growers, and others that hart only a fwbTe>iekly exiet«ce. Uo has been puxxlad aa l» the cause of this difltrenee; but experiments and obnervatioti had satisfied him that he had discovered the cause. Ha says if th* Delaware is propagated by cuttings from bearing wood. U will grow alrong and trait early and abundantly, invaria­ bly. If propagated from barren wood, it - feabU growth and never rriter aaaerts this fraiv .--tr. jthat —---.. .. man is a sucoesafnl horticulturist, and that his a«serii»n will contmaud the confidence of all wb«> know him. On further Inquiry this statement is confirmed by others, and among the number Dr. J. A Kennicott, nf Chicago. He states that he has had two-year old tinea l.mdnl with fruit ' lie asserts that be kn-'Ws that thev were propagated from bearing wood by Charles Downing, Esq. He baa other vines propagated from bear- j ing eo-d obtained from bis father, the lata Dr. Ksnnic-.lt, which are sIm giving fruit and growing strongly. But vines which he has himself propagated, from harden wood yield no fruit, and sustain the bickljr and Weakly character so often gi»m tn tbe Delaware vine. This is certainly a very important discovery, should three assertion* prove true, which, with such t<stii<mny. can hardlv bo doubled. Nor is it proliable thatitbia peculiarly is confined to the TO BE EXCELLED Regulator DIGKT1VBORGABS. 'tVtrn '&\XV*b • hicb th. patMOt m.r aspire .■Uwe-varieties xsnuld likely preeent the same chasactrristic*. Tbe groat demand for Delaware vines has led tn the empb.yiurntof everything that would pr««ducaone. and this may in soma in.tancus explain the cause of tbe complaint* we an often bear from certain Cultivator* in re­ gard; t«» it* weak growth and want of pro duclivenns. Two or three.<ears agu 1 heard of one extcti»ivw vinestrower near Cincinnati, who had compared tbe growth of the vines propagated by Dr. Grant with some propagated by others, nod found the difference *0 great (no doubt without understanding .ully the cause) that be was induced Co sell all yChe0, and purchased vines l>> a largs abn.utituf Dr. -Gram. It is well known that Dr. Grant cure a\\ \Yk< x»\<kt\k $\c.t>Yv Ykcvr Xo," Y>u\ a revcxcAkcA. aaeaX—■ a $jrtaX 5Lc£kkY.aXot 05 XYkt w»Xm. Vk XXkt, IS Akou.% &\.*Xv\xXw o^xYxc Wt*Y atkii SouXYkXatvt. Kat., 50* a XoMki Xvctkt-, Yse^xk «kweY\ vktxdtiA aa <vrX\e\«. oj B'loftkac.Yk ISxXXt'rv, wYkkeYk, kJ taktxk kA \cro^c* aaK aX X\kc \vco\vtv Xvtae, art a *urc \t’rcv«/AX\At o$ ' COME AND BUY MORE GOODS ! •CbrMT«tfFsiibssMbTs,U ps ^M^o^^MrwtmlO-^wil ayfxtnma. Os. users, of See Mes.c- 1ss», »ba«ae»^ad«i sects far imtobo; BITTERS. yam .bO powerful Tools esrvsstivo amiI sMsrsr.,.. . r —in ut IL. fag from Bodiiy Westosss wbethsriitarsol is th* J •; sdWhWjMtaMMd hyspeetorcaaaoa r that I. not wbolMome. g.nisf sad rsrra-«STO*<“CTi’mWM.^HM~p ’ J Ayer's Sarsaparilla __ __ Jajtrtgs' SmsinBB gii l£®r£f«5n£.’B? SS&ft this afHusing dosrapsr, and M the cwvefUs mtiso eoatatas no wlMrsl efsnv kind. the fofkariiy dhMM Glandular BwelMag W-x.1. HbjAh.BmI 'BxXXev* arc covcv^.o*cA rare aaA root* axxA ViiAjt, wXkktYk ttkohw. XYxeva 'Voxvtc, ■B.o\>acVw . ftXovcxaeYx 'BTvXXev* . XYxx ^oor maw'* VtwrxA. . TJt. ftXovcxacta 'BvXXc.vs fully IN MY LINE OF TRADE HVAE JUST RECEIVED TW. 'Blo\>cx'k\ . » ftXovcxaeVv 'Bx.X.tar* arc XXxx AcK vaa'a'* SoXace anil Co'Kk^ovX. Dv. TkoXjatV* SXovcvae.\v 'BvXXxr* HIE BEST Dr. ?0Lo\»acVb ToKxxr Swxrr Potatoxs gog Un Tttaofon thx WisTX*.—Carefully assort end throw uut all’bruised tubers, and sec that those you wocld preserve are , dry. Tbe boxes or bin* may be of eueb alia a* is couveniaut, so that they be sot more than vighteea inebc* in depth. They should nut na nearer to any wall than three or four inthse, and raised a like dis­ tance from the cellar flrwr. and if placed one above tbe other, ebould havw a space bet wean each at ieaat two inobes V> admit. a free dreuiattaa «*f air. Sprinkle a ill I tie dry send i« tbe buUmn <>f the box, fill it half Ml of potatoes, add sand till the crs.wwe seo filled; then fill th* box with potau-es/ind ndd .and as before, leaving STOMACH Silioua Fever, j*‘euar ana yzgu-c. Jjiwr Complaini, dyspepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, . Kidney Complaints, R.J. GRANT! WE atom ; fold «mv half upon the utoer with the fur out, and roll up pack tba skins away for a week or ten dnya. After this tbe pelts are shaken out, each is spread with slayer uf bran or sawdust,and thus they arc piled one upon another, or again rt»ll«d up to lie for a j!ay ur twu. Tbe moisture i> absorbed, and after this re­ peated vigorous rubbings and workings by tbe bauds fiiniah tboiu. Thick skins WEED* CELEBRATED FATERT Deed to be treated b second tiois Merer fail to satiety those who airs them a thorwith alum and salt, which is beat oajhjria!. and where- er introduced are rapidly applied finely pulvsrixsd and «sbbed in. Tallow ur other grease rubbed upon the undressed .king, softens and pre­ sses co them. On this principle tbe Indisns lau skins uf Butfuio, bears and small­ er auimuis—fur the nicer uperatmtie us­ ing braitie which ••» this swum are very highly valued. Tbe fur dressers in tbe ciUes use rancid butter smearing the*skins witbit, then pnt them into tubs, and tread and work liisui with the led very thunmghly ; after this sawdust is thrown in anuuigthe skin* and they ars repeat . edly worked over in i^mtset with it, t" rvuooe all exemw uf grea»e. Subsequent manipulati.m, rnbbuig tbe akin with ubalk ur (Hitter's day,and whipping and brush­ ing ths lur, fintsbee them. All those opemuoM drpeud fur tbeir success upon their thorough rubbing and working whltit the pell must always reoelvs-— Jffricnlhtrul. I axxA a\\ &mam« ©5 a whu* Lar naXuvc, Come and See !! Thors are many way s uf preparing furs fur UM aa articles ol drees nr ornumrut. A way the writer u«e<l successfully with small pelt*, as those of muskrats, mink., csts. rabbits, foxes, etc., ta a* follows; After streleUmg and dij ing, scrape >>tfal 1 tbo bits «d fihsh and lumjjs «»f tat which may adhere, ihcu wrt thoroughly on tbe CELEBRATED ftXovaac.\v "BTAtcv* TBE CHEAPEST Avvcvc ausa^ - vatXaxkeYxoX^ axxA YtkoXu. Tuk^e <.xk\o^o.YsY*. CH^KRY PECTORAL, Dr. 'R.o'baek'% . SXo'TMicV, YVxXXcr* Tbo Wwrtd’e Orwc W—^P’ iar Cougba, Golds, Isaiptaat Qn»> areXVvt SoV&xet's V*vc'cvA.,’vv1 V’fcvcxAv\x<2, DX-avrYxca,!)^eaXtrx.^, ILYxxava.aX\.v.nv, etc. IBWJS & EBD3g, GROCERIES Thwe J’irtsre are put up in quarbattik, qf uAiah tK* above is ajhe-tvn ill. ’ SThs label is finnty rr.grated, ar.-, is provid,} With a oa/e^pt^ yVo. ocunterfriter*. (prios fl pr bottU, c i^xrtzs?: S3,002,556.39 rABUSQBD 17W. PITER LOR1LLARD, DRY GOODS! HARDWARE! OTB GOOD. 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Sha ia gelling provieioM raUy te eMd to Mr husband ia the taMMuna, ' , .i'. , ,-Lm -UtlUt. I.pU !f M* eald the other. ■ ■; Mrs. Sprawl, although understanding no wqrd that wan spoken, »errolved the borrowed property formed tbe theme of , tbefr remarks. “Hava soma," sb* hast­ new and moat complete anuortment of ened to say, with extreme pollleneta, an Jfflisttllang. ibe Germans approjwbed the provisions. DRUGS AND MEDICINES* -n»rt *«z. »<□. <Chemicals, Paint*, Oita, Cam £nd, they ata WHIPPING THE WRUNG WOMAN. bread and cold maaL pheite, Burning Fluid, with appetite, exchanging glances, and A Sketch of Chivalry ff. East Taaaessea. grunting with satisfaction. ; ‘ turpentine and alcohol . WHS UWHi> r FOR MECHANICAL AKD MEDICINAL FURPOdES,<MiLTUEl AIm a full «tack «f groceries SWEEZEV St ALLEN. A rrORXEYJt ATLAWand Solicitor* la ChaoTh a*ry. Particular atirationyaid to Conroy, neieg, the iaveetigatioe of title* to Uiud •rwlaauro* uf mortgage*. Ac. W HI be happy I attoad to all call* in the Hua of their profenion rd healaea*. OMc* I* th* Court Hon**, Ranting*. Mich. .. . . . ■>_____ V...« *• ■ ■■ A. COFFEE. SUGAR. SPIRES. PEPPER, PRUNES, FIGS. RA1S1N8. OODJ1SU; t. ceerrltuag la lb* Grocery line, aueb aa tw oec4^ for tanyilv u>«. Alaa a grcal variety of the ciDiEistr if'XLTannxEi Ab* Cook I be Extracts, 'e alto keep oe kind * good luortacnt . ST-A.TIOISTEIl.’Sr, WING. PENS. PENCILS. !NKR, PAPCJt. EX­ gtg MOST POPULAR/ »• *r • PATENT MEDICINES JOHN ROBERTS, PHYSICIAN nJ Suit»«« Dw^liegoe Broad­ way. aaar th* CeUrt Hoss*. Im bought al any place. Gl't ua a call and judge for yuuraalrc*. ' Wc Intend to acll (BKBAIP, IF4DIR CASE orKrady Pay, only. Rurdal attenUoe will be paid la COSTOUNDIXtfaa* pulling up J-KKSCmi-nOfiB; and -7 one purcuaaing medicine* of u* can rrty upon ROBERTS A STRIKER. April iC !»«.. J. S. VAN BBCNT’B WOOLEN FACTORY, WANT 25.000 Ibe. n(\WOOL to manufacture into CLOTII— ■ ■ ■ AND 6HEETLXQB. either oc *b«rt> or by tb« yard. 1 TERMS. OXE HALF l>* cloth the weal nak«, cr 1 win minofoeliini wbol.wtunfbrniabed. into clolb at lh* feUawiag retae: 40 to *0 cento per yard for manufacturing Cloth for your familift. Try il! WOOL CARDING Doo* Promptly and In tba Bert M.notr. We ent the subjoined game at croes purpooee from Mr Trowbridge’s new novel of “Coco’s Crro.” A ‘ brief profsee will mats It Intelligible. When •rooesion was first inaugurated In East Teaeemro, many loyal men who had been for months prtoately drilling that . tb.y might fight It seed be, Indefbnae of the Union,'were obliged to karo their homes and take refbgy 1u tbe mountain.. Among throe srds' a well-to-do Armor named StackrWge, s man of some influ­ ence in the cmmutrlty, end t>pe whiiin the Confisderates were especially anfclout to arrest. By adroit espionage they be­ came convinced tbst he held cnmmunlca tiuns with his family, and the more un­ scrupulous among them conceived the cbHalrous Idea of whipping Mrs. Stack­ ridge until ehe revealed the hiding place • ■I her loyal mate. Wherefore not!— None of them wnuld feeshne to whip a slave wowiSn wbk rebelled, and ths wife of an incorrigible “Unlun shri<A«rn could hardly ex poet a lighter doom. Near t<,' th* Stack ridge farm lives Widow Sprawl, a rabid secessionist, only son bad been outlawed fur some act of violence under tbe old gov­ ernment, but was wels»n>ed bo the ser­ vice of tbe new, ami honored with a oom luisaiua,ii> tbe confederate army. He naa in coiuunwd iu the vicinity, and sent two Germans of hisooutpany, who might h« relied on for rigid ndhonmee to milllary orders, to pay Mre. Suchrldge the bumnna visit to which ws have referred. Now it happened that the goed woman was absent from h«n>«. having gone out to call upon a neighbor (nut Mr* Sprawl) and during her absence the capt*in'e mother, Ipuut upon borrowing provis ions from oae who. under the circum­ stances, would hardly refuse to lend, knocked twice st the door, and, mealing no re«p<mv*. polled tbe hospitable “Jaidh string*' and entered tbe empty house: "Her first feeling was that of resent­ ment. What right hnd Mrs, Stsckrldge to ba be absent when she came to bor­ row I As she explored lbs pantry and elrocts, however, and became convinced that she was absolutely alone in a wellprovisioned Arm-hod**, her countenance lighted op with a smile.' “1 can borry what I want Just exael) as Weil as If Mrs. Stackridge war at home,** thought tbe widow. And "she proceeded to fill b*r basket. She helped herself to a pan of meal, borrowing the pan with It. “1*11 fttcb homo ths pan," said she, “when 1 d<> the meal," exposing her ensgxy teetit with a grim smile. “It' 1 don’t before, I’m a feared Mis' Stack­ ridge *1) have to waie for'l a considerable spell! What’s in this box? Coffee! May as well take b«>x and alL Bring back the box when I do the coflee. Wish 1 could find sumo tobocky somnwhare— wonder w bar they keep their tobaeky !" Now the excelloiit creature did ndt ludulge^n (beao liberties w ithout some ap­ prehension thavMn?’8tackridge might return suddenly wad interrupt them.— Perhaps .ba.had opt followed Mr. Stock­ ridge to the mo'tjutaina. Perhaps she baa only gone into the village to buy Shoes (or her children, « U» mH on a neighbor. . “If sha should cume^ack apd ksuh me at it—why, then. fU loll her FRAMK AXXEN, T»a ATTORSKY.Coastline and , jHte* ta ita> boariMroro DS. A. F. DRAKE, PRACTICAL DENTIST, JfeASH tbeso yerdurned Union .hriekera la all gwioa to he confiKSlsfl and I 'reckon I' may aa well takeroy shw-r wbsfi T ban fR it. TbarA a pepeeof blut peMsr, ■nd lit toko lejeM as tie. TbarWa^ruT iorap butter,—wish 1 cotld tote jar aad! —haao sums «< the Iqmps ob a plate ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASK. * U, taka all ypd want,” said the oldew. . '‘You’re welooroe to anything there is in the bouse. Pm sure I-adding with­ in beroelC “1 am ao glad tbeea aoldiaro have eomal Now whatever la misaiag, will be laid to them." “Youde ledyW ds bmua!" said the foreigners, munching. . • Yea, help youraelroaT .amllsd the bropltable widow. ‘ You Mrs. SuMridgel" they inquired more particularly. , ‘ “Yea, take anything you like," replied the widow. “Wbsrsisyour baahaad!" ‘•My husband 1 my poor dear husband! he has bean dead thia—"She cltacked herself, remembering that tha soldi era took bar fur'Mrs. Stackridgs. If abe underoived them, then they would know she bad bean steal in it. “Dead! Tbe Germans shook their beads sad smiled. “No I He was here last »i«hL He was SOM. You take dase things to him up in do mountlo*.” “Would you like some chlsee !" said the embarrassed widow. fTank y. Die Is better as rations." Mr*. Sprawl returned to the pantry. In order l» replace tbeprovisions she had so generously given awsy, and prepared to depart with the basket end pal!; in­ viting tbe guests repeatedly to Make tbemaalves quite at borne, and take wbstesse tMy euuld find. "Walt!" eaid they. Each bad a knee on the floor, and one hand full of broad and cheeoa. They looked up at ber with broad complacent unciuou* toes, smiling vet resolute., And owe, with his usoceuC' hand, laid bold of the handle of tbe st, while tbe other detained the pail. ♦You will fell ns where ta year busband,’ said they. “O, doar*me, I don't know I I’m a poor lone woman, and wberd my busband is ! can't ouosslve, I’m sore." ’ “You will tell us where is year bus­ band," repeated ,the moo; end one of tiiemrgetung upon bis feet, stood before ber at the door. “Hot on tbe mountain somewhere* I don't know wbar, aa* I don’t keer," cried the widow, excited. There was enmesbing in the stolid, determined look* ef tbe brothers she did not like. "He's a bad man, Mr. Stackridga is. I’m a seoeexiunist myselt You are welcome to everything in the bous— only lot me go now." “You will not go," sold the soldier at the duor, “tiU you tell us. Wo Aim for dot." On entering they had placed their tn us kets ie- tbe corner. His speaker took them, and handed one to his comrade.— Abd- now the widow observed that out of the mania of each-protruded the butt­ end uftasmall eowhtdo. Each soldier bold bis gim at bis side, sod Hay tag bold of tbe said butl-snd, drew out the long taper belly asd dr *' * ’**whip, like a black taka. Let ma go. I ain’t Mis' fitackridne I" Nutblngso natural as tbattho wifis of the nUtoHons Unionist abould deny bar identity at aigtat of tee whips. Tbe sol­ diers look at each otber, muttered some­ thing,in German, smilnd, and replaned their musket* in ttei _ "Yen teUne etas b yonr bnetamd, or Mao wa whip yon. Dai ie our orders." This they mH in toe tones, wish mild looks and with A Tsliunsas which: anti MghdhL. The widow new IhM oho bad •<lt la troaj.-U ia . troo! I . am . Mr*. Sprowl, and my bualspd is dead, and my sen is Capting^SprowI, and. a poor lone wldder, tual if yob strike her a’ single Mew. He’D h*ve ytt took and knng." “if bo Is ynur son, den by -your own sou’s orders wo whip yoo. Ho will not hang .us fur dak Yqu rill not tell 1 Don tojflvo you ten lash." Blow upon blow, shriek upon shriek, fallowod. The soldier counted the strokes aloud, deliberately, OMwaentiousIr,a* they,gars them, “Von, two, Uwe." to., up to ten. Th*re they atnppod.— But ths screams did not stop. This pun­ ishment, which It was (port to inflict up­ on a faithful old negro, which it would bar* boon such a good joke to have be­ stowed upon the wife of astauoch Unioolat, was nn sport, ao joke, but altogether a tragic *ffitlr, to thy mother, O. Lysander I Then she: wbtfftld so often wish­ ed that ebo too owned tiavoe, tfarklnn ■be wm angry aha might have them strung up and flogged. Then abu, who sympathised withbar ano in bis deaire losoe a«vjr msn. woman nod child that lorad the old Union served in ihte M>ion, felt in her own wrilhiag and blood­ lag flash the *Ungs ef that inhuman ven­ geance. Terrible blunder, for which ah* bad only herself to Ibask. Robbery of bar neighbor's house—tbe dishonest •bor­ rowing,* not of these ill-woUen good* only, but also of W ta^bUr'. baa brought heq, b» what wa nail Citality, to ih'ia strait. Fatality i* but another name for Providence. Tbe soldiers waited lor % lull la the ehrieki— iban put ouoe more ibe ques­ tion : “You tell nowl Where la your hus­ band! Not Dan you git ten Issb more. ’A!Why's ten lash till you toil** A storm of Ineobtrest deal*!, aftgry threats, sobs add roreams, was .the sponaa. One of tbe soldiers drew bar skirts over her head again, and gave an­ other pull at the cords that hauled up bar thumbs, while the other stood off ai>d mdaxurud out hM whip? Just. Uteti the duor opened, and Captain S|r6wl looked ally—a msrit which Lysander.fciled to appreciate.—Ha aware at them terribly} be*, be did not countermand bln last or­ der. Accordingly .they proceeded sto­ ically to bring more water. Lyeaader had got his mother’s head on hk* knar, and abe bad just opened ber eyes to look and her mouth to gasp, whan tbere eamo auotbor double lee-rold wave, blinding, sufiiag, drowniog ber. Teo Rtaeh of wa­ ter hadal thou, poor Jone wHnw.4 Lyaasder let fall tba maternal head, sad bounded to his feet, roaring with wrath. TbebrotherS'lmpirtbrtVle, with say, ‘Bring vanar and trow <*.' Wo pnn« vaxsar and trow on. Dat b alL" "Butldidu’n ttO you tefstah pall­ fob Thia sentence rushed out of Lyeander *s soul like a rocket culminated is a load. eXpluaiva oath, and was followed by a shower of fiery eu rues' falling harmless on tbe beads of th* untneved Tanton a— They walled patiently until tbe pyro­ technic rain ooaaed, then answered, speak­ ing ajurjiately, cadi a sentence, aa If with'One mind, but, with two organa. “Captain, yue boar. Last night tu de boose a Si*. Too nay ‘Bring vaaoer.* Wa pring a little. Dea you aay U> ea. Tern you 1 why la hell you sbtopl ’And you aay, *V»n 1 tall you pring vaaoer, pring till 1 aay ah top.* Vuo time more te-dsv vou ear. 'Prine Timf.' nd ron Again J feel tempted to raise a warn­ ing votes about tbe dnaarity wftee araantaal on board ef tha Eagiish and American navis*. It la impuuibla for those w|m have been many m on tin ab­ eam from England lo be well informed aa to tbe actual state of public eplnten *1 l£ts present moment qpoa thia vital aubjeeu But, judging from tha oSoara ofhsr, Mejeety’s hayy who have at rare Intervals brought vessils of war Into Confederate ports.lt appear* still'-to b* held that teott sounder erS hah antoothbore ia England a beat weapon of offena* against irob-clad v«***]*. 11. experi­ ence. gained at Charlestoe enablaa mo confidently to affirm that u wall might । you prlt onaof the Yankee tr.nnitor* or “How are yoo j:_ getting on boy a T” Tbe ', the Ironaidea with peas, aa expect them ------- --------------------------qoMtiou was--------accompanied by gn approv­ jo be In any way damaged by H-inch ing smile, which seamed to say, “I see shot. Another dlMgreeabh qqmtien furoea yoo are getting on very welt" “Wt wblphsr one*. We give her Itself u]«on an Englishman’* attention ten lash. She not te!L” “ when he ie eognixmi of the terrHJe broad­ ‘‘Very well, ulv*' her ten more." aid* thrown by tbe ll-mob gwns of tbe Tba widow struggled and screamed. Iroetidm-rtmo of the moat formidable Had aba rec«gna»d her sou’s voice !— broadsides, is the eninlon of the defend­ Muffled as-ehe was he did not iccugnixe ■ ers of Cbsrleston. which bat ever been bars. Nur was It surnrisiog that, in the thrown by mv vesasl on earth. Have we Unusual posture iu which be found her, any chip tai uteawoe wbidh eeeld suehe did not know her from * Mrs. Steek- I e»a»fu Uy racial aueh a broadaida, and re­ ridge. Ho stood in the dnor and smiled : apond to It with anything Like commeoaurata weight and vigor t 1 should be while the soldier laid on. 11 uM^ke'H i'dusM,'*Ml q filithloos to my duty if 1 did not mention ed. ‘•And smhrt ones to_____ __ that It is the opinion of all the Bngllah it happened that, thanks to her son’s prea- -■------------ *— la the Confederate array ure. con versed, that Engenee, the screeching \ iciim got two "smart ones" additional, ’ "Now uncover her thee. Ease away power of the guns asnt by both nailona ' on Iter thumbs a Utile. HI quaailon her to sea. myo—Good Lucifer!” exclaimed the ) Riabmnwd Coe, of Loodow Ttmwa. captain, finding himself fao# to faro with Raw Hwa. How fcw peroeM know bis own mether. Twenty lw* l—b— and tbs torture of Abe value ofrow Mao I it aaowwaiAoat jhe strung w thumb* had. prorad , teo strange to see them sell Mr “denosa” .km. for th. small mm of about >0 or 40 roots. Taksa rtHp ef well leaned swoon.; Ljysand*r,.furiwu, whipped out rww hido aa Mb wide, and a horoo mai hardly break it. psriJim* book. Iw of them be waaaol,brook *V- W titair g^n. from llTZrmr. Hs would Imo narrow stripe sad shave .iho W rortainly have killed, owe < them oo �ICAOO P<A^e « ma n®M __ __ ___ _________ PIAN08 PIANOS • jlrwesgirU a<aar fariiiH—s .raylraa ' soM«hlbtag. ZU tarty and N«Wal ■kfataupaf thoBipshtln lifctwl w Gen. GranUpawhMM ngahst further aU ' tempts to penetrtte th« Confederacy until cash ospital. *’*,j llichmond shall have been taken. He We regard this taatter of kb'diV la* di—giserwKfc Hnlleek, and places the fiaditaomowhavkgpeatul ^alsAgibta. ' surance matters equally important ns it highest vs hrs trpon the rebel capital, de­ . Delb^ Waatihn Ubfon rehateod in | 1 elueidetfea.. Lot boy oneccrefirily stody •oujd be In, the formslteo of m other claring that Cincinnati as well si Wash­ kiodaTdonfraM. WpUewthafneapniington is tbrMteoed by It. tbeqetabeateodWbet -wnd'sartet way jv mt jtnoncays.o the history of the Presidential suceeeriuns pag t lx . g«4 _llai ia not able to pay Another eorrvepnndent, speaking of ' Joeentls, so that ths eoprotoacy of the for the last twtoy4r»jMn,M4S' will promptly Ite losses. Hsving seen In the art •em 'ffii tees uisuhnteiili. thia new “on to Richmond. ' mys: “I (oV»mpi*M may We acknowledged 1 East muA of ths follsrs of auutusl soo»be convinced ef Un iratb of oar etete. think it probable that Grant will com panien sad ofUte trouble and loos sufoievJMw' Utorttueolaadd Oh, ao| that1 ed by : indfviduel. who |*d paUMtaed mand the atata eelama, with Sherman. IdooM-bo weonwatimctaoal. Do they MoPberoea, Meade sad Hewkar as chief ButwHJq we disclaim against "toa them, we cm express osr opinion of them tabordbmtea. .rrvx <• want the Union armies to march down isrm’r,‘>rfa^plan,"htlt not ba under­ whin good deal of pooitivensee. Now “Gen. Wm. Smith reached boro to day Eiono has to-day nearly one boostood that we advocate “tarn tana" fHnwhich gives rise to the revival uf reports ■.*enand suspended inulual cun>It la relate/ xKme rebel neat Vicks- i ripfee. It would •to, bowevce, no snore and ws remember that the hear that be still supercede Meade. It is clslned tbsl Grant urges his appoint^ k of a fallacy to adopt tha latter than tha Jinmimkcar of that Stats in g ro­ -ml Oh, to! that would' be nnonnati- format aa a'peiaeipta. It could coaxed y tated that the dtaioM for looses knew what to do with, (literally to.) Hr tafiooel. Bat do they want tbe wait to l beprudo^iyouf—ore mtocktef to insist ■ them wm over 82,080,000. ing ia affluence aad luxury, occupying ,4*» wfcepltie now—de they want the Mutuals daosHy rap well for 0 few an extravagant wnsi.>n. and wiy^. bia that every-mn who baa paaaad through Waahiagtaw, Merab 19—TU Ware years, often putting a'largo capital and . Union araiioo to oeaee fighttog.wh»lv treifamily a—<!1y teMtipg lba Wr ef the ' one term of office meaaurably ewoceesfub ' and Means Cam mlI tee have completed with flaming handbills aad ptausabls • tors subvert the government or rend it in1 shouH, at sQ ha—ards, be rtteiood for , «a taring places or the cart, and fur tha agMla, succeed ia. doit^ considerable bu tbeir amendmanta to tbe national bank­ limo beii%. visiting Saratoga and NrwCfrninl Well—no—hem—not exactly ing bill eesahltahiag a uoiform rate of in ­ another term, than to aay thal all should slnesa. They even pay tbeir first lueses ternal of 7 per cent., allow tag esisllag portiaturn. When the rebellion broke tkst—but—but they weal, tha "gov'erm be discarded at the ead ef a first term, ;promptly, which is used as a stlmalns to out, be wept intuit with bis heart. o>miI, rope ta Othere-'bot, by and by. locoes so­ State hanks to relate tbeir distinctive body and means, raised a Company bead whether aaeaeaaM or Ml Oer tewli- । on molate, seaeesments I ocrea so both ia names, and abolishing tbe numbering of ed them aa tbeir Captain, spent 1250.000 1 turions are not baaed upon any such flint- ।frequency sod amount. Members get Jia and tww years time in tbe causa. But 1 ay hutnbugsry aa ibis. Aesu'mplioM ।gusted and refuse tq pay. and whet then 1 Gen. Grant intends te concentrate all finding it (in his view) a failure, be baa of suck a character are arbitrary and dee­ bo you say sue them 1 Well suppose you our western ferosa, from the western resigned and come borne Laving hut all mwtam ewe*tassea beta-4, itfooojgnnft afibte ewtaialj lbws fo boundary of Texas to lha Miastaaippi. do, from every man of whom you re ­ ' potto. Tba deairaa of tba people upon 1 I'recaei'1 fveialve frtl Aff atOtU. Or into camps lor emaa bins blows tbisspnng his dares and I"roe change, ead wmrid be each a subject should ba tba oupre—s 'cover, yoor eoats will be more titan the Another estt'wti I snun bo Imnod for compelled Io In— al! bis plaatothM—^pr amount recovered so thal It will be a X tT-Oer l>»!Ur to aay —tbwtaeS uke the oath of dlrgionoe to the DnUrd law'/ l “- ; toeing job. ' " 200.000 to 300,000 mtn. States government. 'He te«dt time to l<r„t a.IlLKra portage U I JU by rvUtre of ed. Revive slavery, and ask traitorous No man baa a claim to o&oe; but tin Major Geo. Lsw Wallace baa arrived Tbe truth is, ao long aa the members «.a»m..?ew4a!!lL consider, but as b>a places were all to sis remasters ,to eoms back and resume people bare a right to demand tbe ear- 1pay tbeir uwwnifnn Toluntarilt the bora, having been summoned by the be taken pwdlra—d from hire, he swal­ Lha laah aver their slaves, and over us, Tices of a citixee for one term or more. Jcompanies ear: pay their lo.ae*. but when Secretary of War. Report a—igm bi«a lowed the Uttar pill, and m.w mntogo tha members oease to pay, the luasee will to the command of tbe Middle Depart­ •■d then, (if they will oom Lack) the Ms own property. He is determined to just aa they ehooea. If a public officer eeeae , to be paid, and the Company will ment. with beadqnartere ei Baltimore. governoMBt will be restored aa it was. A dispatch from Admiral Dahlgren, go to Europoad thus gel net of the sight baa been suceessfol, be baa dime bis duly (go down. Nw^tompany ever did succeed ' It is not the government, than but slavI of the scene of hia dis— ten. i in our opinion, oom ever will, in en­ dated Fortress Munroe, soya be sapoets —nothing more. If the people d erased sod < ,ery, that they want restored. And in to recover the body of his aoe by flag ef bia services for a eeeand term, they have forcing collection agarwst finy consider­ Gen. lL>s«-crans has prescribed a able portion of ite members. There are truce no Beturday nr Sunday. their simple hearts they afibel to believe a right to them ; and be ie an enemy ef It ia reported that Gen. W. F. Smith, very rigid oath <>f allegianoe, to be tak­ at this time, m this county, mere than that if slavery waa restored, tbe wsr ' hit country and tba true spirit of its In- 310.000 of unoollaoted assessments, and al Gen. Great's request, baa boon ap en by all persona attending religious eon-w'4nld cense, and we Would have the Unstituiiecs who would step in at this point more than twieo that amount of unpaid painted to the Major Generalship vsoa- fe recess, e*<» notions and^ytods githin •K. ,.l. - !. ... But they fail to tall ! with a bastard *>riacipfeM to defeat J bo claims for losses against defunct mutual ted by Great, and that bo will command bis dvportmem. A'atrtngcnt oath te alan . us why traitors would lay down tbeir i the array ef the Potomac. imposed upon all officers uf the Misenucompaniee. popstar wilt Gen. Halleck reported yesterday to ri Slate militia. No man who has been, Everybody knows these facta, sod yet arms, now, if slavery was restored, any But we will not pursue this subject with all this light of expo-*----- ;------------- Gen. Grant for ord•re,-and wm aanigned or tv now disloyal, eon bold nr get a mtee than they would refraln/frem takV. F to 3tv»yta-«rori. Ssn.ro. farther. The proposition of the right of be found wbo disregard । for special duty al Washington. oemmi—ion without gre— perjury. •UOe "T sir .14. .1 ate ■—«t re—Ale b— • teg up arms, before there waa any dan­ ciao—■ -£—MMe 1,. A——(Maly XU. An informal meeting of Republimn the people to self-government, is loo of business sagneity. sad ger of Slavery being abolished. members of tbe Houee decided to sus­ MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS. plain a principle to need elucidation. Tbe all they p nee sea in eompr no capital at all wkb which to dieoharge tain Secretary Chase's views un tbe gold . But the government has been subverted I— a Htstldtfer tfp— pfelelMWer 0 “woe term priotiffd* is the politician's Uemsss Wettb CvaUnM4.. w«Mi t'ale— tbeir obligations. Why do they do It! has it, by tbe liberatioo of sis vse 1 And tMf Witetag l*prerw—bm^I. dodge. No Butapman ever advocated Simply because ilia riteop. Well. Aoddg wben yoo ask for “the government ns it it, and txt Slaitnton ever will u cAeop. and to mveat in ft is just about wM,”you simply wsnt slaverjftretored, as sensible as investing ma ebesp mutual and then It will bo all right Is slavery insuruaeo company. Our readers know The lol and 8d Corps, Army of the < ■iho govoraepeDlt Ggsnul the Govern­ that we have not been particularly par­ Potomac, are to be temporarily trans The spring elections have been held ta ment be emabltabod in all the revolted four hundred and eleven towns, villages tial tn tbe farmer, we are no more so to for ed to the 2d, 5th and Oth Corps.— tbe latter. I The commanders of the 8d corps will be stat—, end be tbe —ma government as sod eittea is New York, ibis month and Tbe following is tba affidavit redbretd Sedgwick, Hancock end Warrovi. before Zithent slwery t' We cannut see tert. Two bundrod and Mveaty-fivo «f to above: On Friday, Gen. Custer with 500 men tboM hewo given Union majorities against Soldiers in the field will bear in how slavery can be the Government, any­ State of Michigan, I a made a revonnotsaece to Ely's Ford oo one hundred and thirty-six that have gene mind that “Democratic" papers through more titan oxen, horses, sheep, ta g. or “Democratic." Tbe Unionists have gain County of Lenawee, | tbe Rsp«d«n, and found only tbe musI out Ibis State drctafo tbe. taw allowing The undersigned William L Greenly, A I them to irnte, peeved by bamee end boween are the government. ‘ ~ rbeade Thomas D. Ranadell and Edwin P. An- rebel piekola on tbe opposite banks. small portion of Custee’s force ere—ed And If we' cannot bars the “government drown, specially appointed by the Hen. and drove tbe enemy in the direction of j lure, “tKrsMouaThey will atao re­ as It wasjy without slavery restored, bow member that neatly every Democratic i the Brcrstary of Bute of Michigan Fredericksburg. They scoured tbe own- | member in te4h Houses voted oyainti | aforesaid to make aa exanlnation of ran wedmvfrU withe at restoring the cat­ try for eoveral miles beyond the river I the capital and seeurillee of tbe Mich witboat meeting opposition, and return- ■ the bill. These fscu will aid them u»detle asd the tenemu ta dee troy ed by the termining wbo are tbeir real friend, al war! These are all calamities which Un to certify on oath the reenll of each extraitors have brought upon themselves; aoiiuativa parouaat to section niae uf the A ■Utlary CoeneU. and It la pitiable to see human beiDgs,eallad entitled **ao act for Che tnoorperatam A council w— held to-day ia w blah not of insurance companies and defining tbeir iDgthsmselTss men, asking that uf all tuwaro sod duties" approved* February only the Preeidect, Grant, Halleck, a*d llieee scIf-iDvitod punishmenli, that which At a wnrnse of tbe Peeos Damecra 5th 1859, respectfully report,lb— on lha moat uf tba Cabinet participated, but all preveata crime, and ernaboe oat the muse cy of Butler county, Ohio, where Vallaa- 29th day ef Feb. a. o. ISM we eUtod- the military talent in which the Adminof all ournatieaal worn, should be the one digham bad a majority at the 1—t elec­ ed at the office of —id company al the iatratmo has confidence w— eallod in— remitted. Poor, deluded tools I Go tion, a couple of new planks wore is—rt- city of Adrian in —id oouaty, and made Tbe basis of tbe c«— submitted for con­ before the people and tell them, if yoo ed in the DetnucraHo platform, rix war to examination of the capital and secu­ sideration was, that the several February with Franco and alliance with Jeff Davie. ritise of said orwapaay, and we do certify expeditions had nearly all miscarried, and Loan SintMMVtitx, in ■ party of ta•dare, that slavery is the Government, It tnay bo denied that the latter la a new aa the reault of each enmmatioa that tbe onea try w— foaling alarmed and dis din and gvnllrmea, propounded hia plan and that your patriotism, your boast­ plank, bet the Butler eueaty Democracy tbe earn of 3100.000 capital has been paid ealiafied. for cultivating-the wastes of Africa, nhvu ed loyally, your heart-yearnings after an certainly ahead of all oom pell Lon io ta to said eompaay, and lhel the said It Is stated from a reliable aoa roe, that a witty oM maid present whispered. loud peace and a “restored goveremac 4" are making it ao conspicuous. Wo copy company ia pceaseaed of the said oom of after the ground had been gone over. enough to be heard, that abe thought it a alt measured by a desire to see the reetor- below a portion of the raeotulioa pre­ <me hundred ttoaeoed drilaro in money Grant was called on for hia views, and moot uaeharitable idea, while so many settled at tbe meeting referred to, and sad stocks as required by tbe 6U> section bo res ponded promptly In favor of tbe wmtto are unlmprroed at borne ation of msn stealing and woman-whip­ which received a largo vote, but were de­ uf mid ssl All of which ia reepeolfaUy capture of Ricam>«d — tbe 5r< atep ia ping. and the selling of daughters into a clared loot by the Chairman : the campaign, and it is quite sure that submitted. life of misery, infamy and shame. '•Bnobad, That the oootinued aequlaiorders will instantly go forward tn bring Wk. L.Gmblt, the I lib and 12th c«rpe from Chrttanixlion of Territory and adaalesion of naw Taos, D. HswnxLL, ga. and tbe 10<h and 17th corps from the Eowtn P. Anoaswa, Tux loxta Gxxxtts, ta publtahiag a Statea, would, without other disturbing Subscribed and aworn to before me this •Mi—i—ippi river to Virginia, and all influence, ooooorRr later, mtno diaeociarecent artide from our paper upon tbe troops that can be sf-arod from other tion and render tbe —tablishmeat of pev- 29th day of FeE, a. u. 1M4. question of tbe representation of th'ta Dis eral confederacies as inevitable — death ; peiata will, it la reported he incorporated Gaonas Kixoslst, with the Army «f the rotumae, and triet In Congrrsa, appends some remarks that tbe destiny of tbe Anglo-American Notary Peblie. Banks bo reinforced with negro truopa, is, not to perpetuate a huge, overshadow ­ •4“J f-u-i .1 • A Florida letter to the N. T. Erontap but nothing more, and it is expected that fours time if circumstances seem to re­ lug Fearretioa. but, on all At kerilabit trrritary of tha Continent, io inprttt At Pool statea as lha cause ef the late dm- with the aid of the Boot, ho will bo able quire it, appending still farther evidence torertiiinty of At peoplt and to trttl At V> take Mobile. Tbe groat bulk ‘dwhite of ©or own, bearing upon the same sub Untndarin of Stalft; that thia is the Ex­ Gen. Seymnur was deceived no to the treope will be concentrated in Virginia, jest. It is always painful to us te pub celsior. and accordantly therewith it Is strength and purposes of the enemy by and it it believed that 250.000 men can itah anything reflecting upon tbe public tbe duty of the Democratic party—re­ persona wbo were admitted to our camps bo brought against Richmond st an aarly gardless of the artifice, of the cunning, so loyal citizens, test wbo were in fact and official acts of men in any station; tbe timidity ef the pnamllanimona, the rebel spies. Tha An/ (hicks that when but having given tbe parties due notice, inconaietency of the vacillating, and the a Geanral marches into an enemy’s nounIf tbe effort te persisted in, ta farther In counsel of tbe Incapable—Pj fearla—ly try as though be were aanong friends, Cos«nt». ■. H.. March 11—Returns suit the good sense of the people of this inscribe on ite banners, Amity, Com and aims to ooncuer its inhabitants by from 2±0 cities and towns, leaving ten to PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND CongresriMal District, we “shell lay on meres, Alliance with the Southern Coo­ conciliation, ho gives too many chances bear from, aland thus : Gilmore. 30.757; PRIZES. „ ,n led vracy, war with France for the Exeo- te the foe for safety. UUH EATING DEPARTMENT Tbe MoClellM and spare not.** - • Harrington, 30,750. Gilmore’s majori­ 1 wUl eetesos it y be—UM Pbotogmfb 41utorahip ef Mexico." aad Boell puliey wm pretty thoroughly ty wiM be about 5.000. F-ur of the five tried te Virginia aad Tonooeeee; it wm BmnreiM Extswmd—Through the Onoecttutv, and nine of the 11 Boasters soareely worth while to try it agate. elect are Union Repcblieaax Tbe L'nkta pofltMssa of B. C. Dxxtaos, the efficient,: majority fc> tbe House are sheet 75. gentlemanly and very popnkr Provost her recent peonage to New Marshal ef ths 9d Dietriot, wo are te «oY«k. the etaamee Germania rnegM fire neiptnf a notice from the War Depnette the bold,- Marcel the steerage balk heed, off tee oms* of Newfocmdtawd. Ow­ nscot that the time for- pnyteg the fa. ing to the peowtpt mewsnnm of -the offi ifaiM bounties to wofaateers has been were, a bate was cut tterewgk the deck, Mtaoded to April lot, tMA Fall fat© and five streams of vretee poured M tbe Um ta*ha tetjta. white ftesln Awn MbK to rittrtnfflte «hM H was aem^etely isftegiitoed bofoflp Ao cabin yssungire had boea made swre of tteT i sernMi ’ fer • rtMMdtfoB Oftbe eu mfflnrbCMavs i JAeto thMrpr^foo nManmg.'apdyou will1 tiFrrm****- GfiOCERY, Hew Advertisements. Eating tf Billiard SALOON, ‘AsAtdap craning the following lit .T.tmtok A. T. Dr^.) IU~ra.r * The TUfaBB Ktoeliaa. Tbsalectioa to this village on Mote MsaedoCoa lha whole rather qule » foe as party politics wore comm* fa—dtirl in-the election uf tbe eo .Democratic ikket. by msjeriliee rang from five te twenty-five Tbe follow ,«re dm officers elected: . Presktet, J. W. Stebbins; Recun "W. Haye; Marshal, Lather Beam -Strete CoMrissieMr, E. D. Fffie .T-ifanr—. J. W. Baekta; Alton 3Kgu BencherTrustees, W- 8. Go •ymr. H. J. Keofield. R. B. Wight- day. Ho dues net look as tbmigh -eworecs" (becomes) duties of bis ri were wearing the life out ufhim very f Mr Bailey eoens to be perfectly oblivi ■We the fact that Me extreme uupoputai te with tbs pre?*4">Ui whuni’bo cm fata immediate contact, and nut with ■War Departmeat who only know I •through hie rierkn. His cnwaiani te to of hie popularity where be to Lot li Tnx New Saw Ntu_—Tiloey fit D ■eroun here gvt tbeir new mill eo •completed aa to give it a trial, ft which it appears that by a little alto {foe K wUl bo emtooetly aneceerinl. T vwvfltri feetoircetar naw, with a b of waler of only abocX two feel fall, wo have heretofore stated, thio mill situated on the Tberaapple river, j vrart of lha village. Scoaa Manina.—The “first run," I sap, this year to said to ba»e been grew | than any stegie Tua" without laternJ cion, it seven years. The present I sorely sold weather gives promise of increase tewgsr mskfag. New 8^ io befog brought la quits freely, and •riling readily at a shilling s pound. Naw Goons.—R- J- Great, ban y reheraed from a trip after New Goo wb^h wlU be te town before most ef« readers see this notice. Of oocrse, « rsoiree knew, that when Mr. Grant g New Goods, ttaeocaa Good Goods, s wry eoscKprwjft. ViLum CeMMHin*.—Al the Rep Mm (tarn on Saturday evening, fellewtegperecna were appointed a \ tege Cnmmiue for the eneuteg year, wit • D. Stxixxx, A. J. Haws aad Jar Maun. Nsw Mcs»c.-Tbe well known fi NfBectfe Cbdy, music pcbhsberv, at Clark Btreet-CbUngw, have seal m . MJowfag cptendhl 8~r and Cber with Piano MM»pS«teM*Ct "Oh B< |ho Breve where they Fall;" •‘Vichote is TA-1, Boys ;" and “Wsebingten . Uinon Laxeca Mruroisv.—Tbit a Httte celteocioo of petriutio bymne tense, more especially deelgned for �iirnf. HOLBROOK. Laid, ' »• ea -»>.v4wl'lWy’»b^’”.'.'’.' s^^^AaTUr.-XQ*...'.- •• (tame.) •» ............ ttatai TilBt'AT DreKASaa.—'-We would eall StL'ntinn tn ‘Brown's Br-mehiat Trochee.’ Wo have found them efficacious ia allay­ ing Irritation in the thr-mt end Bronchia! tub-s and would commend lliem in the at tentiou of Publie Speakers, and otherstrouliliiT with affections of the Throat. They are also an eacsUent remedy for Hoireeneoe resulting from cold."—CfonN. B., Nottaeta hereby given, that tba ffrtjationaliil, JSotian. above ticket was triumphantly—.dejtalrd ■oa Monday loot. BwildetiI, A. P. Drake ; TUaordar, T. '<* Aria; Mamba!, Davltt Woolley ; Bleaat Chcnmiasiooer, JL O. Phillips; Treasurer, J. Maus; Attorney, C. G. Holbrook i TnmteM. H. N. Sifaldem, J. IT lUerndk Wm. L F. 11.ma, Z. 8e>dmore; Asasaaore, J. M. Nevins, J. Cole. inch thereof arwtil satisfy (aid Interest, beta} foaeyUM<aad*>.|O'X>ufaMtora (Mrt.iv> wdlbe ild at too north door of toe court bouMin the ^dtte^jSiTwi'lltJ atni^j^bo^vntb day ftf |lajr, A. D. I«o4. at M?C ' * JOSEPH aiBIXT, KostMM. Dato<rebrwnr7(|UM. (fobl£ Tbe ViUags Election. Tbe election to thia village on Monday, pa^oCow thawholo rather quietly, ao far aa party politics were concerned, .sad recalled in ths election uf the entire . Democratic ticket, by majerilia ranging from five to twenty-five Tbe following bats Offlcs. in tbe village of Hssiings,oo Moodsy, the i»th day of February, in tbe Tver o*e Uureaand sight bandied snd. sdatydeor. . Present, Mltenus* C. Ftfadl*. Judge of Probate. z Remaining uncalled fur at the llitsiltigs ft* too matter of the estate of W 111 tarn Tbotnas Post Office, fur lha weak ending March CarroR, late of Washington City, Dtotrfat of Co15, 1881: . SSsxwsauaWLfcgs thereof dole autheaUMted. with" Ths pMW0l of Charite M. fiutlsr, preying, that th < urns saa) bt Are the officers elected: PreeWeat, J. W. Stebbins; Recorder, W. Hsysv Marshal, Lather Bennett; ’Street GecumieeiuMr, E. D. Fifield; Treasurer, J. W. Buckle; Attorney, Wm. Burgher ; Trustees, V- 3. Good'ywu, H. J. Koofield, R. B. Wighueen, J. P. Noble; Asseseore, D. Cook, •ed F. D. Aokley. MrtbofeiyWy. wb^dseow bkrt bad many troubles nod Ums, an lilting me lor tvert destroy Ing utfturron.lort. msMoll taking dHfU'ieeplols i four buttles, and cm cos ch™. - —--------Hy difflvutricrbsve Hearty enwtrepfwertd, and X feel cheerful and bSHW. . .' • TfeVCanukln Dewars, •LIST OP LETTERS, war to the cotnplalaanto ■thereof to br served on ----------- ---------- —ItaHore. wltbiu tnrenty after service on him of a copy of said Hill, notice afybe srnrv of tMs pdsr, and to detbervof ll-af said Bill .HI be token u coo- CUREJS£S.ai kbsea ia pmr. bMUb for a 1M* SPECIAL NOTICES EWING MACHINE Foil SALA made tta a long call M oar office an Mon day. He docs nat luok as‘though the be, end all*baa cuattoued so.erer suio ' “FaCL KtxU. Osrdnvr, £J '•Buffalo.October I. IMt." LeT Far tiela by ell C CROSBY, General Ajput. ho. Ml Kcffslu, M. T., tv whom tu ordera sho drasacd. cell <yIts —owdrotu” (bwoornae) duties of hie office Estate o( Samuel Scutborn. ware wasunag tbe life out ufhitti very fast. prescription for the cute ofCouaunplion. Asth­ ma. Brvutoitis. and all Threat and Lung affec­ 4e with the jM*p/eJwith whutu’ba cornea tions, (free of eberxe.) by sending tbeir address to Ber. E. A. WILSOX. into i mtn•diet* cos tact, and nut with the IVilliamsbutgb. . Klugs Co., Rew York. "War Department who. only know him jauS?t<spser.ee! -through hia clerks. His roasiaat boost is of hie popularity where be ia butlitll* j Tm» Naw Saw Mill.—Til noy de Dick -erxjtt have got ihoir mw mill ao far ■cwiupletod aa to give it a trial, from ■which it appears that by a little altera- '< dffilCEiY'oRtXEa. STAtx'or tiltSNAlf: Tbe'Clfesh Court for tbe county of Barry, tn Chancery. Before Hou. Um 8. Lovau. OreeU Jidf*.. at bit IV of Harry, Bolden al tbs >'rebate OSce, tn too Cbawbars. • h . . ■ vili.es of ilsotiuas. on Monday, lbs tH day O'sorys Iflolse, ampfoiamsl, ofojwbraacy-ta too your ne thousand olgt.l huudred aafoixly-four, prssent, B. C. rrtndle, Aanas C^^^jJtojta^/ZKjo^Wie A. Buv mortgage: sale. JLZof pwrmaal of an indenture of Mortgagserscnlod by JctoaL. Williams and bis wife. Mary In*ibe matter of the estate of Samuel ScoUiuro, d defendants, j Jajo WtlUams, of Bsrrv rouuty aed State of Micbiraa, *0 Harriet M Mean, of Oalbouu couuty deceased and state aforesaid, bearing date toe secuod dsy of On readine and (ting the petition, (fairverifad of W. W. Krilr. prating, fur rens nee tbetrissrel John A. Wing cud Kliiabetb V. Wing ere not July. A. D I«eo, aad recorded oo tbs «th dsv of IMPORTANT AND TRL'El forth, that letters uf Adiniuiatralion ds Hail ««-e, residents ef the riiaiaef Michls*, but reside In Julr. A. D. reeu. at » o'clock. P. M-. in tbs office the Blate of Miseourl. Oo motion of 8weeeny A Stbo Register of Deeds, for said county of Barry. —r.----------------------------- ,... in Mud estate mar be granted to Thomas Altort Bwk □. of Mortgsgvs. on page Wf, and too TbereujMin it M otdired tbot Ktreday, fte list amount el• lined to bv dos on said Mortgage at WATOOrS 'NEURALGIA K15G will speedily the dais of this eottos. being ooa hundred >ud enrv Am— (KI. anH ■>.«• In aixty-nine and KLluOtosdollsrs. ||1<S,J«>J and no ABB you racked with tbe tortarna of Ruceenaaf Warson's XuxtoiA Ktxa wHJ speedily rvlisre. to hereby gtrso. that on Bmrdsy the thirtieth AREyi'm suffrriug from tbe gnswingsof Drirsr- iX'UdruxsVii. tioa 1l will be eminently successful. They v>ae of a five fact eirtular aaw, with a hrad of writer ef only about two feet fell. Aa wediave heretofore elated, thia mill ie Watson's Karan Mia Kia« sriu iaspvoee year digestion. : . mortgage, to wit, the eart frseUon of the aouthntt qstrltr saros,and V) acres off free* the ARE yoo*groaning with pain, with Oocv la your west aids of the south-east qmu-terofMCtton Ku. Warsoa's b'scaauiu Kun wm asrasgs year twsirty. (Mi) in towMfap Ko. three (S) north of pstn. ' range Mo. tea (10) went, in all eighty acres, mure or lees, in saW county of Barry and Blate of ARE yeo aware of tbe srieSrsce of tbe Gsxar IsTsraat. Rausnr f Michigan, will be sold at pubHe auction orvondne I [ TfATSONU KEVRALGIA KIKU. a certain curs foe disease. AvyUcadJrriA ■ C. R. WALKER, Arepresfar. A/afa Far sale by Hossara A Bratxia. aad A. V. Batlax, llsalisga, Mich. octtl ly * And M to farther ordered, thal saw) petitioner give notice to tbe petsona interested, in said salats, ef the i-eodeney of said petition, sad the bonrfag tocreeC by enoning a oot Cbw etdsr to be published in ths Hastings Banner, anewsiMtper printed In said eoiu^y. ef Barry for tores successive wreks, previous to said cay of bear- •itoatad on the Tbornapple river, just wemef the village. •ion, in seven years, 1 PA'OBdrEO/rf><*.-BTATBO»MICHI<lAX Mr Bailey aeens to b» perfectly oblivious •On ibe fact thal hie extreme unpopularity The pretest ao werwly cold weather given pmmieo of an ^DVEUTtBKUHNT. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE iuoreane io •ajar making. New Sugar ie being brought In quit* freely, and ia •ailing readily at a ehillleg a pound. STORK Tn tbs mst»»of tbs srtatv vf Leehu H- Fxhofa CUTE* HAMWARE deceased. Xoiloe Is hereby given that ta pnnnanee of s After as ebeeaeeof savers! years. I base scale । licvese granted to me. by the Judge of Probets far resumed the HARDWARE Til A DE, -Nbw Goods.—R. J. Grant, baa just r*tarn«d from a trip after New- Goods, OK M05B0E STREET 15 THIS CITT, Aad cordially invite my old eastomers mri (Hands io Kent and ndjoluing ootutUea. to rents’ their buiismarH.lions with me. and wbrt rrer they are tat went rf any cruets usually to be found ia a —— wHph will be Id town before w»«et •( oar readers eee ibis notice. Of course, our readers know, that When Mr. Grant gels New Gootfa, Il bmmo Gomi Goods, at a awry *m«U prq<f. 1 obtained from yoa iu Stir ember last Seeing ibe adserttoeroeat of year Society, offetiug to give yoer medicine to clergymen for tbe poor of tb.ir parisbre. I obtained a bottl. for a poor girt BUILD! MO HARDWARE^AMD MECHANICS ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Viit tea Committxx.—Al lha Ropubm Saturday evooiitg, tha Mlwwiagyataona wane appointed a Vil- MmCuom lofe Committ* far tha anauing year, to wh ; TX Stoaxa, A. J. Hams and Jacob Naw Mcuc,—The well known firm In the mailer ef the Estate of Jon L. McLaiU*5ou« to hereby given, diet by virtue oflieen^ Uon Ko. too, (10) ie Township Ko. eno fl) North sad authority greeted to mt by tbe J udgv of lim­ bate in and fav ths county of ifariry, snd Elate of Mich Iran, I Wit! expose io sals at public auction, aers, according to th. Oovrijure. yvrr »y. Heel Estate, lying and bring ta the WWrtyof Bv XRMrtdsCMy, meta publishers, st 95 Clark Street Chicago, have sent us ibe FoUowtag splendid and Ming la tut county ol Barry, aad Slats or craWcery sale. ^Basttogs taaaid lte^- Songs and Chorus, JOB WORE AMU-RKPAIRIKO PSfilimT with Pianu acempoftirnntar “Oh Bury TNLM^T C*»»E HUMAN MISERY. the Brave wher* they FalluVieksbarg is Takssi, Boys;” and •‘Washington and jean, shall sell U public suetion. Vi thi Dnos LaarscwMatoms. —This a nsai Mttta eeUeetiou of palrMta hymns aad of said Barry, county. Ao wit. the sdam tusaa, more especially designed for the attended to. Don't forget the • «n U i COT HARDWAKE BTOHE, Where Goode will beeoW at uniform prices, . OXCKA.P VO* GtZUKK. At Wholesale or licleU. . WM II. McC055IU. 6rsURaphto.J<yJsl,lSU b^yl CT ON FRUIT CULTURB JOB �’? ’D'BL UpxuM tW. iSu U>U ba will- ’B'LOO'D •toed, sad thal toe idea bo at once end ftfftoef ahnndoned «mt none but meebhntea roqtfire this greet element of usaMteN nsto happtatoa.: Wlmtoeera man’s, hcoupalito, wbellter be ho a farmer, a sssrohant, an artist er a mechanic, there / *' •■' mve toos lOltufol fo » *bUe for mod five focally should be a primary coarideralitau with parents, but more porticularlj’ with formers, who have sum whom they design to he toeir euMseaurs up­ to the form. Skill ta tbe use uf tools is of iaceloulable advantage to him wbo tllfo the soil. It euablM.blm to du tuny tilings whioh others cannot do well for !ntn,'and do them better and cheaper. It gives useful employment to many an otherwise idle bnur- h prompts him to add a ttmusaod Ihtle conveniences to tbe bouse and foraa,. wh‘>ch but for thia akill would never be made, la a wofd. It is earn ing <hh. In a fuller asnae, the de­ sign of the Creator, wheat he implanted thia fseuhy of roostrueiirrneea within : bljn. Itat it then bo cultivated in chil . dren. lndolge tbe propectaily ta make waterwheels and minature wagona, kites HELMBOLD’H EXTRACT BTCBO AND.Df[•ROVED BONE WASH CURftJ and toy boat*, sleds and bounce,anything io foot which will serve'u» develop it, SECRET DISEASES and titake it practically useful. Give the Ia aU tbofrStagss. At UUie Rxwusa. boys good pocket knives, and whal Is Lillis or no chance In Diet. No tacos recSiuo*. better, give them a good worksap. Em­ ployed in It. they will nul naly bo kept out <>f inischitK bat they will bekUcugtb ening their iniLde*. eXerdsing their man­ ’ tai powers, and fitting themselves for greater usefulness, when they shall be called npon to take their place io the ranks of uicu.—Pbilodtlphia Culiuritl. , sM 1 *HvkY(UT<nM COME AND BUI MORE which have heeaabownroi upon him frost • ThspeeaKartVof foe -OF THOSE— WX ^avX» o') XVkC CouivAv^. axvX V\X\» is than they strike at the root of Diasaeo, by sinUtoWsg every particle of imparity 'Xxb GOOQS I R.J. GRANTI Wives and Carpcta. Tbs Chigac» Journal thus philosophirea on these themes : “In tbe selection ufa carpet you should always prefer one with email figures, for the two weba ef which tbe tabrtc oonsists era always more closely in tar woven than In carpetings where large figures are wrought. There is a good /deal of true 'philosophy in this that will'apply to matten widely different from the selection of earpsta. A mu commits a aad mis­ take when be selects a wife who sots ton lard* a figure in the great carpel of life; io other word a, makes tnueh display. The a|tractkxis fade—ibe web <>f life becomes worn and weak, and all the/ day fignrvs, that seemed so citarming atr first, disap­ Dear like Summer flowers in Autumn.— Many a man has made a flimsy linaay woo lacy of himself hr striving to weave too large a figure, and is wore out, used wp. Wtauld carpsu hanging on ths fenca before he has lived oat half of his allotted dhys'of usefuleets. Many a man wears out like a carpet that)* never swept— by ths dust of ind-dpnee ; like. that car­ pet be needs shaking or whipping; be needs activity—something to think of— something to do. Look out. tbefl, for tbe large figures and there are thoao anw stowed swsy in the garret of the world, awaiting their final consignment to lbs cellar, wbo, had they practiced thia bit of carpet4>hiloa.lpby, would to-day be/reah a a Bruseela fresh from ths loom, and everybody exdaimino: ‘It ia wonderful how they do wear.”r ' ••■ and ?• -. ' •“.■ .- --------------------------- —-------- —. nSofiS. wbeibor existing la «*ls or rnuu from what­ ever cans* originating audboeaUaref BOWIOM eraSenta. DroMric*hklmbSEdb'^tbji'ct BCCHD 'BX.ooX, for Uta Ilfs aad health of ths body depend* upon the pwrity of the blood. If the blood is poisoned-ths body drag* e^RMiewsbli ■rfKsniii Thesemedicinss Kvt- X5wt<\uoXc\ for mring KortMa, ByphUi*, rii in (JxLoam, Old Sana, tKHftfeicanf--------- s«flssr“~ JUtoorrAfoa. Mysfrsfus, fftonere, n»t, QartfldetM I I I fbwtote Complaints BLJInthany, ft. a, JCrupttbns, Qtnawnption. ata. I I QW person wri»se,ber daughter wu eared 'rf tie of nine yean’ steading, and tk VW W THU GREAT Divimc,ud la certain ta .IX MT USE or TRADE. Come and See ! I WE HVAB JUST RECEIVED *XSB CXSY* AI0T2KB •< BhsaBatim of sight years. Cm IBMMrable of Dyrpepeta and Liver Complaint could bo meniwnrd in which the PeriJto and Pills ‘WotUXAkfo a CXuirwk. TEW**: 'BYook'k VA\» are tbe most active and thorough pills that have snr been introduced. Thry act so diroetJy upon theUver. excit­ ing that organ to such an extant as tha* the eyrtan does not relapse Into its former coamtioo, which ia too apt to be tbe case with simply a pargasire pill HIE BEST THE CHEAPEST A large stock of 'BX.oodi cexxA T/mmv VAX, G- O O X> 8, width, la conjunction with the 'Bkoo4. Vtan$veY, sRwnr* KAcatniM. WtERS CELEIUTEO MTEST KEZDUDBI) IPIBMiES. . u— oo<t» trial, sod whereier introduced ere rapidly We hare every kind of p»de, each u •■pereedlug all otbera Thev poaeete tbe merit ef etoplidly aad MH of tr.anagemect, >o that fifteen nun«l»» Hew te Mweep a Carpet. BOOTS & EEt®, m* instroottan will enable any one to asa them Taka a common wash tub, or some .occeea fully. Tbe following art some oftbeir veaael large enough to admit the broom Q] pointe of eaocllmce. They hare a eiratabl Needls and fibutile, freely, and put in c<>ld water to tbe depth n z epdistdsfete!* ef a foul <>r snore. Then take a broom (one partly worn ao a* to be a little stiff ie tbe best,) dip It in six inches or so and bold it -ver the tub or go out doors and knock off all the drops of water. This esn be d»me must effectually by holding Tba taoatan to auprrior ta it in one hand and rapping It with the Uosvsumss ar knots In lb other on the broom corn shore where it canaa It to operate with Irra is wet. Commence brushing lightly at Tba feed ia perfect,Accural aad warranted to run two J first going over it tbe second time, or more, aad Ifyour carpet is very dusty, do not sweep more than a square yard ur lw«» before dipping your broom Into' the AND water again; this will rinse uff all parti­ elee that may adhtrw to the brom. Rap off tbe drops of waler as before, and be­ gin agsin, continuing to do so till the whole is cleansed. Should the .water gel very dirty before oompietiM tbe room, it ahould be changed. One wbo has never trier! die experiment, will probably bo surprised at tbe quantity r»f dirt that will be washed from tbe broom into the water. A carpel can bo more effrctuslly cleaned in thia way than it can possibly be dune with a dry broom, as tho poriirhs uf dust adhere to the broom instead of rising IA fall back on tho car­ pet. There is no danger ofinjuring even a fancy carpet, if the drops of water are tbonHjghly removed from the broom.— »c ■ SewiDg Machine. ’ J Let no one try wbo has not tbe time and FB PUBUCLY CHALLENGE MA­ patienec. CHI SES OF ANY OTHER MANUFACTURE TO K) AH LARGE A RANGE OF WORK SI JAN EASILY BE DONE ON THEME Scaxworo ow Ncrs.—\V« have somellmea known note on tombing maritlneeIn view at THESE HARD TIMES w a ma selling circnlar saws, foe., to become aa tight that no wrench would remove them.— OUR GOODS Thia was because they had been held In the bend till they became warm, end be­ ing toen applied to very odd screws in Winter, they contracted by cooling on, nod. (hue held tbe screw with ah immov­ able grasp. Always avoid putting a warm nut on aoold screw; and to re- GROCERIES Oalia (Pairn, Chokr* Jldorlua, Indignation, (Poln in tha gawaln, (jiixxinooo, ate. Try these Bedicines, and yoo will never "Ssk yw neighbors, who have used tbm, end they will aay they are Ciooi, IWvtYau, aad ywu shcaM try them before gulag foe a S^n Pamphlet or Abianae of my Joeai agent, sod read the eertifleateo, and if yea have ever doubted you will J ' "ftoxiAat tvs vcvovc. HARD-WARE! S3,002,556.39 V* m GROCERY, ’ Eating if Billiard FOR SALE BY « . H.0C4 Lom clalnM Save twvn ulllorf and Mi,l SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DuLLAbAi ■ablisued km. PCTEB LOR1LLARD, Bmdr and Tobacco Manufacturer . It A IS Chambeis etrost, (TonaeHy U Chambers slrosl. New York,) d*1ot U4h* «. THE CONNWarriOM OF PROPER. TY BY FIRE, ie tbe Veiled Rtatek, everages over A10Q,<daily, la yoarpnoort, sspoeed end eaprotocted? ’ QUA STOCK ST. OMCKMBS IS VERY FULL AND CQMPLEWE. T. AREYOLDMJRIDI Ifeol.wbysMr I (ir, TS. U 1441.. Ik. J. ___S- oua jbh.uakb tables - ' creel dieappoiut*• ^ARTlCUtAB ATTENTION .nd rogard ia given to am al I riake aa Well aa large —•- 8 ralldn Intel elUaai Sela, <*MM> A. Bwamr, 1 HE* TWEKYY-ONE YEARS AGO. FIRST-CLASS ."*T ■• GROCERY, EAT1KQ AND WL1MRD Unusually Low! AT10K BUSINESS CONDUCTED with eonitant dupMcii aad accuracy. *■ LO”|?l- *}wTf,,"rt-*<a Pr—P<M“’—1 Set Aseete, January, 1864, Cto thing'. DRY GOODS! ». ' PAPER-] “TEjr** ’•’“ff? a � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-03-23.pdf c6da8c8998a8890a564c841b1e14dd61 PDF Text Text MW3H r^:;; 1 broad «d aS M4U) ciivl .id:- S tiolii- Joik:’ • ^wrniiMi>MMirira»iin. ■■'•Mtasrraoa, aanar congee,' tadmnasi tovr. i- 'i»rt of wit, •stftfafs. P*F- ihtoswwM d 4mA him. hew ... r^VeirsnMxveaal .Uuiea^ , „ AM Mada tbs told .ma t hat ihf. h*d ..Hard fl-i/ebrA,1 JlUiMT. CMUpyitHm/ «r >W hdlU<<Uar •tkfUJr -a Ha art* U MM. HASTINGS Bnija bfpfeif Ma l«’C;r’wO> ^7^wathfVdlk- ^•.IkrawlihaOMa ---- ---------- Monad ay nadql tad’ *• •I'Lyt'te jwWs rM* । rt iti |yi<li idrtiRidttiMi fcn,,nO u & B-ramra, iJM^r.U^hMrittTerjMfPa^balWoM^' RlV*V?^iia* Uua unie.1 Mjuiyid -thal Tie &«>v^cq|n«3»hat^waww^aik i;., r ------a.:. and tltft I -w ish^o1 malrt' Aiw'^n “SlinJ dkndatotn «s4 " ;>«kiWk' ;i Wfl. I: faiW_(o g»» tljedkiMpier med ojmfdguca,. Lx,iffs;M>:UfidM<diMMB^«C w> W*ii£ji«®Wfcahfa‘ MOUI «H>»»<«l’l* the cja^Aiws'sidRi. TyowA‘>WiV1,0L FWllWttS,. GR^J^RIE^' aSs^^iswW- boAIbrIZ— ?1 1H0.U ,^r, ^.7/ • . CEaciCorFHK, •€«*«,•flORS/l’KHMUt. P&UXfiH.H£<l. HAUisthcmidifa U IM. •srri'SMneIn .•wVriMrf'htM.'iaeril a •iu to * ,., Wfap, 1 ’tss^nWoklpr^g yasfs <>A age. I UyjLaoiupfafalpf tbeabip P^fafatuJ. -w •».**? •>'<« M <*» j»<* *a r*»c«nAt* ropetfa.’4 •«■«>, i'H «>ih Miely.. JkiV far «-wtorra were willing to trust a saluaBfafl^g-i^lar. jm4 ffi1^ JjVc.wyrc.fajjnd. fa ,Wwrp™4 oud.-hoth, in* 4>n>wuA| .happed ;until-.sfa»ul,.U)e eip hi I*' .Jaj, oql, when, . san. t n| 4o|, % aniri|_iqffarg" at|y. IMha wiirti;. ipg-. W'.ri'P-•““/'*» 4i»K .pfa*» »i* ’ or, tit»<e;W. afavo-lbs-wotoh H hAynijL.aaatJy.aU rmJtyd m Um warai;rr-" gibtj »lthf,g«df,ey vontWrik .* •1 i‘*^ avapiilwd UMwli ,iAtVrjr, fug *be w4J&k;.loUiil. aw.jmj a|id ga.ye ,U^, Uokupj a a*-.vi'«p..|HH»>>li, m«"'I iRU<Mri» mt»tk jfr be Could Uvaaacu tha bapg laUpw bfiji.^raa AA^ia. Jaah VVMb ' cr«. Ua .*a«-.b^.y<tikicW !lCM*-i*'’d' U»ia inns Via; ftrat, jAuAtAdf.l^kan tpai. our ihaiTw mi, b« taaiu! all rf.Sb • r'.S»l <!•. .< IIOjiT POIWUK " । < PATEKT XEDICIKES ■^T'awrrei * « « rasas uh WOOLEB mctost, HAHtlNOH. MICH. fV-'AST 'ta.ify >U. tfpui. v rWlQOk Q4KpiWbe MT Hd fatha M* .fa-arz Mas ** *•*** ■___________ Lbs firaltnaii* •kd^*ard,-l‘e<ft4d T>ot-iM Idrtf.*’' sn—^^^rrrr . -» - ■- piers' rf-siyMWfle did tba eat for SMe.’’'-ltte vWMMl of arima-dHwnfa. of < CMsp belli faswattiMrf thr Hohesdiodeo, 'Wb'lesMhgVlb roofawftarjsgayt >W«w*r. ikMWde <f u>»! number hod the antaforilme -to<Alt BrroWa'long flight »f wtokrn. •?bd-ttoertakrift*dl By iWtoefosfr'kpfaii tfaigMrWMfasfaB< *‘WWl Is thMT TTis 1, air.- wMlnff rapMty,*; safa the taftowdiatoTMtipDf-ats Mleo-<faMH. 'Stosiddan nsu 'fl,lei>O-al>d7*“Per47iX Tn tbejirema 'hem’.nf as said tr'haew reniarkod pn wnuriog a /Hi' i^*r time years' f hire 'ihi Wiftti Iwee' d|P falsfafadlsdmiiMCMi HMhiptat Pariianmofese«.ahipa: wtUi ihaAarrie cr#^.r X Wien* tkry limgoatir,'Will some aiambermore PtwWM*ihnAired toJea»*Tne.:aaoe Ar-' ' h adk pdodlpoo^ desiring arMsajdlwat, inymed nyth pie ibirtaMj.yeam... He! alked Cwtran~rererrmg to his 'rweenliy wiid Ayiar.it, I ,.v ; ohe < rb..r f -e ... st 'published ipahnsubf Mfa« oanM—'Hsre ha*dd;%yfcMedW^MhttfJ ‘Mfri'W'fal yoo road my 'DeMesKdnro'Belir ’-ids; > PsboAtdldteaScoiatl replied fatwlL- A ,- iprosy Wteoifar«ftKrtimenc.har9|| asked . hiw>, haro^yaw reid msrAiriapMkF he replied. *1 fapsi faSAJ< /Pwo'olldHew • &>glesd-sMH>tose Wear ridtag hsCa gal­ I luwa,iwheawfaleUorMo.fch*d lfamhar, ’WbofwsradH gwfa If tbs* uro hors 1 ItbprotyeMikT < •■ -roii-rf :■. ;i b ■’ ■ ----•ttidbitf ahmei aW? wsh the immediate­ ly reply, fa irieb girl st play 00 Sun­ " . A CQrri»p<>n«Unt" pf Qniiun^.: fay wwe arerMtod -by ths priest,*- Good 4«>aHiiagUdMghSBp.M'Mbs deed! sad t5i»AineAWl. wriung Trom TuTaaki^Ttn-; t**oStrHfhed;-Gtoad-»>on>'«K, fether.’ “fieaheb.-narniterkMi l3ffift?ht£ina£li?] c 1 Two mwfajsdMinft, owe. rcVnerkad, I > M«ariada£«Nad*jbr«|<iy|nnWr.'1‘tihq' hseatyfafaitw^se wbofatU oseileok. '^•rd to gafrera-a prwefoct m ■Alabama^, in a recent akirruiah. was ukaa ppapaer,, and ata'lata, bout VrotuAQKto mo®, plied 'A ia. fi-land. ’Don't -.troabla ywurwbiwwti grtard warplacm ovtf lilln?' Thn eatft’ said he; H'did that «y eelf H osea-' ariatuerhsfe. rebel/ titppnMag e«erythtnx id TfrfluahktiatafrDeridfstinMlkfdM ah ItM «U righM-Mab bh; waaaaourewadogh' rthig a r menagerie; :w«a coin paring -the W/ ’IVA* AJ>r>wo«rnf-fs»~-alAI.«Mni' eoewiaaaiJoeof e monkey u> that af one 0 f Mr Mte Aawagi bars nfOongrefac ■ Tartting, ba sdw tba gentleman bad owrhsard his iwns^hj'se,' ta'towftw wutters pieaacnc, b«saME;'r bdo:Bot iinaw -whieh to jnat soldier w^d hjg,-,Wa?k, pgly• ap<ilb(fias.’t»~-y«>i» ur-cba wsoakay? ■ rtan^'^Japtern j the ship .^Ad shapl'd, tklct-Iippi»d, crooked-nose, - Twudeaeeas wbre oaee disposing about Veaiqi^d, and hi ‘sddes| fa>a''s^|« frgjAj tfegfoj Arid *t>Hie*-Aph SlPba, ttoe proposed sUa for tbenSw ■groaeysrd, racegnisr^ tn /hac towering AH-df,’Slowly, and «d*lily .vnUieg -oa» wf bls wy* f ,□. , . i' /’■’IXMr.WflWJ 4. mo.5 ;cn“ r-eb cd* . _ 1 XilUdto brar no m.-ra, but hnrrie-,! Human nat.iim could^ot Mat i, 0T>rfleck da ao«>o as>>e/ilde, sod retnrn.d tW pWwibkr wks ehmra furious.', had Wwa1ab1rH>kcw Uvp^’yiMjn *. J lMfdd i bo:.-' -BMak-rorH«*tttoe. e»«ore-W,*o»iy nbt 1 ’AtMrJiftkg ihe «!**^'^*mde fhe ho^'piid c<.ujj acarcyly. la'eueh a fli, aaye the gviwdihnoagb elaoehsd SeeMj4»Mrriiig at■ h*1^^'^tro^»idCTOpi.of *py oph,jBeBgSSL -piitie cu»j •, 'CMh|k» friKM; tiiM-lt reqolras seewHl iba' Unibeiw were ,ri<mjJ*l*ly* ••Bamb«>r ■ , . . ■ eolteans t« set fbrth their d items, to way 'warm-wS..u/ wb xkA'.jb*art,Mntf'',uiM “Well. Massa." । J' .nollringofarry.'bmde of r*lW from dt— pTantVfad Vein br-okri^arid "Sood for HR Ctfwwt-TM borne here' IWIPcaM etewwlo etnd tbo«h 1Mr army they immadjadeb*’iVyB^MBhATfian nave<tliai.iikr^^wanjitt :. lari bnrJa-taU K> .'.viaaror fahiisl i «i> t. .w3X’1K3tt5 StoS^XwT . “_ a_l_ mvMoV w»t* *A wa'WRiip UwyftMVwTL,m R«^e*ts UUkiMMi hhn-. fttm^bif^Ma tty MbFffV fflWMWdkl** > 'si troriauid ! •Cl ,MM<xi‘l MJ io rail/* .wii d»»* bl.il < ' ufi-iulaad batyilujbl would see himirraled, that Mass if fa brbswod hi.'iMV^.He y»ns a bright, ,quikt. Intelligent,Ipd.' 11 Im Him uiane nn'-elt Leiievi that hsfa'C •it »wfa) 0WR»a'tiun. I ftiKMrd that he' • a» ibemiiatakuUlimn piuoanf humanin that I hady>«r pviua Acrv»». I bad made' pp m) muid mnjhaEacLtfever br»niprup tidy govmir'drand fliifl"rvsolvH 'tVbrvgk‘ IfilrflO,. ‘ I idlri'him I’d soft hill e’eMfaf1 befikelM *Ath him.-'' fa ,'r^p!v*h<told me that! bright kill Mhi'lif I Iliad and Ithfidd kiwi with tbawmi. '•!? the' minrn t«.p gufhmt bal/kHHHHI ba could" hardly aland. 1 asked ‘Si mif M-'fl got '•Vtstom^ >ard, bet iucling|M>Q t»t|irow.huif (i tk sgaitrii •*Wrei"i!tArjw ccpkneri. the niizjen ni*«t frotn ntwi h'f _rea«:>! 1 left |i!m I... I, faced eflitily ibnpt (biiift . I wrs forcMlo ar.knowlsdJsrityi‘Ke*Wes’ tnie 4fMm MMrMr'aA^Hftlriq&iQMC' ■HMMIM'raim 'Wf.™ I ashed !>:rri todri anything he would be <;C ’vT^'Va bul when. J'Hi'igfcly v^nrMlHWTtlnw il than enme the dis-'1 -pMlltob* eflflPwWH(Wiflii3 ‘ ।. i? (One d«v,-<Hn fc war’^ir/Wki'Jnoua,1' Other. mwr'SWT I irpWie wjftjrt fo’hrm gWthy ^iiiiflr’iiht.. lle'Vas IfakftigtiVTr’ Ai qnfHer'Ail,, plnrikV ------- -- - ------------------ add I tneV^ drfl pot, hlte'iripj tW Vwt time I!tf>o1t<*'F Kp&d ••utsRHiinijWrf in-' itiihited Utft fTbe dU mn IM ffiNWa.. tbs danger. 'ILe plank whteh had ,been' i*Sa afk’fret fbny by;tflehf inches ~f- didn’t bear you" be osid,'with anI f'a<o*(ri«; 1 ■• '^Ode.'SAd drmld let ufiPmimVif ’ist tyrhf UUISs«p*Tlj->‘1 It w^Wl/fdWm - -beyond owr r«tch long fafisrd 'jfl c<niltj' |l hArrdladbferod it, and weoltPhava sthik' ■ -lid ih-S »Sry abort tJfte. - l lHdw'Ttttdat . 'he Whrld'tba IcHeqgwirtiiSVtfst ’ ' , ri«« Jwt* ■WUfaea Wes tafcmi'b. the cabin, I jjniijxetr’Wni'jb^ ’41*'t' swd thert 'be mdriegraxa WI1»H aUET<— • 4<wrtly.'dlfcrJ B&bfch in Hm W£'ta J - ersalriJ Bfrward,' wfe' when fa betdh.c-tasM oi the Mtn, wlMMtfrMH «MelW; -fto, l WMofWk •> ’* V’*' ' j out-; fc’ -UaMealbey inerwaae' tbelr army rage ; bo gentleman would submit to ik’’ 1 r LatJgMng'in bri sleeve,1 the ri^gro 'er»|-“- 'thdv’wre VHpjfcd. ' ' B. t’nteai IM preen speaks out, their llSerflitsklre'fone. '.' ; ■ 1 4.' Mbo' preW Wake out'their Gor- t WMhMW <MwtMfe',w' <d»efiM'4. ... -Afw?’ ItiUhihi Ip ija qou'tbe'tn'erl* toipsMiMW harattgitn, VO ’ ef1 anowyo inveeosaa, 6. If they draft the whole population warond.idHottoM^tta 'GstobM-MMsd। .tMi- . SI •■' *" **“ “ “*■» mIa pwMwi* T'• • r®cflr»r EealTtnnea' — ‘ —Mdaa_n aae they «ih "gel'nn yaluietre. ' ' ^Yddlni'w 'tbfs gentleman, e- ye V f r',*B.c'-frthby tiridartoke w rmjarar East ,• ‘HMaeMaatbay Wrtl gerwomw saltpetre •-■i*<M>ih*riw/beMhtaltta S, thd fas' Ihsir.tbey .-woWiqrm-'iM j . •'• tfajlsetoai >nua Afaom^ni tls. »*.iyN 1- “felt 8w>4»«fc»l* AMs df-bla Uk night [ and tba officer ufaUrrdwwajr, 1. . nothing left W IgU■K^jk:u - • -*'**■ ■ -' J I. «sff, aims the reVaUw Ibogan . »IMW WFF k*n fcliing. >•.!, bl greatest £aar j �NEWS pertead* are fast driving them out of their __ orgnniaatiMMdtheUneowdltiowalUwtoa Uniootol party opso* Ito Man to roorivo tbens. ' “ ‘ ‘ Ttatlnrtkfamy*: It M also singularly incoMiatool with ~{Mere follows the latter part of ear the Xafit't usual fair dtriing, ta aaaert urttata, omitting the part aiieeepresntod that “it only betray* a narrow jealousy 'fathaabove utateroMta.—Ep. Bam) la behalf tit tea* other candidate to art CbL KeUogfl. So lung ** thia ridiculous grumbling afloat stories that Col. Kellogg, or bia friend* have aoegbi, or wiM rewk the mini kliwn and th* wbela State tMtel I* riected. rrrin* bonde mad* viwleul tbewnte, etatetanding which, dftlsew were enthu- >,b4 t^own omm beMtae ittabM*- __ _ .r,_ and afterward admit that it bad uut nak­ biot only boceu** of them. If Gen. McClellan *h*H be ebocen ed Mr. JBailey whether he mat oat pri­ ?re»ideut, these, and tneh the**, rau.t vate invitatatioM to the friend* of Mr. be hl* couMeler*, guide*, and trusted Kellogg *o beyreoMt for “eowaultation friend*; and ha le aa loyal aa they are. fore ** fo«U*h k. report apreada any tar. Dorn the We doubt whether there I* a voter In th er, wo think U might ae well ba ar and organ lx* lion” or net £eyfc mean to aaaert that It did not are- Ohio who supported VaHandigham far twated* t . . Governor.who will not ae heartily sup­ Now k la a rnUuke—<a aboard and aider it a matter of much ooaaeqweao* port MoClelia* for Prealdsnt. Utterly »illy canard—to aaaert, or hint, whether its on denial of log-rolling on/ That be I* loyal, aoeerdlng to hi* owu that our county ceuvaation had any thing tbe part of Mr. Kellogg a friend*, w*n notion* ef loyalty, we presume, iuct ae to do with CoL Kellogg, nr the Congrovtrue or fal»a 1 Or doe* it prtfer iguo- bi* friend* Gen. Robert Patteison and Mr. Fits John Porter ar* level; Just a* no* com* before tbe e.»nv*aiion, and was rance, that it may make .latorueota fa-. hi* devoted frisad C. L. Vritandigham not alluded te ia private oonversstion, vorable to it* el lent, rather than seek ia loyal; just a* hl* friend Gov. Rodman even, *o far a* either •*reelf, or aay of knowledge that It may diaeeminat* truth! I M. Prim, who wrote aad published an oar reporter*, beard al the eaorenlion, W* are not di/puaed to quarrel with alaborcta letter urging that New Jersey or hnv. beard due*. Il ouly hotray* a the jEe/fr’* view of Mr. Bailey'* luflu-' should detach bererif from the Union aad narrow jwJouay, ta Uhalf of aom* ether seek an entranee Ini* Jeff Davis' king­ •no ; but when it aaaert* that “il there la aaadidate, to **t afloat atorica that CoL dom, ia loyal; just aa bis friend Richard Kellogg, ar bia frienda, hav* sought or intrigu* going on, relative to tbe Con- Lather*, who advised the public that be will seek,' the nomination through any grwwalooal nomination, it certainly dwee waa ready to fight for Booth Carolina each tfiaoMvar*. If b* receive* th* not proceed from Captain Bailey,” It aa- whenever she required him to do so, I* waminatioa, it will b* because of hia peat loyal; ju*t*a hu friend Horatio Boy­ •ervie**, and beeeuM ef a belief that bi* •erta what it would have known tobej moor, who could not re* why New Tort untrue bad It “dmmod the matter of •hould nut adopt tbe Confederate Coo enough coarequeue* to Inquire;” and the •tilution and east ta bar lol with the proof of which ta abundant io thia aeetlc®. elavebolder*, ia loyal; just a* George It would aoom that the Jagfe think* W. WcxMlward, Franci* W. Hughe*, William B. Raed aad Pierce Butler are the proper time tor moving in the mau loyal, though all or meet of them declared tar of a Congressional nomination ha* not that Peanaylvaahkooght to anils her in­ yetfaoene. If so, aboald It not take to terest* and her fat* with those of th* taak thorn who, ala week* ago, engaged womenweller* Confederacy. Ming of tbe pof i------------ ,____ , Mr. Franklin Pierce wrote I* I860 to Of course, we do not pretend to know in writing “ooefideutiri" latter* aaking Jeff Devi* that, fa ease ef a coHi* ion be­ wimtis tbe fediag in Barry county, er the lri<md* of CoL Kellogg, to meet at a , tween the South and tbe Abolitionist*, Ionia county, regarding thia matter, and ■pacified limo for “organiatien F Or tbe street* of the North would run red we do not believe either ths editor of th* does the Ecyb aim ply mean that the at with fraternal blood. Of course beta Banntr or the editor of the Gatttu tention ef the ptopU should not be called (after himself) for McClellan, and he known aay better than we do; for we will probably head tha McClellan elsedoobt if there is any aettlefl feeling yet; to thia matter until the Kellogg wire-, torsi ticket In New Hampshire next fall. but, if either of chore oautetiea or any puller* staff have bad time to foetea their Ex Gov. John Reraolda, of Ninel*, wrote other county, expeeuto rearive thenoro- rupee / It seem* to m, that none need te Jeff Davta, after the work of *er*riag lnaiioo,'it muat bring forward a man fear an early and thorough eacvaaa, ex­ the Union had begun, urging It on, and bettor qualified than Cel. Kellogg to fill begging the South to insist on th* most the pine*; for w* think the people ar* cept those whose acta will not boar humiliating and hnpoaaib'.e term* of re­ investigation, providing that canvaaa bo determined to keep their strongest, ablest construction ; of eourse, be 1* for McClel­ and oioat expencccod men iu Cengrere open and public. But those may well lan for Prerideta. during the stertny seseiun* that are to fear aa open caevaaa who need the tn* The Leglilgture of Delaware (bring decide tbe future destiny of th* Republic, ohinery of the Prevent Marshal's office' two tbtav Democratic, owing to ■ meet and out attempt to aebool mediocrity unequal apportionment) haa never yet into uaefu lore* a»^a room act wbM th* ui of military appointment*, to aeeuro given * manor* dollar for the prosecu­ greateat iaauea ever plaeed before a na­ a nomination, going even into the Copper-, tion of th* war for tbe Union; bslit will tion are pendingLoad parly, to aeeuro a tool for aueb a give a hearty support to McClellan. Th* With regard to Oapt. Bailey w* have Judge* of tbe Supreme Court of Pennbaa* purpose. nothiag to aay. H* ta a Barry county 21v*nia, who decided the Conscription In oencluaion, may wo not venture to man, and in perfectly eempeteot to fight rt—any Federal conscription—a neonbia own quarrato. Whether he did or ' hint to our oaten tatiouaootemporaxy, that stitatlonal, are all hot for McClellan. did not eeud out invitatfoaate tbe friend* he may' not prove a “very ahrawd or safe Henry May and Benjamin G. Harris— of Coi. Kelb.gR to meet her* “for lb* counsellor of the Union party” or a very tb* only Kepreocataiivoe that the seoesefficient retainer of ooaeord and harmony, sfoaista of Maryland wkre able to elect to tha laat or to the preveal Con*rea*— who doea “ not deem it ef enough cenaeter of enough cunaequeoee to inquire; will bath go alt length, for McClellan. inasrneeh a* Mr. Briley’• influence, if queflo* to iojnin" that be may know, Tha New Jereey and llltaoto lagiriabe can find time to wield a political lt»- whether hie denial* and rilegatioaa ar* tor* who, It to 14 month* ago, did their dueace while hi* hand* are full ef milita­ true or false, ia matter* which may con­ very beat to force tbe Government to ry busiaeaa, La confined to Barry county cern either hi* ooetempereriee or th* surrender at diacreticu to tbe alavebold— certainly ha* not barn tn id* apparent Ing traitor*, are all dead sure for McClel­ any where ia thia region; aad the attempt public at large. lan. Baa. Wood, who justly bouta that be never voted * man nor a dollar for tbe W«n into* dangeruoa pipe-layer and wire­ proeenuliea of the war for tha Ualoa, I* puller can only excit* a smile among W e cannot too strongly urge upon our , now printing McCfolian'a lung election­ thure who know the extensive official eering report. And Wood, wepreaume, busine** be ha* upon hia hand*. If ttoorc Union friend* tbe importance of being will run for. Cocgre** nut fall on tbe . iaany iatrigu* geiag m, relative to tbe active in tbeir endeavor* to carry every I McClellan, a* ha did in IMS oa the Sey­ Cungroaaioaal nominaliep, It certainly township in the spring election*. If you mour ticket. And we do not know an . ,-doea jto* proceed from Cept. Bailey ; but admirer of Jeff Davto, ora juatifier of originataa in another eeunty than Kent, want, to vote for tbe beet men, ere to it the rebellion, who io not a supporter of asd ;sc<wUucted ia th* interest of sooth­ that tbe best men are nominated on your MeOrilan for Preridoat. er caudidato thaa CoL Kellogg.— Grand ticket. Now 1* the ticn* to a*e tq it that la It abusive to stat* the** foot* 1 t Jdqpid* Xagh. ' . no man I* nominated through logrolling Il is unaccountable that1 any ffis- and chicanery xho *IU weaken rather ■ interretsd Jocraal could make so many than strengthen your ticket. Tb* time Mr. Jeff Davie ia do laager In tfle way . btandariag or malicious miaatatemaats .to show ypur prefereae* for mre la b* of Peeouhaela legialaliua. Tha prob . aaare contained ia the foregoing article. fore the nomination. After the nomina­ lam la eeivad. The people have aolved Even the first par»gr«pb son tai re hut lit- tion* are made, aad a fair expression 1* IL Tbe airoumataeeca will ho recollectW* More than tbe shadow of truth. What •btained, then work for tb* ticket and ad. Th* Uaieu party had a majority of M* la the State Benet*. Ha waa Cal. we arid ooneemlng that oMveatioa waa tbe whole ticket. White, of the U.S Arm; in tbe following Iwgpega: If we are beaten at tbe township elec­ tured in baule. The L “Th* Republican Cretrel Committee tions, It will giveear opponent* tbe pres­ tied. The d “Preaidwt" • * of K**l County taened a mH for a Coaven- tige of victory, aad w* ahull be obliged Jett rejm. They would tionto beheld at Grand Rapid*, on the to enter th* fall campaign with the recol­ ■ tb*y would 22d elk, for tbe purpose, aa stated, of In............... , u Mr.Davia lection of recent defesla, boride* giving tld not lai the Cnlwoel go, and th* Into their hood* the control of tbe election i^Ouof of th* Army, qod Lfout. Gm. U. B. Grant ia asrigwed command of tbs Ar­ mies oftbe United States. The haadquartere "fthe Army will be fa Wash­ ington, snd also with Lieut. Ges. Greta fa ths field. 2d. Maj. Gen . Hallock la ta Wartiagton M Chief ef fluff oftbe rmy, under the direction of the Beeretei ef War, aad tbe Lieut, Gw. Ccmnian ng. Hia order* will be 3d. I inwetod . >*-JL I aoourdiagly. - *14 iu*mu T-1 Maj. Gen. W. T. Bbermtn la aaaigned te the command of tb* Military Division of Mia*i*aippi cempoeed oL th* Ohio, Cumberland, T*uDe***e and arkanaa*; 4th. M*j Gan. J. B. McPbereon I* a* iigaed to tha command of the Depart­ ment and tbe army of th* TenneaeM ; 6ih In relfoving My. G*e. Hall*ck frem duty •a Generahiu-Orief, the ProqidMtdedrM io exur*aa hu appreciation and lhaak* for I the able and **«lou* manaer In which the arduod* and re«pon*IMe dutiee of that position bar* be«n performed. By order of tbe Sfoeretary nf War. rwi—ji r *»«*•*■ waawn teave tbe gMUf 000^00 Jutger now loan it waa aau. i, urom » .. -v.. Lieut Geo. Grata, fa Whether three large accemiun* without delay ^to hie beadquarUr* ia the enable our artn ike t« overrun tiv* Suu. IM. M—, pmtaI. field with the Army of the Potemac. I Vase every M weaa. thaw . j»(f| rebel ■ MiMr ak.l» U d—u ••ijouav-. ... MrM, «M„l> U -t Mu rtl,*. phi*, arrived here to-day bearing a rutaur can oppoee to them. WUb a General that the rebel* intend another favaafaa ef who ha* never firfrd at the head of the Maryland, ilia autementa are entitled FinTun armies, *• may fr*I tare uf+tet~to ao«M oredenee, from the fact that be ry : but let u* remember tbe< Gra»< > made the earliest announce of Lee'* in­ •ucoeere* have n»‘t aft bartv-fieeomfii»be<i tended invasion of Maryland last June. Wxrm.—Tl»« last week baa I nt na»ul eererity, for this eli. thfa eeaaoa ef the year, (ta T uigfa quite a body of anew fall— about O laeb**—which «•* su'd* Friday and Saturday. We ta f-r rieigbtag (or several daye, tamrtHtw nt aero rimoet ever form for all o the 600,000 let. 1864, the drift ordered call to hereby.____ ___ _______ ______ for 200,000 for th* military nervlo* of the army, navy and marine cwrp* of tbe United State*. Tbe proportional quota* for tha differ­ ent ward*, towne, to wnahlpe, precinct*, er *tection diatrtata, or reuetlaa, will be made koawn through tbe Provoat Mar­ shal General’* Bureau, and neoount will ba taken oftbe credit* aad dafirienctoe <■€ former quota*. Tbe 15lh day of April, 1HM, 1* derignated aa lb* Um* up to whteb tbe number* required from *a*l> ward of a city, town, etc., may ba raiaad by voluntary anliatmeot, and draft* will b* mad* ta each ward ef a city, town, etc., which ahall eat have filled the quota a* Trumbull laid on the table. to It within tbe time derignated for the Tbe bill for th* summary punishment number required t* fill aaid quota*. Tbe of minor offence* agnioot the lew* of the draft wiHcomtncnc* aaaoon after thel5lb United Stair* was eaTlsd up by Mr. Trum­ of April aa practicable. Tbe gorvrebull end nneaed. ment bowtie*, a* now paid, will continue Tbe debate on the amend hi ent to the until April l*t l8M,at which time tha ad­ Metropolitan Railroad bill of the Dislrtal ditional boontie* aea*«. Oa and after that of Columbia, offered by Mr. Sumner yeri UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV date b 100 bounty will only be paid, a* ENUE “■ * provided by aa art approved July t2d, a patent tor * Current Water nhieh aeto upon aa Mtirely naw p frooi anything w* have ever b^» It ran* entirely unde? water, ia ' With •oats falltaf to perprediealei aide geing with tbe eerrast end very little abstraction on the aid* wheel moving against tbe current, model work* edmirnhly in a C running 4 mile* an b«r, but w* tike to ere a wheel of frt* kind e. timber enough for atrength and ui npevalfau, before haxxarding an . The following .tatemeut, for th and credit* the varfae. town. e*«My redvr the call fiw 500.00 ia takqp from * table in thr Drln Naahvilla,March 17.—Goa. Grant for­ mally a»»um*d earn in and ef the armie* of tbe United State* to day. Th* follow­ ing ia tb* order ow tbe aubjaot: In pureuanae ef the following order of the Preeideet: , Executive Mana ion, 1 Waahiagtoa, March 10 1MM | Under tbe authority of the act of Coc. greea to revive th* grade of Lieutenant Gnernl In tbe United Slate* Army, ap­ proved Februarj S3 IBM, U*«t. Gw. U.B.GrwtU.fl.A.tlae ‘ ‘ ‘ command of the nrrnic* .cited rrrtitfT ood Triluot. From tHri the »«wr* r« very nearly srcwrte' quotas under the new e»ll far 2 men ; 2 6th oftbe quota below be. <W*w quota. The l*«t onlumn 4 >bwk>w ahawa the erudite gl*M V> tl ! Petition* of 400 laboring men of New Yurk.'ngnlnsttbe exfaMion uf Goodyear’* patent waa peered. Mr. Grime* submitted tbe draft of a proputod non rule of the Senate, that all । Exeeutive numinatiuai shall be decidwd by tbe Senate tn opM ■esdun. The bill defining pay and emolument* uf Chaplain* after being amended so ai' to allow them pay when a brent an leave or from dtoubilligr or In prison, wu pas- (fagnte) AUUB1M LIXCOLX I resume command of tba armire of the United Bletea. My headquarter* will be in the field, and, until further erd ere, will be with the Army of the Potomac. Tbare will be an office heedquarter* in HOUSE. WaaMngton D.O,to wbleh all official communication* will be cent, except Tbe Hou** postponed f. those from tb* army, whoso headquar­ tbe joint resolution drupi ters are at the date of their address. ploved General army oflh : Chatty. Qp It wsvflriomoa, w* believ. Gen. Grata leaves for Washington on Saturday, and repair* immediately to the front. Hia staff ia onoipoeed of officer* formerly with him fa the military . dis­ trict of MtoaisrippL 1 Among them are Brig. Gm. Rawftrri, Chief ofStaff Ueuu । CoL Bowers, GapL G. R. Leet, Cept. E. 1 P.rt.r. «»U.l Adj.Ur ---------- - 1 Cept. H. W. James, Anristan master, Capt. Badeeu, Lieut. did let him go. Tbwr* wm a dead lock. late Chief of Artillery, goes Now more than ever before, ftta da- *jndinga of the *aoM reached Col. While. Aid-d'-Camp., Geo. Sherman i* due barn to-night aad rirabta to have tbe right kind of men oa He waa aeqaich and eager to eerve bl*, will immediately take oummaad of this the Board efSoparviaar*, u the pecuni- i military dividou, . . •' . . , ary tatereet* pat tatethrirhenda are large and importata and need financial *kiU, । joflgucMat nod beorety. Tbe oeenatan oftin* election abould ho Ttal .. teu MdtMO T>abow tba actual gate <*tito‘Mr th* 100,000 re eulfoead wetaraua meet L* deducted, aa writ w* km.d,i W*taM,fr prtewnerwawd dteebfod dwAw ttai Mr ■MtoMnutaete HftOOB-. Ae* w«Md vU WM -A IMr TM<~ hl MSnMlA '■“•>7 !• • r Ita U»i«l Oeweaa 11. Sami. M reowWaf via* from tbe 7th Cavalry, baa br In 17 recruit* from Bw Manty. Wrrf, and i. flotag retting that eo-rWTv out of the dr �tarot 4P* NOTICE. 'ORDER. Jegal JJtrtitts. ■■■•'. Z.4.„.C4. CHANCERY bAiE. MORTGAGE BALE. Jihnalewn Unlaw Caacus. mH now waging between the Radicals Conservative* of Missouri—Gsr. Cii KtH CommtrmtL AH Lss**em*w>l Cjdea Nsn an rsqueatod to oral la 1‘ooro* at th* LorsSI SOI School Howes a Friday, th* *&th lost., at ae* Retort, F for Wixmn.—Tbe laat weak ba* been one of unusual sevtrity, for thia climate at thia season wf the year. On Thursday night quite a body of anew fell—perhaps about 6 laches—which »** added to on Friday and Saturday. We bate had poor sleighing for severs! days, with th* Biermemeter al sera almost every night. Warn Warn Pataurt.—J. B. Yfefre uf Middleville, Hm just taken out a patent lor * Current Water Wheel, which MU upon a* entirely new priiMiple from anything we kava ever before aeen. H runs entirely under water, io a circle with floats falling to perpendicular on th* aide going with the earrent and floating RarKaatio to th* removal <»f the re­ mains from the Gettysburg battlefield tbe Baltimore Sun aaya: Many of the un­ known bodies have been recognised, their names having been discarcred from lettors, photographs, medals, diaries, cloth­ ing and other things found np.m the corp***. Quite** amountuf money, in small wmi, ranging from th* fractioosl part of a dollar up to Glty du) fare, wa* also found upon these bodies by tlxm* who diecnlerrod them. Thirty »Ht del. lars In gold were found in tbe pocket of one, and from thirty to forty dolalra In paper and gold, in tb* garment* of uther* itesides many relic*, mementoes,etc. All thia money add these relic* bars been taken care of by tbo’cnmmiltee, properly hi belled, sod held in eaf* keeping for the relative* should they 'be discovered. ”---------- ' *A~n elegant huiiting-caao g«ld watch and five »r sia silver watch** were also found upun dilforent bodies. Don’t forgot u> eallal Grant’* and ‘see these New CalieM, New Dress in* Iwruontal poaitiun au aa to be of Gouda, Balmoral Skirts, Ac., Ac. eery UUl* •batruetiuowb the aid* ef th* wheel moving against the current. The 1 nlUprfHiel.r, in ssM Aorryoo. *°*0 ’ ■ JOSEPH SIBLEY, Dotod, February », I***. MORTGAGE SALE. sod show cshm. If say (bare bo.wby lb the pstitioovr should not to granted ■. is flutter Ordered, That raid petition* ■ to (to pmcos fotorvstsd in ssM total »dsv«y sf *sidjM<Oto* radlb* tearts v *ee*ii< * *opy *f this evter to ho put . wo&s. prortoe* toto^^fteortai rnndcl work* admirably in a current, running 4 mile* an hour, but we should like to ae* a wheel of (its kind carrying -timber enough Gw strength and utility, in j T. Duchabmk. Z Chorister French Pariah Church, Mon tree I. Sold by all Dealer* in Medicine* al 25 oeats per Bvx. PIANOS Piano* A Melode­ ons! PIANOS W. W. KIMBALL, PI A NOB Chicago’, PIANOS “GOLD PIANOS 5«x®®o. ®aa®itna •Qwa*aqMcwrtMooff^amv^fcountr under 143 uu su Tb* following statement, for the quota and craditauf the variuos towns in this rawaiy under the rail fiw 500.000 men is takgn from a tabic in thr Drtn.il AdrtrfiMT TriinM. From thi* table th* teurtie ean very nearly aroertain their nitote* under the new eall fi*r 200,000 mru'; » 5th of tbe quota below bring tbe H PIANOB <wew quota. Tbe loot column «f figure, ibefow ebowe the credit* given to the va- ■ ri«M towns. All eseeas of credit* will : MMMt; MEDAL ARMOnTCMS. HattatUDavU A C*.’« FJaae< J. C. Fischer*' 4o 5jf IMPORTANT AND TRUE! jro* suftfinf withtbM drvsd dieMM. HasSws KEUKALGIA IIXO will speedily Wsveoes S ******* Km* wW *p**dap tatem. AM you suffering (ran ttw gnsoiogMf DnnrWirvov's Msnutct* Kuo will improv* y*ur dixmtloe. AU^vm ^vwuUag with psio. with Gorr ia year PIANOB ■apply «m the new call: ADMINISTRATOR^,BALE. ✓ O~v & *-*»• SPECIAL NOTICES loporaaaac* of a. Uatay* granted ’* A*1' by Im Probsts Inert for lb* county of Bsrry, os ito rsttegeC Man*. l*»«, I abdltaif er earn* «e EWING MACHINE FOR SALE. DVERTJSEMENT. CHANCERY SALE. In paraeaaea and by virtu* ef a dacro* of this ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. “■'l :*«m* b bmby | �’-<*>■** «■<■»*«>• ^IjthaT ......... fttlf rMiIhAm MW ■b-loou vraiwetf .^MMMXOKTXbt wraxw av aaariwoa, i*uir«toju,wcl ®®“SS2?S “Hn<SurraaSj: ‘ AIM - ‘ OJL* to "XwMT»dtf*H* Uf Pwlgf MV.-, t~w .4.V«| .brltoW) .’•<«<i [.WIWBB ■« <f3MtI He.a-tt.Ov.adrM-*: •s.c^exO .<»UA A naaawR ' • . and totunfcia atandt M««kto»ba< .to ealh I .-. -.W^imwee^v wk> bMdi aa >«»+* **F -**’ Pr,tcur* BEurBoi.tfa -Kinucx bgobc^akd mu HWXUXOsWVjUaCURHfr i. nqe lushed »f fre-h bOrlK Itntq kit *v»ry • RECBKT DXXEME* j’.^, 1 ,rt<p Wivtohb"□to aehew j »{aar In .11 ItoUaor to) IMiin Dito. AVl.ltl.Mxp.OM. Ntluconreuirnca. ■ii> <>. .mW ■; ■■ 1 In fur . K\V tort. CowaV«^ i gytuijs' Suiuns Jtrtdi -BXboA TtoiSUr mA YA\» m. ru a. root of Diimaa, ,-■<*» I*? ***!■*■** >!*a!g' •Tin !>•’• iwywUnMttd.'Md ito: t!w --1'01 aha Ml to ?n> wnara i. wanatacaa.' 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VtVvs ’ are taut .«MH» and eMeeugh pilteaUt 2®-Sfe®2 and ffiay wW afyUM m«~ • 'I ftoii ’ A Woudrrmt Tlwt’ * k» ivh*4<i « k‘AYX'RriS LtoMmvar < AT«AHW(J aMLULf i t Within n few •ftttfhlnr vfnei " dlx«\ area iu Damuea anantfry'. inAMro. ep plant erriw* tn be K (WntaH'nM.-Wrt H it. tmrrfc attain. alrm>t a rrrrtrrr.frrmre " «-f 14 fret, vet it pey.r prnrlaeww more ilmn two lr.lw.,! ■&W>aWJtylv etH-ngh, are lhe Brat or Mod leave/ vf oa/Kdt. SJUr^XAUieedYttito. ! I. FIKB AKDJMUAWP EATJGATW" IIIMaeer^M. for to torotnfora.at fair AfiSSSUiG- . dispatch Md Mvwrtoy. >. iwaaw^iteu ^4 turns * of a aqtia.h tn P^-a on (maiiig -and I mbrows, WSSKr.-^’K-Sffi BW to*U Jannuy. 1M4,.| rmu. S3,002,556.39 i ilwtittwiaguntoHl -mtiiK; Opai.to* .Utotod to < 1A» I”"'01' I Btrwu oppttoU the P<* • 7'■ooutor-gTC qcrxzomMW-. 1 ----------- FORBAD BY DRY GOODS 1 tbe-MWup of tbe will, are at tbe MfMe Wu w fUi eito pn4uc< p&< wbor*- rptin or never tall., and ku n<» need of a -T;a04TT.-.Cf c; Ito-Bvarrt, Robert. 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HASTENS, BARRY, COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1804. । Abeta-fofopime. a vsiwed farSB -stat ,laithat mp&w. Bia tatojmM A - - , W own m purchased, geaUemsa afterward, and from a distant State—foe Hon. Zebulra Chester. Tbs Elms wee, originally, a fine bld pls'oe, and, under foe direction of ------------- L_;—abeoleteiy is okj stone bouao was re­ furnished with tbs coeilisat furniture; the grounds .were laid elegance and taste, tad, as the warf, foe Hon. 3ebc I tn removed et»ed taiJ/iSctaS^resHy wtart to foe Jgufutp' Buiiuu Sfrtchtl DRUG Roberts STORE !l! tk Kara frtfofo troth, hawfolih UJtoasso. Fur right shall w.uqusrwmeg. , . Striker, Await ths hour wbn sack proad Stats fcbsH Hftlugr^rftrtsjss, WMk foaro » ts srooerstripsa asd stars VaMdfola Uwstfoa; . Nothing in the boose , was safe frpm his in^ulKng tfupqsidop.J Hp filled.my bureau drawr.ro with frugn, that fovpptd tn tny face evgry -Ume 1 ventured to seardhTdr anything 1 was ted—frightened me half qpt of tny wits. He put •‘cockle ^/l? Ei string* to ifiv ureases ; scented himself with my coadioM perfumes, and brushed briWd with toy oj Hound foe cat were, slngnlarly enoogh. To baow (hal 'aMitb that foserod " Ifodsamtd by boro Mbod, ' Ko poor Slavs noircr* booeatb the bub; Mo lyraat mockisTGod. * ■ s now end moot complete assortment of and.an, afasMsmeuL, Ahnosieeerybody was afraid of him, but still foey iikhd to see his confuse! tricks plsycd off on some bodyefoe.. .. / One sotmnn.pveniog tbe Sewing Bo-cicty mat'nt our bouse. Elder Bushy, a TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. good old mass, celebrated fur Inw tongwinded preyera, was present of eeurwe, Elder Bushy roust pray, and we all re-, signed ouraeires to bo martyrs lor foe next two huura. via : • su - • . r FOR MECI1AX1CAL AND tlMDlClMAL Shy lock was In-Aha room when the FCKPO8ES,0NLY^Z D»di ever writ*his Malory I paUlioa began;-and I ktww'by-foa «xNo- , New, foel.l think of it, lam «r- presoirin of bte liuta Meek face tbal mlslain that foe hierory of my Prerions Pet chieL was .brewing. Directly, be slid has never yet seen the light. So I wlH from, foe room. eM'i would have follow­ begin al foe beginning. ... , ed bsd noe oourtaey forbidden, z Elder . When 1 was a liule.girl. fire or six Bushy tv<xiM sever forgive me if 1- left years old. I had a lavqyile playmate. 1i tbe room when he was praying. But I, I named Charlie Moreland. But lei me sat e* uetika. I expected aomefolng tell you in foe firfo. place, that Charlie dreadful—I could not g««®s what. MolbTEA. COFFKK. SUGAR. SPICES, VKPPXB, waa not the pet of which 1 spoke in foe ------- s_j------ - krep quiet, and pape PRU5EH. FIRS, KA1 SIRS. CODFIBB; oolunieneement. frowned al me over hla auppreesed ywwnt W e » ere deeply atlaclied to each other imdMtee. Periwinkle, who wespopularly tn fact, evm-tJiisf In the Greevry tins, sue* as in a childish wey—eo tnpeh so U»at we Mppoood juihawo designs cm the widowed forgot to be acJfifo—one to foe ofo<— bean of-Eider Busby, gave utterance to and thia with children, is always an evi­ dence ef siuoere aflediun. Aid UoklBg ExtracU, ,x Be w^ld fol ma spin bis top. and bee; to everlasting perdition, modified by cervon tn* BsrectAL axxrrrr of ths laxtiks. bis drum, and.-yum, hie: pumpkin vice lain seetoriaa fiendittous, (*' proceeding w>islfo; and 1 would consign my Iresbest byfoe-way which be always seemed to W. also heap on *u4 a good aasortmnt at picture b«Mika,.and my rcddcsLcheskrd take partioular delight in) fours was a dulla to his clumsy fiugeta. We used atagnlx’-rambling, shuffling, sound In foe ST-A-TIOYNnEH'^r, to sail cucumber b«»ta in tuba at water ; direction <tf - the chimney—wo bad an PEXF. I'ntOUAt. IXKR, PAFCT^EHbob* pwcket-bendkrrchiof fis^s oft. bean open fir+plhcn. . Another second, and VRLOPES, CAUDR, Ac., Ac x orji poles ; foul)d l“i>g strings of stone wall an ’ down lbs 'floc, in a, cloud of eoov and Babes catu# B-btedtoAftd—wbita.fluttering obivCL. -that l.-recoanixed as mother's rued was claused with, the duet we , man- 1 aged to lock up. i Gharlio.waa.a uk* little follow and io Ic I foot ram® Adm foe poor bird’s throat my girlish days, there mnQMj like was ' most torrlbty Indescribable, and'tbe bitu ; bux.be is not my hero, any more Jaudience were frightened out of all sense thou niy pct. itf decorum. The wumen.'ahrieksd—the A> bo grew older, he began to develop men looked abound for their beta, and stasia for adventure, end, at Um age of 1foe celestial vialUfit, thinking probably, fifteen, hv ran away from home with all font foe fire-light was ths daybreak, heplua capiul .lied up in a red bandanna Jprf upui foe bded of tbs Elder, and OEEAIP, IFOIR ©Afi®. handkerchief, and shipped on board.an 1crowed lustily. 4 The Eldar aprang to his fssi, pvs one East ludiaman. or Ready Pay, aaly. “ * I was twelve years of pga al the lime, look ai thfibold intruder, and, hatlees as SZtofoSreMaMfoe, Mid to ths eoDesUM at Special vtWstlon wirtbrpsM U CtnfWVSD- and Charlie’a exodus nearly broke >ipy 1bo wfo. Bed from tbe house, to which be ■ rwutud. JXd .W patting op PIOB&IJIlOhS; and any heart. I eried Yull an hour and had red 1did not rftora that night Mias Periwin­ ay and a ewelled nose all the next day kle fain tod ; and honest bul bungling in ouusequeoea. 1 was only cumforted, Jufah Juaw gol ‘her eyarkatiiig euratty at the last, by the cook's promise of- mak­ ing me a goweberry,turnover,- She kept a paint off. and left her sffia.darker fohOtahl her nromiae, and tbe turaoyar was exoel,i»nt! 4 do nut think I ( would object U txplain things,. aV !ut t •►Cibe bottom of It; and enefoMlIkkUjjow. . . . ’ ' , J. ». us BRUNT'S Charlie was absent about seven yeara de hla kppearance, meek When be returned tn Barbash, be- aune it with here and there a over to see the first of all, after) hie r stick i ng It! Ms week •■ HAST1508, MICH. Dr. HuntaJ ** ' ownfamify. Ho was a man npw—Uli, bearded, apd bronxrd,andloouldn't,play 21ara, called. WANT 25,000 Ila. of WOOL to ‘Jack straw*,* nor 'huree* with hi» juiy ,--------- -f tfiirty A va, manufactory into CLOTH— marljfofy younw looking, an< more. We were, both of us, surprised to find the moat ibanfotnl hair Of, we were trot llAlA boy dfifl girl, as wo bavkeeerkein. " I wu sitting In a races* of Uto pirlor, used to be And erw* wcru both ol'oorrj lAsholiaee. i and foe xieitor failed to, observe me— bul Just as Ctiarifo'waa taking leeeu be ,koyuoacmeihiiqf from the ' mean MM Owlrieb— Thapaatunale .tones of the doctor’s DRUGS AND MEDICINES, w^Cheawicals, Pulwta, Oils, Cam XBplscnc, BstYMlMg Fluid, $Ji»rrllain), rm umtBv GROCERIES! .-JS!»3XBX3’«a UUIU S MKBOITS, WOOLEN FACTORY, [ ’ C(JTH WAMAXTO Rtronond durtbU. It u the cktnprit way to ffet pood doth for your Try «//. * ' wool cARpojq:. . Dw.r™«fU7 »»d is lbs Bas< Massar. rn* Sr joHiuliwn. bull t»trtd~1fifc reach’foal wiahed fur . ■puk’wMbtaih.tetogaeewtey fonfe^ptrf , , . . .euwto-veto Ijwdgrf J them to tarp auric. M wtald *My dearest girt,' begun foe d.wtov, ‘1 Mid~u mIwM mu*!' Boa fota, bls me to a foil-eocfeesioa. He petfofl Miylcfo •» foil Oh teed, name I Only fancy a wife, calling out to bar husband.‘Diar toVbj I’ and eald be was o«r best friesfo^G M Emm the very firat, Bhylock’ took a strong liking tufolu man. 1 barfly'know >«'7 Why. Ha.was Mgiven to farming new though old fofl gray. Charlie Moralnd Is marrtoi, ni foes altachmecto, but bo pereietod in viaitlng Tbe Firns every day, on foe. most famil­ a halMuxen Rule Mereltads around Hs iar footing. Almost Invariably be air. tibia, tad tfiaoMeet is efcritorarf Wr- nsigbbor tny abtm, bonnets, gloves, jew•Irv. etp, with the greatest liberality. Mr. Ofowter declared ha-had enough ofrny waidrcbe to set him up aaa fine lady, any 'time he chaos W make the metanuirphosi*. ■ ■ Atone periyd, I had Mr. Cheater's booljack, drawing gown, a flats, shaving case, and merachaum^all at once; and he waain possession of my sHppere, three pair of uudsralcvoe, a &otag, two bosom plus, asd tjry beat ombryidared nlght? got so that I fairly ha>d the man. or thought I. did, which amounted to ;the same thing. Our family took to teasing me most mercilessly about him, and, if■ anything will make a woman despise a mat], U J* to be accused of haring *de signs’-on him. ts, ., P*pa insisted upon it that Mr. Chester ’ M,««mirtMbyluok ^ dipiomot, to ar -• range the marriage MUletgeot, asd thatho wra generous enough to 'endow' me wlrb nia goods before ua porformaupe of the ceremony. ; Phanigbt, when they bad carried the thing ;beyond ell bounds, some of the fituna people of. the vicinitv being pres­ ent, T waa proyoked- Ao do something daring. 1 just wanted to convince them all thak,in apite of foe iqrakyy express liny between ua, I did not ears a fig for . Mr. Chester. . '. Sol made a sketch of foe Hun. Zeb ulm— I.was only too clever with my pen­ cil—riding a donkey, and underneath was foe inscription i . ■ ' •A Pai* or -BM.’ . There was no particular wit In foe caricature, but the likeneaa w*a,.unmiatakabls. 1 have foe drawing before me now and must be pardoned foe egotism of saying, foal Mr. Cbc-ster’s ^rtottal was MriMt; but foe donkey’s ears, at fols laic day, strike me as rather too long, and his frame, a little too angular for a rMpectable beast. We'ali laughed al ii, of course, and afterward threw it aside, and, for foe limy, it paaaod entirely from tny mind. A day or. two afterward 1 was in the garden, which joined Mr, Chester's when, suddenly there shot past ma foe most 'grotesque object 1 have ever seen. A Sb,l«k. in my new.cndbline, auaui all drapery, myjrfe fichu -pvor bis eboulders, my 'love of a bonneV perched on hla head, and my’fifteen dollar parasol in one paw, and 1n foe other—good gracious! It was • foal ssry Ideation! scrap of paper on wjiidi J bad sketched *A Fair of ’em!’— And he was going right In foe direction of Mr.'Choster'a I " . . I calTri) frantically to bim to stop, but A few words re Newspaper Weilers. Io.* Jau> auaber of tbe Phrenotoaiaar .Jpnraal, the venerable, editor, Mr. FewJler, devotes seme very sensible talk to 1Ne-eoatrtbutira wMA ril edfror* will ।appreciate end <11 writers do well » bead. “Granting that you are fitted by your organiiation to bo a writer—and. that yen really hark something to esy thatli will be woHh while for the people to rood, then th* following hints, .suggq^d by th* experience of <*>e, wb«, asaoewtributor, editor's nd author, baa wielded thepf* for a ^usrte'r of a oratory, are at' your service. 1. Hiving someth!ug to ray, set yowrself about putting it on paper, as clearly, concisely and pulntsdly.ra foe nature of the case will admit. , ' I.' Jfyou have any apdlngles'or excuses to offer hr refereovt either to your article ybureett, put them, by all means private acre to lha editor, (n writ>r the public, it ii seldom either gawd y or io good taste to take yourself ’subject. ’’ * - ”■* As a general role, dinpenae with the most write a long article. “A treat so­ dom thought,” a late writer truly saya -may be packed into a small compass— made as solid as a cannon-ball, and, like that projectile, ent down nil before la,** abort articles find snore readers and are more effective than Inng onee; so, ‘put your tk—tyht* dart; tasksabort teutonoeanever stop thsl reader with a long or ambiguous word; but let the stream flow right on and tore-with drink It like - --------- - ------------ ,-------- -------------------studying foe best works on Grsrsnur sad Mbtence that you add will detract from the effect!veriw of yoor article and from its chances of getting into priwt. 0. Having resebrf Um s^l,go earaW|y .over the article, and cut nt wtpurindy cvrrjf Kord ttuduenleDct fort doci Mt add to tJ.t unrt, or u irrrlresurt to tka ,anrolo,ua owrwt uw« wmeu. «is rubjtck This is a more imperial «u bounded ovsrTIErTedSo^na atrock far junction than TWJ any snppuea. The W4 --t’-i-*— m-i < m. gwarally admit s great deal of pnming. Mere words are no ornameoto of style. If they convey ne definite meaning, foey axe mere exereeencra and Incumbrancea, otoevre. 1 exerted myself to the utmost, Mfl’miMMfttf in grasping foe last spring of hla Bkfrt, jwB u he -pet foe drawing into Mr. Cbeeters tend. I thought J should sink with shame. If my nerves had been foe least -weak, lahould bare foinled awayi Uh® fo® b»rulnea iw- fivc voUree novela, ■ Jdf. Oiestar looked at foe vile ebeel. Hto foeaflusbed alowiy, but there was �NEWS it wriirjcawst ate cwnTtwraow" ■&hfe?r^ftt“drt -- stitutioM they p-wornsir! it lte «>«- meweeraeot of the reboflio*. I aoMrored ! jtwOn i|iwii| > ■-*—« ing te promote tbe general welfare criti>« then prevented mo from giving you my ommalty Iu which weBre, ofthe Ctvnreasons, which 1 will wow da, though ty, Bute, and general government, to exvreieo the utmost care in the eslsetion of । 1 hold it a* a self a vident truth that candidates, that oo personal and unwor­ thy ooueidoratisM may uugender jealous­ slavery is the remoter, and the diaapies, bickerings, quarrels and dlauord, that pointed amMlioa of the Sootbora lenders, will not fail to exert a baneful inflnenes ; the mors immediate cause of tbo rebel- fa the'great political struggle which it to Let ao national retrograde । Uoa. Tbo nature and spirit of slavery follow. muv«a«it bo caused through misman­ , are aggressive; the principle is which U agement In those psllmiaary encounters. is founded te a direct assault on tbe in. Let there bo a thorough organization of berapt rights of men, a violation of a fun- Id the Union tn every Town the Cbunty. See that the damoatal law of nature. It Te iasatlato rounec ovzrfft. w secured and the timid ranand grasping. It la never oaltefied. Tbo ake off*all tardiness, and snold adage may well apply tn it: “Give 1 y and energetically into the It aa tach, and it will take aa eli." It r recruiting and strengthening was nut satisfied with the slaves that । we may not only bo eucceooprove of signal service In the wore fa the country at the formation ef । os and Freedom next FalL— the CoMtitutiou; bat H snuet have some । .hick she received ______ from Admiral ...w. — the fieel, whfoh reach' ed AtdWhtoye River on Meedajr' ldth, where Goa: A. J. Sraltfi-e force diramharked to operate oo tend axilual Fort Price and IJolmra fa 5krkankas, DeRuaae, where DTek Taylor was er> camped with 11.25® am. Aosood aa Magruder's dbvtotet «■ Texas, Taylor heard of Bmiltfo tending, bo at. tempted to oearii ear rear and oteack.— went of Mobile,’ u^sr Gens. Bkirmishiagnomeneueed <m Smith’s left flank before ba waa aware of the exact wbereaboola of the enemy. Being In­ formed of Taylor’s design, be exclaimed : “Now for a race batwaen tbo rebels and the United Blates to tbe fori." By a qalck movement, Gee. Biwhb wkh hie array succeeded fa reaebtag Fort De Busse three hours before Taylor name up. A charge was made and sows fight, Mississippi oe the 13th. ing occurred, during which the Federate twenty yeara la whteb to eoelinue tfio Part of Admiral Porter's fleet appear­ hod aboot 4® kUled end wounded. Tbo abominable Afrfara Steve Trade. It waa ed off Alexandria, La., and demanded its The Freed Megrere of Usuistana. Fort wee eerily taken with 363 pvieon surrender, wMcb waa oumpfta® vftbWithact content with Its ample domains; but The measures of the Government in ora and owe 1 Ltash gun.wbieh tbo rebels out opposition. . it must expend and etretab out over aa Louisiana eoneernlng the freed popula­ bad taken off the gunboat Ir.dixnsla, and Prisoners raptured at Fort De Busse Tbo Cal* for asore Men. im tnense area of Max lean territory. It tion within tbe past year have produced mounted also two 30 pound parrots bare arrived at New Orleans. the finest results, to fort it is stated that from tbo ram Quscn of the Wea ; two TM TbscwJl for 200,000 more mea Ta sup. eould not be restricted to a Southern Io Gee. Basks would .Iratefoe the field wonders have been wrought. A few long 33 poeodera/rom the Harriet I-ans, on tbe f9ti er the Ztvt, ' ’ p<>«ed, to have bean made al tbe aaggvs-, callty ; but It meal eodaavoe to out-flask The fleet in the Freedom in the WeeL h was not enough months ego te find a negro that eould and four other guua. Tbe gunboat Kiver bad arrived from lion of Lire I. Cd. Grant. Gen. Grant • that it could enact what laws It pleased reed wee a wouder; to find one who meantime ateamed up the Rod River to Baltimwre. Tbe gunboat Qctorara, one believes'In'sowqnsring treason by do­ to restrain its victims within Its territory; eould write was a griml wooder, and to Eastport and fired two shots. After the uf tbe participants in the attack an F«l ' at roving the robe I armice, and to aceom- but It must make the whole North re find one who understood ariihmstic was rapture of the fortification the expedition Powell, had arrived at New Orleenc for escape.— a wonder utill greater. But now, in sin moved on to Alexandria, where the boats pfisb tbe result without fail or necessary sponsible £>r those trying curved Now Orleans, there are 1,900, lay when tbe Cricket teA. These things point out Re aggressive ten be must have large armtee. Fgbt The Armyruf Western Lnufoiaim Is colored children roadu« and writing Io Lattr. — Fort DvRuaee, Red Kiver, den ties. It is the very antipode of Frne.tog race arc io command of tbe armies. dom, which is held to be the corner atone tbe schools. Oue year Ago, Cel. Hanke IxMiisiona, March 15th, vfa Cairo 24.— tnovlM, Gen. Itoe'a cavalry advance Kw occupied New Iberia.' Two of owe gun­ or soon will be, everywhere, and good ofour social fabric. Wise as were our um feeding from too Go > eminent Com­ Thia fort waa captured today_ hr the boat* had cross*! Berwick's Rty anJ gcnrralebip, which has been approved fathers, they were not wise enough to missariat more than 20,000 nagroaa. Be United States foroeo under* GenTX.T. Grand Lake, nearly to Uale-«la-lfoee, aide thio number, there wore quite 15,000 Smith. Tbe expedlltoa left Vicksburg on many bettle-Aelda, is la demand, meet the the question iu sueh s meaner wbieh pleas they rac<*i»..ilcred. Before ' as to bare it finally disposed ef long ere who hung around the eampo and else­ on the 10th, tended at Semmeeport on reaching Bute ala Rosr, they rente ap>n and wiH lead tbe coluwina in the spring this; ^ut they must edaaver to harmoo- where, obtaining tboir living pertly by the 18th and mavubed to Say on Glace campaign. If oar armies are large' In two principles which are at eternal cooking, washing, fishing and stealing, where Gen. Scurry's rebel brigade - had a rebel unmo sod opened fire. Tbe rel»sls ran, ai>dr tbe gen beets landed men. I enough now, a* we hope ibey are, 200, variance; to weld into nae mass things yet thane were, to a large aztent, aa in­ bwt encamped, bat wbieh (ted cm tbo anwbn burned tbe tents and camp eqnipeire 0fl0 more men will make the work all ’ which never sen be msde to face tegrth- cubus upea tbs Government. New all proach of ourtranaporta, leaving consid­ the negroes bars been placed in a eewu- erable equipece and eommtaeary etovwa and captured the arms and ammunition OFFICE OVfcR BLXKK8 WVttt 'the easier, and the final triumph all tbe! er; and we are bow gathering tbo fruit of the so lira force. of thia oempremine betwee* justias and lien of profit to tbe Government and to Smith pressed forward to Tel lew Bayou, sMsmI to ail mlk fa IM Hm ef H«AfaGuerrilla made their appearance in more speedy and aura. Tbe rebel cm- injustice, between right and wrong. thcmselvee. Not only does tbs labor where strong fortifications had bees the vic ip itar pt Belon Keugv, end bad cUtocttoa •eripihwi excepts no one, but puls into That slavery ie the primal reuse of the s> stem furnish employment ‘ to those erected, but the rebels again fled. Aa several shfeniMbee yith abb lil^ Wtecvetbe armyjvrory able-bodied while person rebellion, no sene men ean deny. It was within the iimito of this department, but we came up the enemy was pressed and were there 10,000 more they eould ail be some skirmishing occurred, resulting is sin Mounted Infantry, which resulted in­ in rebeld<*n|. The confederacy have thus, not that slavery was In danger; but that variably in our forur. Several prisoners It did aot expand fast enough to keep employed without expense, but rather tbo captore uf several prisoners, and a iu this fast desperate effort stoked every, smell wsgoo testa. At daylight yoatsr’ pace with tbe growth of Freedom. Be with great benefit to tbe government. -thing on the hazard of tbe spring cam­ it must seek to hare a country and a Tbe bouefila that will return to the day. tbe entire command started for Fort paign. They have no Idea of giving up government uctremmried by the pres­ guvernmrnt thia year, resulting from the DeRuese, where II arrived at 4 oVock. operatioM ef this system of labor, will Tbe 3d and 9th Indiana batteries openence ot its vigorous rival. .the contest yet. I said that the disappointed ambition mere than pay all too sipeaus tost ths od on the fort, wbieh replied vigorously * Col.' Straight, who has just escaped The nf the Southern leaders waa tbe more im­ refugee negroes have been to it sines toe with three of Ito beavtest guns. frost a ioag onnfinemoul in rebel dun­ mediate cause of the war; and I think oceepalion of the Blate by our forces.— eannOcsde continued an btfur, when Gen. Vartioulara hal been rdceive>l »f tbe geons, bears the following testimony to eo. Had a southern President been Facta furnish the beat proof ef the ouo- Smith ordered tbo lot and 2d llliuois, , eeeO of say ey stem ; and, » i>tn we oomand the 19th Corps, under Gen. Mnwer, capture of Gundalaxara, by the Idbrvala. the determination of traitors to fight to elected, instead ef Abraham Lincoln, lost Ths Mexican forego were under Uragn.— es they are to all eelf respect, or tba pare too cooduiou uf 60/XK) negroes in to charge the enemv's rifle pits and storm the bitter end. Hnjaya: Twenty-four cannon and 700 prisoners, opinions of the world. It would have been tbaF Stale last year with tboir sonditlon tbo fork Tbs 58th. 119th end Mhh In­ French and renegade Mexicans, acre "This war will not bo finished this cum­ with but a bad grace they eould have got । now, we need hardly allude to a theueaed diana, and 94th Missouri regiments, mer. The enemy wiU never yield. It There are fed today, at charged over deep ditches and thick abat- captured. un a secession movemsnL The election perticulara. ‘Dm traitor Mejia is at Baa Luis Po­ io uo use to cry peace when there ie co | of Lincoln was not the cause, but the pre­ public expense, only 50 colored orphsna, tia. amid a galling Are, end, within 20 tosi, with 3,000 men, expecting an al­ minutes after tbe order was issued, tbs text for secession. Tbe southern lead­ and about 100 aged msn end women. Ttoroteaaeivf men there io central ers were disappointed Tn their ambitions Color Sergeant of the 58lh IHtwoia placed taek. Pubela te said to be besieged hy Lib­ Of public affairs that yoo bOsM not live the American flag upon the enemy's Anecbor liette Upoeub hy Mr. Uweoln. views; the star of freedom was Io tbo with io or out'of the Union. They must erals sod must fall, the invavdra having ascendant, and they must henceforth bold A Committee bftbe New York Work­ works. Tbe victory waa eamptete, and be brought to seme kind of terms, and . a subordinate station, or break away, H <W- !• resulted in tbe capture of 825 prisoners, ing Men's Democratic Republican Asso­ lime to save the garrison. -they will never respect you until yon and establish for themselves. They ciation recently waited upon President inctadiag 24 osmmtarioned officers, two Vidaurri baa practically declared for bauble them. There are officers plenty chose the latter, and the consequence* are DoecOn. to inform him that they had 6 iueh Dahlgren guns, two 94-pmtudore, the Freach, and CvrteoM and Dxblodo, to the army. Men are what we want, now upon us. But bad slavery But ex selected him an {honorary mvmber. In two fopounders, a lot of small arms, withe strong force, are msrohfag to al and a gnat many of them- Wo want 2,000 barrels fine powder, an immense feted at the south, those antagocistte tach him, the fortune frou Matauuwaa 509.000 this spring. Thea we shall principles would not have come In con­ reply be eaid: •'The mast notable feature of tbe dis-. quaality of assorted amunition, and .aew- and the latter from Santillo. Qirtinaa fa bare a potent argumeut far peace, and tact, end there would have been oo cause oral thousand dollars worth of commis­ turbuceio yourdty last rammer was wry pocular iu Tamaulipas. Bef.we peace will coma. It will aever ooms i of strife between different sections of the the hanging of some working people by sary stores. Fort DeRtme h a moot leer lag Matamoras be omseerated bis country. Even South Carolina would other working people. It should never formidable work, of quadrangular shape ba^ flag. Tbe Ubora| erase io bright bare hardly acceded on account of the be co. Tbe strongest bond of human and cast ion and bomb proof, rove*vd Tbe Fire Proof DalUia*. tariff alone. sympathy , outside of the family relatina with railroad Iron. A powerfol water' to accordance with a reeoiotion of the As slavery la the great mover, the should be one uniting all workingpeople battery connects with the fort caw mates, ! Jtobel AUoeitr to East Tunuqmee Board of Supervisors, the elector! of ibis firime Instigator nf tbe war, I think it la of all utlona, tongues and kindreds; nor which are capable of resisting shut and A correspondent In Hilllvrin 'Battery, County will be called upon to vote upon j n acoordancu with all rales of justice, should thia lead to a war on property or obeli of the heaviest calibre. The poeiboman and divine, that It bo disposed -of owners of property. Property te a frail tlooa of the uns were capital for rapidi- writing from Cumberland Gap,sends the Ua question of erecting a Fire Proof effect ou alt ... boats attempt following incident of rebel, barbarity in as quickly and aa effectt>ally ao pueeible. of labor. Property io desirable, io a ty nf fire a«___________ Building for the safely of the County rec­ It la useless to raise the fry efBtale righto ■ -*ver.About East TsnnsaeOe• • the rlv< positive good In the world. That some tag to go up or down "fa eoudualoo, 1 will mention an Inti, * ords, eneh vote to bo taken on Monday in reference to tbe States, auJ parts of should be rich shows that others may 800 uegroee were wore etnplovv* employed for a year . :*7‘b woraa. woAa. (Ben.-Smith deal which occerred iu tbe skirmish at cosetrueting earth qpx'L We had thought to give our views Sum, included la the Presidents Proc­ beooma rich, and beooe ie just euoourago- in______ till ” superintend tbe thorough _ destruction Tazewell,that plainly shows the diabol­ lb fell upon thia aukyoet but hare eondud- lamation, for they wore In arms against meat to industry and enterprise. Let wl of._____________________________ the fortifieationa to morrow, it <rtn ical spirit of tbe Southern devils wbn are the government, fa open rebellion, 'and od to do otbera iao. We believe moat had forfeited all ths Stale righto they sVer not him who la houseless pull down the take three thousand rose twq or three in arm agomst ra to their raid oe bouse of another, but let him labor dili­ TtenwHlfthoy <m>toro«s Corporal be­ •four road era areintalBgrat enough to possessed, even the right to life Ito. If.— gently and build one for himself; thus by days tn destroy them. Glorious news may be expected from longing to the Sth Indiana Cavalry, after underatand without argument whether It And now shall wo receive them back, example asstiring that his own will be a brave and gallant resistance on hie part. Gene. Banks and Smith witbiu two week a. atid reatore to them the power to di»would be better to pay a email tax for safe from violence when built." Exasperated al Uis noble conduct of the turb the future peace of the nation 1 Wo George Augustus Bala writes to Eng­ Their deaignv, strength and positions are • uno or two .y aura, or ran the rich of ioaCorporal, and after having eurrendetod must either admit the right and propria- land that the President gripped his hand contraband at prevent. teg all record of the title to their pos­ himself a prisoner, the cowardly rillafos ty of secesvioe, dr wo muU give thorn 1 to a pulp. Probably those Workingmen shot him through tbo heart, and not eatsessions. No man would expect to get over to uffendod justice. I am for letting liked that harty squeezo, and II is not iafied with taking hte life, they deliberate, one half tbe real value of bia land If tbe juatiee have its course. surprising that they concluded tktir ad­ Headquarters Amy of ton Poteman, ly touk the butt of their guns and oomThat my ooonlry wilt yet take its dress thus; record of tbe title waa destroyed. There March 34.—Lieut. Gen. Grant waa loud­ meoosd boating the corpus, breaking the stand among the nations of tbe earth, "They had only one word, then, to add are other records nearly aa valuable aa ly cheered al the different autioas aa be Sfe without a stain noon its fair evcolboon; and that wee that It fa our earaesa desire passed eo to tbe front. At Brandy Sta­ tbe records of the title to lands; but if that it will traly bo the land of tbs frac, that the next President may be from tion be was Utot by Maj. Gott. Meads, tbe vntrre of tbe county are willing to and lbs asylum of tbo nppraeeid, to my Lpringfisld, niiaote and that his name who areemoanied him to Culpepper. 1 Yeere truly, ' may bo Abraham Lloooln." Hri«k the old wooden building for tbe pres- eireerc prayer. On arriving at Culpepper, Gen. Grint V*to «**P the earth 1 II. WoouwokTu. creation of these we moat rabmiL was met by,a brilliant array ef military of those bell bo unde, that titeir presence men. Tbo station wan crowded with may oo loegor disgrace a riv'iftaed eetmtyJeff Davie boo ordered another troops, encamped in the vicinity, who try. Itk true that ws bare bosbo gqod displayed BWuaual anxiety to cutch a men la their handa, but the time io flfot day of fasting and prayer oo tbe 8th of f toe dfotingutehed hero. AprtL We trust It will be altogether in drawing near when they will out bo able Ho waa roo.irod by Maj Gon. Newton to retaliate ; « ben toe cacti!igioua hand vain, and that thia wilt be the last. Bui C-V- Betisr. Tbe party that waa then meed againatna will fart he himrelf profeeaea to have firm oonfi 14th ir«t. The orodlte of three Biota redo to Ges* Newton's headquarters, paralyzed by tbeAids, and tbe banner of Nev acres were found three farad red aad whence Gen. Grant accompaniod by Gon. freedom will again float, as beautiful aa denoe io the ferae of beaver. Hear bow upon that sail are as follows: Hampshire, IM; W forewarn, 2,130 twraty-five Cuafodorate slain; and sloe fbouUy hntuikB*. erer, over the beads of the Americas Rhode tetand. 523. Connecticut, 5iH where, ta a single trenoh, two heorired neente." . “Rocdat evtats awalca fresh gratitude Indiana, 9.9B9; M.cfeigan, «34 and fi/ty more. A oonstd era bio portion 't« the Supreme Ruler .of nations. Oar' of lbs beat Unround to lihely to be plough enemies have enffsred numerous defoata, ed up thia spring end raraurar, by farmand a netariovs scheme to bora and ura owning k, {romtwy to planting plunder ocr capital, and to drelroy our com and ether grain. Aa a matter of ci til goveremoutbv putting to — Wdl wsrU?fiussTSr. -R.t, E. G. Bo-M m M. -M« ml S-bb-lL w. ..r. r***1 ,k'jBakU>w, Goanraax A Gaarv hr put Into their mill, taaehtoery far is.. •Mi taraing f wk and boe handles, for« manufactory at Jseksra State Prfauu. Ttey expert to do b~u"* that tine. ■■ Hrm.xrrra-TbUviltef.te helag Jteted —‘I** «" P*’**5 hy ■ftewtalatorr, on aa to bo described Btocks end Lula instead of by Irte alw before. Tbo work te being perform hy fl. H. Cm*. Regietsr nf Deeds, w fosarioted by A. D. R«*k, Croety » royur. W< —» «*• 1 <*ew PM, wbtek i« ron Goost.—Th. April number is on e Uhl,. Tbe editor says if WO do n->t i ui. •< -tan n< •— 1 M.c W- “k‘ >n 1 LU.'. n~* o< • 5"" -t,,,!--! IS. •• ™u» ‘ k. a.4.; v<- • «-l>- lU‘ out r*»n roj’- B— —1 kl»1 .in k. k,rw Oh,. 0™«>- W-J--*7 “ ta* •,,d| —tn seitbev time nor »nelit»eura fat ..... '!“■ ,b- ' Irakli*./ tfartv-five thousand pounds *f metal » to tide eMtry ; when oMuptetod wMI wrigh tHrty thousand, it will • 41&,OOA - Uwand BvoroU says that ‘‘•b*. ftitooery of Eno* Traneeone, for the fi roTStew uU a ta!» of th. wkr .hall �mi 'GOLD W«« KANOS :srw I KANOS 'torn. Orp. urerpowdr tbe guard and would have dona ao but tor the return of the parly pho had goo* hook to Cbt ' them returning. Trainer aipaatdd to cnminMM Me nstnteterial te tbo eitissa te fire. wbU_ <»bW,U thia place, nest Sabbath. or both did at the same instant, and be­ fore the guard eould draw tboir revolt or|, ^’Wn sirs aa» omm good “awgar each killing trie man instantly. Not eaV laded with thia. Corporal Trainor deterdbris^ tbe pave week ■ . ■lined to cap era tbe parly thon coming up from the read, and would have done oq without doubt if the other two eat ai­ ry men and the citiasn, becoming alarmed for their safety, had not mounted thslr burses and took U> the road. He was WKIU1IT thus left entirely alone, and, after a flight . Baniow, Gom»vxas At Gearr have uf three miles, body pursued, escaped put into their mill, machinery fur using and reached Furl Albany. The bodies *nd turaiag f wk and boa bandits, for tbe of ths twu men were brought in and bur­ manufactory al Jaekvoa State Prison.— led al the Fork It is rsrsly that ws hove the pleasure of chronicling a more ' CHANCERY BAtk 1 They expect te du quite a bosuioes in gallanbexpluit, and wa are sure ths Curthat line. pond's coolness aud bravery will bo remaiaberod. ' -U ^ns-G. Hmatrca—THa village ie being re CoL Wells writes to a gsotleruau io Ath-MUb yra platted under «n act passed by the list this rity that tbo Corporal's companion . 6// K y dMvA^BMted, dkterimA la Pursunre and by virlae of s dscreo af Iku 'V«*giaLatur«-, eo as to be described in who left him an unceremoniously,..>pa anew reeruit who had arrived within a IM.-rim and Lota instead of by lute alone, week. Tbe Curporal excuses hhw, <>n •« befbre. Tbe wark is being performed that ground. Beeidea, when traiuorarix by B. H. Ceoki Register of Deeds, who de tbe tn eat st, thio twee grappled tbe :U assisted by A. D. R-.rk, ©Minty Ser- robe! Lieutenant, but waa overpowered and would have been aholat, had ool the veywr. We have seen one copy of tbe Ourporal’e bell at that instant dispatched -new Plot, which in very neatly executed. PaiAewinw^-Rev. E. G. Bryant Is( GnMT.—Tbe April natalxr is ns oor Ibeediter nays if we da not »<» anmber we vhall get none far We take tbe bint. I«~e tbe iLedy's Book and gVf1 ewrtain Iretwrr Me. %widew! Ne w enwldn ‘ ’l think uf it.— S-. Gidey gate a tn like this mouth and ■we shall gcttbal-ady's Bo.A nest m<>o<h; -and we on aaaure yoa. kin I readr-, there will’bA happy smiling faeee at our firs Bsnvs'e Ba»acuiAL.. Taocuso, for -Coaghe< Celda, and Irritated Throats are •fl^rW «ltb d>. fullest omfetewre, In tbrir e$cacy. They hate lurn thoroughly tested,' and IMlntaln tlteg-od rvp'tUUt-n th *y have enquired. At t^'rt «vt imi itrt to ogTtnr fAr joavit*. EtF* The fact that one «d Gea. Burp1 aide’s eteff odMars h.-w recently been en­ gaged la surt eying grounds at Annapolis ! Md., far an encampment, does not ocou “4 Bv Bsrry eeeaty. Miehigsa. sarily imply jnrites a c>rre«p<mJmt. that Kis proposed assignment tn tbe Dspartmro'. of tbe South has nut been eban r.ta.s of William H. Iloagerfoid. done*!. Nut anly will Gen. Bumride *nol go there, but his oummand aill bear an intimate relation tu the opgratrahs uf tbo Army of tbe Polomse this spring. 'losqw oi uasungs, on rruuy. toe stb day ef Usreb, ia tbs year oas thousand sight haadred sad sixty Bar Press*. Starwaa ft PMUs, l«T OF LKTTERM, I j ^sutwix. ■atbeeeM Mortgage, to wfc: ptew or panel Jlsad. siteate. 1 In ths soeaty sf -Bsny asO mi •cd kaeva si being th. wset be tuner »t seeUsa ttUty S— DRUG STORE!!' awarMMiPi*, ^xsistafttk-siftryis । “““•"iKk- ! a~n er leu. will be said at paL.c .Bnl(ra or ' ™ •’Xi’ZsiZd *,*urT| ns’s ease Roberts &, Striker, ‘■KWlzS’iMSr ! • WOfcriJAoE BAtt •Sj7E®=«^?^£ TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi unm. tr TOB MECHANICAL AND MEDICI SAL PVBF06E3.0m.TjBl I Remaining uncalled fuFBt.lhc Hastings Poet Utfyx, for the week ending March IMPORTANT AND TRUE! Inx of said mate. EKE too seffcring with that dread discus, Xcs w'aTOOTB NEURALGIA XIKOwttl speedily < Hastings. La sgM *orrj twenty at pub EA. COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, PEPPER, Psunx nos. BABOta, codhsbi 3ui» lie m npGesi. Grant <m Wednesday telsgrapird te Gen. Meade that be akmld at Culpepper the fullwwiag day, but added be bad aeitbor time nor iociluatiou fur a Brewd review. He should vlait tba 2d aorpe, and K the men bappes.ed tu bo in liae be ebosld be happy to look al them. fn st7 '**h * ARE you recked "ilk tbe tortartb of Rgzsnaxapt Wanos’e Xuateta Kiso viU speedily niters. ARE you sufetiog from tbe gr.iwiugeof Dnrarui! Ahos greet Tsriefref tbo MORTOAGX SALE cnima? TxuxuniXB^ AR* y»y |rv«»lr.g wilt psla. with Oort ta rrer AH Ctokfsr Extracts, S PECIAL'XOTjc'lj*’ f J1J—I u: , EWING MACHINE FOR SALE. _ ■•re* l We aha keep an tend a good saeortawt of sucurir. -SU preruuUuWdjjr sfburiog. (A tree espy.) ST-A.TZO2SrZaEl.-3r, ^iIUl PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAFEB, EN “ VKLOPES. CARDH, An, Aa. ADM1 NiSTRATOR-S SA LE la tbe ■alter ef tbe utplo ef Losies H. KlebeU, loceaaed. Xotles is hereby gire that tn poreaaaco ef a Jvussgtutw* »o vx. hy t bs Jodgw ef Prebete Br I Areperfectly reliable ■ nr • W4?^wteL0SUUi,A UXG- * “ru* st and DyR 0. R. WALKER. AvprVfcr. J'^’KT1 •- tii Opes ear abets* ■ay be Bead aU ef ADVERTISEMENT. PATENT MEDICINES I kinds ofleteetfre! Wenas Xsvaattt* Ex,. wW ...Mgs ye* rox m uncut amm or tbr lamro.' ARE yes usrere sf tbo sstesaos of tbe Gust J,. fsath(n8*‘dayo}| OUT HAXBWAM SNBB. Afterea ebeeaceef ssrsrel eran. I tern ante warned ths HARDT ARK jtubt. ** gee Bans. ■n^au^te nbnM Mi Bane via OX MONROE STREET IX THIS C1TT. fas MdteiarT **** eeUlsaly *** ^r’“'*u “*d D— C. R. WALTER. Caere! Agent. B.telo, N. X, end Feel Dree,C W. n.w^.-aa?tfA£a!^s refeiNT r r 1 Krj.i - Edward EvareU says that “whoa tbo aurv of Eaot Teaaoaeea, tor the Grat ro y ierw nd a halt of tba war shall bo HUM, hwriil dteetnaeoeonaaoftyrrsewy id sVoreedna of wbieh there Ira few rallela h> tba oMale ef tba waeid; and jetejqgi—doof tea* who pswtsnd to 1 waging war far t^gaverameat,’ and Brateok the rhbta «f tba miaarity ’ sossra imon ■ Uuruas .April 2L Utt.) ADMI1 ON FECIT CL'LTL’Bt �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-04-06.pdf 7925a61920207a1235c1887abec448af PDF Text Text m/.j ■‘Vtt Sutuijs^mm"" S&iatHai U FO-BUSHED KTERY WEMtRSDAT, at 'wianxM, saaav ccoxtt, Mickiaan ttifaa fa “Jfowsr JTM” swr Ifo Fl if^Tiq m*. She wrold have tadd him that tto I fhtoe aS-p, tad to Kfk. rea rnesaluie- ifol eyes :'siw gex -d upbu bi* tanocent tod no fuel, no brrod—anlnnyiblng with lion, and ------------fa tven anxlout --- ----- —I'M’!*** I which m Wann andfeed tbe children ; but pome bsdt r and sir fee fees eve* been , <D« dash , struck ptomnf Tbe rar he w«a gone, and «be Sato back upon h«r kind enough lu give me an «irdar to ad. wife was rut oe- ber: .11 seises, »J—pleat vanes II* nfaeasery srtloles nf cirthisg, watch, tot had tit* eouM pillow *nd wept. •' !>• V Tiw- light of mornlag carat M length ftaid and furniture. To-morrow murn- •ero tfee~sno« orhst gave 'bhek tiro srorfl rtfs -foatfeH. and a moment mon. her ‘ but Mm. Wilkina bad ootrfa? from tor Ing 1 commeecofe'orlr.” “And yon have fame tn ses if 'yon :totabend Mtrmd. With . tumbling bed, nor had her children crawled from out tbclr resting place. A *>und oTfobi- roirtri .ihtaft your cottage tack egafa to fees she robed hrr. epos to bis face, asd ‘ ‘ i tHM-tiirflfedrWtt Stefa was heard from without, sconmpon- Ba* tor seU Captain Walkerf as Wil- * ied by a noise, aa though a light riwd was kina heeitated. . I ahemw thm^lUhtt ••Yea.»lr—to saa If .I oould hits It of ■ toing dragged through tto mow. Tto ' " ' door openud, and tor toibeod entered.— you," rwuniod the po«>r man. “Wllktoe. bnw much csh; you make at He laid upon the tabla a heavy wtoeU-n “I am tow UMdght, fait bustaert bos dal<-wf. a small pelt, and a paper bundle; ynwrbuetoswsr Uartly asked ths then from his pocket ho took another pa­ captain without seeming to becd 'the rc- taioed ms.a-uh.uw I harts favor Mask oftbeo" per parcel, aud again ha turned towards “My employer ia going U pdl me on “Name it deer tbe dt*>r. When next lieeiitared he bore In tris arms a load of wvx>d ; and three to job work, air; andas afan m l can dm laid Am band times did to go out and return with a husband’s ertd. . load of tto asms dewription. Then be **•!•.>> fourteen dnMaro a amok.' “And y»u will Mik IM w qitestiotoF “Aod b»w moob wi)l ft tafen >• "Phen* over the fireplace, and e-oa'a bias­ continued WRkind. . ■;-> •. •. *r. ing fire snaoprd and sparkled on tto “ No. I will Ort" ■ ' . , *1 — * hssrthr Aa own as this was aufampUab“Then," emtinued Uta husband, as he ed, Thomas Wilkins toot over Ma chil ly get along with five or six dollars h bent over and imprinted a klan oo Ms ■- 1 •• • • drun and kioaod them; then ho scoot to wroh." “Then you might be able to save about' *jfe'a brow^ "1 want you to drees ocr tto bedside of his wife, and while some : children for a wglk.wd von »HAI! sosompowerful atirred hia soul and four hundred dollars a ysar,"_ . party ua. The'niftfet ncMm and tranquil, “I mean to d«» that, air." mads tto ebe»t bceve ba murmured; iAb A few moinent’s Captain Walker gat­ and th* am>w is welt- trodden. “Kb. me. Lfaxie." Tightly that wife wound her arms ed into the face of bis risttor, and then fak m» questional Berne id ber jwr promise I" 5 , ■ . •bout the neck of ber husband, and ao Lixxie Wilkins knew nnt what title thtaigh tto hroe «>f years were centered all meant, nor did she think to care, for in that um kiss, she pressed ft upon bis anything that e«>u1d piesae -her hMhead ^Ttore—no more." he uttered, as to Il wai a Utter oold night on ike twenfaerth af- Decentbar. The snow lay deep upon the from earth, and tho bright m.«>n riding half we* up tho baexena, font a ekrystaiftne lustre to tbewcoo.. In th- high nuui, a »hnrt dtatene. Iron tho dlltet rop<«liig village, .food the farm of * hnmoa bufag. Hiagarineou wrre acenl And tarter.d, by far luaufiicient ta keep but th-lilting frnsC; his frame aboidt sod oberts triker 'trembled. I)k9_lh» iro-bound boughs of / the weeping pillow that gfew near Mm, and hi. fa6v,' tu ths MiHinbeem* now ftohwd upon it, exhibited ali the fearful font prints of that demon, Inumprraaee. P».r, wretched, debased, ha looked, and •oeh, In truth he was I new and most complete axsortinent ofI Before him, at tha rod of a neatly fence.! and trellised enclosure, stood a DRLGI AM» ME»IC15E», small outage. It waa degant la its aim­ rChcwieals, PalMH, OLto, Cam pie nroh.roo, and just each a one as tha hu.nhlr lover of true famf»rl and joy pfaietse, Baraing Flald, would seek far a Lome. The taars rot. TURl’ENTINE AND ALCOHOL. led down the Hoatrd cheeks of .the poor inebriate aa he vexed op-m the cottage, and st length, n* he deeped hie hands in agony, lie murmured i •O thou bs»,l home of/my happier 15T FOB MROHKICAb AKD MEDICIMAL■ day*, thou-lookem like a bravro id the gently Lid tto arm uf bia wife from bia .... ---y . rOBKMil3.<»LYUI2 ■strings. In.-e abort time the children jnist. B-naalti thy roof I was married nrck ; “ttoae Ihhig. 1 toss brought are were ready ; then Mrs. Wilkins put on to the idol of my a«ial, witbin thy peace­ for yob .nd y>»ur cbildran," and aa -be such articles of drew as she could em»ful waHa, God gave to sue two l.lroaed sp*<ka bo-left tbe house. inahd, and ao<m tbev were h> I’m road.— i hildren. Tlw-ti p«-ncr and plenty were Mrs. Wilkins en>M from her Wd, end t Atos a foU .took af oiin«\ mid l»vc and joy were mine.- My tremblingly .to exam I r.rd Ito article . “Wilkins,” said the old man, M he The moon eh<me bright, the rtara peeped down up.rt the earth, and tbeysermed wife—Gofl Mros her gentle a.nil—Was up-0 tto table. She foead ths Jrof. aad took bis visitor by, the . band. “I have happy (bro. and my children—may bsev. m the pell eto found erilk ; one «t tbe watchedzwefl y«tor’ countenance tind to smile pp-m the leave era d^n theft erf pn.troftlirm—isugfeed and played in papers torteiniad two eaMiller bundles— weighed well your words. I know you twinkling eye. of light. Siftnoy 'Wil­ glecMime ptawaure. Gladness smiled one of tm— and ene of sugar. -while In sneak ths truth. When 1. boight that kins 1e«d the wav, efid silently Ms wife upon n« then, and every h»*ur arsa a.ara- the remaining parcel ato found a nice cottage from/your creditors six years and chKdrew fulfowtd. Several times TRA, COFFER. RUOAR. HMcl-S; 1'EPFER. ago. 1 paid them nne thousand dollars the wife geaed up Into bar husband-* • ••■n of Mies. But I lost the. as the lump of butter. PRUKES, FWB. RAWSKCODFIlyH; < to feet; everrthtng is the flreory liaXarob • , Red Io«<h hit own salvation! Six “O,’’ murmured tto poor, wife and for IL It has not been ' harmed and Is ro.nLrr.ancr; but from the strange ex­ will l» herded for fsMily »H Moor nf tbs pression that rroted there, she cnuld years have passed aituts the deninn that mutton *a »ht- gated upon the fo--d thus ssg.iodMit wan then. Also a great rarlslr of tbs I took to my bran drove tie from your spread out tofire her, “win-Obe seme time ( have nteelvsd go-id rent fur it— m«ketvul potblpg t&a tended to satisfy sbeltnring n-f. - And th-ve aix years ! throe!. Can jfobe-JMWbl* Thomas baa CTLHtZOT At length a slight tort An the road O, shat niiaery, what agony, what M>r- xt-./r^tha I.. No, be.ncvcr did that! And row a.'and whiit drgn-dation have .they then itot lmill-ttoTH^-lfeMkind. brought them auddsoly upon tho pretty And l eaking Extracts, My sjMirS until If l« alf futld. 1 will tott whits cottage where, years.before, they n.< brought t«» tne stud my p»M>r family 1 sweet word"! ’ 0; tty’pivr. pm>r heart, Home, health. wrallb, pears,- j-^-^Snd ’ raise m-t a hope that ttniy only fall and you for-ho rem, nor for • ceot-nf inter­ hod bees so happy. Tty epprostfaed thaam.t. ^rbs sa«w in the fnmt yard est. You shall hare a deed of tbe estate, Ir.endsmv gone—«|l, ali goon! (J. ttau crush thro!" ' . ’ ’ fetal rnj—n... I will not l.laiue thni It gnd ip topirn 1 will take but a single had >>een ahoeeled away rand a path led sTA.TioisrER’sr, Wilkins opened the gats whb I, | w|,o didik-V-. Year after year I eon,' w bo hud rated himself upon hi. note apd mortgage, upon which you can np the ptoxxa. —Ma iwlfe tremblingly faBojsad. but • PENS, PKXClUt. IXKR. PAPER. EX•WEEZEX A AIXEM. letup.redj»ith,.<t>y deadly, sting, when I elbo«, He ..er father goner !-! bavp your own ume.” ViXOPES, CAJilMf, Ac., Ac. kties that destruction lurked in thy Ifhomaa ‘WIIMn'a tried to thank tbe wherefore gbs knew not. Then her hus­ rx at a ia ct>«« -Yes Charles.” band opened the door, and In the entry am’de. But, but. and the pmr man raisUpon oer shelve* o»y -b. tound .11 W *O. tell me mother, did he not mme old man for Me kindneve, but he Only rd hi< eyes toheuvbn aw hr Wpoke.' ‘ihsrr and-ki»a tpe aud fittle Abby-tifa morn- »anh back iato hisfaair and wapl'iikea he met the amtllng noun>«anrw of old ,T*'£j:rX7.X', ins’of tbvir profeauTi* Captain Walker,1 abouaberod them into t« room earth f« another man—tratf ingl” ' 1 • ■ ■ >' child . Mid whUe be yrt ant with bia face the parfor where a warm firn glowed in 1 trill Ac tk»l mmt oir. ("“*♦ C»urt Hmm, H««Hwx» IHe*“Yea, yea—ho did, he djd!" cried the bur|ed in.bia hands, the old man slipped thegraM,and where every thing l«><ksd ^»mu A. Swaaxav, r **■< Alcoa. ■mother aa she flew to the iMr of her boy from the room. And when at length be' oaat end. somfortabls. Mrs. Wilkie, Within the roly sperimrot nTa mis and wound bar arm* artarnd Mm. returned, he bore in bls hand a neatlr turned hergaac upon the aid man, and aral'fe atrfj almost broken down hovel, . ......Ito1’ , “And mother,'" said the cblM, tn low," covered basket. then upon her boahand. 8*r»ly to that ■at a woman rnd two children—a boy trembling acertita, 27. ’ ’ Cnn.e, oofue," the Captain exclaimed and * girt. The cold wind (bund its en­ tearful la.A to hH parent's faee, “wdl 'xheer op my friend, Herts are, pome trance through a hundred ctettfaa, and n’nt tat tor be g»t»d1o’ u» oner more f” tit-bit* for y oar wife and children—take rteh. there wsa nona of that constraint which would bavs bean expected. They nv its hitrng-gmts swept thriHigh the That toother txmld n»t speak—she them mime; and believe me, Wtiklna, If rioim. |h« no-ihor sod her children crouch­ could only prrao'ber children more fond, yon fed half ax traapy in receiving my met,rather as friends and neighbors.— ed nearer t» the few enih«rv that still ly t»» her boeonr, and weep a miRherf fiiviir ns I do to bortowtag It, you -are What could it meant Hart I flto clock strilws twelve I The ■n">uldrrvd on the hearth. The only tear* upon them. • ■" ' ■ • tonpv old >ear hso, gm*e aud a new brlgatfurniture were four pw>r stooh, a rickety Was L'ixia Wilkins happy as aba “JJGud I-C-God’ will blew yeu. winged cycle la about. to eummence ita table, and a scanlih covered Led ;' while eat her diildren'dttwn to that morning's this! exclaimed >ad Ute . kiudoeaa-atricken in imr rortier. near-st V> tha !ir'e|-Uce, meall At least a ray of sunshine was man ; “and if Over " T betray ynttr coat flight over the earth! . Thomas Wilkina took the hand of hie was a heap of straw «nd tatti-red blank struggling t<> gain entrance to her bneom. dense, rti«y ( die « th. hMtant ___ . , . wlft wllhih'lito own, and’ then drawing eta, wnleh iwrved as a renting’ place for “Stick toyour pledge, Wilkin*, and ( Towards the middle of the afurnont., from l.k bdeotn a paper, he planed ft la tho brother and sister. Part of a lall“* Mr. Abel Walker a retired sea captain will take care of tto rest,R mid the .old her Hand remarking as he did ao: ROBERTS A STRIKER. MirPES A BIR10WS. candle was burning 'upon*tbs table, and of some wfaltii. srt in hie comfortable ■ “Liaxir, thia is your Ai/afamfe preseat April Tt. Is**. hr its dun light one might have "wen1 parlor rogagvd in reading, whew one of ' FTORWETS asd COVXHW1.M1RS AT UAW "tmJtin csw. T» /or.MeJIfrw Fear/" ■ hot wretclirtT'ihofM-F^I'eoUitlrlianee, II'1 bis servants Informed him that sotoe one i <B. ifovtat.. susfae* U, with ptw-ptarw The wife to«k the paper, and she open­ was pnfe ahd was. and wet with vrortu— ’ gt the d.ior wished to see Mm. ‘ ed it 8hr realtoed ita roniaata a* a gisco van KJ A wro» *• The lace, of her children were both boy. t r" “Tell him to coms in than,” returned 1 but she could notrood it word f«< word, ied io her lap. and they soerued tu ±?jW.ft*r. •- r, f..r the streaming lasra nf a wlld frantto jwnrofully under her prayerful guardhit i “But It'e'QUt miserable Wllkin< »fr.,' ' j..y would n.-t lst her. With a qoidt, “Never mind." mid the Captain after । nervous movement, abs placed the pries. Al length the sound of footsto pa upon WANT 25.000 Ito. <>f WOOL to a raomeiite beaitoti«m, ■*tb<»w Men lo.— 1 Iras pledge •»*« ber bosom ; and then, tii.Miow-crust struck upon the mother's Pror fellow," he continued, after tbe ser­ tnarinfaeinni iolu CLOTHA with A low warmer, like the gentle whis­ •arc. ntid.ltMiily srouatrig her children, '“““SteH. , \ vant had gone, *1 wond« wbat be wants. The gloomy ahadss that nehened in the per of semi httaven-buuod angel, she fell •he hurried tbopt to their.lowly bed, and (n truth ( pity him." i nigh* of the Mat of December had fallen fainting into ber husband's arms. hardlfc tod they orouohed away beneath FUAKXEL ____twnn With a trembling stop and downcast ,owartbeaaow clad earth. Within the “Look up, look up, my o wnadrar wife," the thin Uuiluts,; when tha d«.>r wa. I™Jc, Thomas Wilkins sntsred Captain miserable dwelling of Mrs. Wilkies there uttered the redeemed man, “I'tak up and Walker's parlor. was mure of comfort lhanwo found when sin I la upon y«rar husband, and ywo, too, “Ah, wilkina.” sold the old captain, ,6m* we visaed her. bgt ya* orthlqg bed my children, gather abort ynur father “elint has brought you beret" been added to the furniture of tha plane. far abuahondand a father henceforth I ini l<e»MM> nife gated-sp into.her: bu­ The poor man twice attempted to. F*r- the lascaix days her buabaod bad will ever be. Look up. my wife. Thors t I luind'a fao«\ and seamed ready to ertmtih ■e<>mn overy svening.and gone away iw ----------Now, Uule. feel proud with me, back from his approach, uben the mark spesk, but MeHMrt Wtoy tJim. fur. daylight esery morning, and during for we tland within our vit house I Ye* “Dn you come far charity.’’ of a tear-drop upon 'hU dierk caught hrr' “No sir," quickly returned WUklna, that time aha knsw itoft he bad drunk no thisoottage to one* moes; our own * and eye. Couidilbo, thought she. that I fist P~H.« drop wa» ill truths tear I No w hits his eye. gUtamed with -a proud ■MoKfeattog beverage, for already his nothing berths band <>f death shall again tees hmi begun to assume tbe stamp of lake us hence.. .Our good kind friend • • ■ —perhaps a aauw flaks had fallen lbw* light ••Tbro sit d«vwn and out. with ift" said hie former manhood, and every word bare will explain It all. . O. Linie, If and meMrd. that he bed spoken bed hero kind and there is any happiness ««n earth, ft ahsli Once or twice. Thomas Wilkins seem­ WdlUr. to s blunt but Mod tone. “Opt. Walker." commenced the- poor 'agcctfoaale- To bia ehlleren be bad h.ncefarth be ours! Lek- the post be ed upon the point of speaking some word new shorn aod warmer cl.ilhlng forgot too, and with thio the dawning of a 1 pi hiawifs, bat at length heluriiad alpw- man, as be took ths proflbrod aert, ’•! broesht and to heroelf he had given snob thing* new y«r, hl ua commence U> lite in tto ly and.alle«tly ondraaaing hintsal', and have come to aak'you'if yod still own as she stoodjn immediate need of; but ' smm after hja weary hmU bad touched that Dttle "ootuge- beyond tbs Ml F yrt with all this be had been taciturn and Gently the hatband and with tank upon the bed be .was aslwp. ’ ‘4 do* 11 ’ ■ ■ thoughtful *U«ISl I dialiks <rf all their knee* deeped Tn each other's arm. ; “Andtokoeenpledr Lrwtg and earnroily did Mrs. WUkina tl.«i. and roly apes king such words as ■and oHnglng jnyfaUy Utibem. knoll ttolr 1 “N«." ' ' gaae upon th# features uf her husband were n ra swto r y. The pane, devoted for . oKwciou. happy children. A prayer from -hirmg^wdF • •• • ‘ alter be had fallt® ashwp. There was -*- the huatond'a itpw weeded its way to the “No," returned tbs Captain, regarding. tag vHb'tafM — aonaadting atnmgu to hia wantwr, some­ . sbnoM aK' as* I throws efgrace: and, with warm tears thing una.-roupt<fale. Surely. hat) not Ms dfadtur with uncommon htteresi.— trwbling down Lit aged faaa.oM Captain • keeti drlnktoo, far Wa countenance had Walker repoed^a toertfoft -Atnro. i»• thefaffafay. P~-** a>fasiuree were I ■ Ftvaywwal-tve ptm-de!nee that hap­ rnthrr sod an}ljh..t|ghtf»d, than otherwise < py t^eai. Tb-cu.s Wilkin. Las deer. ■nd—o. heaven/isit possible 1 a smilb 1 ■Si hie pretty cottage fomi ail eaeum- DRUG STORE!!! R &. S , gjstwjs’ ^usinfss’ ilirttlorn msiwwa. GROCERIES! * rrv rr« t w «** •p^^dasE^'4''''' j. •. WOOLEN Barsr* FACTORY, THE ttEJT CAME HUMAN MISERY. A IMnrtototo Ifte *bs wifety wpnr nf < arnrrwehingmoce flirted bof.me tbs heart < wife. Bat ah. e-uH « rt-.be tawldw fowrttarow far It, and whh ■ �HAsrnros । ^L£C*w Bvlv-ck, V*.Jdu^h t! BsxhiuiAs Mb mere ata: iom-ry than I stawild I; i jSjry with is a, if t bear af the (Mpnfoiuld happen to hums, I «i ' up a Bule uf it io writing to yog. ®«^to about four miles from B rwMtenn FttNurt-1M« ano wire filt>n*.--Xfowfom AfofWa. Tn. on m— nlinoi* remain* until tba return (Jak» from Chariot, iuxlt C - - A ®*p<Vwea *<sl* C-virsatioa. tn svptdet ail- Clerk and Treasurer; Ifolauos Wr.Hu■__ --------------------------------«._L- L. .l. an. J. (X Hanna ia elected bUpvrGaor- ly otto fo gfurity'. Wmun last year. " Rutland vh-ets A. D. R->tk Soper*i»ol aud the entire Bepeblicati Uckat is ejected, esseptmg Qerk. ; . Behtmore etaela Matthew H .Irnm.Ru b Bu|«'r» ie-ir. Two ri-ptiljjicnn tickets etily There ia to be a grand re* lew uf tbe ar­ wrterun i* this |uyn. ChsUcteu wtavfo J.din Keagla, Rap. consolidated with tbe asrnnd and fifth.— B. >. MCE. Gvo'i 8npvnal«Bd«*t. my of the Potomac aa am« aa pmeiKSbla. Our rorp* (the third) has burn This div.sUui gowa to lbw »ee>md corps. airs to Ftichiiiosd, isitmalbly in qnwt of Bepervkmr, and rill rts ttakst elected, «*■ Webavs drills every day. (weather psr•Peers.’ Ut reMly • • eweeurage tbe reb­ aiHting) Cd. B. R. Pieroe of this tog cept Ueik. This,l* a Reputrlieau gain. eta »» bold rial and wait tbe change of tVoudland elects Mild T. Wheeler, finem te la command uf the Brigade.— Presidential4HMfoui;'«E«b who burned ••• ’ " ” ■••■. in vua.gr ... .... Superviawc. auH the entire Republican Thu wcafher ba* beea *tnrmy for a few in.mi.in. oaina up on I be xtsumer N- « . houses aud hung um-ff.-pdiug ijegrwe* lM.-kri by » mqp>rityx*-f about BO. L»*^ daya past and one night ibis weak we Tteisu from New Orlrens. Five died in uur atreeta diseialfying the slaughter gwl all iLthev •( saww. but that baa alt na tlie-way up. N. W. Th.<mpeon. «>f and maiming of three by pr.wwmious to yvur Mr. Wtovfor bed oca niajonty. cheer under thr windows of Gee. Mt Yaukew Spriags elects Timothy Miles, rained dff, it is now oiaar bat windy. I the 34>h Indiana, and II. N. G rod is. of Qrllan. . tbe Mtb Iowa, were buried at HrieM. Krpublpah Bi.pcrvivwr aud all the rest ihitik that the storm was tbs regular Now don’t you ass rtxK •Cqrperhmd' equimytial for I dtrn'l thisk that thvrv uf tiekM by Uiajoritire of about 25. ia ima of the moat significant words in wrre/anv army rniivemtut* about t>» Maple Gruvw M BepuMrm by 40 me-* w-rtto off Tbe recruits that joined da nur IsogusgsF This ia the 'friinKti definition «>f Bt. Deila, March 8D.-A spetaM to j«rh),L. tfipluirn, Bwpervisor. from Hseing* are gwt»it>g along firstIJopc « all repuiilieva by small mi- rate. There ha* been;but little •it-kures the Ucmwruf, (resu Cbalewtoo. Cole* “Cipperteadj" here is another foratabod vm<mg them. they will soon hr aa g>“*l sously, III, mye the G.ppsrbewds rame to band; ' pwiltaa. ™ Juba ifuCollum, Supervisor. “A meeting of the Democrats nf But­ •oldleva aa the old members. I suppose ■util that town to attend tmnri yesterday, Johnstown «d«4ta Levi M. Dsway for NIDDUTIIXE. Micmeaw. that tomorrow the regiment will h«vr with gaus ceuowaled in wagios, aud arm­ ler county. Ofito. adopted tant week an Buprrvtsnr usd th* amirs rvpwbitcun •« g.1 r* pi.hrL. There ia • theatre about ed wWh pistols. B-mie »>ldi.<re in the ameixliamt I., some resnlathais, to the OFFICE OVER BLARES STORK effect that "delrgntre to the Nafional Will *Uao4 to aU call* ia th* Ils* •< Ms jMsfoa mile from camp ; the actiwa arn from Gmrt Hotewi yard w<re drawn into e ticket hy—majority. ata. with fmmptnem amt Metity | ttaadlagiba Under tbe atav* bending n.nper'i> A lew nigbta ag» y.'gr fray, and a genera) fight instantly -ocur Uonventiini to be itulrmted to v.Hw for From foe return* IJhi* f«r received it WaaMngKm. red. The oninty Bhrrriff sprang tami Wevklr, «>f MonASGih very pertiaratly i« probable the Rejailuan* w»U have 13 huiulile arrvant and ■ Tew fri-nde earn rlndedta see tho show; wheu wa got lb" Judges stand and cunuveoed firing a and truthfully, aa ar thing, trmarka, that out of |6 £up»niw>r» in the Cauaty^ ready to atari it raiavd quite Laid, but pistol at the Uirtaii men. Msjoc Y«rk, “tbe inanifwto ./ thy-War Denvicrgcy” toing a Rrputalieaa gala »f one. ' That wwe.m»'led nuretovea wish itmaasursao.- Burgn-n ,4 the 54'h, waa oae of (lie first aa the Tammany party like* to bo wilted will do. ihal fflbe night waa et.iemt there would matins Tbv imnei mau being wutnuui n»t be mush ui a cniw.l. But fatal, d" berwi at tha Cmrt House, ran; to their baa one peopovitWHi which ob iuld ho eery Tna llwamms »r Ban Dnuixo i Da HGtGU) SOLDtna. Ivekm. it saetnrd aa If ibv winds fNito boil*** and stores for arai*. and were thoughtfully pmderrd by tbe efttana of mcren. lenetl. at linu Rja an updroiabte fsfct that “We»v mae Akmy find tarnod nul tn seq the per- fired npoti Irnni windows. From tan to BXACTrn. —Latest adv tore from Florida ratiUedtetto, itoeaty thi« country. It deelata that the prgt Attar niucb jvwtl.ug in tbe iwvlvv were umindrd. Col. M-tctadj of Staled that two negnww who had run ward the tuanii id empire still takes its lioihauee .Pcwaidetil oImuM be a military man. iY-t the 54<b Raginx ut, woshadly wounded; away from lheir uwuwcs m-T* UmA aycar crowd I obtained my ticket, aaid ticket way." Week before last enabling aeta brief a hall of a ten apot ,.f spsdvw, with Giner Baler, killed; James Guudriuk atiiue, were recently caught al magnolia, tf the country is truly wiao it will ft»vrr were pawd Ly Congress f..r tbv admw- the fidlowii^r inscription io it; “The Wru. H.rt, F. C Jeffrey, bel mging l» brought tu Pdatka. and without trial of etwrt a chief magiMrata mgrah' upon, the •ioD Ilf flrwSu.TOblew States, vig; No Iwarer baa paid twenty five eenta, admit the 54th, wore wounded aerrrwly. Tbr any kind. vlrvatM, by tbs m-ck to a ground .if military auecewa. The octaml hkn. The building ia covered with ol.l 54 ib regiment arrived this aAvnu».-st Mid branch wfa UweXan aduiiriitg civwd ul Uraaka, Nevada and Cdnradw. Nrbraa .the voider ia ■><■< tbe vcta-ol tn whifh' the Nelson Wells, eh iv airy look tag mi while they were chok­ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV­ eenvam and tbe rain fell nearly an hard m foraiwd on tbe square. ka is west if |wwa,uii«d north of Raiuuus ENUE. Prvaidrtit uf tbe Uuitad Sta’e* ahvuld aide aa it did autardr. 1 got theatrical* tbe man who fired the first sb-.l, was U>- ing to death. Ona uf the black, nigger, whilst Nevada and Coforado are still wnmghl to hat me the balance nf my be trahted. Military auroene da^lra slave' chattel rascals did u<>l dta.ecwHi farther west, aoi 'iig tho R«oky ami N» term./service. Cap*. I. S. Geer arriv­ to plcwae the delicate ladies who a nation aem-io<ued to <tap.ale rtalr, Biouke with a squad nf msa went in pur­ had coms fi.rth to etc the black tool ahu vaila mountain's, and are said to be as ed bare a few daya ago. but It ought not i<» dverivw a free suit id a gang of Gipperhredashout sev­ 1 am your* truly. rich in gold so California. A new Trien miles distant. CapL VVUliams bss tin-rgt. DlJ E. BttMIlL, rit-rv, t-allrd Montana, to also about to warlike co.iimunity the triumphant Bomstwent* pr»miuMii socceti, implica­ Co. E 8d Krg. Mich Veteran V.d a. ia natwrally the ni'wt caoUv«Uug fcgarr, ted in lbs affair, under guard at ths Court Thitv three mmw frtt Stata hare been ILuev. hnl la a peaceful Gee society the qualit.es Cal. Mitebell had * conference will. In tbv of the s-Jiber tare by no tn<<aao that which addrd tn i*r gliirmua Unwin. H.wut). B. FoAlin, Judgo'CuMtalde. are lw*t lined for the wort uf govern good Iildtintawf dem.trailc rule; when that a prirate rebel circular was captur who seemed very anxious that »tep* tbe alave-iwaeru •/ tbe SuwUi controlled eil by one of «ur eoouta in tbe Army <4 ahosld lw taken to preseal a lurcher uul thecoaodta of tbr• nation, neb a thing tbr Cumberland a f*w days agn. la was w«rd from tbe headquarters of Gen. •b<>«ild 'b>* nm»t highly honored i« tree; OHild not bate been dunk without convul Jobnall*. crmilMuidilMl tba rebel depart but ilist ■ erotury ago any British Groe- aing the cuntry from ha centra to ite mtnt, and was addreau-d to the people St. Loma, Mart* 31 xal m rh» fi-M or AdnrirnPret tinbet- (.■imiiiifeivt.ee. Bui new that alavery ia rnxib of (fir CiH.sa River. It m>liflbd all ■ ter than Lord CaanUM. who directed 11* daud^gad ita political mflamw n«, iwugrr psrooua wfixi claimed allegiance tu, and data •/ tbe 23.1 my a official iufoi mati ai received Una morning that a reeoapnrtection <4 the Gmlrdorste Govern. • (oivvrnmrfli, ewM be difficult.to pntoe. firwred. it erarvvly attracted tba attoutum rr—— — •— n.>i>Mncc under Gen. Mower made tn ■ 1.U f-.pl.,... r.lMd ■ rlppt. ,p.m U»'u.-i'”' Military suer***, however cw-vwtial. bwws»4. sod remove from their boiaes to NaU.hifomry.J5 milea above Aluxati .!.-. iv n<<l necessarily the high­ surface of polities. dria, mi the 21’1, wberv tba enemy met the south bank uf fos C-maa River. Mall«»y. uf KmtuiAy. true to tbe be­ All nf tJ* male population espelila uf with aome fere. A fight en»wed. in est service. Military her-ee,’bowel er which we turned lb» rrbela' flank,captur­ pure, however single-hearted, however hests uf Ms owners, tried to strike >>at hearing arms or net for tiling light duty, ware ordered to bs enrol led for tbe ar­ ed four pireea of artillery auh cataaoua n.ildr. are by the neeseaify id tta- erne. the < fauvrn f oyvct prohibiting slavery tn my and ihs drfoncwa .if Groegia and Ala­ and 200 privowrra. Yaaan Caarr aan RaatL Bcaunar a>-e<M*oii*rd to r.-gsid tlielr <»wiv will as tbe new Statea. (lie motion eaueed qnltr bama. 'Jbe warned and children were Tbe ttawmigh iltareti.m to which tbr law. and Will inevitably incline l« gov­ a fluttering in tbe deoi.icmtic fl-ck, and* tu be provided with meana of support bv pa. kugea forwarded front tbe North !«■ ern a riwintry as tf it werean aruty. If aeveral iif bit brethren fr»ai doubtful tbe Geifodsrate au'borities; those able oar men held a« pruoaerv^tiy the rebel* Wsannvarow was aa except:«e Jo this diatricta prayed him tn withdraw It. He tu labor war* tu bs furnished work in are subjvetad, to well vtarw-n by state­ arsenals sad foctories. A eamp waa to ruts, JacKsnx «o n»t; and W aawmTon wouldn't do it, and they had to “cat and lw aatablisbed al Cwd^towu or Bluff for ments m a rvevut communication from run" when tbe vole waa taken. Only the bearfit uf the jopng. frsblv and belpthe C.mraisMry ..f ULby Pr-w 1w Maj. waa excrpliot'sl among mm. Tho Groat Ereneh Remedy I Emerging from any great war, and eighteen pwaa could be fond in lb* Ivwa, rations to lw lustmd to them by the csp.-.waily from a civil struggle, tbe de­ u b< -h> bvuea. A laa { bow are the urighty guvernmeaU Thuse reftomg to cam ply with tbs provisiuSM uf foe circular were • votion of an army and H« officers to their fallen. to be 1‘M-krd upon and treated as rnemles chief foan incentive to peranual ambition u| foe Qwfod-rst* go»ernmvnt. Their Ixcxtasx or I'opcLAnog.—Tbe dec-and a danger to civil liberty an vaa and property would n»t I* respected aud mi renial inereare »l forrigu population from secMrity granted for their lives. ota i..aa that it t»red« hut to be named : 1H50 to I860 IS 87-1 per ueut.brmg neat­ Tbe ordei is kuArd upon a* a virtual ‘ The Pennsylvania Copperhead- have fullv disguised sotilrstaMid artielew. The for Htatorv is th" record of governmenta ly ailwnNinguf numbers-in sowie Slates aliandimmeiit of rhe aeetton uf tountry declared lb tav-ir of Gm. McClellan fur skill »f tbs ruechanie, ybe raonivancw ul overthrown and people aubjugnted by more, and • them Iwm. in ro-mJ num along the -Tennessee Riser north of the President. desiring to nm him <wi what is tbe purvey or, yd the dece.t of the brra. tbe Stet" ofNew Tprfc had a mi/fiew victotb'ini military traders. But We boundary uf tbe Coosa River. By re- fa bu lonely termed bia military rvputatn.il • Mgu-r. all eumtaoa in grand efforts at de • ■florrngn residimtn, wlndT is a fou-th feniog to fov map. tba trader will *ee fiu- he ha* rm other reputation than that. rrpti -a, and oa eaaiwiowrmn — an caam •re not driven to aiirimt or e«m modem fmrt of all in the Umted State*, and also ih.ii Rome. Georgia, I* tbe outer hey to One would think that a clam ofmen who ibathm which caurw-i be had witta-ui M»h*y to. find the evideWes of these a fourth of tbe t<4ai' populatiou of the the p»ntecti--n of tbe country South of thue took op a military rima fin- a cbndi jrvtfca. The spirit whi«ba»limta a mih- State; ; but. uu aaaueeagw of ulf th* itwC»-u. Tbe people are sol ounply- date, would eapvet to gratify tbe e.4dier. States. ha Mwmtwr uT foreigners is • tbr Government h rimply ' ing with the provieioa* of the cirrutar. and secure their infliiencw. But not a>>. that >4 drep-glsm. Tbe arerndsnry a*i 'nfo-et •■he sixth»« tha wb<4e population : 4wh'M>h may fee considered ea an evidence Die Penneylvahla IjegiMatnre ba»e been 8.M2.M9 (..riMkfiO per rem tea whole that they bare not tbs m-wt i tn pl W toon • long wvnlntained in tb* country by the ' eonaWertng an amendment to the Otatitrnmlww >4 foreign ''dmtni- _ fidrncw'P ebility of foe rebel army tutfon permitting tho "oldivre who tawd Southern police, under the auspices nf ,anm Mi be frre Bt »ieg mid 5.'i8.l7« (or to aerre tinder Gm. MeOeflan to vote. |3«0 per emit) »f the slave a hat we* ‘•Ailed “Tbe Driwocrscywas .mly । Tbe nmeiidnirnt finally pneaed, every tfiaten. In I960 tbe torr.wdue to tbe absolute ennifcllari'W of a foiMtaf 1 Union memfork voting for it, but wuly p •tiding per t-mtegrni a ere,88.M and jy In Srollstid. there ara in the pop 'one lull nf lew Cipperiierd members w. 11.16, respectivefy,or a« right tw.iuv.— MtS. ALLOTS uletiuu ibl.320 mure msrnagrhfo wo ted for It. • Herr we we tbe same party PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AMD men th nil uiett. -Even, .therefore, though the nominates a rewdidate for Prvwhtent Is made for a military Prefodentmicand ► PHIZES. every man above 15^'years of age were to run on the reputatom of the solffiem,. date. U onght to snrpriva no man that so marry. 17 2 per ore'vuf ell the nnmar- refuse tbv’woldh.re the right to rote for t will emduae ^.r taeMM Ptatagmta 41tta- iw.Mi ardent wipfoirter .4 the pnipny nad. IA a find that m every IM m»r- or against him. Tbiv actom uf the Penni'taoways plainly wfime uf\he Generals, riageable man in each country. 3D are svlianl* puliticianx sbnws that they think ofamr armies: “fie meat have a< liwfaetore in England, but 44 in Btmlaad. mure of Gen. McClellan lirewusv he is a • loir 01 a|* >* have beni married in Copperhead, than beesuan be le a soldier. respeet for the* wretches us Cjga Englauri, but uuly 56 in Bo-tiand. In They are prim for of him for having bm-u for th'Ma ia B-*m«.'" By the like manner, of every IM) marriageable cberyeff by th« Naw York draft r ratera, “wrvdches” bo doueritire tbe Ivwful, cte. women in each country. 37 are spinsters wbo. had jutt come from burning aw Orentwtiiaial aartamties ««f the Governntewt >i. England, but 44 lu Scotland, while U3 phaa A«y him over tbe tondw of Ita in­ are nr have been twarriad in England, mates. and haugiog imdK-naive m-gnmsv. but waty 54 m So.ilaud. The ddLrrr-n-v fonip )»Mta. titan for having lewd tbe gl<> it lx iba-u, between tbrnw riwpvcnre numbers rioue Army ofthe Putatwua. vralioia aud CboHkmll tbe Parliaw»enl, shows the o<mpnrau*s aunjugal e«ud>- remembered thsi the ineo who uomiustc Tta ia th* spirit fr.wu w biuh a mUllary io rtw two aroauira, proving that Cm McCltdhui for Preaidww*. refuse the fandidary apt tars, Il is impnaiaaes «4 5 per <*nL mors fenialca, at tha mar- aoldlera he used to Iyad, the right to eonwtniichwud mht. tv ~ tlw> taatmet .4 I58T ntannusELBcnutr.—Some animat Im I balleflng on Monday. Although a rainy | ticket was elected by mejniilire ranging from #C iu 65, J. W. Stebbins, dem. for On Treasurer, If. R. MeElwsin Iwd 2C ■msyority tiwr J- A. Fuller, repufalirsu. I Tbe Wanceef tbv .ofiesre had majorities Hasting* i» joined to her idol*. Twn Art-xanc Muxtult.—W* iiavel It opens with a well iriltan article on •'Fighting Fact* lor ble msgaxine. low «d by a poem, by W hitlier, oc “ The I ■wreck of Rivermiiulh*h«! we have she •‘Scboolrusatsr’s Story," by A. M Diaz; “Pistol lgm-tu»," by Gail llamil ton; “The first visit to WaaMttgton; “llauae end Hom* Papers,’" by Mrs.| &uv*| •-The Black Preacher," by Low*11; "Fmiquet, foe Magnificent," by F. Sbeldon; “Among lbs Mortmme," by 'Fritz Hugh Ludfow; “Our Progressive llndependenev," by Dr. Hulmes; ‘On numbers yet Published issued. by Tickour fo Field*, Boston: Term*—One -ropy, one year, postage pad. M 00 ;| _—-.i on r. * April cumber uf till* new twu-dulUr •magazine open* with a charming ••ecl -eagraving called “Hxaxr *xo nn Di«.*’| •THs t* followed by a breutifu! Dotmut Ft»mox -PL«TX, also swgraved on steel ■ two com pantun engravings which w II "Txt Wixbuu" and “Tux RnruMtn.* song by Ednor lbwsiter, ‘ I IjOvkd rutv ])■** Oui Fl*o tux Bx»t," and is uf | Tbe lireraturs uf this a umber ia “Our shadowings," by Osra Augusta; “Mi*dakon Duty," by Ida Masuu ; •Hjeud-by.” •by Mrs. L. J. Rittenhouse; ‘•Mabel’* ."Mission Jenny Morris's Tnp to Cslb Ifurnta." hy Mrs. Margsiet llusmer; '•Tbs Transformed Village," illurtratsd by an engraving, foe. The Novelties, Work-TaMe and Flower Department art •II illustrated by finely executed wood enu. Published hy Da*co» fo PtTca non, >19 Walntf* M. Philadelphia., *2.00 • MT The acene of Cengrees on Monday Aurina the pronouncing of the euiugi" um« Jlon. Owen Lovejoy, wae orw o', ■unuess! m-lemnity . Die members srem- ' -qurotsbdtruthful. Mt li»l west, and d<we »w»y eatirrly wto tbe muee cd complain* »® fitqv*®* *F,r �or mcjMGJ fSSEEiS’JllKSia &"^S?F,JKSSJW JONATHAN NICHOIM.Idmlatotraaer, MART A MN JU Ci KM*, Admtaaetratru Dated Noreeibvr IT. >M3. uuvgj Jtrgal Jtolua. PIANOS lUanaoe yehra sinew when lhe disease enmmnn tn perhead majority kept up to nearly ita our weatern country began io attack ma, furrorr figurea TbaMitire Democratic aneh as favor sud ague, general dahUUy, Ticket waa elected by majniitiee ranging • enkneaa nf tho digrgtive organa, dtc.; from 26 tu 05, J. W. Stebbins, dent, for in tact, I waa, aa tbe oumman pbnise in, ••wick all over.” Nevertheless, my CtrSupervisor lutd 54\ver D. Striker, rep. emnatanewa compelled me tu g>. tn work ■On Treaaurer, D. R. MeElwain had 20 tn Laks Superior Cupper Mine, Lakr majority aver J. A. Fuller, rwpujjliran. Superior. Here I met a cnrsning <t» The balance of the «®eerw had majorities aster, having a tall uf many feet am! ranging between tbeee figutwa. Surely striking upon my head, having the effect uf betiumliing as It were tbv muielea and Haalinga is joined to ber idula. nerves of tny legs and arms so that for Estate of Alonro B. Dwrnem, el al, Ml. a h>ng time I eoetd herd's move. Fi aura. . TATE OF MICHIGAN. Il.anl Cocxvv. sa Twi Art-auric Miixthlt.— Wo have nally I got so lliai 1 could hobble about At a acseion of vbe Probate Court, for the received the April number uf this Valu­ w ith a cane, lint aJmoatedsMpiiroi of ever county of Barry, huldoo at lbs Probate 0«cs getting well, and here ia the aslnuBiling tbe village of Hastings, on Tuesday, ths bib able Miagaaine. Il i.petm with a well and to me gratifying fact that three Wark a -writtoa article <>n “Fighting Facts few ag<*l comnienred the use of tbe Bcwidi■Fugi«a,” by C. C. Hase well ; thia ta ful- unviait Remedies, and efu now aide to MiWH. Hamum. Roby A. Barworn and Bara I. low rd by a poein, by W Hillier, oc “ The walk easilj without a cane and feel well Or."trading aad Alingthr pelitios.duly verified wrreck of Rivermuuthilben w'e have generally. of Hoplite Barnum, Uuardian of saM minora,pray­ ing. lor reasons therein r«i forth, Hint It.1 may no <he'■Schoolmaster's Story,” h/ A. M. licensed to mH certain Ib-sl bagnto. boloogi“C w Diaz; “Piutoi Ignt-tua,” by Gail llamil Mid minors, io said petiuou deserted. Theienpun it ia Ordered, that Woodsy. thCSd ton; “The first viait tn Washing: <hi ; day of May next, at ten o’clock tn tbe ferenoon, be assigned for the hearliwt of saidjM'’ioB “House and Heme Papera," by Mra. aud that the next of km of said miners, aad all Stuwa; ‘The Black Preacher,” by Low S *11; “FtMMptef, the Magnificent,” by F. •Sheldon; “Among tho Mormine,” by PIANOS •<}OLD PRIZE Jndwpeodenes’." by Dr. Hsrlmee; “On Picket Duty,” and the usual Rs view a .elwues tbe coolants of utta ul tbs best uiMnben yet hsued. Publislwd by 'Ticknur& Fielda, Boaton : Terms—One -copy, otjo year, p>«tage paid. 13 00: two enpiee, *S 00 and^tacfi additiwml esadonev ul atod paimon. aaJ tba hearing (■riiiod tod cireuUliliu In Mid ciirirty of -I ... -■>..., a——V — „.wvlriMe I" Mid SPECIAL NOTICES TATE OF MICniOAN.-gegblb Jadteisl Cir­ Sbull cuit iu Chascrey- . . 1 • ; peodn g in Uw Circuit Cr-nrt fur ths county EWING MACHINE FOR SALE. of Barry, in Cnene.-ry.at the village uf HuUtea. ....i u.^i Tub Ladt's Fuibbu roa Apbil.—Tbe of thia new twwdollar CUrto r. K-Hirty. Crnylai^ot, > magazine opens »lit a charming eieel -O-Al alM -Umr ... D., " ’Thia rs followed bv a bountiful Doom, a | Fmw-Tun, >l<« ngnM MI I PIANOS R,,. Dr.p ; -------’CT“ u “ *•"•» T* Omiint £ JToriif^, f^ooUnL T Mtisfaetotily appearing by aXMavii ■" Cited, and Bwat -f ri.ru,entirely cured by II. PIANOS in ishvrvbr gireo. that on Kalnrday the Ihirtlelh 1 luOtb 'diy of Aprft; A D.ri^id, al oos e'doek. K M.ef that day. lbs pmsfoM described la said morlgagy, to wit, tbs east'fraction of tl-s sooth­ weal s?aTrn ll« SortT-lnat qsarlerdf sret:o" No. vweirty. J i» tosmsMp lCa. UWss-Zi) ooKb of range No ten (10) west. In all eighty arm. aiurs •rtess. in said-county of Barry and Mate of Michigan, will bs sold at public suction ar reudus to li-rhigbcet bidder, at tha north door of tba Court Iloese in tbe village of Hastings, in said Barrs evuolv. or so u uch «f said preulin u —.11 ..a..a. ni,r~wte - bars bad ntaay iiowbta and diffieefetes. aM «ia time. ueAumdEmt k-r C’srj kind afTalor. aod d.tero. Ing >11 n<] comlort. Last aameier 1 somnwOc«ITAlngthe-PM>Fl* »«'".’ ««»he>e oud four bottles, aud am now .Imost a well vsmaa. My diSeeltvs lave tnariy all disappeared, and I feel ebsarM end banpy. Mas. CatwasubDbwsmu. “Dressmaker. Coscsll Ailey, abeveTnptlVB. ■ DuSkJo, Oct. to. IMT" CUREraSXtt: ••Mr wire has bee:, iu poor beallb tor a teag time haring f-equenttr toetel npbyeietea te at- sndws a!aupp>««t sbt was gstag a? With tba rdT~ Order, term tbs esootry consumption, wBra a friend advised bcr'to taka i’SxKircw^sa, u the ‘PsoeMcaro.' Ua taking tbe medicine ebe perceiv'd a dteoge at cnee. On lhe third day the had rrcvvsrrdterappclits. nntU os tbs eighth day, not yet bs.teg t.krs cm bonis, abs£baa , (mart] M» Laks St Chicago. IIL MORTOAGEy^ALI. rfault having been made In tbr paymtal of a ceria Is lnd»itim uf UArt^aya. loarf. ateJ by Alrsaadsr Rcofcgal aixl EDzabeth .nA .■ito ’ssswfcx rar svtlc t'rrek. and Msteefcnnai4. «» tbv fr«tb ■ZTJ2:,'S!2S^^. ,1SWM be, end abchn eon tinned so vwr aioco. of Nuveottwr, A. D. Is<*i. which Morlgags to Had lu pia attics of lb. Register of tteeda ia for th. c-ifctj ff Rarty, te.d blow . f Hkbi­ on th.;th day ot December, A. V, Isfh-, at lock, in lbs elternoon, on thill day. in Idbor • ’ — Naet-KUBB. Gaadasr, M Pearl at, '■DBffs!o.Ociobcr 1.1U1" KT Tot Hole by ell D>n»g'«'«E7rjKWBY. Ovnrrel Agmt, No. AM Main ak, BuAbln, M. T., lu whom aO order* abeuld be ad­ dressed. ■ oetUylia ■iSsle. WlglM „f oni (hosM.1 two bundnd and any aad H Krtba dollars, and ao toiler ia brrsbr given, tbsl on the foB'leei.th day of Mar. A. 0. 1 ,*4. si tbe boor at-aa s'vtock in S-di3^X“S'X*TWWE! /a THE and known a* being tba west half of tba nonbr«»l quarter, of Mcuon thirty four. (S<) it Toera­ shin number om (1] North of Rango aunibw eigbl M weal, eootauung eighty seres of land wAgrryng touch tbe heart* of nil mothers. c*l>ed ■4“TnB'Wa>Dxasx'’ aad “TtfX Rkstuud.” MORTGAGE SALE. Bor," and is of "Ned," “Above the clouds by Night,” il­ Tflfc HISTORY lustrated by a etriteutg engraving “F«re- HosrrTTBTrssTvxAcir btttkks. shadow rage,” by Clara Augusta ; -Mis•lakvn Duly.” by Ida Mason ; “Good-by.1' wc.ksia siu-cMsiun; »»thgl sirs esnso e copy ol tbiv order to b. psrsoehn.v MrvrJ on tlu> u.d nontnxieul defendant, al Irate twenty daya befors “-.-I— fmartn] •by Mrs. L. J. Rittenhouse; “Mabel's . b, WrthZci B. til.wortt. and Mary Jau^ his qaf Barry Coeef end Stats uf Michigan, to new and moat.complete awortmcrit ol DK(JG» AND MEDICINE*, rfCbemicBle, PataU, Otte, Cam * ptwae, Bwrning FlaUt Circuit C«»r» Dmsmuw.an-. io and Air Derry County, M ichigea. Work-Table and Flower Department are all illustrated by' finely executed wood ruts. Jfayil tnJ T>f it G R. WADKCK Arpetow.^ste For eala by Results 4 Sraixsa, aad A. W. Mu­ Haakiaga. Mteh. ■ oeUl ly DVERTISEMENT. FUsnier ; “Tlte Tranaformed Village,” illustrated hy an engraving, Ac. Tbe Novelties, sob. imprsvs yswr st. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. 3Tiaai<MiJenny Morris’s Trip tu Cali- Margaret Vinn'ilmusu Kuta ♦ iDFAULT having boat, made la tbe payment >ilaalf worth tha price of the number. The limrature of this number is ••Our iforuie,” hy Mrs. ARE you racked with the tortarvs'oCRncmmnd VTavsen’s Naaateoa Kas eriD speodity relieve. AWte> swT<-ring Dun tbs gaavriogsef Drssev- Roberts & Striker, The music of thia number is the popular song by Ednur ILosjlar, *1 l^van that tub "I have tued tbe ■I’.mple's « ere- in my handy BaTWtr, Darts'* Ce.’e Ptaaoe with great Innsbl. in eatek of senrfala and Wt ^«Kiysa3e».ssx: DRUG STORE!! ia I be beet style. Then we have ■twu companion engravings which w II Dbab Old Flag r’BTSURE'W.tti* H A RM oN I-ii M s. PIANpS ZCIIANUER¥ URDEtt. subocriptiuc nt the same rate, aubaeriberu to pay their oo B p"slage. MEDAL itwEfesar-auss1 ““ FriU Hugh Ltrdlnw ; “Our Prugrronive April aoaibar PIANOS bPfANOS wee apparent during the pn<reau of the balloting on Monday. Although a rainy 4ay, a fall vole was polled and the cop­ Pianos & on s’ W.Y-UHiAU,' l«9 faMW 8L ohioagd Some animatUu If FOB MECHANICAL AND MHHCUUL rCRHHtHLttLIaMI v bs dollars, [SH.-.V] will be r of tbe court house ia the PuWUbed by Dxacos A Pktbb TtJlEuTShl't; aWR£XS3;iX±M >19 Waluatet. Philadelphia. >2.00 Deted, February », UM. ty Tbe eeene rd’ Cmigrees nn Monday .during the pronouncing of tbe ,eulogies Upon Ilan. Owen Lmrejoy. was one of iiDusonl solemnity. Tbe member* seem-ed to feel that the loos was no ordinary one; and that whatwvar tbsir p»litic*l ■differenceihry bad beoa by tbi-dispotisntma deprived of a Iriod and true petbimmI firtead and valued aaS-H-latr. Thr ■eul^iMof MeMrs. We-J.burus, Alien. Pendiet.<i. Sts vena and Odell, were ekw <[uent and truthful. Mesurn. WashlwtTmand Stevens, specially were evidently ver. deeply Bffruted. At the emdaaion <*f tbe add reams, the House luiy-urned. A Warr Loro Fxra»<t» by the pubHe Um al I net torn rsoluwd. and they now have a Sfiof Mt*" -*«* that want, and does sway eaurriy •>’" the cause of complaint ec freq neat tore. Ufert, aad whiah uaffU *•’•, baw obIM «• vatai fcr a raaaady. TtoWeUSew [Mriv] ifteran absence efsevers! veers. I have agi ■amdtteWABDWARI TRADE, ON MONkOB STREET IN THIN CITY, deonlisilr Invitemy old enatomera udfrias Rswt and adjoining iwuwttew,. to H>rv tb BUILDING HA ROW ARM AND MECHANICS GROCERIES! aJuttonTumpI^radto* ’r'U WXIOLESaLf.TOCviCNTRY MEtlCHAMTM ADMINISTRATE IPS SALE. ■- Io tha matter of the Estate ef Joes L. McLaM , ' ate tu aad for tbv county of Ilarry. aad Nuts of lowkst Cash market vauhl X deal largely ia u7. '8TOVES1 TIX>IkeF!W>N ARD COFm WOMEN. 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The daughter ef Be' tsars bet ttUas fan o;sr bj»ahteckamith, not &t to bw Um wife nf AT THE O dreary aete«aar«fo1 the eon uf thy richest man la Nell will.— Wbsa to bis grave tifay ben Meh Give her up, my boy, and seek a wife Frweilbat Arsed belUs fatos rW»r meM iXmH. who <a your rqaal?* who* lhe J urn’-lie figure of a young Ns friend was by to ebsor Ma. “Clam Lisbon is my equal; Jar su­ । lady tripped »he end of a piasWhen ste tbs Vlsod.tai.rt nd. perior. In personal as well as menial an* z> afifl becktaiad him to rrtsrii. At thta With Asalb end darksees near bla endowments, LOApy ynung lady »>y conjuncture I.suspect th* rugus began Ufa seel west hmk to (fed. pctpifantsace. .Uwe hpe.apd tews propf to feel that be Ifad gotten btmaalf.dwtKa Roberts & Striker, faod to,wnd mill’ mavryhsr. 'Ii rvgtet scrape, fir half tefrmd t« >is saddle, that I bare m>t lint* tn # fa’fafrt I andb>ra mtment scruticterd the irate leavn'ttmfaetwow; but As nee year latest Tbs Weedy SMralf tbsy ertlr. beauty; then lowrrieg b'* bead sad rervtsrn, then, if Ae will have eo nnworthy mlnallng a miwutib U- »«***ft hia bores Or»r Utt fair )«S| her a fallow, I shall marry her.*’ around end elately mde back. Our two Ob I rest hi pace*, thy satta'iy , „ “My **fadaepie* not true fendlteea. ' “Tbeo I dteown you! I.sa*e> ma, far horsemen h»d by-xbis time rearted the By tovta* ryeee e w^t; I will au« ewe yon a day -lewger aa My tlsaqgh elotbod .ia, huhbut lr»*r* «/ gate, aad were now witbin bearing dier Tbmucb Mare jaare thy »s®. abaD be the costly fabric that covers the base toner nf the folio.lag piquant eulluqay : a new and most eotnptete assortment uf A asared betr-locm kip* “Ha, Ha. I will f..il them yeti" bfaesd heart.* “WteaiM- yn* d-mg berer CWrlsv and Os nt-were married bet a the Mtragsd Judge Nwwmaa. as Ms son “Wil K y«.u mJ mv tafrte te fegDKlAite ARB MKDIC1MEK, left tbs huoee and weeded Me way to fowdsysriao*. Ha the beeo discharged, ged out. and I am bound to hare another." o^CkewBicala, Palmla, Otis, Cam Clara Ltebon's home." ■■ ... aad they now live in tbe^J edge's old I* pheac, Hara lug Ftaite, “It eo happens that I am ehrne thia Clare aad Chartea had been, early mansion, but often shad tears of grief morning and i protestagainfl IL Barely ecbowlmate^ and had few* einee learaed for its farmer owner. TUKPRNTLNE AND ALCOHOL. Cawr 8rn Mrcn. V. Vot„ ) you era too good a auleler to disregard th* leaaon of love. Clam waa p*>ur, bat Naxa Aswxroua, Mo., Marc!i2fl<h. J the remonstrance of a tedy," ■ pure and loosli ; end no woeder ibe '•Sorry, Ml**, hat It can't ba helped. Dsxa PxkBtrraWe l.ft Fimt on Irande-xue, telreted, sod -rite Otorlee A proMinent officer attached to the the 0th fatal, and arrived at'Cincinnati on Newman v..wed -to. keep the promioe am balance corps ulthe French army io 1fy6u Ilkap-Hl leave mine in place of . Italy, Dr. Armand, has ptthlisbed tbs youre." the Ulh. Several days were occupied made eo long ago. - ‘-Nis you will not." FOB MECHANICAL AND MBDlCiNAL Clara oral bins at the door, and, notio result <>f cartoon and mtorerti.ng observa­ In drawing arms, accoutrements and 4l this stage nf proceeding the unre­ rUKPQKKfaONLYUU iag bis pale face, qniaUy enquired ths tions made by him and others upon lhe lenting saiAgv sharply turned sway and camp equipage. Veteran Regiments battfaAsIdroflbs late Napniomt war ft> nxie । ff in quest Id* loot* ; and my were constantly passing through tbeelty HtisnMbing that will disturb me. Austria. The position which the bodies homeward ur towards, the fr.mt, the Clan, Wyoo remain tree. Bnt Obi how et Ufa slain assume, under tbv rtfect <4 former frrah from lhe battlefield, with can I leave you. • My regiment hae or- mortal wounds in qariona parts o( the tattered 'uniforms and tesgrimmed face*, drsa to start to-morrww, and J msat g«v b*dy upon the general Attitude, were the Clare, premise ma, let what will befall .object nf the somewhat b«*vvl Imretigaafforded a strung contrast with the lat­ ear, yna wiU etill fove ma. aad I will go j Cion whicb might have been persued »u a ter, like ourselves just fn>m home, and content, fa-ping that all may yet be well. grand scale in this euwnry for lhe pnat tba. corm, buoab, vices, pepper, lhe luxuries uf mince pies and feather­ But I must tell yuu of «me thing. Clara, PBUXB8. F1G8. BAHIXB. CODFISH; which I hoped I efaiuld H«4 b* obliged beds. ' ever tu mention. My-fiubes dieapprevoe was found In the' speaking attitude of le-ttSr7 ’*• -A In aecordanee with orders, we embark >4 my engsgnmetn.wilh you, and wiU do life. A Hungarian hueear, killed nt the ed on the 10th InaLTor Louisville, un the aims rtetvirtCG all in hi* poorer i.> prrvetfa our marriage; seme moment as Me borne, was only r«u^e for Kpuxville, , While march- but keep up g<"rt courage, darling ” sliahtlv moved te bla saddle, and eat ed woot “Oh, Charles, bow can I. with you there dred bolding I be point of bis aabrr ii-g to the Louisville Depot,, orders And Cooking Extracts, were received te report at Annap-di* aweyl- Bui I kn»w your oounlry calls In advenes, in the position of.charging. to a th* nrsctat nax*rrr or nt* utnn Maryland. -We th«n “about faced," y<a>, and I will net bold ynw back. Gu. A parallel cnee neeerrrd on the death «f Char l*a, and rnnemor there i* one at an Austrian artilleryman. Those wound W« alaa keep an U»d a feed aaeortmeal sf croesed ths Blyer to Jeffersonville, lx.t*e «bo fovee y<«r and «b>ee prayers ed in the brad, U was remarked generally ' Presently the marauder made his ap­ Indiana, thence to IndiMapolp,. when Aball follow y»u wherever you go." fell with face and the abdorpsn oboe tn pearance *t*e more in the adjoining inSTATIONERT, L><ngsr tbe lueere .talked, and laid the grnund. Wounds in the chest ckwure, astride hie own peltry pmy.and wn took care fur. our dolioaliun, al PKNR. PENCIL*. IKKR. FAFXB, EXwhich wa arrived on iter 92d alt, having many plans for their fatnre- home until i heart prrtfoeod a Tike poetur. oftbe body leading by a bridle thrown over his arm HWPW. CABDK *«-. Aa. the lateneas ef the hour warned them i thm<h in thr letter ca.eemodifies terms of one oilier father's favorite horses. Like rode upwards of two thousand mjlea' Id Upee ear abetvaa may be toeed aS »T the qf the poetiMwi and eipraeeinn m»rw Frw- a falcon let lu«>oe she darted across the **i they mast part. fourteen day s—-pasted the border* of al* * Eartj the nest morning there-waa one ' quently took nlaos than in ike former. A lawn to a partition lence; drew one of Mdrr poptn.a a different Btetcg, and tbruugh fifteen prin­ among the bravo soldiers that cast a ling- Znuave Struck full _> the cheat was the ptatola; and aa her arm re*ted for a mag glance at thelow, white oaUags “doubled upon bia muekeC aa if taking p moment on the topraiot tall, the ominous cipal cities, al *acb uf whicb a warm whore lived Ctera Lteboa, and vowed] tv I prfahion tochargw:hayhnet, hie fade fall "ofirk" was faard. afib« day. z meal awaited u* if we ebeqee to • top.be true foreter to the loving heart on <.f energy, with «n attitude more menac­ •'ll has s arrvvn Catek Jar spas the «er, Tu Prltahurg belong* the honor nf poa• That soakins of a pistol, sbsa »ss know ing ibsei a Ihm." ■ . . A moment mot* will bdas ths «i«bi to bear ■eaaing the moat complete facilities for In wound*.of thq abdomen lhe ag<my Upon ycnir ptraon, twelre ,rrdi off, or ao,“ lontewd for a letter frum her absent lover. ■ e firatiirg psuing regiments. . A large aevtned tn have hern proLmged ; the face ’ AU timid creatures bet ollie paraly s< d hall illuminated by gaa, d newrated with Daily she went tn the office lull received wa. contracted, the hand* er-waed and whenHh* rar catches a very’ threatening the same answer to her eager-teqwiry. doOed upoa ibe etomarh, the body doub­ »«und. S« it must have Irten with this flags. m«tu*s, and evergreen*, and thblra “No, there te co letter for you." led up<« itself and lying partially upon valiant trnnsgresaor. Before the leaden ■ hund/iutly supplied with the very best, LUUs did .be think that Um stately tb« side. meaorngrr bad sp« d ita u ay tn meet him *h«>wa that the soldiers are still appreci­ Judge, whom ehe often rust, had aught But the report af Dr. Armand, after he had reined up abort, and st<.od «toek •r Renrfy Fay, naly. ated. • tn dw w itb it But let u» Mfow him as all, enntaiaaen csm« an remarkable as still before the aasaltanL She then took Pennsylvania, from'Ita geographical hn goes to bis office. KpseM-aUMtlaa' will be paid to COHFODXDSec fom take two which have hero observed upon one drliberste aim ar.d firsj • and the ball and military pueM>m fofodeed lire Kry Clara** letter, open it and read it, then of nur own hattlw-Aelds— that <>f 8hilob. struck his cap square io frrwft. and sent Httr#1* 'Ol».<-'‘"e. •. u«w>. *M» dash it tat- the grate. Boe tbo fiendish On that bloody field, when the carnage It flying. You mf) b« sure, added my Seo bain* »h.n endures* fang awhev amuntarn* uf smite with vrhick tee regarded her down was ever, a soldier waa found - standing, y outhful narrator, the scamp did not tar­ iron exr»t; andbvr migjttr. rj»er*rt.ftein. cast countenance a. she want aorrewing bia legs enmewhat apart, and bia arms ry long after that. He scampered off. tie tbeir onward flow. AloOg the entire home, and we shall learn what Ik la to spread convulsively,outward, his posture ooms Aorse. sone cop, very much after the ruute th* te*»<ng uf flag* and bandker have our treat teetray ed. tha*. of a’tiling man. agitated, perbape by fashion of John Gilpin. The heroine of ebivfa, a* we pavired, molested the spirit Y»t Gars would not beliefs her lower strong emotion*, be wks, nevertheless, ibis little at>>ry was lbs daughter ul the which parvadas tbecountry. With the falac. Her faith remained -unstedcea, and stone deedjtbartJy monument of seeming Hon. GM. day. old regiments rwealiated and their ranks vbry often she wrote to him, telling him life Alongsido the hMatetnb of fall* replcniibcd, our army will be stronger Another body lay. partially of her or>n»tancy ; those letters met the corpse*. than ever before. Thu pnrapcct before same fate as bls, by the bribing of ilia p netrated on one aide, the right hand HjuWnuS, lifuB. us is cb««ring m the higbert degree. Tbs holding te th* mouth a pfeoa of eb esse, ’ leteran soldiers refreshed end invig..r P.fatmaster, At length there cams a letter which wtnete the act terth were almost in the r WANT 45 000 lb*, nf WOOL te ated by tbrir visit borne, have determin mode iter heart wf the judge almuat re­ act of grasping. Lying epee the back. I manwfai-tnrs into CLOTH— ed that no efiort* ut their*, .hall be .want lent. Cteeriea was amended. ing. They have bad an opportunity to ••Would not Clara oome to him before compare the effects offreedom and Slave ry, and that eourperiwui enables them t<> bedtedr It told nf .offerings and privatiowa. i abeut others, let ths aauraUiti at the cumpreband to the fullest extent, what With no father's hand, to ears fot him. A 1 would be of interest if described; teat table tee genial. kind, social and cheering. we are fighting for. Annapolis, like the living attitude of a dead soldier, still Dna't brief disagreeable things to the part of the letter rate thus: irther cities where tha “inatiwtlou" pre •tand-ng upon bia feet, and tbs apparent table in yoaro^veraatioa any more ,kC|ara I afo" wapndrd • tjie surgeon, vail>,compared with a northern city, re '•flvr M f’-«d,to a cidfire. are hardly ear- than y»a would la your diebee; For this ea-tublv* a dried mummy belonging to say dangemtwjy. Will fne art eunrm pa«aed by any reported foMdret «f war. other day*. JS - hmn id machinery and me that I ii’iy «•» y’fa 'mce more before Theos forte are derived from an officer ilqiikiuf busy hammer* greet* ' the' ear. I.dlef J liitn'Watebed afnd wahed fo«w ebildreo. Every eenverMlioa with Buch »■and* .would remipdthe haughty f.r a letter, but none hte «<m*. Still I owmpany at your table |e an educator to | bcUftfe vnd are true. ' Tdt, Dow, Clara, your family. Hears the intelligenee and • ! jAli ixJf Colne." *“ • ths refer men* and the appropriate be* The world vwtiroatea men by their heuiM hi'" tn fanrtce Mm for Clela’a eocoow in life, and by ganvral consent, tewvior nf the family which ie given to Wpitaii'.y. Never feel the intelligent fuperi'>ritji. rake - to |p»'and are her Aw'd acted bdr to suerves h evidence visitor can be any thing but a Meaeing to Never under Any tdmumaKMtws asm me him. But Un* Judge tufiiedn deaf ekr tp yea sad youre. How few bare fully hU ~~ entreaty, vowihg W wbeid Iter a rcApmteibUity you can avoid oaaatelatrtgotten bold «4the fact that company sad •r forgive Ufa »t» wW AM «jpp>T M« ly with y«ur duty to others. conversation at the tebie are no small Base all poor actions upon a principle part of edueaUou.—Dr. Todd. Long, weary'fldvs of aietenoM and pain of right; preserve' your Integrity of chararter,'and in dnmglhle riever reckon <m Charles p-M,tel> C ebrer hie l«meli*eae. H' . Rentoinber thal DR. A P- DRAKE, likely m -arp ypur j-dgj rther eircuipsuMM , -y-—r W«cl4 aril ibeateelioe si. ALL »**»■•» look well te yirtr duty when yoer Ister- DRUG STORE!!! fastings' Stuixtu Jirtttin. ■ JjtiintUaiij. ms umu, GROCERIES drC.C. HOLBROOK. - PATENT MEDICINES .CTTRAIP,, N® (DASH ofaisrcrxNTE- ■ILLS WOOLEN .-’Wthte on u. a. t. bj Farren*. Hard PRACTICAL FACTORY, DENTIST, Noswr ae.bo tecwey at the aapewea of ’°t, rmcMirtB Kinincn base. *00^*7Elllr ..-d l»ur. A « 1. tapM. Ml •— » ifovp ] Artspprtqf af-o* tepreferewent t therefore Cfora I gwonwie Ji *iiugs shnld bn tMltlvatod. . Bay hak liule-ihMk *mA 7^1 "SA,MM.»iMaaw'teo.» �IMhefJeweMr. S ASTS?GS VtiilUU H*m» tw mi.. cw-sajr 7<b <4 WtT»«T •Ftut *»»W»TM MTM« •►» SgWJBlEJKftM fete Having tlM»>..briBAy J»***d"« U»«,abuwing tberr-pcmlmr relat reih utMr' lh*>Wrof t^^C^»gr«Ut<taat, ‘D'aiAct, >. _ _ titetiif'iA th* prettal.aiKiply aaking the Grand 8.pul* EijMn rKatataax-m IW«pr*>A/ a«d'Nvwaygi. JfcywAfrren. who t»>* btaied'ihat *e‘have ateried curly in thia matter, wliai ilw-y ,. think id, qqjy mriWMig.m Jana 48*8.. aad <l*»M]jh • Copprrtaad paper, al that t - ; would giv*. The Wjaeonata-law* were .Mtgutlrely different.rfoii: front nur.lgw, •’f1 .‘nor* nver they dipped <<">.dyrp. •nd’.fn”'i,‘re having ntahtag but aiiitply Itatr.Rvp- «•’ fell hark o*.,!** burdm.hamu'tf all <if«liich waa the reault of loo heavy luana ai»d moat • utregmiu* dl*e»mnt* «*t .’,.'.n.;t.'..,., «»,» rsi-^.'S a ; ■. Fau Panor Bcttmjio.-I full return* b. to th* s-te I bailding. Lui understand ill Thl* teat|wirmy fruitl the (rg^fcJiid ded t-. lb.- Go t, kn-.wn in th<-« jrirte, that *aid Bailey conatAntlt. uaamXfMl tauriy aad malielowriy puroaed ©dJjKri preeioii* u» lhe nomhntlun/iAutrging him with liniuiirality an<(z&rrtfp- Yalta -Uta* sf ibt Adrervtae and Tritane; (4 aen m the fra Proa. td tor Swh,Mi article beaded ‘-Mtmteipal Aid. In Hailr*n4«.’’ aad a bwblag to the riturjte of Michigan ata to erHtarh ia M> tatoarduu. an mterprier. and eiUng the Wiacnueiu ta th* bsat office hi th* Diatnci. r-’P4‘;',Jf l'}»,eht fhr’ above ,"»‘1",h*r '“<»o •bo' omtipeiea j^ilh/>>iq; frr the ■•m* p-«iti<>n. It will dclrgntrv arlreled bj[ the Rr pulil'^in jvlectur* )<f thi» Q-ngroaiunal diafri^ta.pijny fntii-n nMt-mliIrd . t» dr ptruiin* «h'tiler C--I, Kellogg JriM***v« l^tSfU In ad curing thia appointment Mr. Kell<<g •ay* ”1 wanted tu d»autn*lbing fur Bar­ ry county." Now nor reader* may regard it a* nouirwltat rin^ibu, that in dotty *<>mr- that tliere tawt thia laoOtaot, at any ba*y thirtg for Barry county. Mr. Kellogg dtstaiKv from th* -line of ita* eailrdad. abtald not hafe oM.-ulted a ringle than 97,000 aeres uf tbefinret timbered lauu in vbe State, enmpriaM^c tdack, y el few ’^®ry ,o*n in Barry dainty .utherthaii Iha'appoitita*. llUrfltg •i’flrirt.h.Jjtat extent » render it •nd ahfrs oak. whitewmid. b.issw^st, *iVimp< rnuvr diij) l-j giye bun a nonii- and gare the app-.iutm-ntfi a man sb- tilari wstank tassteniufe hichury. tamsh. Sa^ion. jitr tiie^fiui'tb term. Wr ku-*w did not tad could Ml have gut an ro- maple, red and u>ek elm. cherry -am.iwl.«Mf<ttral,ntra iii^thlii C"iq{re*ri<dud dta^ d>.r*et*«mt fr.ua a aingta prominent Re­ reek, and black and whop a«b; *U of trie!, ••ufr...fpim the pr.-a.-nt irwmijlHeit, publican in lb* elutity for aiieb a pmd yeb- W«.tlpiik •-■•lid acquit tKttiAaelyta ti-'m.- Ani iir. Kellogg waa anxiou* in i|pit fqpirity with credit'tirmMlire Jpd, h -nj.r U thrir <-oh.ritJiritt\4nd ,'we ■7» du.*o<oethiof furfBarry county." . Anntber remw**^ tiren pobliely nod feauln in thia county. Three are a privaiefy; by Mr. k. lb-rg. fc* thi* apeiasjs mrtTu»br?WlIiT.inir.h/rran everyp.li.tmniit. U ttat.iu the Tawt eampalgn Mita-ret Ounvot wb<*iH ear worthy ■ and «•"•«» .in-K>L And ex pnrirnr* pr.tnpe Ina friend* co.ujd 4»> tunjirag .for'him. iWnfiny ■ta-reed tamuah .humuikhmiii ■axf cy fttvloic of. in forested friend*, wfe. new Bel hiif.aa worthy aad u*u<|xHrtU ** while iim-eaemi.* did everything again*' rewarded’. <rr-»«<>mi-|bhyr dike; 1n other, w-rd*— pjnati ha» ev’rry thing to. gun •ndo-uhiBg to lose by Ifvtag bis uarwteus :ilwl:iB*<rtcrsta evievwy. »N ' !•! < ■ ; Bal ta pfuerrd with thn fecta, leaving inferehtew to be supplied by'tbe’readar. Dicing the istter prt «< May and .first of Jgse IBOKtaodry depuiiaa Ware Bead­ trie* axd- the emmtry in<W way. •d’raiv He fr'Mup* f»e tin* war. die hnlaniwd WH auivww ta rahtarg the'2-l ami 81 reg -irm-nta ta OralrvAte acnae l» -point;~ 4le teldais at' the Mnm tanwtaat imttar w><Circawi«ruMr-« nruxM b* »rit 'th*->Mmaffialtaw’for a fourth tertn.-hn*. wunld leave prppnaitlwn.' Ptmple dn-n«| w>nsy eiibuart knowing tai fiiMt. abowa tbe peculiar relation* uf the*.- “A nctemc that Wash Wark.” bl' the lauiw G<»tcUt of Matcli 9ih we mm ta the fallrif 1882. Of thia oppott»"•!•<•» Mr. Bailey.Nr. Kellogg SpAe to with debts to aid th-we railewadt. To ha find an'artiri* e«ipied from the Banner the writer nt ibid article, and Mid bi- had brief. Ictus are to what wxBrta -are dti yvktii'a ro • rrbeme' attempted by tbs zvtte are permitted by Lew io Lun their PniVi-siMar^al «-f tblv District, t" fort*. taen informed, the* IhMnuxt buy Baik-y, Itaniuiti Ua- machHirry of tan office, the* •>r low* rhesote -of finery county hi th* tn-miniiting convention. We i-fipridy re.iN<n^nail>>« .»t Cid. Krlli.W u> Cpo- ‘ K.ld Mr. Kulb-gg that buying tfaitey glr«B. upon ahirh the editor of the fio would tun sassto him ths votw1 oflhts srtfe makes aomr extended remark*.— AV«- g»T* th‘i* cutnmrnW piihlk-ity in cuuniy, aa.ttace were other men of rnuob Barnr ovqnty are aulhoritad tofoan tbeir ear paper; frr thr. purpoac, not -j«nlyi «*f more mflumoe, wfe> warn aixuoglvtip credit for, for ibe construction of tta rail nmd Imm Battle C*vwk.in Hastings, i* wbiiwiog H>" viewBVfothvr part* uf thi» WeO.^tr. Kellogg waa tmriilnared af about 170.000, the internet of which al DUtrirt ripnn th* que^ti-m of re-nmaina ter t airieri atruggla. by barely «>na ma­ lion, biitjda--p» «h-<k the peculiar rrlajority in th* Cuitvgniioo. without the txHte Hlta-h have herrtnfur* rxin'sd Im> . iw.vn*&illry xud Krll-igg. and to lay vntevif Barry Gmuty. It was after thia 'the Idundatfon (!>r prbof hereafter thit( 'numinailua. that Mr. Bailey virilad Ionia, tn Mb from any railn-ed or ottar tn* id a of Ila'-iry prrp«,t>al«^ a »b»p«mdou. ’mU f ' to aid in the nomination and eleeti.c of cruivvying U>*ir produce m market, ex a'Deiniicra't *gain»t Mr. Kdlogg. Such Kellogg. »h..-»,l«> art-i-pted the ' cept nvar th* WHwt horrible reuda by teams, eoriitig frrim 12 ti> 10 Bente par M.irwltakhip. Ttw Mlowtag is th a Go- ary hi* boaated principles. Now tel ua fol low. event* along for a hoabrl •* every:twahal id grata drlivne/rite arilelr ‘ ' few inontta farther, that wf> may the •d at1 Battle Creek, or al th* neareat - -Alan* aaa. — W» find the above article belter nMeretand lh*J question* which point <>n the Michigan Central Railroad. ita «|w IfeMHig- 2te*»er, and give ii a The t<»wn«Mp of Irving di-p.Hrv of atomt 'phrc-hi vyc ts-liminx m>l mt much for 6«reru Rairy Oouuty, and.thia Cougrea- MOOO tatehshi <>f wheat munuilly. The . tim ptapote of giving it .-rHfor-emsni, ■lutwl diatriei in relation t* a candidate curt nf getting it t«» marital by trwniK at bwisUitMir ri-mteraatav'-.fcniew bow Ifiay fin the next Coogreaa. 8«*<i after the an average o*t «rf 14 cents p*r l.u*hel. ferl ill Bnrrv enrimy. in reference ta ibv honihiatiun Baitey »aa—ciibc!llatvd— 47,000 mi<K>Mor of Col. Kellogg in (kutgrewt.— Th* rallntai will carry H tetaarkst how, we will m i pieletitl ta say. It i» for 4 rent* per hiiatel - 2.000 Uur prewnt mnalww «»f Congrea* is now ediiiuo hie third term.-and it is intima feiwevrr a remarkable feel that aoutusly led ui -Un- Brtir.te .Ahmv*. that be i* had tbr eundlmaoi bill pa*»ed, and. be­ Ifeuring lor a QomhMlHUr tar . the fourth fore the 4;h day of March following, Mr,' Ballr). through the fvcomineqditii'iiijof Mt Kell-iui, rewired the spp-.intuuml ... Igtgt- majority •gsir.it it. I expected in lhe absence «.f I ed as appaaydagea tn the Prevart Mar ahal'e uffife.'bnew Vo ran, ftr order ta do womaihing Kw barfy Ooiinty, ona tauat tie appsiiniiid fnirii there ta recslW'tbr highest pay ths repilations w.yttjd iUli’M. There ora ntsny anecdotes told*>f Grn. M»w*r aad the tricks be has played up­ on the rrlwlt by which he gained th* victory- aver tb* bewildered chivalry, am-qig •ihfeh ws gi» ' " Overtaking oa« । ------GV-n. Mower, in very indignant time*, accoord him of being a d—d Yaokea spy. atwbieh the diapeh-b bearer became alarm nd, protested bis iiun*crnta, aaeefbmg dial he wa« a gued Cuilrderals, t*i hl* way with highly important di«pau-bc». Aa a proof of his Identity be binded oVer hia paper* tot th* General to •K**n>n*, a*king bite to rend them quick, a* Im d'd not with n> be detained. Gen Mower pronouced th* document* f.rgerie* and • iid, ■•Y..U are a YatHtd*. *ir. and I Intend to ukd vinr Iwftire the Ohatel. I am Gen. Walker, and too eannot diccive m ihw way.” 1'b* aatoutelieJ ^ti­ dier implied, “Very well General. I *ill lendyim tn th* Colonefa taa-lquarier*. and n» will explain that I ajo n<« a Yau. kee.” Uniting the aetbei to the word, the deluded label piloted -Ge*. Mewer and tua atalT»""• two mile*. A* fa»t gmdpe ar»«ad Ibelrcainp firea, aca-iwly noticing wit* troop* b* they parted, they were.orderad Vi the rear. Appiimtbin* the encampment «re Mf^eianu'a lldl, (Jen. Mower eent fur two o.mpnn er of iitlartry ta march tiirward. B<-I<>re giv­ ing till* order, he-queetumed the Courier atMur the diapwituiu W the cavalry and artillery, telling fauutkr ■‘Yankee* wefe n-»l far off. Eager Ui be *f aerytre. the metaeager exwJamrd the precise Imwiiow i-l each gun. As soon a« the a-urirr over­ heard the order fiar Infantry tu ndvaare, he diapotered bia tgrribta iritaaliwu, but it «•« tw lata. Die terrified euldier vxp-«iedu> be«h«t. asd.ba became terri bly «xoltvd, telling the Geaeral Ui “hurry lo take that ggn on that rued." pointing hia and tbeir ballute .gainst the.Repafo Ifcwn ».wtaM^< th. Repobtawa Rtato Ucke} and- agalnrt the Reptiblfean Judicial rmimnee for ibis Judicial di. Iriei. M<>re lluin thin—afltaimb £>cnwr- •bo'ulij .gain ring krmind Again** tta Eepul.lcau' sadthe Rrpohita— P*rti. M-ipmCATI-g or i'UD.aa. That portion of this-voiter reiriin* tu » wBiMiiiiMthnt hf the llth and 12 'll tp pmvse a* ertimnted 'iaat Republicau* has/ 13 and Wehetceilbgive ttanal Gupervirir in the county » ;| Wm.dl.ml, Otrlten, n^umrv Baltimore, JHtastuwa, giateb^from Acerv hare cnivred the ttata iMl! •nd llliwoi* for the ponpow nf CxeiUng Ib« people to r»v»dl. O-hsrs remaimftg in ’ fljpfltuejcy to help tbn conspirators kelp tbs fltinei of neditirm birr*. E. ILCJ J. w. s« Matthew I Adatt/ EI John M< Are 1). d J. C Hw Pianos & Melode.4... , ons! rixxo# w.w. xmut, r ha nos ' J. 112 Uk. Sk ; ■■■•, PrairieviH*, A. C. T<- Of there, J. C H.wba E. tor and J. W.. Stebbins arn . lire wltar* Rapublirwav. Ths Wets •« ibe Fire Freed J MANOS GOLD T Ikaar Q.u«tt <’ltax's Oi Hasliiqta, April 12lli, Uj Staterr.eOt of voir, giren in ua th* 4lb day nf A: Privof Building, lb* c-st «f w! ntaexeM the sum <4*04,000. t^a reterea'kave b*w r«ceiv | . -■ r- •r*P,n»’ly taeemmamd of tae FU-rida District. Gen. G lou.iv baa bran t-jaekawaville •nd Fernandina, and be Uta returned tn HUtua Heed. . • A few shall* arc occa'iuuaJli seat into Cb.rla.irei. ’ Forrest, iu hi* late raid.secured wveral hundred Ksmuckv recruits. ||, fe -ohis way tafxrrieth. and will.1t i. aa.d •mdertaka. with reinfatreiwents, 0 4aid into Nkldte Krai arty, with tae t-x.wvssa U/taafgeniugalji-----bl* little KUrt Ar. Iffir jp-dli Bilrnu. Otaere tayltewdll and mowing <«*' «d Ma fki frga with"* prutart-tataEa-t lickerish andfc, -isn’t the bud Almighty pruvldiM* forlite bi-lnVed hmritege safest a<H« anV way kin t4‘ Th-a Bar’s shots' ■ 81. ire*!*, A Bril 7. on ’til the biggwt part u’ toil mate f;vn- Fort B.uuh ArkansiM.. ,,_wl ,w 1BP.D111 liHa hi-x kitted each ot|>.-r' off and tbrn •ays that General Mt.-vis sod hh arms ths lyetle liiwllid that** left and e>>mv*v have driven the rebel* frewr Arkadelphia •'ffririu* toquraaylu'm ’ll hring all the b mwO<5ya*l|ingtaiB. f r rr ln r women iiflhe N*tl‘*< al'Hig with 'em. a« tmtinf(inidena .. . we shaft bev women eta -ugh to glee every Bereral hundred re tela under Carell one on ’em all they' want,A»«id bev a large mnie In tehiwd *««'*«* k-rwre mu! ludaore left, oyer io ifiylrlbute round A.raiding »xfH-.hrion, ' among G id's aalnta that bex hem here CUrkrrilfe. C5 miles from here waa Iridh Che hegmtiin' uf the tribulation." The aweet I Bide In which thia tfialmriraj rritectbu) aremed (■> ‘leave in Heber Kiniteiira mioita made me b*ng to kn»ck him down worea than I had «««r Mt re­ garding Mint irr'ritmer. ficit it i*co»lly to ■mile an A'p«»tte «f the Lord in 8«li Irtlte City ;'aqd I merely retyillated hy •7?; 4!, > tedire ocrepitig lint for tbeir eeH-taarts and tewttaca in nity. t Ain't know Whether gt»4 fiat, hut' f thought | rhn'd get scraped a IllUe, ' RtPPLt TILLS, Micbhm., OFFICE DVEtt TTE AKEX 81 ORE. ta wbisb they are elret rd. Aresyrix, Richard Maple Gmve, U-and.-r 'Itew tsnmtis 30piumlrr Parrott, at C-mming's Pta« aapl.*fed attar bring fir.-d4eifii.nuK. r Nowreha waa aalarted for taka»Imtrnr ? ■»d:W»W4 <?.<• tVa>4l, l» d.^ ,, .pi|i| reault id lie •!•«»>» ••By order nf the fterirtort 4W»a ML D.TOWXSEXD. A. A.O,” •* ’ ’ PlAW Wmaitem!. Jritarinww, IfelttewWk, IlBrtii^e Carlton, Barry *H5 IM ;':TU®etajut»oB required the* am: t- Hbiirnt^tUv "• 4, *-- toniW.ilA? «f/ta pvlwI •? lh’ Chiriqm Jo-r, | Lhsk.ilre^wUeta 4<>d -Uie <uterJ been ordered hark lo Wadiingll i. -- I ......... 1 W«M* taggaga, and auperil—u* I rtswte ta diipeured with. Dnl tarn M/tat.ted b-r durxx., relt eervrd taetved *4 terrej-n. «e-| must taretiiBguwhvri «t •■tep^v| �01109g JfWmrrr man defthttlv pravia lrm«4amfih.dto^a«^.* ficial ta clearing the vidraKel^. nphak inrtb ofraaaataa juwi. 1W. m*.. fl -01*11 Fran Paoor Bcxiaixo.—Wr have net fttll rrturrisae tojhe »««r on firm-proof building, hut ttodepMrod that lie re in a large n>»j»*Hly •gair.Bt it, Thia WM to he wxpceled in the ahaencr »f any taagililr propoBitian. People do-not like te rote twenty withtort knowing bow it ia to be S.PECUL NOTICES MORTGAGE 8ALE. •xptwd-d. Ilf the election in thia emm- CURE^.’ES tx pmvea m eetimated’lttot wrdt. Thu RepuMionia bav^ 13 a»d the Detnoremain an f abide the. revolt of ita reocu tritB 3 &(i|a>rvito>ra. ttoUntl b» Trnane. Alter eieeuai.ng We hnewilbgive tbeinamea of each IndiatH.la a dMacbmrnt <>f the 09 li Indi Supervla-ir in the county with the town* ana regim.nt w~. . ruroing MrlL ioy’. ia which they are elected. Atoeyrla. Rielu/rd J.mea, Carlton. HaaUag*. Belttwinrw, •J<dm»U»wtt, Adam Elliott.’ J«dm MnColluto Ave D. Rwrk, J. C Hanna, E II. 3e.rl.ro, Timothv Mi lea. J. II Earl. A./xTown. ■Wla^rBla. Prairieville, ’Oftheee. J. C Irrrj pmt'-iiri boat*’ deowniig teent) two n-rn «.f t|<e 7jh klii-higau lUu. rt right nrgra- B-ldii-rv. B-rot. were At • ■tier ordered t<> It niawiwd „(.<} ff$t, to the naaiaUiH-*' ..f ibe di owning num. and a large nuiolx-r w rre fi-r*ttlmtrh anted EWING MACHINE EUR SALK. Pratiuo r a Dr. Sundrilaud, _______________ r. ed the pamor-tiip U u« Ameriran church in Patia. nffi rtd lua (drew<11 praywr a« Chaplain -.fib* Senate a few daynt ag-., and took la-caai-ie I* make a vagj iihkitid dig at at th- Honorable gralii-mre fir _ *-i _ J ., interceding al NET EK Ml to dr.Uey and aiUiminale all kind, oflntoatiaal W »nm. Araparttotlr reliable in al) cawa. <ad far au|>«r- rtougaad aU of tbr MaiheWs Ikecelate Her* Bmps I MORTGAGE SALE phathnll beam* bera Mb to lhe pw JLr certain tudenturv ef Murtgagr. i Hanna, E. R Carpea. tor and J. W. Stebliina are democrat*; the uther* Raptihlirann. . The Tela lb*Tcm4a>mBa.* <>» t.kiug I hr nHiciee Um perertred a eh»t>re at oeec. On lhe third dar •br bad rrwi ,™d l,e’ WMbertfMh S' £$£ IhcFtre Pra^Belldleg. TIIRIIISTOBY .Baear G>uktt <‘i.x*x’a Orrwt, { IlMlhigB, April 12lb, 1864. | ' Sl«tam«rt «d vote* given in tbeeiHHily ou tbeTlb day of April, 18G4. «p«n tbe prnfMMHtHin tn erect a Fira yrnof Building, iba tsrot nf which ahtuitd tori vxeetd the auro of <4,000 aa far aa the-retarna'have bgen received al thin Tua CwtCAOo Tribtntt daehva off' the fallowing apt para!trf,"tiM’dTrp<iri a I0c.1l incident «tf mam hr*»ri«g» “When vn hear a Copperhead* hew ail Maple Gr»«eu r ’ ,' “ ** the espeliae of thia war. and nwnrrt that 'I Cnailrtun, i'uwn Clerk mo ‘Irotl entirely' niilat be (topped to give an enarm rite Wmalimd, noreturto unrriielit, uHl Idut th" famemalde *:<r< J-hartown, 8 98 104 of old Green, line CUtcag- l«nker, dh>> Baltimore, 26 30 <J« nioatnfaitar Chicago rt-adrra will rrnj-rti IJaatirtge no'retuma b«r. *u triad otecc for ln» Ufa, on a llinh.'r of artlr-Witliifet. Titrinrai fright­ ful feature ad bt» *UUptloO Waa tiro invnmon of bia rtwna.’icd board*. A lire Ui , a) waa granted him roti technical g-miwfa Hr f-Ulhwtlli catted a coinwit of War in hie ®HJ in thr-OvaagH jad.an-l crawly 120 2 137 245 1736 - Th-roughly alarmed at the fiumwral exhibit. h<- haatfrd hiiuaelf il> hi* call lhe mune tilghl to uitv Iht uptuot. lira peaoe d> ttifpogiim would bring thro Union to Im the aanir fate on like -n-t:nd«, hut unt^ poor tdd Gnwn aupt rx »ppr-V^ !’.' hooirot mii-drd men, the pre»»i>t peace echeiuea will linrtlly peae oiualer. i®“Tbc Activ wOhe Jfybiraw C‘f- been ordered l>ark to W n*hit>gl*-n. Of ecralfe candidate f»r the Prvaidmcy. bv (karaWieelareif ordered l« mtod hi Uhrn tt,r C:r r-unati l'olh/ru»d wad th- fol wiuca baggage, and aup.-rfliw.ua fwr.anta luwing fr- iu the ^icf York UtraUt wrwtwlw dhpenartl with. Drill* hair unleaa th*: ftirttfflea 0/ w ar (ball been atitietwtrd fc-r daocr-. halt j«M‘k ia •irvrd iitoti-ad «4 wtrap.u, -and light. vt< bfiugG-n. Grant in the fm^gruund rad I era e -Old Abr\ ht the ttockgr»ui>d, THUM -be e«|iii|fwi*bodiK* ‘■Utpe.n . Tbrne the b«*«i thing tlmt tbu hrbki-fi up D-tu Ar» IW«« Caro «beb 1 obtained fro® yon In Keernibar ImL ' Swing tb« adrarUaetoeot oF y»«r Kgcietr. offering to gi re roar vedienw lo rlrntymes It Uro poor «! tbeir pariabn. 1 obuioed a bottle far a poor girl o(bh eongrogapon, who had long been nnrl; bdj.Jaaa from Rbeumaliam. and etinnga to Bar that uno battle enrod bee euUralr. I write thia, hoping It nine aid theSociety In it. effortahi Intro Mortgageable. CHANCERY ORDER C-TATE OF jnCHWAN.-BigMhJtMMal Cin O enit ia CbaiKwry. . 1 “-------- “—' ■' > Circuit (Snarl Jfarl be e-ooty . .. ------- of UaetiagK nVEKTtSEMENT. nt MEAT CAUSE After an ahaenee af term] rearo. t hare agda roamed He HWtTUWAW. TkAtlF, OX SloKkoE RTMIY.T IN THIS CTTT. HUM AN MISERY. J^rt /‘mUmM. i« a Ambf XAa^po. Jf-ituMt C^. ladft^fkllrldriStnj aldewunnem andfriewda ri\Ket>l and adyrtntoit eeamliea. to renew-Mt WSWIH ottom, 1 am prrparrrito- ’ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ’ WnObEsALE TU CUOXTJtT ME&CHAMTf. Htevpareb «i.g All g^.wj/uibT LOWEST CASH MARKET VALUE. ( dart largely la STOVES 1 ,. Tpr.rtiE^T.aoxAWoeon’KB^mi, SXx^asiter* " MORTGAGE SALE *MA>t’FACtV«CI> ABTICLga, CHANCERY SALE TAW-WP KI^HtoHt.-Tie* <5tro>m *Ctfnt far iba ewnulj nf Harry, to Cbatmry. r^ioo o. j4, A"ON EMl'rr CULTURE ' �,aa:n H«L .men fur mor* then esoua* to pey *b« M^iCTpsetOBg. O. either rid-"f fchi .w2k is « Uedec ef six leek wide, the iamwsr may plaM hia dwarf fruit, with grxpcs M iuiereslv to Himb upon * bond­ aid. c-dar trellis, that sasll otsfr ardb tad mitbower the walk; If btdaves .Apt cAviuag pipe In bi” fwd««. he “•>' pisnt rarnm simple seats oodsr uera vr Mw<»r -.Mftr . At hsal I.oe-hsif the gardeua* 1 before eug)jiwt«l. h. msy easily arrange, todlll, 'r^Sprbig end euluitifi,—with the P*”TJ *»td wbatevsrbe piaam Urcrs in the way nf tree and shrub, must be in lints parslid »Uh tet.bBW! ,<>n lh® >“lf he w HI be eubjm* tu pu such h.uitatiUis; ^re. b« wiH establish his persnolals— imA bLmbois's wraacT-sssae ftta.rf.dd.; dpt. JH* asparagus, b>. thyme, hie ssge and A Trial will eosrlne.ft* mom OspomL parrieyjtrts thuharb. bis guuedbertwe, rE«AI.ES-FKXAVKe-mLALKS. 'slr»wberrU«,*od raspberries; and in so angto—hidiim if he eh<-'.» l»y a ball of Thrawwr JdUiura* Mwltor it Manta th. KsdhhifjMiry—he-bibjl hjysjhis hutbed ,nnd ratocr Hanau ftaasqsaM by sat ether remedy, ^Maip.wg bratp. Fwrki&Uura. *bich .alt u in Cblorou. or releniion. Irregularity, Talw -tariu. er*.pa daniand,.drill admit - of any ^Sffikigeyuruto be inky prrfrr, and he stay ♦alii.i»Ahei groupHigW and wm th«» ,ff>ud ’wife's faVor.be here and there < l|Ule •su-i-lst iifaush old laahi«n«l flnwets m ^llps—yelixw fillies and whits, with F.iijqs of all tihndrs. 1 I ixiii th\otb»r half he may rusks dtaArthkUHh uf |»rts.>b»'lrintong the .art­ grus crops W>th Ti-»r<ler lines of China «>r rRafeaee- Iwaii-; and he may split the «!,.,!.• er.msr-e. by a walk HVerarohed i»ob riimUix Lim^s, or the L*<tid>u> II-irlte«i'»ur*l—petting off th; tww ends ?. J. at Soarlkt-ruunerR. and ■surbase of firry Naaiurlium. There are also trailable tad preuj ItfxiM't f<>r making the laud do double httv. The bwrd.r lines uf China beta*. vh:cb will ln> ripened in rariy August, pay bare Swedes sown in their shadow In the first data.uf July. •«» that wbe* the Vbisiea bsvir fulfilled tftrif misviyo, there will Ire s sew line <4 purple green BtAhcir place. ;TW •*!/ radishes aud msfedlr ms* have HtteR little circlets of ewtsiiriitor 'piw. bia way intertering with tt<-tr»x,and e«>vsrii« tne ground when JUtofiastsre 4-nw Ths early Uanaauu !OME AND BUY MORE iov-m 11 caowa a frequent dr.im aad ilr«r.ir.ofth to V rineta. 1 hereby remorInj Ouxlroelioa^ Pmrwt lt>< and curing b-tricloro. of Uw Urethra, allay in. Paia end lulLuatiua. an frequent ta the clew J dwrawre. and cay^ltog ^/Vuoane, DwMMd.ad GOODS! 'BxXXCT* • are tovcV^ottA o$ rave auA V,o\»<Y^uX. rooXa anA kt?ot, vAxae\v VCUlke X\xe xxv ' 'VovA.e. 'R.ctoaeVw lit. KoWveVa feXovcvucXx 'BxXXc.vft IN MY LINE OF TRADE Come and See !! acAvft, X\xx \*oot wvavx. 'cwan^ XiocXot'* "Dt. ’B.o'oM.k'* ftXotwo.eVw 'BkXXe.ts WE 11VAB JUST RECEIVED arc X\xx rveVk 'caavi'a SoVaec. o.w\ Cohort. ‘D*. 'BtecfecxVa rraff* *>d ratiraljr fr« frore lb* raid .!>««. ttmkI moreor I*m h. a!) <b« ord to.re toaie. aad ureiuchls. oftb.prrantd.r ■*<••: ’•'d'^rnt^orttaovftbarommuSljr; as IllMTrr- ftX.owkO.cV. "B\X.Xet» uwA^oycxXc. XYvc uxok. axxA At\>\.\x,XaXcK. nriaia. anpweuimi <rf as mopanhig am sHeraa HIE BEST Dr. Tlo'ocwV.'u GOODS sswureBacwniBs. Whiuh we offer st which' la nekowladgid to t>« the only principle fw a perfect Sawing Maaklns. . . ' . Tbv make tba Lock or RbutOa SUteb alike on both eldaa, end tor economy In threat atrength, durabfllty, eleattatty, sad btontr of falib, le laperior to any ether Stitch varf. Tber ere «.-. ■ ■■ It BSUwMl Sb re.Ily as. deretoot read I\j adieetod and kept lo order w i thou t lek in g apart or mo r| ng a aerew. CHEAPEST! ftXxwwcwcXv 'BX.XX.tra awcix^ vcve\ame\\o\^ axxA wvaYcc Ta}*, vn\o^cftAt; CHERRY PECTORAL, Dr. 'SLotooxWo ftXoxwa.cV 'BVxXc’t* artX\xx SoXAVer'fc VrkrwA.Yovi ^YtAMA\Xv(YX D\arrVktu.,'D^*twYtr^, VL'MunxiV.'uiw, (Ac. BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES tFOR0_.J»»l Tbo World’s Groot He mady tar Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con- . sumption, and fior the relief > . . of Consumptive , ’,' ।, • in advanoad stages ’ ■ > . of the diacesc. TAc. gittert ar, put up ffuar bottle,qf iL'hioh thaalquaia ct jiie-aiir. il«.. 27i» fahri ta Jintly angravd,ar. la prwidfti with a tt^fr-guaj-i jryoounUrftittra. (Pnoa fl prr bettl». ri*/or U. O. ,W. Ifob-iok, (Proprirtcr, JfB. Eaal Fourth Bt, Chnaiiu^tti. to n>JU all erdrrt thauld ba addrwtcd ' »«t A***t*. lunary, 1864, Clothi Tarr err siiaptad to a .eirsag aad durable 1 important, forrren ■UM a frail machine u AND Hfrflta, and , M. Owd. Bind. DRY GOODS! -&IHU Z7.K HI 63,008,556.39 GBOCEBY, Eating 4- Billiard saloojv ITABLISUED 1760, PETER LORH.LABD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer EAT«M * aUiXAUUHTO*. ]<«;>« CW^ttMTMC JS.'/ (Fonusrly « Cbaatan uewt, Xsw Ycrl.) ______________ . rklpitkbe., * ridgy o. lb. U«d.r .kJ* Uf xtotb. 1 ww ur»r gstbart and Irani* wllh- 1 ou* stock or oaocnw B VERY FULL AND COMFUSTK ... , OT* BDCfiltftTTABUM HARD-WARE 1 OCR HATMO DtPARpilNT K r**PCVfc** AVWnrTMW sad H Fancies TOBACCO. te ,*• M TUMI «»» TIMM OUR GOODS |>nTStCTAJ«radttant*«m nwglfag JL way. arar tb. Court flow**. X Mtn?'"FWf A TTOBXEYS »d COUKBK1.LORS FOR RATeF wv loams were H*evssarv on a farm one BamNrawa --Mr.J. W. Ctarim. of Green €dke. Wiserirem. Wt 'a ftiwimiinira .SSTJij UTt YjtVV^wOOT VCbCvvCft V*<tY\A. A large stock of . JSEs^-stfasfiKrt theranma eapetaM of. trad. Thee also st^rd ihpkose borne nma» .be Ju-pt on every farm, muTthat It ia rb*aprf to fur. tftarfaU extra fo.rur and make a.tram pt two than keep one h.»r«e and a y<*e of eMlle. Ouc.aisn attjaestatl thkt mules would be better than adv other animal. Ir a trirm!. Wrariy rfl temgbt I? rw.i %TdirtrtetalnfltofflRw freeraad dfw.Hbia brea l ua* iafcHiblaaea pnwestWruiid irraatol iu. ... - *- -—I »t..—.»».« wto, legyre to H Blandulv tea*. Figq ftXc.wwo.cXv ft'vXXcTS tea. nd dlsrasM of lb. CBIXaBT nBUAXB, wbetton- eitabag ia sub or ruin from wnU•ttr CMUS .origiasting ssd do mutter of sow lomo niTKXI ' litres**, of Ibra* Orens reastore th. aid st a DILRI.TIC. HKUtHolira EITRACT BUCliU irtwa* <ibkat oiunrric, u>d t* nreaia uUt. tb. desired tffret is *11 ZhM.re.yar vabcd il -J tautrotthin will enable nay one to ear then ffl aueceUYoKy. Tba toHowtog ar. aoma oftb.fr |.h,anWre w»th eattls thnn with1 hor». s . Kjl.all^Tren-l In.fcvnr ofrat­ tle. ArversTgrWfolhah prraent prefer rod a h-.rar lynin brttnra they enuM du more work fo a wl''ri>‘»^os. ^»'th nbouf ' 7. Javu-ndioe, Kidney Complaints, mxiA a\.\ Avm4im« o$ a akvaokc.Y waYurc, ■Qt X.rre fail to raitofy three who <It. U.ei a that­ nui^h 4 ihe.vutoet to purejiase.aiule •» horses nor as tnueh to net yokes and carta ns bspwrsmw, and wagons. 2d. Ymmg. ^ifty cattle would increase in,value fauwi iwmty-five U» fifty dollars par yoke nniiunnv, wnoe n-,r»o» wrwm rooiwm XUquI Us-same value. SJ. Horace ire mor. I iahledo meet with aoevdranA and kiBrty injorire* that wretild render tho horse worthlwn, woriW prove but a slight WSifllif’d to^fie’tix <»l- l«»* to ths. owner. 4pu.There pf-t many kinds <?f work in ZaA pkore. :Ul eun ba performed to JBisthnp' Suintss St Livsr Oomplajini, R. J. GRANT! WEEIS CELEIIATEI MTEST At the last tntrating of the Greenfield Club tbe question for discussion wiit — jVbst kind uf team is the most erj^utslfor s fermdr tdUKl ' '! Ttr opinion «>t those present, aeeordto tncTSrernfield Gatttlt. generally seemed lo be that if* farmer kept but cine team.-that an ox teata is decidedly economical, for the.-followiiio ®pmr!‘l*t,-lt'w»i<ndwnAtntt n^ad-J KeVar and or THOSE— tewsa uHl eume le-time u» leave -pace ■fnr' libiflail ft.w i.frtie mel.m. that have EridmcaoZ tbs meal relfabl. aad rrepoaalble dreen plalitrfi at interval, amtmg tbsm.—• cbaraclrr win aceomj'.by tbe crediting. Price »1 per Bottle, or tli for*&. ^e.te»n.8i»wv wiiriindZifktefcl shade securely peeked from ■Utoher the Imim of sweet worn, slid tl>c Deliver*! to any addreae, obwr’eluxi mewde witter caMragm a temporary tateriU S)pHpitauitattta*tn»lcatitur, JAtfiijift.Mtu the.sun. and'-f the aheltnr of ripened pwta. I do m make the., sug­ gestion. st random, but atfthe remits of actual and suveeasful j experience. - • . > WWb sack si mple-and orderly arrange Heftt, inyolviag no excessive tabor, 1 think every farmer and country liver uiutv take plcaswuffln his garden as an objBd-of breroty ;—making <€ it a little taffMnnjeisbinr. with Its Coppices of diaA Me£ ft. b»dgr‘ ro’we of curram. amj-fpHtselHitrieai aad its mriufona <>f •bi wherries nod thvme. From the «*rv dny on ^hick in spring, b« sera i he first faint, upheaving tufted lines-.f his Dan 4F«Murkea.«e lias day wben the dunlgllng LiniM and sprawling, bloody tomau«» <p-e smitten by ths frvjai, it offers a field fat .constant progress, and of wcmasWe triomph., Uns by Urie, and company by )8ompany, the army of grera tfoegs uke »»«. <AX Wwu “'AX* (Wu» \«U XbfXWX W* a daiAX—a '4«aX 'BwCOaVd.Xot ox X\vt wwtfttMU* 'BX.Uoub AvWVrvc’te o5 X\ve 'Via*X awA BouXtoA'Mvc 5oy a Kok% Xk’Kve, uvweK accAcA aft a’AxcVe. oX ftXowvae'W 'B\XXt<%, 4 tokeft. va ^to^t c^waxCuXu*, <\\A o.X X\xx ^.vo\ucv Yum, at» a wwre. Biliw*. lmH~whkwgt Delay. (ftbltosr/ - - J. ft.WWEKZET, Agni. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-04-20.pdf 1cf5729f5d1eaca6f176ca0e5a208ad7 PDF Text Text -T axraf.il IM lh<» .VitroV pn .aaliriu .—™1 vol. <$-■ vni. BO. §L Swtisp %MMT, Srttttrt ■ jortrs. ta ruBLtflsiD tYitn mmnn, r aAartNus, aaaav cccstt, MtCVtoaw <^s.ia *A*G-Aba>**«eer lte/>sW^foi. AT THE HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! A wild sad uur w«*f.cir*J il.feug Usages thy trunU •** tout, cad rr«tYet nvrvs thy spirit u> the praet* An4 blrooh not •tlhj tixMtu Ul. Kt Roberts & Strik: g.istiinp’ Unsintss §trtrtarr. ^Chemicals, Hntwte, Oita, Ca» I ph«;wr. Bwmissg Fluid. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. m-s utvm Y«*, tbengb you U« apes ths dull. WUralUey • bo Ue. S»a iBl 04* full of tape and mulj tmt, ui. ti.«M r*n m b.to* h*n. Till fme the irumpst's moelh is p.aJed Tbt Wait •< triumph e'sr ihy grsrs. It was a warm and sultry meroing in the last of June. The inhabitant* of Mwiiruoutb were all aatir with the knowl­ edge Ihnt tb* two armies were tn their midst, and by the laotto* sustaining the TRA. COFFER. BUGA*. 8FICES. 1'KPPSR, probability that a geaenil action waa PHUM EH. HGS, RA15TK8. COMfUMU 1 fart, *v*rv*M*g io U»» Grocery liao, M*k as alxiut to lie haxarded. Th* British' ar­ ,til R— r_. __ my, ciunm.vn.ied by Sir Henry Clinton, had assumed one of tb* atrongrat situs tw*s. Upon the high grounds of Mon mouth Court House, they laid tbelr dank on the border of a amail woods, the la»t guarded by a deeper one, and ths rear running inward a tuuraaa. W« rise keep on hand * good »»*orUu«at oT The army was disposed in au«b an adSTATIOlSTETl-lf, jaevut pueitioo aa to be able to baeraas tac vitality ia the rear, and take advtn tags uf the first mbviMnd&t. Tb* other PE5A PKXCRK. IMS. TXTOB. dGwwrala, Lafayette, Green, Wain*, ^tewurlsn.i Loull, •»re directed to bold tiwvr troop* in readme* to support the front. . Early ia the morning n<>tiee wa* JgiveU that I tie van of tb« enemy waa ia Uto­ lina. Gee. Lee ituuicdiately prepared to make an attack upon ttara. and be • m e<M a joined by Gen*. Dinkersuu and Morgan with their ■jHiited troop*. lu full view uf tta hoiia* of II < 4li. and Molly, ibis action euiMgii-iKwd. Ilollia put on bio military min at oaw. The ■pint which animated every true Ameri­ can waa newly aroused kt thia apectade. «r tU-a4y P*y> ouly. and be waa impaticut iv aiingle iu the groceries PATE-V H3BICIXE8 LHEAIP, IF©& iCAEIEI WOOLKf. FACTORY, ballsof th* *Mmy wbtexed aWi bead. M<dly was atrongly imprr. to the picture; he tad oner looked girariouato her befot*. fSve when b* ' about to Mcrifiee hi* hie at th* pte*Ti the centraf nbjrtt uf aavage ire. '8ha tanedirtfoty, General ronld not be rwstraiu^d Unger. Skipping to Molly, tad tbe away to th* oo.il spring, a fete rod* dis­ distinguished vliitoril toot tbblr" depart' tant. she filled thepiteber, and. rem*vn-. •wring Hultie'liking for spearmint, panead a moment to break off a'few leave* of the rich bed, fringing tbe hank al ber le*t. Tb*** she tattled in the pitcher as she run up to Hofli*. Re received the uffitrlng gtadlv, bfrou-d ber fur th* tbo’t la a tow rotes, and drunk tbe nteU* bo tore tee resumed hlv dutv. Molly ran UnMMB04/1 , _ _____ _ ,________ by tbe a'.raadb sight bf her .white BtaJliiri drees am id Ar bloody strife. 8ho re­ lar ces* efa martial spirit and petriotte turned to h*T p<al of weudrhtff with devotion t* th* flag. . braatMem ahaiety, fee th* Grille 4hg«d FcHrtfl-Uvuk’s parsnta died a*tan she cliwcr *od flerror. Uno>r.sci«<aaly abu was only three year* old, and left ber would break forth with word* ofeaenur- wltfi a bnwher, in Chicago,' 111. Stion agemwnt for favorite general*, aa ah* di* - after th* war eommroMd, *ta and b* t.ngaisbcd thsir uaifurma, or the bo bi* brother, enlieted in ths gbtb Hume burses which tb*y rede felling dead b*ne«(h them. Oneo nrore she vontwrod oat to earry water to Hellis, fur h* nobly and unre........................ miuiagiy wwrkwdi in lbs ____fear _ _____ of th*__fa*. _______ _ Bb« had refilled bar pitcher, wbea -torn ing. obe saw Hollis Ml lu the ground.— With a hlanebad cheek, and a burnUU forebudiag rashing <>«vr her b**rt, *b* her hmba, whileaa»d limb* wave doing lost n» lima in reaching the apoU their duey ia th* Mtetnpu Th* Rebaf* Alaa I tee waa dead I a ehnt of the en- searclied teur person f.r papers and dt*emv had killed him Instaaily. ero ered ber sex. Tbn rascal* respected “Take that cannun away,” said Gen. ber aa a woman, and gave bar a separate Wayne to one of th* soldier*, "w* cas- room whi|* In prison at Atlanta Ga.” ’ noi CU the plea* by a* brave a .man as bs During her captivity she- ratWvad a letter from Jeff, fhsviw, • affriing-bar a “NuProtarnad Moll ______ looking np-m LieatHiani's ovasanfasma if eha would the Geoaral tatalika death, yet enlist in their army. Hltehad no b»m* calm in ita inaeparatlMi of bravery hcigb- and no rslsti***, but sb* Mid eh* prefer trnad to baruiam ; “the eaanon ■halla.u red to fiahi aa a prlrata soldier for I be be removed fur the want of souie uoe to star* and swipe* lbwn lo b* honored with a oeminiseion from tb* Ifelx. About more, for I will uee ray iiunust rxartious cw* weeks ago *b* **• «xohanged. Tb* to avi ng* bis death.” ;■ loturgeau triad to axtort from her • Molly was now feirly aroused. She promise that *be would g* bum*, and Aot enter aervica again. “Go home!" she loaded and diseharj * '* Mid; “ray ealy. brulhor waa killed al ibe officers beheld PiUshutg Loading, and 1 ba«e no bom* —no friendsI" . . Dr. Wdker dewribaa Frank aa nd about medium height, with dark hazel eyas, dark brown hair, rounded feature*, and a feminine voioa and appearance Dr. W. ia **11 veined in hamao aatorea, as. “Who have w* bare inquired Gen. Washington, attracted to the spot by the • insular sDcctaelv ^An knjal ..t (tL boat of MUhael. The power uf bell Would drop befiw* ber F replied Gen. Wayne. .Molly Itow determined an a co ep d« rnaUka Acrordingly eh* ral-adcd me l-uuumi with double the *rdinary quhu, then discharged it. A terrible erub sueweeded. Molly was tbrbwh Into tba air several feet then she fell on lb* groaad with violMe*. Tbte* British soldier* were killed, and an officer of high rank was apparently mortally wdatided.—> Many who eluod by were thrown down I* a private, but th*rif will be w*rk enough fiir me to do." • Rrmember the Etta of your fitthcr.” fsltrrr-d Molly. “I thought y 6a were braro. my awn wifeT’said llollte, with a smile uf affiso- BAKTIJifaH. UIUB. (~iop!rr.T “BatUrarenaa have not I«*i their charm for tri* yet. tfo-ogb I rowfcwa to umraual ' •mriotfi this itHiraingI’'v*pHta Molly . “I ahail ri-tuni atmiffb* darling, it niuy 1 be with new glory attached xw tbe honor 1 •hie name which my faffirr transmitted to me. I muat fight ib««w rod eoste. Molly. O<>d Ideas yftu, and good by* Udf ibe pnwent,” returned H«ll>a. farm*-, i.g her to bis heart with a parang *- sHierfar rif perbewety Tte •*. wBK| COTH WAMA5TE0 ■tronC.and dnrabla//£, t*e cAanpmj »ey ft> j* C& for yoor fomiha Try it? ■ wuyu GAKRLXG IWPra^j site talk* B*^M**»y. _F l-NT db. a. p. DBAKR PRACTICAL DEKTI8T, wsLS^sr-i.'i iSRSs ltd Mully, “l wnly whhed to ••A bleeeing g» vflrt yea. htuhasl!, said. **rv» my' country ; the death of tqy hnaM.»!h, as Halite sf*d rapidly from th* band made me. *lmo*t frantic.” ’ , ' ikmr. '•*Y*lu merit a eaat «if arms like nur Th* enemy advanced en near MuUy’a Joan of Arc,” «.|Wrvdd Lafayette: ;bsrs house tliatAita C<>eld quit* plainly toe- ! •wntainrif iwn goldeii 11111a* tad a *wtwd linguisti tbeir mutKios. .......... . i. pointing upward, bwaryng a crown;” -Oh. that I wero • man P sh* sxctalm-1 atauld prefer eaglr* in pfaM uf tbe ed t -i wmild giro tbhee British ly/snt* fra* daros of death! Tt> tbmk */ tlteir I ill lea.’’ said Mnllyr • '••tta shall have an sptalHte fur yltur approaeh tw war v*ry dmwwl Of tbeir burning the beautiful bnnas of sum* of coal of arme,” said Gen waahtetton, ris­ oar neighbors, because tb*y would n»t ing In Bi* acrostonikd dlgtifty «/ maahcr; • I here'cuhfer upon y«>ti tbs rank tifChp. tain, aa a te*llmi?i*r »f tny rvt»rij fbr y<>ur tarsioe.” / ■ • » 'i Tbs idbwr General* aro**. and. tro»rfng >■ ------ -T went top mile* from otnip toggt supper at a form houae. aad while waiting for tea. were surprised 'id find severs I ravol'v*r. suddenly ad*a«ca fate the room, bebiad each pair of wWcb waa either Col. M<«eby, a rebel Captain, ore Lieutenant sll rather detenniurd own, with toboot m their ey **,*. who dwrasndad the irawiediate surrender, of ths sfi«rs*M T*nk**a. Th* aim being wicked, th* Twenty-fleet­ er* s«W they wero ‘under a cteud,' and so quietly gave up lb* eoctest. “Col. Msraabp-wna **cb elated with hi* g*<>d JurtaM. and required bi* pri*on-rvto follow hiin euppsriesa os bis round* t* hi* headquarter* at Paris; th* they did the legulsi rebel cavalry F— •Q-w did tbev I the prisoner*) like his style of fightfng 1’ * “R* wan. In the mean time engaged In gattaring bi* men. with, tb* avowed inteiihfon.vf attacking Captain Gere's force at daylight, and if possible uf cutting It to pieces. His followers live in the farm­ houses df Loudon. Clark and Jefferaoa Muntiaa. tad ar* either reb*l soldiers or Utfern citiacna as th* cava may require. II* would ride up to a home, call Jak* t>r Joe, tel| them that bn wanted tb*m at 'such an hour, at the usual place—go and tell Jim or Mo*e—almost-every farm turned **t somebody in answer to bi* anil proriduy Ibattbew men, with th* errtified ualhqf allcgiem-c in their p-cketa, jiuirooto tb* young wotqan in quaation and with poses allowing them'.to come rraairM, that eft* abould bacninniiasmmal a LiMlauaak in ibe.ariujt- The Doctor al**M(i*M that Congraa* abould aeaigM women to duty io tb*arniy, wnh eumpen-’ Mosaby dismounted and stepped into tb* a.tinn^a* wall aa *nlur*d mru. averring> house where h«- had his headquarters, that patriotism lut* nuwx. Whirtber th. his pistols in t(d bolsters. Th* LwutenPrc.idsnt * ill oorotniaiiun Mias U->vk a*' kink; with dradlt revolver, watched th* a L«euten*nv*r Cungrosa .wjll draft Mr*. priwwvar*, >abihi lb* Capteia' endeavored Walker’s country *u<i*ra,into,tbe asryiiie1 <•• find an Orderly to take tba bon**.— we know not, but wa ar* certain tkal the. '■ CM-poyel &ma>m, who had bee* marking Doctor ia thoroughly in aarpe*! and that, • the road fur future uae, and bad been tb* story uf Iwr new purtrgs is an iater-’ Hong bsAliig for it Mv’bla ebaner and a*HQg ona,— JFateia^toa RtfviUcan. pr*t«nded to' tie bis -borne, but really ouniag bi* foot into lb* atorrnp of M»*sliy’s •addfeaad lying hold of on« nf the OapL Hardy, B. A.. wtitea au iatev-.. overlooked Jgtetol*. The Lieutenant de­ tr.etlni ' th* move, fired at him, when eating letter to tbaJMd newspaper, an*,.. teetiag menungon • suteiwent that ia :New>' Siinpsnn shut Mnf through the heart with foundiaad there to wel a s*pha; load, frog, th* weapon b* tad secured. Tbe Captain or rvptile of aayi suet; war sqmrtala, turned round and fired, snd Col. Mu»eLy porwepia**, mink. or tnies.Opi. Hardy «me yi the door, to see ‘what all that — say*: “Besides the above mealiotwd row was abnnt.’juaX In time to hear • deAetaoetaa, I found, ertwa viaiuug New- bullet whit unpleasantly do** to his bred r-uvdhiud last summer, several wiiier-. that SiaipeMi tired at him, -just for Urfk,’ Il wait mld-eammer, and ihn fimfiioe were as be and his corursd Ml—yelling back : actatilfetfog w myriads in tan warm »vs-■ ,‘ColturcI,Mo*yby, how do you like nur s>ngv over* very swamp ia Nwta Boutte; style >ifpghung! XVe bel-rag to the SI Nrw York. And away thev went, leav’ inft'Cid Mnsebv dfewtotmted, aed outwit­ ted srf bia liMi boie*, saddle, pistols, and usemugfe tww Yankee priw-aerv.aad with al least one vacancy atnoeg'his [eninmis- □.■iaiw'rsra _ G,rp Silvp-,m rwJe ig ■ ralhw to the camp, elroely followed by Uta Sergeant, and gave CapU Gereaotlc* and aw •mp*. taping' tn im ■nm* little ' of the *ti*my's lutentfons.” croSkvF take a header from the ’ bank; atidby suae* stope* in'tb* wood*, where, ui> tba iu»inlahd they might b* ace* at' every other atop,' in oiarrh of imikev. but in varfi. | .b*1fere wutUe wf our ountmtm trltfbMlOr “ ' pmia^ tn thia li I ibernl response. Th* next day a worn** wb* depended upon her dail^vork for tier own support and that .if her child ran, brought him a iuHar till to b* added as bvr ttilte l0-thecnH**U<*tTh* pastor de*iiaed U> taha ik, tolling te*r ab« ought n«t to give *•• much ; but tire woman iu____, faitkftll eistad. sddmg, “Wev* bad h ie th* h-iuse many weeks'; wecantwri spewd Ik." ’ B«rfsr rttat tW Wil was a.mA tm, the past year aa bis trkin, weft tilled with . e«.taM . I and dtrpp*rf>« that wb* tad fewsd <HT BabbV pfikrt Whro ta •AdT *«■*»£- drod t»afe. and W* haw* Ms tor* �' to £> ready al tte mort vital points. [ Gen. WHson. chtefCare!ry Bureau, Washington. Al tea bran *etign«dfo th*. Igt Division of Ctealrt of th* Atoiy rif th* Potomac.- Grant returned lb AMD DO 0IV3 HTWl fo»Tte> At TJO?;: Col. Juxtit of the 5;h Cavalry Lakes win* from a br.1. Hara mwrs TaatiwKmy, * i Confederate roily Ma cbotor telworn charge pf tbe Butrau. Gen. , Nv4 , and Accounts from V that Md the ■nbiuwstion of tte au«th.T ottec <4fi.e-s have teen ordered tu re Hr (Bites) tbtegtol thro Mr. Outfox in < port to <»♦«. 8tnith. forte* tbe resolution fur the expufei.m of espteat « r inuMBii *tMM. b>ng was mistaken in bi* eorwtreetl'ti Inforn.atioo-bha bro* received at ufUr. Long's sp-ruh. Navy Depa rVr.ro I -from 'Commander Fetitandv. Wood spoke against the *xpulsionofMr. IxHig. Dlix kading Hqusdrou. nf the eaptgrs, by Mr. Cox, "f Ohio, referred to a speech lb- poll Head surrei: ndtng* wf a genuine the st earner Columbine, of gba steamer of the Mayor uf Baltimore !• TSfll. i" Kellogg organ. The Bunntr only asks which the Mayor said that Secretary Sun.t-r. and tb- slraetur Hattie Brooks, for such a candidate m will strengthen Cham snld he was willing to reougnixe by tbe Sumter, armed and manned by a detachment of men from the Pawt^e, 'rather than weaken tbe ticket—ime that th.- South. tinder command!nf Acting Master J: C. Mr. Aaklay. of Ohio, denied that Mr. will not rna aa heavily behind hie ticket Cnmpt.-n. ..f the Pawnee.up the 8u John’* aa CM. Kelkigg did In thia and <*c otbu> Chaws ever raid Rfver Florida. The Hattie Bombs t* a Mr. Wood replied that Becretary valuable pribe. She te fitted op aa a fine county, two years ago. notwithstanding Cii*«c would not deny te said so. . Bengrr boat, has a fine saloon, end It was tbeuagro regulars that -fougtp extra effnta ware pot forth in hia bvbalf, Mr. Wmd here arat up to* te rend a j lieen engsg-d nt transporting stores so well. 'n»y bwndlvd theartillvry^iib and out withstand tag he ran against the catepaign document in which II was rep down the St, J‘4m’» BiW, great akill, and tbcir bravery a« onfthw rrst-ntrd that leading Republican* had ex moat uwp>-polar Dumot rsl in tbia Dis tongue* of all loyal man. ' Una **< the prfssrd an opinion favorable to the dis trict. Tbe Aeaaer only a»ks for a man regiments In thu attnek-un the fort wag aofution nf the L’niofo tin-3d Ky.. <’••! Tboen^wih -whu eoht »bu will hare no octAhiun. on acuounl of /Mr. Wood, resuming, said > believro 1 Cairo. April 18.—Tbe tehrl Gen. Bn Dw'ret-W W. wnOLNuUGH, unpopularity, to buy hi* enemies or ecH, That tf uur Government wott!.’, net in a ! f»rd sent a flag «»f trore at 7 o’clock this Uianded* totigmle. This regiment wa*‘ reiwd in Paducah. Abreu gt^ra ago. by hig irieoda. One who is n«*l w> poor that proper apirtt by nt^utiatiiig, a praro morning, demanding the surrender of Col. Tilghmm, afiurwa-d Brig. General, could he restored without firing anolter Fort HsUrck, Columbus. Ky., the white be need asreaa bia appointee* to pay bis gun. He (W«*d) «*bm nulla favor of soldiers to l>e treated as prisreeranf war, and G-d. Tto-wnpaon, wb-. waaal ■*— *'— expense*. We believe there are several jb*r*rogniti<« ur the areeminn of tte hut no pretectimi ia . promised colored । । sorb men in tbe District. whou« goutbrni Stales, but ia fav« of dUng troops found in arma Five huurs were lbs Banner has n>4 and will r.-u evpree* justice In thaSuntbein people by dnd«v- given fur. the removal of woinro and j a pruforrace. But if tbe Erylt and other oring U> rretorv them to the Union with children. Th* .learner Crawford arrived ■raablteati Cwwsty Cesvsuttee. all their coostitutirwial right*. here at I P. M. crowded with the latter. Tbs Msp.bUrese of B«rey Oseety are re^ureiad i very unwise friends nf Col. Kellogg Mr. Sciumck, ..f Uhusssid he.(Scboack) Aa *h>- waa leaving Colnmhu*twu Aaam IS THE BEST TBUC . r—< by lulrom •< Oren Ileus* >n H»* >..g«.<» KaUuJar. M.r 14lb. l-.i .1 m>. o'chxA 1 cbooec tn cintinoe to treat with derision did Ml hel.wg to say such srb<w>L He. era arrived from below wflh 3 000 vet­ ' tbe objections as yet nfiured to tbuir man. (Srhrnok) was hi firrar of having nuemo erans, tn rovtt for home '-ft furlough, and entertained by a very large pa’t ■’» fervneu with rebek in arms. In king for also a battery, which were landiti. and this DfktHct, wt may prrsrnt still other their recogaitinp. He waa fiw wf .-flket which would diMihtfesa materially change, h. lb- atu-k, thi* regiment wa* in tte. aaliv putting down the rebellb« -that U the enlmlatinna of the rebels objections, with “accompanying d<<u adv awe, ami aufiterd tte m««t. C»loti*l would never rate* its hydra bead again. The I'Mmrr Oltve Branch from New meat*,’’ l«» their satisfaeti<.n. Tbe mere iatimati-io nf pe*w« had been Orleans thh. arrived this afternoon, re- 'lb>>mp*..n w*«.literally torn in pirevi. t.f' ( a shot from a *irgr gun baud tel by coi-’ Ws hate uu doubt tbe Aegis and Ha scorned by the rebels, yes gentlemen tw>rt« fii*htlng had liven going *>n at F»'l c<«d}nt»ra are elncwre in «hr ad* ica to here wiield rraw) «m their Nellie* and Pillow nil day yretrrdsv op tft the lime fored'inen. 'ITrov colored mro were na live Kvnlurkirn*. and ~s*u of Item ofthe Bon^tr to drop the subject ; Il i* lick tbe rebels* feel. Mr. Schenck spoke sh* pa«a*d lh«ra,tbri-u 1’. M., wbra there, ted up tbuir lire* fir th*ir country, la in senrnhil terms of Wood's conduct, was a ressatioo nf boat U it fee. Negotianut tbe first time nth spirits ha«e asked saying that ihe latter waa one who would ti.rn* were pending, and a flag nf trnce I there nut a atacn ju»tire in tbe feet that to be ^Ict aloBe.” I many of three paid ths peualy' of their abase himself tn tbe rebel*, tn rvatnre tr-aw-n at tifetr own door-prata by tfle tbe Democrat* to place and powar. hands of th- deapfeed native Keutucklaro Mr. Voorhire, nf Indiana, without retuf African desent ? tering into a qweatioo as t» tba merit* of Tbe next nnmber of the Bakmkm com- ' To Hon. Lucien Andera>« of that dis­ what L>*ng bad Mid, maintained the right tn br efforts mad-A.. rsi*u it agal*. pletas it* Eighth year. It is no longer trict, the credit I* due of getting perm is-1 of a Representative in Congreaw t«« ex Ltttr—Geo. Buford'* demand wa* for an experiment w tetter a straight forward j pre* bls public eeatimrnt- in* bt-balf of tte utvowidith-nal aurrrafe-r «»f Fort I’il afon to raise a regiment of black* which wo* don* agtiast the uppouitiun uf tbe hie OMiatitureita, in a decoreu* and prop fearlwsa, independent. Republican paper, has the following: . Al'b^e-dMSFttWvw'fc/ARmdudkMf ■’■ “The oboief of Fortress Monroe aa a er manner. Thi* waa all that Mr. Lmg de red th* neg rr ■ would l>r returned to &atc a thuruire. ean be sustained in our growing and eu To Cui. II •efc*. a noble War Democrat secondary basis involved tbe necessity bad d-aie Had Scbm-ck lived In other tb*ir mnslrr*. luit if iorerd tn take the terprjs.ng ouunty. Tbe Bstririta is to-d.iv and all tbe tn*>pu under hi* »*u»m*n<l, of leaving Washington, or »be fixed ba­ days be would have been ear mu tte mob quarters would be >hown them. an evidepew of that fact. While it baa sis. tn be threatened, morally at least, who demanded the drumfire *1 of Christ, I Q.l. Lawrence, of the 34th M-w Jer great credit ia duu for their ubvlinate and sometimes struggled with apparently by the enemy. Thu first movement, to or 'b-n who burned Juba lodgers al I aey. commanding the p-wt, replied that •n<*-sa*ful d-frmw. The gunboats fired 6000 rounds; they ndverer fortunes, it has in tbe end tri- , Fortress Monroe, was the stride uf a gi-1 tbe slake. The slang uttered byScteark 'hi* Government placed him there to de act. The second, in tbe direction of was more becoming degrading purlieus fend the tort, and a earrender was nut uf lunl three wounded. The CatXS'U of lbs unipbed over all opposition, whether of Richmond, wee that of a dwarf. When than it waa tba presence wr bearing ol Paw Pop received a scratch iiom a mina financial personal or political character; tbe army arrived in front of tbe linev at gentlemen. nir Irnll on the right check jmd a belt vast nnd-if its increased circulation is an indi­ Y<>rkl»wn. it numtered probably 100.­ through bi* MHial—wia. The troops m Mr. Sebenck briefly replied to Mr the fort hnd 14 killed and 40 wounded.— cation nf its appreciation by the reading 000 men, and here ttere was no timid Vuorbfes. • New Y»rk, April K-Th- fall in g-W Fijrreat took about 40 convstesc-nis in Mr. Colfax asked the Honea U» act cvmtntmlty, the fusdre Is foil of hspe and President to fato-rfere with the command; ncvertbeless McClellan suffered blma.-lf apart tn morrow, al 2 <•'cloak, for a vote was eaunud bv a report that Mr. Cb-ae has drawn from M00 000 re tROO OOO 300 killed and 1000 «<wtndad. Tba lat to be stopped in the middle of an ..fienaga'iel g"*d sent from Ban Francisco tar war* taker. u» MayfiwM by rgiU lb. |alr* campaign by Magruder and 12,000 | pre^MMty. Mr. Orth spoke in’favor of the former liaatenltte fiirt unburied. la asking the continued patronage uf , men. Hi* previous information, jrcieh | rreolutioo. He aa'id if old Geo. Jacksun Inat vear. The Baltimore Snthrrn repivrts a fight j had been tn power, instead of censure be-ar friends for another year—a year per- was afterwards found to be inrorrect. near Winchester <«n Friday la*t between hipa, fraugfe with more-of good nr *vll had stated thh number at 20,000. and ir.g passed <>n the gentlemaa from Mary­ Maj. Hunter, with a force of Puansyfe-s. Magruder made such skillful dtspoeili-m* land (Harris) tbe traitor would now be nia rsvatry. and the rebels inwlrt Imbo­ to.unr belovbd land than any which have (Applause.) i as efluctually e»mpletcd tte deception.— in tbe old Capitol prison Fnwn M t" 100 were killed and y*l preceded it, we have no other pledg­ But a General who, aa Napoleon used to Mr. Pendleton rose to the question' den During one nf ths rebellions ia Ireland wounded rwi tooth side*. Psseee.ger* es or Mvurancea to make, other than may **v “knr.w« hi* trade." will oeldom te । t>l*l the lautuage was unparalled, calling tri-m the west *ay< was a decided Unma tbe rrfol* who bad ewtieeived a high d- grr« of indignation against a certain lie driwn from its past career. Its po­ deceived. Why did be not take means tbe gentleman from Msry land a traitor. triumph. ' Harris to Orth—* You are a liar!” te ascertain the truth 1 Sopposing how ­ greet banker. (Mowed a reraluti.wi that litical principles are well known having Tb- draft is poatp«*a<!. probably until ever. that bia previous inf >rmation had Urth replied that the vila alabluring they would at oner burn, his notes which ever sued by tbe Old Flag, tu guard it been correct, be sbnold not have wasted of <Hir convicted of treason fell eilunt al Jone 1st. they held ; thia they actually did—forget Same 500 t<* 1 000 rebel deserter* are alike from open foes, and treacherous bia time in waiting for McDowell, when hi* feeL Orth then replied at length to said tn be in OkUinuhet Swamp. "Fla., ting that in burning bis notes they were But Mr. V.Hwbiee. fi irada. White adhering to tbe distinct­ every moment r< it was precious. regwfarfy armed against tbe Qwrfrd- d-wtr.ry tag bl* debts, and that lor etjgy Mr. Ki rnan thought It waa Um* right note which went into the flames, a eorive principles uf the Republican Party «»f every bmr’l delay after he bad beard uf j ' erele authorities. that Geweral'a retention, created eighty and duty of tbs Government toput 4<1’r" responding value went into the bunker's tieday, wc acknowledge no creed or plat­ ebancea to one against bia ultimate auc I the rebellion. He was opposed ti> some pocket and owl of thelf own. • This BgMh form which ronflmls with uur judgement ores. Tbe boar of hia arrival in front of' measures of the Admutisl'Blicn, but it • bat a*wy he 1 eraked a genuine financial Cairo, April 14.—-Tuesday morning Hiternianism. of right, and our views of the best moos the lines should Jtare been tbs hour of was idle to talk about peace while armed . . Forrwt with some fj.OQO men altakrd unre (hr the perpetuity of our glorious hie attack upon tbrm. Two overwhelm rebel, are in the owintry. iog maseaa, to which life and energy bad Mr. Davis pf Mary lad, said tbe quve- j F"rt Pillow. 8t«un after tbaattack, Fur­ Tba Ew*gcn>ATt->M Facets watt-w — Upion, nuac more perfect, and mure been communicated, should have been tioti waa not whether the eperch deliver- ( rest sent a flag of truce demanding tbe Mr. Suinttur bos intnaiured'a btlHn the dear by the bl««od of ber tnarlyraalain— hurled on acnarale points, Msgrudur nut rd by the gentleman from Ofeiw wga trea- surrender of the 6>rt and garrison, mean Senate tn make the Emenclputi-m Preu our frteoda, kinsmen, and brother*. In only defeated, hut destroyed 1 Tbe tn»r | w-cable within tbe law. but whether hr white diap<*ii>g his force au aa U* gain n luniufloH of January 1883. « stsinrei .i< The I waa worthy to be a Repreeertutivc. decided ad vantage. all cases, are men subordinated to princi­ aleoftbu Federal army raised! i tbe United State*. Tbe bih I* in tferfol Maj. Booth, of the 13th Tennessee cav­ lowing word.* 5 Mr Davie did m-t envy the gentleman ple*. and platforms and creeds of parties result of the campaign, although it might not hare been ducisire, would have been who refused te expel that gentleman alry. is in romaund. wiU>r400 of that “Tbr Proclamation nf Emancipation. utul *.xiv entice* are alike subject to cenfrutn the House, and afterwards voted he n-giment and 200 <-f the 1st Battalion. > issued by tbe Pretidrnt of tbe United more bunorabls I. »<irc, und repudiation when failing to waa unworthy t- h<Jd a seal here. Tbe 6th United States Heavy Artillery, States, »n the 1st ..f January. IW13. *o Btlrman had proclaimed himself a formerlv tbe 1st Alabama cavalry. e»l- far as th- same <1—lares V* ala* -a, m uur rxtecM* their high prerogative ol standTag Hxkoisp Air» Ceutw or thx nd uf the soemies ..f tba United Staten ored. Tbe flag wf truce was.refused and >ng in defense ot jiratice, of right,and that Daaaa.—A corrspoodenl of a Paris pa­ in relation U» bis solemn oath tu abstain fighting resumed. Aflurwarda a second • tech e«nt*aecs both of these—an per gives the following account «*f the flag came in which was also refused.— I thu QsnaUuitluB. buauag of the psnish officer* : undivided Union, eleansod of its most “Mr. Finck made a lengthy eprach In Both flags gave tbe rebels advantage in 'Tbe Danish office re -qf* heroes. They blighting stain. Men claiming to be wf I opposition to the expulsion; also, in «p- gaining new p<oilioM. The halite waa ma only await with remarkable courage our own political faith most trot claim ' position to the sen ti mm la expressed by kept up till 3 o'clock in tbe afternoon.for the moment when they shall rpeae- 1 bia colleague L«.nt * “ when Major >x>th was I.................. ' —--------1 Arter • *few remark* and will not receive si.y exemption from nre swords with an enemy four time* r. Dumont aaM.-ban Bradford 1<«k coin maud. criticism ur censure if their object be to tbrir strength, but what is Still more by Mr. Whaley. 1-------- ---Mr. Bing wanted l<> win •*' warm place serve the devil, in the livery of heaven. fivrmidable they eat ryu bread as black _ of Fsmand<t, a* crime and as fatal aedeafiny. A Dan­ m the heart and afleetit— Tbe Bx«u* has no ay chopha otic adal(M to stew be waa ish ..fixer haa takam u* hisnaetf the mi* Wwod.th«uu|y way ws *ticn of num in high Station*, nor accept* tii« ol etudying tbe deviation. lnlon.^md to prefer tte recognition of S ht*: ths idcu that all of journalistic wisdom to the distance, of the ri8«w <vf tbe I ru* aiaua. He (pre* every day to thu ad­ emcmitra frpm large citias. The* much and no more, at present, vanced posts, provided with a gtam. and makes a memorandum of hiv obe-rvahave erg an say of what tbe UaMtu baa trnna. Th* day ticfor» yx«tsrday. a Ger­ iieen. r«. ani^will continue to be. If you man rifieimtn psreeived thisuflji-er <m tbe like unr atyW^you pay yottr mnery and look out. at a dielauc* of afemi 600 me Cabo your paper. Wt sincerely hope the trre. The *..)*«•, natmutirely obedi­ ent to military’ discipline, respectfully made tbe sedgte and then pn<reed«d to aitirflspt to lodge a bell in tbe ufSosr'* it such. tfyon take uor paper we must body. Tbe lailrr rejoiced at th'* «ippnrhave war pay. h e-ata money to buy paper, pay for help; ia fact, evurythrng c*aKa mousy. . Our paper is roily Oita Gaw. Gsamt awo hi* Ctasa.—A, pri vata fetter from Lieut. J*me* Hutchin­ son, ot tbe Vutenin Ri eurve Corps, and formed/<>f tb- |8tb New York Volun­ teers, fureisbsu a little inci dec I wbersii. Gen. Grant we* one <>f th-nct»ra. Lieut. Hutchlusoa is ateti-nwd in Ws.hingUHi, and a few dat a since was <-n fluty m Of firer of the Day at th- W ar Department. An order was. In forre which forbade1 f^F" W* presume th* IfetnJt willjbd fault thia week, at the local matter la oar pawr-lal a wneft ret drunk mid raise a t dog»^>.«’t fight, Im* shall % btefthy and prn*f>-r.«a c-mditi emtewous many iateretiJng a fratn «NB* W may hare i<r. nr- W. W. Treadwell, -f th oo’Prople’a Bank swindle, has pe<gr«ti0ra t» tn.ke an *—£"■ t.lODOQ. fi«r the hem-fit -f th* * of th* lauk, provided that te, well) be drrebarged s~i rrie*o-l > cl.ims’or demands of whatever rt from tte creditors of the l'*"k A startling event U-k y ►d .y, in Allan*, in one ‘ uniittee Room* — cr‘ •••v’**1 crowd lU subpw’ t>'«fi»r dieewsmn.fovv.-wMsfefwtsd.ol’h wanut; W. r»rinkH was speak ng ait. eorseitarea. and «l fength tbs mi । ha fata hrea»e» rawl-rt.-d as,is I a uh Speaker* *uft-riag Irotu nr hwwt whixt-n «f Ksfeamf*. |y tn test villair-si Saturdsy *«• apoplexy. Mr. Miller waa a pf' .W Ur. oi W , I., U during that <’•■»*. Shed '*•* "fi**'1 tv Pr.-s-v-utmg Athwroy " trrms. and that “f United States mJ one term. He w»* 45 y«« .klteitoam of his.tterfh, *'>•» >’« urVrTtte Mine -d'.^X ’»-* P hi* death, tn tW* riti w-e year -4dte**r**< ’’ri*— Tna Faavcn Mai^wo -w a**.—B* •F’ Orlrau* ri th,t. French f'*« *• jEL^ri-rMexteo. * fight hs: .date, te which the Fr- id <*rv ™ Threw Fraoetofng.-”-'' bar tvaunriM te ****- (*"1 Mva A *c*<temnti.« ordering e.—- �BUFFALO TEWTMOWT. •“"•.-•■wan ———" " ■....... •— ,r'» ~"~#ijio aiW „ r,« Berry County. Mi 4b Uomjbooc. tfomalataMl aH IlMting.. Marab ImT. l«-4. • “py i AUfot, a. u. co Il Depatylta SwTk-dn.TstaK.TjjPi’lr r-.T-1 •■ ——i a. MT"’ prename the Detroit TW&itwr will find fault ,Wa week, at tbe want of local matter in t-ar |*»r- bat alien men wntfi pet dhtnk and raise a row. and 8 PilCIAL NOTICES doge Won’t fight, bow aha!! we make lbem-1 mortgage sale. Srwstija Deputy Snpt. >4 Pub­ lic tartcucttan han ktiun-tl uv with ■ c«py of the twenty-aeventh animal n*pmt wife, ot Harry Cnunl- .nd Stalo of Ml< •1 I Hr Sunerintendrnt -if P white I mi ruc­ tion f.w tin Stale of Michigan, with at- j company tag di-eumcnta. It repram-ut* the vdtteal>i>rud intrrraae >4 the State In n ' heaTtby and. penapanm/ omdtiiun. li emUnm many intwwting atatiatlr* I I MgthfWs (hocalatc Hora Dr«px ! ftmy which’ We' mny ha»e oecBaion to I r»r- W. ML ’neadwelL, lU H«d a-ui t*i-ofdr’* Hawk awin^Jr. ba* ruadr’a pr-mnaition tu make »n aaaignn-ent ot f-mflOO. fitr the bemfit of the rr.-dit.ir. •4 th* batik. MBvidrd thjl be. (Trra-I*rl’| be draettarged and rotaaar.1 haoi all rtaujo'or demsnda of whatever rlu»r.>< ter fmtn (he rrrditora of tbe Uok. The preaewt liai-ilitiea >4 tbe bank are tf>6 IHepl. TheAaaet. nraMl iSO 17. It < be creditor, aervut Tread well'* aaaigomaaii, tbw naaa-tv^will b* Ml 4W 17. «Meb. dedwettar ripen*** <4 aniiietucet. will pay 70 to 75 erut. on the d-llar. KEV ER foil Io dealray aad rxternlMle all kittd* oflntealiaal Www. Ara parferily ralfolde in all ta*«*. end tar Mprri rto am an-l -ell <W tba Fence \Vone_mafrrtKUi*, .nd naaaewae^Taraiifo- iea Bolter to tl.< pcr-.ee Milerr.i.* >. । Mata, af Uia pendaoey of Mid paUt.oa. and Ttre Enmen Marchtbo «>m Matam<»RMOl^Twggr ed fiew Orl—.. w« bear that • 1- rrneb force ia' marching upon Metamar.re,' Mextan. A fight had taken jdaU. in which «be Fr tR- were «ian>riMt*. • Three French frige -« were off the tier pre pa ring to erwaa. . Cortina had i*•ntjkA.proplaaiiititia ordering »H thri troop, tn cimanatrate nri the Rio Grande b*ta» MBtoKKrnm, tn reaiat tbe oceupwtiwD »f ih«t plane by tbe French. I Or fol fog for medwm* -b* r- MIXDldL fudge ul Frabal ADMINISTUATOK'B SALE I • apartmt ut»»« tert modi tbv aulifeet tinder diacto , lery.—-Mttad'-kaGMl ,a|'h wa'inth. Mr. W. rtrinkhr Waa «pfaking with mnrli earnr.tnm, and wt kuglh tbo wtngrfen “f hia Ob became anotr.rud e. ia I be tt-' with aprakrra eoft-ring treu* mer <»«•’ mrnt, sbI trie bearer*, adtriUitag it t-. lbw canoe »trr greatly. Monaed. Sud­ denly wbm in tbe act i4 gmitieotating, Mr. Drinker fell forward, and tu the o>r>- I ►tarnation of all preectit, when hr W*-ta- j I1 ir”» .rear aiediciae fo elrtryaiea for the poor at ken up, it w aa touwd that hr * a* d»nd. I lheir perfotw*. I obtained ■ forftfe for a pear girt py J»*eph Miller. Jr . E-q..a pram- , or wit caegrrgatiea. aba b*d tang b-ea aaari' | brlplraa fe.*i Kbramatiiun. and >lr*ag»- la ear it wait eihzrn «f Kalamamo. died Midd.ii that om battle eared bartaiiraly. I writ* Ita. l» hl that vittate no Saturday evening of bepiagitaMy aid tbaRoaletr ia liarKorlI to tetr* apoplexy Mr. Miller waa a prnnun «>l daaa the mediei-. and bfoaa tboar aha may awd I uiemlierW tbe Ur. and bad prarti cl • aaeb a rraiedy; aad I aa* .tiway term., aa 1 ba I taw al Katanntx-a over 26 yewra. having. Hee* it. tMOIawdl follyjamita the a*at auperU <!uring thnt time, filled ibe officei-f C-«mty Prum-euting Attorney two or three, trrma, and that of United Stall** Aitorney one term. He Waa 45 yt-ara of ag* eUfcrtinw uf bia death, andZhaif at> at,-! tack the a?MMe dtaraat- tlidt produced hia death, in thh Mt i *>■<*« year* eincr. I — AJotrtuar wwd 7>*4ai*a. ’ a. arhr the prayer of the peuuaaer .Ixra.d *<3*1^ 'urtber Ordered, that th. pal ilk IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ABKM2X^,r,,riei« *««h «W»**ad dlaraaa. X**wanovB 5EVBAUJIA KIXO win apaadjly rtber perwu* reforested ia a.1.1 eelaie. ara r*-' |uir*j fo a>r«ar at a artafoa *| aw* l^art. Ibra , u be teuMaa at tbe I'mbale USee. * ll,» t.Uq, I Heating*. a*d Aewtfori**. If ai« tb«* be. , rliy the ^njttot d»» pdlUvatr abnnM nai bW^ yertfiL . ..»<•!•.- —r; ‘‘•uif.iu And it w further ordered. tb»t aard petitioner , vre n.t.re ta the pn«u Mtrrtafod, ia wM '! •foie, ot I ha |>ende«cr ot Mid ratio.*, aad tba . ranaa tbcv**L by earning a ropy of thia order ABE yon raOad vi|h th* forter«* of knvaara^l W‘»*o* « .'■eeateia Kura wUl (predllr rrlwTa. taB-tagfrm*, UwpmaiopofDneev. bale Of Keeerred Mate JBlMral' Lead*. ’ Wvraoa'* Hanaaui Micwi«t»Haan LaikOrmca. I ? V <> T IC E Kura nat taipraao yeer o— i. no WTBN Wonno t Xasaauiu Kuo wlU aaauaga year fold tnaa marhat. u Veijer aad Iras tooMtoea, I 1 RK ’euawrer of Uwe TtaU.ee.f the Cae.r laWATSO.VH XEI'BILOIA SIXO. . «rtO. rura for <1 im-mo AeytlaaH fly*. «• B. WALK**, *0+ r°Ltal* a. w. bm“T- Itaiinga. Mick. - e-M1 DVErmSBMBOT. THE (HEAT CAME HUMAN MISERY. JwT PMiM. M a ftataf Aaeabpt. Trior .KU <U >7i IV1LDI50 HAROWaW^AXD mkctiahicti hy.foT'ap BUB- J- <’0LriiBWklA.>t. D.,'a. thae af th» <A~. A -r. ba. Tba warhl rauawnrd aether, ia thia admirable Laahvw. a»mriy pmeaa r— --------------- *— Of tba varytai material an* tatmt ..................... .. TlX.HHKrrtBOMASPOOM-WWOBW, j , ... ■ M*jtvrACTVBK» ahHCLga, Canalaatly M head. Deetfoeyttha .DilN^TmiJL^EALE. < 91 •“*’ < Jtaiisr4* Si ‘ ' ’ - 1 �HHill Regulator CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. VtuuM. . attaoXottvrc&XaX'as.vaXAki. o» a ’wvtAkAnt wVktXx wAW cure a\\. X\kc Mk\\* wXkkcXk A aura and powerful Tonic eorraetivr and allsra ltrs ot wemkrih! eOeMy ie dlaeasrs ef tbo $Xc%\k W Yvtvr Xo," VuX a« a rcwkiAvaX aavaX— a gvfcCkX Stomach: Liver and Bowels Kt fcaXaXoY oj tyXtm. and Ih • few wvdn aftarwards the aamw case' h*itig itiwAilaUd with a rm. 11 pct virna, it »•> found t>> make <>•• imprea mon ntf the iwguhitatmo shit ever. In tort OrywB-uij’he published tbe result of h,a lfiqnir.es but they weie received with incredulity by tba mass'-f dte medical pr>ifena>-«; but tbu etidraae was .too strong, and ■vaemnsUon beenme an in.. miitaUwbw t» pby otwano^and a bcm p. auflrrina litfinani^i.' ■ ‘ ■ Thi* diaeaar tn lbc.C«>* Is Af a peculiar pmftillar charwetwr. of rare occurreuiv. and aridom mnnlfesta iWelt except when, rattle are e-rrnlrd «‘r herded together in Hpinu. Cmwiaptien. CUIfo. InWrmlU- • . ' «nwv WIBI MH —. A Trial vUi aoarmcn Ue swat akapuci FB» ALM—FBI! A U^-FMM ALU. /•a>M» ^iaar paudiarU faawiu lb. Ex- ■OF THOSE— GOODS! o^kJat'WttX atvA ftoii.XVk.YiM.vt Kat, a Yong Xvwku, Seta. vaaeXx nctAcA an, aAktXx. oK ftXovaacVv Win, kwVkktVy, kJ 1 Xakta, va ^uaxVUVtt, ! aoA aX XKt ^ro^xv Xytac, art a tuv c ^vtacaYkvt oj Bilious Fever, Fever and jlgue, ' Liver Gomplaini, dDyepepaia, Indigestion, Jaundice, Kidney Complaints, aaA aW dxMattt c$ a •vcav* lav vtaXavc. iltriWM. •«»’ • ooo„r, M 1 healthy, jwcamaM ham •'ratafees fimaM far a» the Lum.s ayatom illSlttfSS li.re Hemal CMwiJiuK,,,,,, .rsaar-vaxf^., 'Vkusns 'BkMc.vs Feaale WnfrnMtiH, and;stated, tte wfctaa •erier af romplaim* that aufae fees. imparity, of th* MomI. Miauta ref»rt> of hrlierimS eaw mar he fjuird tai Arkk'a' Aktamcta . Alm .mac. wMrh rv farmatad to tW draggius <.-- ----......... ■ . • -• ~ 'Votkke. tba fitrr. italao inrarfaUy rrhr.ra tbo Conanr. wo» mrmMnnrd t>, irregular actioe at lb* di rv.tii. ■ I,-*■•- Dt 'Ro'oatkk 6tow.ae\\ "Bktteea Lw Huaoca's Kn»m Urea* for all a*Mt.cre. .Ml diawaaro of Ibe CR1SARY OROANH, • briber etiauag in uu nr raiu from vbat »r«r rawaa originating and bo walUr af now to»o KTArnnm. . ' . ■ , . {H*V Bmil'jlVrMU^i’s^TRAl^T MCQSU mi X\\x \bOOY vckatW Vntni., TW. ■R.o'back'h ft\otx\vk.e\v WxXXctB IS MT LIKE OF TRADE Come and See! I VE nVAK JUST RECEIVED provrtitatir* of vw»all-p«.»! In aarwar. it ton unlimited pn.Oaotiaa, juUaa muah eu «> the diM-».e iterlf is-w<ait>et a recur “ - Lrt'raotHwdw. «* , ** ft!?* *185+. DfRECT FROM »ax>€ X\k«, 'OOOy maxk vaaxv^ 'DocXo*'* *ftkXX». — _, v , , TVr. ^LoVack t Z_i .. 1, : “ —•‘■^mre ■< eperatra • ligbihd Ua.icwaoL t’hmtbapm.crx, •*•«**'« *ud. , art Xkt AtV rKank ftokaec and. Covn$orX. VJt. 'BadoaeVt ftXovuaeVv 'BV.XKc’o InkAaotnU XW weak and AtVA.kXaXt.di. THE BEST aou> st Am m. Haueoua'a Tata so mu Cut out the Adrrrtarmnt sad send for it. A»d avoid luroarnux amd Exroaeas. T>*. 'RoVack't A largw etnek of ftkowvo.e\\ 'B'aVte avoak^ ttktXaneXvoX^ and nvakt IaS*- tn\o^a\>\t. sswura ■acaiaat. WEEIl CELE1UTEI MTE«T On the first day of Docetuber, four sl>9«l» >.f tbe name breed. nearly of a nine. and as much alike in UVary reaper! aa e-*uld be selected from a l*< •«» made ab~ibe ..I, cadi bei«| carefully wmgtwd. and plneed ip. g sing].. pu, whims ibeir f—>d cold be cuctly rtf i. I ated -T«m of lk-m a ’ tugrlb- r unr hundred am] eight.__ —r .____ _ These were fed <>u wtte gxllmi iwch ol of nbeilod Indian cot a. tbe gallon weighing owMgAtMla •*- «H fitr 24 lio.irs, and aa much water aa the, ueeAod. Iho other two wore fed »n lu* aa much by wehlht ot Ind.ar. meal made rwt«. hasty p.^dieg, «itb a littl. aslk Thesevow «.f meal, when om-lted weighed thirty pounds and tneewrrti three galh.ua. Before the experiment had progressed a fortnight it wee percgived that tbw.tvo fed un haely pudding were outatrippltig tba two fed oil wbUr com.and on the thirtydourth day they were again weighed; tiw iswd-fed «mew wefghlMg twoot5-firs p-oeda mure thne THE fllEAPEST IhbLRE WITH THE CHERRY PECTORAL fcr. *RoVoek't ftXovcxckcVv WxXXcr* Tbe World’s Great RmnMiy fcr Coughs, Colds, Incipient Coo■umptiatr, and for tba relief oTCOneumptivo pullout* in Rdvatiootl stngew of the dtsa&ao. art xYvc ftcAA.vtv't ¥r\tx\A, ^LVtkstnXkn^T '’Dk.avrXkta, Ai\\ttaXtv^, AVXvcatnaVYAkk, tie. IrvWkMnrrawwkHnln «<W. •:>«•> —T »F>»:I .. Wfcere. ee iaimdueed are _ rapid;y r ■ IKDOT3 & EE023, GROCERIES ' STimm gittrra ar» put Up in quurt KotU—,tif whioh. th* aist-r ia a fao-aimSa,. iha loirI ia Jinalp mgravrd, and ia prwidrd with a aafa-gilurd frdrn acuntarfaitara. (Prior fl par bettla, at •wwn- rtrr Tm.>.li- Uan fc» rr^wmdt.y y^JarS-k Rtr~l. STEJS?*- FOR SALE BY Robert. A Striker. Hastings; EH XieKila. J«v Rian7.On>af«*Uta; M. CH-1ft. Fraim., ilia; H­ . H—nugton. Mbldlet ille.aad by droggUU and Clolhi AND DRY GOODS t 1. GROCERY, Eating if Billiard —---r -cwurniy, Ac $3,002,556.39 PlAXod Pianos & Melode­ ons! PIANOS ■ salooiv PIANOS EXTON * McBAL'GIITON. , I I HARD. WARE! PIANOS PIANOS | tgy- A’O ZfewaFraxm dr Hotrtfyum oiiaurd. onnntui OUR GOODS KNArrEM A BI REWS I D* J C Area A fk. • ,. ail orders aholOd bo txdJvwMvi. PIANOS 1 m n« and larger cmpe M l.r ; iU fri.« »U. Tbt Ifirttkmaa'.HM M M s'iris » k.^t K? TTORSEYS wd COinWF?f2iSHI 11® ".’-al w. ,? • CHIC A CO, ®°“ Ccltvu cnr '-GiWiBs-i^A- Hiht t> Faww— 1.—The «ctra<>rdiMry rise in U>v pries of tmh '0*, caused by tbe gn-at drnsand in oar campa and army bnaphalM t*i» raluaWs nf all ’ anti-ocorbrtit. baa d-ubtl»« sufieiiuitJy Indicated t*i mtelligrtl fsrtnora that the wni.xi cr-p fartuujs Wann fn-u Uu!.ty M-se&te art covrC^oteA 05 vatt aa4 Kov>fr5vk\ vooXm and. \vcv\>%, uAkktK makt XVmlva R. J. GRANT! tar vw place on the.akm, and iben with kho lancet1 produce a linle Irritation be neWb it, «ed «.»« by |hoaha»rbei>va ,ll >« imbibed, and In abaattifUen day^it will rrtwb iU crla>»- Frv'n tola •• vblaln tbe purr VM-ciif*. Thi* •• U'« perfectly Rttte a»<rt*. and none ether io-pure, aa expertenae baa u»> truly pr»«uO th«t fr*'* “ na^loet .if tbio prrcauiui*. .dlter dioeaarn ha««been irattMtniWrd t«» healthy children fc>«w tb<*e wbu bare had ei oplx.no iff the okttt. glandular affections, imeemwt df the •yaor and thooe born «f acroful.iue pa. renu. Tbaae are unfit aubjocta from which UiUke rawae matter, aklmugb at tbe time apparently io the o«y..ymeat of gm»d health. ib« q«raU'‘O io ^gatn asked—ITu» hmg dmrn eacctnatiUF, onntinuc t<> b« • ilk <jt IB FUBLUBKD KVSBT WIMt N r«»- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-04-27.pdf 34003bb564a8bac3ee77df5ce1c8dfcf PDF Text Text TOL. vm. HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MOB., WEDNESDAY, APBIL 27, 1864. . C$t Bastings Nanntr, IS PU BUSKED ETRRY WRDXE8DAY. Of NARTXXtM, BARRY OOOMT, KICBMAH A MUWIAai MMBIML -■WHRf lwrBto wgadramr , “Doe* thou know him, my daughter F After having Bteeid the Manor la aaked the Jeweler. titteg the prinoipfil town* in Germany, "Thfo is the first time I bare bad the • celebrated pismrt, Liaat, arrived at pfoaeura of seeing or bearing Ha” she PragM in Oetekr, IBM. replied, “but I know that none living, The day after, bo c*ino,%ls apartment eave Liaxt could draw auoh sounds from . was entered by a stranger—an old ruse, ths piano." Expressed with graoa and modesty, whoso appearance indicated misery and suffering. Tbe great musician received by a you eg lady of remark able beauty, this admiration could not tail to be mors him with cordiality which be would not perhaps have dhown a nebleman. En­ than flattering to An artist. However, couraged by bls kind nene, bls visitor Mid: after making bis beat ackttuwladgeomala, “I Coins lnyou,,lr, as a brother. Ex­ Liut withdrew In order to deliver the cuse me If I take thib tills, notwithstand­ prisoner aad was accompanied by, the ing tbe distance Urn! divides net but jawglur, . ri. ■ . Grieved by. bis mistake, Um worthy formerly I could boast eema skill la playing on the piano, and by giving la- merchant sought to repair It by Inviting afructions I gained A comfortable liveli­ the two musiclast to supper, the honors hood. Now I am old, feeble, burdened of the table were dune by hie amiable with a large family and destitute $»f pti- daughter. who appeared no Ism touched plla. I Dve at Nurmburg, bet acme te by the generosity uf Liaat than sstouiabsd Prague, to seek to recover tbe remnant •X hie talent. of a amaO property which belonged to That eight the musicians of •the city niy ancestors. Although nominally aue- surrounded their illustrious brother. The ceaaful, the Oxpeeee of R Ung litigation next day the nobles and moat distinguish* baa more than ewellowod up the trifling ed Inhamitauta of Pt ague presented them, sum I recovered. Tomorrow ! eat out selves at his door. They entreated him to give tome concerts, leaving to himself fur homo—penuileas." "And’you hare come to met—Tott have done well, and 1 thank you for thia proof of your Mtaom.—To assist a broth­ talent, aven Ind pneuiary light, may be er Professor is to roe mure than a duty— more valuable than tba moat precious It is a pleasure. Artists should have dis moods. Lisxt continued to go to bis tberr purses in common; and If fortune house, and, to the mecchanl’a great joy neglects eeme in order to treat others be perwei rod that his daughter was tbe better than they deaerve, It only tnakce cause, of these visits. Ho began to love it more necessary to preserve the equili­ tbe company of the musician, and ths brium by fraternal kindneev. ’ That’s my fair girl Ha only child, certainly did not vyatem; ao dgtoN speak of gratitude, far hate Ik 1 feel that I only discharge a debt" One morning the jeweler, coming to As bo uttered these generous words, tbe point witte.Oerman frank nene, said to ' Lisxt opened another drawer Io hla writ­ Ltat: "How do you like my daughterF ing ease, and started when be mw that ■She I. an angel." C bls usual dopoOtory for Ha miooey oM- fctlHtd fisrtrfi. <ps«te“jbwar AT THE HASTINGS DRUG STORE 11! IIobekts &, Striker, st spirits that msy not slumber: lol shadow* from UgbU m< gons tba acbo of vokea aooadiog, Il Mending lor SM atone. . btowdisgameeg tbe otbsn,' One sbedsw to eoelsr. Assper, AM my Ainawuag tjse grew wek Hastings' ^usintss girttlarn. a new and moat comptote aworUaent of DRLC1 AND MJUklCINFJE, ^Cbeanlcala, Palate, Olla, Cam TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Fill UftWBB. r FOR MECHAXICAL AXD WEDICIXAL rCRPORKS,OXLT_MJ For tb< ua*g« J g*»e os luogMl liUoiu-g. Uai L.tosss-1 m? juwU; Tin sags! UM Ut a^ jwaraey. wru tertonvp vf to.• sad troth. Ws Irs.sIM Mi's «sj togolbor. AHtRswhDosUsbysUw; AM wise I grow Mot sa< wsary, That Map was toy light sM (aids. And Asarerit grew—bow dearer! 1 ’ TUI I wambMU wsaoaMfeM; AM my sagri sridae we parted, , Be p*u*a». be not slrsld. AM when I sat sick eM waaiy. W.lh the hr<t ond the dust oflbs d»j, U«r words «n she west awsy. AM I ssk far a pettael wisdom, Aaljaara^Ua way taua| groceries BKRTS A« MTNIK K*, bSotagBute. teiaed but three duewta? TEA. COFFEE. BUOAR. SPICER. PEFFER, PHVXHH.vuy R*rnxs,counwu ■ ftct, OTrrvthlnf la ike Oracoey ha«. •■’*> »• rill Im Beaded far faaiUv ass. Alto a great '•'■•IJ al tbs JE&isirllann. • Tlwo is a phase it> it* loyally of the Democracy which has perhaps i sea ped ron -nix aaraciAL uumrrr or «U units. Wt also keep oo bead ■ good Moortasaat of atd their sensitive cat area are dreadfofry Outraged if the term ‘,Cup par bead" la STATIONERY, IWI.EUY 4b A1*1*EN. ^tittee te Look PEW. PEKC1LB, IKES. PAPER. EX VELOI’ER. CARDS. Ac , Ac. . I!pea our sbelves nay be faaad all of Use PATENT MEDICINES KN1PPEM A BfBBOWS, ORESTS >M COUXtOLLORS AT LAW • J. R. VAN BRUNT'S W00LEH observation. Il la wall known that they lay efolan to a groat deal of petrfotiem, FACTORY, I1ARTINU6, MICE. I WANT 25 000 Um. of WOQL to 1 .mauuCicuira into CLOTH— \ •‘““Th®* FLAENEU _______ AXD SHEETIXO9, titbar oo sharso or by theysrd. -1 know it sir. If yon please to rotfaaraber,'] told you yeeterday that the cub was nearly exhausted.’’ “Ybu see my dear brother,” aaid Lisxt smiling, "tbsl for tbemvment 1 am no richer than you, but that does not troub­ le use. I have credit, and Can maha money start from the keys of my piano. | However aa you are in huts io leave Prague and re tern boas, yon ehall not be delayed by u>y prasea I etaatof funds.” But why I Beoauae they bare instituted one of tba muoi crtipl and wteked rebellions So saying. bo opened another drawer, over raised I Bcnuee they hare laid •nd taking-A splendid medalliut gave it viuletjl baude'upcff and cougkt to destroy to ibo old mtn. one tf tbe beet of guvs roman to? No., *Therw," serf be, ••that will do.—it That la all right. Tbe Kspubl.caas bad was a press nt made mo by the Emperor of Austria—hia own portrait set In dia­ ao boemooa to elect Abraham Lincoln.— monds. Tbe painting is nothing remark­ Tbe South had a right to arcade because able, but the somas are-fine, lake them and dispose of them, and whatever they bring shall toe youra.'' Ttos old musician tried in rain to deoUho so rieh a gift. Liut would not bear of a refusal, and the poor man at length But what dreadful thing bare they withdrew invoking the choicest blessings dtVnel Why just thia. They sscerdrd <>4 Heaven oo his generous boasfaotor.— from (be Demoeralic party And defeated He thse repelreJio the shop of the prio­ their candidate, aad thereby eeeurod lArir ri pal jewaller- in the rity to sell tbe die. moods. Ssvieg a miearably dswaaed man mnob desired object—the efectiun of anxious to dispute of magnificent jewels Lincoln. True tfoy robbed the TrwMury with whose value beappenred unaequaiatand made the nation bankrupt, used the ed, tbe master uf the shop very naturally government property io ita destructive, suspected bis honesty, and while appear­ ing to examine the diamonds with close incited ao Indian massacre which deotroytbomwbela awfully whippad. ed lbw livM of hundreds of unsuspecting, unarmed men, defeosrieM woioea Ufid innocent children. Sought to plunge us into a war with England and thereby bare us entirely encircled by fire. But what of all thia. Tbe consideration of tbeir disloyalty to tbe Democratic party ia paramount to all others. But how 1‘ERMSdues thia loyalty manifest ilaelfl <Jy a AKE HALF tbe ctstb tbe wool eiobss. st I general ayntetn of fault-finding. Oppo­ will ■wish*1"— woekwnes furstabed, tata eitab sition to every measure of tbe goverment 0tbe Mlevtsg ratss: which aims at the aoCoeeolul praeecMtoo «0 to W <*»!».J*r yard for mansfortsriOf Clulb «»f tbe war, ie tbe watchword. They rwjrice at every suooess of the rebels, sod cunslruo eveqy success to our arma intoa drawn bettie,or et moot a barren vioDOTH WARRANTED str«>g.aM Curable. // w tAr Sfl 9°°^ ClatA tory fraught with no benefits totiur cause, ft throws every obstacle ia .the way uf Try HZ tbe government and then raises the ory ’ WOOL CARDING of imbecility. Tbe Bwulb insists that McClellan is our beet general, and tba cry is biased from scorn uf tbeir Mrpenl tengiMM, altbitegh tbe numerous charges | Of. luoogipetenojr, cowardice and dwwuright treachery are etill an refuted. Tbe acMiea enacted io tbeir private ovcnoila, DA A. T. MAKE. j and secret sessions are as yet CteMperatively little known, hot would they be made public, the oft repeated declaration that northern otioa will yat run with blood, would prove sm idle bragadooio. , But what rise oould Us eapeeted, v hen ; all the loyalty that they lay any claim to is haaed upon auefa a consideration. Like tba vanquished swarm la the well filled Mreteey foods fopiaghM to rooipve I tbe rich store 1 Bat woUtear it reiterated time after time that they withdrew all ayrapcthy taken they,Uho South) withdrew from; PBACTICAL DENTIST, WJSuSTul." tteiG™? He summoned • Where It the money?" be aaked. •'There, air,” replied the man pointing to the open drawer. why than la scare, ly any- ••What do you think of marriage 1" “1 think ao well of It that I have the greateat poeeibie InelinSlioe to try it." ••What would you nay to a fortune of three million francaF “1 would willingly acceptik" HWeD, we uadereteBd each other. My daughter pleaaea ywo—you nleess my daughter. Her fortune la ready : be my atm.lR.law“With all my heart." Tbe marriagn was ovlebrated is the oourwe of tbe following week. And thia, according to tbe chronicles ofFragtra, Is tbe true account of tbe marrisge cf the groat.and good pianist Link the subject, or my •‘reaaoM." No, I did not quite { and 1 propene at the p tea sot time to examine more particularly, Awq points: Tbe Ingratitude aad the lulmt^n- Ity of the Booth. hgmtitudo, or fodifforocoe to, or for. getfulugm e! favors received, or ths re­ turning evil for good, is bold tu be «Be of the baseel, lowest, meanest Orleans, n depraved nature ou be guilty of; U has of olden time, in some ootmirise, been made the aubjecl of penal punishment.— Now the ingratitude of the South to the peadouw erime of the Had ever perpetra­ ted. From tbe first formation of the gorerumoal, to tbe eoameaaoMeotef the rebellion, the South aad its "peaiiiar as- •til□ lion" have beau specially favored.— Louislaaa was purchased to give tbrfr “institution" more room; though 1 do not mj but It would bare- baeg panhaaI ed had alavvry never existed. Tbe Booth dctnacded the Mexican war, •adit waagranted; it aaked for the re­ peal of the Miesouri comprtxniee, and it was dodo; It Called for a Fugitive Slave Law, and it wae eMeted knower aakad a favor but it received ik It bad aoarly the whole control of lhe general governmenu Pampered by thia eases I sei stream of benefits, It has waxed fifraad grown insolent; abd now wbat^lam does it make lor alt throe bene&ta and favors ! by madly wndeavwring to destroy the source from which they flowed. Wfaxt would we think of a man who had reoaiv. ( ed countioM favors from another, for a long series of years, and because be 'la dteiwd eno' request, which, perhaps Ms becefectue eeuld RM yieMJum. without groat detriment to himself be should hocoms very angry, forgot all bis obligeticns, tbe benefits and favors of which be was the rweipiank aad beoaoM ho could not be gratified thia once, with fary nod Violeaoe ettoaspA the Ufa of Ma former friend 1 We wocld think each a man did not deserve to live! Of this black ingratitude la the South guilty; and be* mum it eaaoot rule, ft ie dolsmlned to ruin. After having snob tarriWo proof of their opinions, relate the following an­ ecdote, which we recommend Mr. Par* vm to embody in the next edition of the General’s life: “A good many years ago, the pest­ master of Lowell was removed by death, I raving his-office Aomw howcU for the hungry crowd of cormorant pelilMawa, who hardly allowed the deceased official to be buried before they met for the pur­ pose of settling the qudbtion of succession. ••General (then known as Ban-Butler) hearing of tbe proposed meeting^ams unexpectedly in tbe midst of the eonolsve and administered a moot crushing rebuke to those aeeemblrd that they should have met together with such unseemly hosts to wcangioaboet a dead man's shoes are be was hardly cold. Such coodem, said be, is scandalous, and I more, as a token uf respect to the rneinnry of tbe deceessd, thia meetiag does now adjourn for two wrwaha The reeolatioo was adopted mm cea, aad the aaaambly dieparasd with a higher appreciatiee of Bea a moral aeaaibUitias than ever. •■Two weeks baring elapsed, tbaaaeod-. ing was cooveued according to adjourn, meat, but Bea did tM appear. Ha eaat aa apology, however, eaeueiwg Hmaeif from aUooding, on tba ground of fatigue, “Mr name la Liras." “I don’t kacw any rich ataa by that! <cumaaqaent upon travelling, aa Aw Aad ywaZ rrtuntM/rom IFaaAaagtaa, and took name.,' — ; •That may bo; yet I am tolerably gall ioccasion to maatiea McwfaatoBw that he toad brought with him Fknown.” aru.tMta-o-iwwAdRn*-/ Hi. I •Are you aware, air, that tbeee dmm<4da are worth ala th.-usand florins— that la to say,about Are tbuteaadgufoeaa or twelve tbowaaad frauaaa F ’ “6o much Ibo bettor for Ha I have bestowed them.” . * BM In order to make aaoh No. Too are doubt ______ _________ tbe fable of ths eodntoy man who warmed tbe viper ut Ma buoean till it etuqg him. He eotnowbal exeitoo our sympathy ; for ho appears to havs done U from a kind and trisodly motive*, but whet would ww cap of him, if, when it lay crushed aad bleedtog to death beneath hia foot, be -should again place it lu hia boeom, till It regained strength and vigor to sting him io a fatal manner? Why, uro wbuld aay, aa be lay struggling in agoelea of diasolstieu. ••The fori I the fool Ibo daoervM hia fatoF The South baa, without jcM caaaa, made a fearful and desperate aseault up­ on tbe hfa of the nation, aad isoedaaverinu to ovarthruw the government from , which It haa received eo many tmefito. Slavery is the inoiling osmo I Slavery io the viper that baa stung us! Aad too ft now lies crushed alaaoot to death. Io* m not breathe cue breath iato Ha oootrila, to prolong Ito exiatanes, nor pour upon it one drop of sympathy to bed Ita mortal wounds. ‘ Tba Boutbora “chivalry" have boasted of being kind, noble, high minded, up­ right gentlemen ; they have proved them•rivet, in thia cwnfiict, to be savage, cru­ el, barbarous, Intosman, and utterly rwgardleee of tbe rights of others, vtoo tiH.se rights came ia oooflict with tbrnr seceseioa proclivitiea. Wilaaae the reign of terror in East Tenneaeoe, wbsn sun were hunted through tbe mountains with blued bounds, shot down like wild beaata, awd bung wi tbowv any form of trial, for no cause bat their devotion to the Caloa. Wiinom tbe iuaulta and aboM beeped upon those wbo have been eo unfortunate as to become prisoners iu southern hands; witness the dismal borrorn of toe Bthy ��i SJ IiRJi»MW A 'il 3* mw«ra Sj J ilU^ * n-^ i'^ .o^,,/-4i.r.r-f; ; r.^;;; �"BGOO-O WTiAWfB sto: rku .< U »< atriaaU. iwydi hide bit Jwtinji ¥»> iw> imt ms MlBT'wm, : «g>W»wr^A| 30003102020232233130300000 ATrWvsUl wrinc.lbe acae rtepUcJ. FEMALES—FEMALE?)—KEMALMS. COME AND BUI MORE > nfa robelHoao! iunI mainrtedr. | g the cH>Qi. y .-{ ’HwNbtvons which hare bean showered upon ten ftflM K\\ X*°1*'* °5 CoviYWn^. Jgistiw' Suinns Jiri Tte jetelxarity of tee £>Voo&. ~?ux<$\cr an\ V&\» fr»m *»<^e «fjakrtnaoetn raioe to the »M»irti<rM>afUcpienicnis of unrefara white tSeiea are cr.-»w«J»d and ibo enunirv k to ii>e aMpr ealMii dappled, and waste ini «xtra«cmtie* prevui aa they never Vaters prsvmM m tee Dw>Wd 8uim, the much wbst.rar naay be cater mt! indica- ^7T‘** b tea*'they strfkn at ths wot <£ Dieeaaa by eradicating ««cry partieU of hnparRy An tW ‘BVooik, MDOMTrf EXTRACT Benin AND. IM­ PROVED ROSE WASH CORES KECRET PISBASB8 for tka Mf. and health if tba body depepdr .pen the rmrity of the b!o«d. IT the Wood b pobanetLtbe body dragi GOODS! ' I’Ve wertt ita wbLk1* a are tovulvcd Is > Mern uecvarlty. and muMba proarm.ted f>r tea praa.i ml:i>n »C tee *»v«ramet>l •0 later what tnjp be iu «wt; but tea Srrwflila, OgpMllt, /ftfn gXawMW, O.X Aereo, &ae i^taufn, ■: ®»epopeia, , Biek Livr Qnnplaint, Fever and Jgy, L^ttnrrlwaa,i Frraafo OwjrfaiW ■ ft. jlntteng'. /V., R. J. GRANT! Cm HuacnaaaV teraasr Sneev for all looa and itl.—.n of the URINARY OHUANS KMf teteafaaca oooatandy in miud, wbaUMr ubatac hi uu or ram from wbal ’ MlMMMhdlte «Surawf yoar re»p«wuve evw bum enriaMtag val aoiMtur .f now mwo boJUa wlte a p«f»ci orataci.iuaiira. that ate«Mkd,^r oot keA>n; and I* prrparsd, ♦ narofui Btaoagea.aix . t !te» Jduatw-iu- tSXf LIVE OF TUADE Come and See !! y y var mthiMtee U» make it, more ctr- S'bw, y.,#win plaan- wnw.b a Gfoarrnteal tewrtnant, leaned hy aatborify at <l|A4ib.|ttim. It will t»At, of count- be ttetetead in paper* dut lmv« dantranevd WE HVAB JUST RECEIVED *WovU Vvke a CVtaroA.. L ’V\\t 'BYotuk VClte I «• u» \ ‘i**•■’*•ka-*»*,n *- <M th.™<k ^n> im । hare orsr been inWndoeed. •yetera doc. not nUpae into m former eew /Hinn, which b jot, y* B b. 4. UMly a purgative pili TVcy an really a Mte.lM. .al-, 4--H 5»*7la* *. b-aa. w ar„ r.u. UAocA av\4 TA^cv VxXV, wwm BA««nr*a. 1'1 CElEilATEC fATE CT THE CHEAPEST wanos Pianos & Malode- PIANOS W. W. KIMIML, PIANOS OHIO A OO, PIANOS 'gold ’ret) PIANOS ocgBe.aa eiMana, ife Lak. Bi L. W. WING. ■ . : I ntSUKE WITH THE which, in oenjnaetioQ with lb. • "B\.oo&'PvuA.'jiev, WEE HIE BEST MEDAL will core aU the afoneneatKeed Jisomm 2&EDWBID IPMiDM. We hare every kind of goods, auch । p lows & SE-Lia, Tri te*» ■♦dicing and yea win pew aTe yw aeitebots, who han need team, and they will aay they an GROCERIES PIANOS . Goodi Iftt&cvft'Mh ** btfcr* *”*• • mi Wet Anete, January, 1884, 83.002,556.3!) . Clothing ' AND >'' ; ' DRY GOODS! * T!Jb^S,JiftrTroAorraoMui. GROCERY, B WrWM KMX tm «< d’W* *X> 1111 1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-05-04.pdf 6d7d1ce488a838d14b4b5850138f7249 PDF Text Text TOL HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, <*fe* WMUWt, ^tkrfrt J»etrj. 'WEDS BSD AT, h»m«ok, b» wMok tadfetegteMted targg 1 nambeetiof Hit» faMytetabMamto; and the greet! sward escroatomg on the bed of the brook, foraistad a rank and vreleontepasturage to our animals. ‘ Setrcting a spot upon th* «5«e of one oflbeM deep p«*iie, where tee luw creek bank partially broke off the inmt« we*t«ely breexe wo kindfed a small &e and prepared for th* arrival of tta wsgaac • in.R few moments our temp arrange msnts were completed, and aaoh of. u, u4 —1-4 »« « — kw mUw> worked before. It wa* a* the Texan bad aaid, for dtor life,” and la almret a* brief a time aa It tak*e to relate,' wehsd dug a way to taueb of toe light amdmdy soil HASTINGS forested whteteek awd ttae instead to a* to tusks opening* affitiently large, to th. stem of th* elMtlc Wiaatewe, ate a receive our bodle* In a cramped posifew frafehuppera, busied uurrolrea in tta Thebe‘.hue haatUy completed, Ingra­ exciting *port ef drawing the tody game from theirdement, and dapoaltiag them, ham led.th* way to where wa had ihruwu etroggiiag ate gasping, opnn Ite gra*ay our blank*** sad fetching iqi •oei pf oberts triker awate. They were a epootes of oatp or there,.dipped it Imo the water, and tar­ ing completely saturated it. atsrtod back YU ere th. eVMi I* aUapte *a th. acre.’!. Wa'fepeottid So absorbingly faitoroated wars we at' tahia attificia! caver* Their aamaonybo traced oa the blood »pnnkthia employ meat that we haAnwt noted hie motion., ebfi to another metatot toe ted roll ! the flight of time, till »«dd<roly aroused dripping blankets ware *u»p«dsd to Trust act tbe fal** herald, that painted your hy tha exci ted ooudwctte eUr muateng*. •ocfeu* 10 front, of ton axfeintoXM. . By toia lima the firs bad.approached to Ttey.tad ceased to crop tta grasa, and new and matt complete aw-runeut of with bead* «tretchvd into the air, and di within a few hundred fe*t of us; and d»e DRUG STORE!!! R gaslhgj' SuintM Jirttlm. ■■“ ■ ia t ram na l Ma *1 u«t hah ,'51’M , & S mi utvm. groceries yROnsaioNAi-___ tSScbuatatW* «f ttati'callings C*ar«J»n>>«nK. I were happy and ttacabdfe* of dtatear,' 1 Dot. fa* Lnaf famralefore. Ab! titaA ; so < airfol sight met our eye*! Ttare fey the charred sad-still burning waguooand Itheir freight; and among their rutoifaid. > billow* of Item* they could not reap*. Too rorpaes sere pfeouraeentire. &MM were fowad locked b tta eenbrafeof sash ether. Others appeared to tare Mica white «till e««aying to escape, or la toe vain stumpt of profaettag tta children from tb* torching taati But toer tad evidently died of adfcfetltin fro® the tmota vapor*, before tta fteme* ‘tad reached diem. It to t sight which tsridter ofus”<BI be likely to forget to car dy. ing tain. Tbe femr negro mwatid1 two Uf th. -bite man, were etol dire, tat unoMiacio**; and before one of us could return from the arrago with water, .tosy loo had ee*»ed to lire. . .. • They were now all dead ; ofTtatparty of nearly twenty soul*, not oao rarrlred that fatal hour. The mules were mlatiag; and toe Sfe cret ofthedetentita of .toe party was now apparent. The leading wagon in pawing a gully bad broke, aud toe men Lad remained to repair it till teo late'to e»c*pe toe conflagration. We returned to the arrago, where,' after passing a meiatrabnlx and steeples* eight, tisjtnoe mure sought ibMfeae ef the fearful, bpt brief autarurg. and coU Irctiog the remaias of our late friends, depoifiting them as best we Could tn on* gravel-totir last-hnms being tbe spot wterextay had fallen. crackling of ib'u dry atem*/to they ex­ ploded ‘from the ek^iniion of ataam within their bpfnlngjdlnu, citatad aponfusion of sound* like the continuous 'rat­ tle vf raoaketcy, that made our voices on­ board by ench other; and the tasted wind h-ad*d.gjto curr'F*i‘« amoke and gatsee, lb re*ted tnataal auflbtiaiion. Tbl* wa* the moment for u* to lake to the ■belter of vur excavations; and throwing ovreel«ae into them', we drew the drip­ ping blaakaia Qv.er their months, and waited (be.passage .of thia fearful 6ood of fire. ' ' Boon that sea of Same was dashing its singing billows over us. We could bear **siy Gad ! the prairie’* on,fire!“ tbe fierea sounds, tbs lapping uf Che frroy • Had Srd been fast bound in th* intori-' tongues ufyr pgir heads, and felt the earth nr pt a powder magaxine, and teen th* heating and bakeing shot* and around, jolting brand deecendmg, which we* in- ua But fortunately there was no motetur*। TEA. COFFEE. BVOAR.SHCIS. PEPPER. It it now almoat twenty year* since atantly to burl ua into armibUation; We to the porous toil, or w* might have suffo­. PRUNES FIGS. RAHtNB.CODFWH’. occurred, the terrible event i am chant to enuid not hare been more hnrpit-atrurk cated with nteam, tehils the mi-mtenedi in fact. e»i-r«ll>O.g in tin Grocery line. *ueh i narrate; yet every circumstimoe connect­ than at that appalling cry. * •TH prairie* blanketa not only kept tbe taat from _a. -—.-.I ... — ed with it ataud* out a* vividly in mew­ on fire F’ And. in the diraetion the wind penetrating in front, but cooled and fitted cry a* if it had tappenrd yaatarday. wa* bldwing. th«ra wta tm poaatble ea- the air within for our lungs. F»OT* AXfoT THS 1 was than journeying pith two e<nn eepe for ua out of that wildereeaa of oom1 knowuoi bow long we were' Ibna of bones in tbe framework c mewj iP’KBxnniXBir psnit-ne <<v«r a p»rliv*i of that vast plain buatlhlre.' obllgud to remain in our litde ovens; It body'ie 380.108 of which ar* in the fate And Cooking Extracts. that, like a «ea, atretob** from tta marsbr ‘•Th* prairie’* on fire!’’ I repeated, eould have been n»acy minutre, however and hand*. there being in **eh 27. shore* of lhe Mexican Gulf, westward, aeureely knowing wh*t I aaid. for, lung aa it seemsd toe nild fire ran ' The quantity vf Mood in aduita to on U> the eterilq, mountain* of Next M.cxjcn. It waa ao! Tbeim^wa* aetfrita tot­ swiftly over ths plains The dry. oom- an nveregMbtrat 30 puuode, which peaWe alao keep on hand a pte ■worinoi-t of Wc tad ennaed tbe oul«>re<h4 and were ting in A dull, blood-red *ky; and be­ buitiltle materials that fed tbe fismea im through tbe heart once In four misj«>un>eiirig At esay »tape« toward tta tween Ha rayl**a dim and the borix r> wereaooo odneumed; and naught remain STATIONERY, Gcadaloupr, « WeL nn oiir dtwtinvton. there r-.»e tip a heavy blaek tna*e >«f va­ cd but Uta black eoAt and a*hea that now One tenth of the human body is eelid PENH. PEECDE. IEEE. PAPER, KMUpon tlie Eastern tank of that atraarn pory emoke, that extended fn a east covered tbe latid as far as thu viaion coaid matter. A deed body weighing 190 lb*., VKLUFEii. CAB DM, Ac., Ac. the fiitte toWA of Victoria was tbuii* &t- curve north and etiuth, aa far A* the eye stretoh to the westward, while '«hI to wm dried In the neon UJ1 all moisture trnctiiu| roine afteution, as a favorable Upon our Mtnlru nay -ta found all of th c-rnld reach, while along the dialant line jtbe eastward of ue that sea of fire Ya* «M axpel led. and it* weight w a* reduced f-m>t tor n«w settlers. wave* of white- flam* rolled -toward* ua, rolling aud tosAng It* mad waves with to 12 lb*. .-J^yptian mummleagre bodMOST POPULAR While enciunprd oo the Nevada, wtar* like th* brenkteg of the billow of th* resistless lory. ii* thoroughly dried; they usuafiy weigh we tad encaroped fnr aftw day* to re ■ea upon a rocky abore. Here and tbar* ' f ?."'■.•*^*YDuring all these fearful moment, shoot saves Ita. cruit our tcuMteuga, and hunt *>ld tur- nh-ng th* ad ranting-liMeomegresl too wben sating under the impute* of that The fang* of an adult wrdlnarite inhale ki-y*,’wa were joined Uy a caravan of gw of Same would leap upwards in jete I powerful instinct, seif preservation, none 80 cubic mcheeofair atone*, aud it we four wafiooe, containg a* many, famIIa*, oi fire, a* it A*d up-.n aotnc clump of of ua for a moment tad forgotten our breath* 20fme* in a minute, the quan­ all hound to tta .wne point <m oureelve*. matuxl vine* and flower alocka, more poor fellew traveler* with the wagon*.— tity of for contumed in that time win ' he Tbiapartj. wippotod uf eighieon pereun*. IvMriant than lb* surrounding herbage. Bui aurnng toe-raisgivtega which art's* in SOO cubic inches, or 48,000 inefae aa mad* their c*ip in our yjtiaitr ; and •’ Three stood out in *harp relief ageioat our mind* on their account, we hoped hour,and 1,192,000 hi* day, white it lhe grav* and water were •xcellenl, they ibo.da'k bankgruund. and gave a more they tad discovered tbe wunke of the equal to M hogsheads. also concluded to halt and wilt for our Icrnflic aspect to die arene. barniog-prairia, long’befora tie had dis­ company, ash was tbesesron of the year While, tiir an Itjatont, we stood spell­ covered it, and tad time to Ay onto* A MoananuaLoseBsaiu).—Uteioag* when the Indian* were liable to be abroad bound by the aublim* bat frightful spec­ track beyond to* edge of toe weeds, ar Ready Fay. onlFupon their autumnal hunt. *sd the strong­ tacle, U>* westerly breeao brought down where in ttagrany phin they could tavc est b«*rd that tr mBitidhad m history, Special niteotm wil: taitad—to COMPOUND- er the patty tbe leas tta danger to be upon ua th* strong pyrcom*tic,odor of recuuree to the ordraxry anod** ol*estop wa* that of toe celebrated John Maya, jrrr-r ... ^j:**^* Cmfar to the Emperor Ch*rlw Vl k the burning annuals, and tiw air become fog from tbe wild fire, familiar to etory re»y apoo appretamied from an attack by them. ..id uf him. that tbeuKh h« wm very The men of thi* party conn made oar dry and hnated like the at) IT. mall ng breath Texas. tall, foe board was sn long that be could acquafotance. They w ere frtin tta 8a- r-fthe Afriann ainiocn. A* we emerged from our sheltering trend open it; ho wa* very proud -of it, At th* same bittc country, having toelr wives and moment a roaring round, like that’of the caverns, and hy degree* aeauatomad eur aud tad it g«serally tied up with great children along, with each a negro to drive ocean lasted by a tropical tornado. reach­ lung* t» tta 6rey atmosphere, we watch­ rare, and f**l«oened with a ribbon to > their mule team*. Early In the previous ed <>ur rare, and vibrated upon the taatad ed the fire a* it aweapf eastward, each of­ buiton-hole. He as tn ell me* untied It, spring they tad removed thtir stick and air like the wnvsa of distant itandtr. fering up an unspoken prayer for tbe by directhm of tte'Boiperor, »b» mak­ servant* to tta GuadakAp*. and were safety of thota with the wagon*. Had ing bine ait down to the table with him, At lhi« time the line of th* ad fencing J.8. VAX BRt'IWT’R noir prepared to make tteir permanent fire mUM fave tern »*v*n miles, if out' they'kept slang the trail alter we bad with all toe window* open, took great Mtlteoient there. IregiM*. off; -but th* strong westerly loot sight of lh*m in the morning, they delight in toeing tta wind blow hr* long On tta third dny onr trail ted through wind, which was momentarily receiving •Imuld have arrived at the creek hy tta beard in the face of bi< courtiers. Tta Bsxrr5(A MffH a long *tretch of prairie, beyond which freah impetus from .tta expansion of tta jI lime «» fir«l peroaivrd the «moke of tbe reign of Henry IV. of France, vn the WANT 29.000 Ita of WOOL to no belt of timber couW ta d>ecero*d; Mated air, brought |ia round with ilart- burning prairie. But their m»o-arrival gulden *g* et taerd*; the* it was that only a deer line of Imrix-n opened be­ ling di«lctn*a» to oar sera; and th* in had l«<i us lotape that they had^re thte tta '■ ode* uf cutting them were no vs* maoufacuire lulu CLOTH—. fore ua where tbe Hue of the duudlem,' creasing obscurity oi toe tun, now'low to- escaped beyofad toe reach uf toe danger. riouk Beard* wore dipped round, southern eky, ’ melted feitiy Into the‘ ward the horixon, mid* 'toobillows of In th* rear of ua, toe Are eotaidsd al- square, or eudtsg in a point, end *0'Q*green lint of tbe swtilltet pl*b«; wMIe fire glow with a brilliant light. Tit* con- mret«■ rapidly a* it kindled ; tat for a' tiroes •taped like s fan o- *•□ ertiebuke the Aue, waving geses ted Wn exchang­■ flagruiiuo, thnugh.atill distant, was traro leng time the air remateto timoo «uffo.Ute* oa*h»m*r by tta yroL ed for a tangled growth of.-tiuuwe feed*' ding u-wmuI u« with the apred of a run­ eating; while tbe breeea kept the tinders ■nd wdgea. »lm«st ImpeimtraWo to *mr away loe<>moli»e. and in a few momenta, and sate* in continual mutton; and In a TERT^IS. Vetoasnr iwCucoacaaa.—Wenewur anittial*. The trail, an old Indian war *1 the laleal, would bo upon u*. few momenta our slothes and face* were . OJtE HAtf to* cite tb* wool ta* dreamt Until reseatly uf toe sxmtents «f wjU tetefjhur. wBOl.*ti«*> furntabwt ir.!o rite path, which tad not beeti pm**ed, per­ ‘ <3«d ha»t merey upon our poor M«K>ty eta beg rimed a* tta •iirroutiding- Co arwtocroey of »pp*tiK W* outtap*, for *ges, ran straight through this‘ friend* wiU» the wagun*," wo invointariP***"41SlttetoRdWlBg r»u* heard m a ipstkel the following brief di40 to M rest* p«r yard kt maoutacturing Clots heavy grow th, while, in that luxuriant ly »xi<l«im*d, a* In a group. ,we aloud ! 8tiH eatward ru*hod that roaring re* mil, tbs ■tiff, wiro4ika reed* almost met i nf fire, impelled by the wind «Vwm tu ■logo* be<w»*o an old womat: sad a IH> tlegirl, white they were *Uadiit(in front over our tends. । .w , »i , taat had created ; onward all)I ttat broad oi h vegetable stand t . )Vc knew..that awmw lbie dry ‘.‘weed i eatrwdkd line, a* when it had swept “Grendmottar,” said tta liula >irl, prairie'4 atrstetad a lang, tedious trail. | down upon xu. The tarrixun- on three COTH WARRANTED *tmng,*te darnhte. “buy some of tlxwe cuoumbsra.” sides beuadto a black end berMs** waste th' ctauprri * f f‘ n** ci '* up*.u wliulh would be encountered neith­ u!?a my child." replied the-lady. m which oo ilviag tatog or plant existed far yur families- Try W . IJ er grow nor water. W a therefore Jcft cenvp early—my two compaumna utid -------- *■ WOOL CAWING myself—while the wagons s»d families stnxKed by toe blinding Barnes, And tta i Daur Promptly “d fa ®*»‘ M»»"Nr- Prke* veriftu follow stum alter. W* bad proasetuiding amoks and vapto* mingling p.^ 4w roach a smaU urrngo (the tad with toe shadow* of wight aow creeping The little girl did not appear taMKMfe -f tiled up -irra-..) to tta bouon of over-tba frigtotfvl asene.. elate the exonsc. ■ a which »o bat) hoped to find, watered While w* :hua atoi.fi gating open tip* pitch camp, to await to* oumiug of our snbRnra, yet terribl* eight, there sudden­ trhsnde. . .t ' . “• . । ly hrnke upA» tartar^' ."bnvd-lta, rdir. i DR. A P. BRAKE. Ing of tta wir-ii and toe, above tbti ortdtling and vphfe-MM the 'Writing reed* nwrfld and prolonged *CT«wn »f agonieto terror, a fearful sound, ths like of wbteb’ l uray 6*d, t oray Hirer btor<«h.4ta’. l*tod n<nlr»i«.atood taping Ultoe breexe. while tteir are. were glaring with ar expression of uoeaslve alarm. SuadeaTb* hoar bi al band tin Moaant drew* nlgb 1 •ly'lbt-y sprang upon tteir larfnta, and The d^itu *rtr**aon trow. dim in tU «ky! TUUPEMLNEAND ALpOHOL. 8Mi» forth from it. battia elrod, ligfa*. of tin at raining «t them, endeavored to esenpe, st the Mtns time giving utterance to a peculiar cfy, which I Instantly reeogtiixed as the* signal of approaching dan­ ger. 11*8 Indian*, or wild mustang*." ex­ ar FOR MECHANICAL AMD MEDICINAL chimed Pearson, a* he threw hi* line iur.rosi:s.oM.Y_ax ftotn him, and ran to the top ofthe tank. I fbHtiwed him aaqolckly a* I could; but Itwrabam, wbo 'wa* nearer to it, reached the higher ground first, aud Alto a full afack *f DKIDR AMD MEDICIMEO, ht-mii ai«. Falun. Olla. Cam ftphcMe, Buraias Flstld, * 1. A. A C. G. HOLBROOK. a TTOttNETBe*d €»on»*A«r» at L««. «u<1 ta . ® PATENT MEDICINES CTIEAdP, CASH WOOLEN FACTORY, I : ■: ^assess. practical dentist. ^Lurellana. �^004,^ -Hero I will pause a moment to state a meet remarkable prvdioUoti made by Daogtes mJ senary, )M1. Tbe euremoot Is furnishedJu me by Goa. C. B. Browart, of New Fork.------------------ *'of J genllctuati the highest rocpedabilit “Duqgisss was x*ked o™. bmw.-c ta« ;wura: ' fwbe was making a New Year's eall on ; Mr. Ihrogkre.) • ‘What will bo Ibo re . suit of ibartfocxs of Jefiwaeo Dam and uh St. Lawrence and CM® w his associates to divide the Union T— 1 irmiiiii_i_Artbe Mgbtoerok day af May east, ■bpsn government securities. Must of quits so safe, as was proved Thursday / •. ’ ■TO. »e»enj okuntivs wUl send two deterstaa 1 the old bank iesoes ero apparently with­ morning, wUc several young mou wan­, Douglass repHedwssuu.Kwwi, -. , T. M, U. MM r—M.. Cm.*......... ......... •• The oott«>n States are making every g»pre«V3tet»vs la lb. lover brwA of i out value; They are at least Irredeemable dered over too barrea rocks, and sisited -1 -J M I.U U .MOU-tjtXC n boat that bad been lodged there for, effort to draw In the border States to and many of them would prove worth­ »00rLUU'« CEXMAW KTTUs' there achemes i.f secession, and 1 am too several weeks While enjeylng a walk less If tho inatilutlous which Issue them which wc of this generation may Dever, fearful I bey will sueeeefl; then will be WILL CUREBTKHr CASK HF ‘ "•iw., >. April ■»«. IMA— Chrmita “ ----- -■ were compelled to redeem in greenbacks again hearW,-tba ice dam gave way Uta meat civil war thu the. world baa ever eeen, lasting fur years. Virginia Sir. :-TlfeGov«flen of Indiana. U saying nothing about coin. This state of and the vaat culRtao »f water, probably , will become a charnel bouse ; but tbe and linob. low. end Wiemrorin have trmforthings c*nnut last long. A few daya from five «o ten feet deep, came rushing will be the triumph of the Union oaosc. to the President, on the 23d Inst., a targe through. The..dam soon disappeared, ainoe, some of tho Indiana bonks threw and too boat that had remained fixed ‘“One of the .first efforts will be to number of volunteers from their respect out nearly ell the notes of tbe western against toe ordinary torrent was swept tako possession of this capital, to «’*,» ! ive Blates for Sarrica during tire present them prestige a brood ; but they will banks except the National currency. The away and over tba cataract. Of course .-Ji u. never suooced In taking it. Tbe North tXPa&o W Chicago Board of Trade has determined tboee was a hurrying toward the island will rise en mosrr to defend it; but it will idiora and the paper-mill pier. Berne es lim.ofMr.iW 100 <!■?■ «' ristterisMatibelle^ Ch WU. A. HOWARD,Cbairassa. to make lbs National curreuey tbe basis caped with a little wetting, whHe others become a city of hospitals ; the churches rnwurta. ki. Urey <M; of all transactions after May 15th. Other Ipsrely escaped with toeir livee. A young will be user! for tbe siek and wounded, ta v. g<»d MT-io»Tb-r .(•' <- U and Dsfl I’aia is the Btsd,l and then this house and tbe .Minnesota cities are about to follow, and It may not man named Bartow was obliged to leap pti4 ho fttunf j, .<rf w* k> di4iii».l* Moefc (now Mock (now Yhe ihv Dough Douglass ■hospital) mny or delay the draft for three years’ men be long before it will bo difficult t<f use from ono to another of the fleatiog caku* be devoted to that purpose before the in States where the quota of pending rof ice, and fully appreciating too necessi ­ any of-thc old currency at par. Those8(„ to ty of making land before being carried end of toe wah’" . draft is OOt fill-d up. The quota re fil­ who owe debts should pay them np.«f ‘•Gen. Siewert Inquired, ‘What Juatlfi l'd in Indians, JflixxrU Iowa end too near tho cataract, lost uo time In is«H>REMEMBER, rather than keep any of this Money on leaping from tba last cake, and swim­ cation Is there for all this !'" Duuglaaa eio, and less than two thousand are due THAT HilH BtTTER.4 IS . .. hand. It would also be well for the fitrm - ming several rods to shore. Those who replied! from Ohio. Tb. excess of these troops •••There is no iuatifioatioa, nor any are not provided for In estimate* hereto­ kr to refuse to sell bls products fur a cur­ witnessed the soene describe it as exceed­ Ooetose no Row er WtoHkey, ' . pretence of any. If they will remain in fore submitted ; it Is therefore estimated ingly exciting." . rency that may soon be at a discount. the Union, I will go as far a* the Conatl- that leS.OOO.OOO will meet the coal uf lution will permit to maintain their just 100.000 of these extra, and ft is rr.|wctTho Election^ . rights, and I do pot Juubt bul a majority ; An unusual amount of business was Tho Connecticut Union I majority Is of Congress will do lire sama. But,' acid fully rccemrrttmded that a special appra prtatimi be made fire that purpose, and J transacted, in tbe Circuit Court last week, nearly 9.000, tast year only 2,500. Th-.- be, rising to bis loot and extending hit submit a jMnt resolution to that effret. tw-srin wsoiuM ». < and an adjournment wm not effected un­ Senate is 18 UNtaa, to 3 Democrats— arm, ‘if the Southern States attempt to Impending operations reader it sxpedi' til Saturday. Judge Lor sal Is esteem- last year 13 k»$., Tbe Huuae ia JM to secede from thia Union without further ent that there should be eatly sctimi by 72—last pear 142 to 65, making a gain cause, lam in favor of their haring jitsl Congress un tlis appropriation, n> that, if 1 vd as a Judiclsl offiser more for bis afls- on joint ballot of 42. so many slaves and just ■<> much slave , bllily, universal fairness and general Maryland has voted by a largo r» territory, as they can hold at the point of sanctioned, all nsedfol provision bo made in due season. j oerreotness, than for his celerity io dis- jority in favor of a convention to amend the bayonet and no more.*" I have the honor to be, »ery respect­ 1 posing of business But the Judge has bur Constitution so as to crush oul'slavafully., your obedient servant. Yaakva Spring,, ibrev racb. ry. Baltimore city gave 0,000 majority J K. M.RTAMTO5, _ U.«n tn nn«.» Mh,rr. sM ki.uw sbatTSTtaX hosts of friends—indeed nomen In his .. ........................... lor immediate, unconditional' emancipa­ SeerrUrr ol War. position could well have Isas enemies tion. Thousands of Democrats and pro­ A private letter from an officer of the H. WRIGHT, is. x; than he. We are informed that tbecalen slavery men voted for abolition. J. H. MOKHiB. gunboat Essex, in Red Biver, published Rhode Island has gone for the Union dar, bpth civil and criminal was clear­ Repoblicas Coauiy CramiUea. io the Cinoirtnali C'onrawrrioZ, gives this largely. The legislature has a Union ed with the exception of a few cases. A acoountofsu Interesting scries of exper­ majority. Ne IlaUvray Work. iments at Fort Do Bussey • petit jury was in attendance, as were also In Illinois tlic township elections show ‘•Borne experiments were tried with It appears that the Governons of sev­' all the members of the Barry oouaty bar, large Union successes. tbe niue-ineh gons of tbe Essex on ths eral of the . Northern States have bean1 also lawyers L. D. Dibble of Battle Thus the good work goee on, and will Iron ease mated battery of Fort Do Rus­ urging upon tbe Government tb* necesw-• Creek, James Miller of Grand Rapid* go on. But our ‘Democratic' exchanges sey, prior to its destruction, to test its Ai:Louxt> Mt <1ml.uk/to fever or ----------- are publishing an Item (or their comfort, ty of making sure work with ibe robel-• and N. A. Baldi of Kalamazoo. S\ power of rrotatance and the strength of FateM MeU.eiur. liiMersl. Ue«H S manufactured by somebody, that Penn­ Jtan during tbe coming Bummer, and that■ From the Army of tire Peteroac. D. Btribkr, the gentlemanly and ef- sylvania has gone 50,000 majority for the guns. The writer says : ‘Our nlnethtrGovernmenl has concluded io accept- ficienl Clerk of the Court has kindly the Democracy at lire township elections. ineh pierced the iron and twenty Inches Washington, April 29.—Ad«toes from 10&.000 men for a term of 100 days. In furolshad us with a list of the caws tried This assertion is not supported by a par­ of wood, throwing the bars of iron al) the army of the Potomac state llist tho around. Borne of tbe pieces of iron brigade of cavalry under Gen Dvrin was -aocordaxreo with this plan Governor.Mor­ at this term, from which we extract the ticle of proof; or any.showing of figures, were thrown upwards some sixty feet.— out yesterday to Madtvon Court House ton of Indiana calls for twenty iheusand but is merely copied from paper to pa piece about ten feet lung came down following : per, just as the same papers copied the on a rooonnoiMaoer, and found a party men. Governor Brough, of Ohio, has1 Tho Poriplo tr*. Abner Skiff. Allen infamous slander about the Port Royal fltawiso with such force that it ran plumb of about 30 rebels in lire place, most of isatted a proolsmstion sailing for tfiliriy and Dibble for the People. Indictment female teachers, without caring whether through a log Jbur feelW circumference. whom they captured. No fi-rce of the Nobody-could possibly hare stood be­ tbouaand of the Ohio National Guard for for Forgery. Baleb sod C. G. Holbrook it was true or not, If. H only could be enemy is discovered anywhere in that hind the casemate, the roncuseton was so vicinity, akixjugh it was ourretilly re­ one hundred days, and it is believed the for Defendant. This trial occupied one made to help their tottering cause.—Lantremendous, nod the splinters would have day and two evening*—jury out but n ting Jirytt&lican. ported that they bad crossed the Rabi, Governor* of other States wifl follow. killed them. Wo then tried the hundred •bort time sod returned a verdict of “not datt'and were roovlbg toward our right. This njovemetnenMbow* that the Govpounders,with the same effect We threw guilty.” Roepoodent and sureties dlshlAUkuox of van Nsoeen.—The or our solid shot against it, and in the aamo The expedition returned witboutany lues. anamirat is ia earnest and ‘ Intends to Officers from the front to night pro charged. dar from the commanding General at bole planted a shell whish exploded, crush the rebel armlea, beforg thu dose fess to believe that active operations will Tbe People M. John Gosa. F. Alien Vicbshurg requiring nil the negroes to throwing up the iron for ten feet all Complainant for Bas be legally married who are living togwb around. After we had experimented till not be cutumenced just now.. The ene­ of thiryear. We have now* in tbe field for tba People. an army, numeroM, well trained, hardy, tardy. Holbrook and Burgher for Re­ er as man and wife Is not a dead latter. the captain was satisfied that the place my is again busily engaged in throwing spondent. The case con tin usd on mo­ All ministers of tbs gospel may be au­ was not as impregnable, as tbe rebuts up more earthworks and digging rifle­ rcslcros and " tion of defendant—Respondent gave ball thorised to solemnize the rite of mar thought, wa set fire to it and burned the pits covering various fords along tbe uf^etary. line of the Repidan. Their pickets have in tho sum of 3500 rtege, and one missionary la one day, tbe remaintag timbers.’" been strengthened along the whole front, «>n« buMked thousand HQ Tb. i’sopta ro. Thomas Martin. F. present week, married M oonple. Marand nateaded further down towards eur Allen for the People. Information for rings will very soon have Its proper place i be northwestern governors, Is iritanded ShlFmastaof Gen.^rom Iks SFrlj^asld left. Picket firirg is again resumed,und tv mske this saanraaoe doubly sum, and Larceny—Miller and Holbrook fpr Re­ among them, as among any other civilsmall akirmiahee take place almost dally spondent. Nolit proitqui entered on ap­ The Springfield (Mass.) Rtfoblitnt to place tbe result of the eprr.iug cam­ plication of Free. Attorney—Respondeat itpd people, and will soon supplant the views which bare hitherto prevailed paign beyond doubt. . and aurettaa discharged. ’ among them, a vary large pert of which uTT>e accumulation of the guns at the The People w. Albert Phillipa. In is due to “Miseegenalien.'’ Tba summer operations have already This Is armory, whieh has been going on fur begun ; and never were tW Union armies thia case tbe Pros. Atty, filed his rasssus mainly tbe fault of Democratic white nearly a month, waa interrupted last By way td New Orleans we have news 1 for not filing a bill of Information against men. One la aeven of Ilinas msrrled by ■o strong, so efficient, so nbmerous. For week, by a government order for fou.- of the flight of the Mexican traitor ViRespondent. The facts in tbe cabb and the first time, too, all ourIforoes nro'nn-' the taw io his opinion not warranting our minister in ibis place were the off tbousand to bo sent to tba arasMl en daurti to ExrIc Paas. He left Monterey spring of white fathers. Let os offer s on the approach uf President J uaredt, who ] der tbe command of,a general who has bins to filo an information against him word of eautioo to benevolent teachers Governor's Island, New Yock harbor, and yesterday to be sent to the Wash occupied that place oo tbe third instant. . shown himselfdaring, skillful, clear bead­ for perjury. who propose to eome South to teach tbs Ibo French fleet which was sounding ike 1 Norman Hubbard vr. John II. Eerl “freedatoo.” Ths sickly season approach ingten arsenal.- This relieve for a few bar of tbe Rio Grande have withdrawn— ' ed, energetio end unselfish, and whose impleaded wkh Stanley and Bugbee.— as, and ail whe are not prepared to stay day* the pressure for room at the arsen­ whale career has proved the effect of J Cause strreken from tbe Calender— not through It should defer corutag till fhlL al in this eily, which, howevsr, now sou- Enter1' ** "C?‘'ing ** n**S| tains two hundrad and twenly-four tbautbeec qualities. Gen. Grant has the en­ properly nutieed. —Cor. Chitaqo Tribont. The best feeling exfote between the * | **nd guns. Ths plsu for removing all tire confidence of tbo government; the Mary Ann Freeman as. Hiram Lewis. work from tbe arsenal building axes pt aulburiliee of Matamoras and Brows*, campaign is of his planning; be bas dis­ C. G. Holbrookwnd Dibble for plaintiff A Narrow Bsoafr.—A gay and fas­ the final inspection and packing, has been ville, mntoal’ civilities taking place.— ] Replevin. N. A. Balch for respondent posed tbe forces according to his own cinating widow lady, about thirty yearo earned out, and this buildmg >sdqw used Colonel Cortina was rceetveJ al Browns­ of age rroidinc in Wheeling Ya., has a will,, and ha Is confident of the result as before the war, only for tbsswp.Hrpaa ville with salutes-and military bonoro, ( GmxW. Cayler - — -k- lover Baaed Dusky now in prison at es and for.ths storage of guna. I Order* and a grand ball; which was dj!y red- I No doubt ths struggle this summer that place, whom she had been In the have rooeotly been filled, at the armory prootled by Cortina. Ctayltr «. William ___ , __ ___ _______ will bsdasperate; tbe rebels fight like habit of visiting, but haring violated the for fiftSM) thousand a set* of Infantry ms pirates; they mo tbamselv«s regarded as Carpenter. Aaeumpeit Cause cuntin- rules of the prison, she was thereafter ooutremente and forty ouwions, manufac­ ed on motion of Plaint life upon payment tiro enemies of mankind ; their barbarrefused admittance. She was not how­ tured by ths Wroon company. Ahum ofaoateof teem. •>ua system is cotdemard by the whole WUl.nl Ny. ag, Wm. P. Bristol and ever to be thwarted In her anxiety toeee seventy-five of tbs latter stand on the and administer to the wants of her lover. grounds ready to be forwarded at the civilixed world; and they find tboir allies nine others. Trespam-jury trial—total One night a few weeks ago the jailor of to Europe only amongst contrnetora, job­ occupying all day. Jury oat about ona tbe prison, hearing a noise, Investigated bers, epeeulatoro and politiml adventur­ hour aed returned a verdict of “not the cause, aud found that tho gay widow guilty”. This ease involved the legality Tax Mionrr coxcmmtrnox of the er*. They have ns hope but in desper­ h.rl f.llen from a ladder she was a.rondof a road laid ont on tbe line of the old Union armies foe a blow against tho re ate fijhtmg; they have pressed into their plrak-roak in Johnstown. Both parties ing. In order to reaeb tbe window of her bellien will to a large degree account for lover’s cell, and had broken her leg. She nrnries the whole male population of the were beaten, the defendant, in not sue •p .retire cases rd ill suceero which are had with her a parcel containing s quan­ states and parts of states in which they taining their read, and too plaintiff in now haring a disheartening effect upon tity of ebloriform, nitric Mid, a cMkel, have Still power; and they will resist not sustaining his aotson fee a trsaepSM. box of steel pens, two love letters frosn the country Tb. pc»pk-should eonaldVerdict readcred Spun tbe ground that er this. They bare protested against nqggvly. Their evti paesfoiro are rous­ the plaintiff did not prove that be bad herself to hw lover and a couple of news­ the anaconda system and demanded ed, m ro ehown by their monstrous ern- peaceable possession of the promises papers, which aha would hare sucosedod eoceentraUtre, and now this policy is Geo, Opdyke, and two-thlrda of Kew’ eirlti kt Fort Pillow. Wo must expect when the allegad treopeuM wae committed. in tranaferring to the prietmer had abe being adopted, and the people most York Bute Senate, addressed to the Nsnot met with ths accident. Mrs. Briggs Dayton Hall ro. Jas. MuKdvey.— tional Union Committee, asking tbenvu, a severe struggle, vilji, perhaps, the for­ at last accounts was suffering severely j-y™. u. b.w„„ cXJS Eiecuasnt. Sweeaey and Alien for Plain­ tune of batata inclining now toons side tiff L A. IWbrooh. & G. Holbrook from her fractured limb, and it will be b. k. FM.lu wbM) -ill b. ch. .M,aad row to the other; but it otket be our ■nd N. A. Balata for BMpondent. This some months before ebe will be sbta to of U. .MMp.lT, Mm O« walk about. Dusky hi a Coofederste part, who remain at home, to study fur- sue involved tho to—“----- ’ -----Sm»u W.MImor » n, m. UW. ; M k. -fc appun > dA(M* -» tax tittle. Tried by* MdaoM Pl, ohm ch, nd for PlaiatiC ..MMMMM H. . r..» . prtM. .tan Um cmm„M M. », udM O«, Suh fMgta, ,o mo,,. ' S. TVBxp'reM...’.*.7". jj -MltfuKxprsM..................... >.X.RlCB,Gre*18^| karo-aotrexo. I . Mich. • dsUfstn to alltad I Hartop on the 14th J »•» aa«a»B*uc, nsstlnE* BepwbUean sss&rtn&t <ss£a *toa HaeMags. May >, 1W. ~ Unltr V C. ■ | Wr Sxb by tbe published pr<J of toe Common C«Hjncil of this that they constituted the Pionn official organ, end propose to is all proper enough and will beside. W e say that is proper ■but we much mistake, if the sum I will not cry “prescription,” if t| publican "Board of Super dares I -conclude to have theirofficial ergt I save the county tho expense of p i to print for hall price. The Rept I Board of Supervisors will please 11 stole uf the fact, that the Democt Hastings know how to teach them | by mutual consent. Allen In U>4 Mr. Swetxey Pcweculing Atta tiffice. Ballou.—Tbe May number of I Ion's Dollar Monthly Magazine is I ■our table full and complete- Thia I azine is remarkable for Its excel I -Mid cbeapntrea. The poem ent I ‘•Little Mary and her- Chick m,” ah I stories "A Blow for Liberty*'And Tntpper’a Peril," are worth the pric tho Magazine. Published raonlhl; Elliott, Tomes aud Talbott, 118 ington St. Boston, Mesa. Price 31.1 gr-The Bill allowing aolpier I Tote has passed tbe Legislature of I Yock, having gone through the Sr I «m Tuesday by a unanimous vote, I dDemocraladodging. In the House! Demoteta voted sgsinsl It. Speaking of the debate in Cougl at pan the Expulsion ef Long and Hail tba Philadelphia Press says: Tbe । plo will be heard io thia matter, I speaking for loyal Pennsylvania, we that Alexander Long, for advocating dissolution of the Union, ought to be geltod from the Congress of toe Un; Is said to bo M. do VillerneMant’s I. paper called Lt GnniJwrnul, publl I «l Paris. It is of such extent that i human arm can stretch it out, and lakes two persons to read it. Miller aration (Brown's Bronchial Troches) eertiwaly valuable to soldiers in the fn J Sold �i t1 »»=s«i»«ss»a»sjssss» I 11 n ’ :«» H ;: I i ssttaiu8Rtisaxis6i^5si» CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT A. L. SKINNER’S F L.«rge and most complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Carpets aud Pound Calico. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. <fi^3 i«iw 5*3 » ? f 3 ^3^11 > i 11451’lai. = M > .’*• ; l=s~‘ 5 “I . -S • = ^*2 u c |*J| ;»■ * s3 sHhlpd:nH:Mnui 7 : a s’38’111 h i Hili < «1**111 d n *1 kJ e । II'U i l i?HU blH! I miss •« - . A 2 iri S Hi 1 iff Irf Hili I tils " 1 E 4 i Minima r : -lit?? •2 5 ■ 1 - ia I “iHillt’I.h �rex >1.00% VtfBAWRTi. rsuMl »n form and slab cuter; aa^h. b^MsTl'ts leaves re to- *~ l.wfa~d *> ft. r-y* Ma six years. s*d base acquired so " fer eaeeediug any FamS Medicine* or • ZSjS=aS" CuvuYvm * ^j^'ATSzxi.'ir Sumach: Liver and Bowel* ‘■ST 3T3Sf,'JS«2srtw"—“S’- Vw»t*A,w, four dtotlnct warteties ; one ovoid io frwa , quite r#eu in color ; the second teas rhmgated, a*d almost maliform, partly p»d. JRrtly freim; a third more rounded;&iaBy a fourth, regularly pyriform, knot* thao twice as large aa the preced- u.. eotnenint nww varieties, none ef which rasetsbla the parent fruit, either in site, toter, or time of maturity. There are two especially that I swill notice, one, for ike site, «&ora than double ^hat ofLaAL llwwe pear ; tbe ether by Us rotfcded brim. rMpnibloe tnaliform [fears Fife er *M Sstam. Mnwry or a^ltotoat ltd ' “Tbs Base pear gives equally tbren flaw feolu diSereot from the type, on» nf BELMBOUFH EXTRACT BUCHS AWDfcDIFBUViD BOAR WASH CL'MB tbr three being andtpijar t<> udr Of the RECBET DIRE A RES fruka obrsined from the Sanger pear that i.t Is.hardly U> be distinguished from it. Tbe varieUee are Quite as nymartMis as In three of the English pear, tbe six new forms, as different frbto Hdh other as from the nt ,stock- One of them COME AND BUY MORE hunts tUnueou* which have beta *P* K\X \vdA» <J$ VuAJu Amv X\ic ■ftKook. for foe life red b***b r f tba body dsffcfo 1'?£S3?X3tft.‘-l*to fiffnSSRia-. ftoj’leb fave winter frek hot oullfco tbeSt'Gar- floret, ft/rfcnu, Hfefc CPtoaMi?, M •»** SXXi.. R.J. GRANT! jgSX' wXTu. affirm to the'contrary ; and 11 defy them to cite to a fruit of good quali­ ysndsaFSdS ty,'fecundated by the polen of ite fluwer smsiiet ta bam er rssaaa Seto wbs whose seed has given birth to a wild wbstlwr JwrXm oritur u.d m to.itor.ffcw l» tree. Should a Jood variety, artificially or by insect, be fecundate^by a wild ms stvSrRa*soca wftb a«*ar fruit, there «gUart«inl> come | IHTHK GREAT PftRKTIC sad U -«<**■ ftmn three seeds new varieties which wilt i tuuatly.irnot >1). be inferior to it. It is equally certain that any gcwid variety of the pesr tree, or even *»f all our fruit trees, sell fecundsled, will produce |fuwd fewiL They will probably differ io sonic feature or other from tba parcut variety, but none will take tbe type of tbe wild IK MY USE OF TRADE . AVOTHXl writes, hit Mt RH eared after hi* flesh bad alwote wasted *W>v Tba doctors pronounced the csss taw* ^AJIOTHIR was cured of Feverred Agw* Come and Sec !! *fUr u’i15Jl’ry tawiicne AIOTKXR wa. cared of Favor bore which tmd existed fourteen yen AJroOn of BbaeuiatioM «f sfchlywraCaeas inautoarsbU of Dy spepsteandW 4 tefcto tbwr oaa be fatly .0^*2* ■-» l» ta-<. "IXltoy’SddlsX^JSto* anoTTr^i/uTAM. <t •xerasto tte eJwtrtr isBcwra. IB <*• <ss»atawe>ieta«eof all dfetoW. U LjimH a. a de IhvtaorMt. Wtato 0>e p-w.r. at uatare are toloed. itepsratos to rwrideroe aadlw-eaUb‘"L^Zbut Oto Utoi.it.. nxhdr tef..stto.u..r spcHee.” Thc Whole family of tbe brassica ia capable uf great development. See what splendid varietire of the cabbage and turnip hgve been brought into use.by caeeful cuta>-atio&, to say nothing at tbe casJffin^»r,*tbe mots debaotm of them alt Perhaps some, who like myaclf. practice gardening on • small acais, would like In know how tq. cultivate this eaculent. Fur twenty-five years 1 have not failed but <>nc« to raise a supply for tny family.. There are two method* I bkve practiced fbc atertitut them, one to plant thee* in a hill, and the other U» stert them a f*eh spot, or-in a hot bed, and then I transplant. Each method has its advanbigre. Whan I transplant, which I am patirt likely to do on a summer day "a* on any other, I pour a little water round the Sever fed to muisiy Am. who rive theta ethovplant and immediately lay uvor it a leaf osgh trial, sad wbm«er tatrodsosd are rapidly --U - ai-ahritv aad ofburduck rhubarb or grep », and ‘let ‘ It I rill down near the leaf and remain two or three day*. 1 then rem< aa_ them. b<» them, and place a platform of newspaper around the plant, whieh may be rapidly dene by tairing up pieces eight inches •jtjare, tearing a slit in one side to the centre and placing a little earth on tbe edges. This will keep off th* cutworms. If a plant lufak'lo a lead ewle> pull It up and enpplt its place with- another. In. this way J never fail of cabbages, if I do nut let the cows g«t in and eat them JUST RECEIVED 1'rsMnd bv Itiwvervss a Sens. Plttabor<, Fa. ISVooiX. O.YV& IAx-y HIE BEST OHIC-A.OO VAX, TiXoodi VvbvCjbev, BOOT'S ft w. w. iwuu» 143 Labe Ku THE CHEAPEST! Pl PIANO® -GOLD PIANOS ccjud-di wQl core all the aforeaeotiuntd dis.aaa*. and, of tbemeelvee, will relieve and eare Hbodooha, Ceativanaaa, Qolio (Rsina, Cholara Jtfbrbtfe, Indiffttim, fam in the (JXmness, eta Try these iaedleines, and yoa will never regret it ' Ask yoar neighbors, who have used tliea, and they will say they are MEDAL H A RM ON 10 MB. PIANOS llatteri.DwvfeA <*-••«»»* | KMrrcw * bcu TTOMKEVH .e4 COlHtBRUI PIANOS, Qiooi. GROCERIES and you should try them before going far a , Pamphlet or Almanac of »y local sgent, and reed the ccrtiUcetea, and if yon have ever doubted you wiU ' *Yiou.NoX. v.o vckote.. W/£8<r mt Mtumtow3 Net Assets, January, 1864, $3,002,556.39 11. 9. SHELDON piOCTTT IUHCKH- Wilt <7 ail—ti— to pcMviu* P»«»ioa MM Cwtete* » tock >>•' MMMto IIMTlt, •■* tosKaMSS* ImAmwM o*Mto<k«Ov«r H. r. CHERRY, 4. THE FLAW AMD OHG A RIX ATKIN of tbe ATTN A, after U yasrajWWtb* toed tbe jcrveWI psMic advaatoMs, and sueevaeoTtbevariousay.ua,. «rFire to .nr..,re I. IbsOMutry. latovteuethan «»rr perparvd Sur duty- AND DRY GOODS p«Mnmr clrrk„»•<> Mo^ry» to Sbv C««rt Hoes* ,X’SSS»K£»5Si coot G&OCEtfT, Ttey Uto Bilk. reUoc. w ItoM Ureada thras^w^fcfc Xverr ■acbl.e 1. Warvanlr*. •rtoarfXw , Eating if BUliard oslytotobtae oria« WmoU HARD-WARE t I T“5<2;“2"“»o>;ri«ovr^ >’iT»‘to72}!?^j‘ilr'' ^UVEr.TtSBMRST. AtacTmt JMRl’HLD f Uw^wfceasU eihi a Stes.weierea Itevtag that wa ore giva aaUn toll flfcte. OUS STOCK OF GKOCEBUK :Bn V Ifuif*Tl£f£*>?ral la i**wv^ SI OTT HABJTlh BueLKaOOXNT. OXlKXWMUai Mr. HLfi. Rameddl writes to tbe -There i« no diffieultr ta fettMriM fowls allewed ftarfr freedom, if foey hrepreprrly fofl. Twrk.r, food far bat­ tar »h* sltnwsd their freedom, thar. ’a’Tna'w?.S?nfctuM< >in£ ons! PIANOS which, is conjunetioa with ths Clothing barrel to piece*, take one of the boups and two ollbe stavsa. sharpen on® end of them, and nail the other end* to to the opposite sides of tbe hoop, set it over tba plant and drive it into tbe ground. Tbe I wwms wiH hang over tdg edge of tbe bo*>p fh» from tbe ground. Set the stare* In tbs'&M hill at right angles with ihoae’ lu the first, and lei the hoops Just come U*(Mher and tic them wi th a slring in such a wap>-M to mtpport rweh other. Thus, ■t a trifling exprewe of time sad mowey, yna may effectually train all ynur ionuw toe*. These may be little assttera, but they »i H ki*ure good cabbage* and torn* Um.-N.TrT.-J*rw 2igfcad Furaser. istotitavslporUM aftbe esaBwieeny. as lUwtev- \x\tc <x Cta.a'tm. "V\xa "BXooA YA\» are the meat active and thoroegh pill* thst have over been introduced. They act so directly upon the Liver, asetb lag that organ to anch an extent aa that tbe mien does not rvlapas into ito fomer coa­ lition, which ia too apt to be the case wife ■uanly a purgative pill They are really a •Swiss «s«stiwsa. wins cEinuTn ^’tousrsGTSM Tomatox — Knock a flour preaeri totoWOr Use is sM tbe erti.nary took, sad attosactues ortbepeeMBtday_ , IS VERT PULL ANH COMPLETE OCR Dll.U .A HD TAfiLBS Are re-Stsed wttfc ^jtew Ce^leeo, y4 Poltekt (feblOat) Insed iriUMi Betay J. * 8WD0XT. A*anU � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-05-11.pdf be944486428073a65b9233ceb2a59744 PDF Text Text io:t SS9SSHM Srirttd Iportrj. 13 PURUfMIMJ KT BBT KBMJtSDAY, ‘wr?w» M~JT ~r Ms JW^fcv. deufored It weh all aMemerbm, and that he onuld do it M>di a eay owe. He taada the attempt to care her, but wlth ebtsweMBs. Ifottheu said. If be urn euro her, 4e wHi think there issomhtbmg in iL"-> ' Mrs...Winthrop J1. Hoastin. North Amherst, Maas. General debility, eheabh w waih for eighteen mosthoi cured wi*h>one tiwalmem; wines reported herHASTINGS --■ dritMfaRtF^eU. •• s e.-.i Tbe doctor extends aeovdial invitation to ell who cenaot slTucd toptoy to come OqurfoMMfow* n w»Uww 04 riU. sod toe healed free of expense. . .i ■ LaUtag^ltaeteUetersaL s Owe readers mill he amused at.the fak fowieg logic toy tiie editor, of the Syring, oberts Worrtty, sbeM^Mllrtt. tbs rtta. •”>' ' tirid Republican, whieh- we slip from I OvrtffieNtaratty nrftews, that papsrofihadmmofMsrafalMtk. It ! Uba MefoNnfortasr st teuStFs rofrtaa. ie.entitlad£..Jiew-i t. <"/ . . r« ■uMiBAO-n-S'oeqnwo » Sraorertsi.n Eitraordinsry things are going oo at. tbe L'nisa Hoose in this dty4 A mernhle and patriarchal loukieg man, with gray new and most complete assortment of hair ami beard and agreeable presence, occupies Ans of tbe parlors.and Irvn fifty DBLG5 AND MEDICINE*, to ana hundred and fifty-cripples and inifChrmloalv, Paints, <Mh, Caws »elide eiste hrtn-daily, manbaf-wtobacco * gtecnc, Burning fluid. away thiahlag-they, kava besn oared by TURPENTINE. AND ALCOHOL?. Sems iuvtatble power at command of tbe Pn><a Ox BtaMr «l Lifhc ' ,•■■ • sptumal pbytiotae. Some leave babied The afflicted wfo bo (rfsdtn Ifoh, that toetn tote oruiabee and canes they have for years leased upon ; other, long belptbte wonderful restorer to bead th by the leMaud carried,,Utilher in the arms of •toying o* rd hauls,” is now at work for r FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINALi tbe'good of humanity in the western thrir Heads, suddenly resume their former. r«ot end rteeapaod walk ; rtoeuP0llPOHE8.(MI!.Y^a part wf nor State, wbwre be Is mooting' with greet success. Hs has been prne- matio. pams and eenlraatione and Uni Sharp pangs of sciatica my sterieedly die tiring In Spriegfield for the hat three weeks, and baa upgrated un over twenty, appear at a touch; tumors tbatbave been seven hundred (pereuD** w|th complete grvpipgloryeata vanish is a fow mlnsuccess in most oases. _ His pover has I utea,under tbe hand <ff the miracle work­ er, and.wbatever ailment enema *<>et so increased, that he bow heals quicker chrome and Incurable, yields to this than over before. strange influence, after having obstinateThe following' are the diseases that reaiated. tie aaaav'ta of tbe snattria most readily yield to the healing powers, TEA. COFFEE. SUOAJU SPICES. PEPPER, mtdiea.. PXpXSM, Ft^p. RALStNB, CODF1BU; I via; Female diseases of every nafore, But do tbaee (Rarvele really and truly ia fact, etentbu-e to tks Grorvry lias, such as spinal dieisea, heart and liver discear, occur 1 They aoem to; the spiritual week lings, dyspepsia, 8t. Vitus' dance, will be ueeJ-4 far family um. Al»o a grew varibtqof **• .... r ' disease of the ‘nerves, loss of voles, dis- doctor things so, and hi* patients thinks »o, and some q( them express tbe utmost betia, rheumatism, ulcers, tumors, weak Old £33*1 TTUrniKt'S^ delight p»|l gratiiuds for relief from niland Inflamed eyes, etc.'- The aarev'abo menu which they bad foerod woold car­ find CooMbt Extracts, performed wltiMtvt pain nt1 msdidne. We gfos the following list of some of ry them to their graven., If they are not vok ths uvrkcist qxxeriT or Tira LAOiks^ cured, or at least temporarily rnluved, the cures be had effected dnriag his visit than Dr. New too has a power over the Wi also kr«|> on Laud a good sMortmeol of there: ifangmakfou quite as nimoulous as tbe H. R. Faster, Paper Mill Village, *4. STATIONERY, pvwar lu-remove diseaM. Indeed there H. Speeehleesover one year, cored in are some inataMee of apparent aura PENK, PEXOTJi. INKB. PAPER. ENstantly. • wbiob caoaot be explained by any power , G. W. Thayer, Cedar street. Spring­ of imagination, such as that of a child in field. Lame arm two years; cored hi tlua city, boot over with spinal cog>plaint for ssveral years, aeddsnly elrsigbtpned Mrs. C. H. Fsssatir, 13 Wilcox street, up aad made strong; and cases, yf which Springfield. Cancer, with gieal pain; the ductor has evidence, of cures of percured. soqo miles disUot front him wbo began Mrs. John W. Clark, Springfield.—, to mepd from tbe moment be spt*ke the N»nralgia, very bad ; eared. ' word, ■ llutac ihinge can't be trot."— AmellaS. Phelps, Wilbraham. 8pl Perhaps net; nobody has a right tn he oal dleeaoe four years; cured in a lew Hava them without aufodeot evidseoe. minutes, and walked two miles. Go and sea, and test the powers of tbit Mm. Leverett Smith, State street, Tu inudsrn luiraeie worker. Imur; cured. •> •' . But Ik-w does be d» these things ?— Mrs. Lottie Carrier,; CoftwAy>; Mara.— This if easier asked than answered. PerLame end stiff knee; cared tos'taMh. DRUG STORE!!! R fetmgj ? feintss ,i-■ - &. groceries skests isstoS Thera eras oom an sqmmM clergy mmb There was aq. by foe Rome ofCeraihoti, nrbo knM; M hia finally a tamo mcekfiyt of which rhe was u«ry food. Thia aaimal, which wan note, vts «• pHo allowed its liberty, liked ;lq foUoM_fo« minister, when bo wentoel, bn* uNtbfoe cuurse of his rental Sabbath was nramlly shtrt op till hieowBor WAR out of eight, on his wap to ehfirfo. Byetta Bebbalb morning, when foe clergy mao, taking hia wmno «tefo» bto erm, weploet, foe Rs oaksy foflopod-wt<tooen<d, aad watering foe opportunity whilehismastor wM.Bpeaking<fo • «♦*tiemaopu foe ateevM-«p«M*o^baok of foe pulpit, and jUMped oppn fooA«mdTaorg-bogretely ra«bd,h»msaJ4,look- KER, tlBS MIHM. f. A. AC. C. UOLBHOOM. WhT a iowthora PATENT MEDICINES Mies Caroline Nador. G.ngrees street. Springfield. Weak and inflamed eye; I cured. Mira Amanda Hatboro, No. 149 Cen­ tral street, Springfield. Spinal disease and fetnals weahaeee, very sick hot expeotedtelivo; cured in a few minutes on the evening of March 21st, sc that she arose from her bed. dresoed herself, and went to a neighboring hoese and notified the lady wbo was to watch with THE MEftT CAUSE Iter that her eerriose were not needed.— Tbe next morning she walked throe mUes einee wbieh aba devotee her time in J~t PMiOxd, m e .Wed Drtofr Pri.. Six Os. bringing theoiok and afflicted to bo bealod. - Mrs. Sarah P. Cook, Hedley, Mass. Ovarian tumor twenty-two veers • cured. Mrs. George Bos sr er th, Pslwrtw, Maks. Tamor to breast; eared Instantly. Mira Sybil B. Clapp, Montagu^ Mera. Spasms twenty years; sored. Mia Arsbrito C. Gibbn, Albany, N. Y. Spinel disease, and lameycwfod. <I” Mr*. Hsntiutis Deris, 34 MutbuYy stvMt, Springfield. BwsNed lirer, not ; will be pel n FRENCH! HUMAN misery. was.wMOCaeions of hia preaeatoWhen the sermon etoafneqawl little forms were OMWulatd wiA tor, which cunduot ao abneked tbt pastor, that ha tbougbt bis duty minister a reproof wbiob ha dk oonsidarsble action of hia hands apt Tbe monkey, who had oow. J familiar wit^ the saene, .Imitated motion, (ill at last a scarcely supp^— anilh appeared upon the counteoanas o( most of the aadiende.' This occurred, too, in one of the aiostsolymn pierages lu the diecourse; and eo 'borribla did thn levity appear to ths good minister, that be IsuachwJ forth in a jinLuti r^wka," nyery word being enforced by great «•-, rergy efaoiioo. ‘ ‘ . r , All this time, the little fellow over­ head mimicked every movement with ar-, dur and exactness. The audience, witneeaing thi« apparent competition between lbs good tpan and hia monkey, could no longer retain tbe least appearance of composure, and burst io to roars of laughtar, in tba m idst of which one of tbo congregation kli^ly ra listed the horror rtf tbo paaior at^lbe ir revereneo and Impiety ol Afo Suck. by. pointing out the cause of the merriment. Casting hie eyos upward, tbe minUtar could just discern, tbe asitnaJ standing on the end of the soundisR-Uard, and ga* I luring With all bis might, when be found it difficult to control himself, though highly exasperated at tbo occurrence.— He gave directions to have the mwnkay, removed, and sat down to compbae bimovlf, and allow bis congregation to rwrover tbelr equanimity a bile 'the order was being obeyed. wltbowt rorowtaeratfow, frwt AeMadadlabe poor white mon, d^riuod Mre^oC. bis fo tbkt tb?bhllA pbfiulkihffi Nrra .piAs- I ddMWMiflMrMMtlc 1 It stood A a perpetual Ihing wall; a lilasil anflAmt i ly aoaptearto rwli hflgk jthfl Hflgu/flmifi [Loud ebosr*.] , Wuensxsr ralfpoM and conscious of bar moral states end power when every man oan Wt up to God eofttsored ffihbw end eeuL-thoe the Swath will etart with a., bssnd-t smigrar tian and ger.ua, and art and enterprise will week her »UD"y hills and rales; aaA these shall bo the Lookoat Mountains upon her delivsrenoe And a race Of ewmending prorrera odreoellh,-poorer and What tf the Cis Ikon Taka Firs. Pethape throe ^arehus eht of fbor would rush right wp to dw barning indfoUual and begin to «sW with their bands without any donnita aim. It ia useless to toll the victim to. A Msw Way to Get Subscriptions do this or that, dr call for waler. A nogro was authorised to receive sub- In foet, It b generally best to say not h scripticme for an African anarch in thia cBj. Ho accordingly started on bin er­ rand. The first nian he called en wee a dry goods merchant ia the omghboriseod iffthaGty Hatt, who hoard the negroW recueet to “give something to oh urth’’ baldly to ths aerves make tbo aeotion of into the street, proceeded to Ueh thodar- clasping ia the arras most about the key after k, exclaiming as ho did. ao, shoulders j this instantly smothers tbs “yoe. I’ll give yuu eutueibiag.lafa> that I" firs aad seVM tbeftCBt* the oeit instant After such treatment, the colored mad throw tbe wnfortsmatova the floor; this slowly picked up hie hat add book, cool­ is additioaaUy ogfoty to tbe face ead ed hia anger, and resolved la “try again.•' hreatb, and any remnant flame can bo. Accordingly bo told the story to the pet out leiaurely. Tbe neat instant im­ merchant's neighbors, and wesa threath merse the burn*’, part in cold water, end ao many odd doiUre that before dash hie book bad forty namaaedit. Neat ■oca I'^htaing. JfealgM same eammon floor, iqg he returned, had. while e^aged la remove from the water, and oover the relating the story of the previous day's burning parts with an inch thiekneae of mishap, a young mao neeosted him with floor if poeslbls. Pai the pstitat to W8;’ ■ renuaat tn visit Mr. . —'a atnra ftha and do el I that Is possible w soothe, until the physician arrives Lot Aho flour rwmahu until It folk off of itaell when .». beaatifo! new skin>ilI be found.. Unless the burns are deep, no other application i. needed. The dry flour fcr 'A.drtnU' the meet odmiraMo remedy ■ewer gf»posed,. aefl the Joformauon ought to a. P- CHERRY, CLERK Notary F»blta. Ofllae O ta aka Court Boess totally onlodlag the sir frbta the tarred *. C. MUNDI*. r pbom«. *°4n„I?'fcl£‘ad' udn>in«l- DB. A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL u DEHTIST, Mrs. Jobe Fwbse, 3* West Untoe street. Hernia; cured. . «• Mrs. Carol.eePomeroy. Beukot, Maes. Deafneaa aauew yearw; Mredbq sr -t h'rJw Mra. Ellen Wood, ooraor wf Unital and Mata ntreote. St. Vites' danoe and ooM esH “* "••“‘f'i.’L fS'ivCsY wtshiag snytbiiq; tetbesf DSBTlMTBY W rapidity bin book filled up. until collected enoughto pe; off foe in nans of his church.—#■ F. Sm. > “TEETH ixtrsetad or ffllel. co short nrilra. haraelf perfectly Mrs. Becjsmv tb> Gm*. sOb--------,----------------- , foHragfoatf perfoatiy oerod. * Miw-foeorfe Teyier, Gimdy. Mass. Sick twatey ewe yaare, for aowaa yeare oMhle SO walk} brought awe**- atUae uos W; enrafo. W 4*o»w*lwRfii<'eU AU mw or joBranmare, oner saidi -G^tipy*. my ,dmb i dwaen �lv* Maariua, Wi April d fcq., Frankfort, taaSza: Yow a 1 am naturally anil slavery. NEWS JjjTi, » <*“■ D‘« 4w intelligence thin roornii rect from the vtny, * U >f ewiing. but no offiriaw neral results »»/ be •:*<» cur arms. The «fe| G«. wSsworth <1. kilW by se think and fed. And yM. 1 k ball in the forehead while leading «* er understood that tbe Presldei ferrod upon mo an unrestricted , act officially upon this judgement and 1 feeling. It waa In tbe oath I took, that I MvV-1140a.k: would to the best of my ability, preserve, ■ 'ftl* Loan Is flmltud.to two hundred protect end defend tbo Cooctitudoo of i | from Thia tbe United States. 1 amid not take the । millions' and is being rapidly subscribed Gen. B for-bythe people. A moderate portion office without taking the oalb. Nor was I words of tenfidMee a.»d mo­ It my view that I might take tbe oath to youafvw । »( this amount baa been taken for You have- been re-organized, aad any reasonable J— ----- -— get power and break the oath in using ition. wnxcrtrmnn-CAXxdT amount that tbo Secretary of the I ths power. I understood, too, that la ।strengthened ami fojly pijaippod m tfVJ You form part of aawal ar­ । Treasury might be willing to designate, ordinary civil administration thia oath rnspeet. oould bo placed on the other side, with or oven ffirbade me to practically indulge ।mies vt year country, the whole under SU-SSl was •evarroj ----- - witboot making tbo interest payable In la primary abstract judgement on the itbe direction uf an able and distinguished kins killed, and Gm. Pegram badly London teeteod of New York, m highly moral question of slavery. I bad pub- <General, who enjoys tbe confidence of wounded, on Thursday. He thanks • advantageous tertne, thus grt ingthoeom- lidy declared this many times, and in 1tbe governaiMt, people and army. Your merciful God that every advance of Grant msnd of a large amount of sterling ex­ many ways. . And I aver that, to this ।movement, being in eo-cperatiM with has been repulsed. Tbe belief bore is change (10 per cent, better than gold, as St, I have done so official act in mere <others, It Is of the utimurt importance that Grant is achieving a complete vicarence to my abstract judgement aad ।that uo pains bo left unspared to make it rates are calculated hero.) through tbe i■wosuaraL summer months. He bu never yet en- feeling on slavery. Antao«xrHU,May 9.—The following Soldier, .'—The ey ee uf tbe whole nmmI did understand, however, that my terteined such proposition* for hts popu­ is a special to tbe JWarng Telegraph : lar loans. Hia preference is th*l our oath to preserve the CoestitcUoa to tbe itry are looking with aniloua hope te the Washington. May S.-Q.inmumoa--> own people should have the entire ad best of fey ability, imposed upon me tbo Iblow you are about tn Ariks In tbe moat does have been opened with Gms. Smith, Hite, Seek. CteaKlMta, Be./frudK Ftaekss of ventage of the gold interest which they duty eft preserving, by ovsry iBdispoaea- isacred cause that ever cajled tana to i and Gilmore, who arc near kichinond, bear, er else tbe premium on their Bonds ble tnasns, that Government—that Na- |Remember your Lome*, vour wive nia^ that < and bear ia »' L * the ‘v aooi>- and have been fighting. There was no such ss can now be had on the 6-20a Bun, of which that Constitution was the children, reroosMtheaDOMr fighting yesterday, and our Army is be­ wbre bought for Europe. Tbe present | organic tew. Was it possible to loss tbs er your cnsroiss arc o*< lieved to be advancing successfully. object, therefore, is popster dirtribalion N*ifou, and yet preserve the Constitu­ you will be returned to> Mi<>y tbe benefit* Fredericksburg has been occupied aad ---------------- ---,----- Bear a/home, at par, on five per cent gold tion. By general la*, life and limb must be tlenoe the hardships and sacriBoes you the railroad repaired. interest, equal to 7f or 8 per cent In cur­ Caataiaa eo &aua er Whlstey, ... The Star’* extra nays Grant has a field may bo called up«»o to endure. Have rency with gold at 160 to 100 per cent. protected ; yet often a limb must bo am­ fnnTmt rriftTryryt full of prisoners, and had advanced to »tty?r> Tbe Act uf Ongreee specially provides putated to save a life, bat a life Is never confidence in your officers and in each Bpotteyfvania Court House. A verbal other. Koop your renls on the march wisely given to eave a limb. I felt that that tbe principal of these Bonds shall be unconstitutional, and on the bslUafield, and let each man message received at Halleck’s headquar­ paid i* gold. If paid off after ten years measures, otherwise ters by a messenger fnxa the Army, with tbe economical view of re-borrowing might become tew fol, by becoming in­ earnestly implore God's blessing, and states the battle cluecd Friday tbe enemy i at three cr four per cent intereat—after dispensable to tbe preservation of tbe endeavor by his thoughts aad action* to Constitution, through the preservation of reader himself worthy of the favor he having fallen back about 12 miles, leav­ tbo war of 1812 this government bor­ ing tbeir dead and wounded on tbe field. rowed money in Europe at three per cent the Nation. Right or wrong, I assumed seeks, with a dear conscience and strong this ground, and now I avow It. leonld arms, actuated by a high sense of duty, Ou Saturday, at three o’clock, Lee was in —the payment will be made In gold. full retreat through SpoitsylvtBia, and fighting to preserve the , government and nut feel, that tn the beet of my ability I On tbl* end all other funded stocks of when a messenger left, Hnneocfewas en­ tbe United Btatee, there ia a specific had e» er tried to preserve the Constlfo institutions handed down tons by our . pledge of tbo Customs Revenue In gpld. tion It, to eave slavery, or any minor forefathers, sod, if true to ourselves, vio tering the plaoe in pursuit. Buller is reported within 1* mile* of for tbe continued payment of the interest matter, I should permit the wreck of tory, under God's blpssing, mutt end Richmond. Government, country and Constitution, will attend our effiwtsrngold. ORO. O. MK.tDE, Mfo, Oso. Cum-dh. Tbo customs and duties thus pledged altogether. When, early in the war. Gm. Fremont for the payment of tbeinterest and grad­ ual extinct ini of the principal-through attempted tn Hilary emancipatkm, I for, From ▼Irglala. annual purchase* for tbe sinking* fund— bads It, because I did not then think It Washington, May 9.—Official diaan indispensable neseseity. When, a of tbe funffed public debt of the United ,patches, received at the War Depart­ Slates, constitute a system of Indirect little later, Gen. Cameron, then Becretataxation, to which the people are and ry of War, suggested the arming of ment, announce the advance of Gen. Bul­ always have been accustomed. It falls blacks, I objected; because 1 did not yet ler with his command, and i" landing at Qty Point, Va, upon the people only tn propaction to think it an indispensable necessity.— _______ tbeir ability or Inclination to consume When, still later, Gen. Hunter attempt­ reived information, by way Monroe, that Beauregard is at Peters­ foreign wares and merchandise, upon ed military emancipation, 1 again forbade which these duties are levied. As iney- it; l-ecause 1 did not yet think the India- burg with a force of 80,000 men. A special from Union Milla, Va^ dated eleet to forego tbe use of foreign luxuries pcnsable necessity bad come. When, in March, and May. nd July, the 6th test., at 9 o'duck ». M-, says the *' -1/ so they lighten their own burthen of the public debt, even while Investing tbeir 1862, I innde earnest and successive ap­ Grand Army of the Potomac crossed the I do this a^re nMHy ia regard to Beits Rapid.in ou Wedheeday. Tbe ltd Corps moans in it al rates and on a security peals to tbe border States to favor com­ moved on Tuesday to the Mills opposite pensated emancipation, I believed the in ­ superior to sny other stock, for uniform thenr for mssy t«H, enter the tmprsMioii 1 dfevwere ebtei^M afebetetto mi st are. 1 and assured income (free of local taxes,) dispensable necessity for military eman Ely’s Ford. On Wednasday morning cipation. and arming tbe blacks would at 4 o'clock, the eavalry crossed and Hanks. Ttey are TO M axaaassv 1» coxx. al the in the whole country. the rebel pickets from the oppo­ The last fiscal year, to Jqne 80, 1363, oume, unless averted by that measure. drove plaasure of tbs Goiemasei, al any period sol site heights,-------------• * , n<> uppuailion. ■lu They declined the proposition ; and I was, tbit source of revenue amounted to l.M tian kn nor tian forty frtn fr»tn thajr 059, 642. Hie gold interest «n the pub­ in my best jndgemMt, driven to tbe al- - ------...................... — and the corps moved o’clock, taking tbe road to dal*, and soul tbeir redssiptlon mi rsa caxr. lic debt then amounted to only $24,729, temajivs of either surrendering the forward at 846. and ths principal of the, old loan of Union, and withit tbe Constitution, or of Cbancellororilie, at which place Goa. ixtuasr wiu. as rxia is cots, on fonds of sot Hanauck would establish hie headquar­ over oof hundred dollarc aaoaalty sad on all 1842. $3,250,000, waa paid off iu geld in menu I chose the latter. In choosing ters. Tbe fith and 6Ut Cressed at Ger­ other Bond, wail aanndly. The inSsnst is pay­ addition. mania Ford, taking the road tn the WilX KgWTOJt UMUWN, Itonaa*.. The present fiscal year coding on the it I hoped for greater gain than lose; but able on lb* first days n Merck sad September ia Ou Wednesday night, Gen. 30th of June 1 864. will show al leaal 4Q? of this I was not entirely confident. More deriteee. From Rev. Jos. li. Krnnsnl, PuUr of Ika' iMk Warren’s headquarters were at ths WilUseust Cborrh. V ' : *~ Keen*, increase in gold customs, say than a year of trial now shows nv loss deroeea, Gen. Sedgwick’s at his right, and by It, in our foreign relations ; none in ,683.399, on a gross importation of our while military force—no loss by it, tbe general beadquarters at Germania kiSd.'Yf 'XJirinro*tart less than 20 per cent, increase over last anyhow, or any where. On the contrary, Ford. year. Tbo gold interest on tbe present On Thursday morning tbe rebels pres­ funded and fundable debt, for the current it show* a gain of quite 180,00* soldiers, seamen and laborers. These arc palpa­ sed our pickets, and appeared to he in fiecal year, will not exceed $47,735,650, Uanag a ntrphu of nwtyfifty militant' ble facts, about which, as foots, there can strong force on our right. Tbs 3tb New York cavalry are skirmishmg <m the in gold from customs ever the specific be no caviling. We have the men, and charge for Interist upon them ; part of we could not have had them without the Orange Court Houm road, near Parkins tavern. They were driven in with a se­ w hieh surplus the Secretary has readily Ahd now,* let any Union man, who vere lose, leaving many wounded an the disposed of at 165 per cent for green­ field. Griffith’s division waa marcbed backs, tbe principal aa wall as premium complains sf the measure, test himself of which will go to tbe benefit of tbe by writing down In one Uns, that be Is forward on our right, about 11 o'clock to feel tbe enemy's position, and were met Sinking Fund, and to the redaction of for subduing the rebellion by force of by tbo rebel Oia. A. P. Hill, supported •As currency interest on tbe unfounded arms, and in the neat, that he is for tak by Gen.'Ewrll. A Severe action. took or temporary debt,-such as one year oer- ing these 136,000 men frem the Union tlficatea of iadebtedsees, certifiealM of aide, and placing them where they would place, in which »« captured nliout 300 be but for the measure be condemns. It prisoner*, though it la reported that we That this statement may not seem he cannot foce his cause so stated, it is tost too guns. In Um mcanlime Gen. Hancock marched bls corp* to the- right only because he cannot face the troth. overdrawn, we annex a schedule of the I add a word, which was not in the to coonect with Gen. Warren, and had funded debt and 7 30 per cert, treasury verbal c-mveriatiun. In telling this tale, hardly got into posilian, with hie left notes, noon to pass into funded debt by reeling on or near Cbanoellorsvlllc, when voluntary conversion, on which gold fri- I attempted no complhnsut to my own sagacity. I claim not to have controlled he was attacked by Longstreet with hia tsrest is bow being paid: events, but confess plainly that srente full corps and part of Ewell's. Funded Ml of At United Slaltt .to have controlled me. Now, at tbe end Gm. Hancock, with the as.istancw of Marek 3, 1864. >. of three years' struggle, the nation’s con­ Getty's division of the 6th Corps, waa n Is bellsred test no sccnriUw offer so pvat dition Is not whet any party or any man under a musket fire of twoanAa half laducoDsata to loaders as lbs various Sweriyboon ’ duraliee, in which hie command Ueaa of U. K, Beads, la ail otter ferae of to devised or expected. God alone eau debtedorea, tte felih or wbiliof priTUt ^rliv. dsim It. Whither It is tending seems suffered severely, inflicting much injury or stock oowyatoeo or ooparsto eowaamlUs oaly plain. If God now wills the removal of upon the rebels. Giber developments showed Lee to is phHUMt 6>r pejmwil, white tor the deb to of ll» a great wrong, sad wills also that wa of Usiird Htetos tbe whole property of tbe oocntry the North as well as yon of ths Booth, have his whole force in our front. Thia 1. boidea to secure the pay meat of both priadpel shall pay fairly fur our complicity In that knowledge of tbeir position was of course utolatoresltaeoie. wrong, impartial history will find there­ highly important, and was obtained only Thaw Brods Bsy be suteerib-d for In stuns in now causes to attest and revere the by the greatest skill te handling oar troops. It not betag tbepurpoMof Gen. justice and goodness of God. Meade to advance on the army, ba or-1 Yours tnsly, A. Lurooav. Thia interaat charge upon tbe same dared tbe line of Battle to-be held, til I ateeeat of fended debt will be reduced morning. tbe next fiscal year tn tbe sum of The position of i II ,7«AS»4. by the cocvereion oftbe 7.30 night was parallel total FsoOte Debt of th. Catted flutes OB par cents of 1804, in August and October wbleh isterast is payable ia goU, os tbo third day i«U> tbe « par reels uf 1881. leaving the contest between McClellan and Grant of March. IBM. was rtomato. Tbs laurcst interest charge upon tbe same <768,966,- at tbe New York ftanitary Fair, has soronttriaddrtfcr tbo coning ttood yrer W1H bo OOOobIy 146.987,126, for tbe next fiscal prised tbe public. The eaplanation is, •U,M7,lMr_wbite «he oottax. rorcnn. to -m that tbe managers were —“ -*•....... * for Uu rerwot tereiyssr, sedtog JmaOte, IM. customs duties now immediately eontem- keeping book large Hi______________ bu bean so far at tbs rate of over *10c,QW,0« ptaed by Congress, tbe gold revMuea. Grant, and permitting MuCWIsh to re­ an tbe eame volume of grow importation man just a litdo adesd ao as to hasp hie M in IBM. will be raised to 11 Iff000,00© or ttlMOMW- To dm ■wniin CEM1W nmts \Ve observe that many of the leading Republican journals have gone into extaatee over the President’s tetter which <0 publish elsewhere. Many of the grounds given for approval, are, to owr judgement, just no grounds ai ell. White the letter la, under the clroumstaucea. wall Mough, aa an earese for btehasifoo «>f tbe' one pe&ey or tbe other, of the wisdom, or tbe sagacity of the President, but alone settles tbequsstiou of motives, h la to be regretted that the President waa eompelled to acknowledge that in place of cootroliog events, ha was cou- tralod by tbam. What wo have mani­ festly needed from tbo outoet waa a aontreliaf mind eapabla of comprehending the aiuiatioo and of cent ruling events if The excuses for forbidding the Fromoot policy of emancipation and om of alare*. oc tbe ground that be did net think it aa ugq|tepeesiblo necessity,” is a poor eomplimsol to his statesmanship. His subsequent action shows that it was one*Af the nearly fatal errors “of hie admtelatratioo. h also shows that the ad- mtolstrativs capacity and the foresight of a Fremont far exeeedsd that of his official superior. According to the Preeident’s own reasoning tbo early a^option of the Fremont policy would have saved the country thousands of valuable lives of white men and millions of treasure.— As ss excuse for delaying what fa others was seen and known to bo a manifest duty, this tetter is wall enoegb. and will be received aa ao evWeaee of the purity of his motives. The loiter is also.vsluable in another poist wherein the Presi­ dent shows tbo beoefiia of that same policy which ba so long resisted. But inasmuch as the Mstory of events has shewn.that, after long delay and contin­ ued diaaator be saw and comprehended that *SudispoMabh *' * others had lung before seen and endeav­ ored to act upon, and inasmuch as’the question of ability, rather than that of motives, may be the open question In tbe coming campaign, we can hardly see the noeeseity or utility Of that fetter. The Republican press aM Over the country are finding a great deal of fault with our present Congress. There ia a vary general feeiing that the iuflucoces of the Opital and tbo lobles have blinded them to the true wants oftbe country and ths wiabse of their consUtoenta. We want new men, fresh from tbe people. selected with a view to their fitness to correct the evils complained at. Notwlthstending such b tbe feeling all over the ceunly, among the hading Republi­ can journals sod thinking, ucmifob man, there arc emissarlao traversing thia Dis­ trict, wbo are eo nearly allied to the copperhead* ao to tedoce the belief that they are still io their interest, who urge tbe re-nominstioo of our present mem­ ber, on the ground that such n erent would so discourage (T) tbe rebate. It h true socii an atari would very much M> courage the Oepperiaedh^f this District. Is it oot a Mir prcsampttea ffiat aaeh is Che object of men token from the copper­ head ranks, nut eleven months sioee, end paid ona hundred dollar* acaauth to writs and travel an such a tofatoinn. - Saabneu sbtofcrtb, . . dfh, DaMfe ■mtoFBarrr Countyt and eo A.P jo« Mio. v <U tot of tbssouatry and pf tbe Uss* party may REMEMBEB > nurnufimraaBM • New Advertisements. U. S. 10-40 BONDS. VtT A rebel womaa writes to her husband in Pries’a ArkaMM army (the tetter Using boon intercepted) tilat ••Par­ son Nolen is our serest rider now. He' says that God kaa plsMly promised to be on our side an drive the accursed Yankees from off o<ir soil. Parson KoM-JahapteUid prsMber, bet It don’t d"T “• t. ny wo mock oawo Arluw. mark* relative to the villiage printin 1 The editor say* “we make no ehargel pubMdHOg Che proceedings of the cl rij.’’ Wc are willii>$ Jo give the Piol fkR credit of it* explanation «* far It gnee, but would like to ask further! by “proceeding*” Il mean* the by-ll and ordinanoe* pasced by tbe council I We eboold be perfectly willing to puhl tha record of tbeir doing* gratia, pro! off1 (bey would pay a* thirty or ,fi| dollar* for publiahlng according to la “new and revised code of by-laws/1 ByOataay. wc would suite, what r not be known to all the council, that o*dinanee, by-law or resolution of a s i story, afearactcr, posrcssM any valid whatever, unlem posted or published SxsBxrn School Corvxmoir.—A I hea been lasusd for the fourth and convention of tbe State Sabbath Scl Teacher* Aseoristion. It Indie* past and friends of the Sabbath School c* Prominent Sabbath school men Wi other States are expected, as tbe meed at Grand Rapid* ia Me of a chain nf t tlar eonveatioas in Ohin, Illinois, conrin aad Iowa. V Il is expected ths- w’DI poeaca* more than its usual into from tbe presence of eastern men. ' Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad and Stage Company from Kalaimuoo id reduced tbeir fare for tbe occasion. ToirsiauL—John Bessmer, an er rieoead bwrber and bair-dretscr, ft Philadelphia, rxxrufkos tbr room her foe •'•ecu pled by J. M. flewes, and ( doing a good bnainew* and giving en •atmfootMta- GhshimaralL •Tta'FaCToar.—J. 8. Van Bruni prepared to do wool -carding, manu I luring and cloth-dressing, promptly -j Io good style. Tbe factory is in g* oedfrfaad la bring worked, this year, hands wbo andsrstand tbeir business. I The Idmrtittr and Tribon, for W etaeday, laakee the following statem l wMafrvM briag gtadireto and a iuat pr to every citixM oftbe great Panini J State. • • ( tfTbe quota of Miohigim under the cl orxaite- suit; ii. ..mt., ,.r. sxnteeru raised under tbe call was 24.2H MM 44,081. The quota under the cd aNfrfeiM mouths men waa 11/ M»ay -Mlnuwta, S3M. ut.l 11.V stoMhaefe—tahed was 8,970.—The qe AKDBT �aass»fiusaaa»iMt»« :f«N* I j ■ ;os-«w* i: :j i ■ i«9<i«easf !«S I ■ 1: i H • H ; i :i iaaaas«iiiMw«ass»« £OHi liHHWi 8 ant ■ ffl a CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT A. L. SKINNER’S, 63* Large and most complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots &. Slioe^ Carpets and Pound Calico. «£5 THE'ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. 7” 44 « 1 I « S £ ►. S Ho1 pJih* “ “3 Hi M IjpUil: : - * j is i -s 4 i : t’; 14r f ?«* r MBlih Mill W ? DI H I ‘ I» I h 3131s 3 ! cl phi ii1 ’ji hl I-lib J iili u �ground. Preintetagthere may te now­ and Uss&one of the readers of tW‘/feWfe- . who arw ready to aie» all the adraatagea ihatjurtilrp to navelabnr, I propose to for the post two years which I adopt aa the torn. ■ • : ' • ,A/tar my grnmj£ it well prepamd by majiuring, plowing and harrowing, ! drift it eee way with a small plow. Into thia drift l.put whatever of comport or ma­ nure ia intended for the hill, mid mix (horcughly with the eoil.with an inatrument made by attaching two or three of 8>ora*aharrriir teeth to a juht four Inche» square and four feet long, with bandies <»J one end and a hitching place at the MtXrirx After this operation the corn lx eteOww all along the drill, at the. rate of four or six kernels tn the foot. A plow is then used to cover the whole, in toll tohtraWy free from stones. When theedrn is up sufficiently tn ace the rows the same little plow Is run on either side of it, turning a furrow from tbe euro. In a week or ao » cultivatnr ia run through and the soil is again levelled. When it get* up a little too big for the crows, and the Wurms have got their share, with a dextrous use of 11># boa it is thinned to about eight Inches and left standing kt as straight a row as possible. When ten or twelve--lashes high the aetuc little plow ia used to turn' a forrow sgainat either aide of tbe corn. With a Kiue patience the weeds may be nearly all covered and destroyed. With my to years’ experience I csncunfidenlly recommend this method to my brother farmers, especially U> those who have light toils to manage? 1 have actually raided a good crop of corn, and not used the hoe at all. and al harvest, eue could no( tod three buttala of weeds to the acre. Z. Basra WfcH} N. H„ Match 17,1864 1 M.4 twi Ki*. 5« o. Imui tw*«. \x«x S2£X&£.3SS$ ] ,Vsact Bccsc is nncnu*l«J by iar other i (•a In Chtrro«is or mention,. trrsjnlsriw fntnew, or Buvprvsdoo of Cwstomaiy ; tinns. Ulcerated urSeiirfiees State of <fo :Leoehorrbwe or Whitas, Sterility, snd fur iplaints iDcMeut to tb« mx. wbstber sdsft 1inAttrvtioti Habits of BWpstfota, or in th COME AND BUY MORE gastingj’ 4}usintss Sir <iue or six uam, os use. 1100 rad । ^CDRE^.^? aW dtvMOuM* ©5 ct. %vcnv« lott xyoXwve. R. J. GRANT, T'vKALERS insll kinds of dry goods,! JLF srosksry, Ac. State st.,*1 the post cm\A : ■ Rteeto. end ta i hiM SenTiil A ftogeseS^ 'driest Wt-rtevs i , ; 1 ' , I j I 1 , । ' ] ate covt\\vowe^ tare a«\A togV. wctA VaxYjv wYAcXx. make, Wwwi 'Voake. R. J. GRANT! Ur UsciboeV* ttlOWNO-cXv WtXX«V» arc X.\\t \goot Vrxtrtiu Ur. U.o\jcttk'w ,. ftXowwMstv ’BkV.t.cva < J I IK MY LIKE OF TRADE The G nits Percbn Tree. • 'The tees called hotondra Gutta, which fpruiabsa tbe gutta perch*, is a native of lbw Indian Arehapelago and tbe adjacent Ipndx. A few yearn sinoe thia aobaumce now of such widely extended use, was to­ tally unknown in Europe, for though from lime knioanioria! tbe Malaya c>npfc.yed k for making the handles of|heir hatchets aud creases, it was only In the yuac. IMS that Mr. Montgomery, an English surgulfa, having casualty become awpiahitcd with its valuable proportions snnt an aceount of it, with samples, to the Royal society, for which he rueevived its gold medal 'The fame of the now ar liclo spread rapidly throughout tbe world science and speculation Mixed upon it with phrfeet eagerness t it was immedi­ ately analysed, studiedsind tried in brery BuMible way, so that it is now as weO known and aa extensively used *» If it lied been In our poeseesitm for eenteriea. Thu laottandra Gutta ia a large high tree with a dense erown of rather am*lf,‘dark green leaves, and a round smooth trutfk? The white blossoms change ip to * sweet fruit, eontainingan oily substance it for ctilfltaxy use. The wooB is soft, spongy, aad conlnina ioegitadial cavities filled with brown strips of put* pereba. Tbe original tnettodrof.khe Maylaya. for oolletting ta reain, cunaialed in felling tbe tves, which was then placed in a slanting position so ss to eeabls die exudiug.finsd to ba collected in banana leaves. This td^>a{vw>rc^cr ^waw&URAt awi ok \\vt tprc^xr Xvxiw-, arc a cwttv*cac.aiivvi <$ .7 1 '.'- T^i^ious jff’ever,’-.T.-* h^‘ ■ jf'erver Livar Complaint, fljyspepsia,; rndtgeQtioTi, a " - ‘ Come and See !! TBk ttaMMakSMRM sL-Wi^risa.1* ■• PTTHV ^F^?w?WS53yja.*i’ m a (tvaUeane |*»l«SA«i-Frtn>vi;. aa wril».wp«-i> Um firsr, ft *1*0 inranably relirrrs the Qosenr* »n>» .epeeiwluerd by Irwcwlkr teliou of the dp ■VJSStSSXWtu u T—to... uK.ur op this l-eftrt ie mo*l edeeiesire. and from ftojera Couc Is ImieedLulv as-j saaged by * single 4ooe e< th. .ttoutaui, **d by ssrsteaut"** sSSm E&ss £.’, jssfriYex?* •“ *»«<•■*•* >. -.Ac.ftt’aess*. ■■' ,.,-l rrffft™ — CURESMafir for ftrr or six wesksabs tad m epwiite, led *11 hrrStrvB^h.amf wucaeb dsv trowiuK wore*.- I. A. A C. G. HOLBROOKJ ATTORNETSssd Counwllori si taw. llsitors in Cbsnccry. hsvios entero cepsrtnsrahip. will promptly *n<f riilljull l to tbs boslncto of Iteir enlltnm <*»ved Colleetiag, snd|M Ihtary ■»'l Re*> tatet. issluMTOffice in Holbrook Biock. ktvt \\x« Y-oor vcvctw maw^ Uoctov'w UvW.%. Ur. "RoXsaeV* ftXovcvacXk IVVtXtv* . ,1TE axminm un UxrsntsMaa HJTA1 art \\xt rte\k twclvC* &Aacc wail Comfort. JUST RECEIVED . WiXtev* U8TICR OF TBK PEACE, Win .tier, eollsstion o( debt* snd *11 irtber H pertalaing to bl* office with „**. Office eppo.il* Dodge'. Hstri. Ora l Mill*, Bsrry. county, Mich. J stei.’’"' •'*••*»»>»«n~i». W-IVS=S^iSSE* PIANOS PHE BEST JOHN ROBERTS, (HTSICIAN snd Sent«Ki. DweOiagor Ut. 'Rdbaek'* KNArrEl A BVRROWS, GREAT IMPROVEMENT. Bt/Bi vniCH HANDS »»wiwwaaaniM. । WIH CEthuni rATEMT Xsvsr tail io asttsfy Uweo wbogtn tbea niteri T?*r I I |u. "M Ur. 'Ro'oack't. , as®®®!® iPMcsa. ,JVf * .“GOUT ' w*x.ox>ieo*rm. ‘ ’ C^owxaeXvjyiSitjfji wrtHfet Ho\ * * A TTORNEYS end COUNSELLORS A" A «““2i PIANO& ‘ lUSW^iPK?-, kln,J of geode, ■t»ck ■ PIANOS- "t*"’ of si«np>icl‘y »od HERIFF. M.r U..-IV ®D©T2 & SIHIDB&, W tn giinn 4> >rySc-t?»* S Haese, erst taJul- PIANOS n. m. hheldom, .V’fy, b*7 • । I I H. P. CHERRY, •^Otntrr CLERK snd Notary Public. I grom the get tn, would soon have brought the rapidly riling trade to a sniddkl and fortunately became Known beforwlt waa too late, and the renin la new gathered in tbe same manner aa caoutchouc, by mak­ ing incision* lq the bark with a chopping knife, collecting the thin, w hite, milky ffuid m large veaecls, and allowing it Uevaporate is the aun, er over the fire.— Tbe solid reaidom, which m the gelt* perch* of commerce, l« finally softened in hot water, and preened into the form of slabs ef foil pieces, generally a foot broad a foot and a half, long, and lit roe inches thick Gotta pnrtA* has------- *------- J in' the Court House. D. Srsira, DotmtyTlsrk. nay bs found lore of Roberta * Bttibsr. is Blobrsok s B i Clothi B. C. PR1KDLE, UDOS OF PROBATE. Xotary srsltaMlwBdTsx Ar»‘ *»' tbs Uasrt Hocw, at Hastings, on i days of each week- J AND DRY GOODSt ,4‘ " ■scaofpiUa perfW, aa h weii known, art manifold. K serves, among other purposes, for lite insulation of telegraph wires in rabmnrina cables; and alee tor water pipes ; for raaaela nt for tbe recep ti«m of attalioe or acid liquids • obieb would corrode metal or wood; surgical implements, for ' boxes, basketa and Calebs-; and a variety -.f other articles. HARD-WARE! Ik ring DuU w» esa give satire ssUatacUce. 7*? OUR STOCK OF GROdS^Bl B VERY FULL AND COMPLEOL OUB BILUAHD TABQKa r • Are nkatUMl with Pfew co«hta^», nW the Rooms are SpiMieu a*4 Haheesi. OUR EATING DEPARTMENT la Cumwemlemt, ^gswsigff1. cm RuaowMus: sranx. s^.^^a-rasai “-‘■-tel*, ■** ' • s. H. COOK, S|OFD£EI>S.«»d >•*•£ n tbe Cenrt Boom, sad eps to be paid <br“ pspsra i iurtiax si’- . ~ wrllw Urge PieMataii **« 1ST #0 DnoOvwu** or Jtowftgsm oiU bt olho^f, * - ^^■^tt=r=ausfc< waysACAu i’; -; . F. BMOR1. | LI BXCKAKpB. Rx*«' hawrtUsMdibisb^Msl lor tbe irsveUr. sod • F1' | stplraserr Grand TUpldRce. NMUrrills. Micb- A. we nrndrttaeiert ttal H*rwsm sMUseeo* some forfo bflimc. A lulls pelverixed white arsenic in Um w b itewest will destraty tonsAsetowHiy. Fowhasoose Um hiffaM«.pMWl>*b»iM» to MMtt ia if GROCERY, JEf'FEIWON FARMEff omnw &1 wamma t AU. KIMD8 OF ingraiTTniG, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-05-18.pdf 8cb0b7847b297c0590f7e25859c767fd PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY; MICH., JWEDNESDAY, MAY. 18, 1864. Selntd “Now, John." said Israel smiling, as be areas; Martha still sad, cleared the table softly, stopping every Huie while The old man heard ft all with tingling cheeks, for, tail ft an delicately aa ' John might, It oould not be softened. "Don't feel so about it John,” he said kindly, “It’s very kind in Bial x at least it will pay my little rent. I shall stav here. Jehu—It’s all arranged. The creditors are very good about ft; end since morning I’ve got a situation.” "A altuation!”cried John, incredulous. “J know It will be too much fit him, mnrmnred Martha, looking u^ " nona will m mo vanairr cmajr. "What in the world will you do, fath- W« shell moei, sad shall re.him, Tlwra wOI.be no vseMlritair; Round tbe Throat, ths Great EtarnsJ, Wa shall ewot, sad sm hia there. OMsqaare,ef tea Una., or Isas, SO cents ter the dm,and S3 cents for each sutaM^unil inavr•e*. A liberaldiaeoust te yearly sdveriixvra. Jot and Card FrtaUac. XU ktada •/M. araJJW, CtoskeaemU rr.uliKf arerekd on .iort uoGw. el HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! “l haven’t had time to think,” said the old Rise, sighing In spite of himself, "but we shall get along." John shook the foot that hung over bis knee, end bis face grew darker and darker. He was thinking hnw impossi­ ble it would be for him to help his old father. He bad married young, some said imprudently, but It was not so in the mala, for he had found a cheerful, in­ dustrious wife. His only trouble was want of means—not absolute want—but he received a very small salary, and his family wm Increasing. He .already had foor children, and only house room enough for them. “If 1 had a place father, you should come right with me. O, What a curse it is to be poor” “Huah, John, don’t let me hear such How my brart Irape up with gtadaea, As 1 resd lU promise given— Gi«sa by a* gracious Savior. Who eonlrals tbagstos of Hearn. W. shall BMt, 0! yes, well meat him. Hia our darling snd Oar pride; W. shall mset, th. conflict erer. Roberts &. Striker, fastings’ $usintss Jirfttwj. new vid most complete assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, fChrmiral*, Palate, Oils, Cam pbcM, Baralnc Fluid, Who, upon that Held of bottle. Mods for bin a soldiers pin TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Yoa srs werptag, Father, Brother, I, bit prom bed, hopefol Bride, We are wacpisg for the fallen, M eeplig lonely, aldo by tide! mt umm, But well meetend net er BinJam, 1 'There will be oo porting there And well oarer, oerer linger, Round another vacant chair- 27* FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PC fU’O8ES,ONLY_B2 3IIi»rHlaRji. IUAEL lEinn ILEUISS. GROCERIES! New Block, Ha»U«iKa, Mich, TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR. SPICES. PEPPER, PRtTNDt. FIGS, RABINS, CODFISH; i fact, srorythisa In the Grocery linr^such i ill be ueeiled for tunllv um. ' Alio a great variety of the ..._ _______ — [•xorxesio^AX.. upTiT/TTrEa’P tp'tmimnitieBTT And Ceeklig Extracts, I. A. A <!• C. HOLBROOK. A TTORNF.YSand Cocxwellore al law. . A lUatore fa Cbonrerx. horiy entered telhc bmto—"of tkrir PrelHy“J Afauvryo feL******' YATENT MEDICINES KNArFEN A BIRROVS, a»d counsellors at law Solicitors in Chonecrr. Tax snd Inanranes AsaoSS. - BusiuSM attauArd to with prvmptsrra ‘°Offl^”2ardiek 8Irrel, opposite tbe foatoOice, ttorneys A Kalorassoo. Michigan. ■ , J c itcaaam. The Groat French Remedy ! H. P.CMBRRY, . IOUNTY CLERK and Notary Public. OSes ! is'Chs Court Moose. "Old Israel turned out of house and home! 1 declare tbat'a too bad!” Thus aaid a gentleman who was talking about tbo failure of Seaford & Co., that, made such a atir some years ago. Old Israel Benton was worthy of his name. A dignified, white haired man, with a calm and sweet countenance, who with regard to moral probity haff lived in the courts of tbo Lord all the days of bis life. Everything wm taken belonging to Seaford A Co. Not even the little house w here Israel BonCm bad lived in oom fort with his aged wife, was spared. For 20 years he bed been connected with Sea fard & Cn., and had done bis duty with unflagging spirits and unfailing regulari­ ty. It had seamed to him as if be . was in die in their honored employ. John Seaford had often Mid to him, "Israel, don’t tax yourself loo hard ; rest when you will, old friend; sod if the time comes that you must lie by, why remember that you and your wife are provided for. And so he had compla o nlly looked upon bimeelf as cared for up to tbe end of his good and honorable The shock fell with added weight be cause the wife hsd fur come time been ailing. Seaford A Co., were stricken aa terribly as men oould be, for they failed through the diahonenty of others. They were true men both of them, men who fallowed the Bible precept, and suddenly Heaven bad smitten them. Israel came back from the store on that and morning, not utterly cast down u_. kvwiwni. it nau been bis custom for a long time to go out al six and come back at seven for his break fast and family worship. Here he was on the threshold no longer his. The words of the elder Seaford rang in his Tlx- onlv certain and Safe Rrtmdy fur a!! Uter>N> Ubowffostaea. Monthly DiBtooHtea, Irrrpl.rt tie. and all the other diwaare to which ths woman “Israel, I wish we oould have saved Wife aa<! Mother i» peculiarly liable. These Pills eootaio oo drielerwu. ingredients, your little home. It tries us very much bat are »»t> oad certain io tb«r actum. They that we cannot.” Tie could answer noth­ will ba found to exert lbs hapmesl effeclUn all ing fur it was bard at sixty nine to be ceare of Hrolapans Uteri, io lancoirea, br the Wbitrerifwy b* tbo ~»rel and. most homeless. certain cure that can be found. Ilia uo acoosat He could look into tbo pleasant tea­ ofthia certain! t than they should oolba taken by room, where Martha sat waiting fur him, the little loaf oo the table, the bright tinpot, the snowy cloth, for whatever pas­ sed through Martha’s bands came forth whiter and better, If that were possible, i -• • - ’t bear to - “ he __ thought_ to “I can DR A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL DENTIST, *’TEETH oxfreetvd or dllrd. oo abort notice. himself, as be bustled about, hanging up bis hat, brushing hia silvery glistening locks back from a broad forehead. There were two glass panes set in the door, and through them be saw the room, Martha’s pale, gentle face, the aun streaming over tiro picture of Washington and falling down to the faded lounge. At last be cried manfully onto hia soul,— “Why art thou castdown O iny soul 1 Why art thou disquieted within met— Hope thou in God?' And so he wee fortified to go ia, even to tell Martha, after they had eaten. “I thought you made a small break­ fast,” wm her quiet reply, but the tears were struggling up nevartheleM. And again she Mid, as she moved her chair back,— “WeU, Israel, we're old, and have never wanted. Some way wUi be open­ ed for uo." At that cnereent there was a bustle at tbo door. A manly fallow of thirty , camo ia much excited, hia hM in bis cumstance was only known to tbs bIstm “Abtel, come bare,” he whispered, aa of the prifon, who ealr dared to refer to bis life ebbed. The conscience stricken the circomhanos in whispers. ' man come forward, fell on bis knees, too Such are the appropriate anteoedenta wretched to speak. in the character of the monster who mar­ “May God Almighty bices you my kersd in cold blood the gallant defenders son," exclaimed the old man, with fer- of Fort Pillow. From the Ottawa, DL, Rnpublican. Mr. John Warren, a man sixty-fonr yean of age, living In.tbe town ofBereea had a narrow escape from being gored to death by a young boll, oo the morning of the l»th insU Going into his eow-yard the bull made a rush at him, and threw him down with his borne two or three times, when Mr. W. managed to grasp him by om of the fere lege, and by a “Why, yes! Father’s contented with you. Ils loves children, and 1 haven't any. Mother and mv wife never could get along together, besides, we!vs leas- cried “John stood still; his blood boiling.— Ho was aa impulsive as be was honest, and his hands tingled to shako his heartleas brother, of whom be whs ashamed. “Biel, whet vi/fyou doT he asked, controlling his wrath. “Well, 111 give two dollars a week tuwerde hia support, if you will give two.” John could no longer restrain himself. “BW,” be cried, "as Heaven is my witness, “I’m eorry that one drop of my blood runs m your veins; miserable and untilial aa you are. Yon roll in wealth, you know it, and you throat a burden upon a poor man like mo. Don't smile: I've not come here to beg for myself, no nor for father either. He’d blush If be even knew 1 had coma to you. No not to beg for old Israel Benton, with hia white hairs of age upon his temples but to demand the right you would withhold. How ungrudgingly be haa spool his little gains for your benefit; slaved to give you an education, and now, when poverty baa coma, sad helpfaeaneaa, you offer to give him two dollsra a week. Shame on you!" then caught him by the noee and by mala ■teength held him flat r>o the side. He then drew a jsok-kuifa from hia pocket, but dared not release hie hold upon **-boll while he opened it. A young 1 “Hera, If you would save a perishing I living In tho ' “ soul, share with ms ; help me to battle with the demon that is drawing the very, lift out of ma. John, leave your mis­ erable business that Is killing you; share with me, if you would help me to my father’s blessing, far O it seems initesd, a curse that is killing me." And ever after whan be saw John in prosperity, and John’s babes smiling in his childless face, and John’s wife calling him the saviour of her husband's life a EAXTHQC AKS AT QcBBSO.—Ths Quebec tremulous hand seemed laid, open bis Garettr of the 20th instant says there was bowed bead, a sweet, uaslead y voice an carthvuako shock in that city on the seemed Baying, — । previous day. It lasted severe! seconds and the houses were so violently shaken i that all who were la them made their way into the street aa quickly aa possi­ Concerning tho proposed aboil ble, tbs alarm is every pert of She efty । tion ofala very by an amendment of tbe was great. No damage was dona, except । Constitution, the New York AWntay the falling ofa few briek. from chimneys? Pwt remarks: The atmaapbero at the time was dear, "Tbo constitutional amendment hM with a strong breexs from the northeast. Ibeen paeaed, by the neeeaaarv vote, in tbe Thia shock exceeded in power that ofOn< Senate. It nerds now n tw'o-tMrde vote tnber.lMWk , the Houm : gad most then bo ratified In ।by three-fberwo of the 8tetee. There are at thia time tbirtv-five States In the Union. Colorado, Nebraska and Nevada iare knocking al tbe door for admission, wbioh will probably be vwtod them by When a ww prisoner arrives some m fthe present Coagrere. This would make nf tboieiafatod starts the cry of "fresh I thirty eight States, of which the rotes of Csb." which is undsretood to convey the When the I three-fourths or twenty-nine, would bo knowledge of the arrival needed for a rstificatfou. It to almost new prisoner Is ushered in be is itamedii <certain that of the tweniv-five distinctly ataly seised by tbo oconpsmto of the room, 1 loyal States, all but New Jersey and flared in a htanksc and thrown up. They “You don't better yoor cause by ewch language,” aoeered the elder brother, “Jfr cancel” cried John agaia, hotly, "my cause Bish Benton, do you disown the uld man who gave you being! Is he sot your father as well aa mine! 'Bet I see there ia do use ia ploediag with you. 1 am a pour mao, but 1’11 deny niyadf V<m bread and water, sad Use In one He [ room but-what my father mmI mother, “O »a> > U U—ka since yen throw their support epe«> me, ! kuM iKUa» U.wn." , ahaU.be lodged eed fed." i ■W.H • bilk. J-ho." wdlUkUw. “1 ineiat <m eoatri baling two dollars a 1 pluad Ua kaaatoa. kaad aa tk. aiaaay ’ .ra, “a. a™ (WM kJ ™d .... SiI week," mW Hare’s tho money for two 1 dm .«d ala jraanaU ay •*. aadI et book. m-UlaUaCMaaftarkarda-1 JakaAUI recMtes. At tbe end of that time HI । ,«io. eUk.kai Ik. Iroabkd M la- A correspondent of the N. Y. IMssm writing from Knoxville thus dsecribea theguerrillaFurreet and his followers: ■ftc news of the capture of Fort Pt! low by Forrest, and the cowardly btrteh ery which fullowed'of blacks and whites alike, ku produced a profound sensation here. The universal sentimect is—"1st no quarters be shown to these dastardly butchers of Forrest’s command while tho war losta." These Forrests, the oldest of whom, Gen. Bedford Forrest, has by thia and other atrocities obtained such a record cf itrfamy, were nil negro-tradera. There were foor brothers— Bedford, who kept a uegro-pen for five years before tbe war, on Adam street, in the rear of tbe EplaIX___ I.-.. T-L_ ___ 7?-.- “No, no, Martha, toerc’a more strength in me than you think. It’s tolerable pay. too; at least It will give us what iktle we want I've taken a porters situation in Harrison's dear,” be added looking up, his lip quivering a Httia. suu ■ gammer, woo was jailor and clerk “A porter! O, father 1” John laid hie for Bedford; Bill Forrest, an extaurive Cne on tho table, his head on thci * negro-trader at Vicksburg; and Aaron ret into tears. He had always Forrest, general agent to soour tbo coun­ ed hie father, had been proud of try for hia other brothers. They aenchim in hie clerkly capacity,—for 1 mutated large sums of money in their gentleman had dune a deaf of writ nefarious trade, and Bedford won by that the Benfords,—in that great Inn_____ and other influences a natural promotion offices with its mahogany desks and jhairs; to a Brigadier in ths woman-whipping, be eo gentlemanly with hia white hair baby-stealing rebel Confederacy. lie ia and pale, refined face. Now, to carry about fifty years of age, tall, gaunt, and heavy packages, that ok! man; to be ■allow-Tisaged, with along nose, deepest, ■ubject to the whims of under clerks, it black, snaky-evee, full black beard with­ was too horrible, apd John sobbed aa If out a moustache, and hair worn long.— his heart would break. He usually wore, while in tbs "nigger" "Why Joheny, my boy Johnny, my trade In Memphis’ a stovb-pipe hat act good, brave boy, that you always were!”.- on the back ef his bead at an angle of exclaimed the old man, pelting him on forty-five degrees. He was accounted the shoulder, trying to emile through mean, vindictive, cruel, nd unscrupu. the heavy tears that were roiling over loua. hie own cbeeke, while Martha had tamed The slave-pen of eld BedlbnMtForrest, her dim <^ m away, and hidden them in en Adams street, was a perfect horror her handkerchief. to all negroes far and sad near. Hia mode “I— I can’t help it father. O why am —w refractory slaves wee to I poor 1" four of bis fallow staves to stand The old man went daily after that to --------- d the victim stretabed out in the his new business, but be had overrated "sir sad then Bedford and hia brother hia strength. One day John wm hastily John would stand, one on each side, with sent for, so wm Abiel Benton. Tho lat­ long heavy bull whips, and but up their ter looked up from the click of hard gold victims ustil the blood trickled to the to hear tbe message, Israel hia father wm ground. Women were often stripped dying! Tbe former left hie sick babe naked, and with a bucket of salt water and weary wife,- weary with work and standing by, In which to dip the instru­ constant care, and the two brothers met ment of taatoro, a heavy leather thoag, at the solemn death-bed. liras) Benton their backs were cut up until the blisters bad buret a blood vassal, lifting some covered the whole surface, the blood of heavy weight, and now, calm, white and their wounds mingling with the briny mixture to add torment to the inflietioe. “John,” be said, with a smile, and as iohn knelt down, he laid hie hand on hia oy'a brown cufta,— for the purpose of punishment The “God bless you my bey," he said seft- ■lave wao secretly buried, and the cir­ language from your Ups. God has ap­ pointed ua each his share of sorrow. 1 have been comfortable all my life; per haps mine is ooming now I and John if it is, there will bs only a shorter atrifa, fur the old mon is almost seventy.” One nr two tears fell down Martha’s pale cheeks, but she was vary patient; ■be said nothing. "If Biel was only like any other man," cried John, starting up angrily, “it wouldn’t matter; but to think ot your eon and my brother being such a akinfiinL I hope hs will bo poor before he dies,” “O John!" cried Martha, roplaiagjy. “I am sorry to see that spirit, my eon," ■aid Israel, “it hurts me more than all my trouble.” “Wall, father, don’t think n( It. I’m wrong of course, and haaty, but I do wish for rour sake end fur mother’s, that I had all Biel’s wealth. That don’t mend mailers, however. _ I am going down the street.- 1’11 call in again to-day *or lo-asorrow,” and olThe went haatiiy. Walking himself into a perspiration, he suddenly ceofronted a tall, keen-look ing man, just leaving a broker’s office. "Como back, ’Biel,’’ he said, “1 want to speak to you, ll’a only a minute; about father,” exclaimed John, impatient•r .­ “Well, I’ll give you five,” said' tbe broker, and went back into hia office. “Y’ou’vs beard of Seaford's ^failure 1" "Of course 1 have," answered the broker. "And that father ia turned out of bouse and hemeT" “Wcll.no, I didn't hear of that,” re­ plied tbe brother, knitting his browa alightly. “Well, it’s so. They haven't saved a eent. Even that poor littie house must go. Now, what’s to be done for father ?’’ “Why, can't you take him homel" salted the broker calmly. "Afrf" John's brow flushed hplly to “Well what of HI The beet of them ■re wall rented. I couldn't turn good tenant! out!—and the worst of the ro­ of course I wouldn't let him live Am NO. 3. rmide him quail, took hie hat and left the �WAR NEWS !! Wedic*4*y Minting, W ASMIMCTMt, If for-Gnml Dix : ■' forward a dispatch tl red from General But ii.wnmni. even to that _ fr-"d ™ itat •*— KT»r»e wasonTy rowing to get votes for Kellosg, it was oaoscquenily next to im• awe anaBw .... ------- j whole division of tbs corps were <‘HPlur™ -e -----------iv;,i __________ _ . HOUSE. w , transpiring'at the puaslble to oonvhtco them' that tire charg­ in a few words. WiMiteUB. May 11—Mr. Wash­ es were destitute of anv ftuadatieti in drcdoavalry we have advanced up the and other troops, amounting to .10,000. troth." V “T-Wf. 11 a«p«tei ‘liM burns •tated'lbe sulwtance of a de«p»UEb Awisiry itsulte, until after our paper ’ rfarmr, May 7th, 1864. anutbm tw Um wiifeiMim "These weje colored cavalry, and are lure nfT,000 prisoner*pod.30 !«"’• battle is still pregeessloe. ■ ry Blanton s. ./nt io GM Du now bolding portion as our wdvaaee to­ part of tl.i» 'paper. We endeavor to Still later, 12 o'clock.—It is j«*l now TMOntra&Ah srif Ai tbernkm wards Ridtmopd. ’ and wm received wi gir* tho main facts, Shorn nr the.atartling more will 1 address you, and then let liio reported that Hanetwk has tn rood the "Gen. Kautx, with threa thousand a«. right flank of tbe enemy beln.w Spotteyl rtnmire, ■* hiqh have kept the public exciU matter real There b another point tipairy from Suffolk, uq ths rem* day with vanlaWuft nnute.'xhd pressing on. The sd^tbe liut t<;n days. Up to this writ­ our nimeinenu up tbe James RlVer, battle evetywhere la overubelmingly in log, .Gen. Grant's army baa achieved a tluns, (bough they may not be In accord­ forced the-Black water and burnt tbo rail­ ■ ' , ance uith your view of things, as they road bridge at Slouy Crack below Peters­ Terrific Bring has just rommenetd on Tbe bill to punish for. counterfeiting Eight days of hard fighting bava^ shown are suggestive of a higher authority than burg, cutting in two Beaureguard’s force* tbe loft near Grant's headquarters. The coins of tbe United SUM, ft was agreed Mjfek’jftitot.,. . .. Gem Lee, that for l|ie firm lime in thia “We have landed boro, intrenqhed our­ battle Is going on with terrible energy to lay over till Monday. struggle be baa met bis master in (ba art enacted by Congress or Parliament, selves, destroyed many milra of railroad, and our aucceaa ia raid tu be certain.— Tbe Coiutn.tiee on Elections reported interested la the LjrefeUur,Wringers. of war. fie has been steadily forced back Chamber <>f Deputies or Diet. ia tert of bwarflng the tebt far tbe We and got a position which with proper Prisouere arc constantly coming In. Tar it. m /macro* Torosnr. Tbe following ie« dispatch sent by Gen. 2d dlstrittW Kenftcky to Mr. Teaman. from the puHtiona chosen long ago and eumriim«a reason from analogy, tbo like­ supplies ire am koU ayaiM the vhole uf ud if net entirely MtiaCwtovy, return It. Let e Army. I hbre ordered up the tup­ Hancock this morning:. Laid over. • ■ it wiU wring saWhlug from a UiW to a M prepared with all tbe skill engineering ness or reaemblanco which one thing Near HpoUay Ivanin Court Houae, May Mr. Pendleton reported a bill for the ■tfr witbeet ahaesura. couldbriiig te lls aid, and with the lusa bears to another. Ps'ented la tbe Veiled Siatea. Kofiaed. Canada, ' Beauregard with a large portion of 12, 8 a. M.—lAave captured from 30 to •>f t boasands of prisoners and a largo There are certain organic laws, by fi>o his command, waa left eouih of the cut­ 40 gun*. I have finished up Johnson and now gning into Early. of tbe Treasury tu give note* l• replace number of guns, bo ia now reported to observance of which the human frame is ting of tbe railroad by General Kautz.— ■m (Sirmt) * W. J. BAMCOtK. those lual by ablpwredt, tWcompany to ba flying Horn before a large furoa of fresh brought to perfection, and mafatained iu That porti.® which reached Petersburg Tbe guns captured bare arrived at head­ under Hill 1 have whipped today, killing give bunds tu insure tbe government troops, his eommenicaiioua severed, and a stalo of health and activity ; and by U>e _ and wounding many and taking quarters. againstloeeJ ■ ' Brig. Gan. Stuart, commanding a brig­ his army destitute of supplies. Such ia non-observance ur breach of u hichydis­ many prisoners, after a severe dud The House refused to lay tba bill un ade to Johnson’s division was auptored. reported to be- tbe attention of affairs up ease is Induced. As In the bumanjfody, woll-oonteeted fight. lbs table, and Mr. Pendleton proceeded • Burnside's column, it fa reported, have "Lieutenant-General Grant will not be so in the body politic, there er<» ?ertetn to tbe 13th Inst. , ■ moved down un the railroad toward* » of roar wringnr*. The JV. F. Are. Pari commenting upon organic, fixed and immutable laws, troubled uith any further reinforcements Fredericksburg, going in on the enemy’s Messrs. Thayer, of Pennsylvania, and to Lee from Beauregard’s forces. function. n> wrif ii the situation under date of May 11th founded in truth and justice, which every rear. Warren, with the 5tb ourpe on Washburne, of lllitMMs opposed the bill, “Baxr. F. Burtxa, Maj. General. government Is bound to respect, and tbe the right, I* now sending out a heavy on tbe ground that it would open the line of *k':rmi*ber* to feel tbe enemy's From Washington. resistance; but it may be confidently observance of which is necessary to its works in his front, which are supposed duo r to abuses. Mr Washburne said we should devote Jefferson WxsnnroTox, May 10.--It la bslleved aitid that the worst of the struggle in prosperity and well-bcidg. to be abandoned. from reports which have reached here to­ Virginia Rover. Gram has boa ten the A apecial to tbe Herald dated head night that there was ho general engage­ Iuarters 5th Aamy-€brp«, in the field, ' tteSpvctfuny years, entsmy on the battle-field deliberately Ohio (Pendleton) and his friends cutild ment yesterday, but aa heavy firing was ao. W. WHMELKO. lay 12, 7 a. m., tayaS Hancock 11BSCOCK made oiauo a • chosen'by the rebel commander; has Southern statesman has said that when heard this morning at Acquia Creek, in hear ibundel' from Spoltsyhlteia, al­ Ctemhusd. ubta. briWaHtcemure et 4 tbleTHWirtiy thit'mttraiHjf'oran tf ?. beaten him in deflnnee of every advan­ Jefferson wrote those words, he wrote a tbe dinwaion of Bpctterlrarila Cbtlrt though be and they may nut cheer when entire rebel div'^iun .including Maj. Gen. tage this gave b|m ;. and our losses, “•elf-evident" lie, for it was an iodispula. House, the fleetest must have bcim jre Ned. Johnson, <amm*ndhtg. Brig. Gen. they henr tbe glorious news. Mr. W. though serious, are not so great bfe fact, of which there waa ample prouf, newed. Our farces did not 'ocropy the Geo. Stuart, and ^Brig. Gen. Johnson, moved to lay the bill on thu table. Mr. Pendiclufa thought it unfair far that such was not tho case. Admit that latter place, bu: are within several mHcs as In any way to disable the army, in by the laws of the slave states thov are of it. the gt-oiletnan to cut ulf the debate after not, by tbd higher law that Jefferson Large numbera of wounded are retichhe bad >ren given the oppoctimity l<. pieces of each, fell Into our hand*, luk-' tillary could not hi used— they are' less made hia guide, they are, and be wrote iag Frodnrieksbnrg. and many officers ntakr his drmaBogirel remarks. ing advantage <if tbe sterm and darkueja than In anrjmftleofequal Importance and no lie. Mr. Cox charged the gentleman from who are wounded are expected to arfitc laat evening, Henrock managed to changs When by a breach of tbe organic laws; at Washington tomorrow. Illinois (Washburne) with Insnhir.g bis severity. The death of Gen. Segwick is I .the posltfutt 6f bl* troop* unobserved by jbe human system becomes diseased, (Mr. Cox’s) side of the ITtmae, and be Ou Monday, Gen. Burpside began an the enemy, nnd while the darkness and wnutrjplo make an appeal. attack on the left with great fbry, nnd foe still prevailed, pounced on them this and capable officer p but he can be Mr. G>x was loudly called tn order by with an encouraging degree of success.— morning like a wolf on tbe fold, Ho replaced; and while we mourn the nauseous drugs uf the physician, and the We had n fight the day before, in which louk hi* captive* completely by «urpri»e tho Republicans, wins it> (urn, wore cell­ glariou* deadend sympathize with the surgeou'a kuifs can well attest. Our to nee his own words: “We"whipped old ed to order by tbe opposition, and much and having eput hi* prisoner* *ecurely tu government by protecting and fostering Longstreet." . tiie rear, turned their own gun* un (he eunfuaion prevailed. slavery, has broken thu organic or high­ Onr army could not- bo in a more After, debate, the Iluose refused to enemy in tbe vicinity. er law, and luu become fenrfidly diseas­ cheerful Condition. All man are sanguine A »pedal to the H'arid dated tbo 12lh. tabln tho bill, and subseqiienlly passed it ed, and the knife is now being' applied of sucoeas, and count the days w hen’they says': -The Army of tho Polopiac to remove, if possible, the cause and save shall In triumph enter the rebel capital. peril the future. Tbe remainder of the session opened it* seventh day’* bgltle this morn­ Lee lately itetrod nn order In relation ing with brilliant adeeoasr*. Advicji* Io- ' ipied in the consideration o! ll Meade’s army it stiK a numerous body; the life, and restore the health of the no-, lion. to aupplies ia which ho said his commu- j night from the front, stale that Han­ Do yuu think it advisable, when the nicstions with Richmond were cut off; Adjourned till Monday. cock’* Corps, on the crntrerjual west of painful operation ia nearly completed, and ft waa impiwsiblc to fnrtdsh his tMcti Spottsylvanla C. H., moved at an early meats brought by Burnside; and if Grant with stores. Hill's corps had no'raliuoa hour on A. F. Hili’* corp*, and after a issued for three dava. Lee enj'.lM upon felt.the nerd of more men he could easily akirmiah drove IfentlAi divftit-n and part call te lum the largo garrison at Wash­ up the wound, and after all that hits been his men (be necessity nf capturing sup­ ■if’Wlleox’a dft;lsl><n ^spluring 2.000 • “(he front," that an officer altariwd to plies from the Yankees. Up to' this 'wo ington, able-bodied and tborougbiytrainprisoner*, one Mnj. Genera!, two Brig. ilia QuarterretsterV 'D«urtm«t <.f Ids went they hate failed to capture a single Generals, and 50 field and line officers. ।army, wanted one art day to eonault At 0 x. M. no other fighting lad occur) with the G«earal ln-Chiif. He is a be­ Meade has not ceased to push Lee; and rorld, there are fixed and immutable Tbe roads are In excellent teateling red. liever in the old rryime, and practiced order but very dusty, . * the enemy deprived of suppliaa, have out • hnl under McClellan he waa taught.— All the battles thus far have been a Ue bad balf a dozen mile* tu go, more every evil deed <rf Individual orynation a series of attacks and repulses. Muskets ur 1cm, eo be ordered out hia eleev-car­ were almost entirelr used, tho swampy Waswivoraa, Mar 12, 1864. has inflexible tenacity of purpose ; he will riage, nnd aa it was very likely that night nature of tbe ground rendering thu use of To Maj. Grn. Dix*. would flume before be could return, the not be denied; Lee Cannot escape tbe a nation, and escape the puufohment due artillery Impracticable. No dirpatch from tho Array of the P<»to such, ein; but it will be edmini»tered Lee very absurdly claina a victory GencrdFhe bM now before him. tomao have been received since 11 30 How great has when be withdraws from our front and Butler, In tho meantime, appears to be iu a national manner. last night. ‘ been our breach of tbe “higher law," how returns towards Richmond. Gen. Sherman bhs not been heard getting on ; there is do doubt that he hxa anormouaeur criminality, bow decpour started, happy, no doubt, in tbe belief from, owing probably to the ditovge tu that he was proof against the descending oneo already beaten 4he enemy in front; guilt, may be judged from live terrible the linn south otNashvilfe, by the re­ rain. Approaching Culpepper, he wiet aari bo is near Richmond. We may bear faflictiun we are undergoing. Thousand* Wnshiagton^ May 11.—AU wee quiet cent alonn. an ordinary forking man en boreebark, upon thousand* of our beat and bravest, A dispatch from Ghi. Sheridan, dated along tho lines until late Mendey eventtcrnlid only by an orderly. As be cut down in the opening ur prime uf may bi'rere he is busy ; that hs gives the AJif * *** ‘I1008^'lh* r,beH parsed,'be recognized the Lieut.-General •<«»•->«>>• । k»Vu» •itomx'a, right wearied and retreating enemy no rest; gune to Richmond to meet Smith, wlu> end got into their rear, he had destroyed bis usual round. In hla usual mndrM way. eastern faneiea. Are We not paying an , I Tax* tian, was reported clone to there. Therefore from 8 to 10 ribltes of railroad, two loco­ -T. J_._Sr___ £•_____________ . enormeo* priee for our complicity in a move was determined on, and at 5 r. motives and tbtefl trains and n ve^y Jarco evil doings I Sincerely we are called w., the entire Ime moved forvrard. The quantity of supplies, and that sincu.be upon fearfully to-expiate our fault. A tied gut info the rear (hero was great ex ­ mandsjea those are sometimos said to right crossed a branch of the riror Pu, government has no right to do wrong, \nd drove a light battery oH posted there citement among the Inhabltenix. The though called upon by th* people to do to defend a email bridge. Warren's eosuiy’s cavalry had tried to .annoy . his again.' “Walk along with me a little.’ it; nor has a people a right to ask Ila front and Hancock's left had a Hrriy ee- rear and flank, but had bean run off, and Over Eight Per Ce«t Itterect government to do or porpettfhte a wrong. bs had recaptured 500 uf uur tnen, two of Tbs North has aided the South in up­ gagement with the rebels, who threw (hem Colonels. lunte County has selected her delegate, holding, perpetuating, and even extend •hot and shell from a battery in the tptionabl* kids, Mr. Quartermaster did Nodispatebra bare been received fur woods. Tbo enemy ware finally driven thmCongrearienal Convention of (fate baric three-quarters of a mils and at two days from Gen. Butler. District. It Is said that the delegates Dispatches received from Gen. Steele dark firing ceased. It ia believed Long­ the general led him through the muddiest eleettoflmrein favor of the nomination of, street's corps waa, lbs only one In our report bit command as having arrived at mere front, and that he wm left to impede our Little Rock. He had C> Uj/ht a superior. I T. W. Ferry. Judge Morse was nomi­ fureeuf tbeenemy, oeminatided by Kirby, progress while Lee was attending to tbo General biuiselC nally the candidate in Chai County Smith in person, at 'Babloo River, >nd' “Woosdzd awu a Psiacl Geer, of the 3d Michigan III ported wounded in the n I and ia taken prisoner. Cap ! home ia al thia place ha* be I a battle since the war beg heretofore escaped unharmed that bis wound* are not ecv«| Ing is known further than tl tnenl above. A Mown d>e name* of the ■wounded of the 3d Mk-big*i ( the name of James A. Tube man Am* thia village. Thursday afternoon. It orJ appointing D. IL Cook Cha D. Striker Secretary. Tin delegate* to the County ConvJ U. S. 10-40 BtiNDS. against all others. Mr. Morse la proba­ our calamities bly as popular a man aa Ionia County will can boast, bat, aa it was supposed in nil parts of tbe District that he was being the distanced fragments be again united in amity 1 When the last stave is freed ularity, together with all the from his bondage, when the last shackle aid Vultereof Grand Rapids that tho Gatetie, at least A'dknow the sentiments of tbe. people of Ionia county, in refation .io the feeling in Ionia county, upon this subject we puWbh below, the comments of the . . . . ConV®tier, stating, however,> ezplw A rebel cavalry brigade ia reported defeated them. arrived to­ having b<ct. seen on the north side of . A steamer from Red tbe river Rappahannock on Monday, near day at Cairo, and r«|>orts rrinfuraematitfl gviag up tu Gen. Banks. Gen.''Canby Fredericksburg. toad pass ’d Cairo, ou hia' war tu Red River. " (SiguM.) E.M 9TAXT0S. of Glady River, between that and the River Po. Hia right stretched nearly to master. Wtam every drop oi blood the the Froderiflksburg and Richmond Rail­ road which ho B«atned dciiroua uf reach­ Washington May 15.—Tbe WorhTe ing to obtain supplies or inroro bls snfe- special says: It was ascertained yew । ty. We have taken mare prisoners tn 1 lerday afternoon that Lew had rx-t cor. Lee’a retreat, than during Thursday and tinned his retreat of Friday, but was ap­ J Friday' battiea. All infirmatioa In parently making a. stand far another bat. Grant’s possession io of tbe moot favorstie. Gen. Grant has L-cstitroopa, and 11 'sacrifice b almost ble character, showing dearly Leo’s re­ be has fatind Gon. Lee tn a new entrench­ treat beyond SpoUsylvania, . । point ofbeing purged ed line, U ia avident that if be did not at. Ual for J«*« —r r-J/od m upon ila vitals, tack him last nigbthe baa dope au tu-dny. on" I* w.„>lA TuMaj.Gen.-Dit, do you tetokJt would be ajust, trofl, and An official dispatob from tbe battle­ field st Spotteylvadui yesterday at 6:30, states that during the proceeding night (Friday) a movement was made by' tbe from that quarter. device to preserve or, to secure to it a^Bbertple.r subsenWJ A call has been issued by Gratz Brown* Freifarick Kapp, Edward Gilbert, iMrtc sNd *re thus Wtsr^tr-^V *UiPl’,e’ & Clowerei, Wdbam Hrrrm and thirty ei<lil other MW&rflbe' Propk's C<,m Moas Woesdsd.— We lean private letter from H. II. Bal mother, that Edwin Mallory, Grove, ia among tbe wounded to Washington. The nature of I ia not stated. npon the Qaestlan of Lei TOWMKir or IU*Tl»Oe I We, tbe undersigned Electd Township cd H strings do bare! you to call a meeting of ths a tbe Township of Ilastinp. to the propriety of pledging tho of tbe Baltic Creek and H«« least, four public places iu eaid I publfthi I Ceunty of Barry’ al lea.t fifteen I ■U the newspapers before4be bwWing of sueh meet I rordanoe with the statute ia • Dated Hatting*, May 7th. 1864, Bieetiow Metlee. Hastingd: Take notice, that In; I of an Act tire Legislature uf I of Micbigan, entitled "An Act 11 iu the eity of Battle Creek and 1 «ral toWnihip* uf Calhoun *r| enuntiea, to pledge their credit: | tbe ennstrnetivn uf • Railroad I rity of Battle Creek; in the o Calhoun, to th* village of Ila* tho county of Barrj." A hie Inga, will be hold on Monday the I of Juno next, al 10 o’clock A. Ml day, at tire Court lloaae in the v.l Hastings, to consider tbe prop I pledging the credit of tho said t l of Hasting*, to aid in the ronstrr a railroad from tho said city o’ Creek to tho village ef H Jous W.Brasati Dated Mav 12th, 1*64. slipyld be adhered to, and declares tlmt its signers ‘ do not recuguiao iB ;|,e timure convention tike essential cnadi-r * >rul, ^UehoWlow eplUfaatteTby Thia manmvre it b lution ren Striker, Fl. N. St •nd Frank Alien. tarTbe N.Y. JWhm* wal Demaerat* not to build any falsi ■poa spparesft dlrisien* among w* abould not make matter* « I aiding to electa Copperhead Pre* “*n ** MiM-taaa a v-eul 8—MuiXnuL AH) UTAH. Baoww'a Baoacwxt Taocn | Cougha, CflMs. Itelmretary and A fa Dfaocdare, have prewd ttair aCd utisns �ih CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT . A.IWL. SKINNER’S, BATTLE CXlXsSiJac. ,; THE only exclusive cash store in batte creek. 1 sn >U 11 ;«i?•sUS p-J? i S P E C IA L MjMf 51WJ1. i.! ■ 'Pi syi ■®£-a iezi ■'S'- P is isii i ijj o iill ill i J5'=s'"s i ifel-Miiifid till 4srs ^? r?a5"; ffa J sxs i ’ll HU 6 2 = 3 ^.h ? =S ' z E hlH! *8 ■ E 5 « t31 ’hili' - C t-T ” . 5<ix^“ h^-n h?u* “ilKFri . eir WhhtM ’Ht 1 a Z fc- S I Mwi f 1:^'1 El ft A’raa W Large and most complcteStock of Dry Goods, Boots <fc Shoes.Garpets and Pound Calico, jj It ■ f« b=S‘! gin I «}ilw i ■'3 l!a 2" s E ” rliildl_d K Ll $ ill I I r lit llflui il-hiHd ijifs I Is i ¥ 11 Illi 1111??it t:ssc jn • i "2 t-sH st] •z S * ' I Sa ’ • 2 J H S iMLtI iU'M ! i 1H f o£at H - B xU iHhfeu^iwt ilhiiihUP1 t””i • S-• * J t iC « 6 .?^ 31 s £• s • M11 *2lJ H? '! tl = •H '=» e i-s-iil« iHjkWjLs ihUUi’U! iitJ’l ® UM i iillll.S li t :l !*8 UHi^iMST* fi : l.utltl aaaaa nnaa.i ,*•»,« aatt �A Wing object with every young man should be to secure fer hitnaelf a permenaat home. And for its greater stability, tteheaH consist partly in land, nnd up Ou a certain limit, the more of-it the bsttes. if paid (»r. The house should >e •( comfortabU and attractive es one Ims tbe mease of making it. Ik should be <me that the heart can grow to, and will oiiag aroend rworr and more firmly with every pasting year, its owner should desire and purpose to keep pos­ session of it as iosg as be liven, and bis chiMreo should grow up feeling that there is one place fixed and Mabie for them amid all change.. A tncricane are altogether too roving in their habits. We build houses cheap ly and pull them down without regret.— Or, we evil out and move away half a down times in a life lime, in the vain hope of bettering their cuodi lions. How much better to ebooso a bomeetead early in life, and then lay plans in reference to abiding therp. Even though our gains are leee than are promised else where, a certainty should seldom be given up for an uncertainty. ‘ A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." Only those who hare experienced II, knew bow firmly a femily become atteebto their long loved homestead. No chil­ dren love home co well aa those who have known only one. 'As tbe young become of marriageable age they should go out one by one from the old home­ stead, feeling it to be the model after which their own should be established, end knowing that thia will remain un­ changed aa long aa tbe parents live, a place to which they can return, and where they will be ever welcome. A pleasing writer confirms our doctrine thus: • There ia “ great g«fo in being a.tiled down. It ia two-fold? Each year accumulates about the fermer the material by which labor is lessened. The rough channels of labor became worn and awooth. A change in­ volves a great loss, and rarely ia there a corrcsronding gain. Time Is lust, labor expenoed, money paid out, the wear and tear of removal la no small Item: and above All, tbe breaking up of old aasocinlions is often disastrous in the extreme. Parents and children become unsettled in their habite, if not in their morale.— Let tbeanan who boa a homestead keep it; let him that has none, gel one and la­ bor to render it a treasured remembrance to the absent, and a constant joy to those who abide in it." To all which every intelligent aad thoughtful person must give a hearty approval—Amerirms Agricultnritl. • Jfegulaior MttBTmORGiRS. •VVase 'BvVie.vs annex rftatt&Xo X\ye Vu' aw a vatauAXVt xjfrbxxtK x®\\\ exivt, a\X X\xt ‘SX\* x»Axxe\x jYcwXx x» XxtxY I©/' V>xxX at a YtxxxeA'xaX attexxX— a ^vcaX Kt^uXaXor X\xt w^tm. Aa Xtxt ^kXxoxk* AksXrxcXt ©5 X\vc 'WttX axxik SoxxXK X\xcy« Kat, Sor a Voxxc* Xkvcvc, \x exx vaxxtXx xxccAtA an atXxcXe ©X SXorcxae-Xx 'SxXXtvt, xjoXxxcK, x$ tobuxx xxx \uto\u!y t\xxaxxX\X‘xtt, avxK aX X\xt Y-vo^rr Xvrtxti avt a tuvt Y.vtvexxXxvc o$ iME AND BUT MOKE iov-fbico t llutiatss J -BsPsls. Mot. IU. IM*____ 2*. ,:2 Kidney Gamplaints, CURE-s3t Bhram. PKOPLE-H •1 hsrs used the 'Fsepte'e with grr.1 brnefil. Is csw* of ocrofcls and Soft axxA. a\k tautua ©S a s>xnxxLav xxaXxvre. 'VXxesc ‘BV.Xtevs ave coxxx\>.o»«& ©S *a*e atx^ by tb. we of Hosrsma'a Bmsa*. , The wrak Bto-nsrh 11 rapidly invigorated and Koxxx-y^xA rooU axxK \xcA>v, th. appetite restorad by tbta agewabte Toxic, aad bewe it works voodm ia came at Pnrarsra and x»\xxe\x vaaki X\xe«x tn lew roc Unwed forms of IxsiOiarTWX. Acting R. J. GRANT! Erideaes ol tbs most rrllaM. and rtaponaiblo character will accompeny the medicine. Price Al per Bottle, crate far*3. ■SVvgjXxVj 'Vowve. TH 'R.oXjatk.'*. SXoxuo.e'U 'BvXX.o.t* Vm Hesaaou's Exnucr Brcsr for ail effect­ less sad dfosara of tbs URlffART OROAXB, whether existing in eau or raaxLa from what­ ever essM urigieating sod no matter ef cow u»a eruaava. LlW»..t. of these OmaB naairra the eld of a DIURETIC, BKLMBOI-trS -EXTRACT BUCHU 18 THE GREAT fMVKMTlC, and h certain to bate tho dmdrrd effect In all JXawao/br uKid, it The Parsnip. Tbe parsnip la one of the most valua­ ble roots that can be grown, bi tbo Is­ land of Jrray Ute used almost excl naive ly for fattening both cattle and swine.— Accordingly to Le Contour, the' weight of a good crop varies from 13 to 27 tons per acre. When parsnips are given to milch nows with a little hay in the win­ ter season. Ute butler is found to be of as fine a color, and exeellertt-flavor as when the animals are feeding in the best pas lures. Ae tbe parsnipe contain six per cent more mucilage than carrots, the difference may be sufficient to account lor the superior fattening as well as but­ ter malting quality of the parsnip. In the fattening of catu; th. parsnip is found superior to the carrot, performing the business with more expedition and afford •ng meat of exquisite and highly juicy flavor; the animals eat it with much Sura CURE ••M fare h.s fur more then ten yrars Ue» Bilious Fever, Fever and jlgue, Liver Oomplaint, (Dyspepsia, Indigestion, are X\xt, \uooy raun't VAtxxA. B». UoXwek'. M a eeuUe and painlrveanperirnt, ae well ae upon tbe liver; It nleo uirsriaUr relievra tbe Uorsnr* nos vvpeaiodnced by irr«r>>»r actiou oflbedigestirr and secretive ornne. I craor.. of feeble Ufot.lkable te .ttrrare .frterA. Z.4TWMV ^.yind and ZU< ef Xs<wmr.aud prompt and permanent relief from tbe linters. Tbe te»umony on this poinlfc meet condnalre, and frets bulb Mite Z Tbe agony of Bimoc s Cauciu immediately ■» asaged by a single doe* of tlx etunulent, and by oceaaiuBsllT rew-rtiog to It. the return of the earn1 pteisl tssy ba prevailed. a. . v.-u . ftXo’Kx.ac.le. "BkXXtts saw X\xe VOOT wxaxx xxxaxx^ ‘DotXov't "BAXt. _ IN MY USE OF TRADE Come and See !! WE "Dy. *SLo\>oek\ ftXowvacXv *&\.XXev« are. X\xe YxtXv nxan'i ttoXoxc axxd. Coxv^oyX. HVAB JUST RECEIVED TH. "KoWk'i ft\ovacuc\\ IVxWcx* vtxvx^OYaXe X\xe xxxak. an<l KcbkkkXaXtA. PIANOS Pianos & Melode i ons! \ PIANOS Wr W. KIMBALL, Bv. 'B.oOaek'i A large stock of ' g- o o x> a, U2 Lake Su ft\o«vo.c\v 'BXXXttw £erx©< axihaxij vcxe\.axxc\xo\^ axxA xxxaXct. ‘Lx'jc t-a^o^aVAe.. By. B.6Kack\ ftXovsLCbeVx 'WxXXcv* IIWUrtSACami week ctiimni PATHIT GROCERIES OHICMbeo PIANOS ’GOLD PIANOS a'CHdXBO. PI inese ffiztera are put up in quart bottlee, of which tho above is a faa-cimUa. S7m label ia .finely engraved, an i PIANOS “•’>*«» fry? rt*** *w£te»r S PIANOS □ ►W. ^unterfeitore. (Prion (1 per bcttU, or oUfor t£. C. W. Jfcbaolt, (Proprietor, Jfo. t East Fourth St, Cincinnati, to whorr DRY GOODS! GROCERY, . Eating Sf Billiard JBuBJLiOOXNr. EATON A McNAVGHTON. JMPeUlehd.inoMed£n^rn Pri" Sit O, o,e Treatment and Jtediral Cara of Wra^nm. m- uZXXtorrbao, induced br BslKbiiw; InrcJunlarr EmMaiMU, Impoteocy. Krgrou, I>»bil1(e. .nil Th. world rasewuml ssUibr. In mis adminMr □Mm, clearly proves (row hia own takumS TAVIMG fitted sp, at mat expense, tbe 1 less heretofore kept by Wm. K Eirnu. ■ joining rooms, nod art ap a GOOD Bl t.tJ Al DVEET1BEMKNT. IS VERT FULL AND COMPLETE. HARD-WARE! OUR EATING DEPARTMENT JVC er JZoterfyjm »iU be alh^ed, tg-TWEXTY-OXE TEABS AGO. re»f. i jiHii,!,, ■ w-.^w4kM.. M kUBTW.T BAUUMW BOlUlOVnb. -U. U. CITE VI A CALL I OUR GOODS FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, EATING AND BILLIARD JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. AgY orricr 91 wssaiKoroK st. •** P. 0. Drawee. OSTJ. Cbleafo, Nt. H0W*5?L*»f>aAT10N. pnTLirtEi.i’iiii «•* ■MMQ0 mrrw * stts.l W-taBM I ~ OOUNTV omc* ■: 1 •• IX. j». HUEUVOX, Titwnnw*. wu»p “ ”, *€ X’ •d in Knttf, W I THE HE^T CAUE AND - HARMONIUMS. HUMAN MISERY. SnisotAs RaRDxxxn Fiax Paoor.— John Mears writes, in the Boston Cnltirotor, that be has prepared shingles in the following manner, and after an expe­ rience ot eleven years, aad using seven forges tn hie blacksmith's shop, he baa never seen a obinglo oa fire, nor a nail alerted. Ha aays* -Having a large trough, I put into it a bcabel ofaniuklim., Haifa bushel of rvfuea aalt, and five ur six pounds of potash, ad­ ding water to alack tbe lime and dissolve the vegatebla alkali and the salt—well knowing that pieces of an old lime pit, a soap barrel, or a pork tub ware not the boot kindling stufl; and having long since Warned, while at the Vineyard Sound, that hoi tall ualer whitewash would endure far longer than that made with fresh water—abaordiog moisture, striking into tbe wood and no*, peeling, and washing off. I net the bundles of tbo shingles nearly to the bauds in the wash for two hours ; then turn them end fer end. When laid on the roof and walla ttov are broahad ever twice with the liquid, and wore broebed over at la- MEDAL tJLu aY<.X\xe So\A'xt.Y,» Vv\c.xkK,\j^’ ^.ycxx.xxXxxx2, B\.avr\xeo,BxybcaXe-vx^, BXfcxvrcxaXxvAxx., c-Xe. iDc«C):r© si exum. PIANOS IMPORTANT AND TRUE! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-05-25.pdf 185056ce875ca81ce218b1188513bff3 PDF Text Text Bvraz 'Ubet, ud UMm-Oa. ud hHpmU..' VOL. DL HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1804. ^■1 . Vi mtr MlOWtaaU B*rtae*s'ri*riee^klUisad AT THE Uk« April-. WVSM ta Ivngtbsetagdsjt. HASTINGS DRUG STORE!!! I NO. 4. jij—".J which a— p-.n>W, with whom eft entrusted tbe nomluaung can­ didate* for onr support at the coming election. Tboae only abould receive support who are triyd and true. We ebould beware of. thoee who have lately entered tho political ranks, until they Ihow - tbetneefveo firm and worthy of qur confidence. A man who would sacrifice party or principle for eomo persopalor political favor la unworthy our •uptrnri or confidence. . A(thorough teat can Injure no one, and one .who to unwilling,or unable to .paeo the ordeal, should be injected from our “iCE3,w»Mr Roberts Al Strike^ r»«> PoanMQUTw Gnov*. R. I.,’ >. Vi May 18th, 18M. f tntenrto* of war. Bring ia taking care effhe wcuimM of the fate baanl. Ost arriving at tba Depot, we found two traina of cars loaded to the brim -with.oar suffering Vbroaa. Some wva already dead, uthera dying raqr Ts »t lifts Um hurjfsu finm t!>a heart ^tilings' Musixtss JHrertorg. JV-4T RECEIVED a new and moat complete assortment of DBlGli AX» JtEDICINEM, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. >9M 1ST FOR MECHANICAL UD MEDICINAL ri-RPOiEb.oNLY jy; ■RAX.tR to an kiedi ef Family Groesris*. GROCERIES! ROBERTSk TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PR I NI*. FIGS, MJ-ilKB, CODFISH; ex tn tw jxmnmEKBT Aid Cooking Extracts, TTOKXKTSaad CaaaMllera st J« FOR THE ESPECIAL DKSESNT or TOE LIMES. awe their caUUcs Oureraiwi PENS. PENCILS, IKES. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS. Ac., Ac. KOST POPULAR , PATENT MEDICINES' ( JOHN KOIIERT*. o- DvrsUinasu Broad WfcHTfllClAN sadCo.n Harero I* way. alar ths fl SUS. KNIEPEN k MlBtWS. ’ CESAT, I'd® (DASH AWW RODfjtTS A STRIKE*- n. W KIGHT, TTORXEY •"<’ COUNSELLOR AT LAW, LSI IC BUS Coart CommlMioaer for Berry MIDDLEVILLE, Micaioss. OFFICE OVBR BLAKE'S SIORE. la pee fee•dieglb* collection of tala Uarmf an II. r. CHKRRY, OVXTT CLERK a»4 Ke fata Qean Mouw. C C. FRIMDI.F. PabHe. FRAMR ALLEN DB. A. P. DRAKE, PRACTICAL ON Hardware »lor' KKCKaHel wsisr- DENTIST, VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. On TneWay Gibbon and BkrloW’a’ A: vMott w4te witbdhnro from the south Mr. Kwroa ;-*-My object in tjawUng “Tbe Cbarleeum Ataroey of April S4. faat. Th* groans of the dying and th* ■fates the fidlowtag tragte’ incident of le etog* of that city: A n't .'; A eoription. They, ware in avmmon cauls hifell.-wl bf U» «WJ. -ta .m rfwkxl bf mr .rtillKI. «*“■ C-J- TMtall, jwha .!«, U-iW,., cmnurflM tbe river. Early In tbe day the whole army begdn to straighten out to ’ lino -'of battle fona renewal ot Use engagement.— Skirmishist «W kept-up daring thia ORI (hftmJwwed Itoes . Ue two armies, the enemy bestirring him•elf an thougif be Intended offanslvcoperationa Qur line |wss formed vhfr tbe sccoM aorpeoe tbe right, (be fifth on tbe centre, and tbe sixth on tbe left, with Buraaide'acopeon the left far (he pro lection of our Immense trains, and to act, aa a reserve for any emergency. The i-nnntry hero to quite rd ling, atodded With and grain ears, with a Rule hay on the of'tranpe and use of artillery than that floors; which waa as wet with lhw. blhod about tbe riilderaeaa. The enemy during of our bntrs hwya as though It bad rob­ tho tllght had atrengthroed filv naturally flminldable position with rifle pita, barriall our society into mouratog. ed blood, the railroad beneath tbe c»ri was also’sprinkled with blood. We re­ way Una or«Menoa occupied by Mmoinca moved all that could bear to rids la amleanng h>a eanhworka.oa the Rapidau. of a man’a character erd principle* la laaew tbedty. Inamteof the represen .BCTRt'liASM OpOtm TROOPS.' embodied 'n one question— la loyal tattinia «>f General Beauregard aba baa bdlenbes to the different Hnepitale in * Thue mitten"-stood until *ftr In the or dialdyal 1 The question asked d inset- remained here, braving tbe bomba and Alexandria, and those that eould nut ride this Greek fire, taking card of the Wodr d- were carried jjpon stretchers. The boapltals Moqd^y morning. ;werp‘ filled aa without resulting in anything definite.— full aa they could possibly be, and many F.”*• fixe<l fd,r Uie grand «ohere. It fa tmelevt to attempt to palm Rochelle, who is descended of the former Inaurtes Ud Io lie an the aa'ult.' UWdM Srdtera, announcing the off ■purfous article aa genujn»v vbtn the aoeeesa of-’Sherman *tn the Weet,and floor to make room,for a liounded com­ true artH^r is Cimilisr to the maaaee.— gnonnt fatailide^ who had formerly taken rade. Tbe question then naturally arwes what the trvupa, producing toe wildcat excatrefuge In our city. In the morning, st day-break we got ie true kiyalty and patriutiam 1 , "The young cm«x was Tull of gratitude an order from h^sdqusfte’r*, that all the aaent, aad aa the huor approached for the attack the enthusiasm m the troops be­ elek and wounded that web abtoto rids, came 'almoat nnguvcrr.il^m General al once taken aa a criterion t>y which to woul^frie transferred to boajiltah North, Grant, surrounded by hie ataff, Genv. ware liatoued U> ; Governor Piekeoege»o U> make room for .more wounded. Con judge of bis principle*, but a few minutes hie ouaee(.t, and tba marriage waa fixed eequo'fttly, a hasiiy jfaamlnaflon warmWe, conversation wiU-^iieelaeo hie position, to take place yeoterday, the 23d of Apedetatiuned on atjiinriices ; wllhiu sight of and about an averis^ofdt were remoreo unleas be 1a4 mint hrtfbl vniafc, or g de- Lieut.; Rochelle wea on duty al Eon from each hospital in Alexandria, and each other, whjlp (be yaft columns of ©pr a’rfoy slowly gathered themerfves togeth­ slgnthg knave. . • ■ , .-• about the same number from otth oM er frr thd greet struggle. Jttofae'th*’ in Washington. At precisely 8 b'elock, When we »•« a man entirely ail out on place io the bourn of General Bonham a train of ambulances left Alexandria to attack was about u> bo. made the enemy tho subject, so entirely engrossing to adrspeed upon our fighk tbreateomg tor convey the men to Weshinglon, where they woold take cars fur Baltimore, and press back that portion of the Unc, dto-; dc’pa a remark on the aubject, It 1» with Episcopalian minister demanded ol the bow much briber North no one at that oontinuing for time the plan of the asaault' an oruinoua shake of the bead and a,—— betrothed ones if they ware ready to time could tell.' 1 was detailed as an atteridant,fiarWehaige of 13 men that “1 don't know b<>w it wijl.gp, it Jwoka left the ward of which 1 had charge. 1 We arrived at Washington' at about had men enough and to spare. .. ; > . , killed to eave a nigger,” htelnyaHiy may 11 o'clock, and got on.board a trarn of Half past six. was then fixed upop for well be suspected and if an opportunity •• Psriitn*. Tbs seen* which followud commonTreight cars, with seats find in the ssmuIL Watches were compared' for the purpose of er-nreylng soldiers weaprcacut when ha would nut be rcstrrinby the corpa ownmander*, ahd finally from Washington to Baltimore, and twee wjwu) the ears were rather old anil tbe *11 eepsrated with order* to etiakh at tba witbuwt movement <>n tbe flour. Lieut. slides Were nearly all knocked. We ar nppointed tlm*. The momenta flew.fisM at Urn appointed hour, ^iruultaneoysly Jcclambat the South wete much abused, rived at Baltimore about haff past six; with tbe rna* of the twelve ’signal gun*, and ought to have their rights respected, ly, and andeevoted to atop the blood the ars were uncoupled anff-'draen from the' ^hde front advanced, Ifith cheers There is souther eel of hsrmkps* (!) which Ao wed from a horrible wound over the Baltimore dr Washington' Depot to from ftg whole line. Tbe movement individuals, who jtre all things to all the Baltimore & Philadelphia Depot was iadcfacribably grand. A portion of men. To one he is in favor ofa (borough. Going from Baltimore id Philadelphia the forces m<>v*d in a solid oojumn, proM-eution of the war and the snliro two boars to lira. Vi'i willed atunpl we encountered e sere to storm ofvrind while other* advanced in the usual order subjugation of the rebels, and, (be same end rain; which caused our poor sick sol­ of battle, the whole vmy moving togeth­ hour' to another of the opposite creed, diers a great dealof suffering. The rain er, aad yet e»sh command fighting It* be dvnlores lite hard lot of bis much beat hi at tho sides of the cam (there be­ own baulo. Tbe wbol* rebel ItM epened abused Southern Lrctbreo. , Buch a man ing no doors) till every man was wvt to future- husband I pray yoa U> tell theskin. We arrived-at Philadelphia a moat murdarou*. fire, agaisat which if be does no harm in ibe world, certain­ opr lib** irr*sistibly*M«pt, driving the ly does no good, and his, l‘>yslty >•, to abeet half pest four orelodk In tbe morn­ enemy slowly back from, his positions, •ay the least, of a very su«plcioMs na(ure. ing, where we found a good breakfast capturing nearly, |*u> thousand priaonnre A sort of "dim*! care” claeasdmaiun.es young man replied (or hirt, and Miee awaiting us at tbe Soldiers Union Saloon. and three piece* of artillery. The fatter crow our path. Tbsy don’t cart *njeh Anna, recalling all her energy, made an After taking our repest we got On boerd however were re token .by tho rebels bo-, whipe— (he Federal or rebel arn^y.— effurd to smile. Nothing would he more a ferry end crossed Hie Delaware River, fore the close of the engagement. -Viyit Duu’t care! not in thia time of our enun- touching than tbe ttgpny of t.be eouro- then took the cary for New Xork.- We batllt with our/ontt occsrpjn'ng try'aperill Don't tore If eur friends, geeue woman, struggling against the ago­ now had vpfendtd^cpro, and the weather brothers and husbands are slain by hun­ nies of death aad egairuri great physical bring fine, we had a very pleasant days’ Ibe Inn baa been heavy, but judging dreds and thousands, and finally be forc­ Buffering. ride through tbe pleasant State of New from the number killed and wpwded left "Mr. Pickens, whoseooarago la knnwn, ed to auhoilt ‘to the Insolent pride iu our bands, much lees than that of the ■nd unholy ambition of Southern was almost aenaaleta; and Madam Pick­ snemy, who fought to th* last, rnsr troop* demagogue* 1 D «'l ears if orir beloved ens’ eye was like that of a person wbeso by the citirroeef every town or city vro country *o long tbe roomy and admira­ reason bad fled. N. do Rochelle was passed, which hlwuye Srooaoe a frehng bayoneting their men in the rifl«-pila, and forcing them,by hand te hapd conflicts, tion of foreign nations shall become a the first to spesk, and, addressing him of natrlotiam in the hire heme’# ebroavL to yield. Gru. Rise was inorlqlly wound­ hiss and • byword! Don’t cate If the •eli te hie betrothed, ‘Anna,’ he said, 'L We peeved through the dlies of Wared and died undsr Amputation of Lfa leg. bulwark* of our national government,' Our loss of prominent officer* is great— so long your protection, shut! totter and This engagement re*ultod m another vic­ fall, crushing the hope* pf tnllllons undsr to unite ua." Tba youpg lady did aot dam that you saw n rcfaual of the prof­ . reply ; she had not strength enough. A fered lunch. We aevivwd st Jersey CHy tory to our arm*. its ruins 1 . She>i»e on you Tor such basene***,* *such •light blush Colored for an instant bar about 4 o'clock, look a ferry and went to Cratall*us I'rintinc. pala face—joy and Borrow divided her New York city, then took a boat bound ingratitude! ’ The foUuwing .vary *ensib)e remarks A fourth data mer*' lonest than the •ole. for thia place. ‘-Stretched Jipon a divan, bleeding in Tbe eity tff Jersey, New York, Brook­ cuhara,'boldly dsclato their desire to see lyn end the Novy ‘Yard were quits a tlto traitor*’succeavfu! in establishing a perraanegt jnverofobot upon their avow- ■•d more beautiful. Witheet being able rare sight to our boya, after being so' considerable of this kind of experience , ed corner ston>-human slavery,—de- to prevent it, M. da Rnebella took her lung away from home and civilised cOm- ooraelvaa. nuuncing every act «>f tho administration, l>and and prayed the Rev. Mr. Dwkunlions and individuals to impose upon edi­ •nd doing everything in their power tn sound to Narreganael Bay, and arrived' tors tbe publication of reeolutiona, obitu­ retard a vigorous pr«j*e«ulfott <u the wgr, mourning over (ba rebel defeats, and re at Newport, R. I„ about4 o’clock, from ary Doiioea,ad»srti*e mao to of benevolent joiclng al their vtctOry, but al! the time her lipa witbow I being able V> articulate there we passed up tbe Bey to thia place. enterprises, and aarioua other arttelea of How long we will remain hero wo do I > m i tad iutoraet w about charge. Wo hero are lotto in their protestations of patriot a word. She finally aucneeded, and a ism and loyally, and writhe in agnoy If light froth appeared on her muujh. Tbe not know nor do wocare, for it ie every dune quite onr share of that kind of work. tbe term Copperhead or *eCesh to but last agoey was approaching. It was culy pleasant place. We have plenty U> oat, If asaudationa ceualdar it duo tv deceased in «<>bbh>g that Ute miaieter co old finish. drink and wear, and a boMier ie looked members to pass reeolatkms tcclMytagi mentioned in tfirir bfsrirqj. te their virtues and condoling with their' Still r.lhtra will tell you that tba South One hour more nil was over, and the Tba wounded are rapidly recovering. relations, they should-also consider it due bad go right to secede, but al the same nuptial chamber was traneforiaed into a . ? We haws airiilfiil voryvona and gvwxi to.publiabara to pay (or thorn; and if time it would be much bvttef Ip 1,1 1chamber of death.” JJia, , purses and everything to d«oo for tbe litcraryr. achool and <>tbor i rotiunion* can­ them go peaceably, or give them ‘naw* guaranliea, than to attempt their auhjuwants of oar’ brave boya that help sod not exist without gxatuiteua printing they roust be too slightly prised to ymigtoo ■. ' *1 Horatio Gate* Wriabl, the Brigadier medicine can do. pt substautial benefit fit the even)hero. Un­ Tbe, "CoosVtoli.m croahw*" come in til we find teachers who teach gTOitobt R. W. S^fliDiMtatL Cav. for A share cif notice. They for sup buteUrswho fvro^^gake end roasts '■'■"T” '!------ -■' pressing the rebellion ‘-eonUiMomall^ U,,,« , Ms. Liwculw's Laav Jokb.—Mr. Lin- •UJo.1 .«r thsl is to bring them back carefully with­ without fret, farmers who d.malo their oeto ’ a IsM jok*i» rolated a* feltows hy out removing tbe acknowledged *****— * Gritorowr Yaua t" Ths Owverowr called wood and produce, etc., we mu.t decline slavery.—foil *tJl hug Abe viper te their befog In tbe 1 let. of printers «hh print upon th* Frwririens thia morohtg, aad bo»om%jml/‘ to ba stung agpto. during the interview-«to» latter remarked: without compcnsatlua. For every .DM ;,Bu| th*, ring of t^ tri* metal rapy .be ‘ Yates, i'll tell yon tbedlffvrwnce between easily known to every nao who hes an eer for auch >pu0a. Tbe map who it trti^to by* ooautrg, toDol,,/ «m.U. .^U1— naatmvath ba in his denunciation pf ihoae SOisreltHTt]). brunfobell iMo the ehy and nv en* pays gladly sTO uurguvernmant d rec treating nao In, the care on . hia wqy. nawabop. eaten iq. ^ryij Gan. LMM4J �HABTOTM BAXXKR. uniuuinm Wefiaetday ■anUsg, MayM, sc m bled o cloak at Merrill Hall, in Detroit. Iwtrofa. Lte iv^ rkowOI. .. w.w sbamts.—jUtwAwte Hoe. Wi 'xrsrara resolution*, winch Oa which tbe convaaUon waa rolled, to t:me*feivii strtM bm nauowTh* Republican State Caersslioo to eboo** sixteen delegate* to Ballwnore— __ __ _________ ,___ two from each district red four Delegate*» WoMtoBl > eef sdmfafaiWH rtliM wIlh Mii y gtolfate .htol oMWto i s mA Wilkie „ , and without llmit,notwith*tanding i|By al­ ' l*g*d error of judgement. That upon Ferry, of Ottawa -comity, as temporary this^principle w* eadorea, sustain snd Th* dellh*rati*«* of the Convention ap- Chairman.their Hat of haul*. support tbe preaeat National Admlnlfe attack from Petomburg re Butler a force peer to to have bee* entirely harmoni­ Upon taking tba' chair. Mr. Furry tration, awu will »o *o until th* last guarding th* rear, but ware h*adsnm*Jy on*, although there was something of a vestige of rebellion i* crushed out. repulsed. Hi* troop* having been on Re*oW.Tbat «* have undiramiabed inaemtrt duly for five day a three of contest as to the manner of appointing confidence In th* honesty, integrity, pat­ delegated fur tbe District*, th* r*eult of upon him In inaugurating tbe initiative riot i*m and statesmanship, of Abraham which war* in a rain storm. Buller re­ which appears to have been a compror tired leisurely within hl* own lines. Ws more eevere than reported by meTFmy , nf tbe grant Presidential content In thia Lincoln, and lha) be I* our first cb»ic* dispatch lart night, and probably will | gallant State. He closed, hoping that for tho n*»l Presidency—hi* nomination and Richmond. Prisoners state that reach 1,000 in killed and wounded. The the CMvantion would do it* whola duty, being a suitable endorsement for bis rebels gave way in conftiaioM, scatterliig hot tboae In favor of tba nomination of fidelity to principle, hl* firm adherence through tba woods,. . . I aending Io Baltimore men of integrity. to th* Proclamation of Emancipation, Mr. Lincoln were largely in tbe majority Th* honor* of the repulse of the rebels , Divpalch** frem Gm. Sigel, received snd the right* of Individual* grow" out in the Convention and instructions were thi* morning, report that on Saturday be rest* exclusively with Tyler'* heavy ar-i given accordingly in the raanluliou* the Slat*. Ha askrd tb* further pleas­ of tb*sama; while th* majesty _ .— , | fought tb* force* *f Echols and Imboden, I tillery division,"(bough Birney's Jivision I law requires that all rebel* abould subure of the convMtioa. under Breckenridge, at Newmarket; the*. | of tbe 2d Corp*, and Crawfoi'd'a filh, ynll to Abraham Lincoln, s* President On motion of Mr. Morrieon, of Ber­ I the rnemy'a force waa *uperlor in num­ war* afrerw arde sent to thaif farpport, The Maa of mslrocting th* dalegate* jof tba wbol* United Stet** of A mar lea. ber, and that he gradually withdrew isnd formed a* line, enabling Tyler to I rien, Mr. Bryc*, of Bay Qty, waseboeen Reaofrrd,That the delegate* this day 1 from tbe battlefield and r*-«ros**d Jbe I withdraw after driving tbo enemy several appointed ar* hereby instructed to vote j known to be divided" in eraUmeat ia not Secretary. Shenandoah, haring lost fit* piece* of ar­ miles, and clearing the valley <4 th* reba* * unit in the National Coo vac lion. Mr. Cutcheon, of Washtenaw, tillery, about six hundred kill*!- and lei*. rxeuaabla, uulee* the Republic** party . . Rfiolrtd, That w* tender to our **l- I that a committee of we ven be ap wounded, and fifty prisoner*, but bring­ I Tbe oonfuaion of the rebels appears to j ing off all hi* trains and all the wounded have been very great, the greater petal1 that lb* President!* aueb of the State* on permanent orgaaitatien. that could be transported from tbe battle ­ Judge Weliea, of Kalamaxuo, moved displayed in upholding th* great ***** of Rboade'e division scattering in the wood. and not of the people. Tbe Republican that a aummittee of five be appointed co free government o* *<> many battle-field* field. H* state* that. In consequence tf 850 uf them were pifiked up during the eredrulials. trusting that • juet God and a grateful guarded, h* could not bring snore than headquarter*. Mr. Ingertoll, of Shiawaasce, maved constitution making tbe President elect* ’ six regiment* into the fight, besides tbe Th* division of raw troop* feel im hr* by the people rather than by State* to amend, making the committee seven tba anerifieea they hate mad*. instead of Ave. Resolutions o< thank* tn tba offivers of artillery and cavalry, and that lb* enemy mswsely tickled at their sureesa. Al­ ao long as they Insist in tbelr primary Ths Chsinnsa then announced tho the Convention ware unanimously adopt bad about 7,000 lufantrv, beside* other though tbelr lose baa been heavy, it ia conventions upon th* Federal plan of following committee*: arm*; that hi* retrogsd* movement to foil that th* diminution of ti mbers i* instructions, the whole object and design Strasburg we* effected in perfect order, fully mad* up by increase of Morale. On Permoncat Orgatuatiori—S. M. •if which are to make the nomination by Culchson, Washtenaw; R. W. King, I Gilbert of Kent eounty, m»vod, that lb* without any loco of material or men. Wayne; B. M. Williams, Van Buren ; No report Of toy operationa of tbe State*. publiabcr* *f the Advertiser <i*d TrtAuar Army of the 1'ototDaa ba* been roceited , H. A. Shaw. Eaton; Wm. J. C*rnwell, Tbe delegation of thi* Slate are known Newaygo; J. B. Wilson, Lapeer; David forward 10 copied of tbelr paper cocaining th*** resolutions to **eh Michigan today. to be divided iu sentiment, and rapre- G. Schlafter.------- . A dispatch from Geo. Sherman report* rrgimsul now in th* fisld. Th* mation On Crnfrnfiafr—Judge Wells, Kais- prevailed, and *20 for this object was bla advance upon Johnston progrewing ,A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, dated to hi* satisfaction. Hie supplies ar*. Kingatao 10 o'clock. 1**1 night, state* ventien instruct* th*m to vote aa a unit, msxoo; B. L. Baxter, Lenawee; J. G. rniaed oc tb* spot. Waite, St. Joseph; Eugene Pringle, abundant, our animal* improving on tb* that during the day be bad pushed a col­ thereby mauling tba minority of Jackeon; T. D. Gilbert, Kent; Alfred umn be rood that plaba ia porsnituf Jubntbe delegates. when they gal into ooo Crap ford, Oakland ; F. H. Rankin, Gen *«n as far as Cassville, and there was ven lion and giving just cause of complaint E. M. Stastow, (Slpri) skirniishityf In the latter perl of th* day advic** from Admiral Porter, from Ak Tha Convention then adjourned to with Haroee’* corps. Th* ears wore expected to reach King* tbe instruction* given. We bad hoped, meet at two o'clock r. m. Tbe convection was called to order at captured by Um gunboat Signal, a day too to-day. that if Mr. Lincoln mart be re-nominated Washington May 19.—A dispatch a quarter past two o'clock. A hard fight far Atlant* I*looked fur. I or two before, while th* rebel mall ear- from beadquarter* of th* Army of the every remblano* of nnfairne** would Th* Committee on Credentials road* their report which was accepted, and plet* history of th* rebel torpedoes, th* Potomac, dated ala o'clock Wed needs* Butler today. evening, my* ao attack on lb* enemy"* after Sundry amendments adopted. Maj. Gen. Hunter ha* been paced in machine that blew up the Housatonic and Tbe Committee on per man *nt organi­ o-niinawd «f th* Department of Western him support sation* reported tbe name of Judge Virginia, including the Sbenauduab V«|ground ia that vicinity it waa found to be Welles of Kalamaaoo for permanent I a torpedo corp*, for tbe pflrpoe* of blow­ Tbe M Uttar r alt notion la Fintate. President, with tb* usual number of Vice ing up property of all binds. Among unfavorable for handling an arinr. w> the Latest date* from M«j >r General Can plan was changed, snd * S o'clock this Presidents and Socretsrioe. by were from Viekebmg. Jfod River other devilish mventiont I* a torpedo rv(Wednesday) morning, Hancock, sup*aa reported to be bl<>di*d*d bv tbe ••rubliaga lump *f eoel pile* and *mo«>g said: the eval put on board v***el*. tbe name* shot* batterl** of lb* enemy at differ. r>t “Geotlemcn of tbe Convention, will of tbe parti** are all mentioned in tb* pointe, but measure* bad twen taken by io thia article, after stating that there ap i* enemy's work*. 1 you allow mo in aoourdaoc* with a fixed correspondence, and I used a photograph him which were believed to b* aJ.-qnate Tba rid* pita in front were three which habit and cusU'tn oo my part to make -*f one of ibem." Among th* captured for clearing Um river uf all such ubslrucupon this occasion the briefest possible evrresp<>Dd*no* i* a letter frees T. E. fiifod with rebel sharrwhodters, who wen* mew* of the tall IHpg of lb* Copperhead soou dislodged and driven through the prrises, in which they claim that Grant t. M. tTfAXTOX. lectiag me as your chairman. May 1 19, in which, speaking of MotavoaUow, he second line and behind a thick and im­ penetrable abaltis, which a a* of a mo* also thank God that in lbs progress of formidable character. | ths arentaof tbe past three years that <4 it* proc**diogs ia pebliebed elaawbar*. - slavery under Providence, ia about to ba wired from th* face of tb* earth, and that thia Government, though baptized in fir* and blood for th* pel thre* y aaro, will be preserved forever.** ( Applauee.) Mr. Prtagla, of Jackson, aubmitted from tbe 3d Congressional District the leaving out of thia account a eonsidera- following names of Delegatee to th* Bal timer* u*avention, who were duly elect­ ed : way to Washington, under pretence of 1st, Charles T. Gorham of Calhoun. being hurt. Th*** *lra<g)*rs and runa­ ways have, however, been eent back; aad ao doubt G*ner*l* Grant and Mead* Afasraart—Henry A. Shaw *f EaUm. Mr. Backus, of Wayne, eubmittod will inflict euch sever* punishment upon lb* following names a* tba dalegale* from future bill)**. Arrengs- the First Congressional district: Dr. Barman Kai for, of Way**, and made by which straggling Ch*.. T. Mitobell of ll.lladala. . . the firet battle*. the truth of these reports; and ar* able to as*ur« owr readers that th* information day* ago reinforeenienra which more plea for the 9d Congroaaiooai District: L. P- Alexander, of Barriee county, tkm in summing *p : and J. E. Kelaay.ofSL Joaoph. . Afrentofre—B. F. Freakonbarg, of “Thus, so for from being discouraged, Berritn county, and Dariu* Monro*, of we have every right to be encouraged ; we have cause for gratitude t* God for Branch eounty. Further on th* Art says of tbe aitua- are stronger, commanded, >y a General itimidate, who r master of the trict: yZ . Osmond Tower, Ionia. Wn. I Cornwell, Newaygo. W. Sanborn, of the 6th Die- wee* elected: devoted to their *oontry. with no selfish !-*•, taking from him many cannon and , whil* w* believe the sever* and bitterly oon AluroaUi—J. P. Bingham, Livings ton county; Jas. Turrell, Upoar county. George W. Brown ofrrUtba follow­ ing Mme* aa tbe delegate* of th* dth AlirroaUi— D. G. Slafter, *f Tuoil; J. W. Edwards, of Marquette. al large. some time snd the eo*l I* so perfect that to attempt charging through thia berrisr, eritteal eyas could not detect II Tb* and th* troupe fell back in good arder, President think* them perfect, but ML although upoaad to a galling fir* of shell Seddon will do nothing withoutGmgraa•nd canister from both flank*. sional action, so I have been engaged for Our loa* waa eourtdwable, being abaci. 800 killed and wounded. Burnaid*’* the show* number about one-fourth. A* attack waa mad* by th* enemy on our left in the afternoon, where Warren rotary of War shall hare power to organ­ * "id our batteries soon drove ic* a “seeret service corp*,” *ommi**km I him I silenced his gnu*. enlist and detail parties who shall retain All nlng. the front to-day. la that Great eoM*ad*d by a amasueiuoe a. highly the following leapt with artillery, y few th* purpose uf Wawtbd.—A good girl to Ifoosework. It wid wrisg —yfofog fr"* ■ Apply immediat i* a W Eurcrmu.—Ry a notice I •tAnmn *er readers will see th elrcffon has bean ordered fo: to tab* piece June 6th for the vutiogupntbe railroad quasi Inga want* the railroad, and v there will be ao eppoeition to credit for auch a purpose. OnycwwT _8«xr> —M. L. W Baltimore has left a prtrl t *e*d at our office for diet til waa sent dlrrrtly fahi Bclgiu W. Sanborn. ' ——----- arc Aaoreu Sounxa G**k.~I deep regret we hare learned th Fmelon Kinsley of company C of Mick infantry, killed iu I battle* In Vtrginia. Bom* o will recollect an account uf bis to Mis* Addie Robinson, nf publislted in th* Btttrr throe-' Ilia regiment waa stationed a U. S. 10—40 BONDS. Cmeinnal^May SI.—Tbe C'emmrnriefs Western Virginia correspondent say* Gen. Crook'* command ia slowly tailing back, after accomplishing thoroughly it* objects. fie ha* destroy rd a large amount of aupplw* and damaged th* EaatTr at th* time, and obtaining a lough b* earns with several frier house of bis bride's father, «a» at • u'alock P. M . tai the 28lh went Immediately u> Batll* C at 9 o'clock uf the next inoruin; bride and joined bis regiment, •een many battles since, «itnsr des lbs, but was speed himself term of service had almost exp. tb* fatal bullet camo, whichgat bia warm life-blood, and cruabe' fond anticipations and bright h food and wifely heart. Thu* a antlciptinns ofj-*y turned to *>i tbeeup of promised happiness I tbe bitter dregs of sorrow. Bi in a noble cause he died, fig country '* battles. He died as •oMierdies, and his is an honor Such thoughts as these sbouli tjrt poignant grief ofthose atrick Was Daraa-ntur, WasitnaTv*, May $2—lOr. MTo Msi. Gen. Dix: On Friday evaning Gen. Grant menced a movement fur lb* putp compelling Lee to abandon bls {M<*iti>m at Spottsylvania Court House, the da Exeapi Dub lnkl|ui er SUte tail* of which, lor obviou* ryasuua, should Tax* tie a, not bu mad* public. It ha* thus far progreasad •ucowafally. Longstreet's corp* st a rind 3->Ulh at 1 o'clock on Friday night. An hour and a half after Hancock moved. Ewell's •ver Eight Per C««4 laterest 1 corp* followed Longstreet last night.— Die indications are that the rebel army ha* fallen back beyond the North Anna. Hoke’* brigade has joined U-c. Tb» । movement of Gan. Grant ban thus far been accomplished without any severe engagement or aerluu* interruption. W* n*w occupy Guinea Station, Milford Sta­ tion and south uf the Matappony on that line. (Signed) E. M. 8TANTON. Secretary of War. Thursday, Ma7"l*T • *- «.-! have ly or partially destroyed ; also to advance just received intalllgencw that Guinea when neeeeeary money owl of tbe secret Station, oe tbe Fredericksburg and Vir­ service fond, to parties engaged to Injure ginia railroad, waa entered last night hr nyr eeouta. They captured th* telegraph operator’s apparatus at tbe station, and a* it might compromise Clendenin. 1 will destroyed a large quantity of supplies. take the first opportunity of sending eom* a«otmbb oomatcii. casting* to Shreveport, or any point on WaaMngton, May 19, (midalghL)— thte eid* that you may designate. In th* The action of yesterday al Spottay Irani* meantime you meet ae* th* **>g*r snd resulted in tbe success of Grant in gain get what powder you ean. I am certain ing an advantageous position on the ene­ that It will prove effective."— N’otkoillf my's right. Thia waa th* object of the Uoioo. attack by Grant. Owr retire lore in lb* engagemret will not exceed 1,000 killed wounded and mireing. No general offi­ cer* were either killed or wounded. Up to 10 o'olwck to-day th* battle had manured, three oun*e* and a half of seed ■own broadcast sufiiee for aw acre. It may bo sown after follow, followed with entrendMd camp, its natural strength having been mcr*aaed by tbe erection *f fortificationa, which were built lang agn field, in anticipation of their need. I^ee mani­ fests little diapoeltiun to eom* out of these defense*, though every opportuni­ UH the middle of tv ba* been afforded him to du so, and a In all sub dmricte thathave not airwady filled their quotas, lb* drawing nil and dried Io make mnketabl* chicory. been made with tbe view of compelling Wh*s th* young plants have four dis­ Oedha for him toaccept battle beyond hit fortifica- crons have been adjusted. tinct leave*, they must be cwrrfully thin. .olumr. ..II w u, cot. snd left about on* foot apart (a* mencamant of tbe drawing. WILL AVCTRK* ACCOVXT. growth.) the Washington, May 19-11.90 r. *.— Tb* latest edition of thi* eveatng’* Re pwWicaa bus tbe folloving, but «p to thidl momtot there is no official confirmation Morrietm. I n- OX LT vaifaNs Tua Daarr.—We learn fr».n , dMWge* that tho draft ha* been to take place soon in ,q* KrTTLa’s IIisToar or res Rm Th* first volume of thia work b «nd from * cursory examinalim xwy favorably imprest with * low-priced work, ro*dansing i ling th* principle features end th* Rsbellioo and tbe war. an. Invaluable as a reference. It is fiy Henry Howe, of Cincinnati, be sold ody by sobecriptioa. rsrtMOWiMl in thi* pp«. ot _ __ To th* electors uf the to. Htattep Take notice, that ia | •ftte At* of the Legiriatnrt <•( •f Miehigsn, entitled "An Act i tea the citv of Bsttls Creek snd OT) l„wU>. <J «—U-, amir art t~* of • Rmiraaa dl. </ BMde Crwk. ta ibe < cJkoOT W U. r.nw, of H< ite **»<? «f ’ Aw �CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT A. L. SKINNER’S KF Large and most complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots &. Shoes, Carpets and Pound Calico. «£) THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. „ f*n 3 < 1 5 K U XJ 1 * □ 8jt£ -J e h h iplpll #•iHr!i : tjsst'sj £| SHV s i3x Hlh ! a , lijltfir g 8 ° E Ta = ’hicihil uyJijirdrKn -’iRF SOM 5 SS SP u IL iUl o v ' 5 111 _s_ i 3 " 3 * 7 llHlI u iv:; ’ tUl Ulnirid 5:?idl 5,6 a* “st-2 Is!.! it £ 1-2 J "s .t ,S S 8 1 ■?■ *3 5 S 5 i 1 j ! nidmi ilh g « « -H’i 5 3 S s«s urn* ids' iilwli HP �«mU serf piRto.MiHgd ■ -------------A rentes* which ta a growl protection agaiart tasatfar water, and fire, S» a rertato wt, to titada by mixta* a galkm cf water, wHfc Mt^gsHfanS oF Wine, than aMrAwStao end s half penwds of brown sugar and three pound* of eomtnun salt; pM K fta Nflto a brash t.W paint. rut putatons of equal atoe into water, White boiling ; when dnns, pour off the 'waxar, scatter in some salt cover tbe p<4 with a eoarae cloth, and roturn.it t<> tbt* fire for fine minutes, w hefl.they arc ready for.die tw'bli*; even watery' potatoes arc ,tta».BuUa mealy. ' • .»•?; ; -•' JTfa beat way to reok a pv'tatmt. Is tb bake dr roast In an bvea ; whan daua, brack tbe skin* open and ailtttv them to dry out for a few minutes before placing them <n> iha table. Gider Vinegar.—Take the water in which dried apple* have been *nakad snd wn*bed,atniin it welt, and sdd a pqund wfangar. . Frp^b^JlUls.—AJJ two ounces of huttd-lrttf'a tittle toll u> a pint nf boiled “‘'jjE L.juft in one pound uf ff^.-woe bcateu eg-, one tnble-ipoon of yeast; beat three altogvther well; when ritoti furtu tbe rulla with a« liule hand­ ling as potolble ; bake <>n tine. 'VUeto ■B’VOev* mb ask oKmASs m a uta-UM uAucVi w»* tar. o.\\ Cm “At* wftw*. w 5mat to," bul a* a “ •' ; bear sts- sr^ssx's^Lxa* —’ UM KLafets's srrsv bjwrWto^ * farther isbereatm Os i bittact ATHfl Win tesrtoeetbe taut *k»rt:r4. . rF.MALES-FKBALE8-FE«AbKS. COME AND BUY MORE LOW-PRICED lOVEn ROSE WASH CX'RIB MECBjtT DINE A SIS To WashColore«*FtaMrBiaek, and Raw Sitka wa< Rlbbvu*. Fo«'a*sii{girjitito, paie loor ot* five m*vd sized. p<.tol'>< s,aliee them thin, and lay them in a quart </Cold water f»r a tow bourv, then, tf the silk la much soiled x|KM«g» both eidea freely, robbing tbs etdled plarea with much care. Bpougv one piece at a tiita, tod iron up and down, ur, straight nerves—never dingo xally. Have tbe irons quite hot, yet nut so n» to scurrit. or to ebange the col­ or. If they are too cool, they will draw sp or crimp the silk >u very minute gatbeta, and it will be nearly impossible to ssske suoh places rnroutb again. Tbe effort uf tbe starch, from tho potatoes ia tn ctoaode tbe silk, and *!*«' div» it « little stiflhess. and even' plaid silks of thsp>MSLdulicala c*4<*i»are made lolook ikew in thi* way. If a silk is »h»4 modh soiled,sponge k only on wfat ia to. .be ibs oufada, and iron ll on the other. A R1.1«I Mock silk may be imtdc^ainaist m woel'a the new,” again and again by tbto process, and those wbo her* never tried il wvitdd be surprised renovating sSbct. Good ribbons. Wank, white,nr colored are inode fresh and baudsume in precisely tbe same way. To iron them, art ti<e fr»n acroaa one end, and while you press iLfard. draw toe wfala iaogb of tba rib­ bon under it with tlio other band. Raw silks should be washed in potnloe water, as dirwcledjor calicoes that are li­ able to fadv ; nndafter being rinsed onre and bung without w ringing upon the line long enough for the water to drip <>fl', toey sbmild be rolled for fifteen minute* tnasboei, and then trotted dry, ou tho wrong aide. Stomach: ‘Liver and..Bml vcmxLtat aacnS —a a»taY c“”* F1LYTTTt1*' p—L^ir 'B.c^rutBYor Yua Vb Vnt 'ft'-..-------* oJ<nx'Wc*ta^SouY'<\Y\Ycrc ..ssr^xs: trxS'stM '■•■■'■ •’■■ . asWAirteta. Jnd MfhnAkf BITTEfiS. wvuck. wuAti\ a\x at^tU cS BtoxwacK wkXcXxAS tokewcw V-ro^e-v <xwatLU\Xt*, axxA at tin \crw^.ev \vvtte, are a wareVrcveaXv&c c$ SiLioue Fever, Fever and jUgue, Liver Cfamplaini, (Dyspepsia, Jndigeation, Kidney Cornpla,inia, aoii a\.\ Wmclm* a lav uatun. 'V\vc»c 'BX.ttc.’Cft att covcO(lo%cA ©5 vote, a©& ^o\»<’r5u'V rooX» a\x& XycAjs, ujltuc'u vaakt Vm wt NotHina that is eat whetaetne. gesiW *' • jf l STOMACH sauuaesosrawMw—»ra—’ , . i . , B i» w«U ta ba forwvrard Nt*‘=“ end, so Uraa tba luunsn *j«utn c»n b«. protectedt br faults roaaea ^msl m.l.dtro or to so Mwheleone auara'torv, in>|>ure water and other external causes. Hosri-rtxas Ditxxn* ta*.’ ^"dteute'tei/toiMf srUhJvwraod JeMrtfkw j Srjri^E-.K.Vu-siXTrt tnadiclw. Foer and A|re«r*lieV.., alter towg pt^dwsth raltoso lor nsrttoa taenia, aa»J SKSilWXJWZB l-.orr ta 1 rroi-y irrenles and chff.atftiro.tot' tW lime. entities aicfet- rcctr Alnd ct labor, sc dre! m« injr all my CMnlori.- Last samawr I era mo.w.i taking Hni*rwpte*uarei* tartbat* i. 'Vo'cv.e. R. J. GRANT! _ ita^fol ■©V Hoback'* ftXovuo.c\x WvXXettt IK MY USE OF THADE Come and See !! 't/mfUtgi in aii awuaaa^etoto. WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED ‘ All •• Kxlracl Bucbw? ” “ SwMpSrillrt " Taprovtd Rosa tfub. SM» er Daruaun EvibtwcciC, A largo stock of g- “The doctota ifiugreu” thoroughly, as u» whether bots real Iy dn any harm or not. The ystluw eggs which often cover spot* on tho inside of the knees and back WEDS Cl of the abouldera of Horace, and ire scat­ —. ............... tered alssw be reoyer hie body, produce sapereeding 41 otbers. the hot The gad-fly which lays them, like a emaff “bumble bee” in appearance i« wall known. The horse Leks the egga aad Httte grube nniekly make tbelr appeSranre, are licked <4fand swallowed.— They develop* in the stomach, hanging by two hooks cureing outward from the m«4ltH.^.Tbsy absorb little or nothing throogh the akin, hence medicines which wiS umHH the borM will not disturb »hun. When they have mntnred, they aaaame tbe naps state, drop off, ar^ thrown out with the faces and *<hm> hatch into gad flies again. It ia wild that they somstimM cut holes throogh tho stomach baMOcauaag^sal distran or death. But Mr. Brscy Clark, who has studied more atrefully than any other man, thinks tha« Hiey do iilds or no harm. Bones net pMttvred never hires botx. Greasing those parts of tbe horse to which the (fad­ fly attaches her eggs, will in part prevent fee troeble. Perhaps grease might kill iho.egF* *w»Howed; nutritious diet la boUer than any physie. Tho plan on the homestead farm was, to give a large quan­ tity of sweotened milk, and follow With physic in half an hour after. The theorv was. that the bote “let go” to eat the milk, and were then carried «>n by the pby»K-.—American Ayriadlurut. o o x> a Which we offer al tcaisu. IO2MJDIB3D ITEi PtTEMT UJ ■ I IPMCJBS, We hare every kinder goods, each GROCERIES "Dt. 'yko'oacV* ftKovcvacXv 'XVAX.ryw ate XVu, v\.c\\ ihkvcCb SoXace ax\A Covc^ott* mkos Pianos & Melode­ p“J“C’CtKf— PIANOS NEt BALOlA KINO will speedDy 'S'AX.ecn ARE you rocked with the teetarooer Itwsrvann? Warsaw1* Nr**un» Ktxu srfll sptrdik rvUcrr AUyan aaflcriag boa tlie gnawiot>of Drarxr- ^ewA»«xv<xvwf, ■£Sno.vtXmchYNvj»c’aXttxi, "RWamaVuMca, cXe. i ora jut up fn quart --- -- --------- tha above ia a,fao-*in^ile. ‘The IxLK to fituly engrotvd.and is prouidad With a *zfo-[ruard from ooutUei/sitore. ffrtoe fl per bjftto, w FOR SALE BY Rtoerte* Striker. K» Hebeto, fcyR. Trrry, ©merilk: M. G/brift, Preinrrille-, B. B.ttonwtodMS. Middtotilto. end by dr»KFi*u and Bisrcfaaau generally. . PIANOS GROCERY,, Eating tf Billiard IWLD X'i'ffk MEm PIANOS PI ANUS PIANOS •SSftWwiro too. . rm for dlv;i:. H^ltand Ttyil. ■ . ’ [ C R. WALKER. Pr^w, BrfaU WTWENn’.ONR TEARS ago. vr WRLOMDirg J** *• rodurftororero. .ud tafatur 1. are. to UaJaarkM. rorf«ui, DRY GOODS! JOM> BOBBBT* l-tf Lake St. ' ■—'jo— sJ artAXve, Bo\A\.tr'» AND *2 W. W. KIMIAH, 'Dr. ’R.oWek'w SxouvoaAl x ■* BTMELL, on*!. - perfect SPBCiriC Lrcnrra. ... . . ...___ ’ - EATON A HIcNALGHTON. UpMoro, roora, rod J wp . GOOO MlI.I ARH TABLE, we tai. the patreoa^ cl Ake puLllc, to Her hK thst we ean 8i. c antire saUsfucUon. .. OUR STOCK or GROCERIES IS VERY FVLL AND (XlMPLETE HARD-WARE! OUR BILLIARD TABLES Arere-fltted with New Cn.fataaa, MBj the Roossa are Spacious and Heaaant. CwBvraleai, Pteawnt Qwlet. astd ar A’O Drvnferenw rr Aow^tum till bt aUarc.i, ' ernca 91 wAsataorox awr Urt-erBatabyaHBreraMU.' Dt. KoWek'* ft\ovtvac\x duAttt,' auxw, awil vcuxke, 1a$c OUR EATING DEPARTMENT JEFFERSON FARMER, G* Ag’t • Mrt^Jtrttof tbr swdieMie, >s|irK»*« was ss X>*. ’SLoXmuVb SXovcvacXx WvXXcvs Vax^oroAe XW. weak, ax\4 ditXwX.Aa'uA. Is j treat tbe inflamaWcn by aatapUsms nfi r tor Md ^mpt- at .ort w.11 Zc-wt Z Itasred oil renewed every three hours, i K vswljil oflstasr stamp. CnlkeboaatMde on J P toiivery of maefato*., if dm! -.4, »-«,.» tbe BOBEBT* A Idv. ‘Bko\>aek,% fttoNwacXx ‘BVlXc.vs, wave \W \loot ‘DocXqt'b to\\.X». c. -w. Jfb'.i East Fourth et , Cinmnnaf., to when •n ordart thoidd be addrssted. nTBa*»pa>.»iA.— A preventative and cure of Hydrophobia ie spnken uTby (reUftutni ItocMsmata of a vapor bath,a «nale«Ms« eInninatlug the viius, aUbuogh Ur, B,4aaoa, tba me eetor, uses one Uii ench ofseven SDOOMaivedave. The wound ■ to«> be pressed w.U white' in the bath.— hnmediately after tho bile ia inflated, the siW. to ba sresbed with a pises of I XVCJ^r^’^^rwtod! c*TOjtaixa BiwstK ■•Drr»..ma»r. Ooo.toH AHey. atare Tapper at Oct. to. 1MX" THE’1 /■'ITf 1>T^0m^ wtow Ml curt, t\w. \kOor per Uottie, or*lxra>»5. >y addnaa. ireurely packed Cr CIjIIE'^SX- x^.t-Mieiskrax- oun GOODS YtStiZYCLMiS ■■'■'■"■ ■ ■•■­ GROCERY, EATiM AID BILLIARD Wm. L Batoh, D. McNacnwrox. Ha-"-aS.aBSbtal,Oto ■■TeiT’rtig «Ctf JAumta- DvrrnsEsiEXT. tf T* HAJmWAMt STOBX. on Monrdfe1! > � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-06-01.pdf 355e3b397a0ae0ab587861fac6c00341 PDF Text Text X .U I. kW’ ewan aa J a 1 4d|UW M«t wM .t-'-Bl >>•« vaU A»«»>A«n« neail KT TJ{^a. **' V* fWJ Io *-< If A ■ 5 ,0= ■~!'nl*W J? .iM irwrft mJBk a Enact fiMtofte 9^ Mtep te.o»w.. H We And thafeltotety-ntyOH pCiyuu was beMOMte^ a:-strapping! fellow «M«Miagai0Aaaillb.d alrfT teifou»i aadMigteteadangaanaa •iMdlMr DRUG STORE IH '»» 1 lla .. i.-iTT; ,'*■ ’ JmwtltallN.aeHsa c|Mfl WAMteftetatet-. . . IteMte* Uteri! foa te L »A. btteL ; foris fo^ttef th* MW'VtoMIVW. ad dfch dtewHbyd fcfWf ttet young botSe«;dbr tanwaatetmateigaapanteiitete mptrtbip,tette wa^^o.cteiMUMd to wwk, agd tobk maltossyery^y^Eton .W. reproptew 4 o his sbij----------------- ** not torpqse hap. , Uy hip to any «to.a»df Mha MH Mpr everything that pMsj F*«y.»tej«iwkMh gastinjs' SuntHs firntvrj. aluMdown all' three top-Siusta, said 1M :maM to^dteewM msrajM. jp(M * hoK.m^gte^jJTuan.Fcrt^n^, dljrI-, Alphaualoold tte, budtevapd .proiiite ' .B-viwtU, ate that Bal rf€«»i ssslcato, raiats, Oils, Cam B Hiear, WuirfrtgT-todd, Where wM winA blow, aMi dtlriw grow, And uboelitfht ahaSowe alarp.' 'Tfr el|te*'i»bs wd {wo fi*t wjk* TVIil’tS'TfSE AN'D ALCOHOL. ad Mi work.in Urn moahlaiauruly apppMr. Uwaadight.bafo<bteteiA*isteAib«jte- r il'Nowiiaift’t you e akqUi-Tb iMbtecly tednd VI. taid ite officer,as Alptem fetop down froto aloft.’ , d -AlpteeuejRid nothing, thwgh M»a«rpl of lte«rtw#rinned at him M if; they UT FO» MECHAMJCAX. ARD. MEDICINAL, Till Unmp ol deem II shall b« mine, ocuntefcd. entirely »Uh itemnau. Ao3T&rt*TitfB>di MhmBefore wk ted reached tte. Sandwich Lo*t btaHb.'lMrfevrt: 5o*< lev*, lo»l bop*! Islands - livwo’er, the continued ill usage on teswd Ite^b'p ted sort-ed to oom blue the crew niuro closely .tqgotiu! t, pod sveo ite haulier and laziness of Alptew wore forgottaa. SJisallanj. Yea s hearty laugh ..wm raisad at the upeMf of *bs» yflung man whM, om» of the crew MpeeiinR puQleteseni, Alpbpus TEA. corns. SEGA B. SPICKS. PEPPER. premised to Was l.it infaior of prunes, figs. Babins. codhkiC bis tew Mast Shipmate. W» were lying at .’•- -dr wtUum coitrrucK. , i fael^.Trrjthing In the Orocsry Ute abah aa Honolula; pteiltF had ran away ted Alio a great Tandy at th* bad teen caught ate brought on teard I wuIo a wh.ileman jmt from -Nantockrt. While the ship dMs hi tte gulf the teip by sareral natives empfoyod to ani'DDMKT stream I observed; at I stood at the helm, ferret out deserters among tte mounlaiMAnd Copklng Extra cis, that much l^nversatlou pissed between Tte poor feilaw wav in irons, and aa LA.AC.O.HOLBRQOK, the ea pulin' arid mate In regard to'tbe the taptain bad promlaud- to flog bin owner of the vessel. ,< white mr inch, of bia lifit,Hho prospMt TTr alto keep on haad a good aaserte»st of “Rp looked milertbla the last time he was not an ambrosial era peer's dream. tribe tested of&eir eJliojt; Canvtyanctea. cUtaette. eufiMmiety A~1 KMrt* C!*u». came down to the wharf,” said the male, “Nbom-nteA B«h,naai* Alateus; neoSTATIONERY, ,-*^4* OSes ia Uolbrnot Block. “I think Ma voyage is pretty.npte up— aoringly pf‘k will dp wbatf can fte yba?’. FENS. PENCILS, INKS. PAPW. KTwon’t hardly'*esther.It tif! we get . There was . general rose, and'mu? vaLOPnrMBMr *e., *e. hack." Bob himeelf couki tel help smiling, as' bb The captain turned-partly nr^nnd to knew that- Alpteds nraa tbe Im! man J In Upon oor •het'ree n>»y be foewl all ol th give mo an ordef, snd then Mild-to bit the teip whose weed would - hate tey MOfrf POPULAR eblef officers : ' •“' ■' •i1 vrtue with the ospt&in, or any body alee “■Do you know anything abodt that teibtend. *.i r*w sAlnwaw oil;/ JIM MIB*^ I’rflfwcw technical aa to time, j .XtoMwkhalAeui tyfftted lU«p pri»oaof,>ut howorea t so fortunate. groceries THt MWTmStt SAllBI. tetagtetaMvitena,) aa lead iMadidtely,andof necessity, toasingla andu»|> itahia wboliimori, the omiaawn to-draw ttetAOOdMioa Mpteasly will nte vitete tte ptedingr • The remaining ground of error alleged is that one Jotm- 'HendVHbmu not being shown-to iiteteba tey -^ ^ual^j bona, was allowed toa*k a question in- «k hmtr^tete Knowing: that bar gup rd a had Important papers for General PATENT MEDICINES “1 only'know, sir, that he’s'jntl 'from the college; he’s hem iff thr Island to W« would nspeclfc IN annoooc* tp th* «ltl- school ever since b# was knea high to a leinltv. tl*t Wy laWud to acetol Huiluga tody tofcd. and must be chuck foil of laming GlteaaataUauS jedp* by this time.- Them that’s seen' him says he’s a fine,’ stout, well built yopup Nod U> teU man, that looks mom like a granr-dar CT3AJP, than> A'dleue bred.” -7 ■ ”If» tlUly lie buainess will fall into or Heady his hand* ver/T56f,’*,>ul*served the cap Special eUcnUun wij tain, mutintfly? ' T'1 tNO huA pnHiny n» Fl 4Ye«, sir. Th* At* mnn cv?t hold out *D* purcliaaUig medic om of u> eea r^yrapw. nit*h>*o«^k- Fteteil that M ««rn ns iboir I ■-u.K . . . E'jsS’j’irj Pt® CASH G-EITXTXN’B. ' •■••■'’•■• ROBERTS A STRIKER. BsarpW April 21, issi-, H. F, UHEBBY, XOVXTY CtBBK as* *«*’»•• O*8r / to' tb» C“rt H«*«sI ........ ’ C. FR1BDLB, tuate,‘teat-Iteao-yonngtterwam navar so strict e» old ones—" "What's that to me 1" interraptad the raptain, In m>captious a manner that the mate loteed an aa If be thought It was a great deal to the ptseiooate manL। ' ’Tte mate knew that captain Johnson OFFICS -UVfcB m-AliES STORE. had got a ship coder tte utmaat -difficul­ ty. There had be«n ante twporta af-bin erncity and vMent todroer that It was not eaay to ship crews for tte *«esels which he oornrriondri; Buktheotame of BiMMARIlED SOLDIERS, who bar* >eor<ati moderate term*. . .. . DR. A. P. DRAKE. PRACTICAL DENTIST. WSWUW?SX- -• .The mala well understood that be liad disturbed tte captain's mind by speak tag of.tte nM'dnM'AWithdrawal (tw te*in*ss, andte haatonsd lo change.the sub- a porpoia* «t a Camp raasthig. »c Nobody was surprised ak.lteU/..Wated become aoentomed to fate pearliatitee; bnt ’•tep. oa tte next teerhiug, tte teptoin came on board in a towering passion sad roOcd like a bull for the offending Bob, aederdertd hlmto be seizad up io tte riffiag and deggsd. »w sU lurasd .our •ye* uj.Mjn Atphkua, wondering what hb tonx-rity nugiivailempt. • »>h:rKl r c-i Bab was strippad to. tte buff nud -aeised up in the main rigging by .thamdlaa Thechptaih stepped forward witb-a piece va raiding IU Uieuma w ovwuuasad tar K •or amMemeot, Alpbaus walko* Boldly dp to'tteeoaptota;'ateNteAdtte ropn from-Ms hand, and draw tog.out hit •bnlfaXknlfo, tegtete entte stifrllnMby which Bob’s limbo were bo end. Captain Johnson-elapped teak boa, peer, and fiairly TtMted ’al ths tervtk, >hik tte oiatM ran op to colter tte au­ dacious youth. “Lteatldfs* <»-ms tr -^>l <f*W!" cried AlpIfoM to tte ofitwf-H a too*of haughty d«4a*teJ^I<*> *bBld have done credit to Yorriat or Macready in Coriolat.ua. -The nratoateetatnd. ~ “Seize themMloteii'MotSdrel I” eboutod Capote:JduMPr "Kaote him dawn with a«|e«*sr J , BcmJi He MUi!" _> “Stood bark impartemil varleta I" aaolaim^d theyouih.and-t*kite<« »^‘P of paper from bw -boaan, ba handed Ji to the captain. The latter Rlanood ewer it and turuod.aa pale «s death./ Ha alar­ ad m 4IpUm »a teM^asi > gbete •*< forntva-gfmr. o&MMUbtelM aaid AJpteuap.bMkJFMnesaterl . . . Tte oapto^J*pMdto*teiM*L‘ « Tillc, Major CnbmMMda tamtam wards Shelby’■Hie tdobjte» hrfoemddon of. tbdato-aagth nod Ttiateoo nfc aha a—► my, and while retarpidff .t^iaateUte was captured’ Dn 1 ate Hardfai rplkhj 11 teilaa from Xte lattar ento. tea was plnoad tfo a lioru, and in cterga of. AWb •court waa todng takM toBprisw Hili, tte beadqnarUira of Forrest. whUa on tte way to this plana, she feigned aickoseo amtea.d stesowid wot tratteany further without falling from ter'tersa. Her tapOQt»eto^p4d M ertease on tte toad 4led two Jsysafter, the assault upon hin- Hsndar^tt was jonMed aa a rabutiiqg wkmsa,M>d was sated, undsr objeeUon, whether there wan “any csas of. aiyaipe-1 Im atem Lite Mi*te«rbood.«rf; lbs yuixienas allAtedeoSMcd tefortfhla osaring Anted feiMB^AtemwJSi witw«.4UM,wecpd,,,Npl air). Matter ,teitee nor stecsj.Qo aiokanee «u*iafA«M* •in .miftoarCteM JtekA’a rwdsaoa dgr- toga. Seeing uh old negro; dlKJ appear, ed to commiserate her unfortunate plight* •he watched bar opportunity and placed *10.in -Tonu ease* mowj in hip. haa& ■ayipgl. “rte op t1** n)*1> 'UoWs.' ate MM back in, afow minutes,: telteg us that 400 Federal* are coming down tte •treat." \Tbe faithful,negrp oteypd.Xte Drier; 11 ter^tty, anff' itoon came back' in the greater* azditateot, toilfag fttalte •ary. Tae ton^rwba*1.’.told Urate lied. T> aid, adored man ail down te Ma “ The 'fcobla atlhia belie V eil ’)ds Morr, I.g‘. . ! -»• -ft-^ »3» monutec xncir nurse*,arm aKeosoufoa for^he^w ooda. Misa Crabtrai^ wbrieg a Md pMsWtiiwpiekMs in thiatwny, but tte AiathMdiaat was oWorato. ; ll381,„ She pleaded that aha. was gvlngto m« '/no^dg tany rrad< ibe turted back. Sdelng a light at a form'bouse she eought stelteri Ai «M man race, red htektedly, showed ter to » r9»m,«d said ba WteM awake tee at an esrlybour in Ate monting, and stew ter the road, to Franklin. Aloud knock awoke her in ths mom. Ing fried ter lethaan slumbers, sod upon arousing, ate found ter terse saddled fiwteiHrt HUffuatestoA*rm AaHmute. srac®™ zsrmaawTtoxr On Gold and SUv*r PUie, ®e .' • . on vulcanite rubber base 0. fem aKeHK IstM SerteKrtototyp^ra* tiwTHWIteWNabpy. Btetea IMS' fnd Aobdeirtnad tn be etaented aa dabrWbatot afek. bar execution was portpenetT 8br Badly, after lying in prison xhre-e wfortbs, sent for Bragg and mUB MH If be ted w MWf. Steer*. i- ,U" “ ^m?5gsirep: han8ra*Bttf«b,'Ait». Now. Iftewtt «A old man, o’.tfkr'aWf It WMWPgrft btyri ar tet’nrf a* a ehaw of Plg tail." “Tter.fi moah talk nf that kind In tie in, u4 U. insi. �NEWS wbtebth* onto lad. ________ Tention, or else the published report of fare as much credit th« proceedings in th* Ad^rtutr A Tribwee mferepraeeBta ita doing*. It b an easy thing to be mistaken, however; and m Mr. Wright attended the Convention, and we did not, be may b* supposed to It* lea* likely to be in error than w*.— We vill, a*vertbelaeaa abow our readers what w* baaed our opinions upon, and leave it entirely to tUm, whether our statetraat* derarved to* flat denial whfeh frirod Wright gives to than. Oor report of the proooadiag at toe eonveettoa published last week waa vary Danville railroad. The en urabtoteadhr them any % Lana.—’Oire right have nal* to too eonvaetion two Delegatee and their Alternates to at tend to* Nation­ al Convention, and toe proposition was acceded te vidkowl opposition. . twean to* Lincoln and Fremont men, It, as upon General Grant, who had the neither waa thtew any compromise what­ genius to aooeeive and toe boldness to ever, betwaea any two fsottoo*, but on order It. How severely' L*e baa been handled in the battles of tb* leal two toacontrary there waa but on* olaae of weeks b shown by bi* sullen retreat be­ d«legatee there, if w* except three del­ fore thia mmresre of Grant. He evi­ egates from this connty who were dently felt himself too weak to enooun Fremont men, and on* from Antrim ter Meed* la the open held; be dared abunty who, though a Lfo*oln Delegate not risk a pitobed beitte which was th* foaa Instructed by Iris constituent* to v*t* alternative Great offered him: and coo- for adefcotiM of men who wraid cap­ eequenUy ba fell beck hurriedly toward port N. P. Banks for toe Presidential Domination ; bat aa he oonld not find any Banks men to vote for b* had to do the next brat afing—vote for Lincoln dele- much condensed from the published re­ port in the jLdvtrtutr and Tribvaa, and it b presumed that ita report waa also eondeored ia acme of it* part*. In toe ’ Asorwaa Boldik* Dsas.-I private totter from U. IT. BailI rucrtber, re hare the sad inlrll Tribana', report, we Cod tb* following, in regard to the manner of appointing dalsgatee in toe Dfetricta, ta which Mr. Wright says there was no opposition: tlea death of Mortimer Hamill “Mr. IngeraaR, of Bhhwaaeaa, moved that a committee of two from the State nmendment that the First Congreesiocal District be allowed to name its candidate. He named Ron. Wm. A. Howard. Mr. Morrison still thought as there wore six Congressional Districts in the State, it was boat to proceed to Ballot TEBBIBLE C1LJJSITT. Our city was visited Saturday morn­ In eo tn men ting upon this part of the ing by an appalling calamity. The pro­ peller Nile, of Evan* d* Cs’s. line of pro peller*, from Buflale to Chicago via Mil­ nays editorily: waukee, exploded her boiler about half '•The work before the Convention, past eeven o’clock, jest a* the passengers when ones enterorod upon, was soon ao were about to sit down to br*ekf*st. The complisbed allbouah rontideral divereify explosion occurred at Buckley At Qj’s. dock where tbe brat bad been lying about an boor. Tbe stern of the boat b a complete wreck and eearly all under water. The bow is aU shattered, but the passenger deck rad pil*t house with tbe moot af the “eppecrtmcv” of a “oompro­ extreme stem are above water. Persona mise” waa based upon lime facta and that other faet,that District delegatee were pro­ posed by the districts rad voted upon see* eta, while those at largo were balloted for by the whole convention. It aeorne ton* that Mr. Wright Im proceedings, to* Advertucr and Tribune N.w York, May 80.—The Timca* special eave Grant's reconnoiswinco on Inuraday showed toe rebel, to be in full force, and bolding a powerful position in edr immedihte front, wwrawhat in *d vance of Liy^c River. Tbc ground was very favorable to him'and be had iccu pied every hour in fortifying. If driven back from there, even, be bad an elabo­ rately prepared line of works at the South Anna to fell back upon. Grant therefore determined to rceroea the North Anna, swing round to the left over the Pamuoky, and leave Lee to enjoy hl* position. A cavalry demonstration waa made to divert toe attention of th* enemy while Grant’s movement took place, which proved a success, for when it was eccom phtoed th* rebels were completely taken by the person* presenting hb name, that hb ebotae for tb* namtaadoa by to* Bel timer* Convention was Abraham Lincoln. Sol say, that if ray man, whose first choice for nominee of the Baltimore con­ vention b or was Fromoat, waa elected delegate to tbs’, convention, he obtained that tketion by prttfnding io be a Lincoln num. And 1 a*y It too witboat fear of sueoeasfol contradiction. Furthermore; whan th* vote was tok­ en upon to* adoption of the reeolutiens reported by the committee there woe net a aiitenting voice; but th* resolution* wore received aa they wove being read, with sntbusiaatio applause; and when th* sentiment io toeaaoood resolution, (••That Abraham Lincoln b our first “bbote* for too next Presidency,") wee read, th* .pootaneac. burst of applause, woild have aonvincad any observer that the con vention was of “one mind and outside of this county, we know perron* ally, sod have had conversation with them during the last four weeks, and they were not thee In fcvor of such re-oomL eatten. ‘Most of the delegatee to the National Convention were also In that convention and we still insist upon think­ ing that they are not all in favor of re­ nominating Mr. Lincoln. .catoCaliM, and it aeey 5e(f) lira “dele­ gate* have obtained their eiootion to th* Mall anal Coeveraiew by Awn^and dw 57,la money. Th* shipments same time were 4,157 package wee* sect mainly tu Knoxville, U. 8.10-40 BONDS. nodga, Cairo, and other point* d Mississippi, while the expenditn Over 110.000 of thh were expended for hospital । about 8550 for clerk hire, fuel, st and other office expenses, while race went for purchases tor tl Soldiers* Home, drsyage, far* fol wetiag for the these last two mutt contains* variety of matter—n odjemrat ofsanitary store* from in the field, with their names atu statement of the present noed; as toroote that “water* of tbs rivers shall run down stream," or that “all in­ ert bodies should seek the centre of gravitatieu." As to the two delegates from this Con greesional District— Mr. Tower of Ionia and Mr. Conwell ef Newaygo,—they claimed, in the census of Delegates from thia District to be Lincoln men, and were nemlaated by the caucus with that CompdmBfo ' Mtnfirtwy questions, “What becomes of to raised by the Sanitary Comro tf^w we Sanitary stores dlstril the Army of the Cumberland’ soldiers r seel ve th. st ores sent tb testimonial* from surgeun., chapl, army correspondents, cuncerol dMtW*l distribution uf sanitary among toe soldiers—the report Fretedewtof th* Coo.miMt.n * <na$* a lateteftr ef observation , the Army of toe Cumberland—a oflhe Cairo Soldiers’ Hume, with history of ixa operallvn*. Ing In Atwater street, upon too atone pavumnL Tboee who were further off describe the round as much heavier than It appeared to those near by. Buildings all along Jefferson avenue Were shaken, and one looking al the explosion » half square distant, saw a dense black cylin­ drical column at duel, steam, smoke, broker timbers, and rifted Iron Ira*, tost presently come down lit a deadly rain, endangering life for squares around.— When the fragment* had sighted, too scene of destruction was most complete. If we were incorrect in saying that tb* delegation from this State to the Nation­ al convection was divided in sentiment we certainly had good reasons for so deck, was blown completely over thinking. W* know several of them 0‘Gredy'a warehouse, which b four etorfoe In height., He fell into Atwater street, hb head striking the atone paving near the middle of toe street, the spot the ronvaation to be Fremont men. The being indicated by mariu ef blued. His Detroit THhwe confirmed thia belief, nack waa probably broken by toe foil, when, to tte isera ef May 1»th,HanH: and his bead b horribly disfigured. Mr. Bacon waa one of lb* nobleman of enter­ “Several at to* leading ^legatee to prise who hav* been cooawlooow* to de­ veloping the resources of the Interesting region of which he waa an honored res- New it nay be that w* hav* been heretofore mistaken relative to these to«l; it may b* toe Tribveu b entirely Marsh and April, were 4.134% packigw ofsanitary .upplies^w sick soldier, other like expanses. Tb* Report la unusually full ai menu. When he claim* that the three delegatee froae thia oocnty ware toe only delegates io th* Convention opposed to the nomination of Mr. Lincoln, w* think he to misuken. Some of th* delegatee ' the above Report has been %y which wo learn that the re th* Cotnmtoeion during the n> The R well worthy a reeding, end satis! disposes of several knotty points > J.a. TAJT ■BUMMt WOOLBJt FACTOHY, HASTINGS. Mita. lag the Cummiaaion, which have c •*d wo little speculation. . In* Atlatic for June baa the ring tab)* of contents: ,.A folk about guides, by Maria Wrings; The Kalif of Baldeeca, b fellow ; Life on the Sea lahnde be written by a colored lady;) toe dboomfiture of the enemy sad exult ov*r oar locate. When th* new* of the death of tb* gallant Wadsworth reached tb’re city there was one man found base enough to shoe* “served hit* right;" while SDOtoer dadared that b* hoped aad believed "Le* wouM a** up Grant before ba got through w«h him.* Tb* Bnflalo A hu ta.n rMund fr Gen. Butler, but no mention is mada any conflict eince th* defeat of Fitzhi L*e, at WllaM’* Wharf, by to* brig of Gen. Wild. No Intelllgeoce be* b*aa received all my last telegram from Grant or Si (Sigrad) Day atFoxdsn; Prospice; W a> yoarfamilin. »*• Try id! ' WOOL CARDING U th* B* Ifaraer. Irving by Donald G. Mitchel Rim,- by Mica Prescott; The N ’tfayiardTaylor; Robson, by Geogusun Sala; The Parallel R Glee Roy in Scotland, by Ages. der OH by Robert Browning; ■weeks in the Greet YoSemit*. b AfUUdlow; Horae and Hoi mM. Mr*. Stowe; Shakeepe Dr. Holme*; How to nee Victo ■ -ffhowr.—Tbe contents of th terttei*r*f ibis old, popular and f. We magaslM pre what they alws Ciy loterraUng. «udey is bev WwmBom h to* jMbiitafiuo Of cWUdis*’ M^axine by anyth, wnylro^y ip this county. For th< MMte Vsd pattern, wnd the e kted dT H*rfl*d wed for Godey** G^r.ut a—in .u«t niw �fciftW ‘rlHiil iNli a* CALL AND SEE THE NEW COOD8 AT rll 31 A. L. SKINNER’S (W Large and moat complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots dk Shoes, Carpets and Pound THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STOBE IN BATTE CREEK. -m1-'- * mu »■ i«t . -s- 5 H 1 « ,U1 ^*3 ! . E .JS :^8'is; A ? $ “ 4a1 CS 3H »». i Hi ft? i rf Q-rSJ O c-sw’o-a-ao »a bM-S 1 I i ■ s s n rpin I S 1' 3 s n U « 1/af r?5 Lafciitfi ft »>f« fH#fftinl IHflilKi T ® U I J ItiliJH HlH > inbiiwtW �UHaaotZ .OK aiL 8 3 .1 ..•3 vol. n. •aioovs Vukwm® ' Z. and i" / ?t||t gfatitp • fl milMID BVIBT fl have been bought for one-third what ft Vould bring at the presetrt time.’* Th® cause of this rise in the price of land V a liberal supply of muck and aabea. Tbo muck fa drawn on In the Winter and spread over the land; the whoa W«l plied fa tbe Spring, at A tot’ll .ftf five bushels to the sere; after esnw 11 planted it fa put on the hill or sown bread, cask Tbo general rale.ia U> itot «»n and pul tbe ashe* On‘thn W j »w to rye ia tha Fall at soon M Ufa corn ii ramov. sd, s<»d with clover the foltowingSpring. The following oernrrn, after tbe rye Is removed,’ the seed is gathered from die clorfls and the straw .toft aumdidg^ti the ground. This is done with one of Dis- OSes and, mail sabacrlban,! pMfa advene; etberwiM SO can I ADVKKTUISO. pod oonseqiunl profit to il>« Proprwior, Aw saablihg him to expend . M&tVft of dollars eMh year In itartWag foeb towito and peWiabfag the COME AND BUY MORE ^WHU.’tou* CtXtSUaUa which hare been showered upoWirim fida A\vt.'Cbux^t^. K\X chfaeW tbe purpose. Two toMK t. s«*4 •fC frequently obtained from, an acre; -tbe straw thus left standing, forms an exqsUcnl.*ub«toucr,-.lo. connection with thSaftnk; to fnAettorev wr epee to ths* they strike at lbs root ef Dfasme, by endwasfat trvj partiok of mxpunty places between tbe partides of sand, and .□ppl.fnm,, M kJ the salts around.it. I have known por­ tions <<these plains, the surface of which ft escMa a frtqwat dairy Md tlT>a fthhrtft to to all appearance, bad not beefl cpyfred with vegetation within lbs memory of man—whare the blackberry vine® grow dimaaa. a^AeaiMHBnr all weak and fteblo, and Jiro finger vlnci grew weak and far between, so complete­ ly. invigorated and eortehed In a few years, as to produce thirty* bushels of rye or twa huabais of clover seed to ths acre. Those lands thus brought to a state of fenilily, are capable of yielding a crop every year, undsr the application ofashes as thoae lauds whicb have never been re­ duced the owners of farms of heavy loam have fa-reUiforsi coosi de red ihcle lands of IXthact' little value, as compared with theirs j but I would aoooar cultivate a corn crop on them than on the heavier loam land. I can work two acres of the sand as cheap as one of the heavier land, because tbe Prtee 01 per Betite, or six forts. ploughing and hoeing c#c be done with Dsiirrrsd to any *^fiMto«n(y packed ftom less team and help, and in mueh less time. Ashes can be bought for twelve and b half cents per bushel, and I think are worth twenty-five cents to be sandy anil to eouneetfan'wWh muck. Tbw mode of operation for. tha. ttaalmcat. of sandy wdl, so as to bring U-on equal foot­ fag in a point of nroductirepeaa, requires uo uncommon skil IbuteuaKnendb iUelf to the practics-5f all—for any common manager of n farm may bceotoplut It without the aid of any adjuncts of chemis­ try, or what are called special manures hut by using merely those.great gift* of nature.—S. P. Kuatom, fa Cowwfry Gan- SSSiWttr **. Wax ’BVood., for ths Ufa and health rf the body depeafo .0.0-1) JS ialers ix groceries, : "u *YSLTSSWL-iS’l-',~b’’ D dace. Bi*h, batter, lard, no R. J. GRANT! Livar Orrr.plalnt, Frttr and jfgi*, Xwwwhpri), Fkmite CbmptoinU ®-j«ip*U*, Bt JlrUhonjf’s Fir., TV—, Etta, &rqfulcu» Cbaeumption, ria I I I nrirr nKEof trade Come and See It the ground to be kept loose around the plant. On large farms it would be better to sow. in various places, aa when ±c soij is rich it throws it oet of its dfaurea for c# reals. When there to no land In Allow, tfaecluenry may follow potatoes with w> :> K' I Iw^t,r*M KO BERTH EALERS ia drop, medicine*, cine*, palate, oil., lanwntlne. ■aro Ifanon. dye-alar*.window |l. isrles. .taLionery, and fancy srliel B.lbroak'* New Block. HmiIbc*. k D TTORXEVS.nd Coanwlior* *1 Ildloro in Chancery, *•»*»«« •apannanbip, wlU promptlr *jfa to to the baaiocu o( their eJlfay. C A ANOTHER was cured of Ferae Sssw -a mil.ai7.« JUST RECEIVED DTK B'dT t'ft O U ’KS®HynED IPIRiKKSB, FbriBer and Hb . - "Wovk \Vm, a OftAvm.. raSTWE OF THE PEACE. Will ASVooA. VA\% on the Bsust aetiro and thorough piib that bare over been introduced. Th»v aot so di.TjcUy mx>u the Liter, eaefting thit organ to snel an extent a* that tbe svstata does not ralafwe Into to former con diLion, which fa too apt to bt th# CBM with shnply • purgative pill They are really a VxW., will OUTS oh the afiireinoniioned diimuti and, of themselves, will relieve and cur* BbodavAe, -Obstiwness, , Osho (Pmi, CKolmJdorl,^. MANOS nxxfis GROCERIES i | Try thaee medioines. and you v ill Barer regret it Ask your nstohbon, who have need them, and they will esy they are CXooX 'WcCCvcmce., xrWaine to hb office with fidchtj k«L Office epjxalte Dod<«-* Bate-, pianos TIAN' W. RTSICTAX*»d8urr«>n «. (HMAIL, ;i« la. st 'ostip^oiQk, Offic JOHN ROBERTS , HTRICIAN *ad Barren. DwtU IMPORTANT AND TRUE! hanob w* SOLD -Fl MEDAL uirru a itsse TTORXEYB *sd COUXBELLO I ARE yea racked with the tortervs of Endon,' WAneWs Wsaxuna Coo will ,p,Hl|.r ARJi^s.sflcrtogftwD ttap»wi»rofnr.r^ ... «SX-O"»O«A , ruKOs HARMONIUM*. Wo have every kind of goods, each a&B'JS & SBDIB?., I j i.-r.. I I * "S\.OOX . & SSBZSCZT1’4“~~w- ■*■ ’ >® -J^AE ■ »w t»» nciaii. ’ WEES* CELESSATED PATEIT . I scpvreedina ad I other*. ■ a4kex p«MM lb* meril at ais^iki Ttoe sue mtadaaed by'i ■ssUve sad •eorsiiv* e FHWM ef feeble b*l On persan writes, her daughter weaeured rf fits at tons years’ standing, and St .Vites dance ef two years AMOTHER writes, his son waa cur.d after bis flesh had almost wasted away. The doctors pronoun cod Cha case incur* ■fiVoodi awdt 1A»ct which, in conjunction with the The land must be well prepared and manured, three ounces and n hid f ofseed sown broadcast auffieo for an acre. It may be sues after follow, followed with barley Io the same mannerM.tumI}), but never more than one season an tbe earns field, as h dratta tbe land. 'Spring to the proper season for sowing.. h may also ba sown after lbs early sort‘of putslets and left fa tbe ground till the middle of Nov. w^en the roots should bo taken up and dried to make maketable chicory.' ■' When tbe young plants bare four distiuct leaves, they must be carefully thin ned oot *d left about one foot apart (ns the plant le of wide spread growth,) the weeds to be hoed out occasionally, and gistings' business "Bloodi. Vwnjwt axtA. VAX* MANOS W««“*lteWU >u>. >W ■fj.sfcag1- JW, Txrx.L Rkbcot* V*^'™ AWAAUMk kpo. . PIANOS and you should try them before going for s plxy ifhAtAM « AlBii. IS Ud H. N. SHELDON, OCNTY TREASURER. WWp' agent, sad read the emdfieatee, and if you have aver dohbltd yoa will ' *- Vt.O VCkOVQ. I i H. P. CHEMRT, Clothing j ■ AND DRY GOODS! MT MttODEOTO 1 r Dn«,biw B.Id^ T ■st OMMfbetarwi » cwmmMSd known a. inis. Toi/a kauus or Botndm^MM^ cad taMer towetota foifton perfect sraciric f4r cov.m.eouM srswy mtoran- An IHustrased c*tola<wr, *s»"- *** *■ «. C. PBI.XDLE, FOR SALE BY ^ss-csr-sst’ ROSECUT1X0 ATTORXEY.C'o- GROCERY,, ■ Eating if Billiard 8AL.OOIV. eusiBTOCK or oiodwao, IS VERT FULL AND COHPlBTE. aerveU&a J have bseotns■ folly ' aatMadl that thw-snimwr offeeetftag hsyttffcrw. I to thrteawee. The owil.cmtom iato’Jrt ' Ufa* dmw it throegh a »dt. strippfag MS1U oWk. tte Sms teio in rcHpinftfan, produces the cough. Tbo : care UAOsirte to rwmovtog tis aww —that to. the roeh.-afaJ sowing thermal h. lake his fc-W to the MUue.1 way. 1 EC. 1STER OP DEEDS, sod KATOS A-BoNAVCBIWl. A writer fa the fatal fa* Yori.fr give*thia valuable hint t "It h will known | aq.cluvsr hay very oftew tnahca- thaws cough, bat the why,nod wherefore tMT not be generally l»pwn. TrtHu<& 1 STEBBINS A ELLIS, ANUFACTURER dTeaddUlerb Ot k BILUilD TABUS F. KMonr, E EXCHANGE. J <WR GOODS ■—<•*</«*> tow Unusnafiy Igrw! ON FARMER, POBTMAIT5. HOWAI AM.Wter � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-06-08.pdf 843b718c9e13a70ec253a1a7508d64b8 PDF Text Text slasaisBtrtsvbA; .SIWAS aOHTTBAt 'gXMAOlAi .I I > i NQ.fi •rijraljcttqi. AT TUB DRUG STORE!!! Wrap for Uw farad site* fall cti, la tbs battfas' daadly strife. Manfully tbsy met lh» faman. Cbsertnlly gare tbsirMfa. Weep Michigan Wa.p! Haarii sow by som* atriekao. Roberts & Striker, gastiujs’ Suiuas ^Jircrtorn. and most complete assortment of And did «• part in .ngoi.b, Wbso Us last “gooC-bps” we gave » Wa faadlj hoped again Io see Uta. Our praj" “God save Ih.m 1 bbt MUGS AMD MEDICINES, Chenlcale, Points, Oils, Cam pheur, Burning Fluid, f TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. mi mwwi GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER, PRUNES. HUB. RAISINS, CODFISH; la het, ererrtl.ing ia ihr Grocery line, Buek a Tbrr net lha fo« in varnaat. They ballfad far ths right. And whll. thay fell tbay eonqnevsd, They foresd th* rabsl'a 6i<hu Molhsr! wipe tU <te-th-cblll Fran thy favsd bsy*» Srow. Sittar I .UBoch tbo life-blood T1*1’1 ootUg from thy brother bow I Weep mother, sister, wsep I Ah. so I a mother’a fonitaaea, . Can't reach the Arid of strife. Nara Mater*a wana.y warning!, 8tey a aoldlar a ebblog lilt I Wasp far lbw dying, wrap I Ufa if ebbing tut. He esn with glory erawn thep And glee then peece nt hat. Joy iotbadyiecgira! BrwtoieiUe, M*y «Mh. I&M. giMrllanj. Oil MIIIITEI't THAI. PATENT MEDICINES' KiirrKi a borrows. A good mtn wsfour pastor. Rev. Thornton Haven, and one of no common eloquence. Our beet—I had si most written good—church members loved him. lam sorry to say that ■ fow, tburned by the words which foil from his lips when he endeavored to exelta hit brethren and titters to "A doser walk with God," regarded him with ether ernolione than the fruita of the spirit. Uke all other good men, be wat care­ fully watched by those who would have been transported with fiend-like delight could they have found a flaw in his con- “Well! well!" said Mrs. Monroe, tho wheelwright's wife to her husband, a* they sat at th* breakfast table one morn­ ing, “suppose Mr. Haven did kiss Fenny Lawton. She wasolmoSt enenf tbe fam­ ily—what in tbe world waa th* harm T" -But," eaM the wheelwright, “I don't beHsve that be did kte* her." “Fasny herself eeid that he did," re­ plied U>* wife. This seemed to bo a clincher to Mr. Monroe. He deliberately wiped * hi* fi.ee with hia handkerchief, and with a downcast thoughtful look, and much alowsr pace than usual, went to hi* shop. " middleville. Mkwi**». He had hardly takan hi* shave kn hia OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORK. hand, and begun to ply it on an unfinish­ ed apuke, beCire Deacon Brown came in. w.u »»* friwe—«r*sr***The Deacon stood awhile chewing a small fragment of a shaving and talking about this, that, and nothing. Suddenly be said : “Brother Monroe, have you beard about our minister 1" “Yes," replied the brother. Then there was not a word spoken for several minutes. Tho wbselwright lust­ ily worked *n tbe spoke— the Descon looked out of the window. At length Mr. Menroe asked, in a low tone ef.voleo t , ■ “What Ute be does 1" “SuiDothing must," waa the Deacon's aoswar^r the cause w ill sufler." . And than he walked rapidly up Ttb* J. ■. TAM BBINTS WOOLEN FACTORY, HASTINGS, MICH. noon, while 1 waa stay! and ia the sitting-room No persons bolourselve______ r______ Deacon Johnson waa elated, and im­ mediately wrote to hie wife'* ccuaio, a young candidate, that there would soon be a vacant parish where be, no doubt a matter that there oould be no mistake. Mr. Hares, after all, wM a wolf in •beep’a clothing. He could not do such a thing without being aware of it, and knew that bo had never kiaaod the girl, or any other girl but hia wife, before marclage or elnco, in hie life. Deacon Johnson brought the entire matter before the church. Ho waa ex­ cellent on such cases. The charge con­ tained in two dtatinet allegations; I. 'Rev. Tboruton Haven had been guilty of a great impropriety, which ren­ dered it expedient that be should bo dis­ missed from the pastorate. II. He bad lied io the matter. , Fanny Lawton was seat for, and the church called to gethrr. Every member of tho ehurch, but old bed-ridden Polly Stearne, waa present The tavern was well represented. All the scoffer* and scorn ere, within, half a score of miles, who could get there were present Theeirurcb mooting was duly opened. Deacon Johnson then brought forward his charge*. Fanny was called to testify. Her tes­ timony was: “One Afternoon—1 think II mutt have been earlv la march—three of Mr. Ha­ ven’* children and myself ware alone in the sitting-room ; their mother had gone to the eewing circls. Mr- Haven came into the house, from the other village; the children met him at the door which open* from tbs sitting room into the ball; as bo came in they went out, and he gave each, «v they met him a kiss—then com­ ing in, gave me orie." ’ A painful silence followed Mis* Law­ ton’s testimony. At length. Deacon Johnson put ths question : “Did be close the door before be camo into the sitting-room 1” Tbs answer was: “I thiak be did." Had a pin fallen on tho carpet, it would have been beard in any pert of our large and beautlfal sanctuary. Then Mr. Haven,rose up and said: •‘Miss Law ton, what did you do with “Here it is,” said Fanny, holding up a specimen of that species of confection­ ary sometirnea called a kiss.' Than there was another pause, and si­ lence that waa oppressive. All were too much amend, and either gratified or mortified and disappointed, to move. Most of those present bold their breath*. “Fanny," said oor blessed minister, '•did I ever kiss you 1” Ths Nsw York World and lb* Journal of Commerce^ New York,were suspend­ ed last week for publishing a forgedj>rooInmatina, purporting to be Jby the Presi­ dent, calling for 400,000 men, and ap­ pointing aday of fasting and prayer. The New York papers unsnimonaiy condemn this arbitrary proceeding of the govern­ ment, inasmuch as die same bogus proc­ inmation was sent to other papers in tbe city as though it was an Associated Proas dispatch, sod the, World and Journal of Commerce supposed therefore I bat it wa* genuine. From tho facta a* they now appear these paper* are being puniahed for being tho victims of an expert scoun­ drel. A reward was offered by the As­ sociated Press, another by the proprietors of the papers in question, and still anoth­ er by the merchants of New York, for the detection ef the villein and eeodndrel who preeticed the impoeition. The ras­ cal turned out to be s Mr. Howard, one of the editors of tbe Brooklyn Eagle, and be has been srrestod and sent to Fort Lnfkyelte. The euepeuded paper* will now be allowed to be issued as osual, the military aathoritiee have given the proprietors possession of their establish- chargtrthe rebels in frost, owing' to the nature of the ground, ware compelled to withdraw. The enemy then moved to turn our left. Hooker was soot to checkmate the movement/. Before hie arrival, the rebels had massed against Croft’* brigade of 8tan1ey*s division, sod. forced it back. Hooker's men filled 'up tho gaps, and the brigade rallied and re­ pulsed the rebels. Meanwhile a fierce conflict commenced on the right. Smith and Ostethaua’ di­ visions charged the rifle-pits fn front ot Resare and carried them al 7 p. M. An hour afterwards tho rebels massed and tried to take them, but failed. On Sunday, the battle waa renowed at enemy were driven from ‘ a portion of their second lines, and Wood’s brigade of Butterfield's division, stormed a . small fort and took a battery of four guns. The rebels, however, having massed on this nart'of the lino very heavily the day be­ fore, our men were exposed to so deadly afire from the inner works that they were com pel led to withdraw. Part of them continued to bold the small fort, and kept possession of the four rebel guns. Notw ithatondlng thia repulse, our line was now advanced to what had been the firnt rebel line of works. Thea we boldfour own.is.the -center and gained substantial and .perraaaent advantage on both winga. Few thia and for acme rea­ son yet unknown, the enemy thought beet to retire, and on Sunday night evacuated the place with hta entire army, leavinj only three guns and acme sloree of meat and corn behind. The losses in the oper­ ations before Resaca are 800. killed, 3,800 wounded, and 400 missing. The enemy’s loee ia unknown. Wo have ta­ ken 1,600 prisoners. Four of our Brigsdier Generals have been wounded.— Hooker, slightly -.Kilpatrick, painfully .ttouecD, aenouuy ; r» iiuuoi, it is isareu mortally. Hire* General officer! of the rebels It is known to ba killed. Oar tro­ phies msy be>ummod up as follow one stand, of colon ana seven piece* of artillery, unlew the cavalry have ta­ ken more since, of which there ia aomo hopes. for a number of days, esnstaf a serious loes of business to sn enterprise in Ils in­ font period. Read however tho follow­ ing patriotic note from the President of tho Company, woo had been seised and taken to Fa * -The Goveroment “Tn rtz j of thelodapendent hart taken ----- -------- --Whet offirore the company' have committed, we do not know; as no one, it is believed connected with the ootn]MDythadany agency direct­ ly or indirectly, in the production or cir­ culation of the bogus prodamallon. The officers of the oompeny will see the Pres­ ident at the earliest practicable Hiameut, and lean*, the cause of eomplaint. TFkro lA« nafum it ttriiiag for.iU ctUUnct.snd the critical weMweaf it new •< hand srAro tht Government mil be ulobtiahtd famtr or note fo tout m thia aifineni. “ Irt nAfspa- rw* Muw Io be true, and t their error wkta sefiefitd that they erswresy. countryman and patriots. There are oth era calling thamsalvee Democrat* who— though .they supported Gan. Jackson in bi* stern resistance to South Carolina’* attempt to nullify the law* and defy U»e authorities of the Uaioa—oow strangely say that there is no Constitutional power In the Federal Gsvaroment to coerce a Blate—that the War for tbe Union is mistaken and unjust—that we ought to give it up, even at the cost of Disunion, sad then try to coax the slave holders beck into some sort of partnership by adopting their principles anAeubmitting to their utmost exaction* these we con­ front as manful antagonists, not fearing to be overcome by them, because the the People understand them. But the pretended War Democrat who does all that man can do to erippls and paralyze the prosecution of tbe War. is tbe basest compound of knave, hypocrite end traitor that this eenlury ha* known; and our contempt for him Is only exceeded by our loathing.—Sf. ,Tribnne. Avonm Ircram psom Fo«t Ptixow. —Th* foil atrocities of Fort Pillow un­ der Forrest's order on the 18th are not yet before the public, and many of them never will be. They are to shameful for public prints. Il seem* that Lieut. Akerslran, who wa* Pott Quarterroarter, wasMiMtetAs rid* o/a foo/dre/ mil Au arms trended and tKt Aouse eel onfire. Hl* remains were found thus charred end blackened by tboee who knew him. next dnv. Several were buried alive aod the ground shows that they made superhu­ man sffurts to escape euffooattob. J. V. •■OVT, I—u>tafrwiaj£oi»15.<«>- Tk. &•«»*»! treat is profoundly stret^le; and their US.1J. DRAKE, practical dentist, constant MtartfaM *“ a forfooslj - * ' J.J.Bnro. “President Independent Telegraph Co." There speak* a man and a patriot!— John J. Speed is well known in Detroit. One son, our late fdlow-dtixen, C*pL William J. Speed, fell with his fees to ths fou on the glor ioug field of Gettysburg and when his father went to that field of carnage to procure the remains of his son be oould not refrain from such delay, as enabled him to administer to the wants of the ansttondsd woundo^yd dying ell •round him. Ho baa snofw eon, who has risen from the ranks with unexam­ pled rapidity, io a Maine Regiment. The old man’* heart is right—be ‘loves bis country even when It dees bin wrong in his own person, end hence can write so magnanimous a note aa wo find above, which is one of the mbsj honorable pro­ duction* of the war. Compare this calm 'utterance of a patriotic man, with the mendacious and incendiary roving of the editor of the World. Tho cootrest bo- HP The Peace faction In the the Democratic party ia growing imperious. It boldly proclaim* that It will have role or ruin. Its principal organ in this State, the New York Daily Nevi, cornea out with > formal pronunciamen^o snnownoing thbt.it will support no candidate for tho Presidency but a thorough end un­ mistakable peace man. It wickedly adds: "We know no dlatinclioo between a War Democrat and the most rabid, reckless and incorrigible Abolitionists." Other peace journals have spoken with equal emphasis. It is thus becoming more and mere evident every day that tho Democracy are anything but ■■hsrmoulotrs." Wilt they be able toenite -at Chicago 1 . Will the greed for spoils cause the warring brethren to forget their strife*. or shall we witness a bolt at the National Con­ vention and the nomination and running of two separate ticket*t—A®. Evening A Swamp Bor.—The Now Bodford Jfsrrery tells s good anecdote ofa bright boot,bl ack and a penurious curmudgeon. One of these little fellows, it seems, who has a shArp eyejto the condition of boots of. pedestrians, epyingamsy whose leather looked muddy, proposed to glvoita pol­ ish. “No,” gruffly answered the owner of the boots; “Ive no money for a boot black." "Hold your f6ot up,” said young Day As Martin, “and 1'11 pol­ ish It for notbhtg.*' The man compiled and theliUfe follow plied his break till the boot shone like a steel, mirror, when he put up his tools and moved off. “Hal. Io!" eried the customer ; •'black the oth­ er boot” “For five eent*," replied the boy ; and the fire cents was paid. �WediMflay Mtralag, SCALES eountry are urged to orgaelas for tbe Tk. pledge to be adopted by throe aasoeistiuaa laAs follow*: For three years qr d*riqg th* war, wa । balance oi our line*. «■«. —----------------[w~ii IbeMryoea who ramrod tJM Oriter tn > time to make.the UtaBk .before dark.— .jiigntaM AMMAinON. —, — M. .rara. re- — He dross tbs -Mfay ftwn Ms aalrencbed > We farthermure pledge ourselves to <•rgetie than Admiral Porter** te rataht skirmish iinoe, eud still hokfail. 1 have . iMee egate R*?wtaee ffiefiete... .indomitable . - v-, no report vf tale less**, but aupproe r peschaae no foreign imporoatfoa cufctain- a. ‘bevo been _■foot; ... but that sailor did wot give up hope or offise1,even them to b* light.** , edtain theMfowfaglist:. fnawB&wvfo Hodrod. tert fag Other official dfapalcbes from,Gon. . Draeewnodo or velvets, aiHte, grwa- wfi*w tkduga looked theie rewret; and, arrived. । dines, India crape, end organdie*, ladia fortunately, bo found in tbs army men Grant, at the asms lime give, more de­ hasAt 7 e’efoek Wedpotelay.. a. the iace, and broehe abasia, furs, wrought after hia owe heart, Ingeniua, fertile in tails. They are as follows, Jbe first be-1 enemy ntteekud Betlw's left w»hg, but > lacee and ambroideriee, jewelry, watahee resources, oneigstfa and courageous.— ing dated yesterday: I were repulsed. Our loro was alight. • ‘ Goa. Warren has poshed on pur left r and preciue* etonee. hair otaamowte, fans Lfoutenoot Colonel Bailey, aotiag engi­ The strainer Washington, from White I artificial ilivrn and feathers, carpets aod neer of tho Niaoteenih Army Corps, pro­ untll.hia flank division, under Crawford, House, bad arrivetlM**. It is reported > furai tore, silks and velvete, painted china pored to ran * dam across ths river, be­ reached a point wrat of Shady Grove I that Fitxbugb Leo and 500 of bis eom! ormolu, broaxe, marble ornameeta and low tbe ships, and thus accumulate wat­ Church. Crawford having got drtached oprel U»mj*. bW.Mer eeoogb to fluatlbem safitly ent of' from the rest ef thecurpa, was attacked min'ore.’! t tempting to inske a raid in lhe dlpfcUiM tbeir coefinMnent, Tbe whole army went and driven back a lilUe. Tbe enemy > The badge to be used by tbe members is work With a real and efficiency which then threw a fere* which »pp«*r» to haie I of White House. G*o. Smith's ^forces r J is a Black Bee, wrought according to na tassrernrd them I lie gratitude of tho na­ beeu Ewell's Corps upon Warren’a, but I msde the captnre. The engagement was ! tare, worn with a trl-oolored ribbun |a tion ; a forest was quickly cut down by was repulsed. From Great** Army. Abe lumbertaon of Maine: hauled to the abort, sharp and decisive, Warren bolding little fa front of tbe left sbeolder. bank aod pul in place; 'stoine and briek his ground at a distance of seven mile* New York, June3.—On Munday 0 r. Tbe reaaona urged for tbe adoption ot carried tn support the trees; and in ton from Richmond. He report* that he haa m.. the enemy assaulted our line. It was thia pledge are lb* example of the wom­ days th*gigantic w*rk wa* done, end the taken a considerable number nf prisoners, a general aud auddeu attack. They ad en of Tfl : th* unbecoming appearance of ships, borne up by tbe confined waters, and lhat'lhare are many rebel dead on vs need tn" two lines nf battle ends heavy foot’or’cH. such luxuries in a time of general mourn­ were steered safely over the roek* which lhe field. Of his own fosse* he haa made skirmish line. Simultaneous with their no report. His latest dispatches say tbe opening volley of musketry .cannon threw ing and distress the reckless extravagance had barred their way. 0f the asluru and difficulties of the wewk eomr jwdgs enemy are moving ttoopo to his left, ap­ shut sod shell from the angry mouths of which ba* Mlherta marked this struggle n>M>t may be formed from tbe atsteraent parently to check the approach to Rich­ a score of pieces, but firm and unshaken for the duration of the Union : tbe ex- of Admiral Porter, that the current ran mond in that direction. Ou our right a stood our men coolly waited to return pertalion of guld detract* from th* pay over tho rapids el the rate of nine asile* fight has been racing ever since dark; but the lire till it was a most murderous vol The other dispatch of th* soldier, dimini she* lhe pay of the per boor—a mile in but little over elx haa just dosed.1' Xsariy swejwer ley. The assaulting Column were stag­ above referred to ia dated six o’clock this gered and fell back. Our artillery, which ••Ise one ef year poor women who toil for daily bread, minute*—and It wa* at ihl* point that Us haaslMM au — _— morning, and state* . that in Hancock's had been in position responded to the en­ allav th* dam was boilt—N. Y. B»t. Pott. it wee hmM. sad baa hoeewe as IndbyseMbU increasee the price of gold here, depreci attack last night, CUE Brooks drove the emy's cannon. Assault after assault was article with ■«. I havsetamty'obeeneu several O* tbe 31st ulu * National Conven­ st** the vaitM of the national currency, enemy out of a strongly intrenched po­ make by the desperate foe, but each time Otker kind, of rioibeo-wrlseen, tbe tr.odai nptrtion was held at Cleveland to weminat* sa«Wag A&vvdl. tryingto paadse. tbe hm sition. No losses reported. Burnside'* our troops buried them beck. and help* to eweep tbe necessaries of life Upon The body of the officer of the Japanese Candidates for President and Vic* Preebeyond tbe reach of the working man. embaasr who died recently at Marseilles whole corps got across *tb* Tufopatooy Gen. Crawford’s division the nssults iifam. The recall of deliberation* waa Tbe coiomittee'fer Michigan are: Mr*. waa embalmed. and afterwards buried in Creek last evening, and is in full connec­ were more repeated and fierce; lhe rne tion with Warreo. Tbe left of Hancock the’nomination of John C. Fremont fur SeMtor Oiandlsr, Detroit; Mrs Senator the cemetery of 8l Pierre, several of tbe rests on this aids of the creek. The flih my 'sought to turn bis left, but earb lime President and of John Cochrane for Vies they wens handsomely repulsed, and Howard, Detroit; Mrs. Representative members nf the embassy having gone Corps fa upon Haneoek’a right, sod .more tluih special gfary was won by the PreeldenU from Paris to be present at the ceremo­ threatens the left flank of the enemy. . Selling, Grand Rapid*; Mr*. Repreaeany. After the eoffin was placed io tbe Smith ought to arrive at New Castle ia linen. Jb* Pennsylvania rraerxee Ix-havOwing to lhe manner of the calling of ed magnifiiMtUy. Holding the ..xtn-me tativa Baldwia, Pontiac; Mr*. Govern­ {rave and covered with earth, a small noon, where be can support Warren and thia Convenlfon and its apparent object, left, wss G/ii. Locks ink) end his troops or Biair, Jackson. razier, half full with burning charcoal Burnside if necessary. Sheridan, with most of them fxlbe first time uud> r fire. we have bet tittle sympathy with it, or was placed on the ground and each of the Gregg and TorboU's divisions of cavalry, irvra respect fur Its doings or tbe saying* LMonrl mourners, altar kneeling and saying a is on our loll flank. Wilson ia ou tbe They behaved like veterans. Gen. Grant before Richmond. Kilcbery'a brigade of heat y artiliy, yet of those who competed it. Ils member* It la believed in Washington, in the sburt prayer, threw a small quantity of right and rear, for purposes reported In novices in the fa Id, stood thsir ground were not drawn together by general uni­ best informed military circle*, tbak.'when fucenan on the fire. Thia eras all ths a former dispatch. with the resoluteness of vcieraua. This ceremony. The other day the Ambassa­ Tbe reentry thereabouts ta thickly ty of feeling, or by a well defined public Gen. Grant announced his Intentiosb uto brigade al-wo raptured 80 prisoners.— dors sent three hundred franca u> the necesalty. With th* exception of lb* fight it out on this line If it taken all sum- Prince Imperial Asylum. A story is wooded with pines, with good openings. The iMileu <l-»s»'d with our inning driv­ mor," that he meant what he said, and The Indioailons thia, morning are that German element, whose coatAding object en the Memy as staled al— ve, ami ncce tbe vaporing of the McCIrilanitc*. there­ Eing the round of tho papers that »>me lhe enemy haa (alien back south uf the pying the Untile ground. ' (far I-wm are ys siuce, when making parchases al a I* of lhe man serving order, the Convex fore, that he will approach Richmond Chiekahominy. Nothing of later date 200 killud,wuuudcd and iuiaain«. Aumhiv lion waa moody mad* ep of lb* aspiring from the east a* McClellan did, are tbe jeweler's in tbe Rue de la Pais, the shop­ baa been rereived st this Department. tbe killed was klujyrElkhart,Command­ keeper waa so struck by a' parasol car­ sheerest nonsense. Grant will undoubt ­ E. M. STANTON. and diaeppotated, sad those who always ing tbe 04ih Michigan Regtonvnl fl).— edly cover the line be baa been fighting ried by one of tbe Japanese that he pro­ WakDkpaktmk*t, I find fault with what they catmot manage Tbw.Memy’e l-.s«ra are-much heavier. posed to accept it in payment fur a cer­ on aod thus keep the enemy from using Wwuxurofa Msy 31 — 11 r. m . f probably 1,5(10. Wc took teu Luodrrd and control. Tbia convention bad not those two Important Railroads, and al tain quantity of coral ornamenla selected ToMaj. GetoDii: prisnnrea, among Uw*ii, ten oxnmisriuu its origin In asy apparent public necessi­ the same time be may be expected to far purchase by hia visitors; tho proposal Tbe following dispatob has been receiv­ ed officer*. Among their drad are said was readily accepted, and it ia acid that ty, nor in any. generally expressed want cover and use otAcr lines of communica­ . half the parasols of the Embassy have ed from Gen. Butter: to bane been foetid a rebel General and edi* UnUsC State* Mrtca er.'u>te*. •( .ftrtfoosl tion, by which bis own supplies will be or daalro of the people. YeeterJay all day heavy firing was Hants. They are tris iiMtxio ta cels, st;the '■ received which be still can do by ap­ payaed into tho bands of the speculative beard in the direction of Mechanicsville. two Colonels. The Germans are *ino*re ia tbeir de. Tbe prisoners all aay tbe wb 4* uf pkawirc cf th* Gorrromcnt, st «uy |-crio<! Wot proaching Richmond from the north, and jeweler. Six refugsea from Richmond report Ewell’* corp* was engaged against ”<«■— vntfon to Fremont; and It la mainly due this position giveshim a much batter be> dee Ire ear ewre Stea /te*/ yveri taxn thtir that Grant waa on the Mechanicsville to tbe preponderance of tbi* element in chance for a close investment of Rich­ Arun*.—Gen.Sherman, after resting turnpike nine miles from Richmond yes­ Tb* corps they ray, however, i« coin date, sad an^tbrir reOmpiiou nr* rsk wr. macded by Early, and G>n. E«ell is in tbe convention, that secured hi* nomina­ mond on tbe west side, where the James his troop* in tho vicinity of Qipavllte. terday; that tbvy beard tbe firing, a»d command >>f ths army, Lee ak-k in Rich­ has again resumed the march toward At river eanal enters the dty. Thu* all tbe that Grant was driving Lee. tion. Paltry, however, influenced other* mond. The rumor haa prevailed that approachew to tbe city, except from tbe lent*. Tho sittiaticm of Atlanta is eleva­ A woman reports that a meeting waa Lee eaa wounded in lhe leg st Spoilt) I•f tbe Canvaotfoe to labor for the aem* south, eah be controlled by nn inveet- ted, and no doubt Johnston hsa fortified result, knowing that probably one-third meat from the north side, which waa by the position, since it commands by its held yesterday while she was in Rich­ vania QrartHouae, butt* not authenti­ mond to ewe whether the city should be cated. There ran be no doubt, however of the original Republicans would pre­ no means the case when McClellan .was railroad connections Che whole interior surrendered or burned. Tho Mayor ad­ uf the fact that be dee* not command the of the Bute of Georgia. Il la a fioariebfer Fremoat if regularly nominated, to before Ricbmowd.-Ckr. A’. K Fwus. vocated surrender snd was put-lntoCastle rebel army at prraent. mg town, laid «rat in 1843; il had, in Thunder. any other man, as their candidate for the 1850, 2,572 inhabt'.anu, and in I860, Tbe enemy attacked my lice* yeater Presidency. From Gnurt*i Amy. 9.445. Four of tbe principle railroads day and were repulsed. To-day all day Tbe calling of this convention was un­ of tbe State form a junction here, and, as New York, June A—The .ncresefol they have been demoastraliug a^aiatt the center i>t the out ton and grain trade I my works on Spring HiU on tbe eeatern operation. of the fa h eoqm, uo Monday wise, and it* effect will be to defeat the it ia also the rooter of military operation* I bsnkof the Appematox. bu were re­ were followed up bv an advance of the very object it wa* hoped to reach by 1U 2d Corp* oa Tueedak We compelled in tbe cotton States. As Bbermsn waa pulsed. Nothing further since my tele­ Nfoc-tcnlhs of the original Fremont men resting two days at Kingston with bis ar-1 gram of this evening from Gen. Grant. the roomy to witbdraw'frum their line tire such only through tbe regular Union my, to replanish his stores and send bark on the Totopotomy. They have retreat E. M. STANTON. Republican organisation. They deaired to Chattanooga tbe wounded and disabled ed to Um south aide of the Chick *b<.m in r, men, and rsst bis forces, of course John­ with the exception uftheir, line to retard L'tatMl 8teU» auto* W toe nrtre of Ktafoeel hie nomlaatine al Baltimore, and not at leeks,*44mg Mf pte cent, for MteMSU er oer advance. Cleveland ; by tbe regular Untoo Repub­ raven, hfaarachueette twelve, Michigan ston would have the start of him in tbe Fortreea Monroe, May J!.—Lieut. march to Atlanta, and would have time Our c.lr, M«iank.rtl!r rewire Item Sraei.g interest tre« th* 4*W ef lican organtaerioa, and nut by a now or- sight, Mmneaeta four, Missouri eleven, to eonaplete bis dispositions for the de­ Gen. Grant’s communication with the •obeertyttoe and tepout Ae thee* Mrote are Nebraska three, Nevada three, New J er fense of th* place, while Bbenoan will be White House is complete, and'alt works bs! tie-field* of the Cfticitl genixatien, the eflact of which can but Exto>< rraa nulclfil «r Suu aey seven, New Harn pthire five, New joined by Dasie from Rome, and by ro- welt tend to dis integration, snd thereby aid Txxxtiti, ) Y»rk thirty-three, Ohio, twenty-one, Or­ Richmond papers of tbe 80th have M>, Ulla u» ... dtaunfon. Tbe calling of tbe Cleveland egon three, Pennsylvania twenty-six, iuforcementa front Chattanooga, and oth­ ' been recrived here. They hove changed er place* along tbe Ime. ««1 yer aaaaaa. aeeaeteg toU. rate oTMa toeonvMtita) and ita action, has-weekened Rhode Island four, Tenneeaee j ten, VerII. b..u,ufe, their views with regard to tbe military : uf? U. T.cop.um., „,h iee ie Ttrioea yerta einw oouatry. ' the Fratuont element in th* Balthnore 'ability of Grant, and say tbat'they have At th* pnacut HU/ prom, am "• ««« «l»y ; been underrating him. Theji **y he ia Uoir.1 lU.lr.wl, wd.U.b, mmrilM OuavMKion, and rendered the rfaMNniaaTbe following paragraph appears In a smarter than they bad dreamed of, and tlun of Mr. Lineole doubly certain. *■ —f to ■ lUrdn. ... I.* Cfc.eh. Onr Ekfct Per Cot hrtertrt letter from Rome to the IxHitfon HeraU: manifest some fears in regard to thosafoto to. ,hn>wu to, |, (t We have mooh Guth in Fremostt a* a -The Pup* has rent a large sum foe tbe 1 ty of Lee, or rather a* to his *occce* in •10 loU, wounded soldiers in America, to be stalMsnae end tra* patriot. W* may repelling tbe Yankee army. tfK>.hmnto,.nd I. a.w tln«itra;« lb_ e^Oally divided between the federal and have muoh lee*, however. If be shell fail A n>e*»eoger from Grant reports that croeainea of lha ___ n .. i confederate hospitals. It is probable on Monday morning our army had reach­ that Governor Wise "of Virginia, may Riciiaojru awn ths Rnasiuox.—Tbe ed MsehaniesvHle. The Btearner Thomao tbe Baltimore Oocreotkm shaft have, Richmond pnpers of Friday l«t. eaprra* shortly arrive here, nn a mission from Powell ha* just arrived from Bermuda nom foaled auras other man. In the Jeffiiroon Davie, the Holy Bee, the Pup* grrat fear for tb« safety «/ chit city. Tbe Hundred. All waa quiet with Butler’* weantime we regard it it much oat of' Wkif Menis to think there is not only being moot dee Irons to rfrrct, if possible, force*. character, and as tending to very bad re­■ impending over the rebel capital, eome aelttanent of the question through Tbe steamer C. W. Thomas, with a tbe bishues of the dissentient states. ” bearer of dispatches from Gm.'Grant, sults for any Republican journal to join, but ever the rebel cause. In diacuMiug has arrived from tbe White House. A tbe Copperheads in detractieo of Gen. the matter, it aay*: "Tbe people of the Confederacy have - 9** Tbe Houghton JVfouip GturUt portion of Gen. Grant's force* arrived at Fremont. There ere tboMkfe who de. mads up tbeir mind*, unwisely, that lhe of th* 2Sth, statee that far a number of Mechanicsville yesterday morning, and airs te own tin Sa to ae< with the Republi war reurt ood ene way cr th* ether, tbi* daya past tbe valley has been preUy well bad not encountered tbe enemy in force can party who do not believe that Fre-- year, forgetting quite, that there can be filled with smoke from the burning of the up to that time . Gen. Sheridan’* cav­ New York, June fl.—A correspondent I but om way. If Leo rtmcld fail and hi* woods in that vicinity. Kowsomw Bay alry bad Myeral skirmishes with th* ene­ reoot te reckless, satravagaet, visionary with Sherman’s Army gives the details , army be uu*ucea*fal, we greatly fear that was so filled with smoke that tbe eart my aod eompistely rooted them. Heavy of the battle at New Hope Church on the and as likely to fail as to succeed simply Um majority of the people would Imgln shore and the Huron Mountains and , cannonading waa beard yesterday In the 27lh. About noon the enemy gave signa , because tie has been nominated by the to look dm other way. islands were invisible. Heavy fires bed. direction of Mcchsnisavtll*. TU highest of great activity, awd deployed a large , Oeveland Convection. . But neither tbe foe* of Lae, nor lhe been raging baek ia tbe woods. Since, hope* are entertained by these competent force in front orfflcPberson’s corps. They , reveres of hi* armv,nor th* two together, the multi ng of tbe enow in that vicinity,' to judge of the situation. marched boldly up, till exposed to a sc -fivers Coxvanraoa.—The Republican will justify tbe contemplation hf that there has not been an hour's steady rain, vers artillery fire. When they had reach­ for lb* efctrvaIcedyser,eedfagiaM an*.Js«4. and the under brush in open or limber From Gen. Better. ed a distance less than 100 yards of our State Central Committee hare iaeoed for* th* retold erar lands is as dry as it was last August Bermuda Hundred, June 1.—A* Jr. breastworks, our Infantry poured upon their cell for e ffitate eorninatmg convenH will bs re*0 ital ev*a tbs present reld rvreM. a rebel iron -clad came down Jamm tho thick muse a terrible vulley. The River end attacked tbe monitors. The column staggered back, bwt were rallied •wtaeffaeGersraerart are targWy fa .rare. oC tesweresorAsTTraewjArUtoHJ—esriaWa engagement ctmlinued two hours with —it- ~ V ——•----- * । hr. _i.it 'I euorv vowpproaca ,‘^*wbil*tee.reseot ls*aibi* of Me WT Wen to Aska uMsondi-.ional toyMiy tbe oonstaat and heavy oannoeadiuz, Tbs •fooev. 13m । »w became body '1 rebel ire® clod was drive* up tbe river. •ogaged, aud only taM of membership to their parky. tod to heU l(M»0 Further result* not known. When th* outnumbered We firmly believe Wa* the euwvaatioM wed tn Park Ku. steamer John A. Warner left this momc/ tbe BepuUiren party this year, will the groat Balicmal fag, oannooadihg oontinesd up to that mftelhelr platform browd enough, for Owe, bet was rappooed to be mosUy o« every men k> stand upon who dates not <J. S. 10-40 BONDS. ■“‘"“J4 I. O. ef G. T. ktrte^ LeCge Recm ia O* Tai SrsciAL Tows Ms town meeting fur ml ’ tbe'Railroad question, was he town on Monday. Quite a I wea-pgllod, aod two vote* onl; against loaning the credit of th . to aid in ooostructing a rail: Battle Creek to this place. It •o tesM* bond* to the amount > . osot of tbe valealioa of Real f bonds payable one-half in tr belaace ip twenty years. Tbit ba* shown that It desires a rai expects to belp.build it. A Samas.—One day -late weviral mason* were at work I cellar wall under lhe dwelling 'Wright, of Rutland, tbe boom ported on poets, tbe building came down upon tbeir beads, had been raised about too feet workmen saved themselves fro and Instant death by throwing tl - upon the bottom of tbe cellar. Axutmxb Boitxn Data.—A t^ter inform* us that Jubn L. ■ Johnstown fell in the battles of dvroese, In Virginis. He was t man from lb* 8lh Michigan, wb esltog letter* we hav* frequent!) He was a young roan ofr <wdfasry ’prumie*, respected aa foy all bi* comred**. lie bad b*> 'mended for promotion^ud a Li< ■commiamoe was forwarded to I meet w bich arrived a few day* Mtaaoa or Fronroxa.—Mme «t eend* out for tbe sutemt August, * splendid number of ^efFaahlona. Beside Its ust tkw in Fashion Plate*, Pattr Ue» number coataina a very gi ofihcel mnste arranged far and piano. ;tBy request of several praah eietaue, notice is hereby givi meettag will be bold at Harting oat we zeo eay w porpoeo uf fixirg upon aunifon pries* to be charged, snd for o> other matter* of getters! impoi the profeaaion. A General attr ib* practicing Pbyaicfani' County foeolWUed. • Nrot-xcran Cowrit* aao Cow •re aware of tbe impurtaure *f • Guerh or a *Cu<ntnoo Cold, •tar*; that whieb, in tbe begins yield to a mild remedy, if negU prove upoa the Lung*. "taMM- �y CAI.U AND SEE THE NEW GOODS Tat ■ r< ’ ; : A. L. 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Cirwalt Court Cammteatoacr for Iterrr H.F.CHBRMX, pWFNTT CtEBB awd IteSary PuMis- OSc V *■ *h»-CeswA He«s*. r b. c. rainDLM, Atwill "Ur rW-MU WlU U' re*l MUk Ofaee la tee Caar CM .Tnuwul.iair moW* wanaamu * Er ymufarTBAfas .T to cn.iZi^ts A buMtredlboniaa/aMa ha had. the tersrasl »t\ lbs tews*. And fedttem io ttaBtaaal 8-a*> fa dig Uwir rv a ' ■ “ ba would aafaiid to end** a difUeuH famoa. HitM endearing a&Mt*jLdU Mid rm mo or asaorawoKrar _ euruji to BABRI COITO, MICT., >me days at MMoaljr madelt not* did Bhe made a great effort bar nervousness nt ridein that lam glad to tsnau 0, wbal a ■lortum sl(hi It wm to ass la prosd , ingap At hfrn she MM with ah arraj . , ’1 fear you era aqt well," aaid Marge A basdrsd ibasMod u. Ul ■aambatod fcrtb. iraj, rut with soUdtoda. AH vagvr^for Ut. wl»b.<t for and n.»rvMag ! “Do you know, dear, I sometimes : *Yn eharm ma, । feel ao w.wried and aoaiuus about Wal­ “Know that 1 am p AU anued ate faratofad aap^pis sbovtl* ter" said the widow, ia low. confidential and with ho.*. . EMhesfUla bad a plta-axa, eaoh priest* had a tones, >p*de. । “Coma nearer Margaret. J may bare Jet, Dsvis saw then earning sad trvBiblad, asm I time to say now wbal 1 have long wished strali U» aay to you. 1 sm aura dear, she ton••It te so meja «ght," said he, "baewute It wOI liuued, with rapid, aersona utterance, Th. TaaAsaa wiU rmsA am sapiUl bp diggtag 1 i “ibatjuur awn heart telle you tint yotf “R fa. fwt ’a grant one that J wiab you are not indifferent to Walter. IbsVa to make,’* sbe saldVemuiousiy. “] Qp^ Bet fare ;.r. wad. a .light mi.lah^ far raj every reason to ba|ieve that be loved you wantydn to forswear an ea^py-th*! jou I sincerely. Be is cow in a poaiU>« to ,aak you ap important question; If you feel atlibespy to answer Rin Use aKrtna“I wilt bid fartwell to every acquafa- 1 concluded without any pastry or dessert. tive promise ma, Margaret that you will tanpel have, Ifjoe, aisli'l^’’ aaicf.Wal ! x w«fu»u«i, ux do so conditionally." Wr with enthusiasm, , butter at ® I -fi o'clock finished up tbs Margaret turned her blushing face Hoodlem of thb vebameot Istsfmo­ I day.- The beds Wars simply' .otmp cots away from the widow who continued. tion. Margaret epatiwed: “I could some with and olbara without mattrsiwes; “I'm hi> mother—bs is my oaly eon ; SfauUavj. never be happy while I knew that you and all the toilet apparatus anywhere so,you will excuse my speaking Ilka this visible were a few tin wash basins, a ytanaubject to the influence of ibis «ne to y ou. You have a wonderful influents tny. I do ah* allude to ooe af year ac­ moderate suppply of towels, a bit uf now over him—a stronger influence now MM ’•M»*4WWa looking glass, ! dear, that you will have in aU your life. quaintances, Walter. You know beat tabla nailbar... __ ____ „ . Use 1*. Magaro*—for your own sake ■‘but which-bf those are good far yew and parmlltgd, the Ganem! Will no*, bare | must of all for his own sake! Make Which era not. J would bavoyau okaVe either about him for his own or' others’ | Him furs wear the winecup, with God’s to the geod and foraaka tba evil owe* ■ blessing 1 am sure you could do it,' And j But now 1 ata speaking uf a stronger that far more easily and effectually than than a bnmau enemy.; ol one that is ass You know his olairng inuumerable homes, and mdliona fece. The lime waa sommer, and as the 1 could do i it myaulf. pf'Engliab familfas-” Margaret peueed sun hastened to the we^, the air became tamperment Margaret; be Is one who for a moment, then continued wkh stam­ heavy with the breath of beautiful flow­ wosld foil an easy and uaeoneeioM prey mering uUarapoe and all her old nervers that bloomed in her wall kept garden. Co the insinuating vice with which he is Mrs. Ward seemed U> grow weary of dallying. Thoaeevenings that bo wan oaape«»; “Dy great regard for you prompts me to aay tbia. I aee that you the work in which aim »as eagngad.— oat last week, he bad been ia compdby comfort’ he baa not greatly enlarged hie With a nervous, impatient movement such m 1 bavftito dread for him. This are fa danger. The thought to ma ta horrible. For your aake—for your deer poeaaaaioua. ' His Uirep stare iadkatehta she laid it aside and walked to the window evening you cm see that lais tairtbis.auexalted rank, but to say nothing of the toother fa .Mkffr-for n»y,aaka,l implore U> enjoy the view,and io peer out along nawraL You wm at Lucksfe pa*/ •• you ta maha thia bltlp apcriflca. It will ehanri fa tifa-wldiere eyea these gQUerthe road •hich led U> a neighboring town. Munday when be was there,--------------- 1 t»t poet you a.gveal efcrt te do ao, in a ing marka of rank possess, I deebt if not dear! She evidently expected an arrival. few years tln»o fa might cast you a aerri- there is a commissioned officer inb& ar­ “Yea," retaraad Margaret Aftel standing'there for a few ,«<> bio effort. Fur every day this enemy my who is as plainly dad as Tie. His "Did you ustioa aaything." mentsshe turned to a book cave to select forges a MW link to sdd to the chain ciothev are worn threadbare, and despite “Yas, it paiaed ms d«apiy. a volutnn for reading. Suddenly she which be imparoaolihly winds aroend bis the steady brushing of his eervahti (bay time for leaving cams Waiter heard a step on the gravel walk loading victims. Think for a moment, Walter will have an untidy look, due, no doubt, “ t<* the front door, it was a very light above hianaelC sod fay to understand wbaA I mean.— to the General's habit of going everyquick step not the one she expected, and ’borne so I had an Don't compel, me to speak any plainer; she approached the window again lo see that eueh waa tba self. The General understands tba dif­ tbaaubjact iaa dialaMaful ona to ma." , who tl might be. The next moment sbe ed aboot it ever a___ Walter 'understood at last. But Mar. ference between cleanliness and .gOodBH raring Wai terfa etep on the itairaase . was alfeetionstcly greeting a young Iwdy garat’s meaning dawned on bis mind very naas; but In bia opinion. paredraMy ■ ho had entered ibe bouse without any al that that tnomrM. Mrs. Ward aaid evinced, there ia as much oUeither ir ta slowly. Noons had over hinted a ay la ceremony. Margaret Dawson was al­ hurriedly, and with grant enmestaesa ble to him on the subject before;—Sot flanntel shirt as in one tiffined of drawlngways n weledmc visitor at Mr*. Ward's, “don't forget, Margaret; I warn and be­ rootn'fa) rnacu lateness. even his mother. “I am truly glad to see you this evening, seech you to maks no compromise." Yuur readsrv need not su^poae that I He bad never dre*med of danger. A Walter ra-entered tba room in bigb 1 was just getting foolishly nervous thru’ am describing a careless or induient man waiting for Walter; he ia nearly three spirits. Hie brilliant eenvaraatiu* made crimsoa fluab overspread hie face as be the lima pass m<*t agreeably. Tb> fit-1 cumprabended what Margaret meant— or one who does not know the difference hours behind his usual time. between Uta garb of B gifthnn and n tie party lingered round the tea table for ! Hto proud spirit was stung to tb* qt»Hr. Margaret looked concerned as sbe Margaret looked op In bls fiMtC He sloven. The facts are pointed only aa a plied : “It ia quite an unusual thing for quite str hour uhlisioua «f buw Ums was him to be lata, is it nut, Mrs. Ward I— speadisgo*. Then the warm flush of kept his syseefat dcHrrr and sba did nnt But important business may detain him tba sunlight paled tod the stars began to withdraw her gale. “Waltar," sbe ssld, slww themedvee in tbs clear sky. Wal­ in the softest possible atcenU,’ “1 have in the town.” “Perhaps so, said the widow dubiously, ter rose from hit chair and sauntered to wounded you. 1 knew I should do’ *4*' a great nation’s fete hi the palm of , lhat'fe wbv I hesitated fti snyirtg what T bolds and with a little sigh. Then, after a the window saying,— ofhia hakh j attf U fa Anfaaoeragemeat “There - ill b. . «^M-.r.ucui moonrise nave said • what I have deme Ji.Mt of 1ttthoughtful silence, sbe adder)•■'Twto know that evary fecidty o< hie Blind 1 evenings last week he was not heme to thia evening. Allow ms Io p revml on tense solirftude for yon—mrt'of—uf pure take tea with me. I hope he will not y<a» fadfas ntwm for a etr*H.d«wn the love for you and I bare offended yen." •' a*WM** make a habit of staying out in the eve­ lane to watch for Cynthia’s appearance." w’Zi pf carriages, -easstiw-fo^thd earrmges “1 tnflnt beg take sasoAod,'* add MH. ning. I look forward to his coming home rtW. bA-MiM* fl«a; U.,'4w». at six o’clock to tea, and I du out much Ward. “Y’ou know, Walter that 1 oerar Ifoosf I tbank you .'a lbdva|nff trnttraT u aion of the question of eating extends no g-> osl aflsr aunecL But there is noth ­ like the ide* of sitting down without him. was shard task for you,lean wrll andM, furtlwr than u» tbs rations of his men ; You see I am wailfog for him this eve­ ing to prevent you and Margaret going.. stand, dear, but you Have performed it and be would bain himself if be oonld is there dear 1" appealing to tba latter. ning." ’ spend a minute over thx fit or fashion of "Nuthtaa aacrptinx my wish to gat Margaret glanced at the table on which tea was laid. Then she considerately borne early, said .Margaret: “bet I will ciiauged the eonveraatkxi, and for the stay out Jung enough to aay my revpeels next quarter of an hour amused the wid­ to bonnie tadye moon*' • “Thank yc*" aaid Walter. ow bv her lively talk. fa a few tn mates the twd ware-walk­ “Ydu will slay and lake tea with us | will you wull”said Mrs. Ward when the i log along tbs road leading to a beautifai I lane whence they could obtain a good oun versalion flagged fora moment. • I had tea long since, thank yuu,” aaid ’1 view of eastern bills. Tbe moun would Margaret; “bull shall be happy la. sit .I s4hb* rise; *bs bi 11 tape wsrs already tinU with you for an hour or co. i called for Ii ed by lbs pals golden light. Margaret and Walter, walked slowly the express parpoee of having a quiet chat with you. 1 expected that Mr. on conversing in low, earnest tone* “ 'Buouie ladye moan' took a farlivs Ward would have been at borne and peep <>vw« the bill-top prior to rising mi gone out again before this time." “Mere Im la," said the widow, rising full-orbed majesty ; bat— would you bohastily and walking to the window, as lie vs »* I—eur two friends positively did i no; ms her I Margsret kepa her eyes she beard bis well-kirawe atsp. He came down the garden whistling determinedly fixed on the ground ; Wai­ *. -. .■ and cutting at the leaves of the unfortu­ ter did no* look skyward. Presoully, having reached tbe and of nate rose bushes with his light vens. “W altar I*1 cried his niutbcr, “bate 1the beautiful lane they paaaed far a few momenta under au uld elu* tree, and bad pity oa ,my rosea I" “Mat* pity on yoar pet* I" he mM the alrape hide birds on tba boughs laughingly, as he entered the front deor, | thereof taken the traabla to wakeup mJ | “You perfectly understand me, Wallerl" sbe said, interugalivefy. ••PefecUv."^t ,. Gea. Grant aeni- twearw Ko man in bia camp has aver board hfat igl»a Btteraoce to profanity ia any of its. many forms. He rarely Isu|1m, either; but be bee a sort of grim humor which fa not without its effect. .1 do not know that these trivial datoifs which touch only the peraoual habit* of Gen. Grant, will interest the renders, of tb* ffseafag Poet, bnt tbey were Interwal^10 tn* They mark and indivMualAb*«aaa, uptss wbosn rente mesh' «f the power to affect for vreal ur rfM* tba future of this campaign. . This man Grant is a marvtil. ■mounts'fa Ms raak and rdtno Bpartao'simplWty of his * “Wall, then "aba, aaid, with earnest tears in bar laughing eyea, “wux rod" The soft eastern broeaa carried the aa-, swer rigbt.avay from the eaaUrp hills and the silver moon smiled ou the two *• they slowly walked ou tbeir wayfc as. if giving them a blaaaing. That night Margarot ga*« Weilar wa answer to thn question which be asked iier under the old alm tree, which eoswer 1 believe was a Moat satisfactory owe though 1 did not bear it. A fear weeks later there was a dread­ ful upeet a* Mrs. Ward's bowse but etw did oOt toiadil far aa oaa bf bar lady wemid saner happen again, as Mrs. Ward I bad btrtooaaowte be married. Margaret Dawwon became Maa. Ward sad that wkbowt disregarding ' the wid­ owed molbsfs earnest injunction to “Dea'tauuld me fer being lata," bead- If-'F "« make “no cumpromfoe." Both tba vouag dsd in mock fear, while hanging his ban have seen Margaret and Walter ataading below, and have heard the latter aay,, fa. husband and wMb had eelisfoetoriiy anon the stand in the passage. ( swsrad the most imatetamllttlequestion. “if I do aooid you. bers is some ous ]• rery peculiar lone just thase two words; '“Wattwoo/"who will take your part, I expect," aaid Mr*. Ward. Margaret was very diaoompaaed. TU A alight flush roaa to Margaret's lace, quest*** i which Walter pot to bar weak Ltet'oa IV TMB A ear.—Gs* Howard as Waltar said, fa pleasant aurpriae;— abort t one, bat tba answer would involve made th* following sensible ramarks as “Ah Mlsa Margaret, I am aura my moth- ao i mwah. Bkebapt bar eyes feted so the to Itqwoeio tbs artsy, ia tats apse this: and bar lip ahead. But when •r will leak courage |o Mold me in yuur ground, । "1 d.d sot drink at aalinys, 1 did net Walter re«Aa>ated tbaqeeatina abaaaid drinks* West Point; hat svhea i got 1 ^' “But*supposa 1 scold ybuf aaid Mar- i oerutwely. “Don’t ask nan; naw I have !=taU) Ue m aU ±= c.-=7 ।’. fouxtel f=4’it ?. *w =i; ill the -Lx (fab. gar.t^arefay ^Indeed J ; somatmug u>Mf «> y®« *a»*~* <*» ••- loa. If you weal fate aa affiaar'a OdertMk, to",U»4<«I1U» U- WWM WUW'u.SrS.w unu ' �NEWS ! Mar Fah> Bailroad, UTOEEW TOfflfSON irfl.l.lj to q.ind trams tafoesy as menhehif to the peace , and independence of this our errantry tho ,effurta ofany sueb Power to obtain now foczbolda for Monareblal Governments, ,sustained by a foreign military force In , neta proximity to the United States.— {{foatf'nta txffitinnta applause.] fO n motion of Mr. Bushnell, of the Committed on Resolutions, they were ,,adopted by aeclaimntlon. By motion it was then decided, that the Convention proceed at onee to nomi­ nate a candidate for President and Vice ProaMeM. -•■■■■ " Gen. Cameron, of Pwmeyl vania, offer­ ,ed as a substitute a resoletion that Abra­ ham L lacoin and Hannibal Hamlin be tho unanimous choice of thd^nlon parly for President and Vice President (Great cheering and loud calls for a division on "’ilr’c—«J|1, o(M.rjl«W, wllrffcr ginis, Florida Arkanaaa, LouUasa, and all the territories which the nMyurlly report proposed to admit to seals without tbe right to vote, should have the . right to vote, was put.to the Convention., Mr. Irane asked a division oftbe qoesliun to rote as to the States first, and thro on tbe territories. A second division wan called for, and the Convection asked to vote first as Tencessre baring the right to vote. A cell tor a vote by states was made and the' Convention voted, 4yee210, nays 15®. . . Hie Convention next voted as to the admission of Artetas and Louisiana with tho right te vote. Tbe result was anmraneod, ayes 207, naya 167. . The report of the Committee on Cre­ dentials was then adopted as amended. Mr. Raymond, of Now York, from tbe Committee on Resolutions, reported the following: 1. Jfaaotasf, That it Io the highest duty of every American citizen to maintain agaioM all their enemies tbe Integrity of the Union and tbe paramount authority of the Oooetitrtionsnd laws of tbe United States and that hying aside all direrence of political opinions, we pledge otrreeh-es ss Union men animated by a common sentiment, and aiming at a common ob­ ject, to do everything in our power to aid tbe Government in quelling, by force ef arms, tbe rebellion now raging ^against its authority, and in bringing to punish­ ment dee to their crimes, the rebels and traitors arrayed against it. (Prolonged » division of tba question so as te decide first na that portion ef the resolution dedarldg Abraham Lincoln the unanimous choice of tbe convention as Its candidate for tho Presidency of the United States. Mr. Btevros moved tofay. the resolu­ tion on the table. (Groat ewnfusiun, cheering and cries of“questien."] Mr. Cameron withdrew bi* resolution *PX*AMotad, That we approve of the determination of the Government of tba United States wot to compromise with rebels, or to ofier any terms of peace ex­ cept eweb as may be besed upon an uncon­ ditional surrender oftbetr hostility and a relaro to their jest allegieuee to the Constitution and fa we of lira United Blates snd that we sell upon tbe Government to maintain thia position nod to nroseewt e __ __ „ which the Gevernru.m to its own defence has aimed a death-blow at thia giganlfcsvU; we are in favor fur­ thermore of such an amendment to the Constitution la bs made by the people in conformity with ita provlelous. an shall termmate and forever prohibit the exist- plsuso] who hare periled their lives iu This is a name that the people of the defence of their country and in vindica­ United Stales, have heratoforo delighted tion of the honur of tfaj flag; that the to honor, and ita possessor has occupied nation owes them sotai ^CTmanedl recog­ nition of tbolr patriotism and their val­ a high place hr the estimation of inoumer. or, and ample and permanent provision able friend*. But be ha. at last placed fur those of their anrvivora who have re­ himself in a false position before the ceived disabling and honorable wounds in country, and in his efforts to defeat Ahn. the service of the country ; and that the ham Lincoln by bringing to bear upon memories of thoee who have fallen in tts defence shall be held to rreatfal and ever h i» Hmj-ilimunlnflnsmtafl— oppo­ sition, "hehas forfeited the high place that he once occupied, and if he persists in such a course, the “suicide, by his own strong hand," wQi be effectually a«os- pliahad." We have baseto fore, had an abiding faith in bis honor, patriotism and integrity, and even yet, we trmt bo may bo brought to see the error he has com­ mitted,mod withdraw from a eontaat that and Viahabuag, baa at length tab an hb position before tba rebel Capital. whfai wa take into conaideration And the strength of will, tenacity cd purpose, end U rau, „lte!)«••»» work >» lUir —If » TV. pl—" l*k“ praM., skewing ik.llbe «>.my h« u wid everything be can command. ’ Sheridan is reported to bold Bottom s Bridge. Thio may induce the aoemy to retreat serve the Ctockahumtoy. June 4—5 a. m.—Tbe enemy made a n'tal attack on tbe Sd corps last night, which wps repulsed witr. gruel Sheridan took Bottom Bridge last night­ Cannonading has upaoed on our right, but no musketry aa yet ' Another oorraaponderrt saya that on Friday’a figbt owing to fhe formidable character of the enomy'a works. It was deemed impolitic to continue the assault, and at noon our men rested in (heir new positions, ofter making them impregnable. In the advance upon these works, Brooks and Miles* brigades formed two lines, erecaeded by the 148lh Penasylvania, acting as skirmishers, who led the charge, charging the works with tho point of the bavonet, driving the enemy from them In great ennfaaion. But Ibo rebels made a desperate charge while we warn refomYng, aud drove our men out and a few yards from tho werka., Here strong works were erected and held in spite of their efforts to didodge ua. In Barlow’s charge 27 prisoners' and <we color were taken, six pieces were captured, and Col. Morris, of the 7lh New York heavy ar­ tillery, was about to turn them on lhe enemy, wh»t> be was charged upon by overpowering meases snd compelled to retire. Another correspondent saya, of cue tiring tho enemy must now be thorough­ ly satisfied, that be cannot break our lines through, aor drive our men from their established positions, though he pile ev­ ery man of all his corps upon any one point of our line. JZreofrr.Z, That Abraham Lincoln be declared the unanimoM choice of the Union party ao Ita nominee for President of the United States. As the vote was about being taken, ME Raymond urged that the vote should be taken by States, as it bad been said there was a <fis|4wftloa to rush the nom­ ination of Mr. Lincoln through the Con­ vention. To stifle any contrary expras­ eion of sentiment, such a vote would car­ ry with it more power and influence than the passage of aay such resolution. Dispatches from headquarters Army The proposition was well rewired of the Potomac at D o’clock this morning amidst much con fusion. have been received. An assault was Tbe 8»rtes were called. The result made on Burnside about midnight and sueocsafolly repulsed. In the preceding - VarVt. Lincoln—Maine, 14; New afternoon 100 picked men of the enemy Hambablra, 10 ; Vermont, 10; Maass made a'nish v> find out what waa tbe bnitii M{ Rhode Island, 8; Oeunecti meaning of Hancock’s advancing, siege out, 13; New York, 00; New Jersv.14; lines. Nine of the party were captured Peansy Ivama, 08; Delaware 0; Mary and the rest killed or driven back. land, 14; Lonlrisna, H; Arkansas, 10; Several letters have passed between Tenneseee, 15 ; Keetoeky, 22 ; Ohio, 42; Gan. Grant and Gcu. Lee, in respect to Indiana, 3»; iHioofoU; Michigan, 1« ; collecting the dead and wounded between Wisconsin, 16; Iowa, 16; Minnesota, 8; the two armies. Gep. Grant, in the Califora ia, 10; Oregno, 8; Waul Virgieclosing letter, regrets that all bis sflorts ia, 10; Kansas, 6; Nebraska, 0; Colora­ for alleviating lhe sufferings of wounded do. 6; Washington, 6—Tutirt, 407. men left on the ball!a field have boro For Gen. Grant—Mtaouri, 22. rendered nugatory. Two rebel officers On motion of Mr. Hume of Missouri and six men, sent out to search for thu tbe vote was declared unanimous. The wounded nf their comtnacds, were cap•nthaeissm was imusensa. Tbe Convention proceeded to vote for fared, in consoqoence of tho enemy not delivering Gen. Leo’s letter unfi) after a candidate tor Vice rresMeo*. tbe hour be had named had expired.— Daniel Mack er, of Indiana, presented Gen. Grant has notified Grn. Leo that the name of Andrew Johnson of Tcnnasthey were captured through a niisubderstanding, and will not be held aa ptiaeuMr. Stone of Iowa, seconded the tao ora, but will'bo returned. lien. No other military intelligence has Mr Cameron offered the name of Han­ been received. nibs I Hstnlfa. (Signed,) E. M. Srawrnx. Mr. Tremafa, of New York, la behalf , ; Wasiuxoto*, June 8. of a portion of the delegation presented, To Maj. Gen. Dis: Daniel 8 Dickenson. . A diepatch from Gen. Grant, dated Tbe.Preeidenl anaouocad ths fallowing name* as being before the Convention : yesterday 3:05 r. m., reports that all has Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, H. Ham­ been very quiet to-day. No casualties lin of Matee, L. II. Reaaaeau of Koo- are reported. A dispatch from Gen. Sherman dated tueky, and Daniel & Dickareen of New at Ackworth yesterday, 0 r. m.. save: York. The Convention then proceeded to bal­ 4,1 have been to Altoona Pass, and find lot. A the vote proceeded, it was soon it very admirable for our purpose. It is apparent that Mr. Johnson, ofTenneseee the gate through the laat or most eastern was to be tbe nominee,, and before the opening of the Alleghenies, know be­ vote was announced the varloua States comes aa useful to ns as it was to tbe whose voles bad been divided, changed enemy, being easily defended from either their votes end went unaaliwoualy for direction. The reads hence from Ack­ worth fa Georgia are large and good, and Mr. Johnson amid great enthusiasm. The chair announced that the next the country more open.” Details of the bumeas inorder waa-the election of a position at our troop# and containplated National Committee, and the States were movements are given, but are not need­ called upon to name the same, wMch was ed for publiu faforraatioo. Tho diapafah done after veriow reeolutiom ef thanks. further states that tba enemy la not in our immediate front, bat his signals are Coe vention adjourned erne die. seen al Loot Mountain and Keonesaw. Dispatches from Gen. Cosby, dated Otr H «n«y be truthfully arid that this war ia flluittrating the ‘pluck" of JuneSd.bave been received, which ro­ the American nation. Tor M days has the coble Army of the Potomac eoertin(Signed,) . £. M. Sraatow. sssaant fighting or marching. Five thousandbarve soldiers have been buried W seatwoTOR. June 8,8:45 r. x. in honorable though obscure graves. SO,- To Maj. Gen, Dix: ‘ 000 <i tian in* have been seal back tn hoeA dispatch from Mr. Dana al Grant’s Headquarters, dated last night, 8.30 y.M., announces s victory by Gen. Hunter still tbe army >a pressing on, -fighting It over the rebels beyond Staunton, and out m this line.” Tbe roads are strewn that tha rebel‘Gen. Jones was killed on whb«hdwema«fM0*tarooe. Oms- the hattie Iraki. The dispatch is as fol' start matching has worn out50,600 pairs। lows:' । of ahrasa. Two ihtedoof the army—more “The Richmond Attratncr of to-day 1 than 100.060 men-have s.arched, snd1 ------ -* of Gen. Joaos, by fought, said slept 30 days and nights, in n beyond Staunton, ._ ----------- -aillMW’ItajPc beatacd dwrt and rain, and bare not and his sceoessor retired to Wainroboro, and sow bolda the mountains between Chariottasvllle and Btaentoo." Tbeymper farther states tm hospitals or stores were captured by Gen. Heater. Anelher diapstch anneunres tbrt «r the National Council of the Union League of America hereby heartily approves and endorses the taf»• natiooa imadd by-'ehr^Ufckm JfoldBal •-r/.sr- Cunvention, at Baltimore •*» “• 8ck rf Ju««, «r Abotam tv PrradiiA, of At^r.. Jutaooo for V«».Pr^>L AMpo«O,eo l—1 by our obligation to do ell in our power lu elect true and reliable men to ell offices, and a* the nominees of aaid Coo­ vendoe are fob only tataidrtea that ean editor Of thia paper, wa ask fo Wa hare rata fa a > far tough. te newspaper, aomewhere, that J (ptahaadsg * “ Wean io visit I taeor childhood, to see k the* I ata Green Mountains have de| ft>U> *?. hlllockt or tow vl those ataid and itautrious fan! generated into latter day Cop New York Jone 11. Staunton, June Oth, sa; enemy in fores . io nt IftMacr even a part nflhis b pired, then has New England und imbuden. Tbs former uaa killed. We pursued them to-day through here, with Ifttfa resistance, th-mgh they were strongly fortified, and all the males were ordered out to defend tbe place. We raptured six guns, buodreds of prisoners, and many hundred thueanad d->tars' worth of stores. We do uut ati’P- A mure important poiut has neeii reached by Crook’s cavalry, which is with wilt eowtiuua to make its wM While wc are thua absent, it uk usual; whether with increas ereased Interest to oar readers t U. S. 10-40 BONDS. r—We bars every : believe, however that there wiI gtafauttoa fa ita atlraotiveor Job* Roann baa kindly ooae eteroiae a supervisory direetio such original matter as be proper. The bnvinrsa of the be left with Geo. S. Toot as fo say co a tracts made by him, < given, will be honored by us. . l.’ytir rwa.-rlt wss staled I Ratarr of last week that John ] “fell fa^e, Wilderaess.7 But happy’to ’ foforni our readers, many fristas, that be is not “d« To M*J. Cm tax . . ■ Official reports from the Army </ tbe Potomac down tofire o’clock yesterday evening, detail nd uiuiemenl* of Impor­ tance. •' »** ■ C*** »ii ’» A dispatch from Butler, dated thia A. m., reporta all quirt yesterday. Gen. Kauts chargvd the enemy’s works at Petersburg and carried them, penetrated the town, Ml not being aapperted by Gen. Gilmers, who had withdrawn Ufa forces without a conflict, Gen. Kauls was obliged to withdraw without further ef­ fort. Gen. Kautz captured 40 prisoners and one piece uf artillery which be brought with him. Gen. Burbridge, commanding in Ken lucky, in a di<patch dated yesterday ai Lexington, reports that after cunueulra titig a fores at Beever Creek, ea the Big bandy, bo moved against Morgan's force in V irg>n»a, first as far aa Gladdeeilfo— Morgan with 2,500 men mured fata Ken­ tucky, via Whitesburg. “I purauta them and marebed 90 miles fa twenty, four hours and cams upon Mm at Mount Sterling yesterday muming and defeated him. By stealing fresh horses he roach ed Lexington at 2 o’doak Uris moraine. Our forces held tbe forte, and the rebels did bet little damage. He left hare al ‘ 'V**11*- 1 ,i*rt * pursuit w ith a fresh force this s vmim.** ~ No official i ed from Gen. (Signed,) B. M. BTNTpN. Ills father called upon us last s gars the-welcome iufornratta I had received a.letter from his a ten at Gordoesville ata n| “Old Pelat Comfort Ya, 4lh insU, stating that he was health ata la tbe hands of lhe r| Ta* Wdbat Cue».—Until w I fast week or two lhe prospect i crop of wheat in this sectiuu quite good. But tbe recent col weather has damaged the pnd tertally. Although many field sowta-OstoHd fair even yut « fair yield, yetmauy others, la and is unfavorable ailuatioaa, a> out sparsely and thin, so that < eraga, the present itaicelien we shall net realize any thing I ordinary crop. Cart. Gxaa Hasan Fbom.—I been permitted to sees pri»l from Captain Geer of lhe 3d I to his relatives in this place. I Wee dated May 15th st • rebd fa the Wilderness. He writad weoreunded ata captured ml ta May: that hie right log was led' stare the kana on the 7th; CHANCERY SALE. TATE OF MICHIGAN. —Th* Crreatt Csnrt _t 7 rt Barer, fa ChtaSJ. S far feer . a- apparently detag well, ata he i Well treated when bo wrote. Il wd.wgSii tba receipt of thia loll 1 CcrtD Wxrnrtlt.—Webarc I fa thia vicinity, every night o! weak. But the frost haa been ra| tad Ou thh account vegetatiun wheeled to sems exteal, but tx I ��IHSS •k|«f m axa ac'rm aZcii i.inii** that at JaaaMtowteKaCchewara killed ue ' die outright,' wMfe the other; haW' are : mostly p feme tally Airebted for such rervtae. OMbeAMtirporknpi OtU half J -may.-whtetoMRMNT' •fi 1.0011 VffKWY.V. ante ' ' ' Avcvuvawac ‘Vo^VaAXv^, sgs^z- taken from our farms for the araiy, will ever retort. . TVlr labor la lost to our farmers. Prices ef all kmda of stock and pro­ duce must rule high for a long UmA la comei but Ous eourtnoita oim-Mimption of boraes mbst Inevitably , exert a double pressure io regard to lhe«,aud we desire to call the altoruioo of our farmers to the Important points connected with the subject. , . ■ .' • Tbi» scarcity of bones and oonseqoent high pricee^will stlmolate the breeding u’ ‘wswapm our farmers may be certain that colte will T.U~ end renesqnMit profit to the PTOpristor, tb« enabling him to expend i ■. 'W.ou.%anA% of dollars tech rsar la sdrertirinx thslr VwtMwsu Ccri$u«» IME AND BUT MORE which Ute been showered upon bin from K\\ o$ Cou’fttnj, “^foia er hx •OF THOSE- be for the Interest ef formers to raise these thlwgb which require tbs Inst ef It; uso, os ress, P 0« >1 STJi".cnoTT. I however, must be bis own judge ns to ** ^“hU The second point to "bioh we wish to cell attaulfon, is la relation to tbe en ploymsntof oxen, in the place At boraes, upon our farina. There arw but few forms en which oxen may not be kept with decided profit A yoke of: oxen can bo bought for tbepriceuf a g<»>d borer, can be kept almost br quilt as cheap; wilt do nearly double tbo work on a firm; sod if carefully used and well fed, will tell, after the crone are all in, for a profit oyer tbeir oosL There are but few form­ ers who could not really realize a profit uf thirty to fifty dollars a year, by pur charing oxen in the early part of the Winter, end selling again the next Fail or early Winter. By goasroua feeding and careful usage, they will give a not prefit on tbeirgrvwth besides doing work enough to pay fur all they ret. W s know formers who realize a profit uf fifty to one hundred dollars a year, by adopt ing a similar course to that we have rec­ ommended. LJ Our objoci at thia time is merely to 'cell attentioa to those two points, whieh seem to us to be deserving of the as nous auntion of our formers generally. Tbe question of the eomparatlve cost of burse and ox labor is ooe efgreater importance than is generally supposed, and at anoth­ er time we may consider It at greater length: Meanwhile we ehould be pleaa»d to hear from our forraw readers on the subject.—Mm. Ploughman. V.’hx<\u&Ve 6. te wadZSarg am vbo bar* l«i< Awry e. ba»» tons*-«k<-r •POJ.SOW.. he.,, by rr'isjsto J. GRANT! fc»e*He« -a, &phili', tfkin. gXasoose, Bait jpuwn, Q^pepeia, --------------. Ldrer OnplaW, Freer and jfgu*. * ■ FrrruUa Cfcmplatnte Bi. jtiUhon^’s jK»s, >»ri>foe. •Eruptions, Pita, Bargfuicyta Cbnsumptfcn, «te. I I < IH MT USE OF HUDE; Come and See !! WK HVAB JUST RECEIVED *sss cmr arewed Udder Ate •FeopWS sore.' ead bare seed ' I < >1 «w UarHufrewMeCy.ieealieptwMcBa U-.U 0X1 parson writes, her daughter sras cored of Ate al tone yores' standing, andSs Vitas' ‘-------- .. — _m daaaoa feww writes, his san was cured __________________ T ANOTHER wu eared of Frrer sad Agwe after teymg erery medicine in hie reach. ANOTHER was cared of Few Sore which had existed fourteen yean. AH OTHER of Ilheumalissi of eight veare. Caere innumerable of Dyspcrwia and Liter CompUint«M>Mbe mentioned in which the AVovSt Wkt. a CVtarxw. 'V'm. 'BYooik VA\.a are the most aetirs and thorough pills that hare over been inUtxluood. They act so directly upon the Urn, exeit ing that organ to such aa extent as that Che ey*e m does not relapse info its former ooedi|ion, which le too opt to bo the ease with •imply a purgatire pflL PIANOS ! Ci O O JO Hi OMIOA.OO, PIANOS ■<m jMrifita it ' ‘“r&r*** WUh ** *"**“••**■«■»• imevkalou n.xowfrts^tedgy •BW«MBAttin>«». .RK yee'Swd with Urntowns<itwstorirtwff PIANOS KEW'OIBID MUNXBS. w"*£^u2*1*1*mtsSt»3w» We bare every kind of goods, such । t Tn these medicines, and you will never your neighbors, who hare used them and they wiH esy they are QmoA l&e&tAxvcB, and yon should try tlicm before .going for s physician. Get a PhaqAlot or Almanac of my foeal 1 agent, and read the rertificotea, end if you hare erer doubted you will A“nStl. htde . ... UUSl PIANOS IMPORTANT AND s, GROCERIES Pianos & MelodeOUfy’-C • PIANOS A large stock of Perhaps three persona out uf four would rush right op to the burning indi­ vidual and begin to p«« with their hands without any definite aim. It la uselean to toll tbe victim to do this or that or call for water. In fact. It is generally beat to aay not a word, bet tear sp the WEISS CELESMTES MTHtT ths carpet or seize a blanket from the bed »iab<rik»..>m«„*m . u*r ur rioak, or any woolen fobrie—if none *qf.’rbcre’*r ore n^My is at band. take. m»v woolen material, hold tbe corners aa for apart ae-yotk can, stretch them out higher than your bead nnd running-boldly to the person, make the motion «rTclasping in the arms must about the shoulders; this Instantly smothers the lire and tares the face,; the next Sealant throw the unfortunate on tbe I.hx; thia la an additional safely to the fore and breath, and any remnant ufflarns can be put out more leiaurely. Tbe next instant immerse the burned parts In cold water, and alt pain will cease with the rapidity uf lightning. Next get -tome cummen finer, retinre from the waler, and cover the burning parte an inch thick nets of tbo fiour If pcoeible. Put the pa­ tient to bed and do ajl that la presihie to sooth, until Uw phyaidan arrives. Let ths floor remain until It falls off of itself when a beautiful new skin will be found. U nlota the burns are deep no other appli­ cation is needed. The Sour for burns is tbe tnoel admirable remedy ever pro­ poned, and the information ought to be imparted to all, Tbe principle of ito action ia, that, like tbo water it causes instant abd-pet<e«l relief from V] totally excluding the air from the injured parts. y *^^Ha. CsTaAatas Dswsu, "Dreumaktr. Goodell AHey, abcre TurnereL ’ ' ' WMLODXOINS, • ■ 3<nU®»3. -jixintffftitijyy. 2 PIANOS Watw£. MmaeMto Ito «p AR^F^ii*«gre of the mes oftU Oss.r fo. PIANOS WAS^Hti*LG,x K,SQ* • •*m* a . , /yrrxfccjjtfsi. B^U aaiTr,it. b walkkr floxx.'ot nxr Vitort. ^OUVTY Clothing AND DRY GOODS! FOR SAI.?. BY Roberta A Btrikor. Rutin n; El! JCIdi DVJUmBBMEHT. ' । V’ crTY hamhram itori. o« »«ios nun u wus cm, k.__•‘“PUltoff cuontl-a. to renew their OCB 8TOCK or JQBSOVUU B VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. OC* BU.LXABD TABUS Unusually IJow! JEFTKHSOS TAKHRp,. To prtvt re* «•*»> rutste *,aTWl C. PB1KDLE, ^as.'ta£= HARD-WARE! Amts aww Rct-Tbe following re reipt Wiakea >0 exculloet dub fee oither luncheon or far tapper. and wbee taten drld. Is win be found acceptable >1 hoi weather. It can bo made wkh tor sort of fruit. Wub some rise (the qrotlty mut be regulated by tbs sirs of the dish,) poor a little c.W water odor R, art it In the oru vmMI the wgtrr Is absorb sdiatosftee, Then add a Hub milk and,Wor> (hat in with a spoon. Pfoee the diet epain m «e oven, and keep working ft from time to time .until the rice ■ aoA. When this is tbe care, work in a few spoonfela of eream. _ Take come ' ngr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-06-22.pdf 5665029d9cc965fefcc50b016814cfff PDF Text Text awan. asdA .SIKMA5 O0OT8AK ____ "■ _jgrfy:Tr— ai vjwj -uwMam^n !W joambwto i), SX.OOsTTg 7.TAl'77t"3 Tffcga ;1 IT at the I’jfliWFWbHli DRUG -STORE!!! LM tbses areaaHseWpoo UMirBpa, MttoMate ^uwfoMseai fer glory's star •--------------- “--- ‘ *TF~1 TFlIla*- _ ________ Roberts &. Struct, UvasmMaa toctetr. oaauari to Sasfinjs’ guistu Directors new and most texnplete afeortment of DBLUSAWIKDICINEI, " . CheaicaK Palais, Olla, Cam phewe, Barnlag Ftete. , r Well twtafefar ilia an «sdl«a wTwth. , Wbe sesraa a tjrant a pewssx • TUBFENTINB AND ALCOHOL. ‘TWw^Xi^'sMim'psSi HM UIVIMs Ani nysnptkbfStuiBoon’ivrsurt. W. need not bout tbtft HACjhtyeta ■■ TboigkUHb inxrai Ums’towr; Oergury lias h> Frontou't artnea ^tewrioin uratevan ■ paessge.-be fosnd himself one evening inSSKjajaMS® ■Hy etrry your heart witb-waTV . M lMok-yoa m»y bope/’--abe-replied^ the “composing robro,® of eonrae M-~U t WRI’J J !!^AWs>vwyMjWau., ’ will. wjiuld have.done In his own"country,! orjt-J and told toe man in charge that bo -bed-, •elf behind a lamp .post, a they e kh- Ijnpurfofi^ and Intefcatlnr ."mafl’nsL. When we got home, we went into^ho Item." > 3,..L..’._ vn tba’atapZ She turned -toward . . .''^.vu- 4.,:'«. dining r66ft, aWl'MlfitrEer lB a clan her face all aglow with feering.' Informed that H.Wxrtbr^late/ ‘ “Good bye, Frank, “Wki goal of k*BHrtwr^ftd ’ffiger the men had all gone home, and that li. ofJVtjratlf• ' Jp> to you I thaee a.moment; 1*11 she :wap shyf- ard «rtW'no»4>e “s«t ‘op.* : The Captain told him it.must be, aa It .wu,'blgbfy' taw«r-' was'afoddt t« rest 6f the evening; -when- lant, and thst if the foreman would show > bhn a.“ijaee" and give bitn a ’stfck* ha' •ke atei teeoa the stairs, placed * small io bdme'/an'd wpuld# it lumsalt The foreman waal * ha lurired PBftetlfo my. J>W<*4artBg;',t.ul.ii ■> i ...1 w^ftt?i¥i*‘ Aw?tr*w,: ,ad ioeradidooa, and thought him a. liMla •sup r FOB AUCHANICAL AND MEDICINAL PUHPOHE8.OXI.YUU Abo a full stock sf GROCERIES Roberts &. prttiKER, TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICKS. HCFriR, EALERS in drop, medicines.' patent medi FBUXES, FIGS, BAKINS. CODFISH: eiavs, psinu, sib, lerpsat.nc. burnlox fluid, s.r. Uqnors. dy.-stsfs, window xhM.patty. fro■ bat. •swslblnc in lbs Grocery lu>», »n«b ■ U) lx M«d«l for tsmilv sm. x D gsiwvnwj’T iriKR7UjniXB'7 Ab< UeklBf ExtracU, STATIONERY, FENS.TBSCna. INKS. PAPER, ENVSL0PK8. CAUDB. Ac.. Ac. Upon our shelrrs may be foand all of the PATENT MEDICINES of tbs dsj. / « <«ArrM a Muevs, H TWwrern -4COUH8AXJ.OB8 AT LAW lo‘AA prX7ti~ “iMta^’frivawkStrCTt.oFPeeiteUc PMtefficv, rriaewweft MkWgaa... Bestows. CUcall Ceart C«**lnhMr for D»ro C~“1' . OFFICE OVEH BLAKEV STORE. * BaHaisnabtssadeAclrnisgcatat^'ashtot; tou-Mr. J.B. KauousEM.-I •« pr.psr.Alo s. c. PKIlfDLE, ,„ Hastings W»i- OVtbesteBtmraiH to yeeriy Mvattseem. AU itoaaerM tow* >rfoifog msosM M dsrf Stete, ia<* 8| •; 'TTr; ......... until Collected ; ••<! when MccpteJaad sudiud I will soaks liberal adraacev ef tovarj to appli“AL^DDSnARCED SOLDIERS, who bars ■ •WJl Urtfct* soldier wtrh. . Hiri' sMteWML * YWiWJn,_ ____ -Nrrvr.lv. ifp! ibowlrtis. grspssbcrt stall reftfo OeitaifasbUnwter Jaadeweveebeam, t.i-ju Ibsllbto^ttatoW^rstr’ . ‘/Braye wurds. Kite/Tou'dteerfd a (risk for’ltiim.” it was given.' Tfdhied •wttylh'desper^tlo'h, anil wklkWbnWard' not ckrfag iiiBtrt I w«iL Policetntta watched iua, but t!>e laleaeei 'of the hour made no dltforCnce to me. ' r ctluld here walked air'iilght'.'"Al length I Came ton Kate was sitting by the window. I bridge. Thqmdon "was shining upon the Il lodged cold htid 'dark was pitting beside bar. Il may be jwell rippling "Vml’L VWs* to state here that Kale was a young Indy, except where the and that I ant a.yownggeirtleiuaa, K^te would be a plunge, and then the water, bad Jarge. lustrous dark ayes, which just would flow t>h ovar my bead. Why hot! then were covered-51th fringed, drooping I did M«kn<>w I had loved her with such eyelashw. /^he bad brands of; dark, la,'?, devotion. ' It'wks all-oV6r b<»w. .She be­ wreathed around her.head, a soft puilt longed rn attotbcF. My foot, was ■ on the i, then thongbt of the; name k cd^ur In hiu.eheek«, and a rosebud wu.tHK rail, womanly, fresh and lovely. Kato was bad signed to the roll.' “No Jaeob Arm­ clad in-, g oink muslin dfess, with a tifiy strong, you have bo right to ask* the life white ruffle around her white throwL— which you have given to your country." She was armed with f<>ur steely nwodl.et, I turnadaway towards my boarding place w Hep-Were many bright arrows that- full bf biltaraeee and despair. A tiny pierced my heart through and .through.' glove was on toestskv. 1 pickedrit up ^>ver her fingers .glided- a; email’ blue and pressed st paseiohately to my bps, thread, wbid) proceeded from the ball pf and cursed myself for ibaaet as 1 threw it tfowa again. yarn I held In my band. The days that followed were weary Kale wa« knitting a stocking, and sure Ijt,'IrreyecabTy she was/taking me cap­ chough. I made arrange iuenta for uiy tive•’ already. I foil myself entangled by departure with all possible opMd;->. J arroidsdffatoand waaouMsmd hasghty in; ■those small threads, ... Ism very dignified We were the initiates of a boarding my sals rations. house. Knle wmamw boarder. I. had naturally. I cau be an iceberg in huoiaa shape when I vrlrt?- XJmraventng I went km>wB W beta'few waeka. into the ptfk>K bdfm4> le^'am! took up a The evening was warm, and I took up newapspnr. Kate earns in. si: put /.on fanned W. [7o<ilie<f.>t whifo osy dignity, and triad to be ipLereeteJ in thanUd ‘"and out, under the _hl*«e. politics, though 1 could think, of Miking, luinda, gl but the dafoty Iguru opposite^ and glearaiug noodles to i -tihr hands. I straggled, wifo tba passionate; bitter feelings that with two hearts joined upon it„ and on rose at this sight of bar, and was calm and. .cold. ‘ J*. lb! Inilde two tiSines written—hers apd “1 am glad yon have unlisted, Mr. mine. Thea. I thought ofo Kato a« >y ' ..!. *,x *lfe, always dpd In a pink ibuaIId dress, Armstrong,’"aha said, a "Thsnk yotV’l replied stiffly. . ,s alwitya wilh bar hair fn jusX such glossy .'•!isnppuse yoe sre wy busy making brslia, and'kpfulhg^^ihgif to the end preparations!” ’-,.!j I,’,,.. “Very.?*. -.uli-. vj“Kai shall be my wife? I’sild M»'piy “And .you ora going soon !"• u . ■elf; fn rash pride, as, F fanned Her more “1 hope so." energetically.' I did not know that the Kate left the ronin. I w isbnd aba wm way to a wortan’a Heart was more intri­ cate thin a'Isirrytrth; but I bad the clue, bacfi again a thousand times, Huw kind and shy abe looked. If there .was a in the blue yarn whk-h l bel4 glseta of hope—Utet tall fellow, is miforta 1 little knew what 1 under —oo.sha.mightlhtay BtWBy'farafotY And was ahy aA a wild deer, lim yet ray heart gave a great leap M abe with an atmosphere of resar appeared again. . . . „ which’ one.boityl tobl'welt bi— ■d. want to show, you a photograph. “For whom ’ arb you knitting thusu stockings, Miss K<le 7" I asked. ’ , d Mr Armstrong.” eba eaid, blushing pod “Fp» A soldier. Mr. Armsfrang," ake sinilit*. IteoklL It was tbeqffl«r in xr4S'j;7^'ai‘.La;.‘Riui replied, her eye Mud ling with pair iulism. . H-. -.,- . , *“lfl will bs'i&fo' of the Home Guards,, «nd flashing eyes.! > “JtSsroy bfolhor Frank. . Poaa he and atay and Tiki ijri of yqti,' will ypu look UkwAnal" - • • 1 ,-j< ..-I I started as If I had boen.skoU^.take v*rB*tfM2 “Mtaa.KsBs. l waat to.Mtaa.jjraikMpL and]! sbeuM iika wm« AMB|l*Mr" Will etrflat. Mr. Arrest a a VAMBBCTT. j.wiirjMnaani bnotait• :.>»• i . *fM«dB*b-«B belter.Amt'A»i sekUmiliftfc • '»>* Uljhes jaMAnog-J I do oak burns, hew.lhai teaipaseed ath'toec.HFS, hadiijamhles ag,^mpfflua,, I-WARTOjOM IH. <* WOOb.w whetoer LdnMLtoa+aoaHjPato'; L m w>uftew« law pLOTR— WOOLES q.mimss FACTORY, ■ •"I <'pened'ft ahd tifw)tHaitocHtigB,bltiC, and warm aod ebft,-- A ante was stitched i» the toe of one efitbaiu afotutfou > . . Mt Dbab Faiaa^; I said I waa knitting the stockings for a. soldier. I •began theta, ‘wlth ti patfiotlu frrftoulio for noUoe^Wparticateef -p tfnisbed • them lafo night, m! amit loving thoeghte of yqu m.svitrrptitcHJ.base^lway?-, IMyou, but I do not think I .should have Jl'iWi yjto ‘tfiy* 'hand if vdu bitd hot enlisted. 1 luve you but I fovc ‘tny euuotrjr.-iQore. rgivs yxx: the stockings.-— ben you woar tham, J bopoyw w>H somelimea think of her wbo Jaahipnsd lIlAITl aH^t W-rfn wlvaa k*.frt ■Yonrw, , _____ . .1 reverently folded the Lay:note, after h*»iw praud ns contents to my self all the way. t&’tnjf office. beglrinihgwith ‘'Mfl.Arin-" strong,“hn« ending 'wit If “Ywrt, Katfe** Iwaa In a ata tn «fu trams beatification (Ute waq win®, noble gitf! ..Sbs loved. peat the fiote to myself sg£m, when, on a creasingpl was accbesed by t biped, tomwasly kooNB*** a «lball boy:. “Mister, yer stockings js -.alieking’qul of yer pocket." jt “Iturned caJmTy around, and addressed. “Brty, 1 glory hi- those stockings. ]' ’am willing that tbo univeraa should be> Itold- them ,.i|My., de*tfo9 4s • inter woven with them. -Every stitch Is instinct with life and'life cl" * * ••Don’t sea It, mlater ! Glory', halls• Iqjaht" sad he ended bis speech by makingan MolatMlioo point uf htmssU'. by standingoa-h>« heed ■ a-vsry bail prac­ tice for SBteiL'thoyB afrhuMik.preco­ cious youngsters, whwtnsv read this articlefBra’i«d^uttfiittMJn»?‘«’a<^r W® broka cartip,'Md started off in high -spirits. ' I ' pviufa) through tho streets with a boquet of.roaebydi’dn my bayhudt, I found a Itoto among them ifleMsnni, more fragrahl than they. ' -WheB our reglmwii H>ft Boaton; was* from Battery W bkrf t Went on board.the Merrimac. Kate could'not pass the lines, ahd stationed herself in a vaseel opposite, where we coaid look at eetb Other. ; I aimed a roeeboa at W : ft' felkinto thegvoen water and floated nway. The secoted and third wefe m.Tre suceessfol. She pressed one to hiPiipe And threw It back again; the other she hep*.' Af&rwlrd, withOto practical forethought whieb furms a pert-of'her character, she boughs out an apple woman, end stormed me with - applea.' The WmcI left lha whatC and I looked bsrir with eyee>fort Ifrtwfttg di*,‘aad watched Tbo figtfto trtttor«d«»t,i’itealfeH ^ehtklfapW’'^B«W’ handkerchief ite tone as ! eMld-se« ' *WeN. it is tanPfrr leave boms and friends, and all that-he bolds dear; bakJjdp'BOUtrvgeet tv though I eluded to Iwrqnr irts whim, and.eQ gavje him the required4mtWrials,god looked on in perfect sstopistyMpt'to aa® ah' Amfe. icon sailuc ^ptuA iB*‘to too tvpo baxas. In a few minutes * -" •anted to the Sfo type, correct stid —r ^.-----------------was of valuo.tq the paper.. When ^qne the foreman quietly asked Mm hder *he learned to sot type. He eoolir foplibd,' . ,"Oh! that's nothing. Every l«|y knows how *^®®t Ayj>e In America,— CUyitaiid i 'MlQai»»Fd Lori: If the Ysukq? cutees will let mo alone, I will writ*yob a letter. Gen. U. S. Grant la a bBHsfah and Meade is a match for the deyll.'- Mb matter bcftrdeeply we eneoonce ouseehee* in the wooda,lhe Yankee! are an re to Jhd us out. They charge on oar work* jmaio and again and sometime, take them fee|p ua^ They fight more fiercely than I hlvp erar aeen them. Aa for digging, Gram beat! McClellan all hollow. lb* Yan­ kees build strong rifle-pita, and than oiaf Arwrr offietri ask us to charge Ujetn. We have dune so, and they ha»e given.pa fidi every lilne. My sainted 16ve,'ypo will exease nib. for using Ibis language, hut if you were with us yoo* would say they "My. patriotic hir on*, J W almost tired of this! So lung aa there appeared any chanee-vf achieving our national in— dcpeufanmb 4 fought, with a. »W phot that hope seems dashed to earth. J hayo no heart to strive any longer to keep. JtffT, payfi from going la the devil former; than ha otherwise would., ” " . “I^hmWmbi^MdntMJova. bet; really I wish I vers out of ibis army and, joined to you ill the holy bunds of wed-* iodF.” x', , . ' , • {Afteran allasion to matters apper-' taining to WaitsIf and hie “sainted love',"* be cltees aa follows f] •■J .must <dofo' tforfedly. We ana or- de red to charged to charge iht» Yanketa and if possible surprise them. ■■ ' 1 slf.lg'k AHA M,c i 1“ :T . Gbw. Gbant’s Omxion ar ma Oww • Sncanon.—A gentleman from toe front tall* toe fallowing good star, of General ■ Grant: A visitor to the army celled upontirh, one morrtihg and found the' .General sitting fa bis tent smoking and’ taftmgto see «C his staff oSoera TW •ganger approached tbs chieftain and, “inquired olj him as follows; “General, if y up flank Lee and get between him and Richmond, wHI yod not mjoovrf Wash-' ingtM. artd foftva ft a prey to^bewweBiyt" > irotu his Hiomb, iadiffitrrndy a. tofak Bemoan detack sufllraMi force frota hie armj ta reinfbeeo BeMeogwad»andj oyerwhekai fetter,Fr < ‘jNnt Maubt-.of, S*’?, -■ bls IM ^ewotare wifomolng to uk# a^alb WBtbfoUDg wUU: “Ttftl bare rwr e- toltoh dearj ttaeals*Aple>ena* b rhwfo*-yBkhkdrfmjf An •HJsi'jpaWBa? betor■ «e«hs vodi ' ' * " --- - HbOaM �HAffiXM 1AH1XB. | — for the PrwidoM^I the White llouae. i, chairman uf tea <M . ropreeetrt their party la the easaiagowpaign, “Hu. have tbe migluy MfeX Fremaat the ooce loved aad trusted nep* reeoatative «f tba great Calos oosUaseot ABfiAHAM LINCOLN,1 ul the eoaoiry, auw tbs ebuoea asaucaalv Uu. M auped for hotter uuugs kwa» hts< ts«. UMapA*ttoi lad ambtiMm has kmsd Uuu, it baa tuauy vUmra deluxe fo‘U. to v Imvo sard last tba uupMt-uf Um FOB nCM-TBBUBBXT, ANDREW JOHNSON. Cm..land ssemuMags was «u fon»uu the (xrfflBrai ttera (bn tn»t»ur ) oe to prom:L Un ita M M.UUU ul iU« ivgvtar Liuuu CuavralMU opy uf tbcrrtulutnsto ur pisiform adopt, ’ at ttsflUtiMW n«d d puaaiutelruaJalo Um ol oy tta cuavenbua, a* e»reoMve uf ' vbu«e uf Um l/uast amiiiuirtto ut Um> ite ecnaeaud uf tbe loyal pooplv uf tbe O-untry which it rvpreertta, ut tee priaei! uuosiry I VbKil puuiasd uuluiatshsidy U> plrt and policy th*v •b-Hild charsciertu ■ Alr.L;iMK4na.da represuCteUv e. But tn* ediuiui*tr«tKU o< the gwenuuebt to UMl (iuSiveuiMH. pitXMMU, utMlialurlad,Um ibe preacut cuudiuuu uf tbe country. I oueJ not any to you, Ar, Uial too out) ran- tiuu, in thus uuau.iuuualj tiuuwuiUng Ucluio lUc cuuuuy. Bulb ul ibe uuiui>ou Mrt cl«.-Uuu, but gave UHcral.cn to uecs arc rvpruM.-t.uine tucti, bulk ut ihsaluiuei uutverau! rufow uf tba loyal eterhug psuiuusui aud tuiagniv, bum ul1 peUplu ul lb* OMUiry. Tu duUbl ut juur tnutupUaul alncta.0 wuuld bn little large capucwiMM m uaU»ual atiaua, and. aburt ofatMuvfoaiug tbe to-pw ul final supbuU> bwuesl, aod fit tu ut purpvMl ui main-1 laiuiug ciuur ouuvratluus ut right, tteyj piawUM. «■! toe IcUwilluU and the icaluiaUuti b| UM guv'cruuieut uf Uic luourgvut jets until, wbuui tbe people delight ul alate*. Nwrtbcr lUuodliveOliua Mur thuew repicant.led by Uial teudy-eoiertaiMil any itoUlil aa to Uk dual t vault, under yuur MUuiuwUallou aualaiued by the luyal while tbe aunod and Wcjt. ^reeaad, when ba again aMomed cunmand. seal rtotoMd bodges and «N* uf tbe lrTX*»'. — s fiir J.- mmlW JC.lOT.M.rfsJ I. In lUMWilram. U-J forced trvro Lee’* army. | Our priunwru, «<4 pandsd, numbering 11 040, sent through Buffalo Gap add over I tbe imtMtaMM, arrived safe at Haltuoapidtat lioee oa (Mr way ville ini North. nor du Uua committed doubt tba speedy Rirer.ssrruaudmg Peteraburg^nd having auppreeun,iii ut tbia meet ewked and uu‘ posMeriuti uf the Richmond aud Futars- ptuvuked rbdlmo. [A cup) ut Um resolutions ware here Lurg ra lruad. Of course Ibis euta off Lauded lu ttto president. | alt chance of communlcatiun or supplies *i would add Mr. rieeiddnl, that It in that direction for the rebel army ia would tn Um pleasure of the o.uituUlo* and around Riobmcod. In the meantime lu cuiuuwuKMie luyuu aiUuna tew days, all tbe railroads leading north and west through uae ut us tuvet acpuuiplMbod memberi, Mr. Corus, c< New Turk, by I fxom Richmond have been effectually da I leilar, mure at leugib tba ciraiuslauous stroyed, and the sapplles in that diroo- under ateob you bats Imbu placed ia Hoc exhausted, to such an extent that Dumidativa for the Praaidouey.4 1 there Is.no danger of any mote expod i’I bc Preodeui aatd; ■-Mis CbaiituM and Gentlemen uf tba liucs, or raids against W aahlogtun, or CoaamitUw; ! will iai>u»r vuccal u.y into Maryland aod Pso nay Irani*. And gauficauutt, Uur restrain Um expression I tenter who baa been joined by Crouk of u.y grauiada, that the Uuwn people, Ceegrmaloaal Coavrwllefo A Ceavsation will be toUwl LCCFk HALL. and Averill frum Western Virginia, and llii-vegb Ibeir c<>uieutrun, in tbe ouuiin I. lb. dv •* *»~-I HMtola/ m WKONimDAT. • b<i bas been largely rcinfi>reed from ued cdbrl U. save aud ad vai.ee tbe nation, lb. <lb fey of Joly mH al 11 e'dert M.. fM tbe have deemed iue Uol uunurUy to remain other source*, is inarching towards io “) preaeui pueiUun. 1 know t>u rea Lyncbbuag and tbe Danville Railroad, M joubi uml I shall accept Um num thuaouitlng off all the sources of supplies inaiion i^dcuM: and ytt, peibap*. 1 be**" read­ to the rebel army. It has now'come to abuuld not d*1*'" — U »IW the be a question of subaistenco with Gen. ing and platform. 1 B*.U “1 “uW« M»»evar, that Lee, and be will be forced either to attack 1 approve tba declaration m fowor Gen. Grant io his own chosen position, amending tbe iXmaUlaUMu aa jo pr<>bibit oe ditide bis army, leaving part uf it to slavery through nalx.n When garrieoc Richmond, and send a furte the people ia revolt, with U>a hundred •trong enough to drive off Hunter, and daysuplieit notice that they could w.d. ■a tte>ee days assume their allegiance keep open bia coma*unicati><M to tbe wilbuol tbe over thana of tbeir inutile aouthweet, or, aa a last resort ba will be Uoa, aad that they oould n.H resume it obliged to evacuate Richmoad, and aben- afurward, eiattad to stand Mit. sued an amendaMnl of the onaatilatiuo an is now don it tn its fata. . The poeition that Gen. Grant has au. ’proposed, beoutia a fitung and nsorsaury mined win give him tbe ai-operation uf[• cooclnsioc Io the final success uf the ! Uuiuo caitso. Suehataneonn ratal and tbe gunboats oa the James River, which cover ail eavila 1 anw perceive its bn. will be worth as much tu bun la a rwia- pnrtanoe and erahvaae IL la tbe juins forcemenl of 50,000 men. He can now names ..f Liberty and Uniua let Mb labor besiege and take Fort Darling, and re­ to give it legui form and pnut.cal effect.' move tba obstructions In the river au I that the boats can advance with tbe army irroaiatiUy upon the doomed city. an lilted te Amr felwgalm ton tn« »rt coiMlj t»mb4m( felegwte. to Ui* J. M. NEVW. M. U CmWWTQH. B. WBIGHT. The eunveutiua that met al Baltimore oa lbs’7th day of this month was in many respects one of the moot remarlca* bls ameniblys of the present age. It was cmnpaeed chiefly of men of eminent standing sad ability, and expericoca in our national nflairs. And tbeaa wore choerti nt regular Conventions held In all tbeStates of tbe Union, and In name that cteim tu be out «if the Union. Due notice was given uf the lime and place of tedding tbe Convention, and responded toby primary aaaemblagM oftbepeople, and delegates ware cboeen who were sunp<ord to represent the feelings aud wish­ A corns; oedent of the Chicago Test­ war, writing from Kingetoa, Georgia, June 1st esye: •Before tt>e rebell ion Kingnton was, tu um tbe wraaeuter of tbte tegfon, -a right amort pl.re." It boasted of name A correspondent uf the Chicago Trib- right hundred uibabit aril's, eat oral large •turea, three or lour hotels, and consideru*e aeye: “The telegraph baa informed you of ablacutVM trade with tba sarruaading Sbarinau'a biicctm in ouiupeUing Juhna neighborhood. But war’s drrad dre»tei>« tu rat real, and of hi* occupalMSt <•( lioe, and a destructive fire, whfeh omi Marietta, a town situated on tbe tert dentally took ploee M February bwl. have tbe must mtorange id bill* in N«rtbarn Georgia, and rendered the town one arable, slragglmg-l‘->hiog places to be aa impnitant UMnufasloring town. • Nearly all tba p*P*r made in the cm»- neen any wbera between Imre and N*Sbfedrracy kjbe product of 1he aiiila al ville. Tba Inhabitants have dwindled down that place; aud io Addition, there an ar. MMala, ponder India, factories, 4k.—ell i by reiawvala and eel Utmost* to tbe Mbi uf which arc bow loci to Jeff. Datto foe- el army, end ' there are wot at proeent I more (ten -about cue hundred citizens ••Marwlla is immediately oto, the At­ reaidinl fa tbe village 1'bcee are iwoeslanta mm! LT>attaiMM>ga Railroad, and is ly Women — leas, lank, and aerawny — n»t ocly struug by Mature, hut suscepti­ who epend m>«l of tbe lime ia the blieeble ..f twjig lurufied a., airily that a Iul oceitpstiun of ertuffdlpping aad tobee few tbmieand inea eld bold It agaiaet cw rhe wing. It aeema to mo that female I!fe-that oftbe poor wbtes—«<>«id bo auy odda ia a direct aaeaulU Btrong earthwork* had been balk, and by ma- a perfect black, were II nut for a bladder ’ noeveriag Joboatoo from tbu place, I have u< Muff and a pine stick.' “Tbe railrwod—the Western and Au no d«aibl but Gen. Sbermaa baa saved tbuuaens of live* 'I »■ -I lent id, built bj tbe stale— rOM soal and west through the centre of (ho village, wbkA to eneloaed in aa ampkhbeMra ut xJohnMim has been er badly beaten hi enuM ( hifla, none of wMch, however, pre­ strategy as was Pemberton ht Vtckabwrg; sent , a aatura! foruficaVoO. To the aoatb end he knows and Wi It; ar.d his army’ run. a bebMtog Idlie brook allied Tw.. is eLagrined beyond Hwastrre | Lavs Run, wHeb empttee Into the Eu.wav r rm versed with prisoner, captored at river atajwt feme milee frora bore. On the battle of Raes tn, who arg nut only the east side »f ibe village, in the wblley conversant with tbe eentirrmta of the , arty at large, but of Juhnstun and bis ,seven regteMOM, all waking wmeperta- es, sad who were instructed in this mal­ lee by thane who cboee them. Tbe Cooventloe thus composed, and Twetructed, aad reflecting tbe opinions of the greet inaae of UbLmi men, with remaritable “From Marietta southward tba connuuasimity, cboee Abraham Lioeoin for try te level or gwtfv undulatteg; and Pmsidun t, aad Andrew Jrhasna foe Vice there to no point at which Joe Joteetoo President. And a platform wne adopted amid hope to make a stand north of the long enough end breed enough fbe all Chatuhuoebe river, elgtt milea from Au Unia • and even then tbe chances for sacUnion mca to stand upon. oewefot resistance are sligh*.” In tbe mean limo, during tbe pendancy “The Banks of tbs streams are low of the reguler Union Convention, another aad Um wMoh ehaltew, aad It will be <me waseuned and mvt atCle valar.d on tbe far leas Mktft for them t. teak him SlsteffMay. On that day two or three bon Democratic National Convent* in to aaeemble io Chicago on th. “’“•rK'JHter"’ ““ morning. Gem Butler reports from bis obeervatory. Bear Bermuda Hundred, that Ibera hue been sharp fighting, and that tbe troops and trains of the enemy were, as bo wrltm, muviog Irum tbe city .cross the Appomati.x, as If rsUwatingflancock is not near enough to render Gen. Smith say aid. Tbs Rmbmood papers bare nothing to indiaata a euspicum </ our oroaeiag the J Aines River. They expect to beaiucked from Um duwcUuu uf Mai sent ll»ll. City Point, June 15, 2.50 p. m.—Our iateat report from Braith was at 4 r. ■. He bod cairied a line of entrenchments at Beatty’s House, the colored tn-'pe ■ msu I Ung and carrying the rifle pita with grant gallantry, but he had auk yet carrial tbe main Im* He describee the rebel artillery fire ss vary beery. He expacted to assault tbe line just before dark. Hancock is within three miles of Smith. City Pidnt, June 16,7 a. M., efe James town Island 1I.-4S *. M.—At 7:20 p. m. yreterday. Smith aseaullrd and earrried ibe principal line' of tbe oneniy before P<-t*r«ber<, teklng 16 cannon, several stand nf adore, and bet warn 300 and 400 priaeivrs. Tba line is two mil<M fr>uu Petersberg. Hsnock got up and ufok a position on Smith’, left To-day Ibera •a,'heavy firing in that dlreetioa, from fit a Vi six u'cfock. No report bie been received yrt. Doot Hard Landing, Virginia, June. 19.— I p. m.—After sanding n>; despeicw of this morning from the heights south­ east of Petersburg, I went over tbe eap lured line with General Grant and sever­ al engineer officer* The works are «>f tbe very.etrungest Hod—mom difficult to take than was Miaekmary Ridge, al CbauaniMigB. The hardest fighting was d.me by the black troops. Tbe fiwts they stormed were tbe worst of all. Al­ ice the affair was over. Geo. Smith went to thank them and tell them be was proud •>f tbeir courage' and daab. Flo says they caaN bo rxceflrd aa soldiers, and hereafter he will send them in ay difficult placee as readily ss the best • hila troops. They captured six out uf tbe sixteen can­ non. Tbe priednJFs we took were* from Beauregard’s command. 8>>me uf iboiii aaid they had teat crossed the Jama., above Drury’s Bluff ! du not think , any uf Lae’a army bsd reached Peters­ burg whoa Smith stormed iL They seem to be making arrsngumeuts to bold ibc I wr« aide of tbe App-imalox. Tbe town they cannut think of tedding, as H lieu direetlv under uur gun* Tbe w«itb«r ia eplehdid. . w City Point. 4:15 p. m_ Jobs Jff-Gen. Butler repurta, ftoru Bermuda Hundrvd, that the enemy bars absnAmed ths works in frimt of that place. Hie tna<ps art anw engaged In tearing un tba railroad between Kicbmuod mm] Petersburg. Tba fiill.iwlng dcdpetch does om desig­ nate the hour but It is auppoeed tu be later then lbs previous ouee. . JafoMnwn, V*.—1 cams down frum the pontoon almve Fort Powhattan with aeatssiaar^LS of July for the purpose of nm enndidates for President sed Vk Si'M.uX.Sa!SL.•?—— dent of the United Stele* ft appears that Levi Bishop of was a.competitor of Mr. Barlew rinuMtiin Vader tee bending Bhbep, by Mousing Onto haw kt hilled,** the ddeertotr aad Trit nouMa Mr. Btsbop’a defeat, and CunvenUun “preferred an olwcur* Hampden' by tbe name of ’Bai whom nobody ever teird," to who ie known from Paris to Pi So. Il would appear that a mi eariuoaily gain something by knwwn, while be is liable to let too weB known. U. S. 10-40 BONDS . this vkWty. Harvey Bpeoeer • ip tba arm and aide, mm tall), and Garnish, leg. amputated, bmh of Mite Infeatry. A too 8etg1. Dav well of the 20th luft., leg. amputi In the battles with Morgan I tocky, it appears that tbe lite I was engaged, and we autKO tbe f« easualitoa. E D. Bowen. (X II IL A. Lathrap, Co. C. wounded alight. Jute Braaeua, fimb ’ •light- The 2d qserterly cuoferaace Grand "River Asouciadua of Univ, will bo held to Um Greve at W CHANCERY BALE. [TATW «r WICHMAN.-Tbe Cfcwtt > fer«b*aeea«y toBarTv.teOtoewry. Coetrr, rm Saturday and Sunday and Kkh day ul July next. A i^c. Uhff, a^Lri^t. invitation to alL Dmutw.—Tbe add weelber vrch tee tern followed by the < extroaie of teat, and the drue Hade of vegetal**In Minneeuta end Dacula, and rvgMO north and week oftte Mi Euan frm Bmtofrt, W' Tayalton, .' Ib.tr rate Idtarriemt few tee ia tbrea per cent. per -ewm. .Omv—g -* **» *»•) ms ia ranees parts of tbe eae-Jt '•’ At itepesam cate < J ragh a «a gwM Uwy ’ FV « Orer Elfbl Per Cot litemf river, there tee been a protracted extending now into the earned yt from all indicative*, at prew.i, be tested ttet odr own •«*<* to bo exempt frum the seme vjeil Pnwstoee, Buuwtv. Ac,-Wi uMr oer readers Io a eard o ABeo’s In another part of the p regard tu Pensions, Bounty snd I wfSuldidrt. Mrtedeaaa. ibefeHseeaHUp ef pto.M perttoa Aay melters uf t> MttMtedto Mr. Allen, we tevet will receive prompt attention. Ka.waKtata. u. w toe OMOtrp tohatfo. seaaasM Aa nnaenKUeUirttotoM aadlateracttaeeia. Tim. Boat. amy U'ndbM W to ~~ ' f"“ H« up *tey ma——Ha. «a tbe aaotaau C8AMCSRY SAL*' from Gen. Sheridan, but tbe Puchmuod H'foy of tbe IM cmttafoa n dispatch 1from Lee, stating that Simridaa hod beau kJ hnu. ca-iaty ot Barr;, ia Chaeearv routed io tn eng^ement wifi Fiohagb tide tu Ibe froet. Among teem I aotkri . tee Eleventh, Titete and FoertNete A r..p«id> AM Im MhAMAc-dM Kenurcky, WxtyMMUl and Twenty fourth has been received from Gao. Sherman, lllitmle. Flrat ft—......... and Ninety-fret k only etatoe tbe rslaxivs position of the Indiana. • “Tbe women here are httaeealy rubai; ,they speak of the Northern army hi a very dtaparagiag rnmner. sad ‘•■urn’ with , the Mghaotprsfee. A few uf teem irum , policy, tert ntefr teowmelvee with a J paeiMUy, but say little about ibe Tube.’ A rwaeert WMfr by u»e of tee the Democratic Convention last Detroit, tn represent this Star New Advertisements. Tbe Anuy uf the Potuinae at Um pres­ ent writing is an the south side of James Corps.'while Virgin*. rM .deer coin. W S'.t’L0’ , c"~' <*"* NOTICE. Having tern appointed Sabbat i JffisetoMry for Western .Mieh'gai । American Sunday School thio method tn Infirm the friend* both Schools hi Berry County, te uteMMHly on tend, al Grand Raj Pool Office addree., the publics �• Wih i i il^.n iSlilii if* JW!HI �as.l A3 — SMitS, ^aseiannH ■t’OAWMO asm X> * fsfoM .l ur.ct Regulator. BlMSIin 0M1WI. ■■­ r^.JEitosa trttftid'i that ibe grass . I5±l»£t, ar* wot pS&utvS Xo lhe x-uXAac m a wuSvelKe wXitW uA.\\ ewve -nW Ww. “W® Artwela Weilti V»- Wi,*to,* WM-waWf rcraitAiwA. •Mixii—hr gvtAS s'lhatgra*»<>rgralft-is i da. Must plauls whiff • jade are weaker toms tba open fiA’ Bdflig , eiip’iniya, the asp Js borated, and a adft ,wi-: SouWx.'ftMtT* ©5 \vva«, Vicevv. COME AND BUY MORE BuAtorenoMd-(o -gra*^, among .grain, tbereii itftt MW>f r rHsdb w bo i tslbold «kktoftv Ofoe&t&. an artk<X.s. aj 8tou\at\\ D\kUv%, vok<\c^ vS takea \\\ c\aanX\Ve», aaA. ak Ww. V***^** kwac, ate d idre v*-***^** °5 ^r-T^’JZioua J^exier, - , Pflt/«r and jSgue. reSEr, CCE txnsawraa'wssa g Liv&r Gomplaini, aa wwwbotaoase stmesph* re, impure water, tad other external eauac% HoaTarru's Birriri may conn op, are wtsoagar that tba graa* ^UaUd-lM «t*rl tt wee ahmd.. sad draw from the earth the clement* of their wpporOMC^'**. •N’PM«l ’»* the grata. tWoparaiiiOate to their size and > j*; ' ■' ' Jaybndioe, Kidn&y Cc>niplainta, latter;,ia the Bratju suffer; dm grain de. pH Isa. It, of uufoldre and other elements ofgrowth. Terbapw it llngwrs on till GOODS MddrtHt wpnaed to tbe hot, eeorcteinj wp.-w^Wt ict tpany caaci deprives IV of Um vitality at pucoeeoos. •ijftltofnrts seed had'beta sown toy lliett-iBa plsula would bare had lie beneMdarMMM*^wlevw~« ?~- -A ---‘-1----• doctsjned 'ln the soil— would have made. waUadjf.aitoM/.hialilv «K»wlb >hicb AftMa<'B\,XUTs uofrsquentlr restored todiealtli within a few date liP'WFVSS' V IJi-lVIlaJtHViItsiaa ,a people* the brer, itsUotai 'VoKvc. tick •opoaJoenced and oocrrtri ■' ' ■ 1relive itrsen. eft.i-Lle .-.j, Dy "Kokaek's HXoxxumAx *B\XXq*« ^T***',**n±A! ClRES&ltav* \tooY man'e VAead. , ate «. wm «a hesrn ingwm iimllh-fora loog time bariss brqoei.ll, to eall a j hyaieiaa ta.aC Dr. 'B.cfcnjxk’e ftXaxaoLc\\ *B\XXc,t» : Evidence ot il>« tnoit reliable tod .setponalble character will accosipanv ibe tatdiejdf; Price 41 per Uolile, oriUfcrU. Delivered to aoy odJreM. securely paekoJ from obacrvatioo. *© D-eribt in all annmsaidUinu, thro. .Belaid down”d.rce LU of ground UU*psMHt.<M one lie sowed oau. with tUPgriMa rtHtf aiid tx>-another ho lUiutd’ Jho ^taseUoad, whUe th. thisdfhe a^red witb grass seed only. UtoGafa www fodder while nvUe p.IsHbe.^iaas did not du well; dsw plaMa did nut thrive, atwi many seemed to ’ Wo understand they dill dome batter on-tba wheat plot. But wbdra-fbe grass was emtn by itswlf, a gogd cropAtf hay. poa.obtained ia August IHMVUKEOFTRADB Come and See!! _ HVA« JUST RECEIVED AU DsTwoim Evsarwwisa. s«eK:;u„. ... jawr" to. U.™. .A btohto, ■; s Which .. rf&r.t Aja euonotny to aow any kind of gr ■yt CWn,fcr. De. *B.o\>aek?* B'WkukcXv ’BiXXews Dr..^»\xack» • j ,, ** ftKovsuwXx, 'BViXctt PIANl BXo'Wco.eb. "fi’Atcc* taw- auja.^ vxe\.aacX\o\vi awA. maki XaS«- Dr. 'B.o'btxekk SVnWAxeXx. *BaXXat» IB2IE>in®S© HRIMJBS. art,kae So\&veY'e VAtwA,\3\^ W«kar« nar IM.r tooda, ueh . ^te^t.x\k\A\0, D\.avAxux,D^eevAer^, 'B.\x.ca'ca.aX\.?>'c\v, cXe. BOOHS & BWS8, ■<*«*<».■ TWfoBewlag are eoiMcfSHr ^Their*hi?oT",J|,mi|* l Xoedkaod Rtarttle, ■ whieh tnwtowteUfoAU »e <M «>iy principle for a partem tio'dag MaaMne. ,rt>“ । I ■ saw art. Wv< rvAi laaxC* Betoee axiACow^oA- Dr. "SWtoack'* A large stock of Goons toy. -He doubt*—m be well mat Jtfa>r alp™ h.? I. .ooh IM par v»a\ve X\ix \yooy huux vaa.x\\\ Doctor'* DWXa. Wv&Mioratc. X\\t \Mak a\\A ta\nkAa\t 1. ■o? ^!nC;: ./A'flgfo.- atnonnt of Wfoi GROCERIES Ua a. Sex -m.evW0fA«t a..l.-ters»ow. <1 . u. IMPORTANT AND.JRU^I, |t JToa euAring with that dre'ad/liaaaao, Xat>. i ■rears neuralgia Kwawjii^wiv Watsw'i Xssatms K«« will cpood.ly relieve. ABEyaeaaflUogtrom tbe gnswisgsof Dxanw^*”gnW^1<>U’"Ol-!«•*»»** fear wilh p*iB’w:u* G”"u PIANOS MMb PIANOS acai® ® i id®.®ajtp , : HARMO»FU*M9r" inn.i^n.rtTFcJ-.W^' PIANOS ^'.TtHirrti * stsi AWK’SSJFK ^Tav»O’'» Xrvssteu Ibra will aaaasgw year • 77w«« gitters are ptU up ia quart bottles, qf qphich toe above is a/ao-sim­ ile. JThe label is finrib enffraved.Md U presided with a safe-guard front oenints-feitere. (Prion JU per Lettie, O' six for J5. . , , O. W. Jfobaelc, (Prr^rietor, Jfq. ( East Fburth Bt , Cfnciioali, to when all orders should Lr addrerred. ‘ PIANOS for sale by i , iiaSrCars da^ai—f Uwe. This to a mtatoke. The •t^’Wtot hjstlnct prompts Ibe miller to , sails Ibis <n«MH of perpetuating its It iud AND DRY GOODS! GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard yNbtmr error asa setiry \J in ihe.WeerrHoeto. - salopt* r»TM * MeNAruWTON. ^sttskin&;:,'^xzr: c^^wtzifiteAottnnw is oecitwwiv aiinole efieeo and easv. Shake them well efld tie toem ' £ st to bbtofire.UMHi to build cedar ckaau, aa<^t«-Hltotoailtltobedelrithtossd gartatnlawUh the sleketMag.odor wComut statin gs'. hisbuil st^pssifirE^.^yw niWrt i'€URE5as*5&* ; asap scour «r an d Iho usande whs MglWCt t» at ail thorn aelree of its protective qualities In advaMe, ere are covaapoeeA ©5 vave aa^ yooXs. av\A WxXiV vxkvved. make XXxevci. R. J. GRANT! woidd'.ihAttor have enabled • tbam to 'thcvogb .gpp bAfarorablo condiitoOfo ’. 1 -.■■•,'•■ ■ • But it is a miataka to suppose- that ^jffipArnW.li^tf.lp the spring whl itot’ yield a'ar-p ot bay.till the Mlowingy'^tr.- 1frin wWnmd is In good order, tbrftlw when pet away, tmd it will be ftr them to get in if necessary cans U. taken. - But to the ad rice: Mort of our inserts are rery hardy, caring 1st-, tT8 for wind and weather, and will never dowel “an>malic pain.” ■ WeonarjMckcd. add* smalt skins In tbe beotre,oTh cask of toUcao leaves and atoms, but.tlia rail, ler weot there, deposited her eggs, and ibe AKS faere rained. ThUahuwa that Utopian But delicate aad cate nothing for tobacco. Expensive' cedar ■ closets are ft^Wip’.Iy cousirueted with lhe idua tUl thaYatber pleasant odor of the oeder U< ebjoeptly dF^greabll to the m<nh to k^btolwap articles of clothing a sXvav.- an.d aW. dincasc.?. kat ’aatu.Ye, M0Ma»ut» ' ,.a AND COMPLETE. HARDWARE! 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Ua they c» IlghtiPg their burning h.w*, MJltok nJAdn dnt against th __________ _______ of ••• aad exuiiaihwi. ns.a n-veJr- fifil “Al vMMb U the fata of all *fe ,a*e- mt wim, HF FUN MECUANTCAL AND ■EDICD'AL PUKt'OcaS.QSLT^ ’■ •» ------------- ------------- -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- — -------- - GROCERIES! ’gaisrrtlanv. BWACtJN TBOgJtlE’S D1MLOYAXTY. - Evening dosed darkly around the old grey fernibmse on the hiUMdc.-only a TEA. COFFXE.‘«rOA». SPICES. PEPPE*. faint line .glighk'whrtw the western sky PBtTNKS. HUS, *Al-4KS.CODF1BBt nu-i the earth, telling iff the gh.Hes of i» fed. •ranlbtax in tto QnMnrj'tiss. sasb ss the rsnisIMI day. llirm^h the dusky •ill to MMMdt for fsiuil» «HL. came lb* prnnwier «if the letups Alas A grvst vsrwtv of tbs »r«im the targe kitchen, where the fsmHy were g-theibd Aimtwd the e*«y fireplace; CXLl-uttl’ JXHZ3JU1XET tbs Deacon and Me »m,«, o^jether with And reeking Extracts, tfewg* Stanly, a /’■ant' neighbor, disetrn•ing pntoiios t Minnie life dat»»h»«r, ths ">% IMJBNtOAkWW-UJM rwsisvt'and prettiest of the village girls, paring apple- quite contentedly, while In the backgrotMd Mrs. Thorne sal knitting, her eyto fiaM on the beautiful forms whtoh the eh*Lara were assuming. • ntlJOPEN. CAMDN. As , As. The JXeaceii was getting axcited. H is CpM aar skvtvn tr.sv be lend all sf tffs i eyes flashed, and be «p<>ke in angry to«ea. ?,.. ^ MMX,rOFCUA» ■*D«m,t talk to ms, sir ; It’s a* unjust l war, a near cursed by tnsn, and' by the iVtoe*r-; •'•jr-’L?, dMnrd to JsiMiah, .fell Msod Wkih PATENT MEDICINES »T Nearer and nearer they esDia. Aiung tbs dtiirty road tWdbJdU of tba advano. tog eMvmn. the tramp of armed men ■ed tbo dash nf musketry .wera blended .w.wddest,«.MirMd“D. Ak^iaand «u«iw. P" pd'AWfd। to m«t tho<D. , ,, "Ybo are welonme,** he s£d - fliave aympathind witb y>.i/h>: vour ado^gtra, I dm With y<.a bwt and wmt; ail I «k 4a that uiy botoa ahall itmain oniwleal deatmy-ani that Iles Wthfn mir path.^'lt matters not<Miwb*b aide yna wab. eonr .. . ... ^•I’g.tomioih.es^aihsfemefiiwTi; wM f <|<r, |b|| tpMUjtdWi^sd fewMM’ aaetow••> that rata, albitifti,-”' lv that I mtty'nol'Iba'Wiri<M,aMi ■»» aburobyardt oe witMn « toito W> wy ProsbytapM;(pEal«NitontMtol. meeting ^KriTSJwgs.'ESirii: “ivi^JISnrsi'S' WOOLEN Mr. H. B Swiall, lata -I Ltneuht Col­ lege. Usr<>rdrr4e*it|y iatlrerrd a lecjura .« ths MiAKdaatawm lb- M<«umI Htatnrfeal'S^My qfaMnoUMi. ■ UtArMU-xi.unara had bean unabl* to diaomtar any signa of the exiatencB of an stino«pbrr« .urr.iunding the" nMne; tb* leatarer said : “If are #ra >o tonka Mr ar*amani of the atoon bUwr frWStrt n -­ Stan &wn aumanf >Ua anaemia! cmdl- •ben-dmA* The gredv tfrteto 'AdWcn Lab, wss UraAUieilur ./ i kattatw nod J AT, nod. J wraajog, andjg described. ,fty 1 Tccxiniu nU hfe of tbg nh|ter, V> ‘•r been Angularly Iniptacticslile in f.■- fttn pet and dHphtiimte* llfeitrtd'e, flaw Lx*, was iii G'iigTwm xttbe thwii< «fe ittoCaiikJ^MWWg Hfel'l existence P< ^IdauM^UtigjiUabtowoea Jaivaa** ■itoos* it bi^r strange nould it be. Little *,”d ,w«..h4 to*". vi««d 'dsspsratd tneasu res to.defeat tbo i is lh->qgbt in nur daily career, of the fane, In its absence rortotf ;!M m diia i ihiiii nf Mcg L*Wid lions oftbe atmiwphem chanaotsr dts( wfeb hi I8W, tSari;* Jilt*. eteina) silence must reign ; dmvereali.>o l« carried <m only b» signa I the eagle <d omdor w..uM flip their wings ia •ain attfmpte to rise ; no fuel would burn nothing hot electric light dispel tbedarknrs*. No tinted cl-uds nor gorgeous •kfe. bgt monotony of scene, uUqelty • f dark ares Failing in this to exhibit the prims m<4ar of life, it has been asaprtod that the moon is no (seiJeeos of the pfeieality of worlds. Lut modern dls.-u>Vv b«s shown that there may be ■< < noi:.-. tn—» 1 J' ■ •iynibahUlty of life lalating tbrrs an.11-U lUsfc makM the known to us. It baa always been thought ■pp“-b'fa t/srune aids of -'t«r'.iW was applicable to tbo Wj.mpUdrff n.|. other.' But Mr. Hsimtw, a distinguished «s»*al<4.eIevdtt<» triAj.- illitaaui men- ~mttoentiffaanvm»n»«T,fe due the honor I ■•Idianivering h 'dltorepemry In that idea 15ie slightest deriall.lh in the time of the in»dHr (JJAHAd’Mfed sftcnnrtely. and for it^les .round. It wavsd and rose qh 1 the billow* of fl«<ne. l!>en fell with a I<md crash, sending up Inti* the air '8 million JOHN ROBERTS ; fragments of lurid digbL " M.l’*1 few thr> rtrter the mnkeaf Um Union army.”' fenw u*ay r*M,fh*n> tfe tohe»<«f the -Id. Uh, t'alhnrrk’* JAmiaTbuenn rawed bis Joy a»d lovr may gslhyr anigad.,’!’ *)•• apfHwimgir.l Tor ihmiIm this ba<l hearthstone, bdl it can ns ver, nmr be as lieen Mis gmisl dream of hit eiHtenos. drsr to hltf tieari as that which he brtni'gfii ibr ws '1'waa snsinbbs, 6s thought, to suffer and his Iwids to'in her yuulMul. beauty, to; /lir il owed tot, far.tbs iilsoty h»« tons wiiioh bis s|uldewi b*va grown (fees ipSpccwl sttsnusn will b. p.id t» COMPOUND- toifera IwgveMbvd.to their ■on. wostmoI INJ .ua y>gytayVol>d *"J rd. He wsayuuiMt and toipulwr. anti fancy to riisabuvd and womanhood. By the side of the expiring ejnbefa sjjirbew^ _ u'“*“ f" tbv lewis wee to his eyes ■■ fe walked b>' Drsnm Thoma lekmrd many*' a stern Virginia thsmud-ts and stood looking nut into lemon; and when the morning sun I.Hik­ fiwfe Ikra^uUVtife “^.1 lb-lught. .-.r. nt »ed down <fe- htUside, which but »hs dny W. been •feeUd- Ky «ffcw UKwr, ., “N»u tUMMUrd the Dnswm, "my hoys1 before waa covered wiljl lifs-aM beauty, and driven bask svfe* Pn«to«aa* 1>fe !■!» »<t going, to war. i have-doss all in I a niafl. 'true and loyal, io w|*<aa beprtA M’ ■UKWM<*a*y»i<>«l ruffes te she with 9. W. BTBBTW, i«iy power h- dwvurngs rnUeunvata an.t I fow lit iternaf ehcuUy 'against the full tWj* JobwUcoiijiaas to do wo. Tbs him wfe. fiend. SfeHry; fed-feu* rdgkUrwd; *WUKRIFT. ‘ N»» UMsWy be fenad In IWCesrt (hms Ihv-Fedvrto UtMtorsn stench a tarns.! awned ila^nming. ■ ■>.-x..Jan;.:umm'-. ’ ' and ill svtli a cauMT. ts is frtoad of mine." I 16 |tiei>iy«bur<t Um .name JiM>arWl in ^’•fe’totoUtf rtflilNg H. our Ovuiitrjy jj^oals.,,.jU1.4w U»«jfMll»i few |Ps4<«>ar..JwwtoMn wfeenty idHve sp»»kmg.B"wr~hfar 14wl it say duty to , fed raged fiercely, uiuxuilrollably.— J south ..f th* Pototuae. ,,"jii .7.., ; pv.: My gntndatrv Mi i*.Aba.old war of Among the thousands of bra<e then who . . -^e«4 ts ser-iss. bMkmy sM toeaSf “.tixrws sawaws?’ ths Revolution, and I should despise lay- rushed f»rwaMlXi»toentoeM,l<s^*RM^fit ih44 sb'iM >bte- dewsvwdast s pt*era bemore earnestly and ddterwriqefey•stato yyatA hsau In eMur/aud p*lrtot<am. I Jamie Thuya. George £tagly *4 fHMhl K<nj sdly hl [boSts. Mid retain «>• seif feepseb in^ abaU snh.t, hnt I itevwgld. MG may be you'd g*ve rnsMu*- tr distant butpWal he itruggied agaltrrt fes ba&**l3«s«to*e‘Wd bean pruMieed fietoto" . to 'l ».r el“d* *••!' J • all eafei . rww»radw«llis" «"ls , Tbv DceoMttMawseed bin anseringiy : "C ffe Muhlnat.; fefeWfht verfebdfe I ,<l. kw., >««. I'tR-feheenngbi toe spsr fcver. •round him on every aids;, but be re-i i^Gti. Bta-to-.nl*-ATkfe*-^ wMb Maj Xgaiu^'Hi ngadia- fe- prwsaii iag mem toahted mr1nj«ifed onrff Ue ^Am' W Ah' “1> “MU-fetaWife W«nr Tbe North. »«<* Math toy gords GrotR-Stanley -firsttoss’s betlfe; toiotos few noble; die w’>m.WhitaBvM««i w»» Atame eheU uevar hr ytMesATfou awutr feinted Uuups, wh* tor. s*loo< toafi.beM daU. niWs no suchannuunosmatiL except div augy.c^MferMUi luy MiMMife and w- NfiSW la ViOtfu W •Im dgfMHA bring iuy efega ep*«. bar pvllsd to falI back, a halUtrfek hup,and n- I-.*------ --I -J -»- —1 f.r^Fr.tMs ■""’•a p^wvs, • wwavi twsrr nwn Mviews •V A Wan who to dto- UiHE ’ |fama&M4Matototo^toa*i*«toy feutnfetaa iisfesnaaa <Mbfe. wbw hod Bnttoefl lJuWiV fciM deserves nothing but coutgigpCi •■ Jj .<> by his aide, Jamie exlsntsd hi' .bajpfi, 1 ,X^il|l>«m|^*b--iM*iwfei»iy*g«re■Rto.tJlL'Yu' faAbag."r.«aM4>aitHrTfer»e.toh .•v dW«“dW^.**<fe.s-V*Mfes* -tW hrfhiuf Eterto* h»r» bto' the? »rm^f AM toari4NMr,<«.N^ ^ , B«o»Ub.y>ur,*m- Jbafe»f»Oa*4»r.m>d ol U>« feeair to*»«i»Kib4 )to*to to>.,fe>-.>4sanf Ar im<I>T 3UB.TO0S. -4®^, yui’cAsiH ’ lferr$t » » « AJ®ft2i?.’54£W«i£r^ -.^ aevrmL tears Hf Irregulwrlty he had aaer'ibed U* the «Kct<‘"ifbaVjto grarltation. He asatHwthut rfaw-ceeUo of gravity and * *“ if figure are nr»t ctffnridest. <me st bant). Aha other eight milesj there'M composed of a light halC ^byuifwltB iu amalt .-wp—^j4w,lbO'«yv.-.r«prMants well its (htnre. Balls bees lieen mat b>4b>w cut w uhAMiewdo. thickur than the other • the dsaliay being given, Calculation des• ribes the curve to i nicety, and esce rrrsa. Hie o-oelti«lon.'i!ttn. is that ths hemis­ phere turned towards us is the lighter tl<m of fehabtoiuls ix very direct, as air and water,wiMtld pats rally grayUats to the Im* ImI a|de;.and (he imagfntoimi ia fceWi pUsrb mt The other .ids of the ffernr.-’ a world e«»rrwep<mding to oar own in the n*i«y Meat id* the air and wa- JWw feftfr •’ • ’•*% le-toi AeeWtW'fet anything tro*. to-«Ay harufer'dAaUsd.ap'totaua of Um pUWMO; aiu) Yanktoewanna S uux.— equally ffedj Wr '4*K -or psne—that ttfeti thenovfeauun w the Mfexri la eUfe4 fit«fe* iK.w4M* *fe amigratiou to tba w^cn t*rrit<><id« earned u» FACTORY, ' “ ghMWbtob dKVBMN toiJWS • RWJsiltoM ‘ A.-i:? worn. qiKDiMo NltydMtfWtaJMfeAMs artorau dL itodpuA tobblMtsJ tfe'Sfen v«aU7, and. asaartaiulng ths UralMlg «f iba boa- �a**- <«'•'• been aforetime, the aakoowfadged ehm»fffif: Job. Oarlre; lb. |Oqr<|b* tWe« pprty long, for the mourner* at yoer grave; and the tear* wa shad shall b* few for •ae who aUndim. tab task ta tbs midto wa* taspoanibl* to ascertain the oaua* ot me *uwo*av, wr me extent or me isjwnm ■aefhiill by the unfortunate man. Tb* of abuse, charging him with nearly all the criman known to tbe d*ca)<<u*.— There ebasgea, so tadeatrioaMy drailawd by Mr. Bailey, had Ibet r effort in ca- citing preja/we fa tb* mfads of tbe pew pl* bare; and ^breha wrerewarded f*r his hostility with on* of th* beat office* fa Mr. KMfaggtegift, it wool very far to confirm themAnd thee, on* e( ibe very first rets that Mt Baifay preform^ ta bfa edfafal rapacity, sis io appoint an aprelate Ro- theory moat gshmallg arespiad, was that Ebrro* Bawwaw—Jfaar Srh ia on* paam ear gun. stop afl eoattasow commonth lo^ay aiace the first cavalry fight mreiestiraby rail between Richmond of this campaign waa feagbu-U* haul* aad all point. South. Bo toog aa Grant J*Gf the utoal tneldeata of a trip from .a__ ’ J__ V..1J kv Beatings to loetoa. faja nparfiatrea to of Todds Tavern. W* tboogbt h waa a ypaak. . Tbe open luvalreoptoy, and preUy rough introduction to oor sumth* beretifal aad thrifty erttas end vil- m*r‘* work, but like array other job set MV, SO days’ ration*, compel Lre to fol­ fagn* *faug th* Jtoe Of tb* MteWgaa Cen­ before u* we surfs a «l*aa thing of it, low him, ar risk heavy eugsgament* ou tral, tbe superb, enterprising, and 'iub- “won the' victory” aad got through *ooo unfortMtad ground. enough to go • fishing. Company K lost stantial oily of the *tr*ila, tbe beauty and ptacidity of the Detroit river, th* pleas­ baavily in this engagemaat though non* were kllfad. Lieut. Paodill was wound­ ant and qoist beauty of I-ake Hero*, ** ed and borne from th* field. 1 have not seen him since, but laora he ia rewverisg aad will ba with es again. A word ia there wa* whfabytaib^Ma*, aad that y*u mat kN! ad realre man “anyhow.” puhlfaan ad his depc»y. who waa btateat in his detum^atien* of hfa former areooiale* of the republican party, pad of tbe ■dministrmtou at Waahtagton; and wbree affiltatiou with tb* opposition wa* gaag* more glowing aad oomprahanaiv* than my poor pen can command, to per­ forty oflh*m fa a gang, **cb with a eop­ mit of any attempt* at delineation bee*. purhead emblem oo bfa garment* up to 1 cannot, however, forbear reverting to the polls, at th* townabvp arreting hare th* wild, grand and ptatsreaqus scenery ta IMS, tadupuaH their votaa, aad ate* to ba witnessed upon tbe Western Mas*. hi* own, not only against th* republican Railway, from Alb*ny to Bo*ton. To a can4>datea for township oSere, bat Western man, there fa much of sublime against lb* Repents of th* Uni vereixy aad of this weak.. Tbe cause of th< I ttewto not known. Tbe buiJ taiaed all the. worldly good of pant, who .fa consequently lei I hi* favor may net be considered flattery. A more efficient officer the <Mb doe* not pomes*, and we shall all ba plowed to (y The city authorities of Chicago b**e contracted with a Boston firm for » '•Fire alarm. Police and Water Tele­ graph," to e«>*t IGfr.000. Tb* work fa bar* beau mueh heavfar than during tbe already barre, and th* wb4e will b*, whole of lam summer. Bet fa every eo- •bra finished, tbe moot aompteta and see him at hl* post again. .. The cavalry oorp* has d<mn a vast arnoMtt of fighting thi* *' " tbe aaai v*reary of our national mstis the“Ud Jhahfaaed wsl eutaad a cordial invitation to I gagemeal we hare been entirely aneere*tut. W* have fulfilled th* pledge cf Col. killed the rebel Ge*. Smart. of th* community here, and his utter dfaregud of their principles,this renegade Republican wa* rtoommendt-d for tbe Still coward, wearily wends th* train highest pay ; and this was done, with tbe through deep cut* in the solid granite, or full knowledge, by Mr. Baifay, of all lb* oo * high ent bank meat over some deep facta above mentioned. So it would ap­ gorge, or along th* extended defile* bepear that tbe neceerery requisite* for the tween th* mountain elope*, until you securing of Mr. Kellogg’s favor are, an- come upon an apparently impassable barrier in the shape ofa mountain peak over the railroad track itself. Tbe iron afthi* aad adjoining CoentiJ them. the bar* of* cage, ia which the lion* arm. men acoardtag to their aeeaunl at Mead­ reeled with How*'* rirous are confined, ow Bridge. It fa told J«£ Davis *w . when it wa* seized by ene of the animal*, •pectator to that battle, if so, ha could and so badly lacerated that amputation have no very pleasing sensation* al lb* result. Tbo fight wa* desperate, but gy* h is stated on reliable authority naihtag oouid aland before th* ‘fall day that Gen. Grant’s army I* stronger than when he opened hl* campaign sgninst tb* impetao*ity of all *cg*g*d ta that Richmond. His loe*** up to the first of battle. We hav* traversed over tb* batJ one did not exceed 41,000, and since tfa fields of MoQeltaa from Riebmuod tben have been about 10,000. Since the to White Hous* Landing. We were SSthofMay, M.000 freak trvrep* hav* met with a warm rareption at Malvern Bill,by *ur gsaboeteta tbe Jamreriver, A few shell* as farg* a* a pumpkin aad Aa there baa been nl UBUBto made, that w* are ai aatahratiag in thia place, dou •foureitixtna will avail tb< tbe opportunity oflsred at M “fiefound •pretal Carer of Ma Provost bars* dash u forward, and soon tb* train mi, la spoetacy from the principle* is ecvefopad la midnight darkoe**, and we all bold necessary fur national Jfcoeath, above, and around you, ia one ling along meeting us some two and a oootinaoos tab* of solid rock. Emerging half miles ouL But a sight «f tbo -gioriou* old flag'’ quieted all apprehensions A*d again it i* well kaewn that Mr. from tb* tauoel, then commence* th* de a* to our identity, and we proceeded or. Kellogg wa* nominated for the last term We rejoined the army after an nbeence by 4 majority cf one role, after a pro­ tracted struggle, and that loo after the the train at a faarfol velocity, until the of some there weeks on tbe North Anna River. We have taken th* Mt wing of volimtary annunciation by him, that be valley oflbe Connecticut i* reached, and the army since fighting nearly every day, would not under any eoarideratioc be a you breath* easier, and feel safer a* you speed coward toward th* city of Bo*ton. Tbe principle subject* of public inter RarraxiD Sowuuts.—-Hr Wamu P. Wilkaosna, Isaac win Mallory aad aome others U. S. 10-40 BONDS. Mfah- Inft., bar* remedy rrtu lh* Army of the'Potomac, hr *d three years, and received « Boom ef there, Young Malli tfaular, fought ta tbe ranks of nf tba Potomac, fa nearly all t Area tb.drecB.il Ku* fight, tin *f th* -WUdererea, -bd Mr. Dili was* member </the Sd regimeot of Michigan infsntrv from its or­ ganisation In 1MI, wa* ^tb MeOelfa* Grant and wa* fa all the baufa* and marohe* on lb* road to Richmond, np tn ttx- 23d cf May, when he gave out and waa taken back to the Iloepital where be wresUsd'ta th* upper part of which 'Wound wu prove hatag aertou*. oaly by tbape ball throng hfa haversack, s TuJvlt Non. of the U Continental, and Atlantic M« Virginia, and tbe political aspect of the all com* duly to hand. Tb* ha* its esual varfaty of ns** I Presidential question. tafaing matter, and both the Upon the former Marshal hl the appointment of bis depo- subject there fa a reiveraal feeling of reli­ W* will admit that a ansa should Jaabwyadbylreon Monday I Keifegg* th* President,—defeated red Jnatio* of this JsdteiaJ Dfatrfat. And in order to manifest hi* contempt for lb* opinion* of th* republican portion ties. Ftaa.—A *roall building, o immpisd by William Plkatt, s ontoidsof th* village oorporJ tain articles of **p*eial rate* ance upon th* military genius of the not be condemned on aocoaat of preju­ great commander, and tb* patient daring dice, unlsas he baa given swfficient caose of the brat* soldier* under his command. for it And aa it regards Mr. Bailey's Tbe feat that aiuce tb* battle* near Spoctaction, Mr. Kellogg knew that be had re- •y Irani*, Gen. Grant has been enabled to fore* Lee back, atop by etap, without a *ev*re engagement, and has finally been enabled to thro* his Hire army over th* Jamas rh a* to threaten Lre’e communication*,without being interfered with, is taken aa an evidence that aider, deliberately, **<M matters in ooe- nection with it, which may be of coo*i/ We have vol alluded to this subject h c ruble importance in regard to it* delib­ any captious cf fanlt-ttading spirit, bat erations and final action. In order to se­ for the purpose of potausg eat some of cure the whole strength of the great Union p*rty, and overwhelm the oopper•ooaty would greatly prefer that aome besd. peace candidate* of the democracy other candid*!* than Mr. KeOcgg aboald with a crushing defeat, it will be ueoeobe put tn nominations, and to exprem our •ary to nominal* candidate* for all the baliaf that ha enaaot reanire their aordtal offices, wb* are not obuaxkms to th* peo­ support, iaeanabeAetsMaMeaed fa obple, not only, bet nob a* will add pomtire strength to the ticket It is well known that the friend* of Mr. Kellog have, for a long time paat, bean *»■ Lee affeet surprise that Grant shoald swing hi* army around so as to leave Washing­ ton uscor*red; apparently forgettmg that Lee has just been beaten back over tbe wfad* distance, hfa fortification* dretroyod, railroad* tore Up, bridges burned, and tbe whole country overran by our cavalry^ with Hastar fa poaremion of Great has taken paisa tr render It utterly iafdksBIt feel** fo warMt, w pnK’ ai*t hie army mamovsmmttapoa Wash M. oftneTowD'J hereby request /th* Bettor* ol �CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT . c* A. L. SKINNER’S, SAMS ~ ' CT Large and moat complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots &. Shoes, Carpets and Pound Calico. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. 1 H § I Ift * * Ki I e $ 5r!i Hi Wffill i I Ifl h a i �KELULZQLfc GWUINE r FREPA^ATIONft’ ■ffyjyj?RT1,t)tO KXTIUCrtfccUD.. p<*. . x>u. woaxcK a. . ‘ VwB.iwxu '■;.x;l,’'!1 ' ■ Hm >sH..’.7.7.:cizS2f’': • Immense, '*■383 idrertU'Ing lh*b .!Lo.»xISl. gistings' ^usints COME AND BUY MOREL^^^t^ ©5 4^«' Counxit^, KW -or xiiiisi- ■ Tb* peculiarity «r,fli» looking h’t'of vtrawberrivi tn produce an *B\bo^ Varv^ur a\\A VvVXs liu»TLitiKa UrntM. tuw> I’WPidl Mw^e* 111: |ll(ffiV|.^>iU'yLjljS3ld~ •* that th*? SHte at th* Mat «>f HixeM*. by mdfoadnt evert particle of haptrf^ ^®»rSS»SSS38 br tU.Kf* nd health nf the had* denrade 1 "oi'ujb AJUKki SuSi • K11.KBS in all kind, of t D nrockary.Ac. SUU »t.,i f.ihUiM ‘Iragt KUa^MrabhwxMM*.. Tbw« lu,.j,cinB, 0 0 D S ’ ,:;J • m».Wwvwua■.;... ■• ■■>'•■■. for ehrinpt <-.?... . *’W»« i A»AiJi«, I1 '■ B*t* QX**a*M, Old Scree, . ‘ fi,l‘' , /?heu»n«tsem, 0>»W*Ue1(. .. Rwfe aeLMtdcU , j '»5*TS&Vrr‘d;c'rm*nt"’7 R. J. GRANT! ’bfltr LT'M~nri 7’^' r” O^aetpewntTl inereiwretertfieati.mjerffrinn, when all the JO-jVXMrwrmutned.itiUi*. **11'* •■•pp.irv end «,„t| W hen rnlu WU. I cxAmn* lire waterfeim tl u». th. deaired effect ln m 2 u rraaa..^' X, ’£*?**’<>*»**pi Hie Evidence ol the moat reliable aad re»nn»aihi. character will atcemMi.v ik> m.iLAL ! a*..ni>.ruIA.<.,Him AB LOW AS THE LOWB6J, ■ WWUSEWntADE‘."V Come and See ! r«K<reMMArt the erop _ .b, aMsn*),-,, 5K3r’’’a"''r'R»M. n».<Lu.,. pNAwpOTu. ptaa, wi,i„, h„w. •ntUewthr «rx foethW^t. ,„ KeMvirJS*"^ •f’ ■h *SEte* .. “ jjTnreMHjcbB, JUST RECEIVED DIRBct 'frou iBy fiytsFj !*** •* 2ss* ,‘ *»«»e®w*». ■ m* ”*1***11Aw '•* »'®»in.irt M>4 *>< fc?as*'a TTL'y 5^*** ptataM wM •’ Utnoe nf two jieara g«a»db» Vii rf^hTSESk JTV**’hi* *°n *m w tffc^hca fta.h had altnoM wMted awar 4^8 do*Utf* prooouacad th* cm* taeu ■ >■ >-uwi*sw^paa lip, willprvinpllr >M. of their aalll Colleoling, and Military and I iaelniUd. OSce in Holbronk AJ<OT1(M~™4.;,V»,.-41 AKOTRFO*7 *nwiie*w’ in M» "»'b »e nvfiE - • rrsKtttSSte^ ROBERTS dr STlI ~..^S! — lljAN SELL —S~?*2***> Worts Lkc CSTICE OF THE ►ElCt. J oalltcliM ti dnhu nod 1 CYwrav. I1. BV»«h\. Vft\» J.M.RU8SE pRYBICI AS and Surgeon. L .tore. Slate .treat. if .00 es-rioc UiUfttafthz JOHM ROBE HTSICUX and Surgeon, A largn «i<^k uf Ana.'tuiwr Jl»w^»k«,i'u Ci o o x> s lift1 hi^ *>r p.Au 4.w mi kMai •?* «**<« >»»fc«.p.KU .k. P way. near the Conn Hcna I KXAPPEX A Bi ll 1 r“-* ' whuI'.. J™ At»W ;* ■'*•< ta„ra.jj pianos "Wirr-rrbr tnftr' .. hwos, nnJRd.litr. Otfioe. fanrdiek Street, oppo.l Kalamuoo, Michigan. KEXU.DXD '.PIMiD’gS. We have <7*0 k^d " HAUM.^mK-* amh m. *7 ^.".'Lite.rW'' i» ><mh MOW-XM mrkrei<w m,1^ rf hhI'’Sss*' >k' ■■wipS'm’ i?»2l jfBbaT1 hnvd but ane pUta v. ■ jn *■•*•*•* l**t. ert £• f RI-jM r.M-k .v quitc 4^^ "P*® P-Ie* BMT.TS ft £E©Ip,d <k or ShuUlaSdteh alike f“* ra>aeu>y tn thread . elarffetty, .rtd WautTbf >«irt omreMnuh .r«d groceries 5* ® O p BZ -E K '5T-! femaw J RANOS ,7~------- -■“ — ~ sr —“­ r *3 V. 4>|mNi k ftWoiTtl^M^ JS2c°ui?o0l‘1, w ‘* '*’*»••* ■>» I.M.I ’®Ow\ft Ml . ' •re Mt on raahxida •( » aawW u^irL' ClvlAin .."... S. C. PRIND1J TOVn JULMK u/linAou" ^ZZ**1*1. ? AND dry roods HARDWARE! ^*.***. . ••** W? •*•*»■*«}«•• nt eertak Bs«S& /~tOUXTY CLERK and Xota-i» the Court Hoo«». D. Htaiaaa, l>«pntj'Cl«rk,n1 ■ a tot y of Roberta i Striker. it> U fob sale nr V-' gkoceky,r: -Eating 4 BlOiard a^3c.oox\r. Eatom * McMAC^ritty^yi, _ < w.iii^ —* * ’ oe'ii good* ■■» । ' ftnusuitftjr X.0WJ ' V y^t^yr CITy '■ i HAMJWAtti s. n. cook, IJtOKTER OF DEEDS, m< L¥ OSce in tbe Coart Hone bo«re. Fee* U be paid when � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-07-13.pdf 2bb7a93f17920f47345819a697528de0 PDF Text Text .SMUAtt 8DHT8AE . W -»> a: r«H«t s pul HASTINGS, BARRY CO’ ff|;t gsstiiji Smrr; v;ut f; TJ-t Stlititl JJortrj. 13 PUBLISHED KTXRT WEDNESDAY, ST HirUSQS, BARRY COOYTY, MJCKlQAB 0Jk» ia "R»»tr ihNk” mw tU ' AT TBS DRUG STORE!!! Xze* the" liming fl*,; ‘ ‘ ,! ■ TMJXTTIX. Qir.ibww.ehau.boyggteeihenaabdllW'A likstomijSbe rnurtifurs'fo plaintive - TWate awing oW the bill, q ■: -or(66ea,4hai after all her toil and tostfHdW, । Tee oaaaootbalr wHaatageoluaMeaweU. ■ it la hard ahe canBoC ba all Meed t’lmiih Y** •*» baw tb«lr>ughM(V. •■ . „ Jt A IlUM wllkln IS ,.,3. . r,k. »therj Qlrni|iama|bpU.b<wal . Thk Mn.io M«£enti, Gibbon's 4 vM>4t Haeyhar tkarrj todacre** PoalT. Sha'a den* for Xl Wr.tUro lreI.6lrri,<fe»U>HtW( tty >Mi, Us URMry, load, boys, feed I new and moat complete assortment of Vbafe's Jo* Lasel—poor MUJw. bi’* dead— DBIGS AID MEDICINE*, fChemical*, Palate, Cite, Cam R. J. GRANT, ALKR3 In sit kiadsofArjr,gooda.gToe«ries. ’ crockery, Re. State at.,at the peat oSfes. phene, IX urninK Flaid. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL, Wit 1119118, groceries Give them a ehaer, boys. gtr*lb«m a sheert Let thru knew we bar* woo tba Sghv 1'tn il,u>g now—you eao bury rot b«r»— Dig *wr. baya. tad do It u-elgtil • Wr, WlM-iV.. •. the grandeur we call R ike liM^AgtHfudgy Abeoe , Now sound* out, reverliereUng XhB> |ovvly .forests, aad ccbUng bactfron our “bill of Ilin dred,” <ig|My« Six L ihere eb jdipyliee now In tby coffin, coId sifd oi|B— ahp umkrs M irmible auv, dafnandn »• Juye.ny a«iLwords, bo teadv-BlUe jiG ficos. A balk of patient. nndarnjicr—I fancied also an expression wf.prief jLr a»requitlrd Inwbagiim Mr ^narble/vaMtes. Her children ware thrrr cl#d in weerta of iw.*, and in irony 1 rei|>B»*ber,thoeU»Bg man's wortjs “A m'•lhe, *• * Xr»*t luty in general; but *b<> has outlived box uM fulness." , '-j H mO Freni a Jiuls child IW tow.wad The sped - waataoitht by phMS,ig<a4 parent*, the m|M-et due them from all Ytowe ‘ in the luotningof life; hut never >6 fully realized the lovw and sympathy dad this class as when 1 saw ttee inonsl fnimo' of this mother of inure then four sccre yean sink into tbo toemn of kmd moth- TEA. COFFEE. SUOAR, SPICES, PEPPER. PRUNES. FICS.RAIHISK. CODFISH; a tael, rrcrrlbuig in tba Grocvy he*, *«b »» rill be utadid fur fkniil* Alaa a growl variety OT.tba SJintUanj. ann.aEKa'j1 ipx&irnnixx3 And CeoklRK Extracts, A middle aged man tnime' to the vil­ lage hl search of curtain neceavariee, and while they were Ming pt/t dp an acqinln; lance said" lu him: •'Well. I’m told lha mM lady is desd.” •‘Yea." responded ibK mfin, in a buslneas-llko tone and man tier, “yea, y re, she i« gone." “A very gical lues, tbe death uf so kind and go--d a mother," said the mourner'* acquain­ tance. “Well, yes,” replied th« mun with siiiiic lieailBiie), "a niotlnTi*a great l<i«s in general; but she Lad outlived her | UM-fulnesa. bl.a waa in her B.-C'nid ebilif.— ------- : biH<|, mid Ihougfi sbo'relaiucd her utcut*l OlreusBsallsadJbdg* remrfrkgViy,’stilt her Awiai&m ,ou u> **n a|)d M f^|e ~ G-EHSTTTUSrEROBERTS A STRIKERHAarixoa April 31. 1><A. she waa ol lrtlln Cumfurt to bervelf, and wsa rather burdensome." U Gwd ! as 1 gsxad in araanment rm lbw luce of Ilia pious, perhaps well-iuaanmg. yet utterly besrtless taau, and Iben looked away ub merry ohhdren’s faces, which smiled ur grew end in I tn netmn I of - tbo»e around—ihuse fittle ones to wbuee ear no -wsrd io half e»i eweel as • uiodier," I prayed in eiy heart that the day might never oom* when they should say ul me that I "had outlived my useful n.F. CHERRY. lOUNTY CLERK and Notary PubUe. O&ct > la the Coart Hou.».’.SsaSWSKhKXSi'Alil" HASTINGS. MO. T WANT 25 000 l'«- "f,W0Ot1 nwiilwwni Inta CLOTH— C‘”“"l»L Z-CW* r*r •" WOOL CARDING ' . I^Prw.pity -dUtbaB^ MTT' rang oaf the lil« of her sport* “go» t*»' T___ -______ loouk. ' • , ,^bim bidi« ilt. Eleven—twelve—t^irtMU-^fowfeeq-rfifteeo, spoke most gra-rady bfif W**®1 tuya, aud muo — butean-setnsil tozWSUWfti6.- ‘® ■»«.” 1 ' ‘ ■ 1 VW claim the reed!U of this raid in oar Arrue- As we left the Aid Strnday’night so did the eoemy. We killed twe Ui .meuf Uie.en^my. Aweyiigha charpe ■ Y’.M11.^ Md-wuoMwl.lPnf Up enemy, while our lues wan but two. J have aul, time tn^ive tnan'/ h>ier«eiing particc: IsrershAuM like t» furnish y.fi «®ce it this qnarter.'and the M'dfrpltotitwwllfdudl>' art bio loot down up.* RiSimbAd. Wo like tbo rwavniinaUen: Father Abrahani, and ga.re.Wru three eh««rs aad t«» be aavigned tul. Say1 head friends dial wo Bta'_ deed .»-guud Unkm -»».a ear copper- Plaotm ovPsRfo rotf-pAin'’*-Awriter Us-lto ffcyuMr of Asref J|/«fr», racnnimendaitlM use «T planter pr ground j.». van ssran WOOLEN FACTORY, . m4. t.Aa i afnwd 4 send ymei >Nm uf tbbi under tbrir ewilt e*eirgiiig bullet*. Tha Wrtjuwl ta thia bit <S Htatnry la M Gaaualtie" 4” ’*«r Barry, cuatniy toya.—• CUiJ-u* go tbadoed ikwl/— for while tbr VM^-ddly U.^,.Pi^w>pte., rebcl. dsr.dm.it venture to attack, Cd. McKvahs tired, nCilbe'r ou'uld lid nur bis command recede from the fferiiikrkelpti'd: cuold dVI *fpi foAftr_________ __ ______ diieMialhe iogentvM denies uf ruosAng a sapHtr ug-vig kretive from our lips U» bi<। Ass Im upyu. lu ibis way a siimil wifi-king party * were trble. to dig lheir way' Up'rd where ibey lay, ’bbjfrithed with powder and worn duwu with fatigue awd a lew b.-ur« Hgu they were bruagiu -airly ,*»sj . ■ AU that were WltrfU*’!’* left ol WXll" -B.m MclCrip theirjptllB'il Iradur*’titiuo hot'sway alive. Sima H ■•!d'»dt !r> the morning fie lf»d lain t^hinrl Uni bulwark his rah<rdefended— ai>>rp»e/ WbMe acandwg up preparing Ui reelt a rebel aasault, be fell pierced br tpe, bjil-, let ofit rebel shurpah-xiter, and after liv­ ing an hour or two in an Agrralzlng tleiith in life, begging hi* staff officers tu put an cud tu his suffenng. hi* o>miI forwmk Um luHpuilof Uns weary, warring world. Untioh.il ingratitude, or> murmuring on Tby.re were ulher acenes slung those account oft ho euro she laid Keen «>f late'; lines drawn so close up to llieeuetpy u<>t boll may the word* "vb" bad muling bar so grave and others of a grim sort of uerfulnraa” never reach the earn of chil­ jobty. F..r eaampfe, a maa' »outd sing dren. for the fruit uf-aticfo anting may lie ■ ■ut ln>m behisilvor brvaatwixka tbeuig repeated by th-roe who ultei it, when they nd for ailack, .Fortcard, yuuff cCMiry, and ihrmselvre shall totter on the brink <•! llie rulw plainly bearing all that waa aaid would atart up frimi behind their p.irapel and mirtiienjUM peering al*fee their prut, *ad drawing a bead uo the uprising reba, e>i long as that... longer labug./tig, bee cbildren. But! Jtet WAiuld briag many ef'Oeduwn. Or,«gaui .-are for bcr»e|f, she can fall liko a pre­ • >ue <>f the reltelu calling a .parley, would cious weight on their bosom*, and call erv out f "Yanka, aiwt it almtit your time fiirlfi. by her brlplr-snee*, all the, noble, to om.k c^Tror7'aaye Yack.wrwi’t generom* feullng of their natures. ‘ •'Tben.” rvjtihia Mr. Reb, •‘if ft’diue, then, p>>*e Bnibworn rnotfUr ;• about while I make m> j-ninv Cake, I wool there are no mure diy* of pain - for tbee. Uudyiug vigor and everlnsling usefolne»» are part “f the Inberitaiteo uf the.re deemed. Feeble as )h.iu wert on earth, th*»u will be no burden <>n t^e bosom nt Infinite L»ve, bill there thnu shall find FRANK AIXEM. * AND SHEETINGS, ailbar en »h»roaor by U>« yard. aiiowod-* theni«efiia* ab.>*e tlMir parapet e Hue offirn fotibud <wl frown behind the rarihrt) mi-Mfl when thiwe 800 heroes etiNid in a new Tberinopyle, and ntapy ii relict thrrw up bis arlui atid fell prude Great'aJPIan ef Operations. . Th* Army and Nary Jauntal ha«. a succinct review of Grant * general plan ofupernlione in the prrsent cau>pai|*i. which may throw •yme I'^’t “P’,* preaerrt piiaMon. His object wai first’ to secure Wa*bingmn ngaimt Why it|fgrrMive Iili.vrtnvnt by Lae. end then fto MIRDLEVILLE, Mwaiov. •' OFFICE UVKR BLAKE'S STORE, eoo. tui Htobnrf Rrpcirtrdfy diiritig the ’ fitrnitddutiUiotJiiititinis..._____ __ _....uverthe.witfkRsweodH them; end -tbe >t£ Cerra .could be beard MaxuraKl 4g».tfapir --------- n U«, ".h,. U«, oiift&u? hundred <4 tbent— —___ _ — _____ _ ^ilfiditrfil the1 rwW gyman. m tie threw earth upr« the coffin vflhi* mother *h« firn long years toiled I aa only mothers can toil; and f >r what! Wu it for herself, that ahe might Uy up fi.r bereelf treasures on rarthl No. fin! But that her children, wh-m sbe bad in the fulness and lore uf" womanly ^rwfe reared tn miturliy, mfaht he happy end fully prepared lorlb's iife and that - whiuh is to emir. - Yrs, clad in the weed* wf widow b'aid ibe dwelt among her children, and while health and vigor endured,' she labored toit for her deao-udirtlta, and her dying words to them were the simple. PATENT MEDICINES ' 12th,) betwaMtdfrarlMta* and Rrgul.rfMtfafe loos of the.'WM>l'aMk«*rr and two brigr.d^e of wanted KashSaakybuUA.gefaMgsKMds,- -yi bU^AaAtlMfrirMnpielMdMidUmr.. uwii n Olrs them grape, bvyalAMady! Kral.:!' Mow beys, gs is work withawlllKlgbMbMg.s.UU.i.UMgM,UgM l-sgspusl lets^'Balty I,:, . gistings' gusintss ffirttforj. h«A a etor^.u.^IgU^lMnd men. They were* tolnnteero from the whftulowd Or sfoc weitej It-AMitvia to ' Ott.wauof Michigan, and oomtltured hba11„ widely barren, eatoaalaNw It vary" 1•-***-' st M ichigan - aharpeh« «...«•tare. 4pjh< 6ghi | MIltj eagjXy attataHwrenvitix edilo in ,, the iVildernrae ibis, tegjmeflt was Take^quAl pane uf the planter and . deploy rd as aklrniulers, and made sad white load'with iiil enougty to make It the buv|K3 in the rebel, ranks, espKiaUy c-m»l*trnre Aferrant, and rmt il through nfhnng their bfRwH.' One bf-’ltm moat apabst mill. laVeng.-bd body imtrd uf the OttbwAs wsk n s chiefmntfd and vwry evreioMhU.: ; For painting the ...... Mn-ke-w^W*. or a. w kbiwp’ ta' rout ..r buildings Uw/plmfcr end ml «-■ DstiUl'Hoke hit nelgbtora In wW*i .'Wjna t«Ne,l«Wlt'W*Midd “£C-“ Hie trlhd.niid ’ Wlk’!e when Uanpem H lemjtenk Pjatur i« onuMUompfeiMkA gi tmatee, and H al 1 through a paint; �WAR NEWS !! Rebel News, nrk, July A—The WeiieMty Itriiu. Jilj l»een received . JL R. Baecher, F. F. Eddy, W. H. Qwmm U11WI ufthia District, and of the unity snd bar- to tho establishment B.-uckway, M. Watki D. D. Jerome, were appointed a Com., «u Credentials. ' ‘ resei-vedly the views and policy indicated Albany, July A—Tbs Preside 000 to !».000 strong, ANDREW JOHNSON, HENRY H. CRA PO. of Flint. be following gentlemen epp«>ini- .--------- r w’ A? R. TBnrrnwin, nfBerrien Rmalt Jfoaotosf. That while thia rebellion A. H. Campbell, of Marooettr; J; A. ibreaUHM the lifo'of tbo Go verament, ws be dlstancM an competitors <>« the Brat Invite all loyal men, without reference HtiMd.; ult o. n.nptr,;, K,l.«^ to political enloecdenla, to unite with us upon thia broad Union platfbnn. Be­ quently made onaalmoM. The Cemmittee on Credentials report, lieving that unconditional loyalty should ed the names of delegates lo the Cm ven- ihreateniug .tber points; that tbo while • l.-.u: *. M. KICK, Uss’ point 100 days. Baltimore, July E. O. GROSVENOR, of Joweorilla. ready filled with much credit to himself and bit constituents, several hraorabto JAMES B. PORTER, of Lansing. A* • logWater be has proved himself apt. JOHN OWEN*. of Detroit our own Stateamply testify. EMIL ANNEXE of Lensing. 0. HONFORD, of Olivet WITTER J. BAXTER, rf Hillsdale. THOMAS W. FERRY. of tbo Bxwna la hereafter, until further trade • and is now the Commissioner Michigan for the Gettysburg Cemetery. naae and in his official parity, into an acquantanee with men, and fully com pre bends the wants of his District, State and and a diligent student of bn to ry, of books generally, and of nature. With such a candidate, tho Union party uf the 4th Oaaressionai District can enter earn ral­ ly into the campaign, with full confidence that the official career of their standard successful as his eleobearcr will b« furnished the Bamm st one dollar a An i|cm of exceedingly good newe, «a But we have been disappointed. Britlah Neutral pirate, the Alabama.— Her career of plunder and burning on only twenty-five percent tdoar price A la bam a ebonld go down in an engage­ ment which her commander bad sought. per for the time for which thsy-have paid. kbe old price. Confident uf success, Semmes chai 1 nor ed the Kearaarge to fight, and invited vessel knocked tn pieces. Tbo repeal of the commutabefieve to have and followed her antagonist out of the ju­ risdiction of a neutral power. Government We have all denounced era rebels as arbitrary io the extrema, ill excite greater opposition here, w hr re Opposition is tolerated. ly entitled tn one delegate In the tee on Permanent organizati<ui the fok Ho The price of substitutes the pirate ship went down, mid the pirate doned and would never again, she made a trip that a body of rtW ttw'unted'rnUi.iry tors ovary foil swen. A Naaaow Eacara.— years old Call, into the child fell bead foromi jury. Had the child mte foiling, the result might o farttmate. telegraphed. On her arrival Com. W ins­ low, then in Holland.as immediately sent for by Mr. Dayton. Hu arrived of the large number of Soldier's Aid So cietiee scattered through every Blate, the National Sanitary Commission and the Christian Cutnmisaion, i, and their sellC. <». Luee. of Branch ; E. Pringle of sacrificing labors in behalf of the aufiering ' G. Griswold, of Kent-, B. soldier, aa a noble manifestation uf patri­ otism, philanthropy and Christianity, and raeolutMme was appointed by the chair aa Presidential electors: Is/ DitriH— Frederick Waldorf 2d /hslrfo/-Manib Giddings. 3d Diitrict—Christian Eberhaek. 4lh Dutriei— Ferny Hanna.&4h Diitricl—Omu D. Conger. fRA JXs/rfo/-George W. Perk. At Largo— R. R. Beecher, Thomas D. Gilbert. that next to the soldier is the soldier's friend. Rttolood. That wo cordially approve the Mtininiatration of our State affairs 1 mo law two years. jn»i m limes m precodenied difficulty and embarass>>f raising and equipping ouf noble regi. hieb haa elicited the ■dmiralion of the country, and al an ox that it has presented n financial record wilhont a parallel, and leaves the State, Tfird Diotrict—Drwilt C. Leach, Eti gene Pringle, Fourth Dittrict—h. D. Orbwold. J. we commend the can didates I bis day nominated U> tbo eleotors of Michigan with entire confidence in their integrity and capacity, and pledge our beat rfforta to elect them by a larger majority than our noble Blate has Fifth Diotrict— Newel Avery, M. B. Wih-x. Su-U Dutricl—Francis II. Rankin. G. W. Brown.” Tlte resolutions adopted unanimously. On Lleutroant Governor the contest as very excited, and an artillery fire of words ensu’d between the friends and op­ ponents of C. W. May. New candidates •ere proposed from tune to time, and the choice finally fell upon E. O. Gn vener, ofJonesville. small way, will be compelled to serve tn British yacht Hon. Ju. B. Porter, was re nominated The following preamble and resolu­ for Secretary of Blate without much op. kSueh a elate of things, to say nothing, of tions, adopted by the Slate Council of position. the hardship to individuals foemarl ws, C. Hewett, of Lansing was nominated will so cripple industry that the revenues I the Land Office. ere directed to be for Cummlsunne of the Government must be proportion­ published in the public papers ofc tbs Fur Auditor General, Emil Anneke, ately decreased, while gold will .continue countrv! was re-nominated by;a trifling -majority r.f this organ iz»i Albert Williams was re nominated for and the Dni»o »f these United Stolse and Attorney General after a close contest the Gaistitution thereof—to sustain the against H. F. Severaa. oral discontent of a conscripted army Adminislraiitgi in putting down the ene­ mies of the Government, and thwarting Frof. Hosford of Olivet was nominated eao obtain them. this morning as usual. Hunters this morning only four mil pWly arriving from- the lldmiblless eo«.n confront Wrot. and wHl dered out the family wh.i of the Virginia aids of the river raiders fired it. ^Gnf. Bradfi-rd was isr Harper’s Fetry. Begil bolds the this eity at the time. site heights. All Indications operating un toe ceed e.000 or 8,000, and Is a plundering Philadelphia road. [Nmrs.—Horn tho telegrppb wteae expedition. gave uot, probably uwing to rebel pressure.] . Harrisberg, July II-Th- PtalndeL New York, July A Paris oorres pbla, Baltimore and WilmingUm Rsilpoodent say a,not withstanding the reports road «as atilt intact thia iii»rui|ig. Ths sometime since that the Alabama was an telegraph from Gfonr<H*k, on the N.lrrh- that place, and marching northward. The rebels appear lo have reiinnl trom- Wbkat Haarxrr.—Tt busy al this time gather!! Secretorves—Edward W. Barber, of and still another broadside is poured into Balloting! were then taken far State the silent and sullen Yankee ship. Near er, and nearer the beligerenta approach officers. Tho contest for several officers was quite spirited. The prominent can paring for battle! Her ports are opened, didares for Governor were H. H. Crapo, Gnns protrude. A blaze of fire—and H. P. Baldain and E. 8. Lacy. Mr. thunder-toned cannon pour their deadly Crapo was nominated. missiles across the decks and through the bull of the Alabama. The Kearsarge Bute and tbo glory of the nation, they having paid a fearful price in suffering and blood to place Michigan among the the roll of honor, and PrttuUnt—R. R. Beecher. Lenawse. Pice Pnnitnu—Samuel Mulholland, Monroe; E. O. Humphrey, Kalamazoo Andrew Bobinenn, Washtenaw ; u. x Miller. K ” ’ ; Giles Hobbs rd, Macomb men were appointed: Cioirutan — Hon. Wm. A. Howard. fighting, capturing and burning unarmed merchantmen, was doomed to bitter dis appointment when ha pitted his engliso built pirate ship agshist tho Yankee wa“r With 1300 exemption as a financial measure. It But amendments to the enrollment act- Some the better. publican, the other a time honored Dem- one organized county In a re present­ Uuc is certain. decline. was settled. IL — Rttolved, That the nominations of left Abraham Lincoln and Andren Johnson His bus). neea habits are a combinatfoa of energy. CYRUS HEWETT, af Lansing. AI3ERT WILLI AMS, of lonla. • After a few corrections of the list and some des.dntory debate, during bich the call for the G>nventl>« was n ' wad adopted. During ths debate the acceptance of the Bute. Dayton, the French authorities were Philadelphia, July 11, obliged to oeder the. Alabama out of Baltimore^ thia m»rnifij[ port. Scinmea put the beat face on hr could, though it was evident bo did not word to Commander Window that he in tended to drive him off. and Winslow re plied : “Lot him try it." so short and dreishe have tbonght the Alabama had changed places with one of her tin armed merchantmen victims, it is n«>t _______________ irue that the Alabama had U> board the Kesrsage. When cm 1 ba telegraph that! than an average crop. C promising, much better any time 17 miles Ibis aide of Baltimore aad' 1» Between mre iB reported captured. Philadelphia, Julf 11.—A train w this vicinity. Owing to : grass Isa light srop, while tfoul^- T1 improving all'erope we probably be better than t timothy on low lands, st proving finely. Magnoir. Station is ing, he lowered hia boats lo pick up the Mr. Day ton Informed Commander Wlnvl.iw that the prisoners could b«4 be U> the United States. Winslow claims that CaptainSemtnee Hastings met at Keith s I Wadiiagtoa, July 5.—Mr. Fraarodro Ims accepted the Secretaryship uf the Treasury and assumed its dntissL New Advertisements. M. July Sth to organize object ahall be to relieve as tho distresses and conlribi the comforts attendant th enduring the privations oi baltlc-ficl J. rSTRAY COW. the Congressional Committee of the 4th District of Michigan, that a delegate June 28th, 1R64, to choose a drlegate to There Is •ecowderop oFdover.li: ■ect ion <«f the Alabama a side, at water line, and let water throujh In cascades. The Alabama then turned tail and made Commander Winalo his prisoners, as bo had ample ineams to pick them up, but an English yaeht actu­ ally stole them, as if by pre-arranged plan, thus constituting a dear case of in­ tervention. seat in the Congressional Convention, to convene on ino otnoay oi ^uiy, * the purpose of nominating a Rep very good. in some fields, but we able and . Fn energy with which the Isr continued b> pro* G>l. Orndmin pretty hard yesterday, and finally flanked him. the 3d Maryland infantry io bis support, when they nit went io and Uur troops fought ud patriotic effort will b ell. and although nest and cordial inritalfo with at first, held them In check till in fontry suppert arrived. Our re inforcemeets are coming up, and Gens. Wal­ lace and Tyler have restored discipline end order, and are personally present. On motion, Opt John C. Taylor of Chambersburg, Pa., July'S—7 Tho rebel raiders tn Pennsylvania and Maryland are in much stranger force rota of the reeimenl than has been believed. It conrists of cavalry, infantry and artillery, and 20, 000 is the lowest estimate made. nr, love end benevolence, and Hundreds of thons by the boats uf the victors snd a neutral all Joy. that some fixed price of commutation promulgate loyal ress. nersonal conflicts snd jealousies among Joyal men, must avoided; therefore, gaoizadun are strictly limited to the en- Us»H further notice, th Hall every Thursday, P. By Order <i SELF-A DJ unrra SV t -. I N <;; - •. r/eton:. In accordance wt n iX>k u>, Fi Bishop, Bar- for Superintendent of Public instruction netnwead to fur- of CM'.leton ;— reliance of an a' log at eight o’clock. The force that l.ft yesterday lor Frederick Uxik the Boons boro road, and theae new raiders came ■emaport. They s and commit all i credit to aid in the constr road from the city of Bat county of Calhoun, to the tings tn the county of Bar Board of Education. •landing the 120.000 the inhabitants paid for protection. Imboden insisted <«n burning Beeller A On’s warehouse unleass the dllxens would per him IIS Hoe. Wm. -A. Howard, the Chairman WHAT ETntTDODY KNOWS vis .ton will beheld on Saturd ed the fidlowing: the centre ofCostieton, t to meet oar responsibilities like men, and probably Hunter’s. The revised enrollment least possible oils and Committees of thia Order shall not seek directly or Indirectly to influ- pectin®. All pentone Interested are in­ vited to examine the roll lb. rebels aet Ir.tn the C. H. railroad Rnwfosd, That oar National existence. Rowlued, Tliat turrepolitical questions era not proper au' ’ * " ' ' subordiaets Constitutional •»??«. uvg. £ Freedmen afoeaaald. si£cEi JOHN t 4th. Per menace physiosI disability, of Shenandoah Valley immediately h> his before the Board Ito BM . .1 u..-. CbeaK.wltb difficulty oft dieali<ws-f0b<h,‘«aks< �CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS AT A. L. SKINNER’S, IT Large and moat complete Stock of Dry Goods, Boots &. Shoes, Carpets and Pound Calico. «£j THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CASH STORE IN BATTE CREEK. BM|MSatt?|35SS£f3SSS8 ""foufelF hHH-HHii: s bum n sn>€ J* 2 »x> “ rI 3 IjIlIlW W:PJ! t •Hi �:y<i«Mr.ttikMiMh t»prat •• ,L- fcr fe atab Wfe taftaMi*** V . T»U. ■fi.OTtKW.’B ■ftTLOOU ‘VWB.m'E'B. .... t ■Btooia •ws ««■ <» CUjrSSXVHOX.” • . LUB TJT3T4AF3 o wr—xiuiaoDC w and many <>t tbeai in lite root <>f tha fewvK iTbwetvwvAMU^retNndylnfeon fe-uobdt»riiai«Miffarb^»oCa«d,. Wfe; M’tocrar.rCOoradVi,'■*«»*>• *d>rrfSI«terrd to itfcl and •wen’tdW’thdfefariminItdr. Tbefe wak-xirtft'mr^Kif ftitfac tbuito luicv, Votfi att hdf ^fttriHei3 tbi; ItffltoM/-tof ‘Wfaiaww* »n ’tff 411 Undt ‘KLaVk^ 'V'CLOU.MAG.il* fKS HCOPUT8 VUiIJZa «r<M>u "Mr Urr baa fur mon Ums U« 'W'i L» gmdy AsflfaUrM brSrapUeu. tUteMk, zarHH: ■ faafiMd MgedFftU'llfeUiMtenllM.'rte bacco was first |tsoirf8k»d. A part of seemed wellWttaltrdMtbNWBrtoM# »W UiJt Md«fcMe~«taleflH'ir^HM^ t^raaed to prey up«u the flock. And bore let’-K be n^M. w^e ufaltf I.' ileken •dMnfedied rnrvpi^ej.U®^ - >Let. U noted nlao tteteehet ineie.fe«ti>« «f them &KM1B0LDM. EXTRACT-HUGHU AXO Dk raoysa ruae wahilcurim remained -entire uwtil.tbeyt wtarw. five »r s«r«nuDth*--old,.-ai>d' tjume^iatrtly had •JBCMeT DiMRAlES bocha >«Hwrty or qttito*te ‘ lorgo «a If !■ all MatoHtage*. At UttfaRneuee. KotMoaw^M mt-y-bMp-ln-ri- YneaA.’ TBo-e*« nnfl Uhteor'MeiMK«i»IM«L farWife-Mi (»>>>lpQ wMW’krdt fedrltfer iHid ftrah-rf dr dtefy iiffiris‘1 tVv1 only, .ITTtndo’olth.Hit'ltf'rilK iMref ewes pt < f..pr ..r.i—a...— i ne'erA: left, ' oeigh’-r’n'iini&giViuiyii t<> COME AND BUY MORE which have been ehowsred upon him from ' KW. ©5 *tkx CouxvXr^. b that thev strike at tho root of Diaeoaq ^y eradioeUag every particle of impurity \tk X\vt TiYooA, fisr the life and health of the body dependc upon the purity of die blood. If the lloud fa poieoned, the body drags out a miserable existence. These raedieinw \vtr X5\\«\\Mx\.tA for curing ftro/Wa, ByrhUio. Wiln (Pinaaeta, Old Bena, Bill %haum, J’ActimatisiH, (frynpapoia, Btek Eoadaaha, Llvar Qmrojdaint, Favor and Jlgvo, S5ws tl :■ *■ 'it.- “rftyi —* CURE =^sss^ct5s‘i=sr^ of U* pruUUl’. •jnalitw. fe advance, are enrol bv a >m brief oust.. of Ibis marrekaa mrdteuir. Filter sM A*a» |-«l>ei.U. alter bring tilinlailh.ouiliiuejvr nwMha in rain, until buriy Mtura'rd with that d»urw>u* atUlu^d, ant art uufrruu«Hl. rr.lored to Ue.Hb rfitldu a few <Uya bt iW oa uf lloormsa'a Uirrsa*. T> WMk »tu .Kb > rapidly iarigor.kd and B MT USE OF TRADE Come and See!! WE UVAE JUST RECEIVED MflMg wi . Sr. k TIGHT BTTTC* win ettrs all the aforoiaatitiooed diseases and, of tlietnsolree, will relievo and cure CELEIIATEB PATEKT We have every kind of .goods, such Colin (Pains, Cholara Jdarlma, Indignation, (Pain in tha fiauMla, , gXxxirwu, stu. Try these medicine., and you will Mm MO <ft GROCERIES n^asVKlfi’.... .. r»w ForHaWbyeU Dvwji-rf. L’ <'RfisllY‘,0riirnJ Aecat Xo tU Main at VAX.* which, in conjunction with ths WYooiX. .Wt.Tv^AC.r, k «wir<x1» eUwjij at no. Q» tb. third hr had wcoervdTwr sp[*l|tr, aotijca tl.voef t lay. lot ?yX.bs’fa» taka ear Wife. abr.tu; 3EiB3a8B&>~ ANOTH£K wn» cored of Fever sad Ago* after trying every medicine in hi. raacb. ANOTHER waa cured of Fever bore Whi. h fetrf existed fourteen years. ANOTHER of Rheomatisra of Ci-h t year. Ca.es Innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint oocld bo mentioned in which the Purifier and PHU Work Wk«, o. CPoxvrrG. are the moat aotir* and thorough pills that have over been introduced. They act so directly upon the I jver. txeib ing that Organ to an eh an extent aa that the Zsi- m dnea not rehpee Into its former coaEton, which is too apt to ba (he case with simply a purgative pill They are really a . 14\ook\ oaaiX. \Avcr ViXV !S«U ■ OKEpcrsnn writra, her daughter waa eured of Ita or nine year.' Handing, and ft Vitnadan er of two year* ANODIZE aritae, hia eon was cured atfer hi> Booh had aluori wasted away. Pianos & Melode ons! ■ pianos,?-. W. W, XIMtAU, riAXos \ 1« LntuWt. PIANOS: AREtm suftHng with that dro.-J/iM.**, XasPIANOS 11 WATHOJT8 NEURALGIA KIXQ will rp^di»y • Ctoodt 'KicA.kcvn.cB, and you should try them befora going for a Oct a Pamphlet or Almanac of n>y local agent, nod nwd the csrtillealaa, and if y0O bnfn ever doubted yon will GOLD IT ARE you racked alth the tertares of UnsiBArua* Wanmr. JUasum KIM wUl speedily nJw. AREJM reffrrtng from the gaawteoof Drarar- W>”°dSmS4Lo“ K”* ’rm *“££r‘“i“< y°ar PIANOS <U« la Ji«r D. U. «▼>! sien’-W’ ARE you awarr of IM cxUunra of tba Guo fa. vrr.iL Rtiiu>rT WATHOTM NRORALGlA KiXQ. a certain core tor £«f U and Trg U. ’ C. R. WALKER, ^Krnrturi BnfiU PIANOS ~ Clot hi eertdta refect let il.W fvHuwrd during DRY GOODS! GROCERY, , ^DVERTIBEMBNT. ' CITY HARDWARE STORE HARD-WARE I 5 - OUR MOCK OF GROCKRlEd IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. UVJL BILUAKD TABMBi OBB SOODS Unusually Low! n^Tsnud ptourry treasurer SioxOaV viai v(vove,. Eating Sf Billiard TTORSEYH».dCOU51 MEDAL AND dialoge. them; that sheep in delict.;, bcajlh ure »<>'• subjoei to lx affected by tfiawi Chan am ata healthy ones, that sheep may andoften dn fan ve grubs end-still remcti In-efibd health. ' ' And now Mr? Editor ifI mny presnaa to «M*e y our^adehs, it ft’ nv’ -follows; LeftS^'sheep’. non bo 'aiqflag&.yUb pin«r.l«ro*| frvqubllly. M:to,-rtrry the smell all tbo lituw daring the summer.— aurrBt i emo ago, IMPORTANT AND TRUK! Winoi'i XsetiLan Km win asMa^s your and ihqy will My t^ey an eiuoe;—That the eggs «Ty*ualljr d«*p,« Red. in the lamr part of »u wnyr that ilffcpNldayary much »n trircuinauncea whai^Uiey are hutched; Uml it ala., dr. panda uu i-ircuuwuti,.tHueaa ubetfey the gnAa arpfully <h«eh'P*U In " 1>”»R Kime or a effort time. usually in the latter port I of wthtrr.and early apxiiqf. 1 F enn^ude. also, that they are nut omfinetHirany one cU>Ol*abMp ibtugh ytMing abe**p, and gutinjs ^usirni taring Maa torn: toftka-of >b»•J^W‘ ■<*» TUmoro, _ . Fltn, ii^ry'ulaun Qjnrumptun, rto. th«n> ■ ffo■ St. tspMty but tbo larger onra-4lth<yt|gh jdnjwing oigtQuf dsoeAsiifaM, gavtrlH.MirtfcLii3tf 4f Itwaweowt Cc.*\\5XeqXc* The paouliarity of the ■ftYooil ■?u.y\$<cv cvc\A VA\% R. J.GRANT! LMCMd the uUeniiiar of n cnauai obrener bpa three or lour others V;-wn ntperienced eyM^buwed evident »vnip»om»of disease, 'bbe syrrngf wm iasmodiaudy lu roquiei tluw. and tobitceu and Mdimtlda injected up>the fkmHfeW-elfe dfcfedha tfett-riike, o^esy- JlAthsfe Sif}, Mr nt trtliat, every third. d«y, Jyr.KorhMf ’« r'M °?** rft,hc •U1J dttjrtR^-r. Un .nth«r> ak-ktuicd. but eycntuaUy . reonvemd, and anil the letmuuiog forty fi«p ouiltunod in W<k,hadiJ» »dd»»r-t •. > ; Pmunittig that tb«-gf^x,5!wer» (hr pcohobU-caontroC lieAsowia" qnu* tiwu itro: Gndd iiqoitfebr-so injected aoio reach ito-ir U«fc|Ui»d vAn<laih*t»ltain an «newer tn tliKiflrMS’tflhwefiiWi; ! examinrd MMfu^fafae ’stnfcHJre of the tnR: - BtrtrM- Hfckd"*fat*ttfrM«W#<,i1Mv sure,'*’ I •efc<t««'n*ie4a'xWilffl‘^*ii'ot>he si.k. tn^Earwht h.ifchrfPr.Hlj <>(‘Aii itfch in t&ihterje toeb^titi K'idiMifcmrjfc inc|i, above the w<«>l-nnd.ab>> twnLdro in bio^M^-^qot- hfi^wpwjHtYMR;*1* h.int and eyes. 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Tmb^MlaM; * HOOFLAHD’S WMer# tertrt Wy^d,, ’ ’ Wawwvy aqdMgrMeshaRwfs. ,uI. Mb's wlgAdwt Aibga sMAlHs bate. ' GERMAN BITTERS, TUB GUAT KTUXOTHEXJNG ; . iron a®. 'wi'jrjp.u ™ c™: pKijiyflmog t ■ The Contention <ifnewspaperpublish ers eaaemtiled at Merrill Hull ynaterdsy foreewop. fUn. Mm-gen Rattos, AT the Grand Traverse ATsreM, wb* el Meted tem­ porary Chairman, and'Mv.N. B. JesMs, of the LaflMpJtfwIlsMm, temporary I that eoeH’lberi %e bought for five dofUrs, AmmM/ >■-, »a J -.•■ »V<’ / «’!•.] r it iatlear Utth most Incrsuao the pries or p".kr«t3L: MuJlo? > .» yr/.an 10th. Macruta ■r^f. »'<*«« run ri/tu/ BsUn (M laul slijt. ilHUabocBs 'AfowsAr AMD WUAMI WOO gliscfllann. gistings’ Jnsiwss girtcton. BOSFLASD’A 6EBMAN BITTERS . x tisss, oacs*s,B* Wves *»S«m. , di»er4*r«d •^r^^CfTSfSin OrffST Hwuikum, KUkl .lo Uxteen. • • » ■ jl Lind Sbafiaburji rtosolly slated, in a public niesUpg in London, that, Irom personal <ib*crvatiua, he had aeeertained that ufadall nude orimiaaia in that city nearly all had fallen in a awirpa of crime between ths ages of eight and sixteen year* band that if a young man lived an KmctsUox, Hanking or B-foW aMWflinri ; the bigheatcAUimp ofimedf itsahmdi be D.-K Joslin. I -u. v-------- 4C------------------- *1^. ”-"»t*fo 'J a b.rc ,<-lt .■> iG items' tfl Firmer ' a Quarter I of I Wl. ----------------- tbiaiMFri*Dne yparago fifteen pounds «f maple sugar was e^tial to one year’* subscrip­ TVs H» ItoM Morgan Bates. tion for A weekly paper-At<*t« dollar and a half a year. Now ten or even right pound* is equal U> (he aam»as»«mt,'but; -■ JdksrsZii- nW ^Ubws Jawsea E. eight or 10.pound, uf sugar will not serve .p.fomBj now as long b* 15 pound* slid a Scrippe, Fu B. Porter, J. F. Caneeer. y»«r •fnfact is there -should he ffrewd /Zewa U*ion-~*L. II. J.Gmltb. UtobdftM Cahwnrriiwf ALD. Hamiltoe. lv adbereing to this rufo hr the pebWther will give' fence la stopping -a paps 12th. foMM^aljtoe, ment uf the paper she editor, and not'with hl or contributors, or the bo should inasrt, just wl moot is wanted by the sidsraliQM; and in lui boainaaa ' atsiy and only one against him, aa to an bun ffi should always give as we . gsL If mant, a nswspeper should be eoaNerted •jrabis hfe thereafter. Thia la a fact of singular importance flour, and the next < to fathers mothers, and ahows a fearful A10, subscriptions 1 responsibility. . Certainly, a parewt or there is no ted- 1 should secure aad exorcise absolute con­ procHy—there, la no equality. . . ' trol over the child under sixteen, koan There is another con.idsralion. Paper 1 not be a difficult matter to do thia, exoepl must be ppid for in cash at the time of Jciauon for thia Hute we* adopted as* Mt THAT THIS BITTUS W in very rare eaaea ; and if that control is * purchaaa. Presses, ty pe, ink, and all the lows, After a arqrm'debatq nut very wisely and elWeally axoroieed Bryce. Tbs com rn It toe to wk material of a printing office must be paid it must be the parent’s tacit; it is owing ROBERTS A STRIKBR. CoeUlns no Rs si or Whfsk»y, for down. Journeymen printers must milted the subjser of U £HTX CftHrT W ACT TUmTS AT.TC to the parental neglect or remiasncM.— baveyheir cash on Saturday night. The 'gsnixatloo of a Slate P Hence the real source </ ninety-sight per editor and publisher must plank his cash cent, of the real erimn in a country su«b AfieAsyu* Zcrwtsr—Wro. S. Bowd. for ersry pound of flour, meat^ sugar IS THE BEST TONIC ’felsek. Ranti»«*. Mich. । a* England or t^Cn)ti»d States, lies at: U/mOh* Cb. ArpitMam—H. 8. Hilton. aad butter he consumwe. IJow )s b? Ip the du..r of the nareaia. • | Jariaon TNUrsol—T. F. Bouton. d» all thial Only by adopting , and ad □lend to the Con (9*BEAD WHO MATS SO: I It is a fearfatrdflection! W e throp it hcring to the system of advance payI before the minds of the fathers and mothriienta. Ho canno; make bi* busineea (AJiidfiiiHwa. C.G. HOLBROOK, pay without. And a business that will Aar ten 1. The name and title of1 thought of la wisdom, remarking only aa BaprtasCburcl.. Hii’l Ho*. John N. Ingersoll mured tbeap- Dot pay had better bo drupped, and the organisation shall ba “The MttU to the early seeds of bodily disease' that sooner the better. . • they are, in nearly every ease, eown be­ Your committee therefore recommend Stale Free* AseoctaUoe." ■■■ owe Aortic; sad tween sundown and bed-time, In absence aa follows t Msaars. Harrington, Inger- ths adoption of the following resolutions: their efreu U.ai I w from the family circle; in the supply of Rntlvtd, That this Convention recom­ other persons—shall be entitled to mi spending money never earned by the mend to lbs publishers of ths Slat* that WIMC. ! spender—opening the doors of the confec­ waa next appointed, anaeiningof Mesara • they । should advance the subecription CSTICI OF THE FKACE, Win attend ts«h< tioneries and *oda fountain*, of beer, and Fund, Scripps and O'DoooeU. ratee'fer weekly paper* to <2 per year, tohneco.and wine sbnpe,of the circus, the The esMBnutl' s ub permanment organ- as । tbs lowest sum that will give them a negro minstrel the re*turnnt and the iastiea reported aa permanent officers of reasonable , remtmerslion fur their ser­ • ^Abticlb 3- Tbe offioers of thia Aaeeevation ahall consist of a President two d.ince—then follow the Sunday excursion, the convention the (allowing . vice*. . Viee-Preaidunts, a Treasurer, and iwo the Sunday drive, with the easy irantUfod For A’rcaidenk Jeha N. Ingaraoll, Rnolrtd, That the system of advance tn the ebmpany of those whose way* lead Secratarieo, K. BUePeoAnd Jacob Barna payment* W the only.system upon which Secretaries, whose term of office staff be t<» the gates of aoeial, physical and moral Report adopted. new spaperil ckn be successfully published; •no year, and until their sueotsesro are .• • -..dw ,i«'oq ruin. From eight to sixteen—in their The oommrccw on • order of. business and we earieetly recommend to publish­ duly installed. Amticls 4. Aa Executive CommittM few yearn—are the destinies of children repovted through the*cbalrraan, Mr Pond ers tb adopt and rigidly adhere to that JOHN ROBERTS*. oonaiating of flva members, shall be ap­ aa follows, b Uiete wo Insert, with the system. pointed by the Association Kt lhe tltns grntjcaion'* uaswe* dcsigiMted by ths The next feporl In order-was the one of the election of offieera, whose disy- ‘ It relating to advance payment apd .the, Iba-aarhlDCM ot fir. floor mother solemnly vow, “by God's help. ohair foe the reopeotive committee : HI Ax my darting'* destiny for good, by Urn Committee would re^ ranieod the general systamlxing of the twwspapcr sliall be to call all regular and special meetings of tMp Aaaocaliog, axd-MM^ making bmue more attractive than the appointment U the following Committees busisee*. of lht»s asoh: . Your Committee on Advaqoe payment act such other business as may ed to them by the action of (he J^aecittag JaL.Oa Advsruaiog rales, iacludiog and systemlting the newspaper business doubt iKrt, Il A Romawcb or tttx W ak.—The Puugb- । legal rales—Batea, Menu, Peabody. ' .; Would report -. Ireepaie £*?/* tells tbe following : | 2d. Ua Sube*iptioo raise—Barna, That from their own knowledge tbe Among tbe poesengers on the New Smith, Usunilloo. , ... lack of bosiness system, in managing York express train up on the Hudson 2d. On Advance pay menu and the newspapers, and the oustom of long and regular annual meeting, a ya^orifertAgH River Railroad on Munday, was a brave ayslomatixing uf Mwapaper buaiaeaa— nb*»r fending credits, are dead weighta the vole* caal being necessary to a chedpfyAkTicls (J-The annua! MWtlhg bf uts* folluw from the Army of the Potomac, Pood, ttcrippa, U'DounelL upon too many journals. Subscriber* D. II- RTERTH, with a comrade accompanying him, 4th. To reporta plan for ibe oegaaixe- have taken papers to “palmnite" them Aeaudaliou shall bo held on tne firm both dressed in the uniform of the United Uuu of a peruiaaeot State Prase Aaaueia- without any Idea that payment was Dec­ Tuesday of Jone, at arch plae* ac.^ay Stale*, with canteens, etc. At the first tioo—Bn co, Alexa, Vaa Foeoeo. enary. and politicians hive sought tn I be deaiguaud by the Executive Gearwik* R. B. W1GUTMAH A CO- Flattering i all tins-. ai>o 0 .htotek Bl»«k. 8la«o strnet. Hsshngs. Mick. end hsN F«m |a it. Hand. Jr p Oon. 1 rtlowBBBB or Ito Xtin and Kve., P»Ib ' wax axuauKosiic, kurrsi * ur gnaws n. M- «neLDo!<t 7»»"VT!«^iJSWSy H- r.CBBRRY -lOtnrrr CUntK I«ury roMJe. o«e* j la th* Cwsrt Roeae. >. c. f*aj<k aixkic, .aOSBCUTlXG ATTOMX^O^-*-^ rtMcMsl—< H.COOK. rr glance nothing uncommon could be de­ On rpoliun uf Mr, Smith, one member, edit end control them because they were tected in the looks of the pair, nor should Mr. D. B. Harrington, was added to the called Republican, Democrat, or by we have been aUe to ewsUe the romantic committee on Advertising rale*. Ad­ sumo other flame, wMtw business men amended by th* rm^ortty of *11 the ibetnhistory coon acted with the couple were journed to 2 o'oloek. we not made acquainted with it by a xrrswwtxnr sa*now. friend who was told it by a hospital nurse. ring a favor upon publishers. instead of The convex lion met al 2 o’clock, pur­ themselves. It appears that at tbe breaking out of the Chairman of Committee. , rebellion, those lovers (for one of lhem suant to adjournment. , On motion, the CnavMMr M V* The report of the CommitUa on Ad­ was a young girl dressed in the garb of lair buaiaeaa j ii min, a soldier) were engaged to be married, vertising raiaa wwx reed, and. after some foundation, your Committee would rec­ c i!a which ceremony' was to be puatpoood on animated diacuaaion, adopted pa follows : ommend tbs editors and publishers to the following resalt: Prtri&ni—E B. Pond, of Ana Arbor. The Cpnimitlae on Leg»l Kates for Ad-' oct npon lagitimeio business principles, account, of the lover going to ' defend the Her Pnn'JmU—John N. Ingersoll, of flag of his country, or else the marriage verliamg and advertising generally, that while earvino the public, and parCnnrtni, and M. D. ‘ Hamilton, «f Moto^ must tako'place, and bis fair taamorate would respectfully report: That after a haps ser vanla of. the public, t^ey give the ' ’ ■ must follow him- She chose iho latter careful investigation and cvmpaneen with1 public to understand that they areewned | roe.ZHensrrr—D. B. Harrington, of Ma and married they were, bo enlisted after­ I the prion of labor and material*, Gnd Umt by neither parties, cliques, nor aubecribward in the Seeohd Michigan Regiment the present prim* allo ifad by .l<w for era, but that for.their labor they are eoaa a private, and she, donning the “bftie,* legal printing are af. Ipast W .par. cent, tilled to pay at regular and remunerating followed him. Amid cra^h 9! the' abrit too low, andTpyimmaod an hemae, >a1 rates. - . •f iki.> AMutir, !Ani«. «K and shall at the bailie of the Wilderoesa, ’ Your Committee would therefore sub. First Insertion, Mg. fofo», 11 00; for I Detroit, G. W. Ilowgh. of fit Oaix, K this heroic girl »tood by the side of her M. S. Smith, of Grand Hevea. G Peat hnsband. and with htr good musket’ dc- each subeequanA insartiop, per folm, 50 i body, of Pontiac, and J a*. O Donnell, of fsoded him, andatfuck.for the counity I cents. Your opmothtee would lurther I Jackson. . t bar*ft? /wvTu tZThSM at tbe heart of M'tilrj.. Faasiijg •afely rococqmend, that inasmuch sa legislative On motion, I be thanks of the Qari ven* through that desperate fight they passed on with their ragfriieql to the .bloody ery editor never on any account to In­ | field of •portsvlvaniS’, where tbe breyq I MIchigMdfei' jLdtile grin broken 'by ;A bd. uI-da el ' h was jiao voted that the Mfiri ! pieee ofshvll. Boeing him fall,'s&b bouqft ti* judgement al0M>U Wvmld be thrmrfboat the State be rwjne^ed th pnt> up his wound, and raising him from thfa ground, amid tWlhlWIWV of the fight, she , carried hihrto Mroar mA* pWung him Kalamajoo on j^b JUlt of September - on a cssscio, tphich was about . starlteg ' i-T [ back for.a>Pi»URW0n. >b« bad lbs «Ui» L foBdmi ofRoinRbiro carritd 10 the plagfe IV KAXbOl.l’ll •FEr &J Kte itow^Aoi,^.« "fli« »«vb -J WtUc* fold of th. detai la of Um afiek. thfef iriog a tot' ”**• WfO* in Ireland." . , .aUw balfours ed FWTBAMr*' daily to UmonmjNk V irynUrfctiM. BaUir loeal colfeHU w mwmmmm » < �Friend G H. Stone, of JUtlsnd. now a Mrr in tbe 1st **>'*"#”49**j *> ~od. u. • J JtajKl a>wvl Miley Gazette, in whig! we ABBAHAM LINCOLN, ANDREW JOHNSON, a< *r-j appoimmenl of A-fi. Griswold ot KmU. AA-falkUU. as temporary chairman, and Geo. E. Dooming of Nftshggrt M^eeretarv. “This ConlsMif dXtowbl Ma a aarflA. H. Giddings, uf Newaygo, Daniel det* for Preaident and Vics President of Striker, of Barry, aad Jok> 8. Dizon, of the so called United Btatea.) wHl trot aaEmmet, were appoiated » Co®®lUo4 oe ' H Organization. W. W. Mlabell of Iroia <M eonslitu- Chairman, and Leroy Wanunof Antrim and E. G Tettle of NEWS M whrtwo c-uld du, bet if yougoocInMted come ewm again, and then you had bet­ ter stand frran under. ltd permanent Ite'vriU^umrateo MMSoJtS-IIV MlbmiM, ofXl v> I, rJI«PKll"r';.Crrr»ow .«,-•• -------------- . <vuaj.WKrVjW.rt™>. n«« _ _____ _ _______ Dmie from Port RoyM,fi< New. York, and four barks, the Greenland loaded with mel for Preeeoola, tbe General Berry for Fortress Monroe, aud the Iceland in Lallasl fn>m New Orleans fitr Philadelphia. All the men were brought .ia by th* .ectaxmer Howard freighted lor New Yorfc^ She waa released by giving bonds for 84.000 and bringing th* captured men to Capo Island. Tbe berk Goloonde, Qapt. Win alow of New Bedford, left Tahalpain. Chilli, April 14. bound borne, with 1,800 bbla. of oil, prlncipallv on freight. Bbe waa raptured by the Florida on tbe *«*• ning ol July 8, in latitude 87° 30’, loo- body, no one ecn doubt Tbe peliey tba*. dictates a postponement of the Conventurn until ao late a day m Angu.t On motion, ths roll was railed for as next, la, in war judgment, if w* do j>ot mistake it, a wise one. Tke Deatocmtit informal ballot for Ceod.date for ReprePte* party tit the Xartk and Fati, are aentadv* in Congress, resulting as follows: eer/Z «rs»r< that Lintoln'e defeat dtpende Thomas W. Ferry, 38; Frauds W. upon the de tea l of hie butcher. Great.— I pun this they look as confidrully M we Kellogg, 17; James A. Sweeaey, 8. R D. Ball of Kent, then withdrew the do, tiote only being ail lUl. is required HENRY H. CRAPO, of Flint. for bringing about nu important a result. name of Francis W. Kellogg. Tbejefeat, in fact, of either Great or E. 0. GROSVENOR, ofJoaeaiilU. The CcnvMtioa then prooceedod to a Bimra>a, wUl aufioa to driosi Ltaeoln. iEither evsstt will give double strength to formal ballot, resulting as follow*; Tbumaa W. Ferry, 47; Jama* Ay the Democratic Pmm Party, and they Swsessy. 11; Mr. Seymour, 1. / will proceed to nominate ibeir candidates with a boldueae in th* assertion «f (heir . : . JOHN OWEN, of Detroit. Whereupon Thomas W. Ferry was, priuciplee, and a eoufidrece in Ibeir are- burned. on motion of B. D. Ball, of Kent, declar­ eeea, such u hav* but been raaaifested since tha war oommaanad. Daily the ed the unanimous choice of the Conven Baltimore, Julv li.—Nothing pew confideoca of the Liarelaitee ladeolhtiog. tio* for candidate for Congress. Will atreat has boooms alarmed. Cap-, from Washington stone the arrival of the CYRUS HEWETT, of Lansing. The Committee on Reeoletiona made italiste have become frightened. Gold ia mrly train yesterday. It may be safely fir 4Mw«< Aamd, the following report, which waa accepted rising, and grace backs era fast beooming elated that all tbe eioiting rumors afloat ALBERT WILLIAMS, of Ionia. mere traab. Tbe ouly salvation of the are senoatlonal or mere reports. and adopted : Th* reported capture of Annapolis by North from general beakraptejr, is In I. That tbe maintenance of tbe Udon peace. The only salvation >ue Lincoln the rebels U pronounced al headquarters and the supremacy of tbe Gmstitution and Kia aatciilea, ia in a continuance of unfounded. and Laws of the United Staten, la tbe first Gm. Tyler is cafe; it Is also believed the war. ‘ Tbe contest will ba a fearful WITTER J. BAXTER, rfHilMald! duty of American o.tlxens ; and that we, one. We predict that greet civil Oom that Ge*L Franklin baa eaeaped from hie aa Union men, are united and nimatad motioa will attend, if btaud do aot fl->» raptors on Monday, and that tbs rebele by one paramnont purpose—the crush­ fnsn it. Tha ire dirs of tha Democrucy, spent most of tbe day trying to find Min, THOMAS W. KERRY. ing <>ut >»f tbe rebellion, the preservation or pua party, art and tnll is defiant.— but unaueeeeriully. of the Government, and the punishment Tbe rebel* left 420 of their wounded They will nut be pat down, by force of traitors. arms, or they will prove themselves in hospitals at Frederick. 9. That tbe action of tbe leedero of Additional to the New York HeraWe oowarda. They will not permit their the rebellion has closed the door of eon presses to bo sepereeaed, or will belie enrreapowdenc* says the rxeitemrut at dilation, and left tbe government no altheir pledges. They will not permit Baltimore baffles description. Tira peo­ tertfhtiv* bot to Insist upon “uncondition­ ple, finding the outlets from th* dty Vailandlgham to bo imprisoned, or they al surrenderand we hail the determin­ efoeed, Cushrd aboard the Pdiladelphia will falsify their words. ation of the Government lo maintain thia Gov. Seymour »f Now York, has sl- boeta In crowds, abandoning their trunks just position by a vigorous prosecution' ready proclaimed that ba will not permit on the wharf. uf tbe war until all rebellion shall be* tbe press uf that State to be veiled and Tbe telegraph between Annapolis and sappraesad. si I raced. If bo will stand up to this Baltimore is working ail right. 8. That, as there rould have been no1 pledge of bia, tbe Democratic prom of rebellion without slavery, there can be' the North, and especially of Now York, Fran ■arytaud. m permanent peace and vafety to the’ will open epo* tbe .tyrant such a war­ Naw York, July 13.—A correspondent Nation with slavery; and, we support’ fere m will make him sod bis supporters and maintain tbe acta and proclamations1 quail before ths masses of the people, gives thia.account of trains about 12 miles frvm Gunpowder Bridge : Pistol Tbe rebel raid into Maryland and of the Government, aiming at its destrac­ »»>d tremble before the ratnbetioa the/ Pennaylvatiia has been a rather serious tion, and urge its more format termina­ will invoke upon hie hood : Bitt rarerw shots were beard and tbe train slopped, when the rebels euterod with pivtote in adair, yet, while, it baa caeved a deal of tion bv an amendment «f tbe Constitution t* att tfaef to defeat dnpal, depends which shall forever sweep the blighting vpaa tke defeat of Grant er Hkereaen.— their hands end asked, “Ara there any assises penis, we d.ubl 4f Ibero wan la.liea heraF Being answered in tbe •vll from the national domain. Wo are cuofidoat that at least one ol'tbrae afiirmpthe, they Utid them to ait down. to exceed 10,000 to 15,000 men in the 4 That we have unshaken confidence two events will soon taka place. The Coramaad was then given to clear out of whole army of invasion. There would in the abilitv. devotion to the country, . ntber must epredtiy follow. And then bare been Federal eoldiera to hare ee- and IdeBt* to the life of tbe Nation of 'the Deauttrabe Ptexe ConeeiUian erill the car, and *« the passengers went out Abraham Lincoln, and we pledge hereby, nominate tkeir randidate, end tree Io the they ware robbed , nf their watches and nur hrerty support to all oonskHutidnal biCody tyrant. I* a tew weeks, perhaps money, with oekrd piatokal their heads. vicinity of their operations. If they could meavnree he mav deem essential for the in a few da)S, *vreta will occur whteh Tlia cars were then set on fir*. Gen. Franklin >m a passvngqr on the have acted In concert under one com­ salvation of the Unins. . will ensure an end to this horrid and first train, drroeed in oiliaen'e clothes.— mander. But as it was, the rebels hav5. That we hail the notninalisn rd Moody war. The rebels asked him who be wae; bo tbe imide lime, could daah from point to Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, fur Vice replied, • Nobody id any account," end point, which pointe must necessarily be President, aa a harhineer of ai.ccvaa, and commend the impartial judgement of the defended by a force sufficient to repel the lady Udd them who ho was, when they loyal people, ever reedy tn recognize The telegraph reports a nteeeege from relumed and demanded his papers and whole invading foree. Thue the rebels worth. Invalty and devotion to the Re tbe notoricue Geo. N. Sandero tu the ed­ look him in charge. were to be met st Washington at Balti­ public, wherever found. itor of tbe New York Herald, in which Tbe rebel f>>ree waa about 250. under fl. That tbe gratitude of all loyal this rebel busybody declares be is rat a more and their nnreb toward Philadel­ Major Harry Gilmore. Th* lady pria hearts is tendered to the soldiers and peace miaaiuo. Hie appearance in Clif­ oners were well treated, and appeared to phia, met end checked. Thus while tbe aallora of the army and navy, who have ton, Canada, and the character of bit mis rebels were enotentrated, our forces were be acquainted with many of the rebels, periled life for country and the honor of whom they greeted must affectionately. divided, and their communications so sev­ the flag. Their gallantry, endurance and Buffalo, and created a commotion tn ered that they could not co-operate with vrlor shall be tbe glory of a rraewed p*o Copperhead circles. Some of the lead­ Tbe rebels bad no hesitation about lak imt whatever they wanted from peaaen each other. Owing to these tacts, the pie; and tbs memory of the fallen shall ing New York Copperheads have already gara, hats, boots, coals, ete. McClellan, raiders bare been able to escape with •ver be cheriabed by a grateful Nation. had cuoferanrae with him. The BuHalo they, thought, was tbe only one fit tn 7. That we. aa ever, adhere to tbe Mon­ £rpr*M, which has been Ihvestiratfag the foes chastisement than they ought to have Among pris­ roe doctrine, and only await tbe disposi­ matter auoewhat, asya that Senders pre­ command our armies. received. tion nf higher duties to evince our un­ tends to be empowered to negotiate for oners were quite a number of officers, Th* objects of this irruption were, per- changing adherence thereto, by auob peace on tbe baeie of the Crittenden Com some of whom succeeded in making ibeir vacate. The passengers were final bap* manifold. They wanted boreee, cal maintenance nf principles aa will vindi­ promise, which Jeff. Davis Benjamin and ly released, and obliged to walk to Bush cate ourselves at boms and eommsad Hunter, oblef officers of the rebel gov­ tie and other supplies, which were greatly Biver, nine miles disteut. respect abroad. ernment, refused tn vote for In tbe United needed by ibeir army, inconvenienced by States Senate in 1881. The Krpmt rootbe greet destraction our cavalry have tains tbe following interestingststements: inflicted upon their railroads. They, “For a week uc two past there has been Memphis. July 18.—-Tha steamer Sul* The new Tax Bill paaeed both Hows perhaps expected to draw off Hunter and of Cmgreee on Svtortjay. In the Senate mysterious talk in tbe G.pperhead cir tana, from Vicksburg, with advices la other* from their operations in lbs Vai- there waa scarcely , vote against lt, wbHe cis of this city about certain authorized the 9th. has just arrived. An expedition "Uoiifederate agenl/ said to be near at left Vicksburg on the 1st, commanded Igf and Western Virginia, until tbe har­ in tbe House It passed without adivVlm. They destroyed the The Util inpnem a tax of 81,00 per gal­ hand with proposals fur a negotiation uf by Geo. 8l<«um. vest could be gathered there. But, from lon <s» dialllied epMte between Julv let. praca upon tbe bsets uf tbe Crittenden railroad bridges acroaa Pearl River on all appearonoea, the object nearcat their 1884. and Feb. 1st HM5, and 82 00 per unmproniim reeafotiraM of 1881. Tu the 5lh, and eent in 80 prisoners. The ixarta, the thing most neereanry for them galfoa tbervafter. On focomefrnrn 8800 the meaning of these obscure and cau­ cavalry expedition which left Memphis £er eent; and over tious outgiving we have obtained some July 4lh, had arrived at Vicksburg and to aorociphsh, ia the reraeval of Grant to 5.000 to 10JJ00 would rainforce Slocum. Thia ex pod i­ 810,00 tco p*r eenh Expraae Compa­ due. from his puaition near the James. They “A few days since, a gentleman from lion heretofore has beer, supposed to Ire nies are teied three per cent on gro«w mnsot eland it-meeh longer down there. receipts and Telegraph five per eent on destined up Whit* Avar. Another force which has been operating out from Grant poshes him so persistently; his receipts, tbe atamp tax on messages be­ On ala, beer, and for a abort tlma at the Clifton Hunse.— Rodney, Mlssi»«ipp I, are scouting the cavalry expeditions reach and rain their ing aboiiabed. other mall liquors, $1,00 per barrel nf W bile there, bo happened to enter one of country in that vidn Ity ware assisted by mo< important reads; his army praams Th-y bad several. 30 pl I one. Ou banks as follows : one the Inore retired nadois of the betel and Maxine's brigade, ooniinuaNy vyon Lae’s main force: un- per cent no eirovlatioo under 90 per emt found himself Intruding upon an Inter-' ।sharp skirmishes, li » which they were JmaRichnsOod is relieved it mmt fillJ— over that arnnunc two per eent.; on capi­ view between George Sanders, the no- victorious. ' 'Ac tbermometar _ the object of the Invasion Is to relieve tal, | per emt.; ra> deposits, f per cent. utriuns rebel agent, sntianary, b locked* at Vicksburg ranged Il is e«ti mated that the bill will prodem romer, pirate outfitter, intriguer, spy— Ifrom 81 • to 88* during tlx «t,« Nu advice from Gqa. Smith's expedi­ a refjMwe of three hamdrad tuiRidus per and his Cocmerboad eicwlUncy Gov. - Now.iatete fehae foiled, Grant will Washington Hunt The two-^both of ition. Grapevine reports rays be had a ** hedge; hie peuopeeta, are rxeeftent; he whom be reemnlwd fro® former aoquain- ;fight and defeated Forrest and that Fur­ tanas— were in does and earnest ooh irest is hilled, but the report ia not cred­ fe abundantly aatisfed ; bo counts upon clave. Tbe unwitting Intruder withdrew, ited. i • satisfactory multi ftotu the opcations and left them tn their necntlationa. now In hand; and he will Oot lrodge. Loe “We cundnde frotu this that George MoaUbne hint there or run away. Sanders is one of tbe negotiators hinted New York July 14.—A Wariiingtnn at lit the Copperhead tm of tbe <Uy : the Philadelphia /sytorrr, that bra tn lesion la not to the antborixsd ‘d’epatcb negutiaU.ro of peace tm the perl <.f the dated Wadsy at 8 a. it., says tha mrmy began their retreat norms tbe Putomac, nation, but to rhe Copperhead allies of the rebellioa; thel te te already io com- abowt ll ..’ehxA laM night. They had men tee torn with those Copperheads, and held Rook rille, 5 miles from the Potothat an htirfam betweeo the two is now mae m n brae. This murnteg our forces actively on f.xn. That Ws.hington Hunt started in pureult, end we hope will y*t Las been ia conference with tbe rebel be able to ieteroept their retreat South. emissary w* know positively aa we have They are carrying Ibeir plunder sod imstated. That rtfber rvpceeenistivee of preened eititeM vrtih them. Ow totom Copperbe^ia® in thia rioialty have via- will not eaeeed 580. Wa imd* a con ------------- Washington, July tA-Up to !0 u d«xrk IM, morning, (14th,) H w*. wut tamed that the rebels bad re crossed the Putmomt, though they bml raot oyer most uflbslr plunder. . An eadteS^On: Ths Informal ion _ ___ ;_ . ty entered Mary lud .IU M • rt o—.—. Mm, rt ■ . . _ ______ >* - - - - • a l/al—W. ’STRAY-COW. ef Tbaruap! Is. on Ox V»>h Say of JI T J UM te><. • Unrv Br .aete Itev v.n> I,u« fK« «t>a aboci lu er 11 y.ero oil. Ta. Theroapple Jely II.ISS4. Jyltei • A reference to tbs p roce Cuagroaaioaal Convention • follow townsman. Hen. J. received twelve votes for t Clifton House, C W„ July I A—Tbe following Is a copy of the moeeago *ent to J. Gordon Beucef, of tbe N. Y. Her aid: '•Tbanksfbr your yesterday’e n<vlice. I am here foe peace, the oppoeite of anarchy, and for a real oration of all that H valuable to either tectum. I wf-ald hku to »cv y <-u bare. Omt, d«*'l be afraid Uy-Ur own thunder. (Signed) Gbo. N. Sawon*. sad teepnaeible position al tire ia Congress. Mr. Swt tbs satire ruts of the Barry rgstioa, tbe other votes b Jroa other parts *f tbe C is s fctteriag sud merited to Mr. 8., and one of wLirf ^dywall feel proud. Mi SEI.E-AOJUHDIG WRINGER New York. July 15.—There ha rt> N.. W—l-W-rk til 9*«-U <»r 8r l i mor in toan that Atlanta is rahm, with .Vo 71m*& Serene to pet oat ef Ord. 8,000 |xiw>o*rw, by Stermen. .Philadelphia, July IB.—Tbe Nashville Union >>f tlx 18th baa been received here. It elates that tbe Union army had driven tbe rebels, and had arrived at the fcrufi- vote uf a zuranoation t« which gave hire great ad van OHM to be a cuvtutu to gir sion other things being^equ. strength in previous eon vs which, ifreoognized by Mi frianda, will place bin la tl peefennsat ss Mr. Ferry’s strength to enable us l» drive Imck tbe invaders uf our soil. The trans-Mia>i«a>ppi army i< now lying idle, with no ene niy to aunny it, and there is no ra.i»on why it might not bo trarwfe. red tu Ibis side of the river, where its aerrices are e» much needed. While the enemy' arc concentrating all their furors, it behooves -js tu do the same thing, otherwise there ia no alternative Lui to continue to eur render tbe country U. the dutmuatiu* uf the invading foe. tl Rati Hl.. Kew York. and OeteteU Obfo. a, cj.OMrHMJr.ajBU. W1UT crKRTBODT KOtm, vls.,mU Iree.weU gvlvaevsed. wdLmtnet >al a aaacutae M better <l>*a ■ covnpii- Tea wxxTHX* duriag t weeks has been quits dry I the time bot. Rain is much TbaC a Witegw ehosM be veirMfea«>g. *W ■bte.aeSvCmel. , Th«l Thwi .-tmn I»4 caw /-by wi trveMv «u rvgwlaX w»4 baea io enaer; Ti.u w«e4 •ojkad la bet wewv tailt tadl atd Tbvt w«Jbrant>e» for tee abatl to res k> viU Eutcnox Nones.—It *r|! Tbat tbe Peteam Wriegvr.wilh er witbeet eog c—i- —a. ...i .m. «... ... A.. *d that a notice for a town o been celled to rote upoa lbs a hundred dollars bounty to | We want tbe men, and tba . Frora Wssfciextoe. undoubtedly be voted. Washington, July IS.—Tbe HaliMal InteUiyenetv uuderatends that a Major or a Captain Spencer of the insurgent force, lately dem<*Mtrating against W ashiugtun embraced the opporinMiir uf addressing to one of our rittzma, who is a relative of Spencer's, * letter, io which be states that the euafedersree cn.raed the Pu<»mac with 8,000 met. fi-r tbe purpose of obtaining b>> roes, eat tie and other su ppi tea and that, having accomplished ibeir pur­ pose. they were on ibeir march Lack to Virginia. Only a small p>wtiow <lf these forera appeared in front of Washington, while their comrades were collecting booty for transportation aenxe the Puto gurt.ZD.1884. to determi the earn to bo raised, not n hundred dollars for each uoe • rd officer, muaiciu ur privet bexubrtad and mustered ini tary and uaral service uf Btatea, aad credited to said I M tba quota of the township In atty call for volunteers L__ _____ U- .1— 1' DIED. .WSSrtWMs lW. BB. A. P PRACTICAL DENTIST, TECTH exirevM or Med. efiMM netfoe. 2M-mm<r*sy Oe OeM end •atvwr-Ftaae, ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, Culm awb CwottaS-d. of climate are anurcee «»f Pul Beenchialefectiont. Exper proved that simple remedies Wi«iW»ir «» v stage of diecaac, recourse sb Wbad to -^mn'e BreuMt aa LuaenM*. let the Cold, 0w tatiow of the Throat be ever > W ihte praaawtion a more a* ZfX ■‘Hfcewally warded oil IbW* pocket aad taken aa ;o ■■ ; ' Tfca wrauta of tbe Pea* UMcrrtil rtv kW <" f trtv. Am Ih, lUkUUalaavUMmV — ��.gfrraeOwvil “.S? ' l’.::......... kttsk ‘ Hastings DRUG ST0REJTJ Ifer-rrfM**.,.! --M* shefper la peosede a vjwaelily U, and U^k -SuoaiMlly. op used when wanted. TM W­ irPVBktRMRR ERM' ^^•FDTMMMRRT 40Mfa"£»ww BleaT. ring lUlibt w tarteror ordis ■rtly'ekitertoftceddurtaig Abe -vevnrf -i» taadtouRMBSr months, is spsstMly .miuIfM ■wndiby •sli|J».a|riakltaf <'f<^»®lulio0 iM,Rail as tbs extreme unpleasant smell engendered btr decaying animal and vejeteblamtbeteMes in oellars sod outdsuuaes .whssB-H MUreQMntly HuiaJ difficult to preveal. CoppecM is alee an excellent asaneee. kaote-as aa ebeMbeak and >*W ef the paaeoua end velatiic produot* <rl deeompoaiuwt, and thus baeomee as ef fielenl medium of their trahaporUUkm to ^Rel^whM!^---------------- .-a--.- *>K51ESffSSi?®2Sl«t Stomach: . umSmu-itae CURE'WSr COME AND BUI MORE balaaaah arilSaetj________ Abo a full aleak of groceries Sartiitp' guiittil __ an unwbolaomo eUnoanbere. Impure water a Other external eaovra, liorramti llirraaa a 1 '17djt«irta*ln,f«i^ wltt Faea- and dm*. Bl tba, con-w. RTOAR.sncEN.vr.rPNR. ■q^ltyc^MiUdipSi where animals are kept it. wjll in a abort time disinfect the same 'ot ajl' nauseoaa and unpieaaans odors, and reader ths atenosphere perfectly pore ted sweat. Like oupparsa it is also a fpiod osMsre. Aaotbnr article of great efficacy is feund by clacking lime to a thick, .plMtte, much consistence, with water saturated with salt This is what sway tee property called domestic cblerfde <if Hrne, being tn every reaped similar to ffn<H etrldly identical with, the chlortde W fitne found st tbe ahops, although ft comes at less than one twentieth the bn-» fcand tafcJUUd M. P'*’*0’*'’™ ?RUKi8,yiaS, RAISINB. CODFISH; TOS » feet, .Terythlng is lb. Grecry in>». tueb ee -Ul beweil«tPr-Cai»il» use. _ • Alta e great kartetr of Mh aUM wilii nuinlur ter (EEJOOEiaT yXETUTICXfll AM CnaklM Extracts, -os ths asrsciAL nsasrrr or tub lambs. Wealed keep ea t—4 a gceS a—rt—at of STATIOTSTEIL^r, J. GRANT! Ui.ly Xtrto—e^U^Hlytartygrtwl now ■uieteadneedta trngaker aettoo of tbe di­ PENN, MWCILB. INKS, PAPKR, WVEL0PE8, CARDS, he., *«. jfBrJsrrf'xf&; wB«n»«r sransg fa aita or ruiunui *w ‘ *; ’ CURE%tt te^Lr ir bettiee, and sm »• ilewl > wril iroc i ■auUwRMs here ers»9 ■fl»«rrr*,r4. **' 1 cboarfu! and Wy. ...., But. CimiBl tiBWALB. iimimtasn Goodell >Ury, abc<«T»vpor to. ■B«ff.lo, Oct. M. ltal,T . Tbearwyof Bittove Cotacia tauMdUMyea.. pateht medicines wrar caua. originating and no suttee of now LOTS rr»»ni>o ttraaaaaa of lb— Organa reouirea-lhe aid of a DIURETIC. 11 ELM HOLD S EXTRACT HUCHU T3TRE GREAT niURETJC. and la certain io bait th. daairad effect in all buM^ffrr mImA K ............ , wfr*iWSMW!. _ th. .parti, reetorta by thi. agrroebG T.ate, sad btaet it verka wMtdore In m— ef Drerernx and in H mnBroad twvns of Ixnmssrro*. Acting ■lx nr. tbe Coxsth-a I Upon ear etalree wey b« fas»4 all of Ike ! mjyo*thU|Ml tomeel cueshuire.—iis— MONT POPULAR ’of ths 4ey. IN MY LINE OF TRADE Dvlirtrad to say addrma. Mcmrely pocked free otwerralloa. “ Itttrrilt SfUftamt«« oU womtehTi, Caret Guaranteed I Come and See !! (TiWAiP, 1F02L 'CASE orReadj l*ar,aMl|. Lg.tMi . WE - - rd a eteaaje^nC .ot i«Mt, it it r- ojr Kt/, Kloreftrom aound and ibnoc'hl ma F« am, and wrrti rhe HVAE ------------ A2g»~ 8SSFal& lUeawytoudr caald r?F»sri n, *rx';r« hs5^u!sa / IkawraaMt the Adrice"Gr»Ut t JUST RECEIVED pianos i GROCERY, Eating tf Billiard Ttixuro 1»Mam Comm Mbal with Flock. —We are informed that Col. Jesse Delofi^of Upper Gilmanlon, N. IL, proc- SAUiOOIW. EATON & McMACGEnCOBI. ered as good aa that made entirely from wbeat floor. We may add, that aeversl and Bowels- r*1** BMW—»»— •nt Frrtn,T Cramps *11C—ptoteto of Wy ay.«U- a^iume to. mantiou a few other important jfestsipwwcMoa w-ilh tbiaaubjecL. 3ulr pburic acid—anofbor chosp artiolerwhiCh,-Jibe copperas, way be obtained of Hie druggist* in any desirable quantity, Il isiptawRtacRvsiMWe tallelo that - Gaowiao Cccwsasas.—Take a large Srel nr hogshead ; saw it in two in the idle, and bury etch half ia tbs ground ewwn with tteo top. Than taka a small keg and bore a small hole in the bottom ; place tbe Veg hi tbe centre of the Imrrd, tba top even jrith the ground, and fill In (Hi barrel around the'keg with rich earth ■tillable fur tbe growth' of cucumbers.— rUut vow, geed midway between the edges of the barrel aud the keg, and make*.kind of arbor ai»ot or two high fer'the vines to run otu When the ground beoomto dry, poor water in the keg in tto evening— it will pw out at the boG teen nf the-keg into tna barrel and rise up tu tbs roo€ uf the - vises, and keep them moist and green. Cuoumbere cul lira ted in this way will grow to a groat e*te-. 4e They kte mode Independent both nf drouth* and wyt weather, tn wet­ weather tbe bjtrel can be covered, and fit dry the ground am be kept moist by pouring waler in the k«sg- Liver TTAYING Sited ap. al treat otnanaa, the aaJLL loan hrrrtafcfT kept to. W«. L Katow. and adjoining rwrnft. tad tel sp a GOOD BILLIARD TABLE are rtr tbe palmar. it the pabUe, boliar lag that we non giet ac'toe aal iafacuou. sawn™ mattEum. wars CELESUtEB FATEIT lecturers of flour sometimes used this kind •f adulfcraewB. ^le vaeietj of mtn alluded to is known by the name of “squaw corn." and "atarnh corn," as well,at un­ der that of Tuscarora. It is eaid.to hare been’ obtained from, the Tuscarora Indi­ ana. Some yesro since, a subvariety bf it *nk disseminated from tba Patent CM Coa.uuuer the Mine of “calico corn,” end “Rbcty MoooUtn porn." The grain is oMbptmed of a white posfdar, like starch. EJBDUCKD TM'DIES. "V *E®^is*R IMPORTANT AND TRUE’ ** pa aaCrriog with Oat dmd.dtereae. Net- Pianos 4 Meiode—mis! PlAsbs W. W.-SIMBAU, i 442 La teip St PIANOS CHICAGO,' PIANOS GOLD MEDAL ATOOK-8 NEURALGIA KTNGwNIaptettf PIANOS • • M3BX,^xtWo»rafe e<CttUD®0. ©to DAUS, IS VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. We Uro every kind of goods, eueh PIANOS WOTS & STO2®, OUR EATING DEPARTMENT It Cwmve*lc«t, Pleasant an GROCERIES RK yoe awtreof the extoteoee eTAe Goaty Is rerwaa It—aerF WATHOXM NBURALGTA KING. t eertaia ear. for diaotM. Icgilead TrgU. . C. R. WALKtR, r^rirtrr. Rtf,;. PIANOS Aad all wbo err wllllns Io potaraliv a qelrt *>d ertatly Geocsar sx» Baloos, semi not Ml to GIIE C8 A CALL I As ws ar« 4stamte«4 ttoS Hsnuas she* Urt one ■ ‘ . FIRST-CLASS tg-TWE5TYrONE VXARS AGO. M« C. G Itamroi sCisUortiBb.,! cbeaMi sad Mf MELODtOkB GROCERY, EATL5G ASD BILLIARD DrwttMef U.ettyaf ButUe. N. Y. lot mud and mwnfaeturrd a oom pound known .. BR1S TOLU HALMAM OF HOARHOUND, wbinh tee pertoet srncmc ter eek-otM.rtiM. or any aaosewr- AND DRY GOODS! WOOICT FACTORY, WANT 25,000 manufacture into &WM liu two days in that way. I did t exjrect it to Nre. Bet, air, in both set ii few swallows ot strong tobacco icw cured them aS onue, and the same M-aJaare not been s.eh aince. 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G.-B«MeWe dsty any One. to eroirsdkt thia Aaamlss, >hos>.a J. Bldlemadswd At J. B*a: * AMD WILL FAT MBM Hastings’ ^wintw Sn-ttiorj. <liuq I witoiw kjrtWWH'lW;?. ' Tba Twelfth Annual Fair of the Barry Courty AgrioultoraLSocirty -bill tow held oo '.he grounda W the Society iu the a IL laga <Z Dartings, e«. Wednroday wad, tbedt^BrjeW theirflatten. ■ .' ■B^Tneifer 3 years old,' Chroaie ee Kervous DrtHl Hj, Diert ■ 11 of lha - ThuxWay, October l*xh awd Ulh, 1*04., >4.. A.procaisrawiU. not beaw*ded KMrtyt. ami Diaeaees arising Irorta dionlerrt. SMcMBert&i, Bese seeking Bull Calf, ' Ticifels of membership, (tioitrahsfera-' Snd bswldo,..! _________ HL_ ble) <>ae dollar.'will admit tne’inbert of sucking fiei(sr Calf, upe family, exclusive of sods over twenty- theft- MsHdrf, fed whteT a»e nd best do,, one years of sge, during •*-11—'«*.luoi ded fur In Um premium Het, an .•fid.Fair. j orsirnras, ■Tickets good for one fl. Articles' '*entire* and marked aa Jw^vv-lz Mftor/A. Hyerdon, C. the Fair, 20 cents. Chi.-..- ,« All Tickets attempted tn be used/ex fir-tip* shall hot compete with these .of Diekeroros.pto edt H»d“ ~ d nenes tic manufacture; tratwray/V eoocept by the persons to whom they belong Bert Bull 3 yton old er u4 Ilrtl Prt. to tba Bert. •2 slderod worthy by the Judges, bd rocofo- ( will be forfeited. 1 mended to notice. . 1 ftooewd Bert do. Tickets can be had of the Treasurer. . Bort B«U » y*ro old S 7. Viewing Committees are required1 Second best do, , h„.... I to make tbeir report b> the BeerelarV on 1 BitBall l yjr pld^ J First Dar—Wednesday, the fart day- or before*Bo’clfret. P. M.. of the second BEMBMBEH Cahlerofo Btoak. State rtreei, HaaUap, M«b. of the Fair will be occupied In entering THAI* TlltS DITTOS te Stuck and.other articles exhibitian decorating the Hall. Oaotainaawltuaner 8rcuM» l)ar—At 8 o'clock on Tbura 44HD m ftrmnMMmwTK rvromu* day, the second day of the Fair, the Ex­ BUT ecutive CosnmiUee will bold a meeting IS THE BEST TBHIC at the stand fur fae piTrpooe of filling va­ cancies in the Viewing Commit leas. Al 10 o’clock A. M. the Judges will com­ mence their examinations. At 1 o’clock P. M., the trial of Wotting slock will take place. Al 2 o'clock, the trial of Female E^tteetrlaflihlp wlll fok* ' plate, to be immediately ful|awod by Female Driving of tcasut single or double, io and arranging sev <*rta»M«axc, for and in Wklakay. . .KlffiSTSStt MrlitvsMl Pron,Vl- foHatotoerrtBswIb Milla. Barry <»«aty, Mieh. ■'V-'- J.M. Rtiae KUa. KIAPPU < ICRROWS. TTOBITEVH sadCOXWkU-O'« •4. to tbros Bitters knawinK from exprnaeiee.tosi buggies,.,vi . -.Du Al3 o'clock the, Annual address,, will be delivered al the stand, al ipe close, of whk-l| the Prefniunis awarded '^ill be annoubceA.^y' t,he Secretary. , "f i rnorr cbevrOiHr sST!txi8Sd8-< Hitter. Is lntrnde4 to bvnefft She rtNeteff, eed ts 'tert eTwra drink." ' 1. AH cMb^tiwA fur prerrirutns, Toaro t/rty, ; rfeJEWf I a. BEVK. Judgewini! officers, rtAH bd fadMMttM the County end members of the Society, BapUrt Cburoh. c ■ • and ftto itifofoeied pitrty shall- pahs fudge Dr. Jscksoe TkerRir:—J bar• been freqs hient 'wn property that he or -Ids fatriny ly tern requewtrd to eonsoct a>y anirtertllSc mediations of different kind* of medicines shell exhibit. " ' 2 AH ahi male and articles intended for exhibition, shall'be entered on or be­ -. » clone peoofie eartows IsWetMev, bed fen ' v^artWl WTteah . • larir iaiuj iarnilr, of tba wartutocaa al Dr,. H fore the fir»t day rf tbeFsir, at the office Judget—Wtaj. I*. Bristol, D. W. toad's German Bit tors, I dep*n fur osev frow of (be Secretary.■ nsuateoarse. to express my full conrtetltwi I S, J. Bldehnan. VEaMbllbra will be careful W have tbeir antmale awd-erSieiee erreeged in the BeakSulliun 4 years old « proper jdMMi a»4ia P»h«r wise tteomd beet io, they will jxs unlocked by tfie .Vising Beat, stallion 3 yearn old, Seramd b«rt dn, .. ^?Lrds wIlT ba furnished, wifj the Brel Bullion M ycara old. , From Bev. Tnrree Randolph, Pastor of lbs numbers as entered al the Secreisrj’s jif­ Second ;best do, B»pli.l Cbaroh. Omaartaws, Pa. . fies, which should be placed .utrnn, or 6r. C. M. Jasksea:—DsarWrr-PeroeusJexparieare euabUa u»4»aar It-U rvjrwdriie German hear the animals os articles for exhibition, eo/tbat the judges will bave.no difficulty been xrooilj bvertun-d br tben—oT U>. ILltor., in findinr them. , win umlter effaela on __ I fl. Exhibitqfre of. horses will take op­ tica that a step will be raised in the tre of the ring, destgngUng the class of horses desired, for. exknunstiuh by the judges, when all bnrocabf that class must be brought Into the ring . and there re­ main until, the judges shall tare decided upon their merits. fl. Any animal, farm or article, taking the first premium Mt any Fair, .shall, if considered worthy the sureceding year, From B«v- J- »• ljm*, .fcn»srijr Faster ofJb* be allowed a diploma, and pn the second year aAer receiving paid premium, shell again be entitled. to competp .for apid -•t waZrT-..i bitina al.11 ba mazbad a aaab. ad Aall M aapaU «Ub Ha— doaa^ »aa •featoSTO-.l"’ • •" 1 *** -bbw.'a *>'•'< •- SL Fancy artldaa, snd artfolaaofdo■artfoms*frtiaro.otaril be MMufartor•iwitbia-ltocrtoowa*. by Ute whibttof, In oedet Uswlatfalh.® fo.a premium. * M.|ZNb toMMtluMnf'preMiirids «R1 atotll spproved by-thto Eaeewtirt Ortriitsee; and *<y wnndWy * rto to*<aU*Hto *7T?**S » - 00 00 Wm. 00 oo 50 Bert Tw* Huroa Carriage, Bert One Hurae Boggy, BertTw<>Her*8tafck Beet Single Sleigh, BrolBob’ski. > Best Farm Cart, Bert Wheel Barrow, Bitoflefe, Best dressing Bursae, Beal Certra. Table, Bert Dining Tabla, Best Bedstead/ Bert Flower Stand, Bestfl common Chairs, Boat c. Parlor Chairs, B*tRoek.i*J>k,^K Beal Ladiee'Sewing Chair, Baal Work stand, Bert Wash Stand,' otatowo.s-»«i cmae. Btwbutu. Onp. wfw, DITIHOM C-Bkoep,*rtaea»4FewiUy,' 3 1 > 1 W 00 00 00 J«^«-Adatn IllfoU, J, W. T. Orr, D. Mc-Ou.bor. Best Spanish Merino Buck, Seen* d hurt d<>, . Bros Frewah Marino Buck. fl3 00 r 1 Second bart do. Beet 5 Lambs, Second beat do, Bert Fat 8boep, B-O-r-l JUiftt T. Aktoft, Riotoard J*ee, tf. A. Jtordaa Bwiobirt > »• ,' ’•» -»»’ • "4 oM,*' "• y, 7 •;.«.« Bort OU 2 jiStVJlf, Sednod beet d<>, Bert Cok I year old, Second beet do, Baal sucking Colt, ’to ina*aw*l n>a:iW»»*b®a'ay Second bast do, ba'taH aW. Oo." Uaa,'« Wa Bert Pig « *MtbeoMi 100 r1 M Work. 100 Bai 4 00 Bait worked Slippers, Bert Broedwg Sow, rtd Piga. ‘ ■ikiaihset 4a. ^r ■ M ■■& H*t-t r.'.'.nri-. l «LatoBa-*-*wrttTT. ' H. s*ri^ A.spo*bk. Lottie Brown. Bert 10 yard* of Flannel, Second beat do. Bert Patchwork Quilt, Boot White Quilt, Jeet'pair Woolen BlankeM, Jeeond bort do, ' Bert Wool Carpet, Second hart do, Best pair Woolen Stockings, Second Boot do. Boot pair Woolen Gloves, Boat Pair Woolen Mittens, Bert pound Woolen Yam, Bert made Shirt, BortQttDtnsD Covet, Beat fancy Cbelr Corer, _ « “ rZs Ji Q^Chio*, .. 1 Bost loMTte 'Wkrtg1 • B. Beet Milch Ow, Bemmd bort do, ft All’teadU are strictly ‘ forbiddeh to drive farter than a *41 k witbtn dw 9p«»c^>krpldQs: > ■ . A • -------- plhc'Ealh irMtvfls .CltoBfH togklXi lit 0 i<i|iw:« mroe-rtaw, —— —- --a-—,» u d> <M In U" aa* Wa*ka. ’ tap fityu—T. J: Httffiphroy, J,’ C. HsdI— th, min rf U» r™* a-Ma l*. likTrnfl^toHier. . ». •-«** aun4 Sr y«mr» 'oii.wi ovw, .PJ ta «4»’*w*W «»«|twSa4rtk»k T. »; « *• 4>*h • -P° h>t «>, O«P« *r sioo of tba Marshal; and no premiums ijrosiiltaw’, .III ha ai* Tar.aiaW-o-jrtiola a/rt/y«-8.P. Cady. Geo. Ccamsr, J. movad HrfpWlaw’aMWIaWl. . -1»..Xa»to«Wla totaaM tomM- H. Earl. Uiuf aasdy <snhleysddir^ Bert Straw itofcCA' ix -«o Best Specimen. Weed.Turning, Most.ftoerfrabi»bii.'S*batt, - Jvdyet— Henry B. Barflum, J. A.’ RobBeet loaf Coro Broad, 50ertwtp. C. iW, Baaaet. Bert'ooJlactioo of Cake made by Bert Pair fct Oxen. . oaeeaWbilor, 1S Suc-nd beat do, . -Bast CtirH Ham, With rtatrtnrot of Bert fat Cow or Os,, mode of caring, 50 Ellis, Second'beet do,' Ism ctmd beef do . do, 50 CLaiaWa V-Deaft Oiat^. fest 3 lbs Btftter made Is June,., ; &0 Vto^rv-A. J. R*s,M.'T. Wheeler, Beet 3 lbs Butler xnade in September, 60 ■D. W.CmMl. ' '■ Beto CMeee, 10 ll|a. or over, 75 75. Bear Yoke Drhft Oken, 1 " • gi oo Bert JO n». Maple Sugar, Second beet do, ' ' 1 00 Best Honey ia earob. IS Itos. <TO srooc. BO Bert gallon Maple Molasses, 30 '^ua* va'rtjmah cm Bent bottlrCuAunt Wine, 50 Je^-Juta Kffagle, Ai J. Benham, premium. :r.<-,-o 7. All animals’entered for a premium rT^Tr*.'««- JJW-' day ef ibe Fair, mitbowt Atri. ■ i 8. it shall he the duty of tbe Viewing beet — dd. Committee, at 11 o’clock P. M., 6t> theSecond -----------------, second day of the Fair, to pin* On the Beat HeiferS years old, animals to whom ware awarded the flirt «Second —“■* k bertdnr —* ■1 premiums, a badge of 6/u« ribbon, and Bart sacking BaU Calf, . on those to whom were awarded the sec Second best do, Bpst sucking Hi I far Calf, <’0'1 premiums, a badge of red ribbon, ■■ which badges can be procured at the Sec­ Second bastdo,- rotary's office. 8. The Viewing Committees art Strict Iff fWriddcn, to communicate to any Judyro—Osarfos Palmerton, John Moperson, any Information with reference lo Collum JacibJordao. tbeir awardanffitirarter- the reading of Bert. Yuto Working Ono, the same toy thdSecretary. lIIsM , 1 60 • W. Suprtiirtenflants are Strielfy For. Beo-od hast do, Best pair n ytor old fetiers. 1 50 biAbn. from conveying any’ thformatfon ' with■■ referencetw’ the ownerrirfp of inl- Broond best da mkfs <>r: lartibleatm exhibition In their Bert pair 3 year wMBMro, Soound beal dA* »i. . . ■. Severtl departments. * ‘ ' * B«rt pair 3 y ear 44 Steers, J. M. NEVIN8, Beervfary. Second best 4o, . Bert pair I year oMBUers, U8T OF PHEMTUBTS Serond.best do. ” r.‘xs^^"xs3t^ats. n. X. IHEL&OS, : te«£ ©ViKiTte; ■••FLA8D*fl CEBHAW UTTEBS ’ Wxcmd^Eat:aAjntiQ)r7; • 50 HertMatoUM*, I Bert pair Lamp Mate, J Bert La* Can, . BrttwbKed Collar, �th-tl Reel eoUectwci «< Flame, Best edienthm .4 Giepee. Best haK d-x Lnwg B1..m1B*m Boat halt d>«. Tttmep B^k Bmt ball d.«. Sonar Berta, • K-u hair U.t. b.,m, O inli-rlh* IWtr* ths* br y.Juatary "SratS WHitrr 8qt?aabesi « Pumpkins, ' MBra Cabhave. .-McS Nile st 3 WatsrmelflBb ' ' (•■Best 8 Stalk/Hftliidl 0,1 ■"be.1 3 Qnhce., a4BmI BeetRidmi, rfflt’S___ k >45 1^8 jr V•S'”*’ ‘ The ewrwiy'ubysi W.i^rfo la heavy.— 1 ,., Prisoraer. rrf-il ArH. ! **!& ,«ewmd best Riding, JJ ol( Driving, ^'i... m ,•. - .Bocnftd beet Dri»in^;f. j , ;4H<» JfiASTINGg BA33E8. 5 > tr J. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ANDREW JOHNSON, chkJxtum J&Mtiuca HENRY U. CRAPu. «d Flint. /te Iwteraaar 'AeeMr, " ', E. O. GRUSVEN0B. orJ. trtwvni*. ArSrarWaeyy«a«a JAMES B. POtlI ER. .4 Allegan. JOHN OW EX'. »< Drtroit. v.dm.tares 8w «be MHbwer aer*ieei •FrufttadSw whh-h dry land, with a r.*uh fMaefa. lUt Jl>e,p4rara>k .<W00 ihmcrigtibt*- iMrd.Wmrrthrle-.. fhdl xm Ira egtaMfabad tmdrr rararb* eight ' Thoir pockets. Of coarse they'Wrre'hfed.' The? wraM Mr, Greeley p l.^gj^r^— empted iw^ywr Ug ta^mdiag 4iyfi ,4 •4 rbrnf-rrmaid art .e. ace*mnt .4 persm*. • kb itovb ewterrd the Mtta! apretar dll. They tell insulted ty tbe,/n-radsUL— • hde .iwrr the para age ot Ute act nMoww1 there i. wtftmrttimatlrai whatever. All •They railed him namatfiratew iytwftf. ■ drapiM, in fact, tbry tallied t»fceCW|e • b" are bmcefnrlh drafted, and are C-und like an edib-rial in the IMn.it Ata Am. ’ •’? • pert»^ uMl ^ifte RM^nait e. The) degrrdaiiim which the Gopjwrhrade Im ,haWl- NoW. lhrmGjiyerRMfa^la I?, tore In all thia matter | the BiwMmt ' did not; and tinned that rtarj had n.air -V.at Uia ltfid aaf msw to ‘make. They wanted ft) bit eafdy land aetMia Ms hfnl^^fbiiti-f !ed in Rtchimrad, with.rat the tton'le aftd . Thr raMMiradlbe* amtrnt to a*g<i* that danger of try tng to ran the. bbrakaik.— 'rrUninal Intgnl wanfteer^ari * t<. o>m«li Failing ■• thia tbe> wem naadjwd ■ hoard , L tr crime .in- regard t.. th" rentaiunig tbr Prreident; and all Opperbmd. err too ohragyra^oftd said, Ihallf-llrai amount rd to wilting thry. warn merrli trmpo«. । vipectrd to take their OM from tWrrt and Crf whs-bAcicil Mil could lie brought., ho tuad, and abura the FtMdrnl to--. ., and I'-Lravd by urging a dwi«|i>n <4 ,U" I pr-<balds CMiaa •«! the part uf the dvfirud i Tba Mew G»l| gkg-Tolna leer*. T11UMA8 W. FERRY. X) more turn. Volteri’eeta will hr re th* 5th af September. al which time the doft.ia tu take plane.— MhAdtei'-U'raThia call has not been M.rat men bats raewguiaed tba a ar reeky ft keeping our rank, full, as th* aormt • ay «/c.mprl0ng an rar|y peart. Our artpio. under Grant ai4 8b*rmao are Ullrl to lour S.l»a^c« JoUMtows. Jet; talk IML t h. tt. citatr; A. WKUBTEB. J. K. HALU 1 ^1. Samhrr*, C..C <4ay,J*afb Thorn pram < a»w in Canada, aad ILtface Grvelr, en ntf) for -na. is.. and I hr-ra f eat a, iVy Waebingt.*. Jwis S4—II r.«-—O*» mat"rl*rt and will hr entitled tft the .-rrmrabl 8a. rraiitbd. di^wtldura fnmi ,pr,,»Mrd.;h.» tbaJagM Hte'frari-. • 4 -f>rrv ir* lor f« bleb , jhe>. anfcM,— ' Gru Mbermss. amn-aclng ibal on Fri­ day tbr r*■ rale nnder U«md massed a l*4vy l.ainr SX.IM** hie left ■ Mg. tswiniat-' jhatJm>p.-d<a’. li efjrr the. fifih day„.d ftqt «4 HrPMrta.O' - -J —----- 1 Hr|jemlw r. 18Ad. lH-inq fifty dal. horn |awra| of izgan'a BiTcr umniA own c*. ^.u^d the arel <4 the Vnite I State, l.i be affix-d. ' ■ DmeattherUy id B'eahingioa tbt. 18 datt ntJul». » th* rear of .air lewd IM4. anti-of thr ImUpmdrWce i/tbr Unit'd Sratra the H>-h I rfiteiU OOUA.LUICOU.. I - Tbs hat /fiN«r osilai cwtirat fnma IboSlat Mra UwduuB M.rantain. Tctut. of tho festi videa of lira.« er eso'/te that the winoa. caeiea Am i ibs 4 by tba pc ■s. N.«i. iWaxiu diem, were naed'to firaat as the officer* tad Soldiers uf We «upp.rae the writer nr* transmitted tbrough the S mnwora. if it be troethi *d the army S*e fur iMsiiaj .■biaturd pMM'-aepat </ lhe elevated ■r.HliM im th* la'idk >•( the tnwn, and »i«-ge X'lna Imre been m«milled, aitiob c-.miiiand ibe place. Alaa that the reb bl. were burning tb< je at>*rv preparatory In a rrlingrade uioweiurtiL Naeb.ille, Jul) 24—Gra. Hood ha. received reinforcement* fiom Cp«rU«t>mi and ei-ewbere. J.« Jubtwlxo aaa rrhr led bevauar be declined to ri-k a J*n eml ettfBgrtneiiL Tb*re i. a atnnie hrI lie! that Ibe reiwla eanw«*l get aa .y fnm> tatrr/'uC*'lung iael week «a ■’tnitwd a Bepalra af Geo. Lea. jH.mt. Imu g>md Im be but, ia the ap^*»b New York, July 18.—Tbe Rrahwwwid ..I Mr. Ogtlairae i/Mimmri. at the F<e•lean RalA-atma Mreliag. II* t.dd hG Xaenuarr baa a diapalcb fnau Lrsl, I lira. Irar. al al tag that he had attacked eudit-ra, it will hr raowathered. that he »«• f)ra>-«rat aed a delegate tn lb* Gen A. L Smith, near the P>Uim>aC. and • aa rrpulaad nth r lb. re boor*. fight. Chiragi. C.-OI*nti>A . Ila aeid he bad ’WaUuiratoo. Jwly.18.—Tb* Adh«win< "•-^r p rr*. -n. dioriairh i» Irma ibc Radumaid £cnau»sr Jnarph E. MvDwia!d.f*>p|n>rb«ad . daily viudimtiog tbeir ability I.. *gr didale far G~*rre><*. tuadv a ’ lw«a b>m>a* with the cmubiiud mbdaMoim, in p.oi i apwbat Huncir Gal Batnrdar . lint i| ikraa .rtpial or norqual. , Bm prudrf..-ra 1 ITG+ • • fit -thdt J' ft,, e aaa hard l>> trll »b»r» be *ba.| ■»*« he dictate* that these aciuie. be pcapered tel HP* thnaigh. T» elnri.tale the anl^.-ei. | thr Ilmi.'-Ctary Iran. Irafme' me. I hare rwiwh.rrrmenla, to meet wn.i y8.umlde at.* .ird.lh-fttraTpiir-mwdwg. all .... 1 Him. Allred Ktlg»ra hamled l.ithr .p*uk vratingencir. that ma^ .rise, iti i|te «^i Z Apr A^hgMere/ir A4/er ' uf e..ml>iM'ion. .if tie men^.wr y tbr<r ; olierr. .nd own conatanl •nd-iralUq4ld!rpMi' u, aid Thw remark aaa Kdl -eed ,.-l‘e *>>rtby old Tanim.ni her»e l I — klr. l-laihnri.a wa*'rtgkr~ th* meeting WW« mapaed chiefli of Ikrwwaialfa. and I be first part id th* question was hat d brave aoMGre. tba^hej ha lyin't >a. Demormiir. uaiiig tUt rixtugh t . answer. but tba arorad a a* a porud, and m.i’ tmnrce«anf 4« ■agrtHunM Word in i‘a worst ernar. The Ah>4iti>a>■lumper. Our modulate far {kirwr Gta prrernt a err t*». «t»d they went Mt tor want of MMihrfmgp.gt.R4.JFe believe >fMi Ur paper fa hra p-wk« and rrfvsyd there u D.rticip-utia, but a. iwmAr l thit iw.l of lhe ruet, railed .fi<.*eh, be I and io.iigaagi ap.aUki.rnr—Xtft &m.d Im rvp.aU.— IfiiMayuluJfneL obiaeird silb-Mit routing W a d4d/L— in speaking'of Bit.1 cap, th* Chicago lln* made an add< TriAdnr haa tbe fdftoirfhg CrpiMo apd tiHirrin hr Ui*------------at heartily to B.mtam.1 the i»miinati<a>a made at Bal pertinent auggestiona: Unewe. r.l|.0Wb'4*e>|'nM<hlM I “T'i. Pteeident. ia obadimre ibe MK .If.mWmt ability and if rar* .m wiabea «4 the p«.ple nnd,^i» deferr-oee ••• mirpa-ard inre«rtrv —«an> whft' boa adib« approved judgement rd own mditary tninialrred thr G<-«*mment weM, and leaders, boa iwmi-d a call fi-r fier Jmmkvi , j* hra will being tbe ttati-a .-uf id it- Jifftbmaaod voluiitenrts. <•-ae**w-lt>r .wie, ami plant it i.n tbr eternal prmeiyear, and will order a draft at th* wulrd' plr id liberty., IU aU. np4e -d Mr. titty dni a tor an many.raralba.l dot -bdde J -bfi-i-n. Jrmu.,|>rr»aml k»mhrdgp. *» bryw rdnained by v<.lunteOrlwn uhtil tbr MraHaa >/ all the State, are Ml. Some ■ .f the 8<etrs err in riceea of gnat rwW.. Hie rlrrra will hr credited in lhi« oall. I •auitaiT •seroa aad At every f..*w itMlA’It, 'hWd >4 a fit*. |wev«* I. e!r>i--n draftirl.• od • cinetl nM so »ul~4n idrd. t« fill the quota/hick ■ball Ira aiwigKni ti.it m>drr tbia call or , an, pert thereof which mas he nnfillrd t<k t .dnejeeta nt lb* mid fifth dat >4 &-ptrw>her. 1884. la lrstMn>o« sirarr- w. It Xewar<Be«rtai7 effltata. Vkh Pbk»:oimt Fl attua asanu RaxTt**« C-trrrtn nr -At a K.-(.tilh.sn >ai«6rwli.4i ii'rrling in Bang-*. Maht*. irn . tw:woxv. liable, wist aorta in person or by aobotl Ubda. TUir lertar'rMda elftMial eiartli In Ibi. paper may tar firand the pna-la stem id tba PrreiiMit railing fl.r 500, ALBERT WtLU&MS, rd {.rata. StadHi 1 Nm<1 tbrrwfiim. L iAbmhae. JdneUe. the Free Blah-.—«dg.dng . RtUfjipM a?at hda-trfraaalMlka M-dted* ><i have ooljet mipk U-tbp lyw .dafKfca .<1 Foank biatnet-F8B8T HA.TXAtt. xacmgss. ■■ .is | »- »*- x»va<«. .Juireaa, FOB rREMDKMT, ----------- - ■ Jnlfl.liraa«mfcK BatpAIWf'” WkMltar, ttee JGtar.1 the rebel eatnp. Il at .race l>la*Ml th* L- - * obtfiiewteg jotting 4r i *e(M«Uy a.ralBjr. Wy n. MW.’ --------- - Aimait ten month. •ntcr,*«.i j tbia Citi agrreil Io the loii-.a :* If Ilw Fwtrial b>n»-» <uJ Richmond aitkuu uurty da, । date, be aaa to gnabte.^pimrwt a .tn glr amlnd r .U'.le ap|4r, il RK-bnxMei w 4 •■“ • "> *■) ■• o — “ r >• i— t^xppplra, and m> on, «<a'umn the tidiii bw f->r rarh.iiumlh until Uiebmond aaa the Sanitary yb>re>, then, t . negligence *omeabef», ao j abuse of tbeir position* bp Un tho alber hand, if-M. informed er tuirtaken ho ha< great error in sending at pubiicrathra. The aatoral r| atatrinmte will be to eutM deg id such supplies in firtar rfertta eibeta of oer ladies tbia matter, if tbav can be •SexS’SS?: the waata -f Ibe tick and w. We traheva, »M. A; G, ■n-rat part mistake*. And iwrfi ounviweed of fr-| OHntnenidUhra ia lira Dat detailing the tome events, il writer state* that “the fruit wines were prepared f-w tin an expense of sumo 1,500, fnww thoahendanc* id the Now, <me tie the other of poadnuta lain error; sad il rrzyict^fc*! CL,* his ra.mmusic*ti<« ia great hamt tn the sick and to the cause id bmwawity. LaurtM Rarcsucxs — UsGw paper baa dunned a heMttfal deer type, sad in eight column paper. Ita paiee ie two dollar* a year. Las-tse Sait Wxu..- Thsrsdar last. It »aa rem akaft how the eurface t" 4,arrg*d quality nf WH. thi• aide «>f ibe lln*. ■ From tba puhlGbed fr4r*epndde«et it he raiwrdyery it M ifcal amne. State, were aa ‘far behind. Tb*we will hr'mann>ea out that Saoderw in behalf v( hiai- quirrd* t»» fill on the d.-fkietu-y tinder •elf and friende waa wiUGf l« p.’ |n f.wmer rolls. Certainly if they ean All opjf.r three )r*n'mtn br yearn* ss?fc®srwt him n-wlkMrsojtat^nMa-bdd tb« field durin* the pravnt wnianr; Ol . m«md. bearing prupiMMluM- ianBieg tn, tbrnr pndMllIyntMV^S^f-««ill »«»lnoteer 1 <>dba eatabltaemratMfa^aee,'dnd-lbrt if] r f ftteb ia the cane the PreaMmi «f the gunited State* baa aq;hn<*hqrf bim^tii. Ugk a» abwrt a lertn nf aerviee fadiratea' that the Prraidml ia al la«t'>MNS*d Sj**<e ,Ji>r to them bra auf. eotidunt wg Ute j..m. <*>u»a*|s and a<hn«*e .4 M> lull Mar/ fhanclrra, and .aapuhftb «d tie 44*«*rt>n<ey proponed. - ei<»/,T a»»l Mt General, in r*«.rdHr 1b« end nf Hw To thto ym auurnihrShkiBlfwIb (R, hia> ♦«».008 end he w.aikl ta. Ml POU T«» Itxwmimn l> •Jewel. DA Jo,T.- VlJ.» .ratMMSS? _______________ fn.hnlH. <htfp an rm<h Itatekr ga it Un I ^trp!». that ikem 1. a miiipprebrm^Mi on 1 hand. Troopwkw » raddnraliln weather, ; -U lb* will s>Hi.Hib<edty Mill be wmd d wBarab* M< Mirel iil «.* RM duo main rebel arwiiee "W which the el , h>tmcr ,4 the ret.ell.ow U how Mowed wiw. j.iWuOvmwi shell bo drci«i»*ly oraaahiiion, But-wh . d-Hil-ta taht heifa wwHmw "f mm jv-nrrd and kn.m ila eaaSMnMa np>« that sab York. �U. SrOMOBOADS. CHANt BRY ORDER afotAMdf OMH^ett f 3W»y. M OfoMw^rn Ibeeuiaws uf sssid diMiy se Uw ash dayef Js*y, A m S PKCHL NOTICES tbe saau.tr uf Barry, is Uhtesiy. ZsM^a JMbpfo asyfoUhfr ydsfr.. JC^w a-U ^way JEqw. £V*«bwU Dur. Dim, Dnmr.—How terriUL w« B—d rain. In ftWfrith half ..f tbia 1*811 FOR HIDES, PELTM AND J RAPE. Bssti»«», J«iy M, COLt A 80S. ounty we hsre had no rnin fi»r fi»ur Crops are Buffering terribly. A g.M*d obower passed snrer the south part of tho cottnlv a week ago. wrrk*. fjjT*Tbe nomtaatmg Oovetition of the 3d Representative District meets at (lichory Corners, Aug. ?4ih. Sanitary Steres and Army O®eer». M sad sow re-id-*>i defowtasl. st lesst ti before u>« turn pr»ecrlbsdfor Us a* Tbe last jpinatr emtaiesa comrnttni- pr.tixk cmspuo or M 1 to pl«gW for pennant. UnPed Ftete. lb« whole property of tbe eneotry to hoMtn to •acnro Um jmyaa*t of baib principal H. yjUtfBT, cstion from (he Sist btfimtry, signed A. C." detailing, the manner in which the Fourth oU Jhly has celebrated mt l.---k<.ut M--untain, Term. In speaking of ths feativiUss uf the<xcaaloo. the writ­ er .aoeru that the wiutut, and other delicaeisw fnruiahed by the pstri-.tic ladisw of the North, fur tbe sick mJ wmtndeJ a>dd.rra, were uaed tn feast and make drunk tbe officers and soldiers uf that regiment. We suppose the writer mssn. tbe store* transmitted through tho Sanitary Cunmiastua. If it be true that tbe officer* ( ol the army now fur (easting and gluttony ihe Sanitary ^lores, then. them is gross i .-gligenee womeabere, M wwll ns greet jbnor <>f their pMthata by oaeb officers. <Jn the other Lead, lf“M. A. C.," i» nii« informed or mistaken ba bna committed ■ great error in sending such trash f»r publication. Tba natural result of such lisa. Wdaadyou.goMtaks,U»em w.i .nt.ee. Imported and •.4.1 in iba United dy Sj J JM. H MUTLE&. . . - - Tjuarnwiissiist. I. D D SS-.K. I umplsisaut'a SolMitur. aasta"iftfr"<r w ■ P. R -A Bex of tb> f*UU wcurely pack*, i soUsd ia «uy MtdrBS. oswesiptof price. O.tK boLLA It p<>«t pud—Bivowr rafuni a Agiutif enure a.ttslacln. ia not giraa (jySWMBMj OI.OEK roll Al-I-E OUNCE IBS TO OB CUBED D# BVCHAJUB ill* rars, ia !»•« U*n tO MKRY’ICSSKM. lain.I •talrurtnta will ba to cause tbe withhold­ Tbe pal- ing of such supplies in future. [ SubacripUoa. wW Im TKetvrd by tbs 1 Ftral Jtattewal Bask wf Ans Aibwr. Xleb. FlrotMtatlwant Bask orTJet.efr, Mlcb. . fflrwt Mwileust Bask of Fa-wlow,Bish. emtio efforts of our ladies will «ea»e in this manor, if they cv bo made to Irelines pwt such effixteore mteHng V. the ■PprtiiMuf healthy offic-rw rsthwr than to I ora, “M. A. C.,” ia fix the I mistaken. ANB BY AU. KATK.XAL BASIS wb«eb are depositor's "I Pabiie tswero. s>4 a0 IIUKTAIU mn AK* lAIUB throogU--ut the cvuntry. .swung sn agent, ef thi 1 Kstiuod Dspoaliery Banka,) w U fomiak forth., Infirmsllau no tpplieeflos sad _____ And we are the inced of (hie from seeing a MUDIUAOE SALE. detailing the same events, io which the w rinw »tate* that “tbe fru’tla, meats and w inei.wern prepared fix the occamim at DON’T F ML TO READ THIS. an e aprnse of some 1.500, all furnished COFFEEII CMFUII COFFEE 11 tr..m tbeahandance of the North.*’ N»w, <«e ur tbe other of these c»rresp..nAer.is lain error ; and if it iw l,M- A. KEN 1*8 East KENTH.EASI INDIA COFFEE ’miIXCOFFEE ex Union paper has dunned s new drew* of I tbs adrerOwiweet sf ywnr Society, offering to beautiful dear type, and is enlarged l» sn gie« your medlc.ne to eleraytseo for Ute paww of eight column psper. Its subscription their jMri.be>. I obtained s bottle A-r • pca>r girl of my congregation, who had foog besu nearly piiea i« two dollars a year. belple.* from Rbcum«ti»ro, and .trange Io wy th.1 wb« bottfo cured bereutirvly. 1 write th.*, hoping il may nW Us Society u> its efcns <•> intro> Wit : Tbe Meutb m.foquarterjo». th* Kurtb- Of M*tuT iwrf»s (li)'in T-wn four. <«) Mitt of Witngt right r«. wr.r. ro lairing nite ba.rirrd.bJ certain p«e<e «>l l.iul dseurd bi r*.tnuel 0. te al­ alii? acr-l >;fU> itwill be mM st public abciwu, ee and » lie to ErSfo'Vi. Hewitt for perUeslar mcripliou "f a* d land rrfrrreee •« bad tu la d Dafrd.Uay ITffi i«Mlawyer 1. A. A U. 0. llsuMt, Attys for Assignee. ..--rind quality of brine, and its n*e wmd the aurtra; and tbe only barnrr .. its tall eucceea thus far has been the , d (faulty of making a perfect packing — Tim objec, of reaming (be well in *' »b* etale thia difficulty by providing a aufficKitta- ’W’TB-ifW’ '*>Tt fidrnce that tbe .well will be woe of the b^.m.W k~vtaucl- gggT S *AoT IXlflA COfHB • — —- ---------• - re-1* dedcd by »s.d Hewn su’d w fr to tale u HARVKY WBIGHT. Uumiil Cbwri Oei*>w»r. in .nd for Bsrty etHinly,.yiaMgaa. 0. W. Mn-ts. OwdsiaMtasfouclisT.. Dated. July t#U», A?D. last. Uy*»] | ADMINISIHATOKS KW'X.-.reXlWtt Wit; land on tba rtoulh-wral quarter of Hestion thirty­ foe. IM, HAItTEf rfclOHT, CVe«>7 f J-*rf '‘-•fr, in aad.for Barre Cveatr. J|lchlgua. I. T> thSBM. I'imMBiKMrts SeBettor J^!| AAA TA r 1NUIA comur. sale Ta the matter of U»e Eatele of tUscs^ Pfop"■tutace ia hereby giren, tb.t by eirtseof I'oeeae "Sastixuia tilKNiEln rtiWElL COfHl£. iTATKO' M1CIHUA5. Eighth Judicial Cirefourlr prior* tn-tw' ■prstt-ie. that tbe ■< Mat.ev-| n«>1aw > ,r* 1 W-ev*1" "< : nraa M « 4. d~4•" ■ II**- rJ y-j~ EHF.fr.—— r«a»t F—cy a.o — it nil tbnro with .1 A.; .a. DjUaOWM*. •"> rw-™.t. awM««<O*ni**- AU-. ir..,.v«r,-.U»M— famou-r. .L...4Ui«XJU fo—• -■ .r rf . J*”"” ikOSE? :-~v.fu,0.r-or. .. MT. < >r * SifM <4 CtoM*-. r.«K<M ««. »*»«■ 75 Aadr»» J. Feeaff, T wMi.ruforttysppearitigbyriBdaTit Ihisnuie, that die .Hoes unueU ur Andrew J. YoMg M Ml O >r» out of tbr I TSZ.WSryWnmnaiw iSEaTy^rSGr^sE sTw ; iMaesM »■■■!. i* tm. : ' a ^r,asS5S!5Krs �DRUG STORCH £|i >uti*p,» may be continued fur some limYITnbRa. ' Rfyg* U<lH*MNM»dbWiMMV -ptabeg evroSh uBdar ssg fo& asrtyird tin pnll tsKiy oont. Jt Single rtrort areaye produces terror, but not caoilemeul, afi<f no, tb>rcfi,r.in)fiuit.fi> mWileid-ed than a tiPMMBKDCVKBl W1 Mtari*«. •*«»» coo"i aaBraM.aMM^we o,,ui>bass xsTkna ..^Mr^br.rjm- single cut acrid* life dice bt idSfiirtt’ 1 ithxeaf«iny ’ io‘fi rift tu t. dn<*.rabd ’ tbe .dittely returned — Imai Is"stroked dr smoothed In a Jinn LtaAlMM n»M. . TCWKVnseAfP AtCOHOL. COME AND BUY MORE •- A. .^..-l «H >r *?<■ .r .... m■ . ~ - •UM*.’'. '’■ 1 -OF THOSE- . t* attempts <5 the oTonea, te 'veeiad in precisely the same way. It to surprising •TO one ttiat has not tried this tm>de, what ■ atttfttJAa W rdMIred fur the. anI ml! w understand rxattly *bat la mdsuV The ItekWUWtfsW W be followed by the single dr^La'Uo.T.ahi , animal gjstiitp’ StsmtB GROCERIES! TBA. COFFMUB0QUU apices, mrt*. PR UK EX. HOB. BAWWACCHlRMli ____ Alwnjtm*’adrtr.afjka-------- , noon cornea to understand that 4 fs ««>_dneirabls tu repeat it. J once met with aoow remarkable for the large quantity , <4riab,«M4i«Bt »Uk jshich she gave. iwc«M« nnts, q rob YTtsjRrrriAL innn or w« tunas. -ibe had been nold.froMi owner to owner • as eooueseivsiy diminished prices. 4told her het owner thmlvwsld seatly cure her; R. J. GRANT! petftA incredulity. The treatment I hxvs described was given. At tbe first milktog there were some pretty sharp blows from bar "bool; which ware dealer ntisly evaded, and the single Stroke of the whip gifts invariably in every in­ stance. Before the milking was com­ peted, they bad besoms much ires fre quant. At the second milking, the ani­ mal kinked only twice, and tbe third none nt all; is other words, she eras cured, and ia /wo iasasoe—ubly one third the time In wMete certain edvertiahg pre­ tenders offsr to teoeb tbe French tan­ ' fbsfti Pefcre the operation, this cow 1 was h terror to tba milker—bar legs ' were strongly strapped' togatbec, a m|n * Btbd^ at her need, and tbe milker worked with a ,eoostanl her nf eutne «ar4ike ^•oMtmlioe., JYVw.oImJwMM »Ud . ST-A-TZOamEW. rm ruou. u>® rxrm.1.- , MUtrt rOPVLX* r PATENT KKDICmS ntrfustwnsi® Come and See ! I OXO, M CASE JUST RECEIVED hqU oksed eyae ooatiosed to chew her aid as long as the mUkiog wm going on end she seemed, bemelfi entirely satisfied irtR the ohange that had come over her. F sower fnend bet «r>ff cow dm-1 could not entirely break of -kjcking: dtfs was •r »«*■**"*• J?r*n «• *»'*• bs, she*. <•.*££g^eTri^ ^iiSiaSS^sXn E.W.WIWG.I - GtsxNXrrrsrE. -0ST1CE iDUHsimuji. HASTtso.iRiin.lsae. t PIANOS GROCEBY, NA-NOS Eating Sf Billiard Sjaquoow. EATON *-~iteSAl>«inT<llI. GREAT IMPROVEMENT. tight trnai : f 1 •rwurt aAwiuitk weets cuanTEB fawit BXWCX® 1PM®ES. Wtvsr Ml to mu/y thsds wbe give them s Oorot^h trial. aatf whtrwrsr IntroducM are rspMly Do thing also than, make them worse.— jsstP*F»“ mksw TWypoaesao the wsrit nf staqHcily «Sd troliod manner, sod s qom plebe system, , haMsEnmnagraeet. k, that Sftsos sdsOI'e fllttfully carried opt, to produce the dehistraattea win ssabls say cwt. aaa thsm V neeMMIy. The faOnwtaf srsaassaofthajr •ired rwito.—Country GintUman. fij poratabfexe«lleuew. ' It is astooisbmg to wUocm the degree of ignorance that pcwratls hi this eoontr . upon the diseeses of domestic stilmals. bn4 lU constant barbarity that ia too often practiced upon tbesn, «Uh a oiew otallootoimg tbeir nehee and peine. If ,'Wfi take" for instance, what ia. termed, • AorMtC or •ioZfois Aor«,’\ wo venture that more then one-half «Z those who oom cattle regard thia to a ,diMaae, wbea, in facn.it in bet a ay mtpm U>a sama. iTlha base of the Borns 1s either too ■hot or too sold. It is only an evid-enoe of Wcw^osiMa^b Un> disMto ehm^toe l°f *1. H ^V^Ur^c'lick^HbuttlsBtiUbda. dr”d>lta**-lf"- wsfiws MEVRALOTA KIXO willapaeUy a^rhhg rooms, and ni spk OOOfl Bl U! A RD ABB ywa racfcM w«h Ms tortana af BimApscf harl^UmTwCmwr^^mw* Fsrsos's Bsuauu* Kisa <&} verily ndUtt A&Byoe mBkms Mm lbs gnawhgsef OrsrmIB VERY FULL AND COMPLETE. We have every kind of goods, such ^^"‘TaL *tL4UU* OUR EATING DEPARTMENT DrutJtmneu or Aoiedyftm *iU bt allow'd, lad aU who ata willinw ta palrooiie a qnwC.aad orderly Gsocsbt ASkMxUxix. must Ml fail k> RF~ NO .PLAN OS GQ1.D PlANbs wiU ■‘",w• *”r -4>* >*^|poaafaigwMh pnia. with Hess to jmir ' u." ■S'ttSOT SCOTS A BffiKDXS, GROCERIES PIA' IMPOliTANt AND TOCK! ABBe4XrSWUl Wllh PIANOS Wnsmfs Nwvsxisn Kurs wIB aa.asre-yuer ARB ysa s'wsrs sf ihi exUram rf the Qssil U ■ VSVWAl. Bbssst I WATOOMU BRVBAMHA KtBG. e oertsh. camfardMesae ■. . , •. ZterUmWTkriA a R. WALKER. Avprwew. SHE C8 A CALL 1 •*•• Clolki AND DRY GOODS! ■esled, which disturbs the natural cireula tfort and suitable remedies should bo adosaistarod fur the UwMHl uf the reel malady, and not resort to the-cruel Wdctics ofttrneljni a gimblct Into tho horns, and cramiding tMtr inleruir . with pepper and turpeeHae; for such iraatmeetta surely erfeeteesd-to escito sr produce diaesto In Cha membrane which lines tbe interior of the horns and fractal ------------ ' FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, EATING AND BIUIARD OrMglH sf tba ehr of Buffalo, M. T. hrestad aed amaeftetamd a eotnpmmd knave as B WBSALOON. ’ ^OUH BAWiaor BOAKJIOUKD. whleh ha Wh, L. Eatox, D. MoNaceKToe. parfael sr seine for rnasm iM.iaa «r saj enosan*1 or teas Msnoctnu arishgftwa damp, cold ectTV or.uddsachangaoftawMWwr. Btwy paraoe who has arm ukan Bamrou'. B Atnsaa, Ocubsr «, tW. ‘ ; Af«. TAN BRENT'S WOOLEN . • . FACTORY, M1STLX0S.M1CH. WANT MjOOO Ibe. r>f WOOL to [manufacture Ihto OLOTW— HARD-W ARE! TSKXthi WOOL CARPING ® 3ft OHB GOODS Unusually Low! -.a.J «i.U w,,|,p Tb. GrwU Wiail. I.mSj 1 fro® U» towUmsnui I WkMrVSMii Mm n.P.CHKMB| ptOUXTY CLKRR SigssH ----- : ~'~RC. fN*"1” � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-08-03.pdf 37f7d63b3124d7a50bb347a300391344 PDF Text Text aDKIWH. ■ess*** f^e Jutiiji fount, a Fnaudaso inurt Wednesday, H KiJIVOfi, BAtUT CCWWTT, ■TCLtOAW Ofitt t»Bbah" tif Adfrll. DYSPEPSIA, IHrrtd Jortry rngoitpesBor tub uvbr AJTDDKUCTrTEOJtaAXS. An CUBED BY HOOFLAlfDS GERMAN BITTERS, THE GREAT FTUMaTBERiKQ T©B3®. . Jjistisjs’ Suintss Uirtrtarn. TTtHXBM llBA*. ty4*Uj#»r rt'.fo. MD MUIUM IBtLTlU rvoa Thaaa Bittara hate perfcred m Canal AMD . DU QI VI BKFTEB BATMMACT1OM I Bate awi Tmu**wt, • BA Ft MOBI JitSttCTABtt ftOtlt TO VOUOH FOB TBEM< Tbuiaay etbar attlele ia tbe awikel. I WafaCF aapDaa ta ceatrMht tha AM«rtUa. " AND WILL PAT BttMO J Teaay oaathai wffl pradww a CwrtiAeatepobb^- ’ f liav* eoto* with Mortbrra frmntoe, ' With br«v. h»ru ud uwu of might. •Uairtl. rtfallioM tectec. To •••tala oar *ou*try'« right i Ti« a pfauarv mid ifa b*Ul«, ' To feel my bmrt’i «Kniuo( toriU. And I pevfah lib* a iuie.tr. Die • so**tnt pafrtel faU, are diap-xrd t» be humorviua and mint I* joking.” I aaeured him Uvat It w«« no fake; mid tn Mitofy Mm an that tedd. handed.him ma mmmienloo, At the Mine iiwwiirnt the band *trurltnp Yankee It faring; very warm D.widln, on odr qumler deck ; ou mehin* « hlch, be m» the A meriran eo-lgw ______ _____________ i fl»tag. the red enala tnrnmg bine, and the get fa Um right »t .w Im* w e were farm; erown Uhl anchor buttmi mrtainorphfrved ad In line of UaRl*. Storm tolwea .«gr»: •eat .mt, “then w* tteaka •.mm'utof .wa* gmug fa be did,” ibe wmdsama^ forward ■IL The Sfith waa in Um ©mire of Um brigade.. We. all *lart*d wrthauL’w and■teady pace aertmtan open field, JM* W». cam* lu a thi<i«kttf ,b£H»h - irteck. goe* u« v>do Ahead ; w< rtiabed Iwln faw wimde. the rebel *kirt>lWian. tvk fo ibbir fatela •nd ran itku a fat <>f ftightaiud dear, ,Al Irngtb we oatue to another clear 6^1d.—. WILL CVRE ITKEY CARE OF, When our line, got fairly out in the open field a nsbei afatlf eamo bfanning over it*} ordrra were given: A* «M ii lav down. wh|dk!i«d«ri wa*. e*w»o eincOU-d ; U:ry threw a Iww abell* but did egharm. I'bu 6th Mick battery waa ■ '«*», pit fa p.mil!.hi and ®r.ti .’iTvOod the n-brf guii*. We fed thfai Order* to charge aenuw lhe field—tbe boya art up th* «ar ab-mp and *tarted, whrn lU»y gi*n^* u,e and a little in Ibr taerit I am dy*ag. eomrMte. dying. totbe Grrinmi etale..- Denmark cm •»id m r.m Tail mj kiart alaal fitful • wall. 'Vr rriZrfS2-RTifTrand8H.il •rata (o tAnav ’art khe (ieniiaa p..w*ra waa t.Mi faany Yank*, far.them. T» tbe atwdmt «f Tail tha aoM d-w gaxbenvg o'ar me. •tatted <m again at a *L"W pace, the rrqulra tha m eerw^imedfaith Dm-hlm. — 1 Father, Morinr, Fl faad., terwril.' •kirmrtbere keepfog up A rApid firin*. Tbe French rwprcxatativa. by 3*.ire 1 i.iytpdj thy Unlividiial. nm.^-dng, the,, hia govwritmenL 'anggMted that <U 4*.' W. bad nut gue.Gr brlaewamilfabrleiarll. group; but the etndeut •* ""**J n.l>«h* fart tn lb* pnpulatfoo of th* la- 1 B. E ME M B E H boj.m UmIhoJ. W. laid .down again । In it a rrpreaeiitative of lb*t. principle z l.-rmc.liul*di.Uirtb*lwmu^ie <wo proTHAT TOM EtTTElfa UJ to let the atell p*aa near while ««Y bat* • fetch -itmierlM tbe f renew, etretrfo ■ nf p.me.1 line*/**"' - I rtuirtf men* »•» ascaettasie, trr,got into poehiim. We had*nut lain our.govrmiiiewt,*o wilt— Tk« flwprwry » Thia wxrffhaed by Denmark; and q/Zrw fafier. E**h < »b* Certain* aa Ba® ar WMtkey, thia arfiaatl d.*vd the recast Cmfrrvutw. Umi*! l-eig iieiur* a a«»ay ball eauia bian group fa a living inurtratloo •/ Um J«?y . a mu abet and alruck another ul the S«Hli A eirreapmiAmt i< the New York JXi Tbw EeglHtb.prtmier pr»«aically drefarew 1 -r./tree latior." Nut many year* ago, in the brad. , After Mir battery bad g*'f that the antfoo df Drcifiarh in refuting paich aeya that during th. war ■>! 1612, «p**j"M**' hmWinto DiMiti^m and abellrd th* reba. awhile It THE lEtT TOIK b* accidentally got p.*«.iwahm ««f amne «f tne*b«il ltto lOrtlar U> Wto arhHrathev dally we Were ordeicd W rtai up abd,allng. oilV utimMlfag far b-eor and ihc Signal* of the Briti»b Navy, which fit* ..f Ute popular will.*’ enggoated br .lha breed. Each fan Urt*|t iWratifin *T knapaack. There »u * rie* bf ground not into the liamlaol C'nii'. Ii->dgera; and Fnva-li. rwkwMM «br Bntieh guv a mm mt th- hpfa.rtwtHt.r a Irt-e *.,Ternnnmt efr ’ from (lie detv of taking any farther ac> he «bu" tvmclndr* hie artkde 1 4.--..—* w.utll .®A prreMm * S.H.u alter the iv-uelualoti uf peace, tiv«j part ia UM Ulallrr. refieciallv U ibfa grow? fait. And dining with Gmi. li-igrra, at bi* buuac vti France and R.i»"ia decline lo aa'rild any aUrtrd »l iwh till we got tn the top i»r wrf® tMcv wU.------------- ---- — -r-r—-—Wa*bingti<n, he related t«me the fidfnw. aid to Denmark'* rff-na 1- drive tbe hill, when we gave a idf dfrd ititftid’idl' PrvmJrnti.l Bfanuon at Ricbwwmd, toM* ing utcniurtancrs, which I give iu mmrly G-nnan tn-ipd from thr Dnehir*. entn Hurt I he', ere ia «-perfret a mpte^ The adopti-ofa tlmfia* nf ibe Sdhlry a double quirk; lb* reb*. pairing tbe actuation nJ drnu<rw»le'w> the other la nf (pronounced «a Iba prup»M»d frm>- muAfrlry Into our rank*, tbo.bcafl>-y xrhrtKtatiolnalitbihma 'Tth-WW •»*» fa tfar nt ITrt>«*rk would deprive ibat knew bow, but finding U md* joeWji-t" ** farmed. rlMWtlag. 4* try .fa atop u* Hwy | t.*ik. In lhe|r , bed* •d fa have tha aignala made <*ti hoard, find ■fcinad.'iii of ah-wit oiMWitlbof it" terri* and principle-. • fa try Hie experitmtm, nmw "fa i..ri*T*mu'»Th» &"hlay I* a wide ba/, arid fad foaJife.MUtl>«ya.br.lpaiigi lb*m character than along in tb« rear. W* 64l<>ej4 IM'" ocn uadwMaudmg factebal purfaotetto-y stretching toward from tbe twrt nmat «t w.... _ JaMhngt.« aod RW * about < miu fa another cleared M4 • ere mieded. I crvtand *miiet>mw with B.-hlraw* in A wurthcrly dirmtmaj .. o rd. Which kiMfcfgmrmWMfaalfrW'.J out llirvtrtig ah ctfruiy. Until olK> *oi efti-V* , Ou Une bay Uta the fawn rfflefacawto diet. u<- c.meltnfad v.crtiraAir.IM Wight taiVdfl nUr fawlinirtrt IMF. F. /nd* J, and build wir Work*. . W* worked, rtdl the capfc4.nf.UM- Dtiaby . ttitb.fr p-p*I* night building br*a*twwrk*. Wtern rnprn* tL>n of eleven tbo.iaand *>ula. Ul.oiurae lag came •» bad •«.»rfi« bwUl that Johnall territory anutb of the 6rMey woalj From Rev J*«. B. Kennan!, Putor *T th* 10th gon'a whole fort* cannot take. Man* To Starts Sscmr.-Tirrnty clerke **&r.'jMlmn^-DearfUr;-! harabeea frwjnentrevert to tha German .rule, including were the ?kheIi"iSe*iliMn»ite1W du*t in Aatorr, iwruiy hand* la a nrintlhf 5S5£"C • •flier. t<rfltj. Jming men In • village.-All want bi get al.eqcfa,tb« world. a»d all eiprc^ to <b'« *«>. Cfa* W the ctoh* anilVe* to‘fa- a partner andlnn ' ’ tune.^Afae.1/The c”nvf»*rt»r* a newapapcr and bec-une an 1 ilnseti. Opf w(ibp. vilhgerp ’ Haw .. Xndlaa gjyfalp* way Ur**<h lb* imndronie larm and lira* like a But whtrh i-drMin.d t- be lb* Inckr H. D. Thoreau, In tbaarfr/unt tit hl* I dividual] Lucky 1 There la h".l** elcuraiuu through the wiaid* .uf Ma tor Mlaaii it, Tbe thing ia aluwaat «a orrulfi a. the rule of there. The ,y<»uuf JHfaW trlla lha follow inff <4 hi* Indian guide, who will diirtance lift cwmprtiKwe la he Ju* Polia: " wtxi inaatrra bi- Uua.Be**. who |‘rr*crv*a **l naked him h.lW he guided hlm«elf In hia intrgrity, who livcelnuity and p«rw•Q/eaid hr, ‘ I ta-'l a g.*»d 1f, who never grta in debt, who gahM <•11 Ibe cau«e of the German*. I mati’j wait? When I preened him far* Inetida by demribig them, and pul* hi* A 8:»ovt*aC”*ts»t.—Twt>gentlemen ।thur, he anawriyd : "Sometime* I l««lt- inoiiey in a *avmg» faiuk. There are . f high birth, the mw a Spaniard and the ,iint ride bill? and lie glanced tn a high ••inr put* to foriim* that look ihnrtrt I.tber a German, having rendered M*i ।hill or moiintaio <ei the extern ah--re; than ihut duaty b’lKliaray. Buttbeatauncb who iiulliati II, many •••rvicm, they each, for .•great'ditf.-rync* btownm th* north and mm of the punniunity, tbe acliirir w.inelhiiiK r-alh worth having. recoinpen*e, demanded hlanrtaral daugh । ter. Helena h> inarrirtre. The Print*. m.mt. । 8<i trava— ifa- lame haii® lw«d g»d fortune, good name, and * eereM wb>. ehtertaltir.1 etjhal rreytoul fi* Uto.n ।toward WHith. Suinrtimm ,|- foofoitti Old »gv,pll go ’hi* r.«d. to.th, could hot ti»« any, preCm-nee: and |I.H-h*,’ (reck*). I etoed fam what he -The LieuIrtUlUt bifurmad him that he after mfafr delav, t-M them that fK.m ,MW OU thr rm-ka. but he dill not daacrih* Paooe Rsadhs — N«fa<v bat n waa r.quraud tubr.Hg lHa eignal twa k 1-latm* fliei farfh had t-fae utWlbfo and ,anything to part»rubir.«ti*aMto# 'ague- editor, baa any idea of M>e tr.Hjble ««• fa uu laerd the Sea ll»iae, lu order to b**u regard, hr ortild n.«t give htt a«*mi far |iv In a myatrrtou* .< drawling fa®-.— pat bf, io order A. have every twwap^MT -vu«e alleraU<Hi> iu*d«, aa there Wa« a ritlier tu marry hi* daughter, and they >• ffare l.«iu <M bike ahnrv—great ddfrr article »r*d aicrdiug i-copy. An ««rumor that the Yankee* Bad po*M»»hm tn.Lt decide It hjrtbHr.rttirpr.iwM* and ,•m« brtw— N 8. K. W.*ide-«a Ml tfaoM.aayni E.m <be LaU- Jto*. ul a'HueUuug Jifc* Uir aiguala, and H waa •d.IrcMl fa*'wk b**dtto«:wfah tA’tiil whhi the amt hai .toute <wi.’ «uppo-ul ahlamgh be. pi~.f eb*et» *r* pruhebly . tlicrefara mix-xar. to chauge the u*wi the |.*m <h eithyr, .ttfaWK’l.y •••fl’emifc ,Mid ». “that luboaM tak.yun to h daik j o*r ! Tbi« ruau Bad Uw deaired rffaet, them fa fieht with uffmetvw wpap'**.’- ba ।night rteht up here In Um uiUdto of lto» and our Lieutenant iwtume.1 with IU* had ordered • large bag fa be brought, i 'buUq which plmed aw'm* cmiwaud of and he wfa.'*«• »BMea4bl efaUMlb tu pnl , Uiu«e4o/< cvrrwpoJMfracr.."/ A'.ilirA In* rival into H, *h-uld .totefo tee dnugb- , Aaty. I then e*m the gig Wr the Cap ter. Thia alranga cwuhaA fartwcMt I tain, rcqueaUuM bun lu «>«»•• Mt fa*«d, gentlcnivH, waa In -*be p«*ae*eo the prettv much dm *•«»* thfofb- < •ad bring u*J diepawbee Be imgbt Ihrr*' wboie imperial court, *«4 Gated h*lf mi ■ tell von. 8mn* yr*re ago L mid an hour. Al IrittUl lb- Spaniard yielded ,did whit* hmte-r at MUhaeekrt -» very In the G rrnna,—A»<i<* Blhiittrpi, Um ।g.-id hunter. Hr said ha cmil« g- any. I (tor,mi uf/ftiliwd, wb- wtea. fa. ted- g>4 where to th* w-4«. Ue wafaed to hunt that day,ao err aww- Wr»be-e I bfa adveraary infaUmfag, faith four on withme , Ufa back, and ptoced.bim .At; Urt fimpee a , mu.we all Ifai faew-m. r-.<iwd ami ur’e liteb a»4 ** Um MG-dng day, mar- ,nnmd. till aflrrn.-m then we kill fam.— I fled the iirwuliliil Helena. U•e|Httcl'<*a H-r - .. . „ oUrrvvU, tburt be within,f.<ty nnlea to hawaid. 1 urtter tvf.r*hmetii», and m company wiui **ve al.»JM— rutmed mu. a gw-*4 * Admiral •f »ehr4 pim what Wane* bad to era.iug i „ famd T He »Md fa Udwruept Avn-m-aa 1 R„,.e uriratetrs and merubkuiutea. 1-UI parlic, IMFLA ID'S Ciun Bin T*n tByeob!(, grey halted frrirar.----- "xU»r» la Oao.gia'a rumonti* witea, Tbm hi* too. hia pride, hi* darting. SSisttliang, n.P.CHBW»i ,GC„rcLE»K. I ie the CeaH Heart. S. C. PBUfDI**’ I I | I I । I I ■■ vi.<Jerrtia«d, bud command of ;<«"•. /jf �AR NEWS !l Inrt before golnf'lo print detail*, we fa ’ife^a. TbcreWraU prosperity and r*tni •Tlte ls tte Uiderdih withThkh u f 's Fair Yirit-rmartDENT, ' mow JOftNSON, influenced; and we are only sorry that men can be found .on tbe -aide *»f tbe Union foolish entfogh Uxaid in dialraatiuu , attentive from the war b/’ tueb-prooedr i l“ *' ‘JHBff.'UOjdljidL. ■nd 8b«rtnan, which, if w* are not over confident, will drive th* rebeliton frrto * v*ry narrow corner; and h wtHoorn* then, not from such adfltepated fellows a* 'Jrw**r, or «*oh reckle* and d*baoch*d ad venturers as Sander* ; nor indeed from any body purporting to represent tbe desperate cabal at Richmood: but from gentlemen of position, intelligene* and statesmanship wbo will spank In the name of the abused people of the South. The government at Richmond is n con­ spiracy which eno never yield hot with ita life, and our only hope of -reeoncllla tion and unity la from the returning good sense of the maMca whom it h.. Lataay-' «d and ruined. Let us have no more,of this Inexprreribly sickening and irrespon­ sible ‘negotiation.*** Evidence accumulate* tending to show that the Niagara P«ae* Cummfestaner* were impostor*, or that I bey had no au­ thority to make any proposition* foe peace that did not include lb* dlaaolutiou of tbe Untaa. In lhe first place they admit that they had no authority to offer term* of peace. Yet they claimed to know ibo view* of their government upon that sub jecl, and i| waa allowed to beamade,pub« Ho for tbe benefit of th* Copperbe*d*. whet tbe term* required were. It was said that the rebels were willisg to ra«torn the old Velon if they could save LMVwtefc? we gave our opinion of th* what i» left of slavery^ and have tbe averred Peace proposition* of Bauder* A- United State* pay tbe Cowledutate War Cq. Ths following article from the New debt. York JEkwausp Poet, w Inch came to hand Tbe President had mean* of knowing siBoemir artiste waa published, will give that any such propositions came without oifr readeis the views of other* upon tbe butbority, tberefiir* bo snubted tbe pre­ tended Commissioners. J. R. Gilmurv-, ■ante wlijocit: ’ j known in literary circle* a* “Edmund main lain* that a great deal cfgood will come out of lb*late negolia- Kirka," waa permiltedjto R" U» Richmond tiMs at Niagara Falls, because they have about tho same time that Sanders comclicked a proposition from Presldsnt Lin­ meoied negotiations with Greeley. .What coln, which must have the happiest effect Mr. Gilmore'* mission to Richmond w**, When it is known,thatjournai. arguca, that be demand* only th* r«t wc are not permitted to know, but of torafaon of peace, the integrity of tbe Unloa,aad the abandonment of slavery, the term* will .be eagerly embraced by southern people who are weary of the war. But we reply that all that waa knpwh,.from the very moment that Mr. Lincoln issued hte Proclamation of Free­ dom. Nothing has stood in the way of the ret xru of the »outbern states to th* Unlpe'baf their own uowillingneM to lay down tbei^arms. Al no moment of the war would they hay*_b*en prevented from raenmlng the ancient relation* to lb* govornment If Utey bad been dtepo^ •d’to *bkudon their fanatical attachment to slavery. Nevertheless, it 1* not to be regretted that the President has so dis­ tinctly'groteed the 'ground* of bl* policy of reconstruction. “YThai we object to tn tbe let* corres­ pondence is that the agent on tbe part ofih* Union, whether for want of judge­ ment in himself or becau** he wa* *oostralned by th* Influence of bis *u peri or*, failed to take advantage of an admirable opportunity. The rebel *genta. *uppoeIng them to have been in earnest, which wa doubt, had assutaed tha Initiative in a pteh tor negotiation*; they opened the wy by proposing a conference; and it only remained for u* to hear what they had to say, ' A diplomatist of ordinary skfl! add sagacity would have eaid, wc ■reprepared to listen and to treat; wear* as anxious for peace a* you are, but we deiire to know what you have to propose You bar* solicited the Interview; now the terms of peace offered by lhe rebel* “Jelfereon Daria said tn me last Sun­ day (and withall his faults I believe hlrn to be a man of truth).- ‘This war must go on till the last of this generation fells in hia tracks, and his children airze bis musket and fight our battles, unless ypu acknow ledge on r right to eelf government. We are not fighting fur ala very: Wm are fighting tor independence, and that ' A beautifully printed copy of this re­ port, for the month* of May and June, numbering fifty-lwo pages, lies on our table. During these months the Com­ mission have received fiSflft n»rir*ge*. or boxes, end shipped 7,037. the excess of tbe shipments over Um rwaeipta t* explain ed by tbe fact that the Commission bays expended 114,354.27 during May and June for hospital supplies, which have been sent to the front. Tbe average val­ ue of lbs boxes of sanitary store* donated to the Commission is estimated at MO, which make* the value of the3,206 pack­ ages donated them 1128,340. The cash receipt* for the same time have been 87,085.28. Tbe report contains a great variety of interesting matter. A very explioit statement of tbe present need* of th* Commission, with definite instructions for the preparation of tbe desired supplies —aa exceedingly interesting chapter from one of the distributing agents Sherman's army, operating st th* front —fellers from agents and chaplain*, en­ gaged in tbe work of the Commission, in hospital* end on baUle-fieldsA-. lucid rerewte of the - legitimate erork of the Sanitary sad Christian Commissions, by Rev. Dr. Tbompeon, of.Neor York, farm*r editor of tbe X. K fadipmdaM, and present sgealof Cbrislian Com mi*, •ion—* brief - history, and • chsrtetaa “bird’s eye view” of tbe late lew* Sani■**-*- • > Im-very ,sat. MoCagg and fta final hi* nnm—nil n ■—11 •n Peteraburg. Oc Saterday morning , b* sprung • mlM, uiid«a oeo. the rebel G. W. MUI* to th* chai r. I On motion of Jams* AI aofovd, That a wmmitt** I fire persona, b« appointed wnlistibg committee, wh< •hall bo to aid recruiting < curing a sufficient numbat to fill lb* tpota for this I the pre**o: call for troop* I on each ma* -rolled for Iforts, emtaining eistrea gam,which blew the fort to atom* and ' buried e South ,Carolina' regiment in the riiipV Grant’s fore** then plunged, >ad took three tier* of lb* enemy'* crock* and many prisoners. Later aecount* say Gen. Great was una­ ble to hufd nil tbe ground taken, It being; commanded by other rebel, works farther on. Furtbec-nawa will be Juukad -tori' with great interest. i J. Th* Bebel* teNerth.rs VtTglata. d 'TATI OF New Advertisements. Haiti more, July 28— r. Tho eve­ ning edition of the Atntrjcan, publishes the following with regard to rebel mnvc- I m*nts at Martiwsburg.'snd along th* lino of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroed.— Most-of tbe exciting etori** In circulation were either unfounded or greatly' exag­ gerated. A* tar ‘be we can ascertain this rrioruing, Gen. Averill baa nut been kill­ TASH FOR HIDES, PELTS AND ed, but wo* compelled by greatly superi­ j RAGS. or fortes tn-fell bark tottw Potomac, and At *or Martel- ■ . from thence IO Martlfn.lKtrg end WilHasifogK Jal. ai, isrt COLS A SON. lismsport. Mar) land, care; ing with him the cotiro garrison at that point. Wheth­ TRAYED er the rebel* occepfed Martinsburg bat night 1* not known, but of il* evacuation From Ibe .utecribar. to JotMtown, 1 there seem* U* be.no doubt. Thuwoming tli* train* to Frederick *nd Washing­ ton went out a* usual, and a train for Ona I* • li<U brown; Be otter bd6bt Sandy Hook loft at 7.45 a.)*. Tlx. *u. JOHN A- IBi ME passion of telegraphic operetluu* last ally rewarded. e JvtTU* eight is said to have been cauaed by a •luriu. Gw. Hunter baa, -however fi.r bidden all telegraphic commuaicatiun with Harper's Ferry. Of ooure* we have nothing definite from that precinct. Louiavill*, July 97.—Major A. W. Kelly, late Mayor of Natrbex, ban just arrived from the front on Meoday night. He report* of th* fight if Friday, that in front of the 15th; KJlb and 17th *orps, nur men buried three thousand two hun­ dred and twenty-onb rebel dead. We captured one thousand sound prisoners, eleven hundred seriously wounded^nd 11 stand of colure. Among tbe prisoners ar* 83 officer (from lb* rank of Colonel down. Th* slightly wounded wer* ta­ ken off th* field by lb* rebel*. G*n. X. A. Logan estimates lb* rebel In** In be at feast 19,090 -,.Mir tore, ladsdins hilled and wounded, at 3.120. • Atlanta I* ia plain view. Ont. Sher man doee not detirt to enter Atlanta at prrtent, thentph is fwo Aowrs ke could te tablitA Ut headquviere there. Gen. Stone­ man ia en route for Macoh and the Atlan­ ta railroad. . Tu day's NashvUl* Union a*y« that Gen. Garmrd, at l>»e bead ’of a cavalry, force, marched io Covington and destroy­ ed several bridges, and two tbuuaand bale* of cotton. We also Isam that tbe rebel Im* before Atlanta will dotlbtlero reach 19j000. Washington, July 97.—Official infermation from Atlanta state* that there were no operations Saturday, but there v.« hrod —U ta tU. UrooXw. TUsro bad been no fighting. ORDEr /or APPeARANCE On motion, reaovod, that] gs of thia meeting be puhl rthc county paper*. Os motioc, meeting adjol . * Bourrixa.—-Th* Town*h-| kS Treia Ull c.ir, inu in rwi' n tier, ba eMae bit plea to l>» (fol and. roof to be rorvr.l uu The l-ia.aVll. • rilbin twaaty daraibarraAcr.ori > < hoUfou *l Ibe Protate Ottroto Ita rilfagv of Hro Uag*. aed *tew roue, if **v tear* ta, why th* pr»v*ref (he pvlitloBer abouid vol ta rrented. A*d U la fertile ordered, that th* pTOiltoaer giv* aetio* te all mtoo** Ltecneteta i* *fad e,t*i* of tte potarocy of roid p«UU«*. rod ibo beanng iherooa, by mosIbe a oopv cf tbto not.ro and order to tapablfated late* ■*H***i*ge Bron er." * <towroapro- orfetod and oirtafaung to ..id oouotf ef Barry, far Ihrro roeoeerire week*, inaedt•tety ytsvfae* l» said dev »f tearing. (Aire.ropy.) HHEliMAM a PkINDl.B. jjV J*dc* of Frotate. •r prfetta In said eoaaty. of Ban? far thraa eroair* wrote, piarioas to (aid car of bear Estate, ef Ceraelie* Wairath. sTAnoFjtrcmaAN, a>nait^ «. Al a aewisn of the Prvtel* Coart for th* •can­ ty of Berry, holdv* >1 th. Protial. OBcv. la the CHANCERY SALE. nilas* of U*atio(»,r«* Wadnnaay, the lllh ■fay yw one tboosand riabt huaired *pdtM*ty-fo*r. I'rvMst, A C. Paix»*s. Jndg* *f fan twaafj dm IboaaM ptahiiia v«:— 1 Otte opler io bejiaMirtadmi U..( bounty of 1190, to volunlj RaiM.—Our aocood SaxAToauL Cuxtxxtiom. time of bolding th* Republi al Convention, a!though w* to rappote il,hM been called ‘W-”•> ‘WT*--- In ntowaiter of th. rotate *f CorotT.** Til tbatull.looru may b* r*p would recommend tbrt each Itaated to beroolf »»d 8 • Thertnpon it 1* Ordi *th <fay of Aug*.I e«x -- •nd *1J other- -------- ■■ra required TteNSW Bebel BaM a Mere Fright. Washington, July $7.—Tbe ret^el raid appear* to have dwindled Into * e«mparlively small affair. It is understood that Government lain receipt of information thst Gen. Hili’* relrolac^rp*.which was [ ^wa^tofatapwatabj AriZu^ta* tai£ reporteiPto have, reTnferceJEarl v, I* still j °° “M at Petersburg, and. the .column which ba* beep operating in,lhj? Shrnntidoab Valley ia pnly a portioa <|f that, which p*rtici•paipd in ttte bite ipvaaiuo., Tiicr* is a general feeling her* that th* aflair is about over, and that, when th* forces onDinv Ounce due South to I rod owned to which are tn route to tbe scene uf action .roe, tbroce rowing due croi fa mdl.k. ck Mellon Hevea (11), (hence northerly •long •ball arrive, the rebeU wfll be jp**-— ..U harder of ...d lUe to.ro.d (jurolcr UuJ Certainly they bare nqtcruMod lb* Pui*s «ut .*<1 wrot througb ukl McUon «]«•■ tomac, and il ia believed that th* evacua­ 1Y tte&ee ronufeg du. w**t to tte pfaec of tion of Martinsburg waa unnecesaary. WsaMngtoe. Jiriy 27.—Tbe Govern­ ment received dripeteix* from Gen. Sher­ man today stating titat bo fighting had occurred since Friday last. Atlanta was | being grkdmdly invested by bur troop*, pbn Were inuenebing themedves a* they prngrewed. InteHigenbe of the *urcre»ful rvwslt uf lhe cavalry raid on the ro*d leading from Atlant* tn MaWe washoar. I ly expected. There seemed tn be nb dispoaitlow yet on the part of Hfobd to •veeuate Atlanta, and It Is prob*Ma that tbaefey will not be take* without a *evere etruggle.-and regular In vestment and plege. la sad far Barry eeutv, XM.lp: rasas Aiuur, Complainant's Rullritor. fetod. Haation, July Sib. A. D. IBM. k trus ropy. AUaaL D. Bvaiaaa. [us.] (jyi*) Dspaty lUgfatoe. On motion, J. 8. Goo-1 8.Bnrtou, A IL Ellie, JI and R-B. Wightman were I constitute ssid committee. I £>■ motion of Wm. B>| cd. That *H actual expen*. I any member of *aid corntxl in tb* discharge of tbe dull I mktee,be and the *«me eh: I to each and any member of .of lite fond to b« raised by I to* by aaMsameoL On motion of Jam** fl J2r*obe< That *a>4 ws>k>| lhe muo* 1* hereby, r'equbl regular account of all m-l into th* hand* of the co mJ count of tbe Voluntero i lhe last call for recruits, w* iotringas th* quota* of tbe s in tbie county : eoivo wrote prorivu. t 8.C. FUNIMJL Ur*| . AUry'Zw ring*. l troll I Carihl Baldi- CHANCERY- SALE, or MTCHIOAir.-na Ctreair (hart Improve. ■ * FBYMOGNOBY, wlrttha'^wan Bsrry, Hwp^ Rutland, Irving, A«yl C*atl« Wood Caucus**-—Republican FMYCHOLOQY, or Ih.-ScUaro of th Mao • reistto*. to |fa*Hfa*^L to tte|Hh at their approaching caucusth* County, four to th* Re ; DABYTT anroa Uwrt astrofariroro. ~ ^o^bSr'adrf’tfci BOTCH EMT-IMU CIFHE CO. dlANCERY ORDER. feS'is: Tukoat ArrMcnoxs. Ai writing from Newfemc,New ■ ing of th* beneficial effect* re| lb* u** of “Brow*’* RroncAi l •ay*—“Oblig* m* by *endi| more ofyonr'/IroacAial Tro I ing Hit For allaviaUng lb*l ritation only felt by lh«e wj fared from any Bronchial rid for boareenes* and sure thruJ free to aonfoM (though I am I tb^rbudwwr all you claim f would b*g you to foal that I I ab* dart men in the profesmmoairum, but fed 1 am but justkonofestott what I have •disappointment b* aure to red .SHWwrt Bronchial Tro �llrWft G. W. MHIs to tbs On motion of Jas sofoed, That a tn p«r»o«., I. __ . U “ h their uswl for drafting » P. Lamb •ffoy OJfcsr, hjotfry. On motion of Wm. ow—Assofoed, That all actoal expenses, of each and any member of said committee, incurred in tbe discharge of tbe duties of said coomlttee.be and the sama shall bo refunded to each and any member of the same out of the fund to bo rained by the oommlttee by aacaaamcnU On motion of James A. Sweetey— JZrsolsrrf, That said committee be, and the same ia hereby, required to keep a regular account of all moneys coming into the hands of the committoa on ac­ count of the Volunteer fund, and the names of all persons paying tbe same, and tbe amount paid by each person, and to publish a list of said names, and SPECIAL tOTICES to THt TOO O OB Oto. Molt or I’iu^r ib” ‘*e" #< tro“ * h*bH rotrm or i onrjitR 3«ffi3SS Bovsnaa.—Ths Township of Hastings oisd, ew Monday bat, to raise, by tax, bounty of 1100, to volunteers credited > tbe Township, Rais.—Our second unprecedented H% drouth thia season, waa arrested by a 6ae shower daring'Sanday night. s «a (oT ‘-trf Urtlkiw•lAJ'eo ITS 'ofnejf U TT TO T 10 7! SO B T1 Town I Xorth of Rang* S WmL have ft HI w: c notes yet received any notice of the lime of bolding lhe Republican Senatori­ al Convention, although we have reason to suppose iljhas been called some lime, if w» are correct in our conjecUire.it may be interesting to some of our readers to know who ia in fault for keeping it pri­ vate, in thia county. We were informed ■some time since that it would be held ■during the Week previous to the 20th of August. In order to be in time, and r«8 that>11 towns may bo represented wc would recommend that each town select one delegate to this convention, aa early as August 13tk srr.x-'Ja •From lhe published atatemetit of the assignment of quotas tn the'Btale, under lhe last call for recruits, we take the fol­ lowing aa tho quotas of tbe several towns Has tings, Carlton, Baltiniorr. i'rairievilba, Barry, Hope, Rutland, Irving, Assyria Maple Gro Castleton, Woodland, MORTGAGE BALE. TXKFAXTLT hsvlag tern mid. In th. .U- era stsews wertgswo weds sad ♦ 1# Caucusne.—Republican Committees will do wall to bear in mind that there, are three seta of delegatee to be selected at their approaching caucuses: four to tbe County, four to the Representative, I Xorth of RuC. SWest. and one to the Senatorial Conventions. Tbboat Arraertoxa. A iPhysician, writing from Newfame,New York, speak­ ing of the beneficial cfibcteTesulting from the use of “jBrowu’s Bronchial Troe*«" says—“Oblige me by seeding • doM f.v i S tB Z < .v: ns u; tus ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ia4w.4imn •ft .3' S 3 i« I Bl IM BO to 111 Sa’s asm �■dMlbuech PBPUM Ikhtk H worth Urn iwhUkt to. pay : muck' attenUsi to arss^r^s*:-/-^: piy ot pure water. .Fure,wool water it DRUG STORE! I d«ajed vegetable emtter abounds. Pure «»* .di never inters ar<ai>im*L 1 d*> n*< OelieXe i|g stories vfldcb ata bdd alxMit bora,.. becoming foundered 5n eonsugbeucu ttfdrinking! pure'water. In a tn»jorr.y ul eases Mr. Fnatgnsn la blamal4a( be bits, probably, either overdriven orjudei w^kedibe traalursjtor else, baa sufficed ii-wbm heated, torsnol off with* oiA lhe necceapry .care sad- aUentkm which abadld ajwaye'be observed when antatala fits fo«kue&>r ptSSpiring freely. HIPENTISE AND ALCOHOL MM Utllil. r TO* MEQUAMCAL ax* medicinal ; ' pWUBWJMbTAa COMMAND BUT MORE •gUjMKWfAfo*'-:' Ahos Ml Mock *f UW’. tyuha groceries 4 by thr SeaHa^ifoeirty: botmed ami weed up^ ecarooG,‘able to advahW larftuulWA aii.-lbwr! Eaaiuir>u)rt!i. the teak, and waabiH find that the piueru of the aubject base, perhepa befit • nvqrtaivd. He hw fapen driven t« or wt urn rapid a rat*, fiir tbe prrt ent atele of bis cuunltutirm tt> endure ; soft, perhgpa. be batt not bad sufficient n<>-iri*hment bi repair the waste inadent al A. lhe Hving mefabanisim *>adrr dm slates of rnpiddtnd-pMiractad labor, la not tbie-eiiougb hi Bscoual fitr the -uaed up condition 1 Is It ‘hot .unit* rational io euppoaoahat abaAe of tbe respiratory orgunt, abod Uxraqof loooinoti*#n, operates far more unfavorably on the botes then watei^f It hr. But Mf; Eastman mwrt. If tbnre be any blamw rightly ■ belonging to bjm, try to ehift the earn* from te» W* ' mv.IIm hiuk. • TBA. COmCB.8UOAB. SPICES, FKFFBB, P BUN EM. Fl GA. BjUrONS. CODFISH. ia feet. .TrrrUii.g in tb. Oroeary Lna, tmeb m will b« uecAed for faa>UV li«. Alaa a great varies ef tbe C3J©>CJaFJ UPXHWIUXB3 AH . IhUm Kllr.eU, Volt THB BBFBClAb BBMW1T OP. TlfB LADKA. ; , ' , i 1 stationery, R.J. GRANT! PENH. PENCTLH. INKA. PA FEB, EN­ VELOPES. CARDS, Ac.. *c. ■ pae Ruimu'i Exnucr Bfcatr for all afwrtjioeaaad Bi. team at fo. -tjalN aBY OBGAW, ’wbathar estotteg te mu orpaaAU fiM what caane origicaUug wsd no tuatfcrwThinr touo Jever rrantto. ■ '• ' ; • , IH.ma.a «f ibeee ArMna require. Um aid ' afa DIUMTJB S EXTRACT UUCHU 1 MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES of it. day. My ditLeeltm h.v. u* erly So BwetwasnB. and I fcd.UwTu! ami bam.’. . Zoawaaa ff."pr^a and PUawf A«MaarA«£wamP Mr* C.Tniai.r n«WAU, »i.d [<rniai*«..t relief from Uia Dfitrta. Tbr teat. ■*Dr<«raUher. GaaAri l Mk-y. .Utt Teyger at ironT on Uilapuinl la moat ccnidmire, and from both MieC ti. , Th. uoey of n»uora Cotte ia immediately aaro.ged Lt pi alngla doer of. th. atinutenL .nd by oeeaai- n*lT rexm.i.g to It, th. return of lb. com pla.Bi mat be pteranted. . . *. «rt •!>« wasrr-wetl» neg etetlrwarn CM CURfi^±LS ifsaw.-.'sEv: ^tSSj^KSSifet!! B Ml'LM.'OF TRADE STKIXS Come and See !! (D3EBAIP,-!f(DB CASE wg ’ nvAE Knect.1 alttalion will b. paid io COMPOUND NlTaifo put dM up PUBm5BlPTIONteaad m>; _ J'-I __ »_l. ..... •r Beady Pay, oaly. £»•* »• pn*UWj GROCERY, Eating *V Billiard ’ ke< I iudhe mrtemit4elufw*m wwMfearCp tbw qnawdty which a rational animal knbtbea wbHf does hsrra, but ft it tbe qwaHty whitA .demands ourgUrtUam;’,,. _______________________ rd> p* Ar MV.- 4m i PIANOS Pianos 4 MflntleW* ” lubtAu, PIANOS ■GOLD rtANoe ccoi®®! man** abAMwttCil tnf/fiym g-<l wwMr; bte teuh. u comfxmmJ ..fae» euty-fiva per cent of themme, and be am no num exfol wiHGdrt It than be «i| Nriflwurt finid. 1 A large stock of GREAT IMPROVEMENT. . TT8MT BJTTCH <3- O O X> & Which we :.;Ycr at uvniauann. eidyr tbeciiadrttewwflbe Inhabhabtw m Wl£l» GEUEIIATEI pipulima dtiwi during the tmxl$M* Aua Btrrar foil so »a*i.fr tho.e aha eon. Tiriral amnanta nbnoet tn di«aas>-. and.ta wtew ufqwemAmgJt.tbe Urtrety are continually irwbiWnK waur, rwuderwd cold, hot, emir, tweet, ®» aikwiine, ywet at tency dictates, or M« frahr-n prevail-; cold.iimaa-id uU>« fixioipa arwmited 4wt.» PATEST BBDU'EBD iPMiKBS, SALOON. EATON dk IMPORTANT AND TWOE! ncNAVGBTOM. ABE too «««T«Hep wMl X„. A TIMO Bttod .p, at rraat tspauM. the eo­ WAGON’S NEURALGIA KIM will agw^ljr lean bar«to«tfw kept by Wa. 1. Katos, and .dwta« rooua*. M»d aet apaUOOD 1III.I.URI) TABULweadk the patrwae .r tt>« public, be ABE too r.ckrd .III the tart.«t/|„c,ino( Watxi.'. Nzraloia K»« .III .prrd.h rrl «r. AEEjna auttei.g from Um Bmwiagwf I>T»m- H TAW^t WroiUteu'kw1 win improre yokr *BEr« pwmSgwIth pete.With Goer la.yrmr ■ »*•*»- iijiWxTtrx iT’m S. ___ Manos r.-'rfcte* ■ • WAtrow-t NaraiuttA Knto wIU aaanagt jaoT JBWJS & CEDIS?, PIANOS OUR EATING bEPAKTJALNT Cemvemleat, GROCERIES rMZE MEIIAL nASOS. Pleasant aa qaiet. DrutktHHru or. Rordyinn tfill bt allawod. And U1 who ar. willing tn petronii. a quiet and orderly Gaocaar *«» b a loom, dui not fail to JST* NO WATSON’S NKCRAUna njfft , orruin ann fcrd*aeaae. A.yUeUDyi/. C. A WATXKM. /V^rnfor. Bqx-I* saSrttfL ■S” .GIVE CS A CALL! evary <mm> doing their fatal to nee tbe b*.t<<-«! of tbe pitcher, end tn pitch lhair .bodfosinU the watery element; »•>.’ after ail, h**w few persons eempinlM «■! any lied eflX-t from It! ' ' Cattle abiatld never drink pood waler. They should either have at»M t£ * run* nlng aLrrani, or a clean waler trough.— tW~TWK5TY-0NK TEARS AGO. FIRST CLASS Clot hi 1>. McNAvatrrnx. AND DR¥ GOODS] ^l*a Talus of Dsrid Benes. Some wenptewm ww dogbs bs MB* iaMff^i fcu-n that larga fortunes haw been niad» every yuur since tbe emu­ :: . • -.1 ••;.• v .17, ■>.' -. : : •••.:! borarn uf the Army of tbe PulooiAC. Tim popular uJee b that whan H-mmate y ieid. up rta* gtemt, she te bttrted in 'MM field J Uft£ZX»id^ h*. molUr -te* M tbe -wood*' BnMtwWs. Nn» au. • She b« made Iber Jart charge and fMwed bar ImVAees rari, bul there M frvui teU to m hl the nW animal yet. A cn-.i-nci C.r Um purcham of’ damd borate In the Arm. lbw P*4w«»ao »-e ibe year, waa let a tew day a ago, totlteWgh H btddar. M tt.lS per teed.i. delivered GROCERY, EATING AND DILIARD SALOOIT. ;Wm. L. Eatam. Me. C. <1 P.ravoL ■ tftettenlahad ebemtot Drwgfetet tbe city af fcftfo, X. y. iw,. and amaafootured. enmpmw! kaowa aa Hl TOLX BALSAM OF HOARHOUND. ehWt .Twwt^ t n* J. VAH BBIMT’B WOOLEN FACTORY, » dBA'iTfo- r WANT 35 000 IlM. «.f WOOL u I iiMMxifwtuns iuto CLOTH— CAS6D1XRE, . TWKEOH. HARD-WARE! ornce OVER BLARES STORE * triT-x* ft*tWffi HASTINGS, MJCB. ^DVeimSEAIENT. 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We dWy uy 0»* to coatmdht tbla fo AMD WILL PAY aioeo To any mm Ast w&l prodac* a Certi8e*l» «»oflixb-s cum nrms wnx ctnix m»y casi of <te*S tteOry’vd lb* Ato I* tte wt tail Um mis** t h<»9».. ' A~l Um a«u 4>«ltoy l» t|*wal*wri, GIMlsx UM eod*M Bpas tM erert ' 6f thk ruggM rflffwith * Or*. Aad ft. wl»4, wbteh renrltu aswatofeMtlyn Died away UrkpreevMswsicp. *»dw rv.And thmeaaM a,iM> toward.ttetuay ater«; Bedl.aC 10 ftr *iS. M irtte' W.lh th. flonl.s bu. at Ho taa'. rtah llybl, ASA I Mis Tl* toy >fop, »k. Mm te* day, < i».on, Honor Wtb* Befor. Ila Blgbt, y and Dalt Pain In th. B«d. Deficiency ut Pro* Uoe, YcUowneaa of the Hkin and Fyw, Faj Side, Baek. Cbwt. Limb., ac_. £uJdeu Flcth Uaat. Borainc in the Flnh, Comtut taacin of I’ll. Great; deyreoaloo of Spirit*. n EMEM BE B mot usisauK, Con tai a* oo Ran or Wbtekey, iilJll C£kBl’J HiftTVK ILTsTO-TK LVW IS TIE BEST TONIC SAYS SO! In a •tttMagly I •ilh «M di*ea*ea te »l— —■4. to Mmw Bluer* know tor than upvrteoc* 1 ny rerewm*n4«UBt> wilt be •wtetote. f te< airrej * »t,s«ow». n ;»-nS COUSHKLLOB8 AT L x.t-jr. In Oteaeewj- ™ “d 1”’ U.f.wte«tosn-»«d to wi«b Fm«P« 1...... s.™.., U. U. lHEUWI’i \ inrAMCRKH^ wtni From Itov. J. B. Turaar. Putor of the M. B. Mb£'j*ck*<>B :—D**»Blr :-Hatio* naad yoar Garwan Bitter* io my fcmily froquaotly lunpr* pa^dtetey that It ta*te*» of great oorrfn. I britev* that to most ot ganml debility of U>* iratcei it ia th* satel and ioo»l Taluabia rom * TTBEtt, X*jfM’T..!iiDte*»lhSlrtel. Frets Itev. J. M. Lyres, fcmarly Jackaon t-DrerSIr :-I M U tee to yoor liTp^paratioo, Bootete O.m- l'«A ] wit uJlimonr to the derervod reputation obUtoM. rltan>*r.yeet» aS.timoa, b«e With freight ibat • Alp c*n urdtiepre more protom by fkr th»* gold— Brat them adrift ta ■/ boyhood". Haft' A*d *ow ia toy Jeyta*. prim* They a*v*r **cte hart to ata. W.Vt-’ «rUo» waereti vftUkp.wyy-trrr TCTTh 1£P7,i;*3r jrSTZ up.‘Vte it? BgM 5" "early all obtaured sps'iiW by die dense tpeiaea of ol*od» *bk4 al every fe* riiWtte a' Snovemeht, sdvaheed w ; .Wille w_- vifleO io trail, spd2tfn ^qrty.^tiff w v. v ter .. Tate «„» ,11 In fall Ml M>k. /»"*"* nai.iwr-l- id«4f >w,«i glurtUanj. TtfWW' Tale •( Frostier Lift. “Show Mtn io," «*id the Colonel, abd the next iniuulc our friend Death'entered 1 and made bis beet bow to bia command‘‘‘“Wbll. wbat sorspe Uro you been Toward* the dooe of the latter part of the year 1751, the French, hided by the Huron end Iroquois Indiana, had begun to make themselves disagreeable- neigh­ bor* to ibe British and American C-to­ me. in Northern Virginia, Ohio,, and the north-west portion* of New York State — the French, by their encroachment* E-a®,■^51* on'erinsciou* ofihe fctif that wailn’stiinw lonntlheir bhmehew: ' . for'Uem; ' »<«*; V>rttMaa3 j, .! '<» ; ] ipproached within a bw-‘ Ute'urmfpittl'dn Bf'iiie%r-': I th* smalt <>pen spate 'in ...COW A-Ir.sin'»d,'wben suddenly he ^ised. and, crouching down upon tie and* and knees, crept cautioo’ely forward fsw paces. Having' remained In ‘this'' with surtiug dhUnctuea*. liriUated’ abe ■-__ A.. Em* mamIm- cry of a tight owl, Mdf temterssd bh Hk .tbe.loditer Ml V>fAhw, jjatlina into now Tbe naked, when he aaw who bia visitor was. “Nona, Colonel,* replied Death; but I bare come to s*k a favor." “Lot ua bear it" eaid the colonel, inqulrinyjj, “and then we. will see what ‘•Well, it I*, simply this: If y«M *f‘11 barbarity ita.MlMwhw-werwUUfortunate put the “rifle*" under my order* to-night, and letmaoeeapy the, deserted poet, 1 enough to foil Into their hands. win nut only dear up the myatory of Tu put« atop U> these aggressive pro­ the dUappoacanbo of the four sentries, ceed iuga numerous.bodies, both of the. but make the poet tonaatabU ‘In the foregulars and the colonial .militia, ware ' , dispatched to the soveral potato assailed; tWR." “But bow 1" asked Ite Colonel, In In­ ana among the rest a Colonel Henry Inra, with • company of soma doxon Virginia tense surprise. . “I guess, Colonel,*’ anawered Death, riflemen, was ordered to occupy a small “you bad better let me bare the men cutpoaL '<r log fort, which, at thia period, ank order a* oUJ and I'll tell you the stood within'a fpw mllte.of the north whole affair afterwards. I promise ybo fork of the Alleghany river, that not one *ball rbtelye a eerafoh; that Having arrived safely at their quar­ la, If they will follow' my ^iMeUons fmters, the link company set about right­ niwirv* ing the old post, to make it a* comforta­ “You are a arrange man," said the ble as circumstance* would permit;, and Colonel, “but I think I will hit you have this being done, and order onoe mote re­ your oirp way this time. When do yon stored, aeptrica were placed at' all the ad­ ' ' . ' vanced points of the atotion, while the startf*' “la af>et>l an hour’s time," answered strictest vigilance was both •ojuioed nod t*he elated Death. exercised byjky . andJiigbk . “Very well, 1 will give the teeessary Amoryi.lha Virginia nflemsB who had volunteered mtojne company wm a tall, order*; so that you can Start, when yoe think proper. And what Is more. If yM. madly, fine looking fellow, who, front hi* perform sli that you promise, and don’t fatal and unerring skill as a marksman, bad received th* somewhat awe-lnsplr- cause me to regret fcavllig humored you, ing nori dt.piumt oCDealli." Bat with you shall have poor Lieut, Campbell’s whatever justice thh name had been ap­ Rector Campbelr was a brave' bbtplied to him for his skin, hla disposition headstrong young Scotchman, who had certainly entitled him, to ho'such tarror«peak I ng epjtbet On the contrary, he occupied the place of Lieutenant at the fort. Th a sodden feat <>f daring, he had was the very life of tbd' company. , voluptewretJ'to ataoJ sentinel al ths fatal Ilia rich fund of mother wit, large so- spot from which three Sentries had ’ilci»! propensities, and constant good na­ ready so mysteriously disappeared, and ture, rendered film a general favorite be'paid fl«r hie rashness with tiis Hfe.‘ with tbc men; while the Aever-MUpa It was about an Hour after hl* oonverstock of gtiine which his skill enablsd satlon with Col. hex, that doHiero ap­ him tr> supply the asess> lablwxjf the proached the deserted post, st tho bead cer* with,.not only recorpmened him to ofa'ternm rifl*ni*n, who had been tem­ their good graces, but ca'psad manr a litde “abvrteaming" of hl* .ip be • Inked M porarily placed under his orders. As they neared the post Le said : and passed over in sllehee which piner­ “^ow, boys, 1 will tell yott what wo wise, perhaps, ho wight nyt have 'got kregorn/ Udb. The long and short of over so easily. , ,... . . the teSair 1* simply this: Its a gang r>f The company bad not been stationed them’chased !r«qoi>ls that circumvented at the forrmuch more, than a week or abd tarried off, our‘four' ntaw, ' shooting two, ere .Death'll; pne of hie. exoqrsinr;* them' wltl their arrowy and then dsfor game,discovered that al, a small farm 'camping with their bodies. To-night, as house, three mlqa^Qf so distant flora the I ufae rWnrjdni 10 the fort, I suddenly for^therpriv^nccrtjjh MjasStanhope, thought J' bsarfl 'he edrnd of several whose equal In beauty and amjbility he voltes, and erobpieg on my hands arid bad never seen before. And to render .himself mors.pertain of the fact, he called knees toward the apol, got nigh enough to tee'arid hear that shout a, down hrnthe day folfovlnjLMfd«r■«P»«r qools were then arid there arranging their tence of having left bis powder ftaajt. ~ lleath wa*mvrt*d tocome egsln, by, yte^y'^oteliftto did noisy a wnrd to I /J, honor. Foet F — ’6lecam. ■ W« gte teere aktoM8 tAclw* Xfti- thEjnitf-HKW* about about threw Mura, ietall d^ rifid-fUkiirf. dowe SO unUF |v» uJ: . , volley which the remaining nfiemco noy pouted In upon them, but strain ssy; • owe of tho-five whom Death bed sieved * wt did not foil . Thiauwueuai event awm- J owing u> tbo following cause; U>s htAnchJ' of the bush on which be ted stoodisdbb''' rifle white firing,hadhuddeofy yielded at The Rebels the momeift tu discharged hlv'pIMe.'thM 1and tostad until 40< AC’M. mfrdering taariBtete bis ‘ MterwUs deadly 4^coo»w'iHiflS4^I^^^IBtoqtensk wbto^ aim.. .Ml", ’. । ‘-Jun ?cd II-.- ’■•.'J • ] aroeud .U* in every;dinac*ioter->ery Ulteringan impreeatiyn athiabad lnck, 1 Death sprang down the bank with the: 1uopleateiM to*esr -Ihars war ---------number killed apd woujm rest of bls Coin perilous, and with' one largo 1 bound resbhed the aSdeof the thief. They 'was all day until the boor of’ grappled and- bosh Ml 'beastie to-tbe 'whsh a-very heavy fight took lasted until llj-f* *- L ground, dasped,and darting glance* of ------- ■rz—' •avsge hatred from benralb their km Itod « wm a*«gM to behold the rate, brow*. " ’ ; advaaee aolnmn anar ealn»B and Efl *aa Over and over thsy rolled^writhlng end alrainiog, but seemingly neuter ebAtflwtlbebeedof the Indian earns’ in ky Um sb«rp->boot« eoutaet with the-poiut of a reteBhta prok k““*“ kl* *“ truded from tbe bank, stunning him eo> 9W’*d “P«? .item you ought, to have th. large bulldjnp which they net that be relexte tn* -ric^like- grip on, Death’s tbr^-tod tMlAftfthu. relict' dn fire. Yod do ndt kaow'tte horrible, nd, springing tu hi* fest, finiiked hfe ca­ of war, nor eon yoo imagine it. Large ret rh-y bringing the beavy breech of kin man.iona sad barn* were -' blowed .to rifle with sledge-hammer force, down pieces. Such excitement as prevailed-In upon his bead. • .nvCi ’ . the city at that time was never seen be­ Tbe remaining four Indians had , been fore. But If the retels luuf advanced bn likewise despstteed ; and tho victorious tb* great-Capital ou«Btei'dsy As tMy tn­ riflemen, none rf whom received a ।I VWod tn do. where would Wateirigton scratch worth mentioning, bow ateL/op htee been toAay 1 - Oh, ft; would hwye such a ebout fortheir victory that tbe old beisn in ashes I But the Order km coun­ woods rung with Jt for several mioutos termanded by one of their geuersla, arid after. ■ - . - ■•i■ » .-T . H Is a good tiring’ tb'at It happened so, as As Colonel lore had promised, Death we bad no troope out there st ttet time. wm promoted mtb. vacant pentof Lieu­ Albsejsewem out tbaretwo days skirmtenant; and now, dear render, we inUM iahing,.th* Sixth Corps of d>* Anr,y of beg leave to Joforen ye?, that our here the Potomac carue lo our sMbtanos, and and proiniaiag'rwteran, and Gea. Morgen will thby Aid. The teta. made a chitw* of Berolutiohary notoriety,tere toe and on Fort MaMSchueetto and took it, they the name iodiv Mon I. !>»,>/■•. r.-ia .tr-. ■ I MM -it about te, boor, when we rallied About a fortnight after thifr eventfulI, aid charged on tbem wd took ft. back night. Stanhope Farm became the mens, s^ain, sud took some prisoner*, the rut । I sm very terry to think we have eueh rebels in our city as we have. There . was some people arrested for making a । ateesb flag to present to the Brel rebel came.into the eijy, so. you can judge whether they cams near coming In, or rite.- Many relics can' be 'found oa 'tte SrrTLtax—■John DaMen, a ooentry boitle'field which was fought so near ntir bhetr-enflth, the hu.band of ■ yoohg'wtfo। Clpiial. < > Many a kame Ms beta msdo PFC lb* fo** of the loved ones; had labored long and beCAmh wealthy, hiribg the eustonl of all the fitrtwte* arid many a vacant seal will ever be left around. When be WMbh his dwnffWd, aroond the family circle, only to‘be retoembisred by their pest history. Mar tee called Ma wife Janet, to Mm. b £ “Janet,* Mid be, *1 am not long for. our God eteor tbeir hearts of sorrow aed tMs WbrM j I am wearing away very fas". tomfort them in their hour of trouble; Now-concerning’the bMlnCaa. Janet,, and may they feel proud that they fell . tbete's Andrew, the Rwomsn, • he know*1 In behalf of their country. all about the .hop, and Xbe Customer* all like him. Yne will juavlst a duoent, time otapae and then make np togetbe?" I “Ob, tny dedr J<iba Feaid boreu i ; How many did I see lying helpleae balling for help, but wu not allowed to assist them, but left them to die In titer eponies of pein, sbeh is the case. Resd•»*, when you are sitting alyour pleasant homes reading these lines, imagine the hardships that many of your friends rite teiBergtebg • some would be glad to eat ithqortiwfrtotB yoor table, yrt-some'cC �«««•'• ov,ij. H*rrnr»eB*in is spare time, ABRAH^LETCOLN, i.toTtoaA ® ' »rbi> on the Imide. The iarfi are if Hmber four feet through, the top fa covered with -liofir. Wifei wb f^tMfli'Wifcy 0« lhe top of the ' limbers; r There' are uta to tbe general we»fere;~aod Tbe Rtf that •‘be '•wrroog tn the maltaf was wMuveruxeo w*pay ■who stay at bome or wMtaytr ncopoin^^ '^ .o^'^sif' ibe-RepublicM to coihe t ^'Us'Uti ta thia Q to practise, w« areatill making Infioiksly smaller saarifieee tban vor brethren bi the field; hod wih *rb paying to secure ta> principal causes of beaUatiotl on lie part our children and ourselves freedom arj aYroelawful government, ifh tskeeill ihtt a man can gel, at the d’atante of ten »• the jiriM te sfll^bol Wgh. ' Tbs peaoe they mean ie not th#, peace we tnaas; they want separation and indepeodsnoe if they can get U, or if they cannot'gei'lt, a mere nominal onion tike tbs old confederatroa', which fell to pieces of itself, or tbe present rickety and stag­ gering Confederacy ; but we want a res! Union, each as our fathers and tbe progreaa of wrtott have made—a living brganixod nation—a republic of republics, whose bonds shall be as firm aa lhe liga­ ments of tbe human body, and wboae operetlona as harmonious and lasting as those of the solar aystera. The political «a»eii Sad Barry. Ml SAS euuVantioa to wow nt. IM4.ato»« o'clo t-sshis in said cans dalagtas 1b said Coara leaders of tbe South will never consent to abandon their desperate position entil we destroy tbe armies by which ibey maintain It; or until their own people, in life extremity of their Bufferings, drive ^fe.’W-nnr- ' ■ my.KhfPn^KB.rr.-rv,’ By th© tenth of next month alt the stock, adpa will be cotupleted, thvnw'Uh'aafilall guard to each bridge, our syilropd cornraunicatirxr will be safe through tn AtltoIK. There Ms bwq spnJs Wd Ruhling going pc, in and eroded Atlanta for the last few d*5», wha) the rdsolf ta FHlve nol booo able lo loath,'bih \hat a'great battle i» going on h evident by tfie trains going north heavily Jpden wifti'adsoncrs, ar (what uibaya,generally call them) gray backs tn large numbers gn. xng ta t,he rear. T.Thb Hastings Boys are all well and in goftd eplrlta,' and anxious to bays the first of November comaWhen they hope to have the. privlfsgsto cast their y©lea for Old Honest Abt. Old Abo wjU get, ninety votes out of a hun­ dred in this regiment. I should judge by what 1 can learn, that the army alt lire* swill average about the same. ' " Thb 'Gan to \bi pa'ks through what is called Sandy Ridgy, and ‘took Its nsn.e from Gen. Hooker.Wfio j showed 'afiefa great akijl ia taking'it front“ the1 Irtemy. »f odfMMpn wbfehlod totbedlsMter at Petersbrt%, whrfbo Wfef tbnt had they taken priaseMfon df'tbh Mil wbk*b they were eiifecied to tale, which they could have' iaVen/lMid"which cohuoanflbd the rebel works aodbew&j; aod-oould have ’ 'isld, had been previously mlqed o W-W, Tor CM# mown, tbe i cm^d/not V# Induced to finish .1 viiiana' ns that no wronj astiw-A । , , . ' | U Captain, . Regiment of lhe E Cavalry, Capt. Houghts ”i^MUa»d5MU«rita • orb,, and dcmorallulioti'was cro- i lhe fruits of a vie/ j r hen it w»» WAlhU, tMr grMP। ■r 'i"’■We Pryor PotaipiK. ' / A Rum and Wm. JI. Good/ - Waabingum, Augusl 3-— it is bcenmingapporvnt to tbe War Department iImt tho rebels are rood vsd on a vigorous catnpslgrron the Upper Putomae, and are reinforcing Gen. Early strongly. Three hundred rebel Cavalry visited Frldsil,Vuruing a train of cars an<}.soma freight. Qpn. Early crossed the river tbe same day with US,000 <n«n, and on return of-the navalry 7,|g!<|> to enlist. Fall Into I He now^^lds^Martlnshurg and the sur­ ' officers of that regiments fotCiptain Lamb’s Qirnj nnih, »lib luce *MBh tWtio Ulot fight ta the «M write te their rereuwy’a sake. Ttae ItMrrwngwrat of prices may be twcrere- ,o»J tain Lamb has seen three vice, and all the Regime rounding evantry. j: ‘' 'T* Mew Advertisements. iwj*' Eaub is i ”;^^rey;'A. waooaiia aaana roetas nermn '^i e.jD.dkOy.sanaiEro AMERICAN ORGANS. MTift Kfrinrltf^naflpiitst, , For Chamber. Scbooia, «•«. Evary larlramrn^ Warranted tor FJi Prices, from 1100 to w»:~ THE AMERICAN OBCAM jx^ DeoccHT.—Tbs light , jjry hot weather. The gro. I* oow no poeeiblliiy of then a third nf a crop of e sheet of very fine music frl '- iiehing bouse of H. T. Mer Washington Streal, Chicagl dier'a Pride,” the words by Jfekrin, ■ a gfowiog tribal. Stitt fcstfore’vrtfo A> Goon Horau—Ti Horn* in Battle Creek is ,.gmei well-regulated .bote I f be appropriately Bly led tl '"Uome." Tbe great de*»J- . found under the m»nsgcm<| tbe McCamly House. Th I are experienced landlord*1 comfort of lhe travelling pi B-xae la provided to and fr.; all bills are moderate, and eminently “wril-kepU” B S We shall awfler from high and cncer tdfe jMoH while & war testa-fib the Co; CdVAUtT • Heugbialiu has received iVratawa oompanv of caval •WS41 them out of it. They have nothing to hope from peaee or a. raelorattoo. of Abe ------- — Hooker left Union but everlasting contempt at home CbattahicjATeM^fffi.fes m^ehAnf here last ynighi, fur“.Wasbipgton. Tbe There Uno doubt but the repulse of a and abroad. They‘will, therefore, fight Ringgnld. Ga. Through thia Jlipa’ the( C'ommrro'nZ «aya.hia retirement from lhe small portion of -Gea. Grant’s army at on as long as they c^ii, and our.'^beat ne­ nillrogd runs and also Ina 'Cblciatnauga, ’ army resulted'from a feeling on bin part ^-Petersburg was bad enough, but I# being gotiations for the pseoent art Bhermaa’s Creek, over' which there Is two "bridges' , M the indignity doifehitn by lhaappolstfiig magnified and mlareprescnted by the marehea and Grant's deathgrips. These , some one-hundhed rods »|>*rt. Between, ' Mtnt of Howard, tp succred McPbersqn. copperhead presa, for political purpoees, . Tba-AHauta of the Mtb admits must soon ibrrag thw more: rational part these bridges our'camp Is situated, near '<b» a few corrections ahem to bo aeces.what wa».,uoo* * gridmill 'ind t.ftrtn, a lose »f WOO In the jssUfe «f «be 20th, of tbe Southern people to reflection, ; ' and-My* at the .cate of figbling since but tow pob the Tram*6f tejthefr are ■shry.r The attack upon one part of the whan we shall have propoeala to which' , Hood command of tho, seboLnrmy, rebel workajls magnified Into a general tbe people of the North may honoraWy apple and peach trees, under wbosy^e. Jl»iil-b*«MiiMl*lwd lathMewneka. attack, and tbe repulse as a repulse of listen, and whaa, tofe we may re#«rw «an wa bare pitted tod wb also - our whole army. The loan In man iaaet snow er that will abow naaa magnanlfonus : derive sotus’behyfftfrfon'lhs fri)tt,to>it down at a score of thousands, and wa are in concession as wj» have been energetic St Ldnfs, Augdsx 3.—The steamer ■ ' •>! x again assured |Eat wa cannot conquer tbe in combat EHeDfciho arrived Xt Bt Joe. Monday ' I wus pleased tolearn 'ofUe siW ar Av- fiWftbe VpfHrMteettri. Throe day el rebate. JU Neg fork ITorU save that ^1 tifWin; JoOM, wbt» Wii with UeTpr before her arrival, at'Fort Bithold, the uw0 cannot takt^Riehmand," and there Gen. Carringtoe, eom mandant of the Indiana tnade'tbree aauulta on the Fort, rare thousands who will believe the state, military department of Indiana, has pub­ which were easily repulsed. Gun. Belly uient because they desire it to be true; lished an official expose of tbe recent bis aioee attep^unto bis duties andklbd- left Fort Rich on the 17lh fur tbe heart ofthe Bidbx Nation, where'be expected ’■especially until the election is over.— Democratic treasonable orgaokatlnn In’ that Stale. This organization is secret, to hat# xA wngngsmeut. The expedition These Copperheads aver, at other times, oath-bonnd and both civil and military. sorry |bal bis health would not per nil t was oompoaod of two Minnesota rrgi-, that-the ioausa of Ibe disaster was tho use Ills simply tbe Indiana branch of lbe**O. £*1?' menta, the 7lh ,Iowa cavalry, twn ^nm • of negro -troops, so J that these led in the A. L.” and famtehaalbe strongest cor fnenda must part in Unieaof war. This .paalee of Dacbtah volunteers, 100 Ne-' rnborstivs testimony of the substantial Regiment's time will expire tha 3fith of brack's scouts, add four guns. The comsnaaIrSeptember, al. wbicb.tij«»w tb<?v frxpect io m'tofl' todk 30 days’ rations. Tbe re-! ' Now the truth -of this matter is, that accuracy of the; Ck. feotris dieeioscree.— TWrd is but one I mainde^ fff! Belly*a fereeh were left to This organisation covers twelve States, •tart fur the Stale. -but three dirfefeas of Grant's forces were Michigan among lhe somber. The ex- nun, that lives’ id IJasGpgs 'wlmU time K,rrt.my. •« oo'mpan nsed in tho aesanlL Only one fort was poenre pertains almaet exolueively to will expire with the regiment, odlaes they les of th# fid Wisconsin at Fort Rich, one . tnibirfMd only one position of the furti- Indiana and is very fid I, and eirtaWishes should decide to let the men gu that.- eti- al Fon Delon,‘ahd tbe rerneindcr oflbe listed in the fiUlofalxtJ'-Wfy Bll ajp regfmertt alotig tha river. . ' ^rations assaulted. The colored division a eloee intimacy of tbe «O. A. K.” feed­ ers of the North and tbe rebels of the old regiments, which *'M Utb/agraitnent did not load the assault, but went to lhe Booth. Many prominent Indiana Dem­ at the time wo enlisted, pul I hnderW'itadHbMEa^hib. f support of Gen. Leddies'division of white ocrats are named as connected with it. stand the V^ar DepaHment have hyci^ed oui^'XugMl jk—the Dtmcrot troops, after they had been compelled lo Tbe disclosure fills twelve columns of . W'ooaaitttal re'.ird. The colored troops, under a gal­ the Lafe ye tu Javr^al. Tho proceedings wb—r*.- IV Smith, of the Grand Onncil at Indiana. Iasi Feb. of dealing with men, ns^clt os poor p-,1, ling Ara largely enfilading, attained the order,.of American 'CHANCERY BALE* rctary, are published -In. full. Tbe Gnmd toy fur tbe Government, wb art ■Hunt, and Chas. E. crest of lhe second fortification, but were Secretary, in bls report, claims that the tats of Michigan.—fa* amdt a** rr-P*Pulf Grand piim/•" tU OxfUfyThrrt.-U GUorrrf. eompeUed to retire, withdrawing at' last order in Indiana numbers 12.000 mem’• Tb*J *’*» m1um1 for • re eotstn. OrioHoo H. B<M **-i C*'rtn 0a». in considerable disorder, bet leaving bera,end It is alsn spoken of as particu­ met) and hut lu uis—of ro^enHalih£‘ by if .in winch lbby acknowledged their that cannot be extended.U> us, we "tfalm ' tnany 'brave men' dead upon the field.— larly flooriahlna tn this Bute. We Mmll Statements to be untile; and admake room for some striking extracts Lhe right to be mustered <iut 'tvjib, tho tl» exlstenoo of ..the order nn ) The whole movement was'originally in­ regiment as a duly tbe Govcrntpenloyrps from Gea-Carrfegto*’*-report. eroberahip jWi It.. This coafestended to be a surprise, sad was effect­ • Il will be au«i.in our telegraphic col­ re# many delatla, snd.tke workings ively planned. The feint of Geo. Han­ umn that several of tbe leading men Im­ weaa. of tha order, । but no new £Pt111, x: D' 1.i,M' * ,b! subscriber, CTnSm OmatOnnur fa sed of Dsrry ecus tv, Mlchlnn, -Bock's Corps screes James River had oon- plicated in tbe grant Copperhead oonimportance wat)t revealed. . siderabiy weakened the rebel army at spiricy in Missouri have made public oonfeesii.n of Chair guilt and tbe treason­ Petersburg, but lhe delay In springing able chAracter of the ‘■Aowricnn Kpighta" rairiSWS A«. «—Tw ' the mine, owing lo the fuse going Ont, enThe Indiana SralineZ confesses tlto ez. has ihofullpwing, from Harrisburg the nbled the rebels left to make to effective isleuce nf th# secret organizations,. and StK: Cot Boyd, uf the 91st Pennsylvio +esistimce ht their greatly superior posi­ argues the sight under the Federal. Cun- of uur.Ucm of roll cm ent, a eliluliup tn maintain them. T>o- Worid tooujdjx)4iscbarg«t before we tion. It is generally conceded that w# avers that "the plot was concocted by ad two yearn, we .wpuld'apt bi infficted great loss .upon them—a loss Meot. Col. Sanderson” who bos always to that. We war# willing to - oMsiderably larger than our own, and been a Democrat, sod used to edit the . Laitr received this morning, have permanently demolished one of Philadelphia Jtttual that gave Buebenan stales tKsf the rebels' retreated borneward«’T,afid bar* again eluded th# prep­ their most formidable and anooybg’for- an eflective support. Tha Chisago Timu to complain. Man Q»a|. wlpl now denies the existent# of sacral trea­ arations fur ibeir’capture. Ills thought tlficsUsns. r sonable •enable Democratic organizations, orRanizMiocs, and under: t£e new Oemmsader, tbe rebel In­ TheJataAt news from the Army of ibe yet only # fewjigysagO.it> speaking of roads Infw bur 81*U will etase. A: dis-. the Prorta rv Con^U^Jl W: . ' ” — — — ij ss id ' ' Fatamao rrpraasnta It sa being in good rtere from tbe -W . rw lelaewhara a oil! lor a Dem­ • spirits-and, ha leaderpefeotly eopfidout ocreticl ____ CuovenGec, to M W<l *» .of ultimata straoae.' He is not a than to Pepekr Ije longjmder a abadow, and we believe . Uta jeouatr/ will soon bear from him again, sad the oaxtlime to tha Borrow of tee, bat baa Uta-aignataras appended of dolUn bw.lj, tbe rebate. - «*>-v - lkr‘* “d v’*’ ■saVrtEii'w™ n— jl Co. chance to go to Battle Cree McCemly House; and, out , if,you stop ‘bsre once, y.-i format tbe 1st number o' JUpfril New Era, publish. •orta.b" lilseeixrol very eredltable in eppearea ‘ course, devoted to lhe Intel •mH UtTHHMA csffee cs vengeful John, In his endea ' tbe dominant party of the ; ;Yan Buren. 1W EEAPB «TKBKT. W. T. TU ahevs Company srs ks^rs »H u» wsrid as Um swaSrs of ibe Cafes PlsauUoa. s _ _ Howaxb Aaaocuvtox Phi We Inrito the attrolion of e the announcement of thia w< natoler.; Institution in out . - «• •mfeteh Mi u tWEMMf HIM eed.fo tbe Mtish W?, kr’ «* -Js *kraa difeeM kfofe eolumne. Our business Iran . tha^aanagtra lead us to beli a sound, useful and raliabl! f !■ ■ ■■■■■■■ A boaudfcl Wnel ■e’Marvmt T<me," <?»•*• Wrf n» udjv puh. » .>aMLa(>b.Mv4i<r �)n. //ft ANNOAJ. TJ1X BALES. S" :e hspa,that tha <miy avldaaoa of any thing wrong la die mailer wan tbe Wlure of "nf lfteUma ,of holding the Convention being one weak later than expected, con. vincec us that uo wrong was intended anywhere. . .taw Cxy^LMY Ccmfant__ Henry llougbtelio baa rncdvtf authority to AfcW.t’s- raise a company of cavalry, which ha is tu command as Captain, fur Col. Wor ratr's Regiment of tho Eighth Michigan Cavalry. Capt. Houghtalin baa aasoci. •Ud M lai and Shi Liautananta Andrew J. S PBC1AL NOTICES Lnccv, A. H. Ellis is recruiting men ii-r Ctptain Lamb's Company, to take a place in tbe Now Mick Third, and is meeting with very good success. Chptain Lamb has seen three years of ser­ vice, and all tbe Regimental and Staff ufficers of that regiment are veterans. 4 glorious record is in store for the New Mich. Third. . ' /.! i Daovotrr.—Tbe light shower of ten S- « days since baa been succeeded by very The ground is literally parched up. Potatoes are nearly ruined, and many fields of corn are ditto. There is Uqw no poaaiblftty of getting more dry hot weather. than a third of a crop of either corn or potatoes in (his section. ORDER FOR APPEARANCE Naw Music—We'are in receipt of a .«a«ir (heat, of vary fine music from tho pub- I*'®’11 ra-xT— li.bing bouse of H.T. Merrill & Co. 1» Washington Street, Chicago. ‘The Sol­ dier's Pridwf’* the words by ILTbompkins Eaq^ sod the musk and chorus by H. T. Merrill, is a glowing tribute to the A ’ A "grand old lag. Stilt tasting o’er ths free.“ Goon Hotel—The McCamlt Il oom in Bettie Creek is one of those quiet well-regulated hotels which may be appropriately sty led lhe “Travelers is • is i Home." Tbe great desideratum of lhe traveler after bis weary day’s journey is ' a place of rest and comfort. This is | found under the management of the new . leaser», Messrs. Stokk At Kstcbvm, of the McCamly House. These gentlemen are experienced landlords and make it their especial study lo contribute lo the comfort of tbe travelling public. A free Hte is provided to and from the are; CHANCERY ORDER. all bills are moderate, and the House is f 1TB OF MICHIGAN. Eighth Jcrttdal Or^MMdtagtetSs Cl res H Obert for tWCaaay Reader,if you chaneo to go to Battle Creek, stop at the eminently “well-kept." McCamly Hoom; and, our word for it, of Barry, in Chancery. at tbs Coort Borno £ 1^1“ <“V‘ ** *»• •***■ ■raw if you stop there once, you will stop MOtu D. T^.OaagUatai, asdran X Tsmf, Z>rijdssf there again. A Fixxon Parxa.—We have be­ fore-os tbe 1st comber of tbe ’ Andrew JrTowr«WBtfknaMssn>r ibt Bute of Grand JttpiA JFew Ere, published st Grand UMX UmssM san rwtaaal Dih nil il in Sa toisp- Rapids, “under the auspices of the Fro ■Vl'iiftbW Torn 3 North of Lug* West moot Club.’’ Uba six enldmned paper, very creditable in appearance, and is, of 9 course, devoted to tho interests of Re­ » 4 SiS’tt vengeful John, in bia endeavors to defeat & the dominant party of lhe country a U Van Buran. How am Aasocunos PMUAMUJ-nta.— We Inrite the attention of our readers lo tbe a n nouncement of ibis well known be­ adminbtbators bale the matter of Uir Katefc of Sabvbl Soo- nevolent Institution In our advertising columns. Our burinees transactions with tbe managers lead us to believe that it is a sound, useful and reliable Institution. ’ j*—iiiitfi |7ni1i—'■ • CHANCERT BALE. riTi OF MrcmoiM.-Tb. >X ■> ■ •» M Bit sgai tansv •NM .is.ssj �Jtmi. Robestb &. Striker, -szjzc xw^^hfa rmwa tw« gntiip’ RT ahwriwM, »a«»t co® ■ ’ •£ *» BBccrrsP jrrow, an4»catU0rlth tbe hand Ch is ptf»i4fflu» nm • OJto.la-.R~w buaQa to the act feiniy .{ink! furrows, and the «epui*dW*4: <3 ~ ADVSRTDI*1 laasO*". »«• ll0**-®* , Ant, sad P6c.nl. for etoh B. Xtlboraldi^oanttoyw u«irea»lbro«gb milkiuMtason. Such ahi r • wOowrtre aHIkdB late*;?to confirm tbe 1. -.-■her pearap di«» feed never pays belle*- j ■^thsm M lh»Jall.M>r gottf milkers areaf* -j U.U mttfc detain pMr an^Meak un froxen i COME AND BUY MOM Nj -for *e a*eof W&aafcip »IWSed totMhar Ahl Ae Ub0tnr,pne maa. is for 'life a Ml atodk 'tf ■ i;'.; 3 -or those— '. t. rc 1 LMC tbefi be' no IpdK uf sociability 1 < Sin tha jural districU,' 1 nlng*^tay be greatly ' lly iuiercouree. Tbrowi I I foeMlitiea, and neil1 ; Hetith %ur •pursuits spiritw'«rf 0 in-A: 1 rue li,ne 1*' > ^aS.^lMaM.ai’n. 1— i» kflnW«K ver matter, connected tWXmla^ uiE -St lK*r« are till .• . & arming ooWmuMly wWy there .ra nb icisthisita, catmol be;Adtimaled in dv»-| lara and csru; for not only does tbe tack' >f exchanging IRnsrrf Wtr^ Alnintf to airicu!tura! purWifts, greatly mpede .tirwHAfol fnrtifthg;'but there ik onKntMleqtunf. irtjT.I Ad social. reAh, lutl Tcainol be omnputed, and rb« lost can"never be /^covered agaiul !4FyonF‘ne%bbor auocwMs ,Uetter. .than rpupsolf^ pepducmg any. Whip,-'xfi> >»l, eel that yoy are -ftumbliM yourself to Jeb and OardPrti MEDICS!* AL •MORTOAfiEfil . >'» gasfass’ IM"'*-* GRQC&UBW, tea. corm, sgait, sri<w. PRUNES. HOB, >AlBntB.CQpraH; tahct. ererrtMagia lh<<h**V will be needed for fatailr use. , Aloe a grsal rutWr of the ./- • ' ’ • aznuiEKV ipiKBurwffiiflTS. ■ An4 Coekltg EMr»cU, * ’ B. WLGHTMA --WXBKLMRI3 OROCRM roR TinxirBaAA.BMMWrr urpiM ixMM- 3±KXS'______ ^ffi^*-*^** ST-A-’I’TONTIEVT. J. GRANT! rasa, pbcjia. wks. p^m. «s‘ VEl^PfiSi C^BDS, *A • • Upu. owrebytree my bo feya^ali «^‘b Mrtm.nl :ritmWfJiB : io. c7RAW ' PATEHT MEDICINES P”T‘’l°°*t ihi BODKRTS SHHllFfS SAUL IK MIrLIXEOFnUDE Come and SeeH arg. surety find au hndleciual, social and proepdroos peopfe 1 *•’ t'<aO i9/>. >•» . Bemedr Cto .Bpuaa Frail Tree.. lr*rT effort fiilM -ftTrifeft' tbeui’ bwr . Trdit, ImHhia wa. We oracled a porto hie feweMrouDd each 00% Md kept a pig .-deta the endow ra. Four panned AU^aUtomi feet !<«<. «< UgU bmrd 1 - ------- Placed around a together at lhe corners.— .had been ia tbnt pen about AAerlhs ■ were rtmw*ed to another AJMMftli ■ L-i ... _____ ___ - lo a--.produce ---- —rramady fails _ _______ ■hr- they have t:_ good fruit,1 after been rill well । oosttaeedao erer etaou * rt-KttoCCard eer, D Paari si. aber I. !«*.“ ■ • I1VAE JUST RECEIVED Some fruii/.teea bUI newer produce any »** jw*. WK GROCERY, Eating Sf Billiard pw^*' saloon. : 1 GREAT IMPROVEMENT. draTTQMTwtnOT T . EATON dt IMPORTANT AND THUE! IRE you anffeeiag with tbaidraadptbuM, fret- McNADGHTONr. TTAftOTrs xtobalou EiyGwiiisperfuy l!rt yra^kuf with lb. tartans of tr'seek-nnF RRwiwh atacunraa. ;_____________________ hd^ayeas; WE»V celeb'iated fatent •Iterawfon to sMloy Htose who stre them a therrkEoott—A rob«rib«r TrftH oegh trial; and .wNtrsrOe fatroouced are rapidly may be kept a year. U». pickle follow a: ••One pound of ut*!l< aria pound of rock salt, end efsofl watar. : H-shoold stand e»d a«H. then stirred nd «» the edge, which should be tesmsll enddown, _ Care shoql d AQAdrct .lboM .vUb,U?ick sbelta, ft err frrab. -They must be kept -J> tobod’.ar I Aui*. fc^ATlfoni -.WAjeer. perfectlyAwd-’ Anoihdraobscriber raJranmeuleUme witei for keepr-fog-eggw.-ltae bpecteof eribMed Ume to forty gallons «f water.. Draw off the dear hirer imd ad J to it two quarto of salt Keep tbe wrw in. tha' Waler tn a niaflkijdane. । /jwtow'fWa'FBdar'.'-’ I1 Hering foal »tcw gir. entire ■eUsfocuen. OUR STOCK OF gtOGUUBS IB VEBY FULL AND COMPLETE 8ELF-ADJU8TITG WRINGER No Woud-Wnrk toSeweil'cr BpIk. ‘ Na Thftmb-Scrtvr to yet out of Order.' OUK BILLIARD TABLES VTamase Xsaaam. KisaVill speedUy rdtere. Wuxuilfwuisu Koto will hanrsv. your digestion. , . ARE you Krauttar with pais, with Oow fa your W.reoe’e Xscaaieta Kraq win •BOOTS & SMBS', 7°^ •x^***B*f^“XT!’1' 'WA-TWQX'b’nKCBALOIA USQ. a osrtWo V«rrtar%T1-S,S' ■?.*“/%& GROCERIES ISF" COU^TYC D. u« » NO lDrunlcenmii cr Bawdy im Mau'ufoclured and sold, a Uleaale and retail Lt i . trill be allotted. raercTsaa ■asrracTcaiao co.. And all who ar. wUtlng to palreoii. a guistand It. £1 FtaUSu, Mew reek, sad Qrr.luA Ohio. • 8. C. NORTHROP, AgaX. orderly Gaocaar *»n BuoM. must nolfiH 14 WH.kTHVKRFBODT KBQWH.^1^ ,. . CITE C8 A CALL ! That Iron.wt>UjpH*aiied, wXuifMeA' i-'' . TtaH o •wnpt. machtae UbeUar than a compli ; .: • i FIRST-CLASS* ’ ' ..irAdiasusr. d- GROCERY, EATING AND BILIJARD 8AL00M. W m. L. Eavo«, . D. McNadontox. AND DRY GOODS! -9C«anilsa a, id>wnwbtp »»r ImA «/»uh» ' MtStra: Wwbrai Renhaart at ffwnU. Hill. fe. the courat . ' ■’.r^W(l riT !• —* RTOWWi IPBIDBS. Clothin •A Farm**.”—A Car rpapMAm t Pratlaad paper A'scrikis AdebMe Id |------ JOHN HC ■nurtWi’-IEF —* tbebeteftts CMStg. OFFICE OVER BLA KK^ STORE. senses psracber; whereas, ■wHtkowt tbe Will attend to all eall. is the MbSsTBU prut-.-. -fcmart*bri$ MkBmaB-r* Ljtfcwt;^ : c4<» iwmber ul 'tlta'airatasu “T^ra^a ifa-Mr; and sot asbomoA «o be one, astd I! am now7agked,tbtf mnrrtkiFile., h..I**, U In-.L rlrrWH HARD-WARE! ixfei ~cr BTBBB as gum Arabic powiat,'pot lam a pitcher IDLKTILU Unusually Low! (lEFFBIBp.N FA.BMES, ««. ««. wM® wntbiac doo ran raaNwethwm 'after IATTOK. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-08-17.pdf 37ddaa7083857492b9b2d1eeb3db6fb7 PDF Text Text .nnovl 08- :kah NO. to. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1864. gartinji Nmtr, IS PUBLISHED BVBM WKDMXSXM.T. r UISTIWGS, >1R*T OOUXTT, meveeas »<MU or DYSPEPSIA • ■ • ■' J» •" •■•■;•. "■ /aytfi, 1M4. • ITO TOE FMFLEmr TO IMITRD AND DDJEABES MBEUIXG MlOJI DBORDiaS OF THE LIVER ft ths vahre of the system, and corits errors. Such hm breo the work By .ao art of Cbngrsas, approved Jane h Congress was called upon to per BO, 18M, tbeaecretary af ta Treasury £,ram> Internal Revenue is autliorasd to lasoo an amount not ex­ ceeding two hundred- mlllitaM of dollars srtrtions of its authors. In the ter Treasury notaA bearing intarMk Afoa rate not exceeding seven and tbrfc-keuta _____ .__ Tom, 1863.lt yielded about THS fiaiUT BTRMQTaDriXO ~ per centum, redeemable after there years foeVWsd CRMtalf millions of dollars, while the corresponding month of thia from date, and to exchange the same for ft© JO (Do lawful money. Tbe Secretary is farther y eW xskurMd about fifteen millions, un­ There BMtrrs hare perform^ more Cw«: authorized to convert the same Into der the same law. Coder the new law. AND DO GIV£ BITTER BATttPACTMHr I an i»iU» nf Bjoi, Card, rfoaJKft, bonds, bearing fotrrest a at rata not AMr which went into operation on the first Have note TcsUmonv. ' i present month, the Treasury /•rey PrUliM * »tort aMto, sad aS ceeding six per onntum, payable in coin, leisure. Zf.t rjr JfOKJt BBSPKCTABLi: PPOPIf TO quaofly radrivee one million ta in pursuanoe of the authorial thus oonferIWCK FOB nmtf ] ks time and experience enables red,! now offer to tbe people of the It L INKS of re »sb4. Thao any olhsr article in lbs mukel. n employed In collecting the United Btataa, Treasury notes aa doperibWe defy any One to contradirt thu Assertion, :o enforce the stringent provised in my advertisement dated J.ujy. 25, SklatosJtonsew^J, chair opposite Mr. Treeeely. AND WILL PAY glQpO L 1 _.t that a million Tv prsTsct its otling. ...,x -Yes,4 mW Luke treeoneotaely. “I 1864. 1 ' rill be found the rulenad not'the Toaay oaothel will prodoos a CertAretopahbsbThe circumstances under, #bioh this Utttvli<w»r bon ’ ,, ' whh for a capable housekeeper. Do ed by u. that b not GENUINE. i. SUU, much space Is undoobv loan la asked for, and yoor aid invoked, yon think* y mt would bo willing to take Haires Jtoer oelooger, for Improvement In tbolsw. and though differing widely freea .ta exiatlng HWFLi.MPN GEBHfiK BITTERS (ir-to fora mu. charge of my boms 1" stata of affiiirs three years ago, are such WILLCUREBVEBY CASE OF Yoe may make h stronger.) •TH," clggled Miss Plant, Udlng her as to afford equal encouragement and se­ of necessary iuformadoo to acquired. The blushing in ber Hlaoodged pocket hand ­ Chronic or NtevoM Dsbithy, Diseases of the curity. Time, while proving that the proper sources ofcrevenue, and tbe most BbeeMyee Mwdreira tr;.t—>n.< ni...... . ■■ « kerchief. “That to. If yoo don’t think struggle for national unity was to exceed effective modes of obtaining it, are best Thai ta soap ba tavery, tne unragltjenly in giving my consent." SUrllcsvs s«>un4.,, , in duration and severity our worst antici­ developed in the execution of existing Luke stayed—ha thought Miss Plant a pations, has tested thy national strength, laws. And I have reused mereurea to W|tK»»>hkof»»T'’'Tvery old woman—but nsvestaleM be and developed the naiTonal resources, to ] be Initiated which wOJ, it to beltored, Wbsn ths srep isdooe, went on: _ _ an extant alike unexpected and ;remarka- enable Congress so to improve and en­ Seth ky lefell It; “I'm very particular about my coffee ble, exciting equal astonishment at home large the system as, when Ul en in con­ —I suppose you understand all these lit­ end abroad. Three years of war have nection with the revenue from customs, tle details V . A * . ■ .. . burdened you with a debt wbteh, but and other sources, to afford an ample and . "Ofttjursr l .de," Mid Aunt Zaruiah, three years since, would have seemed be­ secure basis for the national credit. On­ “I can cook first rata, though I say it who ly on such a basis, and In a steady and , yond your ability to meet Yut lh« shouldn't My IL My coffee's as clear as oacrtutatod feealth and predottiro oner­ vigorous restraint upon currency, can a wire, and I’m great on biled cakM." ! giM of the nation have proved to be so remedy bo found for existing evils. Such “ Ars you," said Luke, rather puxxlod. vast that It has boon borne with com par-. ।i uatraiut can only.be exercised when the D. C. BAWUY. "Well, I thick wo.may oontider thio 1. all kinds of Family Oroeerire, alive eaee, and a peaceful future would jgovernment is furnished with means to as an engagsaeeol." stiztr’XaitrKuE; hardly feel its weight Asa pries paid |provide for its necessities. Bat without “1 relc'lata an," aald Miea Plant, again Aid of a patriotic people, any goverofor national exbtooos, and the preserve- the i ~.l <•( tee HuW Hoane. taking refuge in her lilac-bordered ker­ tien of free institutions. It does not de- tment to powerless, for this or any other chief. desirable end. Serve a moment ’s consideration. * i ConUias no Barn or WhtAey, “1 ebould like you to come aa eoon as The denominations W the notes pro­ Thus far the war has been supported aUTD <nAW*T fcA^m -ri-R-uvv^»vnma poselbjo, aa 1 wish to engage a house Im and carried on, as It only could have been, ;posed to be issued, ranging from fifty to mediately," said Luke, rising. by a people resolved, at whatever eoet “ Oh. confound It ” said Luks Tressaly. “ Oh certainly," smiled Mias Zeruiah. IS TIE BEST TOMIC ' of blood end treasure, to transmit; unim­ Well who wouldn't hare been tempted “When i. it to ba 1" For their paired, to posterity, the system of free posed to aid tbeir country. to use rather s strong word, to stumble “When is what to be V’ rarREADVwim m : , government bequeathed to them by the redemption the faith and honor and prop­ ! into such a maehtrom of soapsuds, scrub “Why—how embarrassing—the wed­ great men who framed it. This deliber­ erty of that country are solemnly pledg­ birtg hrbshes and mops 1 Cleaning bouse ' ding !" Ib.B.phi ate and patriotic moire has dereloped a ed. A successful issue to thia contest, -What weddingF f ths Sort 1 Indeed—the wbrds are all insufficient to Iburcd, I’cniurwo. .v. wri power aurprising eren to lhemaelves.z It now believed to bo near at hand, will Uapttol Cb<ird>. HbilUdpM*. 1 express fbe'foriornlty of that once cheer­ "Why—ours to be has shown that In less than a century a largely enhance their value to the holder, going to be married f m , I bat* known Heofl*»<i'»G«rta»n Bittars forsr»- ful little room. nation has srisen, unsurpassed in vigor, and peaee once restored, all burdens can “And this -c(mier'of boarding," said "My good woman," eaid Tressaly, bit for a nanbrr wf^ran. 1 Mavs used tMa in be lightly borne. He who selfishly with. .n.l h>>* hrva an »Uuad with Luke to himself when be was fairly in turning red to the route ofhisbair, “here and exhaustless in resources, able to couduct, though a series of yrere, war on ita SIds his kid iu the bops of turning bis term iu muiv others, rod know that they bare tbe open air. “If 1 wasn't such a miser­ is tome enorofetja-mistake—1 merely most gigantic sealo, and finding itaoll, ■liable means to greater immediate oi<r*tad la ■ atnkingljr beneficial manrer. I taka able pohronn about sueh things, I,weuld wished ro engage a housekeeper— 1 nev­" when near its close, altnott unimpaired profit, Is speculating upon his country's $nr»l plavnra in thus pnNtely pr.wfoiiafog _th», ask Jenny Hope to have ma, - I'll take a er dreamed of proposing to you F in Mil the material elements of power. It misfortunes, and may find what seems fact, and citing lb« attention of there aflletad little house somewhere and get Jeony “ Well I ’ m unreT shrieked Mies Ze ­ with lb* disrnM for which thee are recommend’ has, al the present moment, great armies to bo present gain leads only to future nd. io there Bittern Unwieg tram txX**’" ‘bet Hope to recommend some nice old woman ro! ah,-1'11 have you1 know that I don’t in tbe field, facing an enemy apparently loss, [appeal, therefore, with confidence who knows bow to roast partridges and need to go out to service—add I’m as ’ approaching a period of utter exhaustion, to-a loyal and patriotic people, and in­ darn stockings, and make coffee, and good as vou be any day In the -wrek.—* bit still ata usgiing with a force she great- voke .the efforts of all who love their And if you calculate to Insult a poor,j ar aud more desperate re U sees, and.be- conn try, and desire for it a glorious fairon ahirta.” And Luke Tressaly proceeded merrily lone woman, you’ll find out yass’te waked s cause it sees, the near approach of a fisal ture, to aid their government in sustain­ __ towards tbe browp-stone-casket that held up ilro wrong passenger I 111 proreoute and fatal consummation. . thick, in D>y\ —--------- _s-’-Sg that credit upon his heart's dearest jewel, whistling Irn you, 1 wUl; you good foi-ootMag, stuck deliberate judgement, is the present con­ Jr brre rrqnrrte’I tn eosatet I b*• I' - *'““---- ’ k:* hmwn up, hairy faced dandy ! I’ll aoe you for ni»ad«l>O4.« of different kindr » mrdMrfres — dition of ihogreat contest for civil liber­ TSX 'fiK’S'.i—lAS.TT.'A moustache In a very enviable state of breach e'premlM see if I don’t." ty in which you are now engaged. air »pnrrr. i Iwre III all reaea nnctiore : D-' wiw And Miss Plant rushed furiously from . cl4r proof in vsrire. lastreere «4 ru»«' mind. Up to the present moment you bare Now, what was there in a taH, slen­ the room, leaving Luke in a stale of asUrlBi for One’s Km. lartr in tar ftaullv. of th« uMfolnrss of Dr. Hoofreadily and cheerfully afforded the means U»A. Orrnui Bitter.. J Orj-rt for onro from my der walsted girl, brown-eyed and pink­ tonlshed bewilderment difficult to deHenry Ward Beecher saya of those necessary to support your government ■rent eoorse, to Vxprrsa my toll oeovteftow^tbnt. cheeked, with a mischievous dimpled ecrlba., . in this protracted struggle. Il is y«r men .who hare no pars for others, but mouth, that should reduce a six footar “Upon my word, here's a pretty mis­ war. You prudsimad-iL and you have are contented with looking after their llks Luke ■Treeaaly to speechlesa confes- understanding," quoth ‘Luke aloud.— sustained it.agawat treitpf? everywhere* own ease and. enjoyment, that thev ought iMl Yet toe dewy kightof dewy Hope’s "Fancy me married to that old maid, I'd with a patriotic devotion unsurpnseed in to ba put lu a coffin, for their lift s work rather board by all' odds, for—Hush ! eyes mede a toward of ham al onoe t ' k ended- When God wanted sponges । the world’s history. So be eat, twirling his fingers and What’s that T’ - 4 The securities offered ere • snfcb as and oysters, ba made them, and put one watohing tbe shine of Jcnaay'aneedle and "It sounded like a suppressed giggle. should command ybur ready confidence. on e rook, and the other ou the mud.— ■ -tU* fa* had better My first, , Luke walked straight to the door whence Much effort has been made to stake pub­ When he made man, be did not make to, after fifteen minutes of the. mysterious sound proceeded, and until lic faith in our national credit, both ■ al him to boa sponge or an oyster: ho made _______ eitanre be plunged headlong caught Miss Hope’s two little resisting home and abroad. Ae yet ws have ask­ him with feet and bands, and bead and hands efe she could escape from her am­ ed no foreign eld. Calm and eelfirenanl, heart, and vital blood, and a place to uso into bis subject. “MissJeonyl" : buscade. our own1 means hive thus far proved ode-, them, and said, “Go to work!” But I “Don’t Mr. Tressaly P said Jenny, quato to our wants. They are yet tem­ tell you, if a mantas ooms to that point --------- M. m. between her merry bursts of laugnter. ple to meet' those of the present and the where be is content, ha ought to bo pot ”1 WHIP said Luka undauntedly. "It fiiture. Il still rerrtalmi' for a patriot^ in a coffin, for a contented live man Is a From Rev. J- U- Turner. I'mUw of tb< « «• ’ serves 'you right for laughing at me P people to famish tbb needfal supply.— shame, Il’ a man haa come to that state ’’fer*.'Jscksre : -D«« H<r ■ “And you don’t want to marry Aunt Garman Ihtiara io my family frequently I »iwyr»The brave men who are fighting our tat­ In which he aay^“I do not want to know Zrruiah aftef all rWaid Jenny, the brown tles by land and sea must be fed and any mure, or d'o any more, or be any eyes brimming fall of fun. “Why, I clothed, munitions wsr of ell kinds must more,” he Is In a state In which he ought h f cb bt ‘ thought yon-WBBtad- a housekeeper 1’ be furnished, or the wab mutt end In de­ to ba changed into a mummy. Of, all imnoux-i""i*. «" ‘ Ido,")quBth tavalfoot UMfect and disgrace This la nofthe time hideous things, mummies are the most j I. the Crert Bowsar "Tlien, why don’t you marry Aunt for any lover of bis oonntry to inquire hideous; and of mummies, those are the I Zeruiah 1” M as to lbealato«fta‘«>ouay market, or "Beoaose, I had rather marrrjocT ask whether he can ep turret bix surplus «Tc. rBlRDLB. ( • “Nonsense, Mr. Tressaly F faltsred capital as to yield him a large return. No ’ Jenny, lurniugroee^red, and trying dre- return, and no profit, can 'bo desirable, if OJk* iB"toww JM"rer Ik* Pinter*. and Dicrarm omamb. a«e cubed vr H00FLAHD8 GERMAN BITTERS, Siishujs gnsiittss Jiretton. Rluullasj. ww aiuiiiuK, 1-M4 TRUE! . . » ’ f 0001 or followed by. national dlrtolrtton, or n»tlonal disgrace. Prescnt profft, thus ac­ ft abetter look quired, is but the drecursbr of future Luke, stooping down to get , fade. “Seri­ Into the bluebine, averted -...joa .—/Raw me 1 No— oosiy, Jenny, will t'o until tad an answer, .yon shan't go nsUUI have -■ ittle queen. Teei jny. heart'sIkU•*—* will yon marry fc«f , ■■I-.Uppore-so, said J«nj ; down cnlachleroUp sparkle thp , . „J Aunt cast Isshea—“that la. If understandZerdiah can’t oome to i ing I" . •■Luke Trmaly jMW Miss Jenny ou the spot for that arrow of sarcasm. Afow ho did so. don't particularly concern any. body,—Doe* It F AU •• have to do with is the fart that Luke Treagaly did set up how-keepityt. some th rye man the subsequently with brown-eyed Jenny to preside near the aAe'isd nT Jrekre»-torprvtol »r:-I hare.^re r=tcuira£4.-'■*—>■• faitowsi Urwith his wttotesedvd.tbsD chair *i* ‘ ^“fiSta boarding.” mj< he likee it better than To the desponding or exulting exelsmaUon “Ob, we csnHsubdue the rebels 1" tare to but one reply. If It be true, our national honor to gone; and most of tbs \ States of tfte American Union are sepa­ rate powers nf smaller population than the cittea .of London and Paris. There Is no nayy, no army, no common force, no coltertfue glory. The work of a bun­ dred years to undone. . When this phrase to need merely in despondency by those who sincerely wish the national honor to be maintained, they should be asked to remember what the prospects of the Wat were one year ago, anil what they are now. Gold to higher but so to ths spirit of the people. The armf that drove Lee from Gettysburg now threaten* both, his supplies, and his rereps from Ms own repltal. Grid may go Kill higher, but so will tbs national determination, and thereto no reason to I apprehend disaster until there Is a cry I from .the cowed sad breaking heart of the >W. -m t» >•* - »!■■■"■. <” 1«* •«* �HASTDfGS WAR N. of tbe a*m« elasa issued three yaars I are no* asliiwg at a premium that folly )v*« th* eurrectne** of this statemwcL 1 mow 8raH M MWF mru. Taxanoa.—But.aaide fmm all tha sdvanlag** w* have ewmerated, a epaotel Act of Congress rxmnpf* aU Aonfoead 7¥»«ri«ry note* /rout kcal taxation. Ou lhe average this exemption te iwwrtb about two per cent, per annttiB, accordiag to tha rate of taxwtton to tin tore parte of th* reentry. Caw greater Inducemeat* be ashed for than three we have • blW Asttiuerow, Aug.^dM**** J To Major Ge*. Du: ’ .—The following annmineemewt nt tb* I ----- ys w?.’u j kwva * larg* number of woumted. Bik,- - -!i ” ' such sacrifice a* Sky lock demands. There] ia but a limited supply of money seeking investment at any time, and the Gevwrty The, chief of staff of Brig. Gao. Kelly ment offers to pay liberally for its *•»./ raporja that a *c»ut baa iuU arrived al At the rate of Seven and threo-tenth»-per , New Creek, and report* that Gao. Avareent. per annum to say nothing of tbe ill overtook the ewetny 'near Murcfiald collateral advantage*. It la the strongest yesterday, and attacked him, capturing borrower in the market, and every feel- all bis artillery and 500 prisoner*. Noth­ iag of Intereat, aa well aa patriotism and ing official h*s been received from Gen. dnty, should induce our reader* to invaet1 Averill, huweuer. , ■ , ■.... In It* Irens.” Kswtx M. Brutes, Basretarr Sf War. M popular with tha people aa the 5-20 Bonds. All that is wanting, is a know I edge *f tbe great ad ran lag** of this da** of lecsritiee over others, to make them very generally sought after. Tb* New /York Kramr'arr sets forth aom* of the lea* apparent adva&lsgea, aa follow*: ••Many of tbe advaatagea of this loan nr* apparent on tbeir face, but there are fiber* that will be beet undeiwtood after •wiaMSratron. Affiong them there are, •ha Aaaotm Ssccwrrr.—Nearly all •etlve credits are now based on Govern meat securities. Books of issue aad Sav­ ings, banks bold them in large quantities ■pjl^fotar 0****, mor* lhaa tb* entire amount o? their capital*—aad they bold tbam as. the vary beat and strongest in­ vestment they could possibly make, if • It were possible to eon templets the finaudal tailor* ot tbe Goverwmeet, no bank would be any better or safer. Saving* Banks already hav* a large part of tbeir aaaeta Invested in Government saenritiee. As a rule they allow but lv* per cent Interest, and can only pay principal or ~ interest In greenback* or bills of State Bank*,—for every not* or bond held by them and du* before 1b* resumption of ■peefo payments 1* payable in Governmem legal tender paper. Bank* of laeae nnd discount can oot ask or get anything better In payment of customer*' notea, and they prefer h to all other, for they sre compelled to redeem their own note* In that paper a* the dreutetteg mediem next to specie in value. By the teau* of this loan th* U. 8. Treasury becomes a Samnai Baak for At projJt. There ar* non* stronger—nona mor* *ol*ebL and ’ not one that pay* eo /lierefly for tbe uee muaer. You may deposit fifty dol•* or fifty tbuuasnd. The more you pot in, th* mor* you will aid and strength­ en tbe Government, and the mor* valua­ ble will be-the rewwming corrency of Um country. . . Jxs Luoaax Jraaest.—Tbe powraf rata (/interest tesla par cm^. payable annually,. -ZU* is seven and lhre*5«nib*, payable annswisMaaJ^. If yon lend on toortajsge, that* must bw a searching •/ titTea, lawyer.' few*, stamp duties aad delay a, aud y on will finally have returnad to you <ml/tbe earn* Had of money you would receive from lb* Government, •mdlwtM’U. If you Invest in this loan y ou hav e no trouble. If there is no Natvoaal bank at Aaud, any Luaksr will obtain it for you without charge, and pay you Ue interest coupon al lbs end of six 1 tuanths.as * most ounvaniswt form of I remiuano* to bia «Uy anrraapoodewl. if you wldb te borrow ateetw seels oo tbs duUsr-OTuUl, you have lb. highest anixinty ta tb* market lodeUwidL If you *Mb to qalVR will bring within a frao- B October 12ih and 13th. ______________________ _ __________ Tbe Secretary of the Treasury baa been told that be m**t “Any wvrery at lb* higbsst rate necaeaary to Mwrarend- It that be should sell hi* aMigatfon* “far what they would bring,” so a* to lead tbe market; bat tbe Secretary will do do •uchthlag. if Shy tech bought bond* at Admire!' B«6fcnw 00 ia Aaguat, be would demaad a sow- the inwn/s‘■fleet W a tag and te » prisoner. Tb. MHa (ember, and twenty in October, nntll be was etpured. The Ghlnea «n beached would finally offer to lead only the inter­ near the hoyital. Tb* Morgan te tof* eat and keep the principal. If Govern­ and will try to ran up to-night • The ment aecuritiea are worth anything, they enemy’s fleet hare approached the rity. ar* richly worth all their firn* calls for. A monitor ha* been engaging FdrtPowIn gold, sad the country is not eo poor j eU all day. (Sfctod) D. H. Macht, Maj. Gan. in spirit or In purse aa to submit to any I In our columns, to-day, will ba found an sdvertise«*ot of tb* 7-30 Govern­ ment Loan. This Loan bid* fair to be u . RapowLtcxx £aucc*. «& ef Hastings will be AL«dV •«< H.»gaged wa. We have sent to the rear 1,000 prtrtoi. MoM* » .k.Wtew.oT.II'wk. W, Mill oc- bea been plared la chureb of this village. led. I* a,WO. Tomi prteooorss.nl north 14H7- Total prteotmes Is'wr band*, 1,000. Il isesCHMtad *at foe los* of the enemy test Itast 10,000. Very respectfully you:*, j6hK&LOG4!<. Maj. G*o. chased of W. W. Kimbal Chlrego. enft Mr. KitnbaH. New York, Am.IIL—The Richmond Aagatsrrr eayax “Wi command Peters­ burg with 500 guns, which can sweep that city; hence its captor* br Grant would not amount tn anything.’ The Msoop, Gs.k Tdagrnk.of the 8th, notice* the departure -u( 1800 militia from thatplace for Atlants, and aay* a large number will leave dally fora week. Tbe State troop* ar* under Gon. G. W. Smith,and will form to Army themselves. Savannah. Ga., end Columbia, 8. C., paper* rejoice that th* rsbdl'army has at last made a stand, and appear relieved of the panto censed swung tbe people whilst Johnston waa falling bask. —Jr. r. iroru. Preefaciy. That te whwt |be Demen reey have wanted ever atoeefoe war oeen■aeeead. Whew foe tbmg te esmmered down to tbe potat wwtaaagiue fag* te tbe py Tbe Kalamaxoo ( test ctrvalatiag ■tvdintu sf an silhsr I* psveramv*! MCwriUre vrtetwui beads p*y*M*M . JXFF; ki* •**>><> .wbwteM s/-u^ar*re*w_| Fair, to be held October t -and al*o to a complimec Hsevnoa, Aug, Permit me through yonrpaper to eall ibe Hew Advertisements. New Orlean’s correspond® nee of lbs Oth ssv*: Maj. Remington commanding the. I Uh Naw York Cavalry, opposite Don­ ald*vl He, was attached on the 5th, bat auaeapded in cutting hi* way through with slight .loss, except from 40 to 00 sick men. At last account* he bad oooecntratad bi* escaping force at aaolber point near Doyal’*. L A gunboat expedition up Grand Lak* on the 26th ulL, was * auoceaa. It dee­ troyed a large number of flat boats and captured many small arm* and adcouuwmanta, and tha next day destroyed two saw mill* ami two boat load* ol valuable wincing. “When the present dominant parly came into power,” seven “Demo­ cratic" State* bad seceded and formed a , "Confoderecy,” with Jeff DaVis at it* ( bead. Nearly all our forts on the South­' ( ern coast bad b*s* seixed •, United Slate* mints, cannon, mu»ket«, vessel* and poli­ tic , buildings bad bsen gobbled by the “Democratic” insurgents; our soldier* ( of lbs regular areny, stationed in the South, bad been captured and imprisoned; Foil Sumter bad been besieged, and an Tbe following baa been received, and army of fifty or sixty thousand meo had part of a despatch to tha rebel* at been orgeaixed by tbe rebel aulhurittes: i AU thi* had been done under tbe “Dem* “MubIte, Aof X—It I* p*l*folly bumiL ocretie" Admintelration pf Buchanan, . ting to anoeunc* th* surrender of Fort before Mr. Lterete bad taken bi* oelh of (_aine, «l3 o'cfock this towning, by Co). Sto-.A'Kfersofc of th* Stu Alabama i ion ol oust aad inlereat al any moment R*g1foent Tht. powerful work was h^Wla.very handy to have in tbe “Wa went all the men we rea keep at1 provietooed for^six moniha, and bad a *> i « ’ i tee C>nirww»rg ante >.lig M bom* to supply osr acant labor market,' Sth t*N eniifs ta* S'* eadvwm IA* ZtemaeratoriateraMt iUl." Persun* desiri Mclodisn* or Organs, wil Tbs protest of Senator Wads *ed Rep ’ reaentati vs Davis, agaicsl tbo action of New York, Aug. 10.—Th* THAwnr tbe President in withholding hi* signstur* from the reconstruct** Ml, te err- special st Harper’s Ferry g1v«a more Grn. tainly aa 111- timed doessteal, and much particular* of Averilfs victory. Nashville, Aug. 12.—Sumo pretty of It would be in very bad teat* at any AvatHI studied lb* combined forces* of hard fighting oceerred co Baurday, Sun­ time. That a majority of ths supporter* McCausland, Johnson, Gillmoraand Mc­ day and Munday, at the frret, bul there Neil, on tb* morning of'the 7th, and of the Administration hoped that -the wae aog«oarei betels. Tbe adoretega President would sign that bill there sen after a Spirited fight, completely routed were decidedly in uur favor. Tbe !<>*»•« be little doubt, but there is m. queetiuo their entire command, opiaritig all their were not heavy oe alaber side. Every that be had a coastitolfonal right to with­ artillery ji*w*, a vast quantity of *tnall thing te progressing favorably. hold bi* signature, and there is nu m-re stores, 400 horsei end eqUipm.nt*. and ■abet NiriteIMta «ew. dtrwal. rsakon for the surer of Messrs. Davis 420 prisoner*, including *ix fisld abd 32 Geo. ’McChustand, and Wade that "bis wisdom and prudmer company officer*. New York, Aug. 13—Tbe Richmred are to be our sufficient guaranties," be- with M* ‘dotneralited oominand, fled to S»« final of tbe 10th aaye : There te little । cause to has seen St not to sign this bill, the mountain*. Our Inss was eumpAra doubt that Geo. Great te moving large । than there would be if to had acted in tiv«4y-»ma!L befog *«»en killed and tao bodies of troops mutiaoaly and quietly 1 the same manner in the ca*e of any wounded. Among**our killed wa* Maj. from our front. Where be te sending Congres* and I«t' Lieut Clark, 3d Vir­ other bill. tiism of oour** we do not know, but they ‘ Tbe following fling should have been ginia Cavalry. They war* struct down leave UUy Pei at. in traneporia, and go while gallantly leading a charge. Qipu down tbe river. Hte steam ere, loaded 1 written by a Copperhead : •Tbe Presld*nl,by preventing this bill Kerr wa* severely wounded while pens with iroopa,have been seen within ths from becoming a law, bolds the electoral 1 trating the enemy's line*. last two or three day*. vote* of lb* Rebel State* at tb* dictation of his personal ambition.” This charge is utterly groundless. Tbe Waahiagtoa, Aug. 10.—G«n. Sherman, electoral votes will bo opened by the 1 in transmitting Logan** official report to Preaident of th* Benet a, In tbe presence Gen. Halleck, sayja;^- , of the sems Congress that pamed the “Although the eembto of dead rebate reconstruction bill and if any of ibea*. ■seem* execMive, b* te disposed to give votes are illegal they may reject thorn foil credit to tbe report. Our lorn i* on But whether tbe votes of Laratetena usd Ier3,&2l killed, wouaded sod mtaaing.1 Arkansaa would be legal or UligaL nei­ Tbe enemy’* dead on the field alone ther these ehairmcn of tb* 8en*t»rial aad . arauuatod t» 3.W. Total numbsr of House committee*, nor both bouse* of priauoer* in oer hands, winded, 1,000. Congroes e* wmcm have any more right Estimated lus* of lhe enemy at least i to assert that tbe President withheld bis 10,000. signature from any bill which tb*y bad passed, because be believed the bill would dapriv* him of certain votes, than than , New York, Aug. 13.—The Harald'a Mil" HJornrr" vluuEB^d correspondent at the South-weal Peas, of She Isaveaa larg* family, and numer­ tbefllh send* the following: Thu fleet ous fneada to muuroher lose, la Nov. under Admiral Farragut passed tbe forts last *he berisd bcr aged consort, and in at lb* entrance of Mobile Bay at 8 o’clock April fallow teg oo* of ber sone; both of on the morning of tbe filb last. The whom w* trust she ba* met in the iWlma Uoeola and hie adviser* bare monitor Tecumseh war blown up by a ofjoy. Sb* hxa three sons in lb* Union prsvsr of th* pstitieaar shoal nearly a whole term in power, and____ rebel Torpedo. No other vessel was utterly failed either to aobjugate the Re­ , lost. The rebel ram Tennessee surren- Army, who iaft her in perteot heal lb; I A*4 Hlafarther orxlsesS, who will *e* her fare no ■lore In ,lhli gtes sottos teall ******* i*t* bellion or to open a way to peace.—JV. dared after so obstinate resistance. Ad­ I world. She lived many year* a steadfast *««a Mfoaep st e*M pet* F. World. «k were, to •»*»*< a *e»y miral Buehauan loot a leg in the heHon And co the rebels ar* placed ip this di­ and is now a prisoner. The land force* Christian, and died in th* triumph* vf tbe ante* te bspaMishto iT&i lemma, out of which nothing but miracu under Maj. Gen. Granger invested Fort Christie*11* Faith. Woodland, July 28th, IBM. , lou* luck can extricate them. They must Gaia* sad with light batteries opened on 1abandon the so* th to eave Richmond, or tbe fort simultaneously with the passage 1abandon Richmond to save the South, ei­ of the forte by tbe fleet, taking tbe water ther horn of which ia a vita) blow to the batteries io the rear, and silencing them. CHANCERY SALE. hopes of the Rebellion.—.Sas** paper ad Our lorn is oot reported. Fort Powell, QTATB or MICHIGAN.—Fte Or O far Ur Ooatg <f Barrj, ta lImsw • in Mobile Bay, was.blown up and evacu­ Tbe first of tbe above extract* ia from ated >y the rebels. OrirUn H. BaU and OtaH-Pw*. a pohlieal article. and the second relates to military matters which may account for the apparent discrepancy io afoto'New York, Aug. 18.—The Utr^t py When tbe present dominant par*, ty o*m* into power, tbe country was, ,united, prosperous and comparatively free from debt.—lodiaaapolit Stntiael. Was ill It takes a Copperhead to ' tell a cool, unblushing folahevd, without tb< I tbte county, to the aecem in for Record *11 eartifica ■ulemnixed by them- T thte State, require that ti Clergyman before «bom wlemnixed, shall deliver within ninety day* from th It la very important at t this provteioeofth* 8taU complied with, snore parti ol tbeir country. Daplieaie *srtHiW* will bs fawesfl ftw d\ dvposite. Tbe party dspoaiuag mu.l e»J.,r». spo* th* rrifituk e**Stfa*S* Uw 4«»*a*-nsti »n at seta* irtistesv they era •> b' tsae^taUukcr |MQshl. te *rfar. a. JefateveeU'ItatsethsMwMi thasflksr m>> V ths dspeslt, te kw IkeworM s* ths fteasuti *1 Every ufteo happen* that tb* wHi liriag have retn*ved to am of the country, and thair dsot ba obtained without a naspwt They forget that p Babacripito** will b*nesivsU by ttri Tris—Wlha CaMMl State*. *t TrMbtwgtea. tU wrrra. with this provision of ten : ulsriyuRXhi* time, tod I aad by *11 MsIUmI >..l. >bUch in stP.bMWMLM'l , . AU IUFUTABU BAIU An UflUII Ihrwsgboul ths sosutry, will gtre f»rfk.r I*., WMttsaate < ATroas ami FACDUTT to «TTto«rerex*< IssgVsUlsMAu .. . V lime-ver the qualities of Smith's new AmevKwaO. journals hdte flaunted th tsrdav we were gratified, bell, Fvq . the well known s.D.AB.'jy.snnm’s AMERICAN ORGANS, KlitJ f rratlo ^tfarjoirnt; IM MUTUM MmUJtT BTTIJ-4 klsoafux ruupruro Boermon, BLACK WAUIUT A HD OAK 1 v Fsr Charsk**. BebeU«, Lodge*. e'c ’ Ever» W.rrutM for Tn PamatTrvasato a*w r*«», >ki ■weHTBnwbte teateawteteind.'.,, Twa Ulow_J>MiaU. j-he AiffijKTir l > i«-, * ns ih.AmerieanXJmn. « enthusiastically of that Or, euperior to anything that I mt in that which appeals art, it te grand beyc rare combination action, adapting iteelf to t aeeeutire, te truly w*odw Mietfoe the American Ot brilliant and successful U wale m rapid throughout t has beto in th* Ea»t— O . Jpuntel, Atoemhrr IM* Asthma on tofectitet of the Bronchial are covered with »»toarW|iuam T*te- Wteoonsin TdTi orBICRIG^, Onota^lUrr. I—.aa .«iMd«ttothoho*pR iiheeaaftWAdfari nv Tbe noble bird I �Rartmucair 5t?itar5ayat±i,«s Qaroca.—■The Republi cons of Hastings will bold their ennen. at the Court Hoose, on Thursday P. M., ANNUAL^X SALES. at 3 o’clock, lo select delegates to the several commuting oonv.oUoog. Naw Oro am.—A new American Organ hw been placed In the Preabyterian church of this village. Il ia one of 8. D. At. H. W. Smith's manufiatlero and pur­ chased of W. W. Kimball, Itt Lake St., Chicago. Persons deaiHng to pa rebase me.ical instruments, either Pianos, Melodises or Organs, will do well to con­ sult Mr. Kimball J3JT* Tbe Kalaojaxoo County Agricultuial Society have our thanks far a oopy of ita Premium Liat for lhe 19th Annual Fair, to be held October 8 th, 7th and Hlh. and also to a complimentary Member­ ship for the earn*. Baaar Co. Cluk*u Ornes,) Haarrwoa, Aug., IS, 1864. j Ma. Enrroa,—Sib: Permit me through the column* of your paper to call the attention of lhe Justice of the Peace and Clergymen of thia county, to the nooeaaity of handing in for Record all certificate, of marriage, solemnized by them. The Statute. of this Stale, require that the Magittrate or Notice ia hereby given; that there will be a special meeting of tbe qualin«>7el«>. tors of the Township of llupqZm the county of Barry, Stale of Michigan, hold on at tbe Shrontx School House io the luwaAip of Hope, on Wednesday the 17th day of August, A. D. 1964, to da termine by vote, tha sum tn he mired, not exceeding one hundred dollars for each man that will enlist and be credited to this township, to fill the quota of th. township of Hope on lhe last call made by the President, and whether the same shall bo raised by loan, or hy tax. . thi. 30th day of July. A. D.. 1864. ' Joss McCollum, Gao. II. Aaatxa, Ckairman. CM. SPECIAL *■■■ :# p* IB NOTICES. Clergyman before whom a marriage is solemnised, shall deliver to the Clerk of the county where said marriage look* place a certificate of the same for record of R*ng» 7 Tel k> HH 1 J7 K If within ninety days from the date thereof. Il is very important at this time that thi. provision of the Statute should bo complied with, more particularly is it so to the widows and orphans uf the sol dier. that have lost their Ilves In defense ul their country. Every appKeatlun fur Bounty, Rwk pay ocFvn.hm. mint be neentnpanied with a certified copy of the certificate of marriage of lhe parties or when there can be no publie recurd,lhe affidavits of tbe wltneeaea present when aueh marriage took'plus and it very often happens that tbe uitnswe. if still living have removed to auts« distant part of the country, and their depositions can­ not be obtained without a > great deal of trouble nnd ixpenae. There I. a great neglect on the part of officer, in this reaped. They forget that perhaps through th.ir aegSgmee to have a marriage certitica*. reeurdel a pour widow or orphan of» dseaa.id aeldier may be deprived of obtaining <e County or Pension juwtly their-doe. I taka this method to remind theta -of the importance uf complying with ibis provision of ths Statute partic­ ularly .st thi. time, fend I trust a word lo the -wise ia erfacient. D. Sreixxa. The Easi has been in a furore fur some lime over tbe qualities of 8. D. di 11. W. Smith's new American Organ. Eastern journal, have flaunted their praises uf «he^ instruments, and their fsme was aim.Mt natiimal. Weomfem to having l.ng experienced a keen desire to see and hear one of these instrniuenUi and yesterdav ws were gratified. W. W. Kim­ ball, ?»q., tbe well known music dealer at 143 Lake Street, having jart complet­ ed arrangements for estebliahing a gene­ ral Western depot for their sale at hi. ■tors, called u« in, and we saw and heard lhe American Organ. We could write cnihuaiaatieally of that Organ, but that we prefer to apeak calmly and truthfully of its merite. In style of finish it is far superior to anything that we have seen— lull in that which appeals to the car and tbe heart, it is grand beyond description. It is a rare eombitmtion of power and sweetness ; has immense vol a ms, and ybt U is as mallow aa a flute; while its easy setion, adapting iteelf to the most rapid execution, i« truly wonderful Wo prodiet for the American Organ the moat brilliant and suocetofttl triumphs, and a mle a. rapid throughout tbe West aa it ba. been in the East.— Chicago Evtning JvaraaK jy.mn.irr i». 18*3. Udilor of Banner : DBAS sis with jour MrmisslM I wirfi my to lb.rmd.ra of roer Mpn- that 1 win wod ORDER FOR APPEARANCE. STjin Of XICKjtiAX: Tb. Clrewft Court wtt. Marty of Bmy. >e*«able Balm, that will rdretually rraort, tn ■ dsjs. Punplra. Btoubes, Tan, FracWaa. and Impurttira of th. Skin. lc.rinB tb« mm. .oft, . . on • p«K* ten» by • H te* tew »«••«■«* u> ite kapiui t» «*»«;> rw-Gsm Banks han fcrUMeo the traffic in gold ia his dapartrnm.**** . i 75 CHANCERY ORDER. A.X i‘.¥ <*,1*. mo.ol«3 •ed any dtageuMeu to datort his pobt, and KheTighft »nfn«rsr dt«rt tbeir eagle. JW», ». . tnuiem x' litai tbaaaM MS mMMI D»bMas. ESS-S i-K Ms ptaatoteliMl, aad a T.. W~—" .<>»«« j>» «*—. Rte <• tplMM tew ttrrwd • livite AmWflte «d .»a saw* • -1His c as �Jjrihltinl ftnu. -!©r. Bwy». of Pbiladdphis, furnishes for xhs dfewiJry 6W«wm» tbe following liltbr from a dait^farm^ of loeg and v* "Ru35pbh. 1st umbU> 2d, 1864. •‘EstewnedWend: having been request­ ed by Ibee to .irrifc out a statement of tbe process of making good batter, 1 bay^Jo observe that good rows and riefc pastur­ age—natural grawaa grwan grass and white duvar are the esovnll®' basis. Cogather with cleanOneaa aad propor managemenL V'* -Theproper management, aaI reooelv. would be to oklm *e milk at all times wlthia thlrty-oii hours sftor being milked: Bad In order to efict this, a email quan­ tity of eour milk should ba put into each pad at the straining of tbe milk. The judgement of the dairy-managar ahould regulate lhe quaullly ncoordiug; to tbe alate of tbe atmosphere. , When the cream is skimmed into tbe eream-pot it should be stirred morning and evening until churned, which should bo done every three days during the warm weath hr.wndallthe year, if the quantity ol Cream would warrant it. Altar the but ter is broken in the chura to the alia ol chestnuts, lhe milk should be drawn off from tbe vent-bole through a fine sire, •nd then a sufficient quantity of cold waUr, put In Un churn and tumbled a few times—drawn off as before—more water put In, and tumbled again. The waler abould then all be drawn off, and tbe but­ ter will then lay in a mses in tbe churn, which should be cut promUauously about for the purpose uf receiving salt which ehquld be a full pint for fifty pound*, and lhe Mme proportion for lessor more. The baMer should then be tumbled in thachurn eaUfcienlly to mis Ute salt, k should then bo token out of ths churn and lamped into pounds os nearly m pos»iand sponged, weired and printed. A epenge of proper sin, enclosed in n coarse linen cloth, ehould be pressed on ah lump until all the brlue is extracted ore being weighed. **Tbe most particular part of the- pro­ cess is attentkm to the skimming and management of tbe cream, to prevent rancidity from ta|ring.pliice befo'rechuroing. fcr if the cream H bad the butter must Beccaoarily be bad. Ho mu Exenre. “To Dr. A. L. Elwyn." * BPTFAIX) TgmMOKY. DRUG war: STORJEU1 ' " CTTRTi' CELEBRATED STOMACH eoad-jMlUM* jbnt maa. tMsgh ‘»® «*»»/• ■BSonaT wanem. aalMHW M." •n, wu> fcrMw wfc*r «jan—u— Afar*. J>Op* rib, n on. of which tbe patient may expire. Stomach: Many are aware of lhe cau.e of tbeir sull TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. afoa Prrerfc Ffalaw require. th* aid of Medicine to Strengthen nd Inrtoonitc thr System. irAiA Ilar-MboLo'* nraacr aoatv i.«ridq<4w. A Trial will eoariaoatb. moat akejrttoa. MORTGAGE BALE. FEM A L£3-FEMAL&-FrM ALM, .EFAULT haring been mads in th. dta^ofiM. 4 fas#*’’’**' •'INBAKHT AND CONSUMPTION. mi mw>3. liver and BowbIb ,5WiBF' “ whether iBberaortolS; •ralrm or ptodured/ 1 - . . byapeotoi MiMei.r A t Netbing a.»*^***-T*t±L*£. re. FOR MXCHANICAL ARD MEDICINAL ’ pCRPOStt.O«LT^3 FEDFUHi balremic herb. and jd anta with tb* part St and Alan a full »r GROCERIES! unwhdeLme atouwaUnrimpu*! •'•to’’ ““ other cxtontol csums. IltoTima a Enrol may Ttfrn'pS'-ViVJtlXf pflbeBkm Sutinjt’ Si wLichat ttaie. catondrd ..rar mv wholebodv. and bating take* tvw. 17—--. my acquaintances berdR rec -poire me—indeed I hardly know n-> »elf-M I am now aw ell wan.— Let all who ora like APniuIJn_’he,i -tbe nwdirine prepawd b« tl.r foolery Hoc »ty —and then think 1 win not begrMpa their dollar. “J Stare Sosa Ttawor, Mdcbaaic at ■‘Boffslo. Nor. I A. 1357 cured by a wry brief courw of IMS MSte* ge®3iiem’T munnixB'ff Aad Caaklaff Extracts, tus asrscJAi wxinr ox the Ladixx. plied with quinl.1 saturated with C nnfreqwntly re* by tbewaouf Ho..*.. — • r Tha weak ato naeh u rapidly far! ,U*181K- SsratS; SX&L- CURE riSfr. %E=? '•■IkMAIMDererrfeebIX'hWalili rrsvr.hier th. BTATIONEOaY, <w to be ceruO In a. .ban urn., £i’> meow >n«r rum decrired, sod th.i tb. -FOteON,, toe. by be eeenf "rowauret *«t«i>■<;««. been dried up o lb. «y*ten>. to break ent in aa aggravated bra. aad gtrlbft nfUr Marrinft. PENS, PENCHAI, INKS, PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS,-do.. An. “**«£■ b;™........... Upon cor abahaa may be . found all of KOBBMTN- moay oa IhU point ft nW eooclutite. and from ■■Drwaamakor.GoetJril Alley, ebovw Tu|q«> *1 35ev.U”S2 SW-teWt; riHthu .xuting to ■AuaorrwwAl.e from «h»t rr« cau.a originaUog and no maitor of sow w>o PATENT MEDICINES DiwaiMi of Ibees Organa rvanirra the aid of a HCRETIC, HRLMBOLD-B EXTRACT BCCHU STUB GREAT DIURETIC, and to certain lo ■a.a tl» daaired cSecl to aU Di^atbfar tMdi ft orow-nall. rr.01 th.g to it, ton retain <rf the oom plaint ma; ba prwrntod. Aa a Menan] Tunic. Ilovrsma'i 1'mm pre s®=“4E J3W, WR CASE Cotlaetiog. and inelsdwt 05c in Be. I •r Beady Pay. aniy. Speeial attention w.ll b» paid to COMPOUNDJld and patting an PKES^RIITIONS; end any no pareheal ng medicina of a. can ivty apon .Diddutch |M0ph «TBt drittk., water from wa old dirty ebip pail, altar H had been aljawed ?0 atand in the nttthine fcr two ar three daya? Lal them Uy the axperiment of drinking mxjh water, and wait ;&r the reaull; and than th«y will be pre.pared to eapreae a correct ipinicn, wlufob er or not each water Is good for ebook in tbe aoltry daya of Anguel, aa pure cold water would be. Water troogha and water tanka ahould bo cleaned frequently, during the hot ddy» of August, and freeh wator pomped Into them aeveral limes during the day. ■ Milk eowa require a vart quantity of pore water In bot Weather, in order lo procure their usual flaw of good milk.— todrof bsglnnMgl coatataiagsiis sera and (torsxx-lto ofau seer, in Bsrrr ciMoty/Mlcblgan. b« IS saw. uwr. or law, all of which I .hall es­ om far asl« oa Ratanlajn tbs *d Stoy of Saptow «r, A. D, IBSS, al tbe north front door of the oart Goaaa. fa tb. rillage of HaattofSdock, ia theafleraonn to ibobi^saal bidder. Dated. Joly Ittb, IM*. jyto D. U. EVERTS, Aarjf. rCSTKEOFTMF GROCERY, Eating if Billiard salooiv. TMCOCTAVT AND.TRl’E! dtred/tiA«ta, Kae- BATCH a nr,RIGHTO,. aawtaw atacanras. WOOLEN FACTORY, HASTINGS, MIC’U: WEEDS CELEBUTED PSTEKT WANT 25,000 bra. of WOUL lo L manufacture into CLOTH— CABSIMKRB. TWEEDS. TTAYING sttod op. at great exr«e. tha aaXI loon harrtofore kept by Wa. K E*row, and adjoining rooms, and net op a COOD BILLIARD TABLE, we aak lhe patronage of the PubMc, baHrriag that weBan giro anti re >aUafaet‘oo. OCR STOCK OF GROCEKIU IS VEKY FULL AND' COMPLETE OUR BATING DEPARTMENT WAiSOX-B KECaAUiU-KlNO «iU speedily SELF-ADJl’SHTG WRINGER No Wood-Work to 8w«U or Split No 7>irmh-Srrrw* to gft out of Ord, Waibaxtvk wits on rrrwnrv.Coo-Wevxi*. It took <h« Fraat Prunr. Fjbr-Ser.n i.»4 i—at . 1. _ .1. . . Hu .. end Aaitralia Arrnti wal Sample WriSRere sent, eeiptaf prior. ARE yon racked irtth tbe lorlttne of RntWAVtsa’ WefatWe Kaaataix' Knte will epecMy rvilera. AMtyau audferitig Eroei tbe gn.wtegsof Drsrtr- ■ ■ ^AWStg ■*“** *m 'zo"r A«Eyoo/Xna<with paii>.wilh Goer to year ARC ya* MtauWtored tad mH, MModalautd ritrfllir tsvm-vma*auranmiuo co., U orderly Qbocut a»b Saloov, must Mt fol GIVE 18 A CALL! A*ms are determined II itwjjteMWiJlpI FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, EATING AND MLI1ARD to prevent eream from rioing ton team from forming. Rennet and salt are ad­ ded al tbe proper time. When the curd begin* to form the heat ia withdrawn, ,» «uUh ia aproad oror the contents of the rot and tbe whole left to cool. The " " " * Gve or ail BALOOH. .1 .Sect ofibUou. bcilUof reoplrs Cara nbkb Wm. L. Eatox, , D. McNaughton. 1 obtained from yoa io Korambsr last. Saatog tbe advertisement of year Boetoty, offering te girt year medicine to clergymen far the peer ol tbair pariabe., I obiaiaad a bottle for a poor girl of my caegrogailon. wbo had long beaa nearly bolplaaa from Rhetmiatiam, and itnui(v to nay ■Lbatofo boule enrol bar entirely.-.I FrJte iH*. beplag itto»V «ha Society In iu effort, to Introdnea IhOm.dfctoe, and btosatbose.wte may seed, f MIDDLSVILLI. Micatoax, taeboronady; and I nea string torae. as I b^ OFFICE OVER BLAEE% STORE. Hava Us tMrila will fanyjustifr th* most tajsris- Bh^elSp^^ i°Jti’* r0^*' ar TWExrr-oME yeabsaoo. tfa-tt c_B«iroa.* awitogUi&m] ehralal ani DtwggMod Urt ekyrf BaAdo. N.'T. Inrente, Mdwrannfbetered . eumpc^j h0IIWB M HRIS TOLW BALSAM OF UOAfBHOUNB, wMeb ia FArtaTIfaa .prnyrirtors ^H^ringn^abteaodafciaat agent atWankingPEN1ION8, BOUNTY, b ALL to pertrte of ita ’ KAirre": TTORNETB a-dC � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-08-24.pdf b981fe57998f906322fe24215e13c54c PDF Text Text nraAH -Liberty nd W On ia< lanvinM*.' :ont. ^•av.^ vol. Ckt a. Satthgi SaMtt, ts t bro. feu 18 PUBLISHED WTNRT VKMUDAT, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1864. —" II B I'' ■ ■ । DYSPEPSIA, ................................ 1 ' -T oHW. lomedvn tbe Ceric. Instated EP DISORDERS OF THE LIVER wM a!wap careful AND MG18TIV1 OROAN8, AU CURED BY Hoomao'B GERMAN BITTERS. Tai to roe tubs TboM.konU —Bi" ^’felWlMk-,-1. b.. teak d.m)« iw qmut annoTBBnxa T©H1I<D. vu Carina Hall's meosy AND DO GIVE BETTER SATIWACtlON 1 r«II aU chaerfel, and most callMr. belpfehtan than mine, who irri DUmm> gsstinas’ Suintu #ir«t«rj. which be stated that Im HOOFLl’ID’S CEK3IAN BITTERS WILL CURE EVERT CARE OT Sall Rbrow. 'In bit full R. B. WIGHTMAN 'X-5LL-' d'£W2 r» aid. | in flit. REMEMBEB THAT THB BITTERS 18 ROBERTS Sc RTRIKEk, fa dru <*-terpentine.b"”1 rias* paints, oil*, Dealers window ria-.P ■ut aauieao&ic Contains no Rom or WMsksy, £klXL CAT!’? ULiiXJ X3JUUaUiXlS BUT IS THE BEST TONIC fflisitllann. ar KEAP WO SATS 80 : I. A. * C- G- HOLBBOOKk —*3 GST'S”,; o»«r—‘I- iou TRUE! yours in tbo papers. Betritit* yen mind such triSroaa that, man, take ootir- ’ Mr. M. expressed bis thanks, and the banker and depositor sepsrsted. But on tbe.fuUowing morning Mr. M. wm start­ led from bls “ptaroant dreams'’ by tbo presentation of^fchock for 8M00 bear­ ing the name of bis Hiberofen friend — Notknbyfeg exactly boW to uadentand tbe matter,Mr.'M. sent for Patrick, when “i can’t bold out any longer; It’s no Thia b«>y of whom I. writ, reined up uro—let me lie down and dm," Mid tbe his rocking boroe suddenly, and looked m the quiet re ercal plraanrr Id lbs in his mother’s face, with a question ,1 should have Kct, tad calling Ibe mpling feet of men and horaea. whan starting out of hta large brown .yes, snd due more than fall, and half led, half carried him off a widening and glowing all over hta faee— money—a privilege of showing a Irttle s child’s face—a brere. sweet, beautiful attention to the kindest friend of my boy­ faee, foil uf promise and prophesies. baucBt tbe a’nietad, t»d l» “rots mm drink. hood, the only sister of my dear, dead Ytrara tn>V, M*' * u- BECK. •Don’t give sp yet Cap' “What fe it Tbe.d.,re.‘’asked the lady father. And besides, here are my wife who sat sewing by the window, and down and daughter, who could not wail to tell through her words slipped the caress Bsi'Usl Chareh. you bow welcome you are to Milltown.” Or. Jackaon:— which wm in her heart Il try .------ -. ' Another .surprise surely. —---------- - ----I’ lx«a requreieu lu c< Bui as the man laid the officer down j “ How long are three years mama 1" JOHN ROBERTS, iewtaHo™ of different Wo were not long in riding bo«n\ the Ab the child little guessed that all stout and well kept grey taking us ea*Uy over the tend were Hearts asking this along. Passing the field whore his eon question, looking off those three years, 1 and hired man were at work, the former whose l<wg path of storm snd bloodshed bad come over the officer’s WSSSWA came tn the fence to greet his old Aunt and death must be trodden before we can C0UN8ELL0B8 AT LAW “Why Phillip," Mid his father; “J reach the promised land of peace ; before should think you bad dune two boors’ the loud tfctmder of the tramp of armies *1! over the tend, and the red waving ^“.“'r^eciruUr / -H. KENNARD. “Gtre me your hand Tbomro,” be •'Ei^X SCTcroLHurol, Huted.Ipl^ of banners, and the awful thunder of you arc gone,"answered the boy modostcannon sounding Its echoes thro the groped “Don’t go fcr water-It’s too iv, as be blushed at bis parent's praise. late! The works done for mo. You II ’ ‘And master PHI. himself, is no eyetail my boy. bow 1 died, and that 1 root which we trust is yet to rise, and over­ them a lan ebeer and Hewing. •a u> cjcellenlniediciue flow, with its golden ties, the whole taod D. H. EVERTS, and son. nnd scm thereof. I wm seated In the pleasant cottage.— • Why do you ask me that, Theodore? colt emotion naw. He stroked the brown Green blinds and graaay lawn, with patch­ K KANDOLIH. Mkrd ibe mother, eitting in a shower of es of flowers mad-' the exterior attractive H. M. SHELDON summer sunshine, half diluted by the while -tha well fbmlshed sitting-room, creeper of boney-auokte. that made a rod cosily fitted up with loungM and easy­ heat of bloom about the window. chairs, work stand and books, wm sug­ “Because paps Mid be slwuld be back look of pam and agony struggledn teem gestive of comfort within. When at iu three yearn that morning be left. He “TbSroe Mary.’’ be -id ; "it’ll break look me right up in bls srms by the door her heart; and the liule boy at home- pie but wholesome eupper wm ready, H. F- CHERR' and bugged me 4P tight ‘h*1 il bort mc' papa'• boy—that 1 -bail net er trot on my nephew with hie son and hired help l___ ...in That's tbo hardest of bad made ibetnselvoa presentable in clean and be mid “little fellow—pape’s bov.— Be varv good while pa's gone—hell be jacketa and ’dippers (the doily overalls, b~kk>’ >•"< “V soiled shoes having been dexteroualy laid slmust gone now , marual he said push­ my wife and child I" Mide,) and with thanks to Him, who giv. He turned bis gate once more towards sth to all. their meal In due season, we g. C. PRINDLE, ■r Hlr:—I feel « * ing away with one hand the ehwtf of .hieing curie which drifted over hie bead. the fsce which bent in mute sorrow over Mt down together al the family boari— __ onah*zl tH.ru in the him. "Yod,” be Mid, “you have been There wm no burry oysr the meeL Tbe a feltbfui friend—do one thing for -mo t outdoor work,except the milking and cut a lock of hair from my bead when 1 evening feeding of the’anhqals which Bill It am gone, and if ?»• g* home, take It to attended to, wm doqe-- Ndw wm time I.HlTOn. my wile, and tell her 1 sent it with my for family eqjoyMeM and Improvement W ben tbs med was ended, and Carlos' come to an Clio. last lots and bleeait “But bow long T—as lung as last ChristToll her 1 charged mM 1 That’s a great way off,’ with tbe pretty impatience and imperioasnero of antly :— , Elik., wtai i«d">r <■> “• >“y “You don't drive business to keenly m “My ebiW," Mid tbe mother, nnd this ud WM. bom. w>» IB lb. pwe. and your eousio Paul." . t . ' ____ k.. uihrM “No." wm tbo rupln “1 ycai* —-----------. ■ TV. teH wort. )”• BtreuM °T thinks me laxy and thrifUes explsin It to you. They are lunger then ». wbH. !>, ."d U» C-pUjo you can remember; almost as long m fa. ta4 U» Mk uw, »n» U. your life bro been." n. huof Ha b™.- r-u»~ ot fM, and The boy looked/very sober a moment, a Hull ... off Ik. aaaon Vorted lu part of my rorninge and I dropteg bis bright heed low over hie boXSTneek. fben h. erofeenly frsxn tfe «ooden animal, and rushed to battle-held of Antietam. I 3=&.YXrti hie mother's side. — ‘ wants to eoe bis pepOftlo, EHVEE-COAT bj M Hlbtfnlu mlwr »U W.000 And that aama aonsbine lay a great aio o> me ia» -pvy-.i.™. . — —— srds, the fruit ban at lot yielded to the ateadfast wooing of the sun. and scarlet rich,’" 1 journeyed in the opposite direc­ heats were on the apples, and the plums tion toaeeertain if possible nby Carlos Hall WM "feeing money.” , . CSBOOWCU .uo .vu Now 1 bad never visited this nephew. under transparent skins. The frost had But having once entertained him and bls not lifted Its white hands among the trees family at my own boroe, Imides knowing yet, and they stood up everywhere in the Carlos well in bis childhood, 1 never it j_■ k. slimmer and waitdoubtful my welcome, though circum­ ;Kd”'iL. >UU. braodloii da,. >b»‘ stances prevented me from apprising the household of my Intended riJlt, l.Enew that they lived A couple of miles front tbe Depot; but Pen I bed teM mp that tbe Milltown stsgc-copch would take ma pMt tbeirdooe; no i wentebecrfclly Into the cars, end wm whirled swiftly aloof. days rushing right through their hearts, Whst wm my surprise when tbe ‘iron from thst spot to which the wb.de napon horse’ slopped st tbo station to which I fed lifted up its eyes—cams tiding* of wss bound, to see Corios Hsll spring up the battle of Antietam. We remember of tbe sick horror that filled our brorta m wo read of the brave men w h«> had gone down by tbousanda on that great battle­ out, I hsd business over to Paul’s yea field ; and tbe toft autumn grassjsbfch terday. and be told she you were coming. wsitsd for teller reins wm drenched in­ See die gray colt himself bro come to stead with precioua heart-blood,that pour­ ed out lor God and liberty. for family both sabred think ourselved extravagant in buying ant ne >eii u» * — —— - ----The mother took Upn up silently .^m. ■to,-fresh tierUM.frreg.4«ri by nigi enduring PWl’n daw. <1 mgBteisnta. me away up v> , r. Mat He Mid be woeM when tSa throe n tMtopkta, nd u, I.rlnn Phu! woald “Well yon see, Mr. M. Peggy. that te wid you. together with M.OOO that is mir­ ing us so much trouble to kape from be- the new temptation of >4.000 additional. that wm the teat.of the Irishman. , Tbo banker meeting him several days afterwards drofred another explanation. that has been aahrnned to sroye—. Peg­ gy, that divil of mine, you roe, baa bld ibe money, and bang ma if Loan find U at all, and that’s the thruth, air. . The banker msde a graceful tender of hie bat, but’ P« generously declined te accept the sane, although justly entitled telling bow,long the war baa lasted, bow many lives and bow much money it^ Em cost. WU| they endeavor to flgura up manr cvmm»ivu.w ~'7TT’ On tieir own beads recta the greater por- poewda waB founded confidence upon the aid of which the Copperheads woald UHnb, po.in >“ •“ Goverumeet to puldown the rebellion.— Philadelphia merchant sent to Constan­ tinople. After tbo supercargo had seen tha bales and boxes safely lauded, be in­ quired where they should ba started.^ .«Lab»o theaj hero, it won’t rain,” waa <h “Buff dart not leave them so exposed nma bribe goods may be stolen," eaM The Mobamedan merchant laughed M bf replied! “Don’t be alarmed, my friend, there Isn’t a Christian witbin a hundred ply to a remark of fer brother wbo wm taking tea»e of Wr to rouiro to taelresid.no.. tbM fe should P«>baMy never again meet her in tbe land ot tbe nriae. Ble answered: “Brother. I trust �YORK WEEKLY HER- HASTINGS B u moved that Geo. P. Btevcns be ditto NEWS GSlisnl MICHIGAN. moved to Committee of on credentials. wsrs elected. was moved that Ths chair n this *■> Am** —fVpftvi<f*l MS kriArt on Chari S?£?uu tiala reported . . JOHNSON,­ .07T tiff TBNHK8SEE. Tita Daocans still conlfe- jMMCRhwe.Mi^egwir^if r.»n|y *boul six miles from Richmond. Gen. Lee bennot prevent the cutting Ibcri ^'wCTtfaw1 District and on motion, J. C. P. Negley wtsAp- iVhannah. ). comes. irBjtBx S' ralrS.rf nix, ing. ALBERT WtLUAMAWl«< it&IiTbaxte^ Tor Boprnoetrthtive tnOengnye (th t THOMAE W. FERRY? BMriC JtttNfcHAIJ- |vr^^C^Kt^EY WRIGHT? Ju thia terrible rebellion in one issue. The Union must be in its original integrity, or^ho 1 deuce of tbe Confederacy must tfone may be covered op by dem politicians dr mercenary traders,|jbave and beyond nil these still stands great and only question which diiides Rutland—8. P. Ca8y, T. Phillipa, C. G. Crdfie, and D. L. Diamond;‘ 11 Orangeville—J; H. Bari,’Henry UewlU, L W. Wing’and W.'T. Dodge. ™ ■ Yankee BpHngs—W. P. Ghrrett.'O. 0. Bates, Cbilvln Hill and D. 8. Bug Hope—Q V. Robinson, Peter Howard J. J. JaeksCW and J.*V<ta>th>e. Hastingi-Wtn. Hatha, J. C«de, Etem Crook and Atnce R. Hah; Johnstown—J. H.( Munroe, H. ©da­ man. C. G. Jordan and H. P. Cberry. Prairieville— C.-Atwood and A:. War- 1 L. Laphai 2 E. MaUor 1T7 A. Ryerson W. T. Dodga John E. Hall J. G. Rnnyan J. A. Sweezoy Union is a useless waste of words. . The <nal Ballot for Conoiy Clark. hoodwink the people by tbe aHly tend cowardly cry of ptoet, ruca, ilia ^m- of a disgraceful national Asa Rork 3 I D, Striker J. M Cadwallader 18 T PbiUina John G. Runyan 0 | R. Mudge 13 1 J. Roberts 7 | G. K. Beamei D. Striker 23 I R. Mudge 3 Tbe American nation can have’no J. M. Cadwallader 32 I , — peace with lht«’ treacherous and blobdy 58 Blavebdldere’ rebellion until it sa It waa moved that J. M. Cadwallader peers, or until tfa nation ittelfit conq itr- he unanimously nominstod. It wga moved to proceed to an inform­ «i Ay tAa.rehk al Ballot fur Treasurer. .This iasea was distinctly placed b< ore John Roberta or not, you'tan do as you th .Wte tike onr neighbors, frotn i drouth. Last Saturd a had a fine ahower, but n as needed. Although tbe ea: MFcSTr Rd. 1H5DLE, U.S. 7-30 Loan Pi OBJ TJfDBDJSL-S'Unoi MICHIGAN ’rishi, minora proper omoers. President Mrs. Jrthnathtt David R 1 sight; Sec: i.-bo assinea for Um Marine of muu prtit>on, ibatibaneaiof Hotoeiid teinora and all Although the Soetety has b eration but a abort time, (it lu twice,] the foljowingfiz lbo re *. WM4A1; rin>»L 8.C. rjUJfDLB. jWteenNebate. SPECIAL will -DOI atop ,o roirmerave. This, for. a oountoJacfoto o mootings looks encouraging.' । meeting is to be held at the ho solicited of working, poop»dren—come then tiring any havo.to spare, and if Joij art sold far H(hlU'tefr*e4.0» of tb^XFf JH ' tealatad inMerst, ami am the bvst s^axitj, hookaMr<aiMenl> ' they wR! end with the return of baaed eu a restored Union. But Union shall be dissolved, the taxes we are now paying are leas than thuao we shall bs called upon U| pay e*ery year in time of peace. Wo shall hare to-pay ♦ 150,000,000 annually to support a standing army. We shall have to pay over to the South an export duty upon VI mar enttim, amounting to from 120.000,000 McNutt end Killian. McNutt to 150,000,000 mom. vid we to. 11 m .f- o£ ft*** boiawrtthe Probate O«e«. j ...---- —........ — — notes for three'yaara, thia pflrihfcr Ur eMpr !. that Baid t aeiitel pror.i <® ^.'lo^ st the'r'v^^W rate, in oet lees than tan‘ptrecnL i.t Annual?. r wvms previous I 8. C. eflXDLK, ***?«£•«•* djftwwi-y iV<-f<fraat.*.r uamfi's? uenu: janaea rar mb. . j >•« rTTOnyBWB^i*,; fr.irtorjr/cmGAxa^iirfB^n.^. I ~a». ^‘o^ou^wurfi Ate asamno tbe Probate Court kr lit county > P»r annum so*Md>B<r u. th. errr. botdee .t tb. P™b.c SL. l„ dUUr-al n„A tffWtUMv .♦yer ' little for your self, no matter, Respectfully yo> The Cleveland Htrald is p sharp upon the VVadeDath and rebukes its author in scalh for playing into the hands ofti aid calls attention to the fact and Davis sign themselves as ci the Congressional Committed etroction; and says that Wai now in Cleveland, acknowledg editor in nereon that ho had a use that signature, as no olbei of the committee knew anyth the protest until it waa in pria Wry Congreasman who had see» to sign it or sanction it in any 1 Identic Wade has got into hot home. Ma. Lincoln has puraned that has filled Jeff. Davis* arr. all the Copperhead papere. P then that said Jeff STnI-KOf ItKllIGJklt, Qantu^Attt, all over tbo rebel state*, drivla pie into tbe ranks al the point' onetl Mr. Lincoln’s poll from tbo enemy 150,000 a bo would otherwise I raising provisions and throwii tifications for thtf rebel srmy ! Heath sylvanla Aflopttd. ’'OlUNCERV BALE. But in ih. maanM.il., Fl«tXaUe.alB«akofA»u <rui •*=*»*. XeUeool *»k mi t»,..,- d. m MWEb . New Advertisements. I.H. nf ...4 .1-__ .... ",. ill call bis mind to visit hia who knows but it will call mW HapfMntd. 'nwSdeii idly was organized FtrortL It must now be oar deslru lion , It wm moved that — —. —. AZ a Government and people, or uttoTi clared unanimously nominated. .. .'i.u. the asoeders and Confederate States lov'It waa meud.to pruoeed to epln- Atlaate Abater, asifollbwa : iroment We can not hesitate, rKgosZy forrtaal Ballot for Prosecuting Attorney. < .?Wao;n«zin nothing by daaoncang but qtrmiorfa them, (tbe Northern peace men.) may kw much , by 4>rnw»ite|£..» Mia alate' field. A sdbtety -Ua been organa soma.*Ul4M wmo familiar p Hour'interest bMring debt should be New York, Aug. 20.-Tbo jrteM’i four hundred mllftnhe ofdollars when tbe relwliimrto put down, the annual taxes ■we should hav* ttrpay -would be no great­ er than they no* ane. while tbo ease with action on a grand scale somewhere along which we could pay item Would be-very our strategic line. Tbe marohing and much greater. The taxes we are pay ing counter-marching of divisions and army corps are such that it la Impossible fur anybody but Gen. Grant to tell wbete. R. N. Sbeldoc 80 I M. 8. Williams 8 Union, nearly, all that portion of mu for. John Roberta 1 T. Phillips 0 eign commerce would be taken from the M.T. Wheeler 10 | - North. We ahcMild lose the Southern market also for Northern roanu fact urea, It «n moved that H. N. Sheldon be la it not better to endure b'gh taggp itill lbs rebellion is put down, than to pay declared unanimously homlhated. . , '{twin moved to proceed to an la- Ahffo grMtor taxes for . »ia»y jears at * least, if the rabdimn. shall not bo put back by the overwhelming power AT the tormatBaHot for Registerof Deeds. dqwpl—4,rr»fo»«», Federal Government. Wo have icon reluctant to come to such a conch ion, fi-H. Qtok - 371 but now must look the matter sten y in J. fehsrta Wmat thk Hkbxl» mesn by ths NmgA II. Cook £ r.u ___ i__________ .r __a-LALr. M.T. Wbe^ar <] " the-cry from the blood-ata the battlps of our country. • If there is*W' Democrat living l North who Ims a lingering hope of I ring­ ing those acceded States back • in» the operate in accomplishing the greatest • Ort «Ecb U».<nwtr, Uu. A»U- Ire BALLOT. l^Wf^08JnWiV ■ M/jWUWiM goods for lbs >>«pa w>o„bsv« so oobty i lives in their hand, and gone "Zi. Ballot for Treasurer. ■ .1 Ma. EbMb±rdo not km ffila'wrn be bnfnportAnoo, oi enough to Maith a‘/tire lo }1 the body of a strong and stirrin tori*! on.thomational issue; al Ballot for Judge of Prubat*. Go Jo.Orwj’.^r tiew I yntil find tbe hearts of tbe fa Washington, Acgnst 10.—Recentsimuluneoav encounters with the rebels on both banks of the James Rlter, and also in the Shenandoah Valley, prove that Gen. Lee hjjtl iq Virginia a larger force than has been aqpposad, and the .reports of his having sent detachmanto to Georgia are not qow credited. Lee’s total force Js estimatad by our secret service al about 70,000. grows out of cotton, and which before the lized by the It waa mured that C. G. Hdttwook be rwj WOODLAND, ?A Ug. Union, end show eanse. U any there be. why the prayer of tbe peUtiunersbould not be granted t ’ AM ft la tertbar teSriy tee yfaMfoaQr 6 M. 8. Williams port of getting in wheotfodb of d Sacks of Berries, 1 ;8ocka, 2e 20 the sunw which the inhabitants of each township have oAntriboted for bounties, or wbleh are being These expenses fall It was nioved to proceed to a formal Ballot for Clerk. H.N. Sheldon 28 rebellion; by men of all political ci «ds T. Phillipa fl and partlee, and by none more distil :tly or emphatically than by the leadetp of J. Cadwallader and Nebraska militia are in motion on tores are literally dried up bidding. W^ wxicpdy fo.flHwgater Ollpi. Leavenworth, Aag. 18.—Reliable news from tfie tadien cutrapes is aewree. 'They seem tb Writ ml the ettmtrr -fivm a point About 75 fafleeenst oFFott Kear­ ney to the fordr of Platte HIter, and from the Platte south to Arkansas river. A number of traine have been captured, conductors killed, and a large amount of properly' destroyed. Gen. Cortis, at cthrr prraotiB itlun.^. >» *w* Omaha, is organizing an expedition tack was on the point of being mede.— The statement that the fort wat provis­ On motion, J. G. Rnnyan waadeclared ioned for six months Is krtoifh to be all unanimously nominated. On motion, a Distriot Committee was appointed, as follows:—R. Wright, C. in the habit of receiving supplies for only a fortnight at a time. Die fail of this G. Holbrook and J. A. Sweezey; J. C. P. Nroutr, C. O. Scnrr, work may tberglop be looked for at an early dayfeveft if no nttnek bn made, and Sttrttary. Chairman. the garrison simply subjected to the star­ Tux CorrxxHKans talk loudly of the vation process. Ballot for Sher iff. FORMAL BALLOT. John E. Hull 47 i T. Phillipa E. 11. Mallory 5 I L. Lapbam 11. N. Sheldon 1 | SMUTCMSUt Washington. August IB.—Tbe latest sd vices from our forces operating against Mobil*, show that Fort Morgan is close- 12 nation, as citizens, stand face to face f pon D. Striker 22 [F. Alien' 2 thia qoeatfow, as they stood more than three years since, when the rebels {bat­ J. M. Cadwallader 10 FRoval Mudge ‘“2 Ata Rork fl | T. ’Phllll'pe 2 tered down the waUa'of Fort Sumter. J. G.lhmyan 0| Ji­ Tbe rpbel authorities have never Aven lt was moved to proceed to a 2d in­ formal Ballot for Clerk. / ‘. hostilities, except upon tbe basis of separation, (nd of being .recognized national power independent of the । ernment of tbe United States. ar AMrm Rneh ano amt oaiwwei <V».A,(nt I ar »'BJ* -- a seow, WUtterMdad 'U Rtggs. _ G. Holbrook, Ai Ryer_ _ Drake and Dr. Rbbeetfu't*},;: Yankee Sprit*.-J. ,W. Mites, _H. Snow, E. R. Chandler asd E. P. Glibsrl. RuttoAi^A'. D. Rort. 8. W. Lane, 8. P. CWy and Jebn f/RIlry. Ou moliun, tins report of ib. Commit­ tee on Credentials was adopted and the Commitbee dhtchargwj. i On hmtkm, the Co»vunion proceeded to an Iwforaaal Ballot for Representative. C‘:ll was moved that tbe report of the committee on credentials be accepted. F. Alim ' 14 I J. M. Nevins It was moved that tbo report' of the J. A. Swcexcy 0 | J. G.'Runyan committee on credentials be adopted. Il was moved that* John H. Munroe be ., . - . . , ..... 25 appointed permanent Chairman, and H. The mint uf F. Allen was withdrawn. P. Cherry permanent Secretory. 1 It was moved that we proef1 — F. Allan Informal batftrt for Sheriff. 8. C. Prlndle 1st INFORMAL BALLOT. | Jr G. Runyan 8.V. R Yirh 2 *•II. N. ” Sheldon. I | J. .Roberta t PUIipp ,. 7 Jpta O’Riley “ the public. AU talk of compromise, and “of peaoe. abort of conquering tbe rebels, ■hr of submitting to a dissolution of the ply kb* cry £. .is. Mfw.tl m ft.W the UaUMJH.UAV i! burr Ite .•ml»o< tlx enemy was gitator thatr dura owing to our more favorable position. On our O. Kenya* and William Veoler. ietttM oo Cfudeathtia. aide ths firing of Modday wa* mostly Grovh—P. M. Harwood, Uttmm fttee reported the following wlth-mnsksiry, wftar we bad got M'-lbo Laphimfjtfrffc Prfmer and George —-- ----- th tba'CeMvesitiob.:'4’ enemy's flank'ai»d turned Mm. YvslsrThorMppla-E. H 8mHss, H. Weight, day monrtng tbo artiltery tan both sides <(>. Ldfofi-w and Aaron'LyflCr»«5 was playing rather briskly. ’ “'-Aland—E. R Baroos, G«>. KVJames Kilpatrick snd S. 8. la- S.Q.«R06VES0B, JAUTS S' FOR?i!tf!? All^u. EMIL AS ite n~—al’1'/—. t ■ cfBUB Ywm mated At about 400 killed, woundcd.Rfld C Immediate vicinity. Pennaylvania has voted, by .y of more than 20,000, to proposed amend menu to the stilution. Tbo Philadelphia J this morning says lh.ro is a n 88,000 on the first amendm© ting soldiers to vote, and sever ? . 7 a I- * i w ™. «* u», m — »r» p ki .... af Ur. p~pU allU Non*. >ad« . Uv W,A55B7S-. dor Stephens, Vico President c \ .hciiduM’iiJkUjL.’.*' 8 I«. Wriril ry si all, fltom tehic^ we infe; rebel PraeBesf must bs pre* Raowrw ��In mAki * aKxxot are found moat aHAable nd economical, rare tbouid^. taken io kfep the proper- I tion of -nutstnaent t» balk such that a1 proper supply of ibe fonusr can b. taken Lto the suiaaacb, without opprewing that organ. It has been aaee-lhat 3 1-3 per cent, of the live weight par diaru In bey, about meets the denisnoa of the daimal economy; and it pnib0ly «l» abodt; fills tbestoiDacb io a coshfurtable state offulloesa. If, then, a sUe-p weighingIK) jxrunds received half its nutriment ito hay and half la the better kinds of straw (which contain half as much nutriment aa bay,) It would bo required to conseme 1 4 pounds of hay and 3 pound* of stkaw daily—an aggregnte of 4f pound*, which, 1- think, could not be dally taken intoand digested in the stum a ch wf a sheep of that site. Therefore, to pul sheep <Jn half straw feed, it is tMcraaary Hurt acme oth­ er portion of their feed be more coocentrated, or more nutritions in proportion | to bulk then bay—as, for .xample, grain or root!—or elan they will not gel ibeir | proper aupply of nutriment. My own course when feeding straw hm been to grve a feed of bay at moruMORTGAGE SALE. ing and evening, [intending to average about a pound per bead each time,) all the straw the sheep wilt calaud about a pound of ent turnips each nt neon—the taltar being a little Increased If ibe hay and straw are not of prime quality. But i do not often give over two butbel^ or 130 pounds of turnips to a hundred. Hay berv docs not average IS a tun j and | though I regard feeding turnips a* I acpoumlcal, my major object in crowing and feeding them into promote iKe health and thrift of my breeding ewes, and tbs grow th of my lambs. Sumo excellent abcep farmers, on grain and clover seed farnu lying a few mile* | north of me—where a centiguou* eity I nrocaodinga of my Had hi la hear ^.ity, to non | market ralsee the average price of bay I tbero.. a ar any part I hera I about 50 per cent, higher than here— hereby gir*p. Ato hr rlrtto give their store sheep no hay until March, £l'.SM5X.“Ja,; I feeding them in lieu of it, bright good straw Tn abundance, clover chaff, and a Ou»rt Bomb in thn vfllag, daily feed of Indian corn ranging from coaniy. "f Barry, Ue promi uno and a halfgo two gills per bead, ac cording to tbeir aixe and other cireum- I atances. The atraw and grain chaff are generally fed fresh from tbe threriiiug | fluor half a dexen times a day, and the sheep are not required tu eat it at all cluse. After fte fir*! of March a full supply of bright ddver hai^ia givefoond lav. bad rcpMladJucvaaion tu observe, winter well, and tha breeding ewet raise good lamb*. 1 do not believe that bne«*ding ewea or lambs eould properly be fed enough straw and turnips—particularly if the straw was dry and ripe—to obtain the equivg. lent of a full supply of bay. If turnip, are fed in exce**, they render the eracu aliou too thin and active for severely cold weather.^BuS a pound a bead given to a straw fed .beep, with a little dimuni­ tion of the corn otherwise requisite, would, I think, constitute a better ami ' cheaper feed than entire eorn and straw. The comparative nutriment of tha dif­ ferent kind* of straw has been given in the table of Nutritive Equivalents. Oat and barley straw cut quite green and cured bright are highly relished by sheep. 1 had ratbar have lb*in (parliouiaxly if thrashed with* flail so that a few small green kernels remain in the ends of the heads.) than hay irrthe situation in « hich it is frequently cured for use. Wheat straw ranks next among the common varieties of straw. Sheep do not relish it, and will not sat it vary wall If tbey get any hav. But when confined to it and grain they learn to nt it and thrive oa it Tbey must wot, however, be com pelled to eat it as elose aa oat and barley straw. Ripe rya straw, uo]caa cut, fine and mixed with tnaal, tea dry, harsh, unprofitaMe, and wholly unacceptable food fur sheep. AU straws are eaten much better by them whan fresh thrashed and led frequently In small quantities. Cornstalks are contalasd in neither of tbe preceding tables of nutrition. When cert end cured brigirt, before frost, nu feed te better relished by sheep than the leaves and some finer portion* of tbe stalks; and they thrive admirably on tha tn. Pea-baalm. if cal and cured green, Is highly valuable and is highly relished by aheep; but when wot harvested until dried up and dead, according bo tha mere common mode, it is utterly worthless far them. In seasons of graat scarcity of hay and atraw^aheep have been repeatedly and auceeMfully wintered by feeding them slmo.t exclusively on grain. Seeh a %ay (hmine* occurred in the beat aheap rvftion of Vermont, in the winter of 1640 —CI, oecaslrrti.d by a severe drouth tbe preceding summer. Flock master* * Ik> were-determined tn keep wall at all tamarda, Ted tbeir sheep a pound (nr quart) of oats per bead, with .ucli quantitise of bay, «r*w, etc., as tbey ewuid obtain.— In bettor Indian corn growing region. * TO BE EJKEll.it; ATfflS - umoi DRUG STORE! VOL II. DIGESTIVE ORGANS. lite Btotoaiw uivartably rwao.ro, Aqpate^'ASroiV. STOMACH -.to toil, ws Fit^ BITTERSa new any moot complete atsortiaent of “INSANITY AND C05BUMFH0N.Maaram*wweeCtb.maw<>f Ask a. Baria*, uvt aass wux eURras eas saebsa. or raa is- OBOO.AMBJSSMClIlto. , McrotoealWralu-. OU-. r»“ m« UWWB8. r FOR MECHANICAL AKO MEDICINAL PUBFOHES.QNLY_<3 Alaa a Ml aitok at GROCERIES! art. xvot ofacrtAAo as a vsvtAvcAwe yAuek ukW euyc aW Tfrve JXx^cv t* VAt to,” \xt au u rvrftxdAak aoc.vVl — u d,vcn\ 'Buc^LuVokov o\ \\u. *u*Xcxv. Ao. X\m. 'B\Xa<Mb Cufirtw ©IJkVu.'WtukaxvA. SouX\xX\\t. •. Kafo,$oT a \ox\fc <vpox, St t. to.oAv\xc<di.dk an aAxckc » Slovcboc-Vb \.\ kokuo. vo. <\uat\XA«v. awdt txX. X.W \vro^AY \\.t»xc, art a \ktcAfr<o.Xxo< o$ Silioug Fever, Fever and jfiffue. Liver Oamplaini, jgutinp’ Hui JnaLigeat ion.. Janndioe. Kidney G&nplainte, TEA. conn, SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER. PBUNEM. PICH. RA13IM8. CODFIRHi ffoct, a.eryUla* la lb. Grucarr Um, aarii “ III ba aradaS for Caroll v um. a RAffov axxdb. aW lar xxaXuxc. CU'taCSC'J J'XhXPWJtBU Aid Cwklig Extract!, tbeu. 'fi’atevw rar* anA root* cxtxiX Vtrin, wKie\i raakt X\xe va arc W. slao ktoy ee band a good SMirtwt of STJk-TIOTTEIk.’Sr. 'Vo’cCvc. FINN. PINCIL8. INXH. PAPER. EN­ fttovtvcucXv "BiXtev* Th. tooor nt Biuecs Caue to heiwH*itoy toStofrol Ey a .!»*<< daaa of Ike rtiterttot. tod by eraa.i mbII.t roaoetlag ta II, tbe rotara of tba e*ei Ftatet Bay be toarnted. k» • Gvoarol Taata. Hcenmi'l I'rrrsaa pro rkatba, riuiin* ■■ maib or rouu froei whaS**r cum erifleatfaf aad ao testae of now sene rasatee. Dtoamro ofIbaaa Orwaas rvew.ro. tba aid of a HURET1C, HBLMBOLD*N EXTRACT BLCBU BTHK GREAT DIUBXTIC. sad to tortton to or. aw daairod efikrt la all Atoeawa/te rotrot « \v>or vaaw't Vrunl art Dy. Alobuck'fo ftXomAcii "BiXtev* 3KEA1, HMD® (BASE ftXo«Mvc.\v ’BTAkev* •r Heady Pay, wtoly. Hprotai BitrntoBB will b* Mid t. COMPOUND IXd and pallia* on PBEHCB1PTIONH; sad UJ on. patehaaia* jaodxioto af aa cm rtor epee their being tor poet co Booth ade ol well, J ** tJaTC.?/?1 mil to.lt these* west ton I’o^ntoa? thento' rode. tteooM «tot im (io) roda.lhM--------- - _ Um 114) ruda. Umm toat lo MV [Mlrndatefee place of beyro mag ; eootateiBg cue aero aod ihnw Stfustirs wsxr&i art XJtxc nc\\ raarv'i BoVact Couk^oyX. Dr. D.chxM.k.'fo ftXowvoxV. 'KvVU-v. poto for ato. on tialanJar. U>. Sd Say tottoalewv Ur. A D, )' al <be north fro.i to ctw Court Ikaa. la Dw Tilla«a of UaatingB. al oca o clock, io the aAtoooon to llwbigteM bMUar. Daled,Jtor ISth, !-44. jr*> D. U. BTERTH. Stor,/. ixxAaovaXc x^t. vo<ak taVA\XaXi&. r - GROCERY, Ealing if Billiard O». TS.o'ocusk'. %Vo«wteV, SAI^OOIW. CATO. A M«KAVOBT*H. •»ww» aAaaraae. W00LEH FACTORY, WANT 25.000 lb., nf WOOL t. maaofaetura into CLOTH— ^“rjImnel. AND SHEETINGS, ritbar oa sharper by QwyarA It it ite thtfti way to gtt peed CteiA for yorrr Janita Tn U! ' WOOL CARDING Dea. Promptly ud (a Ibe Beal M.on.r OUR STOCK OF 0B0CKB1EH IS VERT FULL AND COMPLETE. ItoUea a. ibeoa^itotp attohoa. CwawesdeBt, X)vnrr\x.vu. , PlesMotat aad Drunkentet: or Rowdyism •foil bt allowed, Aad all wbeara wiBia. to ptomis. a aairt sad orderly Osocrar no Hiioor, meal not fall to NO la U Hau HL. New Ya WHAT EVRBYBODT KNOW^VlZ’Z'" T-1 E*1’—-4 -Wtof rwar. toaAlac la bolter ihaa a anmpU- ffXaa. Billon an yat at : hoCClae, <tf. wkmA (As oZa. a . tie. TA. laUl u Jlr^ ra.j, To provide unth a taji-j •CMlorfniort. ^riot f•fc/ur W. C. W. Jfoina!:. T Boot Fourth Bt . C. All ardor, .KouhPf; I?** V* As IrrSBsrrisa Larrea.—Mmst*. Puei * GROCERY, EATING AND BILLIARD Braff. Agvato N. T. Smitary Batooty, Rocbaater. —Gente: I daaa It due to yoo to state th. SaagteSALOON D. McNauunox. al tofret oMhtoee.bet4.Sf PoopUs Cun wWA Wm. L. Katom, 1 obtained from ym la SovmsUt lato- Baring the advwrttoMimt of year Society, aftariag *n giveyuur eaedicine to ritogynm for th. pemr rt their partahro. 1 obtained a bottle for a poor girl B. WRIGHT, of my eoag rogation, w bo bad long boon Mariy ATTOBNET and C0UN8ELL0B AT LAW, A aadgatMtor to Chaamry, Notary Pobile sad CoaroyioMr. A 1*0, Clreult Cewt CommUtoower fttowvcucV "Sivil art, X.\x» Bc\Akcv'« VA« .m\ "gyyfc-M* FOR RA i ’ B.r.CHB A<io.Uag. •oTbewiag* foe tU shaft tonal* >UXTY CLERK nd » i. tb. Ca*n Htosv- HTCI uvr-mu corn, co ’ - StfoT: . ibaiika Dtfn Omnty. ' • MIDDLEVILLE. Maoton. OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORE. Win atteod to all call* la th. Uaa af hit prwhu ktoMmi of Batter aad Cheeee ta XUk. ifeUUn.viUMu'n 'Aevordtag tn the reports of several of the aaeocialad eke sea dairies, an average of IP to 14 Iba. of milk is required u> yield a pound uf cbeaea. One pound tt batter requiree on an average of about IS quarts of milk. This wouM give from the same amoont of milk about 11 tfHrarszffr. tn .UovlDcparpoa. uirru a TTOBNEVS oed COt cvAarsj, "B?n<aun\.\xX\¥.\v\ . * OUR EATING DEPARTMENT la FIRST-CLASS >L lor erra IIgfcl week will nana 1 ■eabtoe to sysrate ariSh waoaebTVJXl uSItato ^Mto2Tmd i SELF-ADJUSITTG WRINGER Nv Wood-Work to 8weil or Spill fo TUmd-Serrw. to fit nl of drd, OUft BILLIABD TA BLEU Ate M-Blted with Bew CuAleaa, aag the Boeaw are Baaciee. aad f-leaaaat, CITE IS A CALL I i 'B'au Xa5c <x\\o\\aV. Viv. 'Ro\>aek'% WEEIt CEIEIUTU PATENT IGwr foil to roUafy Umo wbe give toms a ttaro- a\x&. vaokx P wiU procure m moderate tarato V‘ N. B. For the omeootoMa *f AStarura sad Mt Manhood : How narfRs^iMbivvrtun-inb,!.- . • MBMflMMMMMiie* ® Order* SbftUtoA tfeO-c- d.l‘ It ,'l peewptlv forwarded as 4>r •'«U; '" • ... ~’IZUFl -t H^WAftD ASSOdlA'nON. PflUAMLMHA, FA. iJNl> *w.~ gOBKUTINa ATTOJ BslistuvtoOimter � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-08-31.pdf d0247890aaa6e9f5b619bc88307c2994 PDF Text Text �NEWS I FOB PBniDBX^ S ABRAHAM LINCOLN, . JW» TicB-raKMDBrr, ANDREW JOMSON, J,.A ,>d£3>t <Wtl>''^r. .h.< Our common school k>tero»ts a HENRY E. Q. GROSVENOR, of Junesville, is addressed not merely to a fe» capitalists, but also to the many Ob Thursday Gen. Haaonek, who waa whose aggregate means ennatJtdto tbe wall rf Xi— Suita-. — «luek«l maas cf the wealth uf tbe landThe notes upon whinh thia low le asked are from *50 epward. Every naan who bee combined assault was made on his easier fifty dollars can take part in tbia loan.— J. M. Neviea 91 I Geo. Thomas 1 Willard Davis 1 I On motion, J. M. Navins was declared tbe unanimous nominee of tbs Conven- -------------- JAUBSB'rOR?t’ri’< All^ta. Prr Tntiurrr. JOHN OWEN, of Detroit. EMIL ANNEKE. of ttanaiag. cY^*RS?nrfr^ffinf. Aijrew wTu^Aua^or i™u. fir rfPiMie HOSFORD, of Olivet. WITTER J. BAXTER, ofBiltadale. THOMAS W. KERRY. The majority of the Union nominees for county officers ore loo well known to tbe people of this county to need any introdaetion at our bauds. Of tbe old offi eers renominated, H. N. Sheldon, County Treasurer, S. 11. Cook, Register of Deeds, 8. C. Prindlc, Judge uf Probate, and H. Wrigll, Circuit Court Commis- siuoer, the bare fart uf tbeir reuumination is an iadlentlun of Uta satisfactory inserter In which the dutlWof their offices Mr. Novias beingeellad for, come for­ ward and addreooed tbe Convention, thanking the delegates fiw the unanimity with which they bad conferred — "~ so honorable a testimonial. __________ only say that be would, if elected, dis­ charge the duties of the position to the best of bio ability, reflecting at all times the wishes of hie loyal oocstitaente. Ho urged it, as tbe duly of all, In these limey to put forth every effort In aiding the G<>r. ernment to suppress the rebellion —hot by words alone, nor by any mere polit­ ical action for partisan’purposes, but by siding in filling the ranks oi lite army .and strengthening the hands of the constitu­ ted authorities of tbe Government He said the strongest lever the Unloa Party can wield in the eoming political contest, and which must insure sucoesa, is tbe energetic prosecution of the war to tbe overthrow of armed treason, and an u»1 hesiletlng support of the Government. Hon. A. L. Green being called for, responded by a patriotic and soul stir­ ring address, cautioning all Union eitlzena to be on their guard against the eilee of ncrrl traitors, as well as to be in readiness to assist in crushing tktir brtikm In arms arrayed against the Government He was frequently inter­ rupted by tbe applsuse of tbe audience. On motion, tbe chair appointed the following a Senatorial Committee,: E. W. Barber, Chairman, R. J. Grant and Willard Davis. After tbe committee were announced. Ftank Allen was called for and respond ed in a brief and patriotic speech. ; On motion, the Convention ad)»orned. 11. Wrisht, A. L. Gskkx, Setrrtary. Chairman. have been performed, and 4s a sufficient guaranty for the future. John E. Hall, nominated for Sheriff, Hickoxt Ceaxsu, Aug. 24, *64. Pursuant to call, tbe delegates of tbe 2d Representative District met at Hick ory Corners, and was organized by cal­ ling John H. Munroe to lbs Chair, and appointing J. M. Cad wall odor, Secretary?' aud is highly esteemed for his i ' ’ On motioQ, a committee of three, on tcgrlty. Credentials was appointed by the Chair. Fur County Clerk, J. M. Cod allader Tbe cbairman ot ths committee report­ of Barry is another new name. ] r. Cad ed the following delegates to the Cuu- is a staunch and working Union Mian, from the townabip of Hope. He haf been supervisor of bis township several terms • allader is a young man, uf go d busnesa hnbita, and will make a goo< He wIlHun doubled ly be cleelc by Inrge major'll*. C. G. Holbrook, nominated fo Bony—Charles Smith, G. W. W.|liama, Wm. D. McNeal and J. M. Cad•allader. Assyria—Geo. P. Stevens, Richard Jones, Asa W. Wilcox and John R. cuting Attorney,'.is not a strange Johnstown—H. P. Cherry and J. H. He has, as it were, | own up Munroe. lith nt here. He studied his p ofeesion Orangeville—Henry Brown and James ivi ble rep- N. Turner. Hope—D. McCullum, Ira 8. Bigs low a irmerly and Lewis C. Gesler. a Democrat, but at the brsaki t oat of Prairieville—Geo. Thomas, A. C. the rebellion he became an ear eat sup­ Town and Adison Spaulding. porter of tbe war, and his Union Maple Grove—E. H. Mallory. M. H. Palmer, Geo. Moore and P. M. Harwood. in tbe early part of tbe etruggls Baltimore—D. McOmber, Samuel ling effect in the recruiting serv Weeks, A. E. Durfee and Wm. Turner. course bis Union proclivities On moliou, tbe report was adopted. him uncongenial company for On motion, tbe Convention proceeded to an informal Ballot for Rcpreoeotative heads, and ho has been an activ in tbe Union party fur more it n eight­ with tbe following reault: een months past. During all t is time ho has been an earnest support • of the Administration In its efforts to i rush out men, when the time for voting cdfaie Asa D. Rork, for Surveyor, i*a capable of filling satisfactorily, atU Bition to which the people may 1 to call him. 1 For Coroners, G. P. Slavens and Jackson, are both sound and rd 2»nrtntMxi. nauirr. Richard Jones Adam Elliott J. H. Huarue portaat SB adjunct to free inst vestment la so deeiruble as this. Ilia secure. Every duller of every man’s property ie pledged for the punc­ tual payment of tbe Interest, and of tbe debt when due. Tbe security la incrasing In value. For some years before the war we were earning 1000 milltoca a year 'more than we apeni. During the throe years of the war, owing to the high prices and constant demand for labor, wo have earn more than ever before. No man • bo could or would work, has been idle ; aud, except for tbe war, we have spent less than before. The total valuation of the property ufThe United Stales, accord­ ing tp the census of 1800, wu *10.159,000,*00. of which *10,957.448,1*50 was i in the Loyal State*. This valuation, ac----- ix._ .u--------- 1 —1. --------------- - 1 Bann Bunnxo.—We are u] painful necessity of recording Uil fire on the morning *rf August, 11 and eoatenta belonging 19 A- P. I King, of JUmstbwn. The ban I <ei fire about 3 o’clock A. Jf . l Aa extra cm ■« to asal to HrrjaitoM to.. think I don’t overstate the enemy's l<*» In the' last l«« week- st 10.000 killed and wounded. We lost heavily, bn* mostly fa captured. Giant alao make* the following —/rv—J— ““" ssrtod la ths Wxxaur Barnata. Vnuoirnui, Aug. 23d, IBM.! A. C. Town 1 I Adam Elliott 1 Leander Lapham 18 | Geo. Tbomas 10 On motion, Leander Lapbam waa de dared unanimously nominated. Tbe convention was then adjourned. J. M. CauwAixauxa, J. H. Hunan*. husband eff Mrs. Hille as a < and baj gone with him to Grand ■"SSMmwMv 1» •••■<• nbsenA that the barn was burn. ma; insured in th I A EsUghMytgal Company for *| ------ I td l4 mWIn, 2. . inR (,ffi,-era and 59 men were captured . ( lh< (Signed) hind , F. D. Acxt-xr, editor of tbe Ar| v-id fr, that inxtll Dur beat wishes for bis snocess J parity in any new utfdertaking, with him. “Tbe Ipsa U health, iniportanre nf hriringjk Bye^J [wiper In Beery Comity,r are bis New York, Aug. 29.—The following No other investment can be bo easily dispatch waa rweoived by L. W. Wallace convertible. The men who ba* a Treas­ A Co., uf thia city, al 1:30 thia aiternoon. ury note foe >50, or 1100, or 11000, can ’ -Gold 240. Atlanta in fiames.” turn Irinto money more readily, and up on better terms, than if it were invested Chicago, Augnst 20.—The Naw York delegation held jheir final meeting at the Sherman lloitae thia morning, and after a brief comultatiun, the vote was taken, vcrtible investment. It is, moreover, resulting in 53 fur McClellan and 13 readily collectable when due. To each scattering. . note are affixed 6ve “coupons," or iaterraf Tbe Missouri vote is 13 for McClellan lickrti, due at tbe expi ration of each suc­ to nine scr.ltering. Neither Ohio nor cessive half-year. Tbe bolder of a note Missouri will rote aa a unit. Indfann baa simply to cut off one of thee* cudp stood IB for McClellan to 10 against.— one, preeceent it at the nearca*. bank or Beta of four to one are offered thia morn GUARDIAN’S SALE Government Agency. and receive his in. fag that Model inn mill receive the notnlerest; tbe note itaelf need not be pre­ sented at all. Or a coupon thus payable Il is not expected that more then the will everywhere be equivalent, when doe, temporary organisation and tbe appoint­ > money’. ment of tbe useal committees will be. Thus, while this loan presents great effected today. • advantages to large capitalists, it offers A majority of both delegations from special inducements to those who wish Kentucky are for McClellan. to make a safe and profitable investment ’ • Mtowing , am «hk«r hi nvamweur secui Latxm—The Wigwam is densely --------- ’ ‘ nmto in getvnAnrirf ; <■1 small saving. It is in every way tbe crowded, although half an b>«nr before best Savings' Bank *, for every Institution ll is v<|Unity ctotvvnamt us • tbe organization,: and the section of tbe of lht» kind must somehow invest its de­ amphitheatre aet apart for gentlemen ac­ posits profitably in order le pay interest companied by lediea is overfilled. The sod expenses. They will invest largely day is bright and cool, and immense in thia loan, as the bast investment. But throngs nottav.med with tickets are path ered on the oetdde on tbe chore of the CHANCERY SALE lake. The music is famished by Gil­ TATE OFMlCniGAX.-Tbs Clrr.it C~.t more’s Band of Boston. A portion of for lh« ceoBty of Usrry. ia Chaos.ry. . of interest allowed to the auditory are without seats] where cent, upon sums over L-._-- ----- r--------R+rrtJ. Graai Q^fiaiatbe people are densely packed baa just CXirvr X who invests directly with tbe Govern­ ment will receive almost 50 per eent. more. Thus the man wbodwpoeits *1000 In a private Savings' Bank receives 50 dollars a year interest; if be deposits the same sum in this National Savings’Bauk be receives 73 dollars. For tbuoe «ho wish Ui find a safe, convenient, and pro!Itable means of InvesUug the surplus earnings which tbry have reserved for their old age or for tbe benefit of their children, there is nothing which presents In Caalletoo, Barr? comity. Mich..Jotr Milk. wlfc atCvatu Bcxtoji. so many advantages aa this National ISOS, Mr* HAKXnif agW U ) sort. S montlw and 1 da*. She profrssrd religion in IMO and It is convertible into a six per cent, gold-bearing bond. At tbe expiration of united with tbe Free-will Baptist Church. She waa an affwtlonnte u ilv and mother, three years a bolder of tbe twice <>f the She baa left n 7-30 loan lias lbs option of accepting and a kind neighbor. payment in fall or uf funding his note* large number nf- rela’lves who deenh Uy*! in a nix per cent, gold interest bond, the feel their lose, but tbe hand of affliction principal payable in nut less jhati five falls most heavily upon the lonely com CHANCERY SALE. nor more than twenty years from its panion sad the nix motherless children — date ae the Government may elect. . For may they be prepared to meet her in heaven. ‘. six months past, these bonds have ranged Eaddesty sad dr*ngvlr strickva, at an average premium cf about eight S Ccenu in the New York market, and e sold st 109 to-day (Aug. 12th), thus . making the real rate of interest over ten per cent. ; and besides, to make the in­ ducement even greater. Congress by special act exempts its Treasury note's fmm state and municipal taxation. Could Sbyloek ask morel Was partriotism over so liberally rewarded T—JSaryer’s In pursuance of previosss notice a Cd vsntien-of Delegates from the saved towns comprising tbe Slat Senator II District waa held al tbe Hall in Vd uioutville. I Convention called to order by D. Ba ber, Chairman of the Senatorial Com mi •cumstances strongly inijrlicaliil Milla, have led to ber aimL' 11 that Mr. King had pertly eng I lama. Un bis return ba met tbe rebels in strong force nod totally defeatnd ibem, captarfag four stands of adore, six can non. and 900 prisoners. Afterwards be mol another force which preeewi him *<• heavily that be waa obliged to abandon all but one of tbe gene and m-.ee of bis prisonora. He made an entire circuit of Atlanta, sad reached Decatur with a low* of 100 men. Severe denude was done to tbe rebel communfastiuns. . • WwrMseafce the part two yel ,h* IWUITO. rf U»J occupied aofipeliniples advocated! ■/‘iordWrcd/uFMtoM ’ imt assume | P“kin« •“/ « TmMMMUxMI predueeis ■'•■deiitlyTilg^.'wilh a fiuctualiug I • 41 most articles. Grain and fl tending downward slightly, while I lard <u»d nwata-re Bri-fiftg hnhrt vancing. ,'^Yc quoie utole wheat -Uttrn 30 to 35 freeMnmfcrM ewata, beef 8 to IB pert far early-ibwitig W wheat li indeed. ' ... IjtAWDsa ItaMiAM <>f Maple Gn I wired tbe nomlnat'u« for lleprnsj in the eecrmd District, on Wed- Ma. Enrroe:—Ou Wcndesda* Picnic waa held fa ll.i» t-wn ne Fuller Schoulfa.UM', for tbe pnrp procuring money for the benefit The day being fair, quito-a large n I were in attendance; and the amoui I ed, (**331) shows the genero. 0>«e present. Dr. J. P. Cessna < sn.o. deliverwi a short address, stating tbe object of tbe Picnic, at erwise sbowjpfpHwi necessity of p| Ji, # country.- J.B. tab Mrirrt W00LEM FACTORY, HUfflXOU U«.H ’ �y»til a»i 1W Monday svodTb^maLwuErime deeig- naled by Iqir' Ibr holding the Annual S. hvol Meetings. In tbe rnidal of the draft eicirermfit thet^ fa grntt daturer " it tli •bwuld have Bruwa’e AewcAisf Troc-Ui, "b-~>Mi»n» pom air ANNUAL TAX BALES. painful necessity of recording tbe lose by mssW PfB w a rn s vaw Taa Towa or TuMaarpi.s ie paying » larger bounty far recruits than any locality. While we are paying Kmg. of Juh-rtAr Tbe Um w« ,at ..n fire about 2 o’clock A. M., and cir- J Ur" yrara,\hicb is just’ "* * eutnataaces strongly Implicating a.Mrs.! proportion to the time. Milla, have led to her arrest. It appears J ,nc“ wantid• «... U .... II. WRIGHT, tlial Mr. King had partly engaged tbe j Chairm nt of Recruit!h<j i husband uf Mrs. Mills as a substitute * Middiet Ufa, Aug. 25th, 1864. .nid had gone with him to Grand Rapids, • •get hip» accepted. It waa during bis i M-ticeihal the barn was burned. The YANKEE B HONSON'S SHOW. -Oxt.—Our friend and neighbor, 11. Acxlkt, editor of (be Anaeer has 12^1,bls interest fa that institution,— .........—jrjJz;/7^J7 “T.r perity in any new underlaktog, will go u .ib him. “Tbp faaq of health, and the SPECIAL NOTICES ■ijM.ttanre of baling a live Democratic ‘'g*Wg the ’tripod editorial. B-UMK Mt,—Gen. W. Mill*. ios be- me editor’and pmprfeVir’of tbe Cq>’rltend Urgnn ' o^’er tbe way. In bls i"P"’I 4 ...kjllfe ML.!., iuu-1 t-*aiyn: We bare for the peat two yearn, far T.W rtfl. •rrv”4 -c iw — jpied and principles advocated by tbe ••Aer.'and ‘sbaH not assume tbo re- dclilfy high. •Ub a fluctuating market 1 Estate «r gsraSa B. Wrtgbl,«t at. fXOBA rrOAP/X-STATIOFMICHIQAN Coxnlr of Darry. as. A■ -r IU. DmK.1. rlnHAt •“ IltA Cmh. JJr^WUkm or . Mramla, a. u. ii most articles. Grain sad fruit is 1 oai charge. . > riding downward slightly. ah de batter, R •ffiort"”’ itUTJIAX. (Tieaiut. I.. J tsncing. \Vequole wb»l» ••ata, (JD crni», butler 30 frruh-pwvfc’SfterotM, lirel'8 to 10 «wt», • iu»KW..»; . .*i« :• WW HI ill® W ill® m the second District, >u» Wednesday last. Mr. Lapbatn is a sound, reliable SI a. Enrroa:— On. W rndesday (a»t, a . !■.«,< — b.u»iu.n™. ..«• u. । L* II _ O_L.— _ . r... iL. orut mr*n». ..____ n.ULlr PrAmaturtf IjMBV Of HsSbOOfl, procuring money far tbe benefit «4 sol­ diers now lying in our various Hospitals. The day being fair, quite-* large number were in attendance ; end tbe amount raw­ ed, (133,81) shows tbe generosity of <h..M present. Dr. J. P. Cessna of K»1 - delivered a ehort address, briefly awing tbe object of tbe Picnic, and oth- »rielitaml^j|rif>(4bk FWWjl,fJF country^-------- ——: AnfeM «< .utycl lu> »<>l r«ri«d feeling* of tbe ■awes al farge.'brw a»»y * f**>r tel,e* >ruWTeeeW*’»»lnjbir wj£tow.«» ** ••* Tow» 1 NortheT Bang*' &B. u .s �" asked a 1“ taking >8, Jdhyainlogy, atitflil pbdniso. Whnt on mtlh —Wt kitchen," r ’: ; : • HASTDtGS u • ■’ ; ' pRUG STORE 111 'BTAWJ'O WBAWRU rfd. oppmi snia".: Stomach: Liver and Bowels eg- .Wife taken young friend, there’s mm-e roam for feOucelnd tfwugft.hndUUH in'faW aging i hvwehoid properly, than you’ll everfiM in -your dry goods ftore, with a bank,abd gjist-diill ^rowit.ln. It reJuiroa •philwsopky u. :propsriy make a raw. aaiA Court lloa* b«.i< th.jrfMs *f bte Um CircoH Court fctll.e county »f Barry. a- ri iiihilww>*! * 'ii'.r-i«i CwnUkrr Vru •■a toiiSA turpentine and alcohol. ■ ..... tnt «♦»•>•» Ab hw-sn> apailmeitt. regulate a .dock, end a hundred1 i.thcs mhtlera-jou never MORTGAGE BA IA dreaap^ °C Cd^king’ it aa-^tery day appheatiun of chemistry. A woman can mis’ abd brat up p*ovislodl without knowing anythlifa about it, bq! the art; but she caoc m» better bread, butler. I roart. broil.Or bbjl mpro nicili. put thin । for the eounty d Ilafty,. wlteh 1----- duly sold ud oHinsii to and-that together In ber pud*ng< pies and’cakes with; greater sudous, if she knows jtho tttky ns well ips tbe'Jfcw. Then broken dnw® -wife good iy lel.rbea hoe how to wr.Mjr tellura aa'il tonaV Blas«mc.vn ChM :lbe .'fcmily-jI.And then four MMtalluwnta du«,*o M*d wurtpgwwxlmIrrrul on two otter tuaUllmrnW. yel to T.U due. op to Au data of Ibupotox, sad lwfSl,4«* dotha ring applied »ticneu all though, wc lereelsnneif to t>« du* fur *q nltonay fc« Ite fcrwshall <ant.io Iowa oirbr the papers and clodur th* sama. pro»id«d far hff agiMBtal is th* *11J lodentar* uf morlwMU and an Mato«r books which tcIU'Js what tbtetesl of thr pructodina.af pay tood tern* bww> fo.uiutod world Is thinking abrprt; and then don’t you ate bow-niciy some littUikhowledge teroliyKl—to ihtt br-»lftoe of * poarpo^ mites uf HflU Utth» arid the laws of? mind will said swrtitagr castoiwd. and iu pursuance at tba coma ih I A htyler tfAtrt, ifca«d !' ■Isiule In *ucb CM. nude end nroriteB. fbalu* thoae who arc ae antdoua t<» ill a -lant« place, would only take the painatp make Rvry. thc pnmtarn teuwited la th. /]»«. “"•‘‘‘V* 1 the plaea-thcv «w. now in « list it might coo.W,ef said uu>rtg*|B>. to «>*f Th. nurthwMl quarter ■ <vrt«»’i*K ail '“J **** . **, be depend uprin.it,. tbfre wot>H be more of Mulion‘luelT. iliiia Toon font. <4) north at »•"<*< tokins tte •I'popf. i cwr, «l«l lIl«r>6*e<hlTs)wr.t.w>uuini»goouhandr»d«a4 ftMr comfort and lees c.<naplaintaj both for .iaiyJS. J I—l.-dlbu .Mld si P,bte ssaocn. Tf I*** •"*»*;*' themselves and those depending on lb*m. 1 intend U» elevate rav work to my own level.” "Upon my word,'’ said the young min,, “jw mil* o»4. ft .rpretty strong care. 1 never saw tho'teatter in just that light before, ind l doubrirtietbSHERIFFS SALE. er mi»y wwmen view it Ums ; and that ’TATBOF MICHIGAN. CoastyeT ouch a Rood lenten may not be. Ihh»; I’ll J By virta* ofunatncwUoS.'iMUWl acntl iklo ..the Amzriraa Agrienii&ui." ter lb* .<wl oT th.eMeir roert. Ur and here, Mr. EdiU>rp4nu haretbortorv. —Amtrican AgrirultuTiit. ’’ ". W Satitjs’ Jtsints ■H\xm00xkw whieh hats been Hiawcrediipon him fa»M 4OX v«aA» <4 Vm CowtvM^. TK. pwiliwltt w I*. GROCERIES! 1’. '' TSkooi VuAVm. awt. VAV» j. Orth by emdloaliag asery psn*ili cs oopwri^f Vv T^eoA, j-*. w.-a »-i* toj *t—o B-B-WIfiKTBl TVtALBRMIX GBOCER1 U dec*. Slab. batter. Un S^u^XT^ ^.%,-x^%sasr&.wS4fc: SiS:ts?.! ToadFitet (birritr>-l*« -prmettiem <tP cabbage against lite. Peara are greatly improved by graft-! Ing on the mountain ash. Sulphur H rahiaMe in' ■ protecting grapes froriJriBt-cljL .... . . Lard never spuila in hot weather, if coked enough in '.rjing it uut. In feeding with cura, sixty pound* ground goes m far as one huntir*d in th* kerne*. . ’' . , .. . . > ” ' Cftro mate J-xiulJ Berner ba ground fine.\4t'ihj«inf»Ha rlehoete. • Tuaoipauf squall aixe bava double the nutritious matter I hat KuU bnp Is the only root that taerpases ite'miuinMRVaali incraauon in ajar. bwrot olive oil ha certain cure fur the bite uf a teulcimake. .Apply luterternally and extcrually. . . ■. Money ekyI fully expended in, drying land by dr-ibung. ited olherwiat., <111 fce returned with ample interest. ' • We also harp OO h.r.d * Road u«rtB>eol of 3i- ST-A-TZOZSTElVSr, PIXS. PEMCIU*. INKS. FAPBR. RMVKLOPES. CABD8. Ac., to. Upon onr ihrl’n tMJ be 1mb4 all of lb MOST POPULAR - PATENT MEDICINES .5J1XMK ... . ......................■- butll. atelbM taking Ibr mcd'tene. MJ lag tea wa* a* t*r *te wm. sod m w.ll m ui.-tedy could tea has epatihMd to errr sinew ’ ••Ptet KfctoX. Gartner, UP«*rt»t, USTICE OF THK FKACE —IWctoan af teMa aad I ^rtalaUf to hU oBo* with M Eaaoite. »l>jw»ito !toi<« • MHU.Bwryeeesty.MJAji. M. bvbbJ J WoxV-VaNlc. a. CtuL’rm. ^ooiV VvW* KW1PPBI < « IMPORTANT AND TRUE! ■’BX-ocA ax\A ~Li««v 'tSlX, OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORE. which'in conjunction with &• 'SYootk.VuAKu-v, TOB sulcriag wilhdiM droad ,dlMM«. Xte OTB XBIHULGU Sl*GwUi»H.dity B*wue» Bftcwnraa. ARE yoststetewith th. tort uro. erf Bu.cmruul Wa-rooa'rNuucoiA Ki.o will ap«*dUy t*itov«. WfEI't CflEltlTEO PATEIT -ABE ya* >irifcriug from tte gMwlngsof praterato SELF-ADJU8TIT0 WRING] No Wood-Wmk »<> Swell or 1 -Vo numb Sertte* to gat aw? of W »unrn witw oa wrraorr Coa-Was AU^^|rouain^ with pnie, with Goct h yoor Two’ \Wartoii’s NaOBsvoih Kuo will nuuags year ABC phtt^waro of iba ovlUuocwof lb* CteuTts’ naswL Baaasvr • ■ .■a'’WATSON^ ^KECBALGIA KIXO. . cwutn Ttmtoac cwtTn'iUjpnng and expossd I to the weather with the tark on, decays I much eooner-ftito’rFttrt'tf [ XyWa^TV,^ j, ‘ - v C. g, WALKER, EtPpeAmeWts kb.Ajr ap>WftU> be’rqsa) : tn poutuea tdlxhprnru CQwi, and dkfld- . edly.pretcndaislbr Awdingcaule. ’ . A bare pastors .euriehw not rte wail, nor fattens the animals, nor iwaaacs the •_ : ' < g&b - ~~ In oil the experjeftfla of farmers tbro'out the world, no <ma has over yet proiiounted htable manure unreliable. Tbe clouda may wltHwULOMr r*i#», wi ib» sun may-parch up the earth) but aw can­ not lay t|>o blame Juxrur .table manure. Give it Aeat and moisture when proper­ ly mixed in the woii. and It wHi newtr fail to dtl what i« required offL Tbia manurwcntaiiut all the fertilising substance* that plants want Nortatlfete a single rawly. of plants In «xi*UK¥t< which requite* any other fertiliser in or­ der to prodoco rt» Iwrtms* potei bte gtewkh bblplaas teas Uwamatlkto. and rtranR. to «... ttei bolDe cured ter.ntlrily, I write thia, hoping It may aid «b* Soatofy hi Ila aBkrtato idiroduet tte uteteeuw. .nd IteM thus* who mey need tech a rotoady; sad 1 sea strong tern*, as I bu- . >O& iM try ftte141 . ” “w’Sravsrft—.JW.. , .... £bbdwe $? nm JEFFERSON FARMER, Goo. Ag*t. iTION. b. c. rMWto JQDGB OF PROBATZ, S eral Uu4 sad Tax *F’1 the Court Houm. at Ha»usf» B. HLCOOF , i«U4Di nun. Trft. All asters or eomomnleatuw* from /-1OVMTT Cljmt and Mall V ,ia the Court Beam .tori^ter^HuUr r. til FOMLM.B'W (' •UTCH EMTdVittXtfPIE €•• uJeasil? orr Manhood : How Loit and How Restored. ent attanUow. sever wees any peeesritjr for tturUhnshiff j inineroJ l»atwrti» M ,JX« M M CM ob­ tain ataoie dangjit a, mtiafartory prior. । Tbs uses and component parts «mi manart are'o»i« of the wonderful pro via­ ions of Pmvideaioo, for she bswefit wf the i ------------- coumty Ooho (Pternt, CA«JfraJtforU«.. Indignation, GPain in tha (JUsxinaaa, ata. Try thee* ■*<naa*,’’i*’fKf wH! ’:<«■ eSS4aao«v:& One animal wnil fed Is of now® value than. Uro poorly .hept, . . . JTEMffli “oUffcHttithhCM will euro all the aferei.nuonte di.-, and, of th am mltea, will raiiaM and aaro Mauotoeturod and sqld. wbaMdeuod retail hr rsa rvrsaa aaSvr.creaiaa I co.. Us. S3 nut 8L, Mew Yurt, and a.r.I.sd Ohio. I?' 8- C. BOBTHBOP. Agnt. hats ever doubted ybu wHl . MiAUiJW. antw ediifeatf Dr. VulvarWHAT EVERYBODY KXOWS. vta..well's CelebrMsft Baeay oa the rteMsICaro lu^iboetmwHcm, af.Sesaasyaam. se BernTballtop.awUgulvsaMd. wiftamrutt. |W* Au lanaxsTtio Lrrrito—Masm. Poet A' ^Ty a suaph auchma U tetter than a cernpli Brsff. Agenta N. T. Sanitary Soclrty. 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Wkh Mfehtarr- ' • ■' "■ towW Of Woy. For the thooghlful conaidcrattaB af all ihuae who desiru an boobrabl® and last­ — .alter v_ and many r finer residences hnd -palfae ing peace tb remit from thethrmlwaitori oftitewaejr brii leave tn' aWboM tW Tbou BiUoro Ur. pertsruwfllX&Akr »' Wlfibge. 8.»a.ltwUktagpo«e«..Mf Mlodtogi <xilH«MaU«m held -beCWaM abb Be aim uumgimmwi Gen. Paine and bit staff want to roaks h> mjfMlf and taeerdl -TeMIhg frW bf tbfr catftfpoqMk. Jota-Bbktt, in rddpeace party, at the'Vonrhbes House, the dent uf the tuwuywad eate nf the wealth­ ewening after-Uro htePeooe U^vhttfon. rODCH FOR THEM! iest rebeli.ifrtUtrWtel«4UB»d Is thus Bring a peumwMe wiritf -triyeMf, Well; GEBMAN UTTERS, rot-M-.jtian lui.aa i ■ 1 ' ijhJag.M wwfte IW'U‘^•k'«~.;W45 vyaopalby, declare thst Gw. Grant's camK>V» • failure. All the Rtatagod w iwk. fir -mr.jrta.fM.. ■«.« mailer of course, and so do all thoac Northern paper* that rtbrofldee feebly ita teMirocnta of their Southern frirfrila. All declare alike loudly that the great campaign that . Jjaji. shaken the rebel lion to it».WM<»*faUan*':> Share nev- nGon does ■k atnaWln ftver ofsh bOmvrtbte perute, I warof-cobraedrroply hiWMtad W'lW leltec to (be Chicago Z>i2uuw. , 2'rtaipMM fc>Wrtmetn"k>*th* IStM^ '.‘‘Wf.tell walked into the parlor arid i utFooutai thfiTrny MdMBpro WUrf- rm*, aifroehafal of - the waro-^Hs-haa. great abostle. of pease; rtWtved 1 e«g® IfQFUm VURAJI Btmig gerto^btaw'Wbcn, By 'Ww Beaded!;' f the public wwhfe domii •th WHAOVBKBVEKYQASKar ^' ’-4 became a HrtenCr to tbeTuHowmg words, uttered by' dtro of these rtrottlOs/a prom-', Vlfafnih; WflrSva1Mfa frrim the 'RkpP 1 ate efforts be made Tor*' -vm»^ning.Jaifi'e.. bouse tan. inent public speaker, ariddddneiaed t»V tilitiee, wilha:VW*to* dan ta-Rtohmoad, andeumprilsdlnru to husband, •elect circle bf trout/ fiftfrtff F * ,_ ' £11^00^ that ctyte* if faalife to b*U » WAMB A^jdklte MMM» |rinu, * ill repprt kx^ie. ai. •H left you, grintUtrieki. Jtf?rscn Dswla JWWR -W lb^ •H** •nd, PMue»b. au£ 1 wiU fqruteh ttujfn Ubns-. is fighting the1 battles of- ■the liberties 6f he bn again driven the greater part of. -«SstTJ4,7‘.F‘X; Kin on the bMis of theTederaWbion of tbe portapuq. l‘’*S o«r<enunwy,-aWPM mosi-abd shell woo- Um's'forces out of Petersburg Mid Rich­ Itaartbero/btegmit Rr wm Fulliwaaor WrtgK, coed, l-told Gov: BeymCtrr an -Uns mbrn- mond, and down the BhknanArth Valley • KlrtUttot at tU Pit rt ihrBUroMlH W.'antf tw> said, ‘Mr. —^-,/am ewrt to look famaonathaig to ent - .; . ,..1:. of the mjlttafy MKbority «f WeMfcMi oflba Uaad. Harrod ,«[ bitteull IlraaUiaJ, B. B. WIGHTMAN * C^?, Cl, *hf sefiul eke / A f • ■ Z poww; e 8upb faijmaa ak Xbia-of Grant> srn 'to 8uue. |n xhe »«»hr tlBcdpM MdAf “4 hMtwilit.be^uld to) , HutUriog U|h. ngart. abating,or SaftKaUng DE U.KIts IK GBOCKBIKfl.»<«>rtate 'Tkr‘ otojority bf Ma pbooit an rp^^ll^i, th* supremscy «rf oqr, Guv-, Sensation, wl.rn in a l.Mnr Fo.tnrt, Dimaea. of destroy . ibe'GuverhmehK pL'th# United . K.nuidtjf, -Maryhtad, JflMBMiima-B«Y.won, Dou or Web.’Bafa.a the Spt.t. Tero, Slgtea—-‘that Gyratriplet* smcH baa rai»-1 Joyeinrf Wir. and the’AdmlnirtralhWi have ernnent and pound' (he Confederacy 19,|j aware, was a .atnuueiul rtoLattaa «f ,lhe and Dull I’atai»lb.HaBd,D«aeHa<v«kl‘rnin1A —’ -r—z.. Wdtobl'add Arittb wbifthe Meodt oftbVI tM wABfr ermy fo hi Mem. Geritloi Csliforals Block. Stats rtrtct, HssUsgs, . We J^of.Jqxury, -gtvpp *Up; , ?!??• X,cl!g*y^"L0** 8kl“ ,ni1 kfsiL Hain ia 'thte’-wkW ZFl5DBfca^eey h.v* to fmd fault- wkh la Conai.ituUpu,.^iid-jk. .wpctiiUatM.Jiucb. HMe. Brtl. Cbwt. LHnbs, he., SnddenTlo.bM nf stoles, rich crops, tobacco warehouses — man watwva got lostb“ '-‘-, ‘ Id AWflbobMjo^ergyfr^ Secesman journalists ia acta in the appwaobiog eltctioa will be is etappadi AridSI________ D. C. HAWIBT, ' Jlesl. Horning tn the Ftesb. Oonttanl Imagiulon alT that ’Ina |iearl poulddsairc, and did he, murt , . finally be aimed, wo have got lo rwtWa England, in U)a poutkera States, and , in I held a» reifolutiocury, and resisted .with la all kinds rt fswtly Oroe.H*., of Bril, Qrmt deprsasiport Spirits. | all lhe means arid power under“Otrf wn-, could br, ‘Jbiuk lhat‘he could ntiae bii , ,a4 Wwwisa wars, sod a gsertal ancounter-revAhrtlen end overthrow tbe tbe Nurthvn States, see that if Grant n itnc if: m b e n tyro sons arid" send Uiejn , out Jq tn^dcr. , Pravuteas. Also Botari Public. whole carted kbollttan: bbrde.” Ban­ cohitnnek In Ills present position but' a MTS east of tbe Hartlop fiou.v, THAT TUB BITTKIU 18 . that Govepnuanl, nri’d telgo unbunishedl tning to doubt Ute sfrroerity 6f th* peace JNse/erd, That the -aim and object 9ffew months lohger, the Cde Cederacy is »0T «CU»»«K, ;,‘ls it p.Miblv that he could have been profiriatanB of tbriee ffiehi I rttaightwey tbe,DoBweratin party, is M preserve the done fur. They reeogntre in him the Poderai. utoR, Lat)4.. the ngh(%,p(. the _• ao insjiic! Now, madam. I want you to sought occasion tb propound tbe follow ng' 1 OoatainBsn ksm or Wkteksr, great man of sbta *w<rf - Hk*baa shown, send ybiir buaband Word, to report him■ question to -several nf Va♦1andigllariB,* 8(atea unimpaired. and they har,eby. de?, ; dkHS> <Ean*r nusxiwpOTsxji^xc adf t.. lilt Un<i)edirile(y,wrid I ,will spare I, la each iMtonoss ■* -tb*<bmce of; Stardafe that they consider W adcnlnlstra.... wit robot confidential and anient supporters t mad and Sheridan a. great knowledgp ,qf IlHcsurpcduoAjf irxtrenrdinbry’Bbdtfhri-' bis tile niiilfet Situ gq with yqu-’ : . First lashed. In a straightforward wwy, I meh. He bairaaovu aa at Belmont, thiix IS THE BEST TONIC . '"'Gciteral *i<p’L you write, to. him T of Senator Lawrenoe, •Are /on1 frilling he could take a >mall fare* Into' the field games powfcTi, oot graoudiiy tbe Qon-i •Np, madam* I'Rave hu oorrtapondence etuuUuu; ifae'Mbwreion vfHwcwil by to tranvtbe Booth Its independence, pro­ nadftiandle II and fight withit splendidly. with rebels,except a( the cauoutt> mouth. vided that, tn the proposed National Ha has shown at Fort Henry, at^lnloh, miliiary Uw io States not in jasunvptipn-, the arbitrary military arrest,, iiriprieqnYou put yuur boy op a horse and ^end Convention, it® Ctomrnhilbners' demand al Vick^burg and ah Chattanooga bow: meht,” trial arid sentetice of AinCrlckii him to b'nu to-day, apd tell. hji^fdiAl he independence a their trfilmSium, after tnkgniticcotfy b* can handle one large a TTOKXEYSuA Ce.ss.Hor. st Urn s is to‘pay Mw><r. Barllin/,. Provost Mar­ all honorable terms Afneaeh, based upon citiaene in States where drfl law eihrta army; and he has shewn In the prevent la full force ; tbe suppressitat of freedom sha! of Tpducah, the sum of glQ.OOO, the reronstroefion-of the whole Union, year with what comprehensive ability ho which is the fide I bnve levied upon him. have Allied 1” Fro alert certainly," wtw can direct th* operations of several cvm- ’ of apoech and oC.tbe preMj lb? denial of C-Uloctlng, »ad MiBUrr and Kral UUta t Tills niorioyj loadain, is to go to make the reply. '‘Thia tear nuit 6e tfopprtf. lea spread over tbe largest thaalro of war the right ol asylum •, the upon and atu*i^.ded* OSes in Holbrook Block. I up a futij that 1 am raising from yuu Tlie Federal Government has no power that was ever under one maq- , And they ed disregard ofState rights ; tbe employ­ rebels,Trirtri which to, pay. something to­ to coerce a sovereign State in a Union know from tbeee evidences of bis aVifity ment of unusual test oaths, and the Interfererioo with and denial of tbe rigbi ward thn support of the widows ana or­ contrary to Its will. A State has a just that, If the gcrvertimroi supplies him phans'your husband has made; gS.OOO uf right to secede, provided its coostftutionof the people To bear areas, as with tnso, he will end the war before Nm It will'be paid to the widow-of Happy., al right* arc viofatefl.” I propounded calculated to prevail a realoratioo of the vember. This to what datressss theUnion sod,the perpetuation of GoyernYou know, riiadarKJ bow He old maq waa the same qutey to Senator Young,-who seccssinsi press, and induces it to cry. put merit deriving‘Its just powers 'from ‘tbe' led out th' Hlb front’ yard,’Wrola the boasted Of the honor of having cast one agaiuat Gon. G’rtnt, in the vain hop* thak Years truly, LEVJ 0. BECK. 1 Street them, and shot dewfl, wot-for hav of tha five 'original vole* In ;th®iNew their ct^rhori rpay affect the Northern consent of tbe governed. Rt»oM, That tbe shameful disregard ing wronged airy homatl being, nn. Hot rnm Ker. Jo»_ U- Krnnard,Tutor of lb« 10th for thia, Let bi-rause, and only broanse, York Ijegislatw^ of 1891, against coer­ poodle.' of the Ad minis! ralioa to its duty to oar cion, and I received from htro precisely •pUit Cfcuvrt. I fellow uuaeBa.wbp. ora 90w,. and long Iir. Jsctaeu i— Door Sir r—I■ hsv* tawoWv^wet- I ba was unconditionally true to hro gov­ tbe same answer. ‘ Irooreremanls to rtaaaGrtn4ta(. bays bean prisoners of wmciin a suffering ernment. Ob! madam. It make* the JOH1« BOBERTH, Emboldened at these unexpected ro-jlaitTl limit’ Sil "’■’*1^ bl«>d boll to think-ufthsnethings.' Oqa of tl^e .gyest obstacles in tbe way cooTitibn, deserves the severest reprobaaponeee, I submitted the seme question “ •General,-1 ba vs a'very tick child in to Wm, H. Bramlett®, of Kentucky, k| of grinding floor 'Vapidly Tn an ordinary lion 'on this score, alike of public and •-■I »> u lb* other room, and don't think I' e*n relative ofGovertor Brarnlette, and skid min, ar’itos ftowlbe liability to heat. Au conHhun humanity^ • ■£UtolMd, That th* sympathy of the possibly move with it Won’t you let to a delegate to tbe Chicago Convention, Ebgiiab mtontur, Mr. Buvill, some lima KMirrBN < ma visit my frirtidei five rriHes above and was again greeted with.* reply ’sim­ ago ouslrived an sir blast -uhicb o»«r- Democraue party is heartily and earaestPadneah! I have a daughter firing there.’ ilar In every partledlar. He farther oomea tbeoa difficulties, by Jteeplng ,s iy extended to.the soldiers of our rt<»y. "•No roadwm, f cannot; think uf the stat -The people of tbe South; will fight1 cobl currant io constant ciycufation upon wbo 'src, and ba velrocn in Uro fiald/ua^wc. the flag of 'dbr eotfntfy, arid iu the wvtiil four thtrtMmd'wlduwain lllinaiei »M-k as long as they tmve ■ d-ll*r l.ft, ontasw uf their little orphan children crying to the North ebnedffe them the rigbl-eTself- lawsuicagHnst the proprirtore df one of of oar obtaining jgiwer 4y'lW UMted K4*roaM>«.Mlrf,ln*.... . j.O.Bvssows md far help and protection. You must government.** ! afterwards pot thb karri* U>. Utgert steam mtUsm irtodoc,or, in, -SmmmwUI rooeivcdi.w*^ pcoteetmo, go with your-bgslmnd. God and nature question fa nolckb than S doxen parftet' 'des4, ta Uia world,.fur tafringetneni pf,-iwgard and x n-ikiuduasa — Uiat, •»Uro. a brave ------ — M»Jdia. , hav* ordainsd Chat woman link* bar fate'‘ pants In th* OohvetHloo, Jrfth a’ like-re­ "his patent, eq*"®. f«bi came as to the va|- ierapfiba Bepublchave so nobly endued, with bar husband, far weal or woe. Y'uu sult! My rtply1 to each of these geHfle- 'dc'bf'Ms intention" that Ara wo/tlyr of ’ patmisoTaias. — TbiDubuqrieJ'arm’ U»tb altered bls-prosperity, yon’ have men was,,uWhy did you notsubmltthft note, it wee CbOwn (n hv I debee, for ex­ sympathised with him in his rebellion,-■ quertiuB, which tovolvea the very vital ample, that inwriodmg floor, tbe aa.iag- ert Chib haw'baen-talking- over this and now you muaiabidswertb him in bis point in the contest, fairly and square to­ ol Ums was 70 par cent, of coal bl; per­ matter. After some diacoarioe partfcl- exile. I am anerfi. inndam. to any these day in yotir speeches, tn the Convention, cent., apd an incroase of floor nfn2 1-2,( ;patcd in by quite a large numbetof geothings >oU^"t,the outraged tew must and that test Its wishes! You declared per cenC; the profit on maDufactute was tlernen, the foUqwing-jeiollittaR.waa.debe avenged.' Bow can jqu expec’- U) in alt yobr speeches that you were in fa­ £8 !7«. id., oh produce- £2 Os. 5d. • dared the sense' of the meqUnS.. ' . . Rerofrerf, Tbat Ihri bort time for prunlive iu a country, you have rubbed and vor Of peace and Unlda, while you are on 400 bushels of wheat. Thd aavtag ' mardered ak ypu have thial Did you , Willing-to accept peace and ditunion.n— arises from the following raasrkM: : iat, ingfroii trees. It wttld the trees tra in ; tbfrik tfle band tif jostide w<Xild .riefer To this 1 received but one honest anewer. speed in grinding, by, wh^ .double and , full growth, ssaeMMg at. tbe time r reach yoirT MadanJ, yrifi 'Will.pick y^r A delegate from Buffalo, whowe name I treble the quantity qf wheat may be pas .( sopo pftarUta. lea«* begin U> d*ystop.-. [ ‘Wlkir pKtc, arid did not learn, saM: uTt vwtU noi bt wed-through Ibo'stuu'ee without danger of teatltfg- or’ •‘flbt^htag U»fa t«pA » 1. yodFllrieW,' bcy'do'theh, afl jo .r rcadv politic." • Jncmriy (rickpt th* f 10,000 whiul: 1 Imo, !u the" cbirthrtMidtni wit!! Bramfette UqHdptii »B taereaied qiiawtlty and; improved quality of meal; 34,-immediate and July, nod furtber{-lt fa'adrfeaUo to , youkbut yuur heavy go«dsv eukh as thfit' and LnwretfiM Inqaltwd *hgt wkW--Tth® • coser UNsrga wvsad. with peoaUagM I k-h-gant bedslead, amftJiliirofa, you pah-. honorable terms t»e Pdat^'T " ' s. C. PMMIDtB. . J pot "fake, Jf-woufi* eriat 64b much y>_, worild'be likely to oflWtfit' St>w»n — -u lo'boM M“ffc*drffoiiP»PW8' ’ freight them. All your j.Ms dndtobao-■■ inducement tdeothsbaA'Iri’ti. 't!^ UnW. ■ CO Will'eh-tb-llfetltiWa Bfatek, ahfftbik medtaftuh rienesfonefl by hafridM I1*®. ~ V AiD WUXUt MOM gistinsj' guintu Slridstg. ■ Jo aay on. that wjll produce ■CeKlHrt.MUiA- F I. tA ’ ■rox. 2rl^«_ tAa । All. '•v»> ,3«5S£S®» winuibt«fffpn<Wh au? 1 nod family, In the VdlieaMCTf I Sut.TMH-tW'AlM »< k.»rtT«*J will tfal gdfainntC inWant, drie' fiund ' -STm^hZ'VA -KA »hs,Irfsbt’’?>f’SeedSsiAh !>' imfllirf frorri (5H»M' iwtfliiy ' McMfX sN^ft*** W atelfe. the pynteritirio1 «' i» i 6; -x»q ittnd mgdrt ipjiawwlu^-' ■ • .«>» Wilf rHnd' fckh- ’flaiW'fti ^aetitv ** wifiAt baoWHr^^*1— thrtn, beWi— u they hirer' tlwajr. luorteafia » M¥. BdWIV 1'tbb‘qi ’rtSS5*-; �fOBK WEEKLY HER­ s AU). NEWS I ABRAHAM 1NBKSW JOHNSON? cry of firn, nod the * roaring element. 1t h sombHinta mTd that fignrri" wH!‘ - not'He {but after'U.Tai •Uto/Aefcro At going foots, H b DM unwiaey to Mor date a' detailed rvfotatlon o? ita lfgurai lii &e Ig^r part M the Pteaesr aitlcfa,ip «Mch HEMET H. CRAPO, of Flint. it is attempted to prove, thss the eouaiy has been a great loser, over and abbve ^•■.W^CWX E. O. GROSVENOR, of Jonmvnia. { PO WST J l e c Allegan. Ar Slate Tksenww, * JOHN OWEN, of Detroit JAMES one, bat we would recommend, that in order to make euro of one true aUlo- EMIL ANNEK1 mrut, thoeo great financial revelations be CT BUB HEW El in fetors headed “Picboa, &raHyer ttaa Asta" „ ,JI M .IMlM «■ <• • ALBERT WKAJ AM^of Iosin. Ar SwwhMMyPUHs taSroteiM, (J. HOAFORD, of Olivet New York, Sept. A-Tta MereWe Mobile correspondent sayK On the morn­ ing of Aug. 23d, Cnpt. Tsy lor, bearing a white flag, accompanied by 40 men, marched out of Fort Morgan, carrying a, small sail-boat, with tbe Intention of go­ ing to tha iteg-taip, three or four miles distant, with a note from Geo. Page, pro­ posing a surrender. A check was pul upon this bv Gen. Bailey, who said tho army and Navy were one, and as bis arill lory commanded F»rt Morgan, and Mo infantry every fool of Mobile Pohl outride the Fort, be would not permit a boat's crew to pass off from shore on any Tbe great Copperhead Conrentlou at Chicago, taa labored and brought forthnot a mouse, bot a mole—a blind digger, and one whose custom is to dig sway from danger. MoCtellan would certain­ The laat Pioneer baa a aomewhat lengthy article in relation to the Bondi issued by the county of Barry, in which eo many mistakes or mietsteroents occur, that it seems to demand a little attention. When a thing is bad enough,a{ tbe best, wo can see no object In grossly magni­ fying foots, or substituting falsehoods, unless it be to show bow little knowledge of a subject is necessary in order to in­ dict a readable article to advance tho in teresU of a broken-down party. In regard to raising money by issuing the bonds of tbe county, we then regard­ ed It, and still continue' to regard It as very bad financial policy. "We se elated at the time the subject was under consid­ eration. and we do not new propose to defend an act jsMch our judgment has always condemned. It is simply the bad logic and misstatements of the Pion­ eer which we propose to correct. Now tbe Pioneer seems to feel very IndlgnaBt because bonds were proposed to be issued ia lieu of assessing a heavy tax, and to make the enormity of the thing look as large as possible says, that while tbe subject was under considera­ tion, Mr. Nathan Barlow went before the Board, and offered to furnish the county ail the money that should be needed, at the rate of tea per coot, interest per an­ num, sad to furnish tbe same monthly, thereby saving tho necessity of paying interest on any money not actually ex­ us how Mr. Barlow proposed to lake the evidences of indobtednuas, for tbe money to loaned. We presume the Pioneer it correct In regard to thte offer, for we taow that tbe great financial lights of the Democracy of thia village did advocate a connty loan and of tho tana of boada oa e videacm of indebtedness; bat we owe II to tbe Pion­ eer to have revealed that they desired to speculate in tbe bbnde. Naw, aa regards paying interest, we would tell oar neighbor that the booda have only taaaaold aa money wai need­ ed, eo that tbe county baa not been pay­ ing intoreA on money not actually ex­ pended; Ad thus far tbe conuty bar ly be elected, however If rabel sympa­ you know a great deal bettor than 1 do What to do with fltoocy. and bow to in­ thies, rebel prayers, and rebel puft could vest ; for 1 novar bed mack, and all I got be counted as votes, and the tyrants and I tad to work herd for. Bwtitavo look aristocrats of the old world could deposit ed round a good deol upon my neighbors, their desires in a telling form, or even, and seen what they did «rilh their money if rebel sympathizers in tta North out and I will tell youaomo things I saw and wbal J thought of it. Ono very rich summon to their aid a sufficient number man was always deo|lpg in psoaey, and of doped and deluded followers. But we Granger arrived, and the note to Admir­ think there is but little danger of the al Farragut was taken by Mm. He said White Souse being captured by McCidbo would communicate Ito contents to the Admiral. In a abort 11 ms a demand Ian. A few Quaker guns on Georgetown for an unoondilioos! surrender was made heights will set him to looking after Ms communications, and wo ehall most prob­ force compelled tho evacuation of Fort ably find him on tbe let of November Powell • tbe surrender of Fort Gaines; digging trenches in the rear of his camp. almost destroyed and compelled the sur­ render of Fort Morgan, taretolors con tidered the strongest fortification In tbe We give our readers, this week tbe United Btates. We have takes 1.500 joy ful intelligence of the capture of At­ prisdoers, 100 pieces of cannon, and a vast quantity of small arms and muni­ lanta. We have not the full details, but tions of war; also provisions enough to enough ia known to warrant the belief iu six months tbe tank west to smash. । feed the garrisnoe, wo shall place Ibrrv, that a great victory has been achieved. Now, hkef, 1 know to bo a fact. Well, for six months. Wo have captured and Tbe loyal portion of onr country may Mr. Smith, you say railroad stocks are have ready for use the ram Tennessee, well rejoice, while the McClellan wor­ best, because they pay kigk dividends 1 the strongMt war vessel afloat, and also shippers go about with long faces. Tbe Can you tall bow long they will pay aevaml other war veseeia, and have pen­ them 1 1 like railroads. I- helped to ned op at least three Eeglish blockade Copperheads may well fed that they have build one, sad I go in for weefol things. runners. All this baa coot the army one been badly sold by the Chicago Conven­ But I tell you what-J know, about them. roan killed and six wounded, and the tion, and Gen. Sherman's electioneering Gue third of tbe railroads doo> pay any navy the Iom of the Tecumseh and most document is a ^crusher" to their hopes. dividend, and two-thirds (and some of of.her crew, and very few casualties on How strangely that Paces reeoluliea, them crocked op too,) do not pay as tbe other ship*. much as Government stocks. Now that which we print ou our first page Looks in brings ma to tbe Gasernment securities, the light of a great victory. Offer at/ and I will tali you why L prefer tbem, . 1 New York>8epc. Tbe HtraMo armistice tea foe you are prepared to take it yew will admit, Mr. Smith, that correspondent with Averill's cavalry, of crush ! None but cowards would ever in lbs km* run (be investment which is September let ssye: It wsa Rhodes bett should have these qualities: First, corps of rebel infantry together with it should be perfectly Metro ; secondly, Vaughan's cavalry that attacked General that ths income should be wai/erm sad Averill's Division st Martinsburg yes­ ptreuunl— not up one year and down WasuiaoTox, Aug. 21st, 1864. the next; and thirdly, that it should be terday afternoon. They apparently hop­ ed to surprise Averill,.but failed. Early Mt. Earroa—5ir;—While on duty Marketable, so when your wslday coroca, was st Winchester fast uigbi, and the and you want your money, you can gel at the office of Um- Pttvoet Marshal, L it back. And I think these noteo or have seen moy things of important*, bonds have got tbees qualities more than and bad tbe aaliafactlon of conversing any other kind of personal property yon with many rebels that have onme in and Mn nam*. Try it, “Finn, then, I have bean looking into taken the benefit of tho ealh. Perhaps a tost great book you call the Census Sta few notes would not be idle toyoa. They lisliea. 1 used to think it wasn't worth may be of interest at loart to yoo if not much; bntaincs I began to study it, 1 to your readers. Now is ths limo of all tell ypu.1 found out a good many things limae for mtrj true Uotoc Riaa to stand very useful for ma to know. 1 found firm, and not be limber in the knees.— owl, by looking st lbs -----------torisa and shipping, Tbe Uaioe is now st' stake, tbe great mean the Rebel States) arc making a Problem la all solved and figured up in a .thousanddollars a year more than we Wtt Dxram<xxT, Sept 4th. few words. Tho answer to this great ■spend. So.you s.-o that (since the in­ To Maj. Gm.Dia; question ia wimple and plus. With the crease .of, debt Isn't half that) we are Geo. Sherman's official repert of the Kiwing rich instead uf poorer, a« John capture of Atlanta has just been received election of Abraham Lincoln wo have 11 aud tbe oroakers would have us by this department, ft ia dated26 miles peace on a lasting basis, bat if bra lose ttaok. Then the debt be paid, aay- ot Atlanta, 6 o'clock yesterday morning, his election, we Lave eternal war or sep hnw, no matter how lung tbs war fa.— but was detained by the breaking of the aralion. This is tbe language of the reb­ Besides, did you ever bear of a Govero- telegraph lines mentioned in my pispatch els that come in here nearly every day msnl that broke before tta propio did 1 of last night. Look lain your big histories, Mr. Smith, As already reported, the army with­ to take the oath. and you will find the people break be­ drew from about Atlanta, and on the J conversed with a man front Georgia fore the Governments. Well, then, 1 SOth bad made a break of the Eastpoint ; a few days ago who has been, a soldier for call that stock pcr/ec<(y aecwrr. ‘•Secondly, you.want tbs income mm. throe years; be was an educated man, sad nays and firmly beliet as. that tbs election of the present occupant of tbe raiaed its none/ at urn percent., ao that tbe Pioaarr baa nothing to find fan It with within half. mil. of th. Railroad, fta enemy sUaqknd Mm at 3 r. m. but wa., h“ , “Now hero la the Government will wounded. On Monday be met a stormy pay you'without vania* a title. Now opposition on tbs rood. 1 advanced to I Hie something that girts ass my iu- tbe Mt and rapidly to tbe railroad, mads eoa»a every yuar. , V M U Ml the in all thfo mattar eseepung the ban fact that Mr. Bartow dkd not got tta bonds. fn regard to getting tta bonds printed al DetHh al an .specs. of seventy dolbtr^ M tbe J’sewser state., wo do DM —■ ___ U.S.7*30 Loan wpu rn« IM™, B. which sum was vutrd. . and Thomas Altoft were el. On Thursday, August2$t Annual Celebration of BrfcMriufrUln—eMp'sf grove on the premises of AA ing in tbe immediate locality It has been tbe custom of four years, to set .part ■ d.j t•renting sod -vMorasfiiL /st. er «f rniu bad fallen during 11 uigft; edtatuaRy laying 11H leaving tta air dear and brn raoratag was bright sad plea, frosh brwze from the west » denes worn kindly smiling up d-rtoktag. tends payable ia gevtVWUMWt phper. It is equally coavntewt as a lesspsnirt u. j. BU..1 la II meM.'; notes «eq sold ter willlie a&rMta •L’Mf *&3&r Attalfy-t-btae began to arrive, many of tta them under tta shade of b troea, and after all bad arrivec comfortably seated, tta nxerci day were opened with pray Rev. Mr. Chambers -, after wbi those lively tunes from tbi Chain" was sang by tbe eetals aim which made tta groves music. After eome timely rx Rev. 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B- > Os tbs pyrtsi «to sstoe-~«eekm," wmM y ss-oct say to tto mgn ufoo 4^ nnsaasa yam for Banking,brtt, but had no Word* ofooiMiira fqr your asealteab-would £?3»!iSW!S Chicago pia^bnn ttUftaicovngt At rM» to hold oat until after election, aad, as and tended flovte 4o posterity the rieta things stand at present, the peace Coptefnoywfttetr fathers. . v««.w, and a Northern ta!ufrj«tai-in which cakl'the rebels * wifi have the upper1 band tilitiee," in whM> gaga tha yjibote will have everything ttafir nWh wayl Gen. at you? defeat/’'"Nor ‘wouid'tbe'fofer. McCIglhP.GtodMtroy these ecbemee by •noa by uajwek. Mrpaeee Crimd^lf the ttops wttb Ms Um white wfoti* !,:7W New York Herald base rousing framing his plklfurte out of'sodwUnlon R^ebHeanasbaUdMeailyMtgaforttef H»ds swest sw eitbsr tart r M article on the Chicago Convention, the timber and befog stented ppmi it Then ‘ rotor fo> nm and 6ro/» ' • . nJ; ■ mate perl of which we suteoin.. We a N’orthorn ibsilrrection Will be Irapoesittaaa^MheeartfefohCtaeantet Mel fessy heart is .Mated, blage would votf be responsible for the figttiaT woufArtub,'amThow would quotr front the AfaruM of Saturday, a*jOM to eoatirtui Qua Xautai, . ttaess wb« rwisa ttaee tasss. ffiCMC . . ; V . aswyhsMiih^bsbeUiaM tkso. you obtain peseeT By vacating the • Wo have not the slightest doubt that AND WILL PAY *1000 left to make tary^fMqh, *ud,uo Jeff. Use’s tesMRsbsc-WM. sqaare or anforeiag rwspeet/or law 1 there is a mutual understandiag between Davie io existsqc^to receive an offer for e4 by ■start >> aolWKMVIXK tbe Bey moors, tbe Woods, Vallandigbam ■MFLMB* CUMAN NITI god tea T*te it Thie le ae great imui as that at liarihown in thf ttctttion pintfam, adopUd rfaou’a Utting - ttr at AtXiutart..'i ,l*t vux cum nnr ciu <jv no '‘reconatroettott”: Tbe t>)« ootnirvfr by tAg Chicago C'oavrsh'ba, cuuf in Ac Little Mto reflect deeply «ud aot wisely. tios—Eta ffnfow rt ttawM, end tie 4k» nomteation o/ Jfr' PteufirAto, of OUa— A kjeeek net Barra Ise* for. Miftsafofe aa iU fo-r-lh* ponstfwoliqn -of sefariire prictiral seM0cs«sM<-~for Vies Wasbingkm,.Jefferson and H»disoa—fe At the close 'if Vallandlgharn’s speech all we desire. We have nowjddsao yhe Under that government i?resident. at tbe court buusa square, In Chicago on we Bv*d and prospered and were happy. er resideotg/Of ' tb«' ciiy''^trM;rojvrt-;to Saturday Aug. 27th, "Long John Went­ Under 'it'tha West grow up, sSPrtded, Grant bas the best of them at Rinhmohd, 'Lillie Rockrjhe wuuld be astonished kt WOn 1 worth" being loudly called for, cams for­ the changes that b*v( been made. T)>e tering Attesitk. THs' is'wot : ths 1 lima, ‘ ward with the follow ing eloquent;and ear- it Qticag0.r9M. fo ba„ lte p^4f of the ' great di#Wrt®. ■ hrtwoet) now. tod lately most unexpeoted speech: ' Northwest and glory uf tbe continent; 1thaw, tort any reasonable wta* wwU.Av Iwhentetder bebrl ■ oohupsttoo, is in the about “an iaunodialc citation o/' ’ । I am pleased with the opportunity and when a tnan talk* to- fae s^out re- laUdng 1 buusineMtopect of the • Mid. Io old ” We are fa favor of an, ar which your cell nfforde me to lay my construction, or prafes uf* ife* Unioo, 1 hatfiktin. 1 like that between-Ruesla’and tisnee tiwo werofoar or Uv.estoras Mar own views of public policy nod - public mark him as an enemy of my country miatica, ! tbe le»i«7 half s’ teta oo Markham affairs before you; and tn so doing, 1 I and tbe robber of my -cbildreo. Tbe old Denmark, where both sides bold tbrfe ’street, and probihlyi a/dainn on Mste • trust 1 shall not be deemed an intruder, | Union, with its glurious memories, Ila no- Iground and are ready to begin the too- Suaeto Thoaa went pmdxGtcd.^n tbj for 1 would not thrust my self before you fulfilled hopes, its history blazing upon 'dice at any moment; but there A • »••* ■■sinw. u»u»«.” <h. <4"1difference between such Ml .<«> . ntir press my views upon unwilling ear*. I every page with words and deeds of dogl.of 1 being small aristocrats and tbe proprie­ mlstice and (he “ immediate cesaglfan bt It has Iona been a part of my political deathless glory all bind me to the old . tor!, with a few exceptions, good follows, ethics tbat the true method of discussing I Unibh and cause me to abhor the name todllllties” wbfah the Chicago platforoi ready for a talk on politics or current public affstn was for the prot and run* | of r»oousLrucLion. I would say to, the requires. Nothing esn explain such a 1news. The twogreak evattortfh J W to go together before tbe people. In ev­ Seedsman from Ohio .and those who hypothesis that 'll Was dioteted by Jeff. *ware wbqn they went North or,to New ' ery public address for the past yean of kink with him—"tn God's name say np Davia la the Psaca Democrats, and that Orleans to buy goods, and. when the my life 1 bake enforced the corrstooee of rqorc about reoonstractipo." But aialing I these Peace mao foisted it upon the Cki- goods arrived and were oMned. Mgytunyention, aa dserpriqp of jbeir en- I this underslandiug. every other coasideratioo, forgetting all But we have changed tfr'tfert. Ifow IS THE BEST TOMIC 1 therefore request tbe attention of all, other motives, moved .by ,«o other Im­ dorsemeal of Geo. McClsl Ian’s nortiina- a hundred stores display their goegfe. A’aHon. •-«”•" ' 1 for I am no party men. 1 am chalaed to pulse, let yoer xmI, your efforts and For three year* past lb* fhmU has 1 tbe partisan ear of no elasa, no fatemt, your cneraies>ll be directed to the mainno urganitatiio ; to mr country and to tenancc of tbe old Constitution. Tbat is •uatained and defended the boro «f Anmy country alone do f owe fealty and hallowed by the memory of Washington, tie tarn. We have done full jualioo , to his generalship, his statesmanship, his render homage. I love that country. It tbe gfuHouslKUMY if ode revolutionary . Saloons, •al­ nurtured mo ib my youth, ft honored me struggle and dearer by far ia it to oa Sod honesty and bls patriotism." Bit -tihtn and rMtaurarta AfeC/rttrh taktt hit /land upon a eoooaad- 1 io my manboed, ana tiow Wb«n I have our children than any new-fangled comww ’*»0M paaeed the meridian of life 1 love to rew- binatton that can be hatched by any eon- Ip pecet platform sec ar.t al a f°° *°w *• ' o are bought, unand defend him. This tbe puud to any call to plead in her behalf. vMlion. It la rarely that any good tvn the’shelves, [Applause.] As we cast our eyes Over oomee of a coo vention, and tbe propuead General baa not done, and vre bbp* that Wig to. kR*w or tbe land and witness tfae feats that every­ convention of tbe States, both rebel and he will never be foolish enough to dolt wistort hterfr where prevail, and tbe dangers that en loyal is tbe most unpromising of the en­ Wo advise'blm to eothe oirt boldly and i body Intown knowing « halls bought sad vlron the republic, tbe heart of the patri­ tire brood. If we want peace—then let declare that bis only platform is hl* rec­ the prion paid. The old resident has his Dedge’* ot sinks with doubt and dread. War,1 ue conquer. If the South want peace let ord M * Union General, and that hfe sen­ ; bead turned at the order of things. Even Mitta Barry Seewty, MJeto_________________ with *11 its dread calamities following in them lay down tirnir arms and cease war. timents ere thoee expressed in hie letter btaues'and lots have been sold here late­ its train, ia convulsing the nation. The Then will 1 be willing to deal with them frofa' Hsrrisnn's Landing and hW oration ly; and very fow knew of trade wntii i| J. ■. KUBBBt-V. at Wert Point. If it htMntit to dolkU art of arms has succeeded the pursuits of jnetiy and geMrovaiy. ' Thea wHl 1, try -rrtlTRICTAf s-4 ttareree. Otee is ftasetil . tote fort- There mwf Uno pnoaaieettioa was over, ashing impossible four years peace, knd nearly a milltou of men c«>n- to forget the rivers of Northern blood I ago. The presence of a large army gives The rotton Chicago : an air of nativity to any place. Add to front each otter fa b*ftla array. Amid they.have abed in their M>h«dy struggle nor e^uirocation. plalfUm mail be kieked to piedi, and this the folio* era of an brqny Jttw spnenthe horrors of wgr we naturally look and foe slavery. Then will 1 try to forget McCfelUn ’ s owm platform uubstfteteJ, — long f<»r peace, Tire fathers and mothers the thousands they have al afa, the homes Istors, cotton-buyers, artiste, drsttitners, vf Chicago,' wbota sons are bravlug tbe of tbe bereaved, . She hopes they have He had better a thousand fold decline adventurers and Others, atni aocae idea hazards of battle and tbe perils of dis broken. BoPwhite an arm wieldaa sa­ tbe nomination than accept upoh such may be formed of the great change. Tbe KNirru:* ISRIOWN. ease long for peace. *Hte wires uf Illi­ bre, while tire Guoatitnlion is defied and oonffitlons as imposed by tbeConvention. p<.pala^M)ofp^h;Bpck -ta.,W«0. wsj nois, Whbse hutoaHdu haVe poritoed ahd the laws laughed to acorn, 1 will uphold The Chicago platform Invites defeat, and about three thousand, JNuw,,including rroxxrrs arf ooomntLLoy *t t*< Mg, pgrialdug in. the ferrtUe struggle,!I the authority wbcao solemn oath was, it must be broken up, either by ‘MeCleb the'refugees 'th tin! city and outskirts,' ft ..Hnabr» srtd up ibmr 4**1/ P<*/*fw lot,the joes- that tbe Constitution should be preserved Inn himself or by tbe vpWe of He peo- Is at lent 7,000. - 'Every bmi»e Iberowd“osti“hirti<k «»•••*. eppaelte <*>• ■r,r'““ pie at the polk'■■■■■ v.o lo-: sation uf tbe strife. My own wish and ; and tbe laws Sasintaiiied. . . bdtodwlfetttotvapMay. other howaes, We candidly and slneerely believe hope ia for peace. My legrst wben 'the | But Mr. Vallandighacn told .you that log.albiM acid teta 1>»v« boon.,creeled.— b«**'«“■ .. c. Bcasews. maddened krastora fa Suulb Carolina fired the Government oouid never, be held to­ that the Peace Copperheads at tbe North Many of the refugees live under tents. r do not desire tbe erection' of McClellan upon the National apsign sod forced the gether by coercive force, that power Federal authority irtu acknfitct, - as not' brought tu apply.upon the unruly could any more than tbe Southern 'secession The Democratic Republican ’Work­ more keen and ' >sul ‘ ’*than " my ‘ tay never redceettem to obedience. Wasi ists desired tbe eltotfati 6f Deuglav arid ingmen’s Association of New York',after Rrcckfnrldge In 1896.' They bitterly op­ them ever a greater heresy utlorad by ----------------- r.------ . _,art when they lay declaring that “the workfagmeno/Ete posed McClellan at Chicago, and opraly Juwu tbeir arms and ccjum, the warfare | tbe month of man. No eoersiou'. Why country -should unitasbood mad)in aid­ they then eo wickedly, foolishly and dev­ gentlemen, the coercive power <d Gov­ dchoencfd him as a tyrant sn’da Usurper. ing tbw Government lo crusb the military ilishly inaugurrtad. This is tbe peace ernment ia the only aafely and aalvalfaB Finaltg they accepted hiat'updh condition power of the leaders of the r$bel|>oa,, that they thould hare the platgometbnd of acxnsty. No government, no commufor which wo hope, for whiuh wo pray, further resolved, ‘-That any manor class for which wo fight. This struggle Is lite nlty can eaiet as hour without iu It was Viet frttidcnL But eyen now, the Q>p- (if men alio shall sWk to Incite nbe I perheads are not earnest in life support. •very cnodict that ever existed since tbe weakneaa of the arttclrt ot tbe old I Like the rebels, they’ ’ want to see Lin­ workirtgnsrtf of tbe city and country to lime began, and if we would have a tq» ooofederetion that they conferred no co t coin re-elected. There Is »o saying but acto of vfotenoa skid- bloodshad, and fmmatien of the struggle we must con­ ereite power, and Ute stateunen of .that Matoaca to th* Government, ary traifory quer. The reed to victory is tbe rued to i1 day eaw the pressing necessity of the■ that Mr. Lincoln may be elected by a to the beet interests of workingmen, and H.F.CHEBBY, i smalt majority, and in that event dtr peaes. . It is to thia alternative that we | naw Constitution; Take to-day from J should be shunned as eoemirs to their IOUBTT CtKBK an* Xctary Febte. OBc ! munkapnl andgoveremenUloq^uiaation Cupperhcadt intend io raite a {revolution !| peace arid prosperity.” aredtiveu — a sbameful turrender, ora I la tbe Crert Hmsv. certain Criumpfamit lasting victory, and I tbepower of coerean and socialy goes.rt at the North. This they f»n Very readi­ once into anarchy and chaos. The weak ly du if the people do‘Tiat'Wwaro df'the consequently peace. I have listened with great interest to would bcooms tbe modem prey et.>«be Iren. Suppose tbe etectiim tot be decid­ ed by only a few thousand volts, toeb •. c. the eloquent and well c«bsidered retparks11 strong, and might fec.t»W indeed becosno the Democratic minority, will,be;nearly unnE or PROBATE. **‘frT„pAk’?l;^?>. of thit pecurutrly doruoeralio champion1 right 1 have been tdd ktetothere are M strong m tbe tapublteao qUMtv.lB wbu tea just addressed yon from the। I thoee who smM disturb the quiet of the fact, tbe minority will be stronger; Tor > stand. 1 have beard him bewail, In M­ grttoarfag In this city. j We ths arthori-1 IhcDemoekata will fight, whilk the Aboing. -WBdrtaf wwr, ttnrextvrews'xndI ties of the city, eperce thwn lot* '■'pant 1 for lawl- Surely vo>« should .not de- litionUte will noC; and to a -thousand ■ £= one of t basa a silver quarter fof,* ldrtito‘uf"n<!ig*Mtfun he~has' invoked nouoce coerciunte^ lalvriou* old war Democrata are more than, e<pul <io>two thousand pbolitfaq ^*ptoli$aQL^,W|»^ " ’ Jackson, F»'L •gainst the Federal Administration for horse of.jptraotfMJis'Q^WH! U^.1. to hinder a ravoTuilbrT la It tbe ^"P tbe pert it has bad to art in the bfoedy' from whoso lipa 1 inhaled tbe pn army T’ "flie'faoinent the army Is ’ with­ drama. But while be was thus depr<sp-• attoh of Democracy i aid at wfcohe fl rr? ■ • • ~, • ■ t ,■ >: 'aqb drawn to put dofefe ah lusurreclwm bare tiag war and vtolsaoa, I liataaed in rain> received'UA'firtt fiqmcs tTWIiWU Ike rebels will enfae .Mil .•€ tbeir-toTy'TfrtrtMrth" of tW-TWhh'fttek > governd-edtifl duty' wire trenebments and capture Waa^'mgU>n<—7 j teXaBOSsfreCileotiou whtaw rebate jort retumod firwil the rebel army arereqqwrtSsrt OsraFrtatiwg. XU btods Jteta. Ctad. Atateflf, (ta.tmy.nX °D ^Bwre ,CT1^_,UWactiob I /sMg Prtatfaf —UW M start ontioo, e*d * AU I'd JfOMJ XJWxJlUBlJrnto.pj.j jq> gatings’ iMHteetowt wtoss4rsty, Arthbsgbto toed, testoto, Jirtctm. ggiutllasg. A wrath p famous trained their cannon ^p<m u rftadel float­ ing iharslMsial Bag and abed the first SLjh Ute nSkw SjHi N-. r«:mi (u. w Vte.Ftei.ot te Kt <x hrrtiltw committed tebea aha rebaUtous chief Brting as Secretary of War for a teW ,....tetewu ute*r.|J«l Ute fcul « uu.ateu>M>- [ ■sMtaftyt ' »<T .U., >•»>, Tbrt thia ide* of a *aat Northern cost- I stand for General spirscybelwert tire Copperheads and tire Ison ana against Vsllar against SiKS1*' Hon, instead of adjoining few ta, w aSSSHSS conventions fasaeily do, adj-brand to netU<uc aA lbaeaUof the Ex eculure i Corn miUse. Tfaq " * organization of a revo Ouf merchants and cs[ 1 >Wft; fovttey �NEWS ! I 'gr>A7», t gfnoxzirMn* or u i beeps oe in tbe wa< (fad oodiffaelty fa' fan, that JfrwM, W e if a tiranfftr than 1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ------------ .UlfAAJUAOCtta Rai e.anc Uniol •arsa ££sbrireli»vlHfeLfeg| to your readers, I villi try and entertain them,a abort time. Although. w«, have had a hard campaign from tfeh: Rapidao The Pioneer, In Its last Issue attempts Fraep AUe»M. to tbe strong-bold of the ««)•, and note withetanding our ranks are thleaed by hard marcb&,.db^'«nd the enemy's (it, ». Ifauiu J inaccuracy relative to the making and fur.AUmu.Uoriaru.rt~m 0J » ballets, *ad although .some of ua >tyi sale of tbe county bonds, not by proving rib ofUuaa >U>, U Ua abaaMa of parstill three y—re to enrya, we arunat dis­ liculara, were ’ ■«—— or attempting to prove ria statcmenU, «. .... — —----------- -FMMri sue­ but, ia tryfag.la,raise etbar isaaee, that con raged. Wo still trust la the g—touo, — w.tat^reeMvodth.1bBtf«M: perseverance and incorruptiWe loyalty its first glaring misstatements may be Atlanta, Bspt.'L—Ort tbe 25lh of Auof Geo. .Grant, to crosh this Rebellion, loot sight of. Il does not even admit ;to its readers that it stated the first coetof and speedily. Tbe news com— in cheer­ ing, and —eouraging to ua from all quar- left tbe 20U corps al tbe Chattahoochee the bonds at 'double what the record shoes them to have coat. It does noil ten—from Atlanta, from tbe valley and bridge, and with lha baJena.af |h.army, from Mobile. Attd’wa believe that yall I moved etf from tbe siege, and using even tell its readers that its statement'.' tbe efforts of the ultra. Peace party, an some considerable artifice to rtblead the relative to getting up new bonds was ap enemy, ItnbMrapMfy south and reach­ account of whose convan^fau *• racoivrd ed tbe Eastpoint Railroad, near Fairburn, entire falsehood. Il does not ad mil, opty in last night’s papers, will have no other on the 37lh, and VAtkb •- *♦ *•«,l by implication—in getting up a M* eat eSect thah to hasten the downfisll of Than gU| —• —that Ita figures were lying mdicea, Rebellion by excitina the Administration pointing to wrong conclusions. But let to a speedy exertion, and our aoldiars to more heroic daring in a’.erming tbe ene­ my’s worka Let not the friends of the a certain proposition. We only, said Administration fear for the Issue of the political contest ho more, than for. tbe that the statement of the Wofur on thia military campaign in the field ; for, Jet point might be true, since ve knew lhf| mo assure you that the soldiers will vote be or his friends deaired to have bonds for no man on a platform embodying Issued, probably for speculating purposes. peace, on any terms which wsuld leave a And tbe great difficulty whleh now dis­ possibility of an outbreak of the rebellion turbs tbe digestion ol our neighbor Is in the future. Every -day. we bear old the on* fact tbat Mr. Barlow did not Veterans who fought side by ride (1) make any money out of those bonds.— with McClellsn in'tbe notations Peninsu­ But we will not be so eroel a* to deny la campaign still declaring their love 'and our neighbor the little cram of comfort admiration of him,'as a soldier, but who it hods in the fact that we hare no evi­ say they cannot conscientiously support dence of the falsehoods of one statement any man on the Chicago platform. Hoping the friends of the country will in a column and n half of its matter. look out far tbe best interests of tbe But lot vs pass on to the new method aoldtera fa the field, we will try and do of computing simple interest adopted by our duty fa the face of tbe enemy, whom our neighbor. And that there may be we bare al way a drove into tbe last ditch. no cbanee for mistakes, and thabour read­ y ours truly. Gun. Wsixmak, not pay to asaault, a« we had already the ers may see for thorn selves, wo insert Co. F, Sth Infantry. great object of the campaign, vis.: Atlan­ here tbe latter part of the Pion—• article ta. According!*-,the army gradually and leisurely relumed to Atlanta, and it ia now. camped eight miles south of the “Now Uke the items of expense, as our ■ Washington, Sept. B.wTbe following city, and to morrow will move to the neighbor gives them, and let ua see how is an extract <4 a letter from Gen. Grant camp appointed. I am now writing fa they stand. dated headquarters. City Point, Va^ “Paid 8. D. Elwood, for Printing, Atlanta, so I should not be uneasy fa re­ Aug. )8th, to Hon. E. B. Waahburee: gard to our situation. We have, as1 the 815.000. PsidGeo. Thomas, for Expen­ Dear Sir—I state to all citixens who vis­ raedlt of this quick, and as I think, well ses, 810,00. Expenses for printing it me that all wo want now to insure an Bonds, 810,00. Making a total of these executed move, 37 guns, over 3,000 pris early restoration uf the Union is a deter­ oners, and have buried over 400 rebel expenses, 835,00. mined unity of sentiment in the North.— “Wo happened to know tbe manner in dead, and left as many wounded that) could not be removed. Tbe rebels have which some of these bonds have be— loot, besides the important city of Atlan­ disposed of ; which ia, to sell a. 8500,00 bond for 8450,00 allowing the broker to ta, very valuable stores, at least 500 dead and 2,500 wounded, and 3,000 keep back hia 10 per cent interest in ad­ prisoners, where— our aggregate lose vance, which actually makes tbe interest will not fool up 1,500. Ifthat is not to be paid, about twelve, instead of ten per cent. At this rate, the interest and success, 1 don’t know what la. (Sigacd) W. T. SaaaMA*. principal to be paid for the use of 810,­ 000,00, the basis of our calculation last Maj. General week, would amount fa the aggregate lo 811,200,00. Add expenses ns estimated, regiment per dav. With this drain up­ 835.000 Total, 811335,00. on them, the end is sol far distant, if “If those figures, based on tbe admis­ we will only be true to ourselves. Their sions of our neighbor, and facts fawev to only hope now is in a divided North.— ua, suit him better than our former esti­ This might give them reinforcements mate, be is welcome to them. Thus we from Term esse c, Kentucky, Missouri can see thnt our former calculation of the and Maryland, while it would weaken us. lose to tbe county, by this mode of rais­ With tbe draft quietly enforced, the ing money, was nearly 8300,00 to low. enemy would become despondent, and “Thank yoa, neighbor, lor setting us would make but little resist—ee. I have right Such corrections will certainly convince us, If nothing else will, that “ 'Facta, are atill stranger than Fiction,’ ” •5»** to avert our damaging expose uf its great I1BXBT n. CHAPO. rfFliM. JOHN OWEN, of Detroit. EMIL ANNEK1 CYRUS HEWETT, of Lansing. ALBERT WnTlAMS^of Ionia. nr tfPMie />—raattea, •oTHOBFORD, of Olivet. WITTER J. BAXTER, of Hillsdale. naan tathe in Osegrsss <tb 1 'HOMAS W. FERRY. Where the KcCleilanitee Btsuitf. An honorable foe, like an earnest friend, is always entilled to a certain de­ gree of respect; but a earning hypocrite and a dissembler is only worthy of con­ tumely and contempt. Professions are only worthy of respect, when actions cor­ respond with them. If a man —ya be loves his country, and acts eo as to please tbe enemies of his country, he is in word sod in deed a liar. .If a man says be is in favor of putting down and punishingtreas- on, and opposes every means taken to ac­ complish such an object, he is a discern bier in speech and a traitorat heart Tried by these testa, where do we find tbe advocates of tl.e Peace atany-prioeMcCdlanitesl And we das. all men who stand upoirtiie Chicago platform un­ der that name. Il Is trie, that Platform professes unswerving fidelity to tbe Union, in its first resolve, but that is fol­ lowed by a declaration for peace under such circumstances as would inevitably result in disunion. While the Platform claims sympathy for the soldiary of our army, and promised them cere and pro­ tection, the Convention nominated a man for Vice-President, of whom it was open­ ly boasted tbat he had never voted or giv— a dollar toward paying theee sold iers for the services for which the democ­ racy profees such gratitude, and offiir such care and protection. That Platform denounces military arrests and Imprison­ ment, and the Convention nominated a roan for President who arrested and throw into prison the Legislature of e sovereign State. We do not know bow our neighbor l?arjkee, and sine i"- bumbngged I -fa Me profane ''iln.i. R*ct Go Kt—(I bttak'occurred bn Sstunl the jraee of Goodyear,- BI 14*rliai.- They Mb MS hej. .w3 fora new floom to the as the grist-tn new cut wasobnsiderably I "old race, and during the th Saturday morning, a bl which Jet'thc water from result was tbe tearing out | great confusion, in the! considerable dirt was I dcr tbA'/sawmill • wind dreddollaretc repair, bd use of the miil.for some U in Pennsylvania lm«e bow Um better al isatarHy, late six *01 ««■ DUC th— twenty yeara he tbetr teas,!< GoverwsMel maj steel. Tfay wRI be teas < —fill.as of MCA1M. »**. 8M> h-to p« Sister Hlaiia^H is not quite as young. W •■'nT three years ago as a privat tfe' grsdea of Corporal, Scj Adjutant and Acting Assisi tof Genoral, and is only 18. y <Rd reemn’mendatiifte from I Cefaori Bobusck uf the 7M the commanding officers of Beat this, who ean. | Estate of Silas B. Killer, et si. PROBA TKORDRR.—STATE Of MICHIGAN __________________ ___ ^u» MartKrra.—The tc market on coarse grain, fruft Is rather downward, J Pork and lard are inclined 1 We quote wheat al 82 for ' to 810, fresh- pork I5e, b l«rd 25a, butter 38c, jx»tat> Mp, cheese 20c, Maple Sug <2,00 pyr bushri, npplcs 78 Statx Faiu.—The Anoui State Agricultural Society iu K’alsmaxoo, September 1 23. ■ Why cannot ocreldtel ______ ____ 1 Tun Cokximkxtal Morri I public and It richly merits 11 receives. Tbe Septetnbe | CHANCERY SALE. The whole Copperhead party are a gets al such a result. It is certainly not living exhibition of hypocraoy and de- according to any arithmetic fa modern bqfora usand lx full of intere^ ceipL The veiiest brawler upon our use. Let us see: streets, as well as the man of apparent candor tell us they are not opposed to loss time than five years; sotn^ for ten articles should —becribe. John F. Trow, New York. manner, but they are opposed to tbesub- aorae for fifteen, and some for twenty years. The Pio—er "happen* lo know" vaniooa of the ooastiwtioc which have thnt some of tbe 8500 bonda were sold putting down the rebellion fa a proper grown out of tbe conduct of the war by for 8450. Now let ua reckoo the iu ter­ d— of their alavos airs our present rulers. They are opposed eat and se«1f itefa greater or Ism than would demand iodemnt to tbe emancipation of the slav« of reb­ ten per cent. We will first, for con yen talned, and they would ---------------------which would make the North Slave burn­ uilt and to the arrest and Imprisonment icnce suppoM the bund to bo running ers for tbe South. Yours truly, of citixsna without trial and oqnlrary to ten years. The investment is 8450. The ‘ ■’ “ i U R GRANT. law. And yet theee mme men support iateredt OB this sum for ten y—re at G—B-McClellan for Prerid—t, s man ten ten per cent Is 8450 more ;|maklng wio endorsed the Proclamatkm of eman­ with the priocipal'8900, which the lend-, cipation, and stands as the greatest cham- er should receive during —d al tbe sad pioa of arbitrary and illegal arrests upon this continent. While the present ad often years. minlstrsUoa have erresoted upon milita­ ry orders, aecoeeloo sympathizers here and there, McClellan ordured the ar­ rest and imprisonment of tbe —tire legi slat uro of b sov arsign State. Tbe men Now let us eompute the other ride: These bonds only draw seven per cent, internal. Tbe Lander pays 1450 fora 1500 bond. The bond draws only 185 interests year or 8350 for ten years.— Add thte to tbe fees rf tbe bond, and we have 8850, or 850 less than 8450 would have amounted to at Un per cent., beside Tnu Atlxxtic M<>xtuit best cuqducted magsxiues ill nnd is full of interest. Th>l New Advertisements. Hie teli.vMl. thal ae sscur.i.r. eCrr isdoeearela to leaden m O«u- te*urd by tbr OevarMssaL Is aO ether fen— kt ls<teMK Ww-ta. MM w of , ri.uto • stock companies or separate WSMsUrt. -oljJS plsdjrU far pVSMe*. while for tbs <tebts o< tbs Cnitod States tee Mote lil« country ieheteoeteeeearaihsMriNuweef ell On obUgallons of lbs t’shedKlaie.. UCT1ON BALE. te®oriheitoepla.M<MVj . M .r. nupbeate hrrtifatalsa.wflJ M te—H far,sit »f notes required, sad wfaslbsr they are to lie (Mu.-iir, I,link cr.psjsMo to orUrr. When «u eederard iixicrT'be'Rft'vftUi U» efaoer rseeteteg u. »^-!,u.l.fcOT<rtlA»a r«~-7T>’ dumber i« folly equsl to pre! separate articles, all are goo tisbed by Ticknor <J< Fields. I A year ago several journ.-. recommending their readers Dollar “Greenback" in scour I ttdefrent Journal for the HO (including tbe Little Ones.) I DEN, and for tbe FARMj SM Annual Volume of tbe J which Is fall ofgood things.' tKfr,'—d -tertalning, and jd year's Interest from tbe time II Ml doe to tbe end of tbe ten years. ' PuMWsar ia s—ding out to Thking tbe Pumw'r proposition op five years’ time, and tiro interest would just equal tan per —at., eaoepting tbe farato (bn lewder of the tsssfin *riwotklMsfor VtatePraoMsM! Am they fai Of wet year’s totem*. Tbe sum W «*«• tbe not traitors at heart, and labwing Wk- wM* ths . lender fully for tbeworee. of tbe rabaili-f —ty raskra. On the ten year, time, Andar.llj.m- truthful or boom* who then, tbe co—ty would save 850 end upward, on -eh 8AM. Applying tfeja TheM'0at«, when sold I tteyraraql advance In cosftfcriSdU<*re to take-ba month (September), at It �may Ks present aiUnioa on Saturday evening w*xl AjuhaMBviNUd*gj be a general rally. , Mttx Raes Gox'a.—Quite a swiows brtak occurred on Saturday moraiag at thc’raee of Goodyear, Bartow di Had­ ley’s MUI. They had Uen taeavatteg < tor a new floom to the sawmill, within a n»Ht worth. DriiMDin —. Th. new cut was considerably lower thaO the old race, and during tbe thunder storm of Saturday morning, a break occurred which ht'tha water frora tbe dam thro' ! «! J 3, j^OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ARK fl® it the new cut and under tbe aaw rnDL Tbe result was tbe tearing out of several rods ' of the race and floom and carrying out a large amount of riirt.aad mixing bridges. floom plank and timber and, sawlogs in great confusion, In‘ ‘the chasm. A considerable dirt .was deputed un-z der the’ sawmill ; which ' will ’ have •jSWfWW. t » 7n « * to be removed. M will «•* several hyndred dollsrv to repair, beside losing the use of the mill for aunie lime.' . ’ Y ANKEE BRONSON’S SHOW. an volunteer, ualy 17 jron old.' tR; have to mention a case which, we think boat* our 8>»t*C Statt«v»l>bimgh the age it not quite as young., Willys L. Good­ rich, eon of Col. L. Goodrich, now a resi­ dent of tbit village entered lha service three years ago as a private, passed thro' tbe grades of Corporal, Sergeant, Mayor, SPECIAL KOT1CES. YOCXG OR OLD. Adjutant and Acting Assistant Adjutant General, and is only 18 years old last March. He haves the service wtlhwplen«Hd reemri menialtonsMwm Gen. Wcited, MORTGAGE &ALE. G-ltasd Babcock .>f tbe“5thN. Y'., andsU tbe commanding officers of his regiment. Beat this, who can. , Ina H*artT*.— Tb4 tendency of tbe market on eoarae grain, potatoes and frail ia rather downward, while Butter, Pork and larJare inclined to advance.— We quota wheat at 12 for white, flour 88 3 Jlffl’is to 110, froth pork ISe, beef 8 to 10e, lard 25a, butter 38c, potato** 00c Oats 80c, cheese 20c, Maple Sugar 23c. brant ♦2,00 per bushel, applet 75c to 11,25. Stats Fain.—Tbe Aquual Fair *f the State Agrioujtarsl Society ia to be held in Kafarnaxoo, September 20, 21, 22 end 2A Why cMOotovrcitinsM bo re pre­ sented 1 The State Frees Aasceiteien meet* on tbe 21st, the aecoud day of the Eair.________________________ Tun ConnsxxTAi. Mowrut-r ia gradualif growing in favor with tbe reeding public and it richly merits the pntronnge it receives. Tbe September number Is imfure uaand iafull of in Ureal. Person* wishing a magazine filled with sterling articles should aabecribe.. Send $8 to John F. Trow, New York. IB COSFEtMOXS AXD EXPERIEXCE IWI Tria Atxaxtic M«>xtwlt.»s one of tbe j beat conducted magazine* in this country ‘ nnd is full of interest. The, September number is fully equal to preeeeding num­ bers. We hayq not space to speak of asperate articles, all are good. lt> pub kriiod bv Tickoor ds Fields, Boston, al W-y-r. ________ A year ago several journals united |n ? Mr recommending their readers to invest a Dollar “Grraabach” in cerariag that very excellent Journal for the HOUSEHOLD ;LU.impwi (including the Little Ones.) for th* GAR DEN, and for tbe FARM, called the it ,s Amsnrwu riynmfawiri. Many perww Were thus led to subscribe md we believe dl who did so have bees much more than sabdted. They have received tbe 28d Annual Volume of th* JgriraZtorart which Is fall of good things, veto), ?rwrteal, s»»d entertaining, and just now A* Publisher ia sending out to each of hia bla PuMWtar ^b-TAbvra applying, < pra—» »i 8 'V&i»kS. - ■ Tumi Werth *cR-».»w^ raid ten terse] ■. I?’7-'=■■■ i• SsM of one of tbe *<* rwsnarkabl* Strawbar ilea that'bp re srar lrrr~ brought out. Three phots, wb« sold by, tW «'/ k.-«« u—.r> “ 1'545 itvn ik? Pj“‘ £ .‘S 40 ' • Cl M M 4 *fu3aft/tr �K tKEUED MrcncAietuv HAjrare* D^G STOJK&H1 mi Roberts &« Striker, ^Cheatcals, Fat.U, Olto, Sphene, Bsraiac Fl<14. TUIU'BNTINB AND ALCOHOL. HI! UWM, ta- FOB mechanical and medicinal PpBP06E8,0Xl.Yje Alto a tall »<Mb af -ar those- grocRriebi 8zggaseg.sg!rj^s -2u *X *ld 1 Lnl m/whSL, M, Al “Jaaareitoi a Tnioer, Mechtoto . 4P8 EXTRACT BOOlU ANDI IMiOVED K03E WASH CURES ^fre''CURE°!SW;i BECKET DISEAREB IlBte -I bare uad Ute -People1. l»re' In ny fa •IfeRTfa btotLI. rew.af torofbla -4 1 - Jaundice, Kidn^ Oohtiplcmig, <A\ ^uau* <4 kav x<a\.\KYc. J 7. . ■R\XXay% ate tottoVowA o$ tare' AtiA ^ob»«.t$w\. toot* axvA Xxcy^or, \nltue\v J; 10 ’ ‘ Alto a groat variety of the ■ , bytbeoaeof hence it wort. wonder. F“ STATIONERY, weredofaved,*nd?that th. ■ POISON., Eaa. by th. uaa»f •'ro«aa»Cx xaraixnajia," been dried nu in th. noion. to break OU I ia an aggravated farm, and ptrbaju afltr Jitrriof. ———ytOt — ~tae ITn.aaoui'1 Exvaaer Brone for all affectloo. aad diw-e. W th. URINARY. ORGANS, wh.ibar existing ia abutosr raMata from wba*. R. J. GRANT I PENS, PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, 4fc, *4. . Upon oar shelve. may be found all of ttta MpMitetaoed by irregular aatfat of tbe di gretlreaad to Abrw~ ^.L .nd perm.oent relief from the Hitler*. Tbe feetimoay oa tbi. point to wreel ooodurive, .nd fro® of eoaWtrelfate nteatol. Pnuotort and Debility and dtelrepftad. dHrinr Ae^ it exerciwe the riectrle lotnewca. Jo the eonvaiMCMlteaceof .11®teeaea It operafa M a 4« ligfattlel Invlgrirant, When tbe power, ofoath re ere relaxed, hoperele. to re euforce ant re eetobRAUbetn.- ■ ' Last, bol not leeei. H ia 7Se Oolf .trfe .Ktolaol bMarteaaafhetaredfro® MMndawd fnnoaratma lereil. cod entirely free from tbe acid element* prreeel more or lea. ia all tbe ordlnwy tonire .nd Come and See 11 WE HVAE JUST RECEIVED Ct o o » s, OFFICE* OVER BLAKE’S STOREL Will attend U all calli in iboTtoe ofhiapreCreoogb trial, .nd wherer er introduced are rapidly ■fat, with jworaptoew tod BdeHty J WeiMlag the ■apercediag all oUiore. ," Ttev POOMM tbe Writ of .itepHcit, aad , caae of nanaaeaienl, ao that fiftaca mfaotee Initructtoo will enable aay one to nae ibrei (B unilteifaty.i The toUawlog are totae Oftiter ftX.O'C'Cx.OtcXx. vxxx< \toov twavw^i t)o«tov> "BAX.** ,z > r . Bt. TkoVac-V* * SX.o«*ixc\x 'a’Atove atftXVx Ybe>K laaw.'* HcVate axvA OotK^etV -r Atom. •qlxjmxx^ Yu.t\ax\.cVo\.\5 awA vctoki Xvje^a\o^a\»\x. *»»• sEtr-Aojosmo wrinoeu v-Sh-iitrr«H*L o nimi-Semet lo grt out of Ordtr. ^Wriagera, aent, Express Paid oa n- GROCERIES Manhood : How Lost and How cured and told, whnleaak .nd retail by Restored. » l.i —-.!■ ' ../ . .,■ fttoaxacY. 'BVtXeva surrey e air v~!HItS22Sl ar*to* Mte*eeH ’¥»vtaA,\>e ^wutTAvfta 'BvarAbta, laXtrx^, ^cvuMoa^av, etc. STiaoe ffiitera arw put up in quart botiloo.of uAicirtXa abJw m a fao-oimtio. faW*’jliUfy dn>rtrt>od,orui <■ prewdtei «<CA a ufo-gwi aowUau^Mfa* tfH* H j* *ottto, oo •infer ... r . a W. Jfblwtol, (Projrrtetor. JTo. 6 Jo* fSWtolte, a >nr edltioa of Dr. Cal««r. well’. Celebrated Eaaay on the rwdfcteC.re | (without medicine) of Sr.inroiucn, or 8to t<> WOd. THE AMEBICAH OBGAH pdteney, menu l Mid phyt Imtnta to marriage. Ac Epllepay and Filajadaca aexuaj extravagance. > I. aa entirely new teternaafak It coaltea. bath Tim AMXB1CAK ORGANS SW T&oWcV* . fttovcvOacXv li\X,X.QJt% • ftX®xwxc.\v ‘Bv.Vte.v* wart cheibateu nnrr Never fail to eteltfr tboee who give U>«> atbor- s,®. ft m. sncnrarB K®DIfOTB3D IPMffiSS. AMERICAN ORGANS, SRitl Crmtli Alta|tnt>i, 3'txDTS & SHCIBS', in fittses vanaxn styles. Pric«,?kin ’Vo’ft.ke. X>». 'SLo\>cxW« ftXovcv<xe\v ‘BVCterw vcu>\v,oroX«, X\vt vscoNa. cbtvdt ta&vUXaX^A. .. . l>.„; j.,... .. । Wl CXTjT «RWlVRaA«SU,M. A large stock of B. B. WIGHTMAN lALEMI’ GROCERIES' . *-..1. knit., l.rd. P art. \\vt Yoat tM^vNb TniaA. PATENT MEDICINES IN MY LIKE Of TkADE fooof F'tMM jhodhty’ S««® (moairistr j>xiiTunuxni Asd Ca«klas Extracts, tjt futiuiul LMMfouaa»>mTW o ■ ’i:T U. COFFEE, SCO AB. SPICES. »>W*» PRUNES. FIGS. RAU1EB. CODFISH. t=ateu4lsr’*'*“ ditoatot. aad expelling «ZI A«m*W, DU~d Md ■ vo co cure O.W KW “«U tee«K v* Vmav to, buy ae a wexdtoi aa«k\—a swxy 'K.^uto.tov ft toy euewte. ■to to* "Btoou* dkevrwto (AtoeWeetovvABoutotoM* Ko.*.5ov o.to«utoM,to*«. cwthwtoi »« oaAwU. at SuweAto »>»*.*, wtoto, tokuatoveyev c\un«AAw*, <taA nt to* »vs>*» Uaa, <m ________ , , .-.■.-‘miW^Btui.iS n vwvw KA JZ.hX/,///T/WA COME AND BUI JIlfcE ,*pv,d nLU Clothing „'P.:ZST.'.,v"ldw *• teriir«s°iuA *" ,w‘ ■«•*« na TbrtXcSuartog. for ih. tetaft fo rw In AND Ss?:; -■*- - BUTCH EAIHUIIA COFFEE CO. DRY GOODS 1 The Great French Remedy! HARD-WARE! The only certain aad Baft Reourfy for ail Otari In. Ob»tructluu., Monthly Difllrirltire, Irregular! be., and ell the other dhree.ee to which the women IMKHiTANT AND T8£BI a£K<T,.^^.-x;s;5 ;.ateteGoo4»e./« HM' IRSQM FARMER, .Gw. Aft. omca SI WAMUXOTOX ar. . OOB GOOD. Unusually Loto I i~* W*. *— itoeb MK.C W« uk« ia •’■ iiTrWfl tor fo<to WhMK Corn, OtW.BRMhfr. Urd, Pork, aoi finally almost ♦wyiling you hare � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-09-21.pdf daf659d1a1c17f049a7e60cd54a3fe91 PDF Text Text tsvbA tftlTBAH fjt $axti«gs S»i»er, DYSPEPSIA, IS PUBLLSHIDjnriBY WIMBD1Y, ' AT RllTiaei, BABBT CCDJTTT, MICKWAB AX© MUUBRB RBBVLTIItG r*©X ------- But we edemnly UBevw that ■ha.otte tad undiaMnAdatf of Ml foyal Pro»a*Loa. Rte rtrfoa vaa plehaant, man to Baw»-------------hi* maaww aat»eet and *mpha«k A* \j, enthusiastic) Tk. Goat <rc>u (.Wta.) ««»«"•■ be wanted with till tbam«,W. mind MRBriig' ante”________ _ _ ____ ____ _ tarn* • vary iuterwtlng letter (mm B«. I and overwhrimtag defeat * (be platform joU r Mfa., i^STSr tb« rtftk mi* grew to Qw magnltode of hi* body. Was elaartac UAAmm , and eeodid.taaofClde^*. Brtsrasn the lai Circuit, <1*10* an sdeount of • roeoat felt 1 ww*> the yrpeeao< of the gnat two tbe efoooe i* between patriot toot and iatarttew with Mh Uatoxsuha »• guiding intellect of tb* age, and that thoec “ bug* AUanteen aboeider* ver* treason, belwren Slarery and Liberty, port of tbe rMnoriM of Ita ,4*1100 la i»> lit to bear the ve^hl of mlghtieci moo. between a country and no onwntry, gard to tbe conocquonoeo wbujh would archiea.". Bl* tranipar*ni, bon«*t, re belwrvn Jrffrreon Dart* and Abraham fUluw Um adoption of tbe wir p-Tfey B* theegM Rew ottee Ur metlMr. dead. ' Lincdn. “Cimoee ye tbie dey whom urged by tbe friend. of Gen. MbCloltao. publican .implieity, bl* guthing *y«■Bad emu th* wKmm ABD DO GIVB MTTK* BATidFACTJOg path*, for tbo** vbo Mfcred their Ii»ee >yawlUter**V« . J edge Mil to waa aoeompented bywx A* Ihauet aieh dew. bu tatf-toa* eye. for their country, bi* utter forfdlfnlneee Bar* mere TMtaamn*, I _Tha pep*pert of victory te brilliant. If Governor RandaH, nt thia atete, wbo te• (•fftDlghlago Mg Uncolife reelection troduced him to the President, and whom ot **lf in bi* eeocara for U* welfare, •earned d> ubtfol, thecaee i*D»w changed. ba warmly thank* fur hi* rapdineea to could not but inipirc me with confidence nMaayeAerwrtototeMMteeteeL 'Tbe obtragrou* character of the Chicago •erve hi* friend* from W toconrin at the that he waH]****•'• iaatrutMDt. to onoW. *rfy „,o.. to ceeuwdhl tele a— ducl Bi* people tbrougb thia eea if blood C«form. end tbe auMblny effect of oar AND WIU PAY BAOOO le vtotoeteeby land and sea, have re- the Suldier.’ Retreat, a “building not im­ to a Gaanan of peace and freedom. J. T. MILLS. klodled the,old aathualMm ia loyal posing ia aixe. haf hidden In foliage, the breast*. We summon all our friends to ground* tastefully laid out.’’ «. hard work. Organise I Tbe cause de­ Tbo Party erBarrewBer. ■MFLABB’8 CERB1S BITTERS Th* fujlowiog to Judge Mill's account mand* every msn'a beet service. Let ' of bis Interview with the Preeidrot, whet WILL CURB ETKBY CAM OF Tbe copparbead* and democrat* ara evtry loyalist with a tongue ia bi* heed he said, and bis impreeaioo of Mr. Lin­ propping, la th* coming Pr*aidefiti*l go to every duebtful iu*o in bi* neigh coln: ■ campeiga, to ceajer* with the word burboud. reaeoajhg te»e with him ear­ Availing themselvae of tb* Tbe Governor asked al a man In wait­ “Peace?’ nestly end candidly. All men who will ing if tbe President had arrived. “Yea." hardship*, diaoomcot* sad high price* listen to reason can be made to eee the • a* the reply. We entered a Drat incident to th* war. they hope to secure .J® <ir u Sr.* ” ” bi «»4 turpitude of the Chieagn schem* for tbe plainly furolahed room. A marble table a aoflldtent aegperl for their candidate by the B*to Aeert.tr of tb* ftewnaeb. W.aor*. Hmrtbnre.btogv.tLr Feed, Ftetem* «r *Z| overthrow-of the Republic. Nor are we* le tb* centra. Directly appeared I spreading th* impression that w* cannot miatotcre in ibeir pulpiia to be exempt fnxn an adjoining apartment, a tall, have pe»ee under Mr, Lincoln, end by frnm tbi* needed service. Let them take gaunt looking figure, shoulder* inclined promising it, more cr lee* explicitly, K. B. WiGUTMAW A CO., Fm> U>« InSrp—droi of Kept. BA. fit and early opportunity to make known firward, hi* gait a stride, rapid and abuf-, under some other candid*te. Tbe plan DttALBRSlX QB0CBB1BH. peeviUoa*. 9t Christian duties of a eititan to bit fling, ample unde re landing* with large i* well devised, and th* father* of it du.o, e..b, boiler, lord. y^rk. ..d m>* Al APPEAL TO TIE PEOPLE. the •UkiaAk Alee toy* ■*■***. *»a»e«a- B*“r. country in *uctr « teiato as this. If any •Uppers, and Briarian arms, with a tee* probably could eot pUoe themed re* on Fill" ooopwiphwI lot ee tebewwc pew-holder te afraid uf politics in the Coliieraia Bleei. S*aie .treat. Hateiaga. Mtek. any stronger basis. Bui it would be a ■ek-gMbery < A pahocelmmreainm held pulpit, and aUye away on that aeecunt, radient with intelligence and humor. Tb* Governcg addreaeed him : Mr. pity, indeed, if any aueb wretched aepbet Chitegu offeoefta' the -vaSragd of th* | let nut the mlaister to* outwitted by tbi* President, this to my friend and your ivtry covM euetaed. . There I* no man in people a ptotforvn which ignomin«>a*ly [ poor stretrgem, but immediately vtoit , trieod, Mill* from Wiecooeln; they are tbe country,-probe My ynor* bcavtUy -d*and w ickrtUy VQ jWir, core mon ; him at hi* Store or house—ia BO ease , REMEMBER the h-rty frieod. of tbeUrfM." eirrnw of peso* than Mr. Uncoin.—anlern enemy the sacred cause lor which the . THAT TnStlTTKRS IS Isteiag any man God a corner of refuge “1 could not leaye the city. Mr. Presi­ it be General Grant or General Sherman North ha* been coutroding for four beruic fr.HB tb* e*arcbln« argument and appeal. "jearv. ThM platform fall* ep<m the , If every good eilixse shell do hl* duty 1 dent, without bearing word* of cheer Th* loyal people of tbie country ara and, from your owu lipa. Upon you, a* tbe throughout tbe war, have been eager for Cantata* ee Bern * WUakey. country, not during * period nf gtdnm | AUTD qAw»«p wTftPK’W’WfcmrRft^na a* if we were driven by Gen. fz-e to the for th* neat two month*, there will than , repreeentative of the loyal pebpl* depend, peace. What then la meanly the cop­ follow l<»ng year* uf Peace and Liberty,, a* wd belioaa, the exieteuce of ear gov­ perhead or demnerat when Wcell* him­ extreteity1 of eurreuder. but at the bright- te which V> reflect oe the eweelnee* of ern toeot and the future of America."—, self a friend of peace 1 Ho meaua. U be It TOIHC rtt period iff th* war} st a time when m- having . served one’s eoualry when she This introduced political topic*. meada anything in particular, that he is ■trad of falling at the feet of the enartiy, meet treaded service. God eave the Re‘Mr. Preetdent," said Governor Ran. in faroe of conceding to the rebel* the the enemy to foiling at ooru; at a time 6^r READ WHO SUS SO: I dell, “why can't y*>n ecek aeuluiion, and right uf ecctteaion, or of laying down when our arm* sever texd aoeh a Inrtre play hermit fu* a fortnight 1 it would anna lik* the king of Denmark sod mak­ rvee* th* Bev. Uvt O Brok. Patter of tS* B*Ml*t of victories achieved, and victories ex­ re-iovigurata vou." -■ ing such terms aa we can with the eoemy. Cherek. Penbertea, N. J., ferwwriy of tb* Berth pected. In tbe midst of Cha great mili­ "Aya," aaid the Preaident^two or Mr. Lincoln, on tbe other hand, to in BepMCbevra, Pbiltortpei*. “Won’t yod boy a eplendid portrait of ' tary and rteval movement* of Grant, i three week* would do me no good. I foror of eenipeZhag th* rtkte to lay down I kava Sana* HmSuJ'i Ootbu Mtten fcrerw Sherman and Farragut—three hard- Gtn.-Grant!“ *eked a m<>»l Inlelllge®*cannot fly from my thoughts—my eolic- their arms, and of forcing them to make gauntleted men, whose Dlowe are making pedlor, *ix month* from England, of a itud* for tbi* great country follows me •ueb term* aa they can with m. Ou* tbe enemy real in all part* of the field — country fritted at one of our hotel* afow wberever I gc. I dnc'l ibiah.tlpvwnal ad rucatea pence through eerrendar; tb* a body of conapTratort leap up at Chicago d*y» aince. ’ No, Sir; I do not want II" •unimontyYbe Nortif tt "lay down its “Ah ! then you wifi take thia of General vanity or ambition, though 1 am not free other advocate* peso* through victory. from tbcaa mfirmiti** ; but 1 cannot but B<»th aro peace an**, seeking a common arm* proclaiming to "the retwdfton that SfcCfrllteir’ Nu, no; 1 wtwld'nl have feel that the weal or wn* af thia great object by the uea of different means. If •« canent roaquer it, and giving to Jef- .that any fcdkr." “Ah, Sirreeumed the faraon Dart* thia mesaaref “Sir, tbowgh [ peddler, vexing confidential. “I eell 1 nation will ba decided in November.— tb* party of Mr. Liecola to to be called 1 There I* no programme ofTered by auy lbe war-party,— designating it by the you are already beaten, and all the world , kl¥>re of MeCtelkn now then I do of wl^c of toe Damoeralw perty but that meana wbieb It advocate* to secure peace keeww it, yet, »f you can nedy bide tn , Grant but If 1 only had Go*. Lm, I could I lean must reault in the permanent destruction —then the wipe teheed* and democrat* •iatar-quarters till next March, we,! •eft ten time* a* many of him uf th* Unu>n.“ . ebowld be called, not tbe peace-party, bet your Northern a!lias, boptag then tw be t.f McGal I an-and M tfo tete* "But. Mr. President. Gen. McClellan Ar awrrondtr parly. If we w«fe to '**y to an average Dem­ _______ masjh.wuwh.!—: in pneetmion of the g->t era meet, will declare tbe straggle a dream betele, Vie- [ ocrat what w* undoubtedly baliere—<b*t is in favor nf craohlag nut the rebellion by ferae.. He will be the Cbicwgo can lory on neither aide, and wMl glee ynu tw>’*lhird* of tb-^e now noleily fur Mo >nr9lc.AN didate." >m eqnaLahaecb with the loyal states in i Ctellan Wu*!d rafbtr ,vp}e directly for ‘-Sir." aaid lb* Praeideat, “the alightLee, ba, wou ld probably reel*! if not re• elate preefta ranee* l**»*er**. *ad pertiee i tbr eettiement." | Waahmgtou, Sept. 7.—Th* P maiden t wet know ledge of arithmetic will prove I tertrlaatf IteaUy.eftkeaeafalwMaalDr. Hear 8uch to th* beeeweee which a great ( iwnt the ae^crtion ; but no candid Mo lull (laraiea Bitter*. I d*p*rt Ar *m* free* sty ’o any man that the rebel army cannot in a recent cootereaxion with a Republi­ *m*I eonrw. to avpraaa **y Ml oeaeiatiea^ltoi. party ia the Neath **e asked to ratify ( C1rT)»ni;c will deny that !**’* fttunl he destroyed wftn Damcoralie strategy. can *aid that an armiatie* ooc* arranged with their nBae .naXX. Newer*ber. Wq| M&i fo>* •"'t tfcCltlUn Am McCTcflan’r nrccexx. Bera la a ‘Union ! I* w-eid eaerifie* All the whk* man uf for and granted from a Government to Hr ,. l,WMOunlt BIT fail; tat e**tojr. I i believe that tbe paunrium of a krga p«r Gvneraf. ••p'ring to he PiWdtol of the j Ihe North to 4o iL Iber* pr* nuw in relxl* ha* oarer reaulted utharwi** than doefe Be*. It wiHte verrtoe tWUtkoM «U ' lion ef the Democratic party to at UuU. LWM te b* .Itoted, iTal All. toot the earvioe of th* United Stataa near in a final acknowledgement of indnpena**.h**elA* *h<»« * *mmgenuine »tuff ia be eajolad Ur denoe to th* rebel*. A* the iodepen­ [devJL’a plot. Those eernaat War Dem-, op the »lrrngih of bi* own aehlerkmenf*, 200,000 able "bodied eoLwwd men, most dance uf Medco wea arantoally Acknowl­ 8uppo** of them under arm*, defending and aouerata, who, from Fort Sumter till now, but <to that <>f.hi* antagonist. edged by Mexico, BO »n amiiotioB grant, From Bov W.rrvn R,»40lph. Paster of th. have not grown venry In giving thrift- i^uepaid*, Lid tflumpUd M FmimtAe | qeirteg Uni<m territory. Tb* Darooarated to the rebel* would be an indirect aalvea and their aulaUitutee Io the Union burg, taken Richmond, broken the Rebel I io aertagy demand* that the** foroe* ba agreement to at eptne future time to eocause, are not to be deceived by the q«i>- power, and rec»t*f.li*hed tb* authority ditbandvd, and that the master* ba cno- knuwledge thia Independence. In regard cillated by raaiorlng them to slavery.— om* *trategy of the peace man a^ Chicnap. "f the Un'H.0 <>r*r the S'wti. d"M any Tb* blank mag who now aaritl Union to the draft, he ataled that on thr fir»t “We accept the platform adopted by men behe-w that McCUTIac would bar* day* after the cell waa made, the average the Cooveolioa,*' saya Tit. Jfc. T<^ri. been !<■ d*5. e 'formWbb cbwipelifor foe prienwere to aaedp*. ere to be converted number of rreruita received throughout the Preeidancr.’ Ditto aa to Hookgr’* । mtuour anamae in the vata'bope U gat*Daily Num (the organ of Vaitoodighem. W* lb* whole country wee about 200 per Or euppoee I mg th* good wiU Of the. maatara, I Bm.and FrniADlJu.Wu'ri) “a* a prraf Cbancclb-rawiile rBbrt! . afiall bare to fight iwonatlooa instead of day. Tbeninweneving day* it increaaed /riMavh VAfoTaHMr-pertp." Tbiata true, G^n. Grant h*d. routed Lea'* *rmy al [one. to 300. and the number I* ateedily in But whet due* k prqre I k nrovef that Spotteylvanl*. end ran him tbence al You cannot conciliate tb* South If you creweiog. We muet, he aaid. do all wo from the Democratic party tbe genuine ’fwadlong'tored 1nU« North Caroline, who can to encourage tide. We ehall proba­ men hay* fi*||en sway in such number* • •wild to day U taking *Lek I* General guarantee to ibam ultimate e*ot«*e; and bly 1*1 the draft dally along, rn furring th*.experience uf the present wpr prpvee h.f. chbbbt. a* to lea re the few malignaqt peace-plot­ McClellan a»,a Preeidential a*pir»nl1— It in a few localltiaa where they don’t tbelr eucooM 1* inevitable if you Bing tb* Buppoite U were now morally certain ter* a utyjrijy .W the management. That IOIDTTY CTJEXK 0*4 SoUry Pwblte. om dorapulsory labor of mlHioaa of black •how lufficient energy in recruuag. but I ia tbe Coert Hee*«. platfixm, the wqrk of evil-minded men tbetlbr Rebellion witeid finally collapse men Into their aid* of the eeal*. Will we tnual do all we cau to eoeourigu thoe* writes defeat in adtance upryn tbe banners Tn Srpterr.bar, who would give a button It you give ««Jr eaemlae aueb military ad­ localitiae who work with celerity. uf that party- M.w. who toy* their for McClen«n’« chance of eleclipa Jn No­ vantage* a* iMpravumeM*, and Uwa de­ had been decided to loarind th* order vember! □Jbo dime not *ee that bi* rouplry, whetbee Deroocraja or nnl, th* prohibiting the exportation of arm*, and pend >m ooexing. Battery and ouaqasrioa fortune* rifo a* the country eink*, and moniest they emnprehend the foil Irraa necmaary order would be laaued in a that hmchmiee* would be brightened by to got them beck into the Union f Aban. d<>a aft th* post* now gkrrinmcd by few day*. fn. mHntrv’. rwin. ' 1 . Mr. Lincoln mid bo and Secretary FeabUefc men; take 200.000 m«w from our aide -and put them 10 the battlefield or *euden had bad many mukuM di*oe**i«o* Two' Imperte’ai Statameat*. that Mr. McOalGf ha* been counrolled r ' core-field agninrt u*. end we would be a* to permit and encourage the trede in by acme of the better minded of bi* ad­ Joffaraop. Davb made lw 0 *1*tern cut* Cutrrpelled to abgndoc tbe xtr tti thre* cotton, and be thought tbie wae what mirer* notto wrU» biw name in cudorac to Gi|naira and Jaquraa,' which, takrfl they would decide upoc. Perfectly free mahl.or |uch.jMi liwull to hl* country.— toghtbsr, muat' diMurb. the. equanimity We have to bold territory in ipclem- trade in enuo* by iadivideal* who pej There are m<ud . n»gn throughout lb* of tha Northern peace party. One i*. ewt and eickty fleev*; wWr* ar* the fur In greenbaclM, and the army and neNorth* who*Ua thought and .till .Ihiqb that Um 8<>nlh will eornpc no term* abort Demacrata to'du this I k waaa frae vy to be directed to prole** and encour­ UM Mr. McClellan ha*..jwf( , oCindependenoe ; the otbar i*,- that the fight, and the field was open tp »b* Wpr age lb* trade eo far m it ia teadoeted lifrtlalca* thepalraitog—w,Mfk Southern hostility to the North will last Deoionrato to put down thia rebellion within *ur Hne*. the qw>f oenduhme be­ ।eelong »*. U»« present generation of by fighting againstIxilh master and slave, ing that all cettoe abipped to or tbaeogh any that any man who,, fcc .any.,,office SpteUternera. Eton then, if peace be long before th* >fto*nt potty was itrau- New Ynrfc, *h*l) there L* Inepected and made by dtaunion, peace will only lead pay l*A** *» tbn internal revenue. , forth ae this dreerrea to be brapdad’ >• [ ,jo new waft ip which tbo South will be g" rated. There hare been Nien base eaaagb to history a* the basset son <lf N« fittber- I ia poeseetiou of ail .the atronghold* which prapuee to me to r*M«« k*. •1»W • ilamL -ii 'jaoow hUd. Peace mean* the giving bleak wgrrjore of Port nud*on.an<rOiueTo Republican* and War-Democrat* wp nf,«hel we bate Mined ■! a sacrifice ter, and thus win tbe 'respect of th* toaa—to all .launch fn«md*. of the Urnua .dhowro.tein Md tXMO.ooo.ax) «>d JT lu*. • • RiiHsM if v*. I (it; mease pl** a.eiqiihr expeodnore in I be dhninad la' lime Lhe future to.plaw pom*I roe where. •• Pl.oe Ojto is "Dw x Twx3’JSSssA'>ttrta' >•'. ■■!», ' J, if • m*W“'.ii’ . ■ ■ 1 >4mT* ee«r U« PteS^M. AJD DI018T1Y1 9B0AR8, AM CUMD XT H00FLAXV8 H GERMAN BITTERS, ghstinjs’ gusiness Jirtrtwj. Uisullini. wet axcKowcaic, THE •afoee bsM atoMrfutld witeaBebi 6*r- e <m Ibe^dvWbrhMeglvWte nM »• CmM “ik-.k .iMf" “ iw ' �f«al4al Hastings •nd the full■■itt:ante^ ., ■syet Committee. ______ and Prairieville Mi l tee 5A, ■ tome, o l B^wMbd v lemma- aw t.H ettifmz: • AfltfrilMXtOUtLUJiU. r •* I. W.T. OreiJteuototaated foe Geo. McClellan,in accepting the nomine,. reeefitaifreln ^Flret 'Dtatftat. ';** • ., Jphe t’wenjHfe, wo quit* harmonious WWW; fast tee auteaalMai waa not there. unit: insignificance, and the campaign tor ALBERT WILLIAMS^nrio.!, ’v 'Mr SbaerMtea^Ml of PnMt ZsrfreWise, O. HOSFORD, of (Nfoeu WITTERJujSxTEif "HblTiui ep the principles enunciated. Thu chanan, after hie nomination, aaid, no more James Bachaoan, but lb* teal be i^ay be on tea unfortunate ticket, htaun wonder Ibe aepirante for lafemy cinnali platform. bitter tears that will be ahed for very •hame by «ome of the children of thr.c Let that *p«a late at atlas R. Miller, m al. . 77 o I A. hTAtjr OF MICHIO* 5 dl|ofpr evUtfwWtw. that tee worn ‘with they eotfld poatlM^ toahe an enemy it Bsm. AflNE?^oFljmsing. CYRU9 ttEWErT, of Lanafng. The offwos almost want begging, aa oar readbut ths principal part'of tbe regiment ert-irtll Judge when eeeing tee neioea of UM. «boS»^ntM to b. ucriltod.- bare gone to Buraeida’s Point and hare Xi«™ >• V.l-WTiS',w: «■>*«.' !»’■ mH yet rdtaraed. Tberegimeut h pl«*«antly ailualed one and a half or two ever, for teci£nppecb>eifo »f tbh Coun­ ty feel like tee eupportem of tee grave- mile* couth of Lexington, oa a beautiful i«nu. lAlitagjgSgWr.A^. 1 fa*Mw<MI~> not beau advised fta I * - i^xCihMut RI ewwgo were not Rgtnrroiia. .«! Bling th, ^talite, 4*1, fa jaasar--*" Only tbiek of the Tbereepee II ia ordered tkal Tends; Um 11th sod4.1 Xvie^i «r kiu tomld ata£. £d i ether pareeaa ieuraaled la aaid tatata, art ra- In on* reaped McClellan aland* alao apo, in the fute«. wfeeo it ahall be «aid •qparely upon tee Chicago < platform.— of them teat their fetbaxa ran on a Gq>But viewed in another light be repudiates perbead BurrPodor tickot tn 1964. a part of tee'p^atform by lbtorjJrettng it differcolly from wirni the great light* of | THOMAS W. K tea kindly cooaentec al Addre. before c 4iety.ua tee ISte dl Usios School.—I MMW workmen, I Utooo SebMl buildia ed eo tbat tbe f*ll t tnencc until Monday i bi* pagty, tee founder* and makers ttf tee ' platform itself, tee oralure of the Chica­ go Convention eiplained IL And yet he ■tend* upon tbe platform, saying tbit be believes bi* vies wa* their viekr, and be certainly desires to be understood that Whew Geo. MaOellm was asked by tbe Committee on the Conduct of the War, whether the Navy depart rnent had not offered to carry tremps Artlltarr Fl re-Ro Battle. down ibe Potomac to dear tbe 'rtver City Point. Sept 15.—-Yeatcrday tee rebel betterte which lined it for morning Gen. Birney opened all hi* bat­ Otony weeks, la 1M1, be could ant teries oa the rebel wnrka and on tbe city member • when be wa* asked wbetl <i( Paleraburg. and literally rained *hol and .Kell on them for aver two hours.— Thi* wa* in retaliation for tbe rebel* fir lag pe our picket* at all hours. All acoouiii* of an impending battle not remember. Unluckily, Captain Fob on the Weldon Railroad are mere *pecu tbe As*i*lani Secretary oftbe Nary, did latioos, based oa temote probabilities.— remember, aa.aieu <>there. Whether Lee removed hi* headquarter* Again,, when tbe Committee ached to Reams* Staliuo, aa reported by dweert him whether he was “dowa at tbe river. era, to oversee an engagement, or not, be doe* not acctn disposed to bring on one WAR NEWS II bled at Chicago, »* their candidate al tbe be used, It placet Mt aisertlon that the nest elect ion for President of the United Union mutt be preserved. io ite true States, ft I* unOeneeaary for mo to say light. After having agreed toShe ttateto you that tbi* norm nation come* to me unsought. 1 am happy to know tbit meot that war it a fall ora, sod teat peace-’ wbee tbe nnmination was made tLe record able meant alone must be treed, it la of of my p-ibiioHfo woa Kept in view. but little eunaequence what be may any Th'o effect uf long end varied service to the Mrmv. during war and peace, hu after that, aa to particular terma of a set­ bWn tn stAtngtbsw and tusk* indoll.ble in tlement. ny natod sod heart love and reverence Every rep which cotr.ee from tbe reb­ ftw the Union, C. .nitiM’m, laws and flag el chiefs, •yep the foapnwse of their news­ <>t owr country, impreoaod upon me in paper* totee Chfrago platformand tee 'early 1 youth, these' feeling* have chu* nomioalioo of McCtelteu, assert,; teat gi>«drd the course of life, and most eonthere fe bet One cooditioo of peace-teat Unuuto doerjmiH Its end,’i. ■; «**?' The osistenrewf muss I ban ooe gossan ■ they will uwept; and that It svpstwBlecf -meet over the regkm where once sped Let It be remembered that WeCtcIhu) ac­ maiure ■tatc^rnap»Mpw-lt I* a pity be baa co r flbig,-is toooaapaOble with the pane*, cepted tee nominalipo with th# Chicago such * IrvacKeruu* memory. ■nd prosperity and tee bappiosee of 4be platform before him—that (a accept* /Bet w'c ifibuld 'not reoall those former people. Ute pryyyatiun of our Union i avowedobjeet fur which thi* war standing upon that pisiform, a nd that be slip* wf his were It not that be seems to v~. agrees to all its provisintis. Tbe forego­ be in danger of a recurrence of this chronic forgelfulnea*. In his letter pf r _ -u----<n£j |„ ac. ing letter ia bm an electioneering docu- acceptance fie appears U> have forgotten ■ with Iba principles" wMte I tuck *Bla««m* SCUM Gtavtelloo white utertn to declare when in active seiMce. nomlmttetf, WA>“; atid this i* the more Umi teodoetad, thi Work bf reconcllia- tea platform,-which he endorsee, ia oat a tlon wbdld have been raay. aflBwrs might diewnioa platform. There ia pretty good have reaped the benefit* of owr^ltoSiy e«0MK« that McClellan had Iteenled to rlcforibe oh laid and' tea-"v Tin Uhlon the mrifi condilions <i/that platform tewm qHgMMlf Tcrteed t>.' eierateo forq ‘.'aqniiealiap- JfoV the .foU.of ofa spine ufeoneilhrtfon bm wmprdtnlo*, ; To'restore It atul prtierre it, ibe aam'e daabMg'guat, vfeterlowr at JO We, and spirit must prevail in bur council* and the lurid Hght of burwtag rebel apwes st the hterts uf tee 'people.' T^iv'.re e*tab- Atlanta, radiated through'the hutia'* of lUibMete of tbe Unkm In W1 of ftn 1nteg. Ylty i* and to Ost cbiitlnne’, the indispensa­ ble eondltkpi dfWy *eUfem«u. ’ As'eoon ■a Ik il^est, or siren probable, teat toir■■present adrBhsflre st* reads for pdare’ npod'tee'pfeMarSaafa bf tW Utooo/ we1 should erii*tj*t all tee restiorce* ofstates­ ’ manship practiced by civ liked nation*, end taught by tbe tr*difr>hsofthe Arrtar-i ■ lean people, cnbshrtftil with the boner and1 intsreetsof the ebufrtry/td sbeure such‘ a peMs, re eotabMb’ffib Uulbn; fed totar antee’lbr the fottire (be 'con*atotidnal tight* ofcvery Stale. The Union 14 tbe oneoeddltion otpeace: lire ask no More. Lai me add, what I doubt hoc waa. al‘ihoughArtespheaaod.'the sentiment of tee convention, aa it i* of tbe people teey represent, that whew any stele U Willing SaaaxADB.—At a IJ day evening uf l*st*wtl family were greeted wl sosg., by *everal geil friends, supposed to bl wedding petty,* noticl a=J. lr-Un.M.1 m»»Jrawty— , _ t____ AJexaa4«croe«er, that the msh way be alleweS listed in this paper. I pleasant episode, io thxl i» Ordered. TbU WWaeWav. lb. •tb 4*y vt October next, *1 toa e'etock la tbe torial life, u a tokej friendship, and would J ’“'Tta Wwreak Rcl urge upon the farmer* < propriety uf support]ng -,e<il|ural paper. Tbe pebHstoed weekly, al D form, by II. N. F. Lew place of tbe AficAfymi / Haber has andertakre u I ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. making it aa strong aa tbe other. Laraa —8ept,i l<V—Munteig.—All it quiet. There was lew firing beard leal night than tor a loag time past. made a raid od oar reserve herd of eattle opposite Harriett's Landing and sucreed , ed fa carrying «< about 2500. The guard of about SM men of fife IJih farmers of the West a Michigan. Ths,trice 4M0 per year. or leu o Gonsr far October is Ibe write* of all ibe seems that tbe Lady’s Bl upon every niooth; Hi* PAM* Til commisskweits jroTicE.*' price wHI be *nr»sneed I uteuenoa of the N^w.X«k Jforafol, diepfaybd fa odtoue MMlnpetofaLioutoes the •bw/ surrender pbnk of that jWstfcrni, and Lltlfe'Mao. cwbl[y^proteedk W hang'a Syd id life Cuavenileh— Liu pe«» pUnk». 'word, aa adopted, war correspondent with Grant •irec/rassa-a w.iy ttMUTto tee Richmond 1. ________ _ u»> mill teVou, yea wfll see that <m their own ealcula&m*, there /remain la lbs /the 'especial guardian -Vol. South but 133.006 Ut.U. l'McCUIIsc, euttobor- a.^oria.«!sa Tim>tt«<H«>. Tt of the uYew* In the.e ivamntk h. gsusa .apUtestwcctj teal gad a fjiaapjrw. MgJBpsIlli i!„r. r.-tatawl. :Lteife'ste how ths IfrClslferf ffim .»M "M'• W aaf* tea platform ia lotaka »soya res for aoreeatlaw </ boetolitiee. Bo .soys Me. a*n*ti. ‘ Muttonf ate’bs MteFPdf'So com^n*hmeflt than thi* withdraw your Tbs Annual Fair eflj| AnH^lU^I S«W -1)1 Fair Ground*, in thia vil. and 13th of October. ■ball be a surcesa or nd. I persons attend per Fsirs I lore, when they should I sw peace will ooms of itself—so aays Jeff. ’ Davit, and nobudy'doifoeaTk. HtetRltioo r .____ w—■» having ceteed, a* here »u^^toed, thy Mat announced at Chicago, of wtrrA he wee ------------------ -------thing ia, to call a ,<*•&*eniieo—an# for ■l- —- --J uponent. and "it* taAicA from their present avoeadonb as overwhat l Why, to prsaervs Ibe Uufoe of C/ Are fyr U ww etniJlitC" •een of plantations, workmen In Cnnfederate arsenph end hutnbl ‘ ‘ 7 ^ enures, say* the platfarm, awd owsh)* dies which nieat beobtal MqCtfRM. 2 *' ibttoM df ttdMod to I —»-» -T-r.-Y-rn-r—• I -I they eend delegates T have they noi gpt Alt Umy waMT Bul wboaid they aend 1 dclotatoe to »ueh W cbovenlfotr, AMtarben ' ' E and artusrj of our roul armies, raise your blockade, give Up *11 tee territory salted for by,the rebeb^asd notiee that an mnre dub at tbe old price*. 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Ko'staCrS A&'niB, CELEBMATH) ’! - * - I PilwJ tn urp WAOTbltiaehfo'i'l baa STOMACH JB3JA0 mHURRWHHMA of a T*1U « • faMiiMW *; asked for < » T. M. 3STETV BKW tadan mtgimmr oteraepefoible aoowea.— ■■fari',.,' IS FtMUtenKb.KTKRT AT llirtret, BARRY co cyUeia-Eefar MbeP'er DBUGte AW MKMC1REE. .uwj aon'J •Jtlp wtb. Cri~«o. BUM-, •41 11* plw. rfUrort** • "" 4>K> .la... . d«» *.l wupkioo. 'nonce ha obtained. ■ €Je- Rulings . ''liter bccbi«e» I tex '■ TteteMa: Oteoa aad mall eateaariben paid la adrane; Mberwiea AO at ururati Oea faeara, ef lea Uses, o> I ba M. aad M eeeta for each lea. -A liberal diecoaai to ya tab aa4 Oul Frii i Jta Made Bae*, OuJ, Hf ^,ui FrUlittf aaMaled «a « r«wAaSL Iteaw. Mt KW Ell' y «UltaerrlX-M «■ > ’ Soon after he re- A« rely upcm (haauiemaut, that al foe lotiuetoftht refollion !>• tendered bl«| ^JordlP J< Daila, but foot e»<ne wn-1 K\\ V»*'MA*** Co'u'-'"»' Alfa , Ml atadk < til Waa toodowd tM tbe lietaWW Ohio. £ tfc 1 imieitfa-. TSVoot GROCERtt^' “• W»A VAW Jjjstiiji’ $uiittu to •«•*■»*» «MU.«F*. "<;*e ikmm ■bdlliaM vidtariod of Geaa. Eoaeerana.— T|ep^»pla wart JnaxpHitnced ie war, lemhuhMfof h—■*“' —“-1” f"r B :i«i aeUpted 4r*lneM aa te - U >>M. SVwU ».«.. B, 4. Uh uB k-«. .1 4. Uxl, 4-p.M ■’ir £ ClS-a 4. SB,140 ■SSXWSStssiTiK: e-M.iivmf ?JMUFjmLM7 iad (••kite* ExtracU, GOO D 84 aacri6cfaL imd«rfr^>(^ *»’ plunged An«t >nV> dmpair, Q»ll die ith<»e story. Bvefrbudf called-upon tfa Preaident to take', the mrniy from hi* Incompetent landt before IVwaa utterly d^lrtyrtd-rA>» W- r^ramml W« ge"»W' .«r»M*ny until by courl- R.J. GRANT! cnueed ibeaa. ^rdeeply Waa fow tafita enodfoK lMd Wo danger.>u« u tbe public w'ellhre Waa It dimcciaed to be, that when tSeh. Grant tabmed onawiartdbf tbe Po­ tomac Arm. pne-M hi^ faM.<faties waa to wood owl McCJellatUom frotn it After Ll_ a_. _;__ »M»r fVirntnlnd Bl>« parBuan 1 min irora >»• .w. BMV OWiafepeiuiilteaMC b<HL KIM Tbe e«v 3>uul» Colic l» fa faltlyl Mart, deee « Ibe M 1181 bin Uy FMPrtiBr be n. u» n PATEHT MEDICIHE8 : I— a-<w«n ,4 I dweeoAem Wtefcb mnl betrperlw wd erwhacm ad taderelbrr mb be tally »t>pr««aled ta eeara I af eaaMitaMaaef ZWafafer* /Wwy. aMl I l>«bU.iy *~i <u<r»)«i»d» anwog fran Oia Ana. We weald tan taneef UaaUap cell rr err Ute><ia Zifa, RuVufo-e OiMumfUn, ^<. , <453;s»±aSissss IK MT USE CT TRAM, ©ERAJP, in® Coine and Seel! „. aENtrnrE. Qewglartt (mid te« wlfohJ^ edUeh R« : •: rh n u» .• • > ^yro^Xtekt, <x CYwtetm.. 1 mm L. W. WISC *Wve, <Mk> OT<*U •nliey and aa mete wm •<wnfowtod at Chicair. H».io « man ofgund character, riflALElfo I. teyM IHMKak: •M foe nfteee waft foo*e<te pi* foe* Wma.tearry fawaly.te tb. A TTOESKV tad CODSflELLOK AT LAW, I A and Rolidtot ia Cbaaoety,: • ■ 17 A large Block of.' - ClLMie aR ktede siooew»4 5«*dea » D -ssgssse: <da.se 1 «r ■••dr r»r» •«!?• ci'dr-’''"--” Ml nepoau W ■» popular demand well rftftefoiranteL-’Wiw ttean tee tew w«n ■he fcted prepared for tbe important vfo UtyXGeUyfooTL Bought a-,nnw cornmnnd and ntetaimd JU . fooC Bamewir. MtCWlan*. wh« remcnrrg, aoaghteAMw eowuaaad end obtained it. If Gen. lUCteUan e.er atked f >r n cnm- «£ aCincnTMAW rxtALWttEnra»ocK«i« L> baiter, lard. ejOinda. Aldo ten aowdiea,« C^feriisUtoek. Kufa atreet, I rtXR. PENCILS. IWKH, FAPEte. W. rxLOMB. CA1DW, Afci/•- Vpea our ebelrrn »•’ b« <e«ad a" •<*>• ■ OflT pom.Ate '•r JUST RECEIVED .piw«ia H'.-tit {Jteaaeaee. QW *’«*•!! nja-U Silt Jfhoeenor— • .^ternim orient -tai STATIONT®-^?, wMaMfOm * x^.X'STtfrs XhTfowihmt wtpj t* h<?4 ’if .foe. army Uaidea and a»c oeodrnt Mm, tent it waa the raaiijp faBo- -,J1V> •Ift^dfofag u -mill* .... tfor^wta, ' T Irt* oa nta aarociAk aawsnr ot mteJ>A*UA We elao heap eo band • feed jemaiment •(" AU wooden guns. <nd llarriMa’a Landing «. J. GMAF Kte XSt^unVA i ••w *?• WEM1 ttlErtATEI G OO x> si, Jssf^assuWi Burrl ;■. BunEL I MTWt! OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STUSt (UDDlpn-Lr. Skoodl Ck’TV&t. 1 AMK.T VAk, TB MJ.i M U 4. UMXU'IHW whieh, ia eonjwuotida dltte-foa M-ntai . jobs ROBim »)HY81C1AX and Aamoe. !h L wapoMbrlfoCrnH,^ KUrrEA k BE» 8BLF-AWW?mG WRINGER 1 No Wood-Vf.fo to Swell or Split. AfeOMlMtoNfo «r te-V firdar. Wiiaom wrraoa wnaort Coe-Wants. »»Wah1*rm»P«M»ft*at»#b4aS6n>w ate Cteest^ Petre ta tMl^jin^ **•*•**•* •rtrffita “rtXXe’fafa.’cZiMRi.Ha, Canada, miOTD JIKTOBS. I RAGGED ROW HI ®DOT3 & SEfc>3», JyaMMUtf «»<i k«<n I apartor nor i ac a oa i BMlAeilraN*. Apel* waataTlw <»»rr loee. Kaanpla WriefRa arm. Baprau 1‘aid oa M Headache, Obrthoiade. :' • CMfa (Pnfaa, ChoianeJtfaetewR Jndifferttaa,.; <M»U thn»>weia.. . < >... (Jbxwwwfa, ata. rrM , 4. qr Try ibofa medio!bob, and you will aerer r,Aek Wweigfaboea. arte# hare teaod them, amd they will aayfoey are ......... adj ’a < ata CkocA lOfo&CUYMh »hq and you ebould try them before going fare ftre » Pr»w»t-<^' M* "BovlVc o.o of BV loooi ecKorc.. Baoae. Srkaiif OUKTY TARA8UBEE. W aUe»lM» le enxunuf I tn*l C ' -ia.arwrtMnn teU*'iMrtOw.U Ttt. arRSiaaxsrr etefaiewW term of ufocte wtwired. The ConfeaerrfUGovornmantwiy^fabBfo.nd (faring foes Imm. Why did aotltee Demwcratte poety ihnnrgb that PreefoMt, pr (Mberwiao, adj for> CoaeeaifoS t/all tbe Sutee 1 They did eettemg nf foe Clothing, ' AND * £ .t-t mm. K—. ■raW.'M.O^i.iw. W aodabUfarWttbentbMttea «« £»EE£7SE» □ asassss^SJKffit; Ikorwftfaelcot p ^-TTyjao aBk, eJltaot er >eee Iteoada . dry goops 1 I. c. 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B the last Bakikii, w Jlirbee of sustaining County Ihir. In tl poeed to give MM*. t supporters of tbs ■ ABRAHAM LINCOLN, , UwsoxScMml.—D tkHMBsed win com. o-ri .onto wi*« । not going beak to inquireilbe cease of tbe war, de wbo begtm 11—it waa unough bo., —old «tof « Snrfwta —a I oo—. Th. I—— ux* | for him tu know that war exists; and bow ■^wwgn, and st Sandwich fire or six 1 to get out of It bcmornbly, waa the great whgt b known as tbo rid A^IUM.1 „„ —-------------------- -“ question. lie thought this crimination, S»U«,. tad n hpt mvntalln. Al ' and wholesale charges against tboea H-UauWAta. talMl. R wu ...J hMtJtal ukr.™ — by this dqputpMHt: ’ whose duty it was to eave the Unkm, unsuccessful, and having previous to the The Department les/ns with deep re­ w’aa all’wrong. (Every body thought of Fair, Ineorred a large debt for fencing gret tint Gen. RueeeH is killed. to Iristrict-MXKBH GIDDINGtt. Harpers’ Ferry, flop*. 19, 7 r. to—To I District—CHRISTIAN JOUKBACB Hayfcrd.] He thought, jn many things, and Improving tbegronnda. In waaunabe th Dfatrist-PERRY HANNAH. Lincoln had not dune right, bo should to pay premiums, and tbe grounds wore Hon. E. M, Btanton: We h*v« Ju,t DUUiei—OMAR D. CONGER. beard from the front Our cavalry un­ I DUtrirt—41E0RUE W, PACK. have divided tbe South and united tbo •old on execution, and for taxes, until the der AeeriH and Merritt engaged Brock, North. The course pursued had been the amount necessary for Its redemption was onrldge's corpe at DerkavilTe at daylight reveres of thak Mr. Orr thought there •o large, it aetmod almost an impossi­ and up to one o’clock had driven him be However, io yond Stevenson Depot, a distance of was no see of trying to conciliate the bility to redeem them. E. 0. GROSVENOR, ofJooesvIUe. leodaro of the rebellion, they would not August of Iasi year, a naw Society waa seven milsa, killing aad wounded quite organized, and the evidences thereof filed a number, and capturing 990 prisoners JAMES IL rOKWtLrf Alhp». be conciliated. Unless ws could detach according to la*; and a Fair held In from Gordon’s division. the masses from these leaders ws muat Ou the center and left the enemy were JOIL'fcHVEsTTriMrall. October, was very successful. Tbe re­ driven about three miles beyond tho fight tbe matter out at the point of the bayonet. [On whose skirts would ^e ceipts and expenditures for the 1st year Opequan Into a line of oarthworke, our /teu4*^ter GowrW. EMILANNEKE of Lensing. infantry attaeking them In position. Since blood of the slain be in that ease, accord­ of the naw organization may be briefly then, as ths officer left, he could distinct­ .. ing to Hayfurd 1 Belter look out for your outed as follows: ly hear heavy artillery firing and still Receipts from memberships, entries, skirts Mr. Orr.] Mr. Orr, in oodelusioa, continuing to this hour. Every indication lioensea, snd sdmlesion tickets, 8301.10 ALBERT WILLIAMS, of Ionia. I* most fevnrable to u«. ' thought that If Mr. McClellan was elect­ Received from the County, 100.00 Jlw Aosriatasdouy raMi* AutnutoM, Signed, JNO. D. STEVENSON, Brig. O«n. ed be would try the conciliatory policy, , oTHOSFORD, of Olivet. Harpers* Ferry,Sept 20 10:40 a. to snd it might result in good. He did not " Habtrtf Bvardrf Edueaio*. Ta Hon. E. M. Stanton : witterj. Baxter, ufHHWaie. seem to be positive on thia point, but we I havo just heard from tbo front that Sheridan ha* defeated ths enemy, captur­ . inferred that ba was inclined to run tbe ing 2,500 prisoners, five pieces of artil risk. Thus was McClellan's nomination levy, and five bottle flags. Tbo rebsl Gens. Gordon and Rhodes were killed, and York wounded. Our loss win about 2 000. ‘ Gen. Ru»H. A. Goodyear waa next called for. ••11. of the 6lh Corps, was killed. Gen. Hie voice was still for war. War on Mdntoah lost a leg. The enemy escape! what, the rebels 1 Oh.no! War upon up tho Valley under cover ofnight. Gen. Abraham Lincoln—the tyrant, the des­ about 814. Sheridani” Wincheater. Gena Sheri­ pot, the mOrderer, and the worse than Thus tor, then, all appears favorable; dan, Upton.'McIntosh snd Chapman are ____ murderer. The time was, said Mr. 6. but the Fair Grounds w ith the exception wounded. Rigato. J. D. 8TEVENS0N. Brig Geo/ when we could boast of our liberties— of a small area, is still In the state of na­ Gen. Sheridan trans mi tv to Gvn. Grant that time had passed. We lived under a ture. and the buildings are not even re­ the following official report, which has despotism more absolute than that of spectable. There is also one village lol been read by thia ” ‘Winebester, Sept. 19, 7:20 r. to Russia or of any of the monarchies of within the inofooure, of which the Society Lieut. Gen. U. S. Grant: Previocs to Wednesday evening last, the old world. It against that tyr­ haw never had a tills. It was bought by I have the honor to report that I at­ banS bills announced that there would bo anny which be bad to proclaim. Lin­ Nut han Barlow, and has been held by tacked the forces of Gen. Early near the a “grand McClellan ratificatiuo meeting coln bad arrested democrats and thrown him expressly foe the Society, whenever Berryville Pike, at the crossing of Ope quan creek, and after a moat stubborn them into prison, without trial and with at tbe Coart House, on tbe said evening, it should be able to bay it; and Mr. B. sanguinary engagement, which lasted and that good speakers would be In at­ out accusation, and in releasing them only asks first cost and interest, which from early in the morning until five sftar a w hila, had virtually acknowledged will bring the lot some where about 850. o'clock in the evening, completely detendance.” Wednesday evening came, and so camo the uliterrified—a few. J. that they were innocent of aoy crime.— It waa hoped that the citizens of Heatings featod him, driving him through WinW- Stebbins accepted the easy honor of He said, that these arresto were made could have improved the grounds this chairman, and G. W. Milla honored tbe for political persecution; they were year hot with the high price of labor, □wetiag, by acting as Secretary. Our mostly democrats who were arrested. If and the great scarcity of laborers, their most of their wi-unded. The rebel Gens. reporter was not hardly up to time, but Republicans were arrested they let them efforts will not suffice, and the Society Rhodes snd Gordon were killed, and was made sensible that somebody was go in a liule while, aad this was evideooe will have to incur some expense in that three other general officers wounded.— direction before the holding of the Fair. 'Moot of the enemy's wounded and all appointed aoommiUM to du something. of favor to the guilty Republicans. The audience thought this airaag*log­ W. 8. Goodyear after a little time of Of one thing we wish to assure exhib­ their killed fell into our hands. Our loaves are severe ; among them, emberrstelursileneo, got Ms feet length­ ic. They could not exactly see why tbe itors, snd that is, that the officers of the Geo. D. A. Russell, commanding a divi­ wise of the aisle, and taking an erect po­ release of dcmocaata should be evidence Society have determined to pay the Pre­ sion Id the Oih Corps, whe was killed by sition, said that we had seen by band-bills of their inoocenae, while the release of a mium* awarded, stall hazzards, if money that (his was to be a ratification meeting, republican waa evideooe ot guilt and of has to be loaned to pay other expenses. but It appeared that we had organized favoritism. But Mrr G. proceeded. The officers, in behalf of the Society The conduct of the officers and men info's permanent organization for eztraHe said that the democracy had ruled would tender their thanks to those who waa most espsrb. They charged and ritous pontical action. He called on this country from tbe begiinuing; that generously remitted their premiums carried every position taken up by the W. IT. Hayford for a speech. they have made it what it is—no, what it to the Society last year. Of the premiums rebels, from Opequan Creek to Winches­ Norm-W. H. Hay ford i* an Indiana was. But our prosperity was changed to awarded to citizens of the village of Has­ ter. Tbs rebels wees strong tn numbers —wall—Attorney wo think they call adversity; what was tbe cause of it 1 It him, imported by tbe democracy a ■bort was became a different set of rulers had been elected—rulers which tkt Drmocra ey did net reeoynise or tupport. The latter statement was received m time since to run for Pros. Atty, cm the strength of not being much known in the term oc Monday next more, snd al Msldsa about a dozen more , flaavc FainZ-Wo I ■jnt HlWA w. Um, i*ta>r'V«lr< tar. W rer ataSteOdrtoriailytl ford cad Bbrgbor, ha BopuMitea to moot tin thepuUfkriiaanesof ■ Usual Hickory Corm o(ScpC.9fch ; at Prak nkvuPSepcaOth.aad tbejouaniagUOcU lot that this challenge has that Republican spanktodieeuoa the quoclion* lbs political parties iu Frxz A mas.—Mr. Baltimore, bos placed i dozen ^orjfiao apple? UsuaoiaetonMstee.J ounces, but they are » eeedingly fine flavor. TbsTax Saibs, whl puttying for the pafiaisbad with this Um gia^tobo rid of ilxuii be. WesWlhavea in tbe future to devote We loam from other sources that the desperadoes cat loose the boat, and push­ ing off from shore a distance, scuttled her, and >Sat aba now Iles partially under water. The pirates then escaped to tbe Canadian above in tbe small boats, but 17 of them are reported to have been ar­ rested at Ssndwieh. 'Die desperadoes seem to havo numbered about 26 in all 20 of »bom started from this city, end six utbers gnt oa board at Malden as the Parsons went down.” • TbsMaxk*tz.—Pri fluctuating but conlititt baa declined a Hula, at 81.90. 81 a bushel. Putatoe 75eentato8l. Butter Later accounts state lUl the Phil» Parsons was towed over to Detroit aad will be saved. Also that seven,! arrests have been made Including one Bell, load­ er of the expedition who calle himself a for cows, and to Grand Rapids, captain io the Confederate service. It la believed to have been a part of the original intention of the pirates to have captured the Steamer Michigan, Union Party In "Barry ■ which is guarding prisoners at Juhns>>n** Island, and to bavr released the rebel nity to iuforrn the per? prisoners there. They probably became frightened, in some way, and concluded tu make back to Canada with their plun- aay offioe this C*H>nd I sny name entirely from tings, but few mere ever call*! for. Rich­ Tbo Mtowtog to the Hew Advertisements. Hora—Joseph Sboli hell,T. Kingsbury, Pet Svmpson, L. P. hingwl M. D. Mosher. Wm. • ITRAYED OB STOLEN. the democracy calculated to elect Geo. are thus satisfied, tbeir zealous o-opera­ Dull pass** Um*, b. is as mortal slow.” At Mr. H. proceeded we began to B. McClellan, and open the prison doors tion may ba relied upon to advance an wonder where the “ratification” waa com­ and release our persecuted brethren.— enterprise which aids agriculture and the ing in. Ha labored hard to provs that They had determined upon a fair ekotioo arts, betokens sn advanced and still imthe preaect Union party was tbs old Ab­ or a feir fight, but ft seemed, be said, that proving state ofcivilisation,"and furnish­ Am|Ij UmuJ ta» in ISM. Tta .nd!— took thia statement for gran ted,especially as Hay ford had the documents to prove the fact. Poor Birney—the nigger-driven ean’t let him sleep in bis grave. His soul, like that of John Brown keeps marching on—that is, aooordiug to Rayford. As H. warmed up, be began to grow eloquent over the woes uf the widows snd orphans, mads by this uubuly war, and wo cxpcct- Sumter, ewd dolled tbe land la Hoed— w>o’mods fingw rings of tbs bones of our fallen heroes and drinking aups of tbeir aknlfe ■■ but never a word of that. No fbsaeM that spew foe skirts of A bro­ ham Cioosfa rests tbe blood of 500.000 soldiers alain. Lincoln was the tyrant; be begun lbs war—aad for whul—To fneatbe osgro. Mr. H. said thia tyreet had already sbod tbe bteod of five white man to every nigger freed, aad that lbs nigger* do no« kaow yet, that they are free. Hatbsa commenced koatiag sp ihsprwefoforall tbes.staperefom .tatemea^wbea W.B. Goodyear, is sa mf tberitalivw teat toid brm that there were Tu Gen. John ._______ The following official dispatch has just been received from Gen. Sheridan de­ tailing some of the particulars of the bat­ tle and victory at Fisker's HUI. Headquarters,-Middle Division, I Gen. Heintzleman did opt mean to let es a gala day, pleasing, entertaining and Woodstock. Va. Sept. 23. 8 s. to f them have even a lair fight: instructive, and cheaper than almost any To Lieut Gen. Grant, Qty Point: At these statements a portion of the other form of recreation, recognised and 1 cannot as yet glvio any definite ac­ democrats present looked incredulous, patronized by the people. count of the results of the buttle of yes­ others, amazed. They knew that it had J so. M. Name, terday. Our loss will be light. Gen. SteCy Barry Co. Ayr'l Socitty. been charged that the copperheads thro’ Crook struck the left flank of the enemy doubled it up, and advanced down our the sestet order of the 0. A. K. were in­ tending to arm, and inaugurate war In iticxcii* anviiion, OU) army v«.rp«, the north in case they were defeated at swung in and joined Crook. Getty's and Wo publish glorious the polls, and that Gen. Heinlzlemaa had Wheaton’s Division took up the same forbidden the sale and transportation o( Shenandoah Valley. Gen. Sheridan has movement, folMwod by the whole line, arms by these northern traitors, until been making more peace propositions tn and attacking beautifully carried the works of the coemy. The rebels threw after election, but they were not prepar­ the rebels, and enforcing them with the down their arms and fled in the greatest ed to hate their scheme openly avowed, kind of •‘arts of diplomacy" that the confusion, abandoning moot of their ar­ In the village of Hastings, by ooa of the Union party believe in wbeo dealing with tillery. It was dark before ths battle ended. I pursued un after the enemy leaders of their pmly. Skirmishing commenced between Sher­ during the night to this point with tbe This meeting presented in a striking flth and 19th corps, gnd have stopped idan and Early ’ a forces, on Friday Sept. manner the desperate condition of the hero to rest men and issue rations. If copperhead party. No speaker dared Iflth. Sheridan oua tin and to press Ear­ Gen. TorbeU has pushed down Surry ly^ forew back until near Lynchburg VaJTsy according t« my directions he will even allude to the Chicago platform or the record aad principles of their uoml- when a severe bottle ensued, In whlsh achieve great rroulla. I do not think that there was ever an army so badly Early waa routed. This was on Munday oot. Mr. Mayford represented that routed. Tbe Valley soldier* are hiding cowardly portion of the party, who for the 19th. The enemy were pursued south away and going to tbe homes. 1 cannut 39 miles, to th* kirieiry of Strasburg, the sake of peace and light texes, would at present give you any estimate ofprie. gu down upon their bended knees, to the where another stand wM made on Fish­ oners. I pushed on, regardless of everyer's Hill. Here SheriAm attacked them imnc. i ne numoer at pieces urartillery alate fords of the south and petition them ' on the 22d and routed them badly taking reporthd captured is 16.. Ifor ptace—Peace on any terms!—only Blgswl. P IL HBEBIDAN, M*j. Gen. 20 cannon and upwards of 3000 prisoners Mr. Orr represented This tolls well foe the Uniua cause and Boo are directed u> cause a Notional ।give ea peace. BnIntn at IM great gens for the Victory. ithat faction calling themselves War Gen. Stevenson r-porta 3,000 prisoner* 1Democrats laying- down prupoeitkxis. from the field, who beg rewebed Winwhich, if they mess aaythisg, demand ths re-deetien sf Mr. Linosto; sad yet be Madly aad foolishly Meta that ws bad better vote for a man standing upon Oats eontiaue New cor per bushel. market, but will proh ard Jones of Assyria, and seme others whose names we do not no* recall, also and Torbsrt, and the officers and men remitted their premiums. Those ststements are made, as being under tbeir command. To them the -eoemtry la Indebted for this handsome an unintended confession of a damaging due to both officers snd members of the truth, and the few democrats present Society. Il to bet just that those who shelent Grecian hero, of whom It baa deeply sympathized with ths srubarrass pay their money should know what Is been said: “When Ajax strives 6*0.,” meat of Um speaker which followed. dune with it, and that It is faithfully and which we felt compelled to render thus: The speaker continued to say that, properly expended. And when people olition party; who, he said, ran Birney for President, In 1848, 1852. 1856 and itaAMbtflta W. Craeby, Ge*>- Axe Tbmnas Peek, Clark II Jobe McColl.m. lavtxo—Wm. Bcdf Hayward, Porter . Mstbaws, Levi G. H Gibbs, Amgrrah F. W»sL Albert D. Hta> son, James Kelly, Orri Caultow—W m. Grr Ns'han Darker. J*ro; tout M Mreri HwtetaMMsM Native u turrvbv giran Ihjt ita-a »««• M J wthont) granted tu me J.B.ltancawcr r.a. Allsrding. J. P. Tow Btricklaad, 0. F. Nswl W. Lydy, Anno Sente J-Uniardm. N.F.? mem, A. llaut. Bauuobb—O. J. 1 sdga, R. R. Haynes, W. Garrison, E. B. cam Johnson. John H. warts, J. H. Phillip Wm. H. Hsadorebou -€. W. H. Cbosway, W J, Waodmmsee, Reher AaeratA—Wm. Woe J.B. Bloomer. H.rrv moo Smith. F. D. Wai Mart, 8. T. Davis, V. �Xijal Mirtita. --------->c.ui»pensa UximAwm low, U.. of “•i“A«olu™wu*«. Ill, *T7 o.wy IMlUr om. ... Uirrov School.—TU Uaion BeUul tbli vlfisge win oosnmooM its Mitel loss oeamstrete or housewife than tbe term on Monday next. entire coat of tbe ntegaxine. ,?Ud •"‘My by Mme. Fata Tickets.—Parot It U p«bWm J. Demurest, at tS Bart man St., New York taking Membership li«A« Fair, ean procure tbesn W •t U a year, or It will be furnished quar­ terly, easbradag September, NovMnter, Treasurer of the Bosiety. Match aad May, Nos. at *Y 8.nd for It. E..ou.«o Mi, of pubFish details of tbe Fairs at Kalama- I—: ool tuUenbod ..J p.,j of 920, arc warned that the time has nearly expired for them to du so. Three fourth* <d tbe Enrolled men have come soo, Wt ire Team that both th* State aad Sanitary Fair* have been vary socceeeful. Ciuaureoa Accxrrau.—Tbe last etr atetes editorially that Maesrs. Hay. Axd and Burgher, had challenged any BITTERS. A ear* »-id powerful Tonte eorraeUvs rod »li*r»llre of wrodsrful efaesey fa diwuro of th* stomach: up nobly to the mark, and paid their aaeesemant, and yet we am short nearly ♦800 to satisfy the men who havs been RepubUeaa to meet them ia discussion of OCLEBRATED STOMACH .k, k.,, - al . Liver ud BoweU ~ — ~ ■ •. **ST the pelitical issues of tbe rwspeetivo par­ credited to thia town. Then why longer tite at Hickory Corners on the evening defer! Pay in tbs amount to tbs Treas­ of Sept. 99th; at Prairieville oo tbe ere. urer, that be may be able to pay three ning of Sept. 80tb, and al Orangeville oo t to evening ol Oct. 1st We understand who ate periling tbeir (ires that we mhy that this challenge has been accepted, and that Republican speakers will be present mdiscuss tbe questions at issue between the political parties in this canvass. beat circulating medium of Um country, aad it rcsaof pay io anything b«tl*r. far it* own ■***<* art eltbar io government steuritl** or io notea or Trenfurrr of Cossl £URE Fsxmost Withdraw*.—Gen. Fiwmont and John Cochrane have witbdriiwn a* candidate* fir President and Vice Presi­ Fimb Arruu.—Mr. Lymaii Mtxan, of dent. This Iseves tbe field clear for Baltimore, has placed upon our table a Lincoln and Johnaon. dusen tr*ry fiua apples, for which he has our thanks. They am not as large aa we IUhims W aktbu.—Persons in this viU liage »bo v||| lease rooms fur students, have aoaietones seen, averaging about 12 in which Io board themselves will confer ounces, but they are very fair and of ex­ a favor by reporting tn J. W. Baacsnrr. ceedingly fine flavor. TUB' rt FT D TT’Cures Scrofula t PEOP1JF8 V U JtVlS Sall Rbtem. “I bar* sasd tho ■Poopl*-* I uro' Is ny family with great boMBt, Io ooioQ of ocrotbla end Haft Rheum, and have rocommsodsd it froqa.nll. to ny frirod*, all of whom I betlcve have been heap Tub Tax Salks, which we have been publishing Tor the past eight week* are tbe appvtiw i beoce it work. .... __ n . —™ In l«wconano«! farm, of IxoicrsTiov. Acting M . penile .nd palnlr.. sppenent, as wall *• npon to* liver, it also invariably rolierro tbs Cownri vras sopMfad»c*d bv irrogutar sclioa of lb* <11gvsllr* rod srerstir• erroas. Pnroea of frobfa boblMtobto to Jfarwws XCtorb tewrow W'.'jHvk. rod fm ff Zeroror.aed prompt rod pcnniMut rofaf from toe Bittor*. Tbs fc«U^ny oa this polat Is most condasire, >ad from finished with thia issue, aad we are ss glad, to be rid of them aa our readers will We ahall have a little mure apace in the future to devote to reading matter. be. Tua Markktk—Price* are somewhslM fluctuating but continue, in the main rath­ er high, fur the now-producer. Wheat has declined a little, and is only wiling • 1.1)0. Oats continue at 7ft to 80 cents per bushel. New corn ia not yet in market, but will probably bring about ♦1 a bushel. Potatoes arc aellitig from 75 cents loll. BuUV baa declined,upon the strength of most aplended fall feed S PECIAL NOTICES । p*llttos>. duly 'Mid dreeroed. z~i T T T> TTCurvo when c V' U 1V lirer modfelBos I I toes la poor health far a h Rurally to call a pbyakian to Tb^Lpny of Biuars Couc is immsdistaiy sssuigA by a single do** of tor stimslul. rod by —.s—..ii. —>xu- |,t to* roturn of to* com —-W— .losrrrrsa's L'lrrsta pm doer effocli which must b*cxp»:i«i.c*dor witaros•d bcfvro they eu b* fully *ppr*c<*ltd.. fa'ewr* of wtotolinl M«ehww, /ft-nwetur. Ztawjl and UCT1ON SALE. torms far Ito Iron*, It believes tost tos »*ry stroagrol *)>pe*l w U! b* to tor loyalty snd pslriolI,q- th* peopl*. Duplieat* errtiSeatoe will b* tomrod for all dsposita. Th* party teporitiag anal entero* upon lb* AripiMl rorUteal* the d«nom‘aaiion of note* required, and whether they are to bo iaaoedla bleak er paysbl. to erter VThro no for cows, and ia selling st 35 to 40 cento NeroJaalloa pccliaod. Grand Rapids, Sept.23d, 18H4. Dear Sir:— I have been informed that ! have been nominated by the so called Union Party in Barry Co., as a •■d Aroirry wdasy^wfassl tereb’.a Os tbe everag*, thia exemption la worth about two per oral. I«r auoum according to fa* role of taxation la dlgrrrol parti of the country . It is hollered tlut no sccuritjgt ogqr no grout Indocemrat* to lenders na IhoCTLued by tbe GovanunraL In all other forma of tadobtodn*ae, lb* faith or ability of prirale partlea, *r atock eompaniea or aeparoU conimunitiea izoly ia pledged for payment, whlla far the dtoU of fas Uultad Buie, the whole property of tbe rowstry la boiden Io rororo the dlaeb.r je of all fa. oMigallons of tbe Unllad BuISk candi­ date lor Regtoter. I take this opportu­ nity to inform the por<pls of Barry Co., generally that I am not a candidate for any ortice this fell^nd therefore withdraw my name etrtirely from said ticket or any olber. Please make it public through ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, WEEIt CELEBRATED PATEBT OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S TU following is tU List of Drafted men in Barry county . Hora—Joseph Sboltx, Eugene Camp-. W1I.T. Kingsbury, Peter M.wber. Myrtm Simpson, !». P. Kingsbury,H. H. Baird, i M. D. Mosher, Wm. Campbell. Myron Chamberlain, 8. 11. Tillson. Th.*. Jor­ dan, J aa. Rim, L. Dougla-a. Edgar Toby, W. Crosby, Goo. AxtWl, Jas. Grimes, Thomas Peck, Clark Hunt, Chas. Tuna, 11 aaUacs. A»d COM. if say lb*r* b«.wh. tto >4ve Botiss to to* perrons lnt.rr.ud la ssto *etot« it to* j-ed-ev *F-id prtilton .nd lb. bronas to.ro.fbv cs»ing> ropy of to-order Io byrnb. J..U McCollum. .. (aviso—Wm. Bedford, Augustus F. Sisaon, George W. Ingraham, Henry C. Hayward, Porter Fraeman, Stm.st Mathews, Ltovi G. Hubbell, W m. 8. . Gibbs. Amartah F. Cushman. Silas Wed. Albert D. Htayon. WlUkuaM.. Wood. August Negier, Rote llukbtu-•, polcno. taaeUt I fawnu to rnsni Bpifaf»r F,u msbsI sstrsrsgsi ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE •on. James Kelly, Orrin <-Caultos— Win. Green, A. E. Fowler, [ Ns-han Durkee, Jacob Hteter. A. Al- , prnctfe*. that th* swfat rolroausocss of'Seif- Um ksife-peisUngMU aaseteofsaraaSoosdria» pU, certain sad «*eto*l. hr which ovary soforer, I StrieklaS. O. F. MraW, J. 0. AI...<»J Co",.Jota 0-tar.S Bju-maaa—O. J. Hinsdale, •very yoeih sod taao In the land. Sent under seal, fa a plsfa *ti«*lar*, <« *".T Fnmlliv. rod Mroufacturero will find lb. •‘Wron" lb* most FroStob*. Broblnro far u*. owlag to to*lr always ksepisg to ropsir ar worktag M<«r, and tbeir greet .prod and **Fort r^wr*£>t nors stork *«n be tee* fa ayes/sltase on tb. "Wssn." to*u on any WK^PCBMCvT’ CHAlXWaEMA- Justus Mudge. R. R«. W. Garrison. E. B. W*»ar. O-Mey D.,, Om. B-IrK G~. "!■ .JI Jd—. J-U H. Dy. Alw. Bd ..rd., J. n. rwiifA 1M.^ K~*. Wm. H. H«0.nlw«. H««. «>’«. C W. H. Cn..-V. W- n s***’*1 *■ AS 0A5 KAMLT be dokk Tho Great French Remedy ! Tbo only certain and Safe Bemady far ail Vltrs Obstructions, Monthly WfacnlUro. Irregular! assd sM As other gfaaaaao to which tbs r»n« on thebe IMPORTANT AND TRUE! J Woodmansee, Robert Arthur. A^avs-Wi. Wood. G. W. J.B. Btoomr. Hm? B*"fF**-. ^5' r ser— JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag't. Ymmg, Uwia »•«. JrfwiX ARE racked with ths tortsrss of 1 ttsteou** IfsaAtou Koo *<U AKE you aeffering frost th* g»»»l»| liasarepastosgee* PtUs by return of Watcob's MscsAteu Kiso will la „ arnat 91 WAsntxoroe st. P. O. drawer. ATT*. oleat*. 111. ru.tos.,j!S<Krlt;ub COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. 1 fcsswa. ■*»<».« oa lb« Practice taabs Exresdlva PeyrUsmK ef YOV �ALE . arroMACKiic xJtffl*. n’ojni. 7r5W«^ ifS.ifilic - TOk U HJ Uokn^W .Miit ■St# . . HUa.^SO. 1 JEivjTi „ ... -....... is green field* ofiaaviugdiweela'-altaU be trodden down by the murdcroua soldiery and fiery car of «ar swaepfog over otir lebd; obr teihplee-ofjMtioe bid m aebro; ril'tiie bvrtx'ro and dhtolndoo of emrtm tn7 tbo bill thlt eobvefttiu* wilt be bHd re«tx>n«ibleVbr tt? and Who but him who •hell beva given hit XOte fc>r Udt -wn rite and lit flm«d mrature (awl boneetly think and bebeve.) trtudl be heM to etrtn acodtuiVfbr this aoltfiditl act 1»y tbe prtoent generation, and pybhably enreed nhd execrated by ddiierity for all time, fi>r the wide and desolating raid that wilt tooviublyTotlpv this act you now propose to perpetrate. iPaua?, I entreat ,yoo, and coaaider for a tn$unepi.wbai reason* you can give that will even satisfy ypuraehgs In calm er momenta—wtuU. raaaona you can give toyoar below. a*> tie re n> m lha calamity it will bring updaT-db t What reason* can you give to the timhata of tbe earth tojnrtify itT They Will becalm and de­ liberate jedgei In tbe CMe1, and to eltat cauM or overtact can yi»n mitve rir point on'wlilch to real the piea 'ofjuailHcatiunT Whal toftreat of th* Bo'nih has been in Yadedl What justice has been denied 1 Abd what.elaim. fi-ondedL.in j'wuoe and right has bee0 L C“n «1'ber of yon ui-diy name/otje'.'iibvemmenut act of wrong, deliberately and porpcmel) doao by tbe governmvet of Washington, of which tbe Soetb has a right to com­ plain 1 I challenge tho answer. “Now for you to attempt lt> overthrow such a government as ’tins, under which w» base lived fur nior* than three-quar­ ters of a Qshtury, In winch u a Ha ve gain­ ed our wealth, our standing as a nation, our domoalic safety while the ekihenta of peril are aruund u% with peace turf tranquility, aecompnniisi with in<l»..ui>dl cd. prioperily and ri^Az^ tputM^sfl, u. tl»r height <4 madness, fully and wiokaJueas, to which I can Dcitber food saocli-u nor xrxiil s s 9 ; , : ' ' vetaeAXak coeoA-* a^veax ■BjWaXaXwr cX 1W wiAtM. Va 'BWxowi fiteWeeXe o$ X'aeWwtX axUL’ftaufttaXfoeve Kat, 5«r a \o>a^ Ahmka, \>«ea mxieVh at«Ac& avl wriufll* cA takea q^umXWvx*, axvl aX 5£ae\.»o\xr Amt, are a wave 'MtmiewJ -■■> •*< j Fever 'driS.'i^u.e, (gh/spejoaux, " 414“l —i Tn^vgastwn, Jaundice, ' . -- . JTicin«y Gfouplainte, - axxA cx\\. <L\wau< c$ a «k«cvalav vtaXuve. ate covo^omA o} Yttrt ar^ tamtafiuV todte axxA \acx\»w, U.—» xJ..x Xs* u «> » » n iiff "Dt ^LoXtae'cH ♦••—-ftVovcvacXx “BRkVts are X\xx \xoot vaaa'e VrtwxA. Tewn 1 Sorth uf Range 1 w X of 3 IM IS ft s fin tl it 'Or.'SAwk'j feX.O'm.a.cXx *&\XX«x« ««.-< <nx >xoo* wvaxxw ’DocMrt't'syA*. a TT0BX<YB«s4 A lieiwra is "O*. fttitark't fttowvacV, 'BX.Vwta are XW rteXx. vau<aS tkAoct, <XX\& Cwft^^rX. . Uow the Cepe, can De*la Peace Negotinttons. Tbo Richmond Eitmiiur thus lays down the only way in which negbilatltHis for peace ean be ever c-.nnmeniYd by the opp«., should tbev su,ccevd ; , '“-Lot there Wj.ul ^uly.an armistice, but a formal rmuneintiuti uf all right and protcoow to CKorue these Sutea. ui«l, of ccurae, an entire withdrawal of ell land and as* fortes which occupy any portioa of our eoil, or bl»ckiufo any of our porta, and.hben; foe Nurtbagti. HtaleoiwiM. for ibafieev*^ b. fo..»p<witfo»«M»«spose av. n a ruounsuucawat of foe iViimni. ora ooavetrth'n of SuUsfur the pur-; pose of negotiating <fott. k may ba safely‘ipMmuedf'Itat wafo ;Mi|>*ttis would then be at least eonriAmed; n present one cannot sat what .would be the result of that cnnsiflerattiS* ult, W short, let our Northern brethren try us. With such a change in the existing rela­ tions, n<> doubt there may coms also a great change tmBnmsp’wminds.' ftXovw.n.c.ln.'R’kX.Xc.Ta tHTSlCU* n is rna nsLr sslublk SELF-ADJUSTfTG WRINGER No Wood-Work to Swell or Spllt/foTkrnni &rtm to tftt out of Ofdtr. w..--------------------------- wrCoe-Waaat* r r-ruiiszx jon? VS\.oxuolc\l KAtx, vat\.waeV.b\xi and caake Tu\Ji €a\o^a\Ax. Sit. *Ro\sac>ciV* "•■•• i WtctuaeVv 'ft’VCter* ■K’UoJtS*’*'"’ «»**»“•«. <■ ^^^5K,AKr5*3T' “■* for U,. Uan to m h MS Kt’S L“,'“ Ex;" Thaw /JfHare ai-e ptf Uy ftv pt.-srt Hlk.e/ ahtsh Cha abot-v -e fn -e:m. ’• The tat-rt ia J»r-»k- -•- -£v.w«f, .»>vl KMdr/iMtift. - <GMoe' ’♦i-'psr £>[<!-, ft t for tS. .Mtn"! j~M -.A C. Vr. rfbtx^, t *k<{ Fburth dfi, OkaioA. otTv tti >..h»»IWAri.shMlAr adrfiwH-i ,t.-.. » .• - FOR ?iu.r. nv ;■• political honest**, np 'longer James .... ■. tiuelttMli plat-. ---• — -™<Gen. McCMta, Ur*mlndej of Ms present, ikubfo-fkcod ,aUitadshforaaly ia, I m» ao foager GooB. McCMkn—r am the Ofcago pfov ass I ‘221F.?5 711 *• l~cr : No More CavaaMr Rxcnt-tre Nbemd. —On Saturday Cut tfjjj iwuefl an or<for'rBfuair.g to-ns mier m>- nmw recruits into the cavalry and engineer branch of ths service. pTfou nearly all the volnhtoar aalistin—ta have mm wither for the ergtwerr eerpu or for the ea-airy »er- tombeta SSI - � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-10-05.pdf 04cd15b1144982f9c9ffb44e96251325 PDF Text Text •HITBAH VOL.-K. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5; 1864. DYSPEPSIA I—— OD DIGEBTITK OMAlfB. AM CUBkD BT I H00FLANDS GERMAN BITTERS, THK QRKAT BTBXNQTHKNXNO »ot ctxxjk ier». 1 to\x. ICY* «Xe. ?> Pq.Airt« ■ECO. Hood's toSoM ittfimh dwuUr, OT* R SO >ft,r IM ib, may -iii I— mf mrIm bm,, O.I, mf •» WI y r.H» U» —.U rf<Wo«OTa«W b. uooorad far k,«OT*5 ■ft” 'mount necessity. !*• poB«7 ©f leebted tto aaemy. Deraourade party rignllM either aepars- misoa Tbea. Bitura hs.» perfonacd n-.or. Curts 1 must tore believed, the main body of tkm tor raeetablisbmtot with slavery.— AND DO Girt WLTTIH BATJ8FACTI0N! Sherman's army to tore been b front ot TbaChk*go platform b simply separa­ । Atlanta, when b fort it waa oaL flint rivHave TecUMoar, tion. Oe®. MeC*-"-*-»— —m. iu vx jfcrgg xtafMi£jK.g ftorix to I er, near Jonesboro, BO odd roccu JO* TMg^tl ansa la ru-aetabli i . M .r . __ > Baath, Than any olbsr artids la tte markst The Repoh]lean. that thungb Atlanta WMM tto®rmy to Ws dsfr any Om Io essrtradl:i{ thia Aieartioa. sjidn from ths great beggars ol the world bpfadgad tw tto*,---------------- ----------- . ■oL, aad rays the fasarf ito former is Union without slavery, and trawsvw bee- nothing, while the lose of the fetter would I AND WILL EAT WOOO in Earope, and come tn us Republicans. listing bit policy may to, tto pHtotore of I To any otm UM will prvdneo a OmteaW^.U- Ttov treat tto notes of Napoleon and have been witboat remedy. I his party will, ww rtay hope farce Mm to Joseph aed Maximilian with Inddferemw In another article the Jtomwmer OdoIt Between these views, I think no man but want Vj discount all tto Ameriesn BMFLINPN CEMAN BITTERS dstune the rotnoval of Johnston, eeying of tto II be re] party can remain la doubt, nets* they can B©t, The AesiAm Temee ha waa aaperoeded by Hood, a commandMILL CURE EVKRT CASE OF and I believe 1 are cenristeut with my aays thia is ail wrung—that Tto Repob ar of a division. notoriously locapabls antecedent* in withdrawing, not to aid in Chronic or Bottom DohUitp, Disnaw af th. l imns ia Amarica are all bank rapt, and Lidne.., amd DIwsms .riling from • dtwrdend tto triumph cd Mr. Linod n, tot to de my anything larger than a division. The re­ the Germans most benrasy to alight Brit sult is disaster at Atlanta in the wary part towards preventing tbo eioctioe of ish and French beggars, sad go begging the Democratic candidate. In respect to nick of lime when each a »'«®7 themselves, to America. Are they craxv 1 Mr. Lincola 1 continue tn told exactly could eave the party <rf Uaoob from Ir­ We asked Poor Richard whal be tbonght the Mutlmaata omteinod hi my letter of retrievable ruin. about tv “Why," said be, ‘ how can After referring to the aboard!ty ofpuL soceptanoe. I consider that bls edminis they becraxy. whsa they are doing just tration toe been poiilienlly, military and whal I did a little more then a year ego, B. B. WIGHTMAW * CO.. financially a failure, and that tto neces­ wtoa 1 pul lay iittfa savings iato Gov. sary continuance bf it Is a cause of regret .tALKBBtX OBOCEBTBS, provls.seL, eminent six parorntol Now see what I to the country. Tbere|ne ver was greater gut by it; just Oounl up. 1 kxr>s receiv­ unanimity in a country than was exhibit­ ed aix per cval in gold, which averaged ed hero at tto fall of Sumter, and the 100 per cent, in currency, making 12 South was powerless in the face of 1L— p«r cent, toevme. Now, to-day, my yi»n, But Mr. Lincoln ooroplotely paralysed bund laaalrwble in tto New York market this gwnsroav feeling. Ho destroyed the E. E MEME E E at 10 par ceck preimun* Put these tostrength of the position, and divided the THAT THISJ BITTERS IB gettor and to-day J have 34 per nul f-ir { North, when to declared to tto Booth use year's use uf my messy I W hat do utaeasuc, that Slavery should to protected, he bnlIt you think of that 1 You know, rt well CoaUia. oo Rum or Wbl*ke«. up for tto South a strength which other­ as I do, that there are thousands of peo­ JAH® EJMY’T Dl£tiK3 wise they could have never attained, and ple who did thia, and l<xby they' have Again ilaays: "The moral affuct ef this has given them an advocate on th© 22 per tent, on ibair investments. Why, Chicago platform- Tto Cleveland Qm- tto lose of Atlanta, though it may ba IS THE BEST TONIC 1 saw Miss Jones, our acb«>»l-man>. gw to ventluo Was to toko been an open avowal temporary, will to greaL It will render the bank and buy a 1500 bond. How of the condemnation which men fad been incalculable asalataoM to tto party of • be gut the money I don't know, hut freely expressing to each other fur the Lincoln, and obscure the prospects of these Yankee school tn ist teases are firstIl may enable pMt two years, and which fad been made peace, bM so bright. rate bauds at taking care uf thcmsclvrs. I A.*C.e.HOLBl°O«folly known to the President, but in the them to eaeoulo tto drift. It will diffuse Ws 11 now, count up. if Mise J-ues sells Gen. Averill wav relieved from duty TT0M«VS.^ C™”'1’" “ gloom over the South. Thia deprMion, uncertain condition of affairs, leading men bar bonds to-day aba gets her 8500 back with hi. division thia morning and grant-' iJEJSi.-’uiT—“■kMi safe, and she gvU I HO clear gain. Can ©d leave nf ahamive At 20 daya. Thia or. were not found willing to make'public however, may be speedily relis.ed If tto you sharp fslluwa there in William Bl., tier baa caused univrnal feeling of amaxe- dissatisfaction and condemnation to reo­ Adminiatratlon baa a spark of real sense do say better 1 You know I told Mr. । mxt In this army, it is generally thought Mr. Lincoln’s nomination Impossible, or unselfish patriotism. The re-lMtatomen I of 'Johnson, or appointment of Smith, tto banker, jny ideas about that, some question. of rank between Averill and Ibis continual alienee f.»r him a char­ Beauregard .would at com restore tto and. he bought th.OOO^ix per cent, bonds and Gen. Torbett is invol.ed, the former acter among the people which leaves Mkr no choice. United the Republican party sud you see he gut >1,100 for a year's Is reasonably sure nt anceesa. Divided try and array." use of61s money. 1 hirt him tto other the result oflbe Preeidootlal ejection is, The Jtoramiter «/• hte Bristol dry, andBie said. Pour Richard you ar© at the least doubtful. papers state that It Is all a Ur about right; ] begin to think the Government I am, gentlemen, . , Wheeler destroying the great bridge can luke care of itself, and us too. For v ReepectftAly and truly youra, ] over the Tenoeueeat Loedon. Theaarae my part, 1 mean lo buy sotue of the J. a fKEMONT. paper say a: "He scum etodiotoly to 7 30 s. The rate of inlerost ia high Tto Meat rrealSeccy. The filllowing io another letter from avoid the enemy’s bridges and linm of enuugh, and in three years they will turn Frwn tb.Tnctoa, V. J, Moalter. into aix per cent bonds again.' ‘Yes ,Mr. Gen. Fremont, in which be gives his sea­ communication, sni devotee himself to The next aleclion is die deobiuo of the sons for withdrawing more fuHy : \ running shout tbs'country pioklnj °P Smith, It is right, on the money aide; i<dJcha.X:Tutr7itb but, it it right on the couatry'i tide, too. fate of tto ualios. Upoo its result de­ , Namaxt. Sept. 17. " small lots of prisoners." pends the restoration or lb© destruction •r pnxo >• ,w..oie«. a»d p.ruco Help your country or It can't help you. Tbs Sentinel eloees an artid© on tba Gentlemen — I enclose y<xi my letter of th© Unlpn. No question has ever be­ la ay fcmlty. ol lb. nMfnlnMS ©1 Dr. Hoof­ The only preoti's Urnuss Bitter.. I d»p«rt for one. from my Now, I say the Germans are not only fore been presented to tto people upon of reoly to an Invitation from some of situation as fallows: * HAPPEN A BCR ROWS. Icowtot. tovxaSOTomv full OM.iOTteu that. right, but tbuy would be right if they got whioe solution hung the mmentous re­ my Republican friends tn meat thstn al oal moral use can draw from all thia ia, A TTORNKTH .ad COUNMALLORH AT LAW half that interest They cannot make a sults which irrrend their verdict upon the Faneuil Hall. In declining their invita­ that the CWedarete Btetea never hsd rV Wir-n la Chaaeerr. Tax and faunae. quarter of U al borne.” So ibuUght Poor n»u, Basisass aliaaded to with rpromplucM tion, I have informed them of my inten­ more Urgent need al an eSecdve army .4 ad.ru r. 1 Richard, and so think ws. When we next Pjeiddmncy. tion to viand aside from the Preeideatisl UBc. B.rdiek RW»«t, opposite th. PuteBc*. This issue is not—as the democracy think uf the German opinion of our situa­ can Vass, and assigned my reason s for do­ represent, it—penes or war. it is the aluiaioo. Michlgaa. tion and our fitmneiad strength, »» must * * J.C. Beaaowa. ing so. To avoid repetition I enclose nature of the peace. The deatruction of remember that they are la r better judges the rebellion is mriuogsr doubtfuL The you the letter, communicating to you of our condition than ws are, or our toe I only effirt of tlx rebels m»w la defeat In now officially my desire to withdraw my mire are. They are lookers on, at great name from the list of Presidential candi­ distance. They have none of. our enini the hope, that the succesa of faction in date.. In tbisdiacueaten I have the approv­ lies or prejudices. They can examine tto North may gi vet ham the objects for al of sweh af our friends as 1 have been able the feels disinterestedly. They du; and which they have been striving. Thia a to consult, and urged by them on th© ap­ dainocrwtlc triumph would do. The the result hi a verdict that the American proach of the election. I have thought Government is stable—iu ability and in- strife b not a. tn the man who etoll fill Il not prudent t» ibcur the long delay of ttyrity in nifftiny iti financial engage the Praaidentbl chair fur the next four consulting others, but I have reason to years. It ie whether the peace shall be menlt unguettioneblc. lliie verdict, luo. baliove they will unite with ms fully up Is founded on a series of facts which ere made up»n grounds which restore the on the propriety of my withdrawal. 1 Union in all its integrity and prevent the unimpeachable, and welt known to every do not inatjy way Intend to withdraw from possibility of future accession ; or upon intelligent American. Take two r»r three my share in the labor which we jointly of the most important: 1. The United a basis which surrenders to tto conquered undertook to eeeute the triumph of ths nil ws have wrested from tbair ura.p and Suites doubles its population each twen­ ideas respected by. lb. Rtdiotl De­ ty-fire years. The population of the ene-iuniges them to renew their treason mocracy. Whatever the next adminiscountry, which in 1850 was hcenly three whenever they fail to maintain their >u- tration may to. we owe to euraalvM to preniecy over the country. How such milliant, will in 1875 be forty fix mila question shall be decided is scarcely form a paradox compact, and establish Hom. But the rebellion I says some one. T«7c. F MIDDLE, by its thorough unity of exercising a . ■ How much has the rebellion diminished doubtful. preavu re along enough to Insure tto avenBut if>tb* ends of the democracy are toal uueecM of the principles for which the strength of tto United Slates 1 Take J OT.I Lead e»4 T»» U asd M base, the mesne which they have adopted this astonishing fact, that If all the Rebel C >.rt Hsm. st Hest»M». »• Wehave been contending, tto re-establish ,Dr« gf.--—States tod been sunk in the Pacific Ocean Lu adtaaee them are equally so. Ttoy tuant of the Union, the abandonmeot of We kuuw and cars little about lbs diA be United Stales would in 1875 h<ve « slavery 3nd of practical rvapep^ for liber I ference between the President and Re- 1 population equal to that of ike. Mila, in ty. It is Indispensable'that eemeel men geote, or between him and thia particu­ 1860, fa other uiurdi.ffUtn yean will should devote themselves to watching tto lar Regent, and we du put propose nnp . supply the total loss ol the eleven origin­ of tbrie party w.anld ba revolting to the prt^rcas and famiring the success of these to say anything of those differeneee. We al Rebel Staies ! ' Whal can impede tto remainder; - tto platform wh.ch they isaunu, regardless <>C men or parties. simply desire to hold up thia letter of progress of sueh * fcountry f 2. Hie pul fTth aa tto exp-siu-m of tbair views Mr. Uncola says to dues pot lead I this particular Begenl <u a apectmen of wealth of the country increased 127 par is .uoh that a member uf their own out- but Aillows the people. ft remains efawf M axiuranct and am. eenti.UHeaye it "might mean any thing. ” cent. In ten ttori! Nuw (rt it inersaae, tton. for tto people, in fto event •< bis 1 oanct at koi com under our dkotroatim , but80 from 1060to ,1870. and it will Equally contea/pUbfe M their cooraa aa rexlvrticm to require this-’ fidlowing at jbr Mag a dog. An bdlvidupl amount Bfrten time* all the loans of tto to the aomlartteaa. The «oly t"**"1- -bin toads, and further. Io require that in can Mercia© no power over the Unbars-1 government. The German knows what by tbrir owe avow si. upon' which Geo- the execution <>f hie duties ho toep scru- Ry. He possesses none. Exempt , when eral MoOellao waa arlaoted ie hts pops­ puloasly within tto c>natit«tir« and tto seting aa a component part of the, B..ard come from, bant in the world, »" th" ter! ly. fitataemestehip to toe mm. nor law*; to make him recognise that he ..r R^ents, hs has no mote authority । 0/ter mwnV No suih opportunity has bolds his power, nut to be used at ple»- than any private ckixvn; and Ria, Am, occurred before for toe investment ol wre, tot »a reallytfailbfal eersatt lo tto only through the action of the Board that I money, ao<! in oil probability will never people. Thia to.tto important duty be has authority. He baa the asms rd*, ^rmtn. Ifthe American does not whiph we tore ».w to perform, althuwgh live powar outeida <>T the Board that a know and taka advantage of ihia,tbe Gar­ as reprraentativas of ttoUlarelsnfl taova member of the Legislators has outalda i man and frenchman will.—ATr. merit we surrender our function to tbo <>t the Legislature, k b aeon, than, that any attempt by^a individual Regent to Mwre DctaXls of SherldaaH Vicierr* direct any ofliuer of the Univardtg, or to otherwise Qtoddb wltbjta agutw, htoh Sheridan’s Headquarters, Sep*. 84.— From the defeple.at .WJnehwtcr, Enrlx withdrew, his lorpea to Fisher's Hill, bav­ in* ruoatuf hie woobdad v/ the battle of the 19th sad those which had acun.ulated from the various ouinbats with Cruok and Averill In our hands. Al Fisher'. Hill he rested bta r«hi upon the Hassanrun HotMUia, and hie laft up..a North g hto front about tbrwe orvared by strong nalJ dsfaaeaiL Hto r^t. gasti'itja’ Snsintss Jrrtciern. Aoxc the main attack w begun by a strung dvinonstraihut by Emory's troops<wi tbs euemy’s right abouLao-ra or a Hub laiar. Resit's divWira ■/ the Alb Corps ad­ vanced, and secured boim important bsigbte in frost of the osatrs, while Gen. AseriU's Division, ef os.dry attached and drove tto enemy at a gallop front bis advanced position an the left onemHa imdi into big main works, sod bald him there white Crook's. Corps, which had been conoeeled during the day, was trans­ ferred in tto rear of Averill’s Dlvjsioo. to ttoeoa/ny’e extreme-left- At hr. m. Crooks and Averill stormed and serried tto works of the enemy, the cavalry leap­ ed tto ba'rrriera erected by the enemy, capturing two battle flags, four gwts^nd over >00 prisoners, while Crook swept to­ wards the enemy's centre. Tto fith Curpe attacked, folli>wod by tto 19th, while Averill swept afoog tto base of the North Mountain, outward' for seven inilee, capturing IS cavalrymen, four caiaeons, 14 wagons, eight embulatoea and a number of fogitirea. The enemy having probably learned of tto movement upon his right and rear, tod commenced I as ring his position some t«o hours before oor attack. Hh deCrturr wm an hasty that he was eompelI tq lepra 16 guns and over 1,000 pris­ oners in our bands. 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Union men, rally far a grand demonstration. Ost!! Turn Owl It Turn '£tgal Jhtiitt, •l MH4I.MII> Eetato af Naah C. TU ^Barry boMea .1 u>o FraboiT an. per nst, whteh win be paid by the treaadry D.psrtmeat ape. th. reaoipt of a bill for tbo utewal. MrtilodHk/*oa«eor wilh wba« the dopoalt.WM mads. No dadaetlaao for eooa*i>8on« ■snetbeudolrao thodrya^te. ’ 8FBCIAVADVANTAOES OF THIS LOAN. It u a Nsnosu Satuco Baxx. oBanng a hiaber UnicxScnool.—The fall term of the I*dys» Friowe, Mr October. “I’sep”a beautifully executed steel Monday last. Ths attendance fa quits engraving of a mother and her little girl full 2P“t thl. .gitUr rfT.B W, F“k”"Pl“*** A. J. Bowes, of Prairieville, has been Haatinp Union School commenced on 2d District of this county for Representa­ tive. Barring hie parties which are bud as can be^lr.|Bowne is a good citixan>nd quite popular, in his frrtrict. Of course ■X0FLF8 CURE I wm uo*H*d with Rhromoi, his nomination ia a mere matter of form; the Union men of the southern Wagaa■— ■ bcttlei । district are bound to sleet Mr. Laphatn “ by a largo majority. Skpatoual Nomination.—H. A. GoooTBA* waa nominated ou Saturday, by tbt> Cope., far State Scot tor in this Dis­ trict. Four yearn ago Mr. G., stood almost ‘‘solitary and alooe"in thia county for Breckenr >dge- Quarterly Ceufereuoe. Tnt 3d Quarterly Conference of the Grand River Association, will be held in Orangeville, on Saturday and Sunday Oct. 8th and 9th. A cordial invitation is extended to all, lo assemble on the CURE now Democratic laeeeae t* FeosiMo. The Toronto Glob, calmly and impar­ tially discussing the Chicago Convention, a* an outside observer of political affairs in the United States, says: If no important success should be achieved by the Federal armies before November, the candidate put op at Chirag.i would poll a very large vote. If ’••neral Lee should win an important battle, it might be possible to elect the Democratic candidate, or at all events threw the election into Congress. An important Federal victory -befi're Atlan­ ta or Petersburg, however, would put •MUI; SPECIAL XOTICES sirengait appeal *01 ba lo Um loyally and patrtctIm of Um pooplo. Duplicate eertlBcatei will ba Uanad for all depoalU. The party depositing must endorse COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. AU peraons haring elalras against Uss Zbtafo tf doe eased, ar* hereby battiad and r*qi»etad to Ing majority, beyond a peradventure.— Thus, Democratic success is possible onanus. If they over think of it, the re­ flect ioe must lie an ugly is* to the lead­ ers of the Democratic party, that their failure in this political campaign, and the ultimate restoration af the Union under Mr. Lincoln's policy, would hand their names down, to ’the execration of future generations of their country. iy A Col. Hart, in the rebel serve-*, has sent a cbalvoge to Col. James P. Brownlow, son of Parson Brownlow, sta­ ling that bis regiment, the 6th Georgia Cavalry,can whip the former regiment tea field fight. Col. Brownlow replies: “Noth­ ing, Cofooel,would afford me more pleas­ ure. Aa for the foods of fighting, and the arms to be used you can use your own pleasure aa tn fighting mounted or dismounted, and use aseh arms as you desire. | prefer fighting mounted, and shall use the sabre and revolver. I re­ gret that at present I am perfectly br’p- CURES™ I bH> in poor health ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. sod ei|pr»lnsU all Aropevfoctiy reliable r Ie nay and all of ibe Cloth A SrMPLV ano Exckluot Maonwa.— We had the pleasure this morning of in­ specting the operations of Wend’s TichtStitch Sewing Machine of which •• had heard much but never seen. It is so simple ia its construction and operation that we wonder it has not heretofore been largely introduced in tbo Northwest.— There are bnt thirty pieces in the entire machine, not one of which last all liable te get out of order. There iano loan of power, the action being direct, and the result, a mathematical certainty. It is »o constructed that there ia not the slight­ est vibration of the noodle-bar. and break­ ing a needle or dropping a stitch ie al­ most an Impossibility. Tbo stitch itself is known aa the look stitch alike 00 both sides and Mt not rip or be ripp'd. It will nut from two thicknesses ot leather to w*iw muslin or paper wiiAmU a»f « JustmnU V’tosaon./edor tblhing. It 1. emphatically an all-wack Faawlj Ma­ li bias, mH is certain to bo largely intro­ duced hereabouts. The General Western > tsat ie Mr. Jefferson Farmer, M Wasb- BabacripUoa* will bo rooeirad by tbo Treasurer of the UaiUd Stales, at Wnahlagloo. the Mrsral Auistaot Trwasaren and dealgaslod DapoaMariae COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. AU jmtsoo. ha.lsg Stalms sgalast the �pMh.xe, and for whom they «&; .. ' RmoW, Ttob tbo pretended war f r the Uaioa, wtboh U* At-UimoMta their eihee ace cufodwemfr to Um tmur.i rmA of hwty board oiiumh^ 6f the ahwo leburwystem by poop, , fttatwwbero H*d bot eaist. u' DRUG STORE!!! tSWfi AmaMC TW war ftw the U—.of the L'bIuo, hi fact, fo uncotaditutiunal. <»ly «boe th_ Ar te*b Uribe «mUi k •*.' •DU. UaUKftKU Blood Vbkwuu YffTTH: ' and ** "•* *' ■Buoo-D VlULS >ew aad moot complete aseortmonl of i»*v«d and medicines. Roeofted, That tbe Gmatitntlon of the t United btataa isw voluntary compact i-f the Btstea, to wMeh each State acceded at a party, agreeing to real in the Federal Government eeriein delegated poweh which can not ba enlarged by Federal Presidents, Judges or Legialsturs, and that the sMumptioa of undeleted powen makes any act of tbo Hjggrau or Supreme Court uf p>e United Statro ui the President void and of no force; and to that class belong bulb the aotsfurnisbing lhs arnewa of war, tu wit: tbo Baek Law and Um Conscription Lew, which are uUerly «oid. lo say ooibing of The , luaaa of other worlbbaa b«ielali<m. RttoM, That tbo Stole Judiciary, h«j tr.» ,-O—V- C-ll—A J-U--- 1-L-c. - J^ZAMsaddir I bibb 1 sv- nt umu> xn mxotcdul rUAKNKS^ILTua mechanical COME AND BUT MORE thin, and lhert bring m> hope in that S' uarter, nor In our Governor nor Lagianore, the oyila of the draft are ou jimniatroua that tbo people ai* compelled U> interfere, and declare that they will not submit to it, and w a cell on every county to move in concert as an rtfrctual Peace party, lo put an end tu tbo wholesale deatrucuoa of our ioaiituliuao and our &mUioa. ... JEFFERSON FARMER, Gt*. ^g* Hetolvtd, That States have the right to - nrnca 91 wmmimtot er. withdraw their concent to the Union, and resume their Independence, by repealing their ordinance of acceaeiuu and peuyig ordinancea of aeceeaion. . Retolred, That, a Stale having been withdrawn from the Federaikm with Uo concent, and by a formal act <>/ tbe pnw P>». can not bo invaded with a purpose *o compel its return. Reaobed, That the Federal Govern­ ment cannot riahtfolty interfere with, or modify or eboheb tbe system of labor of any State, eithp^toor out of the Union, under any prvlaine, nr In purauance of any authority whatsoever.Reoolrtd, That in the application pf these ideas, which in our judgement are eonstitutiiinallj reasonable evident and just, to the conflict between the Union and Confederate States, we but perforin a natural and srwlai duty in declaring “to ail whom it may concern," that no dtissna of Qhio, resident of Butler oounty, shall be compelled to join tbe Federal army to consummate tbe avowed designs of tbo enemies of Butte rights, even CELEBRATED shoo Id It prove necessary to give effect to this decision 6y forct cmrf yHlh arnu. Rnolvtd, That the citiaen of this cuunty, who are opposed lo a further prrwacu. lHn> of the war should prepare for such a contingency. ' ”njro?iS?^H4‘;W.£?D “ ncMT PUBinW ■,! asjitassb^ tsaiiss: Abu a creel variety of, the Aid Ctokhig Extracts, roa rww atenem. Tfaierrrr or tna Unua. Wa also ktep on k»i>4 .good awnrtawal of STATIONERY, J. GRANT! PDA prjfiiLM. ran, paper, nrV ELOPES. tint*. Ac., As. Tpoa ear abelvae wsy ba ie.ad aU ot iba MOTT POPULAB Gt* Vr** *- r*j*-r yxnla ra<>M obrxawoa abpbbw jpaaoua. Tbe Indianapolis Journal publishes a letter from Andn-w Jobaw-n. written In anewer to a lower inviting him to speak al Logansport, Indiana, from which wo take the following extracts: •NashydlvTeoA.. Ae» Bl. IBM “We are getting along bqre under the eircaibstaacea, as well aa could be expec­ ted. We are taiiog steps gradually ta «M^ be^|Mewmad«at any Time Uwy thought prt.pfrp. .dnpt them, if tbe cuMtitoboe aad iaiwo of Um Uoi led Sate, are now to bo dwremirded, sad aeparsiIon and the bH now lodgement <>f aa ludepeedeol SutKborw Cuariedaawoy agreed to, American frebffnm is gone. A tepamIfcouflU Reith frusa tbo Not th wdl only be tbo swearing wedge to ocher div irtwswMdhwiH Uluw, beoumt m IK MT LINE OF TRADE •r Beady I*ay, owly. Conic and Sec !! ;y^vs&giu«si,,j JUST RECEIVED A larga atook of s.w. & iL'jy.snimi’a AMERICAN ORGANS, ©till; ®rradi3Uta|«it, nr rirrax DinxagxT styles. G- €> O X> 8 Wk^k ,, aS., „ THE AMERICAN ORGANS An prueswnesd by mon I ban a hwadrad of lbs best Orsaalste ie be Mperioe to say csber rs<, prodaoeO: bavto« received tbs highest premfom ">SXS!fikSu a distaaee eaa order by mail with lhaearns arsunty for raewvieg a peefoet inalrumrnt m though ulacuM al oar WarwooSM. I •twi? • They ere really a js\oo& txxvAk Tu vtx.’r VCX, whhh, ia eonjeeetion with the Ti\.oc&. VvkAyvtY, will oere all the aforiwantionad d«av aad, of tbewaatrw, Vffl reliav. and eere J9Mo.vb«, . Obotiuanaw, Mio (Paint, Ckobna JMorl.w Indi^wtloa, GHin <n the £euvls, * QNaaiaMe, ate. Try thssa asodieinoe, aad pea wiD eerar ‘*Aek year n alghl sra. wbe bars need thaw. Ml thtj will say they are Good. Me&vevtveu, sboald try thorn before going for a ‘VaasphU or AUaaos of wy Ud ‘DovAjX 'o.o xo-otc. Clothing ' AND DRY GOODS! tr-HrWTr4)SI TtAM AGO. Ma-C- C. Baieeoi. a dietlagalabed tbewlot aad । DrWRMad tbo sMy ef Male. N. T. teveto^ m AVox’k. \kke. a. CXarrw. bare ever doubted yew will . issstot sssgs ef sit dtasoass W eoosotes daaeeoftwoyeMu, AN0TKE& writes, bio eesi was oewd after bis flesh bed elaote wasted ewev. The doctors nroaooaood tbs sass iacorw bte _______ ANOTHER was oared of Fsvor sad Ages are tbs Moot aatira and thorough pilta that bar* Mr beea mtrodueed. They act to dimtly epos tbe Lbw. «•**■ Two Blow rwdaU. HARD-WARE I a 4e- MABbte. , UKbotiMeteaM.Mte n»4Mrff«bBte~teM bsteg ■uaafosierwiboai seeod aad ImsswAsm teraAsand sMMy fom hwe Um esM sfoeMMs y rnss i esosoer foes la a» the wfliswy IMiso soO Eruptions, WE HVAE GROCERIES , ' : < ■ Of—mam». «r wteA wSddow Jw,, nd a.>uunys >>ri Tbmww, PATEST MEDICINES BOWS & BH©BS, ties and onwrts as important peliminary steps tu calling a cuaventiun aad buldiag eleoth nsby tbe the people flw all tbe offices of tbe 8tMe. If our armies are successful at Richmond aad Atlanta (as I trust io God they will be.) we etn give a tote ih.Novaiuber tor Praeidrnt aad Vice President. Bubunnioa lo tbo mnatitudon and obedience to the laws made in poreuaace thereof, asid tbe <mly pear* measures dial abeuld ba cdR-red 'to any portion <>f the peuple of the United States. Abrac form lbw beat and moot Mbatsmtiel compromise, end one that ran t>e adopted by the people of tbo rebellion States, in their diaersti- n they may think pro­ per to du ec. It |s with them, b«»w long thio was shall ooMiaae, or when peace shall be made. Tbe taune »fpeace base beetiboNH them, wd wNh 5dm, wnd 0>WpeU, a-k a-dacAr. Liaw Cbmplatet, Ftewr aad jfgvt. Lruaorrtewa, Fsmate Otoflam >>a4rrin, Tito, Sant/Wrua Cbnsumplion, sU STOMACH BITTERS. Ti\ooii VuVi^vx y an& VAV* b that they strike at tbo met of Diwass, by ersdieeteag mrj particis of rnponty CH®JiEK’J 3’IEBTITECXXT hostettbrs ’u” .*?! Sittings’ gnsiitisi The peoouarity of the GROCERIES! OUR OOODS FOR SALE BY MHPPE!I < BbR ^rr-wuiYn. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-10-12.pdf 53f4ecf3984d6e5e5b38969d408e1e76 PDF Text Text MU MA tl •»<« •« \wb: UutDfllit VIM1MUT, ms, «a«srr co*ATr, Mrdttaaa Afea"ae^«Ae JWtflfw. 7;;^," /u .i> DYSPEPSIA, ARD DOEAtKa BESULTlgG FBOM DISORDERS OF .TUB LIVER Stlrtlri Jorfrj. . m MMwmrani. " Br K„,»d ufMlooorl Dr. rwl.ray ■■ of Vk^nli iW.w. Wur KmUracn Wmww>ni»iawr*»v •• _ . wlih sr--. . . . ” mat Bri»c Alabama,Gra?W .»»:■, oib-r-.w •j.istincjs’ UnshttS'5 Jirtttori. GERMAN BITTERS, *.tvg moss Bn^xfinigrtogLK n> rotrea for THiai! ( TheaaoyoUwrsritda tafeeotartM. I Wadty say One to soatradivl th IB AaMrtaa. AND WILL FAY glOOO / Tn asy bov tt>B( will produro a CtrtiScato pfof'vl*eilby utbatisaalOKNUINK^ ,-r.|«nwto l,M iffllM »•.[» TtarAasy mW re trahbed and my sole wue edtatiMtfd. . . ’ '* J Andi J«*ssnprenij tad and bw- .> --t walid, • • 4 Wwte-aMl Linkun wlH agta eel In HplWe him and M. airvenm-sta w. stal -tafet our bowels. ‘ ’ •’ ' There etal ban* apiatretate ahi ^darie Ofl MOUTIVB BMJAWB. AM CTWtt> BY HOOFUHD’S rare that then or hetory Wra. Tnra.., mb Tratam 1ta warhe eoHdL..---------------1 --proof r-----ttalGen. Gno. B. McCWlsn. of tta Fed WUll iplkaell ItigiMvUth tai* Ottey ' MUrra.,. >,.iM>albu»l> of- «W «•*•> Ikraart <!«..», It,, pltelm. «««. SSSu'Lij.iff’Sterf m< TUI tint Wiuotiutxraa Ab<1 bl- fr’m b“boB>*ln ih" ir©H2 to the CrmMflffWXMT* ‘ * ‘1‘ aa the Confederate Urea Bitten h«Te txrfc.ni Bo’s s «w.rd who shrinks frow lbe HB of tl» salved lugi«* rank.tai ------A5D DO OlVt BETTOt fllpTltiN.| 24. -.J. r j.'11 OJr" nraemnry that this work should ta- done for -. tbe. on lighten ntcnb of the publics We take, thmefbra, the following extracts from the reporta ofthe various Democratiegpeactalireedeiottaeiiy.aepabliBhed in tho Chicago Ttate, the Copperhead > Our encmb wM< kava p sbel bd slsUsd lnzg«*odly ' ’wesbwlhsv twdigsrbsg. Owr food ebel-ba sew, 1ky^»e -------------- jssjd wtrt 'rHbwtfWwntawre. ESMtfvE:vx organ ; ttsenetoMffiirwnilisi tbe doom that sUutd btast But ow sorrer wax tnrtrad to fpy, nod BiIht. A0 staUj idly tin rer.1 is p„l. TMort WAWTtXO rw«>Aivo 4ofoX BMOC1.D ,oar wstllwa to glsdnta. .7 Dot be who skbmlts when U*S Uauden have barsi sired, as other Officer* ranked film In Ttfn raw twciiiw a*d W trtitul*. For Forrest bsfli smotid tW ®5U*> •» eeakirity y end that Geft -MeClellwO ‘havAnd victory e»wftn, ls of eosrsrds ihe vrorat! Fort Pillow, rad .spared wot are.— Ml Buna of Pennsylvania said 2 become t&nded at ibis, then offered UihosldspkiidoUr ArwjrobMknaadweak. • If they wanted the war togooo, ltaa aeryicca to .the United State*. talor Wt wkipt Basta at Tk»l cravens so aUmelsssly lift the white ebook In Decemberr l892 I had occasion to they should support Liacoln ;-bu® if they R»d Bivar. [Hooky.] 7,avrcell off Governor Shorter of Alabama, wanted peace and the ttaflro kept in tta And (Hoke bu lootooa Fly atuth sad ROOFLAXD*S CFBMAK BITTERS proper place, ttae they should support 8m! Anarchy smites al the Pp.ce which they ask. «bo was then nnjaaralng at the Honts- ths nomioen of ttaaonvaatioo. [Ctaere.] slayd tbo defenders tbereaf. [Hunkv.] WILL CUggXVEBY CASK OF And-Uo, him who aforetime spiled And Ibexes of Direiiion Saab out through lb* wllla. Hotel, Huntsville Ala. Oaseimor If they did eo they would see tta DensoShorter then introduewd me to Gen. Wat CVromc «r NrrvonB ftobuuy. I)toro>n of tbe MickLellsn.aad Bunjrids.asd Hooker, ^t"''“’d titaores stlaing trom a diserdued son, who was present. . General □ratio vulo, under which the ooviuiry had sbel chsw up Grant; yea be will bust him. Give thank., yr brow, boys, who by valaand by recognized me Immedistely. And aa prospered, return again with peace J»d And he aW talk Washington, god Oferrn Ur /WLariaf^oiplMna rrrobfaf /b e» Xm . -FM . ...... thd governor rrsumid a conversation nleoly. .H»was io ftaoe MeQMita."^Unkin, and Qtaia, amd Seward sbel be Bear bboard, nafolloring, oar nobh old tag. ConbUjmiUou. Inward pUm, FoHobb. of UlsoS Wrong arms aftho Citeo, heron, living sad dead, with tbe General,'tad ooetaion to refer Tbtew cheers for MeCWlan.) tn llic Urod.Aeclililv of tbe Htomach, Manaro. For tbe blood at your valor Is uwlroely shed! to our trip to Mobile, and I purposely THS AVOwan eorrranxADe vox m'clxixas. Hroritnira, bi.nut kr Food, Fnllbns or Weight brought about the conversation in refer­ >a iba 8toa<Bcb. Soar EroetBtion., Hi.ktog’or So eoidier’a green laurel Is promised yon here. [ CapL Rynders said : . sxrtes Ksx- But tbe white rog of-^mpuU/'softly shall shear J’ ence U> General McClellan, and General Watson reiterated the statement be had Flattering Miho H'aKChoking or HoBbetting And you. y» war msrtyrs, who prtarb fnm ywut _l.. 1.. _ ■ i»_.__ ■.------ - r prevloeslv made* in rejfkrd'to McClellan. in rogs’rd u>CfemriR 11 Vunandlghum How ewplfem ari nnrwd by the mastersbf slaves. . itanapve. fCheere and laughter ] -Bat ' timQbie traitor, I willaay that during Or, IMnc. sUH fager la eba4owa of desih,, be woufd tell them ta codd go tta plfitPutf enrt the starved mwcie, recall ths faint K ’ ' , form and he could tta candidate nom­ drink thai»BL^ AtoU.ltal b.„,r no <oora> fc> > edly cloeeted with -Jeff. Davie, James inated by tta convention, bet Goo. B. And ebonl, UU Uow toward, rejoke af tbe ary. A. Seddfo, tta r&H-f Secretary tjf'Wpy, ., • ••Hr the hands of tbe Uwioa we fcw<bt forwediet" and Judah P. Benjd-t’iti, tta wtaieecre-’ .McClellan was hia first choice-” a wnrr r»*co ttav vow sPeuoLAW. ad <nr«M M (M«t »Mi MU*. Dy the Ood of owr Fathers I Ibis sbame we past tery of Bute.' shore, Darin# my visit In Richmond At that But it Itrew. too debasing for freemen to bear, epoeh, I feninrd from reliable ta'drcea ConUiaa^p Kgs er Whiskey. and Waslnsffioii, Jackson will torn ia their (reta+bfllclsl*] that thd Ofcfo-trgfmr had He adverted lo itajmarpvament HiTD fl Wvx~y Tj'xmwrt A^rr>a pledged hk word to foe ratal soibiiHtlee( Vurrm 'msde on Lincoln's amnesty oath— that If tbe Democratic patty al the Nofth grk«aU’lU,I>HW£-tt O«j IS THE BEST T8HIC exceeded in .IrCtiag tWr catrfttUW ItJ tbe rteit Ptreldentitf elertWn bf would, um» »MU inlliferirt td obtain peace dfo ybitaforpoaoe.7...,t„ .. M^u l^r mm SATS-SO: the taels of sr rtcofnltfon of the Confede­ ) 1 Tka Was A reJLcaa. I n- ■■ >-.» rate Buti-d m A ‘fcpartxfr anfl fotfepriMfrar From Um Bev. UviQ. Brok. raster of tbe BnUst ‘ c<tt Au- "b*L':S Cbwreh. Fonterton, N.J... formerly of Um North yownmnit' ' Bopust ChuroMlinaAelpata. "Thia wirWk failure. TWa'.OmvinMoreover,during my stay at Richmond ./ I bare kaewa UooS«n<l>Oeruwe BiWerefevoewbaring called on Mr. Benjamin, the Sec­ don dfould n^Histfon for W> fur s number of year*. I bare as»4 the® In To tbe Members of tbe Nsiieeei Cotoe Club, retary of Stale, with a view to obtain an oun 'unooW C*CSR.“'I' . A' FhPa<elehi~ ~ ----- interview on business of a private Char­ tbeir eUects t£al I was ioduewd to roroomtm MrJFuller'tr MWgta’aihd ? ’•'3 GaxTLHMaa: I am in possession of ' tbrwi to many others, and kawrn lhal they h acter, I was told by an official in attendyour noir, in which you ask ms if 1 re- 1 -I ask vug. then, whrttar, fa view of UWM t WVCMtailVHi Sfrti onerated in a stnktagtr bettoHrtsI manner. 11 aaee alike Department ol Stale—who, member having made certain asseition 1 these farts ybp ere wBljiJg to ■tfsr-y««*’ rwv'rJ ”«* .ata-’C »■» of course believed me to bo a loyal Con­ tta call mkdeapon’yov. ^<fgWe MW.OOfl . Tlraul^Mto*- -Vra«6O*OteW at the rooms of the National Union Club 1 wife she dtSTOMB fee whleh tber .re rroomm. federate—that it was uncertain when I in January last, on my return front the 1 more -men fo t|ilk'untaly tauae F [Loud ed. Io throe Bittern ko«'W™K from os nertearo to, .11 Mr. VMU»llrtam'.^>>tonl»»u could tee Mr. Benjamin ; and that aa the rebel lines in regard to General Geo. B. 1 eriea pf“Nol’fio J*^’4 ' to ,p.U to total! JtoCWlktatahm visitor of Mr. Benjamin waa Mr. VallanK^’^'.’Z’ita^'^^ McClellan and Clement L. Vallamhgham te besrHi tbe a®toted end U Idigbam, whom thia official styled tbe ai.d desirir^.to know if 1 would reiterate 1-Ohio refugee," tbe conference.might, be Mr. Bsaderreft of Prairertvanfar eaid’. bf t'fe’&ner nMW -*■ -««■ said stftemsnl. . , ... I protracted Ip a late luwr, O« that dpy, -Feltaw ritric™. What for ye.PT hit I recollect perfectly wall having made It is kbewii tMi Mr. aftnuat MMd ty , allnduch I " waited until after the hour not dmd-ihM:-1M<- inferttal «0r ahtmM cat lain statejitoflts in regard to Uta I wo taaure«momled hte«WM* with wtat fvr. transacting busiaeas at that depertstopf [VoltfM—’Tee.-]" persona named, and in presence -of Seve­ 1 te calls Mr. VallaodigtatnlltatewyU rf riaeui, 1 did licit g«t to see Mr, Benjamin.’ rn! members of th} Q.U?U ' THB MOSHTM vivum. At that Ijme, d’tvera were the rumorf the ulire.jpeece j»rif...*^ ,C»fo^ In response to your inquiry if, I would □.per has taeo mild S» May. compared in private’circles amodg'tba .reWs^tbat Mr. Deen of Iowa said : repeat said atatemtiit, f would answer , Vanandiahatn hea pjedg........................ •'Hot with all tta west armiee placed nt with hW Atflenl deeuneiation of the axils ty saving: Firei/That while tije ^Ule b:a IP.tadent Unralw’a] emnmond. bn oo tbe streets and “In tta gatherings ®t befere Richmond, Vai, In IHG2, was sllll[ the Confederate Cease Oi ;lon MU wformed . Drpsirlmentat'WaihingU *«rell» FAIL­ Ue ftotbluL Smarting under there reprogressing, and Immediately after Gen. and other, Got? ED ! !•! I- Such a faHitrsr tad never been bukeo from the bouse of Ha frieode, Mr, MeUleHnn had fallen back from before। in a report made by me ai known. Such destruction of human life Vallandigbam arrived ■% Colamtas re . ttatt-Uj, h> company with a friend, anj eminent agents. Great were the expectations of the reb­ hod new* Veen known sinee th* dnalrw- Friday, on his eastern otwointenenta, officer in the rebel eervice, who was pro lino of tta artn* of Senechasib J»y tta orily to have Ws feeling* still further ag­ rented from joining bis command in els during Jay leal jisi > «uhta ths.r lines, gravated by finding from McCleHeao question, ret heeoinl of a wound reeqived d lhw b altaedisibam factioasaeseeded.ia breath of th. Almighty. And still tta Utter of aomaUDoe that be tad boon electing their candidate to tbe 1 reai- n»<»n*ter neerper wanted more »«> for al tbe battle ofSeven Pinea, and being bia ilanph^r pen*! Mr Dean clneed hi« swindled In the very bargain in whiob 1 provided with h apodal oormil from Medary was assailing him. Gen. Mc­ remark* amid tta wildest shouts.? ’ — Let it be remembered that this Valthe War Department at Ri^mood, 1 Clellan had not unequivocably and ie ’ visited the fortifications around Richmond laadlgham faction swa tbe men who seek GAfeays rarer. terms planted himselfoo the peace plat­ to el^ltso. B. MdClallan J* ’ !"?®** srodn snauMo amd soctmbsm rtoxoa. , form, according to contract ‘ । and advanced to e distance, of about two miles north of that city, wbere.we met which done bnt’ foy«l m«> »botrfd fill. Mr. C. C. Burr of Now Jersey mid.: He instantly determined to attempt Qdonel Gayle, of the l*k Alabama 'JourrMHi luirm.cB- , -Mr.-Lincoln has sb,lop a good .many leadigia bolt of the ally* Pe*» pretj i - (rebel) regiment, who was a.partioulay tbourand neg roan, but for .every pegrota and after consultation with tta CulumIriend of the officer in wlmse company I had.ihoo-slolan, be had stolen tin three bus malignant*, withdraw all hia appolntwas; also Lieuttmtal CoTimel Pickens, of sand spoon*. It had boon said that if menta, and started for CinclnnatL ,,^1* to «av ttal,i» ho tov"/^ «”•* JSiiul of tbe same reg'»neat, with whom 1 tad the l.dero were al unco stunmreedfo «BRadvantage u)-a persona! seqiiafntanoe.— r that in »<-« «“? cit, and the debate that followed lasted TheC-kravl ,M lira to for into Bunds y mortasg. .. ,. rarararaira^v ®“!!£ It Is understood that Mr Vallaadtetam States rifles, wh>eb- lay buried in me ana toecana'®*” "'j, proposes a demand for tta reaaeemblage gsswnrf. nndia rows,Aha'soil’ ’heapedlorn vawUon tald to Chieato reifht •• r,t. -“ a'AalrM roa aiuti wdetyta*. <.uf foe Notional Convention and the oombeso teM in Hfohwntad. ttwin.as if they ware grave®. Fouf of tare । iMtiou of a man who would not beoitate tba c— ol HS•'rwady in^urW otoersUe. fawntagi eyeoptaMta amT Tbs Same Burr said; n '^atendtariyonfoeplatfoc® "** whmi readied the spot, and I had the ^W. were ipld that w« -«ld <*«K ipg ia tbgfo. tta nomination. c. artna against the government candidate outside foe MttfB TolfcUbM bag sums of those gune, whl* had been have dwtwthsir utmost to destroy Amer­ former Moods and followers roepoolfolly tea. hkwwwt of tisseasec ica* liberty. domored. - Hetad teoeghk the* tale U»< Urate•n.e-tsHt’tbnut free sp cucne-tn Chicago to nominate a cwdidgte •oegtffc.MtM'* Mr. VaJWfllgtanr | urmnu «f >hrara»s«~ •“ »»«»» “ and tta CtastJtntion, an recital catfeh Words 'io ia reported to have tin evened to bolt vofera. But bow Is'ltiu --------------- -- — inaled on a peaea pluforns and Me# rouM .nd Sih VU sM*p against tta **ft« rfMvrara tX’rat «»• •I-"1». *£ wiif iai<W(f pn.j",r 9^ff-. R *oy pita wbsstfcMmJdttallWflMl tarnitatieo pfeta end free speech there 1 If-g dw»d w wee pet opoo Mei by a fonder, who «•■ Cvhfcrai. aioaKu. to clarwd ttatta taUeved that'would bn OS •evTin-!?".- ft" *U±d* good a thtagta'ceuld-ta drew for tbe ttdrntl yr-., i .'’ >- ■• ■• ^>’kK,“:Lr^»rara. mot aiwbokomc, * 'lira is'jjsr.l’.sr.iiX’ juiis juininiv". ~ Kvirrr.v * bvrrows. “4St,,'L.J...».rai. .M-ll.ll- JI’.’JG SHKUDON, TUSA3UBKU- Will j. M. i.,«» • M**—* smya- SXrS&i- :dAuS’»ki* I.J wiWy U.iiih ha. been **rj conMently rvcommcwu w>v n. B<Uto u n» n.jyr FtoHlly-.iiWVlWBrf.l~ »'•'“■ WrfjUm to. J.Wrf »uito, by b» unaty. tv. ,, boon as- rra. W.. l.a ■rara^VJS^S.lgr, Tta.oweIraVol Vra rataVVk* Qiafrty "fcj "■ •' ,1 i..s r~>*- �Waahlr Dii: FOB PtiBBlDKMT, ABRAHAM MN0 prepared a free dinner fiw all who cboee to partake. n», Misfit <W Mm V? from a Inch w* started, tbe old ferry.— ' tbeir preeence, and encouraged tbrtr Before wo got under way. Gm.' McClel- I ton wilh A* PrtaeM jeamp M towed Um Atonds by lheir . approbcubat. A eirefe JseobMI. Aftey aninUuducttoo of ibe ", **•■*»*• to**ra af lhaweuwd i ANBMW JOHNSON, 1’’ attach, and we foil to^K ‘ high **liamlkm of th* flag at safe position. Wefcit b 'few wounded PWWMSm " vrw-*www»— - ------ ---------•ra. God blew, tbe patriot!* ladle* of in t]^ advance. Our lust Friday wee wa# fought by our fume* trader G-aeral French, In wiicb tb® rebels w*r* driven । Mr land! How many thousand* of them grratra than MX first stated. ur The trtal killed, wounded and priaon- from lb* field with hrary toe*, Imvlag hav* eocnurag^ their husband# and noe* tbeir dead a>d wraadad ia our hand*. logo forth and battle for that dear Old ere, amosuta to about 2.000, over half of * horn were captured. This occurred in Flag, bravely bidding. them God speed tsmaegueoeo of tb* gap between a part while tba *r«f P«W"8 «• of th* Mb and Osh *vrp*, through «Hri> The rebel Gram I attacked with hi. Diehtoiag tbe vray life frwm mi tbeir lev- I tao enemy cuntew —------ —------------viahm, 7,080 atraag. aad *affsred beaviIng toy al heart*. Oar coutrtry atoll live 1 uud diviefapoftba 9tb corp*. A eLell ly leaving biakilled and wnuntfed in oar - ...... .•_»*—. hang* t.tb* number of 1,000, while we for her women ar* brave,loyal and tree! loot 300. Tb* figbt lasted six hours aL together. From Florence w* beer that Morgan to* Forrest cornered, has cap­ McCleR tured Lis transportation, and that I to Wraaiaaa, Ort. 4. 1M4. FsdK'txmte prevent all retreat across tbe Mb. Earns:—The* with Ha tear a. fSWh? srmy is detforitttxcd, and I aball bo com-1 pdlsd to surrender «w cnpftoiate thia 1 nftcm<»on or to night, and I must tors a j guntowl to taka tbe Prince* to Fortfeos Meara*, immediately*— that II would not b* aafo to trad them M a tramp wt. McCrea repltad. that Opt. Rogers said be euuld art apera a gunboat. Tbe Gen­ eral and Princes insisted m a gMto<ak Mach conv rrastom t-»A plac* hetw*m < the General and tbe Princes and MoCrra, my self being present ami DENBY U- CRAPo. *f Hist. K (EvGROBk ENQR, <>f Janesville. ’ JAMES?PUR?iSfff Allegan. ***♦«» Cusaaasava« W>iah'«l<w^zi<9> .Twrtfoyoftastwnsk, BbMImi tn fh« rh»» •jtor. K. Marble in N ---------------- w JOHN OWEN, ol Detroit. rwaida learned. . EMIL AijNEKt" of Lansing. Jto Q art, iisw < Xaed CYRUS HEWETT, of Lansing. and the Government would have tw ac­ knowledge the Buntberv Cimfedetaby.— Tbe result. if the f‘ri aces abouId beUh re prisoners, owing to their European rela­ tion a. was also dtocuaeed ; and Anally it was agreed to maha another effort t» in­ duce Capl. Rogen to eend a gun boat with the P riser* to Fortress M««me.-r This was tbe mor# earnestly insisted no, as they all agreed that the surrender of lb® lotilta would certainly fiitlow tbe surrender of the army ; and Gen. McClel­ lan said tbe authorities al Washington would b* responsible foe tb* result. Al this lime, about 8 r. ■„ a letter was brought to Gen. McClellan, wbieb be said was from his Chief of Staff, and gave ALBElff vfitUAMS^r 1«U. WUTEKJUMXI Elt from oerlto**. while the *•*> Ue*. Sberman wa* diverted to tbe arte of th* main rebel army in lillUadal.’. ERKY. and various have been tbe changes within <me month. Our town ba* filled its quo la for tbe (art nil of tb* President, and in oamp al Grand Rapid*. Th* palnrtfo men responded to tbe call, and in' a abort time tb* town uf W(Midland was free from drsft. little. Th* following la tbe statement referred Gaaxo IUr:»«, Oct. 3. 1884. . Dxea Sim: Agreeably -Jo your n. qoert I have made a copy «f tny journal of Jon* 30th, IMS. which I read to you some day * since. 1 cannot consent «■ let tbe original which you desired, to pass from my posaeealnn. although any p*r»m can have th* privfleg*<rf aering it by calling on me. All th* material fact* J wrote to my wife at the time, hot th* letter was handed to different nerwuia and now it cannot be found, although tbrw* who read H recollect tt>« facts. I also in October. IMS, gave tb* tend ­ ing facts to G*W. Garfield and Secretary Cha**, and several rtbers. I will make aftdavit to tbe facts sad etate«n*nto made hath* iwurnal. and the l^-h>»«k of the1 Jneob Brtl cuntaiae tbe'evidence of al)' Uta forts. thia day's events «h»eh surprised me very much. There seemed, from the con­ versation of Gen. McClellan aod th* Prine**, an apparent desir* Ia. surrender th* srmy «m the pretext of co unsuccess­ ful eaiupaigr •'------ ktoto.spmtoihility Weshingum. I may to mistaken tn lM\ tort I oi l I not otberwi** interpret thrir conversation, especially a* tbeir remark* shout sarrendertng th* arm> were coup­ led with lbs acknowledgement nf the Soutbren Confederacy, sn I tb* rmponoibility i-f tb* aulhuritie* at Washington. Another fact which struuk me w*a th* fre*, not to aay excessive, use of whisky. Tb* . wblaky bold* was pnssrd lhr«* time* while they occupied tb* hurricane drak. cneh tlrte Gm. Mva*n*a, the Princes and XlcCreu drinking, this struck me th* mom forcibly *• I bad understood th* General waa strictly a lempsrsoce Jm.Ml.IMl &mm after mir arrrival at Qty Point. walsnHwd Usrt Gm. McOeilra, with hi* army, bad arrived M Turkey Bend, sad wa gut nmier way and stood «p th* river, arriving al Turkey Bend abwet ncxiu. The North Baek of tbaTivqr wn* Th* effort «f tba whisky waa quite mauHbat m tbe tall aiiat prlnae (Cmat.) as ba required material aid, hi the shape of a man at each ‘aide, to pas* from the hen lose* to the quarter deck; and, after a little time, being unable to harp his t»«itbm ia Ha rhair, M«Crto pntou ed that be oeewpy Ha ted Vi hie cabin, which be did be tbe emittance of McGrew and M* <>f dm Prinees. FMa fctetea to 9 C-mtWy." The fiwg i* large, nwd beaatMtny executed, and east but hula lam that a hundred dollars. It La lb* repeweecto'.ion of a large eagle tightly graaptog to hie Into- » hugs a. pperfc.U ■nah*, tbe blued atrmmtog fcu* u. j wawnfi* tofitotad by the taloaa cd tha aqgto. j Our ladice, Usi, are ep and doing the Mm* They have cuovened Into*, result* hav* etoeBed their eff.i t». h ia a great pleasure fur ooe who feels “Tbe enemy is repulsed and «»ur army safe." • Re then remarked, “He uiabee me to euni* to tbe front" Altar reading tbe letter, tbe General and the rest of tbe group left tbe hurri­ ■oCtoltaaH JbefBlty. cane deck fin- the quarter deck. The Ou our Grat'pag* we print on appar­ General, PHnee da Join villa and McCrea ently wall authenticated article detailing went aft th* deck and wnversed e<'>me minutes, and then returned, and tbe Gen soma vary-aapieiuaa circumstance* oo*- eral left, after bidding the Prince well, •aotad with McClellan's Peninsula eam- for the army. The Jacob ftell then gut peign. We publish below, uome farther under weigh and stood down to C*ty evidence landing to confirm the aespio Point t» order sp "some of I be transports, and then returned to Tbrhey Bend. tons of many loyal people that McClel After our return, Prin«e de J<4n*ille Ian had no heart io tbe war, and waa, tn requested McCrea to go ibid pursued* Bae the very mildest terms, an unanfo C»pt Rogers to send a gunboat to eariy < man to trwit tai aay aspacUy, wboreia he them t« Fortress Monroe. Th* Captain had say thing to An with tbe rebels, to went, and soon returned and said CepL Rngsr* bed ordered a gunboat to gn, and their great iaoarrectioa. the*he wangling with K« veesel To* Th* Detroit AAaeriianr and THinae, PiiMede JninviUe eaid l« him, That wiU ie publiehiag tb* atateaMWt of a J. Bto- Interfo.-e with your arrangrmrnls with aeU, Burgeon of tb* Jacob Bel!, aay* that Gao. McCMIsn. How ia that, said ihr Captain 1 You kanw, said the Prince. y<-u was to keep your vassd hers arid a boat oil shore so that th* GcnaraPomld tbto State, vbo know* tb* writer well, j Baton fomed if be should be attacked and voeobaa far bto troth a^ r*epect*- in the night. MoCma said be had arMugbUfty. Morn than thi. tbe writer mods ed with another vessel to Ue hero. | About this time McCrea learned that tbe same atateevrtit* to other gentleonea I there was a e»rr*«po<>deM an board, and of high character in thl* Stalo, *nd elee- I asked as* if it was so. I told him * man where very eoae after lb* occermno* of > cam* on board about the time tb* Gviwr- ■ I *1 did. I did not, however, know bia lb* erswts to which be refer*.” • Wo trust oar reader* will peruse this buain***. He eaid if tbare wa* any mi : board be must leave immediately, a* be letter carefully and compare'it with all would have no correspondent un board the other known facia of th* Peninsula hit veeeel. campaign, to tbe end that they may come W* got under weigh after tb* Princes' to a jest couclusion aa to nhrther Mc- hsggsge could be brought on board, and « plM«aa* trip to Old Point, wtora OeHaa i* a anfo tnea to trwrt with ito tod wa arrived al 8 u'duck ». M.. Jijy |»t, PreeidcMy, and with tbe cl<wtog up of aitd th* captain had tbe honor of tbe ei< the cruel and wicked rebellnci, against reayonent of tbe New York Tfone* aa a wb'nb bia Generalship accutuplisbed e>> psssr-ngrr in bia gig from Ute veeeel to th* Treasurer's ufto greater part Uto stauek «< to individcs A diapalcb from Gen. Stsv***m raports tbat an xffiuer of Gen.. Sheridan's staff bed jnst arrived. Gen. Bheridsu was still at Harriannberg. Hi* supply* train* sier* going <>n all right, occaaion ally interrupted by guerrillas, tbe only rebel force on the r*wd. . Th* oftcer brought in the remains nf St. John R. Meigs, ol the Engineer Qirj.. tbe imly wm of Bea«rt M»j. Gen. Mrigw. Q. M. G. If* was killed by budiwhackera last Monday, while making a military enrvey. Gen. Roaerrans rrpoets that Gen. Ew­ ing made giwid hi* relrwat to R-Jle^l e ny only a few straggler, and tfowe killed aad wounded by th* way, very few in number. • Frorrt lb* number ef th* wrtirwM reb­ bay cctordi.f to tht wisdom trhirh God els the ewemy la l<ws WIN w®< fall much I Ao» pres them." atoft wf 1,088 Aarc da awaHrn. I TH* is the mean, base, Cowardly la* ytiigart. R H.KTkXTOX.Rec. rtW*» BUS re rffa man who aspires Io the Vice Piestdency <■/tbe United States. Can any man, w b>> ba* any regard ftahisnwn ’oath, any regard to 6>mm>m decency; v««te for vtirk a w retch 1 all have bran mustered ia and arc sow aa usual. sod good ,, Jub Abmcju. Tax 8 twerae Rirer. f SalielacVrry report* af 'lb* operation in progress tofi-re Richimmd and Peters­ burg, hat* been received, bnt tbeir de­ tails are not al present proper for publU, cation. i ceaselem Head ba* passed the month of September plvsaandy over o*r beads, the eurth aod have lb* in tv real th* society at heart, as scary true aod loyal pereuo should have, to be present *p»n eueb oeessiuo* and e*e tba earneetaee* »bioh proved** every Me pesMBt.— Mulbare ar* there, wtoa* bear to best at r*turn of Opt- I. S. Michigan, *ft*r Me h aufferihg. fey mi tbe field days fo tbe menliowing of toe a ord soldier, work with all tbeir might, trusting that sow* ppur car* worn bm may receive cvoitu.L Slaters too, am Ist-hiag; •ack endeavoring to lightr* th* berden as much aa poeeibls. b«uy owu.vinj some Utile oua>6>rt, la b»p«w 11 may prove a W.M.g to aume Ur.Htor. A new and very good idea ia earned nwt by fjy Some month* ago a r.egro.a slave . tbe uiraibeca of thia aocwlv. They rnatk tbe sheet*, pillows, £*evbief>. dio. with beLmging tn'J'dm G. tUnrtt, nt lz>*<s' indal'.H* mk, th* name* of some membe- 'rille, robl-ed his. master <•( *3 000 ia olmcfoly. If they ctone* to fell Into goM, ran away awl deposited tbe money tbe heads of friend*, what a jnr|J of pfaesare it wtil to for'ttomT;; >re vrrit* charge <-f larrvny. Th® M'grii was Me preofs that they arc not forgotten b) their friend# at home. Our IsJ.rg .J.ji ♦tr.WitM 'heffvr* tb* Police Ma^U’ratr of A s«ld>*e wbo wa# reading invcripliutu iur allow tkciixclvrs to work nil dar ।1 nn<*iMtaf1. am? upon the examlaa(H<a It dgdjjo bR»r biipgry and we-iry. A sppraved that a slave, ibi, In K/c'ncky. uu.tta transparencies in a Democratic spTe«idi>l cupper Is nlwnys #crced «ih «u>.'b weals from He master. Is whl gnifty of proeeasNwi in Tesnlam, discovering noth­ occasion*, ai d it I* pleasant Im one to larerwy. and ivqissq-Hmtly** requisition ing inserted thereto but abdae of the to invited lb |>artekr. no muller w toih-r foon tbe Govrnitornt of that State enutd President of tbs United State*, and in hr to hungry iw not, be will be *arw to not rvwrti him. H* bad r-wnmittrd n<< •ulta to oar Government, be turned to •dfonse sgsinst the laws of Ohio, and the h>* companion and exclaimed: “i aay Tba result* of Ito last meeting* ar* a# repeal of th* Fwgilir* Slav* Law pre­ Jim. this is tbe fire! rwtel raid wa've fidlowa, (th* other box having been for­ vented bie return to bis master under its I mew wince we left Virginia.” provMnna. Tbe negro waa euae*qo««tly warded aoma Um* ago:) Twenty-five lb*, dried apple*. 4| Ito. Ji »eha rge d from custody. Maw nf tbs right fog gb rteura.1 tat damp*.of Ike rel .1 Huss foU IP M ssrbangs. which r 44 for file, to hi* friend Dtaransetso Accioa-j • «"lg *3(a g^-Tb* Misamiri Dnoocrai says of tbe movement of Price in that Stale Tba» we do not "ver-eelimate tbe magni­ tude of tbe Tn reding movement is abowu hy several circumstances. Tbe bort in­ formation puls Price's invading force al not leas than 15 000 wrllartned and well organized men... Thia is formidable, but it is m< atL Tbe invader* wi" v ' ' ed l>y n large namlwr of races nf them old eoldiera of Pries been scattered through kb® no district* of the State rm recruit awaiting tbe coming of their .. to Join him with such accsaeiona aa. they have been able to collect. In thia way will tbe in jading army be likely to gain rapidly in-strength. o. o. c. I Tb* SacaBraar of the Treasury *nI nnuneca that he will receive propoeela Cumdi .:»Um-wss arcMratall MUjm Ber.^sy 1a*t, I •Awfi ato dwd rai M. «fd Bfe^dtefuMtos ) eurrgnta, l| Iba. grapes. 5 lb*. Berries. I lb. poaches, 3 Ito. Jinee, 18 Ito ton­ dag**, 7 tod quilt*, 13 towels, 47 h*Tduel*, 24 p’dlewa and cssm, 13 eblrts, 0 Ito patching, I one hundred lb. ksg of Ouiotia, 1 pair sucka. Up ta lb* last of September tbe above la correct. Respectfully ynare. . Capt ' nd at tbe battle «C tbs •h- fort that the^husbar iakdy drafted, and, we ’ Inna Tatu."—Tta ■v.be.wiuy over the no ••—•.fog »•* be bvW tore .. a “spike team.” J >i^£bw<>tic* »* a stal-1 ’ ■ • all. CyrUS l^rvrll SU-' - .1 to..|.| forth io Ibt SfoMiavill* «a th* ittb Mrlbrt- aa?'* •« ab.«ldti*» Siaitrd Hastings •« the Sol Hansa the Piofttr I •TRAYED OR STOLEN. MILLINERY STORE JA1ST A FINE ASSORTMENT until Ort.tar 14th, for forty milium* of 5-20 toad*. Tta AM* hare abwaya been so popular that a liberal premium ia I expected, apd a cuaaiderableamount will SILK. prahabl* Im Lak* m foreign accMat.— STRAW Tta 7AO loan will no* be interfered with, AKD and remain* tta mo*V oo* ven tort lavert, VKLVKT frwnt gt par that ia gow in tb* market, BONNKTS; whil* the upropMala><My be daairabla LA DISS', CroWte for Lanka ud capitaliatA., Tbe autaeriptiMa.lc the 7 30* have already amoMttd to over furty-fiv* uilllitam. g- • WILDHSUS' BKUBWErs 2JH.D03. rtt, nolwitbstendtac that be lima stand*. ■* rm* «/ lbw* bigoted aod ill.torsi Dcmocral# wto> ueed, la bia abundant admiration of few speech, to mob aboio to* apeakers. Boei* four year* agn, aa nnic*uee*>n*nt was pu'olisbod, that in lb* tone of B«ll*vua, Eaton aouoly. a gsattoman would addreee the etuaraa oa th* subject ol tbe moral effect of ala* ary up>« the omsatry. Tbe meeting was anpqlifted fur th* -eraniog in * cbur^h, Wtoo th* time of tb* mealing earns Hr. Brackrtt and sevarnl of fee warn, and a enmd of other roughs, toofi p.M«s*i<« »f th* edificr, and wbea tba speaker l.rgan, Martin 8. Brackett, Cnppcrto*4 candidate fiw Lfest. Gorenwe asked in tt'od voice,;-Do you intend to maha a political speech F, Ths aprafcar replisd that such was not Ms iaientiiui • “Bat." respond*! lb* Inlell^Mt Braekrtt “Ym cm*i make a apseeft oa slavaay s.tbort making a pdUraJ speech, and that aort uf thing anal b* allowed.” ha*, iag aakl IM*, th* grand and mighty Brsrkett demanded a cbairmao . for th* meeting, called in revsons* to an invitetom <.f ci tiara*, and bis a*w«iatM voted in a B<wder Ruffle Lmx4>on. Tbe crowd taking Ihsir eua foun tba Copperhead candidate for Lieal. Gwcrmoe. tanwted snd threatened, toaitad awl hallooed uaul iriTMit. A fine exemplihesti-n <>f C.pperfccad —4 A- ri- tpeeefc .Kxarred In Co lamwhere.some rowdim of t tn a acboolhouss where fee w.. preaching, m fUt. --------- »«’rd to know whether be was ••Dwmoer.t or Abolitfonirt,- aay. Ing that If be waa tbe former, be might ermtlaee tn preach, but if the latter they -nUdl>«Hm. II. u •BMM ‘brongh tbe window. , . ■ jy William Kratee in was arrest sbon lima sinew, t'* «1* taut sw.1 Wealing tb« “»• HATS*. ....... AND WORSTSD GOODS, Hull we ms»i «mfoa* ctos aiweouvenirtt sad • jUsditi-ms .J tbe three! for* sneaking.—>'• F. ' jJAWS PORTRITT HALUSBY, , , Hreff. AgswteX. Y.Manitary Msrtetv, Itodwto -Ganta: 1 4s«wi M da* ta]*a tastalvSto>aa<w *1 etaKt^lhal *M tottle *f Fraples Cave wkirh I sMrtasd ham yas ia Ke*re.tor last. Kwiag the atorttoMwl sf yaw Raefciy, tofcHag to ��DRUG STOREill . 1 ' an® *1 ■BTuOOTS again, but Urn stop mother was cruel and e.rarwd.utaLU^uf greeting SDtJimwitaUj- ing b.*ma ties. At length tba fakir died and thus ended all bar hopes of peace nrfirt at buroa. ' ’ Miso Mary now put on male attire and with W brother, enltsud in the Mlb lad. VmU. Iler brother wee sooc killed and abe agate foil alone. She followed luru at pump,” performing all the duties <.f thseultbori waa m esversl hard fought battios, tb« last of which w*t at lookout Mountain, where she was wounded in the stde and borne front the field, “fth was her third wound, one very eevere, shtsertng U» bonee uf the aakle. White the aurgeoa wasdreeetng Um last wound, be-all at ones exelaktewd,-My God you are a wumCt," to which she replied, “My Gud l aie a wutnai ” Cp to this time she had earvM two years and a half, drew' pay aijd rations from the Govern­ ment-add her sea undiscovered. As soon MU UNUI, jBHad«fAM*,CW.* swy f/tafa s-»taW WK imeaaHsIvnM. ST- FOB MECHAXICAL AMD MEDICINAL PORPOfiK8.ONLY.ja 'YlIOftE nA, COFFEE. SUGAR, 8P10B8. rOTBB. PRUWE8. Flea. XAHTX8, CODFISH; Cspt. Getea,Military Aset. Lincoln Genl. Hospital, iov.ted her tu ber bouse, where ebo has been slay lug eince. Bbe applied to the military aulbunliee for ber pay due, bet they found su prvriaioes m law 'KShj_Sw thJn aPP*led difWVP” Jy to the President, wbu t<>M a.. tr<lu> Isw made no provisions for her case, be g—_„/-7s£r-_ would pay ber out of his own pocket. Btoe Is h msdinni saed woman, eighteen JEFFERSON FARMER. Cm. Aft. years old, ef somewhat inaseuliue leaorncx 01 WAWTOTOW IT. lures and vuk*. She acted as orderly CbieafW, DI. fur her Idoutoaant (nr six months,tenting P. 0. Drawer, SX71. with hiiA ; blacked his bouts, brushed bia Cluthes, die. Bet when be received infurmalioa of her true oharacter, it is said be wm so exasperated that be refused to speak to. ber. But Ute most interesting pert of her history, ‘ ‘ ’ * ___________ _ _____ _iMMr' follow. The genius thlle thore is another vie lory to win. A^ain she levels bar musk st, fixes bayonet, chargee the foe and adds another rictory iu*h*r list. This is significant. The spoils are the heart and hud of a gallant yoong sergeant of the Abo a yraet varictT of tba cx®nciMif tpnPBTipni’E'pTv Aid CwklBg Extract, <*t* CovwXr^. K\\ nepeeM^oftba GROCERIES! ’ ' ' • ■ gistisp’ Silina *R\oc& "VuAThtt axxA VA\% Is that duty strike A a-BrteT Diseue, un-m An. r the QB cad beelll. ef the body dspuds TT f S3 fo ^foiidSh. body drsgt i» sad caripgkrfetarMy tta V iettra.eli.rss l*da sod IidUmsiloe. M frefleen ta the eUraol R. J. GRANT! rt a ■bsrebfoexfoaenee These Ms«<lnas Kyc ’’CneatMxUA Llswr Qsmploint, Fmt andjgua, Lauoorrhoaa, Famala Ckmploif ggifrilas, a.jUUjnWZh ff^sore, Xr«pM<, JWa, &rq/Uleus Orrwumption, w« IN MY LINE OF TltADE JSETRATP, IP01E. (DAJ3E •r Ready JPay/wmjjr. Basclalalite lien win be mH to COMPOUXD . WJSL g^WadM^be Bwiif-'U h which t^ JUST RECEIVED /Wp^A Vtke a C'cvawv. *V\vc, *B\oodu VAX* i-r o«m oftmrrm STOMACH bittbbs. *?£££ CXS'X' S.B&IE.'W.SBEKfiBrS AMERICAN ORGANS. SSitj Crrarlo^-ltac^itit, wrrss Which we offer st _ __ -.A 1 U FIFTEEN DIFFEHZXT STYLES. laximrax ipmkes. We have ever; kind of fppde. aueb a Tyy fUee raedieiaea, sad you will never ®W!T8 & SB®®?, "SIk y^er neighbors, who have seed thaw, and they will say they are Qt ooi. OBGAN GROCERIES THE AMERICAN ORGANS Moeouaced by move ttsn a bsadved at the Oryauiste to hr saptrier to ear other rat ■mm3. I...1.. ,k. kl-k—I J*. _ Said Senator 8emmee, Louisiana, Id hyi speech to the rebel, at JsehM: “Our hopes fur an early peace are de pendent-entirely on tbo success of thr Damocrslio party at the North In the aporoaoMtig Presidential election.” Bayt the London 2Wee iwiis teaue of . ’’ aylymebould frJ.M before going for a -*• >•-“-. n. r. cheb; insiramest aa though oatastad al eer warerana I bare also a large aaaortswalef Pianos & Melodeons I Clothi Dcecrrpiive eircelarvoaet free ef charge. style 142 Uke at., Crijcsoo. WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz. ln-.wstluah.aalssj, hCd* U-T swjgj? AND W. W. 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Z.“worn '•»’**•• "' p*i*"'p joi ibohmJ Jouoiojd oioonwr* n ®lHaKT33X AAMnOK. .<11*1 III* '"n'Q’x n»« ** h rm *••!»» q*na jo <H*S*u Sotw.w «iDJ1,pi 00 ***’Ja°x I*30”’’ •*•“1 ‘"iwa»» •*>« o« mo oox loot •oPfoq Au»»» oooqx «N A»fU 4pi8 uaaoA ar n^osjTTarx.f3Jia[nnox satb Uwmmx •*•«■ mvh itouarauvs mat S.UB oa aKT |aw«o aiMB ponuqpol «.», M*nnj MMfx •(HHOJL S83LLI8 KVRH3D SXLHVLIOOH it tnraao nv 'smvdmo uuMioia an h3aii aw ao stfaauofiia iav Minim m™ a»v VrSd3dSAQ SSOlti mmax ■mm. Mirew ___ ■SDOavy^w *n ae T« •ewiycKX nun ivaniMiA' iwiAs'esHpmnj hi __ �Division A—Art J z' Qaee Na. l-8lXirt| ABRAHAM LLNOOLN, .g-nuum——— esallrti 4 years old or ovwr, -A^HRfcW-JOHNSON, ■?.£ .yy-»______ swdssm-.- , ...ArZujirfaai^unair,'- ‘ The County Fate. EsnL&NEirix^-"1"* NeVer waf there a 4n<rt beautiful day than wte iltliered on l*bursdayj tnornlq late, thexte^ud day ofjli© Agriwtikprtl Fair. The-psople commreced gatheriox eoriy:and thkMtebdawc© upon tbe gnuAtd was larger tban at'any ffreviliM •Die pfrow jjt cattle was’ very. )i|jhL /A wnjrlffix'i&yreit Ttehn—.. 2d bsrt< N. Kenier, . IM Clan No. i-Sbiflt Naron for Car- riogtt.-No Natrin. Bus! soil >.. ysars old, 8,. Van ' few good specimcM, la mote ©ftrtcrtnre AUft. ..J0 embraced thneaiko exhibirta of cattle. 2d beu. Qua. McQusra. IM Beat ©oil I yr. old, Nshemiah Cook, 1 00 2d beet, Nataimiak Cook, . . M Qn sheep the competition wnd* much tooro extensive and embraced soine very » SMkN* “ “ Sab— w«—-Muj* Green, ' W *)K ». M. W—*,» Bat — I uri CorBi^.pi*. Ma. D. SiHktf. . : 50 Bai <u.lk«w>. Ma, Qia^MI, 23 Bnta.ll b—iMa. lS.Xahr. » Best ah©ll and eons basket, Mr©. D. Strihsr, ; Best ©hell frame, Mra. H. Wright, 50 2d best, Mr©: C. PanR, • S5 Best velvet bounrl. Miss Lottis Brown, 50 Best felt haf, " “ 50 Bert infants esp, “ . “ . M 50 Best talten ©olUr, Mias F. Swain, 50 Best bead collars^ Maria Powers, 50 Beet feather flow-era “-I - “ 4 50 Linen etodtlngs, Amanda Mixer, 50 - thrtrt “ ’ “ 60 Balmoral stockings, Mary E. Green, 50 Fancy Vase, Mrs. Cha*. Fault, 25 Cushion atands, Mr*. Chas. Pauli, 25 Best straw frames, Mrs. Chs*. Paun, 50 New York, Ort. 14—Tbe TTorif, Us­ ing Ito sssi-riion on the fig-ras^t lu- thus far received fr©m Peuosy lvaula, ©aye tfer De«n«rgto rtvo.PT’UbU s/Ug^rd • majority r.f5>00 >m the b«>mo vote—. Tbe Tribtmt. on the other ham! figure- jx 'Z.m'001’ ■ Additional votes of the PoMowIvania *yc*XTS . rop I ' soldier* In the Department «f Washimr ton give: <kh Artillery—Unfa©, 101 ; ’ CUnNo. 6-Draft Horn. fin© spocimeoa lhe.bete of which are, of oral • lancy s>«x. B«. br.ldrf rin.M-.Wm_ Ttekkr SO Demooratic, A At Camp DwlribuHoa Beat draft team, F. B. Anstte, : course, indicated• by th© Premiums — Union, 488; Democratic, 73. ' 3d beat,'Jerome Palmertrin, Best booked rag. T. L. Pillsbury. 50 awarded. * - " • Best shell sod ©one frames, Mrs. D. On© solitary pig tnld th© efltire exbib£ . .. . .. Dmvoi B—Cattlx. Striker, 50 Cfaae No. \-Dvrkaau. ti<» in that dau. Th© truth it, pork and Best embnriiferad infant’s dress, Mrs. John Roberta, 4 M pigs are Um aoare© and too d*ar I© be Beat boll 2 yra old, Geo. L. Briggs, 32 00 Chn No Z-Gradt ant N*t& CattU. Best lot ol? paintings, Mary E. 'Green, 50 looked st far nothing. - • -- • : Beal boqiM <>f graaeee, Mrs. J. P. There was a good show ofhorsoe far Best bull 3 years old ug user, Roberta, 25 8. Andrea, S3 00 AH Work and most other cfaties wer© Hanging tteme basket. Elsie H 4>bs, 25 well reprsnented except Marcs and Colts Beal-bull 2 yrs old. A. Sponabls, 2 00 G« '• Mrs. Wm. ' Brat Bull Cdt. & P. Cndy, 1 00 Potter, ' 25 which ware deficient. New Yuri. October 15.—Tbe/feroWi Clan No. 4— Working Oren and Slrcrt. Best ei'n« frame, Mrs. I. N. Krmlrt, 50 4 D. W. Ellie, of Assyria, exhibited a Beat jroke working ogen, 8. An Best housewifery. Mrs. J. M. Nevins, 50 c-irro<p©ud©nt witb.Grcgg’am»alry *•>*: very fine Jack, which we cuoaider worthy 2d best, Mrs. C. M. Sumner. 25 A rec-ytnoiresirce was road© by Maj. ’Dio following meetings have been apof special mention. «23 beat, S. J. Badraek, Best W«u-h case. Mary E. Green. _ 25 MeCdfowiihSM men ©ftbe I3ib Pert pumtrjd liy tbe Republican County Com. ■yfvnla on the night nftbe 11th tn alBest em'oruldered handkerchief, Mrs. Agricultural Implements wore not iBeal pair 8 year old steers, A. miuen, which will bo addressed by one Elsie H-bba. 25 certain the strength of the enemy in the numerous, but some estwllent specimens vicinity of Stony Creel Slatioh i>o the* or more of the following speakers : Bost faneV bolls and eggs. Mts. Chas. Clan No. 5—Z«i Catlh were on the ground and these are Indies Pauli. 25 south side qf the Railroad. .They pau»i ■James'-A. Sweexsy. IL Wright and Brat fat sow. 3 P. Cady. II 50 ted by the premium* awarded^ the rebel picket line, espturmg iS.priaou Best f»ne» work basket, Mrs. Cbaa. Chat. G. Holbrook. 75 Io tbe Muchanical Department, were ’2d .tert. S.rdh Shew. Psuik, “ ers,' several mvlvs sod horses. end burned .AX%trt School Rous^ Carltoa Center,four rqhnl waguns and retnrapd without some good speeinvena of Ugennh.) and Cl»n No 9 —Draft C»tltr. . Friday evening, Oct. flfc Divi-ios Gthe loss of a man. The rebel force nt yofcr Jr-ift 'Sen, A, Andrus. 32 00 amnug shlcli we eprteallt Bert I At Mudge'a School Honea, Castleton, conveniRtea, 1 Stony Creek was found to be7.000 infant­ 2 i li.-st. S J. tkulo-vlt, 31 Qp notioe a model far a patent Bre Hite, a ! Saterdsy evening, Oct. 29. ry and cavalry under Wada Haxnpiou. Best half bu. ears of Core, A. P. At Middfevnte, Monday * evening, .■very ©nnvnnientarrnagemeiM, exhibited ■Dtnsms C—Swaxe, awtnx ©so Pooltmt. King. 50 °CAt3LOntt>g©vifto, Tueeday evening, by Isaac Tolles nt Barry. Best hslfbu. wheat. Geo. L Briggs, 50 .Ckut No. 1—AVrp.' Tbe U« la the Finn Corp*. Beet half bu. ©eta, Peter Overt, 50 Spimisb Merino Buck, Da if id New Tart, Get. 15.—The JfrraAG In the departments usually allotted W> Best I Npv.l. ’ Best col I ecu.hi of fruila of all kinds bib Corp- correspondent nays tba total , , At PrairievlHe, Wedneeday wvoeing, ithe Ladies, the show was'very fine iud©ed ( . dubnmia, • *4"' ' grown by one exhibitor, James 2d teat, J. R. l*>>*©rs. lure in tbe Poplar Gmr* fight was 2,021 xxa-r yj^-n^Brraa Nov. 2d. _ ; (and worthy ©fall praise. .> ■ jBeet frrM Meria© brak. J- M. W. Hotchkie*. 50 of whom 1,521 were missing. At Wcknry Comers, Thursday ereBest collscti-m of fall applea, Milo L. Fruit, altboogh not very abundant was R'gers, ± Wirtmre, 50 "^At Doud’a flch.’ol H<mse in Hope, 'exceedingly good and is said to have bonf 1Bret Ausibdown A bueka. Geo. Best ©oliection of Winter Apples, . Mason, . Thursday evening. N»>v. 3d. ' ।a bettor show than wg© exhibited M tbe Wm.ATi.us, 50 Fair. y ■ IBert pen ft Ewas, G McQueen, At life M.wfi'rt Scbo-4 Domain John©- State ( Best relleetion of pears, M. L. town, Friday ereeing. Nov. 4. Cion No. 2-Swina. Williams, M Tbs vegetables wen. very good, and At^.Woodland Center, Saturday eve- only fine and healthy specimens were ex- Beet pig 8 ma*, uld, A. Ryereoa, 31 00 Bast eullectlon ©f peaches, J. W. 1 Hntehkive, 50 At Hastlnga, Monday evening. Nov. 7. biblted. I Grand Il.pld,. Jkpl.XWl, Ges. McCuujbAW doesn't remember Best colleetioo ©f Grapes, J. W. Financially,. the Fair was a aucees*. I Hnrtrtra, 50 what bowl be run oa when be fouxbl the ITIHI! ITHMI rrtvui Tbe aotrie© not being aa numerous a© wa* Bert half dor. long Wood brats, Wm bwttfo-of Malvern Hill, fie will bar. Bay the Best: then Tak» Cm» W U. Hams, 25 the aame difficulty in remembering,’ I bars MJiW smsMtMnrsf-fcrt ataaYV. hoped of course lessened (he rsesipts; Bern Ulf rtt. Rate .Baete, H. ■. after next N«vember what boat be ran rated Ot«■ OrtM ISS'< -Ml «M •* »**• but lbs premiums awarded being corres­ eosainjMv, t« atw a lar^e rairrlv ef Farter. IKa ■ My©ra, 25 pondingly light, leave tbe society in very Brat half dos. enrrete, J. M. Nevins 25 good condition. "The receipts were about - ^rS^SCRnj-'. Bret peck potatoes, Jerome Palmer. Beat reapar and mower, Geo. T. ISM. »'•«. 25 Cmwu., rt 40 Beat peck white beana, Peter Covert, 25 Tbe Annual address, by L. D. Dibble 2d bent. O. G. Cooper, 1 40 Largest squash of any kind, Wm. E-q- of Battle Creek, was well worthy ( Best wood Mwer, A. R. Prate, 2 00 Hams, 4 25 •if that gentleman's reputatiuu as w Jogjc- 2d bate. Gyo. Baker, 100 Beat 2 winter squashes, Wm. Hams. 25 Bent cbeeen press, I. N. Keeler, . 50 Beet cabbage, H. N. Bbeldnn, fifi Bret bee hive model, I. Tolies, ' 50 ?.uinT-' g7; U UriK*. 35 Best h.wee rake, J. Badotrt. 50 Pm meUo©. Wm. Hama, _ • • 25 A Sianncarr Fact.—k la a eu rions Best Her* Pitchfork, J. Badeock, 60 Best Cauliflower, J. M. Nevins, 25 and significant facir that w’hlls'Mte.Demucar* The relnnis from lbw Town -Else Clan No, , ll<>ne In Ginneclicut, abow that the State Lunf RtDDfo amd Damxo. rrats rurally refrain frost* attending Best dress ©out, Mrs. J. A. Roblanurt to n>ll up a |prge Majority for Unton Meetings, th© Union men quite Brat Kding, Miss Fanny Jone©, 32,00 Lincoln and Johnson in November. In extensively attend Democratic hteetiugs. a large number ui biwns th- L'ni.-n vote Cbu Na. 9— Wagont, Carriage, Sleigkr This was exemplified by. the inertings shows very hand«un>e gaina. Where and CaiinrI Warr. bold bereJaat week, At the Dau»-«raiic >ur people have resiHjodrt nobly tn there is a lose, iris mostly earned from Beat two horse wagon, 0. C. Bug1 local causes. W» bat© returns .from 84 City tiaritwarw calle fur filling the। army, and for TnAliM,80,000 Union Majority. bee, . W 50 Gtwud SUt-ds 8v»t. UM oeV.yJ Ing the hospitals, and now have to towns; fifty Union end llurty-two G-p lieved by good judge- that the Unionists Beat two horse carriage, Wm. P. Pcnnsylvxala, 15 004 Majerlty, oould baVd outvoted the faBJwdrs <.f ValI their duty to the Treasury. Sup- per. Union gains eight towns, (kipper. Garrett, 1 50 ?TRAYED OR STOLEN. Ofors this rebellion fully Beat single sleigh, F. Allen, , . 75 The returns Trem'tbe'late elections iandigbam, irhpe on .Frid©y , ©yrttjng. pressed; who can doubt that our govkeep gating better ©M tetter. ' We when-an^W the mnateloqueot <4. Union. ment will be rightly regarded as the **Mt the worW 1 tdMfis Napolsrt - -—rs- E.TW. —--------- --- i Best l<wif aalt'rislng bread, Mrs.‘J. gain. sevcntl Congreramen in Pfnnsyrva50 by his couf fotut, overthrew the govern- ,rom tb« afiwmy fifteen guns. Usscort Badock, niavrtAraU aa mpiljen of jbo^ Legisla mteft ofFranoe in a day, and we bat'© il true, captured twenty s Best loaf corn bread, no com. Mrs. tore. Tim soldiers’ vote inshe* th* State seen other forms of gorerumont lb the ' -* 8. Andrua, ■ absolutely certaln.eren ifWo .fartdtara Beat Jwp© butter, Mrs. J. Bwdceck, 50 old world toppled over almost as easily. . . • . ■ •" i • - - ■ • What other cnintry than our own could on tbf.home votE. fa UWn and’ Mfana meet or oven hear the tssuos pmperly and Best butter made in September, Mr> OTHlfl, SO bars Stmid up against th© deep lild woothn-Ufiipn. men arc ailfl'pairing tbeir ftrraibfy preseMedt- But ttes*. reptilea ?r*bnr^. Best etaUe.lOlbs. or over, Mrs. '• splraoy ofIwdwn'rulers? But besides magwWrttrt msjoriirt, ©nd rtmUiig over will be m«N srere© W&r efeetlrm thus ' RWisrdTonne, YB establiahing In aft men's minds the te-' w are at Union meetings nrre. L their great gains of Oungreasroea. Tte -Crete t rtaea ft d« to k-m, uiirti.rt—gte * trinsic strength of republican gbveraBMrMM. Wpr. J, BiUrt, al tCret of that ™ boitl. „f Freutra fare wtwh BUWn I. C meat wo shall Ear© developed resource© CoppeAufad* ar© muted bores, firt ©nd . J Mn.X B«>e-*. ■ ■ “- —, ©fmtfltrry f..re», and of every form of dragoons. Th© fluting vote dart has io asthmel weilth, wkkh hav© glr«Jy **. Bat muJ Cuvert. • ' . a?', .r— • . lo&aspvassi . . . . Beet botile ©arrant wine, Richert thnJUnfefetrgtiuo MU-nuMh. »R» »»Aeapeae© mwn who bee oppoart th» • JuQM, ' ’ ’’ ' '' IV shrewd Mmm mrt Hofland B«t bocde Wnekb^Ty wtea, M. L. is Art a man of imcliiwrocn in ths Cai©* — . -s --------and Germany hare already dlscovmd Willltma, who bellrvte that JSsCfallm nan by <M> this, and are ba/tag ap om-stocks while Beat hop yeast bread, MUe Emma piSjujuj. w, goM remains high -, but tbe more tiosM wait MMf oSr .©rare* la an .estahlliUd M.— r.n.B b rw©>, «agL Wien xigribMMM. wfac Eure- • te ^oea-nawra of tbesu tick tesure. Tnkata rty ©U BcsaLarann.—G«»end.y tiurglsrs gained ©eeMe te Mr etoeent W«w>3ha»d Crater, i ©■my a grreter part «f Its Irae wiU preUbly reset. 32,0( brerHy upon Mr. Uiltert. rthaiXe-rs. Mmrim & nontpjlle. I<»sl sbbut 31. MM adMiraM -© ©rewded I h> tU s^rac.-,far more I HAVE YOU HEARD From the Elections I ohio, 8o,ooo mTss muoirn. CbIob Bcssmfawa- Parra Manx ©faJfyMKng Itself Demncra’I st the Cunrt II<st»e «i. eWtfate* Mhitb w— ©ddrewrd ! Miller, «>f Grand' Rapid* and’L. I Ua,-rtatMeOwk MrM.lk favj.far twwfeng hoars t» trj vftUr th© a©dteaoc lUt the D «ut all him a G-pperheud. M tfa>4iab attempt 19 prer©,;tbal | •MU wan araiMr #Un U* ©say, a**d that taxation would « frapW ***bisUefuenvUcs* �•i."gAi<-..,xrg I deaewtoatow of »>. ItM, WM. and M.ooe. sad til i I iwl|q inemeetMforM^ddfo | hrsWimksi ft^ti^flb Wna. • . ■ ■ roUTiCAMisirrAoei , ’ ‘ HviuF. k. k?LU>o4. Al.«<4~ •wotyny she intsnst aoenodftw dutt a to data of deposit. .. . . Parties depowktfog tussly-gn Iktsmod < tUdUiMa or WW^Umr1*1*- c—* House, no Snlorday nIUrwooa max, nt fl o’cloek, and ntoo i» thn euinriwg} <J tbe same day. Fellow ^lixewe, gii» him n large audience. Turn Odl! TumOul! sndxxiu^rArrAoisoymixjOAX. lloo. K W. Kdityt will >p«*k >1’ ^Irte a jraoaBM SamernJsas. oArlag a Nghrn ratssf laterost than snT oUer.aod Ifo ledasmrifr. Any mvUgs husk which Pv» Ito fop eel— I* La 0. g. Feme,'mooli its tot it ie peytag in Ua beetdrueMng ma flam of Ua uunlry, and it AUWINISTKATOrS SAI MwMU«Ul« M> Frltf.j ovonlnf of U>i> Th "sc writing )A ibo army ’nflll ’ do well S FECIAL NOTICES' t>> inclose »muc of these lickctt in tbeii letters. Tieketo may dau bw bad by nailing on J. A. Sncexey, Chairman of f-^wnty Cuiamhu*. Let thia 1 uuik be ft eno Lanina. —On Sunday wight acme burglars gained acre as frt Mr. Hilbert's store at W««*Jlaad Center, and carried away a greater pari »f he client*. Tbe Mualclpal Taaatle*. ■ But aside rmm all tbs advastagee ws hare ewwsrretsd, a special act of CoagruMMseyteaU leads •U Tntturfu^afn>9UtUtt»ati»9. Oalbeaeo- l>«e will probably reach *2.000, and.tells heavily np<>n Mr, Hilbert. We also letin thal'Measra. Martin dt Barber at VernM>nirU|« l««wl about *1.000 hi tbe as nia ^pptiner, <>u Saturday night. , paring tbe peat weeh tbe people of thia viainity bate had a rare treat, in itsiemng to num* of the beat aprakeaa in • be Sun. npow polities) qawetirma. Tbe l i.i'di HaM Meeting oa Thuradny wpa. i TO CONSUMPTIVES, t'owsumptfve Essr^ IM PORTANT. AND.TRUE I jou luSiriag with list droad dlseaae, leal^O.VS XEtBALOU EIXG will speedily cura. you racked with tbs tortures of BseesAnsw* ”•’> M»*.i«u .Xtr> wfl>a>>««arH<ev«.| yaa ougsniig Irra the gsawiagsof Dnrsr j Ml-*. sell »i tended, potato being prtoett fruni The Coart j nil parts of tba flinty. Io addition to ths very Lbsrnl Istsrrvt oa tbs Doles for three years, tbto privilege ef sesrrwrsionls now worth about Uno per essL per onnaw. fur the carrswt rate for » >; Doede, u net less then sum par cent, prswsfoau aM before tbe war lbs premium co six per omst. C. 8. fooekswM over twenty per cent. It w ,11 be seee that lbs actual pront oa Uls loan, at Uo prooest market W*tso« a XaeasuuA Xut will Iwivyto your digrstiac . ,.*..i r, L£ you ervsaiag with pus. with Goer la your limbs’ Warpni'a XbcsaMu Rise will asssags your RE yeuswaro’of tbe evUteoee of'UoMaaav la­ House eaa ciuwdcd to i la almost copse- , in tbe afternoon, Hun. H. IhrjitM DyK .. i '! C. R. WALE IR, Pnfntiar. H. Crapo, , and Hu*. T. W. Ferry, addreaaed tbe' penpie. la the evening nddrunoen were | msd* by G C tflller, Esq., and 1. II. Parish, id Grand Rapid*. Oa Friday creeing, II..*. E. B. Fair­ field add record a uruwded boeme, and MilhroX Ckocolote Worm pros* I XEVER foil Io A—truy ami ritrrvulaale UI liadaonetmWod Wwnaa. AropertfeClyVlubl. queoce. DASTIS^ Mlfr . WANT 25 000 Iba. <.f WOOL to tnniKifactura inau CLOTH— ~ » Il U wot oftwi tbe people uf thia ' ^•ebty atftj 90 rioii a treat. Subscriptions will be received b/ the TroMfvr fUe Vsrted S lalas, st WsahJagtea, Uo severs! .mutant Tweasrvro aad dealgasted Depialttrim WOOLEN FACTORY. h<ld th* audience fur mure than tw>- First Mattern*) Baah ef Ann Arbor. Mteb. Boccad Matleant Baak of Detroit, Blab. First Matieaal Baak of Fealoa, Bick, sod by all MaUoaal Baaki which art dspaaitaHaa of Public moary. sad Mr. Fair­ field Jowls heavy blows against the rub- «la of ibe South, and their ap<4>*i*u and ay mpathibera of ibe North. The antbu MimWTAfeU IAIKI All lAUH* throughout the country, will giro further iator- •iie.it eahiUuJ in thane meetings ab»«a that l be L'ninw party bniieve 1* lb* ?•» I 'worn; cArding t>cc «f tbetr enuaa, amd aro confident »f aucraaa. Does Prwnpdy sad la Uo Best Banner. The beet of workman employed. > ............. JOUI 8. FAN BRUX' UeeUogs. June L IMA V - Ltt tbe ball mil cm until the fi b .4 Ntivenilier, and there will scarcely tw . -rmiM spot” left of the Surreodi-i j’laarwwmt Pnnrf cure. Mkwrt-*!. —Tee party rolling Itself Drnsocm’ie, h-H ■ umrii^i nt the Cuut 11-wimm. Thursday rsafTxr acactf■»b«T mbisft wbub wan addressed by Jeenvw ( Miller, ,-f Grand Rapids and L, D. L>it« j Couaiy. Me. ./Bblth CHok. Mr Miller Lb.,reI I MIDDLKTILLE. Micwioas. OFFICE. OV.ER BhdrKWH SftpRE. Wdl attend to all calls In iho liar of Ms prafcaaios, with promptasst and HdsLtJ ; laaludrogihs tmr4 frr tw. Inog b-mr. t.. try to C(.t. vines tby nodiMoc ihM the Denx»eincy **• wm s dfowwbm pnrty. CURE b tbe Arm port wf hie speaeb bo inboerd hard foe pl th-.vmpaihv ..fbie nediowee, which was .marly bwlf Kepublieoo. by Amtouneing tbe rebdUnp. But wboB ha h*d reached that jm^i t/lb apoidi wbero if *»e »*• reeury, in neder ta. ooetwin his party end The Great French Remedy ! pl»tt.rdi, to apologue fer. the rrbeUnm KAM,*WMWVaB.gaTXM0" «>..i all him a Oppethrdd. Mr. Dibbh -pern i> ie'fc4Vft!I^ J|lpQdBTto Tba oolyeecteln end bsfo Remedy for an Ckev* ine Obslruciiaaa. Monthly DMfoaltfow Irrsgaterltms. and all <b» utbev dteasers io which tbe neaaan W t fo and MeUnr te peesi rnrly Hah Is. 'fodiah attempt ><» pr-TWI^l «*»• •debt wm grewtur than Um o-milry, pay. and that taitaUcm would crush tbe J*"P»e, Boat ia ibo foolishness of tbeuo men. Mutt while they ionlM that McClellnn ■**de fiwhiMntfw War pMMnrm. they COMMBSIO.XKK3 NOTICE' �b.fafaU l-M : BHVG STORE!1.! ■BwawrmxR VWU . oMb »W, ibe L-ndon HfowH, done wo» sd^^Mgive Ha reason. for wwhlag I tba MftMa »f M<£UUaa: : ‘-Btairt# MMRdlfen. IT ofecked P«dim, aflfl havdRfe Wort before Mm,-1 Wa UA of roeoml.ialng tba shattarad frUmmtu o( a Union rent ta pieces bj fag year* «L cruel .wiir would ba too rn^bfa lU.abdity of tha ft . ___ ________ ut.c.___ a now and moat complete auorlmeat of DMCGIJfttWBICTJIM UfMalrsh, Falwta, OUa, Cmi Bpfecme. WwrwiMg FIRM, TVRTENTtNE AND ALCOHOL. the aUteo>n»K»h» h»V t—i^-wr-rwempUaa, If lr»t W Ao programip* laid tk» aaao^ M the efiteuv wlen ttP.Tba blaaainfn.vt P*«nW twbad, afbor the b«a« twkurea of ««il .<dlK ... Ua *»F““• •“ bMMIj •» ~O-A *•••“* -nd fa." COME AND BUY KOBE Alee a fan eteA ef Ipratss GROCERIES! WE^PUBLICLY 0 Uff-PI CUAIACJOB MA- CHimtOP ANY OTHER limuiMt to iwnaw tbe w«r. It U aiUm. ( . ■ Lie Ahat in the Chicago ‘plalfona* u.4 uno X MACHINES wood is said of going tu war again if nagaci.lKXM Should fail. On the contrary, thwvnvrnpt t*» restore the Union by fores J* lor sad auapto. week W'U •••* •• of arms is denouced in tbe moat unmeas­ fs W touar ottan. Cellectlouo mode <>• ured Irmi. p ~ “In-thia nrogramma there ia much Baid IfcwrW. [UbMJ of peace; there ia not one word of war. JEFFERSON FARMER, Gw*. Agl. Tbe aim of tbe democratic party we be- , liyvato ba to restore the Union, if pool erne* 91 Washington St. bla by peaceful mean*; if ont, tu ipake tha beat of it, and conclude an alliance with a aepamTe-and independent South. TT« trxet, tkeo, that tie democrat: may eucceoti in Hedtllao at Un >uct Pmident of the (Tnian." Another of these English journals remerke, that when onoe negotiations are opened the rebels will n<>l ne be an foolira as'to give up what they are fighting for ; they willatphd out lor indepandenee, knowing that a country ao weakened la to treat with rehela, and to make the fitakpOer. al that, will ratber give up the •’ruggl® than rccnmmer.ee the war. The Ctiariaalon and Richmond journals are of tha. *ame opinion. Wo hasa already qapfad frumtho Richmond journals; the CewrMr of Charleston anys ; rffOar euceaaa in battle insures the auceeaa caLMcOeUan. Our foilatw will itw •Mfe land to hia defd.” *Dfe Chari eeton Afmwy any a: “If we_bold our awn and prevent fur t&erThTlitary eucceaaea on the part of our r 1 CELEBRATED ‘", fa&, there II every prodpect that MeClell.n wrtf be afeeted. and hl* election upon the Chicago platform moat lead to peace Bn^ ouHntfepcudehCT.'* "Evvry enemy of odr Union, every friend and ally of tbe rabela, derirea the election of McClellan and Pendleton, is it prudant. oa ,wi«a.tof'dlow theoounael* and gratify the wiabea of thaaa shrewd calculators, tbeae aworn eneniira of our country! In fitvor of MrClellaa and Pendleton, aed oepooed to Lincoln and JohMojuare.-Vallandigham. the Timot and Herold, tbe Rich mood Eotjoir er and DiepoJeh. and ths Charleston Court«r and UfarcurjL Can any mart wbo lovta the Union venture to support a ticket which baa such friend* 1 tMrnrawvjMMar. irw fir oefleotaal —d daxfrmt Amm . helmboi.itr extract buciic and im “ PROVED ROSE WASH CUMM bkcut omjeare* -A.I»A la.lltfatrlMagte, *« Utl1* ■ftVooA VuAJw, <wA VAU Avt. TKe •BVxA, Mr a. s» «l faafch of th. body d-r-A Kt* STATIONERY, 'C*mom>X<4 r~n R. J. GRANTI PENS. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, fa., Ac. Upc oar oMoIvm ■»«’ b« fa..d oil ef Uo MTWT MEllCEIEi. IUMETKL HELMBOUrH EXTRACTBUCB THE GREAT DIURETIC. sud to crw. ,t. UM Mr«] (ffKt I. td «Ato* K MY USE OF TRADE CIOAIPp IFOR (D&0EI 1 Come and See !! •r *ea<jr Pay, waiy■ ■aaaa^MtiS awAteieo* W■ WE rij Meo I1VAE . .r •sfja-’.-vw JUST RECEIVED JUbTZL .fJWTO/.t ttaLXOOW i’shb STOMACH ctfnr J.M.BCTBRM ' S.IB.&E.’W.SHiraa'S - ■c: Stomach: JcfeTneart«r AMERICAN ORGANS, Liver and Bowels Silitl] trratio Attar|]ntnt, . "^ZcSwuaa.Cbtote. latorwHI- A Faw Qaeatleae. It ia In wain that Gen. MrClrllati, in •lopping upon the Cbicugi. Platform and placing himaelf at the aide of Mr. Paw­ dirton, aaya: “Tbe Union at sit haaarda?* ' - If ha It tor tha Union at all hasardo, wbyia ha At candidate of all wbo fepudiate the Union 1 . ■ Ifhail fur the Union al al! haw-da, w^y ia ba the fellow oandidoie of Mr.' Pendkv.n, who lately thwnked God that be “had never anted or given a d»>Har tn aupport ofthe war, nr iu pay men t of abo lltion aokliera 1 ;Jf ha la far tbe Union at all hazard*,, why la ho Ibe candidate ofa-Cnwetlaii | ,RT~nTT.trit;n TMCSS. We hare •*«ry kind of good*, each as Prieaa, from »L00 to tMX>. THE AMERICAN OXGAM la aa aMimly w» faalnonaaL II eeeWaa Wtb tbw PwlMi TMMto aad Feat **•*, Kaea ®D©TO & STOBS, FT » T*R ORUT BU4AM.R BELE-ADJU8T1TG WRING Eft No Wood-Work «n Swell or Spill No TlumlScrtot ia get oat of 0r4 GROCERIES wwdjm abwaM .lay S»«^»e^g!>|« fee • n.«. mbuh base ever doubted jisMll,'.. THE AMERICAN ORGANS I ArapcwMsaced by more fa.a a baadrad of lb. b«rt Ornatota to fa aepwfer to say •akcr yci “rts C3EIJ»~| . "DoukA vvo vcs.O'te. 4MTS2:5i£,S'£ia=s» ui) with lb* earn, ooewrity for raceiriag a perfect nOiewkM l*oegfc ortectwl at ear waeeroonu. I hare also a large aaooftaeeat ef ’ PiBllQt dt MolodMXLB! DeaenpWrt Wmlwaeoal frwofetoarga. 142 Lake St., Cbicabq. ic. FMIM»i AND V. Wo KIMBALL auglO I UDGR Of ?BOB4725.?*’ DRY GOODS! ur TiriartT4H TEA— AGO. Mac. a R^v.a Mailagaimii eh^toesd ' Dracxtoi ef tk.*y of Bsgdo, B.T. toasted sad wMudfatsaed a aangaasd kwowa aa BRIBTOLU BALSAM Of HOARHOUND. wWeh to. Uoa without* word protett against it* asaumptioii Umt tbe war i. a feU*re. aod tflttotft a syllabi <•( di-ent from ha pr.MMU.il to aurrrnder theGovernment by treating wit* rebate and offering conditinne of obedience to tbe laws! .. If ba U far the Dafoe rt ail bacarife. n.r.cHX» TMsn wm UTHIMA ttFHE CO. mrtMRrtr**'' IMTHMAOR WPRRWV. N-V HARD-WARE! OUR OOODR Unusually Lew I ■ 7r tI®*1 . •. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-10-26.pdf ff82afa14ecb4e7049b5d8e0d4cc33cc PDF Text Text €|r Sutittjs Jmtr, fc PCBLtfiHBD^TlBt WtDBtgDAt. ' r BaiTivaa, nanuT troexn*,' Mre L Balden " AM Hartimoo i -a" < Martha A. Wri( TFrrilla Telfort Jlutbtfr' gwretM Jtrtrtwi. no.5^y INiqtoui. D 8 Mead Jnh.W,aubtMa. F.h.h. R. Carpenter Adam Einutt JUmTagle 1182 76 M »7 70 72 B0 Total■ W-'1’ C^W 40 16 Wbole No. of families It. “ 00 Amount relief furnished fikmilioe of 00 of volunteers io the Tnw^blp of Has00 62 fr«n April lot 1964 to Oct. 1st Amt ri M 88 50 Wn>. Gordon 3 David Beard 2 J. T. Rockwood . a Michael Venduhuff 8 Fred. Ham. 2 G. W.Kniritarbaeor . 2 Francis Withee 5 Geo. B. Kinney 3 Janie, Campbell 3 A« D. Rorh James C. Hanna Amp, C. Town JrthaH.-t.rl Timothy Miles Tnml Wb..l Mr. Carpenter moved that the assess­ ment rolls be equalized In thacommittee «»f the whole. Motion prevailed. ‘Mr. ILirk moved that the chairman kppoint a ci>mmitten of five on finance, which motion prevailed. . - j... . The chair appointed Messrs. Rork,’ StebUnv, Earl, Hannah and Wheeler u such committee. Mr. Stebbins moved that the ehair ap­ point a commttta of three <m nriscellane oue claims. Motion prevailed. ' The chair appointed Meras. Carpenter, Miles and HoUgbtalin as such oOmmiciea. Mr. Rork moved that the chair appoint a committee of throt oo county bniidinga. Motion prsvnUed. . , .The chair, appointed Messrs. S«arl«, W. F. Edgerbt S. Halen buck W. a EUeworth Thos. H. McLead John A. Millar David Wra . of families, 6. amount furnished by former Soprrviaw. 1968 95. , Hop-"-/‘>r ryUef from Oct 14th, 1M3, ’°5ct' IBM-in of Irving. Sarah William, Aimed, Eliiwen Fanny M<«t A. J, Beer. D.-MMtk LP. Parker M. Fully: M.-JJegnij J. Moulton ~ ’ U A. Weibert S. We Chare. Lcaw . Total M Whole No. of families 18. Amount of relief furnished In tbe township of Carlton from Oct. 1868, to Name Anceline Crusos Elixabefb Oslo Amanda Sweet Dianna Eneas Emetlhe Kenyan Mary A. Wagoner Sarah A. Loen Benj. Williams. Susan A. Durkee Maria Behtor Mary Rogsb Adeftae'R.ra.h Harriet'-Bird Mary D. Hale 14 55 16 84 B 60 er 00 00 00 M 00 00 75 Total . 62 Whole No. of fitmiHeWlO. Amount of rriNf ' fammea uf •W Whole *Nn. of fkmiMet 18 31 * c volonieerein the town p of*Orangeville , - * .“ “ persons 61 from Get’ 1863, to Ai 1964. Guntie, i'f volunteers In “hhr rwrpeetfvr ■ - awtortferatohtf."WOB Nanin town since th*first iff OddbaTr Mat, al*^ Amra.i-rfnlw't.ai.M CtteUiM rf Wris'Tesar i ibe number of families 5>r whtch relief vuluittnvu in the town of Barrv, from Pbhbe Termy I has bcm funibbed and tbe number nf Oct. Ut, 1863, to Ort. ra,'lMT: HeflM N. Brooke person* in each family. Motion prevailed. i- IfaaHb ‘ ■ Bfrl Steblunv moved that the Commit- ' Matilda NfchuU tee on I'inaneo present to the Board, the Mary R'Hill • reports mads them by the several I Sstwh Jf Smith ' Supervisors as to orders issued 4>r, tbe Deborah Gillespy. relief of families of volunteer^, jic^ be­ M«iy Ann Griffitl Elene* Srart fore they set upon uud r*j>yri< Motion .Jane Tansyck L Forty Wibtail. IB 00 (prevailed. j/l , • l-I/* a • lauu* »»»*••» HuMab Wright Marr C. B.k.r n ?B Mr. Stebbins moved that the Colinty rroHtrt -IeothHOLow ot*» Tre«ri.rer be requested to‘fcrtiUli& ’Peainah Haleman Enrity-Crcra 41 25 Carolina Barter ’ u Soliriter, la Cbascsry. T,v ,aS Sarah T. P.iwo' ■ «u. Buri.-. la with protnpu— cvinftaiitee on finance with’ an eathnsle nf , Ssrah-Q'iick the atuount of tbs indebtedness of the Maria Tt>He«. County. Motion prevailed. , *isiSFrn Mr. Stubbing moved that.tbe Suptfim ' Loania Roger iendbtiU of tW” Poor be roqueetiid' tA Frrari. Norwood Total.• . 49 8648 19 'famish the committee on finance with Elizabeth Martin WtonlaNo.oTftMlllM 16. t the priiliabla animmt r^irkd for the MsryetteClartr > Amount of relief furnished In the .upport ot tbe poor fix the ensuing j-rt Abigail Bulaby towoehip of Orsagbriile from April let, whlrii nmthm foxalled. 1864* to October 1664. Mr. Burk mured that each Soper-, Tetal ■ Name ' ibor furni.b the committee on fin.noe Wbrie N«. of-----------HsUe« M. Brook. •48 00 with an estimate of the amount required Amount of rehef Inrrnsbeid fcmHlto of arriet Boattie 58 OB jn hie revpeetlv* township for the relief volntaeratn the townsMp of Jobnrtown Aly Awn Blahs : Bl BO of families of volunteers fw th* enauing from Nev. let, 1868, to Oct. 16th, WU: Pradooey -Wwodsoah 64 80 . . —I,*. .. . yeaf. &L.tton prevailed. ’ ‘ SariaBmith 1 On nmtlMi, Board' adjnuiued’ until 7 •20 00 Mara Gillispie Mn.FoMri 88 00 ..‘duck ». J ■ ' “ P»ls—tian Ellen Swart IB 00 - Brasil! ’r Mary C. Blake 5 00 33 50 56 00 dark 60 70 Caalle 10 00 Gage Hough Shaft legate K Hoary Inman B.™ P.rdj Russel! SlanU; Gnrnlrt Woodruff Vrou inan Grose field Mary Jobratoi Fpltoar • Stxbury “*• WOta C. Ralston LoeyA. Baldwin Almira Bolton Wm. Rinehart Total |8 Whole No. of families 10. Whole em't. furniihed by formee Su­ pervisor, 8236 32. On notton Board wdjoerned until’ to­ morrow mwroing at the hour of 8 o’clock. D. Stmtu, . Tpeeday morning, 0 Board met pursuant to a called, quorum preooul,---------- ----------- --peering frtm the town of Maple Grove. On motion, Board adjourned OTtlt Ml tftfabk ». M. ..•• ’• ■ . Nortoh Nodlne OuwrtwrtoH Otolok V Benjamin Newton ' E. Boorstn MmH) >U Parana Horton Reed W sotoon Turner B. Durham Goo. Munger Austin J. Stilson QSuotoo. ehiMrsn Miller Bain . Buhm H. Green E. M. MePberlaa N Eaton Davis w. Gmee M. Kelley DePlaau 8. Matbow. Martin Bronson Campbell Merrill Taylor ‘ifaUHMrita1"'' »» '■ Sophronia Castle ■ » 'un t. ■ Ell« Linderman ■ T M»Ati Saber Edith Newton 5 J : .-E ffraseW E. Skillmsn Fenny Chamberlain Frederick Bergman DurthdB. Smith Elira RM '' ‘Eva Scott — Mary A- Hoos* Eerily Auditor Samantha Bunnell Rachel Stanley Maria Rrtwe Mary A. Jovrisn Sutam A. Bergman Jana A. Kelly 8- Total Ml 5 08 Report of the amnwni of relief faimisb. ed fathe Tdww of Hope from April let 1883 to Oct. 1864. Name : .'uS SophroatoCamla t Frederick Bergman DomtUB. Bteith Eliza Rice Afary E. Robinson Eva Scott Jane A. Kelly M-ria Sober Rachel Stanley Sarah J. Johnson Mary 8. Jordan Francis E. Skillman Lucy Kingsbury �Mr. Searia S»n’>d that the ment Roll of tbe Township of ; be equalised by adding 4 per Real Eelate valuation made by pervisor. Motion did not ptoVi Mr. Dewey moved that the 13295830 rowLBelTqf '1 cgBihip rqSfeedDy deducting two per cent, from the Real Estate valuation made bv tbe Bqpervisor. Motion Prerafed. ’ Mr 'Sesris moved that the Assaete ment Roll of ibcfTownaHp of Irving be equalised by adding two per rent, to the Real Estate valuation made by tbe Supervisor. Mojjon rrenuled. Mr. Stebbin* ttfoved that the Amass­ ment Roll of the Township of Johns-, town be equalized os Assessed by the Supervisor. Motfou Prevailed. . Mr. Dewey moved that tha aaseasrnettt, Roll uf the Town of Maple Grove bo equaled by dAlucting si* per eerit. frdkn the Real Estate valuation made by tbe Supervisor. Motion Lost. Mr.Uham moved that . tbo . aaaosa- i meh( Roll ot thnt. To'mttMp of Maple Grove.'pe equalised by dedaoQng eight per cent, from Real Estate Saluauon made by tbe Supervisor. Motion LostMr. Stebbiu* moved that the stsiss inent Roll nf the - Township of Maple Grove 2m equalised by deducting six per rent, from the Real Estate .taraalion as made by the Supervisor. Motion Pap- . Up* ■>««•*. »E,mU: I, n^J, Io ... . .! ABeeJooes, Coast “>< ,: « . mt a J. V^ Stebbins, t ” ' rt Wildest fee MT Wheeler Sup’r. “ J. W. Buckle, Justite «. W. I. Hama, Witness “ J-AV-n Brawl, • • A00 n -fe; 17,00 27,09 G. W.'Valentine-.’ Writ. Walley, f J.1J. Jackson, ® JdMb*6line, * dropping, a AM Tfciria., •••»»«. Oa ABRAHAM IDfCOLN, , or ndJBio» ' ------------- ------- upon mi_____ clainre reported that they had upoallu. folloyiA, iJoi art reooinntend Uicivnllovranoaasfo) Name*. Natare«tcia^i,r Am1! M. Hojpoa, EM, Sup ra 1 « l.« 7,62 1,1 a 2,is ® s J. Robertson, „ 5>. W.; Valentine, Wui. Ifrceman, ' 6,03*. .1033 Jurgber, Jditioe-' Cook V •* Everts, Sheriff** Thos. Tinkler, Cwnst. ** ,Akx§ioe .** •• . Thos. Tinkler, >* •*1 40,07 4O,t7 P. Brown, Justice “ VT^wRoberta A Striker, Stationary, ligbts Ac. in^a n<to Aaron,I".lake, Sup'ra ** 12.to ;$.«» T. Bomrdus, W&eaa “ 23$ 2,85 Al Elltpl, Sup’ra “ 6^0- 8.80 16,20 15,20 Stebbins A Co., Chairs 5>r Court House: 10,00 10,90 T. Miles, Snp'rs feo MOO 1JOO John Keagle, Snp'rs ** 10,00 10,00 *,00 6,00 10,00 4QJ9027,00 *7j» 1,5$ T. V. Hobiiax^ “ UurtEo, > " 1,S8 S»,W‘ Sl,»< On Motion thb’ report wa.Wccrple.l -------------- rd that Hr. Stebbins bdraw Xbe. acct of J. i dpi Ura sod thirteen Roberts, Qf% . _ _____________ itebbtns hadleara to witbdrpw the acet of J. Roberta of >15. d that a mid be dbg and stoned np, at the use and -some small repairs in ig Ac. tbe probable oaei of which wowltfl________ « about,>ixty dollars—and some repair*...to - . the platform and __ walk in fr0Rl<*b" Court House tL; the probable cost of which would be she sum of ten dollars, and furtlur reesunmend that the sum of twenty dollars be as* apart for the above specified purpose. I '■ ,1 - On motion tbe report was aorepted. Mr. fitebtxns moved that the report of the committee .‘be adopted. Mottou pravaled. £ On .motion Board adjourned -featH'I1 o’clock r». . D. Snsxn, ’ 0! •, Dtp. CM. . - --------Afternoon Session 1 r. M. Board met pursuant to adfoarmnent, rdl^crtled^tioram present,^Board pro­ Mr. Eari moved that tlo sum of one aareascdjbhia followW4wii N. E. gr See 7, qrofX E. qr .r which ahdli be TicK-r«MiD*jrr, Do-lfrll HjKfton XT WUPUKAUSOULTl tert Jewelry ANDREW JOHNSON, Walehes -w avast usoemmow arrwa ’ 7’ j , Ut TSMMEHKXK. I ,, 3 sasses ssl: Mb., 0,™—nd «... kund^a *£' 7poB'^ Ur T°"’ n“' cvnj^rvui h.v uuiiuic. rtteseven dollart be appropriatedand M and Wheeler, ns suoh committee. .1 Mr. Roffc movM that the County apafbas the Volunteer relief fond-dBrA.and J^---------. .re nioaMwmtedJ :T/ " aHow«! tU Hr Stebbins moved that th* yum of meh 1 vntedbt hundred dollar* be apprOpt*' 1dollars to apply X&Trou,’1’“c“"rp°rf^1 dr. jCrk moved that the ebair sp-’ ’ ata Momutteuof three to apportion Stafo and Uocrtty tax toTbe xeyeral CiKt-rr C«w--Tl / <*•»>! bet st the Court Howl UlWttTrtUfiElfUUMl Qp-ILJ. Gtart baa eplealcd stock ofNew • io •[-j-—» to be in the I hie gfedsjdtt when they rot, consequently,' he « HENRY II. CKAPU, of Flint, ftwaor. E. 0. Gttosy ENOB, of Jonesville. thfe-tfese -who bought < james'u'roni'uCTr' FtrAtif JOHN OWEN, of Detroit. ’ Mate Road, in Csslleul Ar O—totowr•{U'J Pf^r . . eyKL’S HEWEFT, <Vu»teg. October, 29tbJ8G4at2| Good speakers vfll be ml a rousing time may be el ElilL'ANNEKEi'Tfljn.I.n. At.BEiff waB *B£»ri...u. that the report of •fourth-bf a vnill on the dollar upon the the Qommiltc«~as amended by the ate-Vafaatidti of the taxabU propBoard be adopted, motion prevailed. appropriated from tha county Tbs Commute upon finance through the benefit of the Ban-y bounty their Chairman, submitted tbefollowing ------- motion prevailed. ^Tbe Committa appointed to app*w- lion the State al 1 county Ta* to the ooosidored the j 1 aeveral Townahi] , submitted the followCounty, submit I ing as their repo Qaaaasasadabt«L___ — . iz.<k Cqanty, >48*2,00 Relief Order, atfhc commoment of the year, 10614,0* “ Piven this.year, 203*9,06 Pt^aM.in dabtM^rea f‘ '* 86*05,08 Couaty, ooming year, A84",t5 48,50 27,*D / 16.0Q 14,00 Coutingeot oxpeneea of the Cooaty, 5000,00 403^3030 Ini. od money;lo*aa, 1400,00 • M» 1602 1*6,22 Remand tax, ■. jW*, _____ ______ MOBfeNI Poor Farm EaL g “ £ .245*7,00 ' D. Striker, Disk Blanks Ao. 10.20 1030 RaBof ■» a Psidl Coast fee. 3,** *,68 Total Amt. to be^provided for 74096,4$ H. Coleman, Justice •• 5,6g. 5.58 Twcnty-firo mills upon the dollar upon C. Woken, Few Team, 7,75 7^5 the aggregate valuation of the real aad • JobnMoColum ‘np'ra fee. 8,00 8,00 perooaa);Mtate of the Coooty will give 40003,92 W. a«Brown, Jwstioe •* 538 5,8* the soaaot 20000,00 On motion the report was accepted. ’ Money loaned last year, _____ __________ __ _ d _ JMMUtt the total sum Mr. Miles moved to amend tbe report making land be equalised as asm-med by tbe Snpervinor* Motion Prevailed. ' <of the Committeejby allowing the. ae- wlucli deducted from the amount to be of Mr. Hay* at the sum o4 $40,50 provided for will Mar* the Mr. Stebbins moved that the Mssee eonnt i -*■ n asm of *8002,54 ment Roll of the Township of Yankee instead i of $20,25 *" reoommedded by Committee. Motion Lost. It will be obeerved by the : above .* pvingabe equalised by deducting four the < Mr. Wheeler moved to amend the re­ .tatnmewt that a tax of twenty*five mills percent, from the Real bstale valua­ 5x25 tion m made by the Supervisor. |port of the Comadtiee by allowing the on the dollar will .pay all tbe probable .« S of Mr. Hays at tbe sum of $30. demands on the Treasurer for tbe oom- Total 5*4775 4(34687 Which motion was lost by yeas and account i Which was decided by yeas and nays ing year inofoding the present indebtednays as follows: , On motion the re; tH-es cxrmptiug tbe money loaned last and the committee dU— Yoas— MessrsCarpenter, Rork, as i follows: 1 .-'s' Yeas—Dewey, Elliot, Hanna, Jowee, year and the sum of 8002,64 that wifi Town, Houghtai in, Stebbins, aad Wheel­ Mr. Town moved that the report be 1 . . t. adooted. Motion prevailed. Keagle, Lapbam, Miles, Searle and aecree the coming year. er. *. 7 A ThrrdbM the Oomnuttee would reoNays—Meears. Dewev, Earl, EUkA, Wheirier. 9. Mr. Town introdnoed the following bomend Ae addoptioo of the IbUowiog Hanna. Jones. Kcagle, Lspbam, McCol­ Nays—Carpenter, Earl. HooghtaKik NaaiatMpbf McCollum, Rork ' Stebbins and Town. resolution: lum, guiles and hearts. 10. ■ •»' ZtanM, that * tax of Ivrentg-fira Mr. .Town moved to sroeod the're Mr. Hanna moved that the asMse ment Kofi of the Township, of! Yankeei port ofthe Committee by allowing tbe milboa-the dollar be leivod apen the Bupervtkor Axil reoeive per year, more Springs be equalised as assessed by thei acount ofE. R. Carpenter st the sum of aggregate amount of the valuation ol than ,{h*rty rente per hoed for every per^ tbe taxable property of tbe eoantyfar 1 • *'• Supervisor. J » ten dollars. eon to whom the mihtary relief fund i* State and county parpotea, for the dom­ Mr. Hanna moved to amend the Which motion was decided in tlwi fermahed for the fellowing sereioe eix: Negatireas follows: V1 . port of the Committee by allowing tbe ing yver. All of which is reapeetluliy Examination of applicants for-rebel re­ submitted. f A. D. R om , aocountdf ER. Carpenter at the sum Yeas—Mesar* Hanna, Ilooghtalin, porting the setae to the ootmty 'Dreaewof thirty AoRara. -Both of the above Jones, Keagle and Searla 8rer, drawing orders on such funds, sad On motion of Mr. Searla tbe report Nayita—Messra Csrpeqter, Dewev, motions lost any and all other services necemary or Mr. Rork moved to amend the report was accepted and’the committee dtsEarl, Elfipt, Lapham, McCollum, proper *» bo done in disbursing such bhsrgvd.' Rork, Stebbins, Town and Wheeler. 11. of the Committee-by allowing the ac­ ifend. «n t sj .-.i On-motion Board adjourned until Mr. Earl moved that the aaueeemenl count of E R- Carpenter atthe eum of' Mr. Rork moved that the resolwlicm 8 o’olockP. M. A D. Snmtah. ’ Roll oflheTownship ofA'ankoe Springs fifteen dollars. Nation lost. 1 .s'JtebMf- be adopted- Motion prevailed Mr. Town moved to amend lb* re ,1 .<w>i be equalized by defecting five per cent, Mr. Ikrl moval that the Votabv W 4 Afternoon Session, 8 P. M. • from the Real Estate valuation as made port -------of— the ---------Commtoec by allowing the ’’ ’.Carpenter aTMm'teh by Uh:-Superriw. Mutiow Prevailed ’ -accountof E ’R. Beardsst purmanl to adjournment, which ftta last reoolutiou was adopted Mr. Rork presented the following of <“*•twenty ------— J dollara. -M— -' Motion dM not 'pre roll ea’M. Quorum present, Board pro­ bo rootedvd. Motion prevailed. Mr. Banns moved that the chair ap­ ceeded to-businms~ I Mr. Stebbins moved to amend the re­ ' Mr. Town moved that the report of point Aloommittre of three to otmfte with the publishers ot the village napofi port of tbe Cotnnriftee by allowing the the committee ou fiuanoo together with in regard to printing tbe proceodmge fit aeuountvrfE R. Carpenter at the toft jho ftetoTettoa thereto be adopted,f —-ocu. ——_____ v— - ■ u,“ au<1 rvmort to-morrow tnorth of twenW-eeven dffllara . ,1 Which was decMed in the aftrm mlve Us lotrltatTisQ. —J I w^tyifrftcwaygo, will I •4 the Court Bowel, I fox R. Joi RoTToflne TownujpofOrangpvilia be Gco.1 < qiLilsped-as Axuemed Motion Pre­ SC. 1 kindle, J.Probate. 10,83 vailed. ‘ : jigig . . .Allen 2,76 Mr. Rork moved that tbe ittii—p 3,’ Hays Si^p’rs fee. Rollqf thr Towtuhip of.Prairievilh. bn t qnanxel by addiag fire per cent to tbe Real Estate valuation made by the fe'npervieor.., . , . , .r Which wax amended on motion of Mr! Stebbins that it be equdixed by adding ten per cent, to tbe Reni Estate valuation as made by the Supervisor — Amendment Prevailed. ' „ . .. Ou motion Board adjoxrned until 7 o’dQek P. M. D. Sxbiuul Aga Cbrt. . Evening Seeaion 7 P E Board met pursuant to.Adjournment. Roll.called, all the methbers present.. Board proceeded with equalization of the ■miwsmeai jlafis . Mr. Dewey moved that the xsm*.ment Roll ot the Towu*hip of Rutland be equalised as Aaecesed by the Supervieor. Motion Lost . .. Mr. LMpliam moved that tbe as ires meat Boll of tbe Township of Rutland be equalised by deducting two per cent from the Rea) Estate valuation as made by the -Supervisor. Motion Prevailed. Mr. Carpenter moved that the Arasesmout Bofi of the Township of Tboruspple be equalised ss ssseseed , by - the Supervisor. Motion Loot Mr. Lsphxm moved that the aaseesmstit Roll of the Town of Tboranpple be equalised by deducting tea per csnL from tbe Real Estate valuation as made by the Sopcrvisor. Motion PrevailedMr Carpenter moved that the asMsameot Roll of the Township of Wood-1 "aJv'u » law. Tao people -sill qukkl» sml« ac­ counts with the party Milch ba« gives Gaxxr ha* a l*rg-l Made Clothing, and is dd OJItUSFOBD,ofOlivet WIITElUUlIxTElX ‘Jfl IHtUd.le. AbMttkass “111 F Owr Neighbor of the Pio I entitled •‘Notes by tlie Vi last veak/gets things pl For Mentor e< <*• fttate A*»a ie. «M f>..iHc4.-JOQM M. xirixs. For ltenrw**l»tl»»« is Ito N.l» teffitstorr, l^wXtoTjOHM O RUMYO M IMeutet, IXUtOBB HPUaM. OOUKTT TlCKSr. Fee Btortt JOMM A MAIX. For Cterl. J. M. CAUWALUnKR. For Trrtorrr. H AJl VX Y K. 5 HX1.DOX. . For te<W<r.fD~«t».M. U COOK. . mixed sp. He raat reel anything connected with tl BtUtegteW Mrrate, when I intorvenca between the av aarratian. Perbapa If iJ dapped be would have rl> «®K. B ler.He Ulka u4 being oat FwOrwU^a- r.8T»VKMS,J. J. JACKS03. crowd ofcnee, waai, eh I liana ojweksrs zatih and . I . ptagpe all 'the' proceed iug I Tbe following meeting, have been up pointed by the Republican County Com. '« JFWaesdoy Retells •f the Fair, snd inixee up I taiUM, which will be addressed by Mr or more of the following epoakMS James A. Sweeney. II. Wright aad Chas. G. Holbrook. At the School Hoose, Carl too Center, Fridav evening. Oct. 28. A>U.4p'.Sdv>l II—.CuiImm. Saturday evening, Oct. 29. At Middleville, Monday evening, Ont. 81. ’ At Orangeville, Tsredky evening, Nov. 1. At Prairieville, Wedoebday evening, Al Hickory Corners, Thursday eve­ ning. Nov. Sd. Al Doud'. Scbncl Jhmio In Hope, Thursday evening. Nov. 3«l. Al tbe Morford School fluuse in J*4>na town, Fridav evening. Nov. 4. At Woudlsnd Center, Saturday evbaing, Nur. 5 Al nesting., Monday evening. Nov. 7 wan*ISpsshsr*"with all th Hertdlta of aa -iinmea ITrdnrtd.y, and telle ns lb the Fair Ground, during t that day and examining lb the •'RopaWiean'Speakers' to town and attempted to J Inoe, where ba could turn r down over a tanblet, aac •pside down over hi. apt i MILUNm 8T0BE ii™’W895PW3&DCI. wsni«. triK. 7^ Ths Croat CoeeoSswey. Mort nf oer readers are awm of tb« upoeore made, some time since, n{ the treaeoDsble orgamutioe In the North­ west known s* tbe "Sum of Liberty.’ Dodd the Grand Master,' was arrested — Tbf truti jp, that none oil of theFmrrelatod by our carrH <M •‘Wednesday." I laborer, oh tbe Fair Grucd ■ Bceday focaBOate who aver tj Wi~'.<X uWr SUl, br. • «-4»r ' , .. aaK&frs. It is therefore inferred that the ZVmmsr -whs nW prases The llrpubliqan Speaker! on Wednesdsy, and depart tbe sawrning of the Fair. I AX*W' aad being tried for emupimey. Tbe evi­ dence of tb« treasoneble eta, reel er of tbe Zhmiu'i otic Speakers who 1 order, and the counactloft DoM with it, as ita head, is very cosetasive. It iFOjtsrjrx) *'/a900DS, seems that Dodd himself oo regards it.t K~p< <M> , KMMkM. ........ ........... ..... Wwk<k^. .« iM.V. grodel)!*. . , . New G<>«ds received «ftM. _ mtcox mart.” on tbe day of lbs . it tbs •‘bottle," the “tumbli ‘•■pturoed countenance," lhai mfoetaef with the vision and Tl^Jrath Is’ ibxt so many I rations nf ^o ^iooctr, nf a j I political nalura, are op m-| rveelt of seolng "throo^ a yll that Ito awu>ents receive! whoever.even by its o wd pob I We regret this mveh, for th I the ereft, and trust a refer J tolls place when vltclfee Is o> I A Bid Cx*x.-lt is but a I Rea) sires we met a friend »1 frost aaevnre cold, la eoU lanky bento and wet fort. A ofs^ertag may besarsd by few dollars, and sslectiag fro< J aMfe fUaefBo atoMdSooj Preuss vws Prerut's Poc �GOOD 3NTX3XKFS GREAT TUMBLE IN GOLD, AND IN DRY GOODS ! AT SKINNER’S I The Only Exclusive CASH STORE in RATTLE^ ;.CR1 ALL A ND WINTER GOQDS, —V<D— ■ READY-MME CLOTHING, Mfc# ■ - FT BArtlHOB. OCTOBER K IBM. s t GRANTS. o t 8-«. 5 » * Q ffl •»?« * O M 0 i g J « § o H 5 5» 0s! r 2 o O «5Q ? ' I i I ««« < J Ui I nr s HP ■t1! HUsUUi Ils = fHuI Hnirfi’ t i?H iJM&i ? ■llj J jri m ll life BiMiiiiiilialiiliiii y iB ।!* P 2d lU ik nwu. �■ . HOOFXAND’S '■ . . GERMAN BITTERS, v ’-iv.i'i:;..’_ ’ ■ * WU' I;;;'7ft©ft 1®.­ , ThcM bar. parlurmcd auro Car**: Aftft ©0 aiVM BKWB ^ATBiACTION I j_t H*re snora T««UsK>ay, MTS itOUE WMlXT4JiL£.PAVr/Jt 10 rt-rwu iUB TU£M/ y oU^VBrtWa U.U10 markau . h> «O*a»4b‘ lbw Aaoartioa, TAtawb VnwyYWfc "BiAJO© VWLS AND WILL PAY SAOOO 1|O ...ate*. ItOortlSM (ll«U IITTEM „> .ryxcciamavt^uor "INSANITY AN© CONSUMPTION.” Mane ar* a-nr. of the oana* rt ibrtr Buffering. ‘ ten tea laihi.l kitewMa Oram •teQara^smkflbWvMi :■■ a'j-uli'n st bow Ttu. tamornmoi artnm- 2UKiU^ul^Si£X^Sioo^il^ baaram- CiwMi. -T.irort...,- «a .. AUAI*J* Oir-d. Ho toortf PrUltor tOKuUJ oa av tu lex i I»» Tilt Cue d IU ttewa’VneuaotA* irfftu r&E« t ’ 1 lh* cooUon auii .8 also a laritr eeriely ot Pai lor, Dta* , JR E MsfitB E E. .T*, >tber apnamtu* for.tbo CMUvl of tbe "Saok Ibeemf' e^urt fa il. . Every Machin* la WenulM. Famillm aad Manufacturer* will And the ■w.en" th* mv.l l‘ro&<ablo MaAto*. tor UM. uwkiif to their rtwar. keeping In w*«<ir nr w.M^dwjt orttor, onu the.r great apeod «»d »•» ABRW0S9UR, TEA, COFFER, BUGAS; 8PICE8, PEPPER, PRUNES. F108. RABINS. CODFISH; l fart, ererrthing la the Grocery lino, aach • . ..Tjt’xaE'tm TBMIC -sm.-cn to d -■ K\\>u*w<6 W» ■ MoCONNXU- TT J1UT TUW UiTTKUS IS «u«* TO**at tn co Rvrf " WbtA-r, • l\H~p WlIXUyE iyiW!!W!^ J\.HKBB HulMKxa Couywau* «Ute ten W— ll.l.tlin hte tna Oo hand a 6ne rtnek of mauafdrtured Tib. Jo- ■fiXocA b itet itey Write ** •** woffaT iHwawt SyXb-U arary |~ti* at i«P«^ Ihrt art ortRa wtatwnqp-DuHMdr fUrd«»ro asSTAXr® !£■ ft? JSS- K? Adm. Aunr. ‘Cb.i..., Nbor.Csp^.. Grain a*oopa.Wdl wbwtaJUakoU. Pump ch.ln Xia. X\ve "8>\oo&, “I “era*BS.'ldfrJrt’SR ^mz£ CT: <TITI<fi'TT!*F?,r TRTWRIKIHUIEIRTT Hitter! fat ora- ’ i/oibcEi 111 < wklir Ettr.ru, FrbB fte^G* Ert 10. B«ck. Po«tof of th. Boptl.l t. lawrit.PMBbMtor.. N. X. lura.rly rt tba,North sxjwzsx-. 5^r—w"IS5T~t bit far*nmw*a»'bF«tew I'M*' JEF'EEIWoN FARMER* ««♦«. Ar’l s rtecrta^d ' |[J '.enct’di wAKMiNewiRt. ^Ta'.^T^a nJnncP I take P. 0. IU»w«r.«-n*-. CMe«»a, HI. growydeoeareto tba* pAHMy | •ssr'N.'S , PATEBT MEIICEIEI. IT'iiEcr’ Diaaoao rt Ihoaa Omaa rrouirw* th* aid of • DIURETIC. HRLMBOl.DS EXTRACT UUCHG IS TRI GREAT DIURETIC, m.d 1> certain to U»« tbe dmUed <«*«* *• *U /»*-*«./> «AmA it Erhfaaer of lb* moat rrttoU* and rr.aoa.lbk rharucte* will aceoaipany the medldiue. Frlee R1 j*r BeiUe,errtx far<3. _ _____ __ WT*M Jbb 0M-W«mA: ■tar Ma tab ted olaort nrtrflBBV. Tte dootora proooaaoed ite tew Mar* idEESAtP, IPS®, (DASH SSCiM^'sf" “*£”*• ri-Urwo!.^ -’■■ a Ckaem. 'Mtk'RffNMWiSf. <•.■. KHNARD. EqtMlt totltrw Cooto. Stmt, Pbifadrtph in l&n-C M. Jaakwnr-u Dear Str :-P««mrta»p*rteooa •aaM- m« to my thrtJ retard the German Bittora prepared by you aa an excellent medicjo*. t_------rk."------ 'if. 4^.111,, t i.'... 'VW'^ooiVA'it -• HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. BUFFALO TESTIMONY. AMERICAN ORGANS, Stomach: Liver and Bowels <irratio Arerr^mciit, Cam DruM-Mla. Utw Complaint. Hjtadaeh-. Ge»«railMHlity, Nerrouai.e.., Un’toUK-t of Bplrita. cte»ampiion. Ctolie. Intermitt eat Pe»er», Cronipo end Hpa«wwi tntf prongs CURE ‘mmx * buri pjfBTM aadOOOTffiKU I tbe^Som. **! «utroubled witb Rheaaieium for twoyean, ufrrlor met. or l«aa ex ere day J ttaea taken wo bntilea of the ‘Prot.lt* Core,’ and tera not । ad any prta tir-c* I left It off biot* than four .work* a«or , I conaidar my art f a* ectlraly cured, and th. medicine baa made me tert eery light and ^’71^1?* ’ 7'oa"1 ,1“’"l|b *“*,tav’ GODFREY SCHEFFER, dOlMIddSgan gk.” •■Me wlfb had b*ee rniffering with RheumalUta of an hrffamaterr character foe about *lx or aovra year*. aometiuH-a eery acutely. About the firet el Ju a* laarobe cMunaaced taking tbe •People* Jaftu.*aX£ftuSa SZmmmauftw,. SELF-ADJUSTiTG WRINGER N<» VVoMd..W»uk to Swell or Split. 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'• I Tbe O«M«raM V»oePrcaid«Bt Uh* • *m uftan eppearsd lo i Northern view siosa hi* faUl defection. . .BW speeeb at IiSdW awuuah. is whi*hUertyUdBlav*y>b* i ceruaretoo* of the Ooofedereoy, and de 'ahi mera* of us* emite^Biarira which ar* Ilk* dared ibrt “biosery mol become tU fi-ating ie’feeibMkev/’pMe him and Vallaadighl'n. tbe •bob North sapping tbi ouniroUmg power of fek t-” **d | army In bu io wbmh, ^Ml,beFmoimedUPrttahJ* emiea and feat “all lbe great Suteeof tbe Noctbshudder to .pset Will B*e»4t*i* feie/way,"> ib^eUife ““‘■••j'. the Woe* I membered. Alee eoetbesa lew «»«fee djura.-uu. —w. r: alter, whM 004.mission fer-w**’fe«fe he held.forth feaA “eufebn ia fee iseme* dou* |*vgr by which .«♦ ea* Work out our destiny and** PrevidMO*.” Then miuiher »o lbs. Ia»t part of 1862, at his b.HMed*ar*M« ***'“ y at fall of-hwre* eay) die," Mart difeh rhetoric. . R»r aboe* iweair monfea pro folio' TM ask' M-p«w*plstfcm.“ aliWttsy b*vs t>r,fe lb* pressnl letter, Mr. Stsphsna *“*>d .• . Wlwrv wsa put. tbs.Vni loyal la torrsawofbiooA. m,d*»o*ig»T-Ftt .]1*MU •*«* fe*‘ united BMietantw-wf fe* true men of all j^od <»c, » m.re jouib liM tor u>o*tbt drava his auliced.,, ■ peruesin luweff.rtd tospburceftfll and The preernl manifestation hM all fee fair opportmfltyftir afl ’ who are entitled MrtdgrtW .’I .i lath* fool ottbstr prts«a* *f death,) ' greater irtsrsat b*c*O*a 11 point* directly to vbte at.1 lb*■• spproafeing alaetiufM in “The President la T1U tbs hat nbrt fos is Ch* tai dtlsb ripitVa. at fee prime pti>po*iltoa ta tbe CWosgo fes8tel*tfMJ**oarU tad > excluding to “confer with feeg And saved h th* tad Uiai eas won br our.ores. platform—“s eesMtioo of beelililiM Wife guerrillaiMn nd ofer oriiaM sad . dta- 1 deliver u« this time Maoria.tkL H.18S4. . . • view loan ultimate oMiveatiea of fee brfltlei. have nu just right io vote; fc (ta.w, Itaj-i Stales." This journal ba* from fee ,bw '•‘•i; Tbm* and only giuoiac declared feat tbe Btatee pffe* the qualihoatthna- a™-------------------------- -. C-nfodsrccy -*uld g« i«U> such • CsB. preauribed hyrtbr-kw* nbtfca sufe vanlion uo|y in their original ladepeodwt ise of which ara . b*reto. *MM*d, *h*ll capacity, w>d oKal aU •» atertberr»ol Speech Of Geweral Hooksr «1 Chleago-• tbe , Union; and that *o Sum would am­ '•Voting or attempting' to vote, in ponpoi forth" by p*ae**a«s'aBd ooppirWdl* Major General Ht»<>kur had an antbuei-- ■*id« itself Impnd by Ju •*wlaaiu*a.s*en tnrwiritid eflaw or nrwers, V* declared feMiefefetbe raufisd by . fercw a military offms*. subjecting th« <<*ndor at tb* North; after tbe govafeiu**! has aetic public reception at Chicago on Myn- dMMWi t of fe* olher. SutM—Whife <*n- tp.arrest, trial *ed. psmisba*«>i. if con­ been Steaded time and again fer- takhg day, and rswudfd. io an addras*. of i..urfe* I tbs negroes, and. making »»ldier* ef them, wclcomy ae jailuaiif t. .„ ?. <currvnoc, under fe* prM**t Grmrtitwfe*. victed. ■ : •nd a *Uo* Mdg* ■? 'Sa ’» • * J sniiatsd '■ thia rebellion is ' enough to make •» ar»*nda*ent» v*W. “If. No ops who has boom arm» against and. bindiM upon .IL If few «i«w vw the gnvermnrtrt of the United States. or from every copperbeadTtenne! iu th* land for the rebellion, I cam* itr .*t ths be- 1 ri^tk-waa of supremo importance. A votamartfr tfw aid iu»d comfort to iu tn tbs tbnma rrf robslliu*, bMMto fee ginning, ag4J rnpact, if my lifeiaapsrad, 1 barriers to the onward march of freedom convention of fe* State*, so organised, tn be in al the death. 1 |Hapbirnua ap-: <woqM in fact be a rsmitting of fe* Ud enemies daring the present rebellion, have been overtu Uta.*IWU.U. shall notMjudge or dark at election; plauae.]. 1 expeuk-whsw-il is over, in ’ rf—plopfce >»' Union to.iia original »lem**t*—I” oibcr nor shall iny county, jndg*'knowingly-. nteUfe-M « cxninou wilh-pM ol r»y coipp*ni»oe, fu ' -ords. apoti|iv* aod.twraal diMobfem appoint any such 'person to act as judge claim an hoitorable di^biirge. {Qlnwrd.] of th* Uifem, wife aa unesrtaie •tllfefiM. Violation of fel* Will be I intend to merit, [Continued cheering, j 1 prospect of forming aoulber. peompdr noticed and the offenders 1 feel fruin jour indulgent sxpreeaiou* MV -M4hie 1 Will feey drag"i oat thke Well, buw doe. Mr. Swphwa fe* mosl ■ to-night a* though 1 had merited it up to moderate and. sag*oi-u* «f the south­ old bnbby-boiwe, and r|ds.ag*ine| Aim in tboriliea. „ ■ .• r>-.J • . ” ■ thl* nsvharetial thia time. [Cbrera.] I am as deeply, Far from II. They ern leaders regard fei* 1 Ho sxprea*** ••111. Outrage* upon the freedom of aa earnestly, lUtMOstcd io tho leaultaa J. • bimseif wife *E hiacharacuriyuu slremhl- sketch by ylnleuce.or iniimidittl-m; rt-, oars not wLnt th* BeWk nfef de t» dh^ wa* when I took Up arms al the begi*tempting ’•» Mnder legdl dr tn ‘phxiure troy ;hc Union, but canmae no step tA*O Fling- [APF1*"'-!» 1 this iwv fi>r its prs**ryplia*. We .rwual believe li'iug can p.-kbly feBlas»raa«w<Mbellmn i* staggering from it* own wwdt- s.rs/vr an «nd to be pul to Hua-unawral or -mser.urag* iilrgal v<*ng; Wtertdring net* [cheerifl, and?f any.dt.u^ ta felt on ...dm.ral-.wM up- kram.U. »d with the legal ntaHeawof »*«*•<mrtl*|r a* offio re nf vlotii-n ir---- •-------—— td free. *rtn Unb’ drill tfej^Bi* for feblr tho stibirt, M .mguy npyapsparsoeem to law or ordgrt; wPlM indicate, let iham.regd lhe »»*ecb.Dr tbs artniss. Had they dobe’sn at fee *Urt, their Idnllea/imder the .-w. »<» --• arch-traitor of the wwld. .-[Cheer*. 1 Let Europe would, wife on* accord, have spdan*.hy nflkere trf elrcti-m* ; and Mpwcl 1 , them read the speech vt Juluraoo Davie, _i._ —as__ .a* nffSnara' oath whose name, 1 am ipld, w*» loudly cheer ed in iboao atresia hut a few, weeks since. “To such a convenlisn of the Stale* 1 ' [••■Shams! Shamer] Bo w>hascaue.b-.^lhsvonootveclion. *• • P-W*l 1 rd mono human misery end desolstod c^rcec* and mtarebange of veg* be­ ■ more homes than ha* aoy oihnr morteV man from th* beginning of all ume [loud tween equal and wwnya Pow»r». jusl as U.e conreotum oF U88 «^d »nd • applause;] the enemy of government aad semblrd. • • • From the 4»sn»of ell mankind. And whgt doos it mean wbea be ia sheared .by Americana] si.m, or icUrchangeof yl*Wb.ta such *. convention,-the biswry. as wall a* ibe When lbs enemy of enemies 1* cheered true tialurc of o«r instituUoM, and th* b* Americans In this m*gnWicant metrop­ rclslf.m of fee 8u^ loosed “fe*r olis what doc* it mean 1 .Thar* is some­ Md toward the.ledyral bead, would thing wrong. -*» i” -'iTraitora. doubiles* b* much better uadereUmdgen erally than they t>vW ar*; bilk I should on ,1 H.*m. •ppl.w.] U. favor such a proposition only as a peace­ b dlrwlloj M. )">’ foWl ’ ful conirrcnce. a* the cynveatmn ot 1887 ;u«r T'■ was. I sh<Hi|d be opjweod to leasing the H, j. tka „lh.r -1» *H. .M I.* W “ ouestioo hl lebue to fee *b*dute de«.«« rte.ml, I ,m InM, >» <!•«« •!«••.—, J aueh a body. Delegate* might be olufeWtai-rf'*. H n>w»V II- -• w And Umss an as daagsroea at theta la Ike flstd, ,lkr wbel Iba* dwaaod, then an mdy St yield. To yWM what thakewH»er triewpb Waith. AndJsg.indnpalr.esM hi* vsssnaadyi; , When hU town* an belsagwttd, M* aUrtee^w- A&evoatxi^ Contain* no Worn or Whiskey. * mro flair-j nujsa xanjmsjm© 18 THE BEST TONIC sra, gluitllait£. I. A.A C.S.BOUXOOI. A TTO»«TSMd Gonn»Ua« <wtt W,z ■cl. uu canine uw , rlib lb. dlaeaaca for wbkb ibrr art rteomaendd to these Bitters koaathg from experience Uwt 34XSSrKaiBKKB. ••—•“vSrsrL from Her. Joa. Fl. Kennan!, Pasttir of the 10th ihisfT Fr«« Bev. J. B-, Tomer., r**Ufr st fe* M jitsszs 1 Z57» >-£"-*£83^ £?-••«?- Ch.lW. .).„«•«>■ 4.1 ft w t n... •• ru »» »■ M.W, I".**™ .ITS tart-wUdwr.S l-l-W u, 1 For mj W” I •» U1"W •V bL*I5S--^ »“£ ..uw «»> "<*• “ Hk* Jl-W. |<*—1 .. , , -I wmttaKM. ^,mph.h lt» IH U - **'• < , .M M&wuar. p..l. iw C.piw-1 b.., <r.l«.n h.™ =» ...r P'M«-1 ,n»| lUn'ion' Uo. w~.il »» •“ «•,*" V" ST /,■ gX-»Afefe i I* mak**i>*od. . n up arm* or levied »»r sf*bm ' tmA fliers, 4>ragsto*t’tbejprt^iife* T.mmMit of th* «UU of MiseubH; Ip me4*d.* L D J rmnwr bucnn*e; a*d that ems wbon.CoL n l££lf<.f Kentacby. told him ihsAM^-s j ingi»« H“"kpU blood?rtf. was not a geeUsmaa. U ’J* rflpwWU)whicKbM^Jrwbetmea "" ■’««•**’*•’?.. mMirtfeebs^riffeM B» |b*rt—H’lie%W I by MseeWaMsW*^**? �ABB.AHAM HF* "JfraoW, That la the future m Untea.-^^ JLff .X This In sxcelteut, cdntidcriag rtmt <x*>Jteh tbe tod ■‘Domocrnue, tertf, J If Jeff DavWeragimewtaU' t JOT Cbf^ertaed or^M to suit the eye end ear <Mb eowarffiy OspperhrW eawreiatae ia sod around the county of Barry, State of <•/«/■> 4g Me seta**«/fh» But allow me ’.to berr, state, Thia to a plain statement. It w»« ui on tbe taemr.ef a mea.and a eoUier. thai derntood by the people, who gave I Geerge B. MeCl.lta. will to ee far left Jfad^withmn tbo S£2e^vate,eh It ta«n Cs^r’Gmwwsr. ' ■“ DSN RY H. CRAPd,<F!tat- in tbe dark, fotatauttarow, ” E. O.pReayiNOS, of Juroeville. by Gov. 8sj moor, have been tampered J1B»KTOFrWlfSf Alhpn. wftb by toe Commfaslotare. votes were, taken out and Mudellsii , e- . jptensw," J 'ffiOH.N OWBN; of Detroit. - 22,‘‘ '' ' ' votes put in place rt them. The partfao have boon ameted, trfod, aad found guilty of this eeormoue erhne upon tie ballot tank to«n has emfemed bla crime, implicating several ottan.— There to no doubt but a gram -oobesatwaa rotated fate to elaot McCtellan by freed! . AUJEKY WILLIAMS,’ ^O.’HO«FOKai?o! tbe eoWferh- how In the so rsoommroded by tbe General; only needs that Wo know wtal the J Western Department is concerned, that “vtewe” ware to eee the' propriety he wiU be ashamed to think that he -ever defeat, and that his election was wef allowed hie wama to omm sp bafore an •'called for by the inlereeu of too nation. in taliigowk people, m aw aephaat far tho Grnoral McCIcIIm to too contrary not­ bighorn and ascot reepooeibto office with- withstanding. Judge Woodward was, and to, a Cootatoafkffirfa freeaad ooMghteoed propertaad of tbo Valtandigtam school. At There fo now 800 men present fa thia the commencement bfrbe war, as Hon. . dstachoroot of too regiment of Movrill'e H. B. Wright soya:— . “Hr df/tadrt (JU eoniHtutionallty of Hoese,- sad ta the whole 800, portape 80 con ta found wbo will rote for McGrllan. oofettion anddwoiediho jrowor ^f Ao Gov1 tavo beetd the espreeeion of almost erameta to eesrev into entasusioe < n- every man noWat tbfa poet belonging to It fo already proved that tbe Copper­ tta regimswt, audit fo moot a miserably small.portioa of the men here that will heads sx pert to carry this election liy vote for MeCellan. Out of tbe company fraud. Look out for them. te which I befoug, thuro to boar proerot 20 men, two-oT whom will rote for Me Qeliaeu There are oomo of the very KSuriui in forging rotes, it need not he expected that they »re any too good to toll olupeodous lien, and forge affidavits to prove OOOKTr TICKFr. years ago. But such Dtohocrats are an honor to w tat once was tta old line Dem­ ocratic party. They hold nb relation ship to this modern Copperhead Detnoc racy, and allow me to say tbov as truly We have no reason to believe that the despise It. as any men fa the whole ‘Democracy of Barry County Is any more ■ United Stale., ftay are mra who behonest than their leaders in New York. believe In seeing thio Ouvernment up­ Look to your tickets and see that they held, wbo do not see fit to throw away the vast amount of blood and treasure are genuine! that has already been poured out, and go and eringe at the feet of Jeff. Davit and htsmlnioua, and give them taek their BrigMtly. . possessions and ask for peace on any Daring the pert week. wa have been terms, and while one of the very strong­ mostly among the people of Barry and est Democrats was reading a piece fa tta Eaton eountim. We find tips people Barry Jhmeer, accusing toe Lincoln adawake everywhere, and the confidence of mitystraiten of being the disunion ele­ ment, he as truly expressed himself aa the success ef the UotoQ party unbounded. aay man 1 ever beard speck, (hto thoughts At every Union meeting, no matter if Tbo following meetings have been ap­ pointed by the Republican County Com. mitteo, which will be addressed by om or more of toe following speakers: James A. Sweexe.y, H. W right andI Chaa. G. Holbrook. < At Prairieville, Wednesday evening,• Nov. 2d. ‘At*Hickory Comers, Thursday eve­ ning, Nov. 3d. Al Doud’s School, House te Hope,, Thursday averring. Nov. 8d. the closds lewer, and tbe rain pours, tbe - Al toe Morford School Botme tn Jebtta ' people turn out, and are inclined to bepr town, Friday evening. Nov. 4. At Woodland Center, Saturday eve-. aa long as speakers are willing to talk.— In Eaton' County the enthusiasm ie'un. nteg, Nnvkfi . At Hostir^s, Monday evening, Nov. 7.. bound rd. That county :wtil roll op yt increased majority, for the Union ticket. Register Tear Names! Tbo work bee been t there. Every school di All persoes, who have changed | visited, and priaeiplea of the parties pre­ seated, and discussed, and compared. It wea our good fortune to meet many a names Registered before they can ' man, who had recently renounced ths Tbe BpardtoflUglstration ylll me Chicago candidates and their stranded ttaaeVera! Townships on Saturday Wf this and broken platform, and were now batweek to attend to this matter. See tbat tlingfor Lincoln and tbe Union. It does one's soul good to see the oarnselaess and your name is Registered I deternination of these people. . They are nut to be turned aside from their deva Tbe Greet Daly. On Tuoedjy next is to occur one of• tiou to their country by whining and syc­ ophantic appeals of the Tory Peace Par­ the most momeotous ersnta which over occurred er ever will occur in the history ty. “Union Liberty and Law" are their residences, and al! wbo have not previously Registered, must have of tola country. the editerial of the Pionttr he must have degenerated two or three pegs fa tho scale of humanity, or his fears may have dons it, but one thing is certain, any man who can deliberately make or print such asoerlimw m appearfa his paper of Sept. 15th and Sept 29th, 1884 fo not wanted in tta ranks of tbe army or in tbe Union party of the U. 8. Government. But nf one thfag, rertaosurod. If the vote of tta army Is what tbo McClellan men depend on, they may aa well tang up tta fiddle. I eubocribo myself your moot obod't. servant, Brarim 8. Anitrt, Oo. I. Regft. Morril’a Horse. watchwords; and Tuesday neat will witdom ths triumphant endorseonent of those It to no lees than the question of mratelning orabandoning the Republic. !t matters not, how much and press follow it.) You snay tMak I am a stranger In Barry county, bat 1 am not, 1 have form­ erly resided in tbe county for four years, and am pretty well acceainted with Mr. Geo. W. Mills, and if I do not mistake but a short lirta since he was one of the questions st issue between tbe polical The New York AfrraM, which fe “sup­ This nation has a porting McGelbn for the Presidency,” । destiny to realize; and the GofJ of Na­ talks m follows about that plank In tbe tions will never permit tbe control bf tbe platfoftn which pronounces the war a portlet, too grant feet stands revealed, Governmeet to fail into tho bauds of ita sophistry may attempt to cover up tta eoDobling eeotimenta. lhet with LImoUi we stall savs tta coun­ try, while with Modelltf, it fo lost forever. .«»•*/.' •< , No eaqg man believes or esn believe tost with st) armistice, a convention sod aa attempted oompromtoe, the Union would ever be restored. An armistice, with 4h* avowed object of negotiation, 1 would be recognition ; and with rocognl- Every man wbo utters the standing De that the “Abolitionist" commenced the war to far MeCtaltoo. Every rebel General, Coloeel, and to separation. England, Franco aod Captain, are In favor ef thd election <»f Spain, would, secoud the claims of tho Geo. B. McClellau. CoofaderMy, fa eouh a ease, and vwld Every “Knight al. iha Goldee Cirole'' . . : resist all ■Mesores, thereafter, looking to te for MoCtell®. coercion. Tbe rebel papers assert thia. insist upon oegattnioae only with regard The Chicago Convention ’'explicitly dedsres" in its platform tbat the war la a failure, and that we must resort to other means than warlike ones to settle the dif­ ferences between the people uf the United Blates and the frieorfs and' adherents of Jeff Davis. Now It U only natural that the men iffths Chicago Coevention should have studied very closely and very In­ tensely the hlstery.of that part of ths war that was cairied on and conducted by General McClslI^n, the favorite hero and leader of tha Chicago patriots. Unques­ tionably they, like sensible men, talk of tbe things they know most about, and when they speak of tbo war they mean McCUrtM’s pert of U. Ws mn there fore, agree with the Chicago Convcntwu oo this point. There is no doubt that the war Carried on by tbe nominee of Shortly before ibis, while sitting in tta Onert-roum la Philadelphia, bs de­ clared: “That should toe Union be divi­ ded Ar would prtfrr tkat tka Hur would ta drawn Aforto <y/’ronry/eama.” Mr. Geo. W. Hart, a nsepectable mer­ chant of Philadelphia, pubtatad a letter under date of Oct. 2, 1868, in which he stated, that soon after Judge Woodward was nominated for Governor, he had a eunveruatloo with him in which he- said *.tat “Thio war waa an unoousti lotionsI war, and an abolition war, aud that he bad no inlereal whatever fa tho result, let this result be what it might; that it waa a contest te which the North oould gain neither creditsor bnnor, and tola, he believed would be tta verdict of history." On another occasion, Judge Woodward said, io a ounseraatioe with Hou. Thomae Cunningham, a leading Democrat of Bea ver county, that, "in bis judgement our only course was to withdraw our armies North of Mason and Dixon's line and offtr tennt to Uu robrlr." it was of thia maa, and entertaining Ibero sentimaota, that General MeQelian said uIJUd tkat ow rirtet ayratand it was this man whose slection, as Governor of Pennsylvania, he thought -called for ky tkt intortrta of tho MZfae." A maa wbo entertains such views, or who agrrts with ouo wbo holds ttara,’ ia not a fit man for our President. He might fill tta place of Jeff Davis but not that of Abraham Lincoln. A PniLABiLTHia paper says that with­ in tbe past week a number ot Dmkards (a religious nest residing in' Virginia.) have arrived in that city from the She­ nandoah Valley. They represented that early in tbe rebellion tbe Dunk ante in Virginia wore assured by tbe rebel toad era thaj they should not, because of their peculiar oenMentlous views, over be called upon to go into the ‘•^uthsrn ar. my." They ware to remain on their farms, and progress with agriculture.— Until recently they were comparatively uamofaeted. Within tbe past six weeks tbe Southerners made a wholesale fava eion of their farms, and stripped them of everything. Heroes, cattle, sheep, wag. one, furage were taken by force. Scarce­ ly enough was left fbr home consumption. Within a week after these depredations, tbe conscripting officers, in the name of Jeff. Davis and the Southern Coefedsracy went .among tbe Dimkards and forced some intn their reeks under th reals of death. Foe these reasons manv of the persuasion, with their wives and’children fled to the North furl safety. The tales of horror briefly told by the fugitives, awaken for them tba must heartfelt symP"toy. The Dun harda originated in Pennsylvania, early' In tbe eighteenth oeutary. They are a peculiar class of people, of toe Seventh day Baptist order. Their proper name ia Tuckers. They keep tbemselvee entirely free from oth. er purs nasions, and never attempt to «mforoe their opinions on others. As a gen­ eral thing they are loyal to the Union. affirm it. Untea M«n, U io our eountry demands our exertions sc d our ballots ou Tuesday next ; Wi have'so fears for tho result, if every man who feels and thinks aright daotWlrty. ’Bulan over eeouriay.and a failure to do onr duty, may result die- astroctsly. We can afford to lose no votes on Tuesday taxi. Aa overwhelm­ ing victory is what to needed. A email majority easy encnerage tbe Northern ua^phienr i,v/whom Dodd fo the bead aoTOrand Master, to carry- out their ouhemes of war and rapine at the North ; eral oince his time who has conducted ^EverydoeertM from the army to for ।tta war dtffervntlr, and with more euooese. (Mmeral Meaenaa. wo are now has never beard of General Grant Every man wbo voted against tho law aware, i allowing the eqUitts.*yota goes fur Mo- —st least we are led to infer that from bfo om Mon of Graaf* name from the CMbn. । of the setiaaa! heroes whom bo Every man interested in the rebel number i leen, such as tta British rebel agent, Au- |praised so grawfally in fait speech at" —but wo had not supposed that gustua Belmont, of Now York, ia a warm Orange ' too Chicmru Convention was made op entirely m polMoe! Rip Vaa Winkle., supporters of McCfallan. Fri-od. rt Can It be possible that torn aonventton keowe nothing cf that part of tta war tho Union, what think ye of them! that is bonorab|s te the National arms.of the New York Has It never heard uf G<msr«l Grant 1 L y rf toe. Potomac getic wayfarer yielded only a very slen­ der return »f water, while a beck outlet «>nduwed toe generous surplus to too strawberry-bode which lay beyond. Bo tbe sum of Detanoratic effort at Chicsto t. establish the puriotie loyalty of to. Iro thorn In the day of power (nd* re­ menu made every rebel gsiUar gurgle greater part oflbe Army, uf drt mao from ihslreouhos wwi m^.eg U in the rear for the move. The Jal Di vision ■ of ths 2d tarps, with a part of the 5th and Mi coeps. held the entire lino from tbo Appomattox, on tho right, tri some throe miles west of tba Weldon railroad on tbe left. .. JkU boggaao >ragnns, etc. were oonl to the rear at City Point Al 2 o’clock this nrornleg Gen. Hancock JjAINB PORTRAIT GALLERY, with Use 2d and 8d Brvislcmsof his onroet moved. along the Vaughn road, rntutteg southwest, and after crossing Thatcher's run fagmi Um rotels nuteooebod In newly made works. Gen. Hancock at ooce charged on Urn flank and drove ft*ra. CWtosroro are aol ■> pasted ia take Ptethem not. Ho took some 20 prisoners, mostly eavrflry; • At about 4 o'cluck r.. «., ti»s rebeh, vakingiog-dvantage cf the break in tho line brtWOeo the Wand 5<h corps, massed Gen. Anderson's division aiUaatlags. Ote. 1 Ilk Ife. ostltad* of Hill's corps, and charged the right wmg of tbe 2d owps, which gave way and fell back a short distance, but L.ins reinforoed charged and cheeked tbe r.dvartee of toe rebels, and captured a numof prisooers. Onr liws in the affair ia not known, but is nut believed tv be beery. Two guns were said to have Leen taken by toe lebels, but, it is stated, were sub seouently rerapfured. ’ Fighting conlinutd on this pa it of tbe lino until after dark, when a heavy rain ended tbe fight­ ing fe toe day. Th.W.e.1-------------- -the right of the advance, but much ground. The object w------tba left fo gel fairly around oo tot Boyn­ ton plank rood before tbe right advanced. The colored division of the Oth corps had Kime skirmishing with the rebels, but nothing approaching a fight. They lost a few wounded. Gregg's cavalry had a sharp fight with tbe rebels in the fore­ noon. When they attacked tbe rear of bis column he charged and drove them tack, capturing a cumber of prisoners and 8 or 10 wagons loaded with supplies; alro tome horses, mules, etc. Our left wing gained about 15 miles of uouairy to day, and to now la a position to attack the ocainy's work's on the flank. Gen. Warren bad anarrow escape while riding slung the Jine to-day, a tall grazing his cheek and making a slight wound. la toe Held, Out. 28, 7:80 a w.-Tta number of prieonera taken yesterday is .bout 800. ' 1 Murrtand • Free mate. Baltimore, Oet. 29.—Gov. Bradford has just proclaimed the new Free Stele Cun.titui.oa of Maryland. The vote woe 30,174 in favor, to 29.7W against. Tua.j unplrrtrs"*-.^ *• the dru | *bsye hallooed, end the nd cred. Ilia said that then I of teams fifteen rods lung, I tl^t, sad is some teams d tayeawd a woman. The dsff/e tirade eldest List bowl about taxes. Of ool .... - iHi-r-*-"'." f own <rs -Irtu-llj “Gits Tbm Fm."Gaarr is bound to do e» want a new Coot- The eitiseno of Barry < v notified that aa roon > Pay i« secured for tho I lo^nmi Railroad, propel Military — idenl, WSH ordered to suapvnd the trial of tbe blockade runners to-day, and pro ceed to Baltimore forth within in instigate and try a recently discovered cnee of most aslnonding fraud and forgery con oectad with tU New York State eddiere' vote. Tbe chargee are fti brief, sulwtituting MeCWlan votes in the original en­ velope submitted by the soldiers, and forging aames thereto. One box, over three foet long, contained many thousand, of these fraudulent rules, some my fifteen thoumnd. Odwrs are known to have b^pa sent to Now T-rk. Tho dovefop. mrataintMsmaopromfoctobe of tho most startling'Waracter. «••»•«¥*<>*<*•> entire route of said ral portions of ifee grading j l ties may choose to take, tine will eiro be lot as e of January, and the world st-iar-’S Waanaadacua Flats in I ay ria. will take place e JttoWNwresntarn.xt, MILLINERY STORE fA1CT tHMA FINE AWOR TMKNT meiUKRWx’fi Bn-m The SoMters* In Forg^. Baltimore, Oct. 28.-A v ord kt was •F STAIBL fauad It the ceae of parties charged with 8FLK. fiwgmg soldiers* votes, but It mmt ffett STRAW ■ tapa^1 on by U.s Prssider-t Ufore AJTD being mads public. Tta Court adjourned. I'AII’jW RONJtRTS^ LADfRS'. Amy of tbo Fotomae News. Hrod4u.rt.r. Army of to. Potiwuae, ’ Alfd> i<i. Ort. 80.—Sinns the army rater nod to ita arrUhRgtrs' i’T'T' nolhbI 01 ■ . >- AIAT& ’ . • anrota* Ao our troop, mAND Lur*^d\u’u,*b*1 ea,,,ry «»’’*•* « WORSTKD , . GOODS, they tuada renoataH Kaept coMtanlly.tm toad, aod for solo rooowmble terms. Work dune on .bort Retie, aad in. be prepared to take ©on’I tbe r<«ut through his land most they can nut of the I •trillion of dollars worth And lumber could read owuing AV inter nt Battle I hem* out. Gtixaas ol let* te your own inured end help we pct this Gres I Bear in mind that you timber abme, enough to I House, Saturday 2»d> suited in the raising of-I see hundred and twenty ‘present about 500 perso I from .snows place- •» �QOOn NJEDIXXFCa S3 hl'ldili! GREAT TUMBLE IN GOLD, AND ALSO . IN DRY GOODS I AT SKINNER’S! The On|y Exclusive 5 DY-MJDE CLOTHEJVG CASH STORE in BATTLE CREEK. © © £ OCTOBER M, IBM. ■imiuhi 31 £ < -«s { 11 R0T> uiPh! ■? s d »*a us - hhifc ijffio 1 H.HH i.i jhM fig iiizif i BJ's i HhlihmH i*-- H a* BIMOI i * sa°j ( I *“4 �MisiiftoiuMS. •X wWt<to& Xt> >k\< ^Ak\>W ra.eAvbMH* wk\ TWWfWWRSMSBOL. XaQIOTlMWUTA^jk* .it»«>.H 11 immm• «*-* flfft ttKhailttLa AXD MtWCttAl. ,>rdl J. v~U tv trwbbic atM. «*•«. watch and JMAel- i -40 K\wk . - 1 a! balhaeviah .WibU«i,- W> mUC baeaeiU.r rO ■ ,LkH' » I»U>. «vi*m>4>-.> ■*.«>,.;> .1 kUall. , mt it. **, .■wreieiii e»'r<' :."••>.: »i •> xnarMtMauAA >«a«wa^ ■>• m,- ■»..>,.p , t. iMbeviber of the hand approached. pis­ tol iu band. ‘Haonywu^—d Yanh,hanJ •««r your watch.' ‘Ytw'r to* hu, I Bn- ptatoto Hr e-nf te U»wx whwht- ^wii-w fr»m ^ROdE^ESt; O ether Bowla, HaahlM.' Wl PUBLICLT CHALtKXdk MA cflinaor axv utheb m txurACTCRi rfi TO IM) AS LABOK A BANUK OF WOMB ‘ .FBr^yil^BAlwikCOMriSH? ' ;. atzs»U;2r" '"■■■"■• I ajiBbttRetBfl lb«-cv> F» b*d t*cj*«>b a AM.wew/. .trap .and ban!abate* IW«nty fret high, IMWM iSiH Ihrthrr’-nderB. ’• <*nJcajo, Ilf. ’ 'i*nk*’Siiae/igera In the aleepfnj cere F. 0. Drawer, MTX Gtrjf’junie, •» *H, with «•«* cYtwjnlon - AGENTS WANTED —Throughout Michtbtir bnta, totaU, borila. watch*, ahd money. When they wire drc«i4Jffl*0 iM)fallu<^'r* •'c*tt*l«d the ll<U .tfif) etyry appearance—jual cun WHM* uf.their ioia, ireu.bbog with cud eod fearing they might bo u>vued u. unit Rxmetiund. Iu Otte ear there were »iZty Gerrwaa emigrant* bound f<-r Oban, whe, when the thieweedrn ■ended tttoir mwwey showed fitful. >Tu latniiidotw tbe real, Mai men were instantly abut Av the butcher* dM B teMUM’ wounded.' The rotiminder wereTb.-h«.rJi-red l<> leave th* car*,' but I rfitf hnrandarataorj tin* command. *' Mmeby ordered b«* men to 'fire'the care and Wjrtr MJuteh? 'yT%« rtdidbctor begged iif him to bold «a, until be' ©mid find-1 ,m«n , who o>>qid apeak G.rinat). The Mur crealorna warw al l*at ouuj. ty gydapdMid., They Mt the car,' it waa act 4». 6xe,.aod U®two man end <m wuuodad woniaa lefhdfi th. Same*. ...-Ibara wee. about ibtriy Uniuo awl CELEBRATED diofaam board uuarmod returuai* M thru maamaqd* TbeW were taken prraoMra I and aieo forty or fifty of the paeawngwe f Ui.»i.l4—W io.be iC •AAout thia Un»e I 1hqpmw fe*i ©1 xUe-Bee»«Ma—nulhnejug BaJBblniaig rhawB bn«iaM Libbt oUh bamnawh- hnkmir * eerenmmg bkbe « •dMWldfc U4 ^Mbtts UkMbwW dJ bur Ty ae^rri wha cuittrl red tu eecape by tail lowed hurried, agonizing Cara well*, and Ue riodtua moaod iur.ard. W« all auppoeed tttu were on ibetr wa> y> Ricbmond, (uy^’i'lj tbe auldiera Sw with thia fattjjl’lie oilizeM were taken a abort dialancnZ. piece of wood* and tbonn^hly aearjUand rubbed ufwhatere^Moey theJI AA left and the STOMACH ^BtYTEira.o Liver and boldly »Uiid<MM*i a ahtnimd era. Be then watted frmh the rnaraudara, eiked Ax, t<? keep him -wafWijiiMnLureba had taken all ’Bia S|e eared him from I jr- UhT AVXXXbtt, *t) STATIONSBY, f'ENfl, pnrctuL ww. j*apml ra- _ MTEWT MNICEK*. ;oixi f. .. a»oo«M wigbtmai |jt UKOCWtW tWM, ■B'AVtV* <w* co,w\.c'icA <4,Ttvre a«A VowcTjut <oiA» anA .\ei\n, w&>4«v »ata. . *Vox«c. BMCBHewlf. 'tTBaaHary BeaUy. Ro<baet< «o«a»r«• Br HxtautV* , i l ahlliaM baa* yea ia Keember taaL Heelaf *4vertieeiDe::t et ywr Bori.tr. eftrt.5 to <tr, year mediate te ctoqjram far U- ppo. el IhairpMiabM, I obtained a beetle *e a peae girl rfmyeoagr^alioo .^ had Img twee ar^y briplam from Ibtaiuatlam, aad atraac. to aay tkai om be<U« brnd tar eatirWy. I write Hue. bopJag it aaay aid lb. Society in Ito effort, to tair? dace tbe nedlciae, aad bteaa tboae wbo may need laMbaretaqdyiaadMeeetaaag toftoa. aa I be beta Ito nwrita 4iBlbUy>aati^lhe Beat a.perla- I — -I,; t X>». ’B.dow.V* - • ftXo'cn.o.eV "BtVtara vwh ■Sti?, rm CALSE 9< Bc^tj Pay, enjy. X\\c ^>oor nwxw vcvau.3 Xlt. XXoVutV* %tovtMtc\b .'B\XXct» art XNve vteV. B«\ac«. ax\4 ft! BWk^vrX. • - >' -1 \>r. Ko\>atk\ ftXovsvaeKx *B\XXef») uvA^oroAt, X\vc uiviL ■w. 'W. KIMBALL. &c\>AVtuXtA.*.♦ 1 X :,■'«? WW8r,cHK»oo.. waotmaia । - •■■ ■ ■• *<<T Or. Kcfc»acV* aaror ran- re* Meeerow re* S\4w&fifcV3&X<< t*' AevU ani ny>\u 1j5^5«,\o^n.iAt.' A purr and powrrfal Toole eorrocUvo and allenU». af wonderful ebcacy la dteraaca of lb. Stomach: Cornpldinta, waA aW CubcblM* o$ «• MWMr QJliCl^Xa^ 7KB3WEVW \r,.« AM.caMixtu^: rtuc Ttnr w-iejAi, hiumm o» nzu»woaba^aW imiMUef Bowels V>«. Coroa D;i»wot, Ltoar ComeUlet, Umduln, Gcnyral Dyotlity, Kerromni, Oypnopaion o{_ ” OODFKkTB •®weu*i. fka InSanaotory c oZ*'! ‘VVJX* %'**•19 - * '. ftXuwuvcV iSftfijjjr cx-rx XKt^cAj^wew'* VAcwiL, Vm ^YvxsoVawt YKnrrtvttZ Y^jii. *^v». ; . fftade fljfttmw dM pud ttfui' *miy tauba. *yt nihteK. 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'•ww I."avs ''-t frtvVa . ui pwu -,'Xind WUM ‘Mb wmv. vd. <l*Uw.T .w .„W>J. ss? Upeigbt ©Wied |be Mgmg, tI, ■ rather toe I«ta,lf<«er,"gi^lto4iha • an™ mM." ~|*.<1 th. iwnMraa*S>> -........ MVtvXyt^ Jwittss Jirrttori. ^°d' Al Csntott’a Btatioo be discovered a I considerable rebel force,* Neb ba though: linv. U» lbw westward in tbe direodun «■/ Wpr. '»%• hoM»« l>f 4 Utone! Morris, situated a dwtenoc TV.ee Mlle Station, on.ifaTw«uren> ton branch rued, * farm be was bospuably Rjinra, B. B. WIGHT MAW A CO., oSibo w. a<sA •VXXft'ts Vrit<\.4. v-VU-ra . mcivk^ allK.sl. Also lays estates. si*, st* Runs I C UitoraiA Blsta. Mat • street. Haatlags, M** Hm4. Han-iM "M, -rlTl.iU. w, MhiW fn. «, AWiBHMaAWr. aha*' u- Aa wirtsh bj the FU ,sre«e'swthprtsnsXeedj -T-'Wtgns, Captain,L-strr yuvteeU,. ’*«'¥ wHfiBsMBMjfrlS I, a So. . ,,.^-3 ''‘Bui demurred the Captain, “wo pare no anna wilb ua.” . T-We don't want any—Mr. Paul eaye there is But * perudo of danger." "U‘» ell up with ue", mid tbs Mqjor, “■OMn'l get out—bang the luck . . "Yee we tan, leave jt to rwe," whiapsrrd Merab. . biStaeli Bra nMUe<. ' tbej had ■» eutp>o«M) <>f whn be really ■**• He leerrwd that Su*H lhe rebel •.«!.).RMfalH •» essisssi— m bie brailqugrters, only the day gretiI out he bad lUQ'td u> BmIu* 8uu<«. Tbe W.M 4 & Ifom.'&pdlag Marsh of Bril. Creel teyesaotaa 4 Hpidta ip agreeable fallow and,an esgpc haieaar. HEM EiFbE H UmA great apparent plenaure m'imparting THAT THM UlTTEIW H p.h'in the coaveh»Ui>n they bad.near* www AWKoae&ie, heard beta two Stuart and AU staff w(lb E' h gtypr inforroabop «a had come- U» Coelama uo Kuo »r y'bukar, ir ktn>« jedap,. eitty wyrd nfwKich mw cmr t jjamixiLEw • at eagerly noted bj ,lbe scout. Marsh RCT *«>r» ,r* IS THE IE»T TMIC n.rt«Uo,..4 IfmuJouuJ^cU ■?. "rt'urv-wi ™»«w «f. f*. tar beam mib Mrs so: "Greed rounds," said Marsh deeperatelr. ' . 1 "bieuioont aud disarm, and ad wanes one asd gire the oountervigu.*’ . , Marsh sprang from hia horse and adraaced to the euldrer, who aloud ready to receive the pass<1.rd. “My man," weld be, "aomsbow or olh er ths o.unlersign baa leaked out, and the toijahave gut bold of it; they are going out ue all aides of ua, so we bare changed the oneotersigu, it is now Cruel ---------------------- I. A. A r. C. BtOFOOB, From the Ret. LuviG, heck, I'aetoref tasBsaUsl a tTBBXKTSadl OeaMeBejU ek-tew. A Usiurs Is Chaossry. bavW re««re4 ia«» • Chenh. PHabsrtea. Jt J., ftrtossfr at IksKard. ^rudi'a i JJosrSMp. wilt pretoptiv ata WlhtsU, «««< Dagcj . tb« tastes* •< »tai» sslUse. QmsepMicteg. 1 hare keswa IInaiaad'aO«m. BitleroferoraTUIstasg. ata Mihterv ata Real Katato Cla.ma •v I had not hit innatslqve ,<>f mjsriu«;ft for ***.•«/»w9f«n»»jgH|r ’ | v\Xqv% ahty boWble tfe i submkT FVwtnti MbWo^he tfuod । ^rM,»dr^M eblMnB MMn^lWidr UM ageheUbfrWg IMtn IhoacttietUf yyWth the fbgHire, furtWJ t» giro w»y tn the Yankew nppreaeur, Itod now hiding in poor ndlruftdsjtill prMaim a an of Mood piat freeman ofcnwt tftwfl tn bridge. That* fa Mei one thing to *bkh we can areede—eeparate state iadepen deaoe. Some there are who epert of ree»nrtroettua wrth efrrety maKifaieed ; but are there any wbd would tkSe mews uro rights by prdpertr 1 God fwrHd.— W void you see that boy with a beach' bloom on hia cheek, grow up a kerf, nev­ er to triad the path of honor, uu'.aet tie hght the'torch at the funeral pyre of Mt country 1 Would yoaaoo'tbe Mr daogt-1 tera of tbs latd 'gifen orer to the brutal!Ityoftbt'TMrtrttn. ■ “ ‘r’ “Ifanj rmegine Qtie would not M blns UttB-«be declaration of Mh i b^* wen JMH»s>TH<Mi<ntia gouda cneld bare base bought in mark st ralbetta>«AtaB>—dtililbM adlbt roxuld hUeibUi HUnhyciMta* coring rather than by oss.eriylion, and yet I । took upon the iaUee as the utore 4*^— You forge all wfteo. “ * taxre, Mfte on juriw : why alt Sutil year Whai mr -____ ___ ‘ tMf'HMMUHa*1 MMnfpt. T bSttbelll* and lislksrs ootf iUM jest; thai it w«ivM hare beep better had it been the peltcy! from tbe bMinaing of Ibq war, sad J «• 4oj« H.twiU I’sgtb,aedjtrcadth, and Ltacin— the terme he <4fcri; let him note the too4 of the Northern ^>reea ; let him note the tone ef the northern people, and hr* will eec there !• nothing left Tar uu but separate independence. • ‘ 1 ; -Who now looks fur iutereentlon IWbodoea not know that onr frlenfli abroad depend epon our wHfagft', at bemeT That the balance iar ip Mt(fryer -irlth tietbry, and tares agalhet nt with | defeat, and that when bur yfctnry la'eftqueau-cted we wilt be recognlted, and o.>tWld»B.r,'‘; ,uA . “W» must do out doty, and that duty ia tide t Efcery nfft ttVfirbkr ‘ sFm. Ho\oe«. nM. <•<■» MM. au (unbar toll] I know we bays nddeu a^ toaak five lailea,'Mid Ibp Major a; Jail. A lebsmA.>daiini -M 'taiMlppi.' -South “Uuly a ebon dutanoe now/’ returned Cbmlbte.rsdebee to^ bur kid—etritoe when br utrlkea Aw Amt—a blow Aw -Mer-oWn eMttenhrWtWiff gtod ofta" Mjd tta M.j^' & boots and Madly. • Our Cnefederute peettawataB^m eamahowl doo-'tlwl half so eenlimaOtai Buiesrrtwet tain mi upon tbowtMr-for end riUbepUcaa 1 did aw bits ago. Baal- rwnatal support. Wo ere m\ks p«MC bsa •cul1 ftAj’VbW ^WwMsej taidA-r*’ ««» eJs-w. il.w n7-»-u iy, I would not ride aaulbcr nuto Kj. mq Frem Uos. Jos. «. Kswatod,. Jartwo >->re»9frT-Ikp»sUsa Mpwat ly bos* r*eors(ta Is esassos nre asses whk smw UMMtataia st lUfforvut kiada sf JbiMMms tea AXvy^ front, iltawtan rsateos iataaree. ata partMatarfr is lay faediy. »( tta bsbIWmMol br. tiusfland s Oonaaa BltUra. t tSrport for ones Ir-tn mi ■saalaoarar, loespro*>my Ml aoov.rtim. Uta. iMflF. \ j .a, .. etc. tta preilicit girl ip tbe <Jd purotoign." *pWhM ia tbatl suddenly essiaiaied lahlmeelf tbe Captain, as they rude upon ths lias I of an emisssca, aad mw * long line <rf campRrca before them Iom lhaa a rollc distauk .j Tbe.Yaukes camp cried the Major in astonishment, ‘‘tienllrme^ IsCeakedaddlq.’’. De turned his hone around to flee, buiMarsh euughljt firynly by tbe bridle -“■FSMIW. W. *” “■ claimed. , * — dullest ptayeT *ln here and mv the ncighb->rh. ireitv girl to fits -Y.-u S»Y »IW !'■ '»* M .Um U,™*. li.d C.lm. Mm ■ l.p.ip. »H>1. 1 u/. wv aiu uc«ar-wwib. «... .tmai ApI.f./frf-Vt.Y"! rmuhuViUt fcrn. .J <u rnn.l EE CO. the taste of <tt Til* 1 be* ireoatomrf ¥» <*, charms of the RJcbnu-od ‘Tbs deuce you sag,, rfa-med the Major. relsinj bli lipe. and,W¥bty< .eft we hata bUwUW it and <>n J&'** • ho Im- must nuDvh kaWr -Tenwiuse' ■ TtwwQ .wo will draw from twenty thmieendWe thir­ ty thnaaaod 'to w standard, -wad M euwr>gthaned. wo araat path the omcm back U» the beaks of the Ohio.- mid tbue give the peace perty-nf the North an aesswtUmao ponywdiadeialeeagire: •«—•fWoriislwiil out new arail. Ynwrno** nonsuit /out*.heart; perform- mere tbaa ito- tow esnawaob; yieU-haaaueh as free, •'Yufa *to triypfieoner ah>>.* repIFfafl men can gira, aadaU mill bo w«U. Wiih ' producing a revolver. “Tbe first who iv peace and freedom BegluriouB career Sw, JU HmjHi to escape, will bhr the du»t_" - ■w-'"ti*«. “What’. thia, Mr, PstrtT aaJd'tbo he red from c1*M Jegialatum, .Tree from taxes-^indirect, it true, rulere Msjur. ' “1 ini Marsh, tha Yankee scoot,*’ re fur twehiy years past—no longer subject plied he, eslmiy. tha peraon whom your a'atfairlties hare IwicW sentenced to be | hong as- a spy. and escaped once from | Ufcb* prison, end once from CaatfeThnn•‘On each of the former nqcMfona, | ; ■THe- deeH-F e*Mmed -both in a when I was in this State o( Georgia, on my war to the army, that army wa» 00 ' Miking (bcm ridebe^»rohim,'the oeout the eml of other States, aad It I* mfty at MMgMr-bia -priaraerr Min- eamp and mir visit that ibis hike bauU-fafd. .! bended them oretto the proper authori­ (rest that this Will "Pot be long ea'/ahd ties. end then repaired In our hasdquar- that Pretidence may Boon take tbe war tmw to-Sn.part- such to form alii o aii be heynari bee border*. . |> treat, tUrt'lfrat rrnr bewrta wnt feed <* Mlowtorth* •*bad nhtsVard. - -Vei-y -well," the’ Captain. "»!> Mwyiit-bhi reireat, mad thsn If wegrftin with yea." W fret bi wsrquit* is snr- ilcmeemn^lhoy wiHeom* toawubdfoem ■hue to gn, so the Msjnr, hut irfrqnlte W. as afrwie W esft HMtriala; ' *« ’ ■ ffoTa few tnidtties they wtrpto the odd I “Till then we can bare no peace, an<^ yet dues way oBe wuppoee (Ha gerdrn dh- end With the exultant eeoul fi>r their , meet is an a loos Aw war 1 Borne have CiBt-nf the Kneel!va, and debtawd EseeoUre bardiwu ped pride of aWertsihrd the loot ton of the jMMtW , opinion wm append to ar»y wegmtolitimi. and »idettss. aed when they arrired'pear Dmes ebeUfeh ur>|mM Inmgtne ms' >hrfr p.4iii«H't»»«y more or Iom the* a num. Dw ibry ent hwn the forrret and thus avoid<-d TOpW. suppouv 1 bevS-Boii' peor ttw wtonJed T«» unaccuatumed- f* such eyplorti, soldier bnrwe frixB the Md W fell -df dmee trim there leylKelma yitat I few* • *fTwb df IBM IMP Beer whh BM y-R baWd f op- hftWd*W«NtoerMtte , gtas own sob— tM hero oT many wellfoagbMwtie—yttar frwil frtdfl Md Hurdeo. [OsorK] Hardee. wfe*M captain prwyed huusrif early »farmland dritatt '.M'tmnBh agshrii yom.i, -Ihe Otb^.- Beaureipud jneoiw,] gMeii tn share tbe toils, the fortunes, the main, fortune* if it be.so, of the armi in tGe»rgid. ' n* goes whh a single purpoea to ereve‘whererer I direct, eskiag no partUul*F place. dswiriwg-BBUpMfal commend —failles Ibo spirit ton- made a-geortai hTRn'.«" '*•['1 r*«« I irosi ns goes not tn bleed, but to .cooqueL [Grfrdi^pUttSe.]*11* * » . - W<tb tbawrbopru I gd to YlrghH*.^ Lalo re versM here barest been enggem ad W-S.S A-.. is now MbFMaL , — to Check to ledgjand fa Stow going -up Itos river, sweepingmnwhrd toowrd lta North, gaming »touwy Mtorwicfeeyr«^ worir While WtoBidjH*’ »’ ™ ' Gj-M t. re aaa.,u I: nk iwMaraed over Ar |iyM Ant rifiered upl My first elfort wi aud l eeoKw.e.ub-totare to ■die* u4VbM Fbelfete .ibat ■ jnrt God V*As opMKBiiBMholy.and that of our enemy as intoallows. He may chas­ tise us fir ear .dfrncre, bat tn ao d-dng ba ia prefanng M. and la Hi*good Pros �’^■^1 * =' M .e IIaXTino,, November 7th, 1864. <Lh- J a -yii •a-l-if »8gJ Jt- ’'JU « m •>« s-sp«asa#48 "is » 3 » 3 «• » *-<•» T It ’< 1, J ff :. S E.l • k —-wr �*• »** SPECIAL MOT ICES ?h > "••I* * —< » — ■»**, U M a* iMMAjMtttCSarM u» mkh-W —rTTaOl—■■ L.il -OOaM, a*.ak i I. n. *«tars,., .«en saa. »U», 4) Lwr;f drb|||,i. K «v Hre w WHtMaSwm HMfi, •UJ~hur*aiaaiteM«>a.i»M«i' rf AkndMk.at.-uitt t>,, ■ m; M1H.V jot ni«*re rf (be Nuartbweet, that' they ••Hing more of thia preparation, and kirau It i"»ter ’^Usfection. tian S* ■ MMflMt* “•rft-at-ef other Cough Balaam now."' family abould U wMoni 1Cj rilhlo it attractive to the syte ; and w«' are aasurad tliat AeiKprfeaa as* weV-to tsffil nedsrk attractive U» tbe “poekel'’ also, aifl-r S»4 > r9fti‘L n h~»g r. *■*■"» “Wj«js«lt TM* For unple HKI.tfKOI,, »*n 1>.JMMa caaqlwwibf. *T‘H*n-TW*v..R4 .•s**, hleasra. Burton and Ackley wIIHm flhiirf gentlemanly and aecommodattag, and we hrspaak for lham their full uMrb of pet.' Towage. Saw their advertisement, in to­ U Maoa^ : [**.»!' 7-dr far Jeff B»vi»’ speech al.Mtoan wcites general comment. The New York Trilmnt say s: , f , t ning wtdeb was' well attended? "Ci ,<?. •■Thu man whii knpai nv*l Utlnutely HoLaaous and J. A.8»uur Riveted and completely (be ronditko of. thei f.welbto and ioapiritlng spcechaa, a Meh , Suatheru <A*niederacy in undoubtedly were IWewed to With great altevtidto^- ; ’rfl-raon Da via.. Tbe man al»c baa. tbe TO YvCMO MFJ?** | deepest iutarAl tn .a»oeeal that kanwlrdjza is aiaoJcffirraea Davis; yetis k jXVe legrn fro«i tbe liuvember num- JvffarakMi Davis who b author of the •poerte which j roelaime to all tbe world her «f thro_N»« AIasaxixb ■•( Fmmio* that tha.milltary reeonreve «f the Rebel­ *i» IjTnMUZRa. that it has already at- lion are’ well idjifb wsbanstad, arid its hope1 tamed a lergs circulation. The awn of <4 seseees alt but vanished. . Tbe Mnoon ' its r-MWv- Is to .rival the three dollar speech b perhaps, tbe ramt extraordinary 1 confession s»er put f..rthijy a great crim inaf before he actually stood upon the iMp^d ^MU^ta. Tte-a iihaa ^rroi (allows which war to be tbslii end of dwrtt^jha, promt y nor, io ever/ para-.j BMaw ar *arr At He ing at tbe Omrt H"tro> ae Monday eve plot* rxojtb ritvrrATtof i Cesaty of Barry., . AFINEAMOBCMENT £IiD1LIBIB©O3L’8 8TRA ■ dueed Htea to dhffit. Tbe pabKebera aay A Strange Mary trees *aa*la. that it ia only d-me by having's A letter from 3r. Prtsrsbnrg, in an -large eirwkrfhra, as' 'W»^Bay'>aro« Id car-- English paper, rweuti-oa an exiraorditt. *»$ affair which lately .occurred in the tatty-be loot nn a small ed?i»n. Wahars scarcely laAunrselvea room ' tawh of Orel, in Russia. A great lotol Ao speal(.«<.tha November number. hat! landl.wuer bad a large sum (Cirty-lhrce ikh>u«aiid ai|ver rouble*) h> roerita thro* ■wo may bciAy state that there i» a beau ■ the police office of iwi lUwn. On applytiful and touching eteel eryfrsviag, coiled i iug lor tbe BUioBiH tee wee told that the -Frt1 E»erT Cuam.s*—a very landsonir mooey cmrld ws br banded over tn Mm ■nleM bo proacatrd the office with faro llW**. Ccuxro - Faauuui Paat»— a j tbcnuiand aiher rouble*. lie refused, quantity U other engravings, tome af [ and inmhliitalt reported ihctcbdo fuSt. them secy pS«y,W41l stop'e^al to | Prtcraburg. and tbe tu>mey waa paid over the Isltoa a pieea oftoeoie, and tbe ( used sajoetraaal of inleirstiaf ‘ et-<rias, day, aa be was, quietly-anpAing in his peetry.dra. •— ' I study, a h>ud ring win toatd at tbe ball. Tbe servant un opening thodoor was inFriw ff rtptes HJOj 9 tmplra f slanlly pinioned,abd four man, their feaee♦ 10.00; «l «*»es iw.O»/ -totm- ( revered with black erupt-, •*“ room. The landuwucr __ as ,___ ora what hers amt, pactage pi)-’, A>r 25 eruts. told Mm be they wanted ; they ph ‘ ily ‘ Srtoay Afcchiwe/Vrotiem u , must hand over Ala d a -three tbouwtnd on rrrtoia frrmr. Addraee Deae..n 1 Beat coolnros roubles. With tba-gi____ . . be Peterson, 310 Walcut street, PhUndd j went over to bis • strong bng, opened itk seized a revolver, whfrib wsa laid on the top shell; and sbot two uf the robber* deed, Ike other two lrttm<diately taking to tlu ir heels. Ila then sent far assist anew, tbe polios, Ate.', and <« On crape being rsmovrd frum th* (psca of ths.dsad Wr. Emroa :—I wiah to aay through I men they wera recognised a* tbs bead of the police and his secretary. Ths body t our odumna that the fling ol the P.onttr ' of tbs former hashes* nembvod to Nfee at roe hl If i-«« nf Oet. «7th baa only fur interment. . k M r mAtaAxion*1 fetW pC.ladsbted; AlfD ■ mm BONFITS, . Aim mum 9OODS, Kg^K ■■■»mb-db hMtaMffbr eak«« Werhdooe oa ebort aetlee and ta fl^wtsiasaeiw ix-tiOT^-ssst r« ity, MkK. or S. B. Cook, HaatJrga, will ba «5 Mrpr*w- W Aiaii fishkk ’^^'“Kt-wucox COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. nactb>K«, OtL lift, l!t<. , All parsed barta, aialaa sgstat ttea oailmJjB low af Rutland, i ■■»■■*, aae tevrtby ■**«?, piiWNALBM ■ Ko irW.itta4fcr.ah. csMetarfisst.' On>rr ; JeO*CT*a »w4w gm4 taoromMet. ™ -^sdWvVTOrr. :1B’ . -•-■•’Ttayipsnar*!' roriCK is hereby fi-we. AataitlM MU«*n; I __ < ri......... ■_ K. h.M nn <k« TakklH ao Io bmhsM 'atanlb (rd!.biMW|«n*J.a3 rllA-.--^'4 e? >:iiqi| nh IRil'iTSiwifeSkl' iAiiol tie nuw »■»>« w »*kwv~jw^ .— — - ----J. Baxtar, wbeaa lean af egteawUl expire Dyewo- if which tbiZeooiiw*i» apert., ; .. ।. Ahee'R4»reaenlati«e Ibt each of the two RanFewntalire IHatricta into Which thia countr is di • tided, ayraoabta w the nroeUioas of Aol Ito. Ill, ’'Xttl^^wOflJroebrOrro-. la^e^ffiibatc'. t<i2eJof^Mede. PrJLTuTr. j X.A. riMsarMT* WOOLEF FACTOBT. HA8T1NU8, MICH. jam ' WANT 25.000 IJ*. »f WOOL W manufacture into CLOTH— AHMwey, Oiecaft Caere CoramtoetiMor. Betrayer U»d two Corvoere. D. H. MVSKTM, tMawuM —w f A TTORNKT sad COUBBSUbOM'AT bAW. A sod Botletw la ebswoory; Rotary Pabtle sod CursyaaMr Abo. CireaH Court Ooraratoelroer far iurr ' MTDDUV OFFICE OVER H* al^X. WOT* Uuwa lk lOT.C.U.1. lelVUm largam TteCfi mjlM: I»y ««•"< 1»“. I WhnfRj ’ Vm - j . > —-1-s- -r-- ^ddLWqk —J .uteoriOTr. Io Ik. arouud.ona for ua,and will brrag kdosm aa aone to be ia nhle to remove IV st**.».i.»e»a •*•■' M"" “d u' MOTOTkd U OU;AWk>li<7 lk°T. jaMoe of them era ao mesa, Aboliti««oiat» m d.;., iwfOT. k. diolox ■k*(k Str >*, m*> *rl kkHi»: WO ili.fcr lkkkk(k kCllkr r" W** <Hr M ,1 pkM O. prt.lOTlikeijkfOTkOTWWM-k fr«» Ok Ak>v Mkk arf jvn> akk*k»aktk,Fk«iUMi«kwMi. ■* 1 kw*. Ok» kk»—« rfik. kklkW. kk< U> awn r*> mkiak SkkwIkwkC akHOT'kkCkp. I o»k,kk«*rvl,lk« fitter'-?* r MF, a IteMy eAgraeed and rohired D«atx , FjtMHHx !&'& »*4# ulb** A frightful ««r engravings aro <>f tbe boot qaalitr.— ' accident has jmt takep plac“JS-ilVw Tbel^^d MfllUut afrgy uttbe. Dtr-, ta{i<m «t ihe Owxlre, 4| ary eon^bttproto.TM La»r's ftlWD aititcbtd .to the chandelier' nearly all of whom are laJie-, is higjilv ' from tbe r<<of barab Wjiuics erodA&U ll*M«t<tiM.-a>4'iU» to' great sapidity, and the. burin l<he a abowar <<-«ce <4 <e iht f^ratry;^ showing how large unffj ampwg whom were a 1 ■*<..—y.= ■ cwltfMiod a cteu My wriUra it p-< In a mnmrot the dretoea _<rT treaty7 M. a reseat -1 Many may tronflor bow any - Ihrm were in florara, and 'tiraar aorl<»i> i iiMgaxiae ora be gotap in so hand some! Inara* wore th* CMUfqsrsro -Ow^-*dTl the ladies war ro dre.dfullr injured that I end lavish a mauaer aa thia iu, at tbe low she died in a few fetffb aftdATTC . price of •UO.aayiag nothing of the ro-. JBHrDOT. snjr1 o-ff ffiMRhno3 r>~. W^WLTATOIWG «**»■■ /. Tbe bessaCwurtmro amgtorto. VHeiro Kff. MkuMsS. STORE. BLASTS '---- • ywiW--i m ...... ■'sdnesr P<I« too fl*!1 �aS?? ■tbp' ,r-pr,* HrattiC sitilToz JAinJta anuMi ararsai wmi awim 1m*i imwaunai. TftxmMkkxAt. 5S*iS Oa'hteda Caaataek Mart, art «m«« riirfMvr 4rW UuU ■ nrte cot apple. It UDOwKl 1 biarr or more aceyirdina tn aba.' a good pudding. Andtbes eeel iom/ dUbtn t»m befentw a* 1 art tavofebU Wityit IthiM rt aftdMoM wlrfototel food'tl ort Brt oi, MffrtMQ'Krft $| x^kiuiito " ,.u*... e Ikmmu C*toS«Osv ui*bn.tf" .UkoaiaW <4 ’ GROCERIES! — af dartanaaaebt >a» iar^drtrtoi;.- aMu Un '~e.<: CowoAra. ■ Sistiugs' $nsiit;’ n> wiw? «r <M । VuwA *Uum5i** ®*A ’8IA\» b <bal Maer ehriha at tbe aaaU rt Dieaaaa vc fublicLy cHAih.in(— Ofltvckar a*¥ VHMK MNVMcnSc ■fOMMBaatM «.*amob o* womki UWMg>»M JIM VHrtt ■aemmg • v ■ "Mt ’f totenmarttleee^bwn WUin&i. riGR. 1AI31BB. CODFISH; ,;tnz5»‘ia‘::^MT’^- ■ -rtT; A»5 vU niMruZt* . ■. CT®3ffK5T yxarnniXB-T CrtklMfairrtlc, Vi'.., ran ran airuiu mxkrt or rt* uaua. r®ro^' ^KETBiUDiL ioc.es: rrtiJtabc.wMr(b.i! Mke/prt bullock. ■'FEWCmCTlA.IMW. PAPEB. Dtvitu>m, 6abm, Mh •<. 11 { rxi Coniffiffll See! \*MtU atk Wilk ■j-yi iLCM W o cocrl 1/ da.a. Bish, botur, Ul BTATION1DRY, UateaebaMkoaW.bereMrtF- Lwriaa thfe. befUrU »«.’ .M the fcctoz <a to Hertetw i*dMa^wdHpr.i “ * aeraa rru.r.ly . and Be'<>!• wwetowUll —TKTTXT-------- AJfvfU.ER B«a rerrd of Ferwr artic** alter utter »r<wt MaHciee«rt biarth< - t I HVAE JUST RECEjJ^g^-^ ewaxers ..a too"* auk 1V0TBBL anthmaatieteoroigMyadm M DIR axk ismiTs p-aooa o'r,W^?C\.kt'a Ctvarvft.. ' T4<ooi\. VAka atwftrt ■ ___________ ■ —____■ ‘YVyaeruadfci iag thatrtP* to web ao e>teMM B^^SEttwteea J. M. BUI JOUS RO! imnrrcAW o&GAffB, .Sttiifc €r.ej»tl« 34ta4mtat, ‘ GHRE rd with Bheua.ii KUrrESLt i a TTOUST.t coc i A SoHartta'e Cbanwr . . ... *■- ’----■ alle.de IS FIFTEEF IHFFEBKfT BTTX.WL f***^*toir‘ Uu‘"c*‘ *" ‘■■SoSr&t SCliCTTII,4o;>W.in. the com ia tbar: Turn the bee ottr blade up. after making tba bold Corthe . e en(j jropp*,. >d, wbicb opeoa iffitd tbe —tour, fi»a, aix “er more dropper is guagej' fbu— n rererued, aad tbe W| t,Z« CbwrtK KeWola. M0K dfr.' Errtr'trtMaaeaC WanwIW lor F ••Mr wtfa hna bnoantder wwa Btoemati, eT aa Maatoory chencttrJbr .tout «U or ae« Ab,o:!,L» l'r*1 Reieaa, fro* «>00 to C500. THE AMEBICdUI OBfiAE la a» eeliraly L J fa.tTeoJj.1 It aZSaUa t ige of thia dropper 4a, AS ■ wan, taoaete vetwa aea To lew fwrtli. TriK EuKr.jn KKUhMte dropping ia gmerallj done ta aaewqlH to tbeiaaflhhot i Will ba uaed.-rtMl IEAI7T amewcIn organs * ^Urhiqna <e Atain. of W A»t agant, aad ra»l the oartiScaeaa, art iC^* lAwivA. «s ajMiev. « 4tarfe®aaws«^ ?r *^|**fT~ r* *. - r i i,l t •.. .. jnftxarftysg»-awM> 1MADE i Clolhini^ *RweH.I, B «x, fMutfl AND1 DRY GOODS! WwWW*. *»JF.eXi.ZZe.'114 tor-, u. rtdw • th? to. '» l«MW - SrCite Very L4w«m »•• ■• • • >«: Z SlMAauSodUA ' '' - a -»* "iKtW?.7T. *d ***,~ tbia appMM to he the earn-. War bMMrtMrt hoMy ia stof ommi/MK* rt bo« kept rtrtaoawrtHo Mbaeu have boa to tbe £rt Tbe iaeariobh V' P**1 FW-"" far HIDDLtrtLU, atefawr, ’ OFFICE OVER BLAKE* STORE. m ft. 7*^* ■ MibvOrtaud'bntoiwau«1 OMBW* ' & ,rtx« <" O'e rnSfr ■> n. m. sniJ CtOUSTT TMASUUB _ysss“.'~?f- i&7r'.*a � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-11-16.pdf 554dce7956effb02029701e9c8bd1d48 PDF Text Text H O3Z H HASTINGS, BABJtY COWL MCI- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1ft, W..“^ 1 It FUBLI&JED BY EBY VE0NI6MY. r a ksxiMaa, '•£*»« courrt, wicrtoatr l" U . J. I II DYSPEPSIA, “Hon home, all of yro 1 Ua- »to>v MiQHjl w^rtaiaaawi of-.l***- .1 am to U peatmiairoas, you know.” '■ -Not a bit of U," said Leonora. “You are only to tola the background and di­ rect the eovalopee, which 1 will deliver to anxious inquirer*.” , “Whew! |mw important *• are I" waa the marry answer; and the laughing •"Ttftt.' cu^uu.-^ Stltrtri nD MnUID mtgVLTINC r»OM DISORDERS OF THE UVER 4VU.ia"Jto-er k-<D DIGESTIVE OBGAJtS, ABE CUUD BY GERMAN SlTpS, ASIfljif • A w» "mt nussTHHi.sd Haro mare *PusHmlly; H.<VI JtOKK KEsPg'TABUPfOPLX TO liantiy Hlu.uin.tod when, two hour* later, the youeg girl, annuunoad all In rsadi ness for vpoattig tte d.ws. The p«Uy tables, tasteful dwuratiow, and groups of lovely girls made no reran picture, and Clairevilla walked about, admired, and aboveall. purchased to the fell content of the fair originators ol the entertainment. Hidden away from eight by the lull folds of a curisuo, Amy eat .brined in the poet- Bw a Mite'S basil sbeil X . Muy .swfeteatetewwsqu <d|»«« to «>U»tha^ no fitted is the .Post < ■duter.—g^» M lixnrd Ttorev sre phyla* sn*s<s thsrei JSsstings* Swivra Jirttho. ■MFLANFS GEBBfS BITTERS WILL CUBS EYES Y CARE OF Caatoipnlioa, Inward Ptl.^ FoUmss of.B)ote ’ llir Hrad. AreWity of ike Motnsrh. Xsesrs. vanbors, Dhrat for Food. FatlMaa or Wright ■ Un tMeaeoh, (tore hto*«e<feb< •' ■» Vbve tbe bsUle-cry, a. towfer Thrtll,' th. Mules'* iUb-Mtod wma. But wk.rv, k]1 saMrvcd u>4 blredlsg. 0 « th. dyiagMd lb. todXlEl>t-rin( with eesrags saiatlr. \Yhm the tmrt of s>.n wonM qaall, Tl-er.be..-, an A bbr Otbbortt, Many a' HoHntoeBighUnfUv.' WhsaUtotommEsow Mdndly, Shall hare aprotit.tags si leal.. Ard its ihrtUurg history only . Shall be history »f th. p«<- ter* Busy Mcitems fair cheeks, and, ap h lar name* and after a nd each other over Ml. - , dsaly a call from Nora made her turn pale; bar fiugsrs trembled as ahe drew from bar buaurn tbe latter the had writ­ tea with a prayer. It waa fully directed, yet ahe hesitated, holding it as if reluct ant to let It go. ‘Q.me, Amy. Is’there nothing fiw Mr. Leonard Wstsoh T* arid! Leonor* The Inlier was slipped through the ap­ pointed plape in ths curtain, gnd Amy drew a quick breath of apprehension as sb. beard ike manly voice that ekid. •■Ttatnk yew Miss Darey.” “If he i. sngrv I” she whispered. “If he should be angry !” Bat Lcmasd Wstaro had slipped the letter carelessly into the breast picket of Muy a n.tn. .toll hr, in ,torr. JJiHtUaw. It THE BEST TMtC pleasures to salictv, end who bail not learwed to look for life’s purpose is duty. Th. hill, world of CmroUto spoke w.ll of Leouard W alson. The girls adndred biaeoertly gaihmtry, hia polished man­ ner, and boneyed word. ; the young men epplaodrd hrt generoMly, fits wineau kis horses, and his guod temper ; the older beads were ready to worship his wealth, bis birth, and proilfoa-, role here and iy »tiD wy mats sb: I. A. • <■• G- UOLBBOOB, a TYOBXBYS.ad Councilor, at^Uw. aadSa- cr-nducled by Secretary .BtantoW CoL Claeseret, one af the abto.t of the foreign officers.**».hew given their earrlces to this cuoetry—a wian wbogy qpijuoe is worth all tbe French princes HcClell.n had up<« Ms suffnmwlthstonflnghe csbiHts at times too wiuch WMtnpMt- Mfierity «bdteYbmn ddforem from the wdhsry linrilrtte there-Wag ,*My and shall have laid them bare, there rdm alm, *e believe,tte memory of tail. Two ofthem have bcm preserved a great General, and vf two great admin In­ ’ rtlrfts adWwirdsd to Prol Agt»istrators, snd thqir work, a great nation. Al, 4>F; H«HaWb-Unirer*ky. One to Sherman, baa, by bis genius covered tbe preserved to spirit* and ia kept is Mr. -defective orgsniralion of the artjry.— Furgiiaon'a office, tbe ptfisr Siaston and Meigs have proved what c*11 b» drawn from a free utlu, and-lraw, it can be employed. We set asidg.^im- tteW arb tberaily bpeclmen* be be* ever meoso rsaourcve lavished in yai» up00 tael, with the «xreption of roe found ia fed the Army‘.of tbe Potomac, wbieb;Mo- Mueewmof ths Uuivereiy of Munich. CteIlan pad bis successors have never known ter* to uiilixeBut wtes >« look upon Sherman's immense asfltj, HwWh.VVjrtpjf.wd'l. UWfclty msinlailtd constantly at the Cguro of m mtaiMt; a»fii«<igh it i» well known to one hundred thousand men, prwteiOed from its base ofoperationsto its objective finding itself provided from the earliest a pea )«>lted down eotne odd exbeeit or queer expression ; again ehe would toes bsok her bright curls, and a saucy smile would crocs her little in oath, as mischief Bsw)d from tbe smaii g.ddeo point of her weapon. Ono after another, the little momentary miarroption* which the »•• my mav occssiue upon the lin<: ol earn sheets of ante p.iper acre filled .with dainty characters, folded, nod slipped ela at Fairbank, of an oecarional tepee ,muuieaiion, end ready to rvsuiae the of and mure anew with its «fojacU»e ,r‘n*c intoths snowy envelopes. Suddenly the into inebriety, or dropped a hint feat ten.ivo f ^rs found'in every path of science. -‘young Watson wea livtag too fas*” t transformed htlo a MstM base t4vdJNTiThere were many hrighr bdlte who Ittoos j.we say. Ufid oeMrtsWqA * «tore cbcti.hed a secret belief of LeouanTs ,grandiose-military spectacle sKwded to markdd preference, yet the gsy heart was iman, and that Jli^JApVto 1“°“'^ could untouched, tte Wrdwted aoul unsatisfied, i ‘‘Htinor’be to t—------- ,------- f . JOHN ROBERT*, I hr w*» a free man, In word and thought. m pWichw’Gfo nxtoe of toir IgUYBICUX steRurK"® Dwrilisgo" Bro* as he reiMiteted up the fclr el Clairerille teoreeded i *»■ l.igto. History will do; it W.v. seer tte Cosrt House. with Amy's letter lying upon Ms breast i crontry i _ ____ It wss night,„______ snd be was atone In tte will teatow. ju.l.oo pp-n item amps day; Bit by .ibowriadog and tor* over ths he recollected the raterive ; ' that juytic-which, *P.kf»<*bhg^ what larger than tlhiec she bad )>ow us KJlPPESJt BURROWS. library before he recollected the raleeive ; i way to ynur neighbor's rtoellept man­ - mg. r.nd begin to write again, not, s« be I then, with an Indolent curiosity, be— drew 1I n„. t,, bo their portion now^ iand ,wbieh sion, which fie •»» recently built, and fair, wrtrry and careloM, tot with deep | it forth. “Some flat eoool-gtrl verses." i» Ather wrteted from tie than vMuntertfy paid tofy ted filled out "Oh that I waa teSsLs sltsodtoi to with prompterThe American administrative a rieh imm f* • '"• wroeemro* the rapid pen evidently Use. j he muttered, “or woroe, a dose of flat given. ‘ ' ‘ military mechanism i* oteplately oppoamg worde of grave import and weight.— terv veiled by an incognita." Get angry with your neighbor and Once ah" p*»«ed, and, folding her little I At first he reml with a Isay exprsssbwi ♦d to that of tbe: Fr^ch \ army, d^:Me think yw have not a friend io the wwLL liantfat, reined her eyes in prayer. A. of mocking open bls,lips; bet, ss the have remained for a long time without Sbfd p tear or two, and lake n walk i« ElgMh belowCoatee R trvel, «(><• ae-nled tbe long letter, she did what ' lines were traced wife earnest care, so as comprehending its siinplicity. We ‘saw tbe buiial iiroiinJ, ciHitninHlIj r-iyb,’ to jfcallfUb.risdVref dwt negfeeied before—dtrectod it, in a i be read, tbe man's soul was aroused to but waste, 'ahd*T!fil* tMVunderstxnd ita yourself! Sign* rots'fara trirod, and nsvir dear, pretty fomd. an ” toeu plsoed *1 | thought and interest. Hot, angry fln«b । vast scope; The dsperimsaV 6f Sher­ - -------------------&r.C. M.-tesfcsest-BmMhte---------------- rd. n. etbbtb, enable, rue to say llial I regard iMU'nsan oiretully io her writing-desk. Agamete I ea chased each other n^r Me brow, yet man’s campaign Is eonejoeive : lbs mili­ forget y Q»r kindness, sad ewv boor in o.ntinued her task, sometime* a scrap of be did n»l finch i •»*y word of tbe ap- tary adininlstfst'iih c>fthiv Pr«mch‘ army the day whisper.to josrsel^ “I wonder tRHin. verse, a saucy qnotattou, or even an ad­ Kl, though it stung Mm with its sooreb- would hsvefayen tfirsroh by doUil.". m *. ______ if he wtll.ever pay_ lhat nolel” . . .< ... ___ _ It.lt. Tfiftik everybody niekhir to cheat y ou. uutb. and searching questions, vraa II. K.MMSLHbW, graceful nuts was written and folded.— persued faithfully, till at lbs end, fee Ctetety'eramfoesvery bill you lake, and tovsrr."SSffiJSl! Sire waa busy, when laughing wiero dainty signature, “Your sincere friend," at Rotne,’ G*. on the 20fe ult, aroWn rtooVtiM beiogrpenmM until yog have Free. Re». J- D. Ter**. I'**««>r ef tb^ M. «. the haU made her pause.. al S..rwich. VtM on, the SPlh ■ <*f found’ him eenous and sad. Put, W'uildrocq in uvt>ody, believe * Jankas* i~-Dso»f’fe s—Ua’tax “»«d year • Ceine right, wp- gUla. 1 »ra »y “It h all true,” he said, in a low tone, efr’ry \niuf y.« trade with to be a rogo* room.” she called. rising, and pacing the floor with a aiiH* ■- NeVerWntenw^Ui If - you can posAnd in ansstor.to lbs .summons, four yet even Stop. “1 am wasting ell God’s i; tte oujbresk of *ka Mvxican^nar !/d UlkT, tb»t I. meat ew. of Weerst drtJtlty Of out of New England.the Dllj Regimrul pblyW^h. Nsvrr iriAt the lick or thv sr.leia it is IhMSteksaJu-;^ v^usMs re® gAv beUagwCCImrwi'ill* came dancing fa-' blrvsings-eqmmdering my wealth fim\ aSMtod, aad otvrr-gi»e* farthing-to ssrutlM r»«n. »Wi “Huw many base you iahly ; undermining my beelfe srlchydly ;. gcilteu, An«J V . •• ' flinging my betotysare away in Tolly, if .“Oh,avw so many I 1 don e know.— ! not in vics. How earnestly ah* writset ^AwT^a^ww"of «WF’ MUato <HI, and her‘dear brother,' aroma from ter verv teort. Who wrote it 1 Ha! the fromeighl whita bauds Wto h*r lap, while! asm’s hav.d <«i tte envelope os inside, mid ’ .. r ... i. ....MLMrl anti rrad ssj- j; a.'at -«■«■>• it waa directed bv Ainy-GreysoD, Amy 'At the gapiratloa ofhis -ierrtf pf aervicb Grejeoel I alw.y tteagbtter n-rerry. ■ ) „v) uUus‘ "‘•1 Le^r. U~w. ligbltaortaddWdtteMhi—items tte Ilie reanlisied wIlhS^ffl^W"1^ and was commissioned Ltrut Oiionel.— ^rweu. .Wm cWr«u b»l ■« M" letter afanobto, esinret Christian omasa i How beautiful she writes! Yet—yet ho. .ha d.rotoee me! Alter eh. lashes fUlto/redTcro! Wife bhat bittor having shared in lhe operations In South eastern MiawHirh ' Ae'laftfles of Fort eik—-tick nt "brert end U-U. Ln.” MroMmsbe queariroe my swsrse! y.t it v.rtetee *-Mi t* *«Hd. Ntehlrg everybody saya tbe-jKsatorffica.-wtU bo the Dvnslam, Shiloh. G»oetaUsey,! b..w earos-tly aha itefdor. roe to puwe burg. Pleasant Hill and Jooeefeura.. - Al WlHsfeteeT «<r’.stoerorage you Wrot.aursetiva faaiwe wf our fefc.•4*«» while them U./rtWP*. and think of Pie«*nl HiUutjpra.iifoUj remembered thrown glaam of sunshine or* .toy of ,U1 wftMi A ‘fj- AjJ 'f as tbe Red River disaster to Gro. Bank a warmth into ^onr^rxH-^ _ , it was laid, weWg gij.l.tji'x'd pile of leU c“ -4-SM! UKMsaShtft .«»**» out Emu de Cul.^me ofJe»n Marie Farto uf suffering, raft Ahck 'froS ins has appeared in a French journal j,— Ms c.«.nttnio« Ud n’Yw.vte*d Yfeerts are mroy Fartnas at Cologne, •** t>fubdm of rottrse. flslte to be the real »mon Pure. • A Franch gsnitoman wbd In rtfo eitv,'tefo* mtxiote to obtain a few boCtte*. snlered Veto • fee jTOSir&swx ^T.’LS'JTu" ,s:»as?tai.S ' *»«¥?*!!: T “iuZk^dWfcte-bted ’ «’l 1 ‘F. . inrtu. lk. -®m. ullka«T. ™-r Mr r-~. b-reS-- •» 1 J 7 .___ aura -over After making a purchase, he conjurvd ike master of lb*. asUbltehment to aay xtrty ��GREAT TUMBLE IN GO i IN DRY GOOI AT SKINNER’S!CREEK. The Only Exclusive CASH STORE in BATTEE Large Stock of Goods and Greai 01 IM U a I® s *«« 1 £ 8 il il ; jn 11 1 1^-5 in! 83 3*h !4fr ?» = -.£ || | t-S!:oa8t;.S?3SSSW i§ s? • ■? ’J CC-‘ \ -• } �DRUG STORE H! TftNtftSnk«*A ^rouktov o\ X\\x. wu«Xe.nv. Axx \.W*&&•©» LwVrtxX*. wtttcXx O.W eVudix trt ftiowtiycXx 'SX.VU.tw,Mo\k\.e\x,\^ med «i»H hewteeped fa fameefa^ far taVx\\ vw \lyc^xt <\aa.\\KAhe%, reltth g tniature <*f plaster wad ewiphee wmfa! fatrtn. A t«p*MsWlnf trfifawend wAnd aahre, with ■ IM* Kypmat, «Ul WW 'erv beerfria! is prow* in* growth. Sfane prefer *<*fog iW^wd hi th* span* bet«*tAt the'row*, faet-wd \>f brdedreatta* it. This l« arromplUMIhy drawing a lint* w ith rh? corner of th»> W 'bitwing lira *isd Slid covering H by hand, «sMh»'? »>•«{fa a efui nMntMa.3 I I'T mixing with th* tunal winter ftk>d <d.*U-ck is alwaye defaraMa and. pr^table. Animal* aepm JA ba Mfare fa-alurjr, *od to thriva better whew *uppiiud with them. Soma, indeed fanioet all, root arop* Aouriah well iff prairie anil where properly cm W rated, •M WWW'W tamed; bencr. wermartdnilwaya urge * fair pTknthig nf the root eropa. €fcH! ■ c Ibow that neither carrot*, rutabaga*. |>eet«'t>or turnips are very gTOeratty grown by wisteru farmer*,fur »uiek feed ing purpoae*. Corn funthbe* a far nn>re .RRlrilivc food, and It eeero* unprofitable la tweny.10 feed crop* that *e»m to go ao little way toward* fattening a* du meat root crape. Still thorn who hpvc grown them and lead them moat, are Ihrir warmcat airoalM Nearly all the month it will do to row the white turnip Med, and our fara»«r< wboae hay crop pm-vea very light, ean do nothing Miter uow ^/bclp themedVc* oat, then to *>»w a patch. They ere «>•■< mbatetlYe of the material* that gn tn make up the grain*, they require no after odtivatmn, and almoet ad B’Jr land* arc awwrt ^rtAoevUU*** .W ■ M .UM W GROCERIES! 8 »*»***■ i ,c\ .■,. ■• WE PVBMCLY (NULUtSOI W CHINKS OP ARY OTHER MAX UFA TO DO AM LAWUt A KANOK OF ■ . AS CAM EASILY BE DOSE OM H MAUHIXBt. -i=ssrs " R, J. GRANT! TEA. COFFEE. inOAB, 8MC«8. PEPPER. PRVXEB. rtCk. RAIilFB. OODFIM; U». «pp«r Md .b«l irom. d«M «1 ft.. *bori**t n-u. n MoCOXXKLL. Ln .. ornfiB 91 WAMUKOTOM ST. JfilzftM' Fever; lrei>et- and j£gi ' tLiv'dr CbmpZai 0MM«>) H...MUI MKU. WmU Kidney Ccrrnpla.in.it, ST’ ttoA Ix\\ AU* a gnat variety eC the lovenoXwtt, ffmT.ta-RS*? fp:R-w-rnmirRT ©y a t>VWVV« y J, ,-.. . *V\xeM, 'BXX.Vtr* A*4 CMUatKxincU, ate co\yv\lomA ©5 rate an4 \yo\jfr«r$\\.\. totrt% avxA wXxvcNx vcvake. ^tveux ,, ; STXTIONHRT, JEFFERSON FARMEE, Gm. Ag’l. . . ' WuAA^ 'VovG.b. PEXR. PENCILS. INKS. PAPER, EN­ VELOPES, CARDS, At, U. Upon our ib«lr« may ba fo.nd .11 of "Dr ■RoXxxcVs ’•- 1»t-« betptec. froffi RbeemstiAaj. **d rtraag* to My that oo. batU. cured Ur r=Ur.lr_ I erite th>«, _ _ lit. Dt. 'KtAaock'w &CAMXcV. % MMharMMdy: and I aaestrong tcnai, ul fa. RCttML \Xve Woo* V00* YtkCLtX VCtaYtW TWatkW XJocKoy'r 'BX.W.r.' (DHIRO, UUflB (DASH ... . ft\o WbQteW ‘BX.yu tw 4’Aow^cW'WAX.cr. TJ». 'R.eAsaek.’w -T/‘ ’■■■ VSXovcvacXx 'B’xXX.evw are. X\ve v\e\j, xwclvCb SoXace, CqW^DIAc 3.-; a tad SELF-ADJUSTITG WRINGER Nu Wjod-Wori'to Swell or Split Dt. Vx>\vock'w . ’ft^oxxxaeXx, 'ii'AVevw vwvMtovdM,, K\ve. \vdik1 c\<& IYSIOIAXi G- O O 30 S , ^/.T ■. roj A,« L..,/# WMeh I oT.rtl draw water are left open. !hdt tba ar» !■ iaart ftrniy,(Which u wttl tat do if the tubeauf the atom* are bruieed and laaoeraled. An endlese ornamental vcwale are used oqnall^agfa adapted for Ibe । . OU. ' wrovaaa ■.SvrJtrinmr* ee., jr* » FUttSL, Rew Yori. and Ohrriwd 01 , Ktt SOWTWtOKAitwr what everybody tsows, tu..' ?*** i*”*’ r—t iramjlk S.®. ft H.W. SWOT'S AMERICA! OHGAXB, IBIXOTS & HHum. fh-m .100 to MOO. that tMHMRlka are inaerted in Thia wkfeF ought to be chat day orttfS in two day* at U»t_ _____ end a tb'm alico should be efaarrty cuLro the *n(k#.eaed stalk evey, tittfythe Jw»i - M*ta*wwfa*1 ninletoMar* eetaawattol. Tta* th* i’uiMWw Wne«OT baa ail th* advMlaa*M>n4n<a>aMU>a.dirwlvMtogn ator. tawed. ■ that *U whe fa*«.tMtod a prMoaaca it th* faW.WrieMr *ru iaMte; . ..iA-.ro M ■ > VbMM wiU wtfaga.Xfcrasdara with- We ana bl *11 Ih* pap w with laatirnoaiala. hut THE AMERICAN ORGAN I.UUMrH.Mm.1 tMiMVN^ ■ 'B'AVvft VJ axxA vtuikw TL^t. c.w\ov}Q.\At, IB FIFTEEX DIFFKREXT STYLES. KUWAXTLY FIKWHKD ROSEWOOD. FvlWriareM. , BLACK WALXUT AMD OAK For Cb.rehe^ School., Lodgre, «u. I havw every kind of good*, wdf a* BX6«mxc\v A.’IX*e ciflith Srtmrl* Atttdputtf, ©♦: 'a.oWek'R *•'• ■ ftXofMxcVw ‘BWX.ws mr’v^’Jd**though f« eialy. GODFRtr BCSXFFEJ. vn Mtak^a, site* J^f=rsrtsxxs ,:.11i,^^ C.r*,' *ad coatiautd to lek. It Ubeee W U kuu m I. W.Ul... b.U txrc X\vt SoVWc v'v. VtUtM^Xtu V*«*>c’rv\AA\n ^utrv^hc a, "D >s»* •WCttrv^ KX«e S- “<TAWif' >irtiror-4^ pdit Gp’ fn”5 quMt batllee,'of. 4-Ma4 Mm nheuefa « U«. Th» lal^l i* Jlnrly rnfrjnd.<uJ ta proviltl u-ifh a aofe-giou-J THE AMERICAN ORGANS AreproNwcrd by awttaaLaadtM aft*. IhAtaalroalarga MiortWiutoT Piano* ft Melodeon*! Dwcnplu. rircBlw»*eM free of cbcrga. a ■MglO DRY GQODSt W. Wf KIMBALL, 142 Lake Su, Cmicaoo. vr mn-em years goo. of every deecf^Wm. VT ■a.<L C. Bernet, a fittiaguHrol cbeeriat «M DrwsMM tfaeityef Beftfa, R.T. I**«W aMiaaeaAMmd a eempmed hnewn a* RR®. TOL’R BALHAMOI HOARBODXD, which I* • 3HOT8 OTIIJiM 'ARE! .Iftd. OFFICE i, with ‘jyjgjyh Sprint mM. Thii I and be very eer* roof «d hwildinf Unusually Low! S^^JB^aaiTirss? kttfttaMtsa. IWUM. SSSSEEt � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-11-23.pdf c9ebae5bf5360f32526a8962033eecb2 PDF Text Text ** dbdWlnmfc bumiran btim vKNuskjiy, tv' aisihiae, Tabky Coc^rvf, mickioab DlSOHDEKt tlT'TUE LIVER fa.»’ lu> Di«Bmrx«<u|e. m ecus n HOOFLAKO'®'- ■ OCaa ant Ball sabseribtn, »1 M per *• .v^Mw4vaee5 ' . BIKERS, .GERMAK ■ TBS fiBJUT STRBMOTagJUSK Bm4ewea4sdMtsrg>sr Helen M*g ItWepMti nd, Ifataning to the stirring words, the .blood thrilled l”4Si'nB|rVrarBling words, Hotre- TCIt.IO jeelwmtl needed." i*At । r1 • cams so to i hey are gl 1 f V • Tb*^iLyotb«r*rtlefai. tbl isujtll Slsstinjs' Swriittss Sirttlorj. MortisD's cEinu uttui lore. AUo Koterv it of tW U»*U««» He wot Ateaoaosis, Csuttiw ns Rum or Vfbbkvj. £WtL tlUT"? UITJEX XOx'JITAjXXXC It THE BEST TOXIC SJuullatj. “O Hugh ! I cannot fat you gn—f canto?C! I canBot—1 thonld just die!" Anil white betas werealsapedround the ynung man's heck,-and a flushed chevlt laid sgninet hfa own. The arms that held berdsd nol clasp her closer, as one would suppose after eiieh ati expression of affec­ tion. bot rather (•Hieened, while n lutjk half stern helfasd, settled upon bis fine "Bet Nettle, mir country needs all her sone nt this drrad time—these ‘brenthsleeplrew timet.’ Just tblnl a muinent and I know ro« willa^ree with me."' "I' lote you better than my country.— Hugh, I CBtHlul IX you go?" ptavt’ .1 jtJ.LOKS.AT tjW “Nellis." "Oh dear me, Hogh I you ere an tire suiucly. good!” apd the pretty moutli «U dr*i*u demun-lv. But tbe M4neM of. the young nwi't face did nutsfaste ou< whit ;• it rather • Y«ir»Jt.l«i<fSiK ■ JUi.TDRXKl \y0'^tx.yintwntbyt< "YoU sban'lgn, Htfgb, till you promise qol to go -in the Anuy." And a fiail barricade pf two while arms were placed acruM the door. "I eannpt promise, Nettle. Feeling as I zL. I ntiwhL break tnv nromise.” "The girl loved him as well aa her shallow nature was capable of loving, and foe tw> rained down her face. Hugh Lsicoster, (ike mutt men, could not stand a wumae's tears,—»u be pel hfa arms -R.UI.U *-*.'■ rppnd her and spoke low and tenderly s “Worou chan that, Hugh—she It m*rT.do not deny, dnriing, that it.is tiwrd • . far me to go. It would be far ptwwantnr riad I" . "To whoml" to stoe at horpe-nnd have you to lose me; The voice was fearfully ealm, but the but,4\liMUl country is the apple fane wti tbe face of the dead. "T<> Captain Sydenham Trails, of the "A hero, Hugh, who has given his life for his eobniry." “Only b<s blond, Cul.faH, but bk. life beluuge to hfa country." . . He el ussd bit eyes, weakly, aod a dead ly paleness overspread hie face. I had promised the Burgeon td'tell httoW his danger, and the task *■> painful; F mtMt perform it. 1-tuld him aw tenderly as -I couid, There wan • little natoralafiria^ •’•I.ty'®' tbe dread usomiter, then all was "Jost hr God wills," tie add, but hit lip quivered. ■ • ••Hugh,tBtirerae!ny’on<> job would like to aee.^ny one you -WtAd life to has* with yottf wksa—whtsr—"Icuuid II few, ■■■ there!...nit ..no face I Care to see Xtrth. HellenBifrtWfWt I table* exp«? it el smglMd.i hast neither father.math er, sister, nor brother to mourn for **5 I left l^ini jit the eurgepn entered, and taking the fiftf*frairf*was’ W-—-by sun­ rise. I found -the Borne family al break­ fast. I made few Words answer, fortfme waa previous. -'-‘‘I "Mellen, yo« know Neltio's perfidy.— Lekntcr is lying ta!the bospitsl tt Xlesdsndris with only* few days to lire. The | are many ex« ! ; ■fate of tlilnga, skiU to rise «i wMck will in ■ Maryland. T1 land ahoulddi'^-—■ Rr/T— wraith of the state should fall lo new uwnifa. 'TWs’wilj;probably. eccdt j Ud if the planters were willing to nee Cree laboriif they could sink their prejudices and Fratfakfa/frad "bot hlelllgeaily, XblJ woflfd have fortune in their grasp. And it fa certain tbst whoever of them ha* Uoi+ighiand whfe'spirit , will,be fraud ten veare from nfaw a ’ leader, hmunget tat tle,’-<M ibe IMr uf torprieing orphan, you know, bmtberleM nod sitter-, less. ’ I came here Without hie kn<iw|r££e knowing » hatpleksuhr it would give him tutsveymi;" !■• -’if ». ><Z.K.l Her face was.-white and otM. eh tf bit heart *m Auraed to_efawe. >. lesaa ■ ■^Father, may f go F . lt - ■_ “Just as yon fod about ft, w child. I feel entry for poor Hugh." " ‘' “I will acootnphny yhh'Colonel Pana, loon stay at Cmstn Mary's, father,«NUpt when I am with Hugh.” H *'> •­ “We left within an hnor, and reached Alexandria at nine o'clock ?,.>(. J cent Helm in alone. - When I-joined, th am she sat by the cot with r . -t . . . '-God bless ’ “At long m you need me.drtfr Hugh." "You know that I mb going. Helen F .lYut- going-to-thgjrawAlifarwtera there fa freedom fonHermore, where Only Christ rules," . ' . . "Lore Is no feint mirage there, Helen. Hit lore alone owyalfafy tbe aoul; there is oft love like Goda lore; there la no peace like his peace." . fie grew mory feverish' at the night wore on, and bis rrflnd wandered tlimewhat. Hbtelked omstanHy of Nettie, know ii;fael Win every throb of my heart and the old tifabe i" before tbe wir." 1 Craven diet I am. to think of letting a was studying HelMCb pel*, taaaefcfui face, better, a fast “ I annulsOouM nut redeem Ml girlaland between me and toy bunoq and reading tbe secret I bad before »u« , .. . > . yet h H hard, hard.’* • ' ’ Sydenham Travfe, . K?J All this be muttered th hlmeelf while ••What caa seasUe feels, or aets.oreowar*s» watHngooroee the fieHetiHelenSbome. Hot all lbs bleed Mall Us Bawatoa.7 . ., Hellen Barns was his dead Bister's Hugh «>ng my Und“ull it" pstoesTiM most intimate friend. All her- life ebe had- loved Hugh; but only her Maker knew iv (Hi, if iMaga were not fosievdF crooked to this world I—hsre In Helen the sofa, and left her. • “I will call upon UsUa Burns; she it •sjfia-; know what her answer would be. Tbe soul that looked out of those large gray eyre upontheSturid was no coramvtisoul but earnest,1 questioning, ‘strong. Life was a aeriuos thing to faeh “( du nut thiuk any one ia justified In sitting at home. Hush, when our coimiry needs them, and Certainly Out when their soiil hears witneaa to that need and lheir own duli;^ ’■Heleh you bave'doclded me. ’t‘ will see Colonel Dtnt this very uigbt.*' , / Shun after, there was a tearful pnrtiojt nt Nettie’s bomb ; and tbe girl lay eeeniingjly incunmilafcle, lay all day long oh the sofa, face downward, much to the worry of be< nfether. In a week's time alia wna as happy as ever; consoling her­ self after Hugh’s departure'by a,r.», I with the numerous young officers that inadu.famoue tbe latter part of the winter nod spring. ■ ‘ TTuie crept ion. bringing the usual cbsngrx. Hugh Leicester, lying in*the hospital with un'tigly flesh wound *u> his xb-'uldcr, tbougbl tenderly of fair-haired Nvltie. iaesw-ew "1 am going- fawns LeeisUr. What m>i .hall I carry fur you to Nettie Lewrencet" ■ • •>’, oft -s -> "Tell her. Colonel, that jf my. right arm w ere nvt a prisoner—.abt to the r»Uels but to pain—I would writ*,.bPkl onlj tend my ;|uve. aid Xbfa riag, by «ny Colonel." • Kewp up,a ^rave boacVlxx^atsr." J said, f ir.l bad |u\ed Um fayiu a boy.^nd it bothered an to se«,iijiuead,. -bsjuai live days 1 will.return to osmp and I hope to b« able to, meet you in the field again." Io juat five days I ret irned,, and the first man I saw wav Hugh. I made be­ lieve 1 did nut see him, and .tomed to amAher part of the Odd, Al night, aa I satin iny tent chewing the end uf awtol and bitter fancies, a vuice outside startled The elavt ■arrow id< devoted to lacking etrts culturiste, with such adrantagrs of anil, tiUMikm and labor, fa fartoMle Indeed, and bee wly iterif to Hase If It But grew rapidly rich. A Urge fwrt o* Maryland, tying open the Cbesapeak* Bay, Is certsiiato baeume in a abort time a —----------- -J— for New Turk and__ ___________ ___ _ If the old planters will not embark in this profiuble bualMes, hot prefer to abandon their homes, a M* population will come in,, Alree^y we beer of pro­ jects for the purchase of large eeiatau upon the Eastern Shore, and the ewttlw- �.. _.... ivwxxr x>jE».ty€^ &«r<o5a»(. I 301 A Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries, Just Opened, and for i Sale Cheap, at ; « BURTON 8c ACKLEY’S. ' ' 8XOj££ £H X£UB B4.WBX StOCJfi. Hastings, November 7th, 1864. a ci s.’ Ml i*H ojj5 iiiltii mmivlr 1 * Ww i •? . S S S ��hastimgb mowing bar* Ml.^«dh wob other In ■nui«it aucewsalofe, though nut ttxr ««iek for ynor wfflhlg bands. •.• ’ X ftw weeks mby* and th* wheat ’•ill Sat.*#, the pntatmjadug, tbaoom huskaniftha barns ami cel tan wilt b* dnug • pd orderly. .Lh, every duty bela see t now and then ba well aud Culhfully done. .Your aommar'a work will then hay* yielded, if not an *«tr*ordinary, at least , an average 4*r*naL Yu* w ill has* rich ■ ly.earnedyimr winter**oh«<.liiig. Wbsc J’s* avogMnea going to acboul, let there hath* UM dil«eooe there which baa - been ahnwn on the farm. G« the firot Ky «f tba term—go esery day—always •be there inthne. Be esrneet and pen* rering. Dn not think hseeuve a lemon i*id4Bru!l lb<t k «uur be slurred orer. ■no intunr how, an that you get through <Ik» recitation. Try to uaderatand a hat ^yne Wady. Get th* (mbH «<ft<M>kllijl ®w "th* “whya" nnd “wherTforea” «>f thing*. Du not let a single dav go by without ' making *dmrpri>grea«. 'Remember that wnl toon Iw men, and unlmymt are studious now, you will then Inck the disclpfine iiid g>uuf habits which wltl mako y«m lisefirf and Jjappy. ’■ If Vou’atw aiudiuiis . and Allebtke all winter, sou inav lie sure that when the h«.W'wW. r* »11 .¥,'.• u» p'~ant i'1.n»eiouMj*M «f b*»tag learned many x«o<id aad profitable things.—thing* which wtU suggeat rwaay a tnihi <>f wwd'ul tho’i while you ntw planting and hswtag- Beat summer, and wbiwb will be a benefit to Jiua all y Mir liven.— Wultrn Rural. DRUG STORE! -Romms Stuxsem, ««t AfeoioiVSio' C|t TURPENHN£ ASD A^QHOU evvce aW Y\ve “ $\jM.\v Mb Vma< \O, 'rt-catAvnX. evgev* ■'BsC.ftvvX.t'Abv XYj, Aw XXm- "Bvivoua &v%\rvtXv ©5 "Wwrt-SctfkVw Wxt-rt mi iwwm, vmxAx. imc&cA SiovcwmiXa. ■ftvIXe'ft, a now and most eompleU aaaortment of DRUG* AMD XEDICIMEE, frfCkemlcal*, Paint*, OUa, Cum ! apb«re,B«mlaIFluM. IT AIM * fall stxk »r GROCERIES! WM. Il McCO.VNn.L Carpestera took.. Blacksmith y* TEA. COFFEE. SCO AR. SPICES. PEPPER, I'RVNEa.noa. HAJsiNB.oowriBHi Swt. ereretMag ta tU Grocery liae, such a ■ID b« needed fur u»,. ' Also a great rariety st lbs JUST RECEIVED Ki&ney ‘Complaints, A»d Caekiig ExtraclA, nisodJUpiS* Ekju’iwt. dWwsrwi. R. J. GRANT! [tabH] JEFFERSON FARMER, «•*. Ag’t. nmci 91 vawivotom st. s’FjLvxbxrazre, arc c©xku£.©*<& <a$ ten a«A !fcow<.’r^<v\. \xe.A»st \xj\vvcX\ wv©k.s< Wvcxw .: d. > B. B. WIGUi “ otlkiftv Also Uys mb Cslltsse*Bi»»k..**‘ssH 'XovCx.e. riKH. PKECIl.R, INKS, PAPEU. EX. VELOPES, CABDH, U., de. Upon oor.fc.ht. msy b. fosod *U „Cths ^Xcvaoc\\ r*n»T ■EIKEIE*. a»« Wvt v>o» d&vC* VritwA. Gome and See t f fttuivwvcXv ’fiXX'w.v* 'W' ■- । «ur«d» .Ytsurmlsul. luaaly room will be a barbor *f rcfug* fur yv* during many subsequent days., ■*. ' ;•> • • . ■ • . v a;4f aWai and ‘_LL “““ -arbak’tboy are doing when they begin the -|oud-e»rt®d MvKNojr tyotem. bow qu>cbly would they desist. BuPttoertfiiustb* ’authuiHv an J •punishmerit in the family ; and there Is -m iniCny cases nothing «o w do _lm M* »<vxx X\vt \i©or VOAW YJ©tV>*'* i.. p;.na iw’brt Y>». Alo\>nck'» Mt.hol» r.« i sgre XV. ,\c\v hmmCs ttcXnet aftd.Co'avSoX? “ 'f -• <» ro>y uyo-u GKENXrEOTL B*. ’B.obock's EOBEUTB ASWEEE. IlMfwmAprtUl. afr?< iVtVvWUkX.eX, , .. ’ T-1-1 *ewri*ii ? MillsrBa*vy«w”,.’’MW| $r. 'Rc\v<mV.'» B.D.&E.’sy.SHKOT'a. AMERICAN ORGANS, will probably ha th* same; if Ur ways ar* rough with them, theira will be •» witfl McboiWr.-aWd IbUr horn* Will be a place front Which w» shall be only too &tvvc txvvrn^ * avuk nvu.kx ‘Lv'Je «Xk\o^q.\At. <® it!) « rnnrio Atturjjmeut, Br. Ti.oWVs IN FIFTEEN DIFFERENT BULLS. IKS AMOItUX OBfiAB Is sn entirely sswh*** . the PaienlTrenselo wirtrs & tao®, THE AMKH1CAM ORGANS /I'T..’’.'. Rtt UtVE^oX.dA.ti'B "RKenmaAttti; rt< «d, »nd in threeWrainfaM tiessm-d IsmI n»&s CURE rUeiL. OUNTT TEtABCM] wd br more then . bsadred of 11.. GROCERIES . iinm o.n Mhmi for Balk br ho beat wlf sealing?. carsa-oi jnJtr the-preservnUQU doubly rpariaced person., M whtfld bmf hnpr.ivenieuta upon the h fibaU.M J.... >k. L- ■«f 10 OUNTY CLERK. **dl la ths Court lisas Sroi».». Dsyatjpr augyrtafort* A S ink*1 w.“n«i*ur MTCR EMTHRIIA nmECO; 14S Lake 8u, Ugrcsuo. srk Jsou.ro LM s; It b slasalti Jt Moulrss so room, a *1 wert or at Test; a MBS eae epsretr it; > Its duty tboroufMr; h aaee* time sad it fir sad tear. We ronreeUy udrke oil re. rnwA washtag to toiwttb *H IstsUtveet . who bare e<y.l> key thM tTringer !t Tsyl “*,’r^A*UO&CE*<hLMELET. HARDWARE! A TTONNKY tad COUNSELLOR AT LAW. A and SoUcitar in Cli«M»ry, . . Notary Public and Coi.stnmre-. Al.n, Circuit Co.rl Coaimiantaaer C>r Barry County. • ’ &.> '1 . .■' '• . . MIBDLETTLLB, MaanUx. sttsnlloulo proeune C . Ul.in imksl CD. _ Pianos ^Melodeons! D4Y GOODS! «>:.■ ! - JOHN B< IBxVlc.'s. ELEQANTLy FINISHED ROSEWOOD, . Far. Paslor bsc, . BLAflE -WALSCT’AND OAK. For Churelws, Reboot,, Ledger ru. EXRtt.AaaUMMiai. Waxxauted Im Fls , / ■ leant. . Price*, from $100*to 1500. Uotple nod Cheap plan fM Frowrrlsg JXH up ■' fttoro».e.kv -ftkveaisa ?bIir,Z*i*rtog SELF-ALUUMTITG WRINGER No WoodAVo.k to Swell or SpDi A* 71.’HsA &reuw f* erf Oni W.aaxmo eiuiM.irmi-T < oc-Wncro. - -ilS*uk U» FiurPsKatva at Fittseta.suSt tbmal nnughtineM, th* rod, and if a« >be rnJ of the y«gr you are not satisfied that Abia is pot the brat coarse, break the rod and depend for discipline on scolding and Manilla paper pres, Fhtlila r— " tly SMeetWlStl'nk* **» kaplp^ gistisp' Snsi jtfpepsya,, Ixgestiori, aW. bXttawb ©5 a «ay*aVat waxwce. 't\xc se, lB\S.V«y i ” .'* 1TD'Z)1>OZBS7 !PZB7nmiIEIR7 TUrenra abodes made daily to re- A wyh*f in the Country Ji/ntltman •aya: A,Rrcently I have secn^Uults pul up on wydan an cheap, so sirupS and su easily pdrfisrmed by any member uP the family tha* I am pleased to fornish .it. Th* fruit is prepared and scalded in the ordinary-way, and the jar* c-l.taW while th* contents arr hot. .; The farlhnd ,»»f Jut 18 PUBLISHED E at ■Aitivaa, *a» btUdt oR ©>'t\\tX<4 Ufttic w vw \cro\Lcr ■(ud'tv’vvXxtK, axxA a\ Wvc, \.vo\ie,r <vwvv, ata, a mkvc.'^twcaVCvM. ©5 ‘ FOR MECHANICAL. AND MEDICINAL PL’KP0«K8.0NLY_Ml Baaad aad Fary la oar Hom*. . there are faaiilw»iWliarerm<>tMr andchildrM aHtaMt hi loud th>grf t-ahc £s eaplng frtom**nch, “the *«litBry” m»y ■ Well bleu Gud M»r Ma own lut, whieft, when viewed In the warm, luting light dfaWOil ordered and happy h-uuc, sotfi*time* aagm aJiuuai Intolerable. Ye sad lonely maidens, y e auur frellul bachelura, ’ whei) your d**u!*lU»o bacum** loo great VOL. IL ®see stows an mra roue * DEFOT: IM RWAUi NTRVRT? N.T. -*T CUR AfMiatbe M <Wi»l*<JWIWS______________ _______ ©•f a . srtiteb. ffr repitar:^ ofgni? .ad A*P*saorpme, wmd^y MtoHWttai ' 0«r “Datarta Mbs" in lhr, CMBFyj UM ♦ttarsErsi, U» and Ns* .tatcOta^Irt OFFICE OVER •fiLAKETL 81DKE. oun GOODS Unusually Low ! AIN’S FOB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-11-30.pdf 13909a2ca25c4bf78a49d9d795c44862 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEB 30, 1864. VOL. EL_ _ _ _ €|i Jixtixji IjauMr, la PUU.MU&KVKBT ysmobdat, DYSPEPSIA Stltrtri Jtrtra. blaster Perry waa very »ngry by tbb AT ■ ABtlBO*, BAMXT COtXTY, Oteis-fere nmf* I'iom ; but be did not offer to pursue the DISORDERS OF THE LIVER m* /urt^n. A-iD digestive obgaxs, are cured bt r b. muturri. "HI go over to the Union camp after him to morrow ; and I don’t ihink he'll try it ■gain after Pre given him a certain prac­ tical illu.lr.lion of the consequences of such impertinence. Won’t the Yankees HOOFLAHITB GERMAN BITTERS, THE URXAT BTROGTHRMIJIG soldier, and was eooeeqnrotly dabbed “the lawyer" by bis comrades. He man­ aged somehow to get speech with Cap­ tain Littlejohn that Bon ; and tbe ooms queneo was, that wbea CU. Manning, having pondered tbe matter, had that curious care of “My boy Ben” up again in the morning, Beu, looking as much like a Major-General as ever, told tbe Colonel w ith dignified courtesy that if be would permit him (Ben) to say a fow words and ask a few questions, be would prove entiruly to his sMstectkm which of the two waa really CspL Littlejohn. Col. Manning assented, snd Ben pro- Theas Bitters hart performed more Cares! A5D DO GIVE BETTER SATLSFACT10BI Have mere Testteseey, 1 ffd rx MOKS KKSPgcraBLg PgdPLB TO gistiip’ SuiwM to say <UM that will produce a Cvsdfieate pabl.xh e4 by ns that b notOEXVlXR. ■MFLANrS CEBMA.T B1TTEB8 So brie" mo. folo-ed. .11 mb shall Kruw fair, Who pH.rally welcom. their pun, II. jeord asd Biely, they pat.antJr bw God’s MUe«a again u4 agalv $istrilang. IS THE BEST TSIIC htif n*rU. #“"bEAMTlVsATS SO rrsled ia a stnkiuriy broetfeial suaaer. I taks ral jOesvarv in that paMicly pn-eUimiag this 1. snd ralliac tbe Sit«iti.>« of thas* sflhelru lb the ducsaes S»r which iher are raroaawnd, tu these Bitters kn«wra< fnxn experience ihst reccameedstion will be sowaioed. I do this >r» ebscrfally u ilucCxud'* Bitlerv is/htrnded "Cindy!' The girl leaned from tbe window of the room she was dusting. Eair and blue eyed, somewhat pretty, there was yet a lurking something in her face that told vou she belonged to tbe subject race. “Yea, Ben,” looking up and down tbe fragrant garden paths for tbe owner of tbe voice, and finally right down under I the window, where besVod^siih pruning knits in band, and some dippings front the tall flowering throbs be had been trimming. Nothing in his faoe to tell what blood darkened in bw.veina, unless it might be a spark that smouldered, as it were, in his full dark eye. He was tall and lilhely made, bis features aristo­ cratic enough in mould for tbe most ex­ acting taste, nod be carried himself like s prince in disguise. “It’s true, Gody. what I told you, Mas ter Perry is only home on tartough.— He’s taken a com mission in the Rk-bmood army. 1 raw bia uniform hid away iu tbe oak wardrobe, not half aa hour ago. And tbe family are gutag back with him when be goes. So it’s good bystu our chance if we don’t take it pretty roo." “What shall we do, BenF Cindy said, clasping her hands. Ben reached up and pulled her ear down to a level with his lips. -Take your chance tonitfhk if we care enough for it,’’ h* whisperedI; •‘the L’cion lines sre only six miles off’’ “But master will go after ua,” she an _ ________________ ____ such a man here. He’s under guard though, till the matter can be investigated. ‘ Do you know anything about him F Littlejohn laughed. “I ought to. seeing I’m Cap—ahem— Littlejohn myself, and the fallow you have got la only my boy Ben, d-ne up in my—abem—io a uniform the fellow gut bold «.f somewhere." “What F Littlejohn repeated his story some a hat more coherently. There were some quicksands in tbe vicinity of that uniform but be floundered through them; and Colonel Manning, amused and perplexed both, sent a file of men after tbe mysteriBen ramr^tto the | presence looking like a Major.General St the very least. The uniform became him wonderfully, and having already Muffed a few hours of free air he serried himself several inch­ es taller than uM»l. snd looked u*> hand some and dignified withal that it was much easier believing Liltlejobp “my boy Beu" than Ben himself. ’ -You certainly d-> resemble each «<ber.” said Col. Manning to the slave claimant, •and. really, sir, where master and slave so strongly resemble each other, real- dunae, sad hat e heeru >rou» o<™ o— j. « --­ Aa Interesting Expow~A Cmwparteow. From IteSF^cteld. (Ill.) Bvpabfosu. Ihe President ..I Hie United States IIc hesitated between amusement and real perplexity, while Littlejohn eolored ।msde his first speoeb in Sangamon Co., at Pappovilie (or Richland) tn the year angrily. • ' 1833. He was then a Whig and was a “Do you mean to insult me, sir! candidate for the Legislature of this State feeling lor bia sword ; but Bro had it. ; Tbe speech is sharp and sensible. To “By nq means. Captain." Ben atYoo great a dtalanre to hear ths^ ।understand why it was so short tbe fol­ converaatiun, waa regarding his quanda^ lowing facts will show : First, Mr. Lin­ master with aa indiscpbably . ferociuflF ।coln was a young man, sav 22 years of air, copied from the must approved spec­ ag". and timid. Second, bis friends and imen uf Southern chivalry be had ever opponents, in the joint discussions, bad rolled the son nearly down. Mr. Lincoln saw it was n<»t tbe proper lime then to discuss the question fully, and hence be singular claim to—” । Tbe bogus Captain interrupted the hee- cut Me remarks short. Probably the itating sentence with a ferocious srowl, other candidates had. wholly exhausted . boose when he stopped bar. Bro s eyes 1 other aide. I “You rascal-” began LittlepAn ; but ftrabed like tbe buttons im his master s I Colonel Manning informed b m that pera>«al invective could not be indulged -Du 11«* ■ I there, the Captain showed himself quite him, Cindy T I the moat a gentlemen of the two. 1 “Captain 1 he’s no Captain; tine is an T“Yun look like hie very self. Ben.” ’ outrage. Colonel Manning-a deliberate ‘•Then I am him. Captain Perry Little­ john of tbe Confederate service—remem new"wZnU*dto fight sgatasl. That’* about whet I beard a deserter tell em I went to the Utfoe -simp with a hmd of mM potatoes the other day — Wonder if those Yankee wdiierv will use any rerembtanre between Captain Little- ^Parson Brownlow has recteUy written a scathing letter to Goo. D. Prentiee, of the Louisville Jomal, from which wo make tbe following exlrasta : “While 1 was North, after I had spok­ en extensively, and I was made to say to the world, what 1 really did say, that 1 endorsed Lincoln’s entire war policy, and the putting duwff of tbe rebellion even al the emt of exterminating tbe Southern ; opulation, you wrofr fo rar end yropottd to yote ou us partiurtkip ia atarfiio^ a new C7a»o» poprr tn Jiatkoille—to offer 1 politely declined. Il ia due to y<m to ntate that, at that time, you were ready, ing your 'pritt ’ aad my principles wera not uffensne to you. You arc tbe last man in America to talk about men hav­ ing their ‘price’and selling oat to L»n- according to-W. H. Herndons inform­ ant—who has kindly furnished this valu­ Tbero h a slight difference in the posi­ able reminiscence for us—was 1832 it tions occupied by yoar family and mine, may have bead 1834. Tbe President lived at the time with James a Hurdou, at Salem. Sangamon Co., who heard the speech, whkh was charastiu of the man, was as follaws: ‘'Gentlemen, Fellow-Citixens : I pre- bumble Abraham Lincoln. 1 have been solicited by my friends to become a can­ didate for the Lcgialatara. My polities are abort and sweet, like an oU_ mmb< doner. I am in favor of a National Mank. I am in fsror of the interna! Improve­ ment system, and a high protective tariff Theos are my senlimocto and pnlitilical principles. If elected I will bo thankful. [| nut it will be tbe same." eoramand, aad waa ia the fixbt wbaa tbe great Kentucky borae-lbieC Morgan, was killed, under whom, and with whom your sons have been fightinc against tbe Government upon whore bounty their I rebel mother and contract-hunting father are living. One of joor sons waa killed in Kentucky while oo a boeswtealiag atoeditioa under rebel officers. Your other eon is now on trial in Virginia for Th a 0ct-Tsxvu.«> Taxvxixa.—A the murder of a brother rebel by the traveler esipe very late for bis break, T—v-i-"*”MO fast. and the meal was hurriedly prepar rebel, and might to be seut South by the ed. Thompson feeling tbe food was not Federal sutboritira ; and you are but «>oe quite up to the mark made all sorts of degree removed from a rebel and a trail- ok,yea Your paper is no longer Union authority. but is rapidly inking into dt»repot., and meeting with that contempt ita treason merits. With pity for the eorrowa of a poor eld man. I am, Mot- 6th. W. G. Baowuxrr cuetaei itorif ttee, and -p-Herod rod turned con-idrrably, but to Bro marched away with Ms ctackhng guard breaches of tree •toad.'MMBgfcrOr Mar. Hewwuag In Ms late message to the Sobel Qtegrass, Davie say a : It would eestn proper to accquira for tbe public service tbe entire property. In the labor of tbs slavs, to pay therefore doecompematfoa rather than to impress bis labor for short terms The policy of engaging to discharge tbe negro oo his discharge after aervioe for faithful Ser­ vian rendered, u preferable to that of grauting immediate manumiasicn, end that sustaining him in servitude, if this policy should recommend itself to the judgement of Cungnma. It is suggested that,Tn addition to tbe duties heretofore re be might adven­ ed u a farmer and iu that event ths calling kimeelf Perry Littlejohn, has not the United States Congress passed a law confiscating the slaves of all rebels F • Congress has poased such a law." • Then, air, the matter is easy of settle­ ment. Fur the easier arrangement of it I am willling to acknowledge that I wm employ mrot of slaves as soldiers, there the property of Perry Littlejohn; but seems to be no occasion to doubt what should then be our decision. If the re­ a rebel, I am now confiscated to the commendation above made for training United States. Thia uniform, you will 40,000 negroes for the service indicated find, if ymi wish to teat the matter, fits shall meet your approval, it is cart sin that gentleman better aven than myself. this limited number, by their prepara­ I took it from bis wardrobe the night 1 tory to training intermediate depart­ came bare. Io this pocket of it you will ments, would form a mure valuable re­ fi»d his commission, under rebel eijna serve force in COM of gmency than three 6;re, as an officer in tbe rebel army. By fold their number suddenly called from sending to bis father’s beusc and exatuiu- the field of labor, while a trash levy liis father’s private pepera you will find ample proof that be is also a rebel. Till | you have ascertained these circumstances On negotiations for peace be says: “peace is manifestly impoemble unleae make, me either a free mao ur kit tian." desired by both sides, and the disposition Perry Littlejohn. Esq.. had vary iit^Je for it among our aahntea will be beet to say—or rather he bad much, but it and most certainly evolved by a demunstaation OO our part of ability and un­ was of little avail. Ilia father, coming to claim Cody, shaken determination lu defend our rights was detained till a sort of Investigating and.hold PU earthly P™* U,u dcar {ar their purchase. Whenever there shall committee could be .ent to the boose. The result proved that Ben bad told bo oo tbe part of our enemies, a desire the troth; and Col. Manning being very for peace, there will be no difficulty in (exact in such matters, the Littlejohn finding meams by which negotiations can slaves fulfilled the letter of the law, and be opened, but it ia obvious that oo agesI became confiscated. I They had a wedding in camp the next day. Ben and Cody were married. “1 know ; and they’d give ua up to him, because he protends to be Union. And I cant prove that he ain't. But. my girl we wont g<> as Cindy and Ben. You'll put on a suit of Master Walt’s, and I shall wear Master Perry's uniform J” Cindy drew back from Ben's triumph ant look, fairly aghast with ths daring. ncs» of tbe proposition. * Don't be seared, Cindy, it ain t half ao bad as to slay. And remember what that would be. How did your old moth­ er die! and where’s Jubet and what was arid then laughing lightly, said : Lixxy whipped for 1 Will you g”1 “Yva are taoeUoua, Colonel, ha. ha ! to Cindy was crying bitterly. “Yes, oh cail my boy Bro, this g^deman " yea!” Hero was a situation. Which waa “Gel away as early aa y ou can to-night, “My boy B,” or was either 1 Tbe Col and wear a suit of Master W alt’s. Look as much like him aa you can j I’ll be oriel began to took ctoedy, vaguely sn* prouugtbat be was being made the vie waiting at the bottom of the garden." lim of some family boos. It was "near midnight when the -C»U«»~.” be b^A, -1 wi — »« met again al tbe fi~t of the garden other way but to Iplace y ou both under dy lookir ——“ «»■_ _____ __________ ’wMlilllU.aMUrcM b.p~p.rtj !•iiudwit, «.k. Wr. b,l db.kiH • r<" "ill | _____________________ _ “Come to inform against me aa a reb­ her teeth chattered. Ben she al first took for Master Perry el, ah F asked B«n, ska vs wit getting himself, and was running back to the abvsd of the gsntlcuwulj llteUhCl on the 01 NO. 31. ____ �KETENDE. *1 9 HASTINGS K rebel corre*poodant ©f foe rebel Lobdun Time, writing from RtebokrnJ, Wedieoday Moraiig, R«t. It, gart him a serenade, on Thursday night, price of ourjMtper, on and after the first diy of Jamrtrry next to Oxw Dolzau aks nrvv czwrs. Those who Uve paid or shall pay in advance before that lime will get their paper at our present rates. Those who are now in arrears, and da not pay before the firet of January will bo charged at the rate of one dollar aud fifty erote from May last. No deviation will be made from this rule. We tha ll eommnus uamedM/rZy fa tiriht from our lui all wko kam not paid ia admet. The great and still inoroasing price at paper and labor compels these changes. peace commissioners and anineety proclamatioM since the election. There is, probably, no very good foundation for such rumors. Aud yet, there may be. decided against peace ; they bavedeclded, however,that the war is not a follore^nd that tbe true, most efficacious and most speedy way of making peace with rebels is to present force to force until rwhai* lion ceases. They have not decided against peace, but against cubmieaion.and in favor of an honorable and permanent peace. It fo true, tbe loyal states have trampled Into duet a party who not out from Chicago bearing olive branches.— But thia was because they come aa Birnatn Woods to Dunsiuane—every leaf concealing a dagger, and every branch a traitorous lance. The Oulon party Is now and ever for peace, and its best pfbof is that, these three years past our sons and brothers have fought for U,sewking “peace with the sword, quiet nodur Liberty."— Now that the groans of the wounded, by ballute, are dying away throughout the land, there begins to be hoard talk of peace, Snd, if it means anything, it means peace upon a better bevis than these slain dreamed of, or dreaming, rejected in their pro-elavory zeaL Tbe whole bod sighs fur peace. So do you desire peace and safety when your building is on fire, b« you seek to suppress the fierce, devouring element, and nut the fire-tnon, though they stand dripping and heavy booted upon your parlot carpet. So you prey for peace and health, when sickness is io your dwel­ ling, but you erek to banish tbe fell dis­ ease, and not your family physician. By the peace movernoGt is now meant to ask the rebels to submit. The cessation from hostilities is sura to roiwe, the in­ stant the porposq of the hostilities is reaebed. Tbe treatment of the rebellion is one thati rejoices neither the President nor the people. It rests heavy upon our communities. It calls for large taxes, large sacrifices. Il ma^ea large demands upon our homes. And yet tbe people have freshly declared that tbe war shall go forward until lhe rebeHlow is eruebed. The peace movement now talked of is a test of iho temper of lhe rebels, to try the remaining strength of the revolt.— render, not oars, and if It te aent, It will mean juat this, tbe eorntit a ted and now freahly reaffirmed authorities of tbe no­ tion now asking the rebels to give up their fiendish plot and lay down their arms. Tbe demand will U enforced by the prasentmilrtary situation,; by the sueeeeeea of tU past three years ; by the woes tbe rebellion bus entailed upon the Southern land ; by the common consent of good men ever where tbrooghout the *<rid that its purposes are unhsjy ; by the rcbaking frowaaand silence uf other nations; by the common consent of hu manity everywhere, outside lhe madden­ ed ring of tbo conspirators, that thia la UN-begoUon aad should die from tbe face <rf tbe earth. Perhaps। the rebels will yield to such an appeal;; । but the Government which makes It will' . nof stand etripped and diaarn>ad. The' sword vriU bo lowered but not broken scheme or eoerenderod. Ceoro, then, Peaoo, bw«tonly under a restored, petrified and per­. manent Union, ' Tax Cutczoo Trsfoias pays the follow* ing oompliraeat tu orx diatieguiabed member ofCosgreas elect from the 4th Diau-ict: “We irotice that Hon. T. W. Ferry. Gtogrresman elect from the 4th DiM^rt of Michigan, ia stoppiug al the Tremont Elected bv a maiwrity of >•00—the large* e^H- given io time district—hla ouoetituocte have ihtte paid a deserved nump!imoot to the lumbering tkeenuoua efforts are beirg made to swell Lens numbers by caHaeg fete tbe ranks delaiivd men, by enbatitutieg ne­ groes fur white teamsters and by getting into tiw aervion that tevgw body of twee who have got “Slate •xemptfoae,” sod have bilbvrto escaped eonaeription. it ie eelimatod that in tbe two Btetee of Vl(l ginia and North Carolina there are not teas than thirty thoosaed men, between i Is over, may .not an havreg a common Tatorcet reunite " - —mmoB effort tu aa«« wr common Xuntiyl 0 , 1 Pbr tny Aft part, 1 have ,• -• striven, and shall strive, to avoid placing iary obstacle in the way. 8o long as 1 have barn here, I have u»t willingly plant1 'a thorn in any man's bosom. While I am duty sensible tn the high compliment of a re-election, end dely grateful, as 1 or Governor Vanoc. But tbo most tignifictnt fact u fodicatrust, to Almighty God ' ' » direct -­­ ring ting that thia struggle uf tbe South ed my countrymen to a right, onndasioo, —“"-i, independence will never be abandoned as 1 thins, for Ufolr ““ K -**" nothing ........ iladde for yean to come. Is that ivory where, to my satisfaction .... _ ____ ____ _ *•’ *’ nted by tbe result. Maj on the streets, in tbe railroad care, and may bediaaj and among private circles, the propriety I ask those v have nut differed witi uf arming and putting the negro into me to join with me in this same spirit tbe ranks la eagerly discussed. There toward those who Uve 1” has always in the South been a sentimen­ We do moat earnestly trust that these tal antipathy to setting children to do ciagoanimous words will be heeded bv tha people of both parties, and that aft tbo work of men, or, iu other words; to seeking from a feeble, anwarlikt and the biuerneaa of the late struggle will submissive race, the exhibition of pas­ quickly disappear. All ths supporters sions and the exercise of nudities which of Mr. LntcuLB should reflect that exul Jive always beea regarded aS the attrib tation over a defeated opponent h tbe lea u( a dominant and superior race. habit of barbarians, but entirely un­ J But it remains, if occasion demands, worthy of Christian men. We Uve rea- for the South to exhibit bow the negro, to thank God for what we deem to be teben placed side by side with the roaster triumph of right. We degrade this vic­ 'a hum ha has kaown and loved sinew the tory if we treat it as an occasion for re-j infancy of bulb, will fight for tbe malntejuicing ia tU disappoint meal and Im mi/ uaix-e uf slavery agaiupi his brethren who istioti td say portion of our fellow eft>seek tu compass iu forcible abolition.— xena. Tbe victory has its worth, not at The words recently employed by Mr. all because it la a party or a personal Linculn to the effect that be had 200,000 victory, only bcMUee it ia a national negroes under arms, and thst he should blessing iu which ail, whether they real­ like tu see bow any Northern man who ize it or not, are alike feu-rested. It proposed tu employ only white soldiers should heunr desire to Itave this univer­ would carry <m this war, have sunk deep sally realized. To that end, a chance into many a Southern heart. should be given for di«pesskH>At* reflec­ It will be a strongs corrollary to this tion. All irritating language should be war if the campaign uf 1865 find* 200,000 avoided. A forbearing and generous artred negroes from the North trying spirit conciliates euvifideore, Md'we trust conclusions with 200,000 armed nrgrues from the South, and if the oceafi of blood plnyed by all who apeak for the Union which has already been spilt is darkened party. Wo have had our fight, attended by a fresh current tu be added to it next by all the vehemence and the fierce blows vear, flowing from the veins of that helpincident to greatiearoeetneas. There is leas race which seems likely to be in­ now n<> lunger an occasion for eech mani­ volved in a conflict whose passions it festations The battle ie uv«w. Tbe end cannot share and whose prizes it cannel isaeeored. What we now needle kind appreciate. feeling, and a constant effort u> assimilate all the late opposing political elements uf tbe North into one common public de­ votion, so that tbe Government shall have The following is taken from the lately tbo fullest moral aa well as material strength, and the war wiU.soon find Ito published “Memoira uf General Scott," glorious issue in the crushing of the re­ written by himself: “The inauguration of President Lin­ bellion, and the honorable return of the South to the freest participation obeli the coln was, pei baps, tbe must critical and baxarduua event with which 1 have over blessingsthe Union.— S. 1’. Time. b«eu connected. In the preceding two inonlbo 1 hare received more than fifty The Chicago frshuar has the following letters, many from points distant from in reference to tbe election in Missouri: each other—some earnestly dissuading “Tbe Radical triumph in Missouri is me from beiag present at the event, aud complete and overwhelming. Tbe Cope othera distinctly threatening aSSnatna base not carried ten counties in the Stale. lion if I dared to protect the carerouny Mr. Linooln'a majority will exceed 20.­ with a military fores. Tbe election hav­ 000. 'Tbe acceptance of the people of ing been entirely regular, 1 resolved that iho proposition for a new z C—7" tiun, by an overwhelming majority ; the ed by violence if I eould poasibly .preelection of a three-fourths Radical major­ vyit it. Accordingly, I cauaed to bo or­ ity members of that Cuoventioo; the ganized the tlitt of the Washington vulelection of tbaautirn Radical State ticket, uuteera, and called from a distance two from Governor down to Register of/l‘ub- batteries uf horse artillery, with small lands; the election of a large RndtCnl ma­ detecluncsu of cavalry and infantry, all jority in tbe Senate, and three-fourths regulars. In concert with tbe Congressional majority in the House; the probable elretion<>f eight out uf nine Radicals to Committees of Arrangements, the Pres­ Gmgreas; the pnroencefof two Radicals ident was escorted to and from tbe Capi­ tol by volunteers—the regulars, with in tbe State's seats in the United States Senate; the election of tbeentire Radical whom I marched, flanking tbe movement local ticket, with one or two trifling ex­ in parallel streets—only 1 claimed the ceptions St. Louis county aud a similar place immediately io froot of the Presiresult in at least 80 out of tbe 114 coun­ dgfofor tbafiae company of sappers and ties in the State—give to Radicalism on- n^Rka, under Captain Duane, of the En­ limited control of tbe Slate—sword, gineers. To this choice body of mon it puree, etvil power, nnd everything dec.’ was only necessary to say : Tbe honor Slavery has got to walk the plank- Mia of our country ia in your hands. With a view to freedom of movement, aonri before tbe 4th of March will be as 1 remained outside tbe the Capitol square free a State as Maryland or Illinois. Dady Price’s snd Bill Awdarron’s last with the light balteriea. The proceeeioD returned to tbe President's mansion iu fevaaion did the job. Their army plun­ dered, burned and conscripted, friend and the same order, and happily the Govern­ foe'alike. ft wn ne resperter of per­ ment waa caved. sona. I’riee crwseripied and carried <>(T with him from six to ten tbooeand “demGn BwntDAX.—A correspondent ncrute" and robbed the rest dean. The writing from Cmcineattl about Geo. Sher­ result was, that most of those left be­ idan's antecedent’s, says : “He came to hind either voted the Radical ticket out- West Point from Somerset, tbe county right, or stayed away from the polls.— scat of Perry county, Ohio. Both bis‘ They got loo large a dose <if their •t'fotote,' parent's were Irish. He was taken, as and It sickened them. Missouri w thor­ they say at Somerset, (turn-the atreete oughly ieu rod of •Democracy,' and hence­ and eocouragnd to the schools by a forth meet bo classed as an ‘Abolition' wealthy gentleman uf that town, and fil­ tered unit! sent to West Point by tbe in­ fluence uf the tfa-n member of Congress. They any be wee a rather hard ease tn his earlier youth. Ils raised a regiment early tn the war, and has gained his pres­ ent diatinetfon by herd fighting and - “It was always tpy conviction that agsinul influences that now fav<»rhim. So nothing but the sword can decide between Ufain has furnished tbe threw most prom­ <ho conflicting principles of freedom nnd inent Generals in the wsr, to Wil: Graft t, of slavery fo iheTnhecI Stefos. .Tbe Sherman and Sheridan, snd all emana­ time hm oome for the l.lM>dy but una ting from the htlly portion of the State, voidable arUtralfof.I pray to God to which corroborates tbe same tendency in give big bleeaiag to your endeornra, that Europe, according to which tbn strong the eurse aiw| stein o! slavery be forever men of countries very seldom come from removed from your country, and the platne. demooratie principle shall not ,bp found • sntiM io tfir Utel Ui wbleb w.c see it We lake the following from the ,‘rbSort of Henry Ward Beecher's last Bunay evening dtscooree: “But we are asked,what If the slave shall be armed against cs in this terribly Wart To arm the claves Is to destroy slavery, and that ia to destroy the fatal clement inBuutbern society—tbeir aHetocraoy : sad with the destruction <.flhis element we destroy tbe csum uf rebeHlow. Lot ua pray‘that they arm tbeir eJavea. But O, With many aoncra. Washington, Nor. 24.-It may be tetLthri rebel telegraph com««ntean was open as far as Milledgeville^ bo­ nd whjtti linee seem to have been inrupted, probably by Sherman’s cavalOur authorities Lave, at precoat, n» ■ana of ascertainteg news of Sbtrman’s A L Mnd JitLlST:: b thl e„, MyeBberman ie m------ - --------- —— . <»ne on otUr on Btnoon.— The column marching on tbe Georgia Stefo roiuf for Angueta, will probably go as far as Madison and then march on Milledgeville. The column marching on Macon will proUbly go to Crawford within lb m lies of the town, and then turn off to Milledgeville and form a junc­ tion with tbe other body. By this move­ ment Maeon foils, and the enemy are at liberty to move on Augusta via tbe Georgia Central railroad to Broneooville, and then march north or on Savannah.— Sherman ia moving rapidly and is not muoh troubled with transportation. He has burned several stations and is devas­ tating the country generally io foraging. Tbe Angvirrr of the list, frantically Insists ou the repeal of tbe exemption laws and the conscripting of tbe exempts, in order to secure a force to meet Sherman. From Waablwgtew'. Now York, Nov. 24.-Hie WorU, Washington special aayc that it ia aeulrd beyond al! peradrenture that Salmon P. Ctieoe is to be Chief Justice ol the Su­ preme Court. There Is a strong belief in military circles that if Petersburg is not already abandoned it will be In a few days. The rebels have been constructing earthworks which, when occupied, will enable them to shorten tbeir lines 11 miles without endangering tbe safety of Richmond. Lee wishes to send foreae to check Bbermau'a advance, and can't do so as long aa be bolds Petersburg and bls present line. . The Shenandoah Valter. frrfotediitofiw fiekst hem' ■B-MMYD Ikrneu r-*-, end New Advertisements. j anqefradjM _____ _ far exeeediug any FaxuOy ' ‘ >tedicta*e<g ■aular nature la the markett-■ ___________________ i appreciating public wm Ml ieag la vertag they pearoesed roeawkabl* Cu.'caXX*< ’Vro’flxr’ut*, 3V3EXXT CLOTHING STORE A New Clothing Store in Hastings, has jasl tevn opened. BXADY MADE CLOT BIKG. sad Cast’s Farsuaiag.Coe4s, Uate. Ceye. Mitteas A Cleves w.U be sold twHotl). ar fo ayeimfrar at tbe foUawisg ’»vy law prices: Orer Allt, 50 Ch, fur Cape. 11 Cbthr Cop,. 88 ct,. Wool Halt. 50 ctt. Back Glove ct MilUxc. 03 ch. AU Wool Shirt,. II LaM Olotkdikirh.il ?5 Hroof Axis 15 ch IRMOWt, . and Blanks for the use I and Teachers, are lU n| rangement for keeping I ‘ ords required by law, tains to the' manag are jwblisbed and print.I ftcXt, COARSE, FIXE tad DAISY SALT, al noi30 COLE * CROOK’S Blsckmar. of Chicago, d ,k*4^flofi. X. M. -6 tendeot of Public InJ State. of dollars each year ia advertising foete merits, snd publishing the m u .H TUy cowptiu I arrmod w ith lU apprl ‘Hvk'Wtevou.u C.exftxyvecAe% , r antFrullhp'for alllhe n< which have bson showered upon hiss from WX.'Qux’rt* Coventry* The peculiarity of tbe / v , ; - • attendance,but also in rd and conduct -of tbe ac>l IU books, requisite to. MtKsox, of Rockford, I ed to taking orders for i tricto of this county, an I Brofula, B*in gWssaa—, H*|t Jfhoum, district will fail to order TMAwicsoivnto Stevie! Tumors, Xruption*, Flh^rofulouo CbriaumpAfor I I I V । village convened at 1 ehurch, on Tuanksgivu apprupriate services fi* OVE person write*. her feughtei Bonrrmt, of Pastor Church. Tbo sermon forcibly and effectively Svldrers, er the twin sf thaw who art tatllled to Um Stale Bounty. iarfag mJuWsuw Jaas■”7 lit. 1MH. should call ou u al ones. Qelak GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK. the Faahion Magazine of the World. UTEZATCML FINK ARTS. AMD FAKDI05H. 1.K* rtSHTo^'pLATLH*’1 iv<«i etigrsvicj. M Tw*l>rlk.roUr,U.lklu|I1r,uljtk. g,ug.. ro. Kewyikte*, is Uet, u ta*k».c«a-LST«L*Ttrt ljlihxf r.i rokrrxFOK k niAXs. ______ 0-2^***™?* . AXOTBEBwm eOTudorVemaad Agow ■**«*'• to hie roeefe t,_ ANOTHER was eurod eT Fear Sero ; which hs.1 exiated foorteea yearn. AHOTHEBfRhrojMUtorftightmro vaaes inauaeraUs of DycsiopeM sad Liver Complaint oouH U aseUfoeedto which foe Bkavy Faw. or 8ft I giae RspeMiero ssyslfe »ld inat. A severe storrr •etf teo aud'lUtpaow fi I eighteen inches. Wed beery fall of snow viait "Work Wkc a Ckawcu •vv®. Y>\oo<\ VAX* butthe depth *»f «no» an tbe moot active aari thorougb pOte that have ever boea iatrodaoed. They act so directly epos Uvor. wnfofog that organ to sooh aa ssttomt as foal toe li cored an interesting L ^N\.oo& UA.& TA.fct.'c VAX-* which, in conjunction with the 'BYoodi VuAywr, will ears all the afomaseusiooed Amom dbMWMto; (MiotPaino, CKol^mJMuo, ladigetion, (Pain tn fhe gmelo, gXzjrtiwss, eta. reml it** **“**’ J®® ’rfn jw to3ghlxw,'wU Uro weed foam, and they will say they eee t ' - ’• \ -V* ‘ and you ahowld try ibara bsforo gofag Wt • ’’tek.phU or AUaaafi cf my leea> ivl\A vuo xwott. .u *- • - -- 1__■ m. Tn Richmond AUmsmer of the 14th lust, aaya: “All tU Yankee prieoMrs of war Uld in Richmond are now stuffing tbeir knapMcks, preparatory to a jotWMs to the far Suuth. k ia esteemed touch mure pleasant and airy there, and it would be cruel to keep them Uro during the winter, expneed M tbvy would U to tiw abort ratiuna aad cool tiea of tMe Jafiiode. There are now In the Libby sad in tU adjacent prisons about 1.3M Yan­ kee erofa, who will U wuoh better effm tbeeunnv 8<feth, The first train will start today." TU robela wHl anon U st a Ibea for a safe place to put tbeir prfe M<*. v ALT! SALT! HHArPEX Mabmapckx Carman ar a Bur.—It is stated that tha rebel General Marma­ duke waa captured by a Ijttle boy be­ longing to one uf the Kansas regiments. He al first refused fo surrender to an “infrrior aficor," but was immediately ywriuwdrif to do so. Tbe lad brought him tu Gen. Curtis' headquarters,where be in­ troduced himself, much to tbe surprise of all, but especially of the boy hero. Gon. Curtiss asked the boy bow lung be bad to. serve before bis term at enlistment . ’ "Broo'D Ure bee* fetrodeoed to the pablfo farM, j' New. York, Nor. 24.—The H'roU', dispatch from Sheridan's army states that Early'a beadquarters are between Timberville and Newmarket, and bis army stretched across tbe Shenandoah Valley on that line, its right reeling ia. the Luray Valley. Both flanks are well At MUDGE ^.BAILEY S covered with cavalry. Ills si Luslion is said to Ke well suited for observance of any movements by tbe Union forces, aa PENSIONS, well as for receiving supplies which be is nOL'.NTlES, avu abw gathering from numerous email -D PRISONER'S ralleye of Western Virginia. Nearly 1 D\Y I all the horses, cattle and other property Still left to tbe inhabitant's are being car­ h ried off by his officers. Tbe design of the rebels is evidently to remain on the nr KALAMAZOO, M>cii:qaf, defensive for some lime in or near tbeir OJfrr, Opporih of Ik, Poti Ufict. present position. ] Attorneys and Counsellors al Law • . Rsbxl Ohmios of Ltscotw.—The Houston (Texas) Tclcympk has an edi­ torial showing tbe preference ul the reb­ els fur McClellin. Tbe belief at the Booth concerning tbe future policy of Mr. Lincoln, is well expressed In the fol­ lowing : “Bay what wo will, Old Abe has been and will continue to be an ugly customer. His re-election will bo a national ratifi­ cation of the most extreme war policy. He will eater a second term of office with an eye single to tbe war. His power will be absolute. Anything be has evsr heretuforo done, anything he may cbonee, he will fool himself authorized to do un­ der the popular sanction of bia acta sad the great war commiaeioc bo will* bold from tbe people. His organization is already complete, to be strengthened and perfected by the measures necessary.— The entire energies of the government would bo at once cuneentrated on the war, and his reputation and that of his administration would be staked solely on VCT.AYtX’B. ”' and JU editor of the Und Company- Wbl us who did swindle the I Ssa Advertisement ley's New Clothing »»)oes*w.“ • «■ utb^tli r TThro the editor of t r/ihl'bettofo' *h«. •» hit-ttUfer-folaMH e earns, and started a ] wbrt he stole; out of oa widowed eioter.—Pie«| baa a widowed sister. Elitely found mean* t<HRfr'aa edilorte! a would Uve undoretoad �GOOD TW3SSKX7& •= GREAT TUMBLE IN GOLD, AND A IN DRY GOODS! AT SKINNER’S! The Only Exclusive CASH STORE in BATTLE CR>EE®? Large Stock of Goods and Great Hargain# / 3V3S5-W STOR®. X3X«.-Cr<3r . r A Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries. Just Opened, and for Sale Cheap, at 0 g,| BURTON & ACKLEY’S. ! as ws juubi sa»o<M Hastings, Novembei\7th, 1864. ( 5 <? . 8 s. Sc |®U :h Hl Wi | tan A 2 £ sSii 8 W1 i _ | =331153 ?3Sit U £ :■ 9 =u * r43 H*s it 8 si v : n m en h 1 d l; l :■;.■! 1 h d JI 1 h? 11! H i1 ildll I:: •- *11 ‘ ii’is Hf H Illi j ! I ? J 3 ? 31 = i .1 • 1P i I * i f n :■ U! 1 p d x, . = 1 a Hi -f ? -‘ • H H 111 111 * | bl |! j JI tt Ul 111 Ji I j rI<1 illieh i<?l 11! 1 1 ariii’i rifw <ji "» ? I» 4 “s Is ij 4 1-3 » Is? . d gs 3 S s E L> x- _ $MtT e . 3 § “ g -g 5 • g E J •« u ‘c a A 54 £■ *2 5 u * -a’4 £-i^^xStZL.ia-2i-’vo Iisji I ifflh ■« 5 t= i 1 e -*: 14 3; ni * Hi ihL-h iHifj , I a! 4-j x? J= mh&v •f Ujji: ~ T 4 -T s r If ££6i • *5 gl Hi©I i Mi 1 , ■S' g: ya h,”i �hl the forreets of South America there la a kind <4 tree which produces a gum called Iwik rubber. The natives obtain it by culling through tha bark, and when the gum has oozed out thay gather it— Thia ia pore India rubber. About forty yearn ago the South Americans sent five hundred pairs of shoes made of it to Boston. Borne people in the Eastern Btaloa, who thought it would be a good material to make other things of as well at abuse, sent and got a large amount of tbo gum, and belli large houses and hired a groat many men to help them make tbe gum into over coats, shoes, etc.— When these garments had bin awhile, they were found to grow sticky in tbe sun,and to harden io the cold so aa almost U> bo umIsss. The people who bod en­ gaged la tbo business found they could not sell the articles and ou became very j-oor. There was one man in Connecticut by the name of Hayward, who thought if bs oould find something that would mix with the India-rubber, perhs - v~ could —,J make that -wv.-e woul ___ _ garments , — n<,t R™* sticky or herd. bard. So E~ be — studied on it a groat deal, and finally said ‘‘he dreamed that sulphur would do it” Most likely he thought about it so much that be could not sleep very soundly, and eo did nut know whether he waa awake or uot when be first thought of that thing in particular. Well, he made tbe rubber very fine, muted it with sulphur and melted the two togeeher, and sure enough, when it bad cooled it «sa tough and fibrous and strung. It made a substance called sulphuret of rubber. Mr. Hayward being very poor, sold his right to use what be bad discovered, to Mr. Goodyear, for a small *utn of money. Tbe latter gentle, man tried wbat he oould do by melting these substance* together, and found that while a pretty strong beat would soften the Esixture, a still stronger beat would make It grow bard again, and that it would become like metal, solid sod strong and still elastic. This is called vulcanized rubber. There are now mil Dune of dollars worth of goods msde of this, and thousand< of men employed.— Sums of tbe articles made are shoes, tents, pontoons, blankets for soldier*, buckets, life preservers, mail bags, car springs, suspenders, pencil cases, combs, boxes, plates for folse teeth, coating for telegraph wires that are to be sunk un der waler, ate., etc. Mr. L. A. Butler,, of J eflersou, Cook county, about eight mHea from thia city, devoted sixty acres ol land to the cultiva­ tion of cucumbers fur pickles lhe past season. This is probably the largest plantation of tbe bind ever known in thia country. We certainly have road or beard of nothing that approaches it in DRUG ten vxtifn lew and moat complete aseortmeut of DREGS AND MEDICINE®, telnlv, and rvauire frequent and expensive repairs. Tbo We«i will last a lifetime and T^eJ HiHdi. Hem. Breid, Fell, Cord. Bmd. and Gather witboat booting. They do not break the thread, akin sUehse, nor farm a ridms oo tbe under side of JoUu They will new over gathers and scams with­ out breaking tbe thrend^>rre<j<>iriiig a cbsngs Greod BapMs, Sept, 1SU MonrwtilreeL sTonti itoveii irmsi ike Beet; tkel Take Im W U. 1 hen — « fcU —OM Am KU voted Oven Cooking Hlovoo sM Hol air Square cooking store* *1m> a large vsricty of Farter. !>.»• ins room, add aix plate alove, of Alteay make. m5 wiU MU Item at L ^iliaua Fever, Fever and jlgue, Liver Corizplaini, (Lvapepsia,, dnaigestioTz, AIM a Alii alack of GROCERIES! TEA, COFFEE. RDOAR.8PICER. PEPPER, PBUXE8, F1G8. RAISINS. CODFISH; JUST RECEIVED Ug jSTzklney jgostinfts' gu Camp lain.fi, aaA. aW. fekseasex oj a tkxnk> lav aaXwtc. Also a |;rMt vartay of th* <im)T hut TTPT-jrmfF.i AH €Mktar Extracts, R. J. GRANT STATIONERY, JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag’te PENH. PENCILS, INKS. PAPER. XXT KI.OP Erf, CARDS, Ac.. Ac. orrics 91 Washington st. P. O Drawer. SKR Chfopgo, ID. AGENTS WANTED-Throughout Mta> igan, Indians. IlliMus. W.Mon.m Miasesota, Upoa our atelvo* may ba foend all *f MTEST MHKEREt. Come and See !! al effvet of that on* botlte of Peoples Cur* which 1 obUtoed front yon iu November last. Hoeing Use 'ndvtrtfoetnvnt of your Roddy, offering to give year tncdtetee to clcrgymra for the poor d their parishes, loLtatecd a bottle for a poor girl ofmy congregation, wlm bad long been nearly belpteas from Rbeumstiata, and strango to say that one bottle cured her entirely. 1 writTthia. bopiog It may aid thsNoetav tn Its eflorta to intro. Have it* mvrita will fullyJualify the must lapcrt lit* forms of *preeb. 1 HVAE JOST RECEIVED Putor of IteFul Prrkbrurlan Chore), octltealyr Pittsford, Jlonroe Co. 5. Y. a c. NORTHROP. Ami WHAT EVEBYHODY KX0W8, vis..— Tita Iron, well galvaniMd. wllf arf rw< That a auafh maeblae is better than a eompli^Tha* aTwringer should te self-Adjusting, duable, snd cffic.enL Tita n—A-Xfw. and Tbataubp eansn Adsy nd tnniilr to regulate and kevp fa orurr; That wood aoArd In bol water arift mmO ata ■risk sad nlit. That wood bearings for th* shaft to nm in will MOTE & SWD1B8, GROCERIES That it will wring a find or a Dr TWback't dL_. SXo'kmxcYCb’vVw.ts an Vh* >^oot wuxaV YAcwA. \>v. ‘Ro'baek'w fttowvcAx. Wklteva aave. \\\t. ^oorman "DocXot'r 'BkW*. "Dr. 'R.o'baeV* ■fttOVCWLeXv TJ\XXcv» TTORNEYS end Can Ita'ton.ln CN«e«r A CsUsctisa. *3 Military teal-dad.OBteteHah are Vox rtxkv vaaa's Bckaec aad, CovaJoA. SELF-AWU8TITG WRINGER ~No Wood-Work to Swell or Split. Na Thumb Screwit to art out of Ordrr. Wssass-ron wtrn o* wrrnor-r Coo-Whssm. Il look the Ftsev Pbsmiub al Fifty-Seren State asd County Fain in IMS, and te, tit 4ta Wrlngercvermsdc Paiocted ia tbo United State*. England. Canada, and Australia. Agents wanted la every town. Semple Wringer* Scot. Express Paid on re­ ceipt of price. Energetic agents can make from 2 te |I0 per day. Xo. i, M No. 1. 47 40. Xo. K »8.So Tbe pickle picking commence* about the 25th of J ulv, et first getting but from 50 to 75 bueKeln In a day. Ilia help waa principally boys and girls who would not average over from six to seven bush­ els. Four to five weeks constitute a good picking season, though thia year it waa considerably les*. A good crop is from 125 to 180 bush­ els per acre. One acre of thia land gave 185 bushels, but tbe general average of the whole lot was only 57 bushels per Beside* tbe pickles grown dpou his own land Mr. B. has bought largely from others. He prepares them for market himself, first packing them (assorted) in salt, Bl the rate of ball a bushel of salt to tbe 49 gallon cask. He afterward, pickles them in vinegar, and puls them up in packages to suit tbo market. The variety principally depended upon is ths Short Green, ft giving a pickle pre­ ferable in me and color. Mr. Baller estimate* that his pickles cost biru about 28 cents per busbel, de livered st Chicago. He bar now 1000 bbls. in tbs salt fur which he has bean offered tiff per bbl. Ho expects to re oeive 120 her bbl. Even at the former pries it is easy v> sea that a nice little fortune io ia th* hands of the enterpris­ ing sod energetic planter.—Prairie Afom- * pkeae, Banting FlalA, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. finisbsd in th* mc«t superior msawsr. It wUl B^o. BreU. aSB-st. tetter tte> -F otter Btovo. »Ilk a saving of U far evut of furi sod with grestar eoavoeteoao, it te a arotl SIXTS Hooao Fmmitem. aaA tea A*«>rctantate^tetaprete^^ art. act ottcrt&Ac \\y«. ^.a'bXxe. a* a roxOAtkax vokW cure aW *Ccix wS\k» vricCukh 5\xu\\ kw Wkt to," \>uX an a tvattAkoX. aacxA — cu 'Rxgu.katoT o’) tkxx nawXxwu An. 'flax *&k\kou» AvBkrkeU o$ Xksx 'WtxX axvA. SoaWttwrt, Kaw, Jot a Vjftft \vrae, \oexa. taa^K aecAcA. aa artkeke- oj Sxotwoxki. TikVUtv wkikck^kj lakxa ka ^ro^xt c\OaaXk\ktu, aaA. aX Vox \.to\>xv Ktmt, ate a sure oj 'HE_PCOj Dt. HoVkoek'* SXovcwEeV TAkWera Vycodt and \ ' vc\«k«ora\x dtVAvtaXxd. Bt. AkobackV S.D.&E.W.BHIKKEfS AMERICAN ORGANS, ©litlj Crmdo SUtailjmtnt, "Dy. KH1PPES * VM\aae\\o\xj tw\ovyxb\t. TT0BXRY8 sad CO’ HcJbaeVw tiXo««xc\\ ‘BVl'lcvw avcAktx Wmy'a E.wXx’Ct), 'SAxxavaaXks.av, cXc. Th«v« ffittir* ar* put up in quart betttee, of which tha abatw is a fao^inuUa. Tha label ia Jlnaln eagraivd, and is provided urith a eafe-ffuord /rom *’ CPriae fl j-rr bctlh, aa with- We might ill Uw paper with testimonials, bat insert oaly a few te convince the ak«j>Ucsl. if sorb then, be. and wo say to all, taW Pntn.m's Wringer. Teat II Tuooocublt with Asr and All nlbens, and If not sutlqdy anuafactory, ratsrs it. Pwteeo. Afoo./acroSng th. ____ '&\XVvca d-Av-c txuxx^ aad mkt THE AMERICAN ORGANS FOR BALE BY .tavaMBotertaf Hutter. ] & Melodeons! AND BVTCH EASHNBIA CWFEECt. DRY GOODS! ANo**L-cn roa Con.—Amsrlun ingenuity has discovered a novel purpose to which num oen be put, namely, for stretching boots snd ehuea. The boot or shun is well filled with com, aH mode aura by eueb tight lying that none ean oecape. It is then inMOMwawd for eereral bourn in water, during which lhe biter b dtseeadeMd by tbe gradual ewetteg of HARD-WARE! DEPOTl York. Jaauary 1M4. i bare tasted Putnam's Clottea Wrinrtr by leal worklag. aad fraow that H will <fo. It •p; It ia flmpli; it require* no room, fear al Work or at real; a ob'ld can operate II; H. WUXoHT, . TTORNEY and COUNBELLOB AT LAV. and Solicitor in Oteawea*?, Notary Public and Caarvyaaoer. Also, Clroait Ceart CommUaloaer for Barry A MIDDLEVILLE. M toneam. OFFICE OVER BLAKE’S STORE. Will ateawd ta el) calu in U>. tew uf hte prote*ion;w.U. promptly OUR GOODS Unusually Low ! B. C. FBI UDG1 OF FBOBATE aval l.awd aad Tax Agd the Ctert Ho*M,al HMUI days *f **sb I J IM READS ETREKT<W. *T. •a ObonsEuting atto � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/391/HastingsBanner_1864-12-07.pdf fc9be425bf9053ddb79a7f4db33391a4 PDF Text Text HASTINGS BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DYSPEPSIA, •rijiwl AMD DUKAAES KEBVLTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE LIVER . H A.<D DiaKSTIYR OROAJ18, ARE CURED BT Hoonwra GEEMAN BITTERS, ■sii’issnisa?* THE GREAT STRENGTHENING Trows©. BA Vg JfQgg gtSPICTABLg FJCOPU TC Jfrtstiiijs’ gnsintss Jintton AMD WILL PAY RJDOO To any one that will produce a Cartiflaata publtab•d by oa that u not QXN L INK. BOOFLlNDt CEM1H .1TTE1S WILE CURE EVERT CASE OF Cbreeto wlUrroos DsMIlty, DIssoms ,f th. And stretch them steer tout. His was so same to taa.t; Hla geaeralehip, we bn, Creators la "ebaagtog baa~_“ Aadl.-Welding a review We rocked tbair mighty eitiro. From Mew Orkoaas to Maise; Oo ovary hill and plala; Their rifle pita era rushed ao. And drove them from tbair bolas; 8« gutokjy they skedaddled. Some of thorn loel their sol,*. Tea, soatbward they retreated. Krewe bad time to Urik.; But.with troe Union ballots. Their osseous we did spike. From all their tlroagholda driven. They rallied oe the plain; Resolved la a pitched bull!.. THAT THIS BITTERH IB WOT AICMOBOXIC, Contain, no Hom or Whlckty. * iCHH’ir nnxrKTw xrp.TnyAivuT,BUT It THE lEtT TOHIC TallaaAicksD gave eresroL Far Mm was not ie eight; Tba Uae of bia arriving la '>St after ths flghk- victory over circumstances, net him up eumpletaly in bia own heart. But bis application did not long con­ tinue. Tbs position which be bad gained, as it were, at a jump, be had not indus­ try sufficient to retain by hard labor; and hard labor only can maintain him who by accident, or a apacious appearanos of fitneasv reaches a place for which ba Is teally incompetent. Tone bad yehim but not Itaminj. He sported with the feelings of hie clients, as be had long been in the habit of doing with bia own; and though ho often succeeded In retriev­ ing the affairs enlrustad to him. by des­ perate plunges, at the close of long and weary doubts, his clients were nut ao grateful for being saved “by tbs akin of their teeth,'’ ae Ute proverb expresaes It, aa Tom thought they should have been. They did not relish being thrown over­ beard, to display bis skill in reeouing them from drowning; and if extrication from fearful dilemmas did minister to Toms triumphs, they could not forget Tbsy bU a rolgbty boaflaUH, ’Twa. at Chicago cast; Tbsy thought wbsn it "per-cu» sod," I. A. *- C. G. HOLBROOK. A TTORNETBsnd Couimviloro at Uw. ead S- K3S*<Sas is Helbroek Btock. Tbee Ccogrroosns to terry, !■> brigade w. did attack; Th«a briskly «rar dirlatoe., Marcbad up Ito States to wla ; W.r* lying thick aa bail; AU their rro*rvro were brought sp, Bui still could not proven. K.NAFFEI A BCRB01T8, The biggaal mortar they had. TTOBNMTB and COUNSELLORS AT LAW Helteiteru.to Chancery. Tea end looareoee B....M. att*a4od to -Uh protnploeaa Tours, »sry respectfully. > JI. KENNARD. Kigt>& tralow Coutos Street, Ptabdalpbla. From Rar. Worreu Rntalpb, Faster of tbe BspUet Church, Gennsntow*. F* Dr. C. M. Jaakaos:—DearHirz-Porewssl expariasoe enable* Die to roy tlistl re<*rd thoGerman Bluer* preperod by yos aa aa oxccUeal medicise. Io caaro ofoevsru e»ld and (oaaral drbilUy 1 b..e boas greatly besrAtied by tbe see of ths BtUars, ■od doubt oot they will produce similar.eflbeia os olbsrs. Toor, truly, W. RANDOLPH. From Rev. 3. H. Turner, Pastor ef ths M. E. Phila. Dr. Jackses :—Dear Sir i-Uavteg eeto your (torsion Butera Io my family frequently I aro prepar<8 to MV that it too toan of great Mrviea. 1 H.P. CHERRY. tobeva ttot in OMOt cases of general dabilily of tba syetem it ia the safcal and m-jal valuable retn r'tOUXTT CLERK and Notary FeMfe. O«ee ody of »hic*> I Save an r knowledge. Yoar»„re*p«:<fully. , J H. TURNER. Me. TH N..Niatesath Blrvet. .ter, *f MberU A Striker,ro Hlobrook »Block. From Rev. J. M. Lyssa, fcrulsrly Pastor of tba as? fpu' g. C. FRINDLB, Dr. C. M. Jackass :-Dsm Sir i—I feat It a WUDGR »F PROBATE, Rotary plea.are tbss. of wy <«rn accord to toar tcatimo L. .. <1. .-Ul..-nf Ih. rkre.m Hume ttayu sub week That beoely cbaagad txt* boo* Tbair wooden (us* asplod*d, And acaUcrod all lb* vote*; Aed blaw tto guaaars Lu who* They all wear itnpad ereto. In flank and rear st lacked, _______ ___ 1 gjisrtilaitj. , THE ITOIT #r * sum. I . r I ■ ' , BsuU fc»-<flAMi»Mr»0«a hsMimmRM, ggwggg of oovftzbfitk. t1 Jh cBB dn be RMi^ed ltt?* oowpletwMeh Arable origln- Wbicb made ioA fitoreriag^agto,^ rebellioo, nd; idbtoMfaf ttothe waaa etatesmau. Cut the Horn Mr:>adtb*atoMa'«as Bto aH wtohio :B>e «M earthiest., threw him tato a troublesome difitoslty. Ha was abaoto from hie -poo* when a dw eWvs vote area taken upon the very qaeetton which ba tod been elected to oarry—and be waa horrified ooe morning to find that hie opponents tod lakee ad­ vantage of hia absence to defeat hla cli­ ent*. . Great and terrible waa tbe wrath bow let oe advance over tboeAowbst ol hi. friends, aed aven Tom Smithaisle daacriptiua of a recklaaa youth to lucky Tom Smith ^paired at last tat bis maturer manhood. Despite of tba a lane which seemed to have ao tare.— prophecies of lbs comforters of his pa­ Ho saw no mode in which be could re­ rents that the “ne’er do-well" Tom Smith trieve himself, and no cxetsaea presented would “never ooms to anything,” behold themselves with which be could fare bis him admitted to the bar, with unusual friends. It was such a palpable and wbbenora. Tba shame of being taunted pardonable fauft, eo groesly inexcusable. with inefficiency bad spurred him to such unwonted exertion and application, as - ----------------- dto*r* developed bia fall strength. For once, _ of the “pfoddsra-—sudgwaire Tom bad done his best, and so trium­ la often more indebted to tbo plodders phantly did he make bls entree upon bia than tto'world su.pecte—eared him front professional career, that it began to be destruction. A earaful, old lull-beadod suspected that be waa unjustly miarspre- toctitlon, who waa in tbe same interest aented bv those who snarled that be was with Smith, voted against trim, in order । Idle and negligent at college. ' to secure a right to move a •'reconsidera-! Bnsinees flowed in upon him apace; tiun." Thia was opening enough for and the novelty of bis position, its T-! ex .Bmitb. It was a breach in the enemy's igbted and citemenl tn which be deligL_^, _ i the. 'defences, into which bo threw himself and. __j victory — *2 pleasure of having achieved by with bia old successes, turned the tables, AKO DO GIVE HITTKK SATISFACTION Have roere Toattmear, VOUCH FOX THXMl Than say other article ia^ba market Wo defy any Ono to aontradlit ula Aaaartioa ' kbedfitota 'lU budBeto deoto thekBdcMtor,by vbMuMly tbeothare bad etonificanoe. Tern woe delighted :wfeb and came off with flying colors, and more admiration than ever. But ho bad given, also, an endorsement of hia old chareoter, that be waa “net fit to be trusted." The session wore away, but the Hun. Mr. Smith bad lost bis interest in tbo public business, it bad no more charms for him. Tbo great excitement was-over, and be turned with dis tala from the form­ al phraseology of acta to repeal act., ecto to modify acta, acta to continue acta, and all tbo forasmuebss, whereases, pream­ bles, chapter, and sections of routine law-making. lie oought, ax rite men t somewhere sloe—and found it Wborel There hangs a tale—or rather lha moral of our tale. Tbe key to the Hon. Mr. Smith's strange negligence was the earns that will too ofteo explain tbe “abHa was land of deep potations and of luxurious food. Ha liked tba wit. and excitement nf tba- dinner labia, and tbo supper. Ha was the Kral of convivial parties, and waa prone to tba at Oe teres which fill up tba days of those whose nights are given to revelry,tba excitement of tba billiard room and tba bowling al­ lay, tbe early mingling of strong drink. In these scenes he could shine without effort. Ready apphuaa and beany ap­ preciation followed all the sallies of ao distinguished a ouevtve. Tv such haunts and to aoch eompanions be waa reedy to fly, not only from the fatigue before ba their difficulties. They did not like that, tbair causes and their property should be pul in peril by Me negligence, in order . that tbe-bair-brcadlh victory should ex­ alt hia reputation ; and would far rather that a little of the plodding industry which be despised should eeoore them from the first, than that they should coma io victors at the last, by a cswp rfr ssuts. It resulted, at last, that, Thomas Smith, Esq., was avoided as cnunsrl by careful tnen, but was summoned in desperate case, which none other cared to under­ take. Under euob a stimulus he was al­ most nnitormly successful; and thus, without tiro true requisites of a sound jurist, be had a conqueror's reputation, imoua against hia re-election, that tu de­ and a fitful, though, on the whole, a lu­ cline to contend would be a palpable de­ crative practice. There is a western feat. In neglecting the busiueaa of the bout which illustrates the Ilfs of such House, be bad suffered the district which men. He could fell loner, and etill rise, be represented u> lose some important or, as die phrase is, “dive deeper and advaatages, and the people were not at oume up drier" than almost any other. all disposed to furgive him. Again he It was always dark night or bright son- nerved himself for the contest. Again shine with him—a fearful storm or a deed be succeeded. Defeat would have been better fur him. calm. We must spare the reader the narra­ At length it occurred that some bnsineea in wbieh be was engaged required tive of ail the downward steps by which the Intervention of the LegiaUlura. His the Hua. Thomas Smith became i auk preeenoe at the capital was required to The first stope in this path ware taken expedite it. One proposition In lha con many years before, la bis youth and sultatiuffli with bls clients led to another, •allege days, bis dangerous passion fur until ft was suggested that it were belter praise, and fundneos for unwise excite­ to elect him as a representative than to ment, bad betrayed him into Ute love of depute him m a lobby member. The drink, and tf conscience or eutne uousidmatter was talked over, and as those of erate friend warned him to beware, the the public who knew the secret saw no deceptive promise was ready—“0,1 can­ parucular fitness in the election of a law­ nut sink ! 1 recover myself tou easily." yer with half a dexeu clients in a particu­ Tbs redcieeaMM of danger which grows lar case, aa bis actual constituency, there outot over confidaoce— Ute estimate of were strong symptoms* uf opposition. — his own powers which made him despise But Utts only stimulated him. It spurred the fear ul being taken at a disadvantage, his energy, and fixed hie determination ruined Tom Smith, as it had ruined many to be elected, for though ho cared Huie more. The pride which exults in selffor the honor, and knew tbe profit was debasenieul (not abasement,) in order nothing, to be opposed was to iMuro his lb»f it may be abown from bow low a success. He threw hlmoel into the work depth to rise ia possible, is much mors with Ms whole energy, and After vigor­ oommon than is usually imagined. There ous canvassing, caucusing and exsrlion, ia scarce an outcast in the world who be wbs returned by a majority of ten dues not imagine tiiat be could re-estal>vdtoa; a much more arowpteble triumph liah tumadt, tf wdy bo thought it worth to him tbaa if bo tod boon elected by a bis. while, and woul^eet about it! Dwwn I Down 1 Tbe elasticiiy ol the Majority often handred. To have been aaanimoosly elected would have posses­ str.xigaot must give way al last, and tbe I sed no M>sr ms for Mm ; and had tbe re oepUunofMs nomination indicated an ma&agtegpetty tow withe skill wvethy ofa better arw. Thie was trtamph enoughftx Htol to would etoowwtodgw the compliment with eoch • MmpM atlon of its truthfulness, as indfcetsj tlstfl be considered U unoeo«eeary UWr to make tbs trial. It so ehauosd ooedsy, that be faeetf himself dlrnrosd, when thefateriowtow era wers not aware that ho was listening. And be beard them, moreover, reech the calm and ead conclusion that bo was sunk­ en past rocali to recovery. They atfroed that be had ao wasted his energy and im­ paired Ms strength, m so tai and physical, that further expectation for him there was none, except that be wooly die likfc e drunkest swan—If such a Mrd weto possible—In singing in beeohleeeloqoecce bia defence againft hfIng OOnniUud SB-R “Perbspo eo,^ esld Smith. A Dew re­ solve was awakened In bin. People doubted that be oooid overcoats temptstion. Ho would Oto I • :. 41.’Lual From that mumoc^te put the resolve In practice. It waa tWinost severe strug­ gle be had ever undertaken, but bls re­ awakened pride, seconded by a strong will, was trismpbesL He rates bimeeif from tbs kennel. M bo had promised bn would, and ended, life where be should have com mowed it, a sober ran. But -where, >noeawMle, whore the “ploddore," the ensile, aa bo used to style them, when bo likened himselfton baref AU in positions of competence and Mat, wbieh be could never f---------They bad gained In tbo often and often he hi them Ln derision. Ma- ——retain bls youth, and premature old ace settles hard upon Mm»eyco though be bo a genius, who lives too fast Let tbs young and over-confident, tbs apF atefl able, especially, beware bow they warth their lives and trifle with their power*. It b egreseble tn aetopiah um'b frietoK. and to disappoint one’s^bos; but it in not Uefe to do it at your own expense. , FeoMs old Justice'Shallows may chuckle o ver the irregularities of their you th, hut. it is better wMhlbe pegs te fair, to nHlM . no blurs upon it It b very rrrach to • mao’s credit to reform from vice or dis■ipstiua, but it is better—aa the-good book advises us respecting ooatutbn-^: to leeve such things off before they be meddled with. 'Hun. Thomas Smith will tell you so, though he has been ao long, uf late years, in good repute, that Ms younger friends do not remember when he sti-od otherwise. Genius, unguided by abiding principle, and unaccompanied by indnslry, ia a dangerous gift. > Rqbacx's Catawba Bbaxdt la made from tba rtu juice or th* catawba which la grown In abundance in Ohio and from which thia article' ia obtouted—It baa an agreeable flavor, fine clear color, and poe.eeoes ail tba quail­ ties fur medical purposes, and fur a bev­ erage of tbo beat imported braudiaa. As a flavoring for mince plan and other cook­ ing purposes it ia the moat eeucomleal article that can be used, being one half a dollar cheaper by the bottle, and nearly two dollars per gallon cheaper than other Brandies avid for that purpose. Wberever It baa been introduced It haa found rapid sale end la daily gaining io popu­ larity giving in all oases tba utmost asL: ufaction. Call for “Bobsck’s Catawba Brandywhich may be found for sale by Druggists, Grocers and dealers gene­ rally throughout the West. C. W. Rmso, Propri«w, 56, 58, 60 aud 8E East Third Sl obapb, mtod sympathiBM with tbe bsroxtod, an wall 4 with Ito vl|--------- u-•te-1 have nut mentioned muisl Bgt-■**•«**•-r T--7-----I T-»aT 5 had nous. Woman are admirers <4 the bxilliMl end the bold ^aad each of Tom's Mr bwaU'i.riw-a Ifc 1 •«* �AR NEW liou. Wednesday ■•rata*, It mak Nuticeeofllw Press. shall ba compelled ■BclM*aa Coes dEKMRJSr..*.' ’ ‘ TSAIX1 W> , rwvl> 1U1 Ito Ulla. Napoleon, "Pin Mpe> fisMisAeMbmheak^frUo^tos..onx. 'Oerrfi>tare historian* wtfl enricb theeaMlvtwamwfHArpeA Wswljy Iwg Uker writoM mrfpaiotors, aed <wblie|wr. • r. fnrniMl tn dust? — Ar V. Kvantfthtt I to rliriwi IIIto nu*rf*» daJUr mJ has been no very dpflj.; \ j« its WlballoW«d fam It has entered the pulpit, and virtually forbW eertain portions of tbs MHpUrm Botin Tmttript. ■■ “It is If once a leading polities! and bisturicaL^nqslisl’ol tbe.oatiqa,;’— • U..U7 i.i«l Tba exchanged prisoners are described from the oracles o held from their su became they ably 5.000 or 0,000 men. rOsr loss b probably not taore thaa oae-touthof that has sought to aubesnre to It* own pur­ number. We,captured about 1,000 men poses both the scriptures aad the pnlpit including oqo Brigadier Gee eral. it has enteead eburahsa and brad Ill-will Signed, SCHOFIELD. word, toS>fiy for those in authority.' 'PlfateFlorida, in Brsxll- IjvpMra .by CspUin Collin* of . tbe this dedsfoe, will probably blackened by dirt andhanging’ on pro- tbtfrasMhsMkwIstto ia the meantime oar eoaele Jobe Bell ' Intis, mean time, the Copperhead y disgusting, vxbahlng an odor so fasti d it almost stops tbe breath of those if their own Govarnufsot in the affair, lure, of proaqpt and honorable reparation furnishing again to tbe world aco* Sr W was justified la tbe course rfw** ... Governor uf Bahia, whose Govern- month through Which these reports ex­ tend there la a . constant monotonous oomplaint against the treatment to which of which they know nothing sa y et. ■itfht wlthjgredlt to themselvea diarrhasa received no nourishment and of the Amer- starved to death. Of course they reeelr­ od rations which the stomach of a well facto, without bluster, and with a deter­ Mr. Wilson, the American Consul at mination to do all that ia just and right from gangrene and ulcers were compelled Bahia, when ths Florida entered that towards Brazil." port, demanded that she should not be to fester in putridity without oven suffic­ ient water to cleanso their loatbetame permitted to supply herself, but sent On Monday last convened the Tbirty- -Cnsted States look a very singular posllion In relation to the Florida or th* Wachupstf. and dying were kept without shelter, aad many . without cloth I ng, on the bare tepvfag vessels belonging to citizens of lived Its lime." ‘fiuperfluoos lags the ground, exposed to tbe torrid nun and the Uniied States of America within the reason the Florida had violated the neu- tralityofBreziT"by capturing and des- the earnest'and almost dispairing appeals territorial waters of Brazil, near the Is­ land cf Fernando do Noronho, In April idea*moves with events. War is either of kind hearted physicians for their relief. a groat ci vilixer or promoter ofbarbarism. Before tbe change from Andersonville, IMS." Thia ia especially tbe case in civil warn, 11,000 victims had been buried, uncoffinTe this the Governor replied, that —"oven if it were fnUy eotablisbed that the Florida had previously violated neu­ the condition of large oommunitie* trality, suuh a proceeding would scarcely could never warrant no to commit the acta required by the e>n»ul, which would be equivalent to a hostile rupture, witb- the condition of this country, aa four BLUMDaaa.—Tbe Ann Arbor Courier finds considerable fault with tbe blunder­ ing manner in which tbe “Bute News" ia among brethren. It has led even Chris­ tians to tbe uwe of word* of insult and wrath, making them ’hateful and hating to one another. . It has led them to diso­ bey thq plain precept of tbo gospel, that Cyer, supplication*, and intercession* made for all that ar* In eatboriiy." It has led them to place their politic* above , their religion. It ha* distracted the mind*of the evil and the good, and caus­ ed a declension of religious Interest. It baa tempted Christian men to sacrifice their professed principles to their parties and their passions, and to make their de­ votion to their country turn on party con­ ditions or personal opinions. It ha* even dried up the fountains of Christian compaasioa in their breasts, when the sick and suflrriDg soldier has appealed by all the lies of humanity, religion, and patri­ otism to them still refusing to give them aid. It has justified the persecution and murder of, and kindled an inhuman prej­ udice against the black man of the North, and denied the poor helpless *lavc and freedom, th* sport of circumstance* which they cannot control, the ministry of even the Christian teacher, it ba* made a proposition in our Legislature of New Jersey relating to the Colored man so inhuman and iniquitous, that If It bad admission to ths Waahuselt in any of tbe porta of thia province. For thia purpose the present arrangement it ia not worth the meet energetic and’forcible means wUl he employed (according to tbe inmonths incident* oocu ring in this county, atnserions of Ths Minister of Foreign Aflsir* of June 23 of last yehr.) If such shall be rendered necessary by the reluc- The fiiture is too uncertain to justify the ed io the Detroit paper as occurring in tanee and criminal obstinacy manifested entering upon such measures as may some other part of the Slate. We men­ l»)r that steamer im&Hlng comply with and moat probably.wilt bo necessary in tion these matters not to find fault but that they may be remedied. u»e intimation conveyed to bar, thus the new condition of things which peace tbe pirate? led loyalty of tba people. True, Ila maj­ might be ordered Close bls port Against tbe other. If the ority are friends of tbe government, but Governor had done in the case of tbe move clear of all the embarrassments con­ eett, Cap*. CoHtna would not' have had stantly thrown in their way by a perverse oeekxion to'tike lbs law into bis own if not poellively factious minority. Be­ bands. But, as It waa, be had no other sides there are measures, like tbe psopo- forty-eight hours to re- Laurel had been lying in Funchal Bay tor several days previous to ths 17th, sad early on the morning,of that day ahe steamed out tn sea, and met a targe screw steamer (uudarstix-d tn be the new Alabama) on board of which waa trans­ ferred th* crew of tbe Leo re!. Tbe cargo consisted ofguns, ammunition, &c. The screw steamer then made for the direc­ tion of Bermuda." DIED. An Extra C-py <>f either the- Weekly or Magazine will be supplied gratis &•> every Club »f Five Subscriber* arM.00 each, in i>tio remitlener; or six o»pwe for »2(h00 /z -t . ... Back euinbera can be supplied!aLaag lime. ( t The Annual Volume* ok Beeper's Weekly. In brat cl.ith .binding w ill bs sent by Exprean, free of peas* h»r I* rack. A ciuiiplcto set e>mpnainjt &gl>* expense of pure * BnouLss . Piikwow thunder storm on Frb moment of a sharp I! i tbe thunder was heard Doxxno* Van.—' V-. G. Bonrrox, are it the Parsonage of tbe Hasting, on W edneat Mew Advertisements. 85 Reward! 14th inst. to enjoy *<x GODET'S LADY’S BOOK. the divine assertion, TUE Fashion Magazine of the WorlsE. CLOTHING STORE! JJTJJUTUW.HJiK ARTS, art) FASIUWS. with you generous prospered you. reedved authority to il TUX INDUS' fa rosmus » sxaes. A New Clothing Store in Hastings, as Jest beta oy*nrA HEADT-MADBCLOTHnta. end Gent** Fur- It is a rather sickly time among Cop­ perhead newspapers. Among those sus­ pended since election ar* tbe Indian* Stott Rtoitler, Bloomington, 111. Dmocnl, Maddiaon, Wie. Patriot. Evansville, Ind. Timrs, Peoria, Bl. Mail, Logan Co., III. Couritr, and a paper ofSu Jwseph, Mich. stonily taking cargoes of coolies from Macao and Canton to Cuba. About one Antl-8lavery tnaasurta of the lata Con­ gress safely through tbe press. Accounts on file in the department st Washington show th* singular fact that more Southern whites than blacks bars reosivad aasietaneo from the government. A St. Louie paper says “tears ar* not loss than 200,000 persons In Missouri, maintain them through the winter." . Harrison Cornell, another of th* Indi­ ana Bona of Liberty, has made a confesslon, stating that he bad b*lped conceal Fix* VsorrssLsa.this township, has left Buct Gloott d .VilUitt, 63 ctt. AU Wool SiirU. fll Ladiu' ClolhShirtt.lX 75 Wool Sodct, 15 eta. :ks Ulen st Naw Ysrk quotation*. MUDGE ds BAILEY’S Many ofour Stale •: ■ARJON HABLASD MILLINERY STORE else will have their “s, elected—Mark that 11 WtY m>8 friends—one a champ A FINE ASSORTMENT HCILKB'ODX’fl BJL’DCE Th* blockade runner Annis, recently captured, dropped 150,000 in gold into SILK. lb* sea while being chased, beside a large a provisioned army amount of Confederate bonds. Senator Wilson made forty-two speech u .k___ •ition for tbe constitution el a mead dmnt with tbe proper proportion of cavalry and artillery, and composed of veteran protesting, while the Florida wrot on prohibitbg slavery which require* a twotroops aeleetod for special service. That burning American ships within the limit portion intended for service in this city, of Brazilian territory. yood that possessed by the Union aide of was temporarily encamped on Staten bland aad at Fort Hamilton. General What (course our government may think It right to pursue, we know sixths supporters of President Lincoln— Butler then devoted the day* intervening before election to making himself ac­ quainted with tbe city, with its police the instant, and with resistless power.— arrangements, and with the mean* at It will be both disposed and prepared to Brisilihn Governmaot. sioners of police were consulted, and with the great questions pertaining to plans perfected. Telegraphic commenioation was established between bis bead­ great powers to protest coBective against •citation*! obligations, and tbe reedjust- Weekly promptly to a “tip-top" ofuc*^. A gang of ruffians entered the hosae of an old man ib Williamstown county, ill. Another causa for tba unimportant part Gen. Buller displayed in command of shot him dead, and then bung his son, a to be be played by this Congress daring New York the asm* administrative talent young man of eighteen years. ' the remainder of its days, is its own manifested. On tbe fid of November, be Vessels under the French flag are oon- With one be Floridias he did in that of tbe Wachu- SzKMM am> tbs Naw A unMMX.—The tbe Magaslne d* The telegraph announces that tbe Flor­ Ida waa run into alter leaving Fortress Monroe, and sunk. Pirato vhipe appear will bring. meat jn relation to the two vessels mKtaar.npn^'i^i ■ “A few days ago we noticed (lhe de body to disgrace whose Hack dot would never have been wiped put. Il lias, with deep shame, excited a scorn and eon tempt for them who, though differing from us ele voted In the scale of national existence items so far as this point is concerned or hurled backward totrard a state of were badly mixed up, but had hoped oth­ kept many from the kingdom of God.— barbarism. er localities were more fortunate. We These are solemn charges! On these I have usually attributed these mistake* to arraign the politico of my country, and Florida. What did the Governor dot ti»c plea of ‘guilty’ must be answered.— gross has outlived its period of usefelneoe. Leino man deny thpsI The aad wiines We do not mean to say that It has been They appear original in that paper; and sea are here to confront us 1 Melancholy to the Florida’s 1 Not at alL He flew a failure; far from it. It has successfully they generally succeed most admirably. facts declare'an enemy baa done this!" grappled with all the great questions “The best ©f itsclass in America.”— Boitoo Tnttltr. _ ( . ' parture from Liverpool of <-schooner called tbe Laurel, with about one hun­ dred men on board, many of whom bad a handouipepictorial showbill on applit served with Captain 8emme*. It was also hinted that Captain Semmca ws* him•elf on board. Thi* news Is also confirmsubucribcr's post uflire.■ GOOD! EAR « CO. which the war has forced upon it. His- tug withal—but a system uf quotation* lory has a proud niche for tbo tbirty- MrilTrsi....... »™« of tbe UAfr Book • wit! receive nSecribcre 8r ITAIIt. AND VXLVBT BOXMtTS, 'The Howard man lei ■enca we ought to folio] To this tbe Blair ma is not altogether in i LARIKS', MISSKS*. AND CHILDRKNS' HATS, AND WORSTRD AMities. _ Gvwo, GOODS, **b*criber. Keapt roc.tanily on hand, aad for sate oe reasonable terms. Howard, may bo e» iefieeM*. >od style. New Goods received often. Wo think Tko Turkey* V GODET. Tbe Fortress Mor -of tbe Philadelphia J COMMISBIONERH NOTICE. detaHod to remain at each police station ENSIONS. P T«x Knrorrox (Canada) ATnss, of Nov. will BOUNTIES, su D PRISONERS r promptly and effectively co-operate with the President close upon the beginning p which it first broke out. Admlrnl D. D. Pe otodfol of tbo welter. imeaae amount But one Ktume a issievn, necessary that no excuse should be offisr- or OA». dbililtei svuiu sny vioiawc ISO Oom I lions, aad that if Confederate in arms, i visible. H INTERNAL REVENUE KALAMAZOO, MicmioAii, «»/ tis Poe/ ttributiow of the Thank •Jbe Admiral thio mor ��’ i 1R « i Moq Aj[Bn«nuQ 6GOO9 H.1Q "SHOTS &33V18 H3AO 30HJ0 iauvM-anvH Tsm.! T< dq p»ina , ^nq OOM 44>q j woq. re itb -inuaui juu oi ipoinbuij 1| p4puMntn<K>B4 oxsq poo •luojqw •.IX'lMSiiPjIJTHOH H «»"PM .:-u Xnq oi mlfrjeronj. qntcop a>! ,^sr.33Hao "«»■ ................ . wrst-tojt ■<H»a»a.. 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Siilinpllmtr, C|r u »UU4»W«TMIT .Uimur, DYSPEPSIA, IWfoll CAFTWE CT jrem A. HIM. DISORDERS OF THE LIVEE vancing prices of all ertlolea of opnsump u| lie. They orw jAa| ,*• dUpropwuon AJODtOKSriVEGROANS, ARE CURED BY HOOFLAND'S ■0WHE LOOKS ARD tlAT HEOATB. GERMAN BITTERS, and the quiitloni The rebel ex-General Roger A. Pryor wwecajitured on Friday last by the Oth twees income and outlay la a fnost fruit­ Thia, corps picket, of the Artny of the Poto- fol topic of family drocu.ai.wian-' tnao, wbil* attempting tv exdangw pa. ■_____ L- 1. pern with oup- pideeta. TMu ’Wrea dune hi retaliation for the reewnt AND DO G!YK BETTER SATISFACTION! capture of Captain Burbridge by tba rebel pickets under similar oireomstanilea loo, high rorair rot THE GREAT RTRENGTHENINQ rttaaS O»r<rrt»tlnr, New. York, Dec. /-fo—The: Trifaae’a There U ocrt a-f.tnily : of the middle AND DUEAtoKto RESULTING FROM now,. R_j»ilLgH,iea,doubled when the H.uniealioa by iabearetog the tourer of Great Britain and other nation, in recop. L_ V_ _______________________________ aiaing th. belligerwegy of tire -rebel, wtecb wM al«o eeactioeed t>j Bnsft .Mj eoqfl M possible. .-Gt"- Wabb daclsre. of the war. ju.t ,eo sore is this prophwey tba Uahed.Stotah have a kjodly fading to be fulfilled. . . toward and ailds, anls>M«< by such "The tmidancy of the public mind! is an order for the return of Captain Bur. tie in «be-worid Uuiew extravpg.nl at Irerpipg lhaj.eown'P*^! isocialy. Money is cheap and bridge on Saturday, and he himself will without any insiruet^MM,jar-aotbonty ' probably ba returned as soon as Captain whatever, took on himself the resDnoeibUBurbridge la sent Uck. nonatioa lly to capture oho of the piratical ende-j . Since the copters of Pryors Captain ROOFLATO’S GER WAN BITTERS tofts uf ongof-our rebels, while she was ; Burbridge has been dismissed the army anchored ift.Ate port of Bate., mA Abe WILLCVRE EVERY CASE OF Tur disobeying lbs order forbidding the uodere'igned bdieves himself suthoriicd condition of things will tern»|na|»—per­ exchange of papeia or holding intereoure. mir dietetic system invariably depends to assure your EacnUency all reparation haps gradually, perhaps auddenly. j The which honor .aod justice exact will .lie value of all com mod itlea, foGudlng mdoR.J. GRANT, upon taste. The resultthat.we. are a nation of dyapeplMW. »bal our. sanitgry- very freely offered, and much more free­ ey are feai folly" ‘••WWied* Bat when Mr. Pryor arrived in the city, by the condition ia iufcriur to yhat of any Euro ly and ptumplly Xlian if the sot had been CeestipsttaB, Tnw.nl Pilrs. Fnllarei of Blood HO* “Owl\train from Washington, at half­ pran nalibtoi atod.tbal wears, aa shown committed by American creisere la the watere of the.n>'«st powerful, nauoea in Sear Eroct.tiaa*. Slaking etl past 5 o'clock on Wednesday loqrning by eutistka, a cuopar.lire1y ri>.»rt lived in custody of Brigndiei-Genqnl WmuII. people. Rmreochrnanl regarding what liw world, recognizing the right of those and Lieutenant William G. Bhaw. The wo eat, tbrrefcre,.raay conflict with our porta pf England and France simply be­ -.■mis QROCBRIKB. provisions. Pteparty took breaklart at the Merchants' long acquired Kabila.«( indulgence, but fa cause she cannot resist iL The Govern­ •JVTm.k butter. Urd. perk, .nd cr*in Hotel In Courtland street, and at seven calculated V> more than render an equiv­ ment of the United States will not with o'clock started for Fort Lafayette, where alent in bodily, vigor end health. As a bold from Brazil one iota of that Man will bo precipitated headlong who reparation which, under the same oircum- now tower d»ft on their stilts. Wise Pryor i» now safely confined. rule, die luxuries that wa consume cost D. C. HAWLEY, Pryor i» apparently quite cheerful, more than the strictly necessaries of life; stances and her prevent embarrassed and prudent will prepare In lime for the poeitinn,sbo would be obliged to concede inevitable change. The dose’ who wrill ’ S junta though bo is by no nicani pleased with to England. Neither the undersigned his eituatiua and pruapecu. Hie manner —-----—> ------ ■ , is pmfiJeut, with a.dash of hi. usual .xpeusiv. tbsn.eur bread, potatoes and nor the United Slates Government qre TH AT TUB BITTERS IB swagger ; but ho converses freely pbuut meal. Hera, then, we »ec an excellent directly or indirectly responsible for thia oceuriepoa. Jl was not ordered or STRIKES. field for retrenchment. These luxuries his capture. Contain. Bo Ram or Whjak«y, In stature he is tall; ho wears long or a great many, of them, can be wholly auUior'ixed either; by. the Government of enough to pay what be owes. Wbentbe imiD seayrpt dii^b good, are ail sold ho will still find him. L-lack hair, combed towards the back of dispensed with, and the result will be BUT sei! in debt for them five or ten Cbouabis bead and falling Jx^md bls ears; bi. not only a marvelous dimenmution of countenance Lu a boyish cspreMiuu,and the family expenare, but will actually dou Times say if instead of indulging •” and dollars, and thia debt be must liqui­ IS THE BEST TOSIC £U> against Cbarleaton .iac-e April, 1863 date, principal and interest, wltb goM or /. U. bis age ia thirty-five years. He ia dree- prove highly beneficial to health—will whote power of the Federal aavy had its equivulontrpr go Into bankruptcy.— •eil in a plain, though good suit of “ Con. deereew the ductor's bills, and will prove t^-REuTwaiTsus so: been turned agaiost Wilmington, the Tbo conrequeece of the end of tne war federate gray," including a blouse; be a capital antidote, for dyspepsia, Iu mat­ war might have been more Influenced would be to inornos* every man's debt* I a.AC.G.BOLBROOK. ■[»<> wears a .bawl which was given him ter of clothing there is «a»ll«nl iu Wasbiugtou, a black felt Hat,, and - ■ |' field for retrenchment. *Our extravs- than by burning ten ciliee like Cbarlertoo about 125 per cent. An obligation of CUurca, rMMrm. n. >«' or capturing half a dutm Vicksburga.— M.OOO will become in practical effect, llaplUt Church. I'UJwlcIpeta pair ol ordinary cavalry boyta. Alto­ ganee in this respect, perhaps, surpctete • Wilmington SO long unmolested, ha. ^ |WjVW> That JOB* >>, 110,000. ia, Ik it Will will require require properproper­ gether, his attire is much bettor than that with regard to food, and is a habit, grown into each a furtrees as u> defy the t of Dow worth in currency |K>, .. ----T^,could have been expected—far superior or rather an evil, whoso rapid gr',»'h 1 efforts of ths Yankees from the sea. . j,— 000 -to ----pay<-it * A---------note outstanding draw­ in that of any other 'rebel officer who positively requires retrenchment. Only Several parsons of prominence faun trig ten per cent interest, will then draw has been brought to this city during the a few years ago, within the memory of have been in Washington sev­ what would now beequirelent to Urentytlic present generation—our common- Kentucky ‘ eral days past trying to «op the draft fiv. per coot or thereabouts, to uy noth­ sense fathers and mothers wore fabric. 1 toaroa'a xccocst or ui» captcha. ing of the principal of Uie Dote, the ditfi^ of their own manufacture; now, on the in 1 Kentucky. Pry or doe. ni>l corn plain of hi. capcully of whose payment will swell into a contrary, a man who presume to wear mm. O®o. oppeuM oirre.ponding ration. MUU. Ha^y «”“*»?■ M chaught else than foreign bruadd-rlh or casHilly a. ilaoBaod'o Uiuep. I. intrude Our advlee ia (or everybody to pay off ie .ffllctnl. and is "not ■ rum drink. A Petersburg paper astimatsa that •inieres. or a womnn.who does not ap­ Your, truly. LEVI G BECK. pear as a traveling advertisement for a ,20.000 shell, were thrown into that cite endeavoriug to rxebange papers with our French millinery ahup. Is hardly regard during the prugrew of the shelling bjt picket.) cannut be considered unfiilr.— ed a« within the bounds of respectability. Grant', army. These shell, have been lie currcct* the statcmriita made in Such extravagance Is not only abeurd, collected and sold to the rebel ordnance JOHN ROBERTS, some of the murning journals that he but it is pisitively wrong. But this su • as captured by. the Second corps, and onl of air .ppropri, dedluM; Cut with «*ye tlnit lh« 91b eurl* dvaendu the prrfluuua expense in drew is not confined The iron-clad. in the ■< ■nd thereby prevent credit of that net. He declares be did to the wealthier elssoe.. In proportion to their meana, the poorer pop.shstion Urly in tny f.milj rsiften r burrows not kcow that he was in danger until ho tend*. Gorman Bi exhibit the same wedenrei , All O.«TH COOWJU-OM .J U ciw live dr six men with their guns ;oiut seenuto be straining to reach the summit bow. ed al his hc.d. Even then, lie says, bo mr.de a movement to draw his pistol,hut of absurdity in fiuhion, and while only the oppufont attain it, the leas fortunate cur.eluded te surrender. He adds that our tauipta-to board them. ■ The: St Louis R^aAAcca tells this reach « near to it an the circumstance, ..h .rryrt!.. troops did hut get hi* hvrve—an animal, The naw monitors Klcapoo and’ Mil­ story of a t^rave woman : . . Eighth below C*»lc» blrevl, Fhltadrlpbifc which, according to bis statement, is tbo will allow. Retrenchment in this respect “Un the night o! the I2tb instant four IU needed, nut d«1y that the family ex­ waukee hate arrived In Mobile “J*.— IrestTri the “Cimfcderacy.’* penses may, be tednerd, but that as a They are of.mucb lighter draught than armed men went ■ to the residence of any Admiral Farragut has bad In hie Judge Johti Gillett, who lives te Carroll taunmunUy. ww cs^ tendqMJ nt our P00?1® ln lho °fef’ squadrou at any time. The Klcapoo was county, some nine rtules west of Bruns­ BiUtt.prepared by yw « •«> • erosive extrevagauce io dress. A man is built at St. Louie, and i. CTO ton. burtb- wick, and demanded admittance. Only In caw* of w’vrc chi «nd *«Mr qX .. wmfaiuU. en, and bar two ttitrets. The Milwaukre Mre. GilteU, a liule daughter of tbirtoeu born betefiued toy — J-.k, Ik*, sill ore Jac* Mid dial Msc-n and MilladgcviUe were fifty dollars as he would be In une ousting la a slater ship and waa.baikat the same yiarw, end five younger Mildren were at II. n.SIIKLVON, W. RAKDOJ.I-H. captured, mid chat Augwita bad probably a hundred dollars. The name principle plane. Both are fine veaxcls and will du home. .Mrs- tain#!, demanded of the men to know Who they were and what laden. He says, bow«t»«r, that-ia bis will hold good in every item <’f male and good service. opinion. General Sherrnan ia the ablest female attire; and one-ha If might just as The Navy Department at Washington they wanted. They replied that they officer iu <iur army, and that in the BuUth well bu used for other and bettor purfxe ha. Wiloitogtua papers of the l&th, were ‘federal/ and wanted te get any ... . . i_ ■*<4.. ..r t b* t arm. or money that might bo in the it is believed the “Guifcd-racy ha. mure ea. In ahurt, retrenchment dues not re bniu. Mre. Gill.t reached them an old debility of W fear from bis movemeota than thovo in quire privation of anything needful. It port has been very cions during the last pistol through the dour, but refuted to mrn ly impli«A‘'ljrUiT|n«,!toflh*t wk,c,I Lur moolbs, and intimate that U*«re arprogress elsewhere. Pryor remarked that he had hdfrd ie unnecessary ami uarl«a in ni.uere of Mveral blockade runocra io port which admit tiiem uoIom they would say who J i- lbs C-urtlU-^ Urey were. They then threatened to food and duthing,—-JVcw York bun. dare not venture out, adding that eo many bave bsen' dArtruyefl within a few break In. The lady teld them to dothat if they dared. Meanwhile sbe.had arm- ’ ’ Tua Montreal Ooutit. in announcing _ I lr» that cilv many — --r» ■ C4^b«^(NU-) ed Hreelf with ■ cup of hut water, while ». c. prindle, “Twenty-five on thirty thoueaad. Pry­ the daeUi-i -d J«dg« Coura.1 to pum* bur little daughter had oeeored a corn rnx|e« or rejoined that the-e pereoon bad “con­ poru, th. care of the 0L opereXiuos. knife end Mother cup of hot water, pre­ ducted thetiiselvrs shamefully in having1 ualil.lhej -a hear from H-chmond, says Tat porehascr of MontloBo. tke form­ paratory to defending her ea.Ua from aa. 5 left “tbeir country" when tliay werto, W that‘.‘there wa«-nd v«r»»l aausfacuqn Id er residence ot Thomas Jener»on,w Al . Btult. L much needed. lie thought they ahueld' evurt at the decision r™’***1' bemsrlo county. Ya.'/*Met Wter sold un­ “•The rascals at once proceeded to ' eused secured to regard it in the light of । der the rebel sequestration act on the break down the d«x>r, and succeeded In , U.I.K, .pr-rf ' J. M. LYONS. txUared at lh«s result achlpvcdby ,^b»d- 17ib, -•» B- f- b‘—*l’o. Th. Rings' Quinta girtitarfl. SOT A&caORQRlC, , xsiTi paidwtaMO. nyta- WrW^ ud UK C...b«.4-r. V. ’• b.'jr. Pryor registered hie name1 on lb* - ■ - • ->* '^i ,rt|.fl In a larva u. o. rrrur, ror, — - — -steturere, toad attram ancado". Th”• with/MW*4 tW0'"«<w-—.i» wameaAf’Gsaeral Ltomen- -Upn.osfpreren^i»<XWfV , atotBbawMfowltoafcfPryWA’a , At brewkfart, tocfWw dayllpbl, a *>DaidcreWe number of rrev-on. -eat at the r. nnw»*win s‘.sas?£E —..... ' "* y___ -re, ^OUMtal ™„ M th. tlnl waiott or IW '-w*1*: n>. u» u or* **’"i|r • ■ l*»r. " ’r rima, Roaboro’, P»; ijT‘ ~ Jk.^“!r ifw» fl». f - - , tor bilt’mg them or not the didWot know tHW”wn wrtidre«,W«ng titfa unwpect- bet' utrt in^r •tf irttrnd uf defwire. One oft^m dwn -—*J| A window In another room enlisted mi foopd guilty and bbl fo. sentence ;o eonfineinetll si b, put her head-ut. AH thia .Mie th. Ufcvfog meals thremenldg to t ।break tn, white Mre.^GfUett,***a *r( fore I nt. tior.s wern maao vy mw«—— MM, »•**«■••<‘•Wt uniwre-.’ta. rt« ta* M ru d^W^. takitlwcity »»H»fO9i“J CL, - fas’fifties ’■'M2 - alter of ftihttatrel? �HAffmres It seems to meet to prevr against the I. y and on their main line of tbe road located for 100 miles ,w.. — •• *SferCoS*- initial point al Omaha Qty, ^ebroks, and a pcliminary localio« i>f ‘ to determine. It seems quite deaf that Itailroad ol California hai from Sacramento eastward ducted unless the Government dan excrover the bank proc ated on .cur part by giving tba Im­ Misuro HTnMTl migrants effective national protection. I »oe, Ifta i avocations and places of scLtlemenl. wHh eo-yilberal disposition towards this great reer of commerce and civilisation. C^hall f»jT i« advance bofone that time country occupied by and liockr Mount* aot piy before the first of January will and also fifty crate from May last No deviation Fa ikoll partment during tbe last year. Powers nor designs to impose in voluntary Mili­ also specify tbe measures deemed eaten lial for tbo National defense, and to keep ring the year, reacnoc tary service upon those who coms from • 100,000,000 in value. so long been other lands to cast thbir lot in our coun- up and supply the requisite military jsouit arritaa. will be made from this rule. ■MM liiCtw -form’tbalr own ooneloslons upon Its mert i Iks. It needs uo particular giosmog, and with it. It is straightforward, dealing in facts, discarding speculations, attempting xivxl ibis Government and of the other West­ ern Commercial States. Ths Judicial legislative requisition to adapt it to the extension of our commerce, and to tbe more intimate Intercouree which has been instituted with the government end people of that vast empire. China seems AxraiBs. message that our Indian system be re­ modeled. Oougreas, al the last soeeioo seting upon the recommendation, did psovids for reorganizing the system in California, and it Is believed tbal under supported tho Union ticket, so called, but tbe present orgsstoation the mansgement a uraat nisioritv >/f tbo onooaiiw txrtv of the Indiana there, will ba attended *d bv the same purprtoe, ized in so brief a period, and conducted with reasonable succeas. Much |yet ro­ trabfe argument to thfr maine to bo done to proper government The report of the Secretary of the Navy presents a comprehensive and sati.factory exhibit of the afialre of that Department and of the naval service. Il is a subject of congratulation and lauda­ ble pride to our countrymen theta navy s full effect of several of ths provisions the ecu of Congress imposing increastaxation. oily indisputable eluding vessels undsr construction, on tbo let of December, 1864, shows a to­ settler and lu provide lor the Indian.— by the Secretary of tbe Treai Tbs Secretary reiterates bis recommend Ing loans, and tbo balance la tbe Treasury tal of 671 vesseto, carrying 4,610 guns, ations, and to them the attention of Con­ . zaraa. much impugning uf motives, and । on the first day of July, 1863, were and 610,396 tons, being an actual in­ heated controversy as to the pi Owing to the peculiar situation of Ja- • 1,894,796,007 62; and tbe aggregate crease during tbe year, over and above gress Is Invited. means and batter mode ufadvt all looses by shipwreck or in battle,'of disbureemeata upon tbe aatne basis were • 1,298,068,101 89, leaving a balance in 83 veeoela, 167 guns, and 42,427 tout. Tbe liberal provisions to Invalid sol­ case by tbo facts presented. Read it, Tbe total number of men at thia time diers and sailors ««f the Republic, and to performing treaty stipulation, ia incon­ tbe Treasury as shown by warrants of and preserve it for future reference. stant and capricious. Nevertfteiem, good •96,789,005 73. Deduct from these in tbo naval service, including officers, to tbe widows, orphans and dependent smounts the amount of principle of the about 51,000. There bare been captur­ mothers of those who have fallen in bat­ ic debt redeemed and the amount of ed by tbe navy during the year 824 vco- tle or died uf diseases contracted or of awarding to tbn concert. Our own pecuniary etolms is in cubcthutloa therefor, and tbe aela, and the whole number of naval cap­ wound* received in the service of tbeir nity of showing tbo world thia firmness and .equanimity tures since hostilities commenced to 1,030 have been allowed or put In course of actual cash operations of tbo Treasury country, have been diligently administer­ of purpose, Tbe election Mm * been of settlement, and tbe inland act has been were: receipts (884,076,646 77. Dis­ ed. There have been added to the pen­ / ; (865,234,067 86, which proceeds arising from sales of condemned sion rolls during tint year ending the 30th vast value to tbe National eanee. Again tho blessings of health and abun­ reopened to commerce. There Is reaaofl bursements prize property, thos far reported, amount day of Juno last, the names of 16,770 dant harvest dnlm our profoundeel grat­ also to believe.that tbeae proceedings to (14,396,250 51. A large amount of invalid soldiers, and of 271 disabled seahave Increased, rather than diminished • 18.842,558 71. itude to Almighty God. such proceeds Is still under adjudication fact that we do not opproacb exhaustion the friendship ■ of Japan towards the roaxiax axratio as. io the must imp-irtanf beam United States. from customs (102.316,152 99; from NalioOal resources—that of U Tbe condition of our foreign afialre is lands, •588,838 29; from direct tax, invalid pensioners 712. Of widows, or COMMERCK wren SOUTUiaX roars. reasonably oatiafactory. Mexico contin­ •475,648 96; from internal revenue, every description, including cost of tbe phons and mothers 22,198 have been The ports of Norfolk, Fernandina and • 109,741,184 10; from miscellaneous immense, squadrons lhat have been cal placed on tbe army pension rolls, nud ues to be a theatre uf civil war. While led Into existence from the 4th of March, Perfsacola have been opened by procla ­ our poUtical relations with lhat country sources, (47,511,443 10; end from loans 248 on the navy rolls. The present mourning to to many homes, it is aonu» have undergone no changes, we have at mation. It is hoped that foreign mer­ applied to actual expenditures, incl-jdlng 1861, to the 1st of November, 1864, arc number X array pensioners of this clast (238,647,632 25. the e»me time strtally Maintained neu­ chants will now consider whether it is former betoBcee, (623,443,929 11 ia 25,483, and of navy p.-n'ioaura7J3. Yocr favorable consideration ia invit not safer and more profitable to them­ trality between tbe belligerents. There were disbursed for the civil ser­ At the beginning of tire year the num­ a hole corps and diviobim and br Al the request of the States of Costa selves as well as just to tbe United States vice, (27,502.599 46; for pensions and cd to tbe various recommendations of the ber of Revolutionary pensoner* was and regiments have formed and to resort to these and other Indians, (7.517,930 95; for the War Secretary of the Navy, espercially in re­ 1,430; only 12 of them were soldiers, of and dwindled and gone out of axial is to pursue through many Department, (60,791,842,97; for tbe gard to a Navy yard and suitable estab­ lishment for tbe construction snd repair tbe River Son Jusn and port of San Juan. Navy Department. 985.733^92 79; for It is a source ol much satisfaction that tbe interest of public debt, (536,854,821 69; of iron vessels, and tbe machinery and pensions because of relationship to Revo­ of the rural serrlpu. Tbe election return' proto thia So many Votari cbuld not diffioultiee which for a t^omcnt ejcited al military operations,'at least by a law­ making an aggregate of (865,234,087 86, armature of our ships, to which reference lutionary soldiers. some politieai apprehensions and caused ful and effective blockade. and leaving a balance'in the Treasury of was made in my last annual message.— During the year ending the 30:h of rlsCbe found. I Your attention to also invited to vjews The States regularly holding elrcifuns a cloetag of the Inter-ooeanic transit route, (18,842,558 71, as before stsled. X1UHT or AST1XM. expressed In the report in relation to the both now and foer years ago, m> wit: Oalhave been amicably adjusted, and that I For the actual receipts and disburse­ paid to pensioners of all classes. For myself I have no doubt of the f-rnla. Cuoneulicul, Delaware, llhn -.I*, there is a good prospect that the route , — —z ------ ----------- -— ments for the first quarter and tbe esti­ legislation of Congress at the last session will soon be reopened with an increase of power and duty of the Executive under in reapset to prizes in our Inland watesr, DISTRICT Of COLCMBIX. Indiana, Ifitoajchusatta, .Aliehigaii. Mismated receipts snd disbursements for tbe capacity and adaptation. We could not the law of nations to exclude enemies o( three remaining quarters of the current I cordially concur iu ths reoumniendaI cheerfully commend to your oontin eouri, Nevf Hampshire, New Jersey, . _ _ >l..___ _ u_:.i th® lbs human ram race from an utlum asylum in tbe the fiscal year, and the general operations of tionofthe Bccrelary as to the propriety ued patronage the benevolMt Institutions Onio, On-gon, Pronsylvauta^ Rhode |iof creating the new rank of Vice Admiral United States. If Congress should think litical importance of lhat great improve­ the Treasury In detail, I refer you to the of the District ot Gilumbia, which h tve Isnd, Vrrnioot, West Virginia, an^ Wjs ment. report of the Secretary of tbe Treasury. iu our naval service. hitherto been established ur fostered by oonsin, cast 8,982,011 votes now, 3£l0. it would be d.qjtig injustice to an im­ authority of law, or ought to be further Lconcur with him in the opinion that the Congress,and foapectfolly refer for in­ 222 cwt thwi, sbowing an aggregate repudiated by it, I reoom tn end that pro ­ of 3382,011, lu which is tube added portant South American State not to ac­ proportion of the monies required to Your attention is invited to the report formation concerning them, and In rate vision be made for effectually preventing knowledge the directness, frankness and meet tbe expenses consequent upon the of the Postmaster General fur a detailed lion to tbo Washington Aqueduct, the cordiality with which tbe United Slates foreign slave traders from acquiring war derived from taxation, should be Capitol and other matters ol local inter ­ account of operations, and the financial of Columbia have entered into intimate domicil and facilities for their criminal still further increased, snd I earnestly In­ condition of the Pustoffice Department. est to tbo report of the Secretary. 015,773, relations with this government. A claim occupation in our country. vite your attention to this subject to tbe The postal revenue fur the year ending aURICDLTVBU. BXrARTMXBT. yeans and Cvnvraticn has hern constituted to com­ end that there may be sueh additional June 30, 1864, amounted to (12,438,­ . MXVTB4L Riflin'. plete the unfinished work ol one which Tbe Agricultural Department under table is appended showing particular^;— legislation as shall meet the just expecta­ 253 78, and the expenditures to (12,644,­ It Is possible that if it were a new and To this again should be addrd att the *»•!closed its sesaitm in 1861. tions of the Secretary. 786 20—tbe excess of expenditures over ths supervision of its present energetic open question the maritime powers with Tbe new liberal constitution of Veoeand faithful head is rapidly commending diers iu the field frutp,. Massacbuaetta.. receipt being (206,652 42. the light they now enjoy. would not conRhode Island, Debts are, invitee, Illinois xuela bating g>»e into effect with tbe The views presented by the Postmas­ itself to the great and vital interests it Tbo public debt on the first day of ter General on the subject of special was created to advance. Il to peculiarly July last, as appears by the books of the grants by tbe government to aid of the the People’s Department, in which they and diplomatic intercourse with it has Treasury, amounted to one billion seven establishment of new lines of ocean mail feci more directly concerned than in any The been opened ia a cordial and friendly hundred and forty thousand millions six steamships, and the policy ho reenm other. 1 commend it to tbo continued than 90,000. Nor yet is this all. barbora. Disloyal emissaries have been attention and fostering cars of Congress. number in ths r>rganto-*d. territories fa hundred and ninety thousand four hun­ spirit. The lung deferred Av« Island neither less assiduous, nor more success­ dred and eighty nine dollars and forty-! mends for the development of increased I treble now wlmt it was four years a ful during tbe last year than they were nine cents. Probably, should tbe war ; commercial intercourse with adjacent and white thousands, white and black, are neighboring countries should receive tbe before that time, in their efforts under drd as the national armies press "back continue for another year, that amount favor of that privilege to embroil our may be increased by not far from five careful consideration uf Congress. annual message, all the important lines claims country in foreign wars. The desire and hundred millions. Held as it to for the and positions then occupied by our forces Is and determination of the Maritime States to have been maintained, and our armies negatively by tween the United States and Peru. An It to of note-worthy interest that the malarial B> inn come substantially a branch of tbs nation­ steady expansion of population, improve­ earnest and cordial friendship continues sincere as, and cannot be more been produced to exist between the two countries,.and al though private property. ment end governmental iwtitotiuus over For obvious reasons, the more nearly the new and unoccupied portions ol our sourl, Kentucky. Tennessee, and parts of such efforts as were in my power have political difficulties have arisen, especial­ The important • Met this propertv can be distributed among country, have scarcely beanchocksd,much other Blates hare again produced reason­ is probably true. been used to remove misunderstanding. ly in Brazilian and British porta, and on all the people the better. To favor such . remains demonstrated that waliavaraqrc less impeded by our greet civil war which . ably fair crops. the Northern boundary of the United Tbe most remarkable feature in the general distribution, greater Inducements st first glance would seem to have ab­ and Spain. to become owners might, perhaps, with sorbed tbe entire energies of tbs nation. military operations of tbe year is Gen. Our relations are of a moat friendly Sherman’s attempted march of300 milee progress of exhaastivwq’ that'____ w good effect, and without injury, bo pre­ nature wUh Chili, the Argentine Repubconstant vigilance, and a just snd concil­ sented to persons of limited means, with directly through the insurgent region. Il Ing strength, and mnv, if need be, main­ iatory spirit on the psrt of the' United this view I suggest, whether it might not tends to show a great Increase of our rek tain the ointest Indefinitely. As to turn, 8tates>s well as of other nations concern- be both expedient and competent for lent system is firmly established in the stive strength, that our General in Chief material and resources, they’ are now should feel able to confront and bold in more complete aad abundant ihau eWr.. Congress to provide that a limited en with any of the Bapublica, and on the check every active force of the enemy, amount of some future issuaof public se­ and yet to detach a well appointed largo curities might be held by any bona fide army to move on such en expedition.— able. Tbe public purpt Krcbaser exempt from taxation, and under the .treaty with Great Britain on Tbe result not yet being known, conjee tn setonrs for debt, under such restric­ Tbe Terri lories of the United States _tp 1821 the adjustment of tbo claims of lbs Hud­ ml Government son Bay and Puget’s Sound Agricultural tions and limitations as might bo neces­ are generally in a-conditioo of prosperity tore io regard to it to not here indulged. sary to gnard against the abuse of so and rapid growth. Idaho and Montana uf Chili. important a privilege. This would ena­ by reason vt their great dlstaooe and the Civil war continues in the Spanish The manner nf continuing tbs eff <t, ble prudent persons to set aside a small interruption of communication with them part of San Doming", apparen remain to chance. On careful ron-mltfr*-. annaity against a possible day of want. by Indian hostilities have been only par­ out prospect of as early does. .L__ ‘rvii-i. Privileges like these would render tially organised, but it is understood that moulding society fur durability in the render the possession of such securities these difficulties are about to disappear Union. Although short of complete suc­ cess, It Is so mush in the right direction with the iusurgent leader could do m>. region adjacent to the Canadian border, to the amount limited moet desirable to wbieh will permit their govern manta that 12,000 citizens In each of Arkansas good. He weuM accept’-m.tbinr short svsrv parse* of small means who might of tbo severance of tbe Untaw. HtoUre larotiuM to that rffuct sri: wpjtoi.t.fcd nected with and promotive of this mats. Governments with free constitutions,and are earnestly struggling to maintain and creditors as wall as debtors, with rela­ administer them. The movement in the tion to the public debt, ia obvious. Men same direction, more extensive though lioeally stipulated In the existing arrange­ readily perceive that they cannot be much ments with Greet Britain, tbe United oppressed by a debt which they owe to States must hold themselves at liberty (hemsol ves. The public dsbt on the first But Msrykhd presents the example of ia herewith complete euccees. Maryland ia secure iag tbo estimate of ths Secretary c to Liberty and Union for att the future. If Uh Treasury mads to Congress st the The genius of Rebellion will no saore• beaten; either claim Maryland. Like another foul officer made in spirit being driven oat, H may seek to nr hesisebts hesuse. Western Nation*. -’ present p.«iti<m I Chat f’roclamatior e . The following ’•Clark, B. F. Hat WilcruL, Mt» Bisson. dsrlln—W. 11 B. Barber, J. D. Miles Dunham. p>*riraita of Qu« Pbilsdolpbia, Trlryrep* ““*•* New York. IM: On tbe l"«l! skirmishing with; fi.rces defending expected that ou' tbs eoast. TbeCtorteeUvi Gen. 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In gOtid Rise, like a erne, cm Um trembling air. addition on shipboard from four to six weeks. 8<. long ago as l&W Butler (ant Massachusetta Gen. H«n.) wrote l ' “It id। un­ Like trembling dovss from their psrsat nasi. seasonable and vnwbolh, In Ml montha that have not an“r* m their name.to eat Td »bndd«r sad start, if I ht.nl tbs bay an ureter," and tbeold apothegm Is roOf* bloadhousd Kiting bis human proy; pcated in Fair Haven, and In all «>ur oyaAnd 1 U*rd Um caplivo pl»wd ia vaia, ter di.trk-ta still, though probJrfy but Ai they bound, *Ir«U>, bls galling cb.ln. few of thoae who as. it nori, dream of If 1 saw yoanggirii from tlmlr oolher'narms Its aneient and bom*able origin. A few Bartered and Bold for tboir youlhfal charms. My cy» would Saab with a mournful flam*, turned during the warm month., bat It My death pals cboik grow rod with shaM. is Ml until coul weather has cufamOTtod .ra -W—■ To any OMttert wilt praduM a C*tlfioatepabl>sh ' ml by us that h not GENUINE. HOOFLAAD’8 GERHAN BITTERS D. C. HAWLEY, . U« Ha*tia<* HouM. .oaK.Ts « .MH M,‘V L. W. WING" . ______ SpL -liaise am rrss w u»i n, ■ । ■ —/ but thou must live tby Imh d.y in odd MglegK and di. at 1«« to tUt lhJ BVdirer may lis«. But such must .ver be tb. lauf of misleat worth.’ Dear Charles Lamb, be who onuM grow to «1 uquent ap-n tbe caraana of a greasy pig, •Ul taenM ha H«> RM Md gbw • smoking plat* /oil -of New Haven Cuvw. We can forglv. bl. misplace sflrtitimi and bis tender eulogy of pig—poor man, ! be knew no belter. Think of gre^ Dr Juhuaon aiulngdown-U»c mealU Anier 'icanoyaurol If be Ulkwi orufoundly user hie roast beef, what w .nders of exprwekmxnd phihto.pky wobM have *eapM his mouth bad it .-bean warmed by ibiwell buttered failings of Fair Harto I «<rannd Um, m-d bp.oBbt Up,, fttobm-tu/itd «««“!•. ■“>. •“"■« "* * -hIX'- mid ton OH “"• •• beginning'»f tay That angel « uitrey wiliUbe beet nmtiwe, bruughl T; 'vital fafaa de-dly fi-, -bich. w" k> tor uwr« potent fur evil than tUf WrontfUXM «rf lbw ur tbrintitlerabla frbatt of tb^ Bas.lan, mure fatal ibm the eaaoon W nrrtoty toulro; .hkrtcraatod ® 9‘\r*^*W* insatiable than tbstwh.ch forced meto open luy vein* on tbe desert sand* of the gJisttKann. SOT A&saoaORIR, uSbES-,---- wid* W iarr l.mnuriiili e, tr*1 finally ritita nmHb af’dde-'«»" career Waurioo.Utb.ur[1<>«ed tbAl mamuraA»~J by । k«mra,Md bMo«tU% in the fail that the trade really begins, and then it rtmlince. all w inter ejecting when freezing weather prer.au visiting .mtog drink. 1 M oturad * »-• »• «J tbe beds, l bs business cea.es agam In the spring, and the planting commences >OaU, ut abecain fM> leak no mono meet, proud and high. tuned ay Un. «-r not one of all •/ f--r the next autumn and winter prop.— To arraot tbe gateuf the paaaero by; cuutrmfa. -bo indulged I. Ib.ua of The immense number of shell* that accu­ AU that my yearn teg apiril eravea tunived th. hu.-rore of the Egyptian mulate around the opening *i*d* are Ia-BuryaMM< ia a taaJ of ataws / ►.metiines sold and burned into an in­ campaign. -But..l >., In >«>«•»« <•» ferior lime. At other time. tb«W is no demand lor them, in-which case they aro Anath and momentarily expecting hie used in making roads and filling ouvoL lhe-way ruU. Th. Fair Havro oyster* Coalata* u« Rant or Wbi»k»y. find a msrkK io all the norths and idTD CkUI'T Uliinsi I^fJWXi^DS ■c, BUT western States, agsnu being employed ’-raised my bead, ev.rrwber.by lb. diffsrent dsalsrs, to 18 THE BEST TONIC eupplv .11 kind, of e-nsimier*. aud wiped with b«r haadkwrtM’ IM llie nvetermee of Fair Ha sen are dauapnos. from «»y bnu<, and admiainf^-READ MIR >AIS SO: f turning their attention v> the Chesapeake t«red tb. ourdlal-to mj I if*, k revived waurn, ind .lih-mgh th. btointoa her. me. 1 looked around from tl>» R«" f*r‘O Hwck. Paatartrf’tbeBapUM nuy meinuin Its preset proportion*, » wait till he fell a JUUe oetten ano ™ lav. Of Ufa rota r nod. . r — —_ Church. I’cmbirtoa. N. J . lurtn.riy ul lb« North to b.n.i»t ...nK «-l «UIM will hardly be enlarged. All those, who would aing them a fine mmg. Hie vole, Rajrttol{Cba»«U*’h‘‘^e‘P«a- ... From ths BprinrdJd (Mesa.) Republican. As Nantucket fe axid to nrtt upon a wish to extend goto Baltimore, «t»d th. was thick with unnatural exnewo ;and bo Lwn the blcMng </ Hmron npun Wr* I ha»» known llooSand’i German BUleraCaeorarf.M.U — M.1 «.«*!-• ... . _ v_. 1 k.«. omJ tl.rm In whale's back, co Fair Heart, tbe fattest trade there Is parsing considerably lot*-1 waa loo weak to protect himsalf from superb of New Haven city, may be said Yanke. bands. Th- Che—peaks la th. the rude jostling of th. cn,*d» >■*. tn rest upon tbe backs of oystero. It Ua ernisr <>f th. Am.rican ujster unde, and smiled <>u h« tottnenb.iw, and exhibited .gft Ml I- U— will remain to. But that trod. In tbs town entirely given up to ths mtereJa <« M «b.r MUM ..I bi. bUpl~ -b bjrlur. that deliro-us creatnre. There Is scarce­' w.lersol Maryland and Virginia at no mditiM M. » I*-i 'i «r»l •"•“* loved voles suotbwl me and-ber luod band ly'any soil to be seen about the village— disunt day will be largely earned oo by «bk*. i..R« M. r«..u .«! ...UM administsrwl to cuy wants. nothing Iwl nyatar shells; much of the' northern capital and men. -A. ——«** •“ “** would occasionally over-prasd bia .eounrval estate—son cannot call it land—’ It would b. idle to try to convince * nauce. Late in the afternoon, the writer along th. Quinnipiac riser has been man-■ Connecticut man that Balli mor. ur Nor then a student, passed him, in company factored. c--t by ths driving of pitea, »H>t with a fnsnd wUn «-ur attention was di­ iru* o, - — r-------, by the arocmoiallrt of .hells upon tbe Cove, of N.w Havre harbor; and rt rected by a eoic. »f unusual power and X.~.-Ud..~f-Mrt.d M>—— water’s edge. The *trecU of the place, would be equally .baurd to try to con- beauty, singing that favurito^ M‘lw“’ ,.H« » to- «ft -PP >MI ■*--«. song of Franee, "La P.usicnns As be Mm Mk—d <M — — *— **r and th. roads leading l»r a long distance proceeded, • great number of •***•?“ r.t.i uti™< m. «<■ —yr"1?1 "* into lb. country, «r. kept .m~.th and white and t-eautifut by tbe «me mean*, .“XiJXTXZ From the collie gathered around him u>d Opt <»• tra" P'^'ok"”■’ bMtl. aod at the eKieiueUm «n mroluetary ex ..Am Mm 1. In tb. d.Mto and in the rommer. the tree* in the nripbhorbond loo* white Instead of green,, tboto of New Haven Cove are equal to. prrasion of (Might broke fr”’» the enure <UI»d I Md dlnd M IM from being covered with the fine ealenr- .nd can be cultiv.led even to “H*** mass. H. wasentbuaiaatleally eucored loo, or broattod otit my and afterwards the Marasillaias was cal­ of my protorvar. »tx w rone du-t of tbeto shell rued-. •"•J’*** tbuto otlb. South. W« It i, said that tbe very girl* of Eglr Hav­ lug with agroy-beadM led for. The same rich voice rang out wracked on th. packet । en have a bisalrous flavor, bat of this we was prai-ing tbe instituturns and produe that wild melody io th. wry word, „ his State, when we mentioned which are wont to arutiea. lb. spirits of the French soldier tn fFenxy. Tbs ad­ Fair Haven is the great oyster mart Eighth bsfew CustssStrest. PhilsAsIpbi*. „f New England, and them is n» plsc. of w .MiibM. -rt-s j*-rt, ro«s£ miration of iba pm* Inebriate s auditory i,.XeX. in th. world whlrt doe* waa now raised tn the hiabest pitch. Dee From R«» Warren fUoiklpb. of ~bto Mnd U und«u _ ■ buuinesa in this Im.. Several frnae «»f tbe oysl.ro <>f Maryland, which' nite his uttered and filthy garments, hie b-rf ..d brimlM. bu, ro. W whh an touM of «>’tM kctm J tM— »—■ 1 the fumes of liquor liad eubaded. hi* Tba .motions of tbo s.ranger, for a p.p.uu.m. d~;- ■ *'jr N.« H.-o. tol Tnd gw.er.1 debility I b»'« moment ov.rcatt. fcW ’1°’ LZMw* 1 form appeared symmetrical and manly, the good qnalilies of bts fav< r l”> *" and hi. C gloafeg wljV^JT-.TT rraurnad. tb. tears stHi wnrotaf ***• .fteni—n. -M" W- “*• ’- “• "I J1 woundup by .wiring. •nd doubt tot iheyj^lpr04 . gAjtDOLPH. !,.,. dM*. I-*; W. b— — todI-p; ’ of the patriotic song and flatbed with tbr era shore th. oyster. « * OUlSn. * “W '' n.rmMtuWU, F*of-lhe unexpected pr.Ue be• “I lino, not .bp- 0-1 tbonH dlrjet pw« Itob «••<> •‘“‘"I follow r man round with forks sackingI exoiument was winning, assumed so exprmiaion of. rap. h.lMr, bnc n-ttotMO. Oto U« (toto «m| *«— 32 intellegence and j-y that beautifully set Bill M tb. Mt-”-, ol . M. W. “ , m. Md ta<l. H» p—<» tW off his really fin. f-turse. the t<*w» as if II W.re copying a qoiel «<What and who 1. the etr.ng.r1 ».• .rurdi—MpJi tbeunlvere.1 inquiry. -Hi. nrat ,o« In H~—. t»— - "J* • » .Uli -d PMO-I-I " *-?*" wj.u—iipr-' .h.„ld b.. Thy. b« incomparable, and hl. French and Eog- dn>p IntobobU In “> ««• ■/ lielieve. In all N.« Ha f which! barn llah are both tultleaa." 1 l-od-radnnid-tobtoeW—M1": »"> «"» Toer^reapeei holty^ R BUt#a M1. B«l ,n ,M n...rn>0i 1» b. MJjir ,uiw -Tml” said b«, dropping M.*y*< streak of light perbapa. while '-ther p» t JJv. yn. (UK r 8p-"‘’S % not more cnnitoat her. > J air.nu t u-,. r„ I would Bleep,dMr friuods.wbar* bloated Might Can rob no mao of £>>« dearest right: My rert anal! be calm in any gra«» Where none can tall hi* brother • slave. •u *>■“• ‘^11 ."7^' uotup. U,nUralA Bleak. rUaloBoe” « »_______ * ta Me sticks; and whatever rouAjobjects com. i in croHbct with'them. Tb. Imported I oyslero uni wiblm to many dangers In I could net rest. If around my grate I beard the elope of a trembling alate 1 □la shadow abore my silent tomb Would make it a place of tearful gloom. Thvaa Bttlersbavs perfbnaed more Corral AND DO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION I Bare mote Teatlmnay, fttsliitp' Dwiness Sintlon ___ specks tif oysters are touno ci-npug «> < tbe ahalld orSa old oom, nr W ftoMa. 1 HOOFLAND’8 onatfoad *sh ashscrlbvrs, |1 IS par an- AbveRTtaWO. '. »a Hl.r, of U. lira,IM » Sdirirt AND DISEASES RESULTING FROM rti.'-lije-’X'.'ssi.’Ss:: -------------S. C. PR1NDLE, om« or eRooiTs^s-^r,, .rfjlraib c. U. JackKrn :-D«ar ^r;-!^ ^ » a^?^S°rVh.“X.nWUer. *«. X: mI"-„ss d «**« lb«n io !>««». “■’ ,. Italian aa well, or Laliu and Greek,elthe> he added, cArelmly. In reply t« the “ Y.. ell lor u many qimtiim. that were him with the coin he mi much 1 ./our m*" ' Utg the barl-'r toda.nnd returning ... Jowly endeavoring to port bh •/ TS-. “bi turned t» ihe excited multitude who .orrcunded him. and -aid“k ia b.1 jwtiu ihM you ebnpld rtW mr name. I Lieutenant Lnniua, a TXb^<lher«U Merabs! L-**M^G«»d blemyn aU-kr.*.!1- r1"”1J“ frf E^i.no Ae these youth* thoughtfully r*‘ur^™ ’n. j£J2u?dny. "<■.“'• . in front of J"o> * lk,ir OT.ur with a grace­ ,„.U n—• ri”" ■ ■sr„ OHM .U.M ..na-trntb of the trade. nUllUtn ®" and virtu. , Mtl« to iM U«|»rU. i SJdlb I “^2 CjtfllV^rHMr •nfcf'------- 5 l j- Only R wry «"•” prop^rtexi “f *• 'Pi:BE #«, M- crt~i>Y ™ y- "“y " BUB v, ,11.. tbli Md •mH ..-M~dW-l»«----------- m_m — J ‘ Of the C,n,..bt-ln the *pring JEWIEB. th.tofa^'riM wueds:-, m^I. Fronriro. ptoMa debravto, I,* Lib.rte too'rro ws < XS^bX-A>» . n» 2.1 Mtw.imaoeed. bnt t*" or tprec _ -.-rjr /------ —— _ �gnnized by electiag H. A. Goodyear.M, GbinMnind R ftidbr.ii IlMnitawr... uimMiJ^LJtilifaeuir«f' fateeB.t^atr 6C" H. A Cfcodyiar mid, m Director of tba inflicted Uf»on uur cavalry, the r ounding MBs aABaUhga KJK Go, bo did uf Kllputrief, 8M«* hMfafeMa ptaaod TtrrT cxrrs. Those who hare paid or nut wish to be forward in any action in in th* way were lb* purest inventions. ■TOWj tn affrgftee before that time1 Ho met e!most fftarally no opposition.-— the matter of transfer; mg our oq ppqra,QQll jj^ficir paper at our pressa I rates, lion to lhe Oraad'River Vslbj k a fo arrears, and do Qu. but wuuU fallow tea publia opiuiun. Mr. hwoezay said be wm fully aware milM wide. Ha fed his men on poultry sweet patetoea, and the very fat of the of tee delicaciM that rarrouod thia mat­ land generally. Three of bia eooute cap­ ter, and did not have any great sympathy tured tbe capita! uf the State, tbe Mayor far any one except Mr. Wlllia, nor did iaaiaUUf upon surrendering to them. Ha any one opp.se the G. R. V. R. or favor recruited teouaaods of able bodied men , the H. fa A C. R except um ma a Bo mU want ou his way. Ha deliberately rested bis men on tbe Sabbath. -Us kept wae as ready to vote for a reeolndea this the rebel magnate* in absolute ignorance evening aa at xny future time. cf hla march and bia plans, uow threaten­ Mr. Root Mid that we would not ba ing Maeon. now Augnsta, end thus suc’ On Friday evening twehtyor more of■ called upon for more than 8 or 8 per oaMfully preventing a larger concentra­ tion of troops at Savannah. He played onr dtUnoj assembled at Mr. Burgher's coat to pay for surveying, dsc., until most dreadful havoc with the iaoding wffioa to consul; upon our railroad inlar- there was aa evidence that the work liuaa of tbe Southern railroad*. The would go oo. railroad leading smI from Atlanta to feM*. Those present ambraued by for,lhe Mr. Grant sold his views ware so w^l Augusta was destroyed for over 70 miles Twger portion ef oat bwsiacar nan, and locludiug bridges over lhe Yellow and /•presented tbe greater part of thorn of' known that it wm unnoceoMry to my contiguous rivers. The railroad running the village who would be expected to anything bare. II* wm fully abisted^n south from Atlanta to Macon, wm des­ arnnteibute largely to Ua stoek- of any th* Jackson Road. troyed fur eighty mile*. Tbe railroad Mr. Sweeaey Mid tba vote lahearln thie romtiagjtMl from Macon to Savanaih, road «Htwng, or likely to come to or through this plans. Mr. Ames Root, of town wm not legal, because tb* articles waxdmtroyed fora diateooe Mllmated Jackonn, was present and in a candid and of asaociatfon were not filed in tbe office at from 00 to 100 mile. Tbe railroad running between Augusta and Savannah grateful manner, pointed out tba advan­ of the Secretary of State end the com­ wm dMtroved from Way no*boro to Sa­ There vannah, a dialance of over 80 mile*, Tbe tages and. benefits which our citizens pany wm not legally organised. would receive by tba building of the wm no liability except a personal obliga­ Gulf Railroad has been cut, and Sher­ man’s position, when last heard from, Grand Rlrer Valley Railroad, above to pay for expensM already incurred. On moUon uf Mr. Wightman tbe fol­ insure* that he bold* the Cbarleaten and what any jtbar proposed route would Savannah Railroad. And when waspMk coaler.. We believe our citlaena warn tewing reauluUun wm adopted uoaai- of the deeuuclMia of there roads, which generally convinced, before thia, that meuaiy. impeded utterly all reinforcements to their real interests demanded tbe bwildBeoolved, That as a sense of this lhe rebels in Georgia ofany e>ucenlraUun Ing of this road. meeting we approve tbe feasibility of lhe of their foraee. we must remember teat the work wm leisurely aad thoroughly | The resolution passed by the meeting Grand River Valley Railroad route from dona. Tbe rail* were burned and bent, 'f Friday evening, which is published Jackson to Grand Rapids, end hereby and tbe road bed and bndtfM destroyed. dleewhcra, shows tbe feelings of our eUl­ pledge our cordial sympathy and mater­ Somewhere between 4,000 and 6,000 ins on this question. The meeting was ial aid to the fall extent of onr ability, arose were gathered in by lhe army, tbe countrv was stripped of feud, composed mostly of the stock holders, and to tbe exclusion of all other projects yet boraee and cattle. Tbe n«ds were gene several cf tbs oficere of the Balds Creek propo—i rally good and tbe weather deligiitfuLaod and Hastings Bailroad Co., and the reeoMr. Grant moved that the proceedings the total cesualtiMrfX tbe route 1*m than latioo unauiinoualy adopted, shows that of this meeting be published la both vil­ 1000 men. And aow tea conquering boro with a veteran army of 50,000 men site they regard the Ballis Creek project as lage papers. in front of Savannah, with every avenue dead. Indead, it was shown that that On molten, meeting adjourned asae die. ofagroM bluckad, ail hope of support Company has oo legal existence. T<o D. Braman, Secretary. cut off, and tee div with its garrison a run ouUidauf Hastings, except Henry certain prey I Ws* nut thia a wonder­ ful march 1 Yel we apprehend its great Willbaasme to feel lhe least interest is At tbe Tenth Anniversary of tbe Mas that matter. Tbe projeiB boa never met with anything but jeers from the monied aachusctta Sunday School Teachers' Con­ vention, held in Boston on the 18th ult., Uteii of Buttle Creek. Under such cirtbe following touching fact was related cemaunevs it became absolutely necessa­ by one of tbe speakers, and reported in ry So abandon that project; and we hope tee Now York (Baptist) CAronicfe: A gentleman, Anown to the apMkcr Mr. Willis will eee hie msereeta promo­ ted by tbe building of the Grand River having recently visited Washington on businoM with tbe President, wm, up Valley Railroad, and give ua the benefit leaving home, requested by a friend to of hie tedomil^e energies and untiring aek Mr. Lincoln «bother be loved'Jesus. persevereuee upon this route, where a The boal ores being completed, tbs qtm-' The PiMidcnt hearty c^nperauoa of others will render tion wm kindly nuked. buried his free In his handkerchief, turned Ha efforts more availing. and Mid: “When I left home to take this choir Cu4.«..« SM.OOO Mou.-TV, Pr-L of State, I requested my countrymen to dent bat teeued enotear call fur volnn- pray for me; I wm not teen a Christian. When my eon died—the severest trial of tsere. Tbe credits applied on the last my life—I was not a Christian. But call, of marines and other* heretofore wbeo I went to Gettysburg and looked furnished, reduced tbe number of men upon the gravM of our dead heroes wbo briH^ht into service, by that call, proba­ had fallen in defenne of their country, 1 bly «bout one half It is an auspic­ theft and there owisecrated myself to L I do loro Jtnt. ious time Io enlist. the rebel armire are m The New Atierae* General. , Wq,X»ka tee Jblkiwipg spin ted and Musiblo remark* from an article in tbe New York Tiem of the 8te lost, on “G-id Speculation and tbe Public Cred“One of Mr. Steven's arguments la, that In the war with Napoleon, England diff whsl b# proposes'to do.' We deny li' But supposing It tn be trot, what of it 1 We are getting sick of having the example of England cited In defence of every oatrage or absurdity which any pbrtton Of the American public takes It intn its head to perpetrate. No aooeer does any officer of lhe Government, or anybody else In tbe United States.eommlt smj act, nr make anr proposition more than osualTy htdefenstMe and foolivh.tbsn a host of industrious antejuartrui* and seixdara go lo work ae eee H at some thnr •* other, England has not been gwiiiy nfsomething of the mn»* kind; and iflt appear* that she has, they flour. Sfa the precedes; in our feoM wiUt as air of Uiumph, M ifthaleefalad ibegMatfon. Sonre propio renlly seem ;« bo under tbe impremiM that our national earner is OOr telegraphic dispatches from Wash­ ington indsretes that Col. John James Spaed, of Louisville, Ky., has been ap­ pointed Attorney General of tbe United States, In place of Hun. Edwards Batea. Col. Speed ba gentleman fo commanding ability, standing at the reef bead of the Kentucky bar, as advocate and ooonaailue. In politics he isof the radical anti-slavery stripe. He has been fur many veara tbe warm political and personal friend of Cauins M. Clay, and stood gallantly by that indomitable champiud. of free­ dom during tee darkest days of tba antiabvery cause in Kentucky. He. wae a member of the Wewtern .Anti-Slavery On vention, held in Louiavilla, oo the 22d uf Febraary ’ / ‘ ‘_L auance and power, aided by Hon.lC. D. Drake, of St Lokia, succeeded in defeat­ ing the nomination of Gen. Fremont, by Cui. Mom and hb party of crazy­ beads, from Missouri. Air emineet gmulemen sad divine, one of the eloquent Lrafivp* of tbe M. E. Church, when speaking at tbe Academy of Music ou the paoepeata and destiny of tbs Nation, stated tht ' ' nf Rha rrew personal tour through podMlina portiomi <.____ __ . ,, Igold miMeoftee West. He deemnded tee deepeel abaft* and explored tee.r subterransso trsMuriaa, sad with careful figwrsa made a lengthy and exact cullBui* object ia to keep abreast with her andRhat it makes no'Xiffcrcnce what we 1maw of the stored riches of eech m>0M My or do, m Ung aa we eau show that 1as be had visited, and gave aa the result of hie ceiculalion that, VMbout tbe help iX Californio, the silver aad go'd of «be West could pay tbe debt of tbe United significance dues not now appear. It* exposure of the utter baltuwneaa and wMkneM of the r*hellion ia must com­ plete. With Savannah io our pwssMiou Gen. Sherman’* army will sweep up lb* coast like a whirlwind of destruction.— Del. Tribue*. Washington, Dec. 20.— Whertae, By tee set of July 4te, 1804. entitled an act further to regulate and provide for en­ rolling and exiling <mt tee national fi>rces and for other purpuaM it ia provided that tec Preaidrut uf the United StetM fuse, at bia diaeretioo any time bereaAer call for any number <4 men aevuluateera fur tbe respective lanns <>l nne, two and three yMre foe tee militery^Mrekw, end that to case tee quota or any part thereof of any fown, township, ward of a city, precioclor election dwtriet of a county, nut to subdivided, shall nut be filled within tee spare of fifty days after aneb a call, then the Presides! shall order a draft for one year te fill aueb quote, or any part thereof which may bo unfilled ; a gun, and cor entire casualties were oniy deer the field for new imum in 1888. If tea Democrats in CongreM persi.l In l« • 4.Unl» ,MK lebtihe tbe arvMdavery battle over again, Mmoo, mU —HA bpr, Uk« U- they W only export another defeat. It dlj Ud Slurow d»lr«l It. Tbe obU ww» awe •< OauMe Brtd,. k.1, y in what-ta iuaviufc, homau*?. AlOrl«»Ud<lllb»b«» /fo»- 20. .b. r,bd**e« r*[w.Ud *> hbtioa r.pji. ed oneof our brigades, WalooU>«« the 15te corps, defeated tereo rebel brigades under Gen. Phillips, we losing only 37 men and tbe rebels nearly 400. Tbe rebel miliUa stood 15 minutes, though the battle lasted four hours, our forces constantly following up tee flying foe.— There wae not a serioas battle during the »bole march. Our cavalry was not al any time repulsd, nor was Kilpatrick auBscRirrioN*—ibcs. "*1 hart He bad several small fighte but still wears tbe earn* hat with whit* ho Tbe PuMisherv have perfected a aystern r/inailinrby whiefi they can supply Rlarted from Atlanta. the MngMiae fe Vfookly promptly te those wbo prefer to receive their period­ Ges. Lyss’s Detest. ical* directly from tbe uffioe uf PeUicaWashington, Dec. 22.—Die Govern­ Uun. pMUuaaten and.other desirou* ment has received 'a dispatch from Geo. uf getting up Club* will be supplied wlib Thomas, dated Nashville, «ls», announc­ a haMsuvnapictartei sbowbiH mi applies ing a report that Gen. McCu«»k overtook lion. tbe rebel Gen. Lyon oo tfie 17th at Ash Ths postage un Harper's Weekly is by villa, in McLean county Kentucky, 20 oeet a year, which rwust be paid al ths and, aP.ec a sharp battle, defeated and subscriber’s peat office. routed him, killing a number and cap­ taring one piece of artillery. Gen. Thomas also annusnoM that a portion of Lyon'a rebel foroM were al tacked, defeated and routed at Hopkins vllle, Kentucky, on tee 18te lust. or Magaxine will be supplied gratis findU-uJ New Advertisements. every Club uf Five Subscriber* al *4,00 each, in one remitteoer; »»r six copies for *22.00 Back numbers can be supplied al any time. D>e Annual Volumes of Ilarperia* Weekly, in nest cl«tb binding witt ba A pampUel dirscUaf how Io aprohlraanuss ■an sad gt»* op specUdeo «nl>ovi o>d ol sent by Express free of expense for *6Doctor or m»Jicibo« seal hy mail free oo rvceipl each. A cmiplvte Mt cun»prUlag Eight Volumes, wnt an rccrip* .Xeast, at the of Adctrwa. K. B. Foors. M.D . deer.jI J140 Urasdwajr. S. T. rate of *4.50 per vol., freight at eapruaw uf purchaser. Addrrea, 4^ Baar an fe Baervaaa, INTERNAL REVENUE. FHaklin Sqaare, N. 9. New York. Dec. 23 —Tbe Herald has additional details of Gen. Sbermsn's grand march through Georgia, and Pome important particulars regarding bia pres­ ent position before Savannah, and the prospect of its early surrender. The' city ia pmwly supplied with provisions, and is burdened wilb the feeding of a considerable surplus population of civilIlans, besides its garrison of 20.000 or thereabout A* all sources of supplies are cut off by the Union forees.it will, therefore, be ultimately starved into subrmasion, even if Hardee does not choose tn give it up sooner. There was a rc port recently In Sherman's army that Bragg wm moving down with 10,000 men to attack the beaiegers tn the rear. Should be be foolish er.outh to do en, be ana isciua.ng id* *via asr or jauuarr, i-«u. to will be very summarily disposed of. rawir* tto sane. AU prrsoe* vto shall asrtrcl u rev Uw *•«••* *a a* sfirc-*aM M*w«r4 within ib« Uaw sfMeiAM *ilt to> litol* snd rcqmrsd to Freon tbe Retreating Hood. P»y «re . p«r eenlura sd4.U*oa! upon the- uaosiu Now York Dm. 83.—TIm limoa has a A. B. TURNKB, Cciketor. special from Franklin, Teaneadoe, dated Jases P. Rosier*. D*p C41. docit tee 22d, which aay e tee rebel retreat from Franklin to Dutch River beggars all de eeription. Hood told his corps com­ FRYNlUUtUlVA L WOKK. ar erary eoe b.a awa TiigL»Di^rdivvnn»j:» njjii. manders to get «ff tbe best way the* lluclur— Intlractor f«r ii>att.«1 Na M*CU»Xhas teas aUa to compete with «. could with their commands. The rebel pvrm.ua ar Uw* stoat to marry, both mal4 a .u hose attenpt IL tetaala In areri thins cuncarnicg ibe pbywolo , cotfrs »£cr/m 1 army is now beyond Columbia Railroad gy a >dret*l.oa» of rar utn.1 a..ten., ai.4 ia but a little Impaired, and trains run to preaaeUM or pre<r*IH>a®r oX.nrv«r. lurladinr th* new ■hacoVerie* uwer bviunr A’rrn ia lt.e Spring HUI. lhe tel*nra|>h common * all tU>(ii*h lAwiru*-*. by WM. YuUXU. M D. Thu cati.hi is all right in ail d tectkms. John, l> trolly a r.tuahte sad hitemting work. It is writtea in tanguag* for th* r»w-»l rradrr. eonvitle wits not destroyed. and te IlluuratMf ante upward* wf on* botnliod Thu rebel loss during the campaign is All J~»| naarried people, or thus* . H. H — WI* .1 17,000 men, 51 itnns, and 18 General*. Tli» cumber of killed at Franklin is 1,400 and 3.800 wounded. Before Nashville and in tbe retreat, 3.800 killed and wounded and 8.000 prisoners. The Union I'im at Franklin 2.000. Total Union lose not to exceed 7,000. with two Generals slightly wounded. H»od has a pontoon across tbe shoals mi tbe Tennes­ SABBATH SCHOOL SIXGBGsee River, where our gunboats canm-t MARION HARLAND, reach them. Hood marched un Franklin A ■UarM> «»/CAZrA7%t>,- -J with 40,000 men and 05 p<ecre U artil­ lery. He will have lust nearly ail his •riWo forG^«ea*»oetbl ..M far m.Ba>.ns. We bar. ah® rnz^ued all o. fovsntecwetribMMU GODBY’S LADY’S BOOK. ITAerrtu. By the credits allowed in accordance with the act of Congress in a call for 800.000 men, med* Juiy IB. 1804 the number of men to be obtained under tee call wae reduced to 280,000; and Wftrtot, Tba operations uf tee enemy 8peeial te Ua Adrarttew sM Tribsas. in certain Stairs have rendered it imprac­ Hillsdale, Dec. 22.—A terrible acci­ ticable to procurd from them their full dent occured at Oseo oo the Michigan quotes of troop* under lhe Mid call; end Southern Railroad last night. Tbe New B’Arrrar. From the foregoing causes York express lx.and east, owing to a but 250 000 men have been put into lhe uiiaplaeed switch, ran off I be track, de Army, Navy and Marine Corps under mulisbing tba entire train, killing two Mid call of July 18, 1884, iMving a defi­ passengers and wounding aeveral oibera. • ciency on that call of250,000, now there­ Particulars by mail. fore, 1, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States of America, in order to supply tee aforesaid deficiency and to provide far casualties in tbe military and naval service ot the United States, do issue this my call for 300,000 volunteers to eervo for one two ur three years. The quotas of tee State*, district* and sub-dl»trirt* under teie call will be assigned by tee War Department through tee berrnu of tec Provost Marshal General of the United Stated and in com lhe quote, or “J p*’’l thereof, of any town, township, ward of a city, precinct or election dis­ trict of a count* not no subdivided, shall not be filled before tea I5ih day of Feb­ ruary, 1806, teen a draft shall be -nade to fill auoh quota, or any part thereof, under this call, which may be unfilled on said I5lh day of February, 1865. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto eat my hand and caused the seal of tbe United Sulm to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington, this 19th day December, in the year of our Lord 1864 aud uf tec Independence of tbe United States the eighty ninth. XMUffAM UB0MJI. Tua Supreme Court ol tbe United Stales as udw constituted, consists of the Chief J oatice and nine Associate Justices. Tbe following are the present members of this august tribunal: Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio; Jas. M. Wayne of Geor­ gia; Jno, Catron, of Tennessee; Samuel Nelson, of New York ; Robert C. Grier, of Pennsylvania; Nathan Clifford, of Maine ; Noah II. Swayne, of Ohio ; 8am. oel EL Miller, of Iowa; David Daria, of Illinois; Stephen J. Field, of California, Associate Justices. Tbe salary of the Chief J usliee is 10,500 ; teat of tbe Asso­ ciates *0,000 each. Tbe Justice presid­ ing over tbs Pacific District receives in addition one thousand dollars for travel lag expenses. - Thb army correspondent of the Colum­ bia Curokman gives a glowit^ picture of ilife in Ridunund- Be Myo tee city is ifull of people, and Lhe market well sup­ ।plied. He pa>A the following tribute to < m. Gzanty G “Among all antegonista that have con­ |fronted Gen. Loe during tbe war, nuo« jhave given that grant chief more trouble or occasioned more anxiety than Gen. Grant. Although babas been repeatedly brough; to tec ground, beaten and dis eombited, like a reoklsM pror-fightar, he GOLDEN CENSER Mun wxATHxa hal past week. 8lcigh;nd pro*peet is not gooff f oahce. A sudden cha tony, however, make Naw Rcudot 1’ursl call mention to the 11 XI C. Bear, in our advil Mr. Burt ha* just coni •desires * share <X lhe I Frva Pan ctxr. Sexi —Wr would call attenj liscineot of tbe Collect* I -enue in another part oJ will need altrudlng 1“ •peciflvd.to order to^a’ penally. and costof*e» I There will be a D>m I benefit of Re*. E. G. I ILJbroolt’s residence, Thursday E’ri,?g Dec. iwvkuiiou H extended t 9rxNrixa Tax Rscsi understood that il is >1 stamp Tas Receipts. 11 «if tbs law of J sue 30th, I «<> thu brhef that all re I e xceeding 220, required! Ctmniisaiuosr has deck of tbe set was not to <fn!y utters payment ol Iwcutnr a charge upon | tbe United States, "F 01 «»r town. For ibis ream not fequire to bu stamp Ova Yocre Folks.—I of a new magazine, poll by Tkknor At Field*,! an “Illustrated MagaxU I Girls," and as strcli, fills I in our literature. Tbs I <Jur*Y.«ong Folks ohicl I nrally printed, end basil li»be.l nun-l*r. Tbe <1 arly calculated tv be'I children. and will also 11 tertahnwg for older per* I by J. F. Ttuwbridge, G;| l.uc) Ijtrrwui. Tbepricl F-lks,’’ is Two dollars p-l dress, Twknur Ac Fields, gr bettgrwi, n«L Frtoc < f Chala, nkvwet ttorer, serermstr. In Mper norrt^ 30c.. t» per bnndred ; in boartcuTert. 33c., er | jmt bunded Chate and Ubewer, er Cks and Veneer, in Uns roltuna, . M A5O i have a fiiet-clawi Agrieuli 1, J.Msrnwl, tbe Wfeetrra I —- --- . —------ z — —— — " ™ ornoT, WV-. -,-j'A^ youraal of the class. I; should nwt be forp<» I rd in our own Slate, J roev>as, should receive 11 >.f«ur people Instead Th ed un the 1st of Septet w*bar* uactvb wift «ny «tter wegaaire er For WM. B. B»ADBU«r8 CaJebretM Kiw t*’0 -«»*• «T Breome Street, New 1 erk, or tend foraoucaUr jaxtsiT1?-? ,-*■"«« ft. K 3NT3E3\Xr CLOIHING_ STORE! Sur. ia IU.I.H OM^iM fe<rey teh “™rr m.M L. ». OOBKT, aa« dtotate PUlUDEfJ'ind. PENSIONS, * POUNTIES. B PRISONER'S r O~r-Allt, M cn, F-r Cope, *1 Cfotk Cepe. »8 c^ Good W'eU JFete. 60 c*. •«,- mmitimm. «r KALAKASOb, Itnu.Y, Ofa, Otr^iu ./ io fH, Acnra^a ud •* pin Of rwroUlo. u U« mH the mart flattering » iaiue. Some uuvel featil duced <«n tits first of J anil it admirable visiter to I household, Ous of theseI War Fortran* and Sketel -i-a-iudc not only portrait I guiahed laadvrs of tbe ar I particularly, those of cl Michigan boys" who bar I aches bv deeds of gabati hater, we understand, is I ntesrts to giro portraits . I honored dead, as well M I fog, ia whom our own red tally interested. The set] ntabh far preMrvstio. I A wove! fontore in Md also io be tot reduced. *H t/relariy valuable to for giv* tbe prioee paid foe t qfau of pradwoo at tbe pd pumts In tee State. Sab �IWISS'W OOOX» JNTJEaXXFS UHUG JE»«FO3E«.3ffl. IT TUMBLE IN GOLD, AND ALSO eg IN DRY GOODS! H AT SKINNER’S! BURTON & ACKLEY’S ■ ^iiy'E«chi.tve QASH STORE in- BATTLE CREEK. Stock of Goods and Great Bargains ! asoaBia Hastings, ih November 7th, 1864. h5 Si-3 S? *2 r« i ? -n i !? n: 4 ! 5 8 3 P -5 8 ?-® - s.1 hh■’ HP’"s “ a 3 T - 1’t ii MS.. 1 S 5 1(11 HHi' Hi 1, i 5 » In S;45 ... ,. Si’s-Si- rh O 3" n s 2 9 ’ 1 “ 2 is e 5 s st! Hl £* I Is l If ’ H11 ■t 4 . - 82 i S j tl J1 ••|=1 ilhi -sfsir a .8 : - JS * I 114 8 s 3 * » i -s Hlii s» 2--l._. iua'o S» i JI;? I! U4 5’e »-R ifi urne • ^s| III £ Ph mug- ja . S 1 -S £ "t ! I i H M. -i a 4 It Hi o =2fli“5 ; ift 3 - is h HUH •r;Ju. H: HHi.Hiq rSI’l ■P? UliHl «li 4 < W 1 i 5 4&t Ml �DRUG STORE Hl -BK. ’BO'BKCK'S 'B’LOO'B VBBVSTRM. ■ and < ‘ik’LOO'B VTLL8 ! bm been introdneed to the public for wore than six years, sud bars aciulrsd so \w«vu\w Vo\uAXav\x^, (MyhsiiiiMtft far stoseding TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Ism? Thar <tiU aew o»tr gather, sad seams wllb outbravingtbs tbrra-i,orretiring a change ** «*» #»*. " ** JTbsy are tba oaly maahlaa sslag Wssa's PtraxT Tsaaaa OurrMLsa. Tbsra Is »u ttaraLr^Eiwj'to K U’ ’X>UW°' °f U‘' ",M*Ck mi umu, wM. U. McCOXNKLL, Grand Rapids, Sept. 1M4 Mor roe Street. STOVES 1 SfOVEII STOVES I B«r Ue l« > ikea Take Van el lu QT FOR MECHANICAL AND MlDtCIJUL PCRPCSEAOMLTJn ’Yiu.vwe.vou.v, Cer^veoAt* which hare been abowerod upon him from Also a Ml Block of, K\X V-atM. c$ Wvi CowtkXn^. GROCERIES! Is iotsalinee i wants «.f naturs have «n uitisfied or - rather feeding lhe Articlra Ind^tMCui CMia I ace—n*^of I •ddRP rtfnnbs s—ar* <—x — . c-dU.aad auchodu make valu |r-e<*{Lj»J >kl>L that .nA laaaat. effect *B\,oo& ‘Vu.A^cv awX VAX* for the life and health' of But body depends If ih. Ikxxl fa pofammd^e body dr oot a mitcrablo existence. There medtcii ^ve, ■\3\xttxu.oA.tA geudjcjc’t iPKBimirxETr Aid Coeklcg Extracts, R. J. GRANT! b rooJxTef laiwr atamp. Crileelloue mad. on p dalivVy of maebtoae. If daairod. so Uu* /be r MretoseeaaadattjM//wlA«<>wnl lAty ere Lfoaera/. U«hMl JEFFERSON FARMER, G«. Ag’t. nyrics Di WASHINGTON ST. P. 0 Drawer. STTt. Cblcwgw, III. AGKMT1 WANTED—Throi<bMtt Michlg.trKb-to ntiama. »!***'•. ■>—*• Iowa, Missouri. Kcn»a» aud bebriVa for earing Sn-ofula, jj^/Aflfs, tfkin (IJiapasoe, Did Ffcr-ea, Salt Jfhsum, (Ps-fepsia, Li-k Heodooht, Liver OtmpiaiiU, Fever and Jgut. STJkTIOITErR-T', PKN.% PENCILS. INKS. PAPER. EKVELOPES, CARDS, Ac., Ao. Upea ear shtlvu may be faaad all ef HTIIT MEIKEKt. Come and See !! potatoee nre planted. We plant in drills tbrce-’fowt apart made witli si one burse plow,.drop.sad thee eurtr with the plow turnmg aabeliow farrow lo the center of lhe rows, on each side, and leaving the iand-m ridges.- hi about 90 day when the pot ifafta have grown near tu tbe sur­ face. when the ground la level, take an ordinarjUierrow, turn it over, teeth up, place a tK^argo stones on the forward part of it<*id drag your potatoe land croeswi-ewdlhe ridges till tba ground Is smooth; abd lhe potatoes will come up dean of and at hoeing time wilt not requirehalt the labor, that they would if this »Aiun had not deco adopted.— Rural j/Otrican. - ' contend that, if you inform (hem correct­ ly bu* n colt is fed and csrsd foe the first yeaeJlWHSill predi*,what kind of a ■utwbe**(l make. Jtirt sn£ton as a 4hlt is weaned, he sh-eiM b«S* A>* baikdfiib of good oats brai'imd, per.'day, a faw pnunds of cut The peculiarity of the fa foot they strike st the root of Disease by eradicating every particle of itapurlty Aw Wve ‘S'looX, them u*o on their farms Farmers’■you nu^tjeonforth to tbe pn>gre^( tbs «ge,‘-W“ Vbu eapoct^n make trMuey by farming. Bay the DPI Implement! that can be obtained; gad foivee niVMpIo variety. We wilF-how y<.u what the advantage rated. In <^[V»WS< our p-letocs, w* found lhe ground too hard "for Shares’ <3i]tiurtOT«' eo. we first ran th* other through the rojwte twice, and followed with, Shares' which ■ h'*d them better than ci-utd bo dune by land, and Io me quar­ ter <»f the time. / W4tb proper Implements there is no necessity fur Aawf a«An)f potttoee it Ml exceptpn land that is very weedy ; end three i.tatihrofthe weeds can be kept discovering »h*y pwsosnsae ntmarkaMa Cu.vM.vfrC Vro\\trtt.ts el vffert of that aoa bottle of Cora which I obuined from you In Xorteibor laat Swing tbe edvarty^a^at of your Surirty. offering io Kivaymu u>«<Uone lo dersymaa f«r tbe poor ol tbair pariabca, I obUlacd a bottle for a poor gi>| of my eoegrvgBtion, who bad long bwn nearli be I plea* from Rlie-jm«U»m. and strange to toy that mm bottle emd bar entirely. I write thii. hoping it may aid IbcSocictylanaefforuto intro­ duce Uie medicine, and UeM tboac ■ ho may nerd 8ELF-ADJU8TITG WRINGER c N»»-Jiy<«>d-W«»rk lt> Swell dr Spilt. \Vo 7%Mi-£cmM to pat out of Order WABSAmw wns ee wrrnorv Coo-Wsmsta. Which I offer at ©WITS <& 0BDE0j GROCERIES That TkanA Scntu aad n*aueoe cans* dufay and Irmfo. uf regnlaM and keep tn ora.r, v^-.i - r k—, That w oodbearings for tbe abaft to ran in iriu /h“ b*l" ,’’ff=rir Fwi!h Rhenmatfam IN FIFTEKN DIFFERENT STYLES. sytteru do«-«i»ot relapoa inlo its fanner eeadilion, which fa too ant to be the som with simply a purgative pill. Iney are realty a 'EA.ooX av\A TaMMur VAX, which, in coqjuoeticm with the *S\o6& 'V’u.AJvtr, will core all lhe aforementioned disusse, and, of tlieinxlrea, will relieve and cure Iruiigoulion, (PlMa in the £ou.-ele, (Pisxriaeas, sto. Try these modi cinos, and yoa wiU nsvs* "ft yonr neiChltors. who hats used them, I’ricea, fnm. 1100 to tSOO. and they will say they ore THE AMTOTHAW ORGAN Is an entirely new ioitrumenL It contain, both ■~;-.,?ttVWEK=r THE AMERICAN ORGANS isertMilya few m convince the tkeplieal. if Ar*proao*nced by mors than a hundred of I "BVoodi VAXs B.E.&a.'jy.snimrB AMERICAN ORGANS, rCOHLTS CUBE «k-SX«. “1 was troubled witb klverrnm’iem for two veers, ®litl; a rctnclo 'Xttar^ment, I Wor>t Wke a CVwxtxw. peopt Buffenns mere or losa.rrry day | hare taken two bottle* of Iba-Peonlra Cere.* and bare not had any pale since I left itofftr.we than torn weeks sen. I eonaMor mvaalf ** euif relr t nrvrt. and the med.cuie baa made w frel ver. Ilxkl .nd «o«l-jesilika a yonog man. though. I ra sisty"’SoDFKhT BCHhFFEI .IMMichigaa a*.’* That tba Putnam Wringar.wUh nr without cog boala wQl not tear tba ttotb«. That <wg-whsel remitter* are not e.aentlaL That tbs Putnam Wringer has all tba adranta. mead none ef tbe disadvantage above named. That all who here leatod it pronounce it tbe hi Wringer ever made. That it will wriaga nreedoraM QuiU wilb'w^mtyMXn tba p*P*r with faaUmnofali. but LI i writes, tier dewghterwee sored years’ ataading, wad Hl Vfawa tnee < f two'years. ANOTHER writes, hie sms was eared [far his Ueeb had alawxt wasted sway. The doctors pronouaoedph* ease Utowtw la _______ 7 AH OTHER was cured cf Faror aad Ague liar tr> in- er-rv medicine in bia rwueh. ANOTHER wa. eared at Fsvsr Sera •bi.'li lia.Hasfated faaittsssi isavn. ANOTHER of Hbeamatfamof aightyears ONEj ■he end County Fairs in IsM. and is. tnliUrulauefiicn Ut be* Wringeravvemada Ps aslad In tba United Htataa. England. Canada, aad Australia. AgeuU wawtwl in ctary town. Handls Wringers scut. Express Paid on refoTgvotsean make from ItollCwr dsr. I No. I. to-W. No. 1. K to. No. F. »1.6o No. A, to to. Manutactured and eoH, wholesale and retail by TWsroniAW naxssacreaise co.. Xe. U Platt Bl, New York, and Cleveland Ohio. AC. NORTHROP, Agent WHAT EVEBTBODT KNOWS, vis.,Thai Iron, wall galvanised, aid rato That a stayb mactiina fa bailar than a compliTbaxTwringer should be aslf AtyMilng. da- Fite, tiarafuloua Cbnsumpttoft, «h. Ctooil ’toeA.kc.vtvc.to, Inff.ta, October |. 1Mt_~ . . ’ CURE e^-SU .__ ., ,,h«g«lo. Nor is. i«s_ and you should try them bsforn going for a Get a Pamplikt or Almanac of my local agent, and read Um crtiBeatos, and if yes Imre ever doubted you will 'flou.'oi XX.O W.OVC. reatty dfoflrnred ki.K.I ** ptsduced AMD FOR SALE BY DRY GOODS I RaSerti A Ptriker, llMllmr* • EH Nic merehaate gearrally. Draggfal at too eUy of Boffalo, X. T. Jnvtwfad and manufoclured a compound known aa DRIB-, TOfK RAUAM OF HOARHOUND, which is a pwfaH seseme fcrooocas.ooun, or say'nfaunissan or Liao wmrciTin trial ng from damp, cold ^.ajtsrcTf or nrs DEPOT: IM READE STREET.-if. Y. HARDWARE! beafln. In -short, 1 t« in a cattle 3»w, and A with the pile's bull ti Men talk to me about in AmenOT You ibn/ used U> tJHSdlo forth j, _ DITCH EAST-IHItA COFFEE tt. Tbo above Cemraay fans, known - world aa UiaowMre ortbs CoE« l anWU Js'Btol Dauvia i. tbe tlulefa Kato 4 . _ ata the largeat ■owpofanrs of. Cefce os " ............................. MIDDLEVILLE. Micsicax. OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORE. Coolly. Unusually Low! SALT! th. e tsi Ito � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-01-04.pdf 0519ccff73a606a25bff63da951bcc86 PDF Text Text �Ma. Enrroa:—C nd gone. We, aa ram all that life h ureWuur emmtjr 1 P. M. TV MeMing wiis raUed’ to order by Tbeir own inter—i* aa well aa oora, re­ quire that the Batraait should beewetalnod and we bowfidcotly took for a oontlnuance pf tbe patronage heretofore bestowed, and all lbs more nested te thaw tiosea of high prices. Wafeol to thank thuea w bo UteMtrod by us iu times past,-area fttnugh ibej should now deem It brat to part company with the Banxm. . • Two weeks sines we gave our readers our' vUh*a relative to the Importance of |his road and tlx. prospect of Its early coinpUluui. Since teat liiue, tea intsattonof ka corporators have been further developed, and we hastes to peat our readfni relative to' thuea devdopmeuta. . -Tba corporators of this ruad are W a have now bat to make tbe proper effort, to secure railroad oommunieatioo with Jacksun direct and from thence to all tbe world south and east of ua. And then, connecting with Grand Rapids, •nd probably Muskegon in course of Mme, gives ua tbe benefit of the va*l foreats uf prime timbat to tbe northward, and of tbe InexhaustaUe plaster bed* of the former city. Thsso arc weighty ad­ vantage, which may be added to those of our former Article. But, is .the Ruad to be built I For ten mites out of J auksou, this ruad will use the track uf tbe Jacksun and Leasing road, which is even now almost ready tur tbs tiea, upon which to place tbe iron, and in leas than a year from rtow will un­ doubtedly bo in running emdiliun. AU through :1m county of Eaton, the jobs uf grading will be let during the present winter, and the work will gu on la the rttrly spring. What shall ba dune in thia county remains for us terfletarmine. Solicitor for the company, is now In lhi>< county,'and will, m a few days, open books for sub*criptioa lo stock, here. If we desire a Railroad—pne that shall bo of more than tecs! importance—one that shall assume- tea dignity snd propur ttoni of one of tbe great through dnee <>t Michigan ; let us show our appreciation uf Ute benefits it will confer upon ua by taking bold in earnest, and help to ensure Ils certaiMr, and speedy aocceas. No halfway work will answer. Mr. Cable expects to i iait every owner uf land ur bouses and lots, and all, however bumble, will ba expected to contribute tbeir share in taking subscriptions lu stock. No half-wsy work will suffice In this matter. Fv» haves railroad we must help make it. Every man who own* a buuie can do something. at Mobile, all militia except Baker'a brigade of Alabamians, numbering five hundred or six hundred men, aid tbe Ifilh Confederate cavalry, uf Furroat’s command. There are but two Iruu-clads, and nfltber of these of much use, owing to lack of propelling power. It lx the •firm belief of our Inf-umanl that the de'Meea of tbs eUy can bo taksn without much fighting by a land foroe; but bo thinks guabbets would ex perivacs grsat diffictiity from torpedo*. They can, however, get witMuaballing diatanoa of thoeilyj______ _ _ _ ' Paus Mnxnr.—The Hartford (Ct) Poti save : “At the dinner of the Muraau stroet *duml,Tir*odsy evening, there I Mt down a bright-eyed boy of nbowt ds-1 teen years, who one year ago Ml at tbe | earns table ragged, dirty and poor. Twra I day he was dean and wall dntbed. and * sswfcim b wL— TlB.. 'B.0’61 ,T.OOT> W Ma. F*as»an—Sir: Y»ur letter ot Dec. I2tb. m before me, requ—ling my esperivnet with "Wuo'i Skwhio Ma­ I extras." I am always glad to raomimend a thing as worth/as I know th a machine to be. Il is about right ycuus sinew I first owned one of ibetn. 1 <sa« employed as forewoman in a straw man­ ufactory for three years w here they had ■inc Utscbmra—one Gn.rer h B.<k«r a Shuttle ; une Nicnls ; five Excelaior, at d two other patents which I have forgotten. ' When I first wrot into tb« shop I took my Waxt> Maestas, ferDuit confident it would do the work they had I-ng I e n trying to d-i by «4for mariuna*. I al <>n«-r pul it Into operation far hind ntf straw hats, and in a few data ihry lmu*h Tira m»ra Weed Miudilnva, and *0 <>n lawn introduced to tbs puMie&s MSB dollars aaeb year in advertising Asin its, and publishing ths paper and the I SBGI5G \\ve- "ttvodfe. seat UULDiTzvi for th. life and health •<>«* body d.jwafo apon the purity of the lifood. If th. IfocJ io paisas>d th. bodr«trajpi oof a miaaraUe txafota- Thera xwediMarat have need them on almost every kind of Extracts from Bebel Newspapers. work, and find them superior trt any oili­ Now York, Dre. 30 —Tbe latest rebel er machine now before the public, and I newspapers received, contain a manifesto do not think there is now any Sewing fn>ta JctE Davis, giving notice that tbs Machine In existence but I have had pirate ‘-Bennet G. BurleyeoocBrned in I «>mt experience with it, and I must attbe csprare ot vceaela on Lose Erie, and I knowlvdge Uiat 1 can and none equal to an attempt to seise tbe U. 8. stramvr the Weed fur durabifily and simplicity. for tel. Michigan and liberate the rabel prisoners Il is easily learned and kept hi order, at Johnson's Island, Toronto, is a rrgu- ' nnd is superior for Family nr Manuf«<^ Kohatk' s Itemach Bitters. larly cummlseionud officer in (be robe! lu ring pu rp> era— for dirth, leather, at ra «, These Bitters are composed of msteri navy and'wav dispatched from Richmond binding end felt hats, snd the finest of a sis which, from the extensive rxpvrieno especially fur tbe purpose of rxewiting ihe family. I know that I can arrange a of the Inventor, hare hern found to prove work which ho endeavored to carry out. better Txitsion on the Weed than any the most efficacious in removing BillinusSome «f the Richmond papers are ur­ other machine 1 ever tried, and when a nres, Jaundice, Fever and AgUv^Derangv- gent in their demand that Gen. Lee should machine rune from twelve to eighteen mrnls of the Liver, and all diseases arte be made enntmander in-ohief uf all the hours per day in a factory for three years, and i« still running, 1 call it worthy of ing from an excess of bile oi»-u thr tebel armies <>r Dictator. stomach. They possess w.mderfol tonic tn the rol.l H.mse uf Representatives being considered dox&bul I have only properties. giving strength to the weak <>n IhclMib, a rnulotion declaring that. •told yon what I personally know. Very respectfully, and debilitated, elasticity to the muscular tbe'Wnhuf habeas corpus ought not to system, strength a td vitality to the entire b<; siwpended.WM defeated by 41 negative Jvua A. Kaxua human frame. They can be taken at all lu 81 affirinalive voles. times, without regard to dirt; are pleas Tbe Ricbm-nd Srafrusf f.weeees a forant to the taste, assist dlguMion and tnidablo winter campaign by the national give the patient an appetite and leave the armies at Cbarlveton and Augusta, ft system m a perfectly henkby condition. »aya. the evaeuatiou uf'Barannab by our C.O. KOX.KBOOK, X^fTry a bottle; you will bo cun troops and the occupation of the city by IfKr at Law.tofletlorla Cbaaewy and naltea Attorory fcr Uw eaoatv ef vinced and raxiiumfod them to your Sherman's army, both «>fl the Slat, aimallvod promptly to *11 ba*it>s»* »oneighbors. They are the beat took Bib ply gives the enemy another point on bto. bttro la C—rt lte.ro; oBro tars In. use. See Advertisement. • ourroasL Tbe wean Iron: of Georgia will bo exposed like tbe ocean front uf North Carol in* and Virginis, to a spedra uf hospitality that will annoy -without wnaltrnuig us, and occupy wilknil stijpgbieuing the foe. It fa probable, however, that a formidable attempt on Charleston *------—i—1 ---------- „ will .------—iy coneeuueece of tan tats of Savannah.. Foster already holds a fortified position within a mile uf ICwdaawatchto Point, am the railroad be­ tween Charleston and Savannah, 43 miles from the iattar city end 61 from Charles Um. Wr presume that Hardee made no halt between Savannah and Coosa watchic, hot at once abandoned that sec bofl uf railroad «nd placed himself where his comnitaiicwUons with Qarlert«.n would be more secure. Jf BherwiMi.now relieved U anxiety cuoeerning the state uflmra taTeaneeaee, shall co operate in-on enterprise against Charleston, a further, ovatractiun of our lino may bocoma Moessary. Breckio ridge reports that his advanoe had arrived at Saltville on the 31k, and New Advertisements. compels econo | we’jlsil engfg-l Kyi. terewriwg /.Lj arrofulo, Buphaio. f ' KVm giltai—, Out Sores, Silt ^touwv, phnunotiMn, CDypopain, Hiak Zioodaoho, Liw C^nptalnt, Ftvor and Jtffun. Xauaorsfoao, Frovofe CbmptoiMW . Jljstpatov, Bt.Jlnthon^t t'i,,. Eruption*, ' FiU^tiMafidouo Cfowumptton. ■!«. .manager. o .containing the i| Wa would ■npoh Xl) sulijec I xirona will n»i II meiteacts fol and all receipts i f I WAR'NEWS !! S?»-t . , and GOLDEN CENSER where is Mid the plant la indigenlouw.— By the use of machinery in preparing the leaves. It is believed that a ruperior arti­ cle may be produced, and sold at a rata of from 11 lu 13 cents perpuund, deliver­ ed In The market. Tbs plant grows wild in »>n>e of the mountainous districts of Penney Iranis, yielding about 400 pounds per sere. That reused by the company near Philadelphia has the appearance, The aubocripUous to stock in Eaton odor and flavor of Asiatic tea, with a County have su far progrenvd, that tbe slight herbaceous taste, the consequence basis uf the road to the east line of this <>f not having kept long enough before brought to the test. county, is regarded as sure. A permanent survef ha* been mada made to the eart line of Barry county ; sod preliminary survey now oxtrod* neitrly through this oounty. Mr. J. H. Cants, who is Financial A<eol and Stock many, many,'aw tbe poor toys who have been called within tba last yowrtoaacrlGilbert Striker, President. , Tbs proceedings and doings of the So- fice >l| life to thia grant oeofetaq >tri»ing Naw York, Dea 80.-Gu respondrora between Kilpatrick aad W hpa&,W U *•» ifo, h*«i wars raad from to ontidown this wHekad' rcbelliM. Bet kM place rsfotlve to tba depredations of troops uu rack sMh, aW tee qeeslfob uf it appesrsd that the roceiptstod arallabis making immediate exchange ul tbeir bare-in the Hospital. funds of the Soctety for the post year ——------ tpturrd In tbacampaign. We celebrated Munday, Dec. 26th, aa .XfwcorrMjxodonuO st Sevan­ waslMT, awflita expeudlturae 8340,88. ChrlatHiaa. All bavp seamed to any»y --------.... Gctt. Geary has been appoint On motion of J. C. Hanna, prwoeedwd theday very much, yet, a more quiet ad Military Gvtwrow—Msdiviatosi being to afoot <4kwra for tMosMUingyear fosw day A have not witnessed within doors in some time. We have partook of a good the first to cuter the city. oom, whichrattited as follows: The rebels pluodsred many stores sod wb4»e<><ne dinner, consisting of Turkeys, PruMO.—Gilbert Striker. oysters, plat, esker and many other ar- committed numerous ootrsgw alter Har­ Hra Pra»drato.-D. G. Robiwsoo, J. lidee too numerous io mention of wbish dee’s evacuation uf the ally. Hardee's wife and children remain at C. Uanaa, J.C Bray, Asa D. Kurk, L. sir bad ecouih.' Out aids, tbs strvsta Lapham, Hiram Lewie, Henry Brown, hare been In eotfuslon from early dawn The H’orM’s Savannah Jettars aay the Wm. P. Bvietol, Btohard Juoce, M- L. this rooming uuiil darkness cast a shad­ Williama, C. B. Dickeraun, C. W. Baaeett, ow over the earth, snd from that time cltixens urged Hardee not to try and doM. T. Wheeler, J.-bo Keegk L Meaner. until hour alter hour. When tba town few! tbs city against Sberuum’a troops. A. EUiott cluik fallbfol to Ito work, struck the Hardee promised be would not fire a gun Stcritarr.—J. M. Nevins. hour of eleven, the noise ceased and except io retaliation. Under Um impraasloe that Hardee would attack Foster, rrawwrvr.-IL N. BMdua. thinas bcaauie more quiet. Dvrscfors.—N. Barlow, A. D. Rork, In this part of our land the people cel reiaforccnieou wsre soul thereby SherFrank Allen, D. G. Robinson, J. IX ebrats Christmas day ns tbe people of Hanna. Michigan and other Northern States do Admiral Dahlgren with a portion of On Motion Adjuuaed saw dis. the. fourth day uf J dy. Firing of <uns, his fleet rseently sailed up the riser. pistols and fire works of every descrip­ In addition to tba 32.000 Bales uf col­ J. N. Nkviws, G. Brwntna, tion bare been a couttawws roar all day; ton os pt u red, about 82,000,000 worth of Secretary, JVsetdrat sometimes the report would shake our rice has been diacoversd. fofopital. Many a. boy wishing they A Provost Marshal's guard atill pro wooM ccaae. .while others liked the fun tecta the city. Refugees aay tbs enemy SABBATH SCHOOL which reminded tbeui,of lbs.many bat­ expect* an attack <.o Charleston toon.— tles and narrow escapes they bad wit­ Gsn. ^bermsn s troops are engaged re­ new call for msuAhall produce tbe num­ nessed, caused them lo tell tbeir war pairlag the CharlratuO and Sevaumth ber called for. Tbe last coll produced tales to each other and kept down tbe Railroad. but 40 per oaoL of tea amount Thebol- monouxiy of tbe hospital. Tbe good The people of Georgia declare that an Is Uiv mast popular ■ an« was h-st in credits and other con- newa from Sarantiah and Nashville great­ uninterrupted march and tbe eonqnest of for rtabtMia Hcb-wta. trivancira and accidaote to which this ly enrourage u*. We are l-oking for­ tbeir eapilat end chief commercial city, new draft ia not liable. Cutting and ward whet, the tail battle shall be fought bav closed tbe sur su for as they are exu running to Canada aud elvewhero was a and ail be permitted to return bumc to very l*rgn lawk in the last endeavor to grret tbeir friends and relative*. recruit tea army. Plenty of time to do Our hospital is trimmed very nicely Ulis was allowed ths unwarlHts and kna­ with evergreens, which Iwtb patients and New York, Dee. 81.-The HtrM* vish. Tbe drafted will bo fetched up attendants, were busily engaged some New Orleans correspondent says : Two seven days, which casta auch a pleevanl recent expeditirms from M»rganxia into appearance upon every-thing, and makes the interior of l-ouisiana had mat with things appear like Home Io • the weary great succews la breaking up guerrilla aoldlar, »bq baa been taagbt lo love tho cstnps, onpluring storaa. etc. Five hun­ Christinas tree from early childhood; be­ dred rebels under Wirt Adame and Scott sides that, <wir «urgron,.S. D. Twtniug, were threatening Baton Rouge vn thr alwmrs carry* a smile upon entering the warA Kind nurses and Bltantivsattend- AHOTHER of ItiiewaMtimw ofsteblysara. Caw innuaMvabla nF pyspspsia and l.ivsr Complaint could be avnuoaed ht which ths Farificr and fills Critical Notices uf the Preet. The brat Family Paper pnhl inked in the United Stales.—Asr ZoniZm AdrrrTbe Model Newspaper of our country are the most active and thorosgh pi'ds that bars ever been introduced. x~ n>ey act so directly xqam the User, sealsinp that ovpm to such an extant aa that tea system dora not rchp— fata iw former oo» dition, which b loo ant to be the case wite simply * pwrpuive pSL likooA. "Liam* VAV, which, in ooijenetion with ilia YAtnA VurCyttr, ' will rare all the afarexaentfoned diraasaa.. and, of theiassivve, will relieve and cars CWis (Paine, Cboforo Jferlno. . . Zndigre^oa, <P*in tn the /touwis, ffHooinon, eta . Try tbota avedieinss, sod you will wever “This paper furnishes the best illustra­ tions. Our future birturiawa will enrich tbrniadvra out of Harper’s Weekly long Asir'yunr neigbbora. who have used ibsm. after writers and painter., and publisher, aad mqy will aay they are . err turned to dust."—AT. ijranyrtitt GooA •A necessity in every bourabuld.'— and you should try th aa botbra going for a Borton Trontcript. “It Is at once n leading political and Get a Pamphlet or Almanac of a>y load historical annalist o< the nalkM,"— Pkila. agent, asd rr-J ll.w e-ruttcama, and if yse PrtM. have ever doubted yew will “The best of its class in America."— Dow\>V v.o rtvo-re.. Borton Tmtlrr. a r bkrip rioNB—iSM. FOR^ALE py T. . A New CfotlJog 8u.ro in Hastings, rate ot 84 M per vol, freight at ex pro­ of purchaser. Address, Haana 6< Baoraaxs, Franklin Square, N, X. sEEfi5*£?sep Orar-AfZ*. 50 era, Fur Cop*, 8 I Good Wod Uol*. 60 eu. J3t"i Glo^r rf MiUtn* «3sft. AU WnotSHoi* 81 ZWiet' Clotk Skiru 81 fit, Wool SnOo U ' Or.vabv.te. takes at New Tertt qeotatieM. ‘ Xl ITODGK fit iftlLRfS Nev, tt, W. __ ■ sefKste P^«Staid.i '• D pEISOMER-S uxrrts a sms**, HtaCTICAl I DonaTtoa Vr| Church, to this t Mra. L A. Holl family. thankful— to I vary generous di I Hing last. May I CLOTHING^ STORE,! Baek numbers can be supplied al any time. , Tbe Annual Volumes of Harper's Weekly, fo «« ri-Hh t Wi„g .uf to •ent by Exprtw., free of expense for 86 probably be ab< ~ find words adrcl ivdexkr or Magaaioc will be supplied gratia f.i will be laid b«A V> yitne, as m> Mr. and Mrs. I The Piiblivhcrw have perfected a aye tent of mailing by which they ran supply the Magaxine & Weekly^rat.mptly to Utooe who prefer to lecvive tbeir peri'idIcals directly from the i.ffira of Publica­ tion. Poatmnatera end other desirous every Club ,rf Five 8ubaurlbera at 84,00 each, in one retuittearo; or six eopie* L* 830.00 r Tux LtotiLk*. venes at Lansin or KALAMAZOO, Micrne-ra/ 0^ *• ** (#". faction in bestow J big. Tbe many J thing., shall haul advantage, snd w ...utUmgu*,.. �a = j |5 GREAT TUMBLE IN COLD, AND ALSO I IN DRY GOODS I Witff Sale Cheap, at AT SKINNER’S! BURTON & ACKLEY’S. Only Kxdunve CASH STORE in BATTLE CREEK. HtrruiM, November 7th, 1804. ...... ft!i» Minn •si I!' H ? «h! 51 k£i J IS e- * ?s . bHJ H ’ 1 < ! >hHM s 3 !lb ? tiHhi ya* - ■; •:■ ■ «»n Mil «m ii ho �:nltural Jtms. rzw - HASTDEOS '"^ DRUG STORE!!! iarl«w <rt a w ” miumis. ’ ‘ *\\U xxAuxXv gaU ul r—i ~«f!.U «r DSE61 AID MEPICIMJB*, j^CHemlnala, Palau* qiK C» Apb'inr, UcruiMg Fluid, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. lokt<» Vft. \yro\viy f^udxCLvVkti, sr1 iros MECnxincAt amd latticnuL axvl clX XYx V»{** Xvcnx* uys a »UYt \X.»«A!>wVU*X.«5 GROCERIES! r _ . al ______ _js>BsrB<jjtoi *11 th*., lusuriea life—eomj ro^XluppineM^ ab.11 Ofth-w Uwyt • ‘ free fruar anoamwhent dMi.mrate.tdTa _ |>r<i all the atomic aM" muAinb rance | । property <if tbe lAftflliol^ara; i ia no account al thMgrucer'a r gtuHia mercbanl’a' ehoe-rnakick ainhb'a 1 It wilt'bo a gbw ______ r -h when tba people of theao pralrfM own tbeir own farina, and thia, we belier* mtf at «A» be, if prSpdr- ad rantM- K-MUH* *«**“" *>'^*d* •• JKitecrssjKS^" JUST RECEIVED ax\A a\\ 6.tMAUt lu Y uuXwtc-. a Vvx-cvx- arc cowC^omcA yootc. anA ^oxxx-Y^xvX root* ax\A \xxA>%» \AV\A\. vaokt XXxxxxx. R. J. GRANT I People talk <>f tba “preaaura” on great men. but 1 ebould much prefer leading a fleet up the death-burling forte of Charles­ ton; writing;a proclamation for tbe nation or editing the daily ——. to neaerccaaing pregeure un our hard-working Another thing: they ace not loved I One may live among ordinary Urmera ci* ycara—which-i* long enough to form a preUy fair eetrmalc—ami tjaver wee in the. Hii.barii! any act. »f eelfebcrifiee, on' dedriircnt, or M.ttahbd* toward* toe pale, drntJgiug woman, wbn, not many year* agone. ateeped beaming and bopelol.into bio life pato, and wove her youth and |o»elince* into a crown for hiiju-' Il ia a ahame,tt*A Heaven .ball make bim bluah fur, that M| eahihita m.-re care forJJJe borare, lbau f-.r bio Luling mate indoor^; that the bak for them aflectiuiiaia p«U,'a cheery wiwd of greeting, out never aijjtiling of »e tort f->r toe .dent .tarring heart wh>cb might bdnMie eo happy 8y them. With rare « nation evet take* plea nnc.tion of l be form, hmiec. IWecd, <>n»» know if tbe conjugal not for ltob>ofian<fon 1 - TEA. COFTKE. 5UG AM. SPICES, FtTPEB, PMUXEH.FKjfl. KABIXKCOJlFIfin; • Fiiiouer Fever, Fever and Jlguef ■ eg >Liver Garnplavni^^ '(dyspepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, .: ’ Kidney Convplainte, JEFFERSON FARMER, Ag’i. ornc* 91 WA*iuitoTOx tr. P. O Drawer. «S7tCMca«», TO. ARRMTX W AWTFD-ThrunptaH.t >kbi5«., tadlna. llllaori. Al.atnaota, l'w< KiMoari. Kobaaa tad Mabraaka. ’VoKvc. GODETS LABY’S BOOK. *R.c\MkAC« . THE Fashion Magarino of the World. PATEIT MEHCEHEt. art X\xx \voor n\an'» VvxxxxA. Si^il^Tisrssn C. SetUeg. IJobtoMwr. A.lklre fcr I hr Come nnd Sec!! lor U. Parlor, llw Itaadolr. »od lb« KlUh.•rju!.*, in bci. to anA. • ra>KmLo- "Dy. ThWV* feXo’Kva.cXx "5»\.Wex» X\xx \koor xx\axx iwtuwj VdocXorX »t\X». ** Dr. 1*1 C»iUj»«(.i.u etiut ui*cMiM(lrea tirna) ftXovcvac\\ art, X\vt x\x\V vaaxx'% SoVatt . fiml Hauc. w.rtbjD a year. Oitw*w>*n- avA Coxv^orX. 8RLF-ADJIMTTTG WIUNGEN No W<»al-Wnrk to Swell or SpliL A’o 77o-B.fi Scmei la frt out of Order. WaaaAna* *«ta e« annul.t <‘oc Waaaia. It toaM.lbo Pint Pn.nin al FUl< ^«>r. KUt* Dt. ■Ro'bac.Vs . HXo«vixe\x "BvXXfcr* vft.Awo'raAe \Vx xxmlajVV.<xx\A AiXtWxXaXtX. - Pa ntedlh the L’UIWHMtee.1!»Ila»a. Caaada, and A*.wan. ■ ARruMwnled Merer? town. Feaal* Wltagara aaat, KxprrM Pud o» n- ©y. "KoWAlX ftXowtacXx 'VSX.XXctb •», »»<J CImcI jIOMXUUOJ'. avowry KatAaYwAboX^ o.x\A vcuifcc. aa$& mw\o^qNj\v,i AMERICAN ORGANS, CClitl frrmrlo Atlarjfttnt, Dy. 'R.oXsacV.X Godoy’s lady’s Book for 1865. (/«■» aatidl A<b« Ma ie X*meA*a.) . Th* foltaw»re lb* lira, of Iht Rook —. ----- . . v . ,. and to tabulate *na iwp in ontar; ■ That -nod Mukod lo bol waUr ttJ ’ T^“wooTlwartB<« Ibr tin a.n <o rwa U vUI That lb. Patnun Writ.prr.wilh ar wiUrrwt f0< whM*i will atH tear tin aw«bea. Tl»t coc-wlw«i naolalanara at .M.otlal. Ttat lh« Putnam Wri»»**-haa an ffla adraaia- GROCERIES ABD DRY GOODS! . r. ’A.l Trr-XfaMBJ’ir to JW1 •w/or «, •. ' ,. . ! a i> U. W. I^k. p._ < Eui FourtK ft , Cfnoirj>»l<, fo u-Km* all c-f<r» itefUd b» Brii-tStYI. ■ “tin aboreil.Aa'. |] M«Mte unnuMai m tboi.gb wUrtrd at oar warcnoa 1 bar* .IWCMMa OM-J-Wlpf/ *T5Wf.WR«u» Clrtri.ad.ohta. •ienee!nl>>.c^r.nl«n. |{h..|- JAM. J3S‘‘SA.5^*S*! >k M4^rthaT*»rom*MM eft baa jaaf. ua rrcrij.l of ’^•relnb jipiiii^r other tnagul.i* ar >*ooay arart all ba ant al om.u»* f*t>ay »♦ *»*» •«> Mo.W Brekman St. ' ' FAR SALT RV FUfarto A Btrik'rrVufi.^TKn Xioboto, Jay TMrr. OnaavriU. Sa if.. J*nin«*in*; r 11 *««-* “ lV3EI'VCr CLOTHI^ STORE! A Nrb- O-itbltig 8u.ro In TT*«tlngi, nW. cioehM Vftm by ttunwill A ft a i'.^incV«wid a.^iata!5 t:ap^<MinXra*A BOttH EllT-IMI. COFFEE CB. HARD-WARE! crrvale, jjr-at and ;£ial«a. The acaMX> for hocfiwbeat cakea r>ia*ga in month, wuh frame Ultb%^MV of tote- ,bread try aorgteam flour. Tt ia reprwaanted aa being vmmsirnilar B>'bucbwtW when prrpwrev&e the lalteaJag. A a a 'aub.ti- ^vcy-m-xxXmm* DlavAu ix, "D t’Ck’w rx^» iJtVyAuwc&vKS Ax. Tk.ere, gitttrt art rut up iajjwirt bottles, oY wKith thaalei* it ■ fas^timlit. *Tht tabrl tCjAiily er.'ghhivwd, o.vd i* provided with a ea/e-guarJ jfrwni Price., fr.wn 8100 to 8500. THE AMERICAN ORGAN I «D tall rely "«■ imtrsmenL II contain* ho TBE ArtKWCAN -ORGANS w. tSxo«v«v.e\\ "K&Vtt't* artA\kt SoVlxcy'* VAcX\A,\3x^ (Hat** «>H.ba **4d ttYiOAD. tr 1* tt^ttltal M.tbeBaUowiatretylowfrio^: ., , aJ Orrr-.4l/», ’5O «», Mtr CW>.1T •** CteA Capa. 88 it ' - ’ leitow Goad Weal Zfwta SOea. .*■ JJuol Glottt rtRiflft. 88.aU, ^•^•!i,... n Wool SnAt 15’«W. The U^OmicaU^wh* ie .ypaiBlrd lUle eel* anoten the Ubilae MM«* awd tir-to. BriUth etfocfaa,! Wilt ham ^>r Ml* th re. «Srr*»l IM. C***., whibk. nrduxty tlgrtU Md ’.SSsxEH'a IEM51Q*- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-01-11.pdf da05eef3dbf86cd48c314bfb606c9c25 PDF Text Text ��MhU. otherwte? . .. taamnfl! ■ _ HExar »■. ciiKour. i - T-w.!.fXgnOA I Art ,U< D**eu*er »,!•««. 4rt7 ’ rna niw two tmerrr. The great conflict ha* hx! Iu ttaefiil leuotta.' zVm»Ortlfcj Wd oxneneuee of Ibe past Astir years, aha reiatioa. «uuiued by the State Nntiomd Governftenta toward meh other Live come U» he more dearly nndcrutood arid inure nccuralely deflried. We dodentand now the full im-wniug of dial pernfafotu ph.-n*c ‘-aovaroign State*,” which bud Ficalthily crept iu way iuto to maay pablio documents,. |»<>tiiiaaf spceehv* k<nd phtforiM, an«i inally into the com fal chivalry fly bafara the drspised saodailN, -the greasy mechanics and raudi fi,Uld fitrinara," uf Um Kurth-My. ba tbre the dark Aimed bondmen • ot tbrfr own hmtackuld- Ko part of their tsrrilonr is laager wwdroflfrHwwiaiwqi <>M army that ataftrd to avenge the fall of Atlanta, by planting it* vioioriou* b«hnerw upon the banka ot the Ohio, rooted ami broken is fleeing to hide it elf south ul U>4 TuniMkMB* Defwived, to a great extent, of iu transportation, ila arnn CUMMBSfONEITB 1TOT1CK. I pntu hariaa dairne iplaei Ua. ; Law* «f 3^*7 Editorial Conc»eea4«ass aCUm Saaaer. Lxa.taa, Jas. 1»6#. Du. Bu.w i-jiBwOi ~>l U )■•> them f.-rth from her loyal boaonr in the ’m»*i and flame of Utile, uodhenootbrth de ia freu. The Empire Stale of the Smith ha* been traversed by a Union uwy from Loader to border, from the mountain* to the sea. The etiHtm tB* rebel |»*ar U toukw. and itb hbRmrneea teUUrK Thu fcirast lUldn *<Ac sunny South arc laid waste, and there are none in deftnd them. CoUoo ia 1*0 ! longer King. b«ik lalluu am‘Urn? The anay lUt wxa to reftipttire the vaflry u| tho Siienaw^aali njl carry I be war ’ thrill beaten, ha<6»n«r>1tkd'lM safety by t ghln-l npiU wurkiMhl starlong MMr O«a more quarttosmpinjf gromwl.' Only a 1 *i igle unuy .ryaMt U» die CugUderaw, : ami that mider iu bwa*hd hivfneMe chief,” hi* IL-1 to p* entn-bcbnix-ni* j afiiithd ih-.tr b--»:egvd capital. JioW Theft fat'and eon be, un-lvrths Con. । ionijcin it Mandi* ■fiUition of the L* iitcl Suus*, only oac । unifl tM. Unfuu anai<c,4iHh*«d lamiuut oovonnga authority, a:ul • to t with victory, ami Rirengtbenvd by M»»that every other it wbocdiaMu. Nor | I’.irtx nieiiU.’ at tins command of the doea thi* theory in the lvw*t interfere U.mU-uanl ticm-rul, (him <-a-cry point of vitli0M-proper*tual Iwmufa* work- . ; the co>npaw, c-nn iKwe thMftniunpliat itig of our syatom. Ou tin: contrary. it [’ m-nvb nt"» fto dr*ened plaou. It will i« essential to It. The rigllU rasvrvcd ; fJt. art.1 iii It* fl!T tU CkarfaJawnyr to the Staten are not i i anj* ft»|rct iu ■b>a<4c | with tr.aima, aUined with blornl, turferr.1 with. though some ofthe rfa-tn* ।I and alilnwH-i by all (fool men throughwhich bare been m-c up f<>'r them may b«-. | candidate had been beaten M* a maH ...rtliy efirWi ^**** M-'k. b.<b |R«i4»uti winch be wow h.mort, and will couiiiiua to honor tertfiaetid of hiiaeevnd II—... V-i, - U.:.l, ... waiud iapua and Invltad into tW aim ven •. lion, *td »»e received with raptnruu* anplabae. Ha addranvd ibo com »ptioi> Nr feiTau Lour; ta <Ma u.a.1ftndid ia«- a b bsmby «>**«. tbs* ia fsrewn' at I u.l .nlbwitr jraalol U M br lb. J ad*. bW*iadh4 far lb* avast* of lUrry. is IE* 4 Hh I »hMl OeU m-MMto be Bold MeaatoMt la tba MgbsstMUor at lbs WILCOX A C< • tft Klu Ul muiMd, and the aahlkralluu t>f dmvrtuattpoeUd" woerm. HW-alec- p.>wcr» amnracd at thia time hr the Na-1 tionMOowfmneot«h<>al-l «ank’«be m»-, ziiufto dairftJ reflecting by their apparent departure i od furnace of fl-roe irinl ; l row-firmer prvoeikfats. Thrfact that ' irt unity amt affi-ctloa, f-riiH^e and danger* i xloi gMt&rfa of victory -nod । Mart mam it* new career, reer of liberty to all fltuU. t beMsraiac «Ttbe ntnw>< lowers of »ov-' claimed lO«-h<Nrtit may rn-ig: ] CHANCERY BALE. 1 the COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. i—.1 »a tb. Import v i**ity lor it* exerci»c « one of tho j ru-UtodcCaar Ctf AtpAx ,V^3^’=S£aS'i; ,A.~^ &J*6TU> EjcnrCTivK Ornes. ) MMtt *•..* *ssr m«f«' X, .................‘-|-rrml HASTUtOS XAXXXf. Timw ready f-r delivery gratia by Roh. , fcwft-StrTter,) the' ri-ni.rlal.To iuilJ ___ ------------------------------------------ — j kxrt aqd have mom emphatically- auxUxacd. BH..UU IM J the Administration. They know that.tbe, bbertift ami ej-l •Mcnco of tho country are thft^ued to­ gether hr the rebetton, and dial they can only look for anion and [hhioo through of A>r I .*AlW - failuauthjl —amaau- �Jlsta JltasW vofr-a.B iidoo Vn.T® K—I | I In .lea. IU. M* bm awM w. IB rUBLISDBDI a^eatTire^gpv Of^WRr^r A. GROCERIES! JUST RECEIVED! g*u«wnN n <ta.*,aito.i all rtee^-'AlasI R. J. GRANT I greeted oe their own account. E«r all the barley grown in tool country, there MV ftrwers et>»agb to buy it. There is WjnsuieroUc difibn-aca io the way goods arc add >n Ei.gland and America. Eor Inatance : grain ia add hero by weight, tbeto by measure. Br«d"brru by tba J oaf or dexce, there by the quartern of four p-Hteds; there green peas, bear.*, plume. V-wcberrtoa. currants, and m—t other fruits by the measure; here by weight, and *o with rnenj other article* bf produce the system of weight end Come and See!! SEW-AOJcrrrro wwncxa IU WM-W>>« M BwUI «■ *■«< The shape«4«cere ineiartly limiUrth that of a earpante-r'e nail, bavin* a crown or head, and a atom pointing downward, which pirreing through the true underUio. irritate* ito nervous fibre* ia it* vtewity. To eutfoff toe bead of the corn ia ordy tmup.r*ry,mitof—.cure ena only be ace-ho" rah rd by cautiously digging cot the stem, which may be thus dona by a steady hand ; steep it ia but water and tub It with a course torfel or toe finger nail will not remove II: pUo. a w*oc xiau. a V.\oeA VA\» s.n.&E.'w.sicrrarB AKXBICAI OBGAIB, KUt| Crmde ehiai|ntBt, "BVooA. <mxA Tjvfrer VAX, >nTStnlA5 *nJ !O j Uh, ia eoejeaetion with the JOHN *&\x»oA kiirrti »bed daring the oparatUa. add Ila aoceeaa may b« tested by boding prrswnre onac ennifanacd by gala. A -*.11 piece wf. diachy l-« plaster with a ceaeeUou of pre*•ure, will oHopieCn toe earv. Sbwwld mfiarpati'in. bare been excited—wbtril tnayWlbowD by toe rvdown prevailing ar-'end tl—real and emolieut applicnlum sorb as Irt.err-d p-ultiiw, •» a 62. will be fbund bedcfctaL—Amrw JUrmer. l.l««.. »^l<— IDOTS & CHONS, GROCERIES OomXsX xw» more, x-rsis.s&jmzss: sfews - -X e.-HZW DRY GOODS! GOLDEN CENSER HARD-WARE! PENSIONS, 1 gournra^ UAPFfl A IWR w I ALA KAZOO. ©A-. y a- a« Attorneys sad Q> eamallnwi al he; table blurt to green, rod to violet, grown to yellow, ydlow in brown, and auaato to rad. They are to be troaisd with anIda. The writer unco bad a new pair of darh oL-th pantaloons changed to * lifU brown below tba to nine, by riding on a load uf.froeb lime tn a storm. “Ob I jm tare ruirird yuur clothe*:" wa* toe asdsmatieei; but be deitoemiely praeurad ^t<31 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-01-18.pdf e2ac0d3b32f87504e9e730176f7da0a6 PDF Text Text .somas aauiraAE . ‘■■WiJjiiiW. HASTINGS, BAHEY CTCNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 18; W; VOfe-S. DYSPEPSIA BATTia .iTM luxanmo.. of <UG Mgh prion <*«•>«. Bniof ; BW TO? LIVER OBGAXB, ABB CUM» KT IN BITTERS BAT j^BUOTUOIWa © n i ©,. Aed rfariMt aaaspfgn: -. All ocrfaltM brats bewailing,' Who BaradM lb* to* Maritin<; Tbevgb wy sortww, aaavsffiog. n-uonabteprupo^to ^4^ , Wd do normwBTB toetruvert to p> ■itic* of AU,.atetaew of the hyfe pm-ea ot gold is tbe supposed &r IT1HFACTIOS I r pioptx A Mutiffu' ItBsiwM'Sirttturn. AX» WIU. FAT 91000 ToAay-eaetttal»® produce a C«rt>6rot« pebhte*4 V u. tb.< it nelUCTCIXt' UOFUSD-S UUU »1TTE«S . Ohreoieer Iteresee DeMing, DtsMMs tf K >4 acy*.MdlHscaMa arising hoot • ihsesdi Sioiasch. . ■ . . *~~‘ aROOEHB. *.»«. B. wicaTJiix * ? ,l iSte ___ aad tbe aetimen is porrect.' * We have trtd, however, tlte-victaHia we were ioaking tor. ‘rod tbe price of gold la <P«*g.' up. Bbeasum tee made Me •Mumble kiroal" 0-*^ Georgia tejl <*ptared the xr*a» mart <.f tbe AtIsntlc CMsi. Savimnkh. Thomas haw devadlteBed H.x*riarmy-by detot aATO dalgat; every bode Is expeetiag the fall tl CtMriMen ; on all.aides eapeditiuM art pratie, mMstd nv tbU browa i -Hhn!" mid Lincoln, etar ly rod botdinft the koUe -tartf CanMipsllMi, luwa.d Pitta. 7*lts«sS ef Bl te tbe U*«l. Acekttfv u( tea Hnmech, Sae Hoarteam, Di.gtetl.r Fovd, feUu*a»or We la ib* MtnmCJ*»*r KrtHtBiloM. Hlnktt| “What IiIiTImW. co.. S£-KIiXIXtX.«U»U UaeUag*. ' Ait'“ aar ancaoaoitc. Csstama so Hara or Whiskey, iyij HAn’T Eirr’-n-F. ywmvx ryntnr^ IS THE BEST TOXIC IW aroesd Mt 1-ttb* wars disgisg Jno tbates, teat ktpla rtegi<. Uka ib* dM»u«u apmuawgisg Oo lUadarl, mlaraal abort; . Lu* th* d.tna.d tjurita waiUag MDn*lterf. KX.U’J’EJ A BURROWS. OAJHS *•<! (MtUlWMAMWA 5? ik- — in. dim >E.lo»( w.rt gigaatic, lad Bia ty* gtewM Wlte a fraaUt Fbospbeeaateut light that turtlad a thing awful in kla tannner. He wore X detpairiug lowh, toci,.vawroal U> the bold character of Ms fattarea. Thia, with the appalUeg ttetemeni.. aeted «w>m like a galvanic aboek ; and, by one impulse, we leaped from the fire, threw oaraelrta fiat upua tbe graae. Net a word waa epoken, at et auMnedAur eera to liatate A: Grab we oould dietitataiah * b»w atwaalng soiutd like the hus «f a wtid-^ee; k seemed to come eat of the eerth. -AAtr A liula, iagrew louder and sharper; thro U ended in A y alp, and eeeaed ellogetWr. After* ehrvtihlwval. kbegac efreeh, thia Um* still clearer; and Um yelp luvd sharp and vengeful. There was Ao mis taking tlw»<>und; It wae Ute burk of the Spro.sh Uoudbound! We sprang wp simultaneously, hwhiegarmrod fur weep, ons and lliin auring at each Other with an expression of *epaW. Tbe ride and two cane koivM WM all U»a weapons we k*4* - . . r. ..»!«* . : “Vf bat is te be.Ooee i’" cried ona, and all eyes wa/e turned upon Liaaula. Tbe boater aloud laoUuatoea, clutching bis i ifia and looking to lU ground. . -Huw fur is lb. crik, Raopl," U takad white foam. There waa tio ubpnt b»twreb the eye and the water; no jaoing lodge—not even a tree to break, the fitll —nothing but the apikey bvuldara beluf. and the foaming turrrot that washed tbetnt It wax tome minute* before our ,r*«3 Bnce, but every bu nearer. Our ire? was warm, and we knew they were • eitiiw on a rufi. Al. length tin butiies rackfed, rod w. oouid ■uSucaUoa. Yet guW Jt going up.. WhaA is the matter 1 ... Those who bate looked with tome st- * untion at what h rdng onlii'tW tfdaBjr1 w market art nut at a lues to explain tbit pbttMMDeo.ro. It WoviBK M>» -xmnief market—Jenrrity’ and firrnneas. W» ** s*»«M« HAtnMfrfftp’-wr bbkrifM'l 1'ro.rodeft in high ■ respect. 4ogb rm-aopnuut..fbis personal character and KM- •■ iursoKwi biomfboUnd bouad^ out upon ml Ability. Yat In discussing the finantWtotak; aid tflwd r-1 j p|UMatbmofw£rWOT£pgftUl* uttered a hlJe-.b* “J >y it Av* WeaM. Tb.drH n.cUr <• hf.vn Mtnaillr. and equatml.h m the" ter.' Bia etwiredte !»<>» feaW oi thlng.wacMi lbe money market. The thukdt, and joining in the chprua hear * tH2.kJud.nar.an, of m a(* • appamtnlcht.acatterid among th. girl, are eo delicately rtrungonao ea«lly An bld d.«T Mmd and eua.li ; pamedi . QreaiftfaieeawhVdi,- 'to th.*t ’ ai'ty the bank until ba raachad ‘„ «bo bare mtv'er oUonr.sl under wbeB ■». «.f the camm. Thia was where wo Ud glgbl*.<M^aea-4U mvner market risaa niadv our enMtiM, Here the hound ro­ rand fallaAOd warera, tedru ofliule iattated the ehannel, and api(i’,lting f»*m purlsace, ..Oita nr depreaa it to a mar. ruck to nkfc, readied the potht ebara wi trlou. degre*. Vboae’who dwrf •ith.lt had dragged cotmIvm rtot of the waler. ,.ahowld b* aarhiS of this, nr M’M akrra. •A abort y’dlp ami'fiuncwd to hh entnradrt ! BytteaMUMamh^, IMAtbaSe*.^) that be Leif liM tUacant, and they air rotary of ihuiTrmwry .WM ^ihorma to it.ua houAt Ui the.amiMinl of. tiOO,- , OOO.Odb.UaHtyGkv pee c*>L lateral in Aad lb«ir U«J lo.tetryaii peer . 0» etary SuaibtnahMa.* Aad Mt tvart band* be raised high aa. LUr rSc~U« iSIHJUH *<M*nilte teas«eM«>d nrari valpaWersm ufwi-ichlit..mit«WF . . Youra^twkpwirtbUv,.' J. H. tUYKKK, . . .Xo.nex.KUtaMX^ti^M. » Argurnw. ■WW*>rtei‘ , plWMuatariMrB*- Fma Wev.W. M. hyena. t-nearir' Pester tf th* griuaten.aS.A) -4 Jliie«tawa,„<*>> ‘‘•1*“ CbarnJie*. h»W BoAcU> dis, M. t . » 1M-CPN: Jadrt*t.-lfaiT7>ir:-I fttl It a Uea a* woAdiyie wr iilMtaV • And Inliet Bach woutuUUiiMi ! Thro wMB ewett Pates r»tar»U<. Yoe'U aeraoca la We.Hb sod Uaraiog, FihR»«.U/ ' 1 ‘”T — 1 1 still dmy'' wi*tUk ■•gajSTuSu^.MS_____ _ _ K* rn.rx.tr U» •.•tei-ar JJisttBaiij. Bgg NrV YwA nd ibeTSth th.. W lUTWb' FAULBAISS’ 6yabdab» IM** �owe million, Mid EASTIlfGS EASKEB. Bute# of N fjasftsa w-ashed Uy ails#ai 1.4QQ«mfo»<>f nnvlgw bl# MUw. . R#r roilt* varied. but neb The Bivwn ia alill one U>ird lower hi asrrss e£ tUpZXdEuEmJT’Tbfo is aa intervale by cotnmc'dioua aisles. expewee wHeb they enoakfor abaeld be ■n« high priort. •nd, whatever of men rpdy demand .Jer are ofgreat awmbled hare every Sabbath morning, value, giving wmpfoyment to forge num­ W# foal to thank those who bers of hardy and rolxut men. in roc­ ’ vwrtlng it into lumber and convey lag it de upon her. Iler pc • rb#*v U#n,-tr«l| loj State; and. perhaps II rn'igU ba adyteabl# to add other socoursg#m«nte Gw the firm sacrificing bodies of um* il>B tCwt-ra! arwntM ihl value In be over- enactment ie little mure than a dsad-tel- sing is obtained. Lamwimu, January, 6th, 18W. Tbe Senate having adjouned over until leaving witbin 222 little forms and little an amount from this auuros suit Ing by four Slatea In the Union, via; for roslicetion, tn company with a few little heads, lb#ir destiny ; fireliag cer­ hfosaachuMtis, Maine, Cwmeclicut and tern of enrollment of very little conse­ Rhode Island. They loo give employ- quence. Could lhe enrolled militia of friends, I visited lhe Reform School. tain, that while acme shall oome to dfotbeS'ate be organixed into companies. This inatitutioo is situated about threcfousths <d a mil# ewl of the “middle improving upon lhe benefits the dicipline town" on an eminence which gives quite here affords, will become honorable and a commanding view of tbe entire city of A high pit having sl«Mx Gov.^foir, wfoch o MV. CKAWSJBABMKAL Stat# io th# Union, Battle Creek, Mid expressing by joint reeututioos, lhe abid­ ing luyidty and patriotism of her people; and I submit toyuur consideration wfortb- ertlsingeUuram. th# declaration of their Grm determine Agrinltmit, th* integrity premacy i-f t: and leading Edit Western New Y«m liar O’ serious attention, trusting thalli will lical.twltivator tbe through Michigan, ^enatur/aMd^Kcpre-enUitivrs in Cm infancy, reached an annual yield of more left of the main building, and making tbe alterati-uis may a#th of office, we are now assembled, ia accordance witb lhe provisions and re­ quirements of the Cboslitution, for tbe purpoee of inaogarating another biennial into a spacious ball, traversing tbe baild term in ibe political history of Michigan of examining critically ibe condition of the Slate ; and of considering what legls the wing# on each aide. On the right. laiivo action is required to promote and •ecure tbe beet interests of those to whom we represent. Relying upon ixtr capac­ Mr. Roaixsoa the manager of tbe Ite- ity and judgement—upon our integrity and honesty of purpose, our fellow-cilifortn School. tens have delegated to us—lo a certain position. U eit.'Wlsbrd him Nearly auvt tbe globe ; and it must lie remembered CHtLDBKX Md within the limits of the nalfon.il j irisdie­ lion. f frliow Citizrnt: The Constitution of tbestdts has clearly defied the appn-pri nt# duties <lf the Executive and Lotiala- the country. Th# prom men t M icbif uf tins Stale. No fail to receive mm ,000 grows Ums, besides 23,000 » aggregate value of mo Imus of doilars. Tb# it tan thly.ami has | large* forte of tbd 1 to to prepare for war in time of profound • aaroaT or tub auctaxt etitan- osily and faithfully to the dhehargc of tho-e duties, tuindful of the trusts commilled to ua, and keeping c-ristahlly in V' AyriroiliritL Advertiectnen I. room.fitted up to accommodate 150 ecbol- litlcal rights,and have conferred upon us I the requisite authority for the proper performance of lh< duties thus imposed. incalculable. this. as all other rooms of the school.— , Before ^ocecding lo the fulfillment vf eoal, containing a quantity sufficient to Adjoining this schoolroom are two recifired the furnace# of the world. Much of tel ion rooms, and a library. ' Universe, and with grateful hearts to no- ’ knowledge His bountiful goodness. Since .i_____ _ __ ______ ..r .k_ -—-I-____ 101 nificetit Providence has walchod over lhe interests of the State, and health baa thia room should be an exception to the prevailed within her borders, and not- varying from twelve tofcftecn year#.. and tbe spacious dining hall, which with basement of th# building. Tbe suoees General, Michigan has fur armies iff the General G<-------------- - _ Nov. 1st, IBM, 80,661 men. Of tbc~- eat OMipenalion. ' UKXttr 11. CRAVO. there hsve been killed on the field of bottle, in aklrmiabee or aa picket duly or have died of ib#ir wounds or of disease w Nov. 1st, IBM. IM67. This is indeed a fearful sacrifice to lw file Htrolf made even in tbe cant# of liberty, justice woodland country, little attention and humanity, and fearful is lhe penalty and terrible ie the suffering which the AU m cnSip except the General hi».a bvtbe u Wilmington failure, it was enquired been graciously surrounded with peace1 and prosperity, and are, now permitted , to assemble under favorable auspices;, Statons an article of cunttneree. has yielded an abundant supply for all abound in tbe Saganaw Valley, aa well our necessary wants,—Industry has found .. t , 1—.— - - ■ - m... njf II—■ a,-,— u k.—h if turned down, and drinking cups selling dinsrily prosperous. gatiooe ft* their t T<4all we them to jour warmest sympathies, tn your highest regards, to your active »up in a Hospital al i' srshrtrac foe; they ips end privations Mid taken his departure fur th# North. Lei ps, teen, with room. . Further on ia a room for washing dish­ bailie Geld, or on the march, or have died with the nmenfactore of sale tn that Val­ Cincinnati, Jun promote tbe conuuaed waiters of our no­ ley for lhe year IB04 : ’ ble Commonwealth. Amount of salt produced, bbls 488,1H0 Tbe Constitution of oar State provides Am’l of wood Consumed, cords 122,074 ed and pruliilHtcd throughout tbe Slate. huge loaves of wholesome looking bread, Aggre gale valve of wood 4333.178 Equal to load clewed, acres 3,031 smoking hot Next cams ibe foundry. Veragc number of men employ rd 747 ful. A Nation’s gratitude should ever Lggregate value ofbarrels need 4211'.685 resembling an engine boiler, from which ^-il am't ofoapital in vested 2,100,000 ■Urinating the d«cl»ration of State inde­ pendence and tlie military league made SMHMltSS: Although th# rebellion, involving a m 1801 with the Confederate Stotes, with to the other adjoining rooms. b# materially benefit- civil war wf unparalleled magnitude, which waa Inaugurated al the dove of I bo administration of Janies Buchanan by of wbtcb is the work shop, divided into eonuplr-ntoro and traitors for the over­ throw of our Government, Mill it aims Ncw Y<*k, J mi. 6.—Toe Argo, from Port Royal tbe Difi, brings reports of es and the like work. Adjoining was a for mortising and tenoning was In motion, the public Inwn impodtioo by the sole of an impure article. It is also.believed by many that rich and productive apriugs of oil. will yet be dieoovarod within tbe limit# ul the Stele indluatiodi of which ar# found in many ptoeeu ; and to aid in a mo tfoment of lhi» que#uoo, 1 ever, to such revirirtuma, as to duraiixn and amount, aa w.>uld prevent tbe from becoming berdroaome, iu tht We qwes»foo#d one bright little fellow, That /teas/sed, Thai ■lections and d lhe sffuria for Its suppression continue to been sorely tried, tel it baa exhibited r_. »_____ । .k_ appointment. How lung this unhappy strife shall homes, Three rumors are all published in the Savannah ArpwMfosa (extra), of ibe evening M tbt 7tb foal. of aUansdiriMn, Bitsa— lew Advertisements. __ _____ anDXNT CLOTHING STORE! allotted to ten, although traitors seek to destroy th# Union. ^ss’ywrtK is isUadbw# si issiou of rebels to the lawful authority HsMsU U Why will y« Att *bof Starts |l V WMs*»!»- �jvjsxxt- nnuG storh. . A Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries, Just Opened, and for Sale Cheap, at BURTON & ACKLEY’S. ’ 8KOKB S£t SSUB iUiWt B1.OCK. Hirrixai, November 7th, 1864. a r t3s 1 g'J'S't -I- �though meet cf tbe articles used tn Its . preparation are obboiwd ftmn the eoufttry. Il ia not generally human that tbe beat n* cream can be made without a tvietly freeser, in any fonFly wheie les and milk are at hand. Tv make it, pro ored thus; Take twv awarta ot fre»b milk —if a little arram be added all the brUnr though ic« cm tn as ordinarily tnaoe is innocent of cream. Benld the unit, stir­ ring tn three ubie spoonfuls ofcorn starch or arrow root to glee H body. Tbeep may be omitted if not at hand. 8llr well U keep frcio burning. Boot up font lo tight eggs, teeciwding to conven­ ience, or aa a rioh diali ia uaalod. and. p.«r tbe scaldmg milk an the •«<, stirring well. W ben eoM odd sugar aad essence of lemon or earatl*, l» suit tbe taste. A very little sail also Improvs* lb Pour tbe cooled contents into * deep tin phil or can, bulduig say three qtsatla; pul <m Ibe cover, and set is an ordinary w ooden water pail Pound up.ica'lu ths site of small’ bens egga and Iras rarae of enuraa eiltbe qoRe fine—pack It lh around die Im can. mining in ■bouts pint of either medium or fine salt. Pack thia till it rswehesiuewriyr U».thn .top of ’ ..nuunnnt: AT.T^r,/; • TAHTTWOK '* - t .r- ' DfttftF STORE!!! 'tlCBrfjtMUtt art aoX ©VV«*«4 X® a» a ifet&c'vac uVhdi JUtlVa ■•» 4Urt a\X XYb® ** vVU \MilM*'a , $W4a \s Wvr Wt ®* a, rcvaedkaX a^caX — a £ttakkftyte.r, Barairag FlraM. ^PT^wEX’CSi.- TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Grand RayUU. 8«K 1MI STOnS! ITWU1 STOVESI ms MWM, __ Ka*,5o/ a Vmfc 1 cAc^r-aw*wrtjj*X* ©J fttoTa.ae*a ‘BYxXc.TvhWMAoiij' laVctxx * [&aA al xXvt ^Tcf^cv Xvtwv, wr© a •are \u’rttxa.Xt»* ©V s Bay the Best । the•Talrt Care al IL tn\«\\ r ro> >>CBA>1C>L i»0 mam ■ MrarveMlraet ru»r«w,orLT_<i I bars new a full asaestairal ef <ra« daae El«va*ari Ursa Crating Mavaa and Het atr H^nara Al---— -I— T ...A... .r 111., ; I eqcid lESIEbrisS a cot - <1 '*•■*» Ato.MMW,' Fcz-cr arid JJjiv&r^ Cbrnpi GROCERIES! ■ee. owlaj to IWiT aHrayt ttaeetaf la repair u"u *• “4 (g>yafigpayx, J hr* »raetaai»»irt ran be Oora In s veer's ura. on ikeWaam*' tehee we ray .a ...V L.jnr hk luivr a\v v.ieuu Ttoi®, 'B’xXX.t™ cow^owi oj Mi fruit trees in their gardens, or wbo culti­ vate laroe^nJmrd., wilt Iram with muck gratification tost a certain in-lriMnentslity til ds*lruc|Mf,u tbceatrriuliera bee bran discovered. That coal oil wilt ccuae im» ft. J. GRANT! \vcnvctyA. *ooW aaA uAvvcYv radkt \\\cva STATIONER-?, Wfiraia. «wra. r art*, nr TKLOFp, CABW, *«.. Ac. JEFPERSON 1'AUKKK. Gm. Afi. omc VI «r-.'.’ ' r. o. nfwer.ow* <*»•»•, JU. GODEYS I^DTfi^OK. r» i oar ah.l.«- may tea IraU all efib. i. the Fashion of WfrWdrld. IJTtKVruljt.FlNE AKTrf, AKD FASIIIONH. . . fttotsvacY^ Wafers are\\ve \ukjt waaa't VAcraA. j TW. "’RoYsaeWs ■ No Maguin. Ultras able to coniMitnilb it. Ifana alteicpl il. are worth lbs paws afiteeUeok. Madsi Coitagta (as elUr aragaiiatebea tteaa Witte dtagrrana. > a . . bran mg Lraaoaa for tbe Ycueg AaAthar asner *! u lib Ovdty. — - •—~ Ihiglsat Mpuc,sarU t'-iaywr. Other man •fan jmH.rti eld woia-vut'miis ; but lbs ijbaratbsra to Uodey ert it Utorr Uie Biot Msraa. vin’t?*"1"11 *'"-<-•« paraltariiy *Hitira?ftTfflMraart. XiTSldda^T bJ.it Nsw Y rate. l!x ui.JIwpn.ra raernliMla, appear la Oodsi. IU ouly Magxura U*.t Ui Ibsra . Al—. »UbM>s*ftT t!N Ulibrstod Brtedfr. of SELF-ADJUSTITO WRtNGER. Nil Wiaot-TVi.rk 1»> 8*41 or.-Split 3*o rirai-Anwia ^/ eel ef OrWer l*atrnud In lhe failed Hiatts. Cngiaud, Canada. ud Aualrsila. Agasis vested la array town, .-aitnla Wringtra seel. Eijrsaa I'aal oa n­ Ik tel )>nr» ' " VW ‘VLoYjack'a • . feVowwsAt ■SxiXe-es ms la viix r.t rojRi^rox » rrxM small. quahtitlea <>n the neats. liisfeui death- ensued. The ptebprieUir uf Zrader *t unco tested durON *□Jjietrees at Gtangr.ivc Fenn. Ywong atraet, when* the enietpillars bad c..llec-^0 u> tbi>tni«od> diiiiigfanrlul'damagr. In a couple nfitourat**!' q-hfrt of it *fcd. tfeared -th, orchard completely nt* cateejriU.ira, The dead lay er<aicd iu all (hractku.a. Tbe effect pf ibewd on the pfati eocmd- Mir- • AVvcrYA^ ’tcxxke. XYix aoov vaaa vaaaa YJpcXot's ASvYU. ' ■fi«. ■B.o'bcitV. ’ fi.X»vft.o.cX\ 'B\XXtr* ate X\xx rteXx vcvaa'e $o\ac» avA Cora^arx. ’ ‘ VW. 'Vto\>ae\c’» tSX.O'SWAKcV. Wafers vaAtret'aXt X\\t vwak aaA AcViWXaXcX. VW. ’RoYsacW* ftXoTO.ac\x "Waters S-B.&H.Sy.SIEIOTS AMERICAN ORGANS, m TA JS n!W JkAvc awa\\ «nc\aa«.Wu\j^ aaCk vaaXce *&$< «a\ovja\>\*. . GOpiJ! of tbe Vi.le di&wcccra beteertt ^iwuirt of hoot yielded by the dtWV qualitft* <d wtuk.1; and aa wind ia ar«K tnnuifrotnriAabiUiib* >aluw6?|{ivin| warnnb is dslgru I"', d t:a w.-i^lr^ kind bring'Sj^iaily ave«nWi^d dry, Hy-Mto days;] IneiatiietyMuta ala'ZaJl kinds * -■' tekuhut •’ T&X. v u.t* Godcy'« Lady's Book /or 1865. (MsnlAUU*. arc X\\x v' a ^wkmv\\«1£ .Vvuv<^Uq^.'V>^«s lot Fira i\\Xcr\\, W\«wakul\«ux4 cU» ’' Which I offer at Every liurunal Mrerrneted Prices, fnmi 9tM to *500. \ iHJAIWtlr wAi , Is an rntirvly raw iuMrworat 11 mtalas both '‘•^•dssasw.-iss^ SDCTO A SH03C, JIA2 «* • Tra Blee Mala. 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I dfdt imbartaaeiiienL t < ' ' *1 i^himSi—I .Ulicrijl,—1 as. pok-r" AW ahir <ti^i|iU.‘ ■ • w‘1' but an rjdrfjy paravn. cotqpfUM, and ot timiHgheat respectability tieed app|y.~-, Ha rnSi*' jvn.l OU between tbe hotirt o< three and lour. “It la all keltfai*, I W. Wr* Tliur.day,April Stb.wiflu. Midngeti' ••j." Iiieej'^ ftlnbe/vJiU drvaa, ••you may like th e irfrat iU, aa an tX FrabkljA «eadAM«. .in lU paper. e.idri.ca Ilf the 0>lfkfb.lwn U qijC^,cu> lalh'-ti whWriay >'iii ley o uufet in the lit^agry-. ti-untrii ♦nJIevi'liMMart.*’ • ' /' _' , ,dry. wbfte waiting ti^hate an ouncn or Mtieli Edward' Obt w» kww huntKF ’TUj t^M.J’laadvou trp,’«nd a hit! ofUFar’. cu.Kmun.d’AiiMt iMt^a. Wt ‘b‘u Mra. dialed' ihsru^ vigorously /wUhwbar bicadn - " r 1 kJndae.. n...i X btM- reprati d thr number of lU tenme Th* InwiaiAiwpert hahtf 4-mW n • nV tn herself u« she received tbaciianga fifty dnllaiv ba gate her. afef J-| dlM i'•!« ..g abalH.£>M|ir<'.v«Ahs*l«m trnfti'fba grficer. ' ‘ ' ,4J .'■kr »»ntld Mad aaM* weH" nntrftarrd.pl Mean :«.<M'MNr,WK dlXetd.e ind ■H.jJd^-b*MiM»aaJhl«aF‘nar ^ftaa&><-pared tbtf tra. tfftrr abe return JUia nt-aad tubrarda the dodr.* Vfa ope ' and (tire tbrpeMnUn appetiteatxi We ’ JrH. .Xtahr*** ***««* «*“"¥* rd,Jo the In data re attie.' and ate pptlMUji beWthy leaMi- .< p.j, i.) right uf birth., twallb/—an<L •£ •cant jural, jip-Uuwtaally. Ebe ftwji<K rouarderaittW. vi.ilcd aad rniMe, stfMr- yosashNC-froin IbhsdyodMtfH wed f* j U>*W uoahJird her aupclilc at ill Waa, iu .«•» *- o << efrTrf » boulej Dajt.m'.lMyJfveajiMl a«dj4rv>*tarf.. .bsM.twaLb’ MlV h»rfiuij’ th"Ugbf». ■,■» « She^d«edaad.ptlMi aCaiesBUab Yen, wbe nniat draeend th rliinlal acrIla fa warble and good, i^ltiiBUliiwi *^1 fay *F*nV pwdiawr 1 vita. AVbf n>4 ibis! *1{ Soold be Uet •A« w^aNsb-- ?«M»«lh*e Up. descMsMrN M ,',jV‘VUy**,r ,**U* '•<’Wr eoel arrived cl has ewsw’ry'bosbe1 tW- tbW0>1 at-d pndrahratik frnni 1V ; •«»•• n -, • at tbs wash. -Uvciytblnt'bdtMn* drfl ttie p.Hy. thr./.ihy, aiil—tiBhal »U. I T«t Gayaaeitjor.DabaarAaaBwabi-’'' ■■. -rr, in • atrarye place, .iVCtea- ab-H«t-J»e bases Was th phi4Hi'iA!‘‘r'.''1r'' '>.dK4icfca^ur«fc|ffm>feM *►»*»•*• nouywa tageatf -with me,’*aMr iwtanted’ • VMbwt.muu-.-tib-? U<»a » *** *tMWTf 4tttnD'xo EMAscieattMM—Cw, Gen*au . life airpfy abcluid tried f* find a mlsatkAi aa tin- brmuekeeper bkd mtbrJs ii lew' mfarfteii ant t PHIflfa ^^MswhWbta »M maaul mi ana a- r'- IT*-Jiftfrietira ■' Lr .tber ewpy iat. m a store. <tr auaThg!— al first, they were wwrr rectified. Every bajtnadam^wiih^ef .ibM Uvw-J A Stt ?• if tik ka atfaing jt™ut»4 bryndmraTl »kx had frihnl **~« •»<! *•* l.oxlMOfa bad touched div* ed a *“.‘nfrr3rT jn fwrnr of xnanripaHMf-tt4 tMt“WSt<‘“' ' aud haiptuiuM ao^r, s|^' Aueud gaht a ar.(tig al.Uje lalU o-> i. t- niagind change* u ktM h^ikieMwti'aWmaXli' 7 SB.- would »«■’/. for, plat*. Iju:. Urr prwctewe»*rr bad beHfon^ tvf the Oil I y alA>ui lha nanii—/r ~,r> ;4.< -r.ru -luw 1, Ul iihf •h#-«’*t>M nr. a rr'f<itei.cea. Only our kind who beUsaed hi the eairMrlire ntrer1 TfSas aw M'pa a . <M TWSuUaTiv JWW'W. p. iwei .he knew, lit the wiiold great cit) '. vilterintra nornt, fitr <Ut << fading the Fraiiktt; 51 qw Ua»e«ip-<rt.tbe nah haughl v step St»>1 'carpeteaibd curtains.' whose ' wd*W-.rtl1‘ ■’VT*’* »'s-f . rfr-1 in* I Mm.rs^sl *Wmore*jng, VXl ihM-WcNslp. lrr Who had dj fraatokMitsviihrwtWr! aaa •>irdr«” and, •brtsf.wr.AU’flintlrarr _ Jr _i. l...'i u. .j .. a l-j i...-i ir.._ ■ a. art priiMy iisutt ertlii« lU’wbH, ’W *’**.,“»¥' T/aoMfe Md.7l aMbblUfM W' **•*»,.U»<4 W*»> , u fiatmwaj' eW tiwir yp-wWNArW bi.t X* tH-rb altered fl* yaar^. aM’eMe ^t***-' ’nrw, omacimllii'ialy believedMtBmewnr.l b-art slit} hand ^I»hrr. younger and.drs- 1 In a Hann utihenlibp. tikrTatrn ilatar ..U|»_1.. bf rrjm^4ta bw j hw s bt tmrt!“*ibk liemrtiful abd impsrlun* b»nu-1 ** ‘’’WUWPWM-v TH. cherry .«wli* u- bM^swsw'alHW.'W'CtVlM an’Md’ frtaitl M» nlb'w»d>i «daf|»Up **d.whsrsiftl. S-r >M wwHb-'tart eb- Uadw.l Torpotti.u won Id.; fleers .spy HMdfc* -jsMee *“d Lrr La’.red.fvr,talc, .ami disav.rwed aft I manUcpKy; the. funalWfe wsa;<taMr,| with J be urplianed and -.pee. I ranged w,)th^ rwjdwMdWCS-,«»CN»OMB«sd mlrA's'i't t’ertiapa, tb-rusht Kats, J nenf/tihrt fr0^„.dra*eVSMi dM.| VNbnftt* ’WF w'“Rr.r to bar, | Vbrra ihry^ Uw.4Br»»«Mljr>P**«d| t--ewn«WIM WMr dMS!H.<M WmUl.l •*»». and W'M for ibo.u.vl tea rup rer. ' marble atops cud n ;W» |HM» - - I fall . cpiupetMkfiar Un aUuaaisn-. ■ D^t.m fclilUvAherwM. far,*8uriujl bar mother a long illuraa sad ! hrr firtfwr’dkUeni*,’ aU bad entire charge '.UtM^lwysvW iplrud.d an.!fy ~uian- ^jfRfafa a Vraad.y«hMr,-«M BteMd after all. D<> y.w hw>w. farnq. .!.>■•* ' , But “an elderly wnntw." Kww Ewe Franklin «aa n»l pn elderly , wrrpjaq^ may, al at»y Urns yltMv ber^lywAH^'WeMiflK^wnW ■ tb«' espprsaaioa' aaf the *r‘"-r.~ .ithjMNWt.wfWbUbre.r Vfcrt'** -pHIM ' ""T<>er beatL," WfcSiyMBntrwnlallT.- —,------ T v iiiM'.U" r"f’" Jp‘ - " u*,lherwf "• 1U G-oN<rf UJaima; ii>4 an *f Ud n.> curb IpudabVIEn’iUiec. J M.:£ peunj laird the Voice aiai a^iptMrd.tlip^M’M*' 1 tn O^rr* %M'-~nrr*~~‘ mm °f^rtW* -y. «4 aS .-tif a.'.hian w'itli greiil aucce**. bijs,, y«t«Tiii*l'iiiaHW.“ *W<#] knrspMFtd «la!i>"t.t give It an 4d intT wringed up, IriSISN.WMKiWbsft lb IkF* an any aid <>r mnifiirt t<>lk» rsWlMm 'bsttorn .4 her bos, ■.one false grityi-taHr •UJt*** lt»***** tijr and a nut Jis MU. woe* WN-arf iBkMtl p«v«y. ** <XTBaf«Xl«. Biie did not nerd t<> Jo>>k . a.* । very oM—only t:> present a mature ap ear,- -Ww i ^sww I ^THtCt AN .»•* th. Csun Ugf r ’ ■'IlFFVi < BURROWS. * rr.ni <*tm ••* ooomku.mjbs at i M ®1’* W •r^gE.asm C CABWAJXAB**, CTITSS^’^l Ifk I, „ ...r. -Oe r*l*al•M®'iiflk♦, n iw ' ��W*WT Uenu^' Tnon, N»m r.icnwu-OWMic^-’n, ‘UaM IM !»p.rW<ta r-<- Infannation Free! NKBveos Bcrreitcns. CIUNCSBT VBDE1L tv *A OISTtidaX. cared ad Xervvoi DoblUty u,.sgrtrex Kansas! Nerastss Tcnuc.—Tbe fcJUwing h a Bat of Notarise (or Barry Canty •"•b" “‘~d JadwrA. Meeery, G*>. Abrams, fl. f». Cherry, Lemuel G. Rayas. Andrew W. Ru«era, Hoar, Brawn, Winebaeler 8 D.<dga, J d» 11- Mvnr-e, F. M»rtm, JITahEr.SHasJ.B-Jcrt. Edwin H. MoHwry.Jan.auL'B-eana. Fred. D. Ac* lay. Frank Allen, David IL C<x»k, M. J, u_____ v I w T Lycra'b Periodical Drop! THJKGIU1T FEMALE REMKDY run iBnEGCLARmea. Own Yocae Foa» —The February number of thin apicy mcwihly If B-J« uad G.rte la received- The puWiober, base secured the vaoiomee wereiaoa <-f tb. emmmtt A. V. 8 Aatbnay, wb», while engaged Vp-« the 6n. warka which ib-y are to paUiah du­ ring the next ecwaon. wilt atao cxertiM a gwam/ anpertiU'n one iu d^rtn-nt i/ifUatMti-*. Terms. *2 00 a year.— Address, T»rtn»«w B'FifUa, 185 Wa.h inftrw*.. Bbaxnn- cd* IMwdUU'ibe by Charles F. Clark, b« been bMigbt by Wni H. Bwrfce. and will hereafter be e-oduetrd under hie direcXM. BATTLE CREEK. T.B. SKINNER* CO. OCABVUKU BALS. tue crnzEss of uui coran Mr. Burka will waake •» eeaeelial change in tta character but wilt ruatlnue H an a' j>«raal autiabU alike A* iba family and ; tbaaeuMing n^a. Tare*, three <4.4-1 Ian peryaar Oar readeta may think it etrange that we an <>Aee urge upon Ibeir aitaaihwi a «e, RrBwaasber of weaba. wrgnd the iinpurtaacd nf a aopply of Coe’a Cowith DRY GOODS. that are tie ImmOdfat.iwsult uf sodden c-ogU, eUto and pulmonary at tacho; while tboe ........................ ‘ • frvm the tnuat spaedy and reliable p^parsti.< ever kwowa U> the «wbb Hdke«n^oU rebase Iba Urhe tiea of the llTVfx timnvee .’be thM^BRM* breathing Uh wwp, and leaf*- N* tone sboeW neglect .t.> supply Mo Wl* -*» reliable *-*u «fae Uke Cae'a Cough Balaam, any moaw thaw WfH n^l»« ** WfH/ "» w*H �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-02-08.pdf bb4c0fb09e7b2fdc4a2378aa7813be64 PDF Text Text .thay* »i .OIBOT 03 iUH Ml i^icrPscnKicst. iLjycHTj VOL Jhstiil iwni Ta shy IM to aUl protoe a Csrcitetagatob* Ufe sstoeiseorOBMUlaB. - , . “Camo. lt’a tnv treat P aneUirwed IhH. drawing «nt a-hmdfai «• Cunfedatoe omnoy ahMted tem» pmatod.dto tte fnwptte top badtwats and thwrtifeg it does upon tljater. — wb<Hi*;oo: . . -Ite yeof teto Ute wtefe anwd !" * * ’ n-aSUa emenoMaqa decor asdaimed a nOMLAIB’S GiLliS BJTTEU wtu erwirx*T ram Or . Priwm. Tbree wrwto teforv, toy-h« tie. a ordered fertor tkWHb $ w c miter mews. While M to tnerrt ibry 'had ua»aged to esewpe, and sloe* thte time. b» to help । f Uamaiaaa wtowntoy mat, M.d eh., taadly state tor,, toy .tod not onh eerapte pursuit, bel had tern tetod dsabuig quadroon, .b«*oootued to beto .long towards the oval, hupto that toy telle u( to •« suing . &uu and Jun would te»e refused to m b.aii ton in to'country. and at to driuk, bed n-.r a kto fAm BUI warned REMEMBER >anir tim/'tare'grea'.srjytlitioa fur es-■ tom, so tte/-s-alki’vd toir fedigno, TH IT THIS WfTTEB.-' TH C VvuT.iTmen dlft WtaW 'lUy"fc2 Uuoand obtoy at to seme toe. . At this m*.^urn^ sump «"• Ux‘* iuH and rrs'.sd for a day sad nigbt. had ' by to arm. Ho torued, and anw a men ■ . ATTX n.\m’X wiftNcw-Tjermscn iv*"* a brother who esa a sellar. and from Mato tarty yearn uf age. who hod a BUT en.-mg fee eaah << garment* a suit Air of mtailigWMW atxiul tarn, that atewed “2Hy^TOi,“ 1 aacb <>t lhani bad bee* fcnmd, which rrn । tot te nawa Ulla aitoh to aaUumtoh dan d toi* difeiwi ■—« partet, and at! •urruunded .into. ,..b. I ■OS IKBQIUK Kormniox^^ PRANK ALXKM, • * s*4 t* TTOMtT.ste Pubhe HT BLAB W*iio sit s Sfl: I -W^Mpunlibnteahip^^aaaife n» Viuioo 9f PtOa! Ou frnykitr I:. t. JRito, —1 Wn» teaurfa* : -' Rear. (MJ Hwran.1 and be and. Oh, Barfe I for Aciericw hulh nooritod and toofMu^cbildrwj, and toy have ntoted agatestlter. ’ ♦Wfi w toll Xlfe to tahebitaats •4 lb» ■feadfttoy 'toll amka owe- swotor. Brttftor ton ba array ad agaiut titobtey fetter agataft ace, yea. rtotoaM taetafa shell fcton for tom toir awwnMteta, art eteev tom no to bettla. 4nd ton stall Tbto gw ap from thia I want tmv w*rl»a tom drwnkew fttoam a dratong at at»m aa toy «ate up. to tern a glass, and ton to Luiinona. i’»« tote*ito Bagar. am*.** . Tte captain roan from tte into and waul txwardi tte toter. Qi*, tech vag towards Bill, and tte oteoce tte Uttar ted oaiiad A.r 'Ka3*crons. With tte mpldny nrilghtwteg Bill sprang forward, and doaft teas abbrw andsr-tte-left ear tteiaaat bl<n VMstoa te to nabHi Woto toe. America ! w<> unto thee, toa.fafetod.fewdteto fra* I H stall te morr>4fl^bl.*xto—d toy tendmaa in to day o(jn||gdmint, ton 1*»*bUltah-UHorU.«rul U»l to awrelyerwnfeg an sonount of thy gran(, toPtoohsra and prophets tarn torn arat unU> ttea to nars ttea la tan front thina miquitiaa and mate to pate otfrotom ftlak . BacH'dte»<Wmbto pnfe, ta to laai (teya,wteni ton-art tonrw nil amrtntlaa, ,t>al thy hxtraaa ahall fell, tey okadal in ।to nnd.t of to watirq, eteo atto*nitraftce <<tba City of to South. And •Mtotoaommrr aim ft gloving with |firay ardory teuaterw' banda aten ba !*■ tead with ,bn ^hin* bbmd. *And n<iv, •u unto tte ahipa uf bar oimmaroa. toy tolTte waylaid S toir ooaraa, toir rtehte plitndrrad, and toir tall manta bumad vith 6re. till groat far toll fall upon all \te dwnU apmt to high ama. 1.hr frbomb feat by to ctor ,and limpid waters of to Cumbarlaad IM (rovbll-Wteftor . • . Mte-Ue- ; r~« Met** told B«». Ftate*if ttatottst ir. , Tt»l plan was to eqtei . wuptogtMi ftsreb. PwiUHaa, It. J, faroisrly at to Barth , inMler .i^p>\rr *t dprkwee upon fii'm. 'ahdr'wlth' a atottpord' ifitlba i oqjton's. f*f lb* Biiuterwup M pAMdeCbcWbloikM ami fite; fieri thsl al tlil llutg Ibra afeo to* toptetteiton to ihrataertorbur. waiting tor a euo*rt---- — run uul, ad8reKa*tBeTr'motels oerg.al cbWiigbdy.WTnntes.animib, tu- pcoeenl uni ntewkrtaft'*Nttetfr' ’ ’■ Strfe at) plqtor ta case aa should gain hts senses Mforo to others were so. Al) ibreeol Itaeeteen knew ontnekWng canid. Then tairtog *to'captalb*B Distols o< esilur's to, haring been on fi«hing front fiis poeretat be wen I eo dirt, and ruyegro to to Banks, before to war uppruadung J Un, wtaoporod a few words bhehe iMit;' _ ? . ‘ ‘ ' . to-taato. .„,s >, , ; ■ ..! ., knew ul nstiMel matters lhi-v tuoarrt tn Ibe atotar J tat was op deck when toy turn lu |p-aJ acvoOiit. and eff-ct thuir »etame ua board, was alandim umr tom. capei. fur they cnwrledsd tot oner In Be Aitteed tba word* tot paused between ■ Nassau, toy wueid hex e no dlflktlfey ta tbrta, buttareuppweed that lbs captain leasing the *e«ae4,'if toy eo drotand; »ivbrd l»r another nf bis A«rw «wn 0> I* bm *eg»**>*4 •• cesses’ wy sees* withsew- leaving out tte chance of tx-ing eaptervd SMOrfalwv* st dtftrmt Mads <4 svrSisis** but by no me mF to lArtaduig fleet before sign tbs paper*. As ba mused awa* Jo perform some aew duty. Jiut sprang itp- onrate cf pkwy roond tefe bmsr. ■ he ooaol waa lust feutti eight.' ' ••* tarn, but' ite« asto fiah at O •D-. you think* you «k>M find tbs rpani..oa wtil gL with mu. when' you reach JUly finder* to to eight, Bdl F steed Nasses y.at atell bare filly dtoats te rBaiatvtouwyhsurprise,ta wtarmsto . wbirt riam in . for tan meeitot, ushtMD- iM barfed .wife • .ne uf the fogilivee irf tBo man th.l iukx! tfuldapiKts. .Will.yvugpt* «-vaww> Bows Southward neat U« biio. aad Whu.uiaoe their wander-’ .-Yaa,"etoAU. ■ I thrnogb fertile fields and rich plantations, » ? 1 'whnqkftMtolB wear hirt-aM/tts gpateluge, bod been Cxtooicjerwd to • lender of Tbry soot Ute to the. ball, where they (tend tern and Jim in ate mor. <u r*y y to twlmy Mpbyra. ibis *9 •/ ite West shall ba l,ml|pa|iilll to ton cut Umber in tot .pert--of to coantty,’ ,a reel,and .BUI nod to Captain .-of .to pt* on tecbrluih, and, sprwktfcg ter und wal ooUocquaiwled tn!WUhtingtnH,* ,satawocr eero<>Mtod.t«i vpt iteouneln-: I>uni »b«&cs ihr awn a tad hi is whipped. ,1•Mfeiinjl.te to ann-iyancteuf-to loiter,. tend dhh wsterter ftft.ptr ral tte fluor_• I <■ pane and etot ndl4t fer hnteh testa. -Liteji^oiksflpaMsANamtaltut a ,wfeoWnln^tP tskaedsmUagn uf toode, I.. ; Al last -to daito nas.i-wKctedrd, ate . Apdknten to appUntod timb atell onme, ara^ to feucth day.of to month, .fur ftartdiug uwai^iq <m tanuumtl uf didilT ppend>« motto m thia eunptry |leaving au»«>o>il>By jsaa;_^___*— wit* «y eys58^01,1 ten tell you F. ,.umt, and down to to ateg; 8am nod ktarrsoctafe" Tten tofi* to tatebhanto ••But btet tnaksa tyo so dotermisad Jim , at unci sequiescaug ,iu ths bargain td g-J^o thio jlste fir»t) Do yiwi thiqi| (mad.- by Bill, wb<ph teller tudiriduaJ dtd Iteroof hft np toir auiena and weep, acyyou, wlll’te aafrr lh«io“.iten in any otb- nwl । ipesk until itey vetr-on .to RH* IUw >nar ot'iV ; • • «fT* silted tte ms that hqd raiusined jHr tel; ptldpatly te vaMty"Mi« ^oaplj. ■daot. 1 ’\ J,i’- ...in e I Tb«y ip^.pajx yq man p« tfart( wte •lb.1 .Iliib km*, oertosf»teg pttiafeJ My tonlMfanw sanio one that it was kept by fits years ogulBe ta an Mind jtatjK can't tell s sraU nKaaagta* mateill sarrmdsr to the captain* ............. , ,M - *. i I busts ufAtQtom are mfetetnr ton wo. -Dvwa, tet<w, dr»pX wllk.-lb* paafei ' And U atell outae to paaa. after inch <>rtoir w.n»cdp>if«tafe teksb'wn «< i days astbaoe. tbfe mighV"’*nk»r toll te syp-Aied to hwd all tba boats of bsfora IhUpbuogfa. milto te hta etangIf aud Iba talite turned away te partorru I Atetote. and tomtom steil yield him bunuye and gird op>« hi^ a new sword, itete la a new tend tore; wfcy, Sfffa, »r ,»mii« duty. The Wtoaut bin tok. waa I and -atripe” vith^>ldec stars, la Data* intMt taki <4r etante, ted be >*' tf-id lurtmfl. B-11 grasped aaatm of. to* “J I ^^st - * Xi '* * 'A nd listen come to peso la toaa days tot apart* eUli ippedr bpu<> ibe oeeaa ir.. w> » dHrt Jt, ’teokss ns ta' 'pit* IltaV -w-Mur- I x^’uKrKin2isJ3an» ^r^.a^.fiSWK *W^&£S*a .~.^. "-It toy rnAs tas'dttak toete m J»T 4«m m* bate) tte tot dart <bfeg toll . • Ptof*•** B* ••**. of tow '••‘IwjMft *'«*■'• ’’**• **“ to Don't say1 a word mWVy i! 'At'i Aut ■ tad ridblgte it.r r XsTked ta Ut tniaoiscW «.Ua dltafeted’ :-^r*tos ________ te:»tof tefrra to Ctrtaf pttevfeUitKtot toaw toilapmad •^b.mnvn bonrd, and fire an-naBonnd fejfe, " .------*Ctr!toUtor ma. I terMt -gna t Jth �IC BYBUP, D TOMIC, to ratify the mom. Booster Croswell pre­ Jital.nt joy sented • Hat remxi.tiou ratify iag tte crasfsl presage. On l» third reeding, **■>% end after Use firn and neond readho werar.at tte qeeetoia of final peerage ta UfaltaC fisr weatef a eery fi-w wm. Tte vol* stood 4* for, to VT aghtatt ta But ea it rvqgiraa a majority of the tarnter* elect to pea a bill, H «IU lacked two votes <4 a passage. Ou the rest day tteqiMstfon waa reoonmdered and the Tte rraoluuon wm sent to tte Bouse bill laid <>n the table. and tatea ep and pot upon Immediate Ou Saturday II wag taken from tte filial. Very many members ware table and referred to a special oommUte* a beret aud tte deniocra’a hoped to defeat »f tbirteeai, whn reported a cum promise tba measure by various expedients. They btli in tte step* of a eubatHuts, on Tore- falleMowover, tte iota Handing on tte day, which being put to vide, paasad by a aula resolution yae* &•, nays Ifi. 'TV large majority. This bill provided fiw preamble waa adted by yeas 5S. nays a Stale bounty <41100 and l«cwlof tfiOO to apply un the prerent call fbr troops. T-.apply on future calle,** fitate bounty of 4100 for 1 yr's and *900 for two yrara’ men. with* local bounty <4 *100. Thia bill parard tte B-mae and cam* up t-> tte Serets <m Tuesday evening and wa* referred to the cum tn it la* .« boonties, with Tte "undvretapding** (1) that it was to be reported teok in tte morning bimI ruvhed through." Well it vet re poted back, but eo altered a* scarcely tn be recognised. It was pet through fo.wever.by just one more than tte reqvir • 1 number <4votes. It west beck to tte lloirae and ttet body refused to Mmur. Thus tte matter stood last night. Il will oMne back to ite Ssoat* unlay and perhaps a committee of csifsraoos will settle tte matter. I sincerely trait an. Tue Mil for legalizing tte Mthm <4 towns heretofore Issuing tand*. and giv tills altcrnuiio. In tba Bowse. I have not examined the bill, as yet, and canaut state its provision*. . The Senate have passed quite ir Bumtef.flocal nd unimportant bills. It tea ate* parerd a bill providing for o«unty Supeni.trnrlent* of School*, which, in Ifi. Glory enough for one day ! ery tuuit die I ’Vr’nLJwx* (teauj MterPm Slav­ N. Atuhtk Mos eeipt<4thie ews site, fi»r Fahrwar during tte mouth of January tea -oca aiuned general remark*. Tte total losses counting only ite largest uf them, amount* to nearly M.000,000, and *e»eral ol oar eiroageal Insurance Companies apartments withvot pllhre—a lecture have been materially atekao by ttese nu.wi in tte middle, and two n-mis, eweb repealed and teary bluwe. Two of tte BO fart equal e. <« either aide. Tte owe largest and finest hotel* in tte country. on tte rear fur apparatus, end for nie«t- tte Galt Bouse st Loulsvill* and tte >mi tbs west waa occupied by Staufoy * A me. lean U.del at Buffalo, bars been Indian Gallery end otter e.dlecti >n*. In tte n«rtb low *r were the offices uf eetirvly destroyed, tte burning uf each being attended by tte melaocholy oir. th* secretary. Prvf Oleary ; ..f tte assist ant Secretary. Frof. Baird, and the r>«m>* •>f tte clerk a, Meesr*. Rhera fa Force.— Buffalo tte disaster waa attended with Soares anything waa saved many of these peculiarly harrowing fraIurea, three room*. In tte moth tower were tte Regents’ young men. well known,and univetsally •strained being instantly killed, while room, depreitartet of record*, and of tte personal effect* of James Bmitbsoit. te heroically discharging tteir duty, in thia »idve a large nemter of portraits .4 mm State, Saganaw, Jaeteua and Grand Rap­ diaXiiguiated in tte history .4.sir n«th>a. Tte deetnicti.Mi <4 this snagnifirent id*. tte three most enterprising of our smaller ci tie*. have each lost a block of bulldinria a national calamity ttet ren­ net te too highly deplored. Its arehitrevaluable buildings, arrioosly crippling Gen. Meade's cwofirttialhm' e* M.j-.r General, but it waa finally carried by fire majority. Senators Wade and Chandler, it la said, were among tte tte opponent* of the nomluetiua. t^rcKisrsfit' S^.T“^=ai3. A«4U iafartWlMarW. that Al tte meettai rai8-«irt|,Wd MaoMfaiMiU Legislate ta Un aftsrumH) unanimously passed tba bill ratifying Um cwsUluiHwnd aiuvwdicsut aLuliaking the following •“ . FSIXDUE. manufacture <48 seixtaneea. from BnoM, Ttet! Petearlraeta BaUtee tte Aa*eadaMWt. ilarrisUirg, Feb. ».—Both bnuicte* of tte Lcgiaiature today adopted tte tali ratifying the cuoaUtulnxud aiueflduient abolishing aiavery. many of t^eir teat business teuse*. who "»y «i»w is »> imperfect in its manner of Destructive fires have also oceuned • ■rking.that should it peas the Uouae,iis during the month <4 January at Romeo, Fenusivill* and I»nta. In each case, tte burned property waa situated in tte buaineaa teert of tte city, and tte lose, was, therefore far more »erinv* than if tte con­ up or strangle ic. Professor Gregory. in flagration bad only swept away ordinary *“• lost report, In spssUng <4e>wne need- rraidrtwvs. Al WsahingUMi. a large por. ••d reformat* ear 8ete~l sy stem, soya: ti«m <4iu finest building, tte Suutbwm**<tey hnvr*temrejertrd bjruur Legisla­ ian Institute, tea teen destroy ed wI th ita valuable-ivmtenu. Th* finest, mo»t complete, and most valuable gallery <4 prvtmres a* frivolou* as ttey were for- pietsree <*t. this creiuaroi was eutirelr etgw." If the bill which baa j:>t paaasd consumed, leaving n.» vestige to cmwle the Senate is a fair lyp* <4 the reform* tte artist for f a Im*. <»r reward him for heretofore propoaed. I du not wonder hi* labor*. Tte historical value <4 for tteg-wd sense .4 the representatives oi works and tteir artistic merit make* tte tte pmpi* treated item with silent eon- |oe* a naii-mal a* well as an individual one. Other original records, important arvhivea and valuable philosophical in. strumeMe were aleo entirely destroyed. i-m .4 tte busreme Court in tte case Two piano factories in Eastern cities inv.Jving tte GdMiitaiMNubty of tte have beat recently burned, and aim two S.Jdi*r’a uffrag* law. Diet decision wbolaMtle dry-goods stores, one newspa­ w»« rendered on Satardsy morntag and per office, a church, and many otter J m Iwdarwa tte faw une-metitathmal. This portent buildings. Tte origin of many drcW-m seriously eflacta the *Utn* <4 four of tteee fire* is cloaked in mystery, and <<r tire Senators, and about aduasa mem ‘ in tte rase of tte two b.»x u. «. ta rs <4 Uaa llottata tempts at hotel inoendiariam in New What tte result of tte matter will te Y.<k have given ground* for tte telief iVte te.. early t» predict. I think itet a ttet they were fired by rebel emisearia*. few teats »hub were partial fy ouulee’vd Tte paper* «.f tte South bare not failed at th*opening uf tte tfoeei.ei, will hardly v> suggest and even favor a grand plot to lie opened again. Petrth.ro bate bean burn lb* chief Northern cities and tte attrenp*. in New Yrek city prove* that desperadoes have teem'found tn follow appiopriatn committees. Interested Bern thia diabolical advice. Tte alarming *UH«M>d wrniters aro studmurly l-oking prevalence .4 fire* in the North te*.ttereup tba taw and precedents bearing upon fiue, far more than ordinary significance, t ire raw and. -w rack boas* is solejudge pf and under tte peculiar ciiromatM.cee <4 tte qpaiifirauim* <4 ita members, and *» tte'case, we believe ttet wistbundictate* tbe'dteie qeeetioa I. oue of legality im that tte utroiwa precaution should te ►trad.H equity, the precrdrata will ba taken to guard agaitu.1 tteir repeuurei. Tte police caiutot te U~ wakefal, our Ite gl.«io«* reus ttet tte Bouse hf l&pn»suuitl.»..-ofGMigree*, has psaaeJ usual otetaelee in tte efficiency of ail fire tte Cooeiitotumal amrwduMat forever departmenta, and this se*a<« will un­ prvhitMtMg elavnry iu eM tte testa*, doubtedly te selected hy desperado** for tteir rofari-m* sctemaa. Let tte n.sm| Nashville, Ken. 4 — Yesterday 'a Nate eilhf Cfasoe aayc Inlelligenoe’enlireli reuabis rep-xta that fay tar’*, late Hood’ army, t« rapidly distending. Deserter by bundled* are cummg into our lines. i«M.ed« tte Sts *41 f-irm a prom • Msnuf»Cture>»| trfiffyareanej are rvquewted t>> Mr.lilanlry.ap arti.t reeldmg f.w many yearn in Washington—umtiy .4 ttem .krtchsd town Ilia itself. was -os uf tte landing feature* .4 ibis txHad resort. In addition t>> tba (pilery, several cnn-xui GOLD PENS nt TIE Million Ctecago. Feb.4. —Tte fammi* Ssn.tary sack of flout belonging In Mr. Gridley, which avid and r«~Jd in Nevada >*nd Calif.wala till it trained *105 000 for tte terwflt .4 the Bsu.Urv Cwumtenou, ctenfied tend, twenty three times at ptil'lic at»cli<m a> the Merchant** Ev-r, Stanley ctisoge ti-day. realixmg M775 in tetelf iting* and of tte 8-ldiera* Orphans' Home. Tte sales will be ceitimird tixm.^row, alter which it will te Iskrti to New Turk. Speaking of p-i<Uin«»trra, rrinluds us .4raw.Mu bi Fulum manly i* tte reign of (>W'Bwk. He waa a new appointee, and wiitel a iiule uewuled in bi* iniud respecting >be Julia* >>f ba po. , silion. wh»cb. wr remark pervntteliiMlly. involved about thirty dollar* budiwres y«*rly. Mr. Jenkin—lor *uch was bis naw—had read In tte iiistnKlaan* asm t« him. that te mo>l make a "quarterly report," to bendquartera. &> wten tte i.x—------- ---------- x__te rstehfa perf-raii r*midy- 'it la superior to store* keep ilS* tte-rata from ••• rrtefaympathte. already preparin vitalteiW Dr. V AmericanartlUj swrcia/ jidrerliter. r»<u>reii-m <4ttepeopled Michigan, <4 ' And expsrienea k< Gmgli Balaam Irl Tte CaHforni. si pal authorities of ««ir rarioee ritie* te forewarned and forearmed —Dri. Cbm te.Mr, the ufoee <4 tU wesion, <-f tte Legislature, to.teip express tba i .Tte lta»rt>» jgan State Sugar tHta. Will te tek roeday. tte W and uf which mf> tte stere rewdu den wteat Id -- ------- .... rollin lands corn m yellerlsb and wont turn <«t m»re than IK) or fifteen l-ewbil. Io tte akrt tte health of tte o»«tim< nety is only udorsbil ineeiil* tesin bruhm -ut sbont 2 .nd a half mils* frem here iteir is a powerful awakrain ua tte aubj'° "frrligum in the I’otia Q*tx>rbo--d and uianv soals .re beinu Nida u> kn«w tteir sin* K>rgivra inis* nancy Smith a — 4 �Jepd Jititn, run or \ » r TACTOKY. Wftl11 GUARJ'IAJP8 IAL4U matte ef the Ulate of ABaa'ih TWMfrM. eMiaa.MA.Maoeti. atoiaaa J)tSSOLUTK)N NOTICE. Atlawtic Miwmair — We are tn reeeiptoftNa rtreHattl AmariSM Nagautejt.r Fabre*ry. IMS, with an Moan all? bllareating and entertaining tabla •■( retitou. Publlahed l>y Ttokmw Ac BteUa, B-wroo, Mam. Tenue-Hingk ontorripthina, M-00 per year; two aopice, S700; fire fpiea. SIAS». ' and dixjuaamg th» luterretn .conmctaa with the growing of Sorghom. and the nianaflbetare of Syrup. Sugar and other eul-tanere. from that plant. y/reo/red. That the Esccutlre Commit­ tee aiil award tte premium* ,<ered by tte 8utn Agriewhural S-ciety, in Its Premium list .4 ISM. for Hegar, Syrup, and Machinery, «t the aleire named cue«eiiti>m; and that tho C>.minilUrt* uf Judge* *b«ll be tiooiinaled by the Pteel-, dret ,-f the cmi retUm. The lirnrth animal meeting of the M>ob- WOOL CARDING CLOTHING STORE! Information Free! TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS. G-°A 1F-*>1 Hutt SO Ctl. Birti Glnrri A .Vitltxt Cl tit. AU Woo/ SHrl- Cl UAin CMSHrtt II ?* I Won/ &<&• tfi ttl Greenback* Ultra at Hew T«r» At NUDGE Ac BAILEY'S ; I GUARDIAN* SALK. ONLY EICLOBiVE CASH STME igaa State Sugar Cane Growers* Aewwia-li<m. will be lurid at Jaekeon, on Wed nesdny, the SSd day ut February inti, and uf which meeting in accordance with the alw-ve remdutkina. and a circular jiu! I«»,ied, the State Agririillurel 3-<i*ty. will f-gm a prominent part. MahufacturvN ■■faugar and syrup from! th£ »ijt»r mne. beet, maple and r.rghont are rrqueatnd to be pieaant. BATTLE CREEK. ORDER FOR APPEARANCE. Oar readel* may think it atrange that wean often targe upon tteir atldnli"* a medicinal preperetiim. Already have ••*,${< * nuwbor of week*. urgwi the Importance uf a supply «f C.”'« C.*«h Balsam ia the teaoe. ready fix inimadi- T. B. SKINNER & CO. Aye'r’a Cherry Pectoral, THE CtTIZEIS OF BARKY COlTtTT LARGE* Cuiigh Balaam it the m.wt speedy and ralKMa preparatH* evoe known to the wnrU. Like magic it reltovtw Ute iiriu tion «.f tile throat, remove* ’ha atoppdgre -that pre tent breathing fn temp, a^d DRY GOODS. calUka G*'b CfMNth Balaam, any more thait.be almuM neglect the aupply .4 their 'daily bread, ft e»eta Imii forty .eeata. and the bottle, contain twice CHANCERY ORDER, remedy at tba earn* cwt. while in merit it ■ auparix t>> all others. All drug aturre keep it for eale. Ite CaMirniajiurmile are diae«s*mg ’ • *ra<MKKY«AUL QTATT OF MICHKJA5-J1. Or O to-teUeut,^ ferry. UOUaMr GOOD PRL’ ■THE BEST* erally tike tte view that It will relibve the Mh» tnmt eoattern m.irmoeou and retelaympathiaera. wumy »f «himi are already preparing to leave w«d*r tte mviuutaii W Dr. Gwto.aod that aorrnwally UM.**.*.. bre*a J W„RV atota tad tote Flare?1' T.rt£tt~UX^Jee.». a<! �.lURTA QI ,31X01 <n Rim ^vgp .HWWf ’■» I ■ HABTHH9S ‘"/■ ■*. i DRUG STOREIt! ; AK no’s1 VOL. IX? '8L0OB VW Sktooxi oe >».::.• .• !•■■•. £mmVw .»»«» et«ate ’ » ’Bpw Mid mort oom plot* xMOrtmeot of >ach per year—and tba sctnal eoet la -Mun- than doublo— ta 880.080.000. . •> - for a serie. <X year* the averxgp damUe killed in Ohio was 8U1.M8 in (Mi it bm4M*,07& It te eetisrttwd th»\ the.l<t> in NewMfiwk. hi 1882 waa bu.000 torep wt.nb 8175.000. The sstl- _ antics are AHMcures. ■dtbcBlrali, Iteinte Olla, Cant Kpboect totrttlnc rieMb ^ fT TUEPEsSTLXE an d alcohol. OtBrf RapMa. topt. tey^ BS^Xtreot till UftVMBs tosiv.re;^ rrntt iairne« %tol T.si <4 ahetp kffled'uid maimed by doge <1575.HR The total c.-t <d dkvs in the toy Starr, la pot al 833 000.000— JDpd ubtedly, th.. Te far betew the artual. Thm would boy 106 000 Arm at G..v. eimptent price; would aupport 105.000 Lruiera' dauabt<v«s«t iHMrdintt cebool. sw puTvbaae i32000Tibrari« <H200 vole l-urh. s LtegiMNcMwraaMAwwAMltaMtegkMM*: ■V rears arrgteen. Hop. J. B. GrintX’ll vflowa, rets be baa freqesntly loot 8100 aetiHbait niwsp hv dogs tn a sinrte night. ’ John Sc.iu of 81i.ry Qu. L'wa bad 1)41 sheep kilted by a gangaf ««r 8d«s iauua niebt. These were toil mated' by tbA«e «Ki>'saw and knew their worth, at 88«tto;B82& In New Jenny, bit and tou^-d’the dralh uf 81.600. worth of catita, eaciwOve of sheep. Multitudes of nHrfrt h" given boaid cat . The hiBeatiiucStatas have enacted dog tew.; Maine,New (lampatrlrw, Ver/nont, M^sauhuvftla, Ilbi'dc Island. C merer?.! citL Niw York, New J ereoy. Penney Iva-1 nia, iMawere. Maryland. Ohio, Indiana, MTi-tigiin. WTw>inaii>, Minnesota, lows, Misrextrt apd Tcnncxwe. - Whv AhAuIJ ininuis bo left out of the list I Would nut a slringret dug law. like .XIte'HwhuMtt*’ bo_pf S* much benvlytherr >i-there I - ’Her bi* taxes A»g« fn»to7W. t- 85. r»ch; owner* are. nude. reapuri.i. Its and taxation •, hwmin must make accurate ll.ta, and eruion* uf thia is bynvily flneJ ; lafsaal or neglect tXofflewre t --x*euAe tbo tew. incur* a penalty uf • 100; and u biased doge at* kilted with nrerey, and district attorney* are BT YU* M8CHAN1CAL AND MEMC15AL GROCERIES! T«nwm».TC0AK8Hora. o^rn. ulTtZSEFW tiSJ ST’ ’ *-■’ Atee • x*ai reriH/wf the ’ CJI Dinjffl'j TP’FW^HtVN'pW Aad <’»«ktag Extract*, JUST RECEIVED! R.J.GRANT! GODET’S LADY’S BOOK. MOST POJ VLAR ROnRRTN •TEWT MEBICENEt. Come and See I! •DKEAT, 1PMB 1 HVAE JOST DECEIVED after Lis Dr'll hsd el.-ami waaln ^Jhe doctors pvoooUoed toe CASH ANOTHER waa cored of Fewr sad Agee after tn ms erery nmlicin* ia his reach. ANOTHER wa. earel of Ferer Bore •r Mcndy P»y, ealy. .tlmtioa wi)l be paid to COMPOUND ■mtliax "» PUKBCSlITlONS. and *< » lert’tu deafroy llie'U. . . • In 1852. Tpureheaed liivsrmont, of JrueR, Murbe A Rtncham. thirtv-two «h. -p »bi«* cnai ma 88.000. delivered <m nty ' place. 'l_ bate am-caedi-d vary wrlTwitb them, having n<iw <>n baud ten hundred «Mitt«enty, and have wdd over three hundred buck* io,the teat -yeara.— But in Ube mranthue. after aUndina gunrd over (beiu alrnimt day and niitllt, uhh the help uf my faithful shepherd d.igs, 1 bavf&ialover 81.500 worth by the inisrraplp cura that go and cvuio when they pleaate. ' withUodsr* A»-W.r pBMrarity Coaljjsirs io 1*^ aad U, vtMevlaav^Bs Pa saint la lbs Umlnl Hiatre. Kiwlaad. Canada, nd Australia. Agents wanted in stars laws jWBfle.Wnatwa Mat. JUprwa Paet oa re- - ’W. BZIUZtB AXsIu, 14S LAKE ST.. CHICAGO. fettSF“C1!TfJr,K‘Z,dX ceM, whalaaate asd retailbr vnnknaaa aareraercaure cw, la. M Platt St, New Turk, aad Cteretead Okla A C.SOkTHMP.Agret. WRAT EVEBYB0DV KNOWS, rte..That tree, writ plereM. «4tf Mtrwat. Thea a aiMpta ciaetilas te better (han a oeapn S.S.&H.’H.SHQ'RH’S AMERICAN ORGANS, irrads.Atlatjntip, n nnarDirmiNi styles. th* oulv Nsgsimo UbI l.u Ibra Net" Ju***"" “* 'BAooA. VA\a •tnrrtcK ©rTH2J| »f They act eo directly ape's the Urev. ex; UAls.’ Boncsla. We girt more ef th.® i. . -ina that orjan to eudt an extaet aa **t | »<r Uian au< ether ia»4»u»«. lejie*. iheL.d.’t m-roi lire's not retepee into ita foesasr * teutr! ',Q J/ U U W •*“ *~“M‘ ditten, which ia too Ml to be the case wi ■‘■A-«72Sr.f“T MARION HARLAND, * S^EffiSSX ASXooiX. ctwfii AAvcy Vv\\, £!?!£"• *?.*!" ““ r, JU“od •» * TteM a Wriagw aheato to actf-AtyBtivg. da- ■Wo-ds V.kx a CUansu . are the moat anti re and though pllte il ete and which, in conjunction with the ■ftVooil VuAtUr, ’ ratio or Godey’i Lady’s Book for 1865. ।hat his dished don< GaU, (P.tiita, . Ghatet-a Jtfcr bvit^wticn, tf»ain U Me Try ftgaa taadicln^ "Stkyw neighbor* w reived but 85 OO all thatorep I that Af-people will -■pitallmg do* ttet they p»v ..ufah they erf by p.)rtg aeqpd.* .bey pWB, end tot this ibrSrvp iniia-Aft la and thy will aay they a GooM&d 3HDT3 & SHOE?, THE 'AMERICAN 0AOANR GROCERIES wixnx^D0***"* ft aim Caacx fsotc.— Jlr. GlaietoWi EuglanA-.MMn'.ly made a sj-i^iufic twreM Ana balloom In a 'vain st .rre. xo.-Miidy the rain in ths dare u Imre d eaasws from : “On the gratmd the ra’irt drops were aa largi *a f-rer ternny p+rea npryi htf noto Wteek ; » attic hiclx4ft^p they merely AltefB’h likwpinl""“,fcih'gber stlfl it *4M|e>-teh ptiat or •£}< :¥ri-b«ber the 6t and rf’S.OOOIretTBe batlcnm wu out of fk~ lk^.1 is .^-isL. eteUW F*7°“ •'■‘‘‘•I «*“b nwkiag KIxbi repireoeeyeeddilu'eMreeoM* ** to tba parson rendicf the dab. Baking sloeoupte. . .. . . . J, W ***" Jlr'aj.'S.’ — Bo«*ctftWv yimre. W. w.whkkli*. 83 to »h Pianos ft Melodeons! Dtocnptlro dreulan soot trendrtetrn. W. W. KIMBALL, AND aaglO 14* Lake 8t„ Qdcaoo. Ws bare no dub with aay otlier aagaiUa c Th. Booty amt all ba acat at aw ilsu f,r-M —u ui DRY GOODS! PRURIGO LOTTO, ’’►■p.-’*—... • ■ mlt sai.r nv a’zhua/azp/zzx I ENSIGNS, HARD-WAREI . ... J. M. CAI] CelTS fY CMt« ta tb» Hear* I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-02-15.pdf 151ca3685f3dffadc6d316d7ae22fbc2 PDF Text Text ■•SKHSTI —— 3I<< WOT £O1 HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICHL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1885. VOL. IX. DYSPEPSIA NO. 42. Original Jottrj. « aisounuta or the uts AuDBIGDmvp OBOANR. ABB rCBKD BT HOOFLAKD'S german Sitters, Bowsd beuesths li«««y berWss, Wr Ob. Mr teens »« wren* sad twisted! *»4 ite bleat is asauis. «-.»itg. All brrau*. wo IM Mgrsall;, lusinrit looriasu's ci xau bittem f.-«i like * mi In f.«nMp. uirr-rt yes. by golly ; like lWO rai« • Tbm-'. ad-«rn things here test I d-«*t know Uw iiamm ..n Wha.l’e Uxrru gilt thing. eteck up hi the e«M«, with the birr le««J chil­ dren with j"O« wine* "O tteir tastes t* "K^nA f«k-». Mr. IWard-l ttem'a or Itlatea, and ite pljtf.-n. la angels andI jou’ll'ol.Iiae rue by calling tu« MargstetI in luture." ' “Wh» 1 didn’t know. .that waa yourr U..O.-I • cried Mr. Poihrd i» wonder. ••r«W « ite vulgar lor M»rgsrwt,.ir!’'* ‘■Sho! wall,'I doclary lire and lam." “)>O uk«y>ur lest >4*from ttet ott>>-. . 1 ■ Bh-•didn’t wondar. p.nk jauking la itlwr a greasy laiMaem." , "Mr. Pollard, it y mi’ll new allude l» »ur buaiuon again, 1*1*. be I ban krill, h vulgar U> bring terne your atop with ! with Gmm. GeaM,.Mead and oar or tee । ______ „___________ _--------------- ..-----in Um »«ki b tte inaitor t 11m home is full- of Ibirrwe and ttiprderera I „ Ije Ward,*«>» a yriling for a» hour/’ . ' "Let ’em .yell snd be blasted! HI Se the drate uflbe »b.4w</reM if pie don’t 1st m« m» ef tbisf -i- • . "Don’tkill aeylMdyl; It’, wicked! rrnirll.ter tea wittuaodiaenl!" calrcatrd M>s. P-llard. -O)-.. tte d- ■ rT* roared a policeman from ite onr.trf.. "Oorti it jonrwit P cried Natemlah. , "Wtelare yotid.imgia tterr I". "None •dyoar busiurs«!”midour hero. “Htirst it in I” oxiitnanBcd the police ; ■nd tiler a short >trwgple, fWAw flew hi. feelings an Axierktenf the United States and deplored UwtwcraMy wbUi p.4ili«a ptec-d bim and all the Irwlers of tbe rebcIli'M in. te . have sonwlhing tn gite to the dreimated sod Imporrrtiibed jx-pls of tbe South fiir itelr tecrificea. It .la undereliaid that l^ej dacUnrd at teed- I "TteTa.tte Viliam! arise -Mm I" said ' . ike leader, “ot) with Ite bracelets ’ Dever ; tmnd what be»ays! We’ll ab»V bim.and ■II .<Ui.-r» id liia at) Is, ttet be cannot break into people's bouaee and steal el«b It TIE >EST TOilC UumovaW^— they ato-al tor recoguitea. Mr StrptetM. more inflexible po­ litic than hi. aawicistrw, prop-e-d and argu«d bls crafty scheme of a iroipwrsry icte^muue, rvpvaUag »l ler-"*"1*'------ aidmaltena bs bad aired at ।— quarteVe; bat oa recognition, abeolute'kr teuipoMfj, the three Cutnmlasionera at>>od like moke. The cM.frrrnce ted to te bmteg «< '•Ul jt ■«* irtA without results, fa area ■tuiubled, and fed eourelj to ter I...I «4 iho siwira, breaking Um Uli glass, and tearing his coal skirt entirely -41 He picked hiteoilf up with muusred rl pleura, and gained bn chamber. The servant ted already lighted tbe gaa, sod , ... "I beg yudr pardon, Eteuirs Pollard, was all a mliaW." ” Ewjnire P- Uard lMd down Lb weapon uirrxi * ffiindlani Nrbmilab I’ollanl uasau armv boil linCtiir. .'He liiriii.hird p*>A tor tbe west «-tu <ir|>a»lnirnt. ■nd "/ cuurae be te'1 ilcb bi it. -XTlbw*en<l uf lyo )'«ais «w tbat kiiirf »r iHianieU be lo'uud himself a orth half a NIlTHoti. » 1 ifia'l fix the* waler »pial right itlirr J wa.ted ai> tends I I re«u»p>lier I e>«U«'i rt-.p it firnn TUUUUig. UunfiiMd tbe loovaaUMw! A«4 there aia>uMtekrwnur eawdlel Wall, 1 mu Bud -niv •a> ; IV go duwp te »U kUcUnaud tell He rrsi-hrd ite *-p of (te Mairs aefoli uw>k a step lor ward and. tevugW up in tee bail below on h* tend, which.feU •». �6T1U?, toxic, VedteUsy Iwril**. Feb. mis. , will be rat’ -4Mta.4L.MLQto».k>d<torey ‘l““ * ” **’“* * rteuhnral Kostoty WJasaed aside from ’ ’ o-reciag prucfiviitoa, tn ufa/a I a la fan Ml CoUrge. to lhe aabwne uf renwntfag thia WhMrwrr tafakt toise heeo '71 JO? • To rerbnve tbe College now is NveiMod.* ibe abUe policy. The farm ia iigpm*. I inc. tbe buddmga are hew and geod. know that every nun of them tvefa Wi Three aiee brick rwaideneee f»r the P«— <>at <4 tbe Blate treaebry fix the sevve feaaore are asuimc them. Tbs pnlrst days «/ rccreati.* I Tbe Ilmtae started Ubwr tf t-laarieg Um farm tad.>er.— privale parties. tMfcwn. Mr. Knapp, tbe Trreaerwr >4 the enwnl v, waa In hie i.ffaw at nine a.\-h«4 Tuesday viewing, aud a gvHtlrman,(wb.-»hainewedid h.4 learn) waa in lbs*. C-uniy Clerk'b •■#.« until after trip Ii’ri-wk. It k thervfi.rv n..wi likely |hat the burgbire did M'o.nr. Il remains Bow l» n!kk up and polieh. inm >prrathna until after midnight. Causing ia n<. bmgrr an toaroranil.lv point. It artti he bat a lew yearn tae&wr ttkreenr fanr Knee ot milroMl wilt er.we each "tbvr in thia city. To attempt to a like prujert this wfaler^ume two «evka! ago, by passing » irsJolkw tu taka a। recess, even before a single important nx-osore ot the evsaioa bpd been passed. The Senate voted tfaan tba rewdetfawi and kid it on the table. An endeavor remove tbe Gdlrge now would be an waa made, in the Senate to take tbe rvso imn.rnae sacrifice without corresponding luthai from (be uU» on Wednesday nf r-od. Il ia bow vacation Ume at the Qdirge. last week aird waa by the casting v<ga of the Prawidenl. On Friday the There are ismmIIj alu.ut CO pupils io atresolution was taken up and on a mothwi tu, p>Mipt>« Ihd. finitely, the qaewthm wgs again deetdrd by the caaling vote of tbe Preeideat, and tbe roevlultoa was Indefinitely p>wt ported. The ll-ueo were not tn be balked ia that way, eu pben tone o'd«ck of Satur­ •<f blooded cattle, and wune, aa g.»d sheep aa I ha** erm In tbe State, from a bat I aaw of the inatilnlhm, it armna to be much better managed (han fimueriy. Tb.*e who wrr> Cmnd unfit to ruawag' tbe C.dfrge and tbe Farm, are, nf course day mvraing arrived, al moat every man aiuxg Ite must unacrepel.'-w prr*iu bad hta aatahel packed, and went ie fix nn lore. All that is now needed, ia. that adprarnmMit .M tbrlr own haft. The Ibe tiirw>era ahmld stand by thia iealilue>wslilati.4i prohibits rilbrr flouaefrom Chm, ewlablkhrd far thrir brin-fit and Ibv a<tj.Msming more tbuu three days without benefit of their ►*>, and tbe rag* H tbe consent of tbe other, hut three wise learned Pnda.. nhd.fisat b<w*e mm. will aavai’esiiie.ed their calcwlalnm and ad Iw iniputynkto du banu U» the toatituj.Mrned U> Wednesday of ibis yveck, and llxvi Mitered l.ke abvvp. \>ben it waa too late to change the vole live few wb<> were left saw tbrlr vrroe, and In order to save Ute rxisletMa of tbe Legislature, changed lbs record aud made ibe adjoarn- । «>r ti. prw ni In you Air pnbliwrhwi. thi^ mrwi reed till Tsstoey Tbe ll»eea has ; abort stwfi made by I at Sergeant 11. adjeomsd from day today, since, witlnxil | C ilrnderahotl. ■« bis departure fnxn a quorum The attendance iatahe Senate lour Midst. We would say that ebd-t 'has u->t been very fall, but a good deal of I ba waa making hie frw remarks, that iron shutlerinauie; » light of glass Is broken and bwi fallen uutaidr. Il wmild M|.|-«-sr I to-(rfix* ihal tbe b.hglnra first cloned the blind, insida.snd after drilling juid i-bargiBg thr safe ha-fc ami lighting ibr fu»c, went out.id* to (lie window l« observe thr vfavl <d tfa < oi<vu»i«n. and k.vp a im.k.nrt for intrwk-rs. Hie work • us cflectually <>«*. and apparently by tttpei irni-rtl hadd«, but lb* leaving all >|te tisdv waa hardly jw4>ry rm the pari .dike hurglarw, and tuav lk>d Io their de­ lect'00. Ths atiwuml of tn-xiey taken •a. quite large, report* says as high a* ♦20.000 Imt Mr. Knapp has judiciously kept tfa raart atuonnt Io biniarlf. N.i»v waa left rx<T*t 4100 la burvl bills, rwr K1V »'redtack, one 120, and scirral ttu.llvr udra.— DrL A4. and Trifivuc. —The fight near Halctors Kun yeetvr. day web sera of Ibv inOat SrVrre that baa i taken (dace in thia army fi-r wusm I tote | eiol taking Inta cMnuderalhM tba ..ufisirwaide rhaawNve uf the OMMry Ihr.wgb shirk the tr.e.pa had bl awve, and ibe large forvw .-up.aung thrir advatrev. It ia a»t strsf.ge that tbe rrvemy should gain a triuponn-) . advantage. The e an.try frr.m i he enwaiag of tbe Hut. to Itohury e Mill* ie imy a.asty, with swarnpa and ra> inrs iin.Dit^ tbroi^b it In all dir.cthww, and the*■«•*> r«wdls “ ---- - i-- New T-h. Feb. II.—The’ Hmw' spsw-tal aaWutehMe a grted bi'alry cmpsign, cynsiBiiug 14 an eilra-rdmary wovriiM-ut thriaigh ike rtdkoe- Gall to ales, aa annul to take place.' ■Uri.a, 1 boUtaa nod Wlfatek are t“ owuruand the fixer, a hick mil tar neipt* t-T Ibe purI p—-. M.wrlg.itnrry, to ima. ai-.l M-.talr npvhstb* fr>u>i tleo. Corby. The vtpv itittuii will start ale mt the middle of > eat week from E<stp<wi, Mi»e. The oiem tag ol lire Alatw.ua aud TrWal.tghev lfr«eta, ami ibr’ .Krupainu. ..I Selina, hl-wit g-nnery auif Mobile, »lU sirtiMlly ftwwpir<e oUr u.llliaiy work in tbe v.Uoh <»tegg *• ttw Vaugh* ltos.t h* s-mi.w time, afarn Girga tadered lira (MVairy Io dMnxNint. ar-d fadd b*a opptairwl tea b ' (•(fating Min* ftisa. Msbae, findm* '••• ,-haiMV s<v ...i.pl-ah vuy thing m (his jr» | Amrndmrt^ few Advertisement The Ptsstadalgbsa rile. Pbila.lelpbm. Kwb. tk— Hw fire beer ia tmwku« wngwaled i» black hum b^ reduced have hern . wuek was turwwl off yeetorday. The famaty fall waa finally paaaed. almost a week ago, giving tn each eoM-er im ibrpreoval call SIM, State bounty, and tlOO t*.wu b.-onty. Hereafter, three yvarv' men will get fiSUO Stair buwnty. ‘ Among the ggrateet novelties of tbe Stale Capital are tbe rep.*rtera of the Detroit papers. Ail hand, agree lhat thr Frrt Piru gvta tbe m-al reliable reports au Uf as they go, bat the report•ru vary cuiS-fnUlo excliMio every thing cheiomid mil11eta against “our partv." Tbe rep-uta of the TnbuHt are just about t>.i reports at aft. Two repxteve tu that paper act aa wsatheiocka, to indicate the prvbaMe acUon uf ibe Legislature on wnw mat tars ool yel deter ml ued. In stead •/ reporting what boo bran (fans they write luug boutilice apua wbsi ought to tw done, aud talk vtautdy up..:; mat late uf V total Itag do nut ku>w Ute fires prtemptaa—always being pt city evr•la.u, however, that they are uu the wiunnig aide.' They have lately taken nut only Um Legislature but tbe tJupneuis C' .wrt uudrr ttair charge, and talk as lftS4: । g od habits, a neU drilled euhlier and ta|N*d Ir.-rn tbe bonuMg barrels pwnd I loved by all wb>> knew hmi. And we, ..ver ini- fab street and down BvFeder.I ; tbe ni«tn beta uf bis n.mpany regret very filling Ibe tntiie eiraet wrtfiH leks ««'fire ' much to l..ea bis eervktM here. Bui tw ■ita icmiinr U>C b-.ueM un tawfi safes ,4 »;!• alrret fix ewo tquares and carrying (fevaalatMl into Wnshn>gt><a, Elfawonb dsrtng (he da; affluent l-. about tWU. and that <4 Sunday to ataun *W, making a (■ tai for two day a ,4 atxnil tfOUiiu.ltd case wherever ta> may go. We fewl t>>, aounde., and lIHsafag. Ifar Mbs <U lor say like this, all that we can my. is. that Hivnij is U-lt buoan, toil it is tol>e«ed to be frilly aa large a* .sila We Ire 4 we regiet hie lose,and ht. will ever be io nta.ut 1VU prisoners, ainoug wtnnu are our memory( fix yearn Io ,cuuie. Ils ■ iiU'ufaw of .dfivcia. Notwithstanding a spoke very brief aa fallow!! •mere st.it m of ram oattuon-d ail a«) Ba-rrnta Noungas: — In enmpliawwJ U-day, rivrCltqt Ba it frit, I he Si dl.lsl-s, , ; • ilk urdvrs I am rviia.rd fr.-ai ll.ie c>.<a- । Irft their beds, but m.mmful to rwiate, l<4md tb*tM«*4*ea in a river «rf fire. T»w faintly Kecanie acattvred. M'«. Warr had bar y..unseat child, a beautiful link girl, Ik her arnu, and waa endeavoring nsari will rwr incur n.y mesovuy fa-realtar, »b«v> all >4* ‘<s can wijoy the pn»i Ivgv as ctlitv** <>f tbe L'tulrd tkatea. I lee I as (bough I .Hight to give y.« my advice, and thulia, be laiUrful In )our i rounlry. Thus Ur, while'yun have brew unde* my OHMmai.d. y.ar hate proven y.uar sri.es well worthy of tbe name nf »-l that ih*y ran only. Im (drptifa.l by ttap-crllisr dreuHrelBours viitr-Hinding tto-ni. । Capt Ware a>4 his lao aoitii thrtilir^ tad ibr otfirr threw dauglifere ore n.iss'mg. S.s ts<dna fa al! haw hern rrv-» Ttoonapt dhamrrrtile Hope ft IB ly.Carlti* Am) ria 15 Wi.snsix! • ta-.l.'.h.l r. | Iteflhtostto COLD PENS foi nt aitueai tnenurrly ibe exirwote left al F-rt Cum(auiga, <« inc bquiricl Ktver r-wd, tu, and acnoe liatetar's ifau al Ailustrotg a lu.li, aitb tbe MliaaLW avtl owl taMnrd* Dstasvy'• Mill, a .nsteovv 01 atomt liter (Wiles, all ol wbreb greets! fad lievn •Limlrti 1 • ctartrOts •' c-.pn-a ♦! 0 t»00. ft "Like inaater, like rahu,** iba adage, and l eupp.we these nrra (t)du jnsl wbal they are paid to brie >s a aiu.utuUOual wraklress in tu hi vat. licta R Sruinfifu 318 IValm it’thrliuu A Mew and Daawnwns Weapon. speculateo on a prospective war wllb lbw «/ companies tu engage ia trade, who- , oarntrv. with a heaia like the faffawlng: With tbe Lkes guarded by Britwb lucres and nsvigatinu, passed the brlrta I gaahueia — with fifty thousand Bril wk ye-teeJay after fcteg au changed I urddurra. wi’b •*»* hundred lb--oarnd Can adiane figbtto* far Lbeir wal—.. hold that Canada ia impregnable. We far nM : say (bat the Yankee ie a row a. d. bu| be l^sl Sunday evening Prrf. E. O. IJs- i« B very difirfeM uranfr-m w*el be «a. al ike time of tfa Revoiuinxiary war.— ' VM, .4 the N>i big mi University, dclirerWe lay fa»t»W thia pr»p»«lwHi, that met ed. alCapil.4 Ball,-an eei-gy npm the saM AWicralad in an aggressive war, he lair iaiswulrd EewaU. Evucn. He ia m.potrnl far hon-cif H- ia a ama.i uaa. plca>wo* aevhtng animal Io faa taeles did a»t cOHNidt tbe OBMil emw ul ento, finis u> p-utrny to* «cdy tbe bright aide of cboiatarr carefully biding all defect, seeing fijrre and ignoring (be real ‘wowa. Ue portrayed tfrn ninaawir uf Everett aa fattury »'B son mta reward it. As aa vraux, a aehular, a wmaervatoe <4 public order. a amdmre .rd faithful friend, be WMti all ba*rU»aad extorted tbe ap-i plasw ufid) abb wtaMnbe oanve to cm-, iMt, Ha ww* Wot a eafaevuoc, onwtotted I Qvvrs “I lo.'iBg ar. . ia this Coaa far. Ifai I The aehred if oimm-tely wan aa highwaynirfi, haw imported it«B. Frees i wtambes, Ohio, New York. F-toto-lta T.toaoa has *fnctal ton. Coiuiubua, Uhm, stat* Mil ■ a drtarimimt .4 fiuO irbrl Gold Pen*, 1st and 2d quality in Sa]id Riiv.-v r.vt r*.. _ I tar Uta. ItegUsture hnn I an fad Itopn-p.««d CvantUlutaWtel aii.rtalu.vul I., •tsdish slavery i.y a VMUs ol 2S l» 4 tw fat right im-to-s to rbiiiiub’THw This I tbv faruate. bimI 5b to 12 iu lbs House— 'tog or efab ia filled with dourly pnrk-d, a slrtetly parly iota. fine mad. a ad weighs fi-ew fife tn (ta ' poanda. and baa great advant^ra ovrv the ord tone r rich at I.ImQv- u fireas | New V.-rk (Eefa ft —Tto Rtefaw.ted bnwhka or sfang-sbta. (| a>l| ax r— I Atawwr.rr ahware the rvtal owCrrumrut tosmd after a Most is struck. ao4 it tom e» j ► w .ei.dreg j»a„. «m.«o—i-mrr., ami dr ■" mark nc bmlav. Wbva lira ihCm ia I Clare* (be ftrrtartf Uovrvwnivwt l.tai rl-1 taythiftg Io gain and tbe rvhrlaevery Ifaii.s l.ee *.y tbe pmer Mw.vettfbU. fr 'ttanke ’_f will peLH.1. highly Tb- Hrebmnad Sntiurf *aye it ■ e te be tbe ..If < t and jtritee 'tnawen prevent, either be remaval «r dos IWM. tbe fMling .4 c4<,ltl .M„ rfk �r in iwsjw x>x<rr<3r svoxua. . ■ A Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries, Just Opened, and for | •feUjy Sale Cheap, at BURTON & ACKLEY’S Hastings, November Tth, 1864. M ia n . n reais ie te rr REC1MAX-8 <-OM(K>T«*Tir> «FXXJH S U FECIAL MOT1CES- WWW i 1 flii 3 w Htb !® I • 1 ; J J J >.'J < u S'5 1 . H pif’h i!lf lilh-rldjUl !i: nn: Ip 5| ‘11 = -= r _ 5: ® «siJ,K S3 , ?h i!!W! 5i in h tm i li a F 5. s i ~. 5 5PU «Lh ^rbn ' 5 -i 11 ih^uu: nih^ ’ds f J 1 ‘ - s sii �,<W«T» DRUG STORE!! i^eg^laiar economy is DICBTOI nSlkc W r. ' CT IT.' VOL. •TVvCM ‘ftxVKUtS > HTtsn* ai'LTO in WSiB BlhIB337j®rr REefcrvEB « >e« and- moat complete aworUnorrt DKVUS ItUU’ESTlNK AMD AU.VHOL. mi kim*8» FOR MECUANlfcAt AND MKUIC1NAL . „ruRrvaus,uM.)\<i .. , ci’imm-n thinga pertrc-tly. la (ar better worth our endeavor than t» tUmcumta.un things rv«pectatily. We Ameri­ cana in many ihinga aa y rt. have been a lit I la IncIlWtld to begin making MOT shirt at thr r.«u, Imt nrvrrtbrlrBa. wbrn we I Ml abtail.il. at can make lb« shirt as toco aa anybody—it ne>-da only that we tnm nor iutrntfon to it rewired that, ruffle or Hu rufflo. the shirt we *iU have.” cithern ha»e u<4 thr alightrst idea uf macViurrj and bare taate f»r It. For my part I never had tba ahgbtre curii-i ly I., know anytinnx about meehamca I rauiM n-A Mau, today, the principle, i^i which ihMMain-rngioo works. fora I’mdrrd dollars. Too may take auch a liJJJ aa I waa, said art him to watcb-inaking.' and after <vrn years he might ba able bl take apart and put together a waut hut it wouUlte coott — — u'- '—" ti.ui and up hill work he oelec«e*ibe euoafoi able artwC <4 Iloaaa Furniture ndI We sunk ©S Vac "Wt<l aw& Ho VOtrt kVMb, Sot u VoWfc U^JxttS mwcXx xxttAtA, oa uYUtU oy Bay ibe Bmi ; tbc» Take fare al it. t have new a >ell aaw.rtni'ut.4 bra» rley. FJr. ^o-,w.; TSWtcvu, mAxv\v, , tafctw \w \vr®^tr txwwuXdlY**, awCl at Vat XVM*» “»•_ a »wrt VttWrtNH <6 CiMd RspWvSrtU. M-maMtraet. STOVES I STOVES! STOVES! erXWgJg GROCERIES! WM. H McCOSKSLl. llsckateitb to I.. Coopt SSSSs Riliou* Fever, Fever and J2gU». Liver Complaini, Jav.n3ice, . ... Xidney Camplainte, 3 IM» AH loOUitt A RANUt OF WORK ,H CIA* EASILY »e N» UN THESE JUST RECEIVED Thr hr*t plan and the moat sure nf »*■craw, I think. U to have every yung mail, when ha etarta io bu«tne«a, aelret that trade which beat unite hi" natural fienitre N»a phrrunhmiala tell ua, and indued we kiwrn it onreehea. that tL-re ra au grra’ diff rrnre in lim formation of the byinii arc u6V Vo ^t?**'^*t* a% a wwAxAur cart. a\\ Vat w*ucU- MMHCfW* iCkrwiratt, Paiali, <Ml», C. I [^Maowe, UuanUMC FiMi4> «. lire, braid. Fall, C«»d. Iliad, nihaul bwtli>«. M. bleak «M U.rrad.skipstinte", ljr uu tMjn.der .ui. vf .Llh. w over uu-Mra aad aaaata wil h­ I Um thrra-t.ur rrx«M lnl • cteuga This Rtotr took tbr flr.1 prts.lmn at the New TmtHtafr Fait U-ld la Baataeler Tdirs ‘t.- «b tAVRV" . cvt\&. cAX. iltuattl Uvr txoxwtt. . 'V\VLM. ’BvXUt* art co«v\un*<it rart. rook* ax\A \jeAxxe\x. vacXtx XXwcr. R.J. GRANT! 'EFFSttSOX FARM EK. <Mhi Agh. evnra Ol watHtnorou St. |. O Dtairtr. •<?*- iZ- Wsw5v\.\5 'Vox-vce. 1865 Chienaw, lit. New Finn. 1855 ■Qr "R.G'ttatVw ’t*>Xo\wacVt'fi\XXiYB PATEIT MEDICEIES, art. Vat- \voor raaa't YAtnlu OUT EKIWIVE CASH ITOtE •KHSAIP, FOB ©AEH I UVAE JOST RECEIVED "Or. *Ro\sacV» ' ' ftX.ov£vac\v iSkWtv* MVtt. x\'.t \xoor maw vaart^ VJocXor't 'XSvW*. > ■! hit li-u^ira. Dr. D.o'bacVt BATTLE CREEK ttXox\xac\\*W\XX<’r» art, X\\«. r\c\x. mawBo\ac» awCk Coyw^otXDr. D.oVaeVu T.B.SKIXXER4C0. s.’D.&ii.-sy.fiiiimrs AMERICAN ORGANS, ft\owxckc\\ *R<XXcr> Vac vbtak ftni wvhMjovaU. Ttr. "RoWeVta ftXovYvacXv 'BkWcr* THE CITIZEXS OF BAP. UT OOIXTT will!; trrairlo Ararjmoit, <xwa\'| m«\a'Rc\xo\^ a\xA revoke. AiVJt cnyityaNU' Y)r. "RctaiekV •. ftVOVCkCbCVv Wv\\t <* ckYtAVc. Ro\A\tt"* 'Vc\txxdL,\>^ . prtv-ctft&tygi kKwvAxutx, V\x%CkkVtvi^a AVkvauv.xtxXhwvcv, tM. . Kvery liutruBu-at Warraafod for Fira Pricu*. fnim *|U0 tn 1500. and cut*! prupeekv. without hav • rVbhile it ~i being cured, few rAmwJiarrwdallya fnk»><ilpwad nrtngled fed to thr MW ra O>na« pounds -4Indian nirat.-l THE AMERICAN OR AN dry goods. belt!M~cf *i-hia.Hth* <»letwaa » /•* ware. Uy.- SAe.foM u Jl'ityi reg-> oi-ad,-wf (*'yrcwJzd tvitA » fr»-w. BOOTS & EES®?, GROCERIES /tatawaja cfcsn v WILLIia iOTSB; ’ ’RACTICAL DENTIST, DRY GOODS! * pawGo lotio. YVeaM call the atlretloe of AM. tWTurea -iahiazMjwta, In th* w Matrix Turn •xtmwdorntH. Mt ahert Bailee. TSXTM XTr«3BMT3ib' • Oa Gold and Hdmr >1aU. aad ■'. - ’ «»X VrUJANfTK FJ IWEIt "bert aoltaeaud'ta Uw bast aad woaUn-rurM * Etter wad rMaretarw adwitalatw^ wtee.Ao HARD-WARE! R-jnEnrs al � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-02-22.pdf 192155b8d459176369360530fc1ea6be PDF Text Text HASTINGS, VOL. “DYSPEPSIA, AMD DteULAtEH JBKMUtTtKB FltOS ^usintsi: 'trtoni ■MFLANIFS CIIBlR BtrmU wiucvnK srtBr cak»of t<i tire te*rl “hcttp ' ■topping, attacked lire bimtatM Mm H the a»m by a plRM tfi tempted the lite «f *M teaaa haj.pfl^ exaiprd uninjured. ■ *1'01 & the the rvp.ut”lt*r-pirfU. Aina kre wwa arreatul, trtel. anil ttequkl^d tel lte.pM.of toAmii. The dm«Mar a>4 her Mn'rend '•»' X.Aa-. tetMtoBaMdi Hi..---------------- fr.-tni them. Hr was ««* -*• e'Owdalie a>)len>, tr»m widiB Bb~«lte AwiUrd aftrr'Mnreining ets motrtba. z^n l&Si be caute b. CahliHuia. '• W*1 ted Minted agKSEAfS sSSESssalsrl drugging the Cn..r|tr » chichi >ixi nd 1 ROBERT* * «T«nttfc jT,luff..»i»d«* <>"• • v««r II THE IEIT TMIC I mtrvlted tted I bhd bH*. tejiafrW tl»e,®d eiprewred to'tbe •aglhree thi .yn.jWb^ I redly felt fef Mm., •; Aftet that T urldom peued the flHfter.vi^rer looking for “Pap Aindct^and' agan *.. bite tetr to think' e/ rtta.■dad ap.ri be SSSl,. bad-told me !. ..r<»TV»n, *" *”* her throwing, a gm.'lrrnao’MtVtlt pnr chawd'a •» all m.rhtere«p“ table at ai airetui^'n.Hn nppMtr. pri*Pijefjte’ tb irer. twi Block'im «U»A.?f a*«>tnpanr th. rarrter. hr ha « fitet pnAeMy gl.lag Are * ire rtf®careful dclivrer ‘rtf tba Fttmldtcl with Ute num! retire ..Id crtMm.afwte’a i - *Oee > fM« irx enite' Wks on -taf&'Bteek. ■' Hl.dvd %,te s»T MMiMM Hnr<t* •Te*.- tote the ehw*. **K»-wed- M« ■ DtastorjihaPraa* Peace Gomtniatiun ."WW»S interview was twrr there was a' kngfby general cxiseraalirej held. kaemn* that <t -m during ‘bia iolvrtnal t-ilk tbit th* rrbte amlwwdura Gr*l b«*rd of tba pas*»gc of the cnrwlitutiiHial amendment bj ■ftaloier uf Omgreaa. ' Ote of idcol ■Wistrifasi. HRMldMUda it.. The old farmer frw«n «»m>d turn theb..u» in and Irt barker haa,‘>.1|l.«d aee«i-*e.ef a <ima UteM d^aMMat, tboa aavtagtbe expeow aS>»W*b dallrd-t.* «■• brdi*<nate.i» tod.HMid. differb tate wite detma aW ate In ul«Mi *!)> ■ ikd> I ileB—BBBi I befriend that be tmerr efc.t *< .M ni» h«i> »nd !■ Wren—' ~W u» . jj. •‘Peato.ra I met find *■«■»* aSlerrln th. hno-BBeW the- Wr. .<t»W roMn.Bfw I feae'BeMgBkflKMlRBRB N* K^.„d Sotery Fahlie. itoYtecZK ehiM W«KWd Keen watching hmTwilh enri.^iW F»*’ »*Mnd Hl U> W jMg fand iwiialiiwrlv .unroadH-l. “WMt la *■ Rnmrj leered tba eart«*»"J flt CWtf YMMfl hurt ». c. riusDMt. ' Mt*s Adj WdtotoWWr »i'«* •JUriaXlbe rerreated. while the <•*«» aWfM>| -whC! 3R w fl �■ 5 Aieago, February feb, TB«. To lhe Bupertntandects, Toeeber* and Parts otae Public Schools of lhe NcJtb-WbeT. A Great Suaitery Fair I* to be opened In tba City of Akugn, upon May Mb IMO. Tba Executive Commit!** having. Whoa the deckion was first rawdor id U in charge, have determined to bp? b. by the const, there were eery few who even bfelod nt a nullification of that de­ rision by tba Legislature. But theoooooelhy together cd some cf the mere »■ Albert Phillips Geo. Preston RU. Gto** , , . Barlow it Goodyear Geo. Rum T.G, Am prnu C**rt ” 8u they bad rccoereed to stratagem, on Monday evening, and by sailing out two lawyers of the senate, who had been retained by those who** seals are now eontaeted, and who occu­ pied more than two hour* between them, H was hoped te base the talking all on ana aide. Thia little arrangement was interfered wUh, at rather a late bear, and the unfortunate interloper was replied to, not answered, in a grace personal man nor by an aspiring young lawyer from Kent. A final rote was taken upqn the question to retain the present inaianbente, ia their by contributing one day’s salary. «aya, the tsiane* either eberel er not Afl moneys may be remitted through ▼o«ing. It k a singular commentary the Member of the Committee of each State aontribaliog. upon thia matter that of those Toting in To eara expense, it will be better that lbaa£r»adr<, about one half wto* there* artidea Contributed ba boxed and sent directly to Chkagw, plainly marked—M will now be contended that the cnuco* vote bi more binding upon u* than the Supreme Court deokiA’CS. Such is the if at th* lime lhe articles are shipped a oreisisteney of eoitie me* eent b*re ae notice of shipment bo eent to tba Chair­ legislators U-ienM any desire her* to man of the Committe*. be will one - that discuss the merits of the Supreme Court th* article* ar* disposed of in accordance s itb tba wishes of the donor*. . decision, i wrU only say, that seema to Aa the Schools of many of th* ViL me a very alr^ugv operation of th* “un­ l.gee will bold Exhibition at th* cloae known principles Of law,” to aver that a of tire Winter Term, the Committee decision of tb* Supreme Court of lhe would suggest that a small admittance fee ba charged, and the proceeds given to1 State is law to every other man or body tba Sanitary Fair: or, if desired. Spacial uf men in the State, and is n*l law ia ds- Exhibition ba given with t>is end in ciJin^tbc “qualification*" “e lection" and view. A very trifling gift from each school of members of th* kgisktsrv. In other wi^te, k not a Senator or Rep- child In th* North-west will, in the ag­ gregate, maha a munificent donation to ressntative under aa much obligations to lb* Sanitary Fair. obey law and act in accordance with law (Signed by the Committee.) a* other*t P.8.—Tbe-Ameriom-and the" Us, ted Since the passage of tbs bounty bill, Btetei” Express Companies have agreed, most of tbs legielatiotr has trees of a local through tbc:r agents in Chicago, Mewr>. J. D. Colvin and J. C. Fargo, to tnmecharacter. A bill has beea introduced into the Senate to provide fer paying drafted men th* sane But* bounty as volunteer* A bill has paped the bouse making prorlaion* fur legalising tba ac­ tion of towns heretofore voting bounties to volunteer* It al*o provides far th* sad 80 veers of *g«, reeeutiy dkd, leaving voting to assess money raised by Not* a wife but no cbUdrae. Ho leaves an fur the same porpo** if the towns sc de­ estate of about 880,000. To bia wife Ite cide. There are so many phases to' this kA KOOOMd th* urn of the ferm during question that lhe House concluded to Is- bar life. To th* fetnily of a soldier wbo had beea kilkd fa war, be beqaaalUd gslixe every thing, and to permit towns to rule themeelvee aa deeply la debt an they see fit on post call*. The Senate committee have preUy much ooocluded to amend the House bill so es to kgalixs nothingjmly what has baa*.heretofore voted on. I do not know what will bo the result. I am getting heartily die­ gutted with tba wbefe autter of leeal boontto* I eax teen sal Bare eowvfeced that th* true way ia to pay a unlfirrm Slate btaffity, than let the draft drtd* upon whom the burden uhaU &U. 1 feai now that I am done paying attoM to dter myself W draft Iflaadrrted and the Government deem* as a it rnbyset for a soldier, 1 will serve or ferwifh a eeb*Ut«*A__Wa.aM.MMd Jtet a few ■aorpnafi* befeea ths Jana ana will b* wanted, aad tbMaU wo has* her .refer* Frank A Um. QG. Holbrook JaaumRteh W.H. Poware M. W. aUr C. Welton W. P. Grnmaonda W.d. Fanubur John O. Tmkkr D. M. Hosib Seymour Aadnia Adem Tinkler W. IL Goodyear H. A. Goodyear CABeihy O. 8. Hadley W. Burgher M.G. Osborn Lemuel Urie J. M. Navin* D. C. Hawtey John Hotchkiss James Townsend Daaiel Woolcoll O. Dodge M. Gescbwind Allen JoaM D. II.JEvcrta Sherman, elated by hie recent increases feels ounfident of marching through South Carolina. We are willing be should bog the delusion to bin heart as bis tall will be a greater disgrace when It ooms* upon him. We too fodnig* In feelings of con­ fidence in oar strength, baaed upon far different and much greater grounds.— Sternum's army entered this State with threats, openly and defiantly made, of veagencs which should mark bia march. Sujith CaruliaiaM are not to be intimi­ dated by lulminattoes of brstalUies and we are mistaken if South Carolinians bare forgotten how to treat ths toeolsoc* of hirelings. The Richmond Xr-sriuro of lhe 1 Mb aaye according to official advisee, the last received at the War Department, Sberman ia moving on ths upper branches of the Edisto.ee ideally intending to flank Branchville and strike the railroad to Columbia north of ite junction with the South Carol in* Railroad. Ria concluded Beaurvgord has’ telle* back from Brandi vide to take up a new line to cover Co Iambi* and one Letter calculated for de- Jamas 8wia Charles Cola Ja* A. Sweerey A. Richardson John A. Richardton fcDulpb Tinkler W *3. 8. Goodyear D. McNaughton B.D.Fifi3d General Beauregard'* dispatch Hapjw ra that un Thursday evening du- emrny approached the south bank o'tbe Ct ngare* and threw a number uf »brlls Into the eity. During the night tbry moved up lhe riser and yveteiday morning terded lb* Baled* and* Brood Rivera — Whilst they were crossing these rl«»rs «.ur !r op* ttxLr Gas. Braure^srdevacu­ ated <kluaabia. Its enemy euun aftrr took possession. A large quantity uf medical store* • hicb it was thought im possible to remove, wore destroyed.— We presume th* Treasury t»kgrapbie eelablishuMUl are* removed, altkregh as to this er have no positive inUmatiun. Rmaso I 4ibCuugresJ kd it* qwuM .J! fur8OC| Sberman will next diroct fits step* Tbr general opinion ia that be will go to Charlrwteo aad establish a b*a* then-, but we d« noise* what need bo has >-t a base. It ia to b*presumed bo lossl>ais > ing rm tba country, and be has had m. O Sc tel War Dellglte. Dirimni, ) WaauisOTuX, Feb. 30. J Tv Maj. Gen. D<l: The etacuaiioa of Char Ireton by the rebels ia announced in lb* following tvkm just received from Gru. Grant at y PUnl lhe 20tb: E. M. Staswu, Bec’v of War. Th* fuUvsing dispatch is just received, and signed U. 4 Grant, Lteut UrtetaL The Richmond JErumiurr ..f today, just received, soys that Cbari..U»n was evseuated on Thursday iasl (Signed) G. Wutxsl, Maj. Gen. K tea? a P. Hewett H. D. Watt Tboraaa Kelley P. Pratt C.G. Bendy some very aotertaieieg military criticism* aotkipttioc* that Branchville and ulti­ mately Umrieatcm are m bia design* — There cm be little doubt, bet be will Mt either one or the other. Remer aaye COLD PENS • FMTWE MILLION! IMStt W, 8. Brown A. D. Kennedy John Fieber Jobr-N. Kennedy Plaidea Brown JobaS-Creso* , Newport Feb. IB.—All double re­ garding the occupation of Branchville S. C., by Gen. Sherman have been dissipat­ ed by a despaib -from on* of the Aferalfr Fort Fisher correspondent*. Th* annowaoewsswt of Ira captor* oa tba 12th lost, after three days of hard fighting, . ra* aiuMbsdA* llkaleu j trust the nsiil reetsd the south bank of the Cea. withta a few mike of Calnmbia, a h* skoated aa tba aorth bart of that r! �IMJSS'TOT' X>JRXF€3- BTORB. __ ■ K V Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries, Just Opened, and for , Sale Cheap, at, BURTON & ACKLEY’S. Hasting*, November 7th, 186^ i=j �' < HASTOTOS pRt’G STORK!!! 5 ’TJ-B-TLO'BV WraSFS^Si. fA ■ VlOO'O i eewd «n this way du sot let *o sprouts to show then,.rites aa little tender poiuta .: jJR VCl ,... ••■<»«; ■& ,7 TMAWD V h»u treaktag Ihroagb lb« riwllof the aeed. Bos ta drib., tevho or Meow hsehe. £ K-;X’^vr42!:^ 1 indbehMlbe sew. An ounce of need will U» Uh, m«1 to rtotlj-to W JST .m.&h.T>»*| WBI’iXTimt AND AtCOBOt. r.w.aJM**^* , manta, panonm* tUtMTOti.CftrUyMte* wUehhara been showed upm. bwftoaa KW \xart* ©$ CowfcXr^, groceries! The twenliaritf e^ tba • - -■ , *. •BVmA VuAVu,r ax>A VAU X*K <X>rriE. »DQ*B,*FICIftWM I I*>CMH. FIGK ftH-ujifl. cuorua. days by-keeping • warm place for I Ing off In ashes u Dot tricvLthis plat by * ^iJXr^y* \<v \\w. fee the Ufa sad bm>tb ef-fte todp depends L. .” . -4>M>.«M«wM,arite' R;, caii3s*33>AaraicK»7 SSSifi^.’ass »•< natln tllr.ru, ■ n.'titetntnvr. ZmOXmbbm, R. J. GRANT] ' SExbSb,’ Salt Jfhaum, ^h wmstWn. (Ppepepeia, . Aak Jfcileehs, Ltew OwpUIM. Derr Lsuoorrhmo, Jbw*aZoO^npl»i> TAWEK, **rn. An * •W*«mib<jtow er. Chlrace, DI. a. ji'itfMy •- j- r-men, irmptiraa. v? xi±a 8"4AiafiAU& Coxae and See! 1 MU EICLUtVE MSI STME (DiEBAJP, TO® (BAgTr BATTLE CREEK sew-A HHMith: W IMAGER •t. st 'l' ... a'__n ... K. t.1 OOTHZK waa eur-d «f Freerand Age* after tr, In- rtrri madtrH,. ie bi. n*rk OOTHXB w*. rarud W Feaar boro which SM *ii«to-l fnnrtren veers. AX0THX2 <>r nheomai^eKife^M VWM* Ca.es innumerable W DyapendB a~i laser Cr>«p u-.l cuujd^bo B,*"U’*** AVovk.W.'Wx a CXartK. ^\ve, ^i\ooc\. VdXflb are lhe *nat active and lliusshgk pOto that 'n.-T Mt to diraedv upoa iagtbat argaa «e eed> an a---------------------ZH? iart SKtX'ttlS K ©.iB.&iHa^SHEnrErs AMERICAN ORGANS, THE CITUS^S OP..BAiMI COUNTY eiaa^y a pentatire pU£ They are really a , t . ,, Ufti Uitfrt* VvX\, which, ia eonjaaotiuti with the TO *> EXASIMAHOX larg- ihljlsn. ThiCStf ba provided wilh a laafto faucet, adiTawt nearly level, supp'ttoXtoy bare of irgg, to preroct •agg u< >UB warping. Some of tba evap­ orators invented for making eurgbutn •yr.-n txsiM been need, aa we learn, with veil gn^b results. They certainly are well adeemed to the purpose. We shall be glad oP bear from suuie of the Urge maple Mar makers, in regard to any impmve^nta io the way of malting au­ ger. tl l a*alv introduced, with a portico lar d^.<-4pi;.^i ,4 Tparafe »n kind., fw is bi aqnw yeanruiareve have will cere all the a£>reia«alit>a«d ■<■----- ttl uid. uf ihemeeirea. will relievo and cur*. KbediJLa,* Cbvti’.vne»i», . *' ’ OeUe tPstna, CT.aZe.-a JieA.«, ftsdogwstion, (Tata 6» ths /tfwwte, ■ <^«uuea, ete., , ---.,., Try than neftciaet, and yon w£ aanr •WtT« 11Aak ytmr nHgMune. who butt usal tma, iii they wilbeay they am - , ,. CYooA. • •-­ I&SWDB© JB3C3S; FrRu. In... itoo to 1300. THZ AMEKICAH 0B3AX l» aa eelmi.r M> ieatnaeeM. ...... in beU > »*•.•<< Vurs^wr. . DRY GOODS. sad yew should try tueai belbre c*.ng Ibt a BDOT8 ft 6®DW, base ever duebted JOO will GBOCERESS IJU.S A 3t>FJM /. Fall to 0*11 at Skionar'a DRY GOODS ! : .•.♦tw-w’ .oaujeuna tMJOD PRINTS, **. •**n <jt»a£totS,auSr*KHi.‘ *. -THg 'BESl*' ikxu\£\x.O VAtStci <T � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-03-01.pdf 045ca5b5ed396f73eeca296b2e1225c0 PDF Text Text �7-30 LOAN. UMVirillA, SCSSSK vm^ dour* of their citixena, tba palmetto Qtate ha* almost eeeaped from the tern- . bl* 6-aaeqnenet* of war. NaWftoukm] bal fc origin iu South Carolina, 8bs legislators was tbe first to pass the ordi­ nance of secession. Tbe first blood of . lbw great struggle was abed al Charleeloc. lb*** bore tbs gallant Anderson was compelled to haul down tbe national » efet ariTyMd up Fort ■enter to tbe erh^ant 'Beauregard. Charlestoe was the birth place of rebellion and witnessed tbe first gnat act in the drama of the wtr. Jr Is now almost four yearn siiwv can malt*. If it were possible' to tow8uhtler fell. During that four years^nil- totaplatatbe financial failure of tbe Auv Ikata of money baa been expended and eromect, ne bank would be any aefer. jf many lives have been lost In the rain muwey is taana&oo. to^lvidwal notes oriwdshiar to caplet* Charleston from the bond and mortgage. It win be payetde to direction of tbe mu. Thews attempts the same currency aa tbe Ooventasent pay* with, and no betSsr. The GwramOhan marcbee ufiTinto the enobtry, in the rear «f tbe defiant i-Ity^ad ft yWds^ln o l aa It were, without pmmnre. It is evac­ mortgage upon tbe whole property of tbe uated betaca a Union toldier even at country. While other stocks fluctuate tamptato enter. Snob to Bhermaa's from ten to fifty, or erec greater per cent., Government Maska are always -We had h"j*d that tbe avenging angel comparatively firm. Their value Is fixed would have meted out swift dertructinn reliable, beyond all other soquritirs ; for to that pestilsMial city. That »>l one while a thousand speculative bubbles atone sh<«ld kava been left upon another rise and buret, as a rale they are never to-mark tba spot where treaaoa oslrhlnbelow par, and are often above. atfd, and where the first gun wan fired of Its tdsxaiL Ixtxubt.—The gsurrnZ triaann’s nnboty war. But if it waa not rate of iuten-et is six per cent, payable annually. 71£s is seven and three tenths that each a city is no feoger under tbe payable aenu-aaaaaffy. If you fend on footn-l •< tbe traitors, but that it has mortgage. there Meet be a searching of passed into tbe bends of tbe loyal and It m titles, lawyers' fees, stamp duties and Kerry loyal heart will rrj.de* at tbe delay a, and you will peek ln>ly the aafl>e reswls,*™- thoughts had >*pwd foe a fa’W <>C money you would receive from worse fem fifths oily. the Gofernment, and leee of it If you in vest ia this luwa, you have no trouble, i Auy bank or banker alii obtain it for i yon without charge. To aacb note ur bond are affixed fire ••coupons" or iaiererr Fifty days of the toseiiai ud tbe Legis­ tickrti, due at the expiration of each eadlature fense expired. No more bills ean n>>* be introduced fur legislative action, baa aimply urea: off ooe'ofthere coupons owing ta the CmstitutMual lindUti<«. present it to the nearest bank or G->veru Tbe last few days bare been busy days meat Agency, and receive bin interest; owing to that tack BHU hart been intbe note itself need not be presented at tmdaeed wpoa ait enaceivable subjects, mtnj •>( them hi a very crude state, to alt Or a coupon, tips payable will every where be equivalent^ when due, to money. Ifyou wish to borrow pinvty In the fewer pan*-/ the oity w*r» <xm» (ItosM todfeadbp unr stout mto abeUTbe wealthy part -f the papa|ato.n bav* doasngd the arty.and now ail ibainauaMis jare tbe poorer cUnma a tor are auffimug firumwgntW food- A aauvsuMnihed bean mode by lhefowmapder Ihm llslsh ebfob rtwnUed ta the onptore ut 4* preaes < correspondent, wbp urftedifiy tbe ± niton, give* tba foUow iug ' , Last Thursday pveMag. we had the pleasure of listening tn Mrs. A. 8. McAlla»Ur,’ fr.w» Bwufe-Creek, who was1 visiting in the neighbor I.m»d. At oar, eolieitatfoa she sang for lbw benefit of tba Bold™' Aid 8.<ta<y, Masted by bar brother. Mr. Craaa, fr«n Assyria. N<> words can justly describe the won­ leal evening Btig.Gcn. Gshamaxitinaiug c>Hil*>ai>di<«ttoe N.wtbeni Distriet, d«s- derful powersbfMrs. McAllaster's rule*. c.vsrrd euiire indicati-iae abi<J> led buu Her -Bosnia Naaata,"-WfifeUe aad I’ll to bri»e»e tbe.- (whale.. Wfpe about to evacuate Charlesu*! • ■ • • chanting bar prateae. . Or yon see Aald Mrs. J.dm Anderson, my Joe John, and -her ysdr tuaun,” tottering hand and liand , almost to tba happy land with their loves i we bright and trmt/td aa when they twain •‘On a bright May mum” were madv Stsaxus stm hhlmbolds genuine • PREPARATION FLUID EXTRACT BUCRU Det asothd/s lullaby aa she flag. >'*r bar darling baby that sweetly sirs M.lbe last strain ul Mania dies away, tut finer of sseculi.m than tbe elcctra I CgsmaatW/tobM' acvUMtupuftM*.*' utikouan b»nk i enterprises ••mid right, and after beb .-f experiroee>*d I.era to-bfite thuA .attogwftr tbe I there la the solid ul like a rock fi* B slradly iucrrasHig ( ..^s-ito/rr*"!.' jfref.uutil it baa a | (.lands t« Ikwt/ri 110500.000. TV d«-mv and sery»*.t| /HlU agtaft, 2^.' have atou been very busy in working up their reports, so aa to be In a enndittott to grapple with the most important and exciting qqestioM af thafleaetan. Three fees* will indicate to the reader. gl^ry.ufthr pufUi gwld-bearing b.«d. Carded to so great vX»d:renn-Md re C-^gb B-1I4M..J femily ta tk fend Al tba expiraltoa <Z three year* a buttered th* noun «f the 11111 fl taent la fall nr of faadiag hie nous M a stat -per cent gold-iaureet bond, the principal been spent in both houses in trying tn • payable io not lean than fine, t»r tmire peefeet and pass a bill tejpdirlng ths aS- than twenty years fr..m iU daU, aa tbe These bonds time wf-townships in raising baunttas to GovrrmneM may tfem. volunteers. The Dowse passed a bill are held st such a premium w to' Uda privUege m>^ wocl£ two w three legalising the issue of bond, by towmbips and to give a chance C* other townships to vets upon ihcgueauoc of txfonding nIMd« paid or pledged by uftoara er in- "Vrfl < ;ih* “r hm tameetodd aa-tb Ei^UAbJou .Hhcr remedy has 1 „d lung cvmptata* . firctusUy a* GwV tb« EsateoStaler to whom It was referred rroek task the pact pnwvftug txr the psy tarot of Btooev, l<«Md wr pledged W oHwaitme. or tat . for e.xieg to refund money paid by subscription. After a consMerable discussion the WT wm reeotnmitwd with inatrnctions to no amend M to provide for ----<r rc(pndiqg fo town officers and summit- bg.to dm rate tee* who had advaacad nMWey or givau parts of ths sour FUCT BCmJU gRCty.LM: HU �9T3ETW ZOXtTTGk- »TOR® ' V Large Stock of Drugs, Medicine^ and Groceries, Just Opened, and for BURTON** ACKLEY’S. 1.1804. ■ ■' t , �fjj "■ DRUG STORE!!! fret ae-d mil oil meal will hire anR* tba aaow effad. S-taMiia* gni4 ^w«' wUl nfoier an inei.aaUon e. tate; «»4bt atld Inrrraee In milk «W the cotwwMVai tuent i-T excrsahg nv«li»' ate «Mtf t** qwnrla |>er dae'U u*4>alf feMdlinga, and ia«al frt.tn B)Ml quantitien of Omtb, Pjw • J «*>»» »Ht bear and pr»»e UeXiafTand pr.^labb-i U- ahiHdd ba pin* int ent euxiM m* erm ftoaj. «r>cn, rnrzt. rwank ma UK>i o«uim> KiAney Convy aW &vtcxxM.» <4 Uvr xxaVxtV. ,: __ 'VYic.ee. art cowj^omA ^oofrt^V *oo\» wrwfc WvAm* w>c<xeH Ttakt ■ UfUi.AiM t)<iw<fenuu£. etui iimev ecuar.— Wher. U»r. i. .. UndMry Ju. Ul. <«•mw.l-HOk- brU food, alrfn may-Beitf' itUCtj We^VvUj 'Vo'a.EC, ’\'. • Hea-fcrwy . rf foadiMT it W tb* ||rM(. ret Inrpnrtxnee fo¥aR uni male,’end h aw«er <um<»4» than iu feeing Cowa, (bay TH 'R.dtaae'c'* ,. tt\0VMxc\v 'BxXXcts art "WbriuK? . l»«£>rr tbrm tfrrjr wiU yr»>2UL&4 jury fr-uu^Hur rating They ehould be watered • ■Am, and with water not too cold ; the Insitrr plan ia to bate eocb arrag<-iiou>VM "'ll give conalaiit acrew to itftb-Higb ilWeguhuit* ia ohacreed. tbe ♦» tiualw uppUiui will auuo arroininndate* il«rll U-atfnd timea. While I be slip ■Bt.’B.o'batV* feXoBvaeVv. 'KVVtt.ve SELf-ACMDSTTTG WRINGER N-. w.«d-Wi.a-«..-8*rfr . r &jn \Ykt ^.oor tunw raAte ■ftorXovV • u • 7>mU-&*•*• 19 fft out a/ M, art \\vt Ae\v vcvaxCt Bo\&ca ax\il Comfort. ttr. TLoXmeVw ISxMwri WH AT KTF.HYMODY KStflTK eh.,a^^rtjg^oe.pU., iawkcjoraXc Wvt w«a>k mA dxbA■ • >41 •- •* -* MaWftaaer ahaaW £ "If Aflje.tl^ Ar ■*S&M B». V,o\><«V. bat Herat Ar<ei anj Firfm.eye eaauw XCiy AT TAB ftWnvtEeXx "BiXlera Avvbt ttVNWj vackancYtoX^ a\\A wvukc t*.\o^o.Y>\u rKsxtx.TfiS^cxraiu Bamed. •»— “ * v lul tl ••■ KJ bin &ll)Sni »•£ <«1 Tba> devrartc iiar'o th.<n «11 life pisSihtt Tit. ’Ro'oack.'w Jkr• ttXo'Cvxa.eXv li\X\tYV BATTLE CREEK irt Wxc t-rcvtwUwfc XyuMtrVta, ’ft caXcv^ ^makvcmAxmcw,. bottu-.q/ udMaib I Oa. , Jia l-Ufj u t» witA eoukir^Wttre'.' ? Uu-W1, a W* asuru * *i»iu i . ’TT.- ■ -Mean. bichdnij WKINW4C0. • b.U rUna» THE CITIZEliS or MEET COEKTY H2LAKE ST.. CHICAGO.’ DRY GOODS | et£>e N< rw wmem cred MB , a* wtn-n lh» Mr aol «*U>. *r d|( tlw ' t ranger a t»nmy afl* tbe at ranger’* pH that ab-uld^U atnotiK^ »< moat «aored o( all thiag*. ' ‘ “ XIIB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-03-08.pdf a39d7ff3c81a499f00c139732556125d PDF Text Text MBS BhMkt nff hu t �.■UtWMt.akdo.wZaii aa thToror *. •■Bed, the aaaooM not noedad to pat the •f U iu Mt, ftatttaMMMwho^te.- WAR NEWS !! • Oaf .pf.lW.iriU tah« a4> rMtego of every dh-iak®, jMMqy <* whaaaWMnd by Mbrawaf ofito ka^w WM. atoro; M iho Phoenix of Hartford! to roaxn ii । aaigaal hbaatonmtoMr Beard. Th. wuefc ww . mplimd alia gfaaS work, ii waa Whrwnrd Ibwod that thara wm on mcaey in the lutarwal impewemaoM wWI topple Maim, lee- (bad Sam »988,its.«4 OMM femlliw with from MhN- aotoXM. Many ecpedien ta ar. being noorted tojo Ilmrirtn. get nd of aU lhaaa ohjeottonaae thto the cMaaM/bepMd. Kerry few daya iha Early. by Sheridan, and the capture «f Chart.liraJlle. bare bort received by thia Department. Signed, E. N. St a wo.. Bee. of War. Qty puiat, March »—1 A. M. Deeertera from every p>«nt of the en­ emy a liaea. OModriti the eaptare of CharAland corny eae who baawBamieed the eeU al a ptawuem. aa wee th* own with Uua.ilte by Sheridan. They any be top­ •be rid Seuro-Tbirttee. the trot TwteMy tend Goto Early, end nearly hia entire M4n>U<nh. IM HaUte » Tear Lena, and the FivriTwemiea. fare., o metering uf 1,800 men. Four Tbe above qweaUnwa and awawarn, it ie hrig-dee were reported a* being aant to believed. wiH glee fell iafemactioa 'till. Lvncbburg to eat there bafera Gen. Sher­ Um. ibe Swml Beta *“*“ *------ idan if potoiMa. nr any of the Seek, or E Signed, D. 8. Gun, Liect. Geo. .dtooeU the Lmb, will oner ail qaamhina, and bo, »IOO. SSOO. al,000 aad M000 ) U» !.«, WpU to —U- •« •» •Hl M, I-- W »!■■*“<’ H.1BW1—..U taMi’U <H • M „„ MMHry J •otiocally deme, except al a ge rleettou belt la November. The lmic« wa. accordingly Amanda! helped. Our eoldiera are winning imperoar country a ohmic advantage at a ieiuMo honoro, and It ia much to ho dotime 14. th-1 Shall — not rather go plorwd that the privilege, af dtiaraahip to tod is ekroeri, ferimg thrt there ar. can doc omto apeedtly be oouf.rred apeei yet rwolta to ba aocuoipliebed which •bonldaroomeeo-y acting working Brpublican secure yet another victory over tbroa who hare hmwtofer. boewl down to the mofech of alarery. aad lent their aid rod encuurefrateol to the eoejktglal tbh eotmtry. oflered 6-r —la by ibe Gorer naient, via.: the “SKVEN-TlilRTY." In entering apon bia du tin ba deeirea to .newer plainly the large number cd quewtiofla daily tod hourly propounded to hfttf. t» that hw Mtow country man may all enderataod what tbw -Seven­ Thirty L»an” b—what are ita pecatiar fnerita,—buw they can wbacribe fur ur obtain the aotea, dtc. IM QuMrioe. U hr b thi. Loaa called both bronebea ar.ebeeM.m>d life to 1 the “Seven-Thirty" Lnanf feared that thia aril will grew •<»< Jarwer. Il beer. Internal, in currency rarbar than better aa time pnigrm.ia • al ibe rate vf Suvea Duller, aud thirty Drgaat burinem ia «m. peat own of < eenta, each year, on eeery hundred d<-l lar.; making the intaiwet a. ft4l->wa : aaaah ranoiug eway. Tbe troth ia, at Ona ertt. per day on each 150 note. wbo ba. roy buameea at all, feela Twoccota “ " 100 • impatient al the aarifaa of Um. which in a pecuniary point af view. ia wore, than thrown away by »*■?>•< bare. Ove d*4lar - BOSS 2d ^Mdten. Wbati aad bow can they 1-tof. brtedy rndaerod to ih. eeuleobtaieed ? meal of the qaaaciu* of Mteeted mate. be-daawer. They .rafor •aUalpw-. ird 1 do mi aeed to do non than make a arcervd interest, by all 8eb-Trv*-uri«e, rvferonee, aa all your reader, duebdom Naikmal and other Danka, and all iUukkauw, h-agwrw thia, bow they bara art. ero a»d Broken. ZdQiMion. When ia the ietcttot pay­ tl*!. The Supreme Court dreidee one able and bow can it bo collected I way up-® the Cunelicauonal qoretiun. Jervrr. The Coop*®. or interact aad lb. LifiUatnre aaMcaea prerwgativa* Ticket, a.-. doe I Sth February .nd 15th nevor given it by 1a Caklirtftm, and a«iy BubTraaeurer, 0. S. Depooitory, Nalionel «caber r»r Beaker. 4Cb QwearioM. When muMlbeGuveni. meal pgy «<tbaaa7J0e1 . jAombw. They arc due ia Uro yeera bnk Qwetfieu. Meet I receive back my mrtey wiMwwa. IB071 Xa«wrr. Ae ) not enieaa yoe ynerwrif prwfcrtode •>—the Law give. jv9 the rigki to demand fruoi the Guverameot, at that Uta*, either yuur surey or an aad to render it may Car ail to aabacribe —tbua Mftiliag th. MMrwctieae of Mr. Fnaavwu. who earoaMly droiroa that tbeywopiruflbe wh<4elrod.(a. well a. th. eapitaliala. ahull beva every opportowny albeded then M: ubtoiaiaga purtowi ----- - r n- •----- 1 , Wellington, March <■— The f J lowing ia ibe Preaident*. Inaugural addraot: Frfiow Cow. trymm—At thia aoeond apptorlu to take th. oath of the Prvei. dwitial •-flier there fa 1cm oroaai<® ftw an vxteoded addrew then there wm al the flirt. Then a Otatemeei ■twnmbai in detail nf a courw to be poraurd aeemrd eery Suing and proper. Now, at tl a expiration id four yeaia, during .huh publiv dcdarai'nca hare Into oxateirriy clkd k.rlb on every point and phene oi the groat control which Mill atetoha the aUrttiou. and rtgnoaee the eMr^r* ’•( the nation, litlla that ia new omild .i>e prwatnied. The pnwrrea nf oar arn.a, upon which ell rlee depend-, io aa well known to ibe pabl* m to mtaelf, and it ia, I treat, reaaunablr MtiaLrt4-y and encouraging to *|L With high b-pe f.w the future fm predittion whh regard to It ia .eotured. On th. occaeiiei aimilar to thia, four yaora ago all tb<.uchta were aoxiooafy directed to an impending civil war. All dreaded it; all aougU to avotd U. While the Inaugural Addram waa being delivered fam thia place, devoted altogether "■ ‘to caving the Unhm without war, aeekiag aaahiag U: to dweolva the Union and AS WOT divide the oderta by nea< partlmdroroneted war Qi _______ would mabo war raiher thu lei the Na­ th® ear-viva aod th- other euald accvpt war rather than hit It perUh, .ad Ibe war came. Uae-^ghth uf ibe whole populab ® were colored .Uvea But dielribaled jjtoerolly afpr tbe L’oiun, but UrnUard iu the ouotbero partIt. Three elavee e.®ouu.tod a peculiar aid puwerful inter­ eel. All kttow that thi. intereet waa MMb»w Ibe caum cd the war. To alrenglben, perpetuate and extend thia intereot. wa* th« object* for which ibe t. awegrota would rend the Vni-a by war. while tbe G»ven>n>aai claimed Du right to do more than. t<> rwetric* the terruorial aklargmaeef </>l. Neither party tutpoctod fcr dm war th. magwiwdc and the dumtiro which U baa already eitohml Neither MUopatod that the cauee flf the cocfitet nxghl coear, GENUINE PREPARATIONS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, OOL meioif-nure into CLOTH— CLOTIlIXfrSTOM r - UN VUI Cl^TBUC. MWWMr. Few ��AJJHAU (RUG ¥. M. ^loftgiRnwT reared his ^c&tgb' o*U ; Aa be paeasd the tMroert tha halt drawn GROCEB-IESi ^^jaGwU M 3Tgl •« W«l it fr<>ra •,tSa W'tmfl 55f aisrry »<4a»a already naab•dbiasM. JAod~b. wW«i.pie.dHl 4yja«*M.iba MtnMOTof tbs the Vy» aew him, and came bearing iiwp upua him like a Bret «(awiA ships be «um tbawiad. . tiki, rah i JamU” «M • tUrnr W them.M-tbey Julaed company in she aaaal. There they amweMManiMitas awbde, raewig. Imping, skating backward, and cutting all •>■«» <>f fi»nt+ t»l figures an iba ire, wtiU Gnwge gave the a ord, ’Now fi w the Island ;" and with l«ud ik'Wi they sbm-uut U'geiber * upon lbs nj«r—*H t'ul James. “I uiusl leave » uu aww.’’ be said. H) Jaros*, dre’t," eried several at Of*. •N.rw sea bare. Jamre,” said Gaonte, JUST RECEIVED I . miserable asnieitct. TUeee^sdiaiafi Kw Viuci\ua\*A 1>4 C*«kl*i Korun, Wnlwtwp ar kind • good sasorimrot «f (Ms R.J. GRANT! rEXH, PFNCTIA INCH. FAPKK nr. rrr.oPM. t£ r>M a«r lUlraa ma; W 4aad .all af lb 1 HVAB JOST-RECEIVED ........ m r Uta u nine yeaa >Mi4ia^ aodbb pikas' loe* <>r two years / ' ANOTHER writes, hi. sen win ware« ter bm tiaeh had ateoat wasted Sway.., ,,, ’1 he doctors peuueunced lb« case torero. U ‘ • w* •••_.. . ... ..... vl .IBa. utxt.Mr. •r Rea.tr Pay, Mealy. after ETTintajerj mdipn. ia bis ANOTHER wm eared W r wVirh h.fl nin^ToeHr!* veers ANOTHER <»( KUsi.ur.a4, l*Mt inuumeralile ot Dywpepsis Complaint emild bo mentioned h> Wjwl.1 atteatma «illhep«Hm COMrorNtl N« end mttti.g «n fWtOsCRTFTIIMl*. and *» perv*asiw( eisdKtaes of as can rvty ape. .wax 5 Mao'uniriiired sad tclf. whalrealt 14d rtdH U nrtrrraaa a.stricrva.ec co.. Ko. » Meuau. New rd*. M l C1e.,uag Ohio •■ « C hOKTHUyJ’.Agsuu WHATEVERYBODY KNOWS, ria ,TUI fa!, Wen galrZaTiad. >.77^ 7iH. ~ ‘i i-tT'.11-1 .ttWnrWMi T’T 1. , ©HIBAI, FOB ©ABH r*'t* J* u‘ r»-«Ol-d‘uFikA\'ii^r>'.fe.. K»<I»J>.T. Cw.iuIa, rwl*«»trVik AgOaUvtr*-* •■ — — • uerestle units 'la rttki „ Uui|SWprevdITeff. r■•Well, I’ll gn down tli you, oniiiAct," and bo d arrow t<> lUo front, Air be MmMMAO O’JirWnT*.' . Ltuw GampitUnt, A«w»- akM«j«gn<^ IsMtarrh-M, . £rgv»i-w .J>a»i|wiM,. a. jloAtu*^ a,v a ff^man^ "■ • Kit, Sjr^/ulcua Ctomureyiijn, tit. MBIT MUttEin. Come and See !! «jciUtmmt "f their epnrt, he bad rrpsau edly raabed uul vf ibr osusl. quite acn>as the clxnnel «f the river. lie wanted t>i An with the bi-ys. He didn\ really iblhli there was tn nab danger, and the dieenvrrs that be bad already unwittinglr*br>ken tus Gubar a annmand. did mil help bios, in thia tx-ur ot* weak news sod teroptathm. The biare aVida>r»»red A>r Mm i» join I them. James Slowly -glided nut of the ■ . STA-TIOXStSRir. AS Work Wkr. o. C*-™.. *VKc ’fiVooA. TOi I'isssssijssri 1885 New Goods. N*l; M»e»* “ «ha moat active and d.vtoerhfcUh .. A. a. V.aaH MIMAlS!".* X 1865 AT THE VSkooA av\A TAwr VAX, ** in adranc«4>f »h« rest. AlaalJ&'oe <•( lb« b«>ya knsw ortkr murder.>^*'l>rreUiirig h<>lo which hail opaned tbf*day in tha channel, and "*♦ la» right Janies path, Wailing t>> re binr*'and the 6{R.9uP>* ther bad whist, in eonjuocl'on with die . ONLY EXCLD8IYE CASS STOKE -CIJIAO JJ dnfJWj/yy A. ■.FESse jt; winJ . *■' V’" will ears al! the aGj'reiaonliuneJ di use m and, of th-moslve.. will relieve ami taM M*W»:>he. CjstiiwnMg^U SW the paper «<ih ts.ttaiitiW». fc.l Mksria coeviner-ttu tf ft SWOTS Ar/SK! BATTLE CREEK S3 “td*cu-*’ ■"Kk rear who «av» asal A sag and ibej wni M^.Uay *• - awt mm Ql©oil ~VtT^<TlTM»l 1 W .i-w Q, . T.B.SKINNER4C0. limb ans^psTwaEssEs-r I ATM cu opmu II; AND JSS32 ■X Wrisgsrli the cmzEss or urn cotrm xtsc; ■etw. 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They had iNen ailcn^ a ifme, I and Di> sound w as beard msa. that made by their jivoevlidiug-near the amuillv -whitasurfiMw before abeam—Attest Ar mel ha.kttfvp ytri N be bad dWte* off IMfifih >T eilth eplwtk• -/---. •I aay, Ab"*1' I I bad a new «*• , nepiuidsnl. 1 ba ye * rittm so many any limes ' Iters are u> the <dd mica that I heir letters growing tense and insipid to imsi. 1 «i»h I bad one ubrfenvld arouae me to active thought, and inspire>e with enthutlaahi mid energy. -Of my lady c-rrt-apondeOW, Uarrhi *R-FMEMBER THAT TIIM lllTTlUiJ « ' SOT AACWOaOMO, , • Coates, aa Bum or MTst-Uy. sU’^CiUrff IS THt BEST TSIIC little bit oi nobaruee. ’ i. a. notBnooK. ro»XKr«Bd CauaesItoKat I—. sag • uh ih* di.eints fUr finta.Iter.' Warren BaaiWpb, I'm lor of ths Miliupiorch. U«nnsnU>wa, I’s. KJirfE’l A BflBAWM. okvits Md cduKHiLLORS At law 1- H **«. CAOWAIAAOtUl.' on a diminutive «itb all the rrat. lou an***. AJyiin. J ■bought It very fine tn write her aad re- ahfoty*ttflt. for the 'weW.' aitd • InPiaM < ofa-tforty deys'/forlow, waarawta 'linaee c । al«Marwi.-A. jo. o». his lips^called hi» companion.' hmg, that .bfigbL .Maj aftefnibis naw lyltef before rm ike figure and cUnurter <>f tl n.iMhmTfo ,-IM h nMtet' Tliey C"udiidad she mult be a B —----bl-wide, of the ordinary height df'woh.co; a lib golden hair and axurs ») «, and alu* grthef lnrely. io jq>p*arwncA , . Other rvfiuetnetit and education, they had m >l much U> Judge from. It was true, they said. Qyuhaj.wa baf rare 6n di.wmrnta, hpweser. ■' rr. nfl.^dM U’lVKr i ■ An^fo.AniMe1 tpade'a reply. afteflav '•" teyAn '“..“Sljesi: a IVA I lug occupird ,aom< lime in writing and ,was !*<£'. Uw was PQUatl irat aadftuM. < thinking aM jbinking ‘»kald'J,and then fed into . rim-ri. ofiwld 1 water, flli rl* t?,w)nM JH*1* nr^gylniGM'btf W?' Mritee)>4d4fokiMruKL '«t* tv i->«iunue tbe V.'-’rw-'p.uidss>ee. a>. «mj’ Tbe&;«h&Mbrttnsibbtfgfi>Wfc.' 1 u u should. >>cAgrce*l>te tn both partfys, ledefix-mMKC-arwoitefW^MktAfotAlV » mid Alpfa ft approve/ . BI1C then gsw ever eiacethe fol| .«d tirtf <MpilaA had > 1 Wil Heam^wlLwSZ With Was , Wil iie Victorirt anc ffl'TV, tie aporth>j-e»e eolirrntd ti» Armel and Ahnn by fni»ny Um'.’Ab 'plMMfcb rpiaUre frvm ,lb» BaltlMbru y.rrfep<itel: in* »aTy pfeeWu ent. The “-mutual benefit" seemed tu be I etiiirely satlsfacti.iry tn id!."' •' cag.s tn be escbai^d, but’9(»td'them** ‘ Tbs 4 imng^thap dinc^sM the1 iadr*w 1retuardtn be rscfieMsd after, a^dHbg tetters liyrlbef an4 ga>* ’tbcruurjvrs 1liu f.fei.ani.a.n.w-'ilotaHt, urrujinunrnuis. 1-^ tbn credit ■>! , being ' rrmaritahte for 1 ■heir foct in judging of ihnerV a distance. Often "Ariprl repeated hie f^yrlrite ~Eu . The business manager of the Charles n-lteP 1.0 rrt>ivingtbe<¥ wetonfop IrAteri too CoufiiBr aaaed"tb have Ks 'e«tALn>brvpl-ts With OmOglits refined. »> resll) inent rt-mpnd fmni'teliere. i..-c =:. •.•• 'bo her lai.gu.go seamed L'« fl/.w from berpe^ ■•sipjwterd nolHffokthiw hl 1880." Uoe vf and trace itself in tb<~e beautiful - .iLe rdrtnru uT the CuurirA.ff.red A10,000 lines he wus reeding. "fiurWy, bu fell, far.ibe^bead ofrtiirn. Bwhr, wjxu.the h.msrlf fosplrrd to a W’lllfr pursue*,' latter was omimaudsut of New Orleans. filled with a ro-pcct and love/.rail ftian Anextytxu.r ..f tlm pecntusry cuo<H. kind sa he discovered the vw>blvhesWi>f tliis <m« wotrign. U«wyjvfifWi MviffoiWaiid linn <J the street railway companies. uf niuaningtMs e«i|M»6*o;nut‘b<>rds'<ii»ivtey. Ciucihtiatr shows that the enterp'rl'ap' Vi tf<f ■ rtwy pmfitable one* at- pM*M.«— Inn terh a tbocjlA/dlviri*. S- mathnee of earth. e»n.wln>M of hvsvra she wrrda. I tilling tk» aevuu <months radiet-Deceiti. I ...m. Um~ -f ufoteaad .htearaaldestiny. txr Bl.Ute jHs^stsr.and citv pasaeuger But wbalsvrr jlltelbotmb It was uf greet o>uipanM« earned 1100,474 bl., vTbe» asperses In the Mme time were • 11022X2102' u>ttrust lu Armd. , . ., , j/ , Aa,iitnr pass..] on, he began to gbaf* Jfi.sbrtwlng' sn FnteA rtf tirpnidiftirre bfi tetters lewwHh-bia Tklowd.' Re-fcept day gmttemeo. them »M<ire vi him-elfi and niadrtslad <« IbalAbe "mutual benefit" meant »<>mqIhrug murrf aarl->a« tliap *aa at first ‘In­ tended. 'Artnal-wa< often bury lb-<bgbt-’ fol—he who had always beene.i|Hy--ei* bis friend often dteeuvervd :tim gaai»X drswwnb mtQ tbcdi«aucs, »» g^e, ^ • uuld be away .hum his camp h-.sicjaijd he, knew his thoughts wars with hU Os* c.ty friend. ' ' One day A ratal came ml- the teat with bia o>uaten«ice bswintng with bappiuswa. | “ Whm, mra, mf bsijtf ’ »id Aly^.;_. I । ,s^uf*>Mu .<*»<*• *r ‘.••ri1 y.'ltr case. .1 hn\a, Th'iiiy pocket ;w‘ Air- ] i J.itrfor IhHtJ dwys’^abeewca, amd-Tmi । foiagldireet ft Balluuurt, (lie. city ^twy we-ijw.«••■»» Myj-W ■ omi-fully wlrcted pbraseej aht penfeeaes V > be ii> raptu r»a v\er her»le deeUa aud beHMv songs, and disO-uise* much ul gfuTJ, aud talk* sit patnounHy and ewdeavma to imprvaa meand tlai wbrliT ia’ilh t^M idea tbnt vbr, tm>, bat made a eacridce tee bar 6iuuiry.j,_ , ./-,,,.. -*3be uwaiit yr 'U, probably,” inlarjupv ted hiecniira*. • -I suppueaso, ‘'.Mia Arroel,, thereby dtefteyrng the umeeiltd bia race. . -Ihere are0vcfa1' etbr-ra," wteliaw|d going <n 'tHM a leap hno matnwi.my.* H And ws'ibsageuttenmn 1*4*4 <MbR-. ba, "»ba are jerticularly adapted a» ehr.eimteru. They in4te ■MiUurtMl• vl lalxd-apd «fcr1u,n4*J>. *------ -•»—‘-1 all U>« 'uaxtlagc* aiiddietM,' ahd*erim)e other eowa suspecting the people «d.oUt . —r _. iWiBidHa JW >WB jifoKi Mt F..r; Aljan, tWru n • j ,.. it is rrtit tn'tbeiri-ee^t Mdahud for the alMVWfeakqi i<i b a a»<> eev welW *A.4Slk»1M«US.'nrealwur' bm JUfosiry,'before ha; flight foist abwt. WWM> llcK-ntucky gucrrillaa are very live­ '. n<>‘.»iihata*4«nc ■,b* «r<far uGm. >j >n<j >< horam. bap tfo-y and stule wan «h holly pursued by the Hvfoe Guards that .they .e4i«i«W^ fatfoik IxaityjviAMlUMMMf *1 J«a»« » men au Irrupted tn unUf £> <lt bfofoS il»C*®re wrt1' *** •“’K Ma*H>* e« tn «••*<« ««Mn bH W< WW«* �ABAT BACT BUCBU, Vu.uaeg Cuwiurrcx — iicaa Caucus ca 'Seterday Mir. wing peraoo* ware of lag* C-wuniUre fiwj the at Tua Paaatuer Svs«m. liua ha* brew rcvvAed, aa i> oncvrnrd, and all the trrUf at Detteit naemeil train* thia week. other day over • je«M roeolutfaa pm pro ttae Hfovred la th. rome rtrrie. tag amendment* to the Stale Conetit*, “Mr. Brror*.«dCalbowu^o*ntv. moved lioo. There were three dullnet propu^ that lb* nomloaifao of Hon. I. F. Cbns tiona embraced io the reerinticn. The tisacy be mad* by acclaimatlon. “Oa muU<«, iheQmvenUim proceeded Aret wan te atrihe cot the word “white," to an Informal ballot, with the following the eeeaod, to permit of lieeaeing rum. rroelt: caller*, and the third to pcoride ao h> L P. ChriatUney 108 Aeekta Blair 17­ craaae of aaiary to State oGoera and B. F. Greve* IS Judge*. It waa oe the eeoood eubdbia iuo that the debate epreng wp. ing a large quantity of artillery and am­ munition. Th* artillery wee all bor.t or .piked, and <he gun carriage* deetroyad. QU account of the bad cuodilfaa of the road*, all the rebel wagnet captured wore drotroyed. Fur the earn* reason Coater remained al Wayoeabore, till Sheridan, with th* male eoloma. eenup. and probed <m through Rockfish Gap to Oreeaiwoid. Al last ecroonte direct fr-ra Sheridan, Gon Coater waa within a few mile* of QutrloUesvilla. Tb- rapture .4 Early'* remnant of hi* <>noe aplrodid army free* lha valley of, any rvgelar force. ___________ detailed tn resort the rebel prie-rore were attacked by Ore R.«eer, with a rebel cavalry force, war Mt. Jacheon, but were reprised. There waa quite adiriaion amuag the temper­ ance men. Soom held that iaiemperanca waa an aril that legmUtioo bad failed lu -Mr. 8eaum, of Jrokwm, .tated that Hun. Austin Blsir was not a candidate, and ba had been requested hi wltbdaw the remedy, and that the only tree coerce name abretld II bo preaentad to the C«mwee tn “ragul.te" it by licenee. Other* vonthvn. evened that no ria ought to be licenced. -H.«. L P. Cbrivtianey vu declared Na evil ahuald ba raougaiaad aad made unaoim.ioaly nominated, th* Gmveoliu" reepectable by throwing around it the dedining to go into a formal ballot amid aanctity af the la*. That the prohibito­ ry law had not proved a woree failure than the nld licenee ayatam. That liqaor ■ u not «>ld a. openly aad *hamrtaeely now aa tb«. That upon aa intimajrao of any wbiakey row, the blind* were riooed and the doer* locked, not to get rid of drunkard* merely, but far fear of the la*. That in many ptacee the traffic had been for month* at a time almost enJ lirely auppreaeed. Cpeo taking a vote that part of th* reeolatiun waa Mrickee cut by a majority af Ave. Thia Legislature aaemc to owe the canine race a terrible spit*. Sum* foair [ or 6v* different “Ag-lavre" have been Cowrt, waa redijrily • rung, sod the pen propoevd. The Bowse baa pawed a bill ptaUea en dec»ed. W* would tmt lioewaiag the keeping of dog*, aad provid. maha thie faet prominent at thii time 1 .ng far killing all d"g* not licenaed, and only that legiaUuira and all other* may lining th* owner tbareot a *um not io taka warning, after X:ra*ly notice, that exceed twenty-five dull&r*. The Senate Rte peopla Will fiiRow leedar*. when have so bell to ted fur the Hoove bill one eoaad princlplca, grided by per* motiraa providing very nearly like the present aai a Gear jedgemcat cwaaa U> eoatro! law, only providing that the tax shall g>. into the school fund of the county where thrir aetteoa aad direct their onooeefa. euch inae ehall be collected. Whatahap* ■4 Oso. WlLLAM for Regent* of the the Senate hill will take is now uncertain ; wm alee a just tribute to val-. aad if it should pare the Senate lb* mad, aeperiawed and eGriont officers. | IJoeae may oot agro* to iu Bel 1 think U» •* RrpeWioro party *«• do ito we are to hare eume kind of a dog-law. The County Superintendent bill eUli riMyaad elect the ticket Goa nominated, bang* 6 re in the House. I doubt if it Uraae, Marek S, IMA. Winter hat <■’«* and bright attnay spring la t« bend; end yet the atrange re that are wilhi* the gatee o( Lancing still Ilefur. Twice or thrice each day they aaamabfa at the Ospitul aad work aa fro dear Mo. Merchant* are thinking of Mora* which need reAlling aad atecemrote croHleoied. Farmer, tn thinking of Mock oa abort istioca, of eager orchorda •hat of bands, and the aeuai “.pnng A Waahingum curreepoodsnt any* Government evutt expect* to bsar from Sbarman ria Wilmington. The last beard from Jobnatm waa that be waa Sundering in the swamp* near Yadikre river. Bepnregard bs fortifying Ralegh mid Goldsboro, but ia already lerrifad J. W. Wbreler I at the spparsiwHi of imr co-operating col­ “Ou moth*, U •*• declared th* uaao- umn adiaucing from Nee hern. imMi wish nf th* Convrati.m that Hoc. E. C. Walker bo re nominated. "Tbenatbee of H-m. Nathaniel Bae™ Gee.-Willard *n3 Charles Tripp were prraented. Th* claim* of lb* lauer graikman were ably prveented by H-«. LOBB EXPEBIENCE John N. legmoll, and the elaima of Mr. LOf the Farmrre’ Metnal Fire Inaaranee Company, Barry and Eaton Cuenllea. coding December 81, IS64: Capital Stock. 1888ITS 00 Number of Member*, ?S4 . Notary PuWic tar Eetoc Cuwaty. The very prompt meaner in which tbi* company poye ita Irone* asay be iirferrad from the following card: Jootrowx, Barry Cn„ Mich., I October < 1884. f We extend our thank* to th* "FarmHervey Wright, Andrew J. Let, dvam- ere* Molqa! FlrTTnMrttere Ompaoy of Barry end Estre Cmwtieu ” fro the Mat RaaeaM, Chrioe O. Seutt. Thia btheecrond Bet of appointment* during prwaept poy meet «f the isee ef war born ♦a—M than hr. Owe or two more bn«< remevkaUy *««*• thia art. and we hope . lie will cmnoenre this M.nh llth. in S<b<«4 trr*ie err Two Dollar* HLLHBGLD’S EXTRACT BUCHD THE ONLY SURE THING. )H(ENIX INSURANCE CO. I Tax Iuxstatsb PnawotoeicaL Joverat far Marrh, cootaine Gov. Fraton of New York ; Edward Everett, the Or*, tor; May* Devidwm, the Patriot; Aristoile, the Philoewpber; Charlee Fourier, the S.-ciaii«t; W. H. Fry.theeompueer; with Purtraiu and Biographic*. The race* of Mee ; Caacaaatena, Mongolian*, Bthioplane, American Indian*, and M«>l«y»n., with Grouped portrait* of each, aa4> Map (bowing the Geographical di* tribetion of Mankind, with Seventeen lUaelratiima Also PaTMooeour, or "rigne of character." Lo«e under DifBeullira. Fore eeeinr, and "Seeing at Sea," “Wotting together for G>eri,’’ hy Rev. 11. m Bullu b, Lo.e. periettee of a School Teacher. Get the Genuine Article! Phoenix of Hartford. THS PHfEXIX unwm reman naabaClleawf U* pe.ta3ou.witk wtargad hSiM to? □timnrjr Croerr, re," "The ll«*r o nl Foreign E»iu Firlda. I» Washing^ 8983,172.64 E, Light AR NEWS !! llarUw." hAl Aadn J.-bw*/* "Ancient Mmit ■a Lake 8.i|»riot." “To Birthday," “Nrcdle and Ad 00 per y rar ; two o ropie* HA.00Add GymAaticka. The ItmcavTAeta. Our right po Raaeoo; Haw we Cuoes; How |be braia mold* the cranium, and and lb* heed conform* to the Character. is were to correspondent*, etc.— Ileal Number. Only 20 cent*, poet, or 82 a year. Address, W. A. NIMOCES, Secretary. WILLARD DAVIS, PrwrideoL Sworn and eubeeribed before neo tk lOthdsy af January, IMS. HELMBflLM EXTRACT BUGiiu lESPaOVZo'BOStX WASM Prof. J. N. Wing io in poroa to giro one or mon v«* ■« the unlveraaHy at ian System 14 Writing. tie It rrprerentrd by • eipaU High Scbwola an New Advertisements. The Barry aad Eaton Counties Mutual I Fire la suraace Company appear* tn be in gwsi condition at regards its financve, m will appear by examining iu annual aUletueol which i* at fellewa. tetheState. All, all are anxious U> change ibtjcenca.^ Geir labor*. and ' laiggia ag»" *“plaaeeU the Itarus uf lite Opyeroau. Wayne enwety drUgitm*. propoeed the name of E. C. Walker fi* reelection. “A* informal ballot was t*k*a resultiegMhdlowa: E. C Walker »6 Nathaniel Bacon 40 lab.<*ip which the editor c>grd. bee® eoch m to I tkr employ mraTUfa-TOT •a local editor,woebnoW gliwy of the P"r,'’»r " rrodid to m |r»*t •n *' world-rev*” "*4 rTI"*< weraiKS? rOera wig ��xmiAUS wratf- j, .“' «•; 3 . HMipres ' DRUG STORE tl I dMtLW tiwMTuir mtor wiM»iHr*.top of it. The liwtTWni tTWCTI i Nww M tbo bottle bo Bewwd aa t«htly wflh a lid Mh can bo ennvenWntly, and b».l th. U^ob tberw^ d dv- W ke Brtti ttei Tiki Care •< tL w|Ur must lx pocrodlnlo the kettle m 1 *£££« «f e^orinf the bottle with aPMlM.ytP reula ’ Ttili-sua iPetifee, reytr and jiff Zivffr Complai Aloe a Ml ate* ef ‘ GROCERIES! Che 'bni«. The ton- waier and atosae wffi MqulAr the ..it and expel ft fh«t the &^'.Zu,.‘Z.'d,^VH io r4yMp.M«Mti«Ae v«we aU«M not be fl lowed V. erapnmteao'low that the oil that ha. risen to the surface of the woter sb.u«W rotoe in exftart with tbe d^bnofaaad bou^oa neck of fa will In^igegtion, Ja,v,n&ibe, ’ . KicLn&y Complaints, corm niu. men. ram. tu. ncua no*. UHuia.Qot.nHi; o-vtA aW &mqm» c$ a MSM* kat wcAwrc. '<4b»d.-. . .i.->,: rV\\e%e *B\XXc'C% '• JUST RECEIVED! arc. eoYw\LO*fc4 <*<\A Vowxer^vX. vacta a«A Am'Am, u&vvcY* make tWm : ST^A.TIOISrEK’Sr, R.J. GRANT! AWsAAv^ 'Vo’Kvte, rnta. FF.NC1M. INKS. PAPER. KJC. VKLorat. CAR DM, Ac. Ae. T>< R.dbu'.W. . rtXjOWVOrCXk 'BvXlcta that which U obtained at the aeomd <>r third bulling, Tboew will bo some water amnnr the ni| which moat bo evaporated; tberwAwe put lbe oil in • dona koUla, and the .41 MTEOT MEMCEIEt. art. VtM X-DO* vao.iV* VrajL Come nod See !! Or "RdbueV. V>Xowu«.\v TJXXXwo to bam it. A« auun aa the oil brnina l>> altniner alittle.il may bo removed Iron the <re.aa the water has empirated.— Waler in oil heated U. the fadliti* point. wlU W>m».rt*d lnt« Meant almoet ia* ctantoneuiMly. no ntay.be aeen by allow in| a few dr»pab> fall into bulling ••!!.«* b.* tard. Thio nemtro fr<w the d.flereneo ul tempcfatura al the ladling p-lat of the two hquids, t‘fat of lineeed oil ba 'br. 'B.o'ootkS ■><**» fttowwxcXx. "Bx-XXcr* art. X.\xc vvcXx. man\ Bo\u» awiX. C-omjoA. 2aa kept in a h<. corked tlgbilIr. nnd tt «IH be rredy >r uw at aa* finte,'<e years to e<one. fa eery Quid weather, however, U will require a ■aWrtugerabeuMWfaifAdjasUng, dw A Cayuga county correspondent ad aa fefiuws In the Country Grnlltman-. M “The trUW'wav for Eastern pig-feedera arbo do miw l*b t» pen op their swine is to baa. 'Mr pen. ommunicata with! their »roha0a. D m'l ring the plge, but ,'<rrK. .nd Fui^iufr earn* iitt <tU M Mutate aad Urp luonur; ' -waotkaoaUd fa hoi eater trill nM ta4 tImm 1865 New Goods. 1885 ITTOt Mil EICUMVE UM STOIE Sir. !K.oWtV% ’ ■ . feVo\xuxc\v IS\X\t ti ft-Tvcrc avwV nxtiVx ttx\o^n.\A<. Dr. good rr»>p beehado is EUDiUDSE BX3D3S. Wring.-r err. n»4r, Thai it wiU wriaga nr^dOTtEal-Q.di WUhOOl .Urau. r. WsBfahl fill Um paper wlib UoUomUU. bat >“•«» «*V • few U- taa.iare IL. .knUrat.-if siS"* .Tfcisr, swJSs .nd .1 But rmirsly aatuMtorj. ryta» >L BOOTS & SEOBS, . fc^^r;wuno«t. GROCERIES •■ - - —- - . .. &X,ow.ac\\ r. BATTLE CREEK. Cl a\ A** _ _ A aL* * ^tcakuVCumj, X)’tarr\Yto., w\Xc.nj, 'jiXxtu.vtvaUswv, ai^. • <mw fut or *>•*«»* UuiM.oZ uhfrA rhe^tetw fa a/^e-*i>-». I wii JseiifittnSaOl f. B. SKINNER & CO, rtw. ’*’“**—* Ftm-ftiCfi-ff'**-' **•■ ■ THE emZESS OF BAtST COl'STT DRY GOODS! ^S.*S8F rt rtnm nrrrmn II ARD-WARE! UKOTLT - riNUHMD DRY GOODS. PCS G0QB6 Unusually Low! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-03-22.pdf d58b5c85c9dc4d455473bbf6a726d104 PDF Text Text WlUUlai I: nxo . iW hi n i.nI I -Iiarr- 22,11865... CARS. DYSF iV\xg uAU. -uckte SIA Hooiwnre germb Erm bytes iKiIimoi vL*^ff£Sfc-t<teie »tegpioXbfaV.| M.yfro'taBgbl -tetewueZi. te-wartee Oted^>«.<teMte»p- -M ba* MMWeaaiCrMudnsirUtaiAwderwteLpetteetegk uhoMwwUun let us eapeoe them fuariaes . IjW hji-tedi-eris ,*wf M'ut Oje- On ;( *Awd got IB-allU 4w> tnt an■wera-d-Mr. Van Dyke. h> hio ^aeculowe Jlistinw’ IJuiittsy girtdiri ■OtFLHD’l «IUU« BITTEIS . B, puWi<inTMAM> co., XMtt^BHlM OKOOKMKt, pr.riUom. P« J la s. Bisk. »>•“•'• »sr4. P-rk. sad »re»a »l.leret* »<•«- *«•»• •“»•» MmU -k*, MkU. D-C. HAWLEY, 1«tLTtRia all kisd* sf.ram-ly Oroceriss. ap'j (■b-t-fy J'h the pan' i-r’lwlp W -the’ great' wtarktei wM<9r 'the' oat ion' Un■friii-idg haW!"**l AdfYnoMMHo-Hedr antis. ' Pstn hot' rich!* I haVstiuaons ••■’ - * a. I tola or WaCa JbMteA>» FeT'r ly iWrV.^t -till Pain is tbr ll>aJ?lteScTo>r. ul Pmmr* Yrltoena*. <rflh, Hkffuid t.'yea. Pus is “•■’ttWfcK-rjdSruell'to potri--Hr Otter r. "Vail .Dyk^," wad : ttto' tttr*tr ■took Cha.-^p-si.*. ft. H<kMa>> -ifji gn-t!rrtikn,:l-j wln-ni thd Wl-ove rru>a7t\nbffiu*d*.- •'Speak ffir your'enuntry <>n all i-ir>oudiis. l*ut fire tert-.' tire bearta of -tb>iw' "•!>»'haTV UrtlV'lhe' •trrngtb and thewfil tf ' “But riflhir* era so And Mr. VanDyhsfc thing*. ■ «b.a>«‘lhhikhnF BUT TOMIC “Ub dear v e« t They’ra awfully reo- sustejw^^SsEat'i nnlde anger r*ddaWed Ua fooa. %|« i tbte yi>oro>oragef tkieyac-r pwuyndwnT ¥«mi oHi-pWwWjtMC I»«w of Inability tq servo yodr^-inurp. Said jam esra to«HMdo t-< U*r arleM-jwWrw nnt rich-bad nn ewtiOte* 14erW> >«nra!»pwtry. -A»d new c«>AHiy<Mr»!f n<w temeaqroongte eonxpheeTW itein- idtewte hotting nod teteniar. Ing irdlwty-muaVbrfti-M tteoeUil, Sir. torn I.ke^you aro w-rws ■thaw open <eeoiiiica. Wa aaa ■wtlbaei fee* fit face. lUty.atwork.'MiKiii.^igtete^MtUhoUBE rarpu^aan4£»P<t findinge—demi'rahkf-g tb. public f^rneyl .nd woabrnmg.pltcLuc^ypthuayviMB. -915, inurvlf in i agrS alpa.rsii.l do! .1 miswt-r—Dd-T wir longwe! . G-.krd'jMp*>>Kg f* , . A-id the IndigpoM ro-teifUf turned awpy, and lajt.UM •«-« oyiiClainrr with a rnubiitig.'armw In. bls tnmd^' Ho wks' not <ailv ^aurpriardiiid htyf ’.M*’ ously, HSHlcieued. The epger '^wakteied •li' WB jrlrttd a strong enough to obscura, i *tO»l,uf sbRinyi unhappy bcy->n<l funner e»poriet>«-el • U did D<>t teip ms atate oT mbid. afiy_ihaf, bn let tall iyd-gnyit «»rda such an these : ‘•What ■ call ruda »rnl 'ungeriUemanTy conduct. No‘man dhallI Ulk b> tne-altor UOLDBOOK. ./ Kir., Vaii 4>» ke‘a cou-iMta-iea. and he •lanoiiar*d a little in hla reply. “1 can’t m\ that tMare Lcftiallv Vpbrwaial km,*leffge’f.rttfTYiwJrnp.ai tb.GoMemnrmt. But- you- know aw-tjell as J do that we -are kwitig -raabbad' and pluoo»,ed swlull- P’a.ni 4i [J ?. 1 • L)»utiilwa, Mr.-Van Dyke, theca are Irwenaed wrongs. While men are 0*11 Socu tamps will uisu The oatMte■ ..ur Govrrutueut is, nrwip*e-degrr* .hm ; drrrd by-Uaa ahiltrA self rrrkmgof IihIi IlkFPEX & BCRROUH. TTOBMIfd sod COL’’5*«tl.OW *T LAT FiZV-SZS: sHknAtrsal, <-pyo.il, th* PastsUha, TSi'^ UT1SX.“S=3i I 1 i 1 I I i I I . I । . । girl—■<> pelts, co fbia, «■ -WfllcT-nnd felt a thrill ufadmirtti—. J did terry hub (am tun tha did »it >yl jfie tmab of pain tel aB lhe te.mr<>»r. 6wn. pltfd M. N^lea. JU Vm Qyk*. If tlawwah Q«y caa-dirite.frer.nxiMry in, tbte uytag te<>vr,BbaH »»oF«!* be4iatii«Making.fflrtfell|>:«WlM > d» I’ .lkaa shewn. Atrwl*tiMF In, tWft leteket.' ■ dhet-Y «U*r. tbn.wteimSMFVbl drat*t >6ad fault, doe't; WPW •«»!;* d-w’c u» ab-nit itv-tlfo.W’iak.j’HWak1*.eon>plainlag Mar. . It MoVtnanjk. fior, liVnra_a.tr pairi-tite. 9 ,Wtetf shell Itifk dot .Takealaw-n.frw-e.HwikMMr. ,U rt-i-amed. ' h wee 'teat ladg however, Learn tn knil--S<ippern M-fore-lbe remipfuitelng and MF>'diw aalirfied state relumed, -and beteras har^ dewwiM-tiMrfl. -A «Hc and dying, ! . tng to rtekr lalkteig (fw -mUy -V. another, man rebokaa y«Mv i-iaoiivitT.* -G«.-Way tad-A-Marfor. Vp th with eehamefacvdne-r.UMt Jre iWd put- X>” ■TH telly 00 ”ee<d «<»io t». wteom lie hidt and be bowed thu« addressed blnieelC “whit » pwir known io H>at eiacia.. and half • d<e woman In my THdtM"«lb<»<d, who cams heart* thanks! the pUta epeakiug la her brehd-by Wa-hmgaad inM-Irvg-. didt txbat rebuke. . ’’'J t- •« ’OwiM.-tf dayJU Va» DA, Shrl-‘njHi! a rubber bbinket he a pour tieigVhbe’a a.ar wtM bad eatcred the • were d.«wi» town) and jBnMbt. ao luH*0 r^Ji vfee sndgevo it M- Mm-n> the--day hie blanket, whkb begat* W»-0» gsi;t» eompany'w**brd«ee*:t-> moMfe- fca-wt p-ossMigPnrewbd J W> «b Y‘V,-i terr three'*411*44—all tb* atones oh*teed -■■rching with bis regiment. hrthe 'Worldt but ehr gave It w6tet*vfr*e iMt |*a i*MfufrbMClTl4:»««.ta terart. Utsn^hteuikct, MiUVm Dyteay wtntertjverrT'h-fiM Um Awa.j and praaetiMt haafilte’p-tr ,>-f m If van ran d- !-• AMre.'b • > -*Hj -A blBokeit What Isa WanistT-Tbore * tedd- wnBdr»l<MWo Mte hr*' ala hundred ‘rtuktaand men ItMtoe vwo-bkigurwtentfl’nu, amidv tM. talpwand nUayw df WwMjsyini Reeilar. U y«« OMS MfUtehgll* sharpy. "Wbv |(i«e U-idi the puteerV» hurlt)ie n«lt<i|l'f* ' , V* ' »G-fi b-vly, tnotes'tfce nedrfe Af-tnwi/' was ausffrred. "*TM telttet corrupt may. put am s fior and ln*.4rablr .aaUrmr. and d.urtv» tbc Wry JhrW STS really known until they ar* triad.. Thera M a d».a who. keep a' g'Kxl r»pvuai-w> it Mart, heaitit ttew* keote telwjaadto ietgtdor. JitU field* lrontu<UMK.,V-«>WjM a word-maiw— if y-m an phdteMd tml'fasIfc <Jh^WVbd*m*l8v IIWdittee ooAtolty toKiske an Iwpote UnwefAho wail fawng M—tUlp - ta »W ehpl waa th. elfccl </ the firn dado in Dupont's attack. With my glow at.tteil • tfhi* ! wtuld' ode thal'kbwXllwteL Sadly boon* iaAprcdon-sitows that it.wasa te li io .rffent tUt rM'IN- <-*»•**• User eoasteteed Any■■ ikiniMiirrfib -h*0te ttfjiiww. there, (baUiM euiU FV*H. "MR ui-». ..*».,*« ytrfU W-tlh fidhw &r up uf— Um k>«er WdOMsmaM*. hi the fcrtpfcfi. bend ptaj-tng nMUrhtth Mira, and •** party Inspecting tto'rvsiMs'antLgntteWWg ftetate ... Jue4iit|o<ULJP»ru tbe.osnnimyf Bernter>ea burled tbeir iron ,Wu (be right* ,,Min » ',l)* r.So^d.' Tha sTtvog rertWAte.-tote* IW-AVi*d->*»*de»‘i wdmb. Uta taNMb U»ld tbeabMb-ei.’QMib FMWCfpFgrf d.awewtewmw iiiemkrrtbM Mak U»''gtsJtwd*ba^JLr.n omraglng tfra disloyal, aud—bold yutfr I question ->an><WI<taare now bidding ifl-wss .4-ir«i.,apd urni**!* ibrjM'*" | adoAuga li-MiMl-uwal iMranaArtUi which, ’ they have brec trusted." • •■- • I TuZflba,oU hur>dry<!_ thousand parsons would d«--*tr a blunkrl each. But •.h--y won't. A'-d what la the tingle l-lsfiket that I w-uldgivy 1 A 'drop 1-1 t by <>pred I Nothing more If a hundred «r a' th-ite and other men would" agree r- glee a blankelapteee,'-| wmild ohaerfullv make <me ->f fhe nuiwbar. But * single blanket t.M!UiUdl,dflW*<«lt ufevlis of nn sow raub** " and punished l-V are tbrv JM4 a mxusaita -’1 bey are puoiahe w4«d nxoauuie ....... ...a.,. . On proof!" Mr. Van Dyke curled T '* >. C. rBlSDLK, If we poWiote nrighsal snow-e. I--rs aJnale Cfnipany, ,*-u tfHbgcrtynrf ante •<>£ »•»! 1.no ver was worth a ' MoHIIqr erm .1 l-KMiiu.. Any • b-ng.but.bui-ti-K L?"“v*’ al-out going w. r« IM i . rf*e Svl ki ....nrfji-l-n—ok" 1 T’“» 1 ! flul HMMMt: - ■ *■• ■ ■■■ "J ••* ■■ r Jag‘ 1 i-t* ’/ '** •’ At h reiMn tetaklhattoo ta ■ T*JI*y ' MEte^libd ItMamen wwn tenweghte ♦••a ' tey.lhte«.ww wdrte&jfMwU **’"!• �? AR NE iCT URStriUUlU, aXTBMT BMJUU mi .. .................... ... district* for school purpoM* baa passed both bouse. Home insurance oxnpanlas are also to be taxed one per Mt co MU recsiptA fed now. This fe the eeeuod Mfort to pM ttfelheHHMW TfeaeM onset!, toted firfeoda of that meaeure have etood in tbeir ostb light in relation to it. They have -perefetently 'refused to permit a single ameadmset co be made to It attar “Wjebape lhat. th* Republicans will it left the bands cf the original draftsoeehy when* pct their Mai aomination* ta tbe'flMd tngfodeeaooo. Make it a point to pick out the. best men for office, ir this pMtey will not only make tbe ticket'strong, but will secure you good Ideal adnilahftraU&n when tb* ticket is elected. Be assured that the candidate* you xxwnmete will outwent to raa, for uortinjt is more discouraging to a party, Kinston partiJly burned. The much talked of ram Neuss wm elan par. ttally destroyed. Our furrea C4tow*d lb*tn up vigorously, and will duublleaa . union/ them a Lieut. Richmond. Our loss was triding. Liuut Jennings Is etill atTavewsll. tad confident uf Ma abUrty to bold the town forever agaiuat the re­ doubtable scion of George D-, of Louis­ ville, Keutueky. Tb* storm of last w»*k with A'letter from Schofield's bsadquartsri its accompanying floods and InundaUoua baa been nut only aevtere and disastrous at Newbern 11th says: This morning Hoke attempted tn break our lines but la th* field, and hence, tf tbe ticket is but it has been v*ry gwmral. making a was repubrtl with lerrlbls slaughter. nominated jtm on tbe eve of viacuon, no work I* done at all« nothing hut *p»»- the country ** fisr a* beard from. Tb* Our own loss I* not more than 800 or tnodlc work on electiuu day at tb* polia talsgraph on Friday morning gave pre- 400 killed nod wounded. Tb* rebel i<»* in killed, wounded and prisoners is eight ' “W• need tu< speak of Us* importance, nnwiitiotf »>f it* effect* at Albany, ana of a* a mere matter «t political strength, of fear* at Buffalo, and on Saturday morn­ time* greater. We ha«e possession ut holding tbs l.cal office*. Without them ing tb* only term* uf tolrgraphin intelli­ the field, and th* rebel dead and wounded or^anixatinn is very Imperfect, if not gence received were detail* of the rising are in our bands. Sanitary supplies ar* Ahand.4i.ff, the I.kaI pres*, oee .ff the chief a«eoeie* -f partySupport, langoishes, and the foundation is Isid fur tbe ovwrtprow of th* Stat* administration. In three times, however, when local military Ix'unties, and th* l-auing of town credit to various enterprises uf |t>Csl Improv*, meat are so frequent, th* to»w.'ffiore b»cfilne lurinsiealty tntjch more important than in ordinary times, and should tn all Ipstariosa be filled by capable ear ••/• mca." Lxasuto, March UJth, 1865. Agkin 1 snatch mo manta from the time but too folly occupied by otb*r dune* U> leave Um* for anything more ttesn a hurrying togatbsr a lew brief peregrspbs, crude and undigestwf. All SMUsr* of isglslatiou are being hurried forward as fost aa possible, and probably woe «**k more will ••* us released from tb* pris.» bous* of oar present irninulafion. A very vigorous vffirtbu be*n pot forth to so kJ rano* business that an ad jouriMii*nt might b* bad this week, but I ihiuk it willcwt be po*sibl* ui aco-Hoplisb •uch a r**ult. IU Hou*e labored until midnight of ffaterday last Many bills ware pas^d through the committee of tb* wbul* buote, with but vary littleora•Ideratfon. leaving th* work of mors mi­ nute taspealno to tbe Senile. 1 (car such la a dangvruua pracucw, *iac* th* Senate la not always as watchful as It of water* and inundatfofls in th* nil re gloo* of Pennsylvania, U Dtic*. N. Y-. ■long th* Mohawk Ri«*r, *t R/<b**ur and th* G*a**a*e Valley. where ih*a before. Loaaofllfe ha* eleo attended Ute lose of property. to what extent we cannot at present tall. The mail* and telegraphs from the Eastward have been •topped. Cincinnati and Cleveland pa­ pers of Friday mention no damage* at th«e« plane*, but the Cleveland Htrtld hA* ~b-diapetch from Meadville, Pa., which says: -We are having a tretnenduou* freshet In th* French Create Valley. The water. I* higher than it has bean for ter. years. AU tb* lower part of the city la eubmer/vd. and many fomilie* have iwrn an I ar* being removed by boat* from their bouse*. All train* East from ibis point are abandoned until tb* ester abate*. A part of th* prank. Un track is under water. Th* McHenry House it surrounded, and the cellar* are full to within two feet of the ground flair. A great deal of property will be deetroyed.” At Buffalo on Tuesday morning, th* water fl>»>d*d the flat*, submerging th* State L>u* Railroad for more thin a mil* Tbe read a** ot the Baxna ean fora The Naw Orteen* fodsp*^ poblisbanotf Ida* of the amount jjf labor which ,Ui* as mica has been oall*d upon to do, a* the follow Im ; “Th* following dialogs* shows th* a^ wbea they ar* informed that there were timate put eoca* yaera ago by Grasrul more than 300 bills iatrodssed Into to* Item H.mstoa, of Taxaa, upon Tul**, Hoes* and about <40 into th* Bmate. tbaa a *enat»r from Florida, and Dr. All tbM* bills Mint be considered by Gwin, titeu a senator from California, butte branches before they oao bwv.m* both uf whom are t»<»w rebel*, and tkv latter of whom ha* bean engaged quite ;Hwe-a eoodmua which, luckily, they recently in an utuuoiaasfal political Iodo n«>t all reach. Add to tbe nuruber of trigu* in Mexico. , ' 'tbe bills ths fact that acme of tb* quee“U is given a* obtained directly from on* of Ute p*<li*s. It aeam* thst wnun - tiona have been much more than usually vvsatioua, consuming much tints in'their Beuator Hunter, of Virginia, gut wsary cl th* urdinary debates and roc tine t>f consecration, Md a faint ids* esn b* obbusinret uf th* Senata. b* would *oins• Mined of tbs labors of th* a*s*|ot>. lim** stroll round U> General 8am H»ua Ous retnarksbls ieature of th* close ton'* deto end *u by him,in order to h*ve ■ has brett develops her* this winter, and th* benefit of bia racy comments ujxo that Is, Ute great antiaty uf rorporatema to provide sums way to gat Into debt. Reilroady.mm to bp tbe mania. Tbare .Aff bet few if any &•unties la th* eettlad ^ortluna uf th* Stets but btev* bad provis- Tb* 1st* flood on th* Ohio river caused many aingelr and some painful in, od.nl*. Among th* fooliog tnrphia* of its destruction there passed down by Cairo. llle oo* day a dwelling bouse. Which lodged agalhet the bank two mile* above tb* city, lu it were diaoo»*red tb* bodies of a man and two children, who had been overtaken in tbeir bom*, perhaps in lb* dead of eight, and swept off to perish. There was no mode of reaching them, and lb* swelling river *<><>n boro tb«n> oa to another resting pl sow—but where I Al lassi 20 bouse* were *e*Q floating p*U the city th* *am« day.. Tbre* sheep also look a rid* by there <>u a little float, affording quit* a I.TT««*»T.—Tb* r^M*.4Urar»00 to >50 original I ed.ti.m, tbe stonre far, «wr more than to b* **et fe befor* E_te. i. to t>« eo*1 note obtaining tbe and lb* real earn* I ilELHfiuUJ’S EXTHAuT Buuiti lEgpctorzo'nots wash Urf eT *B*»*e !>'•«! JW foUowfegarr drawn at tbe Provosl. War Department, y ‘1 Waahington, Maronlfl—8A0 r. k. | To Maj. Gen. Dix : Tbatbilowiugdupatah baa been reoeiv•d this evauing *• thia Dvparuneut; Z City Point, Mandi 16. Hon. C. A. Dana, Aaat. 8.-C. <>f War; f sm just in receipt of * letter from loan. Shsruiaa, 12th from Fay ell*villa He dsaortbea his army s* lu fin* health •nd spit it*, haviugxuet with no aerioa* ■•ppvMlUom Hards* keeps in'hi* fn.nt st a respvcubls dwunc*. At Columbia be destroyed imtSiotiB* srMnal* railroad eatabliahiuenu, khd 43 cannon. Al Cheraw b* found much machio*ry and wet mates lai, Including 25 cannon and S.dOO bbla gun powder. In Fsyattavilir we found 30 piece* of artillery .and much otlirr mstenal. Il* says nothing about Kilpatrick's d*l**i by Hatupiom ; but the Hslatbold-i Dreg and Cboaol Wankem. Ho. tM BBOADWAT, N. T-, - MLHBoioS EXTRACT'BDCHU Htlmbdtfs lineal Depo», Ko. »C4 BOUTS TEHYH WT, PKXXUU Bawara d Counterfeits lIKENIX l.XeURANCE CO. nisty Milfev CM Broj. Brant, TW. ' ton. W-na/fe-Z-Strpb Rrvnvld*. Drtiri H 11*1*, K. J. C*rp*e P. M. Wbrelvr.J.G d<>0, J.in Myvrs.jv..1 Gvo. W.CuHU, W Get the Genuine Article! Phwnix of Hertford. I CAMB ASSETS ■» —. -“--fy-'M rwoati?>7rirr£iL- c^rUt»u. Astern. Tvr *»“«.«assiriaMX.i.nM *** ter yOw»^r tK. surprise sec,,,, wilh it v*-~i-| stes bt-te SaZsar*. it*,. -■ t , Dunng lais 7nra tbe p.Ml* Mv* ter mkal*4 *988,172.64 (TIMEABT !w.) New Advertisements. S*4gnc4by th* Genera! commau ling.— Gen. Palmer promptly approved tbe seawoca^nd desired that Clark be hanged In Loulsfille bn Wednesday at 4 o'dCck r. M. As the ateamer Grey Eagle pawed Brandenburg at 1} o’clndk this aftdm.xm an engagement, was observed' between about 50 Federal forces; stationed there and an unknown of; rebels. Our force* appeared to be retreating toward* tb* brow of the hill, end entrenching them* •elves in tbe Court Hoose end neighbor­ ' . ‘ ■Mlegu, and I* wee thought that they would reputes tbe enemy. ■ THt OHLY SURE THING. photoghaph Mena saada whereby tbefr to*n*b>pe may -han sbffr«Wtb»rteM beads la aid of *•*>“*’ atw‘n • 1>M raF BAY! Pbrt-is pUieie* iese^TT mrl. warty As ooTftIfoTSflbffl. cf tbees pn j«ta, ' SMlifowMw ibongh atoifot so *• C> »a*e«X ~i - PENSION^ * "pOUNTIES. ssn .■ puisuNEira tusrEi * smswl . tpycb raMrtwd “tUeder" tbe -lightning" train niesi strike somewbera lit that vietaannounce that the New ‘•ft In that city wilt to all paWViIn i ty. XhUl baa. .byyn p*e*sd proving frfor. M Mmien of tbe Grand Trank kJ ooal down, have taken a ’ vow to JEredM^Sv u be popular saw in Mexico, a* weueidb-y, ool of ocr.war with ibe rebels wwlal *aya the payment of the gtetaa th. Mrt o.u ^■s-r. A O. G«* Eli D. Sprag*. *- | Blake, Marews her I Blise.J'-ho C*“,k. »f L>Bd,;HWe« Breda, fe dally Jacreeelng. *frn Ufone- wpufrofc: si yfrrtm Wrereat off fcs W-MwMst. 0!^, Feniv* Spri^f-— । G. Hubbard, Mil. Nrerfe,E.P. GitWn. C. Williams, Gw. ’ Smart. Edward K.O sp**d. ILchard Hsrv. Ort-. L. Sbrttoo, O< ,hiWd Beers. Hf*—Gw- Hay» duff. Wm. Knapp,' Cri MewMI, JvreoiH Jrvin/.-Danirl < Enelra, Smitb RUmpbcll. Alfred BHrttforshott. B-.bnrt Batre. Burket Ek« Harrison N**d. Aust ��Robct JA!3Z’’ with Cuva'WM. TCUI-EKTKR AND ALCOHOL. »Bkt iiimSs FUX MKCUANKJAL A!fD MIDI Cl SA rCM-uhkixUSL'.jU IGEAtJO GROCERIES' A VuA$>*» MA4tSr a strife at tfe run* af Nissan « stMT B-rt-M M M0MF.1 \w "BtoK.' T8A. oomnr, ivoab, bpicbb. wpi*. I'BUNBN. HOS. BALSIIB, COPHMH: f.r rsCwrinTeni, and- 4*lin*rd fif—-------- «nd« «t>A ariHwUaAi. _ __•«»'< p>*«»4« »ii hL ■ Ha^’dhiT»tr.iMJul<Ja.r.B. uWsfeiisrtM Ti“«* IMtatBbfe. ____ lu.mldj »uaw rrtMaa lu Bai«>r “AriMt T~ W«*, .£ u'lHMRrriU** ta u*« cturaaimul bod until pruvfe kJ NpcHjMmUfg aud. awaiumg. Anc««a*ni ifeABlua i-f W«l Uilrti-tnrW prt cvOC— tirijru iu<-T««* '‘I bj hil-pV inft4thi«.»jRtto).. All’ rsfuw /ualofial .laurctb. ferth. e-iuM fe woriind op into palatable l’ -«1. Had ni»dj all't-Bpiri-. ujjivtlfli-riliui caid«-«ftd anerp <’-n straw cm and atcamod oilfaAMv quarbsuf bran bead ol co tile, l»-dit>ir hca uu steaniril atriiw. nml fire on fey, ahenuiting, and tfern »as the improiaiucut with those fed uti cut suit and then greatest steamed Qn**rf * •'“** * JUST RECEIVED ■■SSKesttK ■ RMcCOWIMs. Menn* Xtrwn. STATIONERY, pisa rnsciU. ixsi fafib. emVBLOl'ES, CAPPS, As, Ac. R.J. GKWtt Cf.a <wit>A-«my ba tend alt sf ": ' ' itont; rorcLAB J '» rrt.Hr«’ "*» •*« !»«»*** w«t«ife *. T. ^T.ten wrKitt-3 asst •b>«M br dimwd. / '* ■ . far wiKf.bH h* I. llw'd'llan: all r4>i<s tr~.r In «r»« Yer*. >l Fn.iT TOWb Hfest. "trr TUIfttUAr. |rv« 1 A. >4. »a » P.M-......., t^uptut, " • ar. j»nu»Ajr**»*J .S-Amnrs, - • ' ’jtti. Ajrrftauw Come and See !! ' fc>i । v wpgm LATEST HEIICUn- dance of ta^^saM ■ A>OTKEB*«rtaBlMu«M wn —Ml FT 14 TUB VOLT BCUABlt . SBLb-ADJVSTlTti *V RINGER Was’ W<»4Wmk b.«aell .T'bidll A'o TKxtoh Scrtit* to <rtl out of Orit 1 HV AB JOST RECEIVED ASOTSKB *• esmdB^MMr M» «M»’ Eem« : tiittur* is * twrm that I rm at of.Ja^'ueiB e>lMrt.d<>nut uudemtatid the iinjxet of or do-dfil care I., practice. To »ari« I wtitdShis as ol ipipurtancB.— Tfej will saail tbrf ] • tact ice. 4lti«» lour b> Abe VV bito Mountains, in At»g-I«t.JMid paitK-ntsr atlrlltion To C*«» intruferaMser IhvsisasUfeM'Msw LA. MOL 1865 ax.-s.'.isat New Goods. . 1865 U's» kvsisj sicsiHa TatW’B44<)U A.9»’u1 OUT EXCLUSIVE CAIN ITOIE Kx&a ««•. ^\oet «^.Wi-M' witJeh, la eAyaMCkwM* «*♦•- •> >mJ .1 JSSSZS“-dts.“5*!^ n BATTLE CREEK. Bppia dealers nt j*"***'«*- tttruth^ ■■■ »rs< toloir«4 u> n.fur to«4 tar"l£1 •«•». lU MOSTtaia wlaUWT IAm without eicrpti' To tbinto oBo nf bwjs ri(bUk. & raw, T.B.SKLNNER4C0. GR THE CITIZENS OF BARHT COUNTY AMD DRY GOODS! j tins DRY GOODS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-03-29.pdf 0baa7683d5dfce511b5a899d8452f4d9 PDF Text Text —v j*। p -jjr p it awaz TAHA1 . -. - — .UH? lift T34STZ' ' WaiXifi ;«,Oe Fnd.y ■Mbt.JLaahU^.M • «a. MJ * 1 •MmA, fbe w>U Lt tUJver.'lTktea., •b’MSwwWBB’ijMjSyu ( wijA.-iate fbrtt- pdiqsteeoia>llWr »Tg<" dteUteote tew—»r|fcrj<e*Wo<MlrfJlii|o,i<M* ,< * . GERMAN7 BITTERS. -. THS GRRAT 5TREXGTHIX1XQ ■ I AND IX, GIVK Bf.TTT.R HATlMrACTI ON Hara aw* TeoUawaay, jta rr mo jjmj rv TOUCH FOK THKM l Than a*y otter KVd* la ib. morktt. ** *****&**** .* < -Numateo^yvar j)h! no note rau>rwrdttWr^mMf »mf ui Ila wifa’Mu ■ **•* ,‘A rpMn«Wr * me diver be onod bMnaopnifb, turning •bo had Uk* IW Wtta of •Mtfatep. ib- ’ bia add eye*VP->o the laoee uftteleu taniadlohttpUoa. Bnd.MTplrfjfio wllat ” ■ Akcnt. ^Paltualuuiua oraa and .'pat tea behaved to be bi* oviub^ee. «W . aurpnwd la Irid a Yank* in poweariim ■ te* of biawife tod property. *> , •tn ornate t< J>r. Banos'* brtftjMlMitlA te .pi^o te drew fru« hi* p>«krl a email 4-.—W w •• <w r»>M »1 .»■ •aewtewy ood AiUMtMte riven At4«l k«ilc tekipg a pearl hoMll* and a btlgM uou'bta t>w»‘bote tooea. hot •*« AmHo , (tee after km. tte euw» < fl, M. Aart* to etfret anything. a* tail wife leak ‘aMaw ' oo Malta aUeti bridg*, wool * -D’ye *ea that, Awakiw) F te exclaim­ with ter Yaute* httatiatid, ud refuted-td‘ [well 7 and «a« followed by otter*,', ed. bohiing the article rluae U> tte .eye* nuihlrgt tat tte fteot wall* atM oftte Kanaka; ;d’ye are that, mt Indi' TteaAlr culminated ftatr^'t Tbe Maw N-rk CmmI Aailmod Tte great black »rte tf tte l.lauder auit before J tlauce XlUw*. brougt •wt»rriId,<*b»«<a*i>l»i»cfc<»F* tealwd with delight, and Mtadotiriufi cry tte rebel u> recover tte vhloe of a oar, *>•*“-■ r>-pte.<**v *»• — buret li.dn kt* lipa. . j which be dal mad be ted left at bond ►Me never aiw any thing an pretty te- •tea te wtet.ibth* tte rebel army. “Th* fare F te »b<.ute|i, clapping bio hand* Jaatlce-tried vi ’ maid ; barundenratid witu childdike Amplictty. 'Ok! tew tM ter #r»t hj.uuod «aa ter'IegM1. the lo«f; tetdjte «o''tib Or orera 1 nwd^a. .wepluff, and pert <4 me like b. hate b|m-dat tell*?’•p-woa, bet ate didn’t'terdturttet. 'T&L ay*— jfr Bw« Mte-u-h -h atell be yiHira,” pr-nuptly replied every argutneat uf Wk ate retorted: it^g tb» water ted falleo fix arwwl fofe ■ tte n>ale, “that ia ifyon dp. we V> dive -ran, but I like tte •Tanteo-Tte-tsrti I • ^.isitUau§, Tte deetructioo «"'Fruit etreet b very , au<| g.< It alter I tte>* U nrerbuard. A*lndiiig ikwmol buaanM kw.-uy; —«fe; jreac-‘TWWfaMndd <M w ctetea‘1U A atede fell aipi* tte Kanaka’* face. deer bin wife * retort te hinted .h4I MX .rwvrt feet deep ite entire le«teitu n He glaocud alarnately toward tte water te*e tte ?bpi AteteoA detarteted T1 ***'’ •" •'-* •■•e aumeihing fnwalte tee^-WAie fee.' TteGMteltekrtridtacno thieecreet —d- n i*r» a ttbni aim. tathw, and enid 6. tte' Taokte: “WjU■ Olbera ID the vtenkty were:ompelbd »• ..<* "Any thing be muttered, plead- yea may krep tte OutBan ifyie pet ite' iremaio la ttetr-tewew fram/rMay bte . .,_ **tlo>*» -Jump—walk uo ’eyard— lwvoij-«vw?<MU> fee tte tea’? - “ini' MOtirSutxlay rhiwaiML Tbd back part ./OwH’e ttf!M rnt Water auwet, wir ’• ** ’’ Iz-anirtjr over tte bulwarta of Ibh terk aj.yttatbg bui.dtvr F ’ waited awe*. Tte damage •• tele AM‘ •“» C«r4:ur. a. abv glided upon bar eouifa ‘ N<s withibg elee fed dive* ateWUred kawa^p.teilQ^QO. A.tt>teoaodrte. through ite-wbumrift*-Sr-Mitr Parite the mate, firmly. "We wilt tev*’alu»*|f tel M ten. i»teL ,W (h-e.n, we mW* tte tnnniiftt ten haff «>i- rope taateued 1B ftitu eo ttet’ire cao' will •M Wanted oct of ttelr Crllara. A greet ■ciired b* tte miel orewliug up (tea tev y.ua up at a ar-.ietml'. mAioe, In oaueany­ mebr'tateetentiwlKi ^rffteTMTiufti^7V1 thing abnuld R'l Wr»-og.‘‘ ' like a great vrnb. op I rttey oigta, partmg ttete gteR-1-* Aaikk'K, Milt heaiute^. Hiaeymoort3 “That fellow.* aaid my ebum'To* «» i*d*M <fcue«tm,£ .» « .-«3 were Aiuabl* ki aat net wo aooowat of tte .ta. L I’iommot. p>intm< toward* tte riving twu«I lu uioie Irom aide t«» »id<H—lr>iw Tte - PteUtelph.. JLrM JtterfaM eoddpp rj^, nod. »«ra wuupalied te Cte .11 tte waler tu tbe telifo, and frvtu the knife luminary “will w*>uent Uplhi. big.” telte wa^r^ * A*’. . .S , teyei.v - Ifawonly a livery aubl. keeper uialn ov.r mat:: .i,r1 w.m v.bfe. ~'llfe IUM& tiecatna lmpalieoi, and ruadr in Una city decimal bwMM, «ud a(pure •ay* «te< over talfil ujlle uf »te beetle d hnilkin te tbougii be wnutj UaoJ’vr Ute ti-.ii ul hi. ri—i of vehidea waaaMjL iu ITrtkiree* lu lie di.pwrd <7 liy aucuotr. work •» tte Cumndrigua rood aonwe tte kuilr back to file portal. ‘ ' •>Xt< u<H” cxelalinrd Aotakuu, arrwl lu drariug out zb* place as old Ulna Grnrere K|*rr„ wo* awppt. away. - Tte Meiptmniv to hgUt, tte (ike winch, dun at Mt. M'«rpa.la ate. gvfafe, Suuu* <4• All right,-BUaerrwdYhe mite'; and probably, duw not ^«i« I* tte Uetlte- vdie W aUbmergid and tte lute wareturuiKg to ■ grimp <■!amloru W> ttae'fndet. Hlatvp. Il ted breaau-red fa the. car­ hvuae there *wepl a*«v. Tte rnw at All—y', N. T.. I— talteo ba ordered uno ot lbeiu tv feateu a r..pe nage ten te loft null! It* ex<*:rnov wa« •mutMl that pert of Ute .Kaeaka a t>«l> farpotua. ft laa twiPterae aleigta. a fad? betwert faux and tee leet from Ma highea oM getit !•«•*■. wbu yvwtawday atewed1 eat point, aagaaa b»4 tee arrived item Mtar tbe arat-pite. _ Tbtaduiy wa» ..mo peifocmrd, and U Ui u*. remruiberwd tu have *ceu uu irom Caldtlll, entiling tbr-meh lb* inalo than Atuakiei aprabgop>oi tte rail, and Cteatanu airewi, thaw &*r frvai tew, wbak itei het; It la" believed'navigation i* fair­ ly open between New Yorirand Albany, ‘ at.H«l UMOblmgiy ewattmp the teumafit ted a paumger boai*expeeled therekw.oeu Mr. Ewk atewhi tbe Word Ibr day. Two faalM frvan bey<a*d4te FurA l^io an dien. ■ teaMh.^^^mi f.wfc Central N«r bed be longb* wail, fur enmetbine Irvpd, bate arnv,d,..ond tte 6r»l Ume . prwMatlj gllUcted before bu cyws and ao>oe Ttereday tte regbtail 1 f r. m. trwio ' tailing .tnuic tbemater. far lhe wret*aa Orel uet laat eight' k >«a tba «.«eted kwfe, and a few Tte.fnretet-uf Ttereday *nd- Fridap ■ gri«tnng.au< leret—d with e ft.*ing ------------- ... ------------ a : bewrdu7 Tte'rw—re .«/ tbe uM-tnM •tarigte .preed Iwu feet Briber behindr ------ ’■ -"'T'ji '".'VT n wother j, than m front, l>ke Ua beam* ot a bwrnra., creek, teytdg brta bfater ttea «v«r baTbe dnvaf'a *eal 1* a alocl elevated f.ur■ faeoMuor. fa tte fairth'ted'ewil [UK fret above tbe other aawte, with *t> Ir-n, tteee W thwaily, wvmel atrueto 'erdttf" ‘ oaiut.'. Ir itwhrt tiBr bang teay;|y upon rail a n>w>d a ter tte leet lo re* «p-A.' tended faaKte te ffe—W* *«ly tof bow* '•♦id ,.ur h.md.-.apuriaJly aa we tare bevel Ttetedt-fa eUMfar and vwryolofty.— n-ehfagrareptw meal*to aSl-rd u*atiy plrli-ure." ' JT.mr real* are lurniatied in tte tedfa, w tereh* two are feroia—tte ttfe'wfad rewtrvathm kuSred aeverely, Tte Il­ • Y..U r-.rgnt ttet little t.wl «/a Kuom tefete fife terttewhd wwuykrW*/ in the eny and toontry, oaowd by ite j.r;xQsxswtt’ri» and etepnd likw a' fawtter tte. « IhWlMil teud,'«OI*«tte1—ktevMtTa dfalW •ddolter»a<I--f> ri -M wdJ \4 .^v.a >*i» a* a IhrtUe, they *«y, - T|u cak Jw«»p । Efete-iK tea abated^-K and dtyn like a porpol**—<md iferfiutp te* tevu tbr -- ------- -------- i-------------------• any amount of curii—tncte. We ought ---------------_ tte V.l^MyJ’’' are obarprighled Mlow^lbaeljfii^ra?’. About 300to have uied taint tefara now." ’ track H waaltef away, diid'uter a oillb« -Trwrti-wtgh I” eadaiti.rd tte mate; r- fyVtet to/teiT inquired one X vb" rtt eao eotem>*4-a Of tbe meM oi»”» -1 dnln’i thi»k <4 him ; few’ll afi-ird u* rare umii ■&'• moment, ktar,poinuug toward Ham atrecl bridge liUle la laft ,a«B*p«r:j4 or*’1HT a dart colored aolwtancr *b«oh *aa now UM fouudati.® ll/xm.. Jte baokaad tbe ebootmc «|» tolbw nJIWe^firiio''water • Uy all mrekv," rypltejWucaptain. A.noi.Juigly the mule w.lkrd h.raard litea lhiad*od.- ‘T <>. tte i-irrtwti^inMwniiftar^mJilio AMrenav Ktfuwra.-^T’brAtfanu ►Mad, tn G~rr I" teM laagbed tbe .ilk tW 6rwt OMt-tttMli, WrtW AuJidJU* ■kipper 1 “dmr y-ong - raeeol tee talriy JiMafKfritfvr pubhybre 'Ite tfa-vemi lMoM-apa be'eateew uederalaodr-l g.-twto Uw bottom, .ad Uwre teeliug ahd te>« Wh% a*4 tebem aro •u»4Ams-. ।. q •d utmete Tbe^teMwapt bteA b/ifc cdeidfuur tr.-,p» U> break i>rMitoi<«. Rdga, waalta__ jmni H.wM tte faph with a abba«d tbeiiiwlro io aw$o<r_r*taping‘ j •.^te’weae -Aarfed; Ond *>oio ofiko1 * hand. '"••I 1................ . , luimter* lliat tba boy* l bought tte whole ' | omim doateby .*, te ttet at' *<te (.mm te mod rte KMpad: **at ImM 1 •‘•M •*• uia<oh]m to attack, item-— but—but». had bettor pat! Wr, luiAnwtte iiplnbia . pr^vgi|m« | »f fell or water t-> the depth «f !>•* .: ..pa. It m time, 1 lha*T HU •«"*« w.W* wJI| tte ptepd.-*., feet It'te teaeetteelr ktem AM •te* •e<U«ol re*—terlu tev* .—* Ifetete ritewFltefe '•‘3 •*: x• ,• - .o r WOFUSD’S Ci AXIS BITTL1S Glory .o4 bfawi*B a iufav. to Thea! ttoret. LaopnaMtowtefabtel m .□ Caaaoe toJkie .od t»U<>t Cuwl. O birto, vl* year ley* 1 Shih*, O »n. with thy rwy.i L-WteB Kaoate die V^MPg* teW ggtopacH Id) .V3» l.uiwitn JmiIBo. ’Ay, ar, ttefe wtet «M>y «< tte Baadwieb [.lender* be!ie»«,”aald the mate jduty >a tbe g«rn»-o. Io thia e»t>, married lunuUg whbo anofc toward <be cepUm; a w.euan. nvlttk a'few tn|lee frvio town. ►bet .4 wrnrae ttert’e buthmg »' U-HV wb..M&y ted>. b0M-4. Hritl be ed Mam rirtet te Frpot Street a p* evervUUcaln it* Apnvtdjfoy—M' t i- e * . : WOT MUttKOltt i aiix * > noa-—•xqy^1-_____ r > t 1 -V r it ;; > > > n r* t n ■ CAauc.rj. aad Hetary 1 wel* » j*aissre& : xuaxxx BUT • It THE MJT^TDBIC FR4NK Muixb ’ > » •" * tyltEAD u NATS SO: ' Mfe otejmd With a wtfk a^ fc- a 'teafl rabiUM a'attetettaem er. ir te^twe broke fete «ur i>p», ae Ute Aaodtee bMdy of tte AoMkter doe dreew tewn tea Idttef ’’ ;-? V *♦»-•<< t-Tipte ►HifUl PaUaab.ime! Patmeteinw them f<> ttelr (ten* M etiiteiK Ariba *t lu~ f” eteteted K^tepi K teaka ctemi1 fen., Brew << iteeth-wMwr, «pH.m ul tte doMMatf. -tl. Nil jew».-*wte tte,Ma4.«*!amotWtbw,«i»*MXM1W Ji.il make turn dm F-«i «*P < J �AIITI iitract ’TSXT •ocho. SEsri Da*Xk totosrksg -lgte MUj’Mcwsr, Uks As w began has our-tana fcoksdeofrvorubivartterab•.<+•» M theraselvee po* see plainly tbe object of bra hot great later auu Journey. They sees to sm tba lines tightening aroobJ that doomed oily. Las himself look^apwt toe rebel caaae as extremely rfWU, m« doubtful. Es now sees that the great arcbxaet who has been apparently lying idle is frrau of h.1 Uwes, Lae been really marking 4sa.gM.apue the trestle-board of win'to be wnxtabioet by Sberoua Haanacaama Mix M:cn. fsrr^ Fotta sit* now Kiwrroa. IT. CL, March 12th. IMS. and Sheridan and Schofield, and bis own Enrroa at Hasroee Baxlfn:—1 po.drffi! army, tbe result of which is surely to reconstruct. tbe Mble old tacu-, baps we bare (nenda in Barry Co. that .aould be glad to bear from es. Oar ple of tb. UeU*. The rebellKHi feels tbe toils of tbe ana- regim«:t baa pvaead thrnogti their first battle with honor to tberneelves and to euo& tigbieeing. and the cBbrta of tbs rebef leaders lo eave theatoeivas from tbe Stole of Michigan. We were oampau4>cekao, are apasotodic and violent. ed al Gun 8wamp, uc .tbe Mjirrhaad and Jeff, j? a via a* lids, threatens and raves. Kingston R. R.. when the order dime . about noon, March Sth, to strike, tee l a He sima hie sbaAa uf acruaaUon against the rebel c>tigrru. -CongreM burls back into jps'own tostb hie accusetioca, refuses regiment was h> I Im ready to march.— W« marched «>ut about threeand a Ulf to <w.up.y w.tb his .uy,e.troa, adjourns, and seeito xfasy io fl.ght from tba rebel mils* and f-xsod our o«a drakn up is capital. L«reand hie artsy wouM gladly Um ol hauls. ready (or the JoSu»«ya who A.U..W the CsngreM, but it is belwved ware oat about a mile and a half in advsca*. Here.Cu. G, of tba 23ib was daNo doubt desperate manures will be tailed to go out <41 tbe akirruish hoe ; the •df|*M by the rebele to endeavor to balance of our regiment went to thrus- H. PiUebwry earned. amimact in lbs army was almost uaaoimoos fix- pe^ 1518 men will fight lunger if necessary, but they believe we It was recently .taled in tbe 8>rath osr.not cnotinuc tba war through another campaign. 1 think the bwt policy is u> Carolina LbeMann* tbit tbe se.tfre effect make peace ot. tbe plan pn.pjwed by Mr, he f->ree of the Confederacy waa ><eh Btephena. The f-eople and cuwolry ought 120.000 mati.'and official documenta from ------- * r -Hrr aaorifices. To tbe B>chu«>od, were produced to pro re the Mi itoV mads b£>r* -r -.... -J would tokseumuMod <>f all the armwa with unlimited powers! be replied, that bo would uke asy pueittoe to wMaYtf eouutry call'd him. bat be did not think be could save the cause now.' No human p..war can save It— He thought Stipbeav' policy was tbe uILHSuUJ-S EXTRACT bb’Cuii .-f Registering tbe nal already Rag^red i Hastings, March 1 HCE.HX INSURANCE CO. copied Geldsbocu, in North CnroUna, wbrwGn. Schofield bed J-lned him, and bead, a private damn Bmley. gdUeut. M. Hulmes «f Co. B. <«s of Cut MoChra^cn's staff was abut dead while earryfog a d^paioh. Tbe bad I want direct­ ly through bis heart; bo died instantly. Get the Genuine Article.' T* SAL AhUD lisi-tAXCS-Ust rfsr.4> U> Phoenix of Hartford. army cats neither fka from Richmond, oor 6ed itoclf wilhto Its walk for any Thus is tbe rebel- great length of time. folluwod.. Cut Whorl* soon ncs.d.d < ra bringing them bfa. Co. B took J 1 ■ sertwTlsn.epow tMXete af toe Country. p-soners. wovpded MonadAilfoduM in •• any. On. A. Tgy>a<4 tbe clrme of the Season-of tbe - - ---------- - - — akirmhh line; Legislature of this Bute tbe following did nobly and loot but few—two I and foar or five wounded. What patrtode resolutions .ere adopted almost regliuento did I a* unabfe to ielL unMimcraviy; tbe democrats only voting jt tost tM rate, were deiveil back agaitoet tbe three fir d: I parts of the fitfd, aod st night best 1. Amofrad/g Utt Stnau ttdBootttf B^ttt^»Mtt tfU^ Suit if by reaffirm ths devurkw of thia Qmmuaweslth to the C«i«Uttition.and gov­ ernment of the Ceiled Statos, acd the earnest detenninatoy of ity pvi-ple to d« arafltbtaa m *37?.er, to import Hstatostfs Dag .vd Chaeiul V«* Ko. tM BBOfiinrAT, M. T^. Beran :bf‘ CMerfeits. forcoupon Bherman, destroy him and ibea-Teutra to grapple eiA Gaa-GiM. At list accounts G»u. 8bar man bud oc eeverad, except by the worn out Danville BalbMd, H would epymr that Lm’s family- Notice is hereby g <<f BrgktraUoa f>* t> HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHD tree tbbraaelvM from their desperate cun<**“*?.. ?Mic poeeible-Lee would M. d iuhiodly eodaauur to throw hie whole not be beg before be will confront them as tbe back door of the rebel capital.— w.Aewr mwM. .^,w. uI 'forth agaiUK the South. Tbe porta and parses of all Europe are oped' for as, and closed to tbe Confederates. With all the world tu recruit and bur­ row end nur own superiority Hi uumMra, It would be little loss than mJ .raouluM jf tbe rebels, sooner or later cboald *ot have to soceamb. ' CONSUMPTION, 9933,172.64 THt ONLY SUSS THIN*. Fvbrosry, and Marr brsuUlul magazine r by Thet<d«<rw Tilton irtrwvt, Ns I i ith a beauUfu �, TVJEiXXr X»X<TyCfr . . :u*t BTOKX. A Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries, Jufrt Opened, and for Sale Cheap, at. i4vsl BURTON & ACKLEY’S. ''. 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DYSI ■nt I pat by against sbowmen.-oTltey :ie.mside.'shir nuhiber of ftf^pll so' r^ts- •’ '"x* ‘•<j8l£tJMXuvlUB4da>iMUi-grt» fore^jX^S, and hk w|Ut«,’<if*»i>ow‘'-« > to tbs htoto hi to Ito^fcto MJM to I w4l R.Z AujpWr' m4< -.-s.—. •-------------- qJL»«.-^wwiM rmavn-o..,. .......... *MS ilWUft MWlEXCTaUtINa I UMCT F ' - Ttesa Bfusaa/■** petfotwd SMte Cana L AXU DU Oirt tteTTU HATUiFACTlOb I nave mere Te^lMosv. ■ frtrX JTOAX IttstKVTJLtU PXOrLTTO VOCCB fO* TUXM! ‘ Than asy after arUsi* la U>. msrksl. W« Mj sa, do, to seetreal.-t thia AsMrftee. obe> aa bi* master, and. nant alktr. In tbi* maltar tbe eUffbapt acta mo«U bon., orsblv. No matter h« w violent be maj b.C» bem,‘tw in.unt ba -ban." ba hub aaJ. ft ’*• rrtrsaed from Km i-halna, and instance ha» a»er Laeb kn>i«n..«4r^ alepbnut vloftimj his pamte givrtvtrodA UmM* vlreumaumcra.' .At b>m>v ftitara p* nod be niay rebel *a*i«, but f>r tbe Ume Ha Word mav h* dapvbdfd UpwtL ' ' Easiness ’Birrdorr, mruws din bitteu WILLCCUtprEJir CASE OF SiUtHiOl. MOT AtCMOX OIK |£Hh%ubiauM’CHirW UHtojMB'Mit Jw Otopwr1 gn«t ?>ja<.Whfe.Wlg ilMdKy'‘ ‘ • *• s*W< * p^: . TRnSainU ‘UMWr'-B--’ Jhrllwltfp’ ■ air left Ui-gnuJ'.eMkiJhlfrtt,- ■ WOk Ibe rrtrpfion'of lto> bridge* and •' ibey “win be built irn. Care eaa wren ■ run frl-hi ‘KoreEr'gd'Vltyi to'Gold*.-nr; -o ITn--t tu/Rilrdgh.J Tbe people of W «Ws- ■ bun> totird grormflr'ffiven tbe w^fetHu^i • to ■ib/treop. With jieany enthuriaam.' ' :••• .,- A ■ffedlwrh' lettn? of tbe*i'ir -say* ' limy capnrred-. </dttW»W3L ------ ------------- —- arrival uttbs ,f?ib «nd. !4-b Owp* tbe <» atM-hiy * 4«r«' -Mrlvrti. in' eH diracorma, Aiibn>b«r <iprtraa&otwun»Miaf*rfra werr-Hid up fir th*’wuiter 'ln a. at.frebout* im fa Bank < j tbe. canal ai- Pidaburg. IHWe'HamUbafliir tab'frat ilriie gaa thhiwti Mtn the1 iifclatj'1 AnOaT' T>*} «,•**• laatioed'vlde-by^jde, and an Immediate attaebiiisiii sprang up Wetwrett them. Tv Waa' a eaaw •rfloVy’k'at first; fur tbe m-meui Q"*y« Am»e ■♦irohgbt Into Hanntbai*Ipettier mm ruq herlruok into bis ii«te<Ua>tbae>epbaftfiii« Mjle iif ktsslng. AH witnay hm^ ltaey Weri* Maitii.ualty caisdemg each other, ■nd thtnrde>ma)*trati<s>e ■■( aJuuiil af tvetsm wire' re*lft'vitrisitdibary. hi the spring. Queen Anne was takm away to atari up>'ef bar annual Vrd'r." fb« rag. •d Hannibal al Uh* Mparativn, wbb' tari ri*c; fw 11 day* be refused uf i<>ueh * mutaei of hsai.tbo .m>y Byeruhmeut that be rtbrlveil during that time being shiski end-water. *'By dint of a •iniiniMl away ing -<ir barging {gainst bia fsatening* he succeeded lu brvaxittg !•«><■ ■hl ihe TSib day, when be took'entire poaaeashm pl Ibe eeCalilfsb urtiL Tbe animals ’ Ifl"'<Qe eage. were tearinlly frightem-d, dn«tuiig agmiiartbdfrTMrs and Utting tb> *dr w ith tbeir h-iwIaabdMhttska. f laiinlbsf rug-ft ■round lhe bnHdmg, rrarvd'Un bls his inod fret and endewvAred to' tb*Fb<fi>*lf tbe mfisrs in fbe ri.of win* hj. trurik.but inolestrij non,- of the-animals. In W inrtniirtH- Wfir-rw of men was.gathered — 8bertna»'a wagon* ,kave arrived at K'oai<« Aw supplies, ; _A letter from Morehead Oty, N. C., S5th, aav« Quartermaster <M>er*l Meiga andwodfbad a*rived tbwrr. Vdawds with s«pi»Vea an> rap-dly arriving, which are ;l»r'ng ,»cti| In tjie from, b, raiL _ ‘ r Prisoners cap'ured hi’ Bberman are arrfvink' Ml JTr* beta • MO arrived here last night, slid *000 wacbed Kinst>« at tb« aataa—Itata... ■ Reiel.wcamnnta Jur Bbecmsj! *rsj|>0Lmuallj arriving. wadriad In hr. 'Ara and shoulders, *i>3 alter gr^rt d<ffiriittv be «u ’bobMed" and cw»UwheA the cvfl. unary dJeiul'tie ..a applied a,th rh. «O.l sJrivictory result. Q.'iveh AmAi, who •»>- »f J» more gentle dUpiall.on. le.re the' srpa 'raliito-*nb vxrmjMai'}' rral^nathm. The danger•>( W-.wtng oat kehemna or esitSwi oil lam pa from tbe top t« greater Iban people guaeraliy sappoae. There »rr«Ht«l g»lanre« ou record where lives have been J<wl by the e«ulo4<>q <«f lamp* frem thia practioe. Th. Ml .wing e>pla>4tl^h'<>rttw cellars that produce the rapkwmu ate Worth considering aud hrvdlt^i . . .... ■ First—The ull Ul tbe lamp 1« HMaralljr low, l.ajing mote ne.,u l-a gai . &-6«>n—Tbs'gaa ls eery luftamaWr, and vritl «l<hn« explode when Ignited. Third—I* blowing too blaze dowa ii . Th* mfcryoo, |<a lamp aboull nvvtr W b(i>»n uulto"ii tbe t-.p. The wick iuay n.>t'perfectly All the tab*, *1 th. &>irt4 ttayrgn d.raa, when lb* g*a »nati FoOrriffl jfhe levy oil.in the lamp th* There hate hern Her elephant keeper, killed by the mrimats wnd-r Utfir chsrg* in thi* x-UMry. A man by the n»nie of Baamirra »m killed by PlXfrre. who VUIUA) ■>■ rd .ibw lsr*est- .lMI w al Mm menagenr build, any. Although alx-ul age. II. is l>M0n MW igsnd ill., orcMs-khal , w,O»<i|svs / IncreeMng-.ln frettes. »bo« limyr««r»,dawg.rwaa wules* properly .gpcnrsiL. • Ibm lbey pev regard u> keep «r«wsH> ■Cte’d*'- -Il was during Him siftkhsolla e.l awdurite. that lUiH>ibal rasshrhm ueUbvvtad re<d.O» lb* r<«d h»l.r»i f—tecbvl -tel Fell Ksver In 1844 « bra b« s-es-iped irirni te- keeper and ran nise nuha d**r><y«M •«■) *hm , la Am ■ ay; Ihsw, tUh res gMvrsUl <* fell* Him and guatdrrd r. Ela*h«HA 4" no« hkr loliaccoj but tbe afawisa told • a* mrirev-rrhg to m.kr the elephant ltd a stream hl ret around ■ defective bridge ’Hit tbepartieulari rif the occur retire Witt never Ire known. When the MM, which avid, -Now I’ve got him «M led eompanvrsme np><n tHrwritr .Obe treg this hip.' • Uh, jMMdiMI •d»i PlXtrro «M !»>■»< tbs'b>41e« of „ ■ mu thr-ttUirUB-Wtift'.' «eale^i<*BtTv '■25 al-ing the ma>Mde.- whita‘»hii fnutaimts'of Hte Unbwltma'e ktf 2S 211 —fcWMgEWBWJliliM MfJ 6Hind hanging 3ri*i*w' Wbv ■ bnat— -o- . tree SO feet from tb* ground. FFe- Wjw £'Wii>/&frfy. wXt Vlrx’® i’treri! liteeSliy -toea tri pieces, and the elephant ; had eppereml v bsswd hia Vifetose remslhs ,a r*4i Wiw’itf kOViwH«ir. a vafe and rX■gate end MifolMa the sie.: C»lnmbn« panto** m*tnl, ih-frea' demand for lylpa kill** a n>M warned'Ortrtnh ■• ’.Alters, .'■■•’.’Wn Tbr ail'U of |350 par ton w»s tappMii* ■ New'Orleans.- Tao rtijinhgv f rtea.- wbieb had hern trawling separate' ' Smi t eiippTr, and nt theen ra’-x 'her r.'a**w7aamst.«vtber*abd y-rrnrd fWre* pt .HHsmin rivtfftboftba sifter tninea al this plare. .-Cvirioh was ttotvti>g Ham. <.f utestew- and Ibe Utt wwlft./ Vermngm C.t*ald«r»hle eMjUrimml l» crested by 'hn^p,A‘¥.‘r«e<, ..yr are likely to «m m ruoub a a *nnj* of —4 waa lte ilrp*—• ,*prCulat«m «• the iiil'widla ani' at pres, *nd-rv*rutt]>K Uertij g} < J vut.o-^i«b*ary-CUrwurCa. r v ,Up«m tbr patrt, »r a «in»n«w. b« vwayww.c-xsgrd and, Kiliffi) .*‘HU tu»taM|l>. His traupef Olilawxd.ln ibis rgplyi', hr tanitpi up.<i> b V’*n .»«•!*!• A"*! tvOhttoV yisitmg with dir^ irfngenre any i-he wb<» sbouKl blftr thebi th* weed Wr« hri -twff. In4t*d tlnto" Wh*an «4r0«ht'ltotal 'WtaA >i»VO|fr<All»dF-<<hlbT*T*A«W*M ahdiiwdjwp.-io 6f<"* fagl^. !«m *‘lm 1 ■r,------------------------------------------------ rnwiu..^**,.*.;! tuiwrisr. Utey esenra It. nrtidav an old etepbant driver, who But tUy all , ' happened to he », New .P'.ltM*, . n *r, iU»>k- kbw ■ bv — bancV»«4. W m«*>: 1*“h , ilkXS-tnn.-1/sw w’W£.o -1.. I '■.■,r*W’"5W5’,,tr 'W*: ' " «'>■•••*■■ ~ . W** «U,WW tag, •sain the Tower of l>mdc4i,,M»d qslhr Llbe.vuuhjl elepbaat JUimSr:#' , wgin, VwbMfc d»w«f%Mte>y Mx* I h.(«ft swridMsW . tM? Iliad not obtained a complete . wimatery ••WMUfl. trs UxMMISsay1 dUhtMft1 w>i • Wja^FhU, ■' . �H48THGB U1SAPAKII Great ■■f-WM 5411 gallant afkir. but meat e-wiLaul .iiruelves [ with culfcsg a Uu uftU muK mgnifrvnt plary m-afel «f patriotism. On tbe con­ trary ba use an early. earnest, oncerspvbms adv<«sfa .4 rrbellM®. lie aided. Blaetr-i rtsc—oasfed. and defended truest® i pe-AmMy a. bmg aa be fad eeea the lamlwwi h-pe .d screewa. But with all tliat there la despicable in hie character I r p»« ■rears t fa merit of Ireaknaae in all kta tb-aliitga with men and ihntgs.— expressing hi* cxmvictJona, whether tba, be p.-pular or otberwise. Our object in placing tbe abqsn ex- mu® Mi<>« tbr perwtaVirt policy al Jeff Davis and the rrbr! G®grrae, and fancy tfa d'<>upli<®. Foote disclaims loudly agauiM tba dr-(>.i.aui <d Jef Darts, but it la hardly prolwble that ba ears as wovld not exchange or recall that bl-.e j dopoUfaw au falfawe: for niinbma. The bangtty echo uf far Nev T'dk, April 1.—Prrsidaul Un I rei.ni® fas ere this reverberated fr..ln rtdn’a laat diapuuh. II A. M„ shows a eumatancua, ruo^ruxe in any part nr in Marne fa Texaa, tbnmgh eeary hamlet | any way," was a shot between wind sad ■d tbe North, and down along the grant w aler to a horde of owarrnpokina epecuwaters of the frwlbweuL And tbotyh I Ufara. er.d a large number ./ wjnaRy »k Krupclooa friends of Jeff Deets in Ei g <>a tbe d.g-e vf war, and iraifarMN poll fand. Tfan. Adfawa. mwmu raged by the tkfana may lend their aid in deceptrva, ume of the McOellaa prueo and tbe Chi 8-®th Caroliaa will rand under bar «wn I ■***T fa eow^ber in Ua.xl ■ GoremaierX which they did not pretend had ewar 1 ’*■ ‘ 'kx* lb») bad pho>“ •Mir years pass. Uw iatbnbilU. A p-each party became I in remark* more than cutup1imsuUt| uiUlBOLD’S EHKACT Bmuuu iJSP3o*rsD*no3[i wash vtetsry .m Mundsy -Charleygreat I the brrwaVworhs" • mg tbeir main bstti amidst the desertt.m atoirding fa Go»ernoe Vaaee. of half tfair army, amidst the imprrceti.®e and criee of tbe B.cb mood pwrtmle that their leaders shall not far, b, tbe mere wind <•< Sbarman'a • hunderiag march Chariest.® falls with • ®l a blow, and the ornxy city ifalcsiM* l—u _ rs__----- — alr.mg M • nlaaA id “Charley’ tremely com mt® ■ may be regsrdcd £■ M. Srarrou, Mee'y vt War. C>tt P-wt. April M-BI 4. ». To E. M. Audios, Secy ,4 War : Gen. Weitsel tclegrapi® as falfawi Wetmik IfaRnood at ft IS this mor ing. 1 captured many guua. Tbe eo my Jett in great hade. Tbe oty M < mt^riixnja <-f the Daria goremment it a Hl all avail nothing. That tba loegee tbe) persist in fe^prlrae Opposite®, tbe fewer pririlrgra wXl be aco.rded to them br-<herh--d •</ States which shall fallow tbe haul sdpmunem •/the eiiatmg diC rtilliew. At-d he ahe> b--pec. witb>«t drmfa, to piece bloraeli io a better p,o. HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT BDCHU HdmboM-a Medial Depat, No. 104 &OUTH TENTH ET, HUH. Brnre cf Cocntflrf&b ASK FOB. H£LMB0U»*8t: TAKX XO OTHXHI Ifeaeral and hie party returned fa Qty P.-rnt. where, in tfa p'rwws nf a la>g« number id <4&vrs aod dutoguiabed ciwd Mira, be was prreenlnj.eitb tbe g-4d med­ al r-drd him by a joint rewdufa®. De crnibre 17 IM3 The medal efa aceunpasiied by a enpy of the rewdutme NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, • Tbe rssnrt ot tbe tovgaMp election, rm kl'®d»y van very grattfymg fa the repohlicana, and It may perhaps with «jaal tntlte I® raid fa bn giatifying to aome party. While so rejoice at the recall which la to relieve vs frnni a pmtraeted rule id pJUioal pHnripfew are measured hy their pen-txi interests »e are nose tbe fe-> willing t» ack now I ed^w the agency id tfase wfa are, ,nd bare the nerve fa rebuke corrupt^®, even when it o-inea to tba aatidrnng nt I member .d tfaCofederace Cegress : party tiea.inaiduMl fei aco>rup!iah thia | The ..Meet «f the mfefa® wee fa as result. llatlag made thia acknowledge- sure President Doria that bls trnmnila•"N’t. without entering into a dineuaamn Burners would boruevivsdat Wasting V* °P» nnmtiatii®. tfa fallow, j ’ “ * diepwt* to be ■*— as ..pen rw«ed. »• the came oeer whwb h has l rarefed Mieral tiuwu farwfabwa, namely i Tta '•«gU aad HUifax R.®4e running TW Caprt. of tbe fae I aeked leave if the Melbourne satfavHieu •outhwaet acnmi Uiteber'i Ran. The !•» M Me pefaMmrs. take la and »Jua» started at three u'rineh i« the »k A U,. „u,, ZSf *—**l>gr?TW aypMgMlta b twee, under Cfeu. na...:ZI Halifax Ibe fallowing letter address u, tba LmwL Gsueral by tbe President ; Exacmra Mtfioi, I Waamaunm. Hard. 7th, IMS. f “LtBCTBaanr-GasBaai Gnarr: In as AT THE MILLINERY STORE HDLKBDDX’a 310DE UP STAIB& dMrtr still to lbs h. that wodd-reeounec Qb'i CHMk Balaam SILK AND STRAW BONNETS AfZ&SXF. AKD CHILDRgys' !»* «»Uefe»rfrtse the Frwdi<etof Mn- pK.XSlo.XM, r ; Hteun ' �89 Hili HSHL. I? - I __ a m«>m �l! «TOH>! «TWH! ; »i fc1M.un.15: GROCERIES! JCST RECEIVED WxxtVX^ *VoK«. itowot'k "BaM*** ar* fea >oc« taukw'a YtvnUL "Br. 'BxAmck'• — >*\> feXom&cH "Btotevi B«jw‘» X. A... Bt. -SUAmAeS KtotuacXx WAVt* Mt Va« — Br.'RfcfcfceC* ' ttanonrVBv\X't * inw uh. MMAHAa ««A iuu XAJ< tTl\m.»VS« ZXS7QXZ) KBICXS. ._ „ ......‘’ -“‘MiM BATTLE CREEK. !<».»<», MM X f-fe. ut. PTISSS'JtSRl uirrn 1 1 jssa-i GOODS! J. s. 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Keith tncan t John votaa given for L 8. ( Cookr, bet they a era lain dn that point, ao throw out al! each v. tempted to throw oat Geo. H. Keith, hot th had decided that "Ge to ail intenta and pc /their figuring and tta concluded that Geor elected by two ninja ing the balloU ah..wr ga>e him seven mij-« way they figured M down to two. ney the aarae manner toe to the office of High' by one majority. Biatjraei Cflawot!<>w 4''Goodyear. B <> rant, and ofR. J. G 99999999999^ datedU* «■<!>*•* iotrrea troy rrdla, yam and < manner. On Batnn pr^ofl^ng a raw apprebenaion of the n til k«or o'clock P. M Between the ti"»« dark the n<h’. mm. r. b acxlet, i»e>Umatrd at W50. ■ Ullin ^537536407 IEW SKIRT FOR 1865. It t. a handaome aba. >».HK.r lu the enter j HOOP SKIRTS. •os, and very creditbe vemuoert*—. �sficial KOTicrs. ADMWBTUATOR-8 SALE. LOAN. s7ats orxrcsMjtif. a^urjf Al a BSMtoe sf the PrubaU Guurffcrtb. mea­ ly of Harry, hold's st Um Prubate tMlee, to lbs villsgvcf HMinis', oa Wodamdar, thu Mb dsv ef April, lo the yisrose llneeaeS eight litrndml sod Sizty-fi'a. !*raaeek,B-C-Pburm, Jwdgsof snH-n»n UM. There it great rejoicing in oar I . D. Isis, st Um vulaga ef JasUags, ta.eaM maty. ' stdem AXImA. IM A*. &je.aajjuZ'& &prT. village, na we go to preaa, over tbe nrreader of Lee. Gum are firing, belle ringing and bonfires blazing. A Suuoce TIMS.—Tbe Heatings board of canvssscrs'bad a terribly eerioce time in endeavoring to eanvans tbe votes of the election last' week. There were three y tbe prayer' at the petttteasr sboeld eel of them drfedted candidates, and they went-into the third day to complete tbelr canvass. Those who hang on to the tail of the copperhead party die hard.' These II is farther Ostend. thsAseM pstitioasr Oder to tbe person. istemud in said ofthfpsndroey ef mI.1 peliiMe, sod tbe j IlMvaof, by cantr-E » e»py *M» order ubiut.ee in the flhdiep. Aaaaar, a eewaprialed and cireelsting la said eoanty cf far three eiruieeitri weskaprwvteea to Mid canvawrs tried every possible method to defest the wiahea of the voters sod retain their places. They seemed to think fur a time that votes given far G Estate of John . I STATE or KlCHtOAX. Owes Iy of Barry, as. At a siMloa of Me Prabeia Cewrt far Me cwutr of Hany, boldto at Um Pndiala (Maa'in the »Ulaf« of HasUags. as Tsseday, Um 1 lib day of April, iu tbs jtar oos tbouMod »l<Ul band r»d sad stity-flve. Preaeak. 8. C. PrindJ*. Judge II. Keith meant John W. Stebbins, and votes given, for L 8. Geer meant Daniel €oo*, but they were not positively cer­ tain On Chat point, no they concluded lo throw net all such votes. They also at­ tempt edto throw out votes written for Geo. II. Keith, but they found the oourt• had decided that “Geo." meant ••George" to all intents and purposes, so after nil .their figuring sod three day’s work they concluded that George H. Keith was .clocked by two majority, notwithstand­ ing the baliuU showed that the vutera gave hl<rt seven majority In the same way they figured Mr. Geer's majority down to two. They also succeeded in the setue manner to elect Henry Bucrani to the office of Highway Commissioner by one majority. ‘ bepahii^ GUARDIAN SALE. »lad In mH lai. Orease t*peta, is, toelaalty.ead . VUbboel, Clterest he., squat tu o<». spar boule. 8oU br dronuu. i ii EG EM aS a co.. Chemists sad UnigEiiU, Sew Xork Lit;amtss CnAxna.—Tte firms of Bar )»w*'X G<«-d>»*r, Barlow, Goodyear & SHERIFFS SALE. 'TATE OF MICHIGAN, larry Count; Grmit, and of R. J. Grpnt, have cortaolidatcd-iii equal interest in the Milliag and nuacamuie buainrsa under the name of County or u.rry. nearing Bate me nu ouy er ■ ardh. IMA. and Io toe directed and delherad anitiel Eyaa vfuni.iu • did. Kt5 d-7 S? Mareb. 1164, levy upon sad seisa aU the right, title nod lOtereet, of Mid Elijah Wiliiataa, the de­ fendant naated. la and *■ the following described Ek-dfiris. arsS#; SE Km or perarma broke into tbe Wixilm ' FaXwy at J. 8. Van Brunt, and proceed­ ed lo cut webs from tbe l<«xn«, and dee troy n-Ila, yarn and Heth in an Infamous manner. Un Saturday, hand bill* were offering a reward of >50 fur the • apprehension of tbe rasesIs. On Sunday w aiefcmcn were hept nt th* Factory un­ til faur o'clock I*. M., when they left Hat ween tbe time of tbelr leaving and dark tbe same night, the Factory «aa THE GUARDIAN’S SALE. NINTH NATIONAL HANI Io tbs matur of Um E*UU of Kmam BUI, Wary HUI. Ukum UU1 andTbeetM Bill, aieen. • . Hulks is bereby gltan that la panoeass sf licaaae sad aalbonty grouted to ma by the Pre-' L.u coort fcr Um ruuniy of Barry sad t*UU of Mictngaa. 1 .Lail sell, or cauM to G. sold, si Pub­ lic Ao'lion. to tbe higtMst bidder al Um Sorth Door of Um Court Howes, ia ths village of UaeUobs la .aid county, oa SslSrdsy U>s wth day of ■ay MSt, at 10 o'clock A. JU lbs Mtowiag 1^5JST«75ESSran;XSS noun Si the north front <lr»r rf lbs Court Room in Uis cf Hutlags, la tbs county sad Suu srur..aid, Ibero will be suU »t pabfH suctioa or vsadM to U>s blthMi bidder, th. |premiws d»sscribud La said Bangaga, er ao taeeb tbereef M Tea Eutcnox ix rax statx—8o far aa beard from, the RepuHfcana bare made galoa all over the State. The returaMfoMaver, are meagre.and tbe vole ItKKSIX INSURANCE co. Nxw Dmct.—Heewra. O’DuonM As BbyjUre aurted a new daily, al Jac* *“•» jiP®?*1 “ Dally Jaa**”" Cibera. j ymeaw ar to esstry. beUs male a-td Ukra.ri u an ijocor to tbe enterprising city of Jack sot,-and very creditable, as we hope It omM be smtnuneroMwe, io tbe enterprising . GUARDIAN'S SALE Ii>«M eseltor of ibe BstaM ef klplus B.' WheL ter. Alba Whsuter, Ada Whral.r aad Gntrode Vheeter. wlaora-bslra of Manas L. Wbeelur, production or prasmUee of eK Get the Genuine Article! Phcenix of Hartford. ' />em th< OJMat Smumtnt. CASH AMtTX JlTKix $933,172.64 r WANT MOW tba. of WOOL te SuAcUr. iM» CLOTH— CLOTHING STORE! ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE WOOL CARDING (TEBBUART leu.) . �1 Li-, Jsrirsltiiral JIol . J fkpaiatwm: FLUID 1ITBACT BUIHU upon tbr-fstru all that we wed masks us comfi rtnWe. and mine was that to bn anything like o-mCirtsbl/ eilnaind, w* must bMT'h divWiotl of labor. ■, W. E. 8. seems to iUuk that my views are such that an safe political econ­ omist wodd Mliov them. Let tss go back ^Ay years. I reroei-ibsr tbe time ©RUG STORE!!!; M- W&KCWC •Btowb VtfBAVrti’ lug aa I JuscriUd In my .article. We bad out a arils of ajeai-ssr railroad, and did nnt t. .-! t!. -m. I»r wa bad nat much to aeii tuma kct. N»ta far mrA bouse in the circle of my acquaintance hod so much U a rag carprt upon tbe floor — TUIU'ENTI.IB AND ALCOHOL Musical iuwlruuMiniA. more expsvdve than a flulj yr n shite, ware out for farmria' «...«» ur daughters. . I very writ remember tbe first ycorl that osttoa goods Were bnwaght into «.or AmlTr—ttWM dnrmjrthw favrt war with Z,r FOB MECHASICAL ABD MKD1C1SAL rCRFtfJQS.OM.Y_JK Cwra!&* . mi units, ---- e., e , . । fi* erata per yard; leb ahrting as four years uy at retail lor eight mnta. waa carded by band. About thia time carding n oUiinrt ware introduced in Northern PflMuy Ivania, (my rvaidcooe) GROCERIES! comniwwJ ; directly the spinning "Jen­ ny" and p»Mcr loom foBofaM Instead . uf the rouimoa blackttnilh making tbe uee, scythe*. boca. Ate., factories grow up that tnadeA much superior arUelca nt Ires o*et;dnd the farther this division of labor waMy4be more prosperous beftdne Uc agriculturist, and ,tic tbe lest . f..rtv years nmcountry fa tbe world bsa ‘ made such rgpol stridfa in every thing that makes a great nstioa. Twenty eight years ip., ,t*> I first crossed tbe AHeghsmea.ih<"fa..n horse" bad tasted the VELOPEB. CAMW, As., Ac. waters of ths ll.oixippi at but a single poii.t-i-the ■ td.pori-jge r-sid in Penney ICpen our abstvea war ba toss! an vania. rutvterg. Cun-meeH.Louistllle. MOST POPULAR Saint Lr-u.s. Ofaag.^ Milwaukee. Dctr-ot. and Claselan ), werwamaH country PATEMT MEBICENEt. willages, n..w great marts of busindaa. HLLHBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHS ■,4ye-siur* IE9P8OVSD*ROBK WASH ^5’j‘S have sprung up as if by manic. But in tbe Iii.wn time what baa become of the old baMl loom and the lasiwn of "produc­ ing every thing we want by our osrn In­ dual re and akilll Gone, banished, dis­ card r< | by nenrlv every swjpful (karn-v I .u at>t reeoHrc: of wring one in ' of what I call a real live, thrifty >r tl«* IsaX/iflren years. Transplanting Tines. In tbe course of tba next two months many Imudreda <■£ thkussada of treen will be trans; limtrd frnmx nurseries to or­ chardy ni<sitbf them paid for nF unusual­ ly hit^prices'in tbe hope of obtaining remarkably loacious and valuable.' fruit. Somewf the men who set orchards Mill loose ftom n-iqiiarter l.r a half of their trees, while Libers will loee hardly one in a bJrt.-l A plan of Mttiug, wbkh will invariable give satisfactory reenlla, After the ground ha* beast richly man­ ured and deeply pulvartxed, dig tbe boles of ample six* Di t reel vet be r*>ia tn their natural position without bending. Then pour two ffailfula of water inu> tbe bole, aid iniiiivdiakr'y begin to shake fine *>il tn.tn a sbeteei inbi tbs Water, continuing the operali-srersdusllrjad st«*dilvai!l the hula ia SU.d. Tba bole vboeld be filled srvuniJts outaije in advance of tbe middle, hi order ’ ' ' inward to nroeive th oentral rnattfi Fin# earth kraditally shaken into water in this manner ia evenly deposited abnnt the root*. Surrounding and packing them 1se perfectly^ if they bad grown In their new p.iaitaael This method of trans­ planting not.poly rnMrra the life aud grus th of the tree, hot it is also epaier than any oifer, and it further effects tba very maierta) economy of dispensing with l_hyi_necessity of Making, tbe water aettliiig eroded the roots ao closely as to bold tbe tree with sufficient firmnasa without any stakes. The trae, befiire it ia set, ali-.uld always he pruned of a part of its t.ip, to balance tbe targe portion of r.M.ta that are rut off In taking It up. If thia be nrglectrd large perta uf tbe HoimbeM** Drag and Chemical Wmbeoa, No, 594 BROADWAX, N. Y, Helmbeld’alfadical Depct, neither Delta oi> ehe^>. Via rMXtedy fa gi.n .‘taUeepoonfa! fa tfair feed’ to •beep less. He puts it in tbe coops of Vfovk Xxkc. a CVuxyxw. Xo. 104 SOUTH TENTH BT, FKELA. 1865 Bavsre of Counterfeits Hew Goods. 1865 ▲fiK FOR. HXXMBOLD’S! •!i?rs *&\oo& axA "L\mt TWX, which, in conjuaetion with tba \SV <>Ck will earn sJ! the afuremsauoMd 4ia«m. and. of — ■ -.nTZrrZ. LT** OUT UCLWIVE cui rrniE BATTLE CREEK. Cao’ (Faina. Jgbrbim. Indies:, on, CPaU in Ue JauwU, SXxrineu, Ma. Trr “■”* “*4‘cin'^ sod yen win never SELF-ADJU8TT1G WRINGER No Wood-Work to Swell or Split So Thtnoh Scrtoto to fti oat of: Ordt Wtuirruwinai wnamtv Coe-WnssLa Il took Iks Fiarr Faswiea st Ftftr-ftsrsa Hu (kooi. Mcdwckxvt*, ECONOMY Ift WEALTH, TB. SKINNER & CO. try the. bsfer. gewy fan • ru iklktu NIT All SI Bills CT8TI -Qjd^&dh i..? -A. Gate Fuphlst er Ateanaeafmp wet, and rv»d the errtifieatsa, andif p, bars ever doebfed yoa will 3XZT STDTF UH TU3 nrATnua-r ' _Tbta Revs task tbe Nnt prvnmun st tbe Ksw u.—* s-u L_i. . — - ■ . , r THE cmzns OF BiHET COUJTT hsES&TSsSr^ tTOVEB! STOVES I STOVES I FOB SALK BY iuxTYttifRi Bay the Best j tkea Take Care •! It. grsit danger of losing tbe whole UBA It Is ait eicellent plan to mulch all orchard^, and especially those newly eat. The ground should be covered with the cheapest straw or hay to be had to the itoi merely prevent we grnwut Or weeds or grass, It will keep tba aoil both light and moist. If not mulched. It ebould be frequently stirred and kept dear from weeds. Il ia impossible to protect tba room of trees too carefaHy from expos­ ure to tbe sun and air during tbrnr trans fsr fmm tbe nursery to the orchard.— Scwsh>4 dMrte. • - ABOTBXB wn. enrwd at Fsewrawd Agn» rmedicine fa He vsneh. AXOTHEE »w enrwd of Feuer Sere which he.1 Misted fourteen veMS. AMOTHnanibmaifaaB efeigMym Caaea ineusvsrabls of Dyvyepsfa and Uvw Complaint could be iaonlfaaj fa\which tte Ftuiker sad Fills x PENSION*. I » DRY GOODS. !M ' ■ Rouxnra. 4«» PRISONER'S � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-04-19.pdf 3c7e01830c76a060eb6034330be5ef3e PDF Text Text 1 M □to,a. •MUT8HBETING MC teu U.4 ^eawraj. t eta) rd ba«v annei MteHflp'LMbe' General—1 received your note of tb tta^ptekM. lM' «bMter baAfcme teteeeCymi talk anewUtete> UiMlO '-«Mt->ttertM —' - • ’ 'yote’proptetetoe-of DRU XWtaJ di.»r»ttfeB!<im«;’«>iy; fatd-kra»a*a*4nfcidodAy th».leadia<'«ltiw>ar. GatkfeI •»> «d AsraH Ing, for lhaicouaidamHn rft a propoa ' Breckenridge, in reply, exclaimed that ! ho dwtei't vaaaa ifreavaj ..hod# in J Kk*»oi»d.wai foaauiMd, tbaworchuupe, ■® SftSrtftby ^riaon/ kM ’tikltta L'vg'.slaturu, remilnln is beW In tbaDew B«l< rtnjrlzthgdke Conrcntinn to Like ■alrpii te tank ite»tboteu>d» afbbe-Dhlo». 'TI prapvitebnMof.tha- Pmidcu wm te STOREt i-.s MidaaelSl jSi'htbissr, Dirtthrtp ■ apMiiimiu-, «aiw»r<W>s»a ..Mr' TaEtuiEaurarucaaiH a»ii. n. , n«r.,<„5 rh.ia, ■ r.^ w Sv"TTHW Phfpbteln'FwfHiw ,^m?jKSasi!lfiS5ii| ,ajjd «4ju'^U»q1t^p.f.rorea'£t«|Jp - ' ArMMmt Q-H\ Aeaate®, I80X 5 ial tw* -JO'f. •? n’pw’t ■,& u i' Grn. La* aiidli's army to1 Lietit. <|*i fT FOK MRCUAp'lCAL 451> XIMCT!M 7?" ‘V*’ *** * ». «> t. fcdfS: SajfP»•* > ■ Tbe-' wllb*ihif -;c*ri¥apAndrite* ’ fit taken place bcfwCert'Gto, IX and -'ml arif. “ There half been ■ no'tidaiaiion^ li • I tbe'pdraall during it« pendency.-* ^1' •'•] • e: ». OBANT; !*»(. «-,. , ‘ I • ' '■ - twirl. IMA. < I General: Jyb reauft oftpe liaj, wc« r s Aho a «rr*t rrridtr ef tba i ruuaftXinvtricfc'yOu'ofiM^tfop^ka&aie,^ s ’ZTip^nxiy s-jnimJBuXET .' ; further ' rMitkticiimt‘r tl^ part df : Arttiy of N-htherrf'VttjJinia in tbia atruj IM ( baklnr Extracts ; nle- j M *». •ndi52s«?4-b i ron Tita rtricfiu vikki-it or Tita ixntgXI • toy duty (tfimn from TnyaelnSereaptM* lurther ciluaion of bloo^ TTe »Jtn k -ry te Ul>4 • goad a«Jrtlft»ni o t ,. J’( alotiiy of : by aakittg Uf t'lW ftlF lUrtcnfler of tbd STATIOMZBY, I| pprt1<>hh?r'h*'Dwf«!d<’Rftri‘JBtttl-a arm] PE.\F. rwnui, in;*, r.u'xk, ex- > frl bo««apa>ilwAHnyx4 Noatham Virginia GROCERIES I Af.ll TO.-1BA.-, Generalj-lhara read y onr'tiowpf.'tbi datel ‘ Tluu/h' not entirely of ’ djiij •I l<ih ybu aStpfeM <if:rt>e l>dj)pl*fin>eMr'd further H-»iirtai»c« <J«i’fi>4 fiirfofttie armj I of NiMbem VJrutdla, t TrelphicatB ybS '.I tfe’tfW tri avifid'tfJeUueffflalbti'iir'biiifl . PATEMT tiESICEItEJ. ^W^Fw'^'^.ukyAfe'w MM wutt u>“ MWAH ,h the httekhte « •» !;|, '. " W*» Dwt^^S^TOV^. jgafrtAttfFlWt 6A.m. ’ LynAbdrg'reMd. I aS t<iMt fJdrWIa. bgl juraL1 fed' will "roS prnfmiiSpm *adc th# tqrtns. j&f willofflte racS;; «i6'6tndlli<>4 dfttt WtTuBddf.-’’ i: '•' S ■• • It'TfcT.& GrnFral-J 1 tu-U.B.-VtUWr.cbtikMMkt anaM V.K'n or Ilctul) Pay, paly. . Araik J.W Tufiwv K, J-A-EB, Comeundieg (k-HuAJ*) General—Yjgi; (**t eVsnioi Jkfeiyy# ^»y. *»kin »w^iciur*_<.f,iu Cai r»ty apMgj lu reply to This quaautpi Cuqe« uoo called yor^any purpoaa. .^oqanip '-!> Itr-kloabi*wwi»dlifc-:ab4 lUbteteua W Jm*.t Li W .t.. -a -4Z .SwiA dnyteeiMwyb*; ofabel^ateinaLrtprS ^oafteta1 aUadtb tbrnterreadate-nf-Uij Are.y.trf Northern Virginia ub tbe foju -lowteg aarme,’teiwtt«' -Bolte <tf> alf >tqf officer* and men to be mad# in dwplieetw} kme «dpyit0'b»0vtai tPAaiwfltaer de*i£ nated by we, the other to he retained ty *eeh offioera i» yen may dptegnato. The oflte»rt»tegle« their 4te)Midital. paralw# not to take op wrhn againtethw, Gm Vice Pre*ldrnt Johnson end Preett toenvof itM UnWed Hulse: until properly eaeiianged, and each-company or redg King were ■ta'Hlbhmond on Friday; ar mantiat otMimfiider to eign a-liho perote thefieereteryof War waeeaprcted.: Tl talegrapb'U vneiclng beWaea tbehmnr ■rm*. artlllwryandpabHo-praprrty to and Washington. Mail* arrlvw and Id btr parked and wtodtnd, bod turned over part regularly; Adetnedc Co. hfbVboi to thb officers appointed by* ma to reed r£ ttesm. -THa wW riot-era brae# Um al* arms of tbcrvQn#**, nor .theirr private hnrma and * or.gZfSffbn ' laasv’e. allowed Thia done *Ach | . Tbarirwr waabringolearaduf ob officer to returfi Uotta. and that*.wee ■whole:flwet < Uora* aaaMlweViCUy Point, , wafiir to biactannn. -norte be disturbed by tbe permit* W aaaMa- lbem tcdbnroe United Stetee authority ao long M ikey. -ehaetra their-parole and tbe tews in force where they may redd*, I OeyeeapeettitUm. I:. ■'' ,T H #*■■* --4-G-------------------- J. M. CAW*UW«._ iocxTriiJ**—i'M^r.iu-' ofc >oi?« rarrnotet m.iplei' m m .lies, «n »• - K4U> new, ,<I .1 .WDf flitw m. MX>MMnrTill ■ . OFFIOfr «MJtBv«LAfi®fc»TOKE Will sttead to***WHHmJ»tf IL4 wiirre the Ji't 'v.nt thlce i..'.!><-> t!i! i., arfdllHe'wfth ’rermln, Ifed'yefob tMa floor;' la^yfe biadilMhp' prUonon ware •bKgarfWideep mtbor upott.u»e_ dirt-l^i HMB twg.wrewWdirwtcd, prh-MWH ot iteit»,-.jaee«BM- Chargedwitk barter-’ teg^'tdon-pcianavneUpiw nftaarMha®«k Y w efl m«p^oecn aaia tlui a ?cM>Mem At m CaitU Tl54fidePf»*« foretisie bfW lortanWofdhedawTbed. •;-T»4« lteildMUviqg«<benjM<b«JnLiW^-. beloug4o4Ue»te tV ^diu ijpdcra, aud ^R»er‘we'tw onghUlly tuftlT’r M-We/blit AW^ueMW turhefl hfid^.HrWmanh- diMiphttetlrfHffd iyjdaoBl^brtr rdflgl|u*.U'. tvJ Irvir annoy jnc«-of api ehuricUrJW drftTptHwmhy r laMiy M*«g<tflh»*<H;-a WWajJaodlim »oc. <todamo UjeteMra-Gwa. Ur« l»*.bbm in UPS®: ugpju^d b* 1 *ua»c'tit‘ti>r«iS^m oBf littcl to-Jn f e-.i.Jf r frig of ftutx, bj- orddr WGttrfeHil 'MaBMlaaA *-— - “ —’ K-J •■“'*“ | Dofln rail xr™.™. , Mt’Mfln«ay,*tedMjL TM’lWilknt..'h*»- Tbe Tf/.-'y pubbdjca iu tb* terne tyjx 1 Mg aritetei'CteMm Btetem-md last avemac. teretMfltiad’thr G.ivwmaerlt, and <>f ' aaa l“l.WJK£*4x toeOtH^uf'RlO United «4o»ee-4lM« graphical style M death* arc iifiiatl, ’shiiaA lh«4 M..MS®M’"n 1H*-'-!£c‘L7 -1“ printed, “Dimd—Spulhcra CouMeraci । pleaaucabwx^tjpe jL-ople can’t fptrtiin keAirijm* ami bb*w» haw b*a»>'dw*«rvel| At the f»u¥Mid<inee'of 'lil« fathar. jJ tiiftftadlfia.t'pAw??^] t <upjrtw--Mx —teffl be rendered tn’y nu hnd tbeLrwvh; Va.;' Sot------- yjSiarrMMttetett'tee — kehur mate «* - M>«e eoiairr*and galhmt nflicere Of y«>w TtwDarla,'Btthmond, jej fediraey,'seed foiitjan; 1 Death cad« thrill’«*»/* *”t ni >qi .ii.-UJR J mrii’aafa'r'l Hfc<UM8Mte«F* M by strangulation. No funeral." !1 Wam bwiMum WaMUMOiea, { ? detfiouatratipn, l.bfcourae, wfll‘Sa*5V« - April,ft—10 r. M. , >'. • . Cw4ad««anp^<Jib*U,B. The Whif «ya editorially: For tM fvapried t<r h. -[A-yoke.Minify fi* ynfl.] Ordered that absolute of 200 gana be ■’■■> .' t. -April 8;-W65. . Bred ak the bemfquaMat* «f • awnf. first time during tbe'trar the «*y I wfll b»»* mahtogv. *ry If yon grabble G.nand« i rvdetead pi ;«t Hie buu and navy flepMUuant, and .al etery.poet truly be *>id tu be quiet, and life mid Uopt^f’me. -(Uogbur. aflii crlo* jd your note uf to-day,in anaw*a|»ruia*k land amnaal in the United Staley and Mi property, tafe. Nota nolee more th^| rww >r trs nris'i |dw military MEMtemy-at W«v fpiokei tb»e>>uiM of military and ■ wagon* dte. >• hero a band. I propoM now d<**>ng up |.tbeday< of the JMfiPt. of Ibia vrdar. &; turba tbe day or night Tbe garrotete) by requeuing you’ tw^y-.h ’emnin piece commenxiraiii-n <d' Uja wrreori»r of Gm. and burglar* that iu/blted the rebel tapir fof'oteeld'W tithe.1 I tlteught Dlxla ono iB. E. Aa*; and,Uta *r«y of Nortliwb; tai eitbar iuMMAed tba duat of.tbe Jte •fahoAtetinuRpn j«*erA<M'.k-. . ^Lau«h.Vitwiitm. ^ ;. . : . . I from tbaif fete and folkitrsJ tba Coafe* [surrender: buyast To Lieuk Gtex Grant and UwAnny-: up- crate flag.:oi!•they -bafe.pradeuro caoaa 1 ritouWbe the *»Fe ; .jdarAiaoonaOMndti |. ttd aqm-.iH to forego tbr practice of -their arta. Hie Capitol Squotobaabtenre^peMS tb Itiuw* «:ht-thcr 'y The report of tbe receipt, acd *MO» ilkMliof thiaaerder Mio lx*, made, fa itti and rruUlnry baa<H dteeoerte hvM .AdrMateGanondat Wembiagteni, . -& eoenda (eeery e«enlngj r.JLx.>ml: geollt I fairly cent ured IL rQie#m and laugnier.i fcr them furteU thter.et mehluTcomptmaaia bberlmee. bted-Str hid# kaoa t£ Mw yiaK-M.fcaws Waa. 5 'Tpretchted ’ ■ fDawia.goteraBMat'te. wiHK iddo -f edldxde >«-«-bc-1-.d .dread; gad awu। W-Apiiltertharit b*adna#Mj|in mm* the bl*eyiap* te U | la «n hWful.lpatete--.4UagMrr.4ad •rtyuatiki waIVtbe.aaftli iilca fimemM.Chmaa.] , J a#b tte»>b*-*U'.tva ib6t:1d*»pteuiedJ*A tb-«t>f-ro*i dtfrtfe ua mood MMU&’ . I« tom tbrke riArtSttf tfgbr wtm’gkA, CMeurtliiK It-xiA ,ujA .iuwwkH rA>«Xrd'byU. Van# *0 <Uatete. Very rr^wlfuHy, yeWab^leiyp|^ 4hm» pH|mrd iMrw to4> O *£1^1x1 ift'wt.t ti* r«uio ebmWKUW efll* pimtSmayemra. j The oatyotwlofthB^aaad who evoducw»<l;#s u>»<yib, pign|«LJemAi»0H>-.Pl ty.Qw .. Ux.AJGaaar/Lieot Gen, .e BexaohiiMa-bArarVoaeaaaa > '. TbU«L6M,G»**Caa»aa«Aeu>aC-ii.A. V ., Geui>r>l-rL i>a«a.rrewlvcd yvun ktt^f uf.Uita ilfie, popUioMi jbif Urtti* >'f «<•! tcpdpr(nfibo am>y «»f N’ortkern Virginia, aa proposed by'ytia, . A|( tneyj are aubfianlodLr .Qte/MW •* «IP»* eaprraapd U your letter of the Bib inat., they are aneeptedT JwiSTwiff*2J$*MtnaU’ lh* proper officer* to earff lfce 'alipulationB' inti.'ifr--t. Very trerccilWiy. votfrabrdfenl eetwnnL . w ia.Ar ctrraHL gu [y££ HMml. J B-^rxt .♦■•• W»* Der*w+*we, • TbtoH betd Altolgbtr-GM> 'fcr **• great wfetMr’bWiMilBW ha baa ahii day erbwwrt yM ahf tHrrjllant. armUiwn- •iMmi a BFRRem. A HlnAcilfifl HfCMtle Thttiftfir ttiWOli nlw dethebnadt tAdaeua dWMgane* lUfcaoR be-wwaiyod--,.W« faiUd.^.M" “• y-wr. ’•<«»'A rt.r“hrrfur a atrong torce of men bud been en- fe ^.KssScr^'r^j ..’rtdinrwA .'iJjcbtni.-ulboRH *TLam Tfautider, aiTSaiTt'nTreadJ Informed y*ft>. wera'nou bnrndd.* Tbayrwwa-raaactiW .lor dfwrta pppraprinu ifal*... J t-tiai||d Ut'tq.jHUrd^iai (wnd Callie Tb.u?Jaroacd aa a guard Loma fur fafctioui W"i» s.f -^WftlWWLIbby«Mlnmrf KflO xwm.-pbrnc* ««^oert»Ma. .prii«tB^ leutfM'Milj.al'MV up •»W0K$1<W ,b-4$..lbrvVgh gloomy «Quntfcanfi«, while IB# TTniOu I guard oinakliribemtKf to ncMy'’ehj»»y'tho inuMiUod that the lanwpa- h«ldtag bad oqiJwguu^ vjde^tlx ^*r® I �MEWS President 1 Assassinai ofgratitude and calm deliberate eat tion that “al! seerna wri! with vs,* fore ovary loyal hewft received a . Ding paralysing blow in tbe boo meat that tbe President waa dead- <3-003 4TTB1 'Stabbed. Tbie ton was accompanied by the intelli-] grace that Secretary Seward bad else] been assaulted la hie sick chamber where] be was lying in a critical condition from] wounds received by an •crident.and ih*d be too must die—that be was dead. Ail (be time of this writing there io an on] eerviioty whether Becretry Seward is or] lIUK&MiI’B 33 i f ITP STAHLS. SILK AND STRA’ nd In Um eem/, mamrer' as Um aeaae ftM>ProoideM. Tbe attack both at tbe theatre tad mi the eame hour—10 o’clock—thb» '•fog a preconcerted plan to aaeaaafo. ‘buss gentlemen. BONNETS, Mrs. Harris, and Major Raihborn, Lbot by an asesasin, wbo Mddeflly eo kd tbe box and appr.«M behind (President. The assMain I ben leaped kn tbe stage, brandishing a large dec AND - children. We received the official news uf the trrender uf Loo and bis army but just folli-n upon the nation la no ordinary । i Hine to make tbe naked announcement paralysed by the suddenness of the bl«n lof any very exching events in tbe mill­ wee precluded by the Storm whiefr disar­ ranged lb^ wires;] By the President v( tbe United State*: JFArrvas, For some time pent veeaela uf War of the United have been refused, io certain porta, privileges and iramuni-l ties to which they were entitled by treaty J extended comment; but we frejtnar st| |AetNM^ Pit. that we subjoin it without public law, or the ootnity of nations, at] this rime, preferring to give Vo our read-] the same time that veeaela of war of tbe] I "The purpose of Gen. Grant, la strik­ noun try in which Um acid privileges and] immuniUee have been withheld, have en bio tragedy: ing Lee from tbe South, waa lr----- 43 him northward, eo that whatever It appears that on Friday evenlt |the rebel army got sway from Ric ..-----ditlon uf things has not always been forci­ President Lioa-ln and wife, with othi Idivcrged more and more from Its true bly resisted by tbe United Bistre, alt hoi hiase. sod away from Its rwinfureeruaita. on tbe other hand they have am el timed purprwe of witnessing tbe performance ■•(] |fhe aooMas -I this strategy waaannimno failed to protect agatoal, and declare their (be "American Cousin." During the! kd in deaps’ebra <*i Monday, thu 3d uf third set, and while there was a tempore-1 jApril, <1 ben we were told Lry- had bora pry arena, we presume the details of tbe [pursuit of Lee, after his defeat at Peters fcurg will be interesting to oer readers. I We find the hiatnry of this pursuit ae kocrinctly collated in the New Turk ner; but theta is greater sorrow that I wise-counsels and fatherly care should ry pause fi-r one uf tbe actors to eater, al sharp report of a pistol was beard, which! merely attracted attention, but swggeetedl nothing serious, until a man rushed to the front of the President's box, wavind a long dagger in bis right hand, and ex | claiming “Sit t&nptr lyrronats,** and ln>-| mediately leaped from tbe box, whirl] was in the 2d tier, U> the stage bracathJ and ran across to the opposite aide oil the stage nuking his escape amid tbe br-l wilderment of the audience from the! rear of the theatre and mounting a hocio-l Mod. The screams of Mia. Lincoln first! disclosed tbe (act to the audience that the] rose to their feet, and rushed towards tfiel stage, many uci aiming "bang bl tn.” Th-| excitement waa uf tbe wildest poaaiblrl description, and of coarse there was ad abrupt intermiseiou of LhsMricvJ perform] anew. On a hasty examination it >a«| found that tbe President bad been sh>-t| through tbe head, above aad back of tb> | tn a private boose opposite Ifta theatreJ and the Surgeon Genera! of the army and! other Surgeons aenl for to attend to bsJ rood ition. A common single barreled] pocket pistol was found on tbe carpet.] A military guard was placed in front <>f| dent had been co» eyed. An immcn-sj crowdwaa In front of-it, all deeply ana] ieua to learn tbe condition of the I'rni-I dent, It had l.crsi proviuoeiy announced! that tbe wound was mortal, but all hoped] otherwise. The shock to the comniuni-l ty waa terrible. At midnight, tie Cabi­ net, Messrs. Sumnyr, Briny and Farns­ worth, Judge Batea, Governor Ogleriiy, General Meigs, Cufooel Hayes, and a fits per^iunl friends, with Surgeon Gen­ eral Barnes and bis immediate assistants were around his bedaidr. Tbe President was In a state of syncope, totally inaen aibtr, and breathing slowly. Tbe blood muted (rum- tbe Wiaind at tbe beck of biw head. Tbe surgeon exhausted every p<> Bible effort of medriual ekill, but all bo| WM gone. Tbe parting of his fatnilj with tbe dying President is too sad for! description. De died tt 23 minuteJ after 7 o'clock Saturday morning. i When the excitement' aT tbe theatre was at it* wilder height, reports werri circulated that Secretary Seward- bad! necessarily persisted In. | Now, therefore 1, Abraham Lincoln,] Presidon of Um United States, hereby make kiruwn, that after a roas -nabla] time sh*H have ale peed for Um intelligence] . »f tills pruelotion to have reached any] '** foreign country nt whose ports the said] prirllegre and immunities shall have] d an aforeMid. and shelJ rood sceltered forces and gut tbe remains eo refused, then and tbence-] une privileges and immunities] While the enemy were thus forced a circuit.-os route, Bberidan, with__ _ln, L-avalry end the5th corps, led the sdvaace [jr Initad States shall have been plaocd p>m an entire equality io tbe furvign ports sf..rra*id, with si mil*r war eeoMls ■•f other counlriea. Tbe United States, whslarw claim or pretence may have existed heretofore, are now at least entttlnd to receive and cimoede an satire friendly equality of right* and bospitali- THE PLAN 18 and entering. It was aaaertained- that tlxJ ■a intelligible word could be gathered, but tbe Ucta are eubctacdally as (Uiowa : Hbstdkm Uxl nil, little credence was giv I [be nurse alarmed Mr. Fred. Seward, rbo was In an adjoining room, and hast-; oed to tbe door uf bls father'a runs, then be mot tbe aavassin, wbo inflicted pon him one or more dangeroos wounds.; he recovery of Fred. Seward is donbt-j But the story waa rep dsnee aromulated, unt lisre. Gen. Grant aad wife were advertised] ko be at tbe theatre this evening, but he Started to Burlington at fl o’clock. Thu (evening, at a Cabinet marting, at w hicbl ■Gen. Grant was present, Um subject <»( (the state of the ootnlry and the pros pactuf a aprody peace was disouMH-d — | d'be President was very chreriul and] hopeful, and spuke very kindly of Geu.| Lw and others uf the Confederacy. sod| >>f the establishniout <i( tbe govcronirtilj in Virginia. ! All the members of the Cabinet except] Mr. Seward are now In attendance upon] tbe Preeident. I have seen Mr. Seward,| but he and Frederick were but unc.>u-| <>HitMll Issuod *e*l!*fo foiling tn find room. >s CaiitMsls Ween SO baa* » “ "n .S’ UUJ ssoitaMsserirtriSta. I - e» Its’ Usta Vnt L-1NMSS » “ - 0» ss.Efrssr~!:: .Um-UcUSuS. . aww sa H Psvaaasmo Parana 1 handed several copies c| Proyrvrr, pobli«bed tint ] (hat place, which were ] Januly by Sergt. O. C| thia village, who is txte| detailed tu work upon J Preyress Is published b-1 ms .nd Cqpt. C. B. M Michigan Eighth, luC “the paper la to be pub -ercumstances will pern (Signed) C. A. Sawano. Lsrxa.—We think that the Secretary gradually improving. Ilia ano b«*j ‘ J So appears to trel io retard our pursuit, and to drive up ►Hagglers. Lee's cavalry was, however, "f small account, end our lows In tbe pursuit were small. The roads were ►very where littered with arms, odasorw, md «>tbcr material of war. Our cavalry r-ined tbe Fifth corps, near J rt tors ville. C. A. Sawaat>. r-ne up the straits of Gibraltar and the Mediterranean, and is. no di-ubl, a great] deal sicker of the whole thine, than if be] had merely suffered from sol dumrr or] «ea airknreaa. The extensive land Grant.] U. 8 has takrn up here, has encroached badly <m hU d.imiol.maaDdbewill,prob-] ably, be soon rodueed to the habitatiuol i The Twenty-fourth corps, meantime, »f tbe follow In the book, “a Judge in] bee msec bed out along the line of tbe Pr some vest wilderness" and owir^f for that.] trrvhurg and Lynchburg Railroad, anmt Bankrupt in principle f»r several yrara.1 tan miles south of the road followed by be will, probably, before long be bank-1 the cavalry and Fifth corps. General rupt in pocket end become a Shakeeperi I Grant accompanied the Twealy-f<>urtb ----- “lacking a tocel habitation! et.rpr, which reached 8Wtl“0 “ It is a phy be bad nod might nA doubt ve received eome val­ uable hints from him with reference tn the conduct cf that little oommercisl transaction of his. But the transaction is hardly fair on the p-t mortem memo. nf Judas—dr morluit nil nin bonnm. md there is reslly noihing gnod about JHT, unless it exists la infinitesimal Ho' mopathic doses invisible to the naked (mental) eye. Acctmnrv.—James 3 ] i.wJ^ I .. . UCUaaa ^7. . . Mrvu ™»~j-ren *a ** 10000 laUIr,* ‘i-1 l*w UdWs- GM a M UM Keprwtar. 1 SILVER PLATED WARE. I • WariMUgiua, April 17. deep interest (sh in Secretary Be baa thronged bis residence with via among lb. Cabinet and F«.ei, hrtcre. wojeirn Infumn-d Suoday ft be first time of tbe aasaMiaatioo of tbe ’ntriduol Lincoln, and the attempted aseaetaatkiD of binseelfand the Assistant leoretary. Mr. Howard, though moved ritb moot intanae etwrow and horror, at be recital, nevertheless bore It with cun iderable firinnsea and oompoeure, hia trsugth having eu hr returned as to en. bla aim to undergo the trying ordeal.—i Ivory effort is being put forth to capture trace Um assassins. The Common uocil have offi-red a reward uf 120,000 their arias* and ftrnvictwa, and glO,» k. added by Cut BoUr, agaM uf thr au old n-an 80 jeers ul♦n, one day lari week, a by upon him while a gmgfodd. I •wo Own Tabla Terts protaae x* " 9CLD PENS AND PENCILS, Ha wises, .1 Wax Xhraantmrr, Wasanrorow,» April IS—ZAO r. m. f <4 Goa. Dix: Wightman, SecretryAfter an appropriate f Lynchburg is aim. officially reports (Bigeedj g. M. BTUTVI. U H Vel gWrveaedby H. A. G. Mills, Hoe. James A. NEW SKIRT FOR 18®' MBS. F D. ACKLEY, tbb genWenseoV residence, a crowd and a military guard w«ra anwad the dborj Tnx » Becretary of War. I am tellocd diere k, aiibuogb 1 have received । part direct from Gaa. WUaoot Rmvmu, Ata., April 11, •a.h. IIIUBBB THXQUUT IKTtXTfON OFTHg AOK IX isnt snd besrtfrlt «orr<- HOOP SKIRTS. B. A-OOOVTKAR, EATS & BIiITOKTB JVBT MCHTgO. . . Abwrt t» oWoeba cm the UU and the cell hoeiog bees answered by a colored servant, be Mid bo bad ennj from Dr. VoWi, RsaeeMry Bewerd's fiun I Uy pbysiciso with e preecripdoci, at tbe mom lime boldlog M bb bead a stwid aww to a refusal, that be moot aca thJ l (Ml »4 anew Hum and . N VULCANITE RUBBER £eri satinssad in thew and �flpr. / *«kw to— tarn. o™ Sutiw Biitt aHXBrrs axtx f g}TATM j>r MptoAM. Cewy wr/‘**7-f CiTfit. J Maam Newborn A Ca, of Naw Tuck, far the aala of an imoMmse stuck of Jew tSn^KS-Sx^S Sarlhsssal ef tos stearti swrt foe tto rawaty 1 i KM —« n IMA aU IS w« dtosMol asd daUvarsl. 1 did, as ‘WiU.lmmiMaaaMln. u WUd Tefcw, “ “ B 1 I ♦ SHERIFFS SALE * * * • r i [ l ii n : t : | t t ‘ t E p"?? iirt fift Ih i I HIH Hh j O-AJWD- QTAfM OF M1CHIQAX. Barry Casaiy. aa.- Raago Klghl Wmt, to lb. erasty of Barry. »••• ti£4 kx Senrtuvffi* Iwy .pra awd aria, all ibo right, r WANT »M» IW w W«X- • J manafiictere into CLOTH— u.-5-nn.y^M^ J-! Fba* AUsa. Ally, for AMigsea. Sr^E-2^^ Z 7T bMrtagdaaa tbo aarratertib day of Dramtor. d m1. aad meemd la too oBraaf lb* =C“*" Phamix of Hartford. 893.3, IT 2.64! Gtrnntoa ofsaid Minors. Dated April tlb. iMA aprt Ta* lacsxxxra yaus oe xaxaLT *u. .aoaaaydjIlea at tto pttnrnt time, warrant and demand «ddhtasal taaoraaeo; asd tb* Ftomlx. by rraaoa of its soipl. Crab Casital asd largo Aawra, oMrt» to ^m.^^lZMto^h'to ^uy to -rtU (FEBRUARY IMS.) GUARDIAN'S SALE baary Itoaa on stogie risk*. of linra* BB ragraais oad<l». by winch DaAaMlbapwworofael. laalateed tossadtaartmnbarias toea^mtllatod to marratLa daat tt^sxsstraisst? jsssassusxiiistt c.Miia Insure with the Phenix. P.ra Ioaeranor-and oprrknm demoo.tr.te* .1. bet. only tempanlra who m.toiara Bra rate, aad St-sr&siSSsiS?, * TtZte ?—-^3 - D“**’ ILmSxDA otoaaraanaX'Phtmlx puRrira Many ‘ Amid— *®»rt ■■ M. WWMW. G0TKR1B. artra “»• *• ■"’•wf'4’- ao ^L “jsnKKft.T«~- “ laMM alvayn paM Freuplly. MarZTi ys-gggjg toarate CLOTHING_STORE! T> EAL SOLID IX«URASCE-tbat tiaad. Ito J Viral of Tim end Fira, w pobhe waa aad prt- tto weil-kaeam to wit: Tbo asdl.Urd Ito^eftb. of tto Wmi half of lhe >»rtbw».l quarter sad tto Xerlbwrat quarter of tto Soelbwml quarter of Saaliun aidra Ito eaats asd aharwM of thia foroalsaaro.— ^susr.aTnse i-a Get tha Genuine Article I I. ths matter of the Batola of law HD. Mary HB1, LsaiM Hill sodTtomm H.U, tniaoro. THE rilCEXIX irwam reratxv raxabatXetfoo Is toasbr gives that ta panosaee of Itoram Md-tto4ty gyrated io tn* to tto Pro ter than arar prepared far aerator auddoly.to tto bate wart foe tbeeoaaty of Bony and State of line of Ha prrttortea. wtih eetorgwi forthto* foe tto traaaartlaa of baalaroa. MItoigra . I MH oaO, er aawa to fa at Psb• ■tilhMGl rf land I aboil upon for ulo al Ur Anctloo. to tto h.ghmt Lkldar al tto XorU> From thf Qfi^l Statrmml. nablk *arttoo. oo Wartaradtf. Um pdth day of Doer of tto Court Hirae, la tto village of HaeUngr, to mH eoanty. oo Rrantoy tto »sh day of CABH AHMETS ■ May tost, al 10 o'rioek A. M-. tto Mowing MORTGAGE SALE. TAafoall havlag tore s^ is itoraadiitoae af U-WU-) BABTfSua. Mica. p[KENIX INSURANCE CO. rav be aot omiiy to m£1p the oom sow duo’on era aaarteur with Inirroal and tbe eooia aad rapashaa of atrorttoameat aad sate and aa attarIT FuU eo®pliant. m*d. with th. laauwie. a5-T3£ESErcsiti,s £ZL’E£"i“!.'r7.g£7Urr, aix Agrata. GUARDIAN’S SALE JL «• ' apell &c.rmxDL£. Jad^alProtote. for T’uaLI.SW^lSg^iS ESsiirx— a.s vaaaaaeev wooLwricrouT 3C»n.TTCfr “iZ ■^rsrrtEESrtETsi-w. - laeUtotod to iwesver Ito dtot tow aamalalog Tortsta all esaaa. bat parttodnrty aa a preys’* Lad H to larttor Ortorod. that >*ld yrttorar s=tW5=!XX.,aas& urate Iran and *rue. It tea ptoa.aal rad pal gtvs sgtoc la tto peroooa teitoAod to aald Mtete aubto smabjutoritoje of ibaposdracyefMid pottoes, sad tto teartag , °^':i.iLL'sasKgisasw SssSEiSSSS feHiESF-a FJESNTW rt/Tt or rnernoja. Ceaaly ef Berry, aa. narrr ooentr, Slate of MieLlgra. oo Ito 3i.l day of Mrarator. i- D. IB. is L*«e "M" rf Hertgw af Barry toMra a* Ito Probate OSco ts Ito rtf. lag. of faaraiags. aaTwMdsy. tto lltb day af ‘rfi’.“. y.e"r— .“S—yr rodjrad alxly-<va. Prarat. H. C. rTiaMM, Ja<g*v *.y74xoyratoT. IMS 1- Libra”5’ofMtotragra mi PM. 4*. dal y stored by and! JraraS.^fix la tbo ai otter Of the aaiate of John Ahtowae, de- bury to Harriaoa F. Horton and by *■ amigoK’lxEF^xr.'s.'KXirs -SrftLi.'iK—j£! .'i’Eii S“4f£2ft£i£ii&?ZCTK ff entiiw proceeding*Al lhe dose il was rtolvsd that tbo proceedings of tbe meet- IZwaSn to tie heart*-ftbe peopl. is soan ** Io gn i'g Im f to.rln’g ttoroXl by ainar a «toy of thia ord. r MORTGAGE SALE/ to to paW..tod la tto AfoJ.op. a raw, ppra^HHated and airoetenag to aald raraty af fc^ry, for thrrr sneSaaa|vs wwiteDrartoM to Mid TkMFAULT tortag boeb made is Ito eotoitlcn day aZtoanag. 8- a Ptl.XDLE. (A Un. eapy-F -*•> if Frtdafo. aiidd.7°of Orator, la tto rra 5‘ouMaJj mk cr CteeuL-Ctort (.toranri'rorr, Jura A Bearar'C^S^.'klX^ ttoS. Barak 1* A. D. YaL [null A trae eeoy. Attaal, 3. X. CaswaUAaaa. !•- M to Ito viltegr oTKatoaga. tattoeeoray and Bute or to* errr or wxw Tone. CAPITAL, >1,000,000, PA1P IM, TUCAL AOEMT OT TSX VXnXD ITAJI8. A Large Stock o f I >rugs, Med icines, and Sid e Cheap nit wan unaui ESttSwrwsrgjrra Ctomtra rad Dtsg^ra. Bw Tmk. JAT OOOKE, Scnacuirrta* Aoxst, PAUadr/pAix. meeting was organiicd by appointing trawl *•<•*, w«b lateral to date af MtkKrtptos. Or^t arai ky rail will b. ptorapUMH.^ _ H- A- Goodyew, President, 'and R. B. Butera on feearsX terra; alas of isdividato Wightman, Seeretry. After an appropriate prayer by the LaepUig Mew York aoaooola. jTmIA. (totor. 3. C. orr». FraWrad. t". Mr. Boyatoo, tbe mealing wra (arartoJ)______________ _ *J.*irin«1 by H. A. Goodyear, Geo. W. Milla, Ho®- J«®«® A. Sweeray, Wm. ■srgWK^, H.*- J. M. Noviwo and Mbare. A spirit ^deepweatod ftolrirt istgaod besrtirlb sorrow pervaded tbe »rwM-»mownad rsctody. known as KSrSSTsham. hwroaWmmar Xfotate of Mw TnrtMt. A Dellshlf.l Cordial sad Valasble Tralc. HIOlEMlX A COH, CORDIAL KLUEE 07 CALt HAYA RABE. >■ ■bJI^Ug.a* ■*«*!*.—< Wrtt-ksowe prapraWM of the Praw.taa Bark is a vicinity mei at tbe Chart Hr-Oto at one ’clock P M., far tbe purpose of giving W«l 4M1vwt 7-B0 Heles, Free of ehsrga, MtaM. <*• «i>p-> br *«prMe,taaa porta sf th. craalry. asd rraira Ch -i—uj “»■ •“ “• “““ I. nayraat Ctoek* m» S— -r«k. PhUadalpbte. tteV«dto«r*® Feopts* Liberty Hras afrimAttotat hWy John 8. Uayar .nd Joel M. Haya, aro non ral danta of itobtete of Muhlrra. or If raldsato of aald Blate, aro aooralto tfcrto: On ration uf 1l*to^rderod*tbS’lbe Mid Dofondaste, Joel M. ' Pursuant to * mH <>f tbe Common •Cwneil, tbe dtixecs of Hartings and rrr^f n—y!-r-— t |M JE Jfapra nij£s. B*r. »• 3f i April 17, IMS. —3 / EDW1BD A- W1LS0X. Wllllam.torr Mi»ga<X,M. T. IrMSmlu. W. 8. Geon Mank M, I MX tbao, of tbe firm of Barlow, Goodyear Grant, baa also gone to New York for Nalioaal Baal of Grand Rapldaaad Finl Moton- rolopa, a aepj of ttofww.l. 1 rars eaplayod. Dlr7oHX M. DAG MALL, Ba* IB PtolO«o. goods. al Bank if CalomsMS, (rarloJ) Orayiasc) Braaklya, M. T. account upon his return. £ n&frsi i j=r—a ’ il | 1i'lji 1 1 <;is Hl! Hli !B! I Ora Fattow Tow»«m*s,O. D. Bract pivots* gone East to purchase a stock of good*. Me begin, trade on bis own 1 g-gfiwld. CHANCERY ORDER. IgTATEOFMICaiGAX, Eighth Jadiaial ClrHa*“liJSdj2?tetto Clrwut Court fcr Iba Co.aly & Baoaeorra. Cocoa*, Cotas, an. Ttoratyoh^1 of lta> rtv«rti.«r In ending th. Pracriptoa la to braaBl tha CSirtad. ato fntA lafcnartra *Mrt to raatrtra to to tavaiaabtoi sad to topto array •ultooewUltry bta rraaady. ra 11 will <as» Ihora aoitoog. and auy prav* s btoMlag. yrarapuy mrnlabed npoa rraipl of aabeartpuosw and lb. ootra forward«d at one. Tb. loterat to Uth ef JnMMit will bopoM is advaaca. Thia la m I Ii ih il Accwnrr.—James Msgown, offering, an <Jd n-ao 80 ytoars old had his leg kruk■eo, one day last week, by the railing of a l>-g upon him while al work in tbe log ‘PiFtSb rk0“’KS=: <?x rx or Af/OP^rtXft^yC^to to ralorod is thia raaea. wHhts Ura raatha bom Ito date af thto Order, *od that to ana. of I5 t rt Barry, boldraaltba PnAata Odtea. la tto ssynsESh'SiXL'SS.ts teb. wrrt oSltoE.mpfoini^i tioSioeTw.LbTb. aadenigsto harts* bora rateend te boaltk and alaiy-tre. Praast, 8. C. PatXM*. lodge of ta twenty days after aarriee ra ttom of S eapy of /rwa rail, tedlrw ftr oral awn, aeeordtag te tbe taaibw wwba by* vary atop!. nwiQ, *>» ^ia^Lto matter af tbe Estate af'Ms Tarwr. .aid Bill and notice of th. entry af this order, and la drttelt ttoraf tbet aald MU wUl be labra m cosrra Uo«d ra.otlwr rvoperty. Tbo lateral la fcnart by said dto.dasto.lMlX.Hayasasd Jobs H. Heyer. And il te fcrttor onforod. that willm payable in cumacy. awal raerally by oospoaa aaxieaa te aval* knows to ki. Htow aatora 15. attached to each Bolt, trbkh ray b. cot off aad to Probate asd tto oxMaMrU said will asraed elralaJ^r la said wwirtr. Mat* eaM pabUee•old to nay beat or bnak«. To all who drain II. ba wfll ratoarapyrttb. prewript-BB u«d. .fra of chargej with lb. dira ttos to aaatlaaed MtSMlaeaa is sato week, for Th. lateral nmoonta te six W«k., la aaeemsios. or that to name a aepr tlooa for proparlag and a*lag Ito aaara. wbhh One cent per day an n *SO note. THKONLT LAAN IN MAMMET 25 CeatB U fclTB » PollAT*. .Pmaaavwo Parana.—W bare been now affarcdby tb. Go.aranwrt, and ilia reaB HECrjtAXS C05CEXTR1TXD BXMX1XE banded several copies of tbe Petersburg daally axpwted that ita aapraior adraatagra w!U raawv*. Faint. G ra.a. Bpola. de.. la.ta=tfr..ad etoaaa lUlka. febtoea. Glovd. A,,, egart to now. ■akall lb. Proyrtn, published since th* capture of Only S4 orate pratottl.- told to diwratata. (4bto*ra; HSGKMAX A CO.. out FtretAi ijui m m Nam. that plane, which were sent homo to bi. Cbralrtaasd mwgxwta. Ito York. Lraa thaa |»&0,neo,iwe »f th. Lrah antbaciMd Awuily by SergL 0. II. Greenfield, of ru,^ a—a— LW. CW this village, wbu is uno of Um printer. detailed to work upon the paper. The HEGEMAX A 00% CAMPHOB i(X WITH Proyrm is published by Major K. C. Eddiraly^''wddto^ MB and ““‘‘J* ran and Cajlt. C. U. MoCreery, of tbe th. «lde.l wrather. told by brngxiata. Prte. ZSraata. Baal by maU for *& orata. Michigan Eighth, Inf. Tbe editors wy rfohlmkaae] BKOKMAM hCO., ■aircuuMtoncM will permit" £afss/s5sisi,»sr«,!£ lit ore. and many residences. were draped tn mourning, and during part of tbe day businera was suspended. Tbe bell era* t»ll>*d and tbe great sorrow uf tbo peo­ ple waa everywhere apparent. Preei. dent Goodyear, by order of tbe Common <5iradt rt»ued a call for a meeting of the ciliaraa al tbe Court Houm at one o’cloek. Al tbe appu'Qtad time tha hou.e waa ■crowded t-> repletion, many wbu earn* failing tn find room. Feeling and affecting apenebes were made by many of our culMoa, and tbe feeling* uf grief at tbe amliuw'uluaa waa apparently deep and heartfelt. Many were moved to tear*. d ? |!h ; aEVEM-THIITT LUI. Oca Villas*.—Tbe reception of tbe Tbra. XaMo in iMood .Ue dale rf J.M new. of tbe MBrnbration of Pra.kl.ei Ulb, IMS.md ar. poysblo tbn. yuan from ihrt Lincoln rad Secretary Seward cart a deep Ura, la camsey, or sn coavwlibh al Ibo aptwo gloom over our village. When the •1 lb. bolder tats rumors first came to us on Saturday, but U- 8. 5-20 Six per oent. little credence ru given,to th* report*. GOUXBKAKHO BOKD8. But tbe story waa repealed, and tbe eelTbraa bead, era worth a pnralraa which iscraaara lb. eaiaal ptaM aa Uw Ito Ura, asd CU Save. On M< Jd*y, all tbe place, of bud- ^t^sxsiisssDoted, HaMlara-iiarahTat, A. D. IMA. -SSSL^tts: - SisfeS:52SSjs5 8X O £t B I H X l LOAN. 7-3b By sstherity of itoHoerstery sf th. Truaasry. 1 ta ®*<n« Bfoek, "T'irSt*TM*, * xmh th. awionlgaU W essamed lUGoem! BabMripuos ogra^r Kobo mJ. efPaMittmi.i Trmoary MetM^mrisgs*v» asd tbr.. Imtki pw ora*, Tn* namsm Dittos Scvoot com­ latarwt, per isssm, kaows m tbo menced Ha rammer term on Monday. "“t1 ke^*: November 7 th, 1864. U. 8. jxrewsaAKLSss ^ar BMAUegMrra.Nw^to.. BURI r o N Mew Adverti*ement». p—X.0 i»w. HamriNoa, acAJMutxm. to tbe reset dad piel of tha r Iltagr of ilaottoga. to '■ « ’ . B. K. HUB, BWl Bepenawedawt. W to i lbt ™ift | h aP ili T“ Cmccrr Corn far this county will cravens M th. Com Hoose, cm Monday next. ...»............ ••.............. Brae wax, Ll h will coal but twmrtpdlsw aawts to try iba experiment ray way. A ***—' *'**eS*QE M BAVMXPOKt Gwardiaaafaaidtetoera. AT flSu'^SSS&ffewq °TtV' M1DDLETILLE, Mrousaa. 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Seltttrli Jottrj. i' When Oliver Cromwell won a vest and decisis, victory. «S earotat taart CteJI : . «mmSm K.a»tiriT T«,M^S».CWmr.Mit.b«r, AktevMatteMMiarfarpH AU Um «»i IU> wtr« Mid wbea we pastel, AM sacred tok Saaris Wa yet ‘ »’* 1 Vhea-Ueafahl throws ita atellwereead si M IMfa to unite fa DRUG ___________ dcxtruusly defended for years as tbe very heart of the rebellion, ■ was MN ‘eitrm*-’ dared by military or-tovU negotiation ;the armlee nf the United 8teles did pot occupy it by permfaekm of any man , ITO11E!!! Robert^ &l Stbiker, Wtee^pwan. ofvWsy amaouadteg. fibril »-t to fully eche sari, acme. Sutitfi’>uittss Jirtctorj. Ob ye Ucarta! that with anguish era swell “^re. Rlta, it fa of no use,’’ 1 heard him aey suddenly, tu b tone that made body of mep. They entered rjetoriouaand liberated thousands of tbeir, fallow *** hi tn to IM me alone, and than he did, tat “’Jr*,p’•* atltecs from the moet relentless diepet .-.one I x:.-;. the poor rasa newer atixmd. Jack said pwlftly.toward na. he’d fainted, bat ta-looke just «a though a new and most complete assortment of Fsr Um brave ent* ye loved pees the teltfag, 1 •are yoer Mr. Lord, sn3 the. I hta to Tbs fiUU» that with .. berv . DBUGS AAD M EDICI NEU, Ttey bars barsl now tbs fritera that bound them. run away for crying. I • •. ChtDsicMls, Pnluts, Olis, Cum And high*asta Um Me*reaa brightest ray, -Oliver 1" , . ■ ,. S Ptanua. BarntUs* Fluid, K*se with gtortee lauaertel araoad tWxa, Of course if coald’nt ta, hot the vary They srw lot Hog uponn* to-day. TUBPENT1NB AND ALCOHOL. thought made my veins throb, joe and| fiery by turns. At first I thought 1 mustj go right to,him, but 1 an of a shrinking[ nature, and the thought of Captain J askt , and Captaiu Jack's friends, their eyas, mi mim ghittllanj. PBURIGO LOTIO. KNAPPEN A BVKKtiffS. Tfohsittf .WC&Uxrteifiohs at tLaY their own patient heroism and the na­ tional confidence by striking the final blow. Nor fem pleasant is It that the ooucludtag operations of tbs war In its chief battle-field of Virginia should have been personally directed by the simple, silent, sagacious, tenacious soldier, whose name wrfl be always predona fa the na­ tional heart, the Lieutenant General of tte United States. • As for the country, solemnized by the war and tasplnta by its success, it has -Tell tne taw ta looks, Rosamond," I aaid iaa low volon. . Oliver Lord loved mo—Heaven knows Bhateied to tall mo—It was a vague • tat for, for I was only pretty, spoiled, description that would barn fitted many and sn heiress—and 1 loved him, bscauM, cocas w|JI as Oliver Lard, fault stirvain and frivolous as 1 was, I could not red mr strongly, made me alrong one help iL '. . moment and clothed with auperbuman But one dny we quarreled; it was all courage and the next feint as death, and my fault, and I took jn>y promiso to be weaker than Boeamood. r TBA, COFFEE. SUGAR.8PICES. I'KI’PER. hie wife. Afterward, when my falter She went away presently, while I hws- 1 pbuxts. nos. KAisn-s.conynuj. failed, and Ihen died, and «o were pow­ itatad, and -cams back to tell mo that er than webta ever teen rich, bo camo to abad brought him in and pat him in assailed by rebeli.it has learned that u>e agsln, and in the moot delicate man­ »d from wtalata said I judged that the aaeaelt was made in the interest of a ner tried to put matters on the old foot­ be was delirious now with fever. How system facoosisteot with free governisibnmjs'j iPXBJTjniXBi ing. But I waa wilful and proud in my mseb 1 would have given to have dared men't, as it hi with manly touor and Chrisadversity, o» in my prosperity—more so, And rooking Extracts, to go right to him. but eotta inlmtion of perhaps ; mid I said no, in spite oi my country, though; ta did Mt grudge it, tiau civilisation. An sariwr and easier victory ^«ld have blinded its eyes, and mother's and num's entrmties, tor they 1danger—I wav not enol enough to reason and I love Mm, ah I none «ta loaa. —withheld me. 1 etofa do-vn when it liked OUvor, and my marriage with him ' We are married now—be eaid no, have delivered it once more to the dead­ Wi sba levp oa UnA a good uMrt3,«l of grew dark, tawanar, ata along through ly political corrupfioo of slavery, which would have given them a humo. too. । when be knew he must lose that poor the wide hello to the room in which thr STATIONERY, Afterwarxl.. I obtained a situation as limb, and ta tridd to mean no;-but I would have made tbe next shock of foergovertw-**- fa-ti Southern family J and, 1tick man lay. re». PE5C1LH, ISKS, PAPES, EX­ An old nrgreae was sitting by him, knew better, ata J tail come of the old somewhat subdued from tliegay-aod pel«> VELON'S. CAaim. Ac.. Ac. and be was talking softly tat facohersnt- wUlfohMM left. trd beauty 1 haj teen, went Suuth to fill 1 My mo|tar and Amy lira wlth ua,— U.m owr .ktlrss bo loud all of the Iv to him self ' it. ... , ' I knew before I got there that it vw Weaiwvoiy.ta^., My salary was liberal, and I vent most Oliver—a tone of his ypim through the of it home, fur my crmveirMo pricked, YtaYuiZlBg of TMAer* PATEMT MEB1CEWES, disguise of dallrfam and pein, told ma until the costly blood of ita noblest chil­ and my heart was sore about my mother that plain enough. , 1 cluag a moment to That the military reetatanc^ of the rw- dren washed the national blindncse away,. and Amy. my •—- door-post, «■—-r-— fastening, ............ — w oyas><Mi -j—-;-v— the 77. bellioc is now thoroughly broken, only and every man saw the reality of tbs terWlxMi this cruel war first broke out, I tta thin, white fooe. not sisrfag .to lel^U tbe daltaettata or ita meet malfafsent riblewtrfllct between humanity and bru­ j linp-red in my return uorjh until it was nurse ** me or Jto ria nrarer. end then 1 enemy of tbe government nf the United tality. civil order and bsrbaristb. 1 Um» late, nod J was obliged tu rctnahi Crept back to my room, aad ta^d ,m) Steles will deny. Ata that it did pot, And uJW.iWith do hatred of <x)r fellow ' where I was. throbbing tetnplaa, aad wondered whet l yield until It fane utterly vtoqolstad, citixMjs with Whom we have foughtr and 1 tad one pnpH. Rosamond Douglm, ircuuujMk «««>. every sincere lover of the enuntey wil whom we know ware deluded by leaders the youngrei child and the family', pet. ] > threat, and forced him away with them rejoice. Iftbe government hta conqueror who can never' ta forgfaan,. wittout I Iler father waa tbe haughtiest, n»-st wlf- I [ opinionated man I ever knew ; her moth- >n )be mvrning,,aa 1 knew fpm Boca- at Bull Ron, Io Julr 1881. a peace would scorn or vituperation, but with devout u COMPOUXO-1 ’«•. ’’f J°“f darjt, proudly bemltiful m<od he had arid, he would, afak pr wall, bars teen patebod fn>m wfacb the coun­. gratitude to Almighty God for tbis ■t would hill faa»,iH an be waa, and what try would have Suffered until it reeled| crowning mercy, let oa all. remembering ——■• — woiut*n, mta-rabiy selfish, though, her could I do to prevent ill AU night I again into Inevitable war. For the qiles-. the young aud brave .by whom we tare only brother Jack, a dashing, handsome Southern Mood until the breaking but of walked the rnom,li»tenfaf to the delirious tlon that divided us would not have been1 been saved, the tree that are dim and the moaning of the sick man. utf ha .could, settled. Tte spocfal interest of slavery hearts that are breaking, even fa this the war after an officer of the Conftderstc Mrvlcr, coming hum* occaalwtalty^ •nli know me one moment." 1 thought • would still have corrupted the public, bowr.of jubilee, reeolre that the peace and once whoa I saw that the old woman mind, and wtaotto.war cams again it they have secured, fat ea stall be as lull of swagger and braggsdocia talk, and •kpi, I went in ata, pnt my.tand upon would bare been under even more, favor.. broad as liberty and as eternal asjnelice. such endlr«s tirade and Riisreprysatitehfm. and Jt almost seemad to soothe aim. aHb atapfaM far tM rotafa. Ita pro­. -//mycr’. iF/M/y. tiuU of Northern prinriplev and cpuragti, Ur u»* so ill in the morning that longation of tte contest has taocated the av tuailc my. neryou* 1>1>><h1 tingle and -3.’ Vtfnkee- Booth, the 'murderer throb with indignation, that I yet dared Captain J sck. mattering that be*beUev- publie mini It has taught the people taibe p-*< devil wm booked for Ito. bo eceentfa! eta vital nature of the oteug- of the President, "tea been troub­ not apeak. .; ILanmond was. io spite of all spoiling, nut world," rude off ata left torn. All gle, Tte cnetly blood of ita moat pro- led with bronchial affection, which" rioua children haa wanted tte eyes of tbe prevented hie appearance on the stage. a little girl of rars qualities of mind ata, Mtioc dear, ao that at length-1 His last appesranoe in. public fa New heart, and a tender attachment grew s-unw etanew he did not ooms that wrek wtath was they were fighting, York city was «»6 the evening of Novem­ • •on between us. I wn« never on term* ber 23, 1884, when the play of Julios ot coQverutionar famililrliy with any-Ot. nor the »«*k a»d-a mnreifal Providenee It a death blow. From the ashes of slavery the Ameri­ Crwr «u given for tho benefit of the the reri; but,’ eiirioue av tl’ may seem.’f so ordered that Oliver began soon to 1 taceme so with this child often’. I told rally, and grew better day. by day. He can Union rfaev stronger than it has ever Sbskspvare Monument Fund—be appear i her uf my mother end Amy ; and when osrrfully concealed hta gaining strength, been or arae could be while it lay under Ing,as Mark Anthony, and hie - brvttera, Tbe Edwta and Junius B. as Brutus and Cae1 1 found that, with rare reticence, ete however, for the Federal csmpwss sol tbeenrsed shadow of that infamy. , , never repeated what I told her to others. so far sway but that be meant to make insurrection of els very against tbe nation siua respectively. ■ my half-childish confidence*, for 1 was an effiirt to escape jest so soon as be was hmtermlad a lore of nountry and of. Ufa To be •yfoureelf,- strictly yourself,1 is very young tnyself, 1 yielded to the afensg . enough to make escape seem half the haul a. Differ rather then al­ pleasure of talking much to tar of my home. Whea I tad endered Jack's 1 Never mita how we two met after so ways subscribe. On the rwrnvr stone of that fabric which we ectitle manhood fa bragging abuse of Northerner*, as lung long.B separation ata under such painful engraved the taoooeyllable, No. He who as I could silently, I privately vented ci rooms taoeea. • it wee not a eattvfartory early learn the use of that hrral sable some of my indignation to Rosamota.— meeting to either of os. I cowtmita ®y word Km Already learned tiro way to Rash 1 I thought so j but she never, ta emotion at seeing fam so mbeh as to peace, and comfort and safety. An easy seem cold, ata evinced Do agitation. — Irsyed me, and it was speh a relief ta complfaneo frustrates’everything. .Raetell even her that we of tbo North were Neither of us referred tn the peat, eave kh tnr», mnn ma, yaum spent of my mother and Amy, ata rauTtsn, nxuon mixox, cmx- neither cowards nor Ruffians it teemed to to did not tell me, what J beard from »T5 wmw* *WUH VS TB1 me that no vnu there tad a soft and hu ta heart but my little womanly Roea-i themselves weeks after, that since i bad < ncx, tux KUH, mane mood. - 1- . • :L! been unable to send them anything, he 1 A trawling Yankee put op ata oowwtry inn where a matter ot loungers were Finally, far 1 w*a very miserable, ata bad cared for them asfafran own mother ■ assembled telling stories. After sitting growing morbid from being preyed upon and sister. ‘ Our interviews were neoesKrtnetime and auenlively listening ,to by unhappy thougbtiL 1 somehow gut ta earily brief add pmdetftly atoleo—the tteirfoBy, he suddenly tamed ata asked talking to her of.Oliver. 1 bad never oM nurse, keeping the secret’at toy via- i beard from blip sinoq I left.fa.tne. She taathlm, end MUe Btabmond being on i how much they supposed ta ted been otaredfoe Made* which he tad wUb had such keen aympalllM, that It wee a vivki pleasure to tell her ev en' of hitn ak 1 him. Tbeytal roeej one guasaed' five wall as the rest ‘ ’ dollars, another fifi/wn, until they had, ex• haunted thrir experience, wtab one of. •1 bhvo Mid that Jack Douglas wm art officer tn the Confederate serviea, and Ms' > them -toMfatay asked bow mock be had ‘ been offered. "Not a darn’d newt,* ta i regiment being Slaft.mta not far away, be GROCERIES! P' I don’t know how to tdl the reek,’1f fa like tbe whirl of a strange dream to Mo; I believe I threw myself between Oliver and Captain Jack. I remember a. dtayIng Ifaah and report, and that is all. 1 mint have fainted. When ! came to ray self Oliver was supporting me upon hta arm, and holding his bandkerefaef to my forehead, which the bail tad a little । 1 ’•Mme, taw, after this afwep mine,* ।he whispered, as 1 opened my eyes, "not ’even yourself staMtalto -ytm away from ■ or two. A Fedanai fores had gieeo ttagn soma trouble of fata, and Captun Jack had been away longer than venal.. Ada name ■. fotaUju <*>■•»«. * hfa brother officers with him. and the party hsvuy fa. aonvoy ■ wiuudsd. Federal prisoner that they tad ptekjd up.^n the way. ,Hs bad been wounded-fa ths tast of tbe skirmish, and, becoming separated. from his friends, Jauj tiraggled among enemies in trying to rejoin them. CepL Jack was very prosd of hta prieoner, had swore all aorta of teMble things against Mm. 1 always kept to my room when Ueptmn ottM. and rw- Ss aaveatyAvo ee stiU wilf.diatiU Barrel* os*, ha fa tw ems dolls.-, coopsra and timber Meaty. , Zta grioeW toraoMfaeu fa veriea. fag the above figwwe ata ■aonterprfaiBg ma, taw maoh «i omda at Ihfa faMAaeen. : r , �i*ax eanuu President of Um United Stalest U » •vgaLXlftdUM* Gllrd All loyal hearts with sorrow. Probably tba dyath of no OMUtaM lo-sU the.country'a bHhor/ han ever caused such genera! and very poogrot’griefaa this death bee cauaed. Oocurrtag, ye did this sad event, at a lime remps'frn in Virginia, the transition from 1ftud tea ba dtah. at last, but t»ay pre to’' surrender, ralber' than Ifee' fiiriL. a wild joy ta a grief as exoesetve, was a fe/ 1 SPRING & SUMMER goods, millinery store Evan tbe guerrilla Moeefey haa ourrenreveMou of feeling wondedsl to content­ We have always insisted that plate. Abraham Lincoln, as man, waa dered. 1 to be admired. Norat ever knew him tbe rebellion would end. Others but to love and esteem him for bis good; up ' qualities ol heart and brad. *Ho won( hare 1 tho igbi different, and have believed esteem of every one, while bis chili ties, 1the rebels when they boasted that if ’ beaten In general combat, they would at tbe same time chailecged admiration. But it was aa President of tbe United। arm as guerrillas and devastate tbe evunStates that bia character abune with. Ua, try is> that way. Tbe fplly,, of asob an brighteet luatare. Called to tbe Presi-. idea ia at once apparent wbeu.lt ia reooldeucy at a time when the nation was be­. Ircted that suob warfcre would be aiuiply ing assailed by one ot the most gigantic. preying upon tbeir own country, and the AT THE baste, convey ing 8.000 ot‘ General Gran­ ger’s force tn the west aide of M-bile lackers and fiirestanera, Bay fiw the purpose of attacking Mobile. list riel oe county conven- 0a our arrival it waa soon ascertained e« tbe beat men for the that tbe enemy bad evacuated all their county afurdv be elected. defences and retreated with ibrir gun­ boats up tbe Alabama River. The gun- an^ tremendous conspiracies ever known( nbeeocn of any regular armies, cuntrtdUd —at a time, too, when public sentiment,. by a' regular government, the Ulberlq rfr calculated to effect so much with no »rasli evgb in the most ioyoj of States was■ belhoua Suu* would bunt them downaa an HTurt could possibly be devised. Shall divided, and among our most eminentt rubbers. The armies of I ba rebellion not the trial bo madsl Or, shall not Statesmen no two tolly concurred in tbea being, at this lime prisoners of war, wb some plan be Inaugurated to secure the services uf ths beet men In the State to proper Ima of jwlley to pursus—al sucht may expect a perfect peace to be aciding ■rake bar laws! ' If not, three-fourth* of a time as this, when traitors in disguise, down upon that unhappy portion of our our beautiful Peninsula must rontinus , euuntry Duo teles, ere litis, J di. Davta to remain a bowling wllderura and biding were scattered through every department, ’ is a fugitive in He own country, lurking plans for wild beasts, own trolled by “land and had at least partial control uf every •bark*" and “swamp angels," whose pol­ branch of the public aarvice most rulere( atcaltbily from the cavalry, which must r suun be on his track. We believe that icy of barter aod rale, and Individoal would hare falled-utterly and Ignobly acbamea now so materially vlfreta and , nothing but exile will save bia neck from failed. Not so with Abraham Lincoln ; controls the legislation of the State. As matters are now managed, it is on­ his noble heart saw only hope in tbe fu­ Lama.— Tbe terms ot Johnscn’a sur­ ly necessary for a tew tsfloentlal mem ture through all this apparent daeknasa, render are such that the Government re­ here to start a project and secure the ser­ and national gloom. vice* of a few other leading mmnbera, to Ever hopeful and ever waiting; his fuses to ratify them, and vcdera Sherman carry through any measures they please. .. UH form bending to tbe burdens ho su- to continue hoetiHue*., J .. the mmority of new members follow the leedurebrtain-ODMas readily as geese blyresUvsd to carry, nobwers yielding, fellow tbe leader of tbe flock, and worse not even flagging al any point. In tbe The old bNue of the “Savon thirty" than this, but by similar machloslioas, pure purpose of bis high resolve to sate Loan being Ally absorbed, we are. r»-' tbe legiaiainre is often turned into a his country, be challenged tbe admiration quested through uur editorial columns mock auction mum. wbere third rate aoof hie friends, and his enemies—who to inform our readers that “Three huo- tore areteuekad off » tbe lowest Udder. alone were tiie enemies of tbeir rocolry— drsd millton” «(tbe duly astburtod.,yte This state of things is somewhat aided by our syatem o» rotation in office. Out soon learned to re’f»-ct and fear him. hundred million Joan, called “Second of thirty-two Senators elected in 1862, The great aim of Abraham Lincoln, in Series" will be issued without interrup­ only seven were returoed. aad out of one tbe earlier part of hie adminiatration waa tion un the aau>a basis of tbe issue just hundred member* in the Nouse only to units all the loyal, both ol tbe North absorbed, with the Moeptloo of ita being fiinrteso were returned, making tbe Sen and die South; and in endeavoring to do fundable the 15th of June, 1868 tn the ate about Ihree-foartbv. and the House eaven-rightb* ••green.’’ thus ignoring exthis, be sometimes disappointed hii^best popular aod famous 5-20 six per cent periunee, tbe moat valuable aid to tbe friends, and for the lime seemed to alien­ Gold Bearing Bunds, al par, or currency, legislator, and virtually giving a premi­ ate those upon whom be muat mainly opioual with tbe bolder, instead of ths um tor ignorance and ionxperisuoe, and tbe State pays altogeUter too dearly for rely to sustain farm is bis endeavors 15th uf August 1867. thte sort of traflfe. to rare th# nation. But afterward, The denominations of tbe notes aa . It i* suicidal to continue this policy, all have admitted the jnatiaa and and If pervlsfsd In, xnuat rein tbs party, berelofure ranging from fifty to five wisdom of alnxwt every act of hie ad­ thousand dollars, may W U4 1., -!> and ' cause the State to grope in the ministration. It i* not always an easy scriptiuM at Henry A. Goodyear's . Ex­ ■warnns nf private pariiesl labonng un­ lath to stand, as did the president, be- change Office, Heatings, and at Banka der a'tMrdvu of taxation unheard of and uncalled firn. Tlotete for the members twere opposing factions of loyal and and Bankers generally Irvoghurt ths </ ibe leisure wbee yen ran rotate semi-loyal people, restraining tbe He ar­ tuaalry. for the better and sot otherwise. Thst dent and dragging forward the Unwilling / As these sccorltiea are placed within wonkd seem U> bs sound State policy. and lardy flies, al! bf whom must help the reach of many, taking Into considera­ We dare My'tfcat three-fourths of all the save the country ifJt was to be finally tion their bearing “Seven and three- Mw members voted to suit tbeir leader witboat inquiring into the menu of tbe rescued. But this arduous nori Abra u ulbs” per cent, interest; end tbeir being bills at all. and tbe other frairtb sat -like hxifi Lincoln performed. And for this uxempt from State, City end Cocnty work, and the final success over secession taxation, which adds from two to five and rebellion, will his name be -held in per oenL on income, gives tbe investor a sacred remembrance for all lime to come. fair compensation, aside from giving aid have a taste for It, or be will never learn Wall may tbe natiuo mourn. It baa lost to tbe tinancM department of tbe nation. it in the_ world. Some men will learn it one of ita best and purest and noblest Every We would call the special attention of in two months, others never, man who wants to g» to lensing cannot all wbo have money laying idle in sums make a practical lagtalaior, and tbe soon But m no contemplate the character Of “fifties and tlwuaar.ds” in behalf of tba er tbe people leem to make their own ae and services of the late President, and only popular loan now u&red for aale lections tbe better fi»r tbe State. Lot us reflect upon the maoMr of hit cruel by the government. Nothing can be death, other thoughts come crowding in safer *, the Loan being a first mortgage upon us, sad at this time, after the first on all farms, ell incomes, all Railroad greet horror is past, and the sharp pain and renal bonds, snd bank, and other of tbe first anguish is over, seem to de­ Croewell and Rowell, ot Lenawee, Cot mand an utterance. Abraham Lincoln " , Jarome, o< 8a*inaw, The interest also may bo collected “ is dtwd ! So are other great men dead. semi-snnually without charge by preaea Nevlns.ef Barry, Watkln. and Griswold But Abraham Lincoln waa assassinated I tation of coupons at Banking bouse* gen- .✓K-V Haarai, < if Sc. Clair. Warner, of Oakland, Woudr nan and Williams, of So have other good Iven been assassina­ ted. No, no I it is not that a man dies, - N. B. See advertising columns, ana or that a ireet sad good man baa been call fur circulars at H. A. Goodyear’S murdered, though these were enough to Exchange Office, aotno of w hie b contain cause sorrow. It is twit that a noble many patriotic songs. President is dead, though in that alone •ItfcjOOO Seward. it were meet that wo mourn. . W auttsarus, April 20,1805. Ito hand o| tba aaasssin, red with the ■ blood <>f a President, aimed not alone a To Maj. Geo. Dixi The murderer of our late beloved blow st him wbo has perished, but aimed Proddent, Abraham Lraculn, is mill at another blow at the life of the nation ; large. Fifty thousand doBara reward another attempt to dastray a govern- will bs paid by this Department fee bis msoL It.wM but another ant in the ajrarebenstvn, in addition to any rswartl tdfenxl by municipal author!da* or State great pint of secession. Those who Executive*. 8»,008 rsaitrd will ba planned that fflurdm •'■r' paid for tbe apprvbensiua of G. A. Atxathe life of a man or Tbs New York JftnUTt Paris corresPresident, but it rot, sometime* ea!led “Port Tobacco,” mdentaays: “MaximUlian’s minister • • ■ • to uoa of Booth’s acoomplicua. 125.000 was the life of s nation they desired ---------— a™™. -vE/mdon baa resigned, declaring be it drelrey. it was tbs spirit'-of secession ' C. Harold, enut her satisfied the Mexitan Empire is oltapsthat prompted tbe fr.nl deed ; and wo . ... _________ .U. 11—4—UK— ___ lj: ought nut to be more horrified at ibis riwa'rfwnTbe’^dd' last crowning act of treaaou than st ir iheoiMlvra. Gen. Granger end myeetf have itiat sent Into Mobile a (arms) de­ mand to tbe Mayor fi>r its uixvudilional surrender, which'will undoubtedly be accorded, as the city ia now at oar merer. The Navy bava already hoisted tbe Stars and Stripe* over tlw walla of Fort Pinto and Spanish River Bali cry. We also bars entire puMorekni of Cboctaon Point Battery and three heavy forts be-1 low it within Ganows Bend. I shall place a sufficient number «f gunboats di­ rectly in front of tbe city toglve efficient protectioo to loyal inhabitants, of whom J levo there is n great DCiilMr. Gvn. Canby with tbe far pre under bla immedi­ ate eomtsaod ia at present in Blakely's fnougb I have constant telegraphs oon HSLSSWK’a IKLDDiK UP STUBS. ; < , SILK AND STRAW BONNETS jgdagWtayriSte at Jawain eml Th. THE PLAN KJ 8IMFLE! oThutr arils!. ADSH Xr aa Ew4 eClh This isvue cnmptvi tbe Bmoer. Very does with thbonaAl Hereafter,-to receiv LADIBS\ know tbe reasoe. 1 our old, well-cried subscription, bare some wbo arc in our will beaontineed foe pet4fr.ft that they wi Our terms, arc hows and tn most casts ’ tfiteli. Our price fox will be kl,&0. I'sya. rates ol a yearng» co [»<undt. now eoet* t, she decline 124 al th will be area that no re rntvbe thuagbl **f st. tb.o this »*r piper I f-ire bseii tuoluw—lo paper in tbe State »-f «■ AXD CH1LDRXFS' Bleaching and Pressing And al! other Work dune on abort no­ tice and in good style. New Goode received often. J-adtc. will pleate rail Seton parehaalaa patch by Lieut. Commander J. II. Gillis, whose vessel, the Milwaukee, was as lbDepartment baa been already informed, destroy ed by a torpedo. I subsequently gave him cteirge of tbe naval battery on the chore, with which be rendered very efficient Servian in .belling Furl A It Xis and tbe Spanish frirt. 1 commend him U> the attention of the Department, for teal and gallantry. I am also much in­ debted to Gunmaoder Crosby, who hat been untiring in freeing Bhtkcly River of torpedoes^ having succeeded in remov­ ing over 150—a service demanding cdnew. judgement and prreevera»><-i>. >lmre Judgment Fisa.—An alarm «• Turoday Mleya»'O. I At City Point «n. Tturaday night, Gen. Sheridan received a cwumunkw'lon from Gen. Sbermau atiiemiicing the lull1 aurrendei of tbe Rebel Gen. Jubiulvtia Army. A correspondent at Goldsboro says; On Suudc.« list tbe dl*p***Kion uf Grn. Stunemnu's forces was such as lu insure Jnhnaloo'* rapture in a ver, abort time. G»n. Kilpatrick bad purvured the rebel* s -mr 30 imk-a beyond Raleigh, without meeting any resistance hvm tbcin, ILi leigb being in the undisputed p*swsau.B of tbe natKwal frwets. The railroad is beidg rapidly repaired, and traiua would be tunning through to that city froln Wilmington and Newbern in a few days. Tbe majority uf the people uf N.wtb Car olina, wherever Gru. Sberman’s troops have penetrated, are reprewented aa be­ ing excerditigly anxious to be allowed to resume tbeir (ormer position in tbe Unix and are perfectly willing, in ordvr to at­ tain that object, to give up tbe Institu­ tion of slavery entire. The old 10th array corps has been re-organised, and is commanded by Gen. Terry. ri«>f of a tow dwdHwg Ford, just cast of tbe communicated from »|' giM ftxroare rovmeriec Tbe sgmu kciHuig H» fire Irotu the same Ctol OU Udl«* GUI .,4 *uv Indira' UUt A Jrt fHiMMMrtera < SJLVjfS PLATXli lately. WARX. tanerebet may ron>». bowefer that -ffirers •, 1(0 wait f(-r our pay uni We decline to da bra any longer. We4u« fonall utaterfal and W ■fax Wkstiixs dark been sqytbiug b. S»<foW M^uXa “ t‘ ■ shiMdavsuf brerj < op by two day a of rat j^j.y and Tuwday Urt> a little mots com Tbe paroling of Leo's army waa com­ pleted on tbe 18th. Tba official report fixen tbr uambsr of men at 26,115, 150 pieeee of artillery, 71 stands colors, 15. 018 atanda small arms, 1,100 wagon*, caissons, Ac., and 4,400 horses and mules. RKMXMBXR THX Pl,JJf. !■ sU eewe w. abargv to. fevwankMf ta« a Tbe Herald'* special aaya tbe man wbo arrived st Mr*. Sarratt's bouse, claimed ta have bred a laborer on the railroad, and laid be rarfied his living by bis pick­ axe. He told eualradictory stories dur­ ing the In veatlgallon. He asserted fro quenlly th*t ba was a poor man and ouuld neither read nor write, but hie isngusgu wss that of a man of education, and his feet and bands were email and well shaped, tbe latter being delicate, white and soft as a woman’s. Upon searching hl. pockets they found, hair sod taoth bru.be*, a p<>t of pomatum, a package uf pistol cartridges, [xcksl omnpass and 25 dollars iu greenbacks. He NEW SKIRT TOR 1865. TUKGkEAT IXTCtTIDX OlMSAUK IS HOOP SKIRTS. LiUety Howe .U li. ■ateebwoe frAvlalbev* te"uC h eranurtha*i ofinatiy* »«V\ni **» .i-ll that aurld-reiMraoed 0' l^r'aCoSgh Balsam(e lb* "'■>« rirdent alt* rt'rodUpenwhle in evr Aren- Cold*. •vd'J'n € brerreeneea, end irifla™ atantly and surely cur* site. N» cough mixtu it. grea. rr-Tj? s Tb«n«»ew »ntl «*»--* nbysicisM. d>«CF'*t"4,cr tasted it «P<:*k of ita merit*. **y buy II and try U- « ' tM fcntUe tamaunstwf oinea«ymie*n obtain —-•—-- Treason, In itself, embraces all crimes of theft, kolibery ,' araon and a _ dir. Seoeraion is bet treason in roost malignant form. Ita Did tba auontey JF. D. ACKLEY, JJfYHPKPSTA need tWa last and agmtiting stroke to convines It that treason la a crime, and embracra all other crime* I Liat you >NBtM tiffin �mrwriiMo — rr— ri ■ IPP F XjitiiartM*® “1 »iq’kU*’.,JP!aJ,sM« Mnaia p aqwi» li»M* ’•'»“• ®« -Soin aqq wax no i| *aiM|ag qwQa.a’O .. uMouq tfjewai paaM-moj-ppo* W J J — i/tnjwi, »m »i iiiw^p■AV ’ po-’i’in '«■• Xq p*px»^no*J/»q jrtmo.oj UU»* fq pMwq3ja<f >| ■31V8 axvicavi JSS". pjojMojj jo xiuaoqj MVI miUVN RXIIN 3H1 -»|q*l4>jo><>0 aioui >||j|| • w*> aatq qua tupF XwpwanX (M? /,F*3'T ■'lltubl MOM WM* y» • W0*1 Xq <f* pa*o|pj «* oiw *a»*| jo«<»p»9*|> y •BiqKNuXa inq q.wa jw| qqi guuwp ■anvs auviusvno . ^SiSSjR^ wiHwi !“■•¥ «O>MTWJM3S *33000 AVT “*”1 »”> «J. •aoqiq (Xrt pv«»«i »(■*•/ UMnp qre Zwd <n aorq-»5\ •4»dun| tin iwa iwqi a> waaUanq «p <n Parpop »A\ Ownjqnj js«i m<in xid M<i j»j l|»* •>!. I®?1 C«ui laqaaaMM sn ippdxa p-i ||'« |i«q« >m »q »pu ||aq- aA\~ mW >o owondpooqM o*«»J <H pewJo Aruon J uoq Zmraooaqi ino-;»ooo;i uoqaofl OWou.J poo ■«T>»n »i»>s tX'J’a f»on».\' *<i ‘n*>i •■n •aivi XW p»p«»« *q Znwjmo Mt! jw aou <,’fl,a MUIU ]»xa«M awnwx »<II«« aqi «n«uj »jy iq*nw3 »A«q ol pi«•’ *!*q,Frq ■’LL — Alp oqi VI* (M»O***M *M«* pun ‘J..qw uqq»-M|l £q.pH«*‘.*«HP*P *•’!**»b"14 •V tm v-1 "O -HI. •<i"«”»i»ij« <»p«"X no p*un*» ajtj (■> uu»p» uy— imi [ •tint €q iq |aui oqj, -<K>l»«nxa aq ol luapiwpp aqi <q p’^ll" B.-MJ Xaaprna 4a»***a> cn 1«n« iuauiqaai -l» u» ut pajapaxi na ia*<ufphf ojnij-* [wdiln jo are o q |qj p-pp«p w» m » reid <n mW -ino Stynnd jo J<w>q »q> 1« pur Cupaaaj, ua pjn^i >««q a« «<>9 •»* jaqfliaq jo »qj. -Umpired vta.vn-j aifpof- *.C«puop( a,iu|« o->aaaa ai n»oq mrq Cianoa aiqi jnj xan<v> u.%3«»3 aux , wwpoba j'iapigaqi rq jaded" joqio Xu’ U’V a***1!—»nl <*n «waq »*“} ,-uMjaq weq xadad JAn Suqi unqi JMit» pqw- ! icaajd 1W jr» iqliitoqt 3q uu > «jpd oqi in ihMtanpj ou vtqi ujjw »q [||a STS Wifi1, U »”IL ■Nl!,u ’V I’ >t.S *i> 8utpu*i«Vl*),M* *»<» »••>» *“« •pwi"! pupunq « 5t| W"»o <<Mu j«j.C • |>> wi>i q««| oqi it- qatq* wd.j Qg*|« oq |||a ■UNO <d *M» oqi joj cxqjid anp -moqi S3ALMMHSN03 M »l»|!Op ««n-f>*•!» 5«» pajpuoq w; ,o o«« •■!> p«o 'jofekin Mid Zao JO ‘iMiMO PO» <q P*Jf»“ -U»pm ar poajaiaoo otw loMaoX »<ni|aq»<l qoiqaXq •«]» paw (tpwrtwd oojMMwaa JO X«(j »»wg otp ««IKW oj-‘4ayaajM<j l!’J Art }'. P«« ‘wquno »!«n VI* »»>p •iMpdrxaaquw Xuwin »qi JO 4wX vaiu aqj WHjdmuo »n«»j wy, •OIO pint aptm '.Mhiih jo ajn;n»po( no fT j> .waopiptMa aqi aj opwa aaaq-fauaq LI •aivs aovawoH o»H jo inJrr.b iH»-fual mji jo MVOT sjc,say^«3 8101X08 ifiaiX 8 �Geode IBM AT TRI HEPMMT10MS FLUID EXTRACT BECEtJ BATTLE CREEK T. B. SKINNER & CO. TlalgiL BaUT '. ^ u'X. THE OTttffiS OF BARRY COUKTY Maww TwowBawiiB Ot doDam * Mtota.g took ■eriifa «d pmbliatoBg the ,,.T KW t**'* °5 -TSW/. CouvA**. Tbs peculiarity of the < ■ftVooiu VurkSket a«A. 5MX*' by tojatrily" ■fikoofc, , . for tto life and health of the body dopsadi Aw will be observed be­ lls and those of UtWes While Morgan obtains ftaffjM IMOQ OT DRY GOODS, DRUG it tbe rote of one pound . founds of meal, when w-w,--------- ■« °°W wtUr> wklA '* ' withla lose than half a pound of tba qaantity pTsoeal required tn Lawes' experi m-nta when the some kind of feed was oavkI . Breeds and manage meetw(ll of course 1. trial — ‘dm' *f Voma snarfflijs.'ft.LS IJ-X >l.rn .11 Ivtura far wbico or beuiiMa 4ooM be difobtH. Hr will Im fouad tberv VV<*r HrTVMyf prrfr.Jfryw^petoe, ' St.^Mbonjis in.. Tumars, Eruptions, Fito, U:r<)fuloua Oinauniption, ew. I I I A I I ©tows Snare* SMaoasoa 0KBt*r«4» writM. her daughter «s* wrtd tt Bia ot nine year.' staadlag, ped H > itea' dance of tm ream. AXOTKZB writes, bis sew wwa eared after hie Baah bad aimoal wasted away. . The doctors praaooneed tba ease IWTO>w» USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT All tba vegetation In California is mon­ strove in growth. Straw harries aa big u ben's eggs .orao of which sold st s Sanitary Fair for a dollar apfooL Indeed eggs have sometimes sold in market el nevao to WW^dlars pat <h«*n. We hare no conception of the extravagance of the tbe people. They never think of the price of anything so long as they base tbe money. They lire '.on Their capital instead of income and begin knew every year. A laky stage driver will toes the stable-boy ffbo waters bis horse, s silver half dollar aa if it were but two o^tts. Judging from their generosity, we think thiapeopto must bo immensely rich, but they sro poor—keep themselves so by tbeir extroaagance; no popa lotion in the world, hvfog at tbe same rate, haa so little wealth. Bat the great crops— green vegetables are to be bad through tbe whole year and in sire that beats na­ ture. A respectable Presbyterian cler­ gyman told mo be bad planted a peach In Xr» Tasto •« K- BS-ftOXD Storel. er. ITITLM11AV fmm * A UUll'U f ' uuiSwi's stain bschu IHMMlftioM WAIM (Mie hy N.G. 'MorppKha tod every advantage of *“'i torn, comfortable quartern, cleanliness. rogulatity of feed log. and quality of breed. It may bo well to Stela that bo too found toe beat eoond torn double the value of a great deal that is used when badly grown or imperfectly ripened, or more or lees "heubou's BUCHU fxTMCT KCBO THE ONLY SURE THING. PHOTOGRAPH Mu^t-wtSSiTi. .... aw' HRmWCi 0™< Cta.k.1 »»*«», No. BM BROADWAY, N. Y, ■* HkMbNY*BtoUr CNpdV k’H-J 1 c™—wu. ,< >h.. U— .„ SBLE-AOJUSTTIG WRINGER No u Anti or -Built No TAwmb-^forrwr to ytt out of Ordsr tea. cormj ' FBt’XESrnt ars the voN active and ibotoagh A Beware of Counterfeits ASK FOB 8XXKB0UFSI il»wl8 GKO. Wo’At Wkt, a C\\xvrv<\. TY\c *BX.oo&. VA\i No- IM SOUTH THNTH ST, PUTT.A, TAJUE NO OTHER! to a tree U-n feet high, and he ate peaebea grown upon 1L Now, you don't believe thtofeM tt> tear. Oom man cat aatick which be carried as a cane for a week or two, and then sticking it Into; the ground as a sapport for a weak sapling, it sprout ed, and in two years bo gathered a peck of pears fropi tkM very cone! We iteve no ronceptibo of the activity of (bat soil. Prodigious erope of wheat and oats aro ANOTHZB ™ cured of Fevevcmd Agwe after trying every medicine in bis roach. AKifrm waa mmd ef Fee* Boro s, riTEin iasSsxtf end they WiU say they sro ■ Goo& "tfa&evtiet, T J . and yt>a should try them before gulag‘fee » n MM»St, Kro Tert, sad asvNasd OMa. KC <iOftTIIBOf.Ag.aL WHAT EVERYBODY BXJWTL via,Ml Ir»a,wall gairaaiMd, tot BMwpfc machine ia batter tbao a eanpU- FOR BA LB BY ^aXtoarlngs farito shaft-to roa ia uid llh. Petaam Igtoaer.wfthst wilhrottog Will ■... : War ft* pRNBIONB. A • • gaUKTOft. . BJI th. paper with tnUmontah. but r.t ft Tsowroeir wWh Arr uid Au If bo* KlWr sstutwrtory, return ft. Kiav/te«sne; Ch.: »}• TAwwZrm yrotfW arpwfaM. SR! SS.& CONSUMPTION, srtur»?=ie^'£is «» MUVllW),' Mini) Ofpfiu a. fM Off. PKSBIOX8, CLOTIli � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-05-03.pdf e2af288110333560f5ef0bf76ae707bd PDF Text Text BrluitJ , Ttu\dwwif%££u'*• *'- rz HASTINGS ‘ DRUG ' w #1X0. ! j STORE!!! I* Roberts &. Striker, Jsstfesrf tharssos. JVU1 atlas* totbe «•<■ ls«Uaa of UrbtB Md all oiUrbuslRsss parts** I law te tea alSoe, wtto 044nr sad prstepsasss IMlea appaaUa badge s Halal. Oraafa'dls Utils. Uar.r aouau.UMh. Q JUST JSUJ.HED C. BURT, Fktateiaa. I.u entered upoe tee practice M bis pvlsMiaaelllutinpasdriauity Residencv lae eoepa sen- - umev Ste vi^Jree^DsauIt a sow and must complete avxirtxnroj MVUlAIDBEBICItn, ^Ciss'MBleais, Ftolols, Vila, </aa Bptoesar, Banal■< Flat4. TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. J M. BUJWJXL. X*Hby*Ui.B ssdSfoge*a. OSes Ja RaneeU’a •terb. State street. JOBS MBKRT9. Tl_.nl>> aalhnail. war. esar tee <>>er» Devee. >VBB J»XAPreX * BUBROVR Attarecys sad Ceeaadtaes el Lew. - Betleitir fob ■ruhxxical asp mkuicixax. ere la Chefovry. Tan and InewreMe Af«n<* — . FOR)*USsU.OXLT^2 Baaiseeu attenusd to e-ilh prowplnesa end Idsl“ wdre. Beribak Hire*, erpreile ibe reetoteee. ___ *• <X Beasewu. GKOCERIES! oousfT-r ornozKa. jyns K HAU. —■ Fhrriff O«ce is tha Court Hmm «1U> the rroaecntlog Attareey. K< GUXtfEXS'- J-XBTJBIXB3 M Extracts ow vmt aapwetAL wrtwrrr 6v rar lsdiba We Mee keeps- tend • (ovd aaefolateui ef STATIONERY, rasa, pociia ihkm. mi«, bxvklofes. caBDH, Hl. Rs. Uivo ear aAelvre any be tr »nd all of tbe . most rorv ui ! FATEH MEBICERES. W • « jj S. 8UKLD0X. Ceuety Trreeerer. W ill pay partlcolar attrsUaa to preeenna Fee ikosa tar s!l -.rrseas dteabled la eervwe. backs y sad boas ly pt ere pl­ Iv resered. sad la B» S>iers n« obaree unlace eseoeMful. OSes 1» tbe Court Ito~e. r B. CAWAXL1DXH, *^ur^ Clerk sad Bstary PsbUc. OConis c c. PHriron. liewne, Hsaitape.Nlch. .81! f p 0. HOLBROOK. -; aftba <Uy. ’•.^■psxsrxr.’rst"; ~ . Attorarr at Law. BoUcHsvIa Chare-re tad Froeecflling Attorare. for tea conat’ rf rerry. Hornet htaoevfow •» CKBAif, 7©3i ©AfiH V7 ahtrim* MISO WHO. 3V3SW CLOTIlfNG STORE gaitrj.' Jt ,. • • •,-»> WgFjlA.navtui-R Ltoeeto to deed! 0. toaatfl fortarf ^rirf ' . FseMataia tedtads taabfto aasta^b wwoT > । bto h wir tow Uteiso- Mdb>wfrfrBfbl Me Ar pMeal which hediheew ‘uniiwd Into Stotha l&h .inou by Een.-8b««ad nritb.fo mbeUOaK JwbttsfcM. .TWalx to Geo. Brnokinriditw. wee- preaentat-cbe CUitoranoa, A Cab use* moating «aa hold MtMb Mthi Idtele» >i Sto»h As ecFaa wf Gea. SberaM waadisappreeed sUPreohJcnt.Ar tMwBterreury af War, by Gen. Grant/and -hy^ weswy' BMAtoMf MOMMauM «>*»• rtotpo^^gUriU ‘fo/W • to prsssul prrluips expdcl mo '. SJSWSjW base NMdted tiiunaa Suta c/lwar.tba I JagilMSaoy ul all stall ba webnnlUd W tbo Sapreiiw Uuarl <4 tba Umted HUuat* 4ik. Tbe reMscabhsbmom oT all iW’ . oral Cupna >e Ue aaeami '.$aU4 •t»1 now«r> aa defined by Uto boortMiMv and laasof Gtofmee. ,/ •-»-aa ,hw«nb 3* Bth. Tbe people aad ubbabiunta o/'all States to be gaareeMeed, Loa tores 4* chair poiitioto righto •■*• Iranchie-, aa well as ibosr rigbta WUH tillatot <* e-.5*!q Bi! • J -wBftH'ObflteMl ertmtsK U ^aMxHw! to(tooiUto*’.>defa*M«;aprAalnbl«b baford nfo<tt w4B 6u vSabM and judtotoedy. -.remembering ch ' • -n's abilwS 3 drx>- iba E-treaUropfa man waa ordered .to.fbhacwu dstiBUA dWV UwndifH'm M AHKm; hndptadged i foyo tb have UMfo. names-efuAo] iuMhodtotoly. MrtamJlMiadudhU. be bMoabweareasteopportadMemate Md ccnnootioa with acta’af merey । ir-otrectHhi* given bf. rh/ffsto Proetdrnt lUmtWya-PrMid^cAdMearepiibd! , easy ItJafo yWd to *U Impel M AMMMg toMato which was pern ww.wussd npbrArgot ttasewhstt-i__ t _ oed by, Mi- U«Hto, hMVlMFtbtoMM o>gfey.p>,;WfoidMfo>-.Je>aruAty:toth**l toil* tow ntohpfAb'Bd tf-MMwh.'jMHir Sula- ?? u* .***r^'<^ m*W «M*i spptqu^ by, President Andiew Jotowoto should bg.no doubt left thnt due high, ,r|4,.**r*J«iG»*tod togoferW'lW.MtiM prerogative h bbl •'relieve AXs | uLsg4i*HX FtoPMhwma: ielu- .rliarvb tear as ths eMMsa of tbe «t>a/)y. fro to" , Go tU uigU •< totadW of Mych.whl 1« siuwdthat J aheilinewer forgui:|tirt;aaftl Psyaiitobk Marek M#ih CabW ■ wvr npt.tn consult R/own foelioga aloea, Ush.> . foteeperele wri»<ee>dMj at the Capitol, a taJeg»m frqm. Gocu togi vatao aqoouot to tha wtpile people to < ' •■ i I thrown.MM Mto , ,T)>o bapree»ion«ftt«. regard to my future epurse, I will now Hh«faUMn«uWtbil- ...._________ . > iddMMMw JHofflWaupL ana Still aiore ■>rel tbea Uy> d«:a that ikcy •« a-dly lmAe m pledgto:' f have been AmmbB11 Sweep iLea tress earth, Mil there HMvdaJw«BMrf., requeslrd asmtorelaw pr oonMOM Ik*.i cf^irfeftoehtfan ’ body tike1 that' before •omeehat acutely with pebfc'.'aflMrti 1 . I make an erraygeniret for tome of peMte ' raa, rep^oaMMg a gbcat ot>m«>oawealth. ■ aM-to lbs history of cnyiastpuhl to ada. , SsaSa? t [c|ic(»*»J. pill aueastbao iay baoeiiy bar- which is Cnnlliar, to yon refer fur-tboto, rtata^fup^d.ia.aa, tomr.hhf (Ma, of .the. J pnltotpfoe which have gweracd nteheror.. mioutca ioqk..ppAkto«i»bd wnKewilh I 'oeepeai Borrow. , Were jl possible tnfim', and will guide afe IWireldfir. w Ips pwii liaad the foUnwing r«fily.lwhiab iembody ll ’In' tiihrde the fwhbts'of my general, 9 will say I Mfirfi long foboned'1 | be submitted Ui ths Secretary,./ AVar.f- , bass'to. I bkitfitoC’d^mmknd'my llpe'to RMt M Iks Baud fo wkM wse Uneels stein I for Be afonti<sa.: of ths igfoat -tease >»g>l VWW’rtii* W««#5WV clai Tovfoi >pttBr Mtosto-e Perbaps the. boa* drpiy I mankind. My opinlooa as to the ostare'. .la tbsrv s aaa test brnstesn tee Jiefteera sir. eewL- Wil—MR hhUM, 1«^" could mako.and om most, reedilj appro tterlK««W.t-7tl5l-^Wl-.FA. ‘ kind UMuran^aa of aoofi AoNv-akslteMiiMwlfotal^," I iMNMs-<G«BQMM»ztq Zsli.u, bn' mri : Tb> PrisoidoM direataBe toaay loyod i derfed; would be U recelre tbetn In to­ now too <Mb la ttfo- for'tab to chsngs' TtMtte steetata si teat teed fousedv • ' , 1 ,.*•.! ■ ■■ «.t v.-!tt dswai re>«| t|M ho wisbea you to bake no oudforanoe ! Imos. Thetbrobbfego rf iriy heart, ainoo them. I baiiere Chat GoreraMM 'Waw' Lalbia. tos.euffer.ter UeRy Upset with Gan. Un. Unleae it be for .tha eapti- tbwaad oalaarftjtiwMatohM appalled1 ue. made fur mao, pot man for Govern meat. VMe eesteera uaseea tea pnaeMfoa afotelf ■- uJaUec of Geb. Lew'sart&v, or !oa nonett otontteba ndtMd io wo<4<, a»d oppres­ This struggle o( tbs people against the:,, As evirecsd foepie «<Uw>M st teal, . . . ( nArer and- purely onlttary matosrv Ho sed aa I am with new and great rcepoasi- mbet giganjio rrtelltoo the .wqrid, w<. jk>4 frso ew co* Qj wipe teat bread etefoatq.. iuainicse aic Xuaay that .yuw are not, to, bilitiee which have,, devolved, upon me, saw, tea dniaunstratod tha’. tbs aUato i anf alSMbd Vfth grWj ffi^whh difi docMio»-diooMoK«r euofor upon aa> peiitei mrnt of the people to their Government Ji — in Prutaerea saered eauadbeMfo.-l' , ' cal onset ion, Btlch Soesttoua tbc i’reoi- . calty nispbod twyotf at tX\ hot I crihnot la Uta<truaaoas agtlaaal 'detente! hateift 11 ilent b6tds hi bis own hands, and will permit aueb.exprasrfoiteof ooe Mew re-' w ledum can doylse.;. So )uag aa the । rfoh. j submit lhern to nn,ff^iH«ary remferenrrv P5*ed.l’>;W° bj the j*sople, t« p«*» wUbt, man feels that tha intareata .of Quanto./, an sikaowlsdaemenu , Tpa.M> iadi!I,r ^swwiiit^reiMw^'Mw *<*•'!" otit vidnXl TlYe'm^eilt, wM bai Ssrerelahn- meat are his loletost^' eo long as the prcua, to too bUMiakjfoar toiluary advaopublie heart tores io tbe rigtea' AfrwdGci; '* edtondl, but who badjl hi inis, received ' ' from a genareaepouple »neni? mark» of aad, people, wwdortesnd > and appreetato tbe theory of oar &tagraiMHbaaM fato j truaCMd bqtew a long'Close, *a oecte' | *ufx ,.r.-Swww.* W«».. Kberir, oor Cnnstitatiop Will ie. .Uawr. . ' -5* or (Ute </ G»*.BberresntoGctu Ston Jlk.4 this,, sych manilipiiaiiKti pf puls- milted unlmpalrei tf a liiqe'erte, eoteM-r J lid leeliruL eq well timed,'an(T mo^torfy wltertfef ph&Wfo&altrfiuvito odveto. -6 JOUnaTOK Btaaomanxv withdraw from Kaltabury ' adaptable. •SpHt^'^c' “to peoble msnt will Bdl/tasd we stetil'eesoe U>-1fo • *<ul jon,hitei,dwiU.,piwbaWy wpon tbe , mywelfevery puleauon Cf tbe cpo^>elar wag-tor J>teria lo aaoapovta Idyaico or' heart fioip immedtote anewer io my own. ooa of the. oaiMMbiifihB tortiF' AAte > having preserved oar forfla of foto go<« I k Ertop4:RiAhih|d«Bder, wbiab.tare<»reBy znany rnqn .1^ jniblio life each oaoar. *43p be vary forge; iadadiog.net „<«ely.’ siiiqs sj»)o «>ften cunsidarod •nefsjy formal. ernmeat, shown its power, and maintaiaed ItewslMMtte thnm^h -vleUeitodov of thepliiIMhw,«/.4boflkhQ>Msd-itenks,.bel' To trie Usey jirn'real.’ wordi of nearly .a reatary. it May tev that Iatan previous aaemBufotMa. A.dispatch r» nitteesarj for to pass this daet nrdaii 11 oeiMd.tv iMp dopaNmeet frvm Eichof'strife to orova that.,this.Gqyirnpapt.;. ■ WMkiwwa A as stated- by rosptctsMrwill not periah from Internal wsakoees, / MMaxfiaMh—smnA at spade tak«q but wif! stand able to defsod Itailf teslftat 1 *>Vfb-bgJe£:DMM-iB>d hta peruxao.io Sull fans, sod to paalah Treatow. ' Wthb *eOvfo«m They bopv iti.ie said,nto. ApcU» -AulX . .............. D.rtomV ft? decrvi-s of ap iosaratebfo Erpeideoea, Ip' nmhe tertM iatth '(fourhd Btiertnaa or Hua, mi tha Utato af North CarWlae, Ky .by. tbe operation,pf the Ceastitulkte, ham 1 . tone , pihar teretbyro. otorawoderi-by and between Gen. Jos-Johaetae^aota-' -ehiob they wiU.be,pensiae<i,*ith their been thrown unexpectedly fofo. mending the Ornlederato AlW^ andsfleote, fodadtoc tbfo gold pinder, to ge Maj Gate W. T. Sherman. eommsadldg , Ur Moatae dr.Xatopa, dohnaton'a nogotbe Amy «f lbs Uoitad Staeea/A North ;,tlaUoiis looh to,tots ead«r. AAer the cab­ t^rwifotebolhpreeact. -I h>»>> ’•• r»t inet rtaatfog foalgigte.Gere Great start­ let.Tba awrtawdiaw arm tow Bow to ed for North SamUuAito direct operstha Mid towtafotaia thwr state ywd «Mil ;dsM sgmasa Jah'MOxi’sramy. -. wed-, wrote a leUar to lbs eoasmtodiaf 4*emv I notice la given by tbo Coen tnan(Log Gen­ | m-q J j KAL-PeaoaoB 8^ of War.. directing him. to;Mquire altar iha-.jlgmU^.-.! eral af ehhrr tea la Ha- rppuwn, oi> of Use lain Jamce L 1 gWfttMWFWar rrasonabia tons—say 46 bowrw talented. »»de ihsm with whatever they mfght 34. -Tbs Qaafrddratwtemiw wow h> to boed. He tneloeed My d«>IUf* h« •’J . <au»«a Cm tea 4|ili n ilaAaai ■mfeabtl arii > [wraotial aonushutoxi toward thdll'todhCA <’ iha.r several StaleCapitals, there la da ■ ' c’.ed. and whan we irare tUs orima to hellit U»c« tore^d lp> iqa.w«ditWR IMWOMM poait their arms and publto priwjeyty ta’It. Special ipe|ru0LfoM.«M| alaa jgvm outoc-.whw-.we camo«U>«« the aowree I the State arere^l, aiyl^erh eilKrwr and < fromapl^ettoe^be «mm|b jlcawi his io- ito secure them foil prutoaton anj Use mao u> execufo ted/lU} au egremea^,r« M>iriU<to, and then {u<4 at.tho result, we ,qutet noedphli.M <.f their Kmai "“Ifci.' I erase frvm tots oi war*, and to-Bid* bj ■ MaM-jifc rfrora 'isttoiMaB'<¥f this brurt' ?«frBUteMlihbwiffaa>toii, ! wM*M>the action of both Stela and Federal au­ " barbarous, unwl iMbudltB assassination. ।of Ua. W dkftingatoh^ lawyers -ft si thority^JTm adfawrly ajyi mAhuk Such • crime aa Uto murder, of-a great Ianuth CenMifto^jand eu»>d firm andim*.) , nlllona <>f war to ba re ported to the'Chief mmaMo, thmirh u ’ u. , [■andgkiod-man, hooted, and ire erred, boi <4 Ordadaos al Washit^tuq city. subject nm ed,’*”4 >opa of tbc p»'p«. •fringe rutlutortoUbe t’nlail-UireuW’ajVuto'tlfif ‘ to tbs future action iif tbe p'Agrees vt, tCLA ■*•'*-ffiM deoRlary individual of iooaa atnwtoifiadehju to J 83# katfoHMK- ‘ k~>«> — —iperato wichriJtrtee. M’e'can i crane iseoauu. rtreiigh sooeemivs steps. Without enumerating them bora, back to “Nd vtatble Wtestoe ef ropp-rt," ttdw 'tiat sou rcX w high jfffW jU 0* ' »: n» r-^wurns war. No oau ago m<Umi i£l|M DWMr a 1 >u*» a VAgsbwto m the eyws of the law;' ^raS<r 6f this Gcbdiih deed be arrtoted be 1>*» QP9»J**U M abrndfi uot iHtfe/gb-«te’axtMrme •pritolir 1 Me WwihifiiWIlJ Uhda fieiii wiH-toe- i a—■"* ; <h » dodgw* «ta fexfr Ma; ioitepvtok . Bm j* U 'sro a loafer, air/ L*“r *•** MiBlhn nfAiMto-rwitbXgwrd MjW jyyniMrt solns isdi tatiun of my future policy. One thing! 1 <Si*bShFio»TF>»W»Dd»Wl£ei%i»i . '; hi&i �w<b for their aorren neb favor of dora, Department has received she fol dispatch from Major Gen. Hal- left in tbe back ground ; not even news­ that they are vary diSbrent from what papers having. generally'discussed that they wort. If on the other hoi.d, it it advert. It bee always boon a wise maxclaimed that all the acta of neb States las in kitchen economy, when you desire sinee they wen* into rebellion are a nul­ a rabbit for dinner, to “ first catch yoor lity, and that tbo old CcMtltaticno and rabbit" It the cose of the rebel States, laws are tbe only valid ones in existence, what legal method fa there left, short of a revolutionary one, of eleotii< officers to fill places eo long recant, to set tbe That the Benner will disagree, even new, or, if you prefer, tbe old goeornwith a large portion ofits political frlaoda, mente to running again 1 There fa no aa to the real states of ths rebel Stales Governor to order an election, no sheriff and tbe manner of their rradmiMton into to give proper notice, no inipoctore to the Union, with equal rights and privil­ receive and canvass tha ballots, no sacra, eges of all tbe States, is very probable. tary of State to whom to make returns. Erse President Jahnsou’s theory that And more than this, even tbo old Consti­ the rebel States are no* dead; but that tutions of these States do not conform to life is merely suspended. we do not co-1 thepreertit condition of things. They dorse. That the administration and the Congress may make it practically so, we ibo proclamatian of the President haa will admit. That it is best so far as abolished that hastitatioo in the rebel practicable, in tbe reconstruction, to re States. Could be have doos so if three tala the original boundaries of those* States have always maintained thalr or­ states, is also one of the dictates of a true ganizations, and ootitlnued In their legal policy, fiat wo do »ot admit thio aa a relations to tbe Federal ConatltuUoo 1— uoceasily of the com at alt If lbs animation of these Slates has only What is a State, aa recognized by tbe bestt suspended, will they not resume Constitution 7 It is not land, not territo­ animation In tbe same political form aa ry, but a political organization. What before, with all their domestic institu­ may have been a state in its boundaries, tions unchanged 1 It could not be other­ is not a ttatt, but only a territory, If it wise. But, being dehd, the cannons' roar, has no political organization. It was a the clash of arms, on our part successful, truthful although quaint illustration of and the loud about ofvictory, are as angel the condition of the rebel States, said to trumpets, to awake the dead, changed, have been given by some prominent of­ purified, and regenerated, to the more ficer of the government, whose name wo perfect, and absolute communion of all the States. To insist that these States are to come hack as they are, ta simply folly. In right, and if the State governments do; 'Alabama al the outset of tbo rebellion go out of the Union, they must not lake the old Constitution was cast aside. A the land with them.” J*be crime oftrea- convention held, framed a now one con­ son deprives the individual of atixanship. -forming to the requirements of the Con80 also does tbe crime of treason, com- -'frdxraey. Its entire legal code has been milled by a State government, deprive ,changed to conform to tbe new Cooslitusuch government of all rghts under the -tion. All tbe officers of tbe State and Federal Constitution. Tbe loyal citizens local organizations are elected and acting of any territory of the United 8u|ea are under thia thing, called a Constitution entitled to its protection, and in Ireturn which our Government has never recog­ owe it allegiance. nized, and, it seems to us nsver can re­ We bold, then, that tbo altitude of Be- ,cognize. A new State known as West­ cession on the part of those who bad con- -ern Virginia has bean cut off from tha territory formerly embraced In the State their part, treason, and tii# new organiz­ of Virginia, and has been recognized by ations, being the State Governments, de our Government If the State of Vir­ facto are treasonable organ izattuns, enti­ ginia bad never seceded this could never tled .to M righto whatsoever, under the have been done witboat the consent of the old State. Thus, it will be aeen that In moat of the seceded Stales, these rebel the precedent aa wall as every possible organizations are tbo only State Govern­ phase of the argument, points to a terrIments in existence. The loyal State torsi condition, with aa early promise of Governments legally elected, wore lulled admission, with ehanged constitsliooe, of outright by their own deliberate action. all those States which have been in reThp condition of those Staten Is far dif farent from what it wocld have been, bad On the first page of thia paper will be th^lrjpu'ernmcota.bcen .oymhrtarn and. superseded by '--------- — found the singular agreement of Gen. ease, their 1 ife would' havebecn only es»- Sherman and Gen, Johnson, followed by r*w. and the Governors and other of the order from the Government setting ficere would barn succeeded to their sp it aside. Tbe Government don’t propose to recognize tbe,Southern Confederacy propriate pool lions upon ths restore lion after having annihilated all its armies. il 'wo suspended ssimalion -f tbe Stele organizations are dead by their own act* The territory and the people temporarily undd>’the control of the rebel organize, by the cavalry. He declared be would never surrender, and add bo would fight Us. .M. __ _e at, Tr- under orders to pay no regard to any trace or orders of Gen. Sherman reepeetIng hostilities, on the ground that Sher­ man's agreement could bind his own command only, and no other. They are directed to push forward regardless of orders from any one except Gen. Grant, and cut off Johnston's retreat. Besuro gard haa telegraphed to Danville that a new arrangement has been meds with Sberman, and that tbe advance of the Otb corps was to be suspended until fur- LABlSSr, <*s BMXDX UP STAIRS. SILK AND STRAW BONNETS Naw Stoss sxd New I enwsays wesbraldsdd Uedte«“Naw Pmcm way. a D. Spaulding wlllbetasra fa s day <1 AND CHILDRENS' bofote'thtalittle notice H wUl be pleased to have . and killed Booth and captured Harrold, one of hie accomplice*, alive. Tbo oavairy, after leaving bare, landed at Bella Plain in the night, and at once started out In pursuit of Booth and Harrold, having previously aacertained from a colored man that they had crossed tbo river into Virginia at Swan Point in a small canoe hired from a man for three hundred dollars, proreeding on toward Bowling Green, some throe miles from Port RoyaL Lieutenant Dougherty, who was in command of tbe cavalry, dtecovered that Booth and Harrold were secreted X*larg« bum, owned by a man named Garrett and were well armed.— him and Canby, and all commanders on the Mississippi to lake measures to in­ tercept the rebel chiefs and their plunder. The spvcie is estimated hero st from ie.ooo.ooo to ii3.ooo.ooo. Signed, II. W. H&ttecx. Maj. Gen. Cum’dg. Bleaching and Pressing Tux Ciacvir Coear I Thursday, of Issf'weskJ WATCH JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT. 5te«s< w too Ovate* Catiferstateaewad Has- I" !<**» Geuta C.liLrai. I.... a - cases were tried but no r Tbe cane of Burgher va. ( mentfan was made last w<| MlMiucry establishment I vox. agree in say ing that I wdRont place tri get work <1 MHtoery Geode Sre । •dvortitement in another A dispatch from Washington asserts thattbe statement that President John­ son declines all precautions for his per­ sonal safety, la erroneous. True be has not gi*«n any jysoial; directions for i to bo placed about bis person, spprovee the nrecanlions taken by iboriliea whieff embrace the costx> duty of tbe late President's , commanded by Lient. J. B. Ohio. This company eon- tl&OCRAuiltC Howell Cobb and Gwl fall into our bands as prw I falntaMe'time f..r t»>ldi W* bare exchanged for prirtmera, and no more I ttr'SJft’ttl W aa DzrazTMZsr, . I Wxshizotos, April 89,1 r. m. j To Major Gen. Dix : A dispatch from Grn. Grant, dated at Baleigb, 10 r. m April 20, states:— “Johnston surrendered tbe forest la bis ooramaad, embracing all from here to Chatlaboocbiv, to Geo. Sherman, on the baste agreed upon between Lee and my­ self for the Army of Northern Virginia.” E. M. 8TANTON, Sac’y of War. upon duty all tbe time, and the vie:tor who calls upon the President al bis tem­ porary mansion la confronted sloooeoc approach teg the door by three or four Newbern advices slate that Johnson soldiers, who do no* permit him to ad- attempted to haggle with Grant for terms which would provide for tbo pardon of Jeff Davie and the other leading ineorreetiocary conspirators, but the Lieutenant 1 General would listen to nothing of the kind. Johnson was compelled to be satisfied with the cooditious granted to Lee. Intelligence of the arrival of Jeff. Davis Eleven were divorced, n sdVA'wvfe eldowed ear treated, and tbres tailed.' iSB^stwas?*:: lOPvu Ladies* ant a Jet Uss iisppecteee • “ SILVER PLATED WARE. Tux Naw Ynaa JW enlght perhaps mitigate la I General Sherman, to rvl I compelled Johnston, tbe tbe rebel army, toconfeal and seal that the Gutfeda failure, aud that Its leal snililary, ask nermfaak taken fate lbs nW Uufon. I h’ia estimated al the I pertment that the daily el government hare been I uoe million dollars pet surrender of Lee’« army, and other forte ot tbe C Department is to be it| reived tn Wasbtogtoo. it is thought be wiU be ieterrepted before reaching lbs Mississippi River. The funeral traic arrived at Rochester at kSO a. a. today, (TberedayJ Miawte guns were fired and Newman’s Brelmeotal Band performed a frroeral dirge.— Tbe Mb New York National Guard, Gzw. Guan brings Johnson to terms accompanied by Veteran Reserves, boo in short order. Grant thinks beggars pitalsuMiem, tie battery attached to the should not be choosers, and it seems 25th hrigmio, and the Union Bloee, iedeJohnamr thlnka so too, for when be finds Tbe records of I REMEMBER THE PLAN. lions, belong to and owe allegiance to the United Stetee. Tee Federal Governmoot baa fought for and retaksn tbe ter­ ritory j the rebel State -Govurnmeoto Unde Bom baa no nor for, and they will ing “ tor a lodge in ooms vast wilder­ > be cast aside as useless appendages. ness" further south than be has been liv. j|ow pnder such a slate ofi facte, are ing for a few years past. He finds that a there any loyal Sate Government*, bus- Northern climate doos not agree with pended only, which are of their own ac­ cord to oome legitimately Into the pieces made vacant! Boob an assureplioo La Tn Frnut cortege of Preaidant untenable In theory as well aa untrue la Lincoln haa been passing from city to yoi« ofr fart. Those withhold the op city, on its way to Springfield 111. Urge poslte opinion have fallen foto tha nsto- crowds of people attend wherever the UkeaMaa chat a Emu,, in its poltttani body la exposed to view. The proceeconnection with tbe Union is simply land or tertftorel domain. That tbe terriiorial domain of any of the State. haa not aad’eaaaot be legitimately transferred from tbs Union, or the aUegianos which 1 its citiaeM owe to tbe United States, can in nD way be impaired or teoseoed, weae 1 TUE I'l.AN B MMPLEt from its cocnmracement tbeen seen red by General I will be preserved for fols They show tbe date and I rasa who entered there, si hta death or removal. Tl •of tbe rebel treasury de< also been secured and w Washington. A Naw Mseen.—A fol aww tn the market that di I thing hitherto in existead wide of eseb buz is a chewJ pteeo-of frieti-u paper. V <« ibis tbe match instant I wbaa Strack noon anjlbin l i vrkvsaU BUtul SOM, Is luta n.—■— ««,to „ , with tbe assent, or even ths permission of lbs people, deotrffy 'IfcoH", ws^oocS deuUy>ffirm. Those who hold the op­ posite opinion most admit that in ooming hook iato the TdU, sank Btetas MWmta <Wr HOW, �dll?/mr rSfiBSK'iKte1 ATTENTION! Nrw Btou Mb Nww Goons.—8r.sutorxo any* ww a)w.uU add to the foregoing WHwg “ N«w. Pncu" Also. By tbe way, O. D. Bpwlding mje hie goods AU Notes and . Ac­ counts due the under­ signed on the first day of January, 1865, should be settled by the first *' “ ■ day of June next I’arlies owing and knowing “ j us win understand .. tnd what we mean. x' J. 8. Goodveab &. Ci Huiitui, May STICUL MOTICIB h—». —■ u-Jr—.w, tort — atrtso. »Mtort - to — xwetsrasiise: mt b*2Ed‘utoSfaher Difared, fa lbs toll a, r gtv* sMtoa to Cha p*reore later*aisi is said narer srtMfaaad alrtalafagto a*id aresV ft Barry, for four sreeasaire weak*, prartoa* to 1, 1805. ■will be bar* la a day or two, perhaps baAtra thsalittle notice h printed, and ba wHI bo plaeaad to have everybody eoli aed examine hi* Mock and oompar* bis price, wilk tha prices of iboM who MUI tavo ibsir high priced goods on hand. llegtowr oi u«u» in sna lor vc« ww.y o> oowy. L&EShSJSSJHttJlSa gag* Isihmen operauvs, aad no soil or, lag. bavii>( baas instil* lad to recover t =KJX'SEiSB.-,Mi-_____ TO CONSUMPTIVES. now being dM tad unpaid ca said mortgage. bastaae the aoets sad ifarm* *f this foroeto*are.— Motto* Ls,U»srel»reb*re*ygi’«a.thalth*aaadtadrstareef ■nrlgmi.wiU be fornstoaad aawdiag to tbeataiawin ssebet** mad* sad provided, by a sale of tbe land sad premia** tn taM mertren CHANCERY ORDER. New Advertisements. vuakiwg an apology after having omitted way thing tb.i WOuM benefit our lady reader*. . Oar belt ibis time fain having forgotlro, heretofore, to tell our readera that all the ladies who bare called at tbe Mdlinery eetabliabmeot of Mun E. Wil■oox, agree in saying that that ia an exWUleet place tri get work done or pirchaae KWtaery Goods. 8w Hire Wilcox’s Priisnt tfoerwan C. PrindlaJndga af Prebate. Ia tha muter of tb* total* of Chantey Adame, deceaaed. On read Isa and fi hag the petition, duly venfad •f Jarema White, chae Jerewe Adame, praying that Um admiatelretire of eald Estate may ba granted to D. Btrikw, or anas olbsr suitable ^Tberenpon it ia Ordered, that Tnaaday. tbe Ud day of May. aoxt, aluloa o'clock tn tbo foreao«<>. be aaelgnod far the baeria* of said ptoitire aad that the Eetre at lew of said deceased, and all Other pereose mterealod ia said estate, are re­ quired to appear al a aaaaios of said court, Chea, to, be balden al tbe Probata Ottawto Um viUag* of Heallaaa. sed show cause, if any there be, why tha prayer ef Um petitioner aboald Ml be granted : SEVEI-THIin LOSS advertisement in another column. ‘STLX 3HliaiW3 SALE. —TATE OF MI0B10AN, Bany Co By v, rm ST as* ueauUMi fared .Oder Uwaaal< theWrenU ooarttor < of Barry, bearing dto* th. 10th Any HU. ami uttoAfasMad and delivered Ill Naw Yuen Poti think* that it Til1” mitigate tbe feeling against General Sherman, to reflect that be has compelled Johnston, the leading officer ol the rebel army, to confea* under Us band and seal that the C.-afederacy is a total failure, and that he leaders, civil and military, ash permission u> be again <*ken Into the old Uahm. On reading aad Sling Um pafifaa. duly eenttod of David* riraiaa, Guardian af said m.sor, preyla r. ter reaaaoa lharws *M forth, that ba tosy b* “ ““ TUarareon li is Ordered, That Mooday, the lid day of May wn. U • o'etoak in th* fore­ noon. ba aaaignad tor lb* bearing af said paaittoo, and that tb* next of kia to aald mlnois, and all Il ia estimated al tbe Treasury De­ partment that tbe daily expense* of the movwrttroent have been reduced nearly owe mil Boa dullare per day since the mtrfander of Lee’* army. Tbe clerical wad other forew ot the Quarter-master’* Department is to be immediately redueed 50 per cwt. The records of Libby Prieon, from its commeneement to its close, have be* eeoered by Geoeral Weitael and will be preempted for future reference.— They show the date and home of every roan who enured there, and the dale of his death or removal. Tbe letter-books Uoo Of tb* country BAJ be afforded focthttes for of the rebel treasury department have taking tb’e loan, tha National Hanks, State Banka, >1*0 been secured end will be sent to and Prirato Baakara throughout Uia ecus try bar. iVaahlngtoo.____ ( generally agreed to reoair. snhearipUom al par. Bubacribera will aalaet their own a<ssta,la whom rwru*** to ftatfie. ■ EMale, wf John Larakea PXOAA nrOAZXB.-STATE or mCSIQAN FOB UIRKOVLABITIES. Enid preparation, aad bettor than any Fills. Powdrrs. or Naatrowa. Being liqul*. their acthra I* direct and pomU re, rendering Umto a reltehie, speedy and certain vpecibe for the cur* of all ob­ structions and euppresaiona of nature. Their popularity to indicated by tbe fact that over IW.SodbaUtoe are asanaUy Mkdfofa ennreaaed by th. ladiaa af tbe United States, every om of whom apeak to iba atroegsst term, of pretM of their greet merits. They sre rapidly taking ths pise* of srerv other Vemids Bentedy.and sre con­ sidered by dl who know aught of them, as the ■areal, nAst, sad rewt infolHbin prepurriren to Ills world, for the cure of *11 female complaints, tbs removal of all obelruetiona of nsture. and th* promotten of health, regwterity aad elrenglh.— t-.^l... . .AmiII.-.... I Ml nto.1 You may °A*s arertaao/ ths Probate Court for lbs Cena- named la said win. duly appointed. Thereupon il is ordered that Monday tha 114 day of May next, al ulna o'clock io tb* fore- CUARDiANU SALK. Ia tha matter cf M Estate of Emma HUI. Mary Hill. Louisa Hill end Thomae Hilt, niiaora. Nalioo to hereby gfrew Mal la parreue. of ItaMteeaad authority'greeted,taw ta «UJteequire* la appear al a aeaaire af said Court, than bate court for tbscooniyof Mutj and Ktate of to b* holdreUth* Probate Ultoa, ia lb. Villa*. Michigan, I sba! 1 anil, nr cants Io be sold, al Pub­ lic Auction, tn tbs highest Witter at p>« North Door of tbe Court Hous*, tn tbs vfllsgo ofHM.1^ — —IA " kl.luA.r abrtlMb nt ^*5CtSSX ‘=Mi£KS3 other persona interested ia acid aataia, are re­ ■of it Ignite*. Friction on an > thing els* tbap this prepared pas telmerd haa no ef fccAWpwwit. Tboinventiofl Ivan English WE Ilin Batumi UM or tmb errr or new tome. GUABDIANS SALK CAPITAL, El^CMMXXJ. PAID IN, jrvwrtT- A6XVT OF THE tOTHED HATES. A»s Brsuui. Asm vos Jav Pawn, esssreimre F&WSt* Win fall ver T-EO Note*, Frs* of vtergt, CONSUMPTION, �! sle8 4M3TAI •wt a T.B.SKINNER&CO. aa Sk.jtesufeJaal'St’ ‘ 3<tiw^ng|BB > H THE CITUns OF BARBT COUSTT AaXOT XW*I Jxnn i-im • “ •Iftarfe^’StiifcUJiftrra, unA cht a MWW . s.T-*-jrr -r-,'■■■ ■■ iu tba u.urning y<>u will find V 3if-Mr aide a living grrttu plant, k louita like magic. But I have tried it to my inrprtaa aud daligbk TU plant Mtwr die*. iU life ia immuvtdl, and ila beairty af texture, and form ai>d c»lor ta raoawed or /ottUuitM with tha cooUuuod aupply Uw vuAuto ... > „ .,..j ,,t DRY GOODS. ’VVteaC WVtteyW^, ' ars <v«xv.a.f\ u'i 'Viko\x.\.xy,TTsx^i|£^ Ur 'UoV^r’v.’* -a.-.w— ■aa* bytbe eMratat hr. Twrian, IMa. wWI—a*aaA|iHniai in...... —------ — —-------- —— —-- ----- -- ii£LHBOLD’S EITHACT BUCHU 'On tbe fourth of last June. J planted 6| square rod* of low, sandy and ground ia an old pwdiivc. L> Seek colored, or or-' anga potatoes making the hillr ty feet apart in the rows each way putting on an average twnwyea in each htll.wrid env ering tu the depth of an hick and a half The seed 1 cut frpm large potatoes, and no finely that f could Carry it in a large corn planting bag. Whan the plant* were up about aix loebae, I cultivated them thoroughly be­ tween the mat both ways with a horse btw, but did not bill them at all. the eaaicat digging I d^W did, for tbe potatoes laid i.rar the surface and wan. butapaiwali covered with earth. I had fifteen bushels vf UaaaUful lance pota­ toes, which sold readily in market nt sis shillings per budhel, when peach plowe cold at o<Jy w-x«ti shillings. Tha whole libor fterforrned. Including taein work,and tharketing, did But exceed two days. The above y ield buahelt to U —... by tbe aide «( I phuitej _________ _.—, ._ like ground, and be­ stowed nn tbe like care and labor, but they did nut-yield onafnurthas well. I planted aa aim aa I got ready, pay ing no atUAtion to tbe changes of tbe ■toon. -• . - 'SStk . -aa 8 Parle, April 4lh, 1M5. A. Smith. rij VovxAuX TWO- wAJM^a vn.ak«. Vm™..., n» Y aww saw. aad Aaw Aa «w« rwwi nf Oaw«M»/4Mr. । Mu;y yemagn. wfcBat mhflng |u FWahlf {■^XIS'c^aSSuS?1'’ JUU<^ iotyrwrv «r> b..»g Otwlnawd, I wnaegWaeFby ^IBSPftOVKDEROOS WASW J^k tStoWMieV. iWiM ,f< rV.t yoot DMUdiBA fCMMtral rr.ar.'. TrwM ■Dr. ■B.AhkV'i, ftXxivhjicK TURPENTIM * It V € VW \XOOT W Doctor'* V> AX.%, । Dr. Ko\mck?% MM <m.c 5*>V>vcva.cta 'ftx S?’ THE ONLY SURE THING. , Helmbold's Drug and fa—n-r—I Wvahaaxs, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Ka 5B4 bboaDWAT, N. >, la tha Oaaa* Iriurwtic. eave MawmawienMawM *ut miewa. HehnboKt Medic*! Depot, ’***Sbiilim 1|t.^ __ Ma 104 BOQTH TENTH BT, FHHA. PHOTOGRAPH ■bU ataarretiy i. p4Swrieddl.a. I t^dZhle htt x!wt. YtfeVb 'ra.oL.-i ahkh l.r.aw maia w| »j!_ h b.tat Uau I «~l* l«w tbwa weA.et «t»<ir war. M\dl CoWX^OrV. tad (wMirwuag aiery avrra. Q»re, aad Uaaae ol I ' G^RO U> Ua*> aUl.rar pul nu a new aclxa. and tha Dr. W''bacV.’» eaorbld uatier which Ar /vara bad aevaoiwUtad owl tmmiad thadidmwi anraaaof tb- bidr.waa aliuiiMWd.iM UlK-relca ou my lean rimadjaad. vcwAtjoroXc X\x* votiak 4c\jW\attX / P Ml BewcB tf Conaterftiti ASK FOB. HBLMBOLD’S! Or. Ua*>o«V» Tu.cannul •: racNEH. nt, Joitjsatsl ; XMovMteVwJil IvtOC CLVMX.V} VfttVcLX a\xCk vctEtVtc Dvjt ca^c STAT Dr. TLobocVB WNO.C.\y' W F15* I'RtCll I VKUJPK «uf« Wva. ^>o\Atcr'» Vvi the follow ing partfeulam rtf th* > o( the < l»ee|g factory, «t W eat MO i ^'rcY-cxx.X\\x\2. D’vn'rt’nH K\NrwMQL5kvn BELV~ADJU8THB WRINGER. No W ex d-Work to Swell or Split No Tk»mk-Sert»t lo art fta of Mor FAHMT Thw« : .-.Ur, or*. Uuus.<if taUpk tAd4>W»!■ U«.,_ 2*u i iLel l» .fir.ai.z ctanT’ ■■WJkMwUP fepany, waa commenced in •L ' lit <>>d Bi*eet/»irly rMnc wmWI.ISR. Tbeh hanaa.—«M; man a miuufacturaa milk t ike bebtoftheww*.......... lu'eractwaedea* aoM. wbnMak dndktailhr n Pun^tTs^Tlrt^dchauid owa. H. C. RUKTliBOl*. Agent . WHAt KYKAIMJDU UU>* »ia_,_ >• hat Iran.wall gaivukW, aaCwwaw. bet a aaaayl, e»cl>fiBa la batter Uaa a aomplo lit, Ihrnuj* thf>w*aaon;OMt-S oente per pound aluive the brat M^rivgtw- dai rW,*-Ui took HObe. of milk h> mke 1 lb. .TweJ cijcrntx • Whole onet of dwtic per EL boWndniddeliv. two denta ud ogn mill, earning per row ^rorg'l The quality of cbeeea mild. Patrons well pl Bean awlargtag. ‘ f.w g| uaea* four bhrM bprigit Ueca. Q>o|||r'a rata Ml Mixmixnujt, Miami, OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORE? pre*.' Uend no lee.-bt rS«isWE,A«K±SAX,ii1'' K FOB Ik I. and auweW>Ui»r^«a*tee»b«v " ' ' “ It ia nut^-of »M wee beat iroa.-fc ■niahvd ia lb* aa»l aapvew* wanner » Uadi Bata. HraU.M4Jteaai.W< citwr Muae. *>tU a aavlag of ar/.i ' Afrit >n<BKlX-lN8WUHCB do® rroYEii sTonti mvui ' Buy Ibr Br M ; (lew Take fare •! It. 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Hodge, ’■'•hiiuhanmwusly • oworrto But tbwdteuict aoaptoutebefog' rtoteto' from. torohtorly I rt>Mea; <Mid. brtow-by !*> tofegrapb slatlen/ tbe loitobl.-bwaphias -himself bsarto -lbs tbaatto afiatomto, -iMjakdr«gMb’uriH'V *'*'• ;*nk»,y<« ri«n-iirfs7«i.{ « a>cuttB*{ **dtI ' Tb« sama stasiacr wUoh linok ‘down the operator and two dslaetires UTvegbl back ot>r^»f~^-*mne-drw«rrer-Bnd a nrgra. Tbirltefr^teMtoMb CoL Baker's boding kllkode till tbe eeevod Ito* swung oMfuir^tosillr. Abrr they vrrwoto Uss I pUuanl <44 bsMuseisad. ewak bosMsadn carbide In-ptoe, sdjtoed ■iadse lha grinre oftocnaibXse-. as < totose^ Boatload tovW man, cytm.jap does the-dw4llng wit ba cirete-of-firs,— After* pause.-Baker rode to tba.ktoito dobr' totba side, and foeateun Ung,-■rap­ ped aad hallnsd Itoilr. AtvaJd tatoin drawer, .ad >aigkltote-t. bawdy otrndrew tbe.kwlte and stood oa tbe thrrotoldi peer, log abi»oringl¥.tator|b^.darkpceb. ' TUBPBNTJNE AND ALCOHOL. .US MKIIAXICaL akd uuuccal * l-L'BrOH*3W»l.VjeJ ■ r with that quick detective Intuition amounting aliuunt to inspiration. He asat upon lbs probable route and desli- isffiSHSSPr' GjKOCERI^S! When, therefore, 25 men, nndcr one Lieut. Dwoghet*yjt*rrte«d Mt bis office dtof*.flaky plassd tfta, p tola,wedcc tote trol of bis former Lieutenant Colonel, E. J. tonger, and of his routin', Lieut. K. B) Ihtor^tto-Erto-rfeahin;^ eto« corrsK guius.sj iw. krp«. •Il dispatch to IUDs Plaici on the Ln*-, er Phu-mac,’ liter* io diterfihark* and scour the country felAfully around Port ««,b" STATION EZEtTr, mg, rnroi-t*. |i»K«/PircK,-t«. rnOPEH. tARDfl. >«..*• toire. •- Bta-ker—“That mak« ito dlffferBoe.— Wq.foiew'prbe lyM>«re,'Msd>we want yva.. .We Jtare ,bere klty men, armed mt yter.rt-J**!*.,, iv. »?»»i ’*TCi. -u > U. piM; ur\te Bduab-esikt" <• Opto,'Ito h a hard tMte,l sweaM Pei^ape I am being lakca |» tpyiopn, .feiegds” . Np wply from ' Bwitb—'•• Well gici us n ffttfs tlmfi to-dwtfMfe.-" b,n• !• ►Bakrt-.- Vsrr.welL . Take tisna." - detemialte. They dipped i r»< in tore* - .(HapMuad^ tong ami <sem»Ual pause. dy and water, tod ws being Mt WtVWl tfAfoWWIfdtotrfW'Ma «>7 “Wb.i Baker, tflpZalapa^ halted /ur.„t/»a last Bomb’s teeth, ba aueked le ’graedWto-t la. who Is W Art calls met erfed tbe <43 ■ I*Wsli, 4i*lufra halted toe enungb; When be wn able U> articulatenahMto trien. ' J1Wre are V*' med Who May mattered te Mt. ‘Baker tbs same wnrtol with you r ckallenged Baker. • If >< u sorrtoder ymer brms and WwMtewit br whh ndddabda. —TrH nMtheM «H for tdy oteto*/. '4tbtoghl | dM-W fet StMrieiMJbb'aroadMA'nvgnT* Tbe Wllote who pn.vM td to tk ftekjof . Ba<4b .anfaarvd Umm; tlMulala the best* Baker repeated tbte, ->te Awfsmlly, to.'to orfetoed attTpsraf cneplf* ■ ***1? at the sama time, • Booth, do I repwel M yxirtitotbtotrtrtmfrnJ.' tiiif .to.k. and j oar Forces <6e hundred yards from lbs correctly i" Booth mteded bin • hesd.—« MidW kWW."' ‘‘fWlWht *a' ertfine." ffbor. inti I »UI cntbaT Gits me a ehancs Twkw ba waa beard* to toy] •<HI rWH rrird Bektr.'MrtJy, -dMtotfMdt atoft Map fife, Captain. I bill newer be kill nto’« Hi. Wpa often tooKd bM it* Tto tetobnn^'oM 1 maif -..b-red, taken aJiey,"><... , onald eornplota no appraeiaMe wxrtld.— . . . •nd la'fe' momteif Ad 'Ithperfset’ia^ _ .B^ker—",yVs did nut coma here .to He made rmee a-motion wbiob (ba qMck aye of Ctetor andeniood to man that flarM epos Ms whitening*hhlra ind blusbbio throat (Mined bim. Codger ]Mt' Ma ly pal'W*^- ''!*♦« tfej ’qttotlon vias repeabrd, to krd tip by • tbe' gliti’titenng ■ Tito with a long brrrth, w\rt«*rtfl finger there,1 whan the dying tn an ■atpltto!,~wberokra tkoas Men?* TV oft be heard ootaidr. Benlb i cried in roddeo trmptad-io atogb. bat ooly -sattebd-aba mtn beM tdUe srafl.fotd 6>< knees .mote Hrmtos aUU ia*tafble,a» were to bin, cart Wltei1. ’ Tbfr Sftf rwie," -be laid. ’“'AvSfiU7my'b’rave VyK prepin lisely. Hm-WM W«».Bala. *!though • We-baif’nt got: ttrsnr In ths hnose ; I shot quits through, benaalk and tohtod ' tbe cars, his ooUar belnf eerarfd on b»Ul s«rts yno*uwt they art gone.” HrM fcstrtfcWrft'rMt" rterd’tort MMnds and wHsprrlnrf fn the ' A aoUier had bnew raeatoWtodfe m>mu uwixnag *0)->mrng7 and fte uau tenant strode totord-Asr doer*.' A hrdie1 patted lor, a ductor, but tbe .rmHejnd return was gsitaaiamiles,ead4hns>MMn was auikia<fosu Fiinlly the fpwy docWfarrissd; la.Lima to bn uselsw.' He tn my dteteteh ; bbeit<gteT;i>l "dah’f probed A»k wiHind.lo age K ike ball, wsga waM ymst to-etay.--| ■wna't Vee. yue a>0 it, and shook h|a bssd rtgsijr and ed: laanisdUy.. -Jaal gl. bis rumio* ■tay." Tbs» ho. Mutated alesud r •mW^W 4W..»K wallet” Booth tod asksd to k«re hi* hapds raised surrender." • snd sb-iwnjtim. They »em«>pnto*ato ■• WWr-«l<tUmeii»<M,SkrW>l1 that be.did. nut know Uwiy kxaUeu.—. biMiVrme nd- B^ht rtbes?’Wi Mded Mr>r bls arm. " Wbm> they wepa displayed to mtoaM ptft-i-damnaod smidedty-of itadeliemy, . HansHarrwld,. rMtlieg at-the i do»r, wjtha sad lethargy, ? Ue4dM..toHw.? aoi nbatttuted ikswto 4t»wa«ahie R<J I* •«••«<;top*'* *Vdouc; 1 These were tbe Ito Word* he «»Wuttered, A« he began h die. U>« aaa roe* MlL '^iLCT'A.^AW.-a-T' threw beams into all the trewlopc. -M tits uea a mors tnan Bsnaii rerucuy.— waaatf q jnan'sfagU ^bepijM. atgagnllJ Harrold “ I base not gut an/." "1 Baker—“ You are tha man mbw bar- of Jtoh twitgtol and/hgerod M Baker sfifFe'f^Mi' ty’thfe thretost mi UWH8. tka. WBW |M> ’AA aAM M> -U.-SW, to daMwormplytear arms aad became ata he revived a mcraent •Hd'-MrrUi'MrtHtM, STORE!!! I Itooe, Bantlai Flield, wawwre Wtbetoi rushing in, Aw gnu ■0 a^raujjiiL .liklwiBut zi.XJdd.'c, ea« ear alMlraa m.y ba fosad al! of the k *' MOHT POrCLAB TO BILLS rLAlX. ryraio d tom barked al Belle Plain, on kept ahead, riding up Io ferm bouaeo and FATIIT MENCENEf. K'3‘!P,W',?^'k®si; belonging to ths party. ii tout nor kt.. el»»^^EWffla aiired <»f the ferry-man, while ha Wha Of them avariraqtod* if.Msea al a they found «oa IUllina,a fisheryml, who unca toward Bowling Green tn a wagon. hwto*htoibtoitoMmft.M<»euhtodV Mil iftweewii-W {"j'ji.V'rX!! thf-dtotorpHteM.Atot fete.tef *<*k**ch ckelgn-iu>d. The munltoof everybody "-’Ste'SSkwe' ty»d •»« kirn iteadeceed^bea-ashiM The day befora Buutb and Harrold had he Ltortrd. |m dd mU-tog totecilfl.— rttbw^be said, " * • had better tell ? bpftcft OVER.BLAKE’S SiQBE, applied sVPort'CWtoy for ehe pawdAl lifeTWih’aVtn U>e'maUe7/*Tb<>ss nifti farribuat, bpt tKe ferryman .was then flahAjf h.wS wkfld nW d«sUt for IfoRm 4h<«n 0.u tok. g'hiteihed. WW'tU ojBsuiarats/.rh t* «!*•»«« pe«oto,jb«l barn.' I kte* i IWy wMC there t» steep-" to their eupfxrsed good fortune i f« of Le»MOgA.W wWxrr toward Lbw-uId CdbtidMitM ewwairynrea jwU rite* tome .rd < n E irtlr from . H. »V*I«ltLT. . . . ..4 * TTORJfKT «d COfXgUMJB 4X LKJ, A sad IWMtar ta Cbaaaey. aSSSSSMsS Miwebt'a disbanded command, rwturnlog ton Fotfeto Ctoit Htoarfo rhete homes in Caroline Ouunty. -Dieir Cap­ tain waa oa bia way MefeH MweMMM at Bowling Green, and be bad no far tekes Bwoii aator km- patronage, that when tbs latter was haggling with Lucas S*>Ss *•"'s,(" rl«^tin0fb|p«y»rterday ; bring II out." eL , Ilarruld, oieantinte. had been .tied to b-trec. but naa now .relrasad for tes »f tMiiWiAf) “He hai«*t got any artns‘, ‘they are 'th Ids,’aha , ' 5': '. • _ ’ HkJterfeS-Wen. fc/UrWthd carbine and ‘ . '- Bdbtll—“ OS Jbo »\rd an<> iMbor of i tentffehaM, 'Wlteh no' irnrt wtin ’Win. TWar»WteQ^’rKare^lUw«r UB!e. dr*»«d dlately ror jUs^Uigtoo ; ito «Mts«e w to.falU. Tkxxb's wply. arn-wxs fate carbto, kqife.gndtw molura. IV* found abup^ »pm J»llq o( axahaagHeCV: old orfrofirisgla Ae g bW-bijM miafiteteM to possess ato-rea. To MM <>M negro's borer waa harmwsed a ,W1 W Ute d.Kjr JI Jil^ln die; L’a^tr^ “■"Scocrs BAitsr? ifiiotoc ■ESStf ••S™ wjUpw �JUS RUi 4 CO.. .JTO'Tf-X^I<XO ririllnas. edgl«M W holly fev* .**and sank. Tbe reports of tbe lose, give the total number rm board at 2300 per which were saved 7M. Tit* too common in this war. where all slip pewed periin were past, and the victims were tall ofyey and gtadneae at. the ita»*i tbM their hardship, trials and dangers were over, bat to ba cot d..wn, dtsirwyed, without help, just as they Were about to meet the loved ones of home and to enjoy tbe long lost home comforts and bonteptreures. Oh, how d.rtiMy deso­ late those homes, just watching and wait­ ing, hmiriy expecting Umse who shall ■ever awne. Instead df loved fiwma, there enmea e«4d, cruel, beart-freesing tneeeages. tiding* uf terrible disaster and ernel, auddrn death. Tbe eauae of tbe explosion of tbs b-«ilera of the Sultana ia entirely unknown. Borne attribute It tn eareleeanres, intompeteMj oe uialicL.os intrhl o-mewbers. but It is aaeerted by what appears U> be LARGE STOCK OF wise, they will taka warning by the late o| the Other eooiforw states, aad resist the wiles of Davie and bis parly, wb** tare nothing for the intervals of people, and would a* s<«m Mcrifioe Texas as VirgiMa.-X F.JTw JW. WaS?M gvn<d Mtpply of borers. If this army is not dispirited and «wn.w«ha>d bv tbe aewai/tbs sarrendwr in the E«*t. It will not seed ■<.<* -rsfevtaf by Da via u> prv-r»t a 1wmidaM- front. TeCaiiwfff. ac-umry w-Mch mighr tempt a lees mnhhiws man than Davia ►< met* another e«*t. 7W state, with 3T1M1 square mil-a. hes lbe seen ,A ten =«----------- ------------ DRY GOODS; tab-wa, in tbs ednealhmal intermix of Berry Cranir, you will confer, both op on myself and others, a tpecisl favor, by publishing tha fid lowing report and ra­ Tli about 113 8cb<M>l Deal nets. 1 have furniaht-d full aette of Adam*, Blachman 4 Lyan'a Blank Books and Blanks fur the uas of feufoxil Officers and Tsaobera, I have visited 70 ecbo-Is and delivered M Lectures us Education and kiudrud •ui.jecta. Theca lectures bava been ex­ ceedingly well attended, and I trust bavo Ixcii the bumble means of doing al least sirut good, in waking up an incrcaaed internal, in every thing pertaining tu tbe corrftt rorty tduealian uf the nis*MS. Il is doc Ute spirit uf progrese now manifnting Itself all urer tbe country to say, that in tbs uaw|rd marchuf Educa­ tional itapruvotuenta, Michigan oecuptem a in-i«t proeiitHOt and praise-worthy pori itim. For her noble and generous spirit in rslabli-biug sod maintaining good achuola. frum her Gdlegee and Semina­ ries, tu which we point with peculiar pride, down to bar Gunmiut District ww. . v-»-Schools, t*e has acquired high and bonand endeavored to p*miads the paaaeu£ Xirabla distincti-ui. Old “ F<>g>iaai" stands trembling sod aghast, and when­ ever it does not promptly tftp aside fi-r tbe onward and triumphant march of tbe ".Spirit <>f Progno-s" tbe old Drone is either pasAsd aside, or kiektd aside.— Tbe masses of the better etasv of people have aettlrd d»wu upon this wise and corand it was repaired, bul the cullapsiug .4 red conclusion, that nothing ■■ niueb Im­ the due flould not, oi Heelf. lMV«-jSr>>d>l<vd proves and benefits ai-ciety. and speaks tbe accident. Tbe teste was with tue in •>> Lutdly and truthfully, just what a ths ptlvlhuuaau and had charge of tbe coiumunity ia. in Intelligence, g>»d morboat. Cap*. Ma*»n was. 1- presume in his r<*im. The l»«l was runiung at her ahi. refinement and public spirit, as tbe usual rate—atemt nine <)r lea miles an cundithm of ber wLools and c-burrtaw.— hoar. We had no rarg^ on |a>ard, except The mult is, tbe standard by which tbe About 60 bead of mules And bur are. qualificalMMiSot Te-actiora iadrtfrrmiued is getting iiigliet and higher every year,and ike schools, in consequence,are becoming better end Iwtter, and era the glory and pride uf tfe-ec c*-mnmitiva wherever they are established. In taking my leave qf Barry, Mr. Edit or. permit me U» acknowledge with gratUnde, the very kind and hospitable man. tier, in which Ibavennilurmly been treat, or nftrner, to rarry valeabte package*, rd, by all with whom I kava done buao and letters to Arkema*. Western Loui.i- lira, or called upon for entertainment. ana-atid Teas*. Mandrels of negroes That the citixena of Barry may ever lave been ferried over in ecows and dogrmta, and tboeaands of cattle have enjoy tbe blessings of first class schools, been swum nemso to feed tbe rebel ar- and proaper gloriously in every enter, prise, the stnxaesof which will contribute and t»> watch a favorable chanter for erne ring are tmly matters for time and pa­ tience. It is probable, therefore, that Davis can get off m Texas In spite of tbe utm«at vigilance of .air gunboats and guards, and it beenmev an interesting quest fcm what he will be able tn do alien be gets there. ‘ A report rame fruit New Orlenns a few days ng» that Kirby Bmith bad dislwndrd his army and given up the fight and It Is known that the rebel Gen oral haa been fiir some weeks In secret commnnlcatinn whh a military agent sent of go-d by it He has cufopdlsd one of from New Oilcans t»> Hrr. On the oth­ the leading oflSoers of Uw late rebel army er band we have a report from “certain to .oufean under bls band and seal that rebel officers" that Davis Intends to make tbe Gmfederacy la a total failure. Sher­ man onawdea a great deal, but Johnston ameedee infinitely tuors; f»r tbe latter, by the very feet df accepting teriae «bioh require all so*hem officers tu renew their oath of allegiance tu the Unit'd Slates, confessed that the rebeL lion is exbaustad. HU signal an. to tbe for such reports. Tbe following lathe toatimuny oftbe pli<<: George Clay top, pilot on the Sultana, being duly a<suin, teetrfios as follow*:— ■ Left Vicksburg ie> Tuesday al-mt i o’clock, a. M. Tu.* ui board 136<lsol-" dises* I beard from the clerk. Don’t । know as this includes ufikvra m uoL— Arrived here yesterday evening at about 7 o’clock and left about 3 u’clock lbi> SSjDUDJKD ffBJffltS i Groceries, moud <s> Sunday. April 3d. in skarjR of the treasure which the arbrla bad saved for an emrrgrucv. lie left Jeff. Davis, Treuta-lm. Extra Billy Smith, and a tarnt Pat’tnarr Li»e»Ls Paoraaatsn his oi other leading G-ofedcratva, at GrrrtisDurn.-Tbe following remarkable obaervatioei of tbe Uts President waa made to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, In I8C4, about a year ago. The President was “ W hicbever way It ends, I have tbe imprrt-ion that /eball not last lung after it is over.’* Mrs. »<.■ we published this expression in tbe JFaJrAswa end JifJDtttr. in quite a long fetter from Waanitigton. flow prophetla wan this " imprwwsl>>nn la now seen. Tbe last grant, final battle of tbe war was hardly fought before tbe prophe­ cy brouue history. lag niM there, who asked him to mchang* gold for C«frdemie scrip. The Seeretary rvfoaed.i-a the plea that North Csmliaa had riot fumi.b*d any .rf it.sod that it belonged tojbe Stat-of Virginia. Before they left forth* South, they distnbuted a coasideraMe quantity of gold among tbe parly, as a prrcautkmary i»e*mrv in tbe at ml uf their being hard BOOTS & SHOES, vttomL—UukJ «a Saturday mom. tar a tedious lltasvl flats &, Caps, II. J.Kenfiald sue child berisd by hi in abouttwo yaan live, brave liuls fi l^a rvaeved a little l^Vfebedfeld AH® STATI'DIMXY, nwr*. EusiucMnlalir vur estaUsss! JF.l TCH DNPAHPMJCNT. Which will be sold VERY Mt Gesu* J*eteM Lerw OeU Hswtiwg . Ms uJJL-1)« twk«! txver (MJ after hie oMrr play ia alarju, lleaata Ahd leavejittls funeral *M ffiiiday afternoon, ] rente, stricken'’’for CHeJp FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. NEW ADVERIMEMENTS. NEW STORE The vexed queetioa as to the disposal of tbe remains uf Wlikes Booth.ia at length settled by a statement which may­ be regarded as final. After the bead and heart which have been departed In the NEW GOODS BUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. NEW PRIECS! Dos'v F«y.in t J4.ee 11 il O WARD AMMX1AT1ON. ruiL.tnxi.ruJA. pa. is an old tradesman well and favorably gimda In this sectiot 0. D. SPAULDING, and carefully s--ded over. Other graves ••f less infamous frl>ma had previously Iwcn levelled, and a strong guard Is now in charge of the spot, aad a ill maitinue to keep It undisturbed until grana baa grown so >bh-kly lhatuoooe will ever be able tn distinguish tbe place where tbe n**a»m*s corpse was luterm), Go... er tuuiielea, graven around iL Nrw Gaocxuuv. | teen specially calls I groceries rrcmlly I t G- 41 SPRING & SUMMER G-OOX»B, DRY GOODS. AT THE SILVEK PLATKlf VASS MILLINERY STORE be haa jest bought kl vent great decline i I .4IU*;s4&u?»| GROCERIES HDiER'DDE’B ELDBI a^df. feta 41 right yiduu’i like it. de. UF8TAIB& SILK AND STRAW Wa nsstaa to aril’tbe special alien, lion of larmrrs and stock raisers to the fact that Messrs. Welton & Cady bate imported a very fine Spanish Jack end I hove a FULL STOCK of BOOTS LADINS'. keep the name al their atable is thia vil­ MISSIS'. lage. All wbo have given the subject AND SHOES, in the aale of which 1 AND any attention, know that tbe mule ia one , . CHILDRENS' of the easiest brpt, as well as tbe most GOLD PENS AND PENCIL BONNETS hardy of all enlmala employed in our country for teem work. In tbe middle and toeUinrn States these animals have been very eateneively raised; but tn Michigan where there seems to be as much need of the peculiar qualities of endurance, and of aaay keeping possessed by them, as in any region we know «.f, they have been bet little raised. Since there is an opportunity Air the farmers of Barry county to bagin ’ the J raising of mules, we truat they ^iHoc* to their own interests. Tbe Jack purcbnn.d by Mresra. Wrllun * Cady is a very fine one and cost considerable money. We are informed that they have rnlusad WOO 05rst Luisa. I bjuAbsway of sn al paper. Frum a carl find Mwatnck of goc I Hia pricse an wap/ary fortunate-l Vomrrs are very fort| Bleaching aad Pressing My Goode were ALL lurngbl since the great decline in prievs, | tell for cash cm And all other Work June on abort th* and in good style. New Goods received .Jim. 1»F.k.. Sm^rN, V. reedy pay. charge nothing for Interest, ■TSsirS.™- nothing for keeping books, nothing foe S> Ektui Emkr Is VaaSw bed debts, end <mly a mftwil¥ rv* I -vsqr pretty msgallri �lasiyi <wxt. | xnirmACE (SOL'. SPECIAL TQTICIS ATTENTION! All Notes and kt>‘ counts due the under, AND AT PRICES signed on the first day of January, 1865, lit the Times. should be settled by the first day of June next. Parfees owing and knowing us will understand what we mean. J. S. Gonarua &. Co. vlda— I Htte-pAaar Kronai* died on Saturday BxwBteg. fa thto vUtofr. af­ ter a ledioro iliaroa of roar throe wroha. ” J.-wa* shoot tox y vara uld, aeon..f ifc*________________ *“.«M we b-ltor*. _________ theolxib «hUd 'hotted by tea parrot* ; fl*» with, m about two year*. Harry wm an ao Uro, brave Lula Hh>«, beloved by all him. A year ago teaI winter ha rescued a little playmate fr.ro drownted fallen through the ice, aven after hte older play (cl lows had rat. away ‘■•’•TH ^W.h*-an^<teXr>««»* Hi. funeral was ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Uonuua, May I, 1865. Great Decline, In Prices, largely attended on Sunday iftertrowi, and the iwreavrd pa- renla, Mrieken' f.w tbe sixth tlrhf, hare tbo heart-fell ^topitbiet of th* entire CVOMBMlUj. k G ctolwteauion. Fattuly Governnwat, and tbe Duties and raepxreibrliue. of parNile ■rod teachers. at tbe M. E. Church. ... *•>•1 ew /yA.rory good aad ।core waa te attendance, and all teemed t<> ^elShenitelsea well repaid fof their OUR STOCK OUR FACILITIES On r~4lngs»4 UlagUe petlttoa. d.ly ronM efJor.weWbbe.oBo. JlllWn a*etoe, ynftog ■U1 lhe MtwMeurooo at Sato kotsu aey to (rsetaO to ». Sinker, et a—M ether oaltahle ’“ttoUoro* MU Orforod. thol Troofsy. the tad dey of Me». west, u *Uo e'etoak la the Broeooa. to a—(Wed the the toariag of mid yitiueo wd Itol Ito to.ro el lew efoad t.ooeeid s— A FORTUNE. EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYBODY- For Doing Busi mess, ARK EQUAL TO ANY IN „ STATE. Dom’t Fay.i<> read tbe new adrer- >lri»« dlnwtlr i*ll thirty lhr» xNMbteU/ Jdlioe R—ell A <X in an’’■( <bia r*F«r- Ju'1- Ho-*11 ia an old tradooman in . Hastings an.) to well and favorably known t>» all who buy g <><>da in thia occti<«. Don't fail to call aijjl^tamind their foods before ptarch*. CHANCERY ORD Elb c-taMcert sale.' STATfOf MlCUte^S, J<4. c_i. .a. **•- *■ n.w a. >t a nmi-nmiT shoe Nnr Ga.caaiav- Our attentoei has been specially called to lhe new stuck of «rue.riee recently purrharod by oar t M«Wfc.'R G. Arte Turn, keep a M—rtot—i pl, grvroriea. ie alwaya d“’krt' b*M”“ .M^t^roll rosarbody. and bee.de.. be h— jeat bought hie goods since lhe re -cent groat dedme ia prieee. rod be can tee*r ter*ray»a.afl) brxly. Try him n>»^ <<d kik m-u...... la perauane. a*d by rMaaaCa drtrrr of this Cuuri. rued* la U.« *U>> e tow. w lh« fcth toy M Ay.lt A. D. 1M4, I. the »eto<r1tor. ttonral CMrt Clwmwtororr t* and at Barry t'eaaty, It hobm~- ""s. r-M? we t-irr t,1vt *,* Jurl. A. - ardder, on * r.■row. ii« ear 3DDTS & BEDS?, aaka.-f> , . “ .• . b. takas u eoolre^d * ttodeei. A»d h U tlmier, SKSn tr-iasr 2ilT5L1E!E-. * teeadhwtervgOeWBi, Mtohlgaa. C. Q. nounene. ComytairoatoMotor. Isw* •>.. uh a n’ ttox -rl» ’(T.'B. Br«uu>i>a, Ulka u» the people b^jbaway of *" advertieement, ia this paper. Fvwon a oarrh.1 raaminatinw, wr M Mwavwk of goeds jadieinaaly aelrotecjj Ilia firtcro era dear down. He waggery h»rtwaate—«* rather his cuetomara arw. very f.wtonate that be bought jaat as goode had reached their very Iler. withta Iwewty days *1* a espy <rf rod bill. *adM«M CUM .UWWIir «■ ■ VWW tu»r>mgU(V> V—, wwlmsUf Forty a«na a^dr.lk teaH right day «rf him, but if y 4/M'UAa it, tfaay him.-th-’e all be CnANCEllV OUDBB. MEN’S AND BOY’S SHERIFFS BALE. ‘tfoaVKu. to trod Barlow, Goodyear A Great's advertisement all throufk.— They meal hero fouad a fawny fellow in th* firm, aad wp“g—ro” there to »>«»rw trwU than porfry in hfa lingo. Be sure to read it, wo any, eeymo will Uro aurue fuft, ted-porbap. a deal mure. BouNna* Ca**kt —Th., h a aval mMftltetMtepOMadby G W. T J83 A. ISBSn. Third Btrrot. Pt.l^ ■deMA^CAd fa ttet^ed tn praaarre tbe CHANCERY ORDER. michigax - E'gi.ib j*dKMi ct? ■tat* or 773 0AHT 33 HEAT I SHERIFF'S BALE UUI WMm J6.H4/. ArwUM JfaAdr sad Oserge C ,Ua*Ah«ebf hnterkprriroewa and mar- roloTO deads U Ite private roldwrs are worthy c/ teitofd. and aE-ed a Urge ■Wd far the piWUero. Th. -brorip T„ <KM«, flytodoiur. r^aaa axASjy.Tiis of ihU tWM. toss to she eel Ihmltow, rod to MS cipoetod loreewra wuh.ooti mouth*. *too that r. — «t e,..- ., . _.j_ , .J hmm MORTGAGE BALK. ThetoU Un*4 beta mode ia tom llw >w GUARDIAN'S SALE. �PVLMOSIC- SYBVr, joun FUir .UM I fcxS. ,<WG A" ’TOM 4 3W.MUwprmg.4wu or tbrea.wsska BUCKO, ,»h [To |l n I 1 o II filuodr At plaating liiiM aW.avs.*^* y» oT ialwatviil waaaho d-wd tr> •mettnrtj.enrn Its the hills ; a pint or a KttJe mor.: kwlug,p.iliii each bill, a».l grxae over sbn.it half nn aere of groond. AU tbe porp CH8 bad a fair dfamini: </stableooanure harrowed in, and'all .-srepA thia half a»re- had a • of it h »g manurei to.Mi-h bill. AU of ii came np’ well, tut nH\urnm»r' htnp’lhiit wilh the guano vndrr it couki easQy be dketoftgnisbed by Hr dark rrem color nnd tbrfftTappearan.be, at& j,b<jrkM ‘X’/wnj.. «M tolly vqoaf to tba’-wilb the botLmanarr. and better than any of the other,-•• .Side* therj wc have fidloe ed a similar ovtM each year, wilioan -fcvbeshta- re% suits. Wn tried eornport <in garden crops aud Bad li Ijigb-., ly bendtei4k :rk|W*i«IH i:lih'‘B cabbages, shrfff ♦ajYYiri,Ht?’9»t.Ma> jiw 4*hera a small qbamity was placed under sack, plant « beriiUtfr> w hid HI das When the guani>;.ww pmiitad—,..-, •. .-..is a: ,TWwin a small nailer to ■owe but If c^ry fnrffirt in New England who ' low aufle^s Xh.s value Ida ferUliiei; l.‘/Va jSajgr W W>*WV- »•• 58»YM.’c,r»v n uSfcw'.vm.x'u.frxfR hH-r„ ■Wm^Axj ntwaAer* •[" T.Ui^pAY, byn»A. H.|f>l*.M. ,........... tiiUiBuU’3 LXjnAC? BUCHU 169PBOVSO 306IWAI < O—■: BMMt XHaasMta , Fl» ntthrf’f t*. \feWrf*r iiri «», ewJ Lw L* **> rareW *f Oamiayti**. M.ut years «(4..w|iblfta4dbag la ruhdrlpl.**. 1 ba J I-roRtnwd xrwduillr into the laat >Un cl f>u|n.r.au»> . ..... ..r__ __ _ . Ur. U.o\MMk?» -wii to>-.d-<»! Lao VSXovmlcXv 'ftkVXerW W.C ft, tan O»ri Uoc.Xor'% UiW.*. * '' khd« di.x-nsr ailed xjttgi-t presents imrir in dlfcre-in. forma, M>aietim«a causing a eovvVgivs blonde milk, and at other time* Cards, nn<| very freqoentfy neither of ibaee will appear, but da-cue willmilk eo heard th.M ydn have tn more than i-jtn tbi milk U> gut it 1 li|»»a a cow UiAi aometimaiu the month of Aujtuat, l»jan tu niilk hard R*d <!ry up ber irtHk. H«r eyea l-ai^vd <i.dl,4'’d die •An^w rtf .Tgna of garget. I gave bar garget root, aaltpctrr, .ulphur; Wd other thlngiM^alldd e^'Al lor garget;,lull, it aeempd'ipJp hut little i or rm good, l.a'tv in tin- lull sli<‘ n»ilk«-*i aolthrd H wa« tilmost Wp-wJWe tn get bar utillu. Yei there were-no curJa, tu» awalharbf the bap, uvr apparent!, any thing to ebatrnct tlrf milk, and it loAfcrd aa well aa any milkhtjb taken from the e»w ; but »hra ecnidrd it would thicken ■ pjike xcaatard. About tbo tame urn» «>o4-i»f my neighbor's cowa, which aa* gargvty also,’p>l into hia field and ate up a aiaaUaUck of beans, and it cure) her of rhe p»ntet sntirely. I then gave- my e»pr about a pint ul 'beans at It lime for three or luor dayamuishr began U> nilik easier, and bee milk Would boil and nby thicken op. Sine* tben.1 have given ber tha water that my tolka soak their beans in to bnk'c. The, gewilt j» my em» l» cured of tbe ganiet; she gives a pood Ur. UoWcEV "■ . iS’UvHMkAv 'Bx.Vvurw SKS PRURIGO LOT1O. ««. ■ Hehnbolfi Drur and Cbe.if.cal Warthouw, HELIBOW’S EXTRACT BUCHO Xo_ BM imOADWAT, M. T­ la th* Great Diuretic. aww » fa Mrt^e fhr, <u 4«*to a to •**—• HafniboM'i Msdteal Oaxrt, *T**I* — ' Ko. 104 SOUTH TENTH BT, PSXLA. ------------------- ... ....... arc ^xc mnc\v NtUAYiV St&aaa , axvA Comfort. • ” - •’**’»’• ™ •* ^.u"r?1‘*t"7 tt*n*' “*”• “d ““”* *rf! ----------------- -- I ~ i ■ : tr* .... ..>« .ia! Uu ;.-r t^Vovcxacxx ISvXXcW •r^. vavwjoraX«..ftJ&<.„A»€Mfc ikT fr»wj &c\h\.Ao.X*^. .<-Xi? WB»I Ur. "RctaucVt. amwwng tKXovsiaeVx, avkMxu 'ttxelaucXveYw' «S&A vyicfttc. Uv^e ix\.\o\ja\Ai. THE ONLY SURE THING. PHOTOGRAPH Ur. MttaMfcV arc. <hx feoLAur'tVnwl,^ V*«»«xVuxv^ Umvr^gav, Uv^ t cwtcr^, 'BAxxuwkaX.vuwv, tlu-bottUe^ribAioV lift <sfere laV/kJSL <* • • Yhe TnM UJMk’i bngrvMWB.Wmdl ’ Kiiaitfl b rreaddad .asoth lot .a^fw-fMarB /seeprt ^-Mr^g^rw.. m .to^SMt F > 'y.ii.1. <Mr«*u >11’ Seto MzWto, all ordsre ehculXAw MUrews^A rises, t practised7 miifos dfy p*tt w hh potatoes stored, in tbs ceHnr t Ifao. do'iboy keep * bcltarf . I have bcm told- that some paopl< pratice it successfully,” Fn response r —We once vbilM-the Cellar <»f a well-tndoylHshman, who had been bhastlng tb# / us,ofit>c ah’- gnd’Wnwba.of his putatopa. Wu found them stored iu an unlighted cellar. In'bine, which apparently contain­ ed as large a bulk of soil a« of mots.—' .‘ Be dug fmm tMs soil the specimens be “ VM> did «<a dig your potittuep thia y war, at nil, did yool—you aimply gathered the hills wjtbmit tu-pping tn dig them." “ Dig lUm Lav cowac I digged ’em ! Atf^ltbcy here at attug as leer potatoes wure put Awayt—av course I digged ’awUB ’ .4. •• But is thia tbe wayy.ou store 7PP1* toes—pul.them In noil wben yoa put them in twllar 1" FUR SALBBT » - »-l w...>1 ..-M « Lon-^ txto j*>.-n {«T । reiet ba wd le Itaprew: twaiihi WH.lk NeUUKSKLU Oread Rapids. Aept. IM i MawwMrevl. STOVES 1 STOVES I STOVES! Bay tire Best: then Take Oire al It. J. I. YAStBBWTrt W00LEH T1CT0BT. want 23.000 ihk V i I hare now a full aasortuwot of Brel claw tie. valvd Oveo Cook I nr Stores aad list air Senate esMk.ns.tu.c.d^, a l.-pe ..-,et. ..f Parlor. , lap rose, sad sit piste atu.es ,1 Albeay make. mannflieiorq into CtXXTR^1’ • Get the G j^tatBULro'l Wool to 1 j'ii Ujiu'*' ’ Uel sod cofi ,_„ ., i ta »«toeW1 and FITS. ISZT.# < .'...Triuiaa joinec^IBACTICAL DKmBT, WiS!SXiul?lXlffi4XS? '"nhSK>—ah.r' .Vt'wrB MW; CONSUMPTION, Phoenix of Hnstferd. fp. rxa&li ■xtvm'ws1 D-t-Js SKAT. stasis aidea lb« coals 11 S«<le» IS t n« r. 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One day 4‘waarfasto tbe gardea, and aew tte glH, witkeowfaahd mots ta ter harts, talk tag eltawand. top far; «>ugM to ,b»A toMn A ata mi oakitu-tabtaufa ata— lq*- : oil*, iarmlat, rare Ilqaot*. ijt~ -'—3K.™ —T>r people not to , tate fa* fcMt<.and feeilpg that they wwa lame tlieh children.— tar frtenda.. -■ ■'■ •■■ tr ,her»«Jf ,«-be Be»er : /r.bMM’eaU Aeamtalapf^-lb- wry A. for Liddy. J esy ^tlor ter; hut ptata Mn-Aatera tate>—«bw Wfloa'i .toljk W airstben, yog Mt, lin’d no lesson to. . 1 nav anyihlug. -U 1 can't aaU>a*y.*‘i tewryJa wpitea Mtaqpn Mi dtewwd l.puor b'>e*ev ,l£h*v» took her out <•( jyptekrtpa4alte(.mfl4^ p(elb^n hard a, wicked wQrTd,,imd } ... •Ataphtel d-*> —M say ietodtaf A ma[rUng ’ana fiibting ijr^ rne>>uowd. _ MI.T-.O 1.1, > ‘iprri iJntea.t’-r pep eclrat boarders, .ma,’.aald Aewminta. f went io the po • bouse and odi’iptod . JhwtepraeUtingl ted, TTbadMu—ia uF8«4teal aMFteiaRterten theta-elx enbMte, and ‘KrmlhtaV liB—kii Af! 0eu. Farmitt. tedwada to »i>d' amarteeiT* IT I iMlltoM»b<"Ute"«ted fHghtfal. ■ tiddy ,tete«< »te» fcbalr tewivifite •teP-iP’bad kqpaa |m»w smart she wae I’d pfarer Liter vrawpatU tevanfuen' nhw.-tofl kteo- pregnable, were doofalJaaa.jjirprteed, Io have bid anjlhing to do with her, you lwu4y MfteUdWwear aphurmM*dll, tell woffie Y«»1ieefo fojfcm iifav dktend <>n that, Iiut ! ta;icr knew would put bowteir teek With rotate imd ibWRbM texiHtew teWl'eteH tte My gl«jdiE lSiRl?‘'df! tb-we' thafliy.'cbB-, let It grow. She wm hanthr. ^irii, Ad fioatboe nod irinanpbankiy tetarthe>dky. drew—Barer. Pan cannot Jell, all 18M: tandv Oteveirhxik hltiigt-.hcf trio fix?1 t.ir o wVeMteMMAteMteHMMtlteW^lte bta w<W #r 1riww that .lur’tftii prf. Ute faiti bound U> me 'un­ a hired’girl.’ :Jtiat tbeh, too; abe kbirted under Kiddy, but Ifeix 4kh .division. rode te tetfk-weum! of tte4M** •"'’d- •b,x,{ til she warllgbleatf.-and ITell'.It my dk <>mr them and drove inera like chaff--^ tyl'- Sbe always Wore' tiitr hjlrohs fliat fo to jt" to Sunday evening' moettagt; They etlll euntinoed tn akirmlali with our the aeeood cervical vertebra, which 'wm and 'wtet faith tte nrinlatrr'a,tfld tbfa duu)>y<M fracuuwi^ 8och a w«umd would ro rerod her Jrom brr chin to her teak, Wonwtodga that ate- wte quite f>4ir -the te«an«e *bajrd, tw*we4«r, Md> eeum/- of prqdttfn complete PV»ly»;« “f the arm a, 'aiid'tifce.'ihlck cowllfide bobte, and all the. paid i be pete M.^teir‘eemefiw lega, and lower portion of tW »n»nfc winter I gave tar two nights k VUrt'at end fof her time with me and quite useful, Met ter have rpiwe of te> own Way.— >u^ while rwipirati«m and ®n AdUte of tbe evening letnntf^ndittfVTratlowed her to Besides, I ted not wytaaoh tlma tb thltik te*rV«*»M wmtleun, aattenervea white cxmtrsct'MbM'-df'idftMteb^, fbn is o4ber. -Myrnied foM Mlvf A'ntnfauM watoo 4ny mmveiataip. - .1 taxa had that pleteibFartntteyaM t.rterttteorW, ibff proceed to ihoen organa pMo<<frvmcte prm.prct«. _ cranium and tu^frvta tbe epmal curd.— «wb bp al five in tha morning «xnibt.mg • At leaf !Che 1 night—-TBunday In tbe The tiiind waacirarand uudialurbed,aave theatep*. wfaea; ibey froae beneath bee firm «if bfwy—AtatataWMafd, ’ *1 ait grtfn.hr tjAabock at tbe'wound and pain • brush, brtare eb« was twelve yearn tad., IKg u. find tart Wtet Mr. Aabton dote bte tb^i*«i»A wae’tnrinjorwrf. hvnl Tte only boll I had to fiad with’ Mq with himaetf on Sunday*." living. adtl« tetedl-wiaha dead, belplete was that she wav protty tar her po*i- ' • Wfa»( the child name hnroe at baff-paet bMjW witJh tte.W*t aacriwiafing. winr lim*. -Ctecity children have no righto alwK phle «a a gteut? t. Uing min that a human body can te apbfotbre, drove ttaan drun-tjtenyaeitM) ! Mtandtauie in that,way.'. 1 didn’t mind * Mother, I feltewed Mr. Athene, and jrt-t to. We bnoa paw ah officer with »' beahhy rod ctawks and chubby ahooldern, and W—Id test rowvtasHly .rutted |tam be WMt to the Methodi* rotating.' dWjilbr:w<»ot>Jifternr down ta tbe apine; tart Xiddy ltator grew up tall aad fair, '■’•It khat all I” • .* •' A • > — Mfetapw wgre tarHWa, and- te pray, witb,groat bhia ayaaand goldrmcnrlafl • r'No. nm.’ atad'Minty; ' wait-a tninete. iniplortdralLabute^faitik: taffa'dl cut Item off. de.ch— aa I could to ter fleeai ta ttetaHdleaMe, and 1 went up Upton',’ tante bp on ike left, and' the tob- edwnd ' bead tta-twM -.bM «•.<• taacr JoabiaM Into the gallbry-pAd' pretty Mkta ffaiW •ta jawfato the wvwida iw; a taroihiy 4s hlrni” and ppd bl«,miMrjf.. : . .. j . J>1 Booth’a cam the oer».M of prgahio than my Araminta, wno was just bor age our Uddy Ltoer come in, and ate march­ moralised condition. _ .‘ntirodc ad , •*y for ef ta'-elr hraPcIlart pte'i4e4 forte m>4 lire, reipfratlon ' and bircutaUoh'nere un­ —«rt wtoild-have teeu, Jf Ltad draawd ed wp tteaWeand awtefa bertelf teeide F'lrreet did vwfo • vwebe-another stand ' Mortfaga. ■ tatfogryvite* are 4eaaribad- aa fol­ low*, to ThaHfjbyifBfltiaHBatbwaaln—riMaviUt tBm you ,eee 1 tept. mg him, and they eptea and Inteed .on the until he f •wad'hitnwJf wIthln titaiciprog. ;inured; mid the calyarteclre t>ber which terofaMBioa •rrraUwo. in Town two k'arlb of A.sminta always hkqaduil, and pet her same book. and.twa.te ste/tar home.1' i neble(l) fiirtifiealions of Stapuu/ Jiyro te ennid naertawy- volition ware cteoea t»np U«bt Wnt.ia.UN toasty ol bony. MMM </ttetead, and. taco. ite momete tair in papeta avary njght, and never.let • You mean ate fullterod.on alter bhn, tataorgaqjaed. ghat was left of btoarmy., ;the ball etrvek . him be wm dyad and ^*a*edf ungv. Harsh XXd. IMA. d=2 tar toil ter.Made, and, 1 tad bar .taught praeoed *«err gbUbodtedpitteen tgfo Weta 'play ite plane, end lor bads l»er ite trenches, tmd faroparad to.auniliil-tothe telplean, wltfi. a m|no ctaar. In intoneo etdforing, a living witneev of Me own jute lyuten—fur I inraut to bring, ter ep'.a Yaakees.aMuMWWfo,. wi'h tern ahd 1 steady trtad, tfe£bfon evjdirta ftateM; pteietenant fbr'hfo MvtxiioiN deed. Wan. IMgThtaro vaW Its j-iaSs ■■ ft iqh ■■: ■-.it At dayfiria^ t weo|3dqwn elalrx.— io (nmt of the frowuiag fortifieaticaa, tfaare not the tveogteg tend of God vpte> ,-Aa Ar Uddy Uxv, y»u beard tar name nil uvw itelwuMa hundred times' There gas, Uddy ' Llxer fry ing . frWera forrnod lalinaoifto.nl*, aw sited ^oniyths bin. from the mouiern be - <JB«itaad up-. a d*5~ I.wanted boc^ cook waqled tar,' for tte, earliest boarders! She loukM tignaL W tan tte aigaabwaa given, they । 1<>(i tte vtage of Ford's Theatre, * I am Arsminto wanted ter, and ever v b<«r4*.' up.iuidaaid’ib.M^d morning.’ ,’ came down upon ,lbe ear.tawerk» like .eg 'avengedl*' In the leap upon tte'etaWA ttellbtdri, the rmal! bone uf tbh’hrg. wW ill,tom Beaded Liddy .Liaer- .Whgu ste . ‘,Qin jiipjjtave. .tte faro to epejrt qsalanrh, and tte- rysult |s >yrr\H.kDo«a,. frateinia - Fir teg dayaawd nighta thb hmud liiae to grow I know, but' me] V>u(ero found out. Miss ; y uur Ln less than Jfi mlputaa they urok-p9**00. I fureau add Ateaw*mpe'pere ,bi» burnt*,, ; slob of tte wnrks_ and with Itav than 15541 1 qtantcler.Wrkncwfa jtet. I know why i with [jjaio. and dread, and knguiab.—B S''': meu all fold, weredriv.-ng your 7.00$^tWl-nf 1 you’ to ctefte *> n>taK*.. ; u. -i«, Spm. WWWwaowbuallrWhen to”.'discovers 1"”"’*!‘the to?"' tern waa fired j te,8ta Utfsbe^fbbt said bulbing. teTi&dii nrararad fcrJ fteel'm a nrdf flame; ready to bngnlf ‘'My tsndw M • rMptetabfe une,'_I said and ary Apw to ? ip^’".rTT*’.T l Utarp teywad tee mv«i’•till • grvette J prwp-rvsa HKrerRWBv /'itMttlTiaVe nu fl^Vtayea wtetoro. ' cu? aaa of flame awaiting him; and al that. X.tillKLDO.Y, kerb; Yburjime Is up in, 4 ***kr »»d I tte .river,-, a|ill otter* escaped and:' taMant-te,impaired hi* peculiar, hii wooby' ^a'nt y«iu’,'to find jahwUi,’jStey “■ ' - ■*that - scyMteMh •Fj’f’PCXvflMPflfjna U,|apoao|. ,£ and'rouner If tte iztetoto^igtorfoa of jta wyr- Gryta dvrfiil wound, which wo bare deoorited. tln;r, and take ptdd'tte 'ind of 'dbeh'a life teve teen' te lb* Malate i* *«b «w4 •*■*» *04 wwvfaM. by " ‘ In ii» conception end exeaqpnn, but great; » telf * lb* l-«d ...<J |.rvn..«*l»a«M more painAtl,inort dreadful, more ap-' tewtllwd. »o4 twiac tb» ^vutMeM ewarter of Un ’ ^be did not 8™ °P. bat Mld' ’,!?• er Mod grander still In Its rqiq^U. .Tbe pallingl,i. Waa« there ate in it all the! BHUMer£*4wer*a*tlen ate (t V" T«we*»p ' .ma’aml’ ’Nut anfiiher word, untr \Ym, capture of th* snppyl^end gyiviirnmenV handjtpf wutvarrqltQg power . . - J *a. tel'lli Xorth cf taasvWTW sr?SK SlT«iK51 : tiia'ajli.’ And it made me so angry that ”"tetoM4v4kM! togtegfah-b*ther ’ rjiifi&'bir; .AbffltewlttirB^Wi*?' with tins’burnlng of the iron and oial esassuysfflV^i *•£ 1 Mr.iitehton.looking' at te from thKUff.’ sorlro oa our route, bav put a vf.arpor bachtlar, ' • - ► id t it' I. : ' — Star thitil went by, hod Sdniydhy throat to ti'iteart1 of ^tte ratal ttedeto, ommtT.of Barra actuate <>T Mwteeva. « «■• ZZr. » - - . - 7----- a. n t.u «<IULa<r«! Huakadat my Araroiafc, drtawd Tn than would a nateriaih altered t! ^rlrtand blink, with her hair braided MflUtM-wben iteBrft attbe.liacb nd tatenadortfegold cowiba. eCYHRlE. rtedt magwiaM-aba rebel. l ...... , anaer. and Tai Agent. Al«o UwrtMt Aaniil Tb*CiH'i>ad»>b««itcbinx way. IU>« bar The Solms arsenal wav convumeil by tein*..: Jt.Mp Mf. JPaxto-jdUa >te carpet I :c. o&mi. -ra. £ . .. ytteGenteal critiM^ui3*inff’ mMhwawbeMfibe waaynunrF bmi-hy '* 'An'hbVr after ebb terne toasy 4 GtxMl-; aisacs teg !* M-t-fr*! PV*'“, : Ata, . a'tonfnWrj'.lt'liaifV ’ j Hw. a*alue drumlng. Uio««h ny- •>•• ware tn* eye 01 int»ru>t(<’DaI Taw from Pres'iNide.open.aU ai^bi .U' ibtlng.matterfateconflig’ralUm, bi>n^t M tfc bint raAi?krWcfl~ J-‘, *"-’--> *-i'*-1" 0. UOLHUOUK. St*jc bF1 iafeioAX -'daiitofaMfoW <*»■ biv.lp.Mr.'Athtea. Ye<; tte truth war MH fern. u. m. »» • MM", far I, shells, and (he lurid flainM, togHta.h.with, army wTGeni Bee. ' .Pmunaltaf Aturury for Un «m»«» »' ■any. 1 had madf o|»mji mind. that , my Am-’ ciwM'fiiitVVb yte Uh*-' e ' . In !tbe tetok* that rdiiffii varied clJota.pta-' otinia efavuldte bia:wH<. Thodaar R‘il ’fatanTwm.'llrc- TtabVnte nW, acnte£ a toteogJFiWii'itoM prttfiiiMd b> dp -ber bea^aaddian hor . and went away'as a lady tfflgnl wrtfr W This arsenal wav nne of tte maln 'dtjpertpretlieM ;*fld. certainly,teben .1 am a»- E' Rte bow.' Cook talKwed, add'tawu dtecW < la WMUtW rdHrirtfctei. : IF'Ue&flmr l-tBaei.ddvva . wlld-adMh duM ek to tell rt* «bu bad gone to the mln- • 5*ltagbisr o' D^, ata ieWy’kbta.- g.MKieatnres .or»fjr d..> nf. my,yf», ah^,n^^eMte tea '.« • te not reepeodad u>. ltey >tero alpeafeci' : CArrntx or rnx cniTVAirteax axaxto •ngltf W have |m4 a. «•d’etat wardrtiba- I • Araminta,’ I said after tea. * HMpVtr r>gbt4p,|rwH all; war,Menula.of otter naffleTTn lb.Court Hoax, and apra at all U"'> AM Abai i» tba :ai«y .Liddy Lirw wan I that Liddy tlxai*'had' deceived "Mta. prinied \s a pnrtiito ofthe tnatorM <if tflq' | ’fflroof tte ^ttte.^' wwwY. (Up the .BM<kw,-.aM put. on iM* 15etantunil I ■cant courieay-£hal « meted to them H’s buf dtty'td Wo afounfl | ap4 katflp'.io .lte backp»r| ateted.' Tte S—naentiona the' beoeaaV 'lariB’IH :te>'1rtthw',1WlM th<f‘rrlM^’MI!' U^.atilcbjDgjs|I day j,ftir aha yaa an teu>" ctahtrter te’-’OWf’W » Chrlsttats,' lyHte1 —w*p»K* of trnvte • d/: wdb the predje, and Arapiipta.luuM: MMly^'Sd'W1**^, / tetwpn«rJiniUpM''«d tte Shrtb, rfaad ’L‘-r htfftUr lau-ttin tpleei *3* «' '’raMp*' Tha minister’s Kbdsk 'fate lighted dp,' । L^M4&a****C,'4Mb*, waaaeUtate JJatlera began .finely ; for aa Arairuo- andfitepfmr Ihitegb tbe'♦ladvfa' fae «w iwa&t-scto's: . U toWnie,.wW^dtey.-wnta*4*. kbit'tfatFMrltte.WWW'fhM?''-’"'!''-1 ‘',l ■ -*A"d-aOU -r*«y •> I (ufewrw) abe naked him in, tot Talling OFFK ! to IVWhnMr-t X-BS9?* tofffr.iMigvrk; to n.<i!vf u-taroa eur >. I 1 The next day, i oWvtal taftTrohte 'WrtwetweteaoetebM; । !aU» and r«d l tedlada ehAiroto'tell M«a: 'temgto»t» .tant-LpYW.’ —frby>W4ii>ll< rSwai-etahtesfaw^*. I ‘intwt Mw ani Wrttmrnt-aa tateWtaeeeil *>’ <>•*« | fast, my dear. 1 -®li‘wa *»nVii*lTtampvfc*tX* won’t* ; DMdjrtteeW) bAed>udta. ea^W) Ataf aM»«ato-ue —•ablBlK *Ate 4te«‘ wwj. is PUbLiaHXD EtKKY iriinMT - MEMMT MUM. .! :F%" n^iVwnMMb •Wr.rw.rpjteex ^wTrwTdEtnr twajauourwcl T rors^ssssfa.^-^ A-bw.wr3ityte:^,f.i«,A’,p5 . -ameitea,* WM"'M» cJ«wg,» AtMasuto —ooti atotxlte'.etetelddlb vt-1 �LICENSE cum I reuaM it delay. I wiU send. faft>«r pa hTWILSON, Brivit iLj. Gen. . _ ,. . .. < - . - - - this point (Omrlutte,) by July 1st, aad tbreogk to Grand Rapid* in tiwo jeara.” TWm It will be eeee that tbe worfc te let mirth be suppressed, and afl tbs loud rdwg forward, end If Barry and Keel eforata oft* tighter give plane to silence counties d<> their dnty in the tnstler, wo and sorrow '. Tbe Barry Pi»ttr, which are sure to bare a railroad al notary was, it not .and. the ww*uroere are many. be. We mingle oer mooroing wkfr those who mourn, and may uer syne ahed earnest acd sorrowful tears, to go down In the same flood where goeth tbs tears of all the weeper* j and having shown vldeeie through " private and eoofidenrespect to th* dead, we tarw again to the tisT letters or circulars. But then lea newspaper establishment in Detroit We have celled the PioMtr. dead , (here Is tew mueb sadness in that thought — il ia not dead, but sleepeth. A case of suspended animatioo^ like Andrew Juhtwoa'o rebel Burra. But, like those same States, we apprehend il will require that tbe breath of life be again breathed into it by some higher power, before ll which seems tn ibink otherwise. Tbe AdeeHiarr dl Trib*— On., have leaned letters U> many of their old subscribe re, under the bead of “ private and ©unfiden liaJ." asking their aubecribera to send hi new names at *3 a year, and lbs sender shall be credited three noaitbe on hie own paper. If be will said two natnee, six Now, any paper has the right io pey.it* But, whether the Piottr be dead or only in a ietkargfcatnte, it mature not. agents whatever it sees fit, to procure The best use to be made of tbe dead ia to subscriber*, but if it can afford to take a benefit the living. If the departed had single new subscriber at IIJW, it should virtues let them be emulated—if vioee, say so openly, so lha\ every new sub­ let them be shunned. We are not going scriber who sends vole otarily, can sore to My that in ibis case the whole life My sente to himself, and not give it to bls neighbor. Or, if they can afford to club one new and one old subscriber at *3,50, 1st every body know it. If that engine wholly of adulation, or crew of Ownpany expects to ewllnoe Its paper, wrath. Neither defending blindly ita It can afford to pwMuA Ils terms. Where we find “privateand confidential” letters otairculara relating to gvneral business or defaming Ha opponents. But, let us trend lightly over tbe ashes of tbe departed, while we eooeider the words of iu parting ferewell. The editor eiaims to have done his duty aad lamer.la his failure to accomplish good in specified cases. White we cay nothing of the intentiona, and are equally silent upon the nays tbe only step wbrnb has been taken, in accordance w Ith ordinary Ulate, te that living editor of the dead Pioottr, 'Ami, thus far the c«wrt hav Ml with closed doors. How long It may be necessary although a man’s head may be exceeding te msinlatn this precaution cannot now ly held, il is not a fitting iaslruinont with be decided, as it was adopted to ascerwhich to attempt to batter down the walls tain the troth and tbe truth alone, it will not be abandoned. If tbe complaints of of an impregnable city. Tbe concussion the Now York preaa are awi.leo into a is dangerous. We have long sines learn­ torrent uf denunciation. Yesterday tbe ed to “ go around," where we could not evidence wa* <4 e<> much importance as climb over. Had the Piontrr always tn conclusively establish tbe propriety of very alternative. Tbe lives uf some done thia. it might, perAeps, have lived . this r .V- ______ a_____ a------- -Ll. _ __ Was a suicidal life—it may beva been, bet uf that at ban ran. I judge. Our view Tbe editor claims to have endeavored to strengthen tbe democratic party and to benefit tbe repeblieen party, but thinks tee atalaruents fell upon etel id mlnde.— Judging fnsn tbe present state of affairs tha democrane party hoe tonified to its appreciation of bi* effort* in its behalf, and we hereby tender the thanks of one iodividoal member of the Republican party. Wo will premise, toreevor. that neither party ceres but very little whstheA we have a ** land company" among ua or not. All our people amt la, are uur agents espotete. faithAil and honest. Aa to the oecopalliHi of lbs tawrt tasaae by a man- who ia not a county officerjmd upon which eocfi strew to laid*—that,to a matter which B*» but little to do with any party. see tbe policy or even the propriety of planting an outside attorney’s table in tic center of a county office not overly teo large, and of giving special privileges • a knowledge of all tbe pmeiediage of than to others, it ia not a matter over which to stake oom self ridi—ieM. And then, tbe finaneiea ol the matter are stiff io the hands of tbe Supervisors. E the attorneys do not complain and tbe Supersteora have no objecUoos, the tees papers certainly ehoold keep silent. With an its faults, Ibe BtearWIti b»pe they will be feHbfolly met. that the lose may fell the fees hawrily upon sa, and that troth,vlrtue,tnaraTiry aad broth­ erly lose, may out aeCar loo d-H, by I Its demise. JtapwMaaM on pact. presect In this eooaty, owr w** »-• no', infer tbst nothing te being d'jee any­ where toward too maktog of. tha Grand Ikrar Valley Railroad. Wo find by *• Eaton and JaeUon Cbmrty papers thM in the Court 1 ILmse. N<* a few others whnse ago could uol fell much short./ 70, xat around him. The sama in toeJienata. te this latlar Houee, they were dteouanteg uluimo, which pnqxwed to apaly te the »r-d fitted up i m fold, to the number epectficelly .detailed fc T«W.eeaM BgMr.MgW Tha need fur these.'w urgent sod ’tnemedvate ^a^.srg.steAs.Ue.Hrynadem.i1. ThiBiist pubKceUun. T THE PLAN IB MMPLXJ Ser metis tarimylHagWwth Mag st weath Delay Writ? CIIIIGU MKAbONACU If eaUaeiod. woihlag whswver salasw sues PasncvM a etisAaw myea *e aM Wa« ed, and tbeae horrid brigands wiU bo rooted out by too strung arm that te fit­ ted by proper knowledge aad experience fur the work. Gov. Brownlow favors the moot atriagtul measures to get rid uf the “ infer­ nal viliteas," to uw his own classical upreeeiqn. In bis meaeage, whioh. by the way, ia a document aa dignified aa it ia statesmanlike, ba recommends the penal­ ly of death f<>r horsestealing, burglary, ate. Thia hen special reference u> guerrilbta, and is rn«ant to apply, of cuurae, only to tbe prevent abnormal oradiU-n •/affair* in. the Stele. People here, in­ stead of eoodemaing ita wersrily, say it to tbe .inly remedy that will rsech the disease. No doubt the emergency will be properly mat, for tbe horror ul gosrnltaa Io universal, and the eaurmity uf their outragM will nut be tolerated. The aew Gv.ernur swetua to fill his poeilion wall. I think tbe people era well MtfeM with their eboice. His record is know n to all. A atawneber lover of the Union, and of ths real tetsrweta of tbe country, as well as fate nwn Stele, docs out live today. All true ciuaetw have confidence in klm, and all friends of Tcimeasesaad of the common wee! will bid him God speed. From North'Careiiaa. , A Raleigh special say o’Union meetings are held throughout thorSlate. In some invtancre there have been ronuty meet­ ings in North Carolina of outspoken loy­ alty. There /can be On peace without Union. They will aid tbe United States Government In the rretoratlon of law and order throughout North Ckrollna.— A Raleigh epecisl Myo Jeff. Davis passed throegb Charlotte April S34, and is be­ lie r rd to have gone to Augusta. He was acvmpanieJ by an escort of no lees than adivtei-jn of Wbecler'e cavalry.— latioo and we fee! free to a*y that none BalureAeaiing Greensboro. Davis order­ were more eooecien txrea of Its ueceaully ed Mime of W heeler’s men and many ofthan lbs wKartaia themselves, nnwt of whom are honorable, Intelligent and patatnounta doe them, in gold. AtotettfiO. riutic citirena 000 wa* thus paid oeL Ho keeps the reel to revive tbe rebel cause, which be looks up*« as not yet loot. He remain­ Wasaxai, it appears from evidence in ed with the army until the truce expired. the poes^sUNi of the Bareau of Military A Raleigh apodal Mve: A moot hiy Just tee, that the * tn ci mu murder «>f tbe al nalivMjt is generally expected Darla late Prastdcot, Abraham Lincoln, and ibe -will make ftw one <>f the aumeroos iaattempted aemeeinaliuq of the Hun. W. leu «>f the North Osrollaa coeat, whore IL Beward.' Secretary iff State, wm Inuit fast steamers of light draft can enter, cd. cowcted, and pneured l*Y and l>c- and lheece beer him and the treasure to a tween Je&reon De via, late of Richmond friendly shore. Va. cod’ Jaoolt Thompson, Clement C. An arsny officer whn recently rode Clay. Beverly Tucker, Geo. W. Bandera, from Sheridan's to Sherman's lines soys W. C. deary, end odfer rebel* and trai­ North Carolina ia not imnoveriabed.— tors against the Government of tbe Unll-„ Planters are axtenaively eoltivatittg their ed Stales, harbored in Canada: Now, lands. A reel amoul of tobacco ia on therefore, to tbs and that juatice may be bend, aad peats and quietnoM will base done, 1, Andrew Jobaeon, President of ceptaUe V1 majority of tboea who tbe United Slates, do offer for tha trrwt have been in the array and those who of said persona, ur either of them, within have nut ■ . •- • the Umita of the United States, e» that Johnston,' Bragg and Beauregard are they can.be brought U> trial, tbe Mw>w- bankrupt and have nothing bat Lbeiz aworda. Hardee married during the war J efiirreuo Davis ; *25,000 for the a vary wealthy Alabama lady. Hamp­ <4 mOto He i ton baa exchangee no Europe, reported ' Oemeu G reatnf Jacob Thoen peon, lata of 1 aa high m *150.000. for the arrest <4 G Cue's and Terry • corps, together wkh IBandera ; MMOO for the arrest of Gen. Kilpatrick'a mvalry, are retained ia ly Tucker ; and *10.000 for tha at vert tee bl the Carolinas. In all probe Wot. C. Geary, lets dark d Gets bility Cox’s cMntaaad will r. to tbe rx- the old Reg The Jecker fraud is acevpteJ by Maxi­ mil I tea aad the five millaai dollars are to be paid la one million annual install­ ments. Several of Maximllften’e Governors have pronounced against him. It ia said that rebel deserters ere join­ fella m that • MA be ba. NEW GOODS eoaklmAgMto any ia the State W.ITCB DXPARTBK/rT. & CO Have just Purchased tain number of meritoriou* officers for prvuiiHKin to the regut ar army. A special to the Tribvtu. from Wtvh Ingun, My a tbe representative* uf the Cbriattee Corn mis.tew, who paid their respects to Gen. Lzw, have been diamtee Ono yrer euldlera are to bo returned U> tbeir respedre capitate and mustered out uf service at ones. Tbe witnesses in th* eetawination cae« are panic atneken, fearing aahoMination in cbm they give their tmtiuw-ny. One of them yestrtday mode, a verbal state- the complicity uf Thompson, Bandera, and tbe real, but poetively refused to Sir before the court, unloev aseured hi* name, residence and testimony should be suppressed, and newspopstr re­ porters be excluded from tbe court during the examination. Thia was conceded him but It Is believed be has fled North in another panic. Rarnee, Cur. Gt I’Ucr, Dxroit, NEW GOODS, jo w bee he left rest, and plaid e> for will be liberal Below we give WE DEAL IN DRY GOODS Valley Railroad: Bellers, Beaton. Brookfield, Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, Delta, Eaton Rapids, Kalsrno, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARX The President has also leeoed aa exe­ cutive order tn re-eetahli.h the authority of the United States, and execute the hvi within the geographical limits known Ss Virginia. Il te ordered that ail acts and proceedings of tha political, military and civil organiaatione, which have twen te a slate of inserrwexioo against the authority and laws of the United States, and of which Jeff. Davie, J.Jm Letcher, .nd William Smith arete fats respective Cbiefe, are doctored null end vote. AU peewM who shall la the eteraiee, claim subject to tbe tof<wtement and admtaietratioc ofjestloo witbin Mid Blate, in all matters, eivll and criminal, within the cognisance of Federal courts, to carry In­ to effret the Federal Comlitulloo, and RetraMicaa fiwm of State Government, and afford advantages and eeeuritv to do­ mestic laws, at well aa tn complete the re-establtehmewinf theimfborhy Mid lawo .. ---__ ■ . of tbe Unitedj s... State*, and, _____ will complete the reetoratbrn of peace within tbe limits aforesnld. Francis H. Pierpont. Gover­ nor of Virginia, will bo aided hy tbe Federal Government, tof.ru may be neiwMary In any lawful manner which be may take for advancing the ndniintetraUott of tbe Blate government throughout tbagvoy rapt teal limits of Mid 8teta. Rox-nd. Sonfold, VermuctviUe. BOOKS Windsor, AIW STATODiraX-if, Tu Nxw Toe bold rnls jkb rtircrzs: Which will be sold joy >eg the protects - VERY CHEAP! though publuhcd i asking protectiuo loyal edmmuoity. FOB CASH OR BRADY-PAY. ally ddforenttooei ed io Richmood, A RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings/Mich. C. Davis comm*r SPRING & SUMMER Sberman’a iMlrari GOODS, -.'m. ATTHB MILLINER! STORE TO ' i'i SR*K O’D STRAW rhhoul foendsllon. �RAVI SPECIAL S0T1CES. ATTENTION 1 OF ALL KINDS, A ranch needed improvement * Ftat*T'' o9io* *“ toB -lUoian. ul ti. Pros. Attj. will occupy the eftee vacated >7 the Register of Douds. — Tat Bhit PioMta, - baa ayapskded. puhBewtiun. Tbe rca-oe gtea fc»f the •sceeotty of thia atop, le the want uf ethquate patronage. Mr. Mills, the editor tolls no that during tbe eight months , wHeh te tee pubHsted It,. d.fak of All Notes and Ac­ counts due the under- of January, 1865. iuit the - Times. should be settled by the first day of June next Parties owing and knowing us will’ understand what we mean. tie J. 8. Goodyear & Co. Baanaaa, Maj 1,1865. tte to ton ndeerttesawkt of Kuappon A Burrows, in thia paper. Tbwlre is oaa uf tte best Law Arms ia Kalaou»M>, and ■a Claim Agnate they are nuteaoeltod by as^intteStotK TKwe,having claims agate* ite Government will of course tel^wuli totter interwata la selecting - Iwvbmatum Wima -Miw Mary Harass, Cur. Grand Riser Su ds Park PUce, Duttet, wants informatte coaearning ber iweaaa brolbar, George Barr.ee D ^kwsogja' Jto1 &rtored, Tbol Monday, too «k day •* M nine o-aioek to Ito JoobmM, id all atoer pennaa loSareotad ia aaM aetola. ; . ' Great Decli * In Prices, Aad ll ta ttotooe Ordered, tost said peii Bstsd ApHU, lSSa. : fsyi] GUARDIAN’S BALE; Is tbe Stotler of tbetelate of Atpte S. Vboa. - Altos 1A. WS--I-■ ■< ■ yper prutato aad al rente, djwej'htonu^ *********> <A true copy.) , (wgWJ SHS.’UI plain laagaag airau-J sub • Caart lor U.s county sT Barry aadXaAa ef Mitotgu. I shall sell al puUs Anelloo to too hltotol CZdoe.ee Satetey.UeSTto Say efBTfrkfr." ana oMsto la toe shorn ie» M toe rtedwM ed Metes Wtotor la too tote tl yrtete<. to said camMiy. the laitowtog dsseribod Real fa toss, to aru_ Tte eno wtoritod eaoto partofg OUR STOCK OCR FACILITIES 9th. He Is 35 yearn old, about 5| feel high, baa t.te eyes, ate brown hair ; had on when te left, a cap, dark panto and vest, and plaid coat. She asya say par ■no detaining him until be oo be seal for sill be liberal!j rewarded. ADMUriSrnATWSSAti 'or Doing Busimess, NEW STORE! NEW GOODS NEW PRIEC8! Below we tire Um veto bj which tbe people have deeded to Loon the Credit of Eaton Cuntitv, in tha amount • J t?5,000, to aid in building the Grand Rtver VeDrj Railroad ; • ► Yeas. Nays. iffiSl uo-»a. be aaalrosd Mr the bearini of saM psuilos, sod lUi tbs hairs St tau efmlfiiissesei, aad all otoer parsons >atorootodiaseMtouae tn required bags, aod shod eanse. if say Um be. why lbs pester of toe petMooar ebauld act bo fftatod. 0. D. SPAULDING, Has Jest Brungbt on An Eutlrrly New Stuck uf Goods, J ~ Which be propcocs to asrfl at The Trry UveM RUM, fbr Caih. Hy "Blork atsbraceu sll that Is uenallj hept Is a Country Slurs, sueb as Delta, Eaton, Eaton Rapids, Kalamo, Oneida, VumuatviU*. Welton. Windsor, Ths Nsw Tons Jfan rebukes the (terete In tint U»it tut adhering to the eon ice of tbe Emperor of tbe French and swuini^ his policy even a ten db routad ogwitot this Rspeblie, while on j'.yit>g tbe protection of our government wd ■ oumcoou prvoperity with American eitiseM. Tte point is well tahoa, tel tte #«w b tte tel paper that should tews rsted it. Fur four veers peat, altbusfb pebtehed in New Turk dty. and asking protect ion and euppo.t from a Ir val edmmnn tv. tte #rw> baa bow a through-paced champion of Jeff. Davis, and Mid net have maintained a stolari- DRY GOODS. GROCERIES wmrs & sn©i?, M prsrer of Ito petal loeeratoetdteto graiud. And Uta IsnbvrOnievvd. that said psutassw I ra MAirt «a ths wrasse latarsssed to saM Mt«M f ibe Madaoey ef saMpsWIse. cod the teri'( keraoCby eeaaiM a copy of to .s orUer, is ba ubllstodui tM Xhtoa/e Jtsssrr. a aremwitr ns lagsnd Wsteltbg is eaM rsuaSy of lorry xw>, xr rut war, irxjurx A Large Stock of I have a FULL STOCK of BOOTS —whs.m“ (Alreeeoyy.) I ayto] Jsfoe efJtohli. SHERIFFS SALS. AND SHOES, io the saia of which I MEN’S AND BOY’S esn oflrt yon BROGANS My Goods wers ALL bought einee tte ofteabYteassaoeote groat decline in prices, I sell for cash or ready pdf, chargs nothing for interest, ‘‘itotod, April llto.Jtu!1 nothing for keeping books, nothing fur bad debts, and only a 0-301 A,. UB ©XJRnr IBB ®BAT 2 OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS I mt smau mnr CHANCERY ORDER. �HAsrnttJB *7 Kuan an* Roberts &.Striker, VOL. X. plMNVt. r>M«teel'i>r Vhk* Vt*M-temetlftitej* teltcr. te (teq> —n. m.mey in w<*Hwway, eud> poreteae far ttemaehra. ij. n’i torn item <<fT with an ImMIa Kite *to» tet rite*for<y<»u । lat ttem have a Pe^ware.^ a C-*lo»edtthat rrnf-te mute aUrrt of » return for jteif labor. Si •/ atrawterrite aad otter tbiewer Ewilo ip them a de*ire of •»eellliiA Ituabiag ‘ fink fruita m4- y'rg’A bleu. Let them get up ehiMrwa a agri­ cultural laira and horticultural axidrtiry (of dncMrirm, etc. ' Dwi*t y<1u think lb* teritulluralpaper.will be atudtel if you thrtble, and don't y»ai tbtok you w II tiH-w a ftnilly uf iuunigmt and well-inf-rtued teen and womee 1 “Scof dumterie ablnialK ■ It yroharw a.b>>gA-4aaea ybara-idd, give him a yoke •ter ufl rrtterAJMptttb’awwtfnerit of’ iravna.- is PUBLISH at gyngMSrauon »>»** <WtrS”* * veil Jr.iB. .r.rlbl , rrf built,____ pheMc, JUnenteff:FW4b i T *> TURPENTINE AtOM^. mi u«ms» fc'in^ia a I ’I o bluoifg _ . -JSE^JSk’iJaJ- r rwt MKCIUSOUL XJtD JIKOlC^Xt -■-■• i cnru.nun,o!tLt_>: •' y k g5£EyEm£EE6» GROOERiiESI ex xwn ^xitruiiixti ararjy a.k* ■■■ ■. * J lai Cssklic Extracts, EaUT TajtAIOU—A iarg turnip it far better than any bed for pr,,p«gAtmg early tomelnet- Cut off the P-p and ae»uip iiett in|«'» aateli tVee-saarUra "f•» ilx'h iWtFill tte warily with rich -tnowld, plant hglf s thocn seed*. and place the lorrtip in a bu> uf learn. K-, warm, aprinkle With tepid water »»rry day, nrHil there ia nn lunge any danger imm tba fmat. than return tha larrup to Um out-door bed, and thin nut all but >«<■ plant.-? Should lhe turnip aend out Inula, piurh then. ••<; and ite atoell will aiaui r»L al lording' a fertilizer t» tbe t-'tnntir plant than will ar nd it ahead wunderdtlly. A dteen tuntipa tumaturaed will afford >11 a^uttjant aupply, of early louialoerfor an ordinary family. 1 . flow comb FazxcuKSM Eabka Ltr 1X0.—Nacaaaity, the tuutkai ol ii|vei>lh n, haa been f«r*l* in «petfien» tu '.hr twelfth ancnduimtnl uf Pana. There ia lhe maggot breed for the Raber men uf tte Mn ; tte money lander who charge* rite pkr.ctel by lending from aunrtee to auMet; the pour -bo gore night*. u> waken alecpers vl». num l>e nrtke market* j and there ia tte " gear<1 , i«n mtgel,” Wtawc te«bM« cnuaial* m ingdrorikardabuBW from the *ei« abop, at tte vetroften d*”* per drunkard I— Hrtwad all tktee ijiudbl breadwinner*, there in eowarda of men and.wniern. wjfo depend oa public or private charity. ,7bjUM<njtTSsTafn nr NrW Woo®. —A new keg. chvin. bucket or other wMdHtwwl, will generally enrowwini < ate ft dlMgreeaUe tftautn nMthing ibnt »• pultololt. To prevrcl tbia irTlCe.firrteeaM tbe vend with boiling waUr, letting (ba wuer remain In It tilt e*M. Then du--!<c km pearlwh, or ruraiM 1 M J' rna ueaciat. naxxrrrT'P'ttfi r« I'o lop cti hand ■ (<x>d MMHmrnt of,‘ STATIC ZXEEH.'X', rtxs. rasciw. «»»■. FAPtt. KK- . TrtOT’ES. (URIMk Ae, *c.’ , . UMT'rontu. PATEWT MEB1CEAES. •( U,. gear rUty wrtef U rv'r.r. tahaeriptatewpH niUWuWS UTnACi BuCHii rtWeHb-n Win «Uct <brfr*.k agtettJiaWteid they fcJvreteWfo*. ted ■ite’we»y1»4 *»*-*•> .f-rx.1 W« teAte MMf, Of tbe aoitete -Udi eao W3H USE HELMBOtZTS EXTRACT B U C H U r«f . M. ,ii, rt... Klntixo p iahmauws HUM BOWS EXTRACT BUCHU • No. asa BHOADWAT, M. Yn Ip the Great DturwtU. '■ n ie-^OP>.r' t’ll Aatfilfocwtatate&ntkaeaaraa «teUta*0<WM* u«imtel<r« Medical Dtoof. te -teBUterwmMtete. ■il * ’ .uhIi<--:.; TiaWT<. i'-j.U Ko. 104 SOUTH TENTH ST, W1H.A. » THE ONLY PHOTt .dr. Bswm of.-CwDUrfeih f ASK FOB. HBUfBOUFSt I rjre inm ..... *»; mc.jmi«;w» r-W rj .tx» »wuii.rr ™ on ■ sr. ncuoa. anil tbr CAPITAL, • 1.000,OOO» PAXB ! r.Fajv/a&Ks.tsists-a.______ H.nrin.l^d.pwlolwreteon 10T in,,,. rlpn-d.Mnl I AnftS^t. ir-jasstss s&?.'7i „ thbrery-ateo*:!,*—- r-_—n I winu-i, •bntfd^t^pnl. I ‘LSS3L MQl .aaoo THIHO. Ayer's Sarsaparilla. - Tk f S • cecrealraM ••trad of tte 9 I -U.hteterwH. *o enmbiete -/.y**?11*”-1 ?*** /'«’>; w-BtteMtetr*: ffiasBSacwaw; uadiridvd atiraUoa to l,.v, di.<-»e. J( trullT l EH"*,;!?!-? friwsrtBsx s VftLVB or Ruibabb row Doxzaric Wimb_Mabim.—Tte euki»eti.d> •>( the rhubarb win* plant i« attracting murb attrntion at PemteiiHc, In ibid State.— Iw»t year twopentkmvn pn*eurvd I.QOQ plant*, and ret ibem not Op«*n half an ftr.ro of gnand, 3x 4 fort apart, n»-d Imur tte' ahtede they manufactured 440 gallon* of ante, worth Ib tbia and £a*trn> markka , Ed) x <• m Y IS W E A l,Tn. m Aatttm'arT aii tsnnra rrm CHAI Cuab Yuan Cauaaa.—If not already dime, ttenurghly pwrge thia nuburmean a|ufy t>f yuw'buuM. Every .decayed onion. eabbafaatMinp. potato vine or Lu ber, tarvip. pertain, eartoe and hll the dirt (tey har« mala, all straw and r«bbrah, rake Item upaadoat with them..— The wellar ia ■>» plana .for Item at iaj Udm of .tte yter. U ytm-atill retain a few tetatoM for the tabla .tee let them te pkked avar 1*8 »U 'teea>e» biJH CXQri toySHMPTiOA, A. NwwO Owr- AW I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-05-24.pdf b08dd2afa96357d9690cd103055d399a PDF Text Text —O--XJlg ZAO.I 0€- -jarneAH vou IB rnxL^K^KriWY wmsnuuy. And then be told them how tta an­ tique fingers of the little old-fashioned il Joitrj. Abo rammer oensiej, irening sgwa^re deck had gteded Mm beta to the heart ths porch pillar, drew a long breath of whose constant tore was to be, hie wife's relief. ** She don’t take It no very bard after all," he mirt»red. lM I’m1 glad Ito well Over. Ralph Veto'weald never Mrs. Csptaln’Vana's erqoUiU-bondoiriB a wooden dock, time^ained and rodohave made a good husband for ter." . :wwkyj and ranged bis balance soffidootly to throw wp a crowded him upon tho ataga upon one fool, and in a falling condition. AaU recovered, be rushed across the stage within two feet of the bones opposite Ma starting point, turned.'threw himself into ao attitude, exclaimed, as he turoodbia face to lb* paralysed andleoc^ "Sic sewiprr fyrsnaij,’’ Ind It lie pM Hawk he said. “The Following the first Impulse of the mo­ ment, he opened the door and went in. •irbatlettepritoof that old fash ioned cluck In tbe window!" be akked. “ That clock," said the Jewish look­ ing iodlvldrel la BUeadaare, " Well, you can have that dock cheap, bein’! there's something aHs tbe striking staaratus, and It was such a shackley old thing we did noteare totave it overtauled. Two ou pegs sb. >uiy iislp 1S byweW JeaMs 8. Tw bury lo Uarruon F. Horton, aixl by an aaslssiu*al io writing, dated lb» Uth day of Jnnvy.' Irury.asd bt Maaaaifocwnl la wrung rlalad th* ItUi day <if Marcia, A- D. 1B4A and record'd in Mid lla^rtcr-a otSca In Mtrcr “S" of Mortregca “J ahooM thick eto," oteerved Captain V»," as h probably coot no more than that when wear. Howeere, *1> take fafoe the Mke ef old timed,” he murmured Hawt on wbieb Martgaga ibct* is clawaad u> ba dev at lb*date ef this n-tire ll>« ran offoarbna- ncy&xssssi.^'a.a day «N«nr, A. D. IsU.al im> iwUrck ■ w,4,si!aws Iwu.lll I duped with dauaghatd Th* bain;; wild tasers el ths teeth Far sUl ys Sts la frteadabip >erc. My old cowpaoteas, bngbl and pare. •estate tai said rart^gv. m«r be i|fce-**r< to Mlufj lt» auio h« Though aims may ba tbs Uss ws eakv The atrcnfcsi aoclal He may break ; Tbosfb warn thj/Upa that losses bow «<»«•. mad* to LocbuU 'gftiMtllaitj. CHANCERY ORDER. <T*tf t». itCniGA* ctr- O, here it is—Raheem Benrisy, No. —> Barker street.” Ralph Vane laid down the two dollar bill and walked out of the store, with the Bule clock under his arm. - Why did I ask any question 1" be murmured. • ‘•What are they to mat— And yet it gives me a keen pang to think of Rareel’a mother befog 'destitute and in want. When'I beard of Farmer Bensley’s death I never fancied thry would be left in indigent circumstances." How strange the wooden dock looked on the earved mantle of hta elegant par­ lor of Bl. Ambrose Hotel! How singu­ lar its solemn tick, tick, blended with the silver chimes of bells and the rumbling of umnibusta Mr the pavement below.— Yet Cbptain Vane- Mt hie heart soften as be looked al the time-worn dial. “ I wonder what ails the striking ms; chinery," be thought, opening the little doer. "I used to have a ascraine Yankee faculty for tinkering. Perhaps it has not entirety left‘me yet. He drew oct the dusty weights; they were wedged in by some stiff paper; he exspninod II still‘more elosaly. “Tbo very letter I wrote to Rachel Bbnriey. three years ago; the latter 1 ebtrnstad to her father's care, with the seal unbroken .till A flood of light seemed to break in upon bls throbW Mn- “ J,coV ley I" he ejaculated between hW teeth, “may heavefl forgive you for this' treach­ ery, for it seems to mo that 1 never can." South shall be free." Tho seeoodoxltte distant from the comer of - tho tea .In wbteh UtePrenldMtKlftboat It feetyte-, pecteofthem a* wall as to^ a - Bunner of tteecptare Through thia exit be rushed, recrossed __________ the atrge to the same ride whence he of those bowJWatady, by wbbte traced Slowed aa« taught, thel a tafef rereres started to passageway be­ tta plot,' Ita execution, and the fo»n- tween the ends of tbo Bogprey and Ute side eying, of Ila chief oetors until bunted wall of the theatre la from two feet-foar . down, mey M tostroetiva to your rend- India to two feet night inches Id width, ere. Having had tbe beet facilities for and la always kept clear for the passage knowing the rlaa, progress, mfd, wo far. of the aetora, P**? beln g^ona culmination of this grest tregedy, 1 pro­ pose to give yon lu uuilmss, so far astbe old, noon but those whose liass kept publicauon thereof will not interfere with, them on |he stage were present, the bal­ or retard the course Ofjuetloe to conuec- ance being in the green room. Tho motitot with the conspirators and asesssink ■meol was selected which would hare the tewMt possible number on the stage, and yet at large. The number of conspirators la far larg­ when the poeWunaof there should bo er itau has yet been made public— see. •ueb as not to Interfere with tb« assasriu. ersl hundred—embracing hi its llet tne& Hawk *u reared and run—80 out of of every grede and stamp, from men 100 waul J hare done the tame. People who Wve-tee® prominent to sbspinr the • hoWrtho whole affair found it Iropos dtallnlre of nations down through all ths eible to; comprehend what had occorvd intermediate grides to tbe reffin to whore until the SMassin was rushing , ont of the brute' foreo and hardened heart the ama- second exit ; From the moroeat when he sin’s steel was given—to wbnee calm 'mounted his boreo until be was abut in nerve and'strong irm "U entrusted the Garrett’s barn, bla wandering* here’of •task Of " removing the tyrente.” Poll- the same skulking character. Hie plan tlclans, scholars, physiclane, lawyers, 5i adapted, bis eonrao laid, .yet the irms of cavalry and the vigorous preachers, men of business, men ta elorchipg of the detective officer* caused Kit leisure,' men who worked end* won ir bread by the Bwaal of tteir brows him to prowl cautiously about. Eight at daily labor, speculator*, retired buri- day I elapsed before be reached the Polo- ' nesi men, who tad no occupation but to mac river M a point where ft waa safe to .tend on street corners apd^frecuent bar cross. Me4ay cnueealed .while Harold, rooms, and ptstol gafteriks and billiard weqt to Dr. Mudd's bouse to obtain bis rooms; and women—women of every sarffta*. Mudd would not go with Har­ class, from mothers to young girls la their old : conseqirantl v Booth was brought to •' first eeii»dn," who would faint st a ren Modd.s house. His leg by thia time was dilion of Licrttia Bargia and who eould very painful bet ont in a dangerous state. nevertheless go into hysterieal exultation Three days afterwards it hast commenced over the fact of BsFmidenttol XRewina- to mortify. When Booth crossed tho lion. These were lame of the people1 Potomac, Marshal Murry, of New York, concerned; there were others—time will Major'O Byrne, and some others'were within '* few miles of him. Bla tall reveal them, I cannot now. The pl<»t for a wholesale •truck,\ O'Byrne topped the telegraph wire which' runs from Point Lookout to was conceived early duN W ashington, and telegraphed the Secre­ the city of Richmond. A—_ Knights of the-Gulden Circle was held in tary of War that Booth and Harold bad Raleigh, N. C., u>d a matter submitted croeaed, adding that ho could get them If for organization. 'Not being a K. G. C., allowed to eroea, the orders or the party 1 cannot say with certainty to whom It being spec. fa. Mr. Stanton telegraphed was entrusted. Circumstances canted it him to stay, where he waa CoL Beker to be delayed, and until the time net for then sent his force down on the “ Ida," the. execution of the Chicago conspiracy,- •nd after ranch trouble and hard work' it was laid aeide. The frustrationof that they struck the right trail, foilowed it and hi. ChbiMt. The news of the rrrest I । of tbwcMUplritors reached Washington old mill waa answered by the stream in two days previous to. the time Mt tor the the glen below, and ths whole laeitecaps aMaasinalion. The parties to whom it waa wrapt in tha. sweat dreamlike re­ waa entrusted eepttbrod. Mort of them pose of a auminer twilight. went South, some ofthera only rwtanrlng Ralph Vano bad atood waiting at the North a few weeks provfow to the assas mossy siile for two long hours—Uaiung .InaUboot the PrWdrot March 4th, •ud watekiug in vain. 1885, waa the first definite, lime fixed Sfae is coming at laat— at last be mut­ after the failure of the Chlcagoeonspiraey. tered betwaco bis teeth, as a alight resil­ A simple movement of the President ing in the bushea atruck hi» ear. frustrated tbo achcme for that day. “No—it waa a robin darting home to He wa expected to pass down the its nat, half frightened at being out ao avenue at a certain time. The vast crowd laic, and once more tho deep, peaceful * Six o’dock mother. Are you better atood patiently awaiting Na approoob for quiet brooded above tho silent medows." two hour*. Ji« did not come. At last “ It is too late,” he said, as the village n°“ Yes. bat ray head-aches st! IL" It waa ascertained that he had been al the chpreb spire ahlmed nine. “SbftSJl “I will come end bathe it for yon Executive chamber before the arenas not come now, and I have the ineflsble mother, wbett I bare finished this piece of filled. To have airock down the Ortaf satisfaction to knew that f-em a fool I— Magistrate 4s he pronounced the oath of Bbatwvar, tosad me-she nevan pared ” lou arc urea, aear • i am arraia you hi. offiee, was htof greatret hope He ov»rwurk yaareelf. If I could only help to bid ine good-byo. It may be the last you- but toy eight falls with mo every day. . Oh my daughter! whet l«tob<h‘ way to* the left-hand oorner df tbs savt u“. ■“ come of you when I era gone!" front of AM' Capitol, but ba eould get no tie coquette—yet I tended, blind block“ God only kno#»r Rachol.ber farther. There he was ■ forced to stand, fair bend drooping over the endless bosk- acd ere the oslh admmUtered. . His plan i-Su^WtU*1 *4 of work. L Mother, I dare not fancy undoubtedly, waa to aboct from tho near­ est point by the aide of the central enwhat the future may bring forth." tun from blaeye-Uahea aa ho tpoks^and • Btejoas to open the door, aa a gentle Up Bounded on tho panneis ; a tall-officer ray from i. Fodsral uniform stood tefoys her a. slopetottat aide neat the NBvyJtjtf r A dispatch: from Richmond of the 8th states that the streets of that eily were on Sunday last ths scene of a magnificent end inspiring military pageant illustra­ tive of the power and grandeur of our great Republic and the valor and persereraac* of its voluntary defenders. Two corps of fan Army of the Potomac—the M andhtb- on that day •enjoyed the highly appredstod privilege of marching through ths city towarda the captors of which their breve effivrte for four years' had bren directed, on thoir triumphant reals to Washington. The Sd and 6th corps «sre received in Richmond by tbe 24th corps, and ths moving column presented a splendid artsy of 60,MO men, whose stredyilines and faultless insBd»ieg, near to HaroH’a house, mount and be o before pareuit could be vrganised. Fall “ N*y, I wwroely wonder that y on look Ing to coldly at me, Rm&sl. bat 1 hare been -hiqb 3 PBMgli VjiiaPi iru* to you all of tbeee yearn- Here lea‘ leUMtbat 1 gave to your father threei years ago thia very summer. Aa you CT. --------------- k/ .Uok or ■ •S brew playingI ' with mj • ’ ntotte snswre 1 wailed for, so 1»X and1 ; boon ‘ — ooavasredi preparations tad been made, but no definite ume oouM be fixed upon, and before March 4lh it.h^d taeo temporarily abandoned. Asrialante. wsre on band to position* where SB8<»Unco was uredaj— tbs Theatre. , . The theory hea -been advanced Out Booth, through Ms tottoteto noiaaiutanoe with the Theatre, weeded no help, and <4ato,<beAfcUbeferMMltata<r _ tadnaee toarveagtogfor itawwtas.— -J7re*apeMMl ta-peetioo of the Thro$ta Me dm e*M wish tewmbltogpr f tro, made aeon after tta mnrder. and usdre etocMMUMM . which gave ma tta fullest opporiuaUy for forming a correct. lUaxt. Sqbbuobm to G«b. Gkabt.— Throe rebel armies have surrendered to Geneval Grant—that under Btekncf at Fort Dvwtetsen, on (he 18 rf ltebreary, ,IMS; thus under Pombertest atViako।burg, oa the 4th of J t>ly, 1841} and that , , ( , �HA8TIHG8 BAKKER. Wednesday Mnrnlag May Cuiosx, with slavery extirpated and trai- capture of Jeff, cd me by Cui. Sd Division. Hriwyi.w. । Sih Mmw OswALaT, 1 expect to'escape criticism. if OfQgfoerssifo^M*^ simply because be claims to ,ba of tog . with Lmria XIV, was ter- aame party with It. NMlbardball a man Many atataaowo and liana. differs from ours, unleaa that faith Igipcla •jAEsam,- Lktr Aaicledl Tbe BaKsaa ought to hare a circalalion of 3,000 in tbe county. There are wmdMit toelghly miinons, Macaulay says that hiaturiane and orators pronounced Moro *nd More Doointble- . ambuisneaa. . rttekiau a Koos. Had a axwt occurred, ,by which tbe 4th Micblgin and 1st Wisconsin came 1 In conflict, Ac should have done ■ better This iniatAe coal us two killed, and money t aa rapidly carried up to one hundred E. M STANTON, Sac oTWhr A Washington Tbe Chicago Tribunt states the follow­ Ing facts io regard to tbe trial of the con­ spirators at Washington, which are- oi interest; “ Wa are Informed upon the beet must bly live authority, lhat the facts in regard to lb» Wloroosin. they were mistaken for tbe secret trial are lh«»: Tire cou rl Ln ring might be fatal. Granville said tbe na­ been duly constituted and (Ac prisoners tion must sink under it unless some por- brought before them, the authority of tho a__ _ ..r *L. this load pnduced tbe war of the reeolu-1 Judge Advocate General Holt, and hie tioo, and, instead of dimittubing. added another hundred millions to the burden. claimed the protoctora of the Government against their own aaaaasluatl<JO, tbe trial be conducted with closed doors. What dnaaof bar Naplevmfo ware in 1816, this •eight should be altarAcd to such tosliinouy is for the court to determine. Il patronage i gold-beabdto BONDS. Froo from Taxation- we are 75 luil.w out and oiw stock On tbe Dtbf rrrt. Jeff Dnvfo, after divld- insvjlle ito-wlgbt. . 1 haYe the booor. eto. . B. D. PRITCHARD. LleoU Cfo. 4th Mich. Cavalry. nut for their persona! safety, taking a few trusty follower*, Including Benjamin, ii^rrxs Mvu./psx .. .. . _ wgntf NEW STORE! NEW GOOD? Wednesday night. Dublin; Gil. Minty had distributed bie command all along the south bank of tl»o sterling, or four thousand three hundred million dollars, nr nearly one half tbe। en­ tire property of the United Kingdom, the . Subacribo Quickly. nothing to do cent, against «U All that Great Britain territories untouched by tbe plow, mine* Mr. Stanton bad fe'presume that lary court, the propriety of protecting A Fortress Monroe dispatch of yretor day says: ’ ‘ Jeff. Davis,with hia family, alufT ry and labor of tbe old countriea'pourtag Tbe Raleigh Standard <>( the lit says into tbe lap of our giant and ever-lo-beunited republic. During the fiercest and it is probable that steps will be soon taken to call a convention to coustrort a ost exhausting of all possible wars, we .vedemuostrateii, oaf net ions! strength loyal State Government. A letter dated Fayetteville, 3, says : a delegation was appointed by tbe Mayor of th*1 place to proceed to Wilmington At good ns United Stocks’* pill soon and procure food for the inhabitants.— Tbe result was that 95,000 or 30,000 re­ tinue were at onto for. arded.and though good as British Consols." For our part, ll.e aecMb swore they would not eat anv we think a U. S. Truasury note, bearing thing from the Yankees, they were tbe very first to rush in with bags and Imsk- ,The Washington & Weldon Rail toad of our timid brethren, wbo shipped tbeir is now in operation. Trains are running daily on the road, and are also running through from Morehead Cily t<> Raleigh, Hilisbary, Charlotte and Danville to Richmond. Mails will now go through to these paints—also telegraphic dis­ patches. Gen. Scofield has extended tbe tut of the railroads in the Slate to refugee sol­ diers and citizens of North Caroliuia who • paper, while, U the same lime there are many who du not seem to realize Its odd. gratuitously through its medium if It be laudatory, an J show a till!* acnsi- meeting, i oil Breckinridge and son were captured nfoht Cummittre oimpanjod tbe rebel party on the steamer The Very LaweM Bate*, far Cash. Clyde northward to Fortress Muon*, Macoa, Ga_ »;30, a. w., 13th. My Stock embraces all that is usually and «>n reaching there irumediately tele­ kept in a Country Store, such a* Lieut. G>L Harden, commanding tbe graphed to Washington for itMtruotiuav 1st Wisconsin. has just arrived from itch from'Raleigh of (bn !2th. GROCERIES Scaaqazmoa Aokbt, PkUodrUtia. A correspondent at Montgomery, Ala., says; “ city waa first evaeuated by Buford and Adame April 12lh, and a eommilte of citizens waked upon Gen. 8PI.MDID BABQAIN*! My Goods were ALL bought since the <I-IUS RUSSELL &C0. A LARGE STOCK OF grrmL deelitre io prices, I sail for cash m nothing for keeping bocks, nothing for VEITMMimFIT aval w . SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, MILLINERY STORE SiLCKDiK SILK AND STRAW mfaiwM. ATTENTION! BONNETS, M/SSSS", NEW GOODS, Besides this bad debts, nnd only a W burned daring 'Genera! Sherman’s march. Tbe elder Winslow was a faith soon brought to bay. Ho brandished a ful Union man. on my Goods. That is why I can sell bowls knife and showed signs of battle, but } folded promptly to the persuasions . Cheaper than other*. ’' ., tT Doll's revolvers, without compelling tbe mon to fire. He exprasaed great in­ dignational the energy with which be :<r<waa pursued, saying that be bad believed our government too magnanimous to Don’t Fail to Call at Bp.aldlog*. bunt down women and children. Mrs. Davis remarked to Doi. Hardee after AT THE the excitement was over, that the mon had belter not provoke the PreOdent ur be might hurt sumo of them. Regan be­ haves with dignity and.) realghatlon.— Tbe party evidently were making for the HteUa^ Jtay Ip isax . °U“ J. H. WILSON. Bravwt Maj. Gvn. dteand brwUaeff bar. thing of a tn KKD7TOBD IFJ&MJ3B I Tna Enn class artistes and unusual! I tific MtnbilH । Gubst » । Gudey Book la too I WE DEAL IN DRY GQODS, plalnls of UI Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats &. Caps, , lifully drears I wife snatched Godey, you > CCOCtEliY AND GLASS WABE. plkOtteaatj SOOXB AU Notes and Ac­ counts due the qnderAW) ■ AH© gATIitiTWr CBanxxx^, signed on the first day of January, 1865, next. Parties owing Bleaching sad Presaiiig ,and knowing us will understand what we mean.-a-; * ;r, J. S. GoOtITLAB &, Co. Je&rsuoSU year dt Co’s bcr. Which wffl bfe Mold tert ,cheap t ros CASH OB RUSSELL’S 8T0M, Trsfo-a.” fsrm, which I Bros dt W । Have just Purchased tbern woods, closely followed by our men, who more in NEW GOODS AND SHOES, in tU sab of which I UP STAIRS. worth (narlaal) the only place in th* United Stales where Utt,' Iraring bis property by will to the on account of subscription solely. th ' nutton stored In the city. Adams On Wednesday J ubu Fletcher testified answered them Uwe be should burn lbw Was_forenian of Naviorhi stable. Knew eolloe, and If private property was de etroy ed ba cowl J not help It Hs refused Lxaoa Fu last week, Lu BOOTS AKO SHOES, Ac. Ac Sroaaa known aa California diamonds ■ selling hare, bean uzed by jewellers during the past ten years, but it Is now aacertained Calicos at Oae Sbintag an that gmruioe diamonds are to be found in the mountain streams of lhat State—a I Lava a FULL STOCK of BOOTS more than fired upon . fight ensued, both parlies exhibiting the greateel determioauon; and 15 minutes elapsed before the mistake wits diaouver* •d. Tbe firing In thia aklrmiah waa the ■first warning that Davis received. Tt>» fruit-bearing I JAY COOKE, ere received by Maj. WulouU at Char­ lotte, N. C., and now amounts u> 36,371. SaroBB t« «n fam demand. Now wa ask you to take your county Fam Pl DRY GOODS. of the 7th. and followed him closely night * and day thaouglrth*. pine wilderoees of Alligator Creek and Green Swamp, via i CumtwrlandswUle, to IrwieavUle. At Cunitx-vtaudsvilly G-l. Hsrdew met G.l. PritcUrd, with IM) picked men and hot cm of the 4th Michigan cavalry, H»rd«te followed tbe trail directly south, while Pritchard having fresher b.vrere, pushed down tbe Ocmulgec towards 11 ops­ well, and thence by House Creek, to Irwinsville, arriving there at midnight ontlteDth. Jeff Daria bad not arrived. Froni a citizen, Pritchard learned that his parly were encamped 3 miles out of the town. He made dispositions of hia men, and aurroundod tbe camp before day. Hardee had comped at 0 r. m. • itbin two miles, as he afterwards lasrn- leas Confederate bond*. privilege they gladly accept Tbe Raleigh Standard »»j» a reward i.f 125.000 for J. B. Vance, the rebel Governor of North Carolina, would go 'very tar towards finishing tbe rebellion io the State. There are others w bo ought to be arreated and tried for treason, and wa cnuld name them in this article if we thought it necessary. Union meetings are being held all over tbe Stale. A great mass meeting waa to bo held In the coming 1 nut present I from Hilum Head, in tbo steamer Wm. H. Clyde, «<ovoyed by the United Slats* Undoubtedly it would bo much better if hardly opened tbe doors, a population instantly, children. NEW PRIECS! 0. D. SPAULDING, might well bare been spalled. But in tire very fare of this mountain of obllga- future, I aitumsys a osra pock* I paid td » are interested in knowing what �are cloaMf, tfeiar we know lb.t some attumaya al loasl, carry money ia tb.ir ow pockets Bsr fifUen months which waa paid to lher । for us. cnANTERYAJRDER. 10' MICH IQAX. £«Mh j.AMfal Cfa. ndicj wS'cirr.tt Coart for tlwCWealy Fatal AccWksv -.—Elijah Bwers '.of Rutland, fell out of a wagon, on Saturday afternoon and was inrumly klllad. He bad been In ttita village, and van on bis way borne, riding with C. G. Crane, in company with several others. The acudetii occurred about a mile weal of I bis village. Mr. Rogers was sluing in tbe sear part of tbo wagon, and tbo suddeii*M«rtit>g Up" of tbe leant threw him "'er. backwards, and falling• npon bi. bead bi- reck was broken and bo died instantly. l\a leave, r wife and several children. bkoadwat u»n ciBcrs, toes tb. Broadway Cireaa Xew Turk COMPRISING / SEVEN ‘ZLThisfortb.t Ealatr of Alphas M. mil. si.in ofmenusax. oxutttf Al a MaalaaeCtba I'rabaSa Caart for tbs ir of Uarry, Lotdeo .1 lhe PnbiK Offlee, XiteX- £=»•-».! ■nd aiiy-if'. tWeal&C. Faiswaa. Ji H IM A CBLxaadTiox :—A few of the cilitenaof tbifovllhiga convened at tbe Court Ikuae on Thursday evening for tbe purposfa of taking nioasures to cel.ltraie the coming Fourth of July. We were not present until near the closet-of the tiieelinfe «• either have we been fumiehcd •w itb tbo proceedings; but teartf that a Cumuiitlee waa appointed to ascrrtaln what can be dime in the maUer, and re-, port ata meeting tr> be held June 1st.— Lei us celebrate, by all means Ing.for rvaisn. llwmia art forth. Ibat b. stay b* llc<a«d la »ril 'ba nat OUU at Mid d«CMMd. In *.M Million deicribod. . Tbmwptto U is ordered, that Meaday. tb. l»lh Hf THE 1THBX3 ©XSAT CIRITUBSSa. All lb. leading Bbler» appear on fruitful «ca»..n more pusitbe prwMUt lima. Every fruit-bearing tree, bush and shrub, is or lisa been redvlerit with innumerable bl<>«wnn. Even tbe peach trees give fair premise of niuch fruit. U b. pabiUM'la tba Kaair, a 1 BARE BACK HORSES 1 paper prilled ud ctreoUliag ia aald ease Marry, for lh>e« MctMOit .a«k« preriouvl errar»ned display of Ilor—.whip AST It Uartac. H. C. FIUX OLE. cJ«>o.<.1.naU.. ........ ~ «. ACTIXu UKAKX witnb. i.irodaoM < A us. copy.) (wylCJ Jaif V /'»• ia H» tmshstfibrir uoprwrf.urtd perfonuuoc. . lb. EDUCATED BACKED BULL sad lb. LEAPIIflt Uri’t'ALt'ES wrU'rshlbW ibdr wand.rf.il training; Frol.-wor VsUm^i Cam, at PERFVRHING DtXJri, ItOMiEYH AXI> POMES* w.ll ao tbrtr Mteahbiaw uU iad—nbably lurghabl. fcju. Tbaoalr MALE AMD FEMALE RlDERA-lb.arty BEALMAMBACKKQCEBTBIE.XXEJrta Iba World sm ■ itb lb. En—x.rriml.ai. ladapaadaal at tb. upaaUalM aOrsalioa, of tb.« rnmblnaliow.tb. mvcygrtsaHh jwutenad pt*—or*. uiaMDca tb. peUtirc appssri— and all otb.e penao. i.le/Mlad in Mid estate K.’stxxss: .TiS“.s Iwrof IlMlingv. and .bow rvnx.if any thvr. be. Why tb. prayer at th. pelii>.a«rs abeald aol be “TjT’il I. further orders. Ihltlbe petitions give nolle, to th. penner Inl.rMled tn Mid sstat. A^faa B^M, thing of a minnow. Itam Al WootxuTT hate started s new meat market, «n the corner of State and JefierMO Streets, just east of J. 8. Guodla appmr st a Mauoa of Mid Court, IbM t» b« balden at U>c FrobaU Otter.la lb. rillag. oIK»» Uag«. usd «b.» »». H any tbara b«. why U> pra».r of tb. pauifoatr .bouM ■•< b. fmted. Aad lilatartber ordared, tbOS tbe ysSlBiirt ■in aotkM taall pcrwa. ■uursatadin wid nut* •t lb. fiaadeaey ofiuld pcliliw. nd lb« bKnas tbeexia. by Moving . copy af lb.. nolle, aad order tab.p^diibad ia Ht.-UaWly Baaiwr." moth orgMiaatloo, consisting of three full daae artistes. and four very attractive and unusually novel xoologicaTaod scien­ John mi.u chancery sale. tific abitnlioM, will ei.il Hastings on Monday, Jane 5tb. _____ Godot sob Jcxb :—Earliest of all magazine. on band, and a superb num her. Gudey complains that tbe prew is —_ la a«U<la« “• L“‘r'- Book Wo con tali him whal'a the mailer ; tbo. Book is loo interesting to tbe ladies.— They won't lol it be on an editor's tabl. FIVE FRENCH DANCING HORSES, /OUB GREAT CLOWXS. THE INIMITABLE long enough for anybody So notiae it. We happened to gel Utt hands on tbe June number—tore off tbe wrapper— vpened the Book urt'd rued Godoy's com plainta of the prtas—lurned over, saw M.«ne beanlifui •• CWdw."-<»ver again, and—Ob ! my ; what pretty ladtea, bv.uli fully dreosed-we only got a glimpse, wife snatched tbe book and went Into the GUARDIAN'S SALE MORTGAGE SALE. parlor. W e 000140*1 - notice’’ any more. Godey, you auulwxM us this month. MORTGAGE SA LX. m hvmkh> ah»nm orn^^sreairaswbotsdijkh a.- BU H. W'nA.ui. fiwteril,- appearing by aCUarit M file. I cue, that th. abwr. aaawd fefeadaai, _a». —r ,11. « - * 1— last week, Luther Bennett speared a tnus- y car 6: Co*. Store. ’ CHANCERY ORDER £Tj jw or Mianuux. �HI 01s I AVJffiW UROG STORE, A Large Stock of Drugs, Medicines, and Groceries, Just Opened, and fur ' Sale Cheap, at BURTON & ACKLEY’S. 8XOBB SUS ii'SUB BAWBX BS.OCSC. Hastings, ten -St 1 ill® i s.s".s/r.ts’l’ils5S sTlItllUU November 7tb, 1864. . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-05-31.pdf c3c5daab37c6121c9b340bde40ddcde7 PDF Text Text .OOO.OM.i aw •hl./I -- ^iipjfctelrllir,.^ ‘<w»’ tba moat ahilll pnodapipleniahed by The bead Hn-toyo-ka-wat or oyer Mah wa. (th$ Shaking Hal thaleW* band, end brother of liar Chief of lb anchcaaaad cmrnanite ah nk>b»a.. !>«•*«• & Staltawi. tevaad'baMaMMed • fapar fcatf Ik wb«h<-teHV«lth tbeCtenfMmwey fc ... CHANCERY ORDER. QTATK OF MICUlUAN.-ngfatb Jm C5 t» ClMunery. I ar GHuBOcbca, Kui.-ways A rrJ^aboM, Ap»rb*^aad other banda intub.Ua; lb. euuotry aua'.b of |be Arkanaaa river and en»l <.i the Rockv Mountain*. Th. principal tribe* now al war with nrvietite from undara" a the United State. am lbw Sioee. the • MA4»; UtM^ai! Wte" Chav Minns «>d a portion of IM Arrapa- cvkWWte. fiZviAtf <fl to'jiay'«o<>rthud'e (fte r llutu>^.^M in answer »oon, auq il,w. tmU Lietrt. W. Alwin, _________—„-aie.ltebri*f, ^-.W/St-vt.cdfcr. hie errvNX«lo U* ^..Ih, Atin£wd Fyw .WHeHMRa rWbf __________ w-oad. ' Ska' MCMpdiHtf! ibaimfd'nvawSec^tan'.for Siu taiko; Surrell sad, J’ay* nta .Fordte | aha maw M4Md*nJvA.CaMUL .■ . IUh; • - - • — ' in the archive* of the Confederacy i‘ ' ' °’J V^^MWottkr/Tki -i^S Ta Ht. E«rHWoeyPrwe. C.a. A t nUM.M-ik.Hbwt CbteM8R.fi* would take tbte«»Wh _____. wae '^»Mk*A»«kirfl^tJr fttmfcwA .eut tub -MORTGAGE SALE. Cter •d « »«•■>«< I • . Affi-aWkSSstW"^ ggs»r,aar’c7."fnKi.w>»^ ■ niwon W 'biiu m «S’sS&ftrM employment hie mnpiw IWU»«- .• jr Th». Jhpecheaa Jteiej fixty tadcM.*w> Tberbead Quaftabled<PwBaar^re I roe Shirt it wae«f tbeit IkkliM WTiif ■ There art aarer.) Bribe.;W Indiana called Af*rb**teaef them labelMqr ArtWi ni»<fi-Hth»t»Naw MretooaadQbHpMdMfe bouxba band w» apeak • of bte M>jNM|» tern with ibe othare. - The Apechaaoftha dnhf* attidTAaA- Wd ptetea er* Rood Jedi*.. lilendlg withUbw white, aad avarww- tn cote*. WM-wUfc them. They ar. r>pid|y dwtedl*R *■ Vi­ and hare *1*4 otehiuR by, ihter coulart with th. white.. Th«rteM|8«cnN*dtei one. pmhbo in bafihlo. *d other Jar<e gams becoming <teplaud. ahdlb.y ulk* svSm- fix want of food., The Cmiancbea,' Arrapahiww, ApacMB and Keii;paua.are <-n Crieodli tenna_illb‘ tbn MMteoll Will iktflnitffff Mr« ■n> nqt mola’trd., ,lo addition p> .theta tri by. there Bk'e arvetyd^maU bands the rrni'aina vT once, powerful . lnb<**, wb<» lire on the vtig«<Uiid«, ao’uth’of the Arkanaae rher. Three are lbw Caddiwa. n>imlwtiKMb<vl SOfjlbttWaynerk I'M. Kmeh.., HO; Wnbua., 300; Tawaearoes IS®; all Mrei»'dt*rj, and are from the nrlgbbftfhyod At,the cvniu.eocwmenl U the ,rahel«”n the raWi einirarnred ' tu fndiMje QeM band, to join thr<n In making war up-w la \i itetepbmtei bend iWUnion. I*t Ahty *W were w> firm in thwr |..»an/that hither thanjp> fWdlrr.,-; Btwfc^W- rlrtty lottf-L— Tber are irtder the endtrtf t* tMt own Chiefs aM .Wnearty ilwak.MtM *ar. ptfix. TbeyMvWi&ihrW*tertF«rhte* with the white., *W plbWar MfiM.wW; ’«** Iff'»> wtfl' Se*FtiW’M hyiW|fcir.4 «rtlffrrboe«> et«te»M IHMnwaatw kLrb* • perfcoilj wiib and feel anti teaecale, anxlhmjr 1 undertake joafrtturr.elj now ffont'whhln. Irntr *k Litfitenant of Gm. DuM‘•a*** maud. Iwm in the rtiA Mat Juaw ter Kentucky, under Geo, John 1 v,d*» my «’«np*WvW-tt.jrM Uifee OMomiMiuoed o®cf— prlaonen, btrt Itadieg a a wbHa. bmps taken eaeapa from thwro ia tbei ^$£”£7^ «v btfeg captured two or �7-30 LOAN. wUlbauafU^A actuated (be rebel leaders from tbo outset uf their treewmalil* career. ' Tbe uvL fo!md in ft, bwidet Mveral <nker maun «< tool-A. 9-SD UDAH. M art iaaoad uadsrdaM ef L G. O. Utaiuruto- done*, Small portiona of which only, can we And room to publish, fumieh os with and alan tbe cnmpUmly of other promi■ eut rebels in tbo murderous plot who have wot.yet been arrested. Tbo principal charge is against all tbo pervriM whoare under arrest, via': David •E. Harrold, G«orge A. Atxeroth. Lewie Payne. Michael OXaughlin. Edward Spengler, Samuel Armild. Mary E. Snr ratt and Samuel A. Mudd. They are charged with Conspiring with the follow­ ing persona: John H. SprmU, John Wilkes Booth, Jrffrrwm Davis, George N. Sandvr*. Beverly Tucker, Jacob Thompson, William C. Cleary. Clement liberal notice of its enterprise and popu­ larity, at tbe tame time stating a very large increase of cireelstioa. For our part ws sire grateful for the "private and cuofafcmtiar manner.— Such open and fair dealing will give Use public renewed amfideMo la its Integrity, and still further foeieaaa Ila subscription list W» have no doubt but we may, by doing our whole duty us a journalist still further btn^jU the 4<favrhxrr fa TH June. C Qay.Gtorge Young, and others un­ known, to kill and murder Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jnfanenn, William H. Seward and niy«r* S. Grant, with inten­ tion to deprive the army and navy of tbe United Slates of a n«stituii->nal Com­ mander-in-Chiefand tn deprive tbe armies of the United States of their lawful Commander, and to prevent a lawful election of President and Vice Preeident Tna Tnwuar Senate has paa*ed a bill disfrsnehiting for 12 years all wbo bate been officers or agents of tbo rebel government; all wbu left official station* under the government uf Tennessee or the United States to go Into rebellion.; all who have been military or naval «fli cere of the Confederate GovenuncM, above the rank of Captain in the army or Lieut, in tbe navy ; all wbo were mem­ eomfo.-t the inturgent* engaged in armed bers of tbe Legislature which passed the rebellion against the United States, and Ordinance <iT8eceMii<o, dee. thereby to aid in tbe subversion and overthrow of tbe United States. Tb* great succeee of th* 7 30 Loan Edward 8p*ng!er It charged with aid­ ing and asaitting J. Wilke* Booth toob- meet always be looked upon m one uf tbe most powerful evidences uf tbe strength of the United States Govsrninent sad of its strong bold upon the confidence also with aiding him in barring and ob­ and affection* of th* people. On Satur­ structing tbe door ofthe boy ef the theatre day, May 13lb, the •ub*criptiona were so as to binder and prwrtrt any assis­ over tkirtf million dollar*, and for lb* tance to a reveun of the President against week ending on that day, over nia«rythe murderous assault; ahi with aiding aifki million dollar,, and in tbe three and abetting Booth In making bls escape month* that th* Loan has been in charg* of Mr. Jay Cuuke, over /re hundred mil after the murder. Harrold ia charged with aatisting lion dollar*. That* large receipts will enable tbe Treasury to pay offuur s rm les Payne is charged with having made tbe a* they are disbanded, and to rapidly dis­ charge the variou* obligalious that have murderous assaults pan Secretary 8eward Frederick W. Seward, Augustus W. boon Incurred during the war. History Seward, Em rick W. Hansel and George will ebow that a great war-debt to IndiN. Robinson. Atzaroth Is charged with viduals has never before been so prermutlying in wait for Andrew Johnson, with ly paid ; and we think all will agreo-tuat intent toynurder him. Michael O'Langb- Secretary McCulloch deserves great cred­ lin, is charged with lying in wait to mur­ it for tbe ability he has manifested, not der Gen. Grant Samuel Arnold is only in Securing tbo means, but for tbe charged with combining with Booth and financial skill be baa displayed in ao tbe others lo'cummivtbe murders, and directing these vast receipts and disburse­ Mrs. Surratt is charged with conspiring ments as not foe a moment to disturb tbo with them, harboring, concealing and equilibrium of commerce, embarrass In­ assisting them, and helping them to es­ dividuals, or in any way tighten the money market h i. doubtisM true that tbe cape from justice. ' Tbe evidence goe* over nearly two Secretary of the Tresaury might have years in time, and include* the eworn negotiated the remainder of bis loans at ataiemeota of persona from different lo­ ail p«r cm». interest instead of 7.80, but cal Hire, and oho could not, by any pos­ ■o much valuable time would necessarily sibility have bad coilusion in tbe matter. bars been lost in popularising anew loan There appears to be conclusive proof that that ths great object uf ths Government, via., an Immediate supply of money suffi­ others in some manner, wm agreed tn cient to pay all tbe debts incident to tbe and approved in military cirri** twenty war, would have been dsfssted ; and be­ months agn, and that the rebel autbori- tides, the difference of interest would not tie» Airtd and paid the ataatvins money, have been equal to three days’ expenses. The policy may have looked “penny Booth was »O( only engaged at an aataMin wise,*- but the beet financial autborjliea? but was employed to hire others, and that be did offer tlurusonds of dollar* to a single per*>n, one of whom, Chester, a* actor in New Y»rh refuted the bribe. It is also tbown that Saunders and the olbers wb<> acted with him, In Canada, ware pricy t» tbe plot, and that tbe rebel awlb-ntie* were kept p>«led apoa every - pound fimlieh." As it is—end will fee, no soldier will go home without hie grernbecka, and tbe Busting debt in the shape of vouchers requisitions, 4k., will, be >ipod outZaa rapidly a* the proper officers can audit and adjust tbe accounts. ■ Tbe Second Series irf tbo 7JO Loen was eshairfted on Bsterday, May 18th. On Munday, tbo Secretary of tbe Treas­ ury authorised Jay Cooke, the general Subscription Agent for U. 8. Securities, to retwiva aubscriptlona for 1230,000,000 ufa Third Suries, which is all that io au ihorisod by Congress, and is wltbocl doubt the last loan at thio high rate of lutereot that will bo offered by tbe Gov- service, was the first to euCsr for bis crimesuf murder and arson. being recent­ ly hung in New York. ft gppaam from tbo iMtlmuny. that Booth and Baal ead others ol tbe conspirator* were actually turday the mammoth ootn bination aeatriaa. Zo.Jngfe.1, and moral si *■ made its entrn into Detroit.— ididous and peculiar style of adverand the able manner In whfah the Fraaa Fp*unoe Nosree. A Fonreee Monroe currmpuodeotauys tbe Immediate place of soofineintnt of Jeff. Da'vis. will be in live cMomatee, which are rack ribbed and arcbed taaneiuu* within lbef>|rt, each wall nigh cin­ stituting a f>>rt within a fort. Un the a rebec of these oasemates are mounted 13-mcb Rodman guns. Tbe only coopsaaed any <>f a similar character ever uectiiew fruni tiie lurt with tbe mein land made in oor vtnsels, ai.d while II was are by the mein Millport and a small void of tbe flashy parade* that Karr sig postern In one of th* Laatiuua, the water naltied many we have *een, it wav unsur­ ditch being spanned al each ut tbeve puiuta passed for munificence,' and eredhable fiir solidity. Tbe hors**, both draught and fancy, were tbe principal festurea, and were greatly admired, particularly by tbo** wbo were practical judfe* of those noble quadrupeds. The wagon* are elegantly finished, tastefully painted, work >•( mustering out under tbe lata and evince the skill of mavteni nwctAnic* order regiment* wtw>*e term* of service andxartiste of ability. Tbo bsrneaaea expires prior to October 1st, haa been are well made .and all ■llver-mnunted entered upon in earnest. Muster out and are Mid to be live best specimens rolls ars being put in readiness a* rapidly Lyman Lloyd, tbe celebrated manufac­ aa possible. It It supposed that within turer, of Albany. N. Y., has ever turned 10 day t tbo whole work will bo accom­ out uf bls Mtablishment. Tbe men who plished. Thursday night tbo corp*, which drove ths vrMeles were suitably but lies Mar Washington, bad a grand torch plainly dressed, and appealed to be* wril light procession. Gen. Griffin, Com­ conducted, orderly class of params. Th* manding tbe corps, has been presented Ijtte waa preeredrd'by a chariot contain­ with a corps badge costing ik,500.— ing K«'pP*’ Silver Band, that play rd Tbe Oihe corp wbleh has been at Manmusic with taste and fine effect. W* can My. from practical observation, *> our readers abnwd, that th* procr*si<«i of the Equescurrieulum is well worth seeing. Tire rxMbitiun iteelI if a perfect model of an entertainineiit, everything Was DsraaTMKMT, I being of the most chaste order. Tbe W aauDtoTus, May 27,1 MS.) T<> Maj. Gen. Di* : 1 A di«patch from Gen. Canby, dated I New Griesas, M.j 20th, stales that arratigvnimta t<>r tbo aurreuder of tbe Cmfederate forces in tbe Trsne-Mtasiwlppi Department have been ooeciudrd. They manship cannot be excelled. The vault ipg^of UM troupe is splbod id, five of tiro A portion of tbe testimony of Gens. number being ao scoocnpllsberi as to exe­ cute dis difficult and axirwordlnary feat Grant and Mrada before tbe o-nnmltlev a ffieible auuteraoutu Thus wo might •m tbeconduct <»f the war, bat been turgo on. would our space permit, through nhbed for publication. Both geoersls warmly indorM th* ability displayed by Secretary Stanton in tbo manax*n*mi -f tbe War Department, and Gen. Grant Steading with regard io the conduct »1 ibe wav, in any particular, between bint­ self and tbe Secretary of W ar since he hat .been in command, and that the Secretary had never attempted to inter­ fere or dictate irr hie plana. in HaalinJ of having I strsngtber I storm tbnl Mteb. J unite tout a prospect I vicinity * I Dtr o> NEW GOODS detignatirj JULIUS RUSSELL &C0. l.ieo.lr. Have just Purchased NEW GOODS. My be rat WE DEAL IN apportion* I is »2,««.< DRY GOODS Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats &. Caps, Duplex El CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. ■AND- aa foUvwa Which will be sold GESCHWIND, Merchant Tailor, M removed to Ike corner Stere. East af H. I probablv al or very near Washington where Davis dltwisaod bls escort, and divided tbe spoil* under tbe most pre** ing elrcomtiimcra, Some of Ge»«r*l Stunemau'o cavalry were hard upon him, READY MADE CLOTBTJTG. .ad he taMtuM tn deceive them by BROADCLOTHS. CA8SIMKRE8, YESTIXGS, haimg them follow tbe body of cavalry while he and bi* friend* traveled tscoy across the enunlry and joined bls family. When Reagan aeked. pmiiaeion to ac­ company Davie to Washington and ex preened bis obligations m* receiving it, Gen. Wilson said to Mm you are uudrr no ubUgatioM qir, f>r 1 ahould have aent you wbetiMr you wanted to go or not; you are a civritan primmer, and, be, Dara, ■« a prtsoaar both military and civil.— Mra.Oay remarked joculoutly that a* AT THE she had brought ia her hutband the would claim the reward offered for him. to Which Mrs. JHvie refunded, - Yea, • 100,000 would be considerable of an ■m>«M of pocket money to us, poor un­ fortunate*, now.. I void my bores*. carrUgsa, Silver ware and jewelry for what little money I bad, and that he* been taken from ma." Stephen, wm arretted on Ms plantation only a .beet d.stanor Iron Atfauta,by ieqsad of Gen. Upton’s VERY CHEAP! Sleep; Du: their Dull*. Raid; bow FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. major; Ri< I peuvementCblmtiey-C RUSSELL'S STORE, Hrcrnl Au Hastings, Mich. Jl'UCl KUMBLL A CO. Ms* 10. IBM. SPRING & SUMMER ATTENTION! All Notes and Ac­ due tbe under­ MILLINERY STORE counts signed on the first day of January, 1865, should be settled by UPSTAIRS. the first day of June SILK AND STRAW next Parties owing BONNETS and knowing us will understand what we mean. J. 8. Goodvuk Sl Co. loleiue uf | s the cool relume, .| Fields, Bit hiehintn,’ Bun,.,. Ifa, i, ltd. it will be remembered that the St. Albans mi deni warn recognised by Jeff. Davitseta bissmploy.ssd U claimed ttei they were eommtamamd by «*m- wtt a UKrr<*»| �isska pnooea lo **W has bcm several ynrs ,1^ appropriate exrrcieee fur the Fourth have been held in Healings. Since the rebellion is no for crushed that we have every pr.mpect of having a united country again, exalted, etrengtbened and purified by tbe terrible stnrm through which it has passed, at eocb a lime, when the bright day of a Mrvn.rM.aMWe perfect peace la dawn­ ' ' ' ‘ -[ that the people everywhere fhte the day of Ute .nation's CHANCERY ORDER. 'Tateor atcaioAX. Kghib-MfcU o Mon. F« A WCOIM TOLUAIA inrs " OMt»T FMMACB mOCT. I*—* *. :*«. Mm«. A. .... r™. pr«; sag U.U Um real *ad [eno JkmmI may ba partiuaned We are glad tn see that there is a prospect of giving the people uf tb'x vicinity a chance to unite loan old fashlotted oelebralionVm tbe Fourth. birth. Dar or -Uuruatnoir.—-There will bs religious Meeker, held al the M. K. dearth. on Thursday at 10 t'Tolock A. M., M accordance w ith the Proclamatemv ••f the Nati<*u»1 and State Executives designallng tbe lai day of June bi lie COMPRISING SEVEN DISTINCT EXHIBITIONS, WMTII aso MEN , AND UOBSEBI All uaAer see OigaaU i'atUiien, for OSE SiXGLE FB1CB OF ADMIFSIOX 1 Lincoln. •avsu Acctwwt.—W t this village was kicked hy day fM>rem«*«i, and'severely injured in tbe region of the liter and kidneys. He is a Mr way Cur recovery, and aII! proba­ bly ba oat again in a few day a. Faner.—Friday and Saturday morn­ ings were quite frosty in some localities. Not much damage i» reported. . CHANCERY ORDER. HK 'H’KB TEUQL2 BL2AT Tub amovmt «>T Primary looney apportioned t<> Barry County for 1805. ta |2,080,OH. Tbe number uf children returned, upon which tbe appurtiooment 4.50C. JAMES Skirts perpetually taahiunable. ROBINSON, But, ac- in market is J. W. Bradley's New Patent Duplex Eiliptii: Spring Skirt. They are elegant, flexible and durable. See adier- Twa ArtaxTic lAowruLr fur June is raceiled and all we heed say ia that this number ia Idly up to that standard vt excellence which i> s» character!.lie of .thia magazine. The U bl a of contents ia «a follows: A leUer about England; A Press Heriade ; Harpocrates ; Dsly’a NEW SKIRT FOR 1865. THE GREAT IX VEXTIOS OF THE AOE IX HOOP SKIRTS. Cows; Needle and Garden; Going to Sleep ; Ductor Johns ; Tbe Great Lake ; their Outlet* and Defences; To Carolina Oironado; Regnard ; John Brown's CVABWIN'S SAW. Raid ; bow I got into ll and how a gut .rut of it; 8cbutnaon’e Quiutettqfln E flat major; Richard Cobden; M'-dern Im pruvements and our National Debt; Tbe Chimney-Corner; The Jaguar Hunt; Lata scenes in Ricnmrmd ; Down ; Tbe place uf Abraham Lincoln in History ; Kceent American Publications. This number completes tbe fifteenth volume uf tbe Allelic, and neat month ie tbs commeocemrul of the sixteenth volume. Now is a moot favorable limb b> subscribe. Published by Tie*nor ds aw halfef Um Xonb.nl qaarwr aM lbs Morthorool qu.rur of th. qesrUr of Seeiloa Twrair-alas ta To«u two North of Ritp srssa Wai, ta Uw ixaty of Barry sad Sisis af Mich Jnnv uti l Fields, Boston. Term* H©0 per year; two copies for 7,00; tan cop.es for 130,00. tuuky guerrilla kmron aa the Wild t-i^marr n -'■a rwntumi near New Haven, Ky., on tbe 20th >»’- He luni« Ue'“ the ’terror ul the Country. FOB IBRBUULARITIEB. BnXBtfTB mX tub xesxscuwarowt ittrw. �iapahilc*. ft GRANT, »< :a &.» the record «f um wtewe trank m»ssnred oos hundred and four feel in circutnfer. .t47w«5*j bHocbM *r* about thw eame length, and u^tti Masi from n dtetenca, th* hrmi.pbermi cap uf foliage al monk raaatnbtea a foTMt. AfcHr°”»Adaweooia,wkhits daapgrvati Uves and tergt smrvy Has- A: 0t)?A3TH33SE21P AkE J&rijuui TO SL'fTLT Ut • pntrixrchal •’* “ l* *W am uwm n«w livlof more than two Itewwvd year. old. U te • ol Senegal and other parte of Wettera Alrtau • TO D™e» , . rTh7. ;* Z . —«AV*— . rt"1" HD'S go o tropical growth—has ordinarily an rrect tnmk «f not mor* than- twelve ar firnrteM feci tn bight, which divide* Into short branch**, each lertntaallug in Uh expand ed tuft of pointed, .word *hapwd leave*. There waauoouf tbe*e treea, destroyed by a tern peat aoaie forty ,«•" •r'. <“ the island of Tenoriffc, wHeb measured forty five fv’t in cinmmference, and nearly alxiy feel in bight. *nd »bich waa ■uppo*ed to be ona of the oldest living inhabitants of <>ur glube. Tbe Courbarils, of Brasil, ar* deacribvd as having trunk* tnora than eighty feet in ciroumfarwece at the baM. and aixiy f«t where tbe bole* become cylindrical— They are said to rswmbte living '’■■ck* mure than trees, for it ia only on lhat pinmule «-f their harv and naked hark tiiat foliage can be Jiats'iervd, and ttawl at aueb a distance from the eye that tbe form* of the leave* c«n n<»l be distinctly ’ »* * M<ui! mostcomplete xtsqrtfliCTi: rinttras and srEDiciNta, OF ALL KINDS, ,( Xfnj'A-ryiucHi (4 Ato'Ai.cOiw.. To Suit tbe Times. KB MBCHAK10AL Aid MED1C1SA1. FCRFOSKS.OJaY.jN: v SSrScagg* ^asSaasE -xSSSrSeet: ■SXX™' GROCERIES! IS SEW YOKE. SINCE THE TEA. COFFEE. BUQAJLSP1CB8,1’AFFEB. MUTNEH. FlfiS. RA1S1MH. 8ODK8HS I* ted. srwTthlag ta d>« Grocery lit*, s»*t> «• wU> ba M«ds<lfor temllT use. Abo * frod ts.-niT ci lbs Great Decline, In Prices, CIIWIK" 3-XIi3'iHlIXIi'3 AH CMklK Kitracts, yog THZ ZSFZCiAl'llXJrzkTr UF Illg LAPIST. icr oi au.,ut . ........... . .. 11* Norfolk pi"". or KaWriuf Ine New ^■latnteia. aUaina a Luru six*. Thia najestic tree grow, to the bight uf from ne hundred and sixty 1" »••• hundred md thirty Irrt. One ieapokrii of which nt.t-orrd aeventy five feet mund the OUR STOCK Au.ot.g the gitf-M-ite fl Acre and Laves ... have tn- "t . t - a Hl gift. n water Inoprfere hi"* than ,h«“ •«*“«»! Stuck ,,j Kmda kepi in n QiMhJ 8’"". "n,i PATENT MEDICENEt. iiEUlBuiar'S UTiACI SOCHii isavttbtiiEuToair WAbt: OUR FACIUTfeS For Doing Busimess, D2I3AIP, 3<D3 <ULEH red, and cmerad with yellowish white •pot*. The? *nd the nectary were from one fourth Ui three.fotirths of mt inch ill tbicknm. Th" flower measured a lull yard ■«>■«», and tLr jo-dary w-v of tint capacity of aix quart*, white the weight ul the whole wu al ieaal fifteen pounds. —Jfor titulhrriU. ARE EQUAL TO AEi' IE TBE •r Beady Pay, only- STATE Special attention wlUbapaU to CmfPtJOSftJid.orf pultiog no FKI3tjBrrnO5S. -nd »t,y ;r,rsxrtsssr iHetaWd1. Medical Depot, No. 104 SOUTH TENTH ST, PHYLA. Lately autue practical men lure revointnrodrd application uf wait to pirdem ci the I In atliuiuii, alter tbs crop bare been rvuMi.ixl, vr in the apring tielurw or oiler digging fur crop. ; and wa haew no doubt IcoUI our uwti liiuilad elpdcncc lu its uae, khat A will el&AA all that ia claimed fur it. Fur y ear* it ha* been eaubinbed that aallliay i.uin tbe uiar«be»u»«rB>-td by aea water, waa lar to bo prclerwd *■ n mlftth tu auy- other putatencc. The ap plication of uriuc^ also lu fruit trues, especially Ute plum, where it ba. been rauaE paiurally used la wall known lu Lave a very Uuueti(*ul ctTevt. Ttoa fruit growers u| New Engl .bd and New l urk claim fur sell many •<> vantages by sowing It Under pear trees. Itery say it glee* tbebka lo lUa iruit. It aril-have the 1 rfltct in u gkiden, also, ut dcalruyilig DUXIUM liucct* which boro ibelr winter habitation* ia the ground. Fruin bh^u eight Lualicl* li> the acre can Im applied with aalvty. Any Cuuir, re!uae salt will du. Il should hot be buried —the ruin* Will diMulve it Bird carry It down.— Farmer* frequently have *alt from Uieir meat tubs and mackerel barrels, which Beware of Counterfeits- \xsraMf ASK FOB HZXMBOUFS! and ■» ne*fi THE ONLY SURE THING. PHOTOGLYPH ^5^5% JMXttTS & THS VgBT ' S3H&3®, BEST OF e^Si^wiStgE 4HWIt*. UthwedAwint * X WOBKMLX. A.TT>, BY TOR VAT. »TT HATS r.r- 1 .aa. -. »dt «>. * A Large j£i£sX^R?- WiURT ■.•ULSVSliff *S , wsm ■>,. Stock of MEN’S AND BOY’S BROGANS w^z-sssttw^jirCw*. fea&sss Or.sa Rapid,. 8,p.. IM| ' «|r«g Um RE5IWER tl Wiker Hair Preparation, liaolsold by Draggiat bottle ell! be aswlley. - I* At urSrlt of . T »A. W ®ABT 3S EEATT OLD LADHS . FAIR MAIbENB [ afterward, the lard remaining viribla on t tha msuhle^mdd ba wip'd off with . rag. By thaae mean. y<m Isava • water proof bout urabcw, a uh..nt theanuuyanoa oauaed by iuuwAaiuffapenetrating tbo ‘ tea.W -d gmMtag M* Muckier AW . Munuenrir. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! »«, He Beu I Ura riu Ur, .1 H aK.1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-06-07.pdf fc47ff25cd56c20dddb275a4f5dc3617 PDF Text Text I >MfT .wntatdM erft xtriMtg . "5 x IM.& !■ Al 1 vy ^*-4 v •>»«•*> j i xta: soawg of uj, -. rG.-.ro tai ta (ThrndtoB tai a. 1 so rja-.-ytiq xeyovcT tax ,v!» ssaesssse tlOuii^&xna, ' Sasliny' guiitm 5ir«t«qi. JinjiiUMDiYm nmmr, ®rijint Jettrj. MtiniflrU to MJWWMfcrHW.,<wo»vv Mtcnnux. aJsry ’.’&W! Charity ata romvd Uta tot na rally. .„ifrfa-«¥ jtom JtaK ; emouon of bitterness. If there be * member less agreeable to me, bo it taino to reccollact that I U fa dlwroeabto tp warn at watch word ba amendm«it, Bof proeerlp■ linn. Our purpoee tn improve othere at pomaow wyoiw"-. God baa made this, world, ana. satire well «• to ba Improved. An IntellectMl ' * *but Ifettoltfirte iW&t cabineJ.rfwrHUeejand w|>ere era wo creature mad* angola, capable W e'proremetit, It to the P*00aT**M4SW’T --- f--xsnZ.-U.il Ing and approximating to hie original we Inept* and the deeper 'frw dig. the elevation. The design > ■Mpd end pro­ more amusing tta dsrefapvnenk and Um grass •♦■cured bv combination arid contort. more attractive the reward. Nature if If th. world tow farnWhedlWTe and Utere but nap cumbrous volume fnr ttamlndte an Intellectual ffidltaris wendirtg bto mon pertain The hoahnndman who anatyaas ■■tin wav of .taetfoe, U has hta Ito myrfata who have cllmbta tta steep ta •octal concert with rotothw sass; dem oo.trating the advantage of commingling mind, and uniting nt effirta. W orthy memV.. a noble enterpriae ; let «s see whether the meant are practicable, and the object at taloahla ; the labor aeailabto and the eta an adequate toward. Lot indolence Mteer at the humility of <wr efforts, but with the whole analogy of nature to enemtrsge na, we mXy prospectively triumph. tto>’ but just entering upon the octet. 'When we see the edamtut worn by the drop­ *-’* swollen to ping water, ........... tta v<t float the gal hurt ahi tn an oak stadntfh— ------------ ——. we mnnnt hut bewrow confidence from the rvsulta of tta smallest beginmg. If examples be needed we have them in abundance. Many ill«Mtrte.M spirit, Erosided. That spMial *M*q.»’0P e»ap hare rfoen v- evince tta power of perrobe rn.de to the Prw^d^^ to OgjkEt reresnee. and the benefita of confederated efl-'rt. Our own FaxxxUw laid tta foundation of hie aftet-emforoew in an : «Hy extended ae may ba uutaMsnti^tah e.wciation far more Itarttdd and bumble the facte oflbecero.and the pesto <•»<!; than this. Hlmwlf with perhaps five dignity »f tba Doited .Stated -Ths Seecompanions werw banded for'mutual Im­ provement. They eonveraed.originnled, wn-te, read, and crttieiata/wM tta oniln ingthe said amnesty oath, so he tb h»«ors ion of mind, though but 4tat nt appren­ ITAcrwu. the President of the United ite benefits to the people abd guard <hw tice hove ripened Into giant Intehect, Giivaremeot against Irand. - :rai liod which ’conceived the framework of free­ Slate, on tbeStbd.T of December. |8d3 ln testimony wherenC /baeg tatoMto ’ AN ESSAY, ‘ dom ; wielded ita efikirs nl State; play­ and on the 26<h day of March 1804. did, sst my hand and cuwd the seal of ,lhq Heart Dvforv l.od.e Ke. 44 I. O. ot C. T. ed with (be lightning’s flash, and claimed with the object to eupprem tba than ex- Uniled State, to be affixed. 2, . hting'rrbcltion, to. induce all perron, in ll ' Dona at the City .taWa^lngtM it>4 Passing along life’s Journey, a voice tho thunderbolt. return tn their loyalty and to restore th. twenty -ninth dev of May, in the year 4f came from a far n«wk in creation saying, of .UCCVM. let U look at tta reward of authority of the United Sutea. tow our Lord, eigbteee hund—d -aod “Brit a little lower than the angel."— intellectual culture. Tbeeo are realjy proclamation, i&rin* amnesty and par­ But a Tittle lower than the angels! I re manv. and tale been eoAftta aderned in don to certain pereutia. who had directly plied. Enviable position 1—Can there all the rieb tapestry whtetoJengvage rouM or by implication, I participated in th. •A ■ ■ - said rirtwlliun. and wb^raaa many person, be a race nf beings, wilbmat die vestibule farntab and genie, carry, thst it leaves ua who bad so engaged in said rebellion, Bytbe^rtodnS,--'-*-” AWMW MUMW-n at a iiwe what items to select for unv.n of heaven, whom God hath elevated thu.1 nitbed rtatal, but wa nutipt it aag aonnn have nince (be toaunnee of said proclamaLives there one of oar speeice who c->vete of “True independence and sirongth pl iofti Ailed or neglected to take the bene­ E.l.r.tle. SebCM^ . , nnt the eultatiua, and would not, were character. Nol ttat Indepstaehee which fit. oflrred thereby-; and whereas many perron, wboh.re been jurtly deprived pouriliililiee opened^ aspire to the semi­ ■ reject, all cmtneU, bwt taring brought ____ r -•■ ' - *-•*• - । of all dtim toamnea^r and pardoa there­ M m forottafor carrying tat d ’Abo* Divine e-uidition 1 out his own course, Bto.'blindly and im­ under, by reason «-f their participation Yet who would 'tore indulge the tbn't, plicitly Flowing a leader. When we direct!’ or by implication in mid rebel­ of peaceable en.igratioo -W •Mrttwo.-— and In hia wildest dreams entertain the m> a mau together, adtoatomsd to intel lion aad continued ferocilrty to tba Gw There to plenty e( room fuf any camber ufsmigrantaJu that country. „|M there fa hope, as tic surveys lbs mvrids bf hi. leetttal detiendenc*, waiting for a master, ernment of the United State, aisee the fa ou r ow0 great Wort- Tbs diffidence race but a little hjgber I han the herds lhai we are reminded of certain fowls (rxjt date of said proclamation, sow deaina to to something lb dirndle, and very nfaMf grmc, br ibe airnlrora that prowl. But specially proverbial for sagacity) which more fa th* political tta eociirf«lat» B* a little higher 1 Ney. more irrational fly in a trisngla, end of which tta sportsthing. that await Um adeatiurwrin Mer< than the one; more cruel than the other, (man has learned that If be capture tta sehrtoly may tee restored, and that pesos, order and more hubruted than all the brutal lender, be baa the ffiwk. f world. Nnt merely ramtale of body conceive a mrttw ewkwwvd dilemma, than and' fr»sd<»m may be eetabltebrd. L An­ drew Johnson, Pre.id.nt of the Uhltsd and substance, but feasting upon the for DOO uninformed ata anecvualoraed to • ‘ - States, do • ptiedaim and decUr. that I bran's awrow. and the eon". sg<>ui«i, independent actloa, to ta M hereby gm<t Ho all persona who have ••me positioo wbhjb throw.I eating up lheir.fey«>ws as it were bread. directly of.ladirectly participated In the With such exhibition, from the only nwn rerourrwe. and compel, utoting rebellfm,, except aa haretaaftor wittadt a hinder. Or If I rational race will* which we are conver­ excepted; amnroty and pardon with roesant, where would thought fix the raidence thing more awkward, it Is — _— of taiugs mad. but. a little lower than -to to bo forced to decide where adverse ,toraXbmof .il righto of property, tlie angel. I Wtal planet rolling nearest arid nearly balanced view, are ■* *£•— as to slave., and except in csass where the EteranlTbriuie was made the fa’nrwd In general Itrtsflecwal attaloiiMtn tafl be legs) proceeding, under the laws of the point, and peopled by creatacewon whom Identified with prtMnpUtuide to decide ata United States, providing fi>r the offices the Creator spent superlative tore I— •M. Yet H fatal ta' shewed tost there tion of property of perrons wegsced l» [Jow broad mq«k be 'i» vall.ya rtnd bow have taen metatataly exeepUo^ wtato rebellion have been instituted. be| «m with parte m«wt brilliant, tad attainmrote the condition, .narrttheleax. that every bright He. lawns—tots —-n“ mo«rieh.r--—«- ofMfcMW f-unti and bow salubrio— —- —71— -. i-r affirmation, _______ ly Mutmlited. by toThere ruu.l happipeen revel and nw«tc fflstotain aaid < swell in everlasting carol 1 . O. that wt dedrion and tlmid.tr. It may totaed te r^«tb stall be fairiy qurrtioeed whether the eaoee wf were transferred te.Ux. blissful aoanc, Truth .nd Reform had been toMsd ! for ­ inada participants foils joy and xaiasd of tbeiswor'and eBrot fi-ffowing, to wit t ward in Germany, but for the Iron Brmto Ua sievatton 1 ■ . '•‘I db solemnly W^eitr or affirm, to * omltahle energy cf III tart But stav. This asrth is tta alastod tauntingly affirm of the Mbto «f Almtetoy God, that 4 wHI spot; sod ours I. dm rscs placed in. tta ssstojCAASsaiJ vaorxastoxAi.. pbASK ALLES. Attoro.’ .nd Coua.ellor st tow. .art »Uli«Iler Io Chawssry, aad Metary -FwMte.^ G.ov'.i •llenlioo pud to tb. exuel.M;«a nf till, of real ..l.lt, Olt« or«r Wak itariow'. _ aadoeauiior j>"-e-.»liog. I Milinled u> moi ar U>» imred bi aald Murtgae. < Matin ia borvby «>«•■■ dial gliirtllanj. ’ CHANCERY ORDER. ITATE OF MICHlGAjl.-EigUh Judicial Ci»- wA^fitE^JSSg r«-F-i rrTr* MORTGAGE SALE. ta.k,rUw 1*«» «ta«ln **• ‘^dlU?rt ** 81s: —.L...I, day of toccs.for. .c'ni Ml-T in and for lf.» ecu nt» cf H*rrt. r’jFEl.., . f Ulcburac, on Uu 5I*h da’ “> > i^r .i a o aiocX. I'- «. • Utar "K ££♦>» *od.‘,K contained i» Mid bm>H- ofthe OsHbd State*, tod the TTntow ^.ths State, thereunder, ebd that TwIRi in like manner abide by and'Wthfcllv sopport all lawaand proclamation, which MtDMWtU.*. M>a»ca«, OFFICE., QV-ER BLAKE'S STORE. Will aiuad leill tala to to. lto» «TM» prefe. tJHaofJ.vto.roWp^eGnd., The following 'elatoea «T Persons ato bcual. he has departed from proximity ’v ettortl •^•^•^LUOjrDA cxrrjwr. A't'iwwajr. *»* 1 Bet nfnalpe Aherns remedy, 1 Mm we tK< in seme measure at least, rnpta. out elevation, and recover enjoyment I— We may. The antiA>te to hmnd fa the MuJTXltlv.fa- sod ths A-rA daphne. IwboarwwatalltatfobteB il hr dfolotebtfo takers. «• But tot me here throw ou| a toe local .uuestfoe., whafa, to pe.tosm to have a material bearing upon, our uW*^« J,p c~* TSiw—'•------ r“““ lotion and w>4Mbte j| tomw/id* UiOendn* ^JtatSfc-Alltohbleft ktamtoiheOtoi akd.ebo �7-30 LOAN. ng tb* pn.p«r ^riti**,' that a doctor wWrfd be I What phyeieiao have ybo £ of Sept. J. E.T*dow,l Drtkm BeuSoMd too nsnic* oZboctor* -Meeting wmmIM to ord*e by J. A. Sweetey, Chairman. Jacob Maae, from tbe comtniitea to edieit fund*, reported I1H pladpd, with a prospect that tbe same may ho consid- weoee ear vice, usd tbe country atiil MRT trtttt ‘Mt* far h. -Gen. ■bernsn rnadenmost humiliating biander In bi* terms with the rebel Jobutv. esaworybody admite, but the country MR omfenk thst, Mate bo lesiata that friondMp far him and adalnOco for 14s military qualities mutt include a ' ntAT>T HAM fart moliavo (tmthM?*, in justice to Dr. Craven, we fe«T oompalled to any thst ootwitbrtaodiac the tavldumis and in»ulv ing sotertion cif chief df traitors, the CLOTBINO. rnrm MMM>wrriui Hadlcy work* \* nearfy 3.000 d-ten epuol* daily, the company temtemplale an immediate eclargemaM of their facto­ ry, which will enable them to mor* than double thia number. They aro now Using up three curd* of wood per day In the manufacture of spools. [iaf-Tbe Hadley Spool C-tton la far On motion, a Committee of Arrange­ ptoridanfa and-'«v«r ha* been an unconments waa chosen, consisting^of th* fab Jiltansi Vnlou.««<»n 3Jetl!" lhe wool-— lowing peraoua: D. B. took, Frank Tbedrtcfor found nothingrariou.ly wrong Allen, J. M. Nevins, W. H. Hayford pith J*Ts physical poodhtan. f TU raal reason of Tevis’ dealra for a sal* by Barlow, Goodyear dr Grant.— and John E. Hall. psysuuan ' became apparent when his Ed. Banker.) J. E. Ba» and John Roberts wereap JooonUdc rural was sorted to' him. The ice ever Oebriw®** Oroecrr, pointed a copunittee to procure an Orator *m«rd*rer pf w. jftjipnqra ja fed on the regular *rn>y rations, pred*»l v of the KALAMAZOO, - MICH same quantity and quality'as fa terrod On motion, the following wereebpten out to our soldiers in garrlaon. Jeff, STATE ± U. S. CLAIMS, as officers of the day. has not bepo partaking pTUiTs fo<<d with President—H. A. Goodyear; Vice WrJW***^Po,’n JMl*rda.v Ofeo disgracsd for tbs simple manoer in which hw CMTveyptf instructions and lo- Presidents—L A. Holbrook, D. G. ha thraw hi* wznin ' hr war! and meal fnym him,exclaiming ma Jotuj and angry voice, and I* well able to decide a* to tbe mertenigtoPB. Sterman Insists that his Robinson ; Marshal— W. H. Hay ford. iu of such an exhibition.—Ed. Wetlern On motion, the’ following Fissnco •‘that be .WM. not acco»t«HU*d to such Haoder shoold be excused entirely, and Rural.] living, and would not put up with it.’* that Stanton shall bo condemned, for th* Committee was chosen: The offiar and bla guard <® duly with­ Standing on tbe balcony of tbe fiber­ manner only In wHoh bo performed a . J. Maus, C. A. Bailey, Geo. Preston, in the c«di looked oa ,1a quiet emprise. man Home, a day or two ago, my atten­ Davis became yet morir irate, and strode Allen Jon** and George H. Keith. duty to the government. tion was.attracted by a band of mu*>c, up and-down hi* cell, exclaiming that be On motion, meeting adjutiroed. Gon. Sberraan'a official report, explain­ which beaded Dan Rice’* Menagerie In i wm “ to be mu.rderpd." J. A. Bwbkxv, Chairman. ing th* reasons for his singular sgrtemant Al oi»a time lie endeavored lo jlepriyo 8. C. Paiaota, Secretary. on* of tbe guard* <>( bi* gun. Failing io very large and really beautiful, i* drawn ihie.hefort<^>eo ,bi* »e*tand shirt, heard I by a novel Iraui, cvmpoaed cd- Romeuj toward modifying tbe harsh judgement bi* brrsut, ami .asked to bo sboU Thia i 1 aaid to be tbe tallest eleph.-mt on tbe o-n. heretofore accorded to that act, but it Tbo Grand Haven Union says Hoc. mclo-dramatie request waa j»>t complied | tinenl, preceded by a little baby elephant will Mvarthelesa fail to commend these with. Oa the contrary, lbs <>ffir*r of tbe I but a little trIB* Over three feet hijh, and term* to tbe judgement* of loyal men<— T. W. Ferry left home Utt week to at­ day and Geo.-Milos war* apprised of th* two Arabian camel*. Tbe veritable Dan Tr»r» .-f C»»ll While She moLi re* of Sherman may be tend a meeting of the QimmiMionart far violent onodoct uf tbe prisoner, and imns followed the band iii a carriage drawn by KwtWtlJMWTlKO' w«reord*c*du? bo planed upon hi*ankle*, four borac*. The trained b>>r»ca and the Gettysburg Cemetery. regarded aa good, in that arrangement, it will be seen hi thls'.lhat the Jruning <Frum the tame paper, wo Item that mules name next, fallowed by the twen­ Mheeqnant event* have proved that such was perfectly justifiable la every point of ty.two cage* containing th* wild animal* aa arangamant was entirely unnecessary. lliert have been sixteen catet of amall <>( the menagerie. Tbe entire procet*><> With tbe facta «U before tbe people, it ia pox at Grand H*ven,»nd one death. (-onWhen ibe.offieera war* about to place waa more than a mil* in length, and p>< now tbe bight of fatly for Gen. Sherman aider-able excstammi occurred on the 28tb tbe gyves upon hire he became mor* armed a very fine appearance. In the afternoon I v iaiti-d tbe menage­ io **k more than that hta tingle blender bit. in oonsequenee of tbe-Roard of Dealt b violset than bofetee, and reaisted .with all bla power lheadjurtmrat of the in snarl e*. rie. At th* paVtHon, I f-wnid an linshall be overlooked oa account of th* prohibiting tbe holding of religion* serHe waa gently but finply held, and the ■uenae crowd, but succeeded iu getting purity of hie motives. He can never | licet at the church** in Grand ■-Haven. ahacklea fastened. Ha riqleotly berate.] ii<vide, and btg.xi an examiatfon, com All acquiesced 'excepting the Dutch tbe officer while perfufrnlng this unpleua tnencing with “Old Grixxly,nainonatrou* eb ureh, where quite a melee occurred, ant duty. He was allowed to scold w> California boar, said to weigh *ixtecii uninterruptedly* ’ . resulting in aomo arrest*. hundred pound*, lie i* surrounded-by fiinoo bislacarceratloa he has conduct­ a number nf the bear faintly of variou> Richard M. Smith haa been appointed ed himtelf io a haughty end auperalious aperies, including Ike black bear, the cinIndian agent for tbia State. Ha waa for­ tnaoncx, tiH * yesterday,'when be beernue uatnoc he*r of Oragun. etc. The other merly a clerk under Hoc. D. C. latacb, uuteageooaly violent. He i* cairn rr-tofarmer Indian Agent. Il it taid to be aw day. Dr. Graven bee again v lai ted him, c-rticvivable kind of wild animal*, Hun*, and report* bla health a* g»<>J. ■ The Vlrjtute Etrettoa. black and spotted tigers, hyena*. Senegal excellent appointment W. T. Howell No papera.are allowed to be taken in leopard*, panthers, xobra, lama*, kanga­ It now appears that tbe election of del- (Judge of Ariapoa.} received tbe ap­ bi* cell. While op the Clyde he man- roo*. South American tapir, alpaca, Iwon. »g»U» to the State Convention in Virgin­ pointment in March Last but President "bged to gate poesearion of an Jiaguinr, monkey *, baboons, etc., with bird* i>f all ia, bald last mopth. only took place la the Jobnaon revoked the appointment containing the proclamation of President kind* arid discriptions. Jdhnxm selling a pries upon bi* bead ; re-orgaeixed counties, nine In number, Th* yak*, or wild ghainorie, as he is Tbe Loosing Republican *ay* that the after reading wijfoh h? remarked that th* that the Flerpont Government representcalled, was fastened to a Make, tugivi nil Lansing and Jackson Railroad will ba an opportunitv lo examine him. II* i* «d. Tbe election* in the other purliun i-f reedy for tbe Iran from-Jackson tpd^wliu mdred a novel addition to a meriBgerte. th* fitetehava not yet traoapr^rd. When within two week*, and it ia expected that and i* a decided curiosity, lie ia a* these ejaetkma take plane in tbe other large a* an ox. and h«v hair ul surprising The HaAtar Sgoel Conga. portionsof’Frrgmta.’nil who are exaepred grading will be completed far ths entire length. I next noticed the «acred Cattle route by July let [Frew Ihw Spnscfitte K. joUkwo. FcU I. HU.] ofindla. th* only <me«cver permitted to from d£» President** Am neaty Procla Il ie ftattavieg to Um local pride of chv l*ave that country. They ar* held in The Nile* Republican gives an account maCioc, and ail wbn refaaa to tai*« tbe Conneclleqf Talfey that a factory at high veneratl.-n and regarded a* object* of the robber? of tbe bouse of F. M. prescribed oath wilt ba debarred from Holyoke hu commenced the manufacture of worship. Th* ImiII is wvenlsrn itud voting. * But it JTto be doubled if thia Faulkner of tbe city of Nile* on the 23lh of the IxwUapoo! cotton in this country ; one half band* high and with ear* eight-; Which be proposes to sell at will gfv* rte origin*! unlott men any uh, by means cf falae key*. Tbe same een Inches in length, add a very large ; and it it a.matter that the cation may be lump «n hi* *boolder*. ’ H« ba* been ■ The Very Lowest Rue?, far Cash. great advantage. Tbe truth la, rdd Vir­ night Mr. John Bordes, living a few miles weal of Niles waa robbed In bl* proud of that tb* sama thread is the best trained *o a* to be tatToducvd into the ' ginia WM dlaloyaJ to tba very core, and My Stock embraces all that la tronalfy uwu buu»e of money and other valuables in the world.’ ‘ fliretefaee, American In­ ring and made to perform several a/ri kept iu a Country Stura, such aa genuity Las filled to pAkfuce a thread ous feats. A cow and calf i>( this singular been disloyal. The m*!eoml*ou, will to the amount of 12,000, Mr. B. was tied variety are also in the collection. which could compete i»acy decree with when tbe ruffains, three in number helped take the oartv ss readily aa a turkey A flock nf Palestine sheep na«t stirart, the beet Imported tbreede. Tbe com- ed my attention. They an* Very rare tbemsclve* to what tbay liked. swallows corn,and with as little reflection The Lansing Republican say* that a peratlrely eqsable e»d anelectric atraoaupon it* eolemeuity, or sigoificanco, phnte of Great Britain hoe glrtn it pecu­ farther than the privilege* it confer* upon gang of pickpodcata appear to be fallow­ liar »dtentage* far thread making,. far them. Having taken the oath of allqri- ing Dan Race’s Show. Tb*y drive a subtile atoiospheric influence* b*vo a snoe, awff possessed* themsefvte of the prosperous business In some towns. potecey In this business which few- imag­ dUprtSuu government, they will nt them- . Hon. 8. S. Lacey, of Marsfcail, baa ine- w bo have hot engaged In it. Some —.. . . .. ............... ............._.'n ne giri** Into ealeaa to work to annoy and proscribe been appointed cuUeetor of htterno! Re­ manufacturer* In thi* country have iml- the cage wIrb fanr fiun», a black Bengal the trw Onion men, and to show their venue for the 3d Congressional district, latsd *s cloa*ly a* pnaaiblc, and *u far as tiger and two leopard*. Hostility to the Union in every ooacalv- in place uf Hoc. Ira Mayhew, resigned. they enuld be obtain**!, the.best English The eatnel* are the only Arabian cameh abte manner. We had hoped that tbe mod la iu machinery aad modes of man- in America, all others being of tbe Afri The Bottle Creek Journal menVcne a loyal man would have beetr. permitted to ufactare, but have barvlofar* failed to fan variety. Next to them ar/th* ele­ severe halt storm as vUiticg that dty oa phant*,—the gigantic Romeo juul the tmallMt elephant ever seen in this coon Sunday May 28th. Half nearly as largo ■tote* which have been in rabettfon. Such try, presenting a wonderful contrast a* i have a FULL STOCK of BOOTS kppeorateb* tba only safe method, and as heir's egg*, broke windows act) de­ they stand side by aid*. I bad now seen all tbe animal*, and wa* ready to bear AND SHOES, in the *.!. uf which.) th* eoonsr the* fast I* reeugtiissd, th* stroyed crop*. currniiimwi, , NEW STOKE NEW GOODS' NEW PRIEC8! 0.1). SPAULDING, DRY GOODS. GROCERIES aoooor will perfect peace, order sad unity united in '1 Button ia wd, and it tbwt, America ____ . ___ _____ iL -In­ deed, w> attempt of any sumquence waa made hero ta, manufacture genuine six* * * " FW A correspoudeot of the N. Y. Trifaciw deaiea that Cok D. T. Dulaacy, 'dfoeted to the State Senate from the Alexandria, Va. District, fa a disluyal man. He voted fur Lincoln in IMV-snd ha* been in Libby^g* aJlnion man. The other delegate*ejected in Virginia, so far, hisvo no fover^le reeord. Jeff. Davia was acnt from Fortroe* Macros oa tbe Monitor Saugu*. which auC aground 18 miloa Mmt WmMrmm. lie wa* then trenafarred tn the tap*doUM a*, aad UMri-d op to thaaity Dan Rice's lntere»ting lecture on tbe can offer you p anhr.al kingdom. Mr. Rice hat long been 8PLENBID BAMGATNt! known over (he whril* country aa an in-, imluble jester and humorist, and he blds Mr to auoeeed equally weH In bi* new field. In which be atiil makes frequent draft* on bl* inexhaustible store of wit. After the lecture, the *dncated animal* were put through tb*ir performances, beaded bv the blind borsa Exc*Iai»>e jr., My Goods wan ALL baugbt tinea the who tn, wltknat doubt,th* moat wonder­ fully educated and intelligent aniiirml great decline In prrceb. I sell for cash or ever exhibited. After th!*, fallow the r«dy pay. charge nothing for i^ereea, performances oftho other horse*, mulaa. nothing fur keeping books, nothing far Lal debU, Wooly a •• »• >W»» VM, ulbtr property. Th* tolara^ b payahte samiSISSilMfa OwpeassMaArf teaaA oaSKtrt** BjA-rl Thursday «l It will b* al bration of 11 It is knead. I faahiunsd c» I the name. I and a « douI will all join I memorate 11 cow so canal of pnace axel liberty. I HriCi 1 tbs uniting 1 cngregalitM I Thursday, ill JamsJioauf t| nolutbctaial •desired. I u s<Livery < Hot xxd I] siocc we hai.l • nd i be gnari Gras* Msuflsl ia rxcecdingl I X*w oGenal by tbe G^vcramut. u>4 Ma •■p»ria* advantage* tarte II the ' '• Goat I’eputer Loan of the row*te^- ' L«MIS« eJ-tc.O-X'/O? ef m« U*o MtaMfaW t^-Frsa our thanks f<l paraqus. It I we have aeee Tns Dvtrcl tiut the “ Ci| lortncd that i| Barry count] I a high scboUl hoped be not I the gift." We klw* -county i», ar* I . ihtak it will d to 1*11 any thi | hi.tS0.000 i tarMra. tut |«t «>fa free I aud the latrs nr-W” wo failure uagerie, to si noth'16th. tarTM I 4*.hm to time AVa received I late for publkl had changed t ulum. and th* tings. N-> re | �S’tfl DAN RH %-A.iaacstt _ ____ MENAGERIE! “A <™i M^.1 BiMUUr.,. Grt J Suh. phant in Amerhsa, two Arabian Campbells, the edueated Mules, ann I,..,, i. T*. co.-.. . >.r l 1 __ <*>>< , * ' will POSITIVELY exhibit’ AT HASTINGS, FRIDAY, JUNE 16th, By the proceedings of t I netting on Thurwday evening pubiishij elsewhere, MIDDLEVILLE, THDE3DAY, JUKE 15th. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. CHILDREN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. U will be seen that there h o be a cuJebratim<c<tbe Fourth <>fJul fa i Hastings, WUl *pN*Uwl............................. ................... r»t,boravvin „d lor.rvellnlltta^ It is intended that this shall be an old fasMuned celebrathc, and oie worthy of the name. The times, ar^ and we doubt not but that 1 will al! join In a hearty rndea'i . . HATT iRIDB . <;HA.N<^YtQlU)E8.^rn‘ stati: orxiasiQA&^gha, memorats the birtb-dsy of unw to pstuly restored to tin cf peace and tht enjoyment o( liberty. |3y” Religious services wet tbe vailing of the M. E. and P< congregations, at tbe M. E. < Thursday, in accordance with Jkinationof tbe President. The djiy wa> nut uthec*iae ubuervwd as we could Lavi «rw. iavaa«.» ... tplabitn’t* SuWrtt 5 U.n-TM>4em* .Bfesrtt'#. HT Gm-lyeer, Ration 4: lUdl. j repairing thrir fl.-uring mill, by ext ing tbe large fl- tub fr>Htt* the saw und arc patting in four turbine ■ w heel*. This will enable them V« c Ilutawo Dar.—It is now two week, •inc* we ha»e had any rain in this •eetion, and tbe ground ia getting very dry.— <>raaa is suffering severely. Die weather ia exceedingly Lol. 4IX Or MIOWAX Coup s aeaaloa at th* i'rebats Cunt ory, balfea At Us J'oUiatt 0 cl thsd-ss. on MsoSsy, V» la u>« jni GO* tbouMi cd •fxtr-B r«. pTBocal. 8. C. sad »f»iy t»a ' t‘r«*«it,8. C. fauiPus. JbSjb ct । r’u*lb* matter1 of'ibT Mpben* M. | “oVrtSl^d fltlajflM jJrtJWfe'bdV^fed at Albert a Hilt, praying tbat tbe I a.twill ar. d teatanaat at said deeMaed. may be admitted to Thereupon it u Ordered, That Meufev, the AaUtk an4 AlrLtr Kcjli A*J>Uo Camel*. i Capo Good lir.pe Lion L L Aiuaaukui &scfc lijr. Econrtl 1ao|-H». Royal LmoIibo Tigvr, P»Mher of Tarugtmy. ADMINISTRATOR’S SA LB •. ” iiMBUttw of tta ettate cf Jobp X. listen**, fy Frank Allen Esq. will aecept our thanks fur a basket uf splendid Asparague. It was of th* largo I growth Tnir Detroit Adrtrliarrii Tribtiat say * that the ~ CAriit.aa HtroU has been in formed (hat a Mr. Baldwin <>f Hastings. Harry eonn'y.hs* given I50.0CH) to found a high school or college in Ohio, and hoped be would lire to be aide to double the gift." We know where Hastings, Burry -county is, at.-d where Ohio is. but we tbiuk it will puitle any body in thi* trgion to tell anything about Mr. Baldwin, ur hutbO.OOO donation. hr* Is bereb* giesn.UaVi ssper printed «tid cit*ulsunf Barry, f.r Hum •nctae*l>S wm fever bearing. 8. C <A tree copy.) [laytOj The only ARABIAN CAMELS in America I NW SKIRT FOR 1865. PKOFOSORSEARX. r— fcuwm “LION KING win«t«-tbB DENS of PKaFOr.M:". Lions, Leonards, Tigers, Panther*, 4 Cougars! HOOP SKIRTS. J. The Educated ELEPHANT, ‘Romeo, DRIBLET'S Xe*r<K»» DUPLEX EL- irwkA“«4'ww>v.' »y Mnu F. D. Ackley la just in re ixipl><fa fresh supply uf Millinery go>«d*. nod tbe latest sty Ira. jy We are assured thill tberr a ill fatWlurcon the part »f Dao Rice's Mrserie, t" visit Hailing* as advertised. ssra g^y~The Eqnr»curriculutn failed to r.imato time on Monday a* advertised. Estate of Delebes^ irro>Jf/CHZ«v;a We received a line frmn the agent tx». Uta Air publication Iasi week, ’ng had cbaneed the route of the Eqwswrirulutn. and that it would nut visit Has­ tings. sattf****^ IXqCIRE TOR THE DVH.EX N<> rea»i>us were given. Lyon’s Periodical Drops! tuE cheat female BfeMEor fob Iruegclauities . Remember the day and date. # F. A. KEELER, Agent. ..Honing, »iS: ATKiLwSaopra : HOrtgj aBANCE*X,ojyiHBv; uju STATZ or JtlCBlGjUr, n» ........ zriUMn Oxrrt /lw lAr» « �pulmoi rtEr^««SS= BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, BAVINS FORMED wall eetablisbed Uwe of miasma, tvs families may dwell within half a mile of a drained mill pond, aad eat only one will nstfer from It, while the other four will remain free from ur.tMal disease : Fis'nt—If • rapid stream of consider­ able width runs between the drained pood and tbe house. . Second—If there is interposed a thick hedge or growth of living, luxuriant tree* or bushes. A.treble row of sunflowers ia known to hive answered the purpose In repeated (a»rs. Third —If the prevailing winds from June tn October are from the hoove to- ARB PREPARED TO SUPPLY Roberts & Striker, OF ALL KINDS. AND AT PRICES Suit the Times. BtoemsBvrtalMiriMld. JRFENTINE AND ALCOHOL. twi imm, jy FOB MKTHAMiril. and mbdicixal POKFCMU^OKLY^a Beenod-Miasm le absorbed by thick, living, luxuriant foliage. Third—Miaam cannot travel against the wind. Fourth—Miaam cannot ascend a high steep hill. Ibero la n» mystery in these variations nor any complexity, when tbe laws uf miasm are thoroughly understood. .II.will be practically u.slul for the young farmer, in a pecuniary point uf view, id understand, further, that in one GROCERIES IN NEW YOBE, SINCE THE Great Decline, In Prices, r any sluggish stream, may be visited ritb iicknew; the very next year that ame boose may be exempt because It ia , very cold summer; mid the third year twill escape, because it is a very hot earner ; and the f.airth year it will be a ary healthful hahltatioo, because it has wen a very wet cummer. Why these TEA, ComX, RUG AB. SPICES. PBPPBB. PBVXEM. FIGS. RAISIXS. CODFISH; H^rowviblsg frw-<U* °"**r7 '"*■ *neh * Also a great varistv of tbe ' GXD3QXS7 3>XE7mXEEBW Ab4 Cwklif Extract*, -“Sxrs'aei OUR STOCK First—Miaam cannot form, or If It does, cannot rise through a fool or two of depth of water, and lbs wet summer keeps tbe pond <x>vsred. 8*wod—Tbe hot summer dried the MTEST MEIICEIEV. HELMBuUi’S EXTRACT BDCHu tSflFDLOVSD^bSS WABM OUR FACILITIES The cold summer did, not give the digreeof bsatureessaryip'thr generation Of miasm—that is, eighty degrees of Fahrenheit. These principles fully explain the ap­ ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE parent mystery of the epidemics in Nev STATE. Orleans, already referred- to In the first part of thia article. An illustration of the laws of miasm, which tbs writer will never forget, »«" bad during a cholera summer in Boston, under the foll<«wingcircum«taneva: The city autfihrilirs inaugurated a must । perfect as exam of cleanliness. Efforts were made tn procure the services uf the most reliable men to visit every house from cellar to garret, and compel tbe remuvalef everything which should have even a (remote tendency to inrita the fear­ ful aouurgc. Tbe rreulls were admirable; there was nut a single ease of cholera, except in a very restricted district; in fact, only one family wee attacked. A more special examination was instituted. For Doing Busimess, of th* caller, a large pile «»f th" accumu latinns of bad bou«okeeping fiw year*, and this waa in a state of putridity. On its removal, and the plentiful use of tbe most powerful disinfectants, tbe disease at once disappeared, and did nut return. - TaAWsrLAsnwo.—It is time now to transplant cabbage, tdmsto and tohereo planta. Thia b often eareleasly don*. Mid great losses are sustained In eonsequenee. A few hours exposure of tbe plants to tbe cun and wind will result In tbe kies of voids days' growth, al least, if it does not cause the entire kwe of the These plants should not bo - lifted from tbe bed. if it Can be helped, till tbe ground and the holes ere prepared to revive them. It tea capital plan, if tbe soil ia not already eery moist from rain. In wa ter. them thoroughly in the bed an h«<nr or two before lifting. Jt will cause a greater amouX of soil to adhere to tbe “ Taka feou up tsadsrly, lift fe«m wife care." ia tbe rale to be observed hers, as in oth­ er things. “ No pains, no nina," is the mono. Select a rainy nr damp day, if possible. It not, just before sense* is better than tbe morning. We like to have a pretty dry roll to set them in, (rat we would have a supply of water to pcrar Into the bole after it ia made, and before It is soaked sway eat In ths plant sad Bit in with dry soil. This U wet by the wat-r, and tbe plant is surrounded by tnoiature, and ) et ths surface Is I-hieo and TTSE HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU HUBBOLD'S EXTRACT BOCBO Helm bold's Drug and Chemical Warthctne, Ho. 694 BHO AbWAX, X. T, Helmbow/lkdical Drpet, MO. 104 SOUTH TENTH ST, PHIL*. Bmre of Counterfeits ASK FOR HELMBOLD’S! u'-Wf THE ONLY SURE THING. PHOTOGRAPH 3WJ8 & GBDIBS, JBD. BT TUB WK T, WK Bi VB A Large Stock of MEN’S AND BOY’S BROGANS STOVES! STOVE*I STOVES! "»• Ml Um Take t are al IL TEA. TO8 CAITO iES WAIT j OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS tbern on crocked corn and milk curds, snAWl here enllk curds enough I feed them oo It allcgetber. eod I hardly ever testgja. When they are four weeks nidi let them coin ek.ft for tb^neelvM. Tbe old sees sometimes batch a eeeoed CONSUMPTION, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-06-14.pdf b46250de61e4bbe7b35827d794a32000 PDF Text Text gastinga’ UmintM jtirtrttrg. "Aloeoe; but yoa will belies* il by degree*, a* 1 did. If you would, however pros* the truth of my wi.rde.**k ..Eriatant MimsII; tee will a<H deny. It Dow, ibu* be rsviild kill m« for reymllnghis s«or*t. GH«iu«itUf th* day after t^murruw to rosita my escape, and you may have ail I hafre eaid confirmed by bis own lipa." Th* sound of Edataat'a returning fixristep* put an sad to thie painful inter­ view ttetween th* fellow victim*, and Wearing yet os his pal* sweet face, 8ocsU be bld br lb. dost nt th. grave. Th. Hagwtag Ugktaf hU beyboeTs greet. myt-y and Uoey or P«w ,Bfeik. Mantega. Malted sad damp are lb. curls of gold. write falahond to her mother; and her letters were full of nothing—th* picture of her life whhnol its wretchedness. Her b-isband was not the only tyrant on Ma plantation. His overseer, Mr. Ii.iimini Barker, waa worse than his era ployer. The wife of this man attracted Pauline’s regard; for she was quite handsome, and her fane though somewhat haggard, expressive </ intellect and good­ ness. She waa reserved toward Pauline; but the latter mistook her manner f* diffidence, and remHad her friendship.— She waa very unhappy. Barker treated her brutally ; and rme day beat bar so on mercifully that Pauline, bearing her SSEs* Looking so liudrome, br»’.sad gras Uomsbody’s kiss <ra kls furol, rod lay. Sotasbody clung to bln porting hud. A ad lb* natllag. «1>IM tA* lipa apariTtaderly harp lb* fair yauag dead. 1‘aaaisg lo drop oa bis gisva a irer; gliattllaiw. CHANCERY ORDER. ITATE OP MlCniUAX.-Eigl.lli Judicial Cir- JSXI'KXS' Artcid* Eciatant was a handsome,darkeyed. high spirited, elegantly -dressed, dashing specimen of the pink ofSuulbarn cbivulry. He claimed Louisiana a* his birth plaee ; and. if anything might b« inferred frum his style and lavish ex­ penditure, waa very wealthy. During bi* summer sojourn in th* North, be ob­ tained an introduction to Mia* Pauline Steadfast, a charming Blonde, gentle, delicate, susceptible and refined, and com­ pletely fascinated her, *o that the at rracc feared and loved him, almo«l trembled in hi* presence, and yet involuntarily sought il. The Louisianian paid bls ad­ dresses to her with great ardor; and, be­ ing favored by Pauline's mother, who had. In the meanwhile, ascertained that be wa» really *a wealthy aa be represen­ ted himself p> be, the girl's consent waa soon won, and ber band And heart be­ stowed upon a man *o intimately oonnccted with that peculiar inalltulion of the South she had bom taught tu abhor, a* to b* the posesaur of some hundred •lave*. Her only brother was abroad at the lime of her marriage, and her father I had deceased aom* four years before, or the planter's pretensions and character “ I atari to-morrow morning," she said abruptly. Can 1 do anything for y«»*r “ Are yon going to leave yeur hus­ band 1" “ Do you mean Barker 1 Thank heaven, he is no bushand, no relation nf mine I I am ashamed to sav that ba ia a fellow-townsman—a renegade lan. I should like to catch him once in hia native city. My. <«ly regret io part­ ing with him is that I leave him without taking revenge for th- thousand iasulta and injuries he baa h-aped upon me." “ Can you poet these two letters fnr meF . “ Yea, If I make good my escape." “ Thia is diracted to my mother. I? sight of Pauline, hl* brutalltv was abash rou pass through <mr town, call upon bur. ed; snd. after he had eent hi* hlreding Have yue money !" victim Into an inner room, he attempted to extenuate hia conduct by vilifying her. and accusing her <iCrinfiddily an gross that the felabood of the charge was reIf evident to Pauline, who defended her with earnestness, and extorted a promise from the now fawning overseer that be would benoafiirth treat hl* wife with more bunianity. Paulino reported the circumstance to After her departure, Pauline felt more' Eclatant. who laughed, end raplied : Eclatant left her “ 1 never interfere in ouch matter*; and more desolate. there la a (proverb against it. Besides, much alone, facing asGvely engaged in he may be right; nt any rale, site would the buaineaa of Rebellion, which com­ certainly turn on me, If I meddled with menced al this time ; and, having consti­ tbeir matrimonial squahblea. These tuted himself one of its most forward, though Dot one of its ablest promoters, us; they can whip their wives Into good be bad little leisure to devote to his do behavior, which fashion does not permit rues tic efiaire. Pauline had. however, opportunity to cooGrm the fugitive's ue to do—more'* the pity I” The Icy tone in which these remarks statements, and, as soon aa she had done were made, rang In Pauline'* ear* like a so, prepared to follow her foqtstep*.— deathknell! She could g-* reply. •"'* Sb- extended Ker Walks, tn the b><p* of sank into a chair, uncnneciotn of any thins thus preparing a way of escape. . One but their terrible significance. Eclatant day, while making her experiments, she left her to meditate upuu hie sentiment* penetrated a, swamp to corns distance, and accidentally discovered an object Pauline guxed ou toe ghastly spectacle Ull ber brain reeled, and then fi-d in ter rnr she knew not whither. Night cam* on ; fantastic shape* seemed to gatHter about her, and some tiniaa still m»re ter ribl* to pursue. Her sense* Irft her, and reality became a Mank to ber soul. '' WMn Paulin* cam* to ber een***, *h<fi>und bkraelf a prisoner In BdUtainf* bouse, with bl* abhorred utrrreeet',' Bar from sinking so tow as I am." Pauline started, but did not utter a syllable. If you are rick of lingering, cheating hopes—of ever increasing agony, and would know the truth at tinoe, I can tell you all." • j Atowoepy. *u*M. vr ” r J- “• U.*.u*»u, HgBTOAOE SALE. hsarieg date tb* sevrwlaavth day of Dnaabar. A. D.1M1. sod receread to th* Kagiater of D**d*«b awd for U» reoaty of Barre. favor of th* neat and orderly bom* ah* bad left in tbs North; and though hun­ dred* </ being* nbout her knew no law bui ti*r will or her husband's, she eould WK1UHT. 4 Q0CNBK1XQB AT LAW. not reconoil* herself to ths feet, or seen realize other actualities that surrounded her. Many of the laUer were uristing. of which she had not th* feinlMt. *uaKHtotmUl. Micsieax. picion snd some monlbs more of com­ OFhCE OVKR BLAKE’S STORE. parative happiness fell to her lot. Sb* Paulino locked inquiringly at the speaker, but made no reply. “That Is, I thought I was what y«.W think yourself to be—Ute wife of Alclde Edatanl." •• What F eried, Pauline, starting to her feet, rented from her stupor, as If ahe had received an electric ebook. “ Wbat do I heart* . "That you are no more the wife of Eciatant than 1 am." " W hat do you mean 1 l« bi married to another F “•Yea, to hl. match ; to one be fears and batea. Ho married her fur her money, and be did get p.wee*.ton of the larger portioa of It, and thee tbev Quar­ reled, foqghl, and separated. Madame Edatanl, the wife of the mao wa both know mo well, is now. living ia Feaxw.” •• I cannot betlee* thia." - - x-- " • “ tint could I, when I was aa you are ; t la, however, too true. and .If U were foot, I, not you, would be tevs wife: for fa* to pester her with a loelhaqma suit. wbia» well nigh caused her’to relapte in to niadnees. Bui he still persevered; and, finding her npp-4itiou more rexilute than be upveted, hr menaced her' With violence. A* she knew Mm to be cape bio of any evil eitreme, ebe web kept in oonsiant dread. So powerfully a a* she wriHagbl upoo by her trere that she was more than once’ t rmpt cd to commit sui­ cide. to escape th- degradation worse than death to which he threatened to a>mpel'her to submit- , , . After a trying Interview with the wre'ch, while she held lbs ta*trumvnt with which aho meditated selfdrelructlon in her hapd, heady to plunge il into her brertshould ho return', she beared sever­ al pistol-ahote fired In an adjoining room, end, io a moment after, her brother shouted her tn ba purposely wide of ths mark.— Emeai w** to fall at th* report of th*' fir* arms, and feign death, and afterward Join the counterplotters at a rewdrevou* at which th- Colon.) bad arrred to mrel and reward them. Th. plan was serried out with an amount >4 nervs and precis, ion that the hardiest veteran* amid scarcely have exrellrd; hut th* crowning auceeea end triumph nf the plot we* th* capture of Colonel Erialant bimarif.ssho waa caught In hit own trap, hating no soever appeared at the rendsxvoua bo had appointed. than hr was sei ted. bnm4, and dregtretf off to the Federal lines, then eatablUKad wit bina few mile* of Rlch- \ “I have an .overseer** murder to avrnee." replied .I he Colonel •'Th- ren«e I* worthy nf the champion," rejoined Ernest. “I saw your wife fo Pari*. Cotooel, before her decease. 8b* it waa who expneed you to ma. and Mot me ftn Louisiana In time to rescue my risiar from «bo monster to whom yon were in the habit of throwing your vjo- actions, and you do well to oonsl fowowlf h-« avenger." (Monet Eciatant retorted define W iJrwa.evidM.tly disaptodMed. He was abnrtlv afterward exchanged, and Emest returned tn the " front."—They eongbl nne another with solicitodw, hut a rear nr more elupeed bwfiwe fortaas favored their mtrtDsl desire. . One morning. while Emest waa al«mhering upon the vaHaywf many bantu—» nd if bri «<•*«•'* Northern steadta*** bud got mb. poBitien. M proved eqnal to ftiotbrm fire. firreAly a* It raged. Erect rallied bls Wen. Infused hl* own dauntless rrx.luU.in into their hearts, nd the onslaught was wvUinsd. wan checked <-rs strove gallantly but In vaia to bring iMr rnrn hack to tbdr work. It ouuid, ont ba d-me; lb*y berik- aod Bed in th* moat «u»e qui pent div .rd*r. * Al thin mommlErnnM espied Ms long, •ought fur enmuy, abw, and galloping Northern moduli will aynhW.” U to. U—» S— Ut advanced Upon hl* enemy. ____ i'MCH aduM MM, MM defend the right F "■ The C.4.WXI larriedlto pMted feed He Ue* Hw>t' bt ,'«ru*s4. *l» ■dhtod 4ta •Wh. M<(Ber M » —UlfrWWIillW �7-30 Ha reeled henaath the str.-ke, and Ip a moment after, the weapon that dealt it was plunged tbronghbta heart. Befell expiring almost before t be tafliiw* th*! LOAN GS! DI detailed fob duly in the War ] meat at Richmond, and who bad S-EW " wuSm^Sm.IA a H. axndvra. Jacob ftwmpaofl. ’ ~ OiMitin—, lit. __ GO«DS ■ Dr. Black---------- - -------------------------- “ y. Captain ___ __ fortorfield, BUBTON & ACKLEY'S Capt. Miimder and odwra. I aim knaw Clement C. Clay and -< Tcaneesee. I knew Mr. I paid farina single week. The printing presses have finally surmounted the diffi­ culty, and <m Wednesday, June 7th, the deliveries, of the Third Series commenced and. will be camtinued with tbs same It has been thia Interruption of delivery at the tune of subscription which haa given an appearance of a falling off in the popular taking of the loan,— the great body of small takers being unwilling to yay their money mil cm they receive their notes right in hand, to carry them borne. |l la expected that after thia week the daily tubecriptions to the Seven-Thirties will run: up into millions, as they will un donbtcdly be stimulated by the r>peniug I “ plans iur a campaign, he atolldly smoke- ; ify ou call him wo imbecile and a hlunderer. be blandly lights another cigar; if yon praise him as the a restest General living, lie placidly returns puff from bis regalia ;and if you tell him be should run At tbe Presidency, it does n.4 dis­ turb the unsubstantial vapor which tvpL fiea the polrtitudaa'a pronine*. While you are wiwrderiug what kind of a man Another corrmpoodout syre: Tbe torts Masnabaaeei arid Griffci, strong works, defending Sabina Paas, wsre oc­ cupied by Lieut. Commander Pennington, of tbo gunboat Owaaeo, without opposi­ tion, on Um 2fllh ult. The rebel troops bad all evacuated before tbe arrival of tbe Federal forces. Il was said that they left ir. a state of mutiny, and that thia was the prevalent oeiditiun of the rebel f Tees gtmorally ia Tcxm prior to and at tbe Utua of Kirby Smith's sorrssider.— Liacxm Books and Stationery Monday nij Paints, Oil, A delegation of eitlxcns met Commander Pennington and expressed tb^insrlras ft wining to vurreuder everything, anxious to take the oath of allegiance, and de lighted at ibelr reatbraliou to tbe old Government. This seemed to be the leeliagof ths Texans generally. right." The dispatches snoke <>r the St sons to be asMsainnted—Mr. Lincoln, r. Johnson, the Secretary of War, the Secretary of State, Judge Cliaae and Gen. Grant Mr. Thompson said on that oc­ casion, or on the dny bellire that inter­ view, that_^the assassination proposed would leave the Government nf the United States entirely without a bead ; ' ant loans bcomie dur, and can be paid off There ia no fexq«»n why the United from the rebel authorities, and conferred States credit for money should ever again one on Booth, or would confer one ; that fall below ha credit for courage. The every body engaged “tn this enterprise would be c*wn mission rd, and if they es caped to Canada they could out be sue•«rf Integrity of the country will place crssfully claimed under the Ektradition Its pecuniary integrity on a par with tint Treaty. I know that Thompson and the of the most favored) nations—and that others held these eommissions in blank. They commissioned Bennett Young, tbe will represent a rate of interest under St. Albans raider. It *an a blank com- ntaking tio parade «>f the Immovable pur B iron nerve, and silent penetrating igruce G'-d haa put into hitn. lranquM<faHitne»a is hidden from the snperbt-in) scrutiny tiebmd a cigar. a< President Lincoln's is Iwhind a joke. Wbso any body-trle»tt> ts-sx. cajole, nveravr^ brow beat, or decievrf Llt>o>-|n. the President HSSHNGS, MICH. party with Georgs N. Bandera, and other rebels In'Canada. Thompson conversed with me upon the sahject of the pint, to; asaaBsinste President Lincoln and bin' Cabinet, of which 1 nve notice, befiwe the aMaasinatiun In the New York TnAwfar, tbe paper for which 1'corresponded. 11 had iieen invited by’ Mr. Thompson jo participate In that enterprise. WMn Nuratt delivered these di*patches fnlm Davis, Ttewnpeon laid his hand upon/.be papers and saM, referring to tbe amawsin- stitution of tbo United States by which they could elect another President. Mr. Government will ever again offer so de- Wells was klsn named, but Mr. Thomp­ iirsblo a security aa these notes, and son Mid ia was not worth while to kill about twu hundred millions only remain him ; be was ofnocrwieeqiieries. Mow trx onnrtnaTOBM wait Datcaxu. Tnoui}Ha»n at onu time said • “Borne of our boys are going tn play a grand expenses will be vastly reduced, aad in­ juke on Abe and Andy,” which bo Mid vestors must look for a sharp reduction Atlantic-Muulbly for April t A peculiar kind id grit, not felling un- * Tax Wd pnsptl y far-staked uyve'iwwifS st MbssrigdseO. The Votes of thia Third Sark, an prveWy similar ia bra aad privOsgsa *• IM Bsvoe-Thir- lo some pal James B. Merritt tesliued—I am a physician and have been in Canada about a year. In Montreal, In February last, I heard Sandrim uaniv a numiorr of per wins ready and willing to remove the President, Vice President, the Cabinet, and Mims id the leading Generals of tbe United States; and be added that there wm any amount of money to aocoroplisb this purpose, meaning tbe asaaseinaiinn of Uu-sa persons. He than read a letter, which ha said he had received from the ’ President of tbe Confederacy, meaning I JeS-rsun D>vi*. and which letter justified bun in making any arrangements that be could accompiixh such object. There wm a meeting at that lime of these rebels, and more lattary I settling due ter being U| ly possible :| A dispatch to-the Cincinnati Gattlle from Lexington, Ky., My s reliable infor­ mation baa reached the friends of John C. Breckinridge that he has arrived sale in Cuba. •They refuse to say how be got bigbsr rates I offered. Ill buoghl at prl is that a ter until tbe ml It appean that many «>f the planters <>f Tennessee have not yetaivepted the great fact of emancipation. Their old preju­ of which waa, that. if-the Southerners in dices cling In (ham with such tenacity the Canadas and the Stales were willing that they cannot give up the Idea of again tn br governed hy such a tyrant as Lin­ bringing the negroes'lnto eubjectfor: and coln, lie (Davis) did not wish u> reoignrxe lording it over them as a servile race.— them aa friends,and that he approved of They long to revive the dead pen. and Clay. As It camo to them from Rich­ the proposition to aaeasainale him. Col. mond it was only aligned ** James A Sod Steel read the letter, also Capt Sent, don. Secretary of War." I bad a cunver George Yonug and Hill, ail rabvla. This Mtion with William C. Cleary on the Hireling waa about lbs noddle of last Sanders said B-mth was day befiire, or the day of the assassina­ February. tion, at St. Lawrance Hall. We wgfa speaking of the rejoicing in the Statee otuMn-UiBsai, who was hangvd in New uvsr tbs surrender uf Lee snd thewapturr York. He added, that if they could dis­ r <»•--eedMub Uw bar "I Richmond. Cleary said they wouLF ' [»w of Lincoln, it would be an easy mat UUKT05 A ACKLKV. ter to di-puee of Mr. Johnson in aonie <>f mouth in a dny or two. I think this wan his drunken revelries; dial if they could the day before the sw«a«itj»/i<m. He dispoM <.f (ba Preaidrut. Vire President prctallona that euHicftow, by some 8u knew 1 was In the secret of the conspiracy. and Cabinet,and that if Mr. Seward ■ <Ml Id pretne Court decieine or a>m>e action of LICENSED It was to that ha referred. The saaas be disposed of. it would satisfy lbs people Congreas, slavery may be ro-establiabed. vitiation wa4 spoken of among os as com North, and that a peace could be obtain­ This makre the blacks discontented, un­ ATM ed ; that they had endeavored to bring i settles them fn-rn labor, and very fre­ about a war with England, lull Mr. Sew . quently induces them to abandon their KIAPPEM & BOKtOWft, I communicated to tbe Tribunt the homes and resort to ritiee, where they Office ever tvcbrlwg** Grweery, intended raid un St. Albans, and tbe pro ere apt tn become nuisance. The other poeed sasssaination of the President; but they refused to publish the letter. I did Micri the first. It Is tbe refusal of many tnx« this in March hat, as te the President's ters to nay wages to tbrlr blacks, or to aseamination ; also in February, I think ; fulfil the promises made to them. A certainly before the 4th of March. They mxrter beflovea that there ia a' poewtblUtv never supposed I was correspondent for that somehow slavery may be ro-ctah any paper; I only said I was seeking llshed. and regarding the blacks ax still items. They supposed I was n re)>e| and his pronerty, he is unwilling to pay him I waa in their coafiderMe. The proposed Ogdrn-burg raid waa prin tod in the I isev to pay the blacks wages for pnaluoTribunt. I did not communicate this ing last year’s crops have been broken. matter directly to tbe Government, fur It cannot be expected that the blocks, tbe reason that I eupp<wed the enmmunicwlion in tbe Tribunt would be seen by sinew the lummomC 1864 up to tbi. time; who believe that their emancipation is a tbr Government oflkials, and I did not also George N. Saixk-r^J. p. Hnfaimbe, finality, will work regularly and steadily ch,awe U» have tbe information go lo tbr Beverly Tucker, W. C. Qmry, Harring- if they are cheated oat of the wages Govemuicnt directly from me. 1.re­ [um Hicks and others, under fictitious promised them, and there le danger that quested Mr. Gay. uf the Tributelo^glvv names. Tbonipeon had sovcral names, <Mr black population may beomie, Ui a large extent, permanently demoralised." n------n,., the information to tbe Government, and one was Carson. Clay _ ——,------ Tbe negro will work faithfully if they I believe ba did to. Thompson Mid, ia a Lacy, and Tracy. Jacob Tbompann said oon»erMlfon with ma, that kiiling a ty he had friends of the Confederacy all over ara justly dealt with. A yew ago, a mat in such a case wm no murder, and the Northern States, willing to go any planter near Memphis offered His negmaa asked me if I h«<l read a letter called lengths, and that be could; at any time, (Mie-half the net earnings of bis plantation if they would stay with bimJ Hia offer " Killing, no Murder,” addressed by base the tyrant Lincoln. and any of bis Thus tu Oliver Cromwell. Tfos wai in advisers, put out of the way; that hit •as aetepted, snd tbe blacks worked steadily along. Several limes aome of February. Mr. Hembo wm^l«> named friendt loould contidtr it a rrtms aad them were curried off by Federal or rebel in February, m one of tbe victims of this that it itoulJhAvitj'or Iht caute of the raiding parties, but they afwaix made acberaey-'In April, the persona before Confederacy ib'Jcgtasrv. IM5- Dump namvd twete mentioned but Mr. Hamlin ■hi Mid, at Montreal, that a proposition their way back home, and havmg been LADAS', 9 fairly paid wbal was promised thvtn, they was omitted and Vice-president Johnson Jf/SBW, are working bravely upon the mme pul io bis place. The Comnijssioua were terms. Olbera wb<> made similar prom ­ ~ AKD ■II blank hut tbe signiturr ; they were to lews, but failed to k« ’‘ CniLDJUfNS’ be giveo aaa cover, eo that io oase of de­ tection, tbe parties employed ouuld claim any thing they would undertake ; that lia deserted by tbdr ' that they were rebel soldiers, end would, waa in fav.rf- of (be propoaiti>>n. but dtfer therefore, dahn tu be treated aa prison­ rod hit a^heor until ht had eontulted hit ers <>f war. It W«a understood that they Cownswent. at Richmond; that he was would he protected as such. Thompson then only waiting their approval. He said if tbe men wb-> ware engaged In this thought It would be a blessing to the enterprise were detected and executed, people, bulb North and South. to have the Confederate Government would re­ them (■ be ty reais) killed. In the sum­ And all other Wort done on etort ootaliate; that U was no murder, only kill mer of 1664 I repented wbal Mr. Tbomptise and in good stylo. eo«i first told me to C. C. Clay, who Mid New Goods receive.) often. WAR (IL The Next StajeFalr. all the ar lid | Burton St A Buppooinf dollars will AGJeLNTS. SPRING & SUMMER MILLINERY STORE The Exoeative B««rd of the Michigan State Agriewlraral Society have decided toehold the next Annual Fair of the So­ ciety st Adrian. It will be held on the 19th, 20th, 91st and 22d days i< Sep­ tember next. Tl.e citixraa of Adrian are tu-raise *4.000 cash, tn be paid io the Treasurer /,{ tbr Society, and to furnish grounds and the track, ready for the ercnli.n ofsultahtB buildings for the use «f tbr Society. Twentv-wiftht acres have Burton 4r fl mantilla, a > worth more goods are unlrsroally i try, in ouUei Bcarox f car’s Impro' SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, Longfellow, aa all will nor St Fick Bleaching and Pressing •r£±.:; air,'but .you are right tn runt of ua." Bowing handsomely in re­ urn, the soldier replW; -That b nothag with me, air, fur I have hewn infront if yon for three yeara.7 Canada, and assumed tbe name of Jumna Thompson, though 1 never reghterad it, Thompson remarked that there was plent, but nlwaye some other name. My whole ly of force, and the c»ty would be dr- ..by*—U»~rv.«be GovenimuoL I alroyod by a genera! conflagration. • aaatixaa tu aarv woax mam. nax *hp TKUaur nm saw voax. day claimed to rvprewant the War The Dr- Blackburn charged al Naeaau with Importing yellow lever ipM thia Smith Amer protection t j[ Umore Qifo GK8CHWIND. Merchant Tailor, �14. MS' liatni. DAN RICE’S HKuflL3KXBCO*X*3BC MENAGERIE! '■ ■ . 1 ..U. V.L,—-------------Blind - . . •—•»>., Rsm sna we smsnasi slwphsnt la America, t»<» Arabian Campbell., the educated Malts, and Tweuty.Two Cage, of Living Wild Animals, . will POSmVELY exhibit -<■ AT HASTINGS, FRIDAY, JUNE 16th, MIDDLEVILLE, THURSDAY, JUNE 15th. LAacMT.-MTbece seems to be some >»ttj thriving going on, la thia section, ■ad tome not quite so ynty either. On Monday night Mrs. I. A. Hdbruuk bad ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. CHILDREN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 1 appear at etch exhibition and deliver a mural, humorous and instructive lecture Tu Woes. M axkxt. —There is not much wool coming into <wr market as yet, and there appears to be do settled price. Buyers and sellers are loo far apart in their figures to make the trade anything like lively. Fnxn our ex­ changes wo find that the seme lethargy pervadee the market almost everywhere. In some parts of the State the market °P—at 50 to 60 cents a pound, but more Uuery there seems to be a general settling down to 40 to 50 cents, the 1st ter being tbe extreme figure. It Is hard­ ly possible to predict the prufisblo range of the market for the future, but lire opinion aeenia U> prevail that not much higher rates wilt be reached than are now offered. Tbe moat of the dip cannot bo bought at present figures, and our opinion is that a temporary advance may occur until the mills supply their immediate wants, wbon the price may go even lower fy See the now advertisement Of Burton fit Ackley, in this issue. Th s firm hoe just received a very full stuck u>•11 ths articles in their line of trade.— Burton it Ackley not only seem tu know bow lo do business, but bow lo adverting, also. Il Is worth something tu know jet how many gisxJs a little money will buy. Supposing a lady ba. just ♦25 to spend, when she comes to town. She wants a shawl—that costs 112. She buys a love of a bonnet for 48, at some Millinery store, and she knows by Burton k Ack ley’s advertisement that tbe other five dollars will buy goods enough in their line, to make the rest of lbw family happy for four weeks, and by that time aha will/ have to come lo town to buy a naw mantilla, a new drew and five dollars' worth more of tbose sama cheap grocer­ ies and medicines. How easy It i. to make a whois family happy when tinpit goods are sold luw. s7a normemoax. . AtaaoasleaerttePmbaloOemffcrUs o - of Barty, kotasa at lb. Probst. OUioe, In llUgs •' HasUa«s. sa ■•ofay. Ik. Jtth t Jnm, In lb. year on. lbouMr.fi .Igbt bun. >4 alaty-tva Pr«s*nl, B. C. Fussls, Jnd| her clothes line stripped of a large wash. In these limes, quite valuable. A few weeks ago Mrs. F. D. Ackley suffered from a like visitation. Net a very thiflIsm arrangement for tbe depredators. AND MORAL EXHIBITION! tu Aim splcnixim or asimathi >atci ••ia uC l*U_ Il tb. niMt iiUMlr. r.oM.u a CHANCERY ORDER. : O» U*l<J MICHIGAN, Eighth jtflete! Cte ZOOLOGICAL IND ORNITHOLOGICAL SPtCiMENS Abo, a grssl variety of Aurtralisn Bird. <J gfergvoos jdiaaaja itUcW u ail On*l I'fWl*. ar. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Th. only ARABIAN CAMELS in Ameriul CHANCERY ORDER. PROFESSOR HEARS, Llo», Leopards, Tigers, Panthcre, & Cougars! The Educated ELEPHANT, 'Romeo,’ - - - ----------------- - — W cxAvnr ».»w l art Wg would call the attention of all who l&uut they are entitled to pensions on •ay account, to ths additions made to ths Pension advertisement of Messrs. Knap pen and Burrows, of Kalamasoo. That firm is one of the most eoterpri.ing and universally successful firms in tbe coonVy, in collecting claims sgainM tbe Gov- i* 4s Aollzt base for vein Spenjroved Self-sealing Fruit Cana, perfect and convenient artide In A DM IN ISTRA TORS-&ALE Wx a&i In receipt of a !>«*• volume ■nf-Household Poems, by Henry W. Longfellow." They are a fine collection, as al! will believe who are acquainted F. A. KEELER, Agent with the writingsof the celebrated author. They are published and for sale by Tick- nor it Fields, Boston Nut Price 50 - ■ On rMilog and fillo. lb. potlUoo. doty voriM, of W. W. daUtias. ndmiaMtrsi.r of mid MUM ■ p rnymr. for r«>««. Huron Ml forth. lb.l b. m.y b. licncrd lo mH eaiiun tin.I EaUto belonging lo Mid dwsiMd. I ■ aste pHlio. ds«criW. 1 Tberoupor, H to Ord.rod, Thai Monday, ths -r 1... .1 .1.. n „U.lr la I Remember the day and date. „o„r,<j*p«jr-rt>T«or.tcnio*K “LTiSrZi £. Or .1- e— viiiMstf’/issU"*'. °° of Jun.. I» Ik* vase “• kenfirwt m4 .Irty far, preen'. S. C. Fundi.. Special Annowwceasen 1 I K T. AMI HOMV • 00, ifMtsr.ro tf neterrsaUa IL wsolojl. •>!> arr.tL, un I uon.uur.v w v MORTGAGE BALE W^f ^JtateW Mb, M. 4 o'n’^dias and tling th. psUlion. daiy^wfad CHANCERY ORDER, r or memoax, m s~u < •L.t PUBLIC NOTICE. �NEW FIRM I PHEF fluid require n’Mh ««J •kt!l tn sod paining. ia waadiag and Uainlag.Now, of eberna. mneb time wtay be prof­ itably mot in tbe gardm, If om». Mate aad desires no incl.ne bint, but thia ia not necessary furrtWaj « large quantity of Rood vegetables. Let us at* wbat can bwdsne in an easy way; If lha plot BIVINS FORMED DRUG STORE I II ABB PREPARED TO SCFFLT .0’S EXTRACT IUCHU, of work ill the field. Aa for planting : a part of tlua can In* done early, before similar work will begin >m tbe farm.— For example : take the diw*l rod <«f the garden sad plant it with, early pcaa. and early potatoes. In some warm corner, Kara a bod for leUnot. .Th* is tbe job. and it can all be diuve tip in sutie odd halfday in April. After tbe form 1 wbrk baa proceeded it few days. giro tbr garden an hour, Uy-pu* in »>ma early sweet corn and potatoes Plant in drills about three fort apart. Tbe form may now take another yog of a «ol or there, about*, when the garden w>11 need a day’s work. Ui 6ni«h up the hiaj.-r pirt ■ ’ *he phtfitrsR. Mark offlhe-Urid. in drills OF ALL KINDS. 7BPENT1NB AND ALCOHOL. To Suit the Times. •nt umu, FUU MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL 1'UUI-OttliS.OXLYutl GROCERIES! IN NEW YORK. SINCE THE roots,- Arrange thc»e to oteupy al»*ur tbe width of two drill*, so that thr culti­ vator, aa it goes among the Fows-nf corn nnd potato**, may pass along the alley ■ of these beds. Cucumbers, squashes. etc, • Ul require pa|chm by themselves, but tbe larger par*. <<f tbe ground can be «> pfonnr^ u t» be tilled bv the horse culti"rafc'ir, which will save much time and labor. Such a garden will yield greater returns than nay corresponding part of tbe farm, and be productive >>f health and amyfi-rt for Um family.—American Agri- Great Decline, In Prices, *A»w D» Gannxaa,—M. Gamier baa just announced an infallible method of getting rid of anta. In a Comer of bis garden, infected with legi-nsof these in­ sects, be placed four saucers containing sugar and water, with the tenth of its weight of inane In tbe mixtnrv. A number of anta Immediately Invaded the saucers, but were anno after perceived staggering away, a* lt£jt’r*. and some being even engaged in dragglug their dead comrade away. From that moment they disappeared from the garden, and on the following day not a single one waa tu be TEA. COFFEE., SUGAR, 8P1C1S. FEPPEB, PROSES. FJQtt, HAISINS. CODFIBH: > het. rvrHtMag ia lbs Grocery lies, sash » nit bv U'Mhd for funilv aw. Also * great rsrtatf •( th» cd® jeis'j oesUxMf rrrvrdrd Birrycm Nornnte JXBnnnxB7 Aid Caaklxg Extracts, OUR STOCK PATENT MEBICENES. HUHBuU'S EXTRACT BUGHU IGSPaOVKD^QOtZ WASH OUR FACILITIES For Doing Busimess, JRJ? jTQCML TO ANY IN STATE. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Helmtod’i Drtip and Chemical Warthoute, Mo. 8M BBOADWAT, H. X, 1 HdaMFl "llai O4S, a HimanHKT sw. JULIUS RUSSELL &C0., the folhfasiZg directions are given: “You -L-* • -1. _____ _____ _____ » _t.il. introduced in Germany ; the Ingredients __ r.__ _____ ..r _k.IL r..»> ,.r r._tn fonr of Unwed oil. to be melted together in an iron pok Otte part of native oxide of Copper, and no, uf anlphnrin acid, ara thru V- be added, alter whleb tbe c-linp“b. It is applii •ili.-a ia ready for use. applied hot iruah. In to tbe wood with a brush, in tbe same way aa paint, and «■ before observed, becomes exceedingly han’ dry ing. t^y-Tha folfowlng delightful sprei men nf mixed metaphor i« taken frum tbe Washington Star .—“ Tbe apple of discord fo now fairly in our rttidit, and if nut nipped in tbe bud. it wllliburwt forth | in a cuifiserath-o w hich will deluge the sea of •politics with M earthquake of We >!io Minnfocture ®D©TS & SHKES, • :To Knr Bum raoer Vim—Take’ ertbe betting, separate it Into very thin Uiera. and spread over the plants aa MM> m ibsy appear, pot Ung a Utile dirt oRMCb Comer t«* prevent the wind fnun I blowing it - E The pfoata attain ounaiderabfo aisa before. removing tbe »>tum. dMrh almufaga .. they gnm. Jfibfolr - - * _J - Ji. Beware of Connterfeits ASK FOB HELMB0UF8! THE ONLY SURE THING. PHOTOGRAPH Have just Purchased A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, A Large Stock of SZKDnJOTD IPiBH(D38 i iMsaitf MEN’S AND BOY’S ECOX «» M Y «H W E A LTp. . .-.,1 , - I -Tit AMtSCAl UT All (MUIS tint «-T«. ' ordertdbei m cut HIjLXXIL’*. tB'XC’J' 27 b WE DEAL IN BROGANS, : rStsniAi; ftns DRY GOODS iu»irspp«a Groceries, Priricv Albert and .Victoria g>-«d. Sow ibdrilks 15 Inches apart, cover one Inch deep, and when welt »t«ri»d. dun to f.-ur intbta.. Trans pl ah t one year <44 plants tb>a month, threw foal each way. Plants raSscd from the seed will vary a lltde from tSa parent. The must certain *ay of rdfiu.' Rhubarb c>in be forwarded very much fay placing a bart«1 '•»«• *•* hill andMmwnding H *fab warm manure. In cutting'fi-r uae,.leava a frw stalks io escbliiH, to maintain lha vigor of ths NEW GOODS eaooot be aaid is ill pn.ir ; for mI« br BOOTS & SHOES, Hats In tht article 0/ fir.ad forpU,. Hept, iay«, MsnowNuiL STOVES! 8T0VE8I STOVES I Caps, Bay (be Best s (ben Take ( are el It. 1 b.*.'.e ■ foU aewtaism af Irv class KU. vsted D««a CfoekingNisi» uul Hotair Hanan emAing .lore, aha a large rarfoty ofl-artsr. Din­ CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. T XI A. n. huj■ a.. EES ____. WS iDAlUT HE HEAT I OLD LALIES t FAIR MAIDBNB Which will be sold VERY CHEAP! FOB CASH OR READY-PAY. CONSUMPTION, y~>»n RUSSELL’S STORE, ■- Hastings, Mich. TATIC S ^tLT^.'ss&srx^: FAIRBANKS' 1 VTAWMn ' SCALES! sift � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-06-21.pdf 18fa8839475aa5ead0e3fd3f51aa9772 PDF Text Text zaoj oc-r p 1801 ■wr Btaisgi' Sminbi JirtrltTj, in her htoe, and a sHgh( slowly sad softly—and I know that a molature wss gathering In my oyse—“ you must answer tne one simple question. Answer itweyoa pteaae, sad take tfiv aotemn s»auranco that I only aak it tot n»y own good. TaU uso-do yofctotoMsf No, fc-a, M iu.. m, teuh •y», JU. Richmond and Petersburg dispetdtos Answer me if yon can. Fear pot—no,’ show a rapid revival of business in these fcprnwtfWrf wtoWrattov go forth hsty-fofVand b^r oyite looked as UJough.sto to endleasnlght than'ido-yon ’ttofijt— Toll ma, Mary-do vee fora moF -r. crnmesl tbroughout VirginiZ v~**tod toen weqplng. ycglme bf Gov. Pierpont. D of tto principal citlxens of nsai Stanton, who had Just opsnad a law office county In the State have ms’.i fo BerrtVille. After supper, M wo 'sat Pierpont, and expressed their In my coxy parlor smoking our ateart,! drawing her nearer to m*,';-sibd when I renew their allcgitoM to tic suggested that a buttle of wine would not have,told you what I bare to tell, you Government, and co-operata wl to amiss. Jack' shook his head. ahall bo tbo judge." ’ such policy of State Governs “ No, Charley.• to said. "Well leave Bto did not strive to free her hands, may deem beet for the welfare the wino for tboae who need It" but eto gazed eagerly op Into my face, people, Stixe. pbaritable and " You bved to drink It, Jock.” and her eye beamed with a hopeful light. riotlc Inititutions'tovo been agT._ r---- Yoe know John Bunton," said I. " Yes ; bat It never did me any good." proper,condition, the repairing of the ** And do you think it ever did you any “ Yoe,” ato replied. rail roods and canals is pushed’ forward harm f" “llewna my beet friend while we with rapidity, and there is every prospect “ As fur that I will not say ; but, vny worn at college, and our friendship has that Virginia will ere long1 exhibit, boy,’I Srill tall you what I ean say : It not grown less. Ilo baa been to ace mo, throughout her territory, even a greater never shall do me any harm. I know it condition of prosperity than that enjoyed has harmed others who were as strong as ferings of one of tho schoolmates of Lis before she was dragged into the rebel. I am. By the way, Charley,' Isn’t Mary earlier days. Ob, Mery, I think 1 know Hon. ' Granville herol" very well why you refused my hand, ^nd Prof. Msllport, engineer, whoffiss been “ Yes,"4aid I. . ' 1 blame you not. It may bo that our for some time engaged In removing the "Doyuo know her 1” paths will be different through'lifn; but sunken vesselx and other obstructions In I turned away my face and protended you ahall at least know that bo whom you Iriood I shall respect «nxJ esteem you, that 1 had beard something at the win­ beva loved'willoo live that to ahall not ful, haring cleared tho channel acEciept but 1 cannot to jour wife. Have cam- dow. be unworthy of your kindest remem­ for. tho purpose of navigation all the way a J have seen her/* I replied, when I brance. 1 know that my feet have hith­ paaaiofi upon me and do not press me Richmond. It is said that Prof had composed mjSelf. “She plays tbe erto wandered Into tbe path of danger, Mailport thinks that tbe Dutch Gap ca­ further." but henceforth i am free from tbe dread nal wiilultimately bo of great ad rantags - Mary Granville stood before ran.as orgsn in our church.” •‘She end I were schoolmStea,** pur­ snare. Under tho new light that has to the James rirer shipping. * she thus spoke. with her bands claaped, The rebel Governor Wm. Smith—• and her toed bowed, trembling like on sued .Stanton, “ and speaking of wine dawned upon mojl bold tbo wine cup to aspen ; and I fancied that there »ere tears brings her to my mind. Do you know be a fearful enemy, and ! will stem It as I “Extra Billy"—of Virginia, hiss' been would shun a shameful life and a clouded furatshed with a passport du 4hl$ 10 in her eyes. She.was A beautiful gijl; anvthlngufber early lifaT" ' “ NothtacJU-tewwarad,- - desth-bed. For my own sake will I do travel to Richmond to surrender himself and I had thought her aa good and pure “ Dour Mary. I nevar think ofj ber this, so (hat my saluted mother, if she eah to tbe national authorities. m she was beautiful; and, further than without feeling my resolution of total ab­ look down from Heaven upon ber boy,\ A Richmond letter aays : At tho time13he was an orphan, and tod been engag- stinence grow stronger and stronger.— ean smile apprbvincly upon tba eourao of the Hampton Roads peace conference, i cd during the past year In te-ichltte owe of When wo were school children tnaetbar be has chosen. And now, Mary, if, at tbe first obstacle In the way of an adjust­ । our village schools. Of bcr . "sixty l ift I her father wu the wealthiest man in some future time, you should fscl that meet, wu the introduction by Daria, had known nothing, save that ' she hid Berry villa, and ahe and her brother were Scould trust your happiness tn my contrary to the wishes of Benjamin, of tba ling you will givo^wno some taken words—“ tbe two countries’’—I tithe pre­ been well educated and had moved In nm^u£lto happiest of the happy. Mr. rob and I will come and ask you liminary proposition for negotiations, | good society , and I had reason to believe Gtanyitlc was in the habit of drinking that, at some time, her parents bad been nine, and die habit grew upon him until again for your hand, and obould It bo my with e view to the restoration • if peace.— ------ Tho proposition, as originally 'dtewn by Unvote wealthy but her father hr.d falld In bval-' he frit that he could not live without his bloaaed lot to receive It,, 'I will * i nets, and it had been mid to me that the brandy. He was of a social disposition, every energy of my being; to tn eking jour Benjamin, contained tbo worda-1* with a view to the rtstoratioiy'f peace to our ' and reverse killed him; I bad known and In tlma It came to peso that to was IWn a joyous and peaceful ___ 4 let go her hands and bowed my bead country f* but the last words wene strick­ that Mary was poor—that she was de­ often Ktijsely Intoxicate^ Of course, un­ pendent upon her daily labor fur support der such clrcumstancoe, ono'of two things to wipe away a tear. 1 had turned toward en oot by Davis, and tbe words, “ two countries'," substituted. InatraelioM to must happen — tbe man must reform, or tbo door, really Intending to depart, and —and tbe thought that I could offer ner a comfortable home, with the advantages hr miiataluk. Mr. Granville did not re­ give her limo for reflection, when she tU- Commissioners embodied this Idea m ot moderate wealth, had given Increase form. and era many years to died a pronounced my Banks. I !;x!:bd bsd:, aoH basis upon which they were to pro­ to my proapestive bapiors*. But iM* drunkard's death, leaving his family in and her bands wore staetebed out toward ceed. Tho Commissioners used’ aH tbe influence in their power to indu« Davis unexpected answer dashed all ' toy bright poverty and suffering. Thomas, the eon, who was four years older than Mary,be­ “ Not yet,” I wbikpered. "I will not to modify his instructions op as not to hopes to the ground. •• Ifo yoo mean," I eried vebvmepUy, come very dissipat'd, and, at ths age of oak your answer yet Watch tne—prove force out all hopes of adjustment, btttin . “<bn» yirj thus dismiss me'T’:'An» I east rluhtertt, was killed In a street fight in me. Only give me to know that I have valu. - He was Inflexible In hm JetermtaNew York. Mrs. Granville survived your love, and I will------ „ offT ■ •• I cannot be yntir wife,"' xraa the Hi1 her son but a few months, abonJstely ’ 1 stopped speaking, for Mary’s head dying, so the doctors said, of a bruksn tod been pillowed upon my bosom, and r’j. TK- seme letter soya tbe people of I ••Then,-’’ said I. with-more warmth heart Poor Mary, thus left fatherless she wm weeping like a child. “Now, now," she uttered, ss I wound Virgutfc tnmiftrt a'total indiffemoce I tbim I might have betrayed under other end motherless, without brother or siv ' * circitmataneea. “ I lease you tn yourself,- tor, at tho ege of fifteen, was forced to my arms about her. "Oh, Charles,*1 specting Ute Ate of Jeff. Daria. 1 I nod while I atrive to1 stoke' off the lose" earn the bread she ate, and nobly has she never doubted your truth. T know you A Richmond letior aeya the cilil funothat has tawiwd ase V> yss, I-will only done It. If van know her, Charley, you cannot deceive tnh. God Hess you for tlons of (be city wvro renewed. On tbo hop* that ore you lead suxAtoc into your know one of Tthe grandest women tiiat ydw noble resolution, and let m« help Ttb Mayor Mayo open' bls coerl foedis­ pensing just ice. to addressing tbe court-' net, you will conclude beforehand whether ever Bred------ But—what ia tho matter! yoe to keep II." I canno* tell how long-1 stopped that he promised to purge tbe aty of Mth and voo will kerprbim after you have caught Why, bless tne, you look as pale u a ghost." • evening. I twu only tell that I wm very hito." I struggled with myself, and told Jack happy, and the* my prospect of the com nion commission still continues Stognsnl op'mt'i my foce with a.ppn•■••L fruthinnri b«>k, but I did uol stop to that I had swollowod a lot of cigar stnoke% ingraanr ww bright mri slorious. to issue rations to the poor. bear linr speak tunticr. vvisilr siw y«v On tto following day—a«abtoth, cahn stood there, pels arfd iromHing, 1 turned —a ----- — -the organ gave forth a new hughtoreW Zion wore no aud left the bouse. The foreign papers by tho Africa, at 1 remarked that under other ciruuru. 'angs tend. They ha 1 uk­ stances 1 might have town ntdreeool and > \fown train tto willows, Boston, comment freely on tbe rsptnro or Jeff Davis. An English journal says: | eullerted in my rp«h; and whaj do. you ___ chambers of Ito oewTsmsuppoee^mr reader, the alteodingdraMnmors resplendent far Iton the old, Tbe iukabitaate of thaee islands have lit­ 1 stancM were! ’Twfll tell you candidly. sang tto songs that had aforetime tle rassot> to sympathize with Mr. Deris I was a little heated with ,whik, J had mads joyoM tbsrity Sf their God. All abdITwoplmJfcrMelUb ItGted4 from, ! drank just enough .twwwrm tnytffijood marked the new grandeur of tto music any esteem for bis motives. He'te' that sprang Into fifo beneath ttottoch of known to us aw owe of tbo avert tavoterand give to the brain an extra Wpulro Mo calumiuatcra.of thia.oountry, whono [ and my words were not chosen .m .L | would have chosen thsm tod. t^ SfeiriUf .... bo«..A. 1 Uwards ray home I .sought -to pennadc I^airuu 1M feruSaSi . myself Bp tottoeeblime InAtoncv. Ao Mary turned from tho hntrnmeht, I can't to* wye. Mino wn dim with moisting toshers was-bright—gleaming with gted, seraphic light. Wo went out from tto churoh togeth­ South with (he whole of tbo -Empire. The London PoU MJ9 -. Tbe abeooee er. Era man,' wook a had . _— r——a J.'.bMMM more sad. and lonesome. My business was Irksome to me, and rev books and papers afforded mo no respite. In Get, I could not road, foe my mind JCLruSBVBMXbaCO. - Dsstsnln Dry Goods. Groeeriss, Hooka and JMaUooery Crockery ud Ghua Ware. UouU and glisttilm. CtlA.XCEUV OUDEK. loreiara wnaio »s «mui>, uw o-»« tOibtois a •■>» reaUrnt ofthb Mala. > in the e tv of 5sw York: <Jr» motion a C. l»- Holbrook. Solicitors for the ent, it Is Ordered. that ll.r dofcml.ul.. I Marble sad OmpC. GiUiB. mrethrir iSiSAsisSuES me.’ ’StSv etxsirs *-< •* enter la be nerLmallv terrixt ort Un- -nd Urf.-nduU. llanuibal Marble a»4 Georyc C. Oibba. foe al ^,^ 4... b— .u-u-r-w ** w*wtn-t«. wrn.L. q- ■ H. COOK. |. Ibwtetsr »T Deeds, esd Rotary Office in tl*« Court Boose, asd open at a! hoovs. an fees to be paid when papers are left for and 1 fairly wept as 1 contemplated my loss. k,wa wy.first love, and ila luflu9OCC had HHMated every fiberof my be­ fog. The beautiful girl bad becoMomorv dear to Ab than I could tel i. and1 groan- ed up to men tai.view, oacbfeelingv melt- isss-rar. for tieyMrpert,sndwhw fcgsra •"» >■* Ihiri* tallag hla piaea hi after times \y Mary Granville was no* In tbe cbotr.— not leu me uio wuots uutn i , . , She knelt before (be alter—knell br my • Jfowo: If to ware aswwerI found no difficulty 1n answering the aide—and over ns both tho aged clergy­ ing more than the aacriAoe 1question. She had shrunk from wotrtMj- man sUctehcd bis hands with pray er and led by.tho rejection of Mr. ing my, ’ l--—- L““ — w«~« v..Hu , __ . wifls w Hnnjitoo Maili, . < «a i-A - • - -> tyaslgin twurtdowt) (to otoutMl-toort. thought t . language and ante during tto nmamcsMto At the titns of bis recklsrt Mam speech ■ to began to aether tea Chow ateoofovw out­ rages which bare made it teen diflteult to �7-30 LOAN NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HASTINGS BANNER. BUGS! DBU Tba following fa the Napoleon to hi* FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS! meeting, relative to tbe Grand® ver Vai- follows: eoms action in reference to the proposed Grand Rivar Valley RailroU.” An In­ teresting report was read by Hod. C, Pringle, in behalf of a committed of thir­ teen prominent citixece, appointed at a former meeting. Thio report states tbat the company was incorporated in 1846, and will expire in 1876; that careful sur­ veys have been made within the last six­ teen mouths, of the entire route from Jackson to Grand Rapids, through the vil­ lages of Onondaga, Eaton Rapids, Char­ lotte, Vermontville and Hastings, aod right of way have been obtained from a point about ten miles north of Jackson, to the west Hue of Eaton country. From Hastings to Grand Rapids two routes present nearly equal claims, the one by way of Middle* illc,sbout thirty one miles lung, and affording a junction one third of the distance with'the partially graded toad from Kalamazoo to Grand Rapids, the other by way of Brownsville, abhut twenty eight miles long. Tbe distance from Jackson to Grand Rapid* by the former route would be ninety two mile* by the other eighty nine white an exten­ sion of thirty eight miles from tho latter city Mould reach Muskegon, on Lake Michigan, where is the best natural har­ bor on the east ahore of that Lake south of Traverse Bay," and which i*“dc*tiued lo be, if nut already, the greatest market for pine lumber in the world." Tbo ex­ prose of pre|>aring the road for the laying of th* rail* is estimated by the engineer who made the surreys, at an average of of 85,05^,20 per mile between Rive* and Charlotte, and between Rives and Has­ tings of 8-r>,718,79 per mils, which latter figures “may bo assumed to be tbe average eoat over the whois line." Thi* estimate is believed by tho committee to be ample. They arc of opinion that the entire cost.of ilia road, including build­ ings, turn tables, aide tracks, auJSoiling slock would be but a trifle ovcrfllfl,000 per mils. The report then make* ao elaborate estimate of tbs probable receipts of tbe road, rod presents some very striking reason* why such a road should prove successful. Among the reasons presented arc tbe conucction which it would estab­ lish between Grand Rapids plaster bed* and the best wheat land* in tbe Stats ; tho reoaonablo certainty. thsC Grand Rapids will be tbecentral point of southern and eastern trade for the twelve or fiftour large counties,; and that the road “ would be part of a route more than sixty mile* nearer than any other for 10,000,000 ’'■-•dleand Southern Stele*. a,/Minnesota aod Lake through-fois county la to be decided wlth- Em prase and my eoc, U.S— ' Privy Council, I meant to’ give you a our own people. With a slow therefore ofbringhig this subject Wore your read- deocsandl hoped that your presence, yror cobdvct am! yow teaMp wmM testify to the union which- rrignstn oor have undertaken thia communication.— family, but the programme you plfce uoWo are all Interested In the construction acr mo togu oi wo emperor, can omy of a Railroad, and happily there la do surrender tbe enemies' of my govern­ division as to tho one entitled to our ment. To judgements which I cannot admit, you add sentiment* of hatred united aid. Th* Grand River Valley which belong to our day. To apply tb« Rail Road project present* so msch real merit In Itself, a* not only to meet wltb through hi*, stern test of respondblllty and power.! And besides, are wo really jealous opposition of existing railroad*, cababla, pigmies as wo are, of apprecia­ ting al Its lust value the historical figure of Napolebn, a* In standing before a colupon this latter point;-my present aim ia to Induce prompt and earnest co-opcr- whole atAwoe. We only see tbeeidu which ejrtke* oar eight. Henc« tba Jucomg)UtenoM of the reproduction and the divergence of opinions. But whsl la clear to the eyes of every one I* that to prevent moored by local aid before capitalist* can suafcby .in men’s minds, that formidable be indited to take hold of it. It ia use­ enemy of true liberty, the Emperor had established first Ln bls family, and after­ loss to count on foreign aid unless tbe ward* in his government, that ear ore people interested lay the foundation for discipline which admitted but one will a credit, and in thi* there is nothing and one action. I cannot henceforth de­ strange. It la a great delusion to suppose viate from the aame rule of conduct.— that capitalists will invest when tho poo- Whereon, Monsieur and dear cousin, I pray God to have you iu Hi* holy keep­ pie along the proposed lino rafuse to take ing. bold. We, who are Immediately Inter(Signed) NAPOLEON. evted must first take bold of this matter, tux raiaca'a aanr PrinCe Napoleon lost no time in mak­ and there is no ono but can do something ing a reply to the Imperial censure. Tbe Paris Prtut was exclusively favored with all then do our part. Thi* being done tbe document. Tbe following fa the re­ there l« no earthly doubt about the ac­ ply : , ■' Sir—lu con sequence of your Majc*complishment of tbe road. But let a por­ tion refuse aid, and other* deal out to it tr’s letter of May 23d, and its publics lion in this Montftwr of this morning, 1 grudgingly fa must fail, and once aban­ resign the Vice Presidency of the Privy doned, there will be many long year* Council, and also tho Presidency of tbe before so favorable an opportunity will Universal Exhibition of 1S*7. Accept, bo vouchsafed to ua again. Tbe time is sire, tho homage of tbe profound and re­ spectful attachment, with which 1 am your Majesty's most devoted cousin. work, and not only work but subscribe, “ (Signed) and that too liberally. It is unfair, more x NAPOLEON JEROME. than this, It la dishonest to return aid “ Psblxt Rural, May 27th, 1863. when one is to bensfitted as this enter­ poise wiil benefit. The subject therefore commends itself to th# interests of the A Raleigh, N. CL, letter of the 8th people as well ns to their moral scn»o of says: Gt»v. Holden ha* token possession justice. No one can justly withhold aid of the Governor’s room st tho capital, and entered upon the farms! discharge of who I* to be bonefittad, especially is this tho duties devolving upon him a* tho Provisional Executivfa'of this Ekafis.— alien of all to accomplish tbe completion He ha* already mnd* tho following apof the project Lol ua all go to work pointmeMar C.-JL Thomas, Secretory of Stotd; Jonsthan'AVortb, Blate Treas­ then ; let every man interested talk with ure* ; J. S. Cannon, A. D. C., with rank his neighbor*. In this way much will bo of ColoneL Ills proclamation is soon to accomplished for tbo road, and if success­ issued, but from an article published in a ful in enlisting a general cooperation, my paper lately under hi* control, and from word for it, the Grand River Valley Bail' -tno known character of tho now Gover­ nor, many important feature* can ba fore­ Road will be a fixed fact, and in running told. A convention will undoubtedly bo G. bead*. tion that tbUcounty <4 Jackson loan to the credit of tbo road oce hundred thou­ sand dollar*, and that a committee of thirteen be appointed u> disastninata information of the subject," “ and mature adifinito proposition and sreure its eub mission to tbe electors of tboeoenty."— After speeches from ex-Gov, Blair, and hleaers. Q W. Peony, Amos Root and proposed would ba a source of wealth not merely to tho counties through which State. From every side, In spite of the usual dullneea of tbe season, we have evidence* of reviving and improving Commerce.— W« write to protest and ware against Orertrading—that is. Overbuying—aod more especially against a revival of tbo inflated bubble of Mercantile Cked*. which has so often collapsed disastrously. W e protest against tho incurring of debts whan tbat premium fa reduced more than half, or altogctMr wiped out. Ha who borrows or buys on credit when 813.000 io curreooy will not buy 810,000 in coin rushes on hazard* which one worthy of trust will generally avoid. Bs show* bimaely unworthy of credit who, at aueb a time, fa eager to run lots debt. intersei* of the Grand River Valley Rail­ Oer armies are being rapidly disbond­ road. From Ibero gentlemen wo Team ed and retoroiog to productive industry ; that tbo local subscriptions along tho ready for the Iron, to the east Uno of thia wo understand, ia indo- Jsekson county will Ioan to the credit of tbo road one hundred thousand dollar*.— Ah informal meeting of several of our ing, at which these thing* were presented; and the citixuns of thi* county are assur­ ed that ike Job of grading tbe road will theStote mar be represented In tbe next Congress. A separation is to Lo made of the acts of the Legislature* which met during tbo rebellion. Thbse relating to tho so-called Confederate Government are to be called void, and those referring to Stalo and domestic matter* only, such sa th* appointment of magistrates who have tbe solemnizing of marriages, ire to bo retained, so far os pooalble. General Scofield has Issued an order calling upon *11 officer* and soldier* of bi* command to assist the Executive in enforcing bia orders. Application* for pardon, under the term* ut the President’* Amnesty Proclamation, are already quite numw- W. K Fits Hugh, his report concerning the surrender of the rebel naval forces on K river. Commander Fitz Hugh, In Hwpwtck, which is dated on board tbe Ouachita, off Alexandria, La., June 8d, says tbat be started up Red river cm tbe mine*, furnace*, etc., sro largely paralyz­ ed by tba euddeo aod great declio* of Fero, in courpany with Maj. Gen. Herrou and hfa steamer Ida May, in advance of the troop*. He encountered no resis­ tance whatever. AU whom he met seemed well disposed. On tho morning of June 3d, theeauadron met Lieutenant entail be put again in operation Commander J. H. Carter, commanding tho rebel naval force* of the trans-Mississrppt squadron, and received from him the ironclad Missouri'. Lisut. Comman­ der Carter informed Commander Fitx Hugh that tho Missouri ws* tho only specie to eeltl naval vessel on Red riror or its tribute• 100,000,000 boat* captured in tbe late expedition, turned over to the arm v. Tbo m tbe afteroooa, by <v <* Parkersburg, BURTON & ACKLEYS ■a«S.Dipftag to Dtafa. , r. Ttoum ».•>»«* universal among tbe North Carolina and GMirgta fomalee, and a great many <foaw tobacco. You will see ctturwiso good- 7-80 10AH HASTINGS, MICH. ftW. UlAM-cf gouj-beabuvo boots. HIM *•■ ■£»«!*£*, which projects like a miniature browsprit from throe to six Indies, which they con­ tinually roll a* a sweet morsel from side to side. The habit disfigures the mouth, and give* a masculine appearance to the lipa and teeth, which are not unfreqtiently stained with liquid tobacco and snuff Ladies of education and refinement are not addicted loth!* unseemly hab-t—at least they do not practice ItuspwMic.— Among tbe next Yankee innovations,— consequent upon a restoration of peace and good neighborhood, yos may look for the speedy organization of auli-euuffdipping and anti-femsle tobecoo chewing societies. Yesterday 1 noticed a group of young women sitting around tbe door of a note in Fayetteville street. A sol* dier was sitting and chatting with the party. A* 1 passed 1 saw him lake out hi* paper of nae-cut and take a ebow.— Ono of tbe voung ladles sitting near him, with* glsoee, which said, “please give me a chow o’ tobacco,’* extended ber right hand So take the package, and at the instant, with tbo loft, discharged an old 3aid of huge proportion* from her month. ba depoeitea a wad of the weed between her prtitif lips, returned the paper and nodded “ thank you," just aa if she bad done tho same thing before. All our suL tiers and Yankee trader* keep •• yallor suoff” on hand as a staple article. The extent of tbo trad* In tats article, which prise every one if the figure* could bs correctly given. About 500 barrel* of tbe article are now lying waiting a market at Grecr.sborough.—Haleiyh (5>r. AT. FL TribuHf. Books and Stationery Paints, Oil, &c. a-.*— I hl* village oa attendance in the Very many wen) performance*. pretty general Ki t::i. ‘ v: r ;< j.v is xi.il.kn A Dakcb.—-Gi ting* House giv<| <>a tbe evening | Cb*wln|t »»<t Bmokisg Tesiccs, st B. A A**. OU, VuBiab aud Brash Naval officer* in Washington are much excited in relation to tbe approaching rendezvous of Admiral Gi>ld«b.irru»gUi* fisot nt Fortress Monroe. This fleet wo arc told, will be composed of Irom thirty to sixty sail, and will depart tor tbo Mediterranean on, a three years’ cruise about th* 4th af July. The new Iron­ side. and two douLic-turrtUed monitor* will moke part of tbo fieri. The !Ugship will be the Colorado. Sire ■ ill drop anchor for several mouth* in tbu harbor af Marseille*, and then ' tho rest of the fleet will scatter for various points of the sea. About tea vceavls will cruite about tbo British Isles and tba North Sea.— B. A A's. Urchin* and Lard Oil. st ltx>*> and Srivrovuv. al B. A A'*. O1«m, Petty As., st b The July no a A'* BCRTUjt A ACKLKT. . use, Kid by l lUvnva*, J ■»<’. ■Bms—cvnstnlr far te ffCKTOX A AOUBY. Plata for thia u>. WAR CLAIM AGEHT8. noted, la generally smooth a* a duck p-nd (RAPPEN a lUHOWt, and the Iron-dads, it i« persumrd. will Office over ScbrlMN** Grot get across bravely. Admiral Guld*burougb’s private boat will be a small steam - MICH. vessel, formerly "called AD. Vance.— KALAMAZOU, Tbe avowed object of this expedition is STATE A U. 6. CLAIMS, to acquaint our pilot* with European ' nrcLt-Dtso harbors, aud la test th* sea-going quali­ ties of our marine, as well a* to show Europe the advance* wo have made in naval architecture and gunnery. Good Mews (• the Attctedf We printed an item some time ago, about a man who plugged up a bole while querying on the Upper Delaware, in Now York Slats, in 1850. There was Sa,* ! (Xk? tbe season. railed beautiful picture r*y lo«i4o<r or meUrer ot ertsaaar* af War; . । ‘L* •“■ra ** decaaard sol ’vaandi; p*""’"** diara; *O>I*U cUlma for er <Um*ia- br tSr !«r»r, made up and rprvdDy adjusted. Apply in SX.7 c.ir-2.; sLh’ since tho oil excitement tho gentleman ba* boon led by curiosity to make further explorations. Ho has polled out the nEJECTBD AMD BUSPKOtBO CLAIMS plug, and on opening an old drill hnlo with a torpedo, the result was n copious flow of oil The gentleman Is Mr. Sim­ eon Goodman. He purchased the prop-' LOTA*! LATTTABB, Bal few cMms asrd to erty years ago for speculative purposes’ as tho Erie railroad passes near there, and needed stone from thi* land for build­ man and hi* brother owned I was struck. The location is at Hancock, New York, on tbe Erie Railway. But tbe beat part of tbe story I* that Mr. Goodman’s discoveries bare attracted tbe attention of CepHatfote, and yesterday be dispoMd of a portion of hl* Interest In the property, which has been plugged up for *o many years, to New York men, foi 000,000, reeerving still 810,000 Interest All this came from plugging up a bote CUASGE3 KEASOflBLE JAY OOOKE, . ScaacKUTtox Aanrr, /Ur/adr/pAls. eraturc i.f this li “TheSilent Nun 1* Missing," by ‘■Stephen Cour:| lluascll; ’.Bare'Kvnt; “ I’vr)" •’ of tlutl.p. (■Tr7»») Alice; ‘J«*n I* rice 82,50 a I SPRING & SUMMER. GOODS MILLINERY STORE BDlEBtXDX’S UP STAIES. crnl». Wbrelvr Be wing Machine* Walnut street P lion* for IMS. A New Orlrat SILK AND STRAW BONNETS of the Rio Grant) L.IDIKS', MIS8BS, AND CUILDAtNNS' Kept ennatantly so hand, and fur ale on Bleaching and Pressing And all other Work done on abort »a ate (100 Attorney Speed, । document* Conner MM. I. D. ACBZXY, Slllllll prise in charge aay that thia county will National and individual astel p. Mi- e. wiloox. and A. G. CayrnJ Viegh of Alcxadr.j Probably eoe half of that sum SATS & ■EJjHBKFS thia f^ce. About 830,000 of this fa al--- * -1—- * . 1—. * A FORTUNE. EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYBODY pay >vr uietn. otafarwie will declaro that it is I including Lieutenant coca mandur J.II. ceaaj* oarUia. WILLIAM Jons, so many traders PRACTICAL NdteM Deb: ON VULCANITE RUBBER Bi DEMTI8T, j| aoteWiaha more’ to place tbomselrandpauouageof-.l GESCnWIND, Merchant Tailor, A New Tort Ifaw Washington dfanaw cocstiunion iwni-o&cial retur l SJUDT haiis CLOTOdrs, BBOADCUHBB,““ favorable. �'XL.7X.mX3P' NEW GOODS NEW PRIEC8! 0„D. SPAULDING, Aw BaUrely New •tock *1 (M*. , J* **7 Which he proposes to sail at DIED. “ ■■•hriOs, Terra., JaBs itth. The Very Levest Rales, for Cash. My Stock embraces all that ia usually kept In a Country Store, aoeh aa The deceased settled M-y mi. where he_____ — _ family until the spring of l«4,<t which *ima be joined lheSd Mid,, , Lieutenant, remainieg at his post faithfol until a shorj time before bis death. His health failing him, he went lo the Kapit­ al and sent in his resignation, which was granted, an* h. having made all arrange­ ments to Uart for home, aod having oaten Fouxn.—Them was found on the show a beartv^inner previous to startiag, vb grounds on Friday and left atlhls office a Attached violently wid, the Cholera Mor­ a tew hours. ladles* dasp portmoete, purple, withoord bus and died Hie family, knowing his arrangements, and tassels of tbe same color. It •«>expected him home, but on that day, taiued five easts in silvan. instead of him, came a dlapateb announc­ Fuw and refreshing mint have visited m during the past week. wore becoming gruliy needed. They ing hie death, and that his remains had been eent home—thus turning their joy DRY GOODS. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Is ths matter of ths Estate of BenJamla Joses, GROCERIES «s«m te>r»«>r «t»«a test: fa pefausM « sansa and snUuinty granted to CM by^ha Prollcbleanjl ahall .ell al pablle untiaa to Um itheatbidder, oa Salordey. tbetth day af Aasal aext, al one o'clock In tba aftarooon, al tbe lie re.idence of tbe laid daoeased. all the right, lUo aod tatereM of aaid deeeuad la and to the rliowiog dcacribed Real Eelate, subject to tbe nortb^aal quarter. aBdtbcnorili eMt osreter of tba oertb-we., quarter of Hectlcn Xo. Thirtyfore, la Towoabip Three north afrsaga Tea water coatelnlag oaa hsadred^aad twenty acna af lead. I have . FULL STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES, ia the sale of which 1 HAXVKY WEIGBT. L»aaif Cha.a.iwiaaer, Jaa-A^^S^s'iiaarUat«d. j«m w», taw. into the deepest grief. ■ The deceased was a worthy member of Dak Rick's Menagerie exhibited in the Maaouic Fraternity, which on the this village on Friday. Tbe crowd in arrival of the remains, took cbargo, and Attendance in the afternoon was enormous. deposited them in theft last resting.place Very many were not able lo get scats, under the solemn services of ths order, and those who did lost all view of the where now rrtts the remains of_^>ur My Goods were ALL bought sinee tbe performances. Dan must enlarge bls worthy brother, his spirit having gone to great decline in prices, I sell for cash or tent when next he comes to Hasiinpu— that Lo^ge above where the great In the evening the attendance was nut Supreme Architect ol the universe ’ ready pay, charge nothing for interest, near to large and the exhibition gave presides. nothing for keeping books, nothing fur pretty general satisfaction. bad debts, and only a A Dakcb.—Goo. IJ. Keith uf-the Has(inga Hoose gives an Independence Ball on the atoning of the Fourth. Those wh«»propose lo “trip the light fantastic tie" may set the Hastings House do* n ■a a “.Vo owe" place fur their entertain. CHANCERY ORDElL QTATKOF MICHT0AS, Eighth Jedkia! Ctr- ’ t^fkloooU, IE ThAreadJfcnrD. Tbtfar. TT aaltofactorily appearing to tbto coreMbal the 1 above natMd IMrtteaate, iaaac W. Towarand VEIT SMALL PROFIT to, why th ♦ pMI£ or that she mum a copy of thia asttor to be p« •or.aily served ot> tbs said deftodani, st test twraty days befcre tbe line prescribed fas W sppeanncc. fjOVKU-Ortril JoJgt. Aiu>. Coetplaioanl't Sclxttor. Dated, April Vth. t-«X The July number of this Magarine opens with an engraving Appropriate lt> tbe season, called ** On tbo Cliff" It is a beautiful picture of two lovers enjoying the repose and freshness of tbe sea-shore —and makes one long for tbe dash uf tbe breakers against the rucks, and the smell of the salt wavta Tbe Double Fa.Ir.nn Plate for thia month is quite brilliant— Tbe other engravings arc the “ Bridge uf rirgha," and the usual nutnlwr devoted to new stj les «ifdross, Ac. Among the lit­ erature uf this pumber «c may epresfy. - The Silent Nun," by supble Mut ; “ One is Missing,*' by Eleanor C. Daimefly ; -Stephen Courtland’- Pet," by Annie ituaaell; ‘.Sweet Agnes," by Annie F. Kent; “ Peggy Martin’s Sturj,’’by Em tun M. Johnson ; “ The Folly," by Aunt Alice; •‘John Smith’s Brother," b> S FACIAL NOTICES- ADMINISTRATOR'S MORTGAGE SALE. t far sate at public .o-tU»„ro. 7, lbs ICto dn a« Jaft, MCA ■r alteoieon mltbal day, sU Um rrssl of said deceased In and to ,M ml«stoto,towU; Lota ARCANA WATCH. An Elegant Novelty In Watches. Frances l-er ; - Editorials," Trice *2,50 a year; 2 copies *4,00— to bentlifnliv dc-iprid To (hose desirous uf making up clubs, •lehlb lheeoai. Tbe Fasti and abtoki tor name, wllli P.letd specimen numbers will be Sent for 15 j with i'oah Fie. arid eoeratwl in ilto easel style of tbo era, otU are really cents. Wheeler & Wilsust’a celebrated . r.lrbratcd Gold Unttlr.g b ir.daosie aad driirabte. and so react an iniilaSewing Machines arc furnished aa |«rrm I ■lion of fold s< to defr detection. The a.orrmei.1 L- Mh-hI Sv wvll Irnnva Ht Jmlvr aunts. Address Dvacun it Pcterauu. 3l‘J . ro.duly uedgyrd byaaid Jansa H. Taa o Harn-os F. Ilurun. and by an bs.I.bi. nriliug.dated the irth day of Jaauary, l-..v.„4 rcsordcdh. -id UegtoWr'a ol5«. [.yni MORTGAGE SALE. -..—.I-,—— chain, to a stake CT a line parall it with tbe soadr line •( Mid areUen thirty-car^ thence north so a ,r <<Msrefa E D. IMA and treunlcd lo te.pj'jlMrsxisAtfts’S: weal of M.d aaetioa U>lrty-oiM. tbeooj wssl co said castor Uno and co the oectar Uac <J said mc■i -r.u.-lO a- . .I.ta !■ ts* Walnut street Philadelphia. . Now is the lime to scud <-t. subscrip­ tions for IM5. A New Orleans correspond vnt of Jone 1st says Gen. Banks will to-morrow turn urer fate command to Gen. Canby. By order Gen. Sherman to-dsy, troops are ew rotrfr fur the nrighboriwod ef the Rio Grande. • in a short lime, 24,000 Scot heroera from Texas will be in Mexico. Tbo sympetMeeof the hading men of tbat party will not be with Maximilian. rte steamer Gon. Kiltridge, Cape On non, has arrived from Shreveport. She brought down lo ths mouth of R*I river anno efocTf twrew-Ave dollar* provided forts oM of »M dreaawd, pr»rinllh<1 ,u- do< ortrare. nrrmiare .red«.eribed aa fol- £id»w in tbs rest «t»b of said Jsc*. Imrasared and aaatgs.d t« far. and I .rUUonad em4otf ttfv b«n of said da Tbsnojwn II It OrdvrvJ. That N mee Bl£hl West, U the coaaty of Harry. 8«*‘» Uth day of Jans ntsi. at » o'clock I __ _ __ rad. rtMat sons.be aMlgssdf ir the btanneefti aadtini lie Lt l ut U- of ..id ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Ja lbs matter of tbe.Estste of Juba AllhoSM, b\’lr‘” of’‘ft"” FOR IRREGULARITIES. ‘xaucs'is hereby d»»«. prisuoers from Tyler, Tfa IMletmests sf Co- Loa, etc. Judgs Underwood, of Virginia, who has arrived st Washington, too.* Attornsy Speed, brings with him all *• documents connected with the indictment for treason of Gens. Leo, Corsewell and tbe ws.-td, far.^? Lowgstreel, es-Govs. Smith. and A. G. Caymore, and Newton Mo%'isgh of Alexadria, and 40 others. CHANCERY ORDER. stj tx of jacaiaju^nt ag*u ..—— of a**, ■ sad I Estate of Dsd>sr J°VFXOXA TXOXDOi.-StK’rt OF MICHIGAN X..Probate Corel for th. ConnJfrSST ST-’ s; TtaN-v Tort ‘“TilT poftteo. Bom n.,U -Uta U" *•£ "tfaiSXVo. —»-*r »• .jS.l> b 4.. OM.-bbto. » ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. J Mrttft AM Ds-k fito- ~ -4 afa. faj T*. uJmsw be Dad tba *"* CATEAUJOt PBILFH. HMUsp.Mayfa.18*tathal lb-. above b tree- I botae one of _■ wu. - - " mm T aa sow peoesriB* rteriaet, Boesly sad �>AOJ W-- .* : ./ araj '-i-.- -j .000,000»VC'L ^riiataral gtnu. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, num IIAV1R0 FORMED DRUG STORE!!! Roberts & Striker, WITH- '* " KTWUT VKDXU01T, rnr.Tr wrr.in... m.bwv new and meet complete ataortfneut of OF ALL KINDS. AND AT PRICES pine boards, 6| feet long, and sharpen their lower coda. To three etandard* are nailed data made by eawing 4 feet lathe into three piece*. The frame* ere made 10 inches square, nailing th* lower Mata at 15 inch** from tbe bottom of the standards, Un upper ooaa at tbe top, with other* mid-way between tba two. Frames made In thia way hare been in use fire years, end with a Uuie repairing will hat •ome yearn longer. When the brnnehe* extend beyond tho alate and over the top of the frame, clip them, Jaaving one Jleaf above the fruit Merna, and continue to do thia throughout tbe season. Tbe plant trained Urao and ebowing its ripe and ripening fruit, forma a moot beautiful ob­ ject, and one tomato grown,, in thio way I h worth a dozen aa usually cultivated.— Loot year 1 liad 21 plant*, from which 1 gathered an abundance of fruit fur table use and canning, for a family of five per­ sona, betide* attributing from five to *ix bushels among my friend*. No on* need to be afraid ot uung tbe knife freely, a* there ia no danger that the plant will not fruit abundantly ; in my experience tbe dilbcultv haa been to keep it frym fruit­ leg too much. To Suit the Times. DMfGI AND MEIHCXNE*, rt hewlrali. Palntx. OIK <*■* phrae. Burning Finld, TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. IB MKCSAX1C1L AND HKDiaXAL GROCERIES IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE Great Decline. In Prices, . Puraau c» Wool—There la consider­ able eomplaini made by lartnara that arc deal and honert, that manufacturer* of wool do not properly discriminate, in buying, between tbet which ia well and that which I* badly done up. A ootrttpoedeat of the Ohio Farmer aaya that an cM wool harder who aaw hi* abeep wa*bcd-aad Hu wool pat op, raid it £*£ worth J5 to 20 cents per pound over much that wm aold. In his owu words : “My practice waa lo wash a* dean a* I oouid in running water, let the aheep ran in a deal, pasture five to aeecn days, shearing about the 25th of May, taking paina to do the fteccea up nine, tying wUb ■mall white tuine, culling off all dung and washing die tag» before placing them market. Now what enow rag* meat bad L for all thi* I W by, by great effort«« my part, and—you mpst nut tell—on the part of the buyer, 1 gokfrom one lo three rent* par pound above the market price of wool, a majority of which, if ever half washed, bad rep la field* of black Hamps M many weak* a* mine bad day* in n dean pasture." To Rkxtoixx Dacaran Arrtx Taxxs.— Buch frail tree* aa have not been kept welt vitalised by cultiratiun have suffered from various discasri, a* tree coniump lion, blight or so-called winter killing, borers, and tho like, Il lx unnecessary to aaaign rennins why uncultivated or­ chard lands lincome wnhealthfol for tree*. The fact I* sufficiently <wtabli»bcd that or­ chardlands seeded to gras* and sodded insure a daatrucUon of hardiest kind* of apple tree*. But it often so happens that tbe door y»rd* and other ground* partly ornamented with shrubbery contain a few apple trees which cannot well be plowed and cropped. And some are .serve to plowing op fine orchard mead­ ow lot*. The orchard trees In such unruUivated loteare *c*n struggling with disease eaah year a few dying out. FornwHy all manner of causes were aaaigned lo accocmi for such destractfoa, as hard water, hot water, drought, tree bor­ ers, bad *Ux:k, Ac. With tho tenderer varieties Mme ono of these causes may have produced disease, the diamsa origi­ nating tree borers; nature pravidss a home in dead wood for worms, but sel­ dom hi living wood. But czoeriatMe <CX D2EK*J rnrrtT.T Aid Cwkiig Extracts, uk; KuttKftftM3* ‘ • oFrdvAriUwUfB sl’llto £ rfo - ■-J t eMtocwiftaMwirMaM. FT* '^tj5Sw»p OUR STOCK wise* more than the B»nil Stock linda kept in * Country Store, and PATENT MEIICENEt, H£UlBuhL'3 EXTRACT BUCHJ tl3F'|BOV»D‘n®»a Wfe*M OUR FACILITIES For Doing Busimess, EQUAL TO AlfY IK THE STATE. USE HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCH 2’rlncijxr/ DopoU—. Heteibold’a Drug and Chemical Warehouae, HUSBOW’S EXTRACT BUCHU w. slso Msaslssuire JULIUS RUSSEL! &C0„ THE ONLY SURE THING. PHOTOGRAPH Have just Purchased NEW GOODS. ASD, BT TBE WAT. WE BATE A Large Stock of BROGANS st tse d»*r. MEN'S AND BOY’S S7' WE DEAL IN DRY GOODS 'hrt ia tbamrwx *mm*M nireSsr.wUl Bskw. hiwu. MM1 Kasai, kwtter Mtn >r Kim*, w^te saavisgwfDpereso*. ofwith an-Aiw riiawHii*e,4x ts aw»st <h sNUtoaf Barta' Mnew* art to* ■ Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, B4y(W Hats & Caps, VEA. W <DAJ5Y El EBATS •W Which will be sold VERY CHEAP! FOB CASH OB BEADY-PAY. year, wmen suggest* tnat xao Olggmg should'extend * ift* distance with the nxapftcaea. Tbo* for a tree six yenre c>K tk diaaaeter of ground to be spaded up alMAd be six feet, for a tree ton year* old, fart, foe. It dore nrt injure tba tree local tba lateral roots, unlaau the Urge ortnbe cut next to tbe tree.-Granf Co. HrraU. .MORTAGE sale. Beware of Counterfeits agreement that the apple stock, approved iO Wiscouain as hardy, when standing on In du artiek of CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, the cultivated land, seldom if ever winter kill* or suffers from tree consumption.— It may be set down *i equally well eaUbliabed that the hard .eat varirtiee ofap pie stoaLpfcjah frqm neglcci to cultivate tbe land tearing trees. . .IJuUiaw are decaying trees aiaudina OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDEN 8 oa unculV.vaUd ground to bo restored 1 We auawnr. lbat tree* nearly dead or e.ldeoUg dying.can hardly be rertorod l>v anv 'Bul m.-'j, excect for one two erQ^ treeu d»t. barn beenorbadly lajured by the Wight, or crotchoa baked and dead wood exposed, the trank on one rid. blaxetJ and blkur.d, the 1 imU dying and bark rotmb and pealing off, may be restortd no Ar *1 to bear aeveral years bj^nlUsattM Omd well. Tbe sod aboald be well teraed osar, next to the tree shal „ DSKuiUS:’~=ft‘-!.- HdmboWi Medical D jpot, • tto. 104 couth tenth gt , phxea- NEW GOODS 1 So Her Best la Please. No, 6M BROADWAY, N. Yn Don’t forget the place, at RUSSELL’S STORE, Hustings, Mich. 'I AST! FOR HIDES, PELTS AND J K'‘<72a\u-H Bretten, JslyK 1*. Q9UAS0B. CONSUMPTION, ff CALE 8! ■KSKaIm J* Ata’ knry, fklHAXIS, ! ' .(rnytU � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-06-28.pdf 5cc2aa0ee8d2f4dc516c10627fca58b1 PDF Text Text ctrxrxiT .006,0iM,l>&£t VOL. X. fjt §utiBjj®MMer, , pUBJA*H*DEnt*Y WEDXK8DAY, New goods Sastiny’ guinta girttlw;. JULIUS RUSSELL Htfve just Purchased NEW GOODS DRY GOODS Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES. Hats Caps ATO ■STATJOIYEBT ih'li’t forget the place, sC RUSSELL’S STORE. Hustings, Mich. JVLrca itJMEix * eo- May 10, 1W5, . . - iIKENIX INSURANCE CO. uUsgs al H**ita«* in Mid m nod State .st HUNK—. t*w P‘“» i« email court of Mid cously. o" the Scptemtoe. (Ill Sept.} l«w. al two U» afternoon U< tbaS day. JOHX *VWU9. Mortor«. ata CHANCERY ORDER. ATE OP mcUlU*M, E«hUi Js4ictal OrI ■- 0,-gM-rryi < :.u peodloe Lu tb« Ciresit Court for tboCwraly JTwvre Arisr, QsvlatoM*. ............ — > rsrkrr^ I* a rcsXMcn " ‘TO*1 >b*et>t ftno, tee Flat* ; On motion of Fiyk u. l^raptatarors Bdtteiter. it I* wtered thnt rare* hi. spj>-ra»eo to bo en­ t m lb., roue, ».u.ta tbrra month* fr«» *• out ahead of his time, as It Is ths dark of the tooie. Bo tettbettirtdbb oh baad than behindhand ' --j ■> -r “ Laod-O-right ahead, air," kn< out the lookout aloft, just at thia momraL u Ab, we're near enough, Mr. Garnet. Twont do to let that chap sight our smoke, or he'll stay In bis hols." Wo were square la the track of blockads bound steamers, twenty miles to tbo westward of Nassau, sod tho Transit was anobored tn six fatboma, waiting for somebody to come along. Just at midnight, somebody oomy along but ae there was a .sort of qmoky vapor lying low on the water, tho first intimation we bad of her coming, was tbo Then -it wae, “ tarn out. Jack ; op anch­ or, and stand by for fua.M .£bree aockete —Igo blue and a rod one, wore sent up from dur’ forecastle, and promptly roptled to by the stranger’s Sending up tWOtod Ofiee rod burning a blirolight. “The devil! Om of exu own cruisere,” muttered the captain, in disguaE “ No sir—a blockade rvbner, who has either stolen ouf signals ar atomblad up­ on thorn by mistake. Don’t you see that little twinhlioR yellow -light, on his port quarter, rirT" . . । . . ., । “ You’re right, Mr. GtgneL You’ve been watching thesis night rootling' r'ascals longer than 1 have, and know their trirks better. Is it the Qricflo think you-1" “No sir,! No more like iha Oriole th'an the Iropside*.*1 ■, . "SliallU speak to him. iif, and Invite hlfii to give us a call T" respectfully In­ quired our gunner, affectionately stopping •u----------- *- *—-r bandage of our, 100 Parrott, which bo had close aboard to oar rotomehSm. Bat CbpUte Ata4d vras foetoMi end eerore by evreyrtjefc eeli end saintly that—Oriole, ogre ar the deril. he’d W« M}4* " such a dance. He’d capture or sink the rascal— that be wcxrtd—St Grorge or Satan at He peak, he'd teaeh him a edit For reasons, known I should say, only to th® admiraLdd'Fn.therj at'Port itoyd, to the^Quirqandsr.qf.thc steam blqokadrr Transit—at that lime the fastest craft in the South Atlantic squadron—and lastly to myself, 1 was temporarily transferred from the saney, Jaunty little sailing whip­ “No, no, Mr. Linstock. Ybb might pet In for the fleet, to the steamer afore­ knock orer soma of----- «said, which was detsuied froth fleet duty, dark,” replied tho caf sod ordered off in a great burry On some '• 1’11 bail him, and 11 special mission, ths nature of which I satisfactory answers, kpew ns little of as 1 did of tho inhabi­ than the Oriole bo —----------------tants of Nova Ke mb la. overtsul and teadrhlm better manners." It was not untH after we bad crossed Tbo rtranys stranger ws.* square abeam tbo Gulf Stream, and was driving on orer of us, not fifty-yards distant. Ike Bahama Banks, that It oreurre.) to “ A-b-o-y-ce the steamer 1" bellowed mo our destinafiim could be no other our old sea lion, through his trumpet than Nassau ; and it was several bears “ 'Ay-s-y"i4ieMo,!rf6Bme back prompt­ later, before I cabgtft tW glimmer of an ly, Unclear, HngihgRespooee. • ' v I idea as to the admiral's reasons forasrd“ What st earner is that 1” .■ iog mo nero** flte Gulf, and over-to •I Q-r4-ft-L<." •• e,• Nassau In the Transit. Then It dawned “ What's that you say T’ ~ upon me in'this manner: “ tz-r-l-o-l-o of Charleston, Harry I was leaning ever the lea Mil, looking Simonson, commander 1" down-through four fathoms of brine as transparent as air, upr-o (ho vest sponge Bang! went our filg “Parrott," Ils fields, over which we were rapidly pass­ hundred pounds uf jnctol plunging barming, and quietly asking mysol( If sponge lessly by the stranger’s stern. fishing just slKrtie-lbst telKlude. wouldn't Bang—bang—Lang, went bur broad: bo a profitable relliog; whtm a.nw wryl •Mu guMjell pitching thoir missel* wide j delicate ban-I eras laid upua my ahouldar of the mark- la three .ruiuutcs tbo u».nid lucking up. there waa my ooramaodaclous rascal was gone out of eight. . der pro tern. Caplin Arthur T. Alwin, “ What do you, think of that, Mr Garn­ •landing bcaido rue. . et I*"1 ’* *’" “ Looking for mermaids,and dreaming “ That it is all a He; or some Infernal of* the girl (left behind uw,' Mr. Gar­ triok. eir. - That was .not Ihe.eoiM of net 1" be asked. Simonson, that answered, ths hail; i'll “ No,sir; I was calculating tho money wager my life on that. And I'd wager making chancre of sponge fishing, and fifty lives that the steamer is not the wondering between times, why the admi­ ral has aent mo off..bare without my In two hours we wire ckm aboard.the isae, and our peremptory command to rars to was promptly gmponded to by x> instant stopping of her engine, and m dropping out ofohar. after starboard air, toward the Florida. Strait, if bound for Jamakd T1’ ■' “G, ♦»’bave taaite Mid passengers tor Havana. Please to step down lo„H»y cabin xu»d ex^mina qur papers. -,Ym’H find them all right, I jbipk,air," ... . Captain Harry SlnfCnsoa's thoughts were correct; for there were register, manifesto, nails,.passenger Het and doar.not; aUahipehape and legally unquestlonabto. HjB-M. RujelMdlStonreer ' ' " Harry ‘ Smooeoe, for Kingston, Jstoal _, — ---------------- jlovana. Here was a bar :o all ■farther proceed­ ings with a vengeance. ■ Therufaras some Northern trans action, of Harry Blitronson’s since tbo blockade was established, that would have made biscaptuye of more importance Utou that of any .two btockado-runoers afloat And there bo w*S uudor our g&ns,.wilbiigoar . oMj grasp physically, but perfectly ssoOre. Ware­ membered the recertt Slid^l-Msacuwsshraglio,aaJ tnesially.- asreed all mariar intarnalk>t»IUles in inrooteat wrath. “D« you kaow anything of aft Anglo rebel blockade rutuier, bow lying la Nmsu. called .tec Oru>1.1" inquired saidtbog klMmC, 1 offered to hWnUjr, opinion that she tetnut there now. But reeHy. oaptaio, w«H?_ the character yon give us EngUshnisr, you nennot expect ua to adbrd-you much reliable information in refemnoe to blockade manent" .“.Englishmen bo ■ ■.ymuttered Cspt. Alwin ' under hie. breath, and almost bursting with suppressed wrath. ■. Crentr Tr«a*ur»r. Witt n*f psrilc<l«r st- or will be required of nr." ‘ * * labium u> nroeorroa I'cMirfi •" IM*"’!’ “ Ah, certainly, Mr. Garnet. All very dtasbtad ta »«rT>tt, UfHZ “rt b“oa'f I” “IP*' Ir^reJ. in all €S»e* so tosrg* volra* natural." A long pnuae. Then an ab­ irtwifuL OBcs ta t ha Court Itmusrupt question: । “ By-the-by. Lieutenant Garnet, do DUI. ROOD iMKVRi*cH-uo» T M. CADWAtl.aD*». you happen to know anything of a rebel Crentr CVrt nd Rotary Public. OBce io atearuer called.the Oriole; or of the com“ Yes, we’lj find out," 1 muttered, *• mender, coo Harry E. Simonson 1” tbs Ceort House. Captain Alwin dised down lqto>to cabin “Yes sir, a good deal of both." to overhaul his signal book—we’ll ‘find “ So tbo admiral. ba-i been informed, out; whenyunder Wlll-6-tbe-wlsp .hall TH* PHtSXlX «”«»”“£S4-u‘tat£ and fur that reason has sent you on board have lead as a wandering daaoe Ull day­ the Transit. Be pleased, sir, Ip acquaint me somewhat with youracquaintanceship light, and far enough away from tbo Um transaction at VuMBvm. ' Oriole.". „ I with the Oriole first?’" j JVeu*M. OfiM Snwi. The Transit was soon eteaming' west-, « Well, sir, she was built to Nhw York, north-wuhtat her highest speed, and had CASH ASSETS to ply between Charleston and Havana ; and designed for the fastest, era-going steamer alloat. In the summer of 1860 into the sir a red and greoo roeketfstidw her. owners in Charleston, flawing the Z^rwruMr—M vessel wanting something in the required on her port bow, ahd a fete moments later, there flashed out ta theaatea dtreorate of speed, had her engine* replaced tlon, a brilltonf blue light. with naw ones which increased her sailing ----- »<he goes weet-eouthwest," itrate fullv a mile above the sought for speed, and wlUT the exception of tb« j Get the Genuine Article! Phoenix of Hartford. 8933,172.64 everv ounce of steam On bar, and fireman pax&lflg dp Wrftrsw like Vutesnu, uw*y we went In chaao of tbo bsmarteg vapb on d. ■’ ' ’ Attbaeodof an hour wo bad'nsere* Qm dMse oe &roub'teM burterfl wsodimly upon her from our forecssUs ns, but there wee ilo arose tbaa «m ohate^ dn threehwdr*!<•**•*< tarob^dm so after adoben harm lews -shoes had been iuo... «c ■!■««< ■» <• ■ silewcw until we could bring the rascal , under ourbreBMflI Wtterter. Tben we’d, pepper kirn ao*«r. M1m> W etted I w» didn't q-ftte get that fellow .f htattaT Tork KRl. «K1« toed to dgow ^ wnfritat, *** WANT nrrfl^ anJTh ten mGiptre thereafter lockout aqhontteed a? steam­ .. ._ — nGrtbcm board, oh . rslbvr the smoke rff'ode,' foi1 tba '-fekeU fteelf was entirely ’below the borlxou. Tie long trail of densely black stpoke Indicated soft coal and an English craft, wfitja Its direction being nearly northwest and Boutbeast, wka - evidence very pearly conelusive'tbst under the tall tale line of embke tbers was an Anglo rebel bound from' Nassau to blockade-land. Tbs Transit wss headed two points to the 'westward of tho western termluaiiou of the horizontal column, end once more 1 driven through the water at her best rate ' ofspe<id. ' < In about two and a half hours, we had tbs spars, bull and characteristic outlines of ths fugitive steamer perfectly defined against the dear blue sky beyond, and there was no dtnttit* remaining but that this time tee bad ddwa there abehd of ua the tleetrwinged Oriole1 heroelf. - Tbesall tbe shrewdness af -tbe’ wily btockhde roee dawned upon oar minds. Tbo Becowinc had loduaotf onthat^iMr ybMm^biutee through tho night, end the rani blockade rubnar had eoMsaHy boM> chasingus. h wavmuch Bko the eouatry equl.-e’a fox chase, where the dsws got toqori Thera flue around k whisk era. the barn ofi till his faoe last tbo gl' �V. S. LOAN. 7-30 IM PORTA! * <4d *eve^S,"4 Wff take th* liberty of m*»»ing out bclurcn Kk|raMtb*ar.»fee CeUand Lngan.fc. effeakiva, wbcra fl rar expire, will b* arrt infottnlng regiment " still > cxieta," and (pardon my vanity) main NEW fr004>8+ fighting regiment. Wa gre tai alitlla r*at after a long and raid, into lb* v*ry heart of the enemy’» BURTON & ACKLEY’S| HASJlNO’u’110’- hratelh* ^taiag. Jeprth, WrauUaad Coatar. ,Wa b*v*rm. dnobi, but that.the day1 witt be rtdebrated io fi*e-stylo.— TWpd&^f* la tbar seetihW know be* ,thing* are done. . Wr have -been furnished C>r publimlion th* proceeding* of a preliminary meeting making arrattgemeate, a* folio wa: ! Woodlasd Cswtaa. ) Jnne 13th, 1863 f Agree»bl» tp appointment, the citizen* of Woodlimd met, to lake into consider­ ation th*-propriety of bolding a National Celebretkin in Woodland on the coa­ ming Foirth of July. al wmbnient. Indeed, aa early upreaa. io* from Preaidant Jnhnaon. aeom*d to pledge the Adminlatviation U » different policy. But th* prog teas of event* and the fora* of cirtumaUficCT, are .Hunger than thcoriva and mor*soariucing. than Meeting waa called to order by Rev. argument. Tba thirory** early advanced by the Bakxbx, and tb* pdfoy to tb pur- T. J. Spteuer. M. T. Wbral*r wra eb-e en*d In necordanaj nlth Ihil theory art tad Promdent; L. Hilbert Vuw.PnwL L&:ig gradually accepted and adopted On motion. Jesse Jordan of Woodland belli by the paaaa of th* oon^tryjand the »•» chiwen Marshal; Fetor.Cramer of Adinlntetmtimiat Washington. < w*. Harper’s Weekly fm iii rtitnrald^ou Harting*, Oscar Smith, of Carlton, Ira the subjyet cf renrifapizaUot* of State*, »u Slowwit and E. Spencor, of Odeia, and naeriy In accord wlllj <>gc,vfew», that we Oliver Wdlinan, of Cestleton, were elected a*.I.taut Marshal*. Rev. T. J. give it eotir* aa-fidtowa r ■ ,1 1 Speocenr duwen CtetpGin ; Rev. .M. A. “ Tha’. the loyal Trremrn of a rrUHk-ui Daugbtartv waa chosen Orator; O. G. Strtrwhw,^^^^ '* ISR r‘“Rhl brafely for the nt should be 'J'.»fnmchticd, Cooper waa ebnaen to read tba Declara­ r-r wyi* won, by tho» in the tion of Independence. , State » ho hjvo fofi^ht agalmt It. On motion Simon Harris Ac Choir and who yield bi cntira they’ ar* cuoducr- were invited to furniah music for the ocrd. n.-t because they are converted, I* •om<-;Mng v> hkh we ' bisv* no- doubt neeni* a* monetraua to President John­ On motion, J. Haight, C. Densmore, son a* to any other truly loy al citiien.— , Hibbert and L. Newton were appointTbeuuli! question In hi* nxind undoubt­ I a committee to prepare dinner. edly is in what manner they *h*t1 I>e onOn fflothm, the people were requested fram-hiseJ. We thertfore regardf Iu» upriamatiou for reorgan Izati-m Tn North tn prepare tmula for the tiocarion. Th* Carolina a* tentative. It InvUe* "S' ex- meeting will be hel l lu a fine grnve'near ptceefon of jnitilic opinion. The Prraidei;! the Centre. Good mueic in attendance. T. J. SrucsK. Sec. iti* not imorcihnl-le, rt*l some posi­ tive action like th* pvoHamMfon he wish­ ed to concentrate public attention upon the aubject. y-.'.'frt . ■ Tbe ohjeetioo to the rafnredilwnicnt ■<( aH the foaemra of tba State for tbe pri­ mary elrtStfoo by the authority of th* United States, I* that suffrage ia a matter left by the CuMtltation to b* regulati-l by the Suita*. Who,tben,cr'm«H'todav the Slllt* of North Caiolinn t Who ha'vw Lhe right Io exerdra pointed at>thurity there! Who are " the people" nfNorth Carolina! By thowrraat of Vanee, dfily elected rrik. i.t. i.—. .r K.4I..r.. Hina, it* late Otatatltatfon (bs* been art nulled by the National Gbremmrat.— The Bute can therefore be reorganized only by the supreme power of the G.-ternmeni. " The people" who arc hence- dear to declare th.it tunc of them »h..!l rank, pgrt Of the penpie. The plain fact la, that, political power for the purpose of ri'organixatirm c*c be exereiecd o*ly upon the term* prescribed by the Nntitmal Government,. Tbe Su­ preme Cotnidvcidedon the 0:h nf March,' MM3, mlhrcnee of thw Hfewarto. that by tbe law* of war every eltieen In a brwtlls State »s* a public enemy. HI* ifflneqvcni partidpatinn in political p.ier I* 'Uwrefort an act Of grace, not a claim of right; and what sbstl dMerthfne the lim­ it* of that grace but the’ will fif tbe su tboriiy that coolers itT Whatever.' for instance, the i«tc Qmaiitntinn of North Carolina may ordam, no dtihm In that State ran vote by ally enabling forre of ttart instrument. Th* ’ State, therefore, a* a political body. I* to be re created by tbo National Goverennent. Otberwfifo it * will BO longer exist. But thi* re-ertatim> H* not rertoratfon. The right of voting ia iKit cwnferred b*can*o ftirjni formerly en­ joyed, for it la not confirmed upon all. but rally upon thora wtafoh the Government diooae. Many of those votcftr-whnm It will errata were, indrad, formerly voter*. Bat they are permitted to mte now. not b^sBaethay’cwnrt had the right, but be Wedn.-wtay. and taken t>» Fort Lafayette itff* «upp->aed. Tbe Abraiay Pott *aya of Mitchell’* made-hy detactive* KcIm and Elder, un­ der direction of Gen. Dix, th* latter hav­ ing received orders Irotn Waahinglon tn arrrvt Mitchall on the oharg* of treason. 8o<e after the arrwrt «•! Mitchell. Judge McCann vi»itedGen. DisVi bvadqnarters. bnteonM l»am notbmx of the prienoer’* movements. Th* Judge **H that th* Government eoold not try th* prisoner a* a traitor, for ho waa an alien, and none bnl cittxefl* f-ntd Ive tried ae traitor*.— The Judge alaodeclared that the Govern­ ment could only hold Mitchell a* an aHun enemy, but now it i* suppoerd to have no enemies Daring th* afternoon Judge McCune visited Gen. Dix a* M* rraldenee. but probably before that time Mitcbvll wu* at sea/' . Corms.—Now th«t the proclamation of the Preaident bo. remnvod all restric­ tion* on cotton—aav* only th* two per cent tax—there i* much •peculaUo* *a to the amount there ia at th* South which will bo brought to market. Some per •on* figure a* high a* 3.000.000 bale*, .while other* Uilnk th* quantity will not exceed 800,000 bale*. The Jatrnal of Cbmgtrreii, tftar a careful comp*ri«ou ••I: data from all parts uf the South, astwnate* the amount at ogu and a half ipiHiona of bnlce—much pf which i* ungianed and will be found to be more or leae damag­ ed. Tbo value of tha »tock al ihlrty cent* a pound would be a little nv*r Iwu bun' dred'tnilLiuqa *1 dollar*. A large amount of thi* ooilou wOl doublle** be *hipprti abroad, aud will materially affect the price of gold and of vxchange. -F-S® IW)AT?, Th*****<«* ar* l»«i»*4under drt««t IMS,aud arep*yabl«thr*« you fhxn th.u.t. ; ibeUM»viai*y accnmpaaied a* a* far an'Ixahdrg,!where wa draw ten day* tMlMa aad tbe'wag- Itiu Ml ME1ICIIU. one turned back. W* had previously been supplied with aptmunWon and other •upplira nweaaary to * lung march. On the night of th* S7th • we eroerad th* ' Texas oorerapondadee, dated at Brazos Smoky mountain* Irin N. C., and the Santiago. June IOtb.ray»G«>. Steel »“» at that place, and Gan. Bro*u was wtill next day errxaed the Blue Ridgr. Space will'not permit a detailed ao in command at Bruwnaville. There re­ mained aorne rebel *Ud«raia*be vicinity of the latter plac*. awaiting parole. It say that after piwip^ *ev*ral small town*, was aaW that one of th* bottcric* which and capturing several small squad* of the rebel* run over into Mexio* after “ Juhnieg." we entarad th* ./‘old domin­ Kirby Smith'* surrender, would be de­ ion,*'and stopped on tbe “sacred aoil" livered up tn th* United Stats* aulhoritle*. Gen. Weitzel bad nut y*t arrived April 6th al Christian Station, staying In Texas, but »a*dai|y l-oked for. The two d*y* to destroy the “railroad, which Mexican Imperialist* at Metamora* were was done efleclttally by bnrning tbe much excn-i»ed in mind regarding the bridge* and tie* and. warping the railaao appearance In the vicinity uf »u many United State* troop. aa to render them perfectly uselcaa. Our next mors we* b> Salesbrrry, N. 0., where the rebel* had about 300 prispnpni confined, wme of wh.-m they bad geatlg prrntdtdlo *nli»l by mean* id atarvatiun and iH treatment genurally.— They were termed "gelvtalxed Yankee*.’ They , would da to count and boast ov*r, but in time of action they “ failed U> con­ ned."- Several were abut in th* vain attempt )o make them fire oo u*. After* resistance uf two hour* thay tr- S. &-20 Biz per cent. OOLD-BEAHING S0ND8. The** Bo*d» are bow worth a baaiboir,' png Books and Stationery ssra&fiE®* Paints/Oil, &c> K!?Hln.S=,RX-£', loo?) Mini Hurt Loa«t». 4«X> “ . " t**aj« *!*«•« LOW Hold Teolb Ffota, Or—.*« Tfie Covera*r*blp of Alabama. The qiiaduranglnr fight, for the Provis­ ion*! Governorship of Alabama, bet ween Mea*r«. W*. II. Smith, uf Randolph. Lewi* D. Parse**, Talladega. D. H. Buokam, of Alhun*. and D. C. Humph­ rey *, of Huntsville, ha* prevented the ap­ pointment of oltbvr. Mr. ilumphrwy* ba* the adrantaga of being Chairmen on the Cummlttre on Resolutions, nt tbe first Unton meeting in Alalmiua.bwiil al Hunta villa a year ago last winter. Mr. Parsons la H»»ltlJ>eopoon ol P«.bs inlcmi l* I ett percent.. iMlcsd of Ta-1rtk* !* . BeUeribw* Wil drdocl ll-r iMrrnt completed for tbo celebration of Im pedoooe Day.” We feel to wnMlre ■> '* „a„ be ei|^ rand diapiat I'for. It b pr Oration will be deliver-! by J.-acru G. Loras, E*<f, uf Battli/Creek, and uiher cereioonicH will bo liad befitting the <«caaloo. No paina will be spared to make the oeqalon one of pleasure aud profit to all w bo "may be in attendance. found the “ Yanks'* too much for lh«m, and in attempting tn run found tberoselvos completely surrounded and in uur power. Twelve piece* of artillery were taken. About ibnt time the new a ,of the erasu*lL-n of Richmond was confirmed and soon alter the new* of an armistice reach •du*; but bidi.ie we bad time to rejoice over this good n*wn, lb* Inteligauce of the a.wsainaliun nf President Lincoln came like a ihundr^-botl arid turned our joy into mourning. There was a coprplet* revulsion of feeling, and an almost universal wfab that that armrslifie might be broken in order U» give an opportuni ­ ty for retaliation, a»dl wia believed to be the work of repel emiaarise. The wish was hardly mad* Iwfore it was realized. Owr..r«per. We present the Bass** to our reader* thia w«eh tn aa enlarged fi>rm. Our advertising patronage haa compelled tbu change, or rather, we abuuld Mt, ha. im­ pelled it. We might have made more usuoay by printing the smaller sheet, and curtail lug our reading apace. But we ar* bound to give our patron* just a*' good a paper aa they provide and pay for. Wo propose to trim our sail* ac cording to the breeze that is blowing and tba kind ofaoa/re hare to navigate. Oar 1 ship meat sail through storm aud calm, but when advene storms prevail and I breaker* threaten, they will find crar craft, withsail* closely reefed, lying cl.wa ti< back. Thi*Jime to vWt South Carolina and Georgia—lb* command being divid­ ed up into *mall parties for the purpose of foraging and picking Up and paroiling rebel snldisra, who were then daily giving 11 CENSED the leeward abunt. V But when auapicL-u. I WAS CLAIM AGENTS. KNAPPEI a IUII0WS, tbemtelvezup. After the capture of Jed-. Davi* by .the 4th Mich. Cavalry, ws started for Tenn, where we arrived the27tb of May, and arrived in Knoxville the 2d of Jun* after an abeenc* of 77 day*. irrival in Tennrasoe we The day uf were met by a wagon train.bringing gov­ ernment ratinn* of hard lack, bacon, and the tif plui ultra of aoldier’* fair—coffee and sugar. During th* march we lived upon the fat of tbo land, and retarned almost ahlirtly remounted on the best stock the country afforded. Oar !■** 1* very slight, papt. Edward* of Co. D. waa mortally wound*d *t Saleabrry. One private of Co. L. wo* killed by an accidental shot. Tha above I* a feeble nutliner sketch of nur pmc*e$ng*. during the last three try The editor of lb* Unirtrtaliti, month, aud if you consider it worthy of a pUe* in th* eulumra ot your paper, you having been censured by a correspondent for intimating that Davi* should be bung, have pertnlMloa to publiab the same. replies: y ' VoLtritTXXB. •• After ths excitement ha* passed, and Jf JcfTersou Davis is hung, we ascy be ' Oplala • la Kestaeky. •orry-1 But In all suberncs* 1*1 u* aay, . Kentneky is aiiM Siafa, *"<! •*>* if Jefferson Davi* I* not hung, the hand probably ba on* irf0efaa< to adopt the that In this land ever after signs a death cmdituihmal amendment. Nu esgm warrant fbould drop from Its socket— can cro*. the Ohio Riser wklhnut a paw. if hp ia pardooed, let every prison door open. Office over fiebrlua’s Grocery, •P*i»ibU for th* daHwry ef th* ncU* for wkirt they rewire order*. Oppc-wte fort OSier. on Dordiek bl.. KALAMAZOO, - - - MICH. JAY COOKE, Scascwirnoa Aoxsr, PkiiaDl/>kui. our goodjurtunc. Tuonr advertising patron* we owe an apology aa well a* our thank*. STATE A U. 8. CLAIMS, Much advertising baa been crowded out fur •everal week* past. We have bwo delartnioed that our readers should out be Goad News t* the A Bic ted I after b* avuidud, and we ar* bound to make op to them all thay have suffered in th* poet. Onr own citisen* and bnsinc** r«y to widow er motber of prinnm *f wi »Uon or prise noovy; p*j for home* to,I rrylce ; boontfo* f.w wldUra .li*eb«nr«! SPRING & SUMMER <3-OOX>S, AT THE MILLINERY STORE BDliBBOOK’S IB1DDZ UP8TAIES. SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, LAIUS', ' MiSSJtt, CHILDRESS' Bleaching and Brewing were knocked an»»el«»*. th-'ugh nobody waa killed. The wind* battalion waa baptised in eltetrictty.lwo hundred bright gon barrel* pointed upward having die-. m*o Oflghtta bo encouraged load vet li*c. In tha first plaedf It ia for their own beuefil. Barnum once aaid, upon being ask. •d why>a tnuaeum wa* bo succeraltil, lhat he always endvavurad to have aumrtbiwg worth teeing, and then let every body know ha bad got it. Meo may haw ever ao good good* or merL'liandutc, and twelr* muatba' esnuumer*, uulr** they Adwtla*. We kuuw of wmau men who ‘’Mwk that th*y donut do bu«iue*s enough *» aflGrd to advwrtMM, Tfi. re.tw.ii they <io notdo tn.xr* buwuu**, i* b«Mu** Utay Lyon advertise. S.imebo^ lia« said that •those arfto do wot ndv*ru«^beve to *rll jlHE G: high braara* they do *a Util* baunoM. — We hop* nop reader will remember thi* •odbwcta n*Hd that tboy -Hi al~ renvon why buvineta me: nbomtbulr bo n-j paper it ■oral Impcemrm the ba*i- And ill other Work dura on abort nv > tine and in good style. J?*« Goods received often. hadhM wrOlytea** rail beta" parchaOac XX8. I. t ACKLEY. iiimiii SUVITfl & BDHTWT2 JUST BMCTTTgp. fWBffBWI- Stitt* Got ilion* rf »ul GXSCUWlltt). twaen Brazil and Paraguay confirm the reports of th* defeat of the Brazilian troop*. ■ Bruit la making great eserUod* to proracutalha war with renewed .eben " The advantage*, and 1 Mrvuoadlng country are fce same indication. A paper devoid of borne Merchant �V LOAN. 7-30 Jwil st) HIRD SDHIBB •230^00,000. jutborvty of the ftocrvlary of the TrsMwry, drrsignvd, the Oewstwl Sobecvfaba Af)w ’ -XffZMl »*]• uf fn.led States S-csrittae, a&cs to e BOK* »rv isuied usdee daMW 1 sto at *fo p»rsbl» three ysar* 4hmi*k£t *Ma Oder, iota ('<s Ww have received Irons TiAnnr de ’ Sfl t FirlfkrW•O»A little ..I e-fri'1,, U- S. 5-20 Six per oest. OLD-BEARING BONDS. -n|.U«L,-S..^V» .11 8..™, - M DonJ« srv BOW worth a baadaomejeswr. md >rr evrnvpl, aa are all ib« OevsrwfitoM WITHOUT Prfa h-rwf. by eaeah* ■ cipv uf IL1 »«JS5s.-dWK.x?J! w tutuj or ’ AMElilCAN ,. /n.A SI U<, t>ntf inJ Jfsairipei tawttoa, . u, c. to Urw pvr MU. «ummw, •If value, accenilsg ts tbe rats levied on property. Tbe latofeM la ptyshto aa**. .tlyby I'onpvo.ituebsdtaeMh'M.wblct < rui «<l •« j *«ld to any beak sc banker.' Interest nt ?>30 percent, waawewts le 'O’. D. SPAULDING. ONLY DR. RORICK'S •.SMWusat win serf ushueent M said lUd to Mtou «4 ib.i mm! eatata saay be cumnul- pcJcnee Day.” foil t«» mwmic ship readers tbit a good time may be expect ej. Materials luc ■ grand display «-T fits,works have been sent for. Il is pr.. pwed to form the pr<*va»i>mat 10 ufataik A. M. at the Court. House yard, end march to tbs Fair Grounds, whvto tbe <»ral>..n »ill be delivered by J.-scra G. L.pos, Em]., irf Hattie.Cteek, and other ceremonies wall bo had befitting the <K> cui si. Nu paina will be spare) U> make tbe uea*i»<i vne of pleasure aud profit lu *11 a bu may bo in attendance. « t chooKe made la lbs eooditloM eClHa RI> SUUI> sleets suit fa mslter of iofarTb« | aruMit >n gold. II made, wtltbie equlv<.. I be carieM? istvrot of fa higher rate. c rrturn io specie pay menu, ia fa evesH of h only w ill tbe option to pay tho tataeaet ia be r«uH ot would *u rvdt.ee and eqaahsa «iU: psrebswa made with six per ccwA.1* aoold be fully e.|aal to those mode wWb J sod ibrrv tenth* per pent hi vartuwey.— IV . -. .rt ■<• qvyinzr o.vz r l<m.v ix makxx7 offered by th* Goterouieal, sad lie ssperior ,o«*gv> enleU fa real Fopwlar Louw of the Fewpto. -itluo |XSO.«»VJ0« of fa Lmd selhwrfoii DIGESTIVE SUMIS. Strayed BOOTS AND SHOTS, ta. (Sti.. My Goode were ALL bought eiacw tbe grcsi decl.00 tw prices. I sell (<tr cash <ji <■ breeze that is blowing and ■a^we have tu navigate. Our >1 tiirvcgh storm and calm. Iie.i Adverse storms prevail and r* ihr^iir-i, they will fiud our craft, lit ciosdy^ecfisd, lying cl. fa ti» ready pay, charge nothing for interest, nothing for keeping bpoks, nothing foe( had JeDts, |ind only'a ’ VEST SMALL PROFIT catch the gale ; and tbuse wbu take [maa agD si th us, (hall have the full benefit ot our good fortune. - as a yacAtekae w\<te\\ t»'A\ cute. <aX\ \\\c \jAxac\x 5Nc»\x. k» Wxt \o," \>uX at a< vcmt&tuN. a$««.vkX — a £vca\ KtttttXutav cS twttcat, \a Wvc Ti'Atoti* a.\*VrtcY» ite X\xc XV cut aaA ^oaWk. XNxr rc Ktvh, ^or a \_oa<v tinxc, \vcca ‘‘•i axae\x uxcAcA aa aAtt\t-.oV S\otaac\x *B\VVer%, x»\\tc\v, ’ tak.ea \a ^yo\x.c c <\uaaV.'tkt%, — i aat\ at Vac ^ro^cr X\vax^ are a m\h \vrc»ciaN.k** ©5 | SiZtous ’Vevet', h I 5’cver anti jlgue, । ILivar OompTaint, .iy I (T/yap epaia, “t2 i Jnd.ig<j3tu>n, Ja.v.nd joe, , -J I Kidney Complaints, i aaCk aW. <\\%tast« a wxvav kar aaXave.. \ 'Vkvcsc. ’Wvltuvs Tuonr advertising patrons wo owe an apology as well aa our thanks. Much advertising hat been crowded out for * fatten’ bdiaad Jet Brweim a M fahM'UdaA dMll«lfapporton> SJLVgg VL3TSD WAgg. Wvn,\A^ ’Vov.X.c. Ttirviuv* win. es aacsivsu by fa Hr*! n..l Mmk odUraod R.pidaeadEbstXetooe.k efK.Uftalw. »od by II. A. OWWerSaB. -.ungv. (mylTto*) \>T Ikobacv.-'. ftXovcvxcXk ’B\XX«.v« 0. 0. SPAULDIN8. alter be avoided, and we are Go.nd U» r.ak* up tn '.haul all they have *u tiered in MEW Uastlos*. May », IM*. MJ 10 art, Vat \toor vaauWvwat. tbe past. Our own citizens nod business men ought lu bo eno.uraged lu adt urtiMla the first plac< it la fi RING & SUMMER GOODS, "Dr. TBLoXsack.'* feVOYUVhcXv Llit. Barnum once said, eJ why bw museum wu .... mu: LLINERY STORE ‘ 131'KfLDoi’S M©O . GOLD DJfXS AUD pgjTCILg. waist, Vac aoot nxaa vaaau 1»000 o«M r«~3nrw Eauaatoe IfoUara fl to 1 • ivoan ciuto Wm.. —— - . « *_ _ TJocXoy'ii WAVs.- ? • "'**11 .•' thing worth seeing, and tlieu lei every • body know he b*J g..t it. Men may haw ever *o good g.-xia or merchandise,, and ’ BONNETS, A A 5 Dchhj>b*xs' t c. nvlandy <m hand, and far awls on • unable terms. “aching and Pressing all other Work ffafa o« ubavt ww and in good style. . ’ •, . cw Goods received fften. ; to* wUt please sail before pgrebaaior eloewfaew. ___ Min E. WH0GX •tiega, April A IMfl 1PL0YMEXT IO! spefa* ?\“ Xir. !LK AND STRAW DlLS\ ■ ■' .V/SSSS', . K'-^^SswMt^r’a o(, 'Zr ■ ItT 1 it.. 12; peiled it. IV e might bn»e made more uiuney by printing the xiialler sheet, and curtailing our reading s^A'u- But *• are bjuud to give our patron* just as good a paper as they provide and pay • ., > L.* ri.AN ia siiipu ESWS. l.l*aiu>eCstWulljr oarwietogwl jFjrar DgfAfiTMgjrr. AND SHOES, In the sale c.f which I JAY COOKE, tub GROCERIES can oflet you Si rtCEtmos Aqwmt, UP 8TAIK& DOLLAR DRY GOODS. I U«« a FULL STOCK «f BOOTS UD..UL *1 fa ’ret* at which'll ia being *>J, will Sil be vubecrihed fa wUbia els. ■ya, when tbo nolo* will ardoeMedly eswAi ■ pnriiuiii. m uniform!) brent th* »»*• wiag the labKriptfoaa to other Laona. ord«t iL*t citiacos of reerp tow* nd »e«of fa coentry m*y be .(forded foeihiiee fa ,g thr loan, fa N.tioeol Banks. Stole »e»ka. .•nvsio Bankers tlwvwgboal fa ceealry bar* -sUy agreed to receive sabacripfans at per. criber* will aelrcl tbrerewo agvato,le whom have roa4deT.ee. aod who only ere to be ro­ uble for the deflvery of the note* fa which AT THE USE . cSwer Jsb.lfakbarl, .................................... .... I ................ “ »30<» •• le> of all i„r UrnominaUoM aaSMd wQL> ptl; far....bed upon receipt at subeeriptioa*. r Note* of this Third Serfs* ere pwetoefy U io furs, aud privilege* to the flb«naHj|ks ilreadv mJd. <ace0 that the Oaronuaeei vela iiseltlhooptiM of paying internet la coat « pcrevol., in*lcwd of TMOtbe’lu . ,uul>«ribeia will deduct ike interest rr« icy op Jaij i*ih, at U*Uaae wbea fag • < CUhrty of the i.stee of the third aettoe tJm-t.0 ihirtfawillcomuawte u* fa 1st *f , and • lit b« »»O promptly »«4 r"»itie«enig ■ MAWFACn-KB NEW PRIECS! )nr cent per day on w SJO note. -u o crsli “ •» •• *!«• *• .. ......................... * *300 M rewire orders 11WAEU NEW STORE J ' 1 dunk that they do outdo bu.tueao enough luaf'.rd l.. aivertiac. Tbo rsaem they du but du rn.ire buaiunet, ia trecauae thuy <fonledvert.se. 8 ■nielsuU hat said that 'Lae who do not adveruv^iinve to sell t'fh because they du s*. little baaltKma.— We hope nor reader wilt remember this €>Xov$L^e\v *B\XX.ct» lav.’vsj.cwtoJtv-AXxv tiMtaac a\xi &cX>s\xta\e.du D»v'"Ro\$aeW* - FOB IIUIEGULAIUTIES. fttowkAveXx *B\XX.eYS *d bear in mind that th«y will alau cuke money to patnmiM Umm who *d- tkTk'X aadk maXt Another reason why basioMa mtn •Iwld advertise (0 their bu na paper ia b*e*ss* a general impmsirm uf tbe bud*bd enlerpriae of a place ia cuavsyed U» Ml, XAVVULa*. . ... ADMISBTg.y^B^THtgJ " are VwitWAW. a. •*—■ B »• ulp** A*. A.iu—. public, near by nr rmtotaly, by tbo •Pjrarancc of tbo advertising ouldtnne of *U local psp,,. Th, udvantagwa, and tAxXAVt^, XiNxtu.nx.a.’tAW’riv, «Xt. , #f»perit) of fa surrmindiag country arc •‘•“pdgtdby tbe earns indfatioa. A lank, load paper devoid uf ■ h»mr Mvertidag seems uf any to tboae *b<> »<*ld other wfa settle in the vWniay, ^*t that u a hard place in which k> get *c’*g. Ths buameaa maw aoem to my Uta.:... . . ‘.’J. of -"y. 'bnir silence that the crrdil tbe ,mikax\c\xo\.^ cvCyoyaNAt.. TXasa gbtoara are paU up. trv ^uaH' bottiaa, t\f w/lifh the aheva ia • /ae-euwIla. Tha Ulrl u m^raiMd,afid GUATTDTAN'S sale. *" i saggt *«»«aity is poor. That th«y J*v« tbeir customers all fat, by tbo >pn«Bor.?Bgr.yottP.fcrn, Eaat AuHh Dt . QseinMtf,' W sAwr , ADWNBTRATOS'S SALE' Job �NEW FIRM aEXUWE SUAWEEDTOMIC, fl»» HTI BARLOW,. GOODYEAR »K;. A GRANT, . , BANBRAKE PILLg. tUVlSG.FORMBD l DRUG STORE!!! AtZofd.il I Ikridtf' • ■BL00W .YVaTHT-B. -i! and , ' ’BLOO'O VXLLB ■wtni- groslau cunsnat yet mtedcn.il ouLufl danver, 1 aoattmhd ia the Mme way an. sstftiytfia Ums this was O’n rumed, fhe con. was out of danger. S.well pteaaed with the seaalt was i, that I have always used the sam. mods alnfir.— Half a bushel of corn will be enough for a ten mwe Acid." The editor uf tbo camo paper remarks; “ Tins plan of protect lug the cornfield agalnat the depredation of bin}., is no doubt tbe cbeepeet and moat' etJeetsal tan yet sogg rated. A' frfosul of cure in Bucks Co. adopted tba Wfta . re,p. of ,«r.^p,ud »>. it acXslo a iharm. He however, enaka tbs core before seaHer! ng It around hie I fields, foe lbs reason that the crow and, gmkle oeree eat dry corn. Give a do-: turetlrated crow dry corn and be will1 carry it away, and bury it for a day or . two. We have often observed tbem dolugtbis. We hope ail farmers will try ttea ebesp end simple protection, by wbieb they een not only ee«c tteir corn, bet tho l.irde aku, which willdo inuch m keep the Um dear of injurious insects. .two.oo:ok.® ■QAt. ■BOBKC’K’® F ABE rBECARBD TO SUPPLY Ur. U- lhaa e i x yean, and hew aoqwhedaa OF ALL KINDS. Clt.Jaitujj Satin »•< \n\nunu Vo^kVtnXxy new and moat complete assortmeat of AND AT .Bsxrraie ctsct, FLUID IXTR1CT BUCHU, |!WA!BTN®BSW a-ay. teethe t-v Iks conclusion to feed U» t-rda. «rd « U>ah 1 peck <1 cm and lettered it around th. field near the -•wesad trees, the pleere where bird. : spl to pell tbaeore. I aooa «-* that they ate up this con- end did . JiaXurb that ia the KM. After the । ,viao. i w-r .! DBUGS AND MEDICINES, UChrwireh, Iteslads, OH., (am janip. MowlsaBtew. PRICES t. sm n, uk pontes; M tte preaeat Uu« U C\vra<v6e TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL. Suit the Times. HtlUWN, ar FOB KECHAXTCAL A!H> MBDIODUL ■^tuvoxYou* Ctt^veaXt* which here been skewered upon bin from KW \vurts. tXvc Country. GROCERIES! IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE AAe peculiarity of the "BKooA Vwrtflvtr To rrjwl liuj. from Vlaea. Cor the life end health of Ibe body depends **7?* tte ^ri^d1 the body drags dDBUUV IPZATHHHIKIllI Abd Cooking Extracts, Kyc "C«.c<\\Mi\e& tar earing la. ’ ‘ IFttn (Thrraee., tbit G‘S*7TF*‘°. Z-iwr Camp/airU, Freer and Apt*. Female Ci’nplaitie ZJt. Ams. £ruptlo>w, Oantumptim, eta OUR STOCK Gardners will find that mH an unlu>urtrat part of tteir work will be keep« from their cucuailwr, mrlixi, Omprlsaa more |uaah and tlmllar vine(. We therefore and Kinde kept io detail eeworal modes of figbling Una OUR FACILITIES A decoction of rod pepper, cprinklod odtekpra. of tbo young plants, wAtl rrpel fhn bug.. Ewen the pepper tea alone will bo too Strong fur all that haw. weak atomicha. A mixture of two quart, uf flour and black pepper, dotted on tbe ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN tin., while wet with oew, anawer. aa a STATE. partial pratetBioa at laeat. HilHBULD’S EXTRACT BDCHO PATEMT MEDICENES. tEsrnoviia'sosii wash THE] Principal Depots— HELM BOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU rith Our Store, Helmbolifi Ong and Chemical Warehouse, Ko. SM BROADWAY, M. Y< Depot, ’ Ko. 104 SOUTH 1MJHH BT, FKHUl NEW SKIRT FOR 1865. Beware of Counterfeits HOOP SKIRTS. ASK FOB HELMBQLD’S! THE ONLY SURE THINS. PHOTOGRAPH AK OTHER waa cured of Fem fad A<« after trying et.ry medlciae ia hie meh AKOTkER wee esjed ef Fem Sow which had .ilMcd fourteen years ANOTHER of Rheuniatwfn of right »rar* Catfs inneaerable of Pwp»p«ia end Li.tr* Complaint eould be ■t.ntrooou ia which the 'WoY'k.Wke a M blf «T tos teelkwres »r •tme. ia TmiM W »f » la t* eaaaty sF Barry. Bt.u I—tesh, »c ynej CVmxyyw. A\\.ooa\. VlW* an the m.wt aetira and thoroe^i pika that hare erer introduced. , They act »o diwetly upon tha liter, cach­ ing UlU or^tn to each aa extant aa that tha ■yitatn doer not rdapeo into ila (maar eaadilioB. which ia too apt to ba tha caaa wish •imply a pttrgath. pill They am really a liVotA cvtvdk TtAt'frCY TWl, which, in conjunetiea with tho will earn ell the afamnen tinned diaearn. and, of Ibemaeiw*. will reliara aud uur. Urftdo-'Ka,Cbittuvnaww, Oalia Paine, Cholera_7Zortiu. Indifwatton, Pten in <te £ou.-ua, Q>wxinaae, ate. Tty tteaa mediriaea, and yea will nawr |AH Aakyonr netghbora, who haw .red them, ahd they will any they an AND. BF THt WAT, niUII A Large Good. ^cA\.e\Y\.e%, ^J°?*.-*houM thM‘ Ufor* <''ios Slock of MEN’S AND BOY’S by aBtnek Company, vm commenced In ! hUrik 16M, b-<did hotg.l fairly ender I way till about Nay laL Tho athw em>t1 •fMKeaniaoiMcf the bniUia^orhich srac Mated far liOO pn annum, waa 41 The laemy employa three hand* —OM «M and two women. Mrrufac turee from tha mllk ofBMoowa. In tbe heel of tbe area rm mate kina ebaMea per CRO< OME perwon writer, her daughter wee < wte of tu .4 nine yean* (landing, ead St Vilas' dsnre of two ymt AMOTHER writes, hts Sen wee eurxJ after hu BeM> had ahnoM waeiad ewa. The dvcuin prooounnd the cnee inewnr For Doing Busimess, Open boxen, aix inchre high and a foot aqtrare, net over tba young plants, will amwsr a good purpoee ; or a cheap and oM.saisM protector nay Wmada of ’.reh bark, poate board, or, what is better MUI, old floor oil doth, pegged down.— Ar y any U di or sight Inches high, I aki .<any desired rise. Where the two arxH meet, It la well to tick them to one of tbe pegs. Piaea them aro.cd the kills as soon aa the plants begin u>‘break ground, banking up so that no bugs will work under them. Very lew of tha insect tribe wtll gn over them. Bug. d<» not aecm to ba aklUsd in fence numbing-— Simply atendiNf bricks on edge around tbe plants uwialty keeps them out. Liquid manura <nr.da from l*n dung aud left to ferment, will drive all of the bur. by ita efiensiva smell. Twu aborsWaBd of ben dropping, to four gallons te water will make it of auSpenl aUengtb.! ihlf a pint-of thiahq.id arettered over sach^Hl, aa every alternate day, will re­ pel the biMlwanAgive tte planto a vigvrl-u« growth. A neighbor or oort aaya he has treated bi. bug visitors, for twenty years psat, to S' ptedror two of good Scotch an off; they think Ibie-to something to be eoecx ad at, and therefore leave in disgust.— America* JynratorMl VAX* Is that they Strike *» th* RxS of Diaenee, by wradieeif wwry pewiele «4 imparity "BYood*, Great Decline. In Prices, BROGANS Wai IsSias. ' (.petSOS) LSgUIKB FOB TUB DVPLBX HOOF HKIBT. • Clo* a Pamphlrt or Almanac of say local «.nt, and real toe eertiSeatre, and if y.u hat. ct« doubled yon win ateStwtee Ills Ssrelneeivyar wkita, wte<! anw4 hr d.ww.. grist er aM age. U wtlt rertarelr la wtal i. clrimed for It, s 1 to whM ta.Srrte. aa». MMeaate wte b .r»d it, tf.rn.lr tod -i;h.< la toaury. Wk ktovAA v.o wvorc.. ‘’iSfficEF ............CSANCEBT ORDER. ~ JsteiM ClralterBiot^rU.MttaeerMxrrent f «ri) tsi muaelte aaldtaItagraM- -forMtete Orate RaFUS8<rt^n WM2Si»im. •Mar. threw. fa Or artich of >» ■*.. ta£'<s'X£ • . Er ■ T' • z>*‘"Js / 0LDLADIE8 KTAIR MAIDENS ------- DYSPEPSIA and FITS. WILL PLEASE TRY TT.''-' / CONSUMPTION, roe,mon, rsure and eMFKbi. WM.M ltefi5N.YBLL “•Mcco Jr>ELL, tete. OwpM � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-07-05.pdf a6251d10600354f30b53d69bd37dfc0f PDF Text Text MOrflC IAWEED LNB1 VOL. X. Umtr, 13 PUBLldUWKYWIY WKMB8OAX Mio NEW GOODS ■ jjuitni jirrtlen. w StltritJ fsrtrj. ■JU1IUS riA RUSSELL Bel gke m« Um pUIereptee ThsS'. happy with a straw. Have just Purchased A LARGE STOCK OF mortgage sale. jtUuot u. Jamea H. t ulbnry. OS the twentytklrd d.r of October, In the year of ear Lard m.-.'.Mj eight Lcudrol and uxty-lbree, aM recorded is th. nfliee Of tba Register of Deed. *f lH,r3 ecaorr.StetaofMkHpn.oa the list day of Xs.raber. A. T» IDO. InUber "M” of MortgafujAbe^ibday’s^s""**.”*^©'Ima/mJ . If life belbriaigs es h.pp^soes, Il brlap os, we see told. What's bard to bey. tho’ rich osas try. With d) Uwtr b.«p.of geM : Then l.sgh ursy, kt Hkn ny Wben’erthey will of Mirth. Wheiasghs ths mast May truly boost. NEW GOODS, 'RANK ALLKX, WE DEAL IN Aitoratr u<4 Ceanselior si Law, and Hollor Is Cksncery. and Netary Public. General ad. Tax. aad CcHeetioa Agent- Particalu ■fitioa sate la lha ttH. .i DRY GOODS It Unto aspsrk to ebstf tk. dark, Ito snUgU to within; Tbaa toagk away, 1st oibsra uy WlMf.r tlxy willof niittb ; Who laagb. Hi. most aij Iraly boast Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, StaUanj. Hats A, Caps, ; ol„ toe last stags O CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE Tho genial tunshlno of a sweet Moy afternoon fell in flickering waves of gold over the inony roofand Ivy hong ehim noys of an old farm house, Handing in a green hollow, in tba midst of the pleas ant hill country which stretches south­ ward from the rad battle ground of Ma­ nassas. In the opighborinZ wood, the turtle dove cooed her plaintive love-lay, the partridge whistled, and the romn twittered to her yoiinjfand from the surrounding meadow came the dreamy gurgle of the brook, and the mtodcal tinkle of bells from tho cattle eroping tiie early clover, That sprang up, green and tender, in tho warm shadow of the foils. Tlio orchard, round about the bouse, was one roase of fragrant, milky bloom ; and lh,> Ilian »---- ihnir it.liSjsaSS ay-xiu&c AHI) BIAOTOHiK&'ir Which will be sold fur Team h*d aecunstote »rrnl treses ml bs'bsdyjw* .-teSOOMTtWgSrilUW assx-jis;1® FOR CASH OR READY-PAY inda xiUnring the MS9M Mir lb. inded Hour until the great hoapitable Mun, with ila ever open doors. and RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. IIKENIX INSURANCE CO. u. .ku ws u>«rrs»da»r»B«d>J ‘baAidetot; mt I*',- X- RUKLDON. ;'.W3^,:£*SW»SS atUee In plulldrl| lua, I ■*•»» '.......... -: in Sr* Yert.Betake, i' in;v..uvu s, ----- ,---lUHberhsiIU ■SlSVife Get the Genuine Article! riKILSOUD IXrfCRAXCX-ttel rtsste th. Phmnix of Hartford. CHANCERY ORDER. THE pnonnx BSTSSB tsa rossnrr rsaa bet­ 'TATE OP MICHIGAN. Eighth JodicUl Clr- ter than ever prepend for service sod <>•t’ .to tbs Hoerftte jwjtoKrwhh ootord toOltoa for unly Trewecr. WUI yay pwlketar > Io prncannc Psaslo. for .11 perw Hl is MrvK*. btei ps? »“J bounty p>o» sweeter than ever filled too vales of “ Arab., the Blest.” On the low window sill, overlooking the garden, a young girl sat, on this aamo afternoon, her little .lippered feet hang­ ing almost low enough to touch the star­ like dandelions on the grass >ph»t beneath her ; her pretty. golden hair thrown back In wavy disorder, her cheek, fleshed, and her tender blue eyes brlmlW of tears, os they looked, with a serious, questioning gaze, toward tho evening atm, juot slipping oot of »q{ht behind the summit uf the distant pine grove. “ Why, Alice,” eried u manly voice, 3 how's this! Come, tome, I tbOught you menu I to ba so. brave.” . So I did,” her voloo faltering painful ly; " but It Is so hard—so hard. Archer —to—to,"—and she dropped bee pretty bead on his arm, and gave way to a cry. Ho stroked back the soft mass of gleaming hair tenderly, and said, “ I know it Is hard, Allee—harder for mo Rum you child—though you mkyn’t think oo, but it can't bo helped ; I must go. And the sooner the better. (Td- JVorn At Ofc!*! StaiemenL *933,172.64 (JUfRCART IMS.) , Sirup -» o-*4»ly digeetro *Me** J, ' . .■ ।« hi-ii it iBiusrts tla lisailSsjciL bj Uli. pmwa Where .fl’ S.-TAW ■BMW®’* WOOLEN TACTOET- ” To night!" Yes—to night. You dittl blame me fur what I am doing T" “ Blams you, Archer 1 Oh, you know belter!” And a kindling flash lit toe blue eyes. •' Yoe, yes, 1 know bettor.,’ he said, “ but I wouldn’t mind it, If It wasn’t for you and mother. It nlmdst seems wrong to leave you exposed to these Southern troops, with no one toproteet you. (Bot what am 1 do ! 1 can not fight againai my country. Old Jacob Bradford would rise from bie grave. If hie eon would turn traitor ; and'my grandfslher, who fought st Trenton, would coma bank and curae me. And yet, if I stay here a day loagar I'll ba oonacripled for Loe’s armr.' ’ B. WBIGHT, There were no tears in tho blue eyes IT and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. now plhey gleamed like an unsheathed sad the olAflhg mead-agafe over that told ma so.” . portion of poor desolate, mistaken Vir* She looked up with aomethieg like gin la., awe In hie lace, as aba heard bie confident An evrohig name, in tho cloudless glory words. Ho smiled, leveling the aoll of regal June. Mrs. Bradford aat upon about the roots of the little tree, repeat- the door oitr, ewayfni“back and forth, od half to hot, end half to himself. « U and ndfenuring to bsHetf Mr‘a’dSxed wUi li-7. ».a8^ 1 •’hatt ^*•—“4 <"»' mel*>eboly way; Aliee aat«i lhe sbort iryshall live. too. grates dose by the bloominc rose trae.— Then be kmed her softly, and aho tr'ip- TH wbipporwill piped on tbo old grind ped-eway to the. kltehrtr, ftfovfag him slono ; too earns stara glittered orerhrad standing alone. TM May 1 moon was —but where was ho 1 Heaped op among comiug up over the top uf the old oak the uameksa dead on anmc distant haltle t<M M>%t stood to the eastward, flood, log the surrounding bills, and all the green botlowa with a aubdued idstre. lovelier, If not brighter, than the'radiance of day. A sriripporwill began ite mslancbolir soog from its------ *- — -l •• grind stone,and the ,wlf with a doud of delkioes perfume ; aad plaintive cry from the pond in the roead- el the same iosint the old rod gate swung ow. Sights and Bounds as faailTliar ail sharply oo its .binges. S.mu one was blsbwn bsfag. they brought the tears to coming down the little foot path; h sob Archer Bradford's eyes, and made the dier with a Hue armless risers dangMsg broad chest beneath his folded.arms spall at fair right side. Such -visitors findieg convulsively. His heart was tender and tbrirwsy brekte Watoisgtra. sod ,to domestic ; all bis affections wore centered their bomea, after the terrible hatties in this old Virginia home ; *11 bis drop in the Wilderoeas, often dropped io the love lavished upon -----------------his doting pold __ ___ mother eld farm houses now. Alice rt»s wp, and Uttfo blue eyed Alice—not bie eiater and placed a chair beneath the woodbine —but something, as wo have sefcn, nearer arbor. ' r . ■ and dearer. . .Won’lprou ait down and bare adrihl^. By Ion o’clock every arrangement wav sir 1" she said sweetly, Bahn coma up. completed, and Archer's aatchel, packed He eat down, white Alice darted off w ith clothing on one side, and eatables oo to tba kitchen, to gwt ike drink. tbe other, stood facked and strapped, on : “ Bring soma older, Alice,” nalfadiba the kiteben door-sill. He pi.-ked it up motiser, wiping her eyea. . “I like to giro and swung it up on hip ebouldcr. them ti-o best ; oiy own poor boy was a “ Well, mother,"-tfe said, putting bis soldier." . arm round her and kivaing her tenderly, ■ Alien brought the cider, clear and re- ' “ I most be off, or 1 shan't get acroas the ey, a lump of ire tlakliog in the bottom river by day. Take earo of yonredf, of tlwaubfct. 'D>o soldier took lt,raised it and tuay God blesa ytm/'n to his lira, heard the ice tinkling with a “ And you, too, my lx.y." cool, refreshing sound, s> he had heard a He turned away, pained by the algbt hundred times in bis boyhood. His band, other teira, and .trode out toward the trembled— gave away—it fell, end ho old red gate. Alice following hlrri. sprane to his feet with apaarintiale cry. He ktoed her through- the bars, on “ Mother, Aiwo—don't you ■ know brow, cheek a and eyes, and then without another word walked away. , She watch­ ed him till a sudden torn in the road took Mm from tor sight; <it>'d1<!stbe pbbt* mother, sitting on the door-siH. thinking.' lb<- soldier, bronzed by the .aruoke of both uf them, no doubt, of the weary rasny battles, sobbed like enfold. But days of woe and war that would inter­ after ewbilatiwy grew qifac, and Archer vene before they looked upon his focu uat dowU brwjdohis mother' oo ths door* again. ’ kill with a fresh goblet of odor in bis The spripg wore away ; amnmer eatne, hand, while Alice with a shiM is her Hue end thv thunder of battle rocked tho old ey«k beside which the June stars looked bouse to iu vary center, but the rose trv« dim. went beck to her seat <m the grass. did not wilt. . Tbuugli Mr was but and '•J knew you'd come," she said softly, aulpberoua. It shot up yuuttg tendrils, and her sweet fiuw dimpling^wftb hapy *mi ire? burst h>to fragrant bfoom : and Alice I told mi-tber so becanaeyuur rose tree said to herself continually. •• He will live came to life.” , . . —to MiUmotoe batfo toue.” . Arcittr looked over ak the great erttnA cold end . cruel winter—another suo U'jooma and aaid eofaatoly; • ■<- > spring—the harvest trampled down be­ “Yas, Ahee, 1 live—aad the row tree fore they -Mpenedf tfa* beautiful hill lives, aad, better, our country luce country made desolate by thnfsvagvsof war; still tho rose tree bloomed . and grew, and Alice a heart «m full of hope. But when the summer pawed, and (nil came, and the scanty harvest! were gath­ ered in, and one by ono the fathers and husbands, left at borne, were conscripted What a simple, beautifal, powerful In­ into the Roeth era a.-vny, leering weeping j cfaildreb aad wives in iirnfhrtleeaboiuss, stitution it Is! The ooreery and propara cfaaugo seemed to fall upon tba land ; I atory school ufthe affoctioni and moral tbeauQworea murky glow; the aky bentlments of oar nature—what an Incal­ seemed brass, and God tpp, far oft to culable Influence it brings to bear upon thh' delrclopment of onr beet capabilities ! lint in those days of desolation, the Take, for example, the relation of child­ rose tret drooped and willed, and as the ren to paranta ; submission to right so- i winter came on, ell life see med to go but thority ; trust in a higher wftdom and a from branch and root; and Alka’s hopes stronger power than their own ; love failed. No letter reached them from I answering to love, meeting It sometimes Archer ; and they heard runt ora of terri­ aa a playmate, anu unconsciously beoom1 lug assimilated to it ; .is it possible to ble disaster befalling the Union forces. “ He is gone,—we shall never see him oJnceive an atmosphere more exquisitely again,” said the poor mother, and Alice adapted to qiileken fn young souls the found no word to diaapprove what the Innate germs of that moral and'splrilsnl life w biota is destined to find its highest said. The winter was dreadful. Scanty of object in the disclosures to U of the fath­ food and fuel, the two women aat by their erhood of God I We often speak of the lonely hearth, with an unspoken sorrow sanctities of home. LTtorally. es well ax in their white faces that awed even the figuratively, our characterization of It la Genoa guerrilla, that prowled about the there that-time sffaotiona are first elicit­ farm house into s<i<ncth’ng like pity and ed, exercised, add expanded, which.iu due reeprtt -‘‘But there fe netting hi this time, and unless perverted, by trail, will world of Cure that does nut sooner or be filled with the fullness that flows from later ooms to an'end. Tba ■wheels eftims tti Uncreated Source, and that will con­ may seem slow, but they are auro. That stitute our MibHmer life when the present lonely whiter dragged Itself away, and a edliUry la^k stove bee hand."' The blue sky Smiled, and the sweet aualight fell In genial beams, and Jhe gentle rales fell on field, blaokened and blasted by the ravages cf war, bringing up tho tend­ er grass, and meek eyed violets over the nsmolewi grave oftbe fallsw brave. In the garden at the old tent'tone, tbs pinks came op hard opened their odorous “ You must go, Archer," she said, her petals and toe hollyhock beds swelled al­ Up that had auirarad a moment before, most to bursting; .tbaJoJ^feaMaMt-roe curving proudly; “God will protect your mother and me." “1 have eomothing far you, Alka," be raid, after a pauee. “ See bora." atf fee drew from hie pocket a tender, little rose ^■•‘.I%TrPre"LKSi ’-‘In %a ■. motbor turned dsepartagly from the happy fitee end ahonlr her bead. Age is leevtopofolttste yvenh. ’“No, no, be will sever acme Eack to no agata,-1! aba said. ’ ---------- — Bat the spring ndrancsd, and tha^t^ls stoat «rew?end « afore raottor new aboots came out, nod fey fail —faasdr ^4p life rove irre *w fa Woraran, weigh- foreVer prohibits h, why Is not the ques i^-Whp».sMta,««».* Jegal Oon Uitutioa ip not a G«aUtn amlof <*™r» you are aware that many of u. ngat,! the March amendments to ‘ the Cobsiltufkm-’^TVnnusUli as uttorfy illewi! end void.'- Wrrw fc oct fur thi preeenoe of *iUjgQt<MBe; tba matter wouM hare and I douTtuottheit corfrthed oar opinio • Bill,” asidf. -t... ____________ should decide aa you say, woeiA ft wet be impoeaibto ferwiore. thn iueUtutiod <xi of ~HUm».IMuX,Wta would everywhere nil kt ift**......... over the wbofo of them—perbapa not oxer ona-haM of the Blate . whora blacks are not aware that slavery has been .bo!.«bod st di. ’ ■fcmb of ttfere racBao. are to West Tran rosea,-irber* tba color­ ed popoiatisn ta most numerous, in etbsw quartern tfeens are many families which4be black, have sever attempted to leave, and where Um quiet resumptioa ofthe msstera' sutifor rty vqpld be al once roquloaoed in. Gradaalty all resistance would oraae, and Ute cofared psaplst fa many cases disgusted wlfa, their MW fouqL fremlom. w differ^ from wbet they adripdted. iocld vtilsrfurily re- Govsrntrietft l* Tepidly dlamantling the f.-rtifiaetloas at Richmond and Petero- yards and arsenals. Tbs n amber of can­ non of all kinds, aTegs and Geld, is m uch larger ttan was origlMnyswppwM- At one lime four or fiva-acree at the landing below Richmond warp covered with can — ’— st army waaoua. eta. Fiv, CSty pSfotihd Bfebm-.nd Sing With them, Inrfrdicg White worth battery nf. rifl--------- ,—,. inlye BMndecs surrender. 1 by £«l Ue,A» -BurksxiUe, Vo., which It Will probably be sent, with ctfearcurl cue pieces, to Weet Point, as tropbire At Pcteraburj;, juat before lle'svAMato*-. many cannons were Inrriod. tod bead boards put Up<» ere* end, to MrambL soldiere* gravera The nrapoes atoa. �U. S. 7-30 LOAy 1MPOKT4I THHrlZD B^E'-T^rpkg •280,000,000. * Tlw Fsrasthef Jaff. Probably the Fourth of July fare not, M>Ub;^iuZiUr^ t^Uoioo” bath, for many yean, been so generally rele tree motto of our country, redeemed and brated a. on thh the 89th anniversary pariHflfrjh. ,f i.aih— wHs* It haapaased. A bright and glori- M tbs sole ef UaUsd Stoss Svtwiu., ' -taa, - them, yet as we pawed Into the rediflMf I privilege*enumerated In that “bill of room we missed that tall form, thatnoMa right*," the “ Ckansr of oar Liberties," bred that but a few week* ago s.^. sre being extended to all tho people. Then, notwithstanding the devastation ■MTIFWFrarKKwISHS* bmwSveJiaa' it,nu>rw> wam*.\i»n i-fcA for the day we IfHKU'it the. birthday ib .u tai-a ftheeooutry. Jt wto. dark boor in ia fond; aad aUha^-Ure sat tbem■-behoof tel. rowtey _ _ aetves to do bq*»ofto the ,vflbjf on which mayaNatiooi ■croggle ^un<t,: British. wbta th*' soared principles of 3 vatice,- Liberty mourn, aodrebelalbav* need'M> tremMe, be American Congress pet forth to the and, Eqqflity were enunciated and af­ becaure tnerty ujill not coma ao freely orld 0 declaration of principle* not firmed. " ■ ' . ' ‘ to them. , •retofere wgaiaed by . tba go> craTba hospital* hr* being cleared of the nts of foe <dd or the new woew, uad The recce of the Labor Deal lay. rick aad woundtd, and nl» foot ar* able ow that decI.raUoo pleated the deari­ FrstelhsCinciaaaSHO.) to travel wHl tootibe with their fiudillea. The freed negro ba* had bountiful Two bupdred .and fifty tabela pasted es of » nation destined in the course of it tb be greater and stronger than ar. notice* from all sorts of government offic- through Igge yesterday ; they teem’ Jto *i* and from philanthropic .peaKere that >pire. A dark day it ‘was, but tbs bn wijliag to live peaceful ciUsen. lb. re­ blag out of the light of prospective mainder of I heir Ilves and respeet the artydispelled the darkueaa, and the noble old fhg wblrh their leaders tough: . I Bell of Liberty pealed forth its glad them to hate. We can forgive and Ickve tap oT]ojr. proclaiming the dawn of the them in the hands of a bighte power.. •i •ruiag of that far brighter day. . Since the South f So far ns experience pore,they ■ Crops ars good berte'-.-'Wheat is baren the sun of a nation.’, liberty has are foe class that exprot to ftes without vested and all the good things of the -verCeased to shine upon osr country, work, and to be supported by lb,- labor seasno are plenty, such as bUckberries, artly abvciired, sotuetllnes by-itouds, uf ulbera, and w. tbaak ao. account woald nineft by-dark spots upon 1 to surface, show chat the Bouthryn whltsa have ex­ pected aad rresived much mor* support ■adowedby dark mista aad threatening trom the government than the blacks.—■ will overtook thia, as you woald not ex­ terms,paled by the terrible tornado uf Why isH that ths ouly class in ths South pect one to write irriythlflg' very cooling tb»t the govecninent bus found trilling to thia warm weather ; wbifb your patience work, rremrre all the exhurtalhm* and waruuijf* to labor, wbil.-lbe daaa that al and that of your reader, will ba taxed by HASTINGS, MICH. n-B.B-sa.aiT pi OCLD-BEABINO BOBBS■ -HiAWte I.W .tM 5-tB- s«a. Sod ^d exttapr. ** are .H )te Bsute. /re. Oto, Ow^p .oj ■NA-sUr>e^.'U««>re prrfflU. ywwdi) io Utor valw. aeceidJs* to Uw r»u Ir^f , paper to .^MQ» day ual thia wrekWPrintere welf^Nl^ybody, jftlWsSrfetta? way a dived by foe labor of oth'-ra i« omitted ns if it had no lesson of Mtfwup- nnderminhZ a" stODu which .lid down anon him. tloth bones are broken >U‘a.me.itet injured. Lxaotu Stados, Txav., 1 . Jun«.24th, 1865. j Ouf oown try .jrss conceived in the spirit J. M. Navrwa, jDtfr^Sir—Thinking the >f political freedom ;the iatuseee* sich of too dome of its political architecture rested upon the pillars of liberty. While anew, under.. shallow pretens* of .crept hear from the 10th Mich. Cavalry, ! wiH Ing existing facta, exhibits no di.po.itUa gives abort detail of Its whereabout., three vert foefored, guarded and atrengthto accommodate tfaem«i»l*e> to existing eaedfoa wb<fo> structure/was steadfast condition.; but. ;nt) tho trtitrwry, they leaving it with you to publish if worthy uu) unshaken, it was tho undermining show a determination to exchida the a space in your columns. We J .ft Knoxville March Slat, and returned May 31st, during that'time wo were actively and ardently engaged, In the late, rpid "lavery was bo potent for ao glganttea -rime, bot-that slavery was being foster1, Strengthened, iccreawd, granted new jritilegam extended now imltoWfiUte, and, •“WI4a!&»T®«fo Aat HI ram Wood of' with a dWrereing «x. MH- ing oftxuiErcs T tad]UtwacwWBX>" eoldxr. in Batland by UcEfirohif tiewsp through the Southern States, under Gan. ruerrllla leader Htonaman, wbo ia noted as a cavalryman, to Improve every moment to oeenmptivh In Charlotte vllle, V bis arid. Oucregluih»t, though under a forced march, encountering and driving the enemy in maify places, returned after a march of over two tbowmsd mile., with only a Imo of fifteen men killed arid woundid. On thuir return tho boys were rjiead of being coetroled, was permitted •» control. A nation of freemen could -.l^e b Ballot of slaves, and slavery con.jtneed liberty, and sought to stifle or seen, in the same artida, charge, that the dressed in all manner of uniforms. The uretroy it, and upon the first intimation blacks were idle, and statements that one that liberty was a living principle in our offered to work for >13 a year, and aootb forced marching, and playing out ofherees, com peled them to abandon all uMieo- nose to be Issued, Seeretary MtCuilorii /vttartkms, slavery rebelled. ' baa oo bls awn responsibility directed the easary dotting, and to irritete the rebel KjtTO. the watchword uf our fathers IteM of ffv isrent notes to ream, with a oiliaens.a little, by supplying themselves view of bringing into ci reel a Uoo the nick­ • as, n^ivereal liberty and national iodewith necessary food and duttupg. • But i el eoin nf the denominations which it ia jvndeK* Upon this Isaow they atakad they have now become rested—drew new ■ > ery thing and. won the stake they renclothes and ready for another raid If call­ Tbeira waif a rebellion from ed upes, bat we have every rawaon to .,.Uiati^nH’ny- BurdoM.wc^c tmp<Jted The Russian Fla<ue. believe oar services' will sat be required . thout aarrvepcodieg benefits.. Jt was A letter luu been received at the New in tho Use of raiding. Our regiment baa r >1 that they were taxed, and had to pay York Custom House, addroesed to the a Surplus of nearly one hundred men -tamp duties ; but becsBae three border.* State Department, by our Consul al awaiting to be assigned to companies as Port Mahon, announcing that the Hussinn -ere' tairfed aa tribute/ io a obtfolry soon as a vacancy occurs. The boys are plague is extending westward more rap­ bich resurned no pre toolion and granted in the best of spirits, anxious to return idly tliao is gene rally, supp'-eoii, and ad­ io privilagca. -Ge»oruaia aud judges borne, and would be mor. anxious, did vising that all cargoes ar riving from Rus­ •rere furnished f<vot abroad, sod tbs peo­ foey not believe that ths War Depart­ sian or Turkish ports be rigidly sorvtinired before lauding, The disease is said ple taxed to pay, not rulers uf their own ment was influenced by wise and patriot­ to be the .earns as'that which visited Lon vuntry rcre, or of their own choies. but ic motives in retaining the soldiers. We duo KteOtury ag<>,. v-wb aliens as the mother ooentry might trusted the Government when she called for men, and our confidence in her re­ • c'fit toaend. It was taxation without Nor ^doa.—Mrs. Lincoltf was not, a* mains unshaken. r L-preecnialion. It was pot . trifling tax The Hastings boy* are all well, with some papers have staled, left poor. The upon tea or a stomp duty on paper, sulcthe cxtcpimn of 3. E. Brocton, wbo it it. late President left bl* family in comfort­ 4y, that reused the revolution ; It was bethe hokpital at Knoxville, on foe account able circumstances. The N. Y. Tips. U. B. Gssrait Hoarmt, I •use these thing* wsrt requirM a* tiriof accidently breaking hi* leg. Truman FxisrxxBxxraxav, Jone 23, ’85. J Manion, Of Woodland (credited to Has­ b;:ta. The revoloUpa was a struggle of J£x-Pre*idcnt Lincoln carried with him Esrtua Sxsxxx.—A flying trip from tings) after a fsw davs of sickness, died In to Washingtoo lbs simple manner* and L.-tDoatwcy-against aristocracy.. Il was . J enhl of the divine right of kings. The tba epol shades of Barry to,the scorching camp with a fever. Jun# 22d. The llfo inexpensive habits of hi* former Bie.— Mien, and 12th Ohio Car. are now Brig­ Hi* manner of living in foe White House suns of Old Virginis, ia ndt very pleasant ult settled one great priMipia J ibas aded with oa We are camped 22 miles was consistent with hi* character, unos­ -, people of a nation hare the right to at Uptime of year. Yet, we aro willing west al Knoxville, in a beautiful grove tentatious and frugal. 1 nougb iw raaponat any time to sacrifice east and comfort, and Intend to celebrate the coming ded, a* hi* heart prompted, ------------vera themselves. bo shady woods of Teunes- from the worthy but uufortt The late great rebellion wax based up- for foe sake of bringing those la their Yoars rwptctfally, nothing for- ah°w or effect; homes, wbo have periled their IIvm in ' N. W.QteOtt. quentiy, aa in th* casa of Mr.-------------r*a Buren defense of oar Country's rights and inetlVthongfcapeing *h» —----------*nd Mr. Fllmore, out of hit annual fl25,■t* of'Tfl^lha priociplee were wsolrog. Washington 1* all astir with the brave ; .d do parallel axistad. The leaden of • .e rebellion appealed to th* God of Lib- Vetersn* of our noble army, who have rty to ba Urn God of their battle., but foevd the enemies of our country on many a military officer, a could not heed the cries of tho*o wbo a wall fought battle-field. Yet, there ‘ "I'complahit against : (anted their bed* upon theDaAa of WreBraorew, March W, UU J \ and a" mltileter.all applied fora lodging at v£inn where thbre was'bat one spare on aoconut of the •ave*. aad only wcxriup*d In th* Uropl. My Dear fiir—J nwogreialate you oa bid, and tbo lsndlurd was called tjpon to having fixed y.iar name u> btoory aa the dreMo which bad the best claim of tba Tbeooa.pwwtoeaproete.uifree Btate Governor of Louisiana. Now three. have lain fifteen years tn the you are about to .'bar* a convention, garrison at----- -."teud the officer. “J which, Anong other things, will probably driine lbw etectivu frapchiaa. ■ 1 bately suggest, for y«jr private consideration, whether some of tbs colored people may not be kt la. as, for inatawra, the vary inlafllwaaa, ami especially tboea who have fought ngAlahUy- i«t .«bs -rehiy-l Thsj woald prwbbbly help laacowe lryiQg.fowa to coma, to keep too jewel of liberty m ^MafG^rg. Smith, a young bun, <M| V/Jallae containing his clothe* and Aw iw money stolen from hia room one purrhsw-d. nf \V. S. Goody car. for W.0M the wet half of ground, occupied 1^ rthc Gnodyror bbwk. The purchase the half ol thc buildiug, with the jrtwoBd 32 feet front, and running back t/ftfENSEJD WE (UM AGENTS. KRAPPHI & BURROWS, , ‘itftrslatitlal awuings Ofrtrnwwrr Sebrlnp’a ttroccry, ■• Fms OBre*. BsTTohtck rE; 11 KALAMAZOO, - •- -..MICH. STAG'S fit V. B. CLAIMS, ° *•»- • rtwAcwwri 'i XoHoeal BaakirOnmd Tsptes F.re *«*»" ttlisak *fhbIswsvih. m-1 bj Ik A CoosWA*. •TtlssHsg*. tsiyltaeU .. ja-E-w- SPKIJKH -SUMME8 <3-0 OUS, AT THE MILLINERY STORE IE©3»i£BDX)Z’£ XLODI UP STAIRS. .-- SIKK-AND STRAW THE BONNETS, CMAM»^«A»OMA»LB LADigS*. f .HISSES', AXD - CHILDW* 8 nj IB tn. > rnr latk*t a^KB rrrt». HATO ft BBCTBBI8 JWT wetww. JJ cEsatWiHiS,' Merchant /? �•230, f^JEWELBYyteo. r 44-H-*** iti*U H Lar U mW On OK TKEDW B0U*iu,MM. ^►^asssewe:! , •raA.bUai a-''" '•' oMuuUsur5»M»«fiSt 1 T*uU> WaahlogMM MnuMfetafe lata PreaidIn Am eAtod Wl, Inroln | parapets. IO COKT.l wiuiuis- ^rfeftKis^'e _ rr- tar^Afe^dlw* (A^tei^yma. r* pMSygr- i^OfritFa to?» * »“««» AW,biApqw FACTOR l&ft 2, JeUt rt SSSWTPRIECS! lb. M.UrlaFAe AuLlXtM*>MW*aa4i I | hnAAV xmm rajocrxrM Jr/ Hili it.r luo..,.. ‘ DR. ROBACKS Afc EMt»rHy!»rw»»*>rk w<»teW4to, f ’ STOMACH ■_' - WWetefee pmpoeca to aeH al>. I. ETTEJU KLMAlWIWO nClMIM' la ib« PMt/Wkb at HaMtawStata Ibc Very l,»»Mt Rues, far Caiih. ! of Miotogan, uu Uk W. *ky uf 4«|f, My SfeMh aaateaoM all that ia uaually J ciitef***' nCh*4*£¥m/ BITTERS DRY GOODS. txnak IUUIthe^tlMf »Xp.ylag 'ater«<-fe (vid oala at o per mmL. laMand o.' wrrrtcr. l.Umkrn'^ll dedwet tL. latorwl n enrrrncyng Jnir ISA, tt tba Hue .Im fe«y *Tba dc4» iff tLihc MM* of 'ffta IbW naiito* !..., ..1.11umJSH u'lcrtovdMa. . ' I «I ->*»E * tofcteH Nu 1b.j>v^MUariBL#IMK3BBQE •teal lb* enmaey i aMraat o< feabtotainaMWc TLervtare to »^-.-^icyarttewt».'lnTae eeaalvd aL.cl.culi R*c.«&tkCRit'ieVflftBCj| pJd b. aaated nt wtaMla* wil*i* *erfwafca -nr*a «h*i F»' t*ae WgOWMb'«M*MMMM t.U tiieU LfW .HJj V WlftflllS tevau *t>4 lb>a*lMHha (MT Mat. U TMai» -•«■ .’nuiMtMfcto t*» r/;r loJ* w UaardJaa'a «Ule. ta toa M^irr af Ibe aatoU E»«- *■ «»“ *t ‘ GROCERIES ygv.ia.tor xismt-'s ! ja-t-xsdsttx: stx.1. tt e'a^^JV.'Si^a.ttsr.si Acftunrr*.-Travers Phillip o(|Ut- liod frMUrcd hit leg joal febwfe U< ,.,b., very badly, »nat week. No®4*7. >n ::•> .tWgwbieh nlid do*i. upea h’»>. k,,ne< ar’ brtk»° Otoi bla k*«l nviuewhet injured. W* al* ■ loam that Hiraai Wuo| of ■<>H •' *•' '• 1 ..Ib b- falt.ilu can fare.’All. tntoef •ewOrr to dicacUeaa <*>**<*<• vcaie aad ateey* to* pri**. UteaariMe»*ara*datewM »• »W MTW w*r DIGKtfVf ORGinS/ Examw caraMlj nr c*talt>ga* I HUJXW .JjEUiiTMKNT. 'VV.eiw ’SX&v* 4 ..B. at aovoW ••>4,0 • at. *A ; ^axrfa^isstiasftsx I arc.tens' t\.o\ oNXertA to viyc. Y-vvoVe । aaysisrsaa? I*wi>ng lo iLOa. va.inO.llw eoMfeW**»«“*'««» e're SPECIAL NOTICES WnnClami <n«t «'th a <li*tre««lng acci <\xv.\v U 'Wtkv \o," \>u\ a» a tftmtAkoX. aaeixX— a ftrtxxX KtcuU'w d5 Va* Vx Wxc 15«kokk* CwAvvA* —--------- ----------- n—7■.■■■< —■ './.n r aoministuaioks sale. . Ok mUc. of ttr e.Utr <J 4elboet U*. ■* | n«A«a w. 2“ *a£i»4r«U S-ltet JWKLllY ’XfRFAHTMXNT. . . rv.. . i tJI-’ — *>A <* *1 o^xW WmX aW&.MowlXWMtc ! Ka%, Nor a kowij Xvaxx, Wc xx 1'5 U>\xvc\y, I bald Mtea>« Uatlooa ■a e«* and Blgaa* Myn M? Goudi were ALL bougi-t »*nM U>c great dr<-ln^iftgipgofKin«l|lo».‘'»‘^ 01 oott !!■«>«. in <IW - y'-T' nty. .« «..«<<■ AJ u- 4»l!> *V r<; inoa o'clock la «ba alfcrn-oo. •-> •’ rmd* py.“charge tuiUung for injercat, ot> doaing Ibe anbecdptloan-to ^.-Lak' In aedrr Mat Attaaoa of VMJt to» *ad *«aim of ibe ecUalv any ba agartedCWbfeMAr taking U« Lin’. IL. XAlioaal Banka,StpIHlB aad IMvett lltekrra tb»eegMM«fe **»*»» £«• gvavraLy a<re*d M rorealo aebarri*<ieaa a4VM Kimi. Ehui Chasm.—Win. Tinkler U, nn-Mted «>f W. S. Good) Ml. fur fjttOO the neat half > < ground, occupied Tba naat ball ef “>» •vutb •■'.i oclloo lhlrt»-ah. hi lawn r«r»»> s^S;" ■’■ “‘ "“J’.iS’i-- _ AdminUlritar of I be KaUtr of aaid 4«r«»t.l nylbiog Gh keeping b<wh^ nothing fur, bad debU, v4 bj the u.«l»enr/|.’->k Th. purdta.e iaduJts tbc lull‘d the building. »ith the ’ ' ‘ '■ , UHUUUmHT ADMWBTIt.VrJirs.SALE. . eru-mt tfS leet front, and running back lb> miller of IL. b<«U of Jvbft dllbeaaa. ^rtj*UirJb*a La JvJn of Fro Sab*«rib«faw>n adret ttoir oqm W1O ale.'. Viflaaa aCnaMinn, ■" **1'1 c»u“tJ- •■' ‘J* Ulla aad Irlenil, of th’ •»>>' "’**"**■ ** Jj* C.Jta.Ug diwerllwd Rea. r-T** । .i__.Zt —»aer oi U,r rorftent iwnf ar Vnv Wit—The "hat three week* bate Lruegbt ua frequent heavy ruin***Ul tbagruuudi* »ell ->«ked. and thane rajlged in haying have been crying -emugh." (»r a week j*yt. Wheal in will Mad tor return M*.l, l»an ADMINISTRATOR'S SALS.' ib* taatt.r af ib» *»<«'* ofJohn faHeteWw1 . "!?•’la tor*W VokVK^uX vopU :«ba\<X Xwtofe, I <»♦> Lad GiM and del ku«^ai* 4“ IftiW Ladtea* C.ll hjti (IM {inpforUr* 1 ** wXiacXv nxaVit X\xcu\ SJLVJiK PLATXi) n’A££. Wxg,\x\^ <Vo'C\\.e. ,^y, > Dt. iV'X'lU'Y.-* ViXOVCXAXcVv \i\X\XA'S> J" Eailard M*0 MJ Paa*. UaU Btuaaina : a£a. i- fee Opretw* *•,■!• •a.?Un^’ 1 “jauix* ■“••• qoaMWO . wliTitoti dlauro oiler IKraaacalty eem- M T*. Fj ,.«>4r« tk. wntaKUU! UlllsKEBJt! II ’n/F^:r > n'^; manufacturer* ef New •offer inatrriaHe fr*in •w material. Only a< Tj..'U|«M?arA>.'Z3]< ftXovaObc\\ jSvtwtu ,ry K5LLU.’JSJ5m. UP STAIB& SILK AND STRAW TUE QUBAT lEll lLE FOB lIUlBOVLAnniES- © v'Ro\>ac5t*< .mmmxm rr , ftXpvcvacVv *B\XXet% JffSSKSP^ axxA uxa^. . | Kept ennataoDy ♦>« ta^hfeAfcr—.T ! reanooable larat*. * . ■ • ■^tSw'c® Bleaching and Pre«*^S ^.Tcv«rAwk<, ittkardutadto^*cxxV v\\, 'BAvcwcuaXifeav, «Xc. And all other W ork l lice and to gSXH i St* Good* jeceiurfWfrfc • ■ ladle* wOI pteene f-*f-",LFT. -/ 77!^. jmasraW per Uf fn quart bottlra, c/ which the above ie a /ae-*im- CUAMIUN'B BALE. H7 r. r ranoiinian nna nnem^- - Mwlafernal machine which UU Calmed • Will blow up owe of tb* MroogMk 4»w . * ith t>erfeei eiv". It iv nec**ury lor th* vmmI U> alrike . lha mochU* ' locMMAiewxptoda. Etomncrty '• e— toy of lighting. . Hr The feprww Court of Ohio bee ' ‘snip*-? UUTmdwdl.vto be «W •<»•»»• , Na«0 li rmc-TWAill oo«4jj« a. c-asuim niuaMA !*•**( «• (hr n,U ^.fr-ochOaU, I—" 4|h.U«».b, . gaol' ll ;»}• 4U». 1A8H FOB PELTS AM ooutmi-" ao«'rfdmaW’upio »> *«•’ _ - - feUr <f»M» OF ” Job Printing, " i» ■ M £ JlKUKAfAKil t TJIK PLAN. ra Ml •**« wk (gate, fee fJrnrtlaKtb* aaellf. ia**** !>.<*«'■ *■• tew *• *■»««*■*• w «<■ «s«41A©OSSf‘ ftlowvo.e'o. "BWlav* vn.««^,<s?BKA’ke5'W5A. <™> 4<X>\X\XaX<A. -- i. ana Covv^oA. Y)y. ■’R.cNmw.Vw Lyon s Porwdioftl^®^' BONNETS, km run feeonCOT.:, O^aFmaroM gar Inopi 1 * ?'- :»«W<iaMPi3,JW..t B*te*ii»■*>•**.|»I. 1 • AT THE . ’V\\c«clWvtte't» art’ tO'rW\LO%civ X^-’HkVe'uWA 10UM toUfe**.’.* J«*.l.», aoM«.l'cM< S '* wt€ X\vt ^OT'mawfVVntKdt. fUatiagn.Mvb.IM* SPRING-&.SMME2 <3rO€>x>s;i - I 1 oj W >\MA.\a । " ’ ■ftVo'C«ae\v auiue place* i* mating. L AltIKS'. ' <vcidk cX\ kixr \\t\Xwrc. Dt IkoXhtMik.'* *ow la the Old Hayr Bteek, at lb* iT’rmoiiiiit., NEW . MILLINERY STORE M>«htna I •b*rt axpew to u* Mbaal lodler. o «.K S.'tt.-tSfSS.’TOSSTWi S'.lious Feuer. FeujnL aj3^ a> Liver ComplairLt, _ (Lyepepsia, Tndigeetion, Jaundice, ■ Kidney Complainte, . •a ft . ueiyiorn: normraran i • bandtodMUfe. .4: AGKNTSAUK WANTED Through Ttlha I’"*****. Weevete for a*. “ y i'X < tfrwteofrs >0a Wailua-Sweat, N. ¥. �HJIMOIIC 8Hijs .. KATOED TOIK, NEW BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, > MAIDRAKE .flAOJ 08-“ -® ,000,000,08£$ PTT.fo, FLUID XXTR1CT BUCBU, DRUG STORE!!! T>^_ ■aO'SKCK'S ABB PREPARED TO SUPPLY weather, is therefore, an error. This la further proved by ico being preserved from melting when it is wrapped la blankets, which retard, for a long time, the approach of brat to It These eondderatione show the error of supposing there 1s s positive warmth in tba materi­ al cl<.thing. “ The thick cloak which guards a Spaaierd against the cold of wiMcr, is also fo rammer used by him as a protection against tha direct raja of the son, and while flannel Is our warmest article of dress, yet we eannot more effrctnally preserve the foe then by wrap­ ping the vessel containing it in many fufda ufthe softest flannel. Black clolbea and ■BLOO^VlLU \twwMt OF ALL KINDS. AND AT PRICES mime Flmld, tvbpbstini CuraUM. Vrovvrtui, AND ALCOHOL. ■« Suit the Times. swerturat preAt to the Proprietor, «■* ag him to expend but they are far from being ao in the shade, especially in cold weather, a ben tba temperature of the air ia below that of the surface of tba akin. We may thus gather the importance of attention to children'* clothing. It ia an ab«ord idea that, to rcr.drr young limba hearty, the lx>dy must be exposed to the undue infleeocevof our capriciouadimate. Nkw cn« roa Pxtbolxcm.—Varied art tha uses to which petroleum can ba ap plied. There seems no limit to its use­ fulness. A writer in the Prairie Farmer has found by experiment that when ap­ plied to young plants, It will eflecttially . drive away that detestable and miserable inriaance- the striped bug. It Is supposed that tho disagreeable odor of th«> till causes his departure, sritboat standing upon the order of bis going. The appli- ■BT.00U WB.TVVR’B. liars each rear in adrertisin.’ tbali IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE Tbspm-Ueriiyof** YAood. VAX* is that they strike st ths root of Disraae, by eredicaUag erery particle of imparity Atk ■CM. 'BYoodk, Great Decline. In Prices, for th. lifs end health of th. body depend, upon th. parity at th. blood. Krc ■Gwca\».gX«& for curing ever, snd (be only evil effect that need be apprehended i« that some ' oil specu­ lator/in snuffing the greise. would at once commence to h-re. and thus des'nrt a good uatsred former's garden In nltenipting to turn a cucumber patch Into • oil territory.' The writer referred to OCR EACILTHES described bis experiment and success as follows: ' . • I took some of the oil and with a feather passed itjlightly over and under tba plants sufficiently to diffuse the odar) among them; then took op a poeiifaa.*«( AR^SQUAL TO AJTY Ilf a suitable distance, to observe the result, STATS. and I s-vnu discovered that the operation was a complete success; the hugs would light down on the plants and iinmcdiatrlj fly off. I passed throogh all my vines twice In two days with the feather, glv. lug the hills a general odor, and the bugs ___ , O»mplaint, rrhera, pates, OUR .STOCK PATENT MEIICESES, HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT bhghb 0 I S I I * * ONE Perera wrisra, bar daughter was esrwd sf fits of nine years- standfog, aad H 1 ites dues of tsroysare ▲I0THE* writes. He era was eared after Me lash had almost vntsted away The doetea pronounced the cbm loewra- THE AMOTHER was eared of Fereraad Ages after trying every medicfoe in hie reach. ANOTHER was eared of Fear Bare which had raieted fourteen years. IH*1 Craglafoi ■o. AM MIDWAY, K. T, rilh Our Store, Ft«n re a Dmitmt.— Bave^ity upon So!: Hradoehe. Fever and Ap-*. Female Omplair at-JtMAonya Hi FlU, &3rnfulou» Oontumption, ata. BK9PiaVKD*aOtX WASH For Doing Busimcss, Bo- 104 BOOTH TENTH AT, PHXLA. NEW SKIRT FOR 1865. THKG^KAT JHVEKT105 OFTHfi AUK IN HOOP SKIRTS. fresh looks of your <owa^ But Ifow I— The remedy is easy.', Sdw com; and when It ia fit to ent, the drouth will be {AGE SALE. which bare been showered upon Hm from K\1 °5 GROCERIES! MB*. ••A.OTTIK'’ RUBSEI.L Beware tf Cootarfato 'Work. W.kt <1 CXvarov. rf\w. "BAooA VA.U L..— - —- .. * - —- - ■ ..I are the neat aeiire nod thorough pills that J. W. BRADLKTS Krw Patent DCFUS FXL1ITIC (or doubtajSl'KlNG SKIRT. WEST*' H6AULEY A CART. list. J. 1 A J. are really a Y>\ooX <xx\A TAvcv VAX, Will 4w Her Best to Please. which, ia eoqjonetfon with ths Vur'^tr, already adopted It. And we of the West who have meek inn re drouth than they, are neglecting thia important branch.— H the drouth ia alight, and the fodder re nixios over, all the better for w inter stock. Cure welt, and woe will have a juicy, aeu-nioaefeed. Try a little spot. «ow broadcast or hi drills.—Rural World. To Psmlvs Meat.—Mr. Hung pubished.the following method for prararvpg meet: ** la an earthen pot provided win curs all lbs aforementioned dises* sad, orchemrahaa, wffl relieve and euro IBIXWrS & SIH03B, A Large Stock and they will say they sr, Qtoo4 Wwuu*, of growth .1 Um hair wbs. Uip sadMlia* eC It peslttvsly issrwa no potoa la its ertf s-W. wbra II is l.rater freror white. wb. csssAlbytllassM.rriefVt&sM. It wm certainly dswtMt m durnsd tor It, a ta Whitt b.adrwls, nay. thomuid. wbo I MEN’S AND BOY’S j. • f..■ - BROGANS, etc doubted you will V.O XWOTW KSX3St!S'ai£*ft-£l£ Arsporering eluwly envelopes the meat. STIVES I XTBTESI STOVES1 BirlSt Bolt On Yak, l.r> M H. . <• W "** v ■raA, IKB CAHT IBS IBSAT-S Cattle for fresh beef, should never ex­ ceed three years. They should * " "by ■' OLD LADtXS A BAIR MAIDENS course of feeding, hroi wbt to maturity __be _____ st three teas at that age. A steer -I___ ,years, ____ ,___ much more valuable to tba farmer than one of the same weight five years old. as tha two years' keeping, and tba interest of his money. Consumption, ES! FOR HIDES, PELTS For m»r.Y veers. «n eoehnritoe with I. oSes la vbiUJrlsbU. 1 I.... b.. vgaforprskaMiosal vliit. to 5rw Im Fsramssi j«.r* past Ibst. wul.i v. bwsdredeiunin.t.uni »«klj sill plraneler." For sack fisnuMtiaa i iMw dsllsrs. asd it .MblM im Io alisal Um Iras aae4ili«> »l b>. las frsakly wbstlMr be will nt well T>.. —.a —._. ..L...........a jTjn ■ t FOR&ALEBY $5^*^ P>M*4jyStSvSTeae 5oHX(tiMWqX. Itortgvfiee. DsteJUMay Wh, mL__________ f°^*l ^^ifercERY OKI ILK. ^TATKOF MjfcgiaAN, Kjhfc ^wiiciaJ Clr— Hints., Where th. “RENEW BN” srirtu it i* uwl by .1! Ymvns laZlas as a Breaang, l« to be found on U>e toUvt *< Tmxne I '.t.o.ttl.e.rbsrb.rv;) while Older Me. and nwa win net he wtmeut It, ae a rvsv sad excellent flavor.” To Dbstt.ot tub Ccacuuo.—A cor­ respondent of the Michigan Rural has for {ever*! years past saved hie truit by simply hanging small bottles about half full of sweetened water, from four to six In each tree as soon as the plurn is fairly set, putting in fresh waler as often as It ia thickened. The enfeulio, instead of stinging the plum, will go into the hotties ■nd there drown. ^yrasbould try them before going foe a - - ». l- —n^wr. r.,F ih.CoMBt. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-07-12.pdf 15c9a416959eb9252010a951b3ab302e PDF Text Text Ott-T .B VUl wasxHT I J00.08S8 I ULMO RKAW1 SKTI MB «r» aouYl .vldDoow trifox.;- -, re fa.-rfitaU aoXr. - --------------------------- wgfe.. . ...... 1 A3>V^kJMPCDB. .ui*inrrtHI|iib I.' VOL. I- Uuau si itadJ b’rtna ’ viUl. raw uviiw *dT tjt, JastinySwri, '■-OfwfifofoT'MiW hands Nrow thar'* at JULIUS RUSSELL NEW GOODS, -i -fow’ doybwF*Mu,“ wa’si; t*Aff*F. I sbooid likw JBdtai; it sound* good /rort o’ sfojrt -far ^rofowwi. D>ai'*lw|ry J like Bile. T*ke mj ,lbe S and, it's Up, ’’fiiX'teSd’ix1’ wi-'i '■ I began to ttis n I was. 1 “ Come down bare to visit hotels,” **i<i Sil*, going oo- " Want to contract to furnish 'em with superior quality of table ilo for salads snd sich. New well started Yesterday morning; <fe-lfctous stuff; fetchydw up* bottle.'’ • "J bag yon won’t trouble yourself,” ! “ N^troublc st all, Pete-------or what’s „ Wb^qmpUd... WhUtahanAKl Strlkal Oal’JioLco C»B give' .BatslytosUU.alU.anbv. I I been nu.de la lb* • Mr-tteas* ronulnins a pow. PEfofXUI.T ut dr KBEUJdXB© fflBHOSS » WE DEAL IN DRY GOODS JVILANK ALLWN, ’ ■ A<t*rw*ru<l CWMstinr st Uw, a»a H»n» Iter la CUmvvt, and NMary TuMic. General Land, Tax. and Collation A<eaV Partlealar «Xte|U*S j^id H U* V«»iauign of UUaoTred A. HOLBBOOff, Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats &. CajIS, CROCKERY AND OLAS^ WARE, AHD STATMIWi-if ----and---JOHN ROUERTS, Which will be sold MORTGAGE SALE ."te VERY CHEAP! 1*011 CASH OR READY-PAY. Don't forgot the plare, at RUSSELL'S STORE Hastings Midi. IIHENIX INSURANCE CO. t-ldOlb* «r>s. harnapfb, In- 1* Mlebinn. si Phcpnix of Hartford. > »mteertoUM4ili»ldfiSM^thijir ■erabsmtaWobcated diroroa ewta. ft SBisuUaHU- that yon wan! to bo called 1 Peer 1 Be­ sides, you can write me up a puff. Big­ oil gest He man gotn’.'finert-qusiitr Ha. etc., From Harper's MeAley. rtet' Ycni’re In foe, newjpsjw line, I “The most dreadful smWi! What on hear" ' earth Is it! 8*lly!—I Bay—” “ I venture to call myself an author,” P’rap* It’s the ilc; some folks don’t I remarked. Ilk* it. HoW de du, Cousin Peter 1" “ ftartmgly. Don’t pay doee ft T" It wasn't Sally the chatnberttaid. I " Tolerably. D»ere nre things better than nfonoy, Mr. Peek.1’ "" " Wafal.'l datfoo What unless it's’fie. nnnled to guess who the stranger was.— To my knowledge I had never seen him But, I say, you know the big bugs, don’t before or never should havp forgotten yea J” him. Long and lank, with straw colored f thought of my landlady’s bedrooms hair and blue ayes llko dull glass beads, during mid-tatnuter, and powed “ yes.*' with nose long’enough to have made one "First famllie*. Fifth Avncy folk* apiece fur three ordinary faces, and with apparently two joints In It, both moves bic, and a long expanse of yellow cheek awful to behold. Attired also in the blue, long-tailed cbat and brass buttons, the yellow vest and tall white hat of the str go Yankee. 1 verily believed that some one of my theatrical friends bad nu. ceusui savs iftertirs laadM^ws*bar ** Bits* took her down.u. eupper,-saying epen bow. Atw it ate omaaUd. -AsdJ tell yon li*nain’t nothing like- it for a hair 11*. n^Mkoa you have noticed bow vlfak,, ipioe, looks. jft; would Jtak* the kinks out b* your’n Id oo tijaoL’tr ,-. -;.4 _ WMn w* departed! nwUL.pot help breathing in her car, “ ( appreciate yo*r Ml bowed ourselves ppt.tqpfoer,.,. j ,.| —rat day there cpmo to q>* * dain-. <+l«~4 »l«w Fap* was bmv, *pd pap* bad ? JW ;to. wrijpr:? .wold Mr. pH dine wjfo them pa Wedna*, ——( bring his cousin M*J»e*k; who had so interoated papa about his welfe. and things, along with hint And she remained , * . .--..j . . . . WimXLMIHA WlCXKTT. Of course Mr. Paragraph could. . Ho ' ' MPPJ- Cousin SlUalurncoEor oo the other side, and invited Mr. Bungalae and of the item . of .W.ioketV Tnuqpa and Buugnleo^ to roeot us; and the ennveraatisn ran oh oil so entirely that it took away my appetite- ■ But,who should taro for food who oould altbror Wilhclmina WickeU, aste feel the folds' of her aiUtauivba br»mh ibis knee who was abaolnlcly zpcfniitted to pass her plate fur more turkey,pud to sec that she. had "jaat a morsel nsure gravy I” Not, I for ouA- A delicious certainty,that my day-dnAme were to be taWilled, and that I would on? day call Wtlbelraina ray own possessed me. That night I drew her little note of In­ vitation from my bosom, and kissing it repeated, alluding tn the signiluro, “Ro­ main" Wilhelmina Wickett. Oh.no.no, not tone, for I shall make you Wilhel­ mina Paragraph, Does she not smile upon'nly oily ebusfri fur my sake I" ■ Yoe, she Ms been very kind to Silas. SheiowHnued to do e«\ So did her p*- hug aloud iw al similar ^sar pquitiloXioB, or 1 I grras auoias you era propose that the prostitution stand off I see fiUrMM? « The followtitgls popular In the arm j and .will bo recognized by.: many of th returoiog veterans t *t Died, near th ^Southside I tail road,.ou f ' w8S,;th» Sodthctti’'Ct foor-yeara. ■ Coocrfved iniquity, nurtared-by ,W Chronic attack of J’wwrfe attending physician; A □ ndc rtaker ; J eff. Dav is, “ GonU* •traagor' drop • t**r,’ Jbo C. 8 A. lip* buried b*re ; In youth U Used and prospered But like LucIfeP It fefc Its body here, Ita soul kt------ wall. E'en if i knew J wouldn't tall. Rest C. 8. Affront every strife, l our death h batter than yoar, life. AW this one line shall grace your gm YourBeath gave freedom to the »lav< smoked. Then I began to look at the timo-pioc4. 1 bad an engagement at Miss Wickett’s ; but to tako Bile there in hi* bine cost, white hat, and glass button*, with such an odor of oil, was impossible. I adored Miss Wickett ', J fancied I had made some advances toward her esteem. To present a ronsin like Silas Peek might ruio thorn at once and forercr. At hat I ventured: Secretary of War: :--.• “Not having your baggage with yon, 1 Iftbcrnis* man. that, first and last, presume 1 dare not bbpo for your coM throughout thia struggle, haa stood upon pany to-night, Cousin Silas 1" simple principlea, has labored in behalf of •• Eh! Lor’ vca. Don’t you son |’vo liberty and lived for Ito behalf, It Irthat got oil'my Sunday bctisrmoifl Paper -fw's hheourifi. Mr. Pierre Pafa-1 stroogeu and most lion Kke vmufdf w collar fo ray poeket, wrapped 'tfp’wilh a 6ne tooth oomb In a clean hanknrehtaf— graph lhb Poet." So I sbono by reflect­ times, Edwin M. Btamoo. [Appbus*.] 'I lf " *’ He has boon the power,' the'central force, Lnrn to mako v ourself click *a*y al .the ed fight. The light of oil; 1 began to see at teat- «>m« poetry was and from the very first Ms foro^ght sm! Ue well*’’ ,’ hiisdaight have br«i principle, prtrio^e, So in despair I dressed, perfumed my noth*** board* pWtrolerini; .That ■ Situs was adored for hta farm ’s sake. That bo principle. I • happro to' tmvw that we are , bindkcrahicf Night Blooming Cerous, ahd accepted Sila* Peek’s company with was .a veritable lion. A._msA bowed iuriebted U> Edwin M. Stanton more than do^n to and, adored. Ho itad . indmmoe to any thousand men tn the Union for the a gronn. . • . . ;n orgnniratto* whited men ' into regi­ Our way up Broadway was m*rkod by also; every man:with whom bo poavare" Oh. oil.” the suiili of pedestrians ogalruil whom wo ed resolved at once to *' pit his money ments of soMlere‘ giving nll hls thought, “Sartlngly.’iK’' skill, aqd tafteewre; Xbroofftf every proper .. . . As be wound up—1 mean outwardly, brushed, and oiaculalioca of "awfidl" iniboll." cltsnnol, to aaculw fur ihb bMored msn of 1 shodd M»Xhalany.j . not with the subject of con venation—that - Horrid P “ Kcroreus,ain’t Ilf At lagt'a harrowing suspicion dawnod the South those rights wMeh God garn They bad a party at tbo Wiek*te—*n awful smell grew stronger. Despite my desire to appear well bred always and elegant, select aflair, graced by the bell** upon roe. It was idiotic. 1 laughed at under every circumstance, I was obliged and exquisites of the ertme <U la crcau.— it. A’et It raroalncd. Oo. a.,..!«, d..in« .uk 0~i» aAs Sila* took off his bat and ran his fing­ to sniff audibly. Silas board me. ■* Plain tn be soon ’I you haven’t gone ers through his hair 1 fell my heart sink. least the Wlek’*tta, It foroed itaalf,foto He sosracd such a greasy wrotek I «X- roy tniod.I resolved , to banish it forever, inter lie yet,” ho said. and Mixed the moment when the old gc»pected to be ordered from tbo bouse “ Into what 1" Tasked. f tlcroan and Cousin Pock were roaring when 1 said to Mr. Wickett aside, “ My dear sir, I’ve taken the liberty of ftbom llo, and we, Wilhelmina and 1, bringing with me a distanleo^sin of my wore on the, garden balcqny. Then 1 began : . own, Mr. Peek—a—ahem—a rather un“ Wilhelmina, you muat long have sni.hiaucsUed genllamao—a— in feet, just J. I , . - .... • ,; from his extensive oilfarm, wbore behaa known— , ‘ . Hut abc p^l up her hands tmd rmpiue amassed a large .fortune,and, I frar.lcarucd to neglect the observances. I ahem." F&aac don’t Mr. Paragraph!" To roy astonishment Mr. Wickett “I must,” snidL , shook me, by,the hand. J57“ A correspondent of the1 Boston “ Npapolqglca," he aatd- “ TbMC bl“y ■- "IH go away if you dp." i Trmnenpi states that,' no a rocrot visit “ Nay, stay Md hear tn*’.", ... and prosperous persons are privileged; to Mount Veropn, ho Mwrerarningvot•' Oh dcarj Pl*e oyaso — " wo don’t eipeci of them wba; we do of ‘‘JtnMil,we hero no auditors, tour cran soIdlers refsred admittance to th*' others. Introduce me.” . All ftlridncsw fo rq<h of. aaqrp*.. <k felt father and my Cousin have forgotten all place, because ther bad trot enough mon­ M |», IW, fc. J4M.nW b, <U Mom grateful. Bo I introduced, Mr. Peek, and sioo oeropant, named Herbert. A ootwent to fipd JDiTWidtJK who was di­ otiitdfk Tcgltoent wsi mulcted out of vine In Ksrlot tilth white Itovtar*.. How ouebrtdrof dollars for tb. pririlse* of > 1 adored that girl I Haw I feasted on aUowlng Ms regiment a five ralnutea'view i her smiles I fto< I rojoiedd -ta those i “ Wrong fob**i I quiet momenta when J Aired to say sweat nothings to her—wbe* she looked at me lions of admlrsGotfT ‘ rW-A as only she mil look I Ey Wy mAn haa love you batter Utah* ' ylrewrot.to lrear lt.’! , • - >: ardent annexation nt “ Wahfo i*o**l b* M*l, y* farew.. been in lov* onoa in bi* life. 'Irpfi.dvd’“1 OliJ-k. Md M.VTM *l<b~r ry man an recallMs®»t«’«aoe Inirf Tlaio andVire. u> j.ubllc os» aart pri­ vate »ail*£»ctk>i>—farabbed at projwr rates, by tha wail known , CHANCERY ORDER.. Bhaaaa I to stand paltering than. Tricked by UtfktelaaMKteMe I Strike! GodlawaJUag toxusi . Strika 11K lha vcsfvaaas to GeTal C«»n Bobm. me in masquerade. 1 •— 1 “ How de 3u, Cousin Pater I" sold the * presence again ; and replied, upon my mm) Coassrilvr. L»v. ttobeit guard against a practical joke. Kwmtv aad I'vnitea Arent*. .« And pray, what may I C*ll yOU Sir r* M Lor’d don't stand on ceremony -, I ain't stuck up if Jam forehanded. Jest call me ’ Cousin Site,* like you used tar.’’ Then I knew him. It was Cousin Silas Peck, whom I had not seen since wo playii| marble*, and robbed tbo orchard* to­ gether down in Maine. Ho bad always had those eyes and nose probably in his 1 cradle, but he wore roundabouts and was I three feet high when wo parted. I " Cousin Silas! You liail the advan tagcdfme.T admit. Delighted to seo >?u. (Oh, Mta Ople!) What Lu trot Sou this way F ' ' . Cousin Silas' tucked bls coat tallls under his arm and sit down'cm a chair the wrong way, with his elbows on the back and his chin in both hands, before ho ans we red mein'one monosyllable— “ lie.” “ What did you say V Get the Genuine Article! JTATEOF MICHWAX, Bghfo 4*dici»j Ctr- >.Whwtarwd1 They went M kbrirhwn' to l«appoM)Mabantiy m W r.W «fotx4torod.*e M«taa r9Sfot thro*? moctb. .IterWird I re Bath !>• »e tusto>n«ota teA »' -''' WhtarroiKoj; siren< lb &«, do»t.' ‘ tUi imraUwS svrptoUr b)st ' ^oilTtJAGE SALE. H8b.'a’ 1 Wft* "11 -xMfl ■.*. ■' baas Ch^sh, JMaMsfaAwsatoUhte vpeckylatere la tn envfowi ;b’ :n6 .'flowfi 'Mafia Boy oct A.T. Btewart anA Aifer irUfltA TmI you. Ilk* the m«U O-iat,!!* I* a good tfoag togsl foter.Coeefin Hm.^ . Eanaaeme,” iaaid, “ bo*.flow1* roll Have just Purchased .-:i th reran K.WpsSS'A'SXS'fiMiS Hviip«ndlu» In die Circuit Coart for thvCawaly $938,172-64 (FSBXUABT IMS.) 'a*,"*.* “ F««ft™.,. b-U-i knowW#IregifftawUhelri etfe.' 'Words cannot do jufti U. lack, to w «v. r- “ u Jatnotloua. ..... _ ■ "JJkRnAoW a .***> * • • ••• • 'that'land, ati Awara’t BlUaPocf for a while. BBot a — CHASCERS^Ai* ■ x^^:e&3=?. ^j^sdeoeeIn which 1 - -- -------» ■ ■ *, How “WE uw*r-<«I —— _IK=-----wlth >» «*r“l .kti: ft! «Ll4ib> ------------- ,, J*J uBfipisfofo**'-'—ad: bus ,aoiTOla» • U ’uhr|r. FtaJpuriKiBafi’trwM •rt. mate q^ it’s very easy to get into the Unl^kAw£ff*-'L .. ■■ - .vye’e-'. �u. NEW s. 7-30 loan 1 ms. THIRD SEHUa •280,000,000. ITORE tj artbaritr of th* B^r.t.ry of 4, T Th* Fourth paaaad off quite pleasantly, and generally agreeably, ifooe eanjudga from appearances. A heavy shower io ■lx.aOTta j*it*i jm»«» «—» but th* clouda breaklog away about 9 Ute ooraer of Uta cellar. A little girl waa blown fa beaida Mm. A feWMeratd* af­ ter a horse wm blown fa ’ breaking Mr. Bennett's leg. straggled to rat op, but oou fdmltted axaapto-tboM presfaMsly sup blied with.tiebeM by Maj. Geo. liaeoock. The relatira* of Mrs. Ser»tt and Harold biov spret several boor* ' tefab them during the forenoon, and tbex were A FtMin owitit by their *plriu>«l advisers, as ware also City of Laoalng, i Payne and Afaorot. A few ratautoe after a stone foundation. Tbe barw'vras wMrf- on the Wth ef JAl; one o’clock the otoer prtooe door was ed to atotna. Tbe mods «d mortar un- accordance wkb th, opened, and Mr*. BuraU we* eupported STOVE PIPK> 3JP PANS, dsrptowtog, two feet thick and five feet on bar way to the giDow* by two ftullta which >11 towns etoeg tbaprojected, rail­ deep, was torn out. ry officers. Next followed. Ataerot, Mr. Gillett's family took rwftge to a road from Ridgeway, in Macomb county,' llarold and Payne, accompanied by a card the discussion ot such quastiooi, oa cellar. Lyda Gillett, aged twenty, ran to 8t. Joseph, in Berrien county, are re­ guard and tbeir respective minister* of up stair* to »bnt a door. In an Instant spectfully rrqofieted W sstxJ delegates, theGoepel. Front seats were iftwv|ded tba 4U> of July, u a matter of teste, not the bowse wse dashed Ifa to lbw woods and for there on the platformin the following ;.>rgeditg,lhowevcr, ihalapais who Ito- demoJUIted. Mtn Gillett v^ay found dy­ prepared to submit reports, in compliance order: Mr*. 8ur*tt, Payntq Harold and I Atxerot ; tbe officer* entrusted with tbe uned to and remmred the spsaksr tela ing in a plowed field. Tboeo to the cel­ with tba first seeolalion. OWtoMeoftbe most importaot pro­ execution and the mtatotere occupied in­ jrar, would have regarded the -question lar escaped with alight braises. Mr. Baratnw's raaMsnM Itea disappear­ ject* ever contcmpli'.rd in this State, and termediate peeKicM. Maj. Geo. Bar:<>f loyalty to th* Government, as a parted. Htateelf and wife were killed. Mr. should tvmaw! the earnest allcntim raupt, who lias been from the oom men re ■zau question di><| -TMf ago. and Mrs. Drake, Mre^Barstoto's parents ment in charge of tbe prison era, came Although Urn.Fourth was sxcesdiogly be aged M and she 7B, were found near and ou-operslion of e«>cy man along tba forward wd recto OM Order of the War :.ut, especially in lbs afternoon, and ieo by, *0 badly bralaed wo doubt If they line of the road. Psrlseutar attention I* Department already published, approv­ cream, lemon ade and soda water suffered are alive now. Tbeir *on, Phlnea* Drake invited to the first resolution, and it ta Ing the sentefleaa and ordering the penalty waa sawing wood for Col. Bifree, nod hoped that *ach town win take tbe ac- of death to be taflteted. A heavy guard terribly, still there eras bar very llulc was found 20 rods from ths' rernqins of was stationed on Abe walja *urrotM>diDg rowdyism fa the streets, and no quarrel­ the grounds, while beloW soldier* were . tbs wood-pile fa a plowed fiehl, so badly IA1KTS. injured be cannot survive. formed on two side* of a square Per­ Tbe fire-work* iin tho cvraiing. rithoogb | ,CoL Blereb was at bis offire' in the haps several hundred civilians were are* . ent, anxious tpectator* of tbe sqlenm lAuisviUe, .J aue 99. making's ufarabto dtoptay, were not a* scene. One o! the priests attendant on Gov. Bramlette addrened tbe ciuxani gooff ** was anticipated. Some kinds thia craning In fiavor of the oanaiituCloaal Mrs. Suratt repealed a abort prayer, to worked ffatf, while other* were rendered AND WOODEN which I’ajM, who was sealed next to her amendment and the advaotage* of free alwoet usele**, either from age or datu___ irly whirled over slave labor fa Kentucky. Ho said attentively listened. The minister who had been adratoix Fire from the slavery haa been utterly ovsrthrown, and .ige from dampoea*. It area a ttmttcr of regret that the co rumfttea werdbottnore •tore caught in the bay in the barn.— proved the impossibility of it* restora­ taring to Payne expressed, fa tbe name j The upper and ground floors of the house of the latter, hia sincere thank* to Gen. fr-rtamale in this respect, but, for" which were carried acrost tbe street, and be­ tion ; urged tbe people to proceed to es­ □artraup: and tbe officer* and soldiers I they were not to blame, unless for tbo tween the two Mr*. Bierce waa found,, tablish a syalsoi of free labor as dictated who had charge ot him. for their personal by wisdom'aud intareal ; abuwiQK by. the badly bruised, and loaensible, and the atatialica of population and tbo rxxupation kindness. They had not ottered an unvery late day of making their order. On tbe whola tbo , colebration waa a brokra timbers nearly saturated with of lands'by slave and noo alav«buldere klud word nor given au unj,lc***nt look Hood. 8be was got out an J vriH proba­ that the rich land* of the Slate were in or gesture, but **etncd to cumpaas’ionste Micceea, and when we renumber that we bly live. his misfortune. Tbo iuini»lcr_thcn ut­ the band* of a class exceedingly small in hare had nothing of the kind for quite a tered > brief pray bi br, asking ‘ ~~ tor “ Payne comparison with the .popular masM-s ; number'of year* before, and that there urged the organisation often free wb<io I। the forgiveness of aall bi* «ina and.apa**age out of ~lhi* xfc. Forld „ ,into the joyk of were untoward circumstances attending laborers to Mio Stale to take cars in future I bea . Tlw ,1b_ inI,.!.;, Isler r » ho attended t|ii« effort, (rub row,) our cituren* claim >v>urved the.' thank* for the kind aTto returned H* said tb* necessity existed for the Harold. ■>*» credit in thia in stance, confidently pro.* the 2.. r .Loner, ’and otTirtJ a of priaooe immediate action of heulweky to dispos­ ;treatment _____ rv.« orising ^reat Improvement fa the future. thatr?...v God Would rtcoivc hi* soul. ing of this vexed queattow of slavery, the I was affected to tear*. The min progress of events having practically de­ stroyed the tostitutton itself. Ho dis­ thanks for him to Gm. Harlraupt and cussed at some lengtti the second section < far exchanges furnish tM particulars other officers for their kind lltetilioQs, of the amendment with peer* helming of a terrible tornado which occurred at power, reviewed ths objections urged and then Invoked tba tn trey of God upon j the liula village of Viroqua, on the against it, such as that the amendment thepriaoner. The condemned were then required to afternoon of June 99th. and which de g'ves Congress power the confer the elec­ Efferls for Mrs. Sarratt’* Reprieve. LICENSED , tive franchise upon etuaocipatod ala ven, rise from tbeir seats when the chairs Atroyed everything in Ito.course. Some were removed. They were now all on The New York Post's Washing, a and thus maka social equality. He eaid hI tart or twenty person* were killed, and the drops, tbeir iiauds were fastened be­ special says strong edurU were made Fri­ the secund section gives Congress nu more hind them, and tbeir legs bandaged both more than a hundred injured, twelve or day morning to Induce the President power than under tba Coostitutmo now KSAFPEa & BUHOWt, more of whom must die jjf.their injuries. to reprieve Mrs. Surratt, by her couasal existing, snd this secund section means below and above the knees,and white cans —«h«<>vyaii* u( tM stair are too lengthy and the Homan Catholic clergymen, who Simply that Congress should, by appro­ ylmwil v»«r lltelr haadai Atasrot, while Office over Sebrlug’a Grocery, being prepared for the execution, exclaim­ for our C'.lumna, but we condense por- have acted as her spiritual adviser*, but priation or necessary legislation, prohibit ed, “ GentiemaK farewell; lake oar* and slavery or involuntary servitude in the - - Ml< tioaa which will giva our reader* some to no purpose. Tba President was firm in good bye, gentlomen now before ma,”— KALAMAZOO, bls decision, and, wfail* bearing the argu­ One of the clergymen standing near ex­ ideaof tbe violence of tbe tomsdo: STATE A U. S. CLAIMS, ments, ouurtaouriy refused to alter or claimed, “ May wo all meet In the other Free «aJBra«s la Bewtti Carollaa. modify tba woman's sentence. It to re­ tub rvcxM—cocmx axd nmxno*. world." As soon as the noose was placed A correspondent, writing from Colum­ At 4 a’clock black cloud* roUing heav­ ported Mrs. Surratt baa written a state around each neck, Mis. Bura'.t’a being the. ily fa tb* sky betokened a stortn. In a bia, Sooth Carolina says: last one adjusted, the section of the plat­ few moments the wind apcaag sp, and A* far as South Carolina is concerned, form 00 which they bed been standing nlmoet immediately ooald be e*en com­ I think it would be perfectly safe to place suddenly fell, end the dulprita were bang­ ing from the northeast a ulood of wind, it upon tbe ground of being able to read ing several feet from the ground. Mrs. -idling at tlm«a close to tho earth, dost, Friday morning Judge Wylfte and write, at tbe same time restricting Surratt and Payne scarcely moved a -ticks, etc, filling the air. At the same granted, on appllbatioo of the counsel of tbs whites to tbe eame tert ; for in the musule. Atxerol exhibited some twitch­ t ima there appe* rod another cloud of like JUra Surratt, a writ of kabtai carpiu, first year there will bo more negroes who fog, but Harold showed more nervous nature coming directly toward tbe village comtrnndlog Mai. Gen. Hanoodf to pro- possres thst aooompltobmsm In the State Sensibility than any of tbo others. The Jram the west. The first, current waa duoe tbe body of Mrs. Sarratt before tbe than white people. Tbe negroes certainly ,p*“dUj -fa-ted. k^iy u> bodies bung until life wfa textloct, and passing to the southwest, and tbe pointe' Court, Tba writ waa returnable at 10 are very desirous of enlightenment, and were afterwards elven Over for burial, or ends mat Haifa mile west of the vMlage, o’clock, but nearly two boors after that the first ms of tbeir freedom, as fsr as the rough coffins being already at hand whoa it seemed as if a mighty atrifa waa . war sad boa. d.rotoJ mor. Mar, *a«H,.„ lima Gen. Hancock entered the Court, my experience goes, Is to learn to read.— for that purpose. Tbs arrangsroents for going cn between million* of inviaiWe accompanied by Attorney Genearl Speed Tbeir opportireit!i-s. as yet, are very lim­ tbe execution were perfect. Mai. Gen. spirits in the two current*. People ran who *p»>logixod for the apparent delay in ited, as tb&eitta n* do all In tbeir power Hancock was present throughout the pro­ •EJECTED AMD BL’HPFJtDKD CWU for tbeir house* in terror—the whirl wind making a return 00 the part of the Gen­ to dlaMoraMit; but It is frequently the ceedings. Il la said Payne, last night, with a shriek and howl kept on ita east­ eral,''** Jl was unavoidable. He then case that I See negroes, who by *'>me mads a statement In behalf of Mrs. Sar­ ward coarse, the larger currant turning proceeded to read the return' Ip which moms have learned to read, seated by ratt, exonerating bar from oomtdieijy, and tbo smaller one back, the two going on Gen. Hancock aald tbe body of Mrs. Bur th* road side teaching tbeir less enlight­ that another person subscribed to an affi together to their work of destruction, to ratt was in hi* pusses*ion. under and by ened brethren and sisters tbu alphabet.— davit impeaching the testimony of an ted fatabtea ita fury waa spent at Viro virtue of an order of Preaident Johnson, Schools will undoubtedly be established importatn witness against her. qda and tbo southern portion of tbo place for the purposo expressed, elAi which as soon m the went* of this das* arc wee pad* a scene of wilder and more ter­ b**'u “ *> heevaef Uh> teiZ order ia as follow*: Tux Cutcauo Tribuot urges ths War rible devastation than weaver witocaacd Exxcrm s Oxncx, July ftb, IMS. Department to discharge qvsry married tboforr. Maj. Gen. W. 8. Hancock, Com., etc. man from tbo service who is serving as a Dr. Tinker informed us that over one I, Andrew Johnson, Preaideot of the private or noo-oommisatoned officer in hundred persons were hurt, forty of whom United States, do hereby declare that the tbe ranks. Tbe number of them to loo CUVSCE, KEASOWSBUS are seriously injured, and about twelve of writ of habeas corpus has been heretofore small to occasion any material loos to our whom must die eootu . suspended in swob ease* as this, and 1 do military service, while in Marly every hereby specially suspend the writ and case their Qimiliee are suffering, and to there were twenty-four children, and the direct that you proceed to execute the prompt and scathing reply. • Your bar- very many cases that oume to our person­ teacher. Eight children were killed, and order heretofore given upon the judge­ sngoe fa the Court House, over yonder, al! more or teas cut, bruited or mangled. meat of tbe Military Commission, and sent me and hundreds Of others Into the al knowledge, tbo suffering is heart-randof oitr ooctemporary rux avowM. yon will give thia order fa return to the army to fight agsinet the old fag." la worthy of atlas ttoo, especially when Those who have not witnessed the writ. we remember that in many quarters tbo scenes of devastation can form do idea of (Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON. According to the reporta of the Agti- distribution of relief funds and voluntary the terrible power ot .th* whirlwind.— President. coltural Bureau, the present wool crop of organteatiuna for SMistiog eoldiar*' lamiTbegtouad to tors as if ploughed. Ilogs Tbe Court remarked that no further tbe country is less than 100,000,000 Itoa are discontinned. rocks tec feet square, warehurlod 4 (ba­ step* would be taken fa tho matter. pound* per annum. The number of lance of forty rods. Dwellings ware woolen maiMifocturie* fa the ooualry as raxed to the ground, and hurled rods returned by tbe revenue aaaossora, Is on­ away. Huge oak trees were twistad from ly 794. and fa these alone 118,729,000 stumps like reeds. Timbers sixteen pounds of wool were used up laat year. As a quantity of wool out be imported to meet the demand, priosa are already were feathers. The sores of desolation is beyond description. .Ths ground : vltattot* Jr*" rxr» yrj-t, to tbeir tUoc. sceoHlsc U <U r.> ether proper^- Th* i*i*u t, waU1 awwalty by Coopwn attached 10 ,Kk may fi* eat off aad add to uy buk erkaakn » DxATR-~Hiram Wood, of .Woodland, Shelf Hardware, na account of *bwe tojurfaa »“ f'rea two-wrakeainoa, died on Sanday. Mr. If ood, altboaglr fa tbe prime of life, hat ROPE, . o-nzM-zj-eTorvES, Farming Tools of all kinds, । HARNESS Tba digbt ebaop m*4» In !>>» r «*<nrir** *ft|> T1IUU) 8KMLKH iffrcu o«lr 1K-tauuv ■raart. Tb*JMrs>«*tis jrtfd.itnMUr. *Ulta*ea*. atesl to th* rarmg^pie-t «f of Kilter Ma. Tt* return to pty ixest*. I* to* n<i| *T wteeb atoy will Um *o«m* u> pay ita ■ana a gM b* svslIM er. «*«M *0 Tr4o»- awl friar* (hat puretsar* n-»4< «r,tt *h jxr cni. I* gate wraW b« feUy *e“‘l *> ttox *m4< sat ruz thizr zoxr u xafxzr ffg^r an Postla* Mrwc. i«»y fciriy <n ^aoagsw sfserrlais snide, (-xW JAT COOKE, SrwMwirrrox Aox»f, / ArL-<fr^dw. ly wertk wee* tbsa that aw js&jfeaps^ SPUING & SUMMER MILLINERY STORE WEBMxb'i'S JJM' UP STAIRS. I Merchant Tailor, ctbljpar#, We hav*' received from the pablisbvr, W. JenningDemorert, SO Beekman street. New York two ropiee of Sheet Mesic, entitled ■'Every Body's l-ove Song" and •• The National Jubilee.’’ Tbe former iaa fare- OOMS wry popular with “ everybody.” TbeNatioaal Jubilee la also a song and cbarwa, with patriotic *etiument» snd ■owlMiring music, which ia certainly «■- tied k> be termed a " national” tqaludy. W* wee OO''reason wby it may not take Its plane beside “ Hail Columbia" and The Star Spangled Banner,’ as a popular' national air. Either <>f three songs may b* obtained by enclosing 30 cents to lhepnbitob.r. Tba attention of th* reader is called to Silk and Straw BONNETS, AAJJZffS’. "Wg wouu call attention to the new ' AND CHILbRJOt^ advertisement of H. N. Sheldon, reintirt to the collection of back pay and Bleaching and Pressing And all other Work done on shorten- MM; ri Xt ACSUST TUB LATEST tCjMUI CTYAB9, tie* and to good tijla. New Good* received often, tatiw wtUptnaM eaU hafcc* perehadar ■ ' elsewbrrr.___ Mia* K WILCOX Hutop. April 4, taw. & Ewiraro ‘ >01EVEBTB0W- foihue. A Motto the Warn* dogs that were useful to them. They knew the ' iiabiis of the animal better thaa tbe men of the Federal army, and had no ten of them. Indeed, they were ptaaeed to nee them aent into their awamp^ far they a»- 1 ways captured sech a* they wanted, and abut the rest wilhoet diffionlly. . Tua Ramaoao faterveta, «.f the Grand River Valley road, are being well look­ ed after. H. J. Benfield i» canvt^og for subscription* to stock, ami is having Tm Whut hsr»e*t has just com OMMeff fa tbto Mctkm. 80 for as we ran hrnr tbo crop is full an at erage or.c. 8mm pieces are slightly damaged by the wMviland ru*L r^e^da-Vsl'lsdl!: Ten thousand dollsrs worti ing lota were sold in Muakei tbe mouth of May bat, by h years wW, 91 f lb*, of washed wool, of one year'a growth. W ho can beat it 1 SHOP. WAR CLAIM AGENTS. CTT* General Grant's monthly pay, io­ eluding tax dedneted, hr 01,009. The sum to Mriuaive of commutation of nttoca, quarters, etc, wifefe a nearly aa ranch more. Hmbvt Fumcn.—Mr. Thomas A It oft -wboM farm joins this village on the west from a Spanish buck three 1 not mad* with band* carnal in the HMrtna.bett Jfae*fa*ff That while we humbly bow “tobsotoMoa to the Inevitabl* decree, **•*-*• fap mourn the untimely lee* of THE �’oral trrt glWrttatru. •230,1 ANO Oltm WATCNES, J*wAl&Y, &c * *'1 ‘ >L,». 1 ■ os THE BH wmr FLAN. |-s. .'?<TTm-’BWH»tf «weh sh1 0» si. itLiiu ih. fcdplulf, inventeft&JTuLSsSi.- tffr TWm. iBnktorw GOLD-BEARUtG- WXWrwt I (hall «u>om for tola atpsbllc aac <Wv»'«a>* <ui !■«%. .u u«,. T!ie*r hoods arc bow waA&iUMtftVLJ ■ ■ -■ are exempt, M are al! u, Gorsr^ iTa\X U-l-7-;.-.. j ■~k-/r— State. Aotvdi'Xw. '* rrr4uwi.’o<T' 4 lunch tr- s. 5-20 ' *W Mlxr W.IUSWM^ RlfM NEW PRTECS! ?ACTUBB tbeir volae. • contlsa U U. m. LecUiar bar property. The iataavM la yea^fe>M LUi. 0 iala or account, tn repeated to MttU lira jyUl»* .CMtUUSJuij.U, J8U, Q. D. SPAULDING, CHANCERY ORDER. Va.\u.n. vo voyav fvxooVeue^ cve\A at Vnx ^ro^xr Xivcne, ate a »U.Tt \>.'re.v>c.x\.\AX>< Silioua Fever, Favor a-nFL ^gyo, Jjvver,<JpiTr^>lg,ini, (J^yapepsia, Compfainaau, Mu Ord. red, that tba uM Da (.odaUia, IsoaeW: Tew.r *»d Mary D. TUw«r, Inaegeati^n, , eaaaa tbsir appMnaealu Ufa oa*M ta b.-sa- ■ , .Au EuUrwly .lew Slock ot Goods, Which he proposes to ad I at Tie Tery Leweet Bates, fer Cash. LHath.— Hiram Wood, of Woodland, an nzrount nf whose injuries waa given t». weeks gince. died oh Sunday. Mr. Wood, although In the prime of life, hat Ue Seven thirties*u be. and win be mads pr 4 r that dale. -1--------- , . _K Tbe slight ebaegemad. ta UxroMtSaHsrckia ■:k:> sEBlj-SsCrouoslrih.Mttarafiatte: L Th.payment la gold. U mode, wjn hs.jab ~ IL W.HSA.I&SJt'SE-.-i1 rj^tr^p^sio.xB. back pat. ‘ Z3'- i t ’y -uOfSaftrtJgi'UMCAfltft spent many years in Woodland, and waa a highly esteemed citizen. Thirteen years igu be was sheriff of this oouniy. He «n a worthy member of tbe Masonic Order and hi* foueral was attended by •be fraternity on Tuesday. My Block embraoes all that ia usually DRY GOODS, itrad wltfelo tfootmoaUu from Ur daJs of. Uur , cHrr. *a<! that Sa mm ef their vp^raaM. lb«y e»u>e Uelr axuwer to the Cenrotain.irt". Mil to rrz.j „„ d„ 1TIL1TABY CLAIMS GROCERIES Q.rt eovrC^ncA revet- ev.xA VotxxxSwA vooXw aval XwrXy*, \»Nxvc\x vtkoXcc X\\xvc\. a bine farm joint this tillage on the weal has ihean-d from a 8 pariah buck three years old, 21 j lbs. of waihed wool, of .«c jcir’i growth. Who can beat it 1 Wkg'Wvg Sol^c,; I Uto * FULL STOCK of BOOTS Vsut Wit.—Up to tlua time the wealiivr continues very unfavorable for baying and barveat. We get min almost great decline ia prices, I sell . ready pay, charge nothing J J nothing for keeping bot^s, Md.ua~>*>h« S FECIAL NOTICES every day. In order lhaltilinnS of *»«y tassa and aoea of lb. connlry may ba aferM IhiHse W< ling ibalvM. th* NxlwodEsnU. Stat. BeaU,1 | ues. ot tusv 118 ; ba'afash G.C x.^WaiHMMji for ca«b ot. ^y^iXmv war* < . . , In.iciua da* aaMl Snpaid lar <k for interest,, aiatraev Cm. uiwita. of ihw enty ■Ml— ltd Sfty «aU. (ST' nutting forj».r«fore her*y>»n, tbst th ,~'cFJSrayfe! "Dr. 'S.obac.k.'fa WtowwxeXx. ’B'AVv* SAXXX. x\vt JCjOOY vaaw y^oeXbvVTyAX*. - * "D*. ’KoXacxk.'* . SXo'co.o.cU"ByXUy* •.rc X\vc Ae\x man't SoXate oa\A Covc^ort. 'B.c^raxkV ,_. u. . f. ■ ftXovcvcLcXv 'BxXXcxft vftA>ujom\<. Xtix vxia.k. xixA A^>A\XOX«A. . -1i„4 .’Jo:. j. Ksnuny HOM ANO MEIICHIU, Books and Stationery rnt\.ivwc\\o'.\i Bv. 'B.o\>atV'wM'4 ,w ^xovcwaAv 1 Odr^X'We BoVAacy'* VAt'c\A,\yv1 3-0 jortxx'cvtfvofc l5uxvr>axa,'D^iBalow r.MMOMrofaafaw^dMMS.pdsiM CAXtr^, ^OXUWkaXkt.’pik, CtC, , , 0. •. BPAULDIM. £U.Uan, M.y ». 1»«J. Avx-vc auxxv^ <m\A vwak.c a-w.w c Paints, Oil, dec., Htaro la Ua Old Rawer Block, at 1 Post OBcc. mylO come rery popular with "everybody.” The Notional Jubilee is also a song and. MASSES', BURTON & ACKLEY'S BauaiMS, Back Fay *»d Psasiao*. oblslaH Music, entitled Song" end “ Tbe BONNETS, GOODS 1nAsnxca..Kicn. in iso PorvLAu Mr vic. We have icd from the publisher, W. Jennlng" urrst, 39 Beckman street. New York Adies', NEW ‘.c»U> half Irftha Esot For yoor Coatsy anting, call oa J. >1. Xaviaa, UP STAIBflU'^ci iilk and Straw FRESH ARRIVAL OF , VEIT JMALl PJOFIT >x AT TH® chorus, with patriotic sentiments and »oul stirlug music, which ia certainly ce­ lled to be termed a " national” melody. We see no reason why it may nut take iu place beside *■ Hail Columbia” and 'Tbe Star Spangled Banner,* at a popular, national air. tuber of these songs may be obtained by enclosing 30 cents to tbe publisher. Ba. ffAs laLwl is finely engroiwd, arU Aua-w. AS orders should ba addrssswl. , sham n a The attention of the reader is called to FOB ir.KEOULABmBS. Goodyear. Mr. Goodyear keeps a full Hoek on band, and ia one of the fairest, “ well a* the oldest dealer in our vll- T IHOIN1X (Jet the Genuine Article! •drcrtiaemcnt of H. N. Sheldon, relatire to the collection of back pay and , oxvid niMXX. Utviiu^ ~Ui the^.k^M. .. r. .. . PliH'rirx of Hartford. tftr ?M£Wi «*4L ta/'rMNWTiti [JanlSylscc; ■, VUI I4ICUI. **- XX. Ellis has been suddenly called from his Isbor on earth to relrasbmsnt io that L<«lg« not made with hands eternal in the Heavena, be it Icmlttd, That while wa humbly bow it. rjbmbaion to the in a vi table daersm, •• a ocarely mourn tbe untimely lees of Oor deccMcl Brother. Rmc.'sW, That in the death of our Breuer, we should bo reminded, that ere long a like Au must be ours, and that »• abculd tbereforo prepare for that c“r8e> which aooner or later comes to «• lot of all that ia mortal, Ru^rtd, That we aiocerely join our ‘wnul regreta with the relatives of our Sa* Ham.C«- arcana watch. iBEIeftBl BereBj i« W»tU* 2T3£ ,«->*■ Itujw* , - "■ U.UB. »r» PLAN r ill AbskWdJM) EoeU^faMfe's "Mrva1; ■Mttww; artw6v»r«r »io . hunSeW faeSIL. . ■ / AOfiNFS ARE.WANTED ' tbe Hardware advertiaement of 11. A. .■;-.*3rlssSe5»J J Dchiu^^s' <m> G«7u' Hw.m Gold Uu.Uar Csss *15*" h i ajMdlw EuimuUd - .«• . .m »>»• <| *v •• I JO “ 1 sWjiunU faisbi L«««» thl>rr , “ D t TLcteatW* & 4 Gen U* lies. Layer Sd*v boat.. ** ftXoT«<xeY. 'Bx.AXtTa DRUGS! DRUGS My Good. war. ALL bought .inc. tbe I1LLINERY STORE idikB'Xxdx'8 swrtnr l«t tbv eiauer drop whero It b sod snaad a ■oro. Kaaastaeaasafallraar.wualacaeF WATCU. DBPARTNBNT. IOC Osots- Fstsel Lsvsr CoU’nsaUaa 4«e Gseu- UtwUd Uvat OoM HaaUoV to an oflor yvu re being well lookifield is canvassing lock, and is having goouSBs Kidney Coaipl^inii l«xr xvaXwec.. AND SHOES, in the asle of which TJ PRING & SUMMER l‘HE PLAN IS SIMPLE! U^thaa e.tr preparvd far aarvlca and duly.la tlx ... .Aala. i~”~ ■- -* - aw c.> *1**^ �VI AOJ os,- f PULM0EECJ8YB1 •NBW fTIBJ HoaFom.- ht»«T XAKIIBAKE PffiA “ratavb AfaKAHU ■RUG-BTQRB.ll! A ©C1PABI ARE PREPARED Ifboron arc i n the trunk orMA'K aoapfawkw^ Ndfttoapssado ttafdfa, paefakM,' fat'dtadt preparation, kttdof mingled with a strong decoction of tobac co to wl»Mtbo tofo ^beUve. Dfcb«i th e bonn wbh a knife be guug. or j--r boiling water, or petroleum into fator hole*, malting euro that It nactota fae lo- its BjAlIHrTVKVrYEU &, Striker, i »b*M *’» - ioJi ■ •■nrt D.M •: :?<*>S5SJSL „ - --------------- -— :■ '’AND'AT quently, giving lU ptga and poultry a ‘ .<ojj 'J .y/ir Ji I TURPENTINE AND ALCOHOL: chance to pick ap and devour tfawe wWch fall. . ’ Hang p'teooa of eJoUcr paper <!ip|>ed in keraaene, fa the brtnebea, renewing Lam. « them every few days. For Inaecta upon room and bulbs, , ir FOM-jiE?tun<ic*r. akd be&iciwal 7/y y >7Fini!-08ES.0J(I.Yuri -iprinkla petroleum along the roan, or .rater them .with elrong soap-suds ; for • nuMia, uiiugle common wnit, or pyroligucoM adda with (the aoluUon. For aquuh and cucumber vitxw, etc., । scatter paper ragw, aate dust or other ab­ sorbent materials, soaked in kerosene, IN NEW YORK. SINCE THE about the hila, sprinkle the leaves with TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR. STICKS,'FETTER, road dust, air slacked lime, ashua, or - PRUKE8, FIGS, RAISJSB. CQDVISBl powdered herbs known to be offensive to . the inaecta. Tba Peraian inaacl powder, ’ which has proved quite useful of lata ycara. Is compoaed of tho pulvcrixed 4SB<sn£W ^•rrtinmrt.'in leaves and blossoms cf n species of fever few, the Pyrttitrm cannm, doaety al­ . And Cnsklig Exlrxcin, lied to tba common camo mile. It would roa tub xarxciAt. aaxanT or na fiXnuui. bu really worthy of experiment to collect dry nnd powder the flowers of our coro­ W« afao knp on haad a food asoortiMat of tnun ox-eye daisy, or white weed, so ST-A-TIOTSrErECS-., common through tho country, and ascer­ tain the effect upon insects and slugs J’ERH.FKSUILB. fttKR, FAPEB. Hr. which attack our broad leaved plants, as TtXOFEH, CARDS, Ae.. Ae. i.pon the moths which infest furs and noolen dolhes. Chlorid of lime, freely acalterod upon the ground among growing vegetables, । MTEXT MEDICEREt. ;iveaoff a gas which U extremely noxious i to moat insects, without injuring the I'lanU. Coal ur ia also quite serviceable ■p«tfully I »ud twit in some ctiaes. For field crops, the most feasible plan , '., by rotation, to starve out the ^ealntix i.ve utiWions that prey upon one variety, .!-voting the land to some other crop fur two seasons before returning to the ori- ..RS EQUAL TO ASf Z,VTBf • mal one. Small fields of wheal, rye or STATS. -.its may sometimea be saved from inr-1 i; dlato injury by building a line of Gies j ■ n the windwaid side, and burning scraps ■-.i 1-aiher, wet straw, and such substances as emit a thick, offensive smoke. Two ■ rsona, ou oppodta aides, wUh a eon) reaching across the fidd, have swept off and destroyed sostm insects by drawing the lightened cord across the heads of the g‘dn. to suit cMU»RK>»to*P**. . ,u, Mawer 'TV.ouMmA* ■■ of JoUartl each year- fa advertfafag <fa® -'•tkiUafrW ; which have been ahnwerod upon bun from 4 C*A <SoaaV»aThe peculiarity of tho . • , J, S>\ooiX VwnSw axkJt Tx-X-X* b fast faev rtrtHT by amdisaifag WNTJ Great Decline, In Prices, , .. HiLMBOUTS EXTRACT BtiCHli .. - 1\ SnhiUs. Oid Sqrn, ' aok Handachn. FHwr and ftffus, ”----- ‘‘ -- ------ Turner*, Flit, ffcrq/Usus Cana-Mnptlon, sIa laiMtKMOiK wain । । f rvi ONE i-crum irrilca, her daughter was eurtu of fits ot nine yoats' steading, and St Vitas' dance of two yours. • z 11 ■"• ANOTHER writes, his ooc was cured after hfa Utah Bad almost wastsd awsv. The doctom pronounced tbo ewe incur* ANOTHER was cored of Fuser imd Ages aflnr trviur every raedieln- in hit rsaeb. ANOTHER v*> cured of Fever Bore whieh h»J existed fourteen yearn. f si«Mt«,— Caste fammisreUs of Uwsiaaa end Uver Ccmplrint eould be nMilfoosd .in which ths Further and llfls A»emirf ...... i HUJIBOLirS EXTRACT BUCHU W«bcl<ft Drug nd Cbemlnl Worthoete, Ho. 694 EHOAEWAX, K. XyHstobokfo Modi«aUDe|yt,-,\ Mo-104 south numr bt; pbbxa. NEW SKIRT FOR 1865. ; iy trote look as well as yours. •'Tbesecret is not in the soil, John r. tdiod, with a twinkle fa his eye, “ but enit. Do you see iboaegnwtera there 1 My pork brings mo fifty cents a pound— ..ghl in flash, and the balance fa fruit. 1 i.euan topMfare my orchard ten yewrs ..go, and rtnee that time I have had no trouble Srifa wormy fruit Apptee so a vucxal thing, don’t fall from the Iron un­ '). xa aumething U the matter with them. The apple worm and cureulio lay faefr ninths 'fruit, sad fas apples drop varly. The pigs devour tho apple*, and by SepUfaber o-far/ unaotrad apple to gut* and I have nothing but fair fruit kftTbemepof faeecu for faa next year i. destroyed by fas piga. They root a rocnd under the trees, keep fae eoll loose, ma­ nure thb Ubdsome, and work over what manure I spread. Tbo applee help tbo nigr.and fae pigs help tho applea.” I saw John’s secret at once, and have profited by IV 4 never had ao few insects as fala apritw, and 1 have given the p'g« credit for It In turning the orchard into a pasture,, put in pign—not landpikes, Mitfrsoocts Uko levers.- You might loeo trees ns well as InsecU In fast snoa.But wall bred animals, wifa jodKdous .nowta, win root fa a subdued and Ojriotian Like manner.—2iwncaa Jpncut- . Kvc. U tfkin (Ivt.ut:, RsU Flwn, Qyspaptia, Liver Cempiamt, Lmoorrfu^, For Doing Busing Beware of Counterfeits • TjrexREAT ncvwnoN oftue ace in ASK FOB HET.MBdT.D’S! " HOOP SKIRTS. SkSSWrSS.1^ fSSKBfexidlSfe , l!>X.oo&, for tho life aad bsrifa of fao body depend. OUR STOCK tAAeiSKsasMS"** WE8TH* BRADLEY 4 CARY, Hals J. I. A J. ni/ebeveWitamdl Iftteei. Bi fa.jLkL Just ease rveovostef Boa yean Sfo. Belew fa a Ukracu cf i-c. u k. ’’^W’hvn tbs fliS'wiF iekxn I. ui poinds 1*1 Ute prvM*|ti«r.ell> Bt,tM ’ ScXc ’* t3d eeoosqMstpSfa'ito I*ropr»for, *«, 8l5^IBfa318» GROCERIES# Ilona u tub Awls Oschanu.—No­ body suids such apples tu market as my ;. igbbor John Jaoobc- He always has u| pies to sail, and gets tbe highest prices. 1 oiks prefer large apples ; and aueh are nlwajs packed in Jacobs’ barrels.^ You might ecatrh them with a candle, end But find a knotty fruit or a worm bole. Such Rhode Island Greenings and Ruxbury Russets I have never met within the old ■tales. They are as handsome as any­ thing in the virgin of the wesU Iwasgoiag by Jacobs’ orchard last j turner, and I had tbo curiosity to call i.r.d. examine for myself. Says I, “ Neigh­ bor, what is there in your soil that makes •ch smooth, large applca. They area Jjutiajs Batntr, SB»D ETERI WEDREBDAY, I Rlii'r;*c^urTr wtcirroai lhaa eix -yisio, own ■— eeqawu*" HEUJgOLD'S * If Insects an ou the leaves or fniH, SJ ring* tbe frees with eny of fae^ proper- ih-CWmB ’"ir&ufcto' vnx8 k v uXthfii-0# 9//T yjJdujf ssff of -'i ,!MU1 tfaad 2 K; j?T?HTO WKfl A THE ONLY SURE THING. PHOTOGRAPH 'Wo’tXk WXc fa VXurvm. to mo U.»l i coaid feel And psoMnllof «r«ry MQR 11,'long* •ixSTTref w ■VW "BVooA VAVv. are fae roost setirs ami thorosAi pills that *------------*-*—‘uesd. \_ 1 upon the Liver, sseitisg fast organ---------------------------------------STvtcra does not relapse into its former ooedilion, which h loo apt to be the case with limply a purgative pill Tbey are really n SkooA. txwik Tuvvet VAY, which, fa conjunction with the .,, ■ftXoodt Vwnyxr, •trxin isy-wlt truei . it.-riuua ot IwsRh, 1 <*:n faraZbraM ewtertT") Z-!!., rtfhl lang and U>c kt pAtewthnios rffat । ’ -■ wQl rare all tho aforesMstionod disoaaea, end, uf faewidveo, will relieve nnd cure B©®TS & 6MB, Celia (Faina, Ohrisro Jtfcrbu*. Indigtition, ffSsirt tn tfu Rouxlc, ’ OH«tin~., a«a. WORKMEL aud. at A na m rm ra nr Large Try those xaedietaea, and yea will mtu regret it , Aik four neighbors, who han used fata, and they wRleyfaey are . CtOoX 'Mt&CA.Xlfct, ’ Stock of inilcataa. it not only mm the lair when thin and falling oil. but nm vaa colow to Ila original la lamin* gny or white, whether ------- ------- isa, rrtrf.w eft aje. MEN’S AND DOTI BROGANS ■d 11 .r,™.1, ... w,lll„ In 1—UfT aadwwMd arythm before gstag for a CHANCERY order. Vk>. ; OF MICHIGAN. Kfhlh Judicial C.j Wtelfirfla. (eprlMWJ “ 1 INQUIRE FUR THZ DUPLEX HOOP SKIRT. PRURIGO LOTTO. itafttlrs for fair jpey locU and bald bead., whleb It ebaneca U> their retire MlUtetino. ' We ere wiling Is the city of Bastes afoae, »pvarda of TO.OOC bottfas per month, th* dsafan K'-rloE tbo KESEWn the ji reforests over all other Hair Frvparvtlona. ■ If not mill by Dn>xgtcts In yr-nr town, a trial bottle will !« inlta yon by Express, upon ra­ Onnd JUpidT, ttept, tee*.- JtanmRlrtet. STOVES 1 STOVES I STOVES I M? ss-V^n'Easr,?. T e a. a«aisdcx ‘s&'-Yu Ahwted t'onle It asunvba’. »«4 W CATST BB.JHEATl i cfasr fa nqairvd • tun it is um*L Imp*” OLD LADIES a SAIB MAIDENS JfrfaiMMnBHfeO seWwtloB*. 't* • Imswstcr, dr^xr Wilu, ««■ it* r*""' . BoSEb Whisky <a teeommri-d.'! scw-jdfl ssrrustsr_?e’.c'.;jX wiu. rixu, tbx it. W*11 Grind year Cora *3d Wheat and RyoWv’Il boy year Bos» u> HU lbs «v*^Wollbsvyesr Ossa. Com and Oaliws, rnjA..- FMtl 'tL-fclCri � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-07-19.pdf f9717c04710f7fc6045ad5a7d53da9d5 PDF Text Text (JLMOH ? oi;-r .a ,U; ■' .saxH-ia aaiHT r .003,000,0a$t« THOSMl VOL. Xfjt g-UtiSM JtStt,-' is i-VMUssBorriSi vsflvctiuT, i , U-bt, eoe»vr\neWi4... NEW GOODS gMtiggi' SuivtM Jirrtlurj. ®ri$inal Joitrj. JULIUS RUSSELL &C0. MUWaBtiir'iM.piM Have just Purchi MORTGAGE SALE NEW GOODS, SiSDTJCT® ZHBWRfii Your ln«Epb would base bnwgU bsr to lbs bier. Year about ofvisUry drawn bar laiaat breath From her blaosML tsirenag lipa in deadly four. Eternal Jostles lhewarud your design, led turned oppression's arm. agalfial itasU; WE DEAL LN DRY GOODS Klsvsry la laid fsravsr on the abel4 There w raaais through an raceoediag times, Hndisg the Ust at every X Stine'• Crimea Te Vblns’araoeo yea might have brightly that •Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, ifvly ba sprang towards the terfifisd bntbsra fled shriek n Katy Arnott, Stephanie C-----------------her brother and Charles May good, and— Hats & Cops, CROCKERY AN|) GLASS WARR Poor Rosa !—pot* lilda Rosa 1 She had iucauliuosly ventured too near the deep water, and when the blipd shock of terror fdl on them she had ouconecioualy turned in a wrong direction. Before_l!wi bewildered faculties of tbs dripping group could fairly take in the circutnsunore of their escape, and Roca's peril, John Darr*ll had sprang into the era. and was striking with swift, strong impulses towards <be girl. ‘•Are you mad, Mr. Darrell 1” the old fisherman bad cried, seising his arm.— Uer graiuaUy fautthCbSSab J ■u rr-nn'td tbhber. J|y fatoerk£dMr\&' uuilr bad lived poaarr ConatitnptUo. On asy arvivUl <m nil o b«l wtavL by lur many WraM Icemed a bupvlru condition. Dr. Thvretaa. nW “s,b*“ “■' t'f-h’,r'* [•’•ysicteo.sad hmfiT' ended him ill hu '--■ Ilyin nihil 10 Me aw It lhoa<bl my caw entirely, beyond I to track erf liediellM. end <laaid~t tlqft JI ——-M- UllirTlI . '-sjarftSs*- AH® you* is ths other and baiter verefon. . The Fourth Regiment of-the Moo on one occasion loot Ils eagle. ** What have yoe done with your eagleF asked Napoison. “ A xrei men; the tlpeee ite eagle has loetalj, Yew; but 1 ;mm two Man- M.-BUSSIU. BTATnOITKET -------.IXD------- ** beconsoisd.. Those who arweora by my soldiers may still kava tit glory." . . A Cabo raox tux Rbbxi. 80ir«n Foot*.—Henry S. Foote, late of the Rebel Congress, now In Montreal, pub llshws a catdin tbo Herald, Concerning thbarbaric teratment of Uniuw prisoners, in i which ba says: Touching the Cuoxreeetooal rojxjrl referred to^ 1 have, this to aay ; A mnnlh er two anterior to the date of said report, Tlairtied frtun an officer ofrespKability, that prtonmra of Which will be sold mbe.naA m& md penetrating every nerve, bt'ra, VERY CHEAP! Mt lungs and IIver nut cnan'ew action, and tea As ft happened, neither Olderton nor Maygnod could swim, and they watched the leaaettlDg ~ distance between Darrell and Rues with breathless interest, which made every second seweo like an age. - There I he's got bis arm around her," ejaculated Jackson ; “ them's {pxid sii-ttuk strokes tor a (toiler that swims with only one arm. But I misdoubt me he's conic RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. gliittliana. Co*,H,• There wsa no answer. Rota Miller was walking slowly on, with her blue, dreamy ryes fixed vaguely on tire far dis­ tance, while a faint rvso-eulur esmr and went acroaa her cheek. ( •• Why don’t you answer, Rose7" persisted Stephanie, merrily. ” I know though—ft’s because you arn vexed at Jno; Darrell’s flirtations with Kitty Arnott." Ross shook her haughty bead. ••JLhn Darrell, need render no account of bis doings to me," she said, curving her lip. ” He Is at liberty to play chevalier tn any lady bo likes ; 1 refused him this morning." •• Refused him I Refused John Dir •vi r. . “ 'TT______ CHANCERY ORDER. : or MJCHJGA5, Eighth Judicial Ci a ypMWJfe UIPtOTMST rot EFERTBOBT. . . . the Point Rock I That’s the shark." He pwtraral, while bi. sun browned face turned a dufl. Asad aaffnra hoe. " They’ll never reach Ibis shore al lea," be muttered. See bow the ugly creature ‘ If he would only leave the himself—bet I gtreae bo he's gum’ to try laming oo the racks un । dor the headland." A deep, awful alienee fell <xi the wit| nesoee as the desp«rale swioimyr shut be yood lire intervening cliSs, and al a Rule distance, the white flspb steadily followed. “ There, give bw a d««c o’ brandy h*«t end strong. and she’ll be all- right ; fi'i MXDDUTIUX Mkhu>, OFFICE OVER HI.AKE* STORE. . Dwraxs AIN* PORTRAIT GALLERY, gling uptbeui wRd rndta. I never sup po.rd we should ha* seen either o’ ‘etn alive again." Slowly R-mar.pened. her blue, wonder­ ing eyes, and gaied with a shudder round tbo room, as sense and reoism Iterance canto hack iu War. “ Am I safe F sho murniqrsd • and did be pave me frvut that cruel death 1 . - He does not Vre< me," relumed R-«, quietly. “Il to a mere passing fancy—an evaneecent partiality. The mac that Witte me must be no such co»l c*lm waoar. ! want a k>ve stranger than life ttealf” 1 “And »«s" CHANUEKY SAUL I 'Tin or MICHIGAX-—Tbs GrwsM. she scarcely knew • however, actmgtapon ■ a sudden rt^-lution. she seised the band end bold on, determined to show ths vil­ lain detected in the very set, on emerging to the light ’ The tram railed slowly—it seemed so slowly on, that It appeared m If the end uf that terrible tonne1 wonH; never be 'tslsttiZ. nttkM? I . । , ■ i . . i MM.Snvi^ Airu ftuwiaeo, of N- « Bedford, Meet., who recently ' died, diepuaod, hy sull, <tf *2,500,000. Aw-j bgr poUtt bcquvwte w era *20.000 w to lb. —w- — V VlfiteD*' Hihus, and a farther atom «>f 115,000 on tbs deocaae of three persona vfbn'arsio" rvcelve the income during kheirlivra-i Bto gave the cHy uT New Bedford HOO.WO towards; aupplyiug ft •WMMFW.’WUJM..AMfcQW Tur.the encouragement of a free .library. Ska left *50,000, lbs income 6f wh’ldHs U. be divided betweew-wuo»r-sgsd nd infirm ie SJ.„v^: �r. S. 7-30 LOAN. IMPORTAl NEW ■y aetterl tr *f the HeorMavy of Ua Trrw,^ >Um anderaigaM, lbs Ovesral Kabwripuw *|n, M the aak of Ballad Mate BacariUn, «t„, ta done wow eaawot bUpM^Bu sublime io audacity of falvbo. very many of our ocaleanporenee have far a asiMma. Ums khnMctoa .expressed theaneelvea upon the qveeuon familiar to all owr readers, i---------------of negro wuffrago. Not ao much ca to BurraU's bowse to bare been the rendssvoua of the ecnepirators, where Payne VUck man toexerciae the elective, frenbut an to w bather, away down I Srolh. in Virginia, South Carolina. Georg Infer Texas, iregroau ought to have that privilege. Negroes cahoot rota io Michigan, New York, Illinois, and in fact. In many other Northern Stales, but that is oot whsl troubles us; it la wheth­ er Ihove just emancipated and living In other States shhllvote. As an abe»tract principle, we bold to tSe doctrine that all. parsons, while or black, io like oouditfcm, should be entitled to like privileges. As an abstract quee­ lton, independent of all others, if asked, if the recently emancipated slaves should be admlted lo the balloVbox immediate­ ly and uncoaditiooelly' we should an­ ew rr—Nlil Then. say a Radical, you are not in favor of negro suffrage. Wo s»y we are j inMiohigta. aa well as Ha M^waeippL But we do wot believe the freedmen fa the South are as wall pro­ pared to exercise the right of suffrage as they ought to be,to vote InteUigooUy and independently. Bui the kame may ba aaid of a large decs of the whites of the South, and we have stated our creed to be equal rights to all in like conditions. If tba whites who can neither read nor write, and have been taught nothing in politics btrl to hate the Yankees and dispi«e Hooeal labpr, are permitted to vole, then we would let Sambo vote also.— And we do believe that a loyal black tnan is worth as much to the Union as a troitorous white man. Upon these coosi 4 eralions we should favor extending the right of suffrage to the freedmen so long btekli H Ai GOODYEAR 2-fi® &cZTc£ SS8eMi*»i “•■I'WlMf MSilllfj of all kinds, lhe country lo indebted ti>)< gu^d and brave little Mies Emma Edmuoda. U was brt'lhe other day tball wm reading her book. - TWNorweand flpy,” whioh is the simple, end elu^uentfy-told Mory of her lifq in ihji Government sarrice. Ho* much lartyuirU »U rgverenord her, and b irteg tire long, st ber. Tb*>usand< . sTaft, at times, the high impulses which actuated Miss. Ed- S»mlt,n but WM urged by ths minuter to prepare for ths .repbily approaching knur <Zdeelh. when it is sop pueed the pnbiiu sympathy is excited fi* a woman executed uader painful cirmun -. stances, the people ere pjiwd with Monse to exsepsrsta the public miod against ths Administration, but we predict it »lll sooo be found, that u.sch of ibal, which is now urged M fact. i« the AoM .SOSubstsntial goeeip, uwotly fomented bv Cop­ perhead aaiinmily.—AdeerttMT 4 Tri 4IFBJ: and will be sold at tothetr yafas. seeenKag to the rate UilH M Railroad Prices, aee*apbK.CteteS» sneaked tv sash aeta.vfate NAILS. «>oods; we have had bourn whe« we eould have given up everything if we might have helped the »<!diers and'the Government, but, rtSlt, Mita EJinbnds afcayds almuet alone iq the ield. She had ifi n-B. sao Kx par 0«,t. OOLD-BEAHINO BONDS. Thoee Mt tn sow -ortk a kssdMM aod the Ggnerele-vbom eb«4ipg)g(liaLmy . nerved eaa toil how crook, foot hme seech FIRST ■ay hs cat off asdgaHU My^haak or baak,r The taicrwaa at 7-XO pereeai. .aon.u i. STUVE8, jN0" t«b 1Rrr--~ J* C“bU’ 8u,ei I ...beitor of tba Grand River Valley Rail- ateo tbo ateadtaal purpose, and. the eteedfirst strength io do, es well as to JW and Castagny reports a victory st Ln Paacm. |tn8«m«'ra. on the 22d of May, having, with 70 French snld.trs, detested S 500 'Behind bar are a, grand fittarbood .of I Rrputilicans eti.l re pt e red an ImoietiM firm tod tender womtp—the army rm even s>n*>unt nf valuable properly. As an t.llke^to this, tba Repiiblictna — but tier plate b by berueil Tender as srr driving oisty thing before them in the the softest handed woman in that bend, Slate of Michoacan, where, bouidea fiber yei tbe bravest thing any soldier, has triumphs. Gen. fb gula, after aa abstinate dons,—sis liken iso has dv<ie-rd*-ne , wogagemeat vf a day and night, had tak­ through perib of death, d*-oe lhlu*gh Ung en the town^jf (irapau aud made prison perils harder and more bhiel Ikan death ! ereuf its laipeciei gerrww of 300. while in San Lans, Putote and other Slates, the Sbe was everywhere, in all disguises, shot ( Republmui gwerrtllss were all giving al murdsrousiy by sister-women while Maximillian's men an iinmeesity <Jt on b'>opiial errands, tying dreary days and nig bls, burnmg and fieesing with fever and ague io the a vamps h Mie doing A Galveston Texas, correspondent the dangerous behests of the Government, gives additional account! of the exodus of impressed into the rebel srmy, sad dar­ Um ret*els from Tuas lo Mexico. The ingly recaptag, tbs faxhtelooe shares the , rebel General Shelby, with 3 000 of bis danger of the xGenervte oo the terrible followers and accumpsniad by ex-G»v battle field, dressed like a mae and riding ernora Moor and Allan, of lx>oiauaa,end 4Hye rned is uow can»stock lbw wonts in eon option w» ft Jfor lb. pur­ — ootarWH -i-re {ions to the road, it •• ttderetood that STOVE PIPE, SAP PAN’S. jh> lt)rf bu peroiaasw'tly looted to Shelf Hardware, ROPE. Farming Tools of all kinds, aurreaioo oo the Aib iasC. end would march/ into the city io a body. Nolwith . standing that the story owWid ba Lracni lo no rvlisblr source, every prrparatioo was made by the authorities to prevent any such drmoosUation. , _ Th*,South Csroliaiana have been for luniUmi much annoyed by the garrison­ ing of various posts in ibcir mid it with AND T17OODEN TTAKE. colored soldiers, wboe* enure removal bM been strongly urged <w» lbs military same privilege. autboriliea, and ibere is no* a rumor that Wo have a theory of our own. In re-' this iv/oon to lake piece. likes trooper through ths b»t hell of I gard to the reconstruction of the rebel' Tbfe 4ib of jJul/ »“ celebrated al death, and svery whore and at all Umm State*, wbieh, uP eourai, units ua belter , Charleston in fine style by the Army and doing things more fully and thoroughly than the plan above discussed. In the , । Navy and tbsra were parades of tba col­ than was expected. ored firemen and otbcr^cofored assodla first place we hold that tba conquered I What one <if us c>*old have done 111— ' l»ooevbut the white natives did not take Mates are to Ic moulded m the loyal ' much pari in the (nativities. Not for one hour of high excitement only ! people of the whole country, who have The Sponinuneot by the President of but lor mouth*and years. reclaimed them from seceasloo, aha11 de- Bvnj. F. xerry to the PrwyJsMiual Govtermiae. It eeema La os but the dictates ernunbip of the State gave general satis- < monde’ book will rloef' It, esyieg wit*: faction tu lboq:~ p!c, and a meeting of | of prudence that those who have boro jp adsi’ratai-o sa3 u.rrence, “ One mure the Charleston lawyers, lo express loeir Nvbla Woman I" z rebellion should be required to stand on app<ubatiu>, hod been brld. i —At the Lnoiivilla banquet to Gvweral their good behavior for a tertn of years, A oompeoy bee been formed for the Sberinsn, that«IScer made a characteris before being taken into full fcliowahip. ia establiabinent of* cew Jina.of strainer! tic speech. In the eon rec of which he Mil: between Charleston and New York, and Up to the time I took Atlanta, I did not. the affaire of that gpvernmeai which they | tbo CbariceVmiami expect lo have through d<-em it right or proper to wage a war of railroad cornuiupicaUixi with tba North devastation, because up to that time we them wail five yeere before'casting a completed by the middlw-oi August. f -Ugbl.£ace to face, and be b.uk all the Tba health of Cbarlsston ia pnx-.uanced ballot which shall influence the destiny | advanUge be c>*uld, sod 1 took >11 the ad­ of that government. Require the ignu lo be axcnlleut, . except among the oovantage 1 could, but .wbrn we bad taken groes, a ho era still dying in Urge num- fonts, through Bava/insh. Gcifaboro, Atlanta we had won the point.and they raat lo learn nt least, how to read the Raleigh, end Richmond to Washington, a jsara boundAo^ve .up.aud.if .they d‘d name upon the bollot they offer to vole. distance of 1,820 mites, Dorian three not we had a rishi to make it a war of Tbo black, who fought for the old flag marches rhe has given a gallon of milk devMtation. And we <M make II a des­ per day. She traveled frwet Morrisville, are entitled to special privilegM; let olation ; we bad a right to du it, if they N. CL, to Hiebniuod. 277 miles in seven oocld nut meet us in a fair fight, end no KIAPPEM k BIUOWS, theta vole, and place >11 other* upon the days. She tn wow iweseslieat condition. Southern men een say that we 'did not Office nunr farwccry, eau>e terms with the ignorant whites, to meet them in a IMr fight, nor that we did 0>ysnis Peet OOos. oo ■srdkk fit, . rote as woo as they can read. not give m many fair fights m they want­ KALAMAZOO, T MMML ATI this may be properly done, if the , ed. [Applairee.j But after that, we took STATE A U. k CLAIMS, piwer which has reved thoee rebsllioue the bit lo our teeth and went right through their enutrtry, [applause,] and Btetao to tbo cuuDlry have the right to produced the desired effect. euutrol them until Ibetr loyalty ia wall 1 attested. On the other haU, we have I tktj hove reported, ODodenmiag them ell nothing to do with the queeuou of suf except Dr. J. G Ayer fa Ox’s prepare eased in Um armor remained tor about frage in the rebellious States If they tkme Three of thoee they reeummemfod tee mmutea in the midut of a fire of In tense heat wttfawt suffering any pererplirevert to their original condition aa soon the Emperor to admit for the benefit of thupwblto health, white they hold the We injury. m the rebellion ia crushed. We msy fourth. Cherry Pectoral under advMMsetil talk to some purpose of the righto of 1 for further information respecting one of black mon in our own State*, but If Vlr- I Ke iagredieato—morphine, which, krhile gtafaisthe Mtns State, with the came eo extensively employed and ou highly rights m Before the war, her old oonstitution in full force, and her poBUosl reUtiun to the UeUa un dieagod, we may just aa well mvw our breath on tbo vuftrage question. -cfearchedifice ie bemg painted and repair .«A A new baildmg is being erected ju.t west of the Hastlnge House block, by Wm. Eetoc, for a ten pin alley, aud eur- has Kt up billiard tables in the star buikfa^ betonguytotbe Hxstinp tl'rai . property. ri. M'oOX-’v'J OArw. I Pr-r-4. Prtaeipel. and kites Hannah .McNair, ©f tbo Primary Department. ' “*^'1 are expecting to retire from the farther u •**“ HARNESS SHOP. r_i______r.kx -^ooi The fall term will _____ _ CoawuB.—Roberta and 1 Striker have purchased of R. B. Wight-, time, for the sum of •?,200 the bulldisg end site wow oooapied by T. G. Arisws Grocery stare. The Im » 84 feel front WAR CLAIM AGENTS. SPRING & SUMMER - GOODS, Taw Mbit Maaxrr of Rk« fa Wdcoil todoead.T. G. Arie having bought the tools and leased the building. AT THE i’ MILLINERY STORE a IT n nee Fam st Katawaxoo —Tb^&tb National Here. Fair w.ll some off st Katamsxoo, October 3d. 4th, 5th, soli 8th Premiaui liet five tboveend dollars.— BONNETS sente*.' . Lyoi ■ad one of fire hundred dollsts, Ac. Ae THE | Hem Chea. E. Btusrt, President; H<«&. PaUeracn, Treasurer ; Geo. F. Kidder, AND CHILDREN •■ Grandpa's Darling"-^* face of th. | ■id 0BBB, with its deep, thoughtful eyes, sfaftiag MM |Tihealarly fine. Among' ,the ^gutee of the colored Steel Fashi<*o Plata, we note a bridal drees, very chaste AfidpeeUy. Music for thio namber i, “ Beet, MoUe CWeftein !” The Rtarery ooBlributlona—are, “ What 1 periasento (wave found that ii sill ifeimbine rnddy in the preparation of atep and paint. ' The report of'lbe Auditor of Kroteaky *?*ra.u «•'‘¥l Aff Uwrrtwat Yn«ree u“"" " ■..' ’aiflMWontat'i Savannah, who .mExwimox. T?“, 'UftFrenctes- hyE.E.T.; -St* l« certain of _______ , _____ __ npkHe ■rpdfauio’Jok^T'faMbe awn. Her little »» enema to WW IWl. Merchant 1 Tailor, QUiforoiaWutoBg.11 by Kate H*wo;| The lirtort Urre,” by Mrt. Denbon; I fiBMh^-byMse. Rrtobte. EdHorel. �lIHHi tok acuta -....... ■ff' ;-.’MBFSTORE^t: *V\\csez ’BX.XXe.t* A\ W* <uA o^<.t<A to vC mOiQODt _____ _____ v* NEW PRIECS! ___ _______ Xo," V»uX a* a aavaX—-a fcrtaX l Ox■*’ >■» . Tu4dbtaa> Us stos ohOetaDOfaLAR -DING, Tux RsaaoAD.—J. II. Cable, Stock u lieitor of the Grand River Valley Rail* r<»d is now canvassing tbia ecraaly in coo uectnxi with H. J.''Kec6eld, for the purp»e of completing the stock sobecriptioas to the road, ft ia understood that jbe line will be permanently located to this village within a few day a. We also noticed a meeting of the Directors of the road A Jackson, a few daya aloce, at which it was proposed to let the jobs of of now iodsblsdnsM. mA Usurtssarully sags grading as far ss Charlotte, to a short la prossenuof ell kMs of ' M 1 LIT A RY C L A I M8 timr. We hope to be able to keep our tbe OovsrwMBL readers povtrd upon the progress of the sxsinsl Hs baa had s teafvr and more sesesmM p enterprise. Tbe road is bound to go ■’•'""YLfflTJfK.W through. 8'lT52IZ.'^2!*Ra?i£?5 BiliotMa Fever, Fever and Liver Ocnzplaini, (^yspepeia, Indigestion, - t Hers l>. Tswsr. srv ms r»rtdi»u of this buie., <>. mot. st J asks A. . tlultnisr fur lk« rTenla’arrtr. “ *• oHmA. iA*r iw W I* L.U l~r W Ta-rr .»4 Mary l> T«.r. DRY GOODS. 5srs..tcrsxtt.srsJ:"x:; Its- GROCERIES] * erectingaa elegstrt dwelling on the street south of the jail. The Presbyterian church edifice is being painted and repair<d. A new building is being erected juut west of tbe Hastings House block, by \V m. Eaten, fur a ten pin alley, aud evncuu.itsnte ; so says rumor. W. J^/^toae Fzdnev fyfiplcpnie, axv& a\.\ Axieukci c^^'^’x.mt- Vat waXurt. 'VVm ‘BxXXe.v* ate eom\vo*cA rate arvi \»ku.e\x. voaVu. Wkcra ' Wvg.XA'oj 'Vowve, I have p TUU. STOCK of BOOT* AND SHOES, lu the s»!u of which I Times AaocrTowa.—Edwin/Rice is sag offer you , "Dr 'Buo’toaek.'* ftX.owva.cXx "BWke.vs .. “ . art, xV\* \voor man'* VAtniu "0*. 'B.o'boek'* DRUGS! DRUGS Aaoiisete'aeteeOuH RsnaegOwa ^ao3 eco sue j.eWMeawrtsS -. .J~. trA»" - ap **• LS’Kraw Lv’hr W»w . <ta yoOsst^.L twvryirr fcheL - ‘‘sew •»S AueUse4BhsL UssvsikiVsr OrseFscsae** SO . Jl" to BBJ’.lBTMBJFT. ■ SOO GqU* Swin JBW£l<HY .__ *avx X\xx aoov vaaa vaan^ TkxXov'* i’ . .. .*./>. HiksrrARKlVXt”<W bXv vrt up billiard tables in die store budding belonging lo the Hastings House "Dr. ■'R.o'oack.'* NEW GOODS! great decline In prtcaa. I mH for cash or property. feXovxxaeXx 'BxXX.vru ready pay. charge nothing for interest, TitxSvMMsa tsbm of the Healing Unioo School closes this week. J. W. nothing for keeping books, noUtog fur ilancroft. Principal, and Miss Hannah bod dcbQ, andxmiy » McNair, of the Primary Department, are expecting to retire •4’oni the further charge of the school. The fisll terra will probably commence early in September. raurix wuAtA aa art'yAt o\ BXoxaaetx. "B AXcr*, u>'a\.e\v, ta.\u.a \a ^ro^xr <\uaaV<\**, aadt at XJh* \.ro\xe Vrat-, are a wave arc XWi ntV nxan'i'^oYatc axxA Com^ovX. BURTON & ACKLEYS z V^YMIAUPBOHT MOOT0XO*BXLE. 'Buoxjack'* ftXovsvacXv *B\XXcv% nASTIXCT. MICHL vav*aotaU’.ttit &jMk'lt£xK R«da«< 6*\j\,\xXaXkA* S FECIAL NOTICES lilts Ml HEIKIRU, Kun, for the suttko!t2,200 the building' .Ss?^Eh»* Books and Stationery * , and site now occupied by T. G. Arte M a Grocery store. The lot io 24 Get front end tanning back 132 feet. * w&mu&oVs aoA make..YaJc cap^aXAt. I Dr. 'B.o'oaek'a rxorusxo Baxx.by a notice elsewhere, it is proposed to establish a naliocal bonk in ibis place.— We trust tbs u>ovtmeet will be a auo- „ w Paints, Oil, &c. - •» art, xYvt SoXAvtv'* vAc.tvL,%^ I MtMcnXvag "O'A*- ’ ttr Oms firisre are put up in yuart bottles, V- toAscA 0W nbees ie ./e^rtm. Os. TAs label te fin^y sngraoed.and Tua Mist Maaxrr of Rice de Wolcott is clewed, T. G. Aris having bought the I a.tUe ttaA WUI sesMs Ms to alert s N4 vox// tentt- a •cd rgratis. tuUiaod leased th* building. Combctiow.—Last weak we slated the । amount of wool sheared from one sheep, by T. Altoft, too high by one pound.— The weight was 20j Iba. Homs Faib st Kalamazoo —Tbo bth National Horse Fair will coma olf at ' Kalsmaioo. October Sd, 4th, Sth, and 6th. Premium list 6ve thousand dollar*.— Oar premium t>( one thousand dollars, tnd one of five hundred dollars, foe, Ate. Hon. Chat. E. Bloart, Preaident; Hoc. G. Patterson, Treasurer ; Geo. F. Kidder, Secretary. . uuififin tnsfiAS. •u orders should bs addrsessd. tob'b0OF i tutSifar"' GUARDIAN'8 SALE. 4»J ■MISTS VJL>tT*a Through । nV tbe Ceewtiwta Mtotv we fc’lSZSSSr*'" >4d‘ 8,04 ' IHCENIX iNAtfRANofc <50. rWBbnx & a* FOB1 iftliECULABfflBS. Get the GeaniaeArticle 1 Tux Laot'o Fbii«d.—Thio favorite of the ladies leads off in its August number with a beautiful steel engraving called "Grandpa's Datling"-xhe fsce of the uld num, w i th its deep, thoughtful eyes, striking usaa particularly fine. Among tbr figures of the colored Steel Fashion Piste, we note a bridal drrM, very chaste sod pretty. Music for thia number I, ths fine piece, “ Rest, Foble Chieftain!“ The literary contributions are, “Wbatl looked (or, aod What 1 Raw,” by Fiw «■ Lw ; " Ghostly Glycines," by Miao Dmmelly ; “ My Ditanma,** by Leslie Walter; -Waiting." by Mrs. M«J "Dark Franciea," byE.E.7. | -Sto »ht of our V illsge," by Beatrice Colooms; “California Wooing,” by Kata Hwwe; “The Rector's Lava," by Mrt Drciaoc i “ Callach,” by Mra. Ritabla. Editowls FnsbioM, Iteompte, 4c. Price *2.50 s year4 2 copies 64,00.— To tho» desirous of making op dubs, •ptomeu lumbers will bo earn far ifotas. Wheeler fo W.toon's oolabrated Bewtog ths wsU-kpowa „y f . . Ph<rnix'bf•• Fhrrtfnrd. TOI racxin tnAdU; £W?Xffiy.%,3ftSrt8MlS $933,172.64! �mAJHOld .WAOJ 0«-T JZIx .’XRSmL'TSW'X't liferaft kin* nf •*wd« ”• -PrK*’* «> jBOO.ooO.ct A-GBAM® 111U33JQ 38-CT ft *5 rana rmucT HAVING FOfcJIlD TakiAf I int^ hi- iray per' iiritTUtjkn AOCPAB* DRUG STORE JI! >aa«s of edoeUtkrn, and as ttoeftntog ABV ggSrAUD rhe Urity<Mlir|Wuk elWtonjtoiSil. we to£fcoc*d**h® a»eira uf gwaad rfiaUWa) 411 yield to following crops: hay 2 • ns;BtoJHhtwrWpe. fStov; nn.rijf.ia Aeodrdin^ ’<• to be< etperHneirta, to >tiitisoefvsient of hay bc>ug rspra•n’ed by !W ■ i'TO txwida of hay are >.i valen't •. it-,8 p- ii'-di of Swedish ■ l.r.ipn, Sftt pwwnde m carrots, and 70 MiMb of Indian corn. ■ The pracliai! values, as obtained by laments in feeding, are: hay. 100 nds b eqalvaieat tn 300 pnaads of .-dish turnips. 400 poaode of msnguld -taal, 250 pmmds «f earroto, and 52 .SM^w . iimr nixi iu n <3- 0 lings fanner, deDTrERT WtDSE81)AT. iew and hioai^hipl^e’awbrtrrifnt uf OF ALL KINDS, '/iso Jet SU. UO^XCK'8 'B'LOO’D VCUVTVS.^. it '.-■w. 1 *mdhi'.' ■* -!>.< • -.| twces ‘*‘- Tex'l^to'Twiw ______ sfiw; COD FIT MtCIllas*. DRUGS AlU> M KA IONE*. ’ Chemionls, PalmU, Olio, Cat" ybra^ Rwrala* FlaM, Ad Jhwvr JUoct. eerr li, /'arf-jgev. f flTRPENTlNE AND ALCOHOL. mi/umia, na pecMtorityeTto • *B\oot TwrCj ver ft m\ VA\a Great Decline In Prices, •• WOSTCACE SALE Li. J.—i» >> bitottoy strike at tbo rqpt of Disease, by eradUliag every particle of imparity Alio. <TT«t.»fur»nbf. to At IA Md health Of to body dapaaA ■^■toperbr^toWood.^ , c LMZIW/. y-Jdurawtou tout < A«khi^ Cxtraets, • . •”?•! pHcrrf • » ihb unr-tf. Ktc Vtvcx\u.a\.ed. for roriaj OU Sone, OUR 'W«p fir»V then, if thou w.«ild«t ba»a weep!"—hot let tbem tw re.1 taaro; r no mere atimulaiol appwnncee <4 rling Wil) do—we iinllwc’.irely pr-.b* •.. e cheat So tbe hypocrite ia rwgBiaed •.he inaUutt bo begitw to pray ; fc>r though he may make long prayeni and eboat aloud, he cannot ouantorieit that bolt' foreor of tbe tor.ee of to heart which n>dean even to .in.piaat prayers, when TOOK PATENT «iE9ICENH. HELMBOW’S EXTRACT BUCHU iNPnovxD^nots wm oDll ORpmoa writes. her daughter wee « >C to 0/ nine years' staudinj, and 8c V For Doing Busi mess, ARI IqUAl TO ART TR STJ TB. IM*, 3orqfulaus Consumption, tit. 1,11! ©EEBAT, IFDIR ©ASE •r Ready Pay, nisly. SneeUl MlssUoa will be jxid 1. COMPOUND S<. Milla. I'kESl'nilTIOKS .nd ... HELIBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU WoCt Vdtc a Ctarav. *V\ml ’BVooA VA\» NEW SKIRT FOR I860. THI ONLY SURE THING. ’BVOO^ 'Vu.rV^.t♦, Banana s*» Aarsaasva.—Both start into growth early into the Spring, broce it ia better to net out hk>1» in the fol!.— Neither cm be injured by manure, nor It a light deeply worked eoil at all objrclicnalfla.' Tbe’RiaRf asparagus k al­ ways found on rich a.41, which ba. ranch mora to do with large Matte ton any r.pecial rartoy. PlfWly ofmeoare will alwayn bring • mammoth* or •ooloeeer rhubarb from Lintunua roots, to beet sort to pbnt »H tbifiga ormaidrfwd.— Speakhlf of rhubarb, remind* ua of pies tnadnpr half rhubarb and half green Umatuoa, after tbe manner of rhubarb pica. but witK leee aagar, which M ‘ -toy gtxxt*;./ " ' . ' . T*T toon inedMbea, and you will no vet 55 ’ O<hA WUA\rmt», !«*■*-“»*-**-,*,*. MEN’S AND BOY’S S •'•p'~‘ urns any os 1TO1T BROGANS Doto4, May l»»h. tooi' Salttom BaMfcoe.—A enrreepoodmt of tbe Olean Adrertta^ toe presents to the eifcw a Twtnedy for that kind uf rartoin«> ©too tond in to beds token by tnifelm wn steamboats and al bottla aa well an in private bouses. He says :— “if.any of your readers, need a »ure remedy for bedbugs, they can have mine, and cleanse tbo house nF this troublesome vermin wltoxrt espohea.' Tbry'ltavo Sslt etome ktoito to hrto-tt- *-“d to'y will not trail throuch It. I iblnk it prefordble W all otou.auts, and to buyer require* bo certificate </ Ito gromaeaes*." •*• *■" ■* nd toy wfflsv toy an —• ("T14! ■*<•* ■! J' ■' ■—j-----------------------------' ttOHTGACE SALE. PmifiO L0T10. FOR SALE BY T 3D A. W3 BAIfj RE OLD LADIES A FAIL MAIDEN^ Daar to Nrwararaaa.—Newspaper d year Cera sad Wh«t a i vsws‘s®£S SSBWSrKSi; CONSUMPTION, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-07-26.pdf 7aaa650c0e9479a6bf1e95ec65a8da97 PDF Text Text .viaoj os-r asmaji ccjeehct .wo.ooo.6esa VOL. ttje gistings fanner, s PVBLlSniD IVEKY WTtMEBDlY. H itrrxoa axiiti, cod Mrt wintwn, NEW GOODS ingf Dmintss girttiorg. glurrllaij. (Wta ia <U Jtmre- JM, ear a. A Wil, H have already told /wove have none.' " WtitetoMw lies! Whet tbU, thoOF and baaeised > hotels which stood upon • nbalf, and reload U to hit Upe. The boule who full of oil. Jecoie liA- JULIUS RUSSELL - & CO., peeed. yet it produced ao strong an imnrsmioo upon my n>md at the time, that I shell remember everything perfectly, even to the moot mioetu detail. My father had removed to the west a few months before, where be had oonatructed quite a comfortable lag bouse, and cleared eoneidorabfo hmd. There “ White squaw laugh another way were only three of ua—father, elater Jen­ enow," . muttered the Indian angedy.— nie, and myself. Jennie was our house­ “ Pealswaap lake ecalp—bars and another keeper, but besides ber work abe found one?” pointing toward me. Jennie wee sobered InateMly. “ Do with me at yoe wish," the said earneat)* ; “ but, oh, do not harm my Have just Purchi n MORTGAGE SALE. nUl'ETfisviac teen t»*4» la fee Mrtaac* eeetalntag a pmn ujhx >u:» teroJl WagBMde; saesald » i. J»bmL fuxkmrv. ee lb - I wiH taM Aa: ecarlet bnMh, ah1 tboao rad SMMliM, and (Ma white alas tar," said Loara. NEW GOODS, I . KWHJtDXTO IP£il<D3S v There were eotne Indians remaining in the neighborhood, but as they never n» lasted ua, we ceased to think of them with fear al last, and father used often to ao away, aoinetiaiea to be gone all night, leaving Jennie and I alone. Al such Umea we used U> fasten up the bouse aa soon as it began to grow dark, and keep the rifle in the rot tier, where we might eeixe it st the first alarm. Una morning father west away upon Luaiueaa, aipectlng to be gone longer than usual. The day psesad quietly and pleasantly enough, but Jeanie and I bad only jest drawn bask from our sis o'clock tea, wbee ibe door aoftly opened, and an Indian entered. Bo woa a tall, muaeular follow, and looked as if be might p-maees the alrength of a giant in bis stalwart frame. Ha wore a boa ling slur I of eocna dark stuff, belted at the waiql, and the borders fancifelly embroidered with while beads, deer-ekin leggina darning in all lbs colors of the rainbow, and a pair of wrought moccasins. At first i>« stood quite still and aervoyod WE DEAL IN l»M. avUkt.>CM*a I'risclpaf Ofltes as* Labsvetare te ■ DRY GOODS STXS^i DiStris- Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, TCLSD.r,rfc Hats & Caps, । u7’ "—-r- CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AH® S’JATUDH3®ir JiartL of ---- and---- . Which will be sold MU RIG AGE SALE. VERY CHE^IP FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. julium MCnrixtt ’ KIDDUHUX Micaiasa. OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S STORE. Wil! aifeaX la all eaha la Um Mae ef biajweto •renew aTUmt toy. , • HIS 5UWU5, Miwlgsgse. a ” l-yte) MORTGAGE SALE. BOBEBTt*. ; Jennie had arisee. Her Am wm quite pal*,- but otherwise she did sol abou the Meat sign of four. Sbe only slapped for­ ward and asked, “ Wbal do you wiahl" Cao I do any­ thing for you F savage, looking al bar ataadily with bis great avU eyes. “I hare no fire-water to give you," said Jennie; “ but you can have a draught 1 of milk if > ou would like." Sbe placed some upon the tabla, aad a freah plate, and bads him help bimxlfi Thio be did quite freely, making a hearty eupper of it, but still keeping bU eyas upon to while bo ate. When be had fin­ ished hie repeal h* same and ot> wd by the window. “ Me stay bare tonight," be said ; It waa an wawiao speech, for it betray ad ber weakest point. Il told Ibe savage bow he could beat work upon her fealinga and he a as not slow to take ad vantage of the disco very. He Immediately draw hie knife, and approeebed me. ” Tgko your enalp, firat,"be .aaad, seis­ ing < tall of my hair. Joome sprung forward, with a cry of anguish, and placed both arms tightly about my neck. Sbe aimoat choked mo with bar firm, convulsive bold. “ Oh, yoUyAoat nut, shall not slay him !" she esclaimed, in agony. “ 1 can die, if must be, without a murmur, but I beeeech you, to have mercy on him. and consider bis teodar years !" I felt the hot tears dropping fast upon my forehead. Somehow they seemed to give me fresh courage and reeohrltoe. I grew stronger at the sight of hnr despair. •• Do not weep, deer Jrneie," I - -------•• I will die like a man ! If you ever wee my father again, give my love to him, and tall him that Idtd F She uttered a long gwpmg aigb. Then as if a sudden thought had cuuie to Dcr, oho sprang lo Um nearest corner, setmd the loaded rille which always stood there, and raised ii just in lime to stay the shin­ ing blade, which, in another moment would hare been down upon my dcfeoceluas head. « •• Pul up your knife." sbo said, in a low, mlm, determined l>H* '* Let it think," said my elater ia an unfaltering voice. " You have retro and drank, end now you must ga” The Icdisn's brow darkened and be raised bb band aa if bo would strike her, but lol It fell without a word and rushed out of dooes. Jennie comprehended hia ubjeel ia a moment. He bad left bis rifle without and had gooa to fetch ik — With a quick movement aha closed ths door an<! fastened it. / . The savage came back, raging aod ferioc* at ftndiag bim*elf outwitted. He tagged and poabod at the door, filling ._ ___ with horrid oaths and threete, I but tl was true to its trust, and did not I give as inch. All waoqowlal laaL Jennie look me EMPLOYMENT FOR EVEHYBODT. ;si^t7S»tsraie«uE Mfrom that. I could feel ber heart heeling very fast, but sbe whispered quietly, - doe’l be frightened. Freak.— All will come oct rigbtat last. Ho will go away eocm." • By thia tlmo it bad grown quite dark. Raising our heads a hill®, we could see the stars come out one by one. We | dared not light a candle, ao we mt very still In the gloom, After a long time Jennie got np. "I am rotog to look for tbs Indian,” aha said. -Do not stir enul I coms beck." Bbe crept away through the darkness. After she had gone all wee still for a few momenta, and then I beard ■ slight noise, does al band. I looked upend sap a dark form al the windew. ! knew it was fastened, and ao thought very little about It, By-and-bv, however, ibers waa a cracking df torings, and the window went slowly up. I hardly knew what todo.— Jcneie might or migtanct be where abe could see all Umi was going oa I knew Si -Ssu IL TV,. » . rwUfe, u arLow -rf <SI »« U» ~> u. M WIM -J» torn Jorl. SV w I— ta—Ur returosd too Mm to pre- tbeleeo though foiled in his purpose, bo could not help but gsaa al ber admir­ ingly. “ White sqaaw is breve," be said, shortly. “She does aut shrink and bide from danger like the timid deer. Bbr ia loo brave and beautiful for the ex-ward pale-lacoa ! Only a warrior would tc lit mate foe be* 1 Pealsweep’e lodge Ja lonely and ooM I If he spare bar scalp will she go with biro aod be bia squaw P poaeor other. All thfoJdnafoeaw ata a I socc, aad, tn a moment, her reaoiutioc waa made. Bhe drew quietly nearer, and U>en, gathering all ber etrength for ibe effort, gave turn a sadden pwb I Taken unawares, be could not eave himself. Ha ** Pop in unexpectedly, and notice the internal economy." “How own 11 A card at the door will pul aey lady <m ber guard, or oven the notice at a gentlemen visitor." " Go lhara it. diaguiaa. As a waahwonan, for iBMenw." “Good, 1 will." u Go there ' “* ’ ' Clayton. “ Not atactiy, V.: I will obtain adraittanoe to a jj*ore-t»g'« privacy.” •• Well, te- in. si.-.w (be result^? Laura ey d Je ajrkforuers weretMnoly children «>i „ widower, wbu, aitbuegh in Hma‘4- aucieti. Al the perwd of my ehurt akstch, bvmai about to supply the laiui-nted Mrs. Blfoiara' pl»ae, after near­ ly tea yewrs’ moerniag. and, although a kind and indulgent parent, hod no objec­ tions of bi* daughters' uiarriagq and, in­ deed, had l-4d them ao. Laura, whose high spirit rvsatited the prutxbls super inaci .J a atrp-m-ubcr. tiad already sa'ort-il G-idfrey H»rtoa i* hr fetors busQand, end J«iuy wb'i was lh«- y^iumt•T.e'id gtolis "■ vpiril. had (i.nl’Gai ronqsrr a tarJfoll) e»ioc*<ved proferee^i “ Laura! steal Crum father I" _.| a “ There don't preach." “ Miao Jenny /said a'aervanl, ontfcip. at that moment, - the dinner baa oomc 4 Jenny l«ft the room, and l<Mra M>>i tamed over tho - gay flowers ; while <«e old man pointed out th*ir various b<u.. ties, be ia tbn meantime, wwo vmB T~ over tbe disordered hair, shabby drr-j, and laiy position, while be mental contraited them with Jenny's neat at- ' “Not decided yctr* said Jenny, taming after a abort atseo— " * Na Coma hers?* * I can’t. Father has . calf» bead, and I eci afraid lo trust it entirely to Margaral, 1 tuoM anporinteci the dinner, make a pudding,'and the par loot muU be dotted, and there la my white moll tu tie finished." * Before I’d bo the dredge that you are,” cried Laura. "Dradgs I nonsense ! I have plenty oi time for cnjojwmt, and father cannot have a comfortable huuse if some one doer not auperinteod these things. When I marry you may do R,” 1b«Cm merily. •• Yes, call again,"said Laura. Bo the peddler took up hie basket and walked home, threw aside bis wig, beard aod dwgniae, aadwrote an avowal of his head «wl heart to Miso Jonny BomeA, -. h • « accepted. Laura Borners had two sources ot pro­ found speculation. One was why Godi trey Horton proposed to Jeewy, teataad of herself! The other; “1 wonder why that old man never called lo be paid fo together. Laura, ber gfoesy black hair peabed erglqfenlly .< ber fire. With the rough. tun.bled braids of laaO- esrnmg's ev.ffure gathered luoociy in armaib. wear­ ing a wiled wrapper, torn stickings, end pre-cr.ririg rather an alarming oueuwsl lo tb* br.UMMt ball room belie, was foeegiog u« a oofs. Jenny, in a neat tnurnmg hair, smoothly brushed kto a proUy knot, wm waahiag the breakfaat d-.abea. ■ rTte-re iq an <4d man at tb« dour With aumq artificial flowers," said lbw sersairt, opening the dinmg room dour, “ will you see him T‘ - No." said Jenny. “Yes,* cried Laura, " send him up." The servant descended to obey the last order. . In a few momenta ibe old man osinain. He was poorly dad, with a coarse blue v._. wai much w jarjf <or buj worn a beard ' MImIrIIir-rr, while, and__be _ ___ and mtiuaiacbe of the acme apery boa.— Making a low bow, he placed the large Mod him I basket upon a table, and opened it. In a moment the trap door waa down < •‘Hav. a bunch of blue flowers here," and securely fastened. Then Jennieaank Into k chair beaide ma, weak and trem­ aaH he, taking them from lbs basket, bling, now that it was all over, and we “ that will just suit your golden hair, whore lia waters Bad risen over tlaMi!,’ Mim," and be bald them up before Jenbut bftetor tbcMithftft driver, wahfafT*.y,‘ It was my sister wbo wished to took hear a signal from lbw same iineagtot.i wbo bad gwta fiinaard creeping pew «■ ' al yoor flowers,” said Jenny, qmatiy. “ Yas, bring them bare," was Laura's bluSi to find a place fur the ouach to I & low, waa guiding ns where a stage co never wrolbefore. H'-raoe Greeley ed the Ytear Ritw the n-enest otreAW oversaw. Perhapa 1 am pr^edicad. Bai. ry An eaythonwaro dealer at Lilis. Germany,-ffiifllng hie beaineaa In a bed Modillon, determined to swindle hie cred­ itor*. He let his wife and clerk into ths secret, snd told them to sell clandestinely 1 1all the goods ia bi« sh<M» ; this done, bo was to send a telegram to his wife, an­ nouncing bio death in a deal at Belgium : thereupon she wao lo have a Gioeial, and then join him In Belgiam with the spoilt. The first pan of the order she obey’d to th* letter—got all the mooey, had the �import; NEW U. 8. RoedM from Jae «V*»9 7-30 LOAN Whxx t ffWaahi P. Blair,’ Blair. ■ ws. gMi.et- Gt th. track reedy for the Lroc from tbe real line of I this paper, it will be soon that propel thfacomrtyto HsstfogK h tiomi for doing this work on the road as fares Hastings are to bo received up lo about <15,000 of stock to bo aubocribod and tbe vote of tho townships interested August 2d. U.fa stipulated, also, that the grading of the road i. to bo computed by the lei of July next, or fa leas than a । year from this time. Now all thi. looks ones. And then let all give their influ­ like having . railroad in a very short *** and votes, aad in sixty days tbs lino of the road will J* covered with worktime. But it ought to be understood by N.. BARLOW, our people, that receiving proposals, and One of the Directors. letttag contracts are two different things, especially where the right to reject Is re nerved to the Board of. Direotors. The . first proposition of the Directors was to verretion that occurred in tbe Smitbsnnlet jobs to CLarfotte. They afterwards ln,,ti‘uU<* ’I Wsta.legtouio concluded to let the contracts to thia when Jeff Davis predicted that the (In place. If a sufficient amount of stock is ta- wOoM soon bo drvWod into two Rc publica. pledged before the Here of letting.— Otherwise they will be obliged to postooe Jcnntt, the metier so far as Ibe part of the rood Ifrtwan.jo whom tbe con venation fUrnn den, in * com pain f^-.t^Uy - UroUwi^ ' . “T'sr* I ' - in Barry County is concerned. It should be remembered that this Is no foreign enterprise ; it is a work of our own. Eastern Capitalists are yet looking to speculations in other fields, sad tbs people along the line of this mad will b«Ud it if it is built at all. Tbc Grand River Valley Railroad is io bo built for ’be benefit of tho-country through which ' paam and that country must do the hrger share In ita building. When a HABOWABE STORE is built -WJsr.to*, U- B. 6-20 Six p GOLD-BEARING BONDS. H. A. GOODYEAR of all kinds, the Sooth .r — B...rw Mwuwga, W •Bv^ea of mel aetata, to pay for the lues of their nogtuea There ia already a dispoe.too to divide up their immroe. ptan totions into small farina of 200 or 300 acres, and rorocrog-immigration. Very manv have hired J—r —____ ' „ kOTrfu, “Tbe line separating the slave and free State.," mnwe^d Hr Devta . ,hc Prof*"°r' 7°» expect to claim tho National Capitol.’1 “Of course,” was tbe reply, “and this very Smithsonian Institute will be with in the Southern Republic." ??’?»" ,he profe»sor, “how will ytfo bring about such a division of tbc eovotry 1 Do you think the fre. State. Will agree lo it without a resort to and will be sold nt Railroad Prices, Sounxaa continue to return, by ones twee and three*. A largo proportion of U^m are now—with c» and we scarcely know wbm'lbey came. -This seems tu County | be tbc case all over thn eoubtn’; and as NAILS, STOVES, pfo regarding the lorn of tbelr alsvesb Improving every day, and with proper managemeat on the part of our military autboritiss, will soon be all that can be STOVE PIPE, wished. SAP PANS, A1,btn,“ delegation that vlriled Washington a abort time since, for the And everything else fashioned from purpose of presenting their views to tho Shrel Iran. All writ of I resident, have returned much pleased with Ibe interview with the President, • snd gratified st tbe kind and conciliatory spirit manifested towards them univerv ally st tee North. The appointment of Judge Parsons as Provisional Governor of tbe State was eminently fit, and gives almost universal satisfaction. In besinv™ matters Montgomery is in Scicat basis fa established to give the project sn aasurauec of success and permsnency, thro foreign capitalists will eagerly seek investment, in completing the enterprise. The managers of tbe Grand River Val­ ley Railroad have started upon tho determlnation that local subscriptions to stock snd tbe aid of towns and counties should fully prepare tbe road for the iron, before they strike a blow in ita building. So far as the line Mwt of this county ia con­ ly rwaBan that one of ’the largest armies io the world, has been turned loose upon us, only to be absorbed by that society from which it waa taken. Wk rm to enter an earnest protest against the surprising increase of grog, geriea, saloons, billiard tobies and bwoling alleys in our sillage. ft does seem aS though every man who was loo mean to be tolerated anywhere else, was bound to come here and start soma kind of disre- Shelf Hardware, ROPE, Grand Farming Tools of all kinds, cerned they have already more than realbed this determination. In Barry coun­ ty we ire behind, and must coctinne our efforts or we shall still be jeare without a road. Oer people are doing well, but they must continue to do, and not relax their efforts or withhold their subscrip­ QLASS. AXD jyoODES tions because the officers of the roadsfire endeavoring to forward the work. There Nraaa Srv.—This is the title of a mo-t Interesting and exciting book, by & Emmt E. Edmonds, tbe heroine of the wonderful story. It Is a story of a wo- FIRS*. •fan's Experience In tbe different phases of military life—in camp, in field, and boepltal, and in the exciting, hextardoue and adventurous occupation of a tepyin tbe enemy’s camps. It Is a truthful his­ tory, and faithful delineator of many of tho events and scmmm which occurcd, in the eventful career of the ,,f lh« Potomac. If there be fiction in tbe wprk. It is only in thou exciting personal ex-, tho author, which adds In­ teresl.to the well established facte of bis W. *** highly - . embellished, and U ■oM by eub-crip’.iuti only, at from <2,50 to <1,00, according to the style of binding. Twa youug ladies are now caavuaing in abb section for the sale of ibe Work, and uro great fears, that ts soon os the jobs Mt grading are let, the people will think the road is certain to be belli, and will flag in their efforts end the. ? interest. It view of such a oantingency, 4 « more than likely that propositions for grading ic communication. and other work In this county will be held in reserve until ths required amount of stock is taken. It is not necessary, at thia time to axpetfoto upon the benefits of a railroad to the’ farming fatareata. Farmers general­ ly understand this matter. Their hesi­ harness shop. Boiklei AAA fartffaUy tancy arises from two coarideraiiooo.— BOLD AT KAILBOAD. PRICES. Kinds ef MKVAIRIMG So. GOOD IXLIL LICENCED benefit without the trouble of aiding in ita building and standing by its fortunes.— As to the ultimate completion of the WAA CLAIM AGENTS, turns a esuaws, rood there is now no room to doubt. It is the moot feasible project, being agitai•d, in ti^Staie, and it has now too many “backers" to faiL But it may be delayed years for the want of enterprise on the pert of the farmers along the line. The road may and probably wiU be buHt If a few who ought to aid it refuse to do so. B^il a large portion of such bad stood back heretofore, or do so even now the SPRING & SUMMER OHI„ .... „krt.r. €3frOOX>S, AT THE Tko AU-nUe Cable. TJ.ba.UMrfwnjKUCUniQ.Hl 1.M been kindly pLfef-’t fl W. Jerome, of N< vice of Mr. Everett,I York and New fotmdli_____ __ are authorized to call on Maj. Qekiml Thomas for a sufficient military force to snttsm the dvll snthoritles of the State 1 have, reesfked your recent addre-a to tke people, and think It well timed, and think it w.n ao saeb geod te reeooatllng the opposition to the amendment of tbe Coastitution and laws piseed by tbe last MILLINERY STORE EDiaiBdDOi'S IKUMIX UP 8TAIKS. Silk and Straw BONNETS, LADISS’ r<a<* the place in season to resuscitate tbe present cable across the Gulf of fit Lew reace before tbe arrival of the Great bhn mt^d With twotbirJ. of wiirZ 7?.’Lc,7 w,£lU irtarn UraiB" 8o also are all other drinks, as weft as Attatlc cable. Thia accomplished, the 1 —w.th telegraph linn of the country will be at Ihtad of water. The fron* G>c extreme Eastern to one kinds of solid food are ell prep __ ; with brandy • tbeWestern almrrc eomrquently the patio_______________ continual intoxication. This lasts about E-ter-Uon to North C.roltaa. \ five days. Al tbe end of that Use the North Carolina la making active exerpattant implore- otisr food, and erer Uons to s^re emigraUoo to ber territo­ afterward tbe smell of alcohol acta as an ry. Col. J. M. Peek and Kemp P, Battle •rustic.________ I at th. St. Niemis note!, New Y™- " kfolT .* ?'« MISSUS', IND CHILDRENS' ,,“crV vo maae wn PrasldMt* rtatament heretofore made that ex U. & Senator Gab’s yloe rreg] percent fo. the coloniration of Sonora and otiicr North- entitled« Tu Paxtax or Zips." It »| by two new authors—Sotos Wunaaand Fuosnc 8. JJarnrroKT; and the pub linkers, who hare had great experience in «Kh ttattor-, aod whose judgment is rare iy a* limit, express great confidence that U will prove extraordinarily attractive. An important feature will bo its presen­ tation of a number uf compositions from dietihguiabed foreign authors,' as Neek<xum, Novello, and others, as well as from A merican favorites, among whom Chas. Zeueer is fully represented,—all of wluob are now first printed from the origfaal manuscripts. Retail price <1,50. The publishers will send an advance copy of tide book to any teacher or choir lead er, post-paid, forono-Wfof the retail *'■• iguorsd by Max imil.au, .ad will receive no recXtitiu «e emigration. They ssy the peopfa if North Carolina are anxious to have the «««tad with affiur, k MaxImS? State filled with Northern seulcra, and Erop.rc. Tbc Emperor appears allye to dceirotohare tbeir resource fully davel- —Sn 'lep 9 ■ Muon BaoTiiaas, New York,announce •a In prase, to be ready September 1st, a new collection of Church Music for Choirs. Staging Schools, Conventions, Ao., to be j JJ । the devourirfn in the ediloral _ _ office, thinking could fill sumo vacancy 0E8CHWIND, Merchant Tailor, I �7-30 :srs«5* temporary headquarters will be al tbe Chinees bvildiug. air,ra th. S*. Nicholas. He has a number of men at work fitting up s spseiocs maseutu, lectors room>nd circus, to be used till the new mceeutn is bulk. y-3® I. 5-20 A Last Mowsa.—Tbe 8u Albans Mtmptr sen that al the recent trial of Six p« /BEARING- ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. 'VW ‘HA®** a«.wA<A5««A\o«u^ NEW STORE 1 NEW GOOD !• Uf r . . rStth »| AMERICAN NEW PRIECSI SPAULDING, u Father, did you ever ha»e another wife besides mother T" “No, my boy ; what poMeaaed you to aak such a qoca­ tion T* “Because I saw in the old family Bible wborw you married Aooo Domini, 1835. nnd that isn’t mother, for her name AaXaUraly N«w Meek «t Goode. was Sally Smith.” Which be propooM to aall at | i •h,„ ... »». "«■ " “J •• £*»"■ Thl. «•«>■ •» U Uccu. ill ll“ • "S u ,h„. hew mlhgl. >■ »>e .^.Rl oT Hie, •• «" «■«. I, rar,..U»tee. ol-lbe le-t-' •"»“■ „ (he enrlj. b»< been umri loo~ wbe.h~.l.rfbrlto ~elel, \Va rest to enter an earnest protest j DRUGS! DRUGS THE HM B SHirt?!. FRESH ARRIVAL OP The Very Lawest Ralc.% for Cash. Pit Hole Qty is eight wtaka old, aad already boasts of Cl rum mills. Aarlcellnral Society Beettac* Tbe Exscntive Committee of the Barry County Agricultural Society, will meet at the office of the Secretary, in Hastings I on Saturday, August 5th, al one o'clotrk, P. M., for determining arrangements for bolding the Agricultural Fair, and for other business connected with tho inter­ ests of the Society Hastings, July 23. 1805. ” ” 1 M WWVIWR lUenterr. NEW My Stock embraces all that la anally kept la a Country Store, aoeb aa DRY GOODS. GOODS! BURTON & ACKLETS GROCERIES HASTINGS, UICU. Estate of George Dineabeck. jcT4 rr of uicmoAK. amt Al a MSSIM .1 tbe Erobata Court for lb. cow> LETTIMG OF CONTRACTS. 'I!cZ\s.'^.7”^,7^rcr.-.! Books and Stationery 'VonU. - <>e=u- Paints, (Xil, &c. KPLEND1D BABOA1N3!. ftXo rainy. Much hay is nearly ruined. N..l oneitslf of the "b*Atin lhe DO“" F"rl o( 'tbco-iinty i« secured, and that which re mains out h beginiug to grow badly io ■ INERY STORE iswi’s 2JW0E. JNNETS, ISSES', AND ling and Pi tar Work dowe W good style.. od» received oft«. ft^otcvacVv art, X\vl AcW taaw'* So\ac* axvA Coto^ott. most interesting and exciting book, by nothing for keeping book., nothing for ivBicwmos BOOKS S, Emma E. Edmonds, tbe heroine of the FOR THY bad Jrbta, and~vMy A wonderful story. It> «V»ry of a wo­ FIRST 5AT10SAL BANK OF BASTHGS, man-. Experience in the different phases of military life—in camp, in field, and hospital, and in tbe exciting, bsxxardou. »S<1 adventurous occupation of a -spy in Cheaper than other.. the enemy', camps. It li a truthful bi^ tory, and fsitnfol delineator of many of ths events and scenes which occursd, in "OTICE T<» SETTLE. L » O-y « «™j*; tbe eventful career of the army of the Don’t Fail to Call at Spaulding’s Potomtc. If there be fidiqp in tbe wprk, M or *.-<ooct. rr» rrqaas'rd to »ett.e U)«n or tb< will V. r*(olr*1 to ooUJo lb« it is only in tho* exciting personal ex-. BEFORE YOE BEY. XTi?ih V * 0«~ *>b •< JjlW< terrst to the well establiahod facts ol tea­ Mre la Um ox B»»" nlaefc’ ,kc r«>*t <>»«•• lory. It i* highly embellished, snd i. 0. D. IPABLBIMQ. wW by sulwcription only, at from 12,50 U-Unr. M V *. ___ ^*L_ U> 13.00, according to tbe sly le ofbinding. tt x. miixrxj.5 «•“•<** | Two young ladies are " this section for the sal we Lespesk for them eminent succeew io thi* very appropriate sphere’of woman a XJt. 'B.obo.c.v.'* ftXo'ccuxc\\. e . fata*AAaXcA. • k>T. fttovAAcXx T&Vt\rr» ivtoe a\»ckvj mcVawtVoX^ uwdt revoke. lA$t €W\O^«toU. ,u »rth oTrM<e jx iTMt, SILVER PLATED WARK. NValrlHAiB Rian “Dr. ■RoWcV* ftXo’KvaeV avcA'Wc So\AW* 'tAvu.si. "Dtortoeo, D^»«,«Aa,v^ 'BJwwLWtokAS'otba <*<•■ !■ ^7^ Bitten ore put up in gtwart boUU.,qf toWoh the •bone U •/■e-aim.gU «Ae tobri « /In^F an^rot-d, end D.U4, Jm M. W p nRM A^ .... Vwrtaa^MWi GOLD PENS AND PENCILS S^iStSJJSST^U S labor. Itor’i. this boxiacMjbM aa.r MOMPimUi • REMEMBER THE FLAN Tn'boJt » u in press, to be ready September 1st, s | new collection of Church Music for Choirs, "“... . ,,k» Singing Schools, Conventions, den., to be eutitlsd “Ths Pbaiss or Zio«." R by two new authors—Sotos Wripsn and FasnsatcS. DirxxroBT; and the pub rbrt mREGULAfltttsk. lIKENIX wch matters, and whose judgment is rare: jy»*^ ly at f.ult, express great confidence that it will prove extraordinarily attractive. Z^TEBX An important feature will be its presen­ tation of a number of composition, from diitihguished foreign authors,' as Neok- r-------- ------------ReSaINWG VNCUAim NEWBORN dsO* n Felt* Datoi, Nayg.lH*______________ CHANCERY ORDER. of Michigan c » tbe 2»U» day Of Jn»y. | ; OF MICRWAI, Ja«Wk JntaW Cie-, rligTOcir-k 0-rtta tU i 18«5. omm, Novello, and others, aa well as IU1^ Oiriauna. Get the Genuine Article I iR^SffiJtSgdB^S frvm American favorites, among whom Chas. Zeuner is fully represented,— all uf abich are now first printed from the original manuscripts. Retail price • 1^0. botttaafcr »a« Tbc publishers will send an advance copy uf this book to any teacher or choir lead­ er. post-paid, for one-half of tbe retail ■ a fl cLAKt g CO ■ Ijow-l AHCANA K^h. watch. price. In the Naw York Tribwu't account of the burning of Barnum’s Museum, It gins on account ofa poor Ourang-ontaug that reads its escape from the devoarit® aletaent, aad took refuge in the editor*! OB® -^,4. lh.twithte w KJHWIND, chant I? I* ■Dr.'R.oNmxcV.'* My Goods were ALL bought since tbc j great decline la pekse, **>11 fl,r cub or the shock. UP 8TAIB6. and Straw I MhOC \Y\* VuOOT TO-OXX. «va'^'4 DoeXor'% »AVb. 4rt small pbofit oox>s. >ama*r<a - * i U-M'Kwiaa 64rsr . MR sMa: JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. » DiaieaM Ma«s X UMta' lliBSMd P1M iX> OmU‘ California DUam4 PtM . ■DT.^weV* ready |>“y. charge nothing for interest, STG & SUMMER so “ IjJ £. ‘BK.XtQ-tM fevt, *A\X \\OOT tCMk’ft'* VAt.’ftA. ‘ftX.o'cao.cXv epntar Looa of Um Fssila. uzo.txfc.ooo .riu Lou tttMrM are now aa &• OM Hsatl.g Caw "Dt ■Ro'oac.Vr. r Vallar BmM ton in amnlj with th. iWJ tba AND SHOES, in the aals of which I JutgroT Frabat^ KO. LauaiM ASagwaa Uulrvad Company. lh« tillage o" Haatuiga. la Barreconsir. Will can oiler yuu ...ma Iwru and start some kind uf disro- 'BVVWztft art. coxwv0**^ tore o-t^ WATCH DEPARTMENT. KoxacrSvA root* c-vtA. Yvt-to*. KX> Ooate’ Paiaet Laus MUUaUM \»Xx.e\v vcvckc GKR.O OERIES, I hare a FULL STOCK of BOOTS] mg alley sin our tillage. It does seem as though every man wbo was too mean to be t-lrratol’any where else, was bound to Kidney Can^plaifvtR, avxA a\X 4amxim* o$ w *vkvvUrc woXtrrt.. "Vacwc Grand River Valley Railroad against the surprising increase of gmg- | Cvnes. saloons, billiard table* and bwol- AT THE MANUFACTURE A gecthoun io Gotham in th* great fire, eave that poor J“\” E"1' tiowj n» kicked around uamoronnUV. Ir. iniwrr to the query, whara " “• -bale, tho reply ... given-fo** » the tmpka. Urchitu might be eocn niMiq dT with the bmdof Daniel Lam>*£ wMk Prince Albert wee el-r*5 ,B etn brace of a boot black. . a , t I . ’ . &EH£Tr. 8938,l?a.G4 ’l" ' *• 0CNTOARY UO.J ■■ �ee-r .8 SCHEN, rttrnttrifc 0 FLUID IXTHACT BUCHU A’&Sii&i’ris f DRUG STORE II! 'D'fc. TiOBKCT.'B ''B-Lwro wbavvm. AiilrraiSitteo TJX.QO'B "Pn-LB. , ihstAM Shrte -Cf*------- ——■J Ke Ihw J^tba ... .munis ■■-........ „-------Sr^ -— strata of .and stvne, which may be ttoor .welHiiMO Mi MAM**abd baring hrfwgh-4i* cwmsa^ta ainto and soap ■red* wt a blsiab owt, aad worktag oo iyTBwur, • . and '......... ; CSr-zd^. stoi/tot tUi* ^MSiTiESs.^} ; ■ -fsi JJn n €MP AiLL/'KI^HS^ ZWTJ? O—X/t3^n INMMM Al*»SE»K!livBK. . '7y At>9* ABTaMGBmh/T} 1 ■• *M h**e been iatootasAtadim pedilie fcr m than mryena^aadhweaaequrmlan XmwwM* VoewtorUl^. a, ”Zr“2’rf• almilar naiere In the market. /^.i- '-‘-g pnUU was weSjeacta .D’S DCTtACT BUCHU, .-3C^ L ^41iM^ml<*^.i!UUB'ta, 0X1*, Ctttt Irtoruc, natrnlttg rlnlrf. *sit j,i turpentweand ALCOR(H» ’ * .;■ ‘KolVaA fta\t 7n *J*rfvn /tn bvbti/i i!uu t , ffabku, jian/n oX L .sr/fif.rnup v-. r,... . iri-.r..$;< r rrn ,3/ntf ■■ ■■ ' :n L;t ? '(p 2'fiJt 3 of dsUsss each year in sdrertiaing thah merits, and poblishutg th* ■Humirou* (jCT^rtak* which has. bMU showered npou hia from JUVIXQ JCttT rVBCUAHKb ODA OCkvIto, ■»' ■' . &4WD •rieV’/'l. , IN >feW YORK, SlNTK TUE „ K\X.\<kA» o$ The peeuiharily of the Country. ■fiVood. Wn$wt o-'rA VikU Great Decline to that they .Irik, st ths root of D«eaaa, by srediMtmg .rery partici. of noparily ANm. "BVooiu, for the life ami health of th. body depend, □pen the purire of Hi. bl-zod. 7f the lioU to poised, the body dregs out a miserable existence. These swdieiMe fa are prepared , |o. SELL GOQDS the drill has rteebed th* depth wf 1.000 feet, snd-^lJe th\r<l bed ‘of *so4 *}uoe is not rrechrd. ■ - » • r> l . -n t>/.n**Ah ^<Pr4, AV*toy-Ota.r»t<re~ki Miehtaaa^ Chinese Tmtmeai af AntaMta. They tteter peoW>4 Mnc*.• Iha^ in tho hand, of a foreigner, would be nut only but dangtroow to «.*cy' t>n» Dtrnpr>«r» m>*re ih- » *w3O> abbot it, becomes h the poreewJoo of a Chinaman as quiet aa a lamb and as tree table aS a dog. We DeVsr beheld a run.hn /dCB FACILITUEB awayiVa jibbing of i eWous malsor t» ny team •Chinaman's omptaytnonl; but foood Uta same rattling, rimerfuI pace ntaintaiosd ever heavy or l<gU grvuvdl by tnakn* oi a lurr-r or riaob k, the bruist turning to the right or hft. end stopping ast whb bwtmknt fro® ibe roma. STATS. treatment is extended to al) the animals UtaFprrfeWiw^tae. oaMhs>> OUXtp'S'JVMyK- W *a£LHBuU»’S EaTaACT BUCiiU sqprovid'Sooi WAIK Cures iMTBt Dtoaasaw *STn "•* Fpj-.j Doing J3ji;sira^8ii, S is'rnx' I admired the tact exhibited in gutting a WF.JIV™ of frightened sheep through ] narrow crowded atrusts.'by merely bavtatla little boy. to lead <as of tbe qeisleat of the flock in fntat ;r tha irtttoro Inlfotoed ■lib., u»-xd ; guhd. ' Gattie, pig. and birds ere rqowlh We ba>r >n CMte..cared for. «»>/// <?' Cass or Stoves AMOTHER waa cared a I Uli patusg os ntlXjttfPTW.'ri psrtbming wUieitM. M » can it being GENUINE. MORTG AGE. SALE; Ronrwrs a t-.F ^f.T b*ri»tjw*w HUHEQUTS EITRACT BUCHU .Ka/3A(/a.-S-- rt/g’ AsmadHSA'i ahd Pirx<—When stores are no longer nnoJed they arc quite WltoC. ik. bmI haildx.v* eaw-^t^Ud/fhCd^ frequently wet arid* itXan oulbsildVi or other out-of-the-way place, with no further thought antif again wanted for"wse. If. neglMtnJ.tbamtpf ths sutntaa. may injure them More Um the whole winter's »ear,pae£mluly..,iU parts ewfr/uf sheet iron. They should l»e kept as free :<i'ia dqthp as possible, and occa.lotullly Joauwd lf nut is observed. Oor plan t>M been to apply a coating of linaeed oil warnf; but ebpulfl bo done Ihnruughly.—■ It}* not particular that It should be linaeadeil— thia being mentiiMd ae tbe almost any grease wilt aa* aaee of two yearn. ANOTHER write., hi* Rerhto lleeb bad almost * IThe docton proooenoed CSHBAIf, y©5l 4UU&H or R<<vi> only. 'Wot’^WNm, <x ChuvrtVL. 'VW Vi\oo<k VA\.% E® SKBIT'FOR 1885. rnrtJwh^-tfcnrxrio.’i oftiimaoein HOOP SKIRTS. Bewire of Canntertab ARR FQR HEUCBQUFS! THE ONLV SURE THING. PHOTOGRAPH Large' Stock A.-dXSJ’siw Ah are really a ■ftVooii tmA Uvfrev ‘VW.Y, wiU ewre ell the aforementioned dtoeM aad, of cbemMlvM. will relieve aad cere Hrxix'hv. CbrtiMBaw, Q»Uo »>afna, Cholrra JforlAu, . Indig^tion, (Pain tn th* Eowh. (pistil, oto. ' , Try £°" msdialnm, and yoa wffl whw 1AN A "JSSa »Wik.W*Lsto ^-■WS which, ia conjunction with the ISYooA. Vkvn5\.ev, BMTJS ft S®D®?» ■ta» rnr bxw w»uunn. A.TO, urr nnr wjH-, trgiurx are tho most active and thoroegiiWfc il have over b«n introduced. ' . Urey set. so ’ - — ing that organ __ _ system dots not relapse iato its former ■ y«tr "elghUra, who hare wed them, aad they wiD aay they are GtxA of ECO N O M Y 18 WEALTH. MEN’S AND BOY’S BROGANS Tbe CaMdiAt PaHiamaot 4aa passed a law UFpmvwBk tbs apsepd rf the Canada TU ANIVSAK HOT AUMU1U XTBH IS TUB aaci zo’D’rt m vm ly rr. MORTGAGE SALE. AbAtor. took ti>B >nt WKann u u. N.v .FOR THK.DC1*UtX fcriOF’FKtRT. ““2F£ 'rferJ£-* e fohbaleby OLD LADIES A FAIR .MA1DB.NS UFA’Tjvt’ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-08-02.pdf 33c586beec4672cc639b276a8aa5c998 PDF Text Text yiAOJ oE-r PUIMI SEAT 000.000,086* HASTINGS, i'iit •ristiiiM&mr, IS rUSLISSW'BVtU’KWBMttaSAT, at KUnMV •Wu»WT()W^« W.wr*.A^ JUHUS RUSSELL :: r &co.. Have ju8t Purchased . MU^U’AQE g, iLE- ... NEW GOODS; OURS BtTSttELL * CO. r**s*eraI* Dry tired*, draperies. Basks • tiveerr. Crrekirs OU>2 W... ■----- moed'wMrhgliueredTr^M iu ’( ’*f -Yea—that wtoeeHUe* mMs reyrefa the Oto. ’ WbaiiBhaMwadat^lba. «iu, EiriY*’ »-*aain lavp> «j bxasq. > “AS awn *»V Ma wage thfaga to | hevw him left Mfafa in the begpa, M Mr m«i*m he.' •' Ybaw -yab wwd wew W utr l>mt pale must eome In—you .hall toe*, mr pMsAey, and. p Istfe r»om and1 hnnM attos Mee m I de, and ha wSlfteH ♦ nw tnentns M. • Then you Man Mg Mm and tie him, aad take the awnsey and JaWetoy.aNnt wbtah you caa 6nd easy VMagb wbMl bMe told you where be keeps it.” -aiwum.' WE DEAL IN DRY GOODS Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, •‘2 iSOOiSLS AITO •CO’A’TZDITKET’ Which will be sold ye«ro «r inorewfo briugrag vrifa film ia 0wals Wnd WMtoeyAlMU eighty nr ambsy tAwiaawd doMare stt Has Ab amdd. get Mtoyhatoto.-: Jh»prepay wHcbha.Mft bobindllim Was omfieeotad to tb* ouHTn. i Being a Angie nsso. young nod awodeet fin Ho wUtcs and raanokre;awd al maos an'Hreidss. eattfeawpew itoMtoMooof tirely tmocq^ntod witb our l.saip, —---------------- -------- S-.U.U. w-ls—. 4h,o Mawbollraadehie tcaspirary.lfom* i at* fashiooaMnVwdmg heowaljri shst great cents* nf pirtyUrnrwo to.tbe initi. i ated as UofiRy .4 rbmehee -to >o*e , lare Ufry. pniy m AriwUps4I r .*h W ! . I u vH>g vety anpretresieoalju Cxbibomg •saw* <4 bieewpenb-. jcwolry. -«M*yt hi* | ' newt aasi eapwMi*e««Mdi. qmchly pickmg up laagMgaM hs-katobed-.lo it, Maaasel lived <*—board ot tba ftHi ore eft lai Cuban ex pod itauoa. ol Lb* death, infbta befovqd ft mid and ohiK emqkiog, ' hi* ciitarritoe, and 'toHfi. tor be • MOtmodod MORTGAGE SALE. VERY CHEAP-' EOK CASH <»R READY-PAY. x-s.Tass z c; -lhet ■ >»s It” wm ot sn«. ajlar* eto-roe»'« *wtoAefm»d i. as. »r» eeaaiags abeeM be Uto« to lerwioeersi sbUMmV *.C. Mby U pewetoed aa4 pee• be..ar. ibe •».'• MS ebamss W il>>. totsMs<neis4ea ee wet ■Mei^ssaiM date **>K.'cs^<ticret»re kerebr gives, ri>ok tbe said ,’liruMii across bia path, hr the sama re-IrnitoM i»<e «h»»L La j ii»eu Lltii frqm ££'h4Ae'*?ii. ■ ■' ’• •, tin. Err-ms DAdge was'artful • Indeed. RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. She wm young, rather pratly^lbough almost tow-foti f'K. «tao%-auito accmn-, pliabed.'ana km* way oFlrtling gentle­ men know thalshesaaa widow, with­ out fore*er dwelling ' prep^rrd i Mverdip upoathat. >[q gpd Deway Bill Will dan—we can put OU red wigs aod yellow wbiksrs, and lai hour sort of DutaK aad be'U omrae that Dstobmes robbed Hra—Hairy up the odw, Em, and Jet us grythroegh with the chap, for we'rageuia<ibcrt lately I" “J will,lira— be ready shoal TNnraday eying peeuHer favor, wom yernritled nveotoig. more tbaa half of nur.buardsrs do tbe puuy. Turf' go tuchorehua that Haht,.aH.FU, liars fapoay wm wall Lramad to perform Ihretra iKhets sent tn tbemlbst don't gn 0» i*. «*•.«<»!& I, toebmh., t*r. bm JU 1mm you <. »«U. <H*W M* «*»W a clear bourn to work i*.” irmed tn tba graft dsligbtof tba . “Good- We maar KAa tow spoons Miura, tba manage^ asked if there frow atber partem the sama Uase." net a boy who Wdtritf like to riffii the “Ye% if ypo'ra mpart and lively aboot potyr/ Tbe word*had M»«wr tort it " tin* hflow. old f»J. ihU I’m AMbing spoken, than <xrt stepped a gwMMted boj ' from too aocntry. Snd took Htf See* upon •IWtor.‘•.Well—you must rob me, you know. | tbo powfThe MMty understood tw.U I tenet bo aovtJsr.r.or else I can’t show the pen to be p&formed smugadA >< to advantag*. Yeo taast atm! all tbe anew m bo wm turned into tbe ring, brgan Gwopromeal bunds Io which 1 have in- running as tbo top of hi* speed, and to vwotod rev whole fortune.anD- Manuel rear and kiek as high as he could ; tbrn turning auddeoly around, the boy went and all of the hoase has been told." ■ <-0f oousw wall lift the bMde. Em.- *odd*nfy iota tbo^u*t,^> tbeftoNlamueoThop'ra tbo same old green-eye* fixed up , mraKd the looktre on. Ifae puny seemed fD awJoy'tho trie* a*due* e» tbe nwdlfor fou. ar* they wuir’ ' ■ ■ ■ • ’l® •'■.••••.-•■ ■ ‘ •«» . ■ Yaa-tx gea,Sul they l.xtk well. But eoot: The manager then said, “perlwpe tbsre’ I must beaoing, Jim. My lore of a Cuban wiU bryak hi* beset if 1 Am away io Mother bnyka ho wouhl Jika tn tokajs nls.' r«ally\aul stepped (Tlyaeea A st dinnet-lfanp. Look fyr a leUer telling you .when to ohm,.at. Station every, Greeto De * as rpueb smaller in sire day tiUyoagpt Xu Hera to my peee-kry than tbe.bv* t'be.fiad just beeii thrown to thehuuqa..u I from tha pony. L'lyisee teqk.^ha reirsi Into hi* hand, and tucked his bool* doe* in behind tb* shoulder bladeTof tbe pofiyz Howeemod ta^rwnpewVnd the nrtMliou. . eelf-eel iaance, thought be wunid gvre the I pony a btetwf what !>»«<** tox-Bobe guv a him a court.Wrack > with tba whip, and away ba went at the top offaa speed. sire aty ie of dreM, had left her well cared ' 'Uw' , Xaury pWtr. O-rer •rear. utTst Jtr«l ■ *•** lareraare Amt Or the Faamx«u of Il.rtr.-d, Ore*.. aari the MORTGAGE SALE. 'CEBTIHChW xiiarsfStXke tkeaiaaurto The Tsl■ ..hl, d.greiM and ihfaffii A­ h it ImpwwttrduibafajAA' -■aacnsSiSie asasi I—UL------- IX ----------- ' -J-1—- — MAIN'S PORTRAIT GALLERY, •or er e.m.0 M Tom Am .*• WMUeoaUjoiaa fcrtr ocrea, st . , "M •wmr ia kwemo hie rtoa. kbhw TVvsbe’ alp. spoke Ally, eeureo, <W mode bo* tf; o*m th* eorvanto gotMeftot* t«B mioMrai perfarm hae*; add they *11 Hipped away, wmopt one or two-w bo Soo Id wot ba epored.— Tkketii bed Uen sent by th* tfakaown (Honda to Don M*m»el and tbo Widow, B*t tbe hHt* was Hek w» thebeedeobo and mold not go; and of oesree, Doc Meh eel' wowtd dm be WarvaiMto go Wltltodl Wr.> ' ■■ ■ HddM Mt; bet-remafoM fiv He room Ter rfaueet, wbH* she Wied-W go* en r*» dlerp, at tbe end of whfcb time tbe I she vronM rome tn blm. ’•k-yyfaifarmbteid bndy. and -Mly <!*»* totMH te tofa*. fa oomoquoam of the ,posed-Hnew of hto affianced, wm Don iupp Manuel, m be mt fa bis eewy room, fas 1 I I i * flattering to him. ‘‘ 0 1 rtl hr fsrt. hkSito hw knew h,'’be began to regard thrf wWbfr'*.«»’eeW facto faM a WiWy fatbsoot.-•Mbeafanb -MoiSor.l. dant, Irerett hbw mMh be Md ltow, tout |tato>:tnweh hwMkhwawed; MwMCjoWeto, 1 and ere long, wore a dismead aw her - *«' .gsgaUBtfinger ,*• plats gold hasp oa> I bar wedding4nger having abwuljlhasvsoi | tooth cigarrito, wbetrto Low knock at tbe door brougbiw glad easik to Ha fee. and baorrd-a . > -Coma io, guacido tnia, coon la !** . She daaawpaaad awl-to Ma earprtoa, tooo.gmw^Aa^y wbiahnod, rnd faced mon eutarod. ' ■ ■ ■ ■ , Belheo too4wd- Mae| to ash their boei- *57^ j. a. ta* —cjnrw wholes rAtnoxr. . East. Tu all India Europe nod p*ys nearly fuiii mdiii»eeiirlag < year, u which ratw* tbartbalf fade faeMiou for outU«: »W»MM**bMp.ef tbe-trada •“ ba perpendicular upon hi* e-‘ . handsome young widow came to board it q C FBnrMX <UU.- .equilibrium. . him tbl* way, ran around tb* ring al tbo lop of hie ep^, and tore suddenlywheeled afo-et. Bet the rider Wm Wot taboo by worpetouf be threw both arww IMbtly about the M4h ef -shb pony, and •tack to bim, amidst tbe greewwt cUuwrfag of tb* Mowfi. • Tbe' Iwy ••□to.mo more throw him from U* bock tbM . b* S-cSsIEdi‘2£kto nyo Aggie .Tiefor. 2S? ing UBifi'rma, and, in a mabwity of CM it to rather diffiwu to dto^inggUttfrom ibeprtoatM AmMto &a cUaa tbore is a Brigadier General, Baaed James Morgan, who looks more like a wagoo master than a soldier. On’s cer­ tain occaaiuo, a MW ’ *' '‘ rlsed h> camp, lost wm inquiring araun In bopee ofAodkg« fund kbto spore, tol Warwd to tbe bald beaded ran, far MWia the briaado------------------------. ■ tout. Tba roorsdtf ImtuAaWy aurtod bfa wMrgmet puN Uetafa. A BleMndtoe the homely as*. for the tor -AmV qwartdN, Mdgafctog Ha head giria ■lUKtmaiaaiNailhnoe bl» I t. b. Jor when be mb*th a hdy to d.nc •he will mow ar, raying, *T <■ eog.g^ for tbe next Mt.** ' . ; X Bbrnt te -toitoto HtoM bia B -i.'. GCARIWCaWX kH c-rat, feforened Ha « Mr NfaMdti atatla* merely reDwIrfog f Mmi Td^he JHr*» * MH*" «*< ma, G«n«ral, 1 don't kedw<*beM de .v’.: rMiek;/.*s*j ' >W»7e^m wnHmt ret �s. 7-30 loan, •880,000,000. ' enterprise is erastog to a apmdj «»- ompeuy, which must btoU tba road ready for toe tarn, after which toe Gt.nd Trunk Company will ftraUh iron, stock * road aad run rt, fast takingsmortcige«rai the rood for esewritg. ..Tbe Krissy wlra hr tone atari. ■■. Mr. Kasyan thefiroodTVweh teem- tone* at hie home h» TMlon of this ' county, Mr. K. any* tool Seldon N<Srt ' on Blood by Rr. Kelsey when be WM e|nl rtoovUtobMe. Ibtobaotaaar* of vbaerrohea, to etab ooMtar to toe i eras ■Uf'frrHf '«oro tooa oo* ssaod rtalleraper year, aod ihe-Gov- ' end tool ba tofohim fee dead. Tto letter says tost “be add ‘good bye!* to Norton, then fell over bode amj was latently d-A" Fits body was left in tbe bands of tbe ..belt. Wo ora assured that Mr. Kenyan has eon no doubts of Mr. Kai r”»e to such aa extent M to materially I. .age tbs pra^eete cf th* enterprise. At a ragant railing at.D*lniil U was fd•i«avsr>d to hpeOMMBBtoe nrwlitong bteiesla, tart wttoesrtefKl, Asstosr tora to c.-rxagw Wlib- Mr. Brydgee, Meneging Director bf'tjte Grata Trank fUOwsy, t. era! on a practical segment, whe will HARDWARE STORE II. A. GOODYEAR county. altve. We beiieretoto *U rrpurte pf that chareetov oswfelss, and some of tbom mslielovs. Tbe widow of the diWnd la since married, and such reports ere st>avytag to toe frraoda ofb,buto toe U«iug seaedvaa for Mon­ French o&eer* assert toot toots io oo reaona-w V toalMed fitotoe should oood raaray of 80,000 at 100,000 men to Texas ualeas aba designs aggreaelvo j anddesidwepoe too woes al liable. Bat •htb doe* not bdld tbe road—It wHI re­ quire a ycryjpwat cdLrt of those on lbs Out oftho L line of Umroad, to prepare d*s track tut the Iran. Chisago will do osueh for toe ■ my rolls, 80 p AmtrioaM. ~‘erprhh'bet It mart be romrabated Go*. Boehmgham, of ConneoUeul, de• ’-al It route, and aa gaily com-' -■'-fl ran hsrflv ba krTurtrs' ' ' . Rir. Chri S.'Vantiten^ mta.lp«w>y te Ws erorabfcllp advised aa too tmsocs New Zealand tats Mien'a victim to the pointe designed to be touched by toe cannibal habile of the nktiVra.- ’ ” ‘ variotU companies formed and proposed. Tbe aalaie of ti-s Hon. Durr tiurton, Nearly or quite all agree that Lansing who was murdered *1 H) raev.a, N. Yn m to be a petto, but when w» eome for|b- I teal spring, repsrla aa |Motqe of 881,r.r tote way there to a diversity sfeooaoele Tiarlotte sod Battle Creek ere srlde r>wake,' bet we do not believe the Grand Tiueh company will see itniutorMtoin ■ .ist draetioo. SechnooetM would com­ pel the ruawtag of toe road, tbo butanes to tbs way through this State between th* -.so great linos already In existence. A very gruel strife exists between and the lines making either nf these r• If the road should go to Allegaa, it-would not well help -ntoing Hasting* a point, if h gooe u> O^thdtoanranro still in our tavor.1 Oo Praldetille art'a«ake" 1BHE *— trtoi ferae bi tbe tf only'U«*. being ___________ yeseratoa ntatototE TutoMfot-Tto da dttaibutad fast* the rubai Ira. : Hen who are not copabieto uoderMawdmg con.ideraUoOs libs these had better <0 aad shine abecit negro voles.” ’ i Sa, wi u. ..ini- and will be sold at Railroad Prices, Rutxv bus' RsnBwrwm dr Darican FMadflhxtt '* CtwarscT. — Fractional notea shxtlbe regestned, If nut mutilated, by Wy' AsMUrt Treasurer of Deeigwetod Dvproitary of ibr United States, or a NsVBnel Brik daslgndted M a Dspoettary <4 lb* United States, is sums not Ism than tito«s dollar*. Defaced notes, if ISON, NAILS. ffruvt?, 'STOVE PIPE, SAP PANS, Shelf Hardware, ROPE. _ lloeeef whoer daily. A new engine has been purchased by tbs ei»y to Bteet lbs demand at m expense of • 107,000. Ssrgeaai fktoo Corbett, who ab<X «ill be reckoned by thirds. Buuto, m Jyip*eic* la a Washing Hospit " MuCbitions lees thad ooe-tetoh will be 1 disregarded, unless fmodnlerrt • buTahy 1 mutilation which de«treyv nJoro than one ' tenth too original note will redoeo the । redemption ralue of thie' pole, by one-1 fifth Its face value, or if a three cent note by one-third its original rates. * Fragments of a torve eent note will, not bw redeemed 'enleis ssch fragments I constitute fully two-thirds of tbe Bote in I its origins! term. 7~" perl of Berry county. We thhto toe Mutilated notes presented for redemp-' rnad would naturally touch Hastings tloo must be in sums not lose than three «■nether' ii makes ‘Allegaa or Oteegoa; dollars of Ufcir original *hrt. !**«•i . " ; The trial end ocqUiftal hTMtes Harris, A fellow In Aroostook county, Me. has Caused considerable oomtarpt by too iswved * New York advertisement ' ‘ ‘ "ai’ the adrertleer coold j s^eestU orsr the eeoatey. The dreamton whh a wife. Tb* »d •rases of tola case are ataapir Absent . Uy directing tbe writar htod 7tor* ago, rad when 'Mtawi C0K r irftotal llartfratak UnH been qelte y.rag, w ■ to * M“ *> >*r. F’J or There Vfcas not a of all kinds, Farming Tools of all kinds, AINTB, AND WOODEN IVAW NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GaawnTsuax Rattwar Mxsnxo.—At' a netting of our citterns, at tbe Court I 3iM>« Thursday eveoiog t-> pledge, . M epwnihm to the extension of tbe Grew! ■ Trask road, after some diacussiun the Goias taro Uvaiaaea,—Tbe Memphis Tsao. Bulletin, xaj»: ^Hundreds of oerssas am ------ ------------------ ** “ * into husiocM iu I ntostteRfromM <ugtokno*M)wi Aisxxaaw. HARNESS SHOP. , raeeasag eoyouraeo one wssx. .LICENSED WAK CLAIM AGEHT8. iuma * num, OyfMltalWOa«.< KALAMAZOO, - »-.tecbmool ^rang up betwee a berkclfand A.X Baawghs.. ' ' ' Mien. Wm. pASuamunrBuavBTa.—Eogin : MT* hare been over the mute fium Al le^w to tok-plaae look Ing f<< the best iosatfowferlbe Grand Trunk extension. RaBraed exeiiemMt la al fever beat in totoasetom. STATE A U. S. CLAIMS, (■Msf of marriage tf aot ■ pBtotlewew, -pmeiu cxleted. Matter* ran along in it ia ibuogta she aa—to live. UxU «agy yutlil they became separated, Jt Is a remarkable foot that electricity indm towel weeum! ia ec&raea, «**k Sisals bo rapidly that It mar saat' roogh gunpowder witbool Igniting it, and it k uMy when the currdnt if retard ed that m raploekm takes place. The progress of llOWTlahj to swifter t£bn light, being about two hundred tollea a pers assume, that Burroughs play­ ed tbe Hbtrefoe w’Hh Miee Harris, neither dose she or birr oouseei make any aocii dshB, fortbar then that she lasted* at ooe time a letter la a diegviaed hand. IJ.t o* Deys uwd Centex noose. lUSIDtCA-al Beehage Iteew. iefr Uto. glteb, Bspc lash 41ft, Ost M Atth. casMLOTTA-et Fbweix Iwsm, Aag. IMb A 1Mb. BepL l«h A IMh,XM. Mb a ink KAVU BATUM-Hstel. A^ pm. *«f«. l«b Ayer'n Cathartic Pilta . LsBW " twhuxxrvtLta, Jan. lltb, 18W Da. Q W. Roaacn Dsar Sr JlriiM under great obligators to tw Ihe 0Ml benefit received from using year truly calabratsd Scandinavian Remetosu, the Blood Purifier and Pills, I will £to Joo the foUo.ing statement <J my rase that you mey publteh it forth, bens- .blobed In ths ' „ ___ __ ,.A uaddr tMMi-, of Mr. Brtdle;, BtU>roey for tbe nt, tbe nruoseds to be applied to . posed to be from him eadeytoetag to allure her total a dn of shaastoN Thi* if very improbable siooe, as she has always sverrwd, be treated bar wHb respect du­ ring ths Jos* yean of their dusest Inti­ macy. I because ill* rm. However toe public, be �2 "S *5 115 y-s® ........ . f- 8. 5-20 a* V* WmL T.rUHEAWTWjy Beaet. L^g i. Or»ad River Valley 'Bxllroad //. uwu« o/ corfei^cr*. Tua Cikcvn Conor, of tl like the Eqoeocurricolutw, fat __ as advertised. It waa eel do*a for Mon­ day of 1 sal week, but M judge, jury ur FUST NATIONAL BASK OF BAST criminal appeared. There viaa not a INI, single ease on the docket, end the digni­ tarias of the law most have known it.— Tbe clerk had a good limo all to Howelf opealag and cfcaing court each day for . U»re»ey ] **<1 JUyv^JMfa COM M 1SSIO.N eK^a NOTICE. £- .iulBTtk DRUGS'DRUGS! « M il M t i**eo li a ‘ ■h\KttC.iS HTESn ARRIVAL Of night. s ssts !.’/<•« -dSvfr ;S S t-K Railroad Seavsv.—During the last I week the permanent survey of tbe Grand । River Valley Railroad has been made 1 uBI3«« from the east county lino Io this village. Tbe line comes Into the village on tbo ■4 U r.pulax L«aa twilk-gt lu «>90.0M^# <tbe tern seNw*fee« ast Congwes ase new e» the Msbue— > (V to sMats aay er tbyae Msen. *• apsligi.7 lbs been waiting upon the 6ckla dark uf tbe ’ seal uast coffer -MNwZr/ seat her, was finally secured. Some uf it be MSI Is lb. Dead tesur Ufflcr, is a good deal damaged, although, we think aul as much as waa feared. Hay­ ing has been progressing rapidly for the BURTON & ACKLEYS ■ ■?.5 wm “JI! incmtfu1 NEW GOODS! M SO It W I U H II U :“F>^>tSiC K 15 M rywt^-g’Eadu.a a<:a is ViSi'fm . 'v*Jins «»4 Sly VhspsUUse. daly r.nted MnZikoeMaeieasaMsnclauadautale ss^V. iru*wXs?tlrt im t«a •f Atfewvte.rt. »i alas eWIucMa lh« for*srixasaSKicirsra Books and Stationery XiKSl; lain of thia vij^ge has presented the editor with a cup of apple jelly, which ia ‘ .Dough to asorrtain h»w it is made.— ■•or apples Take uf both sweet and e»ur apple* an evjeal jr-’pnrtwm ; Compress tba juice and bolt40 theeioaietrncv ofsyrup; then treat tbo same as with currants cr other rrwed Uka^aat pleaaure in saying tKrveeh IB. i»t#« «arttc hi rnaUee lb. a&SFs a meeting of our citixena, at tbe Court House oo Thursday eveoiog to pledge co-operation to tbe ex tenvimi of tbe Grand ' LICENSED a CLAIM AGXI1S. NVPEK a MtMHH, Moot PasuwuiAar Soar arc —Bogin ears have been war tbe route fium Al­ legaa to thio place look ing fur tbo beat location fur tbe Grand Trenk e also*ion. Railroad excitement is at fovtr beat. in IS-BCJS rr «o5 sis u os so i st sWfrJSrilClBS: ^..“aetlo. ta lbs ssv»».laiiiigiMessMseaeSe. isSSHa'iTi-yfi^T— upou the stage route from this place b> Grand Rapids a new and elvjint cwsek. CMwiag sad>uskisg TtOaCta, at >. * I’l * O-I«yi< leaiswamua, Jaa. 11th, IMS. Da. C. W. Roback :— Dear Sir:— Feeling under great obligations to you for tba great benefit received from using your truly celebrated Scandinavian Beniediee, tbe Blood Purifier and Pills, I will < give you the following statement of my <-aae that you may publish it fur lha bene­ fit of those similarly afflicted. I was severely attacked with few rand ague io IBM. and tried several phvsiewns who gave me do permanent relief during three years thereafter. Being discouraged with their rft.ru tn break it «p so that it woold not return I determined to try yoar taadiciaoa. . , I bought of R. Browning fowr bottles Purifier and a few boxes Pills and giving them a thorough trial aocurding M di­ rections, I vn perfectly ewead , a«4 tarre ever amco been able to pursue my oceupatwn of engineer al tbo Woolsw Factory of Mr. Gwyaeadorf where any one b st liberty to call m Bm fur fertber partic•‘lara. JOHN BOWLAND. Baa Advertisement * W >• M I II W II «i Z.rtb^f££| S’'• 'n4rid£ •<> u w1 great thai oewv P<«fcrt ths pby rr. their ewu PabiicOa,TsnM auOraskM; b * A AS , . -.'---- T f f , VTFKUMk KMUsmlteMiKM -'AAAMe ■IWMrMMfi t* WO U U I !4 »»• •R’t .-4S.’S.:r.g tobstwif er esses"^tteTiwuSs HZ—.tl A 0—1. rwjujta. J. p.Ulloa, sad that IB. heir* st U» *T «" ilftiS sa: SksiSu—vS—i“a; ^ftiMrvrRSSiStx ■MM*. Awertfea jWO rvfefe. oMkoa «u m .X • ‘liU-RJl-j: >sa?Vit<toty.wrfb7 wat b way. M- fW- f-fi ASUS i^Msu Annies bare saSend greatly from cbftb| *ad hear abash rt iodneed by the miasma • and change uf dimMa to vriftch tbuy are ] rxpoeed. They also find Ayer’s Ague. Cortism aSscuml remedy far tha dies ■ I 00 • T* tf 9t 11 I ur irtvfMM �jbmtkambau aaxjj ToWWttlBI DIGtSTiVE OR jAuS. Il 1IM X IHtU Ci 'U n £ s? »«»»>« -QrJJnstiitgs gswr, jg^MOfMSMKD.KVLRT WXMEBdlT. W». 83J, ,’S?Z X -am-ift- ?,. it tnritW «>»■»* MTCinarr. MJMH B**. Btsr th ^getrt ixnuCT suchu. tlitt It U t w X a.o.iGJO!^I* >e-sa,3i«'WriM «»IM । * ri « « i« k h *» y « iaU imh^nUr* »1 Kptr M.um, $833^X33 Suit tha Times." acr^THTmual aloeenly • i • <*' ».> mm« •■’’uy. jssraxssiaa^Kn: 4»» * -MORTGAGE SALE. “^SSTS; J.-iCO r^’*W ;n,i*itrrr Jcn>ixuuhtwni iX T?8!< «rww»i.x” ~ >Zain<«, Xidney dor are raised h—^cl.all anew fall/ fi«d that they would aucwed. aa wir eft- Lav ooAxxt*. l> ... pnwrf "• bs,l "CWsw, WAXM* ««n» an. cMWfrOS*^ »5 KovMtAcA root* tmA KtW», | STJftzOtJTB^^ u|KrUW< 11.M. 1,,'a.l***. 'IWiTO' OUR STOCK. ,ri„ mnr. KCk*f4:* ‘ ■ ' C ’ MO.T FOVUUS WaSK\^ To’ft.U. * ...( iS5 mnAQr irauui Mtirt •** I " '. Ju We« Todt,'duh* nr DOXU MrWi. Moh ,^^^.^■ ■4 M.te.T ‘ TJ. IkoWV. ttXouMLcVt ftX.Vw.rs av.4a»>(A»«ma^'*TAuaa. OUR I'ACILOTES V>«. 'B.tfoox'K’. I He Wat^’MC^-W^LWrUfl iwrfanf M. i . fa. x»-r^ af tlwmw—. ' Nu:vmr»>Kv.>hU.trv«iJiugiiiMiilMMaUa. ; I Lad pnx'l-^-d g»iu»il} luU Or l..t NmwpC 11 । «■*!■' 1" ■' -• •—• , ftVo'm.o.cX'. 'B’Vft.r.r* For Doing Bustmfiffc: , muh *Ctvt \loot man tMxtt'j 1 'DoeXov'* »k\X». J; ,7? * » -jf ■•- --MltafeH <o eoMPdnSDK< . .u Wn*tllTioSS. .M .-J 4 *- ;\ ro!vWt8Astxiixm Bdnbo!d*i 0mK nd Ch—InU IWtWitW, No. k»4 BUDADWAT, M. T-, Hiha>»Mi*IU*cal D<H, ’ . Mo. 104 SOUTH TSMTB ST, FS3LA. jfif । art W\e rvcW wvaft't ttoVact i atA Common. । XH. ,Ro\>ackS ft<0Wkc\\ *B\XXc.y«\ vnvvoovaU d-cVATAoXtfii. NEW -TORE! .>«!Ti..^?;-g.7 iroKP. NEVYGO0DS weak anfc Dt. ■RoJbackk THf ONLY SURE THING. NEWTKlil!$’ ■ fttoraoxXv KAX.rr. »’ Ml. -LOTTIE” 1I UELL win »4 mr Beu t« rU*^.’*>,«;; fetpfeariK: 1 IM«r4|W*.Nbu.U«UQ UlCl^ S5Rirttefai JM WftXarw I OETO-crttJE- (TJ au>a\^ mc\.nncko\>i anii make tivS* tn\o^ak\t. ' ' ‘ u“"’’ * XJt. ■Rakackk ftx.ovuac\\ KvVttn ^ii’ifi si“ artAkc. Bc^Akct''* VAentkvk^ ^vcacn'un^ 'DVav^Axa, ®\\vcnXtv^s ■R.keuma'nem, «X®. Ki»K»'V A.. E»u*ttsswmtiu».o~s. >• > drp. Br js/r wir^rg jTAAf CraftottefeL eight . _ .. A Large _ „L-nl—I .MloO OI STiwe gitter* ar* put Up in tpiarl bailtet.^f uihioK thtaboutte sfaa-tir^ (te. The laM te Jlntly m^ra^d, tend farm fiwS^WM.fc mbUxu vbwutiM" w yrepidei uitA a ,*aft-gwrd from : “JSe«taf«W>T’ >* rati* " *»■ W.*ft Vw» *»«»< I aounter/Mtdra. (PrU. <1 ptt bottte, of *Ufor BS. .il- .i ’ CX W. JJoback, (Proprietor, JTo'. 6 Bdllomre. Mid l‘itt.bn>t ■ Kaoi Fourth flt, Anainnstft, to wLon> , «u ertbn *hould bt oddrt^A. B rineW£8 Stocfc of GOODS. MEN’S AND BOY’S bladder! situated on both aide*, of SKS W.MKS*' *■ t I n-iw mf M, S<.^ «U<«»<J1I JW* W? । , ., I *■»*'?• -a. •«• » M U.to,.r«l . —■.*■■■?■ A* 22i.u« £J MaBTGAcr. SALE. FOR SALE BY- BROGANS, CROCKER'S- 1 AuHP.Um. ilKENlX iNSl'n.UiCtCO?”-^ 0raa4 KopUn Sept, IBM &r. Latour propxM «UfoU«ing ‘T. TDF*no**“<**' wW*«*u,r JlwmJii* •THU 11TQVU! tTOVlSl Bay the Bert; t he ■ Take tire at IL »r—• Ihii; rvu. rroct ./boots ptUr, or aln,«xUMt AHO SBO*fa I"'»•'>* ■<'**.1 teSy*"1^* °°*ddf- ■ WOAITOSBitaAT! old ladub arsis‘fc£V*3* WUX r«AW T»r rr. , .MMIBMI DAaSAHMSl , •. :i <♦ ». i M :? « « Wa«'»i'ttl .Miu«.. is ee«i*«W"»X ' . r ^>^54^ i OE CHWIND, fnM adlMln p"*. >***b'"*“* t t* Merchant w. ft***' ■ b > F™ Tailors B^w.^n^MMata i. “ < cwna ww«> ,,/ juusr ac<m tusmimu. .Tmnra.. I nuisxoTu cLomtxu. '.; 74 It t >, •: Aaielbtr . ti «<»';» ,' r Winmunv GOQWo r .. U LOW Xli. trrr LOWZST. ■ WWcCOirMELL. a " 4l£T u Ite OjEcW &>—at ; CJdffl AMETB 9988,179.84 ’ J-'/ (&BKU4BY KDWLUr, »irtj«r’ >n«] . SUT“ :£® � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-08-09.pdf ede7a1bbe36491fd9576aa9eeea9bb5a PDF Text Text ,<IA3La.O A .SSKKA8: BOinSAH .Accrrx^xta: ,wwxxvscYi .m.-_ MiMMK .it?: tt n.i irzir.wiM • «ac Jtfahtoc ni ra .trsttoU uf ofovtT M afctawi, »W.p.«'.„.-..WW 'tf -.------- . ..■ Tarawa,’ Bl leo xnr A.r»,VAirTcrE. . n.1Cw T JOT. . A. » l4hM0 , yo >.,.f *, a VOL. X. g. _11_______ I. .'.■-IL'”!-" fjt jestings gmtr, IS PCBLL5HKD KTKM WKBPMOAr. ■ NEW GOODS Sastiny’ SatiatM-jfattcrfl. Spooky. is a very vsloabls quality Jo a. toy Jost ITwm Al* o’clock In thi afternoon. — honesty.” At thia tinea the great wbolmaU. ware- . Edward w as gratified bijrls oMuraneo. hpuao of Mcaera. Hubbard A Soo v*e : Pfttoburg) to -M* ateainSy.i*tfifiitaI wool to afoee unlaM the premora of bauMontcalm, the unfortunate berofif^eneea compelled the parUMra to keep open 1 bse: "I would deairt," agyk'gba Com­ later. , . . ' 1 mandant, "to enure your ExmUuocj that The daty of closing aaaally dcrolredthis Ta a roost delightful land. Some of upon Edward Jones, a boy of fourteen, ' the roost srtoafaMfig natural ‘wqpdcrs » had lately been engaged to perform Th. fatal maawal caaasi hodatayad. . _ Ihave been discovered by our prfjplFL■w slight dutlM fox which be received lion In doing right. Tbs’.oaTicUwte.^ h.alkat wMt ytsld. . deacMdiag tbs AllagM, 15 Mrs. Jones brought some toast to her Wkila 1 the earn of fifty dollars annually. Lie •Tb bls'* dnnasd, sod fate mtnl b. stoysd, »w“h of lhaGoawwnn For tau; ■liaa.M.'M matter sf lbs Mid. > wae the "boy," bat if be behaved him- 1daughter’! bedeide,.bat Mary motioned I•MffWrWwF . Igo, and three shore Fprt VsuangOr *e Vato was- th. valor which Umy tod dUpteyte; eelfoo M.to wjn the 'afprplwUoa of. Ms itaway. were invited by the Chief of the Senecas "I thank you Tor taking lhe trouble to . tod no power hl. broken rank* to ahUM ‘ employ era his chance of promotion wae make it, mother," Mid she, “ bat I don't I to attend-a religious ceremony of his tberd vara some thinge that reo-1 think I can possibly eatlt." ' 1tribe. We landed and drew bp our caMe .there anything that,you coat'd rtJ- Jnpaa at a point where a emailatnafoian-x derod thli small salary a Trial to him—r . I tered Ae river. TTio tribe appeared andl*oainstances with which his employers uh. Mary!" "ffo,"Mid the, hesitatingly, “nothing usually । aolcmn. Wo marcbod an the wire unacquainted. Hie mother wm a _ ।stream about halFa.Jeague, where "the widow. The sodden death of Mr. Jones that we can geL" Jtfri. Jod»eslgbca,'a aigh which Ed<company, a large bond it appeared, had l>ad thrown lhe entire family upon their wg/d echoed. , ' •>* axrivod aoma days toefbra Mm^-Qigaatfci own rcaouroeeand these were Indeed but It was with' a heavy heart that Edward Ihills begirt u* os,every-aide., ■ IWscaee slender. There was an older sister who assisted started for the warehotfae the nextenoro- wm fcatly aublimc. lhe great chief then her mother to eew, and this, with Ed­ ing. 1L>had aever felt the cmvlur for ।recited the o>>ague«la and heroism bf bis । The surface of the ilrutn wm ward** salarj; constituted the entire In-. wealth wblchjiow took potacaalon of Mm. anusators. Tie ait about ’Wd', duties ‘its tuned.— Si i withatbiefc sciim, which'Mrsv Dtrrao of Jba"family. Yet by means of. complete conflagration. Tha-oih untiring industry, they have ctnilinued About twobouraaftdr ho faad arrlvwi at i the warehouse, Mr, Hubbwd'eoter^—J m gathered .amT-JighteJ ’Th a lie did not at first appear to notice Ed- woven. ■ At the sight oftoqaatnm thq Inward, but In half aii hour summoned him' dfsn* , fravc forth k triumphant shout that the afisoiute ttocessarJeioT, lift. . ; . 'Btrt Msry Jones—Ed bird’s sister— to the office, which waa partitioned off made the bffls and valley rt echo again.' iw sick. She hsfi token a«severa"cold from Uioronlaindcrof the apatid'iiiTpoma ;Hero then ui ret iv.-d tbo wneientfird tor• ' ; i toin of lhe iui.t—bare then am tbaohiliwhich tormlnsled, in a fever. This ih^bleli goods were stored. Bo Cr>t ippritod unto Ul» JUUaini ear. Ho milled pleasantly aa Edward-^: <|o^ | »e>Dl’’ ■ hot’ only cut off the income arising Of that fMvttJto»|»«t.tUd»Un*po»a4( • from her own Infer, but also prevent* tered hit prMeneei Thu. .welUd lhe lumuil u it carao mom neer. Tell me franklyf Im Aid, “did . her mother from accomplishing a» much Till trembled earth benulb U»e tepid bound Blbi was another oT rar old '.friend*.— aisha would otherwise been able to do. not fee! an.ImjMaptt) keep the Of tboK Beet ettab. that, to Urtlr med eereet. : ।TW tans was ifaemtof/MMt mad oc On the’morning of the day pa which found la»tnightT“ ’ Spunteel with their eprinjUg boofe Ae doe “1 hope you w rtf net W offend* wWr our story commence.’. Mary hsAexprtssmo, Mr. Hubbard,",oaid Ed ward “if 1 My l.«i 1, in taMl wm ha-ntaiaat aa ad a longing for an orange. Jaherfisrcr that I did." ' • ' the day WM long. He wee Un^beMttd.: It would have been moot,grateful to her. ' , “Tell me attabwr!t;“-MW-Mr. Hub- jpaialynerouato^ gy!t^*jgrei>^ig|»r It i« hard, indeed,' 16>u' weTre,obliged hard; with IntorootJ *^'hM W tfui le'deny' those ww lore tenwhich would withheld tm f 1 abiJuJd, hover hav» that tee w«* west tk keM hfa'fWtarlcbtnbl a refroahtocnt and benefit to them.— AM eU-lbs WMSteWisgMcto Mra. Jones fell this end so did Edttord. pwntoiM id s ooulbiadlVaeeafllngf rw,n < "J knew. Lhal»" *id ^4»Hdt.rad 1 )I With "Urto< MppWrw," *a4 mocs's p*b gtsam,' <*lMdr wfah 1 coaid bay’yWJfes, »wd » faint luster so ttoir b«*dloeg,»fajM^.%.;r. Mery." aMd Edward, jaet m ba *« out 1 ‘‘Tbcu yhat wkhireld ytoj from taking WbkAatacteMd sot.boi^tadtohrtfeu”. , fop the store. "Next year I shall receive ’ “Sir, f will tell /to, *haS temptoflWfe," Xita uoaUtoi tins? ®>. . tmhMteWr^ - turn-tbs Ude of* look WHa n larger salary, end then we shan’t hare ■aid Edward. “My mother end Muter favor. Ho fished with ma in those daps Tsoarl oerjiao.aau faHbtr from tk< tee, tepfochwOTncc*." ' ara«bligod Ip depend upon eewiqg for a- when be waa Cauestawy1 od* tbo 'Tfeasury, "M Ne*er' rtlnd, -Edward,” Mid Mary, living, and we Jive but yoody at the Lett. and *leo-h»*M»M«imw uM lrtunate-dayn ji ..tv. Silt a fortnight aipce Mary became rick, who, for a bare »opp«M>* bakl« eaband mother far It, andsince then Wa hare had a bard time. “Den*tBlrAubl^ ^ourself about that, Mary’s appetite waa poor, and done woe relish food,.but we err abie topat Mf o« Mary," a«M Mrs. Jone*, soothingly, tho’ MHfev amtaing etoriae ore related bf her heart sank within hFr at tire thought give, you 00c of them. Gao of her empty tordsr.^ -pniy gift bell, cop Id .not, Iteprai, d c n Unr spew! th* lire* of men. L. -. . J •nd wo A*il get on well enough after, might toiy W1HJ >1 VIII “And yet you did not take-lti,'>11’ t'ai ilMjrjytfa.iBtbft morniufc.to planifrl Midnight *r»« pMt. y«i *iiU thy ttovfa^d so. wards." ■-’• teWd,wfo,>tel would have -.been: wrong, oFb]>BAiBkr‘ ‘At Iktofi aYriebd pdiaed. i v Btertltag ths wbota onto! Ulcniboivi, . ' h «ss with the memory of this seen andloeuld-not bare too* adjW.'M’ntoa gn<J eaka® Mid .bobt'iik' Inc*. W-. Ths ynaeg omen long to her rope** bad gear, Edward best t tbtbeatorela thoViforfdTC face after it," . . yt_^ aj',11 jil Ahd brighijyrf BlrosloeliwS from at bis tower All srbutid him wwre boxm of rlcM-yWl I Edward spoke In A tone or.jnodfat hbdxHasa/' nepUaduhciGdvwfatoj &*■ MltW® >**r^ >Atreuu4owasa<dhcc confidence. Mr. Hnbbsrd wiit M ’thd* Tbrlr .iced. R«’« *>!(*“ cmi In I.MC power, desk mid wTum wehadt. - “i-'I Th,lrvpwi.b.l^,«sd«t»Jreryboo»d•'■ “How mucb diJ I pay you BOw.Csbbi Have just Purchased NEW GOODS, DRY GOODS Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats & Caps, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, ttrii* ATTO ."■<■■■■ I* JSittriliraj. bard,“and I will remember It. JULIUS RUSSELL SCO.. 1 ©lijiMl Jottrj. CTATODHXBT “S£E=S Wliich will be sold MQR1GA<JE fiKK D hale. XFA1JLT liaringtowe mwirin »b«< •’S'i.ri-rs: F’ETZP CHEAP! itoL^^msretols; m vimvcwM: .i Sr>t>r. I ambo* a botthr tmutfMl ■ w,—.-------------M«3Ui»h«r>iir been friUHUted tn recover RUSSELL’S STORE, •S7sfa.^xw.'3ds .MOievp UMlMi With IS» M*F< Hastings, Mich. artur*rf-« fro to 1# paid tn ease *«ry pro >10 hMI'UrciMUlitMK-..- io gnVMtH * fits! sa^ir.'ss-^ bnidoa lb» c*»l* and cbargra of ib>a Mtv i« d«o on arid mcrlgaga »« ’»• dato ta^pLarafcn tarebXgReMhrt lhe Mid H. WRIGHT, neanr codxskllor and Soliduu ui CluHry, mtated, dndT <m pay yon twa febdrsd. Will that please yot»f*:.i<jc/d »d.’ eoftiiMi , ‘"Twp . Uadrod dollMt A .JtoMU dto'. ntolqted jEdwsrd^bia eyes aflsrJ|lM>g 5^. delight. “ Yes, and at tbs end nf-tW yearHhit will tot WMsadJCMlhavenodotibt, you o.inttnne trnnWFfify cuufidesice. ’ “Oh, air, how‘ean 1 flunk ' Vou F said <Edvaed*foUiofigni*ade..-l rf.rr^i A . "By praeervtDg y<mr.b»Wrto'1 A*1 at lax. And many agrj. .niliaavjLXW-'”* Of man and Uaal. Ute aguoj *ad pate. Bot strnggltaj madly on o’or Mt! aad, < । Tlrtr awvpt u teta proto «wwp tbo kytaj Co*“‘-'JfWW-KVILLE. Uicwitm. OFFICE OVER BLAKE’S STORE. amM| c-rww. // Blroggteto wsro tolloj Ui th. ureegoite fobi.l -i Awlsows w*^d»te»s»»dtoWpenlb»srdv 4' If URJlbeir bodi*osn Ito gWNad m|gM 0M«. . ■ And ta swosl atomtor daM oom «*r» ltoU«m Tto rarU Itoix thslr swapy ito - MORTGAGE SALE. TXtfuH hirjng been made In lb* a JL» *n lUtntan of Ko.-lpM*. roudbr Jmbm V. Auolin ob4.*Um O. HOLBROOK. of th. Register of .Dead* of Barry a ofJiicUg.u.M thottbdnv ofM*rnh| Ctb <Uy ofFe'orcory | H. ijAtse rotmiAiT galleuT; “Bwswowtn rsw HM nt<U *saSrtalia«shhmi 1, MaquiAsd by tM *m *-mwwpetsaL Jstasa yM pistol <taty lbs pelssUH «»«fe '.>■,■ ■ ■ • Tlr r«ldumor-ai thdt pooling Uwds.^>d lbs Saswaji al«tbope wo*y. ■•»-«'«» «s<u ■ XII. . gma«,' sro tbJy •lemtorfd. from th* hsrmssk Tbs •sldmr’s tartloM, dry projtaion* fcob, ' XO9m» to to* ihggMM|(!!i »I < Still Edward of toolborend daughter m they hemd Me hurr>d-otery.tndlMra. Junes dMkaA 1 J. . _ -------------- ----------------- Ha kuww .bars Mr HaUardlired— It wm a large finfcjimking hnu— on a American hrniaekeaf araj — .j.a.XAS »■««»’• WOOLEN YACTOBY ~ | : 'mmOSJOCT. ■.& . ' IXSSKM-"' �IMPORTANT thbrill. kaitlfag any per lower, tb JoeL building Grand 1 place fn place ou the wort The dial »sf . Is th* great Rebellion, egsiast , which Ui* var wea waged, aroehed out 1 2d. laths'war, in wMch we enlisted ' for the terra of three yeye or during lhe qaato to easry BiiHreril the veto prednoe of lb* West, and ad new outlets and en­ largement*, we can reasonably expect to makswHl be filled by their Increasing product*." An experienced Chicago grain buyer said also, that, “the freight charges often eaver seven-eight* at the valve of a bosbsl of core at Liverpool More than half tbecost of wheat ia also covered by the preaent inadequate modes of trans­ portation.” In view of thee* facta, would it not be a iae for the people of the North-west to encourage the building op of manufac­ ture* here, that wo might food the work­ men at our own doors, rather ibsti wail for crowded and UMectoHtruaportatfou, pay expense* thereof, both way*, and impoverish our soil by sending off all its products 1 In 1862 the North-western people bo't merchandise to the value of *58 per bead, arl of this 316 per head of foreign man uficture, and a large share of the balance f om near the sea board. Even our vast grain export* were insufficient to pay fur Is it not plain enough that we ought to manufacture a large share of these goods, now imported! Have we not food snd raw materials—wool, iron, coal Ae. 1 Have we not skill too, and can we not induce experience and labor to come here 1 We have both, indeed, now, and want them increased. It is high time we studied our best intereats more carefully, and saw the advantages of home manufacturire in lhe North-west, and asked for such action, public and pri­ vate, as shall foster and build up our manufacturie* and agriculture together, each helping the tfther. ‘ There would »UU be enough of our our neglected bunlueas at homo and to our families, which are in many InsteucM suffering in consequence of bur absence 1 5th. If it was necessary for a military foros to be sent into Texas, why was that force large enough to ubdue lhe whole State, if every pereon ta it, able to bear arms, had been armed to the teeth and well fortified 1 But wafind perfect peace and hutobla submission to the authorities of the Government, and the people, as well as they can, attending to their own business. And why were the llyee of so many jeopardised by sending them from the extreme northorn, to the extreme 6th. Under the circumstances attend­ ing our lata movements, would tioldtixen soldiers expect, and would It not be joat for them to have an explanation of lhe object of the movement! But in­ stead of an explanation, it has been kept entirely in lhe dark, and so mj ateriou* were the operations, that, perhaps a ma­ jority of lhe command suppoeed we were going into Mexico, which led manr to desert, and so bring disgrace upon themselvea and upon their Country. For we have bean subjected to lhe moat rigorous discipline snd harsh treatment from of­ ficers for the last mouth that we have seen since we camo out, as though they intended to drive u* to desertion or into the ground. . And now, sir. It yoo will favor us with answer* to the above questions, and suit able explanations, you will, no doubt, relieve the anxiety of our friends at home, and confer a great favor on a , . No* Com, LJ Of the 3d Mich. V.I. • Foav LaaVxawoavit, I extra produce to orowd th* »»eens* of , Kassas, Joly 80th, 1866. J iranaitEMl and satisfy the need* of onr If 1 have beard the above words used triewd* in that region ; and we should be once within the la*t month, I have a meanwhile, saving a vast drain, and gain­ thousand Umea. Thera esista a great ing a great wealth, wh& wo now fail to diaatWacUmi among lb* soldier* in lb I* department, and why I* it that we are held in eervidf like *o many alares in Oar reader* will resol lent the murder committed near Hod*on, In this State, last fall, by David E. Bivins, in which the villain murdered in cbld blood his father and mother, to get their property, and hi* own young wife, about to become n mother, in order that be might marry another woman in Ohio. Bivins ba* re cen'Jy had hi* trial and been sentenced to the State Prison for life, that being the extreme penalty of th* law. Bivins is apparently on0 of the most heartless wretoheawho eve* oommiued crime.— Ever since hie arrest bo has improved every opportunity for display which offered; making speech** and sailing hi* own photographs, mad* valuable only by the enormous crime committed. After hi* conviction sod >foro hr« sentence be knade a speech to the court, saying, among other thing* that when be died h* wanted to be buried bceids his mother with hi* arm esMirdmg her waist, d»«. This kind of talk, however, created do eycnpalhy in the breast of the judge who presented to view the enormity and utter heartless naesol the crises committed, reviewing the airoutMaDces ia detail, and dosing a* follows: “Go from among men into yow eofitary cell. The walls of your dungeon wifi yield you at least equal sympathy and con. raise ration to that exhibited by you toyoar vfcrioM "e* led, by the verdict cvuscuasut prowwuu Of (MfatoU dellved from ths danger of farther depreda Hon*. You ar* sentenced to solitary confinemrelln the Stalo Prison, at Jack­ arm, during th* period of your natural bondage. Can It bo that we are always to be kicked about by the officer* like so many dog* 1 Gov. Crape in hi* speech at Washington told n* that the time was at hand when wo would return to our friend* ■rid fireridoa. Doe* it look like it no* 1 I regret to aay that two hundred and seventy-five men have deoertod from the 7ch Mich. Car. since the Grand Review at Washington. It is our officer* that are racing.ri«ii reward, In fact are making mere than ever before. It h Dot honor they are seeking for, it is Grtm Badn that keeps them in ths service. They are willing to sacrifice the happiness of their men. and even their lives, to obtain their ill-gotten gains. May God forgive them, for their men never will. -- --------------- , — acooeeded by firm* cfasmaller capital, more energy, and mere determination to have the fact that they sell *ueh and sueh oommodftlee known from one end of the land to the other. In other worda, th* new establish­ ments advertise; th* old die of dignity. The former are ravenous tn pas* out of obeeurity Intof—*-"-**1-- **- is mo/ ing, to b H. Pm. srJif IUBUC NOTICE, Bassum's Naw Mcsium.—A New York correspondent eays that Barnum is worth a inllliou and a half and does not owe a dollar indhe world. Bl* plans are laid for a mammoth museum up towp on Union Square. An entire block is to be devoted to the building and Ils appsndagea lhe main building to be a museum after the old style, catering to the public in the old .manner. But a wing of lhe building life be erected into a Smithson­ ian Institute in N*w York, to cost *500,000 and to be ever free te all the rilisaox It is especially dedicated to the youth of America, to whom Mr. Barnum feel* In­ debted lot his fortune. This museum I* to be conducted on the principle of the London museum, and the condition an­ nexed to tbs gift U'-thsl If the museum ceases to be free to the people, it becomes the sole property of the' government, to be placed in Central perk or elsewhere. It la expected that the government will instruct its officers, embsssador* and con­ suls in all parts of tiro world to duplicate lhe gifts mk-le to the Smithsonian Insti­ tute, so that Barnum's free museum may share tn the favor that ha* been so large­ ly bestowed on the Smithsonian. ’ ‘•There are now in the Papal Stale* 475 member* of the society, 386 of whom reside at Roma, and the rest in religious house* and colleges in tht; province* Of Comarca, Vellotri, Fro* in on* and Vitacbo. Eiftaou of them are employed on the staff of the ultramontane foaper Cirilla , La CMlia CaUoUta. / • ___ - last • - year the of society numl ered 7,728 members, or 189 —-----------1803, I: is divided into 21 provinces, four of which are in Franco; five in Germany. Belgium, and Holland ; two in Spain; five in Italy ; one in Mex­ ico; and five in England, Ireland, and the United States. The number of Jesuit* ou mission* Io foreign countries is 1,682 or 240 mor* than io 1863. Of these, 23 are in Europe, 386 in Asia, 313 in Africa 276 iu North America, 1W In South America, 55 in Occanlca, and 15 are trav­ eling. In 1341 there wsre only «A«3 persons in the society, so that ita num­ ber* have-more than doubled iu the last S3 years." A very remarkable case of woman * bravery occured in Boston laat week. A Miaa Bent reside* with bar brother. Ou* night laat week the two were alone in Ute house, sleeping in different pert* ofiL— During the night the girl heard a burglar coming up the »tairs, and soon after saw him (tending in lhe doorway of her room. Th* girl pretended that there waa a mar. In the bed with her and asked him to get her a drink of water, but finally said she would go and get It bereelf. The robber immediately stepped back into the entry, and she passed c!o*o to him, but did not let him know that «he had seen him.— Bho went to her brother’s room, woke him up, and tot4.him there was a strange man in the bouse. The brother attempt­ ed to capture th* burglar, but failed. He however, put two shots In him, and tb* fellow waa driven off without any plunder. Tb* coolnaaa and bravery displayed by Miss Bent, is worthy of all praiae. She wm emulating some “bold soldier boy.” Gov. Pierpont* bf Virginia, ha* ad­ dressed notice* to justices of county court* of Virginia, saying that ha has re­ liable informslion that in a number of oountlss in the Stele pereon* have been elected to officers of the commonwealth, attorney, sheriff, oommissionor of revenue and dork of lhe court, and tn some In­ stance* justiee of lbs peace, who are dis­ qualified by a flanad of the omstitntion. listened Stray Colt ! 8stau. Rm*.—Friday evening a squad of boys of -1< year* and under, went ahoetiag and ycllingjip Creek street, to the WMiog temporarily occupied by a Mra. Tbevp,-which building they commancedfkpBbg and dubbing vary vigorvodKrflUklNHF* Mrgely augmented their tM, a* they were doing. Tbc Marshal danfo* ths charg*. and the ques(tea of veracity recta between them.— The boys were with difficulty persuaded u> deriet from their unlawful acts. The exewse for such proceedings was that the hosts* waadisreputably kept. It ba* boon •uggeeted that those who incited this riotaoua demonstration were only giving andible and over energetic expreaaion to HARDWARE STORE II. A. GOODYEAR of all kinds, remedies for the evils complained of, there ie wo excuse for mob violence.— Bed ths law been tried and feild, there wonJd have been more of a semblance of rxewM'fov forcible demonstration* ; but in no ease yhouid it be committed to boy* of leader year*. There are, in thia vil­ lage more than a dozen persons, calling tke*a*elres respectable, whose occupation UfohaioM under uar Statutes, and it FIRST would certainly be a sorfy time for them if an outraged community should be taught to resort to mob law. Se*4 25 Cents for Is all tnsssHUni U mall, fonranlin the certificates, i Alia* IK. IniioM., « smU , cm lured wh«a the cwrtificata Ccrtfflcal** will bassut for ... w llurlr forts, sistT-ftre for <l«, oa« hwadrrd nd will be sold nt Railroad Prices, ________Tb«lrsui.swBl* iScK NAILS, The eoofiseatlon eel i* rigorously *xecotod throughout Virginia, and the prop­ erty of many person* pardoned by the President ha* bevn libeled. Io such case* STOVE PIPE, actions are discontinued upon presenta­ tion pf certificate of pardon and th* pay­ ment of oiurl fees incurred.’ The TredeClfon Works at Richmond have been >ed by lhe United Stalo* to the own­ er*, Jams* Auderaon and his parlnara, who have commenced business again a* iron manufacturer*. The work* being held by the govern maat ae eoufiscatable property, revenpe la derived by tenting until the proceeding* under lhe confiaca- A Loudon paper sta^ that M. Eloine the confidential agent of the Emperor Maximilian bad a confidential confierenoe with Lord Palmcroton on hie recent visit . to England, bat failed ia hi* eodrevor to induce the latter genii amen to altar the [ Mexican policy of the English go veramrot OaTwafey of last week, upon com plaim of some of the hdiee of this village, Stone A Palmer were arrested for keep- SAP PANS, WAR CLAIM AGENTS. iag bdliard table* to be used for money ur hive, cwwtrwry to the law* of Michigan. They were brought before I. & Gear, Office wrer RcforlHS'" Grocery. the trial wm pusponed to j Thursday, on which day the trial come off Tb* trial was by jury, and the offew befog fully proved, lhe jury, aflsr bring out an hour returned a verdict of -gedly," again*', the partie*. Tb* suit wasousducted by C G. Holbrook, Pro*. AXty^and J. A.Sweexey, for the prorecuItos, and Burgher & Mill* for the defendante. The court imposed a fine, of *10 *Mi crets of euit, (about *12) end requir' -T ....... I—.. SA. KMFrE* a num, Shelf Hardware, Oppesilr ro.1 OOlev, ou Bsrdick Ft, KALAMAZOO, - - MICIL ROPE, STATE STS. CLAIMS, Farming Tools of all inds, IAINT8, Lyon'f THE GIL FOI AN? YjTOODEN ^ARE. A Fare Wauoio.—One day last week notice*. Mgnad “ Many Cilixeus," were pftoadttcr war every grocery, saloon ; aM hotel to Mr village, notifying all whom kt might concern, that any grocery, ••Joon, bar, or o iber place of busitua, or of ■•■■*««■< which should bo hereafter President of the United States and the Protector of their Liberties.' But, after discussion, it was decided that tire title should bo "The President." Tb* dignity and simplicity of this is far more efleo- IWE.-A-.—■■ HARNESS SHOP. CHA.BGEl HEAMNABLE ww*ld subject the owner or occupant <Werf to th* penalty of th* law. Thia »move in the right direction. Not orty are ataaj of our own cilisens in the | Mm* of spending their Sunday* at these •"•we—. but people from lhe I Atnacnreaax Securer.—The Exeec- ' live Committee of the Barry Count/ Agncullerel Society teaH a saeeting at lb* office of the Secretary, on Setordey, al which time h was dutarmiaed to bold th* annual Fair on Wedneeday and Tbcreday ' October 11 th and HUb. Th* roles and ; regwtotiaronad lhe Mat o ^ewmiaaeadpU ed, wig bepebfehwdroee. are in th* habit of visiting them MORTGAGE SALE, othw MM barer renpfoysd hi tbefr pfooea at *1,75 per day. A* a rule, strike* are moet damaging to those who engage in them. It seems hard for taen to realise the fact that th* pries of labor, like that ol all other marketable commoditise, la regulated by the extent of the demand Vtcmt* ar tea Rasxixi deaths chronicled below are of _______________ of one family, snd victim* of t not, Wm. The lion. Al Columbus, Ga., Nov., ay, wMiaHgk* K. Docrow. Near Vick burs -the owner, out “inlirely," and • teats and box, breaking the Wiling off both wheel* on ftb'Mgy. With the email aetwaen hitchtug post* and • collision until they were «b ffight, e. the walk la Goodyear As Go's store, but M collided with Captain ‘Mjt doing it severe lojnry tl» — �pal S»i JJiittUaittm a wabmlabtbbu Suluji Jn« (Ural. orneui. r*m « ■*»*» ootnm. oZrTrrr" Sam » r........... ’.’.**’*: = Jr.?3.:5 ills 8313 3811 building oulverts and oatUa guards, on the Grand River Valley Railroad, to this mSlekrftesuVrt. i >2 inr*-i.S ofi, L' H1« 8 n 3 .tY s s is a s :c as ttFusssii The distance h 51 Jtgal A mwcl MUrtahirDM,, U A, ,M, (T»— tag. to k. MIJ >liM Coon Hon. M J. n ____ -I...* I »» .. .. y A: ANNUAL TAX SALES. BH illiil rfaok^ is so aUs ii Mtu sones :fi ■S’xl if :’I 'HI i! » S’iil? s!sciir8” a BBILSSssfes-s ___ S = SHiSSsS fl.ff M -WTI I M SOU IS ^33 J'S,3 338 :J3s:!43 3" is s: ----- 383 i=iF555 ISl'J« meets are exceedingly popular,, and re­ ceive the encomiums of all who have llttened to them. ST 1854. acidities usually found in ordinary tonics and stomach bitten of the present day. ,u Riot.—Friday evening > squad They are made from sound and fresh ma terial; nothing that is not entirely wholesome and healthy enters Into lhe corapoabooting and yelling up Creek street, to _________ avg9ml th* building temporarily occupied by a­ •itiou of them. xpravarofthap*! Aedhfotaflfi IVV >MeTaeK • s ,is,s = U *» tai M SO 11 71 » n so ■L5i:K : a- is s s ■ *rwaT-: « so M&ztri 3aims :s as nssnnin Mrs. Thorp, which building they commenerd stoning and clubbing very «ig°r- vcsly. The boys largely augmented their cumbers by stating that they were authorized by Allen Jones, village Mar- 8 “sFHlC j---Saji’S DRUGS! DRUGSl XTJ TH OF jnciUGA.V, Oaaiy <tf Harry, <> diiknc. rmUvMAaafoV FRESH ARRIVAL OF Marshal denim the charge, and the ques- .NSW GOODS! The boys were with difficulty persuaded to desist from their unlawful acta. The dcuae fur such proceeding* was that the b.KM was disreputably kept. It has boon suggested that those who incited this notuuus demonstration were only giving sudible and over energetic expression to the prayer which reads—•'Lead us not into temptation." While there are legal rtmediea for the evils complained of, three is no excuse fur mob violence.— t:aa iuc ia» w-n, ~ would have been more of a se mfclinw of —AT— pEN SIGNERS ATTENTION. BUBTON & ACKLEY’S All PKXSIOXKRS hoUtaf Caannurw. can .A. —.... J...... -a ... .A.. ,K. -> HASTINGS, MKTL waVWabubbowji. .^. Ms i NAPSACK LOST. i-rass Books and Stationery noise fur forcible demonstrations ; But is no case should it be committed to boys Isge mon, than a dezen persons, 'calling tavmtolrcs respectable, wbo»c occupation is fsluniuiM under our Statutes, and it FIRST NATIONAL Bin OF BAST­ would certainly Be a sorry time for thorn INGS, if an uutraged community should be At BAKLUX. COOJJyLAH A GRASTH. tauglil to resort to mob law. LETTER* REMAINING UNCLAUIED In tli.- Post Office at Hastings, Stalo uf .Michigan,on the 8th day oi AugustrOn Tuesday of last week, upon com iMa. plaint of some of Che Indies of this village, LICENSED CLAIM AGESTB. WES A (SHOWS, COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. TBOMAK B. LACE. Paints, Oil, Ac. suBscBjrnox souks rott THE Stoke A Palmer were arrested fur keep­ ing billiard tables to be used for money i< hire contrary to the laws of Micbigan. late of RsltaaJ.-in tl>< County «f Ik JuftpsC Prnteta. fa UatUaa*. Is tail os U1C 17tt> day ot Aujnut, I Xi, At t«1 ' be barred by th* autut* In sseb a 1’aUd. Haitian. July list, !B«. s s-ts s .8 388 ZJtOA 4T£OBDJm.-&Wt. OF M1CH !0 AX K They were brought before I. S. Geer, & over Mebrlwg’" V roe-wry,. Ha». A BUrn'i FaarfhrDr-, a Msfoaet ■ DUtTOJI A Ilium Thursday, or. fccie being fully prut rd, lhe jury, after being out an hour returned a verdict of »a* conducted by C. G. Holbrook, Prue. Atty.,snd J. A.Swoezey, for the prosecu­ tion, and Burgber A Mills lor the defend­ ant*. TLe court imposed a fine of 910 rixerauney; par foe kefjm 1 □untie, tur wt&ara jHMhMj ewiOM for Ibc beirs rf-AMM 01 claim* for Iomm ar □p.nd .?«dlly WOUA. *1 J. U. XKTIK8. •ad tests of suit, (about 912) and requircording to the requirements of the statute, ■•®S-S’83lSrt8 Lyon’s Periodical Drops! Tows S North •( Banco t Wort. ' titfiJtf '< 3-8«;S 3B3 not Co commit a like offense fur one THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY opened OM of th« flr»C FOR II:REGDL-\RITIE3.‘ ■Ke7«*K \°*'(A tree copy.) ■ Jy‘* notices, aign«d “ Many Citizens," were • J la •nd hotel in oor village, notifying all i ,W:S : iz8S1^5«S M M 10 I St SOU tl a nsoi-K sousr , an a cl u aa a on I tSH; £■** cfumneiMot which should bo hereafter 5 8 liquor or for any other unlawful purpose, num so m ss ■,,8'!tS88 ”.I‘S 888 would subject the owner or occupant thereof to the penalty of the law. This isatnove in the right direction. Not only art many of our own citizens in the Eabit of spending their Sundays at theae drinking places, but people from lhe SSISSK2 8 » KK*.S88t: owntry are in the habit of visiting them asaSaaday recreation. kcsATTAr.—Monday afternoon, 3■ i» 8 8! ".8’3 ■ Jlstg s is ss:s i&X’JxS >s siiia S«I8 388 A ^BTEttOGCCHU .TTBWB, the tttn‘ tf •<. S. Tuxbnry, of Baltimore, « 10 10 1 M SO IS S I i g^ii-sts to 11 7i 1 TT tt> SO SS ■ Lpeet the buggy and owner near the foot 938S n With the email P»tof the vehicle left they ran up Church ««»ide of the buggy. ^rtdywslk between bitchtug posts and S.’S 888 2 sees u*®«, without collision until they were «**djn their flight, oo the walk 1* "’•‘of i. H. Goodyear 4f Co's store, but thsy had collided with Captain ssissgs "ts’sHls J=;«S2S Ls 8 88’8 388 ,Js 3 IB ss:s La,2. is stifi so v S2 SjissBE; v : : A8<8 882: *5 ; 88’8 8T3i ‘"‘ri &,«, j„„- GrOT,r. S*3B8« :s ■>— St—».»ja a. �. SCMEISFCS^^^i Bl bomws ULMOHECi SYHUJ mm TtW’ ■ STOMACH IITT1II hav)mg‘ «» , •^U- ' MAHDBAKE'.PIMa' Fdftifib ^/DHtsnnoBSUi. TMWWcni tU« O.W IV »“*"*■ I* \uk« to," h«l M « UmOko.t oawx-o 4~' ■B^uWvo*Atu »^u«u. 1<v h\\a» "BvUotxto QA.wrtc\a o\ \!uc WtXi at'A SpuXVXUiTc. ho*, Jo* a \onft ’©RAIfit Effl^stc and depoed- d «•* *Hr*nitti>*e^m<l thia h | I le 9 «t n t n « Ly H a *BX^’>'**be4krd- »U^c«M>b U» earth eoBiddfily ifter th* »oMm« of th* •Kinl/<»r,d’1' * "■**'>«' 'dent a* the cause of tUiUdnMaoGiM pitch*r. ' Ttewarth aa «• have pr*vioual/-^tal*d, ia moving Th XTKK5S«i«.iK: ,TT.! .1 ilVl.XQ just tetketx. \u V-ttrfrto* (\uaftti\u*. aud. aX Xttx VWjQ** Xv«m, art a tttrt o'j BrZwua Tever, Tavat and, jiffue, Liv&r Oomplaint, (^ifspopsia, Tnatgeetion, Jaundice, kv.xji Kidney Oomplainta, andt aW a uwu- :PBKP«ULOMLY_M rUBCHAS£l> IN NEW TOfK, «N«E TBS: , , LalatooU«d^o"p^; but .till the cooaUnl. loaa ul Ual. ia ao great. U*at. were tbasun'a rave withheld fora fow Great Decline, , la Prices, ' '.t Dow la at the poTea during the long night of the Amtr winter. !n the day­ time tho earth rpnlveo from th* aun mor. beat tMn great supply ia temporarily withdrawn, thgl—• rihzffiSA^"’ Abo* rm» e»»W *t *h* . <wnmii>MMr tP-gnymixa-I . “ *' i^r'(i«kf*K Extn*l*» Wa« are prapiraLio SELL qOOfife tar txaVtvc. 'VWat ‘BVCtcve •!.■«« L*ot«a. POO awe eovtt\uo**A <&*<■ aafc Vouxr^uX. root* anA Vx/m, , rftake \Um p->« ; the deposition of daw follow*; or, it tho temperature IhlfeWOw'freeaMig point BTjkTZOKTErt-sr. >ix£rfjtiu*,ni^ r*ri«, sk. W\.g\v\\5 ^oKvc. ’ ; ■ ■■' WUSra,' QARD*| Ut, *c- < OUR STOCK * xJm w ; kji'< CWlwA* fc"r*' *• '*?'* ud Kmd. tarl » • CuddUy.SlOH «M L,' i; ;■. ‘ AtAftaOngk E’dlt > Hav —.»A> yxeaAeA txtv txvXttXi oj SomaeVh $ miiMmK u u"* •“ •**¥ SMf'rorvMB Dr TioVrtJXVto uEUlBQLiXS BGCHU IKSPROVK^IOSS iWH mniT MED1CE1ES. . ttXovcxacXx 'Bx.VU.ts art. XNxt v»o< «taa\ VrttvtA.. I Dr. "Robaek'* For i>oi..g B«wiM Afufwmz To A*'y u 8TAT8. a ftXoKXva.c\x ‘RxXXtts I taw Xbx ytoor raaw xaaatfc ■ UoeXor'* DWXto. {jr */-r WR H+1.MBdLD^ X T a. A..C T B M CH U J "Dr. ■Ro'bacV* ' J*r!acipal Drpolo— Halmbold's Dru^ ard Cb-ttokt! Werehocw, Mo. B»4 UXOADWAT, K. T, HcMmITs iT&aJ Depot, W* Uwe ia coiddcuoto-ilh Ouf8u>rr,j; No. IM flOUTH TRUTH BT, PHXLA. STORE! I : AimwteBTSffliSf: ; d CamledaiU ftar pr( & . i aval e» m Wtdaxit\vo\^ va\o^ct\i\x. art, X\xc fto\d\«.v'% ’V’rXxxv.Ck'tn^ ^•ttvcvAxxx.cL 'DXavAxto, "D^V ixxUtMi, ’Rkcu.xvux'i.'vt.vcx, Vie. g.pf io (Witry ftorj, ECONOMY IS WEALTH, These Pittrre are put up in quart bottle*. rf •a.-hith th* above ia a /as-«imU*. Th* taiwt to Jhufjr engraved, and io proviioi with a oafo-gUarA /rem ocunler/eiUra. tPrioo 91 ptr bcttl*, or • C. W. ^thooh, (ProErMeK - No. <. I Xost Pburth ft.^a^nat!, to wham1 [ *U orefara »hauU bo addrOMod. i w •»_ *t_ 4l JEa* t* H1 BR GANS,” ’. ~*7jryA to Wag- t^* h^ MOBTOAGH SALE Xartyi^-n amd* te tU cowdiUee*^ kKBaaRL AwtetaTs^rklue *•»«•■ »• •' •' M*h»1 ~ - f'u- l • n ■ MOtoMbmlrt Ha aeon .iihmat Uing as; "Gt. 'Ro'oox.kk fttowvcwYv 'Bv'ttcm t ■A Large,' Stocic:.«f i vaArrorcAe Xkt tMhk at &r\.V>t aVtaV) aoit tadke. V.M-' raw rtir ! 2 Jjrp. ! 'Dr. 'Robaak’k %Vovcvcxc\v “BtXXti ftX.owvo.eV>. A'AXer* THE ONLY SURE THING. • »:*,****<}.>■.•'• Bwra & sm>ss. /W‘ ‘S.iud'luaiiAffA. J«w* l«a. Ib-A. !H*5 ■ JtHWEE HOWS. Aa^»<«. ‘TUwJUMf. Atty, tor AM-irv* Dr. 'RbbatkX ■•i'jffEW-PMECS} 1st trlejwjSgM W-t. l« tb* 0^3 «f ftXotcxacXv *B\XXqx% I arc X\\t rteh. vaaa'a SoVacc L aad, Coga'JpA. ASK TOR HELMS OLD'S I I d.tVv\AaXt&.. 1MEWGPODS •• w tf «k ’4 i rt ». s» —i c: ■ B«fki . “* ryS.5aZ3'iU-"iS! BOtni&H) SHOES, to >H<KNIX IMUHANClJy . v.<; Udloeo at ON satIItea sad Ofwurfa. I a# if a* nt >■ .• -. . ' •. •• g^iito A FOLt STOCK of BOOTS Get the Genuine Article kjRD SHOES,'ii the a.k of which I y..: : • »prirp*Mt ■w*1™ ■m « •* t> i » j; L^ea' Ctolf >• n y ••’n > ft. •»*«.. ■iCHAICi u Tjrw.vw abulias. •« ri »e r» i •; •< in e* ',• My'OUJi MW llt hCTSH.!oo.U» ~s««i i*>' GESCIIW1ND, Merchant Tailor, 1*4 B. ae iwmovad M tb« amer Btara. 4 ■ar4«am. whew ba to P*^*«a M« < ■,** i - a M «VBT«M WQMByS?!' > ’! u»Mdu>M>a: »•?,. n M ; m OS •« IT I « a at nt »____ y ; w | RgAOr* M4J>A VLOIJWiG, !i:: MraMupMpr-Y'.: IMUC* DINH ea «t y••<.,dir Vtetea )«ttM VI ml e» M Maelrti u.r«ua» • wnr «ob.>.ry.MY M«*^= ■mimp. m ma, itu.” 'i-mr?; nW ffrptff; is: s h-#-sWj£ Phainix of Hartford, tn rwm wgg gi a *333,172X4! (FtBRUABY iMt) • Insure with the Phamix. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-08-16.pdf f5c75318abcdb1b0bcfbf2cdecbfa20b PDF Text Text scHiqif LMONDQ EAWTED [ANDI VOL. X. fjt Sutisjs MJannrr, ih-.lisbid«t«»> RDrnuT. HASTINGS, BAEBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1865. NEW COODS JULIUS RUSSELL &C0., A LABUE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, WE DEAL IN DRY GOODS Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, __ _ .»**r fill X.Ji UttU, aJ Ifc’I'A ,. ir.ct 5 asll, t- ei-.e- >M isiyra •_ Hats & Caps, Barry cL’uaty, Mtetu CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. •Booatg AHI) STAOTDimT Q C. BCUT, FbywicUn. baa entered upen the practice of biiyrahwitoo stHiaUVfs asdririaUy. Rrehtenrc oa Jefereun .tree, toward the teeth e*d. OSes with Wm. Jaaea, Dcaifat. • J M. BUS8EU, Hbviicixn aad SdrgeeA. OtScwlo BeseiD’i stars, bate street . JOHX BOBKBT8, FbyiUiao and Swrgeue Pwilllog on Uroadwty. near the Coan Bouse. . Which will be sold tKvre ?nl 4 i^eihiF .V- .* .r ’**■ tay**11 tei^i -UOf. iMKi M waak ta * pto« MORTGAGE SALE lEFAtLT UarlnjteSremedrin the eowdriiew. • uf s mortgage made and cxreeted hy n ill­ , £><rb»i. jr., sad Uelra A. Everhart, bis r, to Jobs Newlin. bearing dais lbs treh day VERY CHEAP FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. MMrne . Don’t fi rgi t the pfac*. at BUSSELL’S STORE, I. The EseAAlve Committee will bold a meeting M tba stand is Um centre of the grounds MS o’clock 00 TNgrUSty, lUaeomd day of Um Fair, for tba pur­ pose of filling any vacancies. In tte View­ ing Committees, and each member of said ; la lead tows, la a riatoaary beet; Committee* will report hi tn self M the OnUnsg H Bna, s.liscMogly to .land, time. ’ ’ Aedaaall haaate to Msiatala it» post J 2. When a majority of a Viewing Beat Bull 8 yaerated or twar, Burttod at bta ewwveiae. te'wakeaa, sad Committee are present they ahafl const!- eewodbatedo, Then sleeps a^tiai-ahl stoat at say seat I lau a qooren), and be antknrtad to Beat Bull 2 years old, Ob, fatal alsafeer; eras m the foe award premiums, and the Erst name 00 8 s*m d beat do,. la afoaitag oa. to sirikt a deadly blew I the liet of those present shall be the Beat Bull 1 year ted, xrn •••ted badl dg^Z dr -■ chairman. Tor efteea baadpd ef Moryaa-. gueriUte 3. Each Viewing Committee will ■ BateCnw, Had foltawvd <fe Ibelr track with «e<er baste; bast do. procure from the Secretary a blank re- Becood ‘ Aid wtrsapproetelsgaa tbe eaarp all atm la. Heifer 2 years old. Aad the ware aoidirn Jeat begta to uete port, with Instructions, before entering Beat ■ beat d<>, ' upon the discharge of their duties. * Secund 1 Tbe iwwu ot euln rjkm. It II Bl, win fa, Beat sucking Bull Calf; Wbe reigns abeva. tbelr lives ebeald te arsafe 4. A premium wilt nM be awarded beat du From earth, iball aw rrptosel Bia drerto. when the animal or article la not worthy, Second ' Bret sucking H.ifer &K I Tickets of membaratnp, (nal trenafars- I though there be no cnenpctiton. beat do, ,rble) eno dollar, will admit members of| 5. Whew articles rf merit, buperior Second ' one family, eadnaive ofeons qyar twenty-1 in their character, and which are not pro­ one yaera of age, during tba continuance I sided tar ta Um premium list, are entered tiit fudges are desired to rtcomcMnd die of tba Fair. „ Slngl* Ttakale good fur owe ndmiaaion, ; nr«ionary premiums. Aad all the ahmkleg frastv witp liner fills, ■ A Articles entered and marked eg 20 cants. Chiidreu 10 teute. | Nerves it for fiight, or root, it when it steed. ’ /oreys shall not compete wUb those of All Tickets attempted to be used, axI WMie the dread thought shoots through ths throb­ domestic manolacten ;1>M naj. if o»cept by U m persona to whom they belong 1 *0 bing brain, will ba forfeited. i «o Flight or roeiaUaae, both. aUkt,ars vain 1 Tickets ean be ha&of the Treaanrar. 1 00 . . '.TO . regarded as foreign, if owned end used 2 00 »।thin the ononis, fiir .Cuming purposes. Second best do, A 07 as helliah as tea yeti of Beads; 1 M FiwtDat.—Wednesday, the first day And. aiiMllanenue with that feaiinl sheet. BeM Heifer 2 yam ted. sl'v.TWtiwtS!* "S"1™ of the Fair will ba occupied m rwteriag to mski tteir report to the Sucretary on1 IbrirmardrewM Ore is Moaaplaaam.htead. j Second beet do. . and arranging Stock and other articles lor nr before 3 o’dock, P. M., of Um second Thea all Was dire copXaeit^, canaga. nrat, . , Bost sucking Bull Calf, exhibition, and d»or>niUng tbt Hall. Aad there km eecrtae many a lo'.d.er ends, J,, Second best du. Sacoso Dir.-i-At 8 o ’ cb-ck bn TliwraP-reed, sate Uvp4>7 «h* Matb-dealiog baUl Best sucking Heifer Calf. Qr if be •roei pa gafebl/donate to ^l day, tba arcond day of the Pair,' the Eie- Committee, at If o'clock P. IL, on the Betond best do. eutive C.-mmittee will bote a meeting at tecirad day dflha Fair, to place oa tba Ss.tiered, dispersed,ea evfiiy.alfe ttiej1 fied; **■■ ‘ ---------me of Alliof vacM- | wtawv;--------- ““ ' JUgM—Cyran Buxiob, TbootM Bites Bat Oyiag. men the dreih they reujbt to Ums; mrautaea. A» »Q pramieaie, a badge । dall,.U W. BeeeatU , Oa avrtyeldi reiestlasa feet were iprmui. gee will commence those to whom war Bret Bull 3 yam old aad Brer, M 00 And with thebiyonet, MBH. revolver, gun, ----------- ,-,u, 41 J’o’clock P. M, SMtfMafMMMb'-. —--------- ,------- , s',' Um trial <>f trolling stuck will lake place. tadgaBMto «*)>tawre4M tbeSaeretBly'o Second best do, Wtahtotowpe-yrteMMattUtenta. Beat Bull 2 years ted, « '■ At 2 o'clock, the trial of Female Ltjuee- office. . . u-_."«;?xi»ve n> - • ■ Second beat do, ..wirfl trsinrhip will take place, to Im immedi­ A. The Y,Jewleg CnynyktwqmNflfr ately foyuwed by Female Driving of /y /rMtaaddm tn communicate to any per­ Beat Bull 1 year old, Becood best do, . teama'aihgU dr double, to taniae. sun any information witli reference to Three was a youth iu lt.il lU tated fees.!, , At « o’clock the Annual Addrena «UI | ■SaatCoaf' - teF L -.’. tteir award*;-sfatWaAer tba reteJfeg of Ore wLom bvltoitovayueiaMrsysl bid psi be Mivered at tba stand, al tba cjoae of iha Wfne by.ihaffitamtewyl 1 ! SeMtad'KM4b^--u>i-" ' Tbe tael sis moallii a taraTtofewr, «ad Beet Heifer 2 yean old*. 1 Thia wm bli int Mid; uM It peteed Ns MM . M,< SwperiaeeedMM are atrfeUy ftrSecond best du, I Kagvrbe was la ear l'kerssts tesSaedC ' bittukrnwivk* toformatiun Beat socking BullAK 1 ibd etergviterebefoMtbetegU'a Mtec. with reference tai the ownership of an'.., BeKted beat do, ,d-.'- i I I'vw.aab' Bed. a rtter terete bkeeewav, 1. All pQiupeUtxra for premiums, male or articles on exhibition io tteir 'Beat sucking llaiferEn^' ataa^'fcpaaUMtataJiU n: ,-rn-iaV /. , judges and officera, shall be rrsidrola of Scduud hot do, nyxjo Ji M. NEYiM. Atateary. the County’M members of the Society and no Interested party shall bass judgem< Moo property that be or his femily ubt shall eAibit. •vUj vj--.-.ntr'. . 2. , Ail »ela-aod aruolaa Intended Or Mdk beta the bitafe/stey earer ba kaa fur eihiHtipa, shall be enn-.-ed on of be­ Bull'S Tia eolJ kwame test tm tkfrt tate tear, fore the ficatday of the Fair, at the pffiM By tr>eedar creanda b. wm feta bo aon XXm Ha had Ml psr*u. awf M states «Mr, thrir animals and article*arranged In tfie proper places, and in season, otherwise they will ba overlooked by the Viewing Best Helfer 2 yrerauld, Committea, , Bast Stat lion 4 years oU or^ver, IS M Bacuod bate do, .«<> ■•• 4. Cards wiR be furnished with the NtaitatK'• . > ♦«I Beet sucking Bull Cetf. number*.■» entered at Um -Secretary's Best Button • yam old. 4 ■ • -<■ I W I Beoocd beat do, .s!'*aT w ... wflfec, which should be plated ubon( or beat do,..j ,u.. JM• Beet sucking Heifer Cell, ei-Ul jfi 00 uar th* animals or articles foy •xhiblliuu, Beeood Boak^jy1,JtWVHv,4 r 3 1 Becood beatdo, ' T5 so that tba taigas wijj bare > ■ CLASS NO-Mtttere-Caam*. in finding them. J JUpea-L*. Frett, & fi. Esbibjuirs of horses vVR Lata no Andrus. tics theta sign wTU be raised ta dba oeotrex< Um ring, designating Um eUaa of Beat Bull 3 ]'un of ot*r, •» 00 borsve desired foe eiamiaation * by the Best Trotting 4 yre. I. Second beat do, IOC1 iudgea, whan all bqreee oflbs t elate .moat > Beat Bull ! yearn old ' >00 ■’ * be brought into tba ring and there rdmaia sXitTdo, -------- M dacMM upue nniil ■w le1-1 Secund do, . . . .. S' or 1 Hastings, Mich. II. WHIGHT, A TTOBSKT sad COCMMIXLOB AT LAW, and rMwifor » Cb.ucrey, Mataey rabUe e^ Caarvyeaeer. Alan. OraMl tvert Ca-Mteeiewar far Barry lor nut tla<». sedupid,.- laaur wwwlerfcf»ar«a 1 sad tt>a urensed lwtaaaMfeieMiy«M*M> EKF Secretory. Treaaarvr. bngbt. . Bat took tarir ho tees lb. wild ecrere of day i For etill they labored ie the Arid telgta. nregtsi said th. trr«. femJteoa. fray : Aad eta testeretatmlliil i.fomwtefteedrigl Dtetefeedtea/taepere ibai areas* them tam Who, eterhag ap wW> eseeroueae deep. i ■ CM eat gated, the seal were bet eelefei Have just Purchased MORTGAGE SALE. NO. 16. Sutr»g»' Strom girtrtcri. UasMst la fe-sed W it.h* |itegwUnkMltefeH (».- c* Ur u>d ■•Yer. to aaaaetete wtetear Sir m.i. |.rv(W. .-.uU .'m.teBgMjfcfeMMw UalliCK-rv. ail* i ;;!.!iu«g. JUrteteJliMM, Ma« te OetoMW roe au. , Judges-J. C Hatme, June* Stewart, ' again be entitled to Curapeto fur wd MUx WiiitaM, i premium. BwMfterAjrwaywoH nearer, 1 7. AU animals’ tSS articles offered I Second Ut do, , fee eiLISMfa’tetall » tbe tuKald* prop-1 unj of n.maMbarW the Bounty, reatding i MILITARY CLAIMS 1 <3 00 ' 1WJ Zafgta—^A. J. Bonn, A. P. Kmg, tell.UMoQaaea. 1 AU *<• airfed/ ferbidden tn ' Jasper Bhrtah. s<r . . 1 |Bee; Yoke WotMm Own, ; footer than a,, walk within Um’ B«t pair 5 yam qU or war, K H I (Seemed bbatiU, •ertpR dad-rfea the FMfe .-gPf «*' Best pair lywte tea eta, i There are tern tWG prfeooere cow coo Gwd Uth<I)rj.Turtdmfer ta>; ' ■ ,’ft.aitetamnre bbam ’-Gf 'th* new KOO ;.-a«C 1 00 1 00 . cUM'YB UioMU Beam vea Caaauau- ) »» *few“Vn*-.Y J JuO-RiehardJonae.JamteA.'Nima AIN’S rOBTRAIT GALLERY, u|It,WM,.£suOi U l *. t. VAN WMVIV-I b. il > jwnre... where I 'Stoll inrtrT** xactobt- fur eocM goods. Counterfeit leu*. raised from OMVO, the Rhode Island L’olao Bank of New Torit, Nd totaxieo three, on tte Wpeh Jte»ar ■■ P. Ctey, Geo. Cretaw, J. < •tetfekGoV, H.Earl. I Beoondbealda, *>s ed teitbin th. enonia, by the aSMttui Xtorri- *kW»W f' *‘* . asM®-Aw-''!,",r. »ve| GUARDIAN’S SALE. totar dtee letata ef BtaOa B^a. «ue<Enxafta<a.eeeanata . fe.u, >iu t» uu JIM tan Kw to ■ juaptt -b terihaX«0 .* . .1^9 rem. Kamnng, y tUaYAt.ntoA �Jt«s! ntk TKisrtUatitans. =2 Mcotery. A MOST IMP ISTtRESTlKa fARMERS AMD ’ sent to F«wt Jefferson on the Dry Tortu1 gas. The steamer Florida carried out , Mudd and hi. companioo.. and has r* Beat Bear, Second beat do, 3..: Pig ft mouth, old. Best Breeding Sow and Pigs, -a-- . atfU. t> 4—1 U M «rt*> land oa the Southern Florida coast. I Tink- Btet ooUeotiM of Plass, 1 Best CnUectom of grapes. 1 Beet halfd..x. Log Bl-vud Bwte, Beat half d<>x. Twrotp B<-eta, B»«t half dux. Sugar Bseta, Bbalf dux. Ruta Hagas, half dox. Parsnsp*, ball dox. Carrots, । Beit half dux. Tomatoes. Best peck Potatoes, Best peck Top Onions, Best peek Swret Potatoes, Best peck V?bjte Beans, Largest Squash of any kind. Be*’. 2 Summer Squash**, Best 2 W|nter Squashes, ‘Bert Mower. Bast Wood Sawing Machine Bofond beat do, s B«t 100 Horae Shoe Nalfe, Beat chopping Ax, Beat Mattock, Rest Grain Cradle, Beat Ox Yoko, Beat Churn, Best Cbecso Press, Boh Bee Hive, Beal* Fanning Mill, Beat Com Kbeilcr, Rust'Horae Rak*, Best 0 Cora Broom*, boat Harrow for 2 horses. Best Pump, Bast Sod Plow, Beat Corn Plow, Beat Cultivator, HASTINGS Jtufytt—Darlua-Healh, nsRl, M. Geachwind. No country io tbe world is no wall adapted to that varied labor and skill which grow with, and briplinereaac civil­ Bert Two Haese Wagon, Beat Two Horse Car ' Beet One Horse Bug Beat Two Horse Sid Best Single Sleigh, Best Bob Sled, Best Farm Cart, Beet Wheel Barrow, Beat Sofa, ,i ; isation and freedom, as pur*. Rich in abundant and varied products, rivers and lakes, nahirsl highways for inland, waler power in every State, slegm and skill to use It, dveryVbero—all edmbihe to bring producer and consumer aiisby aid*. All tbi* would comp iibliirally with a ; workshop In a foreign land, thousand* of > miles awjy-"." wheat, corn and csttl* • go-to New England or to Europe to be ’ sold, always at a price governed by a for­ i I > ’ [ Best Centre Table, Best Dining Table, Baht Bedstead, Beat Flower Stand, Beat ft common Chair*, Bcrtfl Parlor Chain, Boat Rocking Chair, Bert Ladies'Sewing CUir, Bet Work Stead, Beat Wash Stand, , 1 1 ' . , RICHARDSON, qualities for special asesr,, , , Twa fl e4><4||Kl—- LAY BTEEIL ■Me mealing to be held at the Court House tomorrow (Wednesday) evening. Tbe mating will be addressed byltav. HARDWARE STORE! 'IL G. Bryant. H. A: GOODYEAR manifested, o»er thia project during the past week. More of it. however, ia. be , tween tbe rival points west of us than at this place. Two drivgati<m« hsvp visited ihi* puint from Otsego, and two or Ifarvu । from Allegan. The engineer sent out by tbe Grand Trunk Co. has been through <c tbe route from Otsego, through Prai of all kind: rievIBe, tbe north part of Barry and Johnstown, to Lansing aud returned through Hastings to Otsego add Allegan, looking *1 both proposed routes from and will be sold nt Railroad Prices, Hastings westward. The result of all this engineering, »e have not yet teamed,further than that the All* ■ itb fK-iT-ti rouBdeucv. a sut Girr Diwnst-ni I? is offnU R>rj4>Uinin( SAP PANB, WAR CL ATM AGEHT8. XSAPPEN a HRiOWt, Offlrw wvrr KebriMg** Grocery, Shelf Hardware. U p LASS. v ■ purry •Ger ofajest is not to argue the question ■or bandy words ; we airnply re-usert that WiaUb, of Intoxicating drinks la a -“jWeniewe" business under tbe statute* gaatof“4x HARNESS SHOP '®jt£Ses? a* Masons thus to -expreae our sincere regrata o', bis an ddeu drt*.UM therefor* ffesofrrd. That tn the death of BrothmH. Wood, we have tool a worth) brother Mtaoo and an upright rilixen. VXRSTOE XBrs&s BED JACKS' grotKuteH iWe oanm* hove lb- best forming until we have tbe bast manufacturing to tariad ■B.aB do not propose to mingle In lbs contest 'between competing poicta citbvr east or we*t of ua. wseepliuna have been taken to the term •used, and a few of our friend* have de doCed a very4 disagreeable epithet a« toseeotocily applied, Co themselves in con- AND WOODEN. WARE. , - fore* and materiale, ssnh sa fadhpems route was regarded as quite practicable from Lansing to Healing*. Perhaps it may properly be stated in this connection, that the people uf liastings wjlt co-operate to tbe extent ol Jh«ir ability with tbe company whose propoaed line Is decided to be tbs best of any rout* weal of this place. Until the /jueitoaof pracUcabil.ly ia settled, they eiitaaH.aod charac trrixed such businu* ■Cqjftlll "under our statute*. Some ►Al NTS, Deficiency tM.400 -Every dollar of notes and aohecrip1ttonsin Barry and Eaton Counties la to be used in Ifewe couetfee." |t wiU. .tawitaMy., MORTGAGE SALE. zEaooW, and mingling of these many 114 i. tinged and shaped by aoth wide of man over Nature’* trees and la, to-flin of lirtaaL hiirtrihsa tur*. wahh'X aa JW T.a.a™»r,ll I. w™. M fibe product of bis acroa, eeoeomy rf «k be did. in whteh rtse Gen. Grant would >ve been- the sUsckttag W»T-. >» speaking of tba cruel treatment of our prisoners, Gm. Grant mid he did not think Gen. Lee apedally to blame for U, but that Daria and Be--**“ ___ ---------------- for it.' In 1 regard u> Meitab, be expressed the ,opinion that unites the •—-----------(th* armed protection o f would bo war between —----------- ------and Fiwcem less than five years. Mr*. < A, B» uha^r*. work officer bmiB,frw whet- r"Genml*^1^10 C*U The fund* to bo received from tbew socials in» bcTMtod. ia further improving the edifice. A general MOOT SKEPTICAL, Ltoo of; tRM __ idaaw of Mrs. I/'A. Holbrook. Farming Tools of nil kinds. fai*Rui3Vu Bort cured bee/- da do. Befit 3 lbs Brtlor made la June. Real 3 Ib« Buttsr made in September, Best Cheese,- tan Ibe or over, Bast Honey in comb, 10 Iba. or over. Best niton Maple Molaa^ GEOKGg GRIOMM. Stray Colt ! ROPE, ” 8475,000 *igu market, and begs la that price, lete. JDiscanoe from Junction to Hasthe cost of transportatiob and commission Xxipg» 15 mile* ’ s? and tbe risk of aWpwrert. Spend half C-st of-fining road for the iron tbees costs in putting tbe water-wheel In ptoes, whereby the steam might be his Ctotfdr 51 miles Of this road, 41 mile* is in Eateervaat; or in making tbe waMe power ■ on and Barry count ire, Cost ofil miles, at •5,000 per M. 205,000 pfp>esteu*Langina turnlatlm and wield Surplus of mean* in Eaton and trip bammsra, and bis wool is woven apd 114,000 hi* tool* mask* . kson and IngOn Lake Superior, in Illinoi*, Wiscon­ Cat Of 10 M. 50.000 sin and Missouri, In Ohio and Kentucky, we bare vast mineral wtaltb—copper, 010,000 11,800-21^00 lead and iron. Wby abonld trot the West make Its' sbroad fin* own Iron W*tee|.'*3 Bost loaf Wheal Bread, Milk or salt rising, Bart loaf Corn Broad, Bc»t collection of Cake made by ’ ooe exhibitor, Bert cared Ham, whb statemeat kmctYATXD MSAK* MOT rar sscvasn. •25,000 20,000 40,000 188.400 ------------ 8223,400 JACKBOK-H.bHrt 4m_ Iiu . . 8*f>t. Uth A ietb, Oct. 1SU. AUlk. AtBWJT-Pwtar Backup, a,. , fleptlTthbUtb, O*C1MMV"K KABSIlAUr—Ilvrodun IRcm Ass •** i ibth, OcL.ntk. BATTLX OUXK-mtu. c™k Hc<w SXd.Bepl. :Oih_Ort. Ista. " iCBLIC NOTICE. light of subeequent event* lb«re ia no doubt of the guilt of all tbe parties ap­ prehended, charged with complicity in the assaalnatioa cf President Lincoln, and It is a qumiiotrpfnegro no mure than of white suffrage. But it hi a question «.fo Intelligent suffrage, applicablo to all alike , a fixed universal rule, nnalterah’.o except I by amending the copilitalioo.” T»o Greed River Valley JU X. We find iu the Jackson Daily Cilut» the report of a moating held in the city of Jackson, en tbe 8d of August, In which !• the following matter relative to the Grand River Valley R. R.’ reported aa having been staled to tbe meeting by Mr. Pringle. It will be read with interest at -In IMS-Um matter was talked wp along tbe line of ths road. The books were opened in tbe fidi of 1884. Mr. Pringle sobmlted tbe foltovring schedule of what had boen thus far sub­ scribed towarfrthe satarpriss • actual suneCBimoo to Ealoo ommty ‘ 0100,000 Mda'.a best Flour from2 bu. wheat, 1 0&.000 Barry county true policy of Govenrmetil, to put ob­ 3,000 Heal Ax Helve, Inada ar* much cast stacles aside. That policy, en help or 11,000 ____ _ ______ ___disappearance of J. Beit Pine Door, binder greatly, bringing 'prosperityor Befit Window Blinds, Thompson, rebel Agent among the Ca­ Beal Window 8a.b. Total nucks, with all theksset* of the agency.— Beat tot Tta Woo, . ..■ Jake is a natural thief, and they knew it. They abouH havp never trusted him. •75.000 Eaton county 7,000— 82,000 Onondaga . Ji^to-W. A Brows, A. Lynd, W, heard from his -door, or (be puff of a ■tesmnpl*^ eefiftg lumber from the H. H. Heath. Total means to this Ums •251,000 Beat pair Lnidie*' Gsitcrs or Shoa, Bolllrees Cot, Baal pair Pauls, 'Best Over Coat, Boat Flour Barrel, Boat Pork Barrel, at l.ta, BSJ.L im A l«k. Oct 10U* (juTcjaAnDri-H^a^^^ of dark ^Spangler set to Work at bl* ago. 1 will quit for fear of tiring your patience, hoping Io see yoe again, some­ trade of a Carpenter, and O'Laughlio put to an employment in which ho <-an b* time. J remain youra truly, EL R. CuAXoLxe. useful. There are about five hundred and fifty prisoners confined on the Dry Tortuga*. On their passage hither Dr. Mudd, Arnold and O’Laoghlta, confessed that they knew of tbe plot to take tbe Prteidrat and convey his porsun within the rebel line. ; but they dray that they knew of the plot to murder the President, claimlag that this was decided on by Booth only ashore time before the coinmlseton of bl* terrible cyme. In tbe Best 3 Watermelons, Bat 3 Qulncua, Boat single Heroes, / Be»t Man’s Saddle, Beat riding Bridle, Beat Trunk, Best Valise, Best pair Calf Boots, Bust Pair Kip Boots, Tbo U*Wfta>- lb* country her* U of similar make and ' Iwrnln, <l»h M­ * Mltoo 5 but after their arrival, on finding toil to tbs land in Bsrry county, though that lb* Hlsod, which'Is thirteen acre* rleber oa the bottom lands than any part of Barry Co. Tbe water I* quits good in rxtsot and enjoys a.fine sea breexe, is here, much better than al Derails Bluff, a very btellhy place, sod not so unpleas­ where ws were last spring- The health ant aa was supposed, they wereagraeably of the company is good. Boy* from Bar­ disappointed and congratulated th.mry county are J. Callihan, E. Hale, Gep. • •” ' ig*. They reached their Chandler and myself. ” D. McDonald omsnt July 2$th, and waa wall when kto company want to Cam­ |y pot to appropriate den. Hiram Johnson died with the small being placed in the posiuun of A**fe4nt Surgeon; Arnold that pox, at Washington, about three week* That his death leave* a void wall aa ia tbe community ,wboui as well as °ut*e2rwa hta memory will long be cber- That we tender our.aympslictad family and relatives, Belled to mouro hi* nntimr tbe widow, under and aignaturns of so published in tbe FIB �i°c"sBtn%e3r*a^ ■*W»M real all Uimm, of -- ------ broat. Lung, U«rl. Btomad.. lib .11 borufulow owd Fawwui l.nclple of warrmlio, , e,„. cure n rdreted. They Will nr-H Orbr^. ■ n.oriiif p'ses. on thi fay, cotxwiu1 lac*. AU persons ■Ufa' „ riwcipls of iMunnce, shouldanifa^fa^ T* ■.r.-BNMtia 40 MM Jtrgal Joints. S 5 SEISEES fl 8- SEIE4EE i:,s itsitsitcj 4 41 U M IB r?;^E4E we a iirsScS «O 'll M 1 M K 11 M vtf M stWSW nwM«fs*M » Ayer's Cathartic Pi He cwnnuiiily how e.urt! they eiwt *> 1 f»«T» • ifcra. Town } North at Bujts 10 WssL s w Kofis X t< 40 IM M» Tur Hastimor Social will be enter­ tained thi* (Tuesday) evening at tbe res­ idence of Mm. L' A. Holbrook. The feeds lu bo received from theta socials :»to be used In further improving tbe Presbyterian Church edifice. A general Invitatwo is extended. > EWSt BiWi DRUGS! DRUGS FRESH ARRIVAL OF x^t-ssSEsEe < ante meeting U> be held at the Court House tomorrow (Wednesday) cve*ii>g. Tua meeting will be addressed by Rar. NEW TFJU'ERAMCE JUXT1M0. TULodcraf Good* trsnplan io il>U .illae*, »r hiM.iatcJ a Mrir. of pcblle mowruce irrusci-ta b*b«ld >n tin Court Hews* o»w. artM* Iks Considerable excitement has ptiNMusEia by tbe Grand Trunk Co. has been through <« tbe route from Otsego, through Prai KNAPPEN A BUBIOWS, ■HU ARI MEMCIIEI, attention, Books and Stationery AM PEK.MONHItS holdfii- Costine. netille, tbe north part of Barry and Johnstown, to Laming <aud returned through Hastings to Otsrgnatfd Allegan, looking at both proposed routes from Hastings westward. Paints, Oil, &©. Tbe result of ajl this engineering, w« have nut yet learned,further than that the route was regarded as quite^ practicable from Lansing Io Hastings. Perhaps it may properly be stated in tius cumuetion, that'the people uf Has­ LUI^NSED FIRST SATIO.UL BHK OF HAST IXOT, S7SII tings will cooperate ‘to tbe extent Ol their ability with the company whose proposed line is decided to be tbe best of any route west of thi^ place. Until tho question of practicability is settled, tbes do not propose to mingle in tho contest between competing points cither east or V«:»dt*’IKMS<E “ Fst-dktocs."—In speaking of sundry Ottevr. android ltrs, end «Wlr Widows aid rs. and >l« Kw-Bmurtiss. ss^ ettsiSRMSrf rrnuMtiA Claims pzomrtly collected M nw able ntoa. . . -. Cood Sews is ike Aflictt4i >TS lueal matters, last week, we incidentally Alluded to tbe business uf some of our citizens, and chsrac lerized *uch buain«.ss as “felonious" under our statutes. Some cxctpiivus bare been taken to the term •used. aud a few of our friends hove de d-jccd a very disagreeable epithet as necessarily applied, to themselves in Con­ sequence; cod the Uaxxkm Um been charged with making a false statement.— Uurobjsci is not to argue the question or bandy words; we simply re'hssort that the selling of Intoxioating drinks ia a “/efoxioss" business under tbe statutes uf Michigan ; and bo attorney who is posted in lus calling will assert to the contrary. •?"S 13 ‘E’EIE r. so in » »o tft 7flUU.V,on TtnrU.) rtw!FA *-v of matter of the Estate at Hiram Wool, t’ESiSESS M Town I North of Bafas » Wsol M 14 M l 40 *0 M M >o& of «JvS|lt' M Jl MilU JK 11 n <'• ««> I r ■□Bros S44I ihlMsg Well? CHARGES RRAStWABLE llveled, nr-'hionwboerverusfasnigs Wi error, It Ims pleased tbe Supremo Architect of tbe Universe to remove from among us, our worthy Brother, Hiram Wood, it becomes us as Masons thus to $4^8! k«C. express our sincere regrets al bls sodden death, it Is therefore Rr«o!r<7, That In the death of Broth­ er H. Wood, wa have lost a worthy brother Mason and an upright citizen, deterring vf our esteem, confidence and fraternal love. t RetclvtJ, That his death leaves a roid lo cur circle as well aa in'the community kt which he lived, by whom as well as ourselves his memory will long be cher­ ished. Ar« W, That we tender our«ympa<hj to his afflicted family and relatives, •be are thus called to mourn his airtime If death; and that copies of these Re—iutio'* be presented So the widow, under- ] ‘bewaloftb. Lodge, and sigwatares of proper officers; also published in tbe J “S«J paper. **•*«< TWtU Lodge ba diwaned < lo the usual hedge of monrniiy fur thirty • BQ, Job r ‘ HASTINGS, MICH. tween the rival points west uf us than at this place. Two delegations have visited Ibis point from Otsego, and two or three ftnm Allegan. The eu^/ecr sent out TAR CLAIM AGEHT8. 1 Burton & acklets been manifested, over this project during the past week. More of it, however, la be vp.»». lUMiaurn. ursdociie, 11k IUwcU and l*»h| aduM1 >4f. Loss of Appclilr.wU dises. ir^CBUil IHoJlcffft. ThlJ *1 « blood «>.d alitaiilUinu the st r»|4siuia which it would noil aldraseh. luck MDr*(iKW»,f uialgia b:i d nrrypua IrriuWU G-00D8! -AT-' । MM ses IS u-S.S SilS it, 1k . ttiaxxi �M. RGUCn inltiral Helmtxjld** runs BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, -_ BTOM4CH EHSAtT Miiinim*. IITTIIS 111 IM Boot rwTOW rf SQUB^T OSt’s PHLMOKIlCj BYHVP, BBAWDm TOSIC, ~<^.y:XWSULO . ^jr*«AM«LW KIM.-, MARBRAKEIPniS. 11 AVISO FORMED whej. We are fafiwmad tba best results are obtained by feeding the eager beet. Cut In tMe alkie, they .»« learn to aat tbe beei%’and b«cun.c w food of them aa to cat with a voracious appetite. This kind’of food make* <hacn sleek aad tai. it is* cheap food, and tberb ia no danger cakes together, of different ages, the yojogerysill learn to eat from tbf oldaf and thus they can be often fnd at a very eariy age. bn- poft I eh eM be observ­ ed in raising calvrs, which ima n«t been general!* tx'tioed, and that ia. that the calf ought never to be allowed to suck. After the calf has been cleansed by its mdlbee, remove it at once and feed by taiid. It will thus be much easier taught to drink it* milk, and, never having learned to rock, there will be less danger of fta doing so when turned out to run with the herd. There will also be Iras trouble Of elites, when trtgrtherr.ucking each other—a lad habit, which v<i»u u» jerro their thrift. When the ealf Is im­ mediately Removed, a* aboye recoin I there to much U.. trouble oci thta««x»unt. hart board suiue Insi.t that'eahts would not thrive eo well under thia treat ruentM'wheu allowed to suck fora fsw days. Saving repeatedly tried both metbbda, we have become satisfied that this idea to a mere whim, as the calrcsj eiifermly <16 better Uiat a<e uwver'al­ lowed to tuA. Wo 'auggest 16 thoeo about raising stock this ecaeoa,ifthe have a supply of sugar beets, to try them ss a food lor calrce, and note the result.—Ex rhaa^r. ' A OCWWHSMXIff DRUG STORE!!! ABE FBEFABED TO BUPPLT rc:;cJ a, te, tej u« «wr»‘■ -t.f.. XtTRT KECfciyEB . hew |nd moat eompWaarorttnent of OF ALL KINDS; HElMBOLtFS tMTIACT BUCHU, ■■■gw—>■'■» .". ■ arcaoX<McreA.Xobacb»by\e, a» a xacCaevae- wbiftw curt aW Xbx “ AU wb.veb. 5U»b. U hikr to,” bat a» a rt-vacAVaX. aaco-X — a g,r«aX HtawXaXor Xbx »^»Xxra. ■\w Xbx HvVvou* CaWXTveXfe ©5 Xbc 'Wt»X an$L ft oaXbAbxrt, Ka», $or a Uaft Xvakc.brva raurb-attAcA aw artyeVe ox ftXomaeh HkVter*, wAvt-eh. lakcw x\\ «\wan\v\u*s awA aX Xhc aT* a sure, ^rcvreuVut ©5‘ 2K2S2ZSSSXS? tes l?m tswwinnwWE B=rt:.i»< U O«V0« ANp MEDfCMDt, jrfCbeaMraJHP.1.1 END XT PRICES llSOhol. Suit the Times. MH U|WM. PJT FOR MKCRAJriCAL A!fD MRDlCntAL TCRJN)HXS,OXDYjn ’ Al, ■ Ml MUI IH NSW TURK. SINCE THE Great Decline, In Prices, ’a are prepared to SELL GOODS TKA, copra, SVOAM.SPtVES.riCTTW, PXUXB8. FIGS. RAISING. CODFISH; l» feet, e»vryibj«» ia the Grocery.Tisa, susb as wWl *• oeUrd lor familv wso. Atoo * jreat ewtoty tb« Shnetac H»Me|*at Oratreacl.. At aa Low Prices In tbe Mark Lane Exprtu, a black smith, who has had much experience in the art of shoeing, contends that io order to praveni hbrM from vv<ne«hblM tlmt should be kMud at folfows:—4 Make fhe toe-caulks very low. forward, standing a little under, and Re ebok wtuGr hack A. Any Other llowse if MIcMjea. awA a\X. daseaMs ©J a feivaxXar waXwre. . <nXD3C3S7 ■J‘XBJQIinXH1 And Cooking Extracts, rqit TUB B&FBCUI nnxini'or rua ladibi. art, cora\iOscA rare, anA VowwrSwX. rooX* aad. hxxbs, \Bb\.cb. make. Xheva OUR STOCK >rls«s more than tbe u<u*l'Stock iidd* kept ib » Country Slupe, end ,-bl.ulluAb'j L.UnACl SuCiiil ' awi PATENT MEDICENE*. arc, Xkc \wor vaaa'* Vnc^ Hr. Hobaekh For Doing Busimess, rax EEEKKW3MII ' n oFAewttrPfty, owly/ “ (, SVotruieXx 'B'vXVtt* V\\<. «,OOT mOAV WUXn\, X>J w <Ab ^'UNT BOLD’S - T lx ets-e*ns«in tu *MW. . TSocTot'. To'AV,. B U C H U Dr. HoXjack'* ftX.o'm.o.eV. UlXUn Principal Depalo— . 1.4 EXTRACT BUCMU shoes as far forward aa passible, and sot thsi. hind shots ss far back from the toe uibsy conrenianlly can. It remains fur Mt^IhrnbebfodnmitlBto decide ubiehl. tbaWUrthud, In the Brel place, to have handy slumps t^l, ■!*. Iqxm. ..uys. that when you mow yen ■UE'ver* op to them, and only just g»loff4h*--nwrt’hii>e. nt>d move them and tooWMbi aad when yrwa rake do tbe same. Then again at pi -singand harrowing such fiumjM are eqtwEy bandy. .ft, th handy L. "fatte the mowing .ma­ chine in the’meadow, ready for another year, j This »» also.haody for the maau{acturar. We can leave ths plows, her rows- wad,>bwra»-nik<w all in the field, haedy' for Mother year. It fe not always wavnntent to haul, those things alt to tha barn or shed, «td then thdragthem tack In the ssnie fivld.nrxt season ; it is cer­ tainly nioru bandy to leave Uwm w bare na*l wanted. _Now if«« only think of Ihcarthiiiga wc catt.eave ln<ny steps by having thing, handy. — CmrttpoiulrM ntS^See Ib7 aaa offon/tvs X>» dultaij ud rixtr-lhtM etnu ucv«dU£s at Law bsTinr •■mch loTar the 4«M now reexrinis. wnfMWir'sgr part thereof— fitSwSst ooJw.duMe., ,ttw mb, r. IM*. .1 tea oalock tn tbe fcre'l fl.ffaat tan cribs Court Hluse I ilufinr, IltlAmsl, >>■« Hi.,. ■Dr Hoback'* riXowvixeV WiVteva MM M UaM tasmwlrris>«,G>d|ub&^a OUR FACILITIES Bptetol MtinlWe >!ll Up.id’io COMPOUND Undar ibls bead o<>ula be comprised many things, but I will only mention a few, and many would probably pursue adi&re«trimr>e. but ad w. are all differ ent tn form and manners, so in axprwaa- ■StaUncatiayritfBfdated it. lk.4r~JL-ISP.SMl recorded ia 'Vo'cAc. aOBIWABH low, and the toe-caulk high, and propctIng forwerdehoMta taMh.'tU h.«d «->t while coming up over 'a high V-e-caulk, thus giving time fur tbe forjrard fool to «r->MrW >M n im< 4a borie wUTtravel clean, without a < lick. MQRTGaDe sale. JBilioua Fever, Fever arid jlgue, Liver Compla,intt ^vapepsia,, LndTgeetion, Jccundiee, Kidney Complaints, GROCERIES! I Dtattl,. M1 BBOAnWAt, .Klds^*""4 Ko'lM EOUTI1 tenth bt, nnxjL ' m ~~~ NEW STORE ! "LOTTIE" REIIELL Will iIs Her Best ts Mmm. ®W!TS & 8E®3&, NEW GOODS NEW PRIECS! Bswsre of Gonnlerfaifa . 1 ¥, Krf-Ai On*. , -J ASK FQH HELMB0LD*8! ftXovctae\v I&X'tere Than gittan art put up in quart bottle., of u-hioh Ik. above ia a faa-ahnil*. ST.« UM ia finaLy tngrand, and la provide 1 with a tafe-guard from aounurfai^. tgrioa *1 per bettie, n . poritHriy aiaarws, m obum to hs .ri^e.1 ^"♦waitUluroinjor white,.-«b.tk.r WdbydtoWMS, ftiafor eld an. .,. • 11 T1ULT•‘?,,, ? •b- “ ‘■‘■k’”'1 “»!*• • 6“ • wMab heaaswte. aay, thouauidr. who hare BOOTS >MD SHOES, Ao- dto- -r । < -V r : f jro filing • can oder you r ._• } r.i ', -■ RPUBNDaD BASGliMI lUd with aetrong head baitw, a loalharti CHM> iabest. It adwuld be fed and waler- 0LD-LADIE8 it FAIR MX1DEN$ jdata^torlimemil. toad aboold cooWXLL PLBABB TR Y IT. eiat of iMaa outs, wheat bran, writ; or roola, if It will Mt them, are sUl! beUer, aad a very liulu will do. Tn. first Win­ tar it should bw nrrd for; after that It williwad M ntwre grain untU it ia aid enough to work. With a little oarv in breaking, a Ur.ner may keep tor aatuck af toweaa with bat IHIENIX INSmUNcK CO. tTOVEII ITOVEtl IT0TEI1 Mr He 1 W.. .' riM-L SrubK. o(. BOOTS it wM I ’avpaaggr'.T.: fwylU CMioothesaUln lUymiM-. for.ri.br « AO „ WM.h. MoSa SHELL. Grand R.rM., B«Pl, 1M4 ll.ere.jlUv*. ’ Caliew M One sbilliac aad upweinls. AHl> SHOES, in laa ~^MWlto tisrHtes hereby rirea, ilwt tk« r»4 artAhx Sckbxcrh VAt\\b,bx^ VrcvxuXvacr Hvavth.ea, cwXcr^, IWraalkitw, cXc. that to Mostly kept ln a teunlryiSlM^ aaeb M ’ On moat well regulated farm, there. U a bort.kept for home work, that seldom goes on tee road to any disliMKX. Now iffarmera would .tudy their interest, .nd have that one hruod mare, tbgycguld rarer a colt sawy year with but tittle trouble or txMM*. Tba Bret mi month, it.can vatXawckoK^ €w\ox^ab\t. Sir. Hoback's Uj Stork ernbricee all GROCERIES vctbu£oraX«, Xhx. weak iubWeiaXcdu Sto«iae\x WAXere The Tery L*wej| Bala, Nr Oub. BROGANS WiowwicNt. ’BWltee d.rvx>c a\»a^ atxA make. Ab EMtlrely lew •tM*Jcwr Gwo<», W^fts’proprafetoMlfkt DRY GOODS. .MORTGAGE SALE. Yir. Hobackh Dr. Hoback'a. TME ONLY SURE THING. THOTOGRAPH 0. D. SPAULDING, MEN’S AND BOY’S arc \W Ack vaax\'* ftoXact, av\A Cova^ort. | ikt, T,k, (Are ,1 IL tesU^H. Get the’Genuine Article! Str Ord*, ba Trit! Sattla,unt ?.7?rajic?«:’css "tttiuwrdssgi nBAL ROIJD IS-SURAKCE-lbit .Uni, t!>n Phcenix of Hartford. ta^;raa3,x ^9“"“ «■«’ «A.w sSSEeWass . My, pwjds were bought ainwo the is® CESC&WIND, great dccttisln'f rices, I mH! for cash or ca,h *»33,172.64 ready pay, chaige nothing fur Interest, nothing for keeping ‘books, nothing Lt- bad debt., Mrf <*l£t’> ‘ ■ f . I mr muumffr on-my Gouda. . TbU to whyr tflb «rfl Anarra CTlTOKWtK, axAor amr »ou«xitb». clotbixo, cImwwb. nntm (FDRUART UM.) whan whisky to awes, nt «Trrr pLj.lciiL, M, rvoni, Lull. s-Klv .nd t > this po.Mte. Th, rtln nosgti they take a Nttlt � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-08-23.pdf dfcc1543c5281db9e6330836b55540ea PDF Text Text I ON DCi 8YKBP JXKKAK BOKITBAH .WEED TONIC, iTAnimi VOL. X. 111 . ' ii-iw i • i ।■ 11 |„i H„ -w g, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MIC»„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1BK. —--------------- ------- .- . i------------- —. .ihAK vi ■afami— ewdrwF WT - JULIUS RUSSELL SX.fs.ESJEi!!’- SSS^rS-? ±XL"’ '" A.8TA1KIA, wcrH'WnThave tU toimd attraodlM for Have just Purchased ktoboa lacW*r match,’ 1 A LARGE STOCK OF Thea ail tee tanthafcr. Vm teal goarwnwy heart vtihaol ^ty’GOOOS, TtoUttiagaMlaa ata/; And darker grew (h*>BaiiWb teeea, WUab are Bktog SoM atGraatlr Lae* teetbar look tathraree, to*. B«y*ed the raDay tai Baa! eaNbaeVy deed b bnUleg. And yea'aa glittering iter. REAL IN And Um*. aw*ai Mteeli U**e ag*4*. Met late, hU|m teforet DRY GOODS rocencs, art.aaj !■! » . a*»l«o.i>c«t In urittag dated th* :t» As. ,f Marr’.. A. I> !»5J neonfad la u1 a.j»irraoS<a >» lib«r “X" of Nortngei . pis --- call* -'l»l d%y of March. A.U. INS, ........ ^uKib.riMdJanxaS. T<utw»taJ«n« . .. . u ul.-eh M- rtgagv iberr la eteunrd w to , .1 thadalr oflhii B"Uea lb* (am offtrarbea­ rd Mil dollar laad liitr three atoti Jr-.arilor piucrediegs al Lav barrag baea .t.d Ij >•»’»» lb* >i»M »» remaiateg c^rrdbj .»iJ Mortgadaerten part thereof— •• .Cf || bcrr I; gt’ •(» that end*nlnaadaf .th* 191b CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, i. of Srplrul-rc. 15M. al tea ulurt In lb* fc.fr-1 . .. »l tl« a.-rth treat <ioo» of th* Court Roue* ll,: • iliac*rf Mailing!, >atb*meaty aad Flat* -rr-ald. IWf «>i: Ik m>H at public ancticm ar inlor Io III Uglierl bidder, tto prvmlic* <!*• ;rd.d is s«d Buftgag*. or to meek thereat aa »• !m Cttoacry U> iiU.fr th* cnla new do* on A. HOLMHOOK. Attorney and CaaaaaBorat Law, sad Bobcit la Cfcaamry. will prasnptty aad teilbfany nd Co th* baainni of b.i calltag . Coi»»j.= c. CoUretto*. and Military and Baal Katate reatodedel Oflki la Uafhrrek Moab. BOOTS & SHOES, ••f ■/ . • ■ d.arlaneaMphla, „r„|.^liy IbaiaatMwaat AllU>T*«orMyM«a'.C,l — .4rte«iUyyre»« VERY CHEAP! F#if cash qr^Udy-pay. t«.iu Ute place, at KUaMfcfc. STORE, Hustings, Mich. JV& V* BVBSBU. A CO. TME HOST SKEPTICAL VIRTUE nr THE ' as© JACKET’ STOS2ACM _g s MORTGAGE SALK. __ _____________________ JrtSTSS (Hl ... .Mr Mi.cned by iaI4 Wllllaai OwaloN to Iljacen Caca^brli, oa Iba fl th toy *f February A D l- .'.mJr.-aurtod >e Um ofe«« afeceoaa Mirr!>4ch.A.D. l*«Mt io'cteck P. M.. in Uber K. 11 -.-tog.,, on paar* IM »d 104. and, wM*b mUuur.aagc>H6huagntoby aak Duueaa <'«wpbrU toTraaela La Barg*, ea th* 3O1b toy rf Nratuir, A. ft. k*L H4 “■‘•Wtf1 JV rrt.-irdm luTLr uOkr aferaaaH. J eaa lUh, A. D. L Q. BOtwet ' Atterav »• tow. Mldierle vaevltng Atuwnry lae to*.**. W^^iST^ r*>b c, ui-4 an sail ar procaodingi barter 1 rn.ntc.ud te raa**«f tba toBt aMNNa W stfp2rES££S atatrery Iw. al th* due (FthlawUaUINr •al'ikUarnaaA.BfhramrtMKMeit BoUi §&S£HEggS MhJ^er. Wada^Ld- Ac, all O< teMdh rwqbira Wteb ilj‘daw U4 nd Hoot; rntetrd the pantry, iBMKnnterta to «vert«RM. -Ji 'tbdreforw ----------- —parfedjy at.It, devoted oar. <MB(U.«b NN ttoB en*aHy Md UlMBtl ulvea tototemog, - . f.*jz ; 1,1 wwwtlttd mooM twn**eto«'aNMwh I I* • »«raiidi pa board agraV fir tU codrM imdOMCwf • totefthr,: end plana, teMto, yep-toa, ipg Bov* tot ifoietoMM, tto* ao uitarv*l. Un* 1 wind. o( qtoit, «ul agifo * noiN ; preaapjI? tto " No drwtoa pb*M ihal," I irpHB*i*nwd window wa* gently raised ; and again all *W4itw«r,-eome t»p«>my awom,*to •« .TH of a toarj .ahW* tba oantinwwd, “and Mttonpp.RIM.*. ,* pareing tba togap .ae«mrd tn aff.ud L, opportunity for a afore decided effort. Gar ' Wa onrered- hi* md»; and tbam, etoea white the raid* iitha whreJ* waa loaded beaMo M* pUtoarp- wna a 4to4fo«, ta tba. We lived in a Tarrace a* the time hi a creek toppdad from Ito abutter, and wo trolte* ofKrtAob **g MAy.-imS ta buro which my tai* fa laid, in which we may “"W toMjhfl^to^i wae forced, fur “Thi* I* Naariy aM-tto apperktu*,” be term a suUdiatrict u( Ixwtdon, hie w* i‘»n^ulp. aa>d - “but you aorfoe-eowi* nbaeed <4tote««d to tto k«w; . trace that .thread wad were within Gva mile, of Charing Onea, you-wH! liitd tnal it peaam throupb that and the dark month of Dooember wiw Hr*®r seta 11 totoin'-tb* «*bg Arntettore-Hupon va. Robtohea had been frequent l found’tha latter a diSieult request tn gore d<wt> to the baek ‘wnadp and -nw in our neighborhood, and eo le*e than three houara out of train Ito Termed i«W»U.XMte far “V heart «m toeUng you will emnpratoad-.NtyptoN. -ftamb had bam entered by burglar, and robbed, with rapidity, pnd .tMtmping ayaloat, my that no man c<u»Sd approach the bark pare .‘"VW i UiU I uf tto bee** wttboea toaikiNg ap th* back and yet no diamvrry <if tba ihMvm beA "h%> —ui-s. * - *- a.— ----- a-f—ta. . 1 taken place. 80ably, atot, bed the teork of entry been aecorftpli.hed. that In -no Nothing coullLto MV* . caution a than iWtUBJ -TUuurb. cat* had tb* himatoa been alarmed;-and I tto proccrdinjtj of lh« rnbtora i the abut ter UM puibcj back •* tto moat tlow and it the morning that th* diec<>verj of a :^e*3y fnapn^r ; had 4torn toad a bell ' <*»dto; rubbery waa made. I . iMtnomJllo tL J doubt wtolfter It would [ ’ ' „__________ Tto In two out of the threwcaua. a*,*». have boakenda Au ring. At interval* ltoutotk«Tpa*~sJ through tb* botolM bored te Um window reah, and waa ttoa lead-te fold west* usd th. itoatxtMte are trance had been eA-ct od thtough * pan­ there wmVfU ‘from try-. iadow, by renvuviega pane ofjiiaaa, '5* ’-Sr* T* *" “\°r । made Gul In thia boy. Under.At fiy I aaferAJ tamiiT** by thf w.ay, wbo came and cutting a an-.all bed- in thank-iuar.— tto iN.btou placed h|t teg acroaa lb* placed the. tin bna, paw in ; and orer tto her* to fin<> oeTy their chi m nay* a tending Thia window wav oa the ground fluor, window *ilf,*tol lightly daKvnded into tbo kiy wm a bg.lo preyaw Lire Ljtocdreg- At<W pled T ww g'GUBily with tovir and emilJ eaaily be reached, .iborafjige, toMMyrfgtahwre godePB tree, M«a*tora Gout tba uutside. la tto-third robbery,.ajen oat d or*, wa* very ttobtobom: tod to*. Hltedrtoo of au upper window »u ruler cd by n-epa dark, and tn jto corner ..tore we aloud it ofa kiufe.wbicbGircedbech the faiieniug. waa blaek aa Erebus. Our foctna, ttornand of merer, allowed tba aa>h to be forp, ware quit* yndi*Ungui (hable, and rateed. tb* only chanea q* d>KX>v*ring tu wa* by vie «*•» I war In IIW Stato bra Mar DdSo rapidly tod th* mbberiea ocairred. timching or to*<ing to. , that the abide Mghbwbovd waealaraa«d i Th* Aret Iforgtar waa boo. followed by The police ebook their baada and ioobad a aecooJ. wh'.lrt. «« cvuld bear that J, Now B«*ww M Nubab* Fau*-— third, who wm ouUid*t'waa'U> retnalp' There ia a paujeetotm ■ K»n* *4 Niagara much L> be laatroUid, failed to tod any Falla to mskwawew. aoaaaavtealioa to»e*. '. MmSer.i due to the robber*, abo, they al the aame time warned, vara evidently nut ragatkr ASV** **• cf orackimrn. irn^ puah tba abultor Tfti'W l!-' AS.it* had readied euch a atop-K tfcl we need to aleep «iUr» revolver elnN In our bedude, wtoa wa happened to hpct, » friend who cam* te elay wrthueaAaw U>th n>bben moved away > few paore । day*. Tbla friend waa u «M Jotjid- from the window by ‘ which Uwy had e»1 buntar, and waa aa /ail *1 every artitoe terad. &y Ufe.o4V| way In whJehthay by which Ito animal creation mteh* be eapiared. Ha «»«WW<'4 SiXtofc could have dropped my hey. 8 of baring an adventure with burglar*, and acomed the belhf that they were more eouU aweytotbing, an<J I began to doubt yMaMh«»»b«%n|an war. U than a makh in cunaing for artel the whether ow#'pMttai waa an agreeable and you kaow all iho reel, f, ‘ „ average boeb banter. ll wwaiarelntoM <K«,M 1 wa^arme J only with abv<wd, a not’ to be wa awnred Uta it «•» «n axiom that an waaport, Hi*Wk4*P I knew' boar to «M; aceowpliatod roober oould *&ct aa to- wh.lkt htw lrltod‘a tnaea* of oCtuw or : »*• ‘ ’ trance into aay bdanaf; and tbat inetru cfefWae fhitowto.tHng. “Ycwt aea thia Uir.id.*' be ewd, ._r Ibad hot Tonf U> watt, fhr a InoiAr waa menta were need of aweh a natMi* a* |<> of the UnmedhilMy, ing ona thal wMpear'Se dpor, pell II." cut holaa in door, without NoM, and, to (tftreh bv I did ad,‘ud YidmedtalaTy a tie cop fact, ihAl through roof* end aky light*, and ftdWwn bwrtvn<i*.t*y lighted w»; - A down chiinnry* and ap waler epouia, an atlto ffiktem," tu r frtad drew up the dropped into the hend-ba.in. *1V1» thread goee down atairt, «edto aeeompliihed burglar could aaaily entor elide oCUedarV knfeen. and Baatud Un. the bait defended bouae in the kingdom. hrtt bn tM Anew of twm m«w>i > torn* feetoeed acreea the AoM w mdow ; 4*1 I brute tbat effae I veerM^bf m> fteato^ time khtorln* UtciUnnale df A rardlre> Our friend'* argument waa, that a burao that it abeeM t>4i MipetBh*w j4*Mrpointed ichhida them. -’A : “If either uf 7— -w»v«, HI put a AxuaWto. Tbea t er*M atOtaa eoupla of p«»leu ia M«," adld tny frteod, w bettor a meb «M appruaehmif ttotoahdoec W-tod>«atof«d by too Ooei wtotf»w Nto>^kNdtabteJtM»«1lb«‘ bp wbwb the OWU had entered. “Ncter dwrp lhai acoelnr,' ha.MttopafUfa a utoBMfM|bwL|l k .“.down «■•<>» bi W proeeb, and caw than make arrangwmeoto >Mk" to*a4-U‘‘M. ip»R epw tbe abe*tar. and aboel Am poiWB," ' . • ., i uf io waleetn* him." enumiped, of Mate ». ®*° -IHrM ,d*r.ag, ai.d Ux U much tto* oor GteofW eeBfidwMa «to«M ABbUhHdto.dWb ba1 token out of him. . ---------MWddrBbMMto t S?£% Ibea., A Tew day. altar thia noiMreraalioc, thfarw* pC-ttotoe* polk* informed ea that nvml aciapwi HvraMtfrktlMM oua rtoraetrre bad been aacn about, and re®<pm*od*di»ita|>e ah.|to start, 0«* sytSss; Which will be sold 1> '* mad, in deaoeoding th* bmtedbBtNtoea.toota, h*H^ -cCSC' SBisreltanjy. . rundij ) iimroM.ud bid « •l Ulc.roa, wa* raled teaaa aM. > Ilf beyu^ IL* r*eah ef rd Ilia. J moat dm. and gala >*C*e>y HtepeMaBS^to ■ cl ib*wc vurUng Ihair way. . (.lit and liaaw* of • -IU ipto Ito' o., n,»^i .in IM IU ..r, ud rrawaM. ai.Ui n Ml l» trit whole thing. Qxna in tto dark ) alipxx. a-drme. ng gpwt, *»d yoor gofoahara, aod •«•»<«•»ail <.'. i J wa* *ou« provided a* ba wfotod, aad read* to toaoawd th* *AkA.k Ito dart- , Ww, tp*w*g»to^" aeid my friato. "4^1 *>• aaveu .up. k> ito Arvt Utomg, t wai«* o«b*aa AAarw trda, aad .the foorth *tep ortaka atominably, po to oarefol to to Uw doora or wToUwSTSeelnd It out; dgtaanj,without Mtov." 4 and they keolr toiwreblr w^l tbe dMOMTba foght w>* Lotitorooa, and taaay a _t_j--------- . raX..ld ,0 U,c t>**i?iiiff^!il diEiffjr^yfahBiT TTAtmXQS HOCM, Osa. It Kura. Preprint sgussasett. irxiV'ui’isrM&sr: ■ itb tliu poiaoe. Th.- rd<f d »• . -tt.r» tJcn a htUrwUMAy: ate'ataN. U^teke a iMlte wbteM^ osr______________ office ovan jun- �reliable commenced nver fVe years ago, wl became a kick wfa attempt* 51 811J5-W area aa saeUsa!«. fe.jOwy-■ when her thrown d "tllTraeident,' WvS"«* large debt, suddenly created by the war. •khi roost fa* paid, aed Ito fotosmt promptly, met. Owr national expeeeen, for yeafa to come, are inevitably Increas­ ed. U is weU foe all loyal roes to Ieoh I )* 8aLk-so aa re«. fa. «!.»* «rew bruising!, almost h and she il ax matteas calmly and candidly, and aid U.t .r Dors aod C>llta( Bl—t, rock action as may bo Beaded far thoee new emergtactox We molt erwrn and \ JthSStSy 1!*°“ " •« secure our triumph oveF'Ratalltoa by CQkUAftk—*1 Ptoait Heu< . AtalagT—y-v.ttoai .te aeateto. Mtaly te | such wise cere for our finances aa shall R. R. Mumford, whore fidfa re to meet proride mesas for keeping high the etoa»»nww ILK- x--«.r- Oymisiu !ate. <M to.; iRO/i, dard of breor, aad, aa a mesne of re dotag bb engagemreta waa announced MV.rd UM “Be\h“ '**n wrested ba a etarge help the proeperity and heal thfol growth of d»ing stacks on banka to which ba hid of the people's skill and industry In rg- bo fund., Hla operation. involve, bow,K aU fa. wwn _ AUrOX-t-wUr—^,. ricullure, manufactures and commeem. avor,-a lore oToaly about 1100,900. r, « S® rev. [ promised. It contains ten, white the wpe I Maaulkctare,'ha* Warranto* (too*. During the fiscal year j— dosed, tte The Wrehiag toe Setreb, who reside in rior mechanical execution, and the orlgiuincome from home or revenue taxes, wee the aristocratic . locality af Foretore ih srovBHi ’ S.1........ al low price is maintained. street and red M Mt—IIimIM ivmw, object I aver *200,000,000, and from tariffs *7fl,. street ssm ‘sir It sells m good substantial biiKTing st vOO.OOO. Both these aoaraee uf income I to the oaiored eetoUe eetablfahed fa that J *3,00r,and in steep, library: style a* •»,I viefaity, by (tea. Howard, of-the Freed- ' 7:^’iU,d Tu°ra*» In ■ And rt-eryiMag rfae■-fashfoowi from are indispensable. A "Cutnmisaiun OSJI 60, (be same as is etetged fite seesin I ■are*. Burma. They boaeaebhiai Io have of *3,000, to swult examlnaUcm trnl. v. A p*rty of thirty oegroea from tte( similar works wfitph beftiedly, to veil the Rarnre Laws," cboren by Congress, ttere removed, aad aaeign, among otter Shrcl (raw. All tarls •( and acting In cnoneettao with th. Treas­ ireaMM, that fa will depreefate tte vale, Booth passed through Naw York yester­_ and to contain only aboet half tt> rnucli ____ U. WMUiUT. 1 * <mW*------’ *' day, en route for Rhode Island, where' i reading tnaucr as Barrett's. .' j„i. < uryDepartment, is now fauaaion in New stf tte real aetata. 4th. Die poruait of tte I'rrotdwul in Irome. have been provided for them Lv 1 | CUIC.IUO—ethenssa Hem York alite Custom Hours,red will visit TO steamship Chins, ashore In Boston the Freedmre*e Barren. this work is from a Phologrwj.h taken aw) [ Hete-awa aorkosi. rista th. W«»t before their labors does.— Harbor, tea been got off wlttecf damThe Pacific Rte1 road engraved expressly far it, and wa* .pro­ i<srn>e*Ma»'tortua**L nouncod by Mr. I.inc<i|n. bis family, Mt. I mouth tlrer, Tteir doty is to exsmine the wfade field, ____ - tefftaam — ....... ...W, viuure ' bridge orer Stinger river, have been rer 1 Colfax, Robert Dafe Owen, ana other' and are tew- each interest Is lisiriy or Tm bnoaxraw (Oato) <Otl:R—nn rted eway by-a rjos In thoee streams.— friends, the must aecnrste likeness pub ; Gthcrwhw droll by,at present. In the *4; ' , The road wu recently examined by com­; listed. —AcorrespoMoeiof tte Oteriie Jfew ju.imsnt, and,comparative amounlof tax ' m Wuners, »vd ncccKrd as a flret dm 5th. Il is the only work Inst contain* says the well on fos Swift.fem cams to and tariff; and they invite facta from all a staadMUll o. Monday, tte hist oik, by road, and U. S. bonds dems&ded for its' Engravings (sketched on ttespot) uf ike i Houses sod Scenes In which Mr. Linrolii “ ' luteraatod to gi«e light fa lhelr.wart— to, broahfog of the oabto, loMtog tte construction. lived and moved in early lifo; of the Old 1 Tte -Natlcmal Teachers* Cuoventton D A. Welto, of Troy, N. Y.; & CUweU drill and aoofaet of rope fa tte wHL It ro-Msamblet! at Harrisburg yesterday Church be attended when a boy—said of of Philadelphia, and & 8. Haya, of CM- will takes few days to got it out. Tte tobfag and pumps are roenived, aad^heo morning, five hundred delegatos being other highly iuterevting and aduXl scecrv i niLs. ogo, make up thia Important Cununi. itte obsiruotiousare removed they will te Dreeenl. Gov.; Curtin, and Gov. Bred- connected with bisfecutful and remark- i V ft LASS. mun, whore report will te largely the tried. Tte prospect for a good yield of ford, of Maryland, and Gen. Geary were able career. . | Oth. It will uul be a mare political U DITTY basis, probably, of Congressional aotton 'od is 'Site flauenng. Tte wall at Ves- invited to seats tn the Convention? The history of Mr. Linco ln's life and s dmln isj nnlUun has yielded from eight to tan business yesterday aAoroooa was devoted tratlnn," but wiTfle d' Tull an3 compWe ' AND WOODEN' WARE. barrel* ptoAwv ; tel tel foefo their pump pump does dean not not to tbs reading of essays on educational Specie, at pretent, does out oftte coat/ biography, culled from the cb-ocesl roaatever the result may subjects. try largely. Our Federal Bonds flow to’ A dispatch from Aspy Bay, at9o'clock teriale, written under (he moat fsvurnl.lv istabliabad.; There to'a Europe. We import too much. 5 rock under this ro­ last evening, says there era no signs of circumstance, and by one wk.', of all anything from the Great Eastern. others, was fa-el qualMhd far the task. it is thought by tboeo test, reformed | - hom six io seven If soy proof of Barreu'v ability were Richard L. Shelly, tte correspondent that some *400,000,000 of cur Nstiuaal I hundred foot. And present iodioetioos oflhe N. Y. TriAuw. wbo was arrested required, it can te found Io tte om.fidvnr. asW that II a til pay to work it. Bouds areln Europe, and from koOO.OOO,Tte throe wells at VermUliuo, Boift’a and eent from New Orleans br General placed in 000 to MOO,000,000 of Stats and Rail Farm and Birmmgtem, have all strock .Canby, Ua^been taken to Fort Lafayette. tte fad of bis tei ing occupied, fur a teriu ' [ The amet Was made on account of Mr. of y ears previous to hu> spguiutnienl to | . road securities—fa all over *000,000,000. tte* alrate, with nearly the sama iodise-11 Shelly', criticisms on Gun. Cteby*. ad­ hie present office, lh» high position of The mterast of which—over *50,000,000 I ministration of afiair. fa the Departmsol Editor is Chief ol tte CtMfannli Gudis 1 **»« tafow a«rte IS tonate fertaA —Is to bo paid In specie or itsequiraient. N. B.—1L tte book to be delisersd, of tte Gulf. grstw awv Arenc*s Alav.M. cvsUi.isg Arve•■««(-« tfa are^at «ros<.i« .4 tltor r.re., This is si sum so greet that ifa increase A dispatch from New Orleans uys the does ixM. fa all respects, vqua! Ibe aaruple ' ihaftotowlsx rvaiteteai. :— report ofColonel Degemo'a death is pre- I 'copy or deecriptfon given of U in tte I Jiuuld te guarded against, nr financial CasUvrarei Difare. r«W.I>, KWaaslbw. h was **• another aartber person resemrevem- I FrcBpeelos, Subscribers will be under im> I ly-tev. Ilvedfths. M-rtaJ l.ret— troulle.wil! ccine. Doubtless, in the I versed with ao intettigeot gemfaroan day i mature. E of ibe B #a rU atal Fata utaiag ItonhMB. State Ubfare yesterday, a reeidwt ofVenNk bl,o<Wmobligation whatever to take It. re-, i— -r i hMuu, >n foxwx. -te«s> m,, new and sudden omergendro, car font (• T. W. Criaey is Agaut for tbe sals of* Imo, ab* said tte proprietor, of tte weU । , ~' "* ' ■ Congress node some mistakes In these a* that porat hod repaired the accidsat . ^Wtofawia or Lis coir.—Carpeater. I tte Above Work, in Barry County. ' | mature. W ith the aid of the Export- of tte artist, g>vrs Mr. Lincoln's expraaaed A Linos number of sharks are in the thia Comrotefan and tte wise oooaeeis cf opinion of Oran* Meteya: “Abootfe. | •wretmltoblty. n.rs.C'xeu thne wa were talking <>ne day of Ite op­ rivers about New York, esMing modi . loyal fnen ttev can rectify theta xlbtokcs eration, of the army, pad (askedhim bow troeble to batters. One srvnintr la-t । taxes and tarifls wisely,guard Gsn. Grant UnpreesuA as jumtered tilth week a lad was bathing in Eat lUvnr, ' againv. diffi^ilty, slid protide for tte i.ther commanders." Said bv, fTte great when te saw <«o of the menatvrs iu his ' I suuMMbf (for tree Govaroment. We du thing afotot/Great is bfa perd.tencs— I •tech/, evidently teuton attacking him. I I uoawaito thus as wantiag fosvhmeoOar lie will never give vn so tong m there la I Being a good swimmer, he started for a | a chance fa ih. world P How perfactly | twat wear, Ant tbfa would have availed । x»rM Woharo faith to them asadthe rvaolt of tte campaign v ladiestad this I him but little had tte ctMformation ef n । eqttate.TfSvIsely dlrroted ted used, bet shark been different, as a shark, i we wish that all real lovers of 'oar ooutfanything, Is obligbed to rue on it A correepootant of tte JftUodut re­ and it can only dn so when in m«> trp should be ready with candid mwgj LICENSED lates the following : "His strict fidelity This gave the swimmer a lil'le ndt | uses and freedom from prejudice to help to principle was I I ostrated by bls partner and te reached ths fasrt with but Congress to meet wisely its grave re­ by the following incident He mid wten sponsibilities in ibis important matter. Mr. Lincoln collected any muBsy belong­ cans, every toan of whom tea seen terviee in tte Untuq or rebel armies daring ing to th. firm, he would always taka Office WTrr Sekrtar. Urwe-ery. tte fate rebellion. To te sere, there is half the amount received, and'fold up tte 70/100 COFIK* ROLU !.V •* t>A 174* otter half. Write epoo it tte Wort ‘•Billy’' A dispatch from Hrarte Content the ■ Otprete r«M O«w, n Ms) m. mote'dr less dlflercnce of opinion among (the name be familiarly called his part KAIfAMAZOU, - - MICH. 1 Sth, via Aagy Bay tha !7lh, jb “ them ns to tte charscter of tte reuse tn ner.) and lay it away in his pocket book. British war steamer. Terrible, I wHdb tte* have" recently Mm eagvged, STATE A XT. & CLAIMS, One time Mr. Herndon said to Mm: alia, from Hearts Content the 2d but the fiscl Is patent that they ata united ■j=S. Xtt *25 "Why. do you do that? Why not take at 8t JAre, N.'F., at * o’clock no tte'enforcement of tte Monroe doct­ |W„ .( lh. tartu.fr nii«L ’ tte whole orthe inooey and ore it P avenfteUo ftth fart. Tte « rine on the American contfaent, and on "Because,"aaM Li—>te. “I promtoed Great Eastern returned to Shoe that platform they cordially fratortrtw. Mstre. ate sire ttrete ta>iM. u. wi vto— te the lllh ibst Cbpt Napier rei Tte Pranab are rapidly axtenexing them­ my mother never to ore say body’s mon­ qwvre.—HCtaim. fri.QUy relUcte. M rrefollows : Tba cable parted un w- selves by forced marches and futila ex ey. Should any thing happen to ma, that day the 2d :n.t. al noon In 1,950 fathoms peffitioasfato the interior, wMfa*fev tr- money would be known to teyoura." Sew, u Ike JSIcMt • fwaUE It waa th* grappled fcr three raise, as a genera) thing, srv recruiting *ismtt, 8aa*erS an* Taehsr- 'v ' diTeierft tinea, and raised twelve load- preparatory to a vigorous offensive fan |w r te >»r»r. tore to NMtorv 4ivrhs>YW fa red, nine hundred, and six hundred lath- campaign. We hope to M able, and will i -------------kefatvyW OMmfa tolTte CfaaoMrofar* Muatreal special omi respectively. Each time the grap­ do R, if targe reinforcements are nnt re. <t.rr«t ao4sn rMmv fa L<em. er 4a»<r tv ire pling broke, bu t the tablf remained'on- ceired by tte Imperialists ffom France, •aye: John Surratt has beea fa Canada ww. a»4v u> M.S twrrfolv Anilv ia Pvomm or hy are.) ' lirukec. Tba (Irani Eastern returned to to drive tte Frenrii to their ships before for ajoogtime, aad is now .i.rsisil fa Tta eadirw.a. * »■..«■<«*« Ito Im •*•>• England foj stronger and better grap^ the Ttt of January next." or Bear Mpctreal. lx fa beifared te to la Ito Mair faprtoaTiar ctaw .<»■( aa< rf • GBARDIAH« BALE. " th. warao* hare Snviri ware taker, wto ta» harbored bv aeceeekm sympaxhaers who . ' ■■ I ■■■ • KTVWlVf be—neind^M&ttetxbo are*atire4 htol one of Ihr eleotridans, I iteee^Mtee totes «ea«m*r la itaK'.u 'nt^her. Jtevarel Canadian feteetivea writes roost encouragingly In rtgtrd to MJBCTKtl ASI> KC!<|'8Sr>KI> CLHMH tte cable. Ho toys: “We found no are no tM atari foe film, fa tepre of se­ Bev Ivr4 ato the l"»y on Um otaaUcS ofWr l.» difficulty whatever in grappling IteteLk curing tte reward ofered. X*gA*»B?e«g!«‘fal rito* fa •»!«••• •*• t» ■or vxnntKTx.'tu is. i<.»iu au>»>> ^odare > taUULUaSffiU even at tte greatest depth of water. A» — C’.tackling la prepared we -4 B. .T •• LOYAL LAWrOBt, Bos d.lsJFares s» to I If nevriole Ita mms Montreal STRAY COLT. Sire of tbre. ftstmlmwlsta-fa — ato Btaev ssaallMt every *«T-■> mM.ss oM ■osfoaes to Qasska Hastes*, sfsask seeMtag 1^90 Rfafo »eea to a. d retoy to rerrert th» re.. A Washington letter-writer etatm that takas of osnrramta. E.Hy U.WU— to re oplnioa tat bore evuUretly nprere- Ciuxx F>fa,. drtire th wills wot Ibo cum. load, wv Surii car. *—I ■ bS-po'iiS ix? ri.it; •Tt’S^ESr.1 of repair Ifapaselb Monday, putting i Shelf Hard ware, ROPE, ” iir.ss& Battle (| Certifies! will Mt Farming Tools of nil HARNESS SHOP WAR CLAIM AGENTS. KIAPPEN A IIMSWi, iKsnrBilfssjxiRtt?' Its■5JS£!‘S'lS±>^g, dreteho tbe-iri.1 of Wert*, fart wffl mae. fka’ pctana to giro States eeWreee fa the approwri.lrg trial Jeff. Dai is, whereby mortgage sale. Stray Colt! ' »’.rr ,f lB ___ u, ■ all the fane re tte mart advreugaore torn*. Tte iraa was purdhtaif of Palm­ er, Waters ft Co,, Batata, N. T. TMs fires eommeoee delirerire tte rails the Ixtewadt fa Alrai. aMMver th— ioatafareta watil tte 1Mb rf tte esttla. A maa staffing near W1W MM MrWWWMWS ■ ^W***^* V. tte. Atek.— Traverse City, Mich., ret fa Um day, placed noma Ivei • tdrrifc flea* of HeamY tfohtii split the Ktanades from ths s^fM'as Motion by the it waa voted to advertise fa ths Detroit Advertiser ft Tribune for proposals fur I Principal fa liigh School DepartmeuU — O» arosfoa meeting adjourned to Friday At (te time of tha adjourned meeting Ttart— were all present excepting WU- Qiunly After some diacuariun, and hereby xilboal definite action, tbo Bird adj^nn. ISCS, At the rebaeqaeM, adjourn rd meeting, Uhkom''- all present aa- <rmW- Raya On motion of II. A. tteodyaar H waa voted to employ Mis. Sarah Dawning, aa teacher of Primary i Department, a ten, M,ftMrtiun ‘»f R. Wfetemto. ter ssbry was filed at »5 tes <eA.'- I'pimeaamlnatiua <«f propo tole feteittd for Tmcter aa Principal of WU. IfotawBeteol. 11 wa« ascertained ttet I rjgbt pwipesitknis ted been received, all bd* *wo td- white were rrjected. Un nutfon of M. Barlow, the Moderator (U di rectad to ouwfer w Kb the remaining two, as te'tetee capital tonne, ic. On mottaB atTJ AltoA tte Board adjourned. Bam Dcsaxo— Fixsnieu Mauusin. । —(far raaiira will recollect that nearly ' D. R. McElwain, of this | tillage, ted about 600 buahcls uf wfiest ImM.kWoWk; i.. b< ih. 201 workefte iatMBduiry. He has agi.n b.d }“’ J crop, 281 hostels, destroy-1 rtf Uy tte asms agency. He ted a few t____ _ da^a ago threshed bis wheat and .Owed tt T ,.\N ip ihilBarii of Mr. Billir-gslry, ju.t west i L ■ertJrthHn. 'Oi.-Sundsy night l“L «boui B^’e roof the jmid tern, and in an^iasUnt tte entire i Si caM toMtvw. la flames. In addition to the foes of-Mr. McElwain, Mr. Billings-1--------- hostels of wheat, <>oe ' L^n mJ 10 >. 141 "{ hsjr. Wtet intense malignity CIHUa UABOBABLE U talrtfa, nethtag wUi/vw bbIm m«wW«L r.arirTLAs su.!>!>■■> gi’wi te sll bMU<M •»■ tatoxtaatiug drinks. even in W,fi±' * “ A somewhat lengthy bat dr— was' daUeared by Rev. wer. from tin* to time mi—IBs i h fotafawti that Wertotesteipswa* htol deters to moke fasportaai rewilstfiaim to faeextent that Daria was lastofaatai •eirtta tcacter, at *5 per week.' same it was voted to issue orders at ten per cm*, to taaetera for deflcieocy of saluipa. Onmoteooof K. B. Wightman, XT, which waa aolicited fur Wa stall aodaavor to give dera^f epC* will allow. This hpsetid to be only tba begin THE ■ydraeg .—Uttie -Jonny" Robert., ioberts, of thia Tillage, free- Sft-JriS'i.:! JSa&b-r r— iBorierelj, between the Friday last. Ue bad a picket fa— aad attaro pud ba* W tha bottom of one lag tad, wewwvre, elipp^l over �g/erttawwffl Is Mar fa asfaX Ita rat MUBaMiM*a< ‘iw«s:saa l of Dors aad CalUa<ptat-iJ' f NCS-al Uasttags HaA, ffrA >— opt. lota A inb.o.t, a OTTK- st PWou H.W^ Z 'lid K Itfiid 5$tirra. ANNUi < nttehtstKCtaLtMiaiNk- n' RAnnw BeSd, JtafcdM, fcH.-M.li 5H 3 8 IS over the Tbornapple rivsv. has been out of repair fur some Urns, and absolutely impassible for alx,ut three week*. On Munday, we understand, tha owlrert fur 185L patting it in thorough repair waa let tq A. W. Bailey fur the sum of UM, ‘call attentiwo to the can) of' fa, of Battle Creek, oil Grit . _ McCrea hi well known aa a I fair and entnrprifcig butJueai roan. T2 ’F-' H 71 1 17 SO Tbs Scl.(H>l'Board of the Hastings Un-. ir.n School met st Council Room on Teceday evening, August 7th. Present Sec Advertisement of J. G. Smith, of Battle Creek, rotative to State Bounty Certificates, k is thought the certificates mso, 11. A.Goodyear,T. Altoft, Willard will not bo paid before winter or spring, i)n motion of H. A. Goodyear. and thoee deeiring to o-ve the moray was voted tu employ Mrs. D. II. Ham­ sooner can call on Mr. Smith. per u teacher in the Intermediate Dcjurtmcel, win salary of 17 per week.— Motsm by the same, ”....... ' t! «C l^.y-x Bci&sii A£>>f MB FRESH arrival of NEW GOOD’S ploy Miss Fl* JtmiaiAbsd doe**, tbs ufest nd tael h»t c.n ta employed fcrebIMmnMta osted. they ... plM^m tu Uk»; nJ. ..r.l< trrrteb!e.a.efrseftw> sayttakef Cures bs>» tone SMMle wIM tira ’Ey e th-, uol sutaUstUUd by rare Meh pu. -.^o *sd charasirr, m lo furtiid tK. lootuotrulh. Many stain nil Her pian haT.T.nt thafrraMajoMvfi Ik tb« rrii.bli.l, cr oer mwdin. «Ci. ,.<« wni us ibe .Murnuce of ibclr asMtH* it our pnrjrt-aitons eontribut. JmMMrtr vlirf J our sOicud. n&riuc MuFZS' p-al bdrnr nsrW is pteasod io furnish nr Amrrksa Xlam. MrittaiWr r th. »« nd c*rtiB<ste. „f tbs.rc.rw, of IS inc cutnolalsls:— Motion , voted to issue orders st ten •*•»»« w-HterlsitE teacbera fur d.Ociency of eel- " Pr,r,te U- a arica. lU'IP-iS’lW Lach bottle ha. | “ ««”• ‘tamp sramg. 0* I BURTON & ACKLEY’S molioa of of R.p. R. P- /Wightman, /Wightrnsn, «** »*• e*w*« »nd “* proprirturo’ ran.., | (ta motion it was voted to advertise itf the Detroit »r P„.|x,-l. Tu, - lf Advertiser A Tribune for proposals fur t~“l- ' HASTINGS, MICH. J'riucipal in High School 1 . ' TOWNSHIP MBETnra. t>» motion meeting adjourned to Friday j ’ Thu undersigned, the Township Baked oeoing. of the township -A II ASTlNtH. lo the At the time of the adjourned meeting Trustees were all prewent cxfcopling Wil- County of Barry, and State of Michigan, lard flay a After »me diseusaion, and hereby evil a rnyoling itf the Eiectora of‘ %‘lhuat definite action, the Board ad- said township. In the village of 11 AST ' HV8t AMI MEMCINH, Tara 2 North : : INGS, FRIDAY, Sept. 1st, ISH3. l<> i A: ttar subsequent, adjourned meeting. consider the proprwly of pledging the , Aug. 18th, Board were all present ex­ credit <>f said Township of Hasting*, to j cepting W. Ileys. On motion of II. A. j Gimd;ear it waa voted to employ Miss aid in ths construction uf the of IK- Grand 1 Paints, Oil, &e. River Valley ILdlr.'sd, front tho C-ty uf I Drpsrtment, when, on Rlotiun of IL B- Jackson to the Gty of Grand Rip'tds. Wightman, her salary was fixed at fc5 GEO. H. KEITH, Sdp.w.ta.r, ROY AL ML' »GE, Township Clerk J per seek. I’pun examination «C propo LICENSED ’, .R CLAIM AGKXT8. KNAPPEN a imsws, ehswl, it »m ascertained that •pAsiiiv'tia had bun received, all <-f which wore rejected. On motian of N. Barlow, Urn Moderator wu di ' : I £ W3i»“ as to more explicit terms, Ate. On il tioa of T. Altoft the Board adjourned ■e over Hetartec*e drmewry*. Oj pe-ne r<Ml outer, so DwWiek US.. AMAZOO, - - MICH. TATE & U. 8. CXAim Hass Bi-umko—Fismmsu Msuaxtrr. —(.tar readers will recollect that nearly ose year ago I). R. McElwain, of this village, had about 500 busbols of wheat borned in the stack ; supposed to be the all this year’s crop, 2S1 buata-k, destrnyrd by the Mtn® agency. lie had a few davs ago threshed bis wheat and stoved it in the Raid of Mr. Billingsley, just west ><f Ms (arm. On Sunday night last, about 11 v’cluck fire barat nut at the roof of :he said barn, and io an'iuslant the entire building was in flames. In addition lo the loss of Mr. McElwain, Mt. Billings, iey loess a born, 40 bushels of wheal, uoo or twn seta of harnesses, and IQ tu 15 tuns of bay. What intense malignity must aaitnatr the breast of the fiend wb<> would thus destroy property, where, at Irast one of the sufferers could have never done him fn injury. motto ts “snything worth doing al notag vt.il* CUARGES K2AXORAMU1 ■tied, nothing wlmidrer walsm sees i -cuts sUeutura giran loot] boeta* ^■skfiSsSwi AND FOtlUtX Tswu* Xerthof XsapT Wul. «.”/ i n ’ds.8 e.:h MJ 23',iO£:iS nw.r . l/Zj. .l/ meeting is exported lo be only the begin­ ning of what la to follow. Accwxrr.—Little "Jonny" ,3‘S •tr.'XBia -s ,s aslew;s Fftr M “'a-<Slv ; it X SBC it m M >00 M 14 « 41 so n u s is zats Mi: WK m#<ss ,,k ts in is n i st sexi m Lyon s Periodical Drops ! THE OSKAT FKUALE SSMEDV fob nmaocUAumBS. ir tv i tr w-»» £ ,5 s s 5 £ 17318 888 M ISrtrtMlrt SO SO »« if s-x5«h«c :s ■*#*• «1S s-ee rfCoHertotef frum*) Rsrwwk'ta tfts uwiuicnif l* lo I Al ao la hl ;rr imw Roberta, • to jemp t>C bet a« the bottom nf one lag s i*> s io sHMt »«■ of Dr. Roberta, of thia village, frectartd hie lag quite seriously, between the '^-psA-J knee, m Friday hat. He hod upon a picket fenoe and attempted ! Z8OI '43..nmkjt fSWF^Wfir* A takas and enthusiastic temperance tutting was held at tb* Coart Hoose on Tuesday evening. The Good Templars ware out in fall regalia, and by their namben indicated that there is an elemeat or some power opposed to the one wd sale of intoxicating drinka, erco in Hastings! A somewhat lengthy but excellent address was delivered by Rev. Kg. Buaxt. which waa aolicited for publication. We shall endeavor to give U to oar reeden,if space wiU allow. Thia . �6OC1 ft; edmgb canee left that will be required to produce a' crop the next season. TU rrepberry ought to U so t~at»d ia the summer tUl no pruning will bo required in the spring, but to shorten tea undo of the cans.. 1e rare klMs, where it is of more imnurtqpce to get up a Block ot yoong plants', than to get a crop of fruit, this adrkca will not of courea apply. BIUkbdrriM will. In the main, require very much ibe same treatment as the raspberry. They are also very liable to sinker up more than is daatrabla, and much attention will be required to keep them within doe bounds. Neither of these two kmds of fruit should be planted near a lawn.ne lU roots, If they once get into tha grass, are very difficult of eradi­ cation, and as troublesome as the vilest DRUGSTORE!!! TOL.-X- ABE TKEPABED Td M/rW ■‘■<v >Mtii!js Uanttr, ;« S':.S jmvacffiplk'’;; . *v and moat complete awnrluent f>T OF ALL KINM,; AMD AT PRICES Ml'MMnkWBKIIU, X.'g Sfi5ft8f TUBPKHTNE and alcohol. .W-JolteKb* Augu.t and September art favorite months to plant out strawberriee, with thoee who desire a crop of fruit the next season. In making a strawberry bed,.a warm, dry spot of ground should be choeeo, with, if pMslble, a goad loamy or clayey subsoil. A moist, wet situation ia ~~ "*■'* ,z ‘ . soil al ■ MORTGAGE BALE. rtTLT Mries Im*o ntodr in tb. rendition IN NEW TOM, SINCE THE • MortgM.Tcontotoine a power »f -to *«^VrTltol..rmrireutodbyJot.. to 8. To«b»ry, on the GROCERIESI Great Decline, In Prices, ri >lsa krie se UM a eeM asaortweat o OUR STOCK ■ ' Mtw. PKXLU3, Iff KB. Farnt. tcffVliLOfn. CABDB. la. Jto. iaMudTj D351AGT BDGfiu IGEP.-.CVBD^OSS W40M MTENT MEIICtMt. Inga will, in 1U probability, U've caused to Ukc and become very crusty. Wbrre time can be spared to layer a few plsou OUB FACILITIES into three-inch pot*, I bey ere very suebeeefully transplanted afterwards, and much alter labor in watering and ehadjng avoided. Strawberries arirbeet grown in beds aboot fcur feet wide, for tha oMvaolAace in gathering the fruit, sod giving them ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE STATE. the beet of cultivation. About three rows fa r bed, and the ptaeta twelve inches apart in the row, will be a good For Doing Busi mess, >r jwprasires. W« ia.laaO sell iCTTlBAiP, T®B CASE 'LMBOLD’S : T BUCHU •ill Im mU «• COMPOUKI wiraanrriojiH. .m *> The.grape doe it (bls BsSna frill r«>* Suirc attention, to see that the leaves era . Halmbold's Drug awl Cbemkil Wsrehouse, Il retained healthy till tboroughivjnpeoina umt Diuretic. es-ro ’ ed. It is not a sign of hrelthineae far a vine to grow late; on the contrary, ’such «*«>—■— Hdmboiri MtMcal Dep< late growth generally gets killed fa the in--— »©• 10* SOUTH TENTH HT., PHUdL. whiter—hot tha leaves should all stay on |LJB Bawsra of Connterkits to insure the greatcet beat th at the vine, until the frost oumea, wbea they ahcAild ASK IDS HELLIBOLD’S! all be so mature as-*-'14—“— queue heavy ayrlt beet ways lo keep out-door grapes, t~ iHlENIX IWRANCE CO. age from thielr ravir Many kinds of fruit frees that have ar­ rived al a bearing age, may perhaps be growing wy vigorously and, producing very little or no Troll. Those who have read our remark* » P»*l numbers will understand that whatever checks tha I wood-producing principle, tends to throw the plant into a bearing slate. For thia eal houd nTdCiajrat-OMmadetbe Getot TUM eat Fire, «> e.bhcaa. «adpripurpore. Summer proning n often em­ IT THB TOT BIST OF WO1KMW. Am EaUrwljr New Black •* Gowda, ployed, wfrteh. by checking the HMM vig­ Aa4 at Um Lowest PaeMMa Bates. orous sboeia. weakens the whole plant, Whfah be propones to Sell at and throws il into a fruitfnl condition.— The Ten Uvert Biles, fer Cash. The same reedt ia obtained by root-preo■^TRE.PIKEXIX iug. with tills difihreore, that by the last My StockmAtwm ail that it uenally kopaatina, the wfade of the branches are kept in a Country Store, sort as prnportineakely checked, while by pinebing ii.ly the strong growing shoot*, the weak ones gain at tba espenaa of the airoogcr rmua. Presuming teat tee bnuwbMhate been brought into a satb> fiwrtory.creidttino fa this ronpect, root pranjak may now thia month be restored ■ .yMOniX'rAGK SAI.K ,, .nd A. tr NEW STORE NEW GOODS StoSg- S-vi— bcat-^'tilal'rd < NEW PRIECS! $©OTS & SIBMXB&p 0. D. SPAULDING, Get the'Genuine Article R Phoenix of Hartford. MEN’S AND BOY’S BROGANS DRY GOODS. GROCERIES 9983,172.04 (vnkuasr iM^f tte trunk the roots may be operated on, so muet drn^.1. no Ifat age •*!'ir* °< tSe free. jn a luxuriant. Urilhy tree, cne-lbarth may U safely dispensed with. In a lour-y^r old standard pwr tree, tor < iMtabaa. the root* will perUps here ZreacUd hair teH from the trunk oo every ride. A «prde .ia ta *sM«ee «ey then be cm. ab>ond the stem, extending two feet benreth tU suriUe. It ie oot neoMary to dig out the k»I to aecompliib the resnlt; a poeMpade, or atruog spade of any kind, may bo driven down fag tM wort very efceturily. Of all trees, tha-peart is aa mitcbi baoeftud by. roel-pnfaing aa any.—GWnftter’e Afbwek^ Rfr^ui Wmt—From Mr. G. R. Lofrttbnry. of Graus Uka, Mich, who ■ad Uw deal.Bd torre»Md wo rigidly that 1as* mine! to offer ibraa to Uw enbLe. a»4 drrHr •/ wUirrttO .OreU-.n to tonf drM-wr. ts tto*. I si >■ 1. .-D.'ir 01 u.. <crv IM.I Irw. toSWoSeU nd >pfr*e>rtee.” For s«ek eiMHe.twa wy tfait* I* three ffalhre, «»d II esahfr. me to pi* ~<J pctieet tlir true tuedllSon <U bti Jimam, re* teB bias fret>l<lr he «>U «.«**“• The cml rr»«nn wLr t-b, .-ciMr 4« »•! rw» Owutopdoc to, that I Ury try to fa ire aakl ^d5a±aSKSW."=AB ihep-Uareae* tb* whole 4»t«Ur, .r.Ka, Mw< Ofr araeft of (fan, TmiZto, <M-im m««h rem^lruMbft.yrto., foradeOr Or»-«^l*k*T*.mA"^2KlL •Ttmi ITWrtl •TOVEtl IXIjUStfdpakF.tUle. Uyth< Bcm; lhewTike fin«1 k. 1 here ••■<4 fttl mi wt ef Bret VI. STLKND1D BA KU ATM!! TOtcuroanB wi Cati Bootee, al Ton umiMx OLD LADlffl 4. TAIB WAIDENS ^^e^haoMlMe BM^a. ; * g >#*tia«. m y' Mj Goods were ALL jj .I \i zn. y >; great decline ie price, I sell Ur oEMb , w •*!*«• M*kii ..** jirrh Uthidi k«|4ng »* iW'rewreff to fa. rerae'r Stori, fffaf tf.fcX Myeer’Ofardvsee. Ud. Wyprerttoffs ... m r, amraiiAUHM^T M toy Guodfa. *w®-w wo««,M; n Ita ii why I oea mU G. BTILXM- PSaaieaa. 9-W * FLASK AIXKK- I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-08-30.pdf 36234d423b9223a328dd1142045e8c18 PDF Text Text •VUMAH VOL X. Shstings fanner, i»nBUMUDE*aaY vkdkhkoat. I dooe, In ordrr u> g>«d up tbe wrakenvd syOtero to rxpvrtaoco tbe egme edefte, j wtaeh a small quantity prodnoeit at finc. I1 remember severs! vests ago nt reading nutlhgapM. the statement, that there were more than Mt Fudds san FghLow^muas.— ]' fifty tbi usand pereuns wbn died anuuStty I In the [Jolted Slates, through lbs use of Through tbe appointment of the Coin mil iotoiicaiing hqourr At ttar rate, there tee of Arrangemeota of the Lodge of would m«>rs dw m ten years from this Good Templem, in this vIHage, It enema cause ia tbe United Slates, then hats to fall to my lot to endeavor to start tbe been killed l« boule oa both aidea.duriag ball of temperance rolling anew untight tbig wtaJo four years' war. These are *bys, and do no they oussot help bst ate eignificaot sutivtice, and it eoewie tu too, which I hope will continue in motion uo- that every uno wboUwr youeg or old. i til It rolls out of thio eowtawnity all gng- who baa any sort of prodooen, will ha all ooMrtMd. | shops, all liquor trefic. and all intern penonce. A happy day would that be for use of any intoxiaatiog liquor as a bever- i L • .T I Hastings ; a happy day for so many men, »<•There are many, who while they a«Ud I and so many families, that are wow ram the ues of the strongpr liquors, seem to I feel (bat II la perfectly safe for ibrtit to i If intemprance ie m> aio and no evil, drink lager-beer, a>e, wine, hard eider, and llieo, indeed, need we make no ado about other liqwura ta tbta class. Herein they (.1 - <* . - . mao . .rwrii — ji I- 1 11 need » Word of warning. AJtbwogh it i I •M<yvrx..onw w c-^-Tm «v It I but If It is such a terrible sin and evil has been especially declared that lagrr-j ' nrfotaew fie^tnp Aoo« sabas may tfoH h aa ia auppueed, and H capable of being beer does not istoxical*. any man, with By tbsu refueii-a M. aetirwiy diaeworage, they rosily, tho' any sense and eyea, knows that it d-x« proved, then wo ought to raise our voices psrimgs not ietecriosaily, ewaaarsgs It. and our efforts against it with all our intoxicate. Though. liters ia u»: as merit Inaleodof makfarg drinking to appear altwbol tai II as in some kinds of liquor, might, and cease m»t either through fear wieksd sod dtsgrasersl.M they might do there is certainly euine. Il may cuaasr or fevor, until it is utterly eradicated qusiilly requires larger quantity to pro 1 by • proper rauree. they ofteq rewdor K from cur midst. duce an equal result ; and the (act ia, that In treating of . this eobject, I shall not I those w bo are U> the batat uf drlakiug ft, aay anything with the design of injuring do, in order to producetbs desired rffi-et, oftentimes iniUa down in lacrsdibte the feelings of any fadivlduel. but shall qualuitisa. Tbe imly safe aud comfort yet endeavor to spook so plainly and to able way for a man to do, io to eschew tbe point, as that all oaa easily understand the was nt all kinds of liquor, which cop Jswtemeof temperance tbemaelvea. oolite what I mean, on Uml I may impart ae tain even the least quantity of, alcvboL—■ a hard place, and they ought to know.— much benefit aa possible to every class F»r by tbair use an appetite ie formed, By wllnwieg tb>»-*tau .< ihiaga to ountiewhich will almost In variably Irad tu the , or, ruy position w. that the people of this concerned. I will oom mooes by oonsid- use of larger and larger quantiti-s uf tbn Milage and cummuaiiy are greatly injur­ ering: weaker liquj>r*,or moat likely, to Uieuev ing tlirm-elves in a pecuniary way, ae L The prroolfncr of (hie evil.— of tbo stronger ooear IQ tbaerf-re, any * wril a< every other way. Why thee.do Throughout the United States, especially one Is In the habit, let him stop at on<r. !H>t the buoii-rte mee bsotir thetnaolveo He may few! badly for a season, but after and mahalla repeiatton belter then U during, and Sines tbe war, ha« Intemper­ tbieavil in ean>eet.aad wars takingaaoss a little perssiv rance. will feel better tn ' ance been largely oo tbe inemvr. Thia all rvapectv without, than with ths use of eernrst mraatfres with regard U> ia. IV. Let w. then in tbe iaatpbew, was to a great extent to be expected, but liquor. Let every ocr aa he values hie ' cueaidor tbe amt of ietewryersanti. :W» none tbe laaa lo be deplored; and now that safely, adopt from thia boor Ute motto. need first, a otrong. active, l—jilliii • Touch not. taste not. handle not.** Let tbe war is coded, and men have levs ex­ sesharwC, or if yod please ■ tsaspenawee him ever have the moral courage citearent, and more leisure for other promptly and decidedly to refuse the ConaswsM. W taw we have thia, tbe swat will be eomparuiiveiy as easy MUsr.things, rtmewed efforts are being made temptation to drink, no matter bow uij. Thte mu»i bo rceeted. To this rod, lea throughout tbe land Co slay the evil.— those alrcady awskr. art sad keep ha Ma.) they everywhere prove euoeveaful. As to tbe great prevalence ol this evil in this village, tbe existence of fourteen plsces, so fXr m 1 can lesm. whore unr Th<ia. ia these, or any other Ughta In which ww rbuvsw toylew the subject, wo may obtain int»xiosling drinks, and th-i ' Mill see that wUompenitxe is an immense numbers of perwKie more or loev Intoxica­ evil, groovy ibaaaty -;U»er esil. jaa, ted. who may be observed in imr etreetv Svea than «Irn>wi all -uber e«ilaputtoalmost any day, Is a tad and euflhtaot liquor Upon thw frrEnyr. it - not Bp ' gvibpra Wh> than, do.wealhrw il to exprixif. Judging fr'iro wh.it may be s-jen pear as tb"t’gh the evj i rn,i,i u. b« et by all, as to what ie uot e-r public, ona uerieneed ubUr under its infef.nrt Could cannot but condjde, that a » h'dcaxle and b) any means fw-jfn to co'iriterhallanrr ' all the danger tu life and bmlth, ami ths terrible destrnution ie g"iag on amongst abounding misery, wfHrb tr> Tarloos forma us. When Lb->ra exists such a fetate of visits mors or leas the heart uf srvry who uert Ik ' things as this, I appeal to every Individ W t-uld he none drank. If every mannfaa M Cunaider I be rflvel of latempersuce bey should ones', then must i ntom perual who has tbe leul regard for tho «ol •n iadasfrg. It m-an rnstny tr> it. Il anew mwm c-osso. bnauee Ibero iswstd hS fare uf society, to eay, whether we do ut>£i» both the body and tbe mind for mi bingto fcmArt. U, * dmliUerp. with nut need to put forth a renewed effort to labor, and tadtapoeea «e lusuwdy apph-1 Its smoke, ila uepntn, ite fansvv end dark put a stop to it! depths rs the moot bu'nble 1-wbiug pbrt II. In tho second place. 1 shall oonsid ter himself ihsl tbe use i-f liquur helps us earth lo me. I see the firey liquid him, torts prove that a mas wh<» usra it. i tieing prepared an<[ MM forth is imSirttse many aa puemble be tadoorti 14 sign them. er the rffrtU of intemperance. cannot in tkw lung run. posaibly d» aa quantitoea. wbiah I know ie t»te»en up the Lal tempersnee people also refute to let. Upon the syrfeai. These are niucta. •• the same mm could do without pa/remM liquor lertitutiuM. if wo have l.'kdiee and ma souiv ol Uie creatures d ma so, let us now rppent. Let not very deleteriouv. Tbe active pvineipln it. Ltqsor dsetmys an itnmgnaeamoent • hmh lh.g.-«i lewd madwfir his gfoey,. lo ail intoxicating liquors is alroM, a b-rth of time sod tMtefwl labor. Tbe store ami I inauwrvvoiy ahudaUr. and my heart pW.pJo make lhr« mapeeubloeither fStth ttaur preeaMs ar tbslr Arcpsm. Adar powerful poison. It arts upon the vyetem internperanev tbrrs ie in ssy case, tbe less sickens at tbs - Uv-ogiit. -How cam any become, tart prcd labia &rc wiiJ ha^whuman being fi-ui it la bib'.heart to act more slowly, perhap. than arsenic, but tedeswy there will be. er wU Will make a buamaa of eellmg It. 4th. N'lUcr ila vtTrrte on peed order. thus towards hie Mb>w tnaa I with equal certainty. When taken into Wbat peaceable, qutet times •••tad ahgweh Let aueb piaws bo sbuoed as a Metitaacv. td. Nest enwtetbr eswdsrs,who buy, lo Let liquor makers and bquor dealers be tbe system, It courses through it tn the entry community my-y were UUi'lfor order tn sell mothers, sod a largo class of circulatioo, unohsuged In ite nature, vio inleroperance. Whoever Ibero iv «*- them there is. I would do them no harm | frduoed if poesible by such ■Mtlws-both fuftbair own good and the good ofothers futoun. diwirdrr, atid disgraceful proceed ­ lenity Irritating, and thus etoiling every rwithing in oppnasttiM'U their higtamB 1s to atop tbeir bond traffic. Some mgr ings, liquor baa slm.iU mrariably num*portion with wWoh it comes In contact.— thing Ui d<> e tlh it, and to usually ita* rarrets, beeswrt they arc my faltow mew, cnnstal to do to. If they wiU net by all Tlja degreo of Irritation, is In proportion mlrecacss f if- It destroys the finer whom It la inv daty so etrtvw tn benefit, ths motivse at interna* aad duty that can and many them hi every place have — thus bo anedr to do no.— to the amount of alcohol Itublbod. Every fevlisfv. self respect and self control of barn ptamwst. end nftan. hind, and were have no right either morcL er legal sueh excitement, Is followwtf by a norree- mao. and Gia fhaoi for aay out break or 1 It not for tbe>r drwflng <vit their horrid imathi^ralM, ■.SkgegfcsgbMgte-tf ponding reaction, and relaxation a»f tbe dis’irdi-r. They do thonr things when ' pmumjA on many mere of my fellow will not slop otherw we, 1st Shews be , under tbe influence uf liquor, which were man, to tbclr temporal and eternal de­ various organs. In thia way. by frequent 1 they sober, they would ahhor. . _. jw> to IL I would not ad rc tn fa vnoh drama, the strongest cuaatitotl»a is gvad- Ji blh. Ciotider Ils rfT.cta on ycWmenrls. I st ruction. would be 0ml! enough cU’ixrna force, because tberoarq 8tpte lye onact and friends But vrbetr I think of what uaily overcome end weakened. l*hu» the ] Du st nut always npect to find ibe Iran tbev arriHlbersMy doing, day after day, health is impaired, tbe life shortened, tbe I •>f ihewe m an intemperate ^immunity T end year after year, and one tbe fell freia d'recc but ibkrtwtter Onfall intexte. Il baa been estimated that ’nine tenths. <J । on ererj hand. 1 Gul to find words ade­ Hability to disease of every kind increaatftte liquor. 1f ihry are ftltidbOy -«Bd eepedhl!) the principal crimes committed ed, and the system often utterly broken ibn>ugb"Ot tbe land, emild bo traced tn quate tn vt|«prie my pn.foimd Mtnoiab- persistently enforced, the liqa°r trgfle meqltertTSnif my abhor rance nf, the ne- rnnimt loeg stand before them. Let thedown, sad givcB over as a prey to that Istemperance as their procuring cause — lar.o.tv bur new m ubwh they are engaged. U-n. ««d — living dissolution, that very bell ofbor- I This, m<»re Ulan almost any other e»u«e, W.mld they hot stop and candidly cun- as w»U aa another. If Ibero mo qoesrora, the dtnriuin.trement. j hardens, pnllutes and debase, th- focultlrt' si ior the subject in' all ila Veerings, sms- crptioM made, therw caw bene jnat Spirituous liquor in rime cases of dis- aud sffeCtfnns nf the aoul, aid iuelinev thiuktf tbvy c-roM not bet shudder st tbe ground for complaint. If the Bute lava easels, ducbtleva, netful as a ipedidne, of­ fen serving to rally, or to onataui tbe* rvs'd the long catalogue of horrid etim*v golf of misery which they, every oar. err prove laadeqoato, tbee let them Mac: exhaua ed taculUes, until they are able ter which are being o in tn. I tel llnougboot openi"g. There are Srt enough go-Wl qualHIsS in eny man. to atone for thia work With tuScient force of tbemselveu; tbe land, we usually dtoiter that ItnemMIS. rontlnued, awfiri am. It is m>t neem though In the opinion of many pby stclane persno is. If M* tta- direct cause, <.ne of .»ry to «ay tMt were It not for them. |t ■ is preert'.ued mure than nerd be, and more ibe accompanyniecta. 'And such things there W. oHd be Tni hrtemeerMSe, with its □i, than ia vats for tbe appetites of some pa- I will doubtleef aatsnd and Increaao In lengthy tram nfsrtiry ni. dH lirtta. It la estimated that many learn frequency, if an imnivrfiafs check is not a-L The third eaoss ia tbe eor^rswd of i to drink habitually in this way, and be­ I put tn this gigantic evil Neither person come uenfirmad 'mobrialee. But, though [ nor property is uetMro where intemper dreaiwn/. wbo drlsks ittid drinks again. »*l useful In eiekneee, it is certainly always Bme abound*, and morality and religion even u> th* dniikli'.g aSev <<every Ibmg sei injurious In^baalth. Jibe object of it is to io eveiy form wilt just to that extent be owes In the wide world, h.ringnbeada ur his p-mer t*> resist the evil, ala . r< r-..* langulab and decay,-' -drank. away [__ «ib. Lot* at fte Influence on doanestie *?• l, merit that thou pit JUwpinsM. And hem my pen utterly and is going, tn still pet fails to portray in Uteir fulls stent, all tbe „te instrument of thy <d.------ —— poverty, want mid suflvring, the wrecked llavrmeM.' <O, that I bed tbe preer ding to fols, fortunes, and the ruined hopes, all ‘ tbe pluck -hai of ibrt there yet remains, is not er degredalir n, misery and bewiten baaru, a'.brand fri*F the bunting 1 . pir. T which are thereby brought to the tailplane 41b. n-fourihmuM‘‘ i ita continued ®*T*, and the mooewok As to thia, let eeperi ally tha wives, -the mothers, the sisters and the little ehildm, I ’ * * ‘ ' wtawa beans lie hiddw ,-------gu- the most of their torturing anguish tWwMSIwwrosSi would o*»e tboir pa teetif, ; and also tbe f.«d femer. wta. beholds Me bon going straightway down rwb* tbe road to ruin. Let these and others,' Bln one community like this, bring and lay b^ra tm al! tbs deep grfof i baa hast'ted tbum on this account, and tbere woald be a story so towobmg «■«» l*b» IM*> by BEV. E. Q. BBTAMT. Z5T.LE JULIUS RUSSELL & CO., .Have just Purchased NEW GOODS, DRY GOODS BOOTS i SHOES, CROCKERY AND «L\SS WARE. AiYD RIWIX'8 STORE, Hustings. Mich. . J V LI Ct «UMBLL*CO. ..^Gu-rsrii' ifc THE MOST SKEPTICAL. * < Tear tncoc ie untsuauro ' ' VlBT^ W THE ' I J1.ED JACKET A ■ x-^na-. 1 " <e injrntera of Msrtcwv. wu ruirj t,j J.exa V. 4a»l.n st J Elis William Cdtue. iMaruu date lbs. Febnur'.JU D. IM1. aid resorted • t the Hrguter of Herts of torn ( < fUuftteaa.es tl>« '.th d»y ef Mart* Uhw.7 teftfw . .‘"oC or ssv pert thowf. set ibe »sm <to« U>4 s»P4.d for hsti, fniewet i t'Mrsry f~. si it* «ate of UmobsSms bsnig ■ •air d«IUn sad hRy coats. (h?Mej' *•<•« <ter^>r» tetvby git co. thsi iW os»J Bunc wifi to forveimsd srtwrtiSg to the ststato to si C«- r v!. »»4 prorfdod. by s sale of ths lewd i rrrafss, hi said atengegv SsscHbod. brtag ’nth half of the Um hSTef the 8g«>_t»0g C-tTHABlITl FSBUM. M.y ».Mu. f * lawtlfrikmtheatoniatown I being owe of ■ OFFICE ' ' sSS|6E^7£gE^ �HAB.DW. referred to arc dead. Neither of them ar* valued any lea, tUa before Ute drive. Oh of th|k wveniy hm/by “ in- under tfio dale of wrote two weeks evident that wo with the Asiatic •turns then report eelUof ov*r-4riviug. The trial ocrefl. < only brodgptoatariof tea. Asti th* greurrd of appeal we are not informed, and *bouU not pre-jodgo the case if we U.I, ; were. The partiee to thia suit are E. K. Knappvn, Plaintiff, and William Cady, oflrriag, DafoaW Mr** lart Item of him, fcrhbdMh ort trial or court____ _ —, ,_____ _ in who ordhrad the arrest. It was f order W General George B. . ITarl of nil kinds, the above quotaUoo, the firm indicated •hoald be J. 8. Goodyew ft Co. • EH* For aoma week* we hav* been MM«fD»r»«n«c«inwzP|aow rravtag copies st th* Borton Daily ; Adrertlaer. j — • • , - • . FASTINGS BAKNER. , and ia conducted with marked spirit and ability. .AB national qaertlona are dieeuaoed from a radical point of vi«w.— Tbe paper i* published also weekly and , *AoUw**kly—the former at *5 00 and tbe latter st *2 50 pe« annum. To thoM who wish a good Boston papar, we rec­ ommend the AdrertUer. Address Dun­ steamer Brother Jonatean Jas. Nesbitt, Ohfoeta of Rebel Traore. bar, Water* 5* Co. ' (of many years one of I tbe editors of the Wlieu General Johnston anrrendcred. San Francisco BuUtlU. ty We acknowledge the receipt* of v army to General Sherman near New Orleans papers mention tbe sink­ >!c gh lart spring, there was one fiunll- .an editorial ticket to lb* next Annual Fair ing of the eteamep49n May, from Shreve­ rume luiaeing from the lial of rebel ,of the Michigan State Agricultural Socie­ port for New Orleans, with 550 bales of -a mot in for paroirn,—that of Gen. cotton. The pavaengera were saved. •’ ’ H«mptoa. ... Hampton i* .ty, to be held at Adrian on the 10th, 20tb, The Mew York Evening Poti says tbe ■X uth Carolinian. It amma that a '21*1 and 22d of September next. extent of the abstraction offends and the ■or of bi* foUosr-citimna of that forgery of gold checks by Ketchum aggre­ Barres Latktiias Nmvxb.—Wp ought te.aharing with Mr. Edmund Ruffin gate* *4,200,0000. to apologize for not noticing the enlarge­ Tho creditors of Ketchum, Son As Co., ment of the Hastings £ann*r. Il had not fallen under our uutieu until to-day-so ere invited tn meet on Friday next, when statement* will be submitted for action. d m his oxample ofaMieideaa a means engrossed have we been by illness in our The liabilities *re slate-1 at over *4,000,- es»pe, hare conceived and urged upon family and other pressing duties. The 000 and asseta about *250,000. irr-lato cavalry loader a plan of ool led- Banner i* a good paper, well got up, and John Mitchel), attended by th* officer ga company of prominent rebel* to. w* rejoice with it* publisher in the pros­ of the guard and two Matrirs, made his u.-grate and forma colony io eomeeoo- perity which ha* compelled an enlarge first appearance'on th* grounds of Fort . h ml clime. Wade Hampton, however ment. Il ie the advocate of correct polit­ Monroe on Wednesday morning. He ' not approve tbe scheme ; and ho baa ical principle*, and we wish it every suc­ bn been allowed the privilege of out i it in print what tbe reconstructed prom cess.— Grand Hartn Union. door exercise. t . South Carolina terms “sterling advice The steamer George Lenny from Bal­ . m a sterling mon," to diseouragu thtimore fur ’ Norfolk collided with the L opomUua.and to express hi* view* m Tbe New York Tribtmt say* that it I* propeller Bea Gull off Or* Point on t • the adviaable course for those proml- hinted In well informed circles that Gov­ Thursday night Tbe Leuny was cut nt rebels, whom bo style* “our boat ernment will arrest and !y>ld for trial tbe down to the waler’s edge, but shifting her i en," to take in tbe present crisis. leaden of tho rebellion aud pardon all freight kept her injured part above water General Hsmp'.on think* the dispoid- others by proclamation. and was towed to Baltimore. The stew­ tion “to leave a country which ha* been An agent of the Pole* I* in Washing­ ard was lost overboard and a chnroberreduced to such a deplorable condition m ton seeking aid toward tho emigration uf maid'apd deek band badly Injured. our*, whom future he* to little of hope," a large number of Pole* who desire to ■ both natural and widespread. Ho settle ia Virginia. . thinks, however, that, something belter The tteamer City of N*w York, ran • -a be done, and recommend* *11 who into two vcesel* in New York harbor on The New Yogk Comtnertial prints the . >n do so to take the oalb of allegiance, Wednesday. A collision also occurred following from k privstu letter written by । ■ aa to aaairt in the restoration of civil betyaeu two tugs, sinking one of them. a citizen of Cnmdou, 8. C.: “As all the negrpea are to be turned loose on the ^overamani to the State. Tbe war, be NcaHttiwt. country on the first day of January next, ■ay*, “after four years of heroic but uoTwo hundred barrel* of whiskey from ojteertfaU rtruggle, ha* failed to secure Providence was setesd by Government the questinn is, how ar* they to live 1— to u* the right* for which we engaged In on Wednesday at WlHiamsburg, (or al­ Poor creatures, xheir doom, la sealed.— They or tbe white racp must perish, which t.* If the men who have risked their leged non payment of dutie*. will it be? Will the North aland by he argots, It fs generally believed that our Gov­ lo take the ernment will oppose by diplomacy the and sec their own flesh and blood parish ।—, ,—f -.—----------------- from the aggressions of Spain upon St Domingo, at the bands of the negroes ? I fear fur the firat of January tu come.. We ore luseila of tbe State, iu destiny will be and perhap* etrooger measure*. eurn to have a difficulty, with-the black*. xnmitted “to those who forsook her tn The Veteran Reserve Corp* is to be I think they are preparing for the firula. consolidated Into aix regiment*. They are irutiug‘themse^re* now and 1 The President is daily overwhelmed think they have more weapon* than tho with viritora, mostly pardon seekers.— white*. We have but few nrm* to de­ The crowd even force tbemeelve* into tbe fend ourealvea /with. A* for myself I ’u*rd mrainst a calamity,” say* this murhsvs none. Sherman gnt my shot gun :erer of prisoners, “ let us take th* oath, and revolver. I iuteud, however, to send -nd mold the construction nnnmmt to uitom-wtehaa. If,ofror aa ftmett effort • Gen. Mead Is tn Washington on a tour for a pair of anny revolvers, with fixed • cfcrt them object., we M, •« can of inspection through hi* department. In Cartridges to fit; if not too much trouble I en *o*k a home in another eocntry," the course of which he will visit Rich­ tell roe tho cost ot a pair of thorn. 1 waul good ooe* fur 1 ant sure 1 shall need tys General Hampton. “Select those mond, GordoMvllIe. and several of tbe bo havohdd their all upon the altar of pM battle field*. .eir country, and make them serves* Tbe President has not aeriouriy con­ our repeomotadva*. You will then be templated a visit to Richmond, though it vre that your right* will no: be wantonI* nut unlikely that he will shortly make j sacrificed, nw yoor liberty bartered •ir a- moea of pottage." Tbe letter cooTbe Covrrm'.trionrr of Internal revenue affiura u« tbe Rio Grande, that nutbieg 'de* by the remark dirt the writer pro- decides that where betei keepers put up pusiUvo can he relied on save the oue nre* to pursue tbn course be reeom- vetetables or fruit in eans exceeding in tact that the Imperial commander there veds to utbers, and that, in tbe mra- value *600, for tbeir own see, they are has Um strictest order* to preserve term* urna, be shall obtain all infortiiadon of cordiality, if possible, with the'Amsriliable to duty. • hlch would be desirable in the ertabGov. Parsons, of Ala., telegranbe to cans, and suffer no act of hostility ur ag­ thmeatof a colony, In case his plans tbe President to pleww suspend all petit­ gression to be committed on the part of •ould^not bring forth tbe fruit ho exppet* ions for pardon recommended to this date. Ute Mexican forces. Cortiaaa is on lb* It is not known what prompted thia move I rampego a* usual, but th* career of that Such utterance* a* these are note worthy but la thought to have aome connection pest to all parties i* running toward n nd! significant, a* showing that there are with the large number of Alabama par­ close. A good many rebel Generals and uhy graduate* of th. suppressed rebel- don seekers In Wiriilngton. lesser seccsh ligbla are straggling into >■ who export to accompllah by poliUAdmiral Goldsboro not having been Monterey and Matamoras and slowly 1 nudadty and ingenuity what they invited to be nreecml at die naval review moving towards the capital, with tbe hope ve failed to effi-rt by open revolt and al Brest, in the English channel, will not of obtaining employment from Maximil­ ' ir. From every quarter we are assur nrubablr attend. ian, but the Emparbr ba* already mor* ' ibat sentiment* and expectations of A large number cf Swedes have arriv­ General* than be wants, and aa for that - kind, although not al way* *o frankly ed al Riehmood, to settle tn the valley matter quite as t-any soldier* as ho ha* j-re**ed"ha in General Hampton’* tnan- of the Upper Jemee Rivet. A citizens' committee of 116 has been appototed to receive President Johnson, feald be visit Richmond. at Petersburg. gF” W* find tbr following item* un•r tbe head of “Hartit^a" io th* Detroit J ribuB* of th* 3Sd last: “A livery man here, a abort time since kt a team to a returned soldier to go to Allegan and bMk. Whentbeteam was < vturued. It was found that ha had driven by |GfAd RtoidV a*d abaa«d the horma •iuimafulJy, so mveh so that on* of them died aooa after. Belt we* brought far damage*, and after ten day** trial a ver­ dict was rendered for tbe plaintifffor 675-, but oaths discovery that tbs plaintiff boarded some of thejury at thb hotel du­ ring ibe trial, a motion for a new trial wax madit, and I* now pending. Through this act of his, tbe plaintiff b likely to loss hl* writ Mtogerber. Oe Saturday lart wk had a very power­ fol tain *d haft atorm bere. . . Railroad Prices, HASTINGS—* Stott*** H«m. Am. in* * Hth, Sept. 10th a lift, Ort ift * ’ «"«!»»» HrialysT CHARIX>TTE-«t Ptamlz Ue^.A.g.Uft * I»tb, BvpL Ulh A Bib. Oct IQtb a Httu cJVift MMDS-nata1’‘"KMCUft WtegTrwwp^tetimi IRON, NAJW. Forth I SeptiM *ita, O<1. lethaiMk. • ALBIOX-PsAar Exetasje, An<. wbina ^H.KU>ht»ft. Ort tSth*l«Uu STOVE PIPE, A Cow rAXT has been formed at New Haven, Conn., with *125,000 mpltal, to make nod sell Mansfield's .lasi.0 frogs for rail roads. They are aaid to laat 10 years, at the same cost aa common ones, which will last only six mouth*. Fob Salm.—Tbe Publlahcr of tbe Hasttbo* Basra la desirous of selling the printing ertaMishmont and good will ofttopep* -“tl-------- ' ■'' ROPE. GHITTXJ--STOT>nEJS, ■“■uastf Farming Tools of all kinds, I.MXTS. xssr’-v Duckxkckd uolilierscaanot have it too frequently ItaprcSMid upon them lo keep their discharge papers. Tie broker* and speculators who buy them fur a song, tutjwet to sell them Uck at-an Immense profit, when Congress shall have appro­ priated land* to tbe ns*and beurfit ut tbe volunteers honorably discharged from tbe service, AND WOODEN WARE T,IU>* b si Ttajr are safe as4 plmaasl la talc, Lot |<vrrM to curr. TUeir prvrlraUng new it,,. Ike vital acUiibaa of lb« b«It, rnuar* th* X* airaetiuMofila orgass. ,-uril/ lb« loooj. *m «*|U Akeaw. .TJk? pMcaoa: the fa«l twr, whkb breed audstun dialcoprr, Uiealat* da., aaab or di.ordcrts argan* into iboir eturaj a*Hum. bm! impart a Lrallhy lone will, .treuotb u Ibe wta-la tjslc*. N'ol ««lj do Hu r care th. rrorp-^Uj axanlaiat* of*i -rjtod;, but Imruidabl* *«.! Oanc.rKM d,.«s>r» Wlulr tbrr prudare pcwrefnlaffrcU. l!i<v are al U>« »«„ tun*, to drruniabrd do—. U.« *.f-»t aud U., pbpals dial reo be reo^Md Mchildren. U«i,t aagar c.wUd, Ibay are >Irs.a->t lo-taU; ami. brief prr.i» tegrtabla. are to: frvtu tin riak *f “xr: HARNESS Estate of Marietta Delph. rgOrXtamilAK. Y Xerry, wa^oa ef th. 1'rnbstaC.m tar th. • .rrr. taUden at tho Frvbau Unicc, Io Bf MBating*. oa Tuaaday, Um zsdi SHOT Ls\rncn, ill* matter ot lk* Estate at Nsri*«ta h * pvreon mrotallr mean,jwtent. , rMdincud Ulug Um jwUtam, duly ’Wilted loam Ilolf.h, praythy ibal k< msy be *pud Qaaniisa cd IK. |«r*oa and relate id *ud lolly ioeempfteat pares*. tempon It n Ordered. That Mandar. U>* day uf .Sep teuibrr neat, al mo* o'clock la th* non, bo aaaigncd ft-r tbe btar.sg of teld loc.aod that all albcr par**** iatereatod la utele. are repaired te appear at* *ca*ion of court, than to be botden al th. I robat* Taxctnm Eeoaoxd.—The Board of Trustee* of tbe Hastings Union School hare moored tbe aervicea of Charlo* Chandler, of Clinton, aa principal of tbe Bcbooi far the cnsuhjg year. Mr. Chan­ dler ba* been for two year* prindpal of the Grand Haven Union School, and bring* toedmoniala of character and abil­ ity which give great aasarancu uf rooces* in hieundertaking here.* The choice of teaebere for our childred, is al bmt,a difficult and delicate task, and we can only bupo that our officers have been fortunate in their adectioM. There am satrcely be a guareutm of th* fitnemof pcraon* for mob positions, without actual trial and acquaintance. Some succeed in ooe local­ ity aud fail la another. We cannot help feeling that much of Uua suarem or fai lure depends upon the, community in which eoeh'eervioea are rendered. Our teacher* are now all engaged, we would urge upon oar citizen* tbe importance of THE ONLY BURE THING. PHOTOGRAPH LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENTS. BY* ALBERT D. UAPKR A BURROWS, RICHARDSON, Office over Neb ring's Grecery* Opp—ile I'cat Other, na Bardirk St. H»hAI KALAMAZOO, - - - MICH. STATE & U. S. CLAIMS, ILtiutoio A tn Towxaiur Main so*.— Araome of the Township Board* in tbia county era calling meeting* for the pur­ pose of voting upon a prop«i tian to'luen the credit of their respective townships to aid in building tbe Ralloed, wo would call attcs'.tlou to tbe provisions of the Statute, relative to such calls. Tbe Statute says: •» • • Shall give pub­ lic notice by porting handbills, and a pubHcutionin one or mor* newspapers, of tbe time and place and object of such mreUng." (aoc.5, pogo 129, Bcaaiuu laws ofleet) 200 AND Ttnnr Maxnxs Poerroxxu.—The lime ef holding Um township meeting in Has Onge which w*a oiled fur Friday next I’M been postponed. The act under which tbeee tne«Ung» ,re called, spoeifie. no length of Lime that notice shell be given, end, hi order to avoid all question uf lerelity, U has been thought best to give •Il Ibe notice req.I red )„ the Statute. special town rtlp meetings, which is mere than twenty nor Isas than fif­ teen days. (See revised strtutrs, page «u’ ... ’ Vital Statistics.—The City Inspector of New York, in his annual report for 1864, makes public many interesting and valuable atatainenta. From him we learn tbe gratifying facts that tho rates of mortality in that city are steadily deerra­ sing, and that they are nut heavier than those of other American and Euro­ pean citie*. Tho ratio of death* among young children, especially, la steadily di­ m in taking. The total of deaths in the city In 1864 wu 25.645. Tbe condition of INTERNAL REVENUE The railway lo connect Brazos with Brownsville has been connuenced, and ' several miles of the track arc laid. Tel-1 egraph lino* will be complste in a few days to Broyn*villo. - Gcn„Woods tuu issued an orderjfor- ( bidding cotton in Alabama being taken' from plantations or warehouses for the present. Gorerhor Parsons proclaimed against cotton and horse stealing, and pro­ viding for the rs-orgnnizalioo and setting of court* to suppress these crime*. An office to procure white labor from Europe, baa been opened in Mobile. Cotton ceaac* to come Into Shreveport, owing to the seizure of nearly all that ar­ rive* by the military. Complaint* are general’ aa to tho non­ constitute a good riaed village. From fulfilment of contracts made by freedreturns published by the Register-general of England, we learn that there were 180,263 marriages in England and Wales last year. The marriage rate la invaria­ bly bigbeat during the fart three months of each year,while tho number of birth* I* Ssr.utt defended her without fee or re­ ward. This ia not true. Jurt before her ajitf** *•tUm yr*yrlj Fight We J hibitio Shelf Hardware, may stilt bo seen in the Baptist church­ yard at Hooeick Fall* a rude board w Web marks tho grave of NaL Shipman, the original of Fennimore Cooper's "Deerslsyer,” and of “Hawker," In “Tbe La*t of the Mohlcana." It ia proposed to erect a more imposing monument. Tua faculty of th* University of Vir­ ginia have voted that it is Inexpedient at thia time to inaugural* the statue of Jeffereoti, executed In fharblo br thb late Virginia arU«t, Alexander Galt, of Nor­ folk. Tbe *tatuo pow lies in.tbe Uni­ versity, boxed up just a* it camo from Europe. bordir MABKHALL—Hcroduu Beua*. Au*. KJ «*.«. IXth.OeL’nth. SAP PANS, DATTI.E CRIEK-BatU. Creek JUbm. a». MORTGAGE BALE. >• ^-lo-0/k. ENS!< _lud Tl« machine I —th.MV. young man placed hh ®° *»"•* pert of tho machinery to ««*U*a M M wee beating, when the •loevc of hl* tunic or “waumu*” caught jn whtah cut MTarm off a Bt below the (elbow aad shattering the feow* to At jofart. Amputation just THE GR Lyon'd GUARDIAN’S BALE. WMMODcaafally perform*>‘rDr. Dn^of this village. term on MotMay the All who contemplate ibe term should mtko l. if possible, to begin Stray Colt! ?«k*n ezuby ttetohtorft* �SA“0F“" ACmroat IfiK: v*w» * Q>-. OrM r<M»na. „f iUMUkrn, W1U u .rttMud u U» c™, Hmm „ FAM, to n»u-» to>lw> *‘‘V"w.-mim M lb. -bob- pramlwt poto. to ib. • >«1UW btotor, «< -b. put fc, MMoriMav, -b. B-MlArfaw, o, FoHSmiW. Bail, rf Bull Ban. B«m. b«A“«H Ft Ltoelwa, a^, ofvutoMrt, AmmabuIm .c P-Mtol Lincoln. F^U rfib. Mo^-n, ud M«A«m to W. bffnUM cto -bto »U| b. u „. tobllto rfM .UM b« A fcw «u> dbrd to fail to Witneea. SOX-UibbMd Uara, A^, tMfe A .... lb * tub, Oct UU10HU. * □ X -PMtor > tetoag^ Awg. M> 4 c m i.. A Irth. Ort imh A icrt. aE3fcf4!r±srtttt! J ba • r-faW. purU, th. hload ..a AW. Tin ) P^^-Ul the IM ^HMTO ISLE ,;a - hi.! tbair B.teJtr'af"‘rtcl" ^yllX17X*tbi/'>Sto*^u .HhjdA-tu ■ ■e- erybMdy.M ateefc^ M projr.n™, HlMmto.. :3rW‘ " i. ■ He'eBsi sgf Jtgal 3hlit«. ®.5=»! 8SJ5 5SS l ltoUteot David D. HUI, U-.pwtaten.ddT rartM asttetei Peraons who have become debilitated, from lorn of appetite ahunld not deepeir, ae tho groat Indian remedy, Red Jacket Bitters, will invigorate the system, tone "Fo. Smb.—IW 1-oMltor bT Th. the stomach, and make a Ufa of luiaery HafTiios Bash* is desirous o£ aelling ooe.of health and strong th. tbe printing^estebiishmenl and good will of this paper. Preen, materials and eve­ . hundred gamblere were arretted rything in good condition. It receives ‘J* •W°. and marched tbe State, County, and a large proportion of the local patronage. Possession will be given on or after October 1st. Price 11500. A rare chanee fora practical printer •> ith moderate means. . Tbachik Exoxoan.—The Board of Trirtteca of the Halting. Union Schoo) kne secured the acrvicea of Chnriea Chandler, of Clinton, aa principal of the Khuoi fur tho emuiqg year. Mr. Chanthe Grand Haven Union School, and bring, tcatiruoniala of character and abilin hie endertaking here.* The choice of Jdicnlt and delicate task, and we can only bupe that our olficcrv have been fortunate in their wlectiuns. There scarcely I >r inch poaitiom, without actual trial and -k^nintaoce. Some auccood in ooe local­ ity and tail in another. We canikil help freling that much of thia Beccoaa or fai lure depend, upon tho community in whichiuch vert ices are rendered. Our tradien are r.ow alb’engaged, we would urge upon our citizens the importance of giving them encouragement, countenance isd wport, at one of the greatoal roquU DRUGS 1 DRUGS rr.Esrr arrival or NEW GOODS! ,, "m omu ei mienirsn. bavwtoesUa owatMc at lbw tActon of Mid knrwdupafTta.ro.nde. O» a» I.; y r.d, at tbe Haoaa ot L. W. Fay-to to M-aUrr th. propriety etpUdgia. Um erwdu uf wart towMbto te aaTw 11m aonuraotow .( toe Uraad Blr«r Valtey Bad Boad frvm th. any of Jackson to Grau-1 Kaphla. Dated. TiwriH-pj.lt, Aanat L8, 1»U. K n K UCTJBJX. SuKohor? M. C. HWIPT. TMra ClrrV, AJKM WAKBFUCLD, Ttanpw It te ordrrwd. that Mroday. Um BU« day ofStptenibc.- nail, .1 nin« .'clock,ia IL.brw ti-bwa, t>! AMfMC t>! u-o Loan.. «( Mid jmliluia. Mid lh.1 lb. bain al tew oTmIJ dSLad. and all vlhrr per»«a intonated tn aaAF»al*Ui am taqoued te bm-ai a4 • ante., of ated Court, Ibra to bo M-la.alU.A VrobalaOlSc. ia Um »H)>jc ot UuBip, luJ Abow Ma*e,if MV u-aro ba, wb; to. prayer st the jtetilteiH'r »bouU iwl bo WRTON & ACKLEY’S HASTINGS, MICH. • IIIKI Ml MEMCIIU, Books and Stationery TOWNSHIP MEETING. Th. uodmicitod, ih» 8.p*rri*-.r o< im T,w. •kip u< llMtorga, U<iar twra d.h- nqwrrtrd In writing by UurlySector.at lh<Uiau.n.u uIHmitoff., to call a Otortiac ot Um tlwton ol Mid SKSWSftiS'pOTS -rttU lb. coortrwrttoa of th. Grand BlrwV-dky JUU hoBiM te tberoCm L»rrby girra. Ufat tUro > tn be a rerotlne oi tbe dccton .r am J tow ubh-p cd UtoU.gA, u Ceart lltok, la Um VUI.j.-4 S«4I Raiuu»a\ Acd Towxamr Mu-rixoe.— LJUE.NSED a CLAI ff AGEHT8. RAPPEH JtoMt- IW Ofp, »■ Bwrttek 8L. MAZOO. W - Mien. ATE & IL S. CLAIMS, iNCLcatwd Av vomc of the Townahip BoortU In thia county are calling meeting! for the purpee of voting upon a pK-pt-aiti-xi lo'loati sn-18 the credit of their respective townahipe to aid in building the Halloed, we would call attention to tbe proviaiooa of the Statute, relative to vuch calif. The Statute vaya; “ • • Shall give pub­ lic Mice by poating handbilla, and a Sl» AND FOB SALE. pro F.xTKO£i>u.-Wk'nof micbjoaw c '^“L’-^L^rZru!’. PrahatoChart Car the Ccwu- pubfiration In one or more ncwap.pen, of 'be time and place and object of vuch » at a aa ao a IfefcH ia nl ti so t U IMI.) Tow> Memxo PorrroxBu.—The time of holding the township meeting in Has tingv *kich waa called for Friday next hu been peilpotied. The act under which LETTERS REMMX1NG VNCLUJUD In the Puet Office at Haaunza, Sula of Michigan, ixt the 2&th day of Auguat, 1866. G~nr o D W md, in order to avoid all qtMctioo uf loplky, it hav been thought beat to give »H Ute notice repaired in the Stetntea b>r ipecul townahip meetings, which is iWUl-lA U tbe Ptebate offle. I. IteTWm t tlMt-Bjrt, rod show ««p, if ’ey Jbere by. by th. prayer of the |>«Utiou«r abosld net to TtO ;< farther ordmd, that .aid ptUttemr ire oou«« to tt.« petoouA loterrttod. In »»ld Lie. af tto pro-teie/ef Mid __ __ -‘ - -- VvHMi.t aaaovar CMa eraar rot more than twenty nor leas than fif­ teen day a (Seo revised etrtntee, page Ml.) r. AW AV A a. »w M •* .. r J. »"«S’« ?3g ^iH^bAartjs TI TB n a i » S» T E ■* “ ft" ti a MfJSsfeK?:!:::;® i< i u «eti ■>< i> no n n i u wun 'h' i m ti ai t bb *dh a threshing machine which resulted la the loss of hie right arm. Tho machine •m mw, and the young num placed his on some part of the machinery to u --vc. i-r in him mmw’j . mt m -ie Howaty aa though they tact art baring rwcwir^ *eehi^M> -11 -natelte-rot of boenlv fa M un. abould apply al enco la F« « u>« gearing which cut hfa arm off n Bt w------- -------. «®t* to the joint. Amputation jturt ' «o»e the elbow w a. successfully perfurtn*d^f Dr. Drake of thia village. >n’s Periodical Drops! GRBAT FBMALB REMEDY FOB IRRSGULABITIES. Tea Hmtum Umwb School will ' ««nm«cn ite fall term on Motflay tbe ] HU of September. All who contemplate ! •wwdance during the term should make possible, to begin ! “Uw opening of the achooL ' 44 bk»s HbH «» WS-EW so so J'S! muimnk IS I ‘JA.J-ra.Xn «-««■« * 0tU4«e*4»t«'W8 1i m i n « M M an ■ in “g/g 5“5 :**«•«-hH« fesrftsiiis: �FOBM8D r' £ ft Hisnaue " ■ . P;“ A OW^THjOSSEt? DRUG ’STORE Nd ‘iM* rau-esao yS-uffSk^EL1?.^ oo-cmrrsr wiao^nakw could a0>rd ftp1 explanation mthftpMmmaarrnJioqnuad whare the s rap« waaagnwn, an sought a solution MBCfrrfc* ■ ;u ; ;S The vines were twelves rears-aii. of the eoamoa variety. tdaMsd at tbe mat«e- ML aastf t JU'K •trail.. i.iost complete Msoruneat of OF ALL KINDS, Eft’ J5islin«« Smntr, Si.S-" HELyOiO* EXTIACT BUCHU, IS PUBLftfflEd EVSET WjrnXKSOlY, Tbe siors la B twwa Hkneta of n, ‘AR» MHDICINEft, tiftilta ji.j^ftfoata, eiil. Cairn ar Misnxua naanr, coustt tucateax AND A’f PRICES IC'-fENTliBB; To . Sait thi: Timet. iTwalre Uacs or tasa.ft tWMMOMS. tained their growth, end jwat aa they were beginning k» tokvortor, Uw owner, in or- y 11 . •: - 7XShM4O«ftrrtaua(. if 2~i, Q./W. AfeftWJ. <asar_^ft^r ssssalft m Er* FOR .MMUnUL AMD MKOICWAL . - •/ " ■* PtmpOMa.01err.4R ; - y rijnn and HSO'rv s«srtne«. w»niUtr..ugh th# vineyard clipping •< ehotigb of the ends of the canee so as turban a spsoa between the xo*a to -neroi'foi teniilaUon i^Mcuto, aW3.tftar j tl IlUVtKS vf »U i:^, nZp.u,,, akVCERIES! !N BEW YORK. SINQE TUB KO^^hX^rcTaZu?*^ developed leaves, to collect bait, light, and other elements trom the air, and elaborate the asp, sq as to furnish color, sugar, eta, they had hero deprived of them, and the vines were almost exclu-j *iV£u^*1^ea* *'*’ *"P •c^^'‘^ra*, PBCMES.TlGH. *AHI»B.CODn8Hj Great Decline. In Prices, . , MORTGAGE SALE. TAKFAELT ■ , jKZfgg&TS»^ HaldSrsuaAMeaftiiav-**-*-~4-**~10 " IOW4 Gold Peas a Gold mi d HriTsa •• IQ .« WOO “ •• BsUnetoa ■' 1* “ fc'J' .V .*> Ladies'G.lisnd J« BeSUse, * “ J«. “ axx> •• '• " " Hur Bara • • wu. wms. uctuu, srirw. tkpfsw, UK ST’ saws; OUR STOCK UOBTl'OrELAR u.u’3 £aikAC7 FATENT MEDICESEt. BUCHil 'Y8BROM WASH Tea Secret DiMUM ■xr-.u mtto ar MtMap M . ...1 <o rrwramrv life.- There is a vlul relation hr tv era sunshine and a vigorous tuninn being.—' Seclusion from wn«h>ae is one ol, the i greatest misfortunes of sdvilhad Wk— Tha semi ' ' makes potato vines which vben cro»n injiark' 1 tn produce the ' pale, ARI IQ^AL Tfi A2fY IX TBE .STATE ■ are reared in pur parlors. •' - , _ .L_ M---- - T>yi jj, lha Tor Doi BusinH'SS, VIDOLD’S sou. T B U C H U ■*—' color, health 3 EXTRACT BOCBO tratioa and nervooe derangement were prominent symptoms. Is>««i Bund tbe aacred ofatKMM la the use made of sun•bine. The alsU roof had Ereo rem ..Red and a giofte one substhvt* d The vpprr Story was divtd-d into s-wtern smalt rooms, each pnrtided srihrtiiungna, wash­ ing apparatna, ale. The patient, uu an taring eitoh feiaThtb apartment, removed all hit clothing, and exposed UoMelf to the direct rays of the »un. Lytngonlbe lounge and • turning over from litne lo lime, each and even part of thft. body was thus exposed to ’the Ilft-glving rajs </ the wn. Several Landon physicians candidly oonfrseed to ma that many cases which sat mad oaly'Waitfog C>r the abroad werr-galvacixed into Hfr and health by IhU prooeQ:—Dr. 2>»o Zawis. Tbe Arab borer re watered only ones lo tbrtvasty fixrr boors. He is often nbHged to-cmrtetrt himself with dates instead ofb*rt»y: three are given to hIn>T>ef..rft sNun»e*M ve eaten sUmea and alL in the «priw{ I- is twprd ..pvt.: on. the p«etureafAai fa the summer. If hie maatrr can elford it, fce-treto-a Irttfe-berlev. On thyamW'JhrK-l’*1^* In »hrdriJrt is Principal Depot*— HelmbokTi Drug xid Chemical Warthotse, No. BD4 BfiOAD^TAT, K. HelmboM's Medical Depot, ’ MORTGAGE SALE. Ko. 104 CGUTH TENTH GT, TNTT.A NEW STORE NEW PR.IECS! 0. D. SPAU1DING aa Aft'. u 11 rely tru fttm-k «•! Uomta, Wfork bt4»rnp<~e« i»«rfist . 4XD, ir nui au£ IV •♦ry Lowest Kales, far Cash. ' zurir A Large Stock of Jly - ■ H-k etnbranre all ■ that is uwally • * I t i iSo ft Country Su.re, such aa MEN’S AND BOY'S PRY ibis vxpeeioniioc dr r.uor anU.-!;< IhTInn abated, tiae |>Un Wl ria. the eonrl; <c*Kd U tar»M ue.aadUeeilraatinituichl ..r»u van chew er InewtiL and i hrt refieahinrUeen. U start I ^raWs^'t iterajstt ASK FOR HELMBOUJ’SI NEW GOODS B©©TO A B31XSB, JVT hsviltg keen , ■■ , , r Beware of Counterfeits hmh!’ (a tbt enedl crewitet .rz^L* * xstj STS I bt which «c<»nlt, th* ]«».■,". ( Mte'a M IHOENIX INSURANCE CO. Get the Genuine Article 1 T> ElL 8l»UD ntSCRAXCR-Ui.|<laa<*. tbe ' Phoenix of Hartford. THI FHantlX DtrtM ran Hmo rui tot £ *n!*J»“**• V -•*- artuie. .re a> be dtogMri st« «■»<"« h'rcnl adrsatsaan «»to« emnane Stop lay aieto to aftri goods. BROGANS, GROCERIES *988,172.64 IKKtr ST<D73 mj ran rrp-T-T.-r-'!-, iMMiw* r^»;* C. CrinJlc, J«4p«, 'tbHnnttrr ef tbe Estate of Geer^v L F.xui (ttntTABr tHAl TMAT JfHT.Mf <U.^V> O£t JUS TO A» DO19AT BBSSnUJT .. nyu^ln^ end-tiling tl.-j^.tisn. fety vsr,r« BOOTS AND kHOEB, Ac. Ac•! i i A’?-:, B f I ..fa day ^rxee^iv, fa- ^MsXuhrFj^c-<>2y* *•* InsuJe with the Phenix Caliooe at Owe piilla«(aa<( apwarAs. *°,s»r°aTAXT a MMRerea ■'iiW.'*.itCa,,RT<to<;*r RWre uilrytf ,he. nyngw*, pn-; sKbhftulk & ’.h. 8i^r.,1M > MB Uqj lupus -XFAtt ' WIL2.FI.EAJj: T«ty?IT- Ttahix polities Isaoed By ' .,c tagifc My (inode arurwlftLL bought sines the U BB»CHWIN1>. - RnjA-^dWji[Ppcha. I Ml **■ cash -or, rrilj. pay, c^'fKp. nothing far fawrart. x.^. bad dhrbls/aNJrtnly ft ' y*> b J*r| W -w> Cheaper’than others.' .to-WI m Tailor. a< tbs veto's ft Ilea A. as<! 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JULUifl RlfSSEU. * co; ' •" ' • 1 ’ * d ^efts tmh tWr ranks. The U f -Xt Maotna rushed out to aid f, AowMt^teWtettlavMftM't. 1lor*,,but bowIluJsa»4«b?jfigPjjWt t General Napoleon Bonaparte, wham r* I f meh -were entirely victorious, and iimraioent-dauner.,***. #PProecb‘.nft Mirn was juat beginning to down WpOO 1 _____ tetrins routed st crery point, frsmSii* *our<»,ol.»ba«JV»‘-SKWfe ., Europa, waa attempting its reduction t . weti behind their walls. T*w,lrt fSoon .fur 11 ••*£.*- *-.*« with an army uf-but 30.000 men. i so|thU aa to cut off a^ sight bcy uod.Uft a ten flays, Nagoleaa march; « About sixty milts’north of Mantua, a'cat^plpi i JCTTO.1CO. ahip'a length, the eetftre cm lookouLAva j nestled amidst the mountains of Uw Tyrol <ed over two hundred miles, fought three iwJdoMatarmrf'wtorgw tertjteg .•-“*ad , lies the furtifud town ot Trenk Here pitched bellies, and annihilated an a*my iabsad” 04>d »UnoaVund*r Uia.-feowa o(Vm CWH • the Aiistriaite, under Wurinser, collected twice as numerous ns his o>wn. Again the siege was renewed,sadOpln , an army of 00,000 to march .down the valleys of the Adige sod ths Mincio, and all the resource, of all the -Austrian oo-oporating with the 20,000 Austrians empire were called into requisition th who waa first un deck, cried in a votoSTH behind the ramparts of Mantua, to an­ gatber a new army. All tbo pride and nihilate the audneioua army of Nspolron. enthusiasm of tho court were rou»l.— As Wurmscr commenced. hie march, he Twenty-five thousand 'Austrians were rubbed his hands, and said,- chuckling. now cooped up in Mantua. Seventy five thausartd were speedily rendezvoused hi -We shall aoon have tfen bgy now.** , •■kUrftoard, hard to btlirlmrd'. W-; Fearful that Napoleon might aacape, the gorges of the Tyrol. Najoleon had while the captain waa eignsling tne regtnbe soul otio half of . hi* 'force down the now but thirty thousand with which to ear co ‘wwp bhe,? •*•<*•"-'**'**7 *. HOLBROOK, right banks of tho lake of Garda, whose oppose tbo one hundred thousand thus important.;ordar«. which waa' sJollfUly upoo-n kstm.:'««>ro-»C'a. stottf-cl , sborua he must traverse; a sheet of water errnysd against him. koow wba'. ■//•>•* .,Wj Early In November the Austrian* and rapidly. obeyed, bofonj about thirty mile. lone, and from feur to' twelve wWe, to,cut off the French retreat.- again commenced their marth. Snow i whitened.the tops of the mountains, and The regia cjM/of jNapoleou detected hte the ship sghiutt the mountain bf.tolid re* horse xnd ke • Rblffmj Hie pint’s advantage.Instantly.- abandoning thei the winds of the approaching winter swept horse W- Kiw, b«» «*“• I sirgc, at so enormous sacrifice, under tho» through those elevated gorg<*. A eorpe raahrUrwelhe finH W '<*»■ L . ■ cover of a dark night ba pul overyay#il-• of obeervatlon, of twelve thousand m*n, ■ I able man and bona in motion. The <U-• whom Napoleon had placed to *uard a • vim<m of the Austeions mstcliing down1 defile a fow rmlse aerth ofTrrot, alarmed •stisftr every'tovhwMer.Tu. , by the overpowering masses of the enemy • the right or-'wretoru bank of the lake, Napolem, Indignant that LovWwiUiS common bort'e eon A* acre uul dreaming of danger, when W»d-- retreated. we .opened tbe-dte^pce, .en^^ngse,. d®ly the French' army like a wbiriwipd,. Freoefc enters should retreat, fastened ps’sed.there was"nevsr bdfureheen Wh bi>r«t upon them. They »ere sc-Mten-d1 to the camp, surrounded by bis staff.— a shipload of thankful, gratoftir UbW, ** like deer bt the hrnrads, and in bleeding, Collociiug the soldiers in a hollow rouare, rmlered ap thate praise to Him who had broken betma. fuond retege only among be tot upon -hit borec in Ibemidrtof than vouchsated tlwm -pstte great deliiinm l«le, wan, end emaciated with fatigue. the wilds of the mountain*. The dlrisWhen tlic unberg wet.first dl,--------inn cm lEe other.aide of the, lake heard Every eye wan fixed upon him. -Soldiers said he, sternly and sadly, **I we'wort <’>ri deck tod quite r—• the thunder 'Lt the cmlhct. but could.du am dtsploased with you. You have al ward smoke stTek, and a* we —» nothing ter tbe-relief til their frletidt. iBg forward, saw U>a apptowcaicgdanger Without on hour’s delay Nnpbleon lowed yourselves to be driven from a quite a» soon *• thv saHotoac the. topis. tomed upon tils track to attack the di position where a hand lol of meu might vision oo the other side, before they could arrest an army. Yow are no longer hearts- wUh’ fear, ai^the Uri^Wtt OHS ItOBWW; Frw<*soJdisrs. Chief ef the eUtT, dbtain retetereemente,- at the foot of the which we Instantly rcalixed onf^VwNWe’ ! lake. His troupe were urged to their it to be written on their standards, " Thry aitiMliew can neither l.e :magio«i nor art ,a ionfftr •< At army tf Italy." „lm-< p— Our complete desirwobcxv The tcrrtble rt*mkwfeH <ikea thtinder. dcact.brd. I—, -it i> »kh IT •!«» U»1 ea..,; V- t4.lt upon those beorie.lmpswioned ma. seemed temitoblo. So near were .« Ut can now be secured, in three days the My. They crowded around him,ertlh tears Im.Austrian army shall bo destroyed. Rely i pterin# that be would rcwrrtei th<«telaiwO’- n a* ; *' ■ v ■' —-r 1 on me. -You know whether or not I an. eugers could rim eft, 'whMalbey •** **m, in tbo habk of keeping ,n>y wotfl.”— mented todv, being m anatews to J>elha | Wurmeer. nut imagining the pooribiRto.’ ol csMtoit, bad imprudently *-p»reted hr* „„U1U „ „rl-..-------1 ' uror Into twodiviskaiR, marrimifc with Uiovu their character, l-eaung ten thooj -j Skuxa. ■ . . .. “ 'UD(i mrt) u, jnnird fh* works st Manlus, UJ.rauUfer.’-»•” --------' -I -♦> ‘V'*'' ■t the foot-of tbo lake. Mvls«, wlih'25,- ba assemblad tb» remainder of hie furor, 000 men, composed one division, Wtrrm- * now couriating of bdt fifteen thousand al T..B» or O» »• Votons. Forty thousand AuatrhVte soon scr, w ith tS;OOO,-ltc otlihr; . b-n b... • ■"■A .Napoleon met Mclrn nidJonato. A | -rround ' them. »With ■ MttoinfMte that well* are very often tho Objett vi a great defl ofaffertlotf ' are riHterf to I’m fow hours of horrid carnage rtoired. when military tolll; NapM-iAn lurid lite tee to ‘Ln.tvmfsr*.^*TrUwrtcUdt.U. Uw tho Austrian. Are utterly rout«hh‘ Lear- the narrow causedhye which' tbrreded ’ito -the oroond povared with the woand- the marebe. of Areola; wlareilm heed. </ cd and their dead, and 5,000 priaunert in .; the columns <mly eoflld «>Wi «"d where, thu bands of tho French, with twenty coneequrotly, superiority of numbers was pi.ee. vl'cannon, they fl<-dpanic wtricken I। of but little avail. i« • terrific eonfitel and dcmoraliaed, beyoed hope of epecdy of three dayef Ao Aurtrlana htat-m dead, [CHX E.*H*LL •* • 1 '•■••’ ij reliance. The French s-ldiera slept for I wounded and prisoner*.' thirty thousand, V.— .u- bloody ground, but I and again leaving a trail of bl«w«d to murk ! Sberit. Of5» in th« Coart Houie •*«*» TfflRyfr:- jflftfVH »ILThe dawn ‘of thelI1 heir path, tbs_r££\n>ukJk~^'R'llYe bar’d' >, fled back to Ute .Tcyol.,, ? Fifteeotb/U1BE in the rrtroms4Mito, j ri s.smiLuos ____ __ r____ . i The siege *ik agaltt renewed. Again went into Utoengugefuent earlriyn wU f wbole.night galloping from post to past. I -,n January, another1'Awlrtto Mmy to under'fir*.>lao‘brnwe. Jti>Vaft*-'Ue ]the boor ; no pulao over grille*: *ore-. ■Five home* had suaceasi vely sunk b«Majh . t<t> dlMetom we to A-erndlng toward fighl rommvnred, it 'WOO*nifteJ-lhbt the ।buraaniy beneath a <iu«FT him. With the earliest break ofdsy belrtgamd fortraas. < Crojd cnJorwstiHdculy went ■down,'1’but sIH'-st* tfat , yellowish gr 1 " troupe war* anta to motion. 'They MV .4Ssrt a jw-tta. under the weHe of M«a- immcdiafoty.*ent iipageito;'h Wab beTho-Wla wm | t-a ;-fltooteon** deatnikton would ba I hewd at tte-aimb that the cMmU^nror r. >. C.'OJWJUXArDEB, xJltV . i< c derisive, nud tn ! slims rescued the i wr,71 sbooMritapotaOrt tnsreh to assail- bad stumbkd. am) ho *rthef wl*. wfis gw)a '*nd.'.',tarrfW ' “ • ' ---------«rf it- ufitd afore U4JtetUe- wst»jm»[ . °a" “ taken cd, wtam tbaoctor bearer • eante to C*!*' Montgomery, and J» btansUsl quteb way In thlsc-*-* Q c. WUM0I.E, said : taptain; I gboea I tev»to r‘ trU.n* 'pi..- tbou-n to tbo rear?' hWhy, wtot is the mature f 4 am hltto tM« artbpusf-Law rfadfil cannot omry say eteasv <n»* anticipated victory, • Owexamiiilrig tbo aftn i>wSs •d, blerfltijt: 'wsfrbCddM JjigJU’ ttot » minm toll had pamed through bte right forearm MsfliMMWrtri opal ss'^r BQURGI fellow’had\car tied the color* bo £7jdihs«&‘‘ ■■“■' ■*■** ‘ TeNNETT PlETtRS & CD. b ! WUle. >1 IWVCM ST. CHIMOtr tOUt UtOPItlCTOHS. Actin Napoleon returned to Mantos lWmty five wtanAnk' -W-te®eoee .4 . s*4 . —* 4—- -J; ■ J,'-— (Aim. ropy.] Tua Cistr ^1>e£rgtl^egxaphi £«tatn ot Mnry A. and r.< r& or Nic/MjiK, A. KM•» "2.ir U. wt-A.-.. luj. vratedwa. in sight co mi og into tna First Frolt; the 121 Icon urged hl» ^..S* ll < “£.wSt । ! Z.'nJrf'b, Ihjilv. I war, before M!_•*. ijre.’s^&a A±!7A±?£2£r*2: Now �anu>> Sactnov .bootleg annually 40.BB0 Mextows.- AsoieteCt Rotate Wood Building Iren, boll fo sweeptag At will bo wen by our advertising cotamM, tbo Baparriaore at ttvtnl of the towMhips of thio Bounty have celled ■Tidal meeting, to takotato corei dr ration the propriety of loaning the credit of . such townships to aid in eoaati notiug the Estimated Repel pts Greed River Valley Railroad. It is Two mill Tax Primary Fund hoped that these meetings will be well Non Residwnt attended. The qaeeUcw bf imposing taxes Library Fuad upon ourselves la one which concerns evtr/body. There are some questions relative to this proposed aid to the rail­ >1,630 00 road which do not appear, to bo well un­ | Making >1,030, the amount to be raised derstood. Ao tha largest earn that can l by lax. be voted la aay township, le flee per rent The Board would also report that C. T. spec tha vahsaiioo, eome have supposed Gorham, of Marshall has n old order that tho township might vote ao annual dated 1800, of >112 50. The money baa tax of Ivo per cent, spun the property of once been raised to pay the order, but ow log to the derangement In the currency, the township. Sauk is DM the reee.— bo refused to lake the money in drculaAeppoeing a township taw a valuation of lion. The money wm need up by the property amounting to >100,000 ;«aoch district, and the debt romaine unpaid. practical working of am conspiracy The Board further report that there is terminate the colored race which town may vote to iseuo its bonds to the it God amount of fl,600, and no wnro. Thia to be one Trustee in place of R. A. rolling to a Christian age. A just Goodyear, and one in place of R. B. _will ____________ _______ - — bold the Government of United the I would require an aanual tax of >350 to Wightman elected for three years, States, which is responsible for the wel­ pay the interest on tha bonds. This te fare of these people, to a strict accounteIL A. Goodyear moved that the sum all aay township will have to pay on a bllily for every life thus sacrificed. De­ like aaoeeemauL In case tbo township of >1,630, be reined by tax upon the serting .these innocent and belplres beI inge and denying them proper assistance should eventually have to pay the bonds property of tha district to pay the ex­ I and protection in the hour of need, and issued, a tax of only two'per eent of the penses of the school during tbo ensuing thus leaving them to their fata, te an in­ valuation can be levied la any one year. humanity as cruel ss tbo grave, a crime Mr. Sweexey moved for which tho Nation will bo punished, Thus k will be seen that the interests 1 that the sum of >1.480 be raised by tex either by financial bankruptcy, chaotic of tha township are well guarded. to pay teachers' wagse for tbo coming discord and disunion, or a pestilence Aa to the policy of voting this sum at year, which motion to substitute did not which will not leave enough of the living all, than, is tbo practical question. The to bury the dead. . prevail railroad we aaed, and it te probable that Our neighbor of Tta .Vaforesf Dsns-! Tha motion to raise 11630 was carried.’ these loans are the only agencies that in­ oerst, an ex-mrmber of tho “Golden Qr-1 Mr. Roberta moved that the meeting do" end a reformed rebel, in refenag to ' sure the budding of the rood ; that is, the proceed to elect two Trustees for three , this subject, in hte recent ieeoe, nays| understanding that such aid would be years in place of ft. B. Wightman and I “This alarming increase of deaths among given, has been tho foundation, which has H. A. Goodyear, whose loAna have ex­ tbo blacks is, wo fear, bet the devatopieg given confidence in tbo enterprise, and of the extensive conspiracy alluded to in pired,/which motion prevailed. oer last, which has for ita object the rehas largely influenced all other efforts to i Ou motion, J. A. Sweexey and Wm. L enalavement of the negroes or their entire build the road. The lax upon the peo­ F. Ilanas were elected aa such Trustees. extermination, (more likely tbo latter.) ple will be light is any event, and when It was voted that the items of expen­ which whs not expected would bo appa-; the road te built, property will have been rent to the public until after the with-' diture for repairs on tbo school bouse duso toersased that tbs increaM of tax will draw al of the regional troop and cwr re ding the past year be published in \ho admission to the Union had been eecured. not be Mt. Then It certainly will pay village papers. Good behavior and discretion having aoto vote the tax. ■ oomplished this, then they, the Knights ChxwtolioO. il was voted that the Di ­ Probably every-mas who baa aubecrib of the Golden Qrele, count on the pro­ cd to the stock of the railroad will veto rector bo required hereafter to enter all tection and assistance of tho Slate and foe tbo tax. Thus will many men items of contingent sxpenscs, In tho dis­ local authorities, oveo if the Southern States are obliged to ratify the Constitudoc only pay largely tn other ways to trict record book. lions! Amendment abolishing slavery, Mr.Sweeny moved that s committee which it is claimed, will bo a deed letter I ward the road bet will also pay as much aa their neighbors in taxes. It would of three, of whom Mr. Sheldon should be io nay event. Ths arm tee disbanded, all bomb, theo.thal the man moat be niggard­ chairman, bo appointed to inquire into fears ill renewed boetilities removed, and ly indeed, who.bavlng subscribed nothing, the finances relative to the claim of CL T. the ascecsion of the Dosgnornsisperty in power, is, according to their figuring, also should vote against the Iona also. In. Gorham, againrt the district, and that to be realized as A matter of course. voting a loan, tha burden, if'burdon it is, whoa this meeting adjourn, it be for four I —----wlt^m — - *■ Vr» talla equally upon all tha property of th. I weeks to hear the report of said Commit­ tee, with a view to adjusting eaid claim, again say, that utjics this barbarous work j town, resident and non resident. *By this oeaaea we leer that Gen. Beller will sucwhich motion pro vailed. । coed in bls ptejectof orgaaiaiag a black an, to be beoefitted and Its valne great 1) ( IT. N. Sheldon. John Roberts and J. enhanced by a railroad will allo hwve to A*. Seeeaey were appointed such Cora- battalion in every county io tho south, to be maintained by the proceeds realized I stand thair share of the building of attbi from tbo confiacstod lands of the disloyal. Suffrage, which will secure tranquility to road. Here la an it am worth considering the Government, protection to the colored ' although it la but one among many, people, and justice to all concerned. All which should decide every voter to tote ' thia will be realized unless the Southern | for tho proposed aid. people withhold their sympathy and eocnu rage meet from tbo malcontents. — In thus ezposing their fiandteh designs we I hope to destroy their evil intentions and The Annual School Meeting, of Iles । hums la Fl more. He enlisted last March secure our prompt return to the Unioc, ■ tings Union School District, convened al' and received a large local bounty for oo which will not bo accomplished for years ; tbo lower school room, on Monday even- j doing. Being Aeso of money be wrote to to come if these confirmed and irreeood-1 tbs Adjutant General of the State, o&r- table Secession ats’ are loft to proaecute I iug. Considerable intofwt wm apparent; iog.bim >W to procure bis discharge.— their suicidal week. nod quite a foil attoodanon was attained. ' Tbs letter was referred to our Provost Tbs mooring was called to order by I Marohal, who soon bad him walked up to J. M. Norton, Moderator. IL B. Wight- the -Captain's Office," from whence be man^wM chosen Director and Secretary will bo returned to the service. Copt Ballsy is doing a thriving buaipro. tern. oess now in arresting deoerters. He The journal of the last Annual meeting ’ went to Detroit, yesterday, with a lot recently arrested. These enenks, who was read and approved. - --------yard, and in a who crossed it, be, in The report and estimate of tbo True , vainly imagined that, with the does of the | rebellion, they could crnwl forth from ______.____ _ acted under the direct toes waa read an foliowe: out of their hiding places In Ceneda, end orders of tbo rebel Geoaral Winder, and HAsraea, Sept 4, 1865. dwell itribatoeteof brother Jonathan I more latterly by the emphatic orders of Tbo Board of Trustees submit the fol­ unmolested, disgusting with tbeir pres­ J. A. Seddon, rebel Secretary of War. ence the to)al feelings of tbelrueand The Commtaaion now trying ty'irz has lowing report: faithfol euldisre, wbu hove faithfully wrr- decided to rrjo0 the testimony of Beret. | The total amount of money received ed tbeir country, and received honorable Boalne Corbett, which appeared ia the by tho Assessor of ibis District Was discharges, they have found, or will And. record ef tbo court two days ibis week, >l,7t» 58, sod paid out on ordure as per tbeir mtetehe. “There te a chiel among on the ground that be to a monomaniac his report annexed. 'em taking notoe,” and all lbs returned opoe the subject. of the AndereoevUto ^e amount of money enRooted from soldier bo) s are gratified at seeing the crnelttoo. Tbo records of tbo Aadernoacowards arrested and sent away.—G. R. villa prison, captured by Gen. Witooo, . ! are missing. Ons of >tho darks of the dares theEmp cates a Freanb| .r on nwraa <” ■ BEU READ! from tho» Petroleon food ehar yielded <n pwday. i pressed b> | qeantitiee ley of tho FJKtt.’ IA Mik, Sept. Utah 1 HA. Ort. MhAstk. CHARLOTTB-st PUmU Hesse. As( * IMk, Sept. 1Kb * 1Mb. Ort. 19tb A It th. BATCH BAHM-Urtd. Aug. JTtk, Svjh UU. Theft and mild peliwry used tbeo I all drugg roentry. Tbs following proclamation wm issued yesterday afternoon by the President: | IFArresz, By my proclamations of the 13t!> and 24 th of June, 1865, removing reetrictioov in part upon the internal, do । tnoatio and coart wise In tarcourse and trade with the States recently declared in Insurrection, certain articles were ex­ empted from the effect of said proclama­ tion, and • ■ ' Whereat, The i»eees«ity for restricting trade in auch articles has now, in a great meMure, ceased. It ia hereby ordered that oo and after tbo 1st of September, 186#, all restrictions aforesaid be remov­ ed so that articles declared by said proc tarnation to be contraband of war may be imported Into said Slates end sold, sub­ ject only to such regulations as the Secre tary of tho Treasury may prescribe. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my band, and caused the seal of the United Stales to be affixed. Doos at tbo city of Washlhgton this 2»th day of August, in the yesr of our Lord 1865, and of tbo Independence of the United 8tateo the ninetieth. <8ig»e4) AXDBBW ,J0H.M80X. By UtePrseidsai of the DallM Statea. -Ws. Ii. ttawaas, Bse'y of Sul*. II. A. GOODYEAR ■ore ssrpesre. tbaa te Mlars szpre4s4 tor sb, other nedwiM is The Richmond Wkigol Monday says: BKAD WHAT MBA WESCOTT BATB. The widely known religious journal, the ' Richmond CkriiUan Atirtetff, edited by | FIVE UVBtiBXO THOUSAND OTHKMS BAT Rev. Jan. A. Dunreaa, for the Virginia Annual Conference .of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, reouaeo publi- j muon on the first Thursday in September. Sorasjofthe abiset pens of the church will contribute to its col uro no regularly. | Foreign veeeels .laying . .in I . _______ for foreign por Jamee receiving goods ~ such ----------------as flour,- — tol 11sen, Ac. Three lie Qty Point, and throe at Bermsda Hi IRON, Hundred. The railroad bridges epi ning the James at Richmond destroy of all kinds, T. L. Pitltobwry, Eeq. of Carlton has shown us the largest peach we have seen 1 nd will be sold at in many a year; also some epptoa of the; Sweet Bough variety of very superior Railroad Prices, • quality. • Tuar 8tns waas.—Allen J.mea, Vil­ lage Marshal. has been renewing the aide-walk on Jefferson street, opposite hisoww premise., -AW be soys, “sll ..there must do liken toe, right off, or NAILS, there will be trouble." Roonre Ac&nuxxa are refitting. paint Ing. building aa awning in front and otherwise improving the store recently purchased by them, fur tho receptaw of STOVE PIPE, There is a man at Providence, R. I., who baa been married thirty-four years, and still preserves his wedding suit, bar­ lag worn It ■ • - •• be baa had their goods. They move into the new location in a day or two. Shelf Hardware, GE8CI1W1ND, Merchant RXADY MADR Tailor, CLOTHING, Aa naoat.—la printing the names of the Judges, or. Mules, to tbo List of Premiums to bo awarded at the rowing Fair ths bama of Mr. Ruse Is spelled with a *K" through mistake, lie io ROPE, nut that kind of a man. Farming Tools of all * kinds, LASS. INTERNAL REVENUE. Datlt Crnxxx.—Through the kindsisea of the publishers of tbo /eriwu. /Ari-1 If Ciiltf, that sterling paper has reach­ AND WOODEN WARE. ed M quite regular!) for some time pa«tTbs CitArn te one of tho beet dailies in TATOTICB is hsre*j gives, tkal Ttavorseotes4 LN te All aw it's Aareal IMfbv WSA,—< that BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON. lbs State, evincing talent, tact and enter prtea which should ooratpeud it to all desirous of taking s dally paper. Th* Criiarn baa hit up<« tha true plan of giving the State news l it being taken direct frota the local press, it comes from a reapoMibta soeroe and can generally be relied upon. Tbo Mine connot be eaid of orach that ia published from oor- GUARDIAN’S SALE. Job Printii li* �gALE OF STATE TAX LANDS. AVDmaomaAL’atMnra. i Ti— hJa|r W, US*.--1 .ssae'i . -EMIL 4HXKKE. Sttira. ANNUAL TAX BALES. I W« did not believe In -cnfwall" until we tried Ayer’s inimitable Pill*, and now «e think the whole secret lice In the tact, that purgatives ere th. natural remedy for disease, and Dr. Ayer baa made the beet purgatives. They cure all our complaints—[Logsti, Prem. Tur II Minxes Union School, In all its Iyer’s Cathartic PHln d(pitmenls, opens on mondsy next r , । ,n vi«it nt tbo I'arsousgc ui iue aa. E. Church, on Thureday evening, of thi* reck, fur lb» benefit of Rev- V. G. Borw1 v. A general invitation I* extended. DRUGS’ DRUGS Iresii this bountiful season. TOWNSHIP MEETING. arrival of NEW GOODS Kshmuuo, will meet in Hastings i" the tenan Church, on Tuesday oeening ..(Mil week al 7 o'clock. Rev. Job Ksl.maro- will preach the opcuuig sermon. The meeting* are open BURTON & ACKLEY’S O. a, Mwtorit jj, <f aoM. > Houac of L. W. la consider tho i»ty of obtains lb. crriil of ».4 tuwtub.p jrasppL tesriia the wuUxlri of it. I lUrre Valltr^Boil iUri boas Ibc city of ' flutings, Sept. 5th, 18G5. U. C. NWIFt7t—» Clerk, AMOd WAKOini, HASTINGS, MICH. I PsACttsa.—John Keagle, of Cm- । ••caao"’ a few aa fine left on our •■caao' as «t hare seen or tasted thia HOIS AMI MEBICIHU, Books and Stationery u T. L Pilltsbury, Esq. of Carlton has dioan ua ths largest peach we hare seen Paints, Oil, &c. rrwoi, »■■■■■■ —• In tbemoll.ruflbtcslaloCT^Tbcn si bUutor Xi Ucc Marshal, hs^ been of UnteaCt renewing tha side-walk cm Jefferson street, opposite eOTT,“‘^upo“. "'Tarred U..I M«ri*r ... ..f ■» rt — oast. Ot • o elri to ii!l be troubles" i:-rtMT» AiSraist* are refitting, paint Jug, building an awning in front and । therwise improving the store recently putihased by them, fur the reception of tae.r goods. They move into the new Lotion in a day or two. 200 ■ftK,'! in the List of Premium* to be swarded at the coming Fair tile I.atno of Mr. Bum it spelled the Judgea, vn Mules, Tut National lloau Suow, will lake place on the Society '* grounds, in Kaincumoo, October 3d, 4'h, 5th and Gth. Z.ETTKMN RKMAJN1NG UNCLAIMED In tire P-wt Office nt Heatings, Blate of Michigan, on lte»»tbday of Sepleiuber.lSAA. Wm Button J Ludlow J 5 sxrCTS". .w-ggs-.^ H»U U«u 0 eret Rerrlce, the Fieri, the »«■(too, and the I>ca»e-, . -LUERT D. RICHARDSON. Dailt Urrixxx.—Through the klnd‘ • •» of the publishers 1/ the Jafkton DaiIf Cillira, that sterling paper has reach­ ed ns quite regularly fur some time pa»L The Citiren is one of the beat dailies in tl.e State, evincing talent, tact and enter­ prise which should comrjiend it to all desirous of taking a daily paper. Hj-ridias V a 1EN8IUNER8 ATTENTION, ui rKXSioxEiw bo^■>« The giving the Stale new* ; it being token direct from the local press, it comes from a responsible source and can generally be relied upon. The same connut be said of winch that is published from corWBOMB.M *SU I 1 BKOADWA1 directly responsible (or the “news" they Maa. Scaasrr’s Ccdmscl.—The Washiictnn correspondent of the Boaton HtraU says: ffigfflsag&?w~z 5 s erwwewMT br kaILmoap rrocx. J?.'«5 5 IS 3 5 ;.“i 5 S 43.55 Ten 4 Scrih of laRgR t <«*L f.’G'rS “.5'5 5 WX 1 5 '18'5 5 �OiS’gr—wy mrwevatoa jaAst*-.. A ttiifTfcr v.'.ty. ■ ntfID EXTRACT 8UCHC, DRUG STORE!!! VOS. IMS* 'Robkhts&. Striker, - - OF AU. KINDS, ' Bastings femtr, WTHWESDAY. bfobubhidstsst '■ < ; • «vrt BECEI»Kto £T JIJUmiUM BtHllT, CUl-ETl KICaiCA! B«w andnnoet complete avsortmeut of QfluiK M BBLttM AMp XEBICHEB, irtChetnlcaria, Painte, OU«, Cbbs TURl’ENTINfe AND ALCOilOL. the Times. To Suit Great Decline, In Prices, nr FOR taEOUXICAI. A!R> MEblCISAL tSoX'r. HORTCAGE sale. a^ocBRi^i "tea corm Straxn, BHtra. fepi’eh. psipincyJw BABtx^connsH: la f»et, svcrvlMnr la lbs Oiocsry hoc, BUC1> as wilt ba needed f«? taallvdM. : , ■ . Also » f real rarity of the iPXJinnimiT Art Cwrtinr Extract, tor_th« xaragUL nsx^rqr.or tww t-stun; STA.TtoxTXnR'X, i-jpa, FKxdiX ixKB. rants, ks- seldom over seeded, eudjf they are, no hsrin ia done, sod the cron of bay may VtLQPEHjCAIUJH, ii., u. Ugea out steitas may Jw trend diet the . MOST lOFUMtR OUR .STOCK evinfy dWr ihorclligtily harrowing,' suo at thia season it is usual to go over the CHthprises moru than’ tho uwa.tl Steel, field with a'Jigbt bueb after towing the ruxl Kinds krpt'in a Country Store, and need. There is little danger from drouth after., tho mod Ims started—lor it OGIi -FACU-mES.. ■ •’ v wilt not generally germinate till nftsr rt good rain.—Jumrait AyrifttUvrut. - MIu.ikN’ ■» A WS, WEST MEDICENES. xtA ftwit doer <-f IM Cocrt How f Ha.tn-., la the Mealy sad St.u ■ wfll *Jd St yuhUc AUCima or r'sr^Tr.s’xxr;. BrkA2ice»t« dir Certificate. iMseeJraibrnwut, wookaU stoeg. SttKsafatamwwci For Doing Busimess, iP.Tri'.A?, - IKTffi'. flACTTL or Bendy F&y,;«aJjr'< ’ ry to USfy the sue now dee on ■ iu. Interest sad Ac Wtt sad -n.l ,, ■ ( -r ' ' fSoLD’S jettBsttSSB T B U O H U «.*• r«atr> orraa wIcBib ■i;i.U.T>tMALX. o»e purdisMag jnedletae* St ds cm n>f upea tbsq being? j " '. ' • < ' GKEHSTTJIITE. HAStrm LaTSACT euchu hinofs— . Htb-.bs’o: LhJX <1 > E'-w .led Mfxrei Do. IX i.-. HdctbcTd’k Medinl Depot, Ka. fat couth Tzpnf: tr, r= N£W STORE I of 0w*m«ii 'I NEW GOODS NEW 1’RIECS! LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENTS. ENURES a BSUSWS, . 0. I). SPAULDING, Tils vxry best of Onicr STATE & U. 8. CLAIMS, n::.i:orN<i Ao Euareiy Sew tlock «rf Goo^s, Which he;propa»csNo.«eH bi - A Large Stock of MEN’S AND BOY’S BROGANS orOr’SebfIng’s Grwcrry, , Opp«U«YoilOBios.onBardLckFt.,' '. KALAMAZOO, - - - - MICH. wordikx, X5P, BTTJir VAT, VTKlUrX • Let Ydvb Dswawrie Ahmsm u»tk s-Lt.-Auwih “ roam m the salt nuuwhes are goucraitj the m<wt hesMiv ; Uxv cmMsnse'a large »*• *" ROBSBTS A IHilKrt. '•■ I kept up from it by straw. To aid in I drawing carpets rinse np to the bane . IxMtrd, preparatory to nailing them, drive 1 fi'or trn atnall nails itit« a p'<r«€df wood, aDmsWfctnam tu ^aland about threo ' eigblaor an Inob bnflrrd tbo wrfcor, aim­ liar to a weaver's stretrhi-r, and file them to a slutrp point. With aueh an instru­ ment ?s thic having h lonjf I>n>dfe, £tic person can thrum tin Aide of wear pet up cluoalo Um base boar\ atXl hold it will, wwa, till it ia nailod. Tbw Is scene science also in the manner of sweeping carpota correctly.. Instead of .Inclining tho handle r-f the broom foriranP, And rolling the dlrhalong and pressing it inlu the oarpol, by bearing dvwn -00 tbc bnaom, H>« bandll should be held nearly erect, and tbo dirt brushed along, br touching the carpet very Hgirtfy. In tMs, way, l«o‘.h broom and carpet will be worn' nr lesviid the •oorpiug be duoo belter. isrt Gevtrnmrpt Clsllss ptottpUy collaQCrd st rem My Stock epibracv* all that is usnwlly soash-'e niqk Gdrt Kers (• the Alllcted I kept tn a.Country Store, such as EayliwUowir mMbvr of prisOaers of wart ralfoa or priaa Mur; pay for tenea totl in Acrvleo; bounllss tor* »olkwr« drehargnl for The Very Lwwrst Rate, for Cask. DRY GOODS. GROCERIES ’"rto uta.reJgarJ optima oanef the fir»l e5enl IsUsgUtsforprovuriDs elUBi srisiag out of ths war sas tavs dsroud mere later, aaS hava * REJECTED AMD KUBPKRDEB OLAWff Revir«rna<l the J'sy Da item ohtslmA aftar twh ■lioc<»n«ult tkvtr «»n Inun-.u, will pain>ai>4 invu. i.awvmu i.a. IT—, — •l.atn selling la &e arlu lc of «r 3Ei a.v ; . •jrai ©Arnr jES-imSr-i OLD LADIES’ ' Calicos at OaeUMJIlniaad .WfMtoM •.'• *t <H_T« I rt if ra- r‘- j M”4 S-IM',:-. r u'v.'ittM. dl*>CK «r Soon ANoanoHB-in <k> I wajowu.. mefit you' ■' ,i Ji \ 'li 7 * । TTisnner that eosl-kiins arc covered. Tbo fire will, in a short lime effect the entire destruction of the stumps—even, the long Irtfttf rOota, unless the soil Is very humid iu which earn tbc horning should bo uo dortaYen during the'dry weaihdr oTtominw. If lb« dirt is excavated a few weeks before, f!>C burning is undertaken tho operation will b« oracn speadily ojaciod. "Ill* aabos produced ■' by the combustion wiUJiffbrd an excellent, stimulus for the toil, and should be candblly applied as soon oslh* operation is completed.' But h» all cases where eradication by pelting is practicable the stump maebius should -MFLKMBID BABa.UASr .’J I kind. i/jr’kWf . : •lB'"kri£?ii'WH-fiiwin»w<r h A ywrf s®rkM^i<ftT.«srx&sg EklR MAIDENS »,■ t-, I-.c»* <wf lav avasiImw. Ism* •*< *•’" Jm<- wstar, U.S"’ »•■!* O'- S»d «‘e p”!*01 *lu, snddmty.------- WILL PLF.A4K TRY IT. My Goods rnrtt ALL boughj. einon tbo < and r.pprewated by most husbandmen,and tbo ftrtnor might as w«U thick of smtirdy dispensing ssrth food-as to ft:I ia ssasun lag food wfthtolu - Mo Mto«! cM kmg uMt without salt; in the -todmao|. *t up Ctotos favixebly. and Ims a heelcby nrii<y.< oo Ifc liver ; It eUs |Mr«aU tW . W, V;................... >«a» «r^w."' m ' ■rir er.«4»«» ** MsWC ’ fa. Ynftog wUlM.Ru ' . niecnAsaxb souunU, ftSlsiy wmftsriS set, aeder rwxat, WtPVtW,*ii s x'v J i ’ nstasiAk'FiMT^y:' i>»truiioo»u>t.e»»»i«ar« BKHMUB y«btt. n_ •£ ■ <Ci4iS’>Ui. m u» . ‘Tic. ill.. Mtae., D.r relief i« Mto' Vtofr-ww'. twajssw wore »»' ' iR ID .G .a s .4 Tbe npxjce^tf ujeufog land td grass are MWiowiyefcgiemHfc anil.on the whole, unllbrmly etocesrfal,. Un* ww need not wurter at finding rouf&flling opinions aanoeg fhrmww. la thie iakiludo, grass Is HAVING FORsfeo lM natural cwterito of soil denuded',of the ferret, and where buebaa and trees do ntttom«4n B^turally, the presses will erowd otrt almost every tHng «l*e. True, . iD-DjAETITEifcSSnnP they hevs a Uur aaeocintea <bich dGpui»* the territory with- .them, as tbo white Ate PREPARED TO SUl’nCT' delay, bettcrenp and yellow duck, baton the whole the grew io mesUr. Natural­ BAnitw covnt't ly, grass seeds ere sown in- the heat of Summer—that is, at this lime they fail ripelrom the stalk and find tbeir way to with the aoU- Circumstances favoring vegeta­ tion seldom occur before thn-rains of Angus: and September moisten the ground. ThcM newly dropped seeds do not always germinate with the same degree of ease as those a little older; a fsw however, spring up,- get a good start AND AT PRICES before Winter, and the unit Summer ender favorable circumstances stand fo their foil vigor. On good sods, not toe stiff-, and -op which water doo ncA tund in Winter, grass seed sown bsforw the middle of Septrenber, nr creo a month esrilrf, will generally make an excellent stand fur the next cutting; even clover oftsn dots well, though ws prefer, as a vale, to sow cluvnr in String. .The gmpnd ,1a cleaner tn a general tbing'la the ball.' and the grass gets a good hold, upon tbir soil, but hardly forms a sod. Clays wBlcb bonvc IN NfeW YORK, SINCE TUB by U>» .frost,. aven when covered by u rough sward, are bestimrvJod down iu the Spring, or with grain, for Um prulectlou afforded by a gr»m emp on such soil*, rspeciaDy lb the roller be ua. J Jq! the Spring. usuaWy Secures Ui«/ grask ’frum essential damage. Aa to the quantity of grass seed to tosown' per’acre, the prac­ tice. of the best faemprs is coi»Uuily in­ prepared to SELL GliODS creasing the quantity sown, and thunum­ ber of kinds sown for permanent mead- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-09-13.pdf 294b95b01f0abbdd7d27c8a0f7af7274 PDF Text Text tfLMOKIC ‘SYiuj SEAWEEB Wsjc, KAKgRAKg^PTT.to VOL. X. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13/1865. fjt blastings Samir, is I-L'III-ISHEDSVEEY WTOXtSDAT. NEW GOODS j^^lritesBirntori- foltrtA Joitqi. JULIUS RUSSELL & CO., Have just Purchased MORTGAGE SALE. ,hyiu« «a U»« dray graw, WbU. 'tii ocly Urda of Bdco, Jtwt is moray fiyi»I past t NEW GOODS, EFAl'l T luring bran made in the of a Mi rlgaga cuntalung • powi n If wakMwthaaUratatoy. Lib L*th «=- a tu(l<4 cr***iB(, if hate ®**y * braak *f we*. And U» «l«k. tear «»!*4 ar* wkltot. DRY GOODS A. nOLBBOOK, Groceries, t<w Co realm* of light *gab. fe may my. dear falter. jn.lge u A. we judged our fjlow-mn. BOOTS & SHOES, StisrdtaRir. Hats & Cap ■rater lb. debt dow retnaittlag Vorlri iv or »:>/ part Uwroet— CROCKERY* AND' GLASS WARE, Itivra ttalcrn Wri<!a«*fay,lbvmh . f. I <40, at Un oelvek in Che fcrcr1 h front door of the Coart IIoom ’ lU'luign, i» tbeconaly and Sial* will te *<>!d nt public <ietiaw tv vigte.l bidder, the prcmiam Uraisortgafe, or so ranch (terror •• A1TO • SXAIEI'DIWrT Which will be sold MORTGAGE SALE. TAOFAtl.T br.in* tee. mb a . ti.r ev«»ly of U*ray. <M Ita Mh U lorn, a: two o'clock ta tb» itar II. <U Mortjpgra- on F^t* Kfswtt, ttis power ot rale 1* Said m>, otwralir.. and sn*<>ll or ,r,l»en Latuulcd to rawer tb<- VERY CHEAP) FORCASH OR READY-PAY. Don't- forgo I the place, M ‘ RUSSELLS STORE, Hastings Mich. -»»l-,si itiv rightesr 1 *• 'Sferits nt »«Eix a co. May 10. 1S63. •mtsiorr skiftical,' THAT TISERt MtUWCOUALLCO * »*’ VIRTUE IN The ' ■I.'”'v:-in-, pro - . BED BASKET- l COMBAT IX TIE ARCTIC OCEIR, Along tho shore* of distant Greenland, and among the yawning ioe-cav*rns that resound with th* roar of th* Arctic tides, the white bear roam* in kingly mageaty, gaaing with quiet curiosity upon any ves­ sel thr.t ptwwui it* retreat, and fighting desperately when attacked by venture­ soma mariner*. The cool impudence of tho animal is ■■wnctimo* evinced in a remarkable tolim with a BjtlUM bcM still c| tewiim—■ wL-y- WriUbdl, , evidontiyloriog all patirneu, tried the effect of a cold waler bath' upon hie ene­ my, D?wndown went his great head and up went his fluke*, a* . b* dove into the liquid chamber* of the aaa; and a moment afterward bruin roee to the Bur­ bot puffing, snarling, end growling with disappointed rage. By thia time the shrouds, the fore top, the cat-head, the spirltaali-yard, and even the jibboom of the Normen were alive with grinning spectator*—old lari and youngster* with the broad riyncepd bat* and wide collars—while the gun room officers and midshipmen crowded the .taflrall mJ the gangway. All hands the combat was fin-abed—that tho bonr hod bad enough of tbo fight and would •crambio upon the fa*, white hi* adver­ sary would not again rise to ran** ta combat. ' In fact brain was now awimtuina to ward the berg, a* though anxious to gel out of the water a* soon as poarible > and some of the men had already descended the kbrowds, wbsn suddenly the surface of the *cn in the vicinity of tho bear wa* agitated by a nuiubtf of Huie rippte*; then followed a roaring noi*« ; and the next moment tho poor«oim«l wa* Umvd about fifteen foot into the air, a* th* groat head of ita mighty- ania«uni*t uprising from tbo deep, (truck the under portion of ita body. “Ay, ay, now, but that's too bad," cried the old sheet anchor man. “I think it *crvcs him right," said tho ship's corporal; "h*’s a land-lubber, do you see. and ttacfuru han no business to interfcro with that old humpback tar that's in his element." As tbo bear camo down after having been thus unmercifully tossed, tho whalo received il upon ifa'{tbc whale's) fluke* and sent it flying upward again ; and althnuch by this Umc It must bare been coariderably injured yet when it struck the walad it made another flank attack upon the monster ; and thia tiro* draw­ ing Itaelf upon the badt of it* aflesraarr, planted il* clawa and it* troth in tho rrtuJ sixty-are. I'rsasnl,S. C. Prin3te,J*lR» j In ten wsttor of ths ratal* of Mary A- and Alraa On rradla* and filing ths prtiUoe fatly vsrifcd. । nt n_. n—Zu.. t-tr—■■ BCVv She divined the truth in a moment.— The man who bad committed tho mur­ der* was known to bare lo*l *omo of hi* finger* in one of bi* encounter*.—tta man wa* there, .in •bur house, under tho tab!*. She made not lb* least motion nor •Ign, but reflected two or throe minute* a* to the best coarse to be pursued. She divine! wfast to do, and *d vanned to tho door, and oalted the servant aaldv . “ Ob, Mary,” oadaim ' •*girl entered the room, where Mr. Bernard Five* “Yea, madamc." “1 have to pay * 6,000 frunec* away very early in tho moroing. Tl* fact slipped my mind till justbow. You will have to run to bi* bouse and gel the mon- prod by a group of unarmed teamen, and after deliberately surveying them for a few moments snnteh from the hand of one, a seal which had l>ecn lately eapterod, and walk off with it* prise in a cnofa unconcerned manner. On another uccarion, white a boat's crow belonging to tho ship St George were passing an ice field, a white bp*r of huge dimensions suddenly msdo his ap­ pearance and sprang into the litti* craft, Gfariard lain my boui| cnpslzlsg'lt atone* wad severely Injuring , the man amid step*, who was with mdeh before, now vxur'tad to dialodg^tho beast etriy withaonM g«o»< difficulty reecuad by .his companions, af­ bat without awjoeee;-and lbw eaptalpof MaMxk. “•M’—’ ter they had saved themselves by crawl­ Uxuaa BaacMAcaica. Ing out of tho water upon a berg. Bruin the Norman was. remarking to hie first And without antering Into any uplain tim meantime, had scrambled upon otto lieeteoanl that bo liriievcd tlio whale nstl.nn with her servant, *ho dispatched would bo obliged to try the effect of of dm drifting masses, whore bo remained another cold water b*th, when the "old her on her etrend. She then quhrtly ro­ in an attitude of dignified composure, king,” suddenly rusbod backward, paused uted hersoif and waited. Yu*, shaaat watehing tbo men os they,exerted them­ a moment, and tifan breached nearly hU in that ruutu with that man under lb* selves tu secure their shattered boat, un table for a whole hour, Sbo *aw the til the current bad carried him Into* fog­ full length out of tho water. And It waa truly • grand, an awful shadow of the hand shift several time*, bank that hid <he group from his view. spectacle—thu huge, dark, body of that but th* murderer did not make anv aL Tbe crew were picked up a few boor* af­ mighty leviathan, lowering high in the tempt to escape from his pise* of conterward by their ownship, but many air, where it remained poised for an in­ ceahrieut. weeks «lapsed before the injured man re­ In duo time th* gens d’srrn** arrited, stant, exposed to th* slew of every mau, covered the um of bls limb*. &d than fell back into th* water with a and J*cqoo* Reynold was art voted, not, •The food of the white bear is thlefly however, without e violent struggle. crash equal to the din of a breed aide I derived from fish, seals, and dead whalco; ■ r^od acarcely ndd that the mart Con­ A great cloud uf spray enveloped the buta* may well be supposed, it cannot whale aa it strut* tho ra-a—«x>uie of U victing proof m to Ids guilt wii found, always obtain enough to satisfy ita vora’ oven fly ing upoq the. forecastle—and the and in du* time bo was guillvthiad. <ioa* appetite; in fact, it is sometimes in vrssol trembled wllhfaa shock caased by famishing oradiliun, ned wtasoch is the the falling of that tremendous living onra case il is really a formidable animal. It e* it might wo simultan­ A Virginia paper apeak* of the start­ will not then hesitate to attack adosew eously discharged every gun in tbocraft. ling fatality whirit h*s ovartakro tboa* armed man, and I* ready to engage in , IWHaraidrtlbehtaaiwgfoamnfagjto who ware the poJitM robrilfo* Jtodan battle with the large* whale that careens tod wave*, ** saw the bear, whWt had of th. Bteto. ■ through th* nertbera seas. Al daylight on the moroing of the Sfilh been thrown .from Ue tenarimss grmp rioa, Virginia had <* cabinet Mtntater but which wss still tradismayed, and who wa* a seoosrioairi, tha Sacratarv of of August, IM4, w Wte the *Wp Norman, ready to renew th* attack. H *” W*r, John B. Floyd. H.Udroi Bb* a sumyfag waft, wa* lyheg betelmed making a sort of flank movement toward* had two foreign Mttaun wbo w*ro near the western edge of :owe oftboae ex. th*whta'a tad, and i» wouU roon Ncroriooiata, iCa. R. K. Mead aod Hen. tensive Bpes that ore so froqusutiy tndocUlros have «buin*d anothar bold bad John M. Daniel. Bulb ■ ar* dead. Her countered in the ArctioOeron,tbo watch nut tho leviathan, mu.tariag - all ita teoon deck were saddcwly startled by a •Mdew. stronglh. agta ta*«ta, ab savage growl,, which seemed to proved though not quite so high awtedid teforo. from no great distance Off. the weather High roough it waa, how*v«c» to. anaihtbow. Almost at thu same instant we b im beard the k-ng rippling of water, follow­ ed by a naiso like the rushing of steam from a pipe; and springing to the rail, wabehelaa *renc that w»* well calcula­ ted to excite our interest and curiosity. A large whits tar that could not have n»k« >i™ McBpOauiu •«*. messured less than twelve foot ta length, to wbtotowto. lu —to, tom., bet which wm very gaur.t and lean, had toto|MtolU to tokto to made It* way to th* edge <rfa Week of toltototo u toOiitoiwto. Ice, about ten fathoms from the bark, where It stood glaring with a hungry ex- to toll, tor, Md d.to,to ™tof too, to to,.to. toritototo«fcrf‘ preerion of ferocity open a bug* bull to 01 toto-to top< *• -*to»whale, that- wm Iriaurely rollingafong utototo^ to touwat* , toward* the sama berg, evidently uocooTto-zW tta aaamro aaoraeaed .MMteM rf tho prerence of -the tat- CSS ' Estate ot Mary A. wad AJM J■sr.-.rr or michjg^, At s wsuoa sf itel^«bai*C*m£M*mf*Mr fit Bxrry. UUteo al th* rratals US« io »ta vtl- rice. She bad no taiMIy, tit rijl^ ooa I ■crwaM ttM lived in a wwry retired man­ war. The cattag* h» which aha rwtad waa situated about Haifa mil* froM lb* city a little off from tho public road. Madame Bcaumaurice. had been the'' no** *ped«*, had beew dbabv-vM*pdrtfog wife of one of the officer* of the guard*. tirimarivs* m the water About half a mil* . ,?*jtTL.f|M JtorwfrlrtMH'-fir* were immediatolf.pursued by boat* fall ’eager crew* fr u/a certain coolacsa* of character shape* irn, Bsnintraii. cessed in the midst of danger, which, topother with a large amount of moral courage, made her a very notable person. The rccrot mardor* made, perhaps,t lass impression on her mind than upon any one else in Dieppe ; althoogh It was.nat- ward* about In th* c$ntr* Of the channel, urally supposed tl>0 retired situation In which is very deop. for the space of four which she lived would have caused her to or five hours, and *everal shot* were Cred at thorn’from tho boat* without any vi*iu.. jtoMtMg^loak About ten o'clock on the night of the ble effect. . I'I in iha evening I a start up the 30th of April, just ton. daya; after tho Firth. «WU^ i doeely folfowed murders of.,the Ere Gronord, Madame Beeuinauricc went up into her bed-room. by tho boat*, She wm suffering from a nervous head­ IW Ude -wan al ttariradwo the *bh, artd them waa sv*(jr ehancq of thaAehfaring ache. She felt very sleepy and acatod herself. The Lamp was placed on a chert driven into shallow, water. The scene of drawer* behind her. Opposite to her wm animating in.tbo extreme. "The pur­ was a toilet table, with a doth ou it saw* arrived at Novar Bay about‘eight rcndiing lq tho floor. She had already oUoek. havtagweoroded k> taping tbe commenced taking off bar clqtbcs, when, fish ahead of them all tho lime, although happening to look aroOnd bar, ano' asw the frigbiOMd creatures took many turn* something that fur a moment chilled her arid wiiKllngs, m if fa the endeavor to bLxxl. It waa the ahadow of a man’s escape down the Firth, or keep io tbe hand on the floor. The. band bafl only greatest powi ble depth of water. The w«ler however, al this pwat,-i» sxl—wfiyfabiltwo fingers. ' , >rviauNH<, ■ — -— to. OU»»1 to to, otjto b-*jr- * '■ • straight Una. h cooltatod, Itoitoto, B tototok to r tho intention of chsng ■ r.?^towto,--to* toto Mr Wto to.tau.toj —------ *“ cd frQUi.ita companion* il >t aground, cnd wai imip ded by some of the Im f which, armed With all weapons, from a slaw el to * crowbar, made short work with lb* poor victim.— » U> man/ wm c^u.™! from between the shore of Fpwlis and the opprite coast all the way down to Ding­ wall. Night did not stop the opWttoM of three who had engaged-fa the puramt Love of sport and the chance* pf gain combined acted a* a strong incrt.tivc fa> tbo pursuers, and those who vAro not fortunate enough to strand their whale, previously peeked on the head ( of th* Sf.’SSl’rtiiffS’sJI?; eoMo, vowfag hbd walltRg boats awl until a fata hour In the mor lew than 36 wcro.IUmd killed in thia way, nntne o large as 20 fact, and one, x •o tas than W fact 4 ruler cailed Henf ngMr> unfoliim, Ind de rtmndcd d tifam'how well hi* oed«n Bad b*w wbayod. < i «-10, «W«r Ski the land awd f.lfill �.A. CARD. lUlUntou. But a few days will elapse before the' electars of severs! toww la Berry Ouwty will you upon the question of aiding 4i Gnad MmVsIUy IM Kori Comfrom bis wounds. Wire, Doctors .. and Stevenson were near at tho lime.— Wire said it served thed—d scoundrel wbaV we nave good reasons for believing to bathe truth, that ths pecpfr of MfabL ■the «au do not desire to build a Slain Jfaus-. meat in IfaUolL Whenever. * “Bule Vermont, when ba said “Look well to it Munumrat * is erected to the memory of oldiera, U should, and wo be­ when you think the devil ia.ubdoed, for, > done through a movement depend upon fa* be booming wp is a new radar tho direation of the Legielstore of Michigan, whkfa will tasva 'deed enure up tn a now shape. Some­ authority I speak for the State upon all body baa at length discovered that the questions a nnacted therewith. Wo de­ Charter of tbe Grand River Valley Rad­ sire to thru r no obstacles in tbo way of rood Company, has been extended cs re­ tbo Detroit Monument. Lot it be built, gards tbe length of time chartered privil­ but let tbe eople who contribute under eges were granted, upon tho express con­ stand for v hat they are contributing.— dition that 20 miles or so be completed Let every ( bunly In the State build a by a certain time; and the presumption monument f they will, to tbeir brave lava fallen la battle; but tbe is that all that is now wsnted is to build e whole State will, at a propSO aulee on tire asst end bf the road to people© through an appriale channel, er time,i keep the charter divs, ic. x an Moumkxt to Michigan's It is not only right and proper for i, which shall ba an honor to Wien every one to took to tbeir own interests in these matters, bat It is aa imperative duty. Tbe Basnahaa never been awiA to urge ita readers into schemas of doubt­ ful utility. We never had any faith in the Bottle Creek Railroad project, and preferred to subject ourselves to censure, rather than lie to our readers in relation to it. Wo did permit others, over tbeir own signsto res to give their views throu’ our columns, feeling that possibly tbeir judgement was bolter than ours. Wo hare no personal ialereet'in the F<far Lsavskstomtu Ka., Sept 4th, 1HC5. 1 J roj Hixsaa—Dxab &s:—Having •bouts of ths Mich. Brigade since It has been fa mis deportment, I have concluded to wrilcra few linee for inscrlicxi in your paper, i My particular reason for writing Is to l< the readers of the Bixaca know mniEu uw wiwcm w luo prison, lldisd. Ba-beard Wire order »cl to fire at a/man who crossed id line, and Inttrocted him to Bra rtoB man waa over the dead line Wm. n. J hsafedtihl_ _ ______________ r alter be wad takej/to AnderspnviHo.— Ho was wh:pped,hy order of Wire for not going to wtJft when unable !o do aq. Turner, the man who had charge of the dogs, gave him 30 lashes on the banback ; be was then put tn the stocks for a night and a day, with nothing to eat or to drink; he could not walk. Witness saw a man who had been shockingly bit­ ten In the bead by doge, and who died for 15 minutes by being tied by hit thumbs, bis toes barely touching the ground, ' Ho attempted to mcane, and was captured. Encountering Wlrz, the latter said. “Veil, yno’s baek' again.*'— The witness replied."! guess so. When Wlrz contfaned, “I'm going to take care of you dis time. If! put yon in tbo stocks four data." Wire then put Mm in tbe slocks four days lunger. IIus head and feel were fastened In tbe stocks, bis back on tho ground and his face exposed to tbe sun. The punishment was inflicted be­ cause he had attempted to escan. f]o knew pcraocally about tbo hounds'aa bo had been captured three or four times by them. A young fellow ‘named Freddy, 17 yeara old was caught by tbe foot and afterwards dom to pieces by the dugs.— Tbe witness'and another of the eacaping party climbed a tree, hut thev. were can't and brought back. This wn*in the latter part of August, In 1864. Ttrrncr who was with the bminiir said It was good enough for us. The witness said he wm becked for being lota at roll call. In September, 1864, while forming a line a sick man ctnlM not find bis place and ran np to the head of the Hue, where'ho was met by Wirx, whh the exclamation,' “you G—d d—d -¥*6k«% Jf you don't _ ... of horrible barbarities practiced by Jackson railroad except what wo have. the relineu of the West. 1 am not with tn common with this community. But tbe cofnmsod, however,! hear from them as a citizen of Barry County we have a often.; A young man by tbe name of great interest fa the completion of that Geo. Baker, belonging to Co. B of the 7th, work. It is not essential to faquir® was returning to eamp with n fold of specifically into the conditions of the exbacon, when be was way lay ed by the lnrtnmon of the Charter if there baa indeed jlj/nj. They tied him to tbe hind wheel been on extension. It fa enough to know of tifa wagon, bound him securely with that the rout waa deemed of such im­ chafes, piled the bacon around him, and portance that tho company deaired to re­ act fit on fire—they burned Aim alire. —■ tain it, under tbe coodittone that they *n>w is only ouc case out of hundred*.— must immediately commence to build It seems bard to see our boys burned to tbeir rqpd. This is a favorable, rather the stake, after having served .nearly than an unfavorable indication. tlirsc yeara fa tbe service, escaping the UsbouM be borne in mind that tbe val­ ,talH., ml, to <-» ■ d«th . Jho.ue in great pert,of tho Grand RivjjrVal­ tend times more horrible. Tbe Indians struck the man lay Railroad will bo for the through routs, jectn lodelight in torturing.their victims, knocked him some lev t. The man was the through business. It would be no for inataece—cutting of tbeir hands and too weak to get up again. This war the only time lu vaw Wirz nSc hi* pistol.— object for ths Company to build a side feet, piercing them with arrows, and not The witness was In ball and chain whh cot to tbe Central Rond, simply ranning Ibuly scalping, but to finish off out open make Ms into the rural Villages of :Eaton Rapids Itheir skulls, let tbeir.brains out, and run or Charlotte. But all th*. events but red hot irons through their bodies; it little to do with tbe question of voting may seem absurd, but is nevsrtheiesB township aid. Tbe Rmfrood Company tree. There is on order calling our Brig, fa in sarueet fa buildfog this road and tfa back here for musteront. The flth fa now taMtfai' —______________ „ __ __ wJtofo of It. Tbe people of Barry Counli at Fort Laramie ; tho “th and a part of ■ylvania regiment waa, about tbo Oth of have looked to their intermt. thus fad the 1st have been doing duty on the mail February fast, put in tbo stocks at 4 o'­ clock hi the afternoon, and was brou-ht According to the cbmStioas of the so rout beyond Laramie. Wo are all look­ back to the stockade the next morning at scriptionv to stock, not a dollar scbscH ing for the time to come when' wo can 9 r»’dock. The man did not rot anything, ed la thia county can be espeeded out, return to our homo, for fighting red skins after be came tn, and told Mm he had the county. As to tbe aid of Townehls on m empty stomach is no desirable been chilled thoroughly. He soon-died to emteequeuee of the expose re to-the tbfas^ rt<ttt*to^.aU«eoJ job. Youra Truly. . wrather. Another man,' to his knowlwaWwesU At rwtdit cvmpltied, Mfitt edgei died from injuries received la-tbe, uluJandiwd^far At iron, tkren^ Chwman|Wiiih Scott testified -to the co-brrminoui with du town projmtiaji cruelty of Opt. Wirt. In the latter port of August a tick man sitting ov a mmk . .......... rfKii aeration for fittfrov Nothing could by more n«eere No asked CapL Wire to be sent to HoeMtal, risk whatever ie run, ol voting aid and esovol of the destroyed substance did not when the latter cursed the invalid1 and prove sue—fol- On Teraday of M not getting the road. U yon vote your Mt him a viotewt blow over tbe bead.— veck gancrcne again made ita appearance bonds tho company cannot get them until on tbe side of Oto foot near tbo heel, and The man went to bls tetlt and died a day it builda tho road, and if tho road is never on ihe.nndeA surface of the wound under or two after. The witness tnenHoning built, it will Im the samena tho^gbtte the outer side of th* snkle joiut, and boud» wore never voted. Some people hare been foaled in other raHroad projecta vote so as to secure thereby vastly incronrfag the propefty of tho county, and the whole cut surface wa lira rafoetog tbeir toe*, fa my possible bed with altrie acid. tastoJan boor. On 1 faMitet tbetosgtews ing. and the knife was '•gain weed. HAHTIXOS-.t Hoalinp Am iia ,14tk. Bejrt. IMhajlia.lki.ni. Avu. ' dUMOn*—ol PImbbIx Jloc.r, Act U>11 a mt n.. <r, . taaa who adtto. Wire far food.. Wire Wire withoot stopping to moke inquiries drew bte terblvrr ahdMajt a Union man. . L. 8. Hood, of fee « N. ‘T. Heavy ArtiIfary,»vwtiSod that he took the Mums of men who! had been robbed of MnnkSti andreaMtfM’at AMWnriHe. -The wit­ ness saw Wire uko tbs picture of a lady and two children from a Miehtoan **dier, and throwing tbe photograph th.w ground It beneath his heel. The soldier wife was dead, and this wm all ha had remember Ute byi’-’A picture was tabs from a young maw. < fa was that a your JACKMW-Hlbbsrt Hoorn. Au,. |flh A Ito tub a is** rv» Him,,, ALB105—ItokcrExchaag-. Aejf. mA Uli«vp*. nth a lath, Ota. tub a uu.. ' MASSSALL-Urrodaa Anj.nj g^. !Kh,OM.IJtK BATTLE C8EEK- Bede Crwt a<s he bev ignorant and iocopablo of being taught, his exclusion under this rule will bo general. If be thiaka enough of hia political freedom to qualify himnlf to tho extent of being able to rend the Con stitotion of his country, and thus to ele­ vate himself to the general politlMl level wo do not soo on what priociplo ofjustice or reason ho or any other freemen should bo excluded. 11 thu white voters, who will generally in tire proportion of five to one, and in all tbo northern and most pop­ ulous Sixtos, fifty to one, eftboso lb rota with the negro, fa tbe responsibility of doing so with the negro or with Uienw solves ! and will It nut be an argument in favor of the diacrimtaaliag rapacity of the freedman in tbe exercise of his politi­ cal privileges t—JuAxro JbtinaL vt>U*~. u»-i Bol-. 1 XHJX-D^d H«k, As/, tf.fc. Sryl }« Oct. »Xh. . CHICAGO—Btisrssn Hratv, Aag. Hth A fitj, 8rptt« a Silk. Oct TIM AC-.d. t-p Tux Kalammwo Preebytary Is now in tresaion In this village. Rev. Job Pier- Agents Wanted • The Uantinga social »» entertainv-d this (Tuoeday) evening, by Mrs. J. S. Van Brunt. The avails of three socials ore to be expended in repairing apd im-■ proving the interior of tbe PrcsbyterianCburehadifcB. . _ Still aRxuc Lxrr.—It was one of the grievances of tho old order of. things fa this cutfntry, that colored seamen from the North were detained in jail as long as tbeir vessels tarried fa many if not all of toe Southern porta. Samuel Hoar was expelled from Carolina for attempting to contest tho legality of thia regulation, in behalf of certain citizens of Mamaebuselts who had bean unjustly restrained by it of their liberty. Nor wm eny other effort, to obtain redress effectual. W e learn I that complaints against the samo j Iniquitous practice in Cuba have been laid before the French marine and colonial minister. Jn a circular to the chambers1 of oummorec, dated June30, he says that be is Informed^from the French consulate at Havana that U>e measure com plained of is a general one, and has been often protested against to tbe Spanish authoritins, without success. '1'hcre is, however Tna L'inoiv School of this village opened it* fall term on Monday, under control of Mr. Charles Chandler, as Prim hardware store eipkl, whose more immediate persona) attention is devoted to the Grammar Scfatol Department. Mrs. D. H. Sumnor has charge of the Intermediate de -puriBent;lllM Sarah Dunning of the Primary and Miss Florence Swain as AsoftaU teacher. These are all .experiencc^ tenchera and enjoy a good repute- 11. A. GOODYEAR SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS tiqn. . We arq pleased to. notice tit* »ltebdahce'of quite a number of *bul»r« of all kinds, from out the District. Tbe school is now so organized as to be able to give all the instruction required in fitting, students for S collect t»W"r. Tbe toiUoo for ■foriegn scholars is exceedingly low, being but twenty cents a ,w^ck. The Scbvxd B.wvrd require at least six weeks of this tuition fa advance. This eanuol be re­ garded M uarcMonablo when it is recoolIsoted iLsl such blit* are not easily obleet- Railroad Prices, NAILS, srovnr a lax upon the reside"H of the distrUt, end thooe who avail themscirw of It* ad­ vantages who are not residents ought to be willing to bear a small proportion of STOVE PIPE the expense. J___ From a letter now before us, we learn — a forpe of pen fa already at work oa tbe Grand River Valley R. R. near Charlotte, Eaton Co. It is also stated C<®t| Shelf Hardware. ROPE, wife of a respectable govt pfayee. When arrested an before a crowd of gaping spectators, who happened to be In tbe hall, tbo woman bscsme frantic with terror, and over­ whelmed with mortification. Bho ap­ peared at once to appreciate the foil amwwrs nf her transgression and tbe dfa- tbM Me. Cable, ooe of tbe Contractors PVe wtl) be st Hastings on Wednesday or Ttarbitt^ of thia week, where be may be & found tor two or three days by those de.flirooe pf going to labor on tbe rood fa tMTcouaty. Let tbo laborers come for­ Farming Tools of all ' kinds, ' ward and the work will certainly move atohg. Bandry rumors bare been put nikat by persona desirous of preventing tbe.towuahlps frpm votingaid to tbo road, fatandod to discourage tbo people; but so >UTTY faraetbey nuert that the contractors have been bought off or that the work is joobei to-bo delayed, there is no truth in them. BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON. caneo'ani cure uf disease*, Hyg'ume.Au. Mrs. Dr, Flowers gives her first lec tUM ibis day (Turadx) ) at 2 o’eto-.-k a»d routinnes eyery aftenioon thia week; 1ier -rabjeete aro tbs Health of Women. r. KMm tWf; D‘- ; accvudh-ciure Wednwiday evoxiug-freaFor part ionfare, call al the IfoitOiil- Tbo -wwk. The girted would do |b.» thorn a call. Examfcaliou* mshMtil purify jBolonk. d of our cltiaMw were acrenauKn Mid guitar jnnric—than ■geaa bo more sweet and Tbe edito£ acknowledges a tboagfaho “laid low’’ at tbo ftwI.djM tbe visa as most oMtlagbere Ms “little speech,' afe yea please call ■fate-” BtHhfewr-ywis Ds �Worst wi gjiMtUiitara.!, •a£SSP *-.•?* *• **i*« ... ^tesjt Jritt tornt' _.’“I*”* S severe thunder CUlUUUjrB KALB. \ j te»a reran foTtbTsi^rf tery*J* teateTf . tsfc 2 *: [H north cf raMkattoqi; waul, to to. ioustr of DRUG STORE!!! a “d C“*» S^ b. Mf rerifisd *h* uSlaS nonet a^ory.nMto lotaraatwiin said retaw. are re- I. O. oj. <a. T. ’’■*“> *■ Jfte tekbffTIte FtSSftrttTE toi riSTX.TAJK ’” r».ifctow. Aog. Ui *" -w THOMAS MtlMJXAU). Tuc Kilakaioo Presbytery i» now in •cwion in thia village. Rev. Job Piermu, of 'Kalamiuoo, will preach at tbe preibytcrttn Church this (Tuesday) even- Tho iis'tings social wilt bo eetesltoned C.;. (Tuesda') evening, by Mrn. J. 6. t an Brunt The avails of these socials _:e t- to expended in repairing and imprv-.iugthe interior of the Presbyterian Chutxh cJ.ltce. T:i>; l.mox School of thia village -p.-i.r-l ito fall term on Monday, under cij-ii, whose more immediate personal nitcr.tion i* devoted |o tbo I Grammar Sii—.l Department Mrs. I). II. 8u ra­ rer lias charge of the Intermediate dopartmni:, Misa Sarah Duunipg of tbe I'runary and Misa Florence Swain as A ■' r,unt teacher. These are all expernr c.J teacher* and enjoy •) good repul*tiun. We are ph ased w notice U<e ftlu r. '.mcc of quite a number of shvlars fr»in out ihn District. The school is now ,, ■ (ptnited as to bo able tn give all tho imtruetu-n required in filling. students tot a college oourwe. Tte IttiUon fur f rii-pn •cbolars la exceedingly low, being !-•>• iwi-nty cents a week. The School li.iard require 4^-lcast six weeks of this tuition in advance. This cannot berejarded as ur.reaaurmblo when it-fa reccolleeted that such bills are not easily entecu rd, il delayed to the end of a term. The preatesr expense of tho school is borne by a lax ii[xm /he residents of the district, and those who avail themselves of Its ad- vontsgn who are not residents ought to te willing to bear a small proportion of # u o,'1"“19-t>«dsy th. »th ! TOWKSHIP MEETING. uf HaaUo<s. sad show re.vs. If ady Iters t>«. tefte prsysr of tte pstiUeecr stenld Bot. te And it Is fUrtter ottered, that relit paUUm.tr K<VS noUoo to tbs psraoL. Int.realrd, In reid retsto. of tho pai.teasy of reld psUUsa.BMl tte teutag Ibnraf, by <ausluB a wpv of u»a ordtr toterAMated fa tte Bastion feanasr. aaovspapre prlotad In said twenty, of Barry far item aacssMira a tail, prsvton. to said day of!war"‘‘(A tauaopy.) 8. C. PBIXOLK. aspTX_____________ Jadasof Pretete. and Sllr.r Worn, are now da. and payable. Tte taxes asscaaad id tteconsty of Barry will te roceirad by myself ar Itopaty, al Haslfogs. untd and Indndfng tbo Ifth dxr of Sepf'cmbet. 1“<S, tn tawful reenea of II. United Matas. These who wertscl to psy tte tax re aaaewed again.! item within Mi<1 -ill bo apoctely MMited to pay within tee dors itereaftsr, aad rsamred to pays foe «f twenty Bte orwta for Ite note., la aJdittoa to tbs tax) and la oM ouuot B.eicet to pay witblu tea days fknm tte dale of aridspretof reLoa. ton per oeoUtfoWiU ba ad­ *** ” A.*B.^rUKXEfL Collaelor tib DbL, Mi.h J. P. itoaxan. Dap. CuL, tlb Divtsfoa ■ wtiss aims.! re.t^uU«M<lr. and OtobUs U» GROCERIES! cxusczs'j yxBirraixjiJ Aad ChUm Extract. Office •__________ ' rUBJWKS.OSLYJil each a> TEA. COFFEE, BUOAB, BPICES. I'KI’PER. • FRUXDI. FlfiS, RABINS. CODFISH; la fast, everything in Ute Rroeery line, each as will be needed fw fasftDv tee. Also s grts: rnrtaty of th. Great Decline, In Prices, Al aa taw Prlcca or Hearty Pay. only. ' Se*«lil riteeiiwn wilt beaeid te OOMPOUND JKlIsafl-wtefog Cf PRIJK'RHTIOXS; and sny Ws-porrtMtog toedHw-e of ns can rriy spot. OUR FAaUTlES Sete S3 Ccstto for CcrUlcatr. eMlreed wtaa tb< certificate, bi acai for. W bitt the ‘•Pres*’’ say ot ws. n. Uftpctt.<,M4 dfared '“-.ifirtterrilreied.taotevtwfed or fashton.h>. G-EN^errtTE. . ; . t- NEW STORE ’ NEW GOODS tiea in sea obi stal.eSi rise aa inen weSsrifo rite.the cemoiaa trkitery at trade. Tteir slatemro>« ri^rtat^thre/grewt. otSfiu JSuor* We have iu dortneclioo "with Ubrtxtotc*, A HEDMMNIKB'!! S3EN53V WUI do Her Beri to Plcnre-. ’' '• We also MaauUrtuie * 0. D. SPAULDING, Aa JBmUrely New Mock •< GoosU. db^Wqh^ WOP.KMHS, £ Webav r teepootod at Ite odke el Arvaadal. A CCJ Agrorj for F.aroivMt'UanuIacIbring -Jenria lurgSMsettairot <-f foahieuMs end '*»»> Aad at Use Itewot Passible Rnie^. J e*. hlofow. ity oil bare-iu: fteowroa. ■ WeriMea- dX/>, HI TUI IMF. BX /UFA- .'. ‘ A Stock Large of MEN'S AND BOY’S GROCERIES BROGANS, oxtoazsiB.'sr i srticlce are tn beWW,’k »o«el rwiueinlc. gutterCMA dteMt-aftstobteifta. mdsrtsriang rxte'»'<< naptajreroi if sgi-ntK We knew tte One fa V. ..low<eb<.»r> n^rl.HHM te Kwewraswivna tetnss^Tlte nmat cJUgrtA. ud-n^Alahtareaa^w^^rtlnatesn i^nte a< ta. Sfl^ssresqggiE T1UTJIU>TI&ilii&W OIT, Ji IT H.Ui TV Bit BOlfK JT AAAt Tll.t.r Sftlb. Ute, -Vlteoi _aur fair srixreiibsre brifttoe ta PEACE PRICES. Cnlleot «t Oae Mfllllti and tipvraivfo. ■' teragettev.tuiiiiaolS.fvfuirlnaetetfoe.end wtib tte besitauefttes eta *<-'citeIntel aa-l aU el th- — amnr. jboue. CTLrc . ‘ ■’Im fie lulirlt if ifieee steiags. saefa wilt t-r sffoWMi lOe.ata m. an offer you evriy eaaUeals erdsred by ibeto. ftra.Med tbeir nreiwm iStfai i- paa dollar, rise otter ia DPLKNDU> BABGAKND! . ileoMtaUtoihfat eM M Iripned M affdMttfaft ’ G^wrttto ta/toartbidg worth doing al all la A|te>fovHtle«Use*Maenta for .very rertitaato. or tte MVbifo worth DwtogWsll/ Do?hreS“d"tfog'ite pX». L«dJee* CaU Bselere at Taa Rbilllnt;.CHAIMlEX REASONABLE OLD LADIES 4f FAIR MAIDENS <§7b« Jresoa and retain ot eato Mew to Brermeal Twat rr BhiRlaga, ngn—4 — Pasncnsjia lilallM <-Tea w oastosao aaWILL PI.EABE TRV IT. frosted to as frvmBiMevCoCTtrT. Otter Thlav ia Pfdpmw*OC~ Coaasel in Wsr Ctems gratuitous. B cut I51>,“y, baax, med for tte bearing of aa}d SMteemPenaaaenL J. I WAN BBC’NT’D My Gooda-Wftfft ALL aiteft Ur TO WOCKDXP BOLIHKKB. WOOLEN FACTORY SsissS giirt liiiini to friart m far or ! •’\\ ; U4RTIXCX. MiVB. ' ■'•■ *“ TKX, WRWILL. -.y • pay, *w hnertet. T JS A. X (MW IB® S4r*.“ jWxWwta.r-’T** X R T WANT 25000 ,lw- •* WOOL to 1 niinnfacttm-tataCLXmi — nothing-tor keeping books, notfctog tor We’n b^r row Oxca. Cowl sad Wte. . largs bounties, should apply al once to peraoa or bad debto, and ortya" n a •»U»» ’ piacfuwrD bouhxm, lately maetored At. War vernal otter*, by *§$&?■ ’ d«d with violin and guitar mn»lc—than »Lich Bulking can b0 more swart and -sarstta? Jgtatgas^ commmionkrs S” M drijrf lento J" <*>** Ttatisvehy 1 out acll J MWM aril y« Otte Ih.l aw’l V. bmi. Tx,k-4l J«ro resli n rem—? beel-_ _ m . ^gg?ggg& -U W.’3 da all Usd Wp #* for* ^«e”. -■•-• • Ow MhpateSriafobte hate*; being bend. . iPtvttiH. HMtirgi, ill J i. 1H*.^ *’.’!« SAMteiSSSRIMAftUNr. 1 UMttog».«ff .r.L*’W%‘D SUWTDKiS;.' er >y tbe Jm<L ’ ‘ Il'it N» eAftr/ifa/ MW'to -ffiigooJChtk for farfanlX": Trf it! WOOL CARDING Dene Piremlly and It. Ite.tert Hum Pm bret ari armbnara Msgtoyrel. kl*Ute».4nM L irtJU* 8' *** “*l ,T pSTRAY-SWa.. ’ ijAEswsEirS1 u ri iHJOiSSSSHSitl Stray Colt! irir tbilg *"*PJK?L'i!»EiarL MHb. _ »ito C-r« ^g^WELDOX- '■ -r il^i ' elites ... ■ ' ’ Don't F*il to Call at ap^^tfaD’’ “Jit'g, “thank you—please caH ’ Au. of bar readers wbo desire to p«f'*«* tbeir dregu, m^.ctere, MttW, and I-ooia rf 0.1 <44. a rf’•P trustworthy boos, of Bobarts df on lny Gtexl*. rteteaic think they ar. enUtite to swy Promos. jfcH,.,, or pay stoald -wjrelt XiUbt/Sirou "sod, dw*s«"> WaH R*« jwr VUY SMALL PIBFIT to-NWSM of weteida received to Uwe efdair, out Cheaper lEan oUw*. “j’m7litaTy ctaixs ’'me, h« acknowledgw the visit aa mol •vloome; raakfathre hfs “Utlte spa-K moved across the Streep opposite to S7JX."JK?XU3‘5'~T,!S5' -r ' BEST or THE nur 1 bftvft a FELL STOCK of BOOTS Sinsaang.-!X>n Wednesday ni|bl laM, just before the striking o4 the “imtgeet” rapturous. Tbe editor: acknowledges a <•«, and although hr -laid low” at tbe ■ Msom AfmxdatoA Co. hats tone teen fttreea SCOTS & SW3S, IlV Hm Jw»t Brought on STHSVSI^TJESL-iKS dale ACo.at XA is.* Vrnstea.. .They teae an iiir &Ktf;.“jx'ar* ■Ri'fe.s lino is trre Liiriv Asre -tun wftm> to late a rertritei< el a crttaarertMte. ensfaafol to SMftentopo stxd are sot raptured is my you: aelUr nrleaa ynnxrr nU'fi’d vrib lfrk .rtJcIc. wtkti ult! Krertainlv Wr.1* mare than that eewuat. and n»r tjffijyKi: *SWL?Cr%,** ; MBS. “toOTTlK" IRMEIA ■ dwproal. tedtea ere .riaUy. nt oH mm at the Ihemerivea fa the asS^Mtri they nifty de an Vttih fwfrti csafafewds. -.>• • . • Rte<a Ibe meri foal Utona ean te tesiah- 'aad .UtaM* tttrv DrtDiftiteMtarriA serestenrireo. ,v,siauk^re,ilri < ’ bj. > NEW PRIEC8! P*Tte nnGfri^id opreeJ «• of Iba A ret cIBcea to tboBteta forproewtng risitus ariJng etet of Uto —ar and tev. dorrtnd more fater, aad breos.cere.rul In s greater nmnh-r rf etauna, BOOTS AKD SHOES, ictbun soy other caire or .gency 1* tbe teals. REJECTED AND SUSPENDED CLAIMS I dm setting »;,tate of MArfotm Dolph. Fi-<- ARE KQirXl. TO AKY IN THE thirty for f3,-Sli«T-8v»for41«. ere budred fol «*• .. . . STATE. ROBERTS A STRIKERHagrtsns April IV D«- . WLich bc propose* loculi al STATE A U. S. CLAIMS, The Very Ltwest Rates, for CaSli. IBCXCBDtB . Honaty, Pay and Pewaloma My Stock embrttes HI ihat !• mnajly Of Ofieerfnmi Soldier., and tbrif B-|d<-w. ar.d kept in a Ounlry Store, Buck as mire, and .too HteteBocattea. cud al! rinses of Gdcrranient Cl.tet. premptly collected at rec wciiWe trie. Goad .News ta the Affikted! you are t-.h*Tr, sad tten it la M your option to aead eMteUer aad late lbs artaofoqraftL Fur chrttrs r.uy thin obtain a peld Walsh, Dtato.m.1 Rtng. or an, set of Jewelry oa ear lol for t-vs For Doing Bttsiine^s, ***"’• ’• c Vm,“- vrocud lecture Wednesday evcnlbg-rfro*. F.-r psrticnlars, call at the Post Office "U-l K'-l a circular. ’ " V: I’r. Flowers snd Ladv Hava taken ly • «ro <b« <*«• rooms al the residence ofMr. Ji M. Hews, forooe week. Tho J/retef would do *rtl to give tliem a call. ExaoritiaUdns free. Tr.-atment pwtly Bolsrtn. 2rCretifu.ite. i2S^S^? ‘,"fnte “ of the verietM artelre tecb'put over BcbrlQB'a Grocery, Opposite Frei OSes, on BanUck BL. KALAMAZOO, - - MICH nftcoMdrreiAa Md sat'd BdCa* “ 1ft “ JLirite’Gdl aa^ JwitB«rt!c«7 ’* “ U KA5J>A*.t * CO- arting *a Agrato far Ibo jwiu tips! tbrcpexn manetaei<ir«rs, hare reaolrad Compeiaea more than the usual SDtuk nud Kinds kept io a GMiutry Slurp, wul (DEIEAIP, PDiE CASE U S WateJrire.-ASD MUST HK MU> AT AST OUR STOCK MOST POPULAR of the day. " " " •• " “ “ - As Aar Other Htm.-te In metrical- PENS, FKXVIL8, ITBS. PAPER. EXVELOP0, CARDS, At. Ac. We weald respectful!’ auoocca to ibe ciu sens of Haatesg* aid Vtcfalfy. ihsl wr Intend to sell eremhini la our Una al tndr as cheap as can be height .1 any Blare. Uiraae a rail and judge for yearoairra. fre Utetdi to sell ’* !•• 8 i W to a IB 10 to ARUANDALE * CO. M-w-ten ima’°Ai ta Sa. fSJ tiuinwtr, XswToas. Ahwetner that ail lb. share list of a mdawOt le •rid far 0~ Mfer ere*. Wo art prepared io SELL GOC&lB u'L'rasx^ia'SsSs'®; STATIONERY, PATMT^EBICEMEt. waiGridjUaVaalWatAKeyslift •• tro.1 Fob and Test IDtero riulr. 3" srooHntliaireHfoeve HiUtona, *e. X •• aM»0aM.Tbiabln I-rarils.Ao. 4“ IMUoMbteiureLockato. 8 Sft •• «S • •• •• teaaic arriae tft •• l.tOGrtdTreth FuA.A^v-rkAc. ,-X»'. Ftoin tloid King. 4 " A«W ChoteH Grid Xm«a, ' 4 " IMTOHtetedHand ri8rtRlaga,U0 ** HAVIXO JttST FURCIlASEp OUR COuDci. TSOS BeMa Ladies'Jsweky-dci and SOTO 8riuLedrfe-Jewelry-Came*. * IN NEW TONK. SUldpilB ro* THE VSPXCtAL BEKKni OT m LADIM-. We aloft harp on toted . good ^retment of '- - MriONaarieJKLdniaatl Fiona- To Suit the , Tillies. AND SHOES, in tte wlc <>f »l«'ch 1 w subjects are tin- Health of Women? Dr. F. lectures every 'brtining lMs : week ; tityniiHU Dn. 1'tnwnts san L*nr, of Detroit are WanvlLndlM cbourcO. witb™»‘ d»° ..ivin.i their-lectures al the Court House,. s/nzai SiS?3» s’lhvrts, 1'hrenologr. nryalulufy;' wc cv:.< a-:J cure of diseases. Hygiene, dm. Mil! ^I^.TXur.Tr:7u.vdu. KNAPPEN & BUBROWS, ASP AT rmciB ’ UT POD MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL . WAB CLAIM AGENTS. P.ytowid.wormoSter of arteonere of war; lit-” E‘^r£: £LS'«asJ?ti: twe? ■isni and die work will certainly move, j -A. CABDsi- ng. Sundry rumors have been put tiiiosi by persons desirous of preventing ^hfr+ptv'» tdafcy intake kuu rntyutriss irem the luwusbips from voting aid to tbo roftd. hitended to d.wouraga tbe p--ople; but so far as they assert that the contractors fave Loen bought off or that the work is Mrs. Dr. Howers gives her first loo lure this day (Tuesday j at 2 o’clock and c-iifinocs every auermxm this week j^er tVRB iiilWB, INTERNAL REVENUE. LICENSED ofW^kinds, IS iSL-syy pri^ldted’eireuiaitoi'ln nr* J. M. Nbvim, Uootwrtl Clstot Apal and The Work Frogrcaalas ConAyumr tusy b« Ibuad at tbo ZtSaa" (r£.o^ri • Ja4«.s»«Ttotefo From a '.ettrr now before us, wc learn AMitaater.irr'oF RAiuioaorrucK. |>tale-of Thomas Stanloa. lii'H a f-irce of men is already at work »<otb-j Grand River Valley IL R. near C.motjTto U* RaUread Stock J tba Grand h*»«r tele^retfre tbe e.«ulr of Darey, bolden al tte Charlotte, Eaton Co. It is al» staled Valley fcailn-d C-tr-W. b- Urn rrtad. Bad te tte MJ.... < •? fiat Mr. Cubic, one of tho Contractors « 'll te at I Innings on Wednesday or rec-.-i by IL J. Ksn.aM.*f-‘ br tbs d—tototy fos Harry neMiy-at tt. ItiuLac In tte waiter a fibs relate at Tboaiaa btantnu, Diunulay of this week; where be may be Q&mJrjTHas'***ibund fur lw o ur three days by those dcj* gy^Jrdsr *>Hh^.»aU oH/irtttor*. • iroos <■!'gning lo labor on the road In EL^UIK PKlKUX^re-Uo1 S^reilitte“SSiter. As lUh th', roomy, lari the laborers come fcr- <3- O O X> S, DBUGI AND SnEBICNBKD, g^ChcniiraK Prtfnfa, Oil*, Cam Phene, Burning Flrtht, TURPENTWE AND ALUOnOL Ornes or CoLtacroa or 1 must. Esvaxvt. 1 Frnirth DisUMirto., Orted llapida^teg. to,lteh f *\f OTICE b hereby given, Lhai I tert reeei.ed IN tbo Axoresor's A’a.d Ite for 1M1. aad lhel tai ex therein arerared. fee Ltaeaaes, Incmue. the expense. tu be delayed, there is no truth in them. JVKT KECiUVED 200 : STii lMd». ailrerdfeuteito..- - If. **' M rie*. %d'<lrols gnld2drtial4iltfol* ■• !5"teeh. StJaroBrsiidiBtfaiiMviA « a •••- ■ -W ITU — a new and most coni|>loie*toori4Dciil <>f ■STJ nt OF MWHIQAX. OmUy * Horrv, m. Atammm» of U>. I’rob.t, Covrlfor ibacounty of Harry, baton st tha 1‘robal. OfUct. is tte • mass Of HrekBjES. on Wsdnssday. tte IthdaT of H*BtMBl>«r.>a tte y.*> <»• HinaMnda<btbaodred and sixty-Hrs. TicMut, Stenau C. PriatUs, Jades <>f I’rateto. in lbs mallsr of tte Esiais of Jamre M.Giteoa ‘'oTJtenr sad «I!bC tte Mt-ltoo. doly vtflfad of Wdliato P Oiteoa, Prej.a«.dbr nxwaa itera­ TOWNSHIP MEETING. soasadlMaa and ths situs ud uwasUps of te mA farlb. ibre te may b. appointed AdadatoTteattoerrigacd, tte Towaabip Bored of P>. surt. eo—bss. BDd Of’Usery ^<1 Kts<. th. towns " ter«.La U it Ordered. That Boater, ite Sd jtewalip of riomrpfir, . day of Uctooar aril, at » o’ctotl in too fcrs- to tte tretly of Barry and Stale of Mi.biran, noon. te aaaivre*! far Ite tearing of aaid priitton. hereby calla axcUoi ot tte .lectors of ted townand Ite. lbs ter. .1 law of reto daareorei. and aU ship of Tternspple, kslffosd troo tc Grsnd U.pKU" . » JOflS XKAUUlHo^reitor. OaaeahtoreeAteyyApfcorire adrt-. loappaarat a ocarina ot aald eoatt, torn to ba A. Bbooss. Clerk. s*FS tte Hon., bf L. W. F.yae. to cocsid.r Lbs teMaa al lb. Pieteia Ottes, la tbs rlUs«» “C at pmriaty of riadgine tte rredU oi said lowmbip Rariiaga. and show caare. If ady ttere be.wb» tte offtreaappCs to aM In tte aoMlracUas ft Ite prarsr of tha potteoarr al.oeld =01 te araatad 1 Gteto Hirer VsJIev Hs.l Road free, tte city of il U (urlh-r Ordered. TJat rerd ptUUooer 8tst« Rocarr Cssniicasks W urm; U<h- t’And »« BOUca to Iba pereonr intartilad in sai l relata Jachaon to Oranit Ear'd*. c«l Utotk.t pries paid ia Cull. of tte preteaev of said petition sod Ite brarnig 3,q. suna. itereoL bv caoringa capy of ihit order to be pate M. C. SWIFT. Town dark, BstUs Creak. A«a It, iscx asglfal tetedta tka/Atteay /.■aw.w.auawBpaperpnatcd ABM WAKCFIKL1X aad Orrulatu.. tu a»d eouoty of Barry for U rea .accrea.ro arete, pt.rtao. toaaid dav oCtearia* £AND FOR SALE. r 8. C. Fit IB OLE. TOWNSHIP MEETING. (A Inta copy.) sepb5 .. J»1S> tf rrtioir. Tb. . « « ofawJferHsetiM U. laMsploOrore, The anderslgndl. ite Saparvltorof iba town­ l!»rrvco-V<r, bcw< Bebeol Uud; on. qnsrtor Estate of A* J. Woodnaaasle. ship of Mall lame, hanai been daly t—nested Is by thirty elector, of tte township of BaiQTATE OF MlCntOAX.) M Probate Coart Writuix O Barry Consty. for reld county. Urwore. to eaD a moaUng ot the eleetore of said At aacau* ot Uh Caret bolden al,tte !•» bateOffloakin ite vUlaawer Ha.uois. an Tboratey mgjs n»*r ths OuamyF*rt>. tte stih day of A»ru»>. la Ite year oca tteui.nd <l(te bamlred aad alxtr-dv* Pretest, Notice U therefore hereby given, tbsl there ttoattaanC. Prisdla. Jnd.-c of Prterea. will te a rtretsarr of tte doctors of aid towMbto LLTTKMS KUAINI.XC VMCLAXteKD la th. reaUre aftte cstoia of A. J. Woodsian lUIUmcre, at tb. BaiUmore House, tn Halit In the Prtt Office at Hastings, State ^On^TSrMMd-flto! Ite pcIilMa duly veriard more, at two o’clock la th. •te re eon of tbe l«h of September, I .W, la con.ldcf Ite pfoUfoty of Mi<jbiran,on the 12th day ot Septem of Bsr.jata.a Ilabeuck. pray toy. for re.wmslter.to day pladgtac tte credited arid townahrp W detewufortli. Utot b. Siay tie appointed admlntslretor of more. to Jd te the constellation of retd Oread ber, !«». Rlrar Vriloy Raiiread, in reconUnew wRh tte *TtetSjSrtl Is ordered, that BrtTrLwt ta IMrereVsTHantuto dsv ofSeptombcraaxt, si nine o dock.la tbotaw- entitled “Aw art to aakortia tte eoonlls. of -riu>. bo areiffwad for Ihr tesrinR of ted p*>and Eaton and ilk- ckk. sad K-wrrehipS tilton.aod tbd the belts at taw of said docrered. Jasteon «>< tach eounttes, and of Barry and Lest, ite G«IM 5 w™,*1’? ’« n and all alter pencn. i.iercstod U towns of Onoadan and Leslie In lagtem soaaty. U.FM. Js*c. WUwslejJs 8 s»'5tx i.Tr: sxsftS sWt sadLei«htos sad W.y fend te Allegan enaaty to Bsv K W -tawr K vtodxa tbeir credit m red of the eeaatroctioo of a Railroad frem Jackson to Grand Rapid*," '-nrTo obUto nay of AeaaJ«tts»s, the awtiHated. BopjjT^r. rent owl rell for -WwHuW give tbs ’TmTh la farttererdetc-1, that tbe paUlimtrr astoof tbo list, awl w »vro «*su *“r Daetn C. Huoost, Clesk. KT HeMsalMfor witbinww .omO, they will rireiaoiion to tte personaluforested io tato estate of tbonewdaacr olsaid pstitias and tbe bereup kewst to ths Dood Ix-ttsr Ortas. . gSgsgssg B ARRY '©^rp’NT’Sr Is Ite maltorof IteaaSal.of William M. Doud, Ks.tSStiSf^.SJ^X'-d fo tefoby giraa that An pareaaaeo ot l<i"WtoErioXm**/xn nA Th, regu’.r meetings of WHJ> FLOWER Roberts &.“Striker, GO4TIDIAN-8 BALE. «s i Baton or Jemima A. a^. C-rtyef £XaZ>^*ST*« 0^ «CH1GAX V\ thll. <roWcdu»ed*ye».ntogs on er be­ ar, crnv lull moon. L J. S. V*» T- Hay.fwareh-)- • .,..-....3......... ... * TVUXS ftSSWAU. IVrExprm,.......... ............ E.,u.b«E11>«W»,- —.......... MriJAMf- Vijii lixprsaa.......... ......4tW A.M. ; B.X. RICK, Geft’l Superintendent. —. .............. --■ -* • -—— >j MA.SONXO. - 1 ©DiPAKJiiafts’iErn j ARE PEEPAKED TO SUPPLY rwdij-u «> [I |.|pr-4^i lta‘ Bitten so rapidly awttoR. . n. B*mwom>or *v *wd’. * DtePsilM RsvkV' >■ HAVUMt^ffMKD HASTINGS Michigan Central Ballroari. TBX1SI *tSTWAA». a%noukcem€nt owx mrltot rnuxb-i wudui! BARLOW. GOODYEAR ? 11-“— M. U'“M 1 M 1M PORT4^T, S' ’! 'at-the’ .<’*> cd*!* P« fo,‘° ’**•,) ®* *k« Hr»l V J :J «*to hr cub aubtoftft.aUaaertfo.. Msrd ctatila end ftibcr sdrertisamanta; from 84ft to 8^ a tJsan, I'tr ana—1. ■. t. n S IU2T8 WEOMJml P ,M ’* J H i fr sutis a. rmX- lbw n™ F-Hito rwfcn aw skto. v NEW FIRM.! t 11 H '‘‘“iM M u* "TP-1‘. ‘‘ tf n rif A-l-frbttrivUl doOfttt toriear i» atsad U* /■■?«*rB Tu^r, •"4»u »&.r^^uJ^r ‘Ufr<in "“i toterufadM «SM*W Hi, meraUf. </m<J sad. m^iF>'-- > omauL pafrr or mbst counit. { - ■ _"T,C -Ik y ■ • ; . ttetoi^rf etert’reXsirth teynfAK-'i' Ite. �There are scores of aeree of aa valuable l«nd ae-can be fooad ta oar otnatry. overrrown with UtAiU worthtam bmfoea. Wa often aaa bod which could aa* te purchased for om »k meend dollar* par sere, stripe of unco Iterated land along ite* PULMOMIC BT1VP, ' SEAWEED Tone, wAwnbarv jms. Tilda,! where aider btrebea, blackberry teatea, milkweeds aad alter pemtafoaa plants have rooted oat almost tte tel near of criAA, aad am beariag aadtapuled sway. Seek things are dMflguring Uotobes oo tte tea erf a biot form, aa wall mi rr proach to any farmer. Tte ted where such pesto flourish from year to year l> rich and would pay tte expense of culti­ vation, and produce al first more valuable crone thaa that oo each aide of it; aad It ought to te reclaimed, and tte unsightly weeds and teehee should te Mtermtaat- 41 tt tfi K it » rfjt JastiAjs Kaiintr, fBFBBLIAUDEVEBT WEDXESPAY, ht qrm«nr~ AAUt, OOCWTV iucuiua Amr £lxi, On PtBjk*, nothing mor*. Thi* job i* beat don* in August or early in September rather than not st all Where il Is not found convenient or practicable k> plow such uncultivated strip of ground, mow every thing a* cloeely aa possible, soiled it in heaps and burn It; if the busbm are small, they may ba cut with a short, stiff £tata scythe; bat if they are large, use a tush ecythr. Lot everything be cut -lose to toe ground. Then harrow •'.oroughly and stock down with gfass seed. Sow Orchard aad Kentucky blue grata seed, eo that the gram will be fit to mow for hay neat season, before weeds havanttainra a large growth. If tbo tround can be ploughed, remove the fonc* when it can be done with little la­ bor, and pul a sharp point and a sharp, strong coulter on a good plow, and atueb * chain for hauling the weed* beneath -ba tenting tarttaw slice, as shown in an rtide In la»: month's paper. Hitch oo . strong double team, and break It all up vs deep a* tbe plow will turn well, end ietaam able to drew 11 Alwayrfplow - round each plots instead of beginning In •he middle, thus forming a ridge where :be root* will not be disturbed. Harrow •v»ral times, sod sow at the rate of half ■. bushel of buckwheat per acre. If the .Tork la properly done, weeds and busbm wUl give Rule trouble next season, if tbe round is cccupied.wilh some boed crop. -f, from seme cause, such wet weather >ft«r ploughing, or the abundance of rose iriais, or bran.blee, the weeds spring up • ery badly in spring, another application •f the buckwheat after ploughing will leave tbe land In good condition by mb}-. sutnmer.—^MrrMwi* dyriastoonM Il s' KUruJoj. DRUGS! IDRUGS NEW GOODS Tstese tahMKM«*WT.«r Mkm------ 1-- •Wtaxt. Md Anntrm,unUHflMS’3 ££TRACT SSCti’J ItUPBCVBo'raosi WASH SEE BUBTQil & ACKLETS HASTINGS, MICH. ••»«» ARI MEDICINES, aoMfcteetae'aeSsa is Liter “X" of fcuripfn M nTm*! ita list day «f M.rrt., A. 11. K~, dabSteisdhr*MJaaw.S. Tuibarr »-> Jc—e tUbh an whim Martgege itara i* chuncd io te tea ta ths Asts ef Ub m ite i.uu vftatrtan deed ate Mdrty-eiee doUaia end siilv-terv orate ■ta sestet er praasediage el tea laimj tec* iMlUtaed IS receTsr tta debt sue r.-ewieirj esaaead hr arid Xarlgage er eej J—rt ihenof Nalte te farsby glvsa that on U\J..<iU<,tbef th dor Weeleaitar. iMi.et tin vetook ... tte fvtr wneilhoaerttfrsal dour »r tte Coari ll<m« te iha.rMMBef Bastings, is tbe event; end Su'e elaeeeid<KerevtB te cold at paUlc asrliua or v*tapete tea bigteet bidder, the preatae dee- Books and Stationer In**sd>in Breeding. There la probably no greater foil y that tbe common stock raiser can be guilty of, than breeding from animals cloea akin. The results are in almost all cases unfor­ tunate, and tend to the degvadaltou of bi* stock. This ie true of boraea and neat cattle especially, of sheep essentially. of le ex ttal I cvoU tni ttan «orki*( u.ir w*r ** swtooln a teas degree, but still noticeably ; « syZS?1**' nn7 and in tbe of foula-and pigeons, tbe evil *ta ilrer rml *e a sew sMteo. aad tea results are more quickly seen than in any mirbid matlrr ablrb fur ynn htasmawlatad other rfstsse*. perhaps. In and in breed ing. where most carefully conducted, baa produced very fsvorabte results ; bet this was under tbe direeUoteof Keo who gave their lives, with terere, assiduous study of animals iyx! their points, tbeir differ­ ences of constitution and temperament, of f.irm.sba, ate.; aad who were'also ............. .. of an mtuiifon ao to which ani­ mals would cross welt In those hard*, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, too, where in-and-in breeding ha* been Aucceaefolly practised, It must be remem­ bered that the relative astabers of male* Da*ta.Tlutii>Ks Jas* 1Mb, I !<•-. .>K>1 . . JkiWU HOWE. Av'<uer tun 1UJ», AU; Ur AMigucv. . MORTGAGE SALE. T'VWAVt.T taring ben. L- Is tta eotai JPh Ueoset m itan»l»rv *f rwdnr emakr :W::1 Ulate *■ HarveeUaw Buckwheat. Tbo excelleoeo of buckwheat flour de­ pends chiefly on tbe mauagement of tbe tjraln between the time of ripening end grinding. The common way of treating buckwheat effectually prevent* making ^x>d flour, it being allowed to remain in the swath for several week*, when it should never be suffered to lie longer than a day or two, and It is decidedly better for the grain to rake It end mt h on end, aa fast salt io cradled. Much Ism grain will be wasted by shelling out; the straw •will care and dry out sooner, and make letter fodder; the crop win bo ready for tlireeblag or hoeeing in lam dose; and the grain will yeilda meek better quality of floor. )t i* especially injurious to the gra;n to be rrpoeed to norm* before it is set up, for dirt Is spattered all over tbe grain, by the folliag of lorn* rata drop*. This a*akce tbe flour dark­ colored aad gritty. Wetting and drying tbe grain several times, destroys the “life5 of the flour. It will never be ao white, nor make so good takes, bet will be Micky and the cakm clammy, Mte tbe flour ofapt noted wheat—Awrrisea Jp- • ■state Ueorr* L. Kalos. ‘ .tTj rr orjft.v. ■» e MrtM of Uh hi>«l»«'«art hr t te •< Manr. hoMsa ** u.» i'r«b»* u>>« .orwsrr.svr;':>. Abea te oar mis be*io— •> Pm* Manama, ws are tesdeurwn hr tte ea vktaryl. m»oh—slid ■OtBPEB A BmEOECOPIC TIIWS, ulcerated sore throat. Dissolve teaspoonfal of It in « tumbler o.____ and then occasionally take a spoonful of the soiutioii ao aa to gargle the throat — Ilia nearly taatotes, and not at ail offeosire to take, aad it is teeoe well adapted to children. Nothing * belUr tbAn th“ for chapped or cracked tench. Wash In tte weak sotauoe, awd they soon will ba wcjL it is also good fora rough, pimnly or chapped tee. Il may te procured at any druggist's It i> found that plants from tbe seeds of ■me of the most boMtiful Amerteaa ir treear growing in England^, prove Aly, while thorn from eeed rtarnd are Mfcctly healthy. _____ > ■*..»■». .u.,' -T1, - S 5 5:: 18 s s :s W 8 S :49»S 5uS OoOMWaHi, »«. WiiB •ABWfi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-09-20.pdf 14eebb29e0c65ea58d829500f4ef55c1 PDF Text Text LAS 8MHT3AH TERMS, SI BO XXT ADVANCE "Liberty and Pwn '.PPii and Inseparable.” . VOL. X. ifljt HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1885 NO. 21 $astiiijs Nawr, |8 J-UDLldHMD EVIRY WKDXE8DAY. N£W GOODS type,60 centalor C, HAWLEY, r\ JULIUS RUSSELL &C0. ADVKKTWXO. fT«r<r' >l»” ur Sastings’ Quinta girtrtorg. Srintrt YJotiry. TU JJew YA JHAm-. Hou*m. irrcspondsnt says s “Th- aid wanted pcriirerl press concerning the freedmen uf the South, has l-oen enabled to arrive at tho following dsur and ocmeiulanl eonul*r generals, and to take and bold torn* L'lttaions : point's* * ecutro of unfoh. briny coo ... -J—;-.,v f avJI. 4KJ ■'Labor with what acai w»>Hl. BuaetLiki tun nrbialaa andaoe; favorable if my relatives wore Before deeping, I wnrte Ui raying •» “ possible, that I coeld not happily share hi* lol; that, brought up in luxury, though having no fortune of JJOJjpRTH A bTiUKEB, Have just 1’urehas.xl The Liberal forces arc now split up,iiU>' email bodies, each operating in a State If two or three oftnese bodies' pnite a French force I* «entiiipdn*t them, and owing to the quality of the latter,- <hoMsuit of nearly every Jight is in ibeirfovot. A column of HhOOQ jpem entering chi-* country now would find ths Imperial fores in small bodies all oyer a vast exteuL.of territory, and would bo able to beat three A LARGE STOCK OF MORTGAGE SALE. NEW GOODS, therefore I asked freedom from my «>- J ULIU8 BUSSELL A CO. ‘ «p»y (FAULT haring mad# in the eomhUoo ,f • Vstpp cunUiaiag a power of sale _ ____ . 4_r...>, lu.kn* mada: erveuLrdbv Junaa D 1 retain that. Iuwukscz." I felt instinctivrly, that my freedom your curls. T.IKTjTJtDIElE) IPIMUBS I JpKASK ALLES At ilor ia XV E DEAL IN DRY GOODS T A. HOLUROOK, •fflisctltainj. Groceries, nd recorded in THE BEOKU EM AUGMENT. BOOTS & SHOES, W. WlXli, I Base. «mi 1 I spare from my peerless rose. No doubt IlatH &. Caps, ■rad by Mid Mwlpr ur •'!> P»r‘ 1,“'.r*<LtT K' utartbr <iren that un Wodoceda.r .th* frth CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, rltb Intervvl at Q C. BUBT. M. RUSSELL J A1TD STA’WirBifftY have been very kind to roe, darling, since my ilinera, brightening by your presence my nights shall bare become days in that other land. Since little Eva waa in prat­ tling of your two Ju vers. I ’have bad s Hhnieun »ud H etorc. Stale vlrvck JOHS R0DEKT8, i, June bill, ts-'-A. JrtO] 1 JEKSEE HOWE. Awigucw. Which will be sold jg^AiTSS a BURROWS, MORTGAGE SALE. DfAl'LT living t>M^. mode in tma,-r**i i-HlrntVfT of inortnc* D^A^foM lintlum and I'rrmtlia U VERY CHEAP! FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. j iM. XEVIM8. D'Hi'l forget the place, al RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. | ' | । TOHX MAILT, . ° Joliet at the resre. an.l Uecasot Oswrry sneer. B««IueM ea MClUa 1, JotiBilown, trtchij-aa. (BiySlaH JULIUS KtlX-SELL A CO. May 10, 18G5. J OHM K. HALL. J ALKXAAUEB GRAli AM. MariKSgre- -CVNVIMCIe J’ THE MOOT SKEPTICAL. J 5, THAT VMCnX IS UHCOUALLCO i virtue z' 1 the •.REP JACKET^ J M. CADWALLADEB, g C. I’BISDLE. Q G. HOLBBOOS, ^rerBBWl ?Jlh«yarc. a coxnirinattfin. bj •V’ ■nARE'HEHas . ” BOUHCON ‘ IEHNBTY riETERSfc OU- s 11. COOK, AIMS rOBTBAiT GALLERY, ■TASTINGS HOUSE, -T.tTA or mClUGJljr, c«~»ty «e Barry, sa Al a MMlva Of Uh Probata Court for the eosrty rf Barry, M4ra al tU Probata OIHoc. ta Uta rifhe* at HMUngs. oo Monday. Um S8tb day at Awr I-. >L- MM. --atahl bund- q W. McCBEA Agents Wanted l — io* ote a KHAT Uti*111 *“**' 10,000 men one million dollars is necc> rary lo begin wi tli. aud thia is tbe grea want at present II Uiat sum could b anguish to another, and would gladly have undone my work. Shutting myself an abject coward but Eighth. That be is a most dangerous points iu thia country, such as Matamor­ as, could be taken and a few million dot-. ■ lara rained by requisition. A Comnh ' denied me. Tho evening brought Mr. sloner is at this moment In Brownsville, with Hooten, and with tbe hearty approval of my uncle and aunt, I was again betrothed. Izewls urged *n early day for tho mar­ . Ninth. That the negro can only live riage, but mint instated that four months in a warm climate, like that of the Southwas tho Icait p-wsiblo limo In which my rounds of sintnunitlon, six batteries of outfit could be prepared. Tbe next three months were passed in a whirl of silks, he will immediately rush North, and laces and mnsltos, which wearied me.— take the bread out of Um rauutliv of the loMBpd will not do the rest without Mr. Hueton often^rasrkod my silent white workingmen here. fund?; as it would bo folly, Tho fsctr Eleventh. That white men oennot work In tbe Southern fields, which cau bo With his grand faith in me he never im­ cultivated only by negroes, but Twelfth. That llie negroes ought all ' agined my love was half vanity. to be coluuixeJ in Africa, or driven off to । At length, but eight days were to pass 'from the UnitedStataa,and isles} witbmit some remote corner of this continent. • hdliiro our marriage. The rose tree was Thirteenth. Dial tbe freedmen are so, IL If 10,000 to 20,000 men can be raised full of opening budw, and l anticipated wearing them al my bridal. Two buds stupid and ignorant as to be dangerous to the Republic, but were half opened, and I brought the plant down to show Lewis, when became In to I FourU'ctith. That they ought not to be instructed, or permitted toacquirekuoal spend tbe evening. ment of joy over the official ennovnee “Do you know, darling," said he, edge. Fifteenth. That it would be a curse meat by Marshal Batino of two Imperial “that thechnrtuing taste with which the triumphs. It esems that tbe rumor rosea were twined in yonr hair, the first time of our meeting, wss what attracted Sixteenth. That Northern working­ men ought not to favor a policy which would make the negroes contented to r<^ lie continued: Ifrth of August. The ocher Imperial vto “But I have not told you—I can re­ inaio in the Sooth. , Seventeenth. That tho workingmen main no longer this cloffit(g. haying of the northern states are tbe moot tntalpromised to spend the night with a skk grand party. 1 dressed early, for my betrothed. Law retire Elmore, prom Ised to come before the company,arrived tod bring me some flowers. I anticipat­ friend. By the way, ha is passionately ed something beautiful, for bis ta»to was exquisite. He cams, bringing a bouquet uf half opened rosebuds, and blue violet*-, besides a branch from a rose tree, bear­ ing three fragrant white buds, just ready day following, a messenger brought a re­ to expand Into full flower. Ino bud* he quest from IjiwrencB Elmore, that I wo’d insisted upon twining with his own hands Iced him, for one day my ross tret; be among my -braid* aiid ringlet*; which he was ill, had beard of 1V> w<>odsronv beau­ Accomplished with wonderfol skill, mak­ ty, and knew bow 1 had reared IL I ing tbe groer. leave* and, snowy bud* could but send it with every caution glrttu here and there among my dark for Its Safety. Instead of calling that curls, in s way that won praive and ad­ evetoofl. Mr. Iloetoji wrote savlnghe miration from all. ’My ,ta*te’ wss com­ ,wa« staying with a dying friend. The mended, again and again, and 1 laughed thought,that this friend waa toy d'roc* rdthe niinptltncuts off <ui best I could : jpr cd lover did not cross my inInd. Tbe next tnoenlng Mr. Huoton bro*t to no one, not even your mother, hscj I told the secret of my engagement. Law­ the rose-ires sb»rn of every bod nnd rence wiri a clerk, indutnuurud econ­ blossom. He placed It Upon the' table omical. Still be deemed it not prudent ••j/y friend, IzewrenCe Elmore, cut to marry in less than t*b’year*, an 1 In­ sisted that if ate waited so Tong, the en­ them off end started off upon a long gagement should not be public. My only jmitnoy with them In hrs hand !" “O, pity me, I cried, and fell sense!era motive was to avoid the comments and discussion* of acqualntanaea. to the floor. When cemsdrmsne** returned, bp was Our .party paracd pleaidiitlj •' the rofreahmdnta, music, fldwsire,'otery thing bolding mo to his heart; but with aueh a were admirable.. Tbe cojnpohy were in dssofate, broken-hearted look in his face, fine spirits, and nothing occurred to mark. that I was Iain to tarn away my eves. It as a dark hour lo my ‘ life. Among, “Ptty you 1 CHra, tolly toe F hayk loot ths guests, was Mr. Hitatou'jurt mfr best Wd friend and1 my beloved retnreed frt>« a lengthened! tout in Boiith wife. Lawrence did not wittingly betray ynur fault; It was only in the delirium America. Early In the evening ho was Introduced ofbii dying ttodmenfs, that 1 learned whist to me, and entertained, me greatly with hsa reused bls illnres and dcMh." Gently placing mu upon the sofa, bo scoounte of wILTsdventures and descrip­ tions of tropical scenery. Several time* left tho house. Tho wedding UtitAUons had apt been given out, and wure Jolaysfl‘by my sudadmirer, told roc that Lewis Hoeton wosld pursue the sequslntanen. Months ofgaycty followed, and people began to notice the alien lions Mr. Hutton jmid me. Lawrtneo was Hldom jnwent; books and study ’ occupied bi* time; save when be Spe*il« qul« evening with me. These evening* became ItM frequent, for.1 I went out constantly. There wss a new charm in the demotion ef the wealthiest, Best educated men of tbe set 1 never -topped to think whither I was drifting. Om day, some *ix months after our par­ ty, * betuUfol boaqnci wta scut me with Ji ----. b-trnllM-d for is coming to-night.— huidcnegru-broedlug a regular nrofttablo busduct*, and thus inercaaed their num- but Eighteenth. That dMj^will inevitably be reduced and deprived of work by the competition of ignorant and idle negroes. Nineteenth. That the preseace <u tho convey tho intel I igwncn of them, Md yet blacks amongst us will always be a tbeaueceo ol the Liberals at Tebuican. source of difficulty and trouble, but Twentieth. That tbe Emaocipaliou act« wrong, chiefly because, under its operation, the negro race is likely to dje out, like, the Indian*. Ths Louiswlle Jattrnal says: the Plymouth woods and- meet the other "(Jo Saturday, wa bad quite a full coo- huntsmen st the ratan rd “Uhole Branch.’ versaUod with Captain Sturgeon, now of St. Louis, and well rametwbered here a* mally emancipated, lands throughout Missouri have more than dxihied in rater and all the counties of the Stake aro liter­ ally j swarming with emigrants seeking homes—we never sap nny thing like it be­ great viatssman fore.” cabin kkeben, n “Captain Sturgeon added; “If you iocnt.VOiCd thsi adopt lite amendment you will aso die same revolt in Kentucky?* And we have not a doubt ofit** Kentucky is richer in noil and fleer 1n climate than any State to grander or sweater mutio than, that cbntlgwtffii to her, and let her but wash With Which Dunier.YYebmsr that day. the one black plague spot from W robes: filjed the reLio ifflhe hunter,©fPlymouth when Lawrences (unjnral would take and sbo wilt Inhale strength from every Woydii; and on aujiouon over, listchc.l .ip , place, and In spite of r’cmonstrance, .at- gale and drink it from evqry rtrsam and tciidod, dressed pliWy 'to mold recog fountain. Tho prho uf groatoess end ifeteOUMFM ' ’ nlliun. TTo was buried In Greenwood; -------- ccLcd no* ini and, alone in die carriage which my onclo Up. : and If frdiu his rnsryt sent, 1 went to tho grave. Mr. Iluctoti stood by my side m the list solemn words were said, though I fancied be did soon and most bitterly willthe nw her Tbe Buffido Kxprtn elucidates ths ptat-, not rccognlto ino, until, as wo Uiracd own follv and oerverwitv." form of the Ohio Democracy,by placing'. away, bo pfferdd his arm, conducted me In jvjCta po?iUan Ihb following q<sc£dhn», to ibo carriage and loft'.mo without ono from It: ward. May toy darling Carrie never know such agony of yemorw as I.stiflferffutilgomcry ed that day and foe muj yean, feeling respond ent who ; tqual to lAito asca, and all. attempts .1^ , that, I had murdered tbpman Doved, and thumb I a mount i At ivsaing h pecksge aon'taiolng tbe few notes I had written him, and my mW tare, was handed too bv a servant I lheaa Um looked In *ata ' LrwiS Hcttom.” ' bis. He was too noble ii. wRiGirr, A'S^H-V^.S^55L“7’U’,■ kMMMI that elao- buc'd. birtho«hL The ,Tb«, rnk^ta.-n fiJnnjaM; �R R. 1965-6 HA8TIM6B BAMMEE. BECUKKD । TO THE wwbM UVMAX RA.DWAY’8 RELIEF. READY There wux R SEVEN GR1AT BLffiSiNGg a dertor who had a; the pUu fureioted bx-MTaeveland, will mind and administered a votntok. Tbe pride, but a studied, and doubtleoe, a be to Yeaellfiil MrMtore, and ie to be 1 pasbent's etuiniek wux in wet mil be caM couareled eileoce, and to porhapw elg^fi coal of his apprehenaion that his knowl­ tbe strength of a letter placed a short distance from the proposed1 a dilemmer. Tbe phyaick woe a pelfot monumroL I• etoe It will be twenty and1 doun, tbe vomtek was a pulin up, aad tbe edge of, if not hie direct complicity h, । much. We hare a letter ooe-balf, feet br fifteen and one-half feet Tow poor bowels, undreidod whtoh tq foller,, tba creeUto* wiU te Mr. Cable, written a few on the ground, nine feet In higbl to the' allowd tbe disease to fimtaa itaoll, when may taka any uf the chief criinlnnle uf » tbf.prevLonsoos fo ’bkih cornice, end twee •ito* Io tbe apex ofr ether wood her expelled It. Tbeprabent. tbe rebellion, who deliberately violated th four winged btH■ died, and I am hapy to any that bis ertate tho roles of war, and It wTH be 4jtowH Mr- Dsn by had oot yet re­ that they had the aanedoBof Davis. Tbe wM> structure, foe a GutbtopteBMlM chapel. In the1 wux Ineolved, and lb* Ijeotik pbyrieten turned from Chicago, where he had gooe confeaaiun of Beall and Kennedy, who ■d with roofcateby didn’t git bto bill f this room will be the twelve , to purchase boreaa, end that he ( Mr. Caroom,Tbe eight by J rat bo. Dimocrisy got the stumick were executed at Now York, prove they i for depositingL theAdeed. door He,) might But bo able to come bore as and thirteen e of iron, withand, open panels at aiwl tbej eke when tho war commenced. Far— ■ acted “ by authority Tbe attempt to convey tbe plague into hl, ie to be finished1 dy wood administered the pece puke, andI rooo m be had anticipated. Mr. Cable walls of tbe _ baa, in tbe‘ fieat pert doeed it with Warpbyetok.— our great cities by Blackbarn; the dev­ Mioklelton • The peahent is nearly dead, and noilbar ilish invention of Harris aad Oldham; “ We ere Cut making arrangements to “ the composition” of Profra»cr McCul' doctor got rich oet ef the aaMttrt put a be*vy force of men to work through ’ I not* all over the North, Demoeralik. lough ; tbe fiendish barbarity of Wertx, i:. w eertioe of tbe country, and have now 1 convenahuns are nometatin returned solj who seemed to rural in tbe murder of bis । victims, and in tho success of bie cootrlxereral pertiee al work, both grading, top for ventilation.________ . . vanccs; the robberies and raids of tho ■-rubbing and deariog. • • • Yob I structure are to be of finished stone, and who will accept, and /bees but little teub| the doors of polished marble. W e un- ble, for in srry cunrfy Ibero orfisora whoi I northern border, like tbe plan to fire tbe cea feel assured that the work will be deeutaod that tbe above plan baa been went inS the servia beeaus uv pay, who | theatres and hotels of New York and olh, era, were only parte of coo grand syetom I opened at bb early day In your Cuuaty presented f<w the consideration of the di­ Abliabinixad thereel vs for coatieyoaance, rectors of the Monument Aseodatiou, but and who’ll Bop back to ua on tbe moot re-1 and were aa well known to Je£ Davis a* and all along tbe Has. the mutilalions at Bull Run, the torped baa nut yet been acted upon. sociable terma 1 bev peraenal motives for objectin.—. j oca al Williamsburg, tho horrible agonies Tux Moruxa or Besom.—There ie a Last • inter those demons were to bomsi of the prisoners at the Libbr and Belle There appears to be, apparently cr singular foci with relation to tho great on fork). Twenty uv urn cum to my Isle, and the namefeas infamies upon tho really, a great increase uf crime all over conspiracy which ba* heretofore c*c*|»»<i peceful dwrilic, al the ded boar ov nite,, colored prisoners. Gradually and surely tbe country, since the close oftbe war.— publicity. Tbe mother of Harold, who teased my venerable form and draggedI tbe warp and tbe woof of testimony is । being prepared, and when It to completed Although in a measnre this wee to be ex­ was to seeeseinate Gee.Great, to a strong me 4th. They made me neel Into the i will be eloedy and compactly woven in­ pected, it is none the leas to be deplored. Unionist, and bad many lime* prote»ted kold aaow, on tny nakid nee*, and, with »gain«t her eon's sreeseioo tendencies.— one baud up lifted and my ehirt tele ai to the conviction of tbe greatest traitor Aride from the unhappy effect of disband­ , After his part ie the aeeassinatioo plot wavia In the wind, they made mo lake, j since the days of Judas Iscariot. ing a largo army, the component parte of breams known, abe Milled Ail the natural which embrace almost every grade of hu­ feelings uf a mother, and resolutely raid I oath gave mo the [nfiamashun uv tbe A Beaufort, N. a, letter of the M>. manity, some made tbe better and some that abe had tried in vain to teach him brane, and the water influmasbuu ov the better counsel*, and now he mutt take bowels, and fur six weeks 1 laied a raving says that not a tingle bouse can be bad in made worse by the discipline and inci­ the rveulte of hie wicked cre>duet without maniac. Newbern, and warns Northerner* who In­ dents of military life, there are other ' expecting sympathy from her. .......... 1. I eoud overlook this, for tho Dimokrat tend emigrating there to ba prepared ac­ causes at work to bring about and coo- his* staters visited him freoecotly during who woodn't aacrafias hie sgid grand­ cordingly. The l»ck of mechanics. saw litiuo sueb a elate of affaire as apparently bis Imprisonment, and did all in their mother for tho party, is onwurlby uv tho mills, and building material, combined power to secure a pardon for him, bis name, but I objict to nooiinalio em for tb* 'with tbe refs sal of property bwldert, who exist. During the war there hits been mother would do neither bat maintained follerin recons also : hare been identified with the rebellion, to a groat relaxation iu the energy with bar singular fu wines* lo the lest.—Sftriay1. Taint bonist. io aiteen hundred de sell any of the thonaarid* of acres of tim­ which justice was wont to bo meted out JttU 60 Iou I called the soldiers Linkin purpe, ber land within eight of Newbern, pre­ to oftvndrrr. Returoed soldiers and oth­ sod the officers abuldrrstrapt hirelins, dt sents any progress in building by enter­ 1 tn ent it. They wux waggia a croil and prising persons. ers are' «UH permitted by tbe authorities It is proposed that A dangerous counterfeit was received unboley war agio Dimockrixy, lhay wux meetings beheld at Beaufort, Wilming­ to Indulge with impunity in excesses, redooxin our magorilire in tbe Suthron btreteforo not allowed. A spirit of at Washington, yesterday of 1100 com Suits at tbe rail uv sum buaderde pnr ton, and Newbern, tor tho enforcement of the confieoation art, if thio proeeriplitai pound interest notes, bearing date May spteulstioo and extravagance in expendi­ 16, 1865. It to much better executed day, and n'd< tu nominate em ix a flop i'll policy ie not abandoned. tures aids la tbe work of demovwlirslioo.' ’Xthan any counterfeit heretofore presented. never make. | A Chamber of Commerce to about bo2. Twuot pay. These frllers sold us Anther great agency In this increasd•" ’ Ruth free and back are printed In paler out when they took commishuos, they A Rxleigh tocter of tho Kb eeye: The ofcrime la.Ute growing disregard of the tak than genuine, end on careful examin­ sold out the Ablishinisls when they flopt colored people will hold a State Conven­ realralm* of civilised and Christian usages ation the lettering on the face appears de­ back to ns, and what garanty bev wo that tion on tbe 20lb, end have Invited Sre'y. fective. broker*, bankers and others and cuatom*. Politicians are taking ad­ should compere all offered with tbe gen- they wont sell us out lbs ne^t turn of tho Cbasa, Cba* Somner,Thad. Stevens. J. vantage bftii* prevalent lack of mOrklRy ulo* before accepting them. No other wheel 1 Ef we cood git sum dcsint wuns M. Ashlojr, Sre’y. Harlan, Gov. Andrew, it mite do, but good lord! the soljour Senator fibermsui, and others to be pres­ and arc'determined to ride into office upon denominations than 1100 of compouad who wood do ibis wood bo lower downs ent. ‘ The eonvwotioo will consider tho tbe sices uf the Laser sort. W e evideoos interest notea base yet been counterfeited than we ix, whitch wood bother a man.— propriety of ask tog for tbe rewtorettoa of One of the coueterfeita was rent from a case io point, thus briefly and aceceseI All the vutea that ajeb mancood controls tbe elective franchise, which they enjoyed New York end the other from Philadelwo he* alius ownriF'in Teerimpul. ftdly sei forth in tbe loeal Coitnnna of the previous to 1 W(X X Tain tj Oft is 2 ua origiuel Copper­ Detroit flmtrirrrfal ^frerfi’icr: heads. We rndooredrtbe beet and bur. • The other day, as Wlrx was on his : “ The Soeday Law Question is looming dan uv the day ; wo resisted draughts, we' Tbe New York JfrratT* CharloaUxi up in isemaasc prapoctoaoa, and politic­ way from tbe court-room to his celt, a damranrd taxes, we wux Furt Lslayeted respectable lady, about fifty years old, ians ere arraymg tbemeei ves cither for or and Fort IVmmed, twaa ua who died in correspondent slates that the Union ticket' age net it, S’dbrir iH!uwU dictate. A sstv£ If that was tbe Andersonville our dour yards. Where wux these offi­ at the election on the 4th inat, was totally butcher. On being aneWcred in the af ­ large,maseuBooling waa bald; on Campm cers then I All the dAmagc they dup tho defeated iu that oily, and tbe result ha* Martinton Monday arsoite, which wgs firmative she in a fretixy of passion, en­ guvernment wux in draw in pay sod raab- probably been tbe same throughout tbe deavored tn strike him. saying: “You State. Wade ’ Hampton, original acevswretch? you butcher! you murdered my cos. 4. The rocunstructed Ditnoerisjr uv the sloolkt uullificr, fire eater ai»4 rebel cav­ son al Andersonvilla !" The old lady, ft south wool like it, and to them, after ill alry chief, la on • of lbs tiedrd drlgratrs sejnia, was an Ohio woman, who had to the Stale Convention, tbottgh It is not we moat Inok for auceeaa. come to Washington to get back pay fur 6. Tha aduiowlego Nigger equality by yet known that be baa beeh »r will be her sons, «b0 bad all been la the army. allowln niggers to file with etn. pardoned by the President. Tbe election One was killed ’n battle, and one murder­ 6. We bev gone tn for to try the.'aol- passed off vary quietly, eoldirre bring al­ lowed to be in the vicinity of the pofUog I (bo large b—her of bias presidsais on ' ed at Andersonville, another rendered jur doge. Wo opposed the war, wo op-, ths stand. Marly three4mribs of tbtm hopelessly insane by hl» suffering in the posed tber votin, wo opposed tbe Aljliabn place. The seceeeiontoto ere very much same slaughter pen, and one only return­ are tend idauw far office at tbe next esty in votin pay and supplies, we opposed pleased with the result, claiming that I ed to hsr h«u>« at the close «f the war. elealion. Tbeeo politicians will find ibis AMI riosietyc, ami Jail at banllary Wm- lliry ere all L’aloo, while tbaaw who Were ' a poovebksBA bobby and wlH ride U Urd. miahuna, wo opposed darfla al a time loyal throughout the war, regard the thing Prreident Jbtaaofl has recently been when they needed help, and to go Lack on as a virtual surrender of the State to the At tbeMeeting of the Common Council | rich a record ix ru ■U I control of sr oee sion i sts. made tho reetptoert of • “ gvtoxly-chair " oeTtoeedsy even tog, a monster petition Guv. Perry bad iesued a proclamation waa presented, vrsy *w for tbe abrogwttee 1 from tbe hands of Seth Hinman, a Rocky wont do II . ,i. 7. Ef we undertake the aoljur, wo announcing the restoration of tbe civil >f the Sunday ordiaaoer. A petkiM Mountain trapper. Tbe four lego are xmtetoiactbo Barnes cd betsreeir Iwvtsed tboee of a grixiiy bear and tbe arms are commit ourselfo to payln his pensuns, et three Ibnnai rereoestratisgagatwat eBy tbe arms and pairs of another. Ths hook settery. How wool the Sutbero Dim[y Wbes tho Groal steamed and sides are ornamented With Immense ockrto; like that 1 from Valentis upon the important holi­ dews. Tbe seal to very soft and com­ fortable, sod by Couch tog a ford beneath we disgust tbe disertara and em el went ness of laying the Atlantic cable, she car­ ried a supply of victual* so various, so the head of a monstrous grixxIy bear to Kanady fur tho sake uv the ecu. shows itself snapping and snarling per­ We hare cappytle eneff in the Nigger. larg^.aod so. choice as to provoke the fectly lifslike. The presentation took Lotus plant ourself os boldly on shore eery of urdtnary seafarers. FJow many place al the Whit. Hoose last week. ground. Let im Readvo that Godslmlty live oxsn.sheep, chickens, dockx,goroe— wux rite iulfnikia the Nigger oar slave, w fast .wonderful provision of owoel vege­ tho bo made a mistake io plantin in bis tables, and ice, and wine,—was toH at tbe time: bet aftex-all, tho voyagers got bavin boxum a crouie dosirejto run away, 00 trarf ' Brfom lU -i-1 u/braa from fab normal eoodiehon. Let BB hang our banner and inscribe on its folds, “No at sea, murrain appeared among tbe oxen marriin Niggers I" “No pay io a det it»- and one after another they wyra killed kerd Io a Nigger war r “Protect -us aad thrown overboard. from Nigger aqualily I" and eich other ( The Lody’s Fries*. . . precepts ex cum within range uv the Th* Ontobee number of this WOiUanl Di inock ratio intellek, and go io end win. raagaxino opens with a beautiful steel en­ May lbs lord beaten tbe day. RxrtrnuoAM Cosvrenojt :w Mmxx graving, cafled ’The Wanderer’s Return.’ ' 1 TmoLxmt v. wabbt. sova.—Tbe Mteneeota Republican Con Tba sentiment of Uto engraving to very vetation, at St Paul on TBursday last, touching—U>o wanderer has come back to nore inated Gee. W. R. Morrison for the aesnes of bis youth, aad gores with a Governor, Bon. T. H.' Armstrong for heart foUofemotton on tbe church where Linotenant Governor; Lieut .Colonel iu childhood he passed so many pleasant Bogers for Secretary of State, Gan. C. and revorenlial bouts. Of the Fashion fieteffl-r for Treasurer, sod Colon si W. Plata of thia nuaxbor, we need only say Cui voile for Attorney Genera!. that ilia equal to any of its-predaccraoro. Il was resolved that Belikr man’s col­ Ladies tell ua that tbe fashion plates of or, race or birth-plaos, shall tekn away Ibis magazine arc particularly fins. Tbe hi* nollDcKI rights; that no portion of Meric Js “Minn. Mmton, or ill Meet oar suMaeta shall remain degraded or You la the Mosiog." (Song nd Cboru*.) igaoraet It wax also reeolvsd that Urie Tba tuuaic alooa of thia magaxiM is worth natoc shall not allow an Imperial Govmore than the price of too bquk. Tba ertnnont to rule In Mexico, and demand literary mattes, engraving*, dte., arg folly The Union Lcacuea of New zYork oay Government to force the withdrawal equal to anything heretofore produced.— hare passed reeoiutioas recf.mmendicg efttie headers. A resolution approving ______ PrfoaKM * yanr; AaopUa M0&.8 all the Unionists to illuminate their build­ Preridenl Johnson's military and olvil ing* co the anniversary, of the Emanci­ ebou|d I eoplee (end one gratii) <10.00. Now . la eoareo waa voted down. I the time to get upolubsfor 1866. -Spec­ pation Proclamation, September 22d. imen num bora for thia purpose win be seat foe 15 oeota. Wheeler 4. W.toon's celebrated Sewing Machines are furnishod as premiums in certain cases. HTAddress Dearort dr PrteroM, 210 Walmitetrert, PHL • Battle C . IS Oil lira. FuO^ra. HBMOV-ED 6W,~r * ffr-f.. ■ Roberts &. Striker, ‘ JtJBT BBCBITK© M. aod mow iom jl-u •mo.tmml of uirai Ahn WCD1CIKBS. Mew—Mio. *•»»<•. <HU,fce. School Books, STA.TZOixrErR"sr, fexb, roam, ixkb, fafkb, extalofeh. ESteJiiiflCiSXr"' ’ e«b.-ir <>•* SuMwssttr t> Ihrrstrert writ asy mtoettoe. groceries rithrr .-«,!! Fc. Y,n«w yi Esa’&sJ’jfflsrs iszaw y.nsnrt, Ain M«rn«u.—As adver Jj—T ffce township of Hasting* voted up­ ipAKE on tho Railroad question on Friday..mounting to »e*r«y »1000 was voted | rftpfr-rt dtoqoptiag ballot. A very light rote was polled, owing mostly to tbe fact that every one kwew there wutlld VKbut one ride to th* question. A committee uf five, to carry out the wishes of tbe mroring wta cboeen, cunsiatirw of H. A. GoBdjWjA- W. Briley, R. B. Wight­ TBA, COFFEE, HtTUAB. 8FICES, FKFFKB, PBCNBH. HCH. KAIfIXS. CODFISH: (stoat, eeenthtog la the Grocery line, swell ea will he Booled far tmUl »a<. Alee a greet swr.tiy of tbe irrnmn't^.T try rminatl Aid CBBldaff Extract*, roe Ttta xsricut antrrr or vita lambs. men, J- A. Bweexey and R. J. Grant. ms imhb. ir FOB MACHA BICAL AMD MlDtCIXAL MOST FOFCLAB PATEMT MESIC ISE*. • telsg • mvc.rar, .>•• ewnrs ,ertb ef U>« erBteiry pwe-kfflm, bvtovsu, At, Os* f.X, reel Wrtri* ot BADWAFB 1EM»T IKUKF Will do mor* xvnU. .H -r S. nd kr lor* t-arpMO, thas l*e dollars npreSrt Mr sy slner stedirie* ie wav. Uo. UM swr sreparsliMS SMSnbuS* Lmwreself te IS* irttef Josr aBtotsd. aaS>n*x Mlvw wvs Tb* A(*sl brio" sasred is plmteS to fareUb eaosr Am*ri«o Almas**. eeateials< a.rov I. r U* *» aad caruftratos ot ll.mr eurvs. <* th* fwloaiox renplalets COUXTY ASD YOLVSTEEB BELIEFOBDULS Co*U*»a*M. IuIkio* Cemplaleta. RbrsnaUan. nVEHU.XUlLED THontAKD OTHEES SAT *_*■*■» Bl.- *--- --------- ' Prawr. Hrartoini. tfcwOacfa*. MarteS lareUre THKoAMK rlibrlt **:> am! Fata *f .*ia« tteCTVnwn. Vial* MRH. WESTCOTT. le a y>B’r*,: gnud-natnred, open-hearted fodividaal, but from what we have been J. |» M SM near, owr.ug s-j xw>g us, wo are inclined to believe that i eollghtewcd appikotfon of Prine*’ JAad iiehingv ofphrenufogy did not bis own rase. Indicate tbe calling be !20C mind that It is tUlr duty to give their lb.-J and has t ' fer-.» al dimll. • tou« fwt- iadiaptaaiLlr lu IU tooMafreaersidlaMM In t*naJ*q^t»»pn<vt** t S ibis* *l«i to prrtw* m»*di CVBI3I ‘irti WARRANTS*. ’E, OOtrcB, M0BBB (Tbe Michigan C-nterence of the j M. E. Church met at Albion oo Wcdoes | I ! i * In Ik day of laM-werii:. We have nut, at this ofM writing aa^ particu Is is ..f its duing*.— her, Mvlbudtoric clerical fife, fiw tbe eatuieg Aliee E year, to probably < ie this det. rmlne-', B.U. Mi Iriu t* not exactly by the wheel uf ** fortune," bet by a wheel tar mure precarious sud gewetelly more wafortunate to the uninfloential. We shall endeavor to give the “ this Cirinty in oor nexL MoBXBB WasTXU. — A pressing devnaad In thio village st this time is for toxOM to sail Or to rent. We fully bsIteve that if respectibls bousaa could be Hastings would increase its papabtfoe.nearly or quite one-fourth in List ef Dels ead Calling its.** MAMTIXOH-ai H**i>re* B*«a. As*- > him, Sept Irth " • *■“*■ ’-r-——■e»"F ■ ■ Kbm-K> Bar- AQraiocrTT.—b the editor's garden | to a esirall apple tree, not more than 2|' iadUelB diameter In the stem, oo a email | limVof which is a perfectly maluicd appK' bltoMh of new Bets, a bunch of per-1 JACKSOX—Hibbard Bra*. *‘X Hep1- 1Mb A lath. Oct. UU A Htb. ALBIOS-Farter Exths«f-A,J K***.* 8<wA>7th A tub. Ort lAbAtsik MABSBALL—Bvroks Bae*. Anjt*.8^- day of October, ltd, to <o«>id«r th* preprtety BATTLE CBEEK-BMU* «*«** Uo~. *•< Tid. Sept KXh. Oct. Uth KALAMAXOO-Ksl*»w-“ H’»MSex- =lst, Oct. ISO. NILBi-Ueod Hma*. As<. V»K »**• ’*' Birsr Vellay Kaitrowd, Is montan** with Ik* TOWNSHIP MEKHNO. Me»Ua«K May Bbl***- Snral. uaderataed tbe moBBiag of military, termaxvd tbe consequence is, abe plaqaa , Js£ Daria io a very awkward ritastioo, aa tho foUowbg wlU show : ; Wj tos2 laaae was reeding to bis mother the bead lieeeofoEie of the tetograpbic oo! uxuea lately, aad a*best be came to and gulli utterly it the put DRUG & BOOK STORE sjSiii-jr . ■'r^ref box UeBBMte and a bench of bods unujWM; 88d.this on the ifthday ofSeptomber. - Lyoi the �SJiKtltaieoiu. y«3l _______ M,. M&LX. NEW FIRM t •“'x'-tant LICENSED /EN GR1AT Bl W^S4?,WJS5 amnor 3OY8-ixiH0M.llK hAHW, GOODYEAR ' HAVLNGjtSteD A. ©DIE ARE PREPA! Ma. Gao. Va« Aaiua, ef Rotland, has left at our office a down of tbe largest FPPLY "sold at ••d nort perfect .pari men. of Orrtun. ruined from tho black seed that we bare er er seen. It makes ones eyej "water" to look at that. ? ' ' ices, Railn AMlacrna^ertattea; and eos.'.t. omalj cf IRON, ’ NAILS, '/AND AT PRICES h Tar re JVjcc. j:.< Co-rcnar.—We observe that J. fl. Pu- >he>>iuor Palscy or~Mr&fi ... and all pa>M and ecbes. lamreiem'. ?£x*.s2^tWjs Riaao.o Am Mbstiso.—Aa adver tiled, thr township of Hastings voted upOU the Railroad question on Friday.— .reel., BilUra. Celis. FatstrA eelw rr iiiUmbsUitt diMaM. the Reedy M Aid to tho amount of five per cent., amounting to nearly SI000 was voted aithobt a dissenting ballot. A very light Suit the Times. lion cf them. Tbe gryal error la becoming more STOVE PIPE, ■nd more ei«*ir».l erery day, of couDdieg inch bodsMt to QMdu. Hundred. nC.uch eonddmg people bare been to u» .1 ready to correct tbemialake, of other .grata, tarty .Uenlion .howld ba given to Ueae rialnu on aeceenl of fandaning tetr Is to give tbsritfams of Ha.tings one of his Parlor Amuaemaata this (Tuesday) evening. Wo feel constrained to my that this entertain meet is oce of tbe best wo have ever attended. Those who fall to attend will lose a rieh treat. Our'motto to “.criblng worth doing «t all to Shelf Hardware, ROPE, IN NEST TORE, SINCE TBE GB1ND-BTONBB, Farming Tools of all kinds, rote »*» polled, owing mostly to the fact that every one knew there would be but one Mile to the question. A*committee if five, to carry out the wfabca of the meeting wa» chosen, consisting of H. A. Guoljear. A. W. Bailey, R. B. Wight, mail. J. A. Swecrey and II. J. Grant Great Decline, In Prices, .* LASii. r BUTTY Th* Matos « Hamlta Cabinet Orga.*, pgy~Dr. Flowers fa Lady, of Detroit termurie, for »n to |«W each. TIIIRTTFIVE lecturers on Phrenology,I’bysloleigy.ny- □OLD AND SILTR MEDAUt. or other Brel gieoe, fac., met w ith rather poor success, prrmtiUB. awantedlbeM. lUeMraiedCatalogue, in our village, last week, so far as “draw­ tree. Addreaa. MASON A HAMLIX, Baeror, or MASON BBOTQEKH, Naw Tess. septa.I ing a house" wa» concerned. Dr Flowers H.C. Prisuie AJ.F. Hao c. oft '.re Ages I. far. ' is * genial, gwd-natored, open-hearted tbe Ml. OI tbno Organ., ia Barry County. noon, be Mri.ned tor Ike tearing o( »eld retttiBo and tbri ttebrin a»l.w oImuI drooued. (ad all other pen»o.lnter»atod in u^dn«»te,»rtrv8ulrTd ®.V.7X,'i“':'k.'’r4 5 OUR STOCK Comprises more than the usual Stock and Kinds kept io a Country Store, and .UsAtinre and .how c«u.e; If uiy tbm be.wh. tbe >») .r of the peUttoorr tbould not be inuiied: • And It.» farther Ordered. That Mid (wtlUsner OUR FACILITIES individual, but from what we hai< been NOTICE. aiiiwig u», we are inclined to believe that au enlightened application of the prineb p|e. and teaching, of phrenology -did riot TbcrtM. », sift Maria M< bedand U-nl wltlxw.lja.1 hereby tortuddee to harbor HARNESS .trails:’’”' Alt B< SHOP. For Doing Busimess, JniV.ll < iml bM.U. ■» simas Lsiraai, well spoken of by those who attended griaed bi. Sti>ck of good* V* a Mr. W atumi, of Grand lUpidt. . S.iuco Mr, A. removed |nh»«*eeetit locality he has entirrly diwaiXj toe saU of Liquors; ECONOMY 1B.WEALTI1. t« innuoni *<■ irm and we are nwtiVvd that hi. sncccssor will pursue toe same pulley. Wo trust that UiiM’ su'D’^gnn ■•jujnmuKSOT. patronage and support U« ibuoa wbo keep shop, worthy of tlwir c> iliitebanca. NEW STORE ! a wrrT.iimCTf NEW GOODS '.VfesS NEW.PRTECS! jAUHlAU^ntg 13MHH •!!•!• 1 , J^f-Tne Michigan Conference of the M. E Church met at Albion on Wednes- Melbudirtic clerical life, fur tho ensuing LKTTEM ROM AIMING UNCLAIMED In tbe P.xt Office at IlnsUnya, State of Miebirmn.cn the Ifah day uf Septem­ GUARDIAN'S BALE. ber, HMJi Iu tbe culK of Bn e»l»le nfJ™ K "’sf1 Allen K B AlaiMoo Gric». wffllio Osles andEd»ari| O« fluid. Mr. Leery A not enctli by the wheel of “fortune," but by u whesl far more precarious and .bit srliclrof ll«u*< luruil.ii., .nd too much cannot be »ild 1B it. pr»l« I tor *»to ’ Greui Itepri»,Srpl, IM* Muu’n^blrert. STOVES I STOVES I STOYES! Buy the Best j thn Take Unre al It. BD1ZT3 tb^ mr- .LU^rtauulWAg*. ■ r nil VXBY & SBOBP, BIST OF WORKMK Am KoUrcly Raw Atock •( <40^1*. f J^at ths Lsweet FoMlMs BaUft. “xSi <. '-"1- it™ **>. •—t ^"irssrsis^.3 Wbkh he proposes W *t The Very LoweM Rates, for Caih. fluentia!. We shall endeavor to give the *' award." fur tbi* County in onr next •tfersusa, all st Ito t l”ri JUutaJowit —~ waaMMibhZ.' c^pekten toil.. .‘2?LuCooILr en.nd in I bi. . jli.ge at this time is for litre that if respcctible houses could be obtained, Hasting, wpuld increase its jwpalaiion nearly or quite one-fourth to ■is muntin. My Stock ernbmeev U ““•'b' kept in a Gentry Stpre, sueb as . DEXGOODS. A Large Stock of: MEN’S AND BOY’S groceries BROGANS, Lyon’s Periodical Drops! THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOB IBRECVLAlimtS. TSSs'i.rserS! >jd. IVth A ISlb. Oct. HXb Addtb-v » IN RAriDS-UeUd,A«, aOX-Hibbesd Rease, dagUi A 1Mb. Oct. ISlb AMlk- -. V - • ON-Purker Er rhsagtj Ttog *^.**.*^ lb A bib. Oct XMhAUlh.. . ' ‘ | SHAJ.L-Henrioc Bmme, A^f-Md.***- A Cvbiohtt.—io the editor's garden .»-»«Li is a (mail apple tree, not more than 2J iDcbes in diameter in tbe stem, on a small limb of which is a perfectly matured ap14e, a bunch of new seta, a bunch of per­ fret Vluaaocna and a bench of boda uno- WTLUAM JOKES, PRACTICAL DENTIST, J*bed; and this oa the 17th day ofSep- 1 aaro a FULL STOCK of DOOTS AND SHOESj in the ;sale of which I VMfeASM.5 ® : n “ «ETH Utresfajl or Sited, Mt •*>$ »•«<*- ri.E CREEK-Battteereskate**. **■ >t YOth.Oet ma. —■ 1MAZ0O-&1mmmo Hoess. AyW®. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. k*l of large, fate flavored attd luscious TJUCTM JNSWITXD On Gold Md Silr.r Ft.te, .nd__ ON, VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. oa (bort notice and in lb. teat Md meii .pproerf *'&«..>* Chloroform Umlatotered uro* and UviMhl. (Hr. ax>cs*l,> •r*.KN»ID BAlGim: ’5TB (MITO 09 MI ; OLD LADIES de FAIR MAIDENS 1 !*«rbea We accept these tokens u "•miri from the hsods of valued frienda. . ’ manufacture tow CLDTR-^ . Vxar Wit.—Tho past two trseke brought ns several wry heavy »•••, and many leaser showers. Tbs JPwraa Is perfectly saturated with water And wheat -sowing fa very much delayed. Ob tbs litobecsd leads espsefally, is this tbe ease, and ten deyr of dry weather is r'«ded to pet tbe sou fa a working d UfB. b.AMU,wA VEH I J OBICHWtND, Merchant Tailor, •'thia two or three days, has tael “ibt Only think of it—lb. toeemo®•*« atsigky toehsaSydagreM^pnonU urn o. n, swa. TMUifa 1 ExranaiT Her.—September, until trwnelj hot far thia elimU. There'baa **» bnt Huie etwaaUo* of beat day w ♦ooinr racroBT. “ t mm«rt.Niov WANT SA.W6 nJ rf WOOD 1. USB SOU BIDES, PELT* AND �^jricillinl Jttmi. The benefits efaming up era at the boUofo,MWbrefc'i»dM>y ripe, are rnrweogenerally acknowledged that there is Bo «v*MtQT of argulag the matter, ha economy is seen aad acted upon by all, here at U»north, except,it may be, Um-e non.progressives who so lore the go-M old ways of their grandfathers, and who look with horror on all impruvsaueata aa new ffiagtod, no lions that should be discountenanced by ail staid and sober men. The method of shocklag the corn in tbe field ivpertepw .the moot swsomknl— taking fire rows ofcore for On of shocks or viooln,- suiting the shocks on the mid die yow, The shock eaa thus bo made largo or amah to auit tbe fancy. Smaller ones core quicker, and are for that rssaon preforable. If a good hill is taken to stand the stalks of euro about, it will help much to support the shuck. When it is desired to more the shock from the field tbe standing hill la quickly cut by posh­ ing Hu» shock partly over with tbo left hand, while a long knife In the right hand fa thrust under the bottom and tba stocks ' sotiBwcwr-u/ rVLKOBIC &TBUF, SAW? OF8TATE TAX LANDS. Jfoy/.iec.i' ersr^-wa. s'S’iiwEsii MAIHTWMfW'PYT.T.R .j/ * «.« rfSrUSdS #«■ IS S5I# g-, r-,ntrtrK.iSHrDrv«r wrDK»DiY, ! oonrrr memoir. [ ate of land sHaated i=> Um Ceoal.r af HSk’WMiSiS'^lSS . andetereM tltersoa. will teaaid by ■er of Baldbounty oo the flrsl Mon.Uy iwxt, el meh pubte sod sonvealeot lb JI select in He.ttaH.tt>.- County Scot istv, according to tbe Htaiutc La sued. TW abhro tea eon4S liisXhs'ef Dr. BdUaoV. ><•- NEVINS, S«wr, JUsfou-li'. HD’S.EXTRACT BUCHU, This mathod saves laying tba own on tba ground, binding it In bundles, nnd then logging together to shock—oonaoijufcnlly ssves much lifting end bard la­ bor. 'Sometimes, especially If it be windy weather, one mar be bothered l«. make tbe aulka stand about the bill till there la enough for a shock. To obviate thia difficulty an apparatus, ov, horse for shocking corn, Ie used, in parts of the east­ ern states. A simple one consists of a round stick, about two inches in diame­ ter,'and long enough to reach jurt above tho ear* of the corn, as they stand on thhill, la tho lower end Ie inserted an iron point sorac eight Inches In length, shaped somewhat like a'large butcher knife,only rooeh thicker. This is for tbe purpose of, sticking It readily into the ground when in use. Close .at tbe top < nd two ons-lndi holes are bored at rirfit angles. Through these are thrust two rods about li.wr foot la length. These rods must be mUfojf v ill readily allp in and out.— With thia instrument and your corn -Uc knife, you are ready (or the field. Select vouy row and slick your horse where you want your shock. Then cut your corn tux) cat It In the angles of your cross TU ■tick. wblub wift readily bold it till y<-u have omiugti fur your shock. Then with ybor wl»p of straw or whatever you im (or a baqd, .bind tko U>pe firmly tegethrr. Now U> remove the horse, gra.p the up­ per end of the standard with one band, and wlth,tbe other withdraw tbe rods, when the standard is taken out with no farther trouble. There is pha sdvanlqgp in using such an apparatus—one can place tie alalks more readily am) as firmly in their placea, ia not troubled with tboir telling down before securing them with a band,’ while, ifuue wishes, be can make the shuck aw^jtfkwmwsy hill, without any eggtral .upper*, and. fa, sb doing save nil the tumble of binding into separate bundles. So ibere muM be a saving ef tftne end l^bcTtfobtigh, even hr oMftty’a.uae of it topeJ itaeoeSti when it ia desired to remove the corn from tbe field in n dny effort?, or a week, tfeere-mXt he a- U>lr greater saving—besides having the corn all up iirfiae condition to wilhstei>d,withontlirjwy, foie worm, however sudden it •- ntr.- uy-fii 8-k- 4tt S 5 s aiia M k WI *MM N SOs r iMi DRUGS’ 5DRUGSI FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS’ —AT— . tu*'u ‘k"® °” 7 Kaxws^t, profr*- fir. ECONOMY 18 WEALTH. BURTON 4 ACKLEY’S U£UIAvUi*3 EXTRACT BUCHU ii5pnovco*Soei: sra.a HASTINGS, MICH. MBSS ANS jsiasfr STDTJ an *JaHBTllXaHa.'IT. This ffiow look fts «r»i prmntem si ib« Xew Tsvk fttsta Fair Ml io Rocbwi.r, October 1.1, ,im. sod agate In Vtlee, September Ulb. ISO.. . 1|U mod? of lh» vrrr besl iron. nraonteJ - «hd ’^t W^|iMke.BrsH*ssdlteMI? teller tb.n say MEDICISEt, Books and Stationery Gfaad BapUs, Sept. 1SU rrmti Monroe SlSq. stoves i stoves r Bay ike Best; thek Take Care ol It. Paints, Oil, &c. Qabanda ftna slock of nunnfartured Tin. Jspaa sad Ln>a a.ra. All kind, of job work ia HUHBOLFS EXTRACT BUCHU jaolmBoLd^^ 1 bsv* now s fall sssOTtDest of trsl das. Qs. rsled Oven CooklB< Hteres .nd Hot .lr Hqs»r» WiUlOgstevosalso a Isrjs variety of Parlor, Din­ Iso niMB, and six plate aUrree of Albear snake, r FLUID EXTRACT 8AR8APARILLA, Ir'rle LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENTS. HAPPEN A IUII0WI, f. It n-quirtisnp^racXie:!ski1l-vnly may Is obLiwad at any Atatfostery aforp. Ibey marie taado By cutting narrow ilieee off from the end of the rubber lube or by cutting singe out of a piece of oldfhvhfotMid-rvWervboe. K they deep the teste too ligMy, abave them thinner.— rsw tbe teals will be so contracted' that they sM •siw � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-09-27.pdf 8b43778740b8c299bb5e658b35d58113 PDF Text Text •isuas 1 ftiAaa VOL. X. Vfct BARRY COUNIT, MICH., WEDNESDAY, & Jjastiip gtutr, 19 PUBLISHED BtRY WEDXfilDAY. new goods iMtbgi' gnasai gireton. Srltttd, gwtrj. JULIUS RUSSELL m had rawmed te. Eeotaek^ ifld we team bow.wt Wd bane deceived. Hie eubeoqoeet captors for from tfe sow* of opposite shore, 1 ted thaoenoo amid the Mr skefeh haw a mfetor MMatacr. On roturamg to eamp, PaoUtr osmbrako sad wrikad M- ltel heard of tbe Indian way of Iteteneniog; and now rod bar lever, were tbe hesoto* sad ben> I often boot my bead to lbs crowd to see of tbs boor, aod tbe neM ^■yjfeilrw^r if I could hear Use tramp ofhorses’ feet. riago wm soleomutad by our otaptate^— I hod not gone half* mite beyond tbe riv- Ho has smee fought gallantly Ju our ior. when Ibooed tbosowd I bed base Hot­ ranks, and often in tbeir northern bore eotog for, and then tbe barking ct • dog, we talk of tbe oontrabeBd's .Marek and aod all wax alii! again. When I ran our raid serosa tbe border. : away, the windings of this rongb country bad grown famllliar to me, 1 had Itemed ' Tms Pici rneax or «,’£&• caution, too, sad could step warily. 1 do not know bow long k was that I stole along in pursuit of my master, but finally I board the dog give a deep bay, and s well known solos said: . beraled by the London fiiiui Tbe m“Down with you, Bruno; you’ll betray us before pn have a chance to bldo our curnnee,- which was certainly somewhat singular, was as followe r—; ; “An imusnal episode nt the LJvorpocfi “Tbe words started ms, Colonel; Ifit bad not been for that cue sentence, I Assira deserve, some pawing attehllota (Jpuo the pry taking their scaw in tbe should have gons forward, and told . hitn bow qnxioua my mistress was, but now box on Monday, a QuUrr. wbo wae I determined to see what was going on— among their number, kept bis ba< Otto— 1 are^t to a plops where 1 knew 1 should This trrcgolarity disturbed the rrinvnl^t ty of the judge, Mr. Baren Brsvs^be unobserved, and saw Morgan and four of his band standing al the foot of a bluff end he requeetad tbe removal of the hat. The Quaker urged that ronYcIeneocombanging over a, little creek. They had pIM.hire to keep it on. The judge rqraised a great roek, aod by their dark Ed that conscience no more compellsd lantern, I could see bank notes, plate and to keep his hat oo than U dM bit jewels. Then the rock was replaced, and shoes, and that he niuet have respect for muttering, “ * there Horgau's bank is others, and threatenod to fine him £10 if closed," they darted off ho did not rako off the bat. It is a> rev •They had left their horaa* at a oonsiderabla distance, and it seemed as it I erencefor the Almighty,’ said tbe jury­ man, •which compels me to keep ft on.’ flew on in advance till 1 reoebrd the cue-, •Don’t be nonsensical,’ retorted the judge, tonwood grove not tar troui my master's raaiw is discreditsbls to common bouse. Then I crouched down in a thick- Vjrour ' st and waited perhaps an hour, when the sense.1 Tbe Qreter pecisted, attj the at length feed bun £10 and enter­ guerrilla's curses once more aroused me. judge ; ed him to leave the box. ‘Any person,’ I sprang up and saw bia mrn bringing ' he added, ‘with such noasense in bl J bead him through tbe grovtjpn n litter. I j io not fit to eit upon a fury. I shall call watched him a moment, and striking into ' a narrow path worn by us slaves, hasten- upoo him again to-morrow, and If he aliU edon. My mistress stood wailing for ■persists in bis nonseasc I shall fine' him Have just Purchased NEW GOODS, Ths moalS (sUsre ovar Us brow. Tbe lUUswild rewlholbo pUered 1. Mod, jfl tnoosrod sad door; ABd bis Docsory shall bloosom tbrsrer, To ihooo who wept over bls Nsr. UGS! IDRUG8J DRY GOODS riusii Arrival or E W GOODS! • —AT— HASTINGS, THE AHtltBAa-ROT All Citrus BTOYE BOOTS & SHOES, Tbe long weary day's march was end­ ed, and our troops bad encamped for the night on the verge of a vast prairie. Our pickets were already upon duty ; our tents gleamed white through the dusk ;— our camp-fire bad been kindled, and ths half-famished men were eagerly awaiting the evening rations. Far away we could bear the roar of the Red river, and occa­ sionally rising above it the shrill cry of a night bird, or the cry of a prairie wolf. The sky was flecked with mottled clouds through which the moon now and then cast a dim light, and the wind, as it swept through the tanglad grass amid .which wo bivouacked, han the hollow, sullen mur- Hats &, Caps, incn. - Ct*‘,T UGS AND Groceries, ECONOMY IS WEA LTH. ITON & ACKLEY'S gSisctHang. CROCKERY AND CLASS WARE, *•- MEDICINES, ►ks and Stationery STOVES! 8T0VES! STOVES! Bnt the Debt; then Take Care oi It. AiW SYAOTDIJIKBY ■AND- I cat in the gl..«f of the fire, wondering what wuuld’be the fate of the Red river campaign, and recalling man/ events nf our civil war, whtli a sergeant approach­ ed me and said: ‘•Dr. Greenburst, 1 should like to apeak with you a lew minutes ; can you grant me a private interview t “ Oh, yea, I replied; and wo wore soon in the comparative occlusion of a tent ko found vacant. “ Our pickets have just brought op two persona." •• And who are they 1" I atkod. , •' They profess to be contrabands," said the sergeant; “ but in tho enemy’s country I am always afraid of spies; and you know as well as I wbst base strata- infs, Oil, &c. Which will be sold VERY CHEJ1P! FOR CASH OR READY-PA3 D»n't forget the place, al RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. WAR CLAIM AGEKT8. ma cion with regard to our tnovocnenta.” •• Yes, yc«," said I earnestly : “ 1 ad­ mire j our caution, and wo certainly ought to be »n tbe lookout; but whore are tbe strangers 1" • . “ I u<ld Barret to keep them till I could see some superior officer, and loft them on tbe south aide of the camp where be was stationed." ■ _ . “ I will go back with you,” I observed - fed teat them by a fartjureltafe." A brisk walk soon took us to the place where private Barret was on picket duty. I cannot adequately sketch the picture which presented itself ax we reached the spot, bat-J will attempt to «**•>/?• K faint outline. A young girl stood lean­ ing against a heavy baggage wagon in an attitude a ecolptor mient lore to repro­ duce, for its unstudied fftacc; her figure was wrapt In a gray cloak, which fell around her like the rare draping of a ato-' tue, her uncovered hand was finely mold­ ed, and a perfect luxuriance of chestnut hair swept about ber, nutcnrllng In heavy ringlets, but as full of ripples ns ■ moun­ tain lake whoa the night breeze sweetie over its surface. Her face was delicately chiseled, bereyes rod ebooks all aflaBna with excitemenl, nd her red lipa com­ pressed so if it required no light eflbrt to accomplish her mission. At her aide might be seen a child, who might have counted nine or ten summers, with tatlik-. wt ""*•« feet, rod bearing a strong resemblance to her companion. The whole acene was touching in the extreme, and my heart AxTjHAL’IVi KNAPPEN & BUK10W1, * THE MOST SKEPTICAL. ( THAT THggt W UNC0UAU.BD ' Oppoaite Toat OSes, oo Ilsrdach Kt. KALAMAZOO, - - - MICH. STATE A U. S. CLAIMS, 1 ] VIRTUE INTIIE ’ L BJED JACKET' C bro. < Coed Sevi to the AHkted! n. EK .'ttgiAlM* 'AIN'S PORTRAIT GALLERY, refuge In your camp!" “ A atowf muttered feg sergeant In a tone scarcely above a whisrwr j “ thio girl eanoot be a slave—tbe idea is pre­ posterous" Tbe girl's face paled a moment, and then blushed a borning crimson. “Hash!".! rejoiced.; “obe has over­ board you already, abd knows yon do not believe her to be a contraband." “Yw," continued the girl—"I under­ stand that ba doubtg me, but no matter nor mistress mold never teach mo to tall Agents Wanted ron oo« AT HATIWIAE WOMK. UftrT*Mewa< PwAUoBeretow** ABRAHAM UNCOLH, y GESCHWIND, Merchant Y l-niM Tailor, n- —erot u tbs «—* fisere, *-••<* J Cntijvu'i Hani ware, wbaeabs <• prepared to ‘ CVDTOMt WORK, madf MiDt CLOTHING, envelope, adding—“ 1 took it from a soo । ofrorvi ”! ""' «aA M •• 4­ Nran. J J/ U<K >«M ** Paulette, I hope your moot aangolne antleipaUoaa may be rallied ; freedom most bo sweet to tho oppressed, and therefore 1 do not wonder at the hard­ ships many of your people have under­ gone to gain it." The girt did not reply at once, but it was evident that sbe was passing through some great internal oonflici, for her whole frame shook. . "Slsvery has beja tbe curse of my life, she ezeiaimed^ vale nof pathoe trembling have boro able to understood anything. 1 liavo hated it, and yoo may be sure 1 have not been omv to manage. Haren wards and blows have been my daily lot; I have spent weeks in tho calaboose, and have been sold four limes within 12 years! Twice I have run away, but was discovered and brought back, and sent to work In the rice fields—the horror of my race, sir. Oh, my wrongs have been ter­ rible, and when Morgan, tbe guerrilla bought inc, ho declared be would humble my pride." “ And did be succeed 1" “No sir;* and the speaker laughed me on tho verandah and asked: bitterly ; “none of the persecution I Lave ** ‘Lettie, has anything happened 1 * received from his family, has ever mode “ ‘Ysa, lulasis—they're bringing mas­ Wommm artn Mat.—Very Intelligent me shod h tear!" And tSero was a Spar­ ter Morgan homo on a litter,’ answer- women, we find by obeervation, are sel­ tan spirit in every well-cut feature. “At •ed. dom beautiful. The formation of their last," she resumed, ‘1 have escaped and “ 'Dead—dead !you d»not mean that! *rfuo^uree, and particularly their forehead reached your linaa." ‘ she shrieked, rod darted peat me to moot is i. «r less masculine, Jdiaa Lander “ Yes, you arc eafo." him, and in the turanlk that followed, I was father pretty and feminine in the “ Safety and freedom are sweet to tho Ux>k Jean Is and fled. face; but Mrs. Sedgwick, Mies Pardue. bunted, the oppressed, but thia is not all “1 rreolvod to keep on till | reached a Miao Lealic, and the lata. Asm Maria end I lune a secret, which rosy bo of groat detachto ent of tho Union army I bad over- .Jane Porter. the coatrary. One of the service to your troops.” board my mistress talking about, and Ho ■Misses Poite-' bada forehead ao high a* the tents which who guides the birds of the air, has guid- an i Intellectual man. Wo never knew bad boon pitched an hour previous, sad , ed mo to your camp" i of any very talented man who W« ad­ pointing to one, I said: "Indited, my poor girl, you have a Jmired fur bia peraonal beauty. Pope ” That is the Colonel's tent, and I kfio w double claim to our protection. „ Yopr jwas awful ugly ; Dr. Johnson was no bo will be glad to listeo to whatever you secret is valuable, and Utoogb Morguria Ibolter ; Mirabeau was the sgiisst rasa, in may Live to way, relative to the plans deed, before another day pnues, wa must Franoe, . and vet be Was the greatest feand movements of the redoublable guer- have a part of hie treasure in our bauds, jvorite with the Ladies. Women more rinaehlet" ’ 1 ’ «’ To-plght, Woreyoar absoaoo U discover- Ifreaucutly brixa men for their sterling As 1 spoke I ushered the fugitives into ed, -rod you are trucked to.par Hues, we <qualities of the mind, than men ck». wo­ our oommaader's presence, and observed. must make a raid across the border.— men. i Dr, Johnson ebrse a woman who j “ Here la a contraband who will, I fan- Our troops are tired enough to need roU ,1had scarcely an idea abora an oyster.— but twenty picked men and two gxllrol 1He thought ber.thf; loveliest creature to officers will be ail we need for tbs under- <wUta?cw*A'7 bjr U**B‘ taking. Dr. Gresnhurxt, summon CspL ocnpUoo i be left on.W iamb. Ashivy sod Major Reaf!" The Colonel started, and gaasd woa1 hastened to obey, rod aa impromptu deringj^and^df-duobtingly at too girl oouocU of war was Wd,during which the , Cuionel stated the facts be had gathered his look of incredulity vanished, aod ho fropt She bofetifol ooniraband. Thepf-- | exclaimed: • “ Sil down, and talk to mo as freely an ed men were hurriedly marehsUed. and yofiiwhnM tn anybody royoar late xnas- I am sure I Mt it no little honor to have tor’a piaotettoa." . a .here in the expedition, Paoloits was - - Fsuletts aank upon a caaap -stool, add just giving explicit directions ao tn ,tbe rod and rabU chalk on the tabla rod. I lady's maid to Mrs. Morgan, except when 1 was shut op in jail or vriwking In the rico-fieldou a punishment.” “And whnl wen your ofcms 1" " I loved freedom, eir, and they charg­ ed mo with keeping thereat of the slaves in a continual farmout—yes, tbo»« were the very words, but 1 must not talk of myself—J hare * secret that they do not dream ofxny knowing—” "What io It prey r interposed the ooL • Hastor Hrngan has ted a Uwleeo life since the war broke out, and it wee Ibo’t best to remove to Texas; but nothing pleased him better than to be called the terror of tho border. After his reckless raids be would come home with bis offi cere and tbe favorites of his band, and set tbe whole family astir; meats must be cooked, the table laid with as much oaro so If the Governor waa to bo prooent, and then they would ■peerf'hours over their wine. Of couree they could not mat while, they wars there, ~bot euddcely ■ spy or scout would bring in some news and they would not of again. . Ono night my mistrres looked paie, and really IU, and I ventured to ask: •• W hat's tbe matter misses 1" I “1 da not suppose a girl so unman age­ able as you usually are, Lottie, cares • bat may happen to me, but tonight It is a nW to .toll ovro a. slave. Ipor. I wd gU&rJUg/ . 4 ■talTSJWHY 1 >• ,-rv^! yo'Mtt'mC.x -k.'I "Mn.ymrjMMir_ww.fit bom* » I will bo your guide," s turned to n young man when just stopped. ' ' Paulette glanced at him, and the crim­ son which uubged over bar face and tbe sudden light In her eloquent eyes told that be was no stronger. _ •‘You may trust him, Cutiwel," she murmured • “Morgan baa no bitterer foe than Jules Cordiere ; and'he, too, has been a slave." The next moment be stood before us, tell and symmetrica! as a Southern pine, and with a fare scarcely darker than a Spaniard his fine bead reminding us of some antique bronze statute. ••Friend,” he said earnestly, “this girl Is dearer to roe than my own life; fur six years 1 have never lost eight of her.—, Secretly I have taught her the knowledge imparted by an Indulgent master, and I have bad no hope In which abd had not a share. Paulette, Paulette, thank God you are at last free I" and be wound his arm about her with a Ipyer’a fondness and regardloss of pur presence, kissed her rc­ thro you lean over tbe table, thro Yott squint and lift up your tag, titan 'fiddle a little on your lefthand with your ram­ rod (best you punch your ball, Mid. W your bdl bite tbabUtt-nton'k (tell; yM*vb done a big ihln^site yw poko a lu< of buttons thatara otrug on a wire. - Any­ body can punch billiards. ' ’ Srtcr Gkumblixo,—"What is tbe up of living I” snarlsd* veteran .gnimbU the Other day. " We are Bogged for «r Ing, when wc are babies—Bugged beeaw the master Is erpoe, when Wnorebcrtnobllged to toll, rick or weH, or’ atari when we aks men—to work still hards (and roffarsofoexhmg worse!) wh** * arc husbaridi—and. after exhausting Ul and .strength in tbe sorvtas^f other pe< plr, die; and lehrs our children to qnai rv| about t^e possession of Cathar's watoi and our wives-to nitk mouMf sbft,' A few momenta after we bad started on our expedition, the Colonel and our guide in advance. It was three o'clock when we stopped by the huge roek, benaoUi which tbe treasure had been de­ posited. The night had grown dark with storm-clouds, end tbe rain threatened In We had, however, transferred the tnorsy ■plate and jewels to our knapsacks when I shot VM fired at lie. probably by some worrtnawnatewbohap^fedtobenoar. Wo returned the fire with mtrrret, rod with a wild cry that bounded Itks e wolfs bowl our unseen foe rsteested. TVte WO carefully replaced tho xtaue, taking care to Morebeweath ha paper <• wbfob we had traced these wards : "Horgan's hank has been rifled by ths Union troops.” >_r �HASTIN tM,Hm<7brtM Convention on tbe 2nd ol Ibero are npw only five white regt meets left io tbd State, among which are the 4th Indiana and 1st Michigan. They are“4 stationed at Charlotte, Salisbury r-, .. . . __ i'lliu" Sl-dc COQVMttlOU BANITEIt. lernal Re R neons. SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS 1KUUD UVMAN B1C| will । TER ffedueuday ■•rata Be*. H, IBM. day the HASTINGS Mas ■ that (•tie, and that it woo '■signaluro in .which case the nga "bis name should be regarded of tbstd^ IBILOU-U. considerable facilities Cor lbs drilling of DRUG fit- BOOK 'STORE lhelai RELIEF READY mountainous reTbs Union Convention of Minnesota on form^of Which the Mlowl0g the pri»cipal'raaolnliocs. They apeak with no IL R IOIH1 MEW I ETHETE iV. . l^nic an R Korth Si* of Stak Strut, Oppoinfluence Barm fl Thia resolution is worthy ci to IBs Niehinn Central *d—UsaHssito hsari'll lie*. sour itamarli BONNETS, luta a the Maek'm«B wbd by 11 al.v.ry perish, hot appitasate aod theories t. • I -kT- . ■ 1 r CHILDRENS ought to hesitate to endorse I Wo thank the Union party of foe thua boldly putting upon record,thi» grsdl truth. *• «ovar Um sooeuMto of t witboat being detected by tbe Union,-has novar beet brohon 1 oat mat party responsibility Southern people to got Inspired them with contempt for North,.and prepared them fi>r that day ally govern the nation, they should set up ths banner of revolt; and that, throu' their leaders, they ancoursgcd break of tbo rebellion, assuring Ithe insiirva uua North MMM* WM OOUt%one should _________ fight in its ^ehalt, and dial the streets of Northern citi -—— run . —. red .— should with blood before tbo, South should be •ubjugited; lbnt,-by a denial of the right of tho general government t*> coerce a State into obedience,upon the authority of the last of the dem­ ocratic Presidents,—they palsied the arm of government in tho early days of the struggle, aod gavej time for the trees enable conspiracy to arm ;Itself; that, at «v cuntmt, their sym was upon the side of the rebellion', that to (be end thsy organized secret ielies for traitor ous purposes, every decisive government, ro- E son-llle, Milton, Salisbury. Belta Island, verament and tho old flag will note in the great cities, filled the people with gloom nesa.— Ceti I (Ara.) friy and despoudeocy, aodi finally, in the critA kai moment of tho ta declared that The Richmond Bulletini,, speaking Stonewall Jackson, says : "Possibly ifearried out, could oply have resulted io prejudice may exist in their minds [those upfoysi people] against General Jackson division aod deal that II is now tiun of the demo­ —a prejudice growing out of the fact that against cratic party, br ng on lhe prejudices view to their own the United Stales.” Well, yes, we tho’ld establishment , to preserve the think it not unlikely. We nre not inclined causes of the Ida by retaining the to think as well of Gen. Stonewall Jack-----------------black men of tbe South m a coadilfon uf eon,'for Instance, aa of our dead McPher­ son, or Mitchell, or Wadsworth, or Kear­ peonage or serfdom,as an ign,: ny, or Reno, Raynulds, or Kice.nrSIII opprMtad class, cut dff from all , future Improvement,^ ao»rec of constant or Mansfield,or Lyon. Any oneoflheiu rior-ln true manliness of charpopulation of the O “prejudiced" to the humanity highly the memory aod civilization anlire nation. of the lowest private who died under tbe flag of the Union than wa do that of a tntians requii Is political ihouhl be neither man who, educated at his country’s expenee, need the training be thus received Na religion, his in a vain attempt to humiliate tho flsg physicial eharacId be subversive which he had swtwn to honor and unhold of both the form spirit of our Instltu- and to destroy the country to which be bear faithful allegiance. If he poeMsalon taUon to become a Jackson will be highly esteemed ; but if tbe um they Ism quired ihto, then Jackson will get admi­ may be directed to lhel destruction. ration, but not esteem. Benedict Arnold Irgislais State view of .electing. ■z.cVtmrbaM to the . McDonald is anho la not regarded P any arrangement to thuMn of -----------------------------the rebel war debt— Hence tbe selection of such known friends of tbe rebels as Vjlahdigbatn and Voor School New Uoods Becciwed WoeMl ffoo/;s-. MiBs E. WILCOX- BURGEON •bip Of. CWUton, evinced, w Saturday the sterling good sense of her citizens by voting 15,000 aid * to the Grand River GROCERIES! iota a nwa. DENTISTS, TEA. COFFEE. 8V0AR, SHOES. FETFEB, I-RCNEH. H08. SAHINS. CODFISH: St PmI ; Qnalittasof Meo ; Cornelius to Ireland in Vanderbilt; Language of the Eyes—blue That ihesa fellows nre little doubt. The black, gray, haxle and brown—tec eolem upon gravingt; Brigham Young, Richard Cob­ ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. And Cooking Extracts, paijpWb dsn, John Bright, Major General Sbsrhas partly unfitted tham for industrious maii, vrith portraits; Phrenology nt pursuits ; this diaafioctiOu they took out Home ; with Counting House Calendar. Ith ibetn they retain Post-paid for 12 cents, by Messrs. Fowlploymont, they &: Well a, 380. Broad war, N. Y. heir evil deaia DR. WHITMKB is rvxnUrty wil'd a»u ismti<mirij m really a serious metier, which calls for PD«MMI8,0M-Y North Carol Ina FleetIon. the prompt attention and rigilanew of-the ........... ■ The cleetion to choose delegates to the lalho trml authorities, who cannot be too active. Vorth Carolina reconstrcction Conven­ tion, which is to meet ut) tbo 2d of next MOST port .All month, was to take place to-day, and an The U. 8. Consul at Constantinople, in order has been issued from tbe military PATENT MEDICINES a letter to the State Department, Aug. headquarters of the Department fur biding It is estimated that tbe vie- collated men or officers of the army time of cholera already number 20,000, throughout the Slate visiting tbo pulls, tho Dumber of deaths in a single day and no one will bo allonod to leave camp Gle.LHlnetBrw.Orfl.ltM COUNTY AMU VOLUNTEER KE 1.1 FT ORDERS having reached 1,000. It'in aald that excepting In oase of ueccsily, but If there all form'1 «c probably 200,000 terror elricken inhabi­ ehunld bo attempts nrado to create dis­ tants have left tbe city. turbance al any,<il tbo polling places i The Consul at Barcclina, under date of enjoined upop Um military offioors to Aug. 224, says: "Tho cholera is fully that declared in this city, the deaths from roqu from the provtsiun:.■■M -..is * STU KI ; > UTMJI al civil authorities. number date twelve ____ _____per day. JTlo total-----------Dr. W. In thepubluluv ofaaew wgrtenlill riT deaths from cholera. in Barcelina to ■•Nip Ibe foil <o lb, IU4." •«<* vHI stol Aug. 21st Is 115. Thera hare also been sU »o rvrc.pi •! fo rent* to pra par po>:.x' rOBtai>atwe free. Cbarns nederaie, aaS The isconitn Democratic Iinvention many deaths from other diaeaata, allbu’ ^n^WhlOBT.'Iu • .H«, MledtorRl note in session nt Madison, Lave nomina­ it is stated that 40,OfiO people) ted the following: Harrison C. Hobart Barcellba during rte last fifree ir SALE-E >; for Governor. D. W. Maxun for Lieut. napeiMtoH H. wutniir Governor, Gen. M. Muet|p>piery iu /waj; NALK-N « Attorney General, 8, B Vilas for Secre­ 1C> seres; prkwrt were may uos ucauas. ThoCuoenl at Leghorn, ItaV, report a tary ef State, J. A. Divio for Treasurer. Tho. platform endorse' President under date of Aug. 2bLtK« following : '•The cholera, which Jus prevailed in an Johnson’s restoration policy on the basic IE HAJ-S-X e X«r SSC. W. to TMmwrle 1 alarming degree for tho po«; few montba of the Federal Cmsututlon, pledges its Prise.P«r KM. II. WRJOttr. in Egypt, Tbrkey, And sp'nta bfiha east- unqualified support therein, opposes no pon Sai era portion* of Italy, bsa not yaf ranched gro suffrage in thia State, or Interference StfuNTlKrpE!^ with other States, suspension of kabfat this plaoe. It has not broken out on OFFICER'S CERTIFICATES --------------:-ofluly, except wfMAlU. western coast rdy and equalization of the tax burden. ValtayJWIi >11 OOt. has sold wtettmt m the btumess t» ta oncedt A. T. Drat Dental Surgery. J- I F W". -.1 11.: AJ. .'.in );. !l) • ms mwo See their card in this 1) G.Bzaixta,'of lUhitaore' left a! and excellent tenter mellod, fur which he lias the thanks of ell hands. T ■ ADWATH ■UDI RKLIEr siU I purpose*. l»«a staer aMdicioe in __ M* rt Albioc made tbe fullowing TptSiriilinwi READ WHAT HRA WD«C0TT SAYS. rtVEDVNliBED TKDttUtD OHlfltil BAY THE S4A1IE: UltS. VTESTCOTJ. 2 rie palea .Hoot abotlt SBv Utt’ . J . tbs.Rebaf; H I catch raid. I ulr I “iffith.gJ-'V . G. Bt.ynlunWor-dland _____ r..___, Middlevilfc-W. W. Johnston 1 I'riiirierille--'9.,'>A! Van Horn. high rep­ utation fur prompt apdJtoonrsbta dealing and coetinuee its humane <-ff>rls, for the ruffaf nf the sick and distressed, affkted I free. > u.lso: • vunncnoa.-By imo of tbusc perplexing .~><H P ita roJOOtlon.anxKiriting to nearly 11,000. Sou. ar DRURGLKTH. sue * New Mnxnrnr Goons.—Mlsa ’E. Wncoxb determined to meet tbe wants IH1ENIX INSURANCE CO. P1 tolligcnt opinion.. Tbs rURES WAEKIFTEU •toe. 8bs display, much energy in bUsi- -- fundamental MmiJ.il, Get the Genuine Article! HtaMsdon>«i with gold, silver, and all lurncoets and traitors. Tbe Chfef bf. the Currency Printing Bureau made a report to Secretary Mo CuBoch yestarday,’ in . reference to the new 1100 counterfeits, which has bepa tbe subject of Investigation at tbe Tr<aaqry fur several days. Tbe pohrta in tbe report »n reference to the production qf the spurious note from portions of a gen­ uine platof‘are substantially thfieo hereto fure given. The Secretary spent several hours in Uid consideration of the report, and the examination of experts in Us sup­ port. Il is stoutly maintained by these tliat there is a gigantic fraud aomewbare, not exactly of the nature of counterfeiting and apparently they have settled, U satiafaction of tho Secretary, that trouble is not io the Prin mentol the T Phcrnbc of Hartford. Inveatigauon pro note,which had.b< cautious mail. toJst !Xirt 3/Days aud CaffiM Ptecto. HARthtGa-ai n>»tia«» IToeM. rnrann Fran Favrr.—A friend In Baltimore CTAXLOTTE—*t rbwsli uonv, n $933,172.64! lATQX lunw-llotri, aet, ink, lte»t HU> mi J4CW0NBvpl. llth A Ulb. (XX-Wh * HA­ Tbe apjsrfa! <ajii A colored 6onvont!on, whMi Was called by some leading oolored mep'lit Nbwb^rii for tbo»th lnM> pootpba'ed Vrrtt publish him in tbe paper. Tbs apples Wished. A Cayuga Red Streak. others are Lyo from IH t.’ ble the English THE The lUdSu-k. Insure with the Phoenix. saber, to coeMrvellvv rule. oaa roarutee U*e psataa artists. SECURE THE Burt. at'cwr office 21 aUrf^et* Sept. Hit, Oct nib. —■ilM. Mk r TOWNSHIP MEETING. m their equal, all thing, cun- TOWNSHIP MISTING. ’Meersrturam temeJa oe A large scale Ifi NewYorit by eataratliw oorbdnate ’of magnesia in silloalc uf ‘ soda 'or sbluMci R. Price and R. H. Cunningham, repent­ ant rebels Io Virginia. Franci. Buchan­ an, rspeutent mail robber, convicted in quisito fur sueeesa. sial in the pay meat of our debt white we lbs District Court of Wisconsin six years about twenty-fl rt chats ber pound, silicate repudiate theirs. This question Pbcenlx policies issued by TO.ast^saai.rj-S'-! th. -4 O_ rj—J CAT ItARI 5 K FHEETH- Which visited this morning, at about 7J WAIN’S PORTRAIT GALLERY, o“suS Stu«, «“j fuJX tS fjllsk xu»- from tbe control of military to ■ays Mrs! from Gov. Perry that the Booth Carolina MMff al JMM.'gid the firdfrs will plense walk up bum we did not Xhtrawvwfiit be some very axtroorainary results. Fortunatelyi that is not left to are’ stationed at Charlotte, Salisbury. Greensboro, Raleigh and Goldsborougb. Cblorod troupe'Mre uationwl,at Wilminginulpa Colored troops'are stationed,at sa „t too, urn, rNewbern, Morehead City and Beau by tbo south In their attempt* to over­ throw tbo govarntatnL Tbo friends of tho repudiation movement, both north fctoootals And all other work done Short M«Uc« rad <■ significant io the Treasury on tbe heels uf the 1100 excitebt but that large I be used throughout within the next fo« Olls.&c J^EAL SCH.ro INStiKANCE-U.'^. with tho demncrnts of Ohio is raid to elect Vallendlgham to lbs United Sutpo8ecate,VAv«»« Governor Lane. titlsd to tbo race, among the faithful Mother of Wesley; Character in the Eyes; Stammering and Stuttering (eause end cure); Lieut-General Grant; tbe Red Man and the Black Man, with Illustra­ tions ; Heads of the Leading Clergy and Heads ofnotorioufBoxers, with Portraits Fate of the Twelve Apostles; Head of to deal union; or tbeloyal blaek mao, Freder­ ick Douglas, aod the thousands of blaek mob equally as loyal, who, with their money nod their blood, did all they cb’ld to preserve that Union from destrac­ tion f Which are most entitled to all tbo rights and privileges of citizenship—the hlto rebels whose bullets brought death to many of oor fathers, brothers and loved ones ; or tbe black loyalists whose bullets caused many of those white rebels to bite the dust, and aided materially in restoring peace to the country 1 These arenuestinns so plain and direct comment: that they iWd neither notei nor r------------------ Drake INDI, Walk, with twelve illMtraliutis; Th piloted them In their escape from tho«« day.” WoMofc.bowe of hie letter. in.which bo r penal ' . . Which is most entitled to the ballet— permit him to perserve it T Which is most entitled to a rolce hi framing and administering I white traitor, Jefferson Dai • ria. and the thousands of white men, equally as dis loysl, who endeavored to build South plots assortment of Blaaching and Fiesaing ' ‘ Tnu IIIvsta*van Awtu or Piiszaatr Pnruiuioai. for IMO, the beat ever issued, con trios President An drew Johnson,.Abraham Lincoln, Julius Ctesar, with Portraits; Character in the koloot resident ia-Now York, II ......... Kept cnttetaally bo haiW; and ** We <* Reasoawblo.Tarma. tbe dswel'.ing In sev- rated lb Belork foe oil fix bar perfect re �Sept /^&i ------- urn mwMiBTVMfMT jotal aui JMftixcrilanconjs. GREAT DLEMINGa ro THE HUMAN NEW FIRM! BAGS aw a. oooBi&w •~rr—I.UI, *M fatty »*i»- here they Tbie la M old and Well eatablhbodaton 5-AMFW num? JSS&’a-MSS •A rft iavi! l- HIO'fcfllnai ■fc~ . cm Wednesday. . . AWPABsnuiBsmnF I " ’ . of all kinds, sawarMM>M<UMM*.s*aMl ARB PBBl'atBe TOSUPFLT and , T BMM KailroaaJrrices, A&T1 •^^rrsWwrirWiijjir*'' । Whir; '** --*» —; .. ?a,|[X — - »* TM WA**«r ALL KINDS, W Ate'mh MaAflxeDuw, *M W.rr.eu* G**4. To Suit the Times. sfov* PWB, BAP PAN8, Aod ““ —VW now, ir any WMro M. ItnJitod fn,*rot Uc >•»“*•« »-«M »<H b. JJBSOLUTION. everything else 8beM Iras. fi&SirtJzs Aahiowed from AH stria «T Shelf Hardware, to be poMiahod le IhaHaaUapbaa oar. a ana papsrprlrtM fa aaM aoeaty. of Barry hwlbna awraaaalra waaka. prt+l».a to aSid dayeTtrnr"''LIT"”’ ROPE, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills Farming Tools of all BtMXM’ ClUMUK. —F. D. ALKtXT,;cf the firm of Burt«« Ackley, Druggist* tiMM-ld his interest in the business u» bi* partner, C. S. Beams. lAINTB. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, l-HlUl'EtTHU. ft? tbe HSIU^L CHAUBoK. .. Ewyof War»h£ aod laatnaSihv. tent le owlej eardopw, Irwi cbarge. Addroea Dr. J BKIU.I5 IIOOUHTVN. liowanl Aeaoeoatlee, Ke. t. South 5mia Auwa. J-hUeAelpble. r. ~ _ i tn set Urtb. UM b» ik.y be *1'puMtail trauweraeid astata ! Tksm*M U ta 1 day of OCtlbvt n mm, be aaUnwd I •*4 Ibnl tboMini LASS. DUTTY ■^toodbn OUR STOCK WAKE EOT1CH OUR FACILITIES ■ned a easterner y«. Itet this long ■mlul(oae«' haa plared an ia nmriUBu. that cbtaivi nc lumakr cullceli'.aaor p>*’u>, Ibe •po<n.*r There­ fore. all tboes harine Uuw-Cllwl Aeconma or Naira doe, «viIII eeld arm. will rdeaw Ibfl «»4 j .SMr.’a »itMn silly days. Tl««« TeiUog ta de no, Hastings—V. G. Boynton ; Woodland -T.J. Spflwr; Middleville—W. W. Jobn.ion$ Prairieville— G. A. Van Hunt. HARNESS SHOP. GUARDIAN'S SALK. NoUre te hereby aievo that,in mwomm. bewnaa and aMMrity (rsalad U aS, bv<Aa Ta bale court ler tbe oiuirty of Beiry M>.| Sl.to Mi<hi«*..i,« .li*U.»i?oes Io sale al I’sUk aurU to tbe bixbesl tatlArt’. allho North <l«o» of U t'nrtllouse, talba rillsgs of llui^rt ia «a raaniy. odMelsrtay Ibawthjav afOauhuaej Auociatiox, of !aiita its high rrph‘'n»rable dealing Tha Agent below neaed ia planed to ferotab gratlaow Ao.»e.w" Almeaa, eoouiniag dlrro Ilona for tbe aee end oerUScatea or tbeir curve, of tbe tmlowieg SonwiUieU’ . Cwhfeooaa. Bitiooe CouiptaiaU, RlrcaoaUeni. Urv^e,. Hrartboni. Hiel.l., Morbid laaeUoe bflbelloweU eod Pale erioiag therefrom. Flal»- BEST leocy, Lew of Appetite, all diewewwhWi rwutrv ea omul wiifM The, aleo, by pert$in| Uw blood e»d oUmolalioc the ayatm. nm maay J H nimplahrtdwhtteewewlbvUt be eoUl iii i U»y For Doing Busi mess, rna EAST EBN LEA THEM, What IWWFfeal’naFW fe n, Ufy/Hl. JftKi 13, J8M, And levariably RAILROAD r*!CI8. 111 xuu er REPAIRING Sl ..rt Wntlre. dose at NEW STORE CoxaxcTtoir.jBy ■■tic of those perplexing blirodcn, whit-h will aou.i timea occur to torment printer*, our piper ’ateted, laat week, that Haatinga voted aid tn tbe railnwd to’thc extent ,.f five per cent, upon it< raloatinn, amounting (■> nearly 81,000. Tbe figure* ahr-uld have rend *10,000. NEW PRIB€8! O.'-SPAIJLDING. Mb* £. Wilcox ia dctrrtiilrrd b> meet tbe want* ISA WAKILtpiW otall her lady customer* in the Millinery line. She display* tuuth energy in buttlieu, u «e knurr, and excellent good warrsatlag a ewe. sad >® psy"*’*1 Mid. 'TS»yte» oiUwwfcM <>• larva on me *>yw -re,perw.ua wublnjt IC W •* IMartMC, ahoaldcJljBk. riant >f Days .rtcrful BcUet B*atlag* L 1»O1 AlUKOrt-Afa**1^ TTE-ai Hiwoli Umraa, Asg l»®’* JirtA A J-Uh. Oct. 10th A JHhLtriDS-H«ai, Avj, JHb, IM*- •«»* Aw BmUrwly New Sleek of Goods, . . WUAte'preri. UallU My Stock embr*a«a all that ia tonally kept in a work ; ao asy the ladles. She has just returned from Chicago with lota of ••6a- LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED tagv" adorned with g-.ld, silver, and all In the P«B» Oftca nt ! luting*. Bula of Michigan,on tbeSOtb day ot Septem­ the other met ala, precious and base.— ber, IMO, ‘ ' Look In tbe llaaxca for her advertise- DR ,«.« . «v IODS. L U..VlLnj.1:l nuf must ju aioav> »cr. jr /T JU3 Fnri Furtg.—A friend in Baltimore h« presented half a bushel of very targe Apple*, upon the cooditHMt that we-would not publish him in tbe paper. Tbe apples do not object tn being published. A pert of them are <4 the variety iutowN aa tbe Csyuga Red Slreek. Tbe other* ar* *h»ad yet; having left at-our office 24 / 1 B. WBJCHT, ' JOHN P.rHIUAMh Lyon’s Periodical Drops! MORTGAGE SALE. THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY •.. ATTomrur a*d nd Holweaorlo Cbeneney,. cockshlor at law. ■ . MHwyMta-dC-’TU-’. AM., . Vtaesta C*MK MMMtwfa Crrtr' I MlDDUITILLK.M»emi*«. i I are * FULL1 la iJta arfsde qf ANDSHOE^ in OFFICE OVER BLAKE'S $105$. can offer you Jk FOR IRREGULARITIES. , , 1PLKM1* BAMAUUI ;as«tF •ebbing from B to 7 dumb* *ach. Wo kve not seen their equal, all things ooc- ■id cred, thia Beason. jj Damici nr Lwbthm.-During the **•’7 thunderstorm which visited this ®T«y- Tberoom fa wWeh *teeww*ly- ~m.,sterr -"*t .* •*** ix*s wwer# ua <t.tu, u«i »j" VEH Will HOFIT ! laToB.wocn. : iS&’iiVAsy ALL kandb or Job Printing, . • . ' __,a- .,A the boat maa tocwstaMn. iJLfDP RADg »WUWU>TM. - .X ■• “ ■ '----- -“•- barely escaped with bar life, being .•Merly ahoeked and porxlyxod. Some ^•rill be required for her perfect re- GipaawiNp, S^e^ctyant^ Tailor, place on Sunday morning, at about 7| o'clock, tbe dwelling bouse of. Mr. W«. Barlow was .truck by lighting and “patating, entered tbo dewetting In *«v•>>1 different placet, making tantbie ha»°®k with every room in that part of the Uildlng. Mrs. Barlow had notyttariaan, ibis iesat ? OID LA Dll® A FAIR MAUUINS ’HtVArieiy, weighing from 14 to 10 “OMoeeach. Mr. F. alao leave* A b-1 f duten peeche*, rich, yallow and ]ufay, *«rly ruined. The electric fluid ■truck fa® chimney un the main building, and ' TNJA. "w® <TiAwr Apple*, making a half buahel, at tbe Cui- ume be Atod tbo W CATHABDS 1’HXLFS..M.ytC.lW. that tbe above ta tn*. 1 **** MEN'S AND BOY’S GROCERIES BROGANS, meet, and the laditi will please walk up atairs, at directed when they come to •omewliat larger averaglug from 18 to 15 ounces each and reaemble the English Red Streak. • ■• Mr. Joshaa Peck, of Rutland, 1* ■ little that Fraak ADee pailMa4 *%* IBWITS & SECIES, ni'VtH Xewai xo«, r« co*. iEANQVF. HOTMJF-, ■*«« acues ot the HrwU 'S-rs Iy~, «** saasaEX «tam*UWi DiH—aiifal’i <vdr*< «rta*awv4ta:ekdn<.w wa*cb~, cA NEW GOODS 500 lisll FOR mots, rsivs AMD “> .■ CL0TM7NG. ciskmeu* Aa4**b«afl y w rst« . S« - vsqp MVgM-' •ylt'r '••I �PULHOffIC 8FTBUP. jinil' GETCtJTtVE Ml EKMT ID MS nw • -W3.K 'ii s m JTftACT ® ss« W«» U Im IATOO A rri ; aaizi/r a ,eaooo 3»a /O'Votings wbe Uve upeodadlv. to M <WOtajt « i(ewf lliljfl ianjitr, 18 PUBLISHED KFK#T WEDlfWIDAY, ’ • MtMoirs Traraer aticiro. greater or hra degree, to loo web tbe aret«W«!. htelikeftolotber piece of t£ era~Uy raatto^ by multitodee wHaMBtbeir ebildrea to tto dtatrtot 10 UtordDibrefcr clothing. iMcbara, etfo. 3 nt lore Ulf the b«M* WW terired toady bia—to Mtot wSbH oae axtre riZte for a akabto boak. STk urge every farmer to F W* to ooredtode Uto—H, >• eoeo a Ibaorapto >X«fooM >» and attire than away ia a dry roosn, er go back to the oW Itohiotwd ptaeyarip. piMdowu tbe bask., breidtog them togatba » that tbe coed eereo«y be hung up In the attic or other eafe. dry piece.— 6e. rreXZ tf-r. JM^wA- 43 IH,W * Town a North wf Ruf 10 Wwl ,Krf.«K M » 1H N * DRUGS! {DRUGS Imran arrival of NEW GOODS! idzst STHTas nn ’j3nmax±x,j,~ BURTON & ACKLEYS TtiUfii'ira took U>. firai ptwralom al tbr Sew York BUfo Fair held ia Roabrailw. Ociobw lit. less, aod uoia In Ulka. SepUmbet Ulh. t-«3 It i- made of tbe very brat iron, mounted and »tMii aopenor uuu»rr. Bteu, eaiVeaat, brtler lh«a a.r oiSncHtoee. with a aoviog of to per een I of fuel HASTINGS, MICH. EaTRACT BiiCUU »K3P?.OVED*RO©E WARM DRUGS ANS MEDICINES, Books and Stationery STOVES 1 STOVES I STOVES! B«r Ike Best I Iktl Take Can al IL Paints, Oil, WK HEkfcBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, LltEXSSD ConHoutao Muu.—Mr. Jobnwn uvi they otn be cured If they drink tour »ilkJ Ifter drinking, and m oouu they begin to liek tho pell, they will give down t£ely. He tee tried U with craw. and Um litmus lacTtMad ao rapidly that I deUrIke* wratiH give about two third, the BiMd to offer Ibem Ui Ue public, aod dmoU ray proper OMBmy, reuleiag tbe otbef por- undlrMM altwtlon to Inn, diiaiao. In truth, vu otxl to forced to II. for people would reed n WAR CLAIM AGENTS. KHAPPEN A BORROWS, Office rarer ScbrluK’* Grocery, -Uj^bJXOOrw. o> Uvdkk Hl. ( KALAMAZOO. - - MICIt ” r gTJyW? ft V. S. CLAIMS. tUy begin to Mok no trouble in obr. He bee t/W tbian but IbaAd a: is KonJMDEtSTJ -ii'EJ Wfr^ oj wr confidence, tttoto Ann; >l .ting until tbe “buzz" i. re­ finer note, whea by looking tU ground with thabaad your face in Tool Sorth.tlooca |V< cabd fbotogrphs. sss #s<p “ ■“ “ li/OM/MtGES RKABOMABLE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-10-04.pdf 88ad536858fd70e90d45462f8d1c579d PDF Text Text I80MH ISSMSWt* fratc ;i'! .S3KKA2 8DMTTA&H Zi/Z A JJA'I .rr<XOO-£> VOL. I fjt HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, W. ------- —-_______ ‘fMizjs'lfawttr, Write !<>»«• or Im., of mltaoa typs, 10 tests tsr , ant. sad «S reals lor sack tnbliqSlljt inaerIL A libers) discount to ytarly ulmtlxn. JULIUS RUSSELL & CO.. Have just Purchased A LARGE STOCK NEW GOODS, J CUU8 RVS8ELL A CO Hl .uJ.***”!? D,yG«»d», Greerri,i, Book* and T. MM as equal Maia; To Ul. IM U*tu. Iren U. mtod. And make rf-duly fate. JRUGS! [DRUGS! DRY GOODS Groceries, NEW GO OUST -AT— ■ BOOTS & SHOES, -H-t 1URT0N &. ACKLEI'S ■ WSk“t£!5 WE DEAL IN FRESH ARRIVAL OF ' Hats &. Capi HASTINGS, MICH. CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. “ q~u’ DBUBl AMS MEIICIHEI, Books and Stationery m»«l: » Mid la lu f r»-‘<• ; lor Ml. st WM. H. McCOXXCLL. Grtsd Rapid*. Hept, !rtl MonroeStreet. STOVES! ST0VE8! STOYES! AH© OTAWW Bat ihr BeM ; ibea Take t are ol II. Which will be sold. rJERY CHEW. FOR CASH OR READYJ’AV. RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Midi. rboiee Wlass sad Liquors, far Metadata ^sr ■ - -, —... ,,, Ue-U- LI <_ E NsED WAP. CLAIM AGENTS. KNAPPEN & A sboics stock at Gsii reais* ■* M>*OSta' leTpiaiMi BORROWS, Office over Hrbrlug's Grocery, KALAMAZOO, ---------- — .---------- l...;...i4 'n-r OU G*v. Jara, Me sod Or***d Csffireet,^) - - ' - AIICII. I VIRTUE 1H THE 2XEH JACKET' STATE & U. S. CLAIMS, ___________________ . n hi Chois* Tais, froa IP caaU fa IV‘ tlARK HERBS nrrd Ui the choicest . BOURDON VfmSK*’ Nit Oil. TartHU aMBfimbsa. /«■ M1* Boon sad Svavseaaw, al ♦ ---------------- :------------ ------ r-.-rf ijjiui j F'rr* Glass, Potty As-, fa Vetted H t> tea • th. .fM plead 1'reaanl and Fiat, la seder oon<Oo pal yoar creed into yosrdawl, ■i - u i-r priss money j psr lor borers lost >e boostin for soWirrs <ti»ehsrgrd far ’n«»d.; t.«n,iuoe far lb« heirs of dresas.l sot‘‘■n, sadstl elalms fer InsaM or rfsmage by the >ar. e:*!, up st>4 •pctxtlly sdjulod. Apply la —>« <>, N, maiL T>- r idr'recsrt opened mr of the «ret offices ‘ V HUts fur proenrine daHaS. .Hsing Ofa of e.rsB.! l.s.e farotsd mm Uber, eM have Agents Wanted v roe oca CHEAT HATJONAL WORK, TM XJft.TtaaaaW FnfiUcleretoea •« A RR ATT AM LDTCOUf, gy .. ir ABTINOd I10U8E. £ geschwind, Merchant RKADr IUDS Tailor, CLOTHI^O. t.l • ojA-.X , 1; till it come to be * very large *"d a very, green«yed and vary ngiy monster/ ft eagroaert all Ha time, and told 00 hie health foarfally. Vtateafa lael thsir eharm for far^ and bo became addicted to dirty ahirt-cnilare, and long' purpose­ fate night-walks, mattertag ash* walked. “1 suppto* if I had gone end lort a» unn. ah* would pay aome attention to n» ;** white Stefa's war* inert was struggling' as oh* Mita th* solitude of her efawtfber, hetweon doep, tender love and Womanly pride. . But Frank had not lost an arm. la fact be never bad maaifostad any lltcbisg. to go where the ohanees were to favor of aorta thing. And Susie, though her earnest, loyalty could wot be doubted, had never reproved bim-fur being a laiggard, but really felt relieved when ba discover•d that his “businme" made itdknpoeslbla for him to enter the anay. "fa trad a womniy weakness that we tea well par­ don when we think of th* many, osany women whose hearts have been crashed, ‘ Adrian 8sp<. 92, 18*5. ...Ma- Eorrofa:—nerol qp>WMMded ____ _ bJ almoat wifasy thing yoa.cwu'lhfak of. » of white wairt- I ynatMBding 0W V* Anmial Tair • Of Miohlgan^ ft may. well WtoaUed a fair, fltoe of kpdn^ftr tbetoefi' 'of S«i. for (a ie tnos’ideiwd Ufa bofa r.ewrJfaU in the State; the attoufaoee being over *0,jWfa wa Fsfatlr wae MtefaWaed to l*t> !-.t ttjnlr ■ make up by We devotion for hia reeent■ .W^. . bed behavior, the unhappy Pipkins bad to The grounds. selected. Me.-ataft. one transfer bis practiosd smiles to Mies mile from ths Depo, and one-half front Pedsey, an anjftilar damsel, long since the citjr fhich makes lively Irasoorfur robbed of her bloom. ‘And Susie toes them, with tbs bewildered loot g.m from the ever busy and noisy .hack driver., her eves, and IniW place px- uJl tender a vantfyof them arc pewsot,, >mging love-Ughi.. , Aa lur Frank df la neediest from thp mule team and.lumbes. .^00, to say that be tbbbght he was walking the to the splendid ooacb and four. .. fields Elyslah. /It is eald that there re. - Th* g«»nds *re in fine order, eonwder-. oenlly haeWWenAdifnOta gatherings and . J Jhowfikvwablo weather snd4h»short toosultfaaona of druse eu£faw nF Mr® ?"<« Oms they bar, had. to wort opps them, it is aurroundsd bjr> -high board faace, tbsofcte,-ifyou wish to taka a.“poop” at the fine things loaida, “you must walk up to the Captain’s ofics and sstlfar” .wbkh is done by ppjisg tbe a«m'of ,oo<dallar. f hereupon you wiU. rooeive four red cards, which, will allow.jFOu four xtays athardly less proud of George Burns than tandaoce at thefair, snlase yv« use them was Us owe aister Carrie, ysl she always fell devoutly thankful that her Freak before that.lime, and ta bhal oaae, you bad oct been taken sway from bar.— csa buy4mpn at twenty^rc.centa,aplac<’ True, be had bean token away from her orstv out.., 4V„.' for a hundred daya, sad had served hie The cxhibiliosa arw-.poqogsqply, large; cuunuy manfully on the sanguinary Of all the professions, trades and '< * Dur man that U Defer firtlaof Bock IslM^S, guarding rebuiaz—■ pstlons that engage the minds nf But lheeerebeto End no guns to sbool offF | that of aphysWan fa ibXmtetdb M» Dotwithatandim the recklessly, not caring whom they hit, as' tn locating be ha* to find out tM great drain of map. durteg the last four they lied in the South. This made allI tlon of thote bo fa called oh to v the difloruDee in the world ; and besides., it fa frequently th* Case that stxx Frank was all the time within easy reach be owing more to a deep and t of that impoctant “buaiases" of his. “»terv «4 -rich nott“ ktwwlodgeof the CooetitOtion of _T Bo Frank was sorely, troubled ia hie' th<t then mere cornrnofi place appBeadov the Piano, t£e Organ ;and other instru­ mind, out base me-ba had not lost an Aa^n fllnstration of-'fhujvr* will relate' ments of utnsjcj tead -to owka^ father arm, but bees use George Burns iiad. and an anecdote of opt of our.pby sicUtik'who plemnt, fif^wilhiuap^ *.ihe-.m^remo Susie pitied him for it. Ho was utmom “if I be finds physic will obf Arretries beat. ’> Drrt^pfi^ta -Awirted. therein for table when away from Susie, and coald otbfr- mesas as th* ease may require.” , not keep away from bar, aod yet wee 0r; D. had long been the attending 1and did a, thriving’ bnum-se, until a descarcely lea. uncomfortable when with pbyffieien of a lady low past ber trtta, tectiye frpm Chicago ptu a; stop to the her. affected with certain disorders Incident to About this thus Mrs. Barstow sent ont went of occupation and care of a family. business ;’ but not until aome . down or her invitations for a grand party—one of Sb* eent far the doctor in Season, and 'more were compelled to serve the Stole AS ITtEnCEFTED MKSS1SE. those immense crushing affairs that cause out of season • be rushes out In a 2:40 'some ala mouths, at Jackson, and. 1 am such a fluttering and such an overhauling K and finds Me'petfant physically ner- sorry to say a good share of them mfaerNevw did the course of true love run of wardrobes among the fair eex. and io y well but Bod and lonely, and, of abie beings were wprnss> smoother than it did with Frank Gilford onticipowoo pf which yoeng Pipkins or­ course, afflicted with the blues. Alt bo The display of stock is Largo and extra ; and sweet Susie May. until the occur­ ders new pampo aod a white neck-tie, can du is to adMfnlstfr'a linctore, with a rence of what is her* related. Freak and takas aUitodea before the glass to fa» drofeK^pettilnt, and the patient tthere are, sotne of the finest osUla haver was all trndemees, and Bnsie wasalltrut; his night clotbea, and. makes smiling saV, owned by. a Mr. Smith, (John 1 eupand take it all together, it wss *a doer a bows at his pimply reflection—a groat Vn one occesi-m, \a cold blustering case of the lender passion as a novelist jam of perspiring people, with smiling night, the doctor bad jOtt turned in -wrap­- resented. LanyioJd U*u ooe opteadid eould wish. Many were the moonlight laces and wilting linen, all of whom have ping btaseU MUgly in hia blankeu, with walks they took Wider the elms, and a vague sort of notion that they . are en­ the hope of a quiet sleep, when a load rip[ buck wm sold on the grom*d<<w,<JCL900. I think the purchaser wilt waat .to "ee many a whispered vow bad the leafy joying themselves, and none of them real­ aroused bim. • branches heard, and never said anything ly are, escept the great hulks of boys, “Who is siek!" inquired the doctor,, wool growing upon the buaho* before he about. Over and uv*r again ha ) Frank who have ooms only on maternal com­ murmuring. ’FPfV >**.-. . . called on all the stars in the Milky Way pulsion, and who spend the time in the “MissSally Strickland, air; she's snnat' Agricultural implqtqcota are not behind to bear testimony to hi^undying' lore dressing room chewing tobacco. dead { expect abe'll die before you get ’ l>*ndf plow*, drags, rollers, thrcqhrrs, I and devotion, and over and over again To Ibis parly uf Mrs. Barstow's Frank hid Susie placed the same witnesses on with a very bod grace, and with aoeering “I'M be aloog." nay * the doctor, end। reapers and mowers, and in fact every nff can tfiirt of, found Ita^pay 1 l>c stand to tear testimony to her undy­ biota about “hoping bo didn't iatarforo ,uadainiiog to bixsell, “TU trv to euro1 ing devotion. Twas as good ai a book. with any one elao'a ar range rnenta,” asked her | this time.” here and aremeto have plenty of admir­ But a cloud arose on Frank's hortaon Susie to go with him. Sbe hesitated— The doctor plods aloeg through mud ers. Some 20 different kind* of reapers —a cloud of about the site and ahapc of which was food for Frank'*growing moc- ,and niire, cold aod min, study ingbfa ap­ n relurnod veteran, with bronzed cheeks V-er—and finally awked him to call on her plication. । When beartirod at th* dwel­ and mowers aae en the ground, they too, ■ tr.d and empty sleeve. tbs next evening for an ansvfer. The 1ling of Hie* Sally, be foetid her, as usual, have their warm friends, and-it is a bartf j a rather depressed state uf mind. George Bums, wounded ia the last next morning, eLila yralking along the ia matter to tell which ia lhe hsst, but the great fight before Petersburg, hearing street, and nursing hi* monster, lie met “Doctor,” she said, feebly, “I as* very Eagle ovwtus to. h*tx> lb* top shell The | the news of the Surrender of Leq, a* be Susie's little brother Charlie, w,th a note low. Can you do anything for me F judae, flta'lagree Kwfafafr, (faff, at wa* l^ing in tha.bospital, thanked the in hie baud. J'Thak'afcr George Burna, The doctor fall bar pufae; nothing the sundown, after one hall day ppcot in cooItord he had not been shot out of the aer- and is so mo thing about Ufa party, I know,' matter, । merely wanted oumpaay. The srftatioctoe'Mu* ts’ nor yfit^tepneWof . <ductor become* eomrauoiastive. vtoe till the w*r wm over, and then, when aod be doterminod to capture it. Among the otef rrtum, I thlrtthe fWock“Oh, Charlie 1” wiid bn, suddenly,, pre­ be was able to travel, went home to en­ “Muss Sally, I wee having a terrib fa fort reaper stand* the beet, chance. Ml c joy the hero-worship that in soma degr** lending that be had not noticed him as lie dream when your servant awoke me.— “head and ahuuldera” above its rinUfe —by molbtr* and slaters at least—is paid pasoed, “ere y00 In a crest hurry Y* I| dreamed I woe <to*d,”(coMinoed I the Several object* of rerioaUy u« ateo “I am going up to Mrs. Bum's with a <doctor, “and descended iota the tower re­ here, show* »>T almdsl ever* Um. jnven to every ee* that took his life ta bis hand onfroffsred it upon th* alter of hia country. note from Suslt." gion*, where I met the Old Scratch, who the b;g fat man, find |be noisy, tongue* of “I «isb you would do a favor for me. invited , The name* of theae brave follows/may me u> hi* domraloev. Thein their blatant pniprietol's ar*’’MQMh fe> , not live in history—they snay nbt be I am going to Mrs. Burn's and'will tike mates were engaged in difiereei oeeupa- rhakebne sick, srltbual tmagjt!lfcJ£ at thanked in general ordprp; but aome1«ms—some play mg cards, others swln the humbugs Inlidffi bu^lbo must lutaresldliag their neighbors ; in fine, all the per Ing AnW is the tut ]'UR b£h <X abd Wia a wealth of gratitude and of leva In anils th*y followed through life they too-1 snJ ta»Ci2re upon store for thetn. And no did George tinned there. Whm he gut through fa- Mat»M« «Rlt suddenly find himself a bern. Old aaee proclaimed to the four quarter* oi hia it, and several of bur rtcit with ribbon* shook him cordially by the hand and in­ dominioea ibpt all should goto bed. opt® their ooats w*r* teentrfSUUilbaito vited him Iv their bosses, where garru­ '•far.^aato ha,' “Belly. Btrirtland wUl be oltejt'. Shame upon bur BtUe W fatew lous old ladies made him ‘•tight We bat­ here, directly and there be no sleep ia suck thing*. Ills not for Ae'tokafVUl tles o'er again,” and relato the history of half, far a month." I was distributed al Ikit board; but it looks the lost arm till he was fairly bored to The doctor's speedy departure wee 'iaesh*t rod nu. ------------------ crasaeJ Io flight by th* sight <d a brousndeath. By nona was be more cordially Wei- women, and 1’H find out how thia flirta­ slick flourelung active in his rear, but the < anted lhap by Bwata May ; .fer, next to tion bUnde.” remedy was effectual. Afid nriw, with repid stHdee and bur her Frank, »he loved her country sniits d&defa. vAoifcMebe pulher Bttle ried breath, with cumpreaaed lipa and wW^^iu!a)i>.Uij~ -------*— * wllflfy flashing eyrt, he rushes to the sol­ n The stockholders of the Albany and i 1 groat-brown puct,bu her Buaquehanaa I tail rood recently presented rood :a»d spoke a - «el- itude of hia offidf, bofto the door, glance* eye* were • me1— ixnba thought ®aidewly hastily around to make sure that no oue Mr. J. IL Ramsey with a aetf-Whidfog, cqfae.warmtf 1 .axpiwea, it nwet -bq al- to there, tears open the vrttto eromplod gold hunting case watch, which strikes not only the boars but the niltnrta*. Ji tAbutod to'hsr patriotlam. But Frank pnper, end reads':! ‘ ■ era. made in Swttxerlard at a coat ‘of “Eul OaorM, Wednesday Murn. aid nut «o attribute Ifej but whwa huaaw “My Dfar Cbrriet-Won't you Tend *750. Attached to the watch i* a chain SwtolMn Wilhgilsfaulat eyee ar.d bush­ valued at *250. me one of voor set of curls for ' Mrs. ed chert to George’s, aeeouuI of sum. Barstow’s party 1 Minryou know, were thing quite- UMOCanseo .fcrxMhvta^ ruined, when we were caugirt ta the show­ aotiUnkf'«s twtothimself uneasily In his rtWr»|o. er tost week. Frank was here last night, cross and Te-eroev bis lags, to cough and and ashed me 10 go with him, bull could Tv .already looser OOt give him sa enewertoll I knew wbeth I Will sr,l ousikkgetrteiMrtoor naa. The Acer i fagy. tayjMgala. mri^auS’i.^r^rt Mow-(MW* to-be a good deal troubled a booI eomeUuug lately, sndl I meet wot fveyuuraorvea. „ re,,g *j, ■ . diseppoim him about going to. the porty. There k, oh the farm of the late Frank­ ... Yducsimpfaeiagly, Soms.” lin Conily, near Philadelphia, a cbostast . flow oeperfatirely uhMpieh the “deer tree nine feet in diamstar. Near iho fellow" fait, Use reotfar ten imagine ; and samepteoa.an oak tree, seven (■■■ t in di ameter, was blown down, *’’me yaare ia, bat with • very dtfsant expression afnee, which mode oroe20 card, of wood. ea hi* oeaatenM** | ted what a* i*g* low* fib hefabrtaated far Mise Carrfa, about bavtagsvkved .Charite May of a . A fraasa occurred in a saloon io Bo€s1o,KYbub thareday nigbMbstwMBffi ueta foehet.se J hay tag wet lloomehow: aadhofahe afoerwasd* «rt Seste and party of rsfarwsd nldtaca and. souse told tier the same story, acd proposed roughs, wbieh resulted > the death cf Hat they abouldmolk Urt to Mrs. Burns' owe rnaa, sad allsaan ■*<*» qr jaas ieperthat Mte l»i»M Misvr that important message, whatever it was (aiy dog—hew mnooea* D is person. All thb, too, Ufa reader will bars to imagine. . Mrs. Barstow’s party cam* uff with ths JJualhitj. OBO CEHIES, Paints, Oil, &c. - JWtttei Jodrj. vUDLIdHKDKFUIX WlDrablT. �rdlaneons. Our Caauty Fair. FALL & WINTER GOODS. , AT THE On Wadneeday aad Thursday of aest 'J week occurs oor County Agricultural ikhowUdge lie grkat power 'and force, al* Fair. From all tbe indications apparent tthough not al luge! her agreeing with all ,lbere Is oodpubtJrttf. with fcir ■llgg, j<4 the onnclaainaa greitstl at . Me. Saia* tHsuUl be tba beet exhibition er er* held ir.er, baeed bin remark* upon the one In tbeCoenV It aesiaiHy. may U ih. .qoestfooa afiutvriif-Qi tba future of the best, if all who ought to do so, will eontribute of tbeir beat artiel** to the sb..w. ««nVe jure glad lobe able to aote tbe fact, That a better day to dawnfag upon the rarwtag teterfatats dMoountey, sbd tbai agricultural fairs are being better patronl»d. Psapteare brining to compre- ■nation. He rennvoou indemnity for the jpeat, “but,” be says, “Security wa will Ihave." He placed tba wixde argumqot aaa to tbe policy of tbe government on this ,simple ground of arevrity for the future^ 1security t<> tbe nation and to tboee to 11wham il'lma plighted Ito faith fur th* bend tbe greht troth that tbs epeedirel way of potting a dollar Into the pocket, is not the eutoet Way c< becoming iilber wealthy,'Wise or happy Instead of at* inmiMenaaca of their liberty ar tbe re­ ।payment «f their I naan. tending Agricultural Fairs for the role purpose ofpodrering Tfce premium*, they are begining to feal that there ia pleasure and profit'tn helping to make a go.>d exhibifion, in comparing tbrir products with thoea raised by their neighbor*—in ascertaining what are tbe bear arid most profitable breeds of stAck, and what labor saving Implements are tbe beet for farm Aside from all quealionaof profit, ag­ ricultural and mechanical' Fain, are worthy of attention aa famishing gala days for recreation and amusement, w here we may eee and learn of each other, what is rnabufaetnred, raised ur owned la our own county, gaining useful informs!ion during the hours of recreation. We •pend five, ten or fifty dollars for amusemeats or recreations, not half so pleatact or profitableaa these fairs, and yet there ere these who largely patronize the ex yensiro amusements, who 'grudgingly pay a small pittance, or unwillingly pot forth Ufa fatet' effort, toward making tbe oovoty fair n success. No mao, woman or child has a right to grumble because tbe Fair if not better or mors attractive, If 11 Is In their power to furnish an animal or article that would increase Its Interest. These inhibitions belong to the farmers, mechanics and artitan*. The President, Secretary, or Director* of • society cauhbc and do not make tbe Fair. They act solely sa agents of the people, to arrange tbe preljrninxrlas, and sab that all things are done decently and in order, but ’bey don't make the exhibition. If the fair is a fallera the responsibility does not rust upon these officers, but upon those wtopfail to furnish those things which shall make it r. success. Let thia be borne in mind, and every one w bo bu an article that Silibiikto, vrlll'add to the Interest of* the ' ......... i personal duty to perform which they will t^ot Neglect, and they will demonstrate the fact that Ihfrry County to not a wbit behind her slater Counties In the productiveness <4herqcHl, tbe excel knee of her stuck, or to th-ne other surrounding* which denote tbe Civ­ ilization and refinement of ber citixeni Beeidae Sebuyler CUfaa aad Hsmy J. BayteoU, Mr. AaMey, of Ohio, aad SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, • •» AND - ' CHILDRENS- Kept constantly on hand, and for **1<OB • Rrosonalds Terms. Bleaching and Pressing Aod nil ulber w«rk done We are tn receipt of tbe first number fall whisker and tMotaabe, cut tuabout of a small advertising abeet, rellrd “FAr hsMsa. inch fa length, .and so treinsd as io Cuocral the Contour of hie mouth, ills /’royrwsisie,'* published in Detroit, by heir is of dark brow a eolur. His beedi* Butk fit Weeks, at tbs'office of tbe Coss merefaf Jdatrharr. in wlikh we fad the fdfoaingadarirableUkiMdfupoaibe Tri kti manner <4 readeriug State new* : ing ear*. Hr begins Io ba bald in front. Hi* face i» thin, augulkr and Arable** — •STATE NEWS-Tub TriUa*. bigb and narrow ia tbwforalraad, fall over Owoaau.—Tba Express Compapy do- tba eyes aod bulluw ia the cheeks with siroa n>e V> exprra* to you tbeir tnret uplifted eyebrows, small and sharp nose, sincere tbatiks for your puff of them.— and ke*n, brown eyesu They give me half a d»Har fi*r toying “He look* like a man without o»Dthia. Mr. and Mre Jones have jt'Hie to science, and sutroubled with remorse.— Dearborn, tn riiit thglr grind daughter I duobt n.< be was sinbitews <-f tbs good wbu has got tbe nieavlr*. ' Arorar.—Our littlr village ia £rowiug. We have bad aa nd'liti'ni to uUt jH.pulu- I tion. Dr. Roh'uiaun Laa butig i«it bi* abiqgle. No one being aick, hops ba will 1 have a g>H*d time waiting with patieiKv for bis first patient. .fifoaor.—The Commodore Parry bas just gone by—brainy the Reindeer two ra'ioutee and sixty -new seconds by the -town cluck. JodfelM. —Your letter is before me—I oanT write fur noltuig.' send me tweho and a haff cents and I will cwiiip-oiia let­ ter for you. My facifitfaa. are (goat, I am a member uf tbejCu*uh<uo,Council, B<drd of Trade, the W rat Parish Cbureb. tbe Base BallCteb,8*i<g»|i Svtn* J, L»yal Lisgue, and other cbariteule Institutions. Send ut> your cash. (As au<s> aa we can raise the twelve and a half crnl* we will •end it,—Eo.)" * J0N1S A DBASE. 8UEGE0H DENTISTS. ON VULCANITE RLBBER BASE, • aloak of drags taedidoM and gruceriea Wa scrricx by tba Pionrtr that J. W. Baseaurr of thia village, was admitted, oa Wednesday of le*t week, to the Huh Order oCDeacutiMocurdii'g tu the riles ul tba Episcopal CtaMih. Tbe cereiioaiics were performed to Trinity Church, al Harebell, Biebup MeCuokry couducUirg LAKE EOT1UE. flm ordicatioo. this week as a matter uf cvcvcnieuce tboM wishing tu make entries of artwJsa or Mote. It will be observed lUt *ei or al new claasea have been added, m tbe Divfatoa af stuck, and that many of the premfame ha'c been iiwreasod, both on ROBIXSOY Ticsrra.—Tickets to the Fair can be had of IL N. Sheldon, Treasurer, or »i j tba Secretary. One dollar entitles tu all1 the Wivra-towt price, to mauutactore and lay down anew cable.next year, aod if aiKcev»ml, 1>ut not *■<tierwise, they are to hare in share* and cash a profit ot twenty per cent on this awt. They alw> epderteke wiib-ut any further charge whatever !>• gw to are with wfficient cable U> com­ plete tbe present br.Acn cable, and U»S rany iug out of this cattract require* that thu Atlantic G-mpany should raise tee niimimiiii) •>! £250,000 tu a aiuirnum uf £300,OOti strrln.g in. cash, up-m which new capital a preiervutlgl dividend tit 13 per cn.L ia prop^red.-aith a share In tbs profits ■/ dividend* tu whkh tb»y sre entitled bate tier-n |«M uu old share*. The repiirt Was unsstmousiy adopted, tbe quest..s> uf raisntg capital being left to the final decision «>f another meeting, to be called .hi Ortuber |2th Ma. F. D. Acaixr b*. reuu-3-ibe store to tba Holbrook Bfock, rerently Vwc-ted by Roberts *1 Striker, and baa gone after. Ca>taia,Bare Use skip. Beware whom you suffi-r tn ci-me aft. Trust no man who haa been a trait"r. Trust on man who bus given aid or OMufart, directly ur indirectly, South or North, tar u«w*un. Remember; the dreadful war was waged, the policy <>f there gsoerati.M.* controlled, by slavery. Slavery was tressun. Renietoger; tbe rebrla. servant* of the slave power, though forced to lay Hamtl garde® w» train. In reeking for thto ereuvlty Mr. Sum iner ptoees under six beads the point* which, tolls ludgunynt, need to ba set­ itled .by irreterasblrguaranttoa. He wo'd i secure tbe unity nf the republic, tbe rora]plete enfrenofaivemr-nt uf the freedmen, ithepaymsnt uf our nakhmal debi, tbe rejjroUi-n of all plana for assuming the rebel <debfo tba retablMbmrol .4 impartial auf Ifragc oo qualificalfonv independent of .color, and thorough popular education. tVaich stotv-eey, then aa IrMron Iscsruat®. till it sbail Im> utterly dead and buried >>Ut nf eight. ■ Cbiwvn for your loyally, fde-lgvd tn the rxtinctkm uf trrewHi. y.Hl have, by tba prnridrucu of Gnd, been celled l» take the bel.n. Remember that a loyal people, deaf t.i pa.ty, beading tberwll of bumamty alone sold, and about ns much mure moovy re­ with oowvmve tawi* their g<rat explain ceived a* tbe gates making ths total re­ extirpate trewsuw and slavery forever ; and thw wbuln.wurid cried, Amon. ceipts 1807. Tberrfore. lake an enenw-l <4 tbnun Of this sum there Was paid for who think of party or of politic*. expenses of fitting grounds, JDuaueel with fi ixods <4 freedom, with printing and bold mg fair Fair Premiums N. Barlow for a village Lot enclosed In tbe fair ground Fbrtaxee ** Labor mtking now gates *• " Digging Well “ Ditching “ Grubbing and clearing danger now esiata only by your auffir “ InddoAtels sour. The loyal people of America, tbe 1307 12 Wfu«>g*-d tsce wbidl fnoght her battle*, Tbare are outstanding aad unsettled sow endowed wub frsrtfasn, bumaulty, claims for lumber for gates and well call uu you to tbto boor o»t utiiy U‘ be curb, and gate hanging* and nails, proba­ true, but not to let y->ur devotion to truth bly about 115. Rabuke, thro, tbe fall spirit which, Thua,- it will be aeen that tbe funds of North rodb-.ute, d»rr» t>> Iwgin its evil ibe society are exhausted. Il still need, work, with the hope that >uu >eay falter. Let r-d men are, let bad wan fra I, quite • sum for more grubbing, Hearing and brooking ; »od buildings are that you will carry nut tba worjt to ehich Abraham Liuu lu aulMeoralsd Wawotf as sadly needed. Tiwo things will .11 be to a ia»k spuoiulrd of G»-d. -Rafas the • ttendod to, as fast sa means are obtain­ ed. Tbe growade *4 the sweiety are al*• Ones mu:»^_£k«MUs of tree*, hi, ready valuable, and there to every e« whether in srms, se an a»uui*in, nr in o-t>ve»>-,fon* and cuuucila of the people, oouragutDcnl tn beep up Its oqpnixatioo. ur io yuur own cafiu.et. Du not trust traitors ur their fnenJ* U> take ymu Ettwm Abticlx* ax* Stock.—We1 rockoniagor work the yyaeel. Caftaib. Sava ths Siur! — JVnterifi. desire to impress opun ftwoo fateoding to■ -exhibit artlsfoe or steck M Uro enemy Smamob scch a DtrysxKscx wa fair, tbe great neesaaity of making all ontries on or before Ufa Orel day of the fair, 8.oru> S«s.-Tb« Naw Y-k ForMuf Thursday devoted lap c-olumn* uf ful­ and everything abouid bam tbe ground some eulogy tu Fre»idefll Jobneon.— by foo’ckx* Tharadsy moramg. It to al About a year ago, this rnrnr IFerM says: meet MyMIUi attend to anterteg “Tbe «Jy merit we osn di*o»«er fo thia stock at the ticket office on tbe last day Baltimore ticket, la tbe merit of o«ato* teney ; It to all of e piece ; tbe brad d-f. uf.the fair, svh! article* entered so late are not shame tbe tail, nwr lbs tail ehame ttov natarrangod to time to be examined by bead. A caibspIHtmg bwfltei md a ffb> proper ewn ■litem"■ . As tbe litas is nearly at hand for bold Ing another annual fair, it is eminently proper that aelatecnetit of tbe financial c-jndilion of the society be given u> tbe public. Tba receipts uf the society have never been very Urge. Last year there ware ody about 150 memburahip tickets Mok UMJIUKB'Dti'E 31®jg JM-KSON-Ili n«w. !•! Rapt. luh a ku., o<t. Ufa A hib AlJttO.X-l'arlvr Eirknr, Aeg. FrpAITtkA 1‘th.Ori. I'tilHlU tbe prfate-graoT tbe S*«irty -itring tba Addrias Iwltuc tbe Agricuhsta Society .o Tburvdaj, the *et*c.d day of the Fair. Mroiodfaig go-d *».' »* exjHCtwl. Tua Sactairr >>r Aartct-vs riMMted at ibr Cwuuty Fed w aawired. rEN SIGNERS ATTENTION TOWNSHIP MEETING. A cum- pctrnt perron to look after tin*® matter* will tor on tbe gr-nind. and any pefowti wfa. tamiUt** «-e appropi fate* t.« hie •■<n Stray Colt MMX, good force >>T about 6<>0 nieu. lifam 25 tu 10 officer* wbu bare In the United Statu or tbe law crate Stair* armira. A second troops in it will not fight. a Amy »t privelrga to eat up euv«ry • {rwisaujnai tbe plea <4 eaahito'mg lhc»r maciU. There to no excuse for tei*. A* well might a Cumroi’.tec be expected to; kill and rat a fat ox, or chew raw pump kina and squashre to teal tbeir merits, w to eat apples, pears, peaches or grape* far.tbe same purpose. Wa feel ashuuid to Aowbiipad tn refer to three thing* thus pobMy, tort past experience warrants It*; and ft is bur duty tu benefit rather A. French I in these parts d<> not number mors than aumn 1,200 men. The French gunboat Taieguo baa ar­ rived uffliw R-rsds. G*rlmaa, after a go<id deal of Ineubordiastem, Ims i»een forvrd into the trares. and is 0<>w acting aa if in proper spirit with the iutentem V» tto ensse dead worthy uf note. Oo tba 10th ulu, be croered trout the left bank of the ILo Granda with hia command, aslimatod at from 400 tu MO inea, and with Mm.the three rifle guns delivered l<> him soma Ums agu by order <4 Gen. Steele. Of The opening of Millinery good*, al the rooms <4 Mn Ixude Ruseeil, «n Wsfaeaihy, to Mid tn have l*»n • very fane nifeir; too good* W»f of the fir.t <* the most skeptical. m the JACK-E1 virtue w IIWWW j.«. TAN ■BUNT’* WOOLEN FACTOBT. BAHTtXOS. MICH. saiCTff* eittar *n aharv* or br tk* y*r>! hit iht tirafXii way to for posr/mmliM. Tn> ,il WOOL CARDING Dm Praaydy aod to the ** *** TMfMmrt, tesquiritely lastrfal. We ar khwwtodge tbe receipt ««F”a tery pretty bretuat, with doaplimesits; bat were fodaed too tossy to attend to person. A* »■ effect, Imwkver, we were represented by-ewbola. an aye to the elegant i' oTObery, and wto»c sialeiu.nt that all the “fireug.-’ were grand, we felly believe, "pl ll dly wtew backed by ihe riy inslnMAoa tfait a double X to wanted. F. Wear, >4Ihto tnwmhip. hr* i for a pail of vary exeslkut We need to thick late peaehen racy desirable, but we have this AND FOB SALE. �9tfi,Ya IM* r. ©□MMWlONERt NOTICE. LL A r: R BBTtN OKSAT BLESSINGS BARLOW, GOODYEAR & -GRANT,- r 7^- BXCVRXD TO TSE HUXAX BACK RADWAVS BEADY BELIEF HAVJ ii™h.1(e.u„„0.,«.. DRUG <k. BOOK STORE n., ...» K AND SWA' foa I, b. wwrty filing r-.BC. t»ri.dl. and ’ w Sei^A a. wmi. <.. ,u «n!e of three iuMrqmente. SONNETS, .. ’**•** zs ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY 4. ro.r.11, ''‘-'-w MISSES’ BXQACo-cnBzs To At HorA Sdt tf Stolt Sirtrt, OfpO nit Borloto, ffoodft^r Granta. Roberts &, Striker, baldi* childrens* OF ALL AND AT PRICES . ; —niu ««« ^«nl» ./ M. D.; that made tba medtoinM.'. They oh hia * 'V.” I-" cur­ ed by them—ami they apeak of bitn, aa if he Decupled the wbrilit «T America nr were at Iran lh« great feature of .'it. A mandarin dtyfrT '' -------- i.n A.Ute .at 1. Cm, a,,,, r Goode Received WateUy. . wilt PteyA cwty, WfwphUa*. 'rba Maeon * Cablaar Orga"*. Forty dtffrmi rtyUa, clspU^t* iiered rad tocalar aaariM for MO toturioijla/ THntTY-FIVE MKDALH, or «Ur Ira. To/ Suit the Times. School Books, MASOX UtOTanA. «<• Taafo Mfltyt A C. Priaalo A JiSC. JUaeroft are Agtnia for Ue tale ot tboea OrgwM. In Harry Craaiy. t0 IS years o1d*to learn tbe Printer's JONES A DRAKE, IGEOH DENTISTS, Id call tkr »»t*Otloa of AJXawnoa. trade. ~ ' ‘ \ GROCERIES! riotA\ IN NEW YORK, SINCE jy We would call attention to an interesting communication on onr first ps<*. relative to the State Fair. 1 am! Silver Plate, and i ULCANITK nCRBER RASE, ------------------------, mii. riHIl. in the Holbrook Block, recvutly vacated fort in adversity, and the star ofpromiw 1 ena aline Uw jmik bv RuU-rts At Striker, aud baa gutia after which urge* forward the Mtuggling poor aa< ar*<ina.UBtii man. Wbat ia it that gives contentment1 MM rua.iuiiirJ a stuck ui drugs medicines end groceries nr other sultabls p. to that n.other who sees her darling child attacked by the gh..<x nftbe deadly croup, or aufleriug from Jhr vOicla of n XVg MOTtCB by lhe Pionttr that J. W. consuming c*>ugl< or vi-ifent Quid. What ia It that wreath, ui imflcs the lips of to L. Jrn at the Flvbalc OSIra. in tbe ViHa<« that pmiatal cuu» luiplivo who, though of ilulinto*. aad ahxar ranet. If .ay tbera hr. rhe knows,aba cannot live, yet murmur, why tha prayer of tba pelltiooar alwold cot be her silent aod thankful prayer fur rase And it Itfurl'arr ordarvd. that .aid pal.iionti giro nolica to Uir pctaon. Iatcrr.ted. In uH were performed in Trinity Church, at ' a nation's hnnw—from Nurlbto Svwrth <>.Uta, of ll.e prodrary of arid petition, and Ur J!a:sb.;i. iubop McUwhry cuuducUng |;,r»n> West, ©tknra bat .me |..v brarieg Ibrrvof, by c.u.ing axopr of tin. order ta be pnbtl.hrd la th--Halting. Il.nnrr. a ar wk . iul response—Giya us C->e s C-.mb >11.!• paprr printed In aaM enerrty. of Berry for three the ordinatioo. *am. " '■ < Hr Aiiiu«8b.«u..o Pri.ud । the List 11 I'remiuma, we re-pu^psh them -thia weeb aa a matter of' Cuutcnieuoe ’X those aikhing to make entries uf article or stock. It w ill be ubaet ved that aevei Alao a great variety at Uta QX’iacxaa* txbxihiixiii Aad Ceakfag Extracts, roa rax xsrrctAL smnr <-r ths Lantss. It, Vnaunh.ieci, Jtned of Fuiero EioiU, Seal■ • C«a,| Uta pruAn.um. Vfbo rMal 0w«r.,looa r mreieer, rn-(lag lathe rara,«ui U i»Uy ralorrd to hc.llli. All Irllrnu eiih .uaip, aaawcred. t ,- . Dr. W. l.thr publi.ber rfa wv work, aoliilrd WB1 UWMB OUR STOCK '.'ootvltAlrubfrM. Chirgu tnoo.rair, aod rare ODE FACILITIES LATEST MEIICIIEt, For Doing Busitness, h-„lU,v wJ,„" .^7,., thM the operalkm of the Red Jack.! Hitter, In obstinate cases of riwsivenesa, for it Is a mild and guuial cathartic, ss wcil a, a tunic and currtxlivc. ... worthed the ordio ary pue^Ucra. HalweeU, Ac., eftho day. Oae art- cat bettto M BADWAYH MUDT RELIEF »HI do more ba OMd for »»r» ^rpwa^lbaa tra dullari azpaedrd tiu \ READ WHAT HUS. WESCOTT SATS. ARB EQUAL TQ ASY IS THE FIVE UUSbRED THOXSAJC-OTHUid BAT STATE. greniiums ba'C been iuoeaaad, bulb on cattle nnd bur»ea. KSOX-Uibttwcd Itoaw. Aeg. 1»U A 1Mb. MKA ictb, Oct tr-UAIUh. Itos—1‘sri.rr Kacbangr, Aeg. MtbA M.t. 7ih A Utlt. Oct I Sth A lk«U. , e bad A 11. N. Sheldon, Tr«a<urcr, or >1 tbe Secretary. One dollar entitles to 11 .«iriy dcring i r. Arm.fs -H.rti. F. W.Sber•i Mu'vtiH.i, Will dwlivrr die Annual Gli.ir tbe Agii&ltsiia Society 10.0 xpLOtltt r tu. rria Rcul £&" Dattlc ■BSULLTION. BOOTS & CUDS?, : zhibilaJ i.nnd. mi-1 any pwrawn. »|-pi”pii'tv* io his own 1SIONEIS ATTENTION INTERNAL KEVENVIL Lyon’s Periodical Drops! THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Stray Colt I LXTV, PBNMON Ba« W FOR IP.REGL’LAlUTIES. MEN’S AND BOY’S CL AIM AOEIVCT!'- BROCANS 5«riti. There is tw excuse fur tins. As icii might a Cornrni'.tra be expected to hint and aquatbea to teal their merits, a» to cat cpplev, pearc, peaches or grapes fur the Mtne purpose. We feel ashamed to i*- obliged to refer tn these thing* thus publicly, but past experience warrants it; and it is our duty to benefit rather than, pleaae. n»val of alt ob.inwO.MOT xmiots. and the HMkn of bMllb. rtguterity and slfosgth.- Siraiaowloflbe U«rr. w.ii<ir.eaa. eonenpaiiora heartburn, rhrunsatlra. J-ixjar, wenaa and eepprrarian, when Ukrainntyrtkwa. Tory are .orar cradr.t, •.<>■*' it* nxf. «no- ^tatTdraty^-sagi: Nfote Mile s.od wllhovl pnKfccloil ettrrt. rare U nitere’i ctwera b>s will be found iulfe Mated aroti.d each bottle. w Uh tbe lenrignaisre oC JoU J. Lew. wUlwol «bu* Ayer's Ague Cure, Fur the opttdy aod eer'aui Cvre of interwiitletl Fa Mr, ur €b>i!a and Fever, Dumb Aeui\.i’<r«>dlcal Head Ache or BiUioua Healaehc#nd Btlliowi Fever, I iudmal, for I bo abide clata of diaearaa OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS origiMlinc In -biliary derangement, cauord by tbo malaria of nilaamatio ematrlea. : ««ifi ;• -I TP JE3 A. •jyi ©AITO IST" The opening of Millinery goodc. J.B. VANJBBITKT* W00L8B FACTOBTHAfTHMM. MICH- it tbe rooms of Mra. Lottie Ruaehil, on Wednesday, is said to have lieen a Wy fine Allair; the goods being of tbe first <»r der of elegance and beauty, and the ar­ rangemeot, exquiiitely tasteful. We ac­ knowledge the receipt of a tary pretty boquet, with complitncnta; but were indeed too busy to attrad in person. A* great advantago ereVdfcer Ape wadietara. Uai TO WNSHIP: MEEiiNG. C*0B‘r MinpLEViIXE, Sieaiwa. OFFICE over BLAKE’S STORK. an uffaet, however, wo were represented by one »bo baa an etc Io lhe elegant in millinery,and atrar aiatenicnt that ail tba “Fiinga-*’ weregnied. we folly believe, rapodally when backed by the aly inaln«aUuo that a double X ta wanted. Ma. B. F. Waar. of thiatownship.-has ND FOB SALK. «r thaiAa for a pail ol very excellent pnchea. We need to think lata peaches •era not aery deairabie, but wa have thia w I been the recipient of late peaches Uxt «H| rival the earlier varletka. aod ‘keee brought by Mr. Weat art among • tba Bomber. 313AT x?«S23aiB=3ki’&: I sj^rA^"j4«=rsrx: ass* 1 certify that Frisk Alien pretend for aw txxn.ij and back par. du. aj deceased ata PUsg A. ttwlpr. h rad alwfeya fcew the Uwe ha AM Ute tm‘ Ptyer la wl atelw. CJ.HIARIXE FHXbW. Bulicgs. MiyW.DM. l«Srth> tUl tUabtfeb tro*. I briag oes sf tba wUarasss to arid spfluwiioM.awd bating parteealkaewladcvMtMaheraCMtU nuxx iudk— �Xgrirulltral |trais. i. dr."toilers A PULMOJHC SYRUP, a X’.:.-;r; ..-.to*—«r gra-jj For tba oraUxdfi^gekct if pou iMeeswta ir HARDWARE STORE > MW I ...... x. ax. 1STK VXKIS. PI! t<m & ■RWXslvs tMtotint \b\A*X\ x»A\ a\\ Vae “AU vAAc^ BURTON &"ACIlijs of all kinds,, . i, fr" rm* .and will, be sold at- T>U. TMVBKCK'8 ■BtooB Ywvs'b. Railroad Prices, lilaOCto 'ihlM IRbN,‘ > 91AWW0S,Tn«t'e SISSS All MEHWhi, > . ' i ' ‘ ■ ftetar to tU —j iR.lrisl'fir Ites. ef >ls iso tvpe. SO seats tor j tat.stal«-ee^fcr -*sstevq«vsl iorer■_jMt|iMW*Tg$tyi,*r|y ■risTUM'*. Paints Oil, &■ SAP PANS. say era anre of Ox eaare st O'W aalkrt—. Wsi sea ;X?5S53®SSK&3KC,: ,90! akkek wmAcA ata aAyeXc cj fiXovaack ‘BXxXcr*, uAAck, \J Aed —rjLhhi, tlM BuMwnd from sini Ina. IU wru >r ■ Ukew kw yvo^cr c\udxAkAe», aaik aX xXxc. \,ro'^c.r Xymc, art O> »uvc \\vc ax\vc o'i ’ Bilious Jfever, ’ . Fevar aknd ROPE, '’Iriver Oo-mplarint, ■ (^yapepsia,, GaOTD-STONES, Inaigaation^^'" Jaiindios, '■ Farming Tools of al! ■ Kidn&y Gomplaints, kinds, at\A tA\ &Ucxl»c% o$ a vxvav* Ur 'aaXuYt. IA1NTS. Shelf Hardware, 'VXvtot WvVtcva are eova\uo*«A o\ yclyc anik \\ouky5xA voaU awA Xvc'Ajb, vokvtk vaake Xktva r LASS. num AND 1VOODEN UFAHE. XVwrWj 'Voxiac. ^EPFSatr 8iiCM 2P3OVBD ROR® WARM Cfrfri secret rttae**— "Dt 'B.o.'oaeV* 6\oTao.c\v ‘BX.XX.er* HARNESS SHOP. ■ ■* Met'cv) Vtvow*awi* of dollars aaoh year ta advertising lhaix mariia, and pablislstag the 'Yluxwe.totk* CcyXaSU^Xe* xAV ^wrU ©5 Xkc nepaawtiarityaftha CouxAy^. *BUo4 *^m\$Uy avA VAX* U that they strike U.AaJMtf rf Diaaa^ by erwUcatiug omry. particle of imparity Aw Xkth 'BX.ooi, Ere>daH;a~XlBWIia*. Lyon, KaiuiiiZsZr aA-.A*,foeXh<Jfaw.aU~ *1?. Choice Fsrfrmvry—SijU ■iS-JJ-’ovv, a lan <i ,1 .| DuRTvN k JtfKUtFa for the life aad health of the body depend. oat * aissrsble srisfer bcs- Tba-a Kyy Vnt<\uiA«i for cartas •e^au. S^qfufa,' ffkin QXMcutt, £ii: Jfhsum, Bick Htadc^h., {Pyptpw, Cempfaint,, JHxuer and 'jSpUe, Frmait OmpialMt Bt.JMhony’t Ffrv, pg HUEUriHI All CIGUM ITCH '? t» v“« : ( ! 'mixr co*®7a an ef fits of nine years’ standing, and be Vita.daaceuf two y—re. ■ • ”— AJIOTHKR writes, his son was cured after hia flaah had almost wasted swsy ^Tke doctors pronounced tha caw incur* •5^lHUU*£iA.Sept.lM4 Moor*. Were ...anvumunriTTOvEi which had existed tbartoee years aWM'UWU -CDI________ r____ Bt aTus ia *oaxv. 9,\attM^e>n WAttra vavA.oo’caXe \k* \»tak and. itVAAcAti. Dy. 'Robac.k'u ftXoVA<\c\\, *BvXXrvb <lAx>€ avtMkv^ mcUwekoVj aai\ make- 1a$* iw\o^okU. NEW STORE X\w, WlnoA I 500 »»• the moatartirw and thoroegh pilie thu ; * ACKUV e.-.t- NEW GOODS NEW PRIECS! *BUo& a\xi T*\vev VAX, whioh, ia conjonetfon with th. TikootX. VuA^ktr, ’Dy. TSLoNsackk ft\OXAAC.\v ’WvVtt.'C* tree X\\.c. SoYAacy'* YAe\xik,Y»xj ^tcvexAvtwi yyvavfato, ^'A*cvAer^, T&.>oeumaXvbm, eXc. Has J art Droeght on An Entirely, New Htoek nt Goods, ' CTiese gitter* an put up in guart bottles, cf wMah the at cut ia a fao-tun- The Very Levest Rales, far Cash. 0. D. .SPAULDING, Which lie proposes to aril at My Stoek embraces all that ia uanaliy oounterfeitert. (Prtoe gl per bottU, or tixfvrlS. ■ , O. TV. gobiok, Ghxrpriticr, Jfo. 6 East Fourth St, Clminn-Ili, ta u harr all order. ,KauU Ao aeUrnea.l. kept in a Country Store, sack an FOR SALE BY GROCERIES DRY GOODS. will ear. all th. aforemaotwoed di—: aad, of themselves, will relieve and euro Qtfio <pAXtu,_jCAotar* Jforlru, Indigaatian, ~ (Popfr ui th, gaunla, {Jtizsineaa, eta. Try thee nadtataaa, aad you wiU -re? dises aa rrecipl of h 1’HOTtXJl Wr ware lb* feral fnitodSlatre^ad«< end yoa abtaU try them bafer. ^tag thr a pbyetetan. Get a Parajdtlai or Atman—of mr local agent, and r-d the certificate, aod if you bar. erer doubted yow will u. S. CLAIMS, BowYvX. v.o mon. I nave a FULL STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES, ta the isle of which J Eadies*, Calf Bootees at Ten mih|ag*. ■ms's Dcocans at Twtlvs Shllltats. Other Tbtess I* Frotoritoa. My Goods were ALL bought since the - (VSMVARY 1SU.) great decline ta prltes, I -II for c-^,or Tua prcasjws*. vamis or «mu.t *u. romnodiUts at th" preawt Uta., wamiii and demood od- «“dy W. c!1*rge nothing for hnerext, dH.e—1 ABOoraaeo; and U« fbwair, by reaom of It.arajkCashCa£ltalsr.Jlarg.A.,.1^ offer.to nothing for keeping books, nothing for *wu>7 ’ Insure'witMthe Phoenix WAR CLAIM AGENTS. OtHee rtTer BcbrlnE’* Grocery, wa ■^MSM r—i OSes, — Uoniack tto, ' KAUIMAZOM. - - Micl> Get thelGenuine Articled $933,17264 —^'-J/'ErcHNSEn _______ (Mffta a IV8I0WI, J«ir -ighbor^ who han ued thorn, aad they wil) any they are Gooi t&tAkckw&b, iHfENDC INSURANCE CO. Phoenix of Hartford. —eUac Stoves also s large variety of Parter. I l«~ r——. *m1 ais ptete alnro of Aihaar »> ■aisurt-, .k.u™.-j- , r »ou.-ccruju' ttah< 1ICRTOV A ACCLJV AVorkWkc. a CUwn^ tawvJTli—a.—Tetagto risks. BCO-NOMT IS WEALTH. * AHOTHER *M eared of Fever and Ague Vr. ■Robackk ave X\xe. Ack vacua's SoXaec Corw^oA. FLUID EXTRACT SARSAFARILLA, ' Bay the Best 1 lhe« Take tare ob ftto-HvacXx Wt.Vt.tvo ss3ss«Hsitgr«^jis to ms Uul I coold M them wcrkinE tbeir wsv. #rta|iga*«<yrtat:st. «/ jBret. C^J. OuJUil. CkUkfteetJ gfifijtfr «*■»«* - -start -tiw esd st ir**1*? *■ Pwp*i*Br- *■ .•FStttK.si oU>„ sure,*#* s •’—arE. ior of \ioor merev n\Qt\^ TdocXor'a "BAK*. -ISSdO id • 'LMBOW^ ,UV- Koj^vi BaXx. ■d m । art X\ut \toor vaoca'a VAe’aA. ■fit. 'RjcNaack'* m—sre Cunssmptisa. Os my srrivsl I wss pal Ekel. ter ———--------- GBOOEHIxs. YYEALHOUD HfflURAXCB—Out stands th. Bkeait Coixxaa.-—As 1 uotioed an inqqtrv'abcut the use of breast collars. In y#f paper, ! »iil give you my experienct- I hirie trioflt aeveral times, but sissy* eame to l!»o conclusion that lhe hat.irs were the best for all uses. At two different limes I have bought hors^a that had always been woAcd trt bPwUt' collar#, m> 1 procured a act and tried them Uth «i the bore- that had alwaia ' gldi then, and tbo— that bad. 1/pUBLianF.D EVERT V'EIlXESbAT. ar a*enwos B***r, .‘otwurvr Mtcnraax. exceed!** aay Wh-nr Medicines of NAILS, STOVES. Ho Iboucbtmr cam suUr.lv Iwyoild the reach of tadldBc, sad dvcidvd Ita 1 siutt die, sod «•< ins rat week to «rr»n<» ray Uajpar*! .ff.ln. Ia V0L.WI; Books and Sfatioierv Avavaevx*e Vo^uXuvA^, „ . R'MT-' 11 year.ago. Bale* fc> JUsim^ af bhn u bo now ^^Vbeii ibo "’lirot was 'taken ho weighed l<n' I'ouwio-, »t the promt Uno hu weight u DO Iba. sod psnrtraltog evsry asnt, fibre, sod low. uf ^/‘unpssd liver pot on s mw scllon, id Um Make Farm Life Atti-.actii.il— 1. By less bald work. Farsnora dRen un­ dertake more thsn they am dm well, and cliouoaiwl.tnc tabsrelss on my Isogs npeoed.snd consequently work too early and to Into. izasrx'ss bs&k am- *g 2. By wore system. Tbe fanners U.UsxpvctorAirao .faster .uUlAed, <b* freer should hare a time to begin and to atop .baud, the pun l<ll me, lhe ciHiahe—red to hsrsn labor. They should pul mors mind-sad machinery tale their work.- They sta>uM ihcortro aa well ns practice, arid let both go together. Farming is.healthy, moral and respectable; and, ta tbe long run, m*y be made profitaNs. The tanner should keep good stock and out of doCt. The farm is the best place to begin and end life, and hence so many in the, citios arid prrdaesional life coVela rural home. 8. By taking care of health. Panners have healthy variety of exercise, but too often neglect clcaoiiu—s, omit bathing, eat irregularly and hurriedly, sleep >n Hl ventilated apartments, and expnao themsulvaato onld. Nino tenths of tbe hu mtui disease, arise from cold or intem­ perance. Freuuent bathing Is profitable. *o is fresh air, deliberation al the dinner table, and rest after a meal. 4 By adorning the home. Nothing is lost by a pleasant boms. Books papers, pictures, mirrieand reading should atl.be brought tu beer upon the indoor family • ntertalnmseto; and neatness and com­ fort, order, shrubbery, fldwers and fruits friioeld baimoaize all without. Homo ■diotild be a sanctuary, so happy and holy that efiildren will love It, women delight ta it, maobood crave it, and old age enjoy it. There should bale— dMertion* of did )koin«eleads if pains were taken to make them agreeable. Ease, order, health end hastily fire compatible with farm llfe.and were ordained to go with iU—Auburn Ttre Boas*.—Now is tha time to watch for thia year's crop of borer*. If you will 1oo1t at th* base of the tree you wilt see a Utile tlspaiite M eMf,- which will indicate tbeir location. They eon be removed with a knife without injury- to tbe tree. They will appear like a worm one tbisd of an inch in length. Moat persona neglect ibis operation till spring, by which time they will have made n large cavity hi the tree, and done much Injury. Where they remain two years they become a large worm, aud do great injury' to the tree. We b*va auflered very much the last two years frem their ravages, and admonish all our readers w)k> have ytHMg orchards to watch their trees. If grace grows around the tree, draw it away, and the borers may be found even below tbe surface of the ground.—JVhr y'orkrr. ’ ,aao mfrY Prepare the ground by deep plowing and mxhtunltag ta the depth of siareao Inch™ a ba . stiff clay. If tbe land u level, hmm. a ’ of narrow the margin of the orchard plat enrrttdy Ufcre scltiug a trse, than with tbe plow rjn a deep furrow on the line of lhe rows or on the ridge one ray, then ataka .the ,<ub«r way al anally right angles, being careful to preserve the margin stakes on. tit the trees are all ecL Never dig* bole deeper than tbe plow runs, walasa you dig to sporonaswtanR. Make th«ground ope vast hole with the aubaollar,. aidaer before oe after planting. Select, fur general orcharding, oti^r, a few well triad aorta. For tho aiu*t«*>r there la a large list of those which from their peculiar qunlltlei, may well" >ep*y the trowble of pl an! tag. Select .low branched, atocky trees, two to four ye*h old from tbe graft; l!w jroungcr,’. the better the ioseatmoat usually ; look-ent for 'ypnng aod healthy route, and' plenty of them. Small fthrea, ealkd. amuml roots, or tawders, cannot always ba pre eervril, but they aroeaally Ttplacril lr U« main ruiiteare vigorous, heooe thence—aily of shortening ta the top when oct on{ thst the ire— may not be exhaixted be­ fore these feeders hare got ta work again ; but never trim up a tree tbp first year, except auckers, which shoisld 4>a rubbed off a* they appear.' ' When you take your trees from ttyc nursery qr package, naver expoaolhcin unneceaMrllly to tire atm and wind, heel them lu Immediately, and ‘take up. oply aa many nod aa fast aa wanted ta>pl*nL Beware of deep planting and ctmivped roots, but hill up the first year with mulch or manure sufficient to preserve a continual moisture, after that gcxxl rub tivatioa whb winter mulching will,do.-4•Pnt no raw manure under or near the roots, but good aurfkee soil around them A little good compost ia excellent if tbe soli ia lean—also manure on the aurfkee. Uee no stakes, but cut back until Iree will stand slooe. Watering is of iiltta me, unless in large quantities. Plant your orchard tbe first year with root crops, naver sow grata ta it, unless the trees are broadly and heavily mblcbed—better to ctrllivatn them Annually and carefully early ta tba season, giving them a moderate top dressing If tbe sod^ is lean. Never turn your trees out to gra*i if you would be a soccessfdl fruit grower. Finally, with lhe true system in mind, do not jail to Plan I; and as Per acrvnteuco in lhe right direction bring success, your care and labor will be abundantly rewarded.—J. C’.JfWfsbn Wit. aarzif' z ’7RESH ARWTAL 1ITTUS bad dabte, and only a VEIT 11U FIOHT EtE [ITCn, RlBRETfi .TfU, WdfiiSB SOHTUDOL mrwftts wittE. 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MiU; dvned > the ewinp when-they we. drnwndid and Have just Purchased 7‘ “Aww twQua«!rjM*w><{Fr,f6^ Un door.— NEW fitnmff ■« •ba ffancta in, god tew to her aarprwe JS-SI*-.". Srol’V rvftt .WS K the Hag Wtea .he look U^wojy her eye caught the gleam of a WE UE4L tW OrauTnl brans la.pritorMtaa, f This. Ito Metlog.yD.g1r. I , . U, Through ths years joor taaro stslllles UBWBWmB——• DRY GOODS ■ ■, l. ,. tbf dbhT. rigd •w^yo. wSfiUr.. J»M.inhabited asrny mrvisina^ 1 of am ar« to.Q-rry and oM to Jrwwtttomda.— ’ LAto»L««W;hM ever now atsd ttea egl.mWto^aMe tnwmdngr’ be tafbirad Ww meriB «'f eenee; be ehowaj oauhunrly hig u> Marie.., r.—fit baa £*■>> , indieeahuM of totaikek, ndt ft trite wautf to ntaik • knatik of him, .nd tnr. much for Mj idyll.,: I nay gat Um and I may ooL , flail j<W will have ptonty of cumof krntur Wdbctefettef dFwi hlrwtfe ; pgnftj. The. etud your party took druv then taking hie dmd b.^r be Wd bim »p- Ito—ante uv mro m2 eumtaoia. who 6. tbw psteof wsbk.rw, M lhe lt«tt« f<*k knudebtanr, and who. ol letalona, wood he. dodged me. I bet my eta oa come • w bo dnnnuoi*. Valletidigctn, and yct wlien ,1.*-- t L ——. J — O - /.nA Lsa Srtam:* un. t->. Aa Philip looked upon the .Mill-awaet Bai when »bo ealered the fr.luree.vV too ebHd. ata itate »p« the •mall gftJdeu teak, toseb aa the !«di« of that itota foe their coometito tad perfupsery. forbear and excfaro.Uoo of eurprtee ae yWoWvedhowdmaMy pda.wM.lta -F iriah you:k!l io bear wkeen," be -aid. add ret.Ing th— kround him. "that theCqcnteoa.as drawing her robe, around I fully •«<■•.ratoGouMd* JitaWfet Qjp« her abe tunroS to' the floor. ••Take my all complicity with bia wljeln ji aU.ropt upon the Ufa of vtoir king.” ', ; “A. for ybu.-’te flMta.Tumtaif A the theirperfumete too terong fiw « 'th.se guflty woman.—l -yav. yiw twenty flaye teltetat—.* Iileave the kmgteta. If after th.l time There wae ttanrthingateul lb—vrnrdi yog are fainid-any where in,my domaluff rs.ro-—Ir sptoen <—gh they were, test r^fto|Kk<>flitr ,Mtofe|l F««>7 of.your flaep—fl-tea asMtatota—t>W— Ik Mw " Xing PfcflipfWftM ft-rgtt'tHw deht'of gtetawte be nwta M«ri« .ta tab failbfJ attew&nu [!•«•■ ns—nt ol iMk —r-. riagr, which «xutr«i o few Agy* ■***• beatowing a liber.1 dowry ujxm t|wvl>ride ■nd varipu. <itVr .ofrotanfal m.Afr </ , ■f^^p'botthe odor of the flowery" raid »»&s,awT/r- BOOTS & SHOES, the rsWte^Yits. Hats <SL Caps, ,i a bn. .!mmJ « , k Jjston a .u There are vartssos tfadiiioo. a4 tw.the origin of the Golden Lilly open die torieia ofFraaee. Amana itteaM Urnftehteing ism Went, said to.have!dccotved>in dhelattsr part,of the al.veath wtatesy^ldatoa* > the rvigsre.f.mip'.AugaeUk. « ...h ad; J Tbia Ptlaae ete eaceod.d lbe th renat testate amag tenths with wbteh be srtatalfce rakaa »f gpvtan-, ■merit.' awlng eta teabslteti nvbla.. and- CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, ' 1M >1/H. McCOXXELL, flrttlJ Rsp’Js. Sept. I1**7 Monroe Street. AHI) BSAWMm-j STOVES! STOVES I 8T0VIS! Bay the Best; then Take < are ol It. wr>* row*.-------OW •♦r—"*ro«»w*.*wS ,W*. .J, u„M 1U Ml r... Which will b<? sold atajjpJ .. _ „ _ •fore me. Hie eye. glia-t, a eulphrts. -atream iahonod from bro mouth, his Feet parted in# Inxrf, hie fiagvrwelongnlid in2 daws, Lobagrved-e'tala >pwepio down under hit ocla—Inphprt. b. wm trans­ form^ in2 iW idteUy.de devil I had Me> on acveral oosrobnni when latfrtn wider aut* of delirufn, U.mto. scope, .by ^nnkin • bar! or ao.loo much wlexshun whisker dor.rin hotly . OMlaaita cainpanra.. He rwht one claw Tur me, whim 1 awoke. Ssy I ps rsjuial aa findin tpjaelf oncpmare.whpwtoiround la week,;.two,j«jr u rupee k. tel. I ega’t Interpret Use dreteft. ,.. , Lait Pastor cv X'aari'Srfc. _.D^pwi—boa. . VERY CHEAP!. wtfeh may, «m oi.y-nnt sm-ne mithin. Ef k ihfiy. Lird bejpeM.midminod.-to. toy nrtvrr c.ntii»>«ily. ,a»d:itv.- -• s,1jw r, Tdr^eowM tto* I wa. dad«-tba< .M»ist> I JtHftir. DO*. Marie F he »aid, looking' ip In. her pale "What hs. •’'jtht- ad by a ty «>is f>-«V mxl M d*«ktrn, I bed M<»d tto- to.d»da-*W me.rt.htr, endtted ejied the jtftirt from j««ir cheek, tee/Mfcte, trims wee-'Geefnirr/ CmMtodwNerillev, .and give, you •** » plfanp*>** f . the eat.rnl te«w Wi'ljlui.Ai|[| • nd abort* . The honest hearted fellow was alnceletforr the kiejffalltafJbrtubror.Mlto —> mild, inoflMi.l»*< hans^KMpantoifyiatewIt , ■^liftiwGerey^l'ieewlb ------------------------------- ,— -c~r-contented w4Hrab*Xk(a»ea<LmMatata'l . "War vno a «sitel «*tb»n F 4 •■>! *U , J imdnbw wlfaoe of the mountain -that th. fcrrrd by the torts'Hift? •pcwMa.-juMto^; do nut 'aCsct K”• lie . ■ -t .wve Dtonmipcdto wbateevdr.-mntotbw _____ tobteetewte ’ leti|fU) ’ * end wbteb.be biMsdted atfeen deaikxbot Jif mtim«« eeUmetad at twelve willra, tad ite '<>*»• 1 . Ji Urtf. wok,.. it edwtidttoU* •Hfartiasately be Ynakte*i«hM^bm^D«B»vlybdev<stMtta*ttaktolM “ .thhtorst . width at Un. . There Je ea llland In Ue hkioac wi>m»n;-aho-srw>il>’ tec6a»d-to Urdera to attend htoetalvv having tswew apM k. No ’ Isvtog ,< *4>ys«re, end kto jtoocwdwFc ■•> f.ircyn hrr cl»taeia .- ew voyaUt.'mAtUb. tau apartments an' mass evw has, and pm ba Uy ••ver will, death ol tmsta, abe openly amertad ih*k u teabla tn reed.Sbr water’s wdjta.; - lllle. . dhrwa, tali and nryatwioo. te the teqmm > qfMito “merlmtiag MHe” Ilka a. top : —Boa^pad oteby ite gieMpaiiof tie FORrCASii Utt REA DY-RAY. -DotCl futgei the place, at RUSSELL'S STORE. Hastings, Mich. dux ripl Br t> tansB. IUTOUBAPHIC LICENSED1 WAR CLAIM AGEHT8. KNAPPEI A IUM0W8, „ CAI1> PJJOTOORt’BB*. >c . M Our e-italogu. BOW Mabsete. over ,Fir* Toot,.B different s.bjecto rt» wMA mMIUssWI to»* ntinoally bsiug made) nt Tortcalte ol biiaa.t tnericaos. ole., ris; abo.t ’ ’f • ‘ ' T Dirioe.. Stage, *.«. uisinr, WOOLEN FACTOBY. ILtaTiXVH. MICH. .WANT 25,000 JM. WOOL uiannfacturo iiiU* CLOTH— „„ AXIS HIIKBTIhOH, eltlror on »bsrsa'orby the y«r.f. R it the thtayttl my to 9<l J001* Bounty, Png a*d Peesloa. Of Uarorr.sad.Soldi.rs. and Otar •ol* for your JaotHitt. Try H! , Hrira. and ate .Slate Bounty, srf all ete«s ef WOOL- CARDING •’ tlO’eramwu Claims jw-uu Uy ceilscted at rveDooeTnAnptlyand t» iisaaar. mtoU. rates. ----- • •-^-rafkaroheroylrored. Good Seal t» Jbf AMUttdl joUMS-^4x>»cirrFar to widow or rn.tl.rr- rt prtobwe of war; £xrs‘ Seis‘d Mrtmg ta afibtotata fldr ithmpeat* **1 who had treated him with masted HM nroo) to -* aatopriew M»tetoto Vgb< ful Inbatousnea.'. ™la -so taai» Jo da II Philip board the pMtoteiana tbel th Count— te fi.sta. ba totetarfaetol w«ni tokta ol.-d—le—m. ta'dijflnta on the contrary, fie gave h1a;ibetebe raassywetdeo—pf bteeftt>6fle—-ahd rt • ' Krrcnc* iw'rti ToMnei—IRebom gvrd.toppomttfkrtam to eetUln .ban—r ofli— etandiiw. pvreou, .thou|te'be taj tfe forger tobtffl cotaata in tta'Tnmta, ewrwlbte teey.iwprte— h— j—Mr—I Jii T and Wetli h's fate with rvnilikable reeig[’f-nitkrn and'celmnate. He continual tn Ur power, ofthtooisam boee^rtaf ■*' ®C Cr.e..tn she I—dtay dtotetma. .who, 1 play the rote of Injured hm—, Jlul • -Wmft W." mW the ktoy ■». *•* ‘ ■declafte, with fcirfie lrftyta.ro, that be la r Jmquistong the sdteeLtaomaiactpswn, Iflta o**er a— FfcUlp to tab . . ,too prriod tn complain.- His wife. It to ted fondly teamed .rthetMfae— M of , ■obbr if ttote. 'and the royal pump 'hat •Ur.up th. few leaaara,. -y.>o kia reed print Oan'l jeoF be I ,said, has not visited him;' bet two or Philip’, youth, l^itepltor tooftM atm^v ifttkrndod bltn impri—efl tar with a throe of hi. fair fetetai, la whom be tea •uchaetnaar emetodeimy.na?ee bto tohiL u wllnit ofi»» m »k ont—d. But thii a. would makb bias binpiaredtoy, if-»o\ □ Ha hnlckly Atapetta M the king., pro• Ail rite." ~ he -GUfe—0 Davie in nnma... Thto* dtaappotatoaeat auaifel* „ fim>.vwtemar aa 'ta f*te her apprnte*. will baalnag I d a. few innnflia, tho efta, £ wHh iBcrdteednU^aawemsiwtaa ebrnbe- ' -1 — you bar* tet forgotten my facatnw tbe woUmetbi.d tent to.«beaeta> terrd aH-berambMuae Mpes. Dad-tf love ata wMcpabTerf fteltor tee. aoy '•Tin's adisgmoe V> his seeks—bo on oom .evulM arwm wjj.de k. mid a ! „ , “Jr&MWK** «£M>> ! c, uww. hoi.brook. PRURIGO LOTTO. fixTTO JWB ftrXJ'BXIMHh CU1M8 rd »d the Pay them ehtaJned after is r.f uat.isce.sM rHbrt br Agents who B • NliKtuq-AXll |he ba»iiro»s. Clalm»» esull Iheirjkw# tlilerevu, wilt prtrnni Eiir r.rwM nndrrtak. tbs* prow" Uro Of Due. Thrgrert errorlsbeentningtnois sal crore nronlfe.t e«ry day, of eocMItt w* | Um.ro. la tyrorU llusulrods of roeb <xmMh« people baretea to aS 'already 10 conrct lb» «*• i miros..'other .geau Frorlr .lu-uuon ahooM be jjfbro to these dallas a. aoeown of fcmlsclng Gurirotlo k "aariUag worth doing aS all to worth Dving WelL* MEAWXAXJLE ««n •<>*».•.wW-'aroAl* ni.sw_. ro. — wWf, »«, ki.rour'». w M .a.---- n .-------- - . iftft ft,.tedibei pkta talk M-te, atadehta frraefe . fl.itetned'wU «h Me disdmrga by tad terarw, end i emewate that he bee dress 'he prtit Itch and of the !»th Ct aJitta ■.sattxi rors EHirr FiCF, KILT Rnctrow. •Jwawwa Merchant Tailor, �FALL & WINTER GOODS, AT THE ot, thatholed individual, "the old—t la- I beMtratji a.i tte.lteh* beta ao quiet. There ia erldowi a shoot­ jog affray n^itry kted hi the country, bol of which /bar# heard eince wo were ..creed to Got. Todd, ofOhio, and am cm 1 uilterto published, in the Cincinnati Go bare. They were both Rabo and it was a femily quarrel, one wao killed and tbof of all kinds, * iw.iKamessx’® wraps' W _ r. nf ite .North havoted no option. Thky “ oouple of rebs who ted not bmu whipped <..eat conquer or te onnneervd. There do asadsetires. Z Xoee oreer Ass* yat, but I dua’l Ifiiek they will ewr boast >ncrraod ofote Ikttt Copptrfttai jmA- tte like again. Ths must of ite rete chrea. nsStaU«purH,ra/faq>MfMM are khornoghly sabdevd. Tte great top­ damtoero* tfom ire <fo, mZ trewdf only ic is negro suffrage. There seerrs to te -rorp< of tkoir owrturei A> redtotefs fas r mrfr Iriws ia Ur rotore aadrora JhU, a dispositica l<> kuep him from tte ballot fort* Mna »ko koM Idaoot box, but the Uaina men say ratter than rotund, our have I ever pretended to 1st a seoeab bold office itey would let a :..r*ae’the sod of all thia, but I dn know dog vote. I think a majority 61 the ttmi wb are far from tte end of the war, Southern (7a io a people are fast becom­ t>«H repeat ttat It la no loegw an open ing coovinred that the asgre will have to -.leation, we mwsl fight It out. Tte mo­ r eat wa relax, down go all our conquests teip them restore and kold tteir political >us far. I know my view* on thn point' rights. 'Ite School here (oolored) has ire ever been regarded as extreme, one hundred and fifteen aciw.lara on the even verging oo to iMooity, but for years roll, the average daily'aUaodanes te about . bate nivociatad with Bragg, Beaure I-rti, and extreme Southern men. and ninety. They are. as well behaved, and eager to leara a* any school I ever al>B before cjbere eould rreliio tbe fact t t Americans would raleo tteir hands »- •‘net our onsocrauxl Gursrnmenl. 1 •- te forced to know it and witness It.— t wo * years w(Jl not have beck spent In cato, if tbe North will now, by another tejnammoua upheaving of tte real pen. ; to, again tin the ranks of your proved > d tried regiments, and assure Iberu • .at, through good report nnd evil ret>ort yoa will stdnd by them. If Ohio srill a this, and if tte great North will do re.t*. tUn wlllocr army feel that it has a country rad a^Government worth dying not ,yolreported. 1 believe they will for. । . ■ • r -u ■. -T ’ work tetter fur tte Northern man iten As b> the poltroons who falter and ary tbe Southern ; they seem to dislike one quit,Id them dig and raise the f«M Ite who tea bell slave*. army needs, kt>t Iktg thotid urwr torim e A word for the aotdiars of our Co. W e voire in Hit eapncih of tkt nafw*. are very modi diasatlofisd with being With sentiments of great respect, Il tun truly years kept ia tte service io time of peace. Wo W. T. SaxxMax, Maj. Gsvu understand that vre were to be sent home on tte restoration of peace; and tern we Tho India Campolau. are kepi whan wa can see do nse far it, The telegraph baa announced tho tarminstluti of the roeent campaign undsr which looka hka ted faith on tte part nf But I suppore tte Gen. Connor against Ibo hostile tribes of tte Government. Indians In the central and Northern pur- official* think they wilt learn us'better Uno. of the territory of Maho. The Ar- tten to erne enlist again. rppaboes, Sioux and Cheyennes have lang L'Bogging your pardon for thus iotru ’Ten guilty of barbarous atrocities, and au«n» month* since the Government die ding 1-remain ... Respectfully Yoaradsc, |>stcbed a Strong force to the Rodky E- IL CuxxoLxa. Mramtaino, for tte purpose l>(termhsttag thetHatoof tMSXiof UberH. showed that fapb'a '^tt^lWrods'adRsrtoiWwhe contemplated by that order. PmboUy, 1drdM twAis auber IntorvaJe, we iMI hear from^tonitor RichArdaoa ■' apca the subject lb« eun.ufoclMiira hl another column. . " ' The other statement.in whiX dosire to “ditecr atfoDtfotf 1» i kMar ftvm Dr. B. tT. Bunt, an dedrely rOepcaelUo gentleman. narrXHi^' aieXvAMMi' bo had with Cui. ConuitqiWkfo; at1 tae lime John M<wAn’Vtbtorof]fo<Pto> sttMki*d the CbGsX'OXxii but appropriate ic delegate froAl 8<iad rebel military offire*, hie Govern inent, Ao mieothaToBiff W.'wP—...._ - — the f*U( ytlsoneri Wff&ff atCwnp Douglas?, Doubtless tfot* Chnlegham felt entirely al‘ Jpme in the noavsattat, sud beard ifclbing to wutfod fils sensibil­ ities, but rsifiar drew fresh eneoaregement and ltispir*Gw> for bii eaoael’ Ndtbing could jfiSa Weil/ d-pfci tW&arv actor of the ’ta* NstlUCat'DrawWlUic Convention than ti e electfX of each a man sj Cunn'ngbam, stiff ao offtoe to the rebel »rrf>y, to reprewint a Domocratic ooqotitdraey ittjt.. He waa, however; aa alingetbe'r fit man u> rath upon a platliirm which wad Indebted to Gfimwa N. Sanders, C, C. Clay, and Jaoub’Tbompson for Its principal rswlntina, declaring the war a Gdfort.—JktrpU TWfouw by tiw most rigorous measures th« out rdgee- of three aavsri’a. Among the veterans of the war of the rebellion, deThe Rsv. Jmnro W. Ilaboicutt, an tailrd for this duty was the Michigan old editor and a Virgtaiaa of re oU ap­ cavalry brigade, wttrt pnfntd such rels- proved loyaly, baa latelv started in Rich­ bnty -«ader<>tor,'*nd io wed Command- mond, a paper called “TAe JVns Aeltea," .cd by CoL Stagg. A portion of im 7lh which la worthy of hearty support. It Cavalry, on reaching Leavenworth, ware speaks with no uncertain sound. Wit­ relieved from forther duty, returaed ness the following pn gram me laid down hums, and we»e muatervd out al tb>. otr. in the first number, Tbu ) si and <kh and the balance of the “Tte uneooditlocal preservation qf tbe 7tfi Cavalry, however, pruoeoded to ibo Union. Tte perpetuity <>f a Republican Plains sod io small dclafibmanU have* form of Gosevnmrnu Tte uncondilnxibeen store on duty. tbaltesVsn arduous al,1 universal freedom of all men. Tte and perilous, but also effective and im­ equal nghia of all loyal Aruerieau oiliportant. Gen. Conner recently started ixens teforb tte law, wilhoul regard to ;>u expeditionary column from Fort Lara- rare or color. Tbe sotabtehmeat of a >n.c (an important post on the N«wth system nf general educaitou ihruagbout fork of tte Platte river) in tbeaombwMt the length end breadl* of oar enontry, uturner of Id too against tbe hostile Crites for ike teutonJ all classes, irrespective on Powder Riser, a branch of the Vel­ of race or color. Tte rights peoio watone rening paiaU.l with tte Eret- scrited Union refaggea and peffteutod. , ero border of tte territory. The M«fc- Union men evary aters. Tbe intereat* igan Carairy brigade constituted an hn- <>f a high order of civjliaatfoa, oppresvsd and pure Chrteiaaily. will be • portent porbon of tfti» force. Tte cam- humanity, I pa> resulted, sa tow telegram stxtsa, in • constantly, foirloeely. and faithfully »dtho dofoaLend auhjugptmu of the ArrapahueaaDd the routiqg d tho Sioux and. Cbeyannee, after four pitched beetles.— The Indians l.rst ovsr W® wariore, and r>no village wee totally deol * " ' Tenred, however, that etill< Htavr 11—4 te* T Jikavse Mto * SSteJata* Meager Jan™*’ u rawsffy ten* »»•«*• * V» STAIN. and will he sold at SILK AND STRAW «s?»v Railroad Prices, ' ’ JI- uu,t—. -* —'•* ' IRON, z’.'zrssA'SfXi Louis yssterfajr ramfaff. Tbe raaalpte ** toteraal revenue Thursday won CHILDREN NAILS, ILmtsrOase. B.J. GBAWT. r.M. SU.X8, .Kept cwoaUnlly oo hand, and for sal. M Reasonable Terms. ,KE EDTICE. i.Xns.flOBlXSON* W10HTMAX hove , Heoaos Wrrw »—?«'•■ sad tetww STOVB PlfB, laswtaaeryst- »«'»*• '«*« It, bat not only to President Johnson op­ posed to It. bat a mandatory law of Cm>grrea, providing fiat *• orgaatosiion, prevoateto. ... _ “XJuinXwi.^rTr And ** Bleaching and Preaing BAP PANS, everything else fashioned And all other work dons fro® On Mhart Ratlee and la Coed Style. **■ **'“,f S‘MI SlttlLCUi I Tux Ciacvs Cow of Montgomery County, Koutedky, has dacldod the act of CuMfaaa freeing the wives and chil­ dren Dolored eoldisrs, unouaslitutionai. Ths case will be taken to the Court of Appeals nTWomuchy, and srill probably reach the Supremo Court of the Unitsd States before final adjudication. BONNETS, LADIES’, MISSES’ AND ShelfHardware, ROPE. J. II. Camx, owe of the extractors on tho Grund River Valley Railroad vis­ ited this pises on Friday, and sub let the yob fit clearing and grabbing the road from Hastings to tho Eabm County line. <MrC6Rfr*eUN«TD».A. J. Rm of this village and J auks W. Hocoutalix of Farming Tools of all kinds, Otowarr. ISTS S&STMIS: Mr. Casu did not cluse any ^ontmet for grading the road, but assures us .that 0 foyce of men will be put on, and the I LASS. t pirn' Emaaclaattoa “As laeauremlhto ttela." BrfLwteg ptacis »• <h» Us; pUet. AU person* wiakiof pnsMple o< »»t»» ahoul * tjt’i. Kepi Irtb * llft,<X kite A Ilk <:UAUIA)TTE «l IWii ll™«. Asg-IMk A 14th. .Heps. >M> A lllh. Oct. I OU A I Ilk grading oommeoced next week, w better teaabdote any part of the rood ,or not. Thus the work goes bravely on. Wi AU pained to annoiiortTtlx! death of B. H. Frtxaa, of Middleville. On Saturday he met with an aeadeni frara (be effects ol which be died on the 3d insk Aa elaborate and truthful obituary ap- KATOS ItAl’llH-Uetel. Ah- KtK S^l ><« NEW STORE HARNESS SHOP . Amrer to Eat.—-Tte ladies of the Freebytesan Church and Society of Hast­ ings' propose to thru lab all msnosT'of good things, as eatables upon the Fair'' Gmood, the avails of which is to pay the i NEW GOODS vote he rest for Preaidaat, was for James । «. Bareqy although a voter for oovera! ( yaore previous Io that lisas. And te The Andersonville Fee De rear as Si had oacll a profound respect for the Pto-1 Gt’u. Baker ^aa lately tnmk into the neers iu ths political creaada agmuet I piwaeesiou .if the IrTtera of the Adjotaut'a American Slavery —of which tosuimton j office al A ndfreoorllle, together with e h VMM inveterate eeovny—that thrir file of documents snd^Brder, which shod fckcweoeea ware made to adorn the walls a great awsl <>f new light upba tbe man­ of hto h.me, Aad ooo of bis sons who agement of that infamous pen, and fixes gov* hto life I* Ihe nation to its def.ncr the patcrnltVof many brutal orders be against tte to** attack nf the Stove Pow yood d»pine, by letter-praee erodes of sr, waa etortoienad after hia first cand.dsw Aa Katlrelr New Stack ol Cooffa, the originals. Those doenmerita, which for President. have fifes upoartbed <>n)y after hug attd. I Mr. Feller, for a number of years Which bo pn-poeee to sail at untiliug search, have been turned over to ■. edited a radioaJ "aboliltoa paper” ia VerThe Tery Lawesl Rate*, far Cash. tte Judge Advocate In the Wire trial, ■Ml I any “Abolilk*" because 1 and will be introduced by him laevldeoee. hove frequaoUy within tte last four yas re My Stock embraces all that is uwrallj Ttecese for .the. nroetputlMi batag re- heard him remark l hat te waa proud kept ia a Country Store, such as (tea he ted always teao—ae ha etoiiood dgb reUlStaci.fi; lb th* prison at NEW PRIECS! eipeose. being incurred in improving, their church edifice. We also observe ( by posters about town that the ladies of the M. E. piurch will also furnish warm j meals to such as desire it, to liquidate an I old Church debt. • 0. D. SPAULDING, VxatfTtn.—Wolcott's Great Show willMUUl on the Fair Ground Wednssday and Thursday of this week, during ’be Fhir. This show is exhibited under BSrdsriSs. DRY GOODS. Ind. fair tu beenrte k»'WD front tCT ptrnW^ .bj ttemselvdp. GROCERIES AuWuadartHfSmge Ytoa,. ■ Boresen M aad TO -y torovagav Drews Marcel Itos Felix do Iteumraea, UM of ite earliest expeditfoM to Avmoeuroot» blip from agvapo siteigriraiag.*! BaMto* Ths Xaaea A Hsmile Vablsrt Organ., twtv 41Xern>t Ujrlaa. wfaiWsd to .»crv4 aaU wenUr etseic, Iw U pl» TUIBTY H Vg GOLD AND BILYK* Mrn.tbi. „ Aral a large pwvillion and the entertainment is varied and interesting. consisting ot songs, danoee^plays, iasUumental inuaie &<x. -dre. Don't forget! this exhibition takes pUje on tte Fair Ground, Wednesday, end Thursday nf this week. Thomas Watu»o, atnresecr to T. G. Arif, to well settled, and appears to be -doing a good bcsiceaa in the line of tarn,JJj grocer ice Ac. EarfnsoM.—At a special masting ol! ’he electors of Baltimore, al the Balti-' more Home on Saturday, it was voted «<■ aid the Grand Hirer Valley Railroad by leaning the Company the sum of *2,700, that bring about 5 per eent upon ihe assumed valuation of the township. The vote stood 00 to 32. Well donej It see ma that the result of the North • kroliaa election is act an overwhelming L 11iotx triumph. In many localities tte pvrtixansof Davie and Vanos were etoelad to the Omvantfon over Union caadidatre. In Todkin eewnly Chief Justice Passona, a radical Uatoa man, waads- and a flaltty btiminhlra loAte re* of 'ha frre-sott and %yal slstnsot of Ite North and other countries. * lsM . To work for tteto ’.hr* objects I* th* duty of every Duly loyal American ritiren, sod until accomplished h la wsleaa to talk of admission. -Batter, far tetter to remain aa we era, xa territores end us­ ds r martial law, than to allow disloyalty again to assume the reins H Govuransenl ’ dedawski about a year end a half ago, < whre hn agate took up bso reeideare in thtepteca, and t—ffaasffto ratedo ter. iMI Ate fasti which waa neon.k.nd by My Goods were ALL boughs sines ihc emdfaai, white eUeavnritv to load a kw to draw to the mil) ou fitewday last.— graat decline In prices, I sell for cub or The log being pertly drawn op cnd.r W, cbarge nothing for interest, <te earthy moaranf a wiadteauaod lover the re (diet gam way. and the revuintfan nothing for keeping books, nothing for of the wtedbwa backward brought tte lever evor,Mrikteg him with each fores bed debts, and only a rJKSBKf ' , as to freetura ' mi tutu HINT In a Stoto of in­ Mr. Falter was The steamship-Damiel Wobetar, fowl NpFDrlrene uu the 23d . uli., for NowYork, put ia|« Fortes- Monroe jester day, short of coal. She repnru-foed^ng some prisawW* tho Brj Tertagaa. rad that Dr.lfeddtod.raaJe aa attempt to escaps. Ho was Pmad accreted i- •**, coal book eta of -the . steamer. T , Scotland pet to hard labor wk ! sand. The Quortofmaator of Ao wa. arrested for ha Ung aidpd fir. f in dis effort to escape7sJ tm t s. Ferf Smitk^Ark.} JTn £ra. XBfiSSSSS iknrxyt Th« id.tome ramitiM. Thia Gouveaiira adaM** memorial to the Preaidaat atotag a amoral gmnaoty and pmttrei; also a reaoiutkm that, s •amuer, rad stes great rimm a oo. ‘ I BEFOMK XW buy. I a kind welcome; we refer Balaam—the cheapest preparation In tte wodd fur! «'w»p. noogfa, colds, and all throat and . . Pont Fell to Own >* ^,nM)wg*e wad. Mr. Hondo wao a rensmmMiva .t Ite Ufa Omgreos from Itel Stoto.— Ue to a bailee of Omega oorerty, wtees ho was boro io 1812. He has bean oogsgod io the psMOtoe of Uw tow, rad took w satire port ia tte law re hellion. ’ ihe mitiala shore stand for I lo tbs public ; one which I soongafaarend for which at mvKM it. cNicaaa wua »-*a«wrrra». HOWARD AMOCUttON, TMf Mfc*u rare to cure dyspepsia, inA^UKBitehmcy.aud general debility, artudee are now loo well kno»n to n**d a*y praise from us. Ut the sffl.ct- on. Is** r dfatributing letters and I e* beard railway trains wee. -Ftoeol the roods ChtefO teve tte system �i( sui gluaUantaai, NETT FIRM ! eg- jiHrtumvOl itoJJ tofew fa teiaA tU UJi4>sssr'*"r«”" 'e|>s.*«d*«ssat. G00DTEAR .* GRANT, no* HAsrnros ; ” DRUG &. BOOK STORE /ounK «•”. J-vso before you let that dlM Mtb agate pollute your Lg, w XB an svMging Omnipotent may eall thee REABT RELIEF. BAVINWMmZD RHMOVBD niuir^a EjUaAaBiuw. upV Roberts ia admitted to beamuf Its moat valuable characteristic* : and hence it, useful^ In cbolks, diarrbcB*. cholera morbus and (XJMMISStONZlto NOTICE. f UerSiaas Vsid*. ■Stites: HOPS WANTED! Wt&KWS’jTi Tbe atemigate win pay from *e to 44 Ce J. H. Canta/'one of the Contractors on the Grand River Valley Railroad via. ited th:’ place on Friday, and sub let the job <tf e'earing and grubbing the rood frutn Hasting* to the EaUm County line. The Contractors ‘arc A. J. Rr*a of thia To Suit the Tinies. •jssz:lstzvz School GUAHDIAS”3 SALE ■ j' “1 ?,'“**• r »* . foe tte SsrtaM ;Sss7^r's^2:c--" linage and Jams* W. IIucoutaum of Books, vse, TrsMte'seYnlSaTw• r«. » Batey teltefisIte test distalecteBt fatasfeorM. *te s sorwyrvveuUr*. Is lte*S^twi **«~M. »S»«—> *»• GROCERIES! E.tata ol Jah. Yeektef. sran ormaa&sx. a— Al a aowtoa of Ite frutals Coart for tte o r of Barry btodaa al fee BtoUi. — lllaar of tlaaliags.aa FnSar. lb Sta -- - -*‘±W3dtr2.'SAS!' • r.- '-»■ - ■ —nK«^ -- W«T____ lUOOB HKGLK. .SmWte. Mr. Came did not cloae any contract fur grading the road, but assure* us that a force of men will be put on, and tbe grading cemmencvd neat week, whether IS,OM ROOD UOOI'ED 'LOUR BARUU WASTED! CJID3 I will pay 3>33173nniEB7 AH Ceekfag Extracts, l.e soMet* any part of the road or not. Thuvthe work goes bravely on. HOU) Wk akk pained to arinojwcff’thc death nf B. II. Ft llku, of Middleville. On OUR STOCK GUARDIAN'S SALE. Saturday he met with an accident from the effects nf w liieb he died on the 3d in*t. An elaborate and truthful obituary ap- ■ ISSOLL’TION OVE FACILITIES FATUT MEilCINEt. Pttsrr to Eat.—The ladies of tbe rreabyteran Church and Society nf Ilastirg* propose to fumiah all manner of good things, a* eatable* upon'tbe Fair Ground, tbe avail* of which ia to pay the | er peine being incurred in improving , their church edifice. We also observe by poster* about towtulhal the ladle* of1 tbe M. E. Church win also furnish warm me*!* to auch a* desire it, to liquidate an will exhibit Fair Grtiimd Wednes­ day and Thursday of this week, during the Fair. Thi* show U exhibited under a large paviilion and the entertainment ia varied and interesting, consisting ol song*. dAiicea^playa, instrumental inuaie Ac., A- -. Don't forget! this exhibition take* place <>n the Fair Ground, Wednesday, and Thursday nf thia week. For Doing Busimess, ARE EQUAL TO AET STATE. & 2JT Tin To" rein plats of year atomarh. aaforluaat* 4r»peptic ; but oagbl aol year bImmcIi to cwplaia of yoa • I'ouibl) llx pnaga yoa fwlct lir sim­ ply the slomach's toetliod of lottog r rt erge epoa 1 you for avgtoetiag ate ateteeg IL I'riteps fee bar* arrri mate u ({fort to inqirore Ite cvtei If ywA kav. Beglwrt.4 lfes» of ears, daw‘I Uuns year alsmarh tn Its lebdlio*. It is «cre­ ly wafers’* feat **l Mf- Ifyw "»< last II, I1m asst lku»z «*’ te lUannatto*. or Hrintius caasw, « mom <*hfr ,W**‘ “4 MS & SH’DSC, Thoma* Watuxo, successor to T. G. Aria, tv well »ettied, and appear* to be doing a good business iu the line of fam­ ily groceries Ac. Menns A- B AiiiT are just receiving a x*cy i*fjn stock of clothing and furnish. i eg goods. MEN’S AND BOY’S BAinWOax.— At a epedal meeting of ’he electrics of Baltimore, at tbe Balti”">»• House m> Saturday, it was voted BROGANS V. aid the Grand River Valley Railroad by loaning the Company the turn of • 3,700, that being about 5 per cent upon tbe uacated valuation of the township. Th. vote stood 00 to 33. Well done a." Wa warrant it i* rrsry toiti*** Rew* totelord al all lt>« Drag Ktorwa I* Usa Catted lea and Caaadaa. al.Xl.W par brtlto. or al* Uaaforti^ t q. ctdtW A CO-. (jMllylM*] Baltimore. iJ&lls’cl’tiXDTX. *31" Tbe Board of Supervisors are < tataiou thi. week for the puapoee of ’^f***1 *iMlixing the aueastnento and for other purposes. f’** Fibm.—Geo. Benham lias bought ** Wf the foiercAt of Q A Burton in th* Drug Start. The nemo of the new Ann h Burton A Benham. Th* «Dtta Tto. «•• nsfewTCt , Lyon’* PwiOdWDrtpS! THE. GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Batata *r WO6*rrf Mata, FOR IRREGULARITIES. .Ayef« Ague Cure, af Barer, hoMsa •< Ite Fr.tote Mtas. to For ib.e.apvvdy and,certain Cure of in- 360 it, Shtnoaa C. I rioAls, Billio£TISttMt«rW*« Fever. ind«<1^tlfo • hole elaarof <di^we. /luSiiiaXntaa— - »«-*<¥»■ OLD LAWES fa FAIR MAIDENS C. C. JR. a c. XN C. ' lbs first of the initials above stand for •dold friend to tbe public ; ooe which I TOWNBHir wimNC. »«ry on* u,|| recognize and for wfiieb A’vry on* ha* * kind welcome; we refer to Coe’s G>t>gh Balsam—the cheapest < •nd best preparation in tbe wo^d for ] woup, o.ughs, colds, and all throat and ' ’^gcompUinta. IU aeeond are Coe’a ’ .Wo,p. Estate te Cto*’"’ Adams. . rlglnatfuiiw dv'.r>Bi.nt, eaiMd bf tie taskria of mfasmsBc �PULMOMTt-BYBUP, jobs .lutnua MAHDR AKE3 PILLS. ' NEW lefeM* the GOODS! ige£A»DWAWSK« ' colttvtMitakor <t*»a frcbapetkarwini- ' mMULMSg.1 ■:■■•' of all kinds, •»u. UtyBKC^’B far'*“ *!•“• and, will bfi IffM-’S ■B’LOC’O VTB.THT.'B. OM i» a vety g-faid diMaaee. If hUreoa'a Vl4,l^aiW3IIg.Goomd.»M,»rfO fee, ,>MOt tolwr apart. Plant y<w ■*«■>«• aa . - ■ . w.d to t.w\s\A* a w\.cdA.6.wt wANX “*\X* a VvAe to," as a ___ _.......... _ IRON, f|r ja.F0IU5BU>Xr*BX VtDKXMAY. HIM AM MEHtttU, kt bxbkt, coo»tt Mtcniaaa. CuraXVDC' Vrcr^ertvca, sap A^l r’“ '«6^&..SuU Pans, Mp™"1 Ail wu it > : (TjKMVNfcA&MK Shelf Hardware, Ftiioz&a Fever, Fever and fifM Liver Qpmpiaini, ■ WLI !M!M, Shed l«i. .ssmsacr* , Books and Stationery IvrtAcU BysKc—A. Kut.yw aAona 'A’fa^'5**5 I MtvacXv wm&A arv arttfU ON 'thorn**, WVCur*, w^t-K d । HASTINGS, MICH. - ancZ.‘ ^TaGOB.Srvtl^ Railroad Prices, yegMmut- —inting them morel}. > it H »'rtrt«M^>e ft vffl Mfure or jfaThap. i..:: k. - Whrn spring e-xita, pW'V; Wftbta three or «*ar inch— of. the .^glio aa to jJ.etbsm thp benefit <‘f CM wane apfing *«". Mid. toaigoretiniL MW* al uighu A» tbe reaaon advamm •M>d the via** gnm, i.v.l the gtontid • rtba boree-CUHrvaior. lathwMlcaver , p ym.r;»hM«, »r atJr—1 bar* them billed ip high with dirt, to keep the water.frotii; i*i-rr>. Among tU many renum* for f.lI planting, the main one* are.'lhat In Octnpr ami November we bave tbe finewt w> nlher; the ground ia then looee/and •uHlow and warm; vibes removed st thiiT time hardly asperien— • change, wfitlatf removed la the spring the plant* ften aidTnr from the cold, and tbe fine :brou. root*, and aomelimea tbe main *»te, get nearly all destroyed;..ted(iief TON & ACKLErs ROPE, gbind-btonbb, j tot’O ■ rraoUotl men have recommended the ... i" f .alt to gard«os either tn ••t'Ciii after uieerope have bean roam'•at, dp;|n the apriug birfure ur after dig intut'for tlmr crop*. Fur years it* ha» been eatnblUhed rbat salt hay from the >o*r«b«« nrefiowad by aoa.water, wm tor to I* preferred aa a mulch lo;.auy other kubeUBfda. The application of urine, alan, to Ireh trees, especially the plum, where it ha* baen meet generally u.ed, i* ueW I known u> ba»e a. wry beneficial rffect— I Salt wUl have ibe'deM in a garden, also, of der.rpyinjfpoxloas ln*eeia .which h*e* their, wlour ba6i'$tliint iu the ground.— i rem >ia to eight bw.bela U> Ute acre can he applied i|tb wrfsty. Any eoerac ref TLt BkHay </ Dr. AW> mm. «U tow are call will do. It abould uot be buried, ew» re»v4 tj ■fllMMW" die twine will' diaaolve it and carry U liamy jrere .go! wtn.i'rrftdtog li >'bi!.d«lpbU, down.'"'Tanner* frequently have *alt I hut prvffrnwd grwtoallj into lb« tut .tog. ol from their meal, tub* and ru’ackerel bar. PalB>on.r« V«n»M»titwa. All bopripf mj reeprrclr • 6ieh conld te treed in thi* way, after being thoroughly'drained and dried, and applied at the rate of about four t>u»hrfff to th* acw- Snh I* not-a UitWg appii hAlton. It*dlrrct inflitrnce rarely eitond* beyond a year, though the good it rffect* ,»uay ooutioiM .for many j.oara— Gtrman^ town Ttlepraph. - aw&. aXX 6\.*«a%ea lav aaXwre. a> avtav- Farming Tools of all Kinds, LASS. mm’ AND WOOl^S WARE. WAgVCl^ 'Von.X.c. fda m r~t«eja. j—yl—■—t MdleiM Cm uELliiibhD’S- EXTRACT iUCiiu ‘•Ulr Ihe nVBTOJ iAINTS ate eom\yo>cii. taw avA \v<nW!’r‘j*X. teata a\xA NxerNjw, wtaXeNx vaakc XXve.va Wa\«vs Strg/uU, Skin CpiMaa^, £blt Jfbrum, Blok Eaad^tht, fDy.pep.ta, and X-iaw Ormplomt, 5i:wr -« F-mala Complaint* BL. JinV^ny A ih«. .__ _ . -. JOrupiianr. • FiU, Barofuloua Oonsumpi^n, tts. cbqI •ssttsasw ave.X'We’^oor vcxaxx'w VrXtaA. D<. "&<foac,V.'» . i; SXowxu.e\\ ‘WxXXxvb 2.wWLwiW.3$f Many fern»*rw In diggmff polatw. exKj,thrtn.lii »bc,»nn and air fur aeternl ra before taking ti>r<n in, aw*p>wiug it. t.» bo nccraaary tu their good keeping.— Thiaidaala *vy ern»no.<uaan>i it it alM> tnjiinoiM to the p»taU>*a. It in *ril known that point.*, left in tbe grrHtnd ■ tin>ugh the wiuiar, if not tuu omr the •orf.ee, arc plowed <up in the .pring laud’d,«l>d Doi »l all »kuxK l.-eaidca tiring modi iwiuer tut cooklag. >! CiMQarnlly hrTpyre, ah<"il8 be careful u> pol • heir •fad-Uzea -away aa *«oi> after digffiug a* a<walMe, and It th* nx«*t>«. are <>• be placed i» a cellar it abuuld lH dark and .Lid and they »b<>uld h*»B aa much dirt rnnrfid ll«m a* will atiek U> them. Bnryng them in heap* U alw > a grew! tnrth<d ii‘ kept frotn-rtainn. 7Bf .‘4bm*ing *n •x>ra quantity of al raw ••gar them and .'•verinff wlth .trew or cbalT ao that lb■Ja Mill u.'t thaw through I oemg, poUlumoM U k.n* at pfewore. thegruond Iff kept cold ibejwtk'.-e, “ •Il n«»er grow, nA nor wilt-* Tm^, vteid nd Farm. jytzngewnon, • TavknaLioe, Kidney Complaints, HARNESS SHOP eave ‘tkvcMot maw maw^ "SaeXot'i T2KXX*. I a. mH tn it. nraWe : for m!t hr rnt. H. McCOSXEIX, ■d KapUa. Sept. fvU )U«reatkrrcl. on pen™ »T‘'« rf 8U ot uiM JCMl dance uf two raan. ■ AHOTHE* wri._,------------- —..-------after hi. Iwh had ahnret waMfot away Th* doctor, pronounced the can. itteura Oni! STOYEtl STOVES! the Beet; tifi Take < are el It. ANOTHER ra cared of Fever aad Aga* ■fir. •p.oWt'* fe'uvt’Mic.V. WvWr* AJOTHER was cum! cf Fct.r For. Which had rajuted fourtacn year* .G> ' AJOTHER of RhcnmattMa of right rear. CaaM Innumerable of Prtpmia and Llrer Ooaplalnl conld b. nentfened in which th. IhtriSer and I'ilh "WotV. Wke a Charm. arc HXve AcXx wtjaw'e SoXacc awd'Obrwjaet. tXTRACT BDCHU reap Diuretic. •VM WiotA W i*>\ovMxeX\ ‘RX.XXqxb itTOTale Vwe weak aad. NEW STORE NEW GOODS ' • BXOOD1 KOK:! EXOODI J .-••< •-.' j IlelmboldM c J ■;‘ *‘ ' tttcxrr uomnurtS ocaraen ’ "• ■* fttJltfEXTRACT SARSVARUta, TotMrtjiw ttw mocXrworlas ad cknMa m—B» •MUoMgreB—• rea aU>».>a rreMa/^p carewt At*a». I“*i UM4. adl EMaa. Fat*« MW S’Kivfc&c^ Wltn ar. th* m.-»t arUio and thorough plia that hat. erer been intnxiaced. They act ao directly upon th* Liter, «xeUing that orpaa to *ue!> an extent Im that tb. NEW PRIECS! "BX.ooA, awA. *Vvrot VAX, ww\wm\mA\j «■ vouXm. *crun which, ia oowjunetiou wkli tbe . *Lx5* "BVooA. VwcnJJwt, \,t- ftVovaae^ 'BXXX&y* 0. D. SPAULDING, LICENSED U CLAIM AGENTS. 'foXft V&e SoXAaat'u •V\awr\x*a, ”0^*Am EMUreir New Hack •( Gwwdfo evAcr^, VAvawcaaXvaux, C-Xfc. >»llj foieh ewe-, as wee. rnlueed to U>. «m: rti» M«W «.«-■>,.jMfo.H.to heltor. »J re» .ryoalr itmpatwy. I now XMAPPER & RRRIOWS, Whi& bt propose* to tell at ud th. dun.no itxr. .-rd •<■ rtpUl< that I d«tar miaed io offer ibent to the publ.e. and <le»cl» r.f The Terr Lewest Safes, fir Cert. My Steck embrace* all that ia o—elly kept lie a Country Stoye, such a* yonr neighbor*, who hare nacd tb.ia, and they will aay iteef are Good. IfttdxeMaxB, and row .boulJ try tl.cm balbra going for a DRY GOODS. GROCERIES FOB SALE BY pHtEtrX INSURANCE CO. FOR SALE BY Get the Gaaiune UU VJ u JBA J!a HTl 1U .L Article I. 11’7 ■ 1'_' |• HEW 8KIBT F0R188M “ ’nr* 0<h: h Phoenix of Hartford. J’ HExwTer£6&“. PMKI60 WHO. MTJX EL LUUC (.erdmhl.) SfKlbO SHUT. THE PH4t5iX aamuMre. raawr noabM. -»-s*rttaw-ft--MaMMs*,, ■MteSrttoctebretodDr.lWT—.n—.\ «938,1/2.04 ■ , Ur organ*; mfeTmital MSfa^fafafafarfacwts®. L .4 "• m u 1. 2d, Thfla chemical extract wdl bcob- Sd. That ha 1mv aacc^folly Created liartbaa wftb thi* article alnce. «U ••»> lie «M “ fa •* rerijr pay. ebarge nothing. fui—ereet, nothing for kreptag w—ks,—*^ for mr wtt pwrtr ?: ’ <« mj Goods. That b wt> l aw sell orn � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-10-18.pdf d0b1f26b7cdf4b9aee9926616f0f6a1c PDF Text Text rKBSU ABBIVAL or~ ' NEW G&a£ty TON & ACElim HASTlNQa, MAPU-; * TOL. x. HASTINGS, BABBY tj|t gutiip ijstutrr, i J LBLISaiD iriKT WtoXKSfiAT. BMU ARB MEBtMHt, NKWaOODS KILLIie AM EIKIT. blank with aetooiatameat. "Kill biaaF he sjaoulntod. ' That man will U tho death of me -U thee doeen t Mil him. he'd aertaialy yet." aald Pawl Laminy kill tbee. oee of tbaaedays. frtead Lever­ He lixtead worried, but not angry. a gMsrsI ssesrt. ing. And the knows what isaald about ■•Ibea mrons Dlrii Hardy F ae;i prw-rvatlon being the first tew of uaturo." . ba* be Uec doing to tUc 0BEMT8 4 8TUUB, "And got hung 1" . oow." . "I don't tbinkjbqy'll hang thee," oooly TU uueationer was a friend named returned the,Quaker. “Thee ana goovvr ft l*?'>Hworo. dyw James Martha—a neighbor. to hie place, and gel all alone by thysvlf ,*i|U'aalways doing sometMag, friaad Or. lbw can meet himlu some by-road1. Marlin. Scarcely a day paaaee that I Nobody need see tbee; and whn bo's drto't have oomptelntcf bitt. Yeetwday dead, I think people will be more glad J/jcura rvsbxllaco. t. • one of the boys came and told me that he than aorry. Tbee needn't fear any bad Gremriss. Bosk. ..4 mw bitn throw a afenie at my new Dur­ oonaequeiioea." Cwkvry .nJ Olaw M4 ham COW and Strike ber in lU head." “Do you think I'm no Utter than a Fu" M 8UM 8uwt“That's very bad, friend Levering.— merderorF Larering’a aatoniehment Dur» the know why U did this I vu thy pasoed to horror and indignation. I Paul’ Durham treopasslag «m hie grounds 1" imorMaiONax. Levwing, etain my hands with Mood." “No, she wea only looking over his "Who aald anything about staining thy fence. He has a spite against me and hands with blood F TU Quaker was ptBAXK ALLKX, m|ne, and does all U can to injure ms.— Atuirn.v ssd Cosn..U.r al Us. rod Hoik- You kuow tho fine BartleU pear tree, Impwtuble. “Why. why F Itoria Cbsswry. »»“ Xriary Pwbl.c. O.n«r»t Land. Tro. •»< CvllwtUa lii.t lanteater that stands in tba Burner uf my lot ad­ •*Fhee'a mistaken. 1 oarer used the aKrotisa pud te lb. roron.siis. «f UU. uf real joining hia properly F word blood." astute. OSm o»«r Ww. Bariew'. Mun. “Bat you meant II. Yon sngEMted "Two large limU, full uf fruit, stretch murder." A. HOLBROOK. cd over hie aide. I was out tUre iuet “No, friend Levering. ,1 ad vised Utee * Attnrvry rod Co«as.n<w st Lsw, sad Saltail- now and discovered that hs had sawed off er ia Cbaaswry. will peompil. sad tolktaHy iUm two free limU that bung near on to kilt the enemy, leaf sores day, U nhoaM kill thM.'1 dag. CallaeUag, rod Military aad *aal Ulate hie side. They lay down upon the ground "Isn't killing murder, I should Ilka to Ctaaw. iadadrf. OAMleHetorwak Blsek. and his pigs were eating the fruit." know F demanded Levering. "Whs is Dick an spiteful to thee, ‘There.are more ways to klllao anafriend Levering 1 He dueaen't annoy n»y that one," said the Quaker. "I've _ Ja.lie* .(th. Pv*e«, Vill altead la Um eel- me. W hat baa thee done tu him 1" killed tpvd many In thy time, but no “Nothing of any consequence.'* stain of blood can U found on my gerla. te Me aflfo., with MalUy rod arostpiana. "Tbee inust have dune something.— menls. My way of killing enemies 11 tn OSes Bl Bf Star., OraagavUls BUt>. Ila..V Try and remember." make them my friends. Kill neighbor canny. *i know-what first set him out. I Hardy with knidZe.s, and thee'll Jisva no CBOCipSUyjure (Liu WAM, kicked an ugly d-y of hia onca. TU more trouble with him." ■ *“ r.'trttiKitft d. bea»l. half starved at home, I supboec. A sudden light gleamed over Levereflhirote tenaaewi. d£aa. a^aar ofm.te rod waa all the, while prowling about here, tng'a face, m if a Cloud bad passed from Ckvtk Susan. «g atafes. ai«i snatching up everything that eama in ins way. One day I came upon him Q G BCRT, suddenly and 'gave him a trrmradoua "The surest way to kiU. enemies, as kick that sent him howling through the tbcell find, if IhMUl only try." 1T3JS! gate. Viifortenetely, as it has turned . J*1 n'" ***- Dow sball | go about as JeasraM •teas, tavani tea aoslb ai Oflm out, tU dog's niMter happened to be it F said Paul Levering, taken at once with Wn. Joan, Itaotm * passing alung tU road. The way he with the idea swore at me was dreadful. I never mw "If thee has tbc wlU, friend Levering, J M. RrSSKLL. a more vindictive fare. On tbe next it will not be lung before tbee finds the morning, a splendid Newfoundland, that Mars, htaiv vUv<t. ~ /'" •a I bad raised from a pup. met mo shiver And ao it proved. Not two hours af­ terwards, as Mr. Levering was driving JOTX *0BE*n, don't know when I have felt no badly.— mtn the village, be found Dlek Hardy PfosMes sad fterswe. Dwslliag aa Bread­ Pour fellow! bls piteous look harm I a me with a stalled curt-load <if efeme. He Was 's.«. ■.... Ih. Court llvu.t. now. I had no proof against Diet, but whipping hie horse, and swearing at him have never doubted aa to hie agency in paasiuMteiy ; but Io no good purpose. the matter. In my grief and indignation The eart-wheels were Burled half-wav to FOR CASH OR READYf’AV. I shot the dog, and so put him out uf my the axle la Miff- inud, and defied'the sight." . ■irragth of oue horse to move them.— "Thee was hasty in that, friend Lever­ On seeing Mr. Levering. Disk stopped ing.” Mid the Quaker. , “Perhaps 1 was. though I have Deter pulling end swearing, tad getting M tt» repented the ack I met Dick a few days tbc cart, with his bar k tow ards foe neigh­ afterwards. TU grin vf attiafadion on bor. CMoroenced pitchtaig the atones off iufe) tbe middle ul tbn roed. hie face I accepted aa aa acknowledgment • Hold oo a bit, friend Hardy," said of hia mean and cruel revenge. Within Levenng. in a ydwiswit voice, aa be dis a seek from that linu one of my cows mounted and cumtneuoed tmhitehisr bis had a boro knocked off." b»ree. “What did thee d>>F^ ' But Dick, pretending not tn bear him. "J went to Dirk Hnr'dy and gave him Julius Well We bare been told tU telfotafeg troordlnary peaeoue, adriterire^beM Msured Uadi I te freqveaiiy peaettead by the Russten mujlks. or peaasmte, who enonot eerily procure firs arms. Tba faeu are exceedingly curious and letaraatteSt TU bear, ar everybody Is swam, bee tbs greatest liking . 1. _w. _ ______ prodigiuw* d«Uaca.ho will track his way to tU hollow of a uee where lbs wild baeanave hived. Once arrived, U pokes Me l.mg-mouth Into YU hole, sod, with S-U. u™ „ ™ B » „ _ looks and Stationery MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 18, 1865. Striata Jirtrttrj. 0 C. BAWUtr, Have just Purchased I NEW DRY GOODS J Groceries, TRf ArittlCAI MT All CMUIIITIYI BOOTS & SHOES, Hats &. Caps, STOVES! STOVES!)STOVES! B»y the Brsl ; then Tike ( are ol It. Aim STAOTOHOT Which will be soljl VERY CHEAP! BUSSELL’S STORE, 3<n uitUAiaWAY *• » add.i.ot> to-Mr twats bwsisarVif ■ rote Msrsat.ts, we era bw4qerrtw«tfer tks Hastings, Mich. i.nnisrurns a CTltittowcoHr *tkgA LICE N'fiBD. a pfeea of my mind." , . “Hold on, Isay, don't give ytmreeif "That is, tbee scolded, and called hard all that trooMe,-.- added Mr. Lgv^ag. names, and I breamed." ' speaking io a louder voice, but in Mud auJ cheerful femes. “Two horses are "Did any good come if HF “About aa much good as if I bad whist*, better than ott. Wilb Charley's help, we II goon have the w bee is on good aolid led Io the wind." ground again," * Huw has it been rinosF t'ndarvtending no* what wan meant “No risestga fur the belter, it grows if any thing « nree and worse. Dick never Dick's hands (KH.aluuMkMrvelaM by bis WOOLEN FACTORY. WAE CLAIM AGENTS. KNAPPEN & BORROWS, Office aver «ebHssg'a <Jrwces-y« WANT S3000 lbs. of WOOL t manufacture Into CLOTH— nZmntfo . X. «ilEI.DOX, axi> suM.'Tixea. gets weary of annoying me." “Has tbee ever Srted the law with Mm, friend Levering T the law should protect then.” ■ , ?•' ‘•0 yes r«» tried the law. Once be ran file bM*y esgon against my carriage, purposely, and upas me iu the road. I made a narrow escape of Wiy life. TU carriage was so badly broken lUt it cost me fitly d'dlara for repairs. Ameighbor mw the whole thing, and said II was plainly intended by Dick. So 1 sent him the carnage-master’s bill at wbieb ba gat Into a ton ering pasainn. TUn 1 threat­ ened him with prosecution and be iaegbed in my face mriigmroiJy. I feta that tbc time bad come tu act decisively, and sued him. relying on the evidence of my neighbor, w bo had seen the aflhir. But my neighbor was afraid uf Dick, abd so worked hia testimony that the jury mw only aa aeeidenl instead nf a purpnM to tenure. and gsv« • accordingly — After that Dick Hardy -aa wnrsa than ever. Ha Umk aa evil delight in Mnoyleg end injuring m«. I ««n •tiafted. that la more than ■me iMtenen he Mb gape in It it th rhropr/t irvy tv <K< yw4 CloA fvr yoxr juMilut. Try it! WOOL CARDING The beat of workman •■pt>T>«* tel JOBS S. VAX BfiCXT. Agents Wanted Ua**«- ABRAHAM LDTCOU, by hii teeth. instead of bring only frightby hi« bark.” “It'sabArd case, tnily. Mend Leveriag. Our neighbor Hardy seems poe•eased uf r" •*11 antes*.'' the devil," wua.ua“TU »< omcE.ova* st ass8 s»obe. |GEBCHWIND, Merchant Tailor, ’“He's thg Wtemv, assuredly ; and if tbee duaan.t get rid of him, w ill do thus “There,abtfYdrering* aa la pul hia horse In front of Dick's, and made the trsceo.fkst, “one pell, and thu.thlhg'a done!" r And before Dick enuM get down from tba eart. it was uul'of tba mod-bole. Without laying a word more. Lever­ ing cmfiutvned bit home from the front ol Dlek'a animal, and hitching up again rode oH. On the next day Mr. Levering saw Dick Hardy in the act of strengthening a Ml of weak fence through wBIch hia (Leverfng’a) citlle bad broken once or twice; thus removing ■ teniputfoo^ and ent Ing the animals from being beaten and Mt oo by doge. •Tbee'e given him ■ bad wound, friend Levering." aald the Quaker, on getting information of tba incidehte jmt mention ed. “and it will be thy own fonll if tbee doeeen’l kill Mm outright," ■ . Ned long afterwords, In the face of aa approaching storm, and while Dick Har dy wka hurrying to get In some elovet 1 hay, bis wagon broke down^tr. Leverlug who taw from nna of hie foil da the acet, deot understood what‘lose 'it might occa­ sion hitched up tis own wagon, and mm it over to Dick's assistance Wllh a stomi »»mlng on that might last for days, and ruin from two to three tons of hay, Dick could not dcdipoTSie offer, though it went terribly e^tunst the groin to ac­ cept* fitvor from the man he btad hilod i**o atrong, dropped it and went off bast'^"Thao's killed bimF Mid the Quaker, tbe last liule oeU. tba prudmw of the indrfatigeble swarm, wUh, fo< a wbote Heearwe nothing for the r.lngs ef. tbe ________ oa bis next meeting with Layering; "thy despairing defenders. Hie <Mr>. '«r ^namy te which man hunts him, te bare the weaves \ “Blain of his dat>gerL but tU musas, of hte pro­ ----------J answered Paul Levering, “which you tection. In a forest known to contain bears, ths hbhters examine all foe huHo'4 “No. tbee took them from God's ar> sraee. tin they diseaver a w ilffbob MW. mory. where all mao may aquip there­ A bcsnch vftlia teas ,1a tUn ebueeB,-dlmises without charge, and become in­ rectly above t>»J)uU ; Y lb«re te. no such vincible," replied .the Quaker. "And 1 branch, a stout peg* to. driven io to the trust, hr thy own peace and safety, tbee trunk. To this peg a strong.ourd te fast­ will novar uaa any other weapons tai ened, end to tbe end of tbe roril »• heavy fighting with thy neighbors. They are •tune or cannow UH is susp«xted.-et sure to kill." alrect half a fc»4 from rbagrosnd.^ The bear, iu his researches, wnisi upon -Ub« treasures uf honey. Tbe pendulost bar­ rier obstructs arff incommodes fi'i a gnod deal. He hr an Wimble brute—hl such caaae one of the most irritable, M well as omuf the luual stupid, in tbe Considerable excitement baa aricental forest. He begins by shoving (ho stone or Jersey City In coosequeocw of groans, ) eili and UMarthly sounds said to eman weight aside • but It- presws arfsimt Ms ate from a tabttrete in tbe upper part of .Uad, end he elves It a riight hwnck tn Jersey City for vm. nigbte peat. The TWb bimMtf from the iocunrenwtxw. It first known of these mriurxnt sounds roadie a moment,, and. he rreeivM.p wm Mme tan days aiace, when the paatnr smart tap on tU ear, Dio. temper if had occasion to re turn to tbe church af roused, and be agsin pUbes off, tU Urd heavy m«se, birt more vWtartly ; be ter evening sera lees to procure some and 1 rather a Mvere Wow -oa ehe rida-sff manuscript which bo bod forgotten and gate I skull, u0 |uAreifirm He, heeameo had rxxasion lo-anake use of. The edifice lU 1 Mpj. had been dosed for the night, and wakln । total darknesa. Oa entering Un kith 1the rock ^winging sway. The pendulum W the first to tiro of tlte gante ', iMtoh to guider him ahrng tbe aiale, and eanout 1 when approaching the alter at tbe roar, 1 his attention was attracted by a low frit on one feds exclusively, The bear U.JS.J.IIK moaning sound, which gradually meroaa ' rd and al tbe Mme tiipe drew nearer tu suffers u much by the strokes beep es him. T° ba al first paid but ItUle ।is by those he rscrivei. He takes double heed, presuming It to Iro tba antics of panlahmenL IDs eery retaliations are tuisciavioue boys; but presently die all against hitnwlf, and fcwarwy- pvsh aouade changed to acamiugly unearthly which makes hia skull ache, Im rvciatM.au telle, ahrieks and groans from ianumerw- immediate equivalent, which makes it * Ic inyiaible being* clustered around in ache again. At last his rage is unbounded. He close proximity to Ms person, until final­ ly bis forlings ware eu wrought upon hugs the block — he strikes it—he Mta*N that be felt impelled to leave tho building but whenever be would thrust U* Usd withall poeaibla haste. The abova ark subaientially tbe facte of tbe case as etMed by tbe patt»r of the church to Chief of tie PUice MeMannua, after reports warn brginnina to be circulated in the neighborhood that the church was haunted, and he requeu­ ed that tbe matter might ba hept as quiet as possible believing that In a few days at turlhMt Iri would be able to unravel '.lie mystery, and setialacturily explain tbc cense of the acunda. Since that time the church.rdifioe baa been thoroughly examined, inside and oiy,but without un; ravelling the mystery, and mtattime these pismal ano unearthly yaile and V*fecuw.x CMLLae^-aiie Erse-ZNkt cries are heard almost every night. A couple of nights since. Chief s»f Police petaAsaye: , About lb. fuoowst spoeul»t McMenDua, accompanied by Aid Doyle lion in oil ye know of occurred in thia and Detective E. D. McWilliams, delvr- city last week. Mr. 'Tad *b Alfooff. of mined to pay _gsiylt Jp tbe reported the Althuff well, discovered a few My a haunted church- They aocordmgly pro­ Mnce that hte criiar was partly fitted wMv cured the keys and entered' the edifice oil. Ils always UsaugU lite lewd wgg shortly after midnight. 'Taking their BJfl.vU , l.r-li-JU. M *e» * 5M poritioo iwltaa wwtew of the church, in »o near lU surface. How aver Jacob is a total darknaaw. they hod romaiobd there prortiral man, and without specutettiii but a eluirt limo wbM they beard »|t>w meek m tu wUihertU oil v^ed throny# ■uuaruug anusd, apparently proceeding thoMrth. or whether ■< I wiyahladMI from tbe vtrinity of the pulpit, wblck spring bad broken Joom in UriCaDw^Afi gradually grow louder and came nearer, set to work pumpiiw oet tU oil* Wluntil it finally ouimino!rd around their banda into bowk, valla, grunns, dac^ and than gradually died away aa it egma.— After a few mumaute of pcrfoct ailcAce, the mod from Al----- - --- --.. ,MChief McMannus drew from Me pocket mrote utadrgroundTask, tadd.-ig amne a revolver, loaded with blank cartridge eigirthundred barrels. Ahhoff eMaaegdand brcdStoe charge, whan almnelm- them tbe oil, and tbry bought the iMrty' stantly tba edifice roamed filled with two barrel, at ria duller* tbe burial f iMmeaoda of infuriated deiruma, making quite a reaamabln prtae—aerf Amk ‘.be moat bideuua ouisea, and apparently Ury made a pud Cutie »p«. They bent ou tearing them lir. pirasa. Tbe oontrocted fie. sit of Jacob's eaHar'mi if&MM dseorifie haiilig upar,leaned a a* the aame rate. Tba lattar Wrieeff vary peculiar wuiaaUon in the head, and paria^y for>-more u» eollMC. :Me«M fiaally the nuieaa became so hideout and wtela Kennedy da Co. had oTOeetew-me uneartldy that.lbey made a hasty retreat, eaaswlna tbeir wodrrgvoond teak.' Heoe apparently pursued by the lafurated de­ tUtup-WM found a •rivtee.-eaff-rtri? mons to the door, wbirii thry closed ami smelt *ND«thlntf l»r«idM off. i ThsyecM locked. The offiorrs then croased the found rtmt whom Urotr umk wm fitted va attest to the vppoMila walk, and remain- u> ibis eelvjM Um0<t-fi>uwt Ns «My «ml tbaiaxk > asd amsrirated ieow tboto ad there until dayhghl, but haffd no further eounda, and made no disnovenes nrigbWa eeiiar. Wsro- had M*1 UW which would tend to explain the orato­ iMt coMidomUtonf Mr ML bM iwi ry. Tba people res;ding in the immedi­ bought beak riveaMbswrefoafridnuawgr ate neigbberbixid eiaiui to have been die luibrilUll huwroof the night by tbeae dcmnniac aouoda, awl a muulxr ef tbcsn bare determined to Imvs the hrigbborbeod.—A«w Far* Timsa, Sapteadrr A Mathudial.*adXJtoksr having Stop. sd at e.pnWte tatuma, afropd ferslerp in • sama bad. , Tbe Methodist ius.il i»U and prayed fervently and runfraacd loeg csteloguo uf aioa. After be roe. jqQjiaksr observed, "reslfy, friMd, ff iou art aa bed as Urea wrest thou art, I ink | dare not sleep with tbee." ” , By Ae use ofearns new Mteonomteal ' 1 ■ < �Wednesday'more than St enter stock end other articles and aumplete arrangements for tbe dosing day. Tbureday morning was dowdy, tbe sky being thickly ovrrcaataad rain threaten­ ed. Thia hade teodeoqy to delay arrivela both of stock and spectators. At length a strong nortfoaast breexa sprung up, and the temperature began to lower which dispelled all fenre of rain although tbe day waa bleak and cloudy. Stock and other artidea, and spectatore also began to arrive ebout eight o’dook, but it wm fully nine, before the living stream became contiauous. Entries were permitted until nearly noun, which had a toueducy to delay tbe examinations. Our duties as Secretary precluded tba poeeibility of examining in detail the va­ rious qrticles on exhibition, and we can only give tba Impreeafona received from a haaly glance over the grounds al a late Of Stock there was a much belter die play than heretofore, the number uf en­ tries bring considerably ia advance of former years There were eaveral spec­ imens worthy of particular mention, but from reasons stated before, the nocueaary data are not al baud and tbo premium list, published to-day tn mt guide the rea­ der In bia researches for knowledge on 11 hU point Horses and oolta were well represen­ ted in meet of the disses Burses for All Work were abundant and soma vary 6m sped mens were on the ground. Sheep were not abundant although well reproscated. Tbc premium list dud*nates the best uf thorn entered for pre­ miums, and Ibe awards ire made to ani­ mals, which would do credit to any com­ munity. Wc observed some llaeign Spanish Merino bucks exhibited by F. M. Lorvey, which were of fine wool b<t rather poor in flesh. A. Ryereoo of this township also had on exhibition, for sale, six very fine Spanish bucks. They were scarcely excelled by any oo tbe ground, not excepting the very high-priced foreign article. Mr. Ryerson is a substantial farmer, and quite a sheep fancier. His flock well kept up iq all tbe qaaliUee of profitable cheep besbaadry, atf persona desiring to Improve their flocks can still find aorae oft boss fine bocks for tale. Tberst ifere a few nice pigs exhibited, but potksrs were not very abundant fa tbo line <1 fruits bod vegetables tba exhibition was exceedingly fink.1 Splen­ did specimens ol all varieties, and some eaceedingly large. Tbe examining com­ mittee assures us that It was extremely difficult to make awards in some cases, as there wore oo many articles of nearly equal merit fa tbe Departmeal of Domestic Menu­ fade res there wm a much sms Iler show thee heretofore. Fsney articles were somewhat represented but of these even there was less than usual. Tbe address was delivered by Judge F. W.Snuau, of Marshall, and wm well reortved. although the hour was late and muthoftbs addram was omitted. Taken altogether the Fair was a suoeuta. Tbo attendance waa quite large.— Tbo total rsoripta were 6894,85, being nearly a hundred dollars greater than last year, while tbo premiums awarded were dbout fifty dollars greeter than last year. Alter pay Mg tbe premiums and expeoass there will be a small sum left for further We offset fowa against CuoaMticui.— Tbe Now England Stats voted sgainst equal suffrage, and the Western Slate voted far lU Tbe Iowa RcpublicaM manfally put equal snffrago in their plat­ form, and fought a straight battle upon IL The Democrats accepted the issM, end were so sure of an advantage, that they sunk every distinctive fosters of tbair party, nomlmated a Republican aaidiaroppowed to colored seffregs, and actual!v participating in the Government. Thia baa baeatforitW-fafo.th Bouse. of Congress. The Bouse uf Represent* •*“ -ray h» fixing ita quorum . -------- rotation, or, in- place oo their arrival. retired with. I forte of 8,000 about 18 mile* into* tbo Urkir, and there remained, cutting off , . nils. Tbs Cunstitultonal Amendment was originally adopted by both Houses organised sceurdisg to this rule. The Nation*) debt hav been saMtiooed by both Housm thu. .uganised. Treaties also with forriga powers have been sanc­ tioned in the Senate thus organised. “Applying this rule, the quorum of States requisite for tbe ratification of the Gmutilutitmal Amendment ia plainly three fimrths of tbe States netually par­ ticipating in tbe Government, nr, in other words, lhree f.>urth>;<>f the States having “LegiUsturss." Where a State baa no “Itegisistareit may still bo a State ; but it cannot be counted practically in the organisation of Congrras; and I sub­ mit that ths uame rule muM prevail in the ratification of tbe CMtlletloMl Amendment. The reason of tbe rule is the same in each ease. If you insist up­ on counting a rebel Slate having no “L*gialatpre," you make a eoncc»»ion to re­ bellion. You concede to a mutinous State the power to arrest, it may be, tbo organization of Cungeeas, nr it may be anMndmenls to tbe Quiatltotinn, impor­ tant to the general sel Cere. This Is o-t re.nooable. Therefore, on the ground* <il sa well as uaage, I prefer the eccepted rule. “Unless I greatly err, the Cousfilutionsl Amendment has boon already ratified by the requisite number of States ; so that slavery ie now abolished fa name—first by the proclamation «»f President Lin­ coln ; and, secondly, by constitutional amendment. It remains, that we should protide supplementary safeguards, and complete tbe good work that has been begun, by taking care that slavery is. abolished in fact aa well aa in name, and that the freedmen are vsreibls guarealiea. tber provlaion, 1 see small prospect that peace and reconciliation which ia I' object so near U> our hrarta." A great cotton fraud has tome to light in Augusta, Ga^ invoking some 82,006­ 000. During tbe rebel occupation of Georgia, three parties, Thomas 8. Metmlf, Wm. A. Beall and Jeremiah Beall became the joint owners of 8,974 bales of cotton, variously stored at Eufala, Ala., Albany and DhWsou, Ga. Ona of the parties, Metcalf, owuedalso 4,000 bales on his own account, which the rebel Gen. Hill at Augusta tamed in tbe street fa a damaged condition. Metcalf gave a pernc named (Jeb. Schley one third of his cotton to rebale It and put’ll in shipping order. Thia Metcalf auld In July fast through Schley to John Garzed, of Phila­ delphia. Tbe defendants in this case, Garxed and Schley, also claimed at Met­ calf had sold to them 8.700 bales of col ton owned jointly by himself and tbe two Btalle. This Metcalf denied. Gaord and Schley it appear* then went at work npun tbe military authdrfties and mani­ pulated tbe matter so as U get certain or­ ders from Geos. Grosvernors snd Steed man, which frighteoid Metpalf, who Is an old man, into an aareeftieni to sell tbe cotton for 82000,000.' Tba Bealls, bowever, nppueed tbe sale and appealed for an lujnnctlitn. Tbe President learning of this and other eases of interference on the E of the tnllifory authorities in civil ra, has issued an order which In caus­ tic terms prohibits *uch Interference here­ after. Wtaiitaoros, Oct., 11, 1865. j JFArrses, 1 be following named persons to wit: John A. Gampbell, of Alabama; John H. Began, of ThxsV, Alex. H. Btepbees. ol Gergia; Geo. A. Treabolm, of Seolb Cernlma, and Charjee Clark, of Mlaaiaelppi. lately engaged I" • rebellion against tbe United Stolen Government, who are now in close custody, have made lharir eubmiarion to the authority <>f the United Btafate and applied to the Presi­ dent for pardon tinder his proclamatten ; and whereas, tbe authority of the Fede­ ral Government is suMeienlly restored la tbe aforesaid States to admit of tbe so--' largei»eoI of saifl persons from dooe Matody. It is ordered that they be retoas•d oa giving their respective parolee to appear, at such time snd place as tbe President teay deaignate, to aMwer any charge that hn may direct to ba preferred against them, and also that they will re­ spectively abide until further orders In the places herein dseignatad and not de­ part therefrom : John A. Ompbell in tbe State of Alabama; John H. Regan. In the State of Texas; Alexander II. •• .JmMtaai CMrvy. t„-’ «• -~lBreuMrvyOsrealem. «• <Besrtet Vstasss. To Suit the Tinies. A general cirticr dated October 9th, issued by Ljadt. Gen. Grant, announces no important distribution of troops, both volunteer snd regular. All viduntser cavalry vast of tbs Mississippi river will bo al one* mustered uul of service. All ‘ ’ south of bort Monroe except forte lor and Jefferson, Florida, will be l,-isoued r-__ by colored _rr-„ -troupe. .. the requisite number uf regiments having been selected for thia purpose. All other colored troupe will be mustered out of service. Tbe 3d regular artillery will garrison tbe forts in Maine, New Hamp­ shire and Massachusetts. The l»t rag uUr artillery will be stationed la New York harbor. Tbe 4th regular artillery at forts Delaware, McHenry, Washing tun and Foote. Tbe 5tb at forts Mnnrxre Tsyloc snd Jeflereun. The 2d regular artillery is assigned to the Pacific coast; the 2d cavalry is ordered to report tu Gen. Sherman, aud tbe 0th regular cavalry is ordered to Gan. Sheridan's command. Tbc 4lh tegular infantry is assigned tu duty on the Canadian frontier. ’ The following general order has been issued at Richmond; . “ AX district, sub district and post commanders in thia Department will take efficient means to prevent any inter ferenca by the officers and men ol • their omumsnde with the elections, which will lake place on the 12th Inst. To ibis end they will, on the day of the election, repiove'all troops from tbe vldnity of ths pulling piacea, and suffer no officer^ or anati to approach them, except in Cases of disturbances of tbe peace, when, if abso lutely necessary, military force mpf 'bc used to quiet the liffie.-< . By «m>s-.3s4 at Oss?A. K. flOUT. Ka. W. Mem, A. X There are imJiAuuns of excitement is Norfolk at the State election. Tbe mili­ tary will be belli in readiness to quail any disturbabce that may occur. . Information has been received at Whshingtou that 600 Spencer rifles, in boxes, were asiard by the Canadian au tboritieaal Numsra Uly on Tuesday.— The contents of the boxes were aocideuV ally diadovstod m oterhsultog tbe Rail­ road freight. Tba authorities report it a ease offlhfaM smuggling. It is well known that casebsMtiuus exist in several roitt. slice His Kru Eaears Cesuos.—Tbe firms of I Barlow Goodyear fa Grant, and Robinson 4i Wightman hare purchased the pn^-rtyaatbe anraar of State and Jeffers. >n I Great Decline. In Prices, Streets, recently in litigation between tbe ' J.X. HcGUm estate and J «»eph Thom., raewfag back ou Jeffcrcui street, this with right ruda, still south nf whtefc-is OUR STOCK so mber lot 4 rods wHe by 8 rads long cm Jegfa**-; also a half fat lying directly in tbo rear of what « known aa the Gu.4four feet front running back eight rods oi. Ibe west aide of tbe front lot, to 1. A. Jlulbenut who peertously owned-18 feet OIK FAGUTIKS adyuairq;. Barlow Goodyear & Grant Md Robu-ou fa Wightman will divide on the Iremt lot btrt will build together. MMbtaauamm, two large brick stores for respective occupation. For Doing Busiiness, JETT*** KKMAIS1XG UICLAllrKD In tbe Pout Office at liatafaga, State of Michigan, on tbe l?lh day of Octo her, 180b. are WUL TO ast is the ' ' STATE. .^^ai-T-aW Pr.lt, bert >K£>m ~tt. dl.ll, awMUbeetde. t,------ _^CATTLS. . CfoUB .V. 1-P.ri..... gjp Wewnuid rail ths atufitfan ol.. «sw readers to tbe advertiaemeot of rta F. A. Howto, Pcalial fa Aorist, uf Cbi\ oig^ ia another aulataa. Dr. IL will farotah references from a»me uf tbe first Phy siciaM ia tbe country Ifdesired. It Is Msialsaitiua to bccuuic a crtiieo of Has- CROCKERY is - the largest eVer brought to this mart, NEW STORE Tub Exact..a * •J'ths township - J Rut­ land, voted <m Friday last, by tbe deci­ rive vote of 76 to 10. to ban tbe credit ol And is Sold at a reduction frunA former NEW GOODS NEW PRIECSh 0. D; SPAULDING, tea. 'WB 'Mm i£E iKEA'-C 2 old ladies <■ ram msidbns Aa EtaUrwiy New btoeix ef Mee**, Which be proposes to sell st tar ■•«<€. S.r«*»t»VCurl' Tttnrrr nvz GOM> AMD SILVCB MWlUk -•*«** yremiuss svsrdri the-. IHeelrWrd Cuhf— few. A J4re-. MAHOy A R1XUN, B-w. * NfiMON MWran*, Sse Tees. •re”’’ Tbe Tery Levesl Rates, for Cub. My Stock smbraote all that Is aawJly kept In a Country Store, each m BDDTS <& BIEKDIE£| Tbe following are tbe Union majorities in Pennsylvania: Alleghany county, 4,­ 500; • Washington county, 400 ; Indians county. 2<OOQ ; Armstrong county, 150 ; Someret county, 1,000; Moroco county, Crowford county, 1.100; Erie oovaty, 500; Beaver county. 750; Blair county. 700; Butler county, 250 ; Warren coun­ ty. fifed; Bradford county, 8,000; Vi- nango county, 500. Tbe following counties give a I'tmoCratic majority : Faye*te,7M:Weatmotsted. 1.100; Qunbria, 909; The Union majority io 16 couoUsu is 12,900, showing a Unfon gain, compared with the volrfof 1862, of 4.980. . Leading puliticisus, who bare been ■gaeefolly outing the vote mat on Tuesday last, pul down Gear. UartrAUft's majority at not lass than 23,000. The Pittsburg GaaeRs says ths mw House of Representatives will consist of 68 Republicans sad 84 Democrats. It may possibly vary one or two from this, but not more. Of the 11 Senators electad, eight are Republicans and three D«m. octets. Tbe Legislators will aland nows, 66 Replicane and 34 Democrats. Senate, 20 Republicans and 13 Demo­ crats. Joint ballot, 86 Republicans aud A. Trenbolm in the State of South CsrUina, and Charles Clark in the’ State of Gen. Grant's order mustering put col­ Mississippi; and tf tbe Presidrtt should grant his pardon to any of said persona, ored troops reduces the e&cuve foroe mon. and the ------------- ------ I., will thereby be dis now ia tba GeM to 11 reduction, U la said, will eooa be follow­ ed by another of 6 500 men, leaving tbe AwdkxwJcbssos. staoding foroe 5,000.- Tbe economical designs of the Ueaisnwrt Qteersl de nut stop here. Ho has pri posed a Hat of over 100 Generals, and is wtgfog the Secretary of War tkwir sm*ediata DRY GOODS. GROCERIES TML MOIT SKCmCAU. VIRTUE IN THE ' RED JAGKET RailyneJ, to burry tbs (txifM-y "n •edBBBriru made. Tbe job. are m.w let m*d the Wort is'gtHMg fifrward in earorsL When tbe laborers bale earned their nweei,.i| is but right that they should ■mB. A smcs win nreept our thank* >*rt of a t<*f of most excuftret Coen BAmd, wbicb wm exhibited at the Fair.— W.t have aotae exeel leot brand makers In of whom Mre Andrea ia one. Prtabytesfan and Methodist La­ m. raaliaed over |100 far aach Society I 4h4f diuMr oa ths Fair Ground. My G«A. aU/MBH'te 'M great decline In prices, I mH for—task or re^jj pay, charge nothing for luyerpri, Mihteg for hasping hooka, making for «Min tba. "** * /E7 Ur** ae-Ema. bad debt*, and only a Wl! MIAUL mm <m my Good*. . ) That tawhyi m , Cheaper than otbara. ” ° .I .roiisT__ ^umi n il?. WARRANTED to Burr. UKbS- BteraA Bl«k. �_ Bl .'9ml nV£buUnt**fi ■u H. A. GOODYEAR ■jTLqd Advertia-uaato a*a stored it tea it r ~ SS%*-uinHKz;::::?23 8 2 XS XVEMOVTBD To At NorA S^f of'State SirtH, Oyr»- lilt Barlonr, ffiggfcwr 4 Gtawf*. V>snu?'**<* -CTATROOHCaiQAW Roberts &, Striker, *«*■»■* ef the Ut lasU to- . ,WM* HasUBf* sad wy rveMsaew,'la Ctotlxcn MORTGAGE SALE. » T -vDFAt'I.Y haring bee*, made k. tbe aaadl- BURTON & BENHAM’S of all kind*, Is gaaoraBykepl aptotbo waoteaf foe psopl*. HASTINGS, MICH. ■ and will be sold at Railroad Prices, AddiagTiwaasartarieo; ata ..ariate wrntely of IRON, NAILS, 8TOVE8, iVn BECEIYED a-?T4A“L^*.,"h,A,h* witod uxaoNlo. ^< " -J—.' Il fcU, ,, t <" X*’ u>» **y urasewueai UsUiae ^lMtoMtoa4mlalaUrtioa of said aairtalMy^e JL J^SfiKSSWBS! TIN WARE of ALL KINDS, of hia oww * B*w «»d moot complete ■eaortmenl of U. tta recor.rr, -.11 b* litondly reward . **-' “ s^s^Ert m'lto to«h toOareFDaada lnU*e«antyof Itarrv. .. tee sth ■aawforwtare, ood Warranted Good. Ca*l»rte«, Octator 1Mb, tMi »■««• AMD MEDICINES, ar. every Ml —• *>cl1* ORO. KEAGLE. a» I kp wktak dofo.lt, Ibe paww ^3* iw mH ChemicaH, Pfolata, Oil*, Ac. STOVE PIPE, —ortg^ga bm boaeta* operative, -ad a* oait *r oBAP PANS, DIED. y V?f ‘?*n>«r •‘••e—• af said Caere, lhM ▼a also kr*p9k beta ■ good aaaort—eat af llnA over^iMac aha faateoead from to to hoten st lbs Prabst* OBaa. la tee TiU^e at Hdrttogs, sad stow e.ose. If an r tl.tre to. driton sad foartoM awl. now boiag da* oa aakd ..A, .1 tbe Ltatf Room >■ Goodyear Block. ShMC Im. AU Mrts taf J *“*’“* *»T‘s*. *«*d 1 year 4^, mortgage, bartdaa tbs coots sad charges nt teto H.,UU^«. Mutb. _/Mii Gfbrttor ordered, that studpeltlkmer Nolie. to tbwefon hotebrgirea that th* arid JKCSi^^iW'itSwS * . ■ ® ii ih s S h i 1 ' ff:! I 1 iir ?h Ute iadtea af tto UaHta Htaloa. ovary n~ af »'• BatetarortaKta Bute I nods Manatrdan Srtv* Lun Omer, 1 . .LaoategtiM*, ^ta^taaSTri^ufi^^tar-tev. tea 1* Ws ara informed lhe contract for the Railroad in thfe county, from this point «>la ms. EUmW, —’——-■——-rr'- .. r, riitar pommlly, w hymaB, fa-ritaag ato^,) XXW,,Hrirby muggieucren.-bcrs. whhkkbbi wnwRUtst 1 < B. A B'a Bhort Rodeo, U A. GOODYEAR NEWBMBS! HEW «MM1 NEW' BURTON A BEXHAM. fJAfl LBS. Goon Drrv«a Warns unmcdiQIHJ ntriy, for which lb* fagbeat -arkel r*Q*M^I^*IM4M>> a*BUR^0X 17 BEX HAM. Ayer'B Pills -mA RK voa eft, feebto aad ~ T>. ,r~r forifag. wn«tabrt.l.to- FALL & WINTER GOODS, AT THE JULLINERY STOKE IN STRAW re-fay. Tta. Ayori. Itlia atavtoar-I lb. ■taevta bamom—purify ibe bl.-4. a>.4 M tlm told* wave an aaekrirtirtad te' teatHi afo—a, - ' Tb*y tetaralte* «■ k-riteee of ito btay tea*- ia'ito tody, ata derange* ito aataral faaeifote. Thea*. If wo* reHevta, reart um themaelre* ata salmi fawrilJ aefX* body.1 te»r*m rapidly order* they ear*, aaob a* toadacbo. fete ataaaneh. bertbsra. rb.um.iltm. dropsy, worm* aad awpprmfoa..l— ttarofa l-ga^tam. lira can itaeteem wily, ata Ibry art surely tbe boot pwvgatlre mtelnac yrt dtatnaAd. Ayer's Ague Core, For the *{>rwdy and certain Cure of in­ termittent Fever, or Qiilie aad Fev*rK Dumb Aruo, Periodical Brad Ache ofBillioue liredaehejuid Bill iota Fever, indeed, fot tbg.>>-ly clan of diaeaoee uriRinating in biliary drraagetnttit, cauaed Ly llio malaria of n-UlbniaUa rovnlriea. Thia retardj ba* rsrelt failrtl to oar* tto aeror0*1 ease* *1 CbUI* end Fever, an4 U ha* thia pat-al lieeatafaa im qotolaeoroU-ed^taM*M sohataa aa, nae dam II pri false esintoai ar / of th* away of th* waat, try Head fan win r»4or»e Ibr— aeaerticaa all dealt- io Medici*** in toe e«aa try. arpaort _A. C-AJEM>. tetteaw -4 te^irim fata peeyteiTikto aesttoa fa tea aaatery.’ Ito waterG. STRIKER. SsniS'itKWTSkBSX^fct 1 aaa aaar praeoelag Panel sea. Boasty ata Beat Pay la from Ulate doy*. FRANK ALLKN. sg-gse-j-asa ■atetaga,May 800, IM* -yte MACHINE KNirnNS. n* ata-*iga te toe oa. af Aebario PrimI b« plaaae*, ata aayvbtag ko cbaaeao, wikbatedaaKNITTING MACHINES. getarteta-faartaaruv.fartangj^ah. g^mTarn tote fotatobtaby Maae tocteg tbc week al.h htaiataa. toart-bara, aaahar** Mito stem4nno, *1 Ito faHewtag vatoo: Mb.jten^CTag^ar^toli^fa rifote atoameb q>r « ij -=«£Se-i i ' T * ! ' * ’; ■ n ^^g^utaEi' T* i.i B. A B*a aowtrwM la natove'e dfe»*a law*, win to feota mrrfallr frid*d arnota each taUto, wlfa A* O i has bees taken by Mr. A. Height^ »■ ..'.Hfy ^iy.^^x.TsL. »*** Kaw York. The work is lo «n*imw» butsdiaidy. .... I i5 ' day af Karemtar a£B. al 10 Meek A. M-, aatom 1 jyll 360 II ...AMay a-ar.^rJ* Boose aad Svanostav, al Glass, Pally Ac., at ' "uS?ssrj u. sara bs F. D. Assist is about opening bis "odtofnsw Ghoeries, Drsgalhd Msdi- . ‘CZtsxrKss-’.'sS'Tsi S’; pi o;; SaSTTho.. uo!-«—i Lula Bis and Madwnoe LEATHER, Ata favariably BONNETS, ‘“r.^^a.s.w^ M." HF* Ws ciu the especial attention cfeer renders to Ibe Ad.wlM.sswrt of Bwlow Goodyear dt Gpat, la axtolbcr EAS^EKN v» ataiBB. Lyon's Periodical Drops! Ctovteg ata ttarokiag Taaacxa, al B. A W*. All Haraeuea inaanfoctavta fram.te* BEST SILK AND Vso. CasMan, of Woodland exhibited ^TwinalM -all free to Ito- karhy^dH-^ « <b* Fair six pampkins, the product of Lesartawl Hsir. Whisker*, ar Mousucbe, is >*■ vine, ibe aggregate weight uf which wmXSIIm. SHOP. 1 Tin Presby terian and Methodist Lndies, realiMd over 1100 for each Society Lv Jhslr dinner on the Fair Ground. HARNESS P iiS Mbs 8. AtMCS will accept our thank* f"f pert of a loaf of must cxodlenl Corn Rn-ad. which was eahibitrd al the Fair.— We have sum* excellent bread makers in the county, of whom Mrs Andrus U one. —:-------------------------- la coeaecllaa withbto Store to a ‘ When the laborers have earned their mlnsy, ii is but right lbw I they shoe Id tX n. B. A B’s. ’ l- aid th* work is going forward ia sarnrsL A ctoteo atoeh af G nocaaia*. al 1 '■•d Stuck in the Grand Hirer Valley lUilmoJ, to Lurry the mopey on tbo assUanier.u made. Tbe join are -now let Keroaeae Oil foe »!>■. aad Ememe Lampe. Wiaka ata Cbfaaaey* for aaie *1 B- A We. Muscovado Sanrfor.ti; to I'fevala per peand. A Lmrve Ataarttaewt mf Giaaa Craehei ata Fwwdmdasr kA eta. al B. Aon. PDF IT CANS, at ▼axioms Pricco. Old Gov. Java. Rin ata GraaadCaBkeal EOlEBDDiK'S KLOffiE Buall efWniiam A. TynH. 1* Raiuman Asss^xkwt.—We are re «|t ratal tn urge all sutwrihers In Rail- pUTTY AND ^TOODEN ^yARE.. IXOR NALB-A Hmm ata LM te Do vRIage Oort far Um eosaty of Barry. *od SaUofMteM- Jl1 of MiddlevUle ; wwl *Me; ydleetaenjar gan. ! •brileinaaaforaaU etpabli* •• tee Wgtort b—dor, nA tea nrideaoo af Ite as^mFsM^ay* tbo ttA ffr* OUWhor *5® CvTATBOP MiCHtOAN.t^ Pi abate Oowrt O - Barry Itosa^l.. I. .."» a^d.omjty. q/rirktaapealufefa Or rotary tar a Variety tateomn.talto rOl^f. af Harting*, oa Friday following described real -elate, heloegt.g to add ttottedayef Ortotor, >n Ito year oaa Itos mioan, a -U: Tta aortb —l quarter of A* peptic; bal —<<l-1 ate year 11—ink to eaasdste sand right totorsd end silly Be*. Preacnt, sootb coal quarter of aecamn number lernly lbr»a (t»,) ia tea a*Ma nombor two (1.) north of r ange ^^to\^tortZf |isw*lat.af WtUfo-V TyrrJ, ofywrt .amber irtaw. (♦)•»*. in tboomm«y ofBarry nt* LADIES', ply tbe steesach** BMttod af lakrng reveagh apoa TX0R RALE WlajtaFlao laid, oa *taM, la MISSES' ytorb»rae(toti*geBd stosiaf (L Pertenyto *o^7radivg sod H eg Ito peltUoe dale rarttod **Drtcd.Heptembcrlt.lMA__ AND s^u QsMdlao af said rnrnora. CHILDRENS* lion, batea th* other load are ctwuueally waaveryetaap. ’ H. WRIGHT. n-iog it with unelwlcwme sod iMaafraeM Ttoroepm. it G erdared. that Heoday. te* »te GUARDIAN'S BALE. food. Have ye* evvr trtod UDKTEmRStfrOMIn th* mallrr of tta saiate nt Jerne X. Waraer. ACII UirTEXd,.pr.perd>rt, ^ wg«Mr'toeala« Alausoa Gates, WvDiam Gate* and Edwate Gate*. A Qmat Bsmadt.—BkatSav MOI tta Water The Umera t* a ■wk we*>d p*« yaar-dlgsBtrte Kept eooataally oo bond, and for sole os apparatus la pct fret order rrgakto lhe Rew at *" ’T’tbTprto Rtaaoaable Tcrane. bile ia aceardaace wUk Ito tows rf toallh. asd tbeeto to hatdaaaitea ProbateOBaa ia Ito vU- brtXert for Ute Jolly of Harry ud Htete of Emm?'— Blirhing and Pressing why tbe prayer af te* peiiUoaer smut* not n« 5‘8P^E.-iSi3rS B. WEIGHT. u aeeaaary tor y*wr faad: and wton yew wer* awe And mil odwtr work dun* nil ri(Wl. J-dtowws sad rrgekr dwtiac. wllb¥ lit­ 'ToT’ii to farther ordered, th.ltto peUlfooer tle of tea Teato euw sad itoa, weald keep .«• ■» >!,,77'XfXy41!8a'prt!tlmi and Ibe hearing ninnin-ttnnk fa Um atfcraooa. all nt ata right. ata Wvata (topida Pleak Bata | alaa^oM of a w •a U»rt IbUm bb4 Lb CMd Ityla. If raw bwve nrx<e*tad ttoee aaewes af vara, dua l itorrJ. by c*aaiag a dopy *f tela ordar 1* be pab- UH* ata internet of odd asfaera, fa ata to lb* KefltaaoaMtaclioo. H- WRIGHT. Now Ommtea BeeetveA Weekly. U erne ywwr stomach fc« ito ntoMtoa. 11 Is mere- llstod ia tbe "HaeUag* Basner, a ne»sn*p*r "X'ioS"'Si Rsyt*4.te- j ly Miure-.hiat teat etowaals tolp.' Ifylaaeg- Anted sod eircnUling In .aid manty af Bury, fc."-------- •-‘■rt-ViTrff.x''” lag oluowfeara. ' lect |t» tee rail teteg «MJ to , latomatoU-e, SC “<*« * ** (A irtooopy.) 1*01111 Miss £. WILCOX. ^-•“-^lljWATES. serous diacaae There issacka teis< " «*'•« HaeUup. Sept- M. IMA. scpMmA Estate ef Lwey Taagate. i-hui. term stoner*. HOKTETTKBH BITEDWARD B. WARXER. riRODATE Order.— Mate of Mitelgaa, *^11 OwasdioaaefoaidMioeta . TEltf will care Dyspepsia b« Draper*., may P Cesatyaf Harry. *» -A« s****]*^^1,11'/ I oarfofy Uta Fraak Alton peaaarta far mo easewtoe dlaeeac* which defy all reatocasirs* bal. Court f.-r "a IIIAN banter “• bask pay. dwe ay I........ . eon 1'rlrg A. Phelps, in os* am* ata aina day* ty Enrroa af the Jtoaarr.-Dua Sis ; With rtiTpeewitaaam. 1 wtab to say to Ito reader. <4 ftwa tto than ba Rlod U» tnl paper fa arid THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY eouty ; areng* prtee ab-df* per sere. ■________________ HFOR IRREGULARITIES. HaoUoga, May *0,1*44. rpnEE Hoosaa ata Lota of aboalio awaa oath. I oertify teal lheabor* to trw*. I botog eoo af JL lor Gardenia ywpaota toe-Hgi, ae^th *< tto vlfiun te arid apyltoeltea, ata haring poo- IVM GARRET, *f Ysaks* Hprtocs to. T T toew aiipvlaiad Dsn-rt Hasairr, l>« Hl.eeiX lUu. srprt'M Howe A Stovca'a Faaiijj-Drrt. a fall .L *k at DVRTON A BENHAMK Ctoto* Wine, sad UgaOH, far Medvdaal^ar. O'^p,.^ VI j 'anti has the advantage of a dr.li»e in pi leas before b*-r porcbawow were made. Xottoe to beraby gt’«a lhal ia pamosac* of ' Cbriea P*vfa-ery-Ni«U Btoamla^ il trnii.wkln tbc Millinery advertisement »f Mrs. F. 1). Ackley in this pgpar. Mrs. A. has yurt pcnfiasi 1 a fmc assortment '■< g-uds, well sod taafy&aily sekcte-l, VON RAtX-dhaenaoa eaetfoa T», tn Tbogw A* "FPK ’» *ctws faaproeta; 1 Moss hln-Lissar.—W* would call te pu%lt.bed tn Ito /Mop* fie»n*r. a sew.paper r tOOD GREEN TEA. for TEX SUIUJStta * ■dialed and evmlatod to said eaaaky of Harry. ^ r*-l ROBERTS A STRIKUHI p • as fine indeed. Cule dt Sou arc rtiergatk- butchers sud grocers' and their market aid store are usually well supplied with •• pad aa tbeo-untry *$rt4a. . F 1 Il ALSO. pAiins, M Ct-ia JxSos will accept our thanks for a large pirc” "1 the premium iwef. GILIZSTID-STOTraS, Farming Tools of all kinds, - that township to the Grand River Railt-.ad Coaipeny Io lbw amount of *0,000. Well d.XNr lor IlwRaod. HOPS WANTED! Kaaaody** Modtoal Dteeavaey. Dr*, toback'a. Ay—'a, Jayne*' »nd all albrr popular DedteisM of too day, ot BURTON a BENHAM'S I Ths EucT-Ht* of the txauabip of Rut­ land, voted on byplay last, by the deci­ sive (ole <*f 70 io IG. to loan th* rredit ol Li«V>R8, SIGHT and HEAEING! ROPE, Paints, Oil, &c. 8 »y We would cal! tbe attention ol onr reader* to tbe advertisement of Da. F. A. Ilowio, Oculist & Aorist, of Cliiesgo, in an»ther column. Dr. II. will furuitb reference* fr»ta auiue of ibe first Physician* in the country if desired, it is bis intention to becvrfue a eiliaen uf Has­ ting*. GROCERIES! Shelf Hardware, GFS.O CTRTBS, |i! Iliu Eitatr Cmaxub.—Th« firm* of Uad<-« Goodyear At Grant, and Robineon A, Wightman have purchased the pn-perty <x> th« corner of State and J efferent! Street*, rcfafotly In litigation between tbc J. L McLelUfa estate and Ji-epb Thums, by bating «ut both litiganla. Tba coat i<> the j-urrhaaers ie about 8'2,800 and in­ clude* a frutit uu State street of 48 feet, running back on Jeff.-re..it street, this with eight rod*, still south of which is an -titer lol 4 roda wide by 8 rod* long cat Jeffers**.; also a half tot l> iug directly in the rear of a bat ia known m the Good­ year til-«k. The purebsaera bate gtild four feet front running back eight rods on ibe west side of lhe front lot, tu 1. A. IMbrnuk who previously owned IM feel adjoining. Darlow Goodyear A» Grant and Ib-binaou & Wightman will divide uti the front lot but will build together, lUMitber season, two large brick store* lor their respective occupation. Books, ST-A.TIOIT3=JH.''5r, by a sals of ths premise* m said martesgs desert PENS, PKXCILH, INKS, PAPER, EXT ELOPES to to pebliabed la ito Hastier, hsnaer. asews- tod. tolag Ito south .r.1 ^uartac of ito north CARDS, A*., Ae. poper priatod In said eawaty, of Barry toe tease wrst quarter oTsadloa seventeen, in lewn.hip Alan a fall stock af eaoaaaaiva weeks, prsrioas to aald day aftoer- Hire, north af nag. sercu wmt. is tee Cowaty MR8. F. D- ACKLEY (A tneaapy.) B.C. PRtXDLR. serra of lead, st public aartiaa. al tto north tone octu , . Jadfo of Pratoto. of Ito snarl hoaso la tba viUago of HasBap. la „U ,B 7!T'PJ ®.f *. -B.* .*“orte«« *< Mnxnnr fcs&JVlski ? Nev ember neat. lack, at no* o'cloak in tto after­ m. corm, suGAB.BricEs. pepper, LlDIDf UtSiXT BQXXtTX. FRVXEB. FIGS. RA1SUB. CODFISH, Talvwl, sub wad Straw Hat* af all Tart. *Ue* asd Style*. ALEXANDER GRAHAM. Mortgage*. ty of Barry, boldra al the Pratoto Ofto*. la lbs nog] ST-1 J. JL. Rwsmar. AUacaoy for Martgaga*. R1BD0XR. viltac* •( Hasting*, oa Friday, te* Sib dar OltXAMEXTS. Dtoeewt. H cAsraau, COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. FEATHERS, As.. Jodgeaf Pnteato. GXD3iC3J'J iPXIimnXIlT Net—o to hereby given, that te* •adenlgard WMel. wilt be sold ebesner thsa st (ni ,xbrr mla tee suitor of Ito Estate of Jobs Otisr, ('Mtin.ilim.ri. appointed by th. Probate Coart tebUabBMattbissidwrfGiwap!. 7 deceased. • • . Ab4 CwUag Extracts, ia and fee lhe meaty of Barry, to tons, recrire . .Qeads ■« tor iwsMsaw aa Cbarsh street, aa* and edfwrt elaters against Ute FOR TUX WXCIAL SlaXFTT OF TUX LA Dike. “-kst ,sr c~’ —a?“• •< Witea-flsXalLiMHuC 'he *da*iaiataatov* of . Atefo</Ke«m Nbad.daoao*^. Mid estate, pray lag for reason* ttoreia act forte. late of Woodland, ra tea Coaaly nt Barry, will tols^igiag to said deevwaed Io aald petiuoa 4» —ret far tto porpoe* of receiving' *ad bearing aoeb clai-a. si tto tele residence nt tee said da“ Ttoreepw. U i* Ordtrrd. Ttol ■aadey. tto evas^, la Woodland, la aaM cantj. aa Batarday tote day of Xoreruber aril, at anae o'clock io the Ibe nth day of dnaoary, lug. sad SO Ralorday. tr FOR MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL DB. F. A. HOWlt, turruuon, to BM.gerd for the hearing of said Ito U day of March. 1*M, al ten o'ttock, ia ito FURP0SE8.0NLT_d I-Ctiutm. sad tbst all other persons interested in forenean of each of teoaa days: Six -ontto fro* 0CJL1ST AND AURIST. Mid ealale, are reualrad to appear ala aaaetoa of lb* 1Mb day of Aagml bring ito Mas* luollad kg said ooort. tbee to be tofdea st Um I'robato ail ateiaw sgaiari said eoiala. Dr 11. wiU trial swetMafallj .11 di**ase* af Ito Ufa., ia teevUlaeeafHasliags, sad shew cause. ofDated. Hrpte-bar Uh. IMA. aeplt Ufa. Mr shrives b* foata all nt tbo f ,o' tMaravl, Htnbuia.**, '* *D,1 Ikfrt bo, why^Uie prayer of tbe pelltauKr ?S«FSfifflkl2=P xrtilvial rupll. Tar**l Tu.-ear. Ac. Paectal «? MOST POPULAR And it is further Ordered, lhal said pelllloner s dlaeaaa bwn wkitli bai^reds <rr deprived of (it* notice la Ito persons lalerastod in Mid ertate, *f Itopaodaaey nt said prtiMoa. and te* M*kt evaey yewr. FATHT MHICHEt. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. bearing IbweaC tjy two.lag a aepy of ihto order t-F"A csref.l evsadastlaa aad raadMeptatoa te All pcraoas having daima agriael tee nt te* day. be pebliabed ia ito JAUtep. £r.»r, a news­ f.av erAurge- V«ee st Ito Huttat* Beww. ftl.fc af /firtn ZAama. paper printed sad circulating ia aaM coaaly vf Uaabass. Oct tllb Barry, for fear eacreaene wvrto prvriosia to said deeeaa<d| ere torch. aoUBed sad^ r*xjne*ted to day o< to*n*g H. C. PitlKbU:. COUNTT AND VOLUNTEER RELIEFORDKJLH toito"asderaign.d,Coma W.iOaers.daly eppoirtIA true eepr.S (a—11 j ?nMf. ad by lhe Ptwtoia Court for th* ceeaty of Barry, Takem at Par, far GaaAo. wto will meet for each purpose, al tea late resi­ The andersigasd wiU pay Irwev te to te Casto Balata ol Jobs Yeekley. dence *f amd doceaaeZis tec towaahlp af B*I»P —are, ia Barry copety, oa Wcdaeaday, th* MR LAME 9AI.ES wad SMALL PROFITS p®r far mevetraataltoUOF*. iMher AT.I TE or VICIUOA.y. (Walp •/Rnru. a*. day nt KoCataUr. 1 *S. sod an Saturday. Ibe 10th d.y of Wareh. laa*. st m .Mask £ tto alter <4 Tinkler A Alton. MATHEW MALL. ROBERTS A STRIKER. rillagevf flasUncs, on Friday. Ito Uh jlaa-af. U'jfopte—barjMC. being As Urao Uarited bit Haattoga. Ort. Sth. H«. (»••) Octetor. in Ito tear .« ItouMod eighkbaadrvd Iba Probate Court for tto fold edjastmealof all and aiiiy-kre. Prvaeal, M. C. Priadto. Jadge of ria aas against Odice nf tbe l*rabale. , IXOR'rtALEla Um —slier of Um Estate uf Joko Taekley, GRA.YD B1FEB FALLEY B. B. CO. HJAML'EI. WUKS, l—Mre. F Lote No*. 14, IT 16 ata lOo. J»••<>«, Mtcw., Oct. rd.ISSA. Dur.aihiut *•■> •!Ing tbs'petition, defy rrrited II. WRIGHT, AlVy ri Law, MHdtevlUe. X’OTICF.- A u.cetu.t of tbc .Stoakkaterr* of <Z Al.laU Wadri s^Vcdi'irr of said deeeased ertwie' fof fluworr Biifai It tke Grand Iti'vr bailey Rail Road Cvtopasi prulag teal itoadmeusUalMa. afamd aalato—v 170R HALR-K W off r Yggrilea « ia taw. of 1'aoasr* Orncw. Bsawr Conn. 1 • HI to lidd at tl.enlBce ut tto etonpaay iatSe Lr re—auitted Io Ito petMiearr. Hsrttn-s, October *4. 1*44. f 1? ilopoTpric* »; per aettov H. WRIGHT. cur afJackass on Thnrtear. Ito vth day af X*TWleotoa'h u Ordered, teat Hoaday lhe Cll A LL persons baling claim* agaiaal lb* eelala .eQtor.JnCA.rt I u'clnak. I' M , toe ito parpuM dat i i Xovembec nett, at uinea'alock ia Ito for aoto. toa^rsed for the hearing of-id fMition. A of Cbuaoey Adams, doceaaod, ar* torebr T?NR HALX-N -X“f n-rttaa M ia lt.ll.»d. af sleellas sees* direetoea af ito Caaii say. aoltlad teat Una Court WiU toar sad sdjasi aach J 140 acres ; pric*L> per *cvv. *11 vitor persons Islersslsd ia said eslsle, an etsi-a oa th* XMh day of February 1»44, al ewe TJ'OR SALE—OO areas oa aecliea i“. ia Orange rroakMbawpWS* .lasrd.loasnfa.ldewait.tton o'clock. F. M-, lhal totnglbe lias* Marttod by Ihfe E-Ftart to to bUdto. al lb* Prab*** OBor. fa te* rUiaa. court for creditors Io present their claims agaiaal •£ rOtojjritap P4TOOOW. said estel. far odJustewal. ' WX0B SALR-JLo X af Ota * to Tbonopple ; (A >'»• ewpyT S. C. PRIXDLK. JT price, •* pee ace*. H. WRIGHT. And it to farther Ordered, teat aald petitioner “** '■ A gi.s a-ticeto ito person, inlrrs.ird In Mid es tale, of Ito predewey nt said prtitna, end haarGUARDIAN'S SALE. HIM AM MENCIKt, Bo^ks and Stationery I School 3STE2 W ai&»ia«ar •was. hateoaa-dte^aria M Crwolly Bad need mo*., rilkladerf i--| NlBI 1»»TW4»D. bar Kkpteaa,............. IfcOO P. IL Xrauing Kipme. ■•••...........1>1U A. M. Xigkt Ripre**...............4:M A. M. R. M. RICE. S«’l Bapenalatelrat. 7,. l. > . - ■ I*'1**'** •l,*i*b4<ioiDwtonmwt. ■ vrf " ’ Michi**" Cewtrml Ballrmadl. rulin' Trains •■ ito Mtehlgna Ooatral B.,1,ata new leave BalU* Creek a*lallo-S! flUM VMT1AU. Dey £ agree*............. „........... OtOO F. M. .S81I NEW ROODS’ 1^’ THXHAsmras Drug book STORE —aide pl ether adverttoemewta, hem *40te*44 . ta«**». pee antas*. '' ' ■ . FRESH ARRIVAL OF ' JTriTo^P* UMimwrtfcJfcr itota* not y el u*:d f^y^aTw* jeh nJ i»Ute. tin u> ««r «r , af ViBard Maia. \ ' ____ 3 ssfnSryxr1-"..... * *■" S•Hil r’4 >“•. ii te bar fa ariadlto e iepeeoot— T ****|** ^-*alfa—•- 1 Livy ou-riad trum „ il._ OcV, ' HAB&WARE STOBE!- DRUGS! DRUGS! *h urnciAi rafxr iJGittT asnm. '.miT’MM. D. k. MaMWAlN. HuliaW, Aa* «. <Mfe aagOaU OflUgainEpi Apate^O MforiteB tow- aporiUe aamta. -ear tad Stea up wsatedft oHtote kid a< Doster or —odtabaa, 0—1 kF aiakAvkOfotoWM ril«e-ta Adfornq kkF-WB,M.k. foartjl 1TW Brwedway, M. |. g^ga^jew^ boUenTsta nt oS| aafofold earMaata te mtr ******* „ r^CURKACU. ; • 'JaaHfoM.' JSXSjrt.- �R;.r.'. JgriaSiwral; PULMONIC SYRUP, MANDRAKE PULS. STOMACH < « "pUV I1 w ' ' Hinn ImR. HACWAY’a FLU1 5SL1 DU. JMm-C ¥,-» •ftlAJOBr WB^VIWB. WRteWfiUy.;; 5,-LOOO VtLLB OF ALL KINDS. itw n?>n<CT-i|ue«w' tun oKV \X\c w-ktek JU»k w k«\« to," Wt a* a TtvacAkA. afccxxX — a 'B.tvvkoAo'r o*iXkt swAtm. Xk*. "D\.\a.ovl* CUfiX'nxX* cjVkt. Wc-VX anA ttouXkVftACT. Wats 5°* a mvMiXx ivcc&cA axb aAycXx. oj BXomack. ■Bkn.ct%, MAxyeK, v$ to.ktxx kxv ^.VC^XT t\\havAvXv«*s a\ X\x< >^.r o^xr \\tnc, wrt U™ bm Imrf-U »lb. l»Ub fcr m, U>‘ wqwdy, . X«b«b»bW TovAanbn, ■w. wmrn. -7 FmlHMmm- W > siailsr nature ia tbe Mtckat. \ <|t Sutitja Bawr, Sm bh . m'pmbubudbvbby WKDXUDAT. Attorn ■ABBV, ooujrtr Mtcauua. ■■ CwivalUtM. Vro\xcrUx*, Spble^w of Ut. MeUMe. maa, .'..,.1; c, * BMWl.AWbpri^US, Whiles Ikv Aik., ralllMortbs Womb. sMotlwTutrHm (JEl *Bwa^A fta\c usd wporanot froprietar, thm lengtli erM >lne fcr tra er t.nt. tulee a 4oy, wiUesrv the o^st ca*vv W.k.2 ever !.«■*> well,sailwaiicalwd .1^. "7 To Suit tbe Times. qprfil dM JUmr Aet, marJUAssgh, ••ft - AH whs. by vrpoeerw t.. s>rB »«!«, of dollars each ysM.to advertisiM a^riM. sad pwUiakiag th* Hwtwerows Cwrt\5\eaU* a burc ^'rtwcvXxvi Silious Fever, Fever and which bare beeu showered upon bin from Klkvart. yi CouxOr* INSCIUNCE CO. IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE gyepepeza, indi^stion, Jaundioe, Kidney Complaints, O.XV& ok\ i.\waMS ©5 a «AVAA> Im wa\u«. YS\.oot Vu'nfco owA VA\» Great Decline, In Prices, is that 0MT strike at the root of IWaee, by ersdicatmg every parcels uf impurity Aft X\xe Y»\ooA, fcr tbe fife and hmlA of U>e body dependr upon the purilT tbe blood tbo body drags 7f th. U«»l of is poiwned, out s miserable exnueoee. Them medicines Wil ’SkVlcvs Phoenix of arc com\xo«.cA roxs ati4 vooXw axxA \\cvkv, u>\vve\v Wiakt Wxem 'VoKvc. OUR STOCK Bw "SLokac'kk .LuilDuUi’j £X£uACT Buutiii. SXoxxulcXx ^*vXX.er» : ? ci G v u & Sa az wa j a Cures EeMvt Slaaaaea l-l-UtJu BUM ««»«oa«. inn. er ts okueoW are \\u \\oor twaw'i VAcxxA. ■fit. YtdOask', StowvaeXx WvXXcvs nxuwvj \\u \voor 'Doctor'* pvWx. OCR FACILITIES For Doing Busimess, ARK EQUAL TO ANT IN THE STATE. ftr. YLobacV* feXarivacNx *B\XXc.y» nhspr.Ds art \V»* Ack n\aw’» So\oxt awA Comfort. ' qtract buchu Is tta Orest tyurelte.-'-* ID*. Hokaek'* tford. Ifar^fula, S'ciu ffUmtua, Salt JfXeum, . LavacrrhiM, IVnals CTWHpIai nts gyyriywlM, MLjlMbcnga >l»r. Tamora, JEruptienjf. ftts, Birq^sfous Cbnsumytlur., ,'ij I * * I $933,172.64 * < OVE parson writer, her daughter wm cured of fiu of nins years' standing, aad b* VitM daaoe nf tav yean . AVGTHn writes, bis sow was eared jurann *u«,u r»w Jjunire with’the .t sAer tmn." ererv medicine in bis rvaeh AROrm was eared uf Fever bora which had eusud hiartreo rears AV0TK1B of Rheumatism of eight yndra. Cases innntosralue of ityepepsia and l^ter Complaint could bo mentioned ia which the Purifier and I’illn ■\Voiik.\DK, a CYvarvix. *V\k2> l&\.oo\ are the moat ortho snd thorough pilIo (bal hate ctor been iairwtaecd. They art so diroetly upon tbe IJ ver. so su­ it's >hal <*1M M sueh an eausrt aa ihkt tbe erstem dor. id relapse into its forever V-e dilion, whieb b too apt to be ibe esm wllh vatfrt.^ora'U Xkc weak anA AtXyAvXaXtA. Dr. 'Ko'boc.kV tnined the look of at Ail kept iiseiiiMaa. ami frequeut inJi., tendency tn leap, ennlraaled strikingly with the heavy gait and cold temperment ubaarved in those of the eeouad JoL Tbcrg can bo no dimbt,” BuMsiagauH adds, ••that a higher price would have been ob­ tained in the market for Iba oaen reared under lhe Influence of eah."—Rural Au- e READY ___ 11EH££ wrm absence of cnmrwwi aalt WfiivMW. tu lhe formation of fat," and that the “fatuniog of aa Mlmd is readerad mimpoeeiblo, when we add to ila food an exceeauf bell although short of tbe quantity required io proiactiB-jairgntRc M^soL"|fi !■/<?eenily, however, in aUoaiun to experi menta made- since ibe-publicaiiou of tba warl h> which the abotc scutencsw oed r. Liebig says:—"Sall dore tu.t act aa a Krodueec ut flesh;, bul.il nauUalixe* the jnriosa aednns of the eocdiT’win«7*hicb uitrtt be united in tbe unnatural atate of nnUoaH fed or Ikttarifog >0 Older lq P*l»4 dnee Itesfl ; and the advantage#maiding ita uee can hardly be estimated too higbly." The experlmenta of Bouseingault bare . often been aibidad U>. as indicating the! aa|t by no means exercises a bcnefWa! Iiiflueoce upon the growth of cattle, and upon the development uf flesh, to tbe ex­ tent usually naciibad t® it. His more recent experiments, bonever, result in lavor of salt. Thus, two lota of steers, of three each, were fed oo hay for thir­ teen nioolhs, one k>l being alLwed salt, tbc other n't. A The average weight per head of lhe salted lol, al ths conmenceiner.t of tbc eperimenti was M5 pound*; nt the end of thirteen months 2.000 pounds. Increaau. 1.135 Iba. They emsumed. per brad. 15.792 poonda of hay, therefore, pruducad* 143 pounds of increase uf aub mnl. Tbe second lot, which received no salt, averaged at ’Iro eomencemcel of tba expe.-imant, fWM prmnda; at tbe end of thir­ teen mouths, 1.M0. Increase.904 p--unJ«. They cunsomed, per bead, 14,533 pounds of। Lay. Or one Um uf hay pruduevd 137 |x«itds .of increase of apuiiat. The steers recwiving sell produced ail pounds mors Increaae fur each, tun of hay cousuhieJ than theme not allowed salt.— This may be considered Only a alight ad­ TU ll^ert '/ !>'■ Mml't Ctfa AIM, «ad Sow • U 'Ms'cwwT^r C»rmf4M. vantage, and In France did not pay for Msny y.ars sga, • UU«I rrdiiu* in 1‘hlUd.lpUU. tbe cost <>l tba sail; in this country, how­ I Lori UHMrrwwMU oraduMllr '.I.. , ever, where call is much cheaper, itn use will dnofillesa ba profitable. B»ussing- ! suit remarks, “tbe salt oxrrcisi s no vs®, siderabte influence on the growth, yet it appears to ehert a beneficial effect on tbe appearance and condition of lhe animal." Aller tbe first fourteen days, no percvpli ble diffwrvnee was observed bct<s even tbe two Iota ; but In the course uf tbe month following, the diffrrenaa was visible even to the unpmctlced eye. In the beasts of both lots, ths skin to the touch was fine and sound, but the hair in the cteers'llav. ing salt "was smooth and shining, that of ths others dull and erect." As tb^esperi men I preg reeved, these eions b still more pr.-rttlAifit. •'tn tbo ai uf lhe second lot, sftor they had h call for a year, the heir wvs taattri tbe skin here and iters' devoid of i R. ,spyS?’..?WT st-Essmtnacaui_»- .i» Arwc Nflwrafc* TAVooA © A T ax vo.c\a.\xc\\<A\} Dr. 'BsoXmlcV* S'tovu.o.oVv H'Alct, avcVac. fto\Ax«r'» Vvx<r\A,'b^ ’D\arwkx.a,‘D\j%cxvXcr^, ■BAvewm.aXkwea, etc. . These fitters tui Hp in,®t**H batten. <;f whiah theahvw is » fu- rim­ **’: Ths label is Jtnr’si engraustf, and Is provided with a •nfr-guard front eounter/viUrs. (Prise £1 per hatrie, or •to for IS. a W. Robaak. ffh-eprirfcr, Jfo. d Eaal Fourth Bt, CmoiMAll, la whom •U onfora shmsU b» uddreed. melon of Um Leng Lland variety. which awphaeea aeon thia remarkable auighu— Sis ’• King <4 all tha meh-uo" I* 574 by inciwain circa inference. and its weight is 47 f pounds t Tba credit fur raising this spk-ndld specimen uf tbe watermelon trilM Is gist® by Mr. Woodbridge to Mr. E. A. Trumble, -Ip bad charge «>f hia grounds. Since thia tneh.n ha« been on exhibition at onr <4Bea U has st trotted muchtlttcntiun, and ia naturally regarded with bmglng ey*» by alt visitor*.— IFh- FOR SALE BY laxx* VvW, which, ia oeojaneiiun with tbo D\ooA Vivtx^vcv, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,/ anA. make. *L£«. Lu\o^a\Ac. FwFCT-rmr We Wees.rwnovtac aS ekroM LiiHtta' SDOTS & SIHDES, ■ TH, TOT BXST or WO04MI.Tr. will cure al! the aforemeaUeaed diseases. nd, of Umusehne, wilt mliore aad curs HsaJaihs, ObeHeensev. OWio (Pains, Cheiera JWcrtiK. Ztsdfgwetion, C at® in t\< (PUainess, »U. Try theae ■edition, sad you will sen MOS*"' ' '• ■■ ' PRURIGO LOTIO, •adthey wiba^they are DooA 'NkeAkevatv, CMABLOTTK-el Hmais Bwsse. Ae(. lUk ISthsM^LlSIhh lUKOcl. 1SU A lltb. / BATOV XAFIDSt-Hold, A^. ITth, SeprUil J-dj^abo-M try them before . &ls Pbmphlrt or Almanacof my local MEN’S AND BOY’S ir 700 BROGANS IIKENlXlXSlIUSCe co. t'sSia . < . —— _____ FOR BAKE BY___ NEW SKIRT FOR 18650 Get tke'Genuine Article I JVlaetorTltae sad Ptm, w ywMIe «W salt M*. rUe Miistactkesvfaralahei st.'pwpai raise, by ibewsU-taewa • 3 Tbe Vreat Iseestloa ef the Age ia SIWSHBT3. Phoenix of Hartford. Fsr vrvrj spedes of the ITCH. Ft**BH jhvm, MMMV not. ffiMM KB ITCHES, UUJ«:i MAIO, CVWimi nrrnftM «’.tru> o'! m» FSCE, Uli HEID, i‘ \ itvfnUJt1li’*,?*• ’’■*»»• IT MX BL UFT1C ter deeblw) 8FBXJG KK1RT. "W3 CJMJT M IKSAEI OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS TKt MOST SKEPTICAL. ‘ TMYVUUX te UMceuAiLso 1 'TUll'UX, IN THE ' WIU FLEASB TBT CT. .&KD JACKET $933,172.64 wiA lMa pMaa. Tba r*W <a Ubpwsry. - H ’ r.„ (FKBBUXUT IM5.) tber arsMwml. and iiaatlae sbey are gaataf SURGEON DENTISTS, w!Sls»wn.-»-’'ss TETTB sstmetU sK>ri TMTM tNaXRTXD On«MmtililvWPIaU.'Md OW VdtOANHE ROBBER BA8t � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-10-25.pdf a2eaf57403ecf87a2c18e344f67d8c4c PDF Text Text SEV'EN GREAT TOL. I. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1865. £||t £xrthp9antr, ^slings’ Juitai Sirttlorj, J0UV8 ttJBBKU. a CO. s. .?****"!? DryOeoda, Oroeeries. RUtMMry Cnxt.ry .ad G)„, W.rl HSmk «U CtMklsg. Btaec ee St Beetfags. BtaMgaa. . piKENIX LXSVRANCE CO. Jrvlng, Johnstown, Msple Grove, Orangeville, Prairieville, Rutland, Thorns ppb, Woodland, Get the'Genuine Article! $933,172.64 UM. wweitr,’ J J*tfcX" Geo. H7Kslth, John MeCullum, Peter Cobh, Hiram Coleman, Henry Mallory, A. T. D. M. Whole number of families 15, —-----“ • parsons 45 ** amount furnished 4710 00 Amount of Relieffamished to families of Volunteers In the township of Barry, from Oct. 1st, 1884, to Oct. 1st, 1865. C. Town, Phillips 8, Bugbee, T. Wester, Perlina Ward Carolin Barber Margaret Clark Saras Quick Jane Tencyck Catharine keech Mary A Griffith Mary E Hill Halda Wright Adalis LUone Lcnoria Rowers Elizabeth JiTartin point a Committee of hie on Finance.— Matilda Nichols Sophia Pitta Motion prevailed. The chair appointed Messrs. Town, Wheeler, Gib, Pariah and Phillips, se Cynthia Wisner Francis Norwood such committee. ' Mr. Mallory moved that the sbeir ap­ Elizabeth Geslsr Louisa Corwin point a committee of five to equalize the Hannah Haas AMrssn.rut Roll. Motina lost. Mr. Town moved that the chair ap- Christiana Thomas Elizabeth Brown Lucia A Boggett . Mary Leonard Mary Cisco Phoenix of Hartford. READSTilat MM. WErtCOTTfikT*. BJJUNUIUDJMOLjUJMi PTUJmU ft Assyria, Baltimore, Barry, Cterlton, Castleton, Hastings, Maria Bober Rachel Stanley French E Skillman Mary E Robinson Eva Soott Lucy Kingsbury Froderickor Beegam Doralha B Smith Susan A Bsmmou Mary 8 Jordan Jane A Kelley Eliza Rice Aon English Insure with’.the Phoenix •.er families of Volunteers in his respective town, since tbs first of October, A. D. 1884. to October first, A. D. 1885, the number of families far which relief has been furnished, the number of persons In each family, and Man the probable amount needed the coming yesr. Mo­ tion prevailed. Mr. Wheeler moved that the County Treasurer be requested to furnished the committee on finance with an estimate amount of the present IndebtodMaa of the County. On motion Board adjourned until 7 o’clock, P. M. Erntvo Satins, | Monday, 7 o’clock, r. M. J lbw rd met pursuant to adjournment— Roll tailed—quorum present. J. H. I < Jal/sua slero wiltoat a tot It. stjf g»H»f wlib.u s.y rvsrL nasTixutu-si nssttsgs On motion Board adjourned until to­ morrow morning at 8 o’clock. J. M. CanwaLiuuca, Clerk. Tuesday morning, Oct. 10th. 1865. Board met pursuant to adjournment­ roll called—quorum present. Board proceeded to businesu. Mr. Phillips offered the fallowing res­ olution : Rrso/eerf, That the County Treasurer be requested to furnish a list of lands returned far delinquent Uses to each Supervisor, in which aid bads are situ ■ted, in order that the Board of Super­ visors may cause the same to be rsaases- tUTTLK CIUK—Bsltle Creak Basse, sr eten •F«l»v of tfcr ITCB, PUb BIKTItn, MBBBM ma, W4U« SCltTOUX, ILUSetB BUCK, «SSM* MI3 KBTprWkM T«PU» OS T8I KMJ> R«J®» VIRTUE IN tut? ' &£© JACKET' ‘ JOyES'TBKAKg, . (JKGE01T mw ‘ Gold sed 8Uv»r Plate.’ S3d IX VliLOANfTB HtH geschwind, Merchant iD FOR SALE. HOWARD " “ " persons 82. * amount furnished 41,478 00 A mount «>f Relief furnished to families of Volunteers, Io the township of Baldmore, from Oct. 1st, 1 WK, > to Oct. 1st, 1865. / Stockings Tomlinson Harlot Johnson Rent JI Hannah Fry Polly Johnson Rhoads Fronds Crane Ellen Hall Jane Crapo as reported be accepted. Motion pre­ Sarah Warner vailed Rebecca Houghtaifa Amount of Relief famished families Bantch of Volunteers In the township ofOrange Kvmberifag villa, from Oct. 1M, 1884, to Oct 1st. Caaaady ' BewJ& IWH. ____ Kibber Hellen N Brooks Alta AnnCreadla Emily Cross Mariah Ternr Thylor Sarah Ann Clark Hannah Train MeDwuld Prudence Woodman Sally Ana Blais 13 00 EHenor Swarts 17 00 Mary E Allan 41 00 O P N ichole W 04 Daniel Crump n oo Sarah L. Pain no oo Charles Woodman io oo Mariah Smith TKE MOST SKEPTICAL, bSW5flAeM Adeline Smith Julia Ann Young Jane Cbrispell Lwiu Dai is Amanda Munger Elizabeth Bowen Sarah J Coz ' Lucy E From MarysU Burgles Olive Durban Mary Sisco Permels Yeoman David Dodge Lydia Bartram Tailor, Gchial Cbalker Watson Walt A de lisa Lewis f *‘ A O Baekhnff ’< ' Lttcy Swartout Hannah 8h ton tz Emily Atwood Margaret Bort Mary E Francisco Mary K Carpenter Almira Carpenter Sylvia Barnes Hannah Raed *' Clarinda Newkirk Mary E McUfa Emily W Walter Whulo number of fam»< " amount furnished Amount of Relief furnished of Volunteers in the township Usd from Oct. let, 1864, to Emma J Bolton Sophia Smith Adeline Euse Almira Edson Catherine Biglo WiUiMuio Baughs Dolly Broad beck Betsey IIotcbhlM Eliza Kilpatrick ■Margaret Haight Sarah A Wheeler Lucy A Dilleibeck Sarah Mathews Sarah J Wickham Margaret Ebeaiey , ' 41,192 00 to Ism’dice of Wood­ Oct lai, 1 smoent farolsbed 41.111 M J.,M. Canvaixu^ta. AftcroaM Searion, I oWoek.' Board met pursuant to adjoumtMht— rdll called - Qaoruta presettt—Board nrorevded to *>*■«!news' Mr. Carpenter move4 that the' Board proceed to equalize-the asaaaemest roll* by taking the towns in alphabetical order. Mr. town offered lha following amendmoot: that tbs rolfa ba equalised by commeuciog with the highest assessed fast year, and ending with the lowest.— Motom prevailed with the amendment. Tabic showing tho valuation of the taxable property In lbs several townships In the county of Barry as t—Mid by tbo Supervisors. i<n roll eaHed — Qo'.rtrni jrrewcm nroeended to btfaineea. . 'Jfr. Coleman-moved’’ thatii viSOr be allowed fifty, oafa^ Ellen Miller far each family relieved; lirtf maklnk of hie repot t. Afotfad Jfr. Cole mhved that U» Catherine that each Supervisoe ebovM M Whole m cents a quarter for each farhftj including the making his repo: “ amount forohhed 41,076 54 soMed. Jfutioriprevaihd./Amount of Relief farmsbed to families Mr. Cols morid that eU> fi TMtodtoJptet be allowed fartfeeufiTh fadit* of Volunteers fa the township of Cattle- Tu-t„ . ar ton,from Oct. let 1864, to Oct. let, 1865. Mr-liooghtalin moved thatlhc asses- c._h.. mset roll of the township of Hastings be equalized as assessed by the Supd tt families of Volunteers fa ll*'I erxisor. Motion lost hip of Rutland' from Oct. 1st, ' ' ‘W Mr. Phillips moved that the aaeos- fat.’1st, 1865. Whole number of fafatiwW msnl roll of the township of Hastings be equalised by adding IweotyAva per eent.to the real estate valsaUuo mad. bv the Jones Reynolds Brian Sizbury Raynvund took rail of the tdfanshfpof JUmston n- be equalized as assessed by the Supervisor. Motion prevailed. . Mr. Ptilllpv moved that the ssreeupent roll of the township of Aetyrfa be equslized as assessed by the Supervisor. Mo­ tion prevailed. Mr. Phillips moved that the assess meet roll of the township of Thorodbple be eousl.reii ■■ l.. .1.. a..^_ visor. Motion prevailed, ' « Mr. lioughtaltn moved that the aaseaswent roil of the township of RutlandXe Sarah A Lucas 8 44 equalized by deducting d pec cent from Mary Carpenter 4 25 the rati estate valuation made by the ChUdran of C SteWdsad 5 M Supervisor. Motion prevailad. Miner Aldis 1 M Mr. Phillipa moved that the aaaeaffi Hamah E Moon 4 48 raent roll of the tuwuahip of Irving £ Ms! vine Barnum 2 ‘ 8 equalized by adding 8 per csm. to the Mary Roush 7 128 real aetala vaJuatfau made by the Super Jofia A Ludlow 3 24 viedr.; WHeblwa hwvby yarn and traya Emitine Bunn 2 23 ••fcikroaj Nays—HongbtaJin, Csrpea. Eliza I Barber ,4 45 ter, Keagl4 Keath, Cobh, Mallory, £ri, Eliza Cain 4 8 Biigbee, Parish-0. Yess-Cole. MeLucinda Pryer 4 58 Cullum. Coleman, Town, Phillipa, Wheel Whole number of families 20. ——— er,;Polly—7. _ . *■ “ persons 74. “ amount furnished 4888 60 Amowt-of Belief faruinbed to families of Volaatasre la the township of Maple Grove, from Oct 1st, 1984, to Oct 1st, toa<i ' Esther Eno Esther Briggs Abagail Ransom P 8 Jaquaye Margaset Brown Catharine Newton FSQueen Elizabeth R Haw by Sarah ljiwrrr.ee Rechel P DiUon Wright . Busan M Hopkins 3 It AImiro Wallace 4 34. Hannah L Wright 6 8 Cynthia A Howard 3 00 Eliza P Palmer 3 50 Whole number of families 17. ----.^ouni f^hb^d60'11,105 72 Amount of Relief furnished to families of Votuntenrs In the township of Yankee 8|rtags, from Ost. 1st, 18«,> <>«•«* gHfaS Williams Edgstt r- ° Ikreort of the aiSosot of isUef fartUto. femlMN of rolaatsen hi OrtTVaMbb Jobqgcwn rrMOK.IMAM^ tffwt.Il 42 ’OO 00 ,..^1S t.^ tf 00 mart roll of the to* k&c™ h cent, te tba !e by Ua fae. ___________ �. nij u H h a h11 u »: m jJ »iHHawrmi^ ai*nw toimmrs “ESIE rufi ifiPir m IIWHPKIW Ui'2 sV;A *y M pj YEn nin^ store, S 15 Just opening in the Holbrook Block, Hustings, Mid). ii'iH iilli-’ i F. D. ACKLEY. Druggist. Would invite the public generally to -cull and examine stock and' prices, and not wait for further notice. The JVcw Store is all the raise ! Wanting., Oct 25th. 1865, asaasn’i si- 5?1 » S^-1a J? Hi hiJ Ir h 3? H 1 ! U h ; 11* H 11’l I 2 »z- ~:=2- -3;1P «i ? 9^1 mH* -1 <3 -iul; hrn: Jp = -. 5 . 2-•2’*’ f B 5-S-SP4J 5 14 ^31 I?? h 1*3 S ‘ 11* Ai■* s thsfM=H' 11 A =s it ft&ts P s Mhr • 1 - i 0 Pit* eJjB . .l ill h it«Wifel ill PM; lb 11! t- [IB ’ ki? 3 - "-^8 f duiP • J °•iis H, I*3' £i B* d JI x r. 4M K * mu> ;ll« £■’" 4888888888833 «n 8 *- t-OQO»0O»>O-*-<««t-Mi 3 S ILii-y 8 g»3Sgiai �JJJotal anillgluttllnttiM. HARDWARE STORE GOOD8 H3D8 .UZldfinH kui<H,.O I BURT01 O.. H..«n< STr? i-'d kr c 0. Clark & Co., fur a moditino that will 1 cwro oiuglis, colds, croup, whooping Let *11 Our Meader* Knew Is gawarsJly kept up to ths waaU of tba peopi» and will be sold at BfUte or Bowjamt. U. Fsdhtr. Dr0*PJDt~8TXTtOF MICHIaAS Railroad Prices, Adding Transportalion; and eoauMs mainly of IRON, I'M1* Paints, Oil, &«. DR. RORICK'S STOMACH PANS, 8ITTB1S Nm Darn Sioaa.—We would direct attcntiHi tuthd Advertisement of F. D. Ackley in anAher column. ■ Ho ia open jng afiae Stock nf Drwji and ATedieinea, fancy Goods, Stationery, Groceries, &c., which hr h telling cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. lie aolicita a call, which llvjae in wont of cheap goads will do well I" notice by calling nt the New Drug Store, in the Holbrook Block. Esh Advertisement. Lost.—Oo Sunday, 21*1 inat., a Puck- rt Divy. having the name of its owner, •Ike. Clark, V.rduill. Jf.ch.” rm ibe Ih ital*. Whoever may .find it will n-nfti a favor and will be liberally re• ardid, by leaving it at thia vfliee. Tut Fsttonr Dehot of the Michigan Crtilial 1>. K.at Detroit, *«« burned tl>e groul-J r-tl Wcdliooday night of hint week. The fire occurred by. accidental |ux>pc<(y belonging to the Railroad Comjtny and to • tier fwam in all part* <4 vbernnmtry will reach nearly a million XI&&IWXMT SOOBS. MRS. F. D- ACKLEY Shelf Hardware, WWMHSS.WTW lau oro*r u h»published In lh*U*Mlag» Hanuar, smwspaparprmted In aald eounty. of Barry Lrlbrea •uwavtite waeks, pmtoaa i* AM* d*y nf hw(Atni.sopy.) B.C-HUNDLi, ROPE, I^egulati DIGESTIVE ORGANS. ??’ Farming Tools of all kinds, ’VXxcac, 'BxX.Xctft avc vxot o^eceA to \Yx^\k\A\.e a* ,pi uaeAve\.wx u>\<vt\x. xbaW. i pctilioa, d*ly rer.4. cute. a\k “\W.% tlx administrator. vb’Wvv to,” >ou\ a» a i r<vwcAYaV, a£cWt — a arcaX I 'But^aX.aXq’f o\ X\vx BuiXem.. SIGHT and HEARING! i ‘'•'We. *B\\<oa» av.»\vxcX» c>5 X\\c Wc%X avA SoWX\x\.\ver<. OCULIST AND AC KI ST. Kaa, a<vray, Ybwa tbcirtJ. a»d ibc num nfoe dolUnand (...irnxn cwt. vxexAcA axv artytke mort|^ige. be»id». <b« ea* SXowxacYte^vXXe'ce., vAvv.c'W, •boafd nut be granimi. Notice U lhervt.ro ben And It la farther Ordered, that card petitic WKcvk yw t\aavAA\cb, Indeatareof Mortgage wi! go. eutioo to I he peraona h.leroaled in i Ing to the outate in such » —-------------r.— data, Of lha poo.teney of aald petition, and Xvtae., art by n aal« ofUahuumua saUjaortcefte d.ocr. awCt at XW hearlag lloreof. l.jr eaudag a copy of thia 01 bed, being the oooib erot quarter of the north. a wwrc lubo publlalMui iu the llutitgt litter, a a< I vest quarter ot aection oe.entm, tn loun>hi| paper printed and circulating lu aald count) .---- ll,,. C'cntil. PiJious Fever, harry, (or (unr auceea.tra weeksprovioMtoi day rt liearrog. K. C. H1NDLE. Fever and Jigv,e. KOPS WANTED! Liver Cornplaini, the underriguyd a :)• pay tnra Sa Io to Ccnla U H (Lyepepsia, Indigestion, Jdwidioe, Kzdn ey 'Camp laint», MORTGAGE SALK. axvA aW. Ckx«ea*«.% \av nature. 1A INTO. AND.‘nrOODEN TIT ARE. HARNESS SHOP. tarnal.br BDSTOS, a ekvav- 'VXvc.sc. WxXteru c n-iJ.raMy wdur^tx! and imp ovrd. It is a util conducted nntl influential partial. ma art, eova\vowcA c§ rare. arUk \xo\v-Cv^\A rooXs avA Wx\j%, a-YCvcYv. w.a*kc XYvtva ■vVuAAci r?orvte. vu<«a.— \\ e surrender a large portion FALL & WINTER GOODS, <4 vur spice, litis week to the pyru ejd ingi rd the Ihmrd of Rupert isop*. It will be seen, notwithstanding the large AT THE COMMISSION HK» NOTION 1 persona bariBgeUiawwgatetHt.a1- leers, the finances of the couirty ‘are in j good condkloti, excepting tluit l.-gucy of \Yw, w°°T vftwn'B Vrtt.'adi. ■a.oWk'A timidity mid lad policy, the f20,000 Eiibimh and Uwttslo.ta.—tn the burry of arranging premium*, and the cornYv*eom|daiaofjo*r»loa»ad>,aufortaaaUd}-» limed labor of Secretary’of the Agricul­ aeptic ; but ought not your atooseb W wmplaio tural Society, Editor, &c., aeroral erruse ofyoot J’oesibiy tbepaapjeo rodwrsorada ply tbo slosacb'a matbodorukiag reva»ge upon crept into the List nF Prcmiuiiti, as pub you far ocglr i...«a.X abosiag ll. 1'whrp.yoo fished la*'. w rck. We note those errors bare oevri made oo) »«<Mt to !o>pr«r. Its cobdi I.UU, but on the other hsnd arc rootirn»lly er»m- GRIND-STONES, JTATE OF MtcnlOAX, 1 Prob. 3 Harry Coant r. f ’ tor aai At aseaaiun of aald Court haUea al stcUtKco.latbo tlllege of UaMtage, M tub day o< October. la tbs yaar o ”«i.w C. frMk?1 »rV^»’at» In th. matter of th* estate of WUliaa _ , the nndarrigned.CoinmlaaHxier.. duly appoint- -fetowwvcXv WxXter* ,Tot Mid dreeirod’ in ih. tarn.hlp of Haiti- »on>e, Wve. \uoot maw raaxv^ ■ Heplronb.”Ims. beiag lb* "Br. TXoYjaeV* ,limllod t.r * 8te^v<Ae\v Walter* are X\xc rvtXx ntaw't ttoYact, ax\A Comfort MILLINERY STORE EHM.lKli©©!’® IKIi®<KE. < V» tTAT»S. SILK. AND STRAW BONNETS, LADIES', ' MISSES' CHILDRENS* tire *pwUfaU>m||*fily.aa*lbeyaro awty that . i boat pargatirr laeusiB* Jrt rttacarrrrd. ftXovftaeV. ISvXXw* noubod that thlaCcnrt will hear and adJuaV aueh vav\\j,ora\.c. X\tx wuk avilk AeXiWx’iaXtA. ^r^erW.I«*l.pr»-^lbs^l-.. *«.i..i calf was a a graded to 8. P. Cnjy, Oinitrted m the report. A besntlfbl Autumra! Wreath, which during the fair wao placed over the entrance of tire floral tad!, was the work of two llttlo daughter* of Dr. C C. Bert, r.f t!ii* village. Il was n .t cnteied for premium and wo* overfouked by the jnt'ges. “<A w^eopy?) ( *rtF •. 7/-fltl At DlAjSN RA DQ1! 11 '< \x\Au\\A\vA.vi crttA ycvcOkc. TaY^C ate, Wxe. SotKtft’t. VntAfciL, ^ce,»e tv<vac, 'Duiirtjaea, twUwi, 'BNxcutttaYxwv* Ut. sixty-live.' TOZKSMWSSkTx'fftli: wjruu*. * ffhar. .giittru art put up irv ^uwH bcttln, cf which the abevt u a fha-ctmlb, Th? laM'ii.iMy mgrarwd.and wfrX a ewfr-Fuani /bwm aoMtw/sftsn. CVm* fl per battit, or ..Itad t* It* PeUH*B«r, u»« rxasmerlaaaidaui "^Tberrnpou. It I dV »f Norrab*' J£d“iLutblt«Jj Ungs, aad vhow c*»*». if »n{ ‘i’*'?'"•’“L I jj cBsaiiksn,., Merchant Tailor, Ayara Ague Cure, for the speedy and certain Cure of in». termitleol Fever, cr Cbilla and FevaK*. Dumb Age*, Periodical Heed AehonitBilliowa Headache .and Billions Fwwcc., /. Or. ■B.a'onxVv . ' ftXO’KUIC.VL 'B'taUMb 0b 8hert NBllec «ad la Gstd Style. In th* matter of the date of William M. Bond, tw"n K oiud. 1,0.11. M. Doud, nnd ll.n.j.t. A. COMMBS1ONEB* WIKI Ble&ddng and Pressing And all olkr work dung m,H- C. PRINDI.E, l’rotl»1»- Dv. YXo\>acV* . It it reported that the gallant Gen. Ter­ ry the hero of fort Fisher, will shortly lr»d Io die alter • daughter ofa well known merchant ofRichtnond. It seotna «a tlx*’ 'ho Southern dmnsrls are orereomeing their eversion fur every thing native «r germane to “Yankoedora” Other case* •imiler to the above are reported. Kept constantly on hand, end for sale on Reasonable Terras. . . �BARLOW, 7PW 8-MAJ TWIT UWWIITUI READY __ RKHjf COMTOm FLUID 1XTRACT BUCHU, iToa SEVEN GREAT BLEBSfflQg MCXUD . TO rm BUMAM Ujj ■’ oww Bonu o» ■.<gta HASTDtM DRUG <fc BOOK Have just Purchased STORE 0. ft SPAUEftlNG, uXS BBMO WJttti n«ux«u sh>./sm sm On—Afinl^. OoAir^* 0r~<r>. tai iw Jfi 1»wSM. WC« WC BMRk* Mj Stock embrace* all that is usaall/ YefAln'a CuunUy Store, tuck aa ‘ j HELPBOLD'S EXTRACT BDCHU, ' wwrtwJrimM tr-> >1B«—. DRY GOODS. NEW GOODS, $m«r, Roberts &. Strikes, 'SSDTJBSD 1PM0BS S To Suit the Times. JVRT BEC£IVKD GBOCBltfES WE DEAL IN iev and moat complete aseortment of DMVGS AND MEDICINES, f CheaaJcaH, PaiBla, Oils, Ac. DRYfCOODS, Groceries, IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE BOOTS AND SHOES, AcTo dim Ili .ir»I lv»4« Ao Great Decline, School In Prices, I am selling Books, BOOTS & SHOES, eTJL.TIONTErR'V, •*». •»4rfwW wM- riMR, PKMUUR. IRKS. F A rm, DTttOFER Hats &. Caps, UfflUIUNCE co. I nare a FyLL<SOX)pK of BOOTS AND SHOfc, in the' Lie of which I GROCERIES! । eS^^’Tel-CITCxnZO '/birwPi^wi Te*. porrsF, kuoam. stjcek. fkitir. FBUUKnuA RAL1US. CODFUML ladles* Calf Pontoee A Tea RhllUags. ' OUR STOCK Men** Urefwas at Twelve SMIllAg*, Ollier Thiaga in jFjwpnrUen| "Mj •AND- (buda wire ^ILL bought side* the OUB FACILITIES ready pay,* charge nothing for interest, •othtog Am koepiog boebe, nothing frr i -r' « . . ' T7*. rAa-A&tor, y Zv. SO^O/. rnd A-r ! ta aaaa saved xf teart^Mbi. • J , r*m ac°• •'•■latrwidiag; to philadsijth, i IKJSSX&rAytSyx.-! STATOUKEBT ABID Aha a gnat rartatf »t he cn®3irxs'u" T'xmnnsxB'T AH Cooklif Extracts, : great <J*cU~ iopshM, la^^ cHh or. TCCiVAT, RMSA.M. to W.M. ie Article I MassaiwtiT”— VEIT SMALL PROFIT Tttabe Sefen.'hacvr.er eaataeow Be*MM ta „ uSLiWaif'S UtSACt niOU '^E2P.r?OU2©*BO8B WACM For Doing Business, HH Mftvm Which will be sold TO ANT IX TBX\ STATK. Don't f-rget (be place, al RUSSELL’S STORE, CROCKERY 0. B. SPAILBIM. Hastings, Me, S, IMA is Ous Orwt Diarsifc •«j£ awdieerj P"” * tiers. Uakaaau. *«.. ’ yae »6y ml Mile rf RADWAYS ttAOT RMUKT WNl de m<w geed, ead eat he aaad ta r“ry°‘T' ■tU° **• *’U"’ "P*** *» «. tan OSRBXJART !•**-> [psore with .the JUUL'S Ml'UKU* CQ. Mar 10, IMA. j. . ria*a. Hastings, Mich. Boat F«U to Q«lL»t SpauUla*-. U* ojkiil Stele***!. CARD AMET1 1 S»33,lZ2.t;4 FOB CASH on BEADY-PAY. .most roret.*R FATHIT MEilCIIEt. is the largest ever brought to this mart, •**’ VERY CHEJUP! ARB XQUAL Ifcaaaaswe ewaacw a* term ■tnm WOOLEN FACTORY. Lyon's Periodical Drops! tlARHSUH. MICA. THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY • WANT TO000 lha. ,4 WOOL mennfwture into CLOTH — FOft IRREGULARITIES. Lav. MMdletlUe. lher •« them er by tto yard. FWiocxR»-»fr //Mt*/ ckeaprti ray to tftl yaad Cialk >r yeew/amiAae. Try ii! WOOL CARDING FLUItl EIJBACT S>»»trt»lttA, ’ W CAITO IBS EBASTI X (Me«*.**.ta J^aeaitt^ .R.Waue,. . T7<hl fta'1x3w*mas bkUmHs. la TUrel OLD LADIES As FAIR MAIDENS Agents Wanted • ‘-"•‘K «Ae*T m. . . a JKi WT NATION AX. WORK. The Lift, Ttser. ..d PeM|C BerrUre .f ABRAHAM SEW SKIRT FOR 186H BDDIB SilB'IS. r. rraoixys **• r»ir»< nrm LUT1C (er daeble) HFRISQ NKlkT. LINCOLN, •r D*- u r. aaocTntTT. TMeewk is tiUmiy a*. arigtel. vd *****^?*T*W Hhlory. Mbta ce IBDOTa & SHOES, 'sattmrir x. .nmr* r-e—.-f ' ■taM* wnhyiMeb And to lhair eradine*. •trlag f-r n>oeft.vl>M> daatrtng IM rn A RTXREORCOriC TIKITB, Shirts and Drawers ASgfSRrGuAlMni •* ' /"^eoMVlMCW I TNI MOST SKEPTICAL/ TMtTMW W oyUALLBO VJJrrvEiNTHr ’ plraaaal; eo l-d eBecte ItSVwbee oatag Huai Ub»r, w*W> disorders ft* etomesh, iSrport JRML JACKET ? J*** 'rta *• ■** w , ! ---------- *• JOKES SURGEON a BRAKE. DENTBT8, •«« AbJ rfrv. AUHWUWsTBBDT. ■r.9n RH BM0ADWA1, RL «. . HOWARD ASBOCIATWN. Smr, of CoBstwfub BK FOB HELMBORQUl � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-11-01.pdf ded2c12e538f17d397e8ad78fc712ded PDF Text Text SEVEN GREAT :rm to the JOnAt MHHT EADY maW TOL. X. ijr JjaitUj* Jttntr, Sastiny' Hiaym girtrim. IS FUBLlARKDKrBBT WZDKE8DAT, Stltrlrt Jtrtrj. formad «ne that Ubod brought ms half a ton of coaL krkXlutn-.C7k L - as^ir.ic.u, j W-.. uimkm rVi.M. tie nto the middle ofthe rofori. nsotu bow dura you r*dto the nice bonnet, it presented rather an ratediluvian aapect a* she pulled off the £Orartw*taib**Mrra pvTO, /Kbw. I *nw th. b*l!* of So-er f Dmlsng with th* Msmu *f leva B*rkl th* lowlj dor* of Bbarvn Get the'Genuine Article! SOLID I®»CRAMC»^lh*t stead* tl»« tnl at Timo and Sir*. «o public u»« and priKEAL Pliccnix of Hartford. toaMhrfKMian Bobb*,' u>* ifaqolru- Ivu act aware mH.-,- „ —riotmt ftii'wte«> aee thi* bonnet wants a little fixin ; yob dune over, and it won’t eoat you and It'll make you a real cioe hot. Miss Bubba is real good at fixU old bonqtta; and if she I* stuck u ha* to .work fur a livin' MJ*«i *• I'm glad of that” Mr*. Balo unfolded the dreaa, rad 1 looked at it in wonder. Sorely, it mbit have been made in the reign of good Queen Bera; for I never eaw any qf my grandmother* wear anything like It, and »o concluded it waa made before their MUI object la th* raoaq—the E«quire’» held brad flapped hto wing* aad etteifofl a loud eock-e-doodle-do. At the name time Ae dwr from tha woodvhod opened J® S’. tkak^l'aUkl, . and foe pig appeared, running and squeal­ ing ‘with *V bla might, einaely pursued Web Wk teeUM‘fmA>:Vte teye rf the run, were by the'dof. Thu ladicii hopped up Into J__ .... -ikTj.k. ™ of wadlUated wig*. — ----------------tbs chair* and screamed. Tbo men ran . -We find tba* nrtifcial'hair—under •fter the pig tn vain attempt* to capture jthJcbc*tero»y theatovo tnentinned wigs 1L were ,doubtlee* included—w.i* used a* When the rooster erowed Etqulrw ateera- efc., and la cohtfnually fa hot tee- Will by lU Gfo&ihe Carthageman*, "This drew,’ said Mr*. Bale, is one Gleason dropped MU* Hobbs' wig ter'wlA *om* of bl* neighbor* Inctxlte- rad,' more generally,-by th* Romani, that I tiler* tot a store by. I told Jacob screaming', ■“tit my hair alona, Mias ouonca if tome of the depredation* oom- who bought large qrantiUa* ~f human that 1 baud to part with it; but. tl I Bobbs I 1st my hair alone!" milted by hi* unrnly five *to«k. A few hair, .foeofiag .-partictdarly the SlooSi hadn't toy girl* to take It, I thought I'd Finding that hia hair was not let alone, wi<G.toe<Va* AmbergV* Mwrfe. bring it ovsr to you. You can git Mia* be put up hie hand* to see what was the Bobb* to maha It orer for yon, tnd it'll matter with LU bead; but he dropped traveling thro' Colqmbiana wm ohlijed to pass If* reridanea. ; A Btflg Worn the hair, that delighted the fancy of Ro­ them quickly arid began to danae around make you a aplcndid dree*." ’ man ladle#, vu te eOMtruet with It a About thia time an old lady took my the room, trying to (hake off hl* visitor ; davllght. nrah, tb*1t*ep4r of the Tinpoo Saib; diaeokered Al* p’evdo Qua. tort bf towerdririne up grandly from the wife aside and said to her : but ths ronater wasn’t to be shaken ofl; cyown of ihaibrad, till it reached a thbo''You’d belter git tome rapper, now, and In the Esquire’* endeavors to abake Inui attitude, and to ornament the aide* dpar, The folks will expect it, you off the rooster be did not notiee th* pig wra pawing of Ata ridie^luija atreeture with formal know. They bare brought in vlusls running about the room until bla foot oui Upon the road. Aff and bellowhig. and thtowlng ub-w tfo- rovn nfeurla.'Hnied around with inatbmuff, I guru. Come, ril help you act came in contact wlllr It, and he suddenly me«id<foOT<Mk.fl***Mly. In fwt;frtjn» emaUml.'peeririoA-atwIno* unfreqnently measured hl* length on the floor! tripped .the toblej’, the f.ry of 8- Wim»r* demrartrathm* in mporadd a number of pendant euri* ta the early part of my ministry, I My attention waa called to the win­ up by tie pte.ZHe fell upon ths litde on* would readily have taken him for on*1 •angling ...frpnt .various parts. The waa settled for about two year* fa the dow by tome one exclaiming: dog, which ottered one-groan and died. of the identicnl breed that hotted thelo- Greek Udiea, who pomeraed more aence villagb of Barkeraville, in ra old town “Wnal't that coming 1 U look* Ilka With him perished many hope*. and’taste than the Romen, refrained from ttiniotlve off* bridge.' 1 . • wbkh h*d been settled for many years. a moving wood, pile.” The gbsate were rather aaddenefl by , "Taka tb*« bull put ef tW; wayr tfasra rtrtleulr>u»extr#mr«,andcommrmly The inhabitant* were not drelingui.Uetl On looking out I taw a huge load of’ this tr*g1e event, and after toe Eaglrebad arrangod their hair (a» »*/ *- ' J thoutefl Naabiw be approached. far any remarkable trait* of character or wood coming toward the bouse, and on recovered hi* feet, and Mis* Bobbi her ur>—wkfc thv eievhat.*' wa* th*1 »;±3rp“'“’ for intelligence, bat they’bad so uncom­ top waa a woman with a bedquill thrown wig and good temper, they departed. mon propensity for money getting, aod around her. The <bod stopped in front When my quarter's afllary waa due, । ’ Tb'e anclhflt G»ula were pr< were very proud oi their broad acre* and of the houao, and a man carefully twat­ Ae bill of artlclra that had been paid to­ I tone*hair, *nd deemed that it dollar*, Lut were unwilling to part wiA ed the lady down; and" than they earn* ward it wa* banded In, and among the up to the door . and rapped. Th* door item* I found mrat of lb* articles that Ae aame. 1 bad been married but a few year* at opaiiad and in walked a stout farmer,, had been presented ar ths donation party toe time of which I speak. My wife and with an ox whip in hia Land, followed by with the evttrptlow of former Walson'a mvaelf were young and loeiperifnettf the lady, who proved to be hi* wife.—■ donation*. I foond what wa* charged far the an­ and did not underatand the tnvaiery of On taking off bar wrappings a quiet little getting along and keeping out of debt on woman waa revealed, clad in a dress of' tides, inefadira the bill at the baker., lb* small asJary which I received. Fut blue ftwnei. finished al the throat by a amounted to fifty dollars. After Ude experience { camo to .the it a mystery' to us how any one had ■podcat ruffleof white; her sweetmoth­ ever livad ou su little money. We lived erly free waa lighted up by a pair off oowelusion that donation parties were ex■on the hope that better day * would c«>me. kindly beaming blue ayoe. while her soft and w* were rewarded by seeing the bmwn hair waa neatly folded beck under light break tbr.iUgh to* dark clouds, shed- a little snow flake of « Mp, “Bera •qtrer*," said farmer Wa taco. I've brought yon dotrn some wood, and moth­ er'* goieome Hula mature fur your Wife Dr. Hall aeya, “What add* to the and children Well let the wimmen better appearance of the person elevator, 'Aa>«ffft^'>04Mrfed al the President’* folks tend to them, and you enow and what add* to the better ippearenoe of a hraao ra I'hureday afteroeon. A man. ehow me where to throw off the wood; farm Increase* it* »slue rad the respecta­ aomeuhst inebriated, called rad desired there'* a cord and * half of It, and you bility of Its occupant; so that, H t« *1to see the President Be wa* boisterou*. During th* last year of my lf«y .tn are quite welcome to it-" wavs a good ioviwtmsnt, morally and and an officer refused him admiraion up Good Mr*. Wataon'a gift* conaiated of pecuniarily, for » fanner to supply bi* ■MmS.U I .«"«-! a ■“> (ran *• stair*, wbra be became very dtoorderiy of the deacon*, whe informed me that soft flannel* and little warm woMen sock* wife generouriy and cherfully, according •ad ww* pot outeflhs ExecutiveMraaion. there wee to be a dra*l>«m party "bn my for the children. to bi« ability, with the means of making WbrafltowL fifty fee* from Uw dw bo Meanwhile my wife, with the assist- her family and home neat, taateful and behalf on Thursday evening of Ute com­ lurarjJ w.drcw * revolver wn rn.rfiw.ui.fM .*> Wr.ua rr tidy. A bunch of flower* or a ahillmg ing week. -We have jievar, doe* anytttng fi-r ribboo fiw the dr***, or a few pemdee' -------- - — --------- » waa captured and I worth of lime or a ddlar’a worth of paint takra baforejuatto* Walter, who fined you." •*. **. for the booee, may be ao wed ae la give him the earamaua *um *2,000 for carry­ ing ouoceated weapon*. Having no of thrift about* home altogether beyuod money he waa eommiUed. He gave hia the value of the mean* employed for the name Robbie* Sumner, and aaldbe wa* purpose. a brother ofOen. Sumner. He belong* It is perhaps s«fe to say, that on throe In .Atexnndria and his name 1. probably form* out of four the wife works harder, endure* more lh»n any other on th* place ; more than ike husband, more then A great outrage wu eummltted on a A Fammjui Wrrnotrr Aim.-M- VT. young mim by As pwwragere Io a etagu the farm-beod.' tsovs than the ‘hirod help' L soaeh in Iowa * few day* ■>'«*- Guo of of the kltebra. Many a farmer speaks Aearal^pfo 2"°"^ to hfo wife habitually in terms mor* im- Hnd* v> tho American J^ncuUnrul an die p**aeng*rs declared ho bad been rob bed of ISM. Suspicion fell on tbs young psrioua, impatient, and petulant than h* lutereaG«.»«»>«»l of • ■Mm BmiU. beta wlfiwrt arm.- maa; b* wa*i, aswrebed, no svidenc* or mm im r- a* X". n.i. ■ urr would rae to the scullioa of ths kitchen, erly kie^.U ” f™. .Ml I "<• "" ” “ Inatrad bfappealing lq the charitable guilt eoold b* found; yet th* brutes ausor to bls hired man. pedded bit* by the rack with a rape until Many a farmer ’ s wife la literally work ­ for aurpprt, U «rain»enc*d,early to copn>u>j nlw UUW l1*1 •’»'**» “ C.rtf«k!?.enrr£.k-^ Im baeama almost lifeUsa. Be wratben bw^uin. i«w. fce-r ed to death in an inadvertent manner, cut dqwn,pnd a phyridan sral for, who from want of reflection or consideration on th* part of th* husband. Non* era nroAouoced Ws spin* serioedy injured.— k. I'-l “• » 1 ka*-»»“"« “ At fait aceouut* th* young man was In ah unde rslaad better than he, iu plowiug. or C Aflar Maa. Grraa bad r*■ KJ Bowing, or harvest time, that if a horse at, a Um, m>tU babeaMft'e a ,ptoap*rd«» gsta stek, or runs away, or is stolen, an­ ermer, Haring no hand* be learned to u*e biktoca, which were longtrtban comHi* Up wva lira very fcxJBte; Fran a r»i. bort dry *"« btersfi. pIRENIX INSURANCE CO. " -RV. -Wilmr.,- a. giirtllmj. nur wsiTioi rum. /Yum the Official Statenuol. rem battle cnnla.fs am mediefo*. a* w<ll rinit » eiipenor medicine, than on* dollar'• rh of t!ie ordinary psin-kUlsra, tiaiawal*. At, $933,172.64! (FEBRUARY IMS.) ‘“"I* *f KADWATB BEADY .11.1 -.11 do (nor* good, and con be wed for ultrt^ri'dne^n le° ’UU“* wptedsd fer REAP WHAT MRS. WESCOTT SAYS. li HL'NDKED THOUHAKD OTHKR8 BAY TUEMAME: ' MRS. WESTCOTT. Insure with’the Phoenix. I'lMcnix policies in*m-<l by > r r. * princlpl* ot interaeee, UmwU «*« al Ma Ll»t •( tear, awd CaUIM riacew. I1ASTI5OS-et Hilling* Hoew. *»<• IS‘b. A lllh, S«pL IMb A 11th. Ort. S4h * trth. CUARLOTTE-al Pkwaix Wraoe. AwK- l«»b A ma, Sn-L ink a nth. Oct. totb a nth: EATOS RAHIM-HoW, A**. 17U>. B^t. 14th JACKMlX-nibUrtl IfouM, Aeg. 1Mb A 18th, Feyl. Ulb A 1Mi, Ort. Ulb A UtaALBION —Parker Exebseg*. Aeg. t«lb A «»t AepL ITtb A 1Mb, Oct. !Mb Ulb. M ARSHAI L-lUnxlon Home, Asg.tM, Beyl BATTLE CRpEK-B.tU»O*k Um", Aug-I IM. Sept. .Ort. Ort. 15th. K ALAM AXOO—Kalsmaaeo lloo*«, A•<• 84th, aoon dodging about the room. । The door again opened, and a lantern- i jawed individual. *ta feat high, entered I rad- W himeelf, mdked. hl* own eowa. MAetodty for atw web pweedlmi*.- VIRTUE JN THE ilex. Elliptic ’ RED JACKET' ora if ’em ; be’. week* •» LturdaY, and a right dpwn amart pup betetdo;>ky be’a caught two rate »V ready and chaaed one cat to death, He • a darnatton amart pup. W l»-, £d to*contain a ikelb ' XTOSaABM — s “• p‘p JONES & DRAKE. RGEON DEHTI8T8, w I». »«• ..Id eall th. stteuttaa • of AIX sraff* wishing aaythi>< in tbs of DOTISTRT * Alter thia individual cam* with a porker under bi* •.veepactentW R“* <* *»* fart.imirutatote Afthe raaMry on mem* • —p»0pte-af» lewd not te pryrtiem Mr- P«* ��R. jiral.anH •-VEN GREAT BLESStMoa «» TO rar ■'.ajas. DRUGS! DRUGS nc,„ rKEsn AidiiVAL OF A1)Y G60D8 NEW ^ofe^iasa^ , It. JTAJflJilA&ML .0 pwph. and wiH,.lu;,wil<l al 1* gnatewSybnpt apt* Um vaataef Om lusnNCs, Uiai. Railroad Prices, HMI MI MEIIMUI, Addikg TranapovUltai , aaJ foa.'.t* mainly •[ Books and Stationery DR. BOMCt'S Paints. Oil, H*nw*ctw.| owe n.rraawn uaaa8TD1UtfiJ% 1ITTI1S NEW f th. MtaBHinity M Ibronlea^l ,(lb > >..*««-. «|U>.r tWnall 1'oa, VrUra 7Z bu* urTt nUta FevwryMadWwVaR Ibe brat diaiafrclant in the rr-pHLoSn. ting the pmt and present week, -iliacn.uBt for any lac* I’ «*• *«* ’■ °«r _ rT*r- T Shelf Hardware, MiiMSraar AAosa. jj*-T1i«'U»>nw «f lb« •f'V,r. du- . ROPE, MBS. g. D- ACKLEY Regulator • __ gtfSMriXrsi Mss or the hijtbert attaiwueut. in nodical *cirno* Br* u,,w «*A<WConi- ■ tflh IvUicaTaicin. •r i c cpul • f,.c*frtta‘ ; tu j am. Lrt Ibooe ■ Im> ^nSnS^S gljStWE n^odiae It- ii Red Jacket Hitter*—M • r*4nralito trt frteri. feterr.and tbu »rr» l*^?t strotigtben. altrr griirJiiine for feeble c»-ii»nle*«wl»; t.m-b Bahoni and C-<’» Dy«p*p- DIGCSTITE ORGANS, SIGHT and HEARING „ . . , OODLUT AX' It KMtSTi ’VXwae.'B'CCvt'ra r- nniwnr c a Oi. tTMungaad fibag tbe eetitaa, dal; verged ot WUli.m RcNnit. o®« uf th. •daiiMecr.ler* «f •aid NUK puncgfcr »«*<»• Ibureinta tatb. Uia|rte aMitaAtaftad U «rll ateua nal wtela L-O£P»K fo .aid deteterd fu said pettOta de Tlirreup,i«i U i« Ordrred. That. M««d»v. Ute. iSbfbdav «T Xaveaiter nril.alnlero’eiaakinllM | "“SPESXrt har-Jy ithd speedy in <*•« <<f t*,«'a lhaprf«.ja Cure—in errtain toeurv di«[«-tia<a. no matter c4 1~« long rtaod|1’g.|iid:gc*ti-n,ar.J all diacaac. lh*l orig­ F.arrrrinp Tools lndrnlaw<rfMartg»a* winbe f»r»clte«d ac«rd | in. lets* .'rtwfn iart-tss.' mM'Siul yrwid«d, br a ta of th. ia mW nortaaga dtecri-; b*-i. bnog the walb-omS quart*r nf tu* iiurtbantqiurM of Metwn wr.ntcay. in toaatalp Ihrw north of rrnmo **«* *M< tn th. CornUy of Bartr .ud HUI. of Michigan. cuuLuulag forty -w.w'ui Und. it |>aHlc ancuni. at Ui< aorih door KOPS WANTED inate in a diotfdered stale of tire rtomadi aSBWESTGJ' ate \\gX (MeteAto X\xe ^u.\Axc a* a wieWvcke w>tucVt waIX. cate aW \\ve u>\x've\x 5\.e»\x \» \x.e\.v Xo," \>u\ at a vevaeA\.a\ aoewW—a 0,vea\ ‘Ke^.wkaXot o) NKe eueleta. \w X\xe 'Wv.Xyoux a'veXvbcXe Wve Wc¥.x <noA HoutkVtxerc ka», ^ot a \ovm Xvrae, Xseexx vaueXb a.uAeA a»<\ avXveVe o\ ftXovaaeXv ’SAXetw, w-YAeK,^ taVxw exv \\vo^xy av\A aX X'ac ^tcr^ev Xxvac, ott a »ute \vrc\xuX<ve o$ Pilioiie Fever, Fever and ^gae. laver Cornplaini, ’""“'pAix-ra. 1 " 1 O"A _........ iDTTY AND WOODEN IVA RE. HARNESS SHOP U itt2VSp«P»Kb Indigeetion., Jaundice, Kidney Oermplainie, . * “* C,“'r ' ’rl Iterrviina .nJ llltna th* p.Utlaa.'Jaiy v^l AhMV. * *re>li,«r <-f aaM d«*fl ariag that tb*M»iui«<rali«n afaabl Miatei of nil kinds. , reliable vegetable tonic awA eX\ Jauau» c$ a umvUr uaXUYU xmHMx Xotrtc U bor.br giraa. that lb. rV\\c,%o, IS\.XXct% •nd adja.t ctalata ajalnatiba drtwJ. I Adtiau Ji are coax\xo»«A a$ rare aa4 ^.owxr^uX. yocXw<xwA \xxv\>%, voYvwcYv make X\x*m IEWINIII MW IMMI FALL & WINTER WatnutarAx, <M. 25. Mr. IxMiia Siludr, Iiofowl At Captain Will, «a* at the i’letedcni’a b-uee »•► Slight tn hilevwJe iu l«cft-df <»f bin dieut. JI* ia .pnfbrtMivu that <t>e military «omIiiimo* Ma I atrul Mm gwil’y ”f GOODS. AT TILE . ,aw. jwowrwvj ”, tn. If.rro. f, br W»u4a| a roi-■ r f tM* order Io t. paXtrAr-t tn lb* ZA-o.j. A>»«r*. a BrwrMper prlutM""** rtrrahitcd ia ~id rowat, ofJkrr*. hr throe S0Ctrr.1T* -«k« Tfr’IoO• V» Mid dy orbe.rinc P- C-WttNPi.lt,. . (A trae*cnpr J oc*1' Pnlalt- Dt. ■RoYiack'e T'r heat Isrratfen afth* An ta '• vt sngqs,;,. pl.kY B hi* l-ouet Di l l X,£1 •••» «l«*ble) Sl'kIXC MU ST. rtrmr n c.i»u afarremrAw neat ft- ttXovfxa.e.Xx 'BxXXft» TATE OF MICUIUA J. I „ VrteMt. C-H tarry C—|r. I• **i*^2L At atentoe af M>d < «"'• baltaa at the t*wbte.iXZteU" .Ul.f> M UteUag.. “> Frtea. 4«.rt amdda—o-4..ltaM--bi| MMM, XYxe \vooy VMMb YMMtax^ JJtocXa'Y'* BAY*! ’ ’ ‘,"7- ’* '. Lta »igtt .b-udrrd a*d e^rya hn«t, KWrauC I'rwdte. Jadaeef I’rvbela teX^tatarMU- Aai.nd WMi— K Tymk Dt. D.o\»aeV* S 5KIBT F0BU86M . feXovcvixcXv *BkXXo.'c% AtUarpoi'a Kerry, the oilier day,Si Multini I'rte aud bi. fellon-capitaL*' <r>.«i England esravated an old fvllu* arc X\ve AeV vaaiaX ttoYaee axxA Cova^oA. 5)v. 'R.oYvackS ftXoxxx.txeXv *B\XXee« WxaoYatt t\xc. \xpcuk aw& AckktxtateK, ♦sc hiving tun away. I waau’t worth tabieg ilirn; I ain't worth iwHhie< now; >• I'm w]Mare. Judge,(to Sir Mortuti) (A J«Q« ♦' «’"*•£ 5T"7(ftsfifcrAWsu.grirrt^ IBU>« matter of lb< ratal* of WilUaai M. Dond. <wLl-cui areg le.rrtta tMJSv•rirg er th* rota when 4raging I uf Ibe an ,aad ettaiatadabM if* be:4n*fiw£aS£M^&r« nt tLa wuiat wAaaefoMdMf *■**• , ar«l are anq11 i gio |yMlI • Ll. • - >■ •* 1 > ire fordW Dupl*? El^k »i.riag fikirL” C. »1M» ■ an., ncx*r «mmxmF»T v»r Pteta, and NHT RUBBER BA edl»ttaWl4*M'1g|p . MILLINERY STORE The trunk 'fan oak trwr from th* eit trntvbiiictita at tbe Bp-tiny Kania lWUlo> field occupied hy the Gefedeealee during flat cngn^cuurtit, ia»a exhibition at the aorib portnai of the War 1 >*partn»enl,cnd'«rd with a railing. In the attempt of th. •nerny Ui rvtake ibe entreuebmenta thia nee «*• the rvcipimt of nuuiberlren tntslort and rifle shols.nnd became ad e|4h»tered and torn as to (all. The trunk ia thirty-eight inefaca m diemeter. It ia an cljcct of much interred. Dv. "BLoteoeVd « ftXo’ctvac.Vv "Bi.Vw.vw &TVM awuj nuXOMtMt. Oft. make Ia}. ckao^uXU. E©nZKB©DZ’S 5J1CDE '" «* aiatM. SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, LADIES', NIBSES' n AMU CHILDRENS’ preeaha. wkaa taktaiela»y» d*wc. dGU.^8. Kept eotatatrtly on hand, mid for aala uu Rraaobabl* Terril*. Bleaching und Pressing And all‘ether work dune . /. Oi 5Urt XaUee aed ia fiaad Kyle. Now Ceodto Bcccived Weekly. “ ba* pargaitbe mrdletae yai dtemmA Ajfer'B Ague Core, for lb* »|~wd) and certain Car* of h»terodtient Furer, or Chili* aod Fartfa Dumb Aaar. r<triodi<*l Hand Ache or Blllioaa 1 IcadM-'l^^lMj Hi Hums Fever, indeed, f.< the alu.lr claw of die**tea originating in biliary daraagMMUt, cauted by . iba wialarm of miaattalia count ria*. J.-»i‘.K Dy. 'R.oWc.k'w ftXovt\ae\* *B\XXct» aY<A\xc BoXAwS VyYiuA.,^ D\uYY\xtba,D^»enXtY\\, L^eumQVinv, etc. r1.-- L'-.tifrf art £14 UP bottln'.o/ wfcioA tAw abott it a .^plj . EtrncKT akd obm Si-ArK—Tb« Ken- , lucky sKvebUJarw arc full of Iribdatim. M»ny of them, b«tng di.loitti, haeingaold Ucir slate* by military ialadwreuc*. th*y •>* spplyiag to lire State Court* fur r*- 1 dtc*r. Hot '.huaa slat e, having bacn probouoced fre* by millitary order, lb* “itiMirr." m«y cell nnd abiatlc for tbeic tttora la vsin. » „ l U the Kaaludtiaoe here ae much ttU- lata. CATHAMXM rUKLM. , UMtia«K Hv >'.!» laMUyUMtUMaboteiataM. I Wq ata ef Uaardisa of said Miao™. i7 . “ liiiAKUI.W^JIALE:... .. “lrf•; i, bw.br air rn 11“' *• * FOR SALE BY GESCnWD^D, Merchant .Tailor, j5pjjj55MO>iEli'd NOTICE. RXADY MAI>K CLOtHJFG, HROAIXXOTSA. CAJtfiMJMS. TttTDtOJ PfoclAintti.m. because vf her '"’•Io. would prnetat A ( ln the eye* of th* Wuei wl; slave State >e the Uefom C-GOUHtOO., 1 uuwmi aro,. I �their best live stock, and keeping the poorer to-breeJ frbm. TWs U had managexnnnL, . If a fanner has a good esw, sbd W worth as much to keep as to salL Tbs sam» applies to all other stock. 2?.8#g:>- ’PHLMOIIC byHj YtAWKft) Tone; . 1 KUnUKE HIM. Tb^JJtifxcT "buch n. •th*4 We will illustrate a case m follow*; Fayer A has a cow that give? 20 THE HASTDtG* DRUG A BOOK Bavejttti PurebsM’d STORE A LABOE MOCK'OF- ' . aa KWanxiT 0. D-JSPAULDBKL gives bat 10 quarts, from which four pound* of Utter only cot be' faedo in a week. Oueeow ke values at SSO, and Ihseiher m MO., He sella the eighty ' dollar sow and keeps the other for Mi own aw. Now, let we ace how the ao . ».h fcj ,im« till el qs !<■ i । *< a- o o x> 0 AkMndtluv siSS&K, iMUk hbm NEW GOODS, OF ALL KINDS, W lych bo*«posea to neU at iw wuUiaMMM wi AND AT PRICES from three cows. The beet eow pro- -My(8toek embfaoM all that is’pend duces 0 lbs. of butler a week, say from ¥<JWU> Dtoomber wBdti lb., and 30 cla-^2 35. products Jn U® same time 1W Iba of better st HO da., Wmounting to only MG 60 which la 145 75 . -... /! .Fl .*■*! *» ■:/» «■»«». . VkM tw Mag ROM *' L Roberts &- Striker, Suit the Times. DRY GOODS. jjjbdwb© ipkhcbb’ jrorr »eci:itki> WE DEAL IN- ‘"J tew and most complete amortmeot ol PJRUGR AMD MEDICINE*, 0 CRcsalcaia, P«i«ts» »<ISv*e« each cow, and it is safe to say, that the advantage in keeping good rows over poor ones is cot improperly shown in the alioso statement. A farmer aOualiy throws away from >23 to HO each sea. Xcn, when ho sells a first rate cow, and keepe a poor one in her place.—Rural i<uaa IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE BOOTS AMD SHOES,** *i ». d. u, a _ • H School DRYCOODS Groceries, •> B oks, S^LA.a?XOXSEE&EV3r>• FEXB, FKKCXLB, 1XKB, FA PER.EXYELOPES’ CARD*, As.. *<- 1 nave a FUpLlSTIJLJqK of BOOTS GROCERIES! AND SHOES, io lh« sale of which I 1 CtT<X«C IIifWWMl'P‘ftWWh'1 Ladies’ Calf BusU*W h^Tea IhllUap. i’midhc zyn^Ji^JI OUR STOCK Men’s Brecaae at Twelve B^JlUft', • Article! TEA. COFFEE. BUOAR, BPICES, PEPPER, PRUKE8.naa, JUISIX8. CODFISH; > fact, evewtblag tn the Grocery Ime, each u rUl be needed for fomilr nee. Abo ■ greet variety of Ute (EDD3CT37 'J-XP^TEIXE'J And CoaklRg EMricts, Uy GUuds we/wALL bought since the great ritdino in pric^lwU^.r.oeph o. OCR EAaUTlBS Which Willib<5 Bdft ready pay, charge nothing' for interest, For Doing Bueimess, snttfnfc mrkMptaf'tbMkh, nothin# L* ri >ni tit ARK EQUAL TO ANT IK THE STATE. VEIT SMAIL PROFIT SvuKna or Limb roa Cidkr.—The use of thia article to prevent cider ftrpoi becoming sour, has of ItUo years become anils common. Authorities tdl qs that misapplication to cider forms an acetate of limn, which stimulates the kidneys to unnatural action, and is therefore, decid­ edly mjtn-lnus to persons predisposed !•■ disturbance of those organs, hl osta rd ■eed-Wtll arrest fermentation, and by lu use, and drawing the cider from a <a»k and. bottling it, a coed article may be aecnred, by those who use this beverage. BI!KIK>. Don’t forget the place, at RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, CROCKERY |jl/A/UQOi the role. How little and bow often, may be asked. So little that the stock will eat up clean what (a given thejn morning, noon and night; and lqutbe long,.cold nights of winter, a feed AtWt beftfra bad kirae, nay about 0 o’drA, 'fa edY^a&le. is the largest ever brought to this mart, ■Jl. JUMl.p. M.J I. 1HA I1 in the Th!* wa call often ; that U, foWriiMs a day. Though the quantity sboq!<f sueh at to beVs leu up dean; vet it *nuld tjseDougb to keep the stock hi gu6d. thrifty ccmdillon. No starvstioo nr ball feeding them. Tills doe* not pay. 1S <> FOB CASH OR READY-FAY. Iffll '' FhtBMxo Stock.—Lints .aftd oVen 0 • Balt la thttealaf twine. , A correspondent stales some interesttngexperimeota to teat the tree of sa!p?» fiHwiug awioe. He selected two pair* of barrow hop, weighing 200 Iba apiece. One jwlrreceived, with their dally allow4DCU of fcod, two OUICM of salt; the tub .Swqialr, similarly fed, none. In the course of a week, it was easily seen that the sr.lted pair bad a much stronger appetite than the <*bem, and after a fortnight If wm ijmaaedto two ounces apioco. After. ftxa- months, the weight of the aaited boge was K50 ibc each, while |bit of the nbealtad, live weeks later, reached, only' SOO ibe. The experiment was repeated With almost precisely the !aa®a .results.’ The correspondent feeds yonag.P'g» »coordir.g te-tbeie age, -a quarter of an owno«daily - breedwig eoWa wry little' dkriwg pbs^naecr, and during the beat of MnMMt wWibold hin t degree’from a*;M'it Mines iMrst and aU»Wli»jrto VERY CHE.Ii'! *,10 May J.*. TAN*BMDMT’S Lyon’s Periodical Drops! THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGCLARITlEa. , aCOOBnlk 10,18GX WANT 23.000 Ila. of W0fl1>k, manufacture Into CLOTH—* \ Lob Nee. It. IT 18 and loo, MUdlnelH.. It it tie eitopnt seoy io fctoaoA Ci Try ttf WOOL CARDING FAtBCECROST* FLU[D JIjaACJ tAKtAFA^ILLK, D-. Prvmptly aM ia Ue Bea* Wasser. The hM of wnrkatea M^toTet. WB ©AITO 32 WAT 2 OLD LADIES * FAIR MAIDENS Agents Wanted MtBdaSSS GKEAir .NATIONAL.1 WORK. aWeesMiiikj—e. Tie Ufa, Times and >- *T9///ZZ| maJoti ./J , , ABRAHAM ImKhin !| LIXCOLX, »T ®*» 1~ P. MU>CXKTT. TbUWark to vnllraly M ariirtaa*, mA saaMmwreaCbbs^Btatovy, PsiBiaal «a rwr.^Bpvwtus. Mumsgsa. PrssUaeMtom. A«.. wmra a BE©®?, ragaaasg aanzex.'S ' OR HA!.K~4»Ws Ba sseiton TFJa Tboraaa. | _ .. ■ rf- U-_< — Shirts and Drawers First, r get a broadside viejetvf thb’BHi jrilL kt a distance of about twq rods, */l Sava.aoticad furycsrn that (bar* *aan gn^BWmOarlty in the general prnportltma of al! first' class mllkiva.; bring I very arnaU in girth just Uaek of their ft>rvnrrd legs m compared WIA -the glrftr jnitfernard of their hips. I harn nevar ■cat a first rate milker.. of any bread not thus pfriportkin r no that If this form 1 la wanting in an animal I have reeeommended lobaj do got ^cara Xo look at 1 her more, Milasa I want a-Bretder for •ome other purpose than the the dairy. . For breeding <>rrn I ahnflld want a cow ' of .reverse proportions, L a., larger girth *Hri. ” 'jwfij&RAriuO ALBUMS. ”*.** «"» *° latrodaee Umw 1 “SKtmCAL ; M WNCOUALLSD LJ.-J. IN THE 360 J’akK.EOTCE. . ;Jxni.3AM[ WARRANTED TO BLTi; The de-'af R 0CTMB0M * WMMHhHF Brv& dans bMiaess hrtv* t ve ysan. and tars mtsv su.d ssSMrfy*.IhMfSMs AIm, NUBIAS; HOODS, ta. . with lasts wide apart and free frsm l seed warts or tons of acy kind; T OFFICE OVER BLAEEV STORE. ■M'tra milk 1cm than 4B weeks amc +tj M; also M io the quality of the • and to close. 1 milk her wltb wsy •; Brnn of CG&ntarHb X£K FOR HELMBOUrsi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-11-08.pdf 3d932cf6786eb94f3d4e8a083d867630 PDF Text Text A ULKOHIC jcnoua •"! H wwitbah wwarua Tsana wrvss ui ijrr « a’r4a” gtar aadl TOL L - --.q ■.*- -■■ - ^ii'aagodgiesijjh a-t gajtngrSmtf, .. a *t-bumxd xvxfcx WMxmf. i-FJ!ili £■■<»■«■« «■ ntmxca A«*x. cocurr **,w1 each end, but tapering ggch.way toward U» 1, wu Th. Irak w.. lot quit. ■ itamr. .low ok. ud. .of , wr ftruhi. un, V.S“ >“ elUra. a T.rj Imp oo, Ip , unldt low .rf Ik.., .tliV<»r1T|Og .ta»^J'tl|U<>,. the gorge in a line nearly parall^ vlth th* track on the opposite aide, Cor three fourths of a mile. . We were pitohing along with that pe erfWr reeking, bounding motion, eo diflereat frotn'TKh ‘.Jar of ordinary that speed Au ve snrspt u> the top of a grade around ibeaMe ufa hill that commanded a view of the gorge—Joe and’f both on the lookout—we saw, at a moment'* glsnae, I efNKgb to make ua concentrate onr think­ ing IsetiUiea, and act in a burry whatever waa beat to be deme. There, on the siraigtr.TrscIi, just at the tfKENlX INSURANCE CO. Get the'genuine Article I Q Phcenix of Hartford. ju.ttarwilfcel’sfeJ.-wW-SfeJiesU* sol- 9!£itu«4! trmuABT «<*) a vaics®e vvksv-j *u eammedjuaw. wsrrMl -i/s—aa ed ■Mussr*. and t!>« I'bwa’* - —“ OwhU^ltaJ ■ 4 l«¥> Insure with'.the ‘Phoenixiwvu ilowouk ™.. — -----i«m errieU. SECCW1 TAX BEST. SttisirtlBufi.. Ussa atwm B14 ranUHiiar sii«au«* KES WA»»AftTEI>. DtMsses of th* Used. K*r* Ey«. Sw“- pnn-.'ph of ■arranliait • MB. »*^ " W’ » rar i-» effect'd. TMj J'" " * * (-Ua-M^ftaca M ths 1 ,noci|>l« at hwirrsecc, shori'l es!t ri o*»i. ‘ List of Van «n«J Cwlllas Place.. JI ,. .mmhipmij Bwyngfl Ejk-uu. fcw.we.A-r-... ■ , ■ Wail, iww married aalastl—I. Nellie Anderson, who have dselarrd soires of times Ums I never woirtd eiarry. *1 eaaitet Mderetand, Nellie," said my artatceiatic mother, “what there is.hbeoh Alfred Wardow, diet woh you eo readily, wbewyoo refudad.aomany meeh better "0;VngTbo**>;fro«th,<rtaifouar.ff.r.? ' taiu Of light So. When at tavwstrai*ed * ,v Well let me think a Ilula about those ‘ belter oSsr*." -smd gee If I eao remem- conr feeble -riade oWsr.rgveaa! ber any objections io them. Itat me sen t —th* first really *Uteriv» beau that I j ever bad, Ue----Brut o«a that might — --------------------be - call- fFew momenta tebe dsxri«<>8 splendor of • (g rd a suitor, w«* th*-*oa'of a retired flier- ] cl. —. who _L_ L-2 121 some to -.-. -.- Gwda' truthschant had — lately oOrvj bee*-' , ■’ , «iuLw ............................. *------- “ ilet ec iMt eaoe Alfred; Wald®. * «**f;**»:T Vovn^r^d gubWCT life! village and eroctnd a splendid mes>ian wHheutbcMiiysme weMWi orjs«sw»] aioa,ir» white bimadf *ed femUy Will I, tri. «*hfow tbrt — bemouW bring in a alyle almost princely aasgulF WllU UUWIU'J ...... —----- -------- — .xnvjuuuB Wurreedfly■iseetoWfl.imd--' .N.bfod'frtaad Iccnce. Edward ia^ just returned fo>m ,.... pc.ih.ararJv**d •<®di *11 > euUsga. was vary handsome afld' agree­ ik». «k«s b. wa.«ki~s to-*;*?^*”! Hoehe^Sr, <n*MB W>d p.w.w.0.., 11. u-l able, and pnaiiteid * degree of taitet that might Lav* tnedwh.m a great mao which seemed to baffle thcm,',ak they U.rt.sAH> ta*IMM>k In the world if he tally bed » little muee pttlled'ft outward*. We were witMn a energy. But ho w**-nu* amliltleue nor ,0.^11 m, rnP«’V'"’**d “ tnile uf them when we dieeo.ered them;, Strong miadod enoogh to suit me. J*e nna »r andMeaob *><leed them, (he shout canrn (bet xoviperty, and '■b«n Alfred name and was on* pC Iboe* «x«edmgly eMitelr S rvfoetall Ita^WMlthpf Ns — .inioluaeocsh from hotb of na—‘41* v.mng gentlemen wberwill always agree wrong side <>f the curveThe ignorant with anybody, rigbtwwrong. Hanim* bla eoul. Ho was «*red » Profmecmfooie were palling oat the Inside rail msaid it “would be a very suitable matte ship in ------ College. W Nt A would U»ft ateed of’ the outa.de. In the latter cose for mo; for I waa so proud and self-willed brought N» honor a^ emolument, but noth.rtg oould have saved ue from run- lite 1 would net along batter with a site- traitors bed unfurled the blaek Beg of Bing off ibe track, and probably into the •mart husband." But, allbough my treason against our gforioua oH /»B»or. (urge. Oor dingle brakesman, teeing vanity was aouMwfaal (Uttered at having aud be thought it b«a duty to land * Wp, U>e danger—< auppoae from habit—was Ip. W bate <4 a young, rich and handsome graduate w Ing band Commencing to lighten the brake, but at periL ..Painful M was th* thought to muq a look from Jew I aigaated-olf btakoe," I aeugunot 10 detain him, fee 1 knew Uared. .Hmiafh tow* wUhenl aolie^.r Joe meanwhile opening the throttle to it» widest extent as we dashed down the Tb* next wsa Dr. Benmngtnn, the prin­ and braves*. So he wept fi<» »• th«b gradejat'* positively frightful relocitr. cipal physician of our village; a man just three y oars ago, and radiated uj the k..sW UM***; -u As wa neared them,* party of them who entertained great respect for men in glorious cause of liberty..' !,M« .•i***4' ln,U.r>, «nl<SAl»U»4. «wuol» <huddled together near the track. 1 geoeral, and a very great reaped, for him ihruogh many a firey rryttaalt ujsUrmad, the serge* h* b»d a?**. ■.«: J oi eelted a Urge alick of wood, iotendiug, if self; se.-ood couvin to Henry ■ — -, a*d esUl th* tecrk.te UmW ------ pwaible, u> hurt “somebody." Wo were nephew to on* of ourex-governorw. He when he wound going altogether tu«> swift to fear thrir waa too overt-mring and dictatorial;and taking alm stus;**d for that matter, 1 auppoas they enuaidercd otir destruction .U«*w »««-i. U» W»-<4. stick a certainty that firing at u» would that be always eSsoded.see.; 1 twooliaeev be needleas. I was poising the b«R slick that one evening at • lisersry exhibited uf wood, and gushing at the rate of ha was ao well plaawd with on es^ sp-ced-l're had aoioa oraclue In throw read by mo tkwl'beteok oceauon te In­ ing parcels from trains tn motion—when form ma of Sb* fact, hoping however, Joe suddenly pulled the whistle rope.— ••that it would WJt makc me rain—for his ReXnWe<iAort Irid down hie MOja^i* The Beane shriek accrued to startle them rrgard for ms xeigbs have led him tn for en instant; they huddled closer to­ '♦ould like'lho money for. If con gether, and 1 loosed the stick outwards and downwards. 1 had barely time to see and make ereryltwR atotfld ytmmiserait crash through the group with the force blel Yeo rtHTffHf fitfltefr ‘Sb*O«fej flow­ of a thunderbolt, wl.«, with a jarring er*'ted *l"gfog Wrd* or m the mire. s*t plunge,'the wheels on one side struck the rrumdedby ftiriaMfr^* The .mow*, naked ttea. Tliat part vt tbe tr^uMa »a had feared but little, a« fU Impatuaof mo an opportunity towhare bi* h*kse and af.frapp*** which.ft»;«n foehfoataMaj *t>flwjil|^kfete*» swift»g the engine was almost sure to make it fortune. And whim I.fold Nmah^lsd- 1 ^afo tairtitfl the track again. On ;he traek, though I cherished for him a tnaea pro­ f.ee, a kind ' M*»V words. On the other hand; toy >*uri*oia but a frw rods ahead of o* was the for­ found resnect, y ta.l did.not thmfc ibex wo midable barrleade, and beyond that the sbtaiid be heppr fog-ifanr. that We won. ;1I suited to aeh other,* bewplisd “"’uh-W.»r»; •iwt'yrf.'• • erv dignifie" manner:, "Do not for the shtek. I bad grasped the brake rod of the tedder th-ineiant 1 Itaj ni.ee of wood. Crash »^my W«idnl Iv.il me. and 1 WM pitched W over 4,1 no eo**’*’’ saw him heels against the t|re-bvx. aftdlald flat on •iahw so up Aba «**■ my iisck on the foot board or floor of the _ that, special or «•• special Utould ride with Mm. If .for B'»W, Jg1! e*y™' was as suddenly jerked half around, to£e the “Imi time” Lis ong.no P* *W- his back striking a little dnerf in front of j where be hsdsto<-braVing the dour BATTLS CiitKK—BolUo Cr~k Hoss*. *•». H<*. Sept. 9X5, Oct. lilh. ‘ . KAUMAZOO-Kolaaaaae Boas*. Aug. Mri.. , . > . ^.“3 ikZalMlste steesse tee aasete*. The F*■*•« (tjr»r “ readily digests* ■hlknrtud te ; U is a pewvrthl teete ef Mate; ate wtae to* k>rc4Tusic<LMl**stes smews la tee te**>. sad is evriid uff h* tee aid ef tb* HsedrsU is. a bealtey few sfgasSrieJtes.geM apIte i.sodagesd l*s*riialhWeW. 1 uxRuiWii >v THtMortsKcrncAi.. VIRTUE IN THE EE? JACKS’ “w*'uMr.innf* b*rinr« *"* ’0<’ 0T**nl » *'« derstm. You »e‘7 have been eo much petted ar.® ftstterwd thst I do no* wonder that you n<* go? and pleastire'Mvhtg. Bel when yoO have become' Mta. Bennington, and have aw •omed the maponsilnlHM of honte-he^f.. Ing. of eoarea y«m- will ley arid* tb««1 girlish fancit*. and I am mm- that 1 shaH ; have no cause f.rertnrplaint. Didn’thk , look sromd, though,'When he fotmd that । aad shivering the rI*>' «•’ 1 waa to be Uie 3is«fofied etie • w. were tbrvngb ; bow, we «H> M ‘ tjU Th* nett O«e was e’r*ng merchant except that we were mill Ml tlfr track from Nsw Yorir whb ted a>mr to o«r .nd thundering orer «hd go*g*.g lovely little village to spend th* tfoO; mef mrnitba. New 1 waver liked mercfr. ante. It always warned te m* thatjf such eoMtmil devotion to trade did vn make them dishonest, they *»•«»** fettered taearth that they would bo Inea pable of rising to that lofty concept* «rf hirnsel! tor ■ uww,—. -•— -— -„ what Fife ehoold be white I eotartri**d. Rut mamma was in esstacia*. end im.­ and then mad.,them a low bow. and t«><*, mediately bought me a stylish beenet . . A-.tiu in m inaepirwiiuwsv. —,~ KIA -I wsa — tn pofi* «f smoke. M one after Mtaber *«*» appear at teurte rite next Sebbeth; and charged their free, at hr*, aa be after­ nothing would do but I must attend all wards aapWnod. "the engine *n*de toe the pionies aod social gatherings wllsre *wch hoteefec him K> hmr th* bullets, Mr„Orti»«wa*wprctod to be. I teon ’nd they dida.*l-MMl 4a b* hUttag any • became acquainted with him, and thong* gddr " 'sei • "' v'*'1 f‘ 1* »UT I dWIked his^rkih wsy^ yet 1 to think from Ute cbartteter nf.bi* eonversatto*. that tee; * m te'.xoeplfoa Io mote marehsota, wftA. «fltt ertmtag I ovath-rd El( perch, flhd deliberately shutting off Itimiay'V’* WrtMi rl*Wa SSwiifc jWgX *l a tolerably soft kiM, ‘r " "5'“^ " Ok«”r<Ut»«h ««..<" >>"■'“■ “A Fiufpdnt io convene the receatly eleCSsd UfrMstnr* o*' thW’Kfih wf ftovembewv Bbould thia bo done it is supposed M1’ United Steles Senator* wiM A. Il- Stewart one of tbo succeeeluj eandidatee'Ibr'CMigreer; aayo’Otat tbs , 6.11WVV. rW.Ul.-r. ln^4. .Wul -a. iir.iWW.iMiy «***«"** ' May lasttaMng Wm preeoribed oath, 0*4^. sir,-*Nit ss^’Xx:^ A*’*1* n0J Wl^,«.Z!EJ2r»a VI jj1—(I r.j»pU« *~*«U «”«*« him my minialur* rjctely eet :»• foet|) frsms, tollMft WnrtMl .•tHft' •<*'*' re­ tain Its beauty lM«a. lhaaJ should, aod bid Nip farewell." A abort time after. 10 tn* mom, eaying., “O. Nellie! I bare man. ao bare wilt be |uat tin oge for • .tie* *' " ji‘ '■Jl 1‘ «tSW<»* jwr4*w W’hd* ptis, oBltM ba wants yon; But yust»tf tebaleful fyeak, up’ tteiin MV® «“>“•. ““M*,**. "-be^r?* mid the oomplalet" shouted t|ie 1 .oppori lb. CoArilruriM of ik. «4£»u^,.4», --------------------- • TbeGnxram • It aim IbhtiAb z The Hoops। - ,W*enta tibiae* feuU^iiiMlitartAwfiVirgm*. ia*te<w*to. Ptioa Nt* tickaL ——— �•BVXJf GREAT WT^gm “«™> "> "• W1U »r ora *oma o* BEADY __ RELffif fell and folly 144 pages of reading matter, •*- noZred bim reomirud. Whs* break­ proprtately fffoetnrtad whh L-J* * fast was presented h* flew Jo* *• cuts’; and n Bombinee in itself the <«> “ "«* Ti’ISTE? । monthly and th*, more thHomwhfoaf prieuoer wife each food an outrage hpoo I quarterly, blended with tbs best feat dree him and disgraceful to • great aatfon. I of the daily journal It has grant ooatr in th* diesanilnatlo* of a lov* of pur* I iterators.—fbulrarV GaUrto Jguritea eaua aa an article of tranaport for fertil­ Lteraforv, Zondho. tbe Mtaeoori Ugdlau.re,ee«tod tbeqmeThe vo(*4>«e bound eooetltate of lion of the Sponberattp «■ WedMaday ization, and for menefoctorieg arUeto* of thevnsolve* a library of miscellaneous night. oreoment, but also as a building matoIt aomisaled A-J- Hariaa, ef reading *od» **‘can not be found lathe Andrew cooety, for that poeitioa, aad rkT within the city. Other .building sama eompes* In any other publication elected htas the next deg by a ewta of W stoee is-also abundant, and Grand Rapid* 'that hts com* under oar notice.—Bote* to Ifl. Coariir: ' ran beast of many fla* atone aad epleo' already Incorporated it into bls domin­ • o m*y <uru to U>* lecturing «< oar. Gem Biair, to a rw dwell,ngv. ion*. Hto chief arm is* are scattered I Southern brethren. 1 eoofem that if 1 having charged thb •t-aecairnoss.—1866. The manuferturfag Interests ot Gmd through lb* adjoining province* of Bueno* went to ad vise them, 1 should speak very । The publishers hate perfected a sys ­ mildly, because if they bhould aek me in , th* last elective, whereby the mw State Rapid* ar* already large and constantly Ayres and Uruguay, with the probable I what State 1 wm born I should be com­ tem of mailing by which they can supply Con.Utufi.c wm drtared adopted. Sec­ inoraMtag. Almost everything made of- intention of ultimately reaching Monte­ video, tbe capital of Uruguay, aod thus pelled with bluahe* to admit that It waa the Msguin* and Weekly promptly to retary of State Bedmao. ha* seel a oomwood te msnufectured bet*. While pass­ those who prefer to receive their period­ meakaUoe to tbe Boom of Bepreeewte aecoring virtual control of that republic. tbe loyal Slate of Connecticut. ing *kmg tbe -rana!’’ searching tor a par­ To protect bi* r**r, Lop<z has also dis­ Let me ex press my gralitede to God ical* directly from the office of publica­ Uvee asking tbe appointment of ■ jntat . committee to coast tbe vw*m anff defi­ ticular Mtebiiahment, we aeowted a la­ patched small expeditionary force* into that He had appointed without our fore­ tion. The postage oo Harper’s Magaxirvc is nitely decide ib* esaltor. There wwe no thought, and alraoel without oar knowl ­ borer and inquired for Ito locality, aod ’ Tbe all lee are just comm sneiog to take edge, a maa aingolariy fitted lo take op 24 cento a year, which must be paid at quorum to th* Senate. reralved for a reply,‘wea'l tell you,it* here subaertber'a office. th* field, aod th* Uruguay an erenr, un­ the work where hie martyred predeces­ somewhere I preeome; they make every­ der a very ekillfol leader, Gen. Florae, sor left iL Thea for I cannot toy my thing but wooden nutmegs her*.** And ba* already rendered their causa good hand upon aa act which doe* not seven (atelligenc* received by way of Ifoao we foeod it Traveling without a Mrvice*. Th* Brasilian force* will apt, fitting and meet wise. With a dear vaaa In relation te th* negro laeurrecdou eye, a skillful bead, he ba* gone oo wear­ guide, with Ums limited and not deairng probably make a diversion on tbe north in Jeniaiea, states that th* diwrrdere b»end west of Paraguay, while the armies ing most cleverly the robe which wee lo to be deemed iaquiaiiiee, we are without ■ao in lU dtolriet vf St. Thomas, where of tbe Argentine Confederation and corer the entire brotherhood of the Th* the Deceeeary information to go into de­ Uruguay era eraking to outflank and cut Btatee of tbe Union. Tbe extraordinary cop.m martial tew had bra* declared. feeder of the tararrecuou I* *ana*d Paal tails All tbe appliance* of machinery off th* invading army of Paraguay. Io unanimity id the nation, in respect to Back num ben can be Mpplied al any B-^tle. Th* Gevarametrf bra offered him, ia must gratifying. W* who voted pursuance of thi* plan, Gen. Fiores re ­ In Ito highest stole of perfection are used 12.000 for Ms arrest. Two Spanish War for him and made bim our Vioe Press time. her*. Evurythiag to mode by machinery. cently suceeded in surrounding a Para­ vessel*, th* Rente Loci* am! the A*daloges van division eff 3,000 men, wbo fou't dent, of eporae are proud of him, but A complete Mt, now cnmprtotag thirtyTbe beholder may see tbe rough white 1 ea had left 8*nliegu de Cub* o^lb* 12th ao desperately that all, **v* about 1,000, what moat fill* my heart with gtatitod*, one Volumes, in neat cloth bindimt. will oak leg transformed into perfect wagon were elain, after repeatedly refusing to ba sent by exprera, freight, at expanse of nit, to protect the Spanish *cltlxoa* In purchaser, for 12 26 pax •oloax- Single Jamaica, aod offer aid to tee autbantie* I hubs, borM aod mortised ta a short space ।surrender. Geo. Flore*, in hi* official I wb® «PP«-i k- ■» th* date of i volumea, by mail, postpaid. <3 GO,— in euppreaamg Uta revolt. o( Um*.. When th* machinery to ta fall 1report, spoke of th* courage of firs cm-. i htoeltotlon, with such viruleocweMl spite. I Cloth case*, for binding. M cento, by operation, a hub to OMapteted every two 1mice as follows: “Il waa impomlblo to Let ua, huwevnr, be chnritabl*, let u* mail postpaid. Address avoid lb* effusion of blood; th* enemy UAlIpER fe BROTHERS. minutes. The n-.anulsct-jre of chair* and fought like barbarian*. Buch I* the sav­ , hope and eve* pray that thia sudd** I . Fr*uUu> Square, Nee York. cabinet war* to Imtn ens*. Salt box**, agery and tanal.cism impressed on them conversion oiay be genuine, and that grain mraxurra, wooden ware, pail* and by the despot, Lopez, and hi* tyran­ they will o*v*r backslide. In regard t* i lb* Premdenl, oar Preaideat, the- roonAa Vnlaveeable Repsrt. tub* awnll th* list. Many of tee** nical predecessors, that no human power try’* PrnalduBt, 1 think b* believrv that can induce them to surrender ; they pre­ From the report of a military officer Rome!! eorreepoodeae* of tM 'Ateltoma things are transported, in summer, down fer certain death rather than accept all measure* for th* relief of tbe black*, sent cut from Mobile, Alabama, by Gee. piracies was under rensid*ratlon, and the tba river, to be (hipped to th* various quarter." By thi* 'victory, the allies 3async to explore tbe condition of thing* reply of Mr. Seward to Eatt Russell teoaacouf tbe 8*uth. \Vo hero canool and ofpeBnu aeatiment It. the western road wttrtaMtaf end duly nnautderad, porta on th* lakes a* th* d*ma*d may have succeeded in breaking tbe Paragu­ aid them ; they ar* at arm'* foogth, and e**m to indicate. A great want is fell ayan lino, and therefor* gained decided it is Dot wiMfor th*o*oirelfca*nd Gora port of the State, wo dip the following: though front other quarter* it is declared advantages, and it to reported that they O* Tuesday I reached Bladen Spring* that tba dopatah to Minieter Adam* in the absence of adequate means of are planning a march upon Asunekxj, the 1ernmuut to regoiam tiwir aflalre. Tl-c in Choctaw county. Here I mat at my weM oat aa Wednesday’* etanmae frwm transportation in land. Th* Detroit & capital of Paraguay. They b*»e, how­ laws aud interests of th* Govorr.mcnt tent some ten or twelve clttavn* and New York. r_ , Milwaukee Railroad I* unequal to th* ever, an enterprising and powerful enemy !sad of o*rralv** will peer* 8f no avail planter*, and explained to them the na­ d tb*y ar* hoetil* aad mplraraot to th* new ADVErtrwEWKirra. • waste *f th* city io that rynl Ito to deal with, aod If Lopee shall abridge white man of tbe>onth. batea and ob­ ture of my tniwiun, etc. Tbcr bad hie field of operaltoo*. nd *---------- r beard of the exfotenoe of a Freedman’* roaan* of transportation to taedeqwuta, ligation* Won't help th* matter, and if feneive policy, hto—~ BTYnU BBMjmtUM) XJgVLAIMBD Bur***, but had very Imperfect Idee* of PrwakUot Johnmm i* waiting foe th* aod It* freight tariffs enormously high, enable him to fell it* workings. White two or three ap­ adopuoq of Ibra* plana by te* p*opl* of In th* Punt Office at Hostage Beta rapwially for article, of a light aad bulky preciate tbe existing statu* cf the negro, tl>* Booth, b* to acting with *h*ieot*> ietieof MtehiflM. on the 7th day of Nevand manifested a decent iodination to prudence and sagacity. A colored man's ember, 1865. Ths ffiraod Bapldsd* Indiana, aad th* i to makn tbe beet of circumstance*, tbe teatiraooy is to be taken iih* any one majority were duobtmg and disbeliev­ Grand River Valley Railroad, promise elm's for what it to worth; bnt let it be ing. This I found to be geoend, rwBaf te this direction at no very remote taken for jest that. I thank God th* P WFYIMG the Wb*re I met one man who seemed In­ President to a Soctbcm man ; be'a just period. to appreciate the new order of th* mao w* want, if .w* arw goteg clined ' 1-4 •M*±*t2*-* Tbe wholesale trade of Grand Rapids thing* I met fifty who ex preened perfect to HMxmtruct. Yo* ceo’l maaaz* foilhlessnees in ' any other eyetem than is already qeite largo aod must continue heart* a* you can brick and mortar. No Mr.Trimbte,* member of the Tencompulsory labor. I shod IJ exaggerate to terrenes. During nearly one half of but little were ! to say 1 met many who tba year sll th* lumber country of tbe oraera senate, hra introduced a bill hardly knew the war waa over—certainly which if we correctly understood it, coast above that city is shut out from makes eubetaaliaily lb* wisest provision ;nany wbo were not ball conquered. nnmisswsl intercourse with Chicago aad we hav* yet use* on th* suffrage question. Farther on, the report ray a: Among th* whites, I regret being com­ Il provides that; pelled to My.botlittle loyalty toward* “Each free raw of the eg* of 21 UrgiJy u> th* trad* of th* Talley Oty. the United State* Goverment ex tota— yenra sad upwards, a «itl*M of the Unit ­ Street rare Iraeerae two of th* princi­ | With M> many the oattopf allegiance is ed States and of tbe State, having resid­ roa THE hair. pal streets, Canal sad Moaroo. Truth ed in th* acnmty six months, and racb but a mockery; and opemy professed eo. Tbej take the oath Cor the jrlvllegr* it altoo mate SI yrar* oU.dKu.abl* to real **d write, b*ving filed hto intentioni JFlereM, Il ha* plearad Almighty God, confers and nothing *1**. with the r» I during th* year that to now oom mg to an turned soldier* this to eomwhat different. in th* state on* yaw, and in th* county’ end, to relieve our beloved ooamtry from They are men gen era!) r wbo have found flash, which ar* a disgrace to th* owners, ' six months, shall be entitled to vet* ioi tbe fearful scourge of civil war, and to *omo employmetu, and are seeking by and a* annoy aeo* to every humane pas­ all pnblio eleetaaa, with th* following; permit ua to secure lb* blessing* of peace, ; hoDeai Iboattry, to retrieve a parbof th* frf-T^'J?"^****^**** senger. Nowhere hi the Stat* bate 1 I limitation : that freed men of African or' unity, and barmooy, with a great enlarge- wreck which four years of the . war hav* made of tbeir fortune*. to Grand Indian descent, with qualifications ofp meet of civil liberty ; r* not. yerBetf»-«M0p« deem.-, residence as above, and who were freei WKttft, Our Heavenly Father ba* the greet Raplde whicb gteM to Itendme. Iteootalns about ehy iahab Itecte.. It* water power la almost nItasitad. Its-ternher tend* to imnaenta, itegypeum or ptaafor bed* are foexkaaetih|e, affording not only an immeoan rev- towebi^^K yet Meme towocupy the poettfoa ef advantag*. TMe State, under (be rlgnrooettmqri* arbitary rule iff PreaideM l-npez, bee long oujoyed signal nnlineal prosperity, and it* army unequaled in efficiency oo that oonliorot. On tbe rapture with it* powerful rnigbbore H ioetontly took tbe field, nd mad* eerioae inroad* in their territorim before they had ever commenced tbe neceeaary preparation* for the eut>test. Th* ArgenUna State of Corrientee, sooth nf Para- Had proved bl tn ml I mor* wtoe b th**oluUon of queetione brought to Um than Pm*1dent JuLnsoo. 1 think the leaving of them question*, to CongroM eminently •lee and" mech: better than would be the ' deciding for him!~JC«>dby*i toeritfotom at_ — are eo very ffve from ablackmM pear in tour igetnant «fthis lint tween thfo riling’ -CWHa Lawis. the are ta.such, »*• Ui* teams g**d time Is always made. Lte dmwrvee, and we believe i ib I Cate, ran Wtera Pmmicms.—AH prem|«*4«Mdadby the Barry Cooaty Ag- learn that tba Premiums atudfYat war la«* Fair ho Mr*. 8. J. tare been awarded to Utototeamtaq more, swdtodo^ teMfaga at litaiMOO. Tt-re ie rare a (r-—,rtM— l« thi* Ito* of trade, UsXwwwbM **■ «*»*• 60 ■Art; ffi lbra*« et . EEw’ ^u^nzuk. JaSyscstFi, Un equaled Remedy BLOOD, —W-MOter Ufc'W %> et---------Mr- Ackley vnXMtaffftFttM, wUl lalfok If «*y (fitterIS M eed beeiee er etbvvalsr bert UrenhiA Ur Betaef rr*rvw efl pue aa* <» •teeelfoe eTtee *»1a; »r rtey Mn ttrswH-n. •be k«*W«■»*• -era tor (r» wad ret-’rv lkr» •cm eefoSafi.- I mN jtot atari, wflbeul a Set- arfi er fiaaik Bn ««t afarerr, aar «( |t*4*a.'e tMtrteoBtaa* tvewsMto rrvlerv sip etaOw *» vJrr aad rvfalartty, M*»BCGG»1K*ra M HEW 8KIIITFOR186W th* ffieat tnvwdu < m* kgs ta BKEW AMBB06IA. J- w. MaDijnrs Mew r>< ri i n, Llt-TJC terdraMe) M*U>Q HKIkt SriSU'SLETSE.’S Benxoin is set Benzine prior to Feb. 22. 1865, and shall be able also, du^ng lb* prat year, graoiocely toread and write; all colored soldiers averted from u* tbe calamities of foreign Th* N. Y. TWwi Washington epraenlisted In Tennessee, haring lbs qualifl- pestilence aad famine, while our granaries tol rays M Jeff Davie trial: Meesr*. cations of ago and residence aa above, are foil of the froite of an abundant sea­ Sprad, Roaeeau, Erarteand other counsel aad having been honorably discharged, son; and for the Government, announced in a New are likewise entitled to vote. Person* IFforeoe, Rlgbteoumraa exalte a ns- York paper a* positively determined on, wbo have been made free brrtb* amend­ tio*, white ai* is* reproach to any people ; waa true in Augoet bat to not true now. ment to tbe roaetilulion, adapted Feb. Now, therefore, I, Andrew John so*, Publie eptaiao ba* ehanged eino* then.— 22. 1M3, having the qualifications of President <>f the United Stated do hereby It to admitted a* a fact that any trial io a age and residence a* above, also being recommend to tba people llwrrot teat Beu there 8 tate woe Id bea farce; teat lb* hotel* m are to be met with, are not able to read and write, shall be entitled they do rat apart and observe 0»* fiat Boutesni Htatsa enanimously deeire hie to vote after th* 2d day of February, Thursday of December aa a day of Na­ pardon; that the majority of th* Demo­ liable to censers on the score of undue 1868 Provisions are alto made fur the tional Thanksgiving to th* Creator of lb* modeety la their rate* of fore. They rote* of person* In lb* army legally en­ anlvere* fur th*** blraalege; and I do cratic party bold tbe same opinioo ; and now that the leaders of the radical wing ’ have no *iu* to account for in that regard titled to vote." further reooenmend tb*t oo that occasion of th* Itepubiican party bare expretsml Th* postponement of the franchise to lb* whole people will make a wnfraefoo —*04 they I lb* same wtob, it to Wieved k will b* of our national siira against Hi* iafinit* I those emancipated in February 1863 to On the whole. Grand Rapid* to a wld* taken for granted teat a majority *f tbe to esable them to learn to read aod goodnam, , and with oo* heart aod mind nation are opporad to bis puoiekerenL awake,growing and pro*p*rou* city. Ito write. This law abolishes all distinct­ implore the Divio* guidaac* in th* way cilta*oe may wall b* proud of lb*sr in- ion of color or nativity, and make* in- of - virtue and hollo***. la testimony wb*r*< I have hereunto heriteace. Ami if a liboral policy to telligeM th* standard. The meeting of the New York Associa­ rat my hand, and cawed th* Seal of lb* purewd to dMltef with all b*r work* of United StetM to be affixed. Done al the tion for the Advancement of Seiroce and A HattwHa Jam*—The lamateeofthe public Improvement, aad **p*ctolly to­ CUy of Waabiogtoo, thi* t8te day of Art, considered the the subject, wjpcb has Newpoi, Ky., toil flrwily belter* that the ward thuM reMroad mtfarprtoM cantering buUdtog to which (bay are confined to October, In th* year of oar Lord, 1865, 1attracted considerable public attention, cf tb*e^ th* -Qty of <b* Valley" will soon haunted. They My that every night and of th* Indepeodeoc* of the United 'using water or super-heated Steam, m areteiiy rook acooed in eommoreial im­ fuel. Tbe questao came up on an infor­ 1 about the witching boor of twelre/wben 8tetea th* M>th[Signed,] Auoaaw Jostaeox. <mal report of a committee, of which Dr. churchyard* yawn," etm, a very ghoetly portance toeny tn tbe State. L. D. Gala was chairman. Th* com Looking IM, weurtog a ptog het. gtid. By th* Prrardeui. mlttee baa been in vestige Ung lb* matter W ■. H &swaa*, &*> of StaU. ' Tvaatxo rxi Txmx—Some of th* into their cell*, although they sre Icehod, for a wack. English bewepepm are aetutoly becoming aod, after lookfog around a moment deTbs oat result of the experiments lere bJuody-mlwdeA over the Fenian*. Not pert*. One of th* prtootsers, wbo has a* follows; Ooa pound of roel burned content with MtabUehtog martial law in tbe ordinary way would evaporate, stairs that b* atteeked hto gbest- with the Fifth JUinoie cavalry, write* few night* einue, and, after • dee­ that ta coming up the Mimiraippl, th* per*!* struggle, aocoradad in ejecting him men fired wUh their Bpeneer HAm at the from hl* oelFthrough the hole that to urad alligatora, wbo lay on the muddy banka nectar with steam would evaporate basking in tie sun. Tbe firing was brisk 6 <9 100 pound* of water the-------for th* perpora of perafog food to th* fifty to MVMty-flve. and in a way tba* would have abocked pmmrnere. AU evil do*re uHl cooaolt <xot- i« fe»or of tbe strata. tbair iaterrata by giving Newport a wide an Egyptian; aod Um lashing of aa alipgiven ta detail. Il waa tor'e tail now and then, told that come « berth, for if arrested her* they will have ebote took affeeL Oo* fellow wm I , to deep in th* ha on ted jail. the oaclr, and, after writhing a few n» Wood streamMout 8aiv W xtxs Asxuooeun.—Th* maatta, lv M «*!» A greet need In our r-elgboring city te • flret-claa* hotel. Tr** there te no (*oh of rarj Uir hotel*, tbe tebtoe of wMub are wall fare .shed, aad the beds cW and inviting ; but they do lack that Megene* and coovettleK* which *uek a city demand* and he* a right to expect of % al least eom* of ito hotel*. But such Lowing mpv^fcww ray* th* salt vrsB en­ terprise in teal city hra bran abandoned, th* wbtaf vffiiiw wd tto ■■■iBIiify KC.htahtetort«wsW“«r- kXKTBr AinMxnA ditot. ex Falta* •weti, Snr rash otty. u ““ Benzoin Elixir L”AD*“>a. BENZOIN nTjTTW BSNZOtrf ‘ J-T.mw ***,M * r~re— iSs, »a4 Feoalmr dbffidra. The Emperor has deOTefftbgfooUslioa of a NaUeoal TheaIre.. Jba. OMtog eaeean wee ended.— ; Tbe rsaiMtal (■Maul guerrilla* will open -,rW?T branch of th. OWeo eattwM, between Mexico and rtaMoJx «« toMturatad in th. pre. fWr end Empro~ bewxSijt elixir ^ypK^win be wiihewt it SURGEONS CARD. ie*gte DmM Mete* **4 0e**d*. ■•f Cota, MexMe, tert amwira Inquire for lb* Daptex EUtptfo ble) Spring Bkirt. x 4 C. *:i«U bam T«a n«ara* «0 '8C14TCB1K6 pmtMT bauaa -a.n* �»v !JK:Z *®*S^*^’ -4S b? Si s •S- •1 j ’I & * i 4 T fc 'I i - 3 « A t*3 „ ® g .a I I; ifiBilii* § ii h1 !rt } i rhiJHI h*8 £1 NEW DlllG STORE, s'! Just opening in the Holbrook Block, Hastings, Mich. Li F. D. ACKLEY, Dru^ffut, * 3! Would invite the public generally to call and examine stock and prices, and not wait for further nbtice. The Store it all the rage! Hastings, Oct 25th. 1865, 0 IQ =6 r;H Hll° Ij fl ?3P Fil’in hl Il teiif tij hi i4 i i MfifeOslF’Hihrff1 fl M<s.a c gpiiHi M _ s ■?» jf • * !??! $ .1 5 ■ii § Hi i 1 11-3 I a mil i ■ d ■ s hnnjhi Mil p in hj id nu 1 i'U iUis; UH Suu Hi] !i �S' ■,BE HJJ,OTM ; r=SI»nJG at- ROC IT "STORE -,J; lave ,5REb«OV3S? y a>» Bflgi ...as JaJaMMiwd ftau1 I ie w>u<h BwJMXMlil«“ ’an «SbXZ UeswAisw mUltoW C|r S^^ttngs Haunrr, woBwnr | MW az*.< —'■''•"I evontij 1 i/.es \ * *• Micl« eonprtoas s h Baawrr AMD COKAtnOTMSS gsasrascstta;! -SteW ( Gr^fcrtcs, Boo^ *t«.uesMQ-f B0M & SflOifc STA.TIQiXTER'ir, rEMLraciu,wM.rAr£ji.njTixor€<r t-OABIS, ba.'Aa ... . V ‘ t “ bbli, goods ' y* "T W ■“ .»•« ivirr. GROCERIES! .’; •— >> UfSMM.- cnociJBMiatD OiiAseSKinE, 8XVEN GREAT BLESSINGS tka; otwaa ma^ormu,natn, PBlUtXS, riOB. BAXM38. OODriMU ft. I - ............. OUR STOCK ' ' ■ '' \ Abe* (real iarU> «f tb« cafttnhcT • ■ MTOltUrElnraW, AITO Sri4gp©F!35i7 BEADY •b’'jouR>FAcnirnBB’ DS masais'extract sucan iayasr/iti>*goea era'll) msjuijittg iWiretoiifehenMia Busimess,! W FOB MBOEAYTO4L AMD MUnCir»L< FfkFOTTS.OMr.YjEI » eeraUlrsatarr U b,a4 most romAB PAU1T MEBICIIEt. ,f(U | IBOL1 B U । CROCKERY 4*?*_P*!T» wItows te^dh . VaehMaa ef lbs LtwM, Itoek. Ij-k*. Streiaa. Mhaa. towaa. oraaraaia ar labieoiy. KADVAY*8 HEADY HMjKFaUI aateklr ears tba asMtaM. allkselTOWwieetir *aro a« u^r. !b>|. IfAM. ar UtowaeafaShw awdiemc* ad^iVeMset ie hrwissbrs. soar atooMdi.w*lWMMilktotftoeeM. toro af ■ryrtw. ttoiim. aalfttraa s< <*» riUraui*.. » m-I.o JitotaTOCTO—l"ir'*lra.aia». d.ax.K brr.lk gyRi .aoeetkrTOi. ».<*• eoM.,4 very'cihmp ■> ■*'............................. w-u.n i iuBcwHaitrnDY-rJir . D. ti't f.rg.t the pl.-.ir, at *VUW at'MELL • CO. Jm»10»I8B3. ■1’1 . *• VA.Y BHt'.'YT’g ' W..ithe largest: cw brS.u6P.1 to this nwyjtj riw.sSL’SK?? •gWSF; 4 fMtt.it ruPyi initBGCLdtOTlBS. Sbsep can sand ed<5 weather witboot ‘W fr h is dry. Sudden nbang^d coMrabtear.^ IpjurU>uk jj 5’<’oir* *Wt4r 1’Uaaa BMh I in the Bouibweat as al tba North. Tba weather la not so cold, but to to more changeable, and tba droep fSqwulr Z ‘boroughly soaked to the 3th tK Ovffifluon a cold, raw wind an} B. damp J™1 •“"’“'t help but carry off awh new goods ‘ Wtf ■‘pfefetfeM.acroon i >rrm; i^op Jss ^. JDAHT bodj of sheep (IQS deg.), jhanxhato/ boras, and cal “ kept up by th* cooeure b—■’ ’Ss^Ess.' ^raw OLD LADfES de FArit'ifAlDENS • !“kftU’ dr? .elfi**to. W 'be »ood|r.t7a “'!*•»o. (Ult Um, and thia note tto a co<t nfwD with J a In does not By off X BUSSELL'S STORE II El A C »iU>It u said that th. ■ ’ • • ' ! ’"X ' USKviM-rlfNin Trtiai ft ebmbj, DRY GOODS. ' , ’ ■ • • '1 t-isxiS tuitncoo rt wa, GROCEBJUES »T TO rttr . BX8T br,‘ AM at u. L.m r«MlU «am. ' CKocncEXt'sri °*'f‘; •. ..”1^*1 2uxf lajrf^&olfl BOOTS AMD SHOSB, Ac. Ac . \4iM> .Mfl' cm-’u b- mwim “tJi ! J ; ; Shirts and D^wcrs. W.wJ’S^V™0 *ttoVM. SffeSsS'S 1 “SAW-"Wife «f BOOTS | AND SHOES, in the sole of which 1j can offer yon . Uniter, orchardist or gardenar should ecoontnlia ashe. and use them as , m.nvr. The her of infaeior .nap re-1 eei.ed! fr.xn the ashman to a poor eqvir. ’ • 2\*reDo‘• C~P in the raniew, orrit*rd or farm that mar net be beoeBted My Goods warn ALL bough! rinee Ac * j itnr »“» •ucn aa». ro 0„, ^fcb/toOTOUBPU* BPJLENDU* BABQAINtr •■:■■ -IWfifc *“**. >•*« baest axtraetT from tbX greah idealiaa in priosc,. LmU foc; aaab sor ready pay, ohsrgo noising for ’lnteNat, ' nothing fbc keeping books, ndfffcf for bad dsbba mad mf^KN atEROAM •c»de. bringing them btoa proper emte ■»'bo root, ^phnm.- ; nit smu mm ip.^'OoMl. tUI. sJvl.aaMU » ;-..wabk‘nt® «sun^_7i ISjPir-, ” ~ '..SSfijto^S^Jgf^ 1SS ."ST'S BELIEF. . "» T»» pr«ruf.i.OT pr m uSm Ing s milking. Tba to stand ■***r* Vrtmi B^U> nalbada are mid to gtra bwUar ul remarkaUa fi0. U Wa»M*k toworthwhnatowxperim.nl Ut^X U“*- KetW«Felber better than ours or not, w« wm Bot LD_ dertake M any ; W f» ottttl J j. nfJ n’lu’irI1*’dairy products than H()Q WTOMBSMT, narrow wnr, jsemm wreuwsr. eU >-»w JtoA. TOW a« adi .asu' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-11-15.pdf a76e529c502195f9a65283d14f48bdc9 PDF Text Text TOL. X. Cjt HASTINGS, BAHRY WUNTI, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1865. gMtinja gmtr, g FUDLISHKD KVKRT WKDXXSDAT, Srltttrt Jottrj. MiffiKOS BABRT, CODXTT MICIHOA1 Cmm stag aadkiaaM bee hretten VMM, Ite hyrtear. Tteh ,Se«M art have tare ewae otter. THXHASHlrOS DRUG &. • BOOK STORE IS REMOVED Sot *i Brat .ppesraa quite ptete, AS s»m aiwy wm *dvu>cint; ttes te pra tureee *M teeted. te beters Mm ste wm gteaetni; fitevrt, Oppo- To tkt Nvrtk Si* of tiU ^arltnt, Good^ar «fr OtMi't. seven' great blessings READY Roberts & Striker, AMU* mmree.eabae.daltelr: rthhkratio/wtMIr. * Sister fa xoar BEcnvEM new and most complete ateortment of DBVG8 3XEXMCINES, J^urfllanj. Chemicals, Palais, OHe, Ac. Wis ate keep o. Vu.d * c»»d anettm.Bi Books, School ST.A.TIONIIS.'X’, PKXH, FKXCILH. UCKS. PAl*XR,EXVKL0i*t8‘ CAILDU, *«.. A*. Abo a full of GROCERIES! TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICES. PEPPER. I’RUSES, nos. RAL1IKH. CODFISH: cuiincxa’j txrxiteixei A«i Ceoklsg Extract^ tin IT for MXCHAXlCAt AMD MXDICDUL rCRPOSD<,OXLT_« FATEKT MEIICIKEt. SURGEON'S CARD. *n<l PurxK. I operation*. ■ C*l! *t CHARLOTTE—Pte*»i« JUr.Tl Joo-*.*•<*"»*»- \ Ort. 11, ‘ ■ nnor nener CITM fcri; if r1reu.ust.ea*. 1 »•« tte Kellefc if sere tte-s; or te*r,»nc.., J. w»» lb* Relief j If ws>slre p.iu. .bo-t »booi My lodr.l Itop tk»m erlth Uh k.Iief; iflr.trb cold, | i*ke tte Relief} if te°tb*ct>e. or eeracbe, or teeetete, I apply tbe liitled ~,o * f'“ Hinot*» *h« nort severe peias are I' »r sblMren frh .ad bthUe cr otherwise hart Urai.rl.r., lie Itrllef remoee* all pals end di* eot.raiK.1, cfibp*lta- if ttey burn dtetsaetTSBr *• Relief (Are rat the. fire sod reuetesttem fra» *0<a:>Ji. I could not step niluoul • batU**f te.ls.T «Uredy Relief witbin mi reseb; *•■!«!. tbe Hile, te very nsoaect ll.et njy .totnbh J? *'* <lul of •*"* of ^U*l**lltet Irvqatete mtorv ay eysSHs te WOOLK> VACTOBT. HABTISU8, MiqH. WANT fii.OOO It*• °f,WOOL r ■ fi! During tbe year of 1847 tte West was looded with a counterfeit coin, it was o well manafactured that it passed readiy. Tte evil at last became eo great that .oiled Slates authorities requested that skillful detective might be sent to fer­ ret out the net of ra.lners. I was fixed upon to perform that duty. I had nothing to guide me. Tbe fact, however, that Chicago was tte city where tte counterfeit coin was moat abundant, led me to suspect that tte manufactory , was some where within its Umile. It was, i ttefMore, to tte capital of the West ttet J proceeded. 1 spent five eoeks in tte city witbuat gaming tte slightest due to I teenn to grow discouraged, and real­ ly thought I should te obliged to returfr terne without having achieved any result. One day 1 received a letter from my wife requesting me to send some money, as she was out of funds. I went to the bank and asked for a’draft, st tba name time bending a sum of money tn pay far It, in which there were several half dollars.— The clerk pushed three uf them back to me, saying. “Counterfeit." “What I" eatd 1, “yon don't mean to tell me those half dollars ere cuunter- der, and taming my trad around, to my illloukinga scoundrel Merer eeeaped tbe gnlluwx. ••Whet are you doing be re, tny good fellow F be exclaimed giving mo a shake. "Taking a stroll by moonlight,** Im­ plied, endeavoring to retain toy com­ posure. *Well perhaps you will just take a stroll inside, wlIlyoflT* returned the ruffian, “Ari you certain I" “Perfectly certain. They are remark pushing open the dour, and dragging me ably executed, but - are deficient -In in after him. All tbe inmates of tbe barn Imme­ weight See furyonreelf.” And be placed one of them hi tbe bal­ diately stopped work and rushed toward ance against a genuine half dollar, and us when they saw me. ••Why, what's all thisT* they exclaimtbe latter brought up the former. “This U tte best ontnrterfeit coin I ever "A loafer I found peepin' outside," saw in my Hfe," I exclaimed, examining . them dteely. “Is all tbe cvonterMt said my captor. •‘lie’s a traveler that canle to the Uvmoney In circulation here of the tame ern last night and asked for lodging; tbe character av this 1" "O dear, »o," the clerk replied, .“It is last I saw of him ha waa safe in ted," not nearly eo well done. These are tbe said the landlord. The men withdrew to a corner of tte work of tbe famous ' New York counter fetter, Ned Willett 1 know them well, apartment, leaving one to keep guard for Ibave handled a great many In my over me. I e>K>o eaw they were in earn­ est consultation, and were evidently de. lime. Here la some of the money that lw eirculetinr here,” be added. taking half baling eome Important question. The dollars from a drawer. "Yon-see ttet man keeping guard over me said nothing, tbe milling is not so well donees Ned but scowled fiercely. 1 bad not said a Willett'*, although this is pretty good single word during all tbe time I bad been In the bam. I was aware that what I compared tbe two and Mod ttet he ever 1 might say would in all probability »aa right. I supplied tte place of tte d<> more harm than good, end it has al­ three counterfoils with g«K»d coin. M»d re­ ways been a maxim of mine, to bold my tongoa when in doubt. Al last theiiisturned the former to n>y pockvL A few days after this 1 received infur- cusakm seamed to be ended, fur the black­ tualion which enured me to tabs a journ­ est of the whole e*me forward, and ey to a small village about thirty miles without any Itilroduclton, exclaimed,— “I say, stranger, look, here you must (rum Chicago. Jarrived there at night . and touK “P quarters at the only die!" I did not move a muscle or' utter a tavern in th* place- It »>• • wretched ' dwelling, nnd kept by nn.old men and word. "Yoh have found bat our secret, and woman, tte surliest couple, 1 think, it has ever been my lot to meek In an­ dead men tell no tales." 1 n> silent. swer ju to whether I could have a lodg­ ••We will give you len minutes to My ing ttere that night I noticed tte host gave a particular took at bi* wife. *nd yunr prayers, and also allow you tte after aume whispering, 1 wm informed privilege ofteingshotor hung." Suddenly an idea stfock me. I re­ ta tbe tpoet ungracious manner possible membered something that might save that I O«.uld have • bed. 1 have frequaotiy in tte course of my my life. 1 burst Into a violent fit of life been obliged to- put op with wretched laughter, In fact ft waa hysterical, but accommodaiiune, SB I did not allow my they did net kriow it. They looked at equanimity of temper tu be destroyed by one another In amaxemeht. "Well, he^akee it migkty cool, anythe miserable draping apartments into which I WOOL CAUDINO • a dull sound, which .reremblod some ooe turned, eweggertag op to th» ote*er. hammering in tbe diataeoe.. I suppose it ■ ' •—*------ -•-* ----------------- —— was the poculisrity of Ate sound which awoke ma, forit was. ' ‘4 but coaveyed to me tte ldsa ufamne owe atriklng iron with a muffled hammer. I rose from my bed and wack to the win. daw. Tba moon was bow in tte west­ ern horixon, by which foci I knew ttet it must be near morning. Tba sound I have referred to reached mo more dis­ leir donbta were Dpt eft removed. * tinctly than wAm in the back part of the “And yoo caH rfme «rinfs vr»H doM, chamber. It appeared to come from1 >yuoF Itatvd taktng ops roll Of aome outhouses which were situated a e money. “Well, all I bare to eay Is hundred yards from the house. aljfyte can't dobetter than thia, you Now 1 am naturally of an inquiring id better shut op shop, that's all." mind, and this sound occurring aa it did “Cea you aixtw as My: bettor 1" aafael in the middle of the sight, piqued my curiosity, and I felt an irrepressible desire “I rather think I OM. If I oouldo’l, I’d to go nut end discover tbe cause of it,— bang myecifi” 1 This desire, mthe sound continued, grew “Let«e*o it," they all^riod. 1----------- , — upon nic with such inicnxity,. that 1 re­ Tbia wm my last reap, sod dm co through Lige solved to gratify it at any price. which my life depended. , . I put on my boots, the only article of “lamk here, gen<Joo»B«u I eaelskned, attire I bad diacarded, and cautiously taking one of th* ereiatarfeii half dollar* opened the door of my chamber mnd from my pocket that ted been rejected at noiselessly descended tte rickety .stair­ the ten*, “here i* my last job, what do case. A few steps brought me into the you think of it F । lower apartment, which I found entirely Il was tended hand le band, some anydeaerted. 1 crept quietly to the window, iDgitwaa no counterfeit at .all, and acene and uofastening It without making the saying it was. slightest noise, was soon in ths moon ‘•How will you prove It Is counter­ light. feit 1" asked one. Not a soul wm visible, but tbe sound. I “fly weighing It with a genuine’ one," have mehlionad grew much more dietinrt I replied. as I approached tba place from whence This plan was immediately adopted it proceeded. At last I found myself be­ and its character provwd., of Bremgarten and '’RfiefafeMsi"*Bfo fore a long, low building, through the -Per ha pa te got thia by accident," 1 *•« therm, by-the -MutaMe MU!*U ~‘’------of »-■-«-* <* pereeive e lurid beard a man wbiiper to another. crevices which «I — oould the rarer Bl. Carted 4.i» awe»ewf Ms glare iisuing. L/tooped down and peep “Try there," I said, taking tbe otter, Xosquu mouatalM totte M."uMk fided through tbe *ey-bole,__ and to my ex- two out of my pocket rowed ft to Ctertnea, then left jha-Moeil'f a <doreo men. trem e surprise I saw half leand came by the river Meti'ri&e lo&i All their doubts now vanished. with their coate off and alcevu -r, “Beautiful," exclaimed eome. “Very Marne, by whfeh be temr to Parti’ '-Thia firming a variety of strange occupation*. splendid I** said others. is eetely ttaanoet OrigJoM' Hftn—hl Some were working at a forge, others When they bad examined tbem to were superintending tte casting of moulds their satisfaction they all cordially took and eome were engaged In the process of me by tbe hand, every particle of doubt raining coin. In a moment tbe. whole having vanished from their minds, fer­ truth burst upon me. Here waa the ried on my p*n well. Some qaestiutos F-i, «• tonmsmH gang of counter feitira I waa in search of, were occasuioally asked ma involving mW i : T wrs tea bahj and tba landlord and bi* wife evldontly eome technicalities of tte boaineea ; these belonged to the same band, for In one however, I avoided, by stating that I was Cdrner I perceived them employed—the —and that cure ti fiitiiSf *WheT^t on a journey, and would rather take a man pollabtng off some half dollar piece* prisoaer leavvs Me BaM. - W&uu J* UMl and the woman was packing tho finished claaa of whiskey than' ana war questions. tte ligM of Tbs whiskey was produced and we made coin into rolls. wtainalaculofeaf cacerita«Maa.._Btt I had seen enough and was about to a night of it It waa not anti! moraine da-wood chat we separated. , return to my apartment, when I sudden­ Tbe next day I returned to Chicago ly felt a heavy hand placed oo my shoul­ wm uabcred after 1 bad finished The chamber wee of small alia, and eertainly well vwtilatedTTur I could ace the stare through the nx»f. Tbe ted w»» simply a be^oT strew thrown Into one corner of tbe room, without sheet or covering of any kind. This latt fact, however was not of moeh consequence, we ft waa sammaf end ogprealvcly hut. I stood ftir more'.ttfan ah boor puigg ^.WWrjMSvW*.'., ! „ taxa prRrM, a. Bm.U rf wUrti I TJ. uj.r. U .Mdl I ••Suppoee te don't think we drain earn “Gome, atrenger, you bad belter any your prey era,'* said tte man who bad tot ttakeit. “lima fiiest,’’ My only reply was a fit of laughter mo>e afoiret then the firet. . iffhe swab read," they oesislmod. “Qr drtrek," raid eon... ■ ■ “Well, boy< cried I, epeekhng for tbe first lima, “toi* is tbe beet joke -»1 have ever assn. Whatteoft a pni F .BwH.UhUWM* State Prison. I 1 hare those halkjlullani sti poeiBMioa.a lid never intend to them, for they were certainly t of saving my life. Me habit of laying It down vi­ dmt proposition, tbat no prtqRvbogVtab be free until they are fil Ri wewtteirfista dam. Tbe maxim ft wurtby ol.Uvctfud. in the old story, wfio ready eaaq^go^ into tbe aster until be had liMRlw Dr. Davis* aid Gaoaus iur-Wbeo ths to bw Un! if men are to- watt f<V Rev. Dr. Daviee wont to England with a till il*y become wire andreetadb data brother minister to beg fer funds for tbe ry, they may iMapd jpkfcwever." New Jersey College, be vu invited to ------- i .(yimlsiM preach before the King, then George IIL Cscrrumr P«MT44.Ct**a*Wrr»f He waa a very eloquent men, and dellighted hie royal audience amaxingly'wte haidly expected that so much could oume from the Colonies. - As tbe discourse want on, the King could not refrain from expressing hia ad­ miration, repeatedly turning to the Queen aad saying,“Beautiful, Caroline, beauti­ ful!” The proacber waa disturbed by it. and be at length made a seddao pause, and whan tte attention of all was fixed ;ip scribed aa follows : Fifty on him, be draw himself up In a dignifi­ Imus—on tte Uip.of 4he hill tbe words “ ed meaner, and repealed; “Wbeai^tte "Fnrnisted^lg. bjFsf* * ' ‘ lidos roar, tba heart* of the forest tregv tirer and Designated, blr, and when tba Almicfcty speaks the United Stateaf* nbu^ king, of the earth sbenM ke^^-aUaoce.*. “of . ter ma tte He then continued hie dracuacae to the end w ithout the slightoel interoptkm. Af­ ter the eervioee .were over, bia friend ex­ preseed apprehension lest lbs boldnesruf the reprimand should bring him into ever, tbe appearancsi of toiiWSMRh trouble, but be bad nu four vn tbateonrej paper awd ie very drfilMM« be did but his duty—the rest waa with smaller than tte gwndtoe.i fflteifitadii Gud. The next day bo was tnmmosed <>a the right tend AaukS^toe to snpeqr before tte King. “Now,"aaid very indutinct, Tweottf ttv friend, “you are to be punished for are poorly engraved, and i»6 mStablo paper ; tte gilt fTkrni 'ire jftV-WFie’ad yonr boldneee end temerity.” King received bim vovy gracious­ don't ebuw axy gilt. * TfcAcMWW4MRRMI ly, Unnked him for his reproof, aud aftar vary oowreely Amcq.taiutaflaia Kte many Inquiries about America, and par­ fU ■■>..«u«»rteWAticularly about tl»e College wboejnteresta A■other *wU • ere nearest ProsidsntI»»viM,be»t^ tbe The Fopere. Free tamta tfrervTwea ii King politely closed tie intervew by msking a liberal donation to the College. Thhcvt mr. Ktruwutixre.—Tte Hous­ ton (Texas) TrfryrepA says that “more than half tte spelling book* now sold la Houston go into tbe hands of the negtoee. Buch tevthnony stews the necessity which slaveholders ha'vw always frit of keeping ibdr slaves from any opportuni­ ty to learn. Tbe maatere knew dust tWr insti tution rested for Its principal aecorily upon ignorance, aod they also ktew the eptnsMand regeraeed, Uf tfir sUvre to irarn. ' It became, therefore, 1ntfisp«re*ble to Abe seouritv of thrir “property F that they Should make h i tfriina tt tiih' tte Uscks to r, nd. ' And whatayer ma be the ImmadiaM terealna^>n"«r re<?m ,structioa, unices tbe blaeke' are' +efijM ,opportunities for education they will ver eomt beteme strong soough to rvudrr impassible to dafrsisd -Sein of any < j,'.. re R~u‘ ’iev-vre. �“We must not be in too much of a JjWiJ11* bettor to l«< thsm recocetract tbemwelvee the* to force tn ft, Sr‘ ibject, but be has xifrro<*wa<>Mr seta our deeds day for a National Thanksgiving ; Ido hereby appoint Trnmaiar;W* -------------------------end tee era edeto tdew te anprtepr, totk» 7rn nsr or Dtcutin mxxt, aa a day to ' most eminent oocslitutiocal jwd criminal ns< and ediiyr fo w, P®„WWy obssrved by tbe people of lawyers in the land. Among these may We would like to ask thoss demoenua •bo are claiming the President tetoagteg tofaeto pussy,4sew -«hey lite hte ’ krSuurl^u. 1( u., to. »«nfr. »«k orrmluurn er —~t •Uauiuiiiliyaanto, , I do, therefore, most «arne.tly-rec*>mmrad that tte pevplo of tte Bute faith­ folly obseree the same ; and that they s-emble on that day in their MeuetomsdI piseee of worship,there to thaok.with de­ vote hearts nn« contrite rpirita,lhe IMkr of the Univ.ro* far fate manifold mertfea, 4-etitering -fau Hte gate, rfving .nd Into Hte eourta 1 and th** acknowledge jnee upon Ills Divfee ear. wealth of nations! How did Englishmen I with the harmreloos frglalatlon of their for toe Guvefwoxeo* to prosecute some high crimes and misdemeanors committed Parliament -aver ascending their efforts, ag.inst the United States within tbe di»- "develop the resourewe of Great Britaih." trict of Virginia, Chief Justice Chsre'e By protecting the dumeatic flSMulM'.iilae "ta ^e 1-esi IrLrJ Grcuit, and ieqstring whether the Circuit of their island agslMt forsljtn eompMstfor. uf the daily journal, ft ha, rr.,?. G>urt of tho .qpked States for that dis for oeutorlds together, without sospyndoc Sw J—,. Ik. IM Un^Wd ud in the di.se.uin.tloo of , qr relaxation* by every device that fewtrict is eo far organised 'ata tn a euadlHterwtere. — ^«be«r-< 4- ^ Mfr MR Rllkec. if Ik. yn^l,",, lion to exercise lea funciione, that tbe yera could frame sod pr^tirel spiepnre, Zdtersters. roy, 1— •< i««<k nwn, uChief Justico or either uf the Aaeociat's amtiters and wearers o>mld suggreLr— Tbe Tvlome. bound roosth0 t/ar When ttfrfwrsirtent pJlcy of protection i-torfR^dkw. N.. J.n., ul ibe Supreme Court would hold ■ term toemrelvw a ftbrary of m'-Kelta*? In July, 1868, GmgrCM passed a law : only preserved ua, ass of tbe Qicuil Cuurt there during toe wjtacftiwttaJ with the auoceaaat whiUs it n—— ■/ W km Rd 1. k—.1, reading such aa can n„t U fuwdTT requiring the following oalh of every . want and famine, but by auteinn, or early in the winter for the' aimed, and England had became the ' H«ro«yR4 kffkWI. th, OR, person fleeted oe appointed to any office . , . earns complin any other pebllrstte His unmerited goodness He has bestow­ trial of eases. About the middle uf Oc­ “ Workshop «f the World." then, and not ■•totals MM of that appropriate denig­ of hondr or emolument, civil, military, or that has come under our unties — ed ufxm us an abundant harvsst, sod has tober,Chief Justice Chete replied to lbs Tilt then, did she preach to tbe nations of Cottritr. . ••••■. !■ the late canvass that p*rty naval,'or enV other department uf the filledlour granaries and storo-honses to r H* ,b“ the world her impudent doctrine of free MA, to ttet Bute, distinct -sua with lbs national aervica, •xerpt tbe Preaident uf overflowhig. bls Qrcuit Court for tha.Dlatriet uf Vlr trade—that tbe Way fi» them to-grow Hs hsa blessed us with health, and has ginia, either to be presided over by him­ rich waa to raise raw products far her FireWent aad edtrnnistretfou in the policy the United Statea. The members of the * Tte puMish.re hate perfreted a W*. new Gmgress, therefore, must take this ■greefously averted from us tbe calami self or out of bis Aseoetatae, would not use at pricee she should see fit to pay, •f VMBMnsction end emancipation— oath : lies of foreign pestilence." bold a term during toe autumn or early and tn take from her in exchange menu^be legislature cP that State had pre . *i solemnly swear that I hare never ■•cured to us victory in tbe winter. He stated that the regular term facturtd goods ac prices aba abuuld eee fit । vlo^ refamd to . ratify G«sii to lion. 1 voluntarily bovno arena against the Unit terrible conflict which has teeo waged authorised by Cougrea. would umptna- to charge. «**’•>• K»fer to. rec nr 1 h<> pm^. toal. directly tr»n> the uTk* »( Amtedment abolishing slavery tn all the ed States since I have been a eitlxrn there­ against vs for the overthrow oftha Gov tiua year on the 27th of November-th. “A CoanHete Pictorial ntatary of of; that I have voluntarily given no aid, eminent and the destraction of the UuIud present month—only one week before liuo.................. * countenance, counsel or eeccttrsgsmsui and through Hie aid, pence, with all ite 1annual term of tbe Supreme Court, when Th* pontage on Harper', ] reey of that State art badly defeated. to parsons engaged io armed hostility tountlew bluings, in|0 soil I os upon os. 'all the Judges are required to be present, MSLV*® ’Uh "Pta M In Neu York a diBerent policy prevail­ thereto; that i bare neither sought nor eubecriber a < flfoc. aftu.iag but um wwb for tb- Grewit . «L , Tbe work to b« done was to get into accepted, nor attempted to rxereiae the Court to alt, which, in the opinion of tbe Chief Justice would ba. too abort a term power, ata not to perpetuate what they functions of any office whatever under any autburity«or pretended authority in for the transaction uf auy very important alretay enjoyed. Their platform was hostility to the United States; that I bare business. Tbe Chief Justice adds, that, v«wy nearly allied to that of ths TUpab-, out y ielded a voluntary support to any were ths facts otherwise, be se much: licans, it> Its main features. In that State pretended government, authority, power douhta tbe propriety cf Miffing a Circuit' . the Democracy endorsed the President or constitution within the United State., Court of the I'si ted Stated lu ths States •iVrepiu hostile or iutmieal thereto-; and I do fur­ , which (tare been declared by the Exocu•nd nemtaatod a eoMisr'a ticket. But ther swear that, to the best of my knowl­ , Uve and Legislative deportment* of the th« availed them nothing. They failed, edge nd ability, I will support and de­ ~P|-Ud UH7 and bloodshed has been allayed, and tbe, National Government, to he io rebellion, eve*here, signally. fend tbe Cunstitutiou of the United devastation uf hostile, armies is ended. and therefore subjected to martial law, A toiuptete act. no* cumpiisteg lidrlr , , Tbeealeeaoos are instructive. They Stalee.** etc. The hosts of rebellion and treason have before tbe complete rsMuretfon «rf ibdr **• Volumes. ia neat <4.^ blsdiat •« If Gmgreaa should be asked to relax been conquered and dispersed; and the broken relation, with the nation, and lb. •tear that the people are the true raters; be sect by express, freight, at ripreaa «f tbe stringency of the oath, it would In­ defeated and overthrown traitors are now ■upereedure ufmilitary, by rivil admin­ traflona. Our future ttrttolxns wilt en­ prrrt.Hr, b< 32 25 per rolriM. ffogk and that tn their sober, second thought evitably and propbrly say that, whenever seekfog pardon and mercy at the hand* rich themSelves out t»f Harper's Weekly vrdumea. hy mail, p«tp.ld. MW — •ctK&thoy are d4lirmTned to "adhere to It was convinced that tbe danger has of the Government which In their mad­ istration ; that be would be unwilling to !■«* after wrKevw. amlpwieiera. and pubbold such courta, in such States within ‘iie right Tbe people of lbs Northern passed away against which lire oath is ness and fatly, they sought to destroy. bis eiroult, as Inelude Virginia, until Qm- llshere are turned to duet."—A’rw Turk Let us, than as a grateful people', “give grwrn .hall have bad an oportuniiy to Aataa are determined to. stand by 4& dit acted, it would cheerfully du so; but that, w hile the danger la ’atill threaten­ thanks unto the Lord ; far he ia good; for consider and act on the wboln .object— ‘ A eeewsity (n every boaaeliuld.n— tried and ever true. They have no faith ing. It must still maintain every defense His mercy endurelh forever.” The Chief Justice expreed to the Preei Bostoa Traaaenpf. •te tea* party which has one set of priori- against it.Given under my' hand and sea! of the deot the opinion that a «ell court hi a "ft it at once a treeim W.IXTB ErEUYcour To plte far New York sod another for New Tbia whole mailer of. rsorganixatbrn Stale, at the Capitol, in this City ofLan­ district wader martial law, cm only alt by historical annalist of the ^MMff. Ibe people of New York aaw may be settled by tbe ■ people of tbe sing, this first day of November, in tbe tbe aanetkm and under tbe Soper vieitmef States moat vitally interested. What I y ear of Our Lord one thousand eight plainly ihs* if the wew principlea of the the military power, and be pweiilvely as the country wants of those who made hundred and sixty-five, end of tbe Inde­ sens be could not thlnlr that It becomes DMMMagr of Noo York ware right, as war upon the government is not oMbh. I pendence of tbe United Stales the nine­ JuMlees of the Supreme Court to exerufoe ttey agreed so Marly with the Republi­ All the rebel chiefs, from Davis and ftee > tieth. juriadlettee under M>eh eoediUon. I 1866. THOBBM’^ENDiD By HisXxesIIeoer.toeOevrrnor^_____ cans ia the late canvass, tben^-wcru tbe 'down, had taken oaths enough and broken BhftafaaM right all the time, and were ,them. What It wants lean indication Calitorala ton. / •HWj of honest intention end fidelity to the tehr to treat than those who, by their ( A San Francisco dispatch of tte fk)> I e r— • - ——r*—-upUjr I** government. It does not want men in mwpfiUfurm, acknowledged that they Congress who will try to do there what says: Governor Lew and other Cummfo- ' those who prefer to receive (Mir periudiI rote directly from the Office rd Puhlica were In the wrong in all the past. they failed to do on tbe battle-field.— [ Th* Bremen and Southampton steam­ aionere appointed by the Govern meet to U-H1. • Pmtmostare and uthara dwiroe. Them iaanother thing, which leaves the Such a desire ia uut unreasonable, ft | ship America arrived at New York on examine (lie recent! r completed portions ufgetliug up Clubs will U suppHad with Wednesday, with details of European «r "?pr'k teppsehisd. bet Huie ’ooaaobtiun' acy• hendaoine pictorial 8bowb.ll .-* appte tfewe to the 25th. Among tbs power. New Coati. to Culifax, distance twenty- retfon. whieh,Ees>dee Digland and Turkey, hare three mllea.have approved tba same ami Tire postage on Harper’. Wsekly i. ir 0MJ. In Nm, Tort, -Ten made known their intentfun „f taking forwarded the report to Washington — partin the inference for the purpoee ot When the report i. endorsed by the! Wk/*" •Uodnn.d ttaJ„4CO*np*nJ' *>• «gr ancient order, eta went Baporx of the Aajetent Genrrsl «1 Hleh - studyingfta means of preventing or re■w you sailed under false __ r— —wmfsnj announces Ilxavn’a Wimu.y, one year 34 00 Tbe report of Adjutant General R>b •tber eu New York My to that tbe bulk of the work to Dutch Fiat, Aawpreanpy of either <h« Weekly erteno, of thia State, for 1864. ha, just nearly 80 mi|M from Bacnunenftbiwill •y, “Trnr-farted only bocaure or M.g.zin, w.il U .uppi.ej 4rali, r' bren made puWie. ft contains an enor­ be completed io December. every dob uf five subJcrtUre^r £ W -u W0* hypocrite, and mous mam of statistics, .nd has bnen Gm. Jno. F. Miller has filed bonds •bia! tbs tbutasr of yf>br opponeota.'**—, prepared with tte greatest care and la­ om r.wiHMWe;,ur cupiw far , preparatory to entering on dujjr.ar Col­ Tbe tawth ft, the trechling dm^eervteg bor, reflecting great credit on the able lector of the port of San Fmadaco.— ' management of hie department. Tte to­ Tbie appointment is commended ,by tbe . Bwk numMare oen be a^a^j u pelWsiset of the eupperbead party are * tat number of enlistments in Michigan principal newspapers of th. Stalo and The Anewal Volumes nf Rfeper's tn tbe Grat ten month, of 1864 waa 20,objected to by none. a r.r • • 041,—more than half aa many men aa Tbe lung pending Ji ligation between Weekly, la neat eluih bindme. w.|| Ur •ent by express, fret «f expense, ftr |7 , were enlisted In the State during the ' whole of the first three yeare of boatlli- moye all cause of dispute with the United the Burning Moscow and Qphyr,Silsor —ch- A c-rmplate aal, c-impriring Eght Mining Companies is settled by a oom­ lias; and, of these, only 1,600 were draft 1 States, is more decided than ever, ft i. promise. lia Opby r Company taka the V olumes, sent 00 reccinl «.f »>.!. -» h.. even said that a speech from the throne cd. The tot.il number of veteran volun­ rats of 35 25 per vot, freight at expense THE gainst the meeting of the French Cham ground |,n dispute, paying 370.000. It ofpSrcbsser. ' Address teer enlistments in the same time was is stated tbe various suits brought on by ■'* / TkeMtaewUeaarWlm. MAHPEBi BROTHERS. ‘ 5,545. including IB entire organisations. her, will announce the Immediate and one or the other compauiee far this entire eraettatioa of Mexico by the Of*. Win, ik. JUdn^rtB, tnur- The total number of meh actually fur­ f■*■*»» Swrsaa, Naw Y<m«. I eave a FULL STOCK of BOOTS ground waa proeacutad at an expense of French troopa. hw»| at Washington on Fri­ nished by Mieblgnti ffi.r the war, up to nearly a million dollars AN’D SHOES, In the tala uf which I 4a4 dririag frasa Uw .y.Um «!l cwrtiU day im between 10 and 11 o'doeh.- November 1st, 1864, was 81,365. Ad 1 An.%!'h p‘P*r The spot <Hng those 'Who paid com mutation, tbe eon offer yo« . TteMypaposaam filled with .lithe Ircted in .Westminister as tbs last resting credit of the State on the bonk of the detalhi tf tte affair. Everything tbe War Department, at that date, was 83,­ place oftha late Premier is In tbe nori? The New York pnbllsbee a SPLENDID BABCAISB! »• bgri^l Ostlereagh, summary of Gov. MarrinV metosr. to atatehJewretaheaid.aodaU xhaC.iM , 347. The amount paid by drafted Mich­ Wilberforce, Canning. Chvlea James K-rtanaffidare paraded before the pub- igan men fur eummntath'O money, was cu ., T„ „1111,^ 3584.600. Tbe total number of casual Fox, the Earl of Chatham and hia bril­ Tb» Governor doee not think-If vnvM be Men's-Jfaag*., at Twsjvw aauunr-p lire, dec., among Michigan Qroope during ,liant oxi, and a host of worthies, whose wire to cmfct ibe‘privUeg# Of voting on 1964. was as foHcws : Officers-100 died names baveaeforusd thia country'a hiato- the negro, and believes Congress will ffin dsmssd this, a. an indivpcuMble prelimin action or of wounds; 25 of disease: Tbe London 77mrx. of October 25Ui mary to tbeadmlaatoa of Representatives 138 dishonorably discharged 33 dismiss- ( M,U* l‘a‘4i’* •Hb but orgea up.,0 the OwvanBuw. as a mak ed. Enlisted men—1.946 died In action T , I*2,We wiU gitotoa Stiwifa known to the law 1 A | »erira to our mutual asliafaciion, and I ter of the rlainret ju»Uoe, aa weft as wls■: We MtomcursWres with tfia follow. «>r of wounds; 2,778 of dbeare ; 4»®27 Lord Russell hre his hand in it. That is Oom, that taws for tbo most aomplate missing in action ; 4 306 discharged far ( i"g, raltave to the taking-oil of the crim- v.rtro.------ ---------- K--1----- -----------“vU“£ protection of the freedtmhS rfvil right, be paeaed, and Me testimony be rmlrftf Rgbl, be ia of neeesrity. like medicine— In ermrta Without these, be says th* r.rdcr wax Tbe nslioo moat taka him, eteo though <llar.will ,.........ha«» .......... „ it makes a wry face. chin, ^-.wi vw.t the imposition „f cruel dieWard haa from 2,000 to 2^30 majoribooeM employer., and with tf Th* Bqglt.lt Im. or ste.nver, between my Good*. Thai ia why I ca remarked that‘‘Ji* «f nearly 10,000 urer last thinks,toe «nBanr*-eted !*'“’ people W?IJ ’'ba' ' year. Tbe republican hare ten meiuri-l generally contend Elixir indu.trions and fc■ Ameiobly and 00. io tbe Senate. terprising, eVSrr I Is 'ba toe. RswwSr k>rUro*i>*d Us. IXsss*’ The alectHm of Mr. W ard ..cure, the MtoVtta BaMo-, __ . BEWOW BLDUB " appohummu of Bepublirena aa clerks in that the Convention dreiare the seeeoeioa I tbe Chsurory and Supreme Courts, and a ordinanM not repeal*), but hull sod void bust of other posiliutM. The State ia ringing with rejoicings ; . TB*5**t*‘4l -~““TTtJ.' . . UXtaOM Th. .urgK>n of the Ata lente Katas th.t a mV.rity of ter pamenger. srw emigrant, from Switxerisodted the souther? Hra of Germany. They came t __ . P«rK where thocholmai,^™^, i Cta* cMBly appruxiraatrw 5,000. ver. and,while there, MwreT died’ta . .. NAMLavn. purposes of placing •toam ^LTXL~“iid“'rjtel I to*w»M-' tbe W-n?7* ■pplaz-d lb. Rocky Mountain., . "Xero 0. D. SPAULDING, STOP AND SEE NEW GOODS dry goods. groceries throng dared Mataterrete. The walk nf bMtooM ptoere is stay 11. feet wide.. On the worth aide, where thro have t«>; Mershnl. Itedr walks are kept measurably .few. But «m the south side, where the Marshal and several C>unril<uen flourish, •ta where every rii»p ba* n back yard.; biiMS ata barrel, are allowed tu pecupy '•Itbfffoe* ot> l—th aide, uf the walk.Psetepaweo-ghtn.* to ho fault-finding,: ■ ata we will But be If, things can be half' de cost. Now if eetne uf uor friend* \riH kindly remora that huge box, and popdl lw rite* b>«~ and barrel, from tb<uerev edg^TTU usl*. AFwUSsm ». esera about tboee which they and a!n\.l every ether bum keep next to the InilxP^ teg*. Ladrna M ieuk out for tbesc *re--but it is too inach to. M^tee way uu both .ide. with jigged wund ata rusty unite. -WW. would direct aUentiiHi to the Pi nopperils of Harper's Weekly and ffsrpae'a Maguxine, published in this ffftr. N» pratee uf ours c->ald add to ttepapiliffiy of these periudicala. We stay Med remind oer readers that «n»w is ,'te* lime to make up yours clwbe for the Jtew Tear, so that, beginning aright 1 yarn Reward will be e»nstant iu an txce/ jS, UM ■Mlkad-xfe ik* lUirklwfiataf i»d p>Wn bore dr<k their •'■■P —la, ft io greeted aa a jnyooa >w« '*• —i—««. u. *11—baa, dm an. 8>> wbre, toward nightM, M fa the earlier day, y«m behold tbe letters on the fruit of I Unequaled Remedy PmUFYIKG the BLOOD. Vegetable Extract, vtt» >mhi pganr Bensoin ia not Benzine pitied ap few fesed. but tbe miserabte *««to would to auy so. Nnbodv ba. h* mimt<u Vilhr. u.,*1 .*» saiet ki .hia.j Spaulding Ir to «aa»tofB as Mywtere In Michigan, •••taw Ma gaud. M»d his prices— $»•*. by aU mssna, and thereby avoid Wte* wbtah threatens anbellevcra. Benzoin W> ths Buu'. u piw^estsr wwuty, which 1 THE �|H1 °<5 W ||1W NEW DRW STORE, f | Just opening ip the Holbroojc Block, Hastings, Mich, F. D. ACKLEY. Druggist, fth i* ‘ Would invite the public generally to call and examine stock and prices, and not _j j | wait for further notice. The JVew Stoi-e is all the rage! Hastings, Oct. 26th. 1865, H. mj iaa«sssa::as«aj ■ ?!$ i hl JUI 131 t-l? iiH J? BE =■ a 5 % t ? -X 5 ■ 41 I mi :«g -"■&* :"5" = S nr^Ffi 58 | 3t -= » lill ill |8b5 J ” Si }1 t S Ch ii i 3 I 5 i •; 5 3 5 ’■.. s -=»: ?! .• hlLUs ! M s ' 3 f-XH? J ’ 5 Si- . =-t“ • 8 -* » 4 . ■£ ; - 1 • j ’ i • i j 5 V« -s = ?y HI £-“■-§222**5 *43’53 I, “?■? 1C iibll t �DRUGS:'DRUGS! KMUMIIC 8 y,..:mr»tg ■ MAVBED Tf FRBSH ASHWitf NEW GOOS8 BUBTON & BENHAM’S HASTOWB, WCH. {p .#uH»5s ijmir, .S-sTHS’ imsi sia ntsniNEi, Books and Stationery IPJR1TD1B8 I To Suit the Timos. WE DEAL IN W proper i tbe toil for future crops.— . Qnsslisei frequently arise aa to whak ia tbebeat time to plowl What dtepoeitfoo aha 11 be made of the manure which has been collected through tbe ixnnel ‘Those are Important questions u> tbe farmer, aad they are not always so emily —Wit M «M might Imagine. ' Every kind of. work should be dona in the autumn that will leaain or io any woy fooilitata labor In the spring. All heavy DRY GOODS Groceries, Great Decline, In Prices,- BOOTS & SHOES, Hats & Caps, SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS wowrttfe. ..** Wt* CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, wet may compel tbe farmer to postpone wowing or planting bia fields, and then, if everything ia to be done, eome of his crops will be got ia too late, or perbapo not at all. November ia an excellent time in which to clean up abort the fields; to cut brush and leer op their roots abort tbe walla, «»d eart away eome of the rich soCManaJations that bate gathered there.— W^mkhe«9v«r,abiM*idD<>l"be horn­ ed tinder the walls, as the aihea afford tba best source of a ftiture growth. A good limo to dig or rink stone. out of the way of the mowing tnaebiue, or those that have remained for many years In the sort poth, oi■ have been In the way I about ths dwelling. isIJdW FALL & WINTER OUR STOCK Goons, STATWIT-EKI relief '■-.I?— AT THE MILLINERY STORE OUR FACILITIES M&IEWMVS Mil Which will be sold For Doing Businiess, . KUBttUfS MnACt BiiCHU tEtj’Epran'nasa wash ARE EQUAL TO ART nr THE STATE. wr nan*/ SILK AND STRAW VERY CHEAP! BONNETS, FOR CASH OR READY PAY. rhhM- LADIES’, MISSES’ AND Store away loam, leaves, or what is better than either,goodmuok, where It eaa ba obtained at all times in the winter 10 cover the droppings of lbs stock, ab• oorb the moiaturo and increase the roatoriala upon which future crops depend. November should not close and find <b« aqueducts, pumps, or other mode, of providing water out of tspair, or io any •CMdHioa where they will be limply to ready AB® Don’t forgot the pUje, al CHILDRENS’ £UJ£8, CROCKERY is the largest ever brought to this mart, 500^.XriftraSMS 2.““ —if. Much good hay and grain may be caved by securing constant warmth and comfort to the stock while In winter quar Kept constantly on band, and for aal. on Reasonable Terms. BUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings,' Mich. JCUV. Bl>«.BLL> c'6. ^Bloaching and Plowing And all other work done Ol Shart Metier ggj I* Gowd 8ty|r, IHCENIX INSURANCE CO. Brw Gww«lv Berrirnd Weeklp H. A. C6bl>TEAR Phoenix of Hartford. FLUtO EXTRACT SARSAfARILLA, bodies. Swine kept io UiTVsy tale cold end contract a cough that lasts through thair lives, so that they neither grow up nor latten profitably. Beside thia, H is cruel to subject the animal, that arodspeudect upon m to such a lite of freesing £rt*2?nter‘.‘ Swiacnxa Snn Potatobs—A am pendent of tbe W'ritrrn Enrol r«o Meeds tbe eeleetion of seed potato*. diglkglJme. Neither tbe very law THB l-nannx swvwm'm. r.-xvv T...bH i??tr*T*r *?*«* «* TT3 CAOT IBS IBSAT 2 of all kinds, if lk*y’i have secured their cellar, against frost I Tbe vegetable cellar sbouM be kept Toool. . er»eel!fng st M or J» cents per dowra. Bans will not lay freely unhMS here warm quartara, warm food. aad a Utlla meal occasiooly and plenty of groin and pure water. Drain, which hare been commenced may.be finished or new owes started.— BMMtatteoliocife not yti paid to thb wyect, by forra.ro in thia region. A part af November work ahnuld be to invest a conuiderabls portion of your <*!■••• the eoil, by draining, making tbe tafnoothfo the plow, harrow, mow­ Machine, boroeroke, A-c;5>y mating iBemahaut fences, keeping ibe bnildinga in good order, and ao managing affairs M to abridge human labor, bot'at the seme time increase the annual profits Tbh eaa-be done, but only through tfo, heed wort, as well as that of the hands. Wilt yoo try It, and report 1-.Y. g. Far^tr. ... OLD LADIES fit FAIR MAIDENS* 933,172.64 and will be sold at (TXnVAlT IM*.) Railroad Prices, AUiag IiBaBpcruiioa; a»d MS.i.ta wvalrrf M©T8 & 0EC33, IRON, NAI| rvrt. uDNttUtti THorsaSo < • TUB MME: lilts. trfc-TcoTT, •dlwrs io soMvrstiy. rwha rae c«*,.etX* MCTUTU bCt Lmmo *Ib»j» F>u rna,ilj. — •1,«M PE* »**) Pramy thsyy ttM, A, STOVE PIPE, BAP &N8, And everything elee fashioned from Sheet Iro*. All wrts «f Shirts and Drawers Shelf Hardware, ROPE, < a-ztrbro-STOisrEs, CBScaWIHD, Farming Tools of all Merchant Tailor, IA1N7S. of tbe »« ar o«« eoTTUs or RAX>’WATT’S • V punr MADT MADE CLOT/THM, AND WOODEN WARE. UkOADCLOTHB. CASSnam, TnriMQS. . . AMother ’2xaJta“,l>fieocxM’ *• w. u» ta anrasa »n> pu.a»4 Atmwja*TaiB©ff. nrta.sMMb.Mi U «,tud ; T noWAU. MWCUTTOii. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-11-22.pdf f3d90f08d8ec73239338f86456379912 PDF Text Text .OTTBAI 8B«T8AB VOL. X. Rulings ijannrr, HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22/1885. Sastings’ business Jirtrttrj. Stlntrt Jortrj. loo of the valtt dr cbaaArr, wfio was the red thousand franco* . tbsfoeslnsa'Bwm tq fores them to It j for companion and confederate of the prinee. bankers' that same day. T%la belng'dotie, If they goeerowg, the power la in oqr An old beau, formerly wefT known in It waa aeorrtained that they bad de­ thejedeltr called the wlla—eea. bond* aad wscwu abeak thorn a* any stage, camped In a euabh from the d<x>r of the “Genttemeh." said he. “I have at length> .to thi agd, and. ul'liffs tbam .to .ootreot Washington City, «M accustomed to Ml t»sntyfcur bom; if, hotel. Every exertion was made to convinced M. T------ of Ute real value of| UgBr *rrors ; ws must be pstient with but m>« mepl trace them out. bot several >esrx cl.pwd the an off box. You see the price at which them. I did not expect to keep ocf all after ibi*. be bsd'to co to • party before they Were discovered. who were uuMudsff from the Amnesty, or take * second dinner, be ata n-tbiug.al he has purchreed it back from tnr." oil th. next day. H* died at th* ags of Th* jeweler who waa nearly rained by "1 have given you five hundred thows- eve* a large number uf them, hut 1 mttto. trkrre o( U. Hqymgs Brew. this robbery, removed to another quarter tended they sbonld **ia fur panfam, and of Pari*, and established himself under a , to.realise .th* enormity of th* crime they A STKIKKR, new name. One day a meearngsr called had committed. • You cmrld not have brXvrfied the sob- son, became a widow, Reduced firaan on him from M. T—■■ . a gentleman Deafer* (a brae*, iwrilview. pates I »< holding anoftelal aituntinc, who was vary >et of equal saikag*, at th* North, mm affluence to poverty, with a large familv taraantte*. par. Irawr., <1 year* agv^arid we ma*t j-*m*mb*e that, of small children dependent on her man­ ill and wished to purchase s»m*rings.— The poor jeweler bad nalurhlly become the changes at th* South have bees mere ual tehor fc-r daily food, she mads a trprbcty of experiments tn ascertain «h«t ar­ rapid, and # . ■aapiciowa ever ainca bi* tatal adventure ticles could b« purchased ftxr the least Prino* Gargarin ; and Instead of sending ccpt more i _ money, and would al tUshgie time “go his shopman bo took the ring* himtolf.— ee ; for my part, I promts* him sternal North*fil*'f 1------------B------------- farthest," by keeping her children long­ digest a pw*,.forw* annot expect sueh Be was shown into a bad chamber, which I eeereey." • '' ■ ' - - ’ ' er. from cry leg t-r something to eat.— waa partially lighted,owing to thr situa­ ! With thsae words, he took hi* depart large afl»hw will be cornprebended and tion al the windows, th* room was all in ture, leaving th* witnesses bewildered d Igwtad at one* Ws meet give them She soon diacOvert J that when they ate buckwheat eakes and moIxsSes, they were a shade, except where the bed stood.— in a maze tf conjecture*. M. T*——, time to anderstand their tike poeitinn. SEVEX GREAT BLESSINGS What was the surprise of th* jeweler though immensely'rieh, (be wea said to Iteeunotbiag to rooreal In these mat. irxiiSffiar jOCTMD W WE aV’W BACK when be discovered in the invalid M. T. poesaae upwards ot three mllltonb) never lera snd h»e no desire or wilhngneM to K ftst^ni.Ud Judge .< the United the swindler, who bpd some years pre- recovered from the mortifiestiuo attend­ take indirect courses to obtain wbal w« State* District Court observed that, when liously defrauded him in tbs assumed ant oo this onexpeeted dlacovury.'' . ' character of the Russian Prince Gargarin ’ Our Governmsqt Is a grand and lofty he tout buckwheat cake, far breakfast, be Fur a few mumento be wm struck dumb stewrlure; in searching for Its foundation could- sit on Ibe bench 4b* whole day we find it rests on the broad basis of withoat being uncomfortably hungry ;df with amassment. However, be recover­ ed himarlf, and deeming it prudent -not popular rlgbss. The elective franchise is the cakes sere omitted, be fell nbligad to not a natural right, fast a polkieel right. take a I aneh about noon. Book wheat to betray the discovery he had made, be divplavrii hi* ring* ; several were selected I am opposed ta giving ' the Btstre too cakes are a uniteraal favorite al the win­ Mxuroan Mam., Oct. 8, 18®. and tbsir price* amounted to about six Mr Dui Bjm ; I was an mueb Tm much power, and ale* to a greet roneoli. ter breakfast tabla, end eefeotific inreeii-reeled with oor conversation of last dsinxn of power fa tile Central Gpvcrn- gatfon and analysis has shown that they abound In tfo) brat forming principle, “ll is a l«rge auro of moaey for a t-oor retsday, that I returned immediately in BMk ruined man," said M. T——, "I bars ny room and wrote djrwn such of 'tb* ll I interfered with th* vote In th* hence nature takes away our appetite for not ready cash sufficient to settle the arista made as I rooM remember; sod I Rebel States, tn dictate that ths negrix them hi summer. During the Irish famine, when many whole account, and I shall fee! qbliged to j shall vote, I might d<> tbs same thing for you if you wilt take in paymrot this cari am tr-d*y, more than ever, convinced i my own perptteca in Pennsylvania. Oor died of hunger, the poor were often found spending their last shilling for teh. toboeeo oua old ar.uff box which is of grant value." that, if corrected fo you and returned to Hr ashed foe hie dressing ease, and me lor either pulffla or private a**, it opened it, ar.d took nut an xtagou shaped will go far to promua* a good under-1 china acuff box, set in gold and robie*. ■taadieg bcivseou J you guff- our leading Rebel Butts If they gw wrraig. If they charitable institutions, that when m«wey It was perfectly uaiqo* and of inestimable m»n. rebel, we have the army, and can ccatrol w*« paid to the poor, they often laid oct value. On bebMdteg it th* jeweler well It will alro.unite (ho public mind in them by Iksnd, if neeresary, by legitla every cent la tea or coffer, instead offnnteh betrayed biraselt The snuff box fiiror uf jmtr .pfan.ao £ar at least aa ynu , lion als-x If tb* General Government curlng the more suUtaotial food such ds which M. T------ , preaented to him was wuald carry ft out witbnu* modification. eootrols the right to vote is th* 8tetev.it rural, and (four and potatoes. On betgg, thr i-ne which had been stolen from him Y<u» are aware that 1 do aet associate may eetaUishsueh rulr* aawitt restrict reproved fi-r this apparent exlravagwMC. a few day* befiwe tba robbery of bi* dia- much with msu in politiuid Uf*. but rath­ the rote-to e Sisatl somber of peradsa, and improvMer.ee. the reply in both MM* m<-nd*. Th* box was loo remarkable to er with those ubo, representing th* ad- and thas crease a central despotism. ' i was identical; their own olwervatioo Bad A jrweler at Paris on* day saw a admit of th* poeeihilKy of mistake. Be- vaaoed moral arose of th* country, careMy position is 'ddferw.t from what it show n them that a peony's worth efftad, <rr tobaccn^or liquor, would keep off the splendid rqui|Mge drive up to hi* dooraidra, it bad a secret vpriag. by mean* of estly labor fay the good ol M< p*oplr. would he if I ww* In Ten* »■*»'«. I There i should try tn introduce negro sen** nf hunger than a penny’s worth of aud a tall, important looking man alight which all the miniature* could be taken ffrom ft. He wanted a set of faffly** dia- out uf their witting*. On th* revarsee .<r immediate reward. The latter class i euffraaa gmduaMy ; got tboee who have anything »l»e. Scientific men express I m«od i-rnsments, a complete wedding were (tainted similar subject*, but treat­ desire earnestly to understand your .plan, , torrtd ia the army ; tboee who roold read th* idea by saying,‘Tea, like aloofao*. outfit. Tlic price was fixni at two huw- ed In tbejityie at Indelicacy pucaliar to aud. if possible, support your admioia- । and write, and perhaps a properly quel- retard* the mrtnraoi pboais ofthn tissue*;'*. in other words, It give* fuel to tb* fladts itxcatiou fi>e others, any tSVO oeg250. . drrd (hmtaxud fiuoo. He made choice tb* sge of lamia XV. This circumetacc.' , tratfon. fDfotic, s/tid lte rowfd grant but little fof was important In proof uf bi* claim to it would not do tn l«C the negroes of life, and thu* prevent* ft from consum­ I think the publication of your proursa . ■ rxretiiing the order, and Insisted <»n leav- the (Hisses*ion of th* box. When M. T. of reconstruction, »iih the reason* for I have universal suffrage now ; K would ' ing the fat and fie*h of tbrbbdy. If a peracmgvts into the habit of taking breed a war of races. ’ • .. asked him to set a valu* on H, ba said, i injf with ill* jeweler a deposit of four yMr frith in it, will commrud itself to | their candid iudg^nietif; and a* I told you, 1 There waa'a t«w>e in the Southern a lurch between bre^rfsrtand dinner, be | thousand franre* In tillrlrdr ta»gvt. He “I C”O»ider ft worth more than fifty . inspire our "l>oU ^^-fthjyn people with States when tba slaves of large ' owMi s . will very eoou find himself getting (Mat also srlrortd a ring, worth a hundred and I twenty franers, and ordered it to l»e sent tbovtaed frano." । looked dnan upon eon-slave owners tje about thr luncheon-tlm ; but let him be | ' confidence In yotrt; administration. ' bome'tht next day ; snd 6>* days after “Fifty thousand franca!” exdtimed ' The report Is mr»g»r at.'il tnrsatiifac- cau*-: they did wot own slaves; the terser 1 so preesud with-' importarit engagement* I the u bote set of dismoeds were to be M. T-------, “I thought .it was valuable, tory, but I think rt crervrye. for the most 1 U» number "f steles their masters own- j for^wal dxy* in sucerestoo as to. Mb* ! completed. Arei-rd-ngly a confidential but this far rxce*d« rn v estimation of It." | part the. spirit of emr c-nver»at!on.— , ad, steayroaffhr th^y.were, end this has । iTtiung Imiwwsn 'ftHsri«;ft--wtll no* be l«ng before be can diepea** with: bis • niesvvngvr from tli* jeweler’s repaired tn - “Sir,**rilafMffthe paefei, “I will not Therefore, although the tenor of yotir lunch alt-getber. Tbea* things seem to ' (lie hotel D—— In the Rue de la Paix, retrace wbal 1 k»ve said. I am an expert words led me to belleee’it wee not In­ sIhiw that, to a certain extent, eating ' and inquired for-Prince Gargarin. He dealer, and to mo ft may poreibly be tended tn be kept private, 1 hare refrain.often I* a mere matter ofhwbiL Whole I wn* ahbwninto an apartment on the first i worth more than tb* rem I have men- rd from answering the vpedlc irxjniries of tribe* of Indian hunter* aed trappers tiooed. ' I will make this proposition to negrv upon the non sl*v*bold«ng wbilsw. st-ry. Fire or six lackeys wrr* In the i anxious frieoda, whom I met on my way iCTX£,-.Vd 'lb* o*gro wit! veto with tbs lew ma* hat* been known to eat but ooos ba •iite-rhamber. The prino* look the ring. you; you eball tak* the nags you have home last I might ia some way, Feare a -iBlsst. (urawbr. . .. i paid for It, and gave a present of ten selected, and you shall-put Ibe box under wrong inipreteiun «m tbeir minds. Truly ter whom be does nut bate, rath** than twenty .four boors, and that at night.— IMwte. KB^nhe •< ffresw <»^w. frsnre to the messenger, who joyfully I an envelope, stating it to be my property; your friend. with the nun elasahuiding wblterwhnm ffotfi Jowl of Hnltk. returned borne, snd rongratalated bis I I and If itdoeu nut bring more man fifty be d ebate,; Upiveraal ,Mffrsga would ' master <m having so wmfthy and liberal j thousand lianres you shall have my ring* etn'- amriher war, not agsir.xt us, but a A correspondent, describing the faativwiir iff rates. for nothing." itic* at B-arritx. write* ;-L had not aeen WaauiuoTou D. G. Ort-1, 1 If*. M. M. T------ , wan completely blinded by Another thing. This Government Is the Queen lul-ella Jur sixteen or ssvsoTbnjvw.ler, with the utmost punctual I have just returned from aa interview th* freest snd the best on earth, and I fuel ! ity.mrrird home the dlsmrmds «i the this deep scheme. Hr was a g« od evqteen years, and ia that time site has, of day appointed. The prince was in bis nuiaseur of object* of rrr/w*. and be wA with President Jvbneon, wl(lch be talked sure is^rsliavff to list ; bot to secure this course, changed, though not so much aa study, sitting before a rUiudrnal eacre- 1 not a little gratified to find bis b«-x so foe an b«-ur on the proc*** uf recvn»truc- we must elevate and purify the batfafi.— 1 one might bare expected. She is very 1 tavle. Which wee • pen. Tba>weler hand­ I much unvalued, and to l>* enabled to tioo <.f Rebel State*. Hi*’ mauner wa* I fi-r many years contended at ths Sooth large in sire, and with feat errs by a* ed the caskei to him. and hie highn-se obtain lb* rings without opening bis a* cordial and hl* conversation as free, as that Slavery was a political seakne-s, means remarkable for distieeti.*. The minutely inspected the jewels ; suddroly puree. The most exaggerated valuation in 18C3, when I met him daily iu Nash- but others sai l It was political »tr*«gth ; Infanta, her daughter. la tall for her age. they thought we gained thre*4iftha rep slight, daik, e«>d does not look la gitud une of the valets entered the room aud at the snuff box would scarcely have Ux- vide. Hi* countenance i* healthy, avan more rvsentation by it; 1 cun tended that wo ceoded seven or eight thousand franc*.— , mwouneed -Prince DnlgorohL” health. Both ruother and daughter wore lost two fifths. ' “Ah!«ny brother-in-law.' exclaimed ! 11* sent fur two «t hi* reigbbora, oo* of ■o than when I fir»t knew bun. •the mantilla, ebieb la always T“«.I remarked that tb* people of the which was a notary, and the matter wa* ' Itwe bad no slavre, we should have had his loghne.*. “I d-nol wish him ipse# Nl>rtb were anxious that the process of ! arranged comfortably with tb* jeweler's twelva !l<-pres«ntat1rc* more, according lb* present which I destine for bis sis rucoiis:retina should be thorough, and to the tbrtf ratio of representation. Cm»ter. Requaet him te stay in lb* drawing prupouilioo. This being done, tbs invalid th*y wttiied to support him in the ardu- grrss apportions representation by States nw.m. ai>d I will com* to him imtnedi- said— “Who will fix tb* price of lb* box 1" our work, but their idro* were confused mA districts, and the Stat* apportiona by atelr.” “You, sir," coolly replied tlfe jeweler. by the conflicting reports coostantly dr- dlstAcfaBe touched tb* table, the cylinder culated, and 'raperi-lf by the present “Me T you ara jesting." Many year* ago, I moved la t*e leg­ moved, and ibe aecretaria closed ; the “I assure you, sir, I am quite serious. position of the Democratic party. It ia islature that the apportfonment «ff R«p- ! S.HM ten years ag" there came an old diamond* were within it ; but on the table there lay an open box filled with leather 1 would willingly lay a good wager that IndwMriuualy circulated ip ibe Demoerat- rvwentstlvr* m C>ngr**a. in Tenovaere, on* armed. airtly li.iking man to the city , of Miwtg-mcri, AU., who followed the bags, and nun>en>os rouleaux of louis you will value the box at five thousand J te Club* that he was going over to them. sbteild be qualified voters. He laughingly replied, “Major, have you Th* appointment is now fixed until j arocatioo <■! prddlmj knives and seisaura huddled together in confushm. The jew­ M. T---------- directed a took at ths two itever known a man who for many year* 18TCvbeti>re that lime w* ml|(hl change i through tb«mty. Il is said that be offer eler had obeeried all this treasure on his had diflered from your views becawea the basisjnf reprewntati-u. from pnpula- rd to sell a knife to the Hon. Wax. t^. witnesses a look which seemed to say, first arrival ; bot his attention waa per you were ia advance ef him, eteim them ^KSTto qualified voters, North** well a* | Yaocy, once up-hi a lime and the ttm. ticularly attracted by a large portfolio, tba man Is msd ; but the jeweler added. “You will value it at that price. I am a* bi* «wn when bo some to yuurstand; South, and. In due coarse of lime, tba] Wm. L struck him in the faoa for far­ well lined with billtii do hrnifw*, (be G.- UUMIMOVK. certain you will. But first of all I have pointr * ' State* wifApwr rvperff to colok ' might ex­ ing tba preeumplfon to apeak to him.— edge* of which were visible. I replied, I have often. He said, Bo tend tba elective french is* to all *b<> To-day this man. W reford by name, baa His blghneaa left the room saying be to acquaint you with a little circumstance and Uncy alnea in pnessssed certain mental moral or such the largest dry would retujn very shortly. About twen­ ' connected with this box, which will en[ abte you to preceive ita real value. ” ■ party finds its old position untenable and other qualifications, as might l>« deter­ M«-citg»<uary, and the eldest son of Hua. ty minutes elapsed, and a sort of vague all boors till »e’sfert »’• M. _ _________ apprehension aeaaited the jaw star. At M, T---------- full uf curl-wily and| ia comuiu to ours ; if It has come op to mined by an enlightened public jiidgc- Wm. Yancey is behind the saunter deal­ our position, I am glad of it. You and I ing out tape, etc. , . , length Ibe door opened. Oh I here is his q* n. cook, Deed no preparation for <h>* conversation; hlghneas, thought be. But mi it wa* the Boetox. Oct, IB.I8OT. 1 neighbors, taking th* bi-X with them, ad- | we can talk freely on this subject, for tba master of tba hotel, who, stepping tip to ywroed u tbe drawing room ; M. T— I Bcavavtse run Paesevc Ra&noaia— thoughts are familiar to us ; we cau be Tbc abovtrrepnrt was returned to mo Th* Balt Uh* Trfeyrgpi of fhflOd the jeweler, said: au to be P*td wtea rspars “Are you waiting for anybody-, air F sod the jeweler being left *!<«*, the j*w- perfectly frank with each other. Ha then , bp f'rwideal Jeb neon with the faMowing mititmus He relaru of B. B. li**d. Chief je**ird.«.- ■ ■ cunimenced with earing that the States MMM* •‘J am waiting for the return of Price* >>f Engineer*,' and party of thirteen par“Sir, it la now about sixteen yaarsago are in the Unlptf, which la ubol* and In Gaea*a L Sraonxi. Gargarin ; te whom I have jest ar»ld a eet iocs. who had been engaged ia surveying •YTAntltCIB HOWfo ••f diamonds for two hundred tbooaaad sine* that suuff bo* was stolen from me, divisible. tb* nltra-mnntene dietekst of the Votes* Individuals tried to terry them but, and a abort Utu# after you robbed tn* of I WXVS Ma* TW* wrnns cowwonc* francs. Ar* you hie secretary T” Pncifio Railway. They had ran thro* but did not sueejrd, as a man may try to VtoS aw* tian n at-aayawnatT coaasrv. fifty thousand crown*' worth of diamond* ‘T am bls dup*, and ao J presums you roeteeover Use HumboMt ■toeatatas; cut bls throat and be prevailed by the under lb* assumed name <ff Primm Gar­ I I aara wanasnsrt waa*ai aivnanois*. sod they give th* prefarsnes to tbs-nertbar* sis.. I” . bystanders ; and you cannut say be efat (*r»*d) “What do you mean 1 Hi* dupe I Im- garin. 1 hav* new discovered you. My. rni route, which extends from near the poeeible ! The jewels are sbwt ap io bis evidenc* relative to the robbery I* <ki Ms throat because he tried to #•» It. junction of tba IhimbnMt rive* eastward i'hii. roplier pTStete^tff Prague Usri-1 Individuals may com mH treasrm. end serretsrir. Besides look at bis money.” record. You bav* declared the snuff through M *n*y p*s* into Clover valley ; be punished. thd a large number ofrindi rorsily, eayu: "A faUhfad and anuemunbox to be yuura, and I can prove havivd He Mixed one of th* leather bags, and titrauaeaKfa lata rib* propagation add (fo­ purchased it ala'(wldia sal*. I know a opening it discovered to hi* horror that it ba puniabed n* traitors. Some 8tn**s waa filled with nails, th* ronteatn Oon- secret which will (rises tb* truth ol my triad-to get *•* *friha.A'afo«, and wa optained ixi.lbing, and the portfolio scrape aaewrtioa beyond a doubt. Now, sir, tell poeed it, huutotly. baauos* w* beliesed < f paper. However ths jeweler consoled me whether . yos ar* inclined to defend U to b* wrong, SU<: are hove sue used*d youroell . ’ o the crimiuaI suit which 1 i*himself—the diamonds were etill safe.— teiid forthwith Ui iitatilute against you." inpuumg dawn ribs. HetoiHtou Tb, A locksmith wasaevtt for; th* arerrtarie Every wwd uttered . by the jeweler powsr of thwsf prtpsae wbo ote<M th* 1 was opened, and oh, horror • it waa etrtpfell like a thunderbolt on the ear* uf tt. through t I ty. h stand <m om aide of ths room want to recapatruci th* State Gommth* mile against a wall in which a bote bad been T------ . Ovrrwbelmed with the conveiousnrea of his guilt, bis imagination pic- nieuta and have ilia puae* U> du »U The I made, and lhere being a corresponding State institalMMcra pro*ua*pd, faM uat i tured all the iiorron of impneoomeni. bote in the eroreterie the jewel* had with ! perfect rew* bee* eoevsyad into aa ed- trial, sentence and the scdRdd. He re-■ fun lb* groumkaod they must ba lokro fi*ctid, «fd th* jeweler said— up and adapted to tpn Sfpgres* uf arsnte; -Sir, 1 give you fire urinates to form a IBFVBLlHO£DBrUY WED.’tKSDAT, r iti«n»o« axuar, cocrrt iriottua R READY ’’giittllanj. I VVir'iS<- str; .“sshisi. .• »-*. -'j-assis: f S.H.UOU.M. |g a faltering votes, directed the gWUrftod iBu"* tobf* foru*« *»*•1 �The Zudependenf publishes a letter from MjHR. OHw 8mm. in favor of "equal right*.” He argues strongly in •Tfcrovit'e**«>clil*tag tba negro as art of simplejustice, aad out only that, but as tba best and tbo true policy Air tbe peace . chbutUy sbd prosperity of the Southern Status. We give tbe essential portion of as sr-lf defcnse. If tbo country faib to do this justice now, it will commit a'crime, wheru guilt and meannees will strive fur rnaatfry. . On iiua bead it is a debt wo owe‘to saviors and beouracturs. But bore *11 tbe instincts of self defouco harinoWke with justice. For tbo who- of tbe whole country, which suffers from weakness in any part; tor the sake <-f- the.Slates lately distract­ ed by war, which above all tbinga'nesd .security Bird repose; for the sake uf ricullure which is neglected there ; for the »ake of cumnierca, which has Ord ; for theadke of national credit, whose graer’ ous trtst is exposed to repudiation ; and finally, f..c the sake of reconciliation, which Oiu be complete only when justice prevails, wo must insist upon rqual rights a» tbo condition of tho neirprder uf things. So haigas this question remains unset­ list}, there can bo no true peace. There fore I would say to lhe merchant who wishae lo open trade uilb this region ; to the capUalist who wishes Ui stud Li* inonty tbcM; to ths emigrant »(bo wishes tu find a b«>ri>w there, l>egin by assuring justicklo all men. This is the one cs•enll^ condition of prosperity, credit, snd X>Ttranquility. Without this, mcrcnutile Louses, banks, end emigration societieshaving anything to do with this regiud must all foil, or at least suffer in business and resources. To Congress we mu*t look as the guardian under tbo Constitution of tb* ' nstiuaal safety. I do out doubt its full power over thi* whole subject; oor do 1 doubtita duty to see that every pretend.od government organized by recent rebels praaeut nullity. President Johnson spoke well when in Teoneasee , he. aajp that “iu lbs Work of rsorganixatiun, fobclamoat take back seats, leaving place U> those who have been truly luw8.1," There is the keyhole of ajustpolr cy/wbich'I trust Congress will adopt. . It is difficult lo measure tbe mischief theeufifing year. Al a subsequent meeting of tbe Directors, Amoa Root waa elected FreiMeH ^K Pringle, Secretary .Mr. IxMwsia wro also appointed Treaa- •Unlil va can repopulate Georgia,,* be wrote, *lt ia uMleaa to oecupy H; buf tba PrssW'ut uf lhe Company, peremptorily utter dcalruction <>f it* road., hvuw.od “ decimed a r« election, on account of otb- people will < ’ ‘ aoureee. By er business arangementa. wo will lose •jcrsta are drawing consolation in the late terrible defvat of tbeir party, from tbe alleged feat that the Rupoblicaa petty ia not aa radical a* it need to be. They claim the credit of having driven tbe re­ publicans from their old ground, oonM qnmtly, although terribly beaten they have gained a rir.tory. That reminds u* of tlio fellow who inaerted hie none be­ tween hi* antagonist’s teeth, and although being beneath Mm, “held, the rascal Mahony, ths head uf the fenfeo order in America. He describes him ar"a wild­ looking young maa, arodily dreaaed, and bad that familiar, slovenly, luunping air, that dl*tiagui«hes those hangers-on of small politicians and petty court* here, who are known by tbo fernilUr names of‘bummers.’ Ho Mid that lhe order numbered over two hundred tbouaand member*; that they bad money and arm* ; that no religious leak wm required of tho member* ; that their object wa* to liberate Ireland ; that tbeir greet caoee of discontent waa the laws «»f enUul and of primogeniture, which prevented the poor­ er classes in Ireland from becoming ownera of the auil; that the United Blate* Government knew what they were about and would not iulertera with them ; that the organization had beer, in axitteuce Mveral year*, but that nothing practical had been done until lhe late war bad Inured their men to arms." Mahoney said they would first take Canada, sod by that mean* obtain shipping. Thi* correspcndent further add*: . "All this appeared to me to be more oonsenw, and with that irapreeeiou I left him. Bot I aecoruiued from neighbor* that wagon load* of muskets are driven up to hie door every day. Mot up stairs to be inspected, and then driven away parinsent” which has been make. Look-, ing st'tho positive loss lo Lusmes* and the productive industry of the ountry, it la painful. Looking at the distrom which it pa*'caused among loyal people by the revival of ths rebel spirit, it ia heart­ rending. Izjojuag^at4t_ir. anyufray, it i* • terrible failure. Il wlH4>e for Cun­ grass to apply the remedy. x WeeM a Bead Donxbe Craed Bhrer Valley Far Dfrtdqahat . \ Uw»der the furegotoghead, the J*ck*o\ Citizen oftho 14lh inat. has tba following,^ going to show that the G. IL V. R. IL will pay dividends upon lie slock when built. Wo glee it as ooe of ibe arguWrote ter be adduced in favor cqa speedy completion of the rood -. "The earning of die local business of the iodifTerenoe of lhe Government is true; that a leading officer ol the Treas­ ury informed him that the subject had beea canvassed In high official quarters ; that it bad been observed that the <itetion would produce allow of capital from England to this ocuntty—a thing very foudi to be desired and ’that when Ene- : Gew. DtzltaMs by UsCslera. tire Michigan Central Rrnilroad, for the 1 Gkn. Dii, having been invited to altecd year ending Maf 31, 1685, are officially a maps meeting at Jersey Qty, where General Logan was to speak, wrote tbe reported as follows: Way pwuMOKm jtoiey East........ . Itel.se* T» f-jlluning out spoke* reply : Naw Yukk, Oct 30. DoakSik: Tours la received. You will iremamber, perhaps, that a large number the must respectable Demecrata hi tbeUuiuo met in this city about a year ago, and denounced tbe action of tbe Chicago CuBvention in declaring the The ^district of country dependent on , Gdlure, aud propoiing to negotiate tho ru<d between Detroit and Chicago lhe rebel authorities at Richmaod will uot exceed 0,400 square tuilue, uf iuspenaiou of hostilities. Tbe orwhich the population does not exceed ition funned at that time still «x323,000. Each square mile along the buuglt those w ho are connected with rente, therefore, on the average pays r not deem it advisable to nut Ilin 1350 to this tuad, and each tnso, woman I until some great national iss-jea and child, 810. kindly presented. Thia and the There arii in Eaton, Barry and Kent bf time prevent mo from taking Counties 3,018 equate miles, and by tbe ♦rt in ilio present canynM iitotbis last crosu*, 64,438 peole. Whenever State, J elsewhere. But ply sympathies this area slud! pay half as much per n tbe side uf those who were from square, mile as the counties along the nning of the war zealously, and Central read, the yaariy sum will be reservation, in favor of carrying 8852,800. and whenever the men, women non, until the rebellion was put down by and children pav in like porportfon, tbe force, and who, aloes its Icrmiuatiou, have sum will be S&23,IDO. Deducting half beeh In favor of tbe amendment of tbe for the’running expenses of a railroad, Qyislitutioci declaring slavi ■ ■■ ■ and estimating the cost of tba road al ftysver within tbo limits Uolted 81,250,006, it would, by lbw estimate by ,*qa*r*'mi1es, be able to make a yearly '^tvidrad of 14.11 per cent, or by tbe miltaat* fry peputeairo, M.WI>p«r erot." / Contrary trrtlie rTpeetrtfotlfbf many, the peyle of Jackson county voted, by a •mall usajority, against loaning the credit xrfXhatevuaty is aid of the Grand River VkUey Rail RnML Thie >.*!<•* which vlF-hu severely Hit by tho company un­ lea* It i* made up from otb*r sources, a* wu think it will b*. Il ia row propowd to make ap one half or mors of th* sum •by toaw upon the eUy of Jaekuro. A . vote for thr. purpoae would be likely st«i ‘be dty of Jackson would ,U *ba guiout bf, such a paocMdiag.— -Out Jedwro ocroly friend* are daterWMMfrtte. shall buroauch word : io the cuterpriee of tbia road, ul. ' ?'A. ISM-—w-'-eba—-----------ft* th* l«tof DecwnW, IK oldaav. march, and maka Georgia how).’ And again. “Flood may turn into Tenntwaee rod Kcoiocky but I beliavo be rill be obliged to follow me. loatead tff being nn tho defensive I will bo on theoaensive. Instead of guessing al what be toMna, ba would have to guess al my plan*. The di&raoccin war la full twenty-five per cent. 1 can make Savannah, Charleston, or the mouth ol ihe ChattaheudMM. I Sider to march iHroogh Georgia, amaab; things, to the iem’ He now proposlo the Lieutenant Geuural to modify the*, plana, eo Ur aa to give* him the choice of either df the three alternatives just named. 7 ••1 must fiavo alternatives," he said, “oIm being confined to one route tbe onemy might ao oppose that delay and want would trouble mt, buibavingaiternaiivta 1 can take ao eccentric a course that oo Geosral can gueea st my objective.— Therefore when you hear that 1 am off. have lookout* al Morris Island, S. C.; Oarobaw Sound, Georgia; Pesaaool* and Mobile Bay*. 1 will turn up somewhere and believe at, I can take Macon. Mil­ ledgeville, Augusta snd Savannah, Geor­ gia, and wind up with closing tbe neek back of Charleston, eo that they will star ve out. Thi* movement is .not pure­ ly military oe strategic but it will illus­ trate the vulnerability of lha South." “'Gen. Grant promptly authorized the propoeed movement, indicating, however, bis prefcreuca for Savannah a* the object­ ive and fixing Dalton a* the northern limit for the dmtruciion of tbe railway. Preparation* war* instantly undertaken and prested forward for tbe cuosummatioo of these plan*." The TUws’Havana letter of the 8th reporta^the defrot and capture of the Republican Mexican General Ortega In Mieboacan, and the destruction of hi* ar­ my. Hie troop* were divided into three bodies to capture Morelia Regis and some other city, and were beaten in de tail and disperwed, loaving-400 prison.rs in tba bands of tbe Imperialist*. The Republican General Dva* Isold to have led as attack on Morel!*, and though al firsL*uee*Mful, waa finally forced to retire. The Republican General Row lea wa* debated and killedat Al­ amo* in 8ioo|<ia. The adbevYon of Lowar California to the Empire it ronoun- j Waa* Vlrgtaia TbrViciory of the Uoiro party in the State of West Virginia al tba rscrot elec­ tion fur members of the Stele Legislsture waa overwhelming. The Unionist* ware in advance, sure of victory, there­ fore, tho vote caM by thsra, waa in most counties light; still tba Democrat* qid oo fare batter then in preceding year?. At th* Prealdaatial clecriro in 1884. two counties only, Waive! sr.d Hampahire, gave a Democratic majority .and of these two, Hampshire ia reported to have this year given a'majority for Union ticket. The'New York HeraU'i MilUdgevilla special aaye th* naw constitution of Georgia, coastructed by tba State Con­ vention, waa adopted aa a whole on tba 8th inat. Tba State debt contracted to aid tbe rebellion was repudiated, bot as a result of tbo recent plain expression of President Johnson cm this subject, tbe repudiation ordinance was adopted on the following day. unetey proclamation nuiremMla w»1 », and having siuac of President J, to.ibe-fr*ua fi^LfLid a^^t\~ rtttiaiud and J^nowlodging THl HASTIKgs ; 1 DRUG & BOOK STORE the neeeptano* of the tenne they ask tbe withdrawal of militejy rule. 10 which picy say the frith of ikJJ?’- Roberts & Sthiki JUIT K^CEIVED new and moat complet- Auortmrot of The trial of Ch pt. Pettit b progressing before the Greene Court Martial «< Alex­ andria. Capt. Pettit wis officer for a long time In charge of the jail and pro­ vost guard boose at Alexandria, and is charged with eruslilrs cxTortl.mv, prac­ tised upon inmates of the inslltutiuu <hi-, ring tbe latter.months of ibe war. The evidence fixes a great deal of abuse t>( power upon tbe accused. He Is alleged to have been to active iu tbe arrest and im­ prisonment of deserters, Jhat be did not confine himself to legitimate cases, but seized tbo citizens of Alexandria and stray soldiers without passes, forcing them by systematic cruelty to confess they were deserters from imaginary or remote regiments, when he would pocket tbe customary 130 for their arrest.— Men eusidarably higher in mnk are said to be implicated and efforts will bemede to keep tbe testimony from the public. new advertisements. Tilte* to Land*. *Cm M. M*eey A«vaws*d sw Wee 0 0. D. SPAULDING, Naw Frew akdNxw Goons.—8. II. of tbo New Firm of 8. II. fa D. R. Co-k fa Co., baa just returned from New York with • Splendid asuortmwit of T.w. elry, clocks, walefru*. musical instruments afyjrwMia kinds and other useful and or­ namental srlicfeq <wh>ch are opened at KmmAI'o score, wherexD. IL Herrick, A splrt^id opportunity ia c <ED®3Exatr ’Pxri'mnrrnT iwl Coukiip Extract*, THOSE SPLENDID NEW GOODS roa thb isractAt. a**xriv or rm ladle*. mi umw, r FOE MEdOjkXICAL AXD MEDIC1SAL FWPC6I8.0XLY.al , chase gifts for the holidays jewelry, a wpfcodid watch, o guitar. Don’t forget the place^at Rua sdl's store, want side, rooted by 8. II. & D. B- Cook it Co., specially for jswelry rod other articles of elegance and utility. Railuoao Buiumxo,—The work of .gtadisg the track cm the G. R. V. IL R. is progressing very ntiufrctnriIy. There uere about 50 bands at work last week within four mile* of this village, and a \mpU of miles begin tn look a* though MTtrr MEUCHEL rar»ealght be expected soon. Wew DRY GOODS. DRUGS! DRUGS GROCERIES . Ronan 8t Svaxxxa have stuck a card urn their door which reads "Kerosene only tl." That remind* na that they have marhedfdnwn almost all of tbeir goods FRESH ARRIVAL OF ibis fell They are making a sort ofclodng uutaale, bcf.rre the holiday presents ar- Ayer's Ague Curo, For the sprody and certain Curs of iatermillert Fewer, or Chills snd Fever. ( Drnnb Agroi Prth-diral (lead Ache er Billion* Heslixbe^isdril'IlU'U* Fever, luderd, fi* tbe wlx>le das* of di»ra»r* originating iu biliary drrsngrmeat, caused by tbs malaria of miasmatic HASTINGS, MICH. Bcbtos At Bsmham are doing a thrivtag boameea in tbeir line. New goods are arriving every few day*. The pass rr by can't cell help notieirg that frame 4-rorxUd with lamps in th* zhow-win-i HUI AN I MEOICISEI, Books and Stationery I sell for cash or ready pay, charge nothing for interest, nothing fur leaping books, nothing for bad debts, nod only a Paints, Oil, &c. At one polling precinct in Louisians, about 10,005 colored man voted for a delegate to Cvngroea. No official notice ~ Gen. Steele, recently from the Rio 1 waa take* uf the votes cast. 1 Board at the principal hotels in Wash­ Grande, at Wa*hingt<w), represent* the Imperial force at MatamoM* completely ington has been raised to 85 per day fur beleaguered, «nd expresses lhe optoiub ! tlM special benefit of Cot^ressmen.Tbueu who desire to pay more can du so. that tbe French will beoompelted to mirender to ibe Libwal*, wfre bold bulb i Tro clergymen have been elected to the banks of the river, and environ them on MMsobusctU Huum of Representative*, all aides. Tba Liberals revived Autlww- ----------- ——,.. , . ■ , four of whom are Congregational, two de mlormAliun throe weeks eg^ttat the ttoesacM a****esMr,M UnivorMliata, o*a Beptlat and oca Uuite- Imperialist* had been reduced to one third rutioes, end they are «x>mptet«ly out from Vera Cruc and Tampico. There seem* to be no doubt of • tbeir Awal aur- * ’ GROCERIES! STOP AND SEE! There I* said to be a crowing trepida­ tion on the part of Winder and Duncan, tbe confederafra of Wlrz at Anderson­ ville, now confined al Old Capitol Prison. Winder realizes much more fully than his associate, the full force of the dauger which hang* over them, a* participants iu tbe crime and peculation* of Wiht, while conducting the famous stockade.— Ho is especially nejvrus mi the subjecu He frequently Summons the commandant oTlhe prison.to Lis cell, and endeavors to obtain aome idea of the popular feeling that ia eolertaing in regard to hi* share and ageoey in the altrocidrs of Ander­ sonville. A vindication ba baa prepared uf himself, already covering 40 pages of cap paper, it being added to dally. resolution in Um Senate foderato leaders, ck> word.: *Th»lfortheirl Booktt, WANTS EVERYBODY TO BURTON & BENHAM’S . Tbe trial of Co). Crane eommemwd court martial room* at Nashville ■ T‘»u‘1TH«LU ofc™, olUlld. School STATIONTH?, NEW G'OODSr Cketara aad Cattte Rtagae *■ Jlallaad. Tbo Department of Stale ha* received a letter from. Minister Pike dated Um Hague, Oct. 10th, m which be eays.— There I* nothing uf public iutercs* going on ln~Europe~ai' I hi* tno’inent, ’ except what relere to tbe cholera and cattle plago*. A lively concern prevailed in regard to the former until a marked change of the weather look place a few day* ago. The condition of the alujoepbere, which has prevailed steadily since spring, lias led tbeeonstant apprehension of some umrsnal Cnnditloo of the public health. Gales aud atonne, which have Occurred within the past week June done much to dissipate the retneiii* ut this ap prehension. Tbe great alnuMpberic dis­ turbance will also widifr the plague ra­ ging among tbe eatlla. The Government baa been especially active in nbtaiohiK facts in regard tn the murrain io Holland, the net ora of its* Usuis, and lhe medical DEl'Gt AND MEDICINES, rfcfremlrata, Fatal., OH*,<e. PKN8, FEXV1L8. IXKS.PAl ra.EXTELOrn CABW, Ac., Ac. ’ EAL ESTATE TOE SALE Th* N. Y. Ttwr Myall will be rec>>ll<K ted that large sum* were offered fur the de­ tection and arrest of th<>«e engaged in the assassination of president Lincoln, and fubseuuently for lhe capture of Jrff. Da via. Both matters were accomplished and the money for tba arrest of Davis was not long since all paid over to Gro. Wilaon aad his party. Owing to lhe large number engaged in booting down Booth and Ills asaucistes, it was tnur*' difficult to tell tn whom the award wa* due The Secretary of War, ennsequeutly appointed a committee to inve* tigate tllu -mattfr end mnk* a proper division. The report was tn'ake out and _*4nt to the Secretary of war, who *pEroved and tent it to th* President for i* approval and an order to ditbureo the I money. No action has bnro taken by ! Kolar? FaUfclMd Coa»«yi Agate fcr tbs Furstas* »•< A Naw Jzwxlsy Saur.—Messer*. Ili-pphu di Anway, recently from the VEH MAU. fMFIT State of New York, have opened a shop f*«r Clock and Watch repairing, at thy' Kniceey ati.ro of.,Tho*. Walling, just wit mJTS. Goodyear fa Co’a store. Clocks .and Watches dao for eale.. Give them THE Uncqualed Remedy Attw •Baoxxx.—Some days since, •Joseph Tinkler uf this township, owing In a breakage, wM thrown fn m his'wng<>n and had his left arm broken jtiel beR»» the elbow. • PUEIFYING the BLOOD, Aa4 Urivisg from Ibe «J»Um *11 — I- JOKES 4 DRAKE. SUBGEOT DENTISTS, e.n«r Vegetable Extract, ana th* elm *f dlaeaxa it ia 4».i<ate fee »« -— ■» —‘.Tt.5 eald esll the aitoaiu* of ALL perwon. ’ ‘ “7‘We, lalbeeT DKngtfTBT W..... ‘ TUTS *xtra*ted w IU«d, m abort satiate. HF”Mr. Tho*,. Walling ia selling gro , <frir* qpite cbeup at hi* stand, and is ror ’ ■teialy iieMving «ff a good patronage.— Afr- BzMacawxAav Raes or Hew** fam*,- -Dtev are found oo-1—a|)d tft- M1J to । Oa Gate a*d 8iHw PI1U ON VULCANITE RUBBER BABE. o. start ..Um ..4 ia Me beat auk .MeppeovU •MVJK* CMQOK A < <». aevtyl____________ ____ I Bensoin is not Benzine Benzoin Elixir ■eve hollow tree* They wander ron ■la, and by tbeir h tatrnde into a ^strict THE ate amotnentary prcler■tly attacked with the tin* or poisoned blowha suppoaod that lUwc i lutvu a language, but it earn any syllitificaUon ueua. Il is a ouriou* and lh»t lbw degrade-!, ireaaro butter looking ser aative Iribea. 1>- ��BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, abbiI Al-vii JEW fi .OO DS JWf^bwtraf'.tboa'j Jo important (a the reapoct-named. But it has other Ira norWit ndvantagM. It I. exoaHer.t fur heavy Unda,breauMi it oeeurea the *e»U» of ibe frooto of winter to pulverize the •oil. No farmer can hoee foiled to ob•err* dra effect offrourlng poor, a lump of day that hod been left upon the aurfoeo'of the ground, and expoand to the •etiou of the aun, wind and fruat thrvogii the winter, if it had been .truck with a hoe IB the autumn it would have rolled wboct, unbroken, like a ball of wood.— But Iff April, after a fow drying day a a •imilar blow would knock it iotu a thoujarif'1 T'lf— If the ooil be very »liff.'ha«bg waMlffeoable elay in lie cnnipneition, <1 will'be well to throw It taw ridgah^y beck-farrowing, no aa to ezpoee a large amovnt of tbeeurfhee to the frcaxlnp and thawing ttroceaava of winter. Aeondfy. plowing in the fall bringv to the eurfoee a new fa)ar of ibeaoil opus which the etmoepbere haw not'recently U^end luma under that surface which he* been lying undfaterbed ainee grata removed, of ainee It waa hoed and -tach to. become comparatively hard and Inactive. On the contrary, the aurlaoc which ie turned up will be fine, end in proper condition to receive and hold whatever nianurM fall upon It.— That 11m otwoepAerr Wore bold manures is quite certain, and they consult of ammoaia. toriewie oei<I, ocy^rn pod wofrr. They cost na nothing but to perpare the .„JL------- . -a run of this, la^.tbe lar _ _ _______ _ j£sn®wh3tt wnrtb’many tlnrta <e:ftibcn to that wnlrii allows theta 40 rwcapfc Tall plowing doea this in a grail msasure and is) ttorefore, important. 1 Sinclair say a that all Crirn stobbs (that is, all laud where grain bae been grown, ee is England they call the small grains • •urn,*’) should be plowed aa soon after harvest aw the ether work of the farm •rill permit, and thou put into a state for reeriving benefit from the winter fio.t. 'HdOOO W3i TLUID XXTBiCT BUCHU _ dlU tldl <ilTO BURTON & BENHAM’S •WITH. Hastings, wen. Cfr o o x> S < and tbeWm wort Aueo not prona i> ,n°ir*10 *“plaa^ - REPARATIONS. j jWgW GOODS, OF ALL KINDS, SISIS AU MEtICIIEt, Books and Stationery tings Smarty UMf"’1*’ « U.J.. MU MSnMU AND AT PRICES HELMOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, : WBBbidfhWi Craa Swi.i . ntfdu «CDBi 3HMMNKB® iPM®B0 I To Suit the Times. WE DEAL IN XieSawc^ ar «w U- Paints, Oil, &c. IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE , Great Decline. In Prices, 1 down »Ulr». »«•*>• •»’£. it . *^h -srMttx.»c-*T.P.J tn th» twatgtMdity la »«<ry H'M’L luito th* imm the “>°»l *r.d F"«" ^wpap«..;W«, «r’ H'S;1?; „t,i»Uid«lr.bl.. ecmfutrsbl. nd rco.JmKJ ,kWuiT» BoAftir * C*»r, "BtiOB.aad Sol. llAxrmytm. ’’ Cl.*odxr., DRY GOODS Groceries, 1 “r<»SAU toaMtoM dm •lor Mr In Oils elt.uad throefbooith* Wales sto Ca»*K r.0n7drCsb«;Mrxtaei8<WbAj»wse»,.«d the 1,,f5y"l"q|lirc for tb® Duplex Elliptic lints <fc Caps, (or doable) Spring Skirt. IddW cnoc-KEpv X>’t> W.ASS ware. . ■ntllSII! SEW SOOISI | I OUR STOCK FALL & WINTER GOODS, aitd mwim! . AT TUB MILLINERY STORE I OCR FACILITIES ®KUBM>K£’C BWKK; Which will be sold w ss*r«.9. / For Doing Busirness, niLU&iUTS EXiRACT BUCHU . eas?aouG©*SofiB ARE EQUAL TO A NT IK THE STATE. SEE AND STRAW lull CASH on BEADY-PAY. BONNETS LADIES’. MISSBS' Don’t f- rg. t the place, al ' TJf?F HI<LM BOLD’S XTRACT BUCHU <i| Jw'taw ■< <Ummu rtitol MgM.wtottar ixtrris. it tuur on natal*. • . ,BOLD'S SXTBACT BUCHU CROCKERY is the largest ever brought to this mart. CniLDBBNS' RUSSELL'S STORE, HaKtiugs, Mich. Kept cnnstenUy on hand, and for sale uo lUawtinWe Terras. Bleaching and Pressing And all other work dona Oa Shari Notice jadGood New atyfc. pU(E.\lX IMS^RANUE CO. KBcetTed Weekly. r Ladle, will rivaw CWT, before >arrti.M ,• lag rlM-n-hvrr. Miss B. WILCOX. KRDWA& STORE A HmU»xxB*t<-**.1***- * W‘ #*PK«C Get th# Genuine Article'! Pliauiix of Hartford. HUID EXTRACT SARSAEARILLA, an a chicken . j1’’ Tonr-moathe,ar almost five tncmiMs old ublo ’5TE (DA1TT IKE KBAU11 £ Jf al(‘4tinds, . r™.*. L.?<., ujr eoofinooient ought to bring them in first rato«oe|l4ap.fer itotobfa. . If they am market they may be crowded to | advantage, but for home consumption II Jpool needed. Jf you make a coop big enough for fifteen or twenty fowls sad ptit four or five Into It they will not readily fatten. They have too much room. To fatlee rapidly they must not have room to more about freely, but simply enough Addiag TreMpwtMtoni aad <was'*U m»Uly of to stand and shill ttoir position. They ought to be fed three times a day. In­ IRON, NAILS, dian'meal or dough is one of the best nrtielts of food to Jay on fat. Oatmeal tnlxad jrith milk is alert first rile. Ei'.h «ubalance should Im» frcab wised eecb OLD LADIES i FAIR MAIDENS 888,172.64 and will be sold at (rrafcrAsr w>j Railroad Prices, JBtXWS & SB0JB9, Th. Maooa & Uaailln Cahtoet Orgaa., forty diffrrest ^yle^ adapted to'Uoml.nd MenUr rnoaio. for OMtofftvowuh. TiUhTT-FlVK U0I.DA5D 8ILVKK NEItALH, »r «h«r 0ni prralunu awarded thorn. nhi>(nt'<]Cata!*C«t. frM. AddrrM. MA.SUX AHAKl.lX.D.MTnY. or hues «u Hafir risks. ' Insure with the Phenix. BURGEON’S CARD. aoart you give too niueb the bird will overfoed, or become cloyed, that Is, the appetite is destroyed, and the food gets Mnr, and If the fowl dore not .take a Added distate to it, H will not thrive MPFeed fattening fowls at daybreak fa the morning. Cover them up warm at night and protect them from old during the day. Feed regularly .never rm .rule food. Never sukjecl them to a draught of sir. Never pfaea them where they can see oth­ er fowls ninning almut, hi these circsm.t.noee they .will fatten beautifully in three wwfa j»4 there is.-po known proevae by whUi they can be kept heal­ thy after they are well fattened. B*gin then three vsaki before gow want to kiIL eakaalato the Wtnuber the ooop wHI hold end.fill It so foil that the fowls can do hut littJeaeore then stead cnwrfortably. You cent expect to do more than put on rt^h wails fowla are mnn’mg at large. You oset fatten. If you want to get the hiahert price in market you must coop and Will awel U it>< following BAP PANS, Shirts and Drawers Shelf Hardware, ROPE, th* MCTTtiOWB. wdnwutlj lfc*r*U*.Uwa th* 1‘olBMwk Hytop i« oar^tM ■»«' »«•-• I s-rd.-.nr. Iho»w It t» rotn-et. pow»rfsU» bill wit. fl n.LIAlM ------------------, town. Ihr phlr/in in lh» bn>»*tii*l id—. •“> Tllltio ot»r <1,060 p*r Mian threw, it off withdiulr *!, tk fr«;uvc Uy ear-. » ordlOMj «W, b"? '» •" ■’ U._:,7 ..... dw „< S'lwneh. Hmlbs «tKD«d>. Tto}*1- eomlB( toforv lk« Unite cmbcU of PhytieMa. will be cuminol free of charx*. Proeeriptfou will to l.A.,ol sl nMoesUe rate*. CwU seriy; <ton'l Way- Cere, wttl b# warnmed la curaU. omm. and .1M la .11 SarjScwl operUtowa. Tbta will be a rare cfeuwe tar Ooeseltotleaa ■n4 f*urxCcaleprr*tfetn. GKRZKTIS—STONES, GBSCHWIND, Farming Tools of all kinds, : it erraag* u.e wboi< oignu.r ....rm- #a ilx day. 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My Stock embrace* all that la MMiiy kept in a Coon try Store, ssdh a* BEADY RELIEF. f -J iBMel .t. Ka»e sad tauriuuial. Ito threat- DRY GOODS. GROCERIES The day’*- work wm dona I was •tantoog by the front window, isaoiag my throbiug bead against Um frosty window pane, thinking of what the last five years that wave just atoning had wruaght for c>a. There bad been much happinesa, and net a HtUw sadness mingled with the Sladneu. Looking back through Um but re winters and summers, bow dwtiitedy (SQCvuteM.MSML AJtbaps.toMMMw. bjUI-i.a ...u utrd ttere-atehM alPai• < mr-un.(in WT ,^*1 J w** p.1 • l.ne I la, lusMBa, wyftwlaitoa* nA I • Irapetres renditran. DivTtaeutoiuwb* l-“— • fo»*terhre»ct*w,.w< bto a*. h:m in ut* >a*t Ulcs*^ waassUsg (AmSM*. •«>” btymSiLttoSr:* ■ I sell for cash or r—dj pay, charge nothing for Interest, nothing’ for keeping bucks, nothing tor bid debt*. and only a VEIT SMAIL MOFTT THE Unequaled Remedy FOR PURIFYING the BLOOD. PR. ( ROOH I Vegetable Extract, ., 57,_/ r. j .-*• rut- i— our wi u— — lirewea btraw* It t» nstrowi, pewvrfany ad breUugiailMK JtwM>teiMptto*«; ten* lhe pblt-itn. in IbebsDMhW ttoss-ted threw, it off a ilkibttte ’**27' ®T “ ure. t) • csrewaa asmanr WtClW* W* K'.t k. tales dose toilffuligb Mtei*.t:»lo clmnM lie slonaeb. Tfof"' !«rtut> la rredilv digsetto *to h I into >■• . . ...I, M io., .re.,., hrairagprei-r 11. rnraofths ta*« preyraratisw* sOra* •" I. a yuwerihl tuwie wf ttesir; and >to d ..tried offby Ito aid o/lbo MetoraS* h.dthv tew tog-*riefo»**.t^ “r** 1 a gvod < igMlloa Mfow. SearrNd T«*te is * . rr-ictrot when l« ia used- ,lt fopy» “g u I. rf.»le»ed ferb <r liKU inn mm aw -j-■ — . Hee .-nail circulars *2.U»»l>r“Bp^ja OLlfUC CMOOJi P ________ !»•» lieilef rvcravsa all 1xui .nd die •«Ur»u<,» she Ute; >f the; bum ltow>*elrea. ^eVtkfutr, n.t (to g„ (n* rebel** IMte Mgshb. I evuld not *leep willful • bel“•rfMede.fe Kssdr Belief within my reweb: * elft thr fill,. the eery moment Itowjiiosv *d> er beetle err uh of order, our of ffagwas’e ™«l»eUlbet ! r*e<r.H>te revture srr .jsten lo "*•' “< regularity. Benzoin is not Benzine ■ Benzoin Elixir U. UOLBROOK. AUonray at Uw.'triMWT .nJ DSldGIHtM, *» 1T anearsbeftod.* CxtosrpOre. *0 aU* BBMzboi BAIX1* , „ And y-u *HI "«•» b* h.ld by »r«««Ut* *™Tr**er*' OUVK* H. WBW«Ti _ a TTORNKY *«4 COTJUSKIAO* AT r nwr. 'to**. ■ wrMredhljb woapJhg. “You eaftn vary sofcappy L»urs," I “M. , “Jam unhappy, ,Jestniiyou must know it aoinetimv, and I might a* Fell, tell you bow. Oh, why did Henry mar­ ry ma if be did but love ma.*’ "Why. child, b* doe* lov* yow ; Il’s only his wwy. He .i* a littls peculiar— vary t>nden><>0«trative, I have often been palaprfby this myaslf. I wish ba waa different. |s he pot kind to youT" “Yss, or tf least be is never unkind ; he Is alwsjf Jwat th* qqme; so told and •tarn • ha haver aoftem toward* me, be does not saetn to appreciate my lov# or wsMaeiMabdmgj jnr d<>** b« *eem to da-' sUw'tty It crushes me'to; soma time* J prey, oh so aarne*tly. that I m*y die.— MMfaMolthtak !»IJ!teH him'of all that la in my taifri; but f am afraid that he wbold be very angry." Laura wsi^l •bitterly, Ibut p'y ward* •earned to sooth god calm bar after wwhll*. I felt dsSply fJt whto a go.Hl op. portunity presented ftWf ! spoke to' h^ry iWtlb* matlter. He smiUd liy drfferently tod put tn* aw'deto be often did Laere, not tpritu,to sbhrpdy pdrhap*. Henry vss new evening fixing tome window banging* foe me. it was hot •rite dsrk. After putting Th several >,TT.I he rested blmselt eerirrst the w all. Jo*t then Laura esme >ip from tbWg«rd«w With a vary teswfsHy brrtoged booqoM. । "Just look at thsM. Hsnry," she dxelaimsd, witosometMat of Um old love light h> tor eyes. Bhs ent led Ute flower* and distributed them amang ths dark curly lacks wkils the other st tn bslf en circled bls neck. A stray dandelion lighted upon his fens sM Lasre yellowed bis cheek with It. "Just look. Jennis. bow eumteal Henry looks; si most like an Indian tod she gave om uf bsr merry, girflab langite. “tJtoll I reb II off. Henry 1" ’• “Y«a," to answered pettishly, “I wish . ov Mmdd not be so childish/ । have passed slato than. Mid i there la a hijehsmd aad w ife ..red Htow W each ntUr and Uh .world: |i*v* that t>«i Ira ■■ y*“~* —j tberti. ifotf drary twelfe ’riim»tk*fWlfU b before Christina*, Whey aelobretnr W«tb^ er br town wive*, the ahulyareary of the little wife's return. • I am happy to mo tham happy.' T«tirat waitfrfTdW bring Charire »nd Uto old torabeA to ma. ' The old AiffreanMs AwAxaaooT* cr Gey. Daowstqy. * v'4“f occasioned by thl/rilffrn 'Aljapptortocv' ofttoHfof. >^reutto KTnr^Rsetm^sftr the port nf New-York, from bi* room* at the Asto* .'Wftktfe 1 i * I befallen mm, name to a moei anmwral terrnmaii'i* yHtrrdsy/by nteMMRaSp7 of Ms seirideby leaping iotu tlto Htofeon River. | On Saturday, Mr. K>cg 10 this city.from hist---------- r'~*—L— 8t. Lawrence Couri to- bwY'inlte to wiL—______________ _ be left borne bassM-to would be trad* *e a fer.daya, or aa eooo -a* he h«i toFM an Auditor into,office. His companion on his journey hither >aa the hueband of bi* adopted As tighter, a jousg m sn'mm'de Bridges, who hto boew esmicned to look sfter the Collector, as h w*s feared liras that be might oommlbtewns violent i ‘I i fWRjf when ths spring md summertime cone what awwhsraal gladness there aesmsd Parnow di. —-wilt thug, U Luod.remova ui he. Lufo wae so rich, 1 lovad my Irincds better and regardto every body ] i/iwik rli»'4M'fca«» • ith a must afirevsbte complacency.— lira rxtsrtral U well as the inner life bad apartment* at the A*t<* House, /nd it ■ ted! than plsty. Tbw aw z Feb oatwag the bwu (.banged ; lor a fora, aven an earthly fa was hire that Mr. Bridges end 'Mmsrif■ Person euoeludwd to lead in pray er himlove, bad abed a naw radiance over IL— * went. On Sunday Mr. Kmg kept untbin aelf, and after-alluding to the u*uel. «ub* In tbe mkiat of thia I forgot, very aalfrih t of fonylv worship be awntmenced — dtxrrs, apparently gfeatly IrottUqd. iu ieett •nod no.^0 Lor*, w'fltTWfiTkr'W. Iv, that everybody was leva luppy. Ob, « mind-, la th* evening he retired wyjtbjw G<>d senrusd *u very g<«ri to tba world. a companion, both txxuuying the tome fiulte rndntto reinuve fkoirt tbe faa* nf But H is nut aa it Med to be ; things ( room. He 4a* exceedmzly reetlrs* In now look so dilapilaled : Tbe ronf of c his sleep, and at 8 o'riuek gm up and tlie old barn looks about ready to (all in, «walked away r-u almiat angrily, dressed. At.8 o.tdoek b^atarteJ to Itove and w>me of the gate* awing on their •"Henry, you are inhuman. I would not tl>e botrl. when Mr. Bridges asked him hinge*. Perhaps 1 ubserte these things )bear from you or any other man, what where he waa going. He replied that hs mure than I used to, and I can hardly be- 1Laura dues. You are a brut*." was only going net (>r a nteirt walk.— heve that gay Jeanie Mill* uf five year* "You mwl be proud of your relative*,* Mr. Bridges saw him turn, the stoner of ago and grave I are tbe sama. |he replied, aareaatlcaUv. Barclay street, toward the North Bher. । Charles and I had been eatranged a The neat morning. Laura did not ap­ which is the last knowledge he had of hi* r long time. It was th* old atory. Others ■pear at the breakfast table, and when movetMnl*. Mr. King w than auppaaad | bad interfered ; falsehood and envy had ' tbaVfbrr-OV'rspStel the Ateisb.mji to have gone to the river and takra the found wilting rars. Sunny hearted ale- nut । there. I found a slip of paper lying Tenth svenae cars going up town. When jtlvt thought to meh* on off*et to yours of ter Mary says "pstient waiting brings on , her table. ix» which was written : fast night-" “Ob. BUly." gays thg rasg»> ‘i every thing." Will it ever bring beck ■ “DsamHbmt: I will nob trouble J Charles, and the old all-abanrbing love T you . any tnurs. t>f yrswda:*!-JWt«k^;f But I must at"p this reveres. I had * Lac a*." forgotten thst brother Usury and hi* When ! bunded Henry this lacooio I bride were expected that evening. ।n«A, be looked vary pala; b>« l'P« Avetarr' W mte.—Tn mum of fhm.> Just as twilight wr.a deepening with twlobed . nrrvooriy and ba looked Isto mite* of San Lfomiigo. tbs Rutegto <ftg.,i ■ darknrsa the cutter drove up to lire gate, my face laqsiriagly. Ho found Hills draining galteriea nearly three aiitea |y„ •. and •*■<>* wa welcomed our brother and ,sympathy expressed tbers and no infor­ length, but iu some place* tit* water wm naw aivter. Henry had broughtki« brida mation. He made dilligvnt March, but raised by wheel* to carry It orervoklti ’ ' from Vermont, and I had never seen her. wrah* and mootba potato and brought no that ermfrd the drift. Eight of'tbaoe -' j My idea of her appweranea and tenipera Laura with ihstn. Il* waa learning by a wheel* hors recently bora dnoovarwd bp n - I msol lud Bren educed from brisf dw- biltag ex pen rues how very, very dear, the mutvra nothing tbe aaina old taut**,j * ] acripboi)* be bad given me of her tn hie bia little wife wa* to Him. The etrong The • best* an-made of stood, the arms , man »aa buwto ; a few week* aven bad a i letters. ' fellow. of pins, and ,lh« ax Io and IfcB Hardly ,h»d lire boat stoamed beyond a I So-m I was chatting gaily with tbe wrought an almost fearful changa. lira the pile* which project from the pier out a i.rtof oik. the fabric bring remhrfr’ newly married pair, pnd for the lime bad firm rlaatic step bad grown aluw and al Into Um stream, whan Mr. King we* seen , for the ligbmeM of fta eoaatrMlta*. forgotten the bitter nain in my heart,— miwttremuloua । bia look* were nvqrlsc*- to remove hi* bat and quietly lay It •*> | a . Heury’swifa wa* a dear, sweet creature, ed, and ba had grown se yielding aad the deck and then throw himself from the ( i but 1 knew at a glance that she waJnot aft part of th" vessel into the fl rar. Thu ■ - tbs one for him. Sb* wa* tiro quist arid •bout hi* wife, and nf bi* great and rroel only witnesses t» this act were two *a>all , j sbildlike, small In form, calm blns eyes, error, tboutless though it waa. “How •h.Mil children, wb> at soon a* they saw a :. sunny hair and a gcalla express** uf bitter the punitomant uf my folly." hs il/related it to Several of the paveengsrs . |‘ c-iintrnanoa; abe seemed more irks a wowld aav. Though I knew it was jssL bo the Liat. । • halffiighteoto dure, than the strong, still I could ■<>« trip pitying him. So I Pers'utf of long acquaintance with Mr. । jsclfreluwit w«Hn*n that'Henry with his tried to comfort him as well a* I eno Id. King **C£iW hi> smside to the aberrsti-'n j , ' I preulhw dripualtion needed. He waa *u “Henry.*, said I. “I hav* wished yaars ■»f hiei^entol faculties and the trying du- 1 *tern, moody, rigid and pasforaate; be ego that you reuid reriirn that love no! ties bf hl* office. 8«>6a ’ after he tuok . <1 j was exacting, Imperalivein btscommand* charge of tbe C-.Hi-etorsMa, he lieoame ft i and fnimrdiately to be obeyed. He had i tie word* and thoughts nnuttsrnd are dispirited, and frequently spoka in a dee* >t inherited these trait* from oar mother. worth IrtUe except to thorn, in whose ponding way to hie frieoda At limes be white T strangely enough w*e mors like hearts they lie; they do not satisfy the alluded to the difficulties by which be ■ my father, .ffectionntr and guod^ralored. demand* of friendship. What is past waa beset by office-seek era. and the eonI think Henry had softened somswbat Cannot b* helped. *0 be hopeful for ths slant worry to wbT&ffeWn.objected,- I - under my influence, still he wee too hard future.** Freqnent snits hbrv browght sgwtdst Mm •- and *tera to adapt himself to owe so ara"H.is can 1 ba hopeful if Laura floes as th* agent «>f the Government fir mdi- , ,r *Ui»e and gentle as Laura. ing thn sppralwment'.Bb’ imp>>rted Rrtl They lived a y**r in tbe old home and ln< to ma. OU, God ; the thought is eg- clM ton high (wbirii Is very often'an onI watched them closely. Henry eeernto avoidable cww); and when the** salts Mary aaye that "Patient waiting i iK-rorred h- I tlmred w)-r tbo tmprafotoe hAppy li< hi* new rslatfonehip, a* mitek 4 m anv ute with so many sharp corners brings everything f parhapa It wUl bring that IfthkywvtwdeMW^htiWfffiafea *■ cr-uld’ be—be wa* even more yielding Laura." wusfd bq tximpeilsd 'to1 ffi*v>vwr' - than I bad expectoa. Laura wa* docile. Ha left ma and wanton hit room, and charge and p»v tbeeodtSfrirm’ Ms private and i4radiet>L sbe obeyed every q.mmaad at the midnight bonrT awakened by puree. H* felt tmvmey un thH‘sw»>dni and every whim, reasonable or 0nrea*«T- th* atytind of hte walking tn and fra over, frftnfTto ml»evly motives, l«wl tori। Afraid tr able; hot 1 «°“ld not help feeling sad head* gra*T.s acd aoba told of agony of that he would be fined so largely as to . v-------a— — - >~-evs Bird the spirit. talJteHI his bondsmen. Autumn gar* place to winter, yet nn rfwrtupou her. The pool Util* childtiding* from Laura. Wa* aba alive, and wife w»a not happy->3hn w Rtrsxo air Ung. Btoca dr Bctuunaa. If co waa aha suffering 1 were questions ed »nd there seemsd no The largestJob of builjjipg raiaing ever1---------- r -- --------great rnrrOw was a repi r eft-eted ha* jwl Ura muppktrd in this 1 petsM applied for. i..rf and was driaklt^ up aft her energy olty, by Mrcri Hollownrtb A. Qrag*Mart ywer bnA •nd IKK , . . . , tin. In thd slevaiinn fee BririfoM* Iron attrty ema*. ar i« Shevam* to me one evening and a«l block, corner of W»Wa anff S-mth Water I font. < ‘ down on s sK-I al my feeL I wm। braid r*. to grade, a1 bright of fffhrtfoen, . ■ . • . a — r ^almoat hopelessly. . He ! Ing a pair of alippeto A* fotber. After a bloelt ’« very i&ty emMtrwbtod. A mao named J« wr«.r»i »f riletos I laid »*id* my wrek, WM sn onanged, ao- like .a -ahild la his ’ and drawing her bead down into my lap xrust, thM tbfefed forgottoa to oaonm tn ' aakrd her why sb* wa» so enter. . I ki»w oor plU* ■ . , ‘ hbnut aritito Mkiag. A Rule white At )s«rk hs begsa to recover, tert re- 1depth, and wit* *1** immraee . 'mertotenftto ft ertetelM. fat vffito h, paasing lbw psriV. I had ootfo- luraiag health brought no jpy. to bar nitling boride Henry. Ha। was Otoaftsrnram I wa. reading to Urn 'weigh at leset *7.MO tobC In ftp* •‘TtoJtotoy Pk|l<wnptor," kflfe. to 1 Thia mwwrttaio frrifht. the *« mg to di«pel Uu> gloomy lUftte. that I waft*. 980 fret in hn^h; «ar* tt Mildty and tbs '• knew were disturbing h>. PrwmnUy 1 edV^the Mmt d,ib« wltboA-tW W^ftaa* baud footetepa in the hall, and before I Ud a ata to look up, I kaird Laars'* low Hraagii.V* dfiU- �-- -r- I^^-I^FOR NEW GOODS! “We daily rWi. shall start for New York, the 15th of fee fatber-te-law ofJohn MfaUlilMM Of UM It ■trudive to listen ti.____ „r.. and omtraal their experience. One . I* atorttly ns3 BfcTI WtllTio matter— in from driving hi* ‘nigger*,’ and ; Mr.b too for fnun WiwUIand to. amoent to mueh. Though I bare not beta permitted to graap tU hand.(if wwwTBest Delaines, idohaMlity, M wdt be ratified by tour “wajkMw.'Jf.i’xi,' T^r tkW* nfB» «ta*ee. South Carol ioa, the . »» U(n., m T ' '.U fintl U teeteafos. Wi the etetnpfr to test* robbrd and be*ter^.Jy( men A. Since my laat vlalt. Father Ttene ksa 'Federal uniform, anAxkat they bed ap­ 'mtegai^ete, fa. mtifyirj; the umetidshmged iMfait Ihil* andtU people mfatk tod Vhae .acknowledging Ahf r.eaull "iomb. •|d t«q “f. 'thvto do mure work plied In <»»* t<v tU pMferand the *Hlh>ta've a good deal mme. Tbe. tree* were ih»n flirihala*<Ml . '.h' It A* way you rv for protretWi. “ " r ' , of<e wks they wagnd spaa the Uctea, ' Tber* I* tofov vnaeaMcM 1b Rteb^tood adffUdMtothacMWoqtonrea. K *»rw- ihen druaya iheir jinert green, and al! treat th. n. I find n)> -fJiiReqlt “A5i li eHigedt alavrbvlder, a gentfe- V„ cauMdtiy th* WpiinltafprepMUon. ,<ati',W.a. d.s.»d.C.A,ll» >ature «aa rielug u toll each other, but a are k ing mad* turban -tonerrecUett by in tbie nmaaure,-but one morn, alate te rirft or two thto»‘Mr. Froat, than one the 25.000 .< 3(h0<* negroea <m the frpwI'W tocAj Jarir, Made them took York RirefPMfabttla,'between Itamnion neeeded tooumptete th* great triumph, euraing, and Wil|lam*bifrg?’’‘TU**-'-UiFre4BUve mtUr' aorruw^iir .Tb’qx b»ve put on Inrd, no of Freedom over fleapotiam. •niggers.* ruufifa' been qutifiedjhah the landa.tUy ao« oc­ TT»e State* wbidi lav* already ratified nM>*n:ing."biGnul 6* lUir awa." The cupy will be tamed **ee to tbtor.fcemrr Hayttiw tr.mWre i the Amendment ar* Rfiodc In­ people of tbto/<]ulel town are angled tAteCfj >ur planty)io*r, naked t owner* on Jab. I. mid it to -feared they byTHiWtiaWM—w, r in vertow ki*4a of Iwedable puramta, and land, New York, Maryland, Maaaachuwill not giv»tbM* *p whbeut rcetetai.ee. Tba declaration uf war between Spam tieman. a er vain attempt* to fad, and Chili eaveea noexoitaatuot. Ill* D»t Twelve lh<‘.uaaad'.d aettx, Penney leant*, Weal Virginis, aoipe that l« pul Jiiith ao laudable, clean to reaaor ing wheat, picking cider applf*. aUcid •aid the p inter, fl! bike IL* Th . ' THE thought a shot will be fired. ' Michigan, Maine. OMo, Ksnaaa, Mtancwerty wa* traofernJ and ’ tke *e ota,.Virginia, Indiana, Nevada, Lootetena, tog to—well no matter. Such I thiak prieloe ia nedihtely placed it In, There wa* a ••corner” in N»pd1e«>u oil Mteeouri, Wisconsin, VermUpt, T«me*- are qtola.oot of character, and very “vmU»' <t«k, (ru Pvrrr ftoek, al Ne- Y«k, • *lu<* sce, Arkansas, Connecticut, lows. New laudable." tor, wha, to the number qf 90 a fa Prairie-du:Cto*n> nod O4» .of the contract to eultivate th* farm* Jk may be gratifying toacma to koo«, 1 Hstnpshlre and South Carolina, . and sufferer*, after having been bted to tbe fc-toA-XiM ♦mownI of 312,000, .oeing there Rte to Florida. The State uf Now Jereey, joo if w* can’t ha*, tbe G. R. V. R. IL. call ' be"?"■£“” rr’f"‘be no end to lb* bleeding proceea, ha* wrested from th* misrule uf the pro on ux, «a are not dtaocragad, already y will raise SOO acre*, mure new appealed to . tha edorta fbr radreu slavery parly, will unqueatkoably be adj commeocod laying out cor ground* for ti' , •nd to recover hi* “margin." Th* *tock “If all <> r people would ded soon to lb* glorious liat. Th* Leg| village, wboee tali epirae will y.t reach run up In a fed dey* from W 33 a (bare ----war,----------------and grarefaUy omforai th* floating duuda. Wooiland haa long •WiPs*™ 1 without any baai* uf tol to warrant It.—' Islatarss of CUlifornla, Oregon end lowi D PIONEERS; (WMuf Maaeetey.yleldlrv felt tha-Import*etc *f aiMtabto b*tiding 'tn then Tbe operator* deny fraud, and claim that btv* not yet acted upon lb* properties all tbeol and prt^udKM In obedience the whole tranaaction wa* strictly in ocplace*, and now th*t oar enterprto.ng to , thru- tel raate and- th* comm<*i good, Tbo new State of Csloredo, if adtnltte IdTrstarrs Aw»»K tie ourdanee with the coitomi uf broker*. friend and merchant, Mr. Hilbert hat there i wo*l be a measure of pnwperiiy wUl—counting all lb* soeededStatrsIbBms. advam tn*M la ihaSiate that would bought out Jaa. BtincbcoMb Em;^ will and I mxfca thaMih. it wiU than require 2 i in Northern Italy to very A TALE OF FRONTIER Lift ••tor.ub in mo*t eaugum* and hopeful . ___ •' ymr. and win* will be State* to ratify tbe amewdeseot so aal fire opportenitfo* for than* who wish to ' inreM o*t thto erajk, — iy the way, Mr. plenty and cheap. During lb* laat four b^otpie* partof-tfesConatitution.' Bi in U* W *4 lndi*a#lave* generally etQ or five year* the crop bad bean a failpte, Hilbert hat jual received a fine lot of with , Cql^rado can bo eoauted upon in frv< their laatera who had treated them mam* bf providing f>* many ex nSair and drankrnnewf a *>o* one* aimortun I nliri ‘ ttoeily of th* tote foe>«ato* drew cnoda, bopi* and tboce, grocertea, klndjy. I of -Abeineeaure, *o' that her odmfaak haomc large ^.laptalxma, tbe oLvwfaateero.ef tneritaad ability, who knawn foh»K*B*, h*d greatly toerrared. rauUnt-’n' or tux cxitku statea bd la for their mtcrew. la aur- are atsieoe to rweoter-tha military ear. cheap a* auy Hr west to tae wiUforoeee ef Keetuekv. bhree wih wot:vary the reauH. Surely, aprou Jn.thaaboMe* of -their benlthfal (Umu. cumber pt acre lot* omugurtewwi.ww ~ e 3COUT. aU *m-fejtoly In the Co. Already a good number of tent, wine, tbe people took to drinking a dry for bw country te dawning. | oualy on tg air praxni*** on wbieh they It wUlbe remembered that nt vbatfe tin*»Mmuey, ■« firm called “Irttle lUrd I , tbe leaiau^ tel tte perijrul.i. U h» tote have bm> *oW tolhoae who Mtoteta WWrf; Utwga comfiirtabfo for the oil- called the regular army.tifocrrmaof nioa fiMauM will convene on Munday', plate building upon them tbo coming mate, and>hwa they wag* *11 lo wjlpr regiment* uf Infantry, th re. b-ltsH-.n. Champaign,*’ bat now j.icowly known aa next. There tea good deal of * pecv tel **a*r*i wa aay to all, “oom* on." I rrnt to tb*(Mgr<*aat prieswhidhafcrd.. • '.An*Wiow ctrr exchangee, aa to what tMijkpoe* by this time you have taken *J a high temun*nrti<>(i for th* mpttaj “Don’t be fie.liah."—y.< can make inveated. So they were alvaya able iu Six Kvllma from Fifty Cento. Call and Ciktgrart will or will not do upon certain ^noay pteoMnt ridew upon your R. Rued get plenty *f beiparaby having acorun examine an invention urgently needed by qneatioaa. Tboee who predict that Con- —In Imagioation, eepeciklly. You are modationa on their own prrtuiaea. Tbe everybody. Or * (ample tent free by gr*M *111 taaiet upon t^gro Miffragoaa a through with your R. R. apeache* ' by New England Factory capiuliata have mall lot 50c. that retail* eaaily for H. by eonditiGD precedent for tbe re-admi»»i<m ihja time, 1 preaum*, .cuosequeally you adopted th* aamaplaa for their opera­ fi. L WooUrtt, I70 Chatham Stuart. । Without the. taaenaaat boy***, oface^M Btaw, are probably doomed will notodeertise father Peck'*axbaadles tive*. New York. aepl91y many of th* fretprte* could not b* ran at to dtea’ppolntmcbt. Such it te true, bae any more—w*ll. If you kava aay on hand arrsngemrota wdi ultiUfrm firing on tbe ToteraPKoat drying NEW ADVEHTIBEMENTB. been tbe charge mado by th* democratic ja»t tend a few up thi* way, a* they are m *11 th. teree nw.tr. d„wn lfnJ rit|,r -]■(*, ffftf „„ uhl,re - 25 Gents. - 30 Cents.JH Mett's Sbjr^aruj Drawers <low/i50 per cent A' grejjf [aught'er jn Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoe*, buy Crockery Cheap. Q. & GRANT. NEW YOte WEEKLY, preen, and a fcw.acnuaring Republieau rather “that was a clincher." I jr«R»l* bare accepted aneb an terf*.— must quit, but not,till I invite you,to call TU A^orfty of tbe Republican party do upon me, and pay up-aome of the many not 04*d upon that ground. A uniform visfte you justly should. With my good wishes, as to your riMaof mdfraga ie-deairabte. but at pre* •nt k hardly attainable, without iocrea*- health and further pruepesta, I remain as tng n evR wto^h I* already quite appar­ ent to tbo country. It u ndt beat to cur­ tail privilege* already extended, and tbo fl>gbt. Tbo Imperial fire was harmlem Tbe Captain of tn* tkotf narrowly aaraped belflg »ttot, a mu.ket ball passing through bis bsrt. It is undersu^d that Graerel •Wehicl demanded tn explanation of tbe af&ir. : It fa also understood that quite a spicy eurreapondtnee is going uo be tween Writre I and Mtjla, relative tii fir­ ing from the Aineriean aide on tbe Im perial gahteat ETantatis, and evident sympathy Is shown for the Liberals, tbe nature whereof ha* not trsnap!red. Meiie’a order prohibit!^} Intrrc.urse withBrownsville cannot test long, If the Liberate again turround the city, a* they will be compelled to'draw suppliea from Bruwusvllle *s heretofore. It is supposed an order Iia» bren Issued preventing the entrance uf spies niio Malamuras. THE HASTINGS F.M IS XKHOdtGVjBD H . TSGR.tX.e.. Bwhr-i8^S^ : BH^M-I^Uy to auterpriee. h'wMfV ■- ■ w - T ------*1). Braixu. of the firm of Robert* i a^ .x k, ckkM° u.. —i » pundwp toara good*. Now took out for Roberts Striker, ▼. D. Acxlxt baa gnoe to Cbteago to <iU.ap bfa aleck of good*. It h bat liuk since bo opened, an J the tew and nfo»t complete awortmeot of DMCGI AMD MEDICINES, ? Chemical*. Paint*. Oils, Ar.' V.al*e keep e. Lasrfsftod Maartant st •' School Book*. st-a.tio3nteil"S’, HE.XH,PK3iyi_H. INKft.FAFKl'uVtUirE^ ArVAtaa ia GaxacZ— KingGwwge, of Greece, ia having a hard Mme. He in­ stere upon keeping bi* Denfeb'<rl**dCount Bpopdeek near the throne, greatly to the diignat nf the Greek pelhteiane, ■nd it te altnnet impowaibl* to obtain a Ministry, snd toll more difficult to keep one when obtained. • Every member of ilia Parliament aeeme tneplrrd with a grant aim abould b* to edare** th* toting fierce lust Of power and place, and an ambftioa to be te Um Cabinet, bwt they all popnlilioe op to an appreciation of tlai Haar Qraa., U.B. Fnacaa, ) agree in demanding that Count Spooner* Foar Ltunvoam, Kam*, L privilege^ accorded to them, anJ thte shall first quit tbe country. Th* King Nurember 20th, 1865. ) will be the apeediext, aafeet and beat way refosps to yield, goes without a Ministry Ma. Emro*~ Knowing that nearly all of;tolimotely oblainingnniveeaaieuffrage. snd has given upon* third of hie annual the reader* of tbo Bama are more or allowance bsciut*e hi* people areimpovOx* or nt* organ* of a devpfeabte 1cm Intereated in the welfare and where Minority, that haa nothing to do but find about* of the Mich. Car. Brigade, 1 will that Greece haa too many ■lateemrti and frail <ith what i* done by tU Govern­ give them a little Information which I too lew agritcllargliit* and producer.,' The rgtdrns ot the North Carolina dec and that ton mnah attention la given to tion an not afl Id. but il i* expected that ment, mention* Um caa*-of ■ poor wo­ AB wboae term of service expire prior p>ditk* end too little <n fhn priueleel in- Worth ii Fjtctcd oreV Bolden by 10,000' rn**, who, it to alleged, Marred to death tereato of tbe enOntry. The foreign debt map-rite. in WflHwWmrg, and awtlingly a*ka, to Feb. l*t, 1666 are to be immediately imim'.i to £12.680.000 itarling, *p«m Ths Newbern Tina "The troth why tb*Government don’t feed curving diaehargad ; tboae who** term* of aerrtoc which totareatia eccwmuhiting becanee Ute b the whole South ha* here guilty of a ^bite folk* aa well a* atorving negrore 1 do not expire prior tc Feb. lat, 1808, are revenue ie nnt adoqnate to paying I’,— piece of th* most stupendous folly ever NtniCE! ' to b* retained until farther ordere.and Little or nothing i* doing for Internal ■WUl tbe aame paper b* kind enough to wrought by any people, and we fear will Inform it* reader* that tn tbe city of have been ronaulidatrd with the lat Mich. improvement, and the Government may have to nay for. it sorely by two year* be Mid tn be Io a Watc of paralyate, frrm mAre <•< probationary suffering under Riehtnood til* Government feed* more Vrt Car. Tbe 1*1 Mich. Cav. ia doing which, if it due* not reooWerennn; thereto military government. If whau oar Leg­ ft'min** of rebellloua democrat* than of duty atJ?ort Bridger, ia Utah Territory, reawin to apprehend amohee revnlotiun. islature meets it will at one. accomplis* cijqred pcreona." Tbe Government will and without doubt, wilt remain there tnt- Young George wteUelilmMlf aafoly tack what the Cunyfifitluo left undoes, and we til spring: they will then probably be at Elaine re. can ha* 6 a new election uf men to C>nundoubtedly relieve tb« auffitriug femiliea grcnM who ar* In favor of the Lederal of democratic ekcdadler* and de*ertera, relieved by regular troop*. That portion A Catuouc Vmw ov Loan Palms* Government, Wo may ret get in during if detnocratic editors will only report of the 6tb Minh. Car. to b* mastered out no*.—Th> notorious ata teaman haa this acMbm; otherwise sit will be l.wt for •uch aam at Leadquartetv, Inatead of I* now at Fort Leavenworth, where they gun* to bia aeootmt. Since the day* of the preiedL Let the people ponder lheae NOnCEl” growling becen** they arc not attended will be moetered out, and. then,,-proceed (.’••tlrreagb, England had no curb on- thing*.________ ...... to th* State for final diacbarge, and pay­ aerOpulous premier to direct her counsel*. ment. That portion of tbe 7th Mioh. Palmersliin’a entire public career—-tbe vary sou I of hto policy—was to propagate Tbe gold mine* of Um Pacific slope Cav. lo be muatered out, ia now en mutt disorder and disaffection among th* na­ continue to Increase In produetiveneea.— Uj“ud*'’U °r t*b,liU" l“*'u,c4 bJ frmii Deaver City to Fort Leaven worth tion*. II* had no cutsoirocn. Spain, The receipt* at San FranctKo uf treaanra iMiwAoT. M, iou on foot, they ateo, will be muatered out Austria, Nspl**, Dromark, Rome, tbe Irtim the Interior for the fiy*t nine swvmwl* J. RJLXICUKBACOB. at Fort Lm««> worth, and in all proba- Uolted State*—all suffered from hfe ia- montha uf tbe preeefltyear, ware |42,~ bdUy proceed to th* State for final dto- tqvitoue policy. Out uf England ba sp- M0.M5. (pleat {41,168,983 foe th. poars tn have had only oca friend, Louis •am* period last rear, and 338 639 379 erament. Vohmteer* not yet discharged cWge, and payment. Napoleon ; and the two stamps were for 1863. Of the tfeature thu* far thi» bar* f*p«atediy demanded U>«.r dteebargo W. F. Kumtn. worthy of each other's admiration. Tbe year. 813,033,884 haa bean exported fa. I* ootKplianoe with tbtor term* of eoliatonly G-d Palaseraton knew oe eared for, Engfind. 312.779.170 94 to New York. RMnt, and toe invariable reply te th* war Tai Arru Tmam or Mictnm.-Su *a* public opinkc aa it exieta io tin, California and the neighboring terriuiriea la not yet ekmed. Tbe Treaeury DepartHnoee of Common* He i wnretaipped Uta abaorkid 39,849.179 63, and tbo manlalao bold*, la referene* to tbe pay* tistidaM io th* apple trade report that the product already marketed for tbe that idol with unfflnchiug devotte*. and balance ha* gone to Panama. China, and tnaat of boont>*e, that the war etill rxtela. year in this State fo<>ta op al over 400.000 ho received bte reward, lie Wa.in office otUr foreign daafinationa. The eiporta Tbe Preaident, while b* protect* the . barrels. Th* price ha* averaged about nearly all his life. “What doth it profit to Great Britain for tbe preaenl year are Fraadmea with tbe bayonet, due* it uo “ •* •«>«• a man if be gain the whole world and 315 330,000 lew than for laat—a decid­ dar the theory that the war tew uot oodm U &0per barrel, low hi. auelC*Wi< Trbyrtfrk (Cfa. edly gratify Ing fact. to an eod; that time enough haa nut yrt 'crop th. handsome sum of • 1,435,000.ctenati.)_______ _ _______ etepoad lo *ati«fy th* President and Co*- Add to thia t ba prodart at paacbm and grape*, and th* frail crop of Michigan gMaa that the people of the South are I Th* Nashville Amaer, appealing for i* a matlpr of vast importance. Il is >te*dfortly loyal. J truly a anaraa of wealth to our farmer* charity to tome portion of the South, vtick speaks as foUowaoflbo rebel private sol­ A Son Fraaoiaoo correspondent of the 'that ought out to bn daapbad. considering the little labor and outlay that it costa.— dier: “Well, ba fought tbe fight to the Now Y-fi IWferae. teU* a go-d atory J Tbe orchard* of the State will become end, aad h« I oat—yas. io addition to Ms oftbatamiaect Democrat leader, Juba ' •ufivriags, be lost. Hs sama home, not R Waiter. Jia waa «more valuable from year to year a* the as ha expactep to tosne, orowwed with tress iocrease In six* and age. teureta, bol ragged, earewom and nsibed ; California Lbw, tort a frw week* agn.— hia mean* gone, hi* faupa* cruafard, tea “Wbrt did yo* amrer. toq-ired * hod, a rate of friend. daoisMtad, and bse »•*■*. rf Wdltefc H* rwiidt “Mrtbiag bw Tbe grading ta now all completed be­ I.f-nrt, perhaps, if be had <««, married to tween Jankeoa and Mason, and the iron my character.” “Tbeei," dadared a *** a Quarter mr.ster* chrrk in tha arinniag who bawdtt; “brttoMffewv* tended at laid to witton four or five mile* of th.* service. Rather toagh, thia, Lot tree." Tm contrevtur Mr. D. McDtmBan Frewtoco with !«■ baggage than r»ry energetic man and baa • work through a* no other Men are now at work on the .UJonll U loaui 1308 DRUG & BOOK ftSTORE GRO RIES! ,.Bww» still notice th* adrerttee^ «49£i>Mi»r column, cd lb. Building On mi line, W Die. No. 1, te Irving, ratetfeaM.-R*f enl. foe building • school ' ______ • Purare* sw. It will be oboerved that tha'vMrtioa of voting an tbe proposed kM( to.th*Gra&d Trunk IL R. extefleioa i* jMaptaaad to tbe next annual township X •vvrrlfaaa ia tb» Qreasry luw, sutk «a. b. irtueJ for fstoir ssa. Also ■ gmt varttev al tea Diary of a Village Gossip GDIriXkM’r IPJCiUnnEXBI And Coak lag Extract*, ALMEDIA II. BROWN. ms Lff" FOB NECHAXICAL AMD MEDIC! XA|> -TH* thrilling re treigbl a higher Mt fo ebatrvd a to a new* Arrul m th* fowa. nvCtee to m th* WraiY ibmagh C M«iXU »at he f^r 1 re there U t» ether awe* ef gen PATENT MEDICINES. I»jr at HMamia* eaartee. pagahia at the -Ov v bare Uw pager iadrtJr.rvi evvtvU STREET & SMITH, Pannintone. 11 Frankfort St.. N. Y. Ayer's Ague Cure, For tbe ajicwdy and certain Cure of 1otermittefit Fever, or.Cbill* and Fe«ar. Dumb Agee, Fertadirel Hred AeUer Bi II lou. flcadetbe jind BillU-o Fererindeed, for tU wtede etea* uf d.waaea tnigtoating iu btUrv derangement, u,e nU1!la cl “1Mm‘ue ^atogfa. eertah. XSa of eountrie*. brev leb.ii — —_4_. k.--------a. . -TEYEB Age- la •*• the**• “‘V ‘‘ft**7 hl—*1 dinffr. prirauly Mohfall WTki. Metar. .bwM h. hi tee b..d* • gasraaiSS.-.. Lyon’i THE GI ’ ; “JSS?, �SfimHDKITG STORE, Just opening in tbe Holbrook Blrlck, Hasting&^f icli. ACKLEY, Druggist, illy to, call and examine slock and prices, and not W 11HDJ b gj Es i 4 jn tnj i! ulf rC. "?jJ ° p. IM" fcU J ■s . Mu 1ft' UH 1H ■j i * '5 K » ?a f.3-Sr h:- ,j £1 j nil jijth ipwii "bi^ X Z 2 ' ££ -~ k: StJi Ux •» ? 3 a tf s ■ 5 .« s c Jini ,_ �DRUGS4--D*UGS! ^te«fi_xeMXM«ni; rtiSnf-Mtidvsi.-eiw I nlllOM • ■LAHO* MOCK BAmNas, MKH. liap mgs IJaixtr, basnet; NEW GOODS, CT BUCMU, wxs; Books and Stationery To Suit the Times. ^irrtair Beecher 1* eon verting tbe place, to exaenl, excepting an extensive ftvtottfftfwtaww into a fruit and Pt Ar*. H* had Mtr’j ao acre • • Great Decline, In Prices, aweet and jnlgnled peHttmea. •*.'?»• The' Eanfhnd ouubulidiDgo are well * stocked with find Aorece, oxrn. choice * '(Jreo^rieft-'• *>«“ ■ Hats <fc Caps, Uir UeeircJLr Urn lTnplfM:;RIlipi» (or duttMo)S|jrto|«ttrt. 3M.HW .iddia^gted^to tbe value and euraoiva- J OtTR STOCK ' ^<300X>Sv ' xt.tuk XVaRE, ABE SIATODimcr .: . MiLLKERY STORE . 5,^ Did yotfSvwr hitfrtSrJ-ftbW1- the If ao you “ ^y***”1 "eXTUCT BUCtid 122 «» STAIMB. / SILK AND STRAW .jjUHBuib’S ia Mnlehlng. Bt>t tbe -anxmd moiat it »oCUhM$h>MClU»ikh. TbemoU, 3Hfl3B©®S8 iESiOB® Which will be sold For Doing Busimess, BONNETS, ' VER Y CI1E.1E! FOB CASH OB HEADV-PAY. LADIES’, MISSES’ AND tuw depeaitad beneath the mulch ia the wajm air earning In'tuatact with the cool ground.' Thlj alr alwaja eoutaina toore or teaa fertilaera in the form of vapor.— Arp! liilt,v^pcr lo arrealed by cool air coraiag In cenlaat with varmu. Every, body ean weo M they will that a piece of land kept covered instead of bare, wllltncreaeeTn fertility, whda a piece left oakedJtTiII contlnttally grow poorer. If a fanaiar* Icavea a aov aa of grain, upoO tbe ground during the Winter, be will find it will pay him sal! in tl»a ir,cr«*Mj c?’!)* crop, wWetU naked ground blinkie to loeenot oaly whdt graw there b by wintar’kiinng.bul leu and leu grau will crow where it la all fed off close in the Don't forget the place, at CHJLDKEN8* XJS£ n ELMBOLD'8 EXTRACT BUCHU >*» .-I <»«>, an Cmbmm of tans arpM.wte*w » cc malecb rmeux. HELHBOiffS EXTRACT BUCHU U Ua araafDtorwtto. .. ..., .&A&8, CROCKERY is the largest ever brought to this mart, RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. . Kepi eonajgjtfljiqtitlwftd, and.fuy *»1« on . Rauxmable Terraa. ' Bleaching and Preuing And all other work done Ob Short Bailee and in teed Siyle. inaetrx issi-rance co. Mew Geadi Uccclred Weekly. Get the'Genuine Articled | Ing the ground apm . even .Aamprsture, which h ao MBMitia! M irowfeg grgpu. Be« peuntttoff thogrmbd W bahe.Kecp you; ’ frtiMfl ander Ahwplo* well Phoenix of Hartford. FLUID EXTRACT SAASAPABILLA, •jtb CAirr IB® mitA’T j OLD LADJE8 & FAIR MAIDENS, pLMrrhtf 'ATfjut abo Pxab Saxos.—If you have your ground prepared, and it ia dry or well drained, you ean tow yottr aoodlhia falL Some howerar prefer to | pack eueb aeed in aaod and keep it one! okd Uroiat until epring, and then plant It aa early aa it m be got in tbe ground.— Aiding TrABiportAlion; sod com!»U asalaly af Plant an inch deep. The eeed of stone fruita,sucb u cherry* peach,Ac., abould be nog. NAILS, pleated -thia- (all,' or ad Wpoeed that STOVES, they will frrrxo during winter. Where nothing if fJeoe..na haw sw» the •*«•«» urelaUjr tracked with a ha miner and TIM WA«B ef'AU. *»D3, of Ma on XaaatBetare, and Warranted Good. planted. Bat tbevehould be kept cool 993,172.64! and will be sold at (FEBBOaHV !««.) Railroad Prices, STOVE PIPE, Bewmrrr* ror Coal—The high price of coal bu atuwalBtod tbe aearch foraubalDtec, and ia diffsreet eeodom peat bee Ukn.tntndhr wxpeeted quanthka. in Eagland there b a gnat wealth io it, tbeeon bring leu thaneoal. k isfree from mxny of the objection* of wood and eoabtareataa *o eisakera, and borne freely Insure with’the Phenix. »<ll>rre tn ru«*«ervstive mlr» ten gr.srautv* i g>a«iM ankle. B1C0MK THE BfcST. Losses always paid Promptly. from Al! oorts of ■ftax'gki.1 ISL'LGEUXE CARD. Hap pans, And .everything else fimbkx^ She* Im, Tat ivrusc<» tamm ?r nuatT sit reasB.fl! >■ st thr {-resent tie:'. warrant and dressed aditloenl iMsmnos; sad the Pho six. hr it it aiapk C»‘b Capital swd Isrjrr Ansek to I- pnW,..th; tMataed adraMMva ft *M-daxt nti.mrrcisl foeWrtes. with the abOHr to write IESOTS & SH&33, •i.ogTpebToay: _ Shirts and Drawers Dibiyo Um IHr IM. U^eorix paid Im Shelf Hardware, PiKtalx policies UmsmI bv B. C. PBIWDLK, ROPE, GXLHTI5-STOITSS, GESCHWIND, Farming Tools of all kinds, pADcrs. ! RK.iar AND nrOODEN WARE. hads CLonmea, :»*OAMaxrnni. cmbimawa visTrsc WAS11ASTBD TO SUIT. Ate, NOBUB, HOODS, te. s-s. muun ’ wooua tactoxt. HlSTnitMy. MJCH. ANT tl.000 Iha. of WOOL nufaceure into CLOTH— AIN'S rorTBAIT gallery, ter«. >.-> "... SSVIN ttctto jBO©«S' ” FALL 4 WINTER; „....■ Ol’R I'AaUTlES R. "* K . CROCKERY AND GLASS Vaxubui 1-------- »-------4 Hl be found valuable to many of our readers: A boa twentv-four inebca by aixteen incbee uowarr, a'od twenty-eight feebet in Jldbitt will cootaln a half barrel. - A box iwenty-aix inebu by fifteen and a half toebee aquara, and eight inches deep, will ootilaia » UeheL e A box twelve inches by eleven and a half inebra aquarc, and nine deep, will contain a half baabol. ' A box .eight incbee by eight and a fourth ineboe eqnare, and right inches deqfr will cootxtn a peek. V 1 ■Uuj.. a /-. ; DR Y GOODS, IK NEW YORK, SINCE TBE groand 1n warm weather ? । < -■ eMMAJ-J WE DEAL IN ■rtt WnMOBDAY. with this rolwn. 1U : BLSS81SCS w ’•* ,in“’ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-12-06.pdf b69ab27ce7baf9353b57afdf6984f7b5 PDF Text Text nZITRAH AtovX^.4>» TOL. X I PUBLISHED H^HBV WEDNESDAY, 0. D. SPAULDING, WANTS EVERYBODY TO STOP AND SEE! THOSE SPLENDID NEW GOODS SU ES GREAT BLESSINGS SSXTURED TO THE HUMAN RJ RADWAY’S READY RELIEF. DRY GOODS. GROCERIES fUtiiiM' Quinta Jirttlttj. ^rirttrt Jirtrj tale of all that remained to us, and leave us lit lie better than beggars, ft was our last slake, upon which al! our hopes and confidenon had gradually concentrated ; and If that wars lost. we had nothing mors to l.we—nothing but blank despair to encoauter, which vs durst ool antici­ pate. , The lawyer, who at the time conducted our suit, waa an old friend of my father’s —successful, rich, independent and surly ; and, as he had undertaken the reuse more from friendly than pecuniary mo­ tives, did not undertake to disguise.the troth and prvbebllilire Air me. But I could P<»L wmild not look forward to any­ thing but triumph, and choose rather to disregard his discouraging tone as use of the means employed to enhance the «al ue of his services achieving eoccaae. He was a good man at heart, that old lawyer and bis penetration was wonderful, but be was not apt to spoil this medicine by over sweetening It, and my pampered Or oar faellay tea seal; palate rebelled not a little agahtet Itsdism Ibea, etroac a^ steady. gnstfog but wholesome bltternres. jvvr •uosiavrw ins wbmi. I had a long hunt after an Important Mso st worth tei maaaS ttxli lesson. female witness, whom 1 found at last In a Meo el' might heveined its truth. garret, dying of omsumpiHin. And whom should I find, sitting tike a minis­ tering angel at her bed aide, but the beantlful black eyed tedy wbnm I had lately met. the companion of the little orphan girl. “It Is in sneh places as this, where a good angel is most needed, and not In the circle of gaiety and fashion, that I must se<k ynw, I see." exrlslmed I. gazing up­ on her with irrepremibte admiration. The lady blusbed dreply ; and as soon a* sha had recovered front her momenta­ I was making uiy way through ■ crowd ry confusion, quietly observed that she in a bye street, which I supposed had waa simply performing a duty to which been aillnrted for the coatrenplstion and and old friend of her mother was fully enjoy went of aurne contemptible and tri­ fling di«lurb*tu-v, but into which al the While obtaining the deposition of her tuns I woe t»>t in the tno«d to inquire, patient. I had several opportunities of phen my rc*<urae waa arrested by s pair ronvarslng with this excellent beauty,; ol brauttfui, large black eyes under a and bsr modest elegance aud graceful ease lady's veil, winch met mine with a mute captivated my soul. appeal that I could m>l for a moment re­ One evening I was permitted to ac­ sist. company her in aearch of a conveyance ; - iWhat is tb« matter F I demanded of and. as I had reaolvsd to express my the posicasnr of the block eye. sentiments freely to her <m thn first A remarkably swret voice replied, “I available occasion, I was. as usual in such have veuluredilo interfere in behalf of a resea.' much embarreased whan tt pre child I saw tlw people abusing, but I am sented itself. afraid that without some assistance my “Your patient Is dying, I fear." tff*rla will be unavailing." "She la oooseious of the approach of “We wasn't abusing it," cried several । rough voices t<-getber. "She watt only fighting with little Mike, and she would "It is an angel's office you fill, in ■nothing her path to the grave.” “Do not flatter me, air. It is but little I ran d», and flattery seems to me tfot liuie less than nothing." "I saw re yam I express my admiration in must stinted terras ; ware I to tall you all I think and feel, I might indeed aur- 8to Is by no means inemrable. but tn tell you the truth, three Is no ground of compromise left. You havs tae< ell. If ths eecords you anything, It will simply be a donaUim—nothing more or lose." "Is three no resource left by which I can, for a time, ward off this final and to my mother, I fear, fatal Wow." “Nonelaltar." “In what then F “In ytiurwWe. “How In wyselfr "fayour parson. Yoe aroyoung and bandfome. I don’t say an to flatter you -WaUF "Well, marry the widow." “Man, bert I would rather hang myself Monee.” “You should know best bow fit you are to die. I am afraid ynnr education ■nd habits have Vitally unfitted you for business and usefuloes.." . "But this marriage is absurd and im­ possible." "1 am not in the habit of proposing absurdities and impossibilities. If you /rT.n^i- «®Tmmwto -fa-taw c«wa^-,dSi««-W “ yrntMg*, wMMwwtaiftfeiiMfaMiIE: I sell fix cesh.tx rrodi pay, ehargr nothing fue ialereot. nothing fax keeping books, nothing for bad debts, and only a framers. vlmt^g'S-nr? a«rAl,«b. VEST SMALL HOFIT MpaUtwi m)mX wi Ma® 1.I. SPAIIIIM. THE Uncqualed Remedy I'^jSi&'HWIOWDr s^'Vf^sStei ■tatters. >u.l tltettofeto M> to ,<.:^Xiz^•^.nb/VtV. PURIFYING the BLOOD, TUK KAME; MRS. WEKTCOTT. "Ranmin is not Benzine issssi-ssa vrop l> naaOn r MMMM •.Fjiftitla-'Wt Benzoin Elixir I T»mc r^iTo?T?*tb« mac IsafttHsd I^WlUiOWl Is osed sad rvy Pbysictsas s benzoin’'euxo_ • bleb ducrdara the itcaurtUfe rka nj> >11 th* swrelliMM. tnraa^ Glresrelxrie lbs C.0re>n<ore. •"•* *Im for “'u^SHrX' ■NAf'-V- BEWZOIM BL1X1B And t«U Wdl Mil lie wlth-n'tl ’ ouvv> CSOO> 0*1****- •<■eai.au K.»«o io <»ld .landtag csss. '/.MttarJfai.iiTyhta^ |ffy|jiMiaM “Star .nd L'nasry dlstseai Alas, '• III utehes. Bodily Wackness, eon- ~ H. •«•««<■ ,m>»T --. iin I. r»Mi wrr r-u. A re *'“*■ convert lineal ty supposed to go'togetl “My hand nnd heart F *to eWks laughing. 1 ' ■ ‘ x What a laugh jkWta.L A % gwdy a maniac’* scream,, ini tfa “Exlravagaut|y so.” , “My Isnyef hap been aufhnrTxaa by me to make a proposition, which; BV In­ fo rtned me, half been firruratty retolked. He* to deceived wetl F auutu-JS j.7 the aamo personal adpiDl^a^y- 1 fooked at the speaker for a rnnfrA-nt in amazement, and an involuntary jglbsn "ItcaiMAut £e possible! JBiMtUanj. •« < -Strokebtage Xffi, STBfifcQte? At, trust? A M.,te»»..M. J».'<82. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICIL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER fl, 1805. fjt Jhstiags Daintr, The lawyer * turned bia chair around and cxnnumosd writing at his desk as if bs had been an ingenious mechanic in­ vented for no other purpose. 1 ibtmght <.n his proportion till I grew sick and faint The rscollection of tbeconsumate charms ■>f bar 1 luved added an aspect of hate v> •uch as were to whom I was invited to make my own, and* I could not bring my brerI and lipa to say yea to suchadretiny. At last I rose and said— "I will come to-morrow and give you my decision." Q. ■•Very well," replied the old man, without turning his bead, or ceasing to write. I went borne end attempted to prepare n>y mother f.x the ruin that had befallen us, but in appmacLing* tba subject found it was more than she could endure, and I relinquished the eff.rt in despair. To my sister 1 ventured to tall the truth; and she wept bitterly, not for herself, but for our only parent, vho would Inevit­ ably expire on bearing the news. "Is there nothing that yuu can do, EJ- forroed 1” • ;, “Oh, no; she ie as perfectly shaped, as 1 afo2L “fWbed! What'U it, thenV- ’ “A slight obliquity of vrsfoo IwMeh adds a puzzling and prculisr .fnpruffion to the eyes. Her hair l» of that edur ■gainst which there is a' very unmwffed prejudice, but, for myitelf, I tVink IrXAer saw a finer or more brilliantewtij^Wjth Whalan image of horror waa conjured up before me. , : ... M “Say no mure !” I exclaimed wildly,— "This suspense Is too dreadful*" Let me see the woman herself, though the sight <4 tor kills me." •>* J “Thon turn and look upon your death!" cried a sweet voice bchbid, jr. A.fiWfk tragic tone, followed by a silvei^jjsal of “N*t Mias Eastbum. That -w« my maiden name; but Clara ftvripg^n, •W,,w> J,.". ., I fell al bar fret, half disposed. W virship her, covered her band whh Masks, and finding tx> resistance nfire*d, spnq>g to my fast mid clasped her ia my sup*. •Cara Darringtue, will yqu betopte a* fo'X’t reLlleot pAetlto^lft#— ‘And wnsi*! you do kF 4I cannot bring my mind to It." help It." 'la II dishonest F “You are right, meds me." ! said. The *N—«>, I don't know that it is, but man wbo would see your sex dragged in “It la unkind^ nqt to **y harsh, in you. ■y repugnant to my feelings." ” We shall have jmt proposing'to foe to the prix* ring, most have little respect tn forbid the uUerance of a heart so sio“I am sure I would do any thing for whole family, bos bare begw bravely, for bis own mother. You are Quixotic qere and full as mint." first V» the aunt, and then :tu life, piece “It is my kindness, my comideralion however, V» assume the duties rid thia within five minutea. Aunt has flcd,aa child’s natural prvtacturs. Where are fo> you that induce nia tn check this ex­ well abr may, from so dangerous a crescessive language, because I know you will tta pan-lite 1" tore. What would tave becrwfie'uFIb'r "Dead," cried three other little child­ repent it." had I not rushed to tor rances,'b»«*n “I in possible! I not only admire you ren In chorus. only knows. I promise- yon I sWrh° ••Where— bow dors she live!" more than any being I ever saw, but I dreadfully jeafoua nt hrr and lhepetscttal ‘•Shr livre with Miss Fanny Fink and feet that you are worthy of tny worship, 1 will tell yua l<> morrow; in the mean­ advantage* site enjoys;” , . . and that I Jove ynil.* d<»e« errands for her.” "Oh. you have been ptayiog a_ Ww "Say no more, I ent real. If ynu knew lime cheer up. I will save my mother "Whstsurl uf person is this!" inquir­ • -• • 1 ' ' and you, bot ata great sacrifice—Hsa ven 1 game with me !" ed the lady. only knows how great." “A.feir<ete. 1 "have won-ynnr Insa ••She dresses finer than you d<>, ma’am," . My sister flung her arms around tny fairly, and Iwsrnl at the some timv^re replied •«■ of I be female by-sunders, neck, kissed me sffsctionstely, called ms • m right on your ■‘do aa.yrell “but she is not the person to bring up a by many endearing names, and I fell as mine, and 1 will be my own P'urt oMnchild in tbs way it should g«. as she has if I almost deserted them, exaggerated oulry. and do justice more even banded strayed a l.mg way out toraell." as they were. Tbe punted truthfulness<»f ibis remark I communicated my decision to my raised a bogb among the acquaintances lawyer lbs next day, telling Mm that of Miro Faany Fink. since I o-uM nut merry for love, I would The I adv. in tbe meantime, had not let go hrr hold on lbs half dead, sturdy V> visit my patient; and you surely marry for hale. He uttered a sort ofgrunt and replied, little girt whose (ace was flu.bed with would not deprive her of the presence of “Few marriages Iwgin in that way. hut narni--**. and dtao>4»red with Umd, dirt her last remaining friend, aa you will do and tears. She stooped down to Iter, if you persist in intruding upon her.— with l»o many fore Is merged in antipa­ thy as sihwty as the honeyni.vm is well raised her veil and said. "Little one, II Here, tton, let us port snd forever." She stopped a cab snd allowed me to over. Your pkuapect of conuhlal happl- ■apeut shouM bn chosen, and tha you will go wllh me, I will find you a good Lome. Y’ou shall have nice clothes, help her into it, and left ms In my myelaid flat and covered, first with aboutopo enough t<» eat, and be taught to read sud lory and gloom. She had croaaed my for the bettor. If ymi knew the lady as inch of rich, well pulverUed s..11, and then dark path like a heavenly aoparitimt; well as I do, yon would tratartafa ttu mis­ three txfour Inches wT »ttl enriched with write. What du you say F givings on tba subject. ” • and bsr disappearance rendered every ­ The swustness and beauty <4 the lady s •ell rotted cow-dung. The s..H shmild On the second day after this interview, ’ child appeared thing about me hopeless and dreary as be gently peeked around and wreft Ute 1 received Mro. Bsrringt.Hi’s card, with a er goalie influ­ despair. cultiuga, and the surface madj erea.wifh quite overpowers The treacherous law, after luring us written request front the lawyer that I tba rake or back of a spade. In this, w ay madam, 1 will «>ee, sad replied, ■« to ruin, decided against ucr claims, would call upon her without delay, aa be wxna of tbs ebolrest varieties of njm gu with you enys-»..w. bad settled the preliminaries In a m.-t rosy be essdy raised, while IV Is dlffedlt Al this cmytmrture a pUiceu.sn arriv­ sod extorted the last remnant of our ■Stisfaet«y manner. I did col fly nn the ed on the epot, and the lady al once ad­ property to pay the costs. To comma Vi propagate them from eoxtlvgadeyfesfag wings nf lure to the mansion of my eh<K>ta, Or. removing lltu yi-wsg plsoxi dressed herself to him. explaining the nicels this fact to tny mother would brida elect, aa there had been but little rasa, and shortly altarward she walked have breu like inflitting' bsr detth Mow ; fornt the bed, the ,a»il which surrounds choice in the matter, but walked thither tl»em has been sometimes, firnnd * mass ■wav, Iredmg her bltla charge e««ted and alter meditating Cog up*m the aublike a man who hsd volants*red to be fibrous rents, and If taken ’ «p 'carrftrfly by the guardian uf the preev- Although jrct, I found myself unequal tn the pain much preoeed fix a time. I lingered to ' ful task, and went once more t»» our old end art out judiciously, •pplfaktfati of Mtns rotten miaure, a profanity.. «>f |.».k altar her, till site turned the corner lawyer, to ascertain weather there vaa Lbwaoma will soon repay the uoltqxia^.*for never bed I seen a fsce which seemed any possibility of cutffpromi-ing the mat­ R..iten cow-dung ie the ooolost *nd..best to mu half »o lovely M here, and it bawt- ter an as to p>Htpone tto evil dsy and leave my mother awhile in possession of manure for the nwe, aiid evkry lover’of ted me ever after. this twautifol flower should sppfy a drksI fod. however, at that lime t<><* many her home and comforts. troublee of my own to afford time to fo»k " 1 met a lady descending the stairs, who sing of h In the fall' orspringr after th—“f ulbssa. A very beg and had just oume out of his office, whose expvusfv" law suit had exhausted the pfiyabwti'Miy was -f that uuevually reThe oiraulatiixrid.lha State Basks of teicr batrdenma fortune that hadl.wig kept pulaire ehaiectrr whieh imprints itself Ohio has bevn reduced a million and a my family ie r. ...stable • pofaifc-. and indelibly on the memory, and ever after. half within the p»it aix iqontfo—the . L .L1_ s^.> Lllvwu. hnosa and banks being now hi pmciees of changing t«> a national heels. It is mwouDUsd Mat Btato rn-tes will he recei ved Uartf pf {be and <Aber currency given .in exchaug'. without diecount. . ,, ■, �HA8THT&B BAITMEK. trench of Nuir. It •HiHSkrMwrtu, .** «. 1«U. ES! MRsr ntafi>^aa«w<l>mpt t» overrule 1 hremeng^Dtlat y , lit atirainfriir ^T'-1 ili'-'T1^J- ■ tn some TorrtiHll lUUWF. Iiul. lu prrernre <V tbe ma«, woman, aaa t'.P-1 j?~.!?l¥'k,'£L’ Ph^'-b through grset *veat* which ware bring in no paltry manner. Having ffift’ WILL HIT BE ItEXAO' 8NDEBB0LB 7b de Kortk SiJt of ShtJ w «•» < ■Z'r" si ami m ir mansiM'i' 4o tytaflvfraixtb* of tbe loyal Bistre.—' nuw <mty reuuiW.for1xfo»difcrqnt4<,riit. w*J. wbirii'wito rm d.iht « rfaHd’In... tfiteah be ahown that universal suffrage to embody,their rtrg*. in a-YriMeftcoq,- «v.4vwsT>Mlr’p*rled wiflft imd *re *p your child of * racking cough, a wtnwo^u v-muj>hi >■*, nr-av um ji”AiFtl1b*rH«nMMRM^rilWih|gltelae ingredient In the loyalty of a State or tite-wrvaja.will bwaamiadis^rix resumed] h^K’r: ’T/ewplrwlori MtHMi.^-'anA'lwo THE HASTINGS -umlf mi'Ser-. % Hobebtk &. SraiKa,, «4 .U »»W| „ r ■ t rroiw ree neavrtni jmi tvn«port— a upon aa a cooditltm in tbe reeonstraetion early day. wtll^eVb*jlbwtAwi>y«wr*.Ufoiildj TT1‘" at the aeredsd Stales. Tb* Nortb«rn tbeItroad, lbs distance bring 300.mile* or 1 M • burhan b?Mfy. hnd brewd thereabout*.” . • . ;*d'ft»-MB1frr‘.ml,!hb vttfer. TTiert'was a Foe dy —a-— slomari^'i——_ licked eney.'aW Jrtiibref BbMHh W*M .Under. MM .fentiao. th*Jbami l abl, Cu*'a Dyapfptfa Curt! ' J'' dhirreriea-1-^—■----- ——I“ tlvsa vt Northern Blate* 'aay' to 'tba unbounded ^vindftre. i>-.n.rAp’f.;- Pennvyfrvartfi Rauhwri *t>-f<a -at R» more fulfuf drra-lomeu ltrlbb Mrh.il Pa. It a'ptMaft that in' dlfafogf^a well eonatabtly refused to du!” We believe Ihriethrk IMe sfosi fo I* both sbatnefuV and a very Wd tfcek'Hd U> be perforated. that fl cannot be consUleotly-d-ae. rieaiawentatt whtta.t This »as suecre.frd' hr ' aidlef stm*. until Now, 1st no reader aay tb«4 wp a^g op. tba bottom*<>Tthe w'eu Wf otrtt" Thia ra-‘ ivn uceiTES 338 OZ^IOT*. “r8UW*rt» iMDt* ”“"r kept in a Country Store, each as ' GROCERIES School Books. ^|SR. HDtClLN. I! tl?r Mj.k^B ttfrt In 'lie not be made the teet. Intelligence, and ’ tbe ability to read the lajlul, voted, wayotaiinrusnaea the widiMl.«>nlagi<>n., should rather be the teet,and J*t;it apply Th* vilest and purest sppasrsidsby aide to all eolun and all nationalities alike. > •. n Ab.U*.4gini rt thaklbe and flC poblb gadiwiag*. Uireohri-alike ii>It S./ujle«ro4rtegaUon*jailLfllrt plgaln-aeat* ■ ■.<< v.■; • ■ r il.ut w rnlsr PmptaMu No.,^t»t« ,will be • ben tba late r»b*l Sj^tea hay*, b^./ar gilt and garnish. Among tb«» Io.Jcwk f.ir resriU ef tba,, ^hniltad Ly rsprrecntaliiW; U»at willjtpt. alteated their Iqyalty, .«• . l» b* H&ly war, remaritB tfia'''ilouwd ']'abl.\ llWa*. thfurtdl.j Imped that the eewotry-wouid Im purged. ;m^ |hu. sbW 'AWEIitlsEfcfcNTS. BOOTS AND SHOES, As. Ac <*"•»• f!£?35 GROCERIES! Luav* a ftH.L BtOOC^f BOOTS s..ine drmtfnlfons, rrtet which tW*'work fi•bop* art erberiid'. ‘ | ■ Wxttte SJizSril^w" DISCOVER! to seat* io Congress ujion lb* same terms and eaoditiotia a* Reprewntc'.n n from other State*. No reprew*niaAive»»huuld be tiKeived at all, from three State* un­ ■ krncs*!m lai CnUac Bunco, dy waa’fiterrad'wlth mitharyhonors, a. lawn made, l»>r is there a prusprCl that drsgooo YJgitnriit following bhr to the i»- WU '* «“•» I-judge that n<. grave, whlb th* arildler** o-ffln' w*« cov Suutbuta vJriiDjtel* willauores^ fowhlaia > mg awfita .luring tha pauscat surtax.— ■ymbois.tijf, virgin AV'’.''- •“d • ;y fur Mrmagvc*!. jxp vei>iciv*l pan ptMit^ngqi.aueiaber of Cnngrasa, with til their loyalty shall be unimpeachable. led to »be greSw •Oy’’’-f -ur ladies. rCRFOSrS.OXLY^i ufi:>m f,ta»d ta«re»r»ed, give* it-aa , bi« nothing for interest, nulling fur keeping ugitMrfUhat A soar Irt will P«*» U-. foMhfc,' imlhiwg'for'tiafl debts and wdy a •are tkiag. rafairiag stasll is>»*l foiuOsyp*, will-,ha withdraw#., friwn the - —- ............ BM, M,w iwri.n v $<>yih. or ilg mriubar*admitted loa*ata. admission tn South Carolina,-Georgia, cr adwpted in (hi, e^nnfry. With -reertiv itj* pewwaed by aonw uf th* &*uOiero momt rorrtijt ' Pktridt Fleming kn.l Wm. "Fuihatt VEIT SHALL PROFIT any uf tbe State* engaged In the tat* re ■ ’b«‘l*«’tl*y vleWfod' ■•nbirirrfohcr' th ’«. nwuriHua-dect that, they .tuesn m.ajbudj Were on 8ettirtfav. it (llcwgo. aetiteneed Afosry wtil be rvtsMaAif hr la not ■ PATENT MEDICINE! land Wbolff mhref.,irrilIJV.n. *i Richtnoi.d, awaiting an inritetfoa .u* ballioo, until, by all their act* of Sate ported anfl ire-hJ ilfo. amt. ririJffoi |yj),t take arsis Jn Qwgrc**, ,Tbin jia. well policy toward the Federal Govt ir.via.l, of all ta cHrnatn. But It <Ttfl mlf/n+m' vruuigh. -Uqt X they du>j» Qrn. .Grant ritynutfsMtlPuf''Nmamber !»•».— Cheaper thhK dtWre.' ' ’■ aad in relation to the war prooiarnati.ini that an' mucbqT Imitation; rtCklew* wiws, will w i>4 « few xqcwi'Cfit* to watch them, uocxn AXO WtLUXTFXR BkllU UKW-JLI RriulNg atbotly diriev hi* grill, but■ aa auctioned by Congress, *nd in rela­ •nd da*lM'dWpl*X. 6»uM” posffhty «nr- for tbej. $tw »u, used h>a«a -uf treason Oirbetf baa made a foH omfreatuo. It viftftb* and dfwlplinn'of A prtfcl'war.— that they w ill b* into, them again If [hej wet a mutt coM 'trlooded affair,' Thu , , , And when .r.iir IheiiLire'cam* khi hfflM. ,»rt«ti0.airafoj, ,M* • ,. ordeal cfothAj wtfli ’hol.Trr' Ufi|wnd *tnr naogreaaional qualifications, they Aft ince dter foRil. ft filVcraba* far h'one^Jnit the ; > Don’t Foil to Call at Spaulding’* ■ FraaTw“8iiaw*irwwui.f’*ull1toooturi an unqualified fealty to tbe Union. But ln*tc#n.i habit* tj the women of the land ROBERTS AlCTRIKOL . [There are on our army and navy flits ! * r ’” nrroni: ror arf. 5 the qualification* uf member* of Cteigrca* wduln alaA'hw * purer nn«F m<^e 'pvnri a peoerat culousl, litMenjnt c>1»«r1, apd f Ifr.W drllfahe W AS the moat and will be the aame all over tbe dent eh'ararter yivcrkl surgeons, native*<‘f tbc»3ii,dwiiL . I mmw la the Old Itawrr Ulock, nt i Aome in Liverpool. Hrr'. ’ mi*>t>Mnder, hope tbf wild diaripalkwre of lM» past Union. Tbe teat oath adiuioiatercd to Island*,'Rbo vuluniiiited t“ figblfer 'lhe , - , Ayer’s Ague Curt, arnnmer. and the rh»h kt th* rrereit dis­ Wnddeli. luqwsntly-^uihwmcd Hr tb* Union cauve'uo ibv first call fi.r mrif.^b-l 5§TuSS7>!irtWW.:E! T”MVrt.,W*Mhmi. th* Alabamian meat-and. will be the play* of the fatAlnn innnaers too well at- (Kpuca mavie** ,tf Americas iiahrik;tKat it is Urtt the 2,000 Amjtriii'oa htfinittcv! FrVrr, cr Chill* and Frier, aame aa the oath administered th 'thwff I- Vrel ^refirtUsM-rdi.rtfrhi.fort frtre wav a aw ewkSiX a«i<jjhw b (bw&dW*. xeslmn^ qi'i.'thase4 Island* gate more to Dhrt4» <Vcue. I'ru^Ju-t^ Ilrad Arbeor liaoaawn. Nothing more and .nothing' anX Stere Jnliireat denAindb” fhsf It 'be ej ” squelched, yet professed not to he­ the Sinitary C>mt«iw4<ro, id ' lllllwm* Ilesdsrbe.enll 'ffeltiKn Freer, tjirlppiri Iw-'toje It’riHM ha'fifo Bte. li*h* it. i*.'' Hsbonttnaadbi*ravage*cr. Habon: li*** the’ lew need be expected. y'.. . _ I numbers and ' ineaur, _ folaird, f<-r th^'»J;..ic class, uf disrates Il conimeprea n ai>>rlf»r ariVIridTlh rim.wt total dmti co'tn'hinnily tn (bb'Fiiilevftftetra.' J*(v>B wars ihtaaofrmn ailm'.nWiofl !» Th *vlnfn'eR’.if foe moufia ^£ODIL PARLOR M A OAZISF. ar AMERl^l ri.i:is-.ustKevery man In the astjoyrnesrt bP wfr’hi*’ Afaerfck, which fhey dn,: ir’dced'to HicbMind sad th. tdersfmtof Xl*Mu>4 Umm. rUuiajp, Jtbk. DEMORESTre JROXTIII.Y JR.1«AZI5 n. Aj\fowtoa man named. W.m. iivga, runpolitical rights; and bowaycf, be*Ut>ful. CaatHeesSiMi |wrvral* IUree.1 intemting, fiaad io tbe p«whuu»s uf .W^yas auuniy, logical and equitable thaorte^yjft may - “Tvfoe' WofrfAt mf TMa-A»h0y un the Holidays, may be firtbd at j wySsl. ssd sttrsctiia array s< u««lir N.sYw rrc^nly, brv^e trpm k»a qdl, and .tmrev> -■ai^>MrM..vW atoatt<aa5a>&<-a derstand whilher thc&ihTng*'Irfl'yfp-.n ■ J. MAF.-Iput forth, oco great pr»oS<eal dfaculty what rock trti|r f.udiah extravatplil*n.wlU Ue.-rr- delivered sip ti»th* .United Gt arts' ■ nasmArd* n.sn .wuc'l Mafliq Scbwl, lies In the way of enforcing aurii thsorlre wreck |b^tp! h rsn IwJ F>«fotnff ‘»h<>xt uf auiburitiea. and ■• >>n her ifcaw tts<Ne«- .«‘l>'W nrtq* okpUuk, with jabfrit behsd: MtTTBMD RBMAIMIM VNClAIMBD at thi* juncture of our natfonal afti'r*.— ■helairikm and lh» hp*A|nff rtp pfthr law* kwrkl MeetnwbiiwWaddrikwudRiaCrew armed nimaclf. Before aaaistattna.omid In tb« I’uai UtEca at Hastings, State .k- L—.... —_ L_1 _ arsat (args under par»le. “ - ..i> While Michigan refuse* th* ballAt-fiox tn <jt Michigan, <wt the 28th day «fNuvmi.rt AhW-mu-A uiliur*. ember, lofty I. , tfr' 'rt.4l.tiera,''tT''kflM|ii<W>, N. V.. tl<4». and French Im* whl het>ion n* with ion for doing lb* tame thing. We’moct ARCHITECT tut a MODE!. COTTAOC«. ; T».'H.MC. (X. C) .J take goveramenl* a* they1 are, uclrn tie and hi* monea deuiviJrd. Tbe Doctor Already really deoent^ and lasfemf.wn. । i "aid : ‘•Wrii.YrTluuSlftive iqy'iponey.t Wen^sday contains the, folio ring highly e>. n *rc ashahird mannear VlfhaA^dia ’ Imperiant intelligence. -Oos. fiolfitn h<u proper Una aad in a Icgi'.imala way. I liad bf Ufr do it,*' , 8» hs quietly j.’mk rdar.’Trtt if&r eltaracrirF* folijfifrrpreL offdirejlnve, *J>4 putting bis hand Wtobbj rrcrivfd th* following Irlejrvm trbm tbr at*. Uw/whll ; Is «’«ry aepansrest stlauk. sad CbUeres-* The Fad.inns- a* r.rrecriKeJ jn Franc*, <R"C* •i-’bpvk Pre* dent whteW f* laid before the public' Booth Carolina to refore the ba!l<>t-b<nt to areeanght up by our nan pVofflcatca. ' . *7»Btr.)c —hut a neat revolver—end bringing it, Ibr tWr informMfon :■ ' ’ - -1 *' \V**hit>gt>wi, D. C. N>«v, 77. |----------------- - ------------ r. ■., , — ~ ' ' colored men, than for Michigan, As wfm wateh for the nmmlnrt Tif tS* ajiring lu bepr in. an in*t*ni, be shot 'one uf (be ’ Poll SALE. il robVmdead. The otbeTTyffipn ihen fired /fow W. W /loUtn. fnrGUm^t well might Maine, Vermont and Massa- anr*ut«ip«'mo;!, faitfifulfr. AD a font our alreelj ;h* <flss.'pat«--1 ,ablhe ductor, but tba?bill ‘ wehi baryi Al>", llucachc.bt Natter* and Hereipta. eyaar of Rortk Contis: E WE 4K E. 1 Sec. )Jj. RO *crMeburttta eeek to exolade Michigan New wubJritWjhM'iiriAm nS .-Mrlil ' Arrept'mj Arcrpt mj thank* fi* fi-r the nrirfo nri>fo and ef. efan**, fotu Jcaaly tbrioij^ W>n{'.. 'pie Drehirlbra •'• York, Ohio and all tbe other State* of the pure qnd , rrep*ri<’-}5 P;®"' J« I" । fiHcH manner in which you bare (Jis' rngrlbsrsitR a tsaatsnt .uevema <j the Ud'o» for the aama cause, aa to' refuse sia» tAdisting.|i.h (be one l-. rn Oter.fo^r ( cbargH y.’ur.duty s« Pr>'vM<ma1 G«iv»ni. iltu.lr*. । Florida, Texas or Alabama, wSeotbas* for W wnrahtp *( Wfrmk ATj.lAch. U;n,MiJ ipad^pown the fsct*4 f«“ nr. Ym» wifi be eusfatord by the1 Gov If I hose who call tfcemyflyre tferent turning . tb** woundwl map had escaped. eniment. Tire reauhtr.ftb* rbrefit elect ..nW H, .n.uf*l mHiK'fS.. ifihv'hfNorttfCartllhs h'avagreatly tfam. tioM reqrirsd by th* aaw order of thing* miw u UU<- Hfmrfw.fal>.T.,m.4OTI. aged the iHtsiweia «>f tbe Stale, In t|fo res of all U*a*Btate*. :ffH.*te*n be found ^rl'.pnd' •> ...t... torqtiun of its guvernmetMaf' plati.in*.— noticed 1*. ■— ■- 11 -. i r ma In •travatsnt ........I theitawdry fteunl^ng* of t|n.«* Sb«iu1n th* ectlott' and the spirit of the aeryilri ipdi' du^la. wjiArialm. frs/iitve '• Lrt'fflaWre hhin th* sama dlreclhm, it the late innrgent States, to admit the per- I ‘ Will g'rtiatly iridre*** th* tnliehirfalready blaeka to all lha right* of citizenship, watlnjbeur. fop^tef^ V>,% "?“?* jp‘ > ' done. And migbt'be fatal. It IsfoipM «be then the Government m*J Irgitmalrij surprised if the result ruin jndfnrrow. " 'action and aj>lri{ matilMtrd by th* Leg Already the ci'lre. are, nur/ng tbejreri. 1 , .. _ - ------ ; Ma’turg wrtl be V Sirerled aa rather u> H. XWIOIRRBACO^ Zrepiir than to increarii tbe dl Beu I Uns un­ Ohio der which th* Stat* has already placed ji'EAtmixE FOE BALK. . , Ttwtr; ' stgnM.la not within tba legitimate sphere of coni.** 3 ranrtr»ofcxm>y, ’■ ■ rneosdre. any that Tsnrnesssw >* 1011/resUra wpwu ^f.^m land hare.n^— Si.,- -M . 4<wwdu» tbeOakMi'ead A* tberefoea.entlt V Mllwr.RWSh ?$“». iWttW-* led to immediate representation. BearA rarest emigrant tu UberUr given a case there re left u* thie much to do:— ponduuiQ and flre»*. . ., ,. * 'gfowiugdwatipridn i>< tbeomnrry.- 4<e Let all true men advocate ifee.p&ty/d >9*1 Mtnss, . A DEAD 3LO’S V. _ L..._’— McCrea, tn BwMi* Crw-k. BODY FOUND , E^a.w*fk*«,'3r-k--* oifca par cs-ul. is AJ-rouxtil IWim ■-1 •»«» tmwm, mpjdly wringing op W of Booth America, frnri .1 .•■ admitting all freemen everyabeia, tu the til riciooi, snjwtrin but tierfAiu oC tkr Haase. r lT4*.under»bH>d at Wasbogtiin that *a rffojt .w/tl be- made by th* New Turk <)clegaiP.pbt,(l>q ctrganizaG.ia of Congress, highly «atiafsctory for the coming jrinter lu divide the Clerical b<M»i>r* and emoiniH.nti with.,nena*ylvariia which baa ao A company itj New Haren has ja»t I t,x enjoy*d‘a monopoly of them. A finished a pair of wlaris for gsiMrnmant •trunk to deprrea Mr. McPliera..ii from uac id drawing hrivy oMinancn. They the Clerkship of tbe Houaf will undoubt­ are warran ted tii' auethih ai»ly tboUaapd time wW be needed to work out th* great edly *ba iii*dr, i <! Mates for reformation. Georgia and Weal era North Carolina. Up ... H« 0IIM «w» v, WU IRK ER* I WH1HKKRM! enactment* to require such a policy uf all PbersuD-ba* more to do tbaarimMs walk article aimed “A Stock- Henry Rqrre, of Toledo, W.A ddBpub » with kia.tsifo. siwi n<i> a J •-'. k.. .uuo., ue wv-frD** after ho. pulled lim trig- arrus'.omed MMwaea Umfoettoev •ware -DowUre 'itoolMt*—yho 'nan Sm JSfTMUi k“ Wtamhw »a afaatal ***¥**.-: raw 1M4COM1I af Ball road Wark. NOTICE. ••la agumxmg no. IMAIIMv Ills* ss kava formed of #200,(MX) ^KMsasiasa «S24;X �MEW DRtJG STOKE, jfK s8£ ybs 111 Just opening in the Holbrook Block, Hustings', Mich. F. D. ACKLEY, Druggist, H “ < 1 Would invite the public generally to cull mid exafiunehstock—and prices, and hot wait for further notice. Tfic JVew Store in all the. rage! “5 Hastings, Oct 25th 1865 ’ ;SSifcS'SSlf4? gss*; w it ® £ o fit 11 _« s itffl AMIH Ijp <» ■ 8U e oe CD •s whew h3IEU*Hi! hKfP 1 « a. “ 2J 1$ i I? I jiFr&'S Svlz P ?i«s 4itfi s mVfiii liffiSmO ML. mJdhilrrl: nw IB ' JI u h nyimjOulIUfHh* I ? J -= i H ■S'g a a iHl H 12 �S-jrictlteral jtttu. >ea There am some rmaMuoe opinions entertalned in relation to the sdranuqps of ■ BmumbM growth; hewer throphri-m that a covering of thing aeed. «r grass pr->taots tbe mote uf young trees fruen tbe hot saee sod dry ing up. and also that a .joting C»«p of Mwlv seeded grass will t Mweeeed better the fimt eeao<>n under the benvy shade of owls and wheat. • It is fomiliar to must of rmr resder that >*«. U 4r, —Ur p. mp up large qw.wtkM.wf water out uf w«i I. and d—L Citf/wely from the euribce of th. as m th. form a vapur. It would ...impress a vabral.le Irnson un tbe mind <4 > Stoy one M familiar aith thia foci, tn try tba futfowlng ex per rum I: Allow ■ phr. of ground, say ten foot square, to grow up ahb a dense m»*s ..f grass or with a crop •frank we^Ja; spuming it let a eimiter portion ba perfectly free from vegetable * growth, and keep ths snrteca mellow rak­ , ing **r .fo-cing moe a seek or <*.'te*er.— Thvsuperficial olM-rverd would any that tbe evpoaed and hara s> i| thus subjected > to> tbe banting rays of a aunHuer auu. | barlow, good DRUGS! DRUGS! FRESH ARBl^LL OF NEW GOODS & GRANT, WPAWIWiS. &C0.. nbte’tmger TTchu -WITH- BURTON & BENHAM’S BASTINGS, JTICH. Have just Purchased ■MU U( MEMCIHEt, BY WNBSDAT, Books and Stationery. IKEDU-OIKE) IPB1I<D38 1 To Suit the Times. Paints, Oil, &c. DRY {GOODS', Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, Great Decline. In Prices, Hnts IEWW0MI REWtUUI OUR STOCK FALL & WINTER GOODS, Caps, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE [jgooas AHI) beady STATHDH2LET AT THE MILLINERY STORE OUR FACILITIES Jtbn bnttor tton in any other condltfon. A mufofete|y«f straw nr other litter (this matter being iti a dead or decaying state), iM'rrt a good porp>«e to keep the noil moist pelow, but it ia not so gm>d imr efficient aa the mulching of an equal thick, new of pulverized earth. Paa* down through a stratum of straw four inches thick. and observe the degree of moisture;, then remove four inches of mellow top ■ anil from another piece, and a greater drg­ IN HDim tiD'A’S iBltKDZ UP 8XMBV. For Doing Busimess, SILK AND STRAW EXTRACT Biiwiu BONNETS, 'GKPEWUlTMOtt WA15I Which will be sold ‘ *te‘j£sWIr” u “■'7^?”*" ■ VER Y CI1E.1P ! iTL'C,D‘VFOR CASH OR READY-PAY. LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDRENS’ CROCKERY Kept coosUatly wu hand, and for. sal Rrswmsbie Terms. Bloachia? and Pressing is the largest ever brought to this mart, 500 Hastings, Mich. JULIUA KV8SBIX dk CD. May 10. IMS. lIKENIX INSURANCE CO. Get the Genuine Artieli H. A. GOODYEAR of all kinds, < RUSSELL’S STORE. And is sold at a reduction from former Prices. HARDWARE STORE ee, and his fields »ru as clean aa a fl** XbrnJho a>m io CUt up. regAera are well acquain­ ted with eoeh tecta as thme, and our ubjectin making three remark, ia not e» indeb th import*.hat may be aew as to • invite dialmet wed accurate waperinmnte m to totetfobAMbeaubject. In order t>. aa?^>rvr more tfeonmghly ita imburtance.— Is geaerahr kept up to Ue waste of tbe pewfh Cbaabp G^a/Zmca. Phoenix of Hartford. FLUID EXTRACT SAXSAXAR1LLA, W (DAIW KB KEA'J ? OLD' L Afrits MAIDENS Railroad Prices, Adding TramporteUaa; aad cra'iu malaly of w> atu ■•nby. I an mw a brUtet mm. a.Ik t tarn k«W rtasiria is tte srtMla Me *f tta right lang od tea tower tote teautod ettk mi ptole Mtentoa el tea jUrara. Tte Mt tote <0 wmad. vd te« s>e»r totertltenrtl ass a to* lutotsU. h™llkj OMUIU^B. Cvemnpiton nt lb.I lune wu lb«rll u to as lacerate. iHtem. by »<ery mr. *> a til a* ltoo< nhv am crl..r*rd id •<.,«wpeeally *urt csm« »» *»r» nW*<te to toe M­ ' diitoa I wm in. Thi* laduerd Maar ytg.ii u 936,172.64 and will be sold at ' Gasts Lxrrao ar raa Fn««r.—Thio Is ' done only when there is water. The wnWrbM-xoa. k.«ra. end tbua enl-rged. ' that 1*. swells out-end as it cannot •mt) downward—itaapeoda upward.— •'The grain goes upward with iL unl»M it PUi*lA with a ani'mtll rout bvfo* the ncNam uf tbe fo-eb and foaleo* itself in tb. ■ towtet Boil. Thio, however, io ram — Wbak graea, ote^ lifted—and m the cMwU -aubw, wp.« tbawiag. the pteMa, to•■leg Igfnrr tl»n t>wll. ia kept at the auriace ; ita place bsb'W ia closed up.— FmeasM fowvtags will tboe throw out a W»t e«l>r» in ■ p->fua eml. there is * U mofotur. t» afre. an.ytbtag seriously. The lift fo eoslght. that imlma there ia . an nnuMelh great ammm»«d'nun. »hb COCVTY MtCMtUX. WE DEAL IN IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE Have the bog laid «>n hi* beck r»n avalout table. Clsau the cnxvam >>f the leaf fat. Take «ff the fcr< at the ankto joints. Cut tbe band iff dove tu the shmtldera. : asperating tbe jowl &■«>< the skull, and open the skull length- iee on the under aide, aa-tunxmoe the bmin« felly.— Ueuwoe the Iwk bone in its a brie loiiulli, and with a »hnrp knife Cut off the skJbtjbrtl'Ute bl. Itmxdug imly about JSsauMieVuTtal “Hthe apmal c»4umii Tbe niidtMihgv «w vWen are m>w cut from ■iMlween the qaa. ters leaving iIm aboul square, and the ham p-in I nd. or II may ba rounded to null your Lucy. Tb«rd» are twat removed, partially or eoL Vrdp fnHi tbe aidee. The trimtataga or fat fraou the hams, and dabby part- .4 the codes, era rendered ub with tbs backbone ‘ stripe for lard. 'Die sausage meal ie cut . oCkarn the leaf fat sad riba ; and other Iran pircce are used for tbs -atno purp..^. The thick part .rf the back bmm that lira between tbo.bouldera ia called the chiee ; It ie wart from the taperinu b-uy end, and latter part ttlM ths backbone by wey uf dMtluctioo. Hie taecklnuie used while ,/aoob; lbs chime Is belter alter being dtrT'r- NEW GOODS, OF ALL KINDS. tumdUpallad front it. while he would lake U for granted I hat the dense «n«*rteg of the ermI. shading |eave>n » the oth­ er portiiwi would keep the anil cool and topial below. If he Is m-t already ««are that the expoad mellow soil forma a per­ fect mulct for th* earth below oti uno nart. and that the ilmuwand* of stems of living plants nu the other aj« bringing up . and diacbarging waler into the air at a rapid rate, be will be very much surpris­ ed on thrusting a •pnde hvto dtflervot placet to find that tbe exposed a»il is quite moist below the surface even it there.Inn been no min for weeks. while the •■•haded ” part will come up dry from Um full depth the spade ha* gone down. We advise every <>n« to try thia experi ment ■n.e.coutit of tbe dear demunatratioeip difords. riged Miil will not retain moisture nearly eo well aa that frequen­ tly has the crust broken aud kept inel low. Still arnruu than a bard auriaee is « growth of grass and weeds. If tbrae' tecta were sufficiently appreciated atid undcrwtiiod tbe iustanees would be leas Irequmt,of tree planters allowing ibeir young orchard* and fruit-gardens to bc«me hard and crusted, or to gnrw up with’weeds; and few would ever think of setting out goung trees, sm-ner than they would plfnt a crop of potatoes in an mi (culture or mradutf. A further uatratmn ia furnished by the practice of otteiifour best termers, (who cultivate* faiswgfu cridymce a wreikregularly, £>ttM»4ter.-ugt>, •* until Ike forge <-ldd th. peeing of the s»jiq: A LIBUB STOCK OF ’ ly rrm, is eaafaaicti I. i k B-IXDVS <& IRON, NAILS, Insure"with the Phoenix TIN WAKE of ALL KINDS. ■aaalaetnrw, and Warras ilQLS.lMJ IlKHAMK: gMoine art.ete. BECUKK THE BL-IT. STOVE PIPE, SAP PANS. ~ of uw Shirts and Drawers WANT 35 000 11-. ,.t WOOL msnnlactnm into CLOTH— ASBtWEBE, TWKEDK, Lwsses always paid Fmaptly. FEB DAI ! Deaina Aeymr isrt. the Ffrasix part b Shelf Hardware. get good Cloli ROPE, WOOL CARDING Dee* l-rtroyil, sad la Us Hart Manner. The toot at vartMa tosgtayto. Farming Tools of all kinds, J— . “•TAX ,W,BT- GE8CBWIND. Merchant Tailor, SURGEON'S CARD. iAINTS. noc” LABS. DUTTY «™« Will Mrt at te.fcll.wtag eta^o. « tea Say. srtter aseb pta«. hrtd ew»eei .xwrfivwM. RKADY MADK CLOTHING, .ahhrt tn rtl YtaMM. rf gtaMOa AH jwrwn. miag hefcea tb. gm., r^srtl ef Pk,^. MUOADCLOTIU. CAMINKBIB. VE5TIXOS. AND VrrOODEN WARE WARRANTED TO SUIT. Alw, NUBIAS. HOODS, dtc. AIN’S PORTRAIT GALLERY, HARNESS SHOP. 'Year foewty BMW sad B*«W.Ung T.n. de 'tofclMr gawd ibaa afi lbs gbyste and ■*■*. we have bad for yeses. KlhstaabaedtelfobeBadway'g ttettefsMsaa nt Ite fills � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-12-13.pdf b9927054491445450668aefb16900a6d PDF Text Text IT8AH f. M- NEVTTTB. FZtOVXtXXtTOX*. TOL. I- BASTISGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1865, Sastings' jlniintu girttur%. jj, gfatiip u >0«LldH«D FTEST WEEKDAY, 0 11. Seitttrt JJortrj. K SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS ■urcBKt 'TO READY bvmax k|ce REJJEF. Tb. queoebl>M Bur ef Liberty, That pour. Ms braou oa every At*te- For bwfata ttokw tbfa W*». For Pride c*.t down that tkcUono bred. For boMt. of L'afaa forged agaia, Twixt 8tat«a al Frvodoa'* altar. Suttliavj. SSL'Sl Wad te J>.r»ly- •wti •[ iSt snliaary psfa-killrr>. liuimcwts, kc^ Owtfo sMiUufe «f R.II)Whr8 BEADY 1CUEF silt do u»re jrod, *nd esn to card for nwt naryuM*. tb*a les d*>h*ra esavt-ded tor mj alto esdrfiar u u«. StID wn IT MRS. WESCOTT MATS. HTIHV5DBED TilUOUND OTUEBS SAYTHEHABK: M1W. WESTCOTT. e MAKIiBAEB FILL*I U~U. •JW* yaq besides Ito journal is beapnk“Yea, for me. I want It." “Well, you oau wait, 1 have not yet doto witit ft." 1 “I am aurrv, butyou eae J cannot do ao,' “W Lnu.piW Quickly raisfag tto napkin to bad knotted, ha attempted to •MkeDarHngiott fa tbs foe. Anliapa- C. HAWUtr, “ ---- o< u»e rwiflan a band* and threw It on the flow. They then for a mt moments afood looking at each other, without laying a •ord. atnld the great excitement of the bystander*. “You kava insulted cn*,*ir," aaid Darl­ ington. _ ' “AM you understand that, do yoo!” “Dhuioaly, and alto my right to the efooic* of arnia and combat." “Ah! yon aeek an advantage, 1 eee." “I reek no advantage. 1 would only equalise the chance*." "1 am at your service. arrange the af­ fair M suit* yuorwlf. Mr. Ueautrend will act for me. Diotato your condition* I sign them iu advance. We will fight at fire paces i( you wish, or with one pi. tolc loaded and draw foe it, or in a dark room, with lung knives. Make your bed •* you like, our duel la to the death, and you moat die. The sauce fa all ttosame to me with which I eat you. Only do not keep me waiting too long, the under­ taker may get uneasy. Come Breutrand, let ue rec If our champion from Pari* will honor ua withau invitation to bia fu­ neral. He! ha! With a mocking bow. Lousplllac retir­ ed with£cautrabd. Darlington quietly sealed himself os they Irft the room, and returned the reading of the journal. “M, Darlington accepts f<n- tto combat the pistols of M. Lowpillsc. “All that fa ent forbidden by tto prev­ ent conditions i* tu to roc. id cred as per­ mitted." Tto two friends went over th* terms nf this singularly arranged dual several times; but not being able to find any Mbetentfal fault with them, signed the papers, end Jacques departed much gralifito with tto result of hie mission. The hour fixed for tto -encounter was five o’clock that afternoon. “What do y.« think nf our duel, a la blind man's buffi" asked LottspHlac of “It ia as utitoerd nf proceeding; besides, I tWnk iteontrios eotns snare." “Bah ! no, tto fool thit.k* bimarif vary clever. *He thinks he can equalize tto chances and destroy my resources Im­ becile, he may rover my eyea, but to Jeavca free, wbat loin u*o'to the beat advantaga. "What I* thatl" “My ears. 1 have the bearing of a llx- plainly understand." “But to may have an car as fine a* your own." “1 will give him little chance of using it, then, by pulling ««n fait alippeta. All that Is not forbidden fa permitted. I Will manage to havr him firs first, then I will I pul two bails in bfa stomach. Only .take ■ ear* to place me with my right sis wider to tto wall. I shall then have my pistol hand near bis heart." NOu'as. genee taught him that to stond a totter ohance with Darlington when to was fully enneiouw to was deliberately to blow out bl* brains. Seeing Dsrlingtnn on his knee he ex­ claimed. . "That was not permitted." “Yes it was, for it was not forbidden. Do not«lr,” said Darlington, riming “go down mt your knees, your life belongs to kant .trike Ue in burring 40 mlwrigfafe Im rittor gota> poor gimbtei, to to M Lmtapillae. pale and trembling, obeyed boroiog in lb? wraeg pfam. therommsr.i ■ '**• Pbiicaopfatrt are life graveyartow “Doncfkill him!" eried Basulrar.d. in lhe nttot plteon* manner. ” Why not 1" rxrfalmed Darting*®. - to hm fall* forfeited M* life. Tto blnod of J alee 'Firman oells fiwr^ngsne*. Hl« persecution of Jacqueline Deeraux find ort wtore H fa a going taw, strife must to avenged. He ha* been a tyrant next time—this ix »ne d tto difisreeceg and a bully too long. tot a ecu IArning and wieJum. ' ’ “Oh. dn not kill me,” cried th* ermg There lx man ov ia mutch laming toff Ing wretch, wbes lbs* in tto presenes of iinpideoce that tto wooldnh to*^ it? critlsiM the soug pg a Urd. ‘ • "0^ “If I do not kill ymt. will rpo otoy tto Hogs tov to axeellert aer for UMlto condition* which alone will save yodr —bet ;t fake* a d<.»g to pilch tto tato^dt HfcT" “Ye*, yes, rnnet willingly." I tov M»n mtn ex full ov indscfasOM “Quit thia oountry, »*ver to return to “ " t“». -1’” it.and never, far nr near, never by word know cdxaptly wbidi way to pitep, ( or deed, molest Jacqnelior Dnaratix." Ttop ix sum 'folks' whofa iSpparai' “Never, never. I promt**. 1 swear cap; ba onntruled—tha are like IVW, rd IimUt Ii nr-t sufficient t« lame jr*ir ferocity. rerollret that Heaven, sooner or later, will ern.hed vna now.” IjvusnlHao retired from tb* »r«t, fal­ lowed hr Be* at rand. tto crratWlen and humiliated vldlmi of ttoir vcil-mvrilad in one of ths departments of Francs punishment, leaving tto town of Belle­ remote from Parte, tto diligence *st down Darlington had but timefto dote cer ville thereafter Io uninterrupted peacw Mart*. . s passenger, an artist, a short distance tain.letters to his friends, in lhe event «»f and Darlington and tto fair girl ha had from Bellville, a town to which be was the duel toing fatal to him. when the ap­ defended to marriage and happinree. The editor of the asrsland Herald,., having baaw tolerably peoftoe H Mi,' traveling. pointed time had elapsed, and Lousplllac Darlington left the Hotel Milltaire and Beeulrand made their appearance. Mktoal Darlingust, an arebitvei from compliments to tto prslty giyfa of ptew ’ pms ..J <h. in quest ion and proceeded lu the Mill* at Leyaau But little tkne was h«t In preparation*. land, has baen requested ta say fl’gdtopaused lur a niutuert tu aduure and that ha might find Jacques Gram moot, Lou.pillac produced bis pfatols. They A few years ago, a young gentleman thing in behalf of the homely ouse, a»4 ’ tto miller. Jacques was much pleased were loaded by the seconds. . ekekh tba mills at Lsyeesu. Ttoy be­ , ■ .' .... _ t living in tbi* city, went ta S:. Paul, Mia- be defae it thus t Ftxsx-Tto homely girl, of Osvelafli Beaulrand produced a rilk bandanna, uvaota, engaged in buiinea*. made UKWtey longed to a lair prvpriatorcaa, Jacqueline to be visited by Darlington, and waa.pruand Jacques a large bandage uf onion and married a lady reaidffig in that city. are in a hcpelres mlp.ortty.tot ttoy uepq Duacaux, a young girl In tor nineteenth fuec in hi* wistoa U> serve him. “My good friuod," Mid Darlington, material to blindfold the c-nnbatanta — After to tod been married about six welL ' r.-u z-^ yaar. who was bullied and bevel by a vil­ Sflcpwn.—Ttoy go to ctoeefl everjr. lain named Luosptllac. Louspillac wa* “you ar* truly toopiiable, but I have mouth*, be prepared to visit Milwaukee fond •>( their meals.— . d-tertnioed, • bettor the fair girl wished ron.ew ae* ir»m ■ in company with bis bride. But a few Sunday. «‘d it or DU, that be would be tor husband ' tov v had some dealings with kl. Louepildays before to was about to startr to wa* Ttoy hqd rqltor ta*e their rarafa reguand cuuttol tor property. ' ' ....... - ... . ' areidetlally killed by a barrel uf augar iartr than fares a ngy bonnet. I Two year* brlura tto time our story ’ “If In thi* duel In tto dark we mi«a eseh falling on him from the second story win Tfluw—Ttey wtoerttold tfrjifrfoto-' other om tto rirelnoftto mill." remarked ।d»w u( a warehouse. Tto avert was du­ neas and wear No.4gnlt»ry. ■ *'.t ' c<>uiaienvea, li^fead kilted in a'duel her । Louspillae. “do we begin again 1 You .ly ooutmunioslpd to bi* family in tfa* F<»ubth—They ano rigbK IntelHgeM, . ■ l..r»r sod^-o*m,'Ltaua i'irmsit. and by ■ay nothing about II In tto conditions. ” , city. This ,a* aliaut two ysqn egu— devoid uf low jeah’usy, fond of muafa^ , a syatemalic mures of intimidati<>M tod "That I uudentoi'd, without saying it. ’ About three monlb* after,'tto father of daoqr al Gprne^’g H«11. ae th™* U wm kept tor t slAngod trum her beat frietid*. “Very well then. I sm ready." die decrased wa* startled to see a carri llw chief alm of fife and always go tn ' Darlington, uu bia arrival at BcilvUI*, — -—ias. . . At this point Louwpillac eooly proceed- ng* drive up tn hl* door. A very Inter­ was asloatehcd tn fiud tba inhabitants of Msdeinuisclle Jacqueline—" -O, I will keep you safe from harm cl to lake off bls-boots, and put on hl* esting lady, dresged in mourning, step -ffbey always thank ttagqfair rite place groveling under tto terror which fell slipper*. Jacques declared thi* shol'J with tor. 1 Intrud ta fight him myself, ped out end Introduced herself as tto Ivtag them seaU in the otreet two ruffian* bad established. ’lb<«v twu not to allowed. Beastrsnd pointed to and wish you to to my second." widow of his dead sun. Grert w«atto rr flirt with the boy s—because . ruffians weie D'uspillacj cunsadrrrd a “Whet: fight a duel with him 1 You tto written camdithsi* >*ying: j..y of tto household at this viriTof their line—and dead shut, and bis companion Breutraiid. “All that is not furNddett is considered beloved eon't relict. Sto aaid she was A eiiurt lime spent in tto tuwn informed are t<» pufite with a mad dug. my dear permitted. __ -They never hare half a dmen'' going to Rhode I«laq>)> W>d ornld re Darlington of Ixmapilfae'* aims aud vio­ vir." *TImI is right— quite right" *sid Dar slat the opportunity at seeing tto parents young sprigs keeping romp®} with “Nn; it must be quite polite and onn lent conduct. Determined to pur an end to thia cow­ quer I fa* *ully it.at all with his oan lington. “We can make no objection, it and relatkm. uf tor brfoved "Willie.”— them. ha* not tore forbidden. Chus, bandage Thia wa* accompanied by a flood uf tars SirxWTn—They wash M*" orn t ardly falinnJaiHic of ptsreful people, a* eeap-XM,” replied Darlington. -Let me have ;><-n, ink, and paper." n‘or eyre and put u« in our places." ker-hiefs, iron lheip own collar* and dam and a “hefty" »igh. well aa lu avenge tto fats <4 buns Fir­ Jerques supplied these article*. DarBeautraud blindfddrd the syes ofDarThree weeks pa*«od by. and abs tod j Sticking*. man, be entered lhe lb-tri Mditaire at an linxton with tbs folda of the large hand l.ngtou then told him to gel ready to take [ Euwvn — They &*w ww walorfaftd ‘ worked to reel f into the affectum* uf tto hour which be bad learued was tost suit kerchief to had provided, while Jacques faaily. that weigh over one hand red aad fifly td for bis purpose, awl seated hi nisei I at the wnltrn metaego to would write to A! did tto' same thing effvctnally far Louea particular table, and ordered a collet Beaut rend, at Bell* tile. While Darling­ But the hour came f.«r to.- departure. pound*; and have neither “rats" tog tun wa. employed m wilting,. Jerque* !' pillac. Braiitrund conduced Darlington other ajiitnals in their hair. aud coflto. They eJOirajed iniijitorra; tto blufetorput on l>'» holiday euit, and waited for tto I nod placed him sothat U>u*pi1lse could Ninth—They don’t call the young Tto attending waiter wl*bed him to turn Lhq privilege <4 nriwg bls pfefol- tng end lubbering was at its height, wtoo blood* end other trash "perfectly sp ten lakr amitber ecal. 'Dill to determinedly commands »Blt which to wa* entrusted, sto called lhe old gentleman to u«e ride. truly pn-ml uf hi* poailitet a* emtoma- hand, a* hr drstred. Jacques having atka»d with great emMrsssment told fam did.rrtused to do. ti'-ned I/O'i»pUJ«c, the roujbataut* stood dur un euefi an important oecaaiufl. T*»w —They nersr eat between •• it is the place always occupied by that sto tod lust her pocket-boofe <« the Darlitiglun itoa gave him bis inrinict- back, to lutuk. Mrsar*. D"'»pHlac arid Bcautrand," in­ Beaut rand baring won llio giving nf Elxvxsvw—They are all going to get * ion*. fond*. She fait a diffidence iu making sisted the waiter; but to bo purpue. -Y«u will go to the house nf M. Beau- thu w<»rd. ston gave it. One, two, three the reottest, but if tto could not apple to earritoIto luukrtaM srwmrd evidently to TwflLvvv—Ttoy will aJJ m*rrywt«. trend. Yon will hand him one o» those fire! and the struggle eomoteriifad. the father of “her befovrd Willie"' tn think that eomclhmg ..ntoual was stout Umsptbae moved fiwwwrd slowly and writing*, and require from him that it to Tuiaraasru—Ttoir eMidren vriii'W to take place, and they were out kept foug whom pnuld she gnl Tto old man’s n-«d aud undur»u«d by M. Luaspltlac.— cautionriy, following lhe twrfl <»ftto mill. ■heart melted, and a moment hfa wallet bright aud shining lights in the world, > bv Dariiugtou did not move at all, but ap ­ Fovaruxrn—They won’t keep HmIj Tb»y are tto eondilions uf our duel. If "■“I""'. . __________ [m-duord—ten X» of Unde ftp’s' plied himself to listen to tto »lighte*t Indi­ was bank were tendered and accepted.^feto girl* til! ttoir busbands can aflord tbsip.. world to do them homage. I cation that w»nld inform torn of tto mo FreTsrrp—They sleep under moaqultu Beaulraiid entered the »•■>« Kent when bia adversary, having made departed—alas J that dear friends should bare when convenient. part! Time flew, a fcw month* passed al the table they usually a circuit, and wmerging «n bls vide of SntvxwiTM—Ttoy cgp ntoeooflto«a&' and nothing was heard from "tofoved informed them it waa<*«| I the mill, they would inevitably meet. botgpfeg.ao^ can du etomber worfa Jt4 sufficed to convey who the •■ccupanl was. It was a moment of intense anxiey.— Willie’s” relict. The o»d gentlemao to Btanoing mute, with aeUmiabmeul they The mre of the c<<mlMt*nt* were on the Muio.—A young, but prudent cufaher alert to catch the slighlret sound by gated ua Darlington' on the occasion of making h’r Ifttle boy ' * - It ia that plasterer Iroto Parti," »“■» which they omild win.an advsntago. Tto bi* first pair of trimeor*; jbooeehreff* iW. tiered Beau I rand. felt slippered Loiwpilfac permitted Mtn idee that it would to yposttafattNMflei •». 1 -Waiter, h«w la tbisT exclaimed ti. niour oyrj tto ground *’itfa«Kpn>dec make faem uftbe esmedfaMMumkMM: Ix.uxpilfac, in a loud voice, “you tova *1 log tto lenatwUnd. ft was tto know! K Au -»«i» *• mete lowed our place to l>» likenif <-dg« rif ibl* advantage >>f D«u*pillac's that altoui and sraar evenly, and so she fafaj“I could nut help it air, replied «>>• hJll.*, to have UuipillM Jgn the paper, kept Darlington iiuntovsbte, as tto•reek­ iuMdtbes. waiter. “I Informed the gentfemwt, accepting the term* uftho duel, «r he ing of hfa fa"** would touay him. by the l.ttte Victim, Wta ludteTOM 1»A» Lomipilfae had oune to within a few would break every bone in bi* body.— extreme P*4M, at first sight t/O.tocHe fell too ««** tobvisced of the smxe~ ftak of Darlington. H« Wt certain that uf Darlingtmt to »V«l »») •pprthem.woj to miMt to *ppt<farbiitg Darlmgtow. end -Tto wilier fau foformed you, Hr,. to inovtst forward with tto. gre-tafa enuand rxefaimed f “Oh, m v deer, bow'codtf ou bis account- . have taken unr table." When to arrived at the toueo U M. tlofl. *'“■ ----------- rare eaerted.avery -H fa ptaatble y mi may ao regard it but Bssutrsnd tn Bellville, be made known . J atretcb to gain if . only by a A chemist was tailed up at two o’clue^ .. . ... ihat ihav diaooac oi bfa p»rp«fl by reqwtnag B-Mtrsadl andI branth i/wind, a»ma knowledge of bia tto other moming by tto ringing ./ tto t anter*l»‘’» poritfo®L.«pdfoe*- rewd the p-p-r* -to It was al tbit moment that lhe ear of niibvtoll. On opening the door W himol their lotsuliuo to algo ur retow to> “Swliy Maator apfof’said Mm. Pwfr Darlinrt'-D esught tto aye"d uftbe tow*­ found a damaul, wj^opild him that she : ing of D'uepillac'a eoat against tto. wall wm going »? 1 pic-nic that mwqing andI ingtuo, as tor eyea fall cm efl adyprtto: -, ; ofitomUL As be beard lhe awnd, bo was out of rouge. The impudent drug luesit. “Do tall mejaaap. gboi^lMir - Maeder fa, Mrf W>H> to« rft^" gist turned tor off with tto aMUtMto* that dropped ab.wly.ifa ^te.k<w>e. with bi* ~ ■7 i liead iiMslined gnd pialnl pro$&ta.l, . ba hadn’t In stock a* much m wu«M cov­ that ctov vtogot tor wife." “idea thflwr phat ito^i totofato* , Beantram! wfangaW and comprehended er a cheek tike Iter’s. Im."said Ito) “toM pMs^efaAptofe, the effect of this rnavnrient, njadb a wnthe cunmwuo* •» ■ '■—•—• —-----tor io Jtsrr* " “The arm* shall l« p«t»b. »nd Uwr vulrive start, aa if abort .to tostfuti/^U' “Jerry .pnfaq’bf bi* dangre, tot Jacques aoixtog nlscn the mill uf Jsequ- Gramiuont ^“Tto ^.erear—-tollto pforto backI botdv>fWm with bis powerful arm, aaid tu back, with eyes b*n<fa|trd« pistolI nothing but pointed to lhe elsuae In the i paper, “aH that tenni forbidden la conaitfered permitted." BawutraW remained ^uitepniae caught the wwnff 4 ^a nwresfoUrfDsriingvmtatowaarduwa , ..n hie knee. Tto smmd was but an arms . length from farm. CmvIreW that tie pfatnl covered rto apot from wtooce the * j *oUhd bad eum». be draw trigger and Hr- ] r EJTXSWX-i-S, I Wtotor they advsno M i shg>pwl.o.9 -UU. » *W> |l‘i»' TtotoR pawed tormBwriy over Da»al Uagtao’s toad, Dmaailfac tanmediairty �wDl open all needKl avrouea of franfet' iduced f Riess acroMBBy State ia tbe Unioe. tu <opn*u>» . i-i-f-nimr-rr b, ■ n-^nr- There ia no ci ream Iocs tta or, •Ttolon about it. and Bo imperial men ' . ft without a profound sense of r nation waa aaved^also exhibits the amaxIng facilities with which the bevel and military eetablishmrote hare been redw- msesageia rathei- abropt and inelegant in a lauded, end ha iu that connection avows hrmaelf tn favor of a gradual but steady reduction of the currency, with a view to ■Ml Wral, but takoc aa a wbok H ia com tororlaWe in pota ufjtyfo, ami.a good bpedeen erf lucid, rigoro™ comptatfon. ’A* bceoM'es ths chief officer of aChristian Ballon, the Pres!dent opens bls mo»jH<e.wlth as expression of gratitude fur tb< Providential .guidance sad succor «L 0. D. SPAULDING, life protracted meetings, Always stepped in and took charge of the sieging. He was rery fond of’that interminable song that be«an with, ‘•Where, O where, la good old Adam V and might end with lhe last man. Ila bad passed through the patri a robs and propbets of ths oldco time, and tbe disciples and blamed women of tba New Tertament, when John tbe Baptist nrourrod to Mm, “Where, O where, 1J.-bti the Baptist I Safe in the prntnajed Ho went up”—Here brother G. stumbled H-- tried it again. “Ho went up"—but ! ■till Ibero waa a difficulty in fixing th- । mode of aaoeoalon. At leogth, with dr« I I—U pu> I-H. I cp without any head on, safe tn lhe prow- tbe reaura plion of epecie paymrola. He looks forward to lhe entire liqu)datio« of the public debt, end thinks that la pursu­ ance of the ertltnatea of the Secretary of the Treasury, It can be liquidated in thirty ■wabWi Uve attended the nation during tbe Ob Um» subject bft foreign relations, war, and givenU Victory and Peace. He •entaHsdeain appropriate and affecting the President iii very firm. We arc on tttaa to tbe nasissingtlon of Preaident tertns of atnnttjf with all nations, except 1 matters with Great BnlLlnculu, avers the indestructibility and grawing out uf the rebelperpetuity of the Union, and the adequacy rsident dissents entirely from tbe pockioe of tbe British Geveroof the Republic, including the unexam­ tneut in rtlaliua to the Alabama claims, For all cases arising from Ind kg«slion pled strain of the latedvd war. UM tbe mild cordial, Rad J^-ket Bitten, g Preliminary to a more deteilsd ex- and is tmpbatlc in bis expression uf a mom of national tejury by sham British An explanatory note has hero peblbli which will gently ssrist, Instead of at­ prcNtaQ.Qfbia views upon tbe engrossing snl.ject of Iteconatruclion, bCsote forth al ucutrality, and his entire dissatisfaction cd, offieially .tating that tbe effective re tacking, lhe functions of nature. These ducllun, of the Frrneh annv amounts to length nod with ability,- tU rotations of with tbe manner and spirilla which the 10^96 men, end that tbe ultimate econo BllUra are 'for sale la 'quart UoUlcs by all tba-StateB to tbe General Government, claims of this government bare been mat. my for tbe budget of 1867 will be be­ druggists and dealers throughout the *d while Utterly repudiating everything Ho announces tbe rejection of die British tween twelve aud fifteen million frantw. country. . It wrorvported that the the Minister like State Sovereignty, declare, himself proposition ofa commission. He argues of the Marine was preparing n rod octi on uppowd to a centralization of power. He the propriety of the Monroe duetrine rftheaw.y, ^hereby . aevteg of4,000,without asserting IL Tbe cot respondents ifigbto that by the sots of jha rebellion no 000 franca would be effected. * with Frpnce will be laid before Congress. The merchants of Ports nnd Havre are State was destroyed, that no Blate did or could commit suicide. The arguments In ibo mailer of Gram Britain sad ibu Al- ।adopting tnomoriala to tbe Emperorun the Spanish and Chilmn affair: wbiob inftanbed bls mind to at ones un­ abetns claimi, tbe Pftsidenl seems to'iook ■ ETAX.V. dertake lhe re-estebliahment of civil re to lhe co operation of the great powers uf Victor Emanort, m bia speech at tbe Irtjoua, and decided him against any pro tbe world fur s right and SBlialMlory ad- (opening ol Partiamrot, said time and tbe force ofevents, would solve the queatiuns loRged Bonlinuapce of military govern- juatmanL in conclusion, tlie ^Prsaldent dwells I nuBBta, am stated ^Ub frankness and coItsly must remain faithful to the cmvro( geaey.. There arc those who will dissent with pardonable wgrmth of expression lion of November, which France wouM upon tbe unexampled progress uf tbe Un- ,rompletlv carry out within the appointed from this portion' pf. the* message, but none will be foup4, we ppprebend, to do- loo, which has just emerged in such vig- itimo. Henceforth it would be easy to n|’U»' booeai Hinglen.M of purpose orous plight from its fiery trial of war, 1 through which the President was brought upon the beneftaoa and inviting oppor­ to toa deelared decision. Uo admita that tunilies uf Republican governmsol, and । NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. tbe pulley derided upoo, amk which has tbe magutoceiu future of Peace and Frec- । been pursued by him, involved risk,’ but dgpF spread out before us ae a nation.— I OY ANY FIRM IN HASTINGS I Ditroit Adrtriittr A Tribunt. : and ooutkned military administration, with Its Jmmwise.expense.' and infraction Charkiton advices state that lhe South ofaM'dcttrabie, principles of Republican Carolina Legislature re-asscmbled on tu0 goxarniocut. • tHa does not diaguisc the Tuesday last, and proceeded {0 rotes fur Governor— 12,029 were for fact that 'lie work fee set-oat Ao do is not G»v. Orr, nd 0,186 for Wada Hampton. enmpkte. Nor will hi Consider Itrom- There was no opposition to W. J. por­ plftd'iiBtjrCach iooilyxn State lately in ter M Lieutanant Governor, bia nams inarre^tta. baa'giicn indefeasible assur­ having been on both Slates tickets. There la some question res peeling the ance ofits sincerity by the ratification of reaaaembling of tbe Stele Crorentwu, to theeaaetltational atnendmenf. Helals petfect certain work, fur which tbe Leg­ before Congress tbe'work bo has d.>oi< In islature la incompetent. Gen. Sickles Ta the clxll rotatabi|shmeat. \BbMom oof said to be Io communication with Gov. insist upon its adoption. lie uoes not nsit Perry on lhe subject, but tfie -iBiler is in that a single member of Cong rots from a favor ofdefertng It until after tbe inaugu­ ration of tbe Governor elect., ft is un­ suutbem State be admitted to a seal in derstood that the businese aeasinn of Ibo pnrsnanie of it; bnl expressly recognising Legislature will be principally local, un­ the right bfih'nt bbdy to judge 'exdual vely leu Ctng rest adniita South Caroline dalof Um election, qualifications and return uf igatM u> their eeate. Tho prospect of it< own members, be remits the entire their roeluslMi creates much freliog, and some bitterneas. subject to them. Thia is most discreetly dtme-. h leaves nn opportunity for cuj The Writ ofllabeas Corpea Kaatered. lirioo lietween Congress bnd the Proai Tee lullowing proclamation baa just dent, and puts tbe whole- matter ia final been issued by tba President: procesis of satisfactory adjustment. Wa WAtnai. By the proclamation of the doubt not but that Congress will respond President uf tba United Stain of ibe 15th to tbe poaitiou of Ute President with of December, 1863, lhe pnrilrgs of lhe aril of habtai torjnu in certain ca.cs equal generosity and consideration, therein set forth was autpeodrd through Gotha anlyeet of freed meti's suffrage, out ilia United States, and the J* resident reiterates biw often express­ Witrtat, The reasons for that svspened opinions. He finds no warrant in the •ion may be regarded ns having erased Constitution, lhe practices of tbe Gur- m araue of the States sod Territories ,x New. therefore, be it known, that 1, ernn:ent in the past, or tbe emergency of Andras Jnhnsnn, President of the United tbe natinonl situation, for tbe enforcement Statee/du hereby proclaim and declare offreedravn. suffrage io tbeBtatos by lhe that the au.pentoin aforesaid, and all oihnaUotn! Executive, and iu of tba opinion er proclamations and orders suspending that any action upott tbe subject must al­ the privilege of tbe writ of.Aebnia cor^ut in tbe States and Territories of lhe United so. apply to the northern Blates, and bo States, are revoked end atmulled^xcoptpcfrfaotlve of bad wlta. ■ He is of the ing aa Colbe States of Virginia, Kedtacey qtaaioa thrt the end will be aooneat atCBned through the ettlon of tbe Stites linn. Gsoqi ”* ““,1 »ava. u. SKBienc, P.I.I., on.,... „ DRY GOODS. GROCERIES A FRIGHTFUL J oars a FULL STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES, in tbe aalo of which J can offer you JMVEJI BFLENDID BARGAI5B! Trihoia. k BOOK STfftE 1 »fll for cash or ready pay, charge MAN’S mi uamc, a ear ebal'es B-.y g, fc,t4 ,u ,f,u YEBY SMALL PROFIT KOST BOPVLAIt PATEHT MEIICIHEt. Vr it. a.'. owspetsM derks io now reedy rod tUM^U-JtE rriJtmg a targe loot uf Orirttmh a--.d IX Nrw Yror’e ki'ieh knedts, an focrewd \ *Ti<k «rf Dregs & M*dkMM«. and ,r.. end TA .11. A. by aiaaiMtlon y r.tvnUy 1 to Grxerict. FOUND Arklvy dmikt-gro the' town i« Tree and Sncara. Read ArWcj’s ue* Advcrtiromrlil iu AnUhrr ei'liflM «*f tbia |>»|for and if tout dro'i «««v>ecv t'Mi that the New Dritg firms io the plrfh to n uke y >«r yurvhaae*, then Awe - is wo I re lb in jawlry," Drugs Received! GOODS O!t TOE DECLINE. BATTLE CREEK UNDERSOLD. kr>~en fora lieig Hn e. that Barry tu-'nis bed ♦xteeeiv.- <n«l l«>. biddwi snwwg 11* lidgra mw) bills, utotteg for capital aid irut) the u» (Dun it Into matkrt ? Tkt bitt trtr brought to Haitingt. tbewlrts, which U thinks mart saf. and cnMouant wi^tho principles of Ro-, inOTt, books, nothing for bad debts, and only a GREEN, Jinx AMD BUCK TEAS, A cun»enti<H> of uiwfaeuiceand work­ ing uicu at Washington, bate piepaaud a petition asking that right buure per day ue rrc-igi.itod as a legal day a wurh iu the mechanic and labor dcpartoicula to tiie GurerumoaL Tb« JJtrafdt Washiugun letter relit da time as a-m-itur Doolittle (inMud T lasd.. Sicvcm iu tbe aulo-touw of the White House, a few days ago, be asked,—How are tbe people Ol Peuiay Ivauia I" ■ Uppoaed to you, sir ; opposed lu yuu," ia Alaoe grral nrirt) tfU, aimim j-aayjHixh i n<c..uK iiuuu, nothing fur interest, nothing fur keeping ' At tbe great Democratic meeting in New York, ay lew nights smee, Um uienliun of tinjfnuv uf Rubert E. Loe wse received wuh applauee. llun. Ueary Wtuer Davis baa a long MIG AB.8PICD. FDrxa, FBVXft, nos. BAttobS. COl>H«U sStsaaiutsr’-.— n>« nu AT DRUG, GKOCERY groceries ’ • a< w Stack vf lyrtrK* Imaqasrtcm. BsmbIM >y t A DEAD School BOOTS AND SHOES, 63. to NEW. GOODS ACKLEY’S <fc STWK£B) f Groat rush of been incurred by ■territorial dependence Robehts Good Calico for 20 ctp HURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH be lit oTiLb-opin'VP, leas risk would have c ,s ;™VSMynrot t DRUG &. BOOK STORE IU hut we arte Ic.idly Lssurs a Xoas Cuwu Srrss Ksc.sM.ca • l-«B srs rai.l.b«4 in M» sihvr. Original filorir. B1,J p1>rros by ftMrt Eoilnrot Authors." Bve. SSar AX0 yi^VABUE MVS1C. •f thr iuum pwpiJar cottfs~-r>. STATIONERIES. School Books, all fo.Uarf.nl wort. utd yet ready fix the _««4iU k-ct'd Use, U-Pue the oral field*13 LetriK-i•Ion*. However, tinveriteUr >41 i» n*>w v UUtigly << wot ex pelhd fl.su Naina's grout Jub.-rat.-rx, ‘ *,’Da »asaa acwviaros UraJ A Fools Cae. Utter, Crma.rrrid and F.oey Xote. aeU by th. rv»m or naira Envelop**, Hui frbiu, Kinrvu so-1 t'l'JdJr W'tb wnullri'i'iJ Biodat Fa.hvra t l.ha. >u<l c»r u.c.l niUfiizKrarrEtoK ututy * kubroi- A!g»s DocBebold Matter, and Receipts, with Jennie June’s TUB AMR Wumaus lik*! heMSu.ey.,r tuiptLj ■ this fort b.f'iu legJhj-Mf tn lirw. G. p. Ijiralnw .M.| B. MrC.ffroy. they dcu-ritilunl tu tbo Blotter by an csperium.t </ buriiicj Photograph Albums! Candies 4 Candy Toys, No rod u. them ESTATE FO11 SALE. publican govertMBctU. Tbe tone of bia wrosage iri relirtimi to lhe statue and poai- Goa of tbe freUaaen te manly and generoi>^ Ila kutoUs.Gr ba buosat and NOTICE! antenste Ussppawaa the 1 ides that tbs two rweKe—ut dwtil profliMf eaff MnUAly OYoater. rod daAe. theWroacrttro. -bn ire lutBiqg Gr -ahi tetbe uiltmlaViroA/thufresAaro. '*« rer« *o 1 rod protect tbewHw BffiWfc wey weR. puMGCbeUiBahro Ao official telegram from Nevada saye that toi tbe 17th tat., LUatenani Oteoar with 00 Cal’ifiirnis volmiturs and a bow itxer, aUatAed n large baud to lodtas who had lortifnd lb«pselvM iu the Blsek Mouctata about 100 mika northwest o( Dungxlen. la lhe north pert of lhe Stgto of Nevada. During lhe cagagement, one ■ •___ L .II’I ....I . ____ I..1 J^EAL ESTATE FOR SALE. >tn dyspepsia or any dieorMh, give k a �B1IMRT Rst^rm ]y WATCH EK, CLOCKH A JEWELRY 1ro.HjrJimM EVMaaolaeieS«ff aed *-taitha ar JA.L. don* on abort uubc*Vd tn uTb-ji^Ju,«r MAKE WAK Jb'OR.!M9V0<9<XVV jfe.sjmti start tec-\ew York; 15th of SfiS* 'mpnrh^- T;.-iw«e dh*AndanmwW «e» tTOR'itJI ofa*u*o thuir loBEBTg &. StrjkEB, r. X. RICE, a**-' tiapsnatwMeat. JUST R£C£IVBO ew and noil compile *,airtm«t SE Men's Shirts nud Drawers’down 5(F per cent! A great slaughter iiffiAtsw|H^>vHiWrt*i Shoes, Furs, &c. Now is your time to.buy Crockery Cheap. JtujJlTbUSk a<d liv*r art0*1 of order, that'. aJI." -Do yo« ca^iUal o..tbtcX.rriu-J*- **,<1 A barn .thy, I Ull air, that when tb»»* r*o er^aa* are out of ur^cr. aa you 0*11 it, there', sot a square inch of ll>4 body kli*l ia act sore or las* disMSsd, J»f* <IHp of bW it M Mai U la a baaltblbl esndltfo*.NArtnuj tan U mors ten., therefore hl* of lb* /ery higheat importance to krep the atomach and . I.rerm a .ijJ-teteteMtoditW, If M>*«Mla aeak Tn* Mca-.UI.—Tile Utaneaairf remriv-1 and tb*olfeertrT+gnl*rinJi. arlbo.tob* end cooI trol item with 1I0STKTTERS CKLEHBATkD jo* lb* »«*>?«. ■“d * ,o J' KTQMACU UlT-TERK—<1io aioat rulal ’.C.ta bl* Rroiorot!’* acd Altcraiirs tkri ba* tear boss admiuittnad aa a care for Dyspepsia aad Ll««r DRUGI AMD XBDKCines, f CkcMirals, Pnfntr, ©u- 4 ial.nkerp oa ba.d a ^ovJ aaaortmeat of chool Mbit ths lllaauimia AbKMlhr aaM. “WsU air. wbat'a tbs mattarr ssld Abcnutby tbe Sr**t Eoglkb aurpos. t* a cadararoas look. Rookn. STATICCTSB-sr^; H. PESCttS. XS^.PAMqt.6XVW,9y.£a BARLOW G. & GRANT. . THE THE MEW YORK WEEKLY, (!nir CrwtMX ^frry ssmw^’scx.' 4el*y il10 <r4r ,:e*~ tirtl at *"/ ,l0,e- GROCERIES! Jf/a^K. Poj.-tr surgeon, am! ph. .te.as. of th. United Stele. ArU1». by ofSerro ef Ure anay aadMary. by Mr Ent aulhoea, by cmlucal ejer^ymea_|a tK(. by U.oo . .nd. of Um »o>l intel!'yeat of •« ery «!«.., u JmK ..f editoral < r |.<cl iliterrai m thi- unrqualrd pnxaetire ayainal epidemic and malarivoa dkaaaaa, sad as a pfdntjy inaocnoo., bat at th* urn* lirue pavarfal, tavl/oranl as alter*- • - Aad CaaUM ExlracU, . i Vegetable Extract, ./a—(.1. SlrEBff aw*n JiTfitires Moots tbe IndltBE.A TALE OF Fiiof Gmio N’aaa.— F. Dr. ProctAr'a. I ER LIFE AtUeyyUa just l-r»R««/ •J‘*» «••"• rtf.ms4fr.Mii fUlstrtt reliable^-* ■‘"‘I '!*« hrgrat Lrttssd cheapen Stuck <•:' g*«J* ever iowjkt tn lb's ij-Jr'-rt. Ackley ia the Benzoin‘ Elixir HOST FQPULAU PATEHT -.<•.. (M>n ria-l.,..!. ^njA.c’SHtanlly • ti ron MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL RcnrasEs.oXLY^ti y : । And drl’IaK tree. As'MNrtfn all njcM>l4 estHrt TIE MtrscuL Mwm-or tu« l ®>I AI9V9S18. Utiequaled Reiuedv ; PURIFYING the BLOOD, R-C.TR1NDLE. Judj* »r Probate.. Arm-The editor having been nd s^tf.r • week pa« * il1 i'*4’"'*1 f°? "”J AJ*o a treat rsrieij of |fe» ’ IUIDj-ILU'J iHEBTWlSm • n^i.^ dfe'TL-' 1? IdHte IV a U. ta ErokS* tfyrin** i >d«K r YORK PRICES! Marked Down!’ Gaine * and Se£* ai«* •«* ««’ si Best' Prints, rnudUfeCIfintls :i Best Delaines, - HQ jCej^g, JIT i All G MEirciNEf. Lyon’s Periodical Drops! ■saalouata *aid d.y or e Sktehtt Till: CHEAT EEMA^-E-RRNEDY • wfe'.i I rrt»i!i»|: a nl’ui •Ler rrtprsUvas Ucaoat of tt* jnat IHCWt." ;i.-l w if a ■■• |i>|{ IHH^GrUAWTIES. BENZOIN ROTERTH A STRIKES. ■if Kartjfblrieroal IL* I'rtiTii Ullrfe. io tl>« 1 oSr&wjcrftaai’.TJtif: . nt.ixm SiaW"’* *-*»* ut.li Ahu.-, PrriUiiml IIend A’-heop Hvedoctn^and Billiiius Fever, cd. f>r the »h«.le claaa td di*ea>fp skating in biliary Arrangamsat,* •rd tiy thcJuiflui m of i).iaauu>lic. ELIXIR 'fro fa Slur tamed raMlsg^tk Seurca Croat’. 1 Qur.-ojli*a-nf fllihe ii>« peCUnu.du'y settled ■ Sou.M IMK pro’ >«r rtaMi. tbte.in.ml UrtU : thi* gr.-at pMMtr. tHbcoMLsr. cans at &U tu rtnnn lt>« aaliro oFAnxma. Let <U>» «‘,"-*wuiMwiw^Mribfe.>. tuddrti a*n’>f»w ALLJ^2^MteKXt? fi* nouiws tint U» rowrt will hear and aija . it toll! hu ikct ; t •: nady for the DR. CROCKS VEGB^A rirter p*r.wrmHy,«r b« Hull, leuetroiag «l ii.cen.ln poll pnrat*dl»r.»-e an4 ftnufr'-. Mr* -a. rfol-1 by Dnic*l»l< e’crew here i ’ c.lcLARK A ci. f.Wl Axrol. |brJ£. H t»d (wa. -l,I! iNCEltf u&Jr» lot.; |Liv, Uf.-ie the c/SI SVlrrr.11.-t’. IL-oever, lhe Md>< trrikl.Je .<1 i« (*M li-n- ‘ .'ia**.. Tj« A'x-hro’.’. A Ls^rtM?. rr<f«vr«*M €;« DiMrybt’aTlHige^^ip ADbHMtilliATUlW 8.VI.Elb* matter »t 'the Estate of John Ciin* d«- -**" 7EKMS . ,-s-T.rBm; '.it.-VT *le<U*’(aM&A'U:)*Whnr. of rroeparii.l*«r^tpMitMl«aii..a.' It baewvwA tare knows Ito j -rmtMlia. us efaun <4dlsM.., — .—.—.. . OxKpf.fMt. Ikaa^'^iKSiT 1" r* * .PhyrtrtsaddwrsmkMS abWM-is thetenMIrttra (. I" /*./«* «*J Fli&f L—ort, f.tptr.raneesoJby vlrtr* of • dwr« of ihi Otfiitts A STKIKEh. r-i,; »w la aadof Harry ar>M<y< Mi«b. ir*n,«1.^l -ell ■: peUic «■*'•« td tbs hUbsM buM*r. •-« WednrtJar tbo IT th Ear st Jmatev. i' ^n'XXW cJolrtHlfts B M,Gf.r ...ba atUan of lUatinca. Ia »«D1 eoaslr. <dl^*«d Ufd UUW. to «B: 1 dl*v-! t.l. 1.. In, u:;,s. U Mw-JIcriU*, c«511iy of Bair’ in t!.r Hist* i4 Miublira". n*a»b«r par. two. and l.„r-. ia b!*rtk numbar om U> Mid riJVgK eJled lliTsPofchM ll.-s.eM- •* *“• .eroded IT*, of a*i.l «illay'. '■ of T . a&fasrt.1 !• ma ajuuat aa>d Mat* • . UII.IIMIT STfUKKR. I CVamia, StMUET. WEEKS. >»•>"«*. Dated, October ICtb, tf*». .«?»», •'All?- Wh। to’C&oa.Week Hantiej:. fata lobe furni.btdbj, ib*M U*iu|t Uro.«i iaa«,atll»*M.’vM»’ai"«: . ■• ■ All n*r*m>a barlsR claim* af^sal th* Bolat* »r Albert U. Bill*. It is :1ms cheapest ii is niM.rp, Ual the aaid daCeadant. J»L» in the market. I surely and perms, '•’•til baa cured sbem. We •ay to! “* «b» are sufferii^ fro|n dyspop.;* P*'-’"®, sc4ir stomach, or any diaor* ’’•'‘W*«ach, or Riva U a w CQCBtrie, have wants and L*t>its TT.1* '-«■ In <»r .04, raiS •p«r*l* wttlfd treribw-r, ZS*** prrpared are rnnrc rmpro,,. ,. conDlrie«. Dr. ^“r^xsrxL-tj*^ ^‘^jss.'-.K’EEscrra, „ ■;pwiaKSCBrtttwrf DEKTKU'* juuu.u.^u. rradert, that <nimt hnplict rr!iitn<w «» U plac'd in C.t'. G.ugh Balaam__ kalllcsraiovr children of erttnp, and . . t’» D) apepai* Cure, ftosuead, j djapeptiea are acndiiia 11'Wr tHtimnntals In the proprietor*, > JACKET :»r Uclinaee. ft’e^eom it to be »uir duty Io any lu . , SURGEON jrifiwSxa ..AFASHMRPWS. Ur. I. **«, “-“J •* On Odd and Sdr.r Plate, and us'mcxwre. r-tfflnr-MsC sfS® Biunq MBS. F. srer: AyerS T<ai Tb* f » K«fn» KfffigjlfSAihtf* il’?i_AniJ ”• "M’swr reader* to ' jz Ar?11*”*J-a* Jr^*emw’ti or ""y °*ker’,/Kk* । <e ?b5hk *r ■r*fwnt"?information aa any | J!? ’• r»n Sil «ir colomoa.— । Condor. . Il.oceaeysro.ct.rwdldsspubiit.tbcra^t —* -ajttaea ------ I jo.o aiiMM BB <O«n rfjf j.. tt?lv -1^1^ *••*** cs|» .!•> WB MOOT*SEEOTTCALr? :« 13 UNEOUALLSO ' ITUE IN ’j.jlirt 1 :i . .•<?. XU. fnw. th. I.h* da, bo7rXrcJi’rile,iiBtUJ mJUf-t «r^ cvMMWSIOXER'S NOTICE. •rtruponaith n.in.ne *bnli Ik* any fodb-r annrnuicvmfnla in Itlatlrti tlier»:.. »* t>e may ubtuin thitafo-JwSrtr. ' AJ5M.' ■ o’m«.Pi..»rm bMthteC ■ . •■’ IbMVewCHVOR^C^b<. . * �8(1 PULMOMIC BYBUP, 8EAVXED TOXIC, OKMOTIWE PREPARATIONS. NEW GOODS JULIUS RUSSELL 4 CO.. FLUID IXTRACT BUCHU A*eM*aem»»lMiBwHrlW seesaw rf tap sue graauaay. ■haaMistMM od H tooDeoer. Improvement neighbors, lhe rovement to In peeially, le*ra Have just Purchased BURTON & BENHAM’S A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS, III** Ml MINCIIU, AND AT PRICES HELMOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, Books and Stationery To Suit the Times. ■avauwwaa oi wwmw. —• "•r—— Km-r*irtbe a 7,;Miwaaiad’’fevnS lb»y“e«a nL wHb I ply dsabh twi .»d Wil! wear Iwle. aa hm< as Oa . act<nur whkb U u««d on ell the aM Tl,. tbrwe LoUwei XBDUJCO IMOTBS 2 WE DEAL IN ' I bar* bo exenae for the fanner who fail* fa th* practice of order, for it beleave every economical ay stem, but 1 i can excuse much that ia unsuitable. knowiu aa I do tbe deairea that naturally cot) flict in the mind of an ambitious'farmer. If be deaired only forty or eighty acre* be could readily bring due into a com­ mendable condition, and thenceforth al­ low hla family mm and comfort, provid­ lag their deairea were moderate. But auppea* lhe farmer ia Dot satiafled with oa no email a aeale, neither tbe family content with the email amount off orded them, there ia no reason for trying to convince him he showfcf be, than that tbe merchant should with his ten by twenty store. 1 am thinking that tmfa'/foa ia often the lacking quality. If tarmerehed mote ambkion—ambition for property—they would naturally excel themselves, n»l only to get property, but to draw a ben efil fro® It, to tbe end that themselves and fomiliee might occupy the position that lhe importance of their business m producer* entitle* them to. Farmers xoed b*U*r bousm, and, as lias been aaid. - hfab owiaded dmb b<M high bouses."I They need tasteful outbuildings. Includ­ ing ••tenant honam” for laborer*. Let etacy laborer live is hi* own family, If be ha* one. TUr* i* no mor* cease why a farmer should board the men who do bis labor—unless peedhtiary oondiUon render* it secM*ry—then lUr* la why th* manufacturer should board Au. I allow this difference; A menu£acuner be­ ing hr or near town, his men cm csually provide Lou see for ibemaelvea without hie aid while generally the farmer must provide them for him. This ho must at­ tend to if be ha* due reaped tor tbe com­ fort and wellar* of bia family, and would not desire hia daughters to raeolve -never Paints, Oil, &c. DRY GOODS Groceries, IN NEW TORE, SINCE THE Great Decline, In Prices, m Baxaur A C»sr. PrsprietorawflbefaS,,t Jr’U*5 r*ryr*“"' ” 1batsbera, ’fUia h> all Brut alaae atores M thia cityjad [host the Ceiled and Canada. Haide Cube; Hexiao. South Asierirt. end tbe C’^hquir* for th* Duplex Elliptic We)Spring Skirt. xACMta* SEW BOOBS I sew oooooi BOOTS & SHOES, Hats & Caps, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE NEW OUR STOCK FALL & WINTER AHD gooos, 8TATH©IKEBT AT THE MILLINERY STORE OCR FACILITIES For DoingBusimess, u£iHduUi*3 EXTRACT BBCffil lESPRovsolaoeB wain Currax«tacrft XMaaaaae ARE EQUAL TO AA’Y IA’ TUR STATE. BDIUKBDDE’S eloti V» „MM. / SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, Which will be sold VERY CHE.1P! FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. LADIES', MISSES' . AND CHILDRENS SASS, < b’LMBOUyS CT BUCHU 500 D’S EXTRACT BUCHU CROCKERY "s the largest ever brought to this mart, Kept constantly oa band, and for ad* on RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. Raaeooable Termi. Bioaching and Pressing And all other work done Os 8h*rt N *Uee tad !■ )«wd Style. IHCENIX INSURANCE CO. Maw Gowda Received Weekly. HARDWARE STORE Get the Genuine Article H. A. GOODYEAR Phoenix of Hartford. FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, The cellar for stock ha* the advantage of warmth in winter, and of ct»-lnt.» In lummtr, hot the object** fitted at bel­ ow, otdampnem. baa bow to moat eases a gerioua one. Farmer, who contem­ plate building far such porpoee. ebould la gaaataDy kept ap te the waste of tbe people, be onrtful to select a auiiabfe localion.A correspondent of the Coodtry Ger­ man give* hie experience thus; n 1861 1 built as underground bam hare need It everv since whh almost of all kinds, OLD LADIES 6c FAIR MAIDENS 033,172.64 and will be sold at J Railroad Prices, being th* water trickling down the wall*; AMiag TraneporUtwo; aod »om‘iU solely sf when the wow is going off, and the frost leaving the ground— then the ground is , IRON, NAILS, open or the earth conductors filled with | STOVES, ice. At such times and no other, lhe etalle ue«r th* walls ar* damp; but my alablm are so arranged that bat two Stella oome near the walls. The barn floor runs JengtbwlM of tbe hem, sod lhe root caller is under tU floor, and next to STOVE PIPE. BAP th* main wall. This la J« feet wid* ; the next 12 feet ia a row of stables bead- floor above or rooU from dm teller ; tbe D«t 1# feet ia an open abed fronting tbe yard, but still under tbe main ham. and ia need for manure thrown out from behind lb* artlie through deora. 16 iuehe* wide. extending from poet b. poet, and abut down only when the weather ia very-told, thus giving a fma ciroalalion of air up ihrowgft the feadhole over tbe manger*. which are never clawed, cold or hot. Tbeec etablee are al way a dry, well ventilated, and aa healthy aa any man (FEWIUaXT IMJ.) BOOTS & 6XIOSS, Ttes Mason * llumlla Cabinet Orgaas, forty different styles, adapted to sacred and aaca lar bmm. for **>to*4«C«»h. TIllHTY-riVE OOLDA.XD 81LVEB MKDALH, ar olbrr Ini Insure with’the Ph®nix WOOLEN FACTOR Shirts and Drawers Shelf Hardware, T WANT 25.000 IU. at WOOL to J m on u far turn into CLOTH — CASSIMEJIE, TjraniL vkZmtn. AMD SUEST1XG8. either aa aharae or by tba yard. It it A* cheapest trey to yrt good Clalh for ywtr JatniUtc. Try it! WOOL CARDING Dm PrvaspUy as Jin tba Beet Maaotr. ROPE, GRIND--STONES, Farming Tools of all kinds, GEBCHWIND, Merchant BURGEON'S CARD. It Ur the O n the p*’t bended t Fresh If' Tailor, ’ ®4a%iSss? *’ woa« lAlNTB, nua asolbee picture : My bam I* built on the very u» W a wnWI hill km»IL a»d to dry, gravelly lewd, everything nmnlng awqy from th* bam; 1 have visited many b*nu that war* twill on. or rather ia * ready hade cLOTRnro. BROADCLOTHS, CAH8JMMRKU, VESTINGS, water to reening into the sudetground « ar Urnmeat. whieh keep* Nduap, y eUMBteelthy i* *pke of all vwtlL Mtam Wbw ! opea aasahtodnor and a dempobin-a^ov^-Kl think Hi* AnmuunmTSM)?. 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Wsteneff leeA-*—-— ^1—« — wbitoatoll beMfeb p.rMM tetania tbe OiMiet«f'C Gsner*! Gnvernmsnl requires th* toldOlkriamerimi ‘hrrcW. ato di trtsairamad* oe wtooh lagoMfirealtUtorts'of thoUnked Stets* ____ ______ ______ *■“ ** noder Ito atstowily cd lb. within tto districts where their author­ try is -to need of lAtir, and lhefre*droen ef wMdrl ,N»,«3 lartsi L onto Si*!**, stoH to Ito toprea* law ity ha*been iuterrapttd. In tto present art’fn' tfetSd drttndtovmene.tsuHnre.wfi' b wwy Kurn to our public affaire, strong ob Tmtuetion. 'White lAtte Hgbi ofidtunSUI« shall be tovuiditoreby. anything ons have been srged to holding tery nrigratton and rqmtrtarion ta motto m.lh* coo-uiuion or laws of any Stalo .these. *onrtsdp *Djr of tto Bute*-where »• qt*Ml|6«ed, f WSrfdiidt adVtM Hreir to ihaonnimryapswiatoM^^r..... tto rebellion bM sxirtpd i.*ndU was**-■ forerif Yriiiftvsl 'gnd'CdtotiHUrtfoa.' l^i Cettoinly tbe Q'r**rftn>««t bfW*Uni­ certviued. by inxyiry. ttot tto jGircait, tn rather irieourage thrift to honorable ted Ststro n a limited government, and Court of tto United State* would not toi and ftsifitl Industry; ■ wb«*r tt tMay' be p>yn>*M»foe**b fa ita extent of frets fafly »o i« Stole government a limited told within tiie Dislrict *fVirjpqg du- benriJeis! to tfoertfirlves and-to the oouu- to fifty p«r osAsriU hemwfe ^auMhewaSw government With a-, this Ma of lira­ ring.4^ *«tnren ot early wint*r, ow «P- tryt Mud, Instekd «4f hasty fttfUripttiohs nation vpre*.!. rhrough every fonn of .til.Cojgref* should haro ‘«a* opportaair■ oi the certainty of feihrie. fet them be •dtmnwtratton. General, Stat* and Mu-‘ iy>M>*ider nsd act Qn.tho whole sub fldWihtg'wstrtingldth* fair trial 'ol 'tbs ---—............ . HfyVMUHUU. ■ r mcipal, sndreMosreto wrrrt dirtin. ject ” .Twyonr d«Ube*r»fion« tto r«u>- experiment The change in’ Ibrir con­ 'Hie Union of the United Statci of ,CTiahing tHflWfW if IWMMtoition of r*tion,pf this branch of tto civil author­ dition is |ht> substitution uf laljor bypnn. America was intended bv its author* to ' ity of th» United States is Uiartoore SC- teAri W ttoP Mfttoi' or ■■Mrctj.' : Tbs last a* long as the States themselves shall ttoMgbtaof man. Tto aAHtot -rWpnbliwataswtod tto iiwfivUMYtettoStMA ocMarily refernri. with tto ,to|» that: fre«im«h canhot fairiv bc'scettlsd o! last. -The Union shall be perpetual" , presoribed hi. rrUgion. *nrf- «ra trolled sarly proviso will to mad^fw iht re-. Unariflth^ntas to vrorfc. do' long u ■ are the word* of» Qw Confederation— ; his Mtiviiy.Ttar America’ •vatarii । ssmpttoatoallto/upctions;; ki*mM-. dntftn remain* about his freedom of “To form s more perfret Uirfou^ by^n < - —-------- .jerenttoctto festfoer'yasrs vesta un lhe ssaertKro ot the evyrnl n^ht I ifrrt that treason, m'>‘l OagrUt iu Ad> tr-. *ehriec*in Ms pursuit*, and the eefudnty ordinance of the people of the United1 ,right Of **rrv *>aB to Mfr. lihtwty, and M th« ramflota M by .‘tojteJW ••• ter, hsstoeti ooQteitted. Prnmns.wto of oar *rmy *od o»ry. tore awefled tbe reStates, ia th. dwlared purpose ot the lhe perwrit of happmee* tofrtodotn ef are chsrgsd with-its c«nvui**»n should coi«l* of tbe Penrioo Bores* t* aa uupreeiConstitution. The hand of Dixioc ISq_ onnarienee, io Sb* eteruee and-*xen-i*e (too* toted. (tov*roors *lMrt. Lwgfate- have ulr-and impartial trials in tto high­ deated «*lent. -Os-tto Mb rfey sfJene last. 7*1" sr-iSwSHai' lar***Memblcd« and Senators and liep- est civil frtMm«WrWe<jmifrk-. in or tn the affmr. of tn-n than in the framing the Rate go4ernmrirt to hmised? aS 40 resonlalivce *b<Men to the UongTM <if drrxh*t lh»Ow«tit«iiri>'ana %he Taws end adopllug ef tUl m^trnmeat. It is. । the tbmrai GnewMeUt to the Intervet Ito Vailed Suite* At lb* eante lime, msrto hilly windicwtedt the troth efesrl>eyond oomparwon. the gnwtret event ®< Um«a.’wi to -Utee todMdtttl rid­ Abe eoort* of the United Slate* ly ratablished and aflfemril -that treason in American history, and. Indeed, la it ien in tbe interval of freed™* - ' Ovuld bwdone, base tosn re^pstxv), go ia ■ crim*, that traitor* stotrid be 'pnno| all events ___________ _______ __ not, oi in modern lienee,, the biMea.-wiihprop>whw>W8ri<wie'efnow-' itot tto laws of the United, tfcab-s vn*y rihcvTaad tto offence rtiad* irifiwnoa* ; m^t pregnant with cnnseqoeiroe* f:,f " er, are eseeplial to the cxtsteuce of the !, to enfiwued through ttoir agency. ."Hh- andfst tto snmetme. that theqfirirtWh lAfitle/fidrijuite’pfoWMan every people of llisearll.l Tbe mtm I Conetrtntlon Sf the UiilW Stitto At I Urxikadwtoetom acwtevwlaadlhe cu»- may to pidwislly *etiled; finally and for> r---------------- Jlffi-the tr^m«R,,'*UmD’ ben of the Convention which prepared । the very commencement, when we as- lom tou*ia re-utablutod iu port* oUti- ever, that noBt’at* of its owri ihft 4/ Ic'Wftre’ way -secnm pasted There it. brought tn their work th® experience1 wutrted a pbev jimrmg’tKe^irrra of the iry.-fo that tto rersuuc of lhe United ah* right to renounee Its place in tto • • f ••.- :, ii 1!i3 U-j of the tonf.-dcratton of their sever*) MMlh. the Dreis ratio* of Independence States ruay to oolketwd. Tbe Pou Odici- Union. ' A •’ ■’ »■ • •• - ’ of their labor, and thcblhme of tft-*ncccM A grateful peopfo srttt riot' KsHnte u’iob tic. any omm*fearing WOsirs^tk. State®, and of other rcpuMirnn Govern, waa adopted by gtsten. ao,aM, wrre Departmaut rt»cw. itg cc*mWm atovi- ■ The relation* of the General Governrelief of ertdtarema'il*u4wld/e*UM waste merit*, old and new* but they needed> the Article* of Confcdentlotu and when ily, aad Ito G*oertJ ‘ Government, i* naeiit tr-warda th* tour miltons of Inhab­ and they obtained a wisdom superior to -the Peoptorfitar United Staten” er- ttorvby euaWcd looaaiteunkate prompt­ itants whom the war ha* called Into fh-e experience. And when for its validity daioed and eataW«h®d the C<matftutlon, ly with ita officers and aAeOU- Thv d<>m,h*ve engaged my moat seriwt* eon Its’ remotest pup; put UateHXjarato ' [»« » dt it required th® approvsl of g peo|rfc that it waa tho aane^L ot the S ales, one by court* bring Mcuriiy lo persona and •ideyrtimt- On thcjproprislf oi.-aufppt- element io reform, .Ik is. one of the dent t* the varioas repeat* of the tystasMr occupied a bitgs paH of a Cohlinent one. which gave it viulit r. Io -the *• property; Ito opening <4’tto opening a. ing to make th* freedmen rlcclors>bv greatest act* on. record to hav* brought Gerieril, Soerctery of th* Nsry/SqaqteJ and acted separately in many distinct vent, too. of, any amendrorpt to the tto port* invite* ito restoration of' in th* proclaraitfioh nf the Executive. I f .or millions nf people into freedom.— took fbr iny con iael tSe Coustiiuiipn^t- The S»rcrr ef free industry raptt be fair War^frcrakerj of tbe Treasury* Drasitesst ConsUtatioa, th*, proposition of Con- du»Uy and oonimwroe; th* post office of Us fataiforAad <w Foreign Uri.Uore.lp than that, after earnest contention ndd imw meds the confiravtioo of Steles reaawa tto Csctiiln* of social imarcour** £|f. jM'tnternffllSlion* of that inylru- ly op*n«f to them; arid then, ihetf fnWh&h are .toll rkr hwnste. a»rafa Ntt long discussion, al! fr-ehnet and ail opltv- Withont Staten, eneuerrat branch ot the and of buaioeM. Aud i* -it not happy mtnt byita'ifithor* a-pl their eotemp^ ( >rc prosperity,and oonditioo mast, *1rarie*,*hdreceat1egMUUion byfxingroto tef *'1. rnrt.mainly bn to^rapiMk.' If for us n« all. that the restoration of eaci ionsiwere ultimately drawn in' on. way । legia'atlrs government would be wantWhen, at die firiVmovemtirt toward ; nP*?!. *7,f*n*h a way, lo to*.to to it< support? ., it g. And, if we look beyond th* letter ono «4 tto.* luhctions-af tto/ftafral fiependoricK. tbb C-mgr«-s* ofthe ^nltcd eArtif.jl dial the .tenure »tofi riot be .Mr The Constitution to ifhjrdi life «a< of th* Onostlturion to tho oharwoter of Government brings with il* blaming to Slute« tu»trn&ed the seSyraf Stite* ^.lif trlbhtable to any denial of ju»tic*., I* thui impartoil cu fa'i.s urilma waif am­ mir eonntry.lt* enparity for comprehen­ tto State * over whichlhay are sxtcudeJI inriitntjl'feoVofiimehta nf their own, they fill th:-.t |. late-* lo tlik destiny of the ple r»-*ourr«« for i’» own pro-ervatinn ding wit ton Ua jnrisdiniirvy a east eon. Is it not a sure promise uf harmony and left eavb stste to^deqi'l* for’ h»etf the Iri-cilmaii. we headrioidbe top uixiobs'tft lhe»aere<! fire of I bertr and tk rtestiuw ot It has power to enforce tin? laws, p:ini*U tint ntal empire is due tn the system oi renewed aliachincuC lo tto Uuumi UuU, condition* far the rujpymen’l pf Uio et«c- read th* f iturc; many InridenC* which, lhe n'pnbtfcsnird’osl *> gownuaent, MMafe | treason, and ensure domrwlic tmnqtdli- State*. Th* V*1 aernrhy for the [>ef- after all ibai b*s happened, tto return of trve franchise. Daring the period, of from a specuhtivx point of view, might ly eonridsred ‘ fc* Aeply, lieriiapi I) UMf ty. In ma* of tl c usurpation ofthe Go- prtttal rriotrfirv ofth® State* is the •‘an [LeGeurral Goitfumaul is known boly Confederacy, there criniinned to exist a raise alarm, will quietly. Wtlle thum- rtak«d on U* experiment wteusted t* th* vrrnment of a State by one man, or m pre me authority^ of th® Conatitutl-in of as a toueficence f American mople." And tbs 11 Mm af RspJ I know very well that lhi< poliuy ia vrval.diycnuty in th* qualifications ot st-lve*. ' nlitarrhy, It b-e<’m<- a dutyofthe I’nC- the United Stole*. The perpetuity of Ko* lilt *I»»er. Is *1 *n abd ot near It* roeniU.rcFsnawrred Wsabisgtoii .by lb* attended with some ri»k; thsl for itesuc- electon m the several States: and even t<«l States to make good the guarantee the Coasfltufion bringa with it the per­ cM. Vieri-araeri bflli'eVft. hi th* p IM Of voice of MaiUsiuu ^ty*. adore,ihsidknil ta ccm it requires at IsaU Ito acquie^vnee within a State a dGiinction of qualifica­ to that State <.f a rrpublimn form of R«- petuitv oflhe Slates; their mutual Tnjaview of panto-nfone-nr, becomes mom and hand which has led the American jMpte, tion* prevailed .with regard to the qffiof lhe States which it ootwfn* >, that U mnr* Mpparetrt. S'.svrty ;wm mamtMir a Ihrotrgh •* <"*"7 dlflfcohirw tn cherish * eon. vemmrnt. and an tn tifintafn the homo- t urn* make t» what we are, and in our implies an invitation lo tUo»o States by errs who wet* to be chosen. The Con­ monopoly ot labor, urf u wwb toctoc* iks aetoasnwpauaibtlltv for tbe destiny nfrepdlH C’meoosnes* d *11. ' !)"m lnp»c o! time pcili|iQ*l system their connbcttoa h lurenewing Ihjir gUsgiauco lo the United stitution ortho Unit rd S'ntn* rec-ignixu} liWM where it pravsiejSnki.t ths loeotn- licaa libsriy.* Move ttaui wvcr.tr-.lx ysste The wholu CMDOl exist 'reveal drfeelst A simple mndo of a- di-aotohle. ihese dtvmaltle* wh*n it eninln* that, tn in< nf toe in*1a«t<y. Wtoro labor w«* .th* have riidad swyy rise* these word* ww* spo. States, to te»*me tovir ftocUons asSlaU* .-nendment is provided in tha Cunalim without the parte nor th* part* without <>f th* Union. . But it i» a risk that inust the ehotee r f msinheri* of tho House of [irunerty ot ttoc*rite]«!, the wkjt* *>*a w>* ken; ths United Slates bars passed through rererer trials t’ja-n were forscen; an i now, at lion itself, so that it* conditions can al- the whole. So long as the Constitution be tflkni ; in the choice ot difficulties, it Rcprerentittre* of the Unlred Stele*, exeto tri) fro«'emp!oyei«nt. er tod bat ito tbisne* erorii In our existence u aoa Mile*, xav« be mule to conform to the require- nt the United Slates endures, thn Slats* is the .mallest risk : and to dintinieli. •‘the elector*.in "*ch StxtnMINI have the •reona hrat tbtoesot finding H; and the for- wtvi ear Unlsn pur Bed by sorrows, and im«nt« of advancing c'rvjtixa'ion. No Mft endnfe: th* d®atr*riton of th" one rien ewilgrp* aemefl *wsy from ’to region and, if possible, to removs all danger, I qiinlifieetion«'re<ini«ftr for/lcetnni nf tto wtare hi*e*«4ition wUil l .be o» precwiees. sir actixoed by conflict, and Mabltetod by irn m r* nH-w.-d cyen fntthe thought of is l»w» destruction «f the. other: the prvs■ har* felt it incumtoul on ma lo aawwr most numertra* munch ofthe J^tste Le- WtUi Ito toatrectiow of tto stowopoly. fee tbe V.rta* ul tbep-opta. the grea tnwabf Ito I a poMibility of its ’coming to an end — errstinn ofthe one ia tbe preservation of oue other power of the General Goierto gi«Hhire" After th* Ibrmstlon ofthe l*i*>r wUl htaSeufrom uU yvU st the eirifa, occasion invites ua «*«• aom la repeal, with • And these powers of self prracTvalipn tl.e other' ------- J ‘ solemnity, U>s (-Irdgss of oar fathers to toid raeut—the power of pardoo. A* no Con«Htu,l0’’, It remained', a* before, tto •J ««W< I have tho* explained ray views of the uarstieer auawvrub’e before □-ir fellow-iueta I hsveaUay* hern asserted in their. coft»Stale can throw a deieps* over ito crim" unifirm ti«age for each Stale to enlarge im s*Mur< -le rcM'ircw w’ fbr 'tWaueeeas of the repaVHenn term of^S mutual reWtoM ot.thfi CAnriWhm knd plite integrity by every patriotic Chief the body hfty elector^ wcc’Arding to It* I fin nbrauMt" The •iirht own^ntfAmeht : tod; under dlls'*v*tom riHfhe Wf df.JrftrlMl I Afagistrate—by J. ff rvon and Jacksojf. di*'$t«tefeWstoW Uib* toHnH theprinwill Of Sxu- vswUMtaU. JQqierripeehss-ptovSd bl •o’’”' ly to longlife, civacyin peace sod in war; itka* enwfltoM*' [^not he* than bv Washington and ITOfi- oiple* on whlch l lire ennnout of the United r l«t«4. In exer­ on* State nftcr annftorHvi prtoredb.fto ----------------------------------JsUm tton'ir it* authority through dangers, »nd affliction*, Iron The parting advice ot the h ather the winmentnua «»•**''«• overcome cising that power, I have taken every infra***themiimh-'rof ita elector*, until fused a, jwtfn «uypar*of <mr oewntry. And and.n-idkaud terrible emergen cirs, which. of hi* Country. wbPOot President, to the •ppathng dfflicnUfr* that met me at precaution to enrmect it with the dear- . now'univorxal *uflr*ge. nr *Sn»elhing ve- Um futuro influx ot pepviaUon to them will wuuM irivc cnirhnd .irv tpuem that bid b«eo ■ r ______ nFmv Atlmtnis, the people of thd FoW1 States, was. ert reivifrtilion of tto binding tore" of' ry neqr it. is th* general rule. So fixed Im mainly Iro I lbs Kotik »r It** Hm moat b« firmly Used la th* htot of the peopta^-1 At ibftiaasxumtioa of WashingVM ttote*; that ‘-thefree Constitution, which was the laws of the United Suter, and an ■ wa« this reservation of power in thejtob cultivate 1 iwlrina in Harox. ,From tbs »«(• eign relations of tbe country arm few, and It*) w.a, ; the work Of their hands, might be a*unqualified acknowledgment ofthe great, its of the peroJe. and *c ampiMtinrrad. ferints that bnwt alter,-led itji trad., waa trpnwesd by brink- rtgulalJonM— credlym-lMained:" amVilie inangural M>mal change of condition in rewtjlo’ ha* torn U.e intevprerailan «f the Con- Uteitni <te.M in loA away to the fetori, now *U lb's ci vis-J nations ofibe globa, **L whieh h aura to be U-.M'for them with great­ Blitniion. that during ths civil war tto word* of President J^ftt-reon held up slavery which has grpwn onl nfthc war. er proaperily than hMererpelorsbsenkdflWu.'' com* our Commerce and their GoveraMni*1, •‘the preserration of the General Gov* The next step which I hnr* taken to, laje President never harbored tha pnr- Tbe rvrm.ral af Abu'mminpdy of State Mwr pvofevs towards os amity. Than our etowwir' rrnment. In it* constltntl.ma! vigor, a* restore lhe prm.UtulJone! rvbilinns ofthe pose—certainly never wvow -4' tho- pnr- Il a jri-dr- lta>i Itnwrigriaa will t>a psoatal frit it* way t.e*iiatisgly along «u ttnlited*' pelb. with Htalas io httla boaud together by the sheet anchor «'four ix are at home States, lias been an Invitation to them to, jrnsr—of <ii*e*ig:ir«ling |t;'< »nH In lhe waiw.m.owwr-! rapid means of oomm-iniauion as to bebank. and safety aKsnad.” :T»w jUonsthntion partieipAte in the high clfle* of amend- not* of Qongrre* daring Itol period, no­ wukm wo; ria. wiMirory ly known to ona another, and with hritosfc is the wo k of “IhtPonpfe 41 the Umte-1 ingthvConstitutinri trery patriot m«i»t thing can be found which, dhring thw ptctuesi. iurtntiro jetauv, wmJU',. .tol itoua- tra Jni-m. ex tend, ng over wry few yearr. now rMitinnnnce of hnetilitie*, much !•*• *f^•tr Government springs from pud was I nterwourw bs»WM thw 8tat« fa swift sad1 wish tors general smnesty attto e*rto>t States.” and it should be as indestruct, cpiMk oootesMrtl wfihwibtosalrty. F»>r• ter thrirclrwri woidd hav* «anction*d made for the prmpl<-—"nt the people for the ble aa the people. *nv <i<T"rtiire by ®ftyrt#dfifes from a It is not strange that the framera of l*l» grviM VHI> ."CTVi. -- — - - ---- ■ polio* which hai'so uniformly obtained ilovertniMrit. TSthSui-.lt owr* Its aMegirenra of ail opinion*, and »•* anci-, from them it wraat darivolts esurage,1 the C nrittrt:ov. which had nomadal in our jmUdfetitt did hot,reach mutual amrihenon. All psrtte* an th-i Mnrertr,'atoontwminn of thenlecCire strrogth. sad wiriewn. But, white th* Uov- Then lb® inconvenient Urad-^-- -* •“< the pa-t. should not bare fiftf people late terrible conflict mart work together• frsnehtae to th" frewtmen. by ant of the crumaiut i* U>na bound to dsAt *° bended the excelleneeof th-ir own work, President of lh« Unite! State*, mil from wlteto.il derive. iUpxMtono*, it sbaald which had ar WaiSl! ht| in harmnny. U » not loo *"■»a,k’ ceaaiotH ot*i>b,fe« dbyBjflbtor ; heva toen extended to oil colored mtm, from Ilkjery.eoni'Kl^ailun nf, ite or^jlu. bo RtfeKoM* in the nptnp of Aha whole .pm»pk.Uwton PrtM.tha'nMiyhi I trtorever fmirid. and •* »n'<i»t hare rersbUte one sid*. the ; Ian of restoration shall Msral Htrit* . liaiuri a *haoge erf "hffra^ ifrthe North­ proceed in conformity ,wUh » willing, ern. Middle «nd We*rt*ra Suite*. ao»Uts unrrnimrow ■ -■■—-- Less to cast the disorders of ths l*« ment, and many from a dremd that the thaa.iu lhe Southern and Southwrateru. Siaus would break away from their or­ an ant would b»»’. «»«W-» bit* But th® very greatnera of oar of votes*, an<f WUflM tovptosn an tmnnoe of th. Union shaWhe P’K country sfedd rf-y th* . »«umpiion,of powet.bv t>»,"Prwudent aavdoobtby the .raHfic^Rnn o! the pronc*ed amandmrtt to: the Const Oilion. .■^tssarasiftaf --- - ------ .-. — .... ,,u,r Fi.ro, «J lluilwr. Mr talker ud all his red saddled tbarv-uUdieW <4 Pnl4ii.j-t.i a. Ua t»j arrival I was psi r I lay lur mao; wrofca ha arlial araa Klru oisiluiuu. Hr. Ttroaaiua. art* fitter . |.hjsinaB,aiidhad alI his last ill»r>s. was called to aaeBi*. »y e*Mi amlirelr te.awad the rrada •< g criisuLE. !ra*,r? ^hlle, SSP5".'? •'Il-j.-a c,™_. sb!rt tl i«.|»rts rta laa of tl.a h* MWrrfaHome *f .Msrift >>c duaolres the tuacus tn ite »*«»nd - igearto* Utew. . JP»T1XG8 HOt'hE, ’ "Xr ud'.Jir r”' ’'?phstor- n»s»« Is i» i a that lie beyond it. HpUCOBB. ty forever within tha limiraM dnretfontryu^Wee «h» **’P’,7’5 amendowM -I* dsUycd. *b ItM. Were it olhcrwt**. theKwooiir* burden: the channels aalcnta fiwn that!1 , byexeeto *0 that thor* »’ • tetnptMtoft <* exwrma® aora-I oTtfte fimC; lions oi tbe General Government thro the Srntaei th*n to *W*“J’?*4*’ ^.L. rightfhl spherft. *tTI»« •W"'J ; -wUlhorXlrw.u.ru-r.'WJ* **, yieMU-tSfaTremmal' Tto Ctrieutmlon totlthre rig** to NpfeteetarriMx* alStiM.MlUrftkfeW'i �DRUGS! (Bhrtenant Reports, and TEESU ARRIVAL or of lb* thousands which inch ws arc unable to lisa i to show an outline NEW GOODS This valuable State document appesrs In thia paper. We very much regretted tha aiBMiity fi»r its being delayed *•< WfBBWWIB iT f nr Ljvv. policy uf juilieimi* omit ruction of the. cur- | rency ae a means toward- tbe return ttf t -pecie pay menu. The total national e debt.« the 80tl> uf Nuvatnhar, deducting tawtngfwtemtlti ourrviMvhd ttelM vfNovtewbM. >1.177 481149. Cotaoo hand November 80, >47,2*4 879. Carretscy mt taad N-w. M.R445W.MI.Receipt* for t*a fi«ml yasr uwdtag Jen# 30. > I 8M5325M. Eaiwnd.turM.8B7,G745M. .Receipt* from Jous M to brpt. 30 >440.226 770. Expenses, >373, 068.254. Bls rtaioteted that th. nattaa- *nd aredtied. Wa 1st thssl paaa a* Atir ‘■♦Bw'vd'tbe' tnestegs. .l * J IFo can gives full-amT unreserved io • dorsal of th* message, and to lhe bdrt <>f T®«r aMfity c»,willingly aid fo staying ij^iltsAMtdo ti* President inhtapat < ririjic Mdtevor to reoen'stwt ths ©ohm. theory, that the rebel Stele* *rc a ifofM.in lhe Uuiwn. always have bee* and -kiwayarmwl be, ewn work no htrm su lung a* he Insists upon treating, them aa territories, prior to their menmnoetion ' wid; wqpW'-n by G>ngtew. On the C.«*Srage qtMStqte. ws ond Mse the Presl•deiit’* views, ot agreeing substantially ‘ with thoio heretofore ajeocsted in lbe*c < jahiinnek Tho President wisely leave* -4be whole qneettan of Yee-mrtiuctioo to ' Cuogfw*. There is wbqre it bcioaga, ■ aad-where, wa trust, ail Steeb qurstluos ^nay be safely treated In the ftuure. •’ Gowwateu—A press of other matters, ■has prevented the giving rf.osf usual ’ euai tasty of amguesioual proceedings. ' The <uga*>oat;>>i> eras rCeelrd *ilh>«l Stairs has been very quietly referred to 'a Cdmmlttre, who aro authorised ti> rc part at say time by bill or otherwise.— •No Important legislation has ret been reached. builmtl depnriled in t>* during lb* iaatl A4*,7M. l Ttaal m—.--------- ,— « M2519.948. Thd report U very teluoilhou*. and gory over tha whole held uf tb« financial mAMi i<f ihe natlou.— Among otherxfi<»t imyurtaui returnman­ daltons ia one that lhe burdrm »f the aabatore it, /n lional debt be equalized ano wig all cis* es in etxb a manner as not to bear with »*<a invited . undue weight upon lh>«e who nr* unable. cita. A U —r^.- ;T-r5*bould have b«cn iqtrreated, remained at. to toar tbrill. A rrp^al .-f lb* tax ua lb* home, »pvut their time In tas* useful necceearire <X life would evidently meet pursuits, lca»mg tbs buawyas for only a the viess.J’tbeSecretary. lew |.»dn. thru atlb* fairs they ar* con­ stantly latknht atamt osr stabd feira, a few men doing aa they please; giving prwmiqm* to atew instead uf u-aituln <>a rx: Withers were 1.001 Nebitato-o. I have *>imetima* th-ught that in oprrsimtt on the 1st of suchmea were actually 00 exhibition, ______ Tbe anwmtii of notes of judging bjj the, paiite they uaually lake Nalhwwl Banks in circulation on the to b* seen a»d heard. Can yrn wonder 1st day October, ws. • 171.821.008.— at. or blwue met. fiw dring what is for Ammrut a<notes of Rut* B.-mhaln'di'their interest when they are peaultted eulathai on tbe l*t «f October, 878807.­ to have every tbiug their van way ; cer­ 575. ‘The whole amount r/ availal-lr tainly q-iti, currency of tho country Is 1900,187,890. Now if . When all the currency sulhorited tu bw tsaaed is P"t hteirvolation.lt will amoitm to 81,083 458.283. The raphnl a the National Bank, is 880V.872.W2. Mr. Clarita' give* much valuable information in regard tu thw gold and silver of ths country as well a* uf paper n»«ey. • "la Tixurrangement uf Gmgrssrinnal Committee*. Ifoo. T. W. Feast uf thia Dfolrict has a place on th* Committee on aMm grumble at the results. Ttm—ffiiea and P«*i R-atd*. aud up„t> the ^Then again kt ma urge that we bees CoaMniUee £)n th* Militia. a general tutn <h>I, at our next agriculu* rnl meeting, it will do yon gu.4, and io the lair next fall a great sight mure gu-d. Dll’* armory, at Hartford, Conn.,is to . Air ImusrsD On lit rebuilt' Itiimeduiely. ' Woodland, Dec. IM5. , !.A Urge water main.48 inches In diamwtar.to bring laid iu Phitadtoptas. Alter all the talk that tuU been mad...f • phre xbAfiumd *ehi <t etivalry equip tbe entire Southern delegation kmcking menu Were recently aeul to the Ohio atdta'doo'r ..f Congreea firradthkaumand tiaiii UrnurFy.'' ’ being refueed. bat seven member* from Ne.w Tork Trihtiut calls railway Virginia, five from Tennessee, one from acdideni. ••ilatrlteJe.’* Mississippi tiefntg Artt in all. outoQ?fljf "An oil well has l*en struck at Both tight wko might ban appCtd. jprrsmird wdll, C W„by Chicago parties, which tbmudahes lor admUrion. Thai f«ct would 1nJ»caU that the Brnth d.ws n.4 Sorts ISObanel* per day. •’ Philadelpbi* i. holding tl* first anmiAl put a* high a value upon Congressional ♦ihibilKwi Fine Ans, called the Phils representation al once, as' the Northern Dermcratic managers put on it fi.r them. delphia 8krich Club. The Democratic papers are making a An Irish ysebtman hsajaet mips the great outcry over the postponement >■( voyage from Hverpnnl to Sidney, And- i the claims of the frw who did apply, and trslia. tn a S5 ton ve»arl, accomplishing sre treating the entirely proper preUmlie extraordinary feat in 134 days. insrv hivesligation of their caaee as a fin . The Dew Mranaa(lnva) Rfgitlrrtyf. a! rrfuul to admit them and as drcUrsHt U brlievrd that SOO marruw- engage nmi (flavor of territorial military rule. Thrim psprra do I hie purely in lhe inter­ fa Dea Moina and the vicinity thcre-.f.5’ est offaetton, and in their action ami ut '. A food i* bring raised iu Philsdrittaia leranc* meumg. tbe Routh U» further for thr erection of a National Orphans' riifinnre. aa their advice largely c«mtnhu Hume. A Fair is being held in the same ted to pot It 10 Its present false po*lcity far the benefit uf the Rddiers’ and llon.' Utare Homs. The R.uth admit that the Preaident • The corner stoa* of a new seminary ha* dealt a Uirly and generously with fi>r the education of young men for tbe item. But they have not acted in a cor­ Catholic prirettamd has been laid in Phil responding spirit. HU mmeage, which, adalphia. THs building will accommi-d does not emtnin nee exultant n.»te <>f a victor shows bow kindly hi* feeling* have ste about 300 .tudrnt*. Win. M«ore, a whit* nun, was shut been toward them, and yet In theirwrtl.m by e colored man named Frank Harper they have iwrt given him the «*pportuauy Ip. Kate* HU m» Munday. Harper acted to aay tii Cmgrree, that evan une of ths lately iu.urgent Sutra, had pot It«rif in a p.«Ttioii that be could rtunnmeod that Naw and Important gold d'scnve.rie* it* dclrgatwat he admitre l» that l»<d*. have been made in Bril tab Columbia.— lb. Southern people canm* complain Big Bend 'Hid Bridge River are tbe that be Radicals are di*«atUfird, when ■am«g. of the newly explored distrieCby ■bey have n»t even satUffed the President Gotemmaut surveyor*. whose liberal policy toward tfe^m they -A writer in Bleckw<s<d say s:—“When commend, arid have expressed themjxtaple want tu -rr* Lfn nutiys /«rU"l-j srlvee grateful foe. tend, they call bini nn Amsterdam Dutch­ Tbe Rtulh ought tn understand by thi* man; M when they apeak .J- the Gw. time, that tbe Republican *upp.^rrs of man race genwrsily, they leave out the tbe Union have the txwmgw and the pow­ er t». exact the fulfillment of all netveary condition* toaasurea freedom *ndp ermanmt peace. They bate met clamor be frre and dUreuardrd It, treading tits nvi rtwd «»r write and 300,000 children straight path t/duty. They hate met fee tion before and «i>ppreis-d it. There without eeb.w.1 advantage".' nothing they twiw »■ much derive as a re |f»egsret' lb-ney a young lady ifi stored peaceful and b.mwtgrne>me Unr-n, yesrs age. ha* hern coa» iuud io New Inn whwrs defiant aplriitcreate.di.tru*t, Y.«eh ^phAmg poekeuu funerala.— carefnl defrneea against fature trouble, fiite wuttM ailend a funeral, pretend K. ■table preparations fi.r all possible con b« • mourner, and riUe pocket* during tmgrncie* Sod consequent, inclination' to delay, ere moat natural. In rrgwra to tbe arrest «d James Step­ hen*. Hrnd Ontre of the Fenians, at Dublin, the Llvevpm.l Cevirr say r The testimony on which he was anwated •hows that StepbMM WM Gfoef of the Bcrtberhuud in Ireland. Ba Aaut under tha wte .4 J. Power, end wta call*! the captain. He sent a letter ofthe Kenium at Clonmel, which wae toad before them. The petwm who carried tlfe let tar wa« a witnesn in csmrt. Several due stnrnt* found in poeseraion of StephwH Frtuen Head Centre to Amancwe. tod Mtavelu tbaSa/Rtepbeua. They all tw­ isted ti. th* Fenian mursment, sr.d iImw M th* hterf writing'-4 MabAey were IdrWtilM by Herman Schofield, the tafiwmer amt to'lreland by th. Britiri. Cupm.1 M Ns- Itok. Wiite «*Mm~ to Mr. R^Qin*. C< mimite, mor of Internal Revenue, tipwlr lhe Mr***'" recripta, uul including lbs dirrtt MX <« lauds er (be Nali-etel Banks, for tbe fiscal year ending June 30, tu be >209.991,884 — Should tbe taw rentes *■ it ia. the re cal pt. to June 30. ! M>. ex prated to reach >275.000 000. lte.m*rpte from income during the first quwvter .rf th* present GkwI year were >41,766.016. Sixty pw cr*< ul >5,000. and taxable at «ou The cuat for colleelion two and three-fiairth* per oeci. Mr. Stanbm reports that tbe number of mm pul into service during tbe war was 2,658563. Number <>f men in tbe army on toe 1st uf but May. 1.050 518. Tbe'nuiul>er ut troops mustarwd out »»f ■crview and paid off .mon the 1st i>( May i> 800^63. It ia pn-puard to reduce tbe arm* to 50.000 men. The «b>>Ta num­ ber of tol'wvd tr-op* mlhrtcd during the war was 178.075. Their !<>eeca from all caiwes were 68.178. Number of Indiana in the U. 8, 307.800 ; 4,500*4 them ser. ted in the arm* during tbe rrbrliwei.— NsmUrof rebel prisoners rspturrd and paroled during the «ur. 32O.(X)O. (Inion prisoner* captured by the rebel*, 157,000 Number of rebels of rrlw|« surrendered st the cluse ofthe war. 174J123. 1^’* itrm* numbered 27P05 ; Dick Taylor’a 42.000—the largest rebel army flat aur rmdrrtd. Amount appropriated t«> the War Department by the. last Gmgreea. >516 240.181;genmint for the next fiscal yev cdlkd for. >33514461. M-ewy disbursed h» Pat meater General during th* war,>1.029 239.000. TheRrcr.ter, reports over a millhm email arm* in the arwnals. more artillery than can be coovenienlly taken care nf. a large supply of ammunition and sn abundant stuck of quartermasters' stores. axmsT <<r tbs axcaaranr ar nt* uavr. Secretary Welle reports that in Jan­ uary there were 470 vrvae|» and 2.455 ituna rmpldyrd In the bl-kked* service. There are now hut 29 ’"»!< •* the c<«*t. carry imrSIO gmt*. At th* begin. ina<if th* war there were 7.800 men tn the navy ; at it cloee. 51500. During ibe war I 149 «e«els were captured— value. >24 500.000. and 865 vre-rte destemrd-value. >7 000.000—msktatt a to­ tal r»f>81500,800. Valite «f property captured sines th* bh«kadewas instituted sad tnaidemned. lo Nov. 1. (otfter thm vrMrta.) W1.890543. <h> 'he let nf N<>vrml*r there were 2.027 per»>ns <« thepimrion roll*, receiving >248.529.— During lhe war I 406 pem><nw were kill­ ed. 1.738 wounded, and 176 missing— total. 8.290. Total expense uf the De­ partment fmtn March. 1861. to the 30ib ..f Jmim. 1M5. >814.178560. Tbe Itapuit is alileand eta hural*. P.ut Muter General Denlwm report* the revenue received in bie Department ending the 30tb "f June, lo lie 114.558, IM; espetwiK lni^HTM Nmnhsr ./post .dfice* m» the 80th of June, in­ cluding the suspended idffcee In the SA«lhem Btataw. M 889; new >4Roes «■uWiahad during tbe year. &M ; nmnber „r letters eonveivd in the mall* duriitg tbsysw,M7AWj8W! n-mhee »»f deed letters reccri rd and esamiwd, Drugs', J >W GMO** *N HASTINGS, MICH. ....___ BATTLE OREM UNUEBSOLD. MOM m KlKIIEI, < « 1 1 < > I 1 Books and Stationer RM M » 80 1 00 (o riraae*, •• AMImM Uabellbwi, now hsppdy tedta In s rs•teted Uatau. lAtapfrarupbeU lb* fays! Admfai.trsti.ta and in armed .wpp.teer» without teabc or wWvbriag, te«ieg tewr dnspared ./ the Republic ter plsfod « ..Iwte.-lr in th* path of ute suceriw of «* arms. Il now rrjaiena to tf Vtetoey wMch will leave no slave up.n the American •til, white haa ertehatad utterly the to­ tal heresy of R *■»*. swd whMi teatmiw tbe nation u» a aww ted nubtor nt sard for Jnatioa, Hnaatety and the Rteasuf Man. It hellewa . iw equal MHtel bvuir;, t)ri Photograph Album*! holidays. Candies A Candy Toys, No rod iu tbciu Mskc* hi* lltedtpartsrs al A th fey'a <*>U .1.^ upon thie basis' tb«u r*p«d eptta any other. Il w«U support Prtiteutinu to Amari can Labor and Manmarturas. It will demand «<w»« Government expend! lure, and diminish taxation a* *—n cnmpatil'le with ite public gntd. It wdl stand by th* PutJie Credit sod maintain ite inviolability nf the Government pledge, to lhe people. It-w4l do iu full ■bare to re<etneu4lhe Union fodl»u«4ubly andrtteUe it to afore than rugtan ila former pn«penty bo0 power In tbe Mv era «>f Frecdom and Progress now enter Ou Saturday, about msm, Mr. lihler. *uperuile*de*»nX,lbe Octesk Oil £•**»■ {May, while; u* hfe way *» T.Handle lr..m ,0d Wty. Pit, was waytsld sod n.bW . f >400 auMlOQO in -heck*. Tw.. jAr-— 6red s^Jum, utM hall pmtag through hi* brad, a*d the other, whsrh waa si.wed «t hie heart, foiiuoately struck his watch, tfom saving bid life. Owe W th* rubber, thria kntmhod him t< w^L.w-4 •luKaad beat him -U uU ha *•■ i.-ruul.le. Jit. clue he* yet been obtained to tbegutiu rru«* ______________ advekhsemenik UETTBJU KKMJUJI1HG VW< LA1MED poswihly gtvsu It wM polish the peotwedings </ all Michlgsw Cmventhwi* sud Meeting*—PUitlsal, Edwastiowal. Com­ mercial, fedostrial or ErckeUstieal. It will report tbe acthm of its Legislature, ite C>urta. asd Public loatitutius*. Il will aapport all Railroad, Mining. Manufeeturing and other raterprisse that wilt ^-ntnhute to the settlement and develop­ ment of tbe Btata. At tbe earns Umo, foiatriseg^flwrgroa b»*U whas J Th* Moor i. er-r, ifattrite lb* Uwh; In tbe Post Ofce ■» Heatings. *«* of MhAigsn, un the 19th day of Due CMS^Z *ta wnwxte*. «ta BMWthteg far »«; ttengM te Atewj *UN.ar*tplaaeyea eta. Remember lb* place—at the new g'ii tan. Hsatinga. MkM- F. B. MUM. A FRIGHTFUL Peculiar Syitra af State Neva, Il will gstber dally <hr..u|th paid aor respondents In every section of theStale every fact of Importance or Interest, and IAND9 FOR RAI.Eevery variety <>f news, using th* tele­ TTtol JULK-X <£*f > > V*ad s wtfufsw graph freely to transmit the too re im­ Jr V. MS. IT. is fes tewsafap of Xastria. W4UoC«w4 V •/»*«:, nivlqotl* portant intelligence, pursy ate tn Tn thio respect it original and complete. N" other paper in tbe country hat atteoipird m> extensive an enterprise ul«> Oollrct daily th* newt of a whole State. There k u"Kri-.nk.a-a-ta it nn intention In this arrangement <•( M ’jhffJVoF^^ess II. »*(. . x coming in competition with tbe Weekly Pres* of the Btatee Tbit we cwtinri do, eta.Mate w «. — and d-> not derive to do, *4 thy dratfce ufcSdte, teu i. th. niter and should receive, the hearty and penemus support of every tniriilcent man withta the bound* >-f their drvubition.— Rut thi* system dies bring news to oar DsHy paper in advance of its receipt by nor Dally ontrmporarive, and tbl* I* the express object for which it wae originated. Our greet object U to ntnke DISCOVERY ZJigtePxMtnn.—We hsvw received the 500 arm paptew, ■* tbe jfoMn JErtefe Jewrwtepuhtebed al £*»« nil W n><! >VMTu»' Ayer’s Ague Cere, itarte by J. B. Ite bm. •*>* Rano, Perm, by 8. D. .’ ' •!>, MS tateer^ p.^. heiagawsrtata poHtie*. The tatter I* Btotaed largely to tha oil interest* of H* Fur thr speedy pad certasu Cure ef *nterairiitewt Frvar. or Chill* and Frirr, Dumb Agur, P?riud''rst Hrtil Athe ur IIUIhmm Hradacbetend Uiltax-v Frver. , indeed. fi«r tile w hole class Of rft*e»»v» originating in biliary derangement, ca-iard by the malsria uf h.istmaA* A DEAD MAN’S SMsiraady rwing wn this rote fate Jtofctea to tbe village of Maene making tesMpw4gy. TM village </ Ma»m i. tethia 13 nttieeof Leasing; and hand* stt’gl.woek m the balance of the fata A Perfect Newspaper. W* have employed a first olaas Washington currrspondenl, who will k>—p i«tr’ reader* Informed of d*1h>o*I affairs, and raperiallj,of the part burns by Michigan public men in ihnn. We hues arranged for a »«rir«<<f IsUer* from a prominent* Mi.b'itan PtuZtasnr, wb» will spend a number of mouths in tho We«l Indies, and wa shall pnMipbc«rr«apondeneo from all of our Michigan troop* remaining in .arr.vtae. We bave engaged fiwn the most emU1 rent and able gentlemen in tbs State 8 peris I Contril.Mtoes_.wbn will writ* Upon Political sad other topics rxclerirriy for (be Advertiser and Tribune. BODY ' GcuBsrra-CiACa has put out targe tantetea te toll the “Bule Mbs” where tahg* figpofoled an immense stock «f NOTICE! Xulin I* benky rirta. the*, having rvti* die tbl* dal* FOUND ESTATE FOU.8A1X Lyon We have arranged fifr Ori| cultural matter from'll laethl... ... — Faculty of the Stat* Agricultural Cul- THE G JOTOB 4 D1UXK BUBGX0X DEMH8IS. Wa bare toads special protista* for ; Literary, Drpartraeat uf mtr paper, and i ■hall continue ibe pul.lieathm of ehoien Original Rusrios, purobaaod from Mwfogau authors. r,-. -..Ait, irnsmrtn rwu jrasewomtiMOTM, We shall deviate epeglal anssritan tn UTgBTH*slr*«to4ertHle4.*s»hsrtuti*a- AU, uxda or Job Printing, IA8H .FOB HIDES, PELTS AND ! �IRUG8! NEW GOODS January,M^akdh Wane lhe &«rd Superrhwre will be kt URTONzfcBENiUW mmIur. --^tuVXSG^- Tbe Hondar^. Tbe geyeet «wn ..f <hr pntk. y•*, n«>w app'iaaaching. but whiles, we are « HASTINGS, MTCff. *•— ESfc-?«^^»w-ss. lUnc.Ue'I.Utraian, laut ifo Iowan. - I a fauDonSidiiwR fare »«« Ibmat, croup, aetbma. and whoonixg evugh art *r-edih vurwi hy Urt'a C-ugh Bwfo.tu. W bilat dy apepaia, c-neLipMion, sick headache...etwr pt.iu.^ • fats—Ibe mwt pr..liHcd>nirr«.<ilIlM2||. la certainly cured by tbe timely nee uf Cue's Dyspepsia' Cure. SILK. AND STBAM' r*uHDurT or tui csincc v*na. Hi kfatfclKr wtMertiW a fttfurtt. -bare BONNETS/ >1 to a ' h«» *"* AND .. •• Otnaol CHILDBINS 'X<- Wham Era-.—The principle snuree «< weak •» re ia i>idirewti.Mi. The Red Joel ft Mm-ewTevoira iwdiursi>t« tfe* fXL iwwie the aeat.m, tin/Ibe hn-JXlFJhd of ibe ashlro..’ oi ba fraadrd-c-t tha dlrag Saad. .ibfM.lYW. "’' '1- ■n«b" a life uf misery m»e uf bo .lib and •Urngth. .. . Kept tetsMDAIy'ob band, at»d for Aat? ^ >•>...» Reasonable Tonne. -mO •M.ALT kUBE. (TBE TEXRWX.CULET OF .. /n THjCtyWAWS). - BlMtftiins And Pre«bg J­ lortf-ilUUMA uaaatibb eeedecs deriag roan ■dva-alaat mala ai.d daigar. •• lb a leader ct tl-. . And ah other worts dosn MORTGAGE SALE. ~SW1 u-u. mode sad aaaeated by Dandfa. Oefaul sum >si.l> «x4 Mm. U»M aoc ... O..«. KeoelrM KtoUv Till HtbTEB rjOXLElia Meal be raid Prompt IHilda m-4lbl*. •••» the tbe G. R. V. R. R. Loiheotixr. fur Oct only are tbe peraowa and "•■in wTcT u. wt*r,a- bo paid upon tbeee GEBCHW1ND, wbo work up«Mi tbe ; eaj B>iMt hare tbeir pey. There are *.4 quay •>( them eb>> can poeeibly wait ■ tartWir pay longer then to the end i-f; orb w«:b. Tbe money W pey tbc»e | of «•■><! n*ll. da£ Merchant •lilacs ad «te“---- --- eorimru la rtiaed nf th- aaaeaamrnta . epoo lb» •*«* vT t*’r rthtenbera. Al tha last tstimste the am.-ntU needed «•» uatlj «ll rtnrd hi this way andfotbe asisll balance •‘iaatKwd by thuec heeiag charge of the matter. Tbe litne fartauther estimate it nearly al hand ,td peiinrtt must be tnr.de ut lhe wirek Diary of a Village Gossip Rtjrbr itkit ctoTffrxi. nSxoctvho. cosnims. rasnnal; UWANCRKY SALE. rassl hbip. Th* aawtsmente of & per ernt up>o tbe at.wk of subsetibere in Bsrry County fall due monthly on the , Frat of each jwnth. We uixiereUnd that > Urge prvporUnu •/ tbnt dee on tbe fire^ <d Dacctnber b unpaid. WOOLEN FACTOBT. n a,hthqh, ■ be ends »■ It.. ter ■ dab ad curbt resira. <*U Ail thia noyfy Mn rm ifl!i«ud> Mi urrlt top­ lea U II bl Tl<K»IU«M lhe WUKLY w •II .xr*s >W1ha anMtev M umsxx (data a 1 ' XXD aiOTTIXG*, . ■ ear or !■• nal> a qaarSrr. parable al 'tha o&a rbvs ttarp<ai.id<:kw4 1 “/;*>*** t •tlhar a« sLueaer b/ tbereed. . ..;. STREET & SMITH. Pin.r«uruM. It Frti.kT.it St., N.Y. n*d Lr eomebady elae. but toLdie paid ret to our <>»a young men add e*tieeoa. 4»o« JUfrrf Po^r. who are building the rues!Tur ua. In our tree copy.) uaeieduU richrity. GU HUMAN* SALE ia u.4 for Barr, Counir, Mlchina Paaaa Atxaa, C»«|Uai.»t» eol.c.ler, U< MUa rl Lha aiUla of Cale» Slanioa Harriet S-.abtea, mlasrs-twix it TbaWM i n » ini »+*■< ^IM^Z**?^^*** h 1 IHOnE NEW GOODS ■Stea ia hersbj (Ires lhapfa penaaaca »f w aad aatlxru. graaied’to m«. br iM Pra­ Zaire Rip-Jr Juura •Z pu bl.»bcd Bl Eaton lUfeda, by J. B. Tri EvaV and tbe other <f limo, |*«m. by 8. D. Psge. Tho ate bulb creditable papers, Him ■pKVI* wd A<ar i. ael >be t JL ly esae»ueei>«e el,(be Sue malic peistox. A (feel Variety Ilcaaen—The Jadfe of Probala. COMMBSiaNRirS NU1ICE AU persoas hariog HalsM afaiaat tha i4M . J 5 tUa c»w. itMU.^»n|j,appta[riagU this luiivdial ol thia HUl». U. luul.toO 1 A. H."uaol Lherfolwilarafar Cemjdalraat. it k oasaaaa..thal tha said drfaeJaal. Jake J. I-... ..... A,. ..x—w*to.r >■ O... <. ..a (a lx dwelling hmuanf P. J, IlaansaanoTT. nf IrviwR. r*» dmrnyed by 5re im Thursday night last. We are witb-it tbe particulars, eiatsr, and •;uiir cixj—the mercury in ths tberirrnmelrr falling nearly !■■ (rn> so r.-tnmxit, at &M u'elock io tbe' afte'UO-a » - ------ ------- - -r- — ■*a»Taa nwii4 RCMATCHES. too.. C AKMYL__or.__WABAtHT i. MH. .-I-.1—1— I — gajrwioNjp-s.wwn. All pereeai bar tag Haims agatait the My Stock embrtoee all thet ia utwally | be|MMM.aBd kept io a Country Store, sack «• . JttXTfXftS'nuA- to BMOl She for •xamreasios sad ad^wimeal | J***« tn tbe village ,.f Ma»o making AH st work on tbe balance nf tbe -r-md it ia etpected will be entirely fin‘•Wbytbel.ta.f February. GROCERIES MACHINE KNITTING. twaucuea. So she kighmi tud-for, ee Hi adhl.lhe I dWSAaflgUgw- Tbe eedm-caad h- ee. ef Astert fnaat KXITTIBO MACHINKR. A ad will de Cnasaaa Work Kaittlag, Tarn to La luraiaUdby tlwao h-vlcg lU nark dans. at Ua Ulualag raiee Udwa-lloU.laiabed are.k. perpair. MCaau. irSi' CHANCERY (IUI1EK. rxX'.—N Cl. c I «•,1 Cwi tor •• c«> ’’ IBfarf tfateftf IV>U<U Benzoin is not Benzine ' of fai- Btete.bal to.remdrtil I'« . r*urvwu, eo- Caa uSol.y'fU Jforp C o—d.', axyi.DU.1, ** Veafa Bronx •» Tvsite NbllUagSa f eel I far c**b of . p nothing for Inttrett, mdblng 1 book*, nulkfog for U i J.uu, nn shall worn taertb w^TZrafa wxhAte aecra-i-". O’LCANITB rniDin< inl,,MU tU E««liva C-immiUdw Cosi^m tfiXn’r?-2-K *«*«" .i,™!"1, J- L Dooglaaw. E, A. 8<m lacL r'l'V* Fh’t«.n, George R. 8*1U*‘ *ras^ Filler nd WUHmd Dart rut to Call st Sp«uUl«r> °tT fc Vholwboo*, ■ IkJ. 7' iiEMIET THB Unequaled Remedy PURIFYING the BLOOD, ** “"■» Lyon's Periodical Drops I, "*-Br.k.U.u reoewtly spoke ua a* H*-d be knew that mwoan re"^HUrpam.m.1. “ I am * KIM 0f THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY ruB iiuiecuLAiimER d.^**"8’ *”h I can and "^rsm my ang.r. I have uugbt my r *?1,.4** <r*e ,,f O-L “• <»'• thia. I ZT, "V*ITb« ehaatiae a child .rr ■J, ',*"b w “g»r ; and. brethren I T"""** »•>« to never chastise or own. SjJ»‘tofo.<,rH>1Mrm1. .Wr,PMl *«*« toiw. U, ,J ,x to. Benzoin Elixir SPLENDID BJlBSJUM: LaSte.’ Calf Boatews at Tea Shilling*. OlhesThlno lo nopertioa. „u.„. ».u ****«■«* Yotrtn on tuk Dtacrrun or I n.v»a-FCtL STOCK of BOOT*| AND, SHOES, th the fifo «T -hidb I ------- WMS-St GUARDIANS BALE d art. lite ec ■ DRY GOODS. ia the miner or io* . lawlleerio U McUt .n a.d L4o ». NeUtlaa. ‘amir- artrs ut Jrt* 1 MsLeUaa.deceertfa • ■ Kustes ia hereby *«’•* tnara. ia Barry cuus'y. lic.ua. bum mttenli A?it. !f •W Hp • day. Tbe village .4 Maa-xi i, «ttal3«dee<J Unsing; and hands J Good Calico for 20 c t; ITRON BUM! will care <U ITCn. | LGEOM HMOERI "■NO SCRATCHING. 1 I A. aC. 0. Hortaooe. Complaiaears geUmtera. JONES A DI MT BE flV ANY FIRM IN HASTINGS M'lStday and Tuesday . ■ ----- r — «»f lru»p.,ruiiim only. At Greatly; REDUCED PRIG. WILL Ia ibe wutiar ef tbe EataU eT Juba O'ar 4< r NvWee la hereby flrer. that tn paraa-Me ol <|«M a*4 aaiw.v (ranted te Me bj »e JY° bate Chert far lt>» ceealy ef Tarry, and Slata U MMOyaw. t abatl ripoM foratfe at pubUr awl.on hit hear that a part of tbe furniture waa WOOL OAROttfO 0. D. SPAULDING, ADMISimilATOH'S HAI.K. which era Naaratana, gheemelll Ooal. h.i darts. Alodweer. Teel wrtral mnreings. eeti' Jdarrrf D. AAff.' OeytmartS. faug neutral in politico. The latter ia daruted largely to tbe nil interests of its vxiaity. s Dvuuxu Tailor, -— - • ____ । J***1* -*“* �JH<1 IAM&W, G«»YBAB GRANT, AM EBBPABED TO SCEPLT go ODD W3/1 Informa tba pubDe, ibat his atoc MAJFUD'W-A2RE1 Have just purchased * of all kinds^' . w>VA LARGE STOCK OFJ _ _ 0-0 0 3Q»df$> Railroad Prices, ■firfttf, AND Af PRICES AUln« Traaopoeution; and aonahiia mainly of MffliUHBD ffOCBS To Suit the Times. IRON, NAILS, STOVES, ef ALL XI5M>. of kle own CXdftS•d an .railed to tbrir habit* nr SAP PANS, Groceries, Great Decline, Sckool In Prices, Books, BOOTS & SHOES, BAT STATZOUEWS", Shelf Hardware. JW # Cty>% I'ENB, ntBCUA. IbKS.FAna.FMTELOrrS CABDS, 4c.. 4c, GROCERIES Farming Tools of all kinds, •“‘■’"It. DRUG DRY GOODS «*«»» MttowtoApp, ffi tha wnerfcaf Waah- R. TOL-I- NEW GOODS, OF ALL KINDS, CROCKERY AND OLA88 WA1 READY ABD BTATODBX&T .AINTS, I GHD1E3S7 3-XHxraaaii And CeaklM Extracts —AND ttUEAT BLESSINGS Wjy.VBED.. TQ.?;THX DJJM4X. JU AND WOODEN TITARE. READY OUR FACHJHES >si>:«««ai Mi >Ue(»ep»4iMMM.., uiiA.ibuktf*J EaYiiACi 6uQjiH IfiS P2C- V -3^ «<>•« WAt M ..CtA^adtoM'SlhaMM' S For Doing Buaimess, arx xq&al to axt STATU. Wit U«W18wz OF*'FOB MBCBABICAL A5D MIDICIXAI. roaposg^oyLT,»? nr the Which wilt be sold VERY CHEJP! rftS.Vl TOR OABll OR r.BADTTAT. Don't fnrgel the place, at MTEBT MUICISEt. HARNESS SHOP. , RUSSELL’S STORE, All GarMMM maoabatand from.t&e ’ BEST* BASTS** i Hastings, Midi. LEiTHEB CROCKERY wrare । KLX ILlsI is the " largest ever brought to this mart, IBCE.NIX INSURANCE, CO. ■QL^r'cC eamnranitjr ktbrva leered rriib »r Get the Genuine Article! TlBAt MUD tSStnUKCTr-a.l <ta»d. the blood: jbloodi eloodi • HelrriHodcl^ FLUIdTkTAACT Phoenix of Hartford. BARWARILLA, hrRrtf^l (Mated. HanW ua........ . ueul d:«-. A.-1C- r. Q a ksyaea .urn or Urn K-X. and U» csV retUkto and «3fctulb«nrs nn«b te IM <-•- er n ec-v reJJ Enas. fen r»i= taggysgg 'rnE >‘H(E>~H tmuTit piDui rain bet. TTB DABT IBS IKEAT S OLD LADIES * FAIR MAIDENS forty GOLI. ASD 81I.VKB MEPAUt. or other premium, boarded (hem. Iliutrated CaUl. kw, Iddewa. MUOXA HAMLdt. Boneoa M4HOK ■K'H-UBKX, Maw Toac. aaplt; , ®-Ctl.seron are Ajra! ikaaal. ol Kmm Uefam, lu Harry Canary. M« & 8EMWB8, 933,172.64 aaneat lnfaerndloJSfw. ponpta neaM oeM >T me fkr and near to oocertara nbcuxe (belt Hn-n.hk.iMM. . Foe many year., la conpnctinnitbBy peinti 1. aHl« 111 Dllll-drI>1.1. I L.P. Mr.) SURGEON'S CARD. l al Ua following ,Um. *, u* ‘e*w u>»>. Ki'ilw.'rt.iC? ' 1 cJSi.’EtTR.X'WS? uws ii.in ,n< er.»euf. ‘ ".■L^rrss^;-n~“ - £» Aliena WRIUI). . .. ........ Shirts and Drawers ■ p la midllr digetla-l and abmibed in>«h«*jl imparuiu Iwallnp praper. ant of the beat pniiaiaUcm •< Iraa ia power6.1 Unie it lloHf: and -het the Dr. Procter's. WARRANTED TO BITT. «IXI METIS' AMBROSIA v.Wa’JWmMVW... biin. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/392/HastingsBanner_1865-12-27.pdf 1e853c2ca849f87b54f126ea5979f33d PDF Text Text VOL. X. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1865. BSHSHI HIUI ntUI fjt jguttnjj Nanttr, u hiu.ubbob»1»» TWt1"*' Gmat rush uf ‘ ' - . NEW GOODS A.T ACKLEY’S MCG, GtOCHtr 4 B00KSTOHE! Drugs Received GOODIO.1 THE DECLINE. BATTLE TREES UNDERSOLD. D,/ CBEH, Jirin UB BUCK T.IS, TAr l*it evtr brought to ITattingt. SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS RADWAY’S READY RELIEF. nraralgte. rbraaiMia. astaMalle or utt.»r diaroar. wbrtorr lUwumaUaoi or Xeatalgia, Outlets Murtea. IHarrtxaa. Bilioua Coltc, Fs. er aaU Ague, Wrakoeaa ot tbt Lte.be, Heck, L«*. Hl ten... bnuaca, beraa, or any pais or it.6re.nr. RaDWAFS READY HEUKi wUt .afaklv care the paUaat, wllboat ueraauining loaa t.l time, change et4iel, or the wae ef other me4icMc«H.-ir aeld-rl to bredaebra. waf »taoiach,n>e!anctol. Bl*, looth-oct*. lea* ol appetite, gearral •nSinal Toilrt. ' "l STATIONARIJES. •‘Mdh't Qnfof “LMt night Mr. firera. MA»<~btry/’hkvw;: forged bills Jo • foarftrt amount. AnurnTa fo to all. tofooU aed mtreforo, a Mn*f i Aid our d«MIfriend Ifr'cthrtob;!? reduced to lb. j&nfal udcrroliy ofwntbg bis o4w living?' ' ■FEtuma clasped her bands tearfully. ‘ J "Ob, Mkrc, how trie It' Is.that God's nuvwt w> auiauB aaauarvi,nj(. . way. are cots* oofway• !**. ' Awd th* leM bitter 'drop ta Antonia's Antonia bad never found Mr, Naville “ ,Ut nl«hu ’i _huniilfatioW'wa.ihe _____ ,________ remain brane. of lb. "What bfXlM Vfuratoorti eddwr'ja^om ^rtJ -7.Z 4Hoh" l^Ob'Md fookid down bawked.aabe ro* to depart, . ------ «-•-upon Emma Vavneobr, (be forger’s “No.— Pniner street Jt would be daughter-F ' ‘ gtfte a charity *tf jrqu could find torn. ttdng for bar. t<> dr — ------------- "—*— Mew, (, wt faagth. kart tMM<o Ihsc oihtai.^ dw w , ' Vo Mfasr I.too wakoof tbofc'gftai awa J make ahlrta, and thro she woold do it Throgh I mag kafor rotor a talMlse, . . .,, 1. t Loudon S^rtatar write, that be re« »«•«*.( to. pMsrtioa.era? pro"BMrtfaM-rbaartleaaaa a fifir atatoa beard Mr. Seward gi* (He fdUowiq I have aot'ioag to gtanfi, fer'tlMrw'anaeieo ofim.-nin^d Mare Neville, M.krv count of their own Bcnsatiou at the Praoeota ItaoR appropriate aad oaM; traced hU .oUtery way ibmugb tb« *»s of the atto-ypted asaSaematieA : wT Aad ton Ute howr (be pelvttegol etetia,. lighted thorough tiros. “Well, perhaps TWdaletayartotesBiTMl tsmav. , H la Wetter th find ovt now teve btro a fool, tian to reap the couMajuinceeofthat tolly In bT,fe\ unhappinM.’’ wondered wWt ■W’Wah dulag Mw/e, rad A moment afterwards be esuned th* railed him taaocooM. On hi. retMmg threeboJd cf the aEabby little' twuetory lit. fellow'« <®dt»v«x lOtpreM into Mr.. . briek bourn whitbar hi» footsteps had Seward's room, tba^aanawu drew « r*-‘ “ volveh, abicli he presented at Mr. Fredbeen directed aetek BtosartVUd. W!fot«i!!<ittt7lt HeMtab Va vatonr alhome 5”, moat ba remamberod, tosik ptaee tn a few STS# I. was on her knee, scrubbing the entry •oev, eafi Maro Nyitle want np, a Utile (he /general dingy poet '»f "through the half Open, door be coold Photograph Albums] 1 Ifoak I ssaate a^HWMiy H«t Of wit toiag OM ww nu. X. trsrshd rorf hiss past me.—wrer 1 3Jis«Uasa. OLD SAB’JA tDlAlte Make* hi* Hvadquurlrra at Ackley'a Ibia A FRIGHTFUL M being a.uiw!r.ur nw4wfae. thru, onr 4alt*r*s wertte o< the oHKaary |wio-kflten. Jteimmts, Ac., •^t&emttetttaef RADWATT’ READV —Ciair.WS t’ Biber m«lKU« towc. READ WHAT MRS. WESCOTT HATS. F1VX HV.tIHUfD THOUSAND OTHERS HAY THE SAME; MRS. WESTCOTT. DISCOVERY \ r Read. Url.eraas unwuni, . -­ die himw guod tbac all th* rtiTik and taL ImZSl rfrtot if■ytow»>«. E»;£“%rs: A DEAD rea e Night figure robed th deep black, with its Gim hidden Oh the tablo-in an attitude of th* deupeet d.JrotiuA, -Mtae V. roam* P 4 ' She started aptoiddenly, her exquisite aalafitoe bedriflf tlta trata. ‘df tears, apd caasiatog' Mm cf a' lily drenched with “Oh, Mr. Naville, I thought t bad not • frtend left iw the world 1* How pitiful it sotraded—and yet It was but th. foitbful transcript of the poor wounded brort, . ' M«. Varaaour," ho tsid earnestly.— Can 1 do nothiag far yrrnT*' ,T . ■'■ She looked wmefoity up Into bia foco with !«««, aby, startiod eyes, lovely' as llbOM of a younggatoile. ‘■Sam.UiingTiy which I may earn toy dally bread—it is all I ask. A situation MUMOtalrros. or got.raeaa, orevn a daily companion, . • ■ rnojaed to for two ,day. or axare. “I wondsrifl am in lordMarcNaviUe aauutere4 dreamily down the omwdsd strovt, Au end «f bia dgar gleamed rod, like a fiery .tor bWora him, •nd the broad brim >4 hi. Panama hat o,.r»b*dowiug Un bantfeome furuhuad just now cloudad .with grave tbowgtota, while the melting dark ««yro mw ouoe of •'ll is all gone now,” ah. murmured. th. extarnals that aorroundud their erba “J bar. pasted through the ordeal of suf­ Marc Ncvilla waa absorbed to bia own fering-will endure anything.'1 '“Him Vavasour—Emma—" ba mid, mediutious, and to all intents and pur­ pose* he walked in a world of wrUtud*. with suddeu eagerness, "I know of but 1 ' I must be y» low I - To dreean of on. place that I dawn worthy Myour .eAntonia Rcere*' blue ayae by. night, aad oeptance, and that I hardly dare propose to think of her pretty sjxccbes aH day lung—to count the hours that divide M, ; "Whai la JlJ"abe quorwd with a sweat and look at the wutld Wily i» Antonia, serene dignity. • views It, that's very much like Use Wind -Ea>ma,.you liked inc'<u>o<, when wu pM.ionU*m afraid 1 shall hero to plead ware boy and giitl together—hav. yoo guilty to the suit iriipeaeluarnt." oeaewl to lik. rue now 1 .My little, wouadAnd he ascended the flight<of mvbS.' ed dove, itiaj T inka you to my hums »» was; ilea Birl rularick Bruc. W«o prostep, that led ti> Mr. 'R.a.ea* portals Ufcv denteJl' lie tbj'iight .that only wnea mjwt willing captiva, ... ,. . nlcU had bailedarnce bo knew not what, How lovely AntotiLi loUtadt a. aba The color rushed to Emma Vavaaoar*• Imd happened’to Mm, and b[a‘ ni’ind tool cam. to meet him in the purpled ri*d- chidk—ah. ran»fnjbcted Cfiutoo Reevw«*i up mattosw teae-wh.n> it htd |«B ihert. ' ow. pf the baodsoma drawisg-room.— tallblei^ admUalfon-tha chilly, aalatatfooa; /■Hr., Sewarda’s Mitewkal *Spedeece She was a foil,' beautiful Uoade, with and averted face. oCher roi-daoAl friende duriqg , hhauppord awednatfou wae id Lair of brownish gi>0, and largo viofo* Wai It powible that.one heart beat atill । iu nature eo hkc that of b‘» J<»Ot that it eye«'that bad all the almw>d-d>.ped laa- faithful and tree to be^J , i r > , i rahee the'question '•hotter tbisab^nce gonr of an Italian cltmc» : - t-l And poor little Emma \'av«aour said ofeuautematfon "»d observation of mi­ Clinton lUev«v, Mr brother, waa lytag “yrs,* with bdr soft brpwp eyes brim- nute pQrdauiarei.ooteominon iw circutnon the sofa, dreaming over the column, raing ’ with tim—tears not nltogcftF- •Upeca *>f unexpected and not folly ap­ of a mdrolug newspaper. II. wAs to lb. upepringvtiR from the fountain.of nocn-s. prehended peril Mr. Seward waa Jyi«g “Going to be married ’—1 don't be- upon Na .Ma, 'rto*a td'tbe.edgv of bia T- H. CADWACUDCT, full as fadllMely handsome, pa Ma aialar ** Orootp Clerk nd Xoiary Pa>l«. OOeela ; —almost ^fominatr. io foci,, bat never, bed, with Ns head resting In a frame tbcleo. noite satisfied with bia sfelicaUi which bad W Wrn «*■ lb* Court IJobb*. haughty defiance nV the fair gomip who aud to prottoiliia Hoker. jaw from pro*complexion .nd curibg brown lair. -f have bad wch a thi. cx.mirut. had dared tn bring hw M tmwelcomo Q C. IHIKTHX .,x » d«w uva^ 1 »<*>«•.•» »» • . ; He’ watirylog to. keep awake. Laying. JtuJg. •( Protate. Notary Fablic. Ctov.t- Mr. Nevltla,” said Antonia, with , bright mo reel td-newa. •: >. '•Botl know (l,; Autonfo,for I saw the bwjiwchfJ «&« by a .Tck man s , fancy t„c«r. .nd Tax Agent. Also loMragf. Agent glance fro® tb. bit,, depths of bar gyasu fa, theC.• -£H^. C1?SdJall‘r< “Ofcrutrse you have heard tUMwal" —h was tbaHrhetlqJt be would awake H have beard nothing apectal." , "Ah," laiigbed Antonia, "that coma, Un wedding had been fixed for next Tore to full omwcitmaweaa by |ha souffle In toe of your Sojourn lh' lb. country--——yrw ta« ,qolte tn arritrt. Jpg haven't J -NqI •Oh,’ bn will kill my fatter.* But b. saw 1j. heard <>f the Vivaaocr forgery %IiE£ ywxbtogeC'thaama-ata umllk fomdappeered shove Ha fero, end titan be (but ' *Wjm, in goodntrw ’ name, n.h. 1 1 that the law hsd no opportunity to over­ ‘What handsome sloth that owraette . "Don't you, k»ojp.1 Emma Vraa- mad. of.' The raero.in'a ffloo titan eptake Hm. But Ohly to Ubk A . Vavstour’k having rtbe nooln.w tornto ' ,' *'■' ‘roared. Md'flto holplero autearaan only Jtil the onmaoo ^o<J h ,Wh<l rtaWra. mao’^— ‘,fcr‘i'S.7s?uu.J BAN'S BODY Muu'l.My ■’•' Mi the lovely blende drew bor'Sgnre acorMHly to MT Msrplookedflrabtfu ly from'Antottia to her'broth- FOUND Nevin. ! ime roit i Mb out rafter .White Ml off Zgain Into a «oant0M coadHiun' wMdr free of long ojcuausaeo. a -Ou tbe vegy aficiRoon »[ the day wlsen Mr. Unculu'wes ssaaMipated, Mr. ■yrvdrr'tck Beward, wha was Awsfoal Secretary uC3n.tr, b*d asked his fother • hat prsparaton would he mark: for th« precaution uf Sw Frederick Ikuae, yhkb was to taka Naoe the nextdy.— Mr". Steward gaVi- bimSfee points of a replv to be made tu'ftir Frederick, and be fold cbo wtiias uf a sacreta epon the President's telfo, and, as I bast preview iy Informed my rpfor*. Mr. Ltoeofo that after noon wrote out the reply adupbing Mri'Sawinni 'sdggestlons. and thus _ .. .L_. .i.„ nj.i.i. Wl lap'lia^a AnKH' ofa wt»*<d Nr *** ,<lk'^*” ’ ' ‘StAltaktaBran —tn-tor#" tito.-nMn r giliia^~r jjjiwilk H II lY-T"-^/ '^harrjHa “Emma will have to teach school, or give music laweoos, or lake in sewing for £1 (P««* **•««• fooktagMWw ) ,WMMt darted ont-1 Marchant street, ent! jkb rather ' TbeH0erbego»roi,------------------,awkward wu the appearance be *1*8 find (be greater, tin ssorotfoa L. created. । <n U>e WWr-ewiievTn •v was eoweetad w«fa' thia tobvemeef flf IMS, aad atasgb* mere ywu* *<»«** Oft*A>»* WmtArojaad adlhaM* entry in the country ,ol l.ppwpcMrtpw hebetengwl, to tocamp upon the NlW that p£U.' Thd ■ «Jnak;^/r.«TOr ; s * . . a* «*.*»& �DRUGS! DRUgS FRESH ARRIVAL lion calling forj condition of t ion Themeaad NEW GOODS York a m«wt ..th'lrttf. et^niAry,.^ tent doenmest. He ’efcrrrd to tto fact rfou»ly-dvastmlaj -«M dastrBcHon «<f 1 that a full report of affairs in Kansas was tto strainer and all <«n txsud.— W ton; read in the Senate, nod diet the pres­ however, tto rt.wrn abated, wtot was ent report was much more important tto surprise and delight .4 tto daughter w. tod ttot Ito -id lady tod S-ddmly recovered tor mind, and «»l per I er11» washing message of Franklin Parroe oji wa^tto^li sto was st a L«s I- Jm-'-w argumsms ttoy aH inil pYtfsfea to lag the farts, m inveigled into many ■ A41y Which they may repent of al ttoir -Suu «mc lottery -pemi.et. to wbtate*yM) are aare to win, IF yntr craitimi- Vi risk; nr a •yatemaiigrd Lift |u. which every tody : unifies a plraty of nmaey afWo are not going tn jwgto tint It is forty for any man totn.ure his life.— But that ttore are thousand, who do in- aare, who oommit an ogregi.m< fidiy^ wr. habere. It to n<4 the objecttM* prtlele tn diasnads any nun fr..m Inaurlng, tot it (amir desire that every man ebottll!' cake a aotor asomd thought ie-Qm teat ter. Ba not over persuaded by any travvlling bore wbo happens to msat j>it< and iaswwjuat to get rid .J’s tormentor. Tto foot that A. B-, a g.sd tosme** man has insured I* no rrtooa'’w*^i you should dotbo Murte. A legitimate bu«iness to that In whkb efery iqWstaqrni brings pusilivo rcsuRa. Thera may to profits ur there mey be l>*~s». That bwaiasaa ia Isgitsmete which gains much or l.'oea all. Ttor tartness I. tint l^itiniate whkh re^ulrra to fee fclUwid and naw inreal menu maf>\te‘timenil ofIHb lieforeatiy profits *kaU return tu the IKf langliMr I* prewnted by one ur tto taker of ttota companies before pating ttoqurttiou of Hd u, toU |n |hu city, fi*..when aid J, j,, nl*r <•‘'"paSj, if that c-<npauy fails tu gi. ’•* *ll.b iM wVrk and tto-tbar Mictevds. mi pi»*vr would be left our people tu cast sn-tber Mils, or (ramfer the aid v.b tad, kitb-ut an rauMing act lr>mu tto L'g^Uturo. Ttofeianut tto aUghtert stodug of a 4<mht hb-et tto rwotlt id’s jote fskettiu this.city un tto qitpsliiMi lies, but as nothingdantu is a* yet V*n as tell be shown by either ufltom <«f guaisplice rij'sctud tu iron and abek tonod many ..rfiur people doom* it pru. drtit 1.1 waitumiU Ito matter i. put law v’ kf *’n **”* *4U«**V u“ E w - ---- —--- .-a~... ... within tto limits nt tto country* has bevn raufli-d by moil ntur of I tops State*' 1 wbh tto. xtopxm </, MUiptlppi, G<xn winch no riflcb] infortnaliouj hm been The fiwsgoing in srtteHJe, and svmer. U~l.-pl. »A i. ,w|, ,L,. , the g< od sense i<f the citizen* of Lensing^ Mtrcw have been adopted, ur. pr# pow Wu trust ttot .mrcitartu sill ba w.ry penning;, tn eoufvr U|x>n U>o &wil<«icn '*• Prf’r|h!*.»M* *• cemulial to Jiiftyuig up ttoir bauds until »<m cum- tlietr comfort. pr..|co»ioa ami awurity. 1pauy,,sifh means at its command nr In Florwia and Tuxm thy pu*ruie .are ia-mu visHde and bindlilg gsarantie* to- making crnnmendaWf p-oipme M-^a1 ,o ,llrr# *" tonrijf their State GovernmautSi and "n MoiirtMng mens than safety, and hurr doubt is entertained ihat thejr tgill At ' an early prri.-l to in a onmhlion to rwtMn ^ague and nijateriona kbits ttot tto aume' «J| of ttoir pracGcal n hiigm wW> ' thing toail riuht and stoato auet-eed. ff, the Fidj-ml Govt rpinent. Io Utah .per hope owf ahtfnirhica ar|n mil e-mmit the lion nfthe Union lately io ratoUkm Hw 1 filly </calling a meeting to vote up<>c .aspect of affairs is m<ir»pnxnistM tton In view of all their circumstaiiova> could this quectiim at.pceaenb Tbsr. b ptei well hare town cxpewlwL ? Tto.»d»p^ ty rrf time yet, >>efiww any company willI tlirunghcot tto rutins South awtoaa be ready t- rrnnmnuv work rm tto road. laudable deairs to r«u>ew Uwir .dlegiance ■ to the Giirerntnani, and to rfpniit&dto CawtMta. Aax. ) - '/J November Mth, 18A3. j Futw Nmubs—As’you will am by, tto’date of this, I am away from Arks- ‘ Inraranea agents ' rkCTi've WJ large fear or salaries. M That such ci.nrpniues er . ttoir •geerta aah ■» otoddy ^xcspl btofc’to Sd. Tlkt ted toatrs hav© been resfored. imrt-offi. ouere-iftebliihed; and etep/tak.m to put into efftative operafto^M Weadef lew* of thw oonntry. A* 1bt> feiuit u the mrwmrer* inxthutrrf hr the -ej*catire, with the view of fadnl-Ing a resmnptimi <>f the funefinrui of ftF&atra cuni|>rehrndrtl in UieTimHH* Scnate, tlio people irt’’Nbrili C£rulinta SouthX'aroHna, Georgia) Alstwma Mi*•tadppi,'Lmthnitna, Arkiuntas 'adflVct;. ttessee. have urganitrd/tair' respective I State government*, anff are yieWing o, bedivnoeto th.-laijxaod .Gtwcrjiment of the United State*, with fo-re wilhngm-as and greater prOmpOtadu'diaii am der the oiicnmstancea «»|ld r. *au«efoy hare taen anticipated. The proposed drlphis, my s>Mwpaoy. (tto only one at'■ that place) was relieved from duly ati tta» place <m ttojgorning ..f the JOth -f' Oct., and Bcorrrding U> -rdcra took up uur .march for thia place. Wo were three days rm the march, a distance of fifty Arc pas nd through e>une dclignt- |। Mr. Jshaete dtobd to* w« ray! whitewashing in this report, which was mg from enffc a lung sleep -f tto iateb a plain atateoMOt at facte. Tto CtoV eoramcaced the rctejjng of- ( Gen Schurs'report.* the husband IW Miret her atom he had Mr. Sherman moved to print it. . . Mr.lwwri - _ that it shnuH !—’•••be w Gen. Schttrx waa rend, dcuiu ring _.t a mission by tto Pruddeat. JtoC ■»"- Lrtirrs I given a truthful report. .' ! tor friends torr at^ Mr. Sherman admitted that the report to return nftliedi . might be able and interesting, bet wro'd that she to edl Mfel entirely ear. d. tether read h than hear it read. there an<brr >a<h case Af cure oo Mr- Dooliltte thought Mr. Sumner onght to qaahfy ths S'stwnuct ilia: the mesangs was iritetelrd to whitewash af­ Jlmt Tow Ciawts i* rep wte-l is s*«in< faire lira*, are w.wae than ihoaepf Ksn■as in the days of Franklin Piereo. V He that to would have continued m the Mexicanrtuhassa, Mt'that to 'tod tthought Mr. Swmner could not meon dimb mutunaiiia and travai all over MexBifairs in the South were wonse than fc*> <<n fid to kevp.m reach of the Me»l tfaweofKaaRsra .-an republic, and he - m t— -Id fi.r it. Mr. Sumner said he tod nothing, to ’•*5 vip* v* pnr* »••• qualify, end reiterated his’ statrotent. nornntin*. hut to make **iigul«r appr<« Mr Dixon denied that there wa« any che*" to tto Mexm.ii RrpcMic with a attempt in the mesnagr to whib-toiN> la'gc rompom oppers end miner*. the oondittoi of affaire to tto Afooth. and t A mtmtor H.wnrtNjpmte 4 the Foaaid he coni.I not sutler such a charge t<> Bten Hr.rtlh-rTi X'l who were sent to ■ rv~ go bsfera the souhtry without |«uluab laud to instruct the Irish people, retur­ Mr. Doobute said he was |>a*n*d to ned t» Near York la*t week, and rrfsirt *eo Ike Senator from Ma*aachu>elts di-appUutmvut at their failure. Gnat' make a charge of fidsrhood, in aay£ng Mcrtrmeat jwvvaih-d in New Braus wick that the massage was an aUvmpt to H the rumor of a Fctifaui ra id. whitewash tto South. He said it was ly been ia tto habit ot yielding. This would render tbc pnuk-naj ot Mn.ilI gar­ risons throughout tbox- States necessa­ ry until such tirnr*t« labor n-tOrna In ite proper ahumied/ind tilvt, authority is fub ly Mtahlkhed I <lklknit tus,iauv one, i fttor those hohling place* umlcr the <*ovetiMncnt, or wthrtiamf the tiou boniStatea, who thowgfn it pracdunble to withdraw the iniHiary from tto South at preertK Tto whit® and the’block muInally n quite I lie prntmition nt’ the Gnw crul GovrrumruL Ttore fo mk-b uni-!! T2J®.____ i HASTINGS, filCU. I MNS US Books and Stationery Paints, Oil, &c. fieic-ut to luatntain .inter. The g-ta of theroantry require* that the fitroe k"].t in the tntrtinr. wlieru there are many trerdmen—ctsewbetj in thu BuVhtm Stares than atdojts U|-m the »ra coast no torot i* nrttoMtry—-houhl all bewlitta troupe. The rmtson* for thia' are bbri, ■•w», with.mt menUonlrrg mteiy nf them The pnwencu truy|ni, htdy slarce, demoralize* labor both bv their ailvioi-, aad fantisbing in ttoir comp* a n-aurt for the freedmen h»r tong distan­ ce* arownd. White troopv g.-ni-mllv ex­ xm the integrity nf the cite no opptHitinn, a ml therefore a imall 'be tiiooghl bo Senator no-uher ^f ihvtn can maint in onief io a Cl ven district. Colored Ureqps hmm be ept in bodie. -efficient to defend th«us«lvaa. . k u nrathe think! gmta who would do violence' toward* any cln*.* nf .NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. irrxip* sunt among ihw by the g -te-ral tto Hoose when to____ ____________ Govsniment; tat site ignomM to some and the statements stout whitewashing jibrt'.might, ami the Ute ctor«q«on,who referred only to tto <l«unicnt which LrrrMs itfcXAiNiNC unclaimeu might ta imbued with with lire id-a read and not to the jHilipy of tto Pto-iIn the I’..*’ llfli.-.- at Hastings .Stair a pntotpl MMUtoru- that the jH-operty of b* toe marl er 1dewt. He denied to hid ever in public of Michigan, i-n the Mill <fay id Dre ah<>ul.| by right belong to hila, at least 'or private questioned the buoeety nr paember. shtald have no protection trout the eol' trintism of the I raridrot. titaa Mr Dixon accepted Mr. Bemnet's ns sod that in acknowledging the stiprem- orv-i aiJdicr*. There ia danger effoolli^ spy cf th;- C „ mon living hroaglit on by each cau-es. 11traction. Mr. Trambwli rose to ask that die dis> the United State*, thsir (■ yaltjr wiH be Jdy-ntowrviMiuii*tat rar’tn-m-cGniTb. *ion that the cilixetta ef „lhe Southern ’ nnrcaervmlly given Io Ita Govurwaient, whriMi leniency they cannot fail »o ap-1 Slate* are anstonr id return to sdf-g>*>r.> ’ preebte, and who-e fostermg ouv will emraeut within the Union, a* >oon as ' I a OU ri-nluse them tea condition adieusEXl’2 KJ'S* Ureew in ocTaH-nM dbnr-1 ^2? .M ttot a aXmTL nST’ fol country, and some that wa* net.— ..rm but tbc-e are food, of a eharsrtrr — ’".'T ’.’T •;ft ts to Tto men were geneniily in go-d spin is, nMfrequrtit in <»comTrnc*.Wsf^^p’ would parwn* tt ii^ood fitith 6th. A company In which tdl the to- as they aupp-srd they were to bsranstrr- idly liimpfiearing to tire anthorfry df the1 to regri-tti-d that there ennnnt to a gr- a•red made ruotaj, or step fufafard no H tMit.-tat we- were dn-med tn diaap- civil power to extended and saMJtkirtf. tur Oommingling «t thU time' totw^-n Perplexing-pwation* were natiimUy tn «s, could m- -— •*- ’---------' Ito citixi-M <>f tto two secuona,' and poinbnrnt; but be expected from the grrnt Sod sodden Fr-jtn the. bope-rfijr we re ., w _ cltm.ge __ in (ha relation* totwreir the ti­ Mfijawbrty ot thoae mtmstrd with (he law making power. T did nni give the Dsinrii papers, that Secretary Srsnrim me. bnt systems are grndmdlv d. v.-hu- nperatiot* ofthe freed rton a Biirvau thil The following .flkial document fmui' tod agreed wilh-Guv. Crepo tn tare all mg Itataarives under wftHliWe' frttol- attention I wnnld have done H thtoe the Statu Departii.eul was toned .« men will receive the praUtthin tu wMch M'Uiday : the Michigan Soliflera rbt’ by the first -f heb ju-tly entitled, and by tn'.fvik nf ni- itmr h*l tx-r-n at my diapmuxL C<m‘- To All,to Whom these Prweal* May Dhewnitar; which iachws at baud. Our labor, nmke hinisrlf a usefol ami ihilc- veraalions, however, on thu -ml>ji«et with f-rnfe. Greeting' oflicors connretMl with fhe Itarvsn. led' ■ •ffe rs hare luid ns several times that pendent utemtor of the community In Etow •<. that. • tores' the Cmgre-s mtn think that in some of tto States gs wsmld srsm he mustered out, bat wr which he has his home. ’ From alf tto ita nffrirs have not bee । condm-ted with »f tto United 8utes .m tto 1st <d Fehru information in my |vMseesion, and ary last poased a rnsAluU.m. which i* m tear in rouidaGiut ways that Col. Mat poid judgment nr eoonmny. and that ttot which I hare recently ArriAH'from tod the officers are d"|ng all they esn m the m<»-t nimble authority, fam liiAmto! too Iwtof widely spnad among tto the words fidlowing, nanidy : “A resin E\L ESTATE FVH SALE. lattoa Ml ton tiling to tto togi-lntUM keep the regiment in the service. | have tn cherish the b-tef that ptotomaj sni- Bodinmoftto Southern Stkteo, that toe lgnA* of their frirmer orncrs will,' at cutty creed with (iwire than half tto mnaity b snroly and nrpi.Hv trrtjimgit^ least in part, to divided among thpm, sett into a apirit of mttbmaliG, sad’Um'( /ZrsotoaL By AtoSmale «n<l ll-M«e •/ hakeom -frofit the jti'-tiM, of thia ’Bq. neprwamialien, connected wltli a pm- wba ’ • This tohef fa seriously fnp-rfer- IL-prssentativrs «-f tto United Sutra of jrerly s.ljioted arshin rd Uut1q< wtili ing with the willingness nf the fr>i:du»<-n Aiiirrto bi Gmgrass a*waibiwl, lay rwmli in a hnrmotiinu.1 reatunirtoii Mkhc thirds id both Ihiusr' owicomng, tluit rvtottons of th* Btetrs to the national townrke contract' for rhe coming jMtr. toe fidl.wmg article to prnp«<d to tto. to antne fortto the freedmen's Bureau lb r as ' aura as peace was prraianrntiy re Union. FhcrejMirt of Carl R hurtt is, nn atooiute nrerwutr. until eirR law is. L-gidsiurss ..f the several 8uiH.ua sl«wvd. - The ouwk i>( the leaders of this herewith trsuandttcd. as r.-qm-<t<A by’ ca-al lidwd snd epCirred, erairing to sinrwdwirtll to the CwtaSilsthm nf toe the Senate No report from the Ron. •. Retail fem are released and enjoying «H‘j tto freedmen their right' and full pro- United Slates, which, wton rsl fted br John Uorode has been reccivcil by the the cMinifaria of h-me. N-w, wr would President. The attcaiitui of tbe Seoste teosfoh. A t prntent, however. It ' A jS? t krrs fiivrtbe of said L-giafalurH, shall ba valid to all .inuru end purp-m as a ' ‘But would you not.,insure your prop like.bhkai.w wtot.w bar* doo* (hot wr U lavited tn tit- amromp-nying. rq*q (d | tleperrdi-nt <>l the nrintpry eaubli-hmapt1 nt tto emtntrv. and M.wn* v> to VMPd- pert -raaid Cmsthmion naiutdj : erty against l..«* by firaT’ 'Itot must era not ruiiifod to as good treatment as Lirate antOrnenD Grant. wlxt reooup/J Abtici.1 13 -i- Bscvius 1 — Ndtto' ed by the different agent* of tbetopsMi, depet'd up«m HreutustancM. Fire W«ur-‘ (tow. Tberi I. toe go-d thing (to m raWraltar ofin«p.-ction through acyJ atonrding to their individual uniipu*.'—' slavery m.r iuv.fluuUry sersitude rsi-rp* Eli. ESTATE FOR SALE. aoce cannot for a iu»iueui be reck»iia<i m k-brever: tto' health of tto regiment is i-to! bf the Star- whqw inbabhante pto 1, EvrryVrtore General Hnwanl, the. Able sa a punUkiiwM fiir crime wtor».f milidpatcd In the rriteniaw. '.. ,1 hebd riftto bhrvau, mml<- friend" by the party* atoll kava toeo <foiv cwvieud tto same category wUb .life insurakce.—i generally g.nd. (Signed) ANWU£WJ0tfX50k shall exist within tto UmlM Stales „t Jtok andfitlrliisthiciioh* and advioa he Oto’Kto»w much tto nperatl ma •>( Washington, Dvc. jfllh, 1805. Firs insurance is a pmcawnotary mraxira gave, bttr'tlie eonipfitlnl was. that wham against has iif wtoC Ws'Mlfrttdy poseea. tto Freedmen’s Bureau, to« fmtn M Bscrios 2.— CmgreM .toll tove p,w^ It is not a baxxard for tibUitfoig inure,--'1 slight acquslntancv I tore wilb Captain .-torwfiirvethisartiele by appropriate Headqnarters Army of the’ IF. SWea.) 1 **“”* -J—4’-- ,'k------- •*legiatailiio. Its expose, also, in urdiunry cum, is but Csrpart, (ttf agent at ibis plw) I tobeva Dw-mbrrjfl(h ISCS. f And wtorraa ft appran fmm official him. to to a" Christian and a geeUsiusn, To bi* Ewllrwy, A. Jnhi)son. Presi­ document* on file in I bl* department, tfu dent nf the United Stales: wilL I hare On doubt, carry owo the Fire insurance tad utt frequently Haye the and i tto anHmdtueut to tto DmMitutoio of tbe . 8m—I rep'y to yowtiote of the tBrti, United,'8l<ar» pmp.«ed afi.resold, btM incendiary's torch. But, fHs Inoitatas .true policy of tto giwsrmneo*. I believe inst, n-qm-oting a report from me, tom ratWIrd by tto Isgbdaturm ./ tto to*W generally well disposed ing »ueh iufonnntlon as I may be’ neerf eared a life.. And even ■ hhttoys tb*ciiban^ I 8Ut*s ui' lUtmto, Rhode hiaad, MitH.it advantages, the jndgeuH-nt should dictate, toward tF* gilvsmmrot. but, of course. sesOrti of coming wfthni the itonpe tft »R IV.E-r* Maryland, New Yofk, Wret Virginia. l he iuqniriva mitdeby the Sanstr of jjtf as totha probable benefit* to to tori rod Virmia, Obi... M—mri. Nevada InJ? , ru E 18 E. i *«' 13. *0 arrre; eadlf EK J N. SV. toe. slth« United Staten, in their muilirtb.n nf tto ttorvfrom. ana, Dmi-iana, Minoew.l*. Wwomo^ i 12th inst. Thaw 'the ’honor (tt snttou, tnThfe.trtJ SSS* Vsrmoet.Teumm.Arkanm.Cawwetk I We have intimated ttot jadgMuat the Mhiwlwg, with ynnr ablimvsL and। fntairc. T1 r»wMU. t-*r.r. ..J iaipn.Trd ..J JJ should ba used rwUtive U> taking .tmk<* y UIVTSIOII Of also that of the honorable .SccrvUry, pT arms wars brulr-so.1 of trot quality, sad wtifeIs : ulto stIto rUhgs rf Haauag*. policy upon imra Mat- 4n taking a purely ' mall tweotyaavehStates; • I left Wtohkngtnn eitv On .the 27th ofi A SnrrTT, SealBCT-—The B>tooa Trar speculative view t<f tto matter, this i* A ad wtorsaa, tne whole number nf lart mmuh f.Tthe parptoe m HM'inxeJ States in the United Stalo* is TMrty^iS, certainly true. It Is onAudbted^'trne jour ofin*]>Tti>m thr.>auh<xit i<o>na ofi ‘red rit e. “It cannot be exp- W-d •TTu Foniana ia |»r*e were to lie. itotfowtorti Stale* lately' in rt-WIjo'n, tried last M-od.y, Nov. 271k. nod ttosr mid ti what ohnngea were neoraagry in trifle were iv-ksd forward to toth Inter- tto di-fowdlton of the WHlitsry , therefore, the fruedmen require hr , tto emmtry. tob there fworti oquU: bo.j rednc.-d and kxtonsea curtailed' Aou' F ■a^n'SW’J:^; Job these States towards ihr General Gov-. euanee ..f the sremrf eeetita uf tka act u, «m*,»m atom, a tobto.*, a tombac. .< I ktowr h tW'Jteto anlid er piigsAl!.— Tk^ erenpull women's wstr tails tu ’pitars.-.ro ascertain wtottorttoy are full i>f lttoh(.toadaf Wtot maaatteus that dirty -id d.«. Joke BaH. will next be RMrty ct-wto-tol------------- -- -------- “ 'to' to I .tiivzw: BURTON & MAIN . tfcfcAbrxki *>«Rh Ito iIrpartraeM, ib would <mM»*. Kapa nkAUv!22ilLa * •- - ntdtotkm of th* laws uf the Pttitad L*rt.tr. •S’’-r-i’ *• IU KI.MOT Printing, 18H YoR RIDES, PELTS AND RAGS. Hstosgs.yirKUBL1'H &XA8OM C HD.m*tbe fimliah.-—von ten make rtov Xtoite. QMImH examine to hsswio. twg^y mm^d be The Thirteenth annuel Stow of the BarryGranty. Agricultural S-ciety s»« iaUnato gr.weda of theSiciety. m Haattop. on Wednesday aadThursdn. OfitoWTiTbfind Ito, IM5 Num tor of entries fta |>rt«n»"<' dll. Number Labor preparing gtouixla fur SVttCBONS CARO. ... »OCTn VEAl'QV'ETlMHMjK, aom ANU »ItLKH SURGEONS AND PIIY8K.1ANS. ' Feud for stock PriBtiug Pohc.- and gate keepers Exper.se> « Speaker .Samdry material* Ai.expenars • Premium* paid to Dec. 201b ah balnoce on keto Dee. XO A Tuiso or Bxairr n a J«r Feaavxa: —Christinas is pul. 'Hutt day h* di.petia-, SStJ eheap totubk-* and nerlaaa toy e ia past. .< The children have torn made happy, it if I But New Year isGunuig ; and what mure appr-pnatetluw t>> make a rich and elegant and endariug gift »•' 'to loved «*>*•• that duster around, our •iMapto/t. •rar heart-. Think id it—a foes fid watch, an rlrgant chain, a splendid 4lrc> time-keeper, a beautiful silver out»r. a net of rijvrr sp «<•■. an elng*nt tow' pta'imd ear drops, .< a«cB a fine gufil ring—wkat more appropriate for a New', Year's Gift I All these things and nwew. are kept for sale, very cheap, by 8. IL dt XL IL Cuoh fa C-., at Kn-wrl('s store. is a men «< energy and Integrity .and wdl otoearur to merit the favor of the pubta in hie new busiiws*. Remember Bart.o when JUt link for druga, grace Ayer’s Ague Cure, or the »perdy and cbVtkxh' Ciitr .of |atenuiitent Fever. <w CktUa sad Fbwr. Dumb Ague. Periodical Head Jrto br‘ Bl Ilion. UeMfecLepmd Bdli~oa F*v«r.. indeed. fi>r tto whole cbwo R.I di*M«*w originating in bllUry drr*ngcnonl. tMuseil by tto; malaria of n.isiaistie. they keep nice <>» Hare. We know that, hating tried lhea>. Ttot eon of Christ•oas Oysters ana Ito beouhtog old Santa did f»r on, and *e are p will re they came FrwtiGtodsS.m**. ■ pwwr la the r><W« buaisea*. THE Maus Al Phillipa Make • rahabie tom worthy a. « U.J aUl w t—t S', tain,Man ns UM. ■. a-1 �Jitil ait •rircui JluttUaimi. WEEKLY, book. For iwtaixx. «h<t foliuaiug. from ibe lUrWo.H.d T,ws .- ►Jmie.Bactan.n, tluHextiaordmary illualrutloti' uf Um trim reniaik that not inly great men hav» thrir weakness Isit iltllv ot>«. Um—that tiMMfel of deportment, wh. o-mid oarer ba trusted by bia iwat intimate friends <*e single b.-ar-md (be breast r<« Urea of abuse admimairatiisi wars bW accomplished Vice Presides! and b‘s magiiificeut nrice. the hm..| rirg.nl «» man that avtr resided at ita While House—haa written a b.-*. After any number of years in the United ‘ Statw Senate, after having served aa Minister at St- Janu-a and President al ..ur Capi­ tol. after dabbling for aaunbdd period in Urn muddy waters <>t Pennsylvania poli­ tic*, stricken avoir strange visitation <>f God, wiuo judicial btindasas, hr ha» published a Ims*.’’ E W GOODS IRTON 4c MAJJPS HASTlNCAilciOV and Station, .lithe'Ialui HEW YOtt i'r.Ta£Dr Adzsrtfa^zwul davrsU to hem is arise Mo FRESH ARRIVAL OF oks -1U15 Mfi* or SMBTMMJW?' WUOrtSKEPncXju. ™*T ™e.,c- M.wuatxap, L2? ’WR’rnfi w 'HOC; ’ Asd eoataias ike That Chapter af Fvw aad Uskdfsf Aery, fram |hs psa M rmrjpjigly^irlhW. ■ M© JACKET BOVTSD eiOSKEBS; ' 01 stenr leei Mnsnris IhsUUe a tale oF riluxTiEft’LiFK S«r:ci is •bsrsfors taersby gura. that uabrsachcfths family of the lateUrneuted HttHrtlEWT OF THE PytTKb HTATtS, II. —->u—... .z r.—v. ; Acrtcaiia.al baelcty MeeUag. An adjoartieil animal Hireling of the Bmry Uoumy Agricultural Society, U«v rlrctinn nt officere and oil ■er' l.usi. »r»-, will lie held at the Cuirt -Ifcvfoe, iu liuliiitfs, ■ II Tuesday the Mlb day of Jan*1 uary. IbGti. at lau/dock, P. M. 7 Dated Dec. 2(1. I8d3. J. M. .Nrvtaa Secretary. -s#ow-*nf*^a»»* eThb bsukiwiih , . . .. SCM-r HODS. (TSE TEMlfWX -CBttP THE USD^EISB;, ■ swiwraifrts-. UE3CU*>Nl>, BiAur if.ivt ctoTirilre. The Thirteenth annual Show uf the Barry Comity . Agricultural Society aa- llastinga. on Wvduraday and Thursday. October UtU and 12th, 1865. Number Jt.S. fAUBBl'.’fT’l WOOLEN FACTORY. Dastisus. Midi. diturea of ttaS-iciely are as follows : ;e Gossip Diary of a Vi WANT 23 000 IU nf WOOL: la mopfartiiri: igfai CLOTH— • •’ 1 Bal. on hand last y ’r as report'd Premiums not claimed included CUANcetTSALE 'TATE OP NlCBIOA.X.-rAs (X •• Ta-keta aurf Sundries/ “ Aid from County Assessed *• •• “ “ l^tuor u.aaiug gates Lmtiber f -r well Labor digging well Pump fi.r well Ditching • II 00 jfAtira rontiMrr luu.lua^ Ovrr SaWePa XBR >««»«, n»»tinn. Mleh rhoU^rsphs, 4a»Wutyres. Phebypes. Ac., Il all tile IsteM i-vi mast iMpr-ird Heirs. A rsllawreusent cad eanstr oMsms. Freesre ... U..-. u PUANPMY oiyfeR. ■ r.r nr lucnrosy. draft J“ Printing SURGEON^ CAKD’..^* moRU ’ ®.u<;i»Art#Eltf’;M8K'Tlrf 4..0 * <Wg. ft-/*•— irvl.1 11. Ck'dry, ■tiiawT V Ca k □TATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicial Clr- ««>» t«b n«aiw» Eu.Sb AND PliysiCTAXS. K0 SCIATCIIIKO 3328 33 m<is b.lma att — iu ircn. |.M C AKSr . WAlL<V.fc0TCKKA ansa. foretMwaa Jassary llth and c*n Crty. fure..«>. Jyapary hah amir luBalo, aftersevaa dyipaiy llth aad REDUCED PRICES* Will alered aa a core fee Pyspepsis sad Liver e. Il is eecuSASicoded hr 4laU«(sistad n> and phralciaaa id tbs Usited Hlafaa Ar oOrcrs of the am.y asd Jtaey, by o. i Oral nr BIT IE any fibu BIIEIMLI in iu»n»«si' Good Calico for20cU I erary trtir st bwr^am^eiljhmy OTUER TniJtGl Ut PMOFtMtTIWX.j iMuadTSem^&vhy aad torn I 'JWWEiUjT asateh, on elegant chain, a eplwdld silver limv-kveper, a licautilul silver castor, a igiac, sturnveas. Jssaary Inh aad' At greatly! 0.1). SPAULDING, A Tuma ur Uiaih is a J«>r Eosxvaa: —Chriatiiiaa i< past. Hot thy h.r dispans ing ebrap baubles and usvleM U«ya is past. The chrhlrcft have l«rm made happy, it ia True, and in this lira all the ment <>■ eheap toys. But New Year is coming ; and ahal more appropriatetiinv tu makr a rich and elegant *nd enduring gift to the loved onta’ ibat duster around unr ipimes and « boar alTeCtiona laiue around NEW GOODS cn.vNcERY olll'Elt •et of ailver ap «<•, an slogan! b-amm pin and rar dn.p, or even a fins gold ring—what mors appropriate h»r a Nc» Year's Giftl All these tbmgi and m-*r. nre kept fnr rale, very cheap, by S. H. de for clUUtrsn. M-' ».». McKLWAlK. U..ucr., Aog. I. tm*. S«»»BAJ STATK or KICUHiAS.- Eisma Jt Beuoin ii not Banxine Benzoin Elixir D. IL C-m* Ac Cl, at ilnaarll’s store. f> the berl^^NluaUsiUi^DiHuei Jfc— a M,„.-A. M.», —1.1 is awd sad rasa—mataCnp- Phystcteai • BEReZoW^ELIXIR Geo. Beuhain m the fiim uf Burtim & o.au lairiy days , B-Um. TU — I. B-««. Maiu. Mr. Main is a mbwls and With TH0Ma4 F tlfApR •-t Cb.-irt- DRY GOODS. bROCERHHH rwneaiwaa. ______________________ Bow IUves,Ct. ■ Uncqualed Remedy Dll. CROOK S urs the class .4 AImsms it H rl for V >r.dsat cut alt tUMWluSlab*n t- nunklad. nmtzhni Ikrse.-:. Cbiesgo, IJI. ; ' Vegetable Extract, Ur indgt'a Fnr pamphtri ts vhe'T.fo •prvdy and cv'ttain,Cure ml Frsrr. ur Chill, aad i*van Arm-. Peri.Mji.Trf firm! Aeta*f* • U.aiUd-;^ r PUBimHG the BLOOD, Prvveis's erlee. -it tadotised t» !Ult the Isad af di s«ber pnpemtfoas^ be**81* *r “* £'**' j» J"r "'"Sih*"1 c *r* ,JM>- .' ’’ L Jaaw/unn BEd Aforei wvK *... Iyer’s Ague Cure, the . OrsTBaa—Cole dt Son krap alt kinds s^family groceries, and are d.sag a thri»• ing busioem. They keep a meat and provision market alau, and wtat is n.orr. they keep ntca Oyatara. W« know that, baring triad them. That can of Uhristenas Oy alert «aa the best drag <»ld Santa l—ty day. baton *« tits. gMdriusd for Usr lamrywar. ■h'iXtftrBuVl£e»v did fcf on, and we are p-ilive they came Lyon's Periodical Drops! Iran C*4a it Son’s. TUB CUBIT FEMALE REMEDY FOB iBIlBGULalUHES. Mdua ft Pnii*iPa.—Jso* Mans has . I tell fnr cash ur ready ] nothing Cor interrat, nothing bos*a, aetMag 6<r bad debt*; U|m A O. PuiLUPa. aa a IwvinMn VMT tMAll. rtlfft paruitr in the Rn«ery bualacaa. Maua AiPNUipa M»ka a rWisbls firm worthy of pamaaga. ••«« »* dsalera, whrre dnJdrEB eaB trade aa wall 4 aJ ATTACHMENT NOTICE ji/“n "M' 555“ M> L.I.TW, n» ewe;' Zl—f ,wsjm i ffM--——------------------- - ; �L>ec-. 3Haf; tomrorw Cnattem foeuh«e Kavia«Mbee>. J JZ3.SW-J»8¥-Wrd £ k 1 ^5^3 GOODYEAR . an msTAxsD xb xpm.Y • 10,000 j sheep acauerwd among the formera who have parchaaari fond rf them, LSiSH"1»• S»r ' >rSl fa*1* ef.trilririiids, 7jy». ftwartlwvAft'Fwr'# ©RUG & BOOK STORE "^Atetmr^ note them. Never let them aland or' lie bi mod armow. ' *- " 2. Take ep lamb bote early ia Bernfcer, and keep them up till December tel following, when they may be turned CtOO x> 0 and will fee sold nt NEW GOODS, OF ALL KINDS. Railroad Prices, HriyaiDi EXTRACT 3. Drop ar take out the lowasl bars »on. Roberts &, Stbikeii, To Suit the Times. .' -CCbwnlevery day. w NAHJB, 5- Begin graining with the greatoet STOVES, cere, and use .lbw unallast qeaallty at TIM WARM af AU SWOB, of his own first. —K Ifa eweloeeahacUmb, milh daily Baaelbctars, eat Warranted Coed. foc’a few days, and mix a liule Mum With her salt. .P STOVE PIPE, Have just Purchased 2EDUEKD IF®2®B3 ? wg DEW DRY GOODS m NEW YORK, SINCE THE Groceries, Wasteskasp sab & Give the lambs a little mill food in lime of weaning. 9. Never frighten sheep ifpossible to avoid it 10. Sow rye for weak once ia ebld School Shelf Hardware, ROPE, from those Strong, to the Fall, and give Books. BOOTS & SHOES, BTA.'nOXTHR’Z’, GROCERIES! W***™ *KD U1-‘8B '1'ARS- CERIWD-STONXS. jgGOJKg Farming Tools of all Kinds, OUR STOCK aito P^Aua, K. Dos'! Im ae» .poll <K1 feU Srf.fer. ' Hats & Cap: fctb. rnretut, txis. fahck, irrTLorr* ■ _—AND Ut *C1J£NCK’M IS. Ont teg-locks Dearly Spring. 1<J. For scours, give pummed alum in wheat bran—prevent by taking great cere In changing dry for green feed. 17. If one ia lame, exanslwe the foot, clean out between the hoof, pare the hoof Hunaooad, and apply tobacco, with blue vitriol boiled In a little water. 18. Shear al once any cheep commen­ cing to abed ita wool, unlace the weatl.er ia too set etc, and nave carefully the pelt of any cheep t lurid iea. 19. Have acme good work by to re­ fer to al least; thia will be muney in your AND WOODEN UtAHE OUR FACILITIES For Doing Busimess, mt um*a, / Which will be sold VER Y CHE.1P ! Ufljiwm EXTiWS BUCuS lEH?tKJUdS3boe WAA0 FOR CASH OR READT-PAY. l»a^S«<t>n with bis Store la « PATENT MEMOIHEt. HARNESS SHOP. TTSF HKLM-BOIJD’S EXTRACT BUCHU To* ail .e»h w—4 iC<asnraetasse«MKtete DiOerrtri methode art practiced in wiateriiigbeew. Il iaiteceaaery U> pmlcct (bcm •specially from two thinga—fretn being frown aod from being atarved. , The lat­ ter happene when they collect together efoody In the coldeet weather, , and the comb becomea covered with frml and ice, I be moiature from the bodies and >o»t at ^boarw EXTRACT BUCHU RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich. CROCKERY « mucrunS^' froten, excluding than .from the buoey. The entrance to the hiveje liable Au be atopped with ice, aad the bece tbua aeffocalcd. The bee never peseee into the torpid state in Winter like •«>• other Insects; it periahea at a degree uf cold low enough to Irene it. Aa in the caaa of other kinds of farm slock it requires leas food when kept warm and comforts Me. If the Mm are to be carried into a house or teller, the place for them should be cool, dry and dark. The best method ia to buuse them, unless sufficler.t protec tioa can be given them on the stands.— The Russian and Polish beekeepers, who manage bees as extensively and sucocea. felly as any, winter their hives on the elands; but they make their hives of inch and a hai( plank, and wind the upper part with twisted rapes of straw or eordage bo fnereare the protection M‘;ml the extrro.es W beat end cold. If left on tbs stands him made of common buards need additional covering ; the enUanra sbouM also lw narrnwed ao as to Jrave a space enough for a aingf e bran pass. niu.t not be allowed to becuns •topped with frost and lev dead bees and filth. Light enow may cover the Live astiw ’ssf-.si Mwparat affair is the largest ever brought to this mart, ■ pnu-ZNix JsstTaxcE ci>. JCirUQHT, Ally at Law. MMdJe'Ille. FWffjSjfSrJtTfettBf Get the Genuine Article! T^OBBALX-K wtfof KwtiraB in BultoiJ, rate Bm saU-Laasa "nd* BAlt-eOaeMasa Me. t«, aad to errae T <M M*. U. ia Tbsreappla. li. Wmcwr. .*n>l.hed M pr-ysr raise, by Phoenix of Hartford. FLU!® EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, 'STO 'CATO IBS KEAOT OLD LADUB S. t’AlH MAIDENS }±£A<i,'Xa7S'i ftve. aurwM. maj«o* a haml:x. . MAM.V BWQTHEtH, 5«W Y»«a. aeylSy 1 V » "“T* •" Agneta* lheaala eftbeaeOrrUM, taBeery Ceaatj. B®OT® & SSKDXS. ,th.‘«w n_ MdxrrAcrrxrit «y two mo3ra of wintering. lbs euoof oat door wintering wooM .be V iaerearad by makhg better M'<». feral.1 hr Sy exercising more care tn proteo tv Ta»;YXMt rar or 333,172.64! ttMpaLl: tUcotabtaad adraaiafcaer tolilwi cmamrnUsI fecUm,.. with Um ability tv writs hesrjr luwa on atuglt Hake. • qmmx, Insure with'the Phenix vsiuh, w» a thirty yt ft- Shirts and piijr un r«i., L..j.a.ta. <■ — Drawers day, a.4 p^J sUm Pbantf pulkife leaved by » XApJg rta.X«c. rOB BAU-ttosU. « rf « U ■ CatodMla. UOaerMiala Urgals. > OB BMffrea sens on •» t a iff tetwp HIXIU killing season, to racb'of O«r readers as am “»«•»» gnte.wWeliqrs’ : , Have the hoe laid on his tatek eet ■ etet taWe. Clran the carcass of the leaflet. Take off the te al Ike aoklw joints. 0«V te M off tew to the •teiMttfrqKtaiiaiLateJowlJte tU. •hull, end obqrrteakdt lenfhwiae on thwutelsr ahfe. a» BS to remova the bmine fully. Remove the bedrboew is^ ■ ka whole length, end with a terp knife <«< the skin-then the for. laavlag ct-’y Afoml onobslf ineL of fol m the apraal column. The mMdtea or atdes , era now eat frsei baawwen the quarters, « --------------- ------ ----------------- K-tM®, >«vwtois t. tea tMto; ewes sr»«dy <kd Ata, HVMAS, HOODS, ta. —— rwteei to a We etete wwl ra. 1 partially or entirely frate the a BOW, ; w^w-^emWawMOHa. ■ ,*_T *4c'-1 ** ,- utuv.MakoaKamai •’"t. k*i*’7-Tw.’ te tee <IrwtaMl larraaaal ~t ~ iU-JfKSX- ~a*~r<M. MaabooU : Cow Lo.:, how Jtevo.rd. 360-tt3?»Wr7S*^!;! wwfavwWo when tbeDtnnberof blvea A , ,.H «»d •sdHms u fail— ZS?-, i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1865 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1865. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-01-03.pdf 7411a1be6fb8805d8bfef5213d51a812 PDF Text Text NO. 56. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1866. Q( Sartinjs ^anurr, 18 PUBLISHED KVKKY WKJWIBDAT, K»n*Hi HUH! Iliuri gistings’ 4»usinrsa ftrtttorj. | 'jriMradmcr Great rush of - - Stkritii jpuirg. - NEW GOODS ! AT sorering Ma facvwiU hee band*. 1.a , ' ford's (eying : . • ■ "Wbee I fuued that my poor boy did not rise from »hara he bsd faitas. 1 stal­ ed him by tbs erm and radsly polled him to bis fret, and wm about to strike him again, whoa aomstbmg in hta face—hit look—arrested my arm, and i asked him If be was hurt. ■ ,■ - ■ “I am afraid l am, pa," ba mildly answnrnd, olmging to my aim far support. . «Whore !-1 asked la greet alarm, for notwithstanding my brutality, 1 fairly Jl*Hlitei Irl Ji L-n cJlvii i "Here," be replied, lay tag his hand up­ on hfa bip. “In sitaube 1 took him ia »y arma and carried him to bis bed, .fregn which be usvarroee thsiamc bright aetive boy that I bed so cruelly struck down on tbst Cle of stones.. But after many months came forth a pda, saddened Dole fol-, low. bnbUuta.cn a crotch------- " Hare Mr. Hanford broke down, and wept like * child, and ths teareafourolled t^Dorin^iphestat' When he rennnd ACKLEY’S DRUG, GROCERY k BOOK STORE! Drugs Received ! i r.w'™o?k“ BATTLE CREEK UNDERSOLD: GREEN, JAPAN AND BLACK TEAS, 7*A« bail ntr brought to Halting!. SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS RADWAY'S RELIEF. READY STATIONARIES. rutt * XMVBXOM Envelope*. BaC White, Bnrse* ud Photograph Albums! Candies & Candy Toys, No end to them 01® SAITOA CLAUS Make* bi* Headquarters at Ackley's this aKtSfiriSiT. 5='^3.*s?t rareprevsetive. io U>ow ebo aw il agMatt tttraks of Ibra* m«leilK-». In cow of mCamsUus efttw bowels. UUoaa Colle, Fainter's snlle or 3*rt.*« utflamslory dUraw. the Jteedr Ueh.f immM.ildy slorU rose -M comfort. Itpo*wows marked over all preparation* -»—•— ——'-•»• -“'nar, «i>4 oll.ir opiate* asbr inT|mrtinr virxr , end snieua,; the vita! A FRIGHTFUL DISCOVERY “What do yon mean by such earlessnessf” exdnlmod John During to his sun William, a fine Lad of twelve years. -Take tM«r> added, striking fas boy a heavy bldw on the side of Uta bead, ••and that, snU that,” repeating the blows, the last ot which Itnuiked the boy over a plow that stood by* his 'aide. "Get up now and go lnto the bouse," continued the father, “and seo'1f"yiiU epn't fieep out ^f mischief Jbi* k* 'while,' %nd atop fast crying or I’ll gire-yuu something to cry for." • The boy Started for the bones, strug­ gling to suppress his sobs as be went. - "ft te astonishing," arid Doring, ad­ dressing a neighbor named Hanford, who was standing near tbs bam, and of course bad seen and beard what had passed, “bow troublesome boys are. Just see these oats bow that I've got to pick up just for that boy's esrelevsnres," nnd he pointed to a meaeerr ot oats which Wil Item had accidently overturned.' ' “And it we* for that trifle that you as­ saulted your child and knocked him down I" replied Mr Hanfiird it> a sorrow­ ful tone. . During iociked up from the oats Insurprtan, and reposted, , ' “Awaited my child and knocked him down 1 Why, wbat doytxl mean;neigh- “Just what 1Mid. DM you not knock tbediild over that plow T* “Why—well—no. He kind of stum­ bled and fell osar , fa'l faoggedly replied During. “Doypugo against parental authority 1 Haven't I a right to punish my own children f* , • , “Certaloly you have," responded Mr. Hanford, “In a proper maoaer and In a proper spirit, but not olbefwiae. Do you think that a father hns a right to re­ venge himself upon hta ahOd r “Of cou res hot; but who's talking about revenge 1” • ' ••Well, friend Doring, 1st me aak you another question. For whiat purpose ‘ “ ■** punished r f ike H better, and 80 it quickly answered Dor'•‘For anv other purpose F quietly ask> A DEAD If bit eMMree W1 sod bn>Us er otheswise hart iMmirire*. the Belief muevea all pain and dw eoter^noftbeakin.if Uwy bare Jb«ffltel*ra. tb* Relief takes out the pre and relieve* tluem from aa(.teta. I *”»«»•« witaeol abet-1 Ue of ludwat'* Readv Relief within »y reach; srwiuttbe rtlta, tba very moment that my atom­ wk at bowels are ret ef enter, oee of Bedway « J'iUa ia ail that Ire,“lt* «« reetare wy ajatem ta order aad re^ularisy.____ Soin ar naCUGISTri. sse *t . . w „ ■- u 1>v* New ti ork. eu- • INIJfaW aiuaur MAN'S BODY doom MRS. F. D ACKLEY HMiyt <rf a fins sesortmeat ri Mxmsw Gsam »< <m X^ristAxytas. ___ LaJNJPT jtoXKJOS, FOUND , •d Mr. Hanford. , . , “Well, no, not that I can think of just now," replied Doringthoughtfully. “And nnw, my friend," kindly contin­ ued Mr. Hanfol'd', “$>’TOi »upposo that your treatment trf yt>or’’iub a few mo­ menta ago did him any good, nr has made him any belter, or has inereamd his respset ftDd’effitoiion for you! The boy, I ven­ ture to nuy is utterly uacoaesrioca of baviirg dune any wrong, and yet you sudden­ ly Msnultedhim w Uh vtoleaee and Anger sj>d gave him n batting which nn peniten­ tiary oonriot cab be subjeoted to without bating tbe outrage toquirad into by a Icgislsuva exMwmittm.' But Iwre trij "Yu» have probably noticed that he fa lame t” biins-.- ,»■ ■ ■<■i ••'f' ■ ■ ■ "1 bass noticed it," said Dering, ‘faad be told me begot hurt whM fie wmb boy." - "/ « ' ■ ■ “Yes," respondoA Mr. Hanford, with ••This is a humUmting narrative, neigh­ bor Doting, sad I wocld not have related ll.to you, had I not supposed that you needed the teeeoo which it contains It is Impossible for me give yon any ad­ equate idea of the suffering which I had undergone 00 account of my brutal rash­ ness to my boy. But, fartanatelr, It has been overruled to my own good and to that of my family also. The remedy, though terrible, was complete, and no other child of mine has ever been punish­ ed by me except when I was in the full posaaaaion and exercise of my beet facul­ ties, when mv sense of.dnty had been ebsstened and softened by rewon and af­ fection. “1 devoted myself to my poor Charley from tbs lima be left the bed, and we came to understand each other as I think but few fathers and sons ever do. The i poor boy nqver blamed me for blighting | so much happiness for him, sad 1 bare । sometimes, tried to think that perhaps his life has been happier 00 thd whole than it would have been bad 1 not been taught my duty through his sacrifice. Still, •■ohlw-.r Ttririn* I ahould tw anrrv l*> • 8Lsxr.—Exercise your body and your mind gently till you are tired, and no longer -. sleep till you are refreshed, bnt no longer ; when' the bad becomes, irkseme, get op, if dreurastances .permit; when again nature calls for rest, fallow her dictates, and regard not the time or hour. In health, custom roles ; but when sickness takes the helm, nature will not be controlled. In good health, aeven or eight hours* sleep is generally suffidut; a disposition to He In bed beyond the usual hours generally arises from borne derangement of the digestive organs. In sickness. If the patient la favored with deep, nothing will eo soon renovate and restore strength; when a none sees her patient Inclined to sleep, let everything give way, no mattar what time It happens A patient should never be awakened to take medicine; no medicine can be so beneficial as aleep, which la the balm of Gilead of this stale of being, and com­ forts both mind and body beyond any other thing. Sleep is sound, sweet and refreshing according as the alimentary organs are easy, quiet end dean. AB*'I>tasS S/Wt'' h gsadaman of PMtadelphta, wbo bus reterttad »from a eqjoure uf’»«»• WMfia to ibo Southern Sutoo, during wtocbktaMhc peida vtau to tba partab Born in Bedford, Jferr HaqpeMre, efa^AUtyfatebwirisns. at white pteea bejtast the .fatend or nxmetatoof salt, ’ which taa been before noticed as one of abd witfad te Detroit, Michigan; the rasources oi tee Souihero OooWtrMayor ofttMeMv te»M , wsatefeated acy during tl»e last psrt.of ths fate war, for Gorerore of Michigan i-18fi»; wre gives the folJowtag foate 1 elected a Benater In Congress from Mich­ “Tba name fa the island is 'Petit igan far the term pommeu^ng 1 in 1K>7 Aunre’and poosisu «r;„a bill, at aorao and ending in MOB, nervtnjr te a member tgipteja, hundred and sixty fwt high, of the Wlton Dbteteaf CM- OQutefafag Jtte'Ut 2,340 acres erf land, w urabla and chairman rftbs CoqMaittaeoo aouededJyrUteJfatete <rf Bayou Vermil­ Commoroo. .IIfi.,.WriUXe-®l*'t*J ,0 ' Hoe. situated about tape miles from Ver­ Sonata to 1863 for the. .team ending hi million bay .fa tbs abov's n^med parish. 1869, serving oo tboG?Mmfttee oc Ravo“Although salt bos been msuufactored lirtiooary Claims and on Minesm:d Min­ upon the island far many years, yet tbo 'I dtaeorery of minsa vm sot made until . . /a«>»fa.«■*•«&*»' 1863, and they wore only worked by the a Ho was bom in Bhufteburry, Vannoat- confederates for a period trf about three Joly 10, 1806; was edmated as the mouths previous to its oreuposcj by our acadtmtas of Bonnlngtoo an Brattleboro, I troops, and during this abort apace of and st Williams Cuilege, where be grad- ■ time it is estiauted that the quantity mted h> J8W | studied taw and taught lire' taken put «M not leva than 20,000,000 an academy in Masaachusetta for slime ; pdbads, by rude machiaery. removed to Mtahlgao to HM9. sod came “The quality of the article is venr su­ to the bar olTerritory in 1883; fa perior (09-100) pure salt, and eo Ur as 1836 be wm a member of the Legislature taste have been made, Hie deposit seems ottbaBtate; from 1841 he waa a Rapes ineg^ptetible, and promises to be one of BMUtive In Congress from Miehigsa; greateal developments of the oge^and ebnin 1854 be was altaMd Attorney General Rsanlly of great broefit to the natioa.; of tbe State, twice re-elected, and Mrving altbougb the production of salt in the six years, snd tas-18®Abs was elected s Baited Bfatea in 1850. was nearly thirteen Senator to Congress in tbo ptaosttf iuffi. jnJUioM of bushels, , yet the Imports^00Bingham, dsressed.'fof*id term ending of this article from foreign porta were in 1666, ssrvHSg m Chairman oft he Com­ ver« Isree." . . mittee on tba t’srifia BaifrMd, sod M s' IBtti, nnd coding in 187L serving <K Ike Library Committee. Srxaajuroo c. mxaxxas. Ila was born in Chester, Windsor county, Vermont, June 28, 1S14;removed with his father to New York wbsu a boy, and was left an orphan at the ago of 151 received a good * English education at the Frankita County Academy ;atodiad taw si Ifachatter; removed to Mtabigan in 1838, ar.d there conimeacad tba Prosecvting Attorney far Lenawee cetin ly; sraa Judge of Probafa-for four yan; a Presidential elector in 1856. and fa IMO be was elected a Ilepreaentalive from Michigan to the Ttarty-aevenfa Congress, serving oo the Committee on Roads and Canals; re elected to the Thirty-eighth Qmgresa. serving on the same committee and on that of Territo­ ries, and he was re-elected to the Thirty* ninth Congress jowr r. muuos. n«. »aa bero in Kinderhook, New York, March 3. 1813; waa apprenticed to the mechanical business cotmacted with building in New York city, and was a master mechanic until 1856; in 1844 he was appointed Superintendent of the New York Penitentiary, bolding, the office one year; removed to Michigan, and in 1856 settled tn E**t Saginaw ; waa President of that village in 1850 ; during the two fallowing years he waa a member of the Michigan Legislature ; and in 1862 be was elected a Representative from Mich­ igan to the Thirty eighth Congress, serv­ ing as a member of the Committee mt of intereat and impoitauoo to every one. Set a pitcher of Iced water fa a room lahabited, and in a few boure it will base absorbed from the room nearlv all Ufa re­ spired and perspired gases of the room, the tar of which will have become purer, but ths water ia utterly filthy. Thia de­ pends 00 tlx fact that water has-tbs fac­ ulty of oondensing, and tbqjpby absorbing all the Raaea, wlueh it does without in­ creasing ite own bulk. Tba efader the water is, the greater ita capacity to cootain these past*. Al ordicary tempera­ ture,b pint of water will contain a pint of earbomc acid gas, and several pints of ammoeia. Dio capacity is nearly doubled bv reducing the temperature to .that of the ice. lienee water kept fa a room awhill, ia always unfit for use, and should often xeaowed whether it becomes warm or not. And for the same reason, the water In a pump stock should all be pumped out In the morntag before any Is used. That which has aloud in the pitcher over night fa not fit for cfaTsa water fa the morning. Impure waler ia more injurious to the health than impure air, and every person should provide the means ol obtaining fresh, pure water for domestic nee. 'ReeOMmoTtiB Scerras.—Appearances indicate that King Cotton is about to be re-anthround, at least in spaeotatirs cireles. A Washington correspondent "f tba N. T. CWwarerve/.M^ritaer, save: 1 •Pctrolram la played Mt as a fancy speasiation here. and cotton planting ta all tbe rage. High government officials are acting Presidents and as Vice Preeipanics, while there arc scores of unincw^oestcd associations which have sect Mens one down into Data with a few thousand doltara, more or, lore, to colUrata the flocculent fibre." A Tiusxsotvura Cojkc>dx»cx—A cor­ respondent of the Portland Prtn has ex­ humed from our Revolutionary history the interreting fact that in. 1780, when the excitement throegbout the country occa­ He vw boni in Shandaken, Ulitar sioned by the discovery nnd frustration of the treason uf Benedict Arnold was county. New Tori, October JM, 1820 ; fa moot intense, the Continental Congress ceivedagood academic edmwtioa; n appointed Thursday, December 7lh, as a moved to Michigan fa 1844 ; studied law and eame to the bar In 1840. end was sleeted a Representative from Michigan by providential tatorvestton that our to the Thirty eighth Congress, serving on array and General Washington were the Committee on Comroirce and as saved. Jobe HaneoeA. then Governor Chairman of the Committee on Expedi­ HeofMexsaebuttetta, recommended the day te res on the Public Buildings. to bo observed by tba people of that etectod to the Thirty-nfa th Congrem. State, hta a abynlar eomcMacee that w. k ■raowaareca. the prorent chief magistrate oflbs nation; was born in Elmira, New York, June 18, and the governors of the States, appoint­ 1821; removed with his parents to Miched the same day. the seventh of Dcesm- tena wbee a msrs child j gradwrted si bet, as a day of Thanksgiving for tba fsjyai Cfal^ Oy, la~ same cause, the Mi vevanoe 3 tee poo- A Juaaos Hom Tom, Coawnr.—Tba Hun. Thomas Coprin—whose complex-' ion, m*U well kndwn, is none uf the fair­ est—was introduced to an English gen­ tleman of some celebrity, wbo bad lately crossed the big salt pond to ere the American elephant on bis native sod.-— Mr. Corwin was Introduced as an Ohioan, This term evidently misled John Bull, who looked far a moment a good deal puxxled ; however, his face suddenly brightened, and, seizing the hand of Mr. Corwin, be expressed his happiness at making bls acquaintance’; then kindly in­ quired whether his tribes wort al peace with the whites | An explanation and soma merriment foUo«ld. A Foxx*—Two swam and a turtle wasted to migrate from a waler tank, but fas tiirtlo said bo did not know bow to go. 84 tba swans told ■ him to take bfad of a aiick with b.s e.oeth, aud tbsy would carry him beiweao thorn ; but they, charged h*m c-o: 0. (talk un the way.— As they were flyfog with os or .a viJ. pursuits '. waselected to the-Senate of logo, th* people •*" faem, sad laughed. WlehtaM la 186ffiand 1838, smite 1888 Ths talite imufac lbs Miao, forgot tba was faceted a Rcprecentattae from Mich­ igan to lhaTWr»yteve«*b Congress, serv­ ing on the CommHtaeoa the Pwi-offiare and Poet Ronda |«mi.h»- wns re-elected ksteoIMrtjMdeta Gotwreaa. ; Ji H �DRUGS! DRUGS! HA8TIHG8 BANNER. WeiieMUy ■•rilig, *• lttN> i^asSEZE!?: early popularity and Washington, or the I—t meat of toe industry and oepeblR’y Jtral ni Jiiattllanrm. WTItoJ hmitvefon*'fo and kindred a * FRBSIl ARRIVAL or dull.— Dtetrirtef Tbo folio wing watt-timed article is color. of President Johnson has rru'univTredlv bald abroad tbatf bellfoo wobld be successful. and toleration HEW GOODS! ofeiotoing. within the District been appointed a lion. We believe that history will sub t>ngre*siur.al comBtaatiatc the fact that tie negro race is rah^the loyal State* property developed, will become tff.valonly io be feared and dreaded when they for money advanced and expended in ue. It has facilitated tbe retostablishIf MBfaM* fin* not exceeding three thousand dollars pereon molested was ot African descent, rectioo against the authority of tbe Uni- one half of the jury empanelled to try tbe tod States on a large scale, and tbe peo­ indictment shall be of African descent. ple are waiting to reconstruct their Slate This bill was read once for information governments and to eend their Senators and ReprcwntaUvea to Congress. to be printed. alnna. There are two principal potato to which ! beg to call your attention. In piciou was carried from bia own district into one where martial law was proclaim-1 truth aank into bis mind. ed, end was tried there by drum-head eourt martial and bong. “1 frar that lbs Dmorr Daitr Peer.—Tbe insugurafame of England," say s Mr. Bright, “has tion of a new paper at Detroit, is a fixed never race* red a deeper wound or sderk- fact. A few days since we visited tbe spot whereon tbe building is being reared eactions in that iaand." And Goldwin one block west of tbe post office. The Smith,- in a letter to the Boston Daily capital aluck of ths company l« 8100,000 Adrertiaer writes: “As tho esse st a»tr 875,000 of which Is already raised, present stands there Is nothing wbstever and the work progressing rapidly. Tbe to ptova peculiar, much less indelible, eompony propose to build their own ferocity in the negro rsee. But the whites building, erect it fa reference to the pur­ of toe island, tbe English officers who pose for whlob It is designed, and furn­ have been corrupted by tbe blandish­ ish it with material that shall nqt be exments of that depraved society (for it is eelltd by any printing bouse fa the West. deeply depraved), and sad to say, tbe We were surprised to see with what Governor himself, bare committed such unanimity the desire prevail* fa the city atrocities,.that if toe Hume Government and otber*bactlcms of tbe Blate, for the were to fall fa its duty of vindicating toe ■n!y. dignified and abla character of this counter, It will be lime letropolfo of our Stale, a for an Englishman wbo cares for tbe artainly very much neod­ ir is hoped for fa the Pool. ong stood Id want open we sole interest is not coaAra we (.ever to learu tout honesty is the to the narrow limits of its be» policytt Have wo not yet been which docs not entertain sufficiently taught that the “instinctive the motion that the Stale belongs to De antipathy" and the "natural loathing" for truit, instead of Detroit belonging to the an “inferior race” are luxuries too costly Stale. One which will maintain th* ftr any people to indulge In 1 What was rights and privileges which are strictly the spring of the very panic which occa- ita own, and still acknowledge the rights eioued these massacres by Englishmen of others.—Newaygo Rrpuhliean. bet tbe conaciousnea* that a part of the population ha* not,had fair play I Our “CbHaervBlive" doctors have always shouted very lustily over the horrors of Tribtuu says that the people of Alabama 8L Domingo. But the horror* of Jama­ propose, by fair means or foul, to pre­ ica are quite as revolting and infinitely vent the cufocnd men in that State from more unpardonable. becoming property-huldara. Tur Pbxsent CoxouEsn.—The Waah- —A speaker in the Virginia Legislature which was certainly not originally con­ templated by tbe Government. Treason does, undsr existing circumstances, not appear odious to toe Sooth. Ths people are not impressed with any seose of its criminality. And secondly there is, a* yet, among the Southern people an vtler abttnet of national feeling. I made it a business while in toe South, to watch too symptoms of “returning loyalty," a» they appeared not only in private conversation but In tba public pcr»» and In tbe speeche* delivered and the resolutions passed at Union meetings. Hardly aver was there aa expreerian of hearty attachment to toe great republic, or an appeal to the im­ pulse* of patriotism, but wherever subnilsalon to the national authority wan de­ clared and advocated, it was almost unifbrmly placed upon two principal grounds —that under present circumstances tbe lenre of brigandage in certain sections of the 8onth, uf the probabilities of a claim by the Booth for compensation by the nation for emancipation and the damage* 1 tub xxcbo quBsnox. Ths war left the labor system of tlx South disorganized. Many negroes bad left their masteia and followed our ar­ mies. Others had been removed to tlx interior of tbe Slates by their owners.— On toe cessation of the war and tbe cer­ tainty of thair liberty, their influence ex­ tended to toe maasea, unmoved through­ out tbe struggle. Large numbers left the plantations; many flocked-to our military posts, and others walked away merely for toe purpose of leaving places, on which they had been held to slavery, and because they could now go with impuni­ ty. Still others, and their number waa by no means inconsiderable, remained with their former masters and continued their work on the,field, hut under the agi taifag Influence ofa feeling of restlessness In some localities, planters endeavored and partially succeeded fa maintaining between themaelvea and tbe negro** toe relation of master and slave, pertly by concealing from them tho great changes that had taken place, and partly by ter­ rorising them into submission to thsir behesta. But aside from these exceptions, tbe country found itself grown into that confusion which is naturally inseparable from a change so great and sudden. Tlx white people wer* afraid of the negroes snd the negroes did not trust the white people; the military power of the nation­ al government stood there, and was look­ ed np to as the protector of both. The efforts of tbe latter were well considered, but unable to prevent the inevitable dlenrdere attending such a great and sudden revolution. Gen. Sehurz then proceeds to consider the solution of tbe preoent social problem In case it should be sub­ mitted to the white* Inclusively. sideration of. • The following is the full text of tba amendment to tbs Constitution Introduc­ ed in the Senate by Seaator Cregin, of ork will probably be shortly diseontin- fur the next crop. They disposed to deal fairiy by th* blacks, and offer fair and just compensation fur labor. A num­ ber, however, have as yet made oo arrangementa, and are wailing for a disposi­ tion on the part of tbe laborers to close contracts, »filch in many instances they are unwilling to do. A good portion of ■■ — J __ -.laj- the Mexican EmtHte. The French Minis: flatly contradicts the report milian is going to leave Mexi advices of rreent data indicating that Maximilian is stronger than ever with the people, and that in a short liras every­ thing will bo in a most satisfactory con­ dition for toe stability of bls throne. obligate themselves for the season on remcnable terms. We are sorry that is tbs case with so many, and would rejoice to see these wild fancies supplanted by more mature judgment. We have not heard of on instance yet, where a contract ha* been dueed, that did not give satis­ faction to all partirtl cun«rn»d. [Fruklfa Review. ’ adopted by tbe House of Repr 183 to 36. on the first day of M’Cafferty. the HASTINGS, MICH. UTSgrtihatr Wmlld prreerT' I Mar -zprMA Overland Mail with’NeU York date* of Franeiscor ' ' Y ' A alight ahockrof-an ^rlbquake was IINI ABB MEBICIHES Tub «rd/u artfae, bitfi.* genuine mediv Books and Stationery failcSFTburedajf. R. N. RICE. Gew-IH.rxnnWBSvsl. toabifitiee <tVef|200, poor whisky’s not confound . ________ 0°0. —Tbn manager of tbe thaalrejust d»s•dln*Waobin|Mt^»rtoihrtito i«Kbtest receipts on any night of fas propnetoreUp were'B dollar and a halt NEW Paints, Oil, &c At. n<ljfurr ADVERTISEMENTS. i LETTERl REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the P<nt Office nt nestings, State of Michigan, on the 26th day of D I oMMtiWta a part‘of the U aItod 8 u Us, and shall not, coder any cireamstatews whai- T Dv**. a Ml Strckai llLUTON a MAIN S. Usatings, < o *1 •t«ry, 1M6. at tiated Itoe.1 Auesnm arm for sale F Containing 1 States lately in rebellion. Resolved by toe Senate and House of Representatives of tbe United States in LANDS FOR SALE. Congress Bsaemblcd, That a joint commlltee of fifteen members shall be ap­ pointed. nine of whom shall be members of the House and six of the Senate, who shall inquire into th* condition of the Slates which formed the aocalled Con­ from a letter received irom a man hold* federate Stales of America, and report E M •>< > tog a high position, it Mya the excite­ whether they or any of them are entitled 5 wW.*xSKl» RnUserf. to be represented in either House! of Conment caused by the late disturbance* Is paswing uff, and all toe various and wild reports that were in circulatiou alwut an M ai»o iSj IXSSam Ix>U in Ihv lUbyeoj organised conspiracy have vanished into port shall have been made and finally acted upon by CnngrcM.no member shall 11 A*lteflb* above deamibed Land* wiU bo *oU be received into either House from any of the so called Cunfoderata States ; nod committee without debate. ment is started by tbe ladies, but they desire tbe eo-operaliun of gentlemen also, Of all kind* tbe object of tbe a*aoc>ation i* for Imt, entertainment and pestimo ; one of ths objects aimed at. fall at |-M«u. O.l, Varalub aud Brv.br,. Shop in "'.ill Rxtcbxxd.—Our much esteemed fel­ low townsman. Dr. WtUUM Ursoax, has returned to in after an uninterrupted be apeedlly United States service. He cr.tered ths service as Surgeon of the Seventh Caval­ ry, was subsequently promoted to Brig­ fyiag the Wsod Sold by ilroggi j until his discharge. RD. DOCT’X GEACQUEL DODGE, MORSE AND FLLLKH SURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS. Ho never asked for Pbmoxau—Lrctaavs J. Wurms of Woodland and Miss Naur J. Etus, of thia village were unitedin matrimony, by Rev. J. W. Bancroft, on Tuesday REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. _L’s lained as much injury as a finger scratch, proves to some extent that there could have been no organlxallon. All the out­ rages that went committed by tbe rebels did not extend beyond toe fast days.— Some uf the atrocities committed by them are quite equaled by the crueltiee uf the Provost Marshal. The principle that letter in fevor of negro itifirage, Henry Winter Davis says: Congress is asked to goaranly as Itepnblicsn such de»p<>l Ism* as these: In North Carolina, 631,000ciiixensoetrscize331,000;fa Virginia, 610,000 citizen* oauactxe 633,000 citi- [ xen*; in Albarns, 596.000 citixens ostra- i eixee 437,000 citixrns; jn Georgia 501,000 citixen* oet<arize 465.000 citizen* ; fa Lnuisiania, 387,000 citixens ostracize caul persons were sacrificed. 350,000 citizens ; in Miswsrippl, 353,000 citixen* ostracize 386,000 ciltaens; in South Carolina, 291.000 citizen* oatrscizo Tbe Commertiare Washington special 411 000 citixena. The French were becoming daily mors unpopular, and their withdrawal wouldbe Immediately followed by toe downfall of Maximilian. Tbe new dynasty is only maintained by foreign bayonets, and the feeling of tbe Instability of the Empire is increasing. Officials 'are uneasy, and dread a popular manifestation in Savor of the Republic. Tbe old factions are grad oally abating their differences In a man­ Roams a Ciactx.—It Is proposed to organise a reading, or literary Society, of for mutual Improvement and entertain­ ment. Tbe first meeting Is called to meet nt the residence ot R. 11. WwirruaM, on Thursday evening Jan. 4th. The move­ B. J. GRANT. P. M •toord up Price M-i On Sstcbdsv. January 6. 1866, Msesr*. TICK NOR fe FIELDS will be­ gin the publication of a weekly j-urnil entitled < vol ten blanket may be‘found at 8. P.Tsdy’sm Rutland. CH AM.I. < > I i I 'I I . INS, llariisgs. WHflkERXl WIHSKERRI Uxt«>x School—Th* Whiter Term of the Hasting* Utiiiw School will com­ 8T0UACU MI | mence on Monday next. ■ 1OO. 1. >• . raaa. i announced a bill for die rsubliabmeot of. «rx*os» sad p . [taarisyiea] REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Iwmagaxine of this title ha* 1 with a : sbo< and Tearbers* Association. published nt Niles j |B’ Uy Payne & Whitney. It is a monthly I *'£ .u b HEIT SATUIIAT. A Journal uf/cboicr Reading, selected from foreign cirrenl Literature. Much of toe beet literature of tbe day is Cxod fa the English and Continental mag In magaziuc form and contain* 32 psgva . i.uhwi iel us contains many articles of interest to I prMtnpu** n» Terms 81 25 per annum. • IgSffi t<> reproduce tbe choicest selections from PUXXROLOCICAI. JoVBXaL Commences !t» which tseowwl thr w. ■. <>; s ducted upon tbe plan wbteb they prop,,** will be nut only entertaining and In­ structive fa itself, but interesting and valuable as a reflex of foreign periodical & 0. PRINDLE. Leiters from Vent Crux to the 16th literature nf the belter claw. Evbbt SaTCMDav is Intended for Town and Country, for the Fireside, the Sea­ MACHINE KNITTING. side, the Railway, and the 8teamb<mu­ lls plan enibrace* Incidents of Travel and KNITTING MACUIKK8, Adventure, Essays Critical and Descrip­ tive, Serial Tales, Short Stories, Poems, Biographies, Literary Intelligence, etc., io connection with judicious selections from the admirable popular papers on CbSIdrM^iickinp.. Science which are constantly appearing in KulW.x.bv th.y.rd, II foreign periodical*. Tbs value of thew papers arise* from the fact that scientific aulijects, however harsh and dry in them- cretly as possible, and principally at\«r> •«»>»• Instructing him, -Par*monnt sovereignty, shall reside night. A bearer of dispatches from Ike it win **• t»e, fa ti short, the aim of its Pub­ within Ihu UnUsd States, and every citi ______ i.-l _ K. _L.ll___ Ushers ,k-> that V____ Ex_________ ____________ । capital no Lt. hla jm. way to n, War in Vara Crux m tic 18th. mend Itself by Its fnwhnes* and varietyto all classes of intelligent and cultivated Statu heretofore In the Union, i may hereafter be admitted ar rssdhMisfwMews: yield to that etraage dels. The trial of CepL —Ameru Cork, made contracts with freedmen tor tbe facturing associations, snd '>toer large coming year, and are completing all oth- enterprises oo foot, both in England and France, that will have claims on thdr in a bitter respective Government*- which will in to resist the execution uf a warrant against some of their number. The mil­ ing completed itary were called upon and fired into there Charlotte by 1 killing several. The infuriated rfotera July next.* then closed with toe aolditre, and seising their muskets, sltw some twenty of them in turn, and tore Others in piecev. But Governor Eyre himself admits that wo­ men and children werb respected. Only ■me man waa subsequently killed, and the Governor further admits that there was no attempt at extending an insurrec­ were rigidly excluded from his room.— tion. But panic instantly seised the On too Sunday following tbeassassination and then that sulfeniasion was the only British authorities. They surrounded means by which they codd rid-^cm with a military force the settlement fa •elves of the Federal soldiers, and ohlaln once more control on tbelyiwn aflkire. Borne of the speakers may have been in­ mountaineers, descendants of tbe old Department, on which be gaud awhile 1spired by higher motives, but upon these vancing upon the Inhabitants slaughtered then turnings hw attendant, said : **Tbc them indiscriminately, and with such sickening details of horror thatJhe Libtriad to to toe Government, and Lord Rubsell bis replied that a thorough investigation will be made. John Bright plainly aaserta in his late speech that Governor Eyre will yet be flag at half mast.” The old statesman's tried for the murder (/Gordon, a molat- inductiv* reason had told the truth, end diplomatin eorrespi it toe war, hat made n, m «»= — the upholder* of Maximilian', uuthorijte desirable that the text of the treaty should be given to tba world. It b undurstood tost the next mail from tbe City of Mex­ ico will bring this text, which will be published in Tfa M-r-o the official organ of Maximilian st tbe Mexican CbpltoE Advices from that quarter ateo that Maximijtan and fa* friendssntertain no apprehension* respecting the perma­ nency of the Empire. In addition to the guarantee of toe Western Powers, Ibero are large material Interest* at stake.On* French company is building a road from the city of Mexico to the Pacific eoMl, while an English ooe ia building a rood from Vera Crux to tba city uf Mexico. Maximilian’s supporters boast that these two rood* will bo oom plated before our Pacific road, and tost it will secure n gnod.dea! of tiuffic of the East tei Now that It Is plain that the massacre* in Jamaica were the work of men of the same color aa those w ho perpetrated the Rjjlxoad Lkttixoh.—The Jackson OilalanghtarofSt. Bartholomew ; wbo Work­ ed lbs guillotine and supervlaed tbe irtaofihe 23th ulK baa the following September niassaere and the Aeyatfra of "Ata meeting of the Board of Direc­ the French Revolution; who blew Sepoys tors of the Grand River Valley Railway, from cannon and starved prisoners at Andersonville—when, in fine, it Is dieparty, tbe contract for building the bridg black race which Is guilty of these Jama­ es oo the satire line, was let to Dauby & ica crimes, “Conservatism" is dumb. Co. The contract for furnishing tbe lies The simple facts of the case we pub­ lished last' week, compiled from English official suureea. From these it appears punalble, and sminenlly- capable of com­ dictmant shall ba of African desosaL Any person wbo shall molest entitled to vote under this act ting ia operation of the of Government In Dotal also the nothing »o effi BURTON & MAIN’S I troubles inJamaica reached thin the “Conservative,• or Tory pap* . in malignant eagerness, hastened to declare that the massacres by the blacks, which they Insisted were going on In that island were but another proof of the total inca­ the municipal authorities of the District pacity of tbe colored race for civilisation of Columbia, to test the seadments of the and that we might see In Jamaica what people of that District relative to altowbeing men whom we have alwayodsepi*- fag the negroes to vote. Tbe ballot was ed and outraged. But now that the truth of the Jamaica massacre appears s those in an almost unanimous majority against paper* are silent. Now that by tbdxcoothe proposition. Seven thousand votes fessione of tbe vflkial reports of the Eng­ lish authorities themselves It lalmposai- were polled against and only about ble to calumniate toe unfortunate colored seventy in favor of lhe experiment. It is I Tbe Emr Saturdat wiH contain each week thirty-two largo octavo j_ bamdaomely printed in double colui JS5 TERMS. Bifigle NumUrs, lOcsnU. at a MMioa •< her—which contain* Rufus Choate, Juhti Marshall, Sir Mathew Hale, John Bright. Fiat beaded Indian*, etc., with Portrait*. The Two Paths—8 Portraits. Character In Shaking hand*, illustrated. luRuenyv nf louil-M is’dil Ayer s Ague Cure, speedy and certain Curt _. ._ termllUiiit Fever, or Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Head Ache or Billions Head*cbe,and Billiuus Fever, indeed, for toe whole class of dlseeeea originating In biliary d«rangement, caused by toe malaria of miasmatic nountries. ■SiWii: credentials to take their seats in ConColorado baa’already adopted �Wheat,perbvttbel........ . ............. „..V «0 uo .fcfjuEsyijjyJinrev ■< Hhaa*aUssB. ■ The aebev and patni in booe> and linbi, will be speedDy removed by tbe ova of Dr. Ceol'o VegeUble Extract, which II* Aorreigu remedy for UlieuMitlim. . It wHI alio eure UH Tumors, Scrofula or shy eruplloua ootbaikio. Ilia unesuaUed for punlying tbe tdeod aod removing all mum of diMM Sold by Druggist*dee-J'-tnl in Shaking bands, illustrated- Iiiflueitm■f Mind «m Body. Lnv* and Lovers.— F>>re seeing and’ Fore-knowing. Ghosts ;uid Prophet*. Hoads aod Hat*. Drees and Disease. Engineering as s pursuit. New York City, with engraved view.— Advice to a Student. The W.df end th1atml>. Tbe IJ“O end the Mousj. The A»s and bis driver. The Dog !u the Manger, elc.; with upwards uf 30 illuetrathme. A Pictorial drntlde Number, 20 cents,. or a year for •2. Address Messrs. Fowler A Wells, 38», Bn.sd way, N. Y.________ ERKOHN OF YOUTH. A Gentlemen who toiffered foe years from Ner­ vous Debility. Premature Drear, end all the effect trf voutbfnl IndlacrvtlMi. will, for tbe sake of suf­ fering humanity. send free to ell • bo need it, the recipe and duvettona for mukiog the simple rem­ edy. by wtedi he •aarmvd. Mfrren wlvklng •j.nt.n!y No. 1> Chatnbere St ■ New k ork. ininl ant varr. Lyon s Periodical Drops! Tax Springfild, Mm*.. Rrpuibare,B Beaks paper, tells the following al the . --7-* Uff*. •'Dm editor of the Boston ComtnoatoerifA, romaiag G-a. Baahs by oharsoo j-la^r tbe elecUoe. said.'I am sorry, teeners’., teat 1 bar. been obKgsd to «yp<-o yoe for tbe part few •aaU'- •Abbsimyaar replied tbe Grmeral. '1 W tward of IL _____ * / -A ■r^ul7>ta*”X<,^r t - 'fri 1 i <faMN toAfiKBMMiM CMwhr. where bo became famous aa a RCOCT, sad was Anally kllWy U-fadfaa^ but IM pertlrularop< Mo DAU AND-RUfotif 0X0USD8, rfRtftei& t te founded—of uie darfag deed* ahlch vroa foe him tbe sou briquet of -U •»<» !«TOMO ABE,-, .iiuw r« - Rggirtdr; h.'alp’romrTthe “tEwiii cinir or T ? . THE BKD-8KUtS>. ematov. hrrfbaMrtt ume f.^npeerewted muff ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. MUm fatete < BOUHEOtlV/HISK*- t TY. ftey drrerhre aad tevfaw**. tte ? STRONG ABE. whoao sdvevtiaree unoag tbe 1S5ESZ£<Sk' ■ K lEMtWIT PIETtM A CO. X4 aiMKlCRT. CHICAGO 3S2 r »oi^ waaicront. 40 s J Jj GE8CHW1ND, Merchant Tailor, Oeedyeer’eHardman, where te to pr*peri I to de CDBTOK WOBK, THE HUNTED PIONEERS Aod sell to customers. vill provejte greyest llterey y*pj M tk* jfe* ~M^pr MAD* CIOTHIHG. ' ei'enta figuring in Ike tale efa*astnro to Bu geu- BROADCLOTHS, CABSIMEBES, nSTHfOfl. er*jait«aiiaa,teetJhrjal«p IhrawnmMt later- NT of Mortgagee, mi page to, and <■ wtoab s-jss F(Ip bri^f. thia tbrnilag record of the aiartlmm My3Ui3tnL,iffi'lift11'“Nhu rhana tbe entire penpleliee of Amonca. our reader* alite ot> Ite lsste*l far IL ALM jm COMMBXCXD, . ' nw 4m yta o» xia wrrtn •1 r Almedia m. brown. D»tod. liaatliig*, Midi.. November lath. IKS. IL Waiaw, Atty, foe Mortgaoa. MORTGAGE SALE* :3frare5Ei'5.Ti?s»9t n-a 0 ropy of thia enter to be perenoally .erred i<n the sasd uon resid.ui defendant, al lenos twen­ ty dvrs before Um time prtKribed for bsr served <m the Cornplainwl e .Solicitors, wlthfa part IL.reof. therefore. Notice la hereby K1.er.. Ifrat nrir.—* by virtue of a power nf sari fa said ESftgegeeuuriioed. th. promisee tharela 4rtCri bod, wlfl be sold at public aoetloo. or VcndaO, te tte bigheel bidder, at tte north dxv.1 of tte court tense la the village ef HaaHags, in said eoanty at llsrrv. < lbs said ecurt beoae bela g the plsee of balding tbe circuit court for s*|d county,, on Wednesday, lbs Slat day of January, neat, al two o'clock la tbe afternoon of mid day. The twenty fcnr.IMt fa township lumber four (♦) aoeth atnaA Bomber tea (B>) Wert. Couatr nf Barre. MfohTgaa, cwolainmg. aectrdreg toCfovrtnp0;.wree.. forty ocyrt, be thy Mtoe assrepZ ■’*D»toil, BaaUnr*. Mich . November tat, IM*. ’ .^iw»T HILAHB. FA RKHURttT. Mortgagee. Jl Font. Attorney for Mortgagee. GUARDIAN'S SAI B­ In the matter of tbe eelate ef Colvin Htenhra . thereof ibal said bill be taken as eoufvseed by said *ad Butol florinr mfaora-teimar Thoma jr.S. VAJI BWNTI W00LEX FACTORY. ttASW»G8. MICH. ' Diary of a Village Gossip o’clock In tbe after-noon or eaid dav. the premiere doeeribad fa said BMrtdkan, betag known wd described u follows,4b wft: The Bkrth-eMt quarter of the southwest quarter cf seetian num­ ber One, fa Tows Four Xaph ef Rwge Tea 5sis*"r.x:tt’i&3S4.“‘A,w- TT Mtrefnetorily appMring^X aBdaril an file CHANCERY ORDER.;. |d 1 .r. thiveasw. the: ibe above named Defertd-ht Ia not a reaUcal ef this Mate, but reeidaa ia QTATEOf MICHIGAN. Eighth Jodlual CJrtbe etale of Ohio On motion ef C G. Helbruik. O coil in Cbaaeary. UbtttplmiMBl'e Sol leitor It to Ordered, that the , in aaMaooaty.oa ttezilh day ofNovember A. D. sues to be entered tn thia cause within three Jfary C OauuUf Oatfiaiaaal, ruuciba from tbe date of this enter, nod that in ,M1’ COM of ter sppeeranre. she cmoo brr waver to A'Atet Oa»£r. I\fnAt.ol. the Cemptelturn's bdl to be Blvd, and a copy thereof 1* be served no th* Cutoplairuhl'a Roteilor wllhfa twenty day* after sarviei^en ber of a JT “Mtfc^WrMyfpreriag by aflldavil wtBk In eopr of .aid bill and notice of tba entry of thia vrdar, and la default thereof, that, tb*-aald bill ' la not a reeto'rot. of ihl* Stele, but Is a restore! : la ibe etate efNew Tort, wd that a sebMna to Hrirodwl. And it to farther ordered, that appear and answer has l-rea duly tosoed out of ! tote coerl, ootod not b^serejd.^ v , r.-.ttoe’ nflhi* order to be published tn the Jas* /foaner. a public newspaper, printed, pub- 1 wt* Solicitors, it is ordarid tba* tbe esM non­ 11.bed and circulating In snid eooety, and that said pobllcatioo be Conti nurd ol lea*t once io rack . entered in tbit canoe. witLiu tore* Breath* from Let ri'KNUHIXG GOODX, At FRIUK8 es LOW fa U» ven L81ME— HMilog*. May rttb. lata. myllyv T WANT 23,000 Ibe. of WOOL to 1 mann&cture Into CLOTH — '“"‘Tteos FLANNEL ___ ‘ AND SHEETINGS. ei* oa share* az by tte yard. TERMS. THBN S. WBRXLT to-aald by aU. Sew* extra freight a higher prire to charged. When Uere to a News Agent In the lawn, we deaire our friend, to path* WEEKLY tbrongb blrn Wa donetniabto mall tte r*?vr eerept in pieces Wbro sent by m*U. siagl* coplea, *4 per aamnm four cop.., iJ»; Vight eoplew. 1.0, The part* wbo ends mt n> fare ciubal right copies, (aB It it At thtaptti Aas to fftlgooJCbA ' for goarfatailitt. Trf it! WOOL CARDING Date FrmspUy sad U Ite Beet Maanlvr. .__ Tfea best of wockaiM employed. * jjfatlsgs.Juwel.im.__________________ RAIN'S PORTRAIT GALLERY, Over Rower's Stee Store. Hasctoga. Mk*.— treatW M. The aoetagv oo tbe WEEKLY to I*tetogTuwha. Aabretypee. Maeiypee, Me la sU the latest aad meet improved style*. A fall ssieortmeet and variety ofCase*. Frumas. Fittings. Curd* *a, al.ays n tend Io aalecl from- Customers are art expetted to take Ptelure* unieaa aaUaded with them. Operator*ecuetewtly al tend who will tasks every start to U Frenkfart St., N. Y. plena* Iheir eintamer*, aad to Kxcel ia tbeprae- u .JBKO3RJSI NEW GOODS At vurteatly! REDUCED PRICES Ssr^ffi'-irroSiraiEt; a certaia cm for Drapepria. fa Its worst stage*. 0. D. SPAULDING, pe-nuuteoUy cured. It wlh stay du ire** after eating altro.t Is.laataoeou.ty, and ...Mr. Ibe brete'Ld the nlafamldlvLte eel .. heartily M BE Lb. It to a* iafaUlblo tanoclat at fedigwifoa WIU BBT UKBEUBIB BY ANY I'lllU LX HABT1XG8I Good Calico for 20 eta “SSS'SESa d*red.ttel -Ubmtwnety d»n tbe .Oa*npla^..n Notfaa te hereby given tba: fa pursunre tJ a notice of Hua enter to be published io license end sutborliy grsntjd to na.br & FroJ. M. C>PvaL>.i»U. i cause th* “Hastings Banner." a public newspaper, Register. OTMITMIMGI IN PKOFOBTBON. printed. puMisbed wd eireutettng to laid e-unty, led ttel Mid pnblicnlioa te eoutmoed al l~i to tbe highest bidder, el the rvsinieto of toto..-;__________ • cnA2i(.'ERY ORDER. mao Slaatan fa tbotoereebipof Johattowe tn said county. Of Barry, an tfaiorday tha ^1 day at STATS OF incmOJX: Eaeim J rota* V annally rerred oo tte .aid defendant at riast Febraery next, st ea* o'clockfa the aftenuxm, the twenjr dv« be£r» the prae pre*cr,bcd for hu following doeeribedRet! Estate, to wilt Ctnccrr. l» Vttaxrone. • Ned ftadiaf to tU Cvroii Oarlftr ikt OrnU/rf Tte undivided ooe-bnlf, efthe north half of My Stock etnbrnce* *11 that it uinilly wiioev. Jtorr,.^ al fte i).-'. ia >aU Omit Chori ftmmiwieovr fa end /to- Avery 0,0013. ooAl,. tUAo,./ lH»adrr. .<■ D. IM*. i IrephtaA ObunU-y Store, each a* rteale. MaUaaa. te'roep* F, Um. tkoydefomiZ, tetltee far IS 00 CIa Kg g c0.t 1. T. a C. Q-HOLBROOK, CompUinant'a ttoliciloni ffauna J. tte. ZtqfandeaL PaoeutnoM, [faalfylroc]_______ New Havre.Cl. Dated, MsttoX*. »P»- MW.XP. KM. ' Emma J. Coon, is not a resident ef tbe Htote of THE Jficbigsn. but reside, to Chicago, Illinois; Oo EMAFtss ntanr* motion of Freak Allen. eomplatBwt'a sol letter ' GUARDIAN’S SALE It ia ordered that tbo Mid nanreeldret Defaud In the mat ter of tte eetste of Eugene Ccrwtn z MO SCRATCniXOant, cause her sppewrure to be entered in Ulla wd Alberti* Corwin, mfoor*,-beire of Phllaad*r cause, wifaio three month* from tbe date oftflte Corwin, CTS,r".ri,3*J.'S.3^.'.^. deneaaod. • CBOCKERY1 onlcr. end that In «xm*-e of tver eppesewee, ate Nolloe to hereby given that fa pursuance ef wtwospplinatlofle. Il kill, tte wikUMMh* Im Ate drivl,, Irew.ifa.ystemel1 mmMd master Blsd. m>4 a copy thereof to be served »tbe com Coert for tbo county of Barry, and sU». trf WoM- faaUtteUyTlfH to thoroughly applied. ■ IM pa­ tient car wash it off with reap sad water tte Jay pldnaiit's solicitor, within twenty da rotS^nte tftor aod bonder IL It to liqrtd; iarmedlMaiy BOOTS ABB SHOW, fa- *0 vice oo her of a copy of said biU and DK. CROtm'g rntrv ef thia order, and fa default hereof that February next, st ooo o'clock ia lbs aftentoca rSrtMqM^rttITOOXTUiaBO MBMCVM? said bill will be taken as eon teased b said non ai tbo residence of Solomon Btafttoa la tte 1 .-£fwa * FULL STOCK ol BOOTS resident dtfendaat, And It is fartber Ordered tovashlp of Jubsswwn IM following deecribed an i* unto > «a en»« urejrscrMr.ireaa, ceres Wart* aed ail hvnplrie diseases of that within twenty days the eosupto Cures th. rim of dtoasaM It Is designed fertereal estate, hetongiog to said miaoro, to wit:— tbeHsiao Rate-Clears, old Rare*. Gangreuo sad • notice of this enter to be pnUta Theeodivided two-mvenU.*. of the north-eoat BHKUMATIRW. A^oqppgs. i. u» »u tf .wo i yete ear end nil medlriem known to mankind. /Zuf..7« dfosjur. a public nvvrapep<v. printed S-1: pobltoed and drenlstlEg fa said Cow y, and the quarter of the Nortb-oaal frusttonal quarter of HwefKlured^|^B OOOK A CO. can lifier you said puhlcatMin be eoniinuwJ st Inal FttSv. tell rheum, or any diMnnas ol tte skto. «ri»yl DAYTON. OHIO. week, far six weeks fatuccnamon, For RbennUaas IT ACTS LIKE A of land, being fa tbe eoanty of Bury wd auto 8PJLEND1B ■488AWH Sold by *11 Drogpiits .^|,yy*t CH ABM. driving away oil eaten sad pales, and EKE ofDeted.'Decemtee Miehigut. W. 1B<8. dertfl ifakmecr. twenty *y» Utore «»« «•“ BENJAMIN T. STANTON. J.q4^qi Calf Bootee*. at To RblUlM*. U«rwHI sppearwM. HAKTgT yRIO BT. Qnprdian of oato niMM. Xeafa arogwa* «l Tw*lvo Shlllfat*, TTfS A RELIABLE Mteictne for all diseases fa ewd hr lorry Ofaaty MteMgaa. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. wbrehartse from«n faspunty of ths bfate. 1 OtterThlag* I* Froperttb*. Fa.n Au«a. OemnlaiitenreSobeitor. In tba matter of tbe Estate of John Clise derl BKNZOIN FTJXIB. ■wfel ■___________ Prsprfatere. '■ [jBOfl ' Register. NoUeo to hereby girBB that fa perseaaae ot Is aead and raccnanmnded fby I’hystoteae a "fpenibr ,c**h oi ready p*y. charge bate Court for tbe eoanty of Barry, wd State of w. wuaanr, Goardlaafa Bate. nothing ft>r lntere*l, nolhlcg &r hMpinp A TTORXET ate COUSRELLOR AT LAW, Bregwtet*rivrfte, “ iiri*eetiMd to tete tte taed In the mailer of tbe estate of Mary J.MaLaL A ate Salialter la Ctenwyy, tai, George L. McLellan sod Ide J. McLellan W 'Wwtote' preperoterea^ beostm trf h* ppp| Notary Fablte cad ConruyWsr, Also, minorv.-lielr. of John L. MeLetfaa, toeiiwi Nottoe to hereby gtveu, that fa pqreuanon « (A true copy.) Attest. [u s.) " ’ ’J.*TJ SL.“Jiri'S nrss DRY GOODS. GROCERIES Unequaled Remedy PURIFYING the BLOOD, CiUB'flC'StW.tWftl Vegetable Extract, Boxzoin is not Benzine their obedient oervut. _ • . THOMAS F. CHAPMA5. Thibtt Seventh State.— It i* annuuocud that Colorado, which lias cum pleted a State organization in accordance with the enabling art of tbo lest OmgW THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY has elected two U. 8. Soontoru, both Rm FOR IRREGULARITIES. £ publienn, who will be reedy with their grass immediately upon tbe admission of rtat State to tbe Union, for which It ha> applied. Colorado has already adopted tore Cooalitutiooal Amendment prohibit, itig slavery, aod will ooms in with clean bands. -tMfihM “*** • MORTGAGE SA^ ' n.u.B«.H.AD»T£F“^SS ■ giro entice to the peracn* Interested in asid etUle of l!.o pendency of e»to pvtilMn. end the bean eg IhireotTbr eeisving aeepr of Ibte order to be pub­ - ' ■ ’ ■ ■ : ■ ■ ' -■ • r-r^.4, <r ; : .T. we vhallespore to serial public auclicn, rd sod simulated in said eeuoly of Barer, for Micblgua, IA lbs bigiieet bidder, at the north door of the three successive wevks, prevloui to said day of bearing. A tree cej,y. 8. C. PRINDLK -*cfl A’lfert wd fateresL of tbo said dvreased. to Ue Ml.w.nr deeevuted Brel Balata, o vid- The Waal balfolUre north-ea»t quarter of eeetioo elavlfll J CHANCERY SALE. , QTATS OF MlCHIGAX.-TNe Circuit Court ftaeltowa) quarter of oecltoe ivo (Z) and tbe north *v*t quarter of tbe Ktitb owl U|far Of section inntoa. c ff-liw, Xato A Ctear, Arris £ MAX­ lister, /h/rrnfetrtr of not lion Utfrty-Bve (M) la Town three (t) north, In pursuance and by virtae ef a decree of thia of rungs eight ((j west, all fa Barry County Mich-. Court, made in Uio above entitled cause, on tba lid day of Octabar, A. D. IBM, !, tbe anbocHber, ** <5reiril <Wr< IteevmuviMMr iaaudol Barry Couatr, Mlch.gas, shall eelt al public aMtlou. U. tba Doted. Doe. Sth. IMS.____________ j higtAot bidder, oo Wednesday. “J •' CHANCERY SALE. lernvooof UuHday.ist tbo sort* fronl door of the Court House, of arid Barry county, in the vil­ QTATK OF MICHlGAN-rU CterosZ Cterrt la*. al Healing., 1. oud eoanty. the foUewreg 0 far At OxaUf ff Jhrrf. m (Jteoaery. dvareitwl -ol.e.Uto. to.lt: All the uedivMe? yy*r A! treed. d*mare< areyinamT, county of Horry ai«l btatv tf Michigan.leing the on. ball p.rt U.ereol, particularly deaenbed as L. W. Paf— end PkiB^ tt—arA, DrfnAaaU. follows ; B.g.ening al the quarter peat ea tbo In pureuaace wd by virtu* of <dsetne efjhls eavt side of HecttooStz. in Town No. One North of Range No. l<eveo. Weal, thence north Mveaty- Court, mate in th* above eau**.w th* »:d tey-.of tworudj. thence weal 1 wooly three rods, (hmtee Deleter. A. D Ibsi. 1 Hm wbecriber. CirarU sou lb Mvetrty-twn rod", thence east twenty-three Oart CtavmMaaerfn aadef Barry oooaty. Mlehrods, to tbe place of beginning, together with the tecaAball mH al public anctien to tbe highest tedter. on Wedumiav tba IT th ter of Jwnary, • team saw mill and macbinerv now lhereoo. A. D. IS-M. al one 0'cToak F. M. at that day, st the H. WRIGHT. front door cf th* Court l|oi»ec of said Barry connly (Tmd OrwV Cbmarimfoeer. In tbe vel*ga of llmtlng*. fa said routv, th* in end for Barrv eountr. Michigan. foUowfag described RoaTKetMo. to wit: YlBag* Fuxs.Aud. Comidareaat’e Solicitor. Iiaied, Dreamber 2f, IM*._______ ja«S^----- lote-ta the village ot Middleville, county of Btory in the titat* ef Miehlgw, number one. two. end three, iu block number Four, fa aatd rlitog*. CHANCERY ORDER.7 relrid Hili'* 1‘urebaae. Refer*uc* 1* ted to lie QTATK OFMICHIOAN, Eighth Sudicfal Cir- recorded Plai of said village, fa |bs offlet of the ftogwtorof DfeteofBarvr ernrejr. Mfotaga^ »J emt.in Chaneery. ■SiBl pvmdiire in tbe ClrevH Court for the county OreU fivrf £<^l«u»rr of SSry. in CBvacery^at the village of Masting*. la and for Barry Coontj. Mtobigw. z JxwpA.Swi, Cbmptotwat, U.WU0SV. Omit Ctorrf CbnHBtorivwvr. deowiT Amw tte ’ h. A New Volume. Tux Iijxvtmtrp Phrenological JotBXAL commences It* which be cceeetvM tobe invaluable, and hodiopeo Mlterer wdl try hia reatdy.sa it will coal 43d Vohwith ths present January num­ every them nothteg. ■nd'uii] prove a blessing. ber—which contains Rufus Choate, John Marshall, Sir Mathew Hale, John Bright. W.luainaburgb. Kings County, Flat beaded Indians, etc., with Portrait*. jaoianly | Bow ymtk. buldmi ai th* Probate 0»**.<* the riUigv rf Hm. Lag*, ud show cause, if any there be, why tbo . XMT o X, ua contains many articles of jntcrMt l» every teacher. Terras 81 25 per annum. sld.TT.-ssr-diS.wsftai PIONEERS; f in magazine form and contain* 32 pages z»f reading matter. Tho number' before tto^idlgand Bling tba peleLlton.tfuly r.rtBed betegdoaeribedia said mortgage M foitows to ofOlivJL. nubbell, eoo of laid deceased, pray­ wit: Tbo vreet better Wo totRb-eaal quarter, of thlrtv. and th* eevl half of lb* eorU.-we*t ing tbai John J. Hendvrsbctl may be appointed Kwction quarter, of swttlpo thirty-aa*.la township three, TbqXapoalt Is Ordered. That Monday, tbe Slid d.y/f Jeaosry next at » o'cloek to ipeforenoX.be aaalgued for the bearing of said poUlmo. mvuKmiT. Xd that tbe bora al law of aald fane.red. sad toi ether perecni IcleresteJ ie said .state, are ratal- HUMTW Btmf i Ths’ Michioax Tbachsil—The first No. of a new magazine »l thia title has been received. It is the organ of tbe Teachers' Association, published nt Niles by Payne & Whitney. Il is a monthly ay. by udiceri of the srtny and Navy, by onr lint authors, by emknestttergymiiu—in fact, by tbonaanda uf the moil intelligent of every elSU, m an aonjualcd prolartive-ngniMt epidemic and malalions diaenMl, and u a perfectly ittaocuwa*. but ■l the sama tins pmerlul, iurigarast aa alterstire. Seel *" \ ’ To"c6£Nt*MPTlH».‘ Tbe advertiser, bating been restored to health ia s few weekv by ■ very vlaipl* remedy, after having Auffered aarertl yean, with a severe lung AlfocUon. snd that dnwddiarsae. CoiuatnptfonlaanzioustoKukiknown to bii Mlorr sufferers T^aiT-lio <J»*ir* il,‘ be will send a ropy Jf tho prescription uied. jfree efehergvi, with th* dlrrottotiA for preparing and nueg the same, wkiah they wm Ania Varee-wefw conuurrio. a«s»a eaevcaini.rocen. CDiov, ete The only object ot tbe adv art. .er, ia sending the preeertplMU. is srJXfrAfirL’S'tWiiS® IJI announced a bill fur the establishment uf « naval deput at Grand Haven, which be will ask leave to introduce in the House of Representatives. December, in lb. year oeo tbosMod eight hued redend yty-Bve. Present. H. C. PrisJe. Judge ‘'taUMBmUerof the eaiatsef Lydia Hubbell, the (let day of More* 1M«. al 1 •'*—* to the y What tbe Illuvtriutj* Abcrnethr Mid. -Well lir, wbsfs tbe matlerF uid Abernethy, the great LoglMi ntrgeoo, to a csdAreroui loqkPsasohAU—Ltcliovs J. W nutua of nothing Aerfouv." * A* tbo reply, ••air itomasl. Woodland and Miss Mast J. Elms, of ABd liver are out of order, tbat’i all.” "Do jRu Ibis village were united in matrimony, call Ltet onlhtiig .iriutuF Mid Abernethy , 1 tell by Rev. JZ W. Bancroft, on Tuesday order, al yon call U. there's not a vquiri inch of evening of l*si'Areek. tbe body that ii out tnute or letv diwMed, nor a drop of blood in it tbati* tosbe«!lhf.il<ondilioiL' Qlixkkt Found.—A wullcn blanket Nethlog cun Im ui.it> tree, tbevifors II la el the may be found at 8. P. Qsdy’a in Rutland. very higbevl importance to keep the stotniab arid liver is a rigoroui cciidittam. If the oue it ven* ■nd tbe other it regular In Ito action. tone and eouUxtox School.—Tbe Winter Term <<f trol them with lioSTETTEHS CELRIIRATfD the Hastings Union School will com­ STOMACH UlT-WW-lba raost gnhi vapto ble Rettorslivc nod Alterative that baa ever been mence on Munday next. adoiniatcied ms cure for DyvpepsM snd Liter Hpn. T. W. Fntar has prepared and Diavavv. It is recoamrsded Lx diiUoguaalied f*BK0 JAgKBTd iiBpa. ■ ■*« « WATCHES. CLOCKS A JEWELRY Of all kind, uid of tbo latr.t PooUra* and bevl quality. . OT Manufaotoring and RepoiriBg ot Jawobj done SB Abort BoUrv and in the beat maimer. Gets a»i> Bursa G*avasizi«o nose to Oiurb. Shop in WolUng’a Grocery Store on S-ulh of State Strtvt, Hewling*. Midideeply to tbe htetoattedder, st tbo Noribdoor trftbe Court Howaa fa tbe village of Heetfan In said i low townsman. Dr. William Upjohn, has returned to us after an uninterrupted absence of more than three years in the United Stales service. He er.tered the service as Surgeon of the Seventh Cavalry, waa subsequently promoted to Brig­ ade Surgeon, in which capacity he served until his discharge. Ho never asked for leave of absence dtefttg his service. ‘uOPPINS fa AN WAY Estate at Lrdl* HwbbelL 5T4TF OF MICMlOJUf. Crnaaiy ef Banr, At a sesaion of ths Probate Coerl for tbo couety H® wiitmax Thursday craning Jan. 4th. Tint move­ ment is started by tbe ladies, but they deairs the co-operation of gentlemen also, ■a tbe object of tbe association h fur im­ provement, entertainment and pastime ; music being one of tbe objects aimed at. A foil attendance is earnestly solicited. “ JJ H I.O.9I «. T. a^s—.......... ................. 'i Tna RtdJuckfl BilUrt is no worthless ankle, but ,1s what it claims to be, a rtfeJ genuins medical preparation, of sterling virtues. The name “Bitters" ia tpo often used to cover • villaiMius compound nf MASONXa poor whisky and amne hitter drug. Du Jh Tns regular meetineoef 11 ssting.Lodge not confound Red Jacket with this class. rfy No. Cl,air sod AM., are held .1 Mm»»ZV\ is Salt, on Wmlnttesy evvnfags on ot be­ ; .- AjrieelUirwl Socleiy Meetiig. ers ovary fell anon. ’ An adjourned annual meeting uf the Barry County Agricultural S-wnety, fur Tba rerefar meeting* of WILD FLOWER -.0DOE. So. M, an held Monday evening of e«h neas. will be held al the Court House, In reek. at the Lodge Room la Goodyear Block, Hasting*, < u Tbesday the Uth day of Jan­ Hution. Mteb. uary, IbOtJ. at l«" o'drek, P. M.‘ . J. E’o Racer. Puilo ». Saauxi’. _________ LS2;-----------------------Dated Dec. 26. 1865. J. M. Nsvjxa, Secretary. BLANK*! BLANKS! ------------------------------ --sx a, ■ AH kind* of Jusliro'* end Coaveyeaee Dura AssessHeal of Railroad Block. on baud at Ibe Burna Otar. Wo bate takas ,ml paloa to gat tba boat forms; and oar blank XfOTfCE to brroky given, test the Third A*work cuuot b. excelled in any oSkce oataide of Detroit. Wo shall immadiatsly Innesa* our fa- ItoBA in Burr C.ovuti. to tbe Railrmd JMoek ef tbe G. R. V. RwilrowJ Cmnpur. bu teen levied, cllitles for thia kite of wotk._______ and pvvmeBt u( the *«c&e is new due. Th. ■»«« ■ me.u Ml da» ever/thirty 4a>s. to which vubRnanuto Ciccti.—It ia proponed to •er.txr. win pee beU wltbaai farther solicv The uuutuoU will be received by II. J. Etc Odd organize » reading. or literary Society, of Agest for the Cotnpuiy, or at u>v banking oface ot IL A. Goodyear, Troeserer for tbe Co-, la Barry the ladle* and gentleman of thia village, Ccsnly. . Doted. Dvcvinbvr 1. >8&5. fur mutual improvement and •ntertafaBy Order of the Bosrd of Director*. J. K. UHEUBK. /'mWoU. inent. The first meeting ia called to meet EUGENE PRINGLE. .wrUarrJ nt tbe residence of R. B. W , on •ooewaa. " MepleDegae.** i'm rum tearwaao. Mteh. CU} AomxamodaUoo....IftlA A. a. KinlJr«Xpn^'":'/.'.‘?'?U:40 S', fflghi Repress......................«>M a.a. *. M. RICK. On’l BupertnlsSdeal. It TRI WOJT SKEPTICAL. I V THAT THK"t M eetBMALLta < b ® VIH.TUE UT THE ’ . ef Haatins*. Mlctognn^ 1r^rid Llndtsy Bowne. rH^iiskyk It has cured soma very bad cases uf Dyspepatd. '' - *> aaASiaick Paprr JWA'rifQ !S!riri?!S.K^X«a!tfX at: enstile end other tevertisementa, from »*0 to MO other pulmonary. disorder, we know, of sAthlag so rfBeitnl as Cm*s Cough B^- sam. Our ad vide is, take little and often. To those who have been U«ii« on the 1st of the land through the holidays, end bur* got their etomanha uuiof order, wo erould preeertbw Cue’s Dyspepsia Cute; 101 >•£>._1. Zl! ,.2_x WlSW YOBK WEEKLY, <Tlu von led by Nefooh btevena ef Chfaoun senaly, !® I® S they are well shod, snd allow no change ggy Legal UnrttonwoU Ul .barged it tte of clothing. If any is so unfortunate as retoanoeeste p«r folia (IM wards.) for tbe Brel to contract cold, cough. Hoarseness, or “ MORTGAGE SAL& fl , n ^asliigt Jritt iirrtnl. and kindred ailments—much worse than severe Cold weather, nod we advise our B*v Satoru peas to proa* M Tuesdays,' eed »U attU- readers, particularly those prrdiepuscd leratewtotorf/br iorerlean mart UtaaMU —tar. io»ny palmtiuery weakness, t<> sea to it If — r—J»f atemmf, ff etek M*. 3Ilcklff»a Central Bail read. rui>«|<r Trains an tbs Michigan Central Bailread aaw leave BaUI. Creek •• follow a: nun »unru«. MsU Tenia..............................l.-W r. a. D«y -apr»M.......................... ditto r. a. S hsW 'rails joral ni JgiitrilBttw. «rrMUinupno?Jua*Tttorrr. . S Benzoin Elixir FVBffB-Smta, “’SX^arJ^^rai'rt r vuiBHAumni and tr> tte Lllawiar daaarib^ Real ItoUite be­ bate Coeri for the county of Berre, aud Slate o| in Michigan. I shall sell or canee to be sold at Feb longing to tbs relate ofriSl dawread. to wll:Tho *o*u> part, of the sente real quarter, of eoc tree Re. U ia town three (»,) north ef range nine Mcirriggg-- *** dtbjrer than otters Maney A^soate eo War Clatas Clrctet Coart Cnmuteaatamer tor lazry Ccunij.____ AjateaCs Check's* CBte, la HasrtxM, ovwy Doe* ran to o*U st spaulter" BUXCOVm TW.U actuate BlOfiEw teJXIB And you wilt ote-ifes, without it Dated, Dto ITtk. IBM- JOni ft T»»AW» ATTACHMENT NOTICE ifteCT_________ (JaarAUorf toUru—ii. £AND FOR SALE. • IWg PraaWent, -wmJ tots tone. R «» “Mi Cwveyaaoer may be feendwttbe BcaatrOfftr. STSLS-Ai-usairaxsi M1&.M teuaiy aad tetek pay. Me toy d.eees*d mWWY' IWWife «• —MbW MmMRm from UerU«a he Mod tea tarttopefa eoid otetos......... CATEAMrt FSl&H. ■** ‘■EFttWfc TBtr'Wnr. , XODnHDKCBp Tv wtakinggsjlh-sfi « W« DWJ5«T»r rUTH. ites rt. dor toted, an rtartn, tom '■ -T'Motonc x»»iwwMX> OetaHateBdvorHsto, red____ ON VULCAUm M’BBKR BASE, —L_—-—i— ** GJ IM 310 L«»* Wom, AHrtfatag Qteifei.’ I am aw prmmrlag Psr.riac*. Beaaty sad Haotinge.Mhy »<h. IM r-M^yto" - * *• oKeep, •taeB«aa*ri^^lrfrti4^.linA.1 ' J �8D-JHa !8OUhQ PVLMOJilC SYB.UP, SEAWEED TOHIC, H. A. GOODYEAR Informs tbs pflblfc, tUi hte stock of ♦>« "BJGKLY KSCSmiTH" UMUVO9 7J FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU THE HASTINGS DRUG & BOOK STORE L, uAC .SilUwirth i»d tn owntain aLwrepherein the winter sensou. Wehafsapnjg art wfoUe usd al­ moat summer ia the consecutive. months that Sonstiluit dur winter «M>on. , This suggeits to us the remarkable tact that Canfornia affords every variety of climate. All th® cereals known to the world are produced on our soil The fruits known to every sone, temperate, torrid and cold, are produced within the limits of ibis state. The olive, ths Kg, lbs tamarind, tbe date, tbeintoxicating,India IRON, pawthle grape, tbe apple, the p®auh,4bb IS and win be sold at JULIUS RUSSELL & CO., ■ XETIUS, iave just Purchased IK’l-J nEJutOtTED OF ALL KINDS. NEW GOODS, To Suit the Times. KKWDIBI) JBIKDBB t HOTiJJH listings bantr, Ibi’ri.T wnallBiuru.- NEW Railroad Prices, NAUA srovB, WE DEAL IN Drugs J DRY GOODS SAP PANK And .— golden tree o( lit*-, peridea, the auriferous vclnm'f quartz are ramMted thresh tb» lulls, and Kteote stands in dtetnsy as she gates on the. reallntlnn of tho wonders of Aladdin’s lamp. Marble, coal, petroleum, ores, agentifornu'r and eoprlftroim; dealing wstore-tile tba - soda of Napa and the e»hilsraUbg outpourings of the Tuscan Springs, add still more to the miraculous statistic* ofthe edabtrj , So wonderful is car climate, Ihavatrangera.wlll uotbeliure the most ordinary relation which we make tnem. If »« tell them of trees more than three bandred feet high, and sb Immense incircum,’ fereuce that the stump of one of them was used as a floor of a daociog hall, they smile -incredulously. If we allude to eqaubes that weigh a hundaed or two hundred pounds, they Mare at us M though WO were .undertaking to impose upon their Ignorance, you cannot in­ duce them to credit the fart that sweet potatoes often weigh, In this country, irom ten to fifteen pound*, and there arc bacte which -Mee to be dug frosh-the ground aa yntr would dig up the stamp of an ordinary tree. Nature baring boon so lavish and pro­ digal of her gifts, and so nrumtecuoua Id her favuts, wo can aflurd to, pat up ’ with bar little caprices ot sunshine and warm and cold,’daring tbo few munlbsof her winter season. In all her moods and tenaes ours te a glorious and beaij)>fal landKgxrtxo Arruts— .Apples are so scarce *nd dear this season that special pains should be taken to preserve them.A sensible- article on the subject !n the Chantry Genyeman reoomaAds that they should be tre^ dry. cha te? placed in contact with subeunces that will readily absorb tbe moisture tint comes from them. Therefore lot them La put tn eIsM dry casks. Old Floor barrels wall seasoned and dean, ere nt| good for tbe purpose, bnt Lima barrels are still bet ter. Then let them be pecked in dean, dry sawdust, shaving or leaves, all of which are good, but charcoal, being a bat»er absorbent than dther, is preferable. And finally cut them Into a dry and well ventilated csllar, and they will kesp sound and frosh for ■ reasonably long time.— We think iflhase directions are obsarved >baen who lay up applet for use will find tbernaclves well paid fur their labor. ererytbing elec fashioned ghMt 1TM. ' Wa alas ktep an band a good .mrtaMst st Decline, School Great In Prices, Shelf Hardware, ROPE, Bookft, STA.TIOITEJR’Sr, FEES, PENCILS. INKS. raPEB.ESVELOPES GROCERIES! BATTLE CUE Groceries, IK NEW YORK, SINCE THE from AU MFta »f GOOD* ON T ciip,aHi BOOTS & SHOES, SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS Hats & Caps, CtlOCKEt'.Y AND CLASS WARE. KSADY STATP tk*. corn*. rroiB.sricts, i p.’n. rtms. ncA uuika worisn. Farming Tools of all kinds, OUR STOCK AHt) I ACCTS. • ■ LASS. f TJUTTY OUR rACILttlBS AND WOODEN WARE. For Doing Busimess, mi mins, Which will be sold W FOR MECHAMICAL AND MID1CIMAL ruR*osw,o?n.Tut4 VERY CI1E.1P! nlLHBuUFS EXTRACT BUCHS i ssiiracvB dUois wash Pho1 TOR CASH OB READY-TAY. MTEST MEDICINES. RUSSELL’S STORE, CROCKERY JLDS EXTRACT BUCHU tu juuur bumeLlac is the largest ever brought to this mart, 11KENIX INSURANCE CO. Irlnfssnd Hrcrret A a ara mIIm. «d Ito •bld matter wl.lrb fur mr« t •rrttotod ter difcrwi „7 "~,n ? ’-'t* ripest..-* .psclOTatii. trora Eat laam h —- - —»« •ia Um vlllasa of HMtiun. I^WRIUMT. |ry at Law, MiMJarilK Get the Genuine Article! TltOR 8AJJL~1 U of s s seaties t la tores M 1? Hops J pnea per ac?. H. WEIGHT. TfOR HALE—5 w-Xof soetten » te RaUaaJ. JJKAL SOLID lJCHDKlXCl-m.1 stead. tb« IX teal tt Tim aad Firs, te wWkuw aadpri- Phmnix of Hartford. FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, THE I'DCEXIX crrsna'rn riaxirruiUl W COT KE KEAOT OLD LADIES A FAJR MAIDENS free. Addn-M. MASOJT A HAMI.Ijr, Hones, er MAMOX BUOTUKRH, Xsw You. »«pl»rl KC. FrtedkAJ.W. IteaeroA are Agnus for ■ UianJe ofUsseOegsM, is Harry Cewsly. 933,172.64! . (rnmcART uod BOOTS & SIEI(D®S( 11 KMVXZX-JSit-' - « trt® «h«J d«r*»S» th. whit, dqpstir, .r.um, l«kiM •P‘‘"Ms-rrtmn., kbrlrvcotoahy th-p.i.esl dt»r ‘ ®f «be mesa vvhaUs swdlwne. knonr. |t u m.lnrr.1, power-folly teskand toxins mtts.lt Ti rr.ut.ln.soopism. TM 1~-U1 Ito nil.,- ... .--l-r-.-H, »1 .„d 'mcrtlvo. On«bo« >n feai it will 4U-— io)kind-ard jour calibage wftlksep alt winter, fresh and green, and he accessible at all times as frost is aot so severe un­ der this protect*# *sln exposed place*. eouaty ; aitrage price sboul |« p«rMr*. Wa’hive pursued this plan far-y Aprs, ttd it has alwava given utufertion.— yGt AAXJt-HKrfs • y A ■T It. ia Tboniajiple. 360 L-=?P=SS,“"l?SSr ' T-osocX— A tongue should lx> aoaktd twelve hours w eoM water, if salted and 1 •Hid.’tf a grtwfl w frwb om from pickle, yeo hours soaking ia cold water te auffi i cisnL Put it on to cook in plenty ot >“ .11 r«l~llz ww: , oi new Shirts and Drawers WmeorTai a Makes hit Il< Hastings, Mich. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-01-10.pdf 777ee6ef151c8b51c01bcafda5075198 PDF Text Text IgDUJia !8xfJffa;J! tonic STJMG WEED TONIC; .WIKAS 80X178AH .lAVIBJI/. HF!35n TERMS, Z ZOTfl ni Uanntr, HUM! mm mui!! Sailings’ jjtahuu Jiralwi. Mbihbhhite ta taaoeetthlasshsd-his NEW GOODS «w*iSSp ill pparf HS*». Tw.lv* DpaGklMirAAUuiyi^MMtouisr “Never .mind," «aKi ba _vewl«>|y. “better risk my own life, than; Irt ACKLEY’S 4 BOOK STORE terrible ahurtloafo which ourbero rtnod -fa the way of .trwfa trevalteg at the rate of larenty-five milas sn hour, waving Wt hat,'franttasHy, and awpfaaad te’tho W« lr»l. aad U cents for sseb ••bsvqoval lust- Drugs Received I " SUHsArqfBVa.Cbnr.ZfosAWl, OUsAgsMsA 'GOODKtn THE DECL1NI. BATTLE CREEK UNDERSOLD.' K.sre Prtatfsg mccuImI e« afort ni at J0U«|»0»IU.* aM*Mt;/*a*‘U'¥- BUAMKS SEVEN OREATRLESSINCS ,!»’■JsST •talLbp COSOgalled ,U> atop or^pm 'O.Tcr RAEWATT’S READY _ RELIEF. STATJONARIES. n»k « awvnora Least A FbolaCaS. LaUer, Comnereial sad taser by the I.Ooo or p«». o*rU and card baud. IkialaJ ami T A. B0LB1W0K. X,AlteHW_v ssd Copaainsrai Lsw.ssS SUkUr ar la Chssosvj. will promptly «sd rsIthrpMy ■ tUod lu lh» lisaintsa nfhi* tailing; Oea«*JSSsiaa. CeltoeUor, ssd Miblsrv sad Usel EWSW CiXatticluW. OfBesiBllelbrwk Block. . . SJisttltauj. Photograph Album*! ©ID SABTA ©LOS Makes hi* Headquarters at Ackley's thia ■mall, and beyond a hundred.dsdlars and lbs forrtture. had teft bl* wife nothing.— Yet by sewing, and what odd jobs hssr soc Henry.cuuld obtain,she bad bean «w nbled to get along and ke*pb»r children sc school. Her beavisrt expense Ind been the rent, which, however, she was, enabled to pay out of tbs hundred dol­ lar* above tnetitloaed. . - . At the c<>nimeac*meflt of the secund year, however, she had wo rseervsd fund and found herself quite unable to meet Uss rent at tbe close of tbe first quarter. After the landlord went out, sbs gave >alna is U>* joint* <ir lirsba, Priory or perolyil*. Tiduu. ail pain* sad icto, larnenr., and iay other laOrmiUc*. will be qattkly'cured by the ■or. W* ar Typhuid Maroa. BadwayBeady UhriulM beat dtrtaleclaal io U>* world, and a mgSttS&S* -SSBUttS.’ A FRIGHTFUL w.rih of th* ordinary pain-kiUera, liniment*. Ac. sr.issxi?.“ x ‘ ’ BEAD WBAT Hftft. WESCOTT BATS. FITS lUWDBEDJihMWtaXD OTH£8$ SAT DISCOVERY A DEAD 0. KOLBItOOK. MAN’S ' bRCOOISTS, **■ a* Ke ar tforuto Usm, MWw Tee*. ."ul'tsrUteRW^S MBW umrsat Aeeoe, »siaWBr-"'’ FOUND ttfflts.W*' He hastily feraed sin order to stop the train. It w*a .dona juat in time; tfey were only two rod* dtotaiA from the boy. ‘‘Now, yrjd Ditto nu*M!,H exclaimed tbe angry engineer, “what do yon mean by risking your foolish Ittb, and putting us to thia trouble t” Henry notated mutely tii 'Ute', bretain bridge, aM thte^overcodia by the ea> cttemMltbeongb w||ich he had pained, be "aanls beek, fafottogv ' । in*';, Hi* motion wweuadmtwd,— ‘ Good beaFift^ eidMfted tbe engin­ eer. “ we hart been eared from a ^^,7 -r.----- ---------- . . . -terrible a boy oftwetvs, Immedtotaly took dowW bl* cloth eap from tha stall wferc he u«u|ally bung it, and made bW wWy across* tfe field* toward* tbe Terry Farm. Tfe dtauncewae abort * snMe, and tbe reate by which be went tank him acron the railroad tntk. Tbe polaf a* which ba crossed wm abort a mil* from tbe Hatton and juet above tbe bridge, a to»ured fort tn length, over which tbe cans “•-»& to^^SE, aM hour* MB a e’dsrt P.iB. m I .1 ., . . beHvc ths bridge ha* given wey." ■fer.mi aff•• •:> rr.-r— Rnuafeg to the spot, be found hie eusq «.qWfo I plelurw correct. The bridge, whether k~’*B»ti»ur st D««dir, -aad Koisry .Pebli*.—' beewnse I: was badly oonnroeted, or from ©■esistfcsOesrt Basse.and cw«nsisflhfa**-- antae other o*u*«i not apparent, bad ABjtaau berolAwbr* parre. ar* pgnly giveu way. and must Inevitably ; ■■—I have caused the drelruction of any train 1 wfaeh should swampt to'c»6ua it. That d rmuay ilvaa maltha tort In thtoavtasiwM 1 certain, alecs the ravtaa spanned the eumc«. . .. . { >a»^U- thought fairly ttmtehwdy Haffrylrtuwuitk “ What shall Ldw 1" the bawildwrdbuy. •'Shall I have Um* to gat up to tbeamaioti b»foro,,|h« nwu trait gal* slagg I - Na^tenliS Itupusaibls, for <Ri* about Uawl.for it ao*L*' l ' ’ ..i mr’roo- -n genes upon all imaginable aubjsifc, po|i< be*, platy a*d peUvIeato; impecsacs tobaoco and track* j hawkarts*, billiards aed WNea; mines*. .«u*waws» and mu­ sic ; atock, soldier* and awludlM; chuneise*. ortlon and ch.klrtn'i <sil«iMe. mHglen and real rataiA^eyvforti.aadnlae Aaliciaiar iuiriM. -wpcjaa; rliwe, »scc and. *»aRy j. tegeibM *jiitb every other object animat* or MMUiimate, domwiic, and foreign, Mxxal sod m«apbyMial, wlueh ro snake tip tliemtm ola suburbM, mmmipdiUM orWma^ cd Ufa. Borne few of them have a we rid widai MMnIMMI wadwre oreAta of locaKth^ awL.«mu are.ne«*r1 •sen <uo*pt by (be pragwieton a«4 prioV; ora and a fair patrons wbo recelte dwxn Mit or,by; aocUep'-. forte***, tbs majority a h*re Uri«<. «sd not a few plunge th* owners ado pjps v*. Tbe labor of .wodpping a aewsMger I, almost beytarfermpute^ou. U faoW, W iba raw! axpenwu pw^ute cJaU world. It contains every kind of lapucj, tbe use of power and mechanics, brute forth sod murele', eHuaGuh and brgina: ag most ba«iriibouWlW; to majiu a' aln-. gle readable p»j>er. . Nd cla.* of labor eti work *S ’mipiV ,YA>&Tft th ilia d*j "w pay so Hose application to ibilr task*'as’ printers and editorx yet the pub­ lic are Ipth io acknowledge the beneficial result of khclr.labor, or dvtn glvu them credit for Mther candor Mu-riflco or abil­ ity. 'll i« pbdtlvtaly sickeningbe com­ pelled to bear, see snxf read the rfiameescape; and yens must bahwara that It ta’ lea* and i-’rwc|.<> abuse heaped upon the rudely owing tn tbe couraee of this noble press Vy the'rain-rfforkih*, Ignufant,'of-' Utile fellow. He baa dbptevsd a degree fended or prejudiced. Mrn who neV*f of nerve w hich I doubt whether any ooe had an original idea '•i’0r' .(bought, wbo of ea ta ewprtJe of. I beilrte I eKall only can’t spell tbe simples! word* correctly, meet the wi»hc* of many present when who are m barren df virtue* M Urejr’are I eeggeet that iMtHeg eould be more fit­ of good forael criticise, drabtraua and up-1 ting than a pcOunury teetimonlal of our bralff a pj*r for'Xhd’afigfctart error' or the spialtcst'duforente’pr o¥in)on. Il'l* 80 saying.' he took «nff hi. hit end drop­ wciKhit fhe'majoritv cf thKnawspapo ped • ten dollar goM iafo iL-‘-Hte rial prcfrasldb’Mke tea rtuch tbyd-naexafapk wm epaadilr end ehM eagerly tare and ^tajd^iAifir w imitate ??»• followed. It chanced that tha indo ’was! berries shff Dibghtter,1 wM> Mre'to pftnty. n vary lang raw sad cootsfaad an unuaoal in these luminaw.days. . Spcakiitg of.tlit lalierv of newspaper number of passenger*. To this fort may be Mtrlbuted the large .mount of the men, the.Home JourneYVery graphically contribution which wan taken up. ■says it h one of tba'bhrdsMpa of onr pro ••Gentleman," reifl tbs firat spokesman, ftsslmi ihst Its working wheel*—brafaa —are noh allowed to lag for after counting the moMr, “you will be ahffheart । or atop for aidturw, or'stop’for gratified to learn that I have In my hand ■ickneaa, । or sorrow. Tbe judge m«y ad­ three hundred dollars, the re.ults of otir calamity ■ united contribution*, which, in your nam* ;journ bls'court, thU'wAobl arid'workshop I havegbe pkasore of presenting to nor may close its abutters, the inuorner may young frisad for b<* ettaragaout ooeduet." veil hi* fewlures and turn friend and 80 saying, ha placed tbe money la bls stranger away from hi* door 5 Uurmdtet* own peraa, whieh be emptied for that --must forget bdfore iwmemnw ibe sorrow* porpoee, And' amid tbe ebeer* of tbe ।of to-day, most urhrngaily arid freshly •*“ crowd prasiewtad it to Henry. ।aS a Bewawjoor-—*—•*“ -** “WhMf -fo fl mh»n asked nor hero, boar, whatever!---------- —.. —---------on that sama hoar i»e.'if’rov>d*ttta of -Mr bewildered with tbe exoeaalvejay, brale* m a man* ’ • habwmtfaHuwter and . “h. is ell yourwi^/ Wwrtrave no doubt ’ that a boy wbd'ha/dbna’lifaiself so much imoeku, a* tha World •thm reads what 1* credit a* fdu: 3rfMrihte njorolHi, , w)ll written would knew* drtwtn ol T»w dispose eftt ta a suitable manner." ' ‘ public lowta* upon th* adtmri* l*hrt< *ni Mvrf It Umy mrifoer." said' Wen- dto ladiun -did |ipow<klwaAiM* that ■ *.*-; ‘r"“ cutting bay. He finally pre in hU opin­ ion that it was “wlea an see the white 1 Preparations were now made to re' man now.’’— Ssyf/wnr Jfulrrpriit. verse tbe ears and go bst-k to the last station. The' gentleman who had been Tbe other night while we tay rooriOg. ihoroeac.* ofbenefitling Henry-so essen­ tial 1y did not go lutck with the train. ■ ’■ and nor wwary brain ronfasing o'er tha "If you are willing," said be, address­ topics of tbaxiay. suddenly wa heard a rattling, As.of serh.ua bo*tea beUAiag. a* ing our hero, “I will jp’ back with yen W your mother, i begin to feel a' strong they mingtaTlathefray. “What is that F we cried upstarting, and fate the dark­ ness darting, slap I wd .nui against ths door. “Ob, *tia nothing.*' Edward grqta-. bled, M o'rew hwg»«a*a>-ehMr we stum­ bled, “it to a bog and nothing wvors."— Tban said we, our adg**; rtatog. (fiir-we tboa^it It *0 suvpri«mg that a bug should thahh«fllMUL)'b“>o ynu lhtak * small now she oan du It Wfthatft any trouble^" masct. str, tbowwoSIdUn tbe *ir infect, “Yoe anal Introduce tn* to J?-? mutber. To do this you must know my na«s. which i* Gordon,” . atory offer aon’* pride and terror.’ Jwfenafe thought “I pm sorry for you, Mrc HaVsaid the locdlord, ‘-LwxiuUl ^iva you your rent If 1 felt shte; hut you know 1 have a family to support, and you know it woe!d not be doing right by them.” .< . “Give mo tbrss days Mr. Jonse,n said the widow, “and som.-ihing may loro op conduct, my little hero." daring that time which rnty enable m« u> Henry found himself tn the center of a ‘“WX-to-i ralaetantly assented, nnd i group of pMseeger*. who Ware proformd. ly shocked at tbe danger from which they left tbs.wtiidow alone with bar two cbtld- had jurt eeeaped. -Gentlemen," *aid one of tbe Dumber, a Bn* looking man,'calling them waWc, Candies & Candy Toy*, patimi rtr* NO. 37. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MIC®., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, IM0. ITfWtu « up *U tba arerrtlauii, turn*“ti5 ldrog r. drvpay „u |0, Um> a Whitey I* rcvon.u^wtal sswakllAj BO IN AE-VAiTOE Gordon, at length ng hu*in*«* in tfe U.ito, SIMM U wwUto acnm 2. And to II ..rttor MMUd .to. It, faU4-J,.*UI frbn\ tpcspTMaof 1------aB-sr-.r v ■ ■ —xk*togfun* diseases among reatda. thia tow ■lull be of no force, and cattle May be imported in Use same way as before It* I ’fesronlhal the Importation of wfeawh include*,aojqrdmg to W efeter • Dtotum- *ry. d^^nidrwpidf^footi’olxj. atopM* Collectors uul O<ku oxSo dfcfn.IILtanOn, ("•»“ roll, to M to­ ri... tor »t tow, tnitr they wUT ba’, subjected, .witter the Mth action uf the cJlectibn art'af 1790. to fiiirfelture: end “the mMlrr pr other per­ ron’ in charge of romBMtod of the *a***L ------ .<?rjienwn knowingly coocsrog therein, or In removing; hen* ire securing, the sama, ------—r,Dd severally, Ow Q«>3>(hundred dol­ lar, for aaeh o&nce. and to be dtasblsd from hdtding any office of trust or profit under tbe Utiltod-Btetedfor a term not exceeding eeven yearsand should suck catlie bo introduced into the United States in any other way than by ms. «atom* officers will enforce against all parrocs concerned therein ;h« previsions of 1 be first section of the. act of February IK, IbGfo entitled 1‘Jtn actio t*vive oertsin provisions of tbe act entitled ‘An act furtlxr to provide for the CollscLiun of.Dotted.on Import, sad Teenage, ap­ proved MitosliB, 1815, audfor other porpqaro." Arthorixing tbe arrest, esianra and forfeiture of all importatioM into tha United State* ‘Jn »>y nu>W contrary Custom* pfooera'and foreign agent* of tba United State* ar* tpquwled to explain the object of thia act and regulations to all concerned itUhaif vicinity. «. McCULLDCH. Secretary of the Treasury. Je*h BHUsr* os Watcrfolls. I likft waterfall*. I l.ht tsll why, ehny mor*.than I kan tel! why 1 love kMtor He—but ile is good . for a luynaee In the ay*teta,r ■ I dooth like laxynaaa of any sort—wot -i want my muskatere lively. But aaltbis it foraigw U> mi purpose. 1 like *atorfall»r-theji .are so «uy and oatnrel. • = .. They attack all the aax. I Boma ttey rfMCft vrllb graat fury, [^whil* others they approach out* like a siege, warkingfUfawtawly.. Ik was no bigger thau a small French, tuninp. It had attacked a small woman 0* OaIr t.itH tnfomer*'duration. ‘ aW wm foil of recreation, and when '■be bhtmded Sfong tbe sidewalk (H wul dde of BL OMr Mreet, te the 'W the -city of Cfoematy, foremort Baker A Da­ vis’ yellow1' sope storh) the watcrfisll hlgbvted up end; down ;» an oedllating manner. reeamMWg mutch ths eportive 1termluM ufa boU-talled Umb b a great hurry. l/«MtridL Tbe effect wm 1 one pretty aoon, whto'bXwed'tt mature matron. —w 75 turn mere, her __. —,—— •ftotw ^Perkine "A.” worth T5 doDtre a barrel, delivered) j but tbe watarbiTI wm Week. I ashed « bow WooeMow count for that. ‘ ’ He aaHt”H wnur yostegar.*. 1 abe aaW another otre pretty noon, abe Wrttbbrt pyeaea «O,Bnd wee ripe Oil year pMrtfe • ’ Bbeasrrpt tbe etrart Mn a U.mg of Ufa. - to«totota^h',iu7>toto—I of tbe appretnkiMg uaia*. . .“f murt navy H ifl4M.R be .tbaopht. e ^ftrr.briff Umugfn, tw raw sfoag lUte ttellk. is- th* dwoutrt U tha- ajfailH ~A. k » to toLtod <>,« .Ml.«»: �DRUGS! DRUGS! HABTDGS BAMKEK. reran arrival or Jp-few.J.F. ton iM«M| WL'Mft- 23 ____ The story’that Edwin Forreol is taking designate I remainder follows: steps to be reunited to hie formerwifoj, la denied on aotbority. Adah Menken, etc, has made new so- BURTON & MAIL’S; nttetahanf the CM, fa appear*;) sad no Hon. Philip Allan, formerly Govern­ Mte«aa tahsa span tba. qwtfaa. U ** or of Rhode Island and U. 8. Senator, . , to be h'-prd that tbe mailer may re*: died in Providence Dec. 18th. awhilanow. Ona mooting baa already Gen. Early denies I hat he baa applied far pardoe, and styles himselfa volontary lM>o reason for the haste displayed is the exile hk It now al Havana. Gen. Curtin, who la tn Cuba, writes that >frtr~ other than to head off some other be la rapidly recovering bia health. Hie donpany-thalmay not throw itself into malady was a distressing pah. In the aptne tbe arms of a crippled foreign corporation. He will return during the present month.' . Ou twelves, wo wffl not encourage Tbe rabel-Beauregard hoc taken a raaifa»jr dug-iD-tho-niADgcr policy. One*> Hsoce in New Orleans. He hod thought hotviagisacared tho vote of the townshipsr of leaving the country, but hope* te get they may hold us for ten years, and Admiral Goldsboro, Commander of there io no power, not even In tbe legis­ oar Mediterranean Bquedrem, makes VII lature, to transfer the bonds faaueJto lafrenea, near Ntee, his winter headquar­ any other eoapany. Wo trust our <citr­ ters. aces will act open Mrir own judgement Gen. Pillow, of ditch-digging notovtety, qhm they sign another eall a meet- is bow educating his freed slaves and ah I -rd Ing another of tbs few Illustrations of the possibility of gaining sense al an advancsd ag«Gefi.ticott is now recruiting his health at Key Weal. With the same object eaPreskJent Filmore sails for Franco oU tbe «th InsU Queen Isabelle, of Spain. is said to re­ A second survey of the Detroit fe Howell railroad haa just been completed,, face to follow the lead of tbe French Em­ running north of tbe route fornierly sur­ press in thn matter of fashions any veyed—north of Ix>ng Lake, and about It is said that Dr. Holland has made t«o miles and a half north of Brighton. ofWnr.-E burg plays or rather brushes Um “ChrelTreaty, eaeept from terras that will pro valde Vertee, aveo ramSons," wHh a teet American commerce, * > fl riotta brash. • :• - ■ 'W ’■ Mr. Morgan olfcred Um memorial’W Kate FUfar HH the NaUhnaFTaatee, the Value Uagu* Club of Neer• York, Clneionatl, thin week prmhnUng a serie* the Feniaaa not to waat aaHnrvhat Cowgfeee give to the widow of barfeata of boresorafalp. .. ‘ in fataallM alrifaI of tbe late President the amount of salary­ Edwin Adam*. h*v6ig concluded hi* 3.11 it word*,", be your motto,. fur Ute full Presidential term Referred to it la fan fata amLtbn.go.___ ______ the Committee oa Finance. !.* lost forever. Oar MtuaUon is that of Mv.Trae.boH offered a bill to coinage two armie* R|)QMghiefa cannot agree up- the powers Wf tbe Frredmre*. Borsatf ‘ a Una of ojteratloog. . Tbe ,va.< patent of aho.a bill to guarantee froedore to tha Brouglwin, haa season, by ___ British domintona affibra.nMMiy vital colored people In the State* lately in rewill appear in his theatre next week. pointe, and aa,we cannot raoenclle our I taaiMosi~ . * * Mr. Sumner preaactod a resolntlof A "Plata Boug Socisty* baa Itecn views, let each army follow its uhoean formed at Exeter, England, far tha tx- general and atteek where hie judgment calling for the printing of 100,000 oopies prves purpose of advancing tbe caose of telle him .rathe beat cLence* of success. of tbe late rneasage of tbe President, wish Let thia diegraoafol squabble cease at tba reports ofGens. Grant and Schurs. what Is ealled In thia country coagregaooce. Ou the field of battle wo will for­ Referred to the Committee on Prinitag. get all personal rancor and factional pre Mr 8umaer presented a reautation cal­ Vanfa la In Paris, and tx said to be judices to remember opljiour dear coun­ ling ua tbe President for detailed inform­ writing a new opera on the story tn Ma rion Dslorth*,—whom manyfaf our read­ try and her wrongs. Out of uur difficul­ ation reepectiag tbe appointed Froeisiow-. ties I cease* but one way of asoepe It al Governors, bow they were paid, and ers will remsmber chiefly aa a character la to call fa each State a coa venlion of wbslher they took the oath of alltgiaflce, in “Richelieu." delegatee from drfferent circles to decide .Max Bruch, a pm»il of Hiller, has writ­ ta whom they fell! repoee coafidance, and eta. Adapted. Mr. Samner offered a joint rteolotfon ; WATCTW, CLOCK** JEWXLBY ten an opera -tiled , ‘lz>r*|ey,‘’ pn the then fa eilenoc allow. Cd. Q’Maboney proposing an amendment to lb* U. 8. Of oil kl>a< 'aU sf the fata* FaakM sM I same libcratto ones need by Mendelssohn. and myself each to work out his respec­ Constitution,to guarantee Ike payment, 11 baa already been played with auecesa tive plan for th* freedom of Ireland. of the national debt and prevent the pay' in Germany. ’ At a meeting of the Chfaago Fenians meat of an* rebel debt. Referred to the Mr. and Mr*. W. .Jl Florence fave Tuesday, ootnpoeed of officer* who have Judiciary Committee. -‘ Mr. Lyon, the President of the road, in­ ♦20,000 by bis admirable “Life of Abra­ been al Pike’s Omt* House, Ciociuoati, served in tbe Union army, revolution, forms ns that this route will require lees ham Lincoln.” -MrSemner uffrred a bill providing «- wr.utaa’* <lre*«ry: were adopted supporting Geo. Sweeney, for ibe revision uf tbe U. S. Statutes.- errnZstaset. Hitasgs. Mid Rev. Nebemlah Adams, familiarly end grading than the other, and is equally on a.n-3 urging him to call a military eoqh Referred to tbs committee uo Judiciary. I an sir Tine whh Plymouth. Tbe termin- irreverently known as “fjoethside," con­ veritibo a ; some central localiim,' Ares' Mr Williams introduced a joint rfs-f uj of tho last survey In this village. Is at tinues preaching in favor of the divinity olutioo was also adopted, that both con ololioe submitting th* following artw^ tlto comer near Wm. Griffith's residence, of slavery. He has simply turned from Cornelius Cole, has born elected Sen­ Mr. Lyon feels very sangutae of success advocacy daring life to eulogy after a* an etnrndmcnt to the Constitution. ator from California, from the 4lh of lb tha vnlstprfae.M already flvetaixths of death. . “No power shall saint in Cungreas to ' Marob lBiH. fa place of the drunken Dr. Blackburn, of tbe yellow fever tte amount required to make It a certain. provide for tbe payment of any person on McDougall, whose term will at that tr has btan secured. The towbshlps of plot notoriety, Is now writtag a series of account ofthe emancipation or any slave Sglem and Lyoea, and the city of Detroit medical articles for tbe Torootu (C. W.) Um*. In the United States, and no apprupriaiiod Oo Monday ^b* wifo^ of Postmaster wjll probably vote a tax, thia winter. In cf mosey shall ever he made by law 6F Scripps, of Chicago, whilst rngaged fa relid aid, ao that tbe Spring will see the Onngresa fur that povpoer.” Harriet E. Prescott, the talented and cnivMg vtsiisfrnm her friend* at her res Semiofficial newsfrom tbe city of watk on the road To a full headway.— veiWoqucnt authoress, haa been married Tbe article was referred to tba Judici­ Vt.llb the present prospects’ In View, we to A Boston lawyer named Richard S. Idenor, fell back suddenly in her chair Chihuahua, up to INov. 24th, haa been ary Committee. Prreidmt CMinol we a ptobabllity, or rv«n posal- Spaffurd, Jr. It waa to him that her first andda*d instantly, without a ateuggl* or received al Washington. a word. Juarez, hie Cabinet, members of tbe Su­ bllily of faijiaw Tn the undertaking. A Mcls Stosv.—An amusing story is work, “The Amber Gods,” was ded­ A very destructive fir* broke oct in preme Court, and other foocU.mariea, ar­ icated as follows: Tu R. S. 8.; in Phildeiphia at I o’dorit this (Tuesday) rived at Chihuahua.jbe-capital uf Mrii told of “Rocky" Thomas, wb<> enjoys ------Fiubts.—Tb* Chas County quite a notoriety on tbe plaius far Lis whop, my future H«e, are inscribed these can Repsblfo. Nov. 20th. The President inoratog. Tbe boildiegs 007 Cbealout genial nature and sparklhij wit. "Rarity” AepuHi'raa published at Dewaglac gives memorials of a past that he baa endeared.” street, occupied by Harndsn's Ksprsos met with a warm and raiboslastto re served for seven year* in tba— regitavni Tbe deaths of the following individuals the follewing graphic account of the holi­ Cow peay, 603 sad COS. by ILxkbill At cepjj»ff and quite a popular oration.— U.S. A^ with ths rank of sergeant.*-? of note have recently occurred: Lady day flights fa that city : Wilson, wlx.le.alo clothiers, and 009 bv Several l.dina with badges of MtSona! While Lis regiment was stationed in Perry A Q>., cfotafers^ were en­ ’colors, received tho President at tbe Texas, swteral years agu, SergL “Rocky" “On Christmas, day, several fights tirely destroyed. , Tb* wall* fall into lb* palace, io the evening a patriotic dinner had charge of a corral. One morning t.*k place fa our strrets. The*ab.qu»ce mistress, Mrv. Jordan: Mrs, Hannah was glrto. Tbe Minister of tbe Interior two mules were found dead, when th? of one is fa fellow*: A Dkritey bad a F. Lce^utboreseof the book “Three Ex­ street. Some firemen were injured. Tb* siramer Wilmington bring* to tram standing back of store, where be feet was promptly reported to the col­ periments in Living". New York Galveston papers to Ibe 24th. bad been nnloedlng wood. Three or fi>or on*!, w bo gave the laoonic order. Drag Tbe Librrator editorial staff vs select in Gov. Hamilton^** msda a Proclamation gri>*n up boy*, made an attack on team, them out,” which was forthwith dona.— . sbbuting, “Whoa," ■Gee," fee. Dsrkvy tbsir matrimonial alliances, selecting only restoring, ao far as b* ba* the power, to Il occurred to ••Rocky" that if *the twfti those of established abolition proclivillei. B mad—hit ring leader with elob— On* of tbeeditora, G. W. Smalley, mar­ theirfoll civil rights,all persona recom­ mules were dragged Lack fata the enclos­ «ked him down—thro ( rum Ring mended for special pardon. ure that sight be could remove and sell ried a daughter of Wendell Ph'Hip*- Two EAt ESTATE FOR SALE. leader then woBt in pursuit, tatae across The new bark B. Ixiwell, from Rich­ two other mule* and report “two mnlc* others are enraged to daughters of Rot s. mood, was driven seboro on the coeat on ahpther Darkey, said he could whip any dead," as bo had done previously. Tbe rftgger living.' Darker took k ep.— Messrs. Beecher and Cbeever, and the tha 26th. 12 mile, warn of Galvraton, mule* were accordingly dragged back only daughter of Mr.Garrison will short­ Texas. Cap*. V. A. Hussy, wife and White mate hit Darkey. Darkey and two other mules sold, and tbe rfa.rni ly be married to Henry Villard, of tbe j daughter reached Galveston safely, after knbeked him down. Then came a gener­ lug report, “Two mules dead," avohfal 12boor*' exposure tathe boat Tbe ship al row amoeg Several whites and one the seme order, “Dreg them out" Tbe Leopold 1., King of Belgium Sir tbe: bfaefc. Scene conctaded by black “clcanwas pounding hard when be left. Tb* vine was practiced several sncceaslrt last thirty four year*, is dead. He was fttg 'out" the crowd." ‘ male ami crew w*r* not beard from, but mghla, until the colonel's suspicions were 95 years of ape, and there are but twoweroprobebly safe. The berk wifa-U ulder mouarchs in Europe. He amassed. aroused that aoatetbing waa wrong, and • nearly a total ioM. A email portion of . SoLDixa'a Burdnxa.—There fa much he determined to keep watch tbe foilowl a large property during hi* life, and waa the cargo wUl bo saved in badly damaged mikapprehenaion among discharged sol­ a Protestant though bis children sreCstb-, iQg nigh:. About' mMutahl be dtpled state. , from tua office the enterprising “Rocky" diers ks to ’the bounties tn whltb they flics. Lewi* Napoleon la anxious to Ex-reMl members ot tbe Virginia Leg­ tpay be entitled. The telegraphic p- annex Belgium to France, and many con­ islature are In favor of going into a new sider this a favorable lime to consummate rieetion of United State* senators-John ponta from Washington furnish thei fol the project Rsndolph Tock.r aad R. M,T. Huuter loqing statemewt-: t - Gov. Corwin leaves behind him a being their candidates for the positions. -'The Second Comptroller anhounee* wife and five children. His only son, The railroad between Washington and that the advertisements of claim agents WiUiotn Henry Corwin, is now ih Mex­ Richmond is So frequently obstructed by tbht soldiers other than vetrans are en­ ico, end, sines tbe- return of his fsthcr, the placing of ties on tbe track, tearing titled to extra bounty are untrue. He the only representative of our Governup ofrails, die., that the night trains have A Washington dispatch says: TW add* that no rMra Ix.untHw have been au- □sent in that country. The last visit of ' been discontinued. . counsel for SosnmM will to day ask tb* tborired, nor can they be without fortlwr tha lata statesman to his home and fam­ President for tba rsleaae of their oiient, legislation, and It fa very important that ily was on Use occasion of tho marriage CecwgaPwel. , upon tbe plea that having been paroled soldier* should not part with their di»We understand that many of the people congest daughter, but a few weeks byGen Sherman, both as admiral and' <uy« p.pw. _______ , M bs seemed in easelleal health . of Warren and titber towns to theaasl part general, be cabnot be,bsld to ar^wsr for Uaros Banjaut at raa South.—One of hiaagte Mag^nore than TO, of this eoonly sr* using corn a* teal. SouMaaa* Bocktt xwd - Par*—Th* di* ' any thing print- to said period. |J We had a conversation yesterday with an of the beat commentaries on tha ruturuAnother dispatch states that Somme. petite* from Washington, of a* recent ' intelligent gentleman who had moo burn­ ing Uakraeeutimeat of Um Booth is tbe ing it, and who consider* it much cheaper reception of Gem Grant a* Charleston, date contain Ibe following : than wood. He says that cure fa th* ear i8. C. Tha oew.paper acrowHa elate To prevent shameful extortion* oB the J giue considerably mors bea; than the that be wee met cLore by a delegation of part ot kaavieh sputa acting for ciecisarg byik of wood. Kara of corn eao heLougbt aotaeive to eight hundred negroes that •d aoWieea, It has been found necessary ' for ten recta per busb*l by measure, and a white mall addressed the genera! io Lbair * Ibe Paymaatar General to order that ' aaseoty bushels worth suen dollar^, .Will behalf; thattbs general merely bowed takdrafta be issued to tbe order of th* mvMure a cord. A cord including sawing his thanks, bet prorered Gen. SfaUre to daimaut, and that toe same shall,not ba 1 costa 19^*0 more than a cord of., oafn address the delegation fa bi* behalf In paid by the depository upon whom drawn ’ coeu besides the fact -that corn produo* tbs course o( hie address, Gen Sickles without the veritable eadorament of the ' more beat than wood. If these stata-j stated that Gen. Grant desired inru io - payee, not fa any case with hie redone- ' manta are true, (apd there is no reason ।say that tbe demonstratfoo waa tbe woot mesa by attorney. to doubt thazo) there fa DO foel more marked exhibition of Soulham loyalty Paraoxita IlouB Peru*.—Ibe Chi- , On Tuesday, a train of ears loaded cbaaper than corn. Tbe crop of core this bo had ai« with during hia Boe thorn tear, , with oil, from Miller, farm, caught fira yeqr is far beyond the demand, and if i| ia ।and that he heartily thanked the loyal caguTrfasme speaking of taking paper* Mar Ames* mill two milee from TUm cheaper than utber article* far foe!, we cilixoMof Charleetoo tbersfor I Was 1 Tha Mgfaeer -on discoverfag tbe as* see no objeoltoo to using It as sush. ।not. this one of those quiet but severs , weekly joonala of th* country vilfa.’ eastigaliona which die gannral knows should receive the first and moat cordial ’foot, diseoanacted the frowtear which was Victim cr Pmjobics.—The Louisiana Ihow to iafiici 1 If tvesrateht.hMdrwd support of tb* people fa tha localities tbe only ooe on fire, and draw fa come wltaeq Ufa*.RW published. Each person distance from tbs rest of tbe train. He Legislature were badly rfatmllzed a few inegroes In CharleteUi eabiMted more A oommnnlcailon was 1loyally than all the root of the South pul 1* mnet interested in what traaapir** at then unshackled fa. from lb* engine, aod days since. ran to Tituerilfa for assistance to repair received fir the Betate, of which tbe fol- itogether, upon what slaaa of people at his own dour*, and tbi* infiirmaliou can ' Tbe ear and the oil (fifty -five lowing la lb* opening: “Th* under- Itha South arc tbe Cetec man ot the oouabe oUafaed only in tbe local ffapera.— damages. , •igned, as a committee of ladles, actins itry to depend for th* fetors J in tbe name of a large number of loyal tadtee of New Ortsans, wish tn present your honorable body with a United i States flag, Tbe Senate rsoelrsd . the comn.uniratioo, *oc«pted the flag, ' and fixed an hour In the afternoon for , r repafrad to the hall of tho House of ireesotativas foe th* pwrpoee Ofsleeta Btete printer. That duty performed, r refo'roed ta their own ritambwr, and ired forthwith, that everything rela­ te th* letter and the flag sluiald be mesd from tUjooraafa efthe Sou^ fu tbs Interval, tba tact bad leaked I ABH FOR HIDES, J»ELTB ARD two dollar Voted ti for foreign of the pres Maas an ouiubu, Books and Stationery repl upon Board. Voted I Bu«sfag H .terrane Post Ornes, , I Jan.4Jth.18M. J : Eotrcre or Batraaa Sir, t Too ar¥j hereby notified tba; tbe Baxasa haa been designated as tbe medium for advertising letter* remaining In this office during tbe yir 18<K. This, after due examination, tofnwreovdanre with the law, requiring tbepebliuaiioa of letter, in the paper having lbs largest arculatiixi within tbe d»Hrerv of thia office. IL J. GRANT, P. M. Avail* tobn-apglicdin pay meet uf labor : Iqr repairs on chartin'——---------- --------- -4 HF"Tl»e Union School commenced ita j winter term on Moodsy. .Tty Tbe Boaid of Supefviaor* are met ta adjourned session, which, it is thought, will be a abort one. ■Laeow on tbe G. R. V. R.R. appears i SURGEON'S CARD. SI RGEU! to be nearly suspended during tho severe ' weather which baa of late prevailed. Taa weather e««otinuea dry and rold. VWer fa low and scarce, and- sleighing ‘HYBKIANS, Ij'much more so. *Wx uerrtex that 1'rr.ton ami Herrick ate succeeded by Ry ereoo & Haight in CUANGK OZ T1MR. . . lst*F.tetXf*rK.y.C^' sSb“A" *1*’’ tdi*jSSre‘K5'^E- ” tbegrocery business. . TnrxxrxMtva repair* on the Presby­ terian Church edifice, in this village ar* now nearly completed cxcsptisg lb* ta- J““r7 ** “4 aid* painting. Tb* building is much rttura neat, tasty and coovatient than when first erected. i YpritaatVfotTMOM Iwoary Mb rad Mwtb *"***“’ »«■*. aft-r—s Jw-ry ..Naw Fisk.—LI. A. Gwriyrar haa associatod Leonard Wightman with himsslf in the Hardware trade. Tbe former extwUaat reputation for fair dealing will be folly maintained by tbe new firm of GoodywatArAVigbiman. We commend them to tbs public, with our heartiest withe* for their auecesa In business. 8toxs and brick are being piled up for naw brick store* on the corner of State and Jefferson streets to be erected by tbe firm* of Barlow, Goodyear ds Grant, and Robtasun As Wightman. Brick are also «iikg drawn for a new residence oa Jaf- ! ferson, by J. 8. Go->dy*«r. Elkas.—The present wintar, ao far, Ayer’s A*m Crura, *; For tbe speedy nod certain Core of in­ termittent Fever. or Chill, and Fstar.' Dumb Ague, Pertodteal Head Acbeor Billioua Hesdacbe^nd Billions Fever. .dadoed, Aar the wfefo elm of dtetoeee taaey of the cities and villages of this State. Haatinp has enjoyed a degree of immunity almost unparallsted, comidsr fag the condition of ita building*. But tM« will not last unless extra precantlua* are taken to too that every store and pip* la safe.' Thera ought to be no half­ way work about th* matter ; every per­ son ehonld know that their fire apparatus fa positively safe. We have- no engines and bet Me waler. Our building* arc tai«f wood, and a fixc on State street would almost Inevitably destroy nearly every bustnee* plan* fa tbe village.— fYwtld U nut be well fie- the council to ■Order a moulbly examination of every taoee, and Ita nonneotiona ead efaiwfrj fap <m that atraet. the ��TiXAlL? ’a'gritsltmt Jims. <* T?i HARDWARE 8® ! aouaa tfwihh-lln atteio- i»r », ONS GOODIE® L*TBb CTfoCfc p-M Mat*, bv oarance*t*ra in IM2 nlowa JULIUS RUSSELL ■-^•4 CO.;’ ” " I Inform* > pabiic, that hto stock of •r aM09*9l>. S DRUG & BOOK Have just Purchased; STORE A LARGE STUCK OF W-AJRB, MS ?tcb«. by bimtOfor any peraon. of ail kinds, I* (ssrtwi)y teyl u» Is U.* -sateaf the pwjdt, and will be sold aC* IS B.EJSAO'VEJD Jh At NorA SUt tf Suu Strut. Oypo- OF ALL KINDS, Au <f- GrtmTt. W»«!« NEW GOODS tirji Hmtr, AND AT PB1CM .as EXTRACT throdn between the ftwe sad hind legs, leaving Lhe blje .square In It. form.— Tsnmmvfqpt er leather known the rake of thia mods of skinning, by ita increase of jurasnrj* lover the eno practiced by many peraonain sticking nt bleeding the aainial; by cutting ita throat frtm ear toj ear. and in opening tbe bide, not running1 brfofc. Roberts &. Strikes, JIXIINII MA’i;/.n NRAJ WE DEAL Iff' * new and meet complete aeaorlmcut of DBVQf AKBXEBK-IREt, W Chemicals, Pmlata, Olla, *c. STOVESAP FANS, Great Decline, In Prices, ShelfHardware, j BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES TO BOOKS THK ni'Mi.X Bi _ RELIEF. STAl *tsea <mt varMv at Us CE®awj j xii^mmcEj I LASS. r inuTTY Aid (tewklig Extract*, 10DEN TIT ARE. pUR FACILITIES mi umu, For Doing Busimess, BUCfflJ 8 ESP I ART XqUAL TO A&Y STAT*. vr rot Mtctuxicu. xxd udiculu. ZA’ THX\ VERY CHEAP!: run CASH OR READY-TAY. PATENT MEBICIREt. RUSSELL’S STORE, EAITEB.1 LEATHER, IM iMartably t . ,. .. ( vet -- . LLMBOLDS EXTRACT BLLQH 'T“T- -SO®* ■ t.AjOlffS EXTRACT BIKBU I* th* Grist Dtaontto. . K*ao^aJa>wr^aMMa« sMtaaflOMaM r LstsXM. 1«,1T thaad IK is tk* tDIahs st Hastfan. mr^ dhe credit of taking good enre HNrUUdT, lu'j al Law. MMdtsviUs. of^htrLar*». f'fcourse, they do not] clean them a» thoroughly aa they should ; —mdn do. Thera to pot one farto I j^mBAtt-lfwXar sactisaB la Ballard.1 ba^a l»« hundred that to muz. than half, grornpedA A liitte carry “**— nif.xajng.jKfreqa^tly all that boeaea -pwt- 1-havc-----------------bm|ht lomsdrtppirg wet and left f-r t&djugbl rlthuut ar muchaa a *viap of atraMMcing rwbbad over them. U each rtac Were obliged to deep in tbeir wet T?OR SALE— tMscrw Omnlam Lead. aa a* cfolhea,lAay would perhaps appreciate I(Jbum.uau.mr-H.^^ the cruelly of tbatr eondooc. bloat farm mna,jtoua U> have a mortal dread cf dt> iog any Unng,byjtinJIo light If left to airtiaa XS.saw— tosaJ^Ura baas M>44l<nltethey would, al tbto aeaerra, wyab-F..,,. ”-------- ~ quit wurl al five v.duck, water their T7OB RALE-liO i horwaenirtliay bring them in. take off the B. W bight. btrwv. gter some .grain and fill tbn raoha «Uh hog•. bed them down and then k-evjnbem till ball.past five nr aix o’cjoH morning ! Shade* of n.v forotalber, wha: would yuu e*y to aueh teams Mrir-fi—Gen. Formtr ■poB BAK-s , Jg aaa *. la Ms tewa st Mae- re^wmrjr*! -wtsr F SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS OCUBBD READY OUR STOCK 1AINT8. flawy Hustings, Mich. CROCKERY Make* hit ! largest ever brought to is mart, IIKENIX INSURANCE CO. Get the Genuine Article I iat. NOUD IML-BA.XCk-tbu Ih« ' uu4 Tl«* s»4 Fir., <o ,obti< .»« asctpn I r»U mti»r.<-tte»- furol.bsd <t j rvjxr rate., by ■ R Phrenix of Hartford. FUUI EtTRtCT SABSiriRltlt W D&HT KB EEATO OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS 938,179.04 « raauttour Twats.—An enormous am oiinI of money ia anuaally lust to ttee purcb**er* frotp.rude and uriaklllthl tab d. WtUMTUUMM^ iogLpi ’IYwes ar. tom np by the rwfla. aa it the Itrunk and branches wva the | n Aareaeware. M. aonmeea see B< aad oa^tfWgXWW AAary, and the room, aupor., flaOM jw proper way.ir id tAMufa' Uetfeh on aath aide of u>. Uve with a common' apade Irtrpiag iht tdyt totterd tAanw.wi aa notM wua» a root. Those tnmato^ntomld ba far tpeugb from the 1 trees to Avoid the main route, and deep eouogb U»gv below all exoepl the top root whfch may beeat oA This being done, ths tree may be pulled up nhh Ita < Tna Csskmu In-hmghaa «0>w has grral olugist, Baa tried the full Moder the <^>prraikins worm oi lux Unit tees*, i__ ---- -----to ba tbchoaahly MtMafoLMHe uM rough-boa with it* aide, about a loot b and aboat the mast dsatano* from Uw»kiOb»lW. Th-teuhefUk* w In an inch of the wit* aper.t tan-b sawdimt. Jaatmmdr Hie box. anil aftwh with He upper edge, he na.te ^gutter which, being SUad with ep kdraeene oil; no canker worn eon I thn>qgb. Wttthe aeuatry n proves n th trap to ntaay ofthe post, untie af, CROCK ERT AMD GLASS WARE. Til, cwFtt,«notit. trrtcra, nmi, HUTVMFMB. iu tailI. COD Fixu. that wtfcfW'la the aevrrrst aeaaon of Ue yearVpbn iba gredt bulk ui weatprn (arm raMhiucry, Ilavg our reaffkrr ever thoogh-thM! I ill so, bo w eaay ia th* n«nedy. Simply, proper housing and oare.—j The aeeraga “iifrot a reaper ” ia bah from'four to five yaara, daring which ' timalto O« Ub.par ceuL of th* original coat, haa been spent fur repairs, while th* farmer «bt> carrfully houses bi* machine, BEIT will aaaijimake it last double this Ums and in tho aggregate expend lew for re­ pairs ; - > Verily, uf it ia worse lo “rust out than to wear out," It Mateo easier, with the expensive'machinery of the farm. The reaper ia but a single illuairalioo, where­ as many might b* ttftrodheed.—Prairie BATrLET< Hats &. Caps, WOinan^afitnJ, end.walkltig t> potbubg to fbctii with a loo of disappointnirnt, he exclaimed: 'Wbdtt^up^o^raha bigger apple. than these L . AND DRUG, GROj Groceries, Sheet Irea. Tua Savxna Paaioo roa Macniaaar. — Among U>e mistaken idaaa that vary genef^Vyr mrataU, la urt'that oar farm maclnoary"tapiUly wear. out. Now al­ though it U a very important tact, that IjMa iuipldfneau and tnaduMry gu to deatructiuo at an naumishitig rale,, we are inclined to auribu<e:U i«"^ to negligence ■”" DRY GOODS, AoAZ .Litis IL! tLlLil 1 sUl| The wddWkmbfcflit^TfcV. and retorted t “Apples 1 anybody might know you were an .Englishman.— TWhtta^lUeberrlaa.” .; H)IUK rnit wsMKatur, To Suit the Times. (Fwnwair. imm . Bwira & sibd3is( 790 StxftsxfTSSe ?i>r»ffi'“'" «•, L * Ilwan nM PrMiptiy. mm •1.M* PERRAft \ Shirts and Deane tbs nv »«S4.‘ ttw FnMatfpaid7 1<m •s tw M»m.i at aBO.en*. s laite ai.c.4 Drawers Pbcanix p-dioiea tean^d bv . a. c. raiMOLB, tiiiwsaijSSSSSa: J8.-S DS CHOCKS ■VEGETA-BI.E । Maef IMway*a Bandy Better wfihin wy raaeh; es alt* U. I'iUs. tbs vwy moowst ib.1 mviteaeaah sr teewals am sat ef aHsr, ae» at Badway ■ and th. patm> 4. D ,In S Y PHILI 8 any stage. <.r any dlaew- rata dad by It '----------- XHHW WMIJI »■?---------- — KJ™ kec»«e Ibe SUadard Keatdj. -Y.» Y Y"?—mffiTwweteL'1 weU^ps af«tes? , BSMUIBX WOOhl. jCriJXV MRS. F. D ACKLEY WARRANTED TO SUIT. AU,MCBIAB,BobDB,a« .. .M Ou Sun, te..W A WPUUmiKT KD4BP. ^■issr-r--.- ASSOCIATION, lABfl � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-01-17.pdf 3ba622cf0a871e2bfaf0d7cb6cea2bb3 PDF Text Text laouaa ib-d-jj ! .aaKKiS BOMITBAH > uxinldo HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ft 18M. uin.eio.H tings gainer, MHUM sums: aiiua.i! Great nub of* ’ :rxjtTWiM»|ur, ‘ ’ NEW-'GOODS) IWIHE bowr tend bf PMRp hereto oH . Wyllto * flwhloaad iiprfr write wan pofating •ye glaum majeelleally wii to Ae figure right—the snug red co ruins alfk-pocket hankerebelf; *f rirat out the "rain and dartocea of tte AeyottgHltrv ted ro w Marte ultet, *nd .the fire tnanpad and about him—an honorable tl IdrihJtereteMrflitt «n creckled behind tte r* tot abdriLTML teMatatof w» -A.T ACKLEY’S DRUG, GROCERY k BOOK STORE! Drugs Received! caarfea and oorovtota in the bornite"<MU Fur Phttlp Acre waa, for often Indriging blmaelf to Aa dangaroiM teofnaUoo of a daydream. /’ " . n ‘, battle'aims I'sVattrl.o. R. R. SEVEN URBAT BLESSINGS SIC DM© TO THE HUMAN MACE BADWAVS READY RELIEF. ST AT1O5iARIES. SCJIE.VCK’S -rr^*- Photograph Albums be beat •nd ebeepeel -““s^jsskmu. Candies & Candy Toys, DID SATJU’A ®DADS Make* hi» Headquarter? at Adtley’r this Scairlbing for lb. c»y Mid the tnodnt, ' betiMtbiiut Itw the lieu gill- auJ the awar tut, Somcthiiig tor tou neJV ^eud fur tlirm Ml. yoarcill /, ‘ blntorif. ‘Ab.if-Areiiaod bye U.tte mended boot, and tteke turned Doata, and alt the ways and means that tom a ttra^s tte with jraur ktosea.—keep 'em man’s Ufa into wrouted bondage.— WduMdt I revel la new Looks and deli­ He looted at bin’dasgtafop'-vrlA eyes ItetweSa strngriy dhn. !' :. *•'• Tried and not fixxud .-vranttagl* be pearls or sickly emeralds, but diamonds, -hT-..'! to blue Ilk. fire upon ’ ter whin throat I mattered indtotifacUy. Tteperfssw of wange bloeamte ted Wouldn’t I—what Dotureebl’m talking, •though,’ be cried, suddenly rousing bto- died, away tte glimmer ■ at putrlt and satin was faiddro in -WrivM eastern and wlt 'Phil. Anrebold , 4. BULMBOOK. , ’ A Hore.r and CmiM«i1orat Law, and Salfcit- tongue—I did aupMen you wefe a fellow uavriinw trunte-end Mr. and Mra. .. .......... —UK . ..- .1- --4 AU tatally ofmord BtoM." Here you 'rie, Drifter Acre, old married people of full week1, i^BE rich pot distinguished, but' a simple law- duration, were driving,along, tte stere, rtudeat, while Edith Wyallto to aa far of tte Hudson in Ae amber glow of a . atevs your moonstruck aspirations aa tte glorious June aunset. ‘Hallo I which way Is Thomas going 1’ quoenof night bsrsaif She loves' me, though—efee will wait—and tte time eahTPhlllp, leaning fronTtte wln3ow, M may one day ooms that—halloo, oome tn Ae carriage turned out of tte shore road. fl told him Ao road to taka, Phil, said whoever you are.' ■ It wSsvmly tte serving maid of tte EdiA, wlA bright sparkling eyec "Let •riabltohmeqt carrying a letter In tte me have my own way just for onoft— corner of her apron tetMea ter finger We are going to our new bom*?' ■Are wet'said PM wfasS aomtoal and Aumb. •Ploaae, air tte peatman just left it— grimace. ‘Wait wntil you sro, sir 1* aaid Mra. t«o cents to pay.’ ’ . Acre pouting up a bttie rosebud of a •Here are your two coppers, Katy,— a pretty Wr equivalent for any 'letter I soouA. And I’bilip Wai tod dataorriy. • Whore are wnP ’ te asked In arioaiabmay receive. Now tb»n,’ be added, aa the door rioted on Katy's substantial merit, wboo the carriage drove up to a back, ‘letto aro what ray unknown uorree- stately built portico. wtuob aermed not pondent has to uy. A, black real eh T— ectirely unfamiliar to him. . 'Surely thia . . , cot having any relations to lose, I am not la Mortimer Phoo. ‘I shouldn't be surprised if it waa,’ alarmed at tte prognostic. ’ He broke open Ute s.a! and glanced ■rid Dr. Wyllis emerging from the door leisurely over the abort, btelace like ‘Walk in.nly. hoy—ootna,fcEdlA!— conimniciiion contained within, wiA a face .that ’ varied from Incrediiluoe sur­ Wall, bow du you bio the look of your Tlx door to open, if not, raau the latch ; Tu lb<- Stet caryou roeot renderyo.r diepileh. teitotod.atea.jMoarulor Uw’R«te« Bribr ia a wiuaglBM of wtur will do roa Bore good than •JI Um uuurs io lbs world-k««p your .totaseb dwu> sad hullby, your brntb »wwt,your ntrtnt Mroas. your .panto bspyj. your «pp«lito g-u.<l •nd your dirwUoo rvgator. A dow tlkto a> todte. w<u Hirer, calm red ptoM.nl 4«p. Tbto R«a«dy to truly • Fu»Uy MkLb.w. It cso ba UB«f with tb. poaitlv. BMsraure ot dutog gvU ia bU CTree. ■Loro per. oruaeulore I. Ik. In tKe world (Im A FRIGHTFUL c.-ranruit “ • DISCOVERY ; prise to sudden gladness. •Am 1 dreaming 1* he murmured to bimaelf, m If to Insure complete poe.es •1<-n of bis sense. ‘No I am wideawake •nd In my right mind; It’s no part of ray waking vleiubs. But who would ever, suppose that old Itereoti Mortimer, whom I haven't sewn fur sixteen yeant, would die and leave me all hi. money.— Why, I am really to te rich 1 Oh Edith, Edith.’ . ' ’ ■ ' ' ".' H. dasped both tends over his eyes, sick and giddy wlA the thought that all tte years of silent wasting wars at lensA to be bridged over by the old mlear's be­ quest—be might claim Edith oow. How lull of sunshine were Ae stacks that filled over tte head of Ae accepted lover, made beautifully by Edith's lore. 1; was predsly a Week before Ae weddwg. and Aejrontly veild Ismpe were juri lightened in Dr. Yvyllto drawing room, where Edith sat, eewlngou a bit bf Cam* brie ruffling, and, ringing to terealf. A ‘I wonderlf Mortimer Place'to so very loyely,* ate bald to h rilver haired lady who sat opoeite ter. Philip to going tu take mo ^ero.wten wwreiurn from our wedding tour; te says II ia tte sweetest spot, fancy could dovl»e. with'fountains, shrubbery and d.liduus copsea Shall we Dofteteppy, thrift".. ' She curled up with a bUsh, for while th« words were still on horlipe, Pldllp Aera came Into the room, looking a little traabtod.. yak cheerful wltteL ... Mm Wyllto disappeared into tte conservatory leaving the luvars alone. ., ; ■ •You are looking grave,. Philip,' arid Edith aa ho bent ovar and tested ter.- <f, , •! am foeliag so, darling- 4 tere a MAN’S worshippingGod i> Wumreim, white if axumeotWe. ■ It wauU be more expreeeivo of Ute truth that ia la, human nature, re well as in our national history, if the proponed new Jsgred were made to read Atu: “Trust in God, but keep Iour ptofcMa folk" Wo suggest to? the iireotor of tte Mint that Ute tteognd accunJicgly. ' • Aa KateMtar teniTa Faalter. dm A ybuug man named Hill, of SouA Grenville, WsAlngtun county, ted a sin­ gular encounter wi A a panther, tte oAer day while hunting for squirrels. Rls dng tegan barking at tte mouA'of'a and came out of the opening bleeding, as IfteiKt. ted a treble wfth tome aamri. Hill determined to “see it out"—re tie procured alantern and 'ax and re roternd tte cave. For fifteen feet ho ted io crawl Then!>• was sbfs Ahundup. ni trotreded fifty ftet further, when be saw Tte eyes of re anima! gtarfag at bhn. “Hfll [>oked the gun" Wien lias stranger ssixad in his mouth t be firrei,; the, animal mads a rush. bdf .a-Hofr wlte tee tetchel finished Sim, The question was teen then to W. ■ ‘T.’ — --- --practicable — S-'p eel him-hat, Dragging Was ft, when be until be got to tte narrow (aired .five ted tu call for kelp, and it captive to or six to pull tte captor ai tte open air. It proved, to •Treat ah» a potter tontohmtet of Mr. Hill, to ------___ ___ J._. _ said* *tA sfi Itet long._ Ite hunter te. «lx*u wonid _..L _ .L — — X—.-V* rather fight rebel, than__La. .undertake anoth­ er tuck a Job. [Syracuse Journal. A Paars Medal.—Tbriteoal Preeldenlia] Indian medals are now being struck it the Philadelphia mint, \For yearn It bM been Ae oOetoK, of the Preridenta, Davie II held. wttefat-riaen brieren really rtepotellilli stnxWsa, AvteterewtHed. ~ ’• 4. ‘Piste 'tte entire control of^Beeamtntoie^. to tte Wada «f. M >ri v«),.9( fhe rebel -army, because they are white.;, .... , . . ..a Lj» &. Pot alt Union A« of At South, under tte -Stell-of the robeta, becaoeo mariofaari Dniatestaete not write: ran: • 7fi?• Prewtot: tteretete *iA .too nd•iilional mwabera of Googrere, M L oul mlaatlng eyidenchofoar “msguanlmlly, and a reward for Ufelr rttfll In pladng their Mile on the necks 6f Mr Urite Wtewantstol ...y.Tsw; Dxarn or Hxxar AVinu Davbl— Tte lldfegs of tte euddro dvaA of Henry Winter Devto, bf Maryian^wlll beew erivad wiA ritraererregiM by avary ad- ly proudvtog tte teMfol JaluMMg. of “An pr^lisr institution’ upon Ae soil •nd progress of tte Stale, tte mordft of her people and Ae patriotism of ter pub­ lic men, ■ man of earneri. eeavictkpaa, groerom imputoro rod hocrot. pvpMM KUM na.-wqnder that be became a ,radi­ cal. and took bb position to the very forefront of tte great conlast tclVriai Freedom and Slavery.' There,'MtCnWomb ate hie apleadid - abillttoa Mtetkd him the admiration «f bis friends andtte respect of hie opponent*._______ . friendly Indians wiA.silver medals.— The medal, of tte President are of full Btoe. On the face la rii nxcnllent chri of the Preridtot, wMr Ae wWda. drew Johnson, Preaident’of tte United Statre." On the revere, is a pedestal bearing tn a wraaA ‘of Isorel leavm tte word “peace.’' InTrodt of the pede»tol two figures—sod Indian and an Ameri­ can—are'clasping hands. At tte fewt of A coxKMro>DKXT of tbe Ntor Tork the Indian lie tte pipe of peace and the Tters says that An following resolution tomahawk, and in the back ground are a waa laid upon Ae table in tte Senate of herd of baflaloes. In the background, Louialana, and two calls to takn It. grew pale With strong hidden amotion, aa near America, are represented a train of be look ed at bi. wife standi^? heal do him. mother was old Mortimer’, courin, but some absurd quarrel bad caused a total oewation of tatereoaree between the two branches of the family. I waa aware of tte lacto all along,'but wasn't sorry to avail myself of tte opportunity of seeing what kind of stuff you were made of Pb Itip Acre. And now, as the deed of conveyance isn't made out yet, I don’t suppose your lawyer will trouble himeelf about it. Tte hairma woa’t quarrel with you. I’ll bo bound. ’ i ’ then 1 Philip Acre a cheeks fluahed and Much Intcraakisnow flak In Ae Mor­ mons and in the prospesto of their oontin­ ning to olfeod terietiaaky as srril es loyalty by Ae praettee of their chief tenet erPeijMptny." Living as they do/wtere Rie almost an hnpoaribllity to wend no effidewi font to‘cotnpri them Io obey the taws, they are pracfloally Indmodenl, tod safe In thrirlhreela of real*, taece Of any eurfi oourro. Lieut. Gov. BrewsW< mitK.it, wte'-BorompaalMl Mr. Colfax aaroee tte oontlosot, write, to tte Jmfrprodrat that the bead and sout'oftbe marrites muri be puatjwued itettei'-riy.' organlariion briag Brlgbara YtoW*, Ra ‘Philip,for what raaroni’, gertnatehoe depends upon bto Illa. Mr. ■To enable me to realise auflkiont to A DEAD aUefrWteter rue sods. -Whito itis pro­ pored to inscribe the new legend npoc tbaiiamr orins, from lhe wcMliro. ten it to tote otfilttod teoeuto lhnr»:Ju:a» eremfcrft. Stere pretosM «1». M^s ioapletboraof etotoe, hrifrMglwdoklara, will thre be always jurteted wtft a ptonbful supply of .treat in Gnd. while th.ir lees fortunate flrilow cittoaoe, whore borers ore tom only dimes end nickels, wiU te left to mum kbmMriten., Three worthy of all respect, tter4- That the Sergeant at-Arms to be directed to procure » d Platea flag, and to bar. lb. irljr andtatefully arranged however, fur your member frmn Chicago Is w regular boarder, octrtpiea a room on the secund floor, about ten by fburtea with a bAfrnflMiaHr large bed in ft'fbtwhich be renombralet the proprietor at the raUflfooiy ten'dollar* -par day, or rtWa-tev. foil .wing A rue-thousand six hundred and fifty ded- payment of Ike cvnfed- o^^Sr^Li^TS BiiWW Sotos'. and vnvfrii the eountrv to tee fl manifested 1a He tori cteraotar.—jfcisteite Pram ate SffMe- FtoatDA iabhaonlr Stake white te* •UriiliivafaBredy R.li.fwiii>in toy reMf; BO with Um ruia. tba rwy inoewal that mv no»to^reitow »y a$^’T Mew TwvW. ■"IMiJW BODY ■xxMasax aeons. JPWip. he will tea made It legal' HB8. F. D ACKLEY tiuiBMZia* xxd juauor mxuts; oome up fully to the Praaidcnt’k reqriremeoi in reftrearo to Ao fraadmatr. Tte beans since, hot I bay. relinquished all claim t« RwMe- .l Wbte J.noprotodths tequest, it-waa under the impreeaioo that aoAvk^Mk-hsiriad. 1 learned Jo^ay that a coaato—a woman—to alive, in I*norwmenf: Ur relaUoMhlp, . Of eourte I riiall immediately trauribr all At prop FOUND F,4ltootemMJ rocotoil» it to of MM aww tenor to aval! my. M.WtlMU'e fanctfU frarit. at *• T,— MRSR I -i * iSiek SlitelllMf'f:r i h A Nmv l.tewia— ^ don't-Ute tfAAT’W’A, carter arid »-'3Mg-iteytawte kM»mnteahto faro trori-M—Krtlh wtorie .*■*?*? TASH FOB HIDES, PELTS AMD Biaunr ..OUMBKOr. �HASTINGS BANNER. Wetiesday 17,18U. s 174 editors Tte villa, ia DRUGS! DRUGS! Jfotnl tri >uuU9utnu. ’ At an ad Barry Count FRESH ARRIVAL OF 1866; rrsseti- Rebel ready for distribution REDUCED PRICES ! On motioc Chairman tr NEW &0O»* Minutes Tbo picture of President Mayor of Philadelphia baa givine bis Etsanapation,notes. wL b£k. of Natfonritamk additiunal Itoenare for pl»<~ ol backs of National bank notes. . an 11 addii ' t j, * j QZ The list of awards to Lincoln asaaniM- hfouaement. lion captercrs will be delivered to tte — • During tte year 1665, and receipts ol ■Secretary of -War on Monday. e Girard MtltriT 'PMlaMpM* VMM res butOM company aUuggling in this .. WUSWO pnytnfiMO ta Bontterc ANMMu-' . • •• ■ -n During tte month of December, 8M ;te Allegan aud .Oteego inthe sama ground. The ob- cau tote tte required oath. . ., Qffimal acoounta from Georgia that the freedman of dial State are JM hi praasmglhis matter now to to give one company an advtarttge ttw tte other. । Tteremute no doub^—indeed It is r-wt-i-H rter the delay heretofore, of There to • rumor at Richmond that News from Perp an J Oil! report of- thto eeetioa of country to throw itself h»- alon of another, has done much toward sin wm berried yesterday ; low #80,000. There are rumors at Fort Monroe of atreugthniug both the competing oem> a plot for tte rescue of Jeff. Davis, but they cannot be traced. of in early building of tte road. Both “Pap** Price, of Miaeosrl and acene Companies have been stimulatedto aotfao otter rebel magnates, seem to be flour­ and both h»vo received aid on tb^dlverg- ishing in Mexico, haring comfortable plantations and making money. An orderoflte War Departmrot, just tascres, iestnwte all military officers to protect while Unionists and colored peo­ Vera smooth sailing. fiow, what has been * benefit In the part ple ta the Sooth from proeseutiane by maMctaus ax-rsbels. would harebeau a benefit still if condo­ A bold attempt to assassinate Senator ned, to a reasonable leagtli of lime—eay Wada of Ohio wm made lata Wednesday evening. A stranger visited bls homo < made and the cdmpeuy ready to let <nn- on prstepse of getting him to sign a rec, txacls upon tome part of tte road. Such emmendadon, out produced no papers. a delay would Increase the chances fur After receiving a dedication, tte stranger drew a bowie knife, but Senator Wade getting the roed. But, by tte course quickly drew a ptatol and drove tte vil­ adopted, H to one company or no roed. lain down stairs and out at tte bouse.— * We don’t blame tte Chicago and Mlcb. His identity is unknown. Congress Yesterday; In tte Senate, G. T. Railway.fur being in a hurry. A Mr. Trumbull's Freedmen's Bureau bills manifioent bequest is expected from an wore made the special order for next Monday. A synopsis of tte one enlarg­ funeral is much to be desired, especislly ing the powers uf tte Bureau is given ia if there la danger of a change in the will. our report Mr. Dixon introduced a bill amending the poetago law. Now what ia to be tte result of this matter 1 will Hastings vote to aid the 1\ OONGKBM. Chicago and Michigan G. T. RCol We Boats.—Mr. Sumaer presented the think it will Our people watt the road petition of ihe clerks in the State De­ partment for an increase of pay. Re­ and nobody will feel like voting against ferred to the Committee on Foreign Rela tions._ . . bare sulistcd aa partisans for om oomMr. Sumner presented a memorial, asking for tte donation of public lands for and vote the aid. Those who believe in a educational purposes In States lately in rebellion. Inferred to the Committee mure conservative policy, will, of course, ou Public Lauda. Mr. Foote offered a resolution appoint­ ing Wtn. 8. McDonald chief clerk of the tetter prospect might not be presented. Senate, rice Hickey, deceased. Adopted. Mr. Henderson presented the memor­ A Ctecaeo Nonca or. ma Gsaxd ial of the BL Louis Chamber of Com­ Taixi.—Tn tbs Chicago Triivnrb re-, merce, asking for an appropriation for tte Improvement of the Miasiseippi Rlvview of the affairs and fcr. Referred to the Committee ou Commere*. “railroads," we find tte fullowing notice Mr. Sumner offered the following; nf tte proposed extension of the Grand WLrrtat, kb icoorted that persons dsclsred (roe by the Proclamation of Trunk Railway to that city, which indi­ cates something of tbo in teres', manifest- Emandpsliou and by the leccut amendmaul of tte Constitution, are now kid­ napped and imported to Cabs and Brazil MM of this Important enterprise: to te sold, and that in this way a new Although the Grand Trunk is not slave trade haa been commenced on our Southern coasts ; therefore rtriotly speaking, a Chicago liae, it la ao Rttolttd, That the Committee ou Ju­ far nuunected with Mveral of our most Important railroads, as to deserve a place diciary be directed to enquire if aoy fur­ Tn this record. Ttere is,' moreover a ther legislation is naedod to prevent tte speed v prospect of its being extended to kidnapping of freedmen and the renewal thia city. The people of Western Mleh- of tte slave trade on our Southern oumL Mr. Sumner read a tatter from a geu gan have already taken bold of tte mattieman in Alabama, setting forth that tte roed will be built at no very distant date. fact stated in tte above preamble actually Tieg>ropoeel ta to construct tte line from existed, and that Federal officers were Tort Baron, opposite Sarnia, to Flint, among the guilty parsoua. Mr. Johnson—I call for tte name of Ing aadSL Joseph on tte Ming round tte bead of the author of that letter. tago. Oar city has a large project. It will opM to not to give tte name of tte author. He riotest agricultural region je well known in the other House. Mr. of Western and Centra! Michigan, be­ Sumoertten rend a latter of a aimilar sides ;riving us direct cuoneciioa with I purport from the United States District theforsttand mineral wealth of tte Sag- Judge of Florids. Mr. Davis had no doubt that tte Y'auloaw Tally, and add another to oer great fore reveral of our prominent railroad men, w’.kj considered tte enterprise one mousy Okt should te met by Chicago with all tte reeoluation. tte material and aid which was required. 0. D. SPAULDING, government tn 186&. The Secretary of ths Interior has caus­ Nearly 40,000,000 bushels of ooal paseed through the locks of the Moo- ed a Het of clerks of his Depratmeot to be made out, with a* View lo an equal disteibulloc of clerkships among Con­ A fish wae recently taken from a block gressional DistaMts of the various Stales. of lew cut from tte Mississippi river, st Tte Tiaur dispatch says Gee. Swayne St Louto, fraxan to death. Commissioner of Freedmen for Atabatna During tte year 1865, over &44,fi00, writes leal ha aucosads in limiting tte to000 cubic feet of gas wm msnufoclurod aae of subaiatecoo to deeliluts persons in Philadelphia. Over 600,000 gas of all claaees in his district to about Ifo, lights arc tiaed in that city. . 000 ratiqM per day. The State ComA prisoner named Hand eeraped from miss loner appointed by the legislature the penitentiary al Albany oa Saturday for that purpewe reported destitute 13r last, while digging a grave for a follow 000 white persons aloes. the armory at Springfield. Over 200 boxes were received from Pittsburgh last week, and 73 from Washington. Tte remains of Charles H. Carring­ ton uhu Davis who was hung at Buffalo were taken to Rochester Monday morn­ ing for interment at Mt. Hope Cemete Carried. Mr. Bray BY ANY YIBM IN HASTINGS > appearance. Good Calico for 25 cts OTUZB THING* IN TMOFOBTION. ihefollowing extract from tte rejoinder My Stock embraces all that ia uanally of Mrs. B. ills rich and racy. Read II kept hl a Country Store, such as Shall man arrogate to himself tte i preeoribing the creel dimensions crinoline 1 • • • H Hilt All MEBtClitl, Books and Stationery the 23d GROCERIES ^’iBCFKiiWiSaeW!! J. P; Cady,. wolf be retained tn tte building while the lambs are . turned out for another to catch.’ "Towhich Mrs. E replies: ’Which being Interpreted is simply thia : We claim that we may go day after dav and trend a flight of slaps without cxbibRuig our persons in such a drees as no virtu- BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.. Ac. f nave a FULL STOCK of BOOTS A?SS,*fiaS: "" movement explains thia present blot n-‘'“’iSRSTttW can offer you ■PLEM DID BARGAINS! Visrr for the benefit of Rev. E. G. Bryant, of the Presbyterian efit from Co immediately enuring or ri >d neigU I mH for cash or ready pay, charge pointment for a Railroad Herting, to ba a. a. sPAiittia. MUST BE PAID! LANDS FOR BALE. ILHWrf.vku4.vXrf.. SlIitKKTKRISrw.. All Notes and Ac e,ls M^Grovv. • •K, asd.Xrfe counts due us Must s«*>,is n CmUsLs. Are you i eating hrarf rfeairs for i hLsdacke. at din render takj tte Red F. J. LittleCol. Fisk of r'VSXf^7i&. . SURGEONS AND^HYSiaANS, LHrTBlU 1 / In the Po ^of Michia Col* Raaniao CtacUL—Tte neat regular Crtpylsa' meeting of tte Heatings Reading Circle, ill te bold at tte residents of Natmas UVRTO5 A MAIN. SURGEON'S CARD. IIOCT’S GEALgl^^DWCB, MONSK NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HucUara J 11 Hwk. ■Hnmoeoos Literature," by Thack­ eray ; “King Robert of Sicily," by Long­ fellow ; ■Reserve," Tte Saturday Re view ; "Bensatioa of Being a Beauty,” Clodia,” by John Quincy Adame. ■yOTICtlhl Instrumental and vocal music will be Crib will CUANCE OF THE. CsUst HAMTINGR. 1 1st, Fekrssrv SMk ■*• SI 'Callas TU1M0KTVI1 brnsrv JTlh CBAtWTTK TuBasmraa Hocsa.-G*’- D. Keith H. A. fiwdysa rented tte House to Geo. B. Morton and be Paid Immediately! D. C. H awlxt, tea. In connection with •sting saloon, kept in A word to the wise. TaB,ea{M*4 Iluliop, r»- 1SU, 1M0. J. 8. GOODYEAR & Co, NEW HOOP SDHT FOB 1866. TwaBoaabof Supers ieora adjourned Saturday. Tbelr proceedings will te TTOBXNT sa4 OSNNBKUO* AT LAW. mm? guKiHRTO- Maus A Phillips are selling groceries and V.-MADLrrS »»W hunt frVFEX EL LIFTIC (or deabl.) SPtlMO BKIRT. amtwa Uy toeghsst, ■eat nmau. Uss «M CjZasj ehSs^ri^XrtU isra Ink Marek »U>. north-easter which changed on rouodey lively eootb-weeter, piling tte EAL ESTATE FOR SALE. CKLBUBATS* Christmas lime. Al IssU. Jasssry ntk sad Nareti Mtk. 'Al UrtrtU, Jsaaary SOthsad JbrrtVtih. not disK"Mte toward town with a saw log on hie sled, GESCHWIND, Merchant British subjects, and te rays that t vsI officers a* LWerpotd wire fully HF* Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (ordoubte) Spring 8k Irt, x<C. JlTma r. rnra*4sUarswr T. EHILUra. BrnUaAhM <m toart. A Fenian brother named Bare. oo»vloted el Doubftn, ha the Dartmoor prison. F ii’rSAiWssJiar; Containing 160 acres, o CAL. imrwuJULxo sad bare i 100 beariaw aaet* tress •/ tu^ggyeomming toward him al a rapid rate. Too late, te discovered that they Tailor, CENTOS RSADT MADS arm for bale. liueriM moving teydyeww «te*M tear rflt occeetaoally. Haaaa Kilud.—On Friday afternoon MM Bfthto Tillage ted a terra killed in • Morrison, of Michigan, who 000 scree in the Utah and i ter hearing the report of gMtlemeo Inter­ acted in the ooustraciion of tte Chicago and Michigan Grand Trunk Reilrmd.il was unanimously resolved by oseost: present, to use tteir tafl vote tte udollbeoly to this known as O dry up acne patient can. to thschildr. AND SHOES, in the ante of which I dosb arrived tn Liverpool tte British Government should take some notion Eailsoab Mxktixo.—In another col- G. Robinson Treasurer, I ■XJUSKS t BLANILn t aooo after adjourned. from tte ranks to a Major Generalship in tte vdnutew force for hto meritorious' prevailed. Voted to < further cisari Ground*. , Mr. Cady be tnatruetad ack Adm The folowr DRY GOODS. Adame and Earl Clarendon wm jrabMite springs, salt licksand gaseous exhalatious •d. It to T ilumloooe and occupied eight are common. Capitalists are, therefore, columns of the London Thou. Indeoed he district—being welt sat Gen. Thomas W. Sweeney, Brevet Colonel ia the regular army has been d IS­ B. N. BICE. Ow'l ttepevwieaMsl. Paints, Oil, &c should tear some dorar relation tn our nothing for interest, nothing fur keeping persons than tte raised top of an umbrel­ la does to the handle, we throw ourselves books, nothing for bed debts, end only a beck upon our reserved rights ■ and if any man accepts the invitation thus pulJiciy VEIT WALL MOFIT and unblushingly extended, te tea “wolf." -The Triteas looking over the Geld and should te dismiseed tte fold. W e pall since the war, discusses some curious •osld suggest that ttera lambs ought to oa my Goods. things thus : “One of our leaders is now te foldtti In flannel or memo, if they are In charge of a machine for.patcnt pump­ ing; another is building a railway through An order from the Department Head the on country . One of tte firat soldiers of tte Army of the Potomac to in the quarters of Texas haa been promulgated pistol tealnees; another krape a retail mustering out of the service a terse num­ grtoery store; while one of Sherman's ber of regiments doing duty in Texas.— Don’t Fail to Call at Spaulding's diost trusted Lieutenants to a claim agent. The list has not yet been made known, One Major General, prints a weekly but It is believed to include about 12,000 nSmith & Wesson, pistol manufactu­ rers at Springfield, Maae., receded or­ ders during the flrat of January enough journal In Baltimore. Borne of our offi­ to keep them at work foi^a whole year. cers have drifted into Congress; others Their present turn-out amounts to 1,500 ere on their way to distant Courts to represent the honor of a nation they did Tte Irish Roa/an Catholics of Montreal ao much to sustain. These starred and ere ebout to build a fine hall for the Na­ belted gentlemen go down from the com tional Benevolent and Temperaace Scde- tnsnd of cohorts to become agents and tiesoftte Catholic Church. Ala meet­ partners and dealers perhiqw with the ing held ni that city tte sum of over #8,- orderly who stood before their tents or 000 was subscribed. tte private who held their etlrrup. Bo with tte Generals of the rebellion. the lakes amouets at present to o’. I ess I ♦1,200,000,OOOannually, andlbal2£00 of mathematics in a university. Sher­ vassals are employed in It. Itraoda to man's great aa tagon tota are in the ex the seaboard 100,000,000 of bushels of press and railroad business. Tte once grain,!,000,000 of bogs, and half a mill­ dreaded Beauregard will sell you a ticket from New Orleans to Jackson; sod If ion o f cattle annually. you Want to send a couple of bame to a friend In Richmond, Jos Johnson once cials of Bgriogfield, Mass., lately. She commander of great armtoe, will carry ceiled at Gov. Desk s and told trim that them. The man 'whose works Grant moved upon at Donelaon, edits an indif­ ferent newspaper st Nev Orleans, while tte commander of tte rebel cavalry at Cbrtnth to his local reporter, Marshall practices law at Nev Orleans- Forreet you raid." “Y-e-a’ madam-1 understand ta running a saw mill; Die Taylor to aow —I think I am your man." And tte tevfng a good time To New York ; Roger Governor helped ter—to board aadilodg A. Pryor to a dally practitioner al our courts, and so wl&'tte rest'Af thls WW, log in tte insane eoylum st Northampton, vlndltllve. and ambitious race of men.— wbcrerte now remain*. The Government agslnst which they wsr rod Is now tteir friend and protector.” A New 041 Ceatrr. , QerrsspendsaM oTIbe teroateOleb* oil centre, owing to the (act that the whole o( Enniskillen ia now accepted aa oil territory. Beeidaa, Beer Oeek, on whlrii Petrolia ta sit gated, oomea down through the- oorner of Ply raptor, and HASTINGS, M1CTT. A large »»mberof U. R Revenue offi­ gold dcdlara. ce met at UxoMeeof tte Commisaioo- Tte receipts of tte Chicago Driving A-iareeoemterpf CbllMtera Item** Park Amoefalon for 1665, were #32,726 Canadian frooltor were present. The u. S. Coruul at Havre, uader Nearly 400,000 barrels df oil were re­ ceived at Pittsburgh during the year dais of Dec. 18lh, informs tte Depart­ ment of Blate that there baM been but 1865! . Four of tte principal botato of New eight mom of cholera ia that Mf. During tte rebel Hoc our Government York city pay an eggregate rent uf #250, has pala l&M.OOO prix, moner. Tte 000. / . business in thia-braijoJl of the Third Au­ The not receipts of<he National Sail­ ditor’s office has been kept up eo prompt­ ors’ Fair at Bosua were #246,518. ly lhal now prlxes are paid within a week Farmed Hall, al Boston, tee recently after the presentation of tte petition teen turned Into a bazaar for charitable •tertfor. In the months of November (airs. The population of Minnesota is Mtimated at 273,000. McBride, who aeaaulted Gen. The Meadville (pa.) RqraHfoni My* Sol. Meredith at Waahingtuo oa tte 17th cariog tte past rear #570,000 wets in­ ttftaat August, was eonriaad ofassault and battery ih the Criminal Court uf that vested ta buildings in that dty. . The New York.Stale Banket Albany city yesterday. The evM«|M submitted before tte Committee on Contested Electiooe, ia TTie people of New York city were the Dodge Brooks ease, has been seat to taxed nearly ♦10,000,000 to support the tbc^rintor, and will eooo te given to the J. c. Bray BURTON & MAIN’S ' <___ I J-tt___I* ----- .-V. CLOT/fflfff, BBOADCLOTIW. CASKMKBDi, TNfTntGB, FL’RNMnXNG COODa, to-us by a direct air line »■ ■, NNVINB, HaaUage. Braeob of tte Great England to DeMin. One of JR BALE— Tte E. 48. £ P Jf AIN’S PORTRAIT GALLERY, rera LMHlSv. C. FRIED IX �Jnal u) SfiisitUautsus. •ITIC1AL FATE* OY1AUT OOTETT. Barry County Agricultural Society, held at Bastings on ths 9th day of January, 1800; meeting was,called to order .by the Secretary. ’ .t ? b Oamotion, J.C. Banna was chosen Chairman in the absence of the Prasi- Minutes ofprevious meetings read Ly the-Secretary. ' ’ ‘ » J. C. Bray move<L to amend sec. 3 of the articles of association by striking out the word rixuen, and insert one, so that but one Vice President be elected.— Carried. ’ ’ , Mr. Bray moved that a rule be adopt­ ed restricting les ms or aalmals to exhi­ bition in oce class only, which motion prevailed. Voted to expend the sum of k75 in further clearing and grubbing the Fair Mr. Cady moved that the Secretary be inatroctod to advertise for a letting to ths lowest bidder, an Saturday, Feb. 10th next, the job of logging and grubbing all the Fair grounds inside of the trotting track Adopted. <* : The folowing officer* of the Society were chosen fur the ensuing year : Pres-. Ideet, J. Q Hanna ; View President, D, G. Robinson ; Secretary, J.'M. Nevins; Treasurer, S. C. Prindle; Directors, Richard Jones, J. C. Bray, N. Barlow, 8. P. Cady, and D. G. Robinson. J. C. HaXka, Chairman. J. M. Nxrixs, Secretary. ■arc petition. ill IhoTowntUpof nuifags h!m «n Tbouund Fir. Hundred JM i OMBUvrUun ol Ore "Chicago •Bu t Trunk llallwsr; ..it <i.. .r„_..h 1™ v. »l.*A A Domanos Vtsrr for the benefit of Rev. E. G. Bryant, of the Presbyterian Church, will be given him, at the resi­ dence of IL B. W lurmsAX.Eao., on Tbnraday evening next, the 18th instant, to Ar«byou troubb-d with dlstn■which his friends and the public gener­ ally are earnestly invited. '''x , rating heartburn, depression ol desire for e»liiudw, sick and litedat be, and other affect i*>n« Railboad Mzxnxo.—There is an ap­ class rendering you unfit for I pointment for a Railroad Meeting, to be held at the Court House in Hastings, on Wednesday eve. Jan. 24th. Addresses may be’expected by Hon. F. J. Little­ john, Jsdge Williams and Col. Fish of Allegan. _ L) Riumno Ciucu.—The next regular meeting of the Hastings Reading Circle, will beheld at the residence of Natuax Bxklow, on Friday evening, Jan. 19.— Hours from 8 to 10 r. m. eonpotu Iterate attested, tbs iulsreat at sold bonds to teeerra per rentutn. per nnsitst- s»d paraMe sanMlty trsm nsd attar tte dridar of January, A. I). IMMad tbebondalote todrawn that tte principal seal Stell teeutto dee sndpay. able aa Mio*a. »r?W. ia thres jasn. |X7Sv, is four years. I.Tte, ta #rs yon, tl?.’-? la alt Jaaatey. ia lbs jw oat Ihraslsd sigblhund­ red and alxty-alx. Preran I, Bterasa C. Prin<1’fc,ite^>«ste^f tai Estate »f Chsriorta'Mira r bkw u rorfc^rd by Bata tael. And it da fortter « BK’.Skt.SBSs MaatdaMMaat *f J. & KteTras, Guardian atasta nlaoTprayteg Z. tteidwore, k k. G rejury. I. H.ctetawi., Wm. Bartow, Zw And •cs.i, xwarASfta U'.- ... ■ ■ _ • n—JI MOTtrCACE SAtR cSanceby sale. A'm. S.Goadvesr, It. J. Grant. K. li. Throop. H II. Cook. U. J. KsaArid, P. K. McElwain. L B. ITtehtixBn, n.G Roblnaan. Ira ttatch, F. 0 Aek»J. U. U. npauldiBg. J. W. Ktebbux, H. K,«telIon, P. B. Cuok.'Jtiun A. Hwsesey, M. C. 5'rtadle. SPECIAL TOWNSHIP MEETING?" "Humorous Literature," by Thack­ eray - -King Robert of Sicilyby Long fellow; “Reserve," The Saturday Re view ; “Sensation of Being a Beauty," Victoria Magazine ; ‘ Charles the Fifth’s Clocks,” by John Quincy Adams. Instrumental and vocal music will be interspersed ter variety. rasatw.vts'X’tfsrMS cf Hral-.nfB. and show mew. If any Itere te, why tte preysr of tbe p«U Uorar tfaoold net te pasted. On readies and Alins lbw fMettUoe.dnlr vsnBsd And >1 1. farther Ota.rod. tkal .aid poUUoaor of Oliver C. HwbteU, an of said dmressnd. pray«frr aoliee to Ibo pcresaa latemted fa said •*- fa* that Jute J. Hesdenbctt may be appointed ifrdsllllilii irri’t , . ... .. Tternpon II ie Ordered, That Msety U»« Tnalksmics Borax.—Qeo. II. Keith has sold the Hastings House to L. A. Nichols of Calboon 6o. Mr. N. has rented the House to Geo. S. Morton and A. Humphrey of Battle Creek. D. C. Hawlbt, has, In connection with his grocery, an eating saloon, kept in good order, where a lunch may bo had at all hours—also raw or cooked oysters. AtSSNOTiAtoWBAia and that tte bells Bt tew of said teo..te<Anri al utter pmtei Interested In raid srtate. stv requi­ ted to appear st a Beaaloo of said Court, Item to te balden alite ProbstsDfflct.ta tbe »mageof lira- OVAHOIAN-B BAI. TiicBoAnii of Supervisors adjourned rm Saturday. Their proceedings will bo published In ottr next issue. Lxr oca nsansM remember that Maus A Phillips are selling groceries and all other goods in their line at very rrsaouable rates. CHANCERY BALE. Dvatso the past week we have had a snow storm, succeeded by a thaw, follow­ ed up by a severe freeze, then a furious north-easter which changed on monday night to lively south-wester, piling the snow anywhere else than where it wae GtlARDIAN'B SALE t. »=d . wanted. Hossa Killxd.—Ou Friday afternoon last. Ml. Dewitt, who Ilves a few miles east of this village had a horse killed in : will Bed tte Bitten an Incomparable Bestorelire. not disagreeable to U» teste, and ramentty In rtgorating. Ko other stnoulral p.odsoe. tte log on his sled, testn Attached to a fassyty anmmlnf toward him at a rapid rate. Too Uta, ha dieoovered that they I»d no driver, md la attempting to gel Lis team out of die road, bis horses were struck by the raa-avsys and the longue co the siad brake, one and of It running nearly through aoaof Ms hones, killed iXtastartly. no driver of the raaaway THE . JKMYt&B HWIM Uncjnialedi Remedy KO SCRATCHING- FOB PURIFYISG the BLOOD. bCRATCHKB. >.< IS UM MtiaHMaa Aed driviag froa tte sywtesi all which laducra dtesara, m*k*r ■ te. cwbdM1 a31 Vegetable Extract, -f-ss-s^ns: HAN’S SALE. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. noBTGAGE SALt fJ. isis Jsrzstf-iLrt 1. ■ -ail. ladU.n'ir Amiw. BEEVES’ AMBB08IA. FOR THE HA|.B-. ;i Tte OnfUai sod Cm w»« XoJroare te prepat ed by J. JUXM Rssvm and teate ta.1 inc and preMrrsUre . uo> bairfidlinf ent, caaMoit sttKsxiiar; rsndon Ite hair boB, I . ro try It and ba ronelueed.------ _F»... Benzoin is riot , Benzbiri Elixir 11 the bet! Rracdr fat Ihroal aadLungDU Prise 71 seats per BotTe-gS^e>et (Ussa.- BENZOIN ELIXIR Is used, sad m rfll* feme, D. *1 <«■> st iutanM. as O. * o™> «M>W * <X W.AwiU WiA rill A of twowbg that those whose wssm IModt people tato the guUee,” Mfrr»aghaMbaMtU»JSta«K .7wn. Mr ttaU^steM �BARiOW, GOQRIEAR Ajtuiltxral liras. gO'JHd & GRANT, H. A. GOODYEAR riEFARATliilS. “bxsmlt coecnarnuto** rLUIfl ixmkcxd AKE FRIFARKD TO BUPTLT V‘1^ KTTRACT BTCHH. 8 <10 0 0 THE HASTINGS DRUG & BOOK STORE of all kinds, Of twn* the first inquiry ia, “ What will cure It 1" Tte tint part of tte an­ swer coasted in finding out the cause.— Have just Purchased NEW GOODS, and frost-bitten grate of the fields in AutOinfi. fo fresh hay and a litOenaln, when ftoM.teougte to the baru, WhsntHala thBCaw.Yt wMl be noticed that they will pull iudtecrimlnatcly on both tides and Addfaf TraMpcrtafooi sad eaurata mstely tf Railroad Prices, Roberts & Striker, TOL. X. Bistinjs Umrr, kb®hj®kd iPiBHcaw s ^MMSeMTMT rtmnur. IRON, BAILS, STOVES, skin. Jtte aw TIN WARK of ALL KINDS. »f kli own oecasldhed by — ——------ ---------Raanlkctare, and Wanaated Good. usually pat’ offln a short time, even tf notbUibedMefoHt. It to well, how­ ever, to give to such cases fine salt, and STOVE TIPI, ab tans sulphor, inn mixture of two parts of the former to one of tho latter. Place it in a box in |belr apartments and they wiR eakUfroslyWheat a sbeep is found biting and pul­ ling at one particular spot, we may be oertain of some local source .of IrtiUlion. A Close investigation will usually disoovcr cither a littk ronghnea, hardly turtle-1 eablo to the sight, but easily dalocUd by the finger, or a slight pimply eruptioo, parts of which may have become covered GBHTX>-3TOirES, with a dry scale. Fof sttdh-take strong spirits of turpen/Im,and having opened the wool catefelly arootid tte rfroied pprt, apply it robbing it well with tte finger, and capseially if any scabs are found. This shoe Id be repeated two or three times. We have found it Quite effectual fur tho V ALASB. removal of tuch dubculliur. U pUTTY ■ But this It only local end temporary treatment. To begin at the fouodallon, AND TITOODEN TUARE. orwy flock should bo most throughly dipped 1n a itrony (hnctian of tabett.0 every Spring, soon after shearing. Many flock maatere practice this now, we are aware, but with some it amounts to but little, because they are too sparing of tte weed. Ent In the tobacco, give each shwp and lamb a most thorough soak- । ing evsry Spring, sod every . Autumn ss they art put to Winter keeping, keen eMl>ad rtllpterby them, and yoa wifi MaUs.!iute trouble with akin diaeasvs- S WE DEJ new and most complete assortment of DBl'GI AMD MEDICIN JEM, DRY ODS Chemicals, Palala. Olla, Ac. . Groceries, Book#. BOOTS & SHOES, eTATIOKTHRV, Shelf Hardware, FEXB, FKMCILB. INKS. FAFEU,ENVELOPES OAXDS, Ac., As. ROPE, GROCERIES! Hats &. Caps, crockery and glass ware. AEVengreat blessings THS Farming Tools of all HARNESS Wimta.— Wta" ihl -------- ,------------- —, by hard labor or long traveling, the blanket thrown on his book, at once—tie vapor UMtni up from th READY <cx®:i£xa:r ipxBinmmrtr Aid CwUm Extracts, Which will be sold lltt For Doing Busim^ss, riixHBOLD’3 EXTRACT BBCHH innbftl'ROttUAIH tr FOX MECHANICAL AMD MEDICINAL . rcRPosK8.oMLr_an ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE FATES! MEIICINEt. nrWU- RELIEF. WtsraigM, rt.ow.ur, a.»,a»ue or cih.r <l:.<w, .trttebsr thiasuttew or Mtwrateia. Clndir*Mor­ tens. Dtentewa. liiliaot Cnhc. ferrr aad Atw. WAri BKADT inJKFwill q.lrkly ear. lb. VERY CHE.1P FOR CASH OR ready STATE. a ,'sissk't- w S3ZSMU — «— HU IhSNlbTtiTlktFMMr wuras/oeed BACE ^JtSStftviT!silr’,nTFiATrrt1ir3’ ; oo. kiicm.xi. RTMAX RADWAV’S «^*^jXgyhM.WMr*teM*rt.tMl- -pay. Don't forgot the plan-w, al RUSSELL’S STORE. Hastings, Mich. CROCKERY -L.U6WJ)S EXTRACT BUCHU ii Lhi Great Diuretic. rwnmlH-. shirt, I Low mil. „,j w|| io tu< I Mi thM,: te.KU.6 is the largest ever brought to -thia mart, . IHIENIX INSURANCE CO. tilniaalH TnstahwMiarlo - ■ *-- ■ L» itaaNMiUy ulhrc MM. aiu.tr Small I sJaiztu::?.; Get the Genuine Article! 'iXdw., ’,«« L II.I..U. Q&l h x.“ Phoenix of Hartford. 5.W3VUT.W Htf.' XSt: FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, •taaahraMa. .hL.uk W ©AITO EE IKBAT1 OLD LADIES ,*,K41R MAIDENS frw, Addn*.. MASON A HAMLIN. Beam. . MASON BBOTBEBB^Naw Taaa. «pt»jl 8. C. Priadla a J. W. Baasvaft ire Apsis C lb* Mia of Umm Orgaaa, ia Bury Coualj. y:ri“b*ir e»s ofiht 933,172.64 ‘w^aa^fTsa-ssiiss! (FEMCaBY IWflbJ E’war^i-sususKsi ... , , . c*M*w«rvlA« HUM,. ... pU^ttCT In |.KnCTtlyKl?TT».., bwoLui.r “fcrtSSat MOT & SWB8, '"TtSsS?” H Me. S.telbt town ofM.rJ. u*. AOTf in Co . !“■' *etro, on U» KbIurmuo Grind Eipldn J'liak Rovd । alio,•U oft* roagWy clsaood. if tbs ■nhs^t art noil and XerUitaMastMtMo. U WUGBT. added to move the coops, as the Western VOB 8ALE-40 *cvm os sm. U. and M aerw farmer ii»hd to Jog their barai to get dear of ths manure. Fowls will not room low out of choice.—Oor. Cotmiry Catkman. Bunr™ Hokum OUR STOCK SHOP. A borts-will get tired sanding and treading on a hard floor; so will a cow, a aheap, a man. A.aoft bed f*elt eaty— giro* rest. And yet we neglect the bed­ ding of our atabfet to a great cxte*<— Iniered limbs and other ailments, espec­ ially of the hoof, am the result ofyjn of a neglect here, aa baa been clearly enough abowo, and as sny man can cJcariy en­ ough ere, If he give* tbe subject a momeoVa thought. Bod with fuaw, which Uf.™,or mwdust, or mn Aerk or sharings. Tbe drier these materielt are the better. Every day remove tbe moiate&ed bedding tnd replace with new.— Such a floor, well bedded, adds greatly ■ to the warmth of a atebb, and thus be­ come* a fodder savar. Tbe until holes and crevice* in a floor with a good bedSthem, will let liUls or no cold and will drain the table.— ve a groand floor than bard, Wiktd plank—Rural World. PovxTrr H6oifcs.— I saw a cheap mode of building a hejery, by flaring poets in the ground, but 1 found It the moat expensive that 1 ever tried, on ac­ count of the numerous disease* It brought unttefowlsby the eataratlon of the ground by their dropping* I would advisa the posteaswed off, and wheel* pal under, that It might ba moved m often aathree time* a weak. I bare found the higher they roost from th* dropping* the batter; ihon there should te n ffbor at least fiftxMn inches from the ground, to ■*” 76 Insure with the Phtnnix I»re U ocr.serviti’r ruin esn cv.rsLfc lUfaaartktv. BKCtfKB THK BEST. Lasses always paid Promptly. ei.ooe FEB »A4’1 360t?K'S:»5i‘ Shirts and Draws Um vsnr ItK, lh>J^or>x paid lasers to ttet umm ertno.OOar’a liuit ottr gl/noo mt dv.iuU^wete^rMMda.a.. Drawers ■MMMM Mweausm, I dm u>o atutr; n wra hnMMenM. I no the JUI..F, ’fc&.Tt If •SSSs.WE . Pbonix policiet iiaued by B. C. FRINDLE, narty Rredwrt Afcnt wa* 0>e blanket, and u \hihone con­ tinues toeool, the cold and wet covering te Of little bi». A better way is to let the animal etud uncovered for a few minutes,a lunger or snorter period, ac cording tn circumstances, until cooled down to about the ordinary Umperture, but not to tny *------- *-------' then throw on (Mn*r*«*., nr IncnMhn, I avrlf »h. a dtw wtestei th* sra*l tettn pate* sn Dr. Procter's. DR. CROOK 8 VEGETABLE WineorTar Th* rte.wt.ii Toufe M . .UaMteal, .Ma*.. I vv*vc •SffiSf£."g-,re u&5®H^LK I powers nr. brfniiuj; H te »• >inh. .nd tUy Rnl no rmndlt) bean found h» oneapedud xpiaotiUro. hi Kae EoglaibS :W« it a great wealth !u te,<boeaMbetag less than ooal. It it frw from many of the oUeetiou of wood ©MUGGISTS. axi> at >*. IT Musas Lari, I AttonMF la Cb.iK.rf ■as* th ircaixe KO SCRATCHING. Aho, NUjpiAB, HOODS, Ac ON VUU HOWARD all OraQMa ;gemeni>;idiHoattepe's' . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-01-24.pdf 31ff9a52f0be3fe1fc43075a5f98b824 PDF Text Text IOHIC WEED ! gO'JHG ! 8 (10 0 U iJSTEVINB. X-MOFRXS&OK. (I TOL. X. -OkmoMwr.”—Had Ika nadara of the Fwnser believed tbe comments of Its edHor. they would very naturally bare fjlt gutinga Sannrr, R. R. Bcbolauous.—Between two and three o'clock. Tuesday morning, the ebrka. sleeping in Julius Ramell da Cm's store were awakened bp the breaking of glass. Upon examining for the cauee, H was found that some rascal bed attempted to enter tbe store by cutting away the sash in front of the jewelry apartaneat. Tbe job was bnngUngiy done, and tbe aeddeo tai brerking of a large pens of glass aroused the sleepers and frightened the R. SeVEN OnE'.T IU.ESSISCS MieftBKD to HO. 30. HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1866. THE UVMAX back Tt-A.TD'W-A.'Sr’S READY RELIEF. doers and to some who are pot, convened on Monday. The calendar waa quite full, but, we am in formed that many cases will go over. DtJay is lheoustom of the law and the “beet’hold" of the lawyers. Five or ala criminal cases will probably be disposed of. SCHENCK'S by rowdies. During the year 1865, naariyll £00<­ 000,000 gallons of water were consumed by Um city of Palhdelphia. Some mean person recently broke the Urge pbta gbse windows b Mr. Baldwb’a store In Cleveland. A game of baa ball was played' <m the Ice at Philadelphia.last Friday between the Atlantic and Hamilton clubs of that alialcf AmerioM vessels destroyed by British pirates in tbe employ of Um rebel government. Bines, that time, be said, the bill had been preamitad and the Brit­ ish Government bad refused to settle it, and not only so, but had refused to con­ tinue the controversy on tlio subject.— Mr. Chandler said the proper course for thia country to pursue was absolute non- Tux WiAtflx* commits some curious freaks, this winter. Friday last was a Cbil.iT. Cdrt. >.bM, ewv.tu very warm day for the eeeenn ; the enow melting and water running tn the streets. In the evening, or about 10 n'oioek, a heavy shower occurred accompanied by thunder sod lightning. A terribly windy nlghlfoilowed, and at daylight, Saturday RaIUIoad Mam.-io.—There Is an ap- morning the thermometer ettod al (era pomtmenttor a Railroad Meeting, to be held atYhe Court-House In Hastings, on Wednesday eve. Jan. 24lb. Addresses may be expected by lion. F. J. Little­ R. B. Wightman, on Thursday evening. john, Judge Williams and Col. Fisk of The sum of 6152 was realised, being Mr. WhiuUu km n nearly all in money. Allsgan. . the reform of Um Clev<----------------- _ a oom of ttO.MO. It is thought Um Too Tuva.—The Grand Rapids £apU the plan will be adopted by Um CoenThat all change is not improvement or in noticing a former statement of thia CoL Nelson Troaler, the Secretary of reform is undoubtedly true. There is al­ paper, that our village has no engines so an approximation toward the truth io end but little water, rery truthfully says: Stale of Indiana' was robbed at bb reel­ in Indianapolis, Friday morning last, of the adage that “one may as well be out "The village of Hastings is sadly Im­ •200 and tome nsw clothing. <>f the world as out of fashion," It la be­ provident" " On Saturday afternoon an unknown coming the fashion, tn print all local and man waa run over at Piltoborg by a lo­ important news matter, upon the first comotive end killed. Around hia nsck moat sincere thanks to our friends In­ be wore a badge of needle work with the page or outside of the paper. We, thia Hastings and vicinity, for their gsnarous inepriptiun. I. H. 8. week follow the fashion, and change the gifts and kind attentions on Thursday A mad cow wae killed near Indtensp “make-up" of our paper. This formic evening hat. We appreciate it all; and oils bat Friday. This b Um fourth or much nrore convenient to tbe printers only hope that we may be enabled tn and is generally mure acceptable to ad­ some manner, to add as much to their vertisers, and custom will eo<« render it comfort and happiness as they have done just as satisfactory to tbe reader. ' In tn oars. May God's blessing reel upon these times every wide-awake buaincas them all. i man waste to get bis advertisement just as near the reading matter aa p-waible.— idMUgb •ay stairs iajMHtorj will ImmUtauly .fforj bf imparling vigur |J Mwuxng too TU*1 Fur this reason we have heretofore made Binustaa Cbamos.—A Mr. Dcttno it our practice to print reeding matter no from Miabwaukee, Ind. baa purchased every page of our paper. We intend to the stock of TnoMAs Watuxo, at the print mattar, at all limes sufficiently In creating to the reader tu Insure < assail QaaaUtr* Jis being - read wherever It may be One teaspoonfull of that world re­ io the paper. Very likely we may not nowned remedy, Coe's Dyapepeia Cure, follow aay of the established modes in taken after meals, will enable tbe most confirmed dyspeptic to rot any thing he cbooeee, without fear of any distreeeing effects. It is a biasing to all wbo are troubled with disease* pertaining to the stomach and bowels. The proprietor* of Coe's Cough Balaam say, take lltdo and often. This is Um secret of its auccew. It will not harm you to taka it often, and every tiros you take it you wUl ese its b*os6ci*l eCeela. •UAt"U%S ■.X4.'«S?» >yn4p rvaseof tte ..^■^A^rAIUS. a. Use Helier remove* all pain and di* atari’s s-usris iiah. I cowid Ml ulwp witoom a botiwas's Batey IMiafwiUue my rssrt; tiXt.’jtsrs.’S’EX- PAY up; Baum mim KO. SCRATCHING- JONES A DBASE, STOGEOH DEMTI8TS, sa bosliteM tarn of mind that prompts to regular sdrertlaing. Peter Howard, of Hope, baa just sold a very fine form, at a Mr prios, the resultollegitimataadvertteing. T. PbiUipe also offirrn one of the moat dssirable forms wa know of, for sale. Thio farm lies bordering oo the Thornapple river only 2| mile* watt of this village. J. & Van Brunt also offer* some desirable real rotate la tbs village and out of it. J. A. Bwoexey and H. Wright aro also advertising some good lands, improved and utiimproved. Some of these lands wlH be sold al very good A FteX w PaauuavnAB.—On Tues­ day nigl»t of hat week, if we are correctI, MWwrf a u du. U» MMhg »*«d «W corned kJ Mr. VkHUp^w. ** 1 .(UW, «u <ma aklnO dwlroyW by fire. We be!.rm the upper part was occupied M a dweilteg by Um finally of Mr. P. We are without paftiodaa la AU persona indebted t» Julies Rus­ sell ds Co., by Note or Account, are hereby notified ihattiw same Must be PaiA! without delay. Your immediate at- tentiuo will SAVE COST I Hastings Jan. 23, 1866. Mr Chandler asked for the immediate maideratioc of the above. Mr. Dixon objected to It, and It Ilea Business has assumed at Union square Naw York, its usual routine; tbe dele gatse to tbe late Falsa Congress have nearly all left for their bomea. Tuesdsy waa a busy owe *1 th* Roberts Secretary McCulloch baa arranged a beadquarters, on Broadway. Ali the at­ coufsrenos of British provincial delegates taches were actively * ‘ *’ with the Committee of Ways and preparations for the Means. The President has nominated Henry R. Sanderson as Collector uf Internal Revroue foe tbe Fifth District of Illinois. Him. B. B. French, Commissioner of Public Buildings, is taking etape to rofuraieb tbs While House before the duee The Board for examining applicants for commiesione in the regular army, are doing up their business and will adjourn The muster out of 50 additional pay­ masters, which was to bare been ordered during the preaeal month, baa buan post­ ---------------------------- --■1 Hell poned, owing to tbe ecattared condition Tk» Utd Jodctl Sbmaeh Bitttri tn steal the fcnom and tbe pump bandie, and free from all tbe addition sod imparities the barn d.«ors before he girce up pomes usually found in ths tobies and stomach sion.’ That man knows a thing or two Bittern of the present day. They are a about bumau usWrr.” omblnatlon « rare herbs, with the pur­ No such ejections can bo brought est end mildest of all stimulants— fine old agaiaet several of the dtixeoe, who offiw ripe Bourbon Whiskey. land for aale in thli county. Several at least, are of that juet and liberal as well ■■?;; sy 4:rs»uJt* । * ot•:*«« > •.'. nttf u■ IM»C K«KtlK»WH» British commerce--------------------------- -Brit ish pirates destroyed America ships, Mr. Chandler, at tbe conclusion of Ms re­ marks, offered a joint resolution declaring that FAarou, By the recent publication of the diplomatic oorreepoudeoce between thia Government sad Great Britain, we era folly advised that tbe last named Govarumsothss refoaed ur repair the damagro comtnitod on Amartaan oom meree through the agency of ber subjects during the Ute rebellion,and has dedined to arbitrate, and finally not to bear any­ thing fntber Ou tbe subject; therefore. JUkM, That the President is hareby requroted to withdrew our Minister from tbe Court of 8t James and make the" proclamation of national nonintereooreo which is hereby declared to taka effect after each proclamation shall have bees NEW SDriRTOEMKHi NOTICE. ‘ -■■IkhU - ——1*21 £!j— know the esmtenU thereof. sad that they have good HMM to believe, end do believe said suteraeui to bo tree. Sworn and subscribed to before me at Vermont rffi.h mid Htate and county ihi*:i Jib day of January, 1665. Wnxana Daw, Praudect. ? D. W.Burnt Aot Seer. i MUST BE PAID All Notes and Ac Must counts due Ge Paid Immediately A word to the wise. Hastings, Jan. 16th, 1866. J. 8. GOODYEAR A Co. TAKE CARE OF YOUR ZUL STflTCtLANDS tbUtfwnu Cough Bulaus DYSPEPSIA. �DRUGS! DRUGS! HARD’ cIrF ?S? i.snWSMB»*’,,0“ ailBGEU?i8 AND PHYSICIANS, ARE NEW GOODS Mrti.r. J—. *k iws Board met jurauc: to ad«ur»«Kt R^caJUd f»srT^t «WUN«M AND a '"olLTrf io*— a. To Suit M, Scoeh Mibnoa aO tte to hmKj kept in » Cooulry Seorw each M SAT PASS. IN NEW DRY GOODS. Hardware, '— TWthea^aamJfcm lb. । o— alUCl, curt, nruy ■** ■ «♦ t - ■ Great groceries ROPE, u.-' _ J.Roam, Farming Tools of all kinds, On moticn the report wx» accepted ' it J agKud ’ . 1 Mr. Malory amred that IfaWM ii^xMo-oo be appointed Draw Coawiia- I MTI a FULL STOCK of BOOTS, q,., ■ s» -w rf ffc_ p„ askbuobs, For AJU'C«tM nnMuumnr HARNESS &tMlbP19» iw Da Mt. MaHory, t*. *M accepted, mi th. maalpfe d;-» mo.U [, a«k t- SHOP. (ImAaCm*. !«**! broguh b’cTocb.c m. Thurncjay Montlnj. Jan. 11th. Tbe Board met pnrauant to adjourn­ ment, and wwolbdto order bj the Chairmao— Qscrwu prenxt. A FRIGHTFUL ofJ.T. Emory. 8. Uthirty- ! j one cthcra, of tbe to*1 p ie, pray ing the Board . . alter the line of tba highway, ronaiag acruM the east-half of tke south wert quarter of aetlSno t«M»ty-fi«e, in aaid town of Tbomapple, so that ths same shall run an air hne, eosnmenciug in the i center of said highway, on tbe vast line thereof, and naming to tbe centre of tbe bighvay oo tbe caal line of (aid deacrip doo-in pursMacoWBKtao 1083of tbe DISCOVERT DRUG & BOOK STORE IS OLD LADI REMOVED n Ae JCorfk SUc of SUU Stmt. OpfOsift jRrrfcw, Ooodyw i frnaa/r. A DEAD SIAN’S MBIT--------- —- ■nrc MOST SKEPTICAL. * TBAT TMgKW IMCMSA4XCO ' VIRTUE IK THE Sckool BODY Books, • > EJE5J JACKET teaK; Shirts STA.TzoinnRTr, rm, rnrciLi. txra, nra,Bvnora , . shall bn aeeapud or wedaei bigbwee. Oo motioo tbe radotioo waa adopted. Tba Giffinittm upon MiwilgftS Cbuna farther reporswi that they had po^^smthoMl^a^q^ . LAND5TOT SALE. GROCERIES! mm ** FOUND Vjj^a.jtT^^Ws .M* —» “ uk« | GBKaWlHD, Merchant “• ram ait cnMU >' K_ »—,.»■» , , WU-- Tailor, IWIM van, ■«....„, moot uti cioTawe. ■ —Ha—, uwux rmaa HOWABD ASSOaADOS. �tUGSI DRi •’ MoM,“ aUBGEMNS AND PHYSICIANS, & GRANT, ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY E W GOODS! riEMMTIMS Rev. J. a V<M,a«M first part of March, some little rest through the *iMar Is needed to gam ester, Mesa, received a ct| strength end brace up tba system for ths from bis congregation as summer's work. Eight er lea weeks, m theuewal aassw io which milch eowe FLUID XITRACT BUC8U trolewm in that city. FRTON obtaining HASTINGS, MIOL JQJ OF ALL KINDS, AND AT PRICES llltt AM To Suit the Times. AS ttelaaaases Usees, aftstwea, Jsawasy Mh At Bead Hoem, XUos. ferwaepu Jssusn Itth .UMerehTUi At DewaaUe. aftsewoeaa, Jaeeary IMA aa4 Isvehnh. , ,, u At Becbaaaa. faroeoeas January lite aM larch Sth. Al Michlgse Orvy. fereweewe Jaseary llth aa4 h BaXale, afteroooee Jaaeary >Mh aad *At Afusoa. JeeearyMtbaad JJsr^XSd. At Awsfisse BeeM.Lawng. Jaaeary Sttt and r‘u ttoBMe. Jaaeary ISA, awdMroh Mth. IN NEW YORK, SINCE TBE Great Decline, In Prices, OUR STOCK ty as Lav. Mildirt Ute. wiugSt.-' kvice aleck a( Gaeesaisa, * OB HAJJf—X »yof a«tio»rt ia RaUaed, (lev Jars, Rto sad GroeadCsfibe. For Doing Busimess, >torTua.frveiMeeatetofiMS yse peead. ■wiag aad Kmokrng ToaacoK m' fl. d K. AHS EQUAL TO AST STATS. ■bine and Lard 0.1,' > . Osasv Bablur. Bast law Mill sad Weise serie Ksrryeeualy..ranis; iaaaRsS al th. .ssr ef ses toM at lbs 'itoTbueeajTlsP.vcrj prwBaaoo.ses --—■-“I i-ssHf W HOOF SKIRT FOR 1M4. CROCKERY is the largest ever1 broguht to this mart, Ths Orsat IxvsxtMa of the figs ta EDDT 3EEB1T8. . HfUIiLBY-fi Mrw !•.!,.< 1>LFM L1KTIC (ot goeHs) tmMXO IMIUtK t. revsavmw'reesisu aTaeraax tar tvoyflsI ■ I.Br-.in.STSBLKraisoB. tafttltofr Have just Purchased original oral we. but^OM, . , A drr.1. ofFontana W ntftWitfM Brishmend leas week; Mr. Broeke,af the N. Y. f$aaaa,wa»ghrirmaa ofthe arjB*-4 itttioc moc*i^ ‘. . A new Cirri* of the Fenin Brother­ flood was organised In Philadelphia, last week, under the saaaagameng od ** the Oenwral Hweoney Orclo." a 7*^ ,„V WX DXLL.1N DRY GOODS RVWMwq BOOTS & SHOES. Hats & Caps, CROCKERY AND CUASB WARE, AH® —AHD— ’ . Which wiU be sold toots. All these tbe far Mere tall you 1 ■ ere his beet milking stock, which, from , some utisceountable rea»>u, bare been unhrttunale io the respect named. He will tell you it la a very groat lues, and that there to more trouble of this kind now than formerly. Of Ouurss there may have been various cbuwi operating to bring aboat this result, but the more common oca, it is belivdd, results from FjEfty CHE.IP ::«AMW-ireneH !«MH Don't forgot the piece, at RUSSELL’S STOBIK piKENIX INSURANCE CO, ;( Get the Genuine Article! Phoenix of Hartford. THE PH (XXIX nrnani raaurr* tea* Wt 883,172.64 (FMXUaBT UM) . . ©DOTS % STOW, ■ TOE MOST SKEPTICAL. ' THAT TMgltC t8 UNXOUAA.LM 1 virtue iw the ■ EJED JACKET : Insure with the Djamil Castlen to the Fitbite. , saw.xwrsSJtJKK: facl. O»ly someaales wbe Baialale 8res rates and Lmks alvaya paid PrwpUy. I13HPKBBAI' Shirts and Drawers KOURBON WARRANTED TO SLOT. A wrnrn.TirKRT s®©iP. HOWARD ASaOCIAWN. .Winu Buxxtxu sou Saxxa.—Have our friends provided winter shelter for their ehaepf or era they many of them nrglectiug It aa useal, and, M usual, not having tbebon lack with their ritoep,— Depend upon it, that oold, to addition to wet, to imrifel. You wiU see W more especially to Xbe spni«. flbelter is feed saved; strong th kept, ehtoh would Otber wine be lost; and won* Improved by tbe good 0.-ndllton of the sheep to say nolhmanto-tonne tbe moat important posMsof all—the Istttae which are to' Mfov, A suffering will pruduro a weak lank., Am»eg weak Jamba there is always mortality, and a rtug'sd growth in the fotura tody ofths sheep. A wrah. ! sickly lamb will not make a first dans Good trraUnent of aheap <a prohtoUo all round. and ebelter of the important pUMsto bo attended to. Build it and invito the sheep to k; feed them there; 1st their exit be there, ami little lit bite titty need. Mow to a good litte to aae tothh thing, to propare for it.—Jtonl uLAilivLu'j uiTiACT SUCuii :s^sevet*5b«nWA»Bi fOR CASH OB READY-PAY. been “dried off" Deep milkers are often inclined to y leld inilk doting the whole year, and unless extra attention is given as to the manner in which they are dried, trouble ■ ill be bad with the uddepcfl"their com■ug^n xutlk agarn, and a loes of a portion ol the bag fuThroa. Tbe old . milk re­ mama in the udder, becomes thick, is a •uuti^of tmution. producing inflsoicnatmu of tbe parts, which being aggravated near the time of calving, results in garget or loos of part of tba bag. Ths udder should be empited of its contents every tew days, and tbe work continued until the secretion of inilk cea­ ses. \Vithcoius animals tbe drying otT !• rtfreted iu a very abort time, but tn others severe! weckg are rtnuired. Wei Fssptxo Tcaetps,—An the time to be­ OLD LADIES K FAIR MAIDENS gin to lard <mi the tuiDipe has c>>tna, st submit non hints in regard to tbe timfl of feedand the mode uf avoiding the disagreeable flavor which It is apt to Im* part to tbe milk, and the butter. This turnip, taate. in ths milk ouy be ourvec ted by putting a piece of saltpetre the CIISTOH MADE else of a pea into the pall before milking. The warmth of the milk diaolviag the saltpetre, prevents this taste without in , juring the milk- It la said that if a les cap full of sour cream is put into tbe jar and the milk emptied upon it, the cisagreeable taste is removed. But the best method, probably, is to (red out tbeturaipe, cabbages imiuediatele after milking, sod never to give them any a abort limo before milklag. This will prevent tbe milk mid butler from tasting of the turolpe. If you have them to feed to milch cows, therefore, observe Ibis role, giving tbe turnips immediately after thr morning's milking, feeding out long bay during the day, and giving tur­ nips, if you choose, just after milking at night. Cattle tbrijti better with an occasional feeding cf roots in the barn, and those farmers who raise them would on no se­ en util do without them, especially as a means of change from dry hay. Tins has been a hard year for root crop*, but still we have sonic and they should ba judiciously fed. Save tbe mangolds till: towards spring. They art worth more" VffSi Groceries, flOOl) NEWS AT LAST! OCR FACIUT1ES rn.adn SejsrlevD to »• seats MW sewed >»d and Pvw'l.red hr Hau., nU. <>U, Varnlah and Hniahse. among expMeocud dairymen that It It not profitable, or even desirable to bare eowe “in milk" during tbe extreme cold weather. They dalm that if tbe whole herd could bo managed so that the ani­ mals com* in milk at any lima daring April, and then dried up by tbs Uat of Dwctmbcf, the quantity of. milk yielded would bv.quile aa large and |>«ri»po Ur-| ger than by the old management uf commendngfln February and March, and fin­ ishing 4i January. Experiments have been nude, thawing that the opinion is wall trended. Jr is useless to think of milking c»ws in cold weather without eatrs food, and unlsea pries for dairy produce tro ex­ tremely high, and grain oo the other Uad comparitively low, tbe extra food rrquirod te keep the animal la a thriving com I ditfoc will-cost nearly enough to balaoce the profits realised oo milk. But even If there ba an immediate gam, the lose from Injury to atodt, it Is betisved, is not mu erally made un. Jf it |s designed to have cows IC milk during oold weather, whstbther in spring or carl v winter, It is evi­ dent earm, dry, wolf ventilated stables are demanded, together with extra card and stuxaion to stock. A growing evil among the herds-all through the dairy regiuw is, that more or toss rows are eonunually having noma trouble with the udder, lue'mg tbe use of auiue portwn <4 thabag. Uoo can har­ dly g» into a herd of any cuasidoraUe •ixe without finding a lot of puwB that Siore tbe first of January M Bako (Pa) Shipping Cbmp*dy have shipped from that place nearly U.OOO bar rein *<>f oil. A bouse oe Mu Version street, Boatasi, Dr. Proctar's. FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-01-31.pdf 085cad3086749369658f0bc5e8ac25b5 PDF Text Text ohc Sastags tsbwie. ...................... '<♦’---------------------------------------------------------------------X. , ’«{) ‘,~*y " "’’ "~‘ y*, oocsrr MtcmcuK. i <8iW i - Sastin^’ Business ^irrTterj. ">uti>$> Smtr, IH FCBL18HKD EVERT VKDRESDAT. •r '1 ' j'-LZ" b U-g J -Tin 1"» . :■■ a -i±- . . caekood’fxiMaa ■qaqaM Oo ran p>*va_ i­ Joral ail ^iittllaittiu. untULfAm w rarmt wrrtt. 0*AfaMt^«iBdamUlto«aM' te^ind Uat O. HAWLRX. iJUfeaU Arar Mta, .write ftoU0ra lAoaaaoupaaateprMoaa Tbaedope.aadall om<vi-mtnr .’’feJk! Dealer la all tied, of Family Oroeerieo, tormMotad/4 IaAw«M«aMleAondad iaae^ 6>m aad malt ivtowilMra Bl M par «»•■, Htoaeand Wooden war*, and a geweral .rinr*. yae meni-f pro.teli.n. Al.o Notary Pebllc— Sloe tehroe doora anal of the UaMinga Doom. ar Legd jUrerteaaatcala are charged at tbo rate ofTVcaxta per fhbo (100 woed^Jfcr the ffrM Twriea Msaa or tam,af mi.ian rvpo,H oaateter J^OREBTS A STRIKE*. • nd li oapfe for Meh Miboeqaent knaeTtiun. HerIba tial^ad U eealaffor each aabM^onl I«mtUj ypa*V^HKfoera Dealer, i. drag., medioioae. patoal modi- eaalileted other odreeUMaieala, ftuca Riu to HV eioea. pain la. aila. turpentine, pore Uqaara. dye- a aaiaMa. per aaaaae. a Zak sad Oort Prtena(. .’JlcWgau Cratral HallrMd. AUAfata ./Ara.SM. Z/o-taGi. OU.fay..a.d Paaaeagor Train, oa the Mlahlgaa Coatral Railreed mw leere 11.tU. Creak aa Mlawai «AJHir»Vfa Mj.ll II iSlisfem*<■*■ J ULICB RDotMUXACO. . . raau. waervaba. Deelerein DryRaada, OroewHea. Hooka am! MaDTeaia.................. ,.lte»r, «. Klatioorry. Crockery and Gian. W air.He Iraad Day -kpren.......................... dredr.a. Kboea. aad Clothing, bloer on Slate Street. Healing.. Ittetopn. XeaUBg EapreM,.................11am ». a. Right Kxprwae,............. .....<:<D a. a. .'. 'MIEN GREAT BLESSINGS rnorxssioNAi,. Vtexaa aaataraM. HCCCBKD 1 R. R. R. TO -an-'' ' —. TUB BUHAT nr ox< m>rn.B «r 1AC1 RADWAY’S READY _ RELIEF. ptRAKK ALLES. Altornee m4 Coao.alUir .1 Law. and Solic­ itor In Chancery, and Rotary I'ablie. Oeneral Imad, Tai. uhI C. lloelioa Agaat Partienter attanUoa paid le tbo otawilnaUoa at iMaatnal ealate. OMee orer Wm. Barlow'a .tore. tkayRgpgaa,....... ^...- ....Ilfc*» ». a. Evewlag ReprM., ••••........... !«:»o a. a. Might C.preen...................... i*.,a R, R. RICX. Oeo-l Hepenateadaai. / MAaOXXO. A Tn.rrgwtar meeting, of BaoUage Ldhge XX Ma. At. ol r. and A. M.; era held at itSuiA. JluLUBUOK, |e Hall, aw Wodaeeday craning, on 4 be­ 7 ‘Attorney and Coano.lter al Law. aad Solicit­ fore erery fell mooa. . »4_—tt aaJar inj 6 ooi anJ acala, intton.tary, or io ClMaeery. will promptly and fallbleUy aaarafric, rUoanmlir, wirao.lia or ottor dlMOM, attend to Um balnea, trf hie calling; Coareyaaw traitor lttoam.ll.>n or Kniralgi*. CKolera Mar- cing, Collecting, and Mftltar. and Meal Relate Tb. renter moellng. of WILD FI.ffWER to., Diarrhea, BUIoaa Colic, Fever Claim. IMlndod. Udtee la tlolbro-k Black. LODGE. He. 44. are Laid Monday eemn.g at .aeh WaUnoao <Z lha Irato. Bal. U«a. Ktnuae. week, at the Lodge Room la Goodyear Block, Ha»Unge. MHb.____ r W. WIXO. llL-If uiddealr ar.tad with pain or aiehoaaa, Ito ■»« of RAHWAY'S BKADT HELI KF a it! «F J ford ttnMkMo Earn «M tiumiiui the threat­ <. o. «t O. T. Bad Ane, Un aatrffiff?.™ ;:S,”U*£ aalirat, wUhawt oecoaioelax loan of lima, etoaaa ^Janike of the I'eacr. Will attend to the colof dial, or Mm a., of Utor OMtariae*. Id - If o.bjocl to bratncbra. -or Momaeh.mrl. teclina el debto end all other bwainm. pertain­ ing to bte a®ea. with ffdellty and prnmptaeea. OAee Kferr, Oraogerille MUte. Harry foiala, arrwoioru, mtieiunoaj. dlltouit Leroth•afff JMltaM. aora throat. <x..rto eoMa.d'plIwr.. croak, i.Suoau, lolamaJion ut Ito bowefa_atom- A »• »R*KK M- » Mli. nidnorB, or bloddrr. Btaw.y’. Rr^ij.’lUl.rl will afford immediate mm .ad qulcklyLnrre tto I’.rticater eltontion gireo to the treatment ooarplaiaL of Priraie Dueuea Omcc. corner of Slate and ilLe-llaaaixa nusma— if aflkled with Spi­ ChetHi Nteecte. op euln. nal ditteaIHM or with DiabeW. lacwliaoMo of fr.ae, Irriiateoeof tile Bladder, C.ralro. of Ito HpMacter of th* bladder, HluggiOrae.. of tto J M RVSSOX. Kidwra. Ixucburrbaa, white* Floor ^AILuo, "llbr.Irian andSergeon. OMc. in Rnaeellte Faltlaraflbo Wooeb, aad oUwr alemao ditteo'•M. Bado.y'e Baade Roller, robbed tbe raliri etore, rftale ntreet. iaagUioflba imoe for tea or twenty umutu. IVKa.day, willcut* lh« woral eaaea W» Ito’e JOHN RODERTH. . o»ar l-Oty Well auibaoiicated ca»M. wbrrr RaJ-a/a Head. Hcltef. br 114. method or.ppUcatio: Pby.ktea nod Snrgewer Dwelling 00 Broad­ itoT bT".l«J^JI5?i* hUd^aervice. way, near the Court llouae. ^assrjs,ir-'SS&-4iL2: wad Ihooa aafferiag from rbenaialiaai la aae forw pallia lb thdjoloti or Ilmbe.^ra'^r or^paralreia, ■XAXKBt MLARKBI All kind, of Ju.ltee'. and Coaeeyaace Buru oa band el the Raawaa OSrw. We bare taken rrealpala. to get the beat fanaa: end. onr bl.ak work cannot beetcelled In eoy oScw ootalde op Detraab We ^all Immediately laOTMee oar foeUilico far Ute klad »f work. Rbadixo Ct»ct.« —Hu* next regular Moating eWtlMi lltetinp ReediBg Circle will be bold kt tb« rtmdentd of Dr. Job» RoButre, •<! Fridav rrrntng, Feb. IM.— II.win Trnnt 9 H 10. r. M. StLBCTiona —“One rd Tena ZP.» rniB,” fnwn B.«ina Reriew ; "TW. Daamrb Inland." an Oriental ApUiyDte; "Our Old Faeto.mad Grand M.ilMr," ; “Bv ihr Ilirpr,” prioe pun.,Ty Mie. M. E. Al kina.; " Wbime and Odd it tee," from H.wmL * O putt ’ : W li j rbyUeiaa. i. now io tbo ptaoUee of bin prefrt».<.a in llaaiiucsaad rldally. Rnidewew on A'Mtlvga.—Mr. N Railxt badadulbed any otherlaffmltiM.will bo quteUr co rod by lt.o Creek Mrtret. USew op atm re, ever Cola A Seo-, grocery, eeoood door Tin* rubbed o» M<«day night. aae df Rad«ay‘. Itoady KoltaC lib.—tflbe aomartiaily la UteMtaaed witb any jy Geo. WiLUAMff, uf Rutland, adear. Typbu or Typhon! Fetat*. Iladw.y-. Rndy ReUrftaIba bed diaiafewlaal ia tbo world, aad a rertioea fiw eale noe "f ibe beet farm* in aaunpearaaiire, to IboM wha wm U. afainal at­ •II Uia erction nf enantry. tack. <rf ib«M aaaladiu. tn com* al iaduBaUon •fiha bowel), utltona Colie. Pniater'a relic or adyMlire tadaOMiery diOeMe. tbo* Heady IMlef |y*8e«F. D. AcKLar't new edeer* will iauaeBbateh afford eaae and comfort. It po. ...... rnaiked alrMUgr. uree all prep, ration. lieement <w> fcWirth page. Ackley i» bound ofopMUa, UlurpbuM, .eralrine, aad oUMr opiate, not to b« uutdiwtenr nndrronld. aad aaxwtiea. It lalla paia. br imparting rigor and .ireagto toU>e ayetoot, and arvc.iug tbe ritel l.lornaod Claim Agent and Uo.Teraacar — e»«g.ea to a be^tbtaJ action, tnatead at partij - Collect. I'eaateaa, lloenfca ami Back Pay. All Hori.—Thie lownabip »<.lrd again*! Meg thepoaeepll.a facatem, aad making tbeo. kind. U Blank, lurawbed In the Coa.ey.oce at aiding the Grand Trmik road, by the iMonaiblelopoia. Let Ibuee wbo would Gro and Real E»Ute Euqoire nt Urn Xteaner Qyke. ~Mf tamtefe WV tUDHraY B READY RELIEF. dociaiv* »oU Uf <50 to 10. Tib.—To Ul wbo are aiok and In pain, ete lb. baiter hr.,A„ hATrn -ill ~rU. Aa nniTTj-r-v ow-rtrtxna. urua.ymr .pinto frappr. yo«r aptobfo «'«“l kedllma trill i>ur< rate, »>.d nlnta.i .Imp. Thte Brawdy tolrely a Family Madiaiaa. ft <** b« uwd W1U. 11m pwmra MMiraoea af <!•>"« pri mto aaaaa whara p*M arimmImm txfota. . 11 i. iu. eMprM «.«io Cke wort J Due thr aaal boUla oeal.in. *Mra madicuM. a. wall M . Mpariar wc-lHriae, lb., ana iloltor'. wartb or tka otdleiry pria-kUtera, Hati*r*<*. to.. • Goa net totUe of BADVAFH BEA fir BELIEF will <10 nwr. cood. .ad ran bo »o«l far teCmyp'ra*.^"^ totter* a.poatod for upon Um prop-rail km uf aiding tba C. fa X. HUEUXIX, M. Grand Trunk R. 8. by booing town CWaaty Traoaurar. Will pay pertlrelar al- bimda, to tbe amount of 31C.500, recalled tMittoe to preoenog PwMtata lor oil port-mo unsnimou.ly In favor uf the proposition. duabita in .rroce, tack pay .ad total’ pi tai pl|y oocarad. .nd la all cu*« no aimrgo vrita* 163 votes were cnet—being Marly onetaoeauful. OBca ta tbo Coarl liosH. half tbe uaual vote of the townfaip. J M. CADWALLADEB, A Cabs waa tried at tba tele term of *Coaniy Clark .nd Salary Pablic. OHcvl* ifaa Circuit Court, which 1* uf owildaretec Caart Hnnaa. bte importance to tba citixens of this vil­ lage. It b tbe cm uf J. A. Swrexry rt.‘ Q C. I'UIKDLE, JJ BUB flrflATMBIL WEHCOTT SAT8. FIFE HlftlURED THOUrtAHD OTUEJU MAT Jedga at Probate, Nat.fy PubUe. Coereyv TBE HA ME: fo^te»T^Znx or"UartJtod. *Coaa.. ta/lba MBH. WESTCOTT. Has* Co. el Mow Toft OSes ta tea Ueart Taw-Tlaadyittkter’ifa<ul.ti»< Pin. xrarf.mil> (BOV. wood tean dT tea pbr.lc .od Q 0. HOLBROOK. '**■■’ '■ 1 ■ -■,- 1; -— ■■ -< ।' ■ WAMBHB ntBW» i ■ < i I. h| 1 ft" ! Si regularity. X(1 SCBATCniSG- lasra, two drunken Irifamen ti«k pu*•eariuti ufa borer and cotter belonging to young Hutax, and drove aurora tbe river. They were fiiHowed, and terribly beaten. by, report aay*, Edgar H. Kn.ppon and ____________ -eett________________ A Irazu Bennett it b tbooght m* uf tba £x 0. SCOTT. Beuu«U WM pcaviVraetteiag Pbytiolta and 8or<*on. Barry- Irifamau Wili db. itUo.Mkb. ouriy natter bund* and haa been delivered up rad lodged ta tall. Knapp, haa YVM.LOOB*. obawged htepbc* ><i rraideuca,.»bather ’ Aitonray * CeaaaaUar al Law, aad ositeiter tempurarily ur permatMnliy U unknown. OHta rite H WZirr Koq-.ta Exntango Meek, Mid4tevUte.MMA. aovlz TM Circuit Court. Tbc-Cteooit Court fir thb Crauly, ' - - " ’ *w ........ rasagMnaEmnn3a^BCO=—^at-4i^ag*,****^***^*F k Ike me of tbo cattle and obulito a epecial Tnautohip Meeting, for tbe purjadgmtM of U0. Wifan mm far iM poenof voting aid *• nnM Qxepmiy." vnlae of tbe oxen and m»»rr» 1103 03. It was voted that the prooeedinga of In th« crimtaal cm of tbn People a* tbe meeting be pobiiebed la hot It Cmj Wto Waite jr. far malic*.—injury, de­ paper* printed In Ilaelingx—after which fendant wbo (aind guilty »fld Mntetrced Um meeting adjuoroed, amr dir. to Refi.rm Bcbmd. Die maiicioue injury L.-J. Witaaiut, Seerrtary. wao owuteg doth .nd y*ni la the loom, of J. 8. Van Brunt', fatorjr. m mo«m| “Hcamso Bor.”—Tbe faUnwhg cixnof ahidt wM girrer al Tbe Ume. In om <>T tbe People w. J. W. and pllmentary notice of fate fine Btallina, le Wrahjr Maynard far aemutll and battery from far Ffaarrr, and wilt lie endor.ed tbo jvy returned a eerdlct id guilty, and by tbe tarrx.ere, generally, In tbia vimlly : . “it appear. that -G Wbuob, of thia tbe perttee wore fined MS. vHlep, he* wfaeu Ha Nwraa Itellka to People ne. AlcdwaBMnem,(obtain fawa, moeb to fae regret of atock grow­ er* in fate pnrUim of Berry Cooaty, aad a nqeirrdXta far a mink akin,) cm wee tbe aoufa-MUrrn end of BHbaa eounty, -here tbia borne kne bra oareodnad kept far fae tern fam- year* ; and aa Ne stock The People w Amoe Monber for.aahaa jdpt become favorably known sawing •Xlt and battery, cauee »u contineed. borwetheo, there ergo a neceaaity of heap­ ing tbia\vahud>lo buree le fate rrgi-ui ol 'a Kallrea* ■utlag. tbe 8uU Aed as Mr. Wutoe bra In accordance with ptwriona ootina tbe taken big bone to b>wa we can only give citizenwof tbe town of lUetinge met nt him the hrawfit of a favorable n»Uce, tbe court IltMse in tbe village of Healing, well as Ufa pedigree eral race of tb* stuck. on tbe evening n< the 34th in.L Tbo ZZwokfag p*y Is a bright bey. bIm years tneMing waa called In order and tempora­ old, Hadf iNMte pad Uli, and wea sired by Montmal Speed, the old thorough bred rily organized by c ill teg L A. llolbr -ok, NormueJ .ad half brother tu BL Law­ Eaq^ b> tbe ohmr, aad 8. D. Haight was rence, wjo died at Kalamazoo, and id tbe thereupon appointed on motion ne Secre­ •amo auck m Waabiacaw Cbkf. Lady tary of the meeting.- Ou motion, J amen A. Swoezey waa appointed Chairman, far BnAsa'a Moxrntr.—We are la rethe meeting, who after bavin* ataled the object of tbe mwetlng. introduced Mr. penodnl, which .tarta out from No. J18 Peraooa, who took the atand and apoko Willtmn Street, New York, by Beadle far a ooneidurabl. length rd Um. and with fa CiJaa a oompeUtor for public favor much fame aad ability in faror ol tbo again Lib* hundred* of I ta kind previous pn.rcted Railroad of tbe C. M. fa G. ly to baltoM Ths E. R. R. Company, fie wna fallowed exrei tod magsriwA <<"100 pagea, well by lb*. Wr.B. Winiama of Allegan, in ediu ^andUldB with choice, high-toned • thia waa obtained did tbe, let • etagte cuctract, and they allowed th* towwe and Stock eubecribere to exact in writing tbe condition faattb* Hda* farnlebad aUwM b* expended <m tltal pert of tbe rradaad no aher.-TW JMafan la eixty-uaw mfteatafeh'rth. . . Sbeofat, Tec mttee of IS to AU» and ta now being Masd by Um Laraiag and Jackwsi R. R. Oneapray; and tb* Baer. In sbnrt th* tnmptet* finishing of fas swd MBUreuH BeeUx. ^0. 43. MUST BE PAID! AH Notes and Ac­ counts due us Must be Paid Immediately! A word to tbe wise. M.UulKX* XfaGOODTURACb. ready fr* the iron aad Miley esafa, sad th* work te tn b*Mapfre* by the fiervof July mxL Hrnee, in tbeir ratlnMtas >4 o-at, tat, they have tb* *bra of work already don* aad of onatrnata entered in­ to and Meg honestly sad fairly falfalsd L<«D« FOR SALK. from which to (Micatale. Third. With tbe fund tbra raised they havemkored the building of the road ready far iron and equlppment to HastInga, witbin thirty rallaa of na, and have, In round number* tbe earn of 1100,000 left to aid in eotxipiag tbs road. Jbwrfa. As a rwm.lt .4 boiMtog the road with money applied directly to Its proper ore, tbe entire erat of tbe reed, when th* care are running, enmra by tbe eat1rr|ate, within 314.000 per mile, and b«Hdins UU lo rUl^ey with very liberal allowance for any soAtteRtostore*■«>!< laafa *W to a«M foraeen dimealty financial or ntberwiae which may occur, there appear* no proba­ “TrtT* o.MA.jvmn bility that. In any evrat it ran reach •18.000 per mite, wbifa teller aum Kwtiip. fee. IS. um. JScwte would be about one third tb* coat of tbe D. fa M. Railroad. T).te fart exbitiu in a rtriklng light th* dift-rence between ovaagr»—h— Um <jFay up: A'J pereoce indebted to Julta* Rue- management, and »n honeat and direct nee of legitimate meone, jwet ** * man or a company would gu about building a houae or My other private enterprise. •ell fa CeM by Note or Account, are hereby notified thaith* ***** ’ \ Must be Paid! Clift I. * stealwhlswt delay. Your Immediate*!"Swath.—Mr. Fre-toden, from the joint cmttottae to ixjwir* into tbe lately rebel­ toMfrte will SAVE COST! lion. State*, having authority to rep«wz Hasting* Jan. S3. I8S8. from tim* to time, reported th* fol­ lowing joint rewitattom ______ JCL1C8 RCSSCLL < U. Rreulvrd by the Senate and Ilooaa nf Rwprvwenlativfauf tb* United States i4 Anntko ta GtegM** aeramldvdAwo tihrd. FOB TH E H «rs. of both Houm concurring. That Iba fal­ lowing article be brom wed to tbe Lagtelatnree uf tbe eaverdl State* *a an amend meet to tbe CnuatitoUat! uf tb* United State*, wHfa, when Mlfled by tbreefaurfasol UMtaid Lrgi.telure*. obeli U- reu£«|totalrrat,ffteMv aaa tarty. Boy it. valid aa part uf add Contaituti.m. vic "Article—Repr ■entati.fa, and direct tatca *un b* apportioned atnratg tbe SeV eral States which tay be lueluded within this UbI-«, accord ng to their reepetive REEVBT AMBROSIA DEPOT. Uutabers. Counting! the whnle number of - ir, r « FriSH ItomMIraTarkCHy perwsM in each 8ti ta, mlodbg Indian* out taxed; Prafaf L th* whenever th* iKM FOE RALE— elective franfaiae faall tfe arneixM or I? f IIB aarau *ra raU te>>mvwMet af t* abridged in any Stat* on nc»>unt «»f rare a lucid,logical and candid apeech in which and latrsMita reading. Terma, aingle the relative claim* cdlbe Company, which' copy fA 00. We will furtufa Baadie’a he ropreeanted. and the claim, uf the C. Mur faly and tbe Brawns far M 00. M. fa G. T. R. ^Cu. wae ably dteco..i-d. Uran4 Hirer Falter Ballroa*. Ou mutton a CummiUee id three, ennOl lbw Ibth inet. a conference was held aiallng of G. W.-MUta, 1. A. Holbrook in Grind Rapids by the Railroad men <d IL J. Grant, era* appointed to niait the Jackedn and other point* a!o<'g fa* line village id Allrgan, far tbe porpuee of ex­ <d far Grand Bi«er Valley R. R, fa* amining tbe Record* fa Book* of tbe- C. prorating* uf wbifa erafereecr are pebM. fa G. E. K. R. Co. and report at a Itebed lb UM“S^faHen faliowe I meeting uf the oitUene uf HaaUnga at Tbe meeting was calltd tn order bv aorne future time, tbe nunding of eaid Him. Tiumaa DI Gilbert when Hon. W. Cunpany. D. Fitetrr waa elected Chairman, and Ou moti-» James A. Swecfajr *aa ad- Geo. H.'i White, E«q., Secretary. The object of the inrfftlpg being atated, Bret ded tu aaM CumaailtM. Ou mutl<* meeting adjourned until tbe in order] waa the tjeeito to hear from the dvlrgalite, wb.. bed juu arrive.) oe tbwir fuel Munday of March next tu meet at reuiro/rom Mufargon, what had bcm tbe Court Houae, al that time to heir d<>nc, ,wbat w*» doing, what la propuaed •bd cuowidtT tbo report uf eaid'Cuiumit- In bf’d.me and bow; and alan what famild be peocMry for Aba people of tbia city skidl be excluded frtln the boat* uf repr*•ndounnly to do to secure the speedy eentatioc." On rnrrtiotl, voted that the proceeding. u6mpl*lh>n tu tbia city of the road. The ..Ftte mrmrltur ha tMihliahad In htnh viL Woudlasd, Jan. 33th, 1866. i’ersuanl to notice, a iiiovliag of tbe tazable inbobiunta of tba towuabip of Woodland waa held al tbe Center to dtectioa th* propriety of culling a towtmhip meeting fur the purpose of voting aid to thu Chicago and Michigan Grand Trunk Railway Company. ' M.T. Wbeater woe called to tbe eMr ■nd L. J. Wheeler etacted Secretary. — Allen Jooea. and involve* tbo validity uf tbe ordinances and by-bwa ■<? the village. Mr. Steveoa, uf Bl Joseph, oa* uf the Tbe cm In band ie a replevin suit against Company, was then introduced, and ad< JuBCn aa village Marshal, Uirrcoror foo- drrooed tbe meeting, taking * general **r« vey of proponed eotarprie*. Is tbe eeaaiun »l plaintiff's eolta impounded by course of bb remark* Mr. Stove** paid th* Marshal, white iu the dbdmrge of hi* <4ic'i*l duties. Judge Luvxu. ruaerved quite a omnptiment to oar town—raid t Attorney .1 Ira. HoBriMtta Ctanotry “d PnMoenliuc AttorevT for tea aaaoxr at Barry. &•&===; 1 Sr^teWl ‘LX- to him. Udtoa in Court llaaao; office open «i hi* dreteiun iu thecae* fur further conrid•R tearoll H« o'etoek P. M. eraui.n. _ . _ tpi 'EMU teaibariM. or MMKba. er faeaoeba. 1 apply tea Q B. COOK. A M BIB.—-At a late b»*r8**d*y night, MSIIato-lk sfewstiaetaa ttoara oarers paiaaara *Regirar of Daata. mU Xotary Pubttf.— wire tetorta Ml tad bmteo or altar.tea kart OScv in tea Caart Uaeoe. aad opa. al all teora a fmcaa occurred, which we hardly hnuw ■■ TS»M«. *1 60 XXV AO-Vte-ZSTCX: u< ,-a,-..-r iMms* h tM ,L HASTINGS, BAERY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY S, 1806. VOL I. '■■•&H ' '* "“rtrtX “* ,,j r. M_ JSI JiX; x-csTB. rBOPBTETOR. .................................................................................................................................... < REEVES' AMBROSIA i»ti^^T.y.aBa; ^Mn RraTfrel eddreaerd tbe meeting, mil the relation to giving a very clear, succinct, and highly tatfefactory statement of the inception •nd progra* uf the rtiterpri** up to tbe preeret time. Ha .tated that tbeir tn«ra rapefetef buaineM al this time bod been b> oonsult With tba penpl* uf Mnekegra with1 reference to making that pbe* the fauitermtau* of tbe rn*d,—which must borfrae by an orpnixatlim uftder the grtfand bw, re the charter th* Grand Rtvor Valiev Cumpuny only extatafe to on eruendnieni which faall, first, appor SME tion direct taxes son* g ibeSteXM aecurding to tbe property • reeh. end which fatal. areMi effu. •un rupreaaMtahm tbe Lta* of iba amrag tbe 81.te* < number of adult ths totem si ho abtal ■TA. toifw,fr»rarw *w tea G», ta Barry Geuaty. betatirere M tb. | sited Euire. Mr. Dafad. Drerabar L IMA Lawrence explained bte prop-Mtium— By todar <>{ tto Board af Dtreotor. The prseeat mod* <4 •ppurttouieg direct. __________ ^KBKW&OU.1 Moray- They hid foubd tb* ba.taere ma* of Mofaegra pretty thoroughly wfaad upto the Importance <>ftlM propowd extension and'detennlned TO ra*Be * vigorous effart fur'll* aceompItehmrnL Buch batag tbe eafa, there ta no doubt of tbeir nlttmnt* eo oeaa, for tbe people of that thriving •be had traveraed th* whole line from pl o* are uf the right kind uf material, at 1 nothing tain of ■ getiera! anddisustrbo* revulrira will e»nipel them to turn be had seen no townfaip that preeauted btek frnfti a or-jeet •>> important to them eo many Indueemeot* to fa* ^migrant w en oom they pul tbeir head to tbe to real* in, from Ila besutihd looaliuti, plragh. Mr. Root'* straight forward exposition fertility of eull, timber, faa, aa tbe low*Ship of Woodland.” Qi oom* we ad­ >m undertaken the building uf the road, mired bl* judgement. add wHch fare *o far Imre *tri0tly adhered Mr. Stoughton, uf Otergo, than oddraMud ta worthy of ouentiun and command* lbs meeting utt tbo merit* of the propored a eompany to the confidence of the Mi* It b tbe principle of paying** route, ebowtaf euoelastvoly th* propriety ry go, and Ihu* a raiding tbe era barraaoof immedbt* aetkm ta favor of tbe GM. enta whifa re k ral^ltb Urdly . fa G. T. route. igle exoepttan all aver the ooantry, Dr. Burton and CapL G**r were here ive in many inetaaore doubled and evaa re repreeantative* from Hastings aad shied tbef nec«'*sary cost of rallroaux. Mie embatrnaamenta are aaredly crowed y ofhctal eteelinga by mtemaMraaret, meeting. sate, end orasrquaet brevr dtaenvnta Mr.BtoweU tateodwcedlhu faUwwhg pun bond*. Tbe cmnpan v ha, rimed te preamble *od roaobtian wbifa ware mid all that and tbs plan hw been to although tba'rural! uf euiapoMuim, it waa tad unequal in il* ly bte amawdmeot they would tufa* th* votes in each State preciaety -equal. It a a* not prop wed tn withhold suffrage from any class nf po.ple. Tbomredheot did out drelgu to interfere with the right of any State to raj wbo .hall, or who faall tug, be voters. ?He wifaed um voter ta South Ololina to oiunt ar um voter in Ohio A.r the purpose of repr aeon retain. Tbeorigiaa! buria of reprsMtatioa uo three-fifth, oftbe star™ 01 e**d' ,U relf abrald now pM away. We abuuM “UOfl *»*>”’■. tartra property whi^T waa tbe tree b^b o( taxation. NlHSittsSndfitiSll; AGMim VAMTBD. Ta ata prim Carttfaatea for mub ah® aaTwat whtcsk, Lafam-JeweUy. Ma **tod Kegs. Hua, •< ••■*•* Teeaay ariM fowwa. BmuM Prim ttam |U «a*3M. ALL QGtaDM VAMUBTBD SEXVIXE. rrMfor CrnttMtm tt Com hA. _ „ U»U MKrnUTHfaBT rtR jm. orr>>driei0^ W Breefany. Ya* Y*faJOMMMrem 1 A MB TB LET. DB0PQRAU foe Orebbiag and eiaariag oil Tbovbabb* ta tba Wui place tbeir confidence in JW Jsfata Ktitn U•ausa they r.r* aware that 11 eegure. bratth to family who dwell In unhealthy dietrict*. .ad that there thus aitaatad wb-. do -aot ow It fall atak from tbe afcota of bed water and had gir. NEW- ADVERTISEMENTS. OAF BUCKETS FOR SALE ___ 1360 fa® rme Sae Sooxxts, zoaneoBAXB TOBSEOM DXXTUTS, WXSAfftLA t&rSSSr �DRUGS! DRUGS! FRESH ARRIVAL OF ^iiUbiBta. paWBR^^fiiAt history bat had no cata^rope to chybnicle, and wby the fregnrnu^law olaitfst always small.; Gow. Bixnh^ ifc ■SS&rhr ktlttant 1 alaly south of Agee sndMonlai®uf, nasr Mttro M fragments fell. It moved from weat tb *e<tt at'an deration 8f from 15 8MDL NEW GOODS HlURMM teriur lace. An investigation ol cane* will fire an approximate valnKW1 of thia force. At ibeir highest point they attain avelodlyof 1S1 feat per second. ,UG &. BOOK STORE •!X^»^JLUl,JUJ^4a^0^<Ha*SMiH*W*>AI.WIU i*t IE MIEIMII aofexi wlt, ii * h..i„wi>«iitol«iiil.i J«a.JuA tf,aus Alrni. «trr ...... -........ — BURTON & MAIN’* HASTINGS, MICH. ------------------------ . aw u tibia i Good Calico for SJocts HM* AM acatCMU, Books and Stationery ______ asw a»d. moetcomptefeittafiinof DMV0 AMD Paints, Oil, &c. ■i Chemical*. Patatta, «U*,*c. aueetstave „ beer. «P'SflAa?re3*«!' It ia-Joimd Ufel.lhis •mbrfitag.aBd thro dualnisfew until daybrenk, and probably aontioqoMsly.durifef coant of. the unequal dlai*Mea*to .be tba day until th* falloptu nlg^'i . 11 • -. U was not long bafon.O waa noticed ' traveled.' Immediately after the explovon of the that ell nigbto a*c not identical, and that meteor and tbe ortatUon of the resulting those of fee 10th, I llh, and 12th of Asoofea,an'ebundank»bow4r.pf itcmca gust aru so'rich io ebooting star* that 110 ensued. They came obliquely [iom west have been obsarnrd in saboun Thia has •to east, a reach «f Ibeir original rapidity been observed ainb* -the commencement • tad t/<ra»ity..an4 w«m ’»«” 1 * fewer af tbe present asotary, and is corroborat­ burnt bimMlf while picking up one that ed iiy the Chinese ayr-sl*. Tbia in mi­ • Mt oh "Ha premise*, and It was oorto^d ni a tn, iHiwevar, ia robjoot to a ri»s *xid . thaixbe turi where they droppad >** fell. . On ths 10th of Augrot. 1800, pnhM tiiuo werooouutad Inta hour ; Jq 110, tad in 1*58. 38* since which ]fw over-baked bricks, showing CbaE they had tbe number fenorog*awi««ly riatte..^.lu rrbrorvisg ib*>« inoreaavd natnbers undergone a surface melting, that cxmld be aft»r»atd rebroduqfdpoty by beating coakitiwilly wcur at lb* ae»ns;AiqirS| ;•» them it?th* flam** >d rblbw ppe; and a* must b<>admitted that the earth, earned ikw*. nncteaary ,<o.' warm Atap» _•»<• a along in apace, mcete akfea-Muna puint* white, heat te obtain this condition. It mwsse* uf ouepuedsa. disseminated in tbe citAr be admitted that they hard ’that planetary spec*, and ta this an iugemvu* hypothesis ha* been. mad*. U,is sup­ tcmprralurs- bcfora they fell. posed UtoUbsta.pstecnlds are disUlbuted upon an immroae sin^ uf which the ava is tbp center,'iwfowg which they fallow mK another, each oa* oceompUabtng m dseideally, like a liufe planet, a tegular rswidiiuta snood lb* atm.. ,Tlte .harfe passes through this great siisi no ofnbemsta; ’(fare dbriMnM 5 per cent, i the I Oth uf August, and then all ths corpusdra paseisg nrar us will be s»*n circulatmg in tar. atmosphere. A p»rifaecn previously asferfeined. but i| ia so cunisUnce* not yet perfectly determined, rare that thia ia but the fourth instance, tulgsnaraUy belwved by all fe« wbeeru k is not pure, but i* combined with era, increasvs tbe vsri-aimihliMte of tins hydrogen and oxygen, and, straagete by pothew* ; that », that on the lOtii <.f say, ia a compound almost Mrctical with August the greater UMtof th* ahoolfeg the scum formed ta fltaretae by the decay star* **tm to cpme.from tbatatnc point of Aquatic vegetation. 'There bav» alto in tite. »k/r suher Cesalopro. • fxpjwus, ^r been (bead In this Bt» meteorite great lhg.ram- 1^wr^iegiP4«•iVWMmJ<^,’ 'MttmRWWbn.MMjAfo"** "4MWWfy£r* -------------when plunged In •tentaaxly qqaal to that of. th* ferffetti... „ .___ r_____ <MwrwpA "tO 'lhd al orbit, .toward which it inclinns sl sn angle of 06°r h is from 4^00,900- jo bottom of the veosel. .'Tbe investigations made in relation to 12,000,000 mile* jd.thickness, end ia gompuaed of 3,000 millions of corpuscles, re­ this subject show that the meteor ber talnly came from spaces Inaccessible, to’ volving around th* sun ia< S81?day*,— Supposing thsPeach of. them wa. 3j feet tbe sense, but that wlarnlt tacamelualin ouw it was 164,000 feet above the earth. in circumference, and that they were united together in a single apbere, it would fetidly have a teeth uf tho sto of th* earth. ititmund h» course until-within The trajectories of msteora have bsso r 6M00’feet oT ’ th* earth, when It ox calculated, and ia haa been prnvi-d that •dsd. Air is the vehicle of sonnd; in proper- fees* fiery gfota. describe bypsrbriaa. A meteor that buret over tbo Nrot*sra ta Marek, 1M3, wro olc-taiwfotad Uu School Hook*. GROCERIES STATioTTirmr, fKXJl. eiFClUf. cooMtritesiiatada -that Kirohtag dissoi •red hl tbs susi, COEfstiser- wife carbon. smrnunls.wMl chliiriuta, wtaub escaped Ufa *p«ctrsl'ana>vais. I ‘ *■ It iefowwn that foe temperature di­ minishes Rewording to lbs distance from the grofeid, nd Um it meet bs vwy low In cclssttal rpaCsa—k»» - Iww , ess be ta certaiiMd from tbs amlitsa. ^Bowi* are almoet entirely rompossdnf iron, d^oud hwtilsbfnr and the- — normou* boat that — '; ----------------------------—Sa. melted tba wife* thro fwstiwg in.w*rd, ‘ifeiy rewih ths'ronhrMwmblnv red-b-t shot. But this dims nnt -bold go«>d for aernHwa- evnwpoecd of earthly Stihr.taera, {firnegfr whose exes built is ilfo^ty trmssmlltedf the isorfeecAatas* k* •♦anwl during Utat rwy sb<<t PfeM* through, the sun.wi-tara, sod the aJd that they retain internally return* to tbe AnirMfetWl/'iThu./stiioes Um. frlfrroehBy1iPibwFwn>*ib shilled fee taasdswf tta pertona Wix! attempted » pick then* upi But a measurement of the .temperature o| .Iba cepuir of these meteon tr* I* important, for It is the tempsMlura of' tbe Tnternlanetery spaces, wbrro they moved before reaching tbe earth j and be wbote forMnato soougbte make this discovery -will have contribu­ ted to' physical tetiAnoftty W most im­ portant rest* it • i.:’4’.'. • having been authoritsd to ssnd fbr 'per•ons knd pspdr.. ihsformw skli iaefod* gonersls whoasrsad d»tfeglb' !W.fey<> and disloyal nilimns nf.lhe South, corres pondent* U^bs ytas*»> wi»o> have visited the South rows th* at—»lion of tba War, 1 nave a FULL STOCK of BOOTS rtn,cnrrEt, srQAt.KFicrt. peppeb, govenrowal^nta. NMih.aa.Cei), flebura, ANDRHOES, lu the sals of which I and,.ajl .pta, would bs|iWy. fe aff>rd PKU5E8. FJttlk UAisLWi. CODFISH; enlighten mwit.^n IBs subject.' '",' ta hex, «vwysa«t to iAw Growsy hae, se< ..w/V can fillet you Tb*’N., Y. Y7n»e« avert that all rbmArli *U1 bwstodedlsr fSatavoM. Jklaea (tee* vartay ef tbeXf change In th* CahtaeTw*' sevdtafil foundatWd. <tbb .Wmbinrttatenrrwepno<GXX>3£JA'J dear of .tta Cinetaati . •» the lOtrtllb «nv<u, ..Ute* band, sxers fefi • fe-re fejptlr doubt that BOW Mr. Stant->a Oorttemplsl's wEm wesau NtaiwiT »r ntk AAtwaa. retiring Irfim'‘ the War Department'on thwMMbfF^Mwarr.” 1 aail for cash or ready pay, chary Tberw-laeirMirpstabaMlity. that Swn. (JltOCEHIEb nothing for Internet, nothing for keepiag boolta, nothing for bad debt*, arid wily a veh unit rnrrr j fatext ■Eiicim. The following *ild<r»» kali Iwen Issued To tbe discharged soldiers tad aaltorw nf ,f tbe nation by the National Suldsw* ami Sailors L*e<tar^7T r’ . .'ll lays come t«> our .knowledge tbst, many boonrable and discharged siiUiera satlyrs who'bare served during'the wbdte Or a pnrfiod uf'ibe war few the AaacMrm pr , Wastuaorow.—Wfen Mppteesleta of tb* peteeliii'O. arc selling the American,ware quartered Im or offering far eale ibeir dietaargr*. W e Nawfiurg, at’thc Node tlr tlfe KeVolution d«i« fe Mfropstett aorrow and chirgr n •ry Wwr, and<d*» aoldta* w* stirred that any of our late brethren In arm* are up te retaUfoai wgafwH.yh* Gyseroosaat | wtfll&ltif a-ffw 'ddllta% 'hdrWHta Mhy ihe fernoua saonympuf letters, wbtas tificateefo* tbe pH tbry per»eenied m eaviag <>«r befov.>d «..«m»ry— in prcw.rving to tbe pe<iplr and tbeir posterity «rw» precious legacv, of liberty trnsiaftied by obr HUleA. beg yrfe »o 'tWfelder well the importance ttat- vour.discharge mull which was beatatfeg; te Mil'be Ineaeh no* nt yim tbriMge lite. honoms., .Ha BeM »p«er _—. _— Jt iafee enly evidcaor y>»u •(>>**-*' vl Dli. STHieKLjXnS ' on which tbe retparka be In tendad jo haying »crvrd.Uir,oiufe>ui v<mr term with Mnlliflonfie Cngjph Balsam make were written,' Then'll was,ikal boaor uptinced and tinblottrd by any finding. himself piiitQf 'to read witboot dlsgraerfof or cowardly act. It will Wear assistance, aa toff ara%draw foils' spri-ta be a paas U> you for ntilaining honest and efes'irom his pocket,thah unpremeditated bodoeaWeemployment of psMUun m the upnpstat broke<fro«n him—one of Ute W*lh»pf-e'»^ life. It is the only vqui b- Hn4..iut psiimlsM; ssaa fI «u •f^-twna er which rt.birs y..U te claim or leeehe At" * «"-■• from time tfittuiasuch benefit! Star, intra iu a tej-'a. at,rt JralLfsf ruM.nla ■kr.j.anh । u.. in your servlcw. Tb» rflert o[ .This rh. N.___________1 final beigbtk ofdOB tad -j . ,, 14 mites, and a velocity of M-' llfeose ,^jsa proof lain in all thtsw Mean tbat bava been o Jquv Abxms' Diamx.—Thera 'are a studied that tbe appearance* hre ctaaed by true asteroid* cdhHm fern cjtaal gnsat- manfetares^ng things id tb* dftry •eptaea; which enter ' tbs ateioeparro, of J„un Adams.. Hate is a sfery be mtattar. . wi|) Ira on where they describe hypwHwAa*, tad-are SiSEiW taarae in »riwrd,a*Adtafe> t i. ■... carried-with awMoolty eo trip arable ro th • Cirntl'T-or^n^n '■ By the aid of tbe ehfettib fefegrtpbth. Tbe Capital Punishtneert lOounwiwsaua In trajectories of shooting stare bars been Engtaid has sub-nine.I to tea Queen d>» Tileulatrd, and It is proved the*they afM, except In sire, rerftaWe meteor*; burlt-d Into apses at thsjat* uf many tlxiosatAs ratmned, far all rtiorder*‘ drilbera&ly of miles a second, tad intatatng ta tbe'ktcommitted with eipi-rse'tnaHce aforethn't musnbore. sneh taaltaito be found as a feet by the . Wl>« O.rf lb~ •jury.) - .p«.r, b.w-i• ’ E'W.fixiiMre. 'tjyfi'isiSkASEJSJ A FRIGHTFUL «t^££^raS!W’lEr DISCOVERY dyspepsia. i . , . ;1L1I aacaoateai ltav.lt; was .Croat to , IMO fest-ia the diameter, orfosr or. firei times as Uxg* M Ita cnttadral of Paris. Jtalao appear* that it moved at the rate। of 65 600 feet per ascond—n speed com­ * parbMe to that of tbs siirWto fta'tgvnlfr*ilon around tbe tun. This few state au- A DEAD MAN’S |;sfRlCKL«iti •ta. w ■>«' 4’.® .<ur, b*.M iiImE^jj, limSrm mofenfeptof|aattaieor, i* ,4he ryroll,4* p*»«Wvs Investigations, ap­ eraSfe, and itaft Mmb»t> plicable to all astassida of tbs ssmona- etrov, after fen" seconds tM of-a'baU Mdng ta .initial: vk. P % Alflioliatejsu rffcma., The punishmetab bw ' -peruil **rvqadaifer 1 life; or foe snyp.rmdm<lws*'Hi»a soysn ' years, at tbe , ' 'Lii .vwti£; FOUND ’•Tii'S. & ti iiEwn iW^ttW. fcpwt io' taiac ta 1-FJH-S-SEWn, ■s'..Y:KSlXiJS' • t«»I ESASTE?,; HU !rf#O te covered-4 ftb^ Merchant u- —(* <u duealtineli, bs»l »£. dqMtasiib'ir'vW'ft 1 Utt.!?, I* Tailor,‘ «.. AUmU te n0aa»ce, . ; "'afebr -Sr. CM, Morr sjtPntAL ' ■’ffitrnunrrHB • > SE© JAQLET BODY frt ttaape afteb rtfe fwrpelroti.rn. br at tempt a* mrpatraiaen .W- any wtlta M- part of Its velorfty through tmi ' cxoiirarj. �UGS! DIV FRESH ARRIVAL or a’RUEuNh AND PlITBlaANS. Win MV eoaaaeF U «M Mlrrtat fww urf BARIfiW, GOODYEAR GRANT, air E W GOODS' ttm>- tTTMCT ■BBMV. *1’. F-V’." r..... r,j * a LABcDLiaock fir : fotajuHu*. ift«w.h*sv X2!few. J—ry MrM 4 Mpum^JmJlsm. sltoraaeua Jai« K'ffesas— January 411. .M March OFAIX KlM>8, OTTCT PRICES ‘ To "Suit the Times. IN NEW YOBE. SINCE THE Great Decline, In Prices, OUR STOCK 'A^itst!***** it. Jara. IIWKWHT,All y M Uw. UlddleiiUa. IR HA1X-K W of • * M sastlon «la'iowa ol Hope ; prise V" •«««• 11 " WUHT. )R HALE—S »Xuf SMtlooB ta Botlaad, IW«~>B AIX—Sv see-. on serlieo JO, io <)ring»- IUo aad Cteoad CeNbe, - .- OCR EACILmBB For Doing Busimess, t*M,&«»Ooaate totJJN CROCKERY HOOP SKIRT FOR ISM. is the largest ever broguht to this maj-t, Tbs Crsa: lavsntian af tbs a<s tn ' SKiEBTO./:.; r. BR.tDLfra New PtfaM DCFU-K, LliTiC (te d»ble) 6flUJWaHft> OMT-Md gr.”.'.’I ' - r. —... .1 ■■■■ — —.. , w any'ioOrWhmept as enhna! food, ihkH thet ere broken. . . ’ .• 2. TWt'dekkchaaical method ./brisk-infl on grinding, la mart «bu> partly '«f~ ajftal the’ most 'effimocl' means of breaiing the flabela* ia by heal, by .fir 0»ejtiU0®? ,'«'-bj"the ehemlocl ngMcy rf&Haor feUlle, T’a 74? That tb»4utrine.which ia tU -kar-' Ml»M U wane, of. tfaqh aMbofe ta akw soluble, and therefore Jone ftatritiira. 6. Thai lheeitetl of tbe gloutae, when mluretr to fraflmmiiaby mrolmni.in nr heat, arwCteerefcire not autriUra. . fl. That though the fragments oftfewe abnlls mw mA jiulritlsa, tlfey aka indispeimahlo io digwatum, - talhee from ufelr dictating ft. •«me .dhat caum not undaraV>.>d i.itbas mg bren bxied by wnweimant that -euro re..tr»ira m umbmeql, such. W sugar easantw ol beat eaiinot long aoslaln .life wilhopt • Coma mtatWa of euaraer lews Utfuiea Ci»4. . i ' 7. That tbo eeun.imicsl preparation »f feiw *! iiMi.ia&siti pesfretly breaking tba shells, ami m.drnnc’be dertrinr e<>otM*ed in fiagtupnia/<! tbe >fe|lrar» al (be same lime rendered ■ auira- balk'v. »U tb' piurr resrWIr tntfW ft* stnmach.—CWsyfewk .Basil 'Jfa* /gitfwet, •1 ,3s’.1.' MUM stock in Fafeara. a’i'i', [ I ii>iticW.‘si,tne time ag >, a goM deal • mtei MiMOA kevpsag a muted stxfefc Oti •u«kGi>m WJMrl| youth trail! tmw. I rmtare u> give my opinion. And Brat, I hare fi-bnd sheep do very *411 aiix.«Rst catUa, but cattle badly Imottg sheep. • To prow it, let iW firmer take lbs rudder Iflh by the cattle, tree when Kufit has bosn trodden under thrir and if tba sheep are not fully -fid, they Will «r tbr sheep eat It up eery' ■rowdily ;ltes let hint ufe •bat bu sheep Ira ret and offer >l-ts Ms cattle, aad bii_wtll Su'd .thny/won't taste it, >f umLTs -**— ■ Am. -XmW t.e utuu-u.*•!»=; Itsaelerseesi in .r:|'- DRYGOODS, " Groceries, lettoaffucto ■ Hats'& Capj,:'.;..ii ..1 . 4> M-—H. V—* ..4T CTOeKBirr and ware; rotated that a roruro eoNWt «, eitan- ittHmi in Which bia 1 e*iment vns roga1*4 drttpe besting to attart befiro be bed Antsbed bis ‘dinner,-bi ■V'nuu. ji f4*e» nrboeAo;ton precious a atoreei in such prm^nou. t-mm.u. be -Mted, mtn tb. brMNSt pocket u4Us.su. 'After the Mrttlr was «roo tar dMenrerode ballet in tMhhei>ni end erar'riyierwa'fds, ''•hen ttamkMty »»eo«nUnc.tbn cafe ol fee - mi' raenlmn eoropr.bn wed tn My that he was fimbts Aorluoala, Ite.iMi M Jud -tad oeiy emroddib bacon, bet tba fee bacm Jud sOSd him." Which still be sold EB«F CHEAP! . ruRCASuoBBEA&W£'.''.1 H. A. GOODYEAR RUSSELL’S STOP, " -Hastings, Mich. . ' . juuub busbkLl> <?••: CUee-rtqsH Wofflap Lua’a si >1 aqisai ■•* •dJ T1CM»..04 Alj»BOhD«7 egttwwrnJMHlW May ro. AMS. ' lorn hla julfcb rows h> a sheep pasture, and>fce will dud them fill in .milk. Cat­ tle do well where horses pasture. in proofnfrUMh-aeatv farmee must hare seen that ■cuttle wifi 6tt thM Ilitre l»f bap «*. ta; horse* wont set wtat erttk UaW, ■nlrMCoiupnlled to <1- eo. But horses Baar of all kinds, mun.OTCHB, "jKtsa and will be sold at Railroad Prices, ohtMOMMMtle! IXHURAXCB-U M EAL HOLID i stead, the lest of time and Flro.-w psM« use sadpnT.te MiufwiicL -funnibcl U proptr rstes, by jazrivi.iv NAIL”, . .:• Tx;; stoves, HosrUCMutniet Faaees. . ;;;; naidacit aucraai mtatifia in npr rain art the bottom ratt of ibeir Tf1« WAMB er Alt IBM. af Ms ewa 4t vr ..interior feocaa an pedr the ■aaafaetare, aad NartanlH Gt*d1; -Tba-ootaida lancea, At ia - Iroa. •U’lUIU WN VI IJI’ u 1 ’ Tj STOVE ry fsrnier d-na or sbuold keep hiic plflb BAP PANS in a t*i>. there i< no need vfa lower rail OLD LADIES L FOB MAIDENS ■u a friicy. ..There are wtrrnl thing. AnSlMkH>«r‘>W'M16M I™ n<*d by thia plan ; Iron timber iszoquirSliuTtii. in »ru«t ed:»s.no bblr Is neerwary at tbe bottom uf iIm. p>-el. it ran be. lell mdeb thicker Where it inset*ibe ground, and bnnad qiienlly , will , laat( l-mgar, IdMTOyjm-ta required iu making and MtUng pMU, and If the fence le near a creek it will felow a-Wrtr iM^hMr’MMHP' u ,.u,jwl rawa. le couatracunga worm fence. If your or.tle are of tbe proper ktari; I Um fumj $, merit; po^mrakai u/ .flyt .'tU _»*« »!■■***" ‘-■“fr* .takas in the middle, or half way. along tbe pendl. than at tba odds arte-tto MuiiMuner. Tba «uun •d»sntAgagaJn«l by nios. R Phoenix *fk Hartford. CAITJ 32 SEAT ’ Shelf Hardware, T..,JUUIElK;Gi£1 n - ROPE, ■' S^tK&_7_jrj2;7._- WWS & BTO, -ri“ Fanning Tools of all THE MOST SKEPTICAL. THAT THERE IS U WOOAU.an (b?iiidHb'fr>(wp»l VIRTUE IN THlf ” Shirts and Drawers '<»tb A^iU PORTRAIT, »• h-r • —7 ••I' waanamsu wswi.’ "f-h~, NVSIAS. HOODS. Sfta EAL KSfATX jetf yr �ftuliip Jrirt iirrtxl. THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOE IRKJDMJAARmES. »S2-“......... ii-ii-i’SS IBDJ5IQ nd auvy mx. ,7^Zi*^c±r^ « resex-l, neeraaaa v. RSIS jane A Mtp, BuNtHt ite—AftTw. fotetew lOJAJUifef Hl? 1111 Ill* « I liiii ...... lajg Ttafe. - ••JZC^A./sise^ . ar. X. NBVINB, PRO] jyitagar.«».7;.'2 Mv.lwrash,)- “ ZdOwl tailZtoM ta^ta tod——*£^id sli in u > ’tIIu liiu n v MicUg—. to.'I aril ri public •••Itaa. t- toe A ZnX'^ltoT^^Otoi’irie'/Ulage^f —— ta ttel day al tte north Iran. Wear of C< MienteJ reel —tote, to wit: All tte undivided — drrtal Ceerl 0 mmiiaea re. ta and Io* Murer re-oatf. Mkhig— tlrita. Doruaotev l/. IMS. !•«> Ito ~ “ “‘-StHTSZa red—i silly six' Frees al. & C. Frtelfe, Judge -------------------• ■ ----------------- V GUARDIAN'S 8AJX-- •*" la the ntoter of too Crist* of Hsrrirt C. C»» ‘•^rid.H.gU.gta.U-.dtay.retaeU fa tte Mailer of tte satai* ta Au—C. aad B»ata* B _ Ju — .miso** — heirs at Baajamta K. of George it. AftatoU. mtas fa tetaff of Jfa-e Uv*j!»jrer»f Sv |—rii—«r7b—tabe g—tot V. Aldreto,. creditor of sold1 do—sod hww| fer ra—u to—lo ata ferth Ihad HtaV^ J»Hgh‘ liera.{£ M » Urdorod. thta M—day tto ItU. toerv-c by csmIvv • o^y of Ui. sHcr. to b« day el February oral. •' ata* a'doek fa lb* fer* Ptato —4 itotoI*lia*ls^aM^ooty of Ezry ‘Ti‘t*Lib^1‘r^l‘*:*'*"iu for Ihrw .oK«*fre w-vki prvHou to —4 «Uy toUboMeo/el tbe Prob.lv Otoe, ta to. village of Betomgs, and show co—.Uo»iterate, why tte >rarer of the mci tiooer UobUmI tegraaud. And It I. far torr Ordered. Ihri ..Id Jwtlfaraer X' Rotate efVraak Bw—xr’ rlranoucvto the per—. Im-reotod ta aoid ra nXOBiTK Orders-Htsu of MUMgsa. trie, of to p—deact of amJ peura... aud brae A Cowoiy of Barry, Iioowstoi efthoFrv- tag Iteroaf, hr eaawag a cog] of Ihto order ta te (toudi— uf add aata—. . ‘-1, Ltatedaud taretaaotamatad emnftf of Borey. Deted; J—uery l'fb. ns*. JRUrFri4av tea l«U 4ay of Jaawary. ta too y—r ESz;---------------OM lboasoo4 HgVl kes4rs4 to sixty oil­ Frivol, an—*C. Friedta. Jo^gef Frstauo. Iltroe eogy.J J—X Jody*< FraMe. GUARDIAN'B BALE A latte matter uf lb* Ketal* af LRts M Talbot, Rotate nf at arena A. Ktagahwry etal. * torratotas sad tlise IboyotaJ—,4aly verttvd Urttetla Tslb.4, sod Lrlau4 Tribot, mtoota “ Koike >* hereby gHeu that ia ——aaeu ef of Loc>a4a B««. WcaJ Ouobu of M|4 miser, QTATM OF MICUIUAK. Baast Cot STI. a* i— ef the Probate* Court, fbr iba !>**—* and Butberire graated la urn hr tte Fn> V Frartat for rva—o. Uerr.a sa* toto. tool Ua O Al > mar WiwcoaO4 to sell mvtato rvto ntata botoog- eooa.r of IX*rrr. Brid-u at the Frtori. O®« >a bote court for the eouoty .f EaU» —d Hlaie of |7 the rill*goeflla<t|at*. on Motord.*, tte Mb M>cb>r>n. IMIa*U.erea... tabeaoM.etl'ub- ” inj U *ai4 wiser, ta seta—UUM dranibto. Auctfoo. to the birbral bidder si tte prvra " Tbrrvoseo.litoeniorvdtoai Mtou, lb* 1>U —.le e£g!2ft^vbtota?4?aJi|—Mtao. Fra—tt&rmawC. Friedl* Judge of Probst* N.pl* Ureva, ra tte suesly of Barryjod Mtet* ta la tte —tar of tte estate ta Monte A. Klacy IlKbigan. — Tbureday.lte 1st day ta March Hit, „ ■to Ual Um Mil of kla te said site, ud al bory. Ilin— Uogtamn. WIU— KfegaboryTEb to anpesr st l satooa of *a>4 Coert. ltrs to bo wit: Tte Sorth-—, quarter o' too North—t u toldva st th. rrobalv U«ov,ta lb. vUlsgv of UssUa(«. .to .bow oauM. if .or li.vrv bo, why the 2“ tolr^JeT^ 2 prorar of lh. pvlltloovr UoaW hoi b« praolrd Sto Wtefarthat ordvrto, Ibat th* pnitemar “ ,k* -dm—ta u, elr. eolier to to pvrooo. intora.ted i. tod ratal* ARVILLA WABRCf. otto* |>*to<oeyuftodp*tlU<Hi. aad lb* hrariag Pr-H'-ra tasaid Minora L ■Olivia, by eaeategs oowy of tM« Stales sod Dated, Jan—y tub, ted*.-fell w order to bepobltohtd fa too “Htoto'a BaMor." ebswiMper artstod sad eiraaistteg i« asM —aoly ef Barry, tor Ihra* aaoratora v«b. fau—diGUARDIAN'S BALE. J ‘^Au^^4’sU&ifAjx|,^ISDIX.t la ite matter ta tte ratala ta Onltia Steatoe an .nd Harriet Stonton. anarea-teir. of Tbomct .si MHotee, —mid. Xtninr ta hereby gfare that ta parens— ta COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE lieraa* sad aathonti granted to me, by th* FroAH poreoos having Ratos SfRast Iba tei* roort fer tte o-eotr of Barry aad ttaste ta _ AhtoVO—Z?AMta. to ite l.igbesl fodder. .1 toe reside—» ef Holo m— Mtaatoa In ite townshiptaJabaat—raraaaU rs kZl^aUvcvs—■awneMAtoa^Amtata.sre p I I P! 'lhj l H I! 1111 - Z3*’to ’ r S id “■ D MORTGAGE SALE ■ tsss&i: trsA!^’i£2s;:"“ ■ * _ s ! ‘ 4 4 iP i A CHOICE TELAJB, lii ** _ XAIBS DEIAHiDJB >0 MISTAKE. -4m f i T<..Mak. !Gxn for 5 il i iliiiteibii'i! A tV e. DRUGS, MEDICINES, GROCRIES, -A.T f t 'l1w BARGAINS f l MtW l Ik SPRING STOCK ‘feiunriMiWiJKo— - e tte weal arty —ran of toe nortb teR tatte Berth- »" Estate of Adellu* U. M—. cavt qaartev, ta aecttau.ata («)fo lean —<l) F V7.t TE OrjUCmUAX, O*,*, X^rt. At ..rellau df tte Prabtao Oeeri fer tte a—aDated, December ini., IMA. d<c«<> .r November. Iv.-.. betag the lime limlle.l br tv of Harry, htadre st the ttobato URta. ta the lb* Fsebott l-oarl to too teal odfeWm—l Roll Vittore of Hsistac*. o. S.terd.r tte sth dar BENJAMIN V.HTAWTOM. H Caaidtaa ta said Rmara A rK THE d. Unetjualeil Remedy PUEIFTIHG the BLOOD, LARGE STOCK OF Tobacco &. 8 11 u 11 : I Selling Off Cheap oi We—H. heuyoa, legal guard.— of said taa— per*—, pra.ww far r—gas ihoreta eat forth. Itex te may b* Heraata to aril tte —tfa. t 'ermblp of Jobnatoen th* following Seaerited per—. —d all otter per—. laterrued ta —Mtoagl,, to stadTto^ "w "2 Tlx ond Hided two—ivnilie. of ite north —1 Si quarter of die North—t fractional quarter of OUkoe. ta Iterators ofUaatian.. aad >h«we—e. y greyw of tte puMUa-r Csrea tto daw of ^aeaaea it ia dtoiroto for b»tatand, tetag fa coeutv Barry state vfMKhgm,' 7 ta “ rrysaad —atate which iodates dtsOsM, ' 3 9 STATIONERY. GUARDIAN'S BALE In the-matterwV tte —lata af Rag— Ctewia * ------------ -“-a"*-" t estate ta Said eviiteea deocr >bod. .Ttervwpeo ll is Ordered. That ’MoedaT, the the fogl.nl bidder, on-Xatardsy. lb* Sd dar ta * Uh day ta February arxi, at ulev o'clock la th. Fdmrary anu, al — e deck ip th* attorteon M BK. cmut Vegetable 'Extract, MARKED DOWN) X 039419 I • Um •> ■ 0 « 1d Tsusr, Sall-rh*am. or uy dtoomasof ths skta. Fee Bhswmau— IT ACTS UKB A CHARM. drivfogawsyaB ^m end pais-, ato tyrgatatedand sfrwdolhlg ta aaid eonaty of ADMINOTRATUfTB BALE ~*irawss.“-“ Jjtaam—ta tte teUMta JebaCU—do(Ate—oogy.> (>.]«) •f tbe Eyes. Koto* to terete give, tori fa wro.,.,, a! CHANCERY ORDER” "'=- Uriel i and IT IS A BEIJADLK Madtarn* far all dtoraea —(tenty grantedfewryto me si by tte PrewhMk astos ft— an tap—tig^ertho hl soA BteCta S’ATL C**«flLU>C«w <•1 । i.M.i J mM Cm. UM w M c—,, nertyl Pvogrtstora. Chart Hoema, fa tte vlltaaa uf HaaUan ta Ite 1 to^XrfeteWd^V^i^^^Eb ' Beaasin is not Bensfae Benzoin Elixir T' U nato aad nss—mb—dadjto Fhyataia— a ALL KINDS OF Havering Kxtraets MORTGAGE SALE KStaTs.rftHK--"'-—-': And in feet Every Thing In the Grow . ’ Lins. NOTICES. - B T 2s£^SJ21=3:33 “w : ACKLEY’S SPECIAL CHANCERY ORDER. s t " "S >• Mftioe wee agreed to with-iet a diviaiun, mwet everybody favoring it. Tbe vote was then taken on the motion te recommit with the iagtroctirma as •mended, aad It waa lost, yeas 23. nays 117. Not a Democrat voted fit tbe nMnoMoe. Had they voted with thooe ^‘XStag’taTitaRSb. VtaStatodsly si • £Xy. Is IU «< to—rd right tarf- m>4 cura-alto»« u> wd evttoy of Barre fer three red ud sixty six. I'r—vsU 8. C. PusMS. ta u.orv Mo. SWeo. . ttetee earth —ty «" iwa rod., tor—v weal tueerie throe rod., tbeoc* wl - J'fa*lte maun ta Us Estate ef Jaasae M. Dai­ (A—easyy.) J—17 dodff FraUh. a—th armly-tuoiwda, tte—a aa*l lurulr-toev tte reaZto tte^ueata teaming, tegtaher wllh Rte wk Estate of Harriet Cron lager. Hua. Jan— F. Joy, of tbia oily, bu been cbnoen one uf the Directors uf tte new Uniutt Stock Yard Company at Chi cagu,and is uae of tbe ExecaiivoCommltue«f4be Board. It is stated that Mr. Blow Represents live from Mtaeoeri, will shortly resign bis seat ia CM»grasa, un aecount uf tbs pr—tog nature ufbia business interests. We.praMtn« that there will be blow : “And to restrict such right nf suffrage enough loft in Coogtees to render it able to the dasaes above named, sad to in tu spars him. doda proper proviaii-na exeluding from Tbe Wade asMsmnation affair turns out to be all stuff. Tbo supposed aaeu sin was a dissolute vagabond, named Low­ ing. who called to get a reoaneudaUue for a place in the Navy Yard, and for reported that be Mt “put unt " tli(Wy by Wade’s treatment. Hoe John G. DsvU, who— death at Terra Haute M the 18th <ML.hu boon CHANCERY SALE <Ulo,ut,m»'iter’a’*ih: Kihu* ef CbsHett* Mirs QTATT-OF MfcaiOAX.-Tbo Cwunit Ctesrt b“,“u5-/,i±7&4a=r’ v.rigto —as e< Jam— M. n uttax tba British Museum, will abort!; retire and be aucModed by Sir Edmund Head. Provisional Governor Jubaaon, of. Georgia, ia now practising law at Colom bia, in that Stale. Henry Giles, the eemyiet, wbo is now 1 in abject poverty and p«<lrated with quextiuns voted upon, it le nec—ary to sickness, hat received a ebAk fer 1300 slate that a uhjiho to recommit the bill | In-tn bh friends in Montreal. to tbe Jcdrciary CuvntnlUee, with instruc­ tions, was made by Mr. Hale, uf New Turk. Those instruct ions were to • Amend the bill so as to eitend the eight of suffrage io tbo District of Colutnbi, to all perauns coming within writer Gn.&hsadk them mined to strike Si v v rets. ■ iii tbe said district un account of chlor. Bentos 2. And be it farther tnseted, that all acta of Congress, and all taws uf Gwn. Grant <x peats to occupy hit new tbe State of Maryland in force tn said bouse in Washington next week. district, and all ordinances of WashingDr. Jobs Martin Loppnoburg. tbe Iu*. lorian, died lately at Hamburgh. 5 1 tlill iw i M w Estate odOmlwOn M.Ftebhwra. KTvmoiX *■ stjtk ar ! tel—a"ritte Potato Gfare.faiteeto.gvtaUra- in relation to tbu peemge, of tbe bill, ■nd the rot— upon iu final peonage and avbeecjueet thereto, “Eaton," tbe inlelli gent eorrveporxlrnt of the Detrot Adrrlutrtnd Trihmt, remarks aa feline: In order to a fell understanding of tbe e»MUM A >,uT;rlii TOLU.,. . ••• ii? i nil Cunvestfen. life expected that it will be largely attended and that a lively htereat will be manifested in the subjects which are to bo dnet—ed. A numbar of Jisunguiabed cillrans have been to vital to be proemt nd deliver addressee be­ fore tbo omveetioo. Both the Michigan to right, title -d toteroat ta —<! dee—ed 1 Lrre O—’.‘zvretomf. sses.'vftras: —< •sZuoraa^ bsuSUTbuxck SMBOfir EUXXB SgTtSSrXfSygt GowrVltaafa Mute. G-vratowfta to. coiuvs-rtira. end also .era. ** c<zr^^xyx-^,"'to And )•< wtR.—A te wiUwHAt it tateivy. ; r * derate*— ttetait^iai * BIDES, FELll AMt ‘ TaL»»^S?i»P tHtra—. iieiitii ' -p y-J"11 MORTGAGE BALE 11 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-02-07.pdf 51c045428e0576de2a21e74499a96cbf PDF Text Text VOL X- HASTINGS, BARRY 001 pasting!’ Suhtm Jirttferj- ®AM7,18M. Valley Railroad to the amewut of 8150,­ 000, that befog the amount- required of the county to complete the work by neat November. The towmblpe* along the route were represented. Ranaom E. with the nave! iron Wood, Jamre M. NsJia, Beery Frelick Ga„ destroyed dur Wilder D. Footer, Martfo L. Swore end to bo rebcllt TW jail M Ml F. B. Gilbert were appointed a commit­ destroyed tee to solicit subscription*, *nd sa soon aa they deemed advisable, taka the prop­ •tfu Feniao aeareia Cana­ er stop* tocall-a meeting to rote mantelAn invasion are rifo red pal aid for the rood. Consmhtere were entire frontier are being ■Iso named for the townsbipe. The reed is bound to be built. SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS READY MICH., WEDNESDAY, ■MM .M M TUW, »-«. On Tuesday, oflast week, the cittern of Grand Rapids and other parts of Kent county held an enthusiastic meeting at Grapd Rapids. A resolution wu adopt­ ed unanmovsly to aid the Grand Elver RELIEF. The People Will have their own way, and indeed we do not wonder that every one is bound to ore Cue's Cough Balsam., ai-xi nothing else, for it fa certainly the beat thing tn world lor Coughs. Colds. Ooup, and Jo against, ar far M MMtfoa&ta, the faCfte duction and tread, of thia, formidable dieease. From Gaadalonpe wa learn that from the Iflris to the Nd of Decem­ ber, both days, inclusive, the number of counts. due us Sfost* be Paid Inunediatefy I A word to the wise. wae«7&, aid as Point a-Pitra, between the Ifah and 223, the number of deaths was 149. Bt ringent regalaUuna are en­ forced it Martinique to prevent commo* mention with Dominica, the Batata, tod cofored ok|lAroo, has i er HoreenftbeMsreonri .. w A Frankfort despatch, stales that" a nonventinn oftba Into rebel cActrs will be held shortly In Kentucky tn decide upon caadidatee to bo fapported by thett Aurora- It is right that all mould uae ij. at UMeleotfonin Augftt nsxt Curares, tbo Capital of Yeneanels, Coe's Dyspepsia Core, an article prewhich has base reported deeiroyod ,by *n earthquake, waa ooe of the largset alias good for Dyspepsia.Indigestion and Cnosiipetion. Sick Headache, Boor Stomach, Rising at Food, Cramps, Paine, and l« fact any disorders of the stomach and bowels. . , . PAY UP ; AM - iwias ia&U^ re *~Tl—'^Ti' ’ ’•JiffTr > .U > . .TT^tT/'IF «; sell A Cm, by Note or Account, red hereby nodM that the Mo Tib flasniros Social will be enter* mined this (Tuesday) evening by Mrs. Osx friend informs the other of what, benefit the Rtd Jacktt JBiltrri are and haiaheen to him, and thus the repute­ tian of thia great family medicine is oonLnotLT to Rxcovxa.—The two Irish­ stontly increasing. men who were so bedly beaten bo the night of Jan. 28th, are both out of dan­ A Cincinnati dispatch rev■ the steam er ger, if they behave themselves in the Missouri, lost"on the Ohio, Wednesday last, had 120 persons on board, 35 of Ac«cnv».-E. H. Knappen, arrested whom pasaengora The latest Informa­ tion from Evansville places the lore of yfor assault and battery upon the two Ufa at about 100. The Missouri-was one Irishmen, was tried before a jury on of the largvtt passenger steamers oo the New rich dlecoverise of lead hare Ohio river, valued at 1100,008. been made near Galena, BL The Cham­ pion Ism! id New Digging baa already K~Wt would calLftientation to the the Mississippi on Sunday, bad about burned oat 1500,000 of load mineral,— card of Knappcn A Btwrnw*. beaded 250 passengers on board, among whom One aoiid vein wm struck 00 foot long •■S->idicri Attention!" in our aaVgrtieing were 01 men of Company B, 13th U. 8. and from Ms inches to two feet thick, cofomns. Three gentleman are always Cavalry. Thy accident occurred at 7 • Lieb y folded 2000 000 pounds of ore. o’clock in tlto evening. just after supper, Senator Doolittle has introduced a bill tellable and have had much experience while the passengers were assembled In granting 200,000 ocrea of land to . Wiecon venation around stoves' in the hall.— cooein. to aid in completing a breakwater The explosion was of such fores as to harbor and ship canal to connect the wa­ Bcssousxa* to Rail Road Sroex. on rtud the cabin floor asunder and let eve­ ters of Gress Bay with there of Lake the Grand River Valley Rail Road. n>s»t ry person in the front part down into the not forget to pa> their monthly aeeeae mass of fire and etean. below. Great mrela. Everything appears to be work­ number* lost their livre by jumping overboard. The total lore of life fa suping fayorebly for the early completion of peed'to be 150; 80 of the soldiers were this rnaJ if the stockholders will only NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. paj up prernpu/. *> th*1 l^rt *»• • fund m hand aa aooC •* spring opens, so A terrific fire occurred on BetmrisofT Mto Attaatioa! that the contractors can f*/ workRun, la* Wednesday afternoon al 4:43, All vslustoere e/lHI, *« *»d 'U, who here the ears will ran ini? HaMlngs originating from a spark from the engine rredred IttUe or M Bounty, lashsdlng thoee 4»by ths first of November next Vfa are which fi/st communicated tn the well on sWrjvd fee sickness, promotion it iUtf Uurassured by the managers of }his enter lease 83. Eight flowing wella. six bolonging to the Benrrbnff Petroleum Co,. prise that alt depends upon the prompt, L'fNt* York, end two to the Northern nesa of the subscribers to stock. Light Polrolenm Company, of New York w.H- burned, including ! IjflM berrefouf Twa css or thx Couar Hovsb —The Board of Supervisors, at its late Session ACKMT* WAtTXD. passed a revolution excluding from the' . Ts napsy flfotiH^foe Cbqrt Room all public meetings. This ®©HD JklSS) CH'TSEB Mtaw is terfetaly right. The Couru-Honse it U<W Jrevlry. Rtatol Msgs, F the property It bekmg. _ 8»ty M Barb, llrirWMkurw on -The History of to the county, and is fotooded for the esc Ver MJ srtieU draws. Retail Fries Poetrr 1 atOla. Medford Mass. Gov entered Oelea by, !7fllli> has also reeaaUy of the county, strictly for public ommtj purposes, it does not belong to the promiscuous public— much less to the village of Hastings, and infinitely lew to *yp Btntiiut AoTyT> private Individual) who wish to indulge wealed to steres. svsry' dty, lews VUIep, in recreation or make money there. The village and township of Heatings have no mure right to bold their meetings there than Castleton or Rutland to hold theirs. Il is trm. Ita location U coovan lent for nastingK'bot such convenience confers no rights. Those who g-> tb*re The myeteric" of the future were reveal­ ed to her without the idle gossiping of tbs to make money can s£>rd to hire a room somewhere else, as they would have lo was pastor of the dvfoulbsrlomro-else they bad batter North.Cowgragatioml "Church al New quit their bueinwto. The Court House is Havre far 38 y ears. Ba sraa* the «mtaoored to be need for nooaty purporen, tributor of many valuable articles to the ■Jfofo J^re^r. H« «e wre M and any other use of U would invalidate J. P. Roberts. Put Maney in thy Purse’ ROAD TO WEALTH!! 5 000 the policy, if a fire should occur from such improper nee. kia high Um* that prsperaGou were being made by the township and vHfage of Heelmgs for some proper and eoovenltot place, fa whisk to bUd ibeir efoe thuia. A Hall la also seeded forgvto-.n! publie seeomblagee. We briiree such a ball, built by private ur eorpuswto repUal would s-on proves remunerative hreestmenl, re ea> peMte banafaeri m. bh^i MPBQVED FARM FOR BAWL I' eeraa, on the tmrth aWeaf �DRUGS! DRUGS! 11"?BSS!SSr“1 FRESH ARRIVAL Or nhxuw x.*it> rursicixKB.* M>» eoaaeel ■» UW Mtowl»t Uww and ABB grijiral Fattra. ■ TBMWMW"' ‘^ftUG & BOOK STORE I RECCED PRICES ■ GOODS'. r .evaLrv^Srvr toeswter filet. Jaasary, U. M MM. J»^W BURTON & MAIN’S MT U!kb/.W1i«»!##TK/»lLL IE ■■•EMail foreaMsa Jaajiary Id. HASTINGS, Mtiri Good Caiieo for 2&ets 1M patois p~rsd *">•«* •“ ter '***' - ■r¥-t»M“!wr«,/niA Pr-lrai. aha Uy ,-the grtausg fiend Oor feiately itnmeeume-ted^rapdteddhe alageef obroelling'-cue another by1 our CBHetian Bate. Hw teottar catedma Erate Imbiiually, tai called blns Frsd fwbk-b we should probably Dever-tern dune Ifotr IntlmMy bad dated fewnieur On mb ridge dava), and she naturally foU, ■a Indeed nil tbe torn Uy did, ilntai the same habit. Eqttallr natural Uswmte for me Io call her MlrKk My stay -at thfetimfi wm ahsru Wo were-ta u»broken cireis at boms at Cbriuinas; and (left with my secret uodiruiged, afow days before Christmas day. Bull bught to have told yea that 1 hndoeen tbe Parcivile froquoiitly teaw eta these viaitoio Btrrry.' They were living than near Lea. don. th* mother and daughter. Mrs. Percival had been a widow for some years, and I had talked-to Mary a little about my admiration of the other Mary... Mary I Percival wm inter* Mind in the subject, nnd scorned often in­ dined u> return to It. ■ It vanpti topic nfcouMrsstioo that I . by ady uieene ob­ jected to ; but I didn't half enjoy, it under thaeireurnttaocoe. There wa. something unlike herself about Mary, a certain nonsiraint not to be cxrncsalad. It was not vary noticeable; but L • who knew her ao well, noticed it, or rather,fs^put, and wws uncr>mforteble accordingly. At tbesame tinic I wae pesdsctly aw. that my friend was siocere both in the ialervst ebe «x- aS^’wIS&SiirJSb 1 Drew blood for blood, fare How for blow. mi auv* ■» i— i <:i Or her last bold oa earth was IcalA floras*. too»d nr.. tetonC Ab p«» ufiUaUxUwotoer Uad; SJKtWl ,cw and Juos: cumpktc WL.HX Un. “8aiXow/6bb KacWmr. JAt <. • “Mydeer FrW*>-h vke'WBbdof you todipesfl upon tsy Vytoptoby. Be nasnr^yosteM K V de k>|*-y«W •« be aooerned ; bdCof corvee yob vritt, ted be immenaely Mp#. *¥te ennt »Wok -»Jnon'eey* >• ‘Dews’— MV.turt ’tte bright pwtml.r star’-always seemed s<* far .bore me, These arc '•Mdarhiwurma." ■ • GROCERIES TEA. tOTYtt. HOOAB. SF1CEN. PKPPEB. PB0XE8. FUMU^UlKErCODPUS; . I sart a TOLL STOCK t»r BOOTS AND&110E3, Ln the **1< of whicas'l can oBer you . He handed me tteleUM? K sw'wHt- we Itod May erf nod quarrelled* end hnada AHAode The old AlibdaSp tad inarMMd, but bta lot •Srara beating wildly. I could rather mad my sentence, if _fl Is to be bariiabmtiril; but <>b,T would ten, tlwimnd Vimna rather hear il^if II Km one wprd of jfope. Let mo hare but that word, and I will be with you. In any case, I feel that joy niU deal tenderly-m well aa truthfully with me. "Yours devotedly. . -t Fnaxr." ■' "In that umn hour,’’ be continued, “I decided to tell Mary Percival of wb*t I had dodo. There Is a '_pr|tty trftfrato copy of p v latter to her."’ It ran thus: ’ ' * . ■—1?— “Lompok, January 3. alas, ’ in tte w*«i of - A civil war. when uu mi fit n,rrv,r tcwhwhuiiintoW g-E®^ X* - ■ * 'f that. vicious of whips rutting al our wharves, and kraaa growing in Broadway and Will eireet^fbqM frighten the wits JU «».,M 1J3 which bad been a-long time Mintnertag, boiled and blu oWed into a detonulmttsna. It waa to write, wrii%nir,teMary Horn* te> aa good.--J .nteff w» all .tail, te w, and lean the woretur the beat. > Ah, i otto yeat upon II ..Bow. (wrote. The theinometwr stood M twenty. There ■ere bisckr of ice in the riven llhe hoaebouhd caddy ; but I let my foe out white at my alworbiog task. 1.wrote. I hove e bad habit of npoiling aeveral sheets of paper -when I write an impoeUoL letter, l ean show you a tec-lnute of ibis, dis­ carded because of lha capital M s being of two varteriaa. There it ia, read K* Thia wee the letter t ■_ “I took In the truth al unci," tateld ■ ' '‘Lojtnou, January. . 'My Deertt Mary.-i canaot mH you by any other title and speak traly. For pre me if the truth it dulatteful to you. Fdrgive, too, thia netted of . nuking it when yougavbj -Exactly! T3 know*. In all our. happy aaaoctaiion 1 have not dared—yea that hr the ward—to teteMMMdMfoteitteaad-bom. . When Great GROCERIES te'tnbnM I aeniWyheeded; Lmahnng response to tar word.; but thia ate doubtless, allobtewi tf. my weateped etato; md wbeo aba M<. »a J lay.foolp tog wetaerwgly M tte .dftor. AM*9 thooghl attack feel Ltang wy M4 It was answered bflr,-.«y ACdhte - i .ftoW truth.. Item I wan only a aalfiak man who waa note coxcomb. Ixt me eon t I told you ! want home before Chriattnaa. i was entered at the inner Temple then ; and onn day, early in the new year, I aeae Mary PrrrivBl and I werefownd. GBO QERTT1S, of DRFGI ANDJTEBYeFNKB, “In al fcna,Mlka>.ijaU>W '<bout old liman si*-tad FrMlI Blundell, Vimj'hsva.OeVW: WUahed TOO. To Suit Books and Stationery •wSS.. j-WEyurreaKr-t.wos in the calm.rwBl heart to Miry 'Pvrcivil f ba Um <rfi«4ife. ,"»>t r> before 1 tad W.UM bMbrn•ar’1 .. fJOB SATX-E W are • K •“’JP • ,?’£ •' J* Hope ; pswstf per sera. H. WB1OHT. ■pOBHAlX-M nKereseUMU to BuUa-1. Ab< (‘••Mb* Bitricts, with customer*. Wall street sprung in­ to pt»ew lift. • -BugncloM ounaerraUvwe shook their vaoeraUe teed*, nod eald: “Ito all wy wall wr, but wailand see." WaUtWO have waited, and. wbst have wa s*m i Why. a ecvere foiweml crisis m iagtend in IBM, bet u«M tere as yet Peace, however wm to' bring, n.A heeling cotta wings, bat ttegreatesnaab up whioh was to iavolve u* all in ooe wide spread financial hHA.~ But wb Hatr bow bad uWavoutha dfpeaos, wbt<$ have been to M biM m<joebr uf' U»«terrupiiKl com­ mercial prueperity. Of alt tbe oommer dal nations uf tte world with which we is »i IM 1 mH for cash or ready pay, charge colBlng for interval, nothing for keeping Old Oer. Java, Bio and Create Ceflta. books, nothing for bad debts, and only a Ch.iMTix»,frMi 80 smU to IMS per pM*< For D< ttu small Hsrrr MOtSwq^B PATENT HEBICTNEt. yMra, not poe .of Item has been «> Itm from finatMia] derangements as oar own eowiirj ; and yet, white they have beau LARGE SALEM and «*ALLiYROFIYX at pence end «n the enjoy,meat of a *|wcie laJMU *»kl»j ___ ctirrnidj. Wstere been st war, ha»S in= ROhntTS a HTBtKEB. creaedl our Mltotel debt S OOO.OUO.OUO uf dolterv, have girie freedom to four * Hasvnee Hept, th IMS. mUlJuaa of aUvaa, have . had our tuoot valusUoipMM'Haaadod. teve reduced Mr colUf crop' from <,000.000 of Wm to IJW0.W0, here loet more than a hundred thousand t<»on»«e «»f shipping by r»be| pirates, and Kase eu«p-ndrd o|mk:U paymenta during all tbe time. loo. W’« wi«<ier if aaj ofthe people who are wi Ifoeifoui.fora " return to tbe old urderof things, and ‘who, would impose upon tia DR. STRLCKEARRH, n, again tte old alate bank system, ever Mollifluoinr 'Cough Balaam giveIhenioelyco tbr trouble of thinking wanes odte tellw <*tr ptrfarMwe toewe to to what we owe our marvelous sveevew. during tte put four yaare.a* wrU aa oer Continued prosperity during the Jart'ulne broguhl TAKE CABK-PF YOUR A FRIGHTFUL r^rnttcsitsarss- । U they/doi they coatnot fell to ana that they ween directly owing to the abundant lasum of legal teudar. which ware regard­ ed aa a dire MMMhy ■ at ftret, but have proved to be oar greet edvatane. Th. ee lagd tenders gave na eomclMng to wort wslhj they fumiebed the people with a perfect currency, nod at the >mo» time gave tbe Governmenmenl h permanent loan of four hundred millions of dollar-, free elfteotot... And now it I* pnopoaod leo roll tenh thegrsax (iuancial resolution which we Hadlred totes to return to the rwetristtve scheme of a paper curreocj, booed upon apeete which proven, to io- DISCOVERT My ite ftwgi UfpL^pJa Itegg^ YDt MVt-0 OLD LADIi DYSPEPSIA. A DEAD MAN’S Letter ahi tttywr TMI MOST SKEPTICAL BSD JACKET • - • - ; r; SSESB-S Shirts vemiVr V^leMterm when wa both road with Snrthf aM meeting in town xct: r.v^ ' When! had read thia without rettiark i BluDdelUwent on-wlth hls ns/Atlrc: 1 had totaled Hom latter, and fdled ofotm oHbecouruln hia'jttdWaldistriet them, when there ‘ xnd alnmat oM-of the ftret eaww for total followed Wm *:taah hfotoMn -Uie tornte raifoad corporation waa a party. UWMhr tbn North Carolina, wbwxwM bom In that forenoponerttm; the Maa Srtooaited up State tn.l7BK, and who died in io »M.r.W *»a« aaraa feat ate ate isetee Ugh. ate te 1846 weighed eight tetered end lowoiy OM pesmda. « Al •I came to are if’l— ---------bto deete bo wasghte o. little over one iMl< »y viiUorinaid. ’I oo the Ornamental Water >pdurxtef55 ;WWtIto tJ FOUND ~~~ -detesB-—‘ JAOOB MAKP IdoOrtUuHHMtl^ Hswr jjpSSviwn. ; , Merchant Tailor, os.BfiWlunnrgMUJtom <g. g. Haam �RUG81 KHESII AUB1V, jMwrwMrojR.’yfjwi' LEW GO ^i"e*fc>c [TRTON&M BASTINGS, 'JTHW*****» To Suit the Times. ooks and Si aStK-JI a* <»i*< b4 i ^iU'wK i i IN NEW TOM, SINCE THE down, air.iad prey «**,•«!*-!« fc‘SSl HntedfCaj anwAJ3«wa» oughly cocserai jstittL-------------------- OUR STOCK arable amuuot ,of decomposed anima) nraucr, m addition to tbs exersmatd of birds. It’is evHeat trvm lbw brirf aksteh,®^ «hll be at presenthy’notaaa»s limited.” , ,“iFwK1GUT.‘1u> ULaw.MiddlstiUs. HALK-X w M of sssdoo U i* RaUaad. ogr i Oor. NJK PAWc^ui""" ——— u ...■.-I > 4>icoTsAa.ftwB aOaeetotoIMd jmr owiagaadHiMUag&aawastltf Juafc.’. J ■ ••» . ’ - ,' r------ 'OB RAl.E-WwerssOi.rmaas UaJL- •• ARE EQUAL TO ANT IE ETATE. TOR tiALE-SCMT« P»ss l‘*l^.n?,**^,,y,' . oatUSuncssM. aba toys and Taataa saw. Fatly 1*. A*. vantages which it wwnt Ud.Mde th* buainsea of salvation |he^b.t£^“; te2j3fafflME!» | acquir«4.mqcb,, | his various wan----- -—„ if; cruo-rwxtsro-r:': i [ -.Jr M ,wsd»H ">>*“ Which-will be sold T» WQoute MAiBrACTCuu--lbe ra­ part of Bmkwtnry of the Nauooal AasoMN>«U«uiNn. mu. that returns were rsosisad up to the 24lb of October of «>7 wooten wiHs, feUh -t. iQPsata, urogzdaaal *, treeHy'atawUubTZTS turn yf ea«de- ■ wd w-J uiAJiSMw pound, of «M<A >.<»«»■ •tetototin, »ud t»3Afn pounda, uc SB A41 par .aaM forwua woof-, 650 pounds aswrsd wool is ,At«« m. . WSM woolen mills no MaleOMnt has bwa rw cahrrd. Prom official rspon of the Unit­ ed States Tm Dwnmlsetooan, tha^ula© goods menutectori^ io the UnMed States JL'&OT'"'" *" I 4r>../tM >«• 1><»«»«»*' .«• <» .MtUi «Uten1 W*»' For Doing Busimei Rio ud CroaatOsIK rtios and Lard OR, ■. tela. oa. Varaisto i»d Brsstoa, l Aciunsa moi &&&&& _ - CROCKERY iS'Sosi wAijl’: ' SOB CASH>0»aBA»»4»AT. , ix2/. ^SM.Wls^r^ RUSSELL’S STORE, foadf-<Nwwor aiU lie toad ihsl frw uui-nta jitwr jarjirn/ Not by any means' is the largest ever ' rrluarUHs tor lisir beaul), th»J ars. ur«™, *• w**->*• “• •«* lhefrws sssy wswlul IM dis€r»ying broguht to lliis mart, Iinrr n.sevia, pdrtamWljlWiAwtbWd^t. th. 2i>X)iP aauai almdrt d^WI*Hr»*| iuMCla, and lU awivuat al Muod they d<< F. BRAPUETYKsw I'ato LD'TICiaednMsk riPMdMO! ure^S*iEg-agEfttiL iHCENlX INSURANCE ■of dir klW‘ Get the 360 PUB SAIX-tn oers. so u<ad aa a tom Xriond. A j«;uu< ladj l A-wcetokl us ilial dm ■ perfwoU) doatsd .m a.fatwtora,** Il w<mh* Wmtoah toorw aoiia.Ulo Iai fct bor . Juung affeetjutu <« toads.—PfewyAwum. Fattbxiso Causa*—A oooMble pna* deal fanner told o» the othsr day tUt'ha Imd nltoH-nutweil lhaC ealswa wadd UMM Vi.oBT. ' | trnttsi* ow hHMr1 that was n« r** la bnctor fr-byfr «pU»q,«*J OLD LADIES & FAIR MAIDENS than with“>sfwr rwwmly nutad 1M rtla and will be sold it Railroad Prices, 44am, Traas^wtrnm.. ted iaoN, RAILS, FlUI iTxTMCt SAUSnilGX -aWy it rasesrar*. — **“ *■ ******* •jy® GAHT HE HEAT Ij ..';r“2X!^.W£i«sg=^ •x.-ass.'S:1a:S-'Sr'-**, ihUtlUso Eoura from tbs'milk jriXCTACTVEKD TO Qtotx, BT THE TOT crwav Otetuawte of m A rnoMb cteefly TOT Ot • 1 SIM VOTOJW,1 do© of tM ffiffi-rrn t v/rteu.. of corn.' Drz l4m» aU Hih- *-L X'SS*6Wb «? than W uiu, a«4 TMI MOST SKEPTICAL. that taint: <o ouwauM VTATOT W T» BED JACKn Shirts and Farming Tools of all th. m«al waah^K woma lima, tho abun<Uo0rf<dllia 6 twJed** to become hence, tho bitter taste of the i.aaLH.IAM H^oT/.JJTHVJUtlA Drawers I rancid Thaou tryara a emi AND ^yWDBN yif*' *•OUAB«W< a E.r«. A~.n—-I •< rwrrrc*wuMT-^-« AIMS PO1 waiuiahtimj to bcit. r*Sv5-’-» l=®:« jjb.imiu.axiK*- �DRUGS, MIMCtfES, GF.OCKHS, U israa^T-ixTB, ^>np3?; SPRING STOCK ! .'■' nrntama'::’-/. are vrhhbeid from market. Io tbe merit ef tbe State, by errfauely ob- shall ba iba sansa everywhere for white ftag settlement aa* vitally impeding atrdbbrt. Mr. Trumbull has also of■nwth aa* wealth • Therefore, fared aa amendment, “That all persons wbsd, That tbe Committee on Pub of African Ml st st bora m the United Sutra are hereby declared to be citixras ibateWb to enafket el a price not ei­ at the Unite* Steles.** ce dfag that fated by Government for even and adjoining sretiona, and tbe pro reed, thereof held, instead ./ th. fends, feeaoril railroad purposes, the Stale Ounthat Um committee report It baa been oer fortune to 'have bed soe.i I treble knowledge of these railroad land grants. In 1857 they d^re confer­ red upon the severe! companies, which have sine*, with but trifling cxoeplioas, done bet little else than to bold on to them snd keep tbe land out of market.— The lime for tbe completion of these rondshmibow!, -from Ume Io lime, extended, alnaya under the most solemn ptedges that the various eumpmiw ware at last, icady to push their lines to an early completion. Io Um last legislature the writer of thia was induced to give a vote io favor of conferring an additional grant of land upon the Grand Rapids sad Indiana IL IL Co., to enaUo them U> build tbair road south of Grand Rapids, with lbs upreaa uaderateading. and upon the most positive assurances, that the n»d would-be cumplatod, and the lands put into market, by the Ttb day of June, 10M. Now, a*ar a spasmodic effort of that compaay to complete a portion of its rood north of Gran* Rapids, tbe work is enspeadod, and tbe laborers are, for the moat pert, unpaid. After nine years of promiaw sad daisy, all << those Hues opoc whieh grants of land were conferred era « nearly the name bnlpiew ctmdiafoe; their roads era unbuilt, and Um State io enduring iamemmrably by such delay and the withholding of aadfSraat quantities of land from market. Ail of three oompeniw have had a fairUlai, and tbe read's are such a. ilewiwd a change of policy. Under no be a party to a further exuifaiun of time en these land greats. Il la, then, with ■neb aatlifaalluu that we observe tbe nation taken by oor Rapreeeoutive id' this matter. Let the lands be put Into market, and if tbe rand can be both stall they certainly can bo by the aid of tbe money arising from tbe sale of Um lands. The House of BapmsenlaUvea, on Wednesdey.pewrd the kilov mg propos­ ed amendment to tbe Ccwthniioa by tbe decisive vote oi you 180( nays 44 : -Rapreasatetivee shall be apportioned among tbe several States wbieh may be deluded within tbia Union, accord.ng to their respective Mmborn, counting tbe whole number <4 persons In each State, inriud i«g Indians ool taxed : whenever tbs elective franchise eball be j ’-i i.i7- r- .----------------- ■y'wfU Mi—Ml Hegar Mt >»* to> »i Jje- gistings Uaunrr, anoxc® tobXs. tg gBALlUBD ETKKY VKDWEWXT, Masting I rrrvrv wrciiinAl _ ’ HiRVTT SOUGHT. - h> a£ feeftorer’Bwa^jlteHpe. AtnHWPT. A^MCa.waIV.^ LARGE STOCK OF Tobacco &<8fiuff MARKED DOWN1 Lyon's Periodical Props! THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOB IRREGULARITIES. THI BWT MAMOKD UROtUOIE QU Fee»l«*Hr«aUoal < Abo, Choice A eaoritnenirf Uaipe, Oil SEVEN GREAT BLI STATIONERY. BEADY CHANCERY ORDER. S’AiW»£5; A. •- 1 ——LA *1 <1 A Splendid Assortment of cum AM> CMOT TOTS! ALL KINDS OT Flavoring Extracts! MODERATE CHARGE. elected by iba Secession vote of tbe State over Proriaioeal-Gosarnor Holden who rah adsUaiM candidate, and in whose behalf the whole influence of the National Government and tbe military power was axertad. Tbe defeat of Mr. Holden ww eo distasteful to tbe President that be re­ buked tbe Stale far hs exbiUtion of dishesitated to permit Mr. Worth tn assume bls office. Guv. Worth’s first nieesage, of thick we print a telegraphic eyr.onda, proposes a law to prevent Um collection of debts due Northern creditors, advises tbe discun 'touanca of Um Freedmea’s Bureau, as svrte that the negrore tan get justice from the State Cnurta, refuses to suggest any tx.vision for tbeir protection, and, being himself a pardoned eeceesioeiet, baa Um ini pertinence to prey God that a return tern sense «/patriolUm (1) will ere long induce Coagrrw to admit the rebel Btetea to their •constitutional rights’" Ibat will du fix Worth.-H. Y. Tribvnc. RSMKMBKR THAT ■oils M CHANCERY 8ALE. sT^° um Ae«*zr, a seUie sewsssMr. nsieted. nek Uked w4sbvufaNac in emdeeeMy. ss4 tMl ksM peMieaUea Iw amt>aes4 M teasl ee«v ;>«» ww* far tU nests is swrwwise ir that k. senes a ewpy ef this enter to be pevmsily wrvrf on lb« «oJ uce rre«fa si defat>4s>>l. »t Iwsiv»mly Says tefcrs the liae presnibeA kr bn appearasee. __ . ILWlflGHT. CVwrfl Oert Ctoesw ■■ro<r. ' lawdfoe UarryCeealy. Mkbifu C. G. Holssoos. ComptaiaaaU Solieitor. (A true copy.) ALUM, J. M. Caswalumi. r. .1 * rv^si Bsgtolvr The French Spoliation bill, hoary with sgr, made its biennial conft to Q«greos yesterday. The reputed liree of a eat beer eo comparison to tbs vitality of this measure, aa it has been killed by ae many aa twenty different Congresses only to reappear at each subsequent one. It is now a simple question of endurance. MORTGAGE 8ALE. Henry W. Hilliard, ex-member of Congress from Alabama, now practicing law al Augusta, Georgia, delivered an argument before Use Supreme Court of Georgia no tbe CM. against the conetitulioeaFity of tbe art Congress, providing far Um issue of Treasury notes, and mak­ . down to the work of preparing f.w the ing them n legal tender. trial of Jefferson Davis, and is ’-not at J edge J«>bn A. Campbell, lais Assoc­ bousew tn visierra, basag engaged in over >wsi«ug the rao-rds </ Inals for treason iate Justice of tbe Supreme Court <4 tbe state the day■ of Uw Stuarts. Tbe Gov- United Stairs, has formed a law partner­ ♦romeot, Il ie said pays Mr. Evarte a foe ship in New Orleans with Henry M. of one hundred tbouasnd dollars in this Sp.ff.rd, lata Judge ot tbe Supreme CMM a sum which b not an exorbitant I botuTceetorv m»rv ■>< I*”'1 ateperfor wedlciac. tb»e »< BatlAr1. lhaer4iaary pels llUvrs. IulIuwuI., Ac . & oral battle sf RADWATS RBADT 1 win 4o more »eod J c.n b. far COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. I pt——I harisg dalaa easiest lbs Brno # feme Uk, z. ‘ *READ WHAT MR-* WESCOTT RATH. HVE RUXDREO THOUSAND OTHERS SAT anr .iu.' KuuteUsg i all |!i« ph - is uuoaidared that Ma business is now over fifty thousand dollars per year, and enact suffer to a great aslant during his prenaratioea fur attendance on iba trial of tbe late “Confederacy." Almost erery governor of loyal Slate" whose m oranges Io tbe Legislature has thus far appeared, tea favored a charge In tbe hosts of natfoaal representation from popolalkm to Um number of legal volets. Wvaraar Andrew, In hie very fresh and ' V are writing to Washington and urging tbe nisinlMUknce of harmooy between Ibe President and Congress. Hoo. John Q.vude forbids tbe see of his name for Union candidate for Guver nnr of Pennsylvania. Gee. Geary, Hoe. Hester Clymer snd Sen. Moorbead are moot spokes of In connection with tbe nomination. Tbe Kentucky Legislature has adopted a reenlution be a large majority, refusing to eslify the Constitutional Amendment CW aerreeagyasem se4 Ibsanmalyigto. sod declaring Um rejection rflt hy th. bnmr legislators a finality. The U. 8. Qmrakat Manchester, Eng land, under data of Jan. <Jth informs tbe Department of Stete.M Washington that iba cwttie diwaee has made frightful pro* gresa—tbe essw for lbs week ending the date of bin dispatch being 7,883, an in­ crease of 1,437 upon tbe returns of the previous week. He sports that tbe sutboritiae are making every eserium possible to real rein Um plague, but with­ out the slightest appearance of sueewev. Tbe disease, be asserts, has been di»eovered to bear some striking analogies to smell pox, aud many uperiniaala In vac­ cination are being made. He says many toWMprublbit tbe driving in of beeves for alangliter and require that they shall be killed where fad, and 'be meet only brought to marie. The whole number of cases thus far reported for England aloes is 73.548, and ef this numbar KI,. 422 have either died or been killed. i — ■ mubbt an ADMINWTRATUR-8 SALE. GUARDIAN’S SALE. ■wte-u ----- a- -a-------- £Sa5R.° Itaewsst DevM SS.’JT*' i GlMRtXANB SALK. ssayjaXWKr AND � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-02-14.pdf 1d840f68646d39e24d6d08d3b3df378a PDF Text Text BO. 42. gMtinjs Uasntr, 1VXHT 14 Drithtp* fssiitna ihrrttrrn. - y«rti n» *$4* iw4> d7®^wuc^ , ...Gou«raBw«t..Ai*bnr*d. Sil,000,000 i»W'«t<>alMhM"«|b'lMV Mosby. tea ratoriora .Vi*i»k guer­ rilla, was one of Seaator Sumner's aeditora Monday lutoa Senate-... - Bpraker Colfax hra duBkhpAtbto winter US in vitatioos ta lactam from Puetlaad aad Dubuqwe to Richmond. .., Gto. J, W. Whitfield. of Kinses no­ toriety, and. more recent!♦ of the--rebel Mtrny, is a member of. tbs' Texas State Conrention. now In eewtah Draler In all tied* of Family Orraeriea, raasaagtr Treia* Sa the Mkkla** Crates) BatlrraS nawlravs BsAUs Cyrak st foUswa: nunnrr&W3M R. R. - TO Tin: RCMAX at owe horri-x or READY Ueeamtor rrd. leal. copy. AlU»l, J M. Ca—,.. nCHAMCKRY OBDE4L AH Notes and Ac­ counts due us Must be Paid Immediately! A word to the wise. Hastings, Jan. 16th. 18GG-. J. a. GOODYEAE *Co. rOB BAUt Aonjfi^xTVBto.. Cuy.aaa<-H»e next 1 tocflt'Vf ti* Stela Agrimtitaml Cotiege held alt tilook »e proposed fin^asid the I *will commence on the AMI tnet ' Tbe Hampshire Democratic State Conventicn towns areRberally prtffbring aid fortfte .Wednesday ecdureed tbs Prwtident'is ,re1^1 year, wu <me ofjhe.i^jfa^fol onueteuction polity, to d preload kja wks - construction.’ fiHbdt «erS asstns (6 tya greater interest and* more eathdeieem la?' tbe history of’tbe Institution. ’ 7 1, X. RICX, Oao'l 8rywnaU*4«ai. manifested alqng the routs Mb for any . Tbe driest of the Reciprocity negotia­ otiter enterprise tn the Stat*. Foreign tions te received with a uiff.ppper J ip. by capital, Chicegb, and the Grand Treitix the papers, who pretended to rejoiae-over Railway of Canada are enlisted tn the vrt, to. TU tough haa a brilgw Hag to U. dertaktng, and the prssnt appearances I Maximriian has been getting off a are that they are thoroughly in -exrural speech before bis court Tbe usurper and that It wiH be a speedy weebse.-' " | talk* of bie collci tod* fur tbe well*/. of The Port Huron Prm of hat' wesTt MestHu, r oowauy «Mob ba ha* pat as “We leanr that th* Directors th* Port Huron and Laks Michigan ahi tbe Chicago and Michigan Grand Tnrttic Hill­ A movement bee been Inaugurated In way companies, mst la Detruif on - Sai. New York to erect a monument to Pres- urdsy last, and considered a proposition Went Unooht.and S 19,000 have already for merging tbe two orfuhatioos in a Tju RU Jaikti Biutrt, impart Vigor raised- Committees io rales-foods are consolidated company, to extend ' frojn Port Huron to Chicago. ' There w»k to 4« fpcbla without : prvduaog undue BO» to be set actively st work. Mr B. S. Hayes, of Chicago, a mem­ found to b* no^ibeteele to united aetfon phy eictal pr mpatel eadtataeot, nod ,jwju operate not only .the relaxed aeddalul- ber oftbalUvaoue Commisaiyn, has sub on th* part of thwdwo companies, and w« Bcaisxa* Cuxxor.—JaC"B Macs has ^paeJhul the constitution .itself. milted ao individual report Jb which ba think a .nni-jn mai be locked for at an sold bls stock of Groeeriew'td Witaow favors tba taxation of ail Government early day. The Directors of-the two O»m.-pbo continue*Up by t)e4^ aecurilira at lba rata of . seven tenths uf cumpacie* on the same day had an inter­ one per cent tn gold, or one per cent. In view with C. J. Brydgaa, Era,, pFtW currency to be devotealothe extinguish­ Grand Trunk Railway, at which Mr. B. ment Ute public depi. . Secretary Mo stated that be bad evlected tbs’proposed See Burton & Mam*«toWfri^erline of the two cdnipanlca at pleating Cuhuch dissente from bts ttpwa. tisemsM,in-this paper.- Ik to A<m »p- WKJcU' F. Emory was 'odW to ti.e Lbejr.net dcairnbla rsute, aod'atti n»ne l The Memphis Jrj|»e says lbs report ymar to ba doing a eoead and beeUfif Ajir’andT. A. DvRelmer appointed an offer in writing,' to cash st bar‘ ths that Gen., Forrest-feed-left the country, bonds of tbe united’orgamxailbn to the businesl, and will bo sure to receive their Tl^i pjject of\jo meeting, wpa slated probably'in the direction of Mamou, amount of six millions of dollar* to pur­ -tort. uLpeirrmar- Jt JQHO8 though not Mly euuffrmed, la stilt gener­ by J. iCjfeeler. ah J Daniel B. Pratt of ally btliraed. TbearroMwfAdmlvaiSoa.- chase the neeesasry Iron and roiling 4u*k. Tua Coeses •Gfo’®s«r.—Will nur ilte foWitaMp bf Irving being present, was mes, and tbe proposed krroet of Forrest, We are forther advised that MF. Ji. Km readers pltnuto bear in ajhtothas^ H. eenWf forward tn addrsra ibe inyeffog,— may be taken st sufficient muse fur the effected .arraDgeinenta and . c«mil'eititAb Mfj' Frau spoke ' opt* lbs prygrese of both at Cblcago and lfie jAstw'ard for-lhs' Dfwuiwoltr*p* tbe grocery sthtw lAely ; dbftpkaiaaaa."• w'-n ■ for tbe now road. »blcKwill plate Jt J«k ibe'wJrk^and also adduced meoj Oiw W e havi a little forties foreign intel kept by T. Wading, and that he prop?** apff {nportfol tecta io relation ti< the orOnce upon a level with tbe moet import­ Gen. Shern.au has written a ant railway Mtorpriece'lri'U&feo&Blry^ to keep * fireteelae* grocery and eating gar fxatiun of th* Grand River itillaoad ligence. letoer to a friend in London, in which he The proposition of Mr. Bry^gtii' »'A'hi, salooiu Don't foil to look at tiisadvergreat length and «ys there need bs no fr®r of a diminish­ the subject of formal attiun by1>oXh c(>v)tisement in tbi* paper. wufuirrw^vk w£bt. Era; j. c. ed supply ofontun from this -cuuntry. ponies at a* (tarty a day. Ms ahkll Ufo&p^ P. Hvg'cy and oEe«; eachypraker rifow- The cattie plague is stiil on th* increraa, practicable.’* A Fv.o«. D«.= -a~ the rettfrn* for Ute last wetk-Bbr'the firet mg conclusivelygutj beyond a shadow of the township of Hope, last week, suc­ time exceeding' 10,W0 new Ases. • Tu» G**u Laws.—Thet lews Jur The tjltob*lb.u Un road will be eatahliabed ceeded in swindling Horace Peck, of r* Mi^dietillu. on w>ditio«» :»Mu ifee ' Tbe cojartd delegation have publiahed protection of game in thia Blate miiblUx Richland.hut uf aJvif hu'idied. A'^pro, town»..»«Al «<f flsstibffifa-to tin .lipa of a brief but caustic, reply to President the killing of wild Luritljts,palriUgM. Keqt ^.unty»-wiU sutoeribe the amount Jubnaoa’a epeech to them, which has the ruffled grouse or pbesranis from tho first merit uf.good logic and good •sense. _rtt. of tbe present ■.— month .until .Lthe Moshet went to Peck and nega|Tstrd tn p(»4hirtj;|ivo. thousand dollar*, which vo^ro.wfofoi«>b ran wwd w|U b* lbw Mvylwcd Iragtalstwre bww -rawlraued September next; also prairie c±>i borrow four huuOrcO Dollars'alia to ar­ PcwHdent Jubesuo's reouriitauctiuo p<- pinnated grouse, or any wild । raisrd. . cus* the same by mortgage on Ais place . On motion of H,.Wrigbt, Esq., a go™swan from tbe first of Fctruar in Hope. M'taber had rtesutlj' . proem ted mJite4.pl mho was eboaen by the. cbatr ’ Cengreaa Wednraday z In the Senate, 19th of August The killing b I for record, in this county a deed from pg Ute ,p«rpo«r .yf aulluting subacxipti<«l* Mr Sumner eemetodod Ha .met opeeoh" prohibited by ths same Uyts f and, ^epwt »|ul pngrosa at the next on too Rupresentstion ainendment. Mr. 15th oflsst month to ths first pf I hia father and mother,'Vj a F® rtf' meeting ; wbarouaM tee nheir appointed. DooHtteoffisred S subetitoU wimlhtr in her, next.. ,Tb# killing of quails of land. ,’li »a* ‘ “ that recently -----suggested t>y tbs President first uf January to the first of J----- n p.«k di DiBiimteAi--------------------- -------poerd to raise the jnyoi ’ -”---■ the’ great tww wu tbe woodcock from lbs first of .March to Svarta and D.B. Bpgbee a* said commit­ KS? lee Free&nen 1*Boron MIL— I first of July, H>e use of .ibe/.pura; wrote to the Register of Gwfcpresriranl ‘sanetidu tee. >d ar ...... bat Oa matibU'.tbo SMretory .of tbe matt- to ths trswefer af Jaflerauw-nM Barttelay was good On the record, to ioutim have Mroeties, East VirginIS tb WaM Virginia the money out of certain collections, sod aftbweqetetog ^Mfobait to jk^u^eitey was also passed.- A llvriy tilturosrrvd take s mortgage as agreed ujtoti. ‘EXeVyberwera Mr. GUmell, ol few a, and Gee. mg*tojourtcd.telhsl7tis iaaU.lht 1 thingsppeering to be right Mosher beRaroeau, ofKratecky. il wMebto* lat­ tbougjil hiiheeif that bo wanted UdOtf,'In aleMt .».iti,adttba aajDm plate. ter showed to poor advantage. -iAwintetee tataroetio tbe Ounalruction Wo have laier foreign news ofan lm-> Stead of M00. r A mortgage was draffb of the Grand River Valley Railroad.sin (AkrMtsr.'TIfo Froteh’ -Cwpe rcatAA'L.-..kJ —_r'trjLtrnwrwi Middleville was.ainifa»wl. *ndx deter- Lrirtslatifhsd upmed, and HhAJsW* had miM^on. that noting .riuroM b* left pn drirverod thacoatomary' openhtg addma. tfoas toiMure ibeyucowraief U» payees. Id which,Bsiihiotntoed that'-0m French Tbe working tut*.are awake ia Tbogtap- WonM Wero’tobe withdrawn ffom Kitt- story,of the Fenian pl-balking ofp M pfo.wow.sari wttet the Wtoelsxrf ato»«U- foo a« ri^orf as ptJedbh, and trusted that- nuking In all pity. tec. theresulted to beoalaad by Would dulet an Irritktluh M) th* part' M atoling and weapon collecting, with 4 tkatowa (ttUOOK aiUhe mUy ntydt flh Pufed ftatev. ’ The tteady .odirrra Rocking to that City ^^1^ Utah. City ImMMbWMmSUhM a. a. RACK RA.TD’W-A. -a-’ST’S MUST BE PAID Detective Baksr’e aentenfle Us been .poetponed.ini the trial of the other peridfoa indicunenta against him..1 "to JS.. ‘&rr-U«.<Pim R- SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS NCVQRHk Jdtortterr^ TWte-r eraer ■'^“**1 -On the«T!h,ib» odhere *f the M Hwhwi and Luke MteMMf pony, and1 (M office WT tbb CMMipb/hd MiAigitn Grand TrcrrkRailway Company hsdten Interview, in wWrt tbe erwtesHU ti*/ of the two compMlee wae cowsMer*!, sod theretsa foirprrapWt tUi Smiles arrangement will’bemwde. Mr. Brt*«a 0,eW}iWWMffir rompray *<• adv»r. brtfce Hrth-wvrfrla tisedforj this count.. The Grand Rapids E-jqIt. ilor In U»» RELIEF. ' T”- IvL-jisSt a:: I man was arrrated un Mouthy and held for trial. • ’ I “I"’'* P.8. Bi^cntba abora^wai [fi type* MORTGAGE SAUL wo learn that while waiting for.AIHUUW mua, in Bqeira Geer's offtee, at about 8 o'clock, on Monday erawtog.vteHwWader the ears ofTknmra Tinkler,'rdostnfe, to Uin PUK sto vraysraaMwi U>*s wy atomwSewvIs *r» rat <rf enter, eoe «rf B»dw»y • I fa* .;i<bw 1 rra«lr* to rraterv wy system to rend r^sisrUy.____ rXU 8CBATCHISG- urtwoanstesttou. h kills the aulaaWra Im maduUfy. H it U Ibmaghly applied, tto pa- htibW'btogrsto of.Rrtriatn Cvntrtd ftria marching. over tbe country. witeutrtdelby. BEEVES' AMBROSIA. i-AFaikTHE HilR. -f . i yyx.uooi Repair* upon this are e>> for competed that II ia expected that services wttl be beid titers next Sabbath. It to abeut five tnoulbs rives the ,l»oi&i Am',Wp’ ilri^ for cbvrab eecvias, and repasts SPCUiBMfr •* -* -* ‘ Tba scitechy , . . loag Am wtat. Tl».bo«s>»’‘>ri. l^ thoroughly rawrbaelto and raprir^fto* top to bottom. >18 F aromptij.- e*a.r *• US' w*< pmue* «-*» Crapraa. wkkb, fi <S ‘ye£4«»Uy toltovad. W«D Jtoto. S-n^ lirasfr or Uow.tr U.4. ab«’4 *aad u> lb.tr •■DiraMrt«»- ’Wi pM'-afv »t*»a. «>viag ui te»r Frat Ofira storms rad a fall *a4 riri/hr«tovy of tb«U eara. slating wbst tee? &ate> M bave revtirod. Bew.r. ef tbora toy dl»t>ar|t.-<10 your bausni with tboseyra Hewaiivsartarrateri* ibelr baslaoto ' Maatariv MM4 Feb. T, IIW. km .t«. abobmihl* •’ ■ ■ ■_______ rraamxpmiz nuf biJ-.'*GAUrr» WATTAD. ’ . ' _ Ixn; cjirxb'-srATCim, LaxII.a J.w«fiy. DU wood Kn<s, Fisa. Ms, night WtotoftoMs W M-Sxd&nir "gtewf untaeiriees ahiovg tbe military array, drilling «>n th* hiJlsk kUtoYankraartoei Engllebtn India, who beMeyra their hold poors. andotber suUi prepoateropsik ffiilf* per oesUtoAto riiteUMM.; Je.UA K1;.K> ____ Emobt. Chairm*. >4 T. A-DaPstw, Biessisry. Your immediats ab ■ taniton.will SAVE COST I •.-Haaii*«JamSS, iaM,'; »’f - • ' die, an of which 1* probably inanufir Ml that vast-Emhire to ba soricuviy Vrti ad, liUa gnoli deafdr the dingefed',by the roloetal bnwer of the MbMta. 'Kflritoteit'bribe'Cbteete, looking tri the exdedon df all foreigner, p.P.r., .. a.nBc.WW^.' .mra fo t^eir obvntryare reported. fr»*v 4***^ttJ*“ r**“ •sFAMutjrrtD onnnse.ri: FrUaWrCertadeaira »' Cents rank. Lttorsl prssiiama and eomiiitiili u* allowed io afWils. 'xca’TuvXB'nsKMstcra FARMINGirANB let PfltTGGlSTKAir. AV mm s» nutns >ULA> - - ; Must be Paid! K « pax up persons indebted to Julius Bus­ rail A Oo., by Not* or Account, gr* iareby notified that the sama VOXl’- 'BJfoXaiE, »• »< - •vaao <* AiuaxsA BUBGEOK .. M DEKTISTB, HtooBw»dve4 Asvoe '4f«wgMrk«y»4 ra etert eetioe. . �HASTINGS banker. “sr*ss*"“ IEUNB AND PHYSICIANS, Srlrttrt fwtrj. ABB PBBPA1 filled with wBd whirlwinds, deafening the bnwij w, Pp tbs^nrrsr eedi eg stair t ' lUUto. «*U A.puito.1 ok.noll. toMotaa, alar «,q!»Mlia. U fcba niM. MH H0.1W »H1 Wb«r» boasslh th* gwaty ridgse rW. : r>" r?Pl• I., hy a flaw thalers to carry them >war.» ■swWwWila T-*^« of •«' 6. d.staulW DRUG & BOOK STORE WILL SOT « HIEIUU Tb M'Norik SUf of State Street. Ojipc- »r ant rum REMOVED in sawings i Good Calico for 25 c(s hl in the U. 8. sub-TeoaaMf'anMM fa that city, sapped.bp Wm. Macy, a broaher-to-Uw of the aabTreaanror. W. D. Chaaeaman The UBTBBt H about BSO.OOO in currwey and W^OOIdgiJd.__________________ Im I seres them, mueheedfag IS . brow and email nartace, seemed alive with ■*■■■,■ ..'tfawm and won of gBniua; bM than bia infantine blue ayes, hardly viaibla benmlh their maaaive arohea, looked dim, dreamy, almoat w- an acraread meuatar/aad tfiao bo o , GKRZELAZT aoescioua ; and bia clothing waa ao ex fixed both portraita oo tbe ahrtabfag Inp for puffs, eeadbgly shabby, that tba Court hcaita- brow ot Hopkins, and he nailed them ' 1' ted to let the ouae proceed under hit there forever. Tbe agitation ot the aa- Took tba Bint, • ‘ Didn’t uho (be bbl, dieaco nearly amoanted to madness. maBagement. ... Cleai^g*uut Sab of AU nt once tbe speaker cUeoended from Threaumed to ba whipped, •Has your nemo been entered upon tbe rolls of the Bute T demanded the Judge hia perUous height. Hie rok* waUM Been whipped, DRUGS, MEDlOlilS, GROCRIES,ae. I out for tbe murdered dead, and d mon bod Whipped tbe other fellow, auepioioualy. 'It is immaterial about my came being , tbe sorrows of tbe widowed living—the Didn't oome to time. AT on your roile,' answered the stranger, bit beeoliful, Nary, more beautiful every Being promised bottles of cbsm-_ page, gin, wMakwp, -bittare, thin, bloodlees lipa coiling up in a fiendish moment aa tho leers flowed ‘faster—till sneer. *1 may be allowed - tn appear men wart sod lovely women sobbed like . To Malta Room A»r once, by the courtesy of tlie Court and children. Re closed by a strange exhortation to bar. Here is my lioonaa from the high esl tribunal in Amanc*!’ and be bandedI tho jury, and through them to bystanders. I Ha eutreated tbe panel, after they should the Judge a bxnad parchmeoL Tba trial bring in the verdict for the plaintiff, not immediately went on. SOV IS THS TIMS! 200,000 In tbe examination of wiUireats the! to offer violracd to tbe defeastfart, bow­ ' w^e? granger evinced but little ingenuity, it; ever richly bo might deserve It; In other Lied about it, was commonly tl^Lu lie aufleredI I words, ■not lynch the villain, Hopklus, Been to church. each one to tall his own story withoutI but leave bls puniehmeot to Gud.’ This Changed politics, inuexaption, though bo cotirirk to। waa tho most artful track ofall—the beet Expected to change still. Cash on hand, make each one Uli it over f wo or threeI caicelated to insure vongmara. Tbs jary returned a vecdic* of fifty Gave for charity, times. He pul few cross queationx, which with keen witnesaea, only serve V> correct, thousand dollar*; and the nightaftkr- Gave for Vwrier dog. miytakaa: and be madrjno notes which ini wards Hopkiaw waa taken out of hie bed Sworn off bed habits, 720.000 mighty memories klwaye tend to am- by iyoebere, and beatea al mute to death ! Shall aware offthis year, 100,000 barat*. The examination being ended, Aa the court adjourned, the stranger Number of bed habits, TBE T0LFWTEE1 COtfWEL, as counsel for the plaintiff be had a right made known his name, and called the at­ Ui the opening speech, as well as the dune; tention of the cuurt with the announce­ DRUGS MEDICINES, Wo copy tbe following front the N. Y. but to the astoniahment of every one, be ment—'J oho Taper will preach here at Sunday Timet. The eobject u( it, John declined the former, and allowed tbe de­ early candle light r Taylor, was licensed when a youth of fease ip lead off Then a shadow might Tho crowd of course all turned out, twenty-owe, to practice at the bar of thia have bean seen to flit acroae the fiae fee and Taylor's sermon equalfad. If II-did city. He w— jour bet well educated, tures of Pike, and to darken evan the not surpass his forensic effort Tbia is oo and possessed extraordinary genius. Tbe bright ayes of Premiss. They saw they axagaraiiou. I have liatanad to Clay, graces of his person, combined with the had caught a Tartar ; but who It wee, or Wabater and Calhoun—Dewy, Tyng and LARGE STOCK OF superiority or bis InleBeet, enabled him how it happened it ,waa impoesibls to Baacna, but have never beard any thing In to win the hood of a beauty. Twelve gooes. ' the form ofsublime wbide evra remotely anca followed, and tba bidders gratified month* nfterward the batband was em them sal res with bandsorae wfveo accord ­ Col Ashley opoka first He dealt tbe approximating the eloquence ut John MARKED DOWN! . .ployed'by a wealthy firm uf thia oily to jury a dish of that dose dry logic, which Taylor—massive as a mountain, and ing to tho depth of tbair portae.. But goo* a rniwion aa land agent to tbe years afterward rendered him famous in widely raahing aa a cataract pfofire.— Silt aaemas that there were in Baby Ion TOX BIKT DIAMOND KEROSENEOIL West. A» a heavy'salary was offered, tbe Ser.ate of tbe Union. a ladies for which no money, was And this is the opinion of'al! who star, Fwr >1 M per CeUtea « Taylor b-de farewall to his wlfo^nd in likely to be offered; yet ibMa'w.ert stso Also, Choke Aew-rtment of Lampe, Oil Tbe poet, Albert Pike, followed with beard the marvellolft man. Cant eon. He wrote back every wsefif a rich train of wit, and a ball torrent of diepoeed of ao provident were the Bab­ Cine. Ac.. Ac. ' Rmt. laoisciTT st Jonsaos'a lai a so. ylonians.. When all the beantifiil vir­ but received not a lipa m reply. Six caustic ridicule, in which you may be months al a peed when the husband reeeiv acre neither the plaintiff nor the plaintiff's —The Sandusky Rtfitttr aaya:—Whoa gins were sold, the crier ordered tbe ■wd a latter from hie employers that ax- ragged attorney were either forgotten or the rebel prisoner^ ail ofllcere. sod many most deformed to aland up, sad after be of them high in -flaok, were confined oe had openly demandad who would marry plaited all spared. Shortly after hie departure for the | The greet Prentiss concluded for tbe Johnson's Island, opposite thia cite, they bar fur a small aoifc, aba was at length West, tbe wife and her father re^ov^l to defendant, with a glow of gorgeous exhibited a tar greater amount of ingen­ adjudged to tbe men who would bo satis­ Miaaiaaippi. There vba immediately ob- | words, and with a fine! buret of ora uity than they ware ever willing to ac­ fied with the leeat ■ and ra this manner Uinad a divorce, by an net of the Lagiala tory that brought the house down with knowledge previous to their undertaking tbe money arising from lbs sale of tba lore, married again forthwith, and to cheers in which tho sworn jury joined, tbe teak of rearing a Southern Confeder­ handaume served as a portion In those complete the climax of cruelly and wrong nolarilhelanding the stern 'order I order!' acy. Previous to that event they consid­ who were either of disagreeable looks had the mime of Taylor’s wo changed to of the bench. Thus wonderfully suscepti­ ered it degrading sod beneath the dignity or that had any imperfrciion. Thu cc»A Splendtd Aaaortmenl of ble are tbe Southwestern people to the uf a gentlemat: to perform manual labor tom prevailed about fivw bundrad years partaer I TUa perfidy nearly drove charms of impassioned eloquence. It waa of any k ind. Perfapa in tbeir case necee- before Christ. CANDY AND CANDY TOYS! Taylor insane. Ilia career, from that then the strxagrr'a turn. He had ■lly was the mutbor of invention, as wall period became eccentric io tbe last da remained apparently distracted during all as Jaber, but be that as It (nay, wo know Tbe tbeivee have discovered a new oeo ALL KINDS OF grea; sometimes he plesd at the bar— the previous speeches. Still and straight they manufactured many little articles tor chloroform in stealing pigs. Tba until, at beta fever carried him off al a end motionless in his seat beam, hie pale, aueb as chairs, bedsteads, etc., etc., with porkers near Adrian dwappeared in a eompernlively early age.—EUJe^elpUa smooth forehead, aborting up tike a which to render prison life comfortable. moot nnaceoontable manser, and what Rullttiu. mountain reins of snow ; but far that Many of the articles ware very fair speci­ wra regarded aa strangest, they ware At aa early hour the Oth of April, eternal twitch that went and came per­ mens ot Suctirern furmture and msetan- earned off wnfciai maxing any dtsrerb1M0. the court bouse, in Clarksville, petually on bia sallow cheeks, you would ism, and not totally devoid of rustic anre. A geo tiemao, however, discover­ Texas, wits crowded to overflowing.— nave taken hint for a man of marble, ora beauty. In the line of chaire, they man- -er, the dapredstors operating one night, Save In the war times past, there had human form carved in Ice. Even hi* ufectured hundreds of the old split-bot­ wbeu gufagto tbepig pen be found two never been such a gathering in Rad Riv­ dreamy eyas were InvWbls beneath bis tomed variety, bottomed with the leather fat hogs lying helpfam and uoeonoefona, of old boots, out into strings, and neatly Ihavlug been dragged whfi chloroform. er county, while tbe strong fooling ap­ gray, abaj^y eyebrows. parent rm every flashed fane betokened But nowbe rises, before the bar rail interwoven together. Owing to aeoaroiThree venerable todies, soya the Bufibaome gveat oecaaton. A concise narative Ing not behind It, and so near the wonder- ty of tools, the wooden traaao were made with only the use of tbs jack knife and <lo C—tereief, -atiU survive, who ware will aaSeiaady explain the mauar. ,n8 j°7. d“l ** roi®tst touch the fore­ RKMKHBRR THAT About tbe close of ISBP, George Hop­ man with bis long bony finger. With auger, and wore really a etaoneb made 1of tire choir of young ladies that, dress id kina, one of tbe wealthiest planters and ■yea still half shat, and standing rigid as chair. -Ou tbe release uf toe prisoners, In white, greeted Waahingtoe as ba »'• influential meti nf Northern Texas, ofcr a pillar of iron, his thin lips ourled sa If btradrob Of Ibero ubMra were aaM at 'cored Trenton, in 1789, on hb way to tba PtaeidaMy, and wbestrewed 1 ed a gross inw.ilt to Mary Elliston, tbe in measureless scorn, slightly parted, and CbitaaaMiou, fob vbslirtr they would aaramo ng. and many of them are now seat- 1Mb peakwAy wife fiowera. One yet livee young and be-autifol wife of hia chief over­ the voire comes forth. At first, low end !■>« Thanhs taker Falreee for pate beers. seer. Tbe hutband thrralrned tr> chas­ sweet, insinuating itself through the brain laved abort the country. Borne preserved ■fo Tree ton, seotter is tbe toother of tbe F. ». ACKLET. tise him for the cut rage, whereupon ’sa an artless tune, winding its way Into by sympalbfaing friend* es relics and all Hon. Air. Cbertnbt, foemeriy Senator ■asUana. Jan. It. HU. d«U. Hopkins loaded hl* gun. went tQ.Rnis- the deepest hearts like the melody of a lhat remain ofaarotseaMe dear to their <from Sorth Carolina, and tbe third, Mre. WMfa b»<iae. and shot him io hie own magic incantation; while the speaker npo- hearts, but now. sins I do more. Others ।Sarah Hand, roaidee fa Ctepe May county M j J. door. The murderer wi« arretted, and ceeda without a gesture or tbe least kign carry one boms, eimply as they would » 1 bailed to answer the charge ; thia ooour- of sxcitameut, lo ti-ar In pisees thesnn- bullet or a piece of shell from a battle Henry Clay oata artd to Mre. Presi­ renAproduced intense excitement, and nient of Ashley, which melted away at field, not that they attach any intrinsic HopFaia, In order to turn tbe lido of pop- bia touch, aa the frost before the sunbeam. value er merit to ll, but aimpls because ident Pelt: “Madam, I never beard any­ afar opinion, or at least to mltgata tba Every oca looked surprised. His logic it fa a rebel relic. Every chair was Ithing but prsfoe of your sdariniatrsttoo, though ecamioMNy |: fares beaid aoate general wrath which at first was violent «as at cnee so brief and co luminously marked with the nemo of the owner oo t wastes is aaavam every city, lbw* Village qglJnal blm, circulated reports infamoua- dehr, ttxat the rudest present could com­ the top slat of the back, together with tbe aaiigfa ohjectfona to <our bort-fa. "- Haata. Vortabop. aeC Factory ikroagkoul U» , number of bis regimsnt sad tbs State IL«g may toe estimable ladies who now werU. W Iko tai. of ear WATCHBi. JEWELRY 1 >y-prejudicial to tbe character of the wo prehend It Without rff.rt prmfae over leading be saremMW man who had already suffered wrong al Anon, be came to the daxxeling wit of numcal boxer, albums i hie hands. She brought far suit for slan­ the port lawyer,Pike. Then tbe curl of his marked, we suppose, becauaa they sus­ by their gracious courtesy and flowing der, and thus two cartes, one criminal lip grew sharper • his sallow lace kindled pected the honesty of tbeir feiiuw prison­ baepltalrty, fo eweetanfag tbe mortef er> but simply that they migU be able prtiticfarw and making life rt tbe -retro and'ihn other civil, and both net of tbe up, and bia eyas began to Open, dim and ---- T K I - . _ ... —. u listen. »-d • cwtob Urgw autaaal ta thWtoy '■ ■WAprtl dreamy no looser, but vivid aa lightning to tell their own, and be able to reclaim red aa fiery globes, and gUring aa twin their property should U stray from their quarters. Il is pot aa uncommon thing Tbe interest naturally felt by lbs enesJfo Ospstaf Rsyuirad/f U VBMAJhtJIU now to see a chair sitting around, o*ce —1& fell heart atroamed out on tbe face. •amfam SCcer AtWehn, to the sseerel of BX, will er wheat it «m known thou Ashley and !n fare mlaMee P>ire% wit eettned tbe owned by Colonel Bawy«r, of the Ktli to —fo nail for (aspection, pad if art gerP»e of Arkanaa*. and tbe celebrated 8. foam of folly, and fa* finest satire horri- Miaaiaaippi, or ot Brig. Geoeals Jote.on ■tedTmtidtofaeyrettorga! Marmaduke, Or utber notables of tbe uore B. PrvUUti, of New Orleans, astok with ' MbdyaerahaftfaffyeearottkaiMMMMrl rebel bail pen. SO years bence eueh areoormoue foea, bad bee* retained by reams o» tbe stranger, interspersed with tielea will be looked npen as greatpr cerioeiliae than many that now grace our duMIc raiiaeums, and oust hsndreda of To Suit a new and moat complete avaortment of ''■rx^jr&rx BARGAINS DMVGB AflfD MEDIC I.5 EH. W Cbcmlcali, Palate, Oita, fee; ^At Dv*w*. **"•••••. 10U •T^ii^-a% ro-~- J—n nik >a DRY GOODS. GROCERIES We else ksep oa kaad a gaed aaaeetaeal of •» School Book#, aTMtekip-CiV. forvsteas Jaaeary'ltth sad *UUBm Beflate, aAveaees Jaaeary IRb *»d JfurbttA ST-A.TIOlSrEB.'Sr, IN NEW V< Great FEKB, PESCILR. IBM.PAFEB.ttTU.ortB ACKLEY’S GROCERIES! SPRING STOCK ! BASS (DEAIWaj M0 MISTAKE. AND i aava a. FULL STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES, in the aala of which I can offer you corm. hvo*«. M>wts. nrrEB. IHVXtX.nOH. RAISIKB. CODFISH; tka. - OCR Alao a great varietv ot Um CDDMJtaT !PiKR717niXB7 AM CooUag Extracu, fflisuilauj. Selling Off Cheap 4 I sell for cash or ready pay, charge OCR mt UWII8, nothing for Interest, nothing for keeping, ar rot mechanical and mkdictnal books, nothing tur Bad debts, and only a For Doi FC<roanj,o5LY_<j VEIT IUALL PIOF1T PATENT MEIICMEt. Tobacco & Snuff STATIONERY. Flavoring Extracts! 'Put Money in thy Purse.' BOAB TO WEAlTRl! 5 000 *CTlVEpA!'l,,tEU*BLEjior’rT’'- aaraa-WBBK tba perjured witneaeae of Hopki faeir teatimewy- to atoms, and b their fkrea such terrible Inveetiv ail trwfafad aa with m. an m;.9d 3 —■ CRO is the broguht e. i. tPABuiaa. RuUip, Dav. A, IMS. srjie I TAKE CARE OF YOUR DR. STRICKLAND* Mellifluous Cough Balaam •50 OLD LADIBJ DYSPEPSIA. Wears Bsasast A Cast, Pregrittan af the IsvesUen. sad Boui MASi-VAcnmsaa, 17 CLawban, And 7* ita*4' Sue u. New Tor* Foe Saia la all Bnt elaaa aioraa la thia sity^ad Uu-wgfael lU Vailad blataa and "---- u. vssaa 4a Cab., U.xteo, tfoaU Asm Fwi fadtaa Rff- Inquire for tbe Dupl< EHiptia (or double) Spring Skirt, x e STR|CKLAND 3IKD2S TMI MOST SKEPTICAL VIRTOTE nt THE ’ ' Shirts RED JACKET riroKflAsw. * Ltyaxe at c earbud mi \ * «OUR80N GWCHW1ND, Merchant Tailor, NfWOreBmtbe earner Stere. oTMA. ^^eHaHwm.where ha hpreparW tode »au rwarawreaa. 1USDY MAM CLOTHlM iuUNMTM. FtlKWNHINC pglOBB aa LOWjy (fa wry LOWIBT. �^VBGKoSsT'AED1 IONS. 4 CO. UG <fc BOOK STORE I REMO-VBXj IVoriA Sidr of StaU fh-t j 0 o O x> s NEW GOODS, OF ALL KINDS, AMD AT PRICES BUCBU, JKEDTTC3® IFM®38 t To Suit the Times. ■ just RECEITKD ASTROLOGY ■nd most complete awortment of Il GS AND MEDICINEg, 1. mien!.. Pnints, OIU, <<M I k<-ep no Land a good SMortateBi ef ’—' IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE tool Books, Great Decline, In Prices, fATION’ER’T,'L-CII.S. IXK8.PArER.ENVU.0n* I CARDS. *e,. Ac. Also a fall stock or - I VIOCERIES! usually kept hr tho bam’ chamber, arid from whldb be bad directed a small por­ tion tjx^e given bhn twice a weeir. He found: that It had been el! gone for emne weeks, without his knowledge. . When the requisite of sell was agsln forntobed, this habit of the home ceased. ’ Again,, another oeqsalntseoe found that hiaborae would constantly lick himself and often appear to be wot all over. Biting sur prised at eneingwlara habit, be applied ton veterinary surgeon,,*nd was at once Informed tba* it was uwiuR to (Mi «knt of salt. Od «<vln< salt thio habk-nt thebone coaeaA. Three areibeU^ltlflgdttC SnowledgOj and they ere euggeetivo ones, GOOD HETS JTU8T! DRYGOODS raxaxag"*--1 Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, IoffTE. SUGAR. .Wom, PEFpgn IXK-S. FIGS, RAISINS. CODFISH: ’ Hlhfng I. n,e GnWy llM; aiefc Icdrd fur tocoUr «M. . IaIao . grval vsnety of (he OUR STOCK IDJlEICtr J-XBIFIDEIXBI „ knd (aaklag Extracts, nsrxcML uxxariT or n« llnw, OUR FACILITIES I MECHANICAL AND MEDICINAL cattle ean go and lick it as they require. The ralM fo-not dissolve It. ' h AWag Tr—i \ But our correspondent intimated that' some farmers craiM not wongntee salt as IRON, NAILS, ARB SQUAL TO AST IS TBA food. Certainly a substance ab''p.olvcra STATS. ally found in the svMem. and-so imporUM to subtly artificially where lidoss '. (TEST MEDICIMEt. Which wi VERY CHEJIP! -. bsutscm ATTRACT bbohi IS3IFaOiTID‘»O*< WASH STOVES, a fart of the tiseuee; |l forms an essen­ tial part of all theerganic fluids and baAIds. h Is nr* an seeidem there, hot a ouoslani anatomical constituent,^ •'From Ia.XU rOLCXTBEB KEI.IEFORDKM CROCKERY ROilKRTS b HTR1KER. Sept. 1», HU. is the largest ever broguht to this mart, HOOP SKIRT FOR 1864. lADl.llT’S Mrw Pktsat prPJEl ML rtc (or deuMsj 8PHUMJ MX!KT. Isxnoa eoesUto of acrux lor twoj la­ ta ktrisss Hvssl MraiMsk ionntomfe [bUj .nd Brmly tog»Uw7?Be.Vto bS « tough..:, cort run bls, KUAsnc rsiN® rrsr uwd. The seldcm bend or t lh« single spring., and o.>OMaaeely •**•» *** •* as fi^d. It exists teUtonwcloaitforme of the d*y. • Gnat Iavntion st fta-Age la P©!' OIBTS. Railroad Prices, For Doing Busimees, ' sr sbrlvcs s»y be toand ,|) of MOST POPULAR ABD SMJmi of alkkinds, and will be sold at as iimu, i CRPOSE8.QNLY gpy, whose eyes the) occurred, and can vouch for their accuracy. They add tn tho “proof which our Bo^rospotident called tor. We took occasion tn onetfon farmers against giving wo much salt as after It bad been kept for come limo from stock Is gsnenUy kept sp to the wests of lb of any kind they would be liabfe WUke loo much. A lump of rock salt kept cnnstsaUv before tho animal, or where he caa have aaeeoe to. ft, to tbe beet form in which to supply it. It may be fastened ItToura^. TlkeM tk.. By 11 WRfGBt. Acne of Fins lood. mot AR«f»a ’Stag* lorssle, prk»ai' pos »cr» H- " * Tt.—. ?0R 3*LK-KWer»wKh»X»'»*X«*f IS. Hi TS.ora.?pk. . FOR 8AI.B-1 e V sec. M.T J X. R 10 w. CalIonia, Keel Co.. ISO serf*. FOR SALE- Sooth }( of sec. n ia Calcdoale, n> arm ; st • bargain. - ------------------- iliVWSTr and unoug horrible punishments, entail­ lug oertataRisalb, that uf feeding culprits ln;salflew food to erid to have prevailed ip berbamas tinfes." . , . / indeed, *► very impnrtantare tbe aervioee of salt in the anima) eqnoomy, that we may accept tbe toatimony of Mr. Brins Jones, that It is “a substance aa OMential to' lift ns nltfhrMtoae fb-d, or oomnltrngenous food and waiter, and IFno rnoenlial, then aeouredly food." Isn’t this “proof' enough 1—Ptovfkman. . ROILKB PoTATOtS FOB M1LCH CoWS — A eeccrssful farmer Informs us that ha has practiced tho last summer. Riving U> path of Ms milch CO ws live quartsof boiled potatoes a day, and they were worth half a dollar a bttobel for that purpose. His old potatoes were worth nothing in tba and so be k^iUdjup eoma twentyITS -DAITT IBS IBXAT? market, five pr thirty pltana-al a time. He aaye that bo could sec no bepefit whaUurr OLD LADIES dr FAIR MAIDENS from giving them old potatoes in a raw state. There Is a period from tbe first of July to the first of Avgast whan cows need some additional food, aadif boded bolsters irOlp them ’boW. 'hen" milk tilk IS to Usue to food oat the South SAP PANS, RUSSELL’S STORE, Hastings, Mich, mm wnwWr*<xL SheirWartfu^, Ma, 10. IMA. GBrND-STONBa, I., a Fanning .•Topis; iof fill Get the Gtonine Article! kinds, Rtti^asty^yrap M ■’ PAINTS. uL<j<.', *"'■*■*J |UTTY Phoenix of Hartford, ria rsetnx hmm m, - mtnaniatt. ' «,! I».|— ww.uan mi’. MMl WHWWII.if, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, SWit-’Asr,’DR. BATHABL ■ox wo. awx, roRT-” 988,172.64! (rtwc.ir iMt.) iS .. SHOP. OMITS & SH®BS, \ KSUQOUtSJeSB WASa tUt/VTjiCTVSJU) tV ORDXS, Cbauqb or Foo®.— Don’t iprget that • frequent change uf food is important for cows in milk, alibi* season of tbe year. Them is a graai advantage in thia change *u KU4, .t sBrxiAina for if one description of food is constant ly used, the cows dm of it, eat it fehe greedily aad soon show a reducfltm .of ■ --------- - >-_L^ tnSal.l* oaA SA ^KSt-tTlUAlMin eOMVlJWCB * IE M33T SKEPTICAL. VIRTUE IN THE’ ’ Shirts and LED JACKET’ uhwoM*V».ThPfeto* bmSEF7 bueeb,;• •yare a coDibinatum a I Ombw Maooowl—TVtofeWMjuM tbe vfHis**'! GESCHWISD, Merchant that lb* efflWr W tbe Jbwraaf of Jfor ticuUurt Oottopn Qtrdntr reomn Tailor, fttorsstovw! to tbe earner Stotv. Rest ef A. <toedyecr*sSardsMre,wtesrs be is prsysrad to de cnlrms are well above tba • swfacs. iat.t ruor*itron9. READY HAD* broadcmtbb, PORTRAIT C’ALLEWT,. ■A.S <— ■> CLOtSl/fS. tuwiiiwmk vreriwa W44 waBuhixd to'swe .Tbe a <r ■.IIMAMWMSASW THE AFFLICTED READ! Ls-.'jx-i.'suwas: ‘'.'•''■liMrffirBfcfi Benxoin ft not Benxine BeuaoinElixir Drawers la wead ea» bourbon Insure with the Phoriix day, sad jseU JWjrsaydkr.y.,, PbaoU pul �fo-lA—.NTMfl hdifo * Tu SWTA? UBot genii any i* ;* hast! arregw-'t <s&t»- n» ^£7;,!. tseUes . ?, rwuM .-■••.■ *-■ a**;^ “'mms itcTB tius romf■ »r nbroarr nczto-Ct i o'cLtet in tbe fore2L be reXwA foe® brariwg ot raid podtiro. SiXiLSSJUiwIU — U, sntiar al a aeoaton of said Court, i er.'AabMT. Ooopor.CbrietMM Cuap«/e*»»L minors— nr-trs Ol isruci n- v . re.- V;-;— . toiXenTtZProlmto Office, in tbe vSlsffV of ^jgryfete. rBOtATKOKVKJL-Stkt^Ot NlTHiQ AX '^Maaratora^Uhe Frobaio Ctotri for Ito Cowstv of Barry, Mln st tbe Probate Ot«, Io tbe '**'(A trnreopy.) fobs r B.C.rMnrDlX Judge of Probes.. ( &C.FMIXDLK JroiyeqfTWofo. CHANCERY SALE. QTATI OF NlctfiGAX.-Tbe Circuit Court JUttr^o M, flit'pidunf, ’ Tut Money in thy Purse.’ BOAD TO WEALTH.! . c Mis »cnV«»»»ssuisL«sonm.. •>,W)U ro. «r—..ro <* *" wawaod v» ora raw every day. T<«» ’ii»r. fnlrV Woetabra, aad Y^\ory throughout the W_U foe the adeefeurWATCIIEH. JKWELRY UUTU I1U. MOMICAL BUXW». ALBUUn Io Ito matter of tho estate of Hsmw^Jjeli, p|XjyiL’LT bavin, been m.d, in lb. payra.J IFefa certain asm ef rinaey oerarre to •» r*«i by aa'lndfoatero of mortgage boenng date :M math Cav Henlronher A b irtl made as.e. ADMINISTRATOR* SALE. . •■ muted to .Neiron Mc'rwse ot tblbrate croiMj, MicUgsK to taedley Bowne of tto ndt piare, -is*-<* UtoU Joh* Cli” ** wlufo ea>4 mnregtert recorded .a l»< “Stoko-tf tofolr gtefot ftiPliPpeto^*. ol afoceef Uro RogMtoro^ Itooia. ia and fo- thj l.ceoao and sulbc-nly granted to ms hr lie Prosasr.i3f.!syziars-js!.^ And wUfonalri.Moratv«<w» on ti.ai-.ri. d>* of Cbm? H^2.,ta,ra^^;•.u2i'«r’Hse■t7•, to tto .aid county of Barry,on Header tbe 6ih dav of inuT^iLLU** °'tlnrt th* *(yio*“‘i ofaasil Register of <todr in.a,xl for arid count’ •Btorry oo tiro Ittbduy of Dooember IMl M • • longing to ttoertrtsrf raid deceased, to Tit dock J*. M .in Uber “IT of inoefroes «m r-S' Tto south part, of the south east quarter, of arc F-fl. On Wbiob Said wioeigsere •-Id rood tbe same, thereto oltenxd re Nader st tton Me. H ia tetra UroefM worth of rarar nine Mbyteg Ute date ef tai. notice lhe isa ef Two Hondrt* ' _ Tto foregoing Sd, ertiaed rote I, torrbv post Deled, February »,T«m. - I WILLIAM McXCTT. Having* Fsbrimit^ e 1' CBBCHWIND. Merchant Tailor, fitlBV' liAD* aotmro. ttMlDCLOTTF, C**TYKMES. TWT!»PB, eteber at ire er tn Xqwitv bevteg beau ray ted to recDver the ssroe. er on? part IbsefoL Xuwcxte therefore hereby given, that no*.’ and hr virtue of a oower of-eato ia said murlgsy- , u i oX^rebranry U&.1X . ' JAMK8 A. RWKEttT. Arolguoe ef arid Mortgagee. Dated. Bastings, Itee. 18. IW- 1 o t fob]<- COMMIMMONER'8 NOTICE. 1 la tba mattered ibe rotate of Anna C. sad Bo­ " **■-**« 11 »■ north arrange aero. wort, hi tiro eeuete -i l-« r>. n D^Kwe.. Attcrm J««^raa, ie tto orasty of Berry sad Stale of ronin, Mttbe town af f bpeaanpla, Marry on."” ' -to WAlp Mritas. Dteed. J^ory IteM* * --------- ■n'la' tv., ■ * ,7J. g^fcjrsnsttiK.:. tosQ~ro p.SS.Si. g “ U.eil i XW3 STSXSl.’S eant auarter ef Beetira naanber ten. rloTta l^wtovTSfaMlerCS "‘ efheldiaji tbocirewit court far said eocstr.it* ——i ■*••0 fod Ire* dri|/X^ntf- "foritolSt ,w,rru * For yeas Tfonrjj .nix mC re /.X. ***• r. a ” M S» «K O—ss»u A-P MORTGAGE AALE. ; T'hKFAULT baring toed nsL in Ibe paytr’rt XJ Of acertiun aunt of aseaoy assured u * । -t-)ru - n .-• °°.v •ra*. wit: The west half ef ttoTteuSeal qrorter.W al quarter cf reeticro rix &) in towanfop three <h) >><h th ed rance eight (1) vwel. eeaAainfogUMi hue dred nine and Zo-lbOtbs acres ol tend more, or lereareerdtag «Ik.MS^arirarw^ftoraJ AT nx COBNEK QVOCEKY, 2 WQ-gwrct W» ZAO* a Ora. Gwra'iu o r. rar- •-r,,r* (.., d.roWe) Spring afleraesk^roM rav. jfttod^WK’rtpgvd^Prewn^ JUXip MiOSKTLX -•rrs; »•!> bat'* • ,. . • F » Iffii tilth nBS “ '.* ‘N’f’Jf 73 ii! k*Mtraicopy. R-W* - quiat • lie RPKCIAL NOTICES. “i;1* of7‘Pw Vur* or MaaeaebuadltMnd 02 paupf. white or blank, s.ftrring from Jtyra. .•Nock in the afleSra.iCEnsr. poverty. All the inainualiora A hutCLK Box or ■■tANoaanire titie and tntoruat of eaid inwuio perecn in MtsT^n shout ten wlrtflrai antagonism between "y^ /rerPnMwIrfta.ftnMArofoye. Ard.A. Ob the Whlteaand blacks; aU lbs bideou al-1 A Lwqtura nrotbeMrousre, Treatreeat Iwkme to negro tasurractlun aa tboraauk in lb«r prselire to tk. exfowira of other Purr*. Urra. Tb.ar>llteter.flMr»^«l.r.<MW. 2S£TiSLS<S<^S“ SwiTslI CMdf the blacks, are all ubeer,. wicked 'y spprevisted. . WMw ttay ere better keow. iMSttoM.' Gratlsmen A-.wn th_ IntAIL •Alt _ OwttannCauMtaenwnHntee. PlPnPT-*™*”, 1 O-wreto MJBAri BAMBXTT, j afoaere. *** 1-1 »te« «P«*k right Deard, Jaaaray Ifob, UM>riT oat m tbeir fovee. tab • 4e<y wbkb wUl sera Mfo th^ mstoXT^yT^ Iron iwyj'1**** COMWSBIQNKRB NOTICE. Oor raeeare Mritfrat to erWeefoesyefrlttsted rf o^f ]5^to»ra MradtoStoeXdT^-"?**? Mlv at tkta Meed, ete it tera-foadAuw as it la ^ *•**!*.** >*7^ Mra^«hMjiU<t,re<diitolyra> preritaet; betBruAratte PlUsagsH se ieraieI***!*.—of Nyy,ntASMW ■MeaMoaetoetpsoteenra. fly Mr .ees.l..t| andatVasdotoftaM raateMrea ’ . ,,J xr r_frr*. “* di— fo*ra<ridnriH Defosris—iii. . NW CHANCERYuRbER. QTATK OF MlCHJQAb'.-*ru Cternu (taw *3 forSte uroatoq< Jtorry. is IbaMurp, 1 Ala erosion J sad Court held al tto Cow) 11 ones, iw Hartings, ea Monday. <te xri drori January, In tto year ut our 1-ord use th..m«S elgUthroulrsd and atrty sis. Present, tortiA B! lad it Is farther Ordered, that said petitlreer Alito pendency risaid pettiroa. sod Ito beuriag 1 W w * T"*’ IMS. hr 8. 0. Haves lUe-. Nr. Ktecs H. towvsas “xottae^tSSJgimtfti N'rafseaaeo of ato-1 a— s 1 ifuxr C. G. Broraaooa. Cmwrteraa.isa-d.-.u-r ] (Afoul ropy.) Alteal. J M View.naves. Ju M X ;jsal. _ Karster fi-u rtaae, TT satisfactorily appearing to Uris roart.'ftit ^oa*scl£3£U 1 tto dotadant, Uvl Cross . H a traf re^fort ofltatHlale; Un motion-of L A IldbrodThL in and for Barry rountr. Michigan. Mias far ooropiaioaal. it to Ordered. Ual tte Fuses Aura. Coanpisraast's Soticilor. defendant. Lev. Cress, cause bls sppra-wr- a bated.DoeoWm «. IMA. jrobi Uris eauae io»ta euler.d wirhlu tour Hunte* from the date oft As order, and llmlin uro <s i-u ' ।-iWi<aMM.iN*saui bi id appearaaco. be cadie his answer lo tto cs.i:-|«s t ‘jftMBfBEM TWI FLACK, i „ •. ill tecn^i. ml SraSSiudiit'itSitr-stxA-':: gi! aB&fftJjtfy.!> tw> ie®®t siwiTa. J irJ»MDtrr» ww Don* - UF*W(oed-aWK»M> ®u»*. MORTGAGE SALE noon, bo aaelgaeAbr the beartag ef need petition. end that Ito hesrsMUwef acid toeraaed. end all other p- rec ns icterrotel ia arid estate, are reqnl- WU«>« JfitrWr. /Jtonilal N.riL., cod Oro. <?. <J2ds, Z/..-smfasrfs. Inpirreinwsi and hr virtue ef a doreis of thia Coort.made to Ito above eollU.J caus^on tbe radderof Otoubor. to D. IM*,! ibesMwrtkro, RATING SALOON! raTfoXwwi JLTrji sx.fisit'Lrr.rT.' and ooliru of Ibis order, and ia dsteuil ll.Mrei. IbaltireoaM MlUiaMn aa cwfrorod to Us hate court for Ito mUwtraf Barry and Slate of defeedaat. U'lCi.s. And il .. furibsr wfctfi to the blgtost bidder, at tho north door of Use SS^SfSWSSSSSMIKS o'eteukia tbe fires isg, aU foe right, litie aad in­ tercut of sold misers in and ts the follow mg de scribed Real itelalo. lawlt: Tto endl.Med raeeighth tlf part of the seat balfol north wort quarter, to. 1 tto undiriLOCRt K LOVKLte • --r.- J-to.. ; of Warren Joy^dnusrotraior ot said < stole prey­ ded ooe-rigbth (H-parl of tto weeibdf. of lbs LA. Hobasooa. riU.nlro fteCoenylsK sn: ■ lag for reaooes therein sot forth, that bn may be ■ jaaZIH IIteas»d to roll certain real weSsts toloa.leg to . tmrrtuu NSW ■OOP KTHLT FOB. 1B6I. ill fern'atont optoingin connection with coy otter , Halt pewdiur in Ito Circuit Court for the romro of Barry. U CLaoesre. st nieedten ..f Hsriroi in said coual^.o^tig Wtb dav of Uesewbw, foci 1 W To obtain any af these lallara, the appU rotate, of tbe peodeney W neid petition, sad too *1 A NEW FEATURE! no.-«-•■-■ g>ve anything for the ralratowt of wrals.— inr etmvfnred (looking rfMMM Fowler Mien Bartonis Uvlngaton Jse.ro Oatoe John ~ NaMSaU N C the intruder.) that act haft as many perv- -Hast David Peor.-A.-O’ . . . plegn to h—1 now m ought to/ For Jil ilgHlllH^ . . .£*■!«? Nied Kaalino presume, amptg amends, by frequent at­ tendance at Chapta'a (haveraalist church Where bo gtyuys tbe reputation of-bear oneof.tbe suundeel sleepers in the entire ;zllZH .’IOHH IfBF"' . ....... mfF oa lor tbe present where this jrepuUic wUl be. located for we eaaoot jpuwer- It must be cutled < rrpuUic. l<» •errant the Bag rad Beet, bm wtU really A4»ly, be Used m an immediate basts of operations for tba transfer of active hoatH S&i? Iriah unit A word tn.Ua wise la ecough. And now, wtek lrtr* writrd. the wise will ™i:r " Audit is farther ordered, that sal d petitioner totoen at*. Probate Ofltoc.ra Ito eillsgeef Hao- CHEAPEST! ' STATlE ^CtoLiuiy 'AX' El,ll*?‘ CMriMaaM*s IfolMter'il teOrdered. Hulls, said non resident Itefond.nl, reus, her .*«, ease to berMstoreti.to this cause urtluss tew< aeonlto from tto date of thia order, and lUVw !f the jroodenoy of oald palitira. andtbe bearing aroaof tor appearance, nb. case ter. tl>t Complainasl a tail l» L- bled, and a ste« Itotitaf tebeterrnd ea.lhe CumtUakw1. printed end drcuUtreg in said county of Barry iter within twenty days after service mi her si s copy of Aid WI and notice of lhe ralre ef ten enter, as>4Jn drfaull thereof, tbal tba'srod .»a will be taken aa oonfcased br asid bus rr. irA tretewdaal. And H ia further rodcred. lAsl srillsto sweaty days, tto .■uasplNasul reror , notion of Ibis order to be published la ttt ton CtllNCERY HALE. . Sr»iess-sRL.T.“i3 OTAYE OF MlcaiGAX—TW Circuit Dear! txuri a! woek'for six wri* In aoereesioss-er ihs< fo canoe a copy of thia order to be peraooaily serert H'ifoaro C. fief N Crore, Abu X JfcdA Iwter. ZlerredceU. ty day* before tho Use preaenbed tar Ifo In pumsace and by virtee ef a decree of ibis •"~~uvirnnT. J K Ctrewif Oort 'taaniMutee-.1 ireirUtesppowr st a saeafoa af said Orosrt. then of Itenr- Xo. Heqws, West, thence north eeveolytwo rods, itottce west twenty three rods, ttooee ooulh rovsate-two rods, tbrscs .rot tweatv-tbree ; ©Dip® ASTECS1SST! AUST J. M Caewagu,» CHANCERY UNDER. had all oltor persoas interested in said ealate, ere ^juteriOMo required lo apprer at a roaston of said court, ttou Jedge efPrebale. Nichigen. atoll sell st public auction. U- tfo 17Ito ■attar ef lbs eoasleaf Patrick McPhar- togtoul bidder, on Wednesday the |«tb day of Fraraairy, to D. IM. Sto*. Storth to tWrfternooe of tite« day, at the north front doer of tbe Court H ease, efsaid-Marry county, in tbe oil•wed. HWi«K. ».‘14 lege ol Hastings, in said coontyZlbe following dereribod real rotate, towit: All tbe eodieided piece ar norcri ef lead, lyiau and being to Ibe eoenly J Barry and fttete of Michigan, being tbe eno half part fovruof, pcrtfcwtarty -ttenenbed an follows; Beginniarat lbs quarter poet dn.tto WM U Variety Grocery Store, . . to*. -t.wraoi*‘*Mix.;‘ ii BHTBTDH & IBA3n. E H. DUNNING,. ''JlTZyuie^w-^su-- U, ptos ’’y “jw-i ■ A tr^topy. *"* . ? • ■ • - MUtfaa~'C$lhalfolbSre BInert?sKdeceased *TMreupeo It «*Orfrredjthsi Terodsy. the «n ’ ’Ji uhut, Di*' tolora tto Uu.s ptcscritod fo'p •r^. iJgSMSSSBSfi**' dev of ffvbreary. la tbe yen' nf •• bera era red ail oisty atii Fretout, B- C- Fnrestto te—*0* bnarfrodand eixlr-fo*j Judge of Probate . . .. „ In tbe matter of tba Estate of James M. Dor- TlifilA io Isrttor Ordered, shot *W«t**? ««aa*a . •iM rUBtuittirtMT WTOWWDXT. m«T. wrrr ■***“*»• twenty ibereot br causing s copr ut Itos notice and order y^ftKrsssrArsA’- fuM1 aoKBsHFlSSfe Kg: STB’S.-JMtef’ SfSSf-’.tj ‘H’.fl A, ns OK ION STOSS „ £ ■:7£sy21Skl!S:,'!!'SK.'1L™: h nrn *l>1 EfSSgfilSrTtfgg'JEW i hr then to bo MUf SttSjn.T.'SttQ.i-usyiS— give .noNee to the ?**>•• R ml IS SrlB? ills !>’ ?I 111 Ctoea, edited by Cd. H.lphhe, baa the Pilate, turned out a whole race to sacri­ Blowieg Byatcrimw paragraph } fice. toll’ tbe American pwblic^-und Maey'hnvc heretofore found os prattv near ’ IJokick Grkklst os Fuazios Mis­ Tallew, •• ••.................................... |« sions.—Au oariieut advocate of foreign miseione forced himself intn tbe presence 4jf tbe TriLuMf editor-io-chiof in the XjnffW: Misting on the &ce. of the earth Bibte-huusa the other dev, jrririle be vsr ■«» »rmy, a post of entry pnd hard at work upon his “ Conflict," and «tt,atMvy of privateers, and the tacit. importuned Lim to subscribe tolbacssse. Mgpjwtiiieflt both of Franco and the i ■ Tbe veteran you res list looked up from LETTERS IfEHAIWIWG UMCLAIHED Matt ad States in tbe prosecution <*f hel* We manuscript In verjt choleric mbad. In tbe PMt OWH nt HaalIngs, Harry County - 1 Of ^3TO-.^'ar»xgc and Bobartujimebtf ibe Drotherhood. ticreg ih.s sard. A libbers will pfeste address rights and the guarantee of a republican Gen; Baitaiitf, Jjrn'Fenian Secretary of tforenitoent. Speaking with a sincere • ‘ THOM AH F. CHAPMAX. jsstsaly . S31 Broadway. Xew Toth. *■*'*, proaiis^d . that a demonstratiun drderance tlxws valued frieada from «oold soon be taade upon England.— wtfom be differed, he submitted that the Bolh Roberta and O'Mabooey have ben, time had come at hat whom al! cnrtptomitea -ifhuman rights should ccaaei And amueually auGee of let*-, but beyond the especially there .li-mld be no thought ofWheat,perbnabei...;....I.’.u.......|l M P»r<d>:i»e of arms, there ie yet a three handed compromise which after 08 • 3to>*|MiUiaiin&>rmalioa indicating a fulfill degrading the Cu<«Uliityn, rerounevd a ileraFsrt,»e^wi....."..7.IZ.Z??.*lAK XakarW the promise. The New York benefieienl Powsr,A’>d lastly, borrowing CraatperbraM.-..........W y%a i t* Lyon's Periodical Drops! aijSKw 38 ▲oftosssc ■■ppvcch upon Um CMBtitutinnal M<sm C^^Kb Mr. Steven*, ofTanpay Ivauia, it, after.«MsnpUng Marylar.d, Dslgware ‘ x ted--♦>;>-< niid i m.tlte^* -•• a^Ku eli^u«it!y and rankly of ’»«»J sufferer will try bis rrin*4<, ss it will veal L) . - • • t^HHnid Ijpdanea* of Mr. Raymond Bdylag sod rolling at B-vteti WM ■•l.’V. "Y. • CtHTOMBW.• - ■ DfotiWn*.'by -kb** ivedy ene dealrag tbere, MhMfrdd «Lose bands era ytt red Buurs.- By a clerical error in lha ra port uf a recent day’s proceedings, lbw «T tbe lf>y*l rad true: Altoragriteforhfotoetror. and eem.lb.ug worth bill introduced by Mr. Aalhoii/ to reg­ .-rifrraetirf1- Io auoticr paxlira of tbe Well le-4ay, Slek te>eaerrew. ulate suffrage in Ute District of Columbia Tirol tbs wise, their forsetroenta, to rofky M. A*ted7ra admiral.«i mingled with wrwu- is made to confer thw right of suffrage OqttebNoMrvoAytabW**toTlToetftetHvN*tMk)qU-am.abUxy of temper, tbotrot- only upon white person^ It confers it Jfbnn«.forUd“.*toeroeoivrol“ to<vvj|*<, upun ell male ftersuM (paident In the District «oe year prior te the election, and Upon all who wkre sutithff W rote A^.ltoty aAs »to~sfoUw we vriamanttra. _ _ ehwlnf* sontracexoftbe excellent and al the election Of IMS. h &Wrwff ttd doos he takelbs propcreourwlo fertify hie eve- fl^^ierge to shewing goods with pohtesl etten‘•aLte speech delivered by tbe gentleman distinctiite on account of color. on laet'Moiiday. Bis words wefre these: Dfo* te-wcT! eonvtere yon wiforat tetr foteaMr. Doolittle stated that he would ted Cbaages wOrtuehjb« ceopfolasT have vbtsd for the bill to guarabteativtl courage and davuiiou -vo-.eHbef^pidii •urh greet beet, or «pcb siolsal cold, or se«b whfcieraJe it»> terrible Miff ■o. lue^ no rights had ha been io the Soaateon Friday sTiddco riciasitwAas. Why tbse'dsM bs sot resort Nedlcinto, Dr-up. .nd el! healing eoropouads. when tbe vote was taken. Mr. Wilson presented ^.petition of to tbe great Toole aM PrerraUrs, which. If It Allkind, ol pure Cto-ieNf here may he found, coms'tbo common propen) ufthp-Ameri* la store, ateiresi tiroesrie^-Yntato, Oils and can utmA-^thepoctiess prraesz'um of tbe T'.’es, American republic through all limo-t>> Increase of pay. Mr. Howard presented a petition of come.The dead of th, omtendine taettie KOSTETTEAS CELEBRATED 3T0M4CU BIT­ citizens of Detroit, asking fur a proteoTERS, Ukea fwtafeUy etwrdiv* »• tbs direct ­ boMa eieep Uodatb tbwrall ^Ta -ramn.o.i vlt-rteriff. ions, will serireogtbso tfo sUSSaeb. braes tbe nwtrtry, under their common Bag.— 1 Mr. Cbandler, from the Committee on nereis, too* lbs liver, sad regoiste sod is vigor •Ibeir bootilitlee are boshed, and they “afe thedrtdi.f tba Nation f.reveroaure.*'' Commerce, reported the House bill to •Sir, much mm than'-eminNe—much prevent the issue of American registers "mure than reigioua—must bo tho aenti- to vessels whoso owners procured foreign liable to be preetrrtod by every change of teafor,Jrient that woold prompt any mao b> say registers duripg tbe war, and asked that slaosi uupervtoes to cliaate IMeraees !» N to •that tho'tcnurage and devotion” which eo it be passed immediately. this prereative pnodple that Uoaesnsa'a Dtvvau long, wilbaiuud uur ar ma, prolong h»g tbe a Mr. Sherman asked that tbe bill lie owe tbeir great popularity io U. Weal Indies. terrible* conflict of war, and aaerfbeing tho over ontll to-morrow, ss it was very im­ British Aserioa.snd AaeUalh. laaoaof tbocaaoda of loyal men,'are here­ portant, and it waa so ordered. Mr. Foot offered a resolution which Wins eTTsr, after lo bathe Common boast of lb, iia 'Mra. *TWprieelese possession uf tba wits adopted, calling rm the Secretary of ^mtrlcau Republic through all tip# to W ar for the report of Gen. Roberta, sit­ come; “that 11 Is tbe priSoof uur country ting forth his vieweas to the best mode its well eeraed tiotot ivty Toe disease of ths Throat that ao many infatnuus rebels whre lo uf radaimtug Hie swamplands' in the and Lunge—11 is equally effbeuve in curing com-KratfiiMln tbeir murders. Elr.Wffftro basin of the Mississippi. Mr. Ramsey presented a memorial Vav SeTuaca. Chicago. feb IT0 cotuidor these dead on beth aides, tba r-a:l of the nation—tbe common dead! from the citizens of Minnesota asking for ’and 1 suppose we are tu raise monuments Ut»ir«-sotabliebment of a Boreas ofRd.Jfl tbga.bmide tba mosumeut to Reynolds ucation at Washington, to have charge of THE GREAT .FEMALE REMEDY rani others to be erected in the cemetery the educational interests of the country, FOR IRREGULARITIES. f4n the' battle field of Gettysburg 1 W e and tn establish common schools In every most there build high tba raonorrieotal pert of the Union. TMra Drape are a sHoUiSally CMSpennl-! Mr. Clark, of New. Hampshire, from marble for men Fike Barksdale, whom 1 •told prepsret.cn, end batter thsu snyHlis, Pow Abe com ml ttec on Claims, reported ad ­ dare, or Voatraaos. Being liqole. tbeir action la have seen m this hall draw tbeir bowie -keiresupoa the representative* of the versely upon several petitions for comjpAoplo—men who died upon tbe batik pensatiuu fof losses occurred by invading popularity la indiesled by tbe tact that over IOS,MteMof ©ettyabnrg in arms against the armies in Virginia and elsewhere. Mr. Stewart, of Nevada, spoke of tbe iwu batiks are aanaaUy. sold and co-soBsd by fttfWWf.’rr*"* wher* ‘hej no* ,!I ths IsdiCa of- tbe Ctrtted Hutes, retry one ef • buried tn dnch». “aewtpt. unbonerrd and- IneceMitv of taking action on the bill for whom speak in the stroogset terms ef praibe of Several tbeir greet eserite. They are rapidly takiag tbe ••sung.They are au ppi wed to be raised the adnuwow uf Colorado. place of every other Female Renssdy.and ar?con ritrw rid V .►■ - ' -W3 .*; J,F ! ifed pul Into the fora front tanka of the Senators replied that tbe bill for the ad­ rarakm, and w« are to calf them through mission of Colorado oould be taken op -‘ the world, fot the cure of all female complaints, HhU time aa “the dead of the nation !" Str at any time. Mr. Sumner took tbe ffnor, and. after “fig tbenJ ever before blasphemy like this! Who wae it burst tbe temple at a few introductory ramarks, called for Lftltot directions stating -ton they may Sensed. BjRwwael Who was It Imitated the tho raeding of tbe proposition offered by him'^and heretofore published.) Mr, *Sr»d«r of Juvel Alb that was ,poor contrary to nature's eboeeu laws, win be (rend Bit inner tberi gave briefly his objections eareMly,- Mdod anvjhd .jWs^boltie. wKh tbe compared with this blasphemy. 1 say If )•»;--• ■> -aHTli.i'i the loyal.dyad -bo are thus oMucaled Wr tho proposed Constitutional amend- Done are genuine. WHi-thctfsitdra s_WfnurdciW lb«m— JUqQt, which be characterized aa nothing Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. ETOX, 11C Chanel ,npW A1UL4MGEMENT Street. Mew Hares. Coon., who can be rauu ulto d ,jbi by the gentleman on tbe same l>,»tJU... JJ'.ill1''tityAJWjC the country .bad not already ~cSw.tm.n dead hf the natiun,’! paid-dboWgb In eoetlv treasure end more neeera. by Dnrggtoto eeere Wtwre. ’ [novSljmbe) CO. CLA *k A CO.. 1 ^Cthay oouM. huve beard-the tfautlaman c-'stly blood, ff>r such compromise in the Oea'l Agent* for V. & and Canadas. pIRr^ff wad w'rilbg to admit in tb> Gbq. Wtoey wwuld have bmkep tho oiMhnenti. MLlbeir tomU end ^talked forth, and siitutinn the idea that man could hold EKJLORb OF YOUTH. bauiJled him . until . b\ HV-ebalk were property in man, and etf also, tbe kindred* A Gentirman who suffered for tears IHw Ner­ idea of ineqoalityto race, and thus openly vous Debility. 1‘retutare lieear. and all tbe effect • eeared. ■*••■■ • ■ set at nnught the flrat principles of the Declaration of Independence and the Mrsteflens Feutan Prepkeer. ,W>ilo tba hVniau leader., O'bhd.iinri guarantee of a repttblrtan form of govern Having bongfat tbe Sleek of GNOCEEICA a^d;Bobrsta eod tbete respective, firfle- menu Jfyrreare four mllfo>i)s upptizena lately owned toy Mr. Walling, and having mads now robbed of all share tn the govern­ eddH-ona tbereto Is new reedy to sell all t£e usual era have been apparently rpatrelinguvcr ment uf tbeir Cnnntry, while st tbe same articles retailed al a the leadership oi the order, it la hyrmo time they are taxed, directly or Indirect; Every young lady and gentleman In tbe Csited nveaae improbable that aumething more ly. for th-- support of the Govermneau than thia has been going on. During th, and this tyranny of taxation witboot rep­ progress of the fight between O'MaUney resentation it i« now proposed to rtoig- ■*-frit -S&£SHseEti Crettetrasaid rayr^forasyA Uf. glffi !■ a Sraate bill abd egyrral amendments •'rru fwadeia the llonasL The Suaate IE vjMfcyilmhi* ieK H.1 M«. | O ii ItepresentpUvra psaradtbe'l^ enlarging M i HASTgag AAUMEB. 4BB*»«a«"ra- . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-02-21.pdf 37fa7b50317b06748d518f6084d06958 PDF Text Text •V <4 U,U n~l- .. Ibill iriu bsteimP I39HH . tft TOM gutiiijr gatin’, 'sfoMernM..M । Ratings an* th ciLA.NCERro^ntfi >T™teKl^rea.M,CB,0Asr. KiihttJ. ’ cult, ia Ohaatevyr Democratic member, B«dMk>M tearing Ihe Rss dun amendntent, and fetoring U don i>< Southern members, hero trodored into the New Jeewy Up MMs hxiulirttoffid fl too Gungor'aa Secretary of Bute alto oMoqJtoiRrblsB. 1 -1 ■' TM tTMli bOtoB Ute, Uw to. ing built ovre the Roanoke River, ^ielow Tortrtew1 Monroe, Is composed at f l ■pan—five ofRowM truce st>d she of troile-work. Esch span b 1W feet ‘fr> length, and the total length of the bridge ht.f^OTeet.’ Itb M feet high. Seven tDsn. of the bridge are completed, end recently the eight ore wMCtoqtoifffi " NEW HOOP STIRT FOB IBM. Th. Orsattoreation of tt.Ag.ta TO®? SULIEBTS. J W. tJUAbLFT-S X»w Psusl J1OTEX XL Lime (or itoubU, HPUIXa HK1BT. Tm» i.vonos emwisu of ncrux for twe) tv urnoTvs. Xsrnro* Utssl Sworn, futreromly :>rsM«4 UghUj mm! Srm'y u>g«bw. suo. co nes rjU;u CU. Coogbv.l, mo«» naxi.u. BA-ABTIC ung . Mtat.M 3Vs». wvr *to. Th. Mldoni bond er przsk, like tb. ringle vprl.g., nd oeaMguMly , LcMrvottBirpirfWCBoa bnot.ftol fit.o. cam thu cwro. M foag o» ny «rajl« spri.g Oirt IkM I Dosanns Vikt.—The friend* qf Rev. V. G. rioT»ro« of ibe M. E. Church will Tut Money in thy Purse. ROAD TO WEALTH i! r r,nzv ACTIVr AXfffEUABLK AGFXT^ ’JjUvU Msl. .rPunair.and of all agva. ar make him a donation visit on Thursday rvehlng Marek 1st, at the Parsonage.*A general requrrtto all the friend* to be present ia earnestly and cordially-vxlrr.d- .Geo. Pbxstum svccheda Henry Jones in the ydeery botincsa. AttocFTXD Sciciox.—On Saturday 'evening Mrs. Wm, Eaton, who has been 'for sow* tfhie laboring &d4r tnewtal abcration, undertook to destroy her life by taking etryetoloe. It appears that a quantity of the poison had been thjuJici retired . for the night, Mrs. E.’ in tbe sbeenew of ber busband left her bed and ». WETIKS, took th. poison. An overdv'O Mcfrated Utrurl Calm A<ut aw! OitbjiMW.^SartlSSfir^g{^toeef her object. .1 B9.«_,. A.—.. ZIMm Got pis Dxsxars —Wc Isarp that a pedier named Ju^ph Elcnstgip, from Grsud Rapids, rellsd st a bouso In Middlcvillji, a short time sines, stid while U>.Ito4*2f </ lh» Shvrift 0S« ia lb* Csort Hovb. wlfli A. •btoiui ' M* ’HMveuUng AUsravy. ,.. _________ | house, enmtDvnccd taking liberties with GEBCHWIND. Merchant JW-loF MADK Tailor, CLOTHIX0. KBOAMXOnU, CAOTfSAKS. rwniOB, «M»9twa n«aw« 10 SCUATCH1FG. i~in*SOS ■ *!--« .«!—■» Ik* ITCM G kfiiv W Sabbsii bcbah hks few FARMING X3ND FwecjitoSSSC Cununittee on the Dwhte Buwe badUuffibM^w ---------------1 Wednesday for the put pres of dSterwrin- •rtyOBUfiffttlVCTY VBM18MY, ,T «Arn*oe aanrr, codstt wtcnteAi ■ M Xaro- JiteC, row dv /W^rv. her penson, which she stoutly resisted.— JJ foBHgUlO?, Only Treaww. WU1 p.y pariteulm aV H_er wm non came In, and when inftirmr.lio« to procuring Vee. on* for all p.rwro. ed of th. clrcottitoncc, proceeded to Justicw Wakefield’, office and procured The Connecticut Republican State Couvenlto was one of lb. Urges: e ver assembled in that Bute. GefUJoeephE. Hawley, of Hartford, was nominated for Goyerpor, and resolution, were pained rxprreaing confident* in the president and Congress and endowing Gen. Terry’s retot order annulling the Virginis Uw. oppressing Freedmen. A oew Revenue bill ba. passed to lu third reading Io the Pennsylvania Hoose. I: requires every bank tn pay a tax of 1 per renv to the Commonwealth or, each tfmre of .tuck ; and railroad, canal and trensporutioD companies, m-t liable to taxes on incomes, to pay a tax of threequarurs of ooeqror cent, oo their gross receipts. It reltares ail real estate from taxation fur Bute purposes. The rnili lary loan Ute be paid off with the proeeede of the above Uxea. A recent decision of the Supreme Court of lowe subject, tbe eereinfa of married women to the judgmeoU of the cred­ itor* of their huebaode. This decisionto regarded with ao moeb dislavur by tbe General Assembly of that Beals that a.bill introduced by Mr. Witoa, of Dubuque, to exempt tbe earsfaga of mar ried women torn liability for lb. bus band’s debts, passed the House of Rapre•eatattvM onahiimoMely. Nauvoo, on the Mimippi, formerly the ebude of the Mnssaoaa, «ad still teeming • lib Mnnnoqarelto.fotodlDg the wid ow of Propbek Smith remarried ID a tavrm-kreper was subsequsntlr the re­ treat of Cabet’. communistic French adooy. Though diminished .lace Cabet*. death, tbe French community in that city i.still amridrr.W. In numbers and a» live luits rovolHlionary sympathies.— They preoose to bav. a revnluiioa uua grand M9sl. o« the aaniv.raary of th. Ftoch tovUetto.oflStt cm the Mlh A Goon BiLK-a-Mr. Wilw-s. at Mas a warrant for tbe fellow oo a charge of •achnavtu, has introduced luU> the Senau “Assault and battery with intent to a b|ll lq rsurict tbs expense* of the,sol diere’dairos pgainel tha GpvsreqroeU— UforkHhe court, bm scttlsd rttojumffir It .mots that the /sea of agent, aud at­ torneys fog making out and causing jo be by piyieglbewormin tn. exeat tad the paper, neceeaery to eeu>llsb Goner.—Thia matebleM'tsag.xine for 1.ny claim of any c>>mmiuioned officer or soldier of the regular orrttj . volunteer oe March is rereived. Its «1 odtiteltosTai*. ' military force of, the Halted Stats., or beautiful and It* aSrobtoii ptittteuperb. fur eolleciing a claim, fur bounties or SeadBS to L,A.rG«df 4d BfU^A , "*J— shell in no case exceed Im arrears of led. that the.expense, in club otisfti fol W 50, nr, If ysu prefer 1dulbr., pn I the necessary affidevite foeroepies for >10. Su'tor.ihars thy 1 Bawmu can tore the LaJft Ato arid j Baeaua for <4. ' } TMLaWr’v Friend. The March number «f ibis magecine on la per table. “The Impending Bute," ; a fine sad expressive aSrel engraving , illirotrativsof a story of the earns” name; leads off the number. ‘The double, do­ ored steel Fsehiio Flake is • bvaotiW icposed newline. ctM.x prewar Ms Mho that thb portfoo hr the roiM *7WWaya and M»fa Qweriittev have to U cbesply-both «k IbM between ngv end J ack sen. Hereto expres- requested tbe Cummisstowero of Custom, vwfy Mgb npiniett of the Dfrectore to prepare e'bill aboltabtag the offices of ofthe ©bmpanylthdu Surveyor Mid Naval <Moe^ TbeGomAr. and eirWiMs to fo be rbe tout vWy wilssfoaer In a report which be eebiainad to the Q.mmiltee, showed to'Mr Usrisfitetioc that rites. offictorimM be dlMebied. a<n only without any detriment to. tbwrervlre, but with * very great war lag ahd Ctvll Bkfhtor' A« oHrof ^>4Wlli»- to de Government They are regarded dtrfto-tlM -RwiMborU,*teud <tbh GrMd as Nrere-Mtaecuree and ought to’be-i did-. Rapid# and Indtoa RaXrrrod. There pewaad with. ' ?-*ii win bo very %w ddp out. oa the GfaW The Senate Judfclery Committee had Wvwr‘VeHey RsStood. Whd -tbo* vbry under ennddsretioa WaAoaedsy, Senwtor short, and moody tegwavwl'beuke toy -of Roward'a bill reorganising the Jodtdary “StHWiB. Hale, of Rmwrevllle, »fao at the United States. Tb-a bill difiere very materially from the Mil introduced Is actively enveasfag lb hh vbwn and by Senator Dobllttfa and Henderson. It •loowtbe Ito, reports ^ vwW encXurag vest, all authority and juriadtatom of the Ing degree of sucres, thus far. he having Circuit Coert of tbe United States fa tbe secured eubscrlpdoos to the amfomitM' Dkatrtot Cvurte of'the United -Statue, •14.000 awd upward. He Is determined ■boirihlng tbe former. It - provides for to pmve bh'grmd report nf- the South- th. •rt.Wbhmdnt ineaebof the drwita reetem towns of AhW County and kboir of the United Slate, a court to be called tbe Gerri of Appeal., which ah.11 bare riviled.'ln proportion to1 thefe property juriwlictioo of all cares arising fa ths nr veluution, In tbe Intrivet and spirit Mverai District G.orts within as 14 rirwhich they win manlfafe 1n coming tn Celts re.peetiev)y,-bwt uo original juristbe sMnftha read. Mr. Hale HrtMrrgacic and enthusiastic worker, and his A RcroarKD Fhsias ParvAixta.— effort# will be' eSbetiva and v.lo.blr.— Tbe Gunpany h posting tbe rervey with Thrre wave report u> day of tbe .ailing lm ^La_ |o ir4<ir of a Fenian Privateer fruwi tHs port.— it arose from the fallowing facta. . i<i Ylci. pared for _ The steamship Fort Morgen, formerly meot-wbee the assurance’ a supply utoamse in tbe U. S. bavuT ser­ aid f..r thi. end Is fort ben vice, wm purchased on tbe filk vT Bop. tbe bell - Grwad Jtepirft ten ber last, by tbe Vvril known- firm ’ of Ward de Co., of this oily. The name The Washington eorrrepondrtrt of the wn. changed to the Cube, end she was Redwater Jfeprns writes that neper as placed on the llaveea-Line. After *«h* foBow.: / tug foar tripe she wm withfoewn. and was The question ofequalising the bounties ptoced at ■ dock on tbe East Haven to at all soldier, who have served in tbe war.lma been occupying the attsotloo at two-weeks stw, by s --------------- pportnnity utbemgweii the Military committees In tbe HuUae and Benste ? and. on examination, It ii informed , that she ha<| been sold to tbe found tn bo attended with trrinqi dlffl- FeniaM on Saturday. Th. Cuba, Capt eultie.. The justice of paying dr equal Bor.dberg, cleared fi«r Baltimore, and, to ixing the bound*., tn proportion to the appears, wiled yesterday. This l« regarterm of service, no owe doubts; and I am tnmrogs.^foLt^Xdly jUy b.'.'a^ tori hi hrpei some measures of relief will be afioided, but u> wbat extent I am unable port nud Bwltlmore, and wfon vewevlu odi to say. The large amount of raocry they geusrallfoadvertiue f..r frergbt pawwhich would bo required id effect thia engere.—Thia the Cuba did not tfaL -v.-d If it ba true that this vernal k tetedded equalisation is the principal difficulty in the way afrits aeeompl’nhment To to prey upon British oommsroe, she tollequalise these bounties In proportion to reap a fine barvvm before the Engiisb - tu'lcrm of service, would require the ana do anything to nppaaa her. sum of MM. ltt,BOO. Nor would tba pay merit end here. The precedent thus established by the eenerel Government would call upon the Butfa and counties for the sama equalisation, which they had MEW ADVERTMEMEYra. established, and the amount at money thin required would bo increased three fold over the num noted down. , That something will be done I have no doubt, but It will bo in granting email amaupU of money and land bounties.— This would reJiera tbo Treasury of th# Government and save Its wscurttioottorn a severe strain, which would necessarily d.preau them In the market. ' ' , Nothing wOold rejoice me mnre than to sMthW* bounties equalised; Irat In look lug upon the probabilities ofiMr aoootnpli.h/n.nt, I meet toy that they are MUST BE PAID1! All Notev rtiut^fcccounts. du? u» Must be Paid framed iately! A word to the wise. n«.ttogv, Jan. Wete.' ieM.-: “’ 7^ J. 8, GOODYEAR at Co. Lirnwrat wee'1 razxvo.uvaui.vif 1 1 j ' I Alre.lto etofaaMUtof. 1 •• PAY • Wi-tX toll* Ota. by Nee. O'***, < But witboot detey. be Ycur H>fce**ht«trM ,,16 ftvX ejsjft ,^S! UbMh«.J«,JS. IM.. • - iitptw*-’--’- *«" CIOT&M ©WAHS A Havana letter of Feb. 7lh any# ru mors of suppnesd proximity of Chilian privateere have advanced InauHnce pretniunro oo Spanish 'boltoma, and freights have declined. Shippers show great aversion to charter Spanish vcstela. 4 verdirt < ff<,W» "•» n> Tuerfav rendered at Naw York against a block brokerage firm, for telling Stock Without' conwret of their, employer. . Ao 1sjuncU<rC was issued against ThurlU Weed and dlh.ri pn Turedsr, st New York, to restrain them' from di«poringvf certain privilege* granted by Secretary Blanton to build a telsgreph line Crum N»w Orleans to San Fr.nciaco, ■ An ‘ acridtel on the Retfsaalasr and Beratrqm.N. Y., Bail read, <m Tureday morning, o^ht milvs from Whitehall, by which (be ma)! train from Trey, ooniivting of four. care. we. thrown from the track and precipitated down an «mbank, mtel about Sfi feet first bAarnnger coach, io wbick wer* upward* of 60 p*»eengwra, struck a tree and was brushed to pleoea. Six peteeogvrs and one employe were woondrif—two of them aerhnaly. The acddent W^f cauwd by a brehrn grevings of a Carrlsgs-drese, Pel.rine, Home-drsee, Child's dress, “ Fsnobnn" Bonnet,dec. ke. The music .few ibis A Danu. Postmavts*.—Tbs day. of trnwhin the “B>ebm<wul Polka.- the lit­ erary contents wre rttsllret. . Wu1 wiy Andrew Jacks*ill,"hla'PdBUnaster General apJLdly O-U -Th. impewdMx Ruin * A Anu- ffttfl/wtottlutataMw where*. b*.ute so lb. sourtt of ttoTcrabigtro. ri'»er.‘ wiota forth*teqnlrwd information to the ’p.ielmaaier «ff *”vlll*gaoo Its to^Fs*. “Sir," wrote the Mgbvr officer la the Krolucky Lrglalalura OO Tuteto the low.?, ‘fthle department dealre. to day, the Senate adopted the 'Rouse know ho« fc/ th* THmbfahuu river retro reeofotioos requesting; the removal Of troops from’the Bteta, ooodemlng the Yreedorea** Bureeu. asking for the riser dossal run ap at effjJL**.*^ restoration of the fotleu nrpui, and re- nno rr*m GT33L IPSH TOW, fitwimr w .TliL 4M ARCO ST. FWLADELFOM. <1 JOHN ST. NSW TOM.' । uMMs I ?J’’ lam a SUMEOX- ON t VDLCAJttT* �SritrtA ARE Mil B WO PRICES READY RELIEF. itftBfitFi or-A DRY GOODS. SPRING STOCK-! au Z '^dlF T3 TH£ Tfltf!.' it«D MISTAKE. I bn BoW. For D n u fl' 1L ■ , ‘ THE BUT DtA«05I> :■ On tow fcft toad naa the lutctoa^oor, winch'wan etet> ato I observed that Ctorlto betotetcd fee a moment before to pm »at b- Ute u. open C. Only for a Ute." one of dteottora eaid. after inuiM or ttfta ; "bat wjrtod. tetter ba on the wa-^ tow. Ma0. both E OIL .IRX B}U. WIT SMALL Pf>RT V,f»'iuonrp STATIONERY rEh I eakaa otoad la heap warm <m a low maud i before ito to. Kreryttoqi looked enag ead coey. KeHently Mn. totoaoa tod peapandoeerylbina ready fertaawhea tto faronr ebaald retaen front D. markat.(aad »aa now feoa apaaelre <• ’dean' is the brogu A!.t K1XD8 OF Sorely J euald reach ito twoa* witb< <.t btiog seas, I thought; end .I I cm.M Uul teach Ito big roiaom draeiof nom, •bich oommamM a rietc of tto toidi ito Flavoring Extracts &rmer wu«id croea, 1 toight to abie U. «am bioi back (tkm the (au abtto availed bim. J «ar> hira if I cculj ; it was Uw bombl. that aoothar .cnurJer atoold be dime. , ... Ivaa oat of the keand aad io U>« kitch­ en before 1 recollected ttol J »b«-«Hhave U> paae dooe Hl tto mardartd woman toCm I cruldiaia the * " r“X ' ‘ ws DRUG & BOOK TAKE CARE OF YOUR STORE IS OLD REMOVED n Sf .V«A AWr cf Stsft Sirtrt, Oyy^>-, . ______ .. KwebiM । r- ,_„w w-AfhiJJu. rrfcrftf to «*rk at vbatevrr man) Wtor bent aattb'Ha talma, m> matter if bi. teterTa a MhAater, ot a Mayvp, or a eednlor; or *• ProoitJem of tfe «tottd - - -__ l.-u___ ■ .....-- * Fade. Ttoi eflftbt' iWf mnterito. Ttoir wbol. principleto lift la to chirk anj tWj«H eapoctto toe, a', meat witb-«pt iadoetry. Bat w> । tn tbW «i#W erff'lx teppy '«> *Hatr« tto foMameMal l.w nf forfornrr Ymi most »<nk if you an goie* T» to I Roberts <t Striker, . Whilst I etood toeiUljnc, a etojow tornad aiefc all over, aad tumbled dwwa paaard aerroa (to 6rM .take, agd, koV gain. 1 fell no W I canid not etir another tog ap gvml/. tn my b»rrur I tow Ito three mm ia another moment aaaa the '*!?. no nee, Charlie,! eanh aBr.* I ecbmd window. 1 had to Lime t* ItoogbL In an..(tor aid. “Lea*»’me and jt* tehhoot me.” minute Lbey .oaH bn in tto kitttoa. f lamed and dad down tto pawega and acr<>« tto tell, rushing into tto Snd open door, which hnpf ixed to to the ®rgwTfrig glanced wildly round tba bare empty mom inaaaroh </eb^ter. Shirts School ICKLa A LECTURE in copt ft anme appla tto toll, — v~~* —««rry jdUTMJ C of deapemUr-e I «pod nowtaady । ito mom. laid doTn ft.t tobin* t tbrtv as empty each o»ar : iT'iSzrsrr, tenanted, brwtbtee from U , They walked k> tbe <j. S ‘-?S‘Xi,SJ£ rreii ^. ltoy lefilhan-om . Tnr.- . | Unequaled Remedy rtlBIFn^SSeJHJMU ^-^Agsgsaatei^ �I. R. SEVEN GBRAT SI 1VMD TO rax sad is good either boiled, fried, or eaten r; aa it cornea from ths jac.—Jfadrlme SojMrdag JEaamay FW 1 Aa Lscm EABY oj NEW GOODS! Qu----- Tbs, Venango. Pa., aWBKS»KJ&l!£3 &XSE TLCIDJIiaACr1 HeveJtwt'Ptactawrd I CHAftWTTE, forauoew Jaaasry M, J^aZtOMAAPIM, aftvraocn. Jsauety tU^Z^fcraaooss Mrtruk w Cfr O.€>-toL« OF ALL KINDS, AND AT"l»«iq» " h'ngW, Ihsa.-tbe ihtokMM of tan not have bead crock fees (baa At BaUk Creek Hmm, »ft«n»ooes Jaaoaryjtb aadMarebSthAl UalMburgh, forenoons January »ih sad MAl Rakmasoe Hous*, aftsniootu, January Mb .-da.X -i'W ! “ WE DBAL W T“* AlB^U Houm. Xilas, 'fcrvaooaa Jancsr; iftth Al Ifowagiac. afterweas, JauiisrylOth Bad [oraaooni Jaaaarj 11 th “d Marsh rib. At MichlgaaClty. toreuoens January iMh end M Al X«W Buffalo, sftcrnooas Jsnasrr IMh' ud DRYGOODS iMrwteftMUtofhii. Tbs I », wm GwTe Groceries, Tna-wwaoara "T... naum* Great Decline, In Prices, At a» l^w Fcrlcea •Jkj art kAc at the • •.?. ceeftss. nr r w ■TrwnfeTiMr. - Aa Aay OthevlHeww fa aichtrae. our Stock i OB HAIJC— E k of s • k *«rioo « l» ,o»“ °* l!ope t Pn« I? per -«• «• WBIOWr. OB SAI*—X "X- «Mt>M> U ia Kotlaad. 1* Biltrra in the W» juur dijteafuu ri'g in» • .11 maars ceU-l ri n.a.rJr t.'truh>r u.i- 1 ■ ilh IX- xz. OBALK—W «rr« ®» »*ction l<£ I® Oraogv«Ula; price, V p« s*r*. 11 OB SALE-AO «”• •« *. oa S»V. W, U ThorwpptvO. It wear. Ais® ■•8ffiAira®atot II. A. GOODYEAR f3 '8 5 Infafnto tfis public, that his «t«lt of OUR FACILITIES M-AJR.D'Wr.AJR.E, For Doing Busimess, i. ,M«aUgkMi.KfetbaBMM»riKr-j-u. rttisir. four hundred ib-'oeaad. <- * ‘ 1 - ■ •-<> U,A rdliabte ctirrespondqkt from Citral Texas ieform's us that men there are be­ ginning to realize tbe difference between Mr,_ II WBtOHT. OR HAI.E-toactv»Vin» Laud. owsm. Si. ia • afiy cent boitfc of RWWeYW BWg IEF will .Un ore gvod. sad cua kb. med >J.«?m^b’cmc‘s^S - Ll™*' JKWch-W^..MfcL of all kinds, and will be sold at VERY CHEAP! “rofccjfon OR RBAD^pXSL Railroad Prices, ' ! squid kwiofid’i i'novJ ! .aiDMi't IfargeA tbs place, *L 3HI Adding Transpartolloa; sad eou;sls laalaiyof lhri call the natives. He ruriberzaaye : N M> satiaA^ that tbe afe^ iu</<«M wffl now improve in this State, «im> tbedemand READ WHAT MBS. WBiCOTT SATA MQNiN . |W3l I1H3TAW 1 ’ ^BTO vES, Hastings, Mich.' CROCKERY is the largest ever Lroguht to this marl, r> «• have bad forveun. ..If dAaea athewlw >>"» Itrsdy Rciirl sirtu me ease MB4fib .t ■ : Sa-ax«. aa » 4A‘—<ts 4" «m ou sec. 14, sod ! And is sold at a reduction 40.r*,Jt>U fl->• a»~"- l STOVE PIPE, HAP PANS, A gentlelflAD related blr experience In thia matter. An Irishman in his employ- Steel k»L from farmer XMnu MAUKIED reori.B. F7^IE»^!T4«iUS:'lK=U<U-rrA2i7V XTAAOXA on- OTW •maty ; ar •rags price about f» P*”— • (tone and buried it over night in the ground, MXt to the bard pan. Jo tbe morning be found fl quite moist, but not »ufflci<a>tly ao to suit bia fancy. Nait night he tripd io-neathor spot. and it momjng.. *‘aaid Patridt. “youwil| A»d water vebmady/M* 4*V<'1Ba< P**n,J ofiu *^ore rtoogb, in a few days* dig­ ging. Patrick eonflrmpd bia prediction, «OB JT IS. la Tbora«|>p>»- 3F.fi CATTJ11B2 m*T ’ All MFli of ROPE, CM wkH Q-ZlXZrD-ST O3SEBS, Phainix of Hartford. Farming Tools of all kinds, DR. STRJCKLASi nlliflnnna Cough B WOTS & SIHOSp HHlba svoi witbaet bioAraucr to buatoraa. pwro tifflnrc-T ftoM^Ow fastbwfatf ■ " LA8B, r rraaled U> be the only prrphral .vnaw otWwfJ _______ ' KACDf BWai 'BWOMi ' > c Paints. orstlhn’lsitsfplaoe from IbenrfAbw oftbe earth during tbe night, wntwr-xsten op from tbfdwpCtai befpw B» supply the lose and accumulates in tbe vicinity of the atone, often making quite a puddle. »T»M u npUilr >d MctoaMtoly q»I- ; Shelf Hardware, ALSO, OLD LADIES *>4® MAIDENS KE CARE OF ¥01 ___ . _<jr And everything «h» faetriMed t frbrf pom AND TnOODEN WARE. 988,172.64! • ■■ (FIBMAM IMS.) -J Bcczwhzst Cann.—A lady of culture refinement, and unusual powers of obetrvalion, and. comparison, became a wid­ ow. Reduced In.m affluence to poverty withe large family of small children dependent oo bar labor for daily faod, aba HARNESS SHOP ..... Q&TOSIC! I a coasuteta pn»ir»»pn "i •••* • i—- ' TK*W>nUr cures ths vwy wostf kind odrup’Jtosl O«ee Mo^MTA (MBee aad Consultaries loon IM South Clark alrMl. Cbiaa^o ) oa cau lequaled f. -.i “LrfM" .MDBfflE Jt) UDE Beaaoin is wet Benzine C?■ Benzoin Elixir . Dr. TroctorA �more nrrajBAK meth. AOKMTIC &lLi Zu-o-. tac .rui .au. 3V*ba*«*» ability Io maha them views pahdlmNy felt to M entirely wntiag. ‘ Tba wmrwaec* of tbe ProeMent oa MdCamgrcm upon th* qwedfoa of msaaitowiil r, It seem* lo u* there are itairiettnRhlli difcrwwa aiyet Indi «*M ia any <XtU remark, of. th* Pretodrill. That they may be made irreootieiiaUe Ly Injudicious and hot-headed leaders, to, perhaps, amony Ue probaUlo lio. What i« moel needed, just Dow is The Preaidect, in all his utterances, lay* grmtaxreaa upon the indissolubility of the Cniou. This la right—and it mint waua every patriotic heart to observe h-a unbounded £>lth Ik th* Government U osr father*. Th* PreeiJ.-ol drnies the right U a Bute to accede. In thia we all agraai het there kti divergence of optotae aa to the exact relatione at a State eSer beetag wUeeepted to accede, and been prevented by lb* power of tbe Government. Oa tide point th* Preeidmtial theory to in one dirrrtiun while file practice to in quite asvuther. A»theRgh**M,wboee right lotranegraswahe taw* w* deny, haring attempted Wo , ft farm a forbrddao act, ooeld re- then to tbe pewalty fee erimel We are nut of those who belie** Mgro *adbaBR«M«eeeery eaodMiot*«e the*** toratiiMiof tbaVato*. If tbia is Qoeerv aUsm. ao b* Ik On th* <-th*r haad we d.e beftewe that lb* freedom of ft*du* *b.«ld prmiataft.1 one* In tbair *r«ad. Hh third act was to require them to form new CunetituiHma. Fuerth, he pre•ctldad for them naw elections, himself dictating lb* qualification* of election*.— Fifth, be " cuereed” them u> accept ■ new ConatiUXheal amendment. Sixth, be instated that they declare their aveveaxw ordinance* null and void and repudiate thalz rebel debt*. Further, by ilrtM ot bia military authority, ha imposed upon them the Fr*edmen'a Borean and exacted varhiue term* and condition*, which b* deemed naeeMsry to be acceded to be­ fore they would b* fit lur real*‘ration to liwt puestioo of m-rmal relation to th« Dahm, in which “all their rights and Sitter** would be “unimpaired.” Ths >ppetbeads pretentid to indore* all thia M«arv Dwlittto end Raymond do indoea* it. And Rapebltoans generally, not only iodorae it but think Congress ha* a word or twn farther tn «ay in th* matter.—trread Ryuis Xoglt. _ A CTteepondent of th* Boston Adrrrtutr furniabe* whet purport* to be e con­ versation between tbe President and a dtotinguiabed Rrpraeeatative. Tbe Pre* ident exprvaard himself aa being now what be had always bean, tbe friend of tbe p»or and th* lonely. He had never broken faith with any body, and if bia part errnrae end bi* former language were not a auffic.cn! guarantae that ba meant well toward* tbe colored people, and «£«id endrarcr lo eecure to them a fair chanca, nuthing be e-uld aay or do now vrtarid give any sech guarantee. Ha th-h however, that ll.waa beet le epeak plain­ ly. and he did not .believe that tlw> eff >rt erlre* th. negro's apacal friend*, to force universal •flmg- upon the State*, wae wia* or'fadtoiouc. H* thought it landed to embitter feelings, while <mr rC>rt should he U. eolUvat* eelmn**aand ooohdence. H* b«l>*r*d it would imult in great injury io th* prospect* of the colored people. In regard t» differences with the party that elected him, he aaid b« might differ with individual* of wh«*. was called th* Union party, aa tn tbe avaaaa So b* used, hot l>« ox..id.red him self to general accord with that party aa a CHANCERY SALE. WUS# aay*. parkapa. thal ealy aa lro» awn eo«'4 hear aurb feral bast. OTaxk violent cold, ar *** auddva »UiaUmdSs. > Why tkcudeaebeastraaon to Un greel Toaw aad PrarsaUT., wklek. KU will sal stake Um aa Iran aaa. will si least waadrvpl* ike capacity ft kia tjotam W> repel aftm- . ■TAT* or MTCB1QAM-Tbe Cirwii r^> fee tea Oe^y ttferry;*. Ckmmry. ’ 1 Xatawe AR, A»yM*«< w WOP EKOLT FOB 1W®. Tbe Bmabeaadm «f thwM* to 21'VD'l* B2JEBT8* ' hMADlXT’8 Xaw falsai DllTX IL LWTK:'.rUwaMa KFBUG MUST. .. ia uvarw esw.iv or«”«i i.r iw» Ka- liable lo b* praMrrt*4 by .v.ry cbaags at lempsrstare, will bscoas rsaa herdsned, aa It war*, aad elaoet usparvtaaa so disuis ialoeaooa ll la to lbw prvvaaiivs pnaeipka that Moa*ail**‘a Brrvua owe ttals r*al | ^il*ll|jC dto Vaal Jadiaa, tbe HEW ABBAWnKMEUT . ATTT1E ’ ' WfMTM taRWBWS, Atw DRION 8TOR^*t 1BWTOH <& HIA'iUl E.H. DUNNING, WATCHES JEWELS! SIAMMN z jrtrs/CAi iKS^KtunsTS, BD©JE> AS "JXB iKBST! Lyon’s Periodical Drops! THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR 1RREGULARITIE3. Tut Money in thy Pnne.’ 2QAB TO WEALTH!! Silverware, Bronzes, 4c., mb niuicS 'Mluu! ” CHEAPEST! A NEW FEATURE! be gweraataed, and that so mu. Io any wa* not a parly man, cod h* meant to •action of tbe cuwotry should be admitted ■ink lb* partisan la the patrol. But.*o to • mat tn Cngrea who ha* ever been' far aa ba understood tba Metimenis of the ,*aba|*rilj eagagtai to rebellion or imur- Uekwi party, bo' was in general accord with it. He might differ with some of rartMOaprioM the ger*mm*oL If thia hi* fnaoda. and should feel wholly al I* rad caliam, them *ucb are we. in thia liberty teao differ and to state the ground melter of the reception of Congressmen, of hi* contrary belief or opinion, both* webcHetwibn President does not difler considered himaelf Identified with lb* greet Union perty end bad no deal re or from M* pu&rfee! friend*. In hto remark j Intention cd being found outo.de. to tbeVirginia Delegation, ante days •tone, bo oeet the following laogeege, widoh la Ml we would Bak upon ibia UVAKlMi |aaM *r JasM* M. Dartiae. ittdn orxrtfintnK tweeM aorot. *** > Al a aaaatea at tae rrwkete C-evrv tn tbe eaealy at Barry, baldva at the Ifrskale U»e«. ia tea tlUae* *f BrnUaga, ee MeUay, tba rate Uay at wttr? gtiizt r AAA VCTJVK AXDMUABLE AtJFXTS. O.UUV Msl* ar rentals, sad cf s!l sr. •aataf l* eM*a~ even rity. Tow* THUtv. BMh*. Vertakep. aad Faslory tar—«k—I Ik* wqrti. feetha eaSaoroer WATCH IK JBWBLBT ■U.VXB-VABX. AICMCAL BOXCJ. A LB C MH . ao4 *m» aruckta. CnergvtfeparvaM eC (wad baMU aad Mr keal- AHHTCIAM EATING SALOON! GDAREUS-S.SAbB. rWcnwiw. aed think, they wi)L it oppoom all iovtdtooe diauoctiona, and manto that the •httea ehell hare their fair ahara of wbst l|gpaatl»*le* un* of ibe brndaraeotal ele­ ever I. going. 11 mya: ment* nfthto Government Th* rtprwDon't compel them tn make contracta senialtoee of the Stairs, or of the people in tbe first half of JanMry, nr gn with­ •bould have quelificatiooa preeerib.d by out wort, but let I hem have time to the CptMtitelkm tit lb* United Abates think better of H, if they are not entirely «»d thM* qMlifioationa ment unqueetinn right at tbe start. When they ascertain •blyhwply loyalty. He who aawvs that the alternative to “Root., bog. or a Rrpraeente'iv*^ having the qualifies die!" they 'a betake themed* a* to turntn* liona prescribed by tbr Constitution to up the earth, though they do bate It.— 6t him to take a arat in either of the de Worktog for the pure love of it ia not liberate bodies which constitute the U c-mmott anywhere. Only preeettt, feirthmel fegtotelion. meet a ver warily, ee ly, tbe altcroetlv* <if Work or Nn Bread wording tothe intent of the G.itaXiluUoli. and Whites will work, though they do *t*foyal man. willtag to abide by .and believe ta the Union and Constitution of taCctaau,— n.MKtt.Ni, Tn AntU, published al Maury CntMtimtion, he cnnn> t ba for the Union, Coentv. Mite., aver* that “the direct, tendency of common vebooh ia to weaken the tiee aad iveaen the UBeencw of the pwnple eand aoch men in good faith they family," aad aa a naUUal.fnaequrhea it are anritled to representation through add* : “We do not want free aebmila."— them. Tbe fact that all over the Booth th* freed­ taming to to the recent rebdlion or men are submitting to every manner of htawrmthm against the g-Hreremeol yoe privation that they mar acquire the rudi­ erred, and la returning your relation* ment* of education, at leant suggests, that with the Federal Government. I am free la th* matter of intril.grocr, tbe blank, to *gy that all the reap, .risible position* will he likely u. hold their owe at least, ekd poem Mgbt to be conferred dtoRKV I* tbe future. Iv and clearly to men wboevw loyal. If there wars only bftOO men in a State, or a torn wewiber, but auflhtont to take dMHge wf the pofHfeal machinery utetee •m«W, those B.OOB men. or the lea*r WMaber, are entitled to |L If all the rest aboaild be otbvtwtoe eselmtod I leal M—— r•*■ U* < •*■ . U e h. nrasms. StJ Bulky aad Bert** 4 Mala, agt*, Basal ags, ERkOBB OF YOVTH. A GeetlMaaa whb iHblll M yaate frets 1 ven* DabUily, Freaatara Drear, and aU the « *r rauthfal Mtocvetlas, vrffi, terlb* sake *C taring bamanity, send free te all w|ieneed K, jfAlirs roRTKArT OjlllZRy, flings grin Carmi. Unequated Remedy '"TUVSSIW" AND � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-02-28.pdf 4631b13851ad4d8016d9b3c62c4bd614 PDF Text Text .iKrni* oXfirt, VOL. JL bull Mid thia bill makes the Freadrrien’e Bureau a part ol. the War Department. It makee its officers atjd agents amaaable t<> tbs ruiee and articles of War. !>•<• that extend military jurisdiction over the whole . country t Did anybody ever •uppi>>e that lbs whole country wm 'wi­ der military jnridlcllont The bill ex­ tend* military jurisdiction nos here. It merely,placet under tniDtBry jurisdiction th^e persons belonging to tbe Freed■ men’s Bureau, who. nearly' all of them are now under military jurisdiction.— Tbe next objection of the PresWwcL which Mr. Trumbjill notUeu, »Al that tbe country to ti> Ge divided into district* •nd subdiAUkts, and tbe number of sal •rled agents to be employed, may be equal ti> the number of cocntiea ana par­ ishes In the States where refuge^ and freedmen are to be found. He denied I that it was Deceamry to appoint any each number, notwithstanding it wsa .provid­ ed in the bill that they might ba appoint­ ed. To appoint such a number, he said, would be so abuse ofpower Intrusted to the President. _ Mr. Trumbull emttinoed io reply to the objection that this bNles tabl'tsbes military jurisdiction 1n civil cases, and deny ing that il created any military jurisdiction whatever not Bow existing. Officers of the Bureau ware . officers of the army and now bold milita­ nt t punniissloha by authority of .the , President. A abort lime since, in GsorgJtixens were arrali—J c------ 1— miptecy oommL. ^— , ieingSo found guilty, were aw, Fo M —sentan*Mr. Lana of ladlih sna, and presented hung by direct approval the petition of AaMaat (•ideal hiioMlr. Wfor M tear it uncoo Asamaon>king land wiMpunm ' ‘ *uby yirtea ol a taw of ix'being done avery^ day Petitions ftvwn citteao of Wiacuoein, Mltsourl, and Mltetsaippl were piwssnted asking Congrees to anas) tba acts of the Pratidoatla establtebing eirtl gorero ments in thk Booth, end to aeaare 'equal rights in all witboat distinction of ariOf. Suitin' buruu kb rbELIAUXD EVERT ITYDjrESDAY, urnvov xAaxr, eon sty mxcwxm Q^C.MAWL»y. Dealer la ett kte4a of Fealty Oreeeries, II11 III I ■. ■. ...................... — - - NO- M. ' II JI FARMING LAND FOB SAX^J. MUST BE PAID! - CHANCERY 8AI a President of the United Stateo of SHa 1MI totdta. nffos daring All Notes a nJ Ac jf 'b-ar ,'yaara. end SbaU ,not NEW HOOF 8E1RT FOB 1M<We QnMDvriatiM ef the Age ta EOD? SBIEB1T0. J W BRADLEY'S Kvw Faleat DLFIX EL ' ItoTK, (.r4~U. SI-BUG BEIBT. r.hn«, UtKIMO. .. TSXIBCB. ®1 BO XXI ADVA3»O» ■ / ' .I'hlJ I'lit" .......... HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 18W. >uti»p 4»«»rr, a» ....... ...................... VSA1X* SASTWAS Micb. City Aceea ewdatiae,L’.’.iteN A. a. DirtCxpresa...... . iSiYiST-.;.'.'.:-.:: ' UI'AUUIANS SAI. llgible f.’tbit oflfoa Airing the I MtoW life. In cbm of ths fthe President Bum office, or Hignatta orlntbUfty to dire powers and datlw of the Mid Mme sh»l! oevolveon tin Vice who shall not again be eligible i of President daring the tertn Iral life. Whenever Cegron iw, provMefl>r the cbm Of rei»h, resignation or Inability, i President and Vta Pretidact rbal offioere shall then pct as t're»weni,sooh officer shall not again ba el­ igible to the office,of Preaidset during the term of hia natural life. as io teduea tba cevamlUM to eosMter ft wholly oat of their power to proeoad further without surrendering a grant prtoeipte, and witbeat surrendering the . DoHATioa Vrerr —The friends of Rev. V. G. tfoYMTOM of tiro Mi E. CbBrch will ^hake him a donation visit on Thursday IlMiirti Yoca Namms. —The Village Election of thia village takes place on Monday the 13th day ofhfarph. Per ABfl *cn VR AND RELIABLE AOFXTH. Mele erF«na!v.s»<i of eft »g/n, ere OjVvU yield. There was math sxcitemeat aod calto to nrdcr during the proceedmgv. Mr. Stevens having mured the pro vloos question on the resolution, Memrs. Eldridge, Jotmsoo, Chanter and others •ought to stavie offs vote by metioas to adjure. The qoestioM wore decided la the negative by yeaa and nays. MrTDdrtdn said bo and bio Monde would stop tbeoe dilatory motions if Mr. Stevens would withdraw the demand far U«i. >Om «t li.TuwaAtp CI.rk'. oSk. and they will bo registered there. Lot every person a bo la cntiikd to vole eee that hia nartto is duly registered. thia might be debated. Mr- outtemaald be eat here far 48 hours in !Mi when the rebels - went out, sod bo could now stand it for 3® hours TbeeeParlimaotary'Uctica were-limn resBmad. ’* 3:30 r. m.—The opposition ere still engaged up tn this hour In making dila-' lory motions Io adjourn, dec.. W stars off a vote on the pending resolution. Al last Mr. Flntk withdrew bla reeo lotiovybs laid on the labia, and uader the operation n( the previous question, K was passed, 100 M*faM 40, Al 7:15 jf. x. the Hoose adjourned. Brux ass Cuaxob.—T. Putitxra and W alla ex Bxstlxt have bought out the half ol the Goodyear Block owned and occupied by Wm. Tinkler. They bare also bought the'dock of groceries in the building and il is understood will add dry-goods to thsir boetoeea.. Success to irrOSBCUWItD. Merchant Tailor, liMsvsrov-4 tetbecorevr Htere. Reel of H. GdHyeAt'ellsHwnw, where be Is prepared to PIUtXMUlRG GOODS, t.PRICES as I-OW as Um very LOWEST. HuU.p, May ttth. IMS. seyMyr SWaTCB IKS. jTarrwsssi—~ culprits, I ed to des of the Pr_______ Cbackxas.—E. H. Dcaatso al Che stitotinngl to do__ corner grocery, la taking special peins to CongreM what is----- w------ ’'-ywjir-* keep on hand lb* best of crackers. We without one! In this connection, be re­ hate tried them and can truly say that *e ferred to several orders affecting persons bare never found any belter in this mark- and property ta the Southern btalas.— Fie reviewed tbs objection that the. act brief speech, My lag the Democracy did wouldeetablish a permanent rank of pub-­ not elect President Johasnst, but ft Is lie admlobtraliop having greatly eettarg bom their duty to stand by trim. He an­ ed poware. He denied that its wuIk nounced a mesa meeting in future, for ex­ ultation. A flag Boats (rasa St. Valkapowers were greatly enlarged. Ha pro- 1dlgbani'a window. of thia vilUge. A large quantity of reeded to abnw the relative degree of ------------------ reports of the appearance of mom- cattle raven.bling the hardware and bornene ulramingB were power confided by the two- bills, and the found, amounting to about In the iniapprsheuaiM.under which he presumed -------- ,—, la Montgomery county,' Pa. that the President bad labored. He ds- TbaStatahaa appointed a apeciM commeantime Kent^ hearing pf what was elared that not one fortieth of these four going on, fled, anvr waa followed toward millions had ever received aid of the Battle Creek. He finally .t^cAto the Bureau, and quoted fr<qM Gen. Howard’* . woods and eluded the uffeer. In lbs report to show that but 00,000 negroes tbs Knderpeut and’the" <^M^*Medteal had Iw-vn sided and 17,00 while*, andthat evening be returned and attempted to the number wagOMUtogds decraeaing.— and Aperohural Societies are both inenter bis shop, bat was watehed and are Without prohibiting the bolding or leas- veatisaling It " 'H' - ■ n rested. Us was bought before the uffi- in* ufiand by freedman, and in other re A caueus of the Untor nefnbere of the csr oa'Moadsy. waived an examination, specie infringing <M> their natural rights Ohio LegWaiure, maUdbely adopted and In drtoult of 1800 bail was commit­ iu some local rtiaa, they wwrit not per milted to hire t beats* tire out without th* RnoM, What in the aotlon of the ted io tha county jail. consent of their tinner masters. In con­ Unluu ReprswwctativM fo Conrrwea, we sidering the last obJeclM-o." also, of the rroognfte an exposition of tbs principles AaiDauAL.—Tbr desire of the demo­ non concurrence of Representatives of that maBi ut a party and saved our crate for office is proverbil. AcconHbg States affected by Ito provisions, ha held ,country through the late rebellion, and to the A-twerr. there Is quite A rage for th*rtf It WAS not valid, Congress bed no we tandbr each Representatives a hearty the very lucrative (;) offra of President right to pace laws levying'direct tuaa upon these Stales, no right to declare of this village. As usual when a man States in rebelllorf ur to psss*|a«s M> wants to run f»r ulfcs. “Many citixen. " | 'blockade tWr pofta., U) C’>ncTi»>on, he press their daima Three distinct an- Mid be thooghl be was acting in harmony n-'BorcnH-ota t»y tutv umquttous politician with the President tn bis effrrta la per­ areutede presenting as randidstew for fecting thia bill; that il was nd only PrAdenttai h.-tors. the MtneS U R. B C-wktltuli.<Ml Mid neewsesQ to carry «><rt the provlei.xta <»f the Disliunimt, ba i witb..'ul'it the freedmen would ba tyrea lifted over and enalavrd. ' The question being balled frit, lha Chair announced that il was. Shell the bill peas, ihv Piretdrnift objreliiine notwithstand­ ing. a»d upon »M« */• Votes? Fshhe ••* Ceaveysaeer. Aise,^ ■ Y«M:-A«rtb.-ny, IM WWMNM <■»*»,» KM" mMWaaMkb Hastings, Jin. !®th. 198®. J. 8. GOODYEAR *0e. LANDS FOR &ALE. t• X. sai •«’ **<<*•<*» B • K of •* RusMBxa that the JW Jesht BiUrri are combined the beet tonics of the veg­ etable kingdom, with tbe pure essence of Wheat and Rys, the mildest, of all stim­ ulants, sod that, it la there6.ro a safe medicine whan all ordinary tinctures and til un rued tested exciton la wuuJd be per­ nicious. evening March 1st. at the Parsonage.— A general request to all the friends Io be present is earnestly and cordially extend- Put Money in thy Purse.' ROAD TO WEALTH i! It la a duty wbich every one who has suffcrod from the terrible ravages of that moat horrible of all diseases. Dyspepsia, and who has been cured by Coe's Dys­ pepsia Cure, to tell their friends and neighbors of it. ''Do unto Olbera as yon would hare Olbera du , unto you" lathe golden rule. Every ooe that has ever used it, knows of ita wonderful curative powers iu Dys­ pepsia. Indigestion, Flatulency, Sick Headache. 8our Stomach, Heartburn, Cholera Morbus, and we might wy. eve­ ry disea as that arises from a disordered state of the stomach and bowels. counts! due us Must be Paid Immediately! A word to the wise. Brown, Owdlcr, 1 •Doi’r as Foolish.*—Toff can make Sts Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and examine an Invention urgently needed by everybody. Orasatnlile sent free by mail Air 60c. that rotons really for 18 by R.L. Wooleolt, 170 Chatham Square, Now York. , aeplSly ■ pay up; A2 persons indebted toJultasRuam!I de Co., by Note cr Account, are hereby notified that tba ea*a ■tut be Paid! wltbbwt delay. Your Immediate at- teatreA MU SAVE COSTI Hastings ttur: JI, 188®. HEW ADVEIfflSEMETra. jrLIFS IES5ELL A C®. UKVB'kt ®f Ballreid Steck. ©DTOARS 0XSAH8 J. K- UIKMK. /MiiiU , __________ XCMXt FRjJtgffrSwMiy. Soldier® Attention!. ’'jPdCAJNrOES From the beat Makers In ths Country, __ aanu ram ST3EE1 IRBir WBES. irotwy. csMbas, s. j. a, laTiiiuai a ta. ,L XSTATS Fell SALE. >u<o iu �SEVEN GREAT BLEMING8 mother.'’ “And “Okj ■XCUKMD . TO StUtUii fottrj. S.-2i™-rcT?nPRICES OEZXi=2-^S»i MLxab n x JTrfeSJ**—*■’-“!«I 'Ah—., <uu.*ir FSW TnMM’jUU **• ^****>-*1 of a man with Kind tdrH ofwttch tbe1 mutt n copy. ' -BABflAIMiL bit .wnli ■■nfeUetj l<», her dir ily tbe reeult fi expoeurn;.erd h..--aW'ihod»aks4 itjettld MXMtWa MMi Will MOII'I rnfi »411U J»»»W tA.T Any one poeeeesing an ordinary. .aht» luMe. a atMu » “F « tbn«n*«M. a«U --©C****’ unoe. two eet up » alwtabW*^-1^ Ur nboa 4 rndeimin Ne been* <tf indeauy," , | •*"F Good Calico fttrSSrt* ot^u rniwci i*rf6MiMqXJ -Kttr My Slock embracedWMWl] AQKteY^" wMalw a IK NEW ■ DRY GOODS. . Great flUJU .■ SpIrwiU M Jeavadi 'fcp/fcr.'W W. ’*• CHOICE TEA.S, A«lfci'b~y TMR.-W*' «f-"r Selling OffGheaq^ •rj^J '»Fo'ij.;»ruat w N*s Min sfwra, >.''«to- ii. can offer you < •PLEND1D BXittt.iilfBt* ,J wrjuijt. , the’ftna «K3 ..AaaU^Mfk■ .* r«r»4| p^ chart* Tobacco &, S.h ufl inR«ii4b‘uhu>gtk keeping For Do ‘ - I hooka, nothing for Uatf debt*, aadxxily *’ sabwt-TyKRKED DOWN ! 1 ‘ wfc;'Birfbiliioh kKfto&ar atl *' ‘“V'rtr’r jy UirJ u~.IT irbr il *• rer AUZti'dR’Iftr AiBortment oT ’■ z VEH G.ods. ThltTif trfiyTt*! tell recoiled And linip. Th m stationery ijip 'kWiir^a.'—-tTli AtJjJywla r«-tiHlog a itood eir>l» c.f an In-' who purohaaed a hat inxCon rtf.» TOY Srtbki" __ '-f jtk.-Oti ™.m»—I. •»!yj jSST l)X ftaLB-aeun« Pire L—d. «S aee. aa, to A.Tt.'«..iU<n. w t»r**TT, it,ft loans,earn, tows, au»l«a trum M'## READ WH AT MLS WESCOTT RATH " -’J‘n**? ' rT5®g^iw: .ILSMBSTCaEAtii.. BEFORE YOr ^Jg^ f is the broguh |,Gft4d«ffteHrek' JfaiU thp'porcluUl ™ Uk CAJTDY AND CANDY TOYS I «i •.• r w'n< । !i’..t -..r t•'■'■ ’ll <M .ALLAINna OR „ n hearing'the l>CU. awrud (n the Lip n Flavoring Extracts I - th’it 'of delinquent. 010202000253230148480100005301010000000201 ''‘•'Ww?**'''.! 0. D. (FMUrn. OS l>i7>i«(lVkr.FrtaMiiltiea« CareMJy p<at ap. ffA MODERATE CHARGj^ . , J Z\ Aer.« ins we !3.i» 5 S.‘”>f“ " “ ' •><tn A«eaaf Haelaed. »«' pnUff ItrreJermlex ,j,wL,Jjt!± 1^0 r , er tnwr. Itopkiea a^ eMetJ ; erer^jokr *>—“ H P"u W,w„_. 4 am Dodgion the hatter.* "That's rriv'fit.” *I loll you, 1 itm' D-gisid»i *' ll'SW.T-aistss: F " R 8AlX-EH»Ia" la. wTnemeHU. rd» MAW-. « W •* *T KF? B w - ... .. create '^718 ‘CAd THt HASfISBS " DRUG &. RtidW- TAKE CARE OF YOUR STORE" ’ ■•“” '•*fenJt.U|lT'’Ol;kir»T^\<.' .’■il »’da-U!i?*o M.- -AH.yad^SShfcjF IWti.nr. no.rni.A /iMi DTe r-'rwttMW ru?C«a-. •” • Robertsjfc‘ StrikebJi Chr/.an. lifter heWloidr ' fowttnatJta'iTta. *‘juM ttdTHffiMW , iMtyelMiMR struck bar. and aba down atairw just as Bridget was »ahsl tbe doer. , X '■ a moment,, little girt," I aba said in those gentle fctttes that John tdorMledni/ weftApbear. - m -,1 OLD LA DIM IS .ZtEMS-iJSEijII 1$ &:%r#.SUr V Atkt&rr.. . ,s#.J!.ri».. ^wt-a efor,.-.* flJLu ‘While tbe stood there ahe beard t HU ring. add » abort parley at. lbs do —aohik5*a rrfee, apparently eaktag -4 food, and tbe cook’s answer that -te-d, tbye.wat.outhldir’o ’p«™- A amipd M * ••• RELIEF. E&&E ©IH.AJW2 ■mlledaehe looked at Mr. and brurtied back-'beredft, brvwn bait with an ancon Uwaaeeugrace whfch Hd Irt»de'h<w -tf If I welcome eue^tTfflCrWfllRai tpenea^-to eao If T dWtd arrange ecrteilMPW'your ttfcmghiwe .needed it, 1 would getltfof eoriifurt'i bo< first o! all. ymj mwt Btvif cuwee- But we uaa the drawing-room ebi4«ibaai'ahd:tn1” aD'd •glfi-'M Wtfif so'Tittle. The-carpct that is on it flow jn gtildi trim« money, aSe aeAt' Ittfr Mr 0 Mfeoet stf bright aa il wav tbe day we prticuro ftiet. and eat dnwd'fcereaff’, firth® chuwiK nxafr«yw ky>.*A>* Fr«’V *« mean’tuoe.'b^e tbe Utf.4M<S Ike woman laj‘; ’»ith her Mb} ’ bpoM beabltesghtit then." The iplieb young wife pooled ter her Arm. The wan, pale tare uprfn tWr pillows* was nwrTKmt^UiUr-,Annie ^<ape “WelCJflhp, hit it's,'been-down five could not bo »w>iijnkhtal‘ or Vp'rMbtic, years, and ill Only ntee betSausa I’ve aboyt thia woman—cioukL by' no tttbAtl UltM’smdi. aka cnee of iu If I’d Men ifleaNw.btr' fatrf'a heWiftk Y.cl^VSAV caxgka. and lai It get spoiled, you’d Imre wMjiimuihtng good ai.il true it, htl.Fi-* bought another without grumbling, ^-u pressing, and when she tliri«3<W' pV^p,' know yon would. It's too bad, M livo the Moy .pore comfortably, n Tight 'butt got to ewc.-thinga round O're vat- jost be- rIqw of rhnlber-love iliumioeff Ber VBL I oauee 1'niMrerel dhibedij'uSm*t you lures till they arerabwUet then pretty.— ..... , ^.Jirjj of. eeeing tbeaama things always Mra. Lewe was not long iaOMUtiug 'hrtbefW**.. t^7U Mln uJa aV^r “Not easily,' ate' torn? •< 6»ey. ,ara-tbe same, fresh and bright as bvel.y;! am :^."Ua^-Wiuk d,..k. g-nwiLtmt, Mrs. Lan« >aa ailipg en impuiate! m a good tiling, therefore, that muaiW ber n.L and gentle and M ..' “Are you hungry T* aha asked, pityli.ph. “It dnenfq matter io much kh-ebmU ma'am, 1 could bear to be hungry, bM Eltrf know -Mt to dn for itj nitMr. READY wi^.mnin^WwpT7 PZfcOB^rMe-vl »*Ual ----- - ,u>kWlr MfBi , atioeiy .with abate. Bhe «4nMtk. rawr*haip.v a <•■> n ut.'.u* ee-«B Me; iLerNMaUi eHeat,' aailebc Mteueaa»aeilo..ht», -umdi Mate toedii'N*Augeait with. W;.wa ^“Vm^aboutthe carpat, Annid. yyirpt. mariner, front Ute moment jou enured the room. Bui then, she thi.ofjhi «he needn’t Buy n great, gaudy thing; and » Wilton waereally eo much m<yq alejpnl,eo mu.il more.in keeping with ber raaatenod and brvcamUe. Then ah? be>. H . jb iud9ieaaiute^w<md enddtin pang vf tttmrwad aaTedpraaM wbMber aver « bar JHa ebe MA de^ag mil, lO-.taAy.iS harvett day were come, she would have on. ehearto ' ahtW (o'tbo ’MtedF.-’ WW bad RtveiS of W kfrtfodRoeo>b~*>at>il%<m iif court®, whirr'cMritNBld'wutMN*|Nio«o had bwfi prrtcnled W her • bul’kbe thought It % bore And a burden, <qo»« prik|l<^e; Of herowh awcrtl, wbMMfi had the ever done—what mhe,” wdtoaa; IL61 cb’.M wM thenr to rite op •d*Hhtr bleartdl ' 1 (RECK F©B A CA1PET. “Here we are tmi'aiD.’ eaM • UMeHM breaking the «tteot«>’ *■*'* ’ " • D b acLurfcBAXM-xn iropSr»^ : <'. It waa-n t*o«tory.‘ «dbdMr*lioM»T»J fore which they hat! etnop^f. They went up atalrv, and the 4ittle 'glrt Jpimed' a door. t t-m <Bom ‘‘Mother,*’ aha takl, “a lady h«s comrt home with the to tee’1^-4 aiwd4ad* moment before be anawerad. She had ^.‘S“d beed U «fe «* five yeare. bot h* f*r waa as sunny and as girlish aa' when be ’■'Mrs. ’Lan; rtiivd a; thometh/'dh 'the first wooed her. Her blue - eyn^had threihold cf tbe room, and tbolc Io snch ecarcely abed a tear in all those years. a pictoreas in her yvtnw. happy life ebe bad never keen before.* The apperttnanf ref theWm was almoil bare of fornHure—w> Csfpet wap 0" tfia fUor—lhere waa only the WJ three chair*an»T'it tabfe. But t*rbrtbtag was aa neat as hands could mike'if ;hm4 agafqrt the"Wtin, 'rt-Hd<bt*f tH'lfcd. .V.ll -------------------urn— V AfW.bThat drawing room ... . poeeea.Iona. Tbe carpet waa aiianjr ebaded, mocrlike greea, ------------erffylCTlg tonka SO wait. ShoconfeMed to herself that it had » mor# /elinr.i nir than MrvMiivne’t fiirge-figured Wilto:., QUMA3 0. D. SPAULDING, had been when M>mb other peraiiVtiT waa handsomer, or their Indian shawl a deeper border. And now ebe waa Ruahri , , .“ButTni tu’t a carpet. Ours la only a AnsaaeU, you know, afid I did ab w’attya WlhM. ltka Mrs. Maynes.” j. . 45nMra. Mayne la the serpent In ,Mur Edeni .Well, Annie.give rue tiiiiulght re tblnk about It," and b« bent toward THE BADWAY'S J.MT4l«P5IV4D it de operstMtf} Shirts faflHiwpydtf down' aiu».t- -Utah ffi■?n|•^m..lr«tMted Un dim. «■»*’ ' Taril 1 - Sem'eiriWk. Majufr-.1 that '>-«> by itoteaUa ped* * »W' GROCERfBS^ s»rs^asssftKr J 1 hare tried tu gel a place- to wm£ no Mie wKt urite mat ; They any a child -WJfWJDWkBABWRCTnnMu ^¥«> and now abq\ be.n^iek a while, and sW JM-C-Hd. »•’»« «P «’*v- ! &. iu?u£ >»&&j t»r MPoe.ar' A LECTURE VOUNO MEN. * - ---------- — j£Xl Oort I ~ '.r —W< flMeew* Tr»*unca« ■£■■1" �EN GREAT BI jjCRt.iEUNS a: Have just Purchase ft. *W" *•"nS’Rl of «ropm>- -Tbietk1 tab.maMito'ol hbrinr ihaa, & farmilta Meh A..LAW.WO0LSK7 tW dv-dMl-wi. tarn but be found 14,to Mt extent to IqmA , ““ dfdtdawFw &OUIEKD IPMOMw tnetit 0 should jiehh 1 tala the fertilising matters in urine, but tba would also prevent tba waste of the moat eatable - ■eMtUuMta of. the sd«4 eMramwota. He bad dwell od that, cbemwa) point. beaauss il bad un der bis notice especially, in consoqneAce «<Tsm exifntn«i<-n of ta liquid portion of tbe dung, sect tn him by Mr. Campbell of buacott Park, in that liquid he found a verjf large proportion of poepbate uf limeg which 'on.uibaewta insoluble. 1 yielded rttlj s ton ptf *rt-i dlffervue* There is almnet a universal failing with fermern i. ta having^ roiUMH* «yF*,i thia ia absolutely osoaaeary in equatuung IK/IBW 1OBX. SIKOt •tta cundilioc moat be arranged and culli voted iu I rhtaiton tn. Mita ta fall b0>rt»of tba llleJ. ' Another errnr with American fkrtners is In Laving larger .fartne than can be cullivated properlyi a No tarnier ehould have ahrpr farm than be eawkwap iu r gisid state <>f cultivation. One acre of It*d etbn triei cd and etriwvatrd properly wWjrl^lq a: recompense etjtaaf th two nr ibtea seres poorly tilled, nod but exceed iOg free half the mn bf hsreeeting per • aara'J Latxl should be well stimulated end cultivated—nothing to last by this. Ch$gt faOd'end it'wlll cheat you ; give to laud and k wflf more than repay you— this shouUFlie'dneoF ta leading rules <*f • a farmer.. ■ . , . t . Omsok A. Wsm. • "CieUeU*n, Mkh. OUR STOCK OCR WCILTHES ry, known as harvesters, mowers, reapers and. beaders, gives employment to an ■F°.U‘ /.teWter*,! Ky csnl hitfo U CROCKERY is the largest cverj broguht to this mart,■ ) rh.idrss Ml sod hrafae or LtkaArtos’ Usl1 I.rs III- Rrlief nmetes aM ,-ahi aud dis WuHT • art Asrsa <rf Flas tal. ater AO-sn s «.<. )U far sate-. B w«*“’. ty ; sr.r.r yrtee abtet M IB SAUt-BMofawX*ati«iaojgoai is. tsTSsrasSfl* I IB kAU-s • W Set^.T ».?, » V> yvCs) is. KsaVCe.. 1« aerss. ing intoffst. The; Introduction Qf ’Me class of mschlnrry has brought abuul a re» ■•lutjosi’ln’labor as applied to agrieuL turn, and pending the ' war was aU^dad with important reaulta, in relegalng a large potfltei r>f "the farming-UaMba to beef armt without dstritawt toabw produeinjrinterfa>e4jf ibgW>onlry: 'We are tolotiued from intelligent sourest that in tbe ftsS^eartba number of reepeea and (Auten tuadrlnUe .Unifad Sum w tw«far from 8V.000. nearly aU of wb'uto' w/ri> Add St ratda highly, remunerative. Ita omw^ie^ee wm, tat, this branch of insi’ofajtnree waw stimulated .bwytmd a b,sinful ft row I ban Jhat of taStcx* <.f meotaeeoti band al tbe opening>Lr' ptnawit eessoti fully oue-tpanoe. and perhaps o'nw half rainales This to partially acomated far by tbe sudden deelinr In tbe price nf farmers’ produce, and the Influx of labor from the army — Thia year st Inst lOO.OOOtnschmes have been made. . Thrrv are aboil 225 manufacturing firma solely engaged in making Agrkuf ETHiTi DRY COODSd . iJOl'D .ETO Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES.-i Hats &. Caps, Btaavaraa CROCKERY AND CLASS Wa'SX' AU© STJMHKDHZBX ----- AND----' Which will be sold MwttntT1 rt>a Aweieottcee—Tbe For Doing Busimess^ manufacture tj n»wl> Invented machhie- HARDWARE STORE ARK EQUAL TO AtfV LN THE\ aawunt of capital and hd>wrYargcr than to Pmerally eupprwed. It la; m fact, a lead* STATE. wt Dm nr- VERY CREAPt\ FOB CASH OBBEADT-rAT. X A. GOODYEAR uOW'MB-ww w ■- JuMUMri -WttOTBKH'; -i XILmcdSsu’imm'- , , pf all ..tad* . la 1 gaaaaaU/hMlM** <*•••■*••< *• Btato.. and will be sold at RUSSELL’S STORE, c Hastings, Mi.cfc.r. JULIES Bl’MELLfaCtf.,; May 10J18W. r wt _ i [KEN IX INSURANCE Ctk*. Railroad Prices, ; 1Adding flH|l|htis« ; a«d esas'eU walaly of ' NAILS, IRON, 1 ,TIN WARK of AU- AIK DS, Manhetltt, Phoenix of Hardoc&l STOVE PIPE, SAP PANS, TO ®W:S® 5BW? •T«b Ferae Nrosre.—We Wa well re­ OLD LADIES » FAIR MAIDENS call the night uf ruin which nebered w the lam me. h wan a warm summer's 0vsuing, soft und plrMairi. and nothing iu the atmosphere foretold to a O/tU^’*’ ob­ server that eaythiag unusual waa impiui-, ding. Il happeord td ua to drive through some < f tbe large belds of potatoes which at that time occupied so vast a pert of the ample land of Ireland, and through tnr open windows of the carriage came, the awewt smell of ta potato bloaesun— CARE OF^TODf rzzz?/? r 1>H STKlCKLJJUrS lUiiuoM OMKk B»1m» &■&£$£ <& .©$10^ । we remarked A ift I***'. aft*r dinner ata neighbor's bouse, we returned ’ ShelfHardwarc, ROPE, GUtlKTO-STOTTES. Shirts Drawers (imctir <»£■*!. XT/5 Tss meuAiSD VALts orvsiktv iit'SedWdh; ds st tbs seaesat Maa. wdMMMMMMMa** .lisnat , sad tb» Pbwall. by ....... a W IS swpls CsA CaMlal «41 Ilfi ■H«M sgsss ts Farming Tools oF all IAINT8. ails. V .; [e. Bnt h"W changed from, what 1 a few hours before. “What a horr CASH AHMET! flLASH. U piTTY AND WOODEN WARE 2SEB LET THE 1FFUCTED LciJts always paid rre«pOj. • l.MfeFBflMPAT! -*••'**! srsisst'rsrt.'ssun md btaat^aJ. Th. blight «d nbt comm a io later aaaaooa, partial) y Mid slowly. >ut at once and entirely. The whole f'"»d *T?irb!ttis» eurr, tl>s very wont Had rfrup- sfRlCKUNc ; •*—t.O-aalteUoa Beams 4M He uU. Cteri. i-psM*^ -YlT aae Ma Paetor man day ♦-a. to 5 ». ■ HARNESS " 'SrOTTOSrO 2u£EXT. * /-.Mtadtow fl|Tf>l*hd SHOP, Aad larartaMj. *X' 'MdA PB1CBB. aAMMtuaw ww-eha Hmmw, TtaUM fcsMwl Oerd W »wmoseBwM.trMu ^HMbin U not Bensine rwwsasr; �BAKJIEE. HOUHCTH THIS fOTTlT.' • of the Naw Free deus'! B»by tbs President places the » and tbe Executive Dipart » Geveremvut at rttipodaa hi ■Me of tbe moat vital qwee- rebellion, and we tender aneb Riprueaa talivee the hearty support and sympathy of ooreel roe and «W neurtiteeuta. Resolution passed tba House by a vote of Tt toB; Senate II to < Bath Houses adjourned is aMteamaratioa ■/ WMhiagtrm'e Wrthdav, after wUeh •nd Maass ef which to Mplsiasr Va. He ssyx pertepe, tbuaaly aa troa was eeald Usr Smith and several members of the L<- •»* neat t-Ml. or s.cb yolval cold, or such ieiature, taking strong grana fa agaten •add* vUwoitadoe. Why Uwe doss U Ml rooort tbe Preaident'e veto. la U>. rest T—ieasd PAreaUw, whisk. IfH Wnehiacton'a birthday vn celebrated • ill set mats btaiaa iron ps». will si Ivssi ^aU at UnievUto by a pmoeeaioe wf the »J I repSs > a sapI dty of btoJVMem *• ■» rtU. 8. Infantry, Ttnror*B Society, and tbe eoldkera end sailors of tba Union - nr- I A mwatraw am. beM la tbe eve^J I. I bmrottr the President's nta.Gov. Brant lelle prmidlng. Speejroo were meds by , Mne, i»iUm liver, aad rvgalalv aad leviger the Governor end other disliagttlekrod in Me ita state Mlw*l martuvvry, t|uU Ita dividuele. RewJaiione were adopted re UeecU al Meg M Um moj v( Um wveltar. •< Hable lake yrtetmad by every ebaSgii ifnwyir- I. There is no troceesity for tba bill, •a tbe present lew to still io fores aad is quite sufficient IL Tbe bill Is unconstitutional, owing to tbe lack uf jery trial is the Frewiaroa's enurte die. - J1L Tba bill is not limited at to ttowe tad its proaieions are not adapted to a time of peace end a Mmetructed Union, IV. The expense is t«w> I urge. V. The bill provides MOtp care for the hlecfc man then tbe • hl tee of tba r«*u Bill unc. nilitalloi>tl;eiprMs1ng hiadncee to the freedmen ; thanking tba Proai South. dent for his veto ; advoentiag tbe rights VL Fl la objected that tbe bill carries of tbe Stale to rrmtrol their domestic trot an egreeroent of Gan. Sherman, in- concerns; oppiwing tba distrust of the dorsad by Secretary Stanton, in relation people eiprveead through tbe Legislature-, favoring the rswloreiiim of tbe right of to. tbe occupeliue of the aea-ialand lands by the freedmen ; that it w ill make the freedmen reckless and unwilling to co­ gag* ia labor ; that tiro Exeeul.v. will! W'ctam ta bad o< ita seitar. HlATHAXIKL NAYralH. Ika. have loo much power under the bill; end jaallaaly Broatlya. Kiagt . W. Y. finally, that ea thv South has no ieproesntatxs in Congress, legislation in which ft baa no part should not be tolerated. THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY * Some ol these objections are not with­ FUR IRREGULARniES. Jjistuiu' C|jr gutinjs ^mtr, roiLiftsro irui nmosiuT. E |t 'guymwaa aiaar, cgcxtt TH '-Marfa aid b* «**• jnctnoat *» *—*»• TODir SX3JKIS. Lyon's Periodical Drops! out force, while others seem to be baaed Tbe JForW ________________ entirely upon tbe prrjodices engendered I bas nobly eoatained hia character far by a sou tbern education. Tbe eaiating law | •teadineee of purpose and political oourage by ths veto he sent to the Swub expires by ita own limitation in one year yeetarday of the bill fiir enlarging tba after the clues of the war. Thia to cer­ powers of the Freedmen’• Bureau. Tbe tainly a refotatiou of Uro claim aet up cmaldvraUoa of most immediate interset that the old law ia euffieient. The cla:m 1 »Obe Hhehbood of tbe veto being eCro Cm tba bill be pneaed by a two that the bill bee no limitation aa to time tive. ia frivolous, if it works bad^i or is not third ol both H me11 over tbe veto and beeorne a law In spite of tiro President 1 aesdid, it can be repealed al any time.— We think It raaiwg, but tbe queeti.m is Tbe objection that it prA idea better care not*so entirely fire fnuu doubt aa to oct fifrfbe black than the while man is an the public oactoay at rest natil the trial ■swarthy appeal to the prejudice <<f reeve. Tbe ubjeetivn that il places in tbe brtda <>ftbc Pnroldcn*. too mBeh power, Ar ran UNION STORE ar suiBTDn & main, WATCHES JEWEIIT IIAUOHM mv&iCaTisstkvussts, , ... t* the Duplex Eliptic (mt double) Spring Shirt. J 4 C. jn»« tutu. Fsbresry tMh. IMt. to» ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE “ Tut Money in thy Purse.’ Silverware, Bronzes, Ac., even move deeply, far this veto will he U> question to be seriously oxieiuered. underatoud by all that are brutal and refAnd if the President distrusts bis own fianly at the South aa giving licanaa to patriotism aad fears to take tbs rvaponai any abuts and oppreeaiim of tba black! KUty which increased power eoofero, 1 that white malignity aad rancorous hate can devise. why should not Gogreaa and tba people beat tala! ( , • It to not so much the veto o/ this par- GUARDIAN'S BALE. ROAD TO WEALTH 1! r nnn wniKon »«>■•»"“ “H1*a.UVV uu. •' 4 v- " WMmd w va.M!*! evvn «“?• ‘ ■—• »-***•- ’-r. - ■ticalar meteors that tbe country will re- gret,aethe apparent seeking of anoeca-. etouwbylbe President, to quarrel with' Congress end the Union people of the cuOBtry. We have heretofore expressed much confidence that tbe President and Congress might hennenize their action if not their viawa. But tbe President seems to ba wanting In'that forbearance which wee’ neceeaary on both cities, and travels GUARDIAN'S SALE. grrae or with tba country. 8o for aa the claims of the freedman are cooceraad, be | seems to reach tbe end aimed at in tiro, vetod bill by other end what be deems lass radical igenctox it will therefore be | Oar roaearo subject tee rodaadsMyefv.iiaM for Caigreee end the country to weigh MU st ibis ••sass, sad it is sa d»g< rout u it k carefully tbe objections nfered, and ail at pesvalaat, bat Vraadrolks pills afurd aa* IsvaislaaM to respect if they cannot aaMl la tbe question ahlch the executive veto i <>« rvadiegMChag ita MVtaee, 4aly vvriAvd 1 L ■.■■ni u roll airtata real meats taiaegtag « Mid —I., ■■ M<11^ ^mmMd TtavMMn k fa CXro4. Ttai tbauUy, ita . Uta Say +UerMieaM. si utee/fert fa tta ] GUARDIAN'S SALE. •Be of the record in hia veto message, Virtually dictating to Congress tbe pre­ Rae method to be pursued upon ctbe^ <Mtinoe of reconstruction. Tbe tone ol ftaoteaeageie not in that spirit which a. tsTEinooi a ca. faada to harmony sad wa fear may lead to reaulta which every lover of hie coun­ VTAAEH0UBE8: 403 ARCH ST. "PHILADELPHIA, 4X JOHN ST. NSW YORK. ^rx^J’Yv M 4vvrtrrrsras. try had bojrod to ane avoided. ; ]a^cmeMtfsM.whrtia to be done t Ung tn peas tbe Fr^mo'i Barone bill nntaiihatandinx the Pranidect’e veto no ' being in aecurdanea with the Mtlnronta oftbeir enuetitoento, and tbe priaaipUa upon tbe support of which akma this GUARDIAN'S SALE . ; We regret to My that quite too much **ta" wee previously shown by some e Repraeentativea of the people, totbe Present before the veto. Tbe PreuideBt lakes up tba glove with quite further adopted a reanlutiua deciarinf that, ia the Union majority of Cungreei this legislature reangntoae a noble array •>f tried defeodara of the principle i/om•tituliosrol liberty, and rapoM with oom- • •IF**11- "Nxh. eed breethea out drWMutoen uud defiance to some uf tbe Igreved Bepreeentativee of tbe people. it* IN timed speech Wcopperhead! and The etaainer Atlantic the pint MeSetai eympMhi»rr«. And thia Ur •fafauetodt. io behalf of the Uaron.— the North Americas Steamship Ct :» tor* counselled moderation ; we Mill ••lied yesterday C«r Bremen. E. H. DUNNING, OBKMIWIW ^utinjs frier Anrrnit. ,‘izrzs- Merchant DW ike OT3 OKT ? the MM. No fund ean come tn tbe MMiJ by • quarrel I etween Grogrras an* the Bkeeutiva. SeneaeHOieto and AND CHEAP AS THE •retene eym pat hrzero alone are jubilant •WMhnrMlL Let rt be avoided id peeelbie, by any ctmeeeeiona that do M* aneriiee principle, and break Uro IW-IWI of tbe Government. This ; fittoh the eonwtry will demand of ita •MMa. Mo abaad<*nroot of prrod plea, Tailor, Variety Grocery Store, rtlKNMriUNG GOODS, CHEAPEST! At Pltcn aa LOW V. I REEVES’ AMBROSIA. FOR TBE HAIR. ' CUM! sg sad prasswaUve new is ana. h sups t EATING SALOON! HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHfLAMLFHlA, PA. AiU 1M» «t«aiw« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-03-07.pdf 3896b4cbf0e6abc702fa57899031859b PDF Text Text J3WKA8 8OZIT2AH TILLIff =»«=» HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MABCH 7, 1866. . iljt Rulings ^aritrr, u PUBLISHED ErXRY WEDXXSDAT, At MABnBOS kARkY, CbbkTT. KfCHTOA NEW HOOP SKIRT FOR 18C6. B* Graat InvraUea of tba A*a fa. SeO!1 GKEETS. J W. BRADLEY'S Rew Penal IHFKX U.I LllTIU (or doable) Bl’KtoO SKIRT. Tais’un*xr>o» count* ofnerLEi (nr two) Elume 1'iaa Ustwas S’skl Sraivoa, fags»M«Sly RnUad IfabUj sod Srmly together, sms to use* mskaaa lbs fcaatort. m-Ml tLtxiais. auvvne sad asujZa Bruiau a’*r -*"<■ The aeldoia bead or araak, like U>* aiagla •|z'iog», ud eusteqeecly C,.Mrr, tbmr pvrf.ct *ud LcsuUIol Sh*M more Uaa iwiaa *a loag a* say single tpring Alrt that •*TasnooM**re^or*red with* ply doable twielad thread and wilt »*? »•*«•« ,0"fi “ *• ' awata lata covering wblcb i» u»<<! ou ail the old uaal* a*aa> Hoon BItttt*- The three botloa alio Doable Stoat rod* ‘warn Baaasar A Cast, Proprieletaef Ibelu■ouan. aad But* M**i riCrLaaaa, Vt Chs*b«r», n4 71 ileadc Btrvcla, Xvw York. Fa* .Sals io all drat «>**• store* in thia ejty.jed iroughiniltbaUiotrl .Slate* and Cansd*. Ha MM da Cabs; Hrsice. Boalh Anuric*, aad tb* gjy» fuquire fur the Duplex Elliptic ..r double) Spring Skirt. J. C. )Wm« ’Put Money in thy Purse.’ HOAD TO WEALTH!! r AAA ACTIVE AMD MMKaBLE AGFXTR. t)',VUU Mala orF«n*I». and of *H age*, are waatad u.easts** every city, Tvwu Village. world, for th* >*J«ef wef WATCH Ed. JEW EI.R1 BILYEU-WARE, MCM1CAL DOXES, ALBUMS sad dtber artieUa. Kutrgrtic person* «\ 5-«a habit* <»d.C*tr to«iaaaa tact. ean cfaar tour 1*1 p«r "*«k in th. (Mwirv. amt a much larger uauust >■> UnaUy Ab Capital JiqtirtU Raa>plM ef aor Artieies, to lb* *tovcnt af g*. will b< east by wail far inipveUoa, and if pot per ra«Uy aatiaUelory BO cbarxcl Bead yuer addrew. Ifyea ar* ofaa lodnviriou* l era of mind and incao*l«flma:*dial» wa^th! B'r’*,pAltfttlWO« Ac CO., Impe'Ura, t*j Breedway, M«w York. fabflll UNITED STATES SS1KB3. S'SIJ 'WiiJklia, Factory, CAMDEN, N. J. s. Sesteibioos a ci. P Mitecrsercalnti. txel xn WAREHOUSES; 403 ARClt 8T.WlGAt>EI;PniA, 42 JOHN ST. NSW YORK. Us msrtri. *30 *rr in ... .——-J --BartitM rt point 1» u*s b«.i Ttoy ar*. UMMfars. wire to <*>» «.6dcs« Ms AjB«rvctn public. sU yv-H- .» *pp.’to*ttoi. Lwu made ta Order, *»f any Patterai ar Stamp Mc^ateeM. GESCHWIND, Merchant giistuios’ NumtM JtarUrfl: Jtcai Hiti giiflcdltitm Three boys In Csmdon. Pa., forced a Urge quantity of • bisky down tbe throat1 of atMitiiar boy in that town, making him ■ fasensibfa. A Paris eevan Ims discovered that only a quarter as many women aa med are •truck by lightning. An Immense locomotive weighing 85, ton*, he s been mstfe th France. Thirty torrt ls a rerpectabfe Jrtfa horse Berea. 1 borft*. ’ ’ ’ - Glass brads1 , especially’ colored ones,, *re'the rage just m>w In Puri*. They wear tUm nn their neck*, arfae, hair,. avax/irbere. The** nre.TIW mtil and H3 female Cnnvfata in the penitentiary st Juliet, W..— About 300 more than lartyear. Tbs preaidsnt of ons of tbe leading Boston trank* hasjuat bad his .salary rais­, ed to 817,000 per ysar,,un accauul of valuable aer.viosa. , The population of Rbr.delafand is 184,M6.- Tkwware 10,181 persona in the Bute who new neither read or write. A woman h> ftinghampton. New York, rerantty Stole 11,400 and hid it fa hst Tb* rroBtar nMetlsp of WILD FLOWER waterfall. It «•• several day* before LODGE. Xo. M, arv baldMsbA«v «••!*( ef»*eh the nmrtablu Could fl'rtd H. ” IUO" *t The copy of the-vetoed Freedmen’s BurvaiTbill, which la being publi*h^ by Heart"** Villa** Hep* bl teen Cance*. the prase throughout thy country. I* a bo TiMA Rapobtlsaa Caasua will hs tuU st ths Couto gu* ropy, rotiuele^J tv Clark'* onto*. o« Frida; aveoia*. March vtb. There fa greet uxoiemsnl in Fall Riv­ i.xj.'i’Ei 'aszxex' ’srai er. Maaa., ever tbe d»appear*ace of so eBxrterkftka ViU**aofllMUa(«.aa<! far *aeh old resident, and tbediscovery uf 830.000 other k«*lasso saatsy sum Sators faffed pkprr left behind him. HMVirgmfa House has passed the **cn»to-b»ll arnendmg lh« usury law, er. ■s to authoriw? contracts far the payiueat VtixioB Euonox—Tb« annual elec­ of sight per cant IntsrsM. Works are meeting at G Jden City Col­ tion of the village of Hastings takas place «>n Monday next. We ire (ektraoMty orado, for tbe manufacture uf railroad desirous of seeing good and efficient offi­ cer* elected. We suppose the'ohly way l» do tbfa le ~to~.de feat the democratic ticket, since the Pioneer has intimated In advance, tAt Wag In the majority.Ata* The great controversy between the have no idea, of a lent i ng anybody but strict Pcnnaly Vania Railroad Company and tbe Atlantic and Great W*stem Ballri'kJ mlrty men. Their policy will probably ie U> rivet a mao fur Marshal Wbo t»n and the Catawi*atand Reading Railroad • aa decided y eaterday by Justice Read, make money by making men drnnk.and of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in then make mure by arresting them after- favnr of the Pennvly vauia RaUruad, the injunction prayed fur being granted. The great feature of the Philadelphia PoiUTliW.-Tbe friends <.f Rev. V. G. sloth market yesterday »u »n axciteBoynton snd lady, of the M. E. Cfinrth nieui in tbs CalawiaM Railroad abarcs, caused by the ennounewmtut of tbe decis­ made them a handsome duoaliua .jvn ion of the court declating null ^and Tuid Thursday evening of last week, amount­ lha contract with lbs Atlantic- and/Great Western Railroad. About 4.200 ahareis ing to the sum of tfTO. uf the preferred sv-ck cbang^i hand* at 82 lu SSe.. cljieing al Irttey. pries. Tbe Mnnx DsM'icmatic euminua stunk advqfsed to20e About last Pioneer gives Us 100 leetof ibe right einbankinrtil of tbe Saratoga A:R- R R., about half a rails the avpbanU for oar , uvrtbcast of Ssratutts was w«ab>d .away The Pioneer say s be i* rtfsrsfarf [modesi] Sunday morning. It nili probably lake to announce the name of Augmtu* Rich­ several day to repear it. In tbe meantime ardson a* a canddate Marshal.— train* meal and ohango passenger* at the , ‘ Many voter*" (1) present tbe name of break. LulhsrS. Ltwrence,* banker. Hen­ AllenJuoca forjw-clccutxuto theeetne ry C. Lyon and Bpeuocr Peilua, sere arraigned in,New York yertrrday' or a charge of having stolen 83,000. U. S. ry The editor of the Planter boast* bunds. Thay ware stolen frujq the pi>ok of wbal hi* devil know* of' the Freed­ el c< Mr. bwiiiburn fa Ju/ie, 1&A3.— men* Bureau bill, Tbe editor "may acci­ Some uf the (»onds were found in Mr Lawrence's office. ' He alleged that hk dentally have made * true atatemenu— purchased them from Lyon, "bo, upiln It is universally conceded that hi* devil being arrested gave fafarmatiua which knows more than all the rest of the es­ led to the arrest of Pettus. A fire in Philadelphia last week, comtablishment. . inenccd in Roberts’ hardware store, and “Tbe Banner says—“it fa a pity that communioited to James Kent, Sand era* brain* w«ra nut more evenly.distributed.* dr Ct*.’* exlanaitr* dry Aloud* warehouse. Well, that I. so. Had they btsfl. U-e The upper aturies of- the latter building were destroyed. Roberts' store entirely dwproyetfa. Luas over 8750.000. Rob. berta' PvA 840,000 ; Tfaiitma de Bnifc, 820,000. Kent. Sanden* de Co. occupied’ Bonus.—It is p<witivsly sseertsd that Tailor, the copy of the Freedmens Bureau bill being published through lhecoentry,(and the 'Xin from which the Punttr deyil of this village quotes) Is a bnguy bill put forth by the New York..2Yrt*«. i>An.r l\wr.—ThcderroR Daily Poti ss^hb^m’M. wHl '.mikt.'M. «Ppemriwi <* Uie^f ot Apyll’ ind pe*»P* rVKXMHlKC GOODS, At PRICES as LOW ** tks very LOWEST. Mmimc*. MrtK fart.-J»Jr FAR Tfa^Attot* fffcrof WeffiMwd^ evenli^tkhy* -Idrs* Jane - filwiBuhelm orrnu run or iunTcffimr. valued st 700,000, which were destroyed. The drug store -rf Bb-wmakcr fa Smith waa burard : lusa 825.000. Twenty five firms wero reported injured, .mm known Ut be killed and several others reported. Mr Moss* Fl Odell. Nhhal Officer of tbe Port of New -York, baa been lylnr dnngiruuvly III of xlipiherta Air Mversl week a, but" there la now a good pruspect fur hi* recovery. A J*e— CabiM^»»«»|<^-Tbe PeeafaeM fertbaQ)Urt«wia*U?GMNKTkaffiaawn Monday, hy tbe Quariermaetar General, with the approval nt the Secretary of * War, for Alarespreetful language' again*! the Preaident of the United States, to Saturday’s edition of tbenewspaper "Web •be edits, TAr Ren»ni*r»cto>wt*/. This is the second disnitesal frrnn that office Cur facility to the Giivernment. A sfa'rt time agn a Mr. S. Lathrop wes dismissed fife ntu-raneee 'diarSepeaifol towards tbe Prouldetrt.' Tbe C-dowing nn«e Is ghbMwd: Thetully grdend*‘fiir rte Atnendlog •nnwenartncirtdf’the New York HeeM! of ths reiipet.lngsif tifa 'stave trade by tbe FreedmrAV Bilrthu. ark tifa -v^ferstiohs t<f empfaynfant sffiewm In havering: ptnem In writvkn 'cnntrM* •wjwberk'to the United Suites far the unemployed destitute freed people in WksMngtnn.— SlETy-three were want to Mfatie»ippl I art wdek, after seeing their employer and MUST BE PAID Oner Afanduu Daniels was braukbt to gtief iifewdsyesincr.' far pasting epuH. mfa portal currency. "’He wss’rdistovad to Kidhtneino’-lor eismtnstfaD. This emmly h flooded • I th the nwt willefa. otri emhiuimd uflhk imd paper thei wo ^resw' ahd shy m*mhb*«M be sent hi State PMoA'MFIfft, '<■•» *tla«pud to pass iL This man I* ths second one that hrs bretParrsrt^ withlh' a kbort time.— Fine Ptif IfarAor^r! ■ 1 On’’Friday nlgit last, dur two'bight •facMiso and .•cun.ubl. Ud obcsU and.very , llbeaal donation givM ue al tbe ParwMisgeon Thursday everiing, March n.«i.e., J.. fifty cents for females Is charged to pay current erpenaev, auch as printing, blsnkets, etc. The salaries of the spent. In m> way depend «poD the fee*.' '■ (Shtned) - C. HOWARD. Brevet Brig. Gen. Aae’t CoihV. • Mr. J. C. Derby. (J. 9<Agent firf the Pavl* EshiHtion of 1907. has been In attondmee on Congre*. f<>r-*c«e»al davh to explain to members the -tiecwaaity for appriiprisU>m,'lf 6ne l«tobeni«de,ws'tbe ut.n.wt limit <# tima ’for application* of -phrnn ie no* n band. Benaw Bunmvr end Gov. Banka, the Chairmen of For­ eign Relations in each Flow*, tmvlng the correct In ebarge, ark urging priwnpl and faiornMcaeti-n. More then IS,009ar­ ticles from all the loyal States, have been received- by the general agent at New ~ • 1 TjCTM EWITMOL------ thM.'TMWVB W.*Mnf •*> a^w<X«L»W Au Mt ____ ly,a HhK e huud. The woman was bro't Jefure'Jurtlce Chipman the nett morning And'after, an examination was sent to Jaff, to await trial nt th* Mjrt terrii‘! »'f ijte CTreiiTt Court‘ wmitnn ha. slready Curt this comity a great deal of maper, ar-d .. b.iM.sfc .Xln get a 0.(1 at JseV f’T , Sona.^trIk o'clock laat-niglil. oor tillage,was artmsed.b* ^a.cry of 6re.Tr There Were parties Id tosfn, and a large auoibn; of olixeos were sosn gathered to the scene. Tbs. fire lugjgfa*tsd in th* store of William. Wallsea, on ths south west side uf Washington airMt, and soon spread up and down the atrest until it 'sweptthe entire block frum -Famt to Finn street. Tbe wind w*s blowing pearly *«<»* tbe street.and tbe buildings un lire Apposite side uf |he street were saved with the greaUat difficulty. Tbs fire i*-aow subdeed, or rather baa burnt itself out,.*ud |h< whois bketk g.e ww •Jsmoking ruiua., Tha bwafa ovsr 810. 0Qa-Gr*»dZfaaSc . PAY UP Gen. Cushing m Wednesday finished hi* plea in the Supreme Court In tbs MaMachubetts Ivqeur case, and was fal­ lowed by Attorney General Reed of that Stale. At the req best ot Mr*. Lincoln ths United States Treasurer has invnstrd •22,000 npptnpriated by Gmgreaa fa 620 goternmeut bendrftlre. 1 A record kept by one of the officers of the redemption division rrf the Treasury Lut evening a span of Worses were Department, shows that coenterfefta frm’n the tSO hvueduwu to the firs eent notn, aoen running down Main street, at a amounting in the aggregate to 9206 75, sapid p-iea. The street was filled with pw>ple and teams, and there w*i much danger • ere detected and marked by that officer uf * ooiiWun. While tU horse*.wore running at their fastest *peed, sums per, during the pat few dais at Waehmgton son wltose name we did - hot lenck, ran uf decided dWeCimcea between tbw Presi­ from the sinews lk(MMgbt tbesMsWttee dent and 3eerdta.«jr Birrtidi. Ther* it sleigh, jumped in cad atoj>pnd ths horse*. the highaet authority fin- rating that Mr. ThsapnunpijactuM and peasenes of mind 9isdi*m fully approve* th* -PrwvWCnl’s prcrtinbly prevented quits an acedao’..— . •etlun. end it is also true that thatnllrt Jteina Oititra Michigan hlai* Arrlcaltural Cseventlow. ITie Jackeui) fTi/faewof Msrvh IsL ba* the fullusing relative to this convention: Tbe eeeslun of the Bute Agricultural Cunvi nti'-n whiri> has been held .’beg* during the past Unto days, cl used yeatrrday. Il promises’ to be a permanent alfair, and we mideHtiMicnrum Mr. Efeckwith, th* President, tlrAt’Mte GmveiitMri will livid annual meeting* similar to tfaiee held fa the Btau of New York. Under. tbe management i>f Its present Board <>f officers, tbe Michigan Sute Agricultural Siiclcty la reselling a pi-sltlon and Influenor secund to that of no other State In tbe Uulun. Tills convention haa been one of ho ordinary Importance end It will have a luting and beneficial influence op on the agrfe>ltun*l Intarsia uf tbe State. It has been important from tbe Idgh character of Ute men who have stieuded it sod participated In lt< deliberatiuni.— There were gentfameo present represent ing ever)- Vrkqeb of' apiculture or Iwirllculture, mep’uf hssi >>*perience |n these vi^rvue branches. Thu add raises anil remark* of SanfaFd Howard were iif much Interest and smbodied’ k great amount of valuabfa Inforinatliim , The •ddrew of Mr. Lyon on Horthfahure w*s and able effort and was w> highly app.r*cfated by tbe Convention, t»t they intanimoualy voted to b»v* it published. We must In’closing this article express our regrets that piuya farmer* of Jscksuu County did not aticniHafs Cunvunl’mn, llktenvi the discussion*', and kddrema, iand ulisn iff its ffeliberatfana. There were scarcely a du»n Jackson men pres>nnt‘during the Cunventiuo, which show* an apathy on tlssir part tn rrforsnoe to. their uwq Intarssts' that we coots** we were obt prepared to see. . ism. J.S.G00DYKAB4CO. to’VisU a house of Iff fame ’ kept 'la NMs city’, by a woman named . Vandermark, i A‘d persons indebted- to Julies 8»: •ell t£ Co., by Nah Of AccouaVirk ,f bsroby notified that the *am« ■' L J m. Must be Paid!, C laiy* •«.SiVECOsf I .J. * a, ism. ■“* ' nun arsmt dX ~in......... i«raiiirn»eitV‘- \ fctaK&jasK; rhodon ACpm WAKtMm x " Ths rwjvurt <4 Xka New York-Comtuixaionera-af Emigration abow a that du­ ring tha past year JMW.031 immigrant* reached that port, i f whom 4£(H went tla ths.Bombers Stale* i 3.4£6 to.Cansda, <Qi^s, South Amsrioa and other fa reign Jpieces, • bits 99,433. far at Irak st . least remained la lbs cuy or Blais of i Ywriu. ■-.• ..'.ii.v i: , ' TatrilprlNCSrttBcrt** far •&3A ffim> am.TBa NIW ADV8RTI9BMBNT8. • ' J • J > ‘ 'ALL ARRANGEMENTS— Grand RipidtAt BastM>'g»>Su| Will laere Hessian; on Monday*. Wai . ©OTTOS ©MAH® jAre .not ikarnaaaad by any Raed'laatraieeht is th. World! ’ j^£Etpr>EOisnB 1 . J Harmonic Organs, ATT0RXKT aad COVXtiELWR Al U*, A andSsUcItortaCUasery. Xstary PubHe m>4 CenvuTsscsr., Al*o. AwM.far th* FulcL.MauC Sal. eftosl E«t*U sMUbUsb sf aeMManri«<r iW'iifauRr-ffiM Ccsprlifag epeards oftwenty dUkreal kinds. For Salo by « 1 d*A, are being received and Mset’ep,u and 1 No nne r.bmiwed audiewee with the« hsn svkrytbfag ha* srrived and in, tbe PiWdrttt yfasterday, aa the Cabinet erne building. Il will be the largest printing In skeshiD from n~* till • - late*hour of tbe afternoon. All tiifa beads of depart ­ house in tbe nortbwert. Tbe tTnum ssys 1 .................. it «skss a prfalg/a nye farktsr innit wrrspresam. Specials say the Military Committee to > fareugh th. ertablmhuiesu- oftheHues*Will soon veport anew ar­ T'px ft.L0»T»*tx* PuxientAdtCAl my bin, a* a •wbr.itott’fer the one now 'tfhncva-Many thanks 1<1 our pending. wM«fa deea not toeroasa the JnoxjtAlTifa MAhCU.—O-nlalh* Coms JFtfa Vktrferblh, H<4 Etr» CoftteM/FWit »»kta*»lj\Uit u tborwoghlr sppltod. fasPS- /.'r*ATaQffi,«MK*A8WM»T -. frM in nartfags, and sicbiQ,U their present army?tort ronc-stiirt-s it? ; J sM niw Frsdtfls'BreAeh, UM* LMr kind MOMBsbrsnM. fa the ‘ p)sartini visit, M eU kind* sad <tf faKfaM FuaMton set tost MAXkkMklSkkllVk All Notes and 'Ac­ counts due us Must be Paid Immediately 1 A word to the wise. circuit Ceert CsMBUMloeer far 3F*XuQuisroa From th>> beatrifaiMttfatta Gwustry, MUSK LESSORS rtf mu A«t> HAKNOJlf. v •/ .; itc, dous to prdkr. ' �BARLO’ SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS t" -ror -nl, 1 I,, . fexxr™ Stlrttrt Jartrj. J^^kZD'WA.'Y’S READY _ RELIEF. dokitig deathly feelny4nad my S/vs. Was it an aw Standing before me, bar soft a___ "1 gs Is ask tbe aaltees Who saJM OM BpsaMb mam likely to role foe tbeir old friends an I former masters, whom they knew, and who are. of auurae, ‘Rabefs'—end leal, and moat horrible (to tbe Radicals) thought of all. a negro Voter papulation, A’M in some sections of the South, might send alkurndnu Tw.-wusl-d neuro Rs pre son tall vea tn Congress. No -..■reu-u. »> -“A,“■ one, probe bl y ia more opposed to-thia I From that day 1 was toasted as sue of I tbe ho sashold. Th* mao waa a widower and bad no children, evinssqssstly I be- JguTo-* th- era-tfgbWcreM. Aa4 bariy wieds were growling ! via 5?* !#?■{*** fr2 • Tt>« bstls of old Xsaluekrc. . 9 Fry*** «••«*»« •***» H-r pel "Tbso Maggis lay sates.lig he died, and left me seventeen thousand dallara. Well, 1 considered myself . rich man. I gloated over my wraith ; it became an idol to ma How to increase it was my first desire. I ooosulwd com­ petent man, sod under their oouual 1 put my money out al interest— bought stocks biMiMea(my benefactor had Blocked ma a fancy store) prospered, and I was in a fair way, I thought, to marry Lucy Man­ but towards my wife my feelings aeerovti to have undergone a revulsion. 1 fear I haled her. She had nearly beggared me. had deceived ms, shattered my. health, destroyed all-my hopes. Moolb* paaaed before I waa able to ratiniale tha damage that had been done to me. Every means that could be put forth were used for tha recovery of my money, but all In vain. , One night 1 sal by tbe fire a cheerless, disappointed and looely man. I bad been thinking thoughts that only burned my brain, bat did not purify my heart. "If 1 had only married sweet Lucy." I said again and again, "all this bad not been •»." My bouaekaepcr came in whh a letter —an unusually large package it was— and as it bores foreign postmark 1 open­ ed It with a trembling hand. What waa that! A rustling, crumpled band note ! Another and another oaioe forth, until there laid upon my knees twenty bills of tbe largest denomination. A lew trem blingJinoa accompanied them; . “My husband —I am dying; my dissase—there la no need of telling you.— Forgive me and accept thia inclosed m a laint cflbrt toward restitution. Il ia not much over half that we took from the who ar* wiling to allow Blaote* to vote in the Distrfol or to te* 8o»|b. but who would eee the whole race In Africa, ot M> •ven warmer quarters, before they would pramit a atngte negro to vote with them in the House or Senate." How full uf auusetioo ia tbe abpv* axtract. even though but partially' tree!— Tba South ia standing to bar own light in dinging to lb* shadow of Stevrry after the substance has forevar departed. If her steteeman would but act M their judgment must dictate, how soon, indeed, would “reetoratfon be accomplished. We hail this admission of an enemy that "tbo Radicals" do not dsairw tbe •pollatiut! of tboBouib, ifor her humilia­ tion. nor any gratificatioa of veogeanra upon bar, bot'simply ths recngnltioe nf the toy al Blacks as entitled to the common righto of manhood. A nd thia reengwitiue, tel To Soil »ra< M»ai«« u» n., d<, under a fil— eo»»r K 1. point the distance traveled over. The form of odometer carried by pedestrians and dralgned to record tbo numbnr <>t slaps, «a salted a pedometer. It reMtnbfoowrWMublnmaw audshaite. and May be worn in lha vest pocket. Ila ma chin- IN NEW 360 banning I lha moal artless winning maiden is all the World to me. .1 lured her deeply. She was bfoe-oyed, auburn haired—her disposition was that Clueing-uul Salo of of an angel, and I had plighted my vowa to bar. ' DRUGS, MEDICINES, GROCRiES,Ac. One night I was invited to the housp of AT " a prosperous merchant, and there I mot weaken tha South, but would hversaee SJuitllm. a siren in lha pcryon.ofhia niece, a black her power in Congress and her la terns! eyed । [irl, whoso charms and whose for­ strength and prosperity. Than why tune were equally splendid ' She was an nut I To Make Jbwtn Gw heiress in. her own righ^—she was beau­ Gentleman of lbs South I You see tiful and accomplished. Heavens I what bow easily the Radical ran ba "sold." Take a jvuies was hers—pure, dear, sweet, right bold now, and sell them.—AT. F. ravishing. I was charmed and she was At VW ONION STORE., pleased with me. Alaa! 1 met her too HOW IS THS TIMS! often. In her presence I forgot my gen­ OTETDH ft HIAill!. ‘of ilth and decay. Whether the old I tle Lucy ; she magnetized, thralled me. ^■rogad old man a ho kicked and oom- It was a triumph to feel that so beautiful, mended me was my fatbor. I never knew. gifted and wealthy a woman loved me­ •Whither the old womnn who mtn etl mra : me, who bad been brought up In the *»a pra IK j crowded together, the cellars are tbo tn--st nplodU Mirasavads Hg*r *»r Mmi oftaoer beat tpr, was my mother purlieus of achy—who bad known misimportant part, they being doatraed to laonaoa ray.^ All that I Iidqw ia that I ewfond corruption all tho first yrara of OUOIOE TBAB, receive, like the old unea, tha metalto re­ ' 1 era deserted. Farewell, forever. bad a tntoeraMe drag-out life of It, going my life. And iu fact Every Thing in tbe Gnraery Gradually I broke off my intimacy with Ao key dull thrilled ma Ilseetned s> serve of the establishment, amounting Tmmd-wfter cdW- -yituals—knocking IKe Uns. smaller Boya dow'n to get tbe oontenU of Lucy. I received no token from her— if her spectral presence was near ma I generally to several hundred million*of WATCHES KWELST IIMKIBS tbeir brbkeff baskets, and bunting for she was too proud. But that cheek grew shuddered as 1 rolled tha bills together, francs. The walls id .these vaults arc uf stupendous thicknres. On decondirig tbe pale—that bra nan ly eye languid—and and threw them acrora the room. MCSICAL 1SSTRVMSSTS, ‘ rape In the gutter. J .upp... I .u . >o«l ImJuu, though 1 seldom met bar. I knew In my "Lie there. cursed of my soul," I Ufied. Grat step* leading t<> their entrance, lha first obstacle we find is an lyon door, boy t they call me good looking now, for heart that she was suffering, and branded "Lie there till I have conquered myself— kicked with three hays, ons of which >s In aa old man. I know I wss smart, com-* myselfa villain. the hands of the Governor of tbe Bank, paring myaelf with children ee I see them.' At last abb knew with certainty that I 1 abut the door up and sealed it, and the second ia kept by the cashier, aud the Of course I wa* like the rest of my fliise. *M to marry Miao Bellair. She sent leovld.figbt a little, and swear a liule, me a latter, a touching letter, not one for six muni ba I toiled'like a.peonilees third by the censor ; so that this door cannot bo opened without the simultan­ word of upbraiding, not one regret! — man, till 1 partially redeemed myself. — steal a 'little, and eat a gpod deal—that LARGE STOCK OF ia, when I got the obanee, which was sel­ Oh, what a noble soul I wounded! And By managing cautiously, 1 placed my eous consent of these three functionaries. a fbccerafo! footing, and be We thus gain access to a first compart she could calmly wish me much joy, tho* buainraaou 1 dom. Irwa^ignorant-.didnT know one letter tbe effort made her heart bleed. 1 knew |gan life again'm a new man. It took tn ent, containing the funds fur careen I use. MAKKEl) lk>WN! many a year to wear off my old habits The safe kept here is so curiously con­ frtm'atfothur, and.dldn’t want to. What 1 tried, however, to forgot her, but I of parsimony, but every effort gave me structed, that If you do not know tbe did i «are about edocatiou-4. who never j secret of Ita oun«tr>iction, the slightest raw a book from one year’s end to an-! could not Even at the time of my new and agreeable pleasure. For •* OW |rar Ualloa I touch anywhere will set a n»lay alarum 4a*rJ‘And love—gratitude 1 magnificent wedding, when my brtde Meantime Locy Manning became dserstood before me radiant in rich febricks er to me than she had ever been In the going, loud enough to Startle all tha In Alsu, Choice ABWivtnrant of Lampa, Oil could of course understand ' Cans. Au , Ac. and glittering diamonds, tbe white fees of flush of youth.. 1 entreated her forgive­ mates of tbe establishment. The next Nobody had ever made me gm poor Locy glided in between, aud made ness. humbled myself to a confession, compartment is circular, and called the ever held out hope to me. Soi SCHOOL- BOOKS my heart throb guiltily. tested myself iu all ways, and convinced Srrrt; it cannot be entered without lbs tepulee waegivvB me one day. Ob, bow rich [grew ! Year after yrar bar at last that 1 wm m worthy now m Mme ceremonial, and it ia fitted up with up, aprang =; " inrelantarily the words_____________ added to my gold. My miserly dispo­ once I was in seeming. On tha day of fire proof shelves. It contains all lha sition began to manifest itself soon after my wedding, 1 opened the sealed dour.— important deeds, notes and papers be­ lipa—“I’m going to do something to-day. What that aomelbiug waa, I had not the ray marriage. I carried my gold first to The bank notes lay where 1 bad flung longing to the Bank; alto deposits of remotesa Idea, but I put on my apologies banks, and Urao to my own sates. I put them. 1 tookJ bcm up with the pride ot private persons. lienee the Duke of fcftAMbee, and sallied out In my raga- constraint on my wife—for very gener­ a conqueror, and placing them In her previous to going a journey, bladem »•/; whiatiuig, caring for nobody. ously she had made over her whole for­ hands, exclaimed: “They arc no longer my master* ; use oiselle Man used to eend her diamonds It waa about noon, aid I had not yet tune to me—and began to grumble at ex­ there; the Hngoi tfor wat deposited In a mouthful of food. I was hungry penses, I made our living so frugal that ttom m yon will." A Splendid AMortrnsut of Now 1 am a suns/—redeemed from tbe same place, etc. After tbe Strrt skulked about grocery ate pa, hoping she remonstrated, and finally ran un I could get an apple or nomething that large bills where and when she pleaaad. I tbe thraldom of covetousness 1 have comes th* vaults properly so called, the CANDY AND CANDY TOYS would May «>y appetite, till I .felt in the Against thia I protested, and we had open throe bluomlng children. Lucy ia an entrance to which is cl- ted by so Iron ‘ALL KINDS OF b'gmor for begging. Passing round the quarrels mor* than once. My clothes angel ofgoodness, and I write of myaeli door secured by several combination cocnar Of a public street, I saw a genteel grow shabby ;I could not afford to buy as I did at the beginning—"By tbe grace lochs; It turns on central piyota tike Ital­ ian doom. It gives nooaaa to a well-bole of God I am what I am. tootelag man standing at bls horse's head, containing a winding staircase, admitting 1'iijsieteaa Proscriptions Csrefally pot ap, aad InvMtmenta was more than I could poeaibut one person ata time, and leading to biy spend for rational living. MODERATE CHARGE, ' subterranean galleries -120 meter* iu care of my boras fix half an hour F I finally grew dissatisfied with averylength. These ar* filled with iron casks w “Y* air," said I. One ef the families of Nal, residing on thlng hot my money. I neglected my, I think il wm tbe first time I had ever wife, and grew cardaea of her society. —. Mr. Cramley'A, farm, near the Koonap, containing lingota and coin, and labeled pm uuTbe “sir.” Several gentlemen cams to my house, had a fearfol conflict with a tiger on Biceniing to tbeir contents. By way of Braoctaw sM Mr Drora.' "There's a man I" he exeiairabd. "Pre among them a would-be author and cele­, Monday morning last. Mr. Nel bad additional security the well hole might got oocsideraUe fruit, and you must brity. He came, I thought, too often for been annoyed fur some time by habvuna, be filled up with clay and tho vault* with U'.'On ,-^u megs a— Mfovvo Bouses guard tt well. Here's a couple of peacbaa my good name, and I ordered my wife, and took bis gun on ti>e morning in quee- water at a minute’s notice, .if tbe safety 5.400 thlvra- OMMs • IM.k,o. ow of tho treasure worn menaced In tbe b-a qufedy-l gnaw to dlecuntlnae bl*company. She refusedI tkm with tbe view to shoot some of the— te.’T—tatenlsj aabudy*u disturb you." llSMSMBSR THAT and I locked her up in her room/ How depredators. On descending a kloof be slightest degree.-ffuA> neni Jfwarnper. 'Hi went away, and I stood for awhile, she managed to set herself free I never was surprised to eee a dead bluebok, and W tfovdiiac S.l.or Cssrara..^, 8usbt or Vmbsxlla.—Mona. Her­ *11 waa tired. Theo, thiohs I, Hl ge* knew; but in th* evening when I relum­ ■l a short distance further another dead rh—dfol of tbe fruit and ran. But for ed, she was gone from the bouse. That , buck of a different species. Looking mann gave his iMt aodience In Dayton lbs lint tins I felt an instinct of sUaie caused me come uneaaineea, not much, ca ttioualy around he spied a large tiger spec-men «.f "elight of band" i^t in the bllla. Tho chief ubjeetiun to II was that at In* suggestion. "He trusted me-be for I was aoon absorbed in lakiag ac­ iu a bush close at band, and, raising his aaW I waa a mean looking fellow, too, count* of my galna. Il waa perhaps nine gun to his shoulder, be fired. Tbe shot the striking fratura was not visible to the poblia. He waa about to ehnw bow a triilid me, and 1 won't abuse his ia the evening. I bad just managed to unly grazed on* of tbe brute’s paws* and Udy*a bMdkeeebfof could be rant lnv> kindness." take up a paper for a moment, to read tbe inforated animal al once sprang-hpon --•onrathlng like this reasoning ran in out ita buatneas details, when the door bis aaaalltaat, who waa knocked to the stripe and be returned in perfect condit­ my bead, ----------- - —* ion. A lady lent her handkerchief for tiled down on tbe opened, end in cam* my wife, dressed ground, and tbe gun forced out of bis band. the purpuee, and Hermann'a assistant i importance of an bewitchingly, aa if just from an evening Nel, eeeing II wm a struggle tor lite, ........ iuii sueb _ concert, followed by that moustached courageously grappled with his foe, and, dsllberetaly lure it to pracUa to all aphad never felt »«Mag before. ’ Presently" ,ome”rf'™ celebrity. Meantime Hermann bad being uppermost at the ootntuenccmeni pre rances. fellows came along and bailed ma. I tolc "Good evening, my dear," aba aaid. In of the straggle, endeavored, by main sewed — umbrella for the purpose of lhemtn rooo. They peered about tb th* coolest way imaginable, and placed force, to bold the tiger by the ears. A tbowlag that there was ffo bandkoraMef inside. Uofurtuoately the sanistant had . chmr for bee freviwL . - . . blow from one of the tiger’s paws, how­ rat sxrmcAL • The r».r u^.u^,D "Btopr I erled, twy jealousy arouoad ; ever, convinced Nel that be had overrated given him tbe wrong umbrella. TOVruZ 1NTHE ■ -We’ll have soma of team," they raid. "that man sit* not down in my bouse." his strength, or underrated that of tbe andieooe greeted ths>uo pas with shouts Tbe dmmsyed temfekant "No, you ws*V says L I’m put fo "That man—a gentleman and a friend fierce brale—as be wm driven back sorus Of laughter. JWfa-tor*, and I wont sm the first thing —shall ail here air if 1 please," raid my distance, when tba tiger again dosed with rushed off the stage pcrSuad by the hot D.reotly the eurtaiu wife firmly. him, and fastened on his right shoulder, prestidjgitatsur. With that they began a rampus.M v passion was excited than aa It never bringing him to tbe earth, this time un went down, and a rariea of blows ware Ttoy. rtiteii ever th. cart. 1 .erode «m Ufore, and laullared ths soouadrel. dcrmusU Fortunately tbe blow of the beard. There seemed to ba a fight be­ •**'■*••■* •«*•*’«« 'Em they ell HSwaamy match; hut Gad of heaven, tiger's paw knocked Nd to tbe spot hind tho bosom. Borne of the fediea in npuu me, .nd w* fc^ht my wife coofty put adlrk knife thst she • here be bad first dropped his g*u, and lbs audlaoco were fngbteood, but tes' —thought it rather a good Me. till the blood cmm, but I vanquiahad drew from a cane into his bend, and he summoning all his force and resolution goodem though draapputnted at lodag test Jrt of gp; /■st to DM cam* lira proprfo-1 etabbed me. 1 fomwd.and rstaam bared ।io Ma aid, he mana|*d to fey hold of his nothing mors, til! 1 found myself on a weapon with bis left arm, bis right being tbe exhibition. After ocmeiderabfe to curtain rora .gam, .nd Hermann, si Wtatotto BBUsr F aays be. bed in my own chamber, watched over 1nttariy now erIera. Tbe tiger still hdd fey by my housekeeper jNel fo bis tseib and wm making great considerably agitated, proceeded with tee ■’Wfors are tb*yT*f gaap*d. I havoc wtth his body—a tn fonts mor* snd show. It leaked out yesterday that wimn You’re got:B Mackay* "Gone," we* all she said. . would b* ever ; but Nel was dmsrmin alt Il occurred to me then Ilka a flash of < »1to mwtor," nay* L "1 oraant them lightning that nobody was near t8« U the « ->d tiara 1 was ma—dad, that my ka/s ware • about my person, and that I had been ' robbed, perbspa of my available, property. Ita tha—U lhrare —* fou. BARGAINS! ACKLEY’S Great •asks af tfoss aulstbra. la eaass at alm M effoe beesk, BOfoee Cstit. Fah.Uf', Isfaarafon dtos^. tte UwJ, g„w will laasraU.ately afhrU Me a»t! coMfrrt It ate SOSSM aarksU £irMt.r> u-trail ; ; and streesth folks ayslct. «Ld srrvs.rr tfs vC! eavrgiM fo ahralthfoI aotiua. Is.Usd aaraHalag tb**e>eep®» ffosforw ard wsktax ifo tSMMiklv fo Ut il. .- «!- . . I ■ I,., ., t fodlh era BADVAYV REjWY KELIW SPRING STOCK/ For KO MISTAKE. ARE SUVA, Selling Off Cheap I drugs a MEDicnrEs, Silverware, Bronzes, Ac., is the , broguht Tobacco & Snuff STATIONERY. f-rrt|-. rrrV- -Ars— UsM “ *r . jf*,, iv1t^t~—1 -—u— ra this sAmirshls sesav «foHj dsewartralss. frsai a thirty yea^a s«e saff-abwse S»T fo radlsallr <u"i! withisl lbs TAKE CARE OF YOUR OLD LADIE Flavoring Extracts! DR. STBICKtANDS Nollifluoug Couch Balaam wsrrsnUM la ba Ike aaly pmaratiaa tawwn U rw CwaaKs Cafos. HoareMs. AsUms. WLo. ? t<MMACb*auiaOaegfia.QBaaaB»«ioa. Hreelib, s»S Creep Wag pman4 lrw» Bes*< 1 forts it ta beatiBg. w^irafng. eatf eepwiang. snC pertienlerl) suitable hr sll eArttrss ihvTbruet ea4 forage For sale bv brsgg-tis THE Unequaled Remedy PURIFYING the BLOOD, AM Srtvlng tms tbe ...tern til morbM o-SUvr DYSPEPSIA. mt 'vfricfLwr? „ MW- V.MVWS* " Vegetable Extract, Shirts most RED JACKET CROOKS WAKES �SEVEN O| .M30T Jjriralimi jtttoU NEW GOODS 1-GBAST, {EADY cremteBW ia Rsiteaa, wtar* p0BALE-W sene csjuSiee taOraeg. of tbe Tt>an>ap|>l. Rl»«»; |>HCT U400.OM To Suit the Tinies. MAL»-ea x»« a. 1oik. town •fMar'" of nrtiMTy oattelbe 2200, and essd them for hautieg wood, rail*, end anything ebe and for doing moil of tbe plowing for spring crops oa a farm of 70 acres. In June, be sold them for beef fur 1260.— Tbeir labor paid well for the meal they contumed. On tbo same day that be drove (baas oxen to markac, bo purabasod another yoke for *100. Ater B few months he sold these for beef al an adranee, which elan paid well for tbo meal fed to them, and pwrahaeed soother yoke at once, and cummenced feeding them imoaalooally. By thuayatem of trafibek fag. ha made WOO In about one year, end bad a gqod ox team constantly reeelving a gru«i ftitsa for all grain fed them beBidra miking a large quantity of tXMleut manure/ Ro .oevcr.pBrobaa" R9M ”«■" eran *l/a aheap rate, a* it requires many Fulaad. All.gin । it -WRIGHT. M aa any kind ..f tree or plant .tends a bat-, ter chance of witbstaudiug extreme with ita roots unmutHated. Yet there arc many reasons why the fall is a good time to plant trees. A Grmee baa more leis­ ure ; finer weather ; a longer time in which ha can plant ete. Deciniou. tree, and eh rubs, If properly dug, transported aad hurled. willX" wyrth 20 per cent, more ia tbv spring than if they stood In the nursery through the winter, even aside from outfight killing. Any time during October,' or bafnrt severe ireeslng, cbooee tha dry eat and deanrat spot in the garden, clear away all rubbish from the vidnlty. Lay tbe first ten or a larger number flat on tbs ground, a Huie spsasd, first digging juU enough to let the mute below tbe surface, then sift hi fine earth arming tbe roots, care­ fully filling all tbe spaces, and place another layer io the same position, with the r<-ot. projecting a little forward of tr.o«e of the first, but no deepen In the ground. When tbe iraeaere all iw in three successive layers, then with ths earth from the adjaceul " sidee, cover all over amootbly, conimeneiag at the last layer of trees, gently pressing them down m the covering pcocesda. This mound THE should be kept smoothly banked until an inch or two of frozen crust will keep out mice, and lh«n a liUlaof^traw put on to prevent severe and deep freer ing, or any thawing until spring. If freeware raeeived In a frown condition, they should ba buried immediately and with as little ex­ posure to tbe air as possible. IK NEW 1'OBS, SINCE TSE Great Decline, In Prices, ya» SALB-South X af aaa- n >a Celedesia. Meeraiatabe/goia. HIK JSALE-W acres on .« 1« la TboruapJ,. H. WRIGHT. IMF BOTEV FARM FOR SAUL—IWaerra.M. ilto frsM ■ toWleriHs.JtO r>*d OUR STOCK OUR FACILITIES For Doing Busimess, hu Remr^r to truly a Fsmi:r be Btod with tbs potfllvs d lasH caw. wbersfriaeraaw is lb. cb.aprat Merfleinc b tt. ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN STATE. t vorj»«w. than ten duller. >iw.te<Z «th<r isrdicint iasae. READ WHAT MRS. WESCOTT iMTR. ... 4. UU.XOWU>tTnogLJJU> 0TIMR4 1^ MRS. WESTCOTT. , e | l.a rnmplrie p«.trtlloi> ol the vitel jww.ra.to.. .Tmenturv, ringing in lb. rare, can b. tally ntterrd Io With. All lettera. «ilh Btemp. anlwsrad. Pr. W. IslbrpnMi.b.rofe new work. ra«ill»d •irie tb. ErH (a |b« B.d."-wtiteb will b. .rat to iltaa rawtvt "f !'• erats to t*.-par pnmgr. -Cora.lt.ilo.-. frr. Cbasfrenwd.rate.Mdeur. LECTURE Hirts on HsavamKO Bncawi«*T.— The -czculleoce of buckwheat flour de pends chiefly onTbe olamgemeot of tbe ftrain bjjween tbv time of ripening and grinding. The common way of treating buck wheat effectually prevent making good flour, Il being allowed to remain in ilia swalb fur several weeks, when H should never, be suffered to He longer than a day or two, and it to decidedly belter for lha grain to rake hand set it on end, as frat aa it is cradled. Much les* grain will be wasted by abellmgout; tba straw will cure and dry out sooner, and make better fodder; tbe crop will be ready for thrashing and bousing in less lime ; and the grain will yield a much better quality of flour. It to especially !cj:.-5aws to the grain to ba exposed te storms before it is wt up, for dirt is spatterd all over the grain, by the falling ot large rain drops. Wetting and drying the grain several times, destroys lha ••life-ofthe flour. It will never be eo white, nor make so good cakes, but will OLD LADIES & fait: MAIDENS be sticky and tbe cakes clammy, Ilka the flour of sprouted wheat—[AmericM Ag- - Unequaled Remedy F <> n Asd driving from the .y.tetn all awrbW matter —LI.A. DY8PEWIi> Vegetable Extract, _ . r .M—I. ter 1> Shirts and Drawers ala weeded sores averaged S2| bushel, per aerie, a elver gain -t S5 per cent. . A tit acre field Waa sown with harley. and well manured. Tbe weeding cost 12a. pen'»•«. .Tire prodeca-rifan un weeded acre was 18 bushels ;»f the weed- ’mush commow wsabiog *>da as the water !* III taka Up ; wash the Xarta with thia fur ■ a minute or. two, and Jet them dry without wiping. Keep the water In a bot­ tle, end repeat the washing often, and it will lake away tbe torgrat wartsC “Dom't bk Foottea."—You can make 8«a Doi tore from Fifty Oaata. Call and examine an invention urgeatly needed by everybody. Or a ramble sent free by mail for aOu. that retaHs easily fl>r >8 by It L. WiK.lcott, ITO Chatham Square, Naw York. rapidly In in, ■*■•*•; RGEOE Esq ol Stowe. has fattened and hilled this aeaxm four p’k‘. wMdh, wbmi orwaaw.ighed 1*81 ।b« and two bogs weigh To Mtn TO ««5T S*ca*o»a —Thirty Ila ofob.^-dmeat-; e*U,mgU mw*; pepper, two and one half ounce.; two Kp. of »d a l*if do. of DRYGOODS; Groceries, DET GOODS. BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES AITO STATOHSliT can offer yoe • ' •MJBSBU, aAanilsai. ' -AND- HARDWARE STORE Which will he sold H. A. GOODYEAR IHO*,«“> pv. r> nothing for intarwt, nothing for keeping PJEKr CHEAP! books, nothing forTtod Seb^ and only a mr inau mm FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. oa my Goods. " ifhat ia witjf l cap' sell Don’t forget tbo plane, *L. . Cheaper then others.. ' " ' '[ of all kinds, RUSSELL'S STORE, Hastings. Mich. I. gerarally kept up to tbe wan la of the psepto JULIE a MUMEtihca. Don’t FtU to 0*11 at Spaulding's BEPonc Y!^p;»vy,^ t ■' iHCENIX INSURANCE CO. Adding Transportation; sad consist. mainly ot tor. la Ue OM ^swer Bleak, at Mw o.». HutlB|., Doe. S, ihs. IRON, sHmuhm. \_ wyio ’ NAILS, STOVES, TIN WAU ot ALL KIKDS, ot Ma ewa ■aaufturiara, aad W.rti.tH Grat. Get the Genuine Article! DR. RAPHAEL, -ti»mtr ' TJx^Ww^uil^'dkaliwr.' rata Mli.f.etk>n-turnuli<4 u j*rvp«r rates, by Ute vail-knowa ■ : STOVE PIPE, SAP PANS, ■"^JKJ.S'SSoJ?^ Phmnix of Hartford. ’ Shelf Hardware, ROPE, 933,172.64! ijt HASTIKOB DRUG A-. BOOK STORE • <rzBBDasr iew.) Farming Tools or all 5 Roberts &. Striker, lAINTB. ILS. O ftLA88. Insure with the Phcenix. . .; AND TITOODEN WARE Let. tolly oampedra wlw main lain 4 rm rates and LMsea *l*ayi jnUI Prosily. • l,M«PEirDAY2 HARNESS SHOP RECEIVED :new and most ooinplote a«6rtm«at of MUC( AXI» Medicines, Chemicals, Palate. Olla, <kc. School Io eooo.ciu.il with tote Store to a Books, eTATIONEIlT, i'rxB,riwCTu». nnu.r AFn.Err klofeb GROCERIES! And invariably HCU> AT BAtLUOAD PUCES. , . AU Klad. of. MEFAIRINC Ass. at abort NoUnc. « Benzoin Elixir lll’es*' 'B'ol-t b» it Il will Min tte teMtart KMBwdy. KIOTJOiBiB JJBMMl 1 nave a FULL STOCK ot BOOTS XND 8HQE<Ii> th* tala'of* a bic!f 1 Benzoin il <^ot Bensine SYPHILIS iBYtANY FIRM IN MftKWH CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, Da CROOKS -"•■•fcWL.tfK"- 0. D. SPAULDING. . Good Calico for 25ei» wit : “I have Urad manure; MBly 'aa a lop dressing, for the last, twenty oil years and 1 du think .mo l.-aii used taj that Way ia w«th Ar m<*ethan twu plowed-under our atiir.laod.** Valui »r WaaMWQ.—Seven acre* of light gravelly aoM were fallowed and sown in grain ; one aerr ’waa mensotrd, end nut a weed was polled out of it : tbe A LABOR -STOCK'OF NEW GOODS, Railroad Prices, PUBIFYING the BLOOD, ou. sTtrtcfLiNirs * ■ < t r I is the largest ever broguht to this marl,- Searses Mtacaixo .— For many years says the Gvrmatituwn Ttltjrapk. ttt have advocated and proved by the m<«t I nd to p,-n.ible evidence that surface manuring of tbe land ia the heat mode to apply dong in a general sense, and that emir of our b»«l farmers had adopted il with re­ spect to many <•( their crops. W1 OuthW In I be last nug)b«-r i< H»e Grtie.eo Farmer a abort conimunioatioti from that intensely practical farmer, JobpX»lmso<i l.on tbir euhivot, iu which he aurfains , In a Mw w.-rda, nil that bee Have just Purchased < and will be sold at WOTS & SE'ESS, THE a CROCKERY DR. STEICKl^^J ilollifluons Cough B U rMadam, I petite tat Shelby Oewnty, : 1 IKentecky.” "Waif, atrangw, hope no ofFcr.se, bat what mought you ‘8* tetag way out 1 Ihere f’ HtUTOfo. FlOfi. BAI3DI8. COpnSH; ^:®W:2r ata** a grati Var^tyaflba ’ a?M« cwssm �5^=7 re uf opinion m was ibe reerviug Wit th b*fttoh>g notices of tba thowaend and ooe thinp In examining in reference thought to be of publie interest. Tbe f..Unwiqj subi'M pbkl(!« And that the cvoMitstion prvvMee that in home oToor etchings*. not holy states “tbe United Blates shall guarautes lo eve­ tbe fact, but ezpreaen views which every P«bW»i4tti b«A oM* but! Jiff ry Sials m ibe Union a republican form of goverw«»ent.” It also provides that fA>m? ufMh Hom® of Ctmgres® shall be the j«/gB of tbe •lections, returns, and quali AcatiMe of i to own members." Upon tbe ot th® Derr rebelim® i® Shod® Maud. After qvoiing th® &®r|h vrigteAC Constitution, which provide®' that the United States shall gvarante. to V^ery •tat® in the Uniuo a "republican form af government, Judge Taney, as the opinion­ court in that case, decf.irrd that,. individawl reeking to bore th® publie witk tba rtteuuo uf or ® «M**m 4mfag<®k cd or real private grievance®. We dis sent is tolo from tba statement, that even on a subject of general Interest tu th* public, every one baa the right to tbe use of newspaper cojutuns for a “bearing."— The columns df a newspaper 'belong’ to publiabera, •zciu.toelj^uaUi diatxwed of, and they are th® ante judge* of tbe ma­ terial they.wiU ®q®,i® jnabpg them up. just M-suacb as are the makera uf any other commodity fur th* gineral markvt. «l)t gpjn OF "• ROHATB Order.- Misto el M-Mrse, (famur eCBsny, aa.-At a aeeaiea at tbeFraI Sal. CMri far IM Msaiy af ifarre. boWre »• Uw ProMl. Ofltea. ia IM viltogv Ba*Uafs. tutunt.v lb. M dty ef‘mnrt>. la U‘« !f?' ft’***----- •' ataAl fet>«4f*4 Md slstv ^i la iM iMtler ef th* aetata ef Dadtey IL Jey. Iv destroying American exmmeroe. Sistinjs Sarnrr, Mr. Mt Prurl»tos o>< tor ru»im iMrvw s«l furi’j. that M nay b< majority by which bit pr<>p>riii*a was •-trader this article of the Constitullrm it rente wilh Congress to dectf® whsvgovera went is the established tms In tbs or may not permit him to do so, accord­ State. For th® United States gsarantee ing l» .ttejr .iudgmnX.whclhgc.ita tones toeweh stat® a repoHiren government. are such m Win prarttM pobBe edr and a* tha public generally wish to boy.— J^ODttTH ^‘it!E3tws5r3 ability to interest tbe public, (and people have been kaownwbw knew ».<>»• nf their and representatives uf a state ar® admit- n.ighborj* । busines. than, be djd, and led into the ouoiieffs of the Union, ths 1could do'll better,) still ths fact remain* that tbe publisher ia propriety uf b'«< owo authority- ol th® government under which Columns and .other individual has n<> they are'appeared’ aa’well wlfr repute 'more right to any rllim theiw 'twiM'l&im lean character, is recognised by the ,bi* pocket-book or jack knife. t proper constitutions') aavbswity. Aod its Cjf'Jtliw Wl; TMfirr'was Wctafty decision is binding-etr «e®rp-®<h®f d£ wailed rn’tndatYMkiJetf‘by 'tf'itoim blags uf colored men. • He responded In a 1 speech from which V® extract aa fill1«WST-. . ni I.: . » “Tbe question te now whether, having been liberated hers in the District <>f Cdumbiaj s ‘ . ..................................... < South. raSta ;fiir ynt>r «tl___ r. , ._____ — - - rTbia dreiaiuu Miltea the question, so ruitted to remain in ths lower grad, which you occupied belbre lb® war began far m tbo authority of an adjudged care am tenia it, that Cungrua la the tribunal save only that yod iy. no longer tu be kept, physically, in servitude ; and that Which la to detcrmlu® what government is th. great question before tbe American I® lb® rightful ohshtavsry state* and I bat people. When the rebellion closed, I •dmkmion uf aena turn and reptwsrutatlk®* was not of those who believed the Union jd. nialia th* •ettlaa tb® question fo> itself and for all . __________ ________ ____ __ lumltted niTP •ther d.portmenta uf the Government.— lions part uf tbsir policy. In other .words, Under lb* dMisioa.Cuvgre®* heath® right 1 did not believe we were strong 'enough to inquire reapecting tbe government® in to take ground in favor of wfaat ia popu­ operation in lha 8-uth, and U> deed, larly called tmlve-Ml bcffrtgs. But I whether it will recognize them Or Wot.—- ouw here in say that I was mistaken. 1 did MH apprehend th® full duty and IngA®d fa anast examine end d*«d* this ic ot th* case ; and now, without turning question brfort il admits *®oalXv and back up<>u th* past, I avow myself in rcprsMn tali tea, aa admitting tiieur I*, of favor <>f the trial of that great experiment itoslf, a rscogwitioo of tbe axitiieg gwv- which the statesmen would be g coward pertmanl of th® GuvsrnraenVf and ornld not beqsestinnrd in n judicial rnbunal." The aamnwjndg®, ia Itaorwtmr opinion, aaid that, “ipquMlloaably, a military' ■nvsrnment, rstebiiahad aa th® perna nent gov.rnm.nl of a state, would out !>• a republican government, and il woald be tbedoiyofConwteesia overthrow it." •ramsnt- NEW HOOP SKIRT .' and that because of such legal shirld tbe cffhrt df temperance laborers were v<ry intfeb crippled. TMa'1* a grave rrfistahe.' Liquor selling is not. shielded by law any­ where in thia State. What I* known as the Maine tew ia nominally in fires to­ day, havh^ptiifwA AKi eefwiwiE^.i our knowledge—nor modified, earept so far r., CHANCERY HA Al STXrt Mr.srcnio.ts.-n. < fazlb. csssly.r Bv-J, to c£L ±h~*At. cAto., !7Wl“‘RES«Hw*'ffi ’.II aura. It it true that behind a tai licraee * tort nf imii n«trr,t in impl by many people, fur the tale ofljqu But an ertniinatioo <>f the herns®* • 1-.1.1 .tUi.wiwe, a»4 all tor could *ot b< xwfe' _______ __ vnlUa *l(Mt*rs of J U Lvov, mm art ctntiunt a ou E wllboet which i • .- • ■ •Put Money in thy Puree.’ KO AD TO WEALTH i! r AAA irrivRaMBBEuiiixidrsv*. 'J.tlVu >U'« e-Frwalr. *»<! *? all •tn- •’» w-at^c te WM'M* *rv>j city. Town Village. lufcxs, 'sank.1 CUAr.blA'S'SSALK. &3K: GUXRplAN’S SALE. ----- >■ Shaawtssr ef toe 8.1a*. af h-S Bsnall, WIITEI STATU ’5W.KIS, rgoisg cuu.ldvreLfa <JMackci iMlpai* Mdr*aM**ilMjd rbarx*. may M bad af to. ai XATHAMIKL MATF4 Jaallsaly Brocglyy. JtTEMBOOt 0 CB. <9Mfcrj’ Mahteateownwo. ^^^AREHOUSES: NEW ARRANGEMENT AT THE Aa a Preventive medicine, capable of thoroughly reinforcing the physios! pow­ ers, and thereby enabling them tn repel Tbe memorial of 9WKi|izenB.gaBadng the atmospheric pidaon which generates disease*V* M1 TtcAe/- RJrUrh Mmid 3 ARGH-rSf. I'illl.thLIJ’UIA, dji* Touk st. X’iw Turk. COMI** C*OC**T, alone among tunic®. No other can outn Grand Traverra Co. ** pete withIC**1 ** ’ • Also a memorial nf many cMaew® for e. h. dunning, addnMsia* IM sadrrstessd. TM»« Vsuuk Newaygo ■rtyfrtUtW GtUttniAtrs S4IA. tbrir oMdiaot srrv«nl __________ -£8^1 pasting* Also a memorial .for a post ropi*1h>tp Big Rapid*. Mecosta Cu., tu 3 tan tun, tit Cato, Mpnlealm Co. Also, a memorial fora p®«t route from Zeeland, OUaW* C*’-, »i« Jamealown, to Grandville, Kent Co. ‘ " Alws a memsrialfer a pAatrwotefrom l”>*. "^Swvi. vrfbsw Co. Jl.'J.L1 rL lion nf any debt, a part «f tba eonsidere- from charlaiaoianv • Any indirdaal tnaw, step up to ibd -Crdlrciora ufltee, and by* paying’the required fas gst> permit b< practice law, but,th®L permiaaiem ia not, an sdmissioa tu .lhe iv. TbeiGdtaiion. is not an examining board to grant diplo­ ma®, or confer onllsgiate honors. Bo. also, in regard to llqoor saloons or bars, he is hut set up by the Federal Govern­ ment as a nullificrof State laws.— Orond A* many rtrmnrs ire aflNat as Lr the Rapidt Baylt. probable trial ofMcK Pavla, let me men tioo a statement --a- A— — -• •*-moav ambient aod_______ ___________ oomplicity uf tbe rebel president with tha 1asatnatiuo . of Abrahac^ Liocolp. "fbis authority deeter** In pdsitive term* that ' A l*i>, * memorial for a pnst root® from ■Mushs^rwi, Mosifagon -Co. .♦ memorial fcw a post root, from Newaygo k> Pent Waler, Oceana SS1QMS. un > V* bOgbtiy M Bravly '«<rU^r, »uv» u *>m teta temfMat. IWMl rvaxis**. Skaanc ■«* aStaiau »K im»4. TU« a,l.ku b«;.4 ur ikslM su>,;l« teriu®-, ■•* cvu^urclj /tosir ywrlMt Sm«i!IsJ Hmm n«re AMUUH •> *uy "Iu®!* •»»•►< Ain IL.I THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY now collect by tew a bill for liquors autd. Aid 2 AH JIG ect recognize the governments uf the states, which thus* admitted represent, as repub­ lican I® form, as properly reconstructed, aM entitled to al! tha rights sad privilages of stales which hare never loti tbeir organization. After abefa recognition the federal government will have no mare right tn interfere In tbe ttneerns of states, so organized, tban it Bov has to interfere in New Yurt or Michigan. It is plain that it is therefor® not only tbs right, bet tbe duty of Congress, to tboroughly in vaatigale tbit southern recvnitruetior., ascertain just what It is, bow hearty are iu profession of loyalty, bow far it can ba trusted, and what kind of govern­ ments it has produced, before recognizing FOR 186& tbe Oaeallavsati*® fa ths Agate duty devolving upon Cuagres® is on®of C-lutabra, we my safely meet tha ieesn.” vast er.d far-rsacting importauce.’^boM TaiTnuaorJsrr Uavta.—Th® Wash­ states bar® be«n for mor® than four yeara ia revolt against tbe federal Government. ington C<rre<pt«dent of tbo Worcester, Maas. Spy make® th® following iatcrestDuring that tin*® they had no organisatioa or *tale machinery except what was ing statements concerning the trial of buetile to tbe national authority. XVhrn Jeff. Davis and bis eompHcky in tbe th* rebel srtniM aurraodared, ell tborelxl organization* were swept out of *zistence sad tbeir officials were treated, by al) tb. dfioeA of th® federal Government, as usurpers and traitors, who had ao right to tbs office they tsasmed to hold.— Praaid«nt J< hn*on at once set to work to recnoatnict governments hi tbeee states; whether rightfully or wnmgfally it it not •ar purpose here tu tnqoira. Through th® machinery bs set in operation gov­ ernments have been organized, and senstors and representative* bare been select­ ed, who now appear at Washington claimiagaosta In Congress. 1 f Qragrem admits j tben^or any of thorn, it will by that very fastings’ 1 JVr&SLtMSD mRT wtiWESPAT. at wasnsos nannv. cccvrr .wremuai .'l4fo*fa M M. —rtUPvt+a. P hiinatiun «tf the Ektraffiti^rTreaty with Great Brittan. This tny/ittr, waSat the Prut diurrel. ------------ r’ABSanviNU Variety Grocery Store, WEaWMWu.'TTTT Cui; AND CHEAP AB THE CHEAPEST! flwos? 3gg.’jg:aMwBg iriM cianmoh •: BKASHMKBia, VMTtSai. ■”■ ,tbmim5E ■■♦iioiriHs® ■* s***ta»rrcsisa, so seiuTcnuro- should hav* nothing to do with tbe dectstea. Prsa^rot Johnson’s wiahet, or M-a. or . GWWM’l.rttE • MUa JKb "Printing, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-03-14.pdf 3ee2d598676939ac205c042a4c18e2eb PDF Text Text VOL. X. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH, IL,I860. """LtveT^J^nons"—71>e^ollo»Tig^i^^~^T^^^^*^\fJLie ^Jeg'erd.y H<i/ fit flirtings flanntr, flutings’ Suistss Jtirrrtorn: Jcral all JJisttllntnns. lha namea' of the jigdrawn Aw the I ialua the fl'IbiJIiiJ W Ottaik. Camukd;rWMt‘' I’*’’* <' pelt tcytp of the Circuit Court f<^ Barry ‘ agiAW-Wktf Vttle CuMtjr'l. Pan. Mr. MiGee'/rvfr’M.ilWr.iaiU tn«A Giiinbil htid in IgnpfrAahi sfifin'i.— PiraiAnt-Mr^rW *' MeDMikt Galt. CampUtt.. McGrc, Chupdis, C<kVAbnun* Mnyer * burn and Blair, in vfrw <4 prwtetlfj.cfrDavid B*-yca eumMunos. the vast am-irtit -if prnpertv Rutaa Br.s.ks U atlke, »nd the tpiW lrtip.irtsnt cwiilit. U W Tailor tMMH'nrthe priiWtt.m riflmrWllItiruyV’Jrbn Leia abipe.tht* nrontlnOitiiMkl- tei''jbb Harwev Bellinger Barry . Hiiirandhlg i.petstf'tm Ilf FrisMhs; h "las R..l.*t j.Ai.-a> Ifialrlevllla. Mu.lvrd Io tall .mt'it Arfc*;wt»msanB Ed*<n H Mallory M.J.lr GJoi Vi-.TnntrciMfor the pr,.twtli.n‘and deftw-w Orsoii Dunhaui Maple G. .V dr the’Cmidtan fiotifirr.; Tbfc 'Arp'M 1‘hillip Barber Prairieville adopted mahity aa u pn-csctioniry mesa Awayria ure hot If w anted far tiu.rw' acdle aM*»■ hirCtom^iMI vior, the Volduturrs wlll-frfiiti' hartd. *fi William O Freeman la hopedrxerth>ns will m-t be OreAwlff 1 N R BimUnau hut If they are. G'.vnrtftneftc'-'rtllUf* ah< R I) (^.prnaa cmtldetnw oti tin* toil rage tfftiie CanatJlad Allien Ib-ai-h Volunteers." < >?»- o'; -dj !■> Matbiaa II C leinaB Juki istown M 8 V Tetpln Irving Davl L J1.M W.ndhMi A G Kent Jo-| J Crandall jQ>eph M Btiochcomb Wmdland L Lee dark Johnstown orrraui NEW HOOP SKIRT FOR 1866. Tbs Groat tasaatioa ct Ua Afa la IM1 SiKX&'JS. ' Ur Oiunvn —It la. .perhaps due It* justice tir our readers* |o state lhat ihr Dr-W.T VAIL *" r**d lhe Jldvertlarmfnl of c. Wakxlbk, of Battle Creek lu an­ other er Junin. Mr. Wskelea la nut a st ranger tn many of otir renders, and iUwe wh>> buy at Battle Creek never fall I to get #”r>d bargains at Ilia store. At least, we bars never heard anything, bat praise of bisg'wd* and hm prtCrs. i connection «f the prrwent rdil>*r and pro prirtefr w4flrthiVpwpre,’CV«»£r^m tlm I al day nf Apr! I next. Mr. Or”. M. Dawcy late <if lhe Bilti Juf virrr, and a grntle- mnit ereJI worihy of lb* cot.fdeprr imd Republicans .»'f Barry the Republican caucus held on Thoraday support a U'» evening tbaCJIwalng o<mmittee were ap­ County,, ... _ uor.txcesanr. ___ . tnskr tfii»tttw>.jmwmst>i thus early f-rlbe point rd for the ensuing year, to wit; J. double reason that the matter baa found 'Pat Money in thy Purse.’ HOAD TO WEALTH i! The Charter Etcatlow. I Our Vijlage Election came off nn Monday, pud raider l>' .tbe disappoinrmcni <d every ludy. aid especially to the dcimwrata, tbeJtewiuhlwsns wars entirely successful. The. UiajorignM ranged from a >ma in over IO0. Tbo average n.aj.wity J. A. Fuller, A Richards*ui J Tt'aaaurer. B. Main* Marshal. I. W. Swartbout ; Wm. .T'tikler O-M tKEB WIKE9, WAREHOUSES: 403 AK^II.f.sr. PlliLADEIJ’IUA, .GE&.UWINU. Merchant Jf.lDJT Tailor, Wight mgwfjwjRroaideirt; £ fX.^Mjtoler forRecorder; Wm. Sheldon, \Vm. Bar­ low'- Alkn J.<tea £>r Trustees; J. W, I Bui kle f.*r Treasurer; Thomas Unkler fbr Marebal; Wm. L. Eaton for Street Coti.n>isaiouvr ; Ge->. W. Milla.for All; II.‘J. Kmfirld utij J. C. OentXlrr fur CLG ■<£*«■» neaure so se»4Tcuira- a e g" to pes’* Mr’ bear thu th* £ts hadthe rlrtWHi JaM Mueday. Ihwrsb, itur-i^w, ,IUC:: «■** . fca! wheeswa- ’UI ia Has ‘ t , Job “printing, *frtk—TverwiaVttteea't Family Mrdier.I VO3V ejLX.W. Guide— n Dottor 4ft jBbafr ready tn XlaiaUnadred Anew nf anaaitaet VMMsA be OHtaulfed at any mm>*n(r when wud* Urts aa Leilas II. IS,Mt M, TaWsAi| h>4 dm sick neon and tiiit-isren accidents rrn- (I) >orvfc Baer- ** (Wj Ws«L It i f? Ols lir. We dt* iMntfrd'ine relief the »0« thing»®gkt sale o-a. reasoasbla ishm as*wMl SBaMNMMf^w hie sburr «N else. fl.-k.’—Tboea vb>rlav»^l may eermn. "‘k’* F[*Twt*’’ । Vtb'-lt to tfr> fa.wtthurbbfi t»d W trn.ivo Family MeAfr! Work pnplitiwd rattle w.wild gu b-wive, but iuelcsd want in English. It is also puUliabtd la the InatMHbrr ditettion, ,a*d si» pped io.a, Gerflvan hmguage’ r4' *' " : largu ata *wh alMHtt a mile frup* tfar wfea.| HP" Any’ number «4 favorable notices h>na*, »b«ra th-y remained tw«\ oigbia fr. tn tlte fesdir.g r.c^spsperwof tbeeouu-s ■nd a day. When it dearwd ;awsy s>» try might be given, but tbr fact that the tlift they could ■«*<, tliey a'artad L<r botna •witek haw been w imtirenevN' popular m and arrived In tbifevoditi-m abuiy-stated. t'rrwsehwuutosif-tmarly , 1 BOfWO eopirw, lire names of IhtM fpntrB tudeath wgr* is : deemed eofficimt csdureemetH of Its Mary and. L*-uis« Landaker an)!. Amanda Preshr. Fnmuia. David end Chy^s end Wm. Landakar aacniw-d /with tllsir llvpa. Imt will I.*, eumeuf tbafc.luaba,— Jvcinm Ciliar*..’ . . :J.1.. i<^l Wr. PAtN] ICcatopt,Ca«b, — Tw» .aegrtfi eblldrsn ' me no<r U” uibililjbio gt IMcigh. North Cnroliiif. ti*at ejKjita w.acfl Wrhaity.— They are fourteen ygarapf age..and ware . borti of slain PRrrnla.lp. Anaini.'oiupty., Tl:r Nfond'»d -peakt u( them a^-fUloas^. The outsetiim between ibraagMk is r cl.mrr than tel.lbs Btamrsa ’hens IrhigimeanI tbe pbystpsl.and .M*CU|al orgsus isiinmott U> each. The»?nhrcti.ia iwglna bv.low th" <»'vk n*vd Jrrguiuairs at. ' ibv.yiirrmity t'Clbe spine. ,To tM«a<;is •<*<• at «py p-iiil.if.Jbsr l»dj M”W, Mie nrction sends'* amaati'ni t-.„l|H Ln’a of • enai^wlulesOsub sf.^eg, <&•«,Mr, cmite. ii.m is frit Uy tllsljUtia ».nly, Tbry alrr those of oOr readers aU C”Aie to - >sn •alk1t«i .diflarpm parwaia *t the aa>pr Hastings tojust drt-p into the store of 1 limr; op diff-rml suij cJs ; snd otw call Russell A: Nevins. Perhaps it ah«Mi1d engage in ,a game «'f aliial whik tbe inle er rrsds ,ur, »mgs. Th* |ady alvi lup tathgr ba called philanthropy ; for they The Ult,iel.md Btr^U not ••tify ap­. them in charge way tfreir fiffl'wr •ntSUeaa ate aetuafly wiling ma»y K'fd» •» !«*• proves <f Mri Driggs’ propoaltbm that and Is uu.w ounmrocmiia Lair with lb«m IhanMt. r under, a ‘contrail pill) Jtwir, patenU, yUm iuqiiiry be made With the ri pad feme I of , the removal <>l the Natl"**! Capital, bof ■™ ie'lb >«Jn<* _ _ it, C*s«pr«». FVBNnillNG GOOD*, II JflUCa »* 1.0 W aa Us var» LOWEST. MsaWugs. Mar SuU. ISW“T»‘.” FARMING LAND severe an.ne atorm eo'>.i>«<>«. they were afraid to remaiu loegti. and Marled fw, bonw. a dnUncB «*f « twiic and. a tonif. with an ng tram. After -retraining »ut two nigbta and a dsy tha twtrt <r" b'»me» driven by <.m* of the Urys, Vifc ooly one able to walk, having on tha sladlhe-Klrl«. l-s-ked CofWlicr hl the old embrace <-f death; B-uthergirl badly frrwan. and boya ■••Ltquita as* Ijpd.-.'Itoa >1). that ' to the right and left and thed'amiler.^. BdAatffrre. This I* llw moat ctirhuia feature rtf Thr ••iHhhlon. Tnr anutit itwina l<»iritbeb’ Ma. M Wl.t Foanb iL ClarUaMU. lore*, and gntdnslly\ ripple* 1 tiver’tkr . aM .Mb. «C Waiter •tswc'JMwYw*. whole far" with *• stnmgfr abtf vrfdWgfl UNITED' STATES CAMDEN, N. J. 3d.—The remedies rrcttnmeodsd era geaaeally -t (H simplest kind} taaMwit od lArmkva,' ywreAeiMt, and ordlnnrily sMb'-wd are M4y 'btotoritfrd, »fcra with bsr fbUeif any* trmrblk nr eipaoaa. ft b-oWalae thc.htetnr} ‘'and* treatment uf ChnfrfMfShd the mtiedy that proved so ausi issterl Id the treatment t>f this disease ia IMS. • , U* Teatinumiala from Goveruipe«> nfficiala. authors ef distiagiuaU-d reputation, analytical obrmists, well known phyeiri aha, rspuina of alratsi*hip«, clergyrnrn, members of th- bar, merchants, tn Inara, A wn*»t> In tzipif'd has jolt intrirtbeads of public i<»iuui*ur... Af.-.. Ac., are tferturtvetmcble duced Into Kiji' barflirma'nore fc"apeakidL 1 atoewig the erwiannsU ol thia popular and aiibmullc hetd wibl^ rhals ths fe-' 1_ . --------- iflmNMpiHHlfe spaific— Rtd Jaehl JMrrt. ni'-iis hut । f T rlgr^aca In its p-.*ere WlrrFfs rt>M fft/BMiwAy ‘if ovr tfufy truiWited jfyrsfri tatly wAwn t« •/ fit-* eh'*n>tion and apparent n>nth«rf. A somite 1 rrfuifls/vrri.A 'rAf (Tori' M/y'^o perwu Ona nf the UhmK bra I thy aporta •>( the b”i. opening whh‘ g flap at the 'sfde.'ls 'rri*ff„y tn Me Dirfnrf r^eyfrd in dr prevent aga ia abating. But toi murb brought to ttfe f oul of the aiagii and 1CtHfKtnlt c/ Agtntf KtU by Aon. We rareeannot fia used after skating all ilia plarril on alow table, lufiettb wbrcfr^Oi^ r*qti1t+ «’f <mr Agents to esMbil this evening—galling the bleed heated aid ean see and the flap being lowered, , mt , 'CrftlgtWlr; whenever rMueisted so tn do. lo-hrild a hcsd and neck modrlrd on lH«r Awf AoaMTnn: Agetil flflvr'Vt aril the Cold and lai the f<«mdati*Hi sif throat and of the Egyptian 8phv n< litW M»«*hefi • -B*ok- ■•utiridtt «vf the District turned fit lung ownpl’iiuta. CtMt’w G<ugh B.lsam baman In *eX)iresat>ui. IWh-flta wlAefj,' ' Certificate, whoever will Ini!.rm ua thrmf «b» ia an adtMrdhle 'venb ll.tpeR. re? 1 will tew found excellent In all such rases tires tn tile centre oflhe'arrdlvhce.'tAprw > 'wW fh-ealiy confer h-great" favUr. !trtWnt'ftIs R.s'A dsU only ba tesd tlm infrrstoew thai tea'U th. ipc.Ver' >W’ ufemtwr 1 m< thi head, which. wrtrfl of ciftTl «f ' the Agent.Uhtrii lie’esdlc, and U not msnd. stonily opens ha ete4.*iprno them •6 be hiB ert*r of ui, direct,- ur jhruugto - 000 ,nivl!*vK,,'‘,',s*or”" Tictcry, --mi NB^ntttiiTnr thbdts that ‘■inshy <>f W best rWnvna’’ caili why Ybe Ctephal 'aboiild he rrm-’iid at once. Among tha rea-mw which It miumerat* are 1^731*1 Imt" Wnahingym is a’Ckpba! and kwdbln^' rise; that in p*g|nlat(<wxj« al'mucft auppoMrJl hy tliv imiplr'iia at-o (he’frebdmwi of I hr Smit b_} that tire demand fur labor hi Washington is wbtdly,orti6wal,an3 tEa'tTab;‘rcan •lily. l>e brought there by tb" Hgbeat «ag»-; that (Jaritig '-be ,wsr alawti <m»f»»irUi <>f |be rmirr rapcime of ljua .army wus in­ curred in it* defense ; that it ia seereh in its prodiriliaa, a.ii<jjl«l >Lj« . dtfli •wiltftr e*uka lbw oegfn queaiion there I lulu iu Sew Urlronsi ttaMtersiieumi the b-rd-r, <4 »bw <»mtHr>,( w>thn. * day’s m»H> frmM tba. asa-lmard; and tlml the -Unit , Dim-tar d> X S&imtiUmtAit ftfvta. -For a'a^tt -tan de,k. putt Mr. C living a frw mlltw nirrrt id "tSIkMK ’tow beeft alnkhm dd 'arigaUto wtf. M’bbdnre art wnfailmgImppty of *«tfr. * 'Hte hi.r*’ ing emnnnm-tetf' In the rodt 'MIM M»»* ' the •crfire.Hdflhe Wr-mi’iiHiHMMhlF' Aftarrditg ffo*n».Mnr 40T«rf.ik'e JinHr 1 rail Ihrea fret In tMdkn*. aUrf^W ’ tw-lfwv tbd IhorW feat ‘ •bale.- After reaching a distance fret the wsterlir the deH all’ mW^iHf ran twit, nt>d th* marlng of a ' river totfM 'h** heard. The mariS rn-er ran lat dtstinftlv hrtftd'si*kM fmm lit* writ jam. [h-WSP* MUST BE PAID AH Notes and Ab* counts due us Mart be Raid Immediately I A wonj to the wise. UntiH,', Jm.nu.uaa . J.8. GOODYEAXCa. lANru foe saix PAY up: ' A2 p«mna indebted tuJaRwBo** •ill II/ >'vt« ‘of- Acwimt, W* haraby. nuiMM that Am MM ’ . Muatba Mdl. ’ •Itiftrttt unlay. Your uuamdialaofr �BARLO1 SEVEN GREAT BLEBblNGfi SPEED ,TO THE HCMag UCX RADWAY-3 Stlttld Jorirj. READY gold rite uu the fourth finger of her manlineM and strength which is years tdritenJwleft hand, but aa wsll tba Iwu d»», for yo*u Mwww srtJI M.-n ba left unto S‘ da-dale! Wrt. hula .Ulus ajrd y In yodr errttt. Jl.f l*if n:.nr,pd are even o»w approaching which Ma^;i*>4 barea>e you. !*»■> ikl»k.ik< -------- .esfirirs—Mfiiiw. ' AM PBBPABI BELIEF. «we »m •zanuU.u T |jrtjM Usee H'lM by wkisa esaej aas daaHag Ibaes. ------- . . Pg»«a» . _, o fcea. Diam,«a. U>l Bish rriaras fee biatassey^rt wort> Vwkus «f U* I kawWiag. is beaissc. Varas, ar a Tb*l iM wus. U«ir ^^nsTtesr^nTii bdr <4 the Marlbonaigh family. Thera it bed Lain during all the Mwte of previous “suBSt. a-assse13 'A fed UabhfamOy,say anmadtinglike a d-aen4euln* <uw lbw day bafuca Thanks­ giving. .but they .OSSA 0,1 tuora regarded •.ban a lew &ee 'inaaa ur laae In dog days. Fw>ul that they tuet a hmtiy w»lcvmtr, gud pul lbw ’•bole hoaasbold ia a Beaaaih tbs aiara l£«jd tasty , guta vfd*wh<ful bustle. .Not bat that lha dining tabla tied an extra h«f or tw.s aud. tba p>la of plaiMhod oupe oara . prupurlivaally increaaed, but UieaaUiAas l» nn all .aUarted to wilbuul any apparent »xvuo°. and Uxte wm Mv visible dLnnnutluu U> the beaprt up supplies vf tba tw.,0 “«r............. i pantry,and abwaruum. „ ; JfurWiarty. fur tba aaoHondatiuo </ The old bnnirfTrdff oflhe Marlborough P w» iu*»y fcuevta, lhe heads uf tba Masiborougb tamiUy,cues end.sous, bad alip.wt avrt ailiueltee time ufibe Mayflower all<*«ed tbair earplus energy art knauf I iwwlly U» expevsa itself, la tbrwwmg vei, hera^. brdriwia ur two, with axieawive ‘ elosris and roomy cupboards attached, ’ art lbs»aa,Bs«, • keeping-roots." art a coiuuiojiuua wash room ; besides a whula ’ wing <>f C*«vrotent aparimcgla saieudiog ita.r«F vfd -taabhmrt front under tbe shadow uf tba aycamura aud ancieal ala, * traaaf pleated by the first uf tba Mari­ ’ burwiigtea. 8*. although the anAuaotsral bsiM JW. *«*ir» Mt JiwW •Mivg.lbe’ effect of iha .wrtJa jhU aas autuawbaX <**<[>» mVr-IIm-m »6..m4tM,<i in geuersi aa though having kuveksd uff at audwo ' a noatellancoii* i<A uf box trapa squirrel •ttWOMwAaHy << the beatra trark WWVlMtflnrttfirW 'mdka W Mown*’ cage, art hetu-oopebad thrown tiisai inu> ’ an overgrown heap on thegruuudtogalb1 er.-thq nsault luads aJmoat literally, "no : r*?4 Ueekins Mid. BeUig U.a n charge Deucy Horiuaa .*m’ not.partwulariy deuirrt any where ou Tnauluqpvmg day, aud au had cume in,lu help, r W hfle thus lhe' Iioum bad Iman gru«' iag «<s,ia.by ky«u, lerkays. sklgtaw, eertainly tended tn the {Mervllia.^r thawe kindly *4f»nlMe«. net fd<>ubl!r«a ’•*tW'lpBt<t«Tr-«rtJ*n nr..Und uaal FeenTbMp but F'b W*i*k-mM~i-_CrUo.blry. onl. three M^a art a td enme h.ene tr. •ailkkgHAnjf. wM dblj "Or grandchild to — ,wn si .ucil a ir«MM..thar M.rll.w,«gk oaieaL-Hirt cmld n.4 tmagme Mu n II child in tba <qr»: It must bu<a dsoeej w<><dd bar* anoorr crowning glory «(tbe j have g-me through all peril srt pain wf Lrt what wm then at you ao it wm a«t to nt ___ _ . bravely yo*ing maa, u»«l J1'* *•'» a• • \ < D • • ■ CUrha Um* Ma bat from iu pre, and went through tba abed lu the w.aM pUa heyort, where be had that timroing been •plitung M>nM »ti<As drt pMc. In tbeahadvw of tba baru still farther rm, lurking Lr a victim, were three man in gniae ti drotera, but wh- had, indeed, quite amitbar calling—dealers id men in­ stead of aUtic. For ths lime uf my story is back ia the tar away dree, “wbao good King Gw^gs «m king." and when America, brmg vlrtaMly a part uf Englsud, waa subject arith Htu accaai>H>al peremptory calls for men tu fill pur rank. „f tbe Britiab Navy. N-d only wart able-MsTirdeeaw^taaeieed feMw ahipboard clutch »f adventurous pressings. wb<> crept up from the seaboard to impress wbiaaanever they aould inn tbe nav«l serviaevf Grurga lhe kMg J mra, as I imagin, who living io udr own day, and in tbe otaledrrasy, would ba Urn gowrtlIm uf lba-8oaibem rabrllxm. Bo yuukauw why Racbrl Marlborough waited long art sainly fi* Mr (Urn wnrt. W by lEdOttle boy a, and theft the after ail At tbe trt garabrei-ro-ded house on theteill. Buch seizures were common enough tn make the eaddmlr bereaved (an.lty rt.ddy suspect the causa <■/ Cbartr.’ Jl.appearance, and thie euspirb-n Was leaving lb«>r leathers, and tba thrifty,1 oirruteorntcd by learning ■'— '---------' i»rtabl»- dames a bo «'0s alter another tied ..tber mra were mlrtnfTi tiauM aud atauou of Ml>Uer* MarlU.roegU, had been aptawmg and waatiug, pircing uu and cpultitqt Uli tbera «« alsu "nu sod ' tat lhe bed quilt. tiJsukeli aud leather beds abxh U»v .nuuibarlrha cJutbca cheat, and abwaU aere reaify Kyrtd up al tbs alu.rtasl rmtica iu «j«|atitr.}. au it seemed, auiScaeul tn quarter a rtgjiMht." , 5 • Thaafcagitiu^ moruiug. chilly art Him aa ttahnuM be, lu uiafca tannluru iqiUMiKqU>W the brighter luauotnaw with Tba bmvy yearn passed uo ; five times tl|« uukbidiy aral her auhuul, bruagiil Thaiik<gieu>g day bed denned and faded tlie.agockruig voce all Iwots—(rtw wb<> vpm the gatnbrrl-ruof, and fiiond each already d-iur. Fruta every । lung al the long, crowded tabla <4 Mother pptat <•( the^mipaAS, wlwreter Ihere waa Marlborough <me empty plat* art va­ a-Uilemrni. and a road leading Iroai it. cant chair. Tba sixth tame r.mrt in the Ma.H..rough* art drverudanta <4 tbe lularaa >4 time, and again every c»tDvr Martbor-rngbs ouut joltlug and jarring of the old Marthoroqgb maiiaiun. and *4 over the 'n.qgh, Iruaiy givund. i'euple lha liotidrrde .-f other bomea e» well, «•• along thsyitad ivvktiig (mm their niad*.na putting •* a IseUl art a holiday look, that, day Heed baldly wonder any mute while every chimney-(op was pwCng out who. waa^naelji^ Lui abicft. a wafortua eloqurody auggeeihr ut b*w And under ths bnepiublagaaibrrl-nad piUlitr. uf warmth and <>f plenty. trerybody waa salir aud agl«w. Sp^kL Rachal Jdailborm.gh, ruddy and atoriug fires rrscktcd Mi) Sained up the aids dy m actati jean bafiirn, mvusiwusd lu cbiiuusya atf Wer the house, from tlia tear lm>g OutlUoued loneliness, tteougb parfor. wipl Its frrably aoairrd ,4>fwr, ibi miwtav reconciled U* it. was .landing aith pictbrea M K»'Ml G- rge and Un, Landing tba bassy Ara sb>i«el, draring. a. batore. •MbeJk,. Ihalargr uxmlhrt usee <>f its fiery cmb-.uq.irle <4 glebe aitmranth and blaaver- teuta. Mother Marlborough wM.tirrwg lasting up-m tbs mantle above the b*a«s a pudding m of yure ; again tba n*a.i Ire art rtnehaheme liksSU-MOon'a Una pls eiuled art apuoatad -i» happy wsHmt in the tftrtfmt 'firelight, down u, the went ovaf tbe broad hearth, while the kltdien nbitae frsably. whltewaabed walls voices tba ebddraft art their riders fillwsrndm«T»trt with links << eaueagea, ad tba bnuae with tivaly chwr. ft «as ring, ol pumpkin, art rwwa ut hasoa. «d tbe mme pwwrp, art at first ,.tw might bannohw of dried bwff; wb>me fireplace hardly note a change; but tbe fliebt *.f wb wJifeaL •»*« *U U years «U marked and made evident i>y tbe pink ckerkrt little dainwl who b-ul cliniad from the old rrt cradle to be a tail yoeng mine afaavAu, and who <r«s turning and basting lhe spitted meat witn all lhe ezperlnrsa uf Rachel the aetimr. — While the accepted dJlire of the day thus go Ml, each mayhap thinks ,4 Ibe absent uar, who Rm been, art still^iy be, in scs-ies uf danger and hardship, art .4 tba day, ste-tae annusraary Una u, • ben he vanished from among tberu. But if they think th-ee things, au does ba. Whether tbs Br.tM culunia. - -^z=:z=r the sputtering pf the aiaat abim bswl.ug uf Mrtbar MMfborwagb wk tab waa imnhiyta| tax sllrtwr a tW. iiM trtumirt pudding, xb fwaiiM delfcu*we with m smii rid • •/war OF ALL Suit la itadde twaiiachment f-e tMrAtas. The exprtlsa. f-r hiyfc* •“* wW >>>llrcii*aly and iuUividurty. ( •There is »*4 a street, haOiy a «••*, ruing streets al ffedtim Mr lhe laM 41 ) ram. were M3O2 415. Tb« CVivetandAm are tnmpellad V> drink prtr>»lum with their" agler. •* |« an atnmgrly impmyaawd aa la b« quits diigrwal.ls. ‘ Tile Roy al^mnrance Comj^ny <-f L"% d-fi, Engunxl. bate a yearly iu»-rt)a <4 over $3 ODO.OQO. The uambrr «fdeaths which ■■rnwed in Tmy N. Y.. tn Fehrnary wm70,«< •Mob G-BEAT number ST w«re firmware. The am-mnl.of, gold recnised At the Bo>toii Ctr*nn b-rree fc»r rtliee in Fab. ruary ... 81 JJ.VJ.tf30. m < - Cliwwht—«M Sala ■ ' John Jranrw* ./ Manchewfrr, N. H., •ml into A dap-f ‘J •l’*F lift- Thth DBtJCS, MElliaSES, 0K0CR1ES, *<■ ult.. Art all attempt* to ar-mse him have thus farprova&fniile. Some bni fdaylqg <m logs At S»C", Maine, «m frhtav. art fir l«v Mli"g art •ma rttht b«ya had Me neck bnAvfl art •_ T...gakrR—f-r ’ Hird instantly. " J.«eph H, Franklin? a Ifjycars old IN NEW TOBI Great BARGAINS! ma, aaefted ad,aatagM amrall i~ | litii -r---------------- a,— ri:ri,.. lu_. („ t. KftffJSplX HGKLEY’S SPRING STOCK -hoy at N-raieh. CwinorteuL bhejnat parted w mpafiv with • tape worm "83 SOW IS THS TJItSI feet two incurs in length. At the rrernt delegate meeting «f the BAIRS (DEABDSi Epiaroftal Msaaumary B-ciefies i<> Tom . ; N. Y, ab-mt .81.000 were oJladad io aid KO MISTAKE. fl|.lsa4ld Hagar for H eta. prr IK OUR '■Mired** fntj. .lumAod awkiag tfov tuOTbae.MhmMA Arms INION STORE ar ibuxtot! & mm For Doing CHOICE TEAS, Art in Lflt E»arj Thing •« u»« Gr-awry Selling Off Cheap! sailed from Quarantine. Edward Neumrster and E II. Jrtnami two ./the five tbiovrw tbkt robbed the United States expreet meww>|pw at Bu L-‘U S, twu, wvedtw ng", bore brew arra-t and 810.1114 oftheMolwi mimes rseriwrd. Tbe rema'odrr Uf the 840.000 at,u DBVG8 & MEDICINES, WATCIES JEWEUT XIXStlM Pure Liquoru. HI'SICAL IXSTKIMSA'TS. Must and Shall be Bold. Silverware, Bronzes, 4c., CRO LARGE STUCK OF Tobacco &>. Snuff is the 1 broguht ti MARK Eb »WWSI? Tug O,iru(IU) Trtsa gi>—the follow­ ing at-ry •■! Get, IblftaMtL Old Beu* TlMuatamrwCEMaa, ea-d l*> make it a pmnt t<» «l*>|> " ' (iiwa for there tie firns«! •ad from WaabmgUm. pl«yrd bis Uanrin Mu A LECTURE STATIONERY. A Sl'btfBll Aafo.itrnrfll of CAITDY AliD CAKDY TOYS “Bminy . go elawTU'rw andftvtr M*riHet. • r’ll avoid cnlaiMtllug wfUstte^." *-Y«,u t>l»«ted old ala nt coal." rrt--rte.l die Imd «4 prointsr, ^o elwhere your ' "Mlf and fish " I “I app-els-tx! •btt j flu hri- a rm aaumr" boy." returned IbeJhrnaiot. fbrAahiini there are, t.y is. mMna. ws.ugta rt. iu pwklr." .••Nvw. F..4 hare, oh! alrnidis." cried, the h .y, f.illj atfUale.l.-I <1 .n’t want LTiarrvl with y-U. nuf p*d*rty like you. Mir uapiaja SxmDawa-a, arty<mU*w la traps; .md. Ilk" evreybody eter, you a|<4a a tesnaart teal to go liwrr ; and n<*w you are putting on w-hsgrtrnm .you old tkiuf, and eilha yourself Sgm &ying which, thia very am I hie y<Hing <rea'urr gave a M-ldw> lu'ab art pulled tbe boounbla gMrtemauVTod than M> hart ini., the river. * I snlwequrtitly beard MwwaV-n detail Ike "set Vi," and.ha did rt nvfe wtv Ir dealdrdly chat avter folia. ’ C •ndndI ng the .Viry, M mid. "I haf'emH 0M?> Jh dJmi^ al tb- bar. upon tfw stump.art upm tbs fl«.rs of Qmgrem. tap} iwvsr Haa | Citupletely di-p.m&ted.Tbe hoy bad d— Oidedly lbs better of me. awl from bia vary li-ilta, 1 determined that when .be rtd I avde a h-»fw,' ip his jwert .4 bearta ouii noli TAKE CARE OF YOUR Flavoring Extracts! (Ji. ST/i/CKL.tXIfS boots e Boons Cough Bxls* THE tJnvqunlcd Remedy ■W Cash Saban Xsi Uew4a. RKMRMBKR THAT PUHTFYING tihe BLOOD, ‘ ACBX.EY ,.d drlUag Will ta.l l< t'.drrajd I DY8PEP8IA. OR. MIK KLXSKJ RED /ACKST xma*eH ■ KEWEff i f'OB TU aaa4eeftl>« svey went earn vl »■••* "J**" tag Mas. 11 gfrea .SMnMtale ,»>of *- ' c*«7 -afwta..... Ulin TrykSWtaUr H ■> «*" ^NtaalaX'rt ** J0NE5*DBAKE IBEX *' •>’ c- ”**1 ■•n,r Vegetable Extract, . .. *2. THE MOST SKEPTICAL < TMATTKCNC I* UMWAtin' i •VTRTOTIS^” . l>* •M. CUUOK'D .. ~____ i. i. for t. Shirts and �BARLOW, GOOD A GRANT, S GREAT Bl Y Jjrindtnnl ^tnu. NEW GOODS JULIUS RUSSELL At Greatly RJ REDUCED PRICES! i?‘:-'&CD.. 0; D. SPAULDIXG, H *KWT . BY ANT FIRM IN HASTINGS! Good Calico for,85ctsl' Uaaat B*aaaa.-B«s«8«» >■< Weter A l'-«t *» Uarr, count,. for eajo; ,« CUdloillo. nut wd» of river—wuu tetfad tte a Suit tbe Times. l?OK SAl.E-o S K •«- «•l* of ti»f1' ua. AUofu C.u, !«■ oa tbe Mhmaaee ,.<l Or«d XapM. flate Bute I -‘“x*‘Jn’uIT ’ i^ut ibo son* wkUso. u- WMlUUT. -MtU HA1X—4«> asms on set 1». sod W serwa i IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE «««• aiuroueo, oui are aaua lied IMI the pnuctplwla a rigbl i-ae that may be adopted iu the Weal wiihprvM v> u>e raising and tutu re gMeratteu. Il ia mrtul immi hall tt-atinpurtaiicefar the lata.ei’a bin to know tbe eapnala uf all the Empire*, Kingdom,, C> vied rath« . uf Blalaa, <i( Uw old wmW. tu have at hie Inngoc'a end tbetuitiire rd all fhr rivers. My Stock eat hewed' all that is warily' DRYjQWDS, kept Ip a Cuwtry Su-re, web *7 ’ " ’ lErtsjUBLKttilWIi:. DRY GOODS. Great Decline, In Prices, . AWiiaii Waasatardi wdtefees «*»*MyW*. G«OCjE«/^SB TULL STOCK .r BOOTS OUR STOCK the trial of Ininduceing am.e tert b wk, uf the kind we uidnau-. lutu item the coming a later tarin.— J'raist /’grmtr. . siistssrhixM. OUR FACILITIES trosIMsal ofJ»rUs<« b£l Maa Uprrfecl ’remedies ■» For Doing Businiess, CuLOtme aa a DtatariicTAST.—A FlMkdi ctiemist baa recently brought C.rward ■ cheap ii.etbcd of general ng > hbirin* a« a dtsn.lectsiit. tn plaea uf n»tn paralivrly i-Xpeflsiie cbl..r.dw of blur.— ‘Ilia preparsli.m oaxiwCe uf u^tuuum aalt, red lead, oulpbtirie avid, and oRd ara'rr. HARDWARE STORE Which Tri)i be Bojd I eel J far eaah «/fad/ >*y, cfatge nothing fte bler^ wAing fur keeping VERY CREW TBS ■“^rssr^w CROCKERY . Mite. WfMTCWTt. . is the largest ever broguht to this marl, <*ly k >ook< nothing for W WnMUUFNFIT gradually, amt shaken al inlwrva.ee. By tb>a peeves sulptele <dlead tv tor.ned-an'd precipitated, and sulphate uf a-da and vhk.rina retliaiti diurtved in.tlfo water.— Die eidorlnc, which gives the liqcfld a yellow color,A disengaged as w>un aa the boule ia openod. Tino breparau-a prewetitw another advantage, in additmu tujtel <J cbeapni». namely il d-ea te-t dun.gage the chlorite too 'epidly, wnd h hence, lad •» reptdl t exhausted. Il tew rxer. a lapid disengagement lie reipir -d. lhe liquid may be |murrd Ikln fl«‘ plains mine to ••ffer n large surface fahevep. ra- . Rfl’i. C«&. the placa^U ' ; on my G<iodn. Haile *tfy T cen’ CbMpW tfcMt Otttfi. ’ • u ‘ •” RUSSELL'S STORE, gemfraWytepfwpeoil^Lttltetf •* ‘ ' :j । • -.'h',’/ n i arete -s—iOS-—S-_. - . s*. • Hastings, Mich. and will be sold nt .-■.nao-mj-—,-u FHENIX-INSURANCE1 Ctt «. >. (FACLIIM. IRON, nr* ran eesipltasse mads wittite tiwfw laws of MMlgso, aa< llneiMtoBCll ttWMWMe agiiia SMUagl.Ott.l'tNS. »0«* Get the Genuine Article 1 hundred and Utiriy -aa vacuities <4" grapes tliMyeer. Apple- fillewu inebea lu uu> eunitermcr, and weighing twenty one <>ui>o->arv frequently sewn. and the writer ■awrt* lhal tic mw ■ ■ample lot «f B«irtleit pears <<o atom gn.wn mt • grail cut in U»t Fem-ua-y, by Diutwl Flint of tieCrameii<v>."' Tfae dealer weighwl j.lsi SAP PANS, rota sstufacnoa-teraUbsd J proper rwlss, by PhoAiix of Hartford. e.erv.H..^ v.~_ n&Rffi. in Hwa bug dwH LADIES R FAIR MAIDE? CARE OF YOUB Tire rmunx ROPE. GaiNDrai^^. 933,172.64 P TH E Un ••quilled Remedy PURIFYING the BLOOD, dyspepsia. DR. KTBICKLAJH^ And during from tba sjsleai all morbid msllvr .1.—>uDH. CBOOR'I DRUG &, BOOK STORE (rUBUatr IM>.>. ALSO. AINTS. Itlmiej hi *10 per ■tintim ■■ the average . .AUA-iriMtlwnlM ul tbe fm<1 con.sullied by meh d<< in Uh> United tilate-.. making *30 000.000 In , 3 J j a X* tbe loyeibieireyinck eiW kra»'ljWtWf1 t>* tbe interest id the i.aimiial debt, it is AND IVlKlPis ’tV\RE. * estimated that tlmrv are al laasl threw aiiiliuua pfd-fd, «ld Ufa**M “I i»rD‘lm , ttem ia nearly en-ught- pay imathf d <■1 interval uproi th- nslhmal deM, piaay ,* iiutbmg nl tbe actual i<me by sheep usnwrs, which ia ratitnatad u,-hi ibe baata uoua Congh B.Js-'*in u> U thr ouly ]weptear>W kadWw I etewter ■ the HAsrnrffis Farming Tools of all kinds, I. RTRfCn.tirur Roberts & Strikes;: Insure with the Phenix Liwi ahnys yaH Prwjtfy. Vegetable Extract, .r.. tbocUwof Itteesaalt Is desired forte■Cd »T and all mvd.rmsw k~»«n I- mankind. fdT tv ■* tte Kieg of HcrafaU Mefoeiow. 1 —- ____ lii. i JJ rtaroa. Shirts and Drawers whole tamutrt. A ma her millmn and a half might l^walrly added t» Ute chargw. agaiuel the d>« Glully far damagya lu . utter si«x*. people and pn.pwrty, and cmta.if litigatm i. •• a* in 'itldt-np <»•• mure amnuiil uf *33.000,000. width la u-tiirx’&’jciixsis? aurnoe rf n»t teii.g ahlv In keep sheep nil aucnuni id the -/ow ZfoMtirvd SJCKLAHi U.'Ir*?-' *.'.. ul'.SM.nlXis It. ■are BArraws vaATWaa, 1 ■ mld iu'u.wUM,' ‘ GKOCEHIES! : it toatfdtoAB HtKJta. S PH 1. S DE CROCKS -V E G fT A JB X. E **.T~ ... NES A PEAK* ION 1 DMrtMW , S Y PHI Lis... Il sill brow We ba*e a *erj l^V •*x‘,urn‘ FURS. warranted to aerr. ,*s»&«wrannwri '*^1 i I.ttifa !^8il »*s*£2?£BHeS! Benzoin ia not Benzine Bstirxiui - Ekesr- *r! 5 •w,^Bs2o&r>siaa“*T \ fa Om :anitz Wt! pJl'. .“-tail! .YffTKRS Cu«ueUx tut ran earrctAt rtOfTifYsy tii> laduz. miutmi. ttSttat* tMjBCi.' �I 1866. il’rtiiahM, *» advenes ehhsiag that a I dances-m Potter's sdditum waadMtruyed by 6ra._ I and waa without doabt tbe Wifk an totatog the Imiaass away fc>HU kcal | isemdiart. L>«a atomt 14 000. Thar* agaiaa, by getting the aamee, and d.»- I «M» baOdar'alaaMno. Atcdp..* 15 •3.000 >srgea,ef aUdwra. Now, thuae who Tbu aftam~w. ab«i 2 u'ckvJt. aa two littla boy a. children rvf Mr. Jr« Utthrrf. 'd'tMa city,. • see playing, oo-<haie» jv« cfe^s tbs dssr. tba rissr, a little beb— and Williams, brought |^CSBKU.. Moro Durable, Moro Elastic, More Graceful! And Wtu kaa» riaew battet tkau aa< nlata Ito other Skirt. Lyon's Periodical Drops! Tim OBEAT-roiALS KEMEDT " Jolt du<£cVUkrru& Tfesas Draw* an test prarraueo. sal belter taaa *ay Fili,. Fsw- pick*! ep aiANCEBY'lllhE or waugAf-Tv cusrts'fe. 1866. CARPETS, Window Curtains, both «* tbe apaata tlmr.wlen and tba etan.1uiy'dillg»Ut th* h<My Kat n-4 cCaar who adwaiitera the required uath. yat barn f.wind.—Adrian Tintu 28X& ull. \ W« ■MMrip appl/ •' •“«« '*« Aa Mr. Warrm W« *u of- Alps^ mto MgXlWtUM. Tbraa agents and I dritinrU) tlu* cuy a spintad ttoir uf luxwra attached tn a wagr'c, thleSlktet.;‘ a^para >S>VW that such applxalkins are and wbrn w^jlui tas» ar tbrsa n»i>* |d W > B6taa wbaeeer ia gening land this place, its team beesma' frighten*.! aM0We4«M aboaM a law faa* glrrag 1 and ran away; in spile of h« anjearora tz> -a, tawr- S. MtaMtaa - «*M8*6rjim iMiTMFUfMneaiW'A' vUltepaid, to agpilaathM «*da Pn. l-W illiams. a bo ware aitting on the baek I --------- . *-Illpta Uh Mfgaaf the b-anty ha. «»<>« b**x being ____ ___ _ __ wheel*. Curtis waa nuaued, striking , m hie face, cutting hia chin severely and iagMM aftderit man certify the day m Mberwiaa mjenng bun. Wiliams had wMrt» M *M Made. The Dapart- hia wdlar bmw bndura, and raewirad aav ereKamare injurieeab<4it hie body. Mr. ■NMapra easy partiaalar m thto point, Md far obtious MMC6. A oddfar mak•eat. but amapad Injurv. West succeedwnhSto » Utaito u., AU 630,000 &iK| i winUg ts w* PRICES, coxuarixa or oycor tue ■ LAIIEIT Ail BEST •aUeita aira«Ka • My to aft Mito*, harpy Mr •ad ywar sxae; entil a boon-' MITES STATES EIFim, 3® WDiKKB, Factory, CAMDEN, N. J. IN THE STATE, asaiaad yea aaa abat tba bill I I. ESTEISIOOK * C«. Steal. P»« MawcrscTVBB**. 'Mr noAy. Usfcmig. aghel' aUor. ^Tbofalkwh*!. eddluyaataroo Taaeaa fat al local agents and roofer Tba H^saaaf Cae^p.j.4wf 000.000 ariibabaa at ha* as panes and with snore •ertSsrty than with Mr. Susnolx-dy U W Jila^i r, alto clatae grant ad vstv Alfred, and tba •rwetexi U' •■u^ixnent ta«M, Us wb» k> reality to bald h par- lu Palmerstalffi»J W>Wmta!IWP*Ablwy. fackaratampt at all the departments.— Danis iagoe it eoak a course will aavs WABEBuxJES: 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, 3U JOHN ST. NEW YORK. GOOpst, TImm Citebmtodrrw* *" •*°*"u!juATrlste Boots and Shoes, cnrmrfieFittt^ AW JUSeAZA^'uiii^UWB., Wlill CESCHWIND, Merchant toto, iIm, mA •aedysar'sBsrdnr*.where b* iiprepsrsS »*4* /" CUkTOfl WORK, c#aiaa aaowax THE'SttVERSKIRtrb Moro Durable, Bni&m. Tba ffaw ife nifams g»*b tkhs.ita in nine titiae, which'bows ' _ffiforiflt ■ ■ ,e a «in Cspablican pin uf 8.300 the J Goeammeat. Hwhe-lto»6d pssMlc opt*- nnHf coxrtBRioxH amd exfiuexcb T«CM >004. Tba Republican., thia .»«c in Amarica emdetoord rt>* nime __________ Jkt'eWy Rtnfasater, Ultea, Oawsr>. 1•n-nt. h wmM ha end’rnilhd to rs’- ' E.-II. DUNNING, Moro Elaatic, Variety Grocery Store, •ndipsiMapa.ailwfwbtobw.Mdestoo- 1 crwttc twee yaan ag**- Tailor, : g— IHIITI* to *ta saner Store, East at H. A. j U.. n^.,, ,41 aver it Brpabliain *irt><iea ii> Battle Croh, Bjjfaosu Hdtodah.Dreatar. Us * "■“ IsUUsU 0*tok, ::z^Tnr,T.WrT: * neutrality law. Tbe lrseb poke? eMliawe actneiy an ; ASD.CHEAP AS THE Tto IfahM yeeafate ifae yfasa Wr a' Jfap i TW ■teal sew wtoM wKb .atonteSM CHEAPEST! W&MSMSWK*",rr *T p A NEW FEATURE * TOT urn ATIN& SALO ramo-ma-Sr-^Igg ci’A’nt??A?JJXt.t:J MAPI' MADE CLOTBIXG. madclothx, cawoibr tumisgs. ruavuiii.'icit patras « tow « t UMf M*’ »•». 1**4- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-03-21.pdf ba5a53a2247ecf732fc8c0c2e4a6ae4c PDF Text Text yoL. x. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1806. ige gistings $mtr, 1* PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, JCtral nt JJisttllaitttru. CAM* or nx uitt oa t.caa |3 00 ran amice. ornciAt paper or marry comm. r^-Adavrtosre^Usto^ Sstear U miad Oat Q C. UAWLKT, MeaAsrMnfamtodresaea Jtoedora,aaduH asolDealer In nil kind* of Tamilv Qrocorlea, te-euMaiW/er itoerlwn muM le Aaadad la M «rFtoneaad Waodea ware, and a giutnl aaeon- Iftt mfLUf.ifnA week. men I of Proetaiona Alaa Notary Fablic."— Btoe trhree doom real of tto Healing* Hoaae. ^*.togalA<fvertiMsciita era charged al th* OJU.U *U R~~ Bl~l, tartUJ^U., TIRMR: OS«iU mall aubecribera Hastings' gnsinrss Jirttitr^. * Mpersannm, adtxbtixixo. Hasting*.Michigan. ___________ PBorxaaxoNAX.. More Durable, Moro Elastic, Moro Graceful! Altonier aad Cooneellor nt Ljrw. and Sdie- hl ffl ' I gs :s SE I- 5^ H MABONIO. Jk Tni regular meetings of Basting* Lodge XX Nn. 81,el F. and A.M..are held at MaaonZnfVu Ball, on Wednesday arsing* on or beAttorney and C^iancllor at tow. and Mlcii- fore every full moon. or to Cheneary. will promptly aad faithfully I. O. of G. T. ’ attoad to the be.tn... of hie ealltng; Caaveyaacing. Collecting, and Military and Reel ibtate The rernlar meeting, of WILD FLOWM Claim* Included. .Otte* In Holbrook Block. LODGE. No. 04. are told Mend, v eventag of each week, al Ike Lodge Room la Goodyear Dtoek. . w. WING, y BaMlan.MlebT^ ! = hi art r ■ 1 0 | I I 1 Up R. N. NICE. Geu'l Supennteadeai. i f ’fa i . fa BsSf.'Ssr!-.jS:”'J83^:'- a pi ibi S-H ail: .? ■vraiag Express,................ 11:00 r. M. Night Express,.................. «i<0 a. a. raxtxa aafirwann. Mich.-CUy Anommodatlon.... 10.5S a. w. Day Expreaa,................. .l?.3O r. w. JpilANK ALLEN. Aed will keep He Shape and retain Ito Place better than any other.Skirl. -L - THE SILVER SKIRT! i li H fJ Dealers In Dry Goode, Greceriea. Book, end HtaUoaery. Crockery aad Qlaaa Ware,Boota and it JJUS8ELL A NEVINS, BLANKS c<an tiarfi'enuteta/mAeW. il r, rat* of TOcent* per foUo (100 word*.) for tto first T^lrelia.* erleee.otmiuioo iype,M tent, tor J^OliERTH A BTRTKEB, end X5 crate for each eoberepunt insertion. Marlbs first. ate ti eeaufsr each aabeerpmrt ieaerDealer* la drag*, ■wdicinaa, patent medl- caatilo aad other adrertlaementa, from »tv to fiio doe*, paint*, oil*, terpentine, pnrn liquor*, dyeetnffa. window elaaa, patty, groewrio*. eialtoaery, Jeb «a< Out PrlaUai. nertonwry and fancy artkin. Store la BeibrookS Michigan Ccastral Ballr«a«. tUdt if BtA. (M. CMefopveeta Now Block, Uaatlaga, Mtcb. 5 ■ ...ptbUeaa Canon., The Steel Springs ere wooed with a Bae elated ■jnallee of th* Fence. Will attend to the col­ TbhXlector. sfttoToptoh p of HaatlnrswIU •ire tin plaeeora eeltoe eovertta) wMehwiU lection of debts and all otbrrbaelMea pertain­ not wear off or become so tied, ate lbs whole Rklrt ing lo hie *«»—. with BMtly and nromptaeea. meet In'Caucue at tto Ha.Uan Home Hall, on mar be waaau wrraorr linear or fear of rual- odicv at my Store, Orang.rille Mtlie, Batty Thnvedar tto •■th of March, is.t at 1 a'rtock. P. M. for th* pu pose of petting In ensile, tins Can•eg. and will bo at good at new. n M ° ti Id < The CoBklBBtUB Silver Skirt! ’ Fartlenlar altenuon oirew to iu tre*im»ui *f Priveie Vtoeaaee. WBce. earner of Etete sad Church Slreete. up atalra. TMa Invention combines with the ordinary totton Flirt the advantage of onrMHvr-TBklrtJ Ito b-ttiOT hnopa are the iame at Unite uaod In Ito Silver Skirt, the entering of which oannot wear off. while Ito upper one. ere covered with eettow. Nabdr having onee worn one of oar Skirts will to willing to wear any other, at the lower toope of ail other kite* err toon lalarod ate smite J- M. RUSSELL. Hhyatoiaa and Surgeon. Otte, in RusmU's atore,State street. ifseunge, Marek loth. 1M». J. A. 8WEFZET, W. W. KELLET, Jby^. 7benuA> C-wmitoe. R*rvat.ic*» Cac-eu In Rettond at itoTlHilaon School nouacM Friday, March XCh, UM, al one o'clock r. n. . T PDILLIPF, A Sad Occiancuct^-On Montday of JOHN ROBERTS, last week a li|ilo boy, two and a half Pbr.ic'uui and Surgeon. Dwelling on Brood­ year* old, aon of George Godfrey fell way, near the Court Bauee. Manufactured eel.iy by Ito SUeer. .Start and from the landing to tbo second atory of C. BURT, IFire Afae«/Urtir»fop (betpeaJ. D. C^HnwIey’* Grocery, end striking on Pbyaictaa. la now in Ito practice of his prn30 Ac 33 Barelar Street, feaelon in Ilaaltnrt and vicinity. Residence on hi* forehead received »uch injurltu that Creek Hrteet. t'Bce up stain, over Cale A Son's be died on Thoredsy. grocery, aepond door Wi pousn wins tealitnoninln la fa y^KAF^EN 4 BURubw.1. UNITED STATU vor of Gunn's New Family Physician, Abornevs and Counsellor, el tow. Itollcilora id Cbancerv. Bounty end Penaioa Agmsto.— giving some very cogent reasons why. I'arllduUr atlentloa given to_Coovey*nctog »*• der ne*Kr>ar act. OBee, Burdick Street, opFactory, CAMDEN, N. J. ion. ami. from their durability ata neeUieaa they art destined Io become A FAVORITE SKIRT I 0 £5 •>. d, K ti i ? a to to BTOSl TM! W34ES, ■- __ co. •Srxxi. Pa* Mawuvactvwm. !■ fl L 4 IiI 1 ? The Hast log* democratic caucua Collect* Fenaiara. Bonnt.es and lire* fay. Alt endorsed tbs President's veto just before kind* -f Ulaaka Ibrniatod iw the Conveyaneo of our village election : and tits rotsru at the Ural Estate. Engaire al tto dUatwr Q^ce. election, vetoed the-endorsers. WAREBu-JES: 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, 43 JOHN ST. NEW YORK. 1 a | estebsrook Jr B. J.C.Dcaaow*. ' A.A.KnarrDr, * ! 1 1 Two week* ago the Pionttr talk­ ed pompously of revolutionizing Barry county. Qur village election »hows thst tbe work is well begun in Hastings. Domatiox at Nidolkvillx. — Tbe friends of Rev. W. \V. Johnson, Pastor of M. E. Church, at Middlevilla, will make him.a don*linn vi»it at the.M. E. Chinch edifice, on Thursday evening 22d, in«f.' A victualing tent srlll be erected Ctowntr Clerk .aad Notary Public. Oficoln at IM side of the Church and an oyster the Court Ilonas. supper served. A general invitotlun is jjFpEScUWlND. Q exthoded. C. PR1NDW, ip! B Hae removed to tto corner Flore, East of IL A. Goodyear'* Hardware. where bo it prepared to do CLSTOH WORK, ta .Sai Tailor, Merchant ' C v || S Three Celebrated Few* are of Oenalnn American Maartatare. and comprtaeevert 1*'u the market, and are ennaJ in Bnieb. rleaUci.'y end ...... .IH ““ therefore, .-re L» gale Ito ronbJicce ui tn. Sheriff OlSte la the Court nene* w.ui.ue American public. Proeccut.ug Attorney. S^tla mid ywire. ~ affdltoltow. tots Jlada to Order, of any Pat­ yy N. FUELDON. Coaaty Treainrnr. Will pay particular at­ ter* or Stamp Ke<nlrcd. to procuring Pen.iMie fur all person* Far Sale to tto Trade at tto Mairafostarer'e tention disabled In aerr.ee, baek pay and booaiyptomplly aecnred, sad in all caeea no charge unleaa tlerers. Boekacllar* and Newa Vral.r. in the eueoeaatol. OOce in the Court House. U- **• b. ESTERHnOOK A CO. . febMmf______ ___________ ______ y M. CAD WALLA DEB, Wg au in receipt of a Song and Chora* entitled “Kain Upon tbe Door," by Mia* Myria T. Nortbup, which is very fine indeed. It I* <-f that style which we 0. HOLBROOK. sometimes denominate “hrart music" and Attorney at tow, Bolieltorta Ctonevry end pAaacotlng AlCjroey for th* county o< lurry pleasantly though sadly breathes the fund •ROADCLOTHH. CASSIMEXES, VESTINGS, aspirations of the heart, fi* its future And other FURNISHING COOD», of Chicago for ibis and any other sheet It PRICES a. LOW es the eery LOWEST. Aa4a*H to cnalomars, i music you m»y desire. A CARD. . On Thursday, the 8th intL, tbe citiuns of Middlevillo and vicinity were sailed tngetber by tbo CongregsUonsl Society. 1 J zdl y r>y»lyr TOWNSHIP MEETING. Tto nnd-relg-d. tto teperttar •**•£’* ii;ii I' i HeeUaga, May Wt, UM- ... .—f, j -><w™j£a im^ fiaj. :ai'i‘r.'risn3i.toE,“->. £s“ the con.traction of tto Orate Kl’er > alley e—• evening long to remembered, wna spent • eogWly hi- social intsreourse In which old ac0 O. SCOTT, :i S3 V Praotioing Pbyniaina aad Fn^eon. Barryfermed. and kindly sympathy between d.y of April. IMS. to oxu.der Ito P"?'*'-’ » Ute, Mich. ________ pastor end people we Mt U> bo .trengthed. A few steps from the ball, al Mr. Valley R. J rood, in areordat.ee with tte AM M Vy-KLCOBB. * Attomoy A Co.aa.nor at tow, ud oolkitor Jones’hotel, supper waa spread, wh.cb tn Chancery. Win Syd to •bowed the skill and energy of the ladies end Eaton and Ito ciUea and towathlp. or aocn mealies, and of Barry and Reel. '>’* *’*' and which was eopyed by fill especially Onondaga end l^alfo la !*«£•“ —— the oyster lovina part of the community. The proceeds .of the evening amounted IIorriNR * ANWAY P.D.J>x>uito, Ctek. cow. to--. • , . Detauns In WATCHER, C1XICKB A JEWELRY jbGBXTR WA«TB1>. To *•« Certfestere ah® MkTTO’sy^Tcnac, *>•’ **•■ y<r«y artodo *«”• u> 1143,00, and after deducting expense, left in my hands about 3114,00. ; To ihoktofi p*T>« wo Under oar sin1UW»..» tlrt..!, IO r-ort.«”•«->• •• II*. ,w e-1 t. "** »*wS *** ft’* 1,0 **” J- w- S'”* ALT. GOODS -rxMU.WtE) GtX UM. Prum tta CutetoUaa «* Cawto «aah. ; MtomD premiam. mto m.ialitoee. dittoed toa»-oa. NEW AKRAVGEBOmT Ma. Eot-roa—1 no'Jcsd In your Is-t Ju«t Arrived in Town, Agent For week'* base so grtide in rob tian fo AT THE boantis* end land warrant*, in which you VvBVM «•»•••• eensure claim agenta for preparing ease* Ol WMre »«K UF HKAITB. ' w of soltjicre who deem ttemaelv** entitled Prrry jFaauIg tkould hart it. lo additional bountioe—before any law i* The nmucaaWhy. passed granting the sama—sod I having, 1st,—Thia work oootalas the result pf for tbo past few years, been engaged in •ollecllng d*im* against tbe Government, 3330 stolen oo tbe night of tbo 11th InsL and having prepared a largo number of of one of too must outed medic*! writers Earieg borebe the SteA uf GBOCXJUM Iu thio country. It can tardly te supposrd that any one could te more com­ aJditloc. iherw, l> tow rvtey Wetli aU Ibe eeaJ far The Port Huron and Lake Miehartielee reuCteata IganRallroad Company advertises for lo rslatiua la bounties and land warrmta, petent to write ■•ch a work than he. fted.—It Is In the plain language uf the 50,000 lies, la the last number of tbs La- I deetn it my duty tn myself lo soy a few words in justification of my action. genre, who can rend, can understand B. tie* of 500 upon e*ch quarter of a mile History tell* us that may naliun* ean 3d.—Tbe remedies reeffinmendad at* of road In tbe county of Lapeer." date tbeir decline and fall, from the time generally 4 the aimplsrstUpd ; Innocent Itejr foitad to <ta {wetire ■H*- soldtory various parts of the South for the purpose Thia Roman Empire In all Its glory, tot­ such aa.nre ready obtained, often will* Il of starting saw mills; Florida sterlets tered and fell, when tbeir soldiers were tat little If any trouble or expense. ' - AND CHEAP AS THE oqntsina tbe history sod treatment of mrwtxbut m*nr have selected mill sites neglected; and this seems to bo the nat­ Cholera, and the remedy that proved *u In South Carolina and Georgia, ural result, when a nation refuses or neg­ auccfssTul in the treatment of thisdtease .. .......................... larowrurr—A 1st sf New Qoorfa Arrived la lect* to do equal justice to these beroes, In 2840- _ town m> toturdv evening, aad drpmltrf at th* whom, in time of danger grasp tbe sword and" dangerous diswrere are. also folly Store rf RUSSELL * KmN8. Detainee, CaUw», Shrettag. both blveched and wMoaehed. or musket and form a breaat-wurk around treated upon. Tick*. Dsnlmt. Went Mixed Caaeliaaree. .Ac, for her Institalions as impresu*l^** a rail 4th—Ths work can be BELIED on, sale at REDUCED PRICES. Don't pay war of fire, and who yield only In death. aa toouaenda who pan U are willing to Tte brave men who entered tbe army testify. fito.—It constitutes a Family Medical •aaunarr at News. in 1.801-S and S, lo suppress d>o late re­ Guido—a Poetor in lh» JJosar—ready to Among the items in the Fortification bellion which shook thia oaUoff from ceo be consulted at any moment: whan audbill, as it passed the House, is one of ter tovjrcvmferencs, wbo passed through d«n Bicknese and unfnreecn areidaut* r»u350,000 fur Fort Wsyoa, below the city tbe disastrous campaigns of tboas years. doe immediate relief tte une thing sought A HIST MASS of Detroit. for steve all else. About 1,000 Brigadier Generals were many of whom died at Libble Prison— 0th,—Those who tare it may econo­ make by the Soasta nf Tueeday. Fortu­ slaughtered at Florence, starved at Aomin: doctors' bills may be prevented, nately they are only brevets, dereonvUlsnr murdered at Belle Island, and time and monev saved. and who met, battled with, and burled 7th.—it is the most thorough and ex­ nearly all lu favor of the nomination of back the ’host* of that areh Fiend, Jeff. taenite Family Medical work popliated aodaSe sieeybtey. Gen. Burnside for Governor. ‘ In Eeghsb. .kls also publiated in the No clue to the detection of tbo thieve* Davis; many of whom are to-day among German language, who *tole 31,509,000 in te.nda from the ua scarred and bruised—wrecks uf what REMEMBER TUI FLACR. fy Any number of favorable uotlees ufleo of Mr. Lord, in New York, baa yet they onee ware,—deserve ths ten tie r.'con­ from tbe leading newspapers of the coun­ AT THE CONNER GROCKKYfe been oLlhittrel. , sideration and protection of this'Govern- try might be given, tat the feet rtet tbe Oae deer eeat of J. 0. Oeteyeer A Co'*- Ntese. The difficulty belwaan the negroc* on work In* been so immensely popular as SaatferTab. lltatatt. tf sfc the 8e* Island* and the former owners of meet, and are entitled to the same boun­ to reach a sals of pearly 130.000 copies, ty as those that went out at a later date. is deemed sufficient endorsement of it* E ri. DUHNlhG. At the beginning of the ear there were A. enlists on Monday for three years; merits. 1,200 officers of tbe regular army ; ol thia B. eniltt* theoryl day for the same lime; Aa persnn* very frequently remit EITEI'I number 180 were killed In battle, and they are both in thJ asms comp soy»fight lo us the price uf thia Book, expecting li 500 were wounded. ©WWikO lo te eent to them by mail or express, or Gen. Evans, who was on the rebel aide side by side, share all hardships and call upon us when in the City fur tbe at Mansers* and at Ball'* Bluff or Leee dangers alike, and are discharged on tbe purpose of purchasing it, we desire reburgh, i* In Texas, looking up a place for samednv, A. receives 3100, and B. 3300 epeetfully lo say, hi order to sate trouble iMiEruOZJEoisrs South Carolinian* tn seule. Government Bounty. I* this justies T— and expense to all Concerned,«Ai* Tto corrnionic* of the consecration of Work is KU txrittrirrly^by cur duly auRev. J. J. Williams m Bietop th. There are some who may say it is. There Roman Catholic Diocsae of Boston, took wera xosie who wished that a)I.who went lo trty to famiiK Ma JFori ew/y to pertont Ccmpnaiog upwards tl Iweaty AUfareat M*3*rttidmy ea Me Ptttnet tptci/td m At For Salo by Tl>« well-known Ohio White Sulphur but, thank God, they are nut many. Ctrtificalt of AgmcyktU by hiA. We Springs property has lately passed into the hands of Col. John H. Ferry, of quired that the bounties ba equaliied, and Louisville, Kentucky. ' And should an A<etit offer to sell tbs where order, caa be l.n for toe preereL CapL L. M. Coxettar, who gained that bills fur that purpose were pending Book outside-of the District named In aome notoriety during tbo war as a pri- iu Congress, and with other*, believing vateer, has purchased a steamer, sod From ths beet Makers lo th* Country, that prnrfipt action would be taken in re- will thereby confer a great favor. Re­ mean* tu renew tbe trade between latioo thereto, and wishing to advance the member ttaLtbia Book ean only be bad Charleston and the Florida coast. Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, who interests of all soldiers who place their of the Agent, a tan te ealts, and is not Shrel Mssic aa< tevlag UuMaM. lately ssata'med e partly tic stroke, has business ir?my bands, 1, at great expense- to be tad either of us, direct, or through MUHIC U880NB IN nearly rerovered from it* effects, and is to myself, secured the necessary blanks, Book sellers. ■••re, Wastaeh & BaMwIx. again able to be ouL The paralysis only and have prepared a large aumbsr of PUDLISHEM. atfreted the facial nerve*. ANDntBHONT. F Senator Sanliburr appeared in tbe eases, to file a* soon as said acta, or eith­ ata No. WO Walker Street New YwrR. Single* Saboola, Choirs, ata MoslesLCaiieewSonata *0 drunk Wednesday afternoon er of them, should pass, with the view to that he bad to be taken nut by two follow tbe early collection of these just claims.— It la said that Gen. Leo has made a Tuning Ptenue, dec. doos to or. members. Such men are delightful to contract with C. B. Richard eon of New Sums of these claims have been sworn York, for' tbo publication uf his history make lews fuf decent people. flastinca. Feb-N, IMS. Je Tbe Wbipplo File Manufacturing Com- to,and the partioular allegation* contained of ths rebellion. pany ol Boston, have failed with large therein, 1 dsatn correct-—*«• ll»»y are ; but, rjyKoep your fest 4rv, wear good Uabililiea. They bad a large clock of if tbe proper authority hold* otherwise, goods on hand, which they were unable 1 will cause them to be re-sworn at my store, keep item well stuffed wito oll. FOR S-AJLE3. to sell except at great loss. coin expense. My rules in the»o oases, and well mended, and then if vou ars ’DatUiaerW taauusf eseeMeet ^reuax unfortunate enough to gslaCougn or cold John Van Bufen is down In Connecti­ Late, an nselion 11. It, ate 14. Tow»«lo tee It cut canvassing lor Mr. English, tbe Dem-' as in all othora, is, wo cAsrpsa walro use Coe’s Cough Balaam to care IL . ucratln candidata for Governor. Il la a claim it eoUrttrJ, and 1 have never asked will do it every .time. It ia also hnportsul that our readers good omen for tbe JUpuplican aldo—the a penny for my services unless I collected Prince never yat supported a cause that llie*el«iin. 1 would further say that the should all kn<.w that Cos's Dyspepsia esaeoa to these Leeds, aad rvterr them eh OeetteCure is rollab'e aim! wtain to sure tbn bla for fares, aa an- is the Ktale. wa* not rapidly going down hill. Apply to DAU. A HcEKR. officer who administered ths oath in the worst cases h( Dyspepsia; a teaspoonful The Southern Exprrao Company have ftoHml Orate Raptaa, Afe. paid Iha MeaipLl* National Bank 3200. few cases aworn to charge owly one-third a day of U wllLertible'tta most confirm000, the amount of tnuney lost in the tbe legal fee, and offers to reuse them to ed dyspeptic <0 eat »>y thing bo chooses LANDS FOR BALE withoutirowlrfs. Um an excellent remsteamer Carter, while In charpo of the bo re-sworn to fur nothing If re-sworn. edy for any disease of tbs stomr.ch ur Ompony. Tbe Carter exploded recent I still bslieve lbs bill will pas*; II it towuls. ' ly stave Vicksburg. The new gold mines''about 43 miles doss not, 1 lose mors than any. 1 well A fraud practiced by unscrupulous from Tampico, Mexico, are attracting mixer* Is ths filling of the genuine boules aome atteollon for their richness. Ooe tte passage of either of said bills and they after thoir original contents tave teen miner took nut 100 lbs. of gold dual in a succeed, tat, if they do, the soldiers will used, with fiery and deleterious mixtures abort time with hie own labor. remember them; and i trust that no aueb and sallieg ths aamo as Btd jacitl SianIn Boston Monday, John Wood sB«* <Kk £i«trt. Purchase only of dealers record will ever blister the page of Jack Sheppard, Jr, wa* sentenced to five years In 'the Stale Prison for larceny.— osr Country’s history, or blot Its fair in good standing, whose business charac­ pAte Ido teJe. bwMtag 1st* te tba vBafw He ha* *>•■ four yea re of an unfinished treutebeon. And With you I would aay to ters pru a guaranies against deception. term to serve in Sing Sing, from which the soldiers^keep your papers 14 home, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. priaon be recently reesped. *a rreaouable larr&a. New* from Havana statsefmt thfi and place your teams* in tte tends of a Apply to JAHN A. XWBCTNT Haaliap., Dec if. IMS. jfSjiS Cuban plenlereare greatly excited a* well competent man st tome. RrauLi A h'rviva. havtag for»d a ceparloerFaawx Alls*. they may be, over an order from tbe aktp for tbe eels st Dry Geode ata Creearin. laHaaltage.- March lf»th, 1808. Vile to* retomair u( to. pcWi; st toe eld elate Giiverainsot for the delivery of. the ne­ J^EAL ESTATE FOB BAL*. of Julias Reason 4 Co. groes stolen by expeditions to Afrien.— CuAKite Sumwu* is thus bamfeoMsly It io iofarred thaftbey ere to be returned Rcaetu a Ntn»« are offariag pol IndaerxeaU U> their netiri land. \ tu call, eu.tsmere, to rata money anA ra.t.roesj oCMt'Meteoous: ' ' >1 for tbeir Rpriag peretaare “Aasaferd. That lbw remit public at­ Who ever heard tbe Chewvera. Gree­ Reeasu. a Nsrna Lava |l>e beat aaaortaate of ley*, Garrisons. Sumners, and Philipses, tack upon one *tf the honored and bshresd ____ say a word in favor of suffrage fur any­ 8e*>ator<i of Maesaelnmsll* by the Presi­ Tom la Uwo. ’ dent of tte United Btabre. to a public thing except a Southern oegro.— RsessM a Nsvim bare as ceMaea variety of Speech iu tte City of Washington, is an Hoop KLiru for Lteta mid Mi.ee*. AU Hadi Copperhead paper. Anu wlvoevrr neara tne vopporiwaa* sav a word againvt»affr-ex* for »ny exrepl na it was undignified and disgraosfel. and nail for tte indignant retake nt every the negro I— Chicago Journal. We have. In tfeh* State the Qvppsr- pntrintlc eillxen r>t that state, to wb<>«o <sw4‘ •*“'**’ toade-wont thalr length" against ahnw. son* the enquiry is s« mutb Indebted for tag auffrsgs ti» tbe enldicre who were the salvation of the nation*; capital when JraneRsmca. J.M.Nwrere ttacs who beard and spptavded ttatav figbtiug ourroenuy’* teniae.— tack were frahsrmealy pbrttlag to ptoM ........... _ * the standard erf trreacr. teon Its waits Dr. Mhm tesrtaR it. Wttod that the and to dretrav the CMteftutioa and th* Battue Cuax.—W. learn fpum the Journsi that oa tbe night of the 10th an old man named George E. Pugh, who lives In the west pud of tbe city wa* knocked down and robbed of sixty dol­ lars. Two men have buen arrested charged with the robbery. We also (earn from tbe same source, that tbe bouse -r Vr. A P WtilarJ w** -nt-rwl «nrl Gunn's Neyr Family Physudan. E. H; DU-rlfllnb^ Variety Grocery Store, ®®®B AS TiHIE Uf®aT.i CHEAPEST! A NEW FEATURE1 EATING SALOON' ©bbaIb ' -A Harmonic Org&ikB* J. M. HILL, PIANOS 3K0BGVM FARMING JLA ESDSS mhl few Tons w. r juntos ricrVBxau; J exar. y- M, ate tote btetetere. uuewwMs for the mew, bn* alcn ■r.: toe— I.'A eoli ! ri* । r? T?f MH ’*.!•'»rwUi r , w B^rd erf Alforin defease erftb* *^,J^***~ *" ' ■ WW ee»Wfe ■ > ‘ ir*^- '■‘it r~ tr. --?< * �BARLOW, G( & GRA SEVEN CHEAT BLESSINGS Srlrctrt Jstlrn. thrown vpoO ibe coffin. Then was an­ other paws*; alter wbsrt tbe ab-wel was employed, and tbe sound became less and Ires, and M tbo anrgUtg mertenttow iw tbe o-ffin. I know that tbe jrava waa fill­ ed np, and tbot tbe awMoa waa treading ARE PREFAREO RADWAY’S ADI . RELIEF. I bad Bu mean* of knowing the lapse of time, and tbe stlroce c><nlinu*d. Ho* •a death, tb.«gbt t, and 1 am doomed «n remain ,ia tbe earth till tbe roMfrrectHWi I'rwraanly tbe body w'tll f4) into ta>rrup lion, and tbe epicurean worm. Btn» U only rati-fied with the flesh «»f man, will eome and partake oftlic iuuiquet that baa been prepared for bitu with SO much *uli OF ALL B PotliIrian* hy trade almnldhe cmfiard to uitecavoned fi-ui, fi* they don't earn IHtjmU. ] jwa?' ______ Suit tin A young man ati^ a p-lr of fe«l hors?*, wry gall-pa tbr-ugli a fit- llnwiac With IU wings lb. tjiaf. «■••»**<**• p*** Government C'-nL-rm te tbe Cunslitoti-i. in ita loiter and epirii. Tberrin i» ihe only guarantee t«. tbr tlberHeeWllte pe*. pie. Iite b»pedhy an adherent* to ibis' rule ter rowdy, era Irnig. all tbeirregw Uriliea audanonyanorato ebich ibepwpie hate been subj-cted. Again do we ae*urey<4 that the.* deni.-nstnni..riB •.( cmfidriiee and assurance* nf anppnrt up­ on the peat uf lb* people are exnersUngh cheering *» ua, that »t ar* grateful t«, and pr«,p<«Jy appreciate them, and that <mr ut.pt eartirot wish i* *.> to discharge li 7 .i WUn e»r» Slrewa <b« ewqwea Ibkknt, te - VnbhiabpaaHwUuw.ib paia. kgtoabt*oU>ufoi£4lle*ai>e(<e > - ' Dl.npan two thirds of lai'th luuiar*, U'ld lite) . aiu thv teprir*eiilato*w ol large mayditw* tn all the l*-yal Blau-*, «bo wilt aland by them, «'«m la » e>nll»t aHh the 1*1 eaidrut £»d tbe new born Ihctrda. gal vaulted 'biyalifia. and lied gatns'la, sfiu ciowd .mt ffitn the Wh»ip Uvnae tali tried ioynliite of tbe country. Tbsieg a|iii jht»r te bring <m a ri.ufl.ct bctwrvpiih* Frraideiil and Qmgrre* ate But tbe frlauds of either, as the lulut* will »how. ‘ F>”r if 'be **pe..plr" ever did plant lbctn»el>e» firmly <m any plandurm, it ia.m tbe pUifi.ru> »ow.*cupied by the p; called radicals, or *'(«tern," coca itateig tbe majority iu lb>-Iwot ion uf radicals'; we approve tbeir principle* and policy ; and. live «ir dir. sink i.rairfm.'rarvtrvor pariah, wsnik i-Ur I if-, •«<» fi*rtunc.snd o te sa.-red honor on lets rd of that ship II me bark rail­ ing under the lernner of teauty med gl**ry awn perevivvd and tbe cbm.ge I was carried •tripped i*t tuv up.o the udtX. by tin: cioeenesw rd tbeair of Ha temperature, that into a now end. bemg •hmod, placed naked By tbo «>«veraal»di -f IN NEW YORE, Great In Pri NEW FIRM! r<HI BUX-. . g me. M.T » 3 0.11* . I-«r«. ro* *ALK-*«U> S' of ** w NEW GOODS asm oa mc K IMPBOVTO FA«M FOB RUSSELL & NEVINS OUR S' IFH1TT1KB «4H<1 Have just Received ngwlartr OUR FACII NEW GOODS, For Doing I STKBTDB <& HIAIIB, ARK iqVAC 'JHistsHunn. «sf aaaionay were ameml.ling. Bote* uf them camo around that table and eaamioed me minutely. They were pleased te find that m> g*">d a subject had been pris­ ed. The demon*Hater huuselt soon ALIVE .-rr; A*imaa Viar' or-*Tiic Taaaista laicmaa.—Tbediseu*«ion of tbe aul^ect of Trirtina^ia IB* human b>sly. a< urig, butting l'r>mi tbo use of pork, han disgus­ ted tfodisand* of pe..ple with tbe fle-h of theVrig. and the sale* nf that article b», i»rry inatenally fallen off in unr markets. Thu tales that have hern told slsmt the bortiMe worms that fill our b«idir« until they becuitia tumen-us enough Us -Vat one up alive," Was indeed enough tri make p.s.pfogatl out with the Jew* against the “imclran thing." But I* It true'that death* result fown Trichina. >.r thar'br TrK;b«t>a i.rig.ns'ei In the hniiian b--d. from asting p.rk I Thia is a .jneatiiu. fix. thn acienttfio^ihtvieiahs lo d-ferinine audit Is time the dlsciaai-Hi e.Hiimrti-e.1 amoii^ tbem. J. A. IL-rnJ. M. IL. <>f B iKimorv. Ims published a cs.inmupieaIfm in <b‘ch b- »litrt th*V th* *»i‘ng of pork bah iiothmg'Ih.tever tod., whh thdisease known a. FrlrMoa II- a.y."I bd4!y ai*-rt 'hat th-Trlrh-ns n-A-r KBAUDS® TIKIiKBS I MUSICAL IXSTRUMKHTS, Silverware, Bronzes, Ac., agree opoo principle* they commence a divergm* course. 1 be wmtgtwtdying tbougbt to me is that 1 have acted upon principle ever liner my earliest advance mlo pubbe lifi-. There ha* alwata been whh me aoo.e fondametitel idea regarding lbw nature uf thio Union, and I have never departed In-in it; mui it ia >!*■• gratify­ ing to rnrt that,, for the ordeal llir.uigh which we have paaaed. and through tbe chaotic statu uf tbr public mind, this idea ■till lived, end that three pribeipies are •gaiu muneiaied, Ihal.IhMn innUH an court innuaienitilr •trangc twees ; they apprrhenaiysi of them, around and a'H.nt were bright and vnb-narv without forfiie., i which there *eeiii* tn arise a cry*>alUathat it had beeliami.e uber subject. When they bad aaiisfied Ibemaelrr* thin and a formation of men that will in with Um* gal. ante pbasiomar.i, tbr dem­ fuiuiesustMn tbo cHimry and the priocionstrator t-«*k the knife and pierced me plea up>m which it live*. ■ ■a tbe bosom with tte point. I fait a CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE. dreadful cracking. Mil Wrr*. throughout my uh*de I rante ; ■ cuovtilaive shudder mg matsutly followed, and a ebrtek <>f of Ibe by that Ibey are n<>l m-r- d*rbornir antae from all present. Tbe ire gerous to Lfu on that aco- iint. But tfi.. of death «•« broken —my leaner ended. Idea that we teerira them tbu» la limply ridlrmloea. We are led etuniiwls ; wv' do not eat raw meal of any‘ dr*criptl‘<n and the application ..I a e«.klng heat is certain death tn all liring animals, be­ sides tbe salting and am.Ainff uf pork lirtu hae>.n Is ear* dr*true«l.m Vi tbrm.— They do not inhabit the ntlisrie of thh.-g more than that i-f any ntMr animal or id man bimarlf. I defy *nv <uie t» pr. re li, the reo.rd of tbe last 35 years FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. j^urued Ur a haru t>> "light it *ml .Mllbal that a solitary dsath ha* l*een rinsed hr;<irie," followed by a cotiaiderable crowd Shod dmibt hy the prrweMe of the Trich­ ofatwetelur*. ina. I aaarrt that the charge* made Tbe men were strapped tntfelher, and ibeir right «md left arma pinmuod. l>w ms«Io “tumaof •ar"sa.J.-d in twautifolly ; luring in ligM trim; be .•u'iiiMi-*u»«rrd the heavier icraft completely, lie •;>• and behlu.! thern. *n<i m>l tmfretjwdntly made tbeir beads wfo lentty wltdw uBn wiib am^hne. I...fact b« bod g*>t tbrm just where be wanted llirni. and •bare br had evidently been ail'utfy cuspu-ting h. get them. wh?n p*>d ||ingartiie-l*«m. My strength grad wud^ -'urt.tA'd, btrt th? Mioac uf life termed •"Itfcmie more sente a* mv corporeal Mprwhacrarfi. weaker. 1 C~eld.ee V focike uf~the d-sltor that he despaired •«"^sy reeosery; and the ar di and whi*. P*liu eorriw of niy friend*, teld .me that Grated thnaicball my narvea; they rang and jingled like tbe airing* of a harp.— Tbe atudaote eipresae* tbeir admiration at tbe cuavuhuve rflart. Tbr aee»ud ab>«k threw my eye* ••p-ei. and the first per*<> Fssw wua the d**V>r wb» at tend­ ed me. But anil 1 seem dead. 1 could evening tbe crisis dbo>vee, tx.aover, among the atudenta. t-k pUce.. 1 «"i MU"d a ith a atrange the faces <•! many with a bom I a aa fa- WATCHES JEWELBT DIANORDS CROC ONE MILLION DOLL1KSI brogubt to> DRY GOODS Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats &, Capi AHI) 5TE ‘DABT Um. »•’"te may rt’rvbmaalfibvat l*. privately STATIDiraKT T^tec'ir. dnM b* lo ,b’ b.nda •! ..art. aadxrrry wsn in tbe !•»<«. *H>i. under swill, la a plat..> •MrvsA.fte z./U..-e. rvcetf •« •>« ’•■I*. «* »«• Which will be sold j)k. STRJCKL.iNba VERY CHEAP! Ills victory wase*unplM*. In atuert five mjantre be .touched tbe l<iud*moutbed gentleman off m<wt elegantly, and having satisfied hi a martial ardor, departed high ly elated a lib tbe suoceas which attend­ ed hie original and happy idea. LALIES. TAKE CAUE OF YOUR Mellifluous Cough Balasi IlTBewaar. N.e Y -*«. foatoB*. be* ».»»•• UUKTB & THE Unvqualed Remedy PURIFYING the BLOOD, DYSPEPSIA. Vegelabh? Extract. sr>s tea etas* al .Inradii la dr.'-cve^ <'■’ mU ».r owl all uwJieiwrt i«>- " or l» IS its King vt Harstels Ms4!»u.rs never tsl.s l..rure Ts-rs. .Iu >« .tross^uf *.te sin ^SusfeWtt < Shirts and THE MOST SKEPTICAL.. < THAT TMCBt t* UMKOMat , |r> . VOVTUE IW THJ, • SEO JACKS!- W&,1 •ourbon x-.hi-kv: CROCKS i . • □HE3 & TIMAWT fvKJtl WARRANTED �BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, GREAT ULI Jjrtataal liras. BARGAINS ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY DRUGS, MEDICI5ES, GR0CR1ES, U. -AZT ••On Thmadas morning last, lb* l!’h, I had a liftren mnntba.bg AMamry half­ er, wbirh had been iwalaueceaafully rinat-d tiirnoii Inti, a kind nfl>nd* plaee. niim feet -qn-->rr. in which waa uoa Calf vebv ill front nmnfamdMMa rinderp»*t, aadefther cull, y»hirbh-«d in«t died from Ibr r(T-rl« ..f It. Th- >H .Cull «M renuived In about haT ah b .ur alter my C*lf *a* put Into the plat". The airh ralf diol the i,.db'«In< 'da«. S ucn then Kt. unite ntletar III fr.mi >in<l-rprat have ■WITH- OF ALL KINDS At Greatly ACKLEY’S To Hake Room for , SPRING STOCK kowis tbs 0. D. SPAULDING, mnti MT Wtlt MO MISTAKE, Good Ci Suit the Times. liner In the Spritut iianura <4 ally1 kiiitt. witkainnding ah- haa l.-en kept f.tr five the one hn-iial ul dava ami five night* in a mm* fra’id atuptif ptilali>ea«ight n»i«4'bern, wd v»»mh«g In immediate n« tnct with 'theac C-ur <J)lnj£ and dead calve*.’* e»-wi. i think ashes and planter, Out "tlli thia threw? U -ate«*glv e>uu mixid at l|w rale of two pn* •! aahra M>d Mie s4'plaalrr. and*a email himdtnl ol Pr-if. Granger diaputea It with great the Ittmare put ini., eat-bblll, i» the brat «a) lo''Wpv lUm., lb'»4iiixtura I pre­ GOOD ABW8 AT LAST Pure Llquorx, Must and Shall be Bold. LARGE STOCK OF Snuff MARKED DOWN? ’ time <>t any tdber kmd. Aaiies abme. *« a tup dri-wii.g, ara vary tM-iH-liekal to win. Aller it ba*come rp. I liwd whenI have u.ed It *», tbe atalk* ar* larger and taller, lb- ear* l.a.ger aitd belter fell­ ed ..nt, and thv win a..<iuder and auu.e for 25cts Selling Off Cheap ! Tobacco Great Decline. In Prices, HMEWU DRUGS & MEDICINES, Vthe NSW YORK, SINCE.TUR IE er ANT FIRM IN HASTINGS I DRY GOODS. GROCERIES TBE BEST DIAMOND KSRO-tKNC OIL Few •! O« F«r Ciallea I Ubmctt AtM- ninent of Laii.pa, Oil [ Ciha. &C.. ' FULL STUCK of BOOTS STATIONERY. OUR .STOCK AND SHOES, in the isle of which 1 can I .fla: yuu •PJLENB1D BAKGAINBT *WEst. HARDWABE STORE “"J.',' II. A. GOODYEAR For Doing Busimess, ARE EQUAL TO ANT IN STATE. C<"p»»rv fbIm^I tn-le .4 atllriM wbully unknown !• the Ainrricnn farmer*, and pcrtrap* the kiuda bc»l tilled t» paiHol­ lar botliUra, -hrtv grain and p>4alm». AlelU_p>"«ri» under the laret «tfi<ta. One Lt th.ar ia p..(.|3Wa,U;.in-41K^evd wfah.ch a bu*uttfu^Wampai«nt ml it made. that •» CROCKERY A Spl« udid A*»"rtmrtit «■< CABBY ABB CABBY TOYEI OUB FACILITIES of lill-knids, ALL KINDS OF Flavoring Extracts! xiuss:!?.: nrr mull nurr nd will be sold nt BSMSMBBR THAT Railroad Prices, is the largest ever bruguht to Ulis mart, NAILS, NEW HOOP SKIRT FOB IBM. A LECTURE Th* Oiaa-. iBTAatisa at the Aga is ■Hti-UF SIAM'S. STOVE PIPE, SAP PANS, Shelf Hardware, ROPE. DRUG <fc BOOK STORE LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS AKE OF YOUK Farming Tools of all kinds, IS ■-•mtRATHRRl. BOX KO. 6S.73, rOST-orHCE, caioAOo. xtxnwrtA. REMOVED To iht North S-dr of Slatt Strttl. Oppo- tits Barlow. Goodptar <£- Grant's. itLS. I f1L-\S8. iTRICSL.ISUS us Cough Balsrti • the only preparation tai Roberts &, Striker, MitflTS & SIEIDIEfc', AND WOODEN THE Unequaled Remedy PURIFYING the BLOOD, Dr. Procter’s. DK. CUOOK’S Wine-Tai DYSPEPSIA. Vegetable! Extract. Shirts and Drawers lev. and moat compile asaortment of DRl’GI AjfihSfeEDICINKB, 9 CkecaUata, Pnlvla, OllA fete. IMBBOVEU- HARNESS SHOP TT la nnnaeaaaary U »p«.k af Oa aaratlra_ arobaldta ABhHl.in that tlvre are Uw lt any raaaedtaa MmltontncumaaUTaaeAtasd LornDieaaaaa. ___ ■_ it tatKa GKOVElilES! DR CROCKS VEG K- TABLE S-PJ l l PhTl IS.., Ummp tbe standard Inwlr. ,_S Y Il vi'u flanznin is not Beiizino Benzoin Elikir BE>ttOIN"EUXia uTSfiX" LET THE AFFLICTED REAO I �B’YAWCIAK yu/.a a uiii Mudcigra. k it larefiy mow ».- to causes which have led the Michigan to tram a stock Company Cm ttepurpore cf puUiaUng afiret-dra* Re publican paper in D«e«.ik That eu=b a Nrant te. been fslt, may be icier red from fastings' Mastnel Jtsti.js tytnitrr,t« FBBtrsuEB r^jcTjrtamtik'r. C|A*a or SIX LUU a LUB I »-«arrn«o* saswp, dowxrr wtcnfOaT. The report of th* U. S. Revenue Com- ■ mimiuo in relation tn furaipo Imde, tnestlc Industry and intarnal revenue, 1 » ill be asul into C-mgro** Wadnmday by . 1 lb*Secretary of tbe Treasury. hgi«<a among i-thcr matter* a review til tbe priTO** • bith has been made jn mann facCuring enterprise, aliov ng tbe teodewwv t -ward lim vavlib of tb* coentry, t* ing ground in fsi.-r of Uber*! yxilicy on u-o part of *mployera in regard m tbe enmpe»sau.m of awchanic* and teborere.— We can fc no Um than hope that tbe fbrtb-coauug Pott meet all the *xpecuthm* ef iu frirede, in being an able exponent of Republican principle, a promt-ter of terra tiny in the Republican ranks, nod a paper with .Hcb tbe interi­ or prem can cooperate in laboring for •te intereal* of tbe entire Stale. Such a paper cranut fid!-to succeed. W* com­ mend the Pott to tbe attention uf car readers treating that they will fin^t jnst ofdul'm* and pruviaiotis in tbe tariff aeesmpanies ihe report, which is commen­ such a paper »• they. " anL We quota ded U> tbe consideration of tbo Secretary •>f tbe Treasury and of Congrcsa, as tnd>calinx in wmc' degrw. afot the prevent aasdiUon of the uraavry, foreign trade, revenue, and the financial position of the ‘ ' Tbo Report (ba question* at prreunt agitating the condudcaaa fulloi > indication*. country, it will are rtlh fairness And in gnodteith. It will he unite aide of three bowevar, are very who, during tte civil war, stood faithful­ aaitm by Conrre* country. Tbr ly hj tbe muse of th: Union and of wi- rtbe —*a-. -«r-___ ______________ verasl-literty. aad who now endeavor to bring about an early *et!lrme«it of our movumaot io that dirtetimt already com­ menced, have altracted allcnuoc abroad, difficulties by eecunrg tba great result* uf the war bay and peradvrnture, and by and given ns fall notice throngbout that strict fidelity to u«r nat inr.al engr.-rmmis. they w ill be m?. only cooiintAd. but isIt will keep step with tte progressive erresed, rad to check movcmraU. which, ramemets’s of lb* lime*. !t will be true how er er beneficial lo Uutaa who devised rad are Carrying them out, cannot but bring disease ra cur. working danca and 1866. yt*r 181C. He bad resided in Prairie Ville, fur twelve years prerkio* to h<* dedb, which was rtduowd by cancer io th* atomach, tbe swur* immediate cau« being lung fever. His was a lung, tediuu* ill acaa, rack aa usually depresses tbo spirits and renders th* patient gloumy and despon-leni. But notra with lb* subjtd uf Ibis sketch. Although fur a lung time *20,000 1866. _ ■CARPETS, CHANCERY SALE 'MOS tomm^e.teU. «*««««AX - Tbe < r. ' Cwuuy wTHerry, U.CUk Aatew Afl. I * WHS*. ———■ I tfularsla Dn Gtxid., G ' ~SOJ1 UM P~ • fliliraOrr’ f r»<k.ry aAdClli AT THE.. i *B9O*T appraooiung, be was calm and oven cheer­ ful. Hi* great *Mm>w waa iu les ring bn family, su dor to bln: and so greatly weeding bis kind core and o-snsd. Il* was a devoted busband, a fund father, a true frisnd, and naa bald iu high estima­ tion as a neighbor and citixra. 8P.EC1AL TJ0BERT3 A STRIKER, j limkrs Ta*dr***, nwd | Moes. psiBi*. ail*. i*rp«*Ha sing., windaw *l>.., psits. g E. H.DUNNING, NOTICES. Variety Grocery Store, CHANCERY SALE ancipatioo and cumplele bar tier to tbe raadmiwiun of MiaMmippi into the L’cion. ' SoMCtkiBg for Everybody! CHEAPEST! > A FIRST CLASS EATING SALOON in’s Periodical Drops! ;GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR 1RREG CLARITIES. GUNN’S NEW FAMILY PHYSICIAN. ' EEST! ttrDD AS AND CHEAP AS consider the action of the Mississippi LrgMlature. It will bardely answer to talk about obounale radicalism in C.oU will advocate, and tj the community grem w ben tbe “Miir.mippi Clai<m." tbr it will represent. official paper, drauuasca, the Vagrant Act vacantly pasrad by tbe LegUawre The Daily Port of that Commonwealth as calculated and i Wit! be published a* a oucku antxr designed to restore slavery, or lo bring . xi'sut fagx papa*. every morning (Sun about tbe utter subjugation uf the freedgoeo to tbeir former while owners. That ‘ act provides that negroes after the first ! uf January, must bare a fixed abode, or , be regarded a* vagrant*; and then it pru-1 vide*, that in order to get tbi* abode j they must hire U>Maselv«« ed tn .white 1 employer*, </course on the employers. owe terms. Nu wonder even th* -.Qa- Estate al Cbauaeey Adams. ROUATK Order. - Steie al MieMgaa, COM MISSION KITS NOTICE. C-suty of Barrr. m.—At a aaaaies sf tbe t'rabate Cowrt for tbe const. e( Uerrc. hablre at tb«-b.tr. i* Uhb/,™. tut ,h« ulmipH .isted by t).« Fn-tet* Cowt I H-bate OAaa. in lb* villas* W Haaliax>, oa ^wMustoarr*. Saturday ll.r sd day of Mairh. In tbe yew » aad t.r th. coraty *rn*rre. U bw. r.tteri aae tboteaud eljhl beadrvd aad aizty«te. ' Dilfcli-,: rl.'m I're.aat,Sbennan C. I'rimile. J.d«bri*<abaU.1 latest ttteCbyaty wf lurry, ahi wwwt for th* I'VTpcM cfrwinsr s»d tevrtas .urd> claim.. M lie <«-»rr < tert1. (litre, la said reeaty. w P The Tri-WeeJdy Port ■MKU be published every Tuesday, Thurs­ day rad Saturday Morning, rad contain the Nev* aad leading Editorials printed in‘•The Daily Po*L*' Subscription price litnaly use <-f this work, most bare cansed 85 00. bis death. By immediately administer­ ing the remedy recmmetidrd by Dr. Gran, rebt-f was afibrded, nod bcultb The Weekly Port Will be poblisted every Saturday Morn­ speedily rewtored. Mr. Onsiodt, Cedar Rapid*, Iowa, -was ing. ft will contain the principal Edit— riah w'bich hare appeared in tbe Daily so badly afllcted with Rbeumalimn that Edition, a carefully prepared eammarv be could not walk except «ilh the aid of of tbe New* vd*tbe W.-tk. the latest ar.’d two cane*. By the use of Liniment and moat CMUprehetitivc Muriel Reports, and Tiuetnr* prejxrrd us directed by this valuable Agricoluiral lof Tinath®. Tbe Literary Department wilt be both inter­ eating rad attractive, particularly adapt­ ed to tbe home fireaid*. No expeuae will be spared to maha ‘'Tbe Weekly Port” tbe moat complete, valuable and inirreaiipj newspaper published in the West. Suliacripiiun price, t2 pec year. / Club Rates—20 Qiplcs, addressed to of thia digram by thia remedy. Mra. L. Caudle, living owe mile soklh •utereiterw, >30. of FatrfiaU, WayneG<nL,rf*r sped mg >500 in try ing to cure a Cancer, gut a c-py ol Dr. Gann's wort, and io a abut* time effected a p«rfect cure. Mr*. J. Waler, Rockton, Winnebago Nxw Il amtsb:** Eucnor.—Tbe Cx. 11!., had baraf.w 18 year* all.ctrt Marsing Gon of tbe great politloal cam­ with Salt Rheum, and bad vsad evaey paign Of 160G scuds its glorious echoes remedy known, rad spent about >800, troru tbe granite hilts nf steadfast Naw but U. no g-Kid effect. She obtained a copy of this wvrk, and in ten mocths war cored by a aim pie remedy therein fa- Governor and Legtolntare raaultad.as reentnmend. d. rsi expected, m a complete Republican A MUe daughter uf Mr. Bratt, *near acMMaa. Hee fnaadv and true patriots Sawcc-milc, Butler Cuu, O., had a very take no backward steps, and put no men on guard whnaorvrt a* walckdug* ofan by *11 abe could live but a few hour*.— Dr. Kumler. the attodiag ph-.tain, rtroeiout Rebellion. Al! hail to -the gave powdered alum, mixed with molas­ ses, oa directed by Dr. Gran, rad in 30 mlmitea she wa« completely relieved. Min* Midtie Marek, Cmnbridgr. Gaernwry Co., O„ was so low with Dipthrara that abe was etesidraed by pbyaieiai.s beyrad reenrery. By fi.Hosting Dr. Gum's htelrtintiiMts abe waa *peedily re­ A child nf Hon. T. W. Bartley, late Judge of lb* 8-preme Crart nf Ohio. Boots and Shoes, GROCERIE ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. uoos <4eschar tbree d««»t six meutbs tex. ia« JlM•f Jplu”-’. t-HDC U- l.iae Iraited COE OWE, (•«£ ALL! bslKi, Jaa-MIT tetb. 1 t BL DUNNING. HIVED STATE* BT-Jill 3-^K -WOriaS, fob; t Fwttory, CAMPS* *• J­ For BARGAINS not E^oltd Ecrt I. E»TEMt»St A CO. Srxu. Pan MasviACrCKMA Call at my Old E.i«tli^>wear, J ARCH st.•‘PHILADELPHIA. 41JOHH W. NBW YORK. C. WAKELEE Battle Creek, Mich PAY UP I A J persona indebted lu Julio* Rus'eel! At Cc.. by Note or Account, ar* hereby notified ttetthe same Must be Paid! without delay. Yi ur imiMdiat* at­ tention will SAVE COST! llsMiag* J-M, 18M. GUARDIAN® SALE. JILIN 1CSSELL ft «•. GUARDIAN'S SALE. GEBlUWIND. ftKADY MADS CLOTHING, I^ABCtOTja, CMWIMERRS. 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WI3Q, .v- L neld al the lln.tlnga ll<<usc Hall rm fit u rad ay was well attended. It nrgah»d hy «booeingTDGiHk«r chaimiAn, A. 8. Haight, secretary. CL G. H*dbrMk and W. H. H. Uevth tellers. ConsideriroIr <MniBlhm*'«kd' apparent'Tn* the* cvhteai: ANO CI1BAP AS THE P. DRAKE, M. D. A CHEAPEST! Particutar at Un lion j f»r the nominations fur Treasurer and Constables. Upuautll other offiues there, was no exeitcmenL, Good feeling *n<1 N. RUSSELL. JAarix.’j- .-a • A NEW FEATURE! harmony prevailed and defenled“candidates submitted'In 'jftfdM. g<«>d bumor. JMLX ROBKBTH. The ticket ran as follows, lu wit: Super,t»or, D. Striker^ Clerk. R. Mudge; Q C. BURT. A FUST CUM _.a XEMRMBKR THE FLACI, AT THK CORKER GROCKRT, t D. DU55IXG. USITEO STATE* JI ST3S1 JSH -W'D-BiKS, v Factory, CAMDEN/ N. J. JJ W. 81DILDOM, I. ESTEMtetX A CO. “* m ABCU st. ruii.ADBl.piUA. 42*JOHN 8T. SR* YORK M. CADWALLADEM, J •< ■TM New Ydrk WrruM MyiTiTM, the, 'PfWidWtV objretfHh*-’ .^'WHilBtiofd Hiulingv to the Hep-jlilii-aiu tf B.nry ‘ ground,, cxbibit if. ■ • Gusnty; Gaur-iw*t • •' r.,. -.inwblvlng thr'mdrf flugfapr’dii»W* fyr,. a'^WI'dayTor preoaosy 1"< nastingi ^xaoi^-. *»*<rrWln(fJlto^ 1 . niuDOSj wss a th. x:.,“ •ympailiixinp deruuUMy. ..was* Rlmuat *■- We had auppowd this IdVAtf ibi* k>npt» R. ESTMUJROdJ. A 00. (.ksoot ‘ „ The D*My I rinund,, I be Svinj-Jy ccltly Trit..lie *Uo givrii, i“ ri>«i> urseufajear, tbrW four <>f )he" ’. .‘ At OrangcVifft-we orgAnixed wltlLaixti 11 BEST AND LAtEATMPeW ^4ex-ok>eoits ’ > living .TtotCG*v«f .«b®,« ..ac '< if,ta.ygjid“ b-,«totA>lui, wpuM.tai . Rou. ,.!l—. -if 1 , hi the ,$ngiuA Alupsxmc*. fi«o» J*bxi CttaJ.'ri^ags^.pliitf^ty^rttektehL. '•*14 Harmonic. Organs, For Sole by - -■ • J. BL. HILL, । BA|t FARMING LAND tertawtss’ : •’kWSJ'iifcS&'-'-Ws 0. ' pin. Benzoin la not Benzine 1 Benzoin Elixir mir%rirtSrh«i’ had al io cheap a iate'a» tn Tbe.SwuiW^kfy TriLui*, lb— r¥« bsUtsin Ch* priocTf^eo'aW approse'of yiC.charac­ ter ut The Tribune can Increase its p/»«r ■Frurathe Veit Msksn latte Cuahlry, ahd liifllicner' by, joining w uhAKeir bijigh;. lp>rs iQ,forming $!otis .to ,subset(b< for SheU Mask ui fertig MacbteM The SembWvAH Edi.ii.n. It will,in ttol Wayi be «!>PpUe<| , them at the low-, . MUaiaUMSQSBTM ’ • eitprito'fur which' tuch * Pfver can be p-intrd. . k ' AND HARM05Y. >> T>. ■ year-*-f(Tl nuinLets, W,00.; mall sub-. aerlWs, 2eopte«, I yenr— 1Q4 nuiubars,. rr 00; maH auhecrib’ern $' .copies, ptJ The A»s!r says thf Loan BiikU.is, be, uvei1, for each copy . $3 00. Peraous rb-. liwvrd., win br hepnrtW by lIt* Senate F«nimre 'Q'dhhiTttee next wealth bjii' jlr measure Is dWrielng little atlrnliott, cx^ mini cvpt'ttot tlie'piitilitflty clause Will ‘jig ex-, tendw'io As bi rWtiire al) Government. trimActlihtt'ip golif nnd' Iwinda tti.be ppb Ttte NawToiSrihitY' TmnYan ir llhbed'lrffnrthaftdf by Jtic h'd'cc. . , - pubiiahed •very •morning <*i|d meejag 1 Culver.,Penn &: Cn.’a lajlure'la(a|lrjici" (Bondiiyii dice pled) al >10 peryew■ ing-lesb atlfenrLm, "is IjiestntW.tliii id Ih 6* alx’tpbbtbs. ' . ^ .,e;' . 1 lite"debts sitting in' Nr» York are aiuply pxilegted by e illateral eecnritiss of Alia1 THE-TRfBllNERKaiANAtoFOn INMk. ! Nut i> dud "Batiks •whioli' are Hfsol ved. w Mlo ' :TblJ popular' AnMaf ia*aAv leady.— the notes wj». j.f c-jgree. Im? paid ‘by Uw' It contains toil'ekclloh »»turns fni|n*|l Trrasury »t Waah^q^vm slnjp.ld]lM| bapka‘ thrSlates, ftri^ ii’vltat aiiicfejii ufijitereatr. LANDS FOR BALE. ; be wbuqd up;- '‘ ' , j ; ing Potitlfttl And' Statistics) • Thaddeo. Soitt, A rhareton'. «f NhpHe-■ Prittf-Ol <edt-. Bai‘kYumbnre:r.ir'ji85t> a. k.f ' fan.JteVW. ***«< • r«B te beTtAd. ' \ ^’.7 _ . . , m n.I. M ait ' •' TerWta; Aih Irf'adv 36Cf. ( evflni! \ , . * and^but just arrived.. . . '' *N„! « i] Hnbrilf^ ‘ F4rrn'’ READY MADE CLQTttnrt, 'Marti* ,W. MoCRKA. C0«T*M WOBK, hROADCLOTHR, CARH1MKRES, TgBTHteR, ’ AadaiUr ' rURNUHING GOODW, ' . At PRICES aa LOW aa ft. earv LOWEST. Hgmy. May MHh. IMSmy»l yr - , tbW4 AtHnrtJH Tnttt inrffrvH; Ao Lit­ eral y Jn'dWrnfiSc tnl<;tj;gci;c,e ; Reviews , .u.po'Ui.t New‘ttJ>li j <to''!z*tt|rii 'pom /wfftrge ■JsKiSraisieM'* “ “• * lished elsewhere ia ibis-paper. The Tri­ bunt is imi4 vfthe dost Tearls**,, indepen­ dent wdJriuTgeiimuivMosick vf'die prin­ pond with- tha friend* of temperance Q C. I1II5DLE. / . ciples of equal right* ar.d justice of all the throughout tho county in regard, W tha , loyal papers mAbr land. It eommnita a.rur. »• ■“.r-'ra?.,.'.P“1 ,s£.c,re-;£i 'tht*"c'>art I Aflltorisllv-ommslinssl-MVAWl' editorially- upuaaharaVeveyy m,nnei«Al>le ponceivAble '.' • uCTw.i and la I‘ sulijrcl, is one of the Ixut best of naiirra papers titan-**-might bo r*[rfied. We rfuHfrom which to glean the general and tin- keep It supply of Tract* and •Temperance p 0. HOLBROOK. and ; |*yUotDtw* irtthe-dwy.-' Bet dtiba' .be documents u> accomodate our friends. oih-r-r al Law. S'.'J. , . R«*p«gfrfiy yours, ■ fvrAyi'In evrrjr •< r^* • । ^’^d’ .iV- • - ' Laa C.8a»l*s; ° 11 /^tV’rasisI/ CosMtmstfc-- At^fca^ ijarfGen. Agt. fur T. R. H. Battle Creek — I ingfc'tirpilbllOdn daucus b'elU ATlJurada/ J taaia* t4r*n*Mj> ftimjU^en.wA^ffpifintg U. O00K. g Grn. ShcjWan<W»fltp«thc Rio Granda t«j,lyyfc>Ae« -.<h«' tnX»O4. thsre, i;pn 'tn.-.kihg' r'JghVyj'jy?, -x.r4 ifx ^illming-auc*. who are eery diwordcrly an like-Iv to h iSnufiila a|(t& rBRt$ftn t jRTiUitisf* hre*0 trouble vftb Tbt'iW-fclnd Maa ag'Sf1 A*,LEY- --------' ■ Tailor, W..IH . C=r""n\ call jnientiop la the I pr.n<pcctu« of the New York Trii'unt pub­ gebuhwind.. hill rtaloriag-llte*6«irUe petuTti io that I. w ! enrtseiy wiped ta»L They ’ suresvded, by, ,« areriWrepfiftluctlM uftM fdiifltje abtvi. tremendrius effirta. In electing alik,<>ffieerl' Idw. but tAider'dw1 aedfcblrig amkaii vf Cu<. And 'arf /the/parta iif'tte'rijpntrit I Sum Ttter*“j^ejj|'.US viilira p?-IW,'..end’ P-' President Jobrls«'-n,U nppeurt’a'tbuuiicr.d ituiri Iftah f'mpdftant'WUfitoiu.te'In this * drae than Ute reWcted Fr^edd'ien « ^ritor, Septtbiicap bad i .Rt^rityjifi' 'time* B*i*vl*'^P'-vtnle«. *.»'mMWJU & cityWMIftw&re; a'S>nop.’is>r tba !,D. G. (Utanaon. dem. Geo. L.«,. Ot--ifc; IdH of twrffcitmbitttl abiTrfilna- Proceedings uf Gungren and Stat*. I.'gi*ii inra)While G-e's Dy*p«p*ia.( democtat, was elected nv* over R R. MMoi. M Wgn he by jhiwfr.'i'in bhgWnlhy t.‘»Wf.' Ttse'ol^eu-, iafure sjhen’lri'sfaiiod lvtfib FiiWApi. Nvwa liable H> DyiiprBsIa ' Itidigri 7 and all rWeltM'b’i WeA aUamet • l^kcljMive •lb maJ.,Hy.' Tte-bdator i>f .We'UkM tiorta 4ubmiDW-agaiur. the Trit *e<I:i<m' t>‘*e*^* ^R’j brer,'are rtiuu WInoh mark 11.-d .ri» • ! the Pr-'-i" d’l.g-i ■/ tl e.Furmis all ReptfLliaw-to—juajurftles ranging •if tfw bill, rr.' Clubxiftbc AfflFriliab fn.tnute;TrfiL* tte iiiipateiMd' lArfW between Khn aqd -the raltag rsdtrels of Oihfrcva. TWiet" 'AVatFrill< ’apd ii;her Uortlcuftg»»l|iniC lr» ftet, an Mpbatic'deefarath'id bf war fl.rtnhtkm esiVtttial Id ly, ftnrtice of the Peace ;T. All«ft.'8. J. agirimt the fadiejIa’iWidflrelr rYCdnkiruc*. Btlicit, FinnticTaiJCatl'Ie, Dry Gin A ^4 GAiertV Report*; iAattni "< U-lh for Bidclinan, nod Peter Cramer, Cumtnis- Ion aystem, root and brpnyh. ' Hl'tirv . JriTetr and <4.A>[ilrfft>riri. afhfartiicr the forrfi’rd'tbVre Mn'l> :nv party'1 bidurn; ‘ ajvnera -, J. W. Btmiofl, Sehred luspecrn<sRJvi!u4bfe,'ftiU'r4»Uojt and mstruutlvo aneh* id'lhn polity V>f' CoAgres* coupled st l>h pr>fes*l<>h*'i<f adhdsteilo lire policy Weekly' Nkwspafier' published lit the N E WDVEICHSEM^NTS. wnriif ' \ ' ' ' " Henry Grew, and J. H. Batten jn.Cun-, .oftbe AdtntalKrailtM." 1 1 ThefuB Reports of the American Inrfi• I’te-TWAwve aayst Let.ua thank/Mr. atables. . Johnson thai'bla vrfo !» »A swvepnig. — tirte FArmvr? Clfib, a‘t!4 tljf *m'wys AgWell done JJaslinga. ricul'Urht Rhpufui ' Vtoch.P'im.ber, are lie mik-bi b^ve pbrawd It more cutiiijng'ly, but be hasrfiiwcn to hl frf kpnw'ihnt richly- worth a Vwri shUetipt'...n. Alia I.BIX is «»»»• •.vsiair.--- ■ it-is partteiLir ;bHI tt-t* riot no* this iui*-|>aruei>i.'ir oni thul'tya umt mp j/m-' pn>.*fTTT.; ■• etate of the roada. aftd the hnurKf pwng ev*ed'W*«.prreti..n. .5. .?bntthatsny am- ** —i.v* Camera. ... *“'*n*:rn^* P. press on Tuesday,'prevent* thd-glri»R ane wh whereby Congress -rfn.il vhnlI .tte'm.it attririjit t<» f"' Rewstx a >'wm base *£l of tbe result* io the c>janty furt^^r than proieod tber-uibern bilks'against, biflu .14 PJ to mentfoo a few town*. . Rutland elreii •terf- andupptHMite hiurt encounter hl* dvaweinitied <>|>p«M.ition, • ’ • ' ^AautekxppywiU Wr dub W iImi entire Republican ticket. Cathun Referring hi the veto merfM^ the We'»enttir* tn think few' and Irving are reportedDermcratic; same aa last year. The Board of Super­ Stale paper* bare ev<r breh.^fyeu tit fhe . Tna ’ Ntv^ThaY Bciti W'iftlt Tai atira |k 'ptinlNbed ' iatfy Tues lay and visor* will. .prnhablf AW* jjurtean Re-' work)-ttet*ill Wi thorreigWy coinpel tteattention nf thinking mtn;' af whatever Friday1, and' cur.iklni pulilic*ta m ihw demitevat*. • oreed -nr kvrfred or party. ' Tte ability art.rt.-a, not tnvr-Tv V'eui in character J ulLj'v ’ ’’A”' ufihb detariv, however, fs'of an k/ctr and MANK. . aearehjng a cbanteter, th* F qgfie . . iicixxwsa aOB.*AX*4t *U<’4 krfllMi^’V.riWt’^dfr.u; SlU-Ll siuibls, that «’•Mould'blip* 'evtfr tbe (Her Rowse-a Sboj.aRora. IU>U»««.»>efcrfl<f.,'*Aeir«BUtf*'d‘ Phfa/ Tflegrspfl J)|» KESiJilIU •trinKret'Mlvoeatre of ibe'hrfarsnlo 'Will , jiat'cliedJ'd&Wiil w«.., in. rf* 4^3 cixiiPrfr J&muia- I ’‘tt&rniii*.' ,*• hmi klria.illy laiportAit It ft thiit th- ■’ ■" ... hWretefl a'litt Ano Wonistte ulitniklte Naata; Nc-v; Ea. । wmshtwiiotef pwwerof-tbe'vrtfi rihitffd <y of (•lu.'rve^lltpohs lif'ifi/^ iiriiie’^’rdWeBWgs roriHjduiga uf u( tljn th” -t rate; amt hott ttf.pr'ftaHt,1'*4hA>; fci h b'jgh fflujirvit^Jlpuh* s? ■«-v ' efehweit hi, r^t».icb a bmMltntf.'.n4l Fnrrwi-fs'tTubV'f Uh>Thiwrjrsnbiitbutr; •' Hl -whe «M jaatoe- vtsrMeabrt! te ’ iTbTMlKEn i .'TiUs*, p»w»r rfiltdldte rtrtruslW'tna Prriddeiit Tafki k’MiGt FWlr.'iU'd otter lYotticiiljlr- J 19 r-*MUo“•!«*•• J M CABWAU-AUnc ris^En. redo. * With judgement' '^rttldn And afatiB 'WaAlfi^tinlt. U'pi’qmiWm h$<jrfL « •; ' • : ' •' • • •• •I —r , ■ I ■ ,‘ll ’I--' T' ... nouitti.e* •*. ■ ' ' *" ' iik'nt and Cwgreea ad iwiu < .f oei thane>-ttt prufniae-or conpiliiatiun. and thavtbe ron*5 “ea-iiss ^versyicM be derided, onlytiby an afk Wax. Dorak, m« Ratlrad, a PecketlXeey eMtrf- prul lx laeir 00turnon superior*! tho vu*re rigbing on the 29th of •_ y‘ ' isnHkI wdl bspslit bn-the enara at tb^Hropww -----Itry bauk^mlj but loJ? \aatona Items.’J 'y' ' IL Nswtr. artvllw .nbeerlbee U HsmJ»X< .thia nurvft} wad produced tbi» year by a ' ThaHday biiirning.’llrorr'wtto. anular b«a*y •nowilurtn, on Wednesday of Just JjrtHihfrli'At dm NVusliitjiitonAtiuMl.. A ibrR'tiulat while i*u <X; fto .laborera were eng^edin ibh^ir.^lL pne,of Mb. Ettrrt*i—Wetei*Jtetbr^ijf1xed tlyeln may posrfbly luva Attend of bis A CvAjogA. BiAp.—Tba euoatani read­ Bugera Hj ampafcatf.'O. Tbp, nther ,j»ers ol tj>« 1Uturn *111 rrndloct jbst an three Temprshc® Lyceum* «/ the‘new tainrd’tmfy a ctigbCabrasUmcf the fprnaccotiat was given, two years ago of a Order of ibcTvntprance Roil of Douur. hcad liy' a fragiuciit of the slifll , Smcc robin, o( mixed eong, sdtsrnating fryct ol Michigan. 1M«m Lyeeumsbild a pul» the explosion at .(he same place aster al months ago, by which' 10 person* wnrathe warbling notes dMUut to Its kind, lu'thc killed, thli wofYbaa' been carried o<i in shrill notes qf the. whipporrill, , ^he Mvrfc. Deelpmaliona, Composition*, D«s« W bird or rmothee t<f like' jwcullariiy bales, die. dec.. HeFt>« tfa' <*4»r'<tftb* ffo*.. abed* vldfly. eeparaled, «• ^alJ^ qtph'rrflitf'in offiy ri>u|d n»t ciinimunicate to thw We circular* Tr*cu Aa a. liberal ••ttora.dn'tbe grtHinda. ’ ycry-,mupb <i( -has again made its appearance in our tilthis kind of dir tnittei’hd h^s been recantUr/ * ; ’ ‘fSWT ly brivjyta tn'the arsenal. _ „ ’ Henry Grera, J. H. Butv-O.jr. .-■__ ■- O...L . _A Vn,a,« Merchant 7,.T?.-, ' . School Inspector, J. W. Bpifcroft; Const­ ables, I. J*. Swartoot, M. S. Stebbins, T* XAPEEK A BURB0W8, J| ■ dri^e Frib.' ' The HWfafi?» EATING SALMON’- Si.u. Pm WAHUtOgSSS: Ofiniontor^t to*'ru>Jr'»fM\TtiBlriWf Tivu* u?itf IFdtfe' m’ •w V*Ti/t CacXs.—The Republican caueurf ®t>0© AB TEE EEST i ' —Jss^iiXC’c;, ii LOME. No. 44,, ■*<x. ol tks L> Variety Grocery Store, ttuTtinaiiTitiii. Republican Triumph' orricitL •0 NO. 49. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, Mlcp., WEDNESDAY, APRILjrW -0. «•: VWIHUir sow -oxo.ij---- .. ...... ............... itMr'l.rr’,*st.nie i'mr, nrw teriWily dertaln' t.f, bia "state-^iiot •p,mT’t<,1'1 - . ("yb^iip'rlntendettt with it." l unght'-no* ux judge 'severely mxI on'riniGMay . up<m,Uiia«tt»t»«r,Jar. nsslty tfty hifre-l^a- teHxte tiibhnr f tlon in thia country la conipareuvrfy lim-W»«niug the r1'-------1 ited. I luVFdirOTWrWfm Tn the firM rgara ttot wwna'm.sfy' [LadgMer-.]Ilf*rfy. Ai»d’il» panuik of top* EjttdetiWMtmerrfyb) the asya-matf'*'1 Pireraxbey brotobvVBA —-fWar Jta&rttm. ;;. . •.; brWtb •mtMsxfter-betea been1 dritftlitg b«rfr.. |.rf*ky*ferfWH«<l'attby » nfan ttbmbtf b** grink^ bee* My a ofnty rfwfdbted ■biaeaet.iwV J .wt«4 -Barrel Ms hrarr Ct bred b'UowsV—Andreic Jadt- L f"’. '; its.'—Thu Berrien ■and 'W'ned tiy .T.' tin; Senate,. int! bn.hed *> 1 Wit. - �HASTINGS BANNER. Stltrtrt Jltrtrj And dash its trophies duwo ! Om OMaeai lot toy Ilfs Wood stream Frees baytaera bust sf (mast Oris ui. OMghUy. rseliagdrvSBl ■ “If I but brack Uiy sllvsrsd Ulr, Tby bssty vbb bath spsd “let thsroia aatbug la tby track T» bid thee toodly stay. YTNla -.h» .wifi ssmoss burry bMk To bod tbs wished for day? SEVEN GREAT BLES6|Sc, ■ that Cromwell and his sofdrors had chaotc f innu im Marston M-«i. All dowft the aisles .-f rime came ’.rampiag tu ths mnsio msifrd mm. bearing on their •hir-ids the two words, Ubftrty mad aqnalJty. They trembled on Mr. Owen's lipa w)|b his parting blessing to his boy.— Would ba remember them, and would ARE PREPARED Wbera there fa stflietiuu In a bouse, the wi intour fam. home. Mr. Allan catered without knocking, and made Ma way to th.large, old-fashinosd kitchen in which he wac cure of finding the family. There by • tal-ls. with his arms Added and laid heavily upon it,sat Mr, O*™.Hia wifa was in a small rtrokiug-chair by tbufire, aud Bloeeom, a young girl, sal between them. Mr. Owen nw tn weloome him; so did Blossom; bet the wife did not notice him— she eat still, r.-eking heradf to and fro, baiking at tha blaring wood. Mr. Allan put a hand in the brawny t al night, I carried all his luggage beside my own. on rnir march. T.raard night "Dutt night Dally,'and Brindle sod Bel wo went In oo double qnkl. and though came toeing home Ihxu putarv. fur they the luggage Is-gen to feel Irry heavy ev­ bear a well known Voice calling them at erybody else was Hi—‘ '■ ' ‘ ~ *~ toe gate; and Bemiia, aa bo pats hia <4d laid the nthei na Mr. Owen's great heav­ Jemmy, if 1 had not pets aud luUta lospqtly ill tbeir great ing breast. •• My friend." be s«id, “bow blown ey es, catches thr-.ugh the alill eveis it with the dreroca i.fGidF tniqj air bis Pur-tan tiller's voice aa he “Jus' and true are all thy ways, thnu rajMats ti> hia happy mother tbeeejirtiilatH King ofSaints.” faltered --ui the man. words: “Fear u-h, (it 1 am stab tbue ; Tbeie was something strange in his 1 will bring thy aeed from the East and voice—a thin, womanly e-wind, enlikr the gal her ibefri-m the West; I will say ui deep, stmtorian tones in which ho bad alUte North give, and u> tiw South, keep wave spoken before. Mr. Allan, wbm nut back ; bring my avns from afar, and ba heard it. a!mi«t felt aa if it had dralt my daugotare tnmi the aods of tbs earth, evrry owe that le called by my nemo, lor Til UU-my-gitl-sod-bey.: Ths sufUeg sags! droppad hie pa»“Why. this wilt n«»sr ds; Tbs man rrouU b. s boy sgsia. To Suit the better. We understand that ad hi swindling some nar t» Charinueaiut of el->nt >150. prr«s nf the Slate P««» him Jilton Rapid* Journal IN NEW YORK, E NEW FIRM! Great D In PriJ AND. NEW GOODS —“And U tbero solblsg yet ooaajd Bstera the change appears ? Bomsoibsr, all tbeirgift. Uro led trilh liioss disaslrmg years I" Why.yes. tar memo.y would raca.T Uy feed paternal jeya. ;R SKIRT! BARLOW, £ — & GR, glimmered from hia dull aye a s; the old owiUi.vrreia! fins—•• you •Oppose I haw bald on tn that when tbs skies wet* cl-Aid Iawa. ■ litth waves just rocked tnj bark. “I C*n'l bear to think nf mother and Bl-«a»n>. C-mifart them, father 1 Tell (born I dir aa a brave buy sb-mi id. and that when the war is over they will o-*t be ashamsd of me as they must be now. G-«i help ma. it ia wry hard to bear.— Good bye, father, God seemu near and RUSSELL 4 NEVINS OUR ST* waves and bilhiwa are going over me, do you J I've planted it firm, and it d-ra't y irfd. mi, if don't yirtd, 1-ut‘tbe strain is l- rrihle. G-wl a-nd it may carry me in­ to port; uh. Mr. Allan, say it will. It has seemed to ms to-day an dark, Ivo won tn perish foresee. hut a« if be frit, worry drrful, so Inscrutable, that he—my Ben fir his pope, sinful bn-krn hearted child, Ar tub UNION STORE nr nle! Mr. Allan, tbero is a good, wise and wi-uld take him In be with b'm and purp-rae behind it all. Can y--u sue it! my 8avi--ur. in a baiter, heller lila " SJiatellans. “To bring you nearer the kingdom." A great aob b-xst from Mr. Owsn's said the minister. hurt. • 'Amen I ’ ’ be said solemnly, dwwo, Uro moral ubligaUuo tu protect Hie “Oh, don't tell me that; I can't he«r Irredmeo alBrtiwd. and tho H-m. Mr. iU K> wise; be knows a hundrul “TiMright in the earlv twilight I shall such s-ufls aa mine era not worth <>ns of a-c the mas all cim'nc l»-m. front pas­ | Gotau Called upon tn rwsign tha eeat it»Bennie's. I ran ouflor if I am to grrat a ture. Daisy, and Brindle, and B*l; old tha bcuale which ba ao unlaithfally til lad. sinner fm God's grans tn eave, but Brn- Billv, too, will neigh to me from hia null There c-uld scarcely bu a etnaiger atata me! Bennis! I have eat there all dev and proci-an little Bjussom aland <m the ment ol lbw position of Cuegnws ttuui tin.: It wav In the early part of October, ainentbu news came, arundering, wumler- back stoop waiting fir m*—bat I shall “i bat »ee nuwt. trapaf«lVa duty ot the 1803. that the Rev. Mr. Alton atartrd tu IrgiliiMsU- fruits walk to the Farmer Owen's <>ver the i ing. ha was so good a eon,"—and Mr. Ow- never—never come. G-nt hires you all; «ATC«E* JEWELS! DIAMON0S rn's voice bees me alm-at inarticulsta in f ogive your p»»r Benni<” bills. Ha had b>cross two low spurs ita emothui,—“auctoa dear, procx-a. no­ Late that ulgbt the <J-<r u( the “ bark grrnttfuties w--uM «e eoarecly less cnui. MUHJCAL IRSTRUMENTH, the Green Mountains, and aa be climbed nisi llun would nave been an sajuiescvucu WE DEAL IN ble hoy ! I thought when I gave him to st-aip" opened aoftiy andlh littla'Sgijrr to the top of the seft.nd lbs rich valley i " Jiia o-untry, that not a father In all thia glided oat, and down.thr font path tha< th accaasiuu." Gen. Geary, we believe, the Otter Crtrk lay spread out hrfor _ !-------- _J precious a g ft.—no. led II. the road hy the mill. jBbeseemr.1 ■a wall qualified to ue toe mmiiuau un him. At anv other time bo would hasi ••I one. G<-d forgive me if »ny grief is rather flying than walking, turned h»r such a ptaUuiui.— "Hu Nation. •SE MUXIOI MLUIIt stopped In admire ita gratis undulations sin. Mr. Allen, the dear bey only alept head neither m the right n--r left; starting n.innlo, just one little minute, et bis nor, aa the fall myU) stretched queer, <«t; I km-» that was all, fur Bennie nev fantastic shapes afr'aroond her. I--.king er.dosed overadutv. H-.w pr.-mptaod uuly now and then st heaven, and folding rulial'dv he was!" .'nd Mr. Owen> eye her liands, as if in prayer. wandered out over ths brown field, with a Two h-nira later the same ynnng girl perplwted, wondering l««4u “ 1 kn--w ba oppressed by the beauty tvhieh surround only fall ■< ouly -no little sen Hid ; be at.aid al the mill depot, wsleh'tjg the ed htm. He looked spin it with eyes Cuming <>f the night tram, and the nmwas so young and not wtnwig, that hoy of misty from tears. There was a dull, minf. Why, hewsa asullast. and-mly 'heavy weight sp« bi« heart—a weight eighteen! and n*>w they "h.-it bin be­ which even the long, frrveut prayers that plied approval, nf the at Ude .« Mr. he had uttered so uDcMsinitly at’m-e m>-p cause tor was immd asleep while d-wng J-i-Mun tr-mi iba Worlds March 7th. sentinel duty.” Mr. Owen rspeutr-l thrwe bad failed to move. Between him and A few quralhma and ready answer mid Ibdb, probably one U (be must diegust­ words very slowly, as if endeavoring to that landscape, wr might almost say l-efind nut tbeir true meaning “Twenty -1 him all, and n-i father c-mM have carv.1 ing pieces ®T billingsgate t»> Which any tween him and the mercy seat, there m->rv tenderly fir his unly c'nld than be journal uvw d—c ixjrd, wee, there is no . CROCKERY AND CLASS WARE, four boura. Where is Bmuir now 1" mured a straight, tall boy. with a laugh­ fir nar little B>iafaom. deuyiag.il, a imioCuI mcidi-nu Nn mat“ We will hope with his Heavenly ing blue eye, clustering brown hair, and She was on her way to WasbingtoO to Father," said Mr. Allan,e>Miihiugly. lips always ready with a -merry, pleasant ask Pre-id-nt Lh-coln for iwtr brother's w our President, aid bi» abunra M our “Yes. yrs, let ue hope; God is vary lifr. Sbehadat-ilmawav.li yrb'd- To-day, there wa« Benny.nulling •batne, a La ehieto pv-pfe, le tha excite 'underthe bare, brawny arms of the but­ merciful, and B-nnie was s» good— I d«> meat «rt' party eisite-U. a*u apt to forget. ternut tree ; thr-.uing bin line inui the not mean holy." be *od cwrwctmg himOur qua>rels, a uh him see, m smie sen-e little broi.k, that nine babbling down ■elf sharply; ‘tbera la no .-nr h>.)y—co. Imuily quail ria, aud Us- kaa they arwe*. from the steep mountain side; driving bis not one—but Jesus died fur sinners, Mr. |»<*rd tu Um- puliln,nax<- ‘be bailor. It la cows *4mg the narrow fis.t path ; atsnd Allan, tell me that. Oh. Bumiir. Bennir! pSiCctly fir--per that a luan sb-raid be The mother raised herself *s she beard Ing with Bloas-un under the bright maple eta-eked aaJ di^{a>lrd by seeing f-is talk and shouting with pride and joy as she his name called, and turning, said, with a er drunk in ttoosirevts; but Um divsraioo ------ .l_j a— J1|tU facr jo lJwr,y k,v„ smile : “D-si'l cull eo loud, father.— ' ‘ 3ennieP Mr. Allan Bennie fa not far off. he will o-mesiHm." a sport of fair stuggrnng gait ai d threa hardly knew he waa calling the mum, tm uttenmar were better left to others.— til it came back to him with «uch an snip Tkt Nation. FOR CASH OR READY-PAY. ty, mocking wand, from the heartless Blossom rrariv-J throtpiul and «u hur­ echo: “almost"—Mr. Allee iho.,.1.1 ried at • ■nee tn the White H-aier. startling himself by the seeming impiety Tbs President had but ju-l «eated himof the words—“almost aa if there were •elf to hia rm-riiiog's ta-k, iffiivt-rl-mking ,no great, kind Father over u-all." Slid signing iino-inaut papers, when. As be cams near Farmer Owen's hmtae (lave just Received NEW GOODS, our Higi For Doing B IBTOItOB ft IHAZn. ARE EQUAL TO A Al —■— '\SrjTK. KKDUB1® ffBIOXai Silverware, Bronzes, Ac., CROCK is die la brogulit to DRY GOODS Groceries, BOOTS 4 SHOES, flats & Cape, AITO E1A,T3Dira2’T •bit-—_ ______ -........... - before to forget. Mr. Alton beckoned to an Irishman who was peseing. and asked him-tn take care of them. The man osmo with an awed kmk uprat hia free, ss if even there be aloud in the praaence of a great at wruw, and without the lenat mdse obeyed. Mr. Allan walked on slowly towards the house. He bad known Mr. Owen fm many years, end he knew him welt In­ deed there wee a peculiar bundnf aympa thy between the two men. In bis Urge Mr, Allan lo- ked In aatoniehmont st ths toitsed mu as Io- came now and stood before kirn. Tb. ee few boura liad done the work of year*. The .mroy frame was tottering, tbee.ee ware dimmed, and the sudden sorrow bad written - its-lf in deep wrinkles all over hia manly face.-— Hr recynttod the power of the gnrnl. kind heart, simple sod almost vhil-lhke in its inmwmt.dtfwingsfrrctiiu.; how mold thia be rrronrilrd with the stern, stnmg head, th* bead that tn comm-ti olmervetw outlined the character of ike manl— -God ha»e mercy on you; He is trving yon in a furnace erven times healed.*' Im esvlaimrd. almost involuntarily. “I eboald toe ashamed, fatherbe said “when t am s mon. to think I never used thia grrai right arm—and he held it nut no proudly before mu—“for mr onintrv, »hen it needed iu Paby it sathar than keep it at the plow." “0-'. Bennie, tbrngn my ton." I seM. “ •— •• - fl.4 j,,, k(.p, yi|u right and early m the mormug ‘ Brtiuis'a life, please air," tali |os O-ll. “Bwmiel Win. la Bennie I" “My Btutber, sat. They srti ahuoi htm r-y vlerp'iig at hia p-art." “Oh tea," end Mr. Lmculn run hie rye over the pipers brd-rv him. “ I remem­ ber. It Was a fatal sleep. You see. child, it wee al a time special danger. Tbouaenda of lives might hate lw«n l-et Nir hia culpable iivglig- nor." “8-i my father s«id." said Blossom gravely, “but piair Bonule was so tired, air, and Jrtuniy so weak. He did the TAKE CARS OF YOUB OLD LADIES Which will be sold .Uneqnaled ^Remedy VERY CHEAP! FUBIFYING the BLOOD, pie executive autn-mly tou tus set 4L>. Um> aircUtm of Mayor toy Uie uuiZwas of Nf» Ui Inane, in the rixNalAtrudeil^ O-iVC feign butt ol LnUiamna. How alnkety d-ies the f-41-iwing <ub~ 4 fl THE lad drlsieg fra- U* •'*«« •>’ — -.-A— fltAMAe. «“lMr BDO-JC & stable Extract, DYSPEPSIA Shirts and D VUVTOT nr THU ' BSD JACKET DR. CROCKS VE ChStr EE |EMEBT, iZis FOB Tnr “Wbst H it you nay, child 1 come here I tfbo’l •ndrratand,*' and the kind num eagerly. aa at-r, at a tut ar«m«d tn be a justification .-f an u&moe. WEBCHWIND, ■ ■ WARRANTED TO teK Benzoin Elixir 4\ nrn<7,Tnwft �gil VER SKIRT BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, > ^jrioltnral Jims. BARGAINS ’ NEW GOODS More Durable, More Elastic. More Graceful! Aad will h«*F “• Place hStM* CUaiag-oat BaW of DBUGS, SEMC1NE8, GROCHIES, A°< ••" •"■-, •e ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY «• *>F attar Skill. ACKLEYS REDUCED PRICES SPRING _STOGK 1 o;a SPAULDING, ,... ■ .... , ■WITH. ' WOwb Valuahla ItAnd* ~ AND AT PRICES Suit the Times. throw the drill out and y<«l would have tho arad sown irregular ; this should lx avoided if nweibla, for tt La a gnat ad­ vantage tobavs all 4 be bruom corn break ground as near the asms time as puastble; h<by ibis means, all turn &>nisa up at once «nd Is not liable tu lx armUhered out. It is ais<> nroahoary that great care abould be used io tbsaelecliuu of rw^j • | Great Decli ne, In Prices, rgs rrSi/,, ’" B ABS . ©UAHCS! Will WT It II1E11IU BY ANY FIRM IN HASTINGS I MO MISTAKE. FOR SALE! Good Calico for 25cts best ea Ibe «n>usd. Plows, drag*. aulimurr, «- Tke .0,1 u lk» very boat, bauig o scad sad *7 r,le,t -Byr *3,500 | J For Term isaalro of II. Wstsar, Eiekuga l.u.1 MM41...II. IN NEW TORE, SINCE THE At Greatly Selling Off Cheap 1 DHUGS & MEDICINES. Faro Idquon, brtfi bs I d-i,^4 1 ato not a < sure «rf >u My r.a«..n »<<e ai.h.ng l» plant early, is, Uli* ; tb*«r brash Stalk, that err not npa । wbrti I cut lbw brat Umv, hies a chance 16 «<-l ripe, whilw tfyou wait and ant phut until lair, they d>> n«l have aolunon b> g.I np« Iwfiot Uw frost, .Let uf cuurw tpAwla all that la iml cut. I nth* culihation <d’ bnuun corn, grrat Must .and Shall ba did. . DRY GOODS, LARGE STOCK OF Tobacco &■ nu ff MAllEED DOWN! GROCERIES IONd’kIBOSEXE OIL > par Gallow! • Isdiea. urtioout uf Lamps, Oil prrpcred to SELL GOODS lowrd bi grow aiinmg it; if this is n«t done, the corn <J.« i,ul brush wall ; arid Inmideu thia, it d-iew rm< gel npa cu mm« C« cr<n> that ia frvw from weeds. Where ibw’grociid on which yos pUnl broom own is new breaking, i should be plaCt<d as Bally as po.siLle, and should txplanted aa you would plant s-d corn ; — with thus excvptioo. it can be dtillrd In, TOT JMMMU. ■ instead of planted by band. Very g'-<d l iWTU<>KAl H XJ.BVU3. ■-n'|<a me raised on tbe s«d. —Cur. Prdirv 4rU H» err as as a«C. 14; is Uurn. •!!««»■ «Oh fur ..la by II. WHlUHT. QI»A terse rCPIae lewd. BMraltedeo'Utega • f’)V ter sale; pries >l|*r Sen. It Weisse. , A Splendid Aasdrtmepl of hltST RATE Fartnreg Iak'i for aela is tews* ut tl-wr Hnpkwa aed tfaaterey. AH.-guS CAWDY AND CANDT T£TCS.' OUR FACILITIES We base teated the value of charred esustr ; average prise aboal t« psracr*. I mH for oaah or ready pay, charge ao<4 fi.r kindling and basting purp-<«e«, ALL KINDS OF »nd Mud H b< niora Usu> wywed uur ea nothing for interaaq nothing (or keeping puliation*. By charring iM<d , as driee ■ •tftlie watery purUolie ol the Wi4<d, and book*, nothing tor bad debts, and only a FhyaloisM Fn»cn»ii«ui CarofaUy gat a?. aad tins in replaced by Urge porti-al <<f uly MUDEKAi Ecu AUO& TBS grit, thereby iul-i rasing Its vslue as a combustible. Wa made use of rim lugs SMALL MOFIT Un> trnigb U> split. ary one kau«« bow difficult it is tu Hann elm wood »• as tu be blled lur tael, and that Its brat- Iu esM. ut intlamaU. STATIONERY. OUR STOCK S For Doing Dusiniess, Flavoring Extracts! RSMSUBKK THhT A LECTURE CROCKERY Will not l<c OudcrniVU is the largest ever broguht to this mart, “■ f. a. tain. e llOVl NEW HOOF SXXRT FOR 1866. HARDWARE STORE Tin Grsat Instates of ths Aga ta SIOECCS. II. A GOODYEAR X'2 Good butlar can't* ba made in foul «J lars. NulOmg recwiiasa taut more cu^ IwhtUpVMabh tele, THE HASTINGS r twte. ea tong si lt, dy than bttUrr. <11 baoumaa inleotod eb » Zed ui, .5 th. 0;.l laadll) by uffauMta odors. Aluuh aw oat VSlilLKS OLD LADIES t FAIR MAIDENS af, Outiar is made in »ptuig Uuuees tbaO . — . ..... y, ., ........rsw tuprwVfr.l ibs vde. inorilais. Decayed cabuagca. turnips, In gmanUj kspl eg la the weal* of ths psspla, ertagflM warnsg ol tW tvlt when drarr.I ( •do., is a cellar, d<> nut impart aay virtue* dove stein, atoea avrya, he , which ILsa are aan.taaUy subject is absn Is m . . tu bugler, but datrrmraW ll badly.— ... J. .A. h.v . — ■< — l.—- — .I- M_ 1.1 IS REMOVED G«ua bid Ur rsuuo ut lb« grrsl IliMriSo To ttv Norik of Slab Strttl. Oppou| tiro tabla ; and nolhing but tiro moat akrpepMu'.bte. ant are enqwr»«cn*L:> IHr lighttiU harlott. Goodptar Grant’t. eat, mmt daalratlte. MiblnUiaad ccosoaTical OkM r»ar made Vmt. hiHll A Cut. propviatora ct tha laAddlogTrssageK allea; sad msm'sU Mlelysf vraUuajdid 8.n,ir JjtaSjvacp ssaa, l; Chsabora. of all kinds, CARE OF YOUB 1 THE Unequaled Remedy FOR » PURIFYING the BLOOD, lai ltd line (row lbs avaleai all morbid eialler — kL.1. Jl DRUG & BOOK STORE and will be sold at Railroad Prices, BIXDTO & SIWES, egetable Extract, Fas riaca Hi ail Hr« slew stores la thia dtr.aod ihrewgbeyi Ike United Mute <>dt Caaate, Ho- HAILS, Dr. Procter's. STOVE PIPE, DYSPEPSIA. SAP PANS, ‘WinecrTar «B. MMNMUAMVV Shirts and Drawers nCKIAND DR. CHOCKS VEGETABLE ..SYPHILIS In am .i^gr. .,t a|q UiM-afr *4*‘ad>*i <•» !t 11 •UI LlIWIND, hunt ATrfPJF ...JXIttB Tailor, । x-^.za OLOTtHJ Ike luiUrA learO. WARRANTED TO SUIT. AjffiQJMHlBBKSBDff. Have our frignda provided Winter sbotuw Ihuir Bl* p 1 •* era tl»wy,'mnuy < t Ibrm, heglrctmg tt as u>wal, aud, as ihusl.uotbaemg Uta beat luck wrtb tbeir .beep. Depend ap.mil Ibato-ld. madditiuti U> wet, as hOrtluL You •••! see ll more «.|*><claU> W» the Spring. BbaUar U Ired ss'ed ; strength. kept, sfnvti would other a ia« b« lost ; and wmd iiuptuted by the gt-doKditiue the elwwp tu any hIh.uI one ..I Ihr nu-t imp -riant points U» all— iba lauiha which are tu U>l low. A aufcrmg sheep will pnwhroe ft weak lamia. Armaig-weak lauiba'(her e ia always mortalliy. and a stunt tp-wth III l be tmnrr Ipidy of the *be'p. A weak wrtrty lsv>A -w4l'ww wash* a fir-tdaw .bsep, stwaatUMlue IC-'d Ueal n.mt.Gold irrahnietit >d sheep <a pr..Smble all round, ami abelisr is —a .■(the impurtsol prdnta to ba aitundud tu. Bn»ld it itiehv ibavhrwp lai t , feed them there; Irl itwir wait be th. re. and tha tuifar tn Jw/tU-. lalfcMlUviiOhw. an-.-.Id t<< ub-M w.‘lrrh to-tnned by >U lata I westbsr. Pear, and applm art nut Abort. _ Veelawtsvp SLksadsgasd ssaevtaeat of School Shelf Hardware. ROPE. ■ , CRUM. >. Alfa ft fell sleek 1 ' GROCERIES! Farming Tools of all kinds, * AND yjTODDEN Books. PRaamti to hue chiuueh. sSistsrs-.sst.n'sH&a':":: „ S SKIOUS. M ». JUW.Uar.idhetig.ae nauw • W lUrr-w,l.Ht. MO. MJ WAJTX1 MAMBOW BTKMMT, A^E. waxrtsn naaura KO.SCKitCBtltGA, .t �ifnr' (turn definitely defined, co thoroughly under- yiA-UUy eodaewd ami rdbr'tbe th* iw* IU B.Md S» kMej a ik. ex. ' A#, XU-, wtUXx mx TOL I. KX the operations nf that great taw of risange. into the Gubernatorial chair, with per 2 which bat wv obliterated every vtedgrof haps here atsd there a blunder to winch ” the mighty a lire U the Andeats that the all men ant equsOv liable, Us been a uttermosl eesrvfa, made wider the gwid- prop£tUpw at tbsHstoly ,qf tU P«o in­ ■ae*of Ok highest historical knowledge s-1* State, and preamt a record as pwra leaves even, their tilt endneovend.—, CHANCERY BALE. •' iTAtt OF StTCUfOA5 -TU tireult Cssrt > far the couaiyaf llarrr, le Cbauaery. CDUf.ry io its bow of .peril—trao to tbemselics in the firn* snanner .with which nesth these wonderful structures, tie the they seconded tbc rfibrta of the Govern­ ~Wbacf men, perwtrwhd^isStaily, fr.,m ment in p*u Ung down ermed rebelled— decay, fey a pmeue that has keg been ic lbepwni»hmrnt.d trsHor*. sad is vtx unknown to mm. the only record of which is tn be found in the cowritten w»- ADM15WXUT0R-S SAtg 1866. 620,000 1866. CARPETS, tory which the exUtaaca of Egtpttar Mummies brings u> light, but eran that,' ksrai the pmress of prMerratlr-tL and ! Mats, Rugs, &cn &c. the names of the preserved, aloes known ; to Him who knnwetb no change. ; IndMduaIs, as well as nattoos, are tbe subjects of this great taw of change. T- i ft <11 must yield Implicit obedievce, and and the pls^,.frt» of priadpHw co which fmm the decrees which give vitality tn it they were elected. there ia no appeal—all mtrrt obey. OmOn all questions of a ittcal' character I nipotenra fnmmand< and man has no «hsM etwdtalfy co^prme • ith the people ehniee, whether he will ft or tm, tLo decree <>f tbeo-only in the policy tbly may . is Irrevocable. One of these cfcaages, adopt, aod/4**iraX.*lkt*SMS oarmstiy sertainly not sntieipeted by me, and II.r I labpr, »idp by aide, with sny friends fi.r •wbteb I had made no preparation, Lui tho success of the party, with no reflersuch » are ever and anon occurring amid rtce t*« the aims or purposes of any man ,lk* Wling springs of homan 14b. have bst for the triomph principle and the Phhed In tho ehair Editorial of the Baa- j t •ndicati.io «-f the policy which may be JOIU humUe aervant, who io aoter- adopted by the party,an expressed by its Jngupon the duties of that over raopnmiblr. pusiticn, makes to ths frieod. and patrona uf tho Baxxaa^ bis Bow-Editnrial, and extends tu each the kindly grretI<«ai interest of ibis people. looking only Isgs of this lovely season. And as the to the public good, leering out of the balmy air of Spring comes thswugb the question all eoosidcratioes of a mere per windouaof tbc Moctnui to animate and K>nal character, and doing all In my refresh oar drooping spirits, su may power, both by ’ precept and example, tn the Basxsa g*. forth to animate and efowr, build up the facial, aoccanowai, and week after weak.- amid the dtrt.ra which MORAL interests bf the people. l*e.reqii«esm«M»to ..f this day snd age, de­ With this brief expression uf my aims mand of each In hie peen liar apbere.— and purpuaa*. I submit tUBxtrvn to you Therefore kind friends, fi.r such I trust $10,000. CHANCERY SALE. Cords. Tassels, &c., &c. •uaaMe lee. m. .1 I* Mid t now rmiMiii.ua veratsd by ».*i#.g. Now. tberHi-rr. t». elrtur of * puwerof sale is Mid uuntgag. ruoiaiixd. me J the statute Is auek '*»». Biaue aud r rviid-d. .Notice i* kefbe gitea that M Sth >r J-l. I MX .. XWWtcre ■-■OlfHKkx you arc. though to moat of you l»o» sfrtetiVy, to give me.yvsr o«fial sup­ stranger, accept toy grssting in the spirit port aod.earj cal rn-operati-o, that I may which prompts it; and. also, my i^»b, be’ableto make the B’etieaa worthy of THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY dial you, and each «*f you, and the people the pain mage of an eduraled. loyal peo­ - FUR.IRREGULARITIES. ple, and an efficient adv.cate of the prin­ ciples awd policy of the Republican party, in ths county, the State and the Nation. In entering upon my duties as Editor Gu**. M. Dxwar. ■fX th* Baxxaa, it would perhaps be auf- Lyon’s Periodical Drops! REEVES’ AMBROSIA F.o K T H B 11 a I l:. CHANCERY ORDER. IE OF MK UIQAX. Eighth Judicial CirGUARDIA N’S SALE. BiWm 'B41W* DF.V GOODS ficiont for me to say. that politically I stall adhere with unswerving fidelity <4 Thatvtaa PrrwdoRt w-ntld vein thr Qril Rights Bill was deemed probable from and after bis C*ru>er trio «f the purp««e to the principles snd p4iey, which thrlate, nccompliabed editor ui the Daxxm, has erer sdi ocated with so roach ability, energy, and aoccesa. NevertboItaa. a bold and independent enuncUiiuo nf my position on some of tho great questions jsbicb Dow agitata and dnida public opinion may be expected, there­ fore I unhesitatingly place before you my views on such matters, as. 14 mg.judge, meat are today, of great practical impurtancc. Early imbibing, tho principle of the foundcra cf the* Republic, I have over Boots and Shoes. ‘irtth. .MU.aiiiritrtT. JOWES & DRAKE, SURGEON W o-urae of political depravity. Basing occe lent himself to tbs teak of defeating all fegwladon which tends toward the protect itet of the 'freedmm and of tbc DENTISTS, «™r. F.K«RPnfre«Micitar wiital* twraW days afire aeevKU 00 him K3t,y‘i’2«KSldrity’k!! f0I» Uacrdtawrf GUARDIAN* SALE ssrm mm ould e*n tbs' attaatloa af ALT. penisi wlllbr takeoaa c< of..aed tn M>d non taaldeal wiahiux anything in <U<>r UtSTIBTAT m.»Lm ./Ikl. .xU. fcx ■ . . . . . _ Ou.Ooldo4SdrarrUta.aad . . | . ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE on ibor" wiiceud in Uwbmtoittnoatsheared white refugees &>>«n ^-MtUera .tyratfiiy, snd of catering to t6a 'poaaiona and pre been an UMomprumiaiag i>ppoo«nt of all judices ofa copperhead mob, by traduc­ fiurna uf Tyranny of the minds or bodies ing the represented »•» of constituencies of men ; beiievtag in the language of tbr always l«y«|, st was too much i-rtapwi his Declaration of Indepeodence. “that all approval of the civil Rights Bill. rnrn are cualed pcMaeseed*f evrFur the wtrfit of space Id which tu tain htaJieAble rights, amon-g which orw life. liberty, and the pursuit of happiness," 1 shall not hesitate I*, oppose with all my ability any encroachment upon tbe>e rights, eitbsr by persons or by gorarnruents, wbelber done under tbw forme of law, or by the arbitrary and usurped aulUurity uf unr wbo but recently was the avowed advocate of ejual righU, or yet, by the hands of a band uf at>pard*>ued traitors, attempting to leghlate for a ter­ ritory, which waa onus a Sovereign 8 tetr; huryct, whether tba rdyect to ba gamed by aueb a violation of tho rights of man la Social, political or moral In its character. These views led mo early, and m..et heartily, to adopt tbs principles set fiwflt' (BD-DID tnora..'. paiateS marlitsat^su'Jrtttra'srtJrs debt sent MPROVED FARM FOR SALK* PAY UP i ADMINISTRATOR'S SAI A J persona indebted t» Julios Rna­ sal I dt Co., by Note or Account, are barshy notified that the sama Must be Paid! purport vf iba bill, the retuaiuiug sodion. mainly.providing fur tbc esfurcwmw; ef ibu aaciivn. and of ths rights'eterrwd 'without daisy. Y.-u'r iniuiedials at''tention will SAVE CQST! HaaUus, J-.2J. ISBA } JCLIU8 BUSSELL A Co. 2>A. STRICKLANDS Mellifluous Cough 'Balsam Mettfntnt" Tailor, U. iuake^ud.«aL-o^ by.ft* Republican Qmventiun uf IBM, *“ DYSPEPSIA. and which have boon so often reaffirmed by tbs party aloct, lbs .endowment .4 Jt>«9»aa which by tbeAmeriCM psvpls. aided by tbs rutUata assault uf trailers upuo the cnmplnbsd the Heron lean task of break- ' fag but bunds, and raising the slave to the j difrtly of a man, «>n arary foot of wall ovaa *b«4 the Starry Embtam of iha t ft ARD 'ASSOCIATION. CHAFliaN. languqp as to plana Hot Io direct oppo­ sition u> iha-parra .v*tab eMM Um.— * l—» jWXSffSJS, I^S^w.l! „l<»r>r maintain the fares uf frstending 1*0. *MUKgEUCMB— . . .. Grand IUp«d«ds H.stinr. Stage Lina Sill l.ara ■aetiap, oa Muwtays, Wataeetaya � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-04-11.pdf f773299d56ad042802867b33af12733c PDF Text Text ’.fiMBMis eaxna&H ,jjia wuoraji mt -i^wi ■mffig! JiJUL IW iiiimiJ1 niirt ‘ IJiMiijij . «***«•*<; ww u tii j w.______, _.,____ VOL. X. ■; FBCS., WEDWOAL APRIL II. 1861^.^.^, “.!i ,*jsiutjs Mmutt, 'Fond’wd IB PUBLISHED STERT WEDXESDAT, ii^pjTUrepttklMi&alaeeM^Mrak I 1 iitiitf •U-RT>[>Wbervr..rrr, t,!h,. t|j< to UtocrvJ.1 . ■..tAAertoektanttuebaaalam-m.wnwicf । WahaUutetruth ffrxAInfeaMor,An ■ I la’taade lo draw oonw^tUcn fran <Xt* IJUS8M.L * XSflJra, NEW ARRANGEMENT finning <W*ak ,Tp by a AmndrtMi far ] lUf grave-yard trhieda itta etrted that the RepebUmn* leaf aprlnrf hteetM’tbelr £ep «»,’<# '"•J;*’1/ . If tke ’#■ DeakralaDryaaada, Statfabery Cracker; tod < mteea end Hl Heatian.H kfcipui. .................... AT THE otd» had been rxaruuird. araj the truth pubhihad, the MtMiwBi, would bae« soaws® «aoc«AT< afaiwa binly efar'ribajoriey. |; ia rttrrrdr.»y MMMtte teeMft fir « «e , Agatha •titrW^ It/nak .Umi tfa,' E. II. DUNNING DrthotnU* kee gaitted 1 l*\eWtoe<tMe jeer. >X.ML-Mbbitw., ddmWrat. fmfl UDtntrt.nrtJfaJV iWb^fden..) CM* yearbk' J^B ^uu^ Dsr iriUnnutbc ca make oplg ,7j iagteaae A»y. U* .^guroe. Jfe-AfrWWffMialHIcM>/b«r fWrroerttlc Now ariiBoiiiarwmeebbeeedtfMlartyear tw areraga fiapHfek .fMUtfy 6tf rfi >> q“'1'' ^..nn'l T*a Crut Blrwt Melfaf Railraart. W4 hear that the grading on the line be> ^JrWWEWr!*'*’ "2>»-r-s wUJe Uie JW, j A>M. ’ rr M« BepuUloan majority la tween the jpibrth* nearJaokeoa and thia fMrint, la ao well bd»«*ead. tfet It 'eft^ be 20, ^rt.rrdiortou. appear* th* boa.tlng completed & Mnity d^ *, and >lpt ike <» the:/fearer. Variety Grocery Store, BDDD AS TEES ZEST ---------- ’ ’ .a i.:»«iMlhqin' JOilH W. FAWW»PfCmfl!ttAE’ LEB¥, ; CHEAPEST! nil on Un hr. Wat m-1 -,W. nM <nM Uni item •» 1. M MM,, (.fems metbeing to lay Iron at the BabUjM b) | the let of Jutie, and Jtyjj.poptracU.ri *re, ready to agree : |p. ^.jpM|B^rata and *11 other parteoAhe onmtry ; K&afi: mary nf all important InirHjgoice in tlda rfty and cleewnvre ■ a • Sy«tip«i* of the PrdeMtttnca ofOarrma end Bute Ufch' latur|i wjttn hr a^aaioa^ tb« Foreign News rewajeed by every ateuner Eeaehjvive NepertfWika /n»*4.agB cMtfe* Y4«. era1 Out' of tbo Am e.-lcaa infti tmt ;TMk» abriot Fruit, and other nortjKu'tnra! io-; PrrnMthm eaaenlki th country rteidmt*; Stock. Financial. Cattle, Dry Good. ■«<’ ttyMH* Bapwrtat raile a day. Wa ana auaw advriad that iron, wblda wna'lboaghfahcip <yaartyiy <Jke WM'MB, iW' 11 tttutw rote*'‘than wfee potted. Tb* true figure, give Jdr. Altult 5 i»«j<>rSijr. Mr*. Al^A. bavins twpadhriad ab^m D<rto«raay. sad atrenuuue 4K»rw to tk* Feat biitt bal ing Wind, fata, figure* may A FIRST CLASS EATING SALMON raaeb Haalia^i te> *br l*t»/ Aeguet, but »oaaa girra ac the late alerto-u foe Uw mv ami tuwtaMp -HVieera. Duuiel Striker, rep. g-M D, G. It. I^HWHvdrm 223. ' Bt/iker'a piajorily, 5 . rap. 216. ■ .j^aorgaulttM, dem. 2»>., nqjqritjr UO. D. E. B04WI, rq,. VH. ' Pietadeetfaaaa, de in. 21*. 8 rrdaeli'a majority 22. W. W. Sally, rep. 2TA ■J. W. T; Orr. dem. 215. ' tebn -H« ", J ,n PP*P"c‘» 'oor •ilhaaa MhmH bj evary euana. la, their power Sheriff. OSr* la the Court Haaae 5^^... ..... bn nd.nnonl u seem ms woftas, Jactorj. CAMJES, Jf. X •Syan. Pgjj. HaxgvXcrcyety. WAUSBOUSSS: • , S 403 ARCH ^WHII/ADELPHIX; <2 JWiy er new yuitiy GESCriWlND, Merchant' Tailor, 11 rinoreB to the eoroer Rtora. tart of H- A- np-rnn], .10 bun When the mn<f ahnH ba btxnplatyd we ADIT A LEADER,'. ’ "‘’’f' ’/ R. ESTEIBRSM A CO b*Jp oa tU work. /The prom ptttwe with witykriebeerlptrocj ft-dy be jal^l, dt\U niwty .iu .hutir IT ’• UNITED STATES [*; ’Ipffflpptla with Uw town* <x> tba Central r Clerk *ad Votary PaMie. Meain and Milwaukeeroad. much belter then Uvaie., . ■ hereuferc, aAj bur village to a few yeatH be«>a»e a prrjijer.ity .dij,’g»d tir Lu»t- . ___________ , 7 ■ In--,. A»X> ...<> i.n>i aod DomeaGe Coerewpo and Awociatad Prc* p*teiai,, «« rtrwfointid <x ■f —____ w jmmnpE.MCJEAx;^’ Jadwv Reporte of the PmaeMWga df ibe lU;4U>e*U<Mt Fermers’ Clttb of the'Amrnem'lMtitiite ; Ot«a.laad </a*W Uba Lana aX JKlaMgaa. Talte rtoM'Fhitt,aiMlMber H« *1 mM1 AprfCahwrel InfUrmetio EinaoeM, Chttla, DryObndetM Market Rrporta. whleb are “ The Daily Tribune. The I MINING.'WaNV; look (rtir jiaty., neaa cr«|ro (fLa^niuch. Ivfftf area than al pr*««DL ; Weeapart bylbe way ahui the '■ Urw^rt M tojrn. in eight of Grand . Rap- t ida ariM bedrwwfopMr ‘wtytf tbb - term will open' u* Mvodag ■lanageaiaM U*ihe'aame»aa . ef Twefera -wk‘W»* e«5A B.ucb to' Uttmjet^l,. Ca*h Capital »M;000.<" Share*, S25 Each. m to aowpt the wwmmaMoa fartR^bnf fa-ij epcctar bn Ar Di-m<<ratio tidkeT, 1 puWiebad n card deMitmig It anJ'recupj- f? IKl " >4fl CLOTHIMG, . | WW I of 04hrM^«-7M» *>W.M WAak>«OL JT* »“t *,-! rjL'KMMlffiG GOOD*, .11 ai rmcra '** ttnr u i^. »wy toyrsT. fr«a»“- -. arise, ■ ~ iieto yiqt'aUK’ " .•A? 2 valuable IM^®T 0 M1TX PETROLEUM •»<'..• .'.ii ■' r! ; >-•■•■ I'.iMl &•»*:> w«W»ta<»l Ihat.UMthHSa vittU abfa To Urtu ti. Ml CbaadJee READY MADE you, tretsn? »• In rtn n. DUNNING. f^rmiw ^AnOnkb*!- orkaorX L ’ , ,,t|M i....u,»:-«»JeiX. ^±j=*iS?3ta5i.S^ ,1-n.r fc, bn^. wJ u. .1—. -w «T5< •J ••tiwsh �4 E SILVER SKIRT! barlow, goodyeaj! & GRANT, .IWirMbl®, MonEhstio, ,the U. S. Diakisance of all ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY More Graceful! rwiltrd again.: ’^Srcxd* B. Aacaucv Gitnrniiaioner. are »Kby authorized and required U> ezereiae and diacbarge all Um power. and I criniinaT cu« affecting , denied or cannot enkree judicial tribunal. of the ! wbaraftav wax b*. Mg WMRffffVMWsHvW* ^i^aam^j^tyjilh ny.nl *“ oCenaca edwteAd^-WM^wf^emmey are aulbnriz— -WITH- declared to be atamia of the United^ State*, and aoch aliaana of every race i^ad edl^fwithout regard to any previoue -AND- condition of slavery or involuntary aervi- NEW GOODS whereof BKHf cooTicjj, shall U«a tfea’a*^' rigit In- **** to ffl . n He ■ rtisof-^ AND AT PRICES Suit the Times ( amWfHW.y which con uxor in tjm penna. |f Uaboeid prd4e Mhefwlaa. [ gM«g*nga« W.»WMd iM. ! WWtbJiw^M wWrting ia aMfciMMadleg u> iii.qwe pecuftnr benefit of all ftwrand 'proeoadW^t fcrlhe aeeUrfty of pexaoa and properly^jia wU I circuma’.ansea. and..the safAjr. asdilwall being «df ita ywn^tixw^i I> rt<> Mv tn.l up>u» al’ three *qi>MMtMew joyed byi^ whiu cUiaaaw; and aMK ba aubjae* to like punUiaumU pMwtMii- ■ peoahiee. and to note qftft, W’.r‘ „ ;» »M, Abay are beiol<author.• statute, ordnance, rsgulationa or cuatoft , nm pow rang <mU>Bi thear wtnaMio, to the eoatrery, notwithstanding. r , .iwiga*owppi«k in wai(w>*>:«T Strlio* J. 'And ftat tdjF. perwjo, f bl­ dcclhair own band., mienr mure aniuhle I under color of any law, .tatuke oy .-ordiei nance, regulation 'oreu*(<i'jo^«ba^>aUjaci Have just Received FM^al'HiiHitk'Ag^UBSUi AftbefeHee-Wti ir.: ft.- 1’niiaJ SUt... U, h. dB»tw»H-*>«Aa<*,»*>. tx ih<- Unit.d I In tbc Bute power «■/ Leghlainet iA< cakacto.. lh*w i<» i«J.ml BoUAiio. fiU«ee...Jff*e*:Bvh:pgrpoW U> ttedare ^r- FW: «f, FW^-P: « iT entrant. Mi;,, tffi । irij IN NEW YORK, SINCE Tilt Great Decline In Prices, NEW GOODS ilfWW of awy Jkaw?r territory to tSk ;l4>ri»** «h* of My right secured or protettod By tbh act, or t<> psnbdkaant, pain* or„penaltiee on Koonut of buck peea«m bating at any lime Ucn baU iaa «Mduio» « •laverjr t IttvoItxnUry «i»pt *a a puul.htneel Mr trime. • hereof tba party-rtr; coavidOd, by reaeon of bi* edwf^dr race. Unn jai preaeribtd for U>« puaiabswct' uf while1 OUR STOCK ,JW DEAL ,1.\ h Jraftwu gar?-' 'KoKli'tif'" “f nW thaw rnn and ter. any w hero iu itMWWHh DRYGOODS, UMO Cm Ml .•«•<«&» IMM,■&; ImpAmortivnl out riemdmj UKl, Id tUBiKxcikwiir die temt. nr pre*cat mi -yt----------- L-----------SrrO^ .’tlu'Jfe'tfa.lil OwrUof WYiri ...... .......... For Doing Busimess all-paired#- rocenes, rltery of the lialHd Witw-’M nifidei Um> tarrinxiue, they «>me walhiw. JNrfoU »r of Q-ugrrea, for a. to tbMH.MaUe* “•.B"#!-: »«w>»i“oa*I''»W«*Id 'dhtrleta, .ball have, excluamAJi’W tM coarta of tta - he*Aa! Utatee, ougn^af^e Wat' M>* *’-** * • — againal iben OUR FACILITIES rjrtor, ve*Wg 4t 'Odn|tnw.-'ft'e tZ^r ] m.ke tW«a»d MgutaihMm^tbeai. . rtf tblt'ui, and>alao ■CMlrit Oytpttl tf PrliliMBartl bMI -wad parfcn. wb*w«‘4a£{ Hout k mM-iJa-bU aahed. wj*>iber-»a la necratary «"*i4 ftay fhould be dedUrcd citirena in ordy^JUyit they mhy be secured ia. lhe enjoy ruep: ot,.fta ci«il —4awtd tf/SMetiff by ft. or cannot enforcy, injbe odWM( cial tribunal. of Um8tala or YucalUy di I,. SrSaM ptit i-’,’ rmti IM Sm m I ■ B to thejA^&Sr' ftOOVaflNN ftW] ANp.jiLAS^■ |W^ 1 iMedtnfdagnto>n<' It pana*.limbo, under aMar ff^Vn^'Ur,I •WWft.anl'tem* rtgulni'’afMraam*«K A LECTURE ^.-....tfMjWg'aff^eiirAre.i*^ lxAMtbe• Mm^liMih:l.r W Rfi-’rf pmpnUia^iqu;’iW 5.'.'ft*J, W^?bi> Aa’ atitned tttat tbe aimB ♦tiactftrtsbi »lr »ufi- 1 ' I ■ CROCKERY is the largest broguht to this aito act, and tf«qjr»JH.«:prad*<ndi5i'v:l or Which will be s^ld VERY CHEAP! riKwnut nu< ^SSTaC6K?»rt4l: daAed.nl Undf •ueh cauae-fcr I irisot .MW •nd vol-Td nU ,a^,*bia|» FOR CASH OBJIEADY-PAY. ThetQ-eUU>!k« aipnMf *»h*‘*» , Station 8. ThatAhaDialricl Attorney drrtned guilt v nt a jnkdetnMBor, and. i>n evmektiftrf? .h'.l! be pun7.h<s) by tine pvt arising under the United Shim Cvn»u rrrwe.iln|t bf.ODO tit- r»>’>’!*>*'£■ £> >■'.> to**«* end ftwa: arid t»atn« itiDa- or . Mcrrdrtte UWyaa’r.W »Weh Wmfthg made, anger tbrtr jiiin n( Os c.hJ*u*1 '-T| UMllt Mthaaae*.*^ ptt'_________ _ hr futureOlagiafamuW'ioh Territory "'X MJ «n»w It. own kl ivaloe^nd not P. aee thai otpital bmi« peg whiabtueyattalhg’hiUiibe । roviMone *>f L that valoe. Thia bill fnntratra th* aril ' enpldu , ‘'^iWUAptMueetlleq.Matame ■. »H»T« HTI OLD LADIES A FAIR MAID! THE SGXlEf.S*^ Unequaled Remedy­ neat diacqrd tfeVMa ubv eudderfTy bm*Md?'**mKftfa4 4( frmA1 Ws^rbelouZ trn^VtiibMh FOB PUMFYING the BLOOD, b-wne a'JMwte tvr tb. cCrvn* fbrrS'if Wl'■' ti'wign At ate., cituem or aAjw««.M_L '■/1 ftg UhtoeA t 1.4 trtrtef IBDO’JS & CH'D3?r »"S^S iaetliM lamer Mb* itauaigaoh Mgkyw «*• •’*»« •" "-*4*1 8-aW.i 4a 'wwfMgiW aymp .iha7 F^H! G«Wljqw4i»l.«:.>jerm—vripkmwqp ' ■Ml Iff w ; rYrt 'rt iMtew^ ; itelaiiv^dnactmea wav t'f, n r wiiiCiwirikiMMW 3g rrl’7rf* and lawavfibaXkiiad^ tended to and gortratk trial and di.twoition cf i of a crioaiMl nakere, in punishment <-n f Sm6o-< Th Na.aftala uffl United State*; Tid -aacaauna J laWd InttJ.™^.., .., ... { uuumt •■fdbeiggrtftiw^irb wrclrflftftffi? , ‘4UfhUM9'*feae ill । ■> id ia.u <• W* [' ^JTbt hagigUtieg (hue pvwp*ed'tn«*nM l ^j^.c^wer oCfttJute. beapeeUllj «mpo»^, deal of Um UaMnd feaM, abaft- b* gp* they are hereby .{wtttdtj .anWlwi and required at fte sigMae, ed.ttM.,On>tag d*^ .. "WW ^’ggup^TKfsgegy pzOTh 'Efixir WARRANTED TO SUIT. Alm, NUBIAS, HOODS, A- ^nnonim'srsE®: �BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, XKCO3R.JB GtE-A-T MORE MUTO THAT romi.' BARGAINS! NEW GOODS yore Durable. !,.,.. Cltefegttmi Sglo of DRUGS, MSWCHiES, GROCBIES, * । -a-t t MoreEUatio. More Graceful I •eytac ate atetag at Bejtani KM ExlaW, U’^!*n.,a*' 19 ’b‘*h *T*n' 0M 4“l,6« U“r’- “"»2Kl*'‘b“w-w ““““• AtSTrUBdri efl ’S "Sw3^W^Sita£. ACKLEY 3 To Make Boots for HaaUaga. Nor H. DM. ' eevlfK ? I SPRING STOCK TU^-|^,nM• aeir ••'“‘■’•‘■‘a. «• -ate MW Oa toe eld eenwet plea of to Hee ate lei Hre’Xo one, for the ••itlae reewivte "more «dl give. -and-J l&N. WUUU ...Uli AT PlOCSl w «. CHOICE 0.D, SPAULDING, I Valuable Lands CEAHCSS FOR SALE! BAIBX VQ MISTAKE. AND At Greatly REDUCED PRICES! «f awiite ri. te WL UT it WHmu By ANTFWM IN ITArrises l' tr u. Good Calico for 25 cis TEAS. Suit the Times. «TH«a TUTioni) ' 1st. Ri Frloe, only 02^0011 “■ •div4teK“t". IN NEW TORE, SINCE THE Must and Shall ba old. A FAVORITE SKIRT* PRY GOOPS, LARGK STUCK OF Great Decline, In Prices, T70R HALK-N « Ji of aoclioe » la Ratlaad. JU laoacrre. Tobacco &. Snuff MARKED DOWN! IU SALE-**acre. Openloya Land, on »e» F T?UR SAI.E-SOaerta Pine land, on see. U, la aeclU^M?^/i???.'«'ant?'frS? MHdkntl^ a'id a rend Rpplda Plank Hoad ; alao. a W of a w ,Z. k..> .r ,. .zrcz. -^.‘i-ssrxsr 2 (iROCERIEH THE DEBT DIAMOKD KER08EXB OIL r«r *1 •• per CtellMt I Alto, Choice Aeeurtment of Lempi, Oil H. WBIUIIT veryebaap *r ■" tfr trwatiM“‘ .AST KU LOGY. drugs a.MEDicnras, Pure Liquora. T70B SALKand' from ibeir durability a»4 rwatoae. they Maaefectared tee!» V» ‘hr SUtrr Si Kiri Jte"f*‘t~l*r O^-T. 30 A 32 Barclay Street nuruarK>«- Selling Off CheapI JEteX’id*—-«. u»» m UM jA^TTth^ttol t r,.— hnope are tbc sTl.er Skirt, tbc «’’*"•£ * Caps,Ac.. &c. school" books STATIONERY. OUR STOCK P*r»wJara»toaffoeS>r*«M^a gy-Jlte la Mi AS acre evu SiderSri iocursw-, ■rOre»,|— ■SU3OTHH & num Q (*(\ Acree of Ptoe lead, near Allegan village i)l)U leraalr price M per acre. H. W.1CKT FVJSRfiSBhWlLai'WS county ; a range price about l« per acre ' G rrelinf a* <taS 8*Wtn«M». A Splaodld Aeaortaent of CASDY AND CANDY TOYS’. ALL KINDS OF Flavoring Extracts I For Doing Busimess, rocenes, j* nz:un or a •an offer you SPLSND1V SAMOAWI Ainu UNION STORE ,T OCR l ACILmEa I Mra a FULL STOCK of BOOTS AND SHOES, to the ule of •bleh I f mH far cub or ready pay, charge nothing for interest, nothing for k raping Mtssra books, nothing for ted debU, sad only < nyMriaa, Freacriptlena CaraMly pal up. aw MODERATE CH AUGE. SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS n«T SMALL TI0F1T HADWAVS READY RELIEF, lal—If suddenly aeiaejwitb rainnra.ekueoa, tba uaeol RAbMgfb RIAD I iO.LlKi will af­ ford liamediaic Eaae aau apSirmluale the ibrael- ■YOTriSTG Jk/EETsT- r.WuLad m a SeaUa gurMni frirt Si* Cta. . Leclerc on the feature,\Tieat«CMt ^•5L1?CS=:'SJS=3S CROCKERY urmxBjm ririr Md — If aufferiog fiom any. eeule, inflamaiory, neuralgic, rtieemauc, muaaiatic or olbar diaena,■ balbtr HUevujkuau. or bniialjtia, ClmUra Moi. ny g is the largest ever broguht to this mart, f. >. IPUUIMI ' "ill be sold -------- ' Heatings, Dee. I, IMA IKtl IDCapSClt KOUKKT J. * CUE^JPJ, HARDWARE STORE law. a j m. a» oko mu use ulwlu •■«JwS*Sr’^.,*m«rrw. ' Ito URMte aateOBW HteANbe cm. cxstautsssSCKTcr’ DR. U OBBEApWr- In for ma the public, that hie atock of HAR D "W-A. E, ixm a ■•.•» ..ire awtJ pf all kinds, TTS CAIUT EE BIBATI OLD LADIES TUE Unequaled Remedy run PURIFYING the BLOOD, 1* tar L KEMOVEE To A* North Bidt of State Strut, Oppo- Railroad Prices. Vegetable Extract, __ -e store IS and will be sold at IB DOTS & SHOXS, __- TH HA8TDTOB DRUG &. BOOK * FAIR MAIDENS and Ibo.e ••fferiog from rbemnateiain aay form I» generally kept up to tba Vhsto of toe people. trealMBa'MHiaD orllmb.^Palaty or paruDat^ aay oilier mllmilliet tell be Ouickiy eutteby the UM of Hadway a Bead. Belief. ' ’ ttk—If the community ia ibreatoned with aay lafactfoM dipaaM. either Small I’m. Y*Uu« Feear, VyphuaXr TyjpteU Kerara. Redway-. Rate/ tilt Rarloir, ffoodftOr rf Granft. , pre. entire. U thuae wlw uae iL againac al. la of tbeae nxladte. la aneea cd uitaanakioa AddingTraet^rf/ifrsilW’WSi <Kflhiy& be bowel*. BUioaa Colic, Palater*. oeHc or active iMtewtory duaaac. the Betey Relief I immediately afford «1< and WcLrl ll poe- IRON, Akita,’ ". ■,‘V,. .... res marked ad ran lagas ever ad prwparafooae Ron, morphine, eeralriae, ate -toee epiaMe MTOVESJ eannedo^Cuba; Mexiae. teeth Aananca, aal the, a-coda. Il lulla patebr imaarUag float Inquire fqgjtha Duplex Elliptic 1 *1/**uh ’,Ul I’i.e poiceptiie faculi-a?l^teing*l*2a TIX WAR© of Al.LJUXM. of Mr •»« {or^tebH Spr>t>< Bhlrt.. x 4 C. JtraU J«Rae(ac|ere, •>< Warraale<'Cte<. ' maiblc to pain. Lal ibeeewbeiroaM lave and Roberts &. Striker, uWtesftSrtarsfsas-s: py ~J?Dr. Proctar's. STOVE PIPE,. sir TA- Shirts and Drawers School Shelf Hardware, Book*. ROPE, OHIND-STONBO, DR. CROOKS ■V’BG-ETAEX.E Farming Tools of all ...- kinds, 8 Y P H I L I S. ILA8B, X GROCERIES! "ba'^tiafeiuM e“he Fino TwW*3rRr1?^KUKMt u tba UMa sad adapt Ad to UtbaMIdrea aad UllU. I la atonie rlriugaew vigor and Ufa toibo aw Ate e great tetter eflM' ctmuxct ipaaijuniiauBi Aid Cooking Ixtricu, HU USlUBo WARRANTED TO SUIT. vr FOB MTCHAMlCAI. AXD XXD1CDUL nj^pOBiwiaYun .. :u PATERT MEIlMUf. ‘3£t3,BSaS?SS!,> aaly Ulute Sad. Tar .ay a-uql. Wwf— tM W ©aU. ZCUUrel r.^jraar’-^ ■mawiaa, n.T««a SB*. NATTW BSTSeaU. .1 'wawneeta* MILW,SUSm«*MMT. M.KSM.N.aa «n» Job Printing, eeia « Maaoa> rercn.. “7 »n aria <.UtS«Wo «•*' “ SO �■^nrnrarinnnar u.. -•footed >wtea* of the aiateea Swpereto»«!■»■/<■■ >M. 1>« F«CM St lows: Republicans in Roman, Demo­ Adam John McCullam; Irving, Briar tWA ;— J. H. Earl; Prairieville, A. C. Town; .■*?**• ^ - la Hastings’ Jnsinrai I Our neighbor of the Pionitr attempts to figure out a greet Dcmu^ralu: gam in the eauiy, *ci*Ato4ut' iuWnahqi 'diMInga, which to very far from being the fact, as h‘app«t^rt frnii tSd (let1 <5f Bjpifvto . ____ ore published above, which show* a R.- < Mrvatiee, to* t^p Bi'wefo. pubiioui gain CTa Buperiiaor in Amy ria,. ** *■> ihiog prepared by bi true that in Tbomappis a “anion Tfckc*" wit^ a radical Republican St th* brad, and only two Democrats on it, was placed in nonriaglkif, juc p Iqpal and elect­ ed ovhr the Republican caucus numina ' 11868. 820,000 1866. CHANCERY ('RDEP. ifkn or AUCJOG^.V. Eiurs Jm«u ’’XS>ailM L’ZfCt4. .7 Aarr,. u d tU Onrl M -U oKMle.MaUUld^i/^/nAd Z>- IMS. .AOX'HIMTRA-TOKT, HALE* CARPETS, BBASDBTtHS PIUS toys:! ccrtsia vipaV on* oivOtJis, Mab, Rugs, &.C., Ac. important <4>ces are in our hands; -be-1 their own there or you would hi them voting a partj ticket. Tl hopeless minority. ' In Bal Hoi ore and Juhastowa no Dem(•cratic tickets were nominated, and in Barry we gained thirty votes sinoe the last spring election : electing our Super­ HIE CIVIL EIGHTS BEL PASSED visor ' by e'xif-Voorr. PraiVle vllte * ’gives REPUDIATED us over a bendred majority, and the other PRESIDENT’S VETO. to*m.except where aocie local Assora, in­ dependent of parties, controlled l|yr rote have done equally well. l^ Zyrieg the propiMi lion to hxtn the I pdswC srtie. wsWA la settee* I mor* thaaa prcparatoty sBortforoergaod. AU Braadroib's Pllto ,r‘ r™ «h< ~wiu dots empty asvn^a* rasas arvoera* aanaa. Lyon’s Periodical Drops! Window Curtains, Window Shades, JWUTPW SALE. THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FUR IRREGULARITIES. nABVET WttflRf,’ t«W Onrl Cbw'aiisiir . sjsSjsf credit of the Township to the Grand Riv h b with won then newel pride wo call er Rai!iohd company was dsfeated by •ttowtkxi to the reeult of the elections Ihirty-lbree majority, but politically is juet held hi the loyal State*. No*, crore the same as last year. thin ever before, there io * steni necessi­ ty for standing fine. ' Thia *• people ap­ preciate, aad the rewrit of the** electlulls The Toxas Couvcntioa has been start­ daoiuestrate* that neither the wruektogof led by a minority report in favor of ne­ political adversaria*, or the treachery of gro suffrage. The auflYege party, how­ ow Prmidfot, «■ make them Cdter for ever, to vefy email and mostly German*. It to slated that itr 1819,'at a dinner to Mr. Adam*, at Druwo'a Hotel, Washing ton, Calhoun proposed th* foObhtog sen- ! *M. epeefol pride Ge poWAo 'oCr own Peninsula State. Hera th* Iwane «aa madeJir^My between Qmgreaa aad the President, wherever it was powible to raise tba qweetlon, end the rwmlt above a.much larger popular majority foi the true men,.w>o rcprwerwt Michigan in the Halls of Cungreaa, than waa everkeforej Variety Grocery Store, ®D®S) AS3USIKBOT! d.bl irt .ui.nnc •orarad |.y mi4 B...rtc.*v-' . Sow. thvrrforr. biwirihe vZ • power of aals io aa.J n.cr<n<- -"OUiard. and l>^ aislole Io Such eosos o»M aad pvvvldrd. Boiler to bctvby glvra thal« UmAUi any of Jalr. ts*a, al oero'ctack ia Uw anrrwooa o<lb*A dat-Vlbc uarth k»" I deer of ibe Oarl II.UM in u.r village of Ilantiaga ia acid coeaiv. Ibrrr win to sold el l abite Vrodm tkv pnmivva dr-critod la onto evwlgacr, brie* tblny actrv ..(Jtfr.a,, l>r Mtfo mri al Ito eovlAwml qaarirr it ttir Malb-vril qasnrr aS noct.on Ui«f wt.nl CHEAPE .Dsled-T< Vra.ry !»U. A SEW FEATURE liraent: Unirtnal lujrage and unirtr-j ilber pcnaoafly, er by nUle<*u<l**iae Massy.) u-uc<n>ie<in pnvaUdlMaMt aa-t fri/alv wvak aal adncnBoH* l‘» r .1 Hon. John M. Botts, who, though he war in Virginia all tlx; lime, remained n rnn clam EATING' SWN uob £■$hr’*«h"ut lb- ,Ub<1 lfon*,<MM V* Wl fetter that be OUARDIAN’S sale doesn't*believo that President Johnson is going to ally himself with the Copper­ heads of the North and the CLpprrfatb of havaooverwd thooiaelvee »U ovnr wjyi glory and won a victory that will not foil I* make its voice beard even iw the hbmoot .............. of the White Homs. Jo thefoee ofdireet Preeidswlial iaterforeoca, heartily emtalnlHg ConRrew in Ito wunl the uobleobio* use of th* duUm* of Naw Pt»MW fbe course York gold, pwwrtd om' hh*' witer, and of Cpvan in the U. 8. Senate, and rereaign. ,Tbe Oip^^ local traitors, our friends hiouyi with a steady march, ehowlder U> ahooldrr, met caniddate fur Gyvfepyja paej-ly mor. •nd vanquished the foe, sot loos' among rW«»4»ni!B*V0WMUee. T whom waa Awdrew J hawiw. Blamed Returns from all but seven light polls the gallant be*. Hawley, Govwrwoe, and give* the following result of too recent a two-lhirda majority in Ute Legislature, ejection for Governor, as chinpared with securing the rwvdeotion of l^yfoyatu 8. the last vote cast for Preetdew*: Foster, to the Senate wf lbw U. 8. In Rhode bind, vttaft also «® * 88lt.<n beaaty sod beck pee. de* aty Se*swst .onTvtorA Ptofpa. h. os. *oo« aad ate* Im glorirme vicleey, rleeuwg Geo. Burnside trose tw Gm b. «1»4 Ito tni_aap«r fa rild Gorarn*e, by *.0U> taejosiiy, while the clam. CATHARIrt pHKLHf returns.given below from Hew HempUlj^UM-tar - >. w Or MLW,4™.r.ii.pnMpl-T4 pUk ,K , ey of the Reptthlicgn gfcJly? No* YoH^ emsarP. g. Qeadywa* * Cea. 8 »r*.ifahit«£ ;.r. : ZWQil/.H MIE OXS, COMB ILLI Ar BARitm «.< 's^.u'h.1 I SHERIFFS SALE. TAT1 or MlCUIOAjr. Barry Caeaty. smBy virtee af M< ttaancH.i Eir-wtm. to u t n. manasa wm* nmi . filXSL y’-BB rrkKfosy, CSXDES, a. r. S Ibardbdaaad ■halteie.eMi hr lb* wdat iKrmf ..,...toa*BStwaBS; -.'"jt'cJidMcui, Battle Creek. Mich. rC^iYbaWto^k TtetewtoBdr into Ordered, Yhd Twe^y.tbetM r ent, at * o'clock i* tbs f®v«nsd for the brsrirg of mM r«Uf<ML 1 Lnr. M I— rf i«J4 Ove-MMl. .04 s>( s taterodeS pi ...d edits, are reqd■I • oesdou lef said Obert, thoa V> be l Frehete Oft**, hi tBc rflta r ef I! a.- . M> ARCn ST. FWHDELl'llIA. ..«4OUN W. NSW YORE. efoegovemtonereat^ln £* r«.u J£iU^zssa.^ajnm< rerff ''Do>*«y8»Mtkfor Barty Ceaatf- ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. i!ditiil§8IONERS NOTICE. and WMcoMtn, also, ifco* increased majoritiee at •* spring elections, and prove Ihadevotio* of o*r people, to the right* I of man independent id ttauooallty. B*W* totornUy frrt.'tKtt FWtwww. W to-we aad MiMrity mated la me. bv lb* Pr*. CHANCERY ORDER ■t Tailor, sm^r Btecw. IW •< 8-A. r.wMobstoHaesrsduds PR. STMCILAfflTB Mellifluous Cough Balsam a welLdreseed lady wanted the clerk p> P'acw aatarap on her letter, and produced at the wlndriw 8w*i p n te-OMxwaie, rwQMeting tbc blerk to take to take oqt a pnipor amount of currency to pay for the stamp, eyyiag with ‘■honest pride" Is warraatod to be the oaly urapaistoa kaewa to ADMINISTRATORS SALE. ^b tto^iuv of tba rstoU vf J.ix-s M. Itorito, I ALL AftRANGl Grand Rapidsih DYSPEPSIA gggga? Hertford, April g, *JB a. *r.-AU f*.; lente ftv® all but 19 towns give Hawley 700 wmjortty. The 10 town* to bear from will »UWy teerwewe Ma waforitr t<> (DO. n* Senate etoada 14 CoUe to 7 Demosente, end the flowee 90 Cnio* AND I aoaaUs aiteravy'e fcv. as a't‘p'alsu4 to said *ort- i!13£lt±7uWSfi’;±2S wSUTsaiH ssttvvnt.rsf, KCSUMSIS S^ES2-i!?!Z; aWSMSWIW HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELTHLA, PA. SHERIFFS SALE. •wi~> ------- ._ . ■i------------- iiraifL'i tui------------- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-04-18.pdf ea25dc9cdc448a1663cd7a84fc4a45a6 PDF Text Text w O-EO. M “Ub»rtT ud Union—Opo nod InwpmWo,■ TOL. Igastitgi’ guintii Sinctnj. ni pvBLtsnKD kteby wedkisday, ar nasrtsu* aanar, .couxtt Miattoar. Jwal axi Sfadintsu. Tm Twt*.— damvota! principle of, the Qoxprvtbent going Itrpubliwn Journal, one of which |> C3SELL a NEVIKS, turn* frvra tbaweoud Jcditnt Dbtriet, to fill the vecanpy urauioned by the death of Hoc. Perin M. Smith, abow the elect* loo of Hue. Nathaniel Boom, by a major­ AT THE (0&9U aaoca&T, jamxupr.. nL»ios tougWlte Slnek of GROCWBIIM . . __ u. Snffiw A. nOLBROOK. dsx. CoHseUag, <u>4 HiUtsry sad Real E. CUimsiert^T Ofaesta'Uolbrreb ®fo«k. Variety Grocery Store, Bastfnp.'lHsb. r. vriSG, The editor of the Pionctr Indulge* hi gross pereoual at lack* upon Gao. M. Dxwxr, editofr'qf the Banner, comiuenc- ©DDE A3 »IKES’! 1 AXD CHEAP AS THE ed even l*fure Ma. Dtwxr came among u*. The ladPionerr contain* om more CHEAPEST! of tbe Banna baa been eluent nearly a ^Hh^.lcUn MMt.Sarxwn. Oflcela A NEW FEATURE! authority. I lake tbe liberty to etale, from a long accquaintaru-e with the repu­ tation* of both Ma. Dewar and Mu. JOUS ROBERTS, 0 A run CLAM BmmII'* EATING SALOON ! warres * bcbbowh. IF.MEMBEB TBB PtACI. t n. DUXKisa Whereas, By another proclamation, dittinctly on the r*coo*tructlun policy of made on the IBtb day of August, in lb* CungrcM as againit the Pneideot, »nd tbe (*me year, in pursuance of nadcl of Coo greas, approved July, 18, 1801 tbeinbabilanta otGeorgia, South Carollim, Tanof CuogrcM could deairv. neswe. Alaba ms, Louisiana, Tex*a, Ar Tbe r«*ul: Hand* tbu*, tbe figure* be. kanaga, HiamsMppi, and Florida, except ing Judge Bacon's official majuritica in the tnhabitsnta of that pgrt of the Stajfc of V.rginla lying wertoftb. the yespectitv ouunlie*: mountain*, and to auclj ut|>«r Mrta of |J>at Crfuitrry. State and the other State* before named 63 m might maintain IqyaJ adhesion to the Berrien B4S Union and tb* Cmwtltutioo. or flight he 035 from time to lime, occupied and Doqtroll805 cd by the force* of I be United Slatae, et>' gaged in tbe dlapoaition of ioeurwaota, Total 2 054 ware declared to ba in a eUta of insur­ It will be seen that Judge Racon . baa rection against tbe United Sutoe; «bd earned every count y In bis District over Where**, By another proclamation, on Coflipberry, tba Democratic candidate.— the first day of July, 1&02, issued inputIls will make an able, upright and faith­ the earn* year., th* Insurrection was de­ ful judge. clared t<> ba atill existing In the Slate* aforesaid, with the saeeptfan of cartain specified rowntica in the State of Virginia; trol of ths Hastings Bannrr. Mr. D. Ao™. By another prodamatioo bt*d under the CuesUtutlon, and they are no longer Slate*.” U S. SUELIIO.V. UA1TEB STATES Couatv Trsawwar. Will p»r (xHimilar »ttr»|fcn.U> MwaermaJaaafau* for *l< p*rw** 8TBSL ESH 5fKKK8, mo .Dfc jxy 4*d b*eaty r"*P*factory, CAMDEN, N. J. R. EITEIMMK A Cft. Stku. Pax HaJtciaovcoM. WATtFTRnTTffER: 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA. 4U JOHN ST. NEW YORK. Ountr Clerk aad Jfetary Vabtte. Oflca in tiro Oaert Bow- g C. MUJtDLB, bite. Cosrrsy- B F9T«Bk00K a co. Tailor, protection of property, nu( be reipect- That the present deplorable civil war baa been forced upon ibi *ountry by Um diauuiouiats of tbe Southern Blates,, now in result against tbe Constitutional Govern­ ment oitbe United State*. and la arm* anmnd tbc cepltel; that fa tbfa national emerge. Cfatfreas, bwaishiag *11 fad ings <■/ mare pnaaioa or yuerntmant, will recollect only it* duty tn the whole ceunUJ; that JU ]s not wagwl oo w qur fafarirlog yitb tbe rijahte uy fafabjisbad fastituUuq* of tbiM Stataa, but to maintain aad defend*the sapremacy of th* CuoaUtaUo* residenee of Hoc. John U. Navia*. The and prs^rvt tbe Uofon with all its equal­ ity add the dignity ot tba **«<*»■ State* by 48 majweily. when the statement £ublio are cordially Invited.' unimpaired, and that *• aqoo aa ibeae ob­ should have bac» tu majority 1 Tua Governor ol thie State hsaappoint­ ject* ar* accofflplMwd the war ought to Hogues should have good memories. W haras*. The" Broate of’ th* United ed Thuredsy, April 16th, a* a day of he­ ^y-Tbe April Term of tbe Circuit rn! Its lion and prayer. Wo Publish tiio StelM.on lb* MQtb.uf July, 1861, adopt­ lourl fa and for tba county of Derr- proclamation in anolbar pprtiod ot this ed a regulation in the wnrd* following, Judge Lewis 8. Lovell, presiding, wifi reroUulona, though mt in.fom) ara auband aa *uch toy, be iB'Socut. Tbe Preabytsrian Social The New York JTsraATe Wasblngttm adal save the PreoMenl is reported to have declared to Judge Peabody, eotiiMl for C. A. Deitar, late Treasury agent al Itebed. An additional thmogb train ba* Mobile, who waa oonvletedofwiaMraaanee placed on thi* popular thorovghbra, aad I.. -..I to office, that his 1st* proclamation w»* U L—- — other change* made ie the hour* at which aimply a demonstration of bit pdiey.and train* pas* through Baltic Creek, whit* did nottermfaata martial law fa' tWlate ttHdfia < r -.. .. GESCHWUiD, .Merchant Did the Clerk of the Board furnish Ftaa at B attlx Caxrx.— On Saturday bight tbe old Battl* Creek Houm. and several ndj»c*nt *Uir*», ware destroyed T M. CA&WALtADBR, □. HOLUKOOh. Wax*xia. By pr<«Umation on tba 15th and of April, one thousand sight hundred' and sixty one, the Presi­ dent of tbe United State*, fa virtue oftbe power vested fa him by the UctistituUon and tbe law*, declared that tbe law*'of tbe United Blates ware opposed, and tbe execution tbcrevfob.tr tided, fa States of South Candlna, Dsorgla, Al,b«ni*. Florida, Miasiaaippi, Uouiaiaha, an<J Taga*, by combination* to powerful to ba lived" that tbe rdpuutioi^of Ma. Dxwxw ba* l<«t nona of "hi* red lea I ism by a change of residence. He' bslleves in will in no way suffer by comparison witU 1861, the ex eaptkma named in ths proc that of J. C. Gxktxix*. ’ He that lived lamatiou of Aogu.l 16th, 1861, ware ro~ m glass boutcaibuuld not begin to throw, vok*d, and tbe inhahiiants of U» Sutoe of stone*. Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, J. M. Nkvix*. Coariawtnax.—We are pleated to Tegaa, Alkane**, Miuisaippl, Florida and »ee that tbe U. S. Senate baa conGrmrd Virginia, except tbe forty eight ounntiaa the re nomination of Hua. Allred Russel of Virginia designated as West Virginia, and tbe porta ofNaw Orleans K*> W«at Purh.RoygJ.and Beaufort in South C*rutownship of Heatings, aa publMtod by the Eastern Dustriet of Michigan. liirn, were declared to be In a alate of inua last weak, w* would aimply aay that they war* published just a* they war* handed to us by J. W. Maynard, a dark Longyear says of tbe accroded Btatea, in i.( tbe elections."— Pioattr. a rvaulutioo in tbe,words following, via: : |t would ba extremely gratifying to C. BURT. c. r> i» fol* . ar, op ata go dcrgetaiad *a -to Water prevent them from doing harm *s enamtea, which fa*t named j.obcj is abhor­ rent to humanity ltd freedom ; and . Whereas, Tbe Cnn*tl(iitk>* of tbe L'ni ted States pn<yidea f-r (ha ouartiluVonsl oomrnuaUfa* only aa 3ta;e*, and out a. Territories, depeodenciei, Of ppMCtpratea; and Wb*TML Theif -conaam must momtorily, Sftd by tha C-WlUMioo of iba U. 8. [here aumslhusg la .arideutly (Knitted jp tranamW 'O—Eq Rsrcaucut ] and placed un a Uk« footing u tp rfahta, ipWpnltfag.dignity,*nd power with era! powers which they gw guxaro*d, and which pulteical policy la tbe prin cipl* of right and justice, wall calouLstad ---- * ~* ' BF.0ABCL0T1U, CAflBlMKUlS, VISTtSGS. MWdtev.De, Mteh. norriNa lb* Preaidanu Peace Proclamation. It forefbly reminds ue of tb* fap*’* A«U against tha.,Q>mrt. . «,■* Bulckwoop for February, *ddrea*ed slltn Uo3« aod e{b*ualive aftb* ngtfosal actual rwmity fur rrppjljng <q lur^aion, for the aupprwion of lro*»cx>; and . Wban»*»Tbe Govarnowut of tha U. notice itat hagthta opr Mil iaaoe—but s*»«relb* rar. Uta JuAp of Proteto for tb*i Cum- just arrived iftttnrt port. imuu. ( nte«a I. M. CaOWAlXADn, I Awry J OHN W. PAYNE’S PICTURE€,ALLBBY, • . \ - onuforrnUy wjlh tba prmuipfos her forth and auunMrated; TktrfJ^ri, haat^o Will was « ie. Booth Garoliua, Ji*Hb Carolina. Vir le« ot thsir ART. ‘ CaertM .RWoilj ** fa- FARMING LAND United State* to be affixed. (SieMo) . Arouv Joipreox. the Preaidenlx- •- •» . . FO» SALE, ww. TVEITT-Firs i esitixV A Toronto epaefat root*fa* th* followfag t Murphy and hi* aMoelatae are handcuftd and strongly guarded. Soma VALUABLE RECEIPTS, of tba cittern* adroait* lynching them.— Tbe haatiflty ap’ns; ih* prisoner* la Intense. The Attorney General ha* or­ dered thy Sheriff to permit nobody but officers of tbe law and llfslr enunacl torea them. On th* night of the prrest the wildest aaaitemrot pre>*U*H ip Cornwall, and when tba bugla rounded the fall* to arms, tbe volunteer* ran to the rwndexvous, leading S* they ran! They double quWtea to the stariou followed by W) ex­ Cited popeface. On arriving there report* wire current tbst Bad companies of the 4Ttb regiment bad revolted and* taken OF MIWWIU& MICHIGAN. poseesaien of the toWri, In order to eut their way to Portland. Another report stated that Fenians bad'erowwd at bgd*paburgb and seised a train, end were *dvabfiluf op Ci.mwall by Steaqi, three companies aiirrormded tbe train *a a guard and bftirpby and ftls party auypQdarad DIUCTAM, without real stance' Much tnd!g»*ti6n Is LHbaO X. KKIUQU MMtaeUh felt that sj-Atlorney Groeral M,cD..nald rftould dafond them- T)ro com^tnie* of Ii X'Dt-MMKKX, <**infontry and a battery of'artillBry bare juawtueww. * bean ordered to CbrbwMI, to prevent any ’• oppicem. attempt st rescue. Mr. 3h*edy, not She*, the •scyttsjy ofthe Hibepian Do- BABBY COraTY PETROLEUM AWX> MINING COMPANY Cash Capital «15;000. floc Shares, »25 Each. idle place Saturday. An egrftad crowd iaE— Im ewirmed ebqpi tba ell day. Shredy la confltroultted. Tbottlpendiary ■OiaxbtlwtitlM bare ar* M lb* Fenbtn have taken »Arping Ing .xidetfM out ofibe way noutrothal the government (;** repaired tafi^o* » &aflfa* list aarerW wmi panfea uf Fdhtmb have laACbtesio oaten- ft fa taUmaWd ‘ that the president hat L'llABLBi E. BXILET. |tsrw» u> public liberty. and incompati­ ble with tbe indjfldual right* of pareony, trial. ■’Xiii^ac. NOTICE. NOTICE. Cornwell baring demanded diacharovd on, tbe original hald on lntl>rn>atli>n of debt MBaiaI function*; con: & bom. WbervM, Standing armiea, miJiUry occupation, military law, military uibuti <WTW. L. OOB». sr.ior Arxax ciqtnzrer. i <W.m< i, ity of 20M. Thi* i* a r*rj gratifying ■odicaliuu of public opinion in ibm **ot- E. n. DUNNING, J »L: n, ir^., be brood, «>d to whtab tba/ should et“ :-(i p 'T- -i “ patronage. In politic* It pOBKBTS a HTRJKKR. advertisements. , Iff'MwsAMi Wiarod to be t'ha.^iti- lol,. Thia paper succeed. t>e for <*~.i y kJmuu^. a^M year* gndar dur charge, and the Ct— BMnJ. Jit IkiRF, and'appears to be a thorough ry i u«r, J| ND- 51. HASTINGS, BAREY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APKIL 18, 18M, ijt Suti*|sWmrr, �Bl-KCIAL NOTICES. Itrral ^tnna. HASTINGS BANNER. mat go over tbe hl to saving tbe few abort mo­ rn strangely and Srlntti Jattrj. 1 t ‘ Mftuls th. Ang«lX««r»iux still larftod, s <msi. .Ttair spirtu' pars temple wlthia— Afi are tbarv. all .r» there, hi tbs Brestifal U^. Tbr Lead by tba spoiler unttvJ. ’ > kJ .k.:. X. —J. _1’ K. $tmllax». ica regiment was stationed ws’Mor' - gan« Purd. Our Cnfoliei Lad Shot by an Indian i;uuerilta and our Teuraed the wine cup and tba whiskey btalhr froa»_tta-taHt*a> -ref my heart and inwardly- reaulved I ri>uT8 touch the stuff no more. Still, I was forced to take a stiff b<’>l U>dy Ju steady my nerves ; and, after I had drvased myself, Ml down tb;*).!^6 cup of C”See. I was tbuv engaged. wlWta ItaH ^r^tU-tani. Nr li-reker yt.to.ed jmj auarlrra. 1 ba&eblm gtrnd morning.slid asked bim If be would nor take feme MUEBft'trttS'mc' ’ i '-‘;il «*»•»■•• 'Nni'tmw,” be Mid. staling Ms'head. “IterertHedvpi* biro neat.' Ab, Cap­ x.k rtu! child from nty'srms. tain, this to a bad sffidr. Dn y<H> 're­ W»s th. ctald sata ? j member that you struck tb* Maj>* lust They t**ld me yes. 1 looked up sod iw the cherub •mile, J»d then my brain “Yrs, I remember it very well, romsnL■..................... ~T ‘ ia Iho ffimd. ber il tori’wril." ’ "He expects you will make an spology,"punwed the Adjutant “And If I do notF ', n ' J' . ------- -y , -Then you must fight hl ni.T” ' • "Ybu'were present, Borku, during orderly, ’••nd.it la allvdand well." But’neither know. The wo$gi> who theenrira seensF <•“ ' had it in charge saw a .tratigrr, »ud anxl “Then ! wlsb you Id tdl mo th* tiAilh. o*.y od my poexiunl had prevented th.ir rivr l am'nta to conftss that my “brain askiod many qmMlonA . Il wa» frnw eight oMoek, «nd I ball been win Id a EH of h whirl last night.’ First, did I, fit my toast to Mrs. F»rw*H,' ghe In itiy quarters an b>*iur. I arooe, feeling quite vure, and iny left arm Wae •<> lame him tbe least occasion for Hf fueling F that I'e/iuld Dbi lift It. I tn»ik a TiUla "I tould see n««e, Captabr;-bet you warm wine, and ate a light supper and by renntnber he had been drinking-." 1 "Exactly—and in that we v^re even. ten o'clock I felt quite strong. In tbe morning i fell sore and stiff, and • Mtiircid tn haiig myjteft arni taa sling. Walker, when fie ialiie, suggested that ibu hud be put • ff but I would iiston u> no such proposition; A few glass, id wloe mkds me feel bet ter, and 1 liettevsd my right hand wuuld bf Steady amogb. *' At half nasi six wa tdirk our pistols •nd started fur the place, which waa in a O'flw*, ‘•fshrif make ml apology" "You will remember. Captain, ’•sug­ secluded spot on the river stxut half a gested Bowker, “that the Major Is it dead m>le below tbe fall.^ I tali' anvewhat Mint, and that in tbe handling of a’uwoni tatigUed when I reached the place, aud wasfiirced to call <-n ruy aeouud ’fur biw be has no superior." “I care nothing about that" I htiew wfilfkry tta.k. In a hide while the Ma­ |)>a temper of our officers, and I knew I jor and Adjutant mads their appearance, Walker that 1 would stamM be held In light MtTOu W 1 all-rw. d ■ud I suggested tbe Major <0 back me down. 'Ones mitv Ilia tu have^hu affair user Ms quick a. Bowber a-krd if I would apal.igiue.. p-wslble. I wad growing weak and »haky [^X n<H him rnret emphatlcafty', “Nh,” tbqugb I did pot, tall blijt, *0., He bad “Thm I bnve inatr'rctfi>ni'’tu'’t]tfivtr this note," he added. .. '■ Un handed roe an wnreW'-idhta, p.U.K't>. d U,.‘ whirir I found to be a ebalknit* si»*byH ■ “Geirttemen.’'be said.^Mnjor FarWrll I-was inhwfliad that Adjutant B»e%wr 1 Vitim to speak befure we proceed any ’ ’ * ’ - ' was empowered tu maha all nWsry i •fttnlwr;" ‘ ■ • ‘Tant ready ti> Iraten," (.replied; “only arrsngeiatewta. ■ ,» , My wwrmrat friend in the regiment I let d ben briefaa lem.llile. was a first Lieutenant aaaied Walker, and I sent for him at unon. dMring him hlnj-'f. w bo»i|-lisme Wa. Farwril. -He whs a luiddtahgrd. dwaliiSfe tallow; given structiona to give him. t<i social r njqy trt. and, *V a .generis! -Only U.mIU>ia" 1 replied. ^iFirat. thing, beeping’ <m preUy friendly terms I will Ught wiibpisb-ia; Mid Mcnnd, iia whlh ihiWsboct Him. Ila waa* a kind ny nerrer are somewhat uiwtwog, I hearted aifd grti4b>if.,naui,though Iryub- maid like the affair to ba pul off till toIdd * IH> » tamper that led bim^rtw str«r i.wnrwMmrmrg." .-'asT' ut l mes. • <»#’<?.xo* I W.l|t»r weut ofl wilh.l^e Amnion}and •end frer hta »lf. tu.pogso and Way with tl>U through the summer. Ha bad ownfurlabl* and omimodi-Ais quarters, and there **s'Hill* danger lhat tbe iudtaos -would rnska another attack. tbe occasion. Th* staff and line officer., not kept away oh dOty.Alere all present, hetband, a portly woman, bearing herself With nwHliar grsW; and dignity, without atty effort or enow nt affectation. She aa edited ho needless reserve. btrt treated hersaasts wiih kind ores *nd,consider.tlb< »eetf>!ngfy ooly jgtnrii.uir' tihrt all aUlinance wane not' wMy adhered b.; ned <m the present •■eca.ion we n<>« nnly emptied many, bottle* of wine, but aevar.l buttles of old Bourbon were included me ariaoiK/v™"* ,0|iop tT' h ■ were b> meet atwien i ’el<>ck jh» fypow!I mg niorfling—Wrspos piatola^-diaianoe Ii twelve p»ee»—<>ur aetnnda Io' feM.for choice of poailiuot—U> fire al |bo word of command. ., ' •j t. After, dinner, I sat down tn arrange eny •flairs. 1 ."£>** eevcral letters, which. I .esled and eneiuaed In a single .rnyrl»pr. V> be sent ofby my clerk in ow l ah-iutd (all. .jMj property 1 gars into t\'alk.rr% charge,with inslrorti'Vi«.b<»w,io.^i«njfe o| |U When matter, bad been thur sfrsnged.it was well piward evening, and taking.a light cans in my hand, f walked out for a breatb «Cuf kesb .air. , .• N>.l tar from tha camp were Morgan’. Fa|!s,> wild, Qimautic «t>»:,. wljefe jbe wal.r of tbe river tumbled over g .huge bed of broken roc^sp and toward tb.t spot I bent ray atone. Just above the tall, was > bridge of lugs fn>m -which could be obtained one of the grsndesl wa>f* that ever ble»sed thoeyjkof anartA» 1 reached the sBnwiil^r’an.anii- I child standing, as 1 ascended Into tbe I r™>. • dnefcet vbNtx sharp, piercing cry of ag iigb spirits and song and story, with ony broke.upon ujy car. I sprangthe ing goblet*, gave ua occupation. By by, I proposed a IMwt, ‘■Mrs. Major ■wrilrund h-wan. drank whir tbres She was ringing ber bands and shriekrty cbedra. Why ,10 the world tbe iiglik* a oraxy creature. I r.r should have taken ..ffiiue, I ooeld mipnisa in comprehending tba.truth. Be­ low, the bridge, floating on the 1r-ufiled i waters 1 saw the child, |ts spreailing gar --nta buoying it up ; and I rould bggr Uny voice cailing, “MaWn.'.’gmn. "•""•i'nXtotr- . child waa going newer and nearer to > fall*—nearer and nearer t<> death ! — sm a fearful risk for ms. forrib* utan__ were tW 1 should be utan over into I had started from my seat, whrn Lieut the blaring, boiling aurgs bcnplh iU ' Whiles wto w« wilingby my aide, pull rock* But what was tbe risk to roe “Emtade'r be bttered, h • hurtted Itamt if I died in lira nvar I abouM n»; wbtopex. “don't aay wwUw: word. Tbo G>rtal|», but my o-ret wag off be(>r* abe nrtly.tarf c-ughi D jugt Wm fe gpilltr. t.r Jiy. m *•••»•« »• IMH**** *M. •bnu‘ P«fcMUwdcmopta fee plahtiug.stataid too etsreisly cleaned off by ag'ahd raklngJrthe ptecs la targe. • round the bill, and | SgwMgCS say U It is small. gird with the eartif u] <* strung ben manure, I NEWS fter and swifter! j?* y>.y,'g& ■ lUtaWScta iretW frost is oat and IrMteMe hhMW..n h-r work. w 0« 4ig Udoeply and plant spin- AiM jaw*. /rCTUfttf^W Uniltd Stotoi: . • "Immsaas maas roesting held bars tn sssss IHAtt , ncqual J|“£ 'emeil S*-”1' Grime, dtowed ttatltaM^ta of the d«p«< A ted N.t t-tly tew npp. ■. «d felte tone. '•'>4 ul ttaoocrsc'uf A«drsw J-ta—t.1 but toss tbe effltor t»r> JLrokuk Cupperbred paper •> s.l* the auldien •* !"*• UuUe4 tumbled ths ty pea and pie-«s mil Uriver, having even W eat holes in the He. in twfd winter. Itor that purpose Y ■’S Ths.Pretaihmt’a aapp-ttar. seem toter all ut that avrt; bull; <M* amn«*h* practical, joke mr <*» lj>wa C-Wr reeent iternaol«a l-.yat. or »» a|fflKIng for a Hy«1 wmiimmlty. DvtAflew. Um re is mu a rebel etetn*-to the 6.suh tM R.wid wtiasiule ibta veto wNbMMl vehrmroos Ifopportunity served.— ingion Chrnnielf. w___ vtewita: Rrr nwun crop about taur •■ brwW-wMH*tre-»M1. white lilcslab jUtlocw. and Daflvors yel- NEW GOODS; m m aayitaag pregreaU iy haws ■p.-roTT-JSE-D JEII'OBa ! Tbe Ail Inwing semi plesaapa <■( editorial I un>n> .if the Chsrhatc Editing • paper ia a nee* .If it eooirin. tno n ter penpie widi'i have If the type is t>«> tai enougb reading taattei If tbe type is small It. . Il we publish tckgi pie »ay tbry ar. lie* , Ifweupiit them, the enterprise, ur vupreas I UBVANmtFTli tl rir.is baptit crrtAW, •Ire g^g.raio 41.JMUMI le th. fe4j wfe A rrwclamsiHot for a IJity toTFiMtlac, WE DEAL IN There ar« tinww wta«, ux-rv tlum ordi­ narily, it is propur ttat jueo sireuld bum­ ble lUemaelvrs before’ the'Creator ““d •ewk Ills heuventy aid and guidance; and daeratag Ibsipreaairt an app-..pri«c«i<x*watuu to set apart a.day forbw^mg. H»luiliatiuii and Ffajac, .1 <fo hereby up- ...-------- —--- -------------- .. poiul fi-r thia object, Diuraday, ths IVUt I M(| gMleal Crov ffJdrCTuaroaai Uf Apr.1 next.' ’ * And revoctirXing our entire depettdenci- I nM. cusssanius. Kru-srar, at* ... u. <<«,—» IM.r .J - -err— aud ismumbertitg-taigraoioite pwrtnMcs | V!'1Mfga,"(JrwnBwl,',ta 111 <>ur behalf, 1 would urge the ubrerv Th. edefimadaato-*,’ *?. **>* * anoa uf such dav, uol as a cualura rurrely | s'rarlr Usm«n*’"»*. ’“T* but also as a pflvllrgsaiid a-deniu daty. | lu our Mwming prvwpurtty• we are temptad to forget God ; in «mr adversity we are ufteu driven lu His loutstmj.— .h.BMifebreplS Alter ao glormus aOOUq-evt utl- ths leid ol bavtlsi in lbs defsMd of the UtUuri imd ul geuuiuc deimanalMi prindphas, <>Hr a rsbeilmus people—tile sw-ni enemies of aucn principles—IskmaUml vainly iuuig me that all dallgD is peak und iitat ' »e arebi'W, asauatnai, aouundy rooted Ln ibues ,pr incfplni »f Libarty and. ..Equality fur wtiicft our Fathers c-il'iteudvd. ' A LECTURE "ErtSwgr DRY GOODS, Groceries, BOOTS & SHOES, Lynn's Periodical Dropi! TuK GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FUR IRREGULARITIES. If we attend eta rth, for effect. If we don't they den ful’and desperately wM Hats Al Caps, CROCKERY AND GLASS WAR! wm-ta drawn, and juai It to then taken off .nd e-stfowoer; however, tbe #d <K> steadt after ■ it. |g •sired—then 1 cool wpring water three times uii the tnk’Js.aM removed; it istbaw salted and cl away till svening. wlwn ..It l» worked fall*' ForbwSMmwr tatter, a little less utit Id" oancu <>f a*h ’• used m a pound f botrev. a blifo . aww. all for w inter •e. with a al^ghl addition of white auger nd patarrord saltpetre ( a taiilrepootiful f augar, and a teaspounful <>f saltpetre t-. | lb* ofhliHflr). /'Bwit»p>irr>>t'ira »•! je pream wtaq churned, is G3 degrevv ma 1. l .U with the c-rrim. Which will be sold. •caller ixtbo'BTwd.'lne aimed b-*»a of 1 rvaaiei and KctiuUfeitowlueb were array* ed^gamvlIM ; aiaf lhi. ws> autfanptirtmd -6uly by great ata I dsraal and dranbcM, and *1 liteexpeoaa U louCb aufleriiig, treas­ FOR CASH OB BBADY-fAV. ure and Irfood, and under tbe ikwimuif baud ul Divine'I’ruvideMe. * But 'tai work IS not yet fiuiabed! Wthave a uughlKf victory still Vr aaine.o in Hie icc»iMirucU<>n ol a muled Counlry.— will exchange shuts," I Now, inure Uuvu c-var, jae ussd Ui bumble uures)vvs, siul in peiutrnoe and prayer, "Nn," be rstnmed, shaking bis bead, ”1 ■erk tbe guiding slid directing band uf cannot fir e al'yuu." "gut; sir, '• bat mean* this F I cried In climded by antng>>msm lietwem tbe rul mg puwura at Um Capitol *4Mr Republic, "Do you not know F be asked; seem­ dwiuruiug the harimnivKia rclalatus ea ingly aqoallv enraged. acutial to complain apaxrer in finishing I a*»ored him that 1 did net J ’CONVINCE and perutancoi fixmdat'em; when great TOY MOST SKEPTICAL •tauameti are appiebuneive, and nofliHis o< frvrdmeo are irsiubling end weeping, VIRTUE IN THE ‘ ’ I told btin 1 lunj not thu least Idr*. tur llM awfety and escuru.) .4our Govern With a quick tn- vvment be advanced maul, 11 M must proper aud fitting that and caught my hitnd. . we should aawiuule In our roam-cuvs • Captain Willet,’’ be exclaimed, with places uf worship, <ud there penitently strong opioiion, ‘•tba: child was mine I— coulee, vur weskua and uur ams, .ipitb aa You may have your shot; bet I would Individual, and aa a nalmo—iiupluriug Ley-Arc a Mpd>inaKox v rather die n thousand deaths than rater wisdytu and strength,. al J ani! protection my band ngaiu.t tbe preserver of my ufHim'wfi<i rides up«<n the whirlwind ptremc. child." : ■1 Bud direeta the storm, who, out ufwetnMoro Durable, ■ I w5ed tn maidnomefepty. Ml! ewild s BOURBON nnt speak coherently. I had beta grow­ .irr> ,n<[ More Elastic, ing weaker, end my head Wat Whirling, and tbe wKKftf of ruahlng, hissing * witters - uni.»i. •> , MoreGracoful! ruiiwin my ears. Anil will kr/p He Uhwpa' “■< srtaiw Ha •’ "Ah.'tbe ordeal of the tall, was tnmwcb fur him ” I brnrd Walker aeyf Ms be umpli ul tebuTldmg,agioii <>qr fair* fabric twught ma’ln bi. sriHC i <if Hu mail Government; recogmxing the • _ *?Usptmn,' captain, ! jjArdoc wibcront right «f all inao »>‘'tbe ewpy nirtii of-Liie, LHwrty and tbspurauiiui 8o I beard the Major.apeak. I crewed Happmere," ■^Ja«a-e-mw..«ced his hand ariff tried to >n>de'. Lei waaeehvthen, tbe Diwwto’ Std] to subdue.<fer prqndgM, aod 'u rromslruci the Kcpubuo upon the lnood pruicijito. of Iligbt, Hiimamly, Ju.liue and Etarnaj Truth; Whet.’ all meh.’irrespective of enisle tor colhr, stall M eqwf iW tbs' Bfta ul lbs taw. Ita-n insy •vnuKl.ttal nut uuly our piny era and aupplicatnpio, Is th. iM«t.taawty far ikMasd !«. Um BBNZOIN ElaIXil but our liibuUu4.LtauktaUviugaud|>raiao. •Ta tasdtart' twewMwawmM > bp>»bMta largs practice._____ t mnrii, aud that 1 mull be her “other wbohnmt ’-uty ibOjtiulurYt «u*i, tatt <d BENZOIN ELIXIR " ' ’ ' ‘ " ' ' Um Um versa, aud* whmtaus/tsaprotur yd peia.«is, taU W'ev«r. aatMta hfUfSl J^rThs great'Want ufwvbry poor man iua sth-God and wvik.lb.rtghUamMiri. ta iw home, ui.mg with tha MU with wh.ch cvpled with Him.' | * **•**■ '»! ;-'L. „Letua Mfe. rem.mber 0gk tbo Fast which shall make t|h* an ao»pi»Ws 4-y ‘ . Thera w great exaita,<»eul and ipccals- to Um L“'tl,u b«: tas-ctowsp,' lion in uil in Dryden, Lapesr cuunty.— is "tu hares ths tanda uf wuUtuduus*. undo Mw taft»y burovigr, .to tbri'i'F Alsu at Muriis?.*. ■ T ■/-i ri U prseasd gu lreu,,fe ursak ey«r> yuta,,>’ And yi«U will n<>l b*;with>>er' drwl .ihy trwad V’ U»«r bpugrx,au4 jtitou Thfe eRtams fig Lyon, and Muir Kava itom WM M>S puked Uurt lh.-u «uvur Lum.' ' CBOOK a co,. liAAJ all whiskey aifops’and' billiard I Let ua pray Uial G»d will give wisdom fetch In rimae place* _ tu uur Mlsr* *ud all in auihuruy, tlmt tbe) man u« H» barwisiy w»ih-«wib other •nd te g»*U4 M>Hy by an uusii^r-Ute "«•« putpuwa ^dungou reo.KmytagUreg.ret UuU Xtat wtamutaitagj ^ ytrta^.rd. ’ awes with dulje.-aod WtUi lbv Distaupipp—re.und Igbonag htafe4^.p> . taifcl Uur IMMtata kle ta* Aswgttad O', «l W^.sita for NahjCuM Law*.rattocstag ‘ though i«. Ii«« W* may ta 4w»J V I fltetad end hurdrued. yet success wiUj^p. MaeiT AiPaaSTsaVfirCTaltn* j piately otuwu-mu* afltatta-and .reward ua l,<all..sr tatmrssu.d «lr tawwfawg,; - uJMsri«s .................. ■ ’ VERY CIIRJIP is tbe riwes-methim* in srtrnmer. i<«Lrokaw wp wd put in. though .tins is Aided rf^re.iMe, *• W tnMkre the hot dr wj cort'rade. A Ao I lhr grave and ibetarfi' lone ri**p. Time pasted ; /he »• rrapxtdrnlxaaw h-evr. kSffClxTHULWlIi BiE© cK^CICh-VA* > THE SILVER SKIRT Benxoin is not Benxi Benzoin Elixir If tbe maXdnest promptly, thcySny - --7, ’ Wdltomatargb, h‘s»»Sr“’L-. jaaualy Nre Twt- B&uueM mge-c«»W«r nrwod k. u. kA-”.’, eras" ”®.nr.yaxarKtA43E w*uwMB».-MbMbr« VsTain*. Said I -Ye* HHiae -4 G—l, helped to Kwry weHt»MOMI. i statatafMnr < f 04 lamed »23»0 eai+f- < -h-fi.lrl - rate ’’pUbl* wbiqb'bk..tV'iJfrJt week lu ,-ssetaiaeki *n New-Y'Uh laarhrl •< 1 Awvi*!'— Hi ni.n.*.> <****■ “« FMtLA&etPHIA. Pt 25 mi tea, pnaalng all d-preMum m tatr ra*| ami entering the eh । 2 4M feet. The olb I e-mdait. la tnanrled ll pari, and tU bl«4t» 1 er as to form a t»mp Wrn. ’ ' Bzuriom ELizia ii’wMt'ritdiring .ta-torflta»1t for ftWHMWu Os-U' Dreidr upon roms p«. and persevere in 'It. ■wrreuBw by diligew-' [Jr not efl aid t» W»-i aud diUredy. wra. sarsbee no mire. 11 mill grinrfa. n«C he Altrod fey.mrowo' hi any woe etor j ■ p* many ta U!-.«krwl aa Srf-^rd&iiaEsas .. I ‘ ' ’iil 4UI? A’Cyif*1 ‘ ’■ irytp1'* <l"T> «» will have* Trawl rrrrr uwe wit'i "Everything is F'” by snuetray | r-*l ' " ai__ _ �^icultintf jjtnns. y ii now high time tbo think about preMVU.g Ih» «n^.-u apui for plahiua.-.Wred* «h*-old im earetvly cleaned nH’hy .arrvi*‘b|I*n^ raking If the piece la Urge. ,t in *o«w co* vest lata way if it is email. Cow tbeauffaee about' ope half inch l^ep with tli.uoiighljt dec'uupofed maU hazily Smsw^tf MOS ths firelaadvgcwi i lem-aatreled Um tael. ifaronic is MW.litalw, '■‘“I—" i— ■ elire yj»ia*l aud cure far >m inptsritytetWglfarte . eveM a’trr"CTv'vi rw-owi,-whir. curled Sllrsiao Irriucs and Danvofd yel,u# ceiiiio arc proper- sorts. Fur early xsis plant the Bmat" eariy carrot, tllrl¥ bonq lor Isle beet, 4o«« smooth blow!; late ca»rv>», holl-w-'crosm. Peas ihould-abat.be, »•*" a» evly a*-possible, iod the more ahellered this aiU»alion tba better will xny eaHy gurtfen pruduee be. No time slnvuld be lost In .uphing hot t«ds tn start tomato, ag; plant, puffer, .-aulidower and eablmgs plants, mid If some kuuce la auwn in lbw |*w«r part of the i»ed it will enhance the earlinewa there­ of a couple nf weeks. BtRLln ■ Hums day s of railroads nnd ripresa coinpaaiwajt may IXT. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, Kyp-u in, ashes, guan-., Mm manure, or any other similar in.lw.al. may oft* 1m very pr.4ital.ly applied, at the fieet boemg.— They should always lie sprinkled over an are* of weveml iuehea io diameter, all armmd the hill. «nd cv^ and mtogosd with (lie earth to towlug. Gostm, ur stnmg ben manwre, if applied in tbls manner, will never work Injury to tbe young plants, unlaw they emue fn direct contact with them, or an ir^rdlnale quuutity be used. Tbe fellnwing framing up of tbe pleasures of editorial lifbisfroin the en|. umua >.f i>m ChsrlottevUlo Clro^ielt : Editing a papor laa very ploaaMt bosi. tress. . : If it eontalna t»>o much political mat­ ter people won't have It. If the type is pg. Urge h dim’l contain enough reading matter. If lbs type ia small, people don’t read SALE. “MORE TRUTH TflAK-NCTRY." BAKGAt>»! NEW GOODS PMrqS. xfptasBS,'.jS«9CKUBt, p«i '“Ai^GreadKACKLEY’S wSbebige^ u on-,. .Ckmutj^oui Bnld W. • - ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY . * SPRING,-STOCK WITH- 0.1). SPAULDING, .AMU1J »»*«•■ !g-A<ai.^gAyoa svmuab a<U »d Lemtffe tu.<>aafew> few* sarxaKw wnwu,, OF ALL KINDS. W> »l u . ohoiob am m.«« Suit the Times. MUUkbWIA Good Calico for 36<»a Tasa,-' -udl poivtsl riJ'nq jjTi'Xscr ».U rw.1 Selling^Off “Cheap! DBU6« * MEDICINES, If we publish ulegrapb reports, peo pie say they are lies. . If wenjnlt thelti, they say we have no enterpriao, ur aupreas them for political efirct. . IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE ■<*•*«*•'* • «»• j”k«e people say o« wed to towns and chieg fhr what he are a ratile-hred. It we omit them, they say wa ’araan • ante than logrow them Umaulf. taped j allv should a neightwsrhia.d\lub together j "Id f.Mwil. • ‘/C VHWPWjrt^tt 13’ _ — If we publish original matter, thy curse aiij scud for t quantity, thereby reducing both tbe coat uf th* plant* ktid iba express us for n»t giving Mrlreilons. THE BIST DIaJoXD IfflOlWK •» If we publish aelectneia, n>M> say we nre luy for not writing more, and giving them what they have out read in some othwr paper. If wo give a man a complinumUry I MT. ■ FULL STOCK of MKMB notke, then we are censured Air being MiD snops, u> a* ui* or yait[ partial. If we dn not, all hands aay <s* are a greedy hog. . X! A. Willard ciinmuutoate* to tbe If we insert an article that pleases tbe f.'tim Utretd the noxle of making butter ladiew. men become yrsloua. in this tflehrstrj county, taken from aftIf we do not eater to tbeir wishes, tbe Arrna UNION STORE Or |>K4FCMKBr( At, paper is Dot fit tohaA e in the house. The n.ilk is cooled as W“>n M can be If we attend cMin b, they say it is only IBTTETDn & W-2H A Splendid AaM.riment of after Jrswiag. "i as t-> gel out the pnirn&l G-r effect. heat, w hub it m considered io hurlful. To If we don’t they denounce us asdoceilCAJTOY AMD CAJiDT 1»Y| I ful'and deaperstely wicked. OUR FACIUTOEB ALL KINDS OF If we remain In the office and attend In 4»-Rlrterti“~..,V;t3r^ nothing fee to tortal, Mkhtag fcr tuffef husineas. hdks any st are ion proud to mingle with other fellows. V“k«. eofhlAf ft. JR.U. -4 «•>];4 SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS -If we go out. ilicy say wo Dover attend PhTdast.i preserd^oes Cafklwiy tan, atf cream Is pvrmilfW to stand albir '.’h'. ijl io our business. MIGRATE qjApfo. myewuiwam:"^ :vmo to Tint hwih sacs tkitbmed till It 'heeotqcs tuuirfd—IhHr ) If we publish poetry, wo affect sent!-. ARE EQUAL TO AHY J.Y THE churned. Tbe chiirmng.a «o«illii*> daabl STATE. • r-rhurn—takes an hoar »ir a little baa. RADWAY’S If we do nut, wa have no literary pol ore'iferfa Tta.» sir I «• Tbe butter is then taken out and Wybrd isb or taste. b**M »t,«V eltaptom j |p ,r>.a > inwl spring water three tiroes uljithe If tbe mail duel not deliver our paper OosvUo.xUe*. ntllk is all removed; it ia tbon salted and , promptly, they say we do not publish on at.-irs^feoj/awafe wit* ran. or sidtfess. BwllM, Bm, T.tluw, Lar<,Tsp.' act away till evening, .when .it ia worked the time. Oresreot MsbW Al-hMW.Vip-lEI wUt al­ ' ga« Cash t*>«» I* <«••*! - - - ■ ‘-- - V——... ,A. lfcr.,1. again. For summer bntter, a little leaa If it does. they are afraid wa are gel­ tlum an’ ounce of salt is used tr» * pound ling ahead of Unia. REMEMBER THAT ..f butter, a little Uinro salt for winter Do^trfJJtoOAUAtSrSRMfoC. use. with a slight addition of white m-car and pulverized saltpetre ( a lahb^Hmtiful Will n»x be UoderauM.! aaaaan saa apr, • ” • f sugar, anil u leusp.>oiiful of saltpetre t” 22 lbs. of luittar). Tine tstniwn.tnre ot tbe ncam when clntrn.nl, is <J3 degrees, fold water ia thrown in with the ir.'.rn Must and Shall unur.riuqr. OROCERH^ Great Decline, In Prices, STATIONERY Periodical Drops! UR IRREGULARITIES. OUR STOCK Flavoring Extracts! ' FoixDoing Buslines#, READY _ RELIEF, .iBHUS CROCKERY is the largest ever broguht to this mart, ... illMIW SmUhaPs- V ISA wl‘ , And is sold at a reduction from former Priors. r . tar ended ; the enr respood.nl was towu.raMy discharged, and he had fTgottrn. in the rush trf 'events. his rum ri.de sleeping hy the hanks • d the Rapidan. when, the other day. in uusds TO cents, when other go**! batter Hnrtf'trl, wb<- should appear before him norlands but 50 ct». Tbe vrenrls are hut the dead atid buried soldier. It ia rrry daydnmrd with soap, rinsed, and not Mrm.gr that he fell a oiriima aenaart t>< dry. The butter is irewsHy IwhtJU* laikct in paila. holding 00 ll>«.—some- IOT8“i»S‘‘lfcrSBU«W lOWARV ASSOCIATION. rniL-IOELPHIA. tl.- name lime. H,(MRX#.le«ta Imtmw pUma. whuti at f.fiO PX0. — Ib-tb cro»i wo>« closed off Uy July li-b Iheg’-uaH being il»ar-a>gMe*pkt<i>d. t>se: rn.nl and phuiteil^witb -W.OW e*t»ry plwota. which wrraSoM bufntwChrtfcthim i Clhe otme y-mr, tri W-.f’ tl200. luakiog the tui4 Acctgla SLT> OJ_ . His espwnaes ».'h : —Mnm.re. >150; F'L* nmunsroa .,7” DRUG A Said I -Yr. i.atetv .d G'«d, __ ------ _.-----------helped to bury ytw. oner In Virginia T' ' "I km.w that S.HU4J one buried me. and I always thought you were .-n* of tbam. ns you were always so kind to m*! Rut y.« or nonsaid be .dR-ring hie band to me. ••that I am flesh and blood.” I shook hands with him, ard bg told me that be w«« in a tranee wtmn we burihint, and that he wab digging hla way »«t and had got hla bead out, when the. reha came 4l<mg and as-istrd Mm. They than .ent Min to Libbr Prfar|fi. where thay kept him in durance for a year. They then *ent him Ge«rghk. where he r» itiaii.rd till tbe •■r »•» ended, when b« waa rvleuud. BOOK store OLD LADIES & FAIR MAIDENS '°AU are m" ut >i*e asw. and d.jssllr Cerdad Railroad Prices, «l,Wd-to.tJa, wifelrehl. s»d. seomonwal "’Lr*.. a _ ___ _______ 3DOT3 & SWISS, STOVES. TUt’wAHM at UA.*Ut>B. of Ms •* X«aurnetrty *f < K'*rni a ted Good. BTOA E SAP PANS, sr^T^ss a-”-; x«.rj bsdlins will isisre ealm and plsMUt sloau. Shirts and Drawers •nr.gSff «p»g,alty; “USJSWSMff 5£%4S! worth of lbs ardlaery^a-klBara, Haiaavau, **-, 0 o!£ mfr wot tetuo of Ribwlra readt REUKF will do wore good, sod saa b. os«d hr more parwosss, tbon uw daUars sspoodsd for sap other aiodlcias la uss. awfwSATWw/wpSo^^dVfl. riVEHUXDJUD TUOUHAXD 0T11KM SAT And it: “st.t'S.'h: Ul~r“ •* 1 Wine Sbt4fiiardware, ML :: -RQPE. OBIMri-STONM, SROfiERUZSL Fitrnuiig Tools of nil Ml'£^Sftmvr;' ■ ..rMrt^2K<*?d“k?g. oar fomily oom good than afl i isrrz:f:»ftistu'. -Issa boor 1 am ail.right: If pet ■an®,] “Gvasia. .sswusuC?,**3*: i have "WiayTTw,” Mow* aw taML« > A.u-rf u.—■ waiT TWt TTTWTW* small plow, «n sanb side of asjry .stimtfl | /« inches frhrn thn Gills. td/nVg '?h.*arth hwfif KWm the Wr-fW^ld tb« furrosjjxr. jo whnlloW-itii »ovte'-**hte<e. tbr MtAflmslubUMafetlMKltite fe>« •* ns,d-ie.e.ttMa. a aewaU. ite.ealid -f WBS-SOTTtt-aT.rell. •agon amnnd over the v.mib •W i. liable tn ,.a din, P»«ee tbort piece* of plunk -; -W -l^r-et«ck c lay. •100; /htlAinl..^ _____ _ __ _ which deducted fm.nt'the nmwinca jflvr hitn tUuit pri.Bli.tlLQOftg.flAiiils'^* to-ghl call a cloddmppar. . Uahaa wotparIwhir skill, ndr grenl, :**‘*(*’^,***fr”« M* >«ly pniniiNiMXwUrMMramAl fa tbe firel place, make up y.mrmtod industry, but it wosM b* 4«ka»!t «»r to areH.mpfi.b whatever you undertake.— acy i>qe. o<> lunttor lA rndnifed with DwMr up-* —r •kill and brains, tu malt*, «u*a .mt •*«> and peraeerre In .It, All difficulties are acre than lie dM *■. •»«■••>■ <: ‘, .were.—by d.lieresre and asaUrnty.Be not af.aid l» »••»* -t«k and dingeads. *A «* l« «'!•’•* aatehew no mire. Hawbo remains to the min rind*- n.< h* .wto-pw *M *-mm ■'“'FM..dT»01i*,'W*l cl— H. A^WYEAR "“ ‘oT all kinds, •■raked in cold Water thru In h'< itnd;last­ ly in culd again. When filled with i but­ ler, strong brine U poured .at the top. . piece <>l hud. hy wi>rk and high > ii:g: On a ferrilo acrr, withib «i| Ti-rrity Church steeple. New Yor in New Jrrs-y, livre .» TnnqJ.pi John Smith. J'din’s' nWt ’cnftai .«j=nrv\zia sa> g' mu t> «« a— w rere. -J saw aw, MMHU * M**T. �• IT IS A ur. majority that pasert the law over 13T A K...S------------ . .--------- K be, Hrtlock, -Ing one of- ths victim* of tbe war. He seems to suffer but little ate-jovoaienre from the )<>a>, art cfe.p. wort with hrs left arm. Il ia no unusual effort for him third* vote in both House* of Congress, breathe easier, for tbe supremacy of Cun jest protest ion affirmed by the decisive Hilo venjeore & the public ia Immense. Nu compromtsc haa as ye» been effected with the jrtbAy.thc directors, art as Ibt ktba the law-making power, leaving the w, firn dvfarmiocd to b<4d owl, it to bard to teHiql the matter will art. Throngb­ enforcement of such laws, as the Repre­ oot, tbs men have acted In a quk«, pcaci»sentatives of tbs psople-emcl, in accord­ ance with (be Constitution. M t, (Mft. U.-W W wwt were compelled to walk Thursday even­ Has seen, fit to breyk with the party who ing art Triday morning. 8uvvan -Lamirande. Cashier of tbe elected him, and to prove labs to tbe prioP4t&ra branch of tbelknk Fraoca, wait arrested in New York on Monday last, ou a charge of having robbed that institution He is now cou fined I tbe President, and aa such to entitled to 18 jail, 8»d fipplimuioa will be made be­ fore U. 8, Cunimirtoner Betts no Sat­ urday for Ma return under the Extradi lion Treaty. ’ The jury at-New Yoii, in ' the case of grees commauda tbe public approbation, tbe Arctic Insurance Company, agaiual rtfe thmPnmaAEl. rtlMM. the Albright Canal Tow Boat line, wbieh waa a auit to recover the value of a cur Speaking eftbe passage of this bill the ganGmm.daatmyedby a ooltiafon on ths Chictco; 7!r«iwie my*;' f * .-• i Hudson River, betwocn b<«ta of tbe de­ fendants’, 08 Tbureday, brought a verdict dictation was on tbe anlvfinmry of Lee s for plaint® fug the fail ambtott eiaimed.' surrender to Gen. Grant, April ftKIMfo The plamliffa are assignees of While, Banks A Co., Buffalo. On Thursday two men, named Clark baffled and rebuked bv a bappv co-inci- and Dennie, were arrested in New York on suspicion of having beeu concerned in the rubbery perpetrated on the night of tbe 23d ulu, at residence of Juo.P. No Cengress ever before passed a politi- Moore, ia Mrtton Avnm, -ben^lM. M^mfiM^ver the reto,.. Tbsrn have 000 in bonds and eecu rilles was stolen.— been a few uiataiicee where bills of no Tlie officers succeeded in securing A10,Mfittael AgtilfliMea or consequents have 450>|ib«>lfe;We4trfirt .. bdoegiug to boM passed over vetoes, such as improv- Mr. Blourv, art having beed eecn in the ftg Aiv'ign'Uon 6f h river or ’ rwMlng pueaeaaioo uf lhe prisoners. Tbe were to revenue cutters. But boro is the moat oummittod. Onejdl tbe robbers of lhe Greenwich rirqet warehouse, at New York, named Jos. Fittgarald, haa been arrested, and 11,700 worth of silks recovered. White House. “My policy” has receiv­ Navigation is open from Cleveland to ed a Btonniug blow dfi tF.c brtd fro® the' r?uolt'rk- .Tba EH4 Railway Steamboat Congressional cudgel. The act to “ pro­ Company a etaamer, Olean, arrived at tect all persons tniho Urrtted States in Cleveland, from Dunkirk, Friday morn­ their civil rights, and to furnish tbe means ing. AH the steamers of this line will 41 io the House. Hereafter, aa in tbe eeaGSIWtf WfnIHmM . JU. .*• » no lunger bo called aliens or "inbabl—— * - *'o hMkwforth. » ba "etiblied to equal iJBuner, Almost daHy we are eallad wpea to chronicle the death of at.iue loved one, by thia drart disaaan, vsWrt often takes its victim away from Jovirt peranta srlth only very abort notion. Every mother ^smMuupply boertf wiJ Ctot Crtgh Balaam, fu| lib no »“ L "------will curaolnetyxlfto. hundred, If taken In, very many mothers----- -------------they nwe tbe life of some dear om to this wonderful medicine. One very desirable quality ia that-it leavos no brt vffect, it being perfectly harmlaaa. In caeca of cough, boataenoM or Uddisg in the throat it has no equal. tfaslinip' Minsk:! t WBQKESDIT, ___ cnAfrawr fensit iTXTE OP MICHIGAN,’r><ti<h JaAieWClrI .4.lt to Ohssewv. assiKE-'SE*^ MaxsnseSriS riigVr—..awaor , ’- Art A Ztousiw. ,(hs^«fa«< MORTGAGE 8A LIL . ।__ . . —.r,h. StAirof Miehle Tbe fad Jaiktl BiUm ia no worthless artlcln, but ia what itekirne to ba, a red genuine, medical preparation, of aUrling v irtor*. 1 ho n«ma “Bitters" to too often used to cover a vilktaooa oompound of poor whisky ar-d some Litter drug. D.> not confound Rod Jacket with thia dans. SUEBI FT SALK AEgAjmTJffEHT ■“ — k~"“ • AT THE Cimii (£ri tlSffifisw.' ttmt *a*«iaT A true copy. AMsst, J M. Caswallims. spritst . n . .a:o Bcgrstor E. H. DONNING, U»«lsad t-bltood it.AC. FrtoJje.Js8g» 'is'tto umtlcr of tb^estate of Lorias U. Xtobsto oT^nrato llisgltopetat.lUfa.dalr renflfa f Heery L Tabtoe sJu.iuUtruar sm I esid retata trsiluj for rt«a*es tbrrmn Ml ‘TfoHnpoa Ills Ordered,TUt Tsvsd.y, Ito Hd Variety Grocery Store, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. yzMZ/yir. <u- SHEttlKl"* SALK ®WD Mooes to hereby jirre. that In pnrreasre of THE AND CHEAPEST! ISutinjj Jritt Unrrtil, WMsi.perbaahai......... „..i..^.....81 Ti 1866. correspondent soya tbe Geo triad will probably be discontinued at once, under .. . TV - . 1 . , _■ , • . . 620,000 A NEW FEATURE fa MMblgM. DriM. March sTtofaT"*” " 1866. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. CARPETS, ClUAX'ISllY <>lll>pt |t CUARDtA-VS SALK dJu tbe ruatlrr of the MfcUc of James M. Darling eating saloon Mats, Rugs, &c. BKMKMBEK THE TiaCE. ia announced to day. t • A man waa arrested at the comer of 23d and Market streets, in Philadelphia, this morning, who confesses to having committed tba murder of the Deering tartly. Ha states that he was assisted by a companion, whom he has described minntgly to tbe authorities. Search is Uing made for hie accomplice. Tba tare, to dispelled be the plato fact that its prisoner is Dow at tbs Central Police object to toMMP futh Republican legla»<ffuel Watches and Jewelry emtUMUu , iTTne COBWEB CKOCBRT, •we Asm east of J. & Osedywsr 8 Co's. Si ManlaasTob. ItttlHd. tf CHANCERY ORDER. t 1 Dl'SXISG. STATt OF BIClllO.lS: Dear* Clacrtv, la Csutur. Window Shades, ttooMtiag auevasy. yj X. KUU-DGf. Wilber. I reprd la taloa I Mol to b. paid for vfitll you know what yea era ISHII STSTtS 8<rm TSH •WOB310. Twury, CAMDEN, N. J. Dispalehea from Mexico state that tbe Imperialists were defeated is Cueto i I a, March 1st, fostog 140 killed. Other fights of a desultory character bad oreuri» *he interior. Maximilian's organs jteta Umt-about 100 Americana Invaded Sonora, oetefaeibly ia pursu.t of irtivid- Oioaly Traaaerar. 403 arch sr. Philadelphia, 48 JOHN ST. NEW YORK. t>McCtolibleand1toiiafsWGwiB« AwHcas SassfaetoM. re4ssfaprtase v»«»y «< u u> M Martos. Ml an mW ia finish. vtaslieity uni fa £to-.rtrt- Tto! .» CHANCERY ORD£R. ,.Mprifau -tTi fr At Cimil Cbtrt Jbr Uf (ini, •f Btrr,. fa QUarv, al tto •lllafs of Bastian, k «M ee«uy. on die 1U. day ,< April aTR - IN THE STATE, Otirtrit Xtn, a^intnl, Cbamd jBeus* nJ J.M IF. fbflMin. n.rsfsS'otra'ttx swjte ant, Ooerad Roush is Ufa a residesl «f ths ooaaty of Barry, tot to concealed in MonUala eosaiy BUM irfMlehfanr 1 ..­ On SMrttoa ef Waa B. Gay ford Qrtnplslaaafs <> >. ....... ,k., .L. ...a --------, . Tbe reply of tbe Bt. Pau! Prrev to the silly copperhead trick of calltog Cungrese “tbe Rease CongreeB,’’ io sufirienUy terrible, only It ia hardly worth vbila to MHefore oa such a puerility. The rireov "If OmgrcM is a rump, did It uuvar oeesir to thfiee latereoliag Jaco­ bins that the Presides^ ia also a rump. Congress vras elected by the voles of tbe pooplc of twaujr-fiva States, aud no more, art be was eJsetad President of tba United Bute* not by the vouu of fer.Bsrry OmbW MtsMgai ST. ComyUlMM'4 SoWtor. . CHANCERY ORDER. Ci TATE or MlCBlGlX. Eighth JsAfcul Clr- QE8CHW1ND. Merchant Tailor, ■m rawafitatto sswr Store. »f n A/ tofaywr-.Bsrtosre, -ber. to to yrep-fa »• <• J3W-5T GOODS. Boots and Shoes. GROCERIES €•« MB, cwre ALLI JW BABOAUfS Ml Aywbd Atoi Wat BffBABOff BUTIsn, wtts?4«ra.ii&5S I WAfvnre. cum � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-04-25.pdf 4a0d90f263798fca98c15d6905fdb6bd PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BABHY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, APBIL 25, 1866. VOL. X. qe futixpJBamitr, ; pDBMASM SVKbY WTOKE8DAT, ■ Astwo* aaaWT, ceuarr MtcatMM. MtMfa Al R^r ai^. <ww I*, steea. Mbit*. *tU. lurprotlae. par* ill •tnfb, wiafaw gta*s, pultr. gr^i^i**, ■ l^CSBKLL X NEVIX8. NEW ARRANGEMENT letter*In Dry Qeofa, Groeari**, Slaliontry. Crete cry Olaaa War* Shoai, ud ClMblag. Sloir *o Sil Hastings. Hiebigan. AT THE coaaaa saettuuT E. II. DUNNING them. Tbe storrie are aa ueuri varied and exeellitiL Una Lucke contributes “Brave Heart of a Woman Emibe Lecter Leigh "Life'* Beddvet Ip-*;”Tra­ cey Town* the lively sketch >No Pains, No Gain*;" August Bell the quaint .and charming story • Behind tbeSufai” Mrs. ALE. Amec/'Why be became Govern­ or;" and Ehima 11. Ripley tbe mmIuaino uflbe interesting story uf-ZHfah.'* Then tbera are poems by Florence Percy, PbUa 11. Ceew, Mrs. Anal* Bwcb*. Mr*. Anae Scar* Fiske, and other*; and in conclusion, editorials, book ovtioe* re­ ceipts and is*hi-ma. Price 62^0 a year; 2 capias 14,00; 8 oopto*, (and cm gnsti*) 316.00. Stogie nutubera for sale by tbe new* dealer*. Adder*. Dcaronfa Petar*iMi,3l9 Wal­ nut Street Philadelphia. Variety Grocery Store, ®DD© AS TKE XSS71! SHERIFF'S BALE. AND CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! A NEW FEATURE iUARD!AN’S SALE. A FllST CLAU EATING SALOON ! UNITES STATES ST-KEIL JIBB ’W0B31S. Faotoxy, CAMDEN, N- T. EITESS10SI a tl. Srxxt. Pxx MAWCVACTuaxaa. J fa* BasryCeerif. WAREHOUSES: i ARCH BE PHILADELPHIA, « JOHN ST. NEW YORK. b, ha merits, the support* cd the free­ dom losing man of Michigan. Il occur* to ua ।bal k would be expedient fur our people to patronfts tbe Cifi'sc", could a few imbacribcr* be obtained, the publiab- come to uur table, ,thle able represents, ere wotild send It to us on tbe day Wit* live of tbe current literature uf Great publication. M hours abend of tbe De Britain. Tbe Number beforeue contains vrolt Dailies. And which it ia not tbe tbe following articles, either of wbkh is | worth the oust of the Magnate e: ‘ 1st. What will the Government do! : 3d. Sir Brook Fwabroke-Part IX. 3d. Memoirs of the Confederate War Aarnva’a Homs Maoaxot.—Most fi>r Independence.—Part VI. cordially we vrslooese to our table this 5th. Rrtigio Spetiaeri. . f.v mite of every intelligent Homs Claris Oth. Genar4 Lamorieiere, to which It haa ever found Ito way. Ar­ 7th. Mi«e Ma.lorlbenfca-P.rt XII. thur is over filled with that clave of Liter8tb. Stewart Mill cm Miud and Mataiuiw wbldt commands the sttrotioo of W0ih. Cornelius O'Dowd up<« Men and the educated. »»d crniMt fail to Women, and other Tbibg* fo Genroal.— Mrf toetrwet tbe peupU m 41 tbe varloev Part XXL . tf.......... walks of Wr. Ito engravings, ere, a|en, PnUisbed, at 38 Walker Street, New rf.btghor^r.-od aaakah, wWebme at Y’ork City, by Leonard Bcott fc Co. at tbe fireside. The May number, to just - GESCHW1ND, Merchant READY MADE Tailor, CDOTBUTO. BBOADCLOTM, CAWIMKM8, VBTISGB, LAUBS, roa akut . 7 LTtSWuitetf-*' NEW GOppei^HK^’^DB I '• Co*'* Ccgb Balsam." These have become la>uevh<4d word* with very many faiuilir* end the merits of the artida jntly entitle it to uur confidence and patronare. The ‘ originator dues not claim to be a physician, but baa, evidently hit upon * preeeription that m«» the ««>ti of a large claaa of svfirrer*. Some are teallfiing that it baa actually cured them ofciuisuinpUon. It la no doubt tbe ooosytnpUi*'* beet friend, while far enugtea, ixnrsenoa*. and kindred tronblaa, we think • t haa ou em.al. We predict far it a “The Pet nf the Conim<«.M is an-Hber of their exquisite steel engravings. Tbs subject is one that will be appreciated by ML proooonced marked as AatotSe cholera by Tbrir usual GJured Fashion plate, tbe health aSesn. Bbe-ramalned at up­ Naw Gnotte.— Mr. O. D. Srautwao. containing six figure*, gives the burst per quarantine till 11 o’clock today, haa j<ut received * splendid stock of new Spring sty lea. This phis is vary attract­ when she went to tba lower bay. No ive. communication la allowed between her Drose and Fancy goods, Boot*. Sh-e*. Then throe.ia a most beautiful engrav­ Me., which be hi sal ling al tbe lowest pel ing /’!“ Spring," a very fine wood nut. and tbe ahor*. Arrangement* ar* mak ing to remove all paaeengera from tbe era. Our friend* will do wall tn give equal to some of the so cslled steal en­ ship tomorrow, there I* aaid to be no ► , him a cell lx*-re making their spring pur gravings danger of the diaeaee rroebing tbe eity An.'-nglbe notices .>1 the latest arriv­ from tbe vessel. Cholera appeared when chaeae. Full paxjieularata oer advertis­ als from Europe will be f<<uud the follow- tbe vee«el waa eight day* out. and from ing columns, next week. 1001» 200 person* #<-re aUacked, «f A R«<bc Dreaa from A. T. Stewart & fy At tbe recent Municipal election Ci., Nrw Y<*k. Evening Dre*a fnau wbixn 37 died; <1 or 22ate now elck. 11 bring doubtful case*. Nearly all the oth­ in Chicago, th- ILpublicans elected ten Evans di Co., Philadelphia. er pe»*i-ngrrs are reported ronvaleeceiit. Walking Wit. Greek Coiffure, front and Tbe disease was entirely among tbt steer­ beck view. . Tbe novelties of tbe Mouth embrace age paatngrr*Hasttsos Rxiatsa Ctacta.—Tbe next meeting will st tbe residence of Julius Excmso Ttwx* i» Utau.—Tbe Oma­ Cillers, SlecvM, Head dreaeee, B-n- ha Rtpublieo* nftbe 9th ha* wme rath­ RiiumII. E-q.. uu Friday evening tbe 27th net*, bab^'a Fnck. and Spring Walking er exeitir.g news from Utah. It laarn* ’ ^naL n»«urs, from 8 to 19 o’clock. Bolt. • Tbe work Department Cunlalna a sari; Tua Social.— Tbe Epiei^ipel Social ety of useful work for ladiwe. Fancy • Ul be held thia ( Tuesday ) evening, at Ribb>>n Fan. two engraving*; Deeige foe the residence of Mrs. Ja-nes Roberta, Crocbet, Netting, or Berlin Work; Tur­ under the patronage uf Mrs. Dev id G. tle Paper Weight, twoengraviage a Cro­ JLibinaon. Tbe public are o>rdially in- chet Triauniug; Card easd is th* chaps of, a Pair of Belloua; Crochet Hood( Knit­ fare worse. Placards are posted up in ted Quilt; Embroidery and Braiding Bait Lake Qty warning all Gentile* to Patterns. . leave immediately. We predict excit­ Tbe literary mailer to Interesting this ing new* from’ Mortnondotn. and appre­ mi«tK Rrwd about Mr*. Dafl-dil "at hend that the military will find, er* long, borne." Mariim Harfond'a shirr ie eua- that tbe seat of war baa bem transferred Tbe CHit** I* • wideawake, rernrrt. tmurd. Belle Rutledge. Mrs. Dnlaon. from tbe South 0 tbe Land of th* PropbRadical, Republicah paper, end demands and other writers contribute to tbtonuro- equal of the Fbat, it is nevertbeleee a good paper, end would bring us tbe very IMISSIONEK’B NOTlGiL uwhaviagrialmaagMMlttae ’ uerw fo «*. CMnsidervd disloyal, waa adv.itnfed by w.rne pulipcri canvas*®™ the other d*y. The Florida Legislature ha* nicMlly been jp gps*lun, gnq like the,leg­ islature* ofuther auuiheru LLalcs, riveted tbrir Senator* end Congressmen. The L-gl.lature <4 Florida, after a great deal of bMltathm, elected their provisional Governor, 'Marvin, as Senator, not that it wm thewr deaire to send a map «ljub*d been "with the Yankee*,’’ but they tliu’l that be beiag able to take the test <>*th rfould be immedtotriy admitted. Thus, the ptecedani established, the admiasiuo of all the southern members would »uun follow, giving tbe South a ballanc* of Kwtr. This wa« explained a* the reawon one who bad been dt fa’vur of Mar'in fo thuea who rather reproached ‘ him for ■uppurtuiga yankee. Having gained lb* balance of power they would uutko the word disloyalty moan ikoGuthful to their government. With Uul cuuatruoUun up on,tbe word, they o.utd make 11mm tn live *outb«rti State* who bad been Iru* to the United Blate* the dfafoyri one*, as they had been unfaithful to lbs Cuufcderaie Go**cnm«nt, wbiob *a* for tbe tune tbrir Government. By thi* maan* they expect to disqualify all union man in Lb* South ln-m bolding office hereafter. On* p*r*ou eveti thought that it cuuld ba madr to cover tbe border State*. Thi^mvcrsatroa actually occurred in lb* bearing of a stsf-ffiiwr of the department. Cummeet to unMOMaary, If not impueribla. T BATS, BLtKSns iis nttsms. o —^JtsyA—a-- Persons suffering with Dy*pep*fa «nd all disc**™ arising from a disordered ktate of th* ationach, should at once obtain a tH.ule of tbe Aui fteket Slomarh BitUrt. Tbe largest distillery on tbe omadaeat was opened at Louisville Thursday under tbe name of tbe Ken lucky Bourbon Company, incorporated by gut of the State of New Korte, and pwned by, eapil-, Mieta in New York, Boston and Louiarille. Its capacity £>r distilling whiakjr1 la over 1,000,000 gdluna per year, beAidrs an extensive capacity lor flooring. *--------- man named Isaac Newloo Thursday probably mu< tally >9V IfriM OmAi ar'tw^’^w BnwrMTVttea nw •goods ncKmb -viKLT. Udm will pto—oaRbefcHgu^.smg m WitCOX. •- A ball had passed through his brain. It 1 is supposed to be a case of actndculri । shouting. . . i Bruner's trial was progressing at Nath , villa Tbnraday. Preridant Durant and a party of Di­ rectors left Now York la»t eveningN^the presidential car for Omaha, to examine tbe coinplc'.cd eecliona of the Pacific Railroad. Guv. Fenton of New York tea* veined the bill to open navigation of the Oneida Canri, cm th* ground that-it to a needle** expenen. A firn broke out iastTliu*d*y ewning in lhedtb Atory of th* Phitedelpbie J* guirrr building. Tbe cumporiltwe in the roo<» * »re forced to law** ou aacwet of the smoke. The Sre waa euofined to the room in which it originated, sad tbe fire men were expected to aeve the budding. •.Rr-ululioua io favor nf ifiplCunMer*tion of the British North America Proviacea have been passed in tea Nuvfa Scotian Aeaembly, -by a vote of 31 to ID. Tbe question to still pending in the Pariiement of New Brunswick, and if rejected there the House willprubehlybedtaM.lvrisud A new riectiuu bald, isvolvieg a delay' of Mxne weeks befoce the deal re­ ' ’ It is Mated that Gen. Mmde ha* tele­ call. Tbe strike wiong theCumbcrieodcoal graphed fur mure troops to be scut to Eastport, that 41 the troop* io Portland minans atill continue*. Th* eosapany firot propoeed reducing the pries of mak­ and v/cioit/ ere to be forwarded and utilera -4a expected. A HmU Ea*tourt ing from 76 to HQ* per too. The miner* special Bays tbe ♦'eoun scbmiOor rray refused to accept ul tbia mice aad <»u wwegaiu acixed by ■ the aulbvriuea, and wm then offered, which waaaluo raftfoed. on Wadnreday ulgbta quantity. of arms It wm rumored a few day Samoa that were spirited away liurn her by tbe a oumpminia* bad been efiheted. and that Femao*. under tbe guns of tbe American work would go ou at 65c. Tha result war ship tViouwki. A picket boat dis­ , of this stele of affairs fa tyenae stegaecovered tbe parlies wb-i were rugaged in। ikm in the coaltratfe.-'Huudrrdsi/bimi* tbe spirit with busts and mufiud wars.— are lying idle al the wharves, Ln BaltiIbv picket Uwl gave chaw but tbe Fe- mor*, and tb« b<«nueiu are getting dianiai> biwls.disappcarrd mysteriously.— couraged and seeking other pursuits. It is suppvaad they made aeveial tripe before <h*yw«r*. diecCvered. and stole away large quaautiea <4 anus. Some parties wero arruated on tbeedtoouar but aulMvquantiy released. General arrived yesterday furenoua and anuuuticcd bus mtentiuu to eilloree thv neutrality laws aa far u la* within bia power.— Troupe came with .him from Portland.— 11m* ulber acbuwier I* atill in custody, un acouuDtol sliced iftfuimidity in her pe­ i per* ut sale.—Gener4 Rnliaa left sudttealy ue the BuatoO bunt, destination Oto Mr. Gdfax, was unwilling to leave any room for d-xtbt a* to bia pusttson on tbe Civil Rights Bill, and accordingly recor­ ded his vote in ita favor. Mr Driggs, of Miebigan, waaabneul wtoeo th* vim wks taken; bis name waa recorded in Its favor on Tuesday, tbua making a Uwee-fourth* Tua Botas or ISAM.-The Jukeon Board ofTrade baa ttertocted il-orgwixation. Tbe fallowing in a list ul tbe -Cara. Praidtnl — E. A. Webstar, Vito Prassdcws-a W. Penny, J. & Ingalls. Trswrerw—8. C. Reynolds. ’ Srerofcry—D. W- Key. ’ “ JlisWWf- & R. Knieherbncker. Himry A. Hayden, H.ft. tsmun, W. N. Woodsum. B. J. Billings, Alien. BeotieU, Wm. N. Bwwwrt, B-Y Eggl- ' *too,M.A. McNwghUx>,aMJsMrBo»r ; The New York THJ-nr’e EastportJ arrived WedneMey M 8L Andrew*. ecial say*: There is no •border ''war. qsBftsse.'* No figbur oceu red at! W A^ifcnaWCaiaisspcctel *v»: On no___ , „. dHlbte Fenian* esputre My cuamtut tteemyirslih 8. troop* therw. Sgliabttag. Tbero toner eioithmbat on no pert <>t Um British rsgiucmi » Beuiah frigaw Deoesa M*m landed -M 8t. Bt-pbcns. Tbe entire rugimenl atU beateUoMd at »L At4rew«, tbe U. H. forces bring daeiurd au/5aeot to prevent Co*n*iUn of Jrfiibwttea — W. M. ' a dfaturb^ueia that quarter. The eufootoor* wb«* wera sent to th* Burt, n Gilbert, C. E. Webb, W.- R. j - ’: n-4 ’ f UwrrCModafrwWer, tease beeo rwosri- Hvyaolda, and W.Jarkteto. C’ow.-si/Ase nf dfpjteris—P. D. Loomto. 8. 8. Vaughn. D. B. Hibbard, 0. G. Palmer, John B. Canac, A. Vanderpm*. and A.L. Newman. ,. . - M Piart A m bmt .feMrg.gr Mt CtMU W -r»-- —— ----- tea Mg - a-. MEW TORI 0B6nm �SPECIAL NOTICES. Wevrilai tie FqU BASTINGS BANNKH. IFMmm *» Me jDvuto-ZWpe Case. Mr. Brooks, of New York, tea just I Mm iisiroH* toeanas of tto Illegality of toocaodlags and returns in sgfgAerdMH*,** whlefa to • wall known Mortar M New York. Among other ^Mroreefo tto cMtettuot Mr. Dodge, put Otero tba* proportional expenditure for sehodtpurpoaee, proves prosperity, then SeUcttb Jottrj. curs ttosame; but tf be does not apply our schools have prospered. Our popu­ artion to bis theory he accompliatoa lation hat probably" increased more d Br­ - agffang What Wfiifot -aa 4toto-of. a . farmer, Undying (Ketheorv of farming apace of five yeara In our hlstag^ - rPl'l OB increase, aa shown by the school census, Llkswtos tta stasea sf tta Lard aay al coca, that his theory waa of no ia not less than 150,000; and our present —Yb<foMsw«tod spshHswvriV avail without action. Si itiA-1— — Bo it is with ability in talent and tdo« cation; we muat put tbcm into practice IfeTteea stoMkMealMyeforU, - -w AYa— fk.r,._ toMu ■ 4,067 to i,rn i ibi ■■■hp <i from IJTii to ^,77A; ttonuml Ito M^’ita^tf&Ute, tat t drin between the five and twi havdttoterenetaformy statdbf tfyet. they now are, if they had put energetic MUM to their abil nite, end would have Dual wages paid teachers, from •Bota* teptt.l1.te have got the title '••riled the respect and honor of tbe poo- to 1710^14; the totalirosoon drtda to foytatfte,' aod woot gl ve toem plr. wUuM.tave bren am elevator of the year, from ♦72^,373 to 11,838,ias; ana up till ! ean rtfee motey enough to rs­ wsindsvfbis follow men and MmaeltJIn the value of school bootee, from 11,818,­ / . tto ecaie Of knowledge, jot dee, and virtue. 830 to 12,223,988. ' My fattar neglected to' lerve me a ....................... McivH|itW&br>taH». Yottng man awato to tbe merits of a bubft which In 1864, the increase of children wae fortune, youraUtatiss, and not excuse yourself but 8,038; moat of lbs’old'coontlea show­ From present t•»rTJr£^'"‘ * upon tbe shallow protease of inability ; ing a small Ims, or trit slight gains; tot shall toad H down to all mcVabtof Ito scale of education, are the past year, n$ody every county ro Ac Sbakespear r* qbserm, “ ’aome men —w able to eat la their place, there are tlmea porta a gain. Among the large counties, are bora poor, uni.. >d»e acqutfe r-poverty, and ■places that all can set a noble part ; Oakland is tbe only exception. The Bs- othrtutava poverty thrust upon them. break forth from aueh excuses as keep you ^111 show an Increase In tbe Slats, of Tto O’Lannsee were tlwavy distaaway tram dtrtng;~m:Mvvtng, and aspiring ,819. This assures tn that over M,000 guiatod for tbelr ability to speed alt they to your best Interests su'd duty ; perform were added to our population the past could get; all my rich ontlee died before some little act, and k will lead you to they made their fiwtanee. tawtor, bettor, end nobler nets, and you ./About one third of tbe children are in ■ Getting rich only involrea two qurawill improve, as^re, end mount higher 150 districts These lew districts own dona . toStWsriata'the standard of your abilities, you will bo First, get money. lialf of tbe value of school bouses, pay WadPttltoX^Kteru.. of toaa>«. surprised at your own success, and appro- about one third of the aggregate wages of Second, told on to It. date the beauty sad nobleness of art- teachers, and fortrfive hundredths of all 1 understand the prieeiple first rate. Alaal as vistas', pride Is oars / •' loo. Il is action that prepan-d tha school expenses. Yet, would you believe, Asbomm lean aeeompltab tbe first schools and academies for the antlob, it ia tuition in these larger schools Is consider condition, i am going to try my band nt action that forms society, which every ably cheaper than Io the other schools.— tta escood. * individual appreciates, It is aelfaa that Divide the amount of wages paid by tba When I got married, Mrs. O’Lanoi ..rulteMtoMto fsgmitU. framed oar noble Constitution of right of number attending school end by the aver­ and myself passed a joint resolution that jasUaassd of freedom, it is action ;bat age length of the schools, which was nine wB! would 'get rich. Getting tto fttrnigained onr independence as a nation, thsj months, and we have forty-four and a lutw took all our espital in kind, btrt I governs sud controls, by laws, and ener­ half crate per. month for tidtioo. 6st waste give Mrs. O'Lanos all the money getic action, na>wnatiM lo pasoe and in the average of the whole State la tha 1 got, she whs U> buy only what oe want­ war. .. . ; same way, end the result la fifty-one ete. ed. aad put the rest ia the savings Stalk. , Whftrs would wohavq been and wbat Tbe first year we wasted mote than our utuaUuc. if oar nation bad not laken of tbe year, ailty-ooe pupHs to a teacher; ws eoeld hoy, aad tho beak aooovnl osmo iapMunM in rigid action, to suppress thia or 14 30 for ten months. The satire ex­ penditure amounted to not quite 57 rta. Young men, again 1 appeal to you, in per. month. EMd yos wer toar of a pri•■»• swipl*, evrUda eUrevuai. »r a behalf of yourselves and- Ito people, to vatwoebool that dost lens than twice that 1I -So waalba fiscuUjMi . »*,»«»•-> j apply to your ahilitto, however weak, But suppose mt puWTc school system Likewise the expenses. actino, echos, anno*-, tt'toyour privilege, abolished, and de1 werhfoff to depend up Bank account as me as year before, ThiH, year, ditto.' ' on private acjfooia to educate our children., We continued to* Otedmolata at Um They ooold not be sostaiosd at .any price। within the means of the people in a larosi same rate for several years in suoceasiun. Then the war broke out and we roopari of the rural dsetricto, and they wouldI Pnuvotru aoarxrr Qn.no.— We clip pe pract^aliy without any schools. We> eluded not tn put moody In the tank for the following from the Colomi Cititen, tovu therefore, two powerful moUvee to the present, because things were to toy and present II to our readers, because it' cherish nnd sustain our public schools : certain. Since then living has been high end 1a«9 a considerable extent true, and shows eeooomy - and certainty. - The entire the peculiarities of a el taw of people who amount raised the peat year by tbe poo- we have ronduded to postpone tie aceotneiari tn of h fortune until the income never stop to thfak, bat speak and act from tbe spur of the BintWtnt. The wri­ babitant. Surely u snterpeiawg people tea is abolished and groceries become ter any*: On th! one hand, the Individ need not complain of thiv aqull sum io p 'reasonable. work airnioe al convcqUencea to vast. ual whose secnnil nature it haa become Tbe number of male teachers has di­ would be horrified at the Idea of eating at “1 was glad to have it in my power to a table as long as tbe lllinpia Central minished about one-baiMinco the firat call Railroad, with the moot tidy colored man- to arms for tba defease of tto Govern­ do anything my husband wanted me t<> oo the other be will swallow, the food ment. Yet wa base no evidence that the do,” waa tbe reply of • wife long married prepared by. a colored rook, even if ho is schools haveas flcred frum the increased of wealth nnd position,' when I asked her as slippery with grease as an eel, nncj as proportion of female teachers. The un­ why, by overtaxing herself, she had'Iofilthy al an Indian medlrant, witboot a expectedly increased demand for thia dare dured great bodily suffering. tnay fave called some into tbe schools, A man wav terribly Injured; • muslin He would be indignant if a colored unfilled for the place by age or education; bamiage was essential to bis safety; it nan more cleanly than bltnsrlf were aha but a sufficient number will eooo be qual­ was not at band, there was no lime b> red In the same shop; yet be does ant ified to meet tbe demand, aod damonstrate run for it. A young wonipu pressnt dis ohjectifa dentist takes bis pliers from that teaching to u natural a vooa'uuo for appeared, and returned the next jnatant lbs mouth of the dirtiest colored man In women as foe the other sex. But the with the requisite article taken from hfr existence, and inserts them In his own fears of her failuru have not been so much ur.dfcr garment, and the poor rasa's life royal “potato trep, ” almost before tho oo account of tar ability to teach, aa tar •opposed inability to govern; a fading “My dear wife I am topotowI/bank­ aainvis toe-dried. He will go to a colored church, and oc­ which some suppose bcr physical weak­ rupt," said a merchant, wbro be entered cupy ttoebief seat la tbe sanctory; tot ness must make unavoidable. But it Me fine mineion, al tto does of a day. all if * Mr. Nigger” visits his church belt should bo ramembored that under our fretllres ia Ms endesvor to mvu' fiimeulf School Laws, Ibero lisa in tbe district wbea men were crashing around tn eve/y politely assorted into the ovpM loft that tan M Ua youtte tn step forth, and He wtMMach laws for the punishment Board all tto power necessary, and the direction. •’TriI me tbe parrletdara, teacher has but to appeal to them, and dearest," said hie wife calmly.' On «mv. apply their utmost energies, to the hnthey will be a rod that tbe mostungov- tog them sad bia wants to Mve bhneelf, provstoantof tbe urfhd, and to awaken woman; and nominate one who has a aroablo boy cannot resist. “Is that ait!” aod abeeWGng herself a mohalf dexen illegitimate colored children tto itoarert oftbe fottar wbkfa to fad. for for coventor. Tbe number of children reported the meat, she relumed with a book, frota be­ hie atrna and daughters, to avail tbemHe will associate with a colored man past yoar^in Barry County, waa 8,001 — tween tbe leaves of which she took tank VofMtanbiQB-’'' ” .•» 'adlvM of tbe opportunities now offered in io Luodou. Paris, or Rome; and out his His is a gain-of 403 daring tbe year. It noteaftir banknote. Mill ‘ enough to ful- KwMtahMXr- Brooks’ Have jwst 4ved K ■ A LOT or «ySMata,for NEW GOODS, Mala bf knowledge, will mreprt tta .bip «f effinatoD, spread tba sails of TrisaL to tha brocaas of^tal MtjiJMfrjy- •»d ftafi.ttopw-tufignoraepa to)taf<in»i DRY GOODS Iimru F1LL8 hses msevstos rersltn fwl Um. Osr be4iss sre eeaiiasatly pais sad iaSamsUes set is. which U asOUj mere Ums a ptvpersts'ry effort for mt gasi U Breadrecb'sFlib are sm>mM from thv rmlu Groceries, Lyon’s Periodical Drops! THE CHEAT EEMALE RES!BOY fob Hats & Caps, CROCKERY AND CLASS mnEovLARmra. wUbE, jQOOjO re-12. Aad you knew ia doiag that, sad ytm know tow, you were guilty of a f«J. wyf' A. Generally we lake ttat as a risk. Tto cn«rrr<4,pressed him a lixtle bard toil; end the result ia 1 five per cent, of ttajtu in the Bnriug of 16 some pine plants, not nJ in Irngih, er-me of «bJ four foel high, and tta ! *^C. IliwxMny times have you been ar­ the branctea equal tl A. Wall, *b^L three I goeoa, threa tlnsea in toy life; bnt_thrn erverAopt ia, rerly the one time—jusT'»ppraredjiai\. ATO KTATOEm&t rioua •8brt\^oo a cull I Q. Were you wevdr arrested at the history affirms. Parti «wnplah>i of John Mabun *. pletely droudedW tnl arid and barren, wtart fifty yrore age the Ail live. If the prairies M ■ Q. Wore you ever arrest ed st tbe com- tertile without the ctl pisiert rfs man named dagger 1 they w HI be on exrepti A. I wan, but I wasn't retained. rule. Q. What was tto charge against yofi 1 Three plants, oe y> drliveredat Chicago, d A. Assault and Battery. Q. Did you erant thia la the arrests first of May, h> good ttat you ascottated I thirty to forty dollareft Nbr No, sir, I don't eall it an arrest the sals of a large amp when a man appears merely aod ia dis An lllimds oreirfe estimate.tbe value bnt\ ctarged. Q. How many nttor criminal com­ trees would be to Aia -| plaints tava yuu had made against you I The original ioeeMmrel A. Nose ttot I know o£ Further examination sb-roed that the man after coming to thia country tad might eorilyWtto < SlKCSOsfeL wlurtif-<i care, I <JnoM Wt the nt commend the wisdom Which will be sold FjEHY CHE.IP! run cash or nfcADT-rAt; 1, TH^MpST SKEPTICAL. < TMATTHCat IS UNtOUALUBO 6 VIRTUE ITJ THE -j /feieoyo. JfirA. . &ED JACKET’? Womem guilty of lacing, dreaa to kilt. Hnw long did Cain As long a» to was Ab Why is tbe Rimferp ’ Moro ElMtlc, " ’ ' ' . Ad Moro Graceful I <1 How many* persona did you Induce > vote fl legally I A; ^ftaowi h> the neighborhood of twtedo you gposrsliy induce ' A. All tto/evro I can get. I could •ot give yas any regular statement, f.w everybody I can grt to vote I make them i peofila; B1W lAn both anaesoad. study paper rscriwd from * certsis hamlet, lying almost, ia the ainufow of Jackson. a Bvarriago notice, .frith tto following note from the officis ting clergyman : Dos* Sra Mii*e publish by ywqtiMt of tpajtartiss ths sccfoMd antics. I aettd ymi cflkrjftt. Do nut bom- JONES & SURGEON There was paid to 24 male teachers, 82,662.10; and to 218 fomale teachers, 81O,H17,79. Tba *re™4" ,‘<e’ P*rmonth waa, to males, 833,70 ; feaoatae, 814,86. tn tbe Stale the average wu, males, 841,70; females, 817,48. Tba total tesobroee of the euunty amounted to 818.251,13, of this, 81^04,96 remained on band at tbe dose of the yeer; but the aggregate iDdabiedosas waa 81.903,45. ™ ;to; considered. J'Stod to*lz i ■ I ' k - ..al A. 1 doM M for Mr. Brooks. O.A~ld«j~ Uk pnu; (tap woo art atone 30 votes for him that these ean be obtained I «M My voted Mr. Brocks' ticket! fears old. These can I Tse,sfr; lam sureofit. y remoted sad trans; Q. Do I oadersuod you to aay that or nurseries,-to be tbit yow gar. ticketa to men to vote whom yret bow were iUrgal voters in that dia- J*The value of school house, la 835,556. TETare in -r-rorioo with retaol edocaUon tobug . " would lose tbe vot- menced in season. In­ ing now, we are ant U with regretting wbat ' Q, This tlase did yoo vender thit effietaMtaX'.Bofei Mr. Barr, or Mr. Vtot to health t YtauLmx' Heat lb is wtea lb« •■FP>7 rx;esil n» •qssl. Dtoesse who tta M„i, tare are immixsI. MtU.JtDtaYH’8 PU-Ui talari rertto ufa JJiSWUing. convideiing tbat Barrx haa no railroad, it ia doing well. When tbe thunder of the cart is beard In her midst, Barry County will toon make np for tost lime. Tba aversgs length of tbe schools In this county wu six and three-tenths moo ths; or one- ten of a month mote than the average of ths State. There are 2,938 volumes In the libra­ ries, and but'26 were added during the and moat delightful pc I thick tha subject srol •deration. 1 am fall; trior any roustderath the American idea, of and dividend to-mrore I betod.aathis principl terwoven with all our that we hardly stop tn or the benefit to those .mhn:e itiruuif "^ssx*; tao OupteMas ofschools aod ocUagsu, in acquaintance in New York or Cnx-innaii. Ha will trust a “nigger” with ths ut­ taMatteg atafittttg them to step out npmost implicit confidence at his bouse or oo tto threat arsoa pflifo. office, and yet go straightway to a politi­ cal moetin'e. and declare that " tuners Bawyre^ tert tbrougtou t Uta qnlir. natiou,Mll naahiftaff ateLhigtar In the dfe rr -*•»“ r*»- M -‘ii be rooP. 'itorean Mid be tad loot lived in tto district ccd tad ••been Implicated in efcwsfojsHM iiveiy year." tokaagrMt inter- Is tbe scheme pr plan ean be devised bi mvmotnuowi prairies < reWeved, and the bene There ware 5,030 children in school, at an average expense per month for tuition of 43 cents, for al! expenditures of every description for school purposes^-the ex­ pense was but 52 cento per. month for each pupil. . / ■' • - < Every man vtllaqr mr children must be edocated ; but now. and then one oomptalus of the expense. Wo nee bafwjeet what tbe expanse Is. Can any oae invent or imagine cheaper edocaliqq than this! Private tebouia, pt the Inset, wrtAd ooet mors thendouMs, even IP they could be depended upac—u they oMId obK'forte 1 the xparoaly abtlled eaetkme they etold < not be sestrioed at a}L If real.zed ibis, they might be more ready < to vote moneys than they sometimsa are. and depend lees upon oteoxloos ralebiMs. * There was 88,307,99 voted to pay teach- ' era in tbe county, end M.0M.41 mitod I S ratebin. gettings ffidwrfl-| by tex, nd only 84B. by ratebWin ' tta township. PniMevHte did lbs worst, < 8164.56 by tax, nd Ma7,«>by rmW|; > Benzoin ia not Behxine Benzoin Elixir . Thu CoaMa*Hu« Silver Skirt! .Tssassft sm^sst.s I an sew proesrlag Yearies*. Bosaty sri JUBU Beetisg*. May SMk. 1IU HOWARD Bmrao!w~’eT,TTni ASSOCIATION, Os(M4sa4 8ilvsr Ptota,. as tore hm awarded to gradu- ON VJJLCANiTE 1 i AlUoo Commercial Collega •« Bato Hfr cfMwri, to E A. •a, oTMteBOW; A.B. Blakley, 864d.Il». rnearadr, of Albtoa ; arey, «w TeataoMh ; and Albert I, DfWestCtocn. On the 33d, to rifcte. W Rast Naakia ; Wnt. A. "IASI! FOR HIDE I, W Jonecville (Jamea W.Oresn, J RAGS, MrsrMerkrt to. Wi.ilm R-Pratt, ri ColdButtsp, Jriy U, »“*ad Woo. F. Wimble, of Albion. PEEVES' AB Pf Butter Wm. Rap- FOR THE n, Onr-ri s>4 (fairis J .4 by J. axase tarossata I .(pmAU-jnj ^E4¥ MX ABBAN< Graud Rapid. I thesrineeefo ____ __ __ _____ other town. In no to«a> wars aM aba Kbnds free.______________________ ■ Everywheretomptetal'la mad. that paraate do not rhh tta steools. This ' ALLXi Job Pr | Bum, �BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, 4 WifntM in At Brooko-Dvifo Xbw.' Mr. Brooke, of New York, has jueri unpeated because of the illegality of the rieclion proceedings aod relurna in “MackerelvHla," which is a well known quarter h New York. Among other witaeeMS. the contestant Mr. Dodge, pvt Ml the stand a man named Geogbeg.n, who «aa one of Mr. Brooks’ moot t Ou­ tsat supporters at tho polls, m wUl be seen. The man wid be had long lived ip tbs district, and bad “baao implicated In the elections every year." Q. Do you always take a great iDtcrMt in tbe election.? . A. I d«. (J. Attend tha polls, all dayl A. 1 do 1 wouldn't take the time to Mt my meats, for fear I would lose the vot- Mbropls i. rated Uitah retire tfaiaft lid esre nm frAparity iothwwte, moM daltehtful portion, of tbs world IlbtohtU subject worthy of serious consldmwtioti. I am fully aware that, ia oL fcrlng apy cnosiderattoM on thin subject, the American idea, of investment to-day and dividend to-morrow, must be com­ bated, as thb principle has bMutne so h>. terwovao with all our nodvae of progress that we hardly stop tn tvnMor the luiuru or tho bcaafit to those who are to succeed tra. Amidst all our dreams of wealth and progress, time rolls on, te it did of yora, aad ia a feo year, we discover what we might havo done bad we ootboienccd In seanon. Instead of commenc­ ing now, we are apt to content ourmItm AND AT PRICES Did you hare a list of these Voters with regretting wbat oar doty pointed who w‘ere dead and were away? . out to ua iodo al a proper season. A. I know them to be dead, but wo Agaiu I ask, ia the scheme practicable 1 ■ibetitute a mau to vote their names, and I maintain that it Is. On the western (ieepthrm on. We’ve got to do that, slope of Michigan are untold million, of you know, to help a friend. . fiireot treeejpat shooting up, where tha D. This lime did you render this rffic- pine haa been taken off. These trees are isnt aid to Mr. Dodge, Mr. Barr, or Mr. white, or soft maple, rock, or auger ma­ Brooks? ple, oak, bemloek, pine, and other varie­ A. I dona It for Mr. Brooks. ties. For want of another name 1 will Q. And do you feet pretty confident cal) them tree plants. Any, quantity of last you got these 30 voles for him that these can be obtained, from one to three IN NEW TOBK, SINCE THE you wy voted Mr. Brooks' ticket? rears old. Those can be easily and safe­ Yes, dr; I am sore of ft. ly removed and transplanted into groves Q. Do 1 underaund you' to say that or nurseriea, to be thinned out for future yx>u gave tickets to men to vote whom Ulo a. cireum.Uncv. might require.— you know ware illegal voters in that die- These plant, are preferable to larger trees. The risk of dying Is leas, beside, they will take root in proportion to the Q. And that you took these mon in, top, and adapt themselves to their loca­ pad had them dcpiwlt their votes? tion, and bo much leas affected by the A. Y’ca, drf I a!way* do that. winds that aweep over tbe prairies. Q. : understand you also to nay that Forest trees, for the first few years, you give tickeu to men who were repre­ are of slow growth al best, but, when senting dead voters 1 fairly started and properly cared for, A. Yeo, sir. their growth is as rapid as fruit or orna­ , Q. And tha! you induced them to de­ mental trees. I base experimented o»nposit lb'we votes? elderably with these plants, removing A. Yea, air; I done so, and alwaya do them frum U» dce[k-»haiJed forest, and that. transplanting them ou open, dry, sandy Q. And you knew in doing that, and soil; and tbe result la that I have not lost yr-n know now, you were guilty of a fel­ fnc ner ccuL of the number removed.— ony? In the Spring of 1683. I tr.naplauted A. Generally we take that ns a risk. some pine plants, not more than six inches OUR VAQUTIEB The cnorwd. pressed him a little bard In length, wme of which are now over as tn bis history : four feel high, and tha circumference of I low many times have you been ar­ the branches equal to nine feet. The rested! growth of the soft tnap'.e is rapid, io len A. Well, about, three I guess, three, Jeer, making a tree of respectable eixe, times in tny life; but then never kept in? affording a fine sh.de. ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN TBS • mly the orfe time—just appeared, that’s The entire absence of trees haa a delete STATU. a IL rious effect upon e cullivaled soil, as -all Q. Were you never arrested at the hiatory affwcuL ParU^rf Bppin. com­ complaint of John Mahon ? pletely denuded of tree., have become A. Yes. < arid and barren, where one hundred and Q. Wbat waa that fo» 1 fifty years ago the soil was most produc A. For shooting. live. If the prairies of Illinois continue Q. Ware you ever srrrsted nt thecotn- fertile without the culliva-ion of trees, plaint of a man named Jagger ? they will be an exception to tbe general A. I was, but I wasn’t retained^ rule. Q. What wns tbe charge against you ? These plants, or yoqjig trees, can be A. Assault and Battery. drllveredat Chicago, the lost of April or Q. Did you er.mit thia In the arrests first of May, in good order, for from that you mentioned ? , thirty to forty dollars per thousand, could "A. No, sir, I don't call it an arrest lbs sale of a large amount he secured. wbrti » man appears merely and is $1‘» An llllnrrla prairie farmer can beat charged. \ 7 estimate tbe value one.tboorand pf these Q. How many niher criminal eom- trees would be to bis farm, in ten years. plnintA lui»u you had mode against you? Tbe original investment and all neceesary A. Ni-be that I know of cere would not exceed len cents each.— Further examination • h» wed that'the An pasneiation in any prairie country man after coming to this country had might eerily try tbe experiment, and if lived in several of the southern cities, ■ucceawful, which it will be wilh proffcr b«i peddled etui hem at work on plant. care, I doubt not the next generation will ti»n», but bed finally becmic (be pro* commend the w isdom td their fethera. pertiu* proprietor of two .tores in Mack W. T. IluWBU. enelvllle. Ntteofo, Hick. Q Il»w many lights do you enppose Womens guilty of tbe fully of light >«k« have been in, in the course of your lacing, dress to kill. A. A great many. In tbe «>urao of How lonfl did Cain bato his brother? <*» election I’m the whole time fighting generally ; 1 fight with my nails election A. long aa ba was Able._________ OLD LADIES it FAIR MAIDENS day. Why is the Rinderpest like a mouse ? y. How msny limes did you vote at Because the cat’ll enteb it. ihe election 1 A. Only once; I waa-to well known. Q. How many persona did you induce to iota illegally? A. J gtaras in the neighborhood of twen­ ty or thirty. Q. II>»w many do you general!/ induce to vote illegally 1 A. All!that ever I ean get. 1 could rwn give /<m any regular statement, for every body I can get to vote I make them JONES * DRAKE. vote. k‘s a business practice. - ■ Q. Asa general thing at ehetions bow many d» you put tol A. I dim’t keep any memorandum of “ WUETH .auseud or BHod. oe riwrl soilra. O MOM HUTH TUAS KHH.‘ -»wrrr»,a»lP jA-T BARGAINS ’ NEW GOODS DRUGS, MEDICIKES, GROCRIKS, AcAt Greatly ’• ACjftOSXXC Closing-out Bala of - AT REDUCED WM! ACKLEY’S ” ■*) To Make Room for SPRING STOCK I 'Wvis Valuable* Aad now o Aw tosid bslsw ww wiUmoottaa. No cU^ge for sbswiag geods wKb pshMtaMeo- the ruat a nan QHAncis? FOR S SV ANY FIIUI IN HABTlNSif " ".NO MISTAKE. DrapJs-we'U oeaTlsce yon withtatloag detse- 0. D, SPAULDW, WU MI IE lintswiu BpieadJd Maacand. Beffre tn U eu. jtor lb. Good Calico for 25cts Suit the Times. 1'Il.LH bar. w.^tiou. osr-M—«. r t.»d>e. are ooniinuslly chMgiaw, mA wfl.m.tion .el Lu, which i. mJZ n ■ preparatory eBbrt.for<mj (ood. Ah h'» Fill, are .upped front the rntfu ,'s Periodical Drop! iiiEAT -' : mateta j emau ikREGULAItmES. . Irops are a .cieutiSeplly eocipumMM Off Cheap MARKED DOWN! 'a. TF.i r wa see. »S. la TlWtlappte. WAND ASSOCIATION. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Coxubacias Cni+aoa Gbaditavm—DipLmias have Im awarded to graduMrs tbe Albion Commercial College aa foUowc Os the Htb of Marab. to E. A. Uhckrnw, of Mosrow t A. R. Blakley, « |Jl*w i J- H. Coonradi, of Albion ; N, h. Perry, of 7'ecumaeh ; and Albert WHIetta. of Wart Chaco. On tba 83d, to C- C. Bartsr. of Rue Nankin ; Wm. A. Drievaa, of Jomeville; James W.Green, of Hebron, Wisdr* R.Prell.U Cold•afor.aad Wm. F. Wiutagle, of Albjoo. Albi.,-; 5*cSLn<f TNOB SALE—tmf PIm UmI. osmc JU uiirbion, Allecsoewoly, ud « .*c •eciltoXI. saoio tows, « mile, from Mlddh T^yZbe.p, H.W^K pOB BALE-.bM »•« «• M'IUMm i JUHa. -Atleesa the .Kall -- 1 W (A.Co., .4_IW A scree, O--U ,ofl _lu . r eave a FULL STOCK pf BOOTS STATIONERY. AND SROEB, In lb. sal. of ean offer yop < . J ‘ ""I SPLENDID KARGAINB! At tub UNION STORE ar ibwtoh ft man. A Splendid Assortwisnl of CANDY AND CANDY TOYB! AU. KINIM or Flavoring Extracts! SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS Blcuaip TO READY THE HUMAN I mH for cash or ready pay,- charge nothing for interest, nothing for keeping hooka, nothing for bad dsbte, and only a PbysiciaM 1’rt.cnpl.ca, C.refrilr ppi up, atu JU MOPPRATE CHAISE. VW UMll eiffIT ■ k»Pl coasUnUy on bud 11. fewer Ihsn can bu RELIEF. Balias, Bag., Tallow, L«rd, Pspv' R»««, . aad Cash taken for Goods. ' RgmitBSR THAT Don't Fai| tfl Ogjl at Spaulding's Will not be Undersold! tjfpre la tba OI^Btnrer BleeB, atttie 0. 0. isg. Aslhm«,scr« throsi, (works. eoMi.diplbrrls erovp. laflwnis, latatnstlna ef the bovri*. Moei. Mb.kidneys, or bHdder. Rsivsy", Rr«t_r B«U«r will afford Itutarclste rses sad dslrktv tur»Ui eoapUlaL . ’ ' <th.—Ttmssxa rr« irt>t-lf sSUleJ wUb Spinsl dlBeaitlM or with JHabrirt. iDcnntlueBceef Unas, IrriUHonsf the Bladder, 1'snlyais of lbs Upblncl.-r of thp bliddfr, bl“KK’,l‘1>«*o of the rtdeey., 1 rorhcrrbws. White. Fleur Alba., Fallins of tn. Womb, ssd other ulenue diSenlUes. lAdware Boadv JUItrf. ebbed fo, ,ol|r» IU.I1.P, SPMLMM. I. IMI. Intro, fe. piHH <>•»■»>• .OW <* the Hastings of ail kinds, DRUG &, BOOK STORE sain, is th.Jol.U orIimb«.PalMj or panini., WMl.n., ud .11 pain, sud Kbn. I.mtneu and any othar lanrrnltoa, will b< eaickly carad by lb. Is ttoArilly kepi op to Ikfe «n»U of the peep>N momiy 1. ibrvatraod with aay lafoctlou. diaaaaa, «uhrr Small Fox. Y.ilow Fe­ rae. Typbai orTypbotd Favara, BaAwsy'a Beady BeUsfl.lk. boat dlalafKiaul la Ik. world, aad a IS RJWOVED To LU Norik Sidt of Suit Strut, Ojpo. tjit Barlov, Goodftor A Grantt. Railroad Prices, Adding TraaeporUtlan; nd enable wstaly of BOS, nails. Roberts & Striker, STOVES, BEKTI8T8, Shirts and Drawers Dr. Procter’ STOVE PIPE, BAP PANS, And everything els. fashioned from. School b^^»S2uXUl£Hbp I! W ROPE, ASH FOR HIDES, PELTS AND obind-stones, RAG8, NMttop.JMrMUwT' WeaUoMn* e»h Sheet lr«i. AU Hrta af Shelf Hardware, C . TDK BEST DLAM05D KEBO8EXE OIL Fwr Bl OO per Gallow t Aho, Choice Assortment of Lamps, Oil CROCKERY UTKGEOK DRY GOODS. LARGE STOCK OF OUR STOCK $WJS & 00'1)30, kept in a Country Store, such as Tobacco &. Snuff GROCERIES is the largest ever broguht to this mart, ATflASlEE My Stock embraces all that is usually Must and Shall be bld. Great Decline, In Prices, For Doing Business, d by Dr. JOHN L. LTON. IM CbopH w 11.ten,Cons., wbs caw bs ssesaWM [all iirlr.to Alwaiw^asrsra Hold br UrngcitUeekerwbets. Selling DRDG8 ft MEHUMES, Patent Mudiclnes. Pare XdQBOn, COLBAXOX Farming Tools of all ; kinds, REEVES' AMBROSIA. FOR THE HAIR. ALSO. pAINTB, GRQCJSR1ES1 TBA. O0FH7, 8UaiX,8M<JtS,ltXPP«t. PB»iNB. r»Ba. BAMuuicuDnaikt rataSKLSsr”*--- Alaas gaMrseMrsf ths. «3rt>raW yXOTHMBU Hwses’ Paet aa« Degs.'* har.es Icr. sjJ “e. AND WOODEN in hnernr Or 5.- ,r WttU— - to few fe&trb. awno't-rtrw, tw. U. Wot .id,. M. K G EX Aim, NUBIAS, HOODS, fee. mum i P H . ■ ^araWWHXBT MW. HARNEsy/:-a»qr. wr**WW W *mA i Ml Wri ” XOWf*!U» unf RATIBT MUKIHEt. r SMMWW lapsw) eXySsttilfui'.’VoLd J .? .•’?7^ cwrtiiuL M»nn �I? A STTMfLK P A WKP'.T? • re. lmI'Fi ' p,vlr*,d''d liirt.de (Uucxbed ... '1,1. j and Ur removed from danger, wboaaeyM j t property, sad who pever enofrilmtad a kupence in CJlbrrtncr nftbe1 great cause. •Wt «K<hcfimriled bis Ul aad' p<t eveyy thing aacrwM ai d dear to man. and tUwe whom be raised an? iHio lived with Mm I <11 WriMiyVai ts IWeia*ty now tft.Bnj- y Ais aroptirty with hi* eonrArtn^eb tbd Jtroprietfra r.f Ms position aeut,M raoeiiB&e MdsBd ariistmew; I ' ] I , < by delivering • political, partisan bar- yet aome mumv, apd .Ubers who have djH-.a. Bulbipg. are considered the. great d»rr«a»i« Mid pratgetor* of tb« coloeed jman. I repeat, my colored friends, the ■earn M If tbe President wss determined time will come, and thnt uol far distant. when It wttl be pfoved who Is practically yoar best friend. My friendship, aa far mqn elevated to tbe position of chief Ei- ■a h hes gone, has not been fur plerw ur power, fitlikM l>se Slresdy. It ba. been a pnnripD with ms, and,-thank G<»d bull**—with no crniatitueney save ■ til- the grest principle has been eelablUhed. Umm uiJur Md: a wudwight mm*— that wbrnt»er any irdiridtssJ, j* (be !*•yet, despite ths delicacy of bia relation tn pusjjv of a’ distinguished 'orator, trewds American soil, bis soul .wells within bim tM party and tbe people, aeeka by tailing in appreciation of tbe great truth that be at defiance public opinion and tbe princi­ stands forth redeemed, regenerated and ple* and policyof tbe party, and tbe usa­ diseuthralled by tbe poia. of Univeresl ges that have ever guided bigb-minded Emanciptiuo. [Applsnsc.] Theo 1st ma WWW, in their piditical relation^ and in mingle with ynu tn c«!»hraiii.n ..ftha day I which commenced your Freedom. I du tbelr intercourse «itb each other as pad ri­ it in staeevlly bod truth, »ud trust in God ots and statesmen, he is attempting to tha blessings which have been omlerred defy the wiU pf the people ,a» expgeeaed my be enjoyed and appreciated by yde. at tbe'deffof iox. and through (belr Vepre- ■nd that you may givu them ■ proper di­ pcntalivct in Congress aseembled, to an rection. There la •nrnething fur all to do. • .Y»tn have awfrmn duties In pedum, MW* which, U tv«B tofmwU-d, ^dangers. and you ought to remember that freedom is not a mere rdvw ; It mast ba reduced to pendcriee, and prosperity of tbe Ameri practical reality. Men, In being free, deny tbwnswlves many thing, which seem out people. to l-c embraced in the idea of unlvereal A vetoed Bill ia passed orer his head freedom. It I. with you to give evidence fa ittbtr litme <of Cmgrees by mnre to the world and the people of tho United than tbe Unoalitutionai majority, reselling Slates, whether you are going U- sppre nearly to a Otree-fartha rote, amid tbe rials this great boou as it should be. and pteadha ofaMtiua. . And yet, la this that you are worthy af being freemen. Tb«a let ma tlwuik yoa with sincerity political barrangue tbe President more foe (he compliment you have paid me by than intimates ■ dispuaition, Cromwell pawing through here to day, and paying like to call upon the riilfliers awd^ilors your rrepeetato me. *1 reprsrt again, the of tbe land to aid him in driving forth the time will com. when you will know who Lave been your beet friends, and who cWmm ropreaentstlvts ef a loyal people. bare not bren your friends from mertennr indrodneieg by force wf arma, onpar aryconaid.ral»ons. Accept* nir thanka. dotted traitors to seats in tba Halls of The hands then struck op ■ lively ton. Legialaikw. If tba President entertains Mean a bile tbe President remainea.'veVy many colored pereons approaching and . views like those uttered in bis speech of .hikingLands with bun. Tba proevcioo tbe nib inet, we are glad ho has avowed tbeti rvfirffied and took np tha line of • them that the people may know whet be march ab-ng Pennsylvania avenue. — la, and what bo would do if the power was When passing the enpitol, cheer bAiw placed kt Ua bands. NeyayttwloM we ebrer rent the air in romplmsnt tn their, legislative friends. Never before haa vesture to suggest that an attempt tn theresuch a demonstration of tbe ifcree upow tbe people, by Executive die colored populatiisi in Washington, wbo tatlob, ur.perdoced traitors as law makers- were joined by friends from mher l<-caliwould result quits‘aa disastrous tn Ito tiea. There were probably 4 000 or 5 000 colored men In tbe procMvu-n, while 10,­ author, as tho attempt to extent tha area 000 of tbe aame rbee were ialere.tod of American slavery, by an appeal from .peetamra. macitreiing tbair joy and glad" . the .ballot-box .to tba sword did jo the au­ ueaaby waving xheir bate and handker thors and abettbn at that ubfcrinus chMa and cheering ktofily the passing I ■oh ima. la that struggle slavery died, with bo loyal man to mourn at its dm' atlaK In ibis JobttoMi would find the gal­ lows of Haman, only a Specimen of one on'wttdi he would ba exhibited to tbe - 1 cMiaiy, m tba TwaMistlj lay •« Mare* SHERIFF SALE SPOO • - ' ‘ S.«A Z Tfo—bv. „"e; Wa. A— rfisber. CebrifoM QWnW MlCUIOaW. Mterr Custy. J’rr’r _ . i___ a - ■ - 1 — • ' . _ _ tJf>B_ odebratiow of tbe abolition of slavery in tbe District of Columbia took platq on Thursday, last. Two regiments uf-ankxwd troops aod varimta colored civic aseocialiona, with many other color cd citixens, asaamhlvd in front nl the Ex•culike Mansimi, making ■ denac ruw< of colored fares, relieved here and there by a few white ones. After tbe firing of cannon and.Xbe pls) lag of aetenl mar tial airs, three cheers were given for tbe Presidaat, who, baying breo snorted u> ■ prominent position by U. S. Marshal Gooding, addressed tba auetabiage as folioxs: My er-lored friends: I have nothing miy-s o> say to you un this. i-ecastoS than tuBank you f»r tbp compliment you have paid ma iapseventing yourselves before maoo thia, your day of celebration. I CO4BS fcwwar* for the perpriee df redisa:iiig 'my ipprohatim, ami manlfasthig my Bf^evciBtiva of tbe raapebt tbww&rod nr conferred. I thank yuu fur ,tfw compli­ ment and I mean what I any, and will re­ mark in tbiseuoneetmn that tbe time will come, and that loo, before a greet while, •when the colored pwpuiatsna t>f tba Unilad Stales will find out wfiuhave vekcirrt them aa a bobby aod a pretence by which Shay aan Up aocoesrfni in obtaining and makasateriag power, aad who have been participate ia end eeyuy tbe bleaa.nga ul jrMdosn. Tbetrine will mms .ben it will be made hauwa who cuatriLutsd aa meek M flUtoiPMi, wf wbu, without Ulate nf H| I 1 lr OF MIDDLEVTU E. MlCniCAK- • - Isaac k. »yv r ,' MORTGAGB BALE, /j/ iTwstvs He- er toes, of -io i- <rp«. M os.trior SMWtAtod « seme for .sate mherifmMiarneStea. A Hhorri *-baa< to yearly sdv.ru.orri Jo* aaV1**4 Frianag. rvWAtLY bivi.g brte Mfo h Chills and Fever, •LAffKB rll anutorily os towt Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. Nstne is hereby that tbr uadsV.Wi.rd Cormnisslsners. Of poialed by ths Frabsto Court ia serf far tbs ceeniy »f Barry, to bssr. rsesi's •ad adjust slsliM.sislasl ths [fttt! •fM>» !*•«. tale af tbs toeusblyaf Neltoad. tn tbs Oeaaiy sf Bsrrv. will mret l«r lbs purpose ol rerex.ng ..J ,I r < lark a E. H. DUNNING ..TiWDe/KrUTtt* At a wsMoa ut Ilia Probata I teurt for Ito of Barry, boldaa at ritafa af: UaaUotA • rtirilri StrtysU1**, -■ ^liZito* miller of Ito sstsle of Larins IL Ktehria AGUE ’’’uu'^ta.ngaad Slag tbepril».GM.dslr vyrilad. of Hairy L. Tafoa. •dLa.iatrwter driaaw a— ot said aetata p>e>ie* for rvaaaoa Ibmr Kt fort*. that ba s^>v beaded to sell csrtyn EtM:.-* Ttonvaoa II la Ordered,That Taaaday. Itortd Diarrhea, Dysentery, iteted.»tarebreiWssc.Wii,.,, r<) A; ADMlNtSrHAfURV BALE. SHERIFFS BAtZ " (M) AS TKB 1 CHEAP A8 THE {stestxtii'riKSti!: estefasd writae tbessri sf lbs rirwwt m* ST! CHEA bridrn al tbs frobris UB.es. in lbs v U tian, and sbaa tsuss. if aay there ...Ma.U.aaaa alumlfl luA b. Dumb Ague. Variety Grocery Store, Ftotrx iuw!“^br“ Periodical Headache,1 A NEW FEATURE GUARDIAN'S SALE. i‘>7 I can Ceurt far tto essety wf Barr* la rifo.urei b.coet to sasaiog a copy ■( ton ortter to to pub atodin tto LteuteyrAi-wv. a nen.paper grin ted ad ultukliM is arid rtiaalr of Hany for ttrra bcssmIv» wtoka, prvvvws to <•« day of toarieg. tLC-rMitmx. (X tree copy.) aprtiwl rnhih. FOR MINING COMPANY. ▼, Bilious Fever, • bervbr K<reB lint la rnmsnc. of H­ I •otlMniv erentod to aw By lbs l*n»*eto Iks ssowv of Barry oMaues WMtel.. mU r.pree to rete al PvMsa Asrttea to ol briher. on^atoHter. tto kib *wv •< . .1 wto. oatoot IO U,« .limo., M to. n rf toe Vuwrt llwsaa to Ito nllawo oi . io awid cosatj, Iks feltowlBg BoarrtSsii ECO AND jhslings^kJnsin “ ' CI1AXCERY ORDER. BijUk MUWOlr, Watches and Jewelry Doled. Jfarrl. lt,l»M TKB Old Establishment! CHANCERY ORDER iTfTK or trrmvjlf: Emma Crtcrtv. !■ Csrerear. tetri UreerittovVWaa PETROLEUM Colarrd CMration at Warkiagtoa-tht Pretedol S^^Ht Intiill hi it Matti itill. n S’® OVSICBWAV. rRATKD O* STOLXN.toMU tbs BM^bsr Is lbs vinsnsfHsstlags.seBueday tbs nd L. s Larsv Grev Boras, about ton years old. SMTVSU tbs loft Sbuutdsr. sad • sasriush T Horta, that bu ths hss.sa, liberal reward will be paid hr tba return of BAHKY COUNTY tol _- C^t Jutinjs Umtr, j^ptmUDUD rtrt5>Wfc®FWa^a. <tvr aaUea to tbe psrreas iawrested •« bald aetata, utlto pyriepey af said politic., ami tbe gaae of mankind by tbe stern edict of that and Bailor’s association, to which this addrsM waa made would, at tbemselre«, in such an •mergsney drive the traitors from tbe capital, as Butler drove the eaeaah from New (Means, its less than S^-SKTlVDK.-lL-lSiS For Sale by M’l Dryggitts. Wm. Spoomkx & Co., _ ^Jathville, Tenn ■etna Coaatitution which be ptdleods to love so much. But fortunately \jhere la no danger. Even that same Soldier's ! •a* l*. matter .f tbo EteUte of Jm|m MS4(s SSftto.fteyri.iA'iitotete ' ■rtf ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE to t Mst... to wit: Tto aoevfooori ,.«rt»r aft. ■wth-waMgaartetef seetoa •loewas. IM.lb >we ••« (I, portJ. rt Rawer M'vsGICax* be cosbIj sf Bsrrv aad gtoterf»H*ltBW joxxtbafb mvn>. „ , _ ' f aa rf aoMwtnr. Dated, Febrsary tat*. g serifo. u E COUNTRY TRADE THAN EVER BEFORE, Swtor aaal of J. 8 Goodyear a Cs's. I ■seltag* ** »*•>•* “ E. IL Dl'KKlKG. SHERIFFS SALE . OF MJCMIGAX. Barry Coast* te ■MaaZtaZrt irf—d"Criiv’d' Greater Inducements A FIWT CUSS EATING SALOON 1IITEI ITHTEI 87X3H1 ffsn Vwtory, CAMDM, ». J. |4 ESTERBKOOK A C0< ” Brest. Pre MsXur/OTtMaa. Cash Capital S15;000. 600 Shares, *25 Each. Being dsily receiving Goods frvxn tbs East, Bought at the ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, « JOHN ST. NEW YORK. Great Decline |RY ** Yankee ODDS, WHITE uuRttteUE CHANCERY ORDER. Sale. 7M Mm an wujt Notions. leww'cteck a. ■ . ia Litor -tr of SliriKS, lam Miccrsafulfr <a(i(rd in thv bssiMM write, asd is bus aiskiaj owe wvUtto I ui-r. .fibe OMkBaay*S la»d.fcea»4 i •SfMrfi K7vna« Hap-te Oms swdtoe Wlcatteas af eU are tbs ▼! •ad write «re bslsg ssak la tto laarri nr with Ux pnwpmt af ■adsaMsd e» rillisua* tbs Grand itapllte Co*. weO W fest ■toeg. Ila stock i. worth fro. M ■MtarawiMa. Thelred of tbtetteri sued sbast seres dBs. (rva ftyrtog: Ui. Eno end Htllb.rg I L. urflseM] WAHEH0U8E8: 4M Otinr Jt. JtM,' Gw^jsiM.t, Ctartd. Atari ^Xptejr.tfrapdtofto. T> MteforireHy apXrfWlhy GOODS, Mite , ia ihteessss, that tbs above Mate dritafr 11.Conrad Unu.b !•«<.(■ rsudenl of Use ceantr Hrnn'itr Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, A OEBVHWIND. rsaateassr: semssM Mmwaamw s f tb.satreeflhi.orJ.r.1 ■ttol Mid bill U Ukes M Full Assortment CTJBTOM1 WOM, .. ................................ wv4. tbsl within lw«u. ciu». a bjUu of ihl. GROCERIES. JUMDT MADK ~ CLOTHING. cantMKU*. fmiiwi. Good Tea at one Dollar. '■MfWUXiiu*** S-,Lt »•»>• « MOBS. CARPETS, ‘JI?" OIL OZ-OTHW,?; Mat., Rugs, &.c, dtc. «J0f aasK.la ;atte-|.ftl».ttetei. of HeanaUa Mary. Writ rtpar, Window Fixtures, rfaaat. GUARDIAN'S SALE. : A\VcCX’.f * � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-05-02.pdf b7b706947c73fd72dcf4a5ccbed87aae PDF Text Text ubah TOL. XI. i^ittttnjs'Suhiita jiretlwi. „roumo«rnv ™™..r t ■ASTISOS SASKT, CCCtFTT MICBtCkX.---- L....... ' j^USHELL « KTTIKH, Dealers Is Dry Goods, OreesHes, Books sod BUUoaerv, Crockery ud Gias. Ware,Beds sad Hboea. and Clothlag. Suer on Slate Street, Haatiega. Hichigaa. -TEW ARRANGEMENT AT THE ceasaa aao«»ax. E. n. DUNNING. Variety Grocery Store, AND CHEAP AS THE a MrfWrf ■ Vrf p. DRAW, M. D. Churci! Btrsets. op stairs. w J. A NEW FEATURE! >G AUDI AN’S ^L&I $ tier ot U>. F-rfrferf CBrfMtfe.M JOHN IlbBEMTS, 5^'bSsS^S RKMBMnEB THE PLACK. AT THE COBWEB GROCERY, Oss .tier eeat eF J. S Goodyear A Co's. Btorv. Hastier Fek ■.itblMC. IF t n. DVKJilHG. UHITEI IT*TE« ■SyO&ES, WAREHOUSES: 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, 42 JOHN ST. NEW YORK. Uarptrt Wrtkl y for April Slat, has two Mcsllent portraits, one uf Prof Putis Agassiz and one of Gen. Hawley, G .v. ernor eject.of Connecticut. JUIIIGAGE ere. Clear, vig.ri.ue sqd impartial. Its yrjlkiime Are equally valuable h> author GESCBWIND, gzi JssstL;— - J nawr»v Th<-e Batura arrf rfudrnt. are fur sale by all respectable druggtau , and dcalers tbruiigb-'Ut ibr country. hand * It is rapidly growing In ' public favor, Tba f present number ;to a moot i-o.Wlh.Or-m LANDS FORS«L3 Of every'tiredSi pod Wnd Sula just pwrohasad f«r cash at low Prices and eefliagaa And Everything else m the Tim of MtBAT BABMOT* Drugs, For the People! Medicines. Paints, PRINTS FOR 12j Cu. GOOD BROWN SCGAR1U .tt. Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, Cards, Card Board, BOOTS AND SHOSS, CHEAP t«v-«v _______ MMolleat A ermtinuati-m of that iMbly. inu-rreiing and absorbing ulr •" The Dwad LrHer." conviating of cteapkr«ii. 12 and 18. a wall written Blutrshd'paper UO ‘Sherman's Bufttmere.” another ariirie <i I “ Aseaaaine and their _ , hiatury of l$hf>ot»riDo M~d<ui«. end -•»»»♦* palupp-are in <be May numbtf. U oan Iw obtained ab the new deal. GROCERIES Come and See! ■ EVtlVttl, tIHM For the Ui>M Btrfee Betsies. .'Atsw u rocKKT aad BELT REWBCTjnra. itKFTAtuw fmcu <us.' JUTU COM H*V(UVIg9 BifLA eprf.rf*'■B*'- NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! cuxrr nruanu, niuaao 3®©®s, xsiisa <dj aHsrattSTiitin, aa. Mr. Henry Sweetser has retired from WmCMKMTH ALL’ WABBAYrSU. the joint management of the Round Ta- bit leaving Mr. Charles H. Sweetser In suit charge. This journal ia one uf great valueand Intweat to all American read- CLOTHUiQ. NEW GOODS 8 Iba. good Muscovado Sugar for 81-00, 1866. . .Lowell'wilt have a new and pungent •M Blgiow Papa/' in the U-Xt Atlantic, the Prweidasl being the subject. all Koan UH I o'otakl'. , rrr* . ■ _ .!•■ । MADS CASH STOREl Gold 61.20 in Baatings I KIXLiDIDSOn, OLBLH i. EtTEIItOOK * CO RKADT ACKLEY’S High Prices Busted Up »iaau aoaxa, Factory. CAMDEN, N. J. BkOADCLOTBS, CABSIMEREB, BARGAINS OODS . A FltlT CLASS STUBS. GBBAf LOW FIGURES. EATING SALOON ! «br».ry web"-. « * GREAT RUSH gy Alirnl.uu is a.ked tv the adv»r —Clendennln, Blacksmith ;• Webstar de Ott'PxnFTtwos.—We have just seen a .tjsement <tf Mi*. Wilcox. This lady is no stranger here, and our people under­ Buchanan. Wagon and Carriage Simp ;— series of beautiful portrsitsMn oil colors— stand and appreciate her merits, and give Griffith, Hardware; J. 11. Palmer, Pbye- Washington, Martha Washington, Jackher cxhqslve patronage. The ladies eon, Clay, Webster, Douglas, Lincoln. should mil fail to giro her a call, when Grant and Sherman—cabinet sixe, moat anything in her department Is required. elegant ornaments for the parlor. They &c^ &.C., ore In the hands of Mr. Wm. H. Shep­ fy Tim buafnsM card of Pre. J. M. And every thing al the rarao astonishingly At C. Ruiaell will be found in Its proper ard, the general agent for the Stales of CoMMXBCUi. QilUOS Gxadcats*.— Michigan and Iowa, who will remain In place in this tsene. The seignor member of tills firm is known to be an efficient, Diplomas have been awarded to graduDetroit a short lime and give our citiuns thorough and tucceerful practitioner, and el«a,(>r the~Albion Cummerchi College, we doubt not hia w>n. the junior member, as/wdlowa; On the 14th ult., to Ed­ the opportunity of securing, by subscrip­ is entitled U> the confidence of the affi'Ct- ward C Briggs of Marshal; W. H. Bo­ tion, any of the series. They are all au­ ves, uf Albion; Jay A- B. Dorrance, ot thentic portraits, as abundantly proved f i. Acmrt. Pavilion; Mim Mattle Bleckmar, of Moo by numerous testimonials uf distinguish­ cow; Mias Mary J. Dorrance, of Pavil­ ion; and Mm Mary Harper. of Mendon. ed men, aillsts sod joprnshits ; and they Qs ihafidihinauto Jaaon E. Brown, of are all cxecottd In a superior manner, bnly. He wm for years, a mstb«di«t cltr- Hudson; V. H. Grout, of Leslie; M. A. cqoa'ed by any rival efforts In this win­ uynian a^d is a member of ths Michigan Hance. «f Hadley। Ches. H. Sibley, of try, Hitherto oil portraits have been Conference at the present time. Pour Onondaga} and Spencer VanOetrand, of fnr above lire means of tn ret persons,— btsllh compelled him to abandon that noble rnlhng, but hie friends ii> Middle |n this popular. and decid'dly merito­ This obstacle m the production of Mid­ ville have elected him Jue'toe nf the rious College, we bare two ecbolarabipa dleton's beautiful eeftrv is entirely re­ Peace, and we feel perfectly sure any bu moved, and men uf nx-derete means may tineas intrusted to him will be attended for sate. Any person desirous ol receiv­ Indulge In the commendable Ude of beau­ ing a first class commercial education. to with the most perlret-fidelity. tifying their homes with these works of under the tup ion of one of the best edoeaart. We emmend them to the public. tors in the Stale, will find it to their ad­ vantage to cull at thia office. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Got th* Blcss.—How often d« we bear thia complaint made. Tbs rrawm genurally escribed is something bee gone wrong, but if y»o will question the pa­ tient in regard to health. hab>U. dec., you will very often find that Indigestion is the prime cause; the intimacy of the brain and euonech •* »• ry cl.-o, and noth Ing eu Mien the f-eliugs and disposition as dyspepsia. It la singular (act that nn«t suiddM are dyapepuca. It is "Or duly to guard again.t this monster—indigealion—and we know of nothing »i po­ tent U> aseial digealiun as Coe’s Dyspep­ sia Care. ®D©D AS TICE UBST ’ CHEAPEST I Tna CflUBTiaa Staxoamo.—A beautifill quarto paper under the above name has been recently started at Cleveland, Ohio, by a joint stock assoelatioo, and edited by Eider Isaac Errett, veil known as one of the ableet and moat influential presebers of the Christian Church. Il is shoot the she of the Wttttm OMitian Adtrontc published by the Methodist Church si Cincinnati, and is destined to I Success to the enterprise. speedily become the loading paper of the rfasHvtHJr.— We have, owing to the church. The terme are 82.50 per annum press of other matter, failed to notice this Io advance. Address Isaac Errett, Cftvenew and rapidly growing village that has Ignd, Ohio, . lately started up In the township uf Cast­ CciTTVATOa awo Cntnmtr Qi»nui« leton on the line of the Grand River ValayR.IL Wo are happy to chronicle —Ws irc<>mmend to the special attention of our readers, ibis valuable journal a^.tbe that it is growing finely, and bids lair to become an Important point In the Eastern farm, the garden, and the fireside, pub­ lished by Luther Tucker 4c Soo, Albsny, part ofour o-nnty. Another store la rapidly approaching N. T. It Is foil of good things, and la useful to onmplgtiun, new dwellings, workshops and plsdew of business are projected eve­ orory. person, no matter wbtrw his resi­ ry day, and if the lumber and workmen dence, or what bl. occupation. The voL could~itn!y be obtained, its growth would ume for IMO comes out in now drew,Ta gieatly Improved In appearance, and each pumber contains sixteen closely printed pages. A friead of ours say. that a sin­ Stauffer & Kuhlman, Dry Goods die. gle number was worth winru lo him than Wm. Frighner, Gncerias Ac. and John­ a year’s eubecription. 8«r.d 12.50 to the son dt Mallet, Milt owners. —Killen, Country Gtntltman and get three times Boots de Shoes; —Smith, Boots & Shoes; the worth uf your money. is pragresoing finely. Tba proprietors deserve the thanks of the public C>r their efforts to do all io their power for the interests of thia village, than wbiob, noth­ ing eodd do more, than the replacing of the existing Wooden Row on State Street I with sobeunUsl fire-proof brisk Hocks. IORTGAUB BAix* ! •T harinj b«n tnoAe'ih 'Ik. SHERIFF'S RAtE ■ F kUCTHOA*. *♦>, C* ,MJ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1886. gty Jgistings ljatt»tr, Sewing Machines, 1866 IX HOLBROOK #-RLOCJC, ^aJ UP STAIRS, ' jg **•**» 'jHw*- From the barf MAKSB8, al ^amsfertumaprieea. MACHINE FINDING Ac. SIIMBIBB aXBB* expeneeoeU dnviag orf these peeta. We seed StiStblng beeides doge, cals, sad tnge far Uh ^iSSI-WsaiL,^ rTBAW AU.8TYLE8 OF SVMMK& j&8. 1866. 1866. Cow**? LTi^sr“’ri3S'ai| (W. —. r— w— — k.Lr^.4 M'ESr-3i‘ 1866. rf.wx.mlW -*•’ arfegJL; �nkw SPECIAL.. NOTICES. FIRM1 , bl«*lar Reuslaa. ASTROIi physician who bad Hmpur) Slat* UalI to hla boms in Illi GOOD NEWS Al 7 l'».' ' Tfa'gi i aim, .i.m eer to set vs, which be did a few moments Th. Tmtsmoee Attorney Geawrei,^eae after tbe marriage cerewnxiy waa per giving every one snutber half hour toast formed. The crime beigg • fefoog. publicly dmlsred that Ire will “neith­ hrtdrgrocsi’a pueitfap mgy readdy be baa tie down again, I started. . er <>C*y niiy re*p«K the infamous Qvfl Boys, did you e»er try to up nr down imagined u> bare been eu^vmvly unenylable, and the pnapect of a prinuo cell ba­ Hi^ht* law." .eurf ing anything but ugreeshjr, be drtrrminA new rediesl IJepoblUn rowspeper ways, but every seep is sure to creek, is shortly to be started in New York eity. each with a peculiar nolaeof its own, and ■ng granted him the privleg* of. anying a by a joint stock coBipasy. Th. stock is d-ud enough you nre surf, to wake avbry- few word* <B private toJli* bride, be re­ now nearly all aub*crib*d. ’Mfr’L <W body. 1 bad got nearly to the bottom, tired with her to a roonf, bads her fare­ cscsTia. *0 experienced newspaper man, when •little dog ctnie trotting Mb tbe wall, jumped from tbs window aud es­ ia t>* be tbv manager and publisher. entry Sbwarila me. yellmg faii'-utey. A caped. H<- wa* pdreved foe many dsv*. r ? FUrur -'i-- IT ACTB, UkX k ■uppreaeed “Come here. Zip!" ailencrd but managed to tenda bls pureoers, Xi BARM.d».riag*««ya'1 •**“ “d Tb. a,.: jltal. hitn.-for be recognized rag; but the little aeltied fa Mhaoari. A year later be wan­ large uutubvr iJ Charleston families will fellow started tbe nioekmg bird, and- all dered into New M-xieo, and from tbrticr spend thn summer in--nibs al the North; tbe dog* In tbe neighborhood, having in the course of a few years, be found hi* •nd are already preparing R»r tbe change. learned Io lake the OUS. of d-urae joined way Into California. During hi* wander How tboi* Charleatotiian* do hate the tags be had failed to cmn-rspiand with hi* the chore* far the third time. ' I ran al<mg the patoage, reached tbe wife, and site, believing him dead, marri Yaskshs!_________ door, unlocked it, just as -the gaveraor, ed again. After a time he learned this Tbe H.opitel reconl. her* just been roused the secund time, opened bl* door, feet, but determined to remain dead to slid swing a man esesping from thebou*e her, and It wa* not until a few monlbs ago fi—ted tin. and they show tire am>rmuu* by the back way, of course cried “thieves he altered bbdoterminatiutt. Happening aggrre*te ..fSM.000 Union 8<ddier« who thieves r and made a rush after ran. I to pick up a paper published in one uf have died on battle-fields and in hospital* was too quick for him. opened tbe door, the Wasters cities, be reed an account of during the wsrV suppress the rebelhnS. •prang out, made for the doer that open­ ths death of tbe huahand of hie wife,’ and This doe* mH faded* tboe* wb» ^ied at Imgrrfag diseaae contract ed io thr room below mine, and just knowing her to be free, he wnHe to her. their borne* pstorfa/ 4a a **—'-* Xrotopt frier Si <**• reached It, when crash ! witblu s fool of •tating that he “still IIrod,” and cb.ri.hvd ed fa thaaer.ica-—Jarfarap*A Leeture oa tee Nature, Ti my bead went a brick, and a voice that her memurj as grtrn as when bs kieaed Wa submit is view of thia, and ibe olh I knew belonged to the nest door neigh her lip* in parting nineteen year* agu.— er fearful userifires the Loral. North ba* •sd Hrticri Cars Hn*»«T<,•**<**.1 bor, Tompkins, joined tbe governor In He told for that be was atill free, end cheerfully made, that before meo wbnae tbe cry of “thieves ! thieves I murder P asked her to come *od enjoy with him the fortune be bad accumulated. The wife hand* are dripping with the heart’* blood J wa* safe though. . «rf tear brother* and .auas, shall be admit­ Running up stairs. 1 “shallad” myself quicker than I aver did before or ainoe, read tbe early love relumed, and she dr ted to Beat, m the Halls of Congreg*, the and waa In bed and aoond aajrsp in half a ter mined to join him. Diepcwing of her poiple of the Legal SlaU* have a right uproperty, she, with a daughter twelve demand “indsmsity .for the past and sw minute. . . Wawt’l there a row indeed 1 I never yesrsuf age, took passage to California, beard so many dog* before—the mocking where they arrived on Thu reday het. and ouity for lb* future,” and to drtremlne on bird, of course, was outdoing all previous wen met on fan wharf by the old bus bend queetiiiord. what **ruri/y Urey will gereplefforts—ths roster* began to crow, Tomp­ who conductad^hem to lbs Cosmopolitan Bmuki Not —On th* door kins, nest doer, ws* halhx-ing "thlsves!,, Hotel, where they remained till a license and.calling the governor. I could hear was nraeured and a minister rom*rr»*-d tbe of one uf the room* in South College, •erfaitos and all sorts of noises, and talk- parties, after which they proceeded to Yale, is the following notice i No s-op ne*d*d here at preecnl; no tbe bouse that had been prepared for them, and where they, on Thursday even nice cigar* wanted ;'no old clothe* io thl* heard in the yard, calling “Tomi Tom!” fag. entertained quite a number uffriends. ri—tn. Notice—No contribution* to fa Tom fortunately, «u sound, asleep, Truly, tbe Incidents nf real life are mom firm neg roes ;Jm3ijier*. and loce widow* ■soring. startling and trxnMtic than the wildest with eighteen rasll children. Nt> relief for destitute mariner* from returning ' “Tern I” cried the old man, In a voice blockade runners, with a strong*m*U «»t that would have aroused a man front an wfllaky. General Notice—To aft whom epileptic fit. Applicant* for charity 1 judged ft prudent to waken then, and It is slated at Washington'that \[n. It may mfavern jumping from my bed, raised the window Sumi, tbs new|g appoints^ collector at are hereby to formed that the oeevpanto rubbing one eye, and looktnc partially New York, before receiefhg bls appoint­ of this room tat. e gone fishing, and wimY be home till morning. N« m-lasaas or frightened. (which 1 wasn’t) then asked : ment, pledged tamself lo the President to “Why father wbat in the world’s the support bis policy, and to remove frUm pop corn wanted. No apples, lemon* or orange* needed fire a few day* to aims. position under -aim such ss did out. •Tbere’s ihlevM io ths bouse.” was tbe United State* Senator FaeaXann. and Statistic* afa»w that in no coontry i* reply, “get your gun and come down, be two Member* of Congress. are III with insanity from over menial sxartiuu to ’quick.” small-pot at Washington. United Bute* frequent a* in tb* United States. “He’* In the room below yes," cried Senator Dixon of Connecticut, ba* recov­ Tompkln*. ’I'm crrtaln of II; I *aw him ered from bi* illnaaa, and h*» resumed “Jane, ha* that surly felly cleared off •a he ran down, and threw afire brick at his seat. the enow from tb* pavement T" rbim. I know be didn't pass the door, “Yes air." We learn from the Niagara Falls ffoMr. Jone*." '• Did be clear it <4 with alarelty, 1 was duected to look nut for myself; MtU that tbe proprietor* of (be first das* tbe governor Blood sentinel at th* door hotel* in that place are spending their Jane 1" “Nu, sir, with a sbnvel. below, armrd with a dub. while Tomp­ money liberally in refitting for tbe cum- | RUSSELL & NEVINS "Uhcqualed Remedy Have just Received Xues but tbs Fops U lafoUMa oa «srtl>, Wbswtotbdr cnsdltaa* teclrl.t 1. act .olfod, r.a that by sow. most S.resly to toputed. . Ja rrsry eseta»< for lbs tight* afwaa, Your fate MaSSss guttered la lb* vaaj Victorios, rfl.-um la dafoat sad real, Tse tvs* bfadly huag that Hansa ret; Aad With y*pr wsspea af tbs Uwret stesl. lafcn.tesaait* /as tlsa.eaaaeare.ly Ire*, tto bard tb. Mu yse aiawd al Frssdow'a Im*. Pre w.ltbty JUn rested bsareth yrer Wow*. 1 ws* bet ktetanr •« ••aariiag eu.” T* are>a'reteas iadulgsal. I coefe**; Tha’aew and Ibea aa arrsr *ftb* prsaa, A* wort* ar Irtun iu lb* wrong pl*o* *traytog. Far re* hmv pabfabad areriy to I rest; AadwWyfakM tot, 1 arertrerely kaew, ■ay >u m v«n rsafaa t»*ta«w^iM. UU I* right. wvHnvre roils sp*a Vbatover aoans ys» «*k« hrersfirr. Jsha, Btatt b* year Ufo Ursaall rerrestaac years. JflJisttllanj. Genian la at Night "The door ww locked when I ( home," mid Tom., “ and bow to gel the clock had just struck one. Thekafck yard wae an Impossibility, and but nne chance remained. There was a porch over the front door, the roof of which «u a few feet below IWe windows. One of them I knew was fastened down, and the other opened from a bed rtxun which might or might not be occupied. /An old maiden tester of Tom’*, wife had arrived on the name day, and it was very probs bit that she was in that room; but I knew the bed Was Ju tbe comer farthest from tbe window, and J hoped I should be "»met in and through the room withher, mtdfben I Ind a com­ ply easy thing <>f IL So getting a from a nteMbnrlng boa.d pile, I ItsgdnMtos eves of the porch, •ff my shoes. but them into, my , and “mooed.” All right no far, bought l« amwaiiy, In order not to •uspieido In the morning, M re- Vegetable Extract, M uterMM of M hter^ jwQstte aad dstortorated tewa ibu tk. MjJP waa downed a* tengarre* a* Um dunaa. jwnrfrxity La happily tea. wit* p^gk^, baaaaa. tea tret aedytfc*! bare tewwstrelte lbs f. A lSal TXg-8 CCLK1UUTED HTOMACK HITrtnm kins had five minutes too-lteci sauhtiance from the neighbors, end fa law* then half that lima, so thoroughly waa every bouae alarmed, there was a doxsc or more man m tbe yard, armed wiibfuua, pfetola, and sticks. Tbe governor lad tbe attack : opening the door, be called : ••Come out here, you housebreaking scoundrel! If you attempt to run or re­ sist, I'll blow your b«sme out I" Nobudr esme, bonever. “Watch the door while I go Iq and I was told to look sharp /and ab<«»i thr rases! ifhc can-* down dtalrt. A mo mentary *esnh wa* .uScirol to aatwfy everybody that the thief was n<H in that she waa cnuceraed. but If any one came toawe wiodowa, the candle gave enough 8o np stair* they trooped, but I bad lit hfht lo very probeUy have discovered me. Nobody did onm, and the old lady a candle by this time, and there wta n<> after peering up and down the street for bu rglar there. Tbe atrigiesl aeaA:h, evgn ^ntewta or two, popped fa her bead end looking under a. bout, didn’t show the Allred. Tbe moekfag bird still kept up faintest Uaoe of him. Tbe yard was es hU eternal wMoUs, end it wm fatly half sminrd, «»•»> the bouse, end everybody aa hour before It aad tbe dog settled was tolerably well satMed that hv bad dome and gave me a etamoB to move— .s«p~i; but I was appointed sentinel »■for tbe rest of tbe night, and ordered not to g» to sleep ua toy poet (but I did) un­ the MH, sprang to,’ a»£ -wKi leg. der penalty of a A-vying. Tbe artidee miming, «j a thorough inhanging oct. stoped to listen. Ye*, .he wae in that room, far I eras sure I could vcaiigatiun of the matter the next day, hear her breathing. After waiting for a were two pies and the old lady’s silver mlnnta, I cautiously drew up one teg and thimble. Tbe thimble turned up in a then th* other, drew tbera around, and week or two. being discovered under tbe pelting them down to the Boor, wae just carpet; but the piM have mil been aoMMbiewe that J bed etepp*d upon aume- oouDted for, even to this day. On oath thiog eofcMd yielding, and was with- I could have given very material tetelmo drswing them, when another y*11 broke ny a* to the dtspoeltinc uf the stolen out at my feet; the old maid jtraipre) property, but the case didn't come before from her bed crying. Murder! And the any court, and 1 remained quiet. Didn't the local editors loom, though 1 IwweHagbted started sgsiu. ▲ little darhey wa* Igh* no her bank under, the Ono of them elongated himself through a window, swd I bed Mopped on her fees, half column, end beaded the artiela, “ A and, wfwowree, awoke her. 1 decided in Diabolical and Atroteuee Attempt at a atoamwt what to do. Tbebowse would Burglary and MurdarP descHbiug with bs arawssd.owd ! was ought to aeertato-. graphic particulars the fiendish sttsmpt to ty, unlace I could get Into my room be­ throttle Min. L------- and bsr servant, fore Che goeorocr was up ; but I hadn’t complimented tbe coolness nf R. Tomp a mowumt to locus for thr liute nigger Uu, Esq. and perorated with a withering wee awrwaming; to 1 started for tb* door, mode three Maps, atrwek a ebair, lumb phyed by tbe policemen. Il was fan for me to ess with whet wide awake aagseity the watchmen need to stop at our teont door and iirten, dur- Tbe nncninatlnu of Gt.v Dairaii E. BiatLga baa been sent to the Senate, by thr President, aa Minister to the Hague, in place of Ma. Pm, wb-j recently re­ signed. The effiei*! majority t/Gmtn HawLsr over Mu. E*ej.i«u, in tb« Guhvnat>»rial eketfan fa Cbnneetieot Ik Ml; over all --poonente 531. Tbe total vote was making ba»ine»s et Philadelphia They bought a lot of duck from Steptwin Glsrd on credit, and a friend had engaged tnendorae for thorn. Eaeb caught a roll, and was carrying it of when Girard remarked, "Had you not better lake a drey t*“No, it h Im* far, and we ren carry It ourselvae-" “TWII your friend be need not endorse yoor note. I will take It with- lott MO Otmmwtire «> arsspwu uy , | .| . of ordinary Hte. tf a cow be de- “•£ roj htenl in iheM points set it down sgalhit um. ■r, that she will rover be a superior no- , £ r.l aitber for bolter or milk, except in 1 wtu.a*। | mmII qoentity. A <»w having a long. laproportforod udder, with test* aa large | a a mo's wrtet. may p<wei thr qual. fa. rf. medium milker, btrt will never I fa found Mfyieldo. mueh riek milk - a I « Ml low hevtag • square udder, about a. Urge £’£>,., to a tew quart pad. and four trets.-oly,. pod distance apart, and nearly as l.mg a. WrtM to width of a man’s hai»d. _ WE DEAL IN Paddy gave nn<“illigai»t" description uf a fiddle : ' ll ana the shape uf a tarkey and tbe rile of a tonne ; he turned It aver on Its tide and rublred its b*A bone with a atkk. and ucb by St. Patrick bow it did •quale.’’ ' Groceries, Lyon’s Periodical Drops! THE GKEkt FEMALE REMEDT, FUR F. Baows [Artemus Ward.]ha* received an offer uf • 30,000. [fa auld,] Aad b>« or­ dinary aspens**, for s lecturing tour in - T-v -fa* cnocKBnv and olass wahe. AND STATODHOT Which will be sold .________________________. FARMING LAND Pott, that within th* past two year*, up­ wards of oo* ataibon dollars have been DR RAPB FOB CASH OB BEADI-PAT. .TsiAlMi; RED JACKET CT®5SIA8H ' THE SILVER SKIRT! yatm^t^- ‘ rpat cx»r€H-“ioN8 awn Exmnafci wJod, about a fo.it or f<wr.v«> inches in i length, where they are dreired to stand or I utbutwiae, press the gr.med around them firmly with lire foot, and there will rerely bu • Misre. N a single in lrw | faabiou, is preferred, remove with s knife all tbs eyes o» tbe pert of the cutting | which goes beroath the surface «f the 1 guMd. jf a fare* is preferred, let tbe eyas remain. 3<> far a« pruf.rt.on is o-neersed, we think tbe bc>h is rather the iwtrei profitable, and may also bo tbe long eatTWod. Tbe Gooseberry cm he propagated in ag’wetcx^syrg A aS writ kot> U» ■*•*« "d **• Flare bs*ta» tb*a any other Blurt. WAHI-M *■,*•“* Bensoln lanpt Benzine Benzoin Elixir !• «art eot re*wwwis<rt by FljilM— a BENZOIN ELIXIR I-tot••>•’ «k fateft**i tewlt eppttoMea^dMnaMF* ^-^gnygn. I am sett preuurisg F*s*te»*. 'f* ltUg. Saettegs. Maj trek. l»*s HOWARD . ABBOCIATION. jCfiftADlXPRU. r* ./ DraaiaM tryila,-U hdaatM to taka tbs Mak at aUefere prrpartotoo. beoaato of Ha (rest Stem tofoteta tbe C*w.aru^ •»< alaa tare* M0‘rce/tf. irgoo/»ny cwob nyto/e* BBiraom ‘Sms ’ ‘ **W by m?^Unt’crT’rl,''r*’ cokur. a little annatto mixed in will rm der ths lUwrire. jrerfoct _ BEEVES' Al Ttocrvsa to Dswraor Mimm.—<><■ FOB TH B I •Men ad wum camphor, and one ounce >>f M’trssn.ra'j powdered shell «rf red pepper, are mtroereted la eight nonce* ot etrona *lo-»-l log Bad prererraui* I fire ••»*■ deya, and then »iraini-d. Wnb k3r fallM ****** 11 ** .1 Nu. iarM« thbtfomure thr for* oreb.th^ aresprn k 7”. Ind roor.«« rolled up fa .beets. Tb- J Ninety-seven pereons were on 8tfad.y bapttoed asd lafom into rommimiim with the First Prreb/tarean Church In Brio. PaftASjfrgggte a *y "A Bt' Loots paper eays ; Tbe jflbna on the Mlsa-vjri river now get from • 1,000 totrjm per m.«tk Tboes are wy LET THE 1FFLIC Fobitebsd for teekimiilaM « • JALTWX T« Totrsu MU audteken. whs fr«a*T*nas* bsUlitr. F-rrm.tor* I^r., of *•. » BOURBON WHISK*- And *<>• will m-t l>v without it On the morning of the Utk alt., five ;’YhTGnid Birar Vatfoy MtatruM wUI gi re sa*7 prtaooMsbaM^frwmtite jtM.taH$a- , dale. Some accomplice got possession : of a key and patard It through a window to the priaunera, who let themaeIvo* out atjgbwfrrotdeor and mad* their escape OHN W. PAYNE’SPICTUREGAL LKRY. tte Rochester Cfafew *eya t Tbe quao- 1 fawns re a. Man.) . tity of spirits smuggled into the country Over Rewsr** taws tores, Haretag.. Mato.­ from Canada I* *c ormous, probably one- \ ------------------------------------ ■■ third of all that b consumed. । Milk nf a row having a yvlk-w skm. Il Lo,* bare a yellow akin, a trether *b* he , Lf a red. white, hrisdka. nren, brown, or I taiiy other rol»r. *nd her hair feel* like k*l>rt, and -fae have an nddrr and teat* Lf thr *isr atwi fiwvr. jure allotted u. a. inMireCire of a esperiur milker, if «be be Ibomrly a* tbe old. red row with a “cram IvOed bora" that we rred nf in tbastori Ef ".the house Jack built.” we may for) Lareittd thet-eb* will <'•*• rich milk. I Another sign on ronnrettrm with the Ltbergund nfte tes'etnped te-of, allfaregb Ltrlpud bo*4> may Ire'•croon poor euws. But, H S enw have a yalltow~mn*-aufk *k in sad s yellow ire striped hoof. It sbnw* I that ekm will always give milk of an ex jaeiteot quality, though she may yield bet • Ikde of H. A enw having black bef* wiB seldom yield rich milk. VERY CUE.1F! F^TuStV^l..re. The Hom. Fasscm W. Kbluooc. lata Member of Congres* from this District, and now Coli«c*pr of Internal ReveWuaat Mobile* Alabama, last Washington on ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. sbrfaf.»i4u ,nVr • .-p The B-wtnn Trurueripl *wyo:l(r. C, EU IRIIE<JHaKI11EB. . rexc&w A fsfea-frfabd is like I hw shadow on a •undid appearing in sunshine but vanMing ivg iu »b*<i*- In the cate of tbe Ban Frehcisco Mtam ity, the Coroner's jury io that eily ha* found s verdict ia which th* opinion ia axprmMd that th* shipper of iha nitro­ glycerine ia liable fin m*n*laughter. , a>l«>r of the akin b one of tbe mfa. ■lilt—t twd*CBli*ina of • auperw-r row rieb milk. A row bating a black ■« DRY GOODS, THE MOST SKEPTICAL. TMAT TMCftCM UfogSSALLU ' trnvrlJE IN Tctj • Ifore Durable, More Elastic, Moro Graceful! M— NEW GOODS A LECTURE men1- Ive of a superior animal mflk hi large quautilic.. yet of sn inoerftty, U»tber for hgtter ..r cherer, ■ tlAff Hfa"1* fc** Ur" PT,'F*rlJ rear »d bar mHkfag quafill- not imptarany wsy-bv Improper mroagemrot. toh MM MtiMeods or decrivss a pur- ----- ------toot •>«■» L *• cooBdeet beta setae*- ■A aetetetueul in tbe mtouenty ue the oil tbe feet that an rxcvl- �/<?•< CIAL No' BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, A row of beautiful symetry la eminentI, durable, as the phy eioal beauty of any ihnalsal«Ay»«nh*ncro their osah value. Yet beatrty «»d superior milking quali­ ties'are seldom ><oad la one row. There oe^sln .xgn. which can usually be ex­ iled on as Indicative of a superior animal foe milk In largo quantities, yet rf an intote pMH, *» Wu.r - Am., providing U>ero» has been properly reer ed Sbd her milking qualities not impair' ed h> any way bv Improper management, which often misleads or deceives a pur- ------- ehssef. when be is confident beta select|« , good milker. -**• JI M - i V* 6r»t and always infsliblr indies-, SAXBT OOTnsrXTT Our esteemed correspondent* Mr. Fas­ ten, says when be has well cuftd clover hay, cut in bhxeeom, be never feeds his sbevp with grain unlros it be the .ewesbvut lambing time, aad they e-me out is the spring hestlby and in excellent oundidun. With dwer. If any grain is needrd, feed uela; with tiimaby, coca ia better. If be commrocro to feed grain late ia the winter, be expects tu L-so much of tbe wool, but, as Iw observes, that ia better than to lose tbe sheep. With plenty of well cured bay, cut in hloerom, sheep r.ted no turnips or potatoes to heap ib-m io goed condition.— Geneuet /farmer. YARD association. raiLADELPKU, FA- Nxsr Eeos.— Tu have a supply of these IndesUunuble to beat or cold. j‘>sl empty some eggs, as you need them, tho.ugh as *n>a!l an sperturw as ponible ; mix up with water U> the ronsuttenev •/ cream, some pulverised plaster; UH up Up shells brimming fell; when they have hardened, if yon ebouer tn peel ibem you will find them perfect; and ifyou think yaur bramaa will be fastidious about color, a little annatto mixed in will ramder the illusion perf.-ct Tisctcse tu Dmtxot Motthl—One ounce of gum camphor, and one ounce 'if powdered shell of red pepper, are m«M>erated ia eight ounces of sfronit eta*M fee seven days, and than at rained. Wub tHetlnaurr ibn fen* or oiotbrwarw •prinkled near, and rolled up In sheets. Thremedy is used in Euasta under tbe n»me •< ‘■Qunese tincture fur moths," and is f-jond very effective. ViIUg.UufaHMife~.1Ua Jla.llU.ltM .... ..A -IO. . howM. as Vjw. (.raw, by which vtr; mm Cloaing«iai Sale of REDUCED PRICES 1 To Malto Room for SPRING STOCK ! Valuable Lands FOR SALE! OF ALL KINDS G AT mOHB BARGAINS! NEW GOODS DRUGS, MEDICINES, GROCRIES, *«• At Greatly ACKLEY’S dvaliog th^ra, «id» rolaras for Lis Meaty.and soaMthtag worth knowing. That lb. via, their missises!*, u> asks are ■aiag. On lbs eld comet plan of -to live and 1st iw«* — ■WITH. AND AT PRICES >VED FARM IM Bills*i ft LAUD! ot lie sons OU 8 ipla. Abeol «> acSM and fsnce; bearing orchard i To Suit tlie Times. W*fl eaephed -uh -• IBAIBS (DEAHOl NO MISTAKE. BpUadkf Maacavado Hager for I. eta. per XK CHOICE TEAS, •ofw 0. D. SPAULDING, NOW IS THE TIME/ And in fiset EveryThing io the Grocery WILL SOT IE UIKUU Good Calico for 23-ttr 4>THER TIII.TGl DI FROFORTIOW. x* , Selling 4ff Cheap! dbvos a kedukes. P.Unt BATXMO JCAT .eiCBlBlb OB* OWM. IN NEW YOBS, SINCE THE Great Decline, In Prices, fur rich milk. A row hai it»g a black or ^1?.^.u'u.*XrM*ii white skin, mar drive a largn quantity of * milk, but it will be thin and wbitw. oDen •—* t». w»*s~i'. wow. , requiring from ■•ns-tbird to tnie-h.lf more * " to a pound of butter or cbec»e. than th. milk of a row having a yellow akin. It s row bare a yellow akin, whether she he , - -----------------./■ ,rf. .ba. >™IL. ..... ... wsaatb. Borax Ain> oom any other rol«r. and her hair feels like ' vehet, and >he have an nddrr and teats of the siie and form just alluded to aa indkwtive of a superior milker, if -ha be ahomely aa the old red row witha “crum­ pled born" that we r-ad «d in the story uf “the boose Jack built," we may fed assured that she will give rieh milk. Another sign in connection with the DH. RAPHAEL, other g'-xd ime ia a striped b««of. although striped hoof* msy l»c aeeo on poor rows. But, if a row have a yellow-aod w-ft akin, snd s yellow, or striped hoof. It abnwa tba*. she will always give milk of an ex celleut quality, though she may yield brit a little of iL A cow having black hoofs will seldom yield rieh milk. Wo notioo that th* cultivation of the Red Currant has much increaaed within a rear or two ; and when in considered tbe value of this fruit over many ol beef, for Ci when green. for wine, Jelly and dry , the surprise ia that a more genera! Importsuca was not long .go attatebed to it, not only as a garden, but a.field crop. It is iu every way a whotarome and de­ sirable fruit, etn! *«ie of itfi very easiest tu propagate and cultivate. \K* iocreas ing the supply of bushes, take last year's wood, about a foot or fourteen inches in length, where they arc desired tn eland or otherwise, preM tbe gnmed around therfi firmly with the foot, and there will rarely bo s failure. If a single stem, in tree tsahioo, ia preferred, remove with a knife all the eyes on the part of the cutting which goes beneath the surface of the ground. If a bvt/i is preferred, let the eye. remain. So far a* peorfwrtioa is Con­ cerned, wo think tbe bu»h is rather the moot profitable, and msr also be the long eat lived. . Tbe Gooseberry can be propagated in. precisely tbe same way.— Germantown ' ABE PREPARED TO SUPPLY uats of medium sde and offisir prop.irB.w tioos. Let us see on pert of a oow bat tbMS, and we will select tbe beat milkers Mrna_ and reject the inferior ones with almoai । unerring certainty. A poor milker may I be detected kt a gianee; not by a homely form, but li» a small odder, and testa too ihort and diminutive to he grasped by | a ksnd of ordinary she. tf a flow be defieirot In these points set It down sgain»r her, that »be will never be a aoperkir an-1 Imai either for bolter or milk, exeept in I a small quantity. A row having a long, disproportioned udder, with teats as large । as a man's wrist, may. poascM the qualx ties of a medium milker, but will never < be Hand to yield as much rieh milk aa a I row having a square udder, sly-ut a> large as a ten quart pail, and A>or Opts only, a goed distance apart, and nearly aa long as be width of a man’s hand. In sdditixm to throe signa of a milker, ' i Periodical Dn EA1- FblfAUt tol X HtKHGLLAKIllKa. More TRUTH THAN POETRY." i REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. H’lir Il it Bii'l I I Will LARGE STOCK OF Tobacco <fc Snuff MARKED DOWN! OUR STOCK GROCFJ11E& KEROSENE OIL For «1 — F«r Uni lots I Abo, Choice Aarorttoent of Lamps, Oil . Cone. die.. &c. scxzooET" BOOKS I nave a FULL STOCK of BOOTS STATIONERY. AND SHOES, in tba tala of .MT can offer you BPLEM DID BAJIGAINBX Com prises more thafl tbe uaital Buck and Kinds kept in a Country Stiira* and Arnta UNION STORE ar ■B3KRTOIT& HLOKx A Splendid Assortment of CANDY AND CANDY TOYS OUR FACILITIES For Doing Busimesg, R. Flavoring Extracts! THE BOMAN nothing for interest, nothing for heaping book., nothing for bad debts, and eoly • SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS TO I mH for cash or ready pay, charge ALL KINDS OF R. RSCBRBD ARE EQUAL TO AHY IN STATE. DRY GOODS. TUI BEST DIAMOND HI ft•qi!! e?i H h I tiHi ‘ Hi We are prepared to SELL GOODS M-dlebta. Pure Liquors. Must and S h all be old. FhysJciaes PresCTipUoM Carefully pel op. MODERATE CHARGE. RACE THE mimumm BAD-WAVB READY RELIEF. 1SL—Jfsedasnlr sailed with paia ex alskaaea. lb. BMor HSDW AT ■» READY RELIEF will affool laimadlste Eaaa aaa axumiaale Uo thtwl*d.-tf salTsrioc fiomaay aaate. laSamalary, REMEMEER THAT acblley CROCKERY Will not he Undersold I ' Maar Thanks to oar I’stroa*- for past fleers. is they largest ever broguht to this mart, F. I. ACKLET. I..,, Ju. M. IHA MA . I o. L sFAnrrt. BssUsgs.Dee. », UU. HARDWARE STORE . n* Great Invention of the Age la BO-DIP SHIRKS. BRADLET'S New Faust liVPEX KL IPTIC (or dMblt) STRING BKIBT. II. A. GOODYEAR LET THE AFFLICTED READ I THE HASTINGS of all kinds, DRUG <fc BOOR STORED OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS and will be sold nt Railroad Prices, Addlag Transportation; aad coni*eu BSlnty of 1 M>OT8 & EEKDX8, IRON,/ NAILS, J ■ STOVES, of ALL KINDS. or ide oarta ■ra, and Warranted Good* I , । ( stau^enfote| ihe'BMd^i STOVE PITS. SAP FANS, .Mu U.IM4— ,,^r srwras: sair.a । i ; i We also keep so besA s gseB UMtvrUIM'd< Shirts and Drawers Shelf Hardware, , FOR THE BaIR. Books, PANS, PCTUILS. INKS.P AFEa.KNTEUlPEB ROPE, aX Matbotue er RADWATR UKF win da atom good, and caa be «.«d for re^erywea. Uan ten dollars expended far ubind-stones, ■BAD WBA$ MM. WESCOTT 8AT8. ra ■ORfllKD TBOUBAND OTBBIld BAT TMKKAVfBr Farming Tools of all Kinds, i JEEVES’ AMBROSIA. School Alaa a tidl stock af- GROCERUB^! lAINTS. • , , ■ , i U . We hove a very Urge a^rtmenl Ou. ib Oaid—A griiUemsti Just re- . tamed from a visit bi Muskingum county WARHANTSD HLA8S. U pUTTY AND ^TOODEN ^ARE mi mwim. to mut. Ata,, NOBIAS, HOODS, *«. lutmmurs Lin. 'TIO SCRATCHISO- MOT EABTEMN EBATWKB, And l-varlably * •OLD AT«AIMUM> rtUM �mobtciue -]• HASTINGS BANISH. UHIW'Elt* .WUrfT' ^aCT^s^Jt {Wy aak lh» CXtsttionof oor ry^dsrs tp: ths following article from thy Si Jeseph Trmier, in relation to the labor being dune on tba west end of tba Michigan ■al CStaJk C..TJ a FPi, .K wa'know’ and Ha determined energy and ( Ulb day Uttayi <*rd*r*d. TMifraM,.M ! ‘ ----------- — activity of tba Preaidaut and Director* tAUUempaay, much of tbit Road, as will connect 8u Jod^b With Um . Michigan Central at or near Three Oaks, will bs built tba pressnt/srt**n ; and that it* eonatruction fmm 8u‘Towph to Laming S tidly a 1 । । I Ctf gutiip •sum, q*satiui^f U»*. . . Geo W. Carpenter appeHtt. rs. Arnos Tb* Br-ard of Directors of the Chica­ go and Michigan Grand Trunk Railway, J. Eggleston apprllunl.— Appeal. This In Besaiim in thia village, laat week', di­ «m a suit tu rteovur <>na pr»n>i«*sv note. rect ad tbe President of Tbe Company, nr1 Tried by Jury, yardiu for appsUra, fur 10 dollars ut>d 51 cants and emu. IJ., oftXeG. T. Railway of Canada, to locate Wright for appellee, Fmtik Allan fur opthe mad M soon as possible. Air. ehan. pettrnt Charles V. Patrick tt Phillip Leonard ' •sy is expected hers within a week from the pretcM lime, and ,upop bit JtarivaL nnd Orin Leonard,—Amumpsit. J udgrwill ot^anln a -compaftnt dmpd ATctigi- mmt for Pl^ntitT hr cooeent of parties, l>-t 203 dollars aad ouatk. H. Wright neers. and lead them forth tn tba wutk. forPlaintiff, A. Holbrook for Defend-, •nt. • Milo J. Phillip .appellee, w. Amos I the track in .the vicinity of this village, when lbs lima for uu actual and final sur Muabersnd Reuben Larnbee.—Appeal J Continued. C. G. Holbrook lot appellee. Joseph M. Wn«d appellee, John Rick ixp.topic of Charlotl* have offered 1 •230,000 io ho** tbe iu»d l.rotcd frum art appt lint—Appeal. Continued uu Otsego to'lhal ptdrff tia BMtrvue. That pay mem of costs until next term, on ap amount of money is siije Ui be paid th* plication of tbe appellee. Wm. Burgher At C. G. H*>lhro**k for company bow whichever route it may appellee-, James A. Swerzry t-r appellant uke from Otsego. Ira Davenport w Albert E, Wellman. ' The commissioners are Instructed t« — Ejeoiment. CnDtirmed by atipulatfiai. proceed at ones with the w<>ik uf procur­ ing eubsqripiiofM to the capital stiozk <>f James A. BwavvMy for Piantiff, Mills di the CfMhpgny.--Mr: If.- d4Stnoghimi of Burgher for Defri.dehl. Ira Davenport vi Hsury D. Vorom.— Otsego, Is procuring legal subscriptions U.-tilihurd by •tipulsUon. along the lin* from that point to Lausmg EjcrUu.nt, Jnmrs A. Sweezry lor Planiiff Milla & and freh onnfiffimt that he can secure Bamker for Dvfrndeni • I00.000of reliable *took iatbwi locality, zNaltun A. Sh«w, by .bii next friend. tbe present spring. appellee, vs. Esquire Runyon -appellant . By the direciluu ofthe Board *n order ha* been Issued to each sulgwriber. by | Continued. James A. Swerzey lor ep whsebbe 1* required to pay pi the Treas­ ptlht. H. Wright for appellant. U’lhUni B. Rcmininuloi'm Orin Jng urer of the company five per centum of ®a *ub*ctipiion, on the fifteenth day of nun.—A»siimp>iL Settled. Gvo. Grey May next. Thia money la to be applied lor Plant iff; James A Sarreuy for Deto^the toreliou and *«»*Uuctfou ot tbe CHASCESY orotr. SPOO f Ihrrr.U Ctisewy, si met ourtoouw iii^u th. Tartar day *f Mhrsh. A. D. v SHERIFF SALE ’M SV.^iStSJSr-33WK Chills and Fever, out of .ad under Ibe •<•*1 of tbo cirreli rjrjfcr ; pta wd i£iZJ “lewrtiitfwdeS&nl. J-d I i which bU boon levied spwi tbo Mleol>.< !»«• . _ . . —. ...»A K.ir.riAa rrHh - ■ «! Ouartrf Bilious Fever, Kctatr ot !■*•!** H- Mchol.. .VT4 TK OF MlCUM A X. Cosaty of B*rry, aa. At.m»1^lh.rmtawCo»rtfer‘b««^y village af H**tlBgs,e» lt»»lb d*y of Juns IM*. .1 nu. A ttack r. *.. sfuid day. all -U* Hgbt title wd lol«r**4 *t ll>. “‘J U««ry Hiltar la sad ta 111* cbovw d.Mnbrd Iu4. DM«1 Hmtlogt. April ITlb. IJM, • -v *prnwf J K.HAU. gbrdr Congestive Chills, ,n ■•II eortma “,a COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. ta hereby girre. Ihu the Commta*i*a*r>. H’P-ln*d fo ">• »>>»** (fort In uid for <h» eoanly of Berry, lo bw. teen. u>d *4a*t claim* again! ibe IMrte <-fJM» I*«». JmenJ. ' 1st* of tb. townlup of Rnll.nd. in lbw Cossty ef Berry. wiUmml tar th. purpn* slrw-tving •ad bmrio* .utb <J«iru», M th. Ueunly ilrrka Offle., la mM minty. <m Mreday. Ikjtibdw of June, end as Um »d d*y ofr.j,umber. I*U. cl tea o'clock. In lb. forwms < rrsch M Uawc AGUE Diarrhea, , Now. tbmforc. by virtu* i/spweTtft *md *>*r*£sr omUtard ssg >U*l.M> th* Mb rf J sly* UximaSil 0>* .llrr««.u W that d II Sm - M S E113) th* CMrrt Basse hi the vitlcjr •( RHOml sold cesoly. U«h wiU b* Mid st JUtaTrnb E. H. DUNNING, SwrileuMvr ’hFswkjs uTthr w—i. ttasrt. for lb. UnU UjuiluicBt of sit cldrul »*»>“•» **&*!*< April IT. I'M aprHwf J. M. CAOWAIXADRU. I -___ .. Dysenteiy, (A trim copy.) AUeev. (U af naris , J.MUwau. “riP*< adulnistiiaVorviuilk. ell iM ERY ORDER. Periodical Headaohi SHERIFFS SALE red sort esty.rtx. AND CHEAPESTT I*l«M»l, krt-<M.a> C. Trio­ |T Mtiafartovily .npranaxby .Mao! on 6k I m thl« Mu^.lk.Ub.^»s..a»m»ddr<«<taata WOn rMrfufc Ung tbo pvtltom. du'r tenfee.1 .rr sot rr.KtaMaM u«^laic uf Xidiixas bqi «• of bigvf J. Laribee Uuardiai.uf said ouuurs. *uta In ik* at.t. ef Obta. O* mml»n *f C O IlJbrosk. ermplmnuil* Hulielior II i» Ontarol. U-t <fo a*** «-»»-«)• A NEW- FEATURE TOON ROBqiTR, Pliyririaa *ad>Q • ADMlNiSTUAiOlTS SALE. I. It.e w-.tUr Ufibe «*taU uf Jun*. N. IXrting SHERIFFS SALE. Nrrtir* U beraby givsa thM is pwrswan** •/ fo Ctas* onl .nthjrtli ;nml.d M mo to lb* Fr.t«o Court fo< tb. ensoty of lUrn s-,4 .1st* of MtrS gas. 1 ahJI vspvw la swlv st Public Auction W* u>. Wgbw. WaUer, tb* Mb dsycf M*r MXI, m o'clock ia ibe attersuos. »l lb. a*nb d.x.r afcbw-Osrt Hom. I* tb* vUUg* «< UsMiap. la wd county. Uc foDuFlax deaenbed mlauu. belaac)— t,„Ll «*i*i*t* wU: Tbr -...th.—, -...xt— Jr th. —-r Watches and Jewelry jeco FOB. , 7 •BATING SALOON Ctrt*il Lbwrt ttaiii wur. co. » THE Old Establishment! f K’S TIED 13STI ‘ 2S Dumb Ague. OWN NOBIA& 8A«M CHANUER? order gWf» OF MHMHUAMi Emots Jmau tR DCXF1XG. MVbiUAoK SnLE«. Greater Inducements i/ Atriy. M (foiam-. A tb« • t;i«<e of Hutu***, “b** *' AprUjL.it. TO THE COUNTRY TRADE THAN EVER BEFORE. Y'kbTACl.T hn>t been madek *♦ I U ofa anriweeiMaM by Liao* ' Merchant CtenM'fee***1 and IftaU* a* K^helU. b.fni.tr, »*uer. jaoz ilroad Cjoths, Summer Cloths, A Full Assojitmcst'M- GROCERIES. ‘ Good Tea at one Dollar. »»«„ a iRMt,'"' CARPETS, Vi?? ‘M“” OXZ. CLOTH0, Mat^ Rugs, Ac., djc. wui r.tw, Window Kuum, •’ 7 , , FgHnYawAM (be >w**» ■>”< ■artaMi aaMfowTtowfl: Tbe' Mrtb-wwl quarter ofsrolMvare Notions. »MM3‘ra­ TU»W’ <x*« . Llx ODDS, Yankee Tailor, r,.tiift3S’.ja:a>Kc2Sa^ sot.Cnrad Roush is t>«« a rwideal ct tbe rnntv Great Decline! RY GEOCHWISD. C*Urwjf.jAuw."<UuUai«M, ItUI «oo»s, WHITE; GOODS? J “7 MORTOAdE SAL* ‘'■attWlfkM.t.kLMKOwu Remittent Fever, Continued on setount ot insufficient no­ tice. I. A.’ llulbr.K.k for PUutiff, Mill* de Burgher for Defendant*. . Stephen Vail *k J amts A. Swryasy.— Asuimpsiu Continued. ., Reuben Town <Sc Allan Sheldon vs.Sime­ For Sale by all Druggist*. on McCaffrey, Edward McCaffrey, and Barnard McCnffrcv.—Asaumpstt. JvdgeWm. SpobhiK &Go-,mehifor Pfaritiw for 301 dollars, and ‘ * Naslwillc, Tenn. 2g rents and costa. L A. Holbrook for Plant iffs. Rufus Tyler ss. Simeon McCaffrey, No man’* faith lo the dltimats succrm Edward-McL'afftey.—Assumpsit. Judge­ of thia entsrpriM, need waver for a *ingl* ment for Plantiff for IPG dollars and moment. ~ if nt> aid should-c»<he from coals. I. A. Holbnaik lor Plantiff. John Dunn tu. Davtd Gage.— As. Mr. Brvdge* or from any V.hr* foreign Judgement for-. Plantiff for aoerts, th* people along tbe' line of tbs •umpsit. proposed road, have tbe ability end means 1170.20 and cost*. L A.-llulbn>ok for to conetriK*-it. tMmseivr*. If Itahall Plant Iff. SI,000,000 Worth Benjamin 8 Dibhta and Wm. 8. Dibpra^s failure, a e>u>t>n«»rcy wh.sh we. do t>* con template, tfi* people who orb •de **. Julius C. Sprague.—Asximipsit. JudgiuueuL for Plnnl)ff/or 1 101,26 and to<bo benefited by tbe rood will ha>• on­ ly themselves to thank for that fiulure.— eoata H. Wright lor Phmtiff OlbsrpeupU are building roods with not Ann* B- G«>lry Complainant vt. Kras­ half the *n*ril* this one p<m»e*ac*, sod ina H. Cu!*y Dr&ndant—Divorce.— Wiiboul regard lo vain* I Nof lo b« paid for wjhbl*** nisan* than our po-plrcn ebn Bill not granted on aeoount of insufficient until yo* know whol you are nsiC No appearance iff Defendant.— trol. b It n» mueh-tu nsk' of the people that they shall all unite now, and give I rank Allen lor Complainant. BT A. B. BOWJN A CO. Richard Jones Complainant r». Dwtfchl this enwrprtre a new Impetus and push (Agent* for tbe MuofoclurvnJ Saofcvtl Dekndent. —Forclokure. Con­ _ ; No. M Rcekmao >Israel, Naw-York. tinued. I. A. At C. G. H»llir"ok lor rW*Brotb.r Lxwo|,. -of th* IF»«lrrn Q-mplainant, M. 8. Biackelt for DafenRural, complcfrrt that certain artlcl** in denu ' Horatio G. Steadman Complainant m. <^*r loot 1**uc were copied from the col- Mary Jane Su-adinan Defendant. — Di«*BBa Ua p*p*r, wltbvtA credit >4tng rorce. Continued. -H. W right for Com­ gin*. W* think possibly one of tb* arU- plainant. Josiah C. Richard* Complainant r*. da waa aliped from th* Rural and abould M'lton Beach and Tholnaa Aematruna have been credited, thr other we foumPin Defend-nia. — Furdoaure. Decree tor , • W* •» Chicago, pnxfj olb kl4G arm cotta. W. L. Cobb for Cu». er agricultural selection*, and published plahtaat. without being credited. But wa will be J"P^r Parish Executor of the laat MM wigallnal XaMojbegs^lZ MM MsperFaadMTnk Deep*.... Kt* MUorLadle. J.w.lry............ mor* carefull In future, that the ability* will and te.tamrnt •■!Alm->t>d Parish d.» eased. Complainant w Ismsb 'WHIiaMi ttM Gold Loei.u. engrsvvd )«b, energy and wisdom ol Brother Law is may ' » watch Ao* part** isduUua . Drfeudrn:.—Bill lo Redeem. Argbed ba known and appreciated by our reader*. lOhoolaflM Wk^CMMs.' nii"sa* and submitted. I. A. Holbrook for Com­ plainant* James A. Bwerxey fifr D»f«n 4400 Bri?BZ«rr^*to’d J.IA vaiesnit aVMiUnl style Vol SNeck Cbstus Hulbrot* for lUPa^^Twey.^alrt' ; (Waiaaat, ftvU £ NX Jtnw* Tfc*4«r. AgfodaM. rr Mti>focurilr spaewnag by aflUavIt *s fl* Intermittent Fever, , Mr. Brydgc* has given Mr* Morrison almost positive aa*urav>ce that he <111 be able to negotiate a loan of four million* dollars, on second mortgage bonds, to be used in constructing th* road bed, erect­ ing buildings etc., tba first Mortgage be­ ing held for tbe iron, and rolling stuck. Th* Board are a|l united lo. th* detertnlnstlun to prosecute th* work with the ultno«t despatch, and strong bopegyare esUrtaiawd that tbe a MelM Of road can be put under cun tract tbe present Miata Stariff oc Ttanday umrarng J which ntarwad A verdict <>f not guilty, do*XTm*M>I MCta JBajtinjj’8n Window C^njuni, A J. L Orrtaxo xr Mt'.Ow Mrawu aff dtmusc. uatatus. urn* AWsaMr -1 , nMlilMJMG «OOD>. -At >uoca M WW wa lk* nrt LOWKST. LMtni FOR 8A1.E. *’**•< ” HARVrr vrytiGitY,-* ' - a **; Md*K>r* *>*r sMW.la ' »«W«I. April Via. n-M.1 . . MSJEF- *“***. J. MCasiwauAsre; '. Reghlvr. CHANCERY ORDER. ~ •Jte»'.t».'iedA <_ M >X-4.H*<a-E.— Wag Uteklb* TAy%y.lcai0^- KhtbU* Jsdirial Cir- ■tofW � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-05-09.pdf 3b38043852b5998cec0fca87d9e6ecdc PDF Text Text MORTGa. OZITSAH .juulf (Unit* HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1880.. . Cit gistings Warner, gMltngi Buhtm jirntnf. —■—■———— fotal Brt jjjutdhitnu, ; GREAT RUsil ^A^sisK^raaz'iayxs -..■ff-? CASH STORE High Prices Busted Up comm* NEWQOODS 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for »I,00, AT TllS a*oca*T, MMT E. II. DUNNING, “‘d““"I *««• ““."WWff M, Msreb »■ th 1M». ■ I- • sJl •« VIIUIUH CBUMJPj Mrrtarwt >* Auu, AU'j f.r XlaftgAgM.^ jKsrrf SHERIFF'S BA'lXJ nr uii'iuniv n..l. r-L Paints, Lohcr*** Variety Grocery Store, k Ike papers to be “made s%.dej" but the tmatrumi'prepared by these perodw dictors d»ee n.a often *bdek up" the faith inspired by their' adrettfsetnenta. W* d.raoi mean u. cowdHUP DI am«l|ed pahent mvd.ou.es, for some have been found (HOOD ASTHBUSST! CHEAPEST!, rent Cosrt for the CMMf LOW FIGURES, »M*t KiLLau - We learn th^t Mr. Lyitjiar A FUST CLASS f. I. MUETI, striking him np-tbr hr^d and arm. Wr learn that a little Daughter of Mrs. Wickham. t.f Carlton, was badly injured hy falling down stairs, atrlkIng on the post of a chair which penetrated the abdomen. Her recovery is ctm«ld«T DUSMK6. AGENTS WANTED. 1. 0. <>r 0. F.—We learn. with much pleasure tha(.m Friday evening. Resting* bafce, Nt-. M, V Q •■TO.'F.. DW lain* Tailor, • Lirh mortgage ibsrs 4*W RKAtrr UAD£ • Profitable Employment for Mtn, Wo- Bleu, and Ghiidrru.., Full paniculpraoauh fren; ot full particulars, and ■ sample wnrth more than the tn-nejr, sentto at address for tcl> fegtt-. Addr«*S, , B. B. Caawsu, KwosIm, Wh. ClOTniSe, lu ilf tBOADCLOtlU, CAH8IMEBK3, TJQTIXa Aa4 other . riRfflsHIMGCOODa, ------- tr . ------At BUGA* m LOW *a Ike vorv LOWAT. 5R-' G- «®LB*D<»K. . UssUsgs. May SMk, IMA. aiyllyr V/*..--------- ,t— mji-i LANDS FOR SALE. or suspended a>r aevea years. was rrinstal- BOTTOM OUT rd with evrry assurance uf peim.uetit prttat erity,Special*D*-poty Grand Master O F TIFE B. hl. RuaaHI. of Bailie Creek .flk-iat.ng The following Brothers were elected and duly itistallvd Into their respective chairs as Officers for the current term. N.«.. N. Bsiuw, V.G..J.MALS, < Beet., Wji 8. Goonrcsn, \ Treasurer, J RlcHAUtMOS, I. G., FnpKktcs D. At klxt. ‘ * ■ DRY GOODS Sawing Manhinsa, naaiUabaat MAKEB8. st Maaur^turks pHess. The Place .io Buy Ma«M»M >M Kamatad JftarteU. MACHINE FLKDING i*. Geneva ManoCsctuiing Q... wh<su> ad ten Mnilo loMaula *■•*••«■ saaa 5 .H's* M. amt*Ksfsset»ia Balked. -J • K-smUJe Batknd................ - M W s Wnu, 880 Broadway, have just tasted a no* and improved Phrem.logie.tl Bu«t, allow iuglbu latest cUaeiflcation and a«t UWU IO -Um-W UU. *11 U HU NEW G00i)8T NEW CNJODBT ir.l w • ; a-. - i3i« u. *oj. Sts Srpe*aaW'rM«p' For Cash Cheap Uoum. In llx tof lllrry, . :u.d». oi Italic lUlllt Mamlu. tvotnts, urtts tlwnirtit can be found In aoolbrr column, the* <Str a large assortment of Gold and Biker Watehea al >12 eatjh. . <Wk'-IVA- • s .w4A*’*g**— CMne and See Wbontun, ©mail NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CESCHW.ND, Merchant (inoCERIEfi Not rvtunutag at night ararefi was made f..r hinCaud Ik «a> found dead, with both . Jj to cam *t foiling «»f a tree, oh Friday^ aAertun.n. It is ai.pp.Tcd that in falling, the tree struck another, whichTfndce off and Hew back EATING SALOON ! t IL Cards, y Aad every Hung at the sama aalooiahiogly Pbjr«kiau andHurgvM. Owvlliag sa Itrmd- SHERIFF'S SALE..a.., ■n OF MIOH1GAX. D.rrv CM.aty; *4 ir.TLSiXrrsihrai iinnq iTMm i.c„ &.c., Hasnxos Rkadixo Ctacu.—The neat meeting of the Reading Cjrolr will in­ held at the Reaidenee of Rev. J. W. Ban­ croft on Friday evening the tJth icat., Hours from 8 to 10 »’ch<fc P. M- JOUS HoDEBTS, OOQD SHOWN StCAUMi^u. Oik, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, . £ Card Board, AND CHEAP A8 THE A NEW- FEATURE J For the People! puurat raijj <£ Medicines, . WUtXi; HARMONY , Vejinw*uorxiit*« m* .**. uuutui ' BLftCS, -f RUSSELI, & NEVINS, Weiiave,a<a <.f th. best Bofovted 8»Mt>> IwlheMar* irt ^kU kinds .if QritJU, Vl«uij ■.'"i-ir fitw*. UUUMT MW, adaessM W Off Summt MteW . . ■ ■. ■ , , IC »-.N. ..<T ■ ’•-i^^'53-sir'— Ma.T.B. AOSm .nd may be earned In the p>«kat, «a«.uly 8L00. May be arnt by Exprs.*. or »» freight. AdJrwe, F«*LSB 4 88» Broadway NawYt rk. Www: I '■»!• •-'*£ MIX AT ' WT 1 li0J *•’J'“ ,b l“ 4*" ‘ • ■ lnifo_m_IMces, SvFMtxTwoaar ------- -------- - .-r^ Uaoa ruuM-r lUl ft-XR*. *• Lar Jkprrintrndriit of tbe Michtgeu Osauaj Radrv*d., ^»"^y ,?*«" b"'S! ‘ Tt,L la e,.litrarfirt«d Ul aai iFATU.F-MilCfcB mmc-jmun®; Sum n n u, Vwa* SmM »A323anafcS'at,iH#^i ■ mtutf Muea wsa. �re to gat up, fur all tte » pickle I Think of me /with shawls. mufti a, and tVenty glrloK to! If 1 ted stop* Stltrtri gertrg. It ia iwf aduptiOK,ITer? lli“ «‘“»H jHal- l»ilcri«i(t arrry «ew thfttg y»a ^rwenJnf. It te no* buying a. rry taftemate tte: cumra ah ug. It la ■a eateteRng two thouanod d' Han p.r Uonun which thousands will allow ttemaelvea to te gnidedte rarly. prqjod-ssw that have, and can te>e no rational town daliuo, or-by concluriou* tealily drawn ^Jwf bto Miton hundred. W.adwnd hasiag ihagiaelBRlkW fur lh Ulii. permpet thought u»b'wVq»4' hack over tteJast Gv* y oe'r* of .wir hwvry, and seeing the ruin and Wurni* that a Mind and unresisting assent u- tte dogmas-ofdwnagngmis ba» brought upon us. should a<> tar surrender bl* uuu.b.»rtl. in* Individual right to think anti set^fm bbighest thought, to any party m fcci.-w. to the extent that his I height shall l» only that wbteh can be utterod in u iirtf with tte cry uf th® party with which he neck, and kh-d me r%ht my l>paHunun nature couldn’t stand ttet, and I M0ter wegnte MM.- >h was'tte Kttttima I •»ergj>t th|t taste, and It was powerful good. 1 bwlveve 1 could hays doff that tecrecy la diacunaonato with intin- kissed that gal from Julius CVxar to the ■ / “Jack,” said stef“■• are sorry to die The two stnetgest barriers to-day i/i n a mrmter* of our Order are entitled to pc- turbprou.^Kit wua*c you see mo bum*!" the way of justice to the freedman are harriers eroeted. tte »mr by projedte tte I did do it, mJ ted Mother emack at other by party. ’ Projudu-e cri« out th* guo, loo. After that we took a “nigger, niggrr.” end wvskmmded men J kinder turtle dove after each otter, both stand back in awe. verifying tte atatrl— then, that we ahould preserve from ■i. utuseinging like a barrel of newcidsr, meot that it often require* more arairsgr to face public opiwton. i-r a l.«vg fco-r-f wteu we were away from each otter. Terse at th* clues of a glorious sum­ aversion than to Walk boldly to tte, can­ mer day, the aut> was setting behind a nun’s mouth. Tte. h>-priog thought o! distant ten-rveat, tte bull-frogs were party oppoaltlon Is. “it will stand In the to give every approved member hie just rommeoctog their evening song*, and way of oar ascons*,” and aa to gratify a rights—u> presena unbroken that aacrsd polly-woga, ln their native mud-puddles, selfish espedienoy it either rotuses the bond of union which eocirdM,IJ*J Rnd lo ware preparing tbemsalvee for the abadea aid which wijuld cmifiuib with ita.princirfatar lUnwinb caryy out the great object's «f Atrr'aksoeia- of night, and Sal abd myself aat upon an plea, ortt bitterly opposes, because Raerni antiquated back lug. listening to tte mu would avail it nothing end aid only tte Dot aa many >uppo*<* “tq tekr a sic «if nature, such ua true-toads, rooster* opposing power. Tte firmer. ‘ I do n-.t leap in tte dark." TM 1f»ed'»*«nt*l and jpunttog pl«*, and tew and then tte teeiuta to any. I* tte p>toUuO of • large .nrinciples of our aocirly are before the music of a jacks** was waf ed to «ur sera p- rtlon of tte Union party, tte latter i* ' WUtld. It* deed* are not concealed from by tte gentle x»phy re that sighed among the potion of that oUur party, always Cblic scrutiny, while it* Qm.litutiyn and the mullsnataike, and came heavy laden ready to give ignoramw power while it W*.re within tte Am&i^afl tetto wish with the deHblote CtJori'nf hen-roosts and can enntriil tte power thus granted, hut pigetv ns. . Tte laat lingering ray* uf tte clamorous Ukwithbold, if by ths power setting sun, glancing from too button* of I that none exceptmmkwp.^f;tte|tssttarm. a aulitary boraoman. «teue through * 1 ; ly aiepermiltad W tefnild. 8-demn and knot hole in a bug pen, full in Sall's face, «herc inculcated ttet dying ber hair an orangs peel hue. and Tb« RAlr><t [N. hive never reached tte ear of any, save showing «dT my thread bark cuat, to b<xd _ _^,r.'ltel th. Pr»4 ex Gov. n..|>lM those who have proved IheniselJvW wor. •dvantage; uoeoftny srnta was anomdl. _z. __________ , JUy, of the sacred trust. They have re- 8sl’a w*i*t*^py haad reeling >>o lbs email dtet'apolicy in Narth Carolina ia acnin 1 rmdited there for ages, hallowed arebivaa of ter beck, ate was toying witn my au­ plate tkilure ; ttet atuitooeoahmiata now In tte State, fawn the burn lock, of jet btock huep ate was al­ Uli every mpat gene and I. Was ditto. She l<*.kbd highaat to the lnw«M, and that the owe**bk* a grassbopper dying with tte biecu p^ ion leaden are determined ttet Union man ahall never govern the Stein. It 1 unsullied, inviolate, and untarnished.-r and l.iok lite a mod-tortl* choked with a adda: “Tte cww of,matoration ha* . Uur Order ia tte handmaid ./-v^tae. and cudfrt hall. “tel.” satai, in a voice as muho.1 a* been suddenly arr.wted. Tte State h i* I it must flourish. It call* into life and the notes uf a dying swan, “will yuu have teen art hnetr to . tte pown * uemprd ........................................................... . when tte w«rt w«« cummentod. atid nd nature, ann looceaa must crown v«r ef3te turned her eyca heavenward. clasp­ f»rts. Ginquarosw-hwe* had-Rtelr Uito, ed mo bv tte tend, ted co attack uf tte beavtes'and blind eQggsra.: with a sigh' - their brows with wreathes of immortali- J Iteldtow tar;sbqo-etrings totev pd*n*. • ly. These bavk’bfie* tevtt d4te;1fewev- i Anything that has for "its object the ad . er aS the-espesae <4 human teppineks . and of morals and religion. But tte. I . tropblsAUl hty'-ft>i*Aftet'are the deed* i ioration of the condition of mankind .wr of charity and th* prond achievements uf I--------------^ u, i —- —-r—-rr-x— -m laaeens the file add miserly* hxndsnr in,!­ ItteZaprtliiHEte ■auto'itf "Ltefedteca. _ Well to mates long story abort, she human life—anything thag drgws closer. and virtue. They are unsullied by crime. art tte. day. and we practiced fur four weeks every night how we w.utld enter the room to be-,married, till we gut«> , unward.aud we •rna.jHook fTwsr^ wltb wrti wm1d walk us grsoefel as a couple ef I fwrfidroewto a ■ day Vwri-fiir dntMl wban Mwscnvy ducks. The eight lite empsn^and ibe minister cams, the signal wa* admiration. Ttet each are lbs objects off onr society *h*ll find an abiding place io every village anfttemlet in nsr ited. and givtoj and arm in arm wo marrted Odd Fellowship, none who hauUaRen । the smoke of our altars shall g» up from through the crowded tell. We wane r brtdte.JI A just entering the perlorMuor, when I _gpd ijperatious will presurn* to deny.—* went down kerutep on tbw oti-cinth. pull­ ing Sal i after in a. Some ertaard fellow had dropped a banana skin on the fli"Wand it floorwdjtoy--It split an awful bote ry fundsm-iUl j in my casaiirttriji, right under my drop* Vegetable Exirw-t, tar !.«.<>• K,»«""wrvt'iiw IMPUKTANT QUA] ,10 TTIWinT, SMI A rilTrtb WM.rtol.rt lU. A LECTUBE , ' , < J ‘•AtoCT khw.MM0.”^OId Rr». Mr. R. wa> >••><• day aueodint «te funeral ..f <mo i>f tte memtera of hl* church, wten after pr.Umg tte many virtuva of tte dr ceaard, te turned to the beretecd tea­ tend and Mii<l: , ■• toeteter bias* ol..iiriiig light, aepure and unsnUied as. tte rays, that emanate more proud babies, nn>le hive syrup, ate. from tte throne of iteBuraat ^x!.- I’ll ju«t 1*11 youTuiw l got caught I was eeiMsly ■•». T ..^^w.r"-^otte.r. A KiailtolAgSta.Bctedr.ibXswrsrk.-Bd* by all ttsslrrs is Medieiae*. , . f-sbuss itowsll)wiltest th* too* UM> vf iuwraw .-u.dlelsr ur lb* ppp"- ^gtiftsssaasM?^ FUR IRREGULARITIES. *Tbi»%*ci|ira tboold b*.1*. *hf tend* st SsUI prvuaralive. u4 better iMa »nr “iU texi'svr*.' s ■pM4< sad ecnaiu *peci*e for tb« car* ofsU slniriteiM .ad **ppr*MtoM at ester*. T ««upt *f lb. CeetUteteyrt *«>► sjwjxisw l-ait when, *pe«k ia lbs stresgwl lenu of pro. Mi*tr gnat eaerils. They are rapidly ul:»[ pUeJu(«*ervetter Festo* Uieiidy', **e an, aidered by *M who Fee* ausht «t tUt,. m Mr*«t> rWeat. and a<to iatalUbl. prvpanM* .••crs may LatorMSlB » gvlff'Wst* tra.«“ M>r Mt cf JtvtHy soserli Dl.MRtod <s wses-eaa tby.’ K r. fomu ETOX. 1*5 Cb*k>‘ rwyCcnn., «bo «l b» rvaislul •" TO CONMVMFrtTER. ’CONVIXM keep* ait aecvrale a. froint of all rw-ripi. and dlsburamieiv* All the suteMutta! NjMtMrt afM* te te.. with *• little<d ite pprpleaiuea a* tells V. tte hit of «i.»t mow. He teut <•■«! Cittern. rteerWIy htitirteg h>s stere of *11 th.- terdsna THE MOST SKEPHCAtJ THAT TMCRX I* UMK0UALLSO VIRTUE ur THU ■ ,SED JACKET - VTTOCaASW • leyarc a com THE SILVER SKIRT! MoroDturablo, ’*' Moro Elastic, < W .11 ' ’ Moro GriuJcful! And will keep it* hk.pe apdietela II* otir brightest tepee tod fondest anttepa- ktefkr w my lite te b« ,ta|wn<.*yib^»’ -UM.V JtetoJte >encr*tad partavte of shake* every time I saw a pretly gal apstreet mi ancient and honorable iaatiutten in priteihftit'ftiKr W W crtW any time rather than face one ; 'twasn'l because I’ didn't like the critters, fur I toro^b tpaaof « tU Sbnii mya- was behind the frnoo looking zil them, aUrte, tte aatote. tew, tte solemn end through a knot "Bole. 1 couldn't look at1 ^szSZ'^.'oiVcnbz:. Paruta JF* par* d ui i.i* । ‘lOUmK: ^>1a-.M«*gJ»*M«»*lH»l<aM»4*. « P tENNETT PIETERS * 00. wifi aecwrr tte grralral nr! irtornsto tte proprietor; or whst a'll te • th. brat tnsnnsrrif toanagiqg ttem. a line class will te toliaCwrVitti tenting tew iiHIm forest, as tte tesu.wsy to srowro tebry Another will prefer rte Straw h-i-, n-l ' C ) Benzoin is not Benzine* Benzoin rai»tsTi«£ ro woblsg iM (Orseon'l-s • «44r«* ,Jtn. MU WAtUl.W I IX> /itpM —•Hi»i Rmi* Elixir ■ sU-'TkltfA’PWpVtetees^MkeU sb.*’* HMtlnn. May V>. !w». , Us witorssa* to spnficaUoa. *»d b*o«l t" votoi kSoSivdjwQflM .be.. fwo ' . .. > v~» , , epsTRiKn'j V frrtoltfteg JPtosMw. Besstj **< , •a*terwipteMH»»«*^r^AIJ, 1LUJ I , mteiMU. ‘ -?** •eternal truths unfolded to those who en­ ter MW* atooaU tor Tpnwte and bow to elaters supp.lanls to tte inner i«nd;^>wq,tebiad the -------- and wishing tte. tbunwirnld break ap,M I could >y. F,emoted up a bunah -- d as il.wwsgM>mJ«MMd mighty uneoralortabls. I concluded to shirt up tte d«or poat-. Nu »>e«r saidthan done, nod I won found myselfsnug in i*d. - N<>W." says I, “let ter rip! Danse * LharaadCklMrtn* *d»»lal*tei *d when 4e■ted mhI adrtebl*. (lire Msaaatl. ras heard io another f proovM «a* rw,____ |*Mig-ftM>Mtteti»' »««>«« around tto, ward tte spvt occupied by th* doctor andthr strati^ lie tear!- Mutter squeak.—' til te tea Ironed tte cellar of Ml ,ltel in fwt«r« ha may appl. a r. Tte pngreawee farm., lo.ra u«rw and he ki^>aa ttel.Io he sue rfcr«Wr-tof^ It -wuh rnrruy. And , ■ ; , ■ ; aWJSSJfSSW’Xt parted—oyster slew* brandy cnek 'tbila. hj fl* 'j^a’rat * wbieb iu.!M«‘ 4.M4M. wr->»> W/1”) »j£isai All thi* ia -adra«i"g _bac* uarrfa." Pmgrrwhr ie ttet eyMrm ••< btolto«»ry mUti 'Sf'ifctekFr'uiL <» raiu. F- ■ • -g.. , jMsssarjs.'e: DR R/ T Ww ARb -> AB3OCIAl ION. FARMING LAND ' KU.L AttBAMi r <;..nd K.pid.d -Will tests a-UBM.. smtrnC... U-fe.tte MhUlsrUl. V*1J-** ■' : i I Thia time te daucadd tte true cause uf , tte diflkulty. ..Tte.rtrangcr was a v«P 1 vbith ri -STB31, JK ' Factory, CAMDI SUUUL t«l <n In Palgrave’s recent work mi tterttpan. Mtoaiag. apd.aw'» “> wb-i nmwplautod m r’ttontU»C que uf.his neighbors . ir^ESDilS^ftio1 -rto 403 ATtCII 8F. PHILAbEtyWrl, Clrooit CearT 'OeCWsWiisai i far Beriy' QIH335M!. 42 JOHN ‘ ;;' �i’ECI AL NO’ ^rirultural Jtnns. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, BAKBY COUHTY MORE TR:TH THAN POETRY. ’ PETROLEUM Jil'UL^AiUJE n-xaes. mrt trial-bebetir^ n»ery new tfonf yodr ARB PBirABXO TO ACPFLY A MINING COMPANY, “T WE UFUem UMI ~±M3hTOtJSar-J-— p-r «iw ™i,i.«>- .r. wn. -apSi.T2x.-ze—— Lowb«i IS—» 1*1*4. asdrtneing bock oardt." XfluYsw'Bsmrr. An U,l« I. , —-y—‘TZUlP.yzr-’pT— —• OF KDDlivn.LE MKBltMt Organised Vndar tba Lawn ef BMUgan. Prugrraaive ( --------- 4- -----------Cash Capita! tlftOOO. 600 Shires, M26 Each, i,, pertert.a. tta‘^tbele-l pnaaibfc .. nmerrom. I' I i. ... .1.■ fitlta fietter ihta I wU ftv—etv MlMr amu--- -- _ ,rtr ihin lael imperwrm - — oijww —j—y ',»« r«rry tytwm ..fhoahandfy, a. np.4 | ES Jaablunar) iblnin i )H II .. .mr pen t- •»MT^2!XZ . .1 «h.. «vp"-l55S;fi— trtJ,.D, In no Other way cat. wa hope i» m-jnidt. n~ u,,k. ,,r.Mtrr*a in our pnifaaahm. for at 5T.*”? To Suit the Times. John Utiawr. •>< Middlerlite, who >,*• ipwl tat ImI thr«o yuan itf *r*> ’ ragUi., .nd l.a. barn ■OMoMftillr angaged in tb* baaiue*. of an.kb.g IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE The dunking; pr.-gr-ww tanner, whd* u«ir.g imptementa of aoriowa kind*, B,dr* their operatnm.nwd if defn-tiTO hid mind nalurally auitgrata Ifnpn-trimmta. jf be l<wraa crop br d.wa nut rval aatiafi«d unt>' be ha. leained the ttuiar «f tail •^s. *» that in fiiture lie may apply « a«tedy. Thejr-gremire farmer Mara 1866. nfCW.V«0F R.TO-TOr h thH T7‘*K HAI.S—40 arrra on am. l». and 90 acri OUR STOCK aou o-i.r —--------------- . IJuw’Mldom we hear of • farmer tailing In bowneaa. H» F»iM »re uaualiy alow, but if he uiea care and economy, they pill beau re. Tba pmgreaaiee farmer telle Mt pro­ dore for cvb, preferring to deal wtdj men uf character and atandmg. ratbrr than rnc«Hirage rrckleaa apeeolatora, ibf-udh they may offer large pruse* t-n rred.L The p«.gr~..vt tarn.er il.ma n..t b.«rd hie nmney. He tpenda it ihwly fcrr the &.mf.rt of hit family; mnket averylbing ab-"’l hi* bmtwe and barn, at cuMeniehlA« p-aaible ; keep- Ida pmnwa clean and,m g<-4-rder. and dova n-4 grudge’, few d-.llara -pent in ..rn«m«-nling bit grminda. He keep no mnre *b«k than he can keep well, and tbit it grntyally the beat -I ita kind. Hr empk.ya auffii-ient Up I" du h‘a work in proper want »nd gnra hlb p-rw.mal attrnli.® and i.». raight tu all ibe i.pernlitna uf ib* farm. Hr i» an early napr ami ..flea w.-rka late, but he findalffue to rmd. think and in.eatigate. Hr ba» lhe aery beat impIrmrrilB. nnd thry nrr. kept in g'—l order and bollard wh»n wAiu At tom UNION STORE hr a lew than <S 1.W**- **'■■ - Thia Company ia not a Saab org.nualwn to eamful. be murt f.dl»w if -"b •wwtxy. -tan* anJ pewrat.ee. Hd toiArb etlbjaiwUC in M pumuit And why »b.«id be mH l»f Then I* mi pr*4r»4.m m<>ra hnnnwble, mm* mm* Wlthful »r UR IRREGULARITIES. pr*Md-ta' Ita-U-l* Umbo M lb*-* * irdwr, and,al\Dnu|nataM^lt41aaaM. . and -wafl. «n- Msg M.t ia t»» lannodiat* vkUu- O^li --M-wi wnlaao 1866. .•’girw tc‘:“ ; >uc« ,, t»:j>l>na opwao . mon prauutj of ad«anta< > tl,*.. tfu Company u !>••> lb* amowal of u.» caFUaf *M Imam,to MitkifMito <4 ibafr. . T *( I»«ry- HowUii* aad Nootcrer, Xll»g*o —"I”"* OUR FACILITIES ,,1^*“-"“—“i'W.jjr"- For Doing Busiinesn, .. piRgOYED FARM FOR ftALE.-l*'Mro.,oo. »tf« Prom MldrfletlH., IrO urn Improved; good tu. Ui Un. Ui. IM,. U.rt.1 <«*••- SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS TAKE TOII CHOICE. ARE RADWAT’S READY r dered. wenraly nadud. a MW Rvwihr A rtibrr Wtedir 1 WU*a«. or Oromr « fa any penoa ending o’tba AunnHUlUv Hutwcnbrn to lt>* , . SEW YOI E OBSEBVEt ■/' BELIEF. fjtrrtlaamaal abotw . ta-Hf ■ 1866. hum AX* flora.iMfa^M-ahodTd reeOTact CROCKERY is tile, largest ever broguht to this mart, HARDWARE STORE We are 8c nd teg Machine* ererj day. EXT CACTI FROM LETTER*. ______________________________ H. A. GOODYEAR Mm. InlMW lb. W hu HA3DWABB, nrirr PitrailU IO HME CHILOHcH. TT8 D ATTJ IKS IKBAtf1 From lJu»|er, Pena. THEHASTUfGe • lU» U. «n«fc ut of all kindii, From NaeoMb. 111. •TamH- m graailohy. to m>o<>wM» U aafcamval of uaS»>U Mncbbnw. «W w doabama'Fter* ■■ hraalnaWe fWaaert In tl DRUG 4^ BOOK STOKER IS ZREMO'V’EU OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENI and will be Bold nt Railroad Prices Adding Tmaaport^Io*; aad aawtete malSy of BDtKTS & fiEOie, Roberts &. Strict*, MIDXEY E. MOhsE.jr. A ST Farit Bow, Hew Y®tt- Dr. Procter’s. IRON, ao. pmmtrtag.Pte^. ™ , to iromd. to aPrtw W**» - ■/ OW A lib . AS3OC» A1K*t JL'MT aUX'£KVKI> new andmwteowiplete Mtaortmebt' of STOVES DRI GI AND .HEDICINr.S, 5/ CternalnUa, FtetaaU, Oils, «'c. p-rtera. Why may mH the qnmiiioa of cumparaliie valla >4' Bat i Vo and Italian taea be >.uWaci.*i*H» drilled, by placing »n etj.nl nomlter nf cU.ailra mI each cLa-« '■f bee. in hives. ainuUr iu f«rai anda-t-. ia the mi, yard, and give them an equal chance tu e-mprtr In th.- ruyjwf S--oli a trial by apiarian, in diflbrvnt l>waii*»ea in tnt country, and e utlimed fur a >-O*wld arahla time. eaMully rvp->rted through U>« agricultural pvrta, Would wntWaetnH* I? drride thia point ft*uOC daw. ■•< ben far txcrwca the other in ata pr.uiprnly ami th* am-ninl uf taeiey it t-nllrctt, thm •‘■uld mtiafy the pdblie nfila prifrmio. and they would command a higher price, *d bt f„r , l)olj| tbez tud parendn! the ulhrr. If inwciacaaa .me t^am TOieded, and in aflutter cw the MS-r.and.on th, wlmle, there waa marked dtflerenea in th.-ir aucMaa, they WcfltW ttand upoit equal gn.arrf. Mid tin, •tndd bear an equal prica wUh UwuUmf. ■ Ba ta—a..i—____ ... J. 1____ r IMl!>ItO'VEI3 SAB PASS. bwhime winTnaera calm and plaaanbt Ow. Shirts and Drawers 'AWi' madia al! cam where mIb ar aaaaaiawa* ntteta. Shelf Hardware, worth of Ui* ordinary paia-killarL llntmeala, Aat, ROPE, GBIND-STONBB. , k lURP will do m.r» gwad. and can b* owl far W« aj(u kaap pn band a gocd eyortnutlaX s.rsw’ clean aad healthy, ioiirbmUi awaal.yawr narv** in4 t.Vnc'Dfwaara I brtnriag te f, th* p fiodnoremedial School Books, ST-A/rzo jyo^ivjr, ■ 1‘Kxa, rastfaa. ixn.FApn.KirvKBOKs <GROCER1B§ ['UA'ti' "**’“ ‘2J.. i nttflyar-Kr.x**' *r mq®uiSSCXr Farm,n*ki'faHols ofn" AlNTS U AND wooden ptlTTY YY*’^e. CKIEKAL LfJR’® ®*S STOBf' TicijY.cjnEr;; 5Wt!V.S; . BBBkllXdOX *RCORU, *!«,. NOB1A*. HOODS. 23TS whiio— HARNESS SHOP. ' - - JJIBwwoeam te^Mwaitk^b^L, . ,™.. -. -1 am wmo : li.'. iKy it MAMteitr Plum. rtf nU. jmwfi *>• Job F4TUT MEMCiaU. �W!tTT®tl?TUi HASTINGS BANNER. ■I.cast bytKHmifif uj uo« iTThe IsWy " lined mUvmsC our Jaad,is jSUsd with . evils aa was Pandora’s aw fuj bvx|i ss. mall KiiwueiMes, ls » tat dsmAwtad oi n . every public speaker who declaims, and 1 of every, paper ttet ~ fulminates agnfast ! .Wt&A' Ite tegro ion nscwmi* of -ftte tgnemaus. 1 Not long since, a Club was started un­ ihavibey Ubnr e^taHy'lArd th Mki'a-wy der the au*pics* af ths Blairs, calJed th* tte right of suffrage from the iguunuit Naticnal Johnwui Ota, «itb Mentgonie- whits man,’as they dd to ktty it ooof. ry Wta far Preesdesst and n bag list <>f V'xra President*. Tta names of geriam XUpeUtasra, sMbta ExGor. Tod, of Ohio, fir bstaDo. were pet open the 11.:, alongside with ttaea of sack Copperbtad. a* BriMery, of Driewart, and Slocku.n. ef New Jersey. But Guv. T«d and Ave ur^gsx Olbera object te traismg tn seek ri mpany.sfad hs*s declined going 1stu tins inovvmenL Si thia attempt to get up a otrf pasty promises to be a ~furie," It bring noiUirg but O-pperteadistn a» prejudice, a perverse determination te perpetuate a wrong rinrply becasse cur tetbera began it The man wb.. draira* Unit justice staH fa meted <*t to all, will not urge such objeciliHii a* that I hare just nuticedi the party that will lu*ik up otf such objections a* balid will as aesui rdly w Mt tee CAMmlbwia uf aUgis-d ifteti ffierdfeattxtaM.j rax&r — listings’ Un.’| ious Fever, BOSSE Fever, Remittent Now there hi another attempt making to pet up s new party. Another orgam•attau tee teen started ia Washington called th* Nalinaa! Cni>>n Club, wh«b h«* Ajriandrr W. Raml»tl, of Wisconsin, far President,Sveaior N.wfim, »tf Minn., ,A traces/;.J sprtlwi • “ BY iMUJEtL i r * ' -UflAX*: rxx.ngUk JwtkUlCir- BHERIFF SALE? enra. far -nr of it* Vwe Preasdents. slid : Sotiibern Michigan railroad depots, is the William F. J'dinstnn. uf Peens)Ivania. wood warning received by r-ed* seiI I.ing Imo th>s oty Ugatset tta ewerirss M'd for another. Rrrwn (.toy Snvitli, of Krtv- , . i,i-^h dangertui* hahtt which lu­ tacky, ia on* of tta members •«! the Ev I bes*, iodelged in by m l-oil employ*-* entries Qwi mhtre. This iig*r<sa»H.n i. . !••• b*>p- without Vbe knuaIMg*'**f lb* understood tu support tta PrwMiieiii'* Po -sleeis end D<rvtt ,r* i>l ihn fuad*) i ofet.-rin* hupitos. b-nxitw sod oil h> d- epertnl policy of reconstruction. W. | (Hit* whh ofber gt«*1*. and handbag tb— take it.ttat Mr. Randall belong* to the eipkwrasandfrarlulh ioAsiwnrahl* agent* Doolittle Maas ..f srlfestyW *-Owr»aX tiers" and that. IRraKulIllIr. be ha« fe­ ^OBUU.A NtVl Ovstr-.in'Dry G« AGUE Diarrhea, Dysentery, Periodical Headache/, Dumb Ague. I “£ fl. DUNNING ■tAWbwflta-ta. Nwk sr GMOCERlES J. A. UuLBRuOB, been mlsiwpmmting tbs views of th pn.pfenf hiaHtatedoring tb* peee*ri mmUc nfCtogreee. jidmsti«."f Fenn- is »si4 rate's] tta taarisg| .rfata* rwstadsts (linHWpr came way, if ba baa not yet reached the ly now in ascendency In our Government, both nnvem«its. it is safe tn predict, will be otter failures. Cupperbeadism and "Conservatism" may o»m* together, but the farmer will absorb lha latter, and there will ba bet two parties after all.— The cleavage of "Conservatism" frotn the Republican Party will be very thin in­ deed—nothing to hurt. There will be but two partiewin thia country—tWftepublicao, embodying the principles uf Loyally, Liberty, Equality, and True Progress, and the C*.pp*rbcsd-D-mi, eralie, ur “Cooasrvative," if you please, embodying the reverse. -fTtafe is no. room or chance for any middle party.— And, moreover, the mat majority of the j<w>ple of tbto eountry have wiIlea that X. ' TMMA»«BCin> fasss, Alws.au.. <w^wlasg*. , ,*n Mt-firGAGE SALE.' DVfl£fct'jiixri; asns Nsahville, Tenn. tow <.tote *. a-.** tafer-v'er - -rr »f U< IUt.uyTb«l»riM*l>«r. Abigail J. U4i.hr W Oterg* P. DUAKE.M. AftSOEBOST! AMD CHEAP AB THE CHEAP II... SrrJ ew* M.Hsn*. IMisrs asS T«to » ’ s<w«w *s*i4*bJ*^w 4*it*»* ss • nesto « •—rss.v * lr«. as HijnJ.tcd ,s M •"'IV,* vo sen >rynraed, g **•(»< ta»s hstbwM. ULI MB lll«* BATCHES I A F1MT ClASt ssjca1 ■MiG SALOON "ffiW W to 100 ■ Old Establisiinii.'nt! unearned or too mercenary tu d" theirs. We arwalntarwly eorry *>r their him; bttt we trust they have been learned a Isaaon to which, it seems to us, they can- Use as relates tu the freedman*s right i*> I a vote, aud we propose in this paper Iu maka ver statement strung wUh pfsntf. Hereuifara, in lbs most uf the n<*rth- j am sow orniAno TO T H E Merchant COUNTRY TRADE TailorJ than even befurk, ciiM<w ba>x. :.aiar.'VJy.yl Great Decline Has the Idea been farmed in lha mind ttfMJ ot these new spades of an ttetal- Broad Cloths, ta enter Ireel) and clearly latae>mveru tiuaoo the roraone topics of ibs day. h ahugsltar a diffrreiil and gnw**r thing In otoe vrton to Mack ttan it) *«*e ala* to whits'! flow many men, white taea, «lb* awperbir race,” euts ursfy ) tar in tbs 8tata of Michigan, who cannot read Tta/Nmitarn Pacific Rnitrtrad bill us-SM a., b<» u» -ho . esanoltsH whether tta QwMtiiutio* <>iI was killta in Ike Houar; * un.ti.ni tu Uy tbs SRie mate spun th* Governor C>r itsi the bill and aiiiei-d'nenla on tte tabla bepower, or "bather the Governor derives hit power from that iaatrum«at.snd lbs Inws enacted in accordance with its peo- bill to'dtad for thistetaita. 1 visiona, and who coatd nut in tbesu dsya rtf vs|*fcteO total ttaeMta gtater ia, or ailaMiNb. Greater Inducements aud on like earn aud boat* wuh ulbee fraagbl, btiooras will naturally go loo<h er n«da (it Iter* er* any), Vhers »uoh practwes are not _n|]*>*ri. CtU*4nlj. nervosa pa-*mg*rs Bud Sbippei a. U o* :i. uralirsd ur "tu tta manor born." Prop- uthers, will aemd rusda wbsrn »u«h *ed •rty qualifications, a specified quantity o! j dent* ■•tar. And (Anar city eotb-citK* tbUAB tiaesTsfi uitiirth mmrtdtafil» bratou.'ta nsertaie anweut of acquired 1 knowledge, have never with cue or fwu j UKepthms. been made esamtlal by any 1 safeguards agv-nsl accident, •rmui.iSCr. jMtaAg^ get until the question uf al- travel, and etnigratasm will learn U> avoid numng to the"black inaa the right to iotr' Detroit a* an woods city , liisunita-o will h»rh^e(i~*gttatrd, base itaue thing* been j fa bignrt tote ttan elsewbnr; aad,vve ry few iiionth*. disastrous fufingrat.... a aill **rwp'*oa.v our prvasperity awl de prrl*.rmanc* af thia dirty, one uftbr high elau) our growth. If we spvuk pfautly. s» vprak luwily.' e*l that can devolve trpoa ao Amejicau arn States, lb* requirammta necv-ssaiy U>1 insure to a mso the right ballot, wars n.. eeiubto age. a nsrlaia color, a ngrrifisft tins of residenas, that ba be nat- —*-rr*!' sts» af Variety Grocery Store, J.M.C.y*ttai Wm. Spoonzx &Co., ver «*• TSI L. Wsiehs* t«*ls4tos0sl**Mta«togsss* apicaa, It shall safely pass th* ordea1 of net wilkeqwai rigor for the axclesi-^ ot them men from tbs privilege uf staking l<n Mr V, A. MM •enMigMeeiajRSyZ darher beet |i **Ufa*4|mMB, fart for soara inert u* pleefan of pr**'"* *•' Mtaeaat Athrtt. For Sale by nil Druggists. a moment, th* east depot w*e wiapped sh flame*. Severs!p*>*>«> were txirned l>> ■ a >lh. aud property >4 U- roa.1 was r-n■urtird to the value of over eight hua dtad tb ueaud dulLta,wasi|h ><th«r propefta tsmtamed. emhing n total loss of ateuil one million dollars. Du Tburaday night, aonis workmen were ml I tog- leaky tourria uf henriue over the platform of the Detroit and Milwaukee genveal depot. A workman approached with a light. There *i* aq irwtaataneounrtpl.iai.in-, and the result i* lb* frightful destructi.si of life and prop* erty recorded at length in our L-cnl c«,L uinm this in--ruing. When the first accident occurred the public and the public authorities, SO leas than the railr,<nd companies, a*re warn­ ed ofa duty they should parfarm. It t» i wonderful that, after such a warning, an other barrel. or gsllon, even, of «ul, nap 1 tta, or fanzine in* mid ever again fa si lowed to fa stared in any . d*p*>l, ware­ the Repeblisan Party la good enough far' them; and that, as under it* auspices, th* TWtouhastaM aefcly carried thrtesgb the ordeal uf Rebellion, so, onder iu au- ■'tt toga said ia a farmer article that; prej^ics was oae of the chief obstacles to U^a way <M mealing the demands of jus- ] v. ’Mfcnd IsoibofrsH sy Iranis, has been "played out" f*-rs..nw time, and Green Clay 8<oitb laying the po*ed tn (Hair's Chib, and both ar* op­ ped tn the integrity of the Republics Party. For the perpfae nf effect tog ant in»n. aiASltlh1 tiRHET. LY POODS. ITATBO* MICBtOAM, Ktyhlb Jed—-1 CH 'ankee U Notions. jmiN meuArt* sw®r. »»•»• 000»». WRITE GOODS, as? s.ssy. u taws"-. iJrs'.’S — -- . - ^’M.Ksri^r , in^ Jetyt* th* ’msg*«i * »“• ‘| Hummer .Cloths, A Full A^SORTMF.WT’Of yyU.LCOBB, -GROCERIES aVstaMlar. ijjtfirtf. [ MsUirtiU* MKh. } , wiuns ’CARPET63W ** OLOTHa, [Mats, Rugs; dec, Ac. IER BAT8, Mn-F. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-05-16.pdf 6707434073a44486ffa320aa7740ac23 PDF Text Text rot. xi. «WNGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY,MAY 16, 1866. . JJt listings.MaW,', -pflastlnga' Nnsiitm -Birrttorii jfc «▼*»’»' .wtpWRsort: •] Pmttow'a Maoasnra.—■ftoe' serly' tboJorn. number -I Tccr.ont L^iin 'i* at hand —k to yum aa'gtifd B* eear, and the laditoibieEiHit rSAtTises aauar. Coo«TT t'fonjftftj Mwis M lt~~ M. see• to Pato^te is go-d enough-Published g,J. F»- euV-n terstm A’Co., Philadelphia Pesm., ailXW ■ yton _____ i____ s Uto***. X*’e’^T'* an" Rosmscw b Vtasmas hers saaseUlsd with tbrnOsoask H Kans aad«r ths rlyl* sat Rm' if 'tauMS, *Mas«*s aKsnnl ** . Ito Ra'sL* aslnitMsftto sM«n> ess ba foaad U ftetmufe ss4 t*al la f.ndlstdjrRw- Own Yocxo Folks■ —This iUuslratsd Msgasi ng fur lbs Month Ilf May graeru • ■ur Uble. Ltk-wM tto prem&ag nuim tors,* tneeu with a Cordial wdtomejtl the b<4*cl of tbe MtlHgsBt, thavdweatod. and the educat-ww in all the varteua walks »4 Ms.- It Is A* “uiir Utile folks" murtl especially, and yet may be retd with pleMQre end profit by all. TicbaLr'4 hew arrangement 0. D. SPAULDING’S CASH.STORE NEW GOODS Field., Bnsiun, JdASMchaseUa XM the publiabera. Terms |2.00 a jsef.’ Sub­ scribe fttp lb parents and guardians, yim. AT THE who desire the social and moral alav*UyO I uf the y uulh "f »Qr land. E.11. DUNNING, uS^JCTSftfiTsJlE “ " ‘ ' BuLBRiXJK, g-xad ae the Publiaburs promised II shmiftl be. It contains 80 pages H reading mat­ How Amyauo.1—tluw aubfunsJy beabter, a Iruolice piece—The P.op-wat-aud I lifiall in the Msti atralns of meL4y, m Xil literary articles each uf which will . they eusne bone to us upon the wings of cotuiiiand tba interest and attention uf Euitox Bxxmkx : evsntag ; bow it Alls the beat I with gladI notice in the last issue of the **re- the reader. The falajy fills a bilbexlu const^betbd’’ of this Village that bitter vacant place in our national literature, neto.r T«X midst all this foy nod fcsppinesa,lqF it knart oltr plsaauta lb aegour complaint is made, of somebody, In re­ and should cnmniaad liberal pslrooegs neighbors or cocapeniuaa aufirrlag from gard t|i thd aide-Walk on Jeffrrwm Street. (rum the reading public. Published.by the ravages ad a etoleM cough we an ob* Perhaps if a ‘ Local Prtaiktr" and mstn— W.C. 4s F. P. Csvaca, No. 39 Park stloala cold. <Tbb soothing, quieting prop­ bdr of the Mt E. Qmrth, who*» huUotn Row, at 23 contea number—a specimen erties .it Coe's Cough Balsam allays all recently oatna nigh falling out, should may be seen at this office. irriUti.ica, and will cure the call up-wt the proper authorities, be might Taa Atsawicas Aas Jwaiuk—Thia moat ubsthiate cases of croup, cough, yea aaid walk repaired as readily as was •■■re throat, and lilflsenta. Take It freely,, the repairing d-me on hie apparently fa, aa tu uauie indicates, a journal deput­ ed Vi the protnuUua of ttruo and ABT ak sinking craft^atd thereby arerV lbs Cal­ . • < Cartes, a. —Inoue. a«ag .tbaJUd (Js^ Sctertss > The copies we bare seen are amity «>f spoiling bit ''beal pints.” ft BiNtri are warned td beware id impoedited with ability, and are worthy uf sltf-mT ahd counterfeits. The prep; is tors the oirdlal support uf every person at all are d-iop their utmost tn protect the pub Arrsmow—Parties iota rusted will mtetested in tbo department, wf Music. Im a^ainaf.counterfeits. Each bottle has pleato take notice, that Monday neat, is Sculpture and Paiiiliag—Published by xprieate D.8. RcseoM stamp orer the the day designated by law fat the exam­ Hnutr (L W it*m, editor and “ ‘ proprto' eork.knd the penprietoe^ name,Bassrrr ination <if the Assessment Rolls. The tufk yfbee Nn 806 B roadway, Nate Turk PrngB dr Co., blowfl in the glass of the Qty, al 15.00 a yI Mr, We add the tabupary{enrt are boilfe. ' bla of contents, f3r the itetfe of May Id.' A. M. tu 5, P. AL alar Uw township tur 1st. Music Advw»emg, 2d. ArtCetti Den Moaxa.—Tbs purpose ' fit ibe u.. »k> nisU.k Kill rbay be seen at the store uf Roberts 0*em, Id. Nalxsial Academy •4'JJsslgo, dsSuthvr. All Taxpayers slx.uld* ne ’ Dixie, and wfe eumtituts tba larger half Variety Grocery Store, Uass Atsaa, au.t MolIGAGE a. >y^£23f3l AXD CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST^ A NEW FEATURE! K FUST CUSt EATING SALOON RdtwBRk tuKruck,., • LTTttr co*M«M aacM-«aY, >w tar sssi al J. g. OsoU/asr A Ca’l K guiispTsb. ml««. «f t It. WMNINfi. g. HLULDOX, that day eaam’iue Um Roll, and lute the urn. turrrti-f jf errors have been made ■ tbs Mrtupbia, Tmneasea, JppsoA 1W Afcl* L*W*« Maa- ISlh >N«U. 130. LouS^I- CEBCliWINb. Merchant . For the People! , . ^INTS FOR 12j Cts. G0&D BROWN-SUGAB ISj Cts. GREAT BUSH [EVV ACKLEY'S High Prices Busted Up Gold U*2f in Kaatingvl GROCERIES ■ 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar .for 81.00, Medicines. Paints, ■'V Oils. Gfojteriea; . - -, • ; School Books, ' Stationery,. ...‘i ...'1^.. of Wlf suppnrthH, dsOnd their position in the fiJfowiti^ rmpji/tfc labgusge. Cim. .mcni is • pbntci'aaarjr. W*qut>U| 'frUtf or foreset hold their pruts rf te semes, tack »sy sad tea as.fSuiSJx.5K! •RXATBMtehMSt Steadwrd. , Inlbit uiatter tbe Faculty of the’£■>)-Tua GitUr.—We arn ht receipt of . ,j|» U»«r, hut popular candidate, for psb- legAasM aeoAis k> us are.aU wrong, aq’d <>ur sympathies are moat decidedly with »>• *• *-*<i “• iustraud and decidedly rich In Its table the saemdM. Usually Callage Faouft.es 'WCIAIICT* xun IUV omg fninui^. tard better attend'to their legitimate Wi Fortnightly Magazine and ia quite as ■indU m •dueatnyi.'aai’lit other ffiatter Tailor, . * Ua. ilnstlasr l aioulrtteool. EniToa; The fidlnwmir -tablw / ' Ataa-mSesir.g to ubppurt the President, BOTTOM: OUT MS TifljS^A Ctod,, Card Board,u :1': DR¥ GOODS shows the State td* lbw ecbooU of Healings; CHANiX!^’. SALE... K ot MIGMIftAM-rXhe O-fc to. • the cvuuy or HJkfftrJ, ciwjJimmA-isW Piftat. sad ffXwrPbU>.-/MMtekc READY MADK CLOTHING, fur the atorwie ending rsapecUrsly . Doc.; Where tba m«wt money is,'there,will Me prltrtSj* p. alw.—St ^4«s AptMeun. 22d 1883. cnnrUtlpg of fifteen weeks,' Don't place too much stress m the and April Gth I MG, cOTeialMf of thirteen acti<« </Mf. <• TH ffoitt jdoMce, are «f imyerfuner w him, sad we prbLuma '•my policy*’ i* covered wflb ‘-green backt’’ «, nOLhROOK. .Items) atTak Sateitor te MotPCbOTUd, CMWIMERM. TRSTtHOB,' The Place to Buy in this particular case. Wehavekao«u tthtr men In bo influeoeed by the same ’ * ” lANItS FOR SALE. VOBMir-r^k's syssiir ,! JJUSMWiH. ,fo Urn. J’*n n»bcrt»..rt f.tr • bnpy "f r|i^etpqtb to the Governor, in ewlatiue t» i the deteetiiut iu service <4 the iActr« and ieiJiaUft meh 1/ the MieMph Caealry 1 Brigade—a document nf importance to *WbMMW. DsaWr Irdaseam*.panpie Of tm»«Mt« and’ebich will i '“TWirai column contains tba number of names entered upon ’be record during : each term in each dapartmedL . TNr nvarage number belonging la fudad SKW COOIlSt'SEW GOOOei 'Ser S,rlnr 1 Slkaef SaHe . trriTt stwsu by taking the attendance of each week be-n aald. . D. Van Koairand f<n ptrf B3 of during iba term and dividing the atrib to­ • The RebeUhm Rem rd" by fcr the m-et tal by lift bQmbeP nf weeks m a term, rabipMa, history eewnd war the- ft would be mime accurately iotind by di^•r4d.«» in the :IU-Vl*1'|i<: **’ tom t"<al tiT halfday* attenditapwUica* Free.----------------------, /esws-i .MeaUjhafHia a Variety .We Swr.lKraiF fee Cash and Make ADesraadg for Bad Debts. Wanton, VUt; has JM;’’*1' fr.mf the Amertaah pwam Big edited iy Him. Frank '<•«*• ,h" w,« l*°w" - -> *< bwWB BELL AT .nthM<e8*e' eDiarp wfiete. American BaratetM.** «nd b elefwnty HleWraud. \U. ShnJtSWWWMBR HATS. «umiM iik'Musuic, We base r* of the beet BtMiln tteWirof Goods, wHmM ’ Uniform Prices, MACHINE nNDlNlir^it �SPECIAL NOTICES. I 3trai Let » be Merelfal io o The pkyateaJ atraeiarv of tte ,■ MMiaralsanWa rnr.te, ASTRC GOOD KEW:l Shake off<hes love fit j pack up jour trunk and let so be off to morrow.’’ ‘ Lo»«U shook bis bead. "1 am perhaps a more romantic matt itenywunra. Harry/* ba said, “bet I have aoase commust sense in me, and I Um* I have brought U bear span thm Mektel d»ii r^‘ Ear Urey*.... M J«wsir ly. 1 am ana Swd u< gay life—I thiab it wastes too much praeaoas time; and i want, therefore, a wife wbn would be do­ mestic, and not involve me in a round of balls and other entertanonenta. I do not wish to be a hermit, a few friend* are a great blessing, and I shall be always men, are es folio**: Art. 58, Broil, p. 548, Rev. G«d* makes it punishable with death for a ne­ gro to murder,commit rape, bum houses, O>t»mit robbers, or attempt to coasast* rock mass*. White perwu. are not pun tshabla with death, lor most of the of­ fences mentioned In this seethe, nor for th* aifempt to commit any one of them. Article 45, of ths above named act. rovides that a slave shall receive ta r lashes If ba be found away from lacs U hi* employment witb-uit a f "bi* is rr-ctixted fur freed nieu. REMINGCON'S REVOLVERS wte. dMlriM te avail ihMaarivse o M>d f -rw. e.u kro an THE SILVER SKIRT! Moro Durable, More Elaatic, More Graceful! Lyon's Periodical Dropi! 1 sits GtCEiTg^MIALE BhMtlA EUR IIUIEGILARIIIES. DB. grand lather was.’ . tAnd who. was bv’ef—»• wwQbvdivitrt, poor, 8 grout, bwt *S<m«bl< Be­ sides 1 am ab^ve the cant you talk uf 1 would Care little whether they '-wars »l royal blood or pvaaatn ex traction. 1 Be­ llers with Bunts, that "worth makra tba man.” sod the only degradathai I ackuowfedge ta that of trims." “Well, if yob ere roaulved oo it, I know enough of y our obstinacy to say no mure. But, Laahl Luveil, if yu« bad a guardian, and 1 was be, I would lake you from thia place to-morrow. You'd thank The conversation here cessed } ami di■ctly the two friends retraced their steps .Ate village. The next morning Lsiv^l's conjpamow me down stairs attired fur a j.Hir«ry. -isrogufeg beet •**»•«." h. -id; jred of ruralixing. The Gt fur that is ret, and 1 am afraid If i atay "I sbsH be murderer may escape ro>t free, a negro shall be hsngrd even h>r attempt. Il would tw childish to deny that a Civil Bight* bill is nardvd in a tttatenotyet emerged I rum barbarism. Cleveland 0. Tb^PiainJtultr s-y■: " W» b»ve • very startling arrival to chronicle: ’False calves bare owne to toWnf Th*» arrived a day <* tw.. ag<> Tbrrvsfa tw<> kinds. Ove UatutPd with hair—the other with m«-ds«l, tbr latter. star.* DBS Tranemitling Power—Jaoob Woolfi Barr Oak. * Macbiee Ur Grinding Gay — Benjamin Porter, J esker*. Mei*'™ g«r Calehing SV-o and -wbar Animals— Robert lUlatna Kalamaloo. jxxIriaiAV'h. VIRTUE IN THE atfine the result. The p>»-r young lady could br traced l>y a trail of aa•-dust form Rouse's W<ck tu tbr p-etolfirw.— [Excuse a tear.] Thue tbr maiden, wbo tittered tbr park in form rrw-ntbllet th* Venus da Medtei, and *merg.-d thr.rfr.-m place wf the fete Judge CMron. Heise native of New York, who moved to Ohio, -ber* be read lew end has since practiced. I fie wanes oid.lme Whig, am! v.wed for I Buchanan, but afterward euppwted L»u-1 ' REE? JACKET XVO&aASK \ Siiulhig. •Sa; Jn a fort night they, were owuwWcw bro Lovell took bis bride to see bls relations 4ttt!B4Mbcft Ay from wbrnme te cam*. Edith's parting with ber stmt was sorrowful, bst il was modsinmtpcctatinn of speedily returning. Arriving at 1’hiindrlphia. lbs certfeAa drove np to a bandw.me residence oo Walnut street. Bte was denied by tte aLbctuie «. fight that buret from the window*. - TM.I. the pltoS,-^ Lte.ll, as amsiallng Me wife to alight, and alnioecoenty lag ter intonbv sapsrii parlor, with ft. 8ex>my carpets, crow.iod fernlturo, costly curtains ap't gilded mirrors, reacb- ‘brother, sod lived with'an whom ebe chiefly *upi in the factory. Edith every one. 8bs wee -----------rate and kind, that even thueo wbo at yet Hobo* of all la you." Grat envied, learned at last to love ber. The younger of thstwo artMa, whom ww' shall name LssvaH, soon became interest­ ed in thia sweet ,creature ■ al least if looks, tones and constant seeking uf ber omamroto of tbr circle abe mores is.— presence wsro any protC be wia WI* be- I Lovsll'b friend married a silly fasbwmabl. teroated. ' ’ jj Ooe day be and hie friend bad climbed up same rocks on the steep billtide, from which the village was overlooked} and a. A taAoW nr»l #«np, SIM whfc ^•yjag •■^ryr *».OOo been found in the cell by; which th. smashing could-be dune, unless they be wmcroM is hi. e'mbea. «hicb, «e Itliroe, have n<4 been eeanrhrd and the clerk of the court, as «■» as llainpt-n I* left to biniaelf, can bear the round «f bia work In eaatlc* .dThis iron*— which, by the Way, It appro** be dove In denm-.n «f Thr State Departinent ha« •■fiicial iuf.irmatfcui -H the cepturr Chilmaha by tbr Mexican Liberal. ■It fenfesftlly aimowewd that Mi- Dick- JONES 8U2GB0N jBS<r*wrifeS •t eivrk*. and pwteHitf 0»UeM —• ml’"”" ON VTU-'ANIT! . - I* U- U«..J smn» tTint HIM W PAT LEItY. errd with girls employed la It, wending thither every summer she I their way thither to dinner. Am<eg band repair t» visit ber a<. them it waa eney to rncqgnixe the light, and graceful form of Edith Mather. • Is she not beantifun Where can you / 3* I «• JOHN 6T. NKW.TOg' �2CIAL NO' jLjrittimni jtnu. MARRY COUMTY & GRANT, »t a rtcentceawnih* °r wnrterowun lllioulA • Mr. Arnsdsn gave Ma own “Saia. tM bte nrgmnani for rte «Zin and the foal b* h« abipfwfi c^ra. Imdt-d *T.57 wf p»»d SFOOKEK PETRO LEONI Chilli and Fever, MINING COMPANY. «A.2iTJ2 OF MIDDLEVHJE. MICHIGAN- | Biliotu Fever, a,.—years, raised WeOO worth uf pro- tr 1800. i Intermittent Fever, Cash Capital ai*OOO 000 Shares, A2A Each. Remittent Fever, I Congestive Chills, To Suit the Times. AGUE Diarrhea, ire HENKY *. COTTA* Dysentery, toll ulrth. ! JA BAHIABhW' OS Broadway, Mew York. Periodical Headache,- Great Decline, In Prices, 1866. f Dumb Ague. TMCMBABB or Bj»T8—The Ahrmer'e tertto 1866. For Sale by all Druggists. Wm. Spoomxr & Co., OUR STOCK small pretinmns Nashville, Tenn. . At t«. UNION STORE >t ZBUBT s Periodical Dro CEtT FEMALE fchM HI IRKEGULARniEa. (Vte “Cjyvaa'i" adverttoami 1866. H & KLMT!. b-t vl mignuoetla in bloom. OCR FACILITIES For Doing Busimcss, SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS 1866. ready •a m Fas Wm.-Spntaj sf I, Roach. Ant. At. Kltaraioatoe and provisions are deetreysd ubr vermis Ums wssld •OU AU tlLVU WATC1UI BELIEF. rtidiig April 10'h. •» find H. Wsit.i-1 Otiseo. Churn —Edwin P. Whitcomb, C--•»!«•- CROCKERY Trsnemitting P.,wor—Jscob W.R.IC Burr O.k. Medlin- for Grinding Clay — Benjamin Porter. Jaekiio. 'T Martino fi.r Catching Sh-wp snd -ithwr Animal'- R-bert llileton KalanisX--. is the . largest ever broguht to'this mart, HABDWABE STORE II. A. GOODYEAR Henry C. Stansbury nine of Ne« York. wb» mov«d to Ohio, >Vr. ho remi law and h.a lion practiced. Io waaan old lina Whig, and voted for Uchanui. hut afterward supported Linnlo and b«« eitstaiited lb« war. He w*a he writer-f the last veto mresaKn, and is men ..f dee. Jed legal ability, but hia of all kinds, LET THE AFFLICTED READ I la generally kept up to tbs weals sf the people, THE HASTINGS and will be sold at DRUG & BOOK STORE Railroad Prices, IS »T.n LADIES & FAIR MAIDEN* REMOVED To At NorA Sidt of StaU Street, Ojfo- NAILS, STOVES Roberts &■ Strikes, [STOVE PIPE, SAP PANS. JB'DD’Tfl & BEOIK', JV»T MBCEMTBD a naw and most ounplsts awortmant ol Valuable Lands ROPE. Shirts mid Drawers TV p*. pls of Washington •■nt • Dis­ trict dr.rgsts iu A^.ogiewe and rwM» gtneral Issa. BBIIOJ AND SEDICKNEB, * Ciseanlcala, Palwta, O1U, Ac. lardware, Shell FOR SALE Books, BrrAJirx.c>3^rEasrr, PKX8.FEXGILB, IXKS.rArtR, WVXLOFIB CARDS. Ac., Ac. -u Also s fell stock ’ Farming Tools of all kinds, GROCERIES! .AUITS. TV State [iepariineat lisa ■•fficlsl •»(irn-.ati.ai dw capture >>l ChibuaAa by We slas keep os hand a good asurtassl af School I LASS, r nuTTT AND WOODEN It uiifieisily annuunusd that Mine D>cfcia»«i will ».ai ie«irw fi>ww tba Imunv fold. Mairiui.xiy is hintwd al. WARE. LMiM.u.n*4 Uh - The Drpsrtincnto st Waahiogt-tr ara wX* ■tand i» 1100 000000. uH| 1V rwtimoted b**>s for the prsMntymr 1500.000,000. pmgrssa has passed • bill •ppmpnatIgRJ OOOliir ibeitnpfveinnnt uf Grand AtlV snogsl election oTDirectins *» M. 8. 4t N J Bsrln-d. bM st T-4»foig Wadbiifojr last, tbr entire B-wrd ABCI1 8T. K JOHN < 'ri litiT»Tr ATN rs RK.TUUGA L J usar. WARRANTED TO SUIT. HARNESS i« Bated. SHOP ______ , rSn^*^ FATHTT HUKIIU. F’JSi.Wl AflEnjwm®To®snp Job Printing, �.TYaBseMUrtaebte.. SAT 10 SAL CJ FT nu.T£T' Z I .tits'! snoMIS ■»•. Cmgrrn have made their rtquwrl, and k ■ i« herewith poUiabed. We If* jM Art 1 the Upioo maMbecB of come a part ofthe.msw have |Jm£ early tn tba WBs»om agreed up- , on their report, a* the people were all IState lately iu • 'itreuireethln' shall have anxiocs that the majuriiy in Congress 1ratified the samer ndridlb^t^hkl, should decide upon some safe, awd let- l|* constitution and Taft. m S'Mlfocraily tledpolicy, hnd then preveut it by a Con- ]therewith, the Senators and Repraae«lv lives from such State, if f-nimf duly rlrtr.aulLiiunal tnujmi^rw IbetsAtre Eir reii- ,rd and qiialified,*Mo$yalrtr>h>vins taken ficati^qel The repwt, pvobably ^uAtJpl the r^Jred ?«*•>*>(-Mfca, 'be admitted a .Tars'! iialticn dal w zzz ■c ,nv5T!ii>UHn<i £ cibitsheu c*icAao,s«r si.i. ims. C? - SMI tor­ - ■fersffltfWa I^nii 5atn C<regress. . V’a.iwi ‘ 7 " " ’ SrcoStf. Jmf &e k /«Jur SMtlri, inv^dihas it.fon? tbp qji^tm-jmf > -That w>cp auy.State. lately Jn iasurrec> AfenAoerf Sw/repe, u- the several staCm; 1 ioa ateeR has* ratified the fi-egoing pruand we^are free to. a&ifiii tfat, Whh our p>focd amrndment i<» the Conaiitution, pfbaenlviews, q-c slMidld^nvc bwtijglsdI any. part of the direct tax, under the art D'have seen that question definitely s«U’ ofA ugust 6, 18GI, which may remain tied byip<aMii«e> CtfraUtpaipnal provhw. due and unpaid tn such State nasy be as fumed and paid by such. State, and the Ions* yet there are many reasons why payment thereof, upun proper assurances, the pteirqi "Report should be adopted,> (rum euvb Walt, to.be Riven to the Seo­ end why every «adM »huuW give'll utA. rctary of-tba-Trraiurj s^ 'lha United qualified support/ ’fta plafi adopted by, States; Any be postponed for a period hoLfcxcMding tee. yeajh froip atjd after the Oommittee goat in the light dirsotr’ the pMVSge <>f tins net. tiun, and if it does not ithlte al the rv<xs ’ ; prvKHbrd oh *Vc&v AlnM^coyy- Attos«. •» ■ otrtta. : .r?4 »■ ■ ..-.uuaOc.is. c.M luswts r.rii'x.' t-ru»' jUfw*v ....... MwRTlrAUE «*L& JLZ dHIAueof > MVrtf*c. riraaMt “W ■■»(! ufUto tree, it St'leati deprive* traitors of the 70* er u> control th a National GovHt ii naeitd. d e.. Thai no person shall ernraeiU far years to come. been unwilling<ayds|j(ljnip|rtial auffrags be eligtlfl* to jmv office under the guvin the scltlcmvlrruiour eciAing national 1 eranveiil of the United Slates wbo tv In­ , eluded in any of tba fiitluwmgcaass MinediEkultiev, sad tarty agree with us Ihbt! 1 ’’ Kr^. is. risZ.J Vk. r™.;s lltfQrtntrrtnee should have gone larlbar. even totha cMeot« faeoMing /ufl puTtt; J drill uftbe'OMfMrtte States of Amenea, * .~c*}|.4. ani'i^ b?ad« of * depcr ticsl rights to the Freed men without in-j inrnt«4Bere«f. dirtctflta, And as a condition pracedecf, j Setoad. ’1’h.ieewho in other countries yet the worldI frtst betoken totrdas sgenu vf.tbe Confederate State. ask *iR> a’litto shades and conflicts, I <|f Arnericriimaitiedi -' w • TAinA Htod-’ oPDepsrtments of the aBd that is wise Mateawnmsliip w hick so United Staemr«4Kcere uf tha Army, and; cures the m<wt good with the Tubt p>«.‘ Nqyy of the Utrtlrd Stales, and all. p»rsilla. admixture of evil, hi any great voo* educated in the Military nr Naral measure of public pulicy. That the Aendemke «d the United Stale., Juijgrs Freedman sbijgld^ and will ultimately, of tbs pidrts of the'United Stotre, and obtain bis pvitkrt’rigbt^ we have no I members of either House of tha Thirty­ Sixth Gatgre^of.the, United Stolfs, who dmtirtj in (act tills plan makes il thp^1 gave aid or oomfurt to the‘late* rtbcll- | r«ot,interest of every state to ex tend tbe e|eetIAeTniuehl*e to all its male inhabit^ ? America, aoants witipmt distinction of race or cul>'£. tbr CmjWemte States Cnlled,BiH»ve the grade <if rtflpnel in tilt It tnaliea propjrtijpaljioo rvpreeentalMti ' army "t master in '.be.novy, nr any one the penally fpP&jr^eMfu^on of man­ (vfb<ii, as (Juvrrtmr of eh her of tbe an hood so drage. lluwma U* us lhat. l$is, rollrd , U..olrde»»u Stairs, gave aid and action, reccvmmended by the Committee, 1 erm ih no proper sense be cuneiderrd ns • coaiprosiiae with the wrong of withhold­ ing thc-Mlot frmu tbc men made Free by the glanuM pruehMiMtioo of^an.Jst, A'UU*)i. at'fosajri ;Mcg“w,x:, w"°- , TcjPMrtmx ' (A iruf ropy.) apftt^i GIVING A PBIZE E. II. DUNNING I — f»wvT v«ew»ie.M“ Ortuit -i^5«ti«^i<v.sdSrUc.’ . .hs^aswssr 'TATE OF MICH10AX.-Tbs Ore.il Cssrt ) for lb. ewaty of Barry, is CUwerry. t Uaerh seek A-U. leM- . . c#nr.i AUM*. A.M. Co-enum inert* ' • •■ • Krel.ten ETS rF‘ Variety Grocery Store, tn pannssev »»4 by virtae of a 4*wro On e . Doll ar.. '' AMD IT MAT DKAW Ten Thousand Dollar*. iMS/rrt any st>b«eqn<-ut sals uf tha Gw*, frnment or tbu people, or as soy sequirecrn$e by the pwunle nftbo Norite tn the abr&^smtni of maub-iod suffrage, but h?'!“"*•!" tr.rV'"" tottsfc sri^BrT'Sr*® MoHIGAGLSALT biabro. bUdrr re Ivroroaiir tbM d^JlAss to*>t»frf< gtun AS TKE KB31! Wrote CHE A NEW FEATURE tnnrciui SCO FOR THS Old Establishment I EATING SALOON J A MU* T.1 r^ttET MbE lUA Greater Inducements of both la* and right. This f&rt Ires tertAmly ealry decided ■wpu, qnd it may be Congress csh d'> 1u .sl.-iXi, IIIE BEMBMBER THE FLACK . U TBBCOBKKX CROTEBY, B«s 4ser asst.( J B Oaodyssr A Cs s. Rton. Merchant OOD8, ^sKA, A/nl ' •ryaeste; Sotions. If . t II DUNSISG. ;l I.5 Nt.Eft Great Decline .IMA. Tailor, ;, ,JF? •Mli wuuwtv SALE. er *cWi<»*b—»• cw* <*’ 5 »—Ue. e»ty rf K»rty." tawssreai! «UZ>r WftxrK^z Abticlk—. Sicnon 1. No state shall mTCJ£«r<»e« »1mI« •bridge «•» privilege* <ir immunities of cluiiut* of the United SlnlM, * Itor shall any stnta deprive any person ««f lite^ _ d** HmUsCS Tab. trite IMA. other btrsr.h.lnrerrstrAln «d1<l rotate ore renoirto to snarer *< » re»ifon Otyre.H. of «ma Co.rt. Uiea, to be . Wia st IhZwri-tr IhoelUreWotik. Be itntM. 4tm* «a^ //oust tjf RrprtMntatiret of ikt Umtfd Stutri of. Amtrxta in Bun^rrtt nrmMrd,hKrthirdr ..w./Vi.uw#' '■* low mg article be proposed to tbu .Leg'*jbtaiwihUe afeferef eUM await esM».dment to the Constitution uf'•the UKlred '8tatro. which, .wben ratified; by three- Ils jurisdiction the equal protection of the law*. ’"'Sie, 2. Representatives shall be ap­ portioned among the several eintee which vny be Ineloded within this Union, sc' wording to thdr respective numbers, counting the whole numbdr <>f peratuwin eweheuw, rteludiog Ind ton* t»l taxed. P 7*1 .— B-ksiM-ma•!««)'• franchise shall be denied to any port!" dries male citizens nut leas than twenty ', ''Admin witiati »«* -sale. THAN EVER BEFORE, inlands. kWe; certainly, arc ready to sca-JbeJUptiUioin party g» b^re tba people with this report fur a plstfuHD, iin men uf the country, wittindoraa it by unprecedented majorities. e, '£A^T BCTOttTmW’r^^ittxu'xw i6flun>.] . e»rM«da ,.^ COUNTRY TRADE TO Miter than Coadopt it n» B*riWda,«B rippoailiyn |o the rec<.ii»ttuflll<>n poheyuf Johnson'and firmly ‘ belhve -tiib'*l<iyal <S rraiiag sadflllae tbv Htotoe, 4«1» ofMsrttaS Beoetau ••*<* UU. prat Ida, for rrstoro ibsreiS set forth. ItoU hr in V fc.fireottoVs «ril cerisie real estote ^tl'rt’EkX %»*» drT*“r*' ““ P'^V* MIDI dbOTBlXO. BBOADCLOTBS, C AKSIMEJLES. VKSTIXG8, Z' ■road Cloths, I AN!>S FOR SALE. - ■ Shnjmer Cloths] A FOU. Assortment of •*(?^QCEtelES. A* * -W F, jMQf., - CHANCERY 8 5141 . Good Tea at one Dollar. ,___ _________ ' •' BMTB.B BBWBK -H jy flT*-*>,1* wM.». -A. eeto4XV4i2r“',,OX’f“’M‘" - _Ato» toe eMMbwMiag Lots is tbs riUsgv•» ,_______ .^gg^rtQMbrt 1-4. -41 be re- tS.'.I'TT.'.Vl.l? OZZ. aZOTHB., " Attach MBivrsaneZ^ EwjJX'oe »? MbriarTctov^toS"*'* Aprtyto A ABES A^MWCKVAtT _ __ ___ Bsatiafs. Nlete. *»«<l»gs. Dae. IK tMA. WeetreU >/|ntea<luPwhiaa ’ male citixena.sLall bear to the *b*>|e number uf male cilisraa out less than ‘ 'fvrrfitjr:«m> years<if age. '• -■ Sac. y.'Until the 4th day of July, ' Wall Paper, ' , Wladre rUtat., T •' WhUtow Cwrt^iM, iJ.m fi . fe-«u O Ut' 6u» Bt.» I. K%zA“!d'»*i.r,S"re» r— । OF SUMMER HATS. 10 KVMNGAl .. A-ftwaWAltfin. ttlM rtrrtMT Whrti '-**<- JODBEKS A . ■UltotfJ All PKKSSIIC, B. WILCOX. AT EAd � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-05-23.pdf cc9e3908dabc8a91810c09ce581e561c PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, HAI23. 1806. flit ijmisp tastr, • flMiiip' huiatu UirtrUrj. - MatoMklichigaa., S< h-ire mW inurvat tbc.-« Wi—I —------ 1 rtll.e.. , . We'tnm that rwy «MM*i .«*r rusA1 ars pwaeM ska m^ctematauMd wr*Hv. ’ of *M spsgisi v.raaupiMhtukMAIrmpU.s. > relating what I here Iranapin d .mg^.|iMown rj)n i« If.iw>ecli.« with .ijMS-ssbel ' lma«gr«.UwMF.l^t...ufc.u,l bf queer wrfe hratrtwid op i I Va.!-*Tl.rt.s-y——-I >*• —>- ,muiu«u.' WIMUtUT. . I.-- -V-.’ akM JmtruJbL --ipe- HvOeral, rlfett of’, liw adopti.m ..f,ibf nie.lutl. na Jt ;l***4,*‘ । i|y,'and hll.beweb onadimiML m theXce.-, of the .ipptoitiMU of lhr (^iVeMimeM'i'jrt^ * J dltMui of a Mortgage- f both amt kvn A.brtel Sffirxf?, can W>!« mi'tMa XXXIXth 'CASH STORER Gingrw,. NEW GOODS WK !* ftror»U. or®.. The people sLwid nol l» gettbu Aesusta dwermineS .to k«p Lb. U»l •Ji gtMda. aodto Mlblbaarsi.1|)e1lMBM<prfcM,ty ready pay. to be cbtaised al wy.ltors is the Cosaty.af Barry. AsyheSj « want ef mj4M"K ’• Ul» ha. ol Op*. F.ittl*. Orogp, HlalJohary, Books, w Fill !■«*» sUuld l« sureloranat '•SW1«>aL •a«M umn For the People! '■ PBlste ron m cu. dpon brown eeoAR it| < E. 11. DUNNING. d..m of B« Igi.im, as, in Jane, one-half <4 the Chan.K-r of Deputies is to be rvcl<-o*rd. The cmlewt is between ths ••Calb.diu" (C-naervaHre) arid thewLrherai" partis.. The present Chamber propriety of Celebrating thw6-mmg anui- eohslsta <4 64 Liberals and 52 Calbolioc venwry of .air National Independn^r In Of thaMwIr* term espirea. 38 are Lib­ tRfe^Viilage. with mole than the usual erals, and 20 Cbtbolies. The perwarnl dmomstiatii^l. ofjoy. !f Ibe day iatobe ay mpslhim . f ihe y ming Kiug ars alto­ Variety Grocery Store, GREAT RUSH Noibingcan more cfearlv >b-.W the hartiilvS. p.rt enacted In the ndtAed people than that imt’e stHgla white per. son in Memphis warhurt by' them duiing the wh<Ju thhre <w f>* daye «.f rM. On Um enrintry. tin feuding ’.W eit tlrna— reprMChUtires of the first faMlrrmrmtrrrd by our people m a manner gether with lhe Ca<holies. liea.4 Memphis —claim lo have murder-1 worthy <>( the ■>*MMi..n, it ia limo to be­ Ths RixDsarBsT.—Dispnlcbaa to ibs ed twenty four tirgr.es, while the poffde gin to make the neevsaary arrangements. Slate Department from the U. S CmMgl slaughtered ninetrrw - m<WT, itii'luding three won.rn ami twuhifimt ehlldmr, and | atJLmwIoitedaird April 21. Male that the ill- firuriivtr and others, oeeidrs l.urning i ucaca wttkbino raia. nruw.r.1.- '—-' , rpidly decreasing in .4 lhe t.lmrtjh offerum Sm-irt* pr- p-ae'l , down evary negro ctmreh and «4e-.1h*ta,.r<«ia*.n-.hli.ll.r-.iD*- ~' -r---- r~™i b<>UM irt the City, and a vest nulnher „f j teneim-nta. al.URhtervd enough liegnwo t«i ' T....-1., UUn..- .M -.—T U.. "T- *-**?• Gold in Hastings ! rtiake'ibv fiftal ol od'-red mm Women ' 3l«t. In artlt'.4iPA^ucope< 'CIiftL I £ vuySatchdaT —Tht» weekly is. in am! dilldrcii killed, tirarly aevwt.ty. ' The riot seems to have bwn begun by ' Tbe publi^eir o-r.luUly Invited lo be j ll(ir ..pini.-n, precisely what it claims la* three pollCrmeJhiring a white «~grant V. be.—a j-urnal <>f cAoirr reading selected -p Ck s quarrrl” With a erdorod tatv of from curretll liu-ralnre. The editor has leu years «f«fd ’Dlls uot-erediiqf. they lhr rat’llr of ail the E*iRl»h sod • Cofili- ru.hrd In and 4mt the tS'loreff ''bur.-— And Everything else in the llua uf f^gr Attrntbui is culled tn th* suiter nrlilal Reviews. M»U«xiltoa snd fi.»t-cl«*. Some l-oli.led eoldleii present, wiffeoat luciuriit of Robcbts & Stmikcb in an­ 1 Wcvklir.. which pre’. Into thrh- jfHict* vlolrticr. I.rggvd ihrdl. p’4 bi shimt “»u other column. They kAji omsb-nth mi the*iilr»t. wLrat, and ' wbt<*"t writera of ■ .niall a l>..j. and'ibitrt upon fh'di^'ItiHM four of ilw clored^s-jdirni.: fiiin.ediatU band a huge Sbck of Drug., ,G<uCr"*" . ly, m if by h.cmK-rrted btan, himdrvd. of Igirrbela, arnied l.»' tiiw’ ieeth, -tan a judges best adapted to suit the la>tu alel |I murk” over the citj , killing rvrrv Itegp. I tbey rnrt, wbila the police and H<emrn Groceries, tnteUigri.ee of the American people. I Inn ted out, not quell <!>r nii.b and The selectim«a in tiro i»timber»'alrrady,|j prraer.-e ibe (»><» end, tl<e_ property ;4 It rnforcvd. V. present the boys from issued hare rmbruced a aide rarirty of I| ctlUaps, h.ul V> ae( tire lu' negFo diiOdhra, playing marbles.or <dhoc gamer, within topics,—all «4 interest V. oultirstrd ' ar-iiMojb<!U^W ahd^srlHligS. ’ " • 11 ■ be limits ofthe corporation, during achmil In our |Mla»ce. Ifwl.i pur»fleiidl|hn>»<, minds, and nearly all •'f a charaeter to be I a pair1 old t Htr»s m Seventy yeufs. igiio ’highly attracliec to the majority ol Amer, rant ctm oflbeXkiMNlW "f The rmi. t<r :_z.. SsaaV’S Mrs s spszcu. - M ienu readers. There hate been riceUrlH . i . . j: _.L-k.L. a ..a 1 short stories, lhrill;ngsdtct>turrs.riqni»Nevada has finished Bio job «4 SDDD AS IBS ®B8® I mou'kucKAAIX. ground I bat he euppMcd troth hi. blue . clothing that tl.73.i^a»’d wns a Yausev AND CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! EW OODS ACKLEY’S High Prices Busted Up A NEW FEATURE GROCERIES 8 Ibs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, A FUST CLASS EATING SALOON Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, > ■d.s-.irrpcwrforSBte'aaw* .IlhrbRlawA be'-*— -a ■>. —"L Jo.it llvu»«, in »!.•;»_______________________ t II. DUNXIXG. Mei’*'-be .nutb Wist quarter. <4 se^toH -»n»t p tbrcej l) earth a* saigv **W?.if ' ' Merchant Ibe I'ruoideiii's Tailor, trsdeusi odarns. policy, slid of making } lie pm nv>, graphic M»b*iesl akrtebeu, Hu commeuwp ou ! p<^m!nr »cirni.6r artwlea such as appear m>Uy m»l> in E glish and French ilioils. ranyrewy. in biography. it t . and ..nrcriote. In fact, it omuilis ■’♦HAMiUEttY BALK. ... RKADY MADS School Books, Stationery, /,y Wall Paper, Notions, . Cards, Cqrd Board, 'Ate, And evert thing al ths rams aatoi.ishingD askhd by It*. ddJI^tn point mil her. lhr uream «.f fmetgu current IlteratUlw, tathrm hiding place, ha» her oy«a ml.mt. au.l i- dl-w-1 SV it, price that brings it and'is ihntwn thns nt«ngk«1 >nn> the W I’hill the reach .4 JI. flslues'nftbeh- burning Calnti and n«utcd Earh number Iwing complete iu Uaell. ali'rjt. All the hart.aritiea committed' by Savit is just the. thing for travelers; and eae^ CLOTHING, speech at tfus juncture ana a public err AKM.tbat etU be Mid lit grai.-lul rucul iectmo. Ainmdy itd«li«u. .nd aUtfeM LOW FIGUBE8. F. I. ACllETt. foreign peri-vHeal lueewierr mw« g-t -E»er» Sa*nnial.’' It U puliliJird’by Tw-knor At Fields. B-mm. tWiawiisr I X«r»»c:.- aad *• *<«< wugxs»ly ______ z~t 0. SCOTT. ...... _...... ....... _r ._ _ _ j Pracvcag I’hyeH- aM Surg-e. Berry- , fif tfc, yn.u-c-.mg ..I Federm <«<rr >in»,M|oh. __________ .------------ _----- I ftn^gniw i t„ nniitar) mdrr- during the rirrM. L COBB. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! *js-4tt£lS4±SS bJ war, urn. IS U0LBB00K*X BLOCS. friewfu in Ihla Oly UP STAIM, cbarlawNss eM io He Ibr gewat rvd if tbalcny was r.eu m»fe tip ahh & o'DWYEH, JOBBKBB AMD BBTAIWM ®» min,, More and Better As IlgMnlag doe< Um wUl'sf CM; would haie msttred prolmtl.m Silks fur white and hl* k'. if ekten.Ird'sHkri'l.r b<iih. The State ..f T- nn. »’.-e I«, v..day, ns , nmeh as.any terrltmj under fbn «>i«rdUiurlrl;- nf "the Federal Guvemuiern.— Thr Bvwu’iir* l»iabch •'•< tHr Guvrr.enrent i» r«prni«il.1^‘f..r having oigwriitad the Slat. WJ.rrurnenl aS-fl'isl and G«isiekb mows, niuwc xrDuxa, ymid dl.pHtr that at!tell -me .V.ry about । ■rra« ■» rr.p"ua‘!deT.>r n<>l remganiging । it ao as tf* make It -haI II Ugbt frt be. ■> $l>®3iS®tr 3WCT01iIWJ-J*H, AV. ihralimaH iuiracoi.Hui cures p-rio^m-d ; i otljv'r Id prut Kt lb.- Il»e4 of at I'its ^ittnrinuMww' all vinunn. by De'* Dyaprpele Qire. Chronic and ‘ oLstiuale rnsr • uf Dyspepsia of long atari- i'leirs? TheFedvr.it G.-verririi.-nt i« rrspw)VMe,(..r inieh' out rAra as that al dmg will •••rely givs why U> ito curative poarrs. kdigeitimi. aicli In edsetlH,f|»*1- Mv.i.pbio, »»d tiir olhvr* which wil' fi>lImrn. ctanip-. pain" aud n.ficf *n tether Bt.oua.-b or to.wJla, aminug and riamg <4 fm«L prttotipaiioti, genera! debility. <Lt> uleacv. eamaol rsM wbeu D«'« Dyspep­ sia Cere is il*ed. W v beg ./the uStcted MACHINE FINDING dee. V. make Ibe experiment; it cab be |.»uud nt all drug avwea. ; o O B 8 .. F"t the same Money, in their fine, than nny , ..thhr Svtrg In .trrtrtl; AND NO MISTAKE OraiUttaj ol O1 th. F^julo FATE1T HEllCtlES. atxm mbm fl ‘ifc. Dein.it and Orirtfo I* GROCERIES! CI1BAP AS TUB CnSAtpT. Sewing Machines, oats. too, auuswr ••* •**•* r**4*’ _ ■UiUIKlirrRKSKiyCt K. .S.h-1""""""1 phis rnt a abort visit to his relaliveu and ■UlUflBT t«B*» ***•••« ChlMron'S AM MMeas4 Mass. Straw OnwMMto of att UMto always so haad rxawo »•*»», ? ____ 8OUTBMK QmtMTluM. IV IFAig baa b»d aesllfT’"" Mr. A. BTBAW uf BILK BONNKT*. AU. STY LES OF SUMMER HATS. thz XASTorae DRUG & BOOK --STORE imoDsron, ©kbah “’f* J • , r - 1/__ 1 *W*ol<u'i ftaaler in Grooerira. Cunfmloa ,^-»,.o.x- «k. *r XnHfca. M.lbebigl ESTABLISHMENT! Eatabliahed in 185L Roberts &. Strisib, ’liar Radical ItGr ol baUlu. <D9 FOR SALE. BVRRAH TR TUB OLb *«0 LOMO TBit© rsicss. . >sM SB. _ • 1 .cue. meu. FRUIT C. BY THE DOZEN OR Bl CAN. �J|rir*lt*rSl |tnns. HASTINGS BANNER. imitV’■» Bari^^KSii! ■Sdrrlra Hiflu tsa-laUe. and downed his great coat 3“*CI hae«aAgMa«enixrt with Moore. I shall be in early; have a Ilghl in the li­ brary. Good aigbL" And with a eerelesa nod, William Hayes l*tt the room. a * i——.u-Wtjr>w murmured Lizzie back upon the aofa. Out * '*et * ^y^n' Fn>m ••But you always eayjyo practice, whan I ante-sec*" "1 had nil no«tuned N..w ..penthe H^ud will' artier- Jhw.’,BKNTLKT. so year*. ‘No than can .... - ,-aerly botiae, I am efrrs.1 never go any where. I am, Hot a Mt «ttrasazant; aad yrt I iL-n'i believe he levee iwr any more.Oh, drar, why is ICT music to On* song after aaotW, with a Metimu. or lively ibalrumetital piece, netssn aslly, between thorn, filUd wp aniwbe* hwur pleasantly. Th* littie man! hate loved me ‘■Elererf lib s/hn treat «»* with au I ought to spolog 'And with her mind 611do, fui* staying so jhtful qucrlH, Lizzie fell ___ r__ I her picture as »b* lay there. She waa a Vluuda, with a amall gmeafej figure, and a pretty face. The short daylight; a road to be cut, and the hair which showed by ita rich waves Ils pent up cattle to be fed. In thia deecrlp natural tendency Ui curl, waa brushed smoothly bock, and gathered Into a rich knot al the back—11 was such a bother to bar hand* clasped, her bead beat, and large tears falling from her eye*. Ha was beside bar in an intent. hotne-like by the coetnuled warmth and “Lizzie, darling, are iuii HIT What to light within, with the howling dreariness the matterf" without. Recalling the acene. «Aer the Wrapper, but ahe wor* neither collar nt* "Oh, William, I have been such a bad aleerea. “ What ’ e the nee of dreeeing up lapse If dtany veers, eoggeete rejections wife, I heard you tell, Mr. Mi-ore last ^Sjts eliiquently ripreeaed by the poet: just tor WiinamT’ Lixxie alapt soundly tor two boors, and evening bow I bad disappointed you; but I will Uy to make your bon.a pleasant then awoke et><!deoly. 81* sat op. gtane nJ at the cl««ck, and aighrd drearily at liideed I tolU. if you will fi*give and lhr prospect of the I "ng IntervaFstllf to love me." "Love you! Oh, L'-xxie, you ean't be spent before bedtime. Tile library waa juat over tne room in gu«*« bow dearly I tova you!" As tbe littfa wife lay down that night, Jl.« *tr.O£, It araau. with ** eiuah foa* which ahe eat, end down the furnace Hoc, abe thought, or life ecd lore, to aliU lire onl lb rough the rrghter.ja voice earns to ibe "1 have won him back again! Beller Ah, brother! oaly I and thee “ then that, I have learned the way to keep Ara left of all that circle new,— film!" The ’film of that hearth are tltil; I-ook wbsr* we nay. the wide earth •'*> Thaaa ti(hl«4 foeaa aw 11. earners. We tread tbajtotka tbr.r fart hare war We sit beneath tkatr ercterd tree*. We bear, life* them. ibe bam of bear Ker leeks to srv lb* brsakiag day Acree* th* SMasafel awrbtaa play* Who bath tot Warned, hoar* at talik. The Best lrrenrkle< Ptu*, Pereas Pte.ter or Dr. An.^ htj art vsrrsainl to keep pet ism at may lx rstanud Lr f™.L .(mqt, THE SILVER SKIRT More Durable, More Elastic, would bare fancied^that Llxxia PreUy..^jptigMIy, sprightly, and lusieg, could pretty, btvlu change to the Ovtful dowdy abe ia howl Who wants to stay at Mime to hear bis wife whining all the evening about her byon’f PrttiodicalBrto: THE GREA'l FEM il.E HEilUj . FUR IRREUCLAIIHIB. knack of that drawling whin* an pat, ’p>n my life I don't ^Mlievu ah* can W* pleasantly. ly not suitable for an evening with only WiHia* to-admlfe. . Shn-nW. and softly urvnl to her rnorA. with biufr, enrrmetol thought*. Mid a firm resoluli-m to win back her husband's heart, *od then, bis love regained, to keep 1L The nett morning William came into cause, 4 draft wascuuUod the otherjoy. the braahfaat room with bw esual Care­ The flame was eltokr>J dtret^ and Iruratrd less muoncr, but a bright arntle came on eut at No. fit. a ptodacing well, distant 200 toeL The deafick floor wav com­ pletely ubivared to pieces, but dads fmtp white muslin, with a wreath of soft full that very liulg damage w*» d->oe. Tne curia had really metamorphosed bar; Uak al No 34 waa covered fur the pur­ while the blush al her hitshendegdmlrrtig pose nfaaving the gas. with a email tank glance called up b> her cheek did not de­ on the lop for the gas. The sh-ick pertract from her beauty. At first William tially laised the lid of the gat tack ar d thought there must be a guest, bukglauc eel lbs gas cm firn. The engineer climb ed cm the top of the task, and extinguish ing Mound, be found they ware alone.' *Gutne. William. yourcotTee will eo-n ed the flames. The fire burning from the be cold." said Lizzie, in a cheerful phe>- well ootaide the tubing was extinguished with aotne wet cl.-thm. Tm> much praise .. *Jt most tool till y»u sweeten my cannot bo given to tba man for Hiking breakfast with a Mae," laid her buaband his life by going on the top «f a tank of crossing the room to her aide, and Lizzie's oil that was liable tn buret forth a solid heart btptpdcd a* abe recognized the old flam* at any lime, for the purpose Of *aving the property of Me employer*. lover’* to*e tad manner. Not one fretful speech, not on* com­ plaint fell upon William** ewr thruhgb Tai Corrsanaa* Auimcs.—The fol- aar each (ide-a iketnaal. The newspaper, th* usual anl lowieg bluer "burst" of the rebel aharl 'tbr fart prverrd aee at that hour, lay untouched, aa Lizzie published in Manchester. rL.Il, under sns:s3; chatted gaily no eserv plr*«ant topie abe tba misnomer of tba Union, reveal-i the ' could think of. warming by Ma grateful real Copperhead animua. As the Union luierest and <wwL«i manner. feels towards the heroic Kilpatrick, it feels “You will be al home to dinncrT" abe towards all the noble defenders of their aeid.-ae be want owt. country against tba bloody rebellion >d “Cap’eUMfey.Lmafe I've business nut the ■ Democratic Party Eurth," symp^ of town; bwt I’ll be home rariy'to tea.— thizrd with, and aided and abetted by ths Have something substantial, for I don't "Democratio Party North." As this expect to dine. Good-bye." And ' the Copperhead organ faala, au feel the Copsmiling look, warm kiss, and lively wbiaUo wards^tsrktil cdfitrast to his longing, eocbof theCopparbead rank and file a. careless gait of ths previous evening. abjectly K4Uw the Pierces, Seymour*. "I am in tbe right paih,"baid Lizzie in , Vsllandigbama r/id oasae gvnM. Herr a low whisper. "Oh, what a fool I has* ia the fhMt-bant"-.— been for Tbs last two years! *A fretful “Kilpainch, tbe Present U. 3. Minis dowdy!' William you shall never say ter to Chill, wrote a pethetin letter to the Spanish Admi ral, protesting against tbr Lime loved her buabatfd with a real bombardment <<f Valparaiso, aa dmtrary thtob noUeestull b. ttrv.d by ddlr.nas wifely dcroLca. and Ur ii^-woold qni»* to the rule* of eivllised warferel Good er at aba thought of bia eonfldcDce io his for Kilpstoicfcl Ibe brutal -r-toh wb-. friend Moorv, bet like a heave litUe wo­ travelled from Atlanta to FUl-igh, with man. ahe atlfied back th* bHter tovlmga wsh Bailor B1M1I ba poat.U and tripped >4T to perfect her plana. Thu grand piano, silent h,r montha, was open­ ed, and the Iiam fiver* taken frtuu lhr furniture. Lame ‘'aaylu'g. “Hi Shan't find BvsB-SuS -ta'a'.ntrzt' O heart aose- tool' tba* hast th* bvat atteerss uartl svult give thw.-rva froto dl bitter thu*(bte auU Uudj.' aeufi* aMaaraes abtosaiicwvat rt : u t MSegwhe beM bsreslf ew^ ;, X A deduction of oat-third aaated bunk*'. >. A dcductirei cd otto third other Uu»a*bed fleuccs. I'm d«ieriuiord.*' ; Tsa-lims Came, and Wlnttm came With U. A liula figure in a tasty, bright ailk dreaa, amuneb curia, and "b! such a lovely blush and smile, si<-od reeds u> w.lootns WrWimi. ae be e*w **•• lime paawd aa the tnorning meal bad done. After baa Ihere waa no moVemant as uaoal toward the bai-rMk. William ato-d up beuld* the uMe, lingrrtog end cbaUmg until Lime arm*. Soe led him to the light, warm perlon, io their pretty glow laatelul arrangement, and drew him down on the aofia beside her. lbs bill amnidetory of, ih. Corpot act ol lb03, baa paaevd ibe U. B. tfenaie by 30 t<> 4. it i* an important: cneaeura, aud vben H becomes a law, a* It will, u Will preisol n.iwh Coppertiead harassing of men wbu b-neatly perform Ibetr dutte* m ecto calculated U> aid in suppressing tbo rebellion. It Utettd* prutKUon against prowcu^ma fur acts Week wool. . AU heavy, uoeoirditioord awd badly Colled flerce« Io I* cImmxJ aa anaaabed uonoceasary qUfenlity any kind & The proeaewnoo under the law h>r <rua4J«r any attempt to miaerpreOi-iit or itooeireaba to th* ihsidr erudition of fleeces, in r^terro** to tags manors, dead wawltpr ..tbi-rMiiji igis toUtluicvS. V. Tki pay ttiermvmln _|.mit ■/ t|^_ market Jfcr *‘>*>1 in g, ’id c-w-di’i'in. . A Coppretu-ad tnrtnher of the H'-o-r tried to have th* IUc>>n»tincri>Mi G<u*rurtteo diacharped from 1U Work, bui tbr Hoose (bought mH, by 90 to 24. Tbsrlow W. Brdwn, of the ITiweu.i.i Ckiif, a noir-d temrw-ranee lecturer died • dcmaumptHm al Fort Atkinson (Wia ) un Friday last. - «U.£Q<JKFI tor la Cbaaevry, Uiwnpenv D., 4th U. 8. Infantry et present et Fort Wayne, and commanded ♦>y Brevet Licet. Cnlolt-I Bobert P. M< Ki'iN-U. ba* lw*a ordered to Fort Bra* tfeuH.Bc Marie. ‘rnviviMr* VIRTUE IN THU The vAe of tbe Pbiiidelphi* mui drrer adds nothing new to a wry horri­ ble at-wy. Tbe olject •/ hi* atuprtuj- ' RED JACKET d»r made him ouamiit them all. and hi* terrvblwgiwt of blood rendered him in­ different to recap* or capture. W*tu»<» beard of on great Qriaie which baa leaduwbt than thia, or wiorw mjMory. • “0 Mason y/hi sky. PREVE1T1IE1 to alakd ret, and io thia incur liable aa well aa f—IUh. Some of the SrUaUwe who voted to reconsider Will y et learn that in aorh a criai* aa they are called upon to act iw. the only nafe policy way w?, j . leertifFlhal tovabovvi* Irsv 1 tbe wife sms, to wiJ applicant*. »*< UrogF' 1 am sew prstertag r«e»*aa #***-' “* Back Fay ie frv. M to to d.’^ HseMage.llsy totb. I«U The Senate euieatrrcd in th* Houe* resolution of congratulation to the Czaupoa fait escape from aaaasninatiun Mr Saulsbury inaieted upon ratrndueing the Slavery qoeation by denying that the ereapare who attempted the aaeaaainati<< wai an "enemy nt emancipation," •hew the evidence abowa that he waa pre duly what the reeoktioo described bim to ba. TbaBeWate did not gratify Mr. ,****-''- JONES SURGEON WAREHOUSES: £ 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, 4X JOHN ST. YORK* ir^Sv State Courts to the Circuit I exssqass"* Courts of the United States, and renders liable fi-r damages any judge, or utber of­ ficer of a Stat • court who perwata In re taming jurisdiction of such cases, against the wiabaoid defendants. Tba is right.' sod wtU effectually thwart tba scheme ul Sartain designing men, to rrvenag tbeinaelveu and the Culure of tba robeflivn witn i>||N W.PA' LEilY. ; ILL ABBA* �Agricultural iVuou—Bm I'Ulo waa <dir rad dm lag the waek, »o<Jlb<re are P»^»»bly but a fa« Che* remaining in the SUlr. Enrm 45W Wcenta boa been paid Aar MuaR lull. According to eastern priet piraalarx, U*rcpuuitoo uf Michigan windem *. g,.od m that rfany other Stale. Tbe crJpUa been aUaddy lucreemng fur vmrapa-i. and ll b now demuoalratod ihal the eoil M>d Himate of Michigan ia wall adapted tn Ha cultivation. To grow BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, BAaRY’SOCTTT MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY. SPOONER’S PETROLEUM ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY MINING COMPANY, । Chills and Fever, ] < ] ( ( Vpaatareia.by wbldi e»ary m deaitag eban. , OF MIDbLEVIliE. ffiCBlGAJ. Miah rwamn foehia—my^ad taaia^ifugwa^ -WITH- Intermittent Fever, V** *» ’"•* lk*r wwlwHaU. fo maha are dfol UwX aanwM pl»«*NaHe. aad l.t J*eC- Remittent Fever, Caab Capital WOO. 000 Shares, 125 Eash. Congestive Chills, ihrkctoba, ‘ AND'AT PBICBS Suit the Times Pjaphea,,,^ j Dysentery, IN NSW Yons, SINCE TUB . . Periodical Headache, I (R vie* ol • hirt we prevent tbe fallowIng rule* adopted by rbe Wxxil Buy erg Con vcdiuei, «b>ob met al Adrian in April fait limitt! TUt tbia Convention rec oinmend U> all porctoera of wool in thia and adjoining Stetea ibe fulkiwittg aa a fair an.I jnal elandard tu govern tbe ad i eiol alt tniycre h> ibe purehunt of wook Great Decline, In Prices, ■Dumb Ague. rm SELL GOODS j A deduction ol uno-half utiall an- •^sr^fruve^iu-.. - 1866. U« M*> BIMDn—Wbarvw aegMM kg. ahooUec ataall bird. U a areal ana ; •Beaver For Safe by all Druggists. Co, Nashville, Tenn. VVm, Spoomsr ii OUR STOCK ImmV Ww ■Jxzrs! At ttra UNION STORE ar ad eare-Aba Mat warM KAT lanlM bm rabavteear aUmM. Kean ifol ibat a, I, prepaeFy peapwvd. »B1 olH. 04 «vm OUR FACIUTIEB ^vJfc>KMiU M wm.-. . 1 . PF'S* “Coeeaa'a" adrmiaew ■t abort. SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS 1866. RELIEF. READY triad tn bate lhr lin’ui'tl uctx rvitlre diacherged Iroio Ila work lltiitvr thought tbit, by 90 ill 24. ot sauUi k< mJ H — A«el>, w» hat. ccnrludrd to adopt lb. over* plan. aad hare pvt «l>o pnc* al lb< tow Agers 1 ■<Il tb.. K wtakta tba reach at ail obtain a vatuUo l*«»pfoea. All th* IHtowd^ Splendid .Waichoa CROpKERY .,;!W.'3S53W!tS is the IIU III IILVEI WATMEll 1866. HARDWARE STORE largest ever II. A. GOODYEAR Th« e «f"wd.wi >4 the Piiiluielpbia mur defer adda nothing new to a very b,'rr,‘ We «.<y. Thv i.l.jecl i/ hie atupeiid- BOTTOM OUT of all kinds, la gaatraily kept np to tba «ata at Ito paafds drr nude him cmmiit tbvtnall. nnd hiterrible glut of blend rendered inm indifennt tn mope nr capture. Welrtaw beard of no great crime which baa loaduabl than Una, nr Mora my Mery. r7s5=ttMfiH6i PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILDREN. Railroad Prices, ’5VB CAIUT 2® ESATI Adding TranaparteUoa; aad eeiw*lts mainly of OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS Tbe Senate reetmvidared tbe vote adopting tbe Trumbull amendment to tbe I’oat-Offire A ppropriati.m bill. We can diecover nothing better in the argumreita for reconaideratinp than political expedi­ ency and timidity—alwai a a weak ground to .tend on, and in thia inaUnew diaerrfi’ahle e» well aa f.-oliah. S*itna of lhr IRON. The Place to Buy NAl(A STOVES. T1!< WARS af ALL tnO». at Ma 0*1 Maaoraeture, and Warrantee Goal. STOVE PIPE, BAP PANS, <& L Pbalpa, la one UM iaaatoalledl IhaJj e •“ uriteb itatei . ■_ ei iren 'hosss. tory, CA ITE RCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, JOHN ST. NRW.XlWfc ft 4 Iraa. AU Ibe Senate eonettrrvd in the Houa» rewilatinn of cungratnlatiun U» tbe Cn* upon hi, eacapefrom Baaaaainatian. Mr Saulabary inaiated upon introducing the Slavery quealioa by denying that tbe creature who attempted the aaaaaaination *■ an “enemy of emancipation," when Ike evidence abowa that be wM pre- *»" Ifly aad back par, v. May KMb. IMS ftMng elee tfifCTAOTCUB TO OBDIK, iTflAMtL MAYF. .ly Broollya, DRY GOODS and will be sold nt Shelf Hardware, Valuable ROPE, FOR S GMND-STOIBES. Shirts°'and" Drawers b> be. The Senate did not gratify Mr. Saulsbury. but* named tba reoululion.— Tbe cventry will gay “Amen." atty eael beUla eoalaiaa fieee laediciae, aa wen aa being »a»r«nor aaedMa^ ibaa aa« deitar'a w.rtbTr the erdinary paio-kUlwa, Fini^.u, 4c.. * Om «Xy mat bottle of RApVAT*8 RW>T They had a Democratic vteUwy down in Sew-Otle*ii> on Munday. Tba Rel>cla <.(that city elected a Rebel General (Haya) ita Sbi-rilT. If there Could bare been a fair vote, no nuoh raaull would have been attained. But, while the Reb•l» nf IximaUna are enfrattcMaad, the Inyalmenara not; and to they toad a Democratic victory. Farming Tools of all kinds, A1NT8, LASS. DOTTY ‘ MV ether aeedMM ia am. BBAD VW AT MR8. WB8COn MATS. riVK NUMDUD TIIOWUMD 0TBEH HAT AND WOODEN WARE. * rWTf. vraior^AWy at U». MtodbavIIto "pie Loyal People nf Virginia will bold • Cmvectkio at Alexandria oa tba 17tb Fu-^,'i,“L,iX“'ir4k-.S5;"' land Banlallag I i than «H tba phy bryaare. If I bait iaieCeodouef 1 >N VULCANITE RUBBER BAM. ;■ .hurt noUeeand !• *b« »•« “d fabee aad Chloroform aanliBMaeed-«ton de.lead “ oa«. ****■ * -ta-. ’’TOlfNWeAYNCSrlCTUBBlfAL J LE“Y-, 1 lave a wy Urga nneortmeni «< 3TTT3R.Se " HARNESS waiuiantbd to biot. SHOP. NUBIAS. HOODS, AcO,« ta-r. rutin c^da *e. alwaya oe ha»d j— •ir id *?ii~ Iwadd ant Mena Bandy MM^bta ' And fovarlaMy . L a MLD AT KAlUMJA* PWCX8. All Kinda wf MMFAMnaa BMS at •ad other pmperty valued in tbn aggre£•*<1160.000. no which chare wno of WS.000. There wtoa. ynarday . wo,ooo fir. at Pnubargh. r.H» for Ourl— «•»>,. K <ta tm of tar wta ta. HOWARD &AXK-W Mtw'm eap. M^md_W mvw RUSSELL & NEVINS, �*•’Muter .Mmfen, jg»j M 'te-5a.ntop1.ft Woodland on M-jidaf la»t, and raw I am »ai dawn terr?dm'W^nba bills au '“’“triihBfS’T? Pwteipiiy.Hi wauU Mn to te>aw; bu« .Miiasa-dMhsHrariOHi^ CO !Ct' E BMP Cl HIT 1 kHHMfifti; ' cmeX^wiTMdi’itei. 4. .-jnl lajuimafl S B' trolt ft M. R. II., • fin« r,d* ■if rlriadiMitea. atowad away in a plaater car, (nr time, a hcti-rog-neiin. maaa, of •i^&fe’b”aTO;:’.5 humanity, ‘*all tioued .ft* eoiue place." Arriving al Dteroit. tickrtcd fur Troy that Itwcould «!d !»»• Cr»6 cfMpd to N Y. I IMIHO atewl to lake a aU-p tMttyjPW* a.1 ufjpmMit wa Ml-CUIIan. Ne.rrtbaUr. Uta L'<ulity vt’ iter, pei>pl«-4ii Irfttb,1 and thrlrMAlrt W reward fnjiahy ofart- > n bn th- part of men who linedaoutteof Maaoa A I>ixii»'a Jinc iudncvd t&r(n tri ''ISCLUDINU - place *(A*WP«' I" lb*, jtealfftmW VicwFrraidctit./rom wUb a Him a by icaa ciawa^Ja.? arrived M: 8nr| a fettle art nlk* Lint th. chair «< Bridge ttfljild e'e|h thing dmhrd State. Called {Jm* u- pit In. plaie*.<f the ctewm agent wFt(teigr.^fir, it would have andmakfena. married and alngle. । (not Lean natural, a. U would have many »/*tbe lalUrpm-kad atei.it fi-rleere«r, fcir him to haea carried nttt tbe pok­ co.la. ahawrta or any thing wbicb W-wild ey tbe people determined, by tbawledioii aeraetMdrteaa.ay cold. It waa ||ugh- , of Ma^Ltacuik.. ate wild cunirul the pmnaulr to aaatet* qil'ck *. me of them; were try, but JtfU* «| true itety tn tba traitora, wtena a**<iat<be bgdlieen ikrough copied down, aetrd like a eharm. Ttw-8u.peii.Hin Bridge ia a novelty in MM«t ••( bia lite?tSrgte t'a fbligatmna to itael( H bwAa aa good a. It did five year* tW Ajtei o( tbe nation, and fUlnwago, tm'TrfHl* itiakhig ftrnr, item all that lag tba teafinatuma af bia own cArnijit bitrtj jo'wd’ tia nattir with thoeanf lime, flere exuineHvwd Aww difTiculKe.. 1 wanted «4eep, o>utd nut.lake *a uigtrt wA»oni-h iwkt fteear be .aid • Patrfuta 1-vich hu account of changing care, ther— fore I cmirlndwd !■• M.nit it out, nud sleep in my neat-, but if I aver an tdird.lt 2.%poo o , A. MORTGAGE &ALE. doEECR® IM Mo!1ET,",8vG F-. ttet *l« 4, ;^5F 100,000 TICKET^ WILL WlAjl, “ (•H\N<’EnY t»H1»ER. . itAl&Of MIC.UIOAX. Kigba Jwteatel CtrL'SXiiT- C.~> c-« jr»-o—5 ^C«£LL, w L’tsSsHS-sa^ I’DUfckf f nUu (Ateaacapy-I eprtlwl R Mtlit'E t Ten Thousand Dollars. All p.rrwna harteKBlalaw agalwal tbe Olateol J-iemiab . ll. of Caatirt-I-, Joo* 4. ao-bwi.by n-MiS.-rt waaal Ihht time. Mm talking. »omm rfv Mhig—hat it wna nothing new to im-, Akbaa* Jrnuro>>i tba propU flatted thb — children cry ing, lirvakmcu yelUi<. all by unpriWM-detrti-4-ma nnuagt-d io'keep me lowly trprtgftt,' by pirilhv. That C.ngrrwa was cti<i*cn lietbe b-Ip Ilf lhr hack and uno end a cwuar tbe"h>HMr^« the dptedli m-nt *f tbe principlea<A#*CVr4*i"—-•’ccmiim- md I. dr'wt Ihw-Lthat AT THE mWIA M0C1BT, Otaril DUNNING, AAowpL- j&dte- a>i pr-cr.Jrd |» taka a UM »lay IL RM? /' w«n») atn.ll elamt lb- city ; it* Laation i. ». well knowntlui 1 UiHuld faiLJTIaUriup' Tbcer mi'm efepird I v M-rwratr C.inpr'atei tonal Dotnc^X^iry'-HW'l- Senate, ml Lii girw.lL. wte*re^t>Hita. Tkny corttahi. • •me fine bmMtngw, ain-mg winch ta onamdwi I db H-ald^t. ...... • built ~.mr jrcara ago, Uy ..lba_M»lh'-4i*X di«CTert. and nii«»t ekperici.crd men of S.'ietetv. Bi'rwi owned nu*l Hcrap.rd by the Catholic*, aa a ehti-eh It ia ■ aplrud.d miifh-r-, •ib.aii-cf u^w-n ■’b*,of tU-muli. bill, i iiilx^J th'" argument into nda-f M iMl .ort.-tind that enlrrpfl.iftg itiatw*. ipyig ea.li ^(l^pav by lltfi-A« 4 P..M. left Troy f-* Valley Fall-; f- hWf*aC.-.j£itwiu»d- tend ibdat .lull Prttoldelit'fur hi. appro, al. Aeco Variety Grocery Store, ®®0® AS THE HB3TI THE I" OR Old Establis'liiiK iit * •' CHEAPEST! Greater Inducements ■ A NEW FEATURE! TO THE ' COUNTRY TRADE Th-w ar AND CHEAP AS THE ia eoaaartwa with ay elbw A FUST CLASS by wb<«- ' in csfideucw given. J.-bn-m now EATING SALOON bed-'ranol ap|t(i*«e nuVfur the nra.oti that they arc tek jnrivtpary *** ,*le Pr‘“ tacti'm of the pror-le iirtrrretrd, in theli luliim. but bcrauae the com pled i»tt uf tbe men wliwa rtaHkuraztiioa jk'dreted, are i>fi« .Lad- darker Ilian bia own; though contra I rd with thus making a pernwial ■‘■rt/H—ttr" tbiji*!-' wt*»ikrteigh th- cr*atituti*<«ial pn-ri-galivr id Great Decline I rr. ia putting up a large end minn >* tenldmg ieiwnding l» build hi. cliinea -A I bi. pkW. I am ••»!<! th ba. iiupru.rd Ida K> aprr mail n ia RY m.wtg tbr brtl *« a Mower, end ihiw utltelhw'fanjiriormeuM liy lbw Htetper. •w br>|—ak for Mr. Ilrtringlou uiibouml Skl&Ay .IT”-W Thia roaull iaalao important in aornb* er view. Thia action of Cwigreaa makra m»ii-i»r-*»i*».r.*"W" athntMMkActe inte -bnd prewHaaaly cut GOODS, tnuts *“ i-HANt-RRT <M<HEK. •« .vta it or jfXWA;.<x ftW-fwhteit dr One* Owrt/te ate Chw.fy lurry, a <l*«>rr».*t the rtllaMeW ■aMiam, iMMeeaatr, wa th. tU day of.April A.T>. OLeo-MJfaw. CtetHeuwwI. -kJ Wa iafaiiiaWr cart Mypbilria.OI.Ol. Gwaurrbwa, la.pwi.oey. kmiurwal aad Uarpoi LmUawa, ”'“;rEr;p!85iS‘iKiw».>. GROCERIES. Good Tea at one Dollar. »9»T« ft BBGlt. CARPETS. * -g-wSiWir"” Mat’, Rugs, &.C., &,c. ’X aM a ■ - M. « '"^pFWSftSdlag LoUibUa»iU*n«j( Wall Paper, Window Pix'.urcB, ,k«al action, anti it needed juM ■udi a «et Luck a^i thia l « leech «tr Prrwidmi that .( lUwtiag^ a»d abew ear— -- ----- -wbr tbe grayw.f lb. mil grated.-» r a/ig . Brood Cloths, Slimmer Cloths. aa g corruption fuiid’. fof the |iuidM*e of lulea. Yrt. d-apilj all three applumera t^AjrrmnteBrw V. <*• free, prove themwWrw. with te-rv and ibrrw.gp gifrplimi.'l^pirrupL arid J**-*- ' ruptabl-, and ibe Civil Riont a Bill i* Mrwataw. Thi* ig a trrumpb uCltw pro - plo «mer eeeeuli vr uu-rpaimn and aftuUil tench even anutbcm rearroea, that lbw pei.plw.if tbe Nnrib will M4 te-n^ui i.. have 'limr rmiulh. *wrd wp hjf anuibern ‘ •rifora," ebetber ia puaiRwa; high or ir’ha; -L- -- ” •aaaa aoesa. WRITE • ATTMBCOBJIM GKOCEMY, Oaefew Mater/ 8. Geodyaar ft Ca’a. S ■eattegaFab. IMiltM vf t H. DUSNIK6. Tbrir..H--.it i. .rk.ittf lC.1 M-tXai lhe II r.rwlji,*. -rrr al tew iZrt-cl la lb. tel Notions. There la.a flak mill at lhr. [dace, d-- htg a gold ba.inraa in the flat trudA ■wakteg twin* of ail dewcriplmna, am' &ot-lb’c»d, bi ratikrd good a* trtiy ; t «r-nd you a ana.pl- of llm da* after libarately awing tbr ap,s.iiitiiig' power, -«t ha< (■■■« through iter Hi 41. The man placed by the C>m>|liu1|o<i iu bi. band*, ODDS, 1 .tone. T. »rr 1 l>«»- »—t auth UamM.ag aad «lteg’b»PeMte.»4al» vrtik eri*wlhar.wT-<MH4. wUuw-T u.Jdfooi Uada *U1 ba-ated Window Curtains, A 11 Oaraasu ar Mr Old Srlkp ar Hkisnr Rutrcui Farm NO HUMBUG I WAIEIEE BRACE & JOBBKBB AND EUTS»O£. BUllwri lU IT BABTXI � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-05-30.pdf d109309437af70fb831c1a424e89952d PDF Text Text NO. 5. HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, JIICH., WEDNESDAY. MAY 30, 1866. chancery ORDER. Ositmgs' Nuintu Birttlm JJfatdtauu. -AteawRion wsw aaye; The Johnson policy of getting creitml of ths United States Senate by bhxAtn* the election of Senator, by Ttepublican State Legislature., as successful>y a* HHU—1, M a—Mn.jr, of tbe So- , il of tbe 83d. d*t« of «*- 1 fog-airirt”'Ba if be tbowght II hte duly to arrest It aa a vagrant. He refrained, however. after becoming satiiOrd that it bad “vitiUt manna of support." *^7^ Um. bettfa j snnry of tbe United States, wbkh dosed *M. r.Etrert, M>d tabs itto at Boston on Saturday, Hon. Rufoe W. and inpsrr Batter Ire® the I LandU of Niles. Michigan, was elected Master of Ceremonies, and Rar. D. Bontham Tracy was eboeen aa State Depwty-for Michigan. Golmdi Wxuutxa.—Robert and Silly gramme for ropetlUoe in New-lUmpCrawford celebrated their golden wed"MTPnaier’’ Ilipotdatw.—Tba N. Y. •liire and in VgnixML Thia intelligence may surprise and »fawk the moral sent! diaf.at their bow tn Lino*. Ionia coen Tribunt't W..hlngtnn|c«>rrespondcnt say a, tp. Michigan, on tbs. 5tb foa'aitt They that on Bunday night prior tn the. prepa­ New Englattei 8lvtve. foil th>* voters «/ were married in'Richmond. Ontario coun­ ration olthe veto, the President swot for ty, State o( New York, on the 5lb of May, the Colorado.SanaUua and rounded them both may rest assured that it baa been 1816. as to their political views. An offer was folly determined in the Johnson ci’uncila at Washington to endeavor to apply to the Republican majorities io tbs Senalna of New-Hampshire and Vermont the । sanir corrupting inflm-noM to effect the I Section of supporters of the President. ! and to defeat or suspend in dead-locks mm as radically and trustw<>rtbily Re■ publicans aa are Daniel Clark and Joslin i & Morrill, that bars availed in Naw Jar- CO&ffBB HHtU, E. II. DUNNING, GROC1MI n»t Wtxbl the Rtoek or - . —Ua U. W—O.H — ■ -.* h.f! l> ) Variety Grocery Store, ®1>DD AS TKE 'JkSST ’ .ANU CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! A NEW FEATURE f A VaLUAKX iMPBoVBMKrT. Ah.. Mre.ee Dicrtr fe Paas r-I.— «• claims to embody the wb.de United 8'slew in hi merit yet sureI) Congress ia not tn be blamed for bop Ing u> the last against the existence nf such arrogance and had faith. Marshall.da this Star, are n « nmehinn .byp 80 by 80. ground. for the purpose of inannfarturing therein, hy tbe aid of steam power. Saeh. Bli/da. Doore. dt«-.. and. for plain­ ing and matrhmg. tb« I2ib d*. .J June, A. D. 1868. at one o'clock P M., fl* tb4 election of Vffiprrs (nr Mid Cai।pun) and the Transaction ofaurh other Imsinrss may properly wrar before said merlins Datad at Vernionlville this lOtb day A FIKT CLASS oTWay. A. D. I860. D. W. Swivn. Secrtlary. E. It DdiMlSft EATIM AWB fCfUEAM 8JL&OOH GROCEY STORE. At Um lata ftmdurs Warehouse of J- W- ■**- Ixtxxsal Rxtxscib. A part of the pen­ alty the people of the .* United Scatcw are paying, for electing such political WasTMturarxa Ravi aw.— Leonard demagogue* as James K Po’.h, Frank­ Scott ds Co., have laid os under obliga­ lin Pierce, and Janies Buchanan to the / ■ tions for this Quarterly for Aoril, I860. Presidency. It fa indeed a treat, io be permitted . Foretja News. , voce again to examine the friendly pages The steamship Cuba, from Liverpool «• this well known exponent of tbe Liter- May 15, .la Queenstown MaySl3, arriv­ 1 al Ciau of the British populaoe. Like ed at Halifax yesterday, bringing one * all its predace swore that we have seen, ^eek later news. The money market of England was tbe number before ua filled to overflow­ convulsed by a panic almost unparatelled ing with tba wry beat <il English Litera­ in the ni-Mem history of the country. It ture. We add jbr tbe information of nor *«• sbs'irbrd public oplnlbn as oven tu readers, the table rtf contents: let. Rail­ overafcadnw the war question in Germany. way Reforms, 2nd, The Royal Hospital Among those who failed is Sir Morton Petrs Mr. Gtadmrme. tn the Hnuso of inf Bethtebem, 3d, The Situation io Aus- Gimmrtn* on Mev 4. stated dint tbe Gov I ssply. Bach feres market. of ths tret assBty aady oahaad fer sate aS ths LowvM Frtese. erntiiewt teas snepended tbe Bank Charter evt.) 4th. French OpinioM of the Eng­ act. AiAM snmaa. The newefrom Germany continued to lish. Sth. Tbe United States Constitution be wariike although tbe hope of tbe and the Secesaiontsta, (an a*tide that ev­ preorrvatiun nf pence ban not been aban­ ery American ought to read,) flih. Paul doned by all. Tbe Italian Chamber of Louie Coarier. 7th Commons round Lin­ Deputies passed, by a vote of 203 tn 48, don, 8th B. Taino on Art and Italy, ©th a bill granting the Government extraordi­ nary p-.were t» provide for the mabteContemporary Literature. nanevof the pliblic safety. Will the publisher, please mall us ibe By the arrival of the Arixona at New Janniiry TFerAainafrr, and the A'orM Bril- Tort City, wr have 'asWa from Pana­ irA for April. W« want very much to ma rr. MnyJIS, and from Callao to May 2 The Spanish Admiral had declared the Mockadv .if Valparaiso raised, and had sailed tbenee with his entire squad­ ron on the 14lb of April for Callan, which 5 Crt he reached on the 25th of April.— rtiedlately on his arrival Admiral NuTux Galaxy.—We'iatcome this Jbrt net adviaed tbe Consular Corps that with nightly representative of American Lite­ In six days he would bombard the eUr.— rature, for Juno 1st, to our table ; it fa The threat wAa carried out on the 2d of K-SlofS-W.M,ifoa.M.Xewal> aertb । an improvement, if tint it pottiblt, on its May, when the Spanish fleet, at 12}, bepredecessor, —and cannot fai. to meet ghn to attack the forte. After a hot en­ gagement of over four hours In duration with a cordial reception at the bands of the Spaniards were compelled to withthe reading public. A Soda Fountain • , Groceries, Their shop ie oil the nmntvilla. Eab-n CwiMy.- Micbigs^ <>t> EATING openly made to them that they could procure the signing nf tbe bill by espous­ ing tbe President's policy. Being men of dfeaatenea Inundations of the plantations sense and chareater they declined the on the Mississippi, and say that the poo dicker. pic of several parishes are entirely with­ ^Nxw Mist MrexrrT^ W. Vroo out food, and that relief was sent to them 'man Esq, lata one of tbe patriotic defend from the city. erejrt our country's honor, on tbe fields of sanguinary strife, has opened, and Is “Mt Poutrr" is laniaaa.—Ex-mom-, ber of Congress Killgore, of Indiana, J keeping a frtt clau meat market, on the south side of8i*t« Street, next d<x>r east at Washington in consultation with Dan of the Dry Goods H<>uw> of Rossrll & Voorhees and Niblack, ityreferencc tq Mr. Scbuppan. Hie, ia to be tho Eating Bowse, of tbe Village; at least, be will Sevreses that have, from time to ume, spare no paint '0 make it so. Give him lieen published over that sijMfure, in the Basiau. Other favors from tbe same party, on political or local matters of interest, will always be acceptable. To Bon. J. M. Huwamd for a copy of Soda.—Tbe S«fa F*‘untain at ibe b<s recent Speech, delivered In tba Senate Drug Sl<Te of F. D. Ark ley, ia now in May 11 th, on the Post Office Appropri­ working order—and those in seuneb of a ation Bill. delightful. c«»l and rsfre>hinu beverage To B. W. Dennie, Esq., fora copy of Use East Saginaw Cfaarirr, containing the proceedings of a meeting for the organisa­ tion of an encampment of tba I; O. of 0. xqusuxrec Bovan xs has parsed th-- F. held May 10th. at that place. Bouse ofRrpreser.tallvee hy the feme- FOR USE'S /ITcmiuo.—There iasaid to boa great mortality among tbe blacks, of whom the croakers say there will be none left in 20 yean. Tbe plantations wore worked by whites. Wn»si “PrtUcrr —The first official act of the new Collector Smythe, of New nrwepwp. re ie all parts of the country York, is thus recorded in ibe ITerU: erm. to be going inu> ereiacire of late -We are Informed that one of the first over I be wonderful mrdiral properties of G-o's Giwrh Balsam and Cue’s D**peprfa Cure. We are glad to know that these reliable remedies are for sols diism soldiery, should apply at rewi . by _ Frask Alum, authorised Claim Ag> n . at every Druggist in tbe land, nxHia majority <4*138 t» 2. and is sure i» pass tbe Brute at an early day by equal ly as decisive a majority. Io view of these facta bxtdsmkd soldiers or their beire who would be entitled tn this JuM Increase of the small pjAx'-or paid w^.w. 1«, _4. w K :«. ..S.Jfof awM. Nichols listings. Michigan. Mr. Allen bee been) ------------------for five years an agent for tbe eolfectnm Ts-^.o. :x tms Wbst ptaoe their ol eiaima againvt the government end Ans »- nfidmer in lb- /M Jaatet BiUtn, be- Hag Lata Ui ths vil!ag«s|| NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Sew Sprlag a Siaaer Gw4a •lunrnr sTwaw 15 Ht^BBOOrs BLOCS, , UP 8TAIHS, 1Ja31?* tc"u-'! wmstaatfy oc Uud. ud rretee A Shepard, imui cmx mo«r credited with a good thing aprnpps of the Senatorial election in Gmoacflcot. Af­ ter tbe yoie.in.lho Hpuse was announced, says ne Brufytporl Sta-t/arl. and seven Union voire had fowil cnst against the E«arta. tba PreMdeOt ha* appointed a 'caucus nominee, a Copperhead acquaint­ EtscTXD.-Gen Oxaw S. FHnr te U. ance went up to Mr. -Barnum aod «id: 8. Senator elect from Cmowrticux for ala young lady from Georgia u> aeierkebip ' scan Iron- tbe 8d .J March next, when in the Treasury Drpertenmt. atidee-tbe ifo. tern ‘if** Hon. Lafeyatte B. F«wtee Gmw-lter. Her relatives were io the •‘Yea.’’ re*ponded the great showman, otewarred Rvbel army, aud she makes her dhfoyi “the name number that were raked but of Mary Magdalene!” The eonveraaUqc Sriavoatau — Vermont Ik ^conridentdj» aghatrd by the nncreai(y of sleeting two U. & both sente beta* now Wed bj EwnuUio rto^faere �GKEA’t ©rigiwal Jottrj. -... fl “■ r bac taO ■ caiufj btut x3' CASH STORE pipe* <>n each side of tbe centre of tbe cars, end termed “return ventilator*,’’ which diairibut* the air even uu.r* a&eiively than tb* apparatus ahi ‘ ‘ ’ used by thia road In time erpted and they drank and separated.— new leature ww designed in_____ _ _ Th* eream of tin* Interview consisted in part meat of lb* Central, and reflect, tbe fact that the Frenchman knew thr great credit rm iu originator*. Tbe** Mexican the momeoA be _*aw him. Th* car*, than which no mor* attractive one* Mexican w*a one of I a gang of robbers have aver been «em in our city, will coat who recently pillsged th* steamer Mootsbnut *0.000 each. They were made un erum*. The Frenchman was on hoard •ESTABLISHMENT! ? i / JOO 1 ■lienee KeepV »Alena el sudda/rags Urts oe Iky pilgnwags. Hots on daily ‘ssalb tbs sirit.; Hilsae* keep, for 4saih «r life, Us. Ay tvngss BbaHpewv tbv seam; Tbsw. till Ito best UrofU • wr, tillwc.kwp, fer dsalh or life. STOR E ' 1 Established in 1851 Roberts * Hthtnek ANttOLUXO More and Better MUI e00»a PRINTS FOR 12j Ct*. GOO? BROWN SUGAR 12$ £>«• OMudlttng ol All tl>» VopolAr PATEkT MEUtUH. G'WOC7/J/ff«-s/ and being a Catholic, had promised to en­ ter a convent and become only the bride <>f be*ven. They were a trvdel pair of lover*, and all wb,> knew them believed they were tbe embodiments of poetry, leoderm-sa and devo*i«K> tn each other ; that they lived what hards bad sung and romance* had described. They were like to blossoms oh one etrm—a planrt and it* ray. Aa usually- happens, fate • What give* you the headachel" ask­ frowned tbvir velocity, and jealous of ed tbe merchant. their hive, cut thr matertil eloiid of the “I do not know m I know, •Ir." ••Do yoa go to bed in g<«>d sea**!*Joseph blushed. ) “A* early aa mo*t of the b«mrd*r*," be '■aid. “And bow do you spend your j*ve-; niug*. J«wepbF standing in his eye*. “Jiwepb," said tbe old merchant, • character and all your iuture u«fii and pnwptrily depends up->p the you psm y our evening*. Take my for it, it Is a Vi-nng man’* evening. SJinrilaij. OR^T’&OK GOODS—— For the People! _ ____ ___ _ _______ ww tblrt. Tbcrrwocbmu<drelined recognteng bln. or laving him arrested, because if bo did o*. bo fell sure of being spotted and muidered by other* of Dio gang. Sweet state of society isn’t irt "" FOB TK «L» *»« groceries HIE OllE,TAMALE liEUtJl run ikkegclaiuuea FRUIT CANS, Colonel »u baiideunr and gallant; and when the lair girt thundered, M all her sex do al first, and then rained, k- was touched and interested in the unknown woman. Hr comforted and cnns-ded her. rr.hun< tbeUutbof tbe idea that thr brart is never *p smtrptiWe to a nrw at- ACKLEY’S EW OODS THE SILVER SKIRT! Moro Durable, iixftvaWti THE MOST SKEPTICAL High Price. Busted Up 8 lbs. goad Mwicovado Sugar for $1.00, And Everything else'in tbe line of Drugs, Medicines. coxmwoicR axd KxrniDd Paints, >4 fee Ae teMfttod as * CACTIO’ W Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, _ Cards, Card Board, dec., Cfcc, District In whicbbe reside*. No changes are mad* operative upon th* present am aeasmrwt, exewpt that farnrefs^re m* nw qulrrd to pay tai np<-n any product* nf their farm- consumed by their families. Evrry person liable to the. above tear* will be required to report to the Asaisi*nt Assessor this preeent month-the slavery amendment abolished all iawdent* of slavery, amraig which wav the code nt IndiaM »merrwing tbe blocks.— And thr J ndge deetdad that tbe negro pUhniffwnan wt>t«>./ the DwitosIRtotto, M«d vnii'led to equal jwMie* in tba e»urts. though tbe A*«mnMuMum rd Indiana enya be ia m<*. We are evidently getting on. -If. Y TW»*m* Lyon’s Periodical Drop,! Travling Basket., THE l.itfUN OH (SINGLE CAN. GREAT RUSH On* nf tbe Superior Courts of Indian* bas Jitely rendered a derision which, if viMiaiiw-d, will be fimnd ol much peactimI I mpoetanew, in ■ suit by a negro <a a rontrwet, the while defendant net up tbe Bl»-k C4* «<f«be Slate, which d«t.t~ them fnwn making a •'•ntracu It was replied that 'be (5»U Rights Art super,-r■fed th* Siam law. Tbe C urt held that lhe Siam l»w was omtmlled not only by UH- ' HEA**t8T. Children Carriage. the barbarian* who had murdered her lover. Th* Dubai force* arrived, hot had something elae tn do than kill women, end Blois* survived in^ppit* of be rarIt She beard the regiment wwr ml-oro that hsd rhargedyopam the baUallkwi led by her lo-st Irb-ad. adfl »b* rewind to **<■ tbe C-.lonel arid denounce him as tbs slay- ls al) and by taking possession of tbe im­ agination. Tbe imagination ia a* au*ceptible to disease as ibr b.dy. and we are rvm more in peril from a dlaeaard imagination than fn-m a disordered atomneb. lung or liwr. For there i* no end to lb<w«! wlioesn ourr a physiol ill, but who can treat Mwcswefuily » mental mala­ dy 1 Who can minister tfea mi»t diaeas rdl ’Durr are exerlleot remedies lor tbe dxdera that lay* wegr to tba body, but when the imagination is afflicted with it tbe victim must aa-ufedh perish. If you diatribuUng aa rapidly aa poanlbla thr want to die ««f tbe cMdrra. then, be sure and fend your imagination with it until It forma Upon which the tax payer* are re­ reign* supreme iu all yrnr thoughts and quired In make return* of their income, and the number and value of all articles II. If y»'U want to taka the cbolara. tinder Schedule “A" liable tn tai. such as hrask off abruptly from your customary diet Here again y»dr imagination will carriage*, gold watches, musiod inslrw be nf great service to you. Cultivate mrtita, gold sad *11 ver plate, Mliard ta­ tba habit ol limking with anapiciiat on ar blee, 4k., &C. , Ato blank* fur making tides of lood which have never berrt.- applications for license*. Il any should forn done you the *iigbtr*l dan.agv, but Im omitted however. in the diatribufl.ai which «ai the Other hand, have hein y.mr nourishment and soalrnan,-*.' Yoe Will ofsuch paper*, who ia liable to pay ant such taxes required by law.be wiH.be none Um Im* liable to all penalties i” such case* provided for falling to make peas and new p»>tnlpe«. Thi* will be a change iu yrwr diet, the opp<»ile »<t that we have just warned ar«inet. and equally deleteriona. It I* MMM I" bear um»plainta in tbe spring, of disorder* under the afH<«. These nr* owing rm wily to the intemperate u*« of unripe and an debauched witling*. whoa. fWy thought grown nnd gr**o food. Tbe dx>l«rn al­ ia * concealed •mult. Not that we would imply a sweeping cmsure upon I bo mala CHEAP AS IIITEI ITATEI STWL u-isn '5701X2. notary, CAMDEN. I. »• I. ESTEIIIIIl » Stxxl Paa MaacraCTVMM- WAREHOUSES: 403 ARCH 81- PHILADBl£®*> W JOHN ST. N»W TOM. W Sfen �agricultural |trms. Ma. Eorrua:—1 would lik* tn inqsire iWJ|1 the columns of tbo PtoayLstesa. a best ««J *° drw* butter for the enurL A ScaeauiHM Dauuirraa. UOOD NIWg AT BARLOW, GOODYEAR k GBANT, mst MOUb TBCTH THAN NETKY. " . BARRY COUNTY . ■ SPOONER’S MINING COMPANY. Chills lad Fever, Bihons F«nr, - •Hires m a c-d «•"« nnwn, when, there sS^J^*- ’MM- •“ » I. a free acc»s* of air, it should seldom , 1Wi,d in summer over eighlnwi iami., ■—u-y— „,d reiy rarely -reef tweiity fimr. The Z11 Semin ibmn.es mskr. iV -Kteust met butter. Dre temperature of I ■he dairy »b«'uld be an uniloriu as ! nuasibls. From 48 deg. to 00 deg. «if I U. frrentan io pr»b-bly ibu beat, though ’ the pi act ice of g““J butter maksra diK-ra *• w blds in lb>- ■W'prct | a A practical butter maker .n New . T, Turk.aaqu--ted m Flml’a Dwey Bre.k, “*-■ p. 237 gives ibe f-Howmg as lire boat PETROLEUM - Intermittent Fever, OF MlDpttm. a MICBIOAX O,...., I .... ... L... ., atelia. Cash Capital *15)000. 600 Shares, *25 Each. Remittent Fever, Congestive Chilli, AND ........ AT PRICES - HCSBAKD OK WSFB. To Suit I the Times. AGUE Diarrhea, Dyeentery, Periodical Headache,' Great Decline. In Prices, 1800. Dumb Ague. titcilKABi tiF4L.T*-Tks Armas's LVtA.n-JPlHil OpentattbvU^' jscl ia Ui alak al >.«. —— ——> -r~■■ owned by the eompMT.bnMn lU capiul au<k is less palatable U» tbe taste but le»a beallhfel than lh"* •••«< butler. Tbe swine care it needed U< the tx» •“ ‘I l» U> be puked, * belter it be a firkin in which it is t» remain Uli used, or only in tbe bvi IO tni.0 b. maikel aa freeb lump but­ ter. ibu best and richest flavored article • ill be spoilt by sending it lu tbe exbibiU.XI or loiuai ltd IU new and improper Periodical Bn i’s iREvr female remi UR IRREGULafcHM^ i860. For Sale by all Druggists. Wk. Spoonir & Co., Nashville, Tenn. OUR STOCK Attu, UNION STORE «t -CocvaB's'' advarliaeSM 1800. H & HUMH, Butter that hat been well worked and perleCll) freed ,,"m butter milk ia uf a 6rra and waxy consistence, S>> as scarcely *t>i dim the poll'd! «f the blade uf a kui£s thrust into it, leaving uprni it only a •light dew as it is witborawn. If it is aril in texture, aud lea»va greasy streaks uf butler milk upon tbe knife that cuts it, or upon tbe cut earface after the blade is withdrawn, it shows so imperfect and de-I festive process uf making and is uf pubr quality, liable U> bcoutue rancid. To prepare new boxes fur use in tbe sburtest time or to cleanse old ones iu the m-wt th<>r<>ugb manner, Mr. Flint id OUR rACIUTIBS For Doing Busimess, DR. R A PR A FIT., The Astnleger afths l»th Century, JFO. rn BAST BBA1MSOW STXXBT, SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS 1866. irax TO AST IS STATS. RA.D’WJk'S”S READY MU AH HUM WAftkEI I RELIE] I860. CROCKERY enough to till tbe boxes; about a pound •/|»dt will be required U> be pul uito a thirty-two pound box. and ttnsmul water should be poured upon 1L Let it stand over night, nod the box may be safely used nett day. Potash may be used if HARDWARE STORE! is the largest ever brought to this mart, H. A. COODYEAU BOTTOM OCT of all kinds, r THE AFFLICTED HEAD! la gvtirrally kept ep to the went* of th DRY GOODS nd will be sold at We bke the butter worker, a roller on table u»ed»apre**ly fur bolter Working, wre are several forma, snaie of them uple and iuripeiiaive. The bands Railroad Prices, WB MITT ES IBSAT ? Adding Trsna^rUlloa ; tad aoaa'sia nxlnly ot <>LI> LAllira S FAIR MAI0EN8 is contact with II Tbe useiif the sponge, alm, as m tbo maiiutaciure of that celwbralrd Philadelphia butter, the details nf ebicb are gi»en on pp. 230 and 232 -f the ILairy Lknilt already alluded to, we The Place to Buy NAILS, STOVE PIPE, iBDWJS ft SWISS, of Opium, murpbine, veratria*, sad other eptaua end M notice. 11 lolls pain • by imparling vigor sad alraogth u> lh.avsUan. and arouaing the vital •nergiea lo a healthful octlun. ioaten! of paraiysing the p*ie*plire faaulUaa. and making them laaeaelble to pain. Ld three who would Hrs aad .Bier health use BADWAYU BEADY BELIEF JlL—Tusll who uz» sick and In pain, ,h the SAP PANS, Cheap Shelf Hardware, ROPE, GRIND-BTOWES, i»d fairs Cmeul at R-rtte-dam, Hred Centra Stephens had' a very Warm rnvpti-'il mi tuudingat New Tork, b*«ig s'.iemled by crowd* of ineasbera of the Bo.ihrtb.Rsj and of Irishmen general- Shirts and Drawers We bare otee nf tbe beet selected Suxke In Use Mar­ ket, of all kind* of Goods, usually kept Ito a Variety Farming Tools of all kinds, Ono «Ky cent bottle of .BADWATB BEADY BELIEF will de more good and can be cred fer J0HES & DRAEEv SURGEON _ BEAD WHAT MBS. WESCOTT BATH. FIVE HQNDRED THOVHAND OTHERS BAT DENTISTS, LASS. AND nroODBN WARR 1 Y7OB tt ALB—X W Jd ef section M in BaUand. ON°^felTrRUBBER BASS ' ' O. Short naliea and In ibabeat ted saueiapprsrae J " '•’i'.U-A CU-— UHL, that the rebbrah at the De < tre*an<! Milwaukee Depot io that city, । is alemst cleared up, ttwiuew tracks bare toun k« laid and the trains will beraafUr •tart from Um’,,. (1|3 p|*cee. Tbe bill to impose a 90 peruseLcd d«y on eaule imported >atu thia ] •“•■Hi, wm paaesd, with an amendment i •**npbegfur 10 days rattle already . "’«* by Amene^ oiusmta asd how ki j ibeBrush Provinces. I ! Alex W. BMd.ll, imsMi P««t * General tod Prudent of tna of ! B SaLE-M soresaa see. «S, and M scree n aec. M. is Thoreappl. H. Wsisar. F F^^rrKariR^^; i-asw-xtari w. rsrNrsPicniBsnAi. WARRANTED to sub. J L1!,‘Y [-— —> TV UgUlater. orrumMMM (Hmiee) I MLD AT BAILBOAD PBICtB. a nmwizn 6©w. [tads of jurry iuxc ,«m 0 For Cash CO btoak or Valuable Lands FOR SALE! RUSSELL & NEVINS, HINTS. The recent eltariar eUclioas iu VirginLCty, Nevada, and dt.mkbm, CallUw «'», rmulud in the success uf tbe Union They are to have » woolen factory at doii-n A company with a capital *<k of UOOjQOO. has been arrn^d.A site Aw tbe huildmg han been selected and work »n it is to be commenced. We Irarn from tba Detroit P—i, of tbe IS AT TUB �MORIOAGE8a!? ?^rr--^x= VM BUM CMwalo* The taipcrtaisee of tbe forth comhg . _ . .. _ stats eleetloc, aad of tbe aeoeeeity of eel- k"*r tease of defy than UM pooveeeod ^Miy^lier race. Wo know UM as a ive, and energetic action oo the part of the friends of tbe Cooouy, cannot be race they are ignorant, depfiwably eo, hut over estimated—our enomme are every­ while this ie true It is also equally uus, where at work, and we must not he Idle. that they are no morn ignorant than Tbe time fur derisive action ia at hand. would white men be under similar dr- Pine Tree KEM,©B3®H, C1M STL,, w u i. *dre. Let the work go forward, efficiently, and ownsUneaa. The old cry that "tde a&eestore ware ignorant, that the negro ia without need) delay. ailt hatureRy'an ignoramus," will not prop­ - We pvblieh io thia crotaeetioo mtrirfro.n lb. Mfy Pwiof Tuesday erly reply to the qusullnn fsissd aa to Iasi, to which wesak theeareful attention tbe cansu of his want of know ledge. We of our readers. Wears, also, in faver go back but a doxao centuries in the his­ ofcalliigour Stele Convention at an tory uf tbe world, and we find that among .unrig day. But here le whet tbe Awr white men, knowledge was confuted to ennreuto and priests, ths: kiegs and toaquerorseouM barely write their own names, and under tbe name of cfoUklaaity, the wildest chimeras and ths moat cy" asd-J.-hnson “Democracy " are aummnned to fall Into line and prejmrs for fenoifol nations were entertained. And .-she Aprvmehiag atnsggle. And y et'the yet the race baa improved, not alone by Camp, though well guarded forts of an inherent power, but by the and prepared, ha. made no movecneol to­ InBeenco of a vast series of fortuitous drward eetiw opvrailoea. In oar opinion il ls time te begin to study lhe political What, I salt, are ths circumstances HSR to prepare tbe plan of operalkuw, to load up the ammrmitfon and supply that have surrounded the negro from trains, and Bidko svsry preparation for time Immemorial ! Situated originally breaking camp and commepcing soargcLio a latitude uncongenial tn oivlllaatlon, 'foofimalva movements. \ Tha campaign wh'wb io to be fought in aa lhe history of the white man In tropi­ -thtoBauo thio oommer and next Mi. will cal countries most abundantly demon­ neoemrily be one ofthe moat momentous, strates ; removed from thence only to as well aa ooe of the inost ueiiiag State become ths servant of an avaricious task coutaetBof oor history. Tbe political iseuee to bedliwoni are most serious, master who refused to him all voice in camprebeodtng no less grtvely impor­ tbe laws by whieh ho was governed, who tant Mcetions than tbooe Involved In lhe shot him out from books and school Pre.lXteUa! election of 1864. Aad aa bouses, and made the aeqcirammt of knowledge, in him at least, however laud ad to This by every resolutiut proaitee that ean biud tbe honor ol _____ able it might be in a white man, a crimi­ of tba future party, the Ropubllcane are nal thing; bought and sold as a sheep in under obligattew to fight this eonteat the shambles, without home, without through a iUitHfdihmiobed seal and rigor. family endearments, excepting those of In that canrue the queation was whether traitor* should be permitted to divide ths most brutish kind; I ask. io it to be and dautroy tba Republic. In thia cun­ wondered oilhat ho became, or, if you rm the qerklion will be whether traiu.ra tike it better, remained ignorant and su­ ehall be permitted to role tbe re-uuited perstition In the midst of our advanced Republic. It ia tbe old rebel lesitv of •'rule or ruin“*io a u»w gniae. Trona.m failed t> ruin; it now aneke to rule, and ouslj closed against tba negro every av­ demanda that its repreeentativra, yet un- enue to knowledge, kept his intellect pttrged of their guilt, thallait in Cmgreu |*ykk and fettered, and while for our own and maha lawn to -govern loyal men, without aithdr penitence for the paet or chains that bound bls body, we still fail security for tba future. This, of itaelf, ia intolerable; bet this ia nokall. It is de to rreognixe his claims to tbe common mended, in addition, that the absolute po- rights of a man born and reared on our UUcal.conUul of the loyal mon in lhe own anil, and say that be shall not vote South shall bo given to their enemies ; Iwcauea ha ia the thing that wo have made and that unrepentant and boastful trrasun shall ba allo wed not only to rule him in an educational point of view.— over the loyal men of tbe Booth, but And would we not, if puesibte. eootioue actually be allowed Repraaeulafeite in the wrung we have so long bound upon Guogfcaa on aooount of loyal man w bo biml Were a vote to be taken today in are uot allowed to vote, to be elected by, the County ot Barry on the question of and add so much to tbe strength and in­ fluence of, tbe reconstructed rebels who educating tbe negro in oor poblie schools propose to do all tbe voting themaelvue! and giving to him the asms privilege Happily the Senators and ReprrMuta- with white children io our State Uni­ Urea, the Governor and iiuij .Jbeers, versity, I venture to predict that the De and all :«he IlepuMicaa leaders and. organa m.wram at the county would vote aulidof Mic*<aa arc a aah upon tbe*. ques­ tions. Our ReproaentaUvee and Buna- ly.NO. And tot that same Democracy tors will sooo be la thr State, fresh fn.itf will say “be mW not vote, beeaueo be is tbe immediate arena of tba conflict, pre an ignoraat Biggar." I ask ia this hones­ ty, has ii upon Its (face, or in Ito body AMTlTtartbri orterte. th^vrtttesteeatr It is n<B our tolt to jmSio. right; bot-tu attack, defeat, and destroy Ute wrong. We ought not to content •mreelvee with merely holding that which we have so hardly won. This ia tbe mis­ take of the I’rcaidemS policy, agauist whfch eft pretest. He would stop ths progress of Freedom where it now U, eat i.fied with lite mere territorial unity of the Republic, and forgetting that to stand still io tbe beginning of retrogrmion, uMckMeedJb policy has already ionugurated. The Republican policy! •• u> ausb to completioa tbe victory actoerod *y our armies; to build up the Republic nnew afUr the plan of Ito founders, not to halt and ail down amid the rubbish ..f slavery. Blate sovereignty and trsBson. And, as wo have a great work to do, lhe sooesr we set about II the better.' It ia not too early to begin to organise and prepare for action. Wo are in favor ■ desfetetag our standard-bearers and cn- I taring tbe Md earlier than usual; that we may have a longer period for active cperetlona. There is su much to discus, —lbs various plans of reconstruction, the IXSTBVMINTS AIL WABBAXTBD representation, lhe verfotn bearings of oor Natiimal and State financial polfciea, and Affler Important matters—that it is proper there should lx time enough al loved for a lb»r<>agb, a aearcbinr and a comprehensive canvas. Let us, Hsm. have an eafiy State G«vonifoa; aud thm. having selected uar loaders, advano* the old flag, and move immediately upon the wor Half a Miujob a nar.—O>r Nsi»>naMeMta nNvidvwaalBg el just about tbe rate ol halt a million per day. These ■.«IX|«||I *«v SMitor *> thio rate tM whole debt wixtld be w iped oetjMfVM^dre msd a half. Thirty rears brebout tbe time in generally base d —— « it <<Mrf booed cp» than which It has — - Boek Burly a Bara Belief. Tb» caa be does be usiag Benzoin <11. DUNNING, COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. All person* having claims aguiesl Ike Elixir, MORTGAGE RALE dag sleep el slgkl. B retiree sil Bronchial Treobtot- Tba vvsr/ - --------- -- ------------C^anaafivse will U to • sorerwge 'U lkOTTBY ONI BOTTLK. Frias U«. MACHINE FINDING Ac. BeM by Drvggtola , atoalka keen tbe AM* day rf April, A. A ISM. ■ said ssUls. i ■loners. ■ a rarr ciau ’-"““bn. CROOKS Vegetable Extract. ECO FOF. THE Old Establishment! Greater Inducements TO THE COUNTRY TRADE .EATING SALOON tea (10, v..l. is ike Cos.ty «f Bsitj. »*?’ Mteblgaa. tbe s.rtk beea4srv ef atedfony M Is Is be lbs sealer sflbs Fablw B«ke»< aeNse eald let; lk.ni sem, te ito Dosed. Marvb » iWt* THOMAN CBCMP. “ J , Maws* M*M T***aewd W</*fl«-«TATBOF MICHIGAN Cssstr st Barry, ee. Al aeeeetea alike Frskste Overt fer Ike Caaa•y at Barryjbaldea al Iks PrabaU OHre. B. Ika la preparing a aadMeailaa of the Cell ••TURKISH BATH. BtMEMBf-B TBE FLACK. irrtrco««LS CBOCBSV, J-rlTRON WALBAM to ike cbsopmi ftereteto£“n “u<Jd' ts**A aZ£r*ekte . ool «»l lbs rlotbrs. end »v’»r t».te tort. ,M> It essta.se no Mrrrury. sad l« saf. < THAN EVER BEFORE, ATTACHMENT NOTICE. LANDS BOR SALE. ILX-RVsf • w Vaada w K* Great Deeline OODS. Notions. • GOODS, nitts^ss* Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, A Full Assortment L S I w M ePsaetTie BsdsaA OBSessO. •ffwJfiM u. aads W X, gmw. w o)f I -V'ECIBT-A.BX.E S-FH-L-S REMEDY. BBBBB »«»«. WHITE Is PH Positively Cure* It Will B«fo»e tbe Standard Reaedy .bOMiwg Lstala Ike vitlRgvBj 1 I., I*. p.Ull... 4,1, ml M u I.BU.i.InUr d. wM m- COMMIKIIONER'B NOTICE. Tko oBietod akoald ool Ml to -rite ter sewa ciao dooenpewo of toe «eeeeo end ibe d'wrd.r ll nta.ls. Il ie eeol free by MaO. C"»» • H-pk l-o Burned, to .old by ell Druggista. tj» »d NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! of GROCERIES. DateOApron. ISM. aprHwT J. M. CADWALLADKB.1 _____ U. » HHII.DON. ■ TKATKBS PHILLIPS. CHANCERY ORDER. I Fret KOBKKT JACKnos. MOBKBTUKHBBBT 1 JL D., Dr. XCGKNB TKLFKAD, Jr. THU NATIONAL Dt^KSSAKT. ESTABLISH­ ED UM. 8tx Vtors sf ssrtrsUsd seeress la Iks'rar* off mrir or itrcmoAX. xgut 911 ERIFF SALE. CARPETS, *«£S* "°K OZX. CLOTHS, SCIENCE AND FADI DEALING TH OVKB EMFBIHCI.XM ANU FBI We IsMtoMy ears BypkUlk Gleet. < Iwpaleacy. Noctaraal sad Diurnal Cemplalals peeuUar le fsws.lt. sod .f private dUeaa. af akaUrsr ■»» w«n CHANCERY SALE , LBS OF WMMKR tUTS. LU—XCkUlraa-B M< >>—' ar ' IA. CVestf CteaeyWUe A.Wr QTATBOr/MICSlOAM. Barry C.ualy. aaO By rlrlfo of ons truusenpl siscultoe issued out ef sad owdrr Ike sew) of the circuit seen for I lbs osoaly of Horry .a th.or of Harvey Wrigkl 1 BUi'CMNC UD rSESSlDC, lifentwret Osae.B sbert asUee and to ibebeolei’lc. Nnr aodife kKCKitvui vkxklt. Ladh^Witf pall bafore purchasing. Mm E. WtLOOX. Paper. HuWwgv, AyHl Sl, IMS. Window Fixture., I ___, ord aad aiker grrel lights io inwtera modioal Window Curtains, '£££,' MRS HOFFMAN, . ■/. rTHE MONEY ■ ■y SCRATCHING. Mats, Rugs, &,c, &.c. is; Variety Grocery Store, (WM AS TUB 22B2TI AND CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! - Purify Your Blood BBBta « BBOBB. DR. URtlST R. I. lufol SasHnas’ I aim OfLITT tfl JsElO, .trnrara Baeza, jmm i>y oncinHXSTiiTHa &c. Good Tea at one Dollar. act righto of mlllioaa of loyal man be­ cause they ere black. Men of America, which would you rather trust, a loy la black man or * white traitorl jTEW *CWCGEMENT x*ww AZIHE HcjpMfcaft meat upon tbe pasl/wd direct.no and tbe weakest semblance of justice 1 support in tbe future; and as a>> much de But what else d<> we see in connection pends uot only upon tbe verdict of tbe with this question of suffrsgrj Wo see people, (which io Michigan ia not doubtthis same Dem<«ralio__F»rty holding up nil), but also upon a sweeping and tri­ umphant majority, (such aa Michigan its bands in august horror because lh» mustgltalf abe expects U> retain her intelligent rebel cannot be allowed to eai-.-uod prtotigB aa the banner State! u( thr •rriee as ><t old bis peculiar privilcgee as \Vwstj. the canvas cannot be otherwise a eitIrens, while hie hands are yet red that AJAl‘rt|rR *nd I**11/ cis.teBtad uoe. * Xr 0 FFBIKD at Mr Old Btasd Gm^ativ Rxdccxo Paicxs. ,) NO HUNT G! C. WAIELEE, •— 1 ear mao of srerage at Ts U.UOU..IH. ere lrusl.og your Lasllb io Uartlsm cbarUlaos, al loael wnto to Dru. T &K.mS5. «»u., rux .1 -w. t safe aad effertoal reoedj Brail Irregstaritres STjACMDN-B HOXCH PATENT Basse. April asik. tesa. ।wsy» «l)_ ' GUARmAWB BALK Istbstoeassr ef lbs Ksteto at HsarisUaMsQ. *•" MAMUIW TAN DWBBv- --s— afwl Misers. BsM. AFU TX.IMC^ __ ___ •rn’T. ADMINUffiMTOBV SALE smtasl ourfracUeg itoresr ■»•» i»v Knee «; saab. nar UH dufaa M sad pe ri^b.’rtauJ «e Nadatata Drtakam wkoi .prltul � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-06-06.pdf fbfa0d75c217301162684089dd746cef PDF Text Text VOL. XI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY," JUNE, 6 1866. NEW '*RANGEMHNT AT THE jSastiny' Nutntu girttlarft. art S^ixtUaium. Tho following artiolo we clip from a late cumber of ths Wttltrn Rur'aL Ths Jiuro I is p>ide awaks paper, and^sme of the m<wl yilusble agricultural journals in the west7 Every farmer should take 1L ML0W1T ROBERTS * HTR1KKR, Variety Grocery Store, <WD AS TICS 2iEBT J AND CHEAP A8 THE CHEAPEST! A NEW FEATURE! I sai stoat opssieg Is eosBecttoa with my ether A FUST CLAM EATING SALOON Tab aU U>a srecaaary aarrouadiacs to • •• dear «»•> of J- B- Ooedyear A Co's. £ Hutlar »»«h *f E. IL DISKING. The Glory of Man is Strength. NO. 6. Daworest's Monthly. Published simultaneously in Dstrott sod Tbe June number of thia favorite Mag* ing aanmnlished anything. PnMfa, Chicago— at #8,50 per year; sziM la before no, and Is aa fresh and full Northwestern Michigan, though com­ Austria and Bavaria ware masetogtroop of beauty as tbe month Itaelf. We have paratively new, and les*.known, than uih on tba frontier of 8a»«y. 1» is report­ only had thno tn bestow a cursory glance er portions of the Stats, has, io the main, ed UuiLthe army of Auetria wlU noon ba upon It, but that has .revealed to <m tbe equal advantages, and is fest being ap­ retard tn 000,000 And that of Italy to 438 000 men. In tbe Federal IHbZ a delicacy of its fine typography, and Im­ preciated, both by the emigrant of email •• '“Pfx-emeans, seeking alw.me.and the capitalist, motion was shortly to be intrt^AMsd for mense variety of excellent reading mat­ prospecting fur profitable j investments. tbe mobilization of tbe entire Federal ter. page after page of exquisite Muttra- At preton t the lumber utter oat predomi­ lions, and the usual fashions, patterns, nates, and during the Winter affords em­ Mvrwtet’tx ........................ It:Mr. i and delicious odds and ends which make ployment to all able bodied bande who Gay .xprssi•......................... i K'saiag Esi offer at from tweatv-six to thirty-six do! It». interesting to womeo. " Bight Ixpr,>*s....‘.'.’.‘..*.’;.".‘.'.atM *.’| Jars per month, and yields very satisfac­ Among tbe now contributors we no­ tory dividends to the. variouscoffipasles tice the name of Alfred B. Street. Alice vngsged. Tht past Wiutsr has been very baa been disbanded and tbs greater por­ Cary has also a story ir. tbe present num favorable to lum^r-mon, and title will tion enrolled In Un Austrian army. In the English Hmise of Coanonoa, have its erreap-pding effect on prices, bar, or rather the omimenoement <rf a Mr. Gladstone announced that the Gov­ . story, •-The Confessions of a CoqustU;” and this trade generally. Freedman's Bureau Again. Grand Rapids,' the third; dty In the ernment would unite the bill coaesrttlag and Pbuebe Cary an Illustrated poem. — ths tydinributlno of seats with tbe RoA HU-has been lotrtdseed into the Stats itr-population, but arropd in amount i>'nn bill. Tbe bill wa, r«ed a saeuM , House continuing the Freedman's Bn­ Tbs stories arc ginerally good. The of business, contains 12,000 inhabitants, . reau for two years. -The bill protects popular ‘•Talks with Women," the and la the cgntro vf the lumber interest • the loyal freedmen and refugees, and di­ “H^uesbold," “Archlteecure,'* and all ths and of supplies fur a. distance of forty miles oo tbs-South. and more than a henre, is the. appointment yf.two w.iateet regular features are continued. A fine dred on the Mortb and Northwest. The cramiasiuoers in addition . tn tiktoo now immense water power at Ulis plane his authorized, who sbnll have charge ofcerbeen but partially made available, but , । lain district* ThtMe rofiimhjioners and music, which, this month, is of tbe comic during Ute past year. J4;OOO.OQO feet of ' their subordinates shell l e under military order, and Is an tilled • Mr. Caroey, none lumber hits been sawed; tos«y nothing of msuufacturcs. ahieh are vary besvv.— jurisdiction and military protection. No of y«>ur Blarney.” sG-.sb fin Rbst.—i.txtrr. fits. 1 be conatructwo of a canal an the-West Published monthly by W. Jxsxixnsi side uf tbe river will eoon.be a matter of WnfcitU Scott, tbe Hero Jf Lunday's person shall he deemed destitute or de­ serving of assisunoe who has capacity D zumosmt, 473 Broadway, at #3 per. feet, and when puit is o-mplsted, Grand Lane, and one tbe moat noted Grnrraleut Rapids will be a seexid Rodtester in its and opportunity for work. F-t the pur­ modern time*, died at Wnt Point on adrentageot water power; Tuesday fest, aged 81 year*. A weep­ pose uf making the Bureau self sustain Tba plaster interest is heavy, end neV The Xstay's Friend, Iter June. ing. tbe Prr*t<lei)i is directed to reserve beds are to be opened. During -ho part ing nation followed Him, to Hu last rot- , This supartor magsami leads off with fn.ni atteor setttatneU under tbe Home* yesr, the amount received by the mills i ing place on Friday. siesd and Preemption laws and assign to • »t»ggvstive steel plate cited, 'The has been #130,000; and tbe principle ' Mother's Blessing," illustrating a roman­ part cif this plaster was sent off by rail— I lantoriutmrTA.—Thera ere s«» many' freedmen and refugees not exceeding a tic story. Tbe faaliioM aredialingwisbed the snow the part Winter flok being fe- • improv emeu is going forward in ourfiusy million acres of land in Florida. Missis­ aa usual fur a'.eganre and appropriateness. vorable to that great fl.xxl of teams tl»t j sippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas, Village tbatj^-eeeiugajniust spfterfiuoua usually congregate here, in good neighAirily graceful and delteetefy giy, they itig. from Central and Southern Michigan, I li> mentum -particularly aiiy, siuce it ware to be allotted tn parcels of forty acres befit the month ufjroses, of summer skies। and Northern Indians, returning with EATIKI AM ICEMEAM imp.iayAile to so by all. But there each, at a certain rental. The rental will piaster and pine »hlmtlea.. ll->w import- j and soft south winds. “ Tho Music Mis ­ are »>uie of inure than usual prominence, go toward the support of the Bureau.— When tbe price of each, allottment of tress," a g>»d woodcut, also illustrates,, ant to tbe peipjeyf Central sad Southern Michigan, that the railroads projected to I a story. Then fellow some well ehoeen Grand Rapid*, be compUted..1 that ibvtr] bl.sit in process of j/uilding on the comer land is paid to Ute Government. a fee designs which tbe ladles will find useful, farmers may have cheap plaster, pine I <•1 State and Jcffi-isou Streets. The foun- simple title will be #iven to the owner. '•** This bill seems to meet the wants of a Gored Dress, an Oriental Braiding lumber niff dnngles! dailoti t»> thia block is already completed, iDtermlnglfrl uRh U,e pinerl<< are! bta^lb* l,U hr’lta",r**<^*5 *,^“W"Al*br. tbe S«aih. Two years will enable w> to Pattern, Tbs Spanish Ftcbu, Grecian and in a few data the brick walls will be­ decide more practlcnffj upon the condi­ Coiffure, fashionable caps and bonnets.— I vast quantities of land, exrelluul f.ir fsnu-1 gin to rise above tbe basement. Tbis Ing purposes. Tlieio lands are mostly btrnte Street, RastlMgs, Mich. tion of the South. Two years, mure id ‘-The Old Family Clock," ortruptes tin­ embraced by the Homestead Laws, and building is being built for three stores, by Among' the storiei, ,r* military occupation will, we trust, musical pages. being taken up by emigrants I Bai low Goody rar & Grant and Robinson “ Which of tlie Two" is remarkably good, from Southern Michigan, Northern Inj Wightman dr Keith and I. A. Holbrook, strengthen tbe Union power beyond any succnaful opposition, and we may hope even for the genius and practiced pen <d diana, and Ulim. 1 |JC yayob.nl vf #15,1 and la to l« 00 feet Wide. 100 feel deep and a residence of five y ears, give to the by that time to have our loyal element Louise Chandler Moulton; •«rrefegy," Settler a fee bimplu of |flo acres ot fend, and three stone* high. O. D. Spaulding by Emuya B. Ripley, is excellent, and m> **f hi* own sdedion, among unentered also, has his cellar completed for tbe erec- predominant, and tbe ucUsihle, Southern­ ers thoroughly weaned fr»m the tenden­ is “A New Bod on so Old Stalk," by land*. If th.txt tier w ill bmld a Cabin — cies uf rebellion and socrsshai. Tlie res­ Frsnces Lee; and “Sybil Ainsworth," a go m to tbeland once in six months, and Io pains will be spared tomato II th*-plena make tba least improvement, if n» more ervation of undeveloped lands is a wise coniiuusd fltory by Harris Byrne: “The, than make a bru»h heap—this would ptss measure. Give tbe freedmen and the Amber Spirit,’’ is a short end striking nr-' fer a rtoldencr by tho law. TMsaff.«da completion on Stale St tert just* West t.f refugees a home, and they will beoonieuse* tide, with a quaint Illustration. The great advantage* to the settler, who can the steam furniture work* ofJ. W. Slab ful, inteUigent and aianecionimu* citizens. pastry is by Augu»t Bdl, E. Margaret thus trrek in older seci ons during a part bint 4i Co. Tbe Hatch brothers have It is to be hoped that Congress will Starr, end uthsro. In conclusion are of the year. their building on tbe West sideof JrffarGrand RapiJs is flourishing in the [css tbis bill. We scarcely think the ram picturesque bathing dresses, the M>n Street nearly eotuplrtcd. The upusual attractive variety .Igjbe work table highest degree,—more than two hundred Freaidettt will vein a measure so just and building* ere V. be erected the coming [w-r part is neatly fitted fi>r a picture gal at the same lime so conaervaUvs. 'department. Editorials, Rocelpte, atd season—Inducing several large brick lery and the lower num. is already occoFashions. . blocks. A Commercial College, recently p>ed by J. W. Stebbiua a* a furniture Price 12 50 s year; 2onpies #4.00; 8 opened, is neatly filled with students.— A Wear Measure M ’•saator Stewart. ivotol Charlee Dolph of tbe Globe HoFrenchman. ..f the "’pfewjAod one yrctir) |1G. W/.etlrr »r" trl, Ima’a new and very .fine barn nearly Senator Stewart has matured a new on! WlltnK'iaUbrattd Sswiny Mochna Royal Eye and Ear Infirmary o( France, completed in place of tbe one recently constitutional .measure, which be hopes ark /irmuinf <u Prreuvaw. Single baling some political difficulties with Louis Napoleon ’ s govrrnnottut —cams to destroyed by fire. Jas. Button has brok­ n.ay find acceptance and be adopted in numbers for sale by the now* dealers. this country, and has |.<nted permanent­ Address Deacon & Peterson, 310 ly in Grand Rapids. His Infirmary tain ■ fell M»1y. fresh from aartec. <rftoe irat oealUr en ground lor another store or grocery lieu of section third of the Rrennstrpcloortanilj ea baad for asla st the Lewtrt Prise*. building near tbe t<a>i <>f Jrffrrs<>n Street. bm Committee's report. He proposes, Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Central Block?Canal street-Pott-office AIAM SCNVmi. box 1.032 He has proved to be a mtn A. R»wer la laying tbe luundatioc of* first, a general <li«franchiscment of all the Banian May***. 1*4. uwyMei of the m'wtspimdfd taknt, nnd has mnda ringleaders of the l|oa } iorh ^.bayc new structure north <4 bis Boot & Shoe many remsrksb>enrtw of the Eye anJ store, in addition to al! tb.sc, dwellings been in CpngreM. held Federal office, or Ear. Many -frtients who haff Tailed o| who left tho Army nr Navy; aecond, are being built by tbe scores. relief in CMt>gn and Cleveland, have wherever.in any State the elective fran­ been cured in hie Infirmary. His charge for board and treatment being but half A Sxn Arrsiu.—A distressing oecur- chise is curtailed OU wuoowntof vece or that ofpiicsg^ the number ot patient* ' The Annual Meeting of tbe Farm era 1 rente t>«»k plat* m tbe offiite of I. 8 Geer color, or pn-vfnua eofdtliAh ot servitude, increases weekly, and tn* lufira.ary may :' Esq., on Tuesday aftrniotm of last week, no person who has voluntarily aided tbe Mutual Fira Inauranee Oimpony of Bar­ be ranked as one of tbe best appointed : in which ll-u. J. A. Swxzzxr was very Rsoellion shall be allowed to vote at.any ry <t Eaton Counties, will be held at and conducted institutions of the kind in I severely wounded by * pistol shot.— electom ekeepl tin iliXqucation of extend­ Vermontville, Eaton County, Michigan, tbe country, and n good thing for the • There are some o-nflicting statements, ing the right <>f suffrage, which shall be on tbe 12tb day of June, A. D. 18M, at but tba facta «u near aa cun be sBecertah,- subn-itted to them annually; and when- one o’clock P. M., for tbe election ofOfrlmmatiuns shall fieeru for said Cmipany, and the TranaA Faorrr Mosth.—May hsa been very frnaty this Season. Two frosts a week are not all which May has brought ua. The Isst morning of tbe month was quite frosty, as a sort of farewell blessing, GROCEY NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! 3U&IW8OT SYOaa STORE. ■PtKHmrjMR j-.'bcokt. Soda Fountain All STYLES OF SUMMER HATS, Ladle's Chlldresi'a and Misses’ Bites. Groceries, BLUCBHG HD FRESSINC, UaUwhar work Jmtm sheet aeliee and la tbcbaUMylc NEW GOOUS RECKIEVED WEEKLY, ad.n aril! pfeasr call before purehxmg. Mraa B. WILCOX. Utl.p, April jj. Met,/ sprtlml. FOR shall be restored actiou uf such other $usinew as may properly eotne before Htd meeting. Dated at Vermontville thia IQ th day of May, A. D. Im Jet tint see the pistol, ‘ It ills a poaalttoir, tbe-.rlghl to wkieb.is was owing him end if the weapon was scarcely deputed by’ ‘atty otti^V publica­ g.-d for anything ba would attach It— tion. Iti artkWare brief, urietteptfonTinkler went to tbe cate, to<>k down the able in character, coma of them quite able, sod generally attractive, and rwpp of them tedious, because all are shark Donald G. Mftchrll has commericid a series of sketches co niflU affairs in tba Juue number. R*v." J. M. ' Tm Gsswt Ouscr <>f persons who have bewwne deUlitatsd and feel fore­ warned of di seas fa a remedy. Many "thick that bHIIoeemee hi tbe ewuee, and sac medicine wLidi'Liil feeds the disease. To all who feel thus, wa suggest that they try a bottle of & Rtd Jatk't Bil- some other prdpefty ; the pistol being unsold, and lytog !n a book-case in the Mr. Sweeney asked Mr. Tinkler to !tr», which will Invigorate the eyataro aid ypdece^erfeqii. hs^}tK- ^ . n_: t counts the bravery </ ths gradaazes wf Yale,durlng th* lais wst*. J. A. FrondSj "RtAB.-i-Wr J.n. rr.moe, KZAD—wo take taut' plewekre pleasure Id In innoaneBnnoonn•tfistofy if S »»• y«W m«ra»totfe of (Mi auUnrof ths writes on tb« InBueftce of tbe tL-i>r'n>^. « comtvtXrity.' Mirt -there Is * aodetv of «k ekillM physiefsn. formed in anelMaU, U. wb-wn fbey mapply; wWalfeidnfth dl-aw. elthto- pers-mafly rr dliMugb tbe mail, with safrty and certafety of „bt»1n- thm on tbe&aMllah character. sa£e. Ttoa» am all rrtaabls Landa, and wilt h ea rasa as.bls teitea. laeeire frr farther | �Jortrj. contour and style. .Then aha daintily rearrangea a bud or s' leaf on tbe outside, putting the bud over tbe leaf or the leaf under tbs bod, as It may be. She gives ajiuls twist. ton, to a cloetsr of flowers which seemsd inharmtmiooely pst Uigeto f^wtUjtoawto KsmtfylUM^.f .if-t.hOO.OXJ, has but 8L Coloredv would have in the Electoral Co!lrS<l 3 votes, wii.le Now York has only S3; Gdoredo wo«M have to touSuoete two votes, while New York kaa no more. Inequalities of this charwMor have already occurred, but U la believed linos have happened where the insqiatHy was an great. Where such inequality bte been allowed, Cungrees is supposed to kava permitted it on tbe grounds of some high public uoceeeity, aad under circumstances which promised that It would rapidly disappear through toe growth and development of too new­ ly-admitted State. Tho. in regard to tbe sererel Slates, In what was funnerly call­ ed tbe Northwest Territory, lying east of toe Miaaimippl, their rapid advance io population rendered it certain that States admitted with only Obe vole or Repre­ sentative io Congress would in a very short period bo entitled to < greet increaw in representation. 8u wllsn Califonn. HEAT GBIAT SPECIAL XUIAW «!! NOTICE 8. BARLOW, OOI-B <S» SILVER! rma raets. M,oao,5» w«<* BARGAINS fhMMBMy be assumed aa fixed facte in ARE PiCEPA WstehMand^welry it aawmeaa more artistic appearance.— Then she shakes up. In a light airy way, the plume, but Immediately thereafter l proceeds to smooth it down; she ruffles and smooths It esveral times. Indeed, be­ ' fore she has it to please her. Then she closely ecrutlnlsM toe qwalityof the vel­ vet, tbe texture of toe ribbons end the THE HASTINGS cbarseccr of the lace. Then, speaking for toe first Ums, and in some w bat of a con­ fidential tons, she remarks that tbe lace is real thread lace, chan lily Valenciennes. , or whatever It may be. By this time she is preparing tu perform toe great act Of every needed Kind and uf trying it w>. St vie just purchased for cash Getting before toe mirror, where sbe oberts triker ean obtain a fair view of herself, lbs dear at low Prices and selling al woman proceeds to smooth down bsr hair, cial and political exigenc/ea, It waa well where it lies plain on her bead ; or ele­ foreacen that that State wm destined to vates tbe curl, a trifle, if there bo curie; become a great, proapermu and impor­ or ,lft uLU,M’ P0®* * ,iub« *b-n ar" tant mining and oominseeial community. puffs, liven after assuring herself by rs- In the case of Qdnmdpf I am not aware Gled glances at too mirror, that her that aoy national uffconcy, either of a po­ PRINTS FOR 12f Cis. Foe tbe same Money, - ie in good order, sbe places with due litical or oimpercxal nature, requires a tn thM> line, than any solemelty, tbe bonnet on her head. It departure from toe law of equality which' GOOD BROWJi SUGAR 12*. Cu. takeo sliout ten minutes to set that hnn- baa been so generally adhered to In ouq AND N (> MISTAKE net into tbs exact position which she history. If information wbfnltled in OonsbtlM of bU the Fopubur deems tbe most becoming, and to arrange cunaection with thia bill is}reliable, (fol the string. In a suitable manner under urado, mstted of Increasing, has declined PATEST MEilCISEt. bet chin. Then sbe turns to you. with a in population. At an election for me<uDrags, Ch. nii< nh, Palate. beraof a Territorial Legudature, held in W Oils, Parc Wlucs,* Uquer. eye brows and making her lip. 00k like I860, 10,580 rotes were out. At tba a half blown rose, gives you a glanee election before mentioned, in 1864, the which plainly asks you to eipress your number was fl.l93. while at the regular opinion ns to the bonnet and the wearer. eloctiuu bald io 1865, which is aaaunicd Il u always sale, on these occasions, to for a basis uf legislative aclfoo at thia t the Detroit and Chua#,* Gat Prices. say that you never aaw a lovelier bonnet, time, toe aggregate number of votee was one more becoming, or—and here you 6.905. can make a low bow—a moment when Sincerely anxious for the welfare aad lbs wearer looked younger end fairer than prosperity of every Territory and State, CHEAP AS THE CHEA PEST. eke doos now. But you must not seek as sell as fur the prosperity end welfare to kiss bee. fur she would Igtlanlly frown of the wKile Union, I regret this appar­ down aoy such attempt on your part — ent decline of population in Qilorado; but Wait until tbe bonnet io taken >dT and it is manifest that it Is dne tu toe emi­ laid into the box before yub do thia, and gration which is going on from tbst Ter­ then—well, than It las good thing to do ritory into other regions within toe Uni­ and that day, If yoo stay al home, will be ted States which either are io fact itr are a while day in your life. believed by toe inhabitants of Colorado Within '-os week, my wife’s new bon­ to be richer in mineral wealth and agricul­ net attended church, a concert, a lecture, tural resources. If, however. Ciloredo and tbe reception at the National Acade baa not really declined in population, my of Design; a o>nree of treatment another census>r another election, under moot aaihfoctory to tbe wearer. tbe authority •'f^Cmgresa. would place tbe question beyond doubt, and reuse but BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. little delay in the ultimate reception of tbe Territory as a Slate if desired by toe W aaa:a«Tup, May 18. ^"Ae tenor of these objections tarnishes Tbe following is tho Prvwidml'a mesa­ age vetoing tbe Colorado Adttiisaion bill: the reply which may bo expected loan ' To Hi Smalt of 4ht Uaittd Stalti: argumsot in favor «if the measure deriv­ I return to the Senate, in which bouse ed from the enabling act which was pn»s IOIEITI & ITIIEEI . it originated, the bill which has tMUsrd ed by Cingress on March 2, 1864. Al­ both Houses of Congress entitled “An though ConRress then aupp>>sed that the act for the ad mission uf the State ufCoio- coodilion of tbs Territory wks wub as to , rado into tbe Union," with my objections warrant ita admission as a State, toe roto ita becoming a law al this lima. From tbe best Information which I every reaeon'which existed for the Insti­ tution ofa Territorial instead of a Bute I IgQdght a new bonnet borne tu my, have been able tu obtain, I do not consid­ er lbs establishment uf a State Govern- Govern men i io Colorado al its first urMore Durable, gsniuxioo still toutinues In force. Tbe Tiow, If there be one thing more than| ment at present necessary for the welfare cunditkio of tho Union at tbe present mo­ More Elastic, another, which my wile likoa to- have toe, of tba people In Colorado. Under the ex­ hfg)M*dto bar. Ills anew 'honpat.-! iatir.g Territorial Government all the ment is calculated to raapire caution in More Graceful! A new bonnet in a bouse is an entailable, rights, privilegas and interests of the citi Eleven of the uld States have been for I aourea of delight for, at leaat, one Sunday. xsns are protected and secured. The ! qualified voters choose their own legiala- some time and still remain unrepresented Aftetrit ^te bean to church, and your in Congress. It is a common interest uf wife's female friend*, and, perhaps others! tijres and their own local officers, and all tbe States—aa well ot those represent­ who are sot bey friends, bare nditwrvd are represented by a delegate of their ed as ufth.ise unrepresented—that tbs in­ artd caM envioue glances at It, It ceases, own seloction. They make and execute tegrity and harmony of the Union should td ebmd extent, to po.ee. ita pristine tfo-ir own municipal laws, subject only tu be restored as completely as possible, so Gold Sl.M in Hooting. 1 charm. Still, with a little management revision by Congress, an authority not that all those who are expected to bear on'lfie'part of tbe wearer, a new buonet. likely to be exercised, unless in extrema the burdens of the Federal Government if It be a very elegant one, may be made ur extraordinary cases. The population shall be nonsuited concerning the admiss­ is small, some estimating II aa low s. 25, to do good service, not only at church, ion of new Stales, and that in tbe mean­ but M ton opera, one or two concern, 000, while the advocates uf the bill reck­ lime no new State shall be prematurely and-a lecture. I don’t know why it is, on the number at from 35,000 to 40.000. and unnecessarily admitted to a partici but. so far a. my experience goes. I think The people are principally rscent settlers, And Everything else in the line uf plion in -die political power which tho ladies take very kindly to new bonnetr, many of whom are understood to be Federal Government wields not tor tbe riWJMW>A* uppreciato them modi more ready for removal tu other mining dis­ benefit ot any individual State or section, tricts beyond tbe limits of tbe Territory than any other portion of their werdrobe. but for the common safety, welfare and Perhaps it is because it can be shown to if circumstances shall render them mors happiness of tbe whole enuntrv. greathr-advantage than many other arti­ inviting. Such a populatioc cannot but («i«sod) AKDHKW J0HX30X. cles. I - Io crowded eseeinblagM tho bon­ find relief from excessive taxation if the Vrsaarosres, D. C. May, Is, 1SSS. ces can alwaya be seen. Tbe furs, the territorial system, which devolves the ex shawl, thrrtto dresses and toe joelry are ecutlve, legislative and judicial depart How FaaoaasT, Tbe air is with tbe oft-times hidden- from obeervalfoti; but raenta upon the United States, is for tbe perfumes from a thousand exotie plants, the bonnet rites itfove all, and, in charch, present continued. Tbay cannot but find the security of person and property in- iand all nature stems clad in her holiday ion. and. (remibnr dvrsMlrtj asd Milts. IL.7 can be seen for p*we around. । Yet misery Is still In our midst. It Is very gratifying to tbe husband to creased by- their reliance upon tbe nation- attire. A FaVoKITK SKIRT! mark the smile which• lights upon his al executive powar for the maintenance uf ■Tbe roses may bloom, and nature put wi law and order against the disturbances . wife’s euuiiteaanea he Informs bar H.aofaetured sale!/ by tb. Mirt ml her garlands of leaf and bud and flower. that m has bought bar a hew boo nsL— necessarily Incident to all new organixed ITm M-m.Motiof (boyesy. But man will okvartoeless Buffer—Dys­ Tbet smile In my opinion is worth more It is not aathfaetorily establisbed^rtat pepsia, the sure forerunner of death, and than many new bonnets. Il reminds me, axitetoaw.rf my otertahip days, and a majority of tbe citlMua of Colorado de­ too companion of a miserable life, elaima I at such moments that 1 e>uld be sire or are prepared for aa exchange of a him as a subject. Do not wail then, dear alw^a bringing borne elegant new boo- Territorial ‘ fo< a State Government. In reader, till Its ravages lay you low in Dele to my wife. ISeptember, 1864, under the authority of &.C., Ac., I know of no other article of ladies* ap- 1Congress, an election was lawfully appoin­ death, for nature has likewise found an pard which Ik so subject tn changes of ;ted and held for the purpose of ascertain­ •ntidote—compounded ofroots and barks And everything at tbe earn* astonishingly faakfohfob • tbe bonnst. .Every month Iing the views of tbe oe--ple upon this par- —and prepared Coa’a Dyspepsia Cure. witnesses an altaraliou ; ao that you ma v i Il will Immediately cure the worst ewee aafely take a new bonnet borne to your 11and of this number a mayoritr of 8,152 of Dyspepsia in existence. Tbe proprie­ wife each month, without fearit< that sbe 'was given ^aimt the proposed change.— already poseeoses one io tbe least like iL IIn September, 1845. without any legal tors warrant it every case. For a tasn.wbose experience in tbe iauthority, ths question was again present­ Uskxpbctsb FaxnoM.—lx Is reported matrimonial arena is of an iafelieitous ed < to tho people of the Territory, with character I can imagine no surer way of 1tbe view uf obtaining a ronuuaidoraiion of from New Albany, a Indiana town, that a his making it felidtoua than by a month- Itbe result of the elecUoa held la com pl i- divorce waa recently granted, among ma­ ly gift to his wife of a new bonnet.— ianoe with Um act of Cuogreea, approved ny others, io the case of McCartney vs, Even toough, la toe parlance of toe world, IMarehS, 1804. At this second election be can’t aff <rd it, yet be sbou'd do it h»r I5.905 votes were polled, and lbs email McCartney, bat neilbsr of too parties the sakedomestic peace. Wisely hath ।■Majority of 16ft was given In favor uf a knew of tha.Mit, or was present wbsn a laNestefoy Sufowm Mid: ••Beiler Is a ISlate orgsuiution. It doos out serin to the decree was mads ; bulb lived togetonew bnnaeSow toe bead of a wife, than ims aaltraly safe tu permit thia last men­ er must happily, and were astounded to aboee and stockings on the feet of chil- tioned I result, so irregularly obtained. Io And that they wars separated. How It lEVSLVEit,RIFLES dren.” •outweigh the (>M which had been laadly happened no one knows, but toe divorce In my ease, fortunately for my purse < wu granted, and toe partite may here to and toe sum fort of my little ones, thia > nscesndy does o«t exist. Tbe new bon t g.t married over again. Buch l.mee pronet whteli, two or three times a year. I « ewedinga as these are to* natural result of take.kuiMtw KIJ B”t «*••• •• ■ 1 tbs wretched diroeer Iswa of Indiana. pc ae iffrwig. I axMiMtimws ibiak, t~., < 0. D. SPAULDING’S} CASH STORE NEW GOODS Mover, or toe neaaM are grown, must either have lime L totm. natntwily, nr It must be artificial­ ly acrtedM. h Stetten bat liuls, wheth 2 it U supplied in tho form of stone Jme, uymor uhaJl lime, or mart. ova sttut »*«■ ...... xawtwvutee.. watwwyndfcr ESTABLISHMENT! 2, AH permanent improvement „( t^e mwt *> Kn,a *• ***• g. Uede which bars been fong In cul torti will bn h by applications in DRUG & BOOK STORE Established in 1851 R & OF AL1 . S To Suit More and Better WAY For the People! eooos IN NEW YO Great ss asim mo GKOCEKIES! GROCERIES 15. Sandy Unde can be no<e> •4fret>i«l. |y improved by etey. When .m-b land, require limlag, or marling, tbs lune >w mari te must bawfotadly applied, wbeu made tefcv compost with day. In slacking Ums. salt brise U better than water. IX Tbe chupptag or grinding of graio. to IM fed to sti«fc. nparstes as a saving of al least twenty-five per eroL M Draining ./ wet land, and marsh­ es adds to their value, by making them produetua»ore and better crops—by pro duoiag tbei^farlier—and by improtueg tbe health trf hgighborbrNKia. 18. To Utanarb-or limo -el lands, is Travling Baskets Children Carriages fruit cans, GREAT RUSH o i- TEW THE SILVER SKIRT! iwk TontoMrs may luasotada a gUd W.ub. tHam-'od Bta(,oesay mt of Jeawiry ea see tot fcrOXE bOLLXtead i. ee cw e.» they get i.„ ibu O.r llirftar*. worth. •• ton. a*. » THE GREAT FEUALE UEUEDT bl.ot. TLe prle. WCvrtlic.ow h m Ulww. t — Fob iRREGCLAurnEs Do, tor 15teats; Ivetar «1 ;et«vra fartl; tUrff f.rK» ; MXty tr. fer»10; ew hwedrwd The <ti,lnb.tloe I. eood.ried Itlriy. asd all b.»e a. Mj.al thaaet of abtalnieg U.e vd.tel. prism OrHaeettw. We guar- OUR OUR For Doini Lyons Periodical Drops! GODS ACKLEY’S j* COMV1MCK 19-, Emtodicel appUmttow ./ »»b-. tend to keep up tbe Integrity >>T»hK b« supplying mite, ffootall, <dt« inorgan io substances 20. Thorough prrpnratfoo of Jand u abeUotaly Xiwmry to toe suewmtol aad l uxorlent growth of crops. It. Abundant eropo mnnot be grown foe a eucremhm, unless «'• be taken t» provide add spplv an equivalent llir the ■ubstances earned off tbe land in the produmswrawtt tberewi. M. To preserve mond-we in their pro diteivenaeu. it is necrauary to aartow tliem every mo-nd autoian. apply top drHwhiea, and roll them.—JPerth OtroSm n>a»tr. 1 THE MOST SKEPTICAL. 4 TMATTHCMt t. Ute OU ALLKO 1 High Prices Busted Up vih i ljl in the CRO ' BvES? JACKET swGa&etxi ■ 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, O UR BON WHISKY! is the In brought t 'O BAHT Drugs, Medicines. muaication from uno uf the ixrgeet end <n<te eoeees.ful wi.d growers iq, thio secthm iif tbe Stal^-»MHi we thmk worthy ■>f attahiiqtL: Earn* RarvuLrcas: —With yar per■windtai J will offer the readers -.f lb* As Paints, Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, •!,r<4> atowiM be shorn earlier than is osnsnsily practiced by the farmers in this part of the S'ate. 1st. Bruise lbw heavy fleece Iwme» sioqdingl, iHirdaaaonie in bul wratbrr. They will Im panUng end owefohg an their health and strength, if sh-.ru tket '^dm fi M**’"* tbC‘r CUd'’ “f '* Card Board, 2d. Tbe aw. wilt give nw*n> milk, am•equentG tbe lamb will grow faster, and Shirts LOW FIGUBE8. OIITU STATE* STS2L KEH 'JTBXB, Foetory, CAMDEN, X. 1. ' wfUw,lll!il?xr The sdmleUon of Colored.* at this time as a Stale into lbs Union appears to be owsenpaUble With tbe public intercsta ..f tosommtry. Wfoie it is doeintole tom lerruwriee, when wflktently matured, Wi'wrtd be organised ao States, yet toe acini of the G«siitali<in eeerao to re- Whl,Wmto» rri—The Richm.ind Timet eloosoan editorial with tbe follow, ing choice reconstructed ebullition of pairiotlc feeling: _ REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS. “The people of toe South wi]J gather up KeimSibX’ and re-inter tho booee of toe Confederate dead, ornament their grarrs. sod cherish leaf and blade of grata upon tbe battle field.wber.toey poured forth their blood fonHMs * mendlaaa nod howling redi- — 401 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, 41 JOHN ST. NRW TOM. if eUew hta, eay toe leer ./ June and *’*>• k usually practiced. the sue *he mat gotwih of '“ieillU harsh.swd figbt. Hf prvtstehm in tte .had- from end fllew. the niusquiv-- are U**n 1,1,1 WARRANT! Jf GEStHWlND, Merchant J0XIIM8 AMD BXTA1UM Of BAS8, mm, JTO8, same? ms swat to* II BttTBRN PX1CE8. �FECIAL Ajricnttmal Jtnna. These may ba Miuined aa fixed fact, in Agriculture: 1, Ail lands on whWi dover, or. the -nvsev v« grown, must either have lime *. the m. naturally, or it must be artificial|y supplied. It matters but Bule, wbethV it be euppl'1*! in U>« form of alone lime, oyster ehell lime, «* mid. 2. AU permanent Im prove meet of land* most look to lime aa ita baaia. J l^ade which have been long in cul mm, will be benefittad by application ia th. form booed ust, guano, native phoaMute rl lima. compoaUnf fiah.aabea or h oyster sh*ll lima—or marl—if the land Deed liming, alfei. A N- land, can b« pe»»e»v»d in a high alate .•! fcrldity. twice* cb.ver and the barlow, Goodyear & grant, JIUTES . DRAKE, DErn8TS» MOKE TRUTH THAH POETKT. ARB PRBPAHBD TO SUPPLY TtET TMrrVa0' *IU4, BABBY COUNTY SPOONER’S W w*BMWaeyUd!!J’tTtb.Vr tkhT^TRY ,fce,H ““r* Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Intermittent Fever, T,’.*U’y- PAVSOTP1CTVRERAL tf LtbKY, liKtzaoirviun.) O’er Row.r’e Shoe Hurs. Hast lacs. Mah.— <3- o o x> a OF ALL KINDS, AND Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, MINING COMPANY, OF MWDLEV7L1.E. MICHIGANOrganized Under the Laws ef Michigan, Ca«h Capital »15;000. 600 Shares, »25 Bach. AT PRICES To Suit the Times. tati'in. AGUE and the graswa. the turning in of green crops or by the application of compoata UAY19G JU8T PUtCHXBKD ODt 00VD8, rich in the sloiuenla of mould. < 8. AB highly ciicentrated anima! tna Diarrhea, IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE terne pul vented charcoal. 7. Deep plowing ■really Improves th-produclirr power* of • variety of .oil, l th«i t* nn« wet, 8. Subwiling sound land, that », l.nd ths! m not wet. i» emmfntly enududve t,, imveowd pnaludion. /“"■X£LS?5WU Dysentery, Great Decline, In Prices, Periodical Headache,! 1866. Dumb Ague. INCtKAHI OF liYS^Tba Arvtsr*« ?*3!f P4 r*w*~*Mrp? air <rf RaU will have a progaay aadjdaaawdM a loaa Ibaa U) MO In Urwo jwa. rw, wb We are prepared io SELL GOODS 10. All gram e,' P« •b”uW lw bar •d ««vrral days beG-rr llw* (train is ooghlv ripe. produce more aod belter crop—by pro dpcing them earlier—and by improving thr health of neightairhomla. 15 To manure or limo -"et landa, la to throw manure, lime, and labor away. 10 Shallow plowing oprraiee to i^i 1800. For Sate by all Druggists. OUR STOCK Wm. SrooNtt & Co., Nashville, Tenn. ailrl Ik most beneficially applied, wbeti made intn ciimp-wt with clay, tn slack­ and K'nds kept in a C-untry Store, and ing limr. nail brine ia better than « ‘ 11 The cb>>pping or grinding of ।grain, OUR FACILITIES ling of heat female heui piTTQ *1* nAa aX_> <Aw-J U UT THE AFFLICTED READ! intended Gm hay. ebould bo tn. in bb«>m. ,'r Periodical Bro trl84»c». ja PETROLEUM At twi UNION STORE ar 331.5? I 1866. & UL&ItH. WS bass a.ar stiawdad, tvwy Bas rnaAaaepd it. yrvjwrty prepared, will ana U. east emr aww lh«l —a. ii .—n. m — For Doing Busimes% SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE STATE. Great (loMig-Onl Sale HADWAVS RELIEF. 17. By RtabUng and shedding al-«li MSw,nia. Mods, HTSee “ttuesaV teewfimmml abeea. »lb Mia or sickasaa, kllY KXLlkF sill aF UR IIUlEGL'LAUmEa 1866. toil ARD SILVER WATCHER 1 1866. ofdJtS'."^ J»Ja,prCIw. CROCKERY iinwdca.t over clover, will at! drrd per cent. ti« Ita pnaiiieL' ta be prenM be a few dslianf wselhaf**Oae. r» w~m. a_ a. e—___ ■_ __ is the largest ever brought to this mart, supply ing most, if zotall, of t* inorgan­ ic sulistsncea. JO, Thorough prensratum of .land is sb-4jl»ly necessary Ip lha auecrsslul and luRttriant growth of crhpc 21. Abundant crops cannot lx grown fur a wntwiin. unless care be taken to provide and applv an equivalent f>>r the •iibstances Carried -iff the land in the THB BOTTOM OUT or THB It tea tte laigwt sal feet BUI latte wevU. -v*su -r—’ — - Ary (SjMUWTfiSKi* “““ !i th rwhirr Oats, VE L Barliy, U. tl will save arid ruil them.—JVurA Cwrofi- goods m silbor military ar naval, or otb.rola., M by tbo mo or morcarr, bars eentiaotod palatal diMaws, sod tbuss sunna* from rlwom auam in any form CIm in tboMnta orluwba,r«lacy or earnlyais. vskoaaa, sad alt pain aad scbaa. lussena aad aay otter taarahii... will b. qslckly cored by tte mo of Bad ray's Bwdy Bslisf. ©AHT BIB IBSACT J OLD LADIES it EAIR MAIDENS ~r s.1 MW. IE. tank .CD., WM. wartr «r «tt. la yay tn. Ui«Hx UU» Ii BaMhyfate h is taddUly adnatapsei <a meat« Us >eMar Wens aa« atfDw staaMib. SaxSES MMJITS & SILDM' ........ . aoomgin, is scorn, tnev •mid either lie chew tug their cuds, «.r be IredmgM, (|lv fi,jg ii. Th* ewe «)|| giee more milk, oon•e^uentl, tbe |HIIlb „j|j ,,P(, faster, and h»«Wire b-sltby. M They «i|| wb-ar m„rB -t„,| p^r USHER WATER KL OB 'jy®W, lory, CAMDXW, W. J. WAK£HOnaB8: ICII ST. PHILADELPHIA, JOHN ST. NRW VOaZ. a omwiae>s i>» sstaiww ar •2, JAN, TO**. lace Cheap p For Cash 18 AT THB CO STOki or . Valuable Landa FOR SALE! BUSSELL & NEVINS, Examine Ovr Shirts and Drawers selected 8b<fcs in lb* Markrt,ur*U kiadr ofGooda, neweiv Upl in a Variety 5’h If stern before bit • rather tb< »<■.) starts rapidly, aCwdiug pr»> «!•■! I > th- Shin In.rti th- Mn, Use flo-i •d mssqmtoea. • Rd*.™ late, tbe |„, ,/ jqo< Rd it usually practiced, lbw <um> walda the shin, and the next growth of •<«4 will be harsh, dry aod light. If «k*’ »e,k prvlecthm in the ah«de fr..tu *«*itl and fiiea, the iiiuaquitnea are ^drtu drive them out again. PREVENTIVE TO HAVE ClUimEH. H. WHIOHr. Au y at U>. MiddlevUlr. It AAl.B-1 W of e e M « '• '•»» •< Hope i prise i? r«r aere. H WHOM. It HALB-K wjfoT sectlea »1 ia BeilaaM, Th. PvtutaylvanU Railroad Company e .. aiyjfk' ‘■Er-L1 J“w IIOHaUM ASSUCIAIIUS. riaary 1 reliable FAIR PRICES g^ssraTrsrt.te—■ th. .’P*0*1 train- On Thursday last “•‘rmn-ent Bp the Brtmd Top BaiL‘r,d 0,1 burning uxik Mveral views '‘zste.zrFlg’z *»■ ““ will To Everybody, & nrrozr/rcywsr S®ffiEP. laaeUfy that rrwk Allan proearU far aao HU.M bonaty aed beat par. tea ay dime I Mauna. rssr^ir^— —_ t-~- - — --a, ■ - H- aad WAww aar rot BJXB-M earn aa m l^s news- SEaegg^S’ �Mornc-iGts*^ chancery bale• exeesrta the construe. It, while = the duty of Coegret* i*io mak* it* h*4 it 'Hight to be. nene* there were graver - objsutiene to aa utaosiou of th* suffrage . by the Premdent than by Gmgr***. H. had not the same power* that tbev have. Ill. The pise that it is too early; that Tbe <ruM question which to-day ditbe negro** ar* not ysl fit to vote, al vidaa public opinion in ibis comtry, i* ways wee, and-might atill be, urged with the StaUu* of the freedmen, and tbelr cqua» for** agslnst their freedom. In­ claims to the Ballot. This question muat deed th* two objections ar* oos because of nacaaauy eotse largeiy into th* fartb- no race ean bs truly free without tbe bal­ enmlng4tatae|Mtos,*nd W1U probably lot But aa the o*gr oea could not prove, until they were free, thrir moderation. indiNtry and otUr virtues which sur­ TfMWffijitt wy fblly understand prise thsir 1st* musters, so they can nut •r>d appredbtntfan magnituds of this qu«* psovs wotil psrmutrd to rote how mode ritriy, wisely and beneficially they can licdUwffil thufround of oppuallitmto ManboodQH3ragp, *e print herewith aaarti- vol*. The heart, not the head, the moral ftotlng and sympathy, not the intellect ds giving dmohjasttun* to tarpanial suf­ or education deteraiinee th* voter's frags wk Uyt wiinV the Ciicsgo Tril^- choice. OurJrUh voters have always va* ibees.«. to whteh •« a.k ike esnd-.d been very ignorant, but tbalr ignorance .BHflNiF<) oLour reader*; aad though ths did not preveat'lb*m from Bering which artJsSuday be •> fazrfa long for out col- side bated tbe negro's freedom, and vot­ ing for it b*0M»« tba v Ml th* wuua ha­ iRftod R with oars: ’ iMMasstauw to the axleBaton of tbe tred. Bo, many uf the negroes are very ri*Mk»Fqtiffrags. <b* foUuwing objections ignorant, but they will all know to which M?b,a*eti urged, and we believ® they poliucal party they ow* tbrir present Co i opr las the colire list: and future freedom, and will always vote for IL Voting Is a very simple set of LaCongrats has no power to do an. . t-lli.1* U> late: tba President ought to choice between two political parties, the have done an by bi* proclamations. leaders of which are minutely acquainted with principles of sta maushij-. Hsooe in each political party whatever of states a ilk will craatn a war of races. manship there may be in the parly is em­ g. It wUl add to the poUtoal power of bodied practically in lhe ballot of it* bum bleat voter. If the suffrage were ex­ thrir late mashepta• \ | fl. Tbe 8 taosn, fl kt atom, w ill extend tended, nine tenths of tba colored people would vote th* Republican ticket, and . .ii-Tba liberties of th* freedmen can would elect from ten to thirty Rapubli can members of C>ugre*sfiom lb* South. In view of thee* fartawe urn* that lb* colored men are lit to vote. W* let rsb WhyA*?'*rf’i •" ■ TAW OF ECO ron the Old Establishment W Osatosr. Ariyrasarfa levsetesr., Greater Inducements ■ T o T II e COUNTRY TRADE THAN EVER BEFORE. . HARDWARE STORE! ' a*s risaalalag iMsrs* tn >ll|ai thmfar*, wT.rw. < u.7 £wTSft*i aertgara matataed and M Ur -.2? 11 M Bains dally receiving Goods from the East; Bought u tha H.iriiutn. OOTtas thtoS Ctetowto**"la bU fa» B*rrv ert.aty. Mttoigaa. .- n—Mtotari. tMled May i»th A.D- lisA ***f * Great Decline . . HARDWARE IRY OODS. D Yankee Notions. d«sr *1 Um Coasiy Coan H .«w u *• w ^->..0, i. -i 35 5,t > pehh* vesdaa. tha —■ “ZSX. “V~iJE Ban Milne a»nl ...t,|U,.„ «f m.u^.T-*** —ArtAldiiskr kodct tTxSir.'x.^“ii-x,S'?s । s’.-rar.-j [A tra«s»py l *F**\— COMMISSIONER* NOTICE. AU perioar bs'iaf BA**"*1 BasaleatJrseasteh H- ^f****^,,. of All kinds, li gaontaly brfpt «F to tbs watte ta th* W''. »*»■> and will be sold at WRITE Adriag TraasportatiM) sad somite MItaly of Iron, Nails, Stoves, Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, A JOBBNB8 AND BBTA1UEBA OF GOODS, junta ~r“r-‘ Railroad Prices, JEST’S, (DAIPS, TU'-ES, t»« "mlted iTi. ..Twj —Ib»w tat FraUele «Uta» Rlin«err Bld Straw Coeds, “UOU1‘ w^wT J^WWrew., jC-n-U. it. N. Hasutea. I *}<>»«« PalWMe 1». »»**■ . AT Attartoy t*r Hta.US CHANCERY SALE STAT1 OF MICHIOAX-Tb. Clreelt Csurt tar Um Csealy bT Barry, ta CL—re rrt^^^zvx^J EASTERN PRICES. ao. 58 WMT MAT» rrlBIT, Full Assortment of their rebellion? Why exclude tboas power to «tc<j H Hfcht-of suffrage," whose every ballot will ba cast for lhe j STOVE PIPE. SAP PANS. Union, liberty, a free pres* and general education. bstig rrtrnded - by a (institutional IV. Tbe plea that to extend th* suf­ frage will “ bring on a war of mces, ” i* ajikpdwent, th* very object of which is ta unutile eocnrtbmg to be don* which another of th* reason* always given Air opposing emancipation. There is ten­ Congress has no power to do. Second. Cvittacnjg has the power to ex- fold more tendency in emancipation to trnd tb* right Jo.qpjsfbt United Stales produce a war of raoee, than In an ex­ OIL CLOTHS, Scnap-rs and Representatives in the tension of the suffrage. No war of isces opinion of XL. Madiaua and other a u- exiaia in Braxil, where suffrage is imnarttawawf*She 4kmarithlion, under Section lial. But it does exist in Jamsica where ♦Of AYfitle 1. of lhe ConaUtutiou, which the negro baa only lbs right of being out­ GRIND-BTONEB, provides that though lhe times, places voted, and in Norfolk and Memphis, and manner of electing Scoalora and' where be has no right to vote at all. On Wall Paper, Repretfahtativmshril be wascribed by the contrary, nothing tend* *o much to produce war a» th* ability by on* aid* to Window Fixtures, commit injustice without punishment, and' PAINTS. rtgdbtft'P*- Mr- M*di*on, who furnish­ lhe inability by th* other side to obtain Window Curtains, edd» original draft of tba Constitution, jusBoa without fighting. Just thia stale UAB8. atMed-iea reply to a question put by of facte is caused by denying the right of A ti Orrxaxo.AT Mr Old Staso ’ ‘DUTTY Mr Jrff.reon, before the Virginia Slate suffrage to a race of four mulion* ot citi­ Gbxatlt Rxnccxn Peseta. Convssrtaoe. which ratified tba Canstitu-- zens. Lei the negro vote fur the Judge AND WOODEN WARE. tiun, that it waCMMlW uectssory by before whom the Memphis rioters are to thltclama tn bfljflw brfmCry power to 1 be tried, and they would be punished.— ragtfiM* tha right .f autfrage ia tho Bistre, Let him not vote and they would not be C. WAKELEE, sobjecBto the overruling power of Con-! punished. Knowing thia beforehand, if Battle Creek. Mich. graaa. Neither Mr. Jeflerscnnor snv lhe negroes bad bad votes, lhe rioter* other twrenbre of th* YirgtaWConvert- would not have committed th*riot, and ti6ffw«W>le t«» see that thedaoea maani no punishment would have been necessa­ any thing wire, and at least one of ita Tn- ry. There I* no liberty, n° justice, nod ine»«»Aweojof tb* Omrentione which no peac* fur America, except in impartial adopted-**. did-ao dtetbietly designing to suffrage. Any denial of suffrage to a give G-ngrra. th* power to regultte the race direcllr tend* towards war of races. right of suffrage in all <*—’— V. But there are a das* of fools who "VEa-ETA-BIiE contend, in lhe tamo breath, that tbe ex­ tore and Repreaeauiivi 8-PH-L-8 REMEDY. there 1* no prec*4iit^1„---- ....__ tension of suffrage will bring on a war of Pasuivrly Qirae. cial, in conflict with this manifest intent races, and yet that such perfect unity and harmony will exist between tbe two ra ­ ofihcda®m>fcf^ Sfcu Psitgdd^tca II Will Bt««t tkr SUStarl StBtlr. 8en*Uir*>re oy arfother ctaiiiie or the1 ces that the negroes will voto for their same instrument b> be ch<«en by |h« late masters, and add to their politic*! Tb. sBklta shaalS i* *,?* txgielature of each'State, and tbe mem­ powor. Esch statement sufficiently re­ bers of tbe House of Represents Uvea are ' futes tbe cither. Yet Minister Harvey puts both srgumanta. and Secretary Sew­ ard republishes lh«d>! VI. Tbeplus that “the States, if let numerous branch of tba State Legisla­ ture,** it follvis^hh|llj'iiugf*j^ ouaid not1 alone, will extend lhe suffrage,’’ Is valua­ prescribe • B» TOhJiif ‘Fleet either Sena- ' ble chiefly IracaUM it admits dial to ex­ tore or Representatives without prescrib-' tend the suffrage will not create a war of ing wb« should elee* the tkate Lrgisla- races: that negroes may be fit to vote, lure. Heuer lhe fair intent i-( all tlieae and tost their liberties raunot ba sufficient­ clauses waaAbat attribulad twythem ' by I ly protected without it But, like the their IMMiMrJMadWdjelA to-vert pica that the States, if let alone, will abol­ in C«)reM the ultimate and ovverruling ish slavery, it i» untrue. Each Stat* — will pretend to fear thgt if It extenda tbe it suffrage it will U over whelmed with and - .ruled by neprecs, and that If it* neighbor Sxtend the suffrage It will be stripped of roricrowoci negroes snd deprived of Ito labor.— 18th section of, Hence all the Southern State* will edu on, Congress I cate each other into a eolid uuil against extending tbe suffrag., as they did against anil-slavery Ideas, and tnske lheir union a basis for < national party, and if suf frage b* rjlandsd after such a coneolidalion, Il will enly be by a bltrndy contest between tbe *uflrago and chnti-aufTraRe parties or Slates. Hen*t, thecmly peace ful way of extending tbe suffrage is, now, by a Cbnstilntiur-el amodmeni. VII. ‘Experience has proved that polit make all leas which they shill deem neceoaary and fyi>p«r fi* carrying into exe­ icnl liberty and the ballot are inseperable. rout UM taip<ir»*»dp«nda®u» cauara wbiah It la no exception to this rule that <bu cution any powers vested iu lhe Presi­ “’“"“‘bB. CROOK'S ) liberties of women are secure without tbe dent ’ One of lb* powers vested Io tbs Uui- ballot, a* women ar* voted for by their ted State* is Shat nf guaranteeing to <ve- fathars, huslxods, brothers and sons, of rr Statra rvpulilican form ofgovernment. like blood, interest and .ymnathy with I* ■ grass Pveaoter of Health. Prior tn th* close uf the rebellioc this themselves. Bui the whites 4 the South, th* black*, are to live a* separate power had never been exereiwd, because and । co csstiageoej* he Atah a State had been ’flmilirs, having conflicting ioteresto and Riagwerta, Hah Bbsew. S«*M iMed. As. ; deprived oMHsfLbMhitfcrtfl dFfcovarn- as i more or less separate races, having so­ line* of demarcation, which even fo- FOR RBBUM ATOM IT ACTS UU A CHAMM. 1 menl had ever aciyn. • But, ui .bis R*- cial < tority may never remove, and too often mnatructioo Proclamation, President ' I Dnrtes **v •» •“* F^04- »•* h*» »• ' and despising, and mlsunderstandJohnson claimed to act under thia clause hating, i inneach other. None of the reasons which dispense with the need of woman's ceded States had been deprived of *11 voting apply to tto extension of the suf­ frage to Ute cplorwd race. Whether or civil government, and on this predicate* tWtt-»v -»' *d’n.r,^ a.-.- ,not there exist* any formidable objection to giving the ballot to woman, there is to guarantee* to can fcirm of gov! not tb* sama reason for It. Th* prime necessity of a free ballot I* the sewrity it affords to life, Utterly and property.— h« was acting ag,.J^u*i<l*Bt under th* Shall wsadmit thatwUli* MetMury to Constitution, snd noMS,Cwmspder-in- a white man's hberty a negro can do with Chief oik tho Ctajstitatiup. - -, Ti - ■ out snd still maintain himself in equal But, WhrfkeFW-pMRiafit has >wi liberty. This were.to goneeda th* su- HR ACE & O'DWYER. " . OLIN W. PAYNE’S PICTUREGA L> LEItY. GROCERIES. , (st ecs-to »« a-»*«*) w k Good Tea at one Dollar. luunootd Uttl a BSOBt. Shelf Hardware, CARPETS, LtU.t. ARRANGEMENTSI’ Grand Rapid* A Healings Stage >•”>* ROPE, Mats, Rugs, &c., Ac. AUMINIHTKAIXWN BULB Farthing Tools of all kinds, CUAItl'IAN'S RALE. NO HUMBUG ! HARNESS SHOP. Wine-Tar .rs. artfar* Brut I'liy or FUy«. Gau '.. TW.toctaOT.UOT pcri.reM.rt.. yr fa exhibit BayaalartaOT sttor cvrntaly » sate ~ WMr----- — it ..V kind 1LJI te .toB.JS OT ^.irtaTtoUrta Urtau pr« .wJ, bna Muvwa*9*0* *? S U mot PrwBi.Hh.rm.. C FriaSl.. J*tersf,' (a Sa ■ ul«r sf th* artel* sflsk* LockBar.. d'o»rwU.i as* SUar ths*strtisa.daly ran*** of Martin H llrsct.u ASawsMUMsr sf asi* saUU. srariag. f»r timiih ikstvia art tort*, teal U «l» G Iwrars* as mH canals real astel* I tels.jl.jt «* texl SrtsaMd. 1* sate prlilwn i TtM*eepea.UI*s*4sseMheltessfap3b*Mlh ^»^tB?assss.-SSg SStetoO-Bta wse^wx »nr a.'Ul CvttesT h. woewa » Ink M. tte I i H; gweM funjrtM < . “ WJhto »• T-.Es. takes nMm' ta M-AA-rtUt hr • h ■k. aa4 wy b* esMalu* toh Sy ta rtowi Bites iraaa IrSsA. r. a. MRS HOFFMAN, SHERIFF SALE. QTATIOy MICHIGAN. Itarry C IJ Hr rirtw taMM WaaMript *SM Pine Tree Tar. Purify Tour Blood to»»4 laqir>M.iiciri.l IB Ur '■ertfsass; drty of ■!! prespas whe taritll* dnifebtitag toy ntaB^ *mi.- D»lte, April Stsh. las*. |SB*y s w T.] MUBWAG EldUL ~ CeUegs. K Hath Avraw. N*e Yait O. f I.KW1.X. M D. rrafoMM »< AaaMw? u* 8"El’?MAirD Ra'rm'Uh•• Armes. N. T.. ef “4 i Dr. X.D. THOM PHON. IWsfCajsitarrl* D’'JAL’LT ^"MbtoBBter la U>.rt»4iu.et Ertaic ar Frs* Raslae, at al Miaara. MicmoAX. statxor I ( Kstate er WllUaaa U. Wo*U. rtOHA TKOKbKU.-BTATBOF MICIIIO AN Cosnl, st Uarry. *». Al • isetam eCihe Frehate CeerUM ths Cea* If *f BMnAsiBsa al lhe 1'r.tei. UMw, ta U.* rdtegs sf Itesitaga ea Motei.r. th. nih day tisds ^w^rrEWSi'. BABTI.1CB CITY MUSIC STORE1 ft »«"»«■ C. Frto maio roan. la Um Miter of tkr Estateta f rwA U. Duln fllHK MICUAUn wntx.r)T,-R.on. iiSAH Vegetable Extract year’s Hard » are stere. Th* FabwriberwlA- ta *"/•'» HaaUaga aad rkialiy taal M s prn*"" taraisb p ■STLunKT.r.!T-" Benzoin sewats SK^^a&ssias: Ing >o alter w modify «ro». **■•**• WM MISSIONERS NVTIUB. tat* ef Jehn «^ek»*«rt,------------ . &UXI7 nru3JE» nrroic or®®5®» , al »utxs ®» anaTasc'-run* ^rsAX.W,. n^hf uM. i dwimmo'ts ALL WAMAMXi MMJirtUis, M>4a mos . yr-i*’:rou Machines. Elixir, rtSa/taTUm p»U«l I* bars a »M sight. Il satoae aU Bneatasi Tteabi** Th* IsBirMtwes fc*C»*eywtashii IW*» ware teal*, barswsvsr base Am*» i* fail. sa CHANCERY-ORDER, mnorxicme,ax. r^ta ADMISISTBATOK-S BALS in any, part hit A .; . <rtain LeeaoM in IASH TOR HIDES, PtDni AND I RADS, xMeaowan „■ ..• i! ±5*^. ' m<* xr t fiSraait cawrt C a*kT.Po � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-06-13.pdf 4c87c3269cc71ab790ce26db972e6dac PDF Text Text “Liberty gad Union—One and Inseparable.' VOL. XI. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. hoepini & Airway Duass* Is WATCHES. CLOCKS A JEWELRT 1 tads sad crtkt)*te.l F(sMoss mm Qnalisy. ed the bill to promote the eonatrnclion ol The pirate Seminas was recently elect­ a railway between Washington and the ed J edge of Probate of Mobllo County. North West; a bill, in other words,, to He was so popular among the "rccon•trurted.” Uy reason uf his “gallant ser­ vice*’' during ths late war, in "souiUing” odious and paralysing monopoly as the American msrehantmen, and performing Canldeh and Amboy in New-Jersey.*— i sundry other CspL Kyd antics on thk Tho vote was 65 to 87. Another bill for high seas, all in behalf of the late "Cona rood from Pittsburgh to Cleveland was foderacy,’’ that nobody thought of run­ ning against him, and hs was unanimous passed by the equally. emphatic vote of ly rho^-n to have particular cognisance 77 id 41, and ha* concurred In the Sen­ -------- ----------------------------------- Q C. HAWLEY. ' PODERTB A HTRIKER^ BRACE & O'DWYER, JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF EUYfifc si 50 XZST AHVANO3. OATS, Millinery and Skaw Goeds, AT EASTERN PRICER JACK8ON, MICH. TORN W. PA YNE’S PICTURE GALJ LERY. ate amendments to the joint rtsolntion to facilitate railway communication between the States. Su this heavy bluw at rail­ way despotism awaits only the Presi­ dent's signature. In tho Senate Reconstruction lias boert debated, and will probably be disposed ofaj nu distant day. Nothing else of last five years firuck the Southern "chiv­ alry” as a kiud of training especially adapting him to the fulfllmoci uf hu­ mane duties. The f)mlU spirit <hicb actuated the wbolcaale butchery of ne­ groes at Memphis, found.I la natural man­ Hsuinp. IIIol,lpB. ifestation in dsligbling to honor with of­ ficial promutlun, the pmlfc-Asarted Som­ me*. Mohtiag Ex.. The uiiparJoasd rebel and* pirate was JjtRANK ALLEN, elected G*t enough; but, io! on tbo 18th insL, tbo Mobile Dotnutf Ntict publish The Superintendent of Public Inatroc- ad the following order.— • R-X. RICE, Gen'IHapanairadnt. tSfljM IIuDQUxavns Dk>'< or Alsbama, 1 tion L.ii apportioned the Primary School ••Ute. u filer May 18, IBM. j ■ uirrnn|;i ofn»«Uop» Fund fur the present year. The‘amount In compliance with instructions from A. 11 OLD 110 OK, the President of the United State*, it is •______ ...A. tween the ages nf 5 and 20 year*. Wo hereby directed that Raphael Seimne* be not permitted to buhl or Morcise the add (1>e apportionment to the several Illes IConrt.'i function* of JuJgo uf the P^bbate Court •adRaxl Ext . ,Th* £»»’“■ •*tiaFs of VTH.D T.’-OtFEB townships in this county: of Mobile county, or any other civil or 1.0DOR. N». <4. «r» l.rhl >fonj«r •rrtifn< dtfseb political office of trust, while ho remains •••k. st U.« Lodj. Rodtn |B Goodr.ar llloek, H Mliaga. MJcb. DRAKE, M.D. •201.41 i Rbxoino Cibclb.—Ths.ncxt Baltimore, 279 128M By order ol Brevet Maj. Gen. Chaa l**rtientar aitealien sivse to Ibe treatment 189.08 413 et Fri>»te UJmm<*. Office, CJrner »t dixie and II be held at the Residence of IL Wood. ('LureWRuevte. ui> ntelra. Carlton, 383 170.18 (Signed) A. RAMSEY, A. A. G. ightman. iwi Friday' evening 342 Castleton, “In compliance with instruction* from June 15th I860. Houts from -8 to 10, M. AC. RU86EU.. Heating*, 610 , 280.00 tbaTmideui of the United States,” eb! o’clock P. M. 299 137,51 Well, that is right, and encouraging, so CSKILL A XEVrm, issra*aas?,.-tts’. I Ti.\|,l, AI’.RANGEMENTS— F Grand ltapid»A: I lasting* Singe Line -Will lm>« H»«.ite.. oo Men4*yt. WUnsmtoya mJ I..!••••( *Ks'cto«k.A. M. w*ming ihrvoxh JtoMUvilf*. Alxlotoai*. WLilnevrflte, Itr-nravUte, NO. 7. a~~~»u--Tk. II..— h*. Tnist'sEitltts:' giislinga1 ^inhttis JBirrctorji. Btostehrref^reta^f 0- IfeUR. MORTGACVSj TEHMB, ------- --------HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE, 13 1860. S Goon.—ABalcm (Man.) paper eaya; The constabulary are pushing matters io SORROWS Come not singta. Hndreds NMM w4th pepsia has c1aimed mnitons Mita Tfetlma, and for year* there baa seemed to be Do roliabls remedy for IL Our vendors will rejoice to bear that Coo’s Dyipopeta Cure will certainly cure it la ovary In­ stance. -AH its stteadant aflliaHqoa, j&a eject bi* tenant forthwith. . Apothecaries cramps, colic, indigestion, sidenas* of tba alcohol io pre| notifiodlhal not wll alrobol or any kind of spirits, eveuaipou the prescription of a pbyeloian. Pf—C-w. The West Point Academy bill base wholesome amendment added to It, pro­ &d Jacket BitUr*^-ua a restorative after hibiting the admlssinn of any eadet who has served In the Rebel a ml les. In that ahape it has passed the Senate. to the Geary Soldtars’ Convention.— Considering that Kaipo was appointed to I promote the Cowan third party movomeat, thia development is striking. Auditor-General Anneke, of this Btato matory rheumatism. TUI* will seenunt [or any delay in answering letters In rela­ tion to the publication of advertised Gita, or other mattera of bosincea DIED. I.IKK’SSSTite? bssaJtSSar*. NOTICE. J iMraonao.—Hom/Jamk* A. Swatter continues to improve and will probably recover. Thia wilt be g»od nuws to his, numerous personal and political friend* in all parts of the State. ./ JOHN SODEATS, «5K £ C. UUXT. Tub .Gntvn Tavxx /Itau-wsr.-v-Thc rumorwhich ^oa circulated that the 'ilteae lor I Alai be muiET i. a. JOGX K. HALL T.rworrr <.f mH Vlllig* ia »rtti»s. that ti;.ueoir^alrvj hy ibe Fruidaal cr ulbcV officer U. CADWALLADEIi. tea .HMiiu.int M bervluGu* atiedfled. A. >•. lit; IKE. J. W. nENTLET>* Km-rJfr. UMbsp. J nut ub IMS. aw £ ft. HOLBROOK. rnoi: t rgoiinKS.-STxtKor u iciugax '01 attend RNdMpUjr* » him. Office, in C« UIITIKCI CITT JSIC g IL COOK. BTOBSI uasomn. LDrsen, MBAH JOHN MIPUAKL. caak.xm p« o. ucorr. 8.C. PJUXDUL • dodge of Probate. WM-LCOiiB, n* nrusac, ,o <i>7 anc MiJJle.iUa, __________ i_ iMO8iT4«rw. cJlrclroo K/*!! itemmid*, telly with “my policy” which recognizes, eil •rtheXil'ujei as its prime idea, that Alabama and all the rest of tbo "eleven” are “just as tru­ ly in the exereiso of their powers and fseultiea a* New York or the other Stales which remained ley all' If this ideals true, and “my policy," with its notion, A. W. tauter. C “once a State, alw-ly* a State," bo cor­ O|oKBlsgs lot rect, what right has President Johnson ■to interfere with the result of the election 1 t'»nk Xll.n «u of a Probate J udge down In Alabama, New Hampabirvl That’s the question. Wo thick that President Johnson hsa dona right in this cate; that, in this in­ stance, his practice is a good deal belter than his theory. Tbsury and prsctice ought, "by pood rights,” m bo conwstant; but, in this strange world,"TKhy are not ■ • <■, be Greeted ^ithin the coming year would Waxtxd.— Iteiqs of local newt from far esceed the number possible under the present circumstances. Tbsre is a* y«t no llotrl^apd t>r a person wTailing to go ing Item* of public io tereat, marriage mio/that bAiriw, er.d keep a ttriclly notices, etc., will confer a lasor that will trnprrar.ee ktvte there is prewntad btf» be appreciated by u*. a most splendid opportunity. It Is a Ax­ ed principle of the people nf Nnslteille A GtlttrARtcit.—The Kalnmaxoo Tdtthat the bu.inciui of whisky selling shall wrprisir.g and reliable young men have taken |ba initiatory steps for establish­ ing n fust-class Gymnasium, foe their own Tm Wtin*T Csok—The Jack*on CR- amusement and muscular development. itt» aayy; From ah extended tour, snd clore observation of the -growing wheat Goon.—0»*. Certin, of Pennsylvania, crop in Michigan. Canada and Western, baa signet the bill tbr ever disfranchising dracrlrra, non-reapondmU to the draft, crop, of tbte: staple cereal. In our last issue wo stated that the enrrpy during the war. erop in this county “al best*’ could only bo a partial onc-SNico then there hai Wro Vxaorsni.—The returns thus be^n s decided Improvement fntbe ^rowfar received from the recent voting in West Virginia on the Constitutional Amendment denying the right ol suf­ be our fortuM in thia eo.mty. frage to Rebel* Indicate a majority In fa­ vor of the Amendment yf more than 10,­ 000. . that ibo Republican State Central .( ^BRTISEMENTS. i rolaid decided »o call the State Gaweutiott be­ ToZ P. Tk,nl.r. Ei. tween the Bth day of August, and the tbe Report, prepared by H<«. W. L. Grat day of September. We hope It Bancroft, Secretary of the Port Huron may be aooa after the Bib; nod regard ,and Mil wankoo Railroad Company, on ihrnereaslty and importance of a new ln fcvor of holding the Q>n»<mti<m at Railway outlet from Chicago tn the tea- Bpnkiag of this the Jadtaon Uihisre •ays: R-J.GRAJtr, J. M- GOLD & SILVER» fijucut cami •240,000 — t2iPfi00 WORTH OF IFa/eAra, Clodu, C/iaini, Diamond Rin*i Pianot. ADlodront, Srwiny Jfo’ rAiiMs, ^sfeer Bert, " " . paid for until job know wi^t v.inxi, u> momr, .■noth.nd of vltbgt recei.tag the article sESSs.'KSptt aa • body, ha* declined “’J-atch'* GOLD* question. Al Isasl a hundred member* A N ApFORTJONMKNT?! J '^.-agsSFr- 1 1 board, with many and valuable statistics oaka” ibe Republican party was formed —................. - ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT wonld fight rather than submit tn such a revtiluUun. These are sound atntiments. Wo tally regret that thus far Cuncress has not acted upon lhern, by gniug to the root of the reconstruction difficulty, the denial by Jubnsoa'a proclamations of the right of suftrage to hiyal mawfand *o which they all beliere they possess.— ■ Tbe cxeuweiaa fear that the peoplu are । | LETTERS REMAINrXG UNCLAIMED n..<i^v~^u. z ■rUesrareto Rpseek. Senator Howard, In hi* recent speech on Reconstruction, told pretty nearly the whois truth about the .President's policy. He ataisd that the Presidsut, in assum­ KO links. ing to reorganise the States without tlie Irghlstive authurlty of Congress, was acting without law, and that in coolly ig­ noring ths power of Congress over tho status of seceded States, and in denying to Congress any other power than that of deciding upon the qualifications of its i&'ais-''"'—. .11X1, So.tOtt. Wllok» tolMSuadtMW. the erection of another store, Mr. Downs Ranixanira.—The sorfa drawn from j tewL* UwSyiatofTia*r*°J!ro’ ia erecting a Plsiiiog' mill and Sash and Ibe stone fountain at Ackley's—Try it Istwux. Rkvkxck.—The receipts from Internal Itsvenue Monday were •3,121, ­ Blind Factory, Mr. McCaffrey a Saw-mill on Quaker Brookysml Messrs. . Kirasey 082,49. The receipts fur the week amount A Co, bare commenced the erection of to •7,178,715 13, and the total receipts Ixraoixs.—The Lansing State Jirpub- for the month of May were 821,724,080 40. tbeir'atore near thi'propdoed line of the lOOlialte. totem** railroad. The Flouring mill of Mallett l.ean, comes to us enlarged, printed in W.K. QoodyMr.oa Tat PaxnuxxT Exooaao.—C. L VaR A Johnson hsscummeneed to grind, and quarto futm, cud decidedly improved.— The DfpuLUcan lias always been a good landigham teraaly says that if Preaident promises to be an eminent success. ' Dr. C. W. Goucher, formerly of paper.but never better than under tbo Johnson's principle* are those of the parHoUnook. <•«,! nd rills** lots No. SM a Woodlnnd, Ims purchased some lots and editorial charge of it* present ncoomplisbOuttake. to b« rauirod. purposes to erect a building for a Drug cd Editor. Stephen D. Bingham, Esq.— ten years been a Republican without Store. Were it poaalblc to procure lum­ We wislriland Aim the greatest poulble knowing U. "Alike unknowing and un­ ISO Ils known^ we move as an ameadmlBt. ber, the number <-f buildir.ga iliat would success. Uly upplimbte ia J>«*«rn>d Agw»;-ib» J- 333 406 251 193.08 151,34 118.84 289,56 127.42 153.18 186.70 Tutel, 5990 Grand Trunk Railway Cptpppr.y had ceser^ selling through Qcxur. — If the roodusl of Audy Johnline; bad no foundation in fact. Tickets will bo sold, and trains will contin lie to II sun w ben be was inaugurated, was as the Democratic papers said “ s disgrace to tun the same as if no Fenian scare had the party that elected him,” now that ’.hat party has adopted the President, .. —s . NA/nriixs.—Since we last noticed thia ha»e they not relieved ths Republicans y<-twg village, we learn that Messrs. of that ditgracoi Wbeelcr’and'bowning have commenced mffsii MRS HOFFMAIT, p«ri»g a moJIBcsiloa *f tbs Oridwalei TURK 18 H. BATH.” MspiwGrtve,. OrangsvUte, Prairieville, Rutland, Tliormipple, Woodland, Y'aukec Springs, nenl family, h*s incurred ths- wrath at ths ohivslry by. marrying a Yankse ofiioer. Richmond is excited over her al­ leged apostacy. Tho President removed E. L. Pisree, To G. B. Stebbins, E*q_, for a copy, — — X » - - -___ - ____ ■ term Re. vifeta *A Mdr of M trader the frank of Senator Howe of Wk All war JUrrHappllr. , �HASTBIGB BAMBER 8 P E Cl AL Betsey's Beuel. NOTICES. gbeat BARLOW, &GB GOLD <Sc SELV^ BARGAINS *1,000,000 Wonk or ARE PREPAR Watches and JeWe!rj yittrarj gotirra. * 1 think that tfaa might suit you, Sir," she said. "If yonr wife don’t draws her hair tn these fashions tboae bonnets would not do al all. Thia ia rich and plain, and corers the back of the lirnd and neck." “Wa’al now, tall me, for I haee (pH bothered with these things that I don't know one from t'other. | want tn gat a nice bonnlt for Betsey, and I m»an U».---Now jest tall ma if you would like yuur "Let me eae—four o’dock—yea, HI gw. mother to wear ona like this?" Unde Abel. HI l««ik at tba pertly girl*, "Oh. t beg your pardon, ma’am. I though; y<>« won't mind that. Come on.” didn’t nee-." and be touched the sierra of So they walked ■< up the atraet. the feshhinaNe attire nf tfo. young lawyer wmtraating etmngly with the antiquated cut uf tbe fonwr’i garments, which at home ware wtmt to Ila ia anlemw state in tbe spars room all the week, only to be She had stood Miberto just nut of the wont un Sunday with becoming caraful- range ofJohn D»rA'* vision, and bad not seen him at all. ^Something In the aoond of her voter atuheted him, perhaps, and when Uncle Abel called: "Here. John Dare!" be stepped h»stibeardlea* one, with the'irw India, epare ly enough toward them. The girl thrust and gyar, beneath ibe well brushed hat; the Ixmnel in Unde Abel's hand, and tint the clear blue eye was the aame in would have twee out of sight if her drvua both, and like thoao that were cloerd for had not caught on one of tbe branchbig oree under tkrend by tba apple-orchard on Uncle Abal'alarm, wbera hw dead ale“Amy !" and John Dara, with a hot flush on his lace, caught her hand and ao It troubled John nnl a whit lu be seen detained her. "Amy Egbert, have I with th* plain countryman. In »pito «.f ound you at laatF his perfumed hair and well-gloved Land The girl* face grew white and rad by bi* heart was true and ligal to the gu»d j turns, and the word* abw spoke ram* *o friend of hi* boyhood, and tbe inquiring low and broken that only John could glance* of bis companion* gave him no I catch their meaning. annoyance whatever. L'oda Abel pushed bi* spectacle* up nn They reached Madame Rolette’s at his forehead, and. atill holding the hat in last, and John lounged In the doorway hia band, looked open-mouthed from one and atraightway engaged in the laudable cnipkiyment of finding nut tbe prettiest “I guess you must have knowed this face among thegirfe In attendance. Josie toting woman afore, didn't your b* said; Mollelt, radiant with smile* and—and I but John was too buay with eager qn**think a little artificial bloom, came for­ ti.rna, and Amy waa trembling and flu«hward with her moot bewitching glance* ing aa aha tried tn speak calmly, and ► ■ to wail upon the old former wb<> brought his que*ti.m waa unanswered. Pretty so attractive a person with him; and. Joaia naw di tiding her attention between fancying that aha {would show her aupc [a now customer and the St range scene herior ability by *o doing, made up hrr aide her, and between anger and niortifimind bi quia Uncle Abd unmercifully. cation the looked In no need of help from ' Poop old man! He never waa so miser- rouge aa^abn tnaasd her bead and mnuer j ablria hi* life. In Hoptown be would havn had no trouble whatever. Mi-s I gard to "that Amy Egbert and her beau.” | Unde Abel held the bat a while Linger | quite patiently, but at last dsapairad of ibe interview being ended, Bu be Cough­ ed, and then hu said: "I'll taka thia hunniL Twenty dollar* Bnt here was a fine lady with a graat ia a good deal, but Betsey'a worth It, ain’t circumferanoa uf black ailk trailing out along tba carpet, B walat no bigger than a wa«p. a bead on which th* hair aaemol atruggling in crimp* and carl* to get away from shining band* (trapped light­ ly ajnund it. and a pair oi great black be hovs!” *He wa^obliged to t-fl Ml** rye* hmking ktralgh: at him. While tba Egbert the dipelfon over twice tno, and damael held bp <me style after another, , frit quite uneaay Ivat It abuuld not a>uf tied tbenfon eoqaetUahly, Unde Ab<i rive at his hot/) in lime. looked at Juhn impluriagly, but derived Owtaide the door John tamed tn leave no help trura him. hi* onela. and )>»ked aa why ea a girl aa "Now. yoeng woman, show me anme he said, "It's all right. Unde Abel— of yi-or beat Ifcmneta—yea! good ooca.— Y«io’va found a new bonnet, and I've None of your old-ia»hiuocd pour thing* lor my wife." Unde Abel held hi. hand feat, and Hiving said tbi* Uncle Abel felt that Luiked a moment, witboat apeaking, in be bad stated the caae dearly and should ! John'* face, in a wistful way; then aaid. looking in the young man's eyes, “She’s a motherlr*a girl. John!" ' Uncle Abd!" and John turned an­ grily away, nr would have done an if the detaining hand had not held him with a grasp which silty year* had not weakm "Now tbi* will bs juat what you want, ed. “Ixx'k here, my boy, I meant no olI nnxurr; only twenty-five dollar* too— fen»e. N»n* nf my blond turn villain* " eheap and ao becoming." he added, proudly; ’ bet ynu aee ahe's Unde A lid cuefeaeed afterward ’that he young »nd purty and forlorn, and, mayfall quite confounded at the grant price, he, if you tee too much of her she might but did not megn to let that Fraudtifird get to thinkin* more id’you than would girl know it.au ba only eaid, “Oh, tbat'a be good fur her, and if you ain’t in earn t lie style, ehl It ain't a bit like Betsey’s -.Id .mm though.” "Ob no, Sir. the faabiuo bn* changed .•ntiraly. Now thia gipsy ia just tbe newest thing out. and ynar wife would *rt the fashion in tba town. I doa’idoubL" She I'Mikrd up al John Dare merrily. 0. D. SPAULDING’S CASH STORE NEW GOODS "Wa’gl, it’s kind purty; but it’a awful queer, ain’t it, John?" John tho* appealed tn could only an­ swer that be "knew nothing in tbe world about women'a bonnets," and took up biareverie, whatever it waa. just wbera it waa broken off. But looking idly in tbe !■ mg.mirror ifipoaite be aaw Josie mak­ ing aigna to another girl, and be Boon fin nd that they were amusing themed rra vastly at tbe perpleiity of their cust.on­ er. He aaw. loo, that a pale, cuirt girl, varwca and death, and in her poverty and pride th* girl bid heranIf from ma rraolutely until now. She tried t» earn her hr»ad by bar awmpliabnianu but faded, and gladly took thia mean* in do »•.— Now, If lean win bar for my yrife, I shall bring Mr*. John Dara to aee you some fine day thia summer—may I, Uncle lil'llR-iU >o> TO oio A»o Ul’O t“c’ ESTABLISHMENT! THE HASTINGS DRUG &• BOOK STORE Established in 1851 6 Roberts l Striker. aumilbo For the People! PRINTS FOR 12j Cta. GOOD JIBOWN SUGAR UJ Cu. and no OF ALL To Suit ■ that our enuthem brethren, *ller a G 0O 0 8 F.„ M,«j. In ib-Mi—,‘l«" •"/ other Store in bran. -w ,d now that the rainbow of peace gain spanned tbe arch of<mr Uukm— More and Better •aaax In fall fellowship and | r the* suit meeting ia tn ________ be beM h<lb* first lime lb* "Father Of Waters." in the Great Weet.—ws in- J , mistake Oonnuitas of «11 U» Popular site all ib« States and Territoria*. tn lie prficet, by D*lrgati<ia. that tbe amicable ■nd *«al rviulfono wbh-b bare berat - FATES! MHICIHEt. SIX IN NEW TOI Great Wa arv prrpared so LendHaHfUbe-cwmrtry ax Tbrj pradMS • gsad aftct npoa diaeeae alaoat iwmrdiaUlr a/ter lb«y are lUre. Br aooie ■«•d.rful power, perhaps eleetnc or a«r>om lals•see. Ibe pragma of disraowd actios learraetod; where watckraluase sad pal* kart bora prawn, GROCERIES! tHEAP A8 THE CHEAPEST. fed yswag sgsla —la gits lift saw a*«egy. aa4 t>oppians -i> to *m Wim si Tar. Iteksaltfo Mitoa *pon U« fkMtoch. Liter sad Doaslla U o®l.d, sad r-.r Ibe Th'ost sad l.*on >fo»» >• n0 better prepanuoa. Il cxelalaa all Iks Bedlclual large, be grnerally and w*3dy drffuved. Am.m« tbe prominent mihjeete whiih will come before the S-c-1, at this aeira- Bueiety ’• Catalogue rd Fiuita. Tbeapra?ial Ccrumitlre apfmiuted for xhia pur­ pose ar* nob, with the vuriasia State and Committees, actively engaged in .collecting such information a* will a>d in drt«n»io,nIC •*ul varieties are best adapted to the different arcthwia and dis- ' tricta oloar country, and thia iafiremat1,<_ in the fiwm of report*, will be aab- BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP GROCERIES .'/A La nt* Assortment of hTravling Baskets Children Carriages FRUIT CANS, GUR OUR FJ For Doini ah* THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. tQVAi r sr for I heir own State* ot ^iiatrifU, UHl Lyon's Periodical Drops I forward them at a* early a day as poasible. In P. Barry, of Rochester, N. Y.. Chairman of the Cummlttaa <« the IL- 0.1. (PAUUIII. TIIE OiretT FEMALE REMEDY iuun * mtrafi FUR IRREGCLAllrriBS. GREAT RUSH tivtoa of tbe Catahime. Member* and Dvlrpste* are requested tnmmtrifort* apeometAanf the Fruita of their respective districts, and to c-«mmuoicate in regard to them whatever m*y ■id in prsoooting the objects of the S.wir ty and she science «d American Pomute- THE SILVER SKIRT! OODS CRO is the lu brought ti ACKLEY’S fruits, that a report </ all tha varieties I High Prices Busted Tip VIRTUE IM THE ZLED tX&GXET Medicines. lowa; "Awbuicab PiiMolobical 8><isrr,’’ cwh**<C M.Raxvott. Ctomer Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, Cards, Card Board, So they parted, and the baaoera-by littie dreamed of all that hand-grasp apoke. "Wa’al, wa’al. If 'hinge don’t turn out ' qaeer!" anllloqiiized Unda Abel, borne- 1 ■«»rd bound, with a bandfom aafoiy plac­ ed on the oral heC.ra him. "To think how bear I came to gr*tin' one of them gipaya for Bvtaey. Wbr. aba wa«ld , have laughed a week about it. And tberi Fifth and V 3. D. Nrwlno. ot lagham Ok. Mm h.. । tfrltra tn th" Amcricna Af'iexlhtritt to the folfowuog eflevt: That by careful e»prrimeut. lie find* |r-m In-reli and ma pl* wood nit in tbe w Inter, and klln-dr>ed. And erery thing at the rame astonishingly X'. entered may be asifonitted l-» lb* meeting aa anna as practicable. All peraiwut deaieims of becoming Tranaactiuaa of the B-cirty. Life mem bervhip. Ten Dollars; Breuaisl, Two Ibdlara. OLD LADIES I PasAagea of Fruita with tbe name of tbit tewrtr+hutur, may be uddrrawd aa fol- Paints, LOW FIGURES. ' TN.IMA* P. Jams*. Esq . Treasurer, Phil­ adelphia. wfo. will furnfob them with 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, I efca; on, taking it for granted that it waa in eipsewsioo of admiraiiun, she pursued the aame etrain. “Jwit fresh from Pails; I am sure your wife would like that.' .Shall I try It on Tua PatwoLoaicai Joraasi. raa Jews—C«itaiaa Portrait* af Bow. Boles«» Foor. Taoax* Jirrww. JUaoa Be**, Coarraacs Kwiir Karr. Jrs.t U.S, * Group of Maeata or Uuh ludiaa* ^y_.r— Um undersigned give nolice l5 H, 8bm’ ’ will commence j* Qty of flu Louie. Mn.. «m Temur, piembfodth. 1M6.X 11 o’clock A. M, hUvc*aBtUa Library Hall, and wilt minus Beveral day*. All HorticultuI. Pom'ilngW. Agncoltural and other ,(jrrd iMtitOtioas in tbe United State* d Britfob Provinaaa. ara invited to send ^X^pitirm*, <*• Urga as they may deem pedienl; ♦’*** perwsas inter­ red lu the cultlvatiio offruite era invlj |>e prv*ent and lake seal* in tbe THmW < fata.bUei Utec. between the Iratt end and top ends of a log. and “•» lev** are clrwer and Arnrar penned than other*; that a full <vwd rd a.«4 grerfl wiaid. weighs •teal 7 H-U bat if t .CHO lbs-, i e- a Gttteeeer -me fiAh. Iw deducted for th* “HB Speer* la wswd aa iiairally owded, it I?VSB «0M Ho. au’tlte weight of a c-rd of true gesea word, or 4506 Ibe. for jfxirrAi Shirts and BEVOLVERB,BIFLES 3F"T3T HU own fees warrant Also. NUBU new bonnet! How •Mair and ynwtg" efo looked in the frrah ribbon. and sort blood armrnd her fa-el And how she Jsughrd at tba idea of wearing “on. of them dlah- REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS �EAT AT tl,000,000 1 OF tchei and jjricultursl ?tnu. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, |B cnofo<n’’‘» with a reuolutk» adoptat tba l»» «**« W U“ Natimial j^ciatioo, tbe undersigned give notice ihat lt> Eirrmn Suav* “Hl crenmerxm hike Gty <’’ Sl L,,o1‘- M'K’"n S'prenthv^-b. 1M«. at 11 "’chck A. M, u ye,chantile Library Hall, nnd “HI ^tinw several day*. All Hortlcdtnr4l. Pum-loS'enL Agricultural and utbar kindred inalitotlona in the United Sintea .. . n i_________________ - —। ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY exprdieiii; *nd all «thw perauus intarMtcd lu the eiiltivntino offrtiite«re invltjd to be present and lake semis in tbe Ccmvention. And now that thn rainbow of pucs bit *4*1”»(MinrreraJ the arch of our Union— *itr all the Slates and Territories U> be ptreent, by Delrgntinn. that the amicable .1, and she- rreult of ltd deliborationa. scs^i3r=rr«iSE,i ggaj^tfa^ar4‘.=r having bran in- tarsoon of tbni day. *t tbr north front di Sfoiad to ■WITH. SPOONER’S Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, aaJj° ■ *k*f*fi*r*. *>y Virtue *f a power af *S« tn dnenbed rani eatelc to wtl • That Hera or pare I Intermittent Fever, ST«thlZhX.TU*A•udHIatoc.f Mlehtgui. kn—u and rfeacritod a. orel •» th.Alb d..„r Jj. i«a ._ Uj< Ko,u.Wm, q^r,tr (C) of tbeSo<iUi-W<« Bemitteut Fever, SEVEN CHEAT BLESSINGS ■ BADWAVB READY _ RELIEF. let,—If suddenly •rued with pain ar alekasas, tba are of KADWAY'S READY RELIEF wilt af Congestive Chills, AND AT PRICES Anti-Fever To Suit the Times. ATTACHMENT NOTICE. HATING J BBT FCRCHASKD OUR GOODS. te united with ua in full trll»wxhip mid pAumunii-n—now tba’ «**r meeting ia to be brIJ lor the first time the “Father o! Water*." in the Great West.—we in- mortgage balk CHANCERY SALE. _____ _____ ___________________ _ QTATE OF MlCWnAN.-Tba Circuit Ay diUasaof • torusa .xreutad br HuImv O tor Iba aosnly of Barry, In Orenoery. AGUE MOKTGAAjE SALE Diarrhea, IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE Dysentery, Great Decline, In Prices, Periodical Headache, Dumb Ague. Wa are prepared lo SELL GOODS (rnerally and widely diffmed. Ato.H>s ’fie prontiitMil auhjecte which ion, »til be Ilfat •/the rrviaKHi «»f the 8.<irtj’a GrtalupHK-r Fiuiu. TheapvCia! Ccmtuittre RppuluWd for thin |>ur« ,i. ,«.• nre nob. with the various State ami 1866. For Sale by all Druggists. W.m. Spooner & Co., Nashville, Tenn. OUR STOCK xparlanss lu dnv lug out tbraa prate. Wanead Mutihlag baaldaa dog*, eats. «od treys feral* lUJUnraa—Xteafe.ti* Aawnren, K. Y. laFHaa "Coeran'a" adrartiaenaM above. rollicting »uch information ns will aid In 1866. DUR FACILinn •• Cam*'*” Bit Exrtaxreavoa i* siaspls, ssfe. .wait? nr Uiere be.why tba il ast be granted i Thai • -.A pet i timer .-..rrated in .aid relate m u. prnoaocr v. raid petition and tba healing thereof, br rani tog a c-fr of ttola order to be publ,«k«d io the /Atoeuve A««*r. a nrerspapvrprinted For Doing Busimess, ARE £QUAL TO ANY IN THE Potiiitlogiotl and ILirliruilurai At tel rate it wilidia. atwanlly at >*laai •• poaaibk from where i *A< Store. JMl. Uimr. ISrSae -Ooseaae- adveruasne 1866. STATE. ibrir unit States nd RELIEF will io UM re rod, and c.n be ui<l for more tmrp>M«. than lea dollar* expended for any atbsr oadinna In nae. hie, lu P. Barry, of i’■ ■cheater, N. Y.. READ Uli AT MIW WESCOTT SA vSr Mrtnbora and Delrgsta* are rrqorated !<i0«tribulr specimen* of the Fruita of lltoir reaprctile district*, and to e-mniuuiniie in reward to them whstcjpr mar • id in promoting the ulijreta oft be Suet* I, and tlte science ol American Pom«k>- wEach cimtrlhiltar i* rvqmrated Vi HWir prrpamJ with a eompUia li»t <‘f hi* rt»ll<rti- II. a’ltl t.« prra.nl Iji" «,me with ht* eTrxalWi] THE MOST SKEPTICAL. VIRTUE IN THE ’ ZLE D ^AlCHUST' ij-Tasswiew — < rM=K?SS!.t ’ • BOURBON Y/HJS**- CROCKERY is the largest ever brought to this mart, Aud ia aold al a reduction from former Prion. !<>«•: “ tunica* P"MxLootcat.8<tiUTT,” ram rtfC. M. SaxTO*. (Turner Fifth and Walnnl Sts., St Louia Mo. Mavnau P. W iubr. Jamu Vice. Prtlulent. Secretary VISA. CHANCERY SALE. iTATEOF MICHIUAM.—Tl*a Clrenll Coati n—*11 st■ warth »f 'on readin I and tiling ibapelulon.eMy («<Sed of Martin H llraeketl Adtainulralor of Mid ra­ tal., praying, far reaiou. therein art fcrlli. that he uiav be Iwenaml to toll certain real eMate 1 Marhlra to tai th* very lart. RICIiOLT AMD beloii^ ’to atod deeraard, in aald petition ' CThos«Mpou.lll««rdervrfth«tTw»day.<heS'.Ui UdAaa. Tto wa.tor awC taa toM H«y dwg* | day of Jose na«t. al 10 o'clock in lbs fore. i n..mi. be awtonrd tot the hearing of MidhaUltou. and that UtaHaire at law of •alddaeeafc'd. gad all other peraon. IntoreMrd inaaidratatearrrequired pain* shoot about any body, t atop Ibe In appear at a ••Mina of a*1d Court. Ikon Io ba r,«sa!VWsJ!a—' gic ■hr Hrlicf; if 1 Caleb cold. I Uk* Uio Ito bMden .1 |he Prxtbste Uffica.tn th. village of Haajuotbaeh*. or^aswcliv. or fscaocha, 1 apt tinge, and «h»w eanM.if any there lie, shrike ’KXE’-tfiMSIiTtiJilE.'SS praeorof tba pvtilleavr ebon Id not be granlrd ■ ...l 1. nviared ik.t the petitioner If aiy ehlldrtn fall and bnrtaa or otiwrwi Ualtor rfcvwwM alt a. rdifom n. Ia PsmuKT and by Virta« of* d«<r»» of tins Conti, made in tbr atoiv. e*-u«. m tba.lrrrnlh davotOctober. A. D. IS>l.l.tbe.ut«cnb.r (■-Tt-r'-ri- -- re *nd for th» eminty ot Harr*. 1 Niahisan. •hall *ril *l pwblto aueiwo. toiba high- : *rC2£. w ibe Ittb dav W J.w. rep .psr printed tbd olresl*ti*g fa Mid c< Harry. far fatr .ooeeeilre weak*, pre’ ii’4,T5Jmu,c.nu.Dg. bee foe l.reaal ud tort Kill ia Ua v«U, irsma’a" iMnsEShr*—"-'' i£r2&°ai!ns±’Lfhii!: ITS DAHT KB KBAT OLD LADIES fc FAIR MAIDENS Great (losing-Out Sale WILL rLBCU TOT IT- SOLD AMD SILVER WATCHES I CV.TO.W .wane Owing to hit great drelina and gwrnl denrraarau of bu.in-M, th. Maars Mmrefoctnring bompawy .re dmiraoa of d »pc*lng af their atock of vr.id.ra in-iwediatoly for eaah. and •■ Ihmr laiaing Eighty Jit*'] acr, be Halted Mataa euro *JJAHVRT WRIGHT, <Vr>iI fbwrt end for Barry cvunir. Ml c«a.pWaa»i'.S<« BDDT3 & SEDIBSi, eh, tba* bringing it within tba track af all to tain a vslusUs fltna-piaea. All the following Splendid Watcbe* to S. I>. Nrwhio, of Ingham Co.. Mich., write* fl til- .Imcrrerin Ar/n&iUttriit to the tollowinn vfirrt: That by careful rlprruuml. hr fimla gm-u lu-rrh and ma|de *i«d rut tn ibr winter, and kiln-dried. DR. CROOK’S Vegetable Extract. rcmoTr. —— .. triaera, ftoplaa. ntotobra. Fn.tek*. tterea. Teller, Ringworm. bait Blwwtn, HcaJd b«*d. *c- DR.BICELOW FOR RHEONATIHM IT ACTS LIRE A CHARM. Driving away all sebas end p<ln». and baa aa Shirts and Drawers SdSvrft*"o£r' To le<J.I tba-teetiber. ^iSrsir^^bbc "«cS lour'of lb* ifoart Hoom of *axl ■•paw *paer> in w«wa} aa usually o>wdrd, it (HIM Dm. an the weight ,,f a cwd < f tmr fi..t green wiwai, -r 4500 Ibe. for thrredbot „r 2250 Ibe. for 18 inch •n-»i. PracticaKy. threxnerlmenU *hnw that fire mrda of green wink]'nre we heavy •’ right dried; that il requires as much |*pieal h-rra-. maa and Imroo power, to Oiovr 54 eorria nf fftVrn wnod *a©0 of dried wta^^qg,^ thnt mim wb„ rir» inm kla Iwraae 10 c-rdt four fiwtl gn»<i wt-fcj. tarries ill with k neer <1 t<®« of water. Sixty I ha. uf green wnod will warm a rrwuu the name «» 38 Ibe. «f drid; and the* |l>,. of green wt«.d. 1866. FIVE HU5DRED TI1OUSAXD UTIILKS SAT vne uiur'. YOUNG HARRIED FliOPLE. frails, that r. report uf nil tlm variet'm rttlrriil may Iw submitted the tliertiug D0.\'T FAIL TO FIAUIXX OC* STOCK. a. a>wn aa prarfiralile. -p I it Utt article of All prreim* dealrrma of liecoming tnnnI«■ re ran ren.it llm ailniisai.it> fra, V> Timwia P. J amu. E*q . Treasurer, Philadrlpbiii. “Im “ill fuiniwh them with Tranaaclions uf ihr S<<irty. Life mem berekip. Ten Dollar*; flimnial. Two hilar*. ” Package* uf Fruita with the name tif th* nnttrlhutiT, may hr sAilreaactl as fi«l- UTHtu -Cnwr.iy advertfoawM “•“J l1;' £ B-PH-L-6 REMEDY. Positively Curas. kouib-wcfcl frwcooa/* ,<io*f,rIr.DL.**c,UT?L"2^ It WU1 Bcce^e the StaaiaN ReaeJy. oaitED MiablgM. I ■nmruairelo m lb* eosirty of Harry. states STKBl JEH 'WDlHiELB, Factory, CAMPEN, W. »J. fiALfTHE MONEY. NO S0NATCH/N&. 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, 43 JOHN ST. NEW YORK. Tire- CslabretodPana are rf Greuin. America COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. ................... zsssesga *d7SX-S'iS 8er>l&m 11 i. liquid. * not diaagrraaMa (dura not ami the cloibre, MdMWrtelt to ear., at cnee. Il auntaiaa no M*vesry, sad la aafo to sse under any clraimatsMM. Itfoanly • HALF THE PRICE, r Of «'Kiil»rj>rtp»r»tfom, and it for non: plaaaaai Benzoin HOWARD ASSOCIATION, rnil.ADKLPKlA. PA. xraaesot tbe Urlanrr and Rexaal 1 P- “liSJft? FrnireT Elixir, �MA.«»««Tr •• MORE TRUTH THAI POFTRT.' Hflsnyes BAKirER. ----- ------ ,._. 'V __,__.- Tiixt Stawd Fnn.—Tho old school Presbyterian Assembly, which is m\w in — -- ----- __. evasion in os. lxiuis, com not mnu io re l8^_ Pttdilte lho Aelivemnc. of last year W*r.~ •? ” l’R‘lnfl Slavery. misaicoer*. BOTTOM OUT Tbo Louisville Presby. Th* organization known a* Fenian* meeting* ruwlution lu repudint* lh*t have actually organizedarmed resistance action, thoKrnera! Aasomlrly nn May 18, to the authorities. of Her Majesty. In by tbe large majority of 201 against 50, Canada, hud * hostile force iaactasdjy inexcluded the Loularillo Presbytery Cotn- 9TOBE1 M-CreXC Old Establishment! or THE , DRY GOODS •plawsi. i am xoir orntRixo -HIM >■ ’ra*\*HJi“u Greater Inducements TO Till COUNTRY TRADE Tbe pp-Slavcry party waa. HUMAN MIIE,. IT Pvausgss, u * FU11, THAN EVER BEFORE, •ad some men on both aide*, badly •car­ ed Am actually taken place. Thousands Ex-Got. Wickliffe, one of tbe Lay Como£U»aonsof Jrriand from all parts of minlonera, declared it to be Infamous.— Dr. Van Dyke, of Brooklyn, threatened th* country ar* rushing fast aa sttam can with Ute bcccssiou of all who aympathbcarry them to tbe contest—The result i» ed with the Louisville brethren, but tba uneortaia—Our Government it *rHently doing all It can to prevent a»y Infringe, Assembly remained unmoved. ’ 'merit of lb* neutrality laws, on our »oil. lx Tim GmnceticBt Senate, the other ^nd that probably i* best. The'^holr •ui^ect la treated nt length in *n article day, Mr. Ballard introduced tbo follow­ ing and brought tbe^body to a vote co it; .from the New York Tribune berowilh Retolrcd by the SrneUe and Haute of puUisbed, and which secma to u* a-can- liepreuntalirce in General Anembly eondid and fair atalcment of the actual eondi rentd, That.our Senator* and RepreunSlion nf affair* on the frostier. We regret tativea ii> Congrcta be, and are hereby re­ queried to urge the pasaage of *ueb that any attempt to dltlutb the peace W amendment* to tbe Conatitolion of tbo tliawmrid, with so l|ttic hope of aocom- United Staleeaa will eeeure to the while plishing any real good, should have been men of Connecticut n repiwntation In made, yet we trust the end ia at band Congrem equal to that accorded to tbe and that nothing may oecur to dlstuib while men of South Carolina. The Democratic Senators voted No— the harmony and frleqdly intercourse bc- upon-ahieb the New York Tribuue re- tween tbe loyal North, hud our friend* (!) marka that they thought ther couldn’t help it—but, if taking an ol3-faahloned ' in Canada. doae of eaalor oil, followed by one of al­ oes, and thh br n gill npieee <d cut-throat vinegar, would have cxeu*ed them, they would have taken tho drug* and dodged .The junior branch of tbe Fenian* bare at length In vndtd Canada—so much l« That's decidedly bad—But if those certain. How many they number—wlmt Democratic Senators, had applied to tbe .welcome they are to find—what retources new.editor of tbe Pioneer for /"caTnaiturc *t their back—remain V> be duvriopi£. Aa by far the larger number of the tic IPX*,*’ they would, probably have es­ Iri»b seem to follow the flag of O'Ma­ caped from thia dilttama, without ^Ingo­ hony and Strpbcns, the rtatural presump­ ing their garment*. tion is that the movement 1* raab, unraleulating, foolhardy, and that tho shat­ Sou>AaAix.—A Convention of the tered remnant of the Fenian army will soon bo racing baric across the frontier in *uldier* of PennayIvanin, called in the in' tcreat of the “Johuaon clique” h» recent­ most admired disorder. Wo say, tbi* is fbe natural presumption—we # prophesy ly been held. Among other Reaolutlonk* nothing wl>nlever. adopted by tbe Sotmxiis in attendance Uro random talk of some of our City we find tbo following: journal* has been calculated to misguide uRrwlted, Thai it* the ualiment of the public mind. The Fenian move'mentis qof mere praten*e or parade-yia ihie Convention that an ttrrnallint of demarkritinn ihovld be drawn brhretn the deeply and painfully! earnest. (FMaae* lojfal and didayat tetimenl of tht country, jiy may.be craay, if you wlUj but be ia • not a swindler angling fur dupe*; and so. end Ihite who oppottdJh* Oorenment in iti late painfal etrayjirfvr national eriiltnet ehould not be allowed to creep into country and, race (of the la*t eixbtccntif'- the loyal rankt, but ehnald he etamped with li**, and would Very generally rise to perpetual contempt and disgrace by all Uuuw vff U.e detested yoke if they durst. good citiune, “Perdrtd. Thai we hereby ratify the •Wp any, “tiro Irish," knowing well that Uiaro la a very large ahare of the popula­ nomination of Gen. John IF. Geary, the tion >•! Ireland who arc esscntiglly, heart­ candidate for Governor of the loyal men of Pcnsylvania." * ily British. But whoever «ro really Irish are <m/« Dritiah—and a* profoundly Perhap* tbo “My Policy" man find ■9 In England. Canada, or Australian* in little con*olalion therein—But, at all Ireland or the United Stales. -They do event*, the Reeotutioa* are eminently pa', often break out into inzurrcctior.; not bouauM they arc coward*, but Lecaufo' satisfactory to the loyal men of the na­ 4^y. »c* no reason to Utooe for mrcm.-, tion. tot ITtbay saw a fiiir efaarfee to strike for tile Independence of their native land, _Tk. -:r. .r M„ WHltaut Culteu - «U«rs are vuc Minion able-bodied Irish­ Bryant ia dangerously ill at her hus­ men t^day Jiving in all part* o[ th<- band's residence, Roslya, L. J. earth who would joyfully take their —Brig. Gen. Goo. S. Dodge has been pines* ip tbe rank*, and taako .aa good n fight a* they could. Very many of these appointed Consul to. Bremen. .will h*vw nothing tn do with F«nianism, —Gen. C. O. Loomis has been ap­ regarding it a* a wild delusion; but show pointed Assessor of Internal Revenue fur thsm a fair ehat.ee to make Ireland an in- tho First District of Michigan. dspcodsnt republic at a coat of one bun—Auditor General Annckc, wbo has dred tbouaand Irish lives, and they would been 111 for several weeks, Itaa »o far re­ juy folly make up the tolly. * Uf coarse, there aro Irish quack* and covered ns to be able to attend to bis of­ xoU-Mckcra—cbarlaUuis and swindlers— ficial duties. traders in patriotism; simulators' of pul­ —The Hun. E. D. Culver hint resign­ ' rietie devotion—perhaps as many 1* pro­ ed the office of United State* Minister to portion as of any other race on earth.— Venezuela and returned harp*. Tho Dissimulation and treachery are tbe nat- Hun. James Wilson of Indiana has Loen unil vlcc* uf alavt*; and the Irish have appointed to fill inc vacancy. the fault* natural lo a down-trodden rare, —Tbe WeshTngton tnoniripal election Hut there would be precioo* little byresulted in tbo choice of ex-M*yor Wal­ pocracy if there were no genuine piety, lace over Mr. Easby, ths eight-hour can­ and few pretended devotees to lb's libera didate. tiotj of “the ould sod" if there were not raspy mjf devotee* lo render the f>rc- ,—The Racine, Wi«., Advocate run* up tcrise n gainful one. Tbe aspiration of the names ofGen. U. 3, Grant and Charles lbs Irish to nationality and indaparidrere Franria Adams as iU candidates fur ha* outlived so many crushing defrata President and Vico President in 184J8. that it is mo»t unlikely to bo extinguish­ —Hon. Tbaddras Stesens I* danger­ ed by any fresh disaster. Let as pre­ ously ill at Washington. / lum e, then—m almost every one pre­ —Po»tn>nater-Gtncral Denniron has sumes—that tbo Fenian invasion of Can­ ada will speedily be drowned In blood— during tho last m<mth oHered tbo re­ that the wreek of Gen. Sweeney'» force* opening uf 284 Southern Postoffices. —A Washington letter »ay« that Sen­ ator Sumner's health is bad. He Is that ibis will annihilate- Fenlanlam. It threatened with hi* old malady, and is will do nothing of tin, kind. The body unable to sleep without the use of pow­ Tnay periabl hut the spirit will survive.— erful narcotic*. Be need* respite from JLtcntuy hence,a* now, tbe Irish race the excitement of Senatorial life, but he will bo plotting, organizing, and Oceanian- will usl taka ifo On the other hand, be ally fighting for iDdepcodepce, nnleas is tho moit prominsnt advocate fur an all there shall meantime be developed an ; summer session. —A special report from Detroit to tba Chicago Journal, *laU« that on Sat­ ».uale the Three Kingdoms *Uku enntent- urday Ian three children died front Aalatic cholera at that city on Saturday last, which created quite * svnaation. Eights of Man. —Ibe PhiladtlpM* City item ho* a —The Canadian* have nmbubfy piece of new* posaasaed by no other journew light on tbo eubjeci of Si. Al na), to the effect that Hon. Frederick W. Seward, aon of tho distingoiaUd Secreta­ ry nf State, “is to lie the next Governor of New York. —In Utah. Judge Drake ha* denied er gigantic rebellion, wo think tiirir hoitbe right of tbe Territorial Probate phalicy to conspirator* and tneendHrle* Courts to naturalise foreigners; and has himaslf refused to naturalize loreigncre The Place to Buy Great Decline! RY Cheap Q For Cash IS AT nd <n STORE or U>« ■XTtM ®T 3TT::T3V3TTMn, AO. POODS, O/ SS GJKS, Grot ottbcmLAw *«to e rren tlrok." *C. .u.-w.mujtw- Sewing Machines,, j RUSSELL & NEVINS, Skill WHITE Wc have one of the be*t •elected Stocks in the Mar­ ket, of all kind* of Goods, usually kept in a Variety Store. GOODS, Wilts 1L*S2“ Music Lessons in Broad'Cloths, Summer Cloths, good NEWS At w «aoaou«a mass ,TU?1WJ«4 JOPAURXQ d"ei0 WE SELL AT Uniform Prices, GROCERIES. n-u»P jf.y i.»««. Good Tea at one Dollar. »son « aaoR*. coawBK wtocaax, OH. OLOTHS, Valuable Lands Mats, Rugs, <fcc., &,c. FOR SALE! Wall Paper, To Everybody. «us«eu a Hwiisp. McyTlh, 1*M KO HUMBUG , AND CIIEAl’ *8 TUE at CHEAPEST! ' I ’ C. WAKELEE, Battle Creek, Mich. KFSXDT A HAUPT WSBgixw Variety Grocery Store, ®DD® A£ ’JKE '•KBSO' 1 Window Curtains, Au Osraax^/AT Mr Oto Stand G*BAtLr~RK»trrD Paicx*. E. IIjDUMG, sa~3L&i!i'S6A'a’a=5 TMFROVKD FARM JR MlddUrirte. 1 pf 1W •=«• *• « W My »,»J* artisles setaM a* f ..____ _1. tr, . asjrr «<nl ea Uta Window Fixture b, NEVIS*. AT THE 2WJW & filAHB. CARPETS, ‘xE? FAIR PRICES NEW ARRANGEMENT Ar raa UNION STORE *t HOBS GOOD KKW*!!! on Hint a rt. .nt , F y'«r'ifcj/y> * FIMT CUM EATING SALOONJ "t^jsST’' HARDWARE STOKE! H. A. GOODYEAR & CO. Inform* tba Public tiui llieir Block of HARDWARE of nil kinds, Prof. EGBERT JACKSOX. ROBERTJiBRDKRT THE XMATlOXAL'Dl<itE^SAB,'{\:ES1fAUUBH- REMEMBER TBI fl-ACJL SCIENCE AXD YAU DEALIXG VlCTOBIOflS OVER RMPRINCIKM AXD FRAUD. HrEAM*Toaan>raorti«x.r-U«r»E, that CURSE OF MODEUX XtAXUOOD, <soous»wsrfatfona t sew , IX UOLDROOK'S BLOCK, UP STAHLS, oizTjulxwjw silk jiosmkt*. DR. RAPHAEL. ■LVICSIN iso HKS8IS0, lib* OF LIGHT UR JftDICAL FROTXCTim. GROCEY STORE. NEW 000M KECEnnriD WEEKLY. Ladies will please call.bofore purchating. Mias^E.^WILCOX. Hsslinn Anr'.Tn t-lt_ SAP PANS, everything else fashioned from All sorts ef The Glory of Man u Strength. from ovvrrntMr. DR. JACKHOX'SORIKKTAL UX1MKXT MIN W. PATMT8 PICTURE GA I. A FIRST CLASH XATIXO ARD ICECREAM Shelf Hardware, ROPE, lift"JACKBOX’S FRJQTCU PATKXT MALE LANDS FOR SALE. A Soda Fountain DA1NTS. lRZINGEMESISlUwtidad* H-a'h.iiLine t R»tt.«., •« BMdar.. VTe4»~d V ggsste-s- O^pLASS U pUTTY AND IjyOODEN y^ARR FOR Urie Awortment of . LET TOE 1FFUCTH) WEMH 3><DW!L£JB IBSSCST, Farming Tools of all kinds, A LEXY. SALOON-, 11U perfectly E»fe *»d Meat faita to airs Eatisheltoa. 11 Is Um only tort aad safe yrtruatoiiTc GBHTO-STONES, 1 SSEtrsrssasas WO. XXX WAIT MADISON STKEST, osxcAao. iLLWoa. ALL STYLES OF SUMMER HAU, EATIHS AID ICECREAM mainly of DB. RAPHAEL, uura^tou^ ir rrnA.Fr lacurahtrA ■- WRIGHT. STOVE PIPE, Sheet Ire«. I H. Will GUT. Iron, Nails, Stoves, And l44»OAfZ>2f«.-3TATEOF MJCUIQA3 New SprlBg A ScMser 6w4a AT THE atBBIWRRT aXQ&S Kailroad Prices, cooiMi t n. TOKISG. to. • ’ U. WRIUIIT. errs an Me. 1». and M teraa I?! w!ilG'l"Cx.W..U.' .l., mid will* be sold nt AddingTrantportation; aad AT THE COKHEM GKOCERY, ft. vKiuur SAtE. ^”5’^ !f-r k*-l 5 *5* “■ 3ESE • X Groceries/ Glar AWl’aril. fmb tom Bute, of tu f ■ ‘wn. »U> fc. . SIT£CT.t «aid a. nrittrr HARNESS SHOP. B«SSS Sn|. "com miwionER'S NOTICE. A Fl'Ll- Assortment or . —James K. Kelly, democratic eandi- o™-UU. lap. Ihut tac, lU. «... GU4RDIAITB BALE. h.t the twful eUM^»wew o( Yankee IT Kotions. *MR ttlima. inatod a full county ticket of soldier*. . *I Being daily recriving Good* from the n.isa^a??ttr 8**MU»*!* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-06-20.pdf 38dfb1738b3c5e1dce4994236a4c4bdd PDF Text Text GEO- VOL. XI. HASTINGS, BABRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 20 1866. HO. 8. NEW AbVERTISEMEXrs. frxl wi JJlijttHaiitoiu, GUARDIAN* 1>.U4, Joes I*. !»;<- \ Jwaelsw " COM M ISSION ER'S NOTICE? Msralsa ta. Kraa1ar?XwM ........ ....... Ilia e. su ...»»!«• *. a. S tafii fsstsM** ............... « ta a. Tua Taatry.—There aro painful indl»' catiiuia that Congress will adjourn with­ out making any increase of the tariff, not . to speak of making a rtvbion of It, hnd thisoalamity impends over lha labor of tbs officers and men of lbs -1st Cavalry, ths country, in fiscs of the notorious fact for commutatliKi • of transportation, ths that (Urge majority of both branebee of !following letter to tbs Secretary ol War Congress la not only favorable to a re- Ibaa been published: »lilon of the tariff^ but Is willing to stay, Mruraar Dspastmamt, Mtcuisax, , Awctamt GisxKAs's Umcx. till tbs work cm be thoroughly done. . Detroit. Maj 111*4 1806. H«s. E. M. SiAgTiix, SrcrsMrr a/ FFer, SraaroMAL.—A Washington dispatch WuAiaytux, D. C: says: Mrmrs. Patlrrmxi, Marston. Rol­ St*;—Lbgve tbs’ honor to submit to lins. and Senator Clark have all left ypu the following statement, relative to Waahingtow for home, to Iradt after the a claim which 1 deem it my duty herein vlecth-a rd Use United States Senator by to make on the Government, on behalf of ths N, H. LrgUlature now in aeusi.io. the officers and enlisted men of the lai, We ncly wish to suggest that it seems Regiment Michigan Cavalry, recently' perfectly epperrul to wrstern men that mustered out of the U. 8. service In . Utah. that there ah -uld be no other candidate The R-glmptit referred Uk was enmpoe- i for that pmutl-m save the pre-ent deci, rd of officers and men of the 1st. 6thand drdly popular incumbent, the HnO. Dan 7th Caralry, then serving on the plains. lei Clark. Yet If the ps -ple of N. H,. blind to tbelr own interest and the of the cimntry. are determined !•» make a 1 changr, than it aceina tn ua of all the can­ , didates Gnligr G. F<>gg. lathe man moat idrweiving that high honor. o-’w— oorv mwo "vic u—.-'nr.rv iioev ing fix the aqueous humor. Tbs cornea was now slit, and the rn/oroe extracted, la ten days after the operation, lbs sight became quite distinct all irritation, bed cessed, and tbs patient sufficiently <iimfottabls to return h-wne. jBnfoeoa are, sometimes found In the eyes of animals, but rarely In the human eye. -wiik th. taUomsx risk tahl. of seelsala: ■ ArtfoetawsB,** (wltkaa WaMraffaw.) by Mrs. Esw.'te, "IsAbsswesI-by fotmCiir, “Th. toMppMatrffosirr." by Jess JL Cacao; “A Day at Deys," by Baser' J.ssS, Jq "TbeSre«rveesp. Asd Ila KsestalikBs.” by Barer Dsa- lemeyMtweoe. Pass ru at BiLu—Th- bill to eetabf. I IMt a Department nf Education in th- rn.D FLOWgRlCtty >4* WwaNng'.iq. «M rejected in U>. ....i».r—h u> Q| We trust ibis may b- cotiaolida'ed. General D-ulge ordend reconsidered. The IL use will have the that all Um men whpee term of service would nut expire balurn February lei. Ibdti, lie included in the conwlidaUon. I r Mi da will hold an loe cream social on .md they were So included, aud III ornssWedMsday qiM-ocr tbcre-f, twelve hundred and six­ ling the 20 th insL. at the teen officers and men were retained io Tua FaaanNKw.—Krporta rtcritrd by -eridMratof Gem *" W Wilftamh. Esq.. service, who should have Iwen discharged over the drug Mo <>f M.-ssrs. Roberta Gen. ib-ward from all parts of the South under Gsaeral Pope's order. repreifcsil I bat. SnlwilbalauJing the many At StrikeronStUr Street. The pnev-ds A circular was moed from the War to be applied to making addtti-MM to the impedimenta in the rued of the freed Depuruuent.ilati-d November 25th. 1865 wdilmlh och >o| library — Che public arp- ■neu.lheyare gelling, along Well, and directing the enlisted mao of the lai,6tb and 7th Regiments Michigan Ca e4ry. are conducting tbeiuwlves 10 a manner to meat the approval of even tbuir bitter. havaig Iras Uum two years to server Hi be discharged, but for some unci plained ; ‘ The Beard of tOfOteUOItO. AgrreatDe t>*Qlw~piiiM«iona of la* I be Board <T Sop-rriy..r» fur tins eoalrty, *au»inhWn^ih<rQkrk.. nkdoa tin- till The consolidated Regiment was tent tn Utah, wh-rn ft remaitied untd Match lO'h. 1866, wbm It waa musierod mil; bin before the otiuder out was authoris­ ed by the War Department, a prop<«l. tl>m Is sUtod to hnye bean submitted Hi 1 the rii'en, to either accept an Immediate discharge and payment In Utah, or rcThe total maiii two UK.mils lunger In ser.ice, and thm lie msrchi-d acruM the plains to F->rt pnm'ptnrMi and ability. "Dir gvullmrii uflhe Board, had lbs appesmnuu of be ingdecidedly punupt and vfficM-nt •■ffii-erc, and the greatest harmony prevailed. Thu result of their deliberations, we l>«g leader of the Michigan Dsffi<<rary, shall publish offichdly io our . uext issue. has gone V» hie rest. Flo died at Detroit Pau Comcxkt.—Tlisgreat Puts Con­ at 4 A, M. on Sunday morning. cert al Cliiiwgo. ha« been prwtponed to Peace July Sth wfo-n the drawing will positive I) take place. Tickets c«n bo bud at port of the Reconstruction Cmnmittra this office until June 30th, unless, which which was laid before Congreee oai Fri­ to likely, ell we tuive, are sold before that day, declares tbat the lately rebellious States'can only be restored t>< thetr p>> Goto —The latest quotations are 158j. lilical right, by the omnoOif Qmgresa. wild lha! Tmnoseee is the only one of in New York. Baxan stuff is advancing all over tbs thru- State, at all qualified far represan- cuontryr? \ Was is imminent between Austria iMFoaTssT —TV Pioneer snyai 'Over Uwlirk-k stores, wo are promised onr of the hre.i Hdlv in tlx interior./ Michigan, affording us ample nsun f-r bolls, thea­ tres. concerta. UciniHirotlc eaucusce or any kind of a fLii-up." WeVortdrr IfthU has any reference to A Buxxort Law.—Wi-. hope and trust that Cmgrcqi. wil l pot adjouru^Ub out letting the captive^- free. It would JOHN W. PAYNE'S PICTUREGAI. J LERY. THE AFFLICTED nesa'tflt <rere*thU 8d muter Mttt«d that the duty Imposed by the Cumlitutlon no Q.ngrtM uf rnacling sud malntaitiiug a NntliMdl Bankrupt Law ukall u- longer . Utpyd.sweavaded. Oca Ca-ira.-The Ingham County ^ewi.<aie of the real wide awahe'Bepub M Asoatc.—The Grand Com wandery ofEnighla Templar for the State id Mich­ igan, held its Minuat session in the city of Detroit, m> the 5th and Oth insL, at which time the following offieeni were elected ft<T the ensuing y ear. 8. L. Dart, of Odd water, R. E. G. K. D. Benedict, Grand Rapids, V. E. D. 0. C-; W. F. King, Adrian. E. G. G.; J. H. Arrnstmog. HllMalr. EeC. G.; J. S. Kruger, Grand Rapids. E. G. P.: J. 8. Mitdnll. Jacks-m. E. G..8..W.; D. B<» ver, C-4dwater. E. G. J. W.; W. Bar. eluy. Dwroii. E. G. T.; O. B-urke, De troll. E. 0. R.; L. C. Starkey, Kalamuon, E. G. Standard Bearer; P. 11. Taylor, loeia, E.G. Sword Bearrr; J. Saunders, Detnut. E. G. W ; W. B. Grtffitb, De­ troit, E/G. a G. 1. 0. or 0. F.—The proceedings of the Grand Lodge r.f Ohio of the Independent order of Odd Fellows, for 106-1866, *1*.tL —. -vnrrM owe shows tbe eottdilioa <4 the order io that nentlnirnt', in the f.iflobiiig brief rffltorial: “We have brard ninny names mention nd fi-r Go.eroi*. and of lbs many excel ' lent gseulemen spoket. of. mms wita w better than Ibm. Hsxauaii G. Wblls, nt KalAms*i«i. Ha is a man of remark­ ! able shility. a ripe scholar and taut to ■ the welfara of v«r cminlry. We ootid ... *—(,11,. —1 — Wm of „n,<n-r4>,i -wiijjw—v [ M—o n— w, -.1/ wp— I..MIV IwUl nori" — Jolr Printing, -r U-W-. -pr-c" boss b&ferlta jser. sf H xslx. p for helfysarons asaibsra bjiscMasa fo^iM Ma say addnss oo raeeipi otzi oaau. Address w:c.*rr.circtcH. A Rspcratwaw VrcTOsr.—A Port­ land. Oregon, tkwuatch atatrs that the Union majority in Oregon is SOU, with fcxir ciiuiitlra to bear frmn. The State Senatu stands fourteen Union to right Deuiocrsts. Both parlies clvlrn a ma jority In the Lower House. tpmriMoi utof.ach Wsasa MrsaMsw.-byH. MauS) “TtarCla.erIok»." *■; Aaraosr Taounra: -The bkalMM la Ura L'luaM.** by J. Tatmaa DaaaMW il»C.C. X); "0i;ud Kight." by mraaaTaneau -Jt.tMilae,’ •Ths tsuay lull." by iuua M. B. Putt. Tbs back aumteerf M THS GAJ-AXT. cmtalaingtiw first dMptara of "Tba Ctavcriaga" and During the past year, 3,431 m-mbers of the Independent Order ..>CMd Fellows went mitiated in the State i»f Oltlo. The a foil a imndier of uarmhereln the-Bute is nuw over ffr.OOO. The Grand Secretary says in his report that the order la now iiameHcnlty anprrlur to any other organination lu the State. Th- receipts of the o™ ...----- tbs vear g.233 brothers ----- rrlwv^l. 345 widows rare.) for. and 341 bribers buried. For n-li-fuf broth­ ers. there was exp-odud M4 642: fiw wid- hundred-m'lrs. witbotrt burses or tents. It appears that under this ilidilcvHieQl. all the men of the Regim-i.t except bliieiyeeier. accepted the |hmpos<t£-h, and were ' mustered out and paid in Utah. S«rh a prop.>ainon must ba considered assn hupr.-pvronew and should not have been preeentvd to tham under tbecirvumstances, having hem wrongfully held In service for over six mrnilht, and not be­ ing swale of what tbvir alfilwaMe uf p«y would be In enasi-quence <>f such accepiame. In their payment they only reeeired poniniutalltai ul nnlrage and •ufwiaten'er, which only gave each abont 6115 to fo-«r their expenses tn their homek, and that in consequence of the great distance they had to travel, • axtti the exorbitant rates charged for everything on their roslr. It cost each of them over three hundred dol­ lars to rrwoh thia Blate. / in oms-qui-tira of the mat compliance 'with the order uf General Pope, lime men were nut only compelled to servo six months tifura than they should bsve done, hut they have been auhjected' to unreasonable hardship and pecuniary Foss of over two hundred dollars each, neces­ sarily expended by them for transporta­ tion, that should hsvo been provided by tb« Government I therefore, in view of all the facta and cfreiirnitances cnnneetwj with their ca-c, most respectfully but urgently ask that an allowance m commutation of trims portat'mn be ordered, ps'td to these offi errs and men so mustered nut and paid in Utah, and that the amount, if allowed, shall not be less than that represented to have Iwen paid hy thent «k> that account. I enclose ymi herewith a raportuf tbs Adjutant General ol the State containing a full statement uf the blatter, and em­ bodying all the officlsl do® menu and other papers in relation thereto, to which I nraet respectfully iurlie your attmtuxi. In mnduduu, I beg lrarj<to assure you that the trlsueage ofThrae man Is I; much regretted by me. and. I sould be ' timeh gratified bn seeing justice dime ' them. Ji has trested much sympathy for ' them tlrr»'u«hifnt the State, ami has justly 1 engMtdrred nmrt dissatisfaction with 1 tbi>-e wfo» have been itiairumviilal In ' bringing it alx'nt, and a strong feeling prevails gctlefaHy that officers Who act •» regardless of nrters and tbs interest aud welfare of nirn who bare suffetad sserv hardship and periled their lives for tbi I o.uMry lu Its ncetit straggle far nsU-nal existence, shoflld not otipr punish­ ment or public reprimand, l•fiki■lly and severely administered. . TllB.RcaEI.UON GOLD & SILVER! mown-------------- me.oM wo.tb or cm,, ci—, z—^aiv. ONE DOLLAR BACH WITHOUT Regard to raise I And not to be paid for until you know whsl �•it*T vnunir who actw i- edwgf 4B their prrtennioos Jbl <rtiM e»tM fate the Kingdom, but Muor whB-dld |R* edit—to feed the hun- rag.„aalg is 2’ u wl“‘U r**Ilj He,-Who laayas duty undone will aouo find bfinself undone. A peuetontial tear fa value surpaswa* tbe wealth of world*. ■y»i ■■■aiaMniMmp pfaee* ia hidiMMniaa w»ue»t»>«* Act where joe are, and you will alWA>«hasea piece to act. .,(j ,. . Tbe DeriTmakes abort calk where he finds abort welcome. “You ktevet complain, dear." “I try u>‘tfc reconciled to His will. I “No. do. Janies. ^-sssteetta. »r.:- ' “1 didn't mean to leave you ao long, Jumre; bo< Mr*. Bright got to talking ate.ut rrbgloa." ' And when aba gate to talking, she don’t rtop tb* same half boar, does alu-T’ ' Don't laugh al ber. She ia vary desuunI." ' “I know it, deer; an are Deacon Gro­ ver and Be-tbrr J..ho*..u,a1>dS«trr Wil A Striker. AREflirLUNG tint Ms«am -For the People! PRINTS FOR Cu- GOOD DRUWN SWAB UG Co 4r«l r.u. ’ “laeulted. Sister Bright! 1 bop. I’m , nut so uognteful or proud aa to teal in­ ; suited at ssteh kindnrse aa the Parlter'a , have show a us: eo timely |.hi, Parker ie crwiitric— but Mr best frtend." “I wm not aware that yua were in want oflbe neceaMriee of hie. If yM had inrnti<med it to the church, instead of Parker"— W4# |O » 8 Fur thfe same Hooey, fathrirlitteiiheoaoy «er- ’ ..ttewSkww in His*,• A #T> NO MISTAKE >n nite fields, .nduh Great HIEST NEHCIIH. r±r;! la th* Ceiled Hutes for thirty yes's. ss<i are rvbed upos hy hasdrrd. odtbe*esade«r tualliss a* sltBMl their sol* saedJdiw wbra afek. Now*or sEpeese I* spsrsdia their praparalloa, end Ills erruiaiy true whrn I assert lb.I ae Ktwf ran bars ameglaiee auler or surer than Mreadrslb’s IW ... they fr-luce * g>oJ eftei upon dirt*** alaost imoo.li.lely sftsr tevy artists* »y son* wvu.Jarful poser, rim. «larwu lots- In GROCERIES! CtltAP AS HIE CHEAPEST. rEBFUMMIKH, FLAVOHIAU LXTkACTS, “I think there waa a knock. AnnieF “Oh! it** Willie Bright. Did you oon.a to cut tbs woodF "No, I’m going a skating. Jobnnv Parker said he would. He was going skating, but said he’d rather cut •your •uod. I aaroo to bring a note from “Some unr st the dour, Annie." “Johnny Parker. Wbai du yon want, Johnny I There's a meeting hero to night.1’ , “I know it. Haul the sled up close to die door. Billy. That'll do. How d'ye do, Mr. Punuyl Bring in the bag, Bil­ ly"—. "Tberv’e a meeting hero my little aun You shouldn't talk quite au i»ud.n “1 know it, Mr. Penny. Bring io tbe banket, Billy. You see. father couldn't come down to meeting tirniaht, because he’s gone to sit up with old Mr. (Hover. Deacon Grover’s father, whue vrr/aiek.*' “Su, bosent yoUjeirT’ “Yes, be stmt me In bring hl* prayer. Briiigin the bq», Billy. There, Mr*. Moras—a pair of diick.i *, a bushel «t pc. tetrws. some fl.,ur, arid meal, and buttrr, and s-rne jelly, and stuff for Mr.'More*, and lather II send ball a cord </ wood in the m»rmng. tad B.Hy and I'll come down and cut it.'1 ' ' Oh! Johnny Mior father is too good to ua. Thu l>>rd will r*ward him a hun- To Slli’ ,( • Marc and Better OooriatiBg of all the Popular GROCERIES A U^. A*,iw*l o' Travling Baskets Children Carriages For Doi fruit cans, W. U. BECSWmr, BY THE DOZEN OU SINGLE CAN. J/. A W .11 nissroxE. \ Siertlarj! Lyon's Periodical Drops! THE ORE IT EBMALE REMEDY PUK IRREGULARirm. flslJ i.nftMistlua. sad Iwturthsu a il.ra.vr5o.tru,... U«,ng ||,ui«. ^thrtlaad |HM.t,ra, nrodfriug tb a;^edj and ccrrsUi wpecitic KirtU. auaeuoa. ai>4 su|.>r«baiaa>a «f a pupals'lly ia lailicsUd bjr th* fact GREAT “RUSH OF TEW HOOD! CRv THE SILVER SKIRT is the brought. । Moro Durable, More Elastic, “Bnt you mutt let your light shine.— Oh! such a refreshing meeting m we had last night. If y ou could have been tk-rr, 1 baser had-a clearer ovideboe. Ob! it waa ■heavenly. Mr. Parker was there 'aat night. He looked as though he didn't' believe there wsssoch a things* religion.’ I'm sure he’s an fufidel; but we all pray, U"!U. ed for him, and I' hope' even the chief of “Perhaps hr is intereeted." s'nners may bo hronght in. What a “Nu, he g«ea out of curiosity. Some dreadful thing it I* to be living without of us tried to talk with hint at first; but God in tbe world, as he d•■**!" “I haven'* a kinder Deightaw. then be is, he is a perfect infidel. Why, he told El­ Sister Bright. He certainly act* a* der Prnny test, ecv-.rdiug tu bisobaertamuch like a rbriitian saanyb-idy I know Uun, the dige*ti>>n hod a great deal to d> of. ' Mrs. Parker is the only neighbor with a mailo religion—fi-r b» uestr knew tluvt Ha* called on me since Mr. Morse a dyspeptic who bad a clear evidence— hits been sick, and the gave me some sew- they.were always under a cloud. He •ng til do.^or I don't MOW bqw 1 could actually said Chut U. the minister. That’s what 1 call a clear case of depravity." “Tba man may be perfirctiy taneet in “ ‘ Wurka, without frith’—'unlses a man bi* oievictluns"— be born again.* ilia theee people who •‘So ruay the deviL Ob! here is Broth­ depend upon tbair good works, that do so er Peony and Sister Pet ny. 1 • as afraid 1 should bare to take charge." “I hope tbe Lord ia with you, Brotber Morse." “1 trust be ie, Brother Penny.’' “Quite a full rawetiikg. J th.ak wk might aa well cow85enue. Sister Bright, te badaparwaasal sates. *a< coma tu M V M* Mupte. U teapjudb'we plat, stessri ty sad lo». U Irate no*l tolhsir ■kUf-lad (MtoeUMal'Yeuwhdn-s PowsU's "Be Suu ' not that it am tsuub'lhu **0111 csaaoi be Mated tha* BOOK AND '•“Mr. Morse sickt How long has he been laid upl” “Now three weeka—ud can’t move hknstif fa bed. He suffers everything.” “How aorry I am! 1 thought 1 hadn't seen him out to meeting lately. But You know tW Bible say* <*« should ant yenf mttttn't neglect the moan* of grace, I outlet* to assemble oiiritelve* together. sister. You could run Into om ferenco •• 'Send word by Willie. flypan boor iu>d leave him." “ -Maa. Batoift.’ " ’ “Well, hsebandF . stay with him." ••The Lord first and 'your husband af­ terward*. Tour sister would run In awhile and alt with him." • Sha hasn't the limo, and bo likes to Ann. KiJi biw." “But the cme«, Siitcr Morse—you we do not see It, it is because wa ere bliadud by prejudice and bigotry." . “Tree; yet f often think tbe vary ones who are tbe moat bigoted, are Xba least awarwlil.” “Bp do I. Ar I waa saying to Bister Brilyby1 iMt* night; 1 fear b star Morse iLkmi'u go to mireling enough. But you will'nut ba offmded, will youF “Nullirf your saying It tu me^ but ilia scarcely kind tu make such remarks V> other*, wlUxiut trying to find uut why 1 don't go. Bat good umming.” “WaMj I ■ know Pm plsfa spoken; I think II is my duty to be. aud if people tsk» offeuae, 1 can't help it Willie can cut er»m* wood far you, If be will. I will ask him wbuu be cumee buuie fruiu Hastings Robert^ •£■££jnE'er-*'’•-•*“■ “Gu«d morning, Mr*. Bright." • OH good.. myraiag.. Suter Morse hst a stranger! S.ldown.' “I can't stop a minute.- Mr. Morse i* the DRUG & FaHMBOFNOT LESS THAN 80 ACRES AND UNDER 180. A 5Ury Ftr The Tlaei. . Sinrfkuj. CASH STORE i;.R ^OT'CAH Thai wrong ‘“J w, new tert Usy BXSte ARE PRE, LT*. ILHlrTTi.”1 see your pour hands eemlnff*ygr.-SaUr bread. Ob! wife, it is this that almoet and I belietr that G.td. duee not care so much fur 'gif's1 and Perns***’ as for the harvest of kindly dieff*. and silknt chart-' • Tbr. UK „f God, nut the conscience of lie* ./feve and good/will." •'That was just »/iat I wanted to aay wan. is the anut id duty. to Mrs. Mrleht. M Is ao set"— OWhawkbstewna* right to do wrong, thenwrn. will hmaia a mixt. He who etends by the bmbt can atford to bare tba deoil laugh at aim. Lady’* Drram.' by H<s>dl Btep.ntittit ottr,' and yoamay Call wu ih«>i>Khtlf>M </the poor, from a p-ecipios a thousand feet high. forget these line*: He.wbopnly build* castle* in the air will oeter hare a cavil* to dwell in. An idiot can deny what might teak the tniod ofhaao Newton to prove. . Ha who invitee a Christian to a eoeial ’ Fear to do wrong and doing wiil’npvdr cause juu to fear. ■rfLe.d'. ervok. *1,000,000 Worth or . Watches and Je»Pu . vy, clo^B tbr naked, forgive oarene­ mies, and ears frwtbe distreased. Aoni*, **cnu“of m} **k~ Srlrrtrt |irtrj. BARtW? & GOLD <fcSZX.VBS| ACKLEY’S nit most 5KtrncAL.« High Prices Busted Up 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar.for $1.00, And K'rrphing «lw u> Ur Um >'f Drugs, ( ' Medicines. Paints, Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, • >• —Wall Paper, Notions, Cards, Card Board, ■JwUMlr ‘-'sw.sh: tKuutnn pfa*'* . Pr.^utr * few ■^--•rifilll'. of pue Jerri white lurl-ls-rr al t> drug stare, pm ll in a itrnigingds.X, *rt! scalier f ligblly a? ‘wE.'.''-' “4. •Idn'" OewnriTM woyni.a.. 5FB UAT 01.1. L\':!I> wip. eeaeaxa ssa irjni—.■ i««d. ami b*» 'Vsrtsdsad cesspbrsisd *w*‘^ Shirts a LOW FWUBE& Brook r..K-Miun. HMUMKAyrit «*,)»«. , common ua* in Normsnrfv and wune olb bag <rf raodergta throkn—, ahidi is^tre- HAbCFaCTCREkS OF JUtiYIlVFtt, RIFLE! a,»<» .ojt.wuaxM’am Far tea UwHaJBtalta Herrice. Alee. MuaKwra ‘ ttPUTIWO PWYWA Ktnt tJLns. Btfc mi Me* Osa Banal*, sod saU te G« Oselns sad Ua -Irsta JUKUR Nswnai »-,*o,fcU-4(ateUteta.a»<. REMTNGTOJPR RHVOLVBTM GQLD WARBAI Alw,NUBi �B.mw, gw® ye ar kW, *1,000,000 ■Wom, or •* SPOONER’S tches and Jew, BEV KN GKBAT BLESSINGS drt norridt nr ' •* BADWAVS s »oitaa *i tiiair,! ffi-ird the l-.ll.ia ing prvtniaane <•> firm*. P’ whtonjuur aUetitiua ia requeat**FARM8 OF VVER 180 ACRES IN EXTENT. • • f 4 for lit hit improved aarf aaaaf prr^follt farm tf art Itu Atm 180 arrtt in arts. t prrnuate ef U*B JisUMoDul- FARM8 OF NOT LE88 THAN 80 ACRES AND UNDER 180. for At brit impr^Mtl «W awMf J**fAwilt farm »f a-4 An Am 80 •ent met aov tr^r IfiO oeru, • pmAum of Saynrrnvi Ihctaaa. C,,nipH'L*« fi«r thrae premiums, which •it l<> be reported upon and awarded al tbe snout' taerting at Adrian, in Bep. lendwr •«!. •« reijoeated lo Utah a their antr.ee with tbeSecretary at bta Office ia Dctrvlt by Irtu-r <x> or b«fure tbe 15'.h dav of July IbOit. Ybe eiaminatuiM the farm* will In- Bilious Fever, Intermittent "Fever, J. The amount and omdituet of tbe ct.-ps for tbe last past nt»d prs-arul years 6. The rtlsrao obtained by ibaayetetn pursued. With the aggregate aniusinl uf afwk and crup kept and ubuined per relief SaL-lfaagbriagfiomaay ante. Mamaiery. <3r O O D R !|E(WtWiS‘I“»!|: Congestive Chills, OF ALL KINDS, AND AT PB1C1S To Suit the Times. 'ACI1HMNT NSTlCa f MICAJBAN TU Circuit Mty rt T MURjfrGAGE BALE. DSiffi AGUE Diarrhea, |j .j IN NEW TOM. SINCE THE I. Tbe condiiionnf tbe aurfaco with re­ gard to it»<-c--«v»mical diaiaiim lnl«« fields, its impr'ivs-snsart. tbe f-iK-ea, and the ey a. tan. ol evilli»alu-n prnctlod. J. The F«ruv lluoae, •i*d.«f'iunda, uedurds, krill bullduyt^ ystrak and ar r*ngeti««nls l -r «ahin|t\are of lha stack ai.d rrvps. incident t<» il»e particular aye t,ni Coliure ptacticad. 5. Tbe miH-eol of drainage, if euch amk waa i.ccrsaary, and the improve, mmt i-auaed by <>fwo •* by underdrains. 4 The qUatitit* and quality uf the ready ' > M.~irta*daaty aetsad wilb Whl ar •tekaaao, . thsmoof XaP*aVn KKAUY kWJO'wUl af • (Atd immeuibis t- ssan.1 uUnmask Um Unsal Dysentery, Great Decline, In Prices, Periodical Headache,' Dumb Ague. XPITTS XXjJjOs OUR STOCK r«s» advert ue me 1866. Wm. Sfooni* & Co., Nuhvilie, Tenn. .Mrdmnuof. 1". aria's" adrrrti.rn.st I abort. CHANCERY ORDER. xnrr or ttirmoAX. a* ,U. i. Mml fwadiag I. the Circuit oatl Lr riweematr uf tla.ry, ia CbsMery. al iba tart 2^*^ *» aourty.aa Uwtlu day af For Doing Busiuic-ss, -'**»* JL .SnA* (Isqytokaat, 1866. bom. bo awaigaod fur Use bsuriagof aaU peihiyu. sad tbal Ibe aell id its to adld enema aud all other Mnaao lateras’ad ia said sulaie.art to smarat a oamtoa of add snrt. IM“ •« u holdru al lb» Probate <l®cs. is the vil-ago vt Haul lags, ami abea csaae. If any Ibero be.wty the k!.!S!!StS!±SS!i!* ,£Sf.’rc-, -TOttlKWSrtffiSfiSSL, THE 1866. t toowyad aa- 1866. CROCKERY .CWMiMMttopMU'M'l.' Brsakau .tdaimratrsioe «> • is the largest ever brought Julius mart, '.1 MOST SKEPTICAL. < AT THtRC IS UNC,»UALLSn 4 VIRTUE IN THE YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE 1 Zsorrr.ttf’W irwtsi oct at&cx. IE D BASKET i Pine Tree Tar. STOSHA8M _ ’ lias a^,well earued aotonsSy for canag aU tiiuoat *ad tuvaa. tlAKEHBHKs Fsars ia aa mg gaariag asasy* answteal aa* stasa, -*“*■ *ms dw <rii*'*w Ta Ursoklar Chx Wboat. Btotey, ta, ti wB ' !>ar»d m frit chotcaal i 5FE BAIYT Mi ESA'-T bourbon wuisk*-' ^8^ g i’Lt-arsAiSftSS x URITOBISTH. otft tAilttS'Ss EAIU MAIDENS Crcat (lc.*l«K-<hR Sale daly »' U ■U sflUry. wba. parts, from ihegnmnd up lul.tthe branch «*• Il Will keep tdT lha appto tree bsssac, • kwh know peovititf fatal tu many Ap­ ple tn-s-a, and it a ill gt» e tba tree a •mouth bark and add to iu thriAiaana, that *iU well i-ay f.r tbe lima and expenac. Now IS I hr lime In apply the eraab to keep off tbe L ter. S-mp Iruot tbe b<>U«-ni ibd" barrel, which ■« not faeornble fc>r Ca.n»tii.at use. sriueera aa well aa that which i« GOLD AMS SILVH WATC-EH Purify Your Blood Cusaly.oo Tb.rwUy italrtbday at Jbiy aM m Tbarrtay tta Aral day rf Movsabse, !«•« •I tea e'alaafc. A as «f “id <y’i *> mssalta fh* the Mlbday rf April. A. UIw. buns tbs UBM Untied by lbs FraWe Court tor ths Seal adjaatea sat of aU <Uaos tfriaai EDDTB & BEOIKB, Vegetable Extract la a great Promoter of Health. III rtutret oil srwptyo ttiseaas a'lbs shia. idra, riiaalss Mrtckea. Paatelaa. Haeta. TalteX sf.rn.rdi Ktauai. ttertdtaad. Ae Dated Haslleia. J«°a IMh. I<4. . ’ GU ARI'I AN’S BALE. Io tbe matter of lb* Eatala of lleeria' pervailiug in the vicinity uf Madtmati. U ix Out <>f ahsait 800 caaea there have iwn a,me 2o0 deslbs. The dtaaaae brrakn uul •.■useahai Ilka a founder, '■airsing hnuness in one nr mon- fret, then sliffiu-as the jrwata, thswi w-akmmn tbe Isiiaa, then the borer m-Ulae down bshind, lire down and ia unable tu getwp. lieaeaa aad aathstniy graaiad tu mo by Shirts and drawers Z E <3- E TA B X*B Tire WJr th mt Maks Bt-rrw V r»»»c«— Il ia aril known that eran* 8-PH-L-S REMEDY. Poailively (.‘urea. *UI BetMt the Bttwfart Iraetj. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. isrl -hi* mot* tbe hnitee milk A. Mp-eaU from Ibe butter. Iftbe qnwBUtv*uf cranm to U converted into buner ia large, it ia left mnra ttan 85 kwre In lha graimd.— In winter, abea <ba gruwnd ia fru«aai, the 2»^-o u p-rform-d io a aullar, tbd bag being wall e>ivered Bp withwwrd.— «m» per^., place tb, t-M( m*tl***-i*< ■Jnrtttl S ^ttpofArtt. W^nbevoe u> adianta fa .tar* •^reteenfUe Gr-rt WeaKew Brtl- oirrto mni SYWS3s M TTOMA, Factory, CAMDEN,' it. X ■orrihi J* AWW AT XI»,NUS1AB,. MOODS, , WAKSB. CLOCM A JlWtLBT Of Of all an Had. nan aU of tba totes* raaUeaa sad bee* itSM abael aattoe sadia lbs tart am Oaia AMS Htirea Oetremmo ton TO Oaeas- BBACE * OOIWTJER. J9IMU AMD ABTAllsBhb 0> EA5rO. CAJF8, TTOBS, ttamn u» trnw mses. AT BASTBBN 1-B1CZS. m- BB *»eT "7***t< Benzoin Elixir, 4M ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, 48 JOHN BT. NRW YORE. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ■afttirSBalS? ALL KHTM BP Job Printin �HASTINGS BANNER. j yet fairly uncls»j«d from tbe wenpocra ; with which they cut down ib.>mnuid* of i the Clarions brightest ormurwuts, WWu beyrmeled our Wounded bmUaws and starved our drfcnueleae rm, wbo burnt tkatjhey^ym ewem»qwed,eliall they Aa we stated laat week waa probable., Choc again hru. the balls J bey have once tba Senate hare pawed a plan ..f Recon- beftww cMhad. and hate rqual voice with atructmn. It il lbn House Bill, repaid- tin- bra-eslund'Unest of Ibe land in eve­ crablyteanded—Wedu not think in.ry thing that pertains to the nation's wellri,«, U... pU, bvingl 11 in the Mill hour of tbe night an asundoubtedly-pa* tbe House |n tbi»C.,IU, sasaln was rtides.oring to taka your life iq^nireorire cu cufoUI «adur*eme»t <>f m.d yimr aau drove hh.i away at tbe exkUluyal men trfkbaamtry. and • HI bn petise <4 bis own exivleuoe, woeld y.-tl tn adopted, before mu April, by tbe •>». one short year ’ lake that murderer to errign State*, a* a part of our j^jufeawnryour tewom, test him at yoer table and deal with him aa if bo wore tbs son wboee . That our readers may fully understand thia important quesliuo we print here­ JBLO rOB. THE r Old Establitihtnent DRY GOODS Greater Inducementa TO THE COUNTRY TRADE TOM. EVER BEFORE, The Place to Buy Great Decline Satmnw 1. All persons born In the ft..ii—a * ... .l. i For Cash Stales and of tbe States wherein they re­ side. No Stele shall make or enforce any hew wbiefa shall abridge tfo privb legreor immunities ..f citizens <.f Ibe riUlqd-Stetea, nor shall any State dw pnre any person of liTr.'liiwrty or prep ertyr, witbnutdua if law. nor drny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection uf the lass. Sac. 2. Representatives shall lie ap­ portioned among iIm-m-i^tHI 8>»<re whh-b'j people forget their duty to ibe world, and to those who alumber in Unina graves all over tbe blrnid-stained fields of the south, enough to welcome back tba recreant traitors who filled our land with weeping. and our homes with vacant chairs and hndirn henna, thnt every hand wow- mol- eounting tbe whole numlwr «.f persons in each State, etriuring Indians md taxed; but whenever, in any State, tbe eleriLe ri>rr.on franchise shall he-dtniad l-> any purtmn of Its male inhabitant', being ci"z~o» the United Slates not Ims. tkm 21 years yrars ■fviii.g bach to duet from Gvtt.sburg to New Orleans will clench In anger, and a ; voice from every silent tongue will go op tn rerae ut aa recreant to tbe treat they imp-med up.m ot. to keep lhe land aacrrd from tbe omtaminaling I■meh tba trait­ ors bcnrslh »bi«e bauda they fell.. the South, it baa become bicun.beni on the party that hoped to win by itiieu.urM Id adopt aucie other, and they have cb.r »« to enact tba part >4" magunti.uu.us ckmpiocis to a dWiquered foe. SXZsjKS, A Uniform Prices, hart’rather, shall that cla* of men ubu t 1 —■nt Id bandar mar tba Aa x.1 <f । Music Lessons in xsoaovaa aaw LET THE AFFUCTEIIEW H AHMOK V ■ Full Assortment ..rliMb»ai»*IU3'AlBll<0 Aanv taaMsr. Remember tbe lb» piece. Corner Stelv «>J Jef GROCERIES. 'nssttop jfty 1,1M4. Good Tea at one Dollar. CARPETS, W <sws4r ill Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, 300X8 0 8S088. ar jEJ'JKBTDW & fflAM. I if CON W. PAYNE’S PICTURE GAL I LERY. At tub UNION STORE co&wna oaoxsax, Valuable Lands/ Mats, Rugs, tec, &.c. FOR SALE! .. fcHulOMNU,. HsriM terogh. tbe ttowk er GKOCEMIEW SS To Everybody. Mum a Inuit. t.uy retired to their r<v>oi. and after a 'abort ahrnner* returned with a verdict "f inorder in ibe first degree aa f. both deIrndantM. During tbe argument <a> bnth days. Ihc en.wcf in the c-rtirt rnan ■ hv* ’ Iwrii ininieiisr. and tbe utni.M intel eat um Utsnilevlrd. The verdict appears to give rulire salisfacrioa to the entire comti.unity. Mrs. Haviland received tbe rviilrt.ee fixed by tbe statute, i.f iiiipria..nuie«.l to. lite, with prrfovt Crrtnp>Miure.— |)i. IJ-Avr protested bis tninwruev. snd ; ri(r..H. Il.r remark'>.t Judge Graves taint rd, I h.ui-amls of people cri.wdrd in aixi — Jmlgw U’sds-rw.xri Ire. refnaed toad toil Js-ff Dav m to Imr! .<<n the a round that be baa no authority for such action, the priassner bring a prisoner of war. — The Canadian Parliament. <« Fri­ day. In a uiianitnoua ante. paMrd a UH sU'pelMing the writ of hitbtoi t»rp*t.— All Fenians are to Im- arrested, and a grtirraj rtjgii.of terror is anunpated. —That arch traitor, John M Mason, rrl»ri envoy to Enyland during the rriwl I ■*. lit ti..w In S’o .'rail, C. E., wait pg lor A. Jubnwm’v panion. —TbeSenate emfirmed the nomine tb-n of Judge Walter B. Scates as Col­ lect--r ,/(4i4nni< at Chicago. — Mr. E. Ciwire, principal Stockhol­ der of iba Cleveland Ltedrr. publishes a Window Curtains, CHEAPEST! MO HUMBUG! C. WAKELEE Battle Greek Minh. Orton Brothers HARD W AN E STORE! EATING SALOON Great American ,whw;uc>-, cxjacua ___ ____ E. II. nrXXING. H. A GOODYEAR & CO. NEW u6o4>B.J«E>V GOODS I ana of IMIS, with Xgw CanvaM, JVeic Wajfon-g, HARDWARE 360 Kizzias&X STOSS of all kinds, IN UULBMOOK'8 bLncK. tJT BTACM, -I— and will be sold nt AL.^oVW^D. Iron, Nails, Stoves, — European advices to June 1 state iliat a peace Udigreae Is p»a]i|«rly It. be held. Il is lumorrd that N-v<— SUS'S =5 Variety Grocery Store, S£>D'D AS 'JKE EEST 8 AND CHEAP AS THE iH.«rd to Judge Spaulding's rr-riectinn to Cmgrrss. but that tl>* editorial managen.rtil ul ibe paper ia vested in a board «J f«iir directore wbo derided nut tu sup port the Judge. —The Frnian invasion of Canada ia at an end. The right wing of the raiders Ims irtrvaied fr.m. Pigeon Bill to St. Alluti.s. Fifteen hundred men Atara rear ti­ STOVE 1‘IPB, ed B>«I<<1 trom the Verui.M* borderland | thr Fori Erie imlllgarrnla are leaving BufLlo by companies. ,(After drtjomiring |..r four years north ert hCfbiam as cowardicet now that vic­ tory perches on our betovrd bahtisr, and the dead.earcam ufTrcnaoti is rolling io W..I.U rf the nalmn, they e»y “he magnanimous;’’ they conjure up Il.r our — More cholera cases were reported in tMeGllhe most marvelous Ibeuntsaa to New York «> Saturday, and two deaths. tbedtny of tba vict.u- tu a fallen ewmiy, —A file st Cbieagn no Saturday drMd would lead tUTta brlurte that the stnryed propwtly to the value uf 4175,> kola duty nf the conqueror U to fmgive OuO. - Th* rinderpest bee made its appearba foe be bassteickeu d-.wn and reinstall anec in the siables at New York aud i* la all Na former fkiriea aud emoluUruuklyn. —The cane of iba United States vs. Capl. Vkanl waa loruiinated on Saturday people ia not to be misled by any such evrtiteg by a ttiasogri-rtnent of tbe jury. stags (rick philanthropy. Did tbe cry —Ilia Sopmne Unart - rels»aa appeals fur more inagnanitnuua tiealmeut <4 tbe In the cam M C.e.lrdrn.lvnotes, rrafirtn ing ihecr invalidity. SouihDumo frutu auius other source, it —A number c»f leRers from pruml might bo beaded, but while tbe Oamo■relit Uuauciare' fave born received in Waabmgt.vt, expressing their coovtethm Sooth are used with becoming tesirtws, , Motions. NEVINS, »a*ti aaoaa. WHITE GOODS, MIW8^Xh* which the number ot such main cilixma . shall bear tn Uw wh-.lr rum.b-T of main citizens not laar than yrar> of age in such State. • Sac. 15. No pertMin shall bo a Senator or Krpm-ent. live in Cmgrrna, oran elect J dr of President or Vice Preridmi. nr b-.ld -any ofiioc, civil or military, under the United States or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath ns a ;member of Congress or ..ffi.-er «.f the i United States, nr. as a member of any 'State Legislature, nr as an cxtK-uliie or j; Illi apparently jm«t now. the policy rtf tboae who during tbe mmumtoua strug­ gle for life through which tbe nation ba» •ju»t pasted, were renstaniiy talking'of tbe wronga inflicted by tbe N»ilhup>>n Urn S-'Uth, <*f ibvir “southern brethren." thia “unholy and unjust war," to kwp bid den as much aa possible tbe true Irene .mi which the people at present are divided. Nuwthal jt will no longer answer t hpurpose (o talk about the uirconatltuiii.ilality.of the war, t«» drnnuiiee those who teok their iivra in their hands and sl.ad between their country aud ruin, as -uul formed murderers," “mlto.-tis," “birr ■ST.- “Lincoln boutid«^si.d tow>ntlnually applaud the fortitude aud de«<ai.M<ul Yankee It «-ema tn me that if tba American Aid a«o*l Uli you worthttas Suj.r a»d K, damaged CaUcn.at Isos tbucHNl .' Sic. <. All obl'gvtl -ns of the UnPrd States incurred in aupprreriug in-urrrefIon or in defense ufthe Unb*, or f..r payjr.enl of boontiea or pvt ai.ms inrid. ut thereto, ahall remain inviolate.-X L Bw. 5. Neither the United S-tsler nor any State shall *»ume » r p»y debt or obligation incurred in aid of hreinwl tea ur rebellion sgginst the .United 8te»>-. or age' daim for eumpetiwribm f«r t.uai,. ntoatj u uf any atave, aSH sifch d. bi- tmd Ll c OODS, RY with the Senate bUI. Sastings' you a kina, di.-rrvl end CipHdt atestr. Lsd.tv write lor our eireulir. ■ ' Dr.Jackiwa's r.m«!sMsnlMy Hila. II per bet a safr sad effsctaal rssiedf for all invgul.nl.r« ■nd »1».rs«uvu*. from wlvstv.er caa«e. ■ THE klut’STAlX <>k I 1GHT 0» gfUfCAL EAT1M AND ICECIEAM 8^009, GROCEY STORE. Atlh. Iste fanAtereWMseoon. ,tl. W. Fteb neW uofjta’iiajgi kvkd ‘ vrititY. Lad is* will pl vase call before pureha'ing. . Min'B. WILCOX. UteUsg., April Atm, srrtJmJ ui^“tU^iT W- WILL PERFORM AT Hastings, The Glory of Man ig Strength Wed. July 4th, 1866. A Ftn.5? UtAHi KATsXG AMD ICbCKKAI Shelf Hardware, SALOON, - • For GENTLEMEN and LAOlRt. w.Rirnwmte a. ROPE, Farming Tools of all kinds, LANDS FDR SALE. nhUTIK TO HME CHIUBtt P •OLD FASHIONED" CLOWN, HUB. AINTS. AILS. V pLAsa. kJ PUTTY ffliHT.’iriramw- rouuwuea vourc nosier ana •ILLY ASDBEWB, u. Ina a.-., “VS* VSSB.IU Wu AUr»" AND TFTOODEN WARE. FOR sale. . a*- om«Dea a. l_rir.Cbu.pln Orton tba irrta- ■“•.'■■k ridwr with her ed Mated the "beet trained trained by heraelC ■ of that noble ani- Mosey Adraseedsa' Cireait Ceart C< Oevsty. Omcv la Ixsbaags I AlsmaOa. Ctok'a <* >ALL ARRANQ) Grand Rapids fe � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-06-27.pdf ae0443513d016fd4a5add65294434d93 PDF Text Text qEO» T>33 W PBoynrETOH. “lai tarty and Union—One and X»ep NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Estate olbtorp W. Bated. gastinga’ tjuintu girtrttrg. c*a»e or ttx una oa baa. M 00 na ansa. Q £T.uh‘ .to Prrn.1, B. C. Punu, Jakf C. HAITUIT, Usfwt&issi 1/rSJMs las Cssaw Salsox.—Atoowg th. essay Improv*■rotala sa4 toout eervWsgs. »» ■**« Abas Bocrria. bw oproed s trot eta*. Imtrosta sad oyster Mlooa, Ib tbs atoro roeoaUy oooupi.d us total taro wsro-brow. on tbo south OrMdawtoXiMtomateW iaatoU thrt etao W»teto8tro^-j«rt out sTJoRme. Itoro ’Ao aasnta goeekepruN ea Tuemtape.sudaU umI* awy be towwd.rt sU tlmu,» trout good OBOWgh Joral auk gliutUaurau. OmCXAI PAYER or HUT COPNTT. pm <bm*0P ^era4ap,<fmA wwfc.___ F^“.' I-d”tCat “>• belra “ law of said C Michlgaa Central Railroad. J^USSELL A WEVIXS, a. C***Boek, and tttari «d oil ua,er Per»oc’ lotoroaled io HtaUow.ry Crock.ry aad1 Oltoa Var«.Booto and ".TSrWacr'«“i“Kxi »f*M? tb-re be. '••! U< W* 9t “** IM^iioaar yyM. R. HATFOBD. •^ittorraCToHra*. that ated pet itfoo.r Altorwry at Law A Solicitor ia Chaaevy. will * artKe to ‘b' peraona 'L-.vrv.teJ 10 Baid “r *. r-d—y •L**“1 mm- , .'‘■".‘Mtor atteattea paid to Um mUotUob SCAtl—JL. . —.. he. Coar.yM>ci.g da>« with dl.patoh aad oa ?,£,\r.n'.nl.eddr«taUngia Mid rasty of raaaoaaN. tonaa, Hartlnga, Mich. „ E.ta Za treTTopy.) [).«»•<] JOHN W. PAYNE'S PICTURE GAL J LERY. 5 ( tcccataO* to ». «»n.) Orvr Rower*. Shoe Store. HaaUaga. M«ck.Fa.tograpbs. Ambrotypes. Finolype^ in all ca.IstertaaJmsrtitaprertJ ety.ML A folls«oruraiaad variety efCsra rreato. Fitting.. Cord. Ac-. rtw.y. .. h-d U Mtect ttoa Cuvtotarre are »•' expectedto toko ne­ uro oalaa. ..lotted w.tb then.. Operator, eonalaaUval band -bo will make rare afert to phota' ib.ireu.taB.ero, and to Excel in Ute prec 11 CwUtW«toty Quoded to. tatrU PADM^C ATP The subscriber offers for Sale a valuaH. F.rtn in the Township oi Hope, Harry County S..J Farm roouln. eighty scree of toad, good tag k»» and barn twrety acres improved. yoene ertbud of Apple. 1'each end Cherry iron. I will aril the whole or half to eutl pnrebaaen. bud 1 .no be. wuhta » rod. of McLaffry ■ Saw and Gn.t Mill, and within ■». half mile of a school bwta. .to. • HAXS0.KW0RTH. J.e.lMh, l‘M. <w Hope, Mich. _________________ -_____ ------------------ Orton Brothers Great American caucus IS COMING 1 The liar Company •< America 1 Thio Old favorite company han been gtrally auamanted for the traveling eea•«. ..f lMHfi, with A’t w Ca n vast, New Wagom, Trappings krv.antn the Ureas line, and wi’h talent • <f the fir«t or.lrr in every department, the. give an eiit>ri-iumei>t unrtitytaM d by any. An original (feature with thia Company is a FEMALE SILVER CORNET BAND. their o4iei.ilBg of ten ladies, led by Teauhar .HOF, H. 1. MAICTES. They will enter town al 10 A. M. ou the day of exhibition, and diecourae eome i-f the most fashionable tnuaio extant tbn.ugh the principal streets. WILL PERFORM AT HASTINGS, Wed. July 4th, 1866. vv.rybody, LF” Legal jddrertlMmente are eharg.d at Ur Cxanua Btrxxxx.—We ragrat to bear rata cf To rea^t per folio (100 wonia.) for the firrt and 1} cent.'for eachaobM^ueatlrMrtlon. Mer'- that Box CitARixa Suxxxa la fading se­ eaatlte «pd other adverUaeoetit., from *40 to «40 riously the effects of his long and close a column, per anaam. confinement In discharge ef bis official ROBERTS k STRIKER, !*,.**“raube tart Will and testamentofrad SZiaiid may bo admitted to probata. i*4 the ita^rtreUoa of »»14 &““■> tB »bo Ararat re aaamd in Mid Will, or boom other eait**?£££. It b Ordrad. TUi M-d.j U. New pRAXK ALLEJi. duties. Paaaoager Trala. oa the Michigan Central Tint OmotxAL Fobmvla for the man­ Railroad now lean Bail!. Creek u follow.: ufacture of the rare vegetable specific— vacua weevwcaa. Rod Jacitt Biilort—b rigidly adhered Morateg Kx.......................... i»:I0r. w. Kvaalng Ixpreaa................. ilrfO ra. Night Kxprea.......................litoA.u. vaatae aairwaaa. Moro tag Ex........................ lit 65 a. it. Daylapresa..........................l:l» r. u. KeeningExpre..,---*.......... It:Wa. tr. Might Kxpreu...................... «:U a.u. R. N. RICE, Oaa’I Huponnindnl. MABONIC. Itor ia Chaaoary. aad Notary PrtKe. G.n.r.l A Tasregater aeeUaga of Hutinga Lodge Laed. Tax. and CollMtloa Agent. Parlicnlar vy So, St,ofF. aad A.a.,are bold al Masonattention paid to th. oxaataaUoa of till, of real rNFX to Hell, on Wednesday .vealaga on or be­ •atate. oaiee over Wwi. Bartow', atare. fore every fall moon. Tua Regular meeting, of OraarevUb Lode. No. St. of F. aad A. are bold at MmooIc Ball J A. HOLBROOK, on Tuesday .veiling, on or befor. .very full moon * Attorney and CoanMllor at Law. aad Sol lett­ er in Chancery. win promptly and fallhf.lly attend to the buaioM. of hie calling: CoareyanThe regular meeting, ot WILD FLOWER ciag, CoUecUag, aad Military lad Roa) Eatate LODGE, No. U. are bold Monday evening of caeb Claim.Inc!.del. OSee io Holbrook Block. nook, al the Lodge Boha ia Goodyear Block, Hattings, Miob. P. DRAKE, M. D. Tira PanarraMAM Social—The pub­ Particular attention glr.n to lb. treatment of Private Diaeae... Oficv, ear.er of State and lie a>a cordially invited tn attend an ICE Church Stroeto, .p .tairo. CREAM FESTIVAL at tho residence of Maa D. C. Hawlxt, on thia, Tuesday, •J M. k C. RUSSELL. •phyaielaM aad Sargeena Office in RuaartlA evening, in aid of tho Praaby terian Church Keviita’ atoro. Stela airxl. and Society. ___ ________ vary. Consequently its operation la nn] form. Moreover, it does not deteriorate in any climate. DrsrarsiA.—Haw often do wo hear men and women complain UI cannot get anything to stay on my stomach ; 1 am compelled to aat Graham bread and the and the plainest food, and then must suffe> from II" Reader, this la DtarxntA -we bid you eat aa heartily as you pleaee, and anything you choose, even the rich­ est food, aud if you will follow it with a single spoonful ofCox's Drapers! a Ccxa, you need not fear any distressing effects from it. It is ths greatest remedy in the diseases proceeding from the stomsch or bowels. tc.rk.toj ia rtl port, of U». auto. Th. prioo va­ ries froa AS to K csate. Msecdtag to gasllty. Qwxx Inta.—The Director's car bdonglng to tbs Mlehlgou Ctatrol lUllrooJ left Dolrolt on Twoeday moraiag atliM. aad arrived, ria Ruttasd Kkb, ead Fltehburg st CoBand, Maas.. aM4>p. m. oa tVodModoy. Srr.aixrtvourv Rm droirlag to take bls wife, who to soSortag frota s peinqueriaL fa! IUum., to Coorord, wb.ro b. tora.rly roold.d f.tai«Vn BM'uija’ud’victariT*' Ke.idenc.r CO took this expBdiUoe. oaddroidvdly comfortebl. Creek HrteeL Office up atelra, over Cole A Boa a sotbod ofttaBrtL Thi. to tho Urol ta.teaoe of. grocery, aoeood door_____________ and book atora. Taka five cento and puMugvr bvlog seal throagh la thio way. Tbo th. connrotieu to tho Eut by this rust an wry NAPPKN A BURR0W8, giro him a call—belter yet, got rax and olooo. Attorney, aad CpnaaoHora al Law, Solicit. tako^oe editor along. era In Chancery, Bounty aad Pro.loo Agnate.— Particular allrotlon givao to Coayeyaactug un­ der now St.nr net. Office. Bnrdick Street, opTraxx»,—To R. Goodapeed, for an in­ in the Post Office order system go into peaite toe Po.lrtkc, Kalamaxoo. Michigan. vitation to attend the xnniveraary oele- effect on the 2d of July. The limit of tho A.A.Kxarrax, . J.aBcaaow.. TOH.N ROBERTS, “nuxraa."—la It fashionable for young Fby.ician aad Sargeoa. Dwelling on Broad­ Ladies to appear at Dancea In &>hnstewn way, near the Court Uouaa. in the habllitnenla of the opposite aexl— Powaibly Miaa------ . .might inform our Q C. BORT, JOHN E. HALL. wilh the Congregational church and soci­ is raised from *30 to 150, and tbo issue Sberiffi Office In the Court Hobm with too ety. held nt Middleville, on the 21st Inst. of more than one order lor tbo same reProMeotJeg AUorney. miUance is poeilively prohibited. The TT N. SHELDON, Rotatiox ix Orrtca.—Some of our charge for orders is made ten crate for Ltownty Treaanrer. Will pay particular al- eotemporariee are discu.ing with some ray amount under 120, and twenty-five teoliou to procuring P.aaion. for ail person. di.aWto io MrrtM. back pay aad bowaly ptaa.pl- degree of esniealness, ths question of ro­ oonto for ray amount orer that figure. At Iv weared. and in all cate, no .barge oulrM tation in office. Wo suggest that it ia al­ present tbe charges are ten, fifteen and auceeaaful. Office ia lb. Court House. ways bad policy to rotate c»wf a good twenty cents for amounts under 510, |20, r M. CADWALLADER, rad 330 reepeotlvely. Instead of being County Clerk aad Notary Public. Office ia it io always best to ’rotate ow/an ineffi­ valid for only ninety days, aa heretofore, the Court Ueuaa_______ _______________ cient and incompetent man. whether he they are now to be valid for a year, and Q C. PR1NDIK. baa been in office one ur a dozen terms. when lost, duplicates are to bo Issued by Judge of Probate. Notary Public, Convey and rotate tn an tfficienl and competent Postmasters. We elieve another pro­ aneer, aad Tax Agent. Abo la.urance Ageiil foriboPstaatyCo. oCHartfcjd. Cmu.. I U>« man. vision of this Law makes the Post Office Hone Co. of New York. Office la Ute Court U».H SkXAToaiAL—On tbs 15th inet., FIox. st-tho County Beat, In each County, a money order office, provided no other office, in tbo canty, hss been so desig­ Attorney at Lew. BoHrttoeln Cbancert and S8th and 30th Congress, was elected U. nated by the Postmaster G snsral. Proommtiug Attoroey tor tteteustr 8. Senator by the Legislature of New u'kS oK”’.“L5..JS .a«T~ - llMtjpehire. to succeed the Box. Daxisi Hew Engtaad Mall Beads. yi hours till • o’clock P. M._________ ____ Claxx, whose term will expire on the 4 th We have always been interested in the of March 1867. Ma. Patti-mox was at progress of New England, in tbo develop* Q E. COOK, °*Reftoter of Douda, and Notary PoWto - neo lime professor of mathematics in ment of the unto'.d wealth that lies bid­ OSee h the Court Houm. aad opes rt •> >•.£■ Dartmouth College, and afterward Sec­ den, amid the mountains, hills and val­ AU fooa to be paid when papaya are left tor retary of the New naraphiro Board of lies, of the home ot our childhood. And record. Education. Ho is a finished and popular though but few years have passed over speaker, a man of the highest moral char­ JOHN MICHAEL, our bead, yet w? can remember well House k Camage Prtuter, Obitor. Paper acter, anda radical of the New England when tho coach with six horses, and the Howger. P.rtoe.lar rttartoe girou All order, thankfully r.ceirod and promptly el­ school. merrlssl drivers, the world ever saw, Mas. Straxsa. — The venerable and passed dally—either way—before the . «-e »■»—’h“ eS^aTara— venerated Mas. Rxuxr StiMjnta, mother door of odr father's residence, on route q W. McCREA. of Sxxatow Stnsxaa, disd in Boston on from tbo capital of Vermont to the comorie.WFruiM. I Tuesday, July 3d, 1866. With thia troupe will be found the regular ' •OLD FASHIONED* CLOWN, m NO. 9- HASTINGS, BARRI COUNTY. MICH, WE]BNE8DAY, JUNE, 27 186d. VOL. II. " 5Q XKT ABVANCOL trable.D ®HLSJS©H, tba world renowned Court Gaeter and WiL BILLY ANDREWS, the Irish Gown,. “The FaaaiMt Haa AUra." bare-back rider—Deo Orton the Irria> Mabie dramatis and stoic rider and uo•Saaled rumui. Mr*. Miler Orton with her educated H/m “JUBITER- the “beet trained B«w ia ib. World- tralmd by bermU •HI aechtot all loven of that noble ani- *¥ Mtotar B. Z. and Um Miame Irena and Celeatis. preacnl an array of talaut * *«a fooed ta a aiagle family. GAFFNEY the GREATEST HURCULEAI ;futo «<*’,—and many Olbera of oral 2* •*,celebrity, makrn tbia ta<Ud •aMedel Company of thia norartry. ’ Advert»infAg*b their co-laborcrt, bridgod tbe Champlain Lake, and strung the Iron bare, from tbo valley rf tbe Connecticut at Hartford, to Ogderaborg, New York. This line, ex­ trading from Boston to Ogdensburg by wav of Concord N. H., White River JutioUon.MootpeJier, rad Burlington V. is ora of tbe most valuable in tbe whole country, rad under the manage­ ment of such accomplished officials as Masers. Gilmore, Stearns, Merrill and Boyne, cannot fail to be of as much fi­ nancial value to the Stockholders, as It is to the public tbrough.New England. But tbe people of Now England, are hardly more interested in tba prosperity of this lira of Road, than the people of tbe north-west generally, and of MicW- will uU forth nnboonded applause. Many mor. gan In particular. For moet of the sur­ of lbs “geod Ihlaga" In atare la the way of amoa.plus productions of this state we find tbe BteBt offered by th. Compuy Bight ba arelloo«!. hot w. w!U .peak of only cn^ and tb.i a really eeaacUal one ;-ea "Ols Facnoatas Clcww^ — chances are that tbe value of the Now waR wa are glad of this for aueb aaeBahMBOt England market will continue to In­ rirtted ns “tbase many yaan." Tb. Agent Intended logo to Grand Rapids, bet crease. This rendsre direct Railroad Tea Aanbsrgh's show bring thare, ha obbs thia communication with all parte of that sec­ 1 b aaetber ectaann witboat the asnai ■iDaotreifoaa.* tion extremely desirable. Al the same Tan Faavera Baas J ELY rih. time tbe rapidly increasing wealth of the Gbabt’s Baew.-G. G. Gassria sppreesdented west, rad the almost unlimited expansion ot her lines of Railroad cannot do lees ttaow wilt bs at this Village, oa ths »tb ia.L, sf. teroooe and erasing, aad tbs Froprtetor ess safe­ than add materially to tbeZbusinesa of ly rey be wiU latrednoa tba greatest variety of all connecting lines, extending from the perfonnaaeea e.er given wader one Pavillion. Several popular Amar will appear, end there lakes to the ocean. Especially are the people of Michigan interested in this New will boa varirty of Acrobatic feats, Caricatures, Paalom inea. Dances. Sooga, Ac. Go aad m the England rout—not leas then three lines aaaBd^ alow. Admission <nlf K cento, chUdof Rood extending through this State rea deyprtm. ‘ from Chicago to Port Huron, there to connect with tho Grand Trunk Railway, Al tbe rmid.nse of Beldsa K4re. Esq. ta Rutoa lbs I Sth test, by Rev. V. O. Boynton, are iu contemplation, two of which, via lead, Jcax Kcac. of Washes. California, aad Mme Tie­ Lansing and St Joseph, rad by Jackson rcel. Lanas. Warteaburg, Germany. and Niles, are declined at no distout day NOTICE. (J, popular rad admirably managed Road, the M. U. Will pour into New England the wealth and the commerce of an em­ pire in extent rad population. Tbe Grand Trunk, from Sarnia to Portland) rad thence by tbe connecting lines to Boston, and also from Semis to Prescott, and thence by the central New England rout to tba same destination is auro to be the lies over which tbe vast wealth of thia northwestern world la to reach Ude wa­ ter. These onusidtralions make the New England Roads of which we have been speaking, rad tbe connecting line —tbe G. T. R. of interest and real value to every branch of western industey. That our readers Inay appreciate the Noavunx RAuaoae.—Tba anneal meeting of the Northern Rail rued Corpo ration, Was held io Phenix Hall, ia Coo^ cord, on Thursday last^theSletulL Tbo attendance at this meeliog waa large rad ilia greatest harmony prevailed. Tbe old board of Dtreclora were unanimous­ ly re elected. On the same day the Di­ rectors met and elected Hon. Onslow SteaZns, President, and George A. Kettell.lEeq., of Boston, Treasurer, rad William L. Footer, Eeq., of Concord Clerk. The affairs of this corporation hake been admirably managed under Mr. Stearns, and the stock la now Belling for 94.— Coxcoau R. IL—Tbo annual meeting of the Concord railroad corporation, on Tuesday, wsa tbe most exciting railroad mvellng ever held in this State. Tbe fe­ rae was between the old board of direct­ ors, who have commenced action against the conductors charged with swindling, and a nsw ticket called the “reform" tick­ et aupported by tho conduclora aod said to be opposed to an investigation. Tbe new board was elected. Under the new eonductors five times as much money hss been relumed from tho passenger trams as before. A meeting of the hew Board of Di* rectors of this Corporation was held In the Revere House, In Boston, last week. Josiah Stickray, Esq., of BoatMfwaa chosen President unanimously, as waa al­ so Sameel N. Bell, Esq., of Manchester. Clerk, in placeTf Join II. fhorgo Xtg., who Waa rat elected. Mr. Giimora, tbo present Superintendent, was continued without a diaeeuiing voice. those days, the born of the driver, trot tho Sxatox.—The venerable journalist W. ebrill whistle of the locomotive, snnouoeL. Sbatox, one of the founders of the Na­ ed tbe daily arrival of the mail from Bos­ vvM-u 00BBtional httllifrnur. died in Washington, ton, due al our native town, dtolral from on the 10th intt., of eanoer in the fisee. Attoroey 1?* that city, 110 miles. In thirtyeix hours, Dxcuxxa.—The Box. Jtrmx L. Moa- after leaving tbe capital. A few years wtU, Koq..ta E«h“n Blo#kl MiddtevtUe, Mtoh._ ______ _ Wi.t, representative in Congress from ths later and It only came from and went tn woond Vermont district, declines a ref­ tbe capital of New Hampablre, rad Bos­ H. WBIC«T. a TTOMBY «4 OOOIIS^ AT LAW, lection. He ie a candidate for the sena­ ton waa actually within one daya rids.— A. feltettor la Cbaaoery. torial vacancy created by the death of At this people wondeied—and absolute­ Nutury Pttoli. aU 0“’^-“'. Jl’dob Coll axis, tetnporarllly filled by ly affirmed that they did belter* that in kg^k tor tao Purotero halfa century, there might bo a hilroad Laoaa. Pwtoculng Ju nsa PoLAxn, *“d certainly should be Moxtsxal Railboad.—The annua) elected to that high place. Without dis- from Concord to the Connecticut valley TlUeetoLaads.Ae.,AM ■ meeting of tbe Stockholders of the BoeMoney Advanced onWar ClaiMa . ;n> the marl to of any rival candi- In the town ot Lebanon. Ion, Concord aod Montreal Railroad was c—1> c— Twenty years rad six, have passed held at Plymouth on Monday the 28th. date, we think the people of Vermont owe a debt of gratitude to Ma. Moaanx, away rinoe the time of which we write, Tbe old Board of Directors were chosen that cannot be canceled in any other way. and during twenty of them, the locomo­ without opposition, with the exception that Peter Butler Esq., of Boston, waa tive haa daily or thrice daily, come shriek­ elected to tbo vacancy caused by the lMre.rarr(t)-G-". ta |jL ing‘over tho hills of Orange, down the death of Holmes Hirakley, Eeq. . » UJV valleytf the Masooma rad leaving and _Win teave HasHyrt^"ng th rrogb Pn»U A.nrU, Po— «« W foataetX>rT 6oa«e Qaetatiows. U. ™11, ««!. tel. • „?• reosiving Ito load of living Haight ie the |U„ Jui U.kU.« i. .k. ktellk. midetof that village which It waa thought figbtera."—Boat Journal. could not bo reached by care in less than Our London friends make a allgirt mla- j!/fyyoarf, aa lateaa the fall of 1839, ad­ ____________ “P£!L--------------------------- we**—1 — weeer known to tod mmrtta JtedemtSffJSTi—>-—• tako, McGellan only knows what ruo« ding untold wealth to all that region^ Btag to, and who tank, good rannera- country extending from ths valley of lht> 8m the history of hla military career on Merrimac, to tbe water, of tbs BL Lawthe Qddtaboenioyreran, Ar k waa only a few yaare later, that the indomitable energy of Joseph 8. T^ftroWesw0oe4a.foa few 4sys. siR» J^g^.w^grato—MWwkw-*. Gilmore, Onslow Stmcra, Frerab and A. of Ferm and person al Mops. t> or J. o. Kenaedy oe tbatethlast., to berety revoked sal ao ante will bo made. J. B. KENNEDY. JesoOd, 1844._______________________ NEW ADVEBTlSEMBinB. PUBLIC NOTICE. NOTICE to hereby I»—r — WdS Cm.greaa.enL "An telte provide taternal reresoe to rapport toe Goveramen A and to pay interest Java from toe date of tote nollee. at to. ofiee of tb. County CI.rk at HnsUaga. And SB tea Tthday of Joly appaate wUl be raeatrod era datermiaad relaUvo to say erreaoom er eaooaateo valnettees atUMOtoretetoeOoray Ctert. Asa ran r> Offio., Ionia, Jane Mth. 1M4. AL0NE0 8OBI0BH. jnaetfal Aaaeuor, «ih District, Mich. Are You Insured I If not, call at IholnrarancB Agsocy of GEO. W. WILUAM8, Over Ruborto & Su-ikar'x Drug Store. Where la represented over FOURTEEN MIL­ I it .-1.: ETKN HUNDRED aad nFTY 'FB0UCoapulra, unsarpaaaed te promptness and liberaHtyiaseUlssMatofciaisa: The MUTUAL LIFE IN8URAXCR CO- af New York-Casb Aseeq. over 814,000,000. TbvGUARDIAN LIFE INBURANUE CO., of Mew Yra-Oata^AaoaUs, fffOO.OOG-An.-l The LAFAYETTE FIRE INNURArCX CO. of Brooklyn N. Y.. Cash Capital over «BO(M»00. UNITED STATES ACCIDENT CO., of Syre cu... N. Y.-gjjnh Capital. *300,000. J RISKS TAKXN ON LIBIRAL GEO. W. WIEEIAMB, KfU Holings, Mich. nesting., June tetb. 1MC. Jaattolf 200,000 Pounds Wool ■'Without qeeaUee, tbe moet valdshla eoetmnporarv History ever prepared, to Frank Moore's Bsbafitoa Qacord-” Abrebam Llnootaa. Tbe rmbodistool of all that II valaabla. aad lbs only Hraoar Or res Waa that caa be reliad on. The Rebellion RecoSd, A Diary of American Evwate. Edited by Fraxx Modxx. Pahltobvd la partd, rah part lUutratod with xixx volcmxx axx xow UAor, at .sruxs rucaai In half*cMor half ...................... to Hbvvp library ............... U.OO fllngle votumr*, or parts, forr lali.d to complete Ml*, at th. Mowing priwe t Half calf or half nwreooo,. .»•>> per vriame. 8boep, library rtgte........... t.OC “ “ print herewith a brief official notice of M^'ly' parta*."-> • M rah. some of them, dipped from our late east­ Jxx RxniLUoa Rxcora ia Indtapraaable ern exebragis, aud to which for various to every public rad private library. reaoona, of a local value wa invite apeoThe nine Volvaue contain t lai attention: fc faster Leon Orton, the youlWnl ridae Orton Dre’s Great Amerteaa Cireas. 0b> sxshsa<es vpsak of this CsBfaey Is tbo kifbssi tanas of ptrtss, ae4 .iiiibbbJ it as sa original, chaste, mJ cocoylsU .xkllxUsc. Uadar tba BMiteg.want irflta gaatlaaOaly Agasi, Ml J. B. JUasra, who has bare for Bsayyrereto lbs employ af'.kn 5in«**!., T. Breacs, th. ffr-« £to.Btea,|ihla Ooepasy bsa bsssax eas ef tbs fir.1 ia foratis axertUac., urt baa gained a Sana asd repntetfoa eesoUieno alBilsr sxhlbltisa BswtrereUBg. On. aareng sassy original Astana «( UIs exLlbiUss U a LsJIm’ Sdvsr Cor»«l Bead, coaatalisg often LADIES, a fcatan tort caanot hot command th. rtteatiou of all tevere of Mbs! e, and add a d-aim to all th« perfonosacaa. Mas. Mils Osrex. th.DaonUaaa Artiste, BacU with rapturona applaaa. wb«rt«ersb.appeara.— H,r p«rfonnsacM with b.r • educated" bores “Japl tor" are said lobs woodertal, aod bold tbs asdines apall toooJ. Ma. MiubOstos, tba CbaBpioa Beer Boek KI dor. to U* thrilling aoaaes of horsatosnaWp, ia oes AT PTTTT.T.TPR A RWW'ITWV'H NEW CASH STOBE, For Which the Blghrei Market Price eeaaber, 19M. to tbo praamt time. IL Over tore, thonaaad Official raporia and earreUvaeof all the batitae aad akirmiahra that bare occurred during U>. War. rOATFONKMBNT. III. 0w tO’tlv. hundred soags and ballad., both ■Laval and Mabel. IV. One hundred and twanto two portraits. •□­ The IJMlted Stites Prt<e Coheert, graved on start, of ths moat calibrated mao ofU.. urn.,.ad oumeroBS Maps and Fteae of BaUtea. V. Over eight thousand locidanta aad anecdotes Mend.y, Mar Xrib; IN6, will be postponed ui v., MONDAY. JULY Sth. 1844.ua white wete . o(p«w»d (faring and bravery. HALF A MILLION DOLLARS IN FR1XIB will be presented to ticket hoMere, leading To the Student of History end for Public Llbrarlee, tbe work ia invaluable. It la a nosed ol th. metarule for history. From Th. postpoueBrnt te an .aavoidshta sseaaaic faat an much tn dnutentetea of tba number ■ nml Mid ev^y deer and diaUnet nsrratir., from tlchata yet unsold.) aa the pea,live areearily Uw. Uto ftoblberB ride, aad placed thaaa te Jaxtaaasi. tian with tba decanoate nf the Uston rids. JI la !>0Md Of. which baa Use delayed la sanaeaesnncrarate, impartial, end dowphrta. ItheeeSatial cf to. aegticrnee and nrciaasnra. of a parties. f Agenuln amktag torir ptrar tetania M . rwtnS aaABlh.nlicSvfd.ooe la trials of the va- our adviM .11 p.rur. wanting titeeta to Band L tfraeara to fee UllMdBtotae Courts ofFUMsi- •100,000 in Greenbacks to teiprra vbsb tea tntod of our Agasilstha iu. eneeka of It: . pnrture of lk«r making toeir return, at era —-I ^Daring Um trial la tbe U. ft. Court, which uf rectifying whatever fmre may have crept to Li ■tellur yasliritay te iheooevteuoe of Wiufem Hmlth, for piracy, aa one ot the crew rt tba Jeff. Um Uma toelr enter la reerired. the msBey will dence bv lbs eoasal for tbe d.fence, taken Irom JiSWTT. fcsrat AettsrAixU'Tt: bare ao more thaa eaffidset tickets for User ss^jraaS'jSfSftSLiii: for sale at tor prtario.1 Hotel., Book sad MariBtorae te Um city, aad el asr Office 1U Dearbaae atreat; pries SI each; scut by mall co racaipi »f apeetlag the origin and progreoa of the Batelllou. it to the Bret Um. io tegri aad hterary history, that a book not ret oraplarad, baa hew. on stamp­ ed with authenticity. .. to be .dratted as .vid.t.ce ■pehal Terra, te dab Batea. teeeosrtof Lra, and on a trial for aoapital of**^Wban the Boraaaah saltern wen tried ia New York, the variama eouaaria for the Dsited States sad the defence, eaed tbe BebelUoa Unsold m »v i­ ‘ ’ ' WE WILL'aKXD - In the ciao of tba. Chapman eallora, ressallv triad teaMU.B.Oeari st Sea Fntnctoeo. lbs if. M. Dtotriet Attorney edared toe tve Yriurnre of Officer, was aware, who stated that It aaa the only asUMailohtatevyaftoswar. gbeCrert decided tastiiwa. vvceirril is all trial, tar treason In toe No Member of tho Lcctl Profeeaion eta be witoonl it A tut emn&t of litigation ■eat iaevtlably easna Bear that the rebellion ha. —a,1*- * S rickets toon, addre^, far..............ag M ............ IH •** •‘sdreas for.................. D M *° im mm. •mSZSSS...::..:.:Z Z . —ja-sex-js.. It tea "NaUoral Work." eSRra«»^-HUe’^"^liZrMaemBs.M. & cal paatoen of ait men who will promised ta here reootdad.’1a»d the Mvbt&ra Record l7lbua af lad.; lieLayteto. ri Kaarat Bon. WUMern tba SaeSsema'a Library. “Tire Grnur Lrrnro Htxroay." A Work for cpwtaM nforem*. D.YAM XOffiTMANP^Pjytebae, THE RBCORT) will ba VMtinMidln parte at SO BMMBAK1B* LUTTMKi >*>1*11*6 Bra with Marera and dsapattehy NGUTRAND, the FebtaabM, IM iteaadway, N.T. JfM uWrrul fo Iprals. Scadfor mul c* ■- wnxiAxa, RatederahiMr. Kafatote'. ten an hahri •axWt5K'.'sr‘?!r,KS. �Ip of Rtoland bs se­ rf a. asss^ by thg A prevailed. V ig tbe valuation of the estate In tbe several Roll StLttttJ Jortn). •»'*T *TnACTI|T noLD <fc ejxvu,, ai,ooo,ooo wmh INS ARE PREPA Watcher and S , by 9 W,aad 4| feet higff. without Uueat upon wbeeis or rollers.— nuiftSf— °p* Uth •<»*. 11UIIR.1IL P'Cture frames aod gtosses are pre- a ■wwrf from fltea by painting them with 1 a brush dipped in a mlzture made by a -Oa!ybyll.p«rto»«!oe TTUa teware ix>ilitrtt three or firer onions Ina pint of Aad awka tbyastfsU revenues sad foar water. Bedbugs are kept away by washing "LH vita aad buy tbescbta have there no tbe crevices with strong salt water, .put /i»rta«ret thy plow, thyptota, tby ptossnres on with a brush. Soft eoap should ba kept in a dry fflaee ln the defter,- zM hnf be ooeS uattT thi'e*months'‘ ,!,v Brings and bites are often irretantaaeoirelv eared by washing them hi hartpbora or tarpentine. ‘5r^T"u,Jho<,nUr,u*'i,*rch-b’ qjtajMre-thy thee tboc for thou art ,Q 1 Ibattn kasott 1 Ms lai Ktos ns softly sad apeak ta me taw; Y^tfffiS^lSkinrmrt a Kies ms. 4—tl Kirn m softly sad epsek to ms tow. Ktooaw ooftly aad easak to mo tow; Eovy.too.htoaw.wJul oar. Wbslif Envy .held chaoM to heart -Ktoomo,doari Ktoe ere aoMy sad spook te ma tow. ' Ltoibe reMStatag six feet pertitiooed off. □artrtkmuootag down within a foot ^^greond sr^c-teg 3 a 4 feat. Tbs - j — A prwvtiwi la tor tbe roosu (nd . Tba bouee Is designed for (Utaeft boM, sod to tube net on tba grem, nonA ita tength every day. Tbe - Kha ■* softly and smk to ma lo» Tnut ma darting, tba Um. la near ■ - - —1S ton wllK ssrar s f Jfiterara IJotius. Thia brilliant Monthly comes to ua ■ Rubb with the beauty of summer atylee, and radiant with the genius, literary and artistic, which illuminate ita pagta.—Tbe tnuaic alone is worth more than the price of the number: it la entitled the "Stwg of the Fairtea,” and waa composed by Mitel WillMMlnX Vienna J. Demurest, a daugh ter, we infer, of W. Jennings Demorest. Il te a charmingly poetic melody , and will become a great parlyr favorite. A fine original engraving of an Aquarium, including three distinct tanks, ia a wry interesting feature, and in addition to thi« there are an unnaaal number i>rrtcrllent Storiea, a continuation of Alice Cary’s “Coofesaion of a Coquette," an interest­ ing tetter from Milan, another from Par­ is, an illustrated ••3ongofaummer,’’J«nnteJvort ‘Talks wjth, Womsn." tbe “BtUMehnld" Architecture, a.superb steel colored fashion plate, add ' the usual av tractive variety•qfi.Faebion matter ami llluateatlona. An announcement is made cf a forthcoming Magazine for Boy s and OfrlKtobto udled “Young America.’’ and the first number of which is to be is­ sued, about the first of September. If Mr.lDsmoresl te half ao successful in ca taring to the taste of the children as be te to those of the ladies, ’’Young Amsrica" will haw no rival. , Addrest W. J Minnas D<mi>m>t, > 478 Broadway, New York.. newest an J prettiest ot lbs "Somnrer Faaluoea." Mdate-"l<tora BdiotUih." Amoag tbe itoriea ato -neHtelrsseed Debitor,- "Paulies Barer. ger's Story." by Una Locks, tbe eonduaiw of •Sybil AiMwecth,** by Harris Bymr, "Tbe Boy swathe Mas “ey Aust ADst; sag an iatsreating btogrsphl.eal .kiteh of lladase Boland, called forth by aosie recant discovartoo. The poatryia by Maggio C. Pybars. Eailte Uster' Leigh, t an UOta, J. T. Twivltor, J. C. T.. and othera. Tbs Tnilal XoTsltiaa aod Week Table are as profinely lllasirelad ; s>41s the Bdltore Department are Book Xotieoe. Beeripta, meeting the wants cf tbe ereoou, description of Faahiona. rfc. Trios »ZA0 a year. S copies Bt.00 Bcopios (aad wsethly edition h baton va, ewbaUabsd with alaaaai llfr Uks steel ..grayngs ,t tite. P. B. Da TaaaAixim. and Go. W, tLFaxaxus, aedeentalalng AnaM serf tods, pagan <rf das. Baiutr Cocarr Cuann's I >rncn. I IlteTiaoe, Jane lltb, A. D. 1M«. f Thia being the day designated by the statute for tbe meeting of the Board ul Supervisors tor the purpose of equalizing tbo Assessment Rolls prior to the moot inc of tbe State Board of Equalization. The Board waa called to order by tbo Clerk, and upon tbe roll being' called by Townships, tbo following persona wore present and answered, as the Supervisors elected from tbe respective Townships, to wiu ' Tovrxxmre. Namm. Assyria, Wd. H Jowell, Baltimore, Milo Williams, Adam Elliott, Castle too, John Koagle, Carltoc, T. P. Barnum, Heatings, Daniel Striker, Hope, John McCollum, Irving, Peter Cobb. Johnalows, Hiram Coleman, Maple Grove, Porter Harwood, Orangeville, John H. Earl, Prairieville, A. C. Town, Ire L. Nya, Tbojnapph, . D. 8. Bagbee, ‘MitoT. Wheeler Woodland, Yankee Springs. John Mileo On of Mr. __ _motion _________ ... Etliou, Danini Striken was elected temporary chairman. Board then proceeded to elect a per­ manent chairman by ballot; whereupon Daniel Striker was duly elected. Mr. Elliott moved that tbe Board pro­ ceed to equalise tbe Aaacsetusnt Rolla, as in committee of the whole. Motion pre­ , „ NEW coons Of needed Kind and ewh Style jest pewhaeed fee U low Prices and eelling al hut 5HSSI »*»•*«• THE HASTMGB DRUG & — BOOK STORE |}t-| operation, and works well, the ad­ __ _ Kain, that tho fowl, L’rt freih irMnvs<**y< lbr”'B ‘*lUr in T" Established in 18SL £3 arkskluxg . I More and Better G OO US PRINTS FOB W Cu. Fox tbe mine Money, in their line, than any Other Store »n- town. AND «i«> >«*•, u»> u»,». u.IM, he kept m oro dean I y and in better bewltb, and that by moving the bnuee in any locality w «*« premises, so that it mav lie abrlUfred or ezpoaed in warm or 0,4 wratber.'a more evrn temperature can be maintained. 11m bouse to to be Roberts &■ ’ Striker, For the People! CO0D BROWN SUGAR 1S| <X To Suit IN NEW T. A ND NO MISTAKE 1 Consisting of all thu ??P»Jar Great PATENT MEDICINEl. Al tin Dw-ro-t and Uh-ragu’U: Peaces. 4-.n. V> adnug out tb* buUrrmiil ugbiy, and working «• a. not to gr’a-il. Set’, ’Ibonwgb ami «•«< inco.-p- GjKOC£«ZJS6/ CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. OUR mniMEBnA PLAVOBWQ EXTRACTS. groceries • •UR Children Carriages FRUIT CANS; ARE EQUAL BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. Mr. Town moved that tbe Board lake as a basis for an equalixatioa, tbe To<e» ship which bad tba bigbeat Assessment, m equalized last year. Motion prevailMr. Coleman moved that the Assess­ ment Roll of tbe tow nahip ot Prairieville be ncuepted and equalized as sasessed by tbn Supervisor. Motion prevailed. Mr. Colaman moved thet tbe Aasaaa mrnt Roll of tbe township of Hastings be accepted and equalized by adding ton per ctnL to the real eatete valuation mail a by | the Supervisor, wUeb oo motion of Mr. Bug bee was amended by airiking out tbe word aod inserting ia lieu thereto the word s^At Motion as amended prevail­ ed On motion, Boar<|', adjourned until 7, o’clock P. M. J. M. CanwauAua*, Clerk. Evbmuo Burna m, | 7 o'clock r. m. ) Board met pursuant to adjournment— Rc.ll called, quorum present. Board pro­ ceeded to buaiueaa. Mr. Jwwell moved that the Assessment Roll of the township of Berry be accept­ ed and equalized aa assessed by tba Su­ pervisor. Motion prevaiisd. Mr. Miles moved that tbe Assessment Rolluf tbe township of J oboetown Im ac­ cepted and equalized as aaaeeeed by tbo Supervisor. Motion prevailed. Mr. Coleman moved that the Assess meet Roll of the township of Awyris be accepted and equalizsd as assessed by lbs Supervisor. Motion prevailed. Mr. Elliott moved that the Aeseu ment Roll uf the townahip of Tikirnapple be accepted and equalized by deducting Ihrtt per cast, from tbe real eatete valua­ tion mads by lbs Supervisor. Motion prevailed. Mr. Jewell moved that the Assess­ ment Roll of the township of Woodland be accepted and equalized aa avsensed by tbe Supervisor. Motion prevailed. Mr. Bogbee moved lhaVUe Assess­ ment Roll of the township of Irving be accepted and equalized u aaseased by the Supervisor. Motion prevailed. Mr. Earl moved that the Assesament Roll of tbe township of Carlton be ac­ cepted and equalized as aseoMed by tbe Soporvieor. Motion prnvalled. Mr. Coleman moved that the Asoses moot Roll of tbe township of Orangeville be accepted and equalized by deducting mvm per cent from the real eatete vnloalien made by tbo Supervfour. Motion prevailed. Mr. Celemsn moved that the Areeument Roll of ths township of Maple Grove be accepted and equalized aa aa•caaed by the Bupervteor. Motion pre­ vailed. , ., On motiou Board adjourned until to­ morrow at tbe hour of 7 o’clock A. M ’ J. M. CAnwAixADua, Clerk. Tvoaday morntag, June Ifltb, IBM. Board met pursuant to adjournment, and waa called to order by tbe chairman —roll called—quorum present. Board proceeded to busmeea. • Mr. Jewell moved that tbe Asscaemsnt Roil of tbe township of Cateiewo be ac cepted-aud dualized by deducting sur per cent, from tto> real estate valuation made b* the Supervisor. Motion prevailed. ■ Mr. CUsmaii moved that tba Aeeseemeut Roll of tbe township of Baltimore i>.- accepted and equalized by dsduotmg jiu per cent, from tbs real estate salnato« «>do by the Bupervwor. Motion prevaiird. ’ Mr Elliott moved that tbe AeaeeKatmi lb41 to th. iwwaetap *>f kaAhoa tiprtag. CASH STORE! ... Lyon’s Periodical Drops! THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY JKXR~4HREGULAR1T1EB. GREAT RUSH Adam EllidU was duly elected. , Mr. Coleman moved thateach mem­ ber of tbo Board be allowed^rrwa/jr-yCw cents for each evening session making their deily atteadaace two and one half a---------1. I Motion «S-a»— prevaiisd. ------ - JI days each. Pay roll s'* of tbe 1- Board *' of Supervisors, Juns eeashxt, «, iA. D. 1866 Mihacr Me. dsyi A«1 Barnum T„P. Bugbse D. 8. Cobb Peter _ C'leman Hiram 20 Elliott Adam 20 Earl J. U; 20 H ar wood Porter M. 10 Jewsll Wm. IL 22 Keagla Joba 7 McC.llurw John 11 MileaJobo 16 Nya Ira L. fl Striker Daniel 1 Ti wi> A. C. 25 Wbesler MHo T. 14 OF TEW OODS THE SILVER SKIRT 2d. To deduct one-third on all wsshed . buck fleeces. 3d. To deduct one-third on all other unwashed awd black fleeces. 4th. Tb make proper deductions on all c»uwd or dirty or gtwy. beavdy twtned and other unconditioned wools. • Sth. To rttort fur prosecution al law fcr fraud in all attempts to cbe..t or denabv-asxv the natter emditiun of fleece* in refference to ter. manure, and dead ’ WOOL—Arfrerttoer end THbaux. Moro Durable, More Elastic, ACKLEY’S High Prices Busted Up TMI MOST SKCPDCAt.' THATVHCBt eiMMUD ’ VIRTUE IN THE ' ,’BiE© rXACKET brought 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, Aod Everything else in the Km of Drugs, , . ' 8 0URB0N old unis Medicines. Paints, Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, Cards, Curd Board. — Lorain Blackstone, Rep., has de­ feated tbe Eight Hunt candidate lor Mat. or, io Norwich, Coan. —The Johnson dobs in Pennsylvania, it ia said, have given up all hopes of de­ feating Gen. Geary, whose election in er«< conceded on all bands. —Ex-Caps, Gen. Dulce, of Cuba, ar rived St Nev Turk Saturday. He to have a reception. ^^^jkAXUFACTURERS OF MADAM MART PERRY. BtafemD, Bible Hem. I. Y ievolvui, unrt ■eyMtoS tbe moatefinton of lite young politicians of that State, died on Ute mat., after a brief llhreaa. . , —IM Aowmadami boraimmlgraate arrived a* the port of New York during tbe last month. Into J4to>j> n< OMbtfurmed aa l>> tb* l*val aru. Cfv» t>* disinfecting puipo^M tbsy sh-uu! J/To- billowing may b« relied epta. aa feni, being reroormendvd by anacknvwlednd oatLnrlly in mnitary matters. disinfecting clothing in tbo wash. Shirts t. 0. ACILETI —Tbe British Government hat recall­ sTvaetAM Mlscrrttoe, w>U.for tbs uter af humanity. Mod fraa to all who n.ad >i ed Sir Charles Darling. Governor of Aus­ fcrtag --- >------. Ju-.u a------- v t||< >lnipt> , tralia, creating great exottement in ibe Betf.r.ra Ma colpny. irar1 —Waterbury. Conn., Monday, elected a Union Mayor by 203 majority. Last Alt May Kerry Happily. April tbe Democratic majority was315. ■apnetire of wrrltb. rg< or hsaetv y aad Um —Tbo Detroit ds Cleveland steamboat —Rufus Mallory, has just been elect­ ed by the republicans, Representative In C-ugreaa from Oregon, lie is tba first man elected to the «lh Congress. DR. WBITTlIBlai LOW FIGURES. —David D. Bartirtt, one of tbe orijfinal Anti-Slavery and Temperance reformere, died at Dorchester, Mass,, on May l»th aged 59 years. —Gen. Bader. Ilvae' In tbe 6th CocgraMiooai district of Maaeechasetu, bis barn is to the 7th, and be is talked of for Congrees to tbe 5th. SWTS JUl Istten. cub »«*a>i. »• .■inptab KtethaUe1 D*C ' an ea reoaiat Ofio eeato U> pn FV . CeasallMtoafm. Cbar««»wU J 1 ~ MHS E0FFMAN. Lovely toitfa and Passive Boys. M pr^ariog a medUtoaUea of tks Cehbratod For the UaJtodBtalM Bentes. Aho POCKET art BKLT KEVOLVKM, "TUB-KISH BATH." wiu Biases you. Adctre* REFEATI5Q PISTOLS. , Miss J AVE BILYAK . _______ <MK Britoway;H Y r.irLE caxes, urroLTiEG eaua. ALL KAT MARRY HAPPILY, ,rrv Berrel*. aod O co Wruria!, 2S5xffs3r5S'£&S -Otod-elb tapis.- ***• MfMtMrtfrOUM, ?ia<pr«MvV awd r4p.1l!) forty dtiforsat stylo. I** * GOuTU airLVEB*MraAK * IlhwtrawdCat*** Itos. Addnss. NA8OX4 HAMUM.*** MAHOlf BBOTHUM, Maw TaM.. H. 0. Prtndh A J. W- Borrofi *rt ths ante gf tbeas Organs, to Bsn? 0***^' iymg oom pound <.•*»• ®hylactic Fluid is highly n* a powerful and easily M toe water eloeela. eta. gay eelect from this list ty vljlfth may arias, or for WARS �gigrindtiiral ti,000,000 Wonk • ■ °r W Jew^. L» sejSirJ 'atchea and ibout regard to valj, j K|T^! >tow. sr.r«(»i rfIfe i1"™* ■* pto rrr houec. B oonblbta of • nght tMetla* 1J4 by p fess,sod <i fe«t h,g“. without Sar »»1 **t upon wboola or roUem—. foot .1 one tod open lelb work, .Bd the remaining aix feet pgrUdoDod off, tbo partition coming down within a foot Gfibeground, enclueing 3x 4 feeH. Tbo .neloeed portion la for th» raoau aad nMt iKYxei. The huuae U daelgnod for fiitcen boot, and la u> be Ml on the graaa, Md moved its length ovary day. Tbo writer atatee that auch a Iioom it in prac- CHANCERY SALE. QTATE OF MWHIOAK-Tbe ftn. O fur the ioaUly of Mrty, la Cb4a« a (?-r»0 X. Zw*»J«U. and Klalo of WICblgu. ki.«wu and d.^tiUd .. cncnttfc • SY*61s READY Kottlx »Aarzr-' W4=h.- or RELIEF Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, OF ALL KINDS, Ing to tba Catted Statea Burr.y, bo It the iam r™. I AT PRICES OmU <Wr ClwwiwSaarr. in and for tarrv cowulr, Mtahiyea. Mill, k Bracass. Ceeiplataant'. Solicitor.. Dated May 1Mb A.D. lieu. Mv Ifotf. htiFever .tszrJ&lsr.’tf'' , AW MW. A, *.*■* AGUE Diarrhea, IN NEW YORK. SINCE TOE Dysentery, Great Decline, In Prices, UT SMd In KaetlBge, M.tb . by Betaela 4 Sinker, and >11 Draggi.l. and BeUder* Periodical Headache,* n<>on, be Utlntt for tbo bearinj ef saMpetUloe. end that the holt* at tew of oaiddeoc-ed. aad all other Mnoasiutemtedlasaidutetearr required io appear ala aeaaioa of mid Court, then to be holilea at tbo Probate OSta.iii the village ofHu- We are prepared to SELL GOODS 1866. Dumb Ague. TKCMIASROF RaTS-TO. Jhrxr r taawe. h. Ikal BOB At we LttW Prices As Any Other IIowee la Mlchlptn. •-m aii> tbe liuiur, . .. »- .... h d -- Wilhtrd. 1866. For Sale by all Druggists. (Vm. Spoomee & Co., . Nashville, Tenn. OUR STOCK fi. l—U UR'i ind ,-vrh .iiiHirporaUfti i • 1 nml packing ‘ti ,*akril tuba. ,. -»u auil well uia.le. ' I'nmpnw, more (ban the usual Stork * -a in ■>! :bo ,ape.ralt<>u» ia of ■•>6 Kinde kept in a Country Store, and a w: .roll if Httfirilf e ■ Intermittent Fever, G-OO U s k^nlity on the premktM, ao that it u..y tie ebrltered or eipoaed in warm or V l.t weather, a more even temperature ... i,r maintained. The huuae ia Ul be p., .u«: »ith windowt and d.wra, and ..... -I- xrnanisiital or ulbcruiau to suit и, , . Mallilir ffieee. xi TOuuFeyar, Suit the Times. Tbe Battar Maker’s Goldea Retea. SPOONER’S CMh aad Ffrn, AND The great eccrel in hulicr making, it erema. o'Misti in attending to tbe follow,na uuntt: |,t. Securing rich, clean healthy milk —milk i.btained on rich old pauturee, free ot orrdt. \ 3d. Selling the milk in a moitl, unlauiird atmuaphere, and keeping it al an r„n tmipcraiure while the cream ia rNIrttig. . з. 1. Pi'iper management in churning. 4th. W aabiug out the hulieriiitlk tbor. ,,fci .Y.^id w-rking [«• a* not to iujuie MOMHafW as A SEVEN GJlKAT BLESSINGS CHANCERY ORDER. 1866. Gift FACILITIES !ffi: For Doing Btisimrss, urunuttr Til U out. UkoWKU ANU i-a.teas.—Tbe wool dealers of tele city, m».rilig m-ire fully te protect the inler,.te ■ ( tb.iee of wool growera who are in ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE .. . tiab'l i.f pulling their wo*>l in g.“*i STATE . i,-i ti.'U against the diaadvantages aria­ . ii.uu c*.nipetiti<>n in market »itb un■ stord and (wd conditioned wool, >je_Aetl iw prutecl their own iutareata and to i.-ratr a uniformity' in th* method of buy­ ing and selling wool, east and went, have Our assurtiucni of agreed that they will only buy under tbe (.^lowing rules, and inst rout their agents in tbe country to strictly conform to tbe !rr>l.t‘>ri*. • -r>i« i I’rvbate Caatt far ■ill rural fve aoeb OBlca. i* the Court 1866. oa rws Fea Waav. tlpeakiag of t. Hoech. A.t. Ac. BawmlaatM stxkiS 0~ «*• cant bottle ef RADWAT'H REA RELIEF will 4a mora not. u4 aa. bs >mI mor* aurymm. tea. law <ataaa ««faaAa4 aay attar euMialua la was. GUARDIAN'S SALE. READ WHAT HUH WKHCOT^WATH. 1866. CROCKERY I ,t. To deduct one-half on all unwash­ ed buik fleeces. 2d. To deduct oae-lbirt^pn all waahed buck fleeces. 3d. To deduct one-third on all other unwa,bed and black fleeces. 4tb. Tn make proper deductions on all Cotlad or dirty or greasy, heavily twmed And is sold at a reduction from former Prices. and other unci.ndiponrd wools. 5th. To report fur prOMCutiou at law for fraud in ail attempts te cheat or de­ TUUMG MARRIED PEOPLE ceive as to Hie under cunditlutt of Reeces in relference to tegs, manure, and dead DP.VTZ4ZZ TO ATAMirX OOS STOOX. wool.—Adrtrtucr *nd Tribune is the largest ever brought to this mart, / E»l£© WineojTar CHANCERY BALS. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. All parson, bavinreU,“" a«»lo“ tb> £ta/r,/ A tato-, Zu Aa arlicit of deeaaMd. era hereby notified and "UU*”'’ A Cuolrba Hxmipt.—Tbe National /att/byraerr says that tee following rem­ edy for the cholera saved threw hundred hies, when the cholera raged in Washiiigi.-a a few >eara smew, it is no lass sadd.Tof Vctober. A. D. 1»AS. 1 itasabacritar. rfin tive tn cbulara morbus and ordinary Unwii Ctarrt <A.MMMM«r ia end of tarry cawulr, d'artKaa: * OLD LADIES dr FAIR MAIDENS Um part laudanum. IMS. alow. o'clock I’. M. el tbe north front - (Jt>« part aa tupho rated spiri L dooroflheCourtHouse ofuld tarry eotorty.,1a Two paria liwctare of ginger. WILL PLEASE TRY IT. l'«o parts capsicum. '• 'Dime— One teaspoonful In a wioe-glaae quarter of aactioa nember Thirty-Oae [»I.J In ■>f water. If tho case ia obstinate repeat PROBATKOKUUK.-.STATE OF M1C11JGAJI ClITOfl 31AD£ jin: dose i» three nr four hours. ^MaeeMionTr toe I'rntato Counter toe Coen Dlal.XFKtTAMTS. M hat to Get and Hew to Cm thoM. I i.e people have been told over and »g«i« Di procure dieiul'^Unta, but Jf4jrC7A67L'ArZ» 70 OAoAfr. .u< . ■ « UUU,lot lord a. to lhr l>val Mf.w ' etr. t >r Urainlecting puipoiwa they ahyuid ‘ HV THE VKKY DE3T OF WORKMEN. peuMie. e p,..|ag ttal too Reel Rotate ofteMde­ Aad at the Lowr.l Foaalbte Rate., Tor lolluwing may be relied upou, m lay be pwUUoned end dlttrtbated aaobg OUABhlAS'S SALE |.«b1, bring recuinineiidrd <iy an aektmwl’.** H*. ordered that Meader toe 2d edged authority in Military inaUera. Let every one ibat WV’” B*""» v0111 Shoaa Julv aexi, - --------1-----------------------IBMlMMdl For diainfrctuig cliitbing in the waali, Examine (Our Slock. the Gelre I get alkatiiH perman'janalti, and mix one ’Of 3S Aw hay^teli J Out* BOURBOM V*HJS*CY. Pine Tree Tar. arzrjMSxE*— HUattMagOya Wtettj tarloy, fra.It wffltt' "h fetoXVtart^t to’dUfrtyefraategeott, ?.SirR^^z,R“5sriR.“tt ea?sA!K3*££1rras x ounce with ten gallon, of water. Tbit ia an etpenaive but powerful diainfecUinL The in.wt pvrniativat and powerful an tl«eptie to be ueed about filthy plnooe m c.r’»iuic Midi, and coal tar compound.. - Oimmdn c»al'tar, front gaa worfca, pfewMM <11 tee dieinfeciuig propertiea Urceewry, a hen Heed a. psiul, h»r Cwllart, *anlt». eie ?5 . Sulphate .if iron, or copperae, it tbe eTrapewt awl m<«l effective dieinfretsnt Un* for piivi-e, drain, aii.l l«>ul fl>~ir4. «*'.:mr.|;, p . .ertul *« * •ImtutaUuit SOLI AND SllVEt WATCHES 1 Purify Your Blood ken u aRrrtBgWodieta. mbbIbbI m5£TbbT^Ibap SW3. ll. DR. CROOK* Vegetable Extract. Ia a grral Fnxnrtrr of H».IiU It nmorea all arapdta Aieaarr o(Hm aa loora, Viarple., Blaicbo. Paatalea, N'' A, * «il DR.BICWLOW Our MMirtmrat of own.’ Shirts and Drawers S.PH L S I. aaearpaaeed. If yea want to b:e H E» "W -A- E IbA , Don't faU to look al our aaaortmeat. iViJizrtoSrcs.iyrf ^1^1. cuiLMItiMONEBS NOTICE. Belair of John Lockhenrt, deoeawd. B.aav Cocavr Face ire Oreica. I HMa.ega May M*. lota I VEGETABLE Ku Cold Caoiyeelto tioaUea S-PH-L-8 REMEDY’. Poeltlwiy Cures. V.OQold CompMlte Lepiai” r Michigan. jigTHEjg TA1»DVHK>, OaardiMi of«*lil MInure. Dated. April Irth, IBM. . «Prt7w7 «oe SeM JHI’er cue Lepine It Will Become the Stuiari BeaMy. UNITED STATES StriKSHi ESH 'WCiiEKS. Factory, CAMDEN, If. J. Im description of tbe dieeaae aad tta disorder "tolls, ii to Ml free bvJWL Dr Crook'. PAYTOS.OHJO, Peoprtetora. FUR THE INDIES, I. EITEIBIOOK It CO W- 'tteve a vi v.v ^sMir. Uni* wwvtr'Vm-n- WHEFJEim. warbanvid to suit. Al.. NUBIAS. HOODS. *e. I«rtify teat Frank A^en-' U.OS bounty sad bMk.J*d Stml'Pbw Mawiftatrtciton HOrFIKS Ik AMWAY Duiaaa Dr WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY I kind, end of tho latorrt Ftab ions end beet * ’ Quality. . ■ . -Manafoetbriag ^d tapalrlng ef JtwUry ga etart beta* a*d to the beat ttaanar. WAREHOUSES: 403 ARCHTEPH^ADELPniA. k£cEk£2£&2uS 49. JOHN ST. NEW YORK. The beet way to get ttt of a sangh or eM IM Seek Early a Inn Keitel. jifiLriHE MOHfiY. NO SCMTONWC Wa lav. la aooaaalo. will 0*r Swra, WWAfTP A DWYER, ana wmuta (DAIPS, ynras, MiiHwary aid Straw Gaals, ttleb o-*' uauV|imnu*«ww. Benzoin llOWARO AT EASTERN »o. M wmt M4n’ ALL.KIHN OF PRICK6. J4CKSO*. «ic». Job Printing, tden Start noRewsta la lb. tasl ASSOCtATTON. Elixir, �“MORE IMTH 3BCO BOTTOM OUT T-OXV THE Old Establishment I DRY GOODS Grea'-er Inducements M-crwxo STOBB! tlAM* I AM NOW OFFERING Importent elections ere soon to be held in various States, and the loyal men are preparing for tbe contest. Hear wUt they have to aey. it te the voice of tbe east and of tbe vest, and Mlt« tbe voicn of tbe Ametoon people after the 8th of ■ext Novemhen V■aitpirr.—Tbe Republican Blate Coo­ ' Vtttiou WM held on the 20th inst. Tbe foHnvHngars the nominations for State Foa,9orn>ro«-Tbe Hon. Paul Dill­ ingham of Waterbury; LxxurGorxasoa —The Horn A: B. Gardner uf Benning­ ton; both are the present incumbents; ThKLBcaxa—John A. Page of Montpel­ ier, in tbo place of John B Page of Kut- Tbo resolutions are brief. Tbe first de­ clares that no ecbnme for the restoration of the Rebel States should bo UJlerstod ■which does not place the powers of the Government in tho loyal people of tbo Tbo aecond insists that every ache me of restoration la imperfect which ia not baaed on equal righto and exact justice for all irrespective of colqr or race. Tho third expresees a desire for the speedy restoration of the seceded Statea; but In­ aisle that a loyal representative ahould be becked by a loyal cunalituency, and that aa our institutions have been saved by the loyal, tu them belong theit; remodel­ ing and future preservation. Tbe fourth acknowledge the eervioee of the soldiers of the country, and de elaree that they ahould nut be forgotten in the distribution of official hunuro and emolumeuia. The fifth make. appropri­ ate allusion to tbe deaths of Senators C..Ilamer and Foote, and mourns their un> timely decease aa a Slaw and National calamity. The sixth dedaree that they will tight for impartial euffniga and equal rights for all until every citadel of a barbarous ■lave civilisation is overthrown and tbe nation becomes one great free people building their future upon the ruck w equal and exact juetiee fur all mec. Tbe Convention was Isrgo and harinu- A Mom- Raiuioa»—“Brick” Pomo roy, of Lacrosse Drwxrat, racently took a trip over tbe Michigan Central Road. He says: Lost night ws left Chicago for Detroit st 530 by the Michigan Central Rail­ road-arrived in this city on time to a minute, at 630 this morning, more than pleased with tbe fine condition this road fa ta and the model passenger ears in which it te such a pleasure to ride.— Tl.em is no bolter managed road in the world, certainly no belter pst-nnixrd or better riding cars, than the Michigan Central. Its energetic managsr, Mr. Rica, is entitled to great credit for his ability, tact and attention to business.— There are fewer sccidents on the Michi­ gan Cnnlral than almost any other ro*d in the Union. The babinem at Chicago ia so well looked after by tbe efficient General Agent that the travel on this line and route to New York is rapidly Inereaaiag. It ta the route to tbe great oil fields of Canada, which of late have at­ tracted so much attention. Those of our readers who like a good road, dean ears, etc., will bear this item In mind. To the above “Brick" should ha»e ad­ Owo.—Tbe Union Stale d^vention' nominated for Secretary uf State, WilEarn Henry Smith uf Hamilton; Judge cf tbo Supreme Court, J. Siu ot Butler; Board uf Public Works, Joh^-M. Barrare. The following resolutions were adopted: That tho Union party of Ohio having auslan.ed the General Government durteg a tour gears' successful war against tbe united efforts of Robvl. South, and partisans North, pow dqmand that peace should bo established on such stable Iuuddalions that rebellion and secession will never again endanger our ualioeal exist­ ence: . Iluolvtd. That this Convention fully Indorses the amendments to tbe CuoatiluAivn-proposed by Congress to tbe Lag:*IsUirea of tbe Stales as a liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment; and the Union par­ ty/of Ohi«> pledges it their united and hearty support. J Rttototd, That tbe nation owes to the heroic men of ourarmy and navy a debt | of lasting gratitude for their palnolie eorvice* in defense of the Cunalitution aod • Union, and wo urge upon Congress the duty of equalising bounties; and while weaker tab, with lender affection, the armk uric. of Allen braves, we pledge to their widows and orphans tho nation's cars and protection. lows.—Tbe lows resolutions are more explicit. The four first are devoted to reconstruction, aod besides endorsing tbe pogsy of Congress, so far ai it goes, they go beyond it, aod demand equal rights to all men. Uninumidalod by the eeoees Ion of Mr. Benton and a fiiw other galvan­ ised Democrats who, for a time, sought to plant themsel ves off upon their neigh• buri as Republicans, the Union party of Iowa speaks the truth io clear, emphatic tones, such as thrill the hearts ot loyal men every where. Hoar them! ' JSreobfrf, That the first aod highest du­ ty of our free Government is to secure Ki all its citizens, regardless of race, re­ ligion or eolor, equality before tbe law, equal protection from it, equal responsi­ bilities to-it, and to all that have proved .choir loyally by their acta, an equal votes In making it ded, and at Marshall and Niles, tbe best dining halls in the country; and then, brief as Is the item, the whole truth would Woodland Iximb, I Juno 18th, 1866. f Whereas, It has pleated Almighty( God to visit us. and call from us our friend and brother, Chas. Hart; tbere- 5. That wt> are in favor of the stiforcvtntmt uf tbe Mobrue D<driiH>, and that we extend tejdl jieumie Mroggliag to pr»eerve uwtiecialiiy and liberty our warm set sympathy. —Q. That we arc in favor of the equali gifou LiflU bout'.;o< uf the soldiers & NEVINS, |RY IOODS, D Yankee Notions. Stftinu’ We have one of tho beat Beloded Stocks In the Mar­ ket, of ail kinds of Goods, usually kept in * Variety -CTrr.nnraM, nroMS.ffl*®? sbiseev taec±ws«»n',« ALL WARRANTED. Sewing Machinest, . u. tert MAKERS, rt Mnaftatems pri >aaes »»o»«. WHITE Koehlaes all Warraaled Perfect. GOODS, MACHINE FINDING &C. FM#W lit -n Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, A Uniform Prices, Aod don't mH you worthltM Fegar aud CARPETS, ‘.3? OXX, CLOTHS, Mats, Rugs, &.C., &c. AB MO NY . — J. M. •< <*•**• * mnor HILL Raaliago Jfay 1. IMS. Good Tea at one Dollar. a eao«e. a mmo utai'D'o *—• “ __ a. a. N—. c_»““ GROCERIES. mots ASTROLOGY, Music Lewons in (lL<reeeopy.)J«!J^t Full Assortment of WE SELL AT Ar ths UNION STORE or jfBTOH & WAHH. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. AT THE S0a»B* OMOORMT. E. H. DUNNING, I..IM M'M.a.-'M •» aaocaaim Wall Paper, To Everybody. Ths greet hope, however, of Hasttega for an outlet. Is ths Grand River Valley Rallrond, which te now being graded and tied, aod promisee an early oumplelion. Hastings and Ite surroundings has contri­ buted a heavy trade to thio city. Her people and oura have always been on the besibusineoe terms. Her interests and cure have been idonttoel, and wo shall Stales lately in rebellion belongs, through hell her uuUel M ■ success which the their repreeentativM in Cungreea, to the people who have subdued the rebellion and preserved tbe Nation, andjnot to tbe Exscutivs alone. ____ _ X. Tbal -we heartily approve of tbo su |.r Butsjoint resolution lately passed by the Sen Gold closed in New York on Saturday ■te end Hoose ofRcpremmtatlves In Cun'________ , ereas assembled. pr..p.*mg to the Legi.- at tl ADj- Jatursa of the several Statee an addition al article, by wgy of amcedment to the Faders! Constitution, and that we pledge the ratifyfog of thet amendment by tbe Legislature at loyal Iowa kk That, in the firm and manly adher teen of Uo Union party ta Cograao to Ibeabovo principles, we reongntM new gdiranteea of tbe safety of tbe Nation, aad we heartily pfodge to Qmgrese uur russ: itesofMd, That while thia event de­ prives our society of our esteemed end promising member, ar d while we bow in , aubmlwion to the divine will, we wilfever' J cherish the remem berance of his affection­ ate disposition, and his attachment to our society. , , AvaoW. Thai ws truly and deeply HUELl Baatiaga, May Ttb, 1M«. sympathize with hit afflicted friends in the lues uf one so dear, aud one who gave so . bright a prospect fur future usefulness. Rttolotd, 'rhat we will testify our re­ spect to the memory of brother Hart by the usual badges of mourning upon our p«ra--ns and rooms. Ruolrtd, That a copy of these resolu­ tion' be prevented to the afflicted friends, ■nd be entered Upon the Journal of our aciety. and that the editors of our county papers be requested to publish the same in their papers. partial judge 1 "If there are any, wb» characterise this , aa a bsckwuods town, they sbuuid post themselves, and then take back the be»e insinuation. It te neat in all ite appertenanoes f.w residences ; while many fine new omb are going into But, if we should speak uf anytumg here it must be of ita increasing business- Fifteen places of business, including two fins brick blocks, are In process of cmplstioc.— Those already up, mostly, or all of wood­ en structure, are well filled with goods. Three Drug Stores; al tbe h«ed of which, we observed that of our friend F.D. Ackley, sr bo bas left the quill aod scissors as editor cf tbe Pioneer, and fitted up a Drug Store, which for taate and bMDty we seldom see surpassed. We are under obligations to him for oourtesis which be has •<> long dispensed as an editor, and a diversified experience, which be is using to success in his business as druggist.— Two newspapers, Banner, Itepubl.can, Being dally receiving Goods from <be • f... n...at tho Great Decline Raolitd, That in tho death of Chea. Hart we recognise tho hand of an alwiae Providence,'wbuae ways are pest finding out. that we are hereby reminded uf our own mortality, and admunlabed to be al- Hast isos.—The editor of the Battle Creek Jootmal visited this village recent­ ly, and on hm return printed the follow­ ing notice of our -back-woods town." The question is, was be in condition by the time be reached home to be an Im­ totbi THAN EVER BEFORE, The Place to Buy have been told. • ’ COUNTRY TRADE . Variety Grocery Store, ®DDB AS rJHB IKBBTI Window Fixtures, a IH1NI. ■ Window Curtaina, .mure *• AND CHEAP AS THE All Omro at-Mr Old Stabd CHEAPEST! Gsxatlt Rxsccaa Paicaa. NO HUMBUG ! C. WAtELEE, •OR 8ALX-^f • of section « 13 Retlamf. A NEW FEATURE! I a. aboet epee lag la ceaavcUoa wilb my oltxr Battle Creek. Mich. “• aiw.1 1KO Ite A«i—- •- AftniCLAU HARDWARE STORE M- D._ Dr. EUGENE vkuteau. Jr. THE NATlONALDlMFENlUlir.lSTABLUnj:d tus. Hix joon of oorivsUvd ssoeoes is tbseereof erere feneofprivsto dlsoooa testent to oHkor AT TBE COMN EM CROCKRY, ' *f ?»IGirTnSdJa‘7Ur. O». <U.r M.I of J H. &ovdy«r a Co a StoreBastian Feb. Itti ISM. tf E. H. DUNK1XG. Infomc tta PaMio ttal Urelr Stock of HARDWARE of all kinds, ••“jBKFSfanuSow ObV tor salo; price W psv acre. H. Wbmst. TNtRBT BATE F.rraiog Lnd. for Ml' in town. P of Dm. Hopkte' aod Monterey. Alleges soaaty ; orcregv price sheet IS per sera. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! Earilv o»d 'pvodiH cured nd mry trsco ofiU tenlUv vffMtt vrsdteaM bornite.jstew, w>lb- p|FOM SAL^a^n. oui drtoolioo frem te.iores Ions mo teu IMPROVED FARM Pt>R SALK.—1W ooreo^n. nlW from Middleville, 110 sens improved; gate Is gnsrrtlyk.pt up to Ita waste of lbs poopl'. and will be sold at EATIR8 AND ICEC1EAM ALL STYLES. OF SUMMER HATS. Railroad Prices, Adding Trsaspcrtalloa; and coea'au mainly ot GROCEY Nails, Stoves, .nd MsrrtervGs.de, mI as vxplml Kre te Lnr, TIN WARE ef ALL KINDS, ef hto ewa sod Bsssty. Ceslalsisg M> psgM and ito plstss nrtkte to THE book yoe wsai prtov te esste. MassteclBre, ■■< Warranted Gsod. 8«ed for oer aplradld Cluster ssataislsr wen laqmauty sod of for so porter qssJIlJ to soy ol STOVE PIPE, os-uilrd ’•pampblvta." Reeirmber tbst <n SAP PANS, Ibv aeod a writtea reply to a f™ DR*TaCKPOJCS ORIENTAL LINIMENT Shelf Hardware, ROPE, ORINn-STONIlS, Farming Tools of all kinds, « paints. LABH. ’ DUTTY AND ■nrOODEN WAKE. STORE. Ladies will please call before purchasing. Miss £. WILCOX Bnrtlep, April». ISM, FIRST CLASS EATiNO AND ICECREAM SALOON, Per GENTLEMEN aad LADIES. No palm wUl bo spared te make it the place e JDJUIAIB JBSSOJBT, KAFL. For all wbe appreciate tbv ills MrfoeUy oafo sad nover folks to p" oattofoetln. III. lb. only nraandMf.prvmtaUT. art. ji.'srs; DEUCAOme Wd HABMTZBS Lk*JACEBONH FRE3CB PATENT MALE ^inobirfotM or Moderate Drioters who dosire to return., tart taro found it dUkult tu refrain, en wholly tredieato oil dre.re for »ny kind of bqoor. by o4n^Dr. Rettert's AeU-Afoebeito Osayepd BLEACHING AND PRESSING. Soda Fountain la alao ia saessssfidl oponUon. ’ .prttaS. Mlthlgtu. oftb.rr.H The Glory of Mrs is Strength. The Gierr.of Maa is Strewfth. A"•K-K.'TS; Ka.uotoM. ndBoa.tart Woaknoos, th. re.ill of LANDS FOR SALE. t, aadwiiMa'BW - •*- ta tjfd see SO, In * Groceries, \UL ARR‘ HARNESS SHOP, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-07-04.pdf 8f2c5be497a52f48af77ba42383666b0 PDF Text Text gbo. jtEW KO. 10. HASTINGS,-BAHHY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, I860. VOL. XI. NEW ADVERTjSEMl ■ ■ Dill.'' c-^:‘ T*ir rww LaasrV ."FaBTAwnn Tom—Y* GiJdeUll flutter* bMwaae l»Wrf Inver* if thia Mwd of amusement should j189—at 153 on Saturday—and mi priwP 1 b* fimnd at’th* Hasting* Hone* on the , aDVKRTSBUBTO MUTiT^: yfjtrS "S iRi _ evening'of the 4th. “A Bow Danes" 1 la premteaff. circus or no eirwae. ’word* we asported MO.QOQ.OOO mbreof gold than *r* imp-—-5 tel-St.- Mfiuencaa otf th* 1 Paratone.—Tba people of Middleville tat with wtiat InoMvwv* — —----------are fc> have an old fashioned re-union on The premium fluttering' to ward* 1W the 4th. Urta is just what ought U> ha»e must answer. !□ th* mean time all bualnakw seems bran in Hastings. But .Tbornappla i» Ui b* ehaoe—chis w with double and sin­ gle entry. Prudent merchant* find it bard to buy at a svfe commlwiinu, or to Wool.—Now la th* time to sell your sell at a sale profit. Shre*d money­ High pricM rule the market.— dealers reap large gains, and W a!! St. <>nc« Phillipa Bad Beutiay. will pay' lb* A««l- more ray is io a, war delirium of gold gambling. , W* baar of comblmrthiits to **< /trite. Sea advertisement ia oar cub affect tba prlc* of gold, to put Mt up and pul fl down, to damage naifoual credit, to erects a panic. The war has b**t> over As Emo*.— Wa notice that our-*o- lor aixteen- month*, the country la gain­ temporaries, in spaakiaf of th* re-nomi- ing naw strength, and yet our eurrvney, nst.ua of'll.®. Eli B. Waabburw, of Illi­ our comment, our business, the lewbof tredfc tbq'Hch man’s cdrguaaand thep«inr nois, for CoogrMB, atstea that if *i*c«rd, man’s loaf, ar* still at th* tnerey of des­ it will be bis nirteentk suwaasiva term perate nfa'Wbo seek personal g*iu no in Conaraae, TAsa se -■* error. Mr. matter bow many suffer. Where must this e.nfil ‘ If w* tall * Wwhburn was first elected to Congress from.t!>e then First District Io lUmms. ship *bove Niagara Falls, and steer di­ re* for Uf'e rapid*, its logical fat* Is easi­ at tl>* PreaidMllal alectioo la Naven^gr ly comprehended. If we omtlnue ex­ 1868. Revoluiiontxing that District and porting gold at the rata of <3h0.000,0(K) being elected over the then iocumbent by a y e*iy w> 'koovr that a Criais muit come. a majority of 323. We m*y, however, and labor—uuderaoid, superseded, de­ be permitted U> add. that if the people <>l stroyed by foreign produce and tabor.— It means that ra.ber than develop our own re^iurcea, and *pel>d tSHO.OOO.OOO on American indiistry, «e prefrgto imfx.ri lorvign manufactures V*d fty from grurwlay <>n*A,‘.n00 to 50-per cent additional premium fur », waa hnm2ht •* Che luxury I ' Justice Gear on charge of “disordrrSo-nar or later this moat stop. Lm us be wiee noir, nod the end may be* lesson for good—a BMily-leanied lesson, but no more. W* mint bar* a tariff that will put a dam up>-n this vast g"ld IS Prafcrat, Utrenaui ,C. A*- ^^iteiaeCFtedamh 8. HaJ«. >UJ Jebs F. HaaUr, ra.rn.rs. Iberv.n Mi luilb that ba rt I. MU «'t- redI eelaasbekteg. i* M. J.MUUon dwKtibad. aUr<««l <* -.awteiaterarwtlimd [m. H-HAvroan, Pounds Wool The Rebellion RecgIiD, Edited by Fun Moobb. ivjijyrrED msrx tot.BHtea ail >ct><rwtA*f, PHILLIPS & BEhlLEi'S NEW CASH STORE, For Witlch tke Hlgfocat Market Price Are Yon Insured! not, call at the Insurance Agaccy of GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Over Roberta Ac Striker's Drug Store. BMOi aad nen cl«ar aad dwUncl sarraL’'*. frusv wbfe. New Te*k. BmIsb. aM Haa Fnaeiwa. *te> T*>» IXilwtelfti. /■<—, Sfom. > u. teat. lUc Tai VolCS >1Z T» VglUfiMr Psbm.—* Of the Republican political praas of Ver­ Our currency must be mont, /eur/rea have declared unoondi- Without thia, prutectivn la ciouaJh'ftrJustin S. tfurrlh. for tbs Sen- a mere reaper's *<«g—and ata at the aurcaas»r of Judge Cdiamer, ncut value. The people Ir wages of labor shall ni>t be sixty or eevroly per cent lea* than the value of la­ bor—that an hour of hard work shall re ceive its value in hard gold. CoHgrvsa lias the majri part of thia to do. Det. the duty U duo'cl—Nine IFort Tribu»». k “Untie 8*in?’ We tru arrangement may prove edit fur the better,_and th-os are tliat it*will be'i Uwiob Sabbath 8cim>«. Cklbbmatiom. ■We Irani that there is to be a eelebr* •n b^^hc.children qpimrctsd with ran­ D*u4.j«)y *.i«s* k Estate of Geor*r W. Set rd. re ofjiniaujiy. <***<»■/ tt»rrt. * ... -f ✓KmThi Diha-W* I**1* C-art for the cnw< Wil- ham Tagir, a young lad living about• mil* and a half northwest thia village was terribly lacerated by a' need ddg,' doe day lust • eek. H« is bow attrtjded by Dr*. Upjohn and Hoberta, Mft'frum wbat we hear, tbrre seems to be little huftr. fur the unfortunate lad.. “gi-sHim -ma Btrnirmr dugs In creatiiwi. and that the less of them ' permitted t» live the Utter fir society. in the first District of tliirSlatft has been removed, and Gen. Loom is, oftnefalnoiie Utimi* tyvltefy, late InteO appointed a. successor. Support "Tba Government" for Andy i* roming! Hurry .*pj Into line.—Pionrer. Th* exact value of getting into “An­ dy’s IrtMi" *iH perlwpa be IwUsr appricisled *• inform the reader that tils’ Senate could nut arc It, and Gen. Lm'Niis ii not U. B. Rwiunr. jn the fiM District of thieBtate, he not having been ' confirmed. W. McCMEA. S *WUw.te neater io Oroesrir.. Confretlen. MdsJ»Oj.«ters.- error SfelWiASS— IOCS, IO »«,U ■■•—Ta:r.«poa^lisi-rderadtbal Tuesday, th* »1*» day of Jolt, usual *1.1 n'ateck in tb» vwi>mi|wj for the titering <*f said eettUon. mA Uni tbs Heirs al law of saiddareeaerl sn* ell sUirr L-<isouaiiasrv*l*4iASafdMtataMWt*gtUtaw ....... .. . ..r ..’.a thrn to be yr»««r of ths petition** should not be grtStaS And ilisfurlhsr ordered, tkai Iba.MliUw *i»r eerie* to ail wrauas intsrwlcd in said nt sfih. pand'M' of .Aid petition. and lbs liter thrrroa, bv caaalne a copy of this notice i srtsr to U publltbed in the “Hsakinn »ar v<»>*r pruned andeireulalidgta»sMC«> If of Barry, for threeadedssafvewva».|l»uvii Conte day of bsarier. fAUsasopr.l HHKRMAX C. FRI-IDLE. c~>. »«• cieo. w. wicxiAaU, ig’t; " “ja&h »M lb* Hev snath sailors were UlMlJa Ha* GOLD & SILVER! B1BABCIAX C*UI* sssa.-.tt.-'itTSL. >100,000 in Greenbacks. C.MMtTTMi.—On Tbaraday f Charles I.ETTF.R» REMAINING UN CI.A USED W. PaulTn* of Midi! lev ill* Was commit­ to enter into any such contracts, and moreover decline tt> sell tickets to the individual Feniuif wlu/ are babevsdtu be <m Ui-* way aid in an attack upon charge of forgery. . It acenva frumlba ippawt facts in th* thia country. Such conduct is worthy of ted tn jail In default of bail in t&Oth «n owe, that Pauline was elfcted cotutebf* of Th..mappie io IF«5. end lading to Cblbbbatkib DlBBBk, at Schuppan’s find parlies w lllipg .to , bltttWI •‘(OMy f,,r Ice Cceauiaaluou, July 4th. B« sure to him, he f.rged th* nAm^ofptrllrt to his limk fur the “Blob buv’" »«uth side of Itell bond. He wm brought before our State StK-ct. ' t u/' . _ -j . 8S.2H SlTSl ter M«*lev. Ootd Watef.. IhsAm.te Rim. „ say M ft Jewelry os ear Jjsl br Ous l«eBar. B&XD 14 CEXTd TUR A CKRTIHCATA. / tn all IrsosaiUocs be nail, w* abalf. chars* ter iOTtaetjrx ’sK lbs r«OBe«* ia aval tastSitit'KW'iSir wkew bun. for the binary, *rd coniiulttrff?0” ibe latter charge, no exsmmution h«* yet bwn bad. though Uiarc ■ la said. M» ^au»o doubtoffals guilt. : that oo Tuesday evatyug, .ok Uat Steak, ' Mrs. Maloy, who fender a feW mijoa ' nortbeast of thia vMlafe, was some­ . BhaiwuBhilgs- though not dangerously, iqjurad by 4igMBW».-:u Jonsllth, IM*. Aw / _i.7 Hope.* ■3" ... w^’^xsesv .-tx^-sLasiStet 'ewetMcftte Cbspvwa asitere. M*aMH Tanas.—1 he Springfield. (Masa)Nefmbhtm ie responsible for this shocking pe.egreph; ?■ tba Ceurve of Sir Mahthl\_ Soma enterprising manufacturer is intnajuciug.s hoop skirt which quite rnir1260.000 ------- — 1250,000 psstea tba “liUer*.” If adtMtegeB arc that the sliglitcit movement ahowe the ankles, and a brisker on* the knees, a bile a quick turn of the b ^dy, to way nothing of windy days, ei White a great deal mure. He arkuuwirdgra that the c<>urteMn» of maces awerk af • legsl salbortty." . Jt is a “ National Wurlu1 New York are the first Ui wqar this pew style; but they were also fbe firgltp'dis- ONE D0LXAK EAdll WITHOUT The mol cf ail o«r BlUwnee. r, corn the beauties of . the •‘Glteta,” and ■ Regard iu value I And not to b* women who would recent being called paid- Air until you know what <150 000. A grand Masonic fair is to imtuodesV*r* m-w wearing the latter. ‘ you-arc to receive. be inaugurated in September. A ganarr?T After TiiJSB wnk Scrnut fmrn Liver domreceivivig the article ■aus rivalry Seems lu parvads the Order. plsinta may rely upon the RtJ Jytktl . if |t doe* hot. please you, Biltire, because they derive firnm this-anyou can return ii and your owney Coin, Coldbb, Culdbst.— Ackley's ,ti-billivur propetlira immediate and cer­ sparkling ^da water. He baa one of tain rtLaf whan all the usually prascribthe bo’t [uuu terns In toe state, and the .•J reu.rdio imvf proved' vk:I>.K'. Water which It dispense*, is truly deli­ NUHTRAKD, ibe CaUiater, 1» BnMwaj. X. T. Wutin to BlaMx!—If pwpU .fcro* JfoAt IMtral 7krsw A> Agente. Semi/er elune. Try it! ■ thin and emaciated, and fairly fiftyrttft By Ctrenlar. ■ . inchM from the ravages of dyspepsia ttid indgaatioh, and who will pn* «tieh peo­ rorrroKjExlHrf’ n pays the loll..wing merited compliment ple, io,tbclr distress and euflVing, louur Midtigan Rail Readi, for their they neglect tn avail lhemwnV*e of; the Thr tolled Slates Prize C«*tert« otilj/ remedy yet discovered ’that wilt course in the late Fenian seure: tbcip, wbidl we b»v* again snJ The Michigan Central and the Michi­ agnlh repeated and rooomntetiaM as u gan Soutiieni railways should be remum- certain qur* fur dyspepsia—we refer to be pressuled le Ueket boiders. tncludlug . bared with grauturte by the Canadian C>-a's IJysMpiui Cure. Il is befrainly people. While all tbc other railways in the greatest luiraelo of th* age, fi<f ii the United States charter whole train* to cures all disorder* <>f the atomneb ahJ the Eenmn* at reduced rates fur carrying bowels. -r - -_______ Masonic.—The New York Grand t>-dge is now in aessinn representing six­ ty thousand ecviva Maaooe in that State. Tiiry iisvr a piujsct in lurnd f-r rearing in the city of New York an a«ylum for the aged, the indigent and the orphans of of the Maitiaa. Tba building is to cost *300,000, and to be located in a central portion. This plan originated with a p<M>r laboring Mason who bad laid up a liula money, to devote it lu the c-uiea ul widows and orphans—one silver dolJar. Tliat small sum baa increased lu is Bahiiatb achrm.a in North frying. to­ il. We trust a g>->d time is being et>- •/ KfSffS TAKJSN. ON LIBBRA. TERMS. ' SXBE fcir. Ties �• ,ut barlow &G oold •seen.VBSj *1,000.000 Worth Jfitrrara Bctitts. foar moatbs ia reusing thrvagh Tas Post. Tea Fust is S1M p«Hi>bin< other storks of great In­ break Om csiled --Adriana- WUlwa think iatet•rt ladiaa parilralarty. As "Tfa Whits Blare ’ will ba Cusuusnocd la Um Aral number «r Jaly those wiahlag u pmwrwUsan ** w If Uwy abases by simply seteeribfog fur tbs laalslx mosUs cf tba year. Pries »l.i3 fbr six mouth. . or for Tas '&uicllanji. ■<jj ' husband whose opening path of life led towards the pit hiu. which the lured ones of other dey. Ud fallen. -But,*’ I asked myself, “why did she stances 1 might have been more co! asd csUottU in Sty spSMh; and wUl do you nut tell ma tho whole truth!" 1 found no difficulty In answering tU suppiss, dear readers, the attending cir quoetfan. She bad shrunk from wound­ ccntstanees wervl I’ll tall y.w candidly. I was a little bested with wine. 1 had ing tny feelings. I know bow sensitive drank just enough to warn, my blood and shs vrax. and I knew that ate was afraid offending me. I’erhap* she thought givs my brain an active Impulse, andof ------------—------------------ ------------my words were om cboesn as 1 should ms proud and headstrong zz enough to re­ have chi wen (Um Ud the spirit of wino sent such liberty on her part, arid perbeen absent. As I walked towards my Ups aU imagined I might look upon any bums I aoeght to persuade my self that I explanation oo ber part aa tU offering of a-a ofa ber hand In conaideratkio of my roo*>unocoquette, nd tUt I might tU better ing tU wine cop, and that I might spurn enabled thus to reason I Ur <>Ssr. On Friday Jack Stanton left me. and hotel where I found a ft_ _ ____ panlond, and helped to dispuM of Ulf a On Saturday,evening t; called al Mary's boarding house. Mary herself anawerd<«rtt buttles of wine. ' ' On'the fallowing mnming’I awnits ed my sammooe. T" right hand move with the headache, and when I called U« saw me, and 1 saw mind the events of tU preceding evening quickly toward her I ting -Mary," said 1. e| calmly, for 1 I wmanythmg bnt bapny, I began u. realixe bow much 1 Ud luve^ Mary had a mighty airenf jf wl|l Uisupport to distress you; I Granville. There was an aching v»ld in my heart, and I wept aa I cuntemplated __ and 1 humbly ask my loss. It was my first love, and its that you will R‘*Fme an audience for a influence had penetrated every fibre of few momenta."/ Site went into tU parlor, and I follow­ toy being. The beautiful girl had be­ et, ma mi-ni dear tome than 1 could tell, ed Ur, closing the dour behind me. and and J groaned in bitter anguish when I wbrn wo were alone, she eel the lamp thought that she waa lost farwver. I bad , upon the tabla and motioned mo to a seal. “No,” said I. “1 will not sit down yet. rvra.lved that I would feel very angry and isdigwant, but when the sweet face Give me your hand, Mary." Mechanically the put forth ber hand, web called up to mental view such feel­ ing melted away, leaving me sad and des- and luiik it in my own. There waa a wondering look in ber eyes, and a slight OntU fidlowing Babbath I attended flush bad come to ber pale cheeks. “Mary," I continued, speaking alnwly church, where Lmw Mary once more.— She played the organ, as she had done and softly, and I know that moisture was for the past year, and a* her fingers swept gathering in my ayes, “you must answer over the keys, I fancied that I could de­ •me question.' Answer it as you please, led a tremulotunsM which I Tied never and take my solemn assurance that I ask noticed before. Was it only imagina­ it only for your own good. Tell me, do tion, or wa» it really a ptainliveoea*—a y«o love mcl No, no-do not take your hand away vet. Answer tps if you can. sadneasin the expression of her niusicl To ma it eeemed at times aa though Fear not— O fear not; for I had rather the organ moaned and wept. It was go intn endleaa night than do you wrung. like tbe wailing of tbe daughters of Zion Tell me, Mary, do you love tuel” “I cannot speak falsely,” she trem­ by tbe rivers ot-Babyfan. When the services were over, and we blingly whispered. “For my own peace, went out from the church. I saw Mary’s perhaps I loved you loo well." “Listen tome ous moment," 1 added, (ace. it was pale and wan, aa though she had been sick. What could it bet Was drawing h»r nearer to nr, when I have she suffering as I had aufleredf Tbe told you whatl have to tell, you shall be thought flsined upon oie that some oce tba judge." She diinut strive to free her hand, but might have told ber something to my disadvantage. 1 had enemies in tbe vil­ looked up eagerly in my face, and ber lage—enemies who envied ms because I «d Inherited some wealth—and I fancied lanes who envied me the love of Mary “He was toy beslfrirnd when we wer* Granville. Another week passed, and 1 became al college, and my friendship has not ud and lonesome. My business was Irk- grown Ires. He earns to we me, and sy.ine t» me, and my books and papers t-dd me the trials and sufferings of one of sfli.rded no respite. In fact, I c«'uld not the school-mates ol his earlier day *. Oh, read, for my mind waa never upon the Nary, I know well why my hand was page bvfore tne. Another Bablmth at refused, and I blame you mil. It fnay be church and I mw Mary again. She was that our paths will, be different thnutgb paler than before, and her eyes looked as life, but you shall al least SBcnr that bs whom you lose will ap live that be shall though aha Ud been weeping. During the succeeding week I received nos be unworthy of yaiur kindest remem­ a visit from my college chum, Jack Stan- brance. 1 know that I have hitherto ron, who bad just opened a law <4fice at wandered lathe path ui danger, bul hence­ forth I anj free from the dread snare.— Berryville. After supper, Under the new light that has dawned up our coey.parfar smoking <: on me I b»ld the wine cup to be a fearful suggested that a bottle of wi enemy. 1 will shun ii as I would a cottie atnlwi Jack shook hl shameful life and a clouded death bed.— "No. Charley," be said, For my own sake will I do Chia, so that the wine far those who need ... my sainted mother, if she can look upon "Yon used tu drink. Jack." • Yea. but It never did me any good." her boy, can Mile approvingly upon the “And do you think that it ever did yuu course be has chosen. “And now, Mary, if at noma future any barm!" •'As to that I will not say; it never lime you should feel that you can trust shall d<< me harm. I know it has harm­ your happiness in my keeping, you will give me tome token thereof, and 1 will ed others who were as strong as 1 am.— By tbe way, Charlsr, Isn't Mary Gran- c»me and ask y<<u again for your band; and should it be my blesvrd lot to receive it, 1 sill devote every energy tn my be­ ing io n.aks yuur life a joyous and peace­ “D<> you kimw herT" I turned sway my free and pretended ful one.” I let g« her hands and bowed my head to have heard enmething al tU window. “I’ve seen Ur," I replied, when I had to wipe away a tear. I turned towards compoeed myself. ’’She plays the organ the dour, really intending to depart and give her time fur reflection, when she In the church." “She and I were schoolmates," pursu­ pronounced my name. I looked back, ed Stanton, “and speaking of wine brings and Ur bauds were stretched out towards ber to my mind. D<> you know snything nf ber early litel” ’ “Not now," I whispered. "I will not ask you answer yet. Watch me—prove ‘•Nothing," I answered. "Punr Mary! I never think nf Ur me. Only give me tu know that I have without feeling my rawilutiim of total ab- your love and will.”. I eb>p|H>d speaking, hr Mary’s head -tinKnce grow stronger nnd stronger.— When wo were school children together had been pillowed upon my bosom, and she was weeping like a child. “Now!,now!” she uttered, as I wound my arras about ber. “Oh, Charles, I never doubted your truth, I know you “He was vf a social disposition, and ia “No, Charles, It cannot be. A» a friend, 1 shall respect and esteem you; time it ccine tu pass that be waa often but I cannot U your wife. Bare com- grossly tautaicatra. Of course, under passion oc me and-do not press mo far­ such cirsunirianeea, «*»e of two things must happen—the man must reform or war." Mary Granville atood before me *» must sink. Mr. Granville did n*>t re she thus spoke, with Ur Urda Hasped form, and ere many t core be died a drunk­ ard's death, leaving Lis family in poverty and Ur bead bowed, trembling like an aspen, and I fancied there ware Wars in and suffering. “Tbomas, the son—four years older than Mary —became dissipated, and at the age of eighteen waa killed in a street fight in New York. Mrs. Granville aurvivsd hbr sun but a faw mouth*—a hau­ ls toly dying, the doctor mid, of a broken _ ly Ito wealth bad given increase , pm. r--------J spsrtlvv happioMa. But this unexpected uswer dashed aH my bright hope. u> tU vosnd. “pn yrw mean." T cried vehement!, “thatyou dienrim aval Am least tiB" “I Imvb you jo soured'and u-*~ “* he love that Us only hope that veer net you “Poor Mery thus left fatUrlem and motbsrlsM, without brother or sister, at the ago of fifteen, was forced to earn the bread which she ate—and nobly has done It. If you know her, Charley, you know <«e uftu noblest women that ever lived. Bet— slM’s lU matlerl Why, bless me, you look M pals as a ghost'” 1 struggled with oiymK end (old Jerk that I had swsllnwsd a lot of cigar smoke. I rose and opening one fit the eaaeniMii* stepped out on tba baloucy, * where (U fresh air restored me. At a late boor Jedi departed far lU Hotel, and aUul had retired u. my eUm- ble resolution and let me help you to keep Itl" I cannot tell bow long I stopped that evening. I can only tell tliat 1 was very happy, and that my prospect <>f the com­ ing year waa bright and glorious. Un tU lollowing day—a BabWith osl m and plceaeni—tbe organ gave forth a new strain. Tbe daughlere ol Zion were no longer in a at range land. They had ta­ ken their harps down from the wtllewa, snd within lU chambers of lU mw Tem­ ple, more resplendent far than tU old, they sang tho suttg that aforetime made joyous Um city of their Gud. Ail mark rd tbe grandear of tbe music that sprang into life beneath the touch of that fitir organiet ua that beautiful Babbath tmirning, and all aaemed knuved by inapira lion. To ma it waa like holy uutpouring* of a redeemed soul, and with bowed bead and folded beads I gase myself up to the sublime influence. As Mary turn­ ed ftum tU tastrameot I caught Ur eya Mine were dim with rnoistura, but Urs wars bright, gleaming with earapbie light. Ere many works lisd passed another baud pressed tbe keys ui tbe organ, for Mary was nut in tho choir. Bbu knelt before the altar by my ride—and over tuibutb the aged clergyman stretched bls hands with prayer and blessing. And we went out from church togeth­ er—Mary and 1—out in new life—bound belle “Bbe wore an eaqukito hyphaiutm Mter Ued, while Ur trah ^e ed of transparent fol-ffe rui. and Ur petliooal ef crtr.Umbdi (faceted with Bare- i ' Watches and JewellJ ' •Ml 8MlU htt 0. D. SPAULDING’S 1 CASH STORE ; , NEW GOODS Of .very needed Kind and Style ju»t purchased for cash at l«w prraeeand srlling at hut x*m»» For the People! PRINTS FOB 12J Cu. GOOD SHOWN SUGAR 1»* Cu. HUHR.1H FOR THE OLD AXD UKO TRItD ARE PREP/ we if portmefarly jiable in tbe ESTABLISHMENT ST A. H. BOWEN 40<*,«« fa u. w- THE HASriHGS 2'~'. DRUG A BOOK STORE Rnwimar baeeott- ’ D» not wait until h.>: -erth-r cwmw. •M’ e.rsd jMMetablcs in tho oelfar, render* OF AL Established in 185L Rohekth A Stbikeb. . AND To Suit arkbellixo Mor^ and Better e o jo o r„r tho same Nonry, in thrir line, than any otUrBamw fa fawn. IN NEW Y AND NO MISTAKE Oonebtlng of *11 the Popular Great PATEir MEBKIWEt. Drear, CBcswIcstla, Paints, W Oils, 1’arc Vt iacw,* Liqwors. We are prepan 8S9M& tms A, a- Ll.in.1 •«< C.-M’’ Lu» FriwA. might otherwise be profitably culbva.ed; tbe, uxbeast the sod e/asort as much tbe valuable cn-ps. We a«y "elmuerS fur in tbe abecnee W direct experiments upon the point, wa only cmjectarw it, I GROCERIES! CHEAP A8 THE CHEAPEST. PERFUMWO’. FLAVOUXO EXTRACTS, GROCERIES \0UR VLV-- A Largo Assortment of TravUng Baskets OUR Children Carriage* For Doi FRUIT CANS, ARK EQUAL BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. —Tbe Govarnttreoybas given its *dvertfang at WnahiugtonuiTMr-^rtr^rfr aud lU Star under the law authorising it to be given to tbe twu paper* baviug'tbe 0. I. SPAIMIM. HasUnp, April to, 1HA. sprtCtf GREAT RUSH OF Lyon’s Periodical Drops! .TUB CHEAT FEMALE REMEDY FOB IRREGULARITIES. EW OODS ACKLEY’S —h ia understood Gm. Daniel E. Sickle* is an eppbcanl for tbe pwitiou of naval officer al'New York, aud Ural he ia likely to gel tt./ THE SILVER SKIRT —It icUlieved that il Tenneaaee ahuuld entity the Cunatitutainml atnsudinml tbe Moro Durable, More Elastic, More I THE MOTT SKEPTICAL. High Prices Busted Up VIRTUE IN THE ’ tFAGKET' fc. r?©£2A®M ■ S lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, O.r..uuy icisra so.una men Doiu». will. Um writisnsignslare «rf Joss L.Ltos, wUbswt wtasb silkvr psreawsUy. or by lasll. ttMlcslag stamp.) eoocsralng all Bricata diaeuaa anH fama). Oval Aenu for U. B. sad Canadas. crtoi is the brought —Him. Janies W. N,e ia acandidata for rc-sirttHiu u> tbe Uuitod btotrs Sen­ ate. Mr. Janie* A. Benk* hsa a.plrnt»ms for Un. pueitom, but Nevada cau d<> no belter.than return Uro. Nye. —Gov. Curtin ia reported fa he alnmt to call aa extra aeaaioti ot tfa Legislature tiouai auictaduicut. —The coarae ’if Senator Cowan i« en­ dorsed by tba Mobile Adatrtiitr and Rt$ Kg BAT. And Everything el*« in the line «.f Drugs, OLD LADIES1 Medicines. si.**4 *r**e*’ Paints, Oils. Groceries, School Bonks, Stationery, Wall Notipi Cards, Card Board, &c, &.C., rxs; postpowd__ , . -- ----- .. Sterkwvaibrr, the murderer I>f bi* moth­ er and sinter, until September. 18A7. Msasfoctsreil sdsly by to, 1SJwr «« <jU Hlrv Afcas/artr.,., SO A 33 Barclay tltreel, Imwil ,r Salim, ttKk. . —Tbe “impartial rniffrace” league* are l*ing extensively firmed throughout MMsacbuertt* G-v. Bulbah >m the originator of tbe idea. /A recent number of th* Clncirnati vw- CU mat pKBaiDXHT nf ikt Uniltd Staler, T » wniT. wt n»t«ri And avery thing at the seme Mtonisb'mgly LOW FIGURES. ®DD’J8 — A correspond, nt of the MempbPott who has traveled (hrtmeh West Tvnneeac*. aaya that many of the large*’ ala’rholdcra are in favor negro ,m A FATOKITB BKntT! Uoauavrriof say a: -General I’. S. Grant. liirts a will be in Givtuutin <«n a visit t>> hi* Dean Fail ta Call a: fa*Ur. fa a few daya.” — A Mrrwsprmdenl of tbe Daln.it TWAmm suggesta the name G«i. H. F. i. AttlETt. Baatlsfs, April M, ISM. ^o.. A. Moaaow aa tbe Republican candidate EEE S P far Attawwey Grm-raL The Geocral’s ILdly.-i.i tn elevate him to any poeithe. tn which U aray aspire. ' ^^TmASUFACTURERS OF ttmmt, iinEAt MBS HOFFMAN, For tb*Usi»«l8ta«*a Xsrvie*. Alto 1* preparing a teMtacmiaq „f u.* Celeb rated POCKET nd .BELT MKVOLTEB3. T0REI8U BATH." BBMUTDtO PWTOUt JWZLX (UUS, MXV0LTUH3 JUTUS. fa tU»Ags< Brara ftfa*. 0^ qfaaAsm SM< REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS rartlss dssiriog to sraU tkrestalvo cf to. tai Tba Mason A. Hamlin CsUsetOn** forty AHtereat Myfos. faxptal u> ,-™. * , lar mwale, for »ea ta l*C twh. F»TT^‘ GOLD or HILVER MEDALS. or •’‘"’J" prssaiaau swanM ibrm. lltsUrfadCsfaB* fret Address, NASOX A HAMUX. *•«*■ MAUOX BKOTaERX. New Teas. —On <U Slst a c*>py ut tU pn.pwed amendment tA the CUstilutiun wa* reccivrd l,y Governor 8rayth. of—fle* naMpeblre. from the State Department, ’ reluctant autograph ard. It waa sent to WARRAI Also, NUil 1 .link—<’U4-< We EEWWOTM BETOLTBBB. auu«.' �barlow, 'goodyeab & GRANT, Agricultural Jtnu. MORTGAGE SALE COMMH81ONEK-a NOTICE. j.. Mid in remoTlnt all t>I»b and .* . . I. _ ..f R. SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS HECURED avMAX READY RELIEF. cuwa: Chills and Fever, ?tLl> «e R R. SPOONER’S ABB PBEPARED TO SUPPLY pariU-ttlerly jiable In t Bilious Fever, -WITH- Intermittent Fever, . Remittent Fever, OF ALL KINDS, Congestive Chills, GUARDIAN'S BALE AND AT PRICES To Suit the Times. CRUMP. Mortgage, Moetgagw. < t„ abltr-waah IM* Walla and Ceiling overkm<l. Then give the cellar a free airing (.r.rtitiis weather ia warm and dry.— HAYIMQ J08T PURCHASED CUB QOutB, h be. clia'ged **’b pr. during touch sickt'rt« and the proper denoamg o| them ia a nutter that cannot h« ratal > neglected. i!? tu the dwelling.—Jivral N<n Yorktr. AGUE AGE SALE. I Diarrhea, IN NEW YORK, SINCE TqE | Dysentery, Great Decline, In Prices, COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. ar Baid la lUatlnga, Mieb.. by a BlrSar, rad all Dniggku rad ReUllara. Periodical Headache, 1866. Dumb Ague.' ! H.... W. are prepared to SELL GOODS really occupy the apace of land which ni ght otherwise be profitably cultivated; for m tiieatiaenca ul direct experiment! UIU1EUT STRIKER. I Oraseu. HIRAM HAKCUTT. I OUR STOCK Cmnpriaee more than the usual Stock been carried nut, Professor Buckman •nd Kinda knpt in a Cuunlry Sturt^ and a..il an abundant supply of alkalic* and [ u.sphstea. The extirpation of weeds tn y*»’.ure-land|>a bod brought about by Own- : Hti’KEZEY A FRANK A LUCS. CHANCERY SALE. PILLS For Sale by ail Dniggiit!. Wm. Spooner & Co., Ntshvillc, Tenn. Far Raia by Roberta A Striker, Haatiaga. JAcb CHANCERY ORDER. OUR FACILITIES M.U—v MM l 1866 aerrglaa to a haaMAlal Mliea. Ttk —To all wboaew ateb «■< ia »toa. uae tba 1866 NICHOLS' For Doing Busimcss, Michigan. .Ii.ll ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE 1866 STATE. E>(kt .S' sf Mich of lbs Mi losplisa aad rv»i >od sold aad era Our Aaaurtment of ll'^i. James W. Nyc ia a candidate THE VIBRATOR CROCKERY Sickles I* an applicant t’.ir the p-eitimi oluaiul ntfievr at New York, and tliat —It txbvlteveal that ilTeqopascaahuuld f ardiaary i^a kiHara, Haiesal*. Ac., ' Oee a*l?y erat betUa ef R*DWAT'8 READY RKL1KP will do mors good, rad eaa b« assd for n. WRIGHT, is the largest ever brought to this mart, Jalyfttl. Nichols & Shepard, 1866 FIVE HUNDRED TROUKAXD OTHERS MAT THE HARK: MRS. WESTCOTT. To Threahera At Fartnm! CHANCERY SALE And ia aold at a reduction from former Prices. WineofTai YUVMU MARRIED PEOPLE. DOXTFAILTO KX.Utl.XT OCR STOCK. CHANCERY SALE Pine Tree Tar. iior»ed 1h tbe Mobile Adwtiitr and Rtg 573 DAHT 23 EBATI <ot» ST DEUGOISTS,*v» ar OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS Cult Clnlar-OO sue tbe i faeuv -Then I BOLD Alft IIIVEI WATCHEi I middle *4 July, Purify Your Blood CUSTOM MADE Stark । etec'ition of Albert H. . the murderre of hi. mothiiniil Srptember. 1887. IBDD^S & 8IW, UASUFACTVRKD TO DR DU, Purl wh" ln« traveled thrviagb West Twir*-s*..r. miss tha* many of the large*' BT THE VERY DEBT OP H. WRIGHT. t Cbtft CbauuMMwre la aad Car Barry Cvoaly, Uicbigaa. Solicitor for UMn^aiaaaL WOKKMKN, uritei STKEb DR. CROOK'S mm All the following Splendid Watches to Factory, CAMDEN, N. J. IL WRIGHT. imovts sll rmptlrt disraas |•.rarl»s. lifotofies. Pu.tul^.8 ira, ball Rllsm. BraM bsU, DR. BICELOW —The "impartial stifT'ace'* leagues are I*.ng rx'en.ivetv formed th rough* nil Msftsxrhuartts G*'V. Bullork waa lhe GUARDIAN’S SALE Vegetable Extract. WSM I. EBTEIBIIOK A CO. FOR RHEUMATISM IT ACTS LIKE AUA1* Examine Ojrf Stuck. WAREHOUSES : 403 ARCH Sr. PHILADELPHIA, hirts mid Drawers 4U JOHN ST NPW YORK. s PH L si txtbrr, in a few day k. Moasow aa the lean candidate fbrtid Ikih S-PI1-L-S REMEDY. Poaltlvely Cures. । .old .“"I’l"- U.. on: aist ■ copy m tne amendment tA the Qmatitiiiion ceitrti hy Governor Smyth, H*ui|*hlre, frrnn the State Department, undrr tha, [w-rhape, reluctant autograph William H. Seward. Il cat went IO «e H-uee with the CMUmary mraaege. «'d waa referr.d tn a eeiect committee of „tur rnDcaj. ....... .. > Il Will BmmmUk8Ub4«HB«m<;. nOPPIM! A AMWAT R- ESTERBROOK A CO. WATCHES, CLOCKS A JKWKLRT ALL KINDS ON Job Printing WARRANTED TO SUIT. ' ......... wa.w, very cooDiianv ruai the Legislature, which has just been e><«’Wbid. will Ol* pl at, cwUtuttmial *®w>dmenL They are very d-abtful •RWAnr. & OTDWYHR, J0BBBR8 AMD RKTAILKBaOF Abo, NUBIAS, HOODS, Aa. HATS, CATS, O2S ■lllluo «ir»» CM|' 4T BASTBBN PB1CBC nan nflinff auasc Card Scats OHN W. PAYNE’S rICTl'REGAL LEBY, J HALF THF. M0N£Y. NO SCRATCHING. We h»»e in connwlUm with Our Store, JACMM, P*ed Ui it, lu defeat la regarded £ SEOIP. Bread-and-BuUer Club, tU. t nf WraMnwtn nnliti. Where the MuMinf (*11 for a National ConvoMfoe, * ®*» in PhiiaMpMa on tba 14th •< ‘•ff3”- Like all ialterAav political •cberaA. it t. a__.l TaL Randal! are the chief manager*. c«a be wHXedj aad .-that ■IM »TBIXA TTI.E* ■ALT TU PUCK. EKKOU OF YOUTH. Benzoin HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ____PHILADELPHIA. PA. hr Ida L rm a wwww Pbiladriyhfo, Pa. momth Elixir, �"MOKE TMTTB. THAI KEIS"- HASTINO jykNliEH. h.w.~.4 ; UuTW_8»*1"*1w «"?trat-fwrt forthwith to the Ekrcutivr* <>t tbe sever 1 AM XOW OFFERING RcomiUuA'un- Ha deni* wRh that'tobject veay ntuah .kx^erd-baa^'l d. alMitJs.wwdicitie', 'and wiroden-headed the<.log#Md^k~hy.. A.J.’.rUb. b/HHVAir hBs prcnrcd very and hanld'tya atyul as ninth toward rcthe L'tiiotl aa the alabora? ^ ly MArirttcted baatiooa and pal*llel»L-t Uncle Toby and Corporal TMm.dld V> wardJM WH* *< Nai»Sl/.J>t danger »*h.svery'UhVy I* that w.« have t»» much of it There ha aa«i«g.grafce in aPrrabytarAh^heMr^ "•••’ wc all bo buro^wM do W believe tbe WraunhfwJt •' A^r*"****dffitt^Il^^o.'hH•»«,»w,, bleeds, may Bmtiao*Mao« And * Uieo, but tntyl'w* b&Md-bieW^ii ** r-p* »**- thia odVtefedWtMMitan finds bis hobby in hi. lancwt andJMH* j JJJ,r|,Jjfh|||||>njud|i hia fwSoy Into Congj^ia. - Nobody wanted him, nobody expwted bii. nobody fcR Ttyt ty had any t&ty&ityrC '■Wa meee-g. was about as appropriate aa though It bad contain­ ed'the bill'of ijije^"hla breakfa*t, «ns laattallvr’a aedBBMUW^^lT*'’^ “P0" ttoe-eau* <4<thunder. It ia; »t?')uKh A u’ baxe • rncUMges from Hla EMflaflsbdy* whtn.lWy ani really unaeotdabk. hut if we SwUiaee tbem upon etery oovaiiiA, aba lor Congress. Sltn this F«eti«^l/ amounts to pliably ty esh ty.tapcetbd—but scaroely ■„• r..- "!ly setha o.urury would have Ik- The right spirit la. ainong ttym end Cunanre to tl»;Btale Leg-.laturtW Uf aVn*nd ttwCoMtrtutinn <>f the United ■ States passed June 13, ISflfl, reaprating cititoNwlfip,'the basis of representation,* dtsqdiiHfieittlon fitr tiflkw, and validity «f tlai publicdebjxif the United States and u> the end-that tbe weid Stntee tn*y procoed to act upon tba add Article bf Anteodow-Qt, and tUt be rvquo*'. the Ex- . ecutlre-of vet* State that may ratify **id Ameiidmtnl, u> Uatwiuh to tty Btojreta ry c< Slate a certified ropy <•! euch ratifi­ cation,’* h«» the btmor to’ submit tty fol­ io wing report, nattyly: . Ttyt rat the 16 h instant, tbe lion. Amiisa Ctibb of the Committee of tty Jtauaa of Rr-preraeuativee rat Enrolled Bill*, brought tn tbi* D'vpartmrot aw-1 deposited therein an anro'led rv*oiutl<« of tty two Houmb of Ceocresa, which was thereupon received by th* S*cretary <rf Btata.Xud deposited among tbe rolls of the Drparusveut, a ropy of wh'icb i* hereunto annrXrtf. Thrrvoptai the Brvretary «CState. <m tty J6th inatanL in roa- . fortrJty’wish tbe proewedme which wee adopted by Mm.' in,'IR35, in regard to tlie ttys* prvipoerd Md afterwsrd GwiKtcai-eial Attrendmewt of tbe Umted State* coucerii-njt tty prohibition ot *l*v«ry, tranwcpittrti ewetifiref ropiee •/ tty anoertd rrooiutmti »<> tty Governor, nf rhe M-wral State., together. with a certificate and circalar letter. A copy nf both of iheaeJowjquutearttityLi bervUnto annex ed. IfewpectluU) red-milted ‘-Wntua H. Sawaan. J><yto-lta’«*t Wabli.fa*. J*i»*l«. Ito. nia Latvia to Ths O-. vans a* »r STAraa Daraaywawr i» Wrara, ) ■ W*ewtiroT>'ir, Jone IB I HOG. | Jtytyxy tte (tyi y tif ---- SiK.-*ltyx» tty btamr ' tatiAiiamit »n nttested ropy «< a rewdulioa of Ctaigreae. proiusdag* tq the" Lrgi.feture* rif the wv•■raf S>mra a.XJVth Astide Oo the C.metiturttai of-tty Daurd StalM. The docity-tyj-f the' tyfrral jtyfloJatarr. apt, ttysuby-ct are required by lew tu ty rotnniiMih’atrd U- tbi. Department. A"■cknow-JrtylUHlt uf tbe rreript of lillw cuoieiunKtoiioo i* requited hy your Ea cdlletyy'e'utydicut Brrv*nL William II. Saw*«t> ■ The accompany I ng paper 1* tty errtAcate of a true Copy ni tty coaeurreot rve■ jlijiiim prop*wing an aiui-oduieut t-> tty DR¥ GOODS Greater Inducements TO THE COUNTRY TRADE The Place Ji’ Buy ; ,3 VOL. H. Being daily rseeiring Goods front the V-L— " N Im. / . • ’ .nd Great Decline [RY OOD8, D Yankee Motion*. 9B883 »#«#«. A ‘-‘«r Machias* •!> Warru«»ad Pw GOODS. IP Full Assortment TttQ&QUQi3 0AS3 IFF THE AFFLICTED BEJWJ or GROCERIES Good Tea at one Dollar. Ar m UNION STORE *t BOOTS * aSOBS. At Tift ETUBTDH ft IHAJH. coawga aaocsar, CARPETS, AS? OIL CLOTHS, E. |l. DINNING, Harina ta^hl tbe Rnrt rf CM^TKItlfn Wall Paper, Z. To'Everybody. ' NNMEU A IEY1IS. HnuatN, M.yTU, Variety Grocery Store, BDDD AS 'JKE KBST1 Window Fixtures, im< Window Curtains, AND CHEAP AS THE' Au Omaxo at‘Mt Old Stawo Gnunr Rsuvcan Patcu*. at CHEAPEST! MO HUMBUG ! gra$’»hynt> bnrtnC -wtll coms'and kt term bs^ratiGed kfe the asks of ell that be'baa'dvna, and'the hope that he will Battle [Attw**opy.] hdy>«» tf Pr*au ADmInSTRATOR’S SALE. I. UreiMUeroflb. aUK ef Jum M. D*HLnt A.NEW ’FEATBRB C. WAKEtEE Creek. Mich. )Mm to hereby gireu lh*l la purnaae* af B- cuts Orton Brothers EATING SALOON Here. ”1 WWHrtt. Congress a report of tbo Secretary d|SttUP,.A<4»ty>m wai refer­ red the concurrent rtaoluliup of the Ibtit lrfs».M^>*i>n« a*-mnre.H.n u, tbe Le< Watvty^lHSwaa u£,m> additumal arUclp tp il>e' Lkumtitution ur tba*T>iuird Statpa..*4l «(>J1 be seen front thia'hrtxirt liuit the Secretary uf State had oil (ho Itftb ,• ■ tai ' transmitted to the Governor. ,.t the Saeeral fetates certified' topic, of the joint resoluiam passed on tbo 13th iml. propval/ig ad wmutedment L> the Constitunvn. fEven »nt ordinary it me* a ques­ tion vf amending Uw C»u»UluUun must be jfaWrJfrdrttov’/ paMtop*$>por tance. This iiuportance nil tbe prraeul «inta,jpbniH.-cd .by tire feet ttyl the joint '•rc,lJWtoi'*ic- nuttotbiBittad by Uto two . Xfewxty (of the approval of tbo President and that of the fld State* which omsljlbte the Union, dJrViff ara-excluded from rep- J^OBEBTS Sevin? MacMnt 1 Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, Uniform Prices, onl jssgvrovi eurgic.l opto.hrm, to From tbe bret M AKEBA a» WHITE d *«* I■effrclaally ramnyrd* VHboeT IXflTBUMEXTS ALL WABBASTED, SOaKB, RUSSELI/& NEVINS, argas, idikoo jjDjjxoa* ‘illPbrekte."4S2i| By BOB. J, CULVUtW'sU' MlTj iA <IZA . N.-nTUT rlght4VjU.be d.-ue. Av for our Ui.de Toby, let himjv «to Mnk hi. bobby — and if he insiaChRkA t'diug it into Con- eddrt ante thst tbe nation cannot be saved by conre-s.on and surrender. . ' rftlt we-truat everybody Lili raad the mesuge. It deacr*es pdblic i!frr.i<..n GEO. M- DEWEY, E>IU THAN EVER BEFORE TBOntTT. HARDWARE STORE E. IL M’XMXG. H. A. GOODYEAR 4 CO. NEW GOODS! NEW GWDSl Inters, tbs Public lLU tbrir !]tock of New Trappings HARDWARE of nil kiixlri, si^kssbt EATIRB AND ICECIEAM 3 Railroad Prices, FEM AUS SILVER CORNET BAND, conaieting of IM ladles, led by their' YtMlej; Transportation; end mra.-sis mainly of Teaches STORE. OK^pNMEK HATS BLEICIINC HD rtESSlIC, TUB MUDBTaIx OF LIGHT OR JODICAL 1KOTKVTOH. .nd Mkrriap Gsiite.auMt u> siplidi K-r to Lors snd Rraalt. CoBtaferngB«*|.s<».sa4plstra psTThi. I.THE book yuu nsm pries io cent. . " Hre’d fnrvnr aptaMUCiKular cnnttonhiK store sad nOtlrd ths Stare rrerelly o^npwd . a far- l-adie* will plena** ca^) before purehn.lng. FaroltureWsre pms; by J. W. Btrbbim, hss Mraa E. WILCOX. Io quantity and of tor »Mj>trior quality to Say of opsosd Ihsreln R»«tro<v. April «, Im*. sprawl SAP P/IN8, tbs Mxalfed -pamphlsts." Reawubsr that se erod anrilton topi« to .raw latter, nprcislly A F1H.ST CLASS EAT IMG AMD ICKCBZAM ed.ptrd u> aeptottealneeoM«aMr«oo«l4sniil<>n I,,, naturaaf thiaM. Mat eaM .tilf.ea Tho Glory of Man. is Strength. faabloned fe'-ra SALOON, Tbe Glory of Man is Staew«tb. For GENTtoHMEN and LAD1EA All serfs if GtfiTl.I.MAX rhaisaSsred forytsrsfrem Xo pslaa wilt ba vpkfvd to tasks tl tbs place o '*hw add Ktaitel beUAtty. Jilt''"! jP©WlA® IKBS©r, Sheet Iron. A Shelf Hardware. For all whs appreciate the DEUOAJIES and KARRITIES Tuesday, July 3d, 1866. Mr. Milas Orton the laarles. Champion ALL GROCEY Ironr,\ Nails, Stoves, TeXaSr^ay'bsiw beeti euiu*ly restored PROF. ii. R* MARCIES. toTaiftbeir functi«m» aa States in cuTUy will enter town at 10 A. M. <m r.^ny' with an prgtenic law of tb* land, nnd nava appeared at dfe National Chpi- the day of exhibition, nod diarounwirouie the most fashi-inabla rnu.io extant ikii bT Senator* aud Representative*, uh . of through tbe priueijkt ttrtetf. ‘ WrippM-fiX mu! have been, ralueed STOVE PIPE, adWiMtUt« tbe vamnt rewta. N.whave WILL PEBKOSM tbednrcteign people of the nation nern Laffordtd ' an opportunity of expraumg And evarylhinir efee their yew* Upon the important questions MXDDLE-VZXLLE, should be called upon by Congress MPdccidu respecting tbe ratifi. aauon of tbe. propound amendment.—• -»*-** UMMfoWith this truupe will be found Uie* of Um proceeding* of Com 4PH*a upon thejnint rceultnJnn proposing regular ' •OLD FASHIONED” CLOWN, tteCCmdmlmen t, uLaa U» tty merit uT the ariicW which H aubrtiu, through the Ex­ JDS. fflUJKIS©!?. > Be L«i.N<«to. dftho StMbAl il pn>per to observe, thr world renowned Court Gotter and ■u, tdfatoD atepe taken by the Secretary of BILLY ANDREWS, the hnb Clown, "Tbe Fu ■ mJeat Han Alive.” TCTerXtaTtNG SSAREIAGE UP STAIRS, nnd will be sold nt HASTINGS, sxoas ’ tM Hnl-MROOK-H BUKX. <■0 a acai* of magnlffirreiro heretofore unX. parrdly kept up to the wsnte at the people, keowa Wtha Circus line, anS wi-h '**»«' of the ttr.t order in’’•Very department, .they |(i»« an eulert'lament utiaurpxM d by any. An original |featers with ihi. Company ia a Wed. July 4th, 1866. | Ketr Sprlag A Simmer Clods New Canvass, New Wagons, Farming Tools of all kinds, sas-Msrirswtfs, A Soda Fountain LANDS FOR BALE. AINTS, P ails. U . /I LASS. AND ItTOODBN ITT ABE IaAJJTUS FOR BALE. B. W of K. t i( Bse. », Town I, aerlb T wsat. l8St.V4«n«3,i,S!i:,^: Groceries, isy-'&'wrtM'K ARAM ttumi. Ktartjp, M*y Itok. !to*. ~}to. AttolOu cbX*b5udin< U*atalhevUl.f.«l « letiar a»d npiriti/ tbe Lonatitutioti to JAMBS A. NWBRIKT •ALL ARI' Grand Ra. SBtrwMfi’**1 public judgruent, may, YhU tta# »«11 * **’ubl «b.U»rr “tydmedt to ibeConNm-tLe^tl Master Lxm Orton, tba youtliful rWer with Master R. Z and the Mots Iran, ■nd Cafewtia. prenyl an array of talent mHoftnafowodiuAsi^U femily. Mr. GAFFNEYUm * GttATfiST liWiCCLEAN, Bmw,to DR. BAPHABL, mo £273, rorr-otr enuoo. xlxjmm* mrntnt to ta« ro* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-07-11.pdf f691c976af7501b586e42102a73bab43 PDF Text Text “Liberty and Union-Ona and Inseparable." VOL. II NO. 11 HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., 'WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 18«6. SBW ADVERTBBMBNTB. gaitiny' Suiwa gintltri;. Joral ani JJuttUaittail. ROBOTS A 8TBIKEK. nichlCM Cealnd ■ > V8HELI. A NEVINB, Balli* Craak al fallow a: Merateg Ex..................... ...It:We. a. Dey xxprsss.................... . ..11:00 rJi. A.M. YKTM. II. HAVFOBD, v*a»s uimi Monte* Ex...................... ...Vito r. Nlgbl /aprssa..'.............. ..11:50 a. ■. > n TK OFMWiUQAX. o^»f Barry. u. Paasoxs Esoaocd in eadoatavy employ mento within doors will find that so oc? caaiooal use of R»J Jaektl Billrrt gently County Agricultural Society met st tbo stimulates the tri rentet ion, improves tba Council Room in Hastings, on Tuesday appetite, produces a regular habit of bodyaud prevents mental depression. present J. C. Hanna, President; J. M. Nevtas, Secretary; and Directors, D. S. Ba Pmkfabbd.—How often are people, Robinson, J. C. Bray and 8. P. Cady. both adults and children, attacked at the On motiom r.t 8 I'. Cady it W111 luted doad.hnnr of night with cholera morbus, to hold the next Annual Fair of the So­ cramps, colic, vomiting and purging ; a ciety on the Fair Grounds, in Hastings, doctor cannot be obtained Uli morning; on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, October Oth, 10th and 11th, 1850. already claimed its victim a fate duem On molioo of J. C. Busy it was voted of Cos's DrsrxriiA Cuss would have re. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .Jllie executive committee of the Barry THE BOTTOM OUT •:!4.Ti£X“ a-assj? OF THE DRY GOODS The Place to Buy make admissions to the Fair upon ainglo tick eta 25 cents, child'— v*cr 8 and unchildren! Fathers, provide it fur your ' On motion It was voted to admit no household. articles or animals fur competition for premiums, le be entered, after 12 o'clock Cheap Q For Cosh ?air. ptRANK ALLEN. BTATK OF MICHIGAN, Coaaty of Barry as. -aS A. HOLBROOK, —ling; Ceoveysnr, an4 Military and Rot Kalat* I. OStea in Uefbtwwk Block. articular attention girot M. a C. BUSSELL. . C. BURT Fhyslriaa, f*«ion in Hutin NAl'FEN a BDBB0W8, ____ K C<n**yaeting BerAtek Strrat. □UN E. HALL, N. 8UELD0N, Connty Treasurer. Will par particular •1™. nroeunoe Feuaiona for all par* C. CRINDLE, O. HOLBROOK, -.________ ..., C rill sliced pnaplly to alt buaitrta* sutnulrS „ him. Offleo ia Court Houm; offle* opn al s TxMraaaxci Rand will deliver a lecture on the sub­ ject of temperance on Saturday evening July 14th 1855al the M. E. Church, In Heslinga. ‘ The Lecturer ba* ing lost both his bands and feet as a consequence of in­ temperance is deatroua of warning hia es, the committee adjourned without day. fellow men to flee the Intoxicating Bom I. I’rttideul, Strrtlary Gaovi Mkstisu of the Grand River' Association of Univerulista at Woodland The nows by the latest steamer it Centre nn Saturday ar.d Sunday, July i the most Important character. On Ji Slat and 22d instent. -' 12th tbo Austrian forces, uodor Mara OHS RUBEBTS, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, of WILD FLOWER 11. COOK, OHN HICHAM,. W. NcCBKA. mg I ho petition. duly rarifled of of Barry, koldsa at lb* I’robal* Ufflca. Io la« of Haitian, »» “*,dV. for ten days, and give bail to keep the peace for six months, in the sum of one WE SELL AT Uniform Prices, olhrr Prupbrcy j Fauval* Huffraja; T*aeh Child rvn 4 POLITICAL MANUAL FOR 1M4. acutuns ofall political societies have been Utile F forbidden. The meeting of the estates of Holstein, summoned together by Mar­ QciaTSitr Murtxo.—The 4th Quar­ shal Von Gablenx, has been formally terly Meetinc.for Hastings Station .will be countermanded by Gen. Manteuffel, who held at the Mathudiat Episcopal Church King to convene at an early day the joint in this Village, on Saturday and Bun­ estates of Schleswig Holstein. Thia com day next, July I4lh and 15lh. Preach- pletea the movements, both martial and nn Saturday at t»<< o'clock by Rev. F. B. diplomatic, along the Northern frontier, Baxos, Presiding Elder of Ionia District, and aa yet all remains quiet .along ths boundaries of Moravia and Bohemia, and in the Quadrilateral.—AdiHrtittr and terly Meeting.. V G. Boyxtux, Pastor. Trib»*t. fifty dollars. ait, Tc Everybody. iOUEUASEYISI. GOLD & SILVER ! iniutiii cams 1250.000 --------- •250.000 WARD Mcl’HERSO > of Batj'a Waahinrt ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT Regard Io value! And not to be GROCERY 1 PRICKS, al E9 E. IDWHIIIW’S CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. JL J. GRANT. P. M. GUARDIAN'S SALE. My Ice Cram Rooma by Ito Probate Court d Stale of Michi ran, ofOsurgsDsdlaw" Cigars & Tobacco CeeataaUyee band. Do Sol forget th* j Illinois. Consequently fluoro win m eervioM al the Presbytfirlan Church i Sabbath. FAIR PRICES Stow I al man beta rusticating on tba Prarica of ryiLUCOBii. BUSSELL & NEVINS, edeeled Siodta in the Mar­ ket, of all kinds of Goode, parcoli, on vu« V-n Gablenx, evacuated their last post Jia. Joss Bun, in liidatein. Ahuna upon' the Elbe, and <>f the IlasTlNoa Raanixo Circlb will be upon the. same day the vanguard of the held <• the 13’.h in*L, at the roaideuce of Prussian army, under Licut-Gen- MantcIf/. J. Donning. Hours, from 8 to 10 uffel, entered tfial town. Prutaian detnchinents had previously occupied all o'clock, P. M. the chief towns of Htilatein—Keil, lixohue, Rendsburg and Gluckstadt—and I. O. or G. T.—Wild Funwra Locos the Prussian Governor of Scblewig, ap­ No. 44, of this Temperance Fraternity pointed under the Convention nfUnstein, had officially declared Ida jurisdiilion to will bold an ICE CREAM FESTIVAL, extend also over lluLleiu. Tiro Anstri on Thursday evening the 12th inat.,' at an force made no 'rcsisteneo to the inva­ the Heatings House Hall,for the purpose sion, their commander expiicUly and pub-, of raising funds to furnish tbelr new ball. licly stating that be adopied this'course uul from any pacific disposition but sole­ We taupe a generous public will patron­ ly bn account of tbs great disparity of ise them liberally. bis hod the Prussian forces. Indeed ha issued a valedictory to the people of tbe doeby, io which he elated that they were about to enter upon troublous arid war­ LETT14IS REMAINING UNCLAIMED rather frgA/ on Independence day, and in like times, plainly iutimating an early ef­ consideration thereof was invited by Mr. fort by Austria to repossess bcrtelf of Justice Burgher, to deposits five dollars Holstein. Thus far tbo acts uf the Proa for the benefit of the school fund, stand slant have been orderly though arbitra­ committed to the County Boarding House ry. No instances of personal outrage ^/■JltrsTWATiXO.—A brieflenveof nbsence Q pointed a special committee upon print­ ing, and were Instructed to cause the list of premiums to bo published in both county papers. D. G. Robinson and 8. P. Cady were appointed a special committee, to act wltu the Secretary up^n the Fair Grounds, and wore instructed to cause the dwell­ ing upon the grounds, to bo vacated, and to remove the same to the exhibition ball fur the use of the Society. After agreeing upon rules and regula­ tions for conducting the Fair, fixing tbs list of premiums to be offered, and ap­ pointing the judges for the various’class­ Civilisation l Uiailrrl. North and South ; To Day, marry cumj/ingb. E. H. DV.XlUNe. fellow contributes Oavoxa Cueva.—This wall known Troop gave three cxhiblUotia in this VU- ’ladlaa Madleiai" tea people visited their entertainment, and 200,000 JJ ANA PPORT1 ON MENTI! L HOWUTB. ye. wlll.ee artov OOLD A BILYKS OALVAK1X1NO TTORNKT and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. KorlWuaSU In Nonnandy’ *uld day of bearing. I a u« «pv. J hQeiman c. rawDLB, /teyau Jad*« of FrsbsU and interesting ootumwnicnliom. FARMj SALE Rattle Craek, SEND n CKNTH TOK A CKETtTlCATX. Pounds Wool Caowncu Oct.—All uur Editorial this Hastings Banner, •Jing in said cowl Alt You Insured 1 If not, nail at the Insurance Agency of GEO. W. WILLIAMS, the Eatery Over Roberta A- Striker’ll Drug Store. baxi?’ddllabs lALL ARRANGEMENT3- .nd Friday* MhMteeWa NEW CASH STOBE, TICKNOB A FIELDS. I'ubliahera. NOTICE. \VUEREAS my wife L'bartette lUaaeh bM Uft ’’ tn; bed aad baont withoot caa*< Tuiim.—To Hom. Z. Cnaxdur. nr.d How. T. W. Fumt, for valuable pablie Documeala. wixteia Uwe Eflghou Market Price ftTSXS TKRlfS. TAKXX O.V LIRTRAL �ATT I SPECIAL HASTINGS BANNER. NOTICES. GOLD BARGAINS BTLV^, & rwTu WlLtCh“. ,“d Je*«lrj tacky SlaveUMeri. tiood “Carleton’*'’ new book—“Four Year* of Fighting.”—just published by isMoftb* Constitution, and proceeded aouri'ComprumiM w*a adopted, and voted Bl Kiii: Oc *1,000,000 There wm silence. But Judn Robrtson was loth to go away without bls ssh and blood. Hs ntade 00* tnvra sftort. SSteU. D. SPAUHW8CASH STOKE! •• * »py. but with an order from your “vJell, air, ell that may be. Jf-you General. Are vou willing that I should go and ml my boy 1" did it from principle, it waa oqMMenda- FJThe Colonel reflected a moment Caught the “chitalrj,” and the command­ ing General* of our forgea who believed bpy, “Do you think that tbo man will pcrrj* the slaveholder’^ right W kidnap and hin— Mill —. . l.lr. cnrry’ltacieto blavbry hls’hmnan chattel* dor him." ' ■ The Colonel went out and found tbo tb* matter; they will do Juat m they whereverAbey could be found, a few lee- coni,in diplomacy and strategy not at all , . pleasant to ^receive a* “finalitie*;" but ..whlgk lkey wisely oondudod to accept rather than to personally test the fight­ ing qualities ofthe W iscoe.in boy*. CoL Utley la editor of the Radoe (Wit.) Journal, a brave soldier, an uncompiom— |.NDg friend ofr|gbt,a genial'companion, - and withal an incorrigible wag. But we bi* atari *30 a year, lie had b«en kicked and cuffed, starved and whipped, till he could stand lino longer. He went to the J udgo and complained, but had been eont back only to receive • wore* thrashing fur daring to complain. At last bo took to th* woods, lived on walnut*, green corn and apple*, sleeping among th* comshucks and wbeat-retacks till th* army o*a»». Tlrer* were wars tn Jo*'* eye* za he rehearsed bis suffering*. Tbe Colonel went lack to the Judge. "Have you found him!" “I have found a little yellow boy, who One wing of die armyS^ru resting at Williamstown, about twenty -five mil** south ofCincianali, in which waa a divis­ ion commanded' by Gen. Q. A. Gillmore; then a brigadier who in common with many olher officers, believed in “This man claim* you a* hi* property, whal.WMrcaltal the Kentucky policy.— - Whefl the army began to move forward Joe; he ray* that you ran away and left in pursuit oUBragg, Gen. ’ Gillmora isau- him," said the Colonel. ed an order, known aaGeneral Order No. 5, which read* as follows: “All contrabands, except officers’ scr- straightforward manner, showing a back vantfo pill be left behind when the army scarred and cut by the whip. “You can talk with Joo, air, if you move to-morrow tnuruing. Public transportation will in no case be furnish­ wish,"mid the Colonel. “Have not 1 always treated you wellT1 ed to officer*' rarvant*. Commanders of regiments and detach­ the Judge Mk*d. "No, masM, you hasn't,’* waa tbo ments will see this order promptly eosquare, plump reply. furccd." “How eoT*' Among the regiments of the division “ When 1 come to you and told you I was the 23d Wisconsin, Col. Utler, an couldn't aland it any longer, yoo 'raid, officer who bad no sympathy with slsve3. He bad a cool bead snd a good deal •Go back, you dug!”* “Did 1 not tell you that I would take nerve. Bo had read th* Proclama­ tion of President Lincoln, and made up von awavl" hi* mind to do what was right, recoguix-. ing the President a* hi* Commander-inti Chief, and not the State of Kentucky.— There were negroes accompany log bis Judge stood speechles* a moment “Joe," Mid the Culooel," are yoo will­ regiment, and be did not see fit to turn them nuL Three days latter he received ing to go home with your njaatert’’ “No, Mh. I iaa’u" the following note: “Judge Robertson, 1 don’t think you “October 18, 1802. can get that boy. If you think you can, Colonkl: Yoo will at once send to my ther* he ia, try It. I shall have nothing head quarters the four contrabands, John, I to do with it,” Mid the Colonel, Mating Abe,George and Dick, known to belong • significant glance around to iboeoldiet* to good and loyal cillsens. Ury are In who bad gathered about them. ywur regiment, or wera thk morning. The Judge mw that ba could not lay Your obedient servant, band* upon Joe. “Ill see whether there Q. A. Gtuxozx. la any virtue in the law* of Kentucky," Bi-iyadirr General. be raid with greet emphaal*. CuL Utley, instead of sending the men, “Porbape, Judge, It will be aa well for replied: z . you to leave the camp. Some of my “Permit mo to aay,\haV I recognise men are a little eacilahlo on the aubject * "yourauthority to command me in all military matters pertaining to the ruilita. ry moveroMts of the .army. 1 do not the Judge, losing bi* temper. ■ look lock upon thia m belonging to‘that “Allow me to say, Judge, that it doe* ‘department. I recognize no authority ttokbeeome you to call ua nigger-stealers. on ths aubject of giving up contrabands ■nve that of the President of the United States. ture* aa Joo. Your dwelling*, yout You 'Th. note waa despatched to division headquarters. Soon alter an officer call­ ed upon Col. Utley. “You are wanted, air, at General GiUmore'e qt artera." ' Col. Utley made hl* appearance before Gen. Glllmore. “I Intend to be obeyed, air. 1 shall sgjtle this matter at ones. 1 shall repeat tbo order in the morning." “General, to ssvs you the trouble, and ffilly of such a course, kt mo My that I aball Cot obey it." The Colonel departed. Morningcame, but brought no order for the delivery of the contrabands to tbelr former owner. A* the regiment passed through George­ town, a large number of slavM belonging to citizen* of that place fled from tb*lr pressor,” was the indignant outburst of th* Colonel. , “Well, sir, If that Is the way you men of the North feel, the Unloo.nevcr can be saved—never. You mjist give up our property." "Judge, allow mo to tell you what sort of Unionism 1 bsve found in Kentucky. I have not Men a half-dozen who did not damn lb* President. You may put all the pure Unionism in Kentucky in one scale, and a ten-pound nigger baby in the other, and the Unionism will kick the beam. Allow ma to ray, further, that If the perpetuity or restoration of the Union depend* upon my delivering to you with my own bands that littiu half-started dwarf of a slave, tb* Union may b* cast into bell with all th* nation* that forget God." “the PreMdant’a Proclamation la un­ Of every needed Kind and iiu<« u HIST RARRfoiaa “Will you tend the boy Into tome olh­ er regiment!" / This was too mtjcli for Ihe Colonel.— He could no longql- restrain bls indignalicn. Looking tire J udgo squarely face he vented La anger In scathing v The Judge*toeparted, and at th* sraalou of the Court, Colonel Utl*; indicted for msnretealing; but be has not y*l been brought to trial. Tbe cate la postponed till the day of judgment, when a righteous verdict will be rendered. The Judge returned to Lexington, called a public mretiag. at whieh be mad* a speech, denouncing tb* t2d wkcousln •a an abolition regiment, and introducing resolution* declaring that th* Union nev­ er could be restored if tbo laws of tbo Stat* of Kentucky were Ibus *et at defi­ ance. This from the Judge while hit son was in the rebel service fighting sgainst the Union. But the matter was not yet over. A few day* later, th* diviaion containing the 22d YVitconain, commanded by G*n. Baird, nee Gil (more, was ordered down the river.- ft went to Lonhvllle, follow­ ed by tbe slave-hunters, who were deter mined to have tbelr negroes. Order* were Issued tn the colonels not to take any contrabands on board the boats, and most of them obeyed. Colo­ nel Utley issued no order*. A citizen called upon him and said: “Colonel, you will have trouble in go­ ing thrqugh tbe city unless yon give up the negro** in your line*." Tbo regiment was then on ite march to the w harf. THZ HASTING* BOOK Established In 1831 Roberts A Strikei ARRgKLtMO More and Better For the People! The 22 J took trsuspostation on the etoamer Commercial. The captain of the i__ ._____ir__ .__ t:_ ______ :__ r._i OF AL AND I Uta Si (Wfl slad easier (liud, FnUta cat, tear Jrt: T.. To Suit —->prir**r**lt Hpre HUbfta'ki Jrerelrr,..., HATING JUST .Pt PRINTS FOR 121 Cw. GOOD BROWN SUGAR 12f Cta. in Chair linac ti»«n «>y IN NEW Y and no mistake Consisting of <U the Popular PATENT MEBieilER. ^verted, in the stomach, of animals, inMM California Dianaad Ear Dimh WOO Mioialurs and Eaacxled R«,™ m«8 groceries ! BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAT CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. And Kind* of perfumeries, flavoring extract*. GROCERIES atlll belter and hardier 1 I'.W —1(4 milch cows. Travling Baskets Children Carriages FRUIT CANS, of tbo Department of Ag- HeWvn. Tire iBrtbod OKK DOLLAR ti mates re BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. Now England State* is nearly IHawwod Kia*, er aej «l«r Jrvdn for ONE DOLLARU MnH.t For Doi ARE EQUAL Minnesota, Iowa, i of CrrtilkaUa te u fotor, . IOIE1TS & SINKER. tenth*, and Lyon’s Periodical Drops! GREAT RUSH THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGULARITIES. direct and pocrtlrr. rrodrriuj U •predr and certain specific for lb* ■iraauoss and repprsrelcna of ■ OODS THE SILVER SKIRT! prises by parrhaaiBg ibr CertifoalM. •acre retire Mtufoctiea ia all caws ACKLEY’S Delaware, Maryland, and Biinoia and Wisconsin, three-fuurtbs of a crop of Winter and Spring wheal togrtber la estimated. In Ohio and Indi- II. ROWES, Moro Dtirahlc, Moro Elastic, CR is the brought that wheat is even belter than it gave THE MOST SKEPTICAL. TMATTHCNC is umouALLto High Prices Busted Up I VIRTUE IN THE Gold >1.25 in Haa ingw! RED JACKET . nractaasM _ 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for ^1.00, Lnrvare a combination » felTTEER Prep otd And Everything ebe in the line of (erred from Wtater-killtof very generally. In Ohio, aoarerly a third of a crop ia ex- alx-tenth*. Drugs, ( »>•»«. Sold by UruarifXaarerywbnre Uwlysacl <TCl. CLARK A CO., 0**1 Arret. forU. & rad Caaai OLD LADIEE Medicines. Tte UaMiitl., Ulnr Sllril Paints, —1 Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, ■ Cards, Card Board, &c, L’Xi’ IENNETT PIETERS a CO. 0? tldnuinit Ing eaperimenta ^Ahat which all g<x>d fruit cultivator* now concede—viz: that ooe-lbird to uoehaUio number 9Ffruits, will distributed on th* tree itr vine, produce at maturity * FAVORITE RKIRT tb«tefur*tar attention to thia aubject. All fruit* on young and r twig* abnuld b* taken lent or groups ao thinned, pply of foliage will aaaltl th distinct fruit or cluster, ly distribu't- I 'ortinllurut. iMetncRt of Railroad Slack. hirts a LOW FIGURES. A good medical authority ascribe* qmitii. the liver ‘jf ATftaNlKL °M ATJ^nTi E. REMINTON A SONS MADAM MART rKBRl BUlfoa D, Dibit How »«■ smurr s. a. iwnwu. HANCTArn.-y.ERS OF lETOLVEIS, IIFLIS bowing politely. ed with Gon. Glllmore “But, Colonel,,._ current. Col. Coburn consequences of deliberately, setting at “The policy of the commaa^ing generu 1 onderetaod It. h shnply this: tbst OUB omc and See! The ,c«ptain departed and began his preparations. But now came the sheriff rtLHON, of Jeflerson County with a writ. He wanted the bodies of George, Abraliam, And everything at the Mme aatocishiogly John and Dick, who were atlll with lb* 23d. They were the runaway property rpne CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE A or av ure.ua. of a man named Hogan, who a few day* . CAUTION TO before had figured In a convention held YOUNG MAN *»d elite at Frankfort, in which be Introduced a out D.billty, rraraslurc aeries of Secession resolutions. superior* In eomaand to proceed down women and children." food for Com prise* morel and Kinde kept J TH» TOP nothing to do but steam up and go where Den will march with loaded rouekota. OUR __ F. B. ACKLEY'S. alavea. CoL Utley informed tba inhabi­ tants that any attempt to take contra­ bands from his Hues would be resisted. oca! Utley. Great Br value than earrot* a* an article of food, and also for fattening animal*, and they asim Utley In great trepidation, raylog: “Coluoel, I can't start till tbo** negro** are put on shore. 1 shall be held re­ tioc of your giving up tbo fugitive* which you are liar bo ring contrary to the peace and dignity of the State," add the sheriff. armed and sugar, and appli*<L>n the ajsfead tbo respiration, or tor the In 0. R. SPABLBIHI. they intend to take yours." The Colonel turned to his men, and Mid, quietly, “Fit bayonets." The regiment moved on through the streets, and reached the Gault House, where the slaveholder* had eoogregated. A half dozen approached the regiwbnl rather aauliou*ly7butO»w~J)old«t than the rest sprang into the rank* and seized a negro by the co I Mfr. A dozen bayonets came down around him, some not very gently. He 1st go hl* hold ut-.d sprang back again quite as quicklyfa* be entered the line*. Ther* wa* a shaking of fiats and mut­ tered curses, but the rvgimsul passed on to ths landing, just ns if notiiiog had hap­ pened. 1 Gen. Greng.r, wk* had oharg* of tire transportation, had issued order* that no negro should be allowed on the boat* wllbolt free papers. Gen. Baird mw the negroes on the steamer, and approaching CuL Utley, Mid: "Why/Culonel how I* thi.T Have all of these negroes free papersi" You hire little children out “Peibapa not all, but there* who have not, San declared their intentiont/” said that Proclamation, dated Sept. 22, 1803, and the law of Congress on the subject.— overseers. In conclusion, I will My that 1 had noth­ ing to do with their coming into camp, and shall have nothing to do with seud- down to toil and suffering. Dr. Vootekee, in FOR THE OLD AMD LONG TRIED DRUG & • told you before that I should have nolh- ARE PREP/J lalormslioii thsi U*XBreMway,’M.Y. Colonel, F»r lire Uhllc’dtftate* Ssreie*. Abo POCKET aa4 BELT REVOLVER*. REPEATING PISTOLS. Erru: c.<xxs, rsvolyi.'.-q niruts. We have a •TURKISH BATH." KLT««|ilKOU>. « ite*. AddsaSfoMAflOMAUAMUI,*** MAM0N BBOTHEBK.SswYm*. ’ WARBA steep ia Mmams LUCILLR tioe b. Naw Yer* CUy. Ite arrival io The camo of bluff bad been played be­ tween tbe 83d Wisconsin and tbo State Nicbuia*- REMINGTON’S REVOLVERS. REMl’tCTO’l KCVOLVERM. from • her mooreooe, bat (tbo with th* stars given the cans* of Freedom a mighty Tb* CowneDiort Senate has ratified ustsw. �Jjriialtxral ftnu. tl.000,000 Werth or ** ;ches and Jew, vr> he Maecrae or „ > - carvats a>4 ranal*. „enVM«4. Tb.;. has been much differeoco of op In- BABLOW, GOODIE AR & GBAMT, ' U» '<R“” "i~«rwS. Bsi-ian >^”oU ac<J. P"»°'P« “ f*»d for cade, m1”® cx tetwira feUori of stock | haimt'lo &vor °f former and others •flhe latter vegetable. Dr. Voolckar, In te. of A* R°F*l Ayrimlhtr^ &ri,» y 4-ri"* “!••*“> •te~.lv* general resemblance in tbe conpoaiUoa tlK-ae route. Parsnip* contain lew soc.t than carrote, the deficiency of which it repUceJ by starch not oecuring in .. c^rrnt* contain an avomva r>f at NOTICE. SPOOHEB'S ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY «'*« “ <3- O O x> F~t 4Swaw’sart’4 ^ui OF ALL KINDS, Olbar Mn... L.t_ —.... ' — GUARDIAN'S SALE in sad co erarid' Biara*.’*/ ‘ kite, double case, terror^4 S S Remittent Fever, S g Congestive Chills, ft Neltea la hereby given that in pa r« a ■» la eT U - Suit the Times. ■flgr- i AGUE MORTGAGE BALE. JJ EFAOILT Diarrhea, Dysentery, «1 Broadway, New Tert. la IlasUaga. Mieh . be Heberts ■ all Dro ggte la aad Retail era. COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE Periodical Headache, Dumb Ague. petes tn lb. Joints er limbs. Fntery ar penlytir, WsnkaeM, aad *U pate, aad achae, lamawaaaOM KtjessenfisswsjTi sere proemsUv«. to these who am 11. against attaek* of these maladies. 1 o caees of InSamation For Sale by all Druggist*. Wu. Spooner CHANCERY BALK 1866. & Co., .txu: Nashville, Tenn. ■ tetr Jawrwwn. A ■vas's" advertMsmsai Wheat and Frail Froepecls. The Report of the Department of Ag­ OUR FACIUT1ES riculture lot May givee a more encvinraging staU incnt <■! the prospect tor wheat thin we bate hud in former months.— Un the first uf June, the estimates re *ceitcd placed the crop prospect at raven­ tenths <>l sn average, i'bc Spring wheat d/?A’ EQUAL TO ANY IN THE in all tbe New England Staten is nearly STATE. an arcntgi-; io Maine more than an aver­ age. 'Die usual ntnounl was sown In/nJI ttese States except Maaaachuaette^.Minncvnto, Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas, Uscn together, promise more than an av­ erage. New ^orlt, Pennsylvania, and Oer aahortment of Mew Jersey arc estimated to give eight­ tenths, and Delaware, Maryland, and We»t Virginia six-tenths of a crop. In Illinois and Wiscimsiu. thrce-fuurlhs of a crop of Winter and Spring wheal to­ gether is estimated. In Ohio and Indi­ ans, the pruipect is the poorrff, not over ••ne-halt of a crop in either State. Mich­ igan is estimated at seven and a half tenths, and Kentucky at five and twothirda tenths. The reports were made And la sold al a reduction from former on the first uf J utie, and it la probable *. that wheal i> even ifettep than jl gave promise uf being at that time. In fruit, a medium crop of apple# is MA MM! ED PEOFLK. indicated, though there la a variation io the appearance in different loewlitiea. In DOX VIAU. TO KXAJHXK OVtt STOCK. New England and Ibe extreme West tbe prispcct is belter than usual. In the In At trlidt of Central States, worse. Peaches have suf­ fered from W inter-killing very generally. In Ohm, scarcely a third of a crop is ex­ pected. In New Jersey, less than a half crop. !□ Dele a are and Mar) land, about six-ten ths. J866. Clh.-!f th. coBimuaitr is threatened with any infvwtioaa diMSM, eitber BmaU Fox, YaUew Fe- OUR.STOCK i* ci uooreu ousea....... id Pres and tield Exteaitoa 1s Jrt ‘.nd OM Mm ^f iu; l’I ThtaibiM.* Peneito* Id Pens nod handsome BUror S g Bilious Fever, la the matter ofthe Estate of Thoma. Dalsksy. am.. K.Utoy, Abigail J. Butebey aad Uoorg. r. Balabey, mteon, bain of Thoma. Iteltbry. AND AT PRICES Great Decline, In Prices, italic fUeaee Ballewt..., ‘ ids and Sleeve BoUera.,.*** eve But luu, plain a«mel^i' ft Chills end Fever, JE Intermittent Fever, E wioora to sate paUUaa there can be little doubt that tba aufl and IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE yuong fibres of those roots are rwadily eenteru-d, in the stomach, of animals, intu gum and sugar, aud applied in the eyetr!n to feed the respiration, or lor the furiustiun ot fat. From tbeee particulars It is evident that paranips powuaM great­ er talus than earroll as ah article of food, snd Jw fur fattening animals, and they stand the severe froets of the United Ststes better thsn any other root Crop. Every fa.-rner should have a large patch uf parsnip awl carrote in hia garden or field. Tbe car rota are very deeirable fur feeding bones and all kinds of stock. I’arsuipe tiring still better and hardier (Ml. la township see (I'..north of rears eight (St should have tbe preference. Every dai­ w*.l_ runteialsg ta all Eighty acron of lead more ry farmer should cultivate parsnips exivnsively as they are excellent food for Comprises more than the usual Stock Dated April 13, IMA JAMES A. 8W1KZEY A FRAKK ALLKM, and Kinde kept in a Country Store, and lies'. Cbalcuune chains and trl»4B«. CVBX twelve f>-' —--v------------ ------------ —’ r— nip. eigbtwn per cent. Thus paranipa wdl be found much more nutriliona than .carmU. The flesh-forming constituent J parsnips is greater than that of carrote, and they are aa rich la albuminvua com­ pounds as mangolds; they also contain more niUu-«n than oarrote and a doable wSportiua u! fatty matter. The Jiffercnca io the relative proporliont t f cellular fibre In both roots ia sen great- This fibre in carrote, para- ifoi nla DlameniUd licnta'Hcarf Pina ... mom .ad KniMm MaZl'" d Band Braestels...r7-“” and mosaic Breechrt... '' ace Broaebra. rich palter^ SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS 1866. CHANCERY order. For Doing Busimcss, isrok J£ JMy, .nd year dipatten re, tod mas will iaawra aala Thia Raemdy U truly can ba need with lb» poi jwteiaellcaar. wtoroi ■> u I.. laeeol HullSga. In uid ooonty. tbi aadtehte 1 half oftba east half Booth-Waal qoartar of bas­ tion bsvenlm (171. in township three ,1). Warth of Rance Kight (») West. In the eaanty of Hairy aad 8tete af Nlcbteaa, and incladmg tbe oa4>rhled Imlfof tbe Mdl nod Water powar tbanon. aiaeptieg and reserving all Lots or pareaia of tend aoU and nmveyed Ibrrahnm by Andrew I. Haya aM Fhtte Dibble, poor te the date f mid I’reiar Said »»">« b*'“'S bean hereloter. aanryad aad laid oat late village lots aad a plot llirrtcf rtcvirded. CROCKERY 1866. is the largest ever brought to this mart, DIE MOST SKEPTICAL, MAT THEME t» UNEPUAU.KO VIRTUE TN THE 1866. Relief and negated i ra.-! than ail tba bad for y Mr*. lilt ray's Rrilaf and oaa , ■ aU right: U palate Ballet fives me >u WineofTar TUUMU TEA. \VfAT9 K comhuuthmt J UATtE herbs , 1 pare d m Ute choicest । * bourbon wHis*** CHANCERY SALE. Pine Tree Tar. Gary. £ .<va»4«wi. Al-nu.^nl^ IK. ttial. •f AmmO, and Ada JterAIr, CbaydtMMate, It kas • w«!l asras4 noCortety far eansi Lstaaca of tke 1 THROAT an St LVJWmS Wl»e of Tar alas passmen a braltby actiaa i /«*■ ir TbmrrmUJfury />. rtew. D./rada>te. ■5TO (DAira iBIE KBA’d1 1 OLD LADIES & FAIR MAIDENS OLIVER CROOK A CO.. Prepristsra’ We might write page on page rec/iont**'K npuninente and results of thinning out fruit, bnt it would only be U> prove \ lull in number of fruits well distributed the tree or vine, produce at maturity wpiai luik, better quality, LanJeomer ap­ pearance, mure aaliafisetion of mind to tlie grower, and finally yield in tba mar­ ket a greater pecuniary return. ’ The present slid coming rmHltha call ihercfuie f.r attention of fruit growers to this subject. All fruite on young and ■rally spina or twigs ab»uld bo token away, and clusters of groups so thinned, lUl while a supply uf foliage will assist to maturing eack distinct fruit or cluster, tbi y may also be pretty evenly distribut­ ed over the tree or vine.—HorSenUurul. A good medical authority ascribes to the tomato tbs following very important medical qualities: 1. That tbe tomato is one of the most powerful aperients of tbe liver and other urgent, where calomel is indicated, it ia one of the ni->at effective and least harm­ ful medical agents known to the profess­ ion. 2. That a chemical extract will be ob­ tained from it that will supercede the use of calomel io the nee of disease. X That he has successfully trusted di­ arrhea with this article alone. 4. That when used aa an article of «Lel, it is almost sovereign fur dy^iepsia and indigestive. 5. That it should • be cuoatantiy used fur daily food. Either cooked or raw, or in th : form uf catsup. It ia the most whokaome article in use. —A Itiee oo the forehead aiguifia* ednintioo for intellect. On the dteek Air bwuty. On the noee that the k'taeer is •a ewkard fool On the chin that be ap predate. Paradise Loet.’ On tbe hand ttelbeltae slighted the lady. On the Ifslevr. A short Itiaa that be U tear. «er don’t like tbe article. A kwg W-Taradiae Regained.’ ■ /"“-Forty eight traina of cara arrive and ' dtpvt daily at tbe New York Central de­ pot In Albany. TbeCougreeaaf tba Atlantic Beelh American, State of Vsmroela, baa reed vd to join with the Republira of tba Andes '■ the war against Spain, bcldtePreoL <J«nt vetoed the war resolution, whioh «j*eJ tome popular dbeontent. tot. *«» MLVEI WATCHES I Owing to the great dodlne and general 4»preaavn of buMMes. I be Geowva Nsnafoetunag Company an desirous of disponing of tboir sleek of tfatcfcn tn-medlaUlv for rosh. .nd as IhMr ch. Ikes hrtapaa II within tba ranch of all la •tain a raJasbl. Umrpwca. All tba following Splendid Watches to IB£>OT0 & UNITED STATES MASOrACTCKKO TO OKDEM, sx.-x'fX's.srA sitU tehtean. I shall a.n, or canoe te be sold, el Pabhirts and Drawers Uc Aactioo to Urn Ugliest bidder at tbe pnm- Vegetable Extract STEEIL IPIBH W)KKS1 la a great Proautev nt Health. Factory, CAMDEN, N. J. fl tsvwerre all enpOve dlaaaae af Ute ahi DR. BICELOW Dated HwUaga. Jens Ibi, 1164.__________ GUARDIAN’S SALE. In Um maUrr af tbe Estate af Henrietta Mary, aad M.y Itebclte Everhart, minors. KKie.l. beroby given that la psron.nn af Purify Your Blood 1. ESTEtIROOK A CO. Srsst Paw Mamuvactvsum. WAREHOUSES: 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, 42 JOHN ST. NEW YORK. S.PHiL s VEGETA.BIaa 8-PH-L-S REMEDY. Positively Cures. balf of tbe north-west quarter, of sniteo thirty ... . *_ .Li- ...lJ,L*rllk north of Rann ^iaiiLT lathe cJaaiy af Barry and SUU StSSatW^sSS f Michigaa. • aThRW TAX DtWKM. Gsardiu oleate Miaora. paled. Apefl W*. »»**■_________ HOrriU A> AMWAY Dsalds Is ___ WATCHB8, CLOCKS A JKWKLBT It Will Beeaae tkc 8U>4ar« Beatty. Tsx i rw-Msaafoeturiag aad Rewiring of Jewelry a^a Xit nottea'aml ta lb. brot wma^. Job Printing Oslo ass Buras a.ivairtsso sen to Obmb. WARRANTED TO SUIT yrWAOE A OOJWEER JOBBIBB AID BBTAILIM OF- IFTATB, CAPS, TWfIBS, Blllliery ail Str** ««•<»! at eastern prices. ■0. S8 vraev *-“■ rraarr, OHN W. PAYNE’SPICTUREGAL J LERY, (ecccaawa to a. waa.) O.«t Rower's Shoe Stere, Osetian. K.cb - A IwU ate artwart aad variety afOaaaa, ”------?*“»«**!**; MLFTHE mohey NO SOfiATCH/NG-. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, „ JACIUON, MICH. OeejimMivoa w01 admit it is heeoerotgd TRY OR BOTTUC, Fites Un. aaUbpDroggtete �SbeThoro- Moors. " MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY." 3BCO music stobe: ros TZXE Old Establishment! MAM* *«tt>. I AM NOW orFEXHtO Greater Inducements Ing devotion to a high, popular education. natural advantages ascribed to Nashville, •rCkfea,., In. IBWIIfi ■AC1IWK AgtBcles. |ro the COUNTRY TRADE “Hatt inn !ih_ I people are tivll, intelligent dtizeue, (per- the North West Territory which now THAN EVER BEFORE, Being daily receiving Good* from th* esn it appeal for aid I Ord.nary colleges East, Bought a: the can confalentiy appeal to the partisan or Nashvlll*" ware far auperior to thoee of sectarian bodies which created them, or Vermontville, and that Mr. Nash bad , to tbelr alumni. But no such ooura* to 030. »<- be w ira-, pbof WbrKL Great Decline! two townships, of public land*. These laud* were carefully selected, and from creature t,f legislation, it can only appeal fair that Col tone My Ing that “The courae to tbo people In tbair legislative capaHtv. of true love never did run (mouth," wuejd tail abort of truth here. But. oor good lare, by which tbe University at Ann Ar­ 1 with convulaioua aa suocea* of the University. Il* claim* bor te chiefly aopported. Many other proas uppu the State at large, and thus they see a to 'ringing op within an Statea received a al miter appropriation what te <wryfaxfy'«Abu*lne*a is likely to hour* drive, l«fn the energy of its from tbo general Government for Uni- command tbe efforts of nofaxfy. Tba people and 11 >rablu location, te far Blate a* auch, has oarer contributed mioutstripping lerrtelly to tbe fond* of tbe University. en much for it aa tbe State of Michigan. distinction. It has, indeed, relieved tbe University to parity and be a certain extent from tbe effect* of tba But that ‘ a te bound to nval (he fund*, and hare not to-day, one dol­ blunders of It* Legislature; but all ita Vermontville I that^xrtaina to a lar of them to show, white others fritter­ ed them away by .dividing them among tbe interests of the University and those importunate applicants. of other institution* of learning through­ ia tbe essential element In tbe growth and That tbo people of Michigan have a out tbe State. Aa though mattrial aid to prosperity of a town, and there te none to tbo Unlveraity waa so much taken from oilier schools! Than which, nothing can well b* more absurd. When tbe true la largely due to Hou. J. 8. Pierce, first idea of a Unlveraity te realized, the inter­ for many mile* in extent—and although Sop. of Pub. Instraction, to (the late) est* ofall become reciprocal, the clashing the Tbornsppla la Dot auch a stream a* Full Assortment Hon. I.ewia Casa, and to other auch hon­ exist* onlr so long as tba Unlveraity re­ we could with for milling purpose*, yet I ored name* both of the living and of the main* in the depressed condition ofa-*im It te no longer an experiment that money pie College. dead But for their effort*, wo too, like Tbe Alumni of the University, now Ohio, might have had a score of what amounting to nearly 2000, and to whose The Grist Mill of Johnson, Mallett & have been not very reverently tanned numbers addition* are now being made at tbe rate of 200 per year, are not tbe when the Vermontville correspondent way, but *11 trying to do a giant's work lower of atreugtb to the Institution which has partaken of tbe banquet of bun*, tbe experience of ether schools might with a pigmy's mean*. An endowment lead us to expect they would be. No coukiaa, shortcakes fan. prepared by hit ol>500,000 is a noble ran to a single strong bond ofattechment ex let* between wife from the superior quality of flour Institution, but a mere trifle when divid- "Alma Maltr” and* bar children. To tbe Nashville mill Is able to produce, he OXX. CLOTHS, • ed among a dozen or more. w look beck to tbe days of Feighner’a From the beginning, the University Mill, rattlesnake* fac., with a feeling of baa had to eontend against pecuniary interest In her welfare, na citizen* of tbe pride and admiration, (however reluct-, embarrassments, injudicious and changing State and friends of education. A reali­ awtly) and aa he see* the building* by tbe Wall Paper, Irgislalion, inexperience and visionary sation of the instability, and, so to speak, score rearing upon their foundations and Window Fixtures, aim* in ite management, every few year* the ticl'liihneti of the whole thing, from the Regent* to the “Professor ol dust and it lias passed through a erteis that seemreapy to admit, that there Is sumo excel- hoods, ry D Yankee U Notions. ■•■St "TSr! INSTRUMENTS ALL WARRANTED. —Sspx.x;x’.' 8WK8, mu WHITE Machines, • put, «,u-. „ Rawmw GOODS, W.— *■_ . - tak­ MACHINE FINDING Ac. Mlcklgau < Music Lenons in Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, A J«al ant ajEEur nrMJC. hjwwd aDtyOTtagm’ unsTXUOTnDn, a®. SAM of GOOD SEWS AT U8t TUX IXG aad REPAIRING doo* to order. GROCERIES. J. Mi HILL Good Tea at one Dollar. mmb a aaoB*. At tux UNION STORE ar . ’ e- Alumni. They are perfectly powerless 1-4-Co consult and provide for the welfare of other instatloo of such a sudden stepping “Alma Mater'' and they know by exper­ ience Hist a sudden revulsion of popular into the front rank of Institution* of learn­ ing. Ito success I* an anomaly in the history of colleges, and yet, to a certain fad, a radical change In the Regency, the extent, it ia still nn experiment; It con­ Pr:>fee*<ir*bip*, and tba general policy of tains an element of weaknan, a radica! the Institution. Hence there is nu rncauroiftment, nor even taftty for an al­ defect In its organization, which time umnus of Anu Arbor to make any pecu­ will make only the more apparept. it niary contribution In aid of tbe Universi­ will prove, permanently auccessfal, if the ty, for be can but expect that sooner or later hi* feelings will be outraged in it* management. 11111* tnay change all this, and give the The Sid annual comtni-ocemrnt of the Alumni tbe power and tbe will to hoof University transpired oa the 27lh ulL A favorable change of tbl wsiUher occurof the Legislature of Michigan, and thia ia Ito weakness which 1 have already men­ Church though crowded, waa not uncom­ tioned. It must be perpetually knock­ fortable. The music waa excellent, aad ing at tba door of the Halls of Legislathe speaking much above this average ability displayed on *uch occasion*. As any cause, however worthy, miles* they none of tbe graduating clan are row dent* are paid for it. While therefore we may of this portion of the State, it would bo well be proud of tbe standing which tbe University maintains, and hope for still their names, or apeak critically of their nobler result* iu the future, {rarouns wall informed upon such in st I nr*, must nev­ manner or eubjcctmatter. indeed, of ertheless hope with trembling. B. Uic nineteen who spoke, only twelve were residents of Michigan; and of tbo fortyNasuvillx, June 25th, I860. Knrroa or tux Baxkxr—Six: equally divided jmblitan, appears quite a lengthy aniole among Vt. N. Y., O., HL and Wia.— headed “Vermontville Items,” in which And thia one fact, which la more appar- tbo author indulge* quite freely in opprobriou* word*, and manifest* much un­ ‘and Ky.. were nearly montvlHe. Hence In looking over th* / NO HUMBUG ! of the Varmuntvillitee fur years to coma. I may mention that a large Ojapel, and more rooms for Isclures 'and recitation* are urgently demanded. Of the former, tea lion of Department* of Agricultural • that higher and grander work which is comprebended in tlw^ighee: notion of a true hav* danced before their vision until they have about aettied' down with tbo fact the Groat Northwest, and entitled to more than common consideration. C. WAKELEE bClENCB AND FAIR DEALING VICTORIOUS OVER KMi’RlHClnM ANU FRAUD. iLwkkjhI GOODYEAR & CO. thia Village on I the RunUeman pain of ecclnghl delay. CHEAPEST! ---------- --------------------- (J, A NEW FEATURE! * ruiT cuts EATING SALOON ! rate. E. IL DUSKING. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I -------------Rev Sprlig A SsatBcr C«o4s ununnot rt«L»-H»n«. U»1 CURSE OF MODERN MAXHOOD, HARDWARE of all kinds, DR. RAPHAEL, aiiaiasRT , EAT1SS AM ICECIEAM Railroad Prices, Mrttyfan&l Ui tbe Village ■flor! I aujiply of Ice col< , the white sign, 1 IX HOLBROOR-rt BLOCK, UP STAIRS, and will be sold at csxoaoo. ilunoo. muw «»4 SILK BONNETS. ALL STYLES OF SUMMER HATS. DB. RAPHAEL GROCEY Iron, Nails, Stoves, STORE. UK OF LIOHT OR AfEDICAL FROTF.CTOIL ILSiCIlXC AMD Pl EM INC, our music appts© I NEW GOODS RECEIEVED WEEKLT. Lad!** will pleas* call before purchasing. Mtaa E. WILCOX. SAP PANS, everything else fasbioned ‘FIU3T Cutra EATING AND ICkCKEAM from SALOON, Sheet Irta. AU Mrti «f Shelf Hardware. Fee GENTLEMEN I>B?jACK80jr8 FRENCH PATENT MALE Faerie au—Th I Wild Flower Ixdl LADIEB. ofG.T. eastern entertainment ad i he receipt* being I r. 1. — MSB TBO DOCTOR IHMSEXT EWUILA1R I&RSOT, to*’*, Mnd to MOT OM ilil7!,2l .1 ROPE, i ?°nert*F DELICACIES .nd KABHITIES X'ArrMTKiX.—A been' opened io I | Wing, bte of m« enterprise b important one, an a grnerous patron! friend* in thia d Q-HrN-D-STON-ES, A Soda Fountain Farming Tools of all kinds, ’’‘uidldw aad PAINTS, 1 LANDS FOR SALE. >n^niuBt^i*tr tn* tttnic CANDIES, nits, U PLASH. U pUTIY the tbondera of tbo inwhora* and tbe Giro them a eel!. H.WM3GUT, ATL0d8S’1‘"f °25*SEll-or; Groceries, AND ^yOODEN ^ARE. laden wkb merchandise hr tbe Nashville II. WRlGHTlAU'y at Uw. Middlarni*. PIR SALE-K W *f * • H aaettea S la tow* <4 Hop.; pne. r p«r sera IL WRIGHT. Middle. .He­ ll. WRIUHT. BL JL m dropped a Jed Variety Grocery Store, ®t>W AS TECE iSSU I AND CHBAF AS 1I(E UM Nos. 1«, IT ud 18 la F th* vUiut* af nsstlsn. m* x li„ i>r. bLdt.ss »1-1.1 r.au. Jr. XUE NAT ION AL DWI’EXJUllY, ESTABLISH- And the point staled, Nashvill*.' IL WRIGHT. Balti. Creek. MlolL HARDWARE STORE! It halls are thronged by not an Institution In the land that affords as many advantages for the aama money. Still the Uhixersity of Michigan doe* not .**■• Mtb, 1*44. jsljJtr IX NALE—X. K N. t K R«e. a, T. a. N. 1 —V«vy eh«*p! FJan*leW..mh,Tankwiferiag* ISM. will take great pleasure In giving it a general circulation. * utation, and truly popular character of perity of our little town. Whether to admire bte good temper or laugh at hte tbe University. Ittereally the “Propfe* faar moat, I* hard to determine. Like a STOVE PIPE, affair* are directly amenable to tbe peo­ wounded bird be flutter* wonderfully. He aaya, “almost dally we bear such arple, and tbe majority of it* stndenta are, indulged in, that many seem inclined to believe that this entire section of country, >y. For, although now being rapidly developed, and which must naturally and of choice centre here, ■V AtmArboe ar* tally three time* wilt be entirely overlooked and Ignored, and be accommodated In ell Ita bu.ineaa E. H. DUNNING, K BALK­ Gmravly Rxdccsd Pa tea*. why tbe worst feer* of our neighbor*, as well as the brightest bopea of Nashville should not be fully realized. In conclusion we give tbe correspond­ ent much credit for hl* article. No word*' of oura could go sodar it!establishing th* fact abroad ttj«t this is really a place— and if be will ssni^us fifty copies we logue, shows dearly the wide spread rep­ walks of life. BOBWBB DROtaBT, Ac. Window Curtains, AT THE & inAnn. CARPETS, ‘.S? “s0,iT Mats, Rugs, HEW ARRANGEMENT FOR SALE. ttirsiswairRS X«*ser P*blie asd Cos»»j*acer "Evaar SavcbJ t volume with the week, hacbievel x FRUIT CANA ■« Vaxiom* Prine*. the start, counting parent on commencement days, than that training te lamentably neglected. Tbie compame* this fad •eon gxwa fob simclx xB.P*g!£ of the uniform tosl HARNESS SHOP. 5;Wm*kSTA=i:‘.~ culture could bn jointly imparted. place Naxhvllla, of ao much Importance, waa known only a* Fdghiwr's Mill, in 'ALL ARBANCKMENTb_ g~d N. E. JgorM. W.jL&to. JLTsws *.Mrta « «>>'. dentists, Ll» the choice of Ito > by Tlcknor and FJ - TubKi*<»«* to our exchange I ! edited by our old Esq., a lire Yankd R.R.atreek w iih admiratio-st iba char- But the*, wara of the Unlverolty, wide etreeta and found a city and christen Mjrnxia. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-07-18.pdf 06112901e5b54fdd2ca7811734062393 PDF Text Text GEO. "Liberty and Union—Ono and Inseparable. VOL. XI NO. 12 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1886. JjjstiHjs' Aminos Jirukri. y«tal aa> JgimUazrtij. NEW ADVERTIBEMENTO. CoMSUMWTA.Br.—W* clip Um foUowMraara. Harries, Spaulding, Holbrook, impression la, that ths advance of the Prussians into Bohemia will prevent the m*aly remembrance of cur citizen sol­ diery, on the part of lbs accomplished trlana Into Silesia; and a battle is look­ Superintendent of ths M. C. IL R.—R ed for In Bohemia. N. Rice. Esq., from tbs Detroit CornThe sixth exhibition of Import­ So much lor tbe war on tbe continent. Bum HORSES, will In England, political affaire have assutn“On* of the gratifying events of oor be held st theNathmal Park, Kalamazoo, on the 2d,X 4lh and fifth days of Oct­ •is which has come. The Mini*try. in impromptu gathering of many of the disober 1860. Tba premium list Is $6,000, consequrnce of the hoetile vote of the rt la lb. Ito. nF tbrirBn.ii We rwpwtfnUy uk a liberal .hare cf lb. pnbllc open to exhibitors from all port* cf the A. R. WINO. United States, and Canadas. The first have resigned, and tbsir resignations have prominent citizen* of tbe‘ Stet* and dty, etroaaevH. A- wixa. Trotting Premium is to be $3,000, and been accepted by the Queer. Earl Rus­ at the hospitable mansion of our fellow­ Hnstlsp, Joly ISth, ISA*. tf/itraZ] the first Running Premium $500, and sell, Mr. Gladstone, and tbsir compeer* townsman, IL N. Rice, Esq.. Superin­ •ll others on the same liberal scale.— only hold office until their successors ard tendent of the Michigan Central Rail­ The treasurer, will pay all premiums. appointed. Iters is great excitement in road, which occurred just after the pub England upon the Reform question, which lie etnrelses on Campus Martina Itwa* a happy re-union of lite veteran* of the ground*, if deaired, or at hi* office in Kalamazoo village, at any time within the Ruassli Gladstone Ministry. w ar, some of them wearing the *car» of thirty day* thereafter, and if not so paid severe aad bMorabln service, many of * UATNST. will forward the money, as jwrtiea enti­ Date* to Juno 28lb are just received. them not having met together for year*, tled to receive it may direct Entries of Ths~expcctrd battle in Bohemia took and In a few case* bad only a historical wilt lx eloaed tbrresf.et onlll th* vple t, teirr onteteaSlog wcmnU nn*t b« preacctod fo T—. commencing --------------— 1 knowledge of each other. The brave of- AD stock can be made at any lime by letter place on the 27th of Jone, kdlusunent by Angiut >. tSM. By Qrd«r of Ilsxnl of Director* or otherwise, with tbe Secretary Geo. F. at 2 o’clock in the morning, and continu­ fiocre, Um* aasembltd, bad an opportuni­ ■ A. II. N0RRIS05, President J. P. THRKBHKB, Bwrttery. Kidder, Esq., before 9 A. M. of Monday ing till evening, when the Prussians re­ ty of exchanging hasty congratulations ______ Oct. 1st. treated leaving their dead and wounded as soldiers, and receiving the plaudits of the moat diatinguhhed of our fellow citi­ Die Michigan Centra) Railroad will on the field. transport horses, sulkies, trotting Wag­ Austria, thus far, see tn* to be decided- zen*, including the Governor and some FAMILY a MAXUFACTUBIXO PURPOSES, uf the ex- Governor* of the S^ale, and ons snd grooms raxx, from Sept. 24th, tb* State and United States official*.— —Senator Wilson condemns the Tar­ Mr. Rice dispensed the lio*pit*HUe* in Aalf fart during the week uf exhibition. iff Bill, how pending In the House a* a bi* uztial liberal and happy manner, snd Tita Ladt's Rxrosrroar.—This ever Western and not a Massachusetts meas­ there were no person* present who did arm ure. There are rumors, likewise, of a not feel gratified that while the Michigan our table. This Is emphatically the Central Railroad waa placed under the magazine that gives to the homo circle, ila1 poned. superintendence of a gentleman who is —Mr. Cuffrolb's Pension bill for the not only so eminently capable of Inking rary tone. Berni-religious it is not obtru­ soldier* of 1812 her been recent milted *lo charge of its vast and omiplicaled consive, though firm and unfaltering in its be matured. The most positive object­ corns, but who is also amply qualified to adherence to light, and in its opposition lot) made to the bill is tbat.lt doesnot dispense tba hospitalities and amenities Disoi.uno.x to all that be-litlles human character, extend its benefits to the soldiers of tbs that pertain to such an occaaion.*' BOTTOM OUT Marble Shop. D. jjOBERTS A STRIKER. or TBl DRY GOODS Tomb Stones, wrf.n.ery »ad toney s^to* S,« tltoti. Hullnx», Mieh. pU&ELlA SEVUM, lUHiag*. HirblRW- yy R. U. UAVFU ll.r Kiprui cf Orenr.,111. Ixidre bald at Muonic U«jl j A, HOLBROOK, litora.y ,c'i or is Cluarerr. w<U pniopllr snd f.ith fully UUB.I to the bu»ia<.»«>rius cJlinr; Conreysn. nns. CoUtelins, «nd MUilarv snd Hc.i E.tetr Vl,to..1wlujJ OKe*lnHelbreefc Block.___ 1’ DRAKE, JI. D. Rhtubx That Lettxj:.—By accident we dropped a lettfeg In a pertain place in. this Village on Friday laet 11 will save the gentieman who picked It up the ■ fl.i,, audSnr««>n*. Odes In Ruaaall A pain of seeing his name In print, if he returns the letter to us, without further delay. JOBS ROBERTS, c. ractice of I Cly. HnMi r». u«er^!tl» J^XAI'PBI A ULRROWB, gir.n to Coal J UBS K. HALL, 5. taiBLDOX, M. CAUWALLAOKR, £’ C HOLBROOK. all 11. COOK, tic regions la being dispensed by Ack- either socially or morally. Wa really wish the Repoiitory bad more rodders, —Gen. Chamberlain, in accepting the Tor there is no~Li’ni-> where llrInfluence Union nomination for Governor of Maine, health I* costiveness, or indigestion. It Tut: Bt-rx 8tox.—gchuppnn J* railing would not do mu^b to mske life what it says; "We cannot go back to gather up ba* for its off.pring, dyspepsia, with *11 jts atteodsnt ntiscrie*, such as sick brtddelicious leu Cream. Look far tbe Blue sohe, sour stomache, no appetite, no ener­ Sign cast of JefTerwm, on south side of should be. Published monthly by P*>c we moat recognize the nation as it is, State Street. Thai’s the place. gy. iu fact, complete prostrntiun. Cox’* & Hitchcock, Cincinnati Ohio, at $3.50 and make the Constitution what it should DrsrxratA Ccnx Is a sovereign remedy; A Tkxat.—To Jost call In at Mra. Wil­ «4>y du not you who ate suffering, make ' Will th* publisher* please mail, liam's over Roberta A Striker’s Drug —The desire to relieve the sufferers Store, and get a glass of that delicious u* the June No., by some accident it fail- by the terrible fire in Portland will be bo lite, it costa but a trifle to taste It, and cd to reach us and our fils is broken, snd bigbtened by further accounts of the Ins* will surely bring you relief. tAcy make, and decidedly we cannot find a number fur sale al any and destruction paused by that extraordi­ pifatarU these torid days. of our nows or book stores. nary calamity. The ‘citizens of many Ncw-Englaud towns, and of New-York, Excvaaiox to Boston anu RrrvaX.— are subscribing Isrge sunt* to their aid.' new and splendidly filled grocery, for our music appreciating citizens,, and they JUU5 MICHAEL FzmrAt.—The festival given by Wild Flower Lodge No. 44 ol the I. O. ofG. T. was largely attended, and the entertainment agreeable and profitable; g tba receipt* being about $40. W McCBEA, marble shop baa Wing late of Marshall.J ,1JMb Middktniy. iHth.1 cess add* to the prosperity of the vtlbge- II. WRIGHT, ATTouxtncouxbellor Give them a call. at law, "Ev»ar Satvopat’’ co^P1®1*1 volume with PALL ARRANGEMENTS— f Grind Rapid*d; HaatingsSu p5 tS“0RT8ME!<— T^^^c«tri4-. Ammweitte*.. Ftobl» < }l COLB A 905. the number G"1 issued thia D.t«4 Htetiox*. Js'Y 10U>, 1U*. A. HUMPHRY. JulyirtT___________ OEO. B- MORTOM. GUARDIAN'S SALE. select^fllock* in the Mar­ ket, of an kinds of Goods, usually kept in a Variety Maryland Court of Appeals, has made a welcome decision under the Civil Right* bill. Negro evidence being offered, as against a whits man in a case of assault, a magistrate decided that, under the Civ­ il Right* bill, the Slate law against color­ ed evidence was abrogated and suspend- N E W. A D V E RT1S EM E NTS. \WE BELL AT Uniform Prices, F AIR PRICES To Everybody. ismeu a HUting*. MayTtb, !«**. > lb, FvUeotos drseniwd Ito* The :;«•.!> hSfcf lbs 57Fth-:acri^<r**t eusr two («). X«rti uf —Judge Bowie, ChiefJustice uf the ofM.pto ° ‘ ’’uATHERlXE XEWYOM, inis* GOLD & SILVER ! nwawiaa cams $250,000 --------------------$250,000 WORTH OP R’art-Are, cioeti, Claim, Diaincnd Rinft S’*J ly, la Um Tear ana UtouAtol alabl 1 tlxty-aif. PrlMat, B. C. I'HMIs. ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT Circuit Court. Judge Bowie, being ap­ plied to fora writ of itabea* corpus, re­ fused it and sustained the decision of the magistrate, declaring that ha. was bound to assume that Cotigress had not violated its constitutional obligntiotis by the paw­ On resdlnc asd Alins th* pstiHo*. dely vsrtM. >f John McCaalvy. htb«r of MHdwnOd. per_ .U-. »------ — , (ortb tent lb» Ad - i;ie tiruuuucr. Tbarrnpon It la Ord.red, Th.t M(today,tfe* b day of Aliens! Mil. al ala* (.dock la age of the bill. —A great fire occurred in Pennsylva- . barrels ol oil were deetruyed. —The receipts from internal revenue fur the first six days uf the present fiscal Foreign intelligence is interesting — year amount to over eight million uiue The War on the European Continent has hundred aud eighty thousand dollar*. —The President on Saturday signed opened In bloody earnest. Tbe Italian i army having crossed the Mlncio, was a large number of land grant bill* fur railroads and canal* among them tbe marching in tba direction vof Valcggio Union Pecifle Railroad bill, which It was and Villafraoca, a hen, on Sunday, the supposed he would veto. 24th of June, they wore attacked by the —Horace Greeley ■ finished the last Austrians. The Italian position* were page of his “American Conflict” al cun­ raptured: but the advantage was with down on ll>c eve preceding the “Glorious the Austrisnx They carried Moateven- Fuorth." —John M. Botts, in hl* Baltimore oration, mad* the following point: “We They took 2000 prisoners, and the Ital­ are all Johnson men; the-ooly difference ians, 000; the losses In killed and wound­ Is, one goes for what Johnson say* and ed were severe upon both sides, but heav­ the other fur what he does!” iest upou that of the Italian*. The Ital­ —At the great meeting al salem HU ian army was in command of King Vio- on the 4lh, Gov. Oglesby referred to Gen. tor Emanuel and has recrossed the Min- Sherman, who wa* present *s a Demo­ crat Gen. Sherman disclaimed thia, do. Th* Italian* are nut daunted by saying be had voted the Democratic this repulse, but a re determined to recon­ __ t..___ —J ...... ...x. quer Venetia. Claldiai, with hrs strong force, has no yet crossed the Po. The Au.trlsn* are making a demonstration m ii» opi»i-" cr XTmbardy, haring de-xmded from oflL A.. complete l,d« W. M . n_ J TLirmln.. M, miptar. «l'i», ocrat. —Paymaster Paulding waa yesterday scut•■to Fort McHenry, in compliance _____ >e auntence of the court martial by which ho was tried. Slrenunui ef­ forts are being made to secure bi* par­ don, and they will doubtleM l»o suecsssbaldi, however, is poshing op into the ful, on acooutit of the many mitigating tacboice of H« miscellany. PuMisheJ dreumstances of the care sod his faithful by Ttckwor and FteMa. triana from their positions. In Germa service* during the war. —The position taken by Hon. Mat. B. Carpenter, of Milwaukee, In bi* ora­ tion at GrAsn Day, on the 4th, is an Imold frlewd L W. Webster, main army is advancing into Bohemia.— TU Hanoverian army InumdetTto help lion of a Conservative War Democrat; but now he commits bimself fully, tn Ch* Congrnesiotisl policy sod Sgdrtil snd ready to capitfllite. Nearly all the son. Tbe gain of Mr. CarpcnM NorU-m Buswof G«nz«ay kw.with side will compensate for th drawn from the Cuifcderation, snd H«a»v a dozen Doolittle-Randall*. □z IT, IMA • cSteTpTKTTn thia rectiw /•» important one, and it la to be hoped that a generous patronage may bo^vtn oor friends in this department- Their suc­ XVM. L. COBB, BUSSELL & NEVIN8, return $28.00, rm Portland or by Vermont’Ccntral and Northern N. H. Road*,' from Ogdensborgh. us a visit. Cheap 0 For Cash F anything you may want In his line. Ho Tickets from Chicago to Boston nnd re­ has a nicely furnished parlor in which turn, by steamer to Ssrnia and Grand Trunk, at $36.00 the round trip, nnd by rhlch Is enough to make a man's mouth Michigan Central and Grand Truuk and Vermont Central Railways, at $42.00 <Afr*4/<5anget the beet Laoab Bkeii, the round trip; also tickets to Boston, ma U>c Village oITonla, with uu abundant supply of Joe cold lemonade. Rooms, at Michigan Central and Grand Trunk rail-' the white sign, Bear the south cast cor- ways to Kingston, theiicu by River St. Lawrence to Montreal, “passing the Tliuusntid Island* and Rapid* of the St. Law­ A CuxcaaT.—M«*»r*. PUlt &. Gsan rence by daylight," thence *ia White Mountain* snd Portland—tare $20.00, ly for a couple uf hours on Thursday or same route, via Quebec, $20.00.— evening, with some music, of which they may well be proud, and which the peo­ R. Depot, Detroit, lor Montreal and ple certainly enjoyed and appredaled.— Portland direct at 10 o'clock A. M-, and These gentlemen are not strangers-bere, C. PU1NDUE. Q G°0°D fjs rs^.1 .VttsrtieyU L» .tuo4 rntupilj to I The Place to Buy ra’.s'K S C • KI STATE OF MICHttlAX, County sf Barry aa. l.ge ol Hutlsg*. Joly, iatbaywr SMiE AN APPOftTitJNMEkt!! reading aad tUiagtb* tMliUou.didy ranted trld Qjd^a falbar^of aMd^dowaaad^prayin^ Laud Administrate* of s»ld astel*. praying that •'*» ndmlniatmlioai ol I Ke? to. committed Io Niton Walldolff. aaUteare r* th* ri'll*« ot H. C. PRtXDLK, (A tree copy.) IlolylOUI GUARDIAN’S SALE. Miatelia Eli KLlli? U*M evtta nwt Xsmm. Terra, Coente *• •py l norms, J«»el«r, > !tot. tad pay two esate forMrsrUstag. K. J. UKA5T, P. K. SOLD A KILTER QaLVaJFIMo �BRITISH FBMIODtCM*. HA8TDTG8 BARKER. who murdered Union lly and eUrralion, who raUut eivil war in the Tke Campaign to ladiaia. vjsre ma^a, but the great speech of the oorosiort was made by Governor Morton. —y —— ~ ~ — bls Slate and bar soldiers during the war, bodily ipfirmiljf. .The whois speech Is too lengthy for our columns and we only prjnt that partJt<aring upoa our oppo­ nents’ present and pest history: r_ , OF THE DEMOCRATIC - - PARTY. It la beyond doubt that the spirit of tbe Democratic parly is not changed or improved since the’ termination uf ths war/beton the contrary, kseame to have been groatly embittered by defeat in the field and at the ballot-box. Ils sympa­ thy with those w ho were le^ly In arms SPIRIT •Mlnattbe Govhrnment is imoru boldly svdwed than ever/:a0d It becomes argu­ mentative and enthusiastic in behalf of tbe right of secession and the righteous neaa of the rebellion. The true spirit of tbe Democratic party in Indianans, re­ cently received a remarkable Illustration that afiould command the solemn oocrideration cf tbs people. Soma four 05 five wusks since a con­ vention was held in the city uf I«ouisvilla, composed In part of men who had been engaged In tbe rebel armies.— •Diese meh assembled in Convention, pro­ claimed themselves members of the Na­ tional Democratic party, and declared their unfaltering devotion to iu timehonored principles. They vindicated the ---V.. w UinillUIlH Hk MIC ballot-box thu .acred principles for which they bad taken up arms. Prominent Indiana Democrats met them in conven­ tion; mingled thsir tears with those who wept over Ike Soi them heroes; uttered glowing eulogies upon thp memory of Stonewall Jagkson and John Morgan, and endorsed their most ultrs and trtasonabla doctrines; and to show the complete Identity between the assembly of trait­ ors and tbe Democratic party of Indiana, the Indianapolis Herold, the organ of the party, m the broadest and most unquali­ fied manner, earnestly and enlbusiMti cally endorsed Ite proeeedings, resolutions and speeches. The members of thiscon vention did notdisauiae the fact tlurtAhcy were rebels, and Northern Democratic leaders, believing that the liras for pun­ ishing treason has gone by, now make haste to declare that they sro und have been united with them in sympathy, sen­ timent and purpose, and that they will co-, operate with them to the better end iu restoring them wbst they eall their rights, and io repairing the damages dono to them by ilia war. And to show that this nyjevolent and treasonable spirit i/ not confined to the Democratic traders of Indiana, numerous meetings, resolutions, newspapers and declarations, in uvery part of the United States, may be rs.fer- They are the men who refused to con­ tribute to the Sanitary CommiMion fur tbe relief of the rick and wounded soldiers, upon tbe lying and hypocritical pretense that th. contributions were consumed by tbe <-flicers of tbe army. They are the men who .xctiaed them­ selves from contributing for the relief of ■oldki.’famllsM .1 home by the in famou. slander that they were living hot­ ter than they had ever done, nnd by tuul imputation, on tbo chastity of wldier.' They are the men who declared in speeches, rtMolutiooa, nnd by their vote, in Congress th.t not another man, nor not ano|her dollar should L« vote-1 to car ry on a cruel war with their Southern brethren. They are tbe men who, in the midst of tbo last great campaign of 1864, at th. time when Sherman was fighting bis way, step by step, from Ctmtunooga to At­ lanta, and Grant waa forcing Lee back in­ WHAT DEMOCRATIC LEADERS to tbe defenses of Richmond, in desperate and bloody battles from day today; when HAVE DONE. tbs fate of the nation bong in a balance, The leader, who are now managing the and the world watched with breathless Democratic party in this State, aro the men who, at tba regular Kuion of the to settle tbe question of Republican Gov­ legislature in 1861 ’declared that, if an ernment, assembled in Convention at army went from Indiana to aMist in put­ Chicago aud resolved that the war was ting down tbe then approaching rebellion, a failure—that our cause waa unjust, and it must first naea over their dead bodies.. that we ought to lay down our arm. and sue for peace. Il wa. throwing a mount­ ain into the Confederate sealo to make the Union kick tbo beam. It wa. n bold lion, by rwolving that the South had and desperate interference in behalf uflhe been provoked and driven into the eon- rebellion, at the very trial, of the fight. test by the unoonttitotional and wieked It waa an inault to the loyal armies of agrreerion of Um people of tbo North. tbe nation, to vast, malignant and deadly, They are tbo men who, in apeeohe* and rweolutions proclaimed that “South­ idea of It. wlckedneas. And InXuluro ern defeat, gave them no joy, and North­ time, tbe historian will record; th. facl ern disaster, no sorrow." with aatonishment that the Government, < They are tbo men who exerted their at the most critical moment of Ita life. ffifluence to prevent their Democratic frioode from going into the army, and farthest, must determine whether it who, by tbelr incewant and venomous should live or die, could permit a large slanders against tbe Government, check­ body of ite enemies to meet upon ita soil ed tbo spirit of volutoering. .nd made in peace and security, .nd publish a fla­ drafting a naoeeritv. And whan the grant manifesto in behalf uf the rebeldraft had Uma been forced upon the conn try, their wretched subordinate^ inspir­ INOW, l UO noi mean io say uug ed by their devilish teachings, endeavor- Demoeralic lewdsrs have done all these things, but I do say this, that lbs men who have dune these things are combin­ vent ite execution. ed together, and constitute tbe real lead­ They aro the men who corresponded ers of tbs Democratic party. Tbe few with rebel leaders in tbo South, giving ■moderate rwen of the party have bscn them full information oC our condition, •tripped of oil power and Influence, aud and assuring them that a revolution In ara carried along with It hierely for num­ ber. and policy, while the living and gB grsssive element which controls it We , and the National Govemmi tbe “Sons of Liberty," and those who Itary power of the State and transferring it into the bands of four State officers, throe of whom wore members of the treasonable society known as the "Sons ofUkwrty." It S sclietnas to introduce into Northern cit­ ies the wasting pestilence of yellow fever, Cfrcle." calls himself a Daswoeral. a of Liberty,". Every diahoueat crnlraotor who has the overthrow been convicted of defrauding the Govern which had for It. r,------------- mefU—.very dishonest paymaster or disbursing officer whohai been convicted mally to thia infamous order, but such as of squsndering the public money al the stood-on tba outside had knowledge of its gaming table or in gold gambling opera­ existence, purposes and plans, and cara* tions—every officer in tba army sbo'SM fully concesliug their plans, stood raady dismissed for -cowardice or ditloyslly, calIu himself a Democrat. ------ -- „ ^T^SoSplUh Uie hdlish Every wolf in sheep’s clothing, who conspiracy ,artlhaty plfioars went appoint­ ed. tiiHilary organizations created, arms and ammepilirtx purchased in Immense 1 whosboota T quantities; and smuggled into the State, I in burns negro curraspond'cnce opened with rebel com­ manders, and military combinations children by tbo light faf their own flatnagreed upon, rebel officers and agents in­ in« dwelling., call, hilnwlf a Democrat. Ev.ry New York rioter h> 1M3, who troduced Into the capital and ocneealed in hotels and boarding-houses, and It was burned up little children in colored asy­ deliberately planned and agreed that up­ lum.—who rubbed/ ravi.lmd and mur­ on o day fixed, they would suddenly up­ dered IndiwrirnijriUely in ihemld.lofa rise and murder the Executive, seize tbe blnxing city for three day. and night., arsenal and ita arms end ammunition, called hlmMlI a Democrat In abort, tba Democratic party may and releasing 9,000 rebel prisoners In Camp Morton, put arms into thsir hands, be deweribod as a common Mwer and and with their combined fores, effect a loatbaome receptacle, into wfiich i. empt­ military and bloody revolution in the ied every element of treason North and State. This dreadful scheme uacassarily South, and every element of inhumanity involved murder, conflagration, robbery, and berbariim which baa dishonored the and the commission of every crime makes black tbe chronicles of wsr, and And this party, composed of tba men yet its authors and abettors, with the and elements I have described, in defiant* proofs of tbsir guilt piled mountain high, of troth and decency axaeru itself as the are again straggling for power, anti ask­ special champion of the Comiitulion and ing lbs people to put Into their guilty tbe Union, which but a abort sixteen hands the government and property of mouths ago It waa in arras to destroy, the State. Soina of these men who are •nd proclaims to an astonished world that high in power and authority in their_par- tbo only effect of vanquishing armed reb ty, and aro largely intrusted with ite man­ els in the field is to return them to G>n- Amenca War. I'r^^u of F.npnccnuMBelagement, have heretofore occupied offices grow, and to restore them to political ram. Prowl.-. Qom■> BlllbOb. OWimMof groat trust and responsibility in which power. Having failed to destroy the Constitution by forcu, limy oeek to du II, tin y proved to be recreant and by construction, and assume to have They aro the men who, in the turj of Indiana, bitterly* opposed made the remarkable discovery that reb­ nounced every effort to confer the right els who fought to destroy tbe Constituof suffrage upon soldiers in tkr could nut come home to vote.. soldiers in the army, urging sort, and assuring them of support and prolcctiou if they did. They are Ito men who labored with devilish seal to destroy tbe ability of the Qo/cmment to carry on the wsr by de­ preciating Its financial credit They as­ sured the people that "greenbacks" would die on their hands, and warned them sol­ emnly against Government bonds, as a wicked device to rob them of their mou- for rebellion, and barlow &6 Jtau. SPECI O.D.SPAULDWS *CH BITTEBS-.ua. ■*•<*-“* CASH STORE! or four sticks about length, and eel them • kill at eboutsqual Bfc" » •« er Ehem, making a complete our- ------------- L0XC Tijo ARE PREPA BARR'S1 ESTABHSH8ENT! THZ HASTINGS '• DRUG A BOOK - •- STORE BtyU jwet paroU^d far at low Prices end Miltaf rt OF Al Ertablished in 1851. Robebts & S-rnut, AND To Suit ARE8ELUXQ More and Better f.ilnre when thh method has been adept ___ —— —narali v-l > ' tutthinc* Fur the umc Money, . In’tbeir line, than any other Store in town, AND NO MISTAKE GOOD BROWN BUGAS 194 Cu. JcucaS. Rote. * OwAtraxm-i*. N. Y, May 8th. IN NEW Y* Conflating of all the Popdy west Great In MEmcnn. on did Mt 611 tna- icihi hhi At tbe Detroit and Chicago Lilt Price. BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAT GROCERIES! ia y car, iddle of CHEAP AS IfIE CHEAPEST. And Kind, uf PERFUMER! EX. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Mfr B.Alb.lliTMd Dwy GROCERIES the ditch which divides tbs meadow I set out fifty plants without tiring ashes.— ' .. .__ KtO alt Travlinj^Baskets TIP TOP OK Gitnprises more and Kinde kepi ii Children Carriage. ^Whether ashes will THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. 0.1. SFASUIHS. epr»< ROBERTS A STIIIE1. Lyons Periodical Drops! GREAT RUSH THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGULARITIES. JJEW |1OODS l b.iter th.n mt Fills. l’o«- it up and found the cream tborvfejhly More Durable, More Elastic, without Iwine Greeley is put down aa one of the New York halfmilfionairv.. Firm-nre reported near low WOO.OOO-, at Law ter Iom ICO.OOOfal Newport, Ky„ Iom >10,• 000; at Few York, >260 000. and at Port­ land, Me., half the city burned. Gold S1.23mHulng«! ci pies." Bow the King will relish this “dainty dish" when ills set befiire him and open­ ed. is not difficult to imagine. And it Is hardly necessary to add that the on for­ tunate four-aad-twsniy black-birds have song exceedingly weak since thia unto­ ward adventure, while tbo unlucky baker baa abandoned tbe pastry business In dis­ gust— Poet. ■ 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, And Everything else io Um line of Ths S<»»l NprinjB srs s ties (in pl»-c of a cotton covenbr, st wear off or Ih-cobw mIM. & steif*** Drugs, Paints, TO CONSUMPTIVE!. CAtmOX TO • DsbUlty, 1-nsMlur. bw.y Frtis. .1 U* m». u». Ti MsamT^V: ma-. Bj cm whs hM sen-* *J----- The Owen County (Indiana) Jorrne/ d«g yseterday. Tbe reason waa. there were a couple of specimens of lilting TO BAIT OLD LADIES Medicines. n, r.aMaolaa Slhrr Uln! Full official return, (rum O.rg..n give the following Union majorities: Mall- Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, _ Wall Paper, Notions, Cards, Card Board, Arf CRO is the brought And is sold at a Moro Graceful! High Price. Busted Up I sufficiently wet up by tbe rye, and knead­ ed by the speeches into excellent dough, proposed tbo resolutions carefully pre­ pared, which were to enclose llto lourand twenty birds, randy to set before the King. But to ths utter astonfehment of lbs plotters, the crust proved decided­ ly refractory, and repudiated both baker lilical elanBksUoa uf curtociera aatl Mtmcrlbera; and birds by voting down tbe whole pro­ gramme; and then, by an overwhelming majority,adopted the following entirely different and decidedly spicy filling: ' "Remheed, That the conduct of certain amock-fsced Brpublicsna, who would sell their birth-right for a mess of pot­ tage, to obtain a share of tbe publie plun­ der, and to ofesl men of known Republi­ can principlss,' is against our idea of right and wrong. “Rsso/wd, That the conduct of Edgar Cowan, tba Cataline of Pennsylvania, in voting with the secession Democracy, socalled, meets with our most hearty con­ demnation. uRe»olrod, That the course pursued by tbe National Union members in Congrsau In guarding against tbo admission of del­ egates from the rebellious States meets with our hearty approbation, and that we approve of the noble stand taken by them Makisq Brn-au Without Cwcaxtao. —A’. a late meeting of tbe American Io •tituta Farmer’e Club, Dr. Sylvester •taled th*1 be had tried the experiment making bolter uy burying the cream THE A94^^ ACKLEY’S Doll ARE EQUAL S Come and See! IIuU.p, April S«, IM*. OUR prevent “dub-'For FRUIT CANS, Some “four-and-taenty blackbird." of the Republican party In Philadelphia,' concluded, tbe other day, alter much sage consultation, to bake themselves into a “pic," and prewnt the Mme to King An­ dy Johnwin. Tbo birds were ready, but the material for the cro.l was wanting. Tbcreforn they cogitated; and after cogi­ tating, want about with “jxekets Axil of rre," drumming up lha.^berewith fqr the crust. Button-filling. iSttL-alL tbe usual mathinery wen employed, and it was finally announced* that a meeting would be held to organise a “Johtiaon Union Club." The huuredme, and tbo crowd. Tbe chiefbakcrlif the expected pie waa on hand, with all his blackbirds ready for tbo imprewrive ceremony. Mysterious wink, kept circulating among the materi­ al of which the crust waa to be made, which the chief baker and the ringing bird, could nut account lor. However they pioceeded to burineae. Tbo usual re­ marks were made, aud an organization effected. Then came the grand finale— jtwr.ru hating PRINTS FOR l«i Cu. mu WILL remain iWltflarger majority. Tbt LeghUture suu>d»: Senate., 8 Union majority; House, 5 Union majority. In one of bi. letters eulogistic <>f Oen. Forney says: “Would that ■President Buchanan erurfj anticipate im, Col. selfiaatMaction that smoothed the dying Examin* Assessment ef Railroad Stock. and Throckmorton, “Conservative," I. chosen Governor. Ho was a slavehold­ er ami a Rebel; but—both Slavery and the lL*lM.1linn twins rlesrl—we don't see MU-Utta,!; LOW FIGUBE8. hirts an Gaw. Frank Blair undertook tn vote at tbe eleation In St Ldui. tail August. । giving notice that he would n<>t take the j r. a. acelets. 11. MAYPAIR. Ess, Brooklyn. K.ac. do., KEMnrnnra kxs ... iia.irr i. .. lorrm* al a tall figure. . Tbe rill take the a. D, la tbs Hrrirsteisst- st l» 1 I al Portland, MeT on MANDFACTURERS OF lEvetvtie,iirits —The Legislature of Connecticut has adopted the new’ Constitutional amend­ ment and thus becomes entitled to the honor of being tba first State which has ratified the sems. It will be rtmember- iavstM. trow H tsS, e. u. MRS- HOFFMAN, TURKISH REPEATING PISTOLS. mrt£ cams, HKFOLnjro titles. for every crime that called f»r doubt. wki also, rwpoau iu aju Food was Mat from Boaton on Friday BATH.’ ..... .. ■ - --- none of Its ad vocet WARBA Abo. INI WHO CALL THEMSELVES DEM­ OCRATS. \ REMINGTON’S REVOLVER* of the proposed amendment" It may man a relatives, Bowles, MflligM, Walker, Dodd, Hor- eudoroement nuuQiABDiooTrPuuBHDra a>„ SSMKWiS man should FOR HIDES, RAGS, PELTS COLE and �g. grimltnntl • ftmu.To Frotcct CwesMfMSWwd MMenwltom '1'RRJIR E OLD DTD LOgg ibhshient hastimgs HE G &- BOO] STOftH-Wished in 18®. ITS &. 8TMltt ARK8ELUX® re and Better or tbo same Money, । their line, than an­ ther Store in town > NO MISTAKE ng of all the Paprt.r EHT MESftllES. va, ChrnslcnUa, Palate, I'tirv W Ihm X • ■__ m mti roll and Chicago Liat Prim. OCER1ES! AS THE CHEAPEST. dirge A esort men t of vling Baskets dren Carriages HIT CANS, IOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. When ths plant* make their firctap. ^.rarcc I take three or four sticks about or ton inches in length, and eel them on tbe outside of the hill at about equal (jisuniws apart, and place an old newswpef over them, making a complete eov;r,rfi f.< the vine*; then 1 bring the edges of the paper clrce «Mbe ground on tH° sides. •«** r«»n®«« *beu» there by .Pr—J.»K a;.. .p«i tt.w, wsrA-.in, (to Vines entirely covered, rendering it inpotible for the bugs to molest them, while the sticks underneath the pepern kerp th*™ supported abate tbe plants. Newspapers ere the beet, at light colored njperis required, letting In tbe necessary light which the plants require. I never rrmove ’h« P^F" until "• *iD" ftwl tbeir «*y ««»fey lh*',r Erowlh> «<»pt in casc-fa very dry lime, when they may r„d watering, and I have yet to see a fsilure when this method has been adopt(d. > Its crct is comparatively nothing, while it is a sure way of protection to tbe lines, fam bugs. J cure a. Rorca Orasosvillb, N.'Y.. May 8th. Z ;AB fc“"-gKsm.».u;...r«.1:r & GRANT, •*nnr or mciuua v or SPOONER'S ARB PfeBPAEED TO SUPPLY , ooTTNtr-y lea and Hilar the pelltiM. duly r.HSrd . GsJlow.j, (taardtoe of aeid minors, !43StJSr~Ja.’K-t' - .CTT^K1 - - rj| Chills and Fever, S Bilious Fever, § K 'BBVWi GREAT M.EBS1NG8 SECCBtl) ' tO tHE BCTUX JUQ bt owa ntrtT^a or H^O-W-A.-ST’S BEADY _ BELIEF. I taissra InaaM sruttan iiasrlhid. wa II to OrdsnOhalMtadey, the >0lh <3fr O O X> m OF ALL KIND, E Intermittent Fever, S ® Bemittent Fever, K »Hb <tafote4.TWTtai>w. Be Slat H Congestive Chills, ■ S’ EL 'IJeTR'l ariKH B AND AT PRICES To Suit the Times. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. All persons barIsg eUtaa agslnst Up MORTGi LOE SALE. AGUE sssaaoLars hereby nnUtod aud reqJos 1st Diarrhea, IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE siittas.s:;: day at KeveatMV >M«, al two o'eleck la the efts eyoo rfaeld d»yr six mvntU, from the 94th d, ef Mar taee. below tee Mm 4iatfto4 I l!.» Pvvbst. Court fur lhe final sdjosUavnt of i eisleia ewaiMl sate eetato. OII.HEIT BTRIKU. I Awrctohtkam irkHCHrrr, t —wv Deled. Jane 1». 19MjwaelrU CHANCERV 6ACE. '' ewwth Last tear, laving purchased ir.J finding I had not enough al nure to dress niy land with, I pul to practier a suggest ion which I bad eqen in the f’arner. Tbe suggestion did not fill ma­ ny lines in the P«per, but tba raeah ol my trial did fill, to mf> gratification, quite ft number of lines in my cash-book. In hwking over my purchase, I found that 1 tad about an eighth cf an acre of rec'.sitned bog which I could not plow or drive on to nt that season of the year, ) so I Irt it ley till the middle of June. «hcn I spided up tbe ground, and lrt out a thousand cabbage plants (MaV C. Drumhead), pullir g about a handful r.funlmchr.1 n.bcs lu a plant. They fi iiri»hed finely—not twenty-five out of lb.- < In I# lot failing to head. Just across the ditch which divides the meadow I act . nt fifty plants without Using asbea.— Not one of them headed, but all were HETRY R. COITAB 4*1 Mroadwey.ltow Tw Into to Raoli.sK Mtofc.. to Baton , eed aU Druggtoto and Retailers. Dysentery, Periodical Headache, 1866. Dumb Ague. piT T Q *A* nA* JL-J JL-J O • ttoe»»Je“ sil.srttoraaelabe.e. 1866. For Sale by all Druggists. OUR STOCK Wu. Spooner & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 1866. CHANCERY ORDER' OUR FACILmES For Doing Businiess, Whether ashes will prevent "cl ab­ ut" on high land, I do not know, but n confident that all my cabbages which Jrtwcd with ashes on my meadow, ARE EQUAL TO ANT AV rre sated by your suggestion.—"Use STATE. hea." Wwtbb Huu Nashua, N. II., May 28, 1806. THE R<r Kxvsswtvevtte is staple, eafr, Ml noeta* KA T-Htoteton MOaUng loJri K’rn Kai teal can go* .•iwut Jf. Sad,. Ga.yd.itean/, Otari-dutaUaaA ttoiectarily appranof by aflMavti » tie bls reels, ths-, tbs above aanwd d.lind- motion of J.nm A. H.hut CotnptaJaulidtor, II to Ontrr-1. ihei the eete noe d dsfeedaal eeese bis appMhare. to b* te tki, eoMM —IiI.ih lk.u 1866. rA’ajE-acftui fSX£! DSERTS ft STRIKER. ILYER SKIRT! able, . Moro Elastic, Moro Graceful! >‘tmaking butter by burying the cream in a linen hag. aud that in another bag" to keep it dean, which he buried about 1$ inches deep, and after 24 hours took it up and found the cream thoroughly cr.icrt'-d into butter as it is by churn- 1866. CROCKERY Niohols & Shepard, is the largest ever brought to this mart, .’srlEITk bhe.* Wineo Tai Fires are reported near Utica, N. Y., 1200 000; nt LswienoAturg, Ind.. In*. 160,000; at Newport, Ky., loss tlO,000; nt Er- York, |2flO 000. and at Port­ land, Me., half the city burned. CHANCERY SALE. The Owen County (Indiana) Jotrrnal Pine Tree Tar. (AWMowpy] jwlyiwt J-ri. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.' bass well earned notoriety hr rnrisg all •re of Me It Us lU tognst and tert KU fa lb. wwM KsistMa—— Iters to so eef naris* naipt as wheel IlJeB, .te.-h 4-->r. It. ejUXtar. Ji ttatebfagOMs. VUl hriey, toy II ■ THROAT Mtod tVNCR. n» e£tsreltopmaaMod s toettby act Mr 0»>• steneeb and toweto rtoWviasHng Ito M br l>rrcgteu ..d Uvu^s et »iy Oea ?.: 5S^«. ■si.’isjift slsto. OLIVER CROOK A Ct) . Profirteton. OLD LADIES & FAJR MAIDENS binatltR Silver Skirt! SOLD AND SILVER WATCHES I Purify Your Blood ®i>WS & 'DR. CROOK'S Vegetable Extract. In one of bis letters eulogistic <'( Gen. Ds». Cui. Forney says: “Would that ^President Buchanan eou'J anticipate K a prsl promoter of hesltb Uni with th.< ume tranquil and glorious aelf-utisfactivn that smoothed the dying nillow and sweetened the Itst hours of Lewis Ca«s, of Mulligan. Texas has just lield her State election, »i»! Throckmorton, “Conservative," is ihosen Governor. He was n slavehold­ er and a Rebel; but—both Slavery and tbe Rebellion being dead—wo don't ace what bo wants tu conserve. HET 1. B. ■•FHI1W DR. BIORLOW hirts and Drawers Gen. Frank Blair undertook to vote •' th* election in. St. Louis -fast August, tiling notice that he would not lake the Cunstitutiona! oath. The judge* rejected htsvote; whereupon Frank sued them, hying hli damages at a tell figure. Tbe ««• hasjuet been tried, and Frank is besten. We presume be will take the oath next August. CHANCERY SALE. Wittoas a. RIDES, ■-An extensive fire occurred at Cher7 W. N. Y„ on theotateofUe 4*h, •giving sIom of from |7»X»0 ho It is believed to have boon tbo ’•rkofanineendiarj. SOO Gold lluslieg mm Lepiae ’ WetobM...... ;........... SOO Gold ptoled on Slerllng HO - -It rrm^H .11 rrepll.r diem. of tb» Uie. FOR RHEUMATISM IT ACTS LitKA Lil ARM. Dristeg »w«y *U *ehw P“”- “* **•*» CbmfUUa»t, •V E G E ?” sad £>Aw< Z Grul Is purewsoe. sad by"rlrtee’efAmi of Ibis CoerL swde la tbe shore cease, on the Md d.y <rf Oeiobar A. D. 1Mb. I. th. .aUcriber, On.il Ottrft K«Ar. MU a i, B B-PH-L*8 REMEDY. Petit I rely Cures. It Will Beeute tuiuBUrt The sMirted stohld DOI tUI to write tor khan- A fire broke out al Portland, Me., on the siening of July 4th, which raged all «*V July 5, destroying kali the city and frndering thousands of people houseless. The smountof the loss is ten millions.— F<»d was sent from Boston on Friday efiernoon for the relief of the sufferers, Who were left entirely destitute. There is oue ugly feature about tbo WARRANTED TO SUIT. death penalty which none of its advocetee via Modify nr bide. It la the ftet that, « order to iodiot U, wo ere forced to agAbo, NUBIAS, HOODS, Ac. ravite every elreumstanac that makes “Ji dor hideous. Legs! murder io done to told blood; His long prem*ditatteijlt kdWto every cry. however ogoniDng, W. ten la »•* °*' ““*■ far pity, it is blind to every sign of penitaece, however sincere; it takes no & 1WHHt.tiniT SJENWP. wmgbt offOndemned man's relatives, »’«rer innocent, wbowc peace it mars ' Md whose future It blights. Out My“mg bo moee cowardly or more blood­ thirsty tUn that . million of man should •“MB banned follow erasure end »»wly strangle him to denthl la tbe orattar of tea Mtale of George W. Baird, d*O,TrMdlnr amt Olog tee petHtoa. dntr vwifir d ol AetotaeUo Baird. -Idow el said rteceaard. praTtag Uret fee teal Will and teetanreal of Mid 5»cr..‘d. m.y bv admitted to probeir. ar.d lb. IM Oold Huatiag eMe'itefles 900 Qold*nwl.’ea*i'i'ai.'Te’r5 T5;:r,-*-ER'" -'■' PK^IS^fiS.’.'SXJSSS PreeoavSbersiaa a Prladle. Jsdpokl'robat. Benzoin GUARDIAN'S BALE. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Elixir, �enthuaiantlc In ite favor. Governor Dentoon, in hte letter tendering his reslgnaUon, briony gave hto reaeona for resign­ ing, vic that he wan in full sympathy with, the object® of the Union pnxty; that her cordially endomea the j>ropaecd eon’s, aeeowdly, that the representatives from tbe rebel states "mod come in," and thirdly, that Andrew Johnson to - “Ow.eCtb.esgroattawrtt! emaa TMwwtban la <!>■." ■ To prove tho hat idta true, be iosea no opportunity to arry btaaoif again* tho purest patriotism, the highest hu­ manity nnd tbe moot advanced I bought ALL STYLES OF 8UUMEB HATS, «f the nation. A pottifoggor’. power roots oAon in tl>e sentence, “may it plenae the court, 1 object,” knowing that It is easier for one combative ignoramus to object, than for tenjwieer men to foratoh reaeooa Doos Congress move to place the.freedman un­ der proper care, that he may bo at once Ladies wlli plms. call before purcha.Iug. protected and ot»co»rc«ad in life manhood! Mrs. E. WILCOX. I object, snyo this weelleM master of the I Hsslioj., April U, UM, , sprttatt. art of hindrance. Dore It proporo to ex­ tend the rgto of law to the feeble rod dofeneeieas, acroetiing them from the rupnoityaod revenge of defeated robelal 1 object, to the sentence that rolls In omin­ ous thunders from the magnate in tho White Uoum. Dosa it propoM to sub­ mit to tbe people an amendment to tbe Constitotioo whereby “traitors are pun­ ished nnd treason made odious," the na­ tional credit secured and the basis of representetion equalized! lut a meesage comes forth from the great A. J., eotting forth that HE had not Lad not been con­ sulted in the matter, the rebel atates had not been consulted in tbe matter, and therefore, be mint enter hit unqualified 11 Rights Bill, and to opposed to tho I'hil,-ulrlj.liln Convention, which he regards /ssaacheme to disrupt the grratpsny which carried the country successfully through the war, and that howriUnot consent to become tho executioner of his political friends holding poeltlons under litm. Tlic letter will not bo published unUl after tho acceptance of his resigna­ tion by tho ProddcnU In the mean­ time, Mr. Dennison does not regard him­ self as a member of the Cabinet, and will not attend any more of its meetings.— He will, however, continue to aui»crLntond the affidn of the Poatoffice Depart­ ment until he is officially notified of tire acceptance of hU resignation, after which he will go to Ohio on n visit, and may possibly take an active part in the ap­ proaching campaign in that State. Tho step he has taken luui caused much cnthualaam among Union men here, and objection against tbe whole thing. is regarded by them as on event of great Andrew, did any bosom friend ever political idgnlflcanoe. He has already tell you about lite Pope’s Bull tgalnst received the congratulations of hundreds tbe comet or of th* quadruped of simi­ lar destination that undertook to bott A. W. Randall, Amtotant Poatmaater General, and President of the Johnson the locomotive from tbe bridge! Both Brcad-tmd-Butte- Club, is Jnblla“over have achieved an undying tjame, but oh, tho reelguatlou of Governor Dennison, the lit denes i of the one, and the ludicnnd tho prospective retirement of Fecrv- Cousnesa of the other. History will give tary Harlan, end is making strenuous you a like meed of praise, and instead of cflurte to eceure for himself a position in ranking with Richard tbe Lion-bcarted, the Cabinet, cither ns Postmaster Gene­ ral or as Secretary of the Interior, which Frederick the Great, Washington tbe latter pooltlon lie craves the musk— Patriot, and Lincoln the Honest, you Montgomery Blair In also looking after will stand alone, known by no higher, or nnd expecting a Cabinet portfolio. Both noller sou briqvtt. than Andy the Prtliof three wurthiis were nt the White fogge^plhe National Scold, and over your Addl.g Tr»mpcrtatlan; sad consists mstal’ of House to-day, fixing up matters. Ran­ political grave thia epitaph will be writdall already openly avows his determi­ nation to remove from office all men un­ der him who do nut sustain tho Preeident'a policy, or who even hesitate to contribute funds towerda its accompllahmcnL What Montgomery Blair's course in this respect will be everybody can STOVE PIPE, Imagine. It is not thought that RanSAP PANS, dall'a name will be trusted with tho Feu-, aimed with deadly Intent at tho integri­ nto before adjournment; for fear of f-ty and ascendancy of tho Republican I>arty. It means defeat in tho Oct. and Il appoon since Postmaster General November elections In Indiana, Wiscon­ Dcnntoon’s rvnlgnatlon, that far some sin, , Pennsylvania New York, and if that time jiaet the matter of appointments in wu possible, In Maanaehuoctta, Illinois that Department baa been attended to and Michigan. It means the restoration by Randall, ahd It appears further that of'the Jerry Blacks and Howell Oobbe to the mastery of our country. As such, with Frank Blair, in regard to removing it demands the sternest, the most ener­ Union Postmasters In Missouri, and tho getic resistance. districts in that State where very obnox­ Democracy.—In the 5th Congromlonal ious men haw lately b<x'n appointed District in Iowa, the Democracy on July hnru these gentlemen to thank. 12th, nominated G*M. J. M. Tuttle, for Member of Congress. This same Tuttle • AINTS. waa '.’created In 1864, for Governor, In James H. Lane, United Staten Senator Iowa, by over C?,o» majority. He made LASS, from Koumb, and for yean one of the a rpeeeh to the Convention, accepting f PUTTY most ultra and unfaltering of the radi­ tbo nomination, and saying that the cals of the North, and of the Free State rOODEN Radical Membenof Congress were great­ AND men of Kona*, in her days of trial un­ er (ration than Jeff. Davit. der the copperhead policy of Pierre and Buchanan, recently sold himself body HARDWARE STORE MORE TRUTH THAH P0ETB1. 3BCO NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS’ FOR THE Old Establishment Upo«tar«s,hy whishsranw* 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, JOHN ST. NEW YORK. TUAN EVEB BEFORE, IJinttsrv. Great Decline IRY Jiraii IOODS, Notions. Job Pi •asss WHITE W. PAYItEB PICTTRERAL GOODS, Him- ».«T8uTm^. n-lfOg«. Utahpbo, Ambnrtypea Ftoolypo. tn all fSWBgj. Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, A Pull Assortment of GROCERIES. H. A. GOODYEAR 4 CO. Good Tea at one Dollar, HARDWARE • sooxa a avow. UNION STORE ur OTRTDH * SBAIB. CARPETS, ‘.fil’ of all kinds, nd will be sold at Railroad Prices, Mats, Rugs, &.C., &c. to give a social; hl -House Hall, on TbJ Wall Paper, week, th# receipts ling up their new 11 Window Fixtures, Iron, Nails, Stoves, Rcadt roa Bead xr and Pazimcz, 11 NO HUMBUG •F Jd/itM rs'nctriX dfi. of Frebsl Door, 8**h, Blind i i the foot of Brood w: pared to receive oi work in their line, appear in our ndvtl Ths CtRCcrr Cot Barry is now in, ec press this, Tuesday tbe People rr. Chai | is on trial. Tbo bi Shelf Hardware. ROPE, N. 8UKLDON. Farming Tools of all kinds, transaction had coat him the loss of the confidence of the people of Kansas, whom ho betmyed, und brought upon Wuxat.—Xloatil ernMicbigan Is si from ail wo can bo I liltle short of tba I five years. SAfttOOSF will hardly romim I per bushel in DrtrtJ GROCEY taetUe to bo <>n the Wool—Tbo/trwl STORE. poet of airy change HARNESS SHOP. lUcossTaicTsn.-1 adopted a new Stab I । ding all rebels Irate I the affaire of State, | Are You Insured! SALOON, For GENTLUBN sad LADIES. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, tiotial amendment, I anew of one Andy J I Na pains will to reared to aaka It th« place a Over Roberta it Striker’s Drag Store. IDJULAIR IB3SCBT, ♦ The National PstUfoCTer. Andrew Johnson, who, by a stroke from «m assasain’a hand, was elevated silly m MtUctaiut uf cfataw: rn. MUTUAL LIFE IN8URANCB C0M of from a comparatively obscure position, Xnr Tork-Cttb AoMtta or«r *14,000,000. lu\ place toward which the eyes of nil Tho GUARDIAN LIFE IX8URAWCB CO., of tba natioM are turned, seems determined HroripU, *300,000. to make the moat of hh position. A Tto LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE CO. man of aomo atroag pointe, be has at the of Urvokljn N. Y-. C-b Capital oror »300/XX>. UNITED STATES ACCIDENT CO., of Hyraaamo lima aome that aro miserably CtoAN. Y.-Cwh Capital. *300,000. wash. Au overweening desire to scluevs RISKS TAKEN ON LIBERAL greatness beyond bls natural fltnesa 1s TERMS. perbapa, one of tbe moat absurd of all •mrev tbs CPuaUree tbroogwi unnum­ bered patrtota who were eootent to do Lbcir duly and be forgotten, rather than be written down oo hietory'e peg' “ on’ that promated diecord by flying from The pi I rope has tbe effeet I materially, and tbe I EATINI ANO ICECIEAM If not, call at the Insurance Agency of those weakneswa. Realising that there aro powsre al work sbapiug tbe character of thia nation, compared to which ba to almost Lillipu­ tian. be has resolved to go down to the knowledge .offuture ages, as one opposed to the nation's progrowa, prelering to be remembered thus, rather than to sleep very short, sad W| fell synopsis of thki will appear in due ' Groceries, AIAM ICUBPPML Cigars A Tobacco Hwttoia. FOR Hasttoas, Doe. l». IMS. dertOwZ SUBGEON DENTISTS, My Ice Cram Rooms aoD. Iwv.Ma.ylW I toT.lb. NILB8 CRACKEBB OMJHAS ACMtoaArtMa or Giououa.—Coup new Freedman's I! tmKMoble reto of 1 requisite two-third | | Houks, snd it is nt । th. President to U x-a. wnnaws. bis natural orbitHe does not arias to ibe position of a but ao conducts stTteSfssrtk’S&'c milted to aeata In Cj r0“ PMVEHTHE TO HIVE CHIlMgL NEW GOODS, NEW BUILDING, and NEW CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. rtored to her feraeand her Senators ad Soda Fountain LANDS FOB SALE. Also 1W ebota. bnUJIng Lota I. Uh riUsgs oj BAU^Rbs sbsrs JOTltHd Usds wiHtM Mld GROCERY 1 For al! .to apprw late U>« DELICACIES and RARRynns ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, SALE. standing. _ BRACE & O'DWYER. JOBBKBB AND BBTA1LKBB OF BATS. CATS, FOTS, ■IIHnr, *•< «lnw 0M4,, AT EASTIM FBI CIS. so. S8 wxsr am avnmv, a a m.ca *ac*h»w, men. wbihl indlgeallon oJ ally wall governed I perfect regulator of : I ola. Dy»p*|*>*< ‘h diseaaea, yield* •» powers. It i« • ’•*' popular, acd aboul every houaboM. I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-07-25.pdf 0b6d52a96a8ed9b727e5901e2da647fd PDF Text Text oo VOL. XI. Hastings' Businas'girtritni. OFFIOIAL PAEZS OF BAMBT COUBTT. Hus French has only keen walling the jripe moment to inter- pOBERTB A STRIKER, submission of Ausr«resbsdowed in ths -Ison to M. Drouyn L’ late letter Bays, and tude of France, and will take the world by surprise. A battle, exceeding in Sts Msllroadoowl taken place, was fought between the Aus­ trians and Prussia, nt Sudowa, in Do hernia, the 3d of July. No details of yy a. M. u.» THE AFFUCTB MM! vaaus uinrui. Morntag Ex........................ I1:U s. a. Dey Express,..................... nu BysaiaiEsprss*.---......... l»;M Night Express..................... a:4S R. N. RICE, Ocn’l Bupmnl.ad.nt. the aoldiere of Michigan: “The banner of our armies h the bannur af tvranny and oppression."—Roc*CapL BxMttst Humau, a member of' the Allegau Co. Bar fad at the time of’ ttlrr (Indiana) Sentinel. his death, editor end proprietor dF the1 -How does that sound to • . -J ‘ vKu have been Otsego Herald, died In Kalamaxoo, July and COCKSELLOB AT LAV. vbil* indigestion orcous tipatlon are equ6th; aged 35 years. Mr. II csss an was X l7v. riwd your blood eo freely up- a graduate of Kalamaxoo College, and L tl» taub Bela. ““ V”"" V*! “T weed with credit in th. 10th M. V. I.— While in the service bo comforted the Here diaeMr which caused bls death thus drly in nr«,-at> period when his usefulness powers. It is » valnable medicine, very. might best have become snpereot to hie “Sjtb Abollll"" “d fellow ciUxens; and hb death has wtoOght ■ bo aching void in the stricken heart of every boushold. one of the gentler sex. a very worthy and itanJtBg. •UOrrmTMIA A hornet 7BKXAOO, ILLUMX* alHoved so welL’ Another specimen: . “History will relate that we (lbs' North,) manufootured the conflict, .forced it to hot bod precocity, and Invited IL —Detroit Free Prt», April 16, 1865 “We did bring on this war by refua__________ o] j DtnioerBije party __ __ , _jeel and lick the hand that smites II” “It (the Administration) has pul arms in the hands of outlaws, thieves, and murderers and traitors.” Craufaird Co. Forum, (Dem.) referring to our soldiers. To day, the same men ars saying to you, “we are very glad to see you, coms over to us, we will protect yuc and giro 1 always been." enough is known to make it plain thatI “Ws will never give sny aid or assists Atlsrsrr »» U» * a final end decisive disaster lias bclallen1 once to the continuence of this unholy the Austrians, and a crowning victory and unconstitutional war."—Allan Ctntntj/ Copptrktadt in Cotunnlion, Aittftui gained by the armies of Prustia. That1 18, 18M. 14,000 Austrians have been taken pris­' This is another beautiful instance of oners is the brief epitome of all that wo1 their patriotism. Hero is another speefknow of the fight; but it is ample hint, men: , “Any man who volunteers to go and that the army of the Kaiser, Francis Jo­ fiBbi this war ought to be shot. They seph and Marshal Benedok have sustain­ are damned Abolitionists."— Ktnt (kun ed an unexpected and crushing blow.— ty dtlryalt to tht Michigan Ntmoerutie Tbe divpatches state that thia defeat has Contenlitn. What do you think of that! That at once resolved the Austrian Emperor’s1 proves them to be your friends unquesLODGE. No. U. acceptance of the mediation of Napoleon, week. st tbs tax ' tionably, and deserving of your confi­ Hastings.Nicb. dence. fixed for months, and are a bargain ready “You Black Republicans have sent Daxck.—The Good Templars yre made. Austria, claiming to £hare viodi- your bellbotndedowii Suutn to’ devas­ to give a social bop, at the Hastings rated h^r honor by the victory at Cuatox-, tate the country." This is from George W. Peek, a dis­ ■House Hall, on Thursday evening of this sa, offers to surrender her rights to Vene­ , tini>uishcd patriot^ etc. week, the receipts to be applied to fit­ tia Io exchange for the pacification of “1 say to you, my constituents, that ting up their new Hgll in the Goodyear Germany, and her salvation from further as your Representative I will never vote Block. We hope those who love this loss and failure. one dollar, or one gun, to the administra­ tion of Abraham Lincoln, to make war kind of sport will be on baud, with full What this diplomacy means is clearly against the South.”—D. IT. Vovrhttt, OIIN ROBERTS, M. C., SrrtntK Indiana Dit&ict, April, React ron Buainasa.—Mcun. Dies- poaal of the Emperor is to take the fire; 1881. Another instance of the hearty sup­ step toward its restoration to Italy.— kt and Pbextick, have completed their port these men gave to rtheir country in C BURT, Venetia ceded to Napoleon la gafasd-fur Door, finab, Blind and Pinning shop, near its hour of peril. thr foul of Broadway, nnd are now pre­ “ Ti» a lamentable fact that not onefore the I (ri inns—before tiro regular ar­ tbousaudlh part of all our vast armies pared to receive orders for any kind of my, led by tbeir^’gnllant King, aud tbe North enlisted purely from patriutio mo­ work In their line. Full particulars will brave Volunteer*, beaded by the noble tives. Some went for money. »omo to S’Al'l'EX Ji BURROWS. appear in our advertising columns nevi IsribsWi—will be consummated more get offices, sume to gel apple use nt home, ucM^, if not morj^ surely, than It nod all with a vague niubtlion Io bocoins i rcoowded. And, too, nine that ws should Thr Circuit Cocut for the county ol ould have been, ultimately, through ■ay It, ihoutatids upon ibou'ands to steal. tbe efforts of their ardent patriotism.— Tlarse are facts, and no amount of fins press this, Tuesday thornlng, the cose of It will be strange if through Napoleon’s writing or frothy imiignati'in can change the People w. Chari a Pauline, for lorge- instrumentality—although not In the them. We do not know that the South­ OHS u. HAL!, ia on trial. The term is expected to be i way In which he originaliy contemplated ern soidiets were any freer from such io■centives, but they probably were, as Shr/IS. OflUe in the Court House with rhe very short, Mid may close to-day. A ; —Italy should be made free and become liieirs partook of a war of ■elf-defense. ’— full synopsis of the bu.iness of the term | united “from the Alps to the Adriatic." Lauiiny Democratic Journal, Mar J6, IT X. SHELDON. IMO. will appear in duo- time. “You went into tiro army for money, of this war will be. At the time this is according to these men. That is wha*. WnxaT.—Must of tiro wheat in west­ written the news is too vague to be un­ they say of you, and yet tbcj call upon ern Michigan la secured, and we think derstood in all its bearings. If th. Em­ you with open arms to coms into the from all «e can bear that the crop is but peror of tbe French has redly command­ ranks of ibis great ‘loyal* Democratic J M. CADWALLADKR, little short of the average, for the pa*l party. five yeere. Tbe pjuci news from Eu­ ed peace, then wo bare one of tbe most “The Democrats cannot say to you inexplicable views of bls Inexplicable that these are only tbe uUersucts of in­ rope has the effect to reduce the price policy. Not a word about the. Rhino dividuals, editors and >peaksrs, for whose materially, and tbe best No. I. white C. PBINDLE, p/ovlncee. Not a threat against Belgi­ aoertioM the party Is nut responsible, will hardly command more than 11,75 um, which seemed to tremble In the an­ for the very life snd spirit of tbe utterper bushel in Detroit to-day. snecs was re-echoed and reiterated by ticipation of French annexation. Not a the grest Deoioeaalio party itself, as­ Wool—The market for this staple word about ScMsewig or Holstein, nor sembled in National Couvsntioa at Cbiabout the German Confederation ao G. HOLBROOK, sternly dissolved by the Inexorable Bis1. O. or O. F. The following are the merk\ Austria has the glory—Italy the producer. The bee* elective officers of Mascoms Lodge No. «ti.w!jjrtuaipil^to gain ofjhe war. Tbe doomed empire of 20, for the term commencing July 1st, the Hspburg like the milk-white limb is those figures IM& not yet to die. What has Prussia gain­ W. S. Moses, N. G.; G. W. Barrett, Rxcoaeraccrxn.— Tennessee, having U H. COOK. ed, .Only a balllrl If *0 then has Bis G.jJFrank.P. Rec. 00c.; Sec.; Amos *’•­ V. V. ti.; Jf ranx.X . Flynn, riynn, itec. adopted a new State Constitution, exclu­ mark played a great game firf a smal ilfl “ Jontt.Ter. Ssc.; R. W. Crsgin, Treasuding all rebels from any ^ticlpalion In rar. Trustees: C.. A. Down*, Ira W. stake Indeed. Thompson, E. H. Cheney. Appointed the sShirs of Stale, ratifiM the Constitu­ Officers: G. R. Crosby, Warden; -Jamea tional amendment, despite the ioterferRichardson, D. B. Corssr, N. G. sopJOHN MICHAEL, Col. Dehart, in bis speech before the porters; Albert Collins. Lewis Blair, V. r to red to her former relatione m a Bute, Indiana Soldiers’ Convention, rsad a G. supporters; C. A. Downs^Qmg E. and her Senators and representative, ad­ n. Cheney, Chap.; Albert Messenger, I. arge num ter of extracts from DsmocratG.; James P. Mureh, O. G.; D. B. Ma­ mitted to scats in Congress. I. p-r^-, “d — J.ii®-. -k>- son. R. H. 8- 8; C. H. Whipple,.L. H. ing tbe sffrotioo of the Democratic party S. S. The Lodge Is th a very flourlshlhg U w. McCrea, new Freedman’s Bureau bill, over the for the soldiers when they wera aUent condition. During tbp last six months fighting the rtbsle. This Democratic there have been 12 Initiations, 1 admitted by card, and- one rriMtswd. Total requisito two-thirds majority, In both abuse of the soldiers ia not forgotten, number of members 88. The number of Md a i. !»• »• a. .nw u-d. sod never will be. Wo extract from the Degrees ouaforeed is 65. Total receipts 1392.58.Press. yy M. L CODB, the President to the contrary notwith TiVE TO HIKE CHILDREN Oo^L. iiw ADVEUIBSMB-STa that sharpened the dagger, that nerved the erm, that at the last fired tbe pistol at pr.lrv Is •» kio4j M ^CSUUXA XaVINB, BOTTOM OUT Mlchlgan, to succeed Hon. T.,W.jnnry; —It is said that William B.Hsed,ar Pennsylvania, is to be appointed to the DRY GOODS ia LCOdonl el Speed- Ho is the rp0*1 prominent candidate. It will bo remembered that bo is the reported author of’lheVetb Message of the Civil Rights BilL i .: ft AU aaUUndinc aeeaants aiast bv jmssnM tor sdlasto.Ml7Auraav.iass. ' hr Order oIBcsrt <rf Directors. ' A. tt, MORRISON, PrwdesL J. r. THRESHER, Ifaailsry. ■ J,l>ylTt4 —Attortsy-General Speed' has writ­ ten a sarthlng letter to the Randall Club FAMILY * MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, in which he denounces the proposed Philadelphia Convention as a Rubel Clip- The PlaceOb Buy G°0°D ■rosawny. country to ruin. —The Tennessee legislature barn no quopim to date. A letter h» been re­ ceived hero from a leading Unionist which states that, they would huld on six mouths, nnd &en, if no quorum'wm present, would order aaciec'uou for mem­ bers of the General As»emb'y in the dis­ trict of the delinquents. Two Johnsonited members have returned to their bumee. ANN CASSTJ5RC«»U.Ud,July ISlh, IS4S. ' JlftTU DISOLUTION. ■elected Slocks in the Msr- -The Hon; Schnyler Colfax has been . renominated for Congress. Mrf Colfax will have the chance of « galfaut fight, ' sod dsvetves a triumphant re-election.— I His letter to tbs Indiana Convention, is a thorough exposition of good Union doc­ trine. ■ . —Tbe Internal Revenue bill needs on­ ly the President’s signature to make it • law. It repeals and reduces taxes to the amount rd*at least 1100,000.000 per an­ num. When before was a Government able soln reduce taxM a little more than a year after tiro does of a bloody, pro­ tracted and most orally wart —Among the Senate amendments to the Consslarsnd Diplomatic Appropria­ tion bill, reported yesterday by Mr. Stevens, was one Ebnllshing the office of Minister Resident a: Portugal, which su concurred in by lhe Hume. ' ‘ , .—The National Bankrupt LUI, w« ye- A. HCUPHRl. tT GEO. 8 MORTON. GUARDIAN'S SALE? '..WE SELL AT Uniform Prices, Of Michis*'' CATHERINE NEWTON, Os^.sn. ! June IS. IMS. , JntjUW Estate of Jatbes MfcCwhltr STATE OF MICHIGAN At « *euion of tbs I excused. For Cash Cheap F‘i! FAIR, PRICES To Everybody. —The base ball match . for the chsm- NUEU a SEVIIS Saturday afternoon between tbfl Ilirvatd and Lowell Clubs. Ths latter won the silver ball and championship, Uro score GOLD & SEVER I BurMrcuK came f — Gen. Storing t'ruo Moused himself from lighting with tbs Mexican patriots on the ground 'that if the Liberals caught him they would scud him either to the infernal regions or to the United States, •250,000 -------------------- 1250,000 WORTH or A Wutchn, Cloelt, Ckuini, DiamondUhye w ill cat be sent to the other. PoarxAsraiu RjtNovxo.—Granger F. Ansoti has been appointed postmaster at Bellevue, ia place of H. P. Blake remov­ ed. Harrington, the editor of the /ayham County Next (Republican) at Ma­ son has also been removed, snd Linderman appointed In his place. ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT Regard to value 1 And not to be fTTATE OF MICHIGAN. CosatyatBarry At * ••■■Ion of tb< I'robaJsCooetfcr U»co< LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED frjSff’ftWSSftS OrttntMlu llbiutbirt 1 1 aloof tb» list, snd par two a UT If not callad for within Are Ton Insured! If not, cnU'tt the Insvsenoo Agency of nsy b« eommitud u> Mil< Tb.rwpoa B U ordere4 nt Annul O»»Vil bln rKd*,ll la farthsr oedsred, that tbs psiittoasr sHyiatreSsd error mJ. is GEO. W. WILLIAMS, AN APPORTIONMENT!! Over Roberta & 8trik«r> Drug Store. ■ohirct lo Un foliowins rwwlsttess- (A trot oopy.) (JuwMUL _ ud *11 da«d«- of ‘‘Soldier*. lb®* sauteneo Pal r<’rth .tX ’men who to-d*y ask. you to _ nro MUTUAL LIFE INBUBaNCE CO-, rf Kvw York-Ch A.MUS .vw BMpDOvDiX). 'Tb. G0ABD1AN LIFE .tXgUB,ANCX CO-, nt X«w York—Cash *MO/X»-Anstol 1 BKsIpts, fBOO/MOa Ths LAFAl'ETTK FIRE, IN8URAFCE CO. of Brooklyn N, X, ^Mh Cvltel .ovsr taoa^OO. BEND M CENTS FOB A CnimCATt. GROCERY ! XKV. GOODS. NEW BUILDING,end NEW GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Aft, HwUMvMtah. CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. U6«U, sad remll » mote <a M, elttier fa TZoVt Marble Shop. Henssaa was burrled by 1*1 MschKM, Geld set.fJreehycrtd RISJiB TAKEN ON LUKRAL TERMS. j - ,e:‘vf )- ,.i. the Masonic JTfth.a.rTomb Stones, C.0,«n. NO. 13. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1806 Uffrel ni WiBitltaitns. My Ice Cram Rooms 15.11 «ty‘~srM taruMi ew srhh Cigars A Tobacco �BAELOW, t &GB TIE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR. .al Aworitoplay with tea chil^gMMr«rw«>towtct fashion. DlYXlUJJf F-Tahla Mslrsahsroats. Jrtfow—Bev. E. G. BryanLMrs. A. •<1 OiFvnriv.n, C Swift. Bast loaf Wheat Bread, Milk ok . D, G. Rojyxbox, - - Vice PrmldenL 1 one exhibitor, Beat cured Ham, with stetemeot A ’ of mode of caring, Bed cured beef do do, Bert 3 Ibe Butter made in June, Brel 3 ibe Butter made io September, 60 Bert Cheeae, ten lbw or over, 75 Beat Honey in eomb, 10 Ibe or over, 60 BadgaUou Maple Molasses, 6° Bed bottle Currant Wine, 50 Beet boule Blackberry Wine, 50 Beet bottle Grape Wine, 50 RULES A<9> IflfJttfoATlOMH. . .. -• AWUAL FAUI ST ths Barry (Ma AgrtewMismi Bosht, to n« urns DiyUiON A-dense. CLAES »O. L-HtalUukm. DITtelON G-Dow>e*ue Maaa&iclaree. Judfft—3. w. Bancroft, Mrs. Har­ riet E.JoKhaon, Mrs. Geo. E. Beamer, Hocosnl bert do, ] Mrs. H. D. HoWtg. Mro. L. Mattison, Bert Btalltau 2 yearn old, 2 Mrs. Jas. Boyd, Mrs. A. E. Bull. Second bert do, J DIVISION D Ohwey.Owteo aW FealWT. Baal Un yards Flannel, •1 00 CLASS NO. 2-TBornNQ Stock. CLASS NO. 1—Suor. 2d beet do, Juripee-Albert Warner, Elian Eartr Beat Patchwork Quilt, um Beat White Quill, Beat pair Woolen Blankets, BMtfipaxJah Evwa, 2 «r more, 3d beet do, Beat Wool Carpet, (teU blood,) 2 00 2d hart do™ 100 2d beat do, Bert Spanish Lambs, (tell blM) I 00 BertRag Carpel, Second do, SdbsidaT^ 60 CLASS NO. 3. Bert French Bock, 3 00 2d beat d<x Matchwd Hobsjcb, Maxim Mbortdo, 1 00 Beal pair Woolen Stockings, Bert French Ewee, 2 or more, 2 00 2d beet do, .Atef/nr—Jamre Bterrut, J. W. T. Ore, 2d best do. 1 00 Beal pair Woolen Gloves, A 3 Rum. Beet Fretteh Lambs, 2 or more, 1 00 Beal pair Woolen Mittens, Bert pair Are wean old or orer, * |3 M Wbartdot 60 Beat pound Woolen Yarn, Second beat do, 1 60 Beet Buck cross of full blood, 2 00 Beat made Shirt, ' ' CLASS NO. 4. 2d best do, 1 00 Beal Otioman Cover, Besl Ewee, 2 or more, cross of Beat fancy Chair Cover, full blood, 2 00 Beet Table Cover, 3d bed do, I 00 Beet Tidy, Best Lambs, 2 or more, cross Beal Silk Blanket, ■ Bert Btellion 4 jma oU or ow, establishment । THE HASTIKgi ’ CASH STORE Richard Jonro. 3. C. Rray, W. Barlow, <nL. ... «ro jrtra rflhesust vd-M* *tom*±* U Nntoas,aad spsnsrt Mrts “* FtosSRWrt tbaiM.ssfo wrt RSBedr fc* MtdaUtaUadrod sraptel.u, this ,u»d« bstorw th* world pstiter. TtaaSto to-day aro aq—ite ttososstoaad ssias af *U th* sihar Routes sdrartrsad is tbs Vaitrt Bsatok! snd ths certlScslaa whtab saUssaUcat* its uwfolue« aro. slgaed by l.d. r.duala of tbe h.gb.st staadiag calll.gttd wateef Bfc; itorsro rt tastiauoe. —wi! looking dam-1 in, ateamlog and canning teem. Mere tert summer, when droir cooking In uwldrons, bot Yarires bro tavewlod an iroo DRUG &J(O0K 1 STORK. SjCsUrt HyU TNs rtMtn !na8el^w« “"X*1 ““ Established in Roberts & 8ntt„ AM SKidJKQ For the People! abooitwiBV More and Better , isj Cu. GOOD DROWN STOAK IS} Ct*. DAVISG JVBT.FUM0 IN NEW YOB Consisting of all tbe Popsd*. MTEBT MERICIIEI. Great In P nil tln>«* hitlie name direction, keeping .the centre of the gnmuds on tbe left. fL Nowahnabi or arttetes entered for cxblbtUun canbo taken (foci tbegrounds before 8 o’clock P. M > on Ute tert day of UMHur,' efceepl by permtaafon ofthe Maroiml; and fco premiums will bn paid on animate or artlalre removed in wtete-' tion of this rule. 10. Foreign ortlciea intended for ex­ hibition shalubr marked as such, and aboil not ootnpete with those of domesstio manufnctxiro. 11. Fancy articles, and grtlctea of do­ mestic manufacture, shall be inanufiiowithin Ute county, by the exhlblonh-rt.x titiiieihi m »Apreadam. « ^iM(pra—A. Byeroon, C. McQueen, R. Goodapced. Beal Bull 3 yearn old or over, >4 00 Breond bert do, Bert Bull 2 yearw old, Second bert do, Bed Bull 1 year old, Second beet do, Beal Cow, Second Bed do, Beat Heifer 2 years old, Second bsrtde, Best sucking Bull Calf, Seeond best do. CLASS NO. . JuJfftt—IL Harper, J. H. Earl, Levi ?•*!>'■ ~ ' and Mower combin'd, 32 00 2 00 I 60 3d best Jo, 1 00 160 Best Mower, 2 00 1 00 Beat Wood Saving Machine, 2 00 8 00 1 00 1 60 2 00 Beat 100 Horae Shoe Nalls, 100 -5** Ax» 1 60- TfaslMaktocfc, 76 Besl Graih Cradle, *8 Beet Ox Yoke, 2 00 CL.CS8 NO. 2-Dckiiam Gbaoxb. JsrtgM—A. Byoiwon, C. McQueen, IL 2 yean old, gBuU Calf, gdllelfar Calf, BwrtBaD 3 yean old, Second bert do, Bed Bull 1 year old. Secund bed do, Bart Cow, Second bert do, ISffS’dT"* Bert sucking BuH Cllf, Beal Cheese Proaa, 50 Best Bee Siva, M Best Corn Bbelier, 50 Best Horae Rake, 50 Besl 8 Corti Brooms, 60 Best Harrow for 2 horses, 60 Best Pump, M) Besl Sod Plow, 60 Boat Coen Plow, 50 Best Cultivator. 50 CLASS KO. 2. UMn-TiemiD AaricttesJ JmAtvv—J. W. Stebbins, M. Q Swift, M. L Williams. * Boat single Santos, |l 00 Best riding Bridle, 60 Bert peck____ Putatnoi, _______ ________ Best peck Top Oateoa, Bert peck 8 seeI Potatoes, Beet peck White Beans, Largest 8qoaah of any kind, Best 2 8uimuer Squashes, Bert 3 W Inter Sqnashes, Best 2 Pumpkins, BmI Cabbags, Beat 3 W atennelona, Brtl 3 Quinces, isryixpsrwr sustlsaro. At this asoosmt of wriUsg, a ass. SFpUro Lr om, wko, by vsUagtearat'ia the sL*ft of taaebioery, hod both bls tar* brakes, *|>iM ssrwrty ta/orrt. art was tar seeriy • yesr ruUrrly boipUes. Tbis man <Mt>4 roltaf vsry soon by ibe sppbostios of » ptester to bis spine De >m soon eashied to work, sad now L* labor* as will si ever. 11« would cbeertWUy pay lifcr.iujU Ptaeterlf tbry ooute Mrtbe Lad al store* rale. 1 an snrpriard Lhal ssrfvoM doaolaiak* ese of lbw perforated pteaters, to th* rscluslon of a» otbrro. m Ibir arstbilliy and edbeteoMst* aro aroatly sdvaaee.ef all uthar plasters wilb which J Ml Msuatoted, white tbe perA ratioea pwnltar to them rtederrd Ibra grratiy ovprrar to al) oUiero for ordinary sargicat ease. Kwrotog the Fleeter* to be sesm We are prepared At the Detroit snd Cbimgo LwtPnsw. BOOTS ATD SHOES, CHEAP GROCERIES! alHAP AB THE CHEAPEST. And Kinds at edlwto peach brandy. By this stesmi&g also the ahrinkago ia taken uut and the fruit goes into tbe cans as eiesr and white as we are it in prise jars at the f,ir< wh3.aba ayrwp which takes the piste of the watery juices, makes a rich tanM when they come to tee tabla.— Okfc/hrmre. ixamsnrEx, FLATUSUU LXTUCTA GROCERIES A Large A»*nrtmeet of Travlij^Baskete Puicottote yoa Wt!AST — Many of mir fanners are in the habit of ploughing hat uooe G»r tbe above crop, and allhough they admit tbe benefit of a second plough- Children Carriages Beal worked Slipera, Beet Manilla, Baal pair Lamp Mala, Baal Foot Mat, Beat Lace Cap, Baal worked Collar, Beet under Slodtes, Best Coarse Wool Buck, 2 00 Beal Tissue work, 3d bert du, 1 00 Ban comm wool Ewm, 2 or more, 1 60 Beal Sola Cuehiun, Beal ornamental needle work, 3d beet do, 76 Beal Sowing by nat>J, Best coarse wool Lambs, 3 or more, I 00 Beal ’ Sewtug-by Mac bine, *JJ beet do, 60 F. H- All arti«i*a ealared wed* Brat fat Sheep, 1 00 meat b. wixther mA by 2d best do, 50 CLASS Nn. 3—Swixk. . JuJytf—G. Striker,T>.^J5. Darling, James Boyd, Best Boar, Z Beat half bu. ear* of Corn, 2d beet dr>, Beet halfbn. Wheat, Best Pig 0 months olJ, Best half bu. Gats, Best Breeding Sow and Pigs, Best half bu. Rye, 2d bealtfb, Beat half bu. Barley, Bert sucking Pigs, Beal collection of fruits of all kinds CLASS ND. 3—Poclvst. by one exhibitor. Beat collection of Fall Apples, Bort collection Winter Apples, Best collection Pears, Bert collection Peaches, ’ ^J^Agt»—3. F. Emory, Jacob Teeplc, Best colleetiixi of Plume, Bml jackTtS 00 Best collection of Grapes, Bert half dox. Long Blood Beets, Second beet do, 200 Best half dr«. Ttrrnep Beets, Bert Mote team, 300 fteouadbortdo, 2 00 Beet half dot Sugar Beets, Bate Mule Coll. 200 Bert half lox. Ruto Bagu, Second best do, 100 Bert half dox. Paranepa, Best half dot. Carrots, AND Al To Suit 1 ’ hunts fob S3 OF AL] doreti. u S^^S?(S£- ) o'clock, the’ trial of FrtnaloEquertrian•hlp will take plare, to be immediately followed by Female DrivlngoftaamBringh.'or double, to buntal. At half port one o’clock the Annual Addrew will lie delivered nt tiw stand, at the 'eioM of which tho Premiums nwankxt will bo announced by the Kccrrtary. GEMEMAL RL'LEg. 1. AU competitors tor premiums, lutlg* and oCleors, shall be rertdonta or Uw County nml memtwra of the Foclety, and no Inten* ted party shall lirasJudg­ ment on property that he or his lamin' shall exhibit .2- AJfnniniaL and articles Intended, lor exhibition,alial! be entered on or be-- ARE PREPAIU _ fiteB lite postil vs odors of « Avsnse, I stopped st the Fruit Hooee uf Aidrich snd Yerkes, FRUIT CANS, and See! «. R. SrtRLRIRR. lirtltags, April 10, ISSA. Call. sptdttf ROBERT! t ST1IIE1. Lyon's Periodical Drops! THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGl’LARrHES. Tbees Drove aro a rowntteeall; cowrosndrt fluid broptrstioo. aaj belter lh*a *ay rifle. PowNero, or Xortraua Betas li-i.ie. Uwte aettae I* aMrocl *ad — •>------ ---IKSE? RfSSZ1________ ________________ _ IM Lrtlea uT tbe Uuiirt Mlw, e.err one of • ‘m inert in the itmoreM l.w—. _r k*.— .j •W M<lll IsfaUlMa GREAT RUSH EW OODS THE SILVER SKIRT! 0 tuc brought Moro Elastic, \ Mare Graceful! ACKLEY’S^ High Prices Busted Up! Gold &L25 in Has i ngs! And Everything clw In the lino of Drugs DIVISION I—Flowera Mwa Rebecca Goodyear, Mra. IL Wright, Mass Florence Parish. Best and greatest va*ty of flowers, M 00 ■varr awffwrr will in L>a — ■. II -ni LL*1. 2d beet do, “ Best collecliun of dahlias, 2d besl do, Bertoollrclion of roses, 2d beat do. Best collection of Verbenas, 3d lest do. Bast coUeciiuu ol house plants, 3 00 Mbssldo, . 1 00 Bast boquelofflowars, 2 00 2d beetdo, 1 00 Bart Fluval design, 1 00 La*toa* lUdr-s aa< Driving* Jwdysa—G A. Baltey, Dr. Ns Dr.RewaMt.Mim Floeeaee Parish, LN.Keeler, Mrs. M. Doyle. IM Mav ■any BayyUr, Bed Riding, “ 2d beet do, ' ’« Best Driving, The roablsation Silfer »M! Paints, Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, all Paper, Notions, Cards, Card Board, &c_, &C, can wiinproui, ana tuai 11 wouia oe tniteh bvfter to In vert their money in this way thee in bank or Government stock*. They argue that they can gel their grouhd in jw«t «« good order by barrow tag. This I deny. They may pulverise the surface eo thst pt a auperGcia! glance it may'seem tabs iu at good order, but More Durable, 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, 25 35 25 25 TO COMBVMFT1VEB. 22 25 Thr iJrrrtlarr. hiring b<-n entered to toalt!. 26 to a law rate by a rsry siwtoa reawjr, atSar ba’teg wffrrad surra! rraro. with a wrm lu(|[ 25 iM^n!ksewa'to'toa' 25 25 Toil! ««on It. he a ill Hid a ennr af 11. 25 For Doini ARE EQUAL T ST BY THE DOZEN OR 8IK6LBUX. Come OUR ¥t uol peoeinle. "But granting that they can put the ground into aa fine a tttxJilion by harrowing an I can by aecend plawfig, 1 woaid still follow lbs practice, AodlflaoUfllflnl fiir I can ploegh twice with lea* wear an+ tear of teams than thay will exhaust with ths one ploughing, because I plough the first time m oiun as tirouetoare off while the ground la mellow and unbaked by expoeura to the tun. Daring this lime they mart haul not Uroir mansn*. My Rccond pion rag will Mks Do longer thin their harrowing, providing they do it pr<»P«V. Tbare ia still another important point in favor of ploughing twice; practical farmery and—' —■*-men ----- *-hsro geuerslv cure to ---- -- ------- Ji«»n teat barn yard ly OLD LADIES < manure Sbobld bo hept as r~-»r as jMssiI'h t" tbe-surface, 80 teat ilea.revered. Ills aleonfised fiict tert sod fir wheat or anyotber crop should be deeply stirre<J. NuW we cannot by any poaeiblr ' - —- •—* --*• *•----- c—lit,^r<>m one m>dts <1 FAVOBTTK BKIBTI DT THK VEBY 1 ynr toil T- A 8MMY. 6«7'' Anenaeit of R«llr*i< Sink. ExarniM ■foTOYICF. to brrrbr firro. 0.1 to« ur wbert'' and have observed its el- , upon the ensuing grass crop will ael 1 if ever relinquish tbe prettier; far ways seems tn insures much better i ilh or art iff rrass seed, which mst A»« motUamikraiMWmUUafO low FIGURES. Dean Fail la c*M at . . hirts am . jSSEsSESr - "fflCilC, Bast Hour Barrel, Beet Pork Barrel, Best Straw Hat, Beet Bpecimen Wood Turntog, Most a best flour from 2 bn. wheat, 1 Beet Ax liefro, BrttPtooDoor, Best Window Blinds, BartWMowSM, Bort lol Tin Ware, CLA8SJ nurtwama.-' Ji Jeff. Turner, W. H. Hmtth, D. Hoagerfard. Bert Two Home Il 501 1 50 1 00 C* B“kt, O. L. Ingram, A. •mil. RIFLE! wsata aaSroy taeeuaslted dta»» ' ~ fl w • very First In, re out Urn above Ideas • Uro proper depth for covb br>pe that some at your ■ptM corrrepondrttte will Nrtt kas darsirt l>«»**f —The Pratidacl Isas 1 gieiag boentles to oolot---------- -w pensions, bounties and allowsnen u. thcir heirs. The President Us also OMBorsd lU blU to tectUds ^ammsroia , postal 3 Infuse aplere^if '..ureusiis It stand an'bowror ibieepooeful to thrro rarmed. Corer with utiJ the curd b thick. ASH FOB BIDES, •’S'-18 *” C warrant! �^jritnltnal gtras. SPOONER’S F«Cn lw"'"- —---- -------. ' 1 ' wl!| .ou hare ba** « ewe*tlamilaala, wiU,lUd,U. ' * brf’tr Mildren ••otouiol fcsbiae. rvX»M Avenue, I etopped alike Truit AMiM 1IuU* ‘ r Aldrld‘ ,od S S’- •btre «V UP • •'n5,, i^har color, end not bad to lake — iLr, «c to* of bto‘hi’« pa»«bw, a Ljrrd and fifty f*«br looking damZ|s cutting. ateaaHSK and canning them. r«, in this bo«* l*» anomer, when L, <jJ their cooking to cauldrons, but ' Mr. Yetke* has invented an iron tBLl; EXi... .<;>• JI. ms- Ms, rJJ. I.l..« upnlb. m. oim.m I. ahotilYwnW inehM “d fo"‘ hM had a door which can be faatonod al vTmiddle and bottom with iron Uya io b Im, aa abutter* ar* faatened on afore wiadnwa-Aall ateant tight. The peaelm, irf pvelrf, cut in halm, pet ta tin pane w fit the inaide alidea of the ataanj cloael* tb, el.net is filled »“k pw» of frail, the Jocydnaed ard keyed, auam let on eilh a powerful fixx for two or Ihre* winutea, then shut off, the door opened and the pan* »et upon table* where tho j iho riecea with fork* and (Pern in can*, the enna thua filled are rv*4 atom to th* end of the iaUaa, .trre there i» » cauldron of rich ayrup r,Jc of crushed while aupG a djppf .htrh i* pouted in to fill Uto epacea s i i:il' the fruit, and the c^na ar* aealed (.p Thr straining to much better than *i'e old UfW proem, ap tha watery tutert ore gut rid uf, also Cie acrid juice* which arc sn reted under tne rind of the iwstb, all <'f which beInR MR in tha pane, Le ['lured into a^at and there converttj inti, peach brandy. By thia atcamir.i> also the shrinkage ia taken out and the fruit g»c* into the cana aa el ear and Sn weave it in prtoa jara at the while die syrup which takatthe .Ic. -nfilir wutery juice*, makes a rich •anee when they wins to the table.— ■blished in: RT8 &, S1 OCJER1E8! • Aft THE CHJUREKt lERFUMERTES, LAVOBDiG tXTRXCTJi, ' Lirro Aaanrtmetit of avling Baskets DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. ROlEBia e tTIlIU. SILVER SKIRT? . Moro Elastic, More Graceful! inllasllss Silrer Skirl! "issSSrS'.IRsSSl? Ba are Um aatne oalbnse wand ia we i. Use catering of ffk>e> •‘■■■‘Jt.y . rAvoarrK un*Tt ircd solery. by »o Awrer fiiri t»i oUf—t. SO A 33 Barclay to"*1' . ■esisl Ssllrsst Sleek. >. h.-b, alaax JIS* m rsyl. FOB HID», 1 •WITH. BADWAV’S READY _ RELIEF. Intermittent Fever, Goons Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, OF ALL KIND, AND AT RRICB8 To Suit the Times. ■ "CHANCES* SALE. A *r»oo»py. B. c.tnixnut Jnlyawi______ • . c*'‘ SaiaaM 3. Sta»U*, Oa^atMW, MORTGAGE tSALIi T-l WdCLT bar tag b.«i,.U in the eMd.ii.os Afery A Ctitrr Aaaaa Gov /MBs. Av" las A-* ■ a tnertwageaxoc^M by Lyman Beesan. MaHm, Ja*aw A (Maar. -fc— g. «re-r. - IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE s^'^aTtsrusaJs: Anwdeate. Great Decline, In Prices, oSMsrirt? xsMXtfX, & AGUE Diarrhea, iA**i*eM*to 7—b**1. nedwIfanBid Dysehtery, Periodical Headaclie, Dumb Ague. wGuS (lD.CMkaiBiBg.OMl hfiy ihrao ama and 37-1'XHha of an tbo East fractional half of tbe Sort liciud ouaricr of bwlion t«»nlr l. Uaxnrilh-on.acrw.sdti U« tbao Also thr5 orUi-Wm fm--iioo, Waal a of Section 6fi»«<S(lbj cvnlaieingMat piTTQ onutd eoaame Bkxb food IbM'wdL'wtM* 1866. For Sale by all Druggists. OUR STOCK aMla to aaUrKi.a^Bit IUta U t baao*B««r. -Mw Wm. Spoon in & Co., .riss;»s?xwisfagwS Nashville, Tenn. CHANCERY BALE. MswE n>a Wngar. iicat.— , ri'.voittao roa —Many Many of of ■ in the habit of ploughing DoiOfiT BUSIHICSS, Above crop, and allhiuigh o tVy admit the benefit of aaeoood ploughalways vacu-se tbemaelvu* Upon a ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE I'L.i uf **rit of time or same other like STATE. FOr •U1T CANS, lur.wrv 2_ __y“2L‘_ Bilious Fever, OUB FAadlTlES Idren Carriages irable, Chills nnd TVvpr, SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS tbrir busmevu Is t<> invest as much labor । n ih« putting in of tbrir crepe aa they mu wiih prulit*. and tbnt it would be Iij.-h better toinveat their money in thia ■ay tb*a in bank or Government atocks. they argue that they can gel their gri'iin-i >n just n« good order by harrow•i<. This I drey. They may pulverise ■hr surftci- *o th it at it superficial glance •A'T^tos Fton^nta-raa WtW. tlaiikfogrw ■C-aaWJfoy —''murv anna sad arsviaiMia nwWMWSi itMar HTBm -Uwiii' sdvMtiMMU Jbpvs. 1866. CROCKERY ; deep: r and mure careful csaiuinatiun a-V show tbit it is full of lumps aq^unbrusrn cl*<d«. into whiidi the routs can­ not pvectrtte. But granting that they ran put the ground into aa fine a ccndiw« by bs-r-iwing as I can by aeccnd And to euld at a reduction from former yloaing, I would still follow tha praetkr. f r I can plmi’k twice with toss wear an* tear of teams than they will’wshUust with' the one ploughing, because I plough the To Thrcuhora A Fnrmcra! is the largest ever brought to this mart, the ground »■ mellow and unbaked by exp.sure in the »un. During thia time* 1 h»y m<r«t haul out their manerr. My their harrowing, providing they du it properly. There i« bull number important point in fsvi.r of ploughing twice; practical truowfj.) j«»/5w» ADMINWriUTOft’d SALE. lb» ramtor of tho aotala Of JaWr»U. beating 4RJT3 BBMWrut-MiiJ■» a—I II I Ml i<«—am all u.« .» r.« ami. l.aa km telly . MauaryMT. mU i.ka aa ■•••» an l«n I roar — UM. AU Ola. ImpMt-Uj lama WineofTai a hatri.y girrnuiat in ; .ircwn oi ncinna anfiaaUioriii gt anted Io ni» by the Probate Cmirt tor lh» county of Ban? ana) alate of Mbsbl- i 1 can. 1 aboil eat-oao to ute at 1‘uMlc Auelimi to | Uw higi.ct bidder. onSataniay. tha Bth tl»y of I Aurual iwsb al ooo o’rlark ia the ailerooon.al lb* I north door of the Court House in tha Tillage ad i HaMirra. in oald county. Use Minning described !__ I . ... ..I.I —alalc I.. — ll - Tbe | C7FANCERY SALE. Pine Tree Tar. !ItXsatetJ5f"’““ tt'i'rit ’slSrbftS’; ^•a M«jb U (ay lb. IkrMlaa MM •jOJ GAHtt IKE KEA’IP’ fne'l fiirt that aotl fi* se cannot by any possible B Loth these results fnwn one CUSTOM MADE pbmghiug. If deep enough to stir tbe soil th.ir*.ug1ily it will bury the manure loo deeply, and if the plough is gauged to as nut to cover the manure too deeply, the in.I is not stirred deep enough to sat­ isfy the other necessary condition. MAXrrACTVXXD TV 0*I>Dt. By pliiughing twice 1 ain able to ac­ complish both three objects, for I con DY THE VEST BESY OF WORKMEN. make my first ploughing of tbo usual depth and afterward turn under the maner« by a shallow furrow, and by rolling GVlhplAWS SALE th* field once can put it into flue order Let every one that want* Boole^nd Shoes fur the drill without any harrowing. Examine Our Stodn In tbe nxtur of tha Ratals of Thopua Do! .bey, antes UulahaT, Ablgsli J- Buhhey sad O«wa Thine a bo have tried “twice plongbC. D.latMy. udaorB, baira ofThuaoaa DuUbsy. jg iagfor wheat" and base observed Its ef­ JjKu«'io Wsrvbr rUefl that la pursuance oft Ifect upon tbe ensuing gras* crop will ael J,M «dsuttorilv F«»** »• at. to th. fnab.ta d«m if ever relinquish the practice; fnr it always seems to insaroa much better I *. . . ..__ 1. « .lnzl .1 niu. ,1 trowth or set of grrus seed, which may ptrhaps lie owing fo the improved con­ Um, flowing <toeribjdl ditio* ofthe soil with reference to pulvsrixalii a. SX'lr"'^?..” /I’m ITSf Ploughing l»ut once will seldom kill JrU- o.TE* / Ulrfm-I. Held sale 1 anthnoats. which spring up from tbe *e*d shaken nffin harvoating tbo crop, anil It by growing emothera out more or leu nf the wheat, although it baa evenlu•Ry to auciuuib to coW weather mid fowl. Thu second ploughing destroy a 111 1BDDTS & CHOSff. liirts and very effect! re in nami« rriauMBIO BtUdnaMag Is T-mithTW ti to 4odfa41v arnvn aflu >w«lhr ay*« anl wNfI OLD LADIES U FAIR'MAIDENS mtaar Drawers W -BIBS MM wawa. — ' —— a ■ , onio vouri i«r smm.y ITobata 0«e*. la tbe vHIm Ha»*‘a<». m Monday ibe II day of July, in lhe yeor one IhseMud eight hundred and silty ala. I ''Tu^u'X’rf drJ» U U^nss tUr.i.ln.lUs I rr»«nt.8bcr»sa C Prindle. Judeeof Probate In tbe matter of tbe estate v< CLartM M. Ktiappen nod lx>ral S Knaftien, minms On readlngasd «>lng the |w4>lloa. duly eertkedof Farsh M. Miler, flosrdlan of fod wnnona. praylng. JWSBtAtfiS’Jffi'.’TOiSt:] for reasons therein sot terth, that abo may be at aMer SM^a lull— -to Sara -rUT«4 Tsiereupo'ii, It is ordered tbalTaesdar, tba list ’ day of July, instant at » .’eiMk tn tbo fereBMR.be assigned ftrr tbe bearing of said petition. I and that the beina at tew of said deeeaaU, and al! other pereeuattilnnMled in eaidMUtw are reqaiaml loamwar ataeeasUnef said Court, then to be holdea at the Probalo trtee.ui tbe village of flealings, and show oaBev, If But Ibero be, why ths rraver of tbe petitioner slmwid not bo graMsd. And it ia further ordered, that the petiHtnior giro notice to all trerrmo intrmted t n m.it estate Ofthe peo4e»ey «>'««’<> «*» >b< •“*>«{ ItoeroM, by enming a eopy of this notice and order to bs peWisbsd ia the "HmMbm Basner." a newspaper jHntrd and elretilaliogiti said eoun ty of Barry. three «nn«nlre weoli, prwvlows “|Tfm’4ij“'lSfc»«»r 0. raiMiLS. Ureal H*.lw-Onl Sale Dolhr a betote. daaam tarn. WaC Bf .T* blows oe Um bottle. Sea (Ball cirrnlArt st Drnggiata .... < . : OIJTEB CJUMJK A CO. Frojria fora ~~Pnrifr Ytinr Blaod .'' Taka n U i HprtogAMMBe Ur ptn^ tafiU ♦n. Mt lb. bupnniM poraMm taamxM 'bn cnodts-’ •ai Vegetable Extriftt v la a grssl prMMUr of XU*llb. OH. BICKLOW W*|eMa..,...... ....... T»i nut WUTOMAHtfU IT ♦CTMMlIAi „1^3'l3*.S?r■*• ■" "‘“•tt H a«M KinwlkwMrLA IUmbi *w Ladiss-Gotttd l!»»Lip< ■v E G- 3S,X.(A.»Xa..S aaaoSTc^SS-ml-WBUbMi.... Idbrni, ■S#IO'< *»■*, KSSSiKSat-SSi.:::.. SS i-' Cam. II Will KI-IM IK siulaW »e«el»y. s.'s^sr^ WARRANTED TO SPIT. Al«. KU«IAB, HOOPS, CfUn *n W «gy.—Infiiie • pi»« of .W* her* in connection with Our 6»re, "••MtaBlUdB boiiing w»Ur, aa Ur •Mkifrehem; hi k «und gnbottror 'y°0k« put « t«M« vpooefal to three Wioftac milk warmed. Cover with • »th. wd-kau until the card to thtek. fr* out Mid u„ U». »t,er, or Bwcmten “* both whey eed card. Tbic "«• » very niea dmert for dinner. £ wmWSSBir 8E®?. n# luog-.nn. Hall llteoni. Heaid’Kl, Is. sssa'?S’fea?'Vr % tospring np, gr.d often forma quite an aitiuun .4 green manure when turned and killed by the secund plough­ big. . .■ . J bm thrown out the above ideas •Rb regard to tbe proper depth for tor*f«ng nianure, in ^npe that noma of your - Kichola & Shepard, , r rivtn wrrn Benzoin GUARDIAN'S SALE. �■‘SOKE TBCTU TEAS POETRY. 3BCO FOlt circumttaneae la to render revnTution not bla pen. State Goveraora and Legialalure* could do nothing In the matter.— Congreu, the only power capable of re­ moving the Prerideot, would be dead by legal axtotsneo until December. Tbo whole gam* would be in th* President’* band*. No opposition could bo r*gol*r- t WftJlEHOVSUS • ' " 403 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, TO THE lew 8prli< ft Sumer Goa is COUNTRY TRADE kobb IN HOLBROOK'S BLOCK. ! regular and unlawful opposition would bo proceeded with by tbe President aa if action M tha hill to limit the ProaideBt’. It were rebellion. Whatever the coun­ try would have done to prevent it* Gov­ AU. STYLES OF SUMMER HATS, ernment from Wn, re volutionlied do- Wo might hope ibeto Indiea- ba dona by Congroea during it* praMnt BLEACIIKG PRESSING, lion ia varioua waye. Congreu will aflbrd u* full opportunity L Dy the Senate, at lc**t, remaining to see how the Pre*id*nt will eonduct NRW GOODS RMfaEVKD WEEKLY. in eouion etraight through until tbe himulf when be la once more relieved Ladle* will pleast mil before purobaiing. fourth of March neat. of tbo restraining influence of the lawMtas E. WILCOX. 2. By pawing an enabling act reor­ IlMUap. April a*. ISU, *prt*m3. ganizing tbo rebel States on the haws whole power of th* Government to ee a*aumod by the Reconatroction Commitcur* th* forcible re-ad miwon of tbe sotee’e Report, that they have never hero ceded State* to Congress, the delbalof lawfully organized and are now Terri lo­ the Constitutional AmandmRit, »nd his own reflection. Wo ventw* to predict tient and end hi* effort* Io tbruat repre •rotative* from the*o halfformed States eooducthitneelf if Congreee adjourn, to Into Congreu. December without pawng any HU to 3. By the paaaage of Senator Tram­ bull'* bill regulating removal* from of­ office, without admitting Colorado or fice. ao that the Pruldeut could not re­ Nebraska, and without pudug any ena­ move any officer, except fur miacociduet, bling act which shall drfin* th* present or grant a commiwion to hi* *ooce*»or, statu* of the rebel State* u not in the until the Senate had given It* consent. Union. A* soon u th* Pruidrot’* con­ 4. By admitting immediately Colovention shall m**» in Philadelphia, hi. party will bo formed and its member, lican party wilt bavo two majority in tbe ■very where known. Johnson'* first care Senate in any event Wp ohould Live HAftDWABE STORE! failing to reorganize the of tbe new party- V enough apoatate* which ia nine point* in the law, to Johnfrom the Republican party can be found aon'a recon*traction policy. In doing ao „ op .pr~~“. •“ *» they seem to have aimed no higher than nominated; ifuut, appearance* will be of the .politician’* mark, vic to keep their very llUb account, and Copperhead, will ■Ma. They have shown | but little faith be nominated-. At the South, as hereto­ in abelract jualice or in the ability of the fore, be will nominate rebel*. To all people to diwern and reward it They tbero be will issue tbrir commission*, ,nd they will inter practically upon the tb/l the aeeeded State*, at organittd Ay dutiM of their office. But this would not aaxiafy him. All Ihree appointment* mitled, and that tho difference ia only one mw«t be confirmed, sod more important of time. In this temporizing couree ■till, th* member* of Congress from the Cougreo* ba* aougbt to riak nothing, but Needed State* must have their *ea«f*nd must vote co their confirmation. 42 JOHN ST. NEW YORK. • THAN EVER BEFORE, VOL?;®. Being daily receiving Good* from the RkkLi ai lha ■ futiljl'i JpilUM flinrtor?. Great Decline! noons, ry D • B- ' Yankee II Notion*. WHITE ASTROLOGY. A GOOD NEWS AT M' Fulj. Assortment or Cornog ae^iajlr atuaded to. GROCERIES. pRoaiTroKPtt^n^^ mjciug a n IK.I. C_>rt for th, Cana- Good Tea at one Dollar, aaoza * awoaa. At t»i UNION STOKE .r iBOT/Jcn * mox CARPETS, »»"’ ““** FOR SALE. X IMPROVED FARM of M> •«« from Mi-Mirrl!!*. <■□ th* 0 1 Antalks _■ ._ u an l—HMch M.JdlcuIlr.MicL. JalyJtf Wall Papon Window Fixtures, Window Curtains, Orrxaxn at Mt Olu Svawd Gazartr Rxnvran Paters. All Railroad Prices, the rUla^s “^rgJo^Atfy al law. MiddkviU*. at Wasfi’ssaiyg. NO HUMBUG ! Written Opinion Iron, Nails, Stoves, Ing a squirrel I the ground. I rifle up towar I and the rifled I IL WIUUUT. hia appointments. There are now In the Senate ihirty-fomy Republican vote., given away apparently our right* to re­ counting the vacancy in Kao*** ** GIM. organise tboee State*, because if they STOVE PIPE, Prat ROBERT JACKBOX, ROBERT HURUERT SAP PANS, M. D-. Dr. KCUKNETRLFKAU. Jr. fiftun Copperhead and apoatate vote*, were ever to be reorganized they ought THE MATl6MALDWP*5RARr, ESTABLISHand one vacancy for New Jersey. The Io have been reorginizod alike firelop•. And everything el«o fiubloned from ■eceded Slates will come In with twen-'’ portnnily Congre*. had to do it. It ba* Sheet Iron. All sorts of BVICNCB AND FAIR DRALISG VICTORIOUS OVER KMPRWCI8M AND FRAUD. added to the Q>pperhead vote, ezrepl gus Government* are not "State*,’’ be-, Fowler, of Tennessee, should he vote cause instead of submitting their Consti­ Republican' u i* now expeeled. Thu* tutions to Congress fur am aid m ent, Cooi.rcusainr Stur-ilarii. th»l the Copperhead* will have thirty-*'* greu submit* tbo Constitution of tbe CUH8B OF MODERS MANHOOD, votes, or a majority of two over the full United State* to them for amendment, Republican vote, abould Fowler, of Ten- thus tacitly conceding *chem to be State UUT— vote With us. If New Jerecy ahould send a Copperhead to Gil the va- importance. They are a quasi endoreeuacy existing there, • majority of three for tbh Johnson party would result. in reoooelructing the eecodrd State*.— ints IF the Republican Senator*, bring unable They give the Copperbende a vantage AILS, I4 ea**c. 11, la Wsclend. Alima Uo.. by II. WRIGHT, MMkrill*, ooct *aS cirat. 4 A Acr*a on »«e. »». 4u »cr*» on •*«. St. and •±V Moens ob see. in 0U*e". Allrnn Co., for mF* My II WRftlHt. ROPE. Farming Tools of all kinds, •n, «’tr«x» and aKuitKMtifc’uil. soel>maallMikDrM4arvutareK**M*. flo*l■pMteJrattriUMi afta* titaTpeaers.loM *n.nyn io ibejars, can U fatly r»- pl*. . H. WRIGHT. IMPROVED FARM F0R8ALE.-lMecrM.ea* nil* from Niddlmlte. ItOasrw imprevnl: gevd -tJwwrwsRs- retrork. entitled bauM cad bare, tod * l*rgs beari*r orebstd. “Rip tb«Kvll in th* Bed." wbkii will b* »eet to EATI III AND ICECREAM (unetred. .d7i.'.1K^3r‘" r*ry went JuaJ of rep- A LASS. U ptrm u They can charge GROCEY HARNESS PROTECTOR. Seward, who now applaud* and admire* Wo therefore beseech the Republican nroriy evary thing, applaud* and admire* party in pnngrotft, to paaa, by a twothe Preaidenl’a alleged determination to pursue it Heretofore the President ha* some enabling act, which will deerly dofol&Uedtbe worst prediction* of those EArTEKN SALOON, liextiii?' r>rX*t.' k Cawtlen IPOOIAE IBSS'DET, We beaeecb them to admit the£t*tee of Nebraska and Colorado before adjourn- SEO THO DOCTOR HIMSELr^ HAFR. A Soda Fountain BOLD AT RAILROAD PRICKS. LET THE tFFUCTED RBUH ■ ‘ Short Notice. H. A. GOODTEAR & CO. BMtlng*. J«». Z, IM*. jaart-M wholly mdieau all dMlrofor ear kiad ofliijnor. by twor Dr. H»rb*rt'» AnU-AleoboliaOenMaM aausMing raetdy fui'iolM>poreoM;wnU for ■pjrwLb. LANDS FOR SALE. Groceries, ir-’fiwstwfts'isx V<rf^lS,ta Ms&Grore. c2.^”k' ■"*ta AMU AGNOrrAR. fMCH. iaHuUn SALE. g.aut*. 0^1 w V .adeXefuwK.we Preeid*ut’« veto, Mr. Trumboll’e bill reg- FARMsSALE pro totoe that I the next nor aearebbewa. BRACE ft O’DWYER, JOBBKRB ARD RKTAILKR3 OF H&TS. <008, WiES, Mllliiery aid Straw Geeds, AT EASTERN PRICES. ten. The Glory of Man u Strength. r. nightly ’u-w™»i. K Joseph Wolco | rested at the! I the sheriff of <1 of forging a di National Bad IseU^Mey totk, IMS woe ^Aiwistb, FOR •ary, to enable them to retain their own 11000, ataoda tlon an the 1811 ■suit with lute o. RTKIKU. LEATHER, CR^jACKBOTS FRBNCH PATKXT MALE who Ud no Haith in him. b it liksly arnmrola aa territorial, and ahall auert ttalto wiH foil In say plot attributed to the jurwdictkm of Congru* ot*t their nr- Stockdill over whcu Stock di I the fury of th I la the abdotl Inches long, 1 A FIRST CLASS RATING AND ICKCRRAM Cr*Dr7XcK«ON-8ORIUTAL LDCIMEST IEFT NO. CE73, rosT-orr CHICAGO. ILLINOIS ~»»ji DELICACIES and KABHITIES shall w«, that Johnson succeeded not so much by his own strength or energy a* by the over-caution and timidity of Con- some oxen, wl I plowing that | Stockdill, brbri ter. At the til STOKE. Ur Mito, for Mto * pre *.fe.- MnhfooNE GOLD or SILVER MKDALR, or other Brol SHOP. construct the rebel State* themselves, iority of tho Senate wberevar they ahonld they now foil to prevent the President . .._r .L. . .kA from pushing through hi* policy by mll- ha* defended tbi. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. DR RAPHAEL. Tho Copperhead and rcb- President’* acta it endorsed th*m and by AND RODDEN jyARE. annulling nothing it endorsed everything. and th* Southern State* would have a* Congreu bu therefore come very for A Large ^Assortment et ©lam short of a Radical Repoblican policy.— It hu aimed merely to hold open the FBIITCAM*. wbule question of reconstruction until ■tore on the roll, and the Sergeant-at- the people could vole on it For this Arm* of the .Senate ebould refou them we thank th*m, if they •uecood'fn bold­ ■eats, Johnson would probably reongniz* ing It open. But If, after faillog to re­ Garrett Daria DR. RAPHAEL, . no diflertnou. ftrot LUCK i. meldon. Shelf Hardware, ground to stand upon. J/'Alt ACCTmI !7th U1L, Marl Cole Esq., of 1 In shooting il himself, the 11 H.C. rSIXDLE. C. WAXELEE, Battle Greek, Mich. that tbe Johneon Government* are nut republican in form, becauio they exclude PA 31 ic taiga TOHN W. PAYNES riCIT'REGAL •» ______________ 0— GOODS, Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, of all kinds, and will be sold at or Printing, *d oa *borl ■eli***M i» H. A GOODYEAR & CO. Mats, Rugs, &c., &.c. HARDWARE R. X8TKRBR00K A CO. Abt/ K1XD8 Job OIL OLOTHB, oountrv, from Secretary of State down Congreu, in to Ude’waiter, in the hand* of member, *,ElrrEiiis«t a e«. S ZSL P*FMARCrjOTCTM^ . £ ' Tl NSW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! UP STAIRS, ▼acatloo. Old Establishment! •ny iceeitableT—Ckloogo Triiunt. ■nsiwaaT SBtrZJ“£ *.*’_• -fol .*! netory, - ----------------- --- THE joke* o» SURGEON a DRAKE. Stif!itWrASSTASttSS DEHTI8T8, _______ ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. >^wrr. cnretw' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-08-01.pdf 9ccbe23b5ac2cd0335a2448f1cd8160a PDF Text Text ,500 The Grwat CBtsaa^ umaw°LIB0_ raurnesB, tx * S«als» Six (tons. *t«re o* * *■ VOL. XI. Tux Bocnom, the New York ladles newspaper aaya: Crinoline,1 which suffer­ ed a momentary coUapae ia th* leading till** of lb* eld world, to again in Mgh favor, and Its circumference to greater than aver. "They do these thing* better in Franc*," is a phrase that cannot be ■ every body to beware of u**d to th* criadiiha cam ofr France simitar offisre, for each and wrnra America,” for France is perpetu­ if* designed to swindle the ally veering round—I* constant only In change, while America, wben'abe, “gala* ... i. Arars ic.di "DarowroBT or tub Mncumi' a«> MABvrAevraxM' Unrrsn Svocx Coura•r. J. J. Gbaboxx, Oorrtspooding Boc'y. No. &M Bboadwat. JYrw Fori, JufyUA 1888. J. Co lb, Hastings.—Dear 5ir.—Borno Ums sine* st your request, we forwarded Pamphlet containing six tickette. You neglected to send money for sama One <>f tbe number ha* drawn a prise rated al 3178,00. Pleas* remit amount for tickets 35,00 and inform us by what Express the prise shall be nsl lam. Your* Respectfully, |>CSSIU.A iwviva. Groceries. B*oks end lOflD NEWS AT LAST w x who arm m ntotnu J A IULBROOK. H. 1C- KL'SSELL. JOUS BOUEUTS. ^NAI'PEN • BVKROWM, Solicil- J£ X. SlIELbOX, 4<»Ucd is •ervwc. 27th uIL, Martin Calo aon of James M. Cole Eeq., of Woodland, while engaged in ehooUng equlrda, accidentally shot hiuiaelf, the ball entering the right wrtot af>d pqgMlqp U>e arm, lodging therein. It aoctxia he wbb standing an a log watcbing a squirrel, with hb rifle standing cn tbe ground, in attempting to dmw the rifle up towanto him the hammer caught and the rifle dlscbaroed, Inflicting a dan­ gerous wound, aa above specified. ' in never failing abundance, at Acblkv’s UwroBTOATt—We learn that, on the 18th ulL In the township of Yankee Springs, two neighbor* become engaged Ln a personal altercation which resulted In the mortal wounding of ana of them. Tbo facta In the case a*cm to be, that the men were out In the field searching for acme oxen, when aaxne wnrdssbeut antae J18 TiACT mADISOTV tTIUT, CHICAGO. ILUrVOlS. ter. At the time, Bench had ta hto hand I a whip, with th* but of which b* struck Gtockdlll owr the back of tbe bead, wbeu Stockdill who stood whltllng, In tbe fury of the moment, stabbed Baaeh In the abdomen cutting a gash five InChe* lang, and indicting a mortal wound-tbougb at datest date* B*ach waaatlll alive but no hopes am enter­ tained of hto recovery. BtockdUl has been arrvated, and In default of b*U In 31000, stands committed for examina­ tion an the IMh imL, an charge of e*aault with Intent to kllL H. WRIGHT, Good Merrimack Prints good thing, keeps it," and ebow* bar ap­ preciation of it by awarding tt wide ■pread popclarity. Ask any of lb* wear­ er* of the Duplex Elliptic Era pre*^ Trail if there iaaay probability of that elegant creation losing ground in America, and her answer will bo prompt and to the point, that, if anything,' Jlbere ia every probability of ite gaining ground and re­ taining perennial popularity. One Shilling, NEW STORE ready. with a gracious smile, to welcome 2y caller—Call often a* you may — call once, and ae* if mb ia not on hand GUARDIANS SALE. leading tail and wool from Chicago hav* recently altered their lime of running, that popular thoroughfare, th* Michigan Central, have changed their time to cor­ respond. Sec card in another column. A Taxer.—To call at Dcssixo’e these sultry evening*, and get a dish of that de­ Ma. Dcoirrrtx’a Cibcvlab declares licious Icb Cbbam, or a glass of lex Coin Lbmobaob. Beader, if you have any that the Philadelphia Convention will b* rfoubta, try it, and onr word for it, you * “union eftbe pUr lotto bear U and brains ■ Will consider ynur money well Invested. of th* country." Specimen of “patriotic heart"-FerAgain, those who appreciate the merits of La*b* Bsbb, ou be supplied with the best in market al Dcuxuo's. , What tub Ambmombist will AocOMrusM.—Th* pending Cuaatilulional Amendment, if adopted, let. insure* the citizenship of *11 per•ana whatever, bom or naturalized in (hie country. 2d. Base representation upon actual 3d. Disqualify for any office, civil and military, all who, having once *worn to support the conatitulion, took part In or gave countaoBOOB to the slaveholders’ at­ tempt to overthrow It—a two-thirds rot* of Cmgresa bein^ required to re­ move such disqualification. 4 th. Repudiate the rebel and validate —TH House baa acted to 000,000£»r annum to tbtj^nsi.vn Hat, arise* from including prornal-marehals, Ac., from an addition of 32 per mouth for each child under sixteen, Arc. Au attempt was made to rate* the lowest grade of pension from 38 to 313 a month, Ditto "brain”—Georg* Francis Tralq. but it foiled, and the House passed Hie bill under the previous quraUon, as re­ Beware of auaimer complaint ported from Committee. Tbe resolu­ amongst tbs children. Thousands of th* tion to double peneiona accruing during little ones aouually di* from disorders Ol the Rebellion was laid on ths table. the stomach and bowels, and many, ah I too many homes are rendered desolate by the bands of thia prevalent disorder. COE’S DYSPEPSIA CURE is a rollabl* remedy in all cases, as well aa for dyspepeia, indigestion, eickheadacbe, sour stomaeh, want of appetite and general debility. New Fork Tribune aaya: Nothing is more common than to hear people talk of what they pay newspaper* for adver­ tising <c., aa ao much given In charity. Ncwspapea, by enhancing th* value of th* National debt. property In their neighboebo&i, and Can any truly loyal and national man giving the localities tn which they are object to such a law! published* reputation abroad, benefit all such, particularly If they are macGoon Tsmblab'* CosvBm<M<.—On chants or ml estate owner*; thrice the the »lh day of August, th* Good Temp­ amount yearly of all the meager Bums they pay for their support. Besides, cvlar's of J acksee and fire adjoining coo*tlea, will meet is eon real ion in that city, for discuseioa and tba adoption of each On Uabp.—Tbe following dispatch to locality, and In all ronpeeto toadeaU*th* Cbtmgo TfowA, dated Naahv'JIs, July blo public oonvenleneo. If, from any asm, the matter ia th*local or editori­ 23. speaks volumes: al ©olumna should not bo quite np to TW Dome mmnbwu, m^By,«v«or* yoor standard, do not mart itmldeand pronoaitM it of no account until you are 'a53i poods; SHTLEI BOTTOM OUT DRY GOODS sriTK.orjacji/vAX, cwuyw Barry. Ala asafa* oftterrekai* Coon for foe ro* The Place to Buy Cheap Q For Cash sones. 1 TT0BIKT and COUMCELOK AT LAW, A and Solicitor la Cha»*efy. Seury p.blic sa4 Cooveyaaeer. Also, 'AU. AURANGEMKHTB— Grand Rapid* At Hastings 8te< nr Foxxxr Exoobmd.—Tbe following to ensure you * pleasant hour in hl* qui­ totter from Thad. Strvens to Mr. G*i>1, et retreat, jest by the “Blue Sign." editor of tbe Lancaster Errwimy £tprtn, explains itself: Acxtsv has just received a new lot of Wabiuxctob, July 21, 180G. Ds ax Sib—I s«e your Copperhead patbclr nrw *dvertlaement which appears fresh Gbocxbibs, including a prime arti­ to-day. Parties dailring anything in cle ofSogar at 12} cte per pound, the best [>*rs suppoae that 'Borne remarks in my tlirlr line, will do well to give them a 8l George'a Banka C->d Fish at 12} ctv. alter End reference to Colonel Forney. call ime decidedly Io* figure*, Rsmnuma.—Tbo*e draught* d»liill, Everybody. DR. RAPHAEL, • Aatrotogsr of the 1PU Ctaatary, Schvbvab keepe a fttlf supply of let "8bba*m and other delicacies, end is ever CHAI xcoxcp NEW Amendment by the Slate of Tennessee Z^BACHBBS* Ibsttvi-tb.—The Hoboba- will effect the President's policy aa the ioa* of the State of Tennessee effected the blx. the ScnBimwoBitT or Pvst.ro InenvcnoB, has made known his intention of naming nestings as on* of tbe place* liiiMuta.—The DeWit County Re­ where Teacher*’ Institute* will be held publican Convention met on July 7, and psssrd the following among other reaoluwltl.b«jw»n ia dai lime. JMaaowhile |/^2sr^7^lraou<a^ciiiCLr—TbTnrz i let all persons interested take notice of Rttolvtd, That while we regret, for lh* time of opening, which will be on the hie own sake, the apoetaey of the Presi­ regular meeting will be held on Friday Ibtb day of September, and make their dent, we cr>ngr*tuhle oureelve* and the Country, Aal at As brought noAiopiuto arrangements accordingly. At portf, io Ac ros curry noMtny out of Hob. Nobmam Bailv. At which lime the’ it; and that lb* Union party stands to­ Tragedy of Hamlet will b* read, and a* day a* a unit, capable of eywin prsservthis la aomewbat lengthy, it will be nec­ lay At country from At machination! of rrirlt and (.ipperheedt, even wifA At essary to commence promptly at 8,P. M. Also, Plaining, Matching, and all kinds I’muftnlti Atir Itadtr. slirstia* pe‘4 u the • rtlsle. OBce over V J ADVEHTBEiaSTB. A Gxoas F*An*.—W* Unite th* sp*dal attention of ourrmdaroto th* follow­ ing !ett*r received recently by Me. Cd*, a. merchant of thia Village, We are, also, informed tbit .similar latter* ware reoslv *d by other^ promlnrat citizen* of Haaling*. ’ ‘ esign to evidently to defraud nOBUTfl A STBIKEB, _ i—.. Tkra SO. 14. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, AUG. L I860. gratins*" SMilltia Sirertmrg. —Hon. John Covode *n Thursday nominated for Cuogma by th* Republi­ can* of the tw«uty-6r*t Pennsylvania District. —Tbs new fashion In bonnets ia said to be two straws lied together, and two ribbons attaibed U» tbe ends. k*t,dfall kimto of Goods, usually kept In a Vsrfoty Stere. . w* B*r tarfir to* Cwfo make a* Atlwwwwne mt B*4 fetos, WE BELL at Uniform Prices, �■ICE8. HASTINGS BANKER. than Br will be a Ihmr chair*. The whole Houa* foe they wrro plainly visible, through their t_ open door. They ought to And tbe lady flounced out in a rage. bo counted jMkjrbcro they are. irnoll aaldletthem be marked by "• tWCIerVolUtW jonraxl u prw tq2P*te'ou» not voting. ASOTKxa arraiL. ' .d’Jiruu' Tho Speaker said bo would so direct on yesterday morning was a stirring, bristling and. exciting ooe. There r« Should the veatl I .■ t1 v. T» Let—I*<«lre WHUs. TBS TUSMSEK VlCTtlT. captured by gos»e guerillas, who stripped ■ tbe prisoner* of tbair clothing, U*d them ' isMSbMsai fosi Ifom Tknrhar yAL t ■uppored • upposod to to be De (and (an-J left leu for) lorj dead, ooau. buT u., lug hl* regiment— diiter.ee over twenty _ T1 . L. *L*.a ..u II. fi— kind in Michigan. f ... J——a ni, I C — IX. mARIM tltelrt* two member* present HoweMMtatotUsfoH - - tltioq “Held on, nsa’aml jurt hold 00 ooe mfouter" fold N*ih*n, feebly gasping for -parted naw- oos potl^lu ■pteSe! 1 (Habit wowid be for lew troub­ le lhan lo.maS* the trifling alteration* yew have ■■»*** d?' , _ js,r UM *> ^taUr .u.M, “Very well, very well—eotno along ■ ■ gitls.” . 4 With prim dignity the lady marshal­ led her charge* out, muttering something about the extortionate ideas of landlords aow-e-^ay*. “Wall,’’ soliloquteed Natfon, “if Job had been alive, and bad • bouse tn let, there would never Etv* been any 'Book of Job’written. There goMthateverlaxting bell again; I'll haul it out by the roots if this thteg goes on much longer!” . This lima another lady—but quite dif­ ferent from tho other—a slender, little, .CMt-dowg lady, with a bead that drooped like the Idly of th* valley, with a dress tbit bad been pended, snd dsrned, snd turned and re-irimmed, until even No- ed.in vivid carmine. And tbegoldenhaired little Ionic* who clung to her dress were as like her as tiny Itlly bud* to a full-bloomed eh Imo of flower-bells. A* Nathan Briggs stood looking at her, than camo back to him the sunshin«y days of his youth—a field of blooming ■ eloret, crimson in the June light, and a auusot gold—and , bo knew that ho Wa* •tending feco to fooo with Coastsn00 Wild, the girt be had quarreled with year* and year* ago, and whoso blue eye* had kept him an old bachelor all his life .be aiked timidly, with her mouth. She looked up, starting with a sudden flush of recognition. And then foe turned very pale end be­ gan to cry.NRlh the little golden-haired girls clinging to her skirls, and wailing “mams, mama—wbet's the matter, ma­ ma!" “Nothing now," said Constance, reso­ lutely brtishing away tbe tear*. "If you please, Mr. Briggs, I wilt look at the bouse, lam * widow now, and very - ;flI 1 XWDUBAUCK Or COLD. ,'Tbe door of Committee Room No. 3 was opened, and the arrested member* would ever snd gnoo peer out their bead* and drew-suddenly back. : a word of fault, and Nathan Tba8peM*v eDlreated Mr. Mullin* »cr aide, wondering if it really not to insist on bi* motion. Hs hoped nelay erfv, which was never without a place In the American heart, though hitherto an exile from the etatates ofthe country laws of the laud. An achlavcmant *0 great *0 grand, an glorious. *0 vital to ourselvco, to pooterity and mankind, wrung from Use face of doubt and death,' by the invincibte will, courage and pow­ er of our countrymen, cannot fall to flU our hMXta With devout thankfuIncM to Mr. Arnell said tbe Hoorn alreajly had official Information that the two frosted membera were on the floor of tho House tory. ThMtheurogreoi ed and haanoolou* com Vwdl, m". «U NuU. by the report of the doorkeeper. ly. I’ll let ykokavc my house If you Mr. Mullins again moved the previous want it.” upon tho dotalla by which deoteed re­ “With the privilege of keeping a few reaolblion. sults wore to bo obtained, araaunavoldaboarders!” < Mr. Jarvis Insisted that he had the blo, AatUhflcarnsstaam with which couNoimx'morS flqor and meant to hold it Ho was not fllctlng vlsw* have been aaserted, could going to *M the right* of the people of the great State of Tennesroo thus rothyon nnderstand how Icsafy trodden upon. Mr. Mullina insisted. Mr. Jarvis perrisled. Th* Speaker said ho was profoundly sorry to do any member wrong, but be ■'I'll tell you .Si, KSu«.,- Mid did not recognize Mr. Jarvi* as bolding Nathan dictatorlally, “HI give you the th* floor. . • privilege of keeping just one boarder, and hlmybu’vc got to k«4g> all your life long, if you nooa take him." “ don’t Aink I. quite understand you, glad of It, and put th* appeal to th* Mleii>c*e Central Rntlroad. Mr. Briggs, said Constance, but she House, which sustained tbe Speaker bra From tbe annua! rvport of the Direct­ blushed very becomingly, and we are rota of 37 ayro to 10 now, the Bpeaker rather indin*d to think she told a fib. not voting, and tbo two contumacious or* of the Mtablgsn Central Railroad, we member* domiciled In tbe Arctic Circle Item that the groa* receipts of that road, Number 3 positively.refuting t^ey aye for th* ymr-endfog'-Msy 31,184WJ, were 84301 This I* a larger amount we wer* young fool* ones, but that ia no Mr. Arnell arid that Mr. Martin wo* reason wlyr.use should ba old faol%now. the* present, bat refusing to vote; where­ upon Mr. Martin indignantly responded stoned in part by tho burning of too freight depot al Detroit, more than coun-' Th. Hmm &Ud S.' foWilfo M terbalanced the Increased receipt*. Tbe Ofid naoodfotlMr to your 4Ud« girls—if doubting Thomas a* they gtanced toward net receipt* were 1748,872,17. There ware 602,923 pi»*ocgors car­ lUMfotfo-io. Mid behrid lh.”».ry bet Nathan was do* to b* eluded that. Mentical tofosridnP wbn bed Mnfod tbe ried an aggregate distance of 75,029,0)5 »» ■yrr- w®? ' ■........ Over Rubert* & Established in 1B51 al low Price* and, *enidg ‘at' Roberts <fc Striker •» rtllHTB POB-Uf Ou. COOD BlibWN SUGAR Ul Cu. a(«MagHrw.i*( AKEffELLixo More and Better ’ For •the’ "People I . ‘ , ay rnonmc w uvxji. * a»o STOMACH arrreRJl. lii.wdmrlhatHforyrt- • • :■~ 2 I S HUSTETTEB’K DITTELS BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP " lk«F»bltr mi > 7 And Kind* of For the *ame Mosey lfi*tbehrllnv,thkany other Store in town, AND NO MISTAKE Conaiating of ill the Popukr । ssiais?:^: H. ■­ A Lxirge Aisortmrnl of State •» poesiblu. aad that this Important Wnlch Mak intercut may derive a* great a benefit n* ► . . i_ " . ... . I Maumhctanac “1 Ll Sc Children Carriage* Lyon’s Periodical Drops! FRUIT CANS, Always on band. BY THE DOZE\ Oil SINGLE CAS. TUR GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Come and Sed! FOR IIIBEOI'LARITIEH. 0. 0. IFAVUI1N0. HmUsc*. April M. IM4. »pMt GREAT RUSH OODS Knowledge of the production* «.| the I orchard* of the State. There are three ' nremlomFOfthi* kind offered, the fir.t i premium of •IbO. the second of 1'50, and .the third of>25. NHiese premium* will I not be awarded to MhLQge diatrict, a* lire ' condafoua on which theyarTHflered-UateJ*11 l» EATi: separate diatrict*. Tht«c premium* and tbe premium* for ordinary collection* •ho* Id call <h«L an extraordinary display offriflt, as thi* ytar promire* t»» be very NEW GOODS, XT favorable for the growth of many ofuur raicts, *t boat varieties. B, EL ©I GRO(1 10IEITI 4 ITIIIEI. THE SILVER SKIRT! CHICAGO Thugs •« E*> «t *0 tt More Durable, / Mv Ice C Moro Elaitic, Moro Graceful! ACKLEY’S. eantelf r. JOHN L. LYOXjlsj CH«p*l High Prices Busted Up! Gold $1-25in Haaings I O*n l Anaw fevU. 8. ute C*m 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, •50 fur the beat cow. There are al*o Herd premiums of 1100 each offered for tbe beat herd of either Shorthorn, Devon or Hereford cattlr; >50 for the biot herd 8i0 th* beat team of working earn. In »*Miti<*i to tbeao pre- , •fliiema, the Citizen* premiumsinclude an I <4fer cf a premium ol 1140 fire lb. beat; And Every thing d*e ia th* line of Drugs, '■ Medicines. Tbe COBblBalloB Silver Skirt! Paints, . Oils, irrocenes, School Books, Stationer}-, 1 . Wall Paper, Notions, Cards, Card Board, > Ite, &,c., am r. a. h«. utMaty, LOW FIWJBBS. GOLD i ' '838. exceedtag in amount ths while of ?’f tbe premium* of die Society, tan year* ; jrB/cA«, Cfoclsh •go. Tbaaa premiums it may be well to | Piaaot. Mtk. note are open to eompetitiou by cattle | chiatt, grower* nf all tbe Slate* and th* Cana<fe. 4m,and ought to elicit a general lorn ,un» S daai'rtied to baram* A FAVO BIT U SKI BT! ONE DOLLAI ‘In NEW rfU- •nd fit meal e< lb* Mln* I* meditarda* every U‘i't> itoEKE rniNOUi *.. kiuirr a. a. ciafoe* Ipr ttoraes, iUe~prcnihim» bavanwLMauinM so much chongribut MUjCy art liberal. The premium* offered ■ in thaoeveral WaMM amount nearly u> 81B0G. bring not quite half so much a* the cattle whtaaoa receive. Among the** fweaamma 850 b. offered fire tbe beat thoroughbred stallion; 850 for the bet breve •fall week. For the beat trottiagMaUfoa 81001* offered, with a re qulmmw that the bora* foall have made n Moeoe in I Lb State, and shall show five of bls progeny of any __ age. in In the _ _ of fl VI ia offer­ ed foe th* beet stablaof fire, tbe progeny of one hone, not over three year* old— Assessaeit ef Rillrozf • ’ , X KEMTHTON X BONB Uotinp, J«1y 4b, •250,0(4 willing f. s. shuts. b«f«i1 Regard to vaL paid for tint rsceirii you can retur Ue age. tHl tho oolt coante a* * four year ^^iIANt,TACTCEr.HS OF ■ 1 ‘1 'r ; ■* I ••““"J:,"til vvatmt, iiHE* I* Pra**riax » mudihxuvn J ite «« •‘TURKISH BA TIL’ _ ----- —— IR TglMMie rwwwil ,■ ‘ P"EMINGWXB.HEVOLVERS. PrMwH**. ffija Kstrlns Jsnsen. every orchard in'tbe region embraced by I iiMUof*. net, tbe Cbograssittutl District, and include.--------------------------eyery variety of fruit. The dwlgu of the ' FUtFUMEKIEN. FLAVORING KXTIUCW, ;L_The!MllwaukMNmriM/,orJf<Mdav lay• an oH lady arrived in thakeito in '■To-morrow," said Nslhro dwialvely, Tomb GROCERIES! CHEAP At^THE CHEAPEST. MBS HOJTMAK Irotalriag. In sd- Marbl TravlingBasket* entduda laToWsw- offered in Um United Slate*. GEO. W. Wl 8CBMB mza ' TIP TOP Nxuraska.—Contrary to the predict­ ions of. Coppered*, UgWatafo in the orpnUing State' of Nebraska have elected In joint baUot tiro "straight out oongratulsta^eRepuultca^k of Nebraska ©n tbair fairly won victory. We. hope" in tbefbtur* they can do the right thing with a lafo se­ vere euntreL M«> Gmu John Ml Tkav. er- who forvad antfeommendedirith die- ‘ TUI MOCXTAJ* MOVtt tO MAHOMXT. Several member*, hcreupoi heir feel and inatetod that the wrs.be brought in iDsUnlhr nmd offered fct the -display of fruits are I RISKS TAKi\ TERMS. ] At th* Detroit and Chicago List Prkw. GROCERIES ^fiSUSSft, «Jt.f o< Brooklyn N. T-C**l UNITED 8TATB AI Mdded to this buildfog. The Hall for the ^fohitfon of fruit is to be entirely re- ■ . MTUT ME1ICIIE*. bls worthies could have *n-opportunity to visit Chicago, snd possibly make a speech.—Inghatn Ctuntg Stict. —Tbe Randall-Doolittle Convention i* about to m*«t with opposition where least anticipated. Gov. A. J. Hepilton, the leader of th* exiled and persecuted Unionist* of the war, ha* issued • oounter<all for a Convention of tbow-wbo have suffered from die policy which ho* its most cordial endoraemeut from their former enemies and tyrants. He re­ gard* the Convention which is to meet IONS AND EXPKRJLNCE in Philadelphia aa another Rebel invasion of th* North. . We do nut doubt that sble and boncat number* will be found to answer his roll. Then we shall be as­ •apply to* al U>« **m« lino T«a ~ u-. sured which voice has the most certain sound. • n«tp5<! *ddr«u«d eovvlop RannoATiosi.—New Hampshire take* rank as th* second Stalo to ratify the Jsattealy Brooklya, Constitutional Amendment. On the 6th inaL, tho qucation of accrptanee was pul in iho.Senat*, after ah. able speech io Ita behalf by the President, Mr. Barnard, of Franklin. Every membe^ voted, and tbe Antendmktit wfo ratified by a strict. Mtny vote1 uf nine to three. I ConMrt, 2 New Hampshire:.what State Lmmly Clrteand Festive Beya. shall be No. J, in this roll of honor! Jhgflnfo.**' _ , u -> ItA.-nnrTttw' it wa*. GEO. W. HASTHros (.! DRUG du. Horn GOODS1 j-ijln i."«TORE ? ! When Mr. Elliott's natno was called rooms, who ufd* up tl* usual quorum.- bo said Uul with all drffoanqp to the SMAk«n,lMBUM4.Mta*^ Mheromfov. the tecta, but M/e that he beard of it through hi* sister. -Young Thurber Is about xl yaarsmf eg*, and th* son of rfletnas to whether Mr. A. B. Tfoobre of Coolspring town■terp in thfo county. Gen. Palmer 1ms friend of the amendment than himself.— th. two eontumreiop. memUr* rearing brea telegraphed to,4U>a will undoubted­ ly take action In the eaae. ' The above‘fowtfbMd to certainly ■ » Wt^^ WfoatT-tU Bpfokcr the*. , wutedtopos* fl legally. Mr. Arnell roee to a point of order.— osalod, will ffoseally be dtecovered, snd hero wm . cprteinhr ■ quorum In tho wh*olMst expfoU4 by th* guilty fok voting, Martin and William a. " - wa tteor iCT. . pnt—Lfporit Dtnnent. Tbe scene 60 tbe floor of the Hottre room (Martin and Williams) were on wm ooe oFunwbnted interest The Sen­ . •—TU report having gona abroad that the floor of the House. some grusral officer stopping al a Gal­ Th* Speaker asked the door-keeper to ators w*nt present almoat «n mass*, anx­ veston hotel, hod solicited and received invite tbe two member* to their seat*. iously awahing thmactioo of tbe House on tha omendmfot, which they had riti- an appointment from tho President, one He could not reoognixe them *s on th* Ifod so triumphantly a few days previous. floor while they were in tho committee AuumMrof prominent dltlrons, tried room. . . . ’ £ « Mr. Stagaid exited for the aye* and and faithful, wcraalfo la attendance, al- son say for Gen. Evan* (Ball’s Bluff moolM anxious to *fothe triumph of the Evans) aa foz myself that we have st no noii. Mr. Moes said if they were Invited 4* Cougremlonai amendmsc* over th* Pres- titno.beld any intercourse with person* of the vocation to which, as 1 am Inform­ qualified members bo would vote aye, idrnt's to see Hood's, legions repulsed from ed, Mr. Johnson belongs, except tn rela­ otherwise, no. NaohviJI* by the gallant .Thums* and his tion to tho making or repairlag ofdotho*.” A COOP 0M«X, at tblsjuncturo of affairs, was heard in invinoibl* army. (God blore tham for­ This wa tak* a* a specimen of tho lofti­ the heavens, for a load toll of thunder ever and ever!) No wonder that Union est dudgeon of self-consuming chivalry, soended to tho right of tho Stalo House, men who had witnessed ahd beard these but it sounds as if tho classic B«gl*y had from a mignifioont bank of cloud* piled things for week* pa*t listened with been refused 1 pardon.—The Indications ire that the’ Hun up almost to tbe sohitb. Wo Inwardly breathless attentfon n* the derkrfod the irowtd a sacrifice to Jupiter Tunans, and amendment lor’fhe list time *m) the main Schuyler Colfax will be choeen U. S. a native wreath for5 tho eagle which standa question was put SAtr/f Ms tuoluiion Senator from Indian*, though be has such competitor* os Gov. Morton and over the Speaker's chair, if the event ■Die clerk called th* roll. .Jarvis eom- the Hou. Godluv* 3. Orth. Ilia election ■honld agree with tbe auspicious voice plaintd loudly it was forced upon th* pwple, and voted no, with a promise where decided Radical and practiced and enrnsrt worker* are welcom*. Tho MriMqn was perplexed. He didn’t of a protest. House will probably Iom *nme of it* beat xvxciucufo’it.puoui. know whether to vote eye or no, and ths The .clerk, by instruction, called (be men by their promotion to the Sounuc— good Samaritan of Hardeman, who *1 ways carries wine and oil for the afflicted, names of Merer*. Martin and William* Beald* Mr. Culfex, Mr. Ths^leu* Steven* ■ of Pennsylvania, and Mr. J uuio S. Mor­ a secund time loudly; but ttayremslned benevolently suggested that ho bo per­ mitted to vole no, just to facilitate buti- a* dumb a* ifthe'extromcly low tempe­ rill of Vctmqgt,^re candidate* for th* ‘ . ne**f The motion was spontaneously rature of number three, where blankets Senate. carried, andAKprell defined acjyafire was are required in July, bod froxen their —Senator Clark'* bill regulating tbe thereupon taken for Mr. More in the voice* an solid a* tbe notes of Baron election of U. 8. Senator* passed the Sen­ camera of the Homo of Representatives. Munchausen'a bugle. ate yroterday—25 to 11. A* there ean Mr. Arnell asked "^hat the jpornal be no pretense that it hs* any partisan wom't coxa nt. Doorkeeper Hill returned from Cbm- sbuw that two iqembcra' were preaent aspect or bearing, we trust It will be mittoo Itoom No. 3, in which Mt the con­ and not votiag, and then Mked tfoSpwak- promptly taken spin tho House and put tumacious members—Martin and Wilal once on its passage. Tbe House can-1 liams—sod reported to the Speaker that not wish to overrule the Senate in this I they positively, refused to come in, ex­ whereupon Mr^ Brnell appreled to the matter. House snd tlrt appeal was sustained by cept for an investigation of charges Jcly 5.—Odd-Fellows’ Hall, the most against them. Th* House must first 42 to 11. Th* Speaker then announced msgnifiornt building in thi* city except give ita parole of honor that it bad no the ratifiealiou of the Constitutional the St. Charite Hot*!, was destroyed by unlawfurdesign* upon their political vir- Amaodmenlp*s**d by the Federal Con­ fire lut night Tbe building, including gress. The announcement was welcomed furniture wa* valued a'. •300,000: insur­ Use. Mr. Raulaton moved that they be com- with prolonged and enthusiastic clapping ance, 805,000. 4>ell*d to come in. It wa* not necessary of hand* end cougratulatio: *; members i Tho Masonic brotherhood have offer­ to tell these member* what the House left their seats and went around shaking I ed the uve of their room* to accommo­ wanted with them. We were not bore hands, rejoicing heartily over lb*ir most: date the Lodge* of Odd-Fcllvw*. (0 hire them to take their scats. It was happy dellversaee. —President Johnson and Secretary their duty to come in, *nd if they refuse. Tub Voias op Nbw HoMPaHntz.— Seward havs agreed to be present st the It is our duty to bring them in. Again ceremonies of the Douglas Monument it thundered on the right, and the el*Auociatien Chicago, provided it is de­ ment* above clapped applause to Mr. meaeace of Gov. Smyth, of New Ham]>Raulstou’s. declaration. Bhlro, will command Itaelf to tho atten­ ferred until after Congress adjourn*.— tux rarvtoo* qcxbhon callkd. ' tion, and confidence of loyal men in all The naughty Congress ought to du*e up Mr. Mullin* mov*d the previous queslion on the adoption of the Coovtitntionel boarding bouse to earn my daily bread. Amendment. Thi* shot brought several I cannot close without congratulaUng 1 Hope lie reBt is not very higM" members to their feet ou tl>« Preaident’* you that tho great question of our coun­ "Ws’fl talk aboutthrrenlafterwards," •idv. who saw a storm coming, and sought try's unity and tamtorial integrity to fi­ •aid Nathan, fiercely awallowing down a to Imped* ita progr*** by hoisting their nally and irreversibly decreed tn behalf CASH STORE! NEW • ly roco^eTbyrturber, uii., , li ■aquSfltsM*. He, however, t tinuous fire on Ahrir. adversaries. The roll wm called And 'fifty-four members Are You If oot, call at tbe ESTABLISHMENT.! the could be taken and he would put 1 ■wwBrwwiiw |fl«i«g rwr 1 hoaeeum^eporad in vsl- 1 nt'im.fff.-, ■’ .own* *x» tu asesunw top-W TkUfo^b-ihMtew. . Mindoro* AN A P P 0 I “c?rtW?*»Mortte I �/?! BAMbW, GOODYEAR »«*«■ Should Um ntcItteMBf Adrian having aewded r»r«*-ir E HAS „aru». u .AjuwerwiAill, fayfa-fab,. Awmiiui U» «™r, _u to ci»e daMbltort.inemanAJtoHV je,, Ij enliirglng end eitendibg theUiWrrJ gad' by the adoption of eeaerol otb- sTOftR . LisUd.in. 1851 ■s &• Srsnrru ioPruveme»* whtah will •dAYerj ppehto Ibe completreeto of ti»TMr u» tbe cvmrenimice of visitora. I>.il .rtrTioral Hell wm crowded to that xss snuse . : and Better > O Bg . NO M i 8 T A K E j of ill the Popu>r H MESiemEt. fCJERlESJ \.8 THE CHEAPEST. PRBFUMKB1K8. TORINO EXTRACT*. . irgo Aasortmnf • ’ .] Hing Baskets Iren Carriages jit" '"cans;' □ZEN OR SINGLE CAN. ilEKTt A ITtIKI. ILVER SKIRT! ible,. Moro Elastic, ' More Ontocfnl! iblnatiBB SHver Skirt! Iwrfog CMnipwaf, M A 33 BareJar NEW TOBt- TO THI ' iftfcis : 1ACT kiad In Middx Chills and Fever, Bittwis Fever, . BARR? OOVNTY ...nl Society, the eighteenth annual exhb biuoo will be Wd thi, jw At ibe Spring. Oli AKl iLIS SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS "VKED ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY Axe You Insured.! » fa fax fa rf -wcni- OXO. TV. WILUAMB. Om Bfart> A SUW. Dm, BwH. । ’ Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, AND AT PRICES pgoy «*kibltor» could not dUpley their iouimenl*, fad tome article, that cone Utt were never taken oat oflhrir coma A Ufgb .'ommodlow wing in to be ,J,M to lbi« budding. Tbe Hell fur the obbitton of fruit i« to be entirely rtrMtUMtcd tod eulM<od..., Dm, premt nn-i offered for the dieplny of (rulta are Diarrhea, IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE Dysentery, lem offered in tbe United Statee. In ad- dltion to tbeusbaUi*,W are greatly i-Kreatol hi value, there litojAen added ‘"r* cltM- ««*At!ed •'Dislrict tYll^K' n!.” la thia class a nreMimn of kifad/rJ dollar» utpflettd ibr the best rellseckn of Frail frwnuBny mtailonarosii r.*I District, exhibited bv any indiridosL Ths fruit is required lobe acluxll) grown tod gathered within tbe limits ”ffbe District from which it I. en­ tered. b«t the collection is not required to be prosn by any “«• J*r>on. It mey be gathered and selected from any end every orchard in the region embraced by the CoegreMiottal District, and includes ererv variety of fruit. Tbe dsiigii of the SvcHy is to bring nut as large and entnplet* an exhibition of the fiuiti of the Stale M possible, and that thia important mterret may derive a* greet a benefit as CT8 be obtained by a mure thorough knowledge nf the productions i.| the < rthard* uf the State. There are three *eoss luonier. eras soar a premmms ef tins kind ..flhred, th. fir.t STi8K. fren-am of 1100. tho mcotid of >50, tod I J“V «fc. 'tothird < f>25. These premiums will________ , , not be awarded to any cue district, as tbe ' _ . coed., ous no which they are offered state I itoltsch premium shall be awarded to • operate districts. T"— —J the yrenimme tor <— ---- —----------- -♦ki aid call »ut an cxlraoidinary display ,f Trait, a* th'« y«ar promises to be very NEW GOOD*, NEW BOLDING, and XKW PRICES, fa Great Decline, In Prices, IB, lEIs IDTTBmWS. TbcSuriety have likcwifa been exCHICAGO UNDERSOLD. tremrly liberal in ill offer* «f premiums . b Cattlr. There have been notnAromplums ttoi tin recent exhibitlimJnif cel-; _ „ UeUism.: been as large orn important ■ jjjy fee Vrftni IvOOHlS a» iboulii tote been. His filling •< ha* j *' ____ . .. • । • _■ —» -- -itv-es----- < r—,i- memertevehip'iisnt of tbe wool-growing I wtertsl which has attrseted tho cspital and has bc.-n more generolly. adapted to the tastes «>f »nr agricullukista, than enttfo growing. In the classes of thorongbl.red*ufat knpis,„including Sh«rt horns Dsvims. llrrrf.-rds, Ayrslilrte, Afde^tseyvaod Gstl»«ay», the premiums are made equal "nd >50 ia offered fur tbe L««t aged Lull over four y<‘"r’ °Id, and (50 f. r the best cow. There are also Herd premiums of 1100 each offered fur the Lest herd of cither Shorthorn, Det un . r Hereford cattle; (.*•<> for th. bust herd «f Ui rattle, and A50 A«r th. U-sl team of working uxen. Io additiup to these preminuts. ito Citixcns premium! include an tffer uf a premium u< >140 fur tbs best ■ herd of Slmrtliorna, and (60 fur the sec­ und best herd nf Sburtlmrns. Tbs total amount <»f premiums offered fur cattle aim r. reaches tbs enormous sum <>f 13,858.exceeding in amount ths whole of tbe premiums of lite Society, Ito years spi. Theas premiums it may be welt to Putt are open to eompetiti-m by cattle gvosrerefa >11 the Slates and the Cuna4.1, and ought to elicit a general turn Dumb Ague. m»inlon.^scurrd by sold storing*. j'sKTssawc'terfi iu«iB*.’>uul orovidsd. Xolicatsbooby that oo Um Elcbth fay fa Asnsl Ufa. i o'clock In tks krona ot lhat day. al tt>o nf ♦♦>* »r.rH 11, *>ll Tomb Stones, GROCERY Periodical Hi PILLS. For Sale by all Druggiata. OUR STOCK -t Wm. Spoonkk tBANOTltt OUR FACILITIES For Doing Busiincss, / Paled. Juaerib. A. D. tefa- ) & Co., Nashville, Tenc. Cimil Oxtrf CbMMlmmrr. foly»«7 EmldXAriB^UAU»A,lMc<a»ed- OF MICHIGAN.—Tte Cirsslt Conn f* llaa eewniynf Barry, iaObyregry. STATE ' WiAiaM Jf. briiS, Sa •VTA TB OrMICniOAS. &•*!> rfiurrj. fa JIilt?’.-' arr In parewanrs and by rirtue of a derm of tide Coart. mado in Uw abo’o cause, otfabeKid-Hay ARB BQVAL TO ABF IB TUB fa October A. t>. 1««. I. tbe rabfoMbfa, <Vr*t Gmrt <.immkni»orr in nod of Harry County. Mxbutan, aball »fal nl public section to lbs bigbrfa bidder, dn Wednesday ',1-fa August. A. 0. I'M. al one o 11 mown ef that day, atWie no tbe Court Honor, of said Kerry i lege uI llaalinet. It —4 ” half of the eaal balfl iDjkrth I) ofU..re Wine°fTar L.'u^XtUar cflLslGlH of Wiliam Ala oxi. “on reading aad ftlfog lbs pfailioe. d.lr rsriBsd of Daaifa ILUofaick, . erector of Mid d<OM>«d ■I all res msmcisal' riorimM or' Tfarvnpoa It IS Ordered, tbat Monday tbe Clb day fa locust nut. al Uns o'clock Aa tbe fore nfa>o. be aselpwd for tbe tearing of Mid petilloa . fad I baI Iks fairs al law fa said deceased, aad u a »»U taro rd aolccioty for conog *U Pine Tree Tar. RELIEF will do non esei. *4 mb Wo Mod far more sorpoofa. UlM Mb dollan swysetst for nay oitor mod win* taass. BEAD WHAT MB8.wnC0Ti BAYS. CROCKERY FIVE UUXUJIEP TXOVMAtrD OTHERS BAY is the largest ever brought to,this mart, Purify Your Blood Mak*. M fa’ Bbe^UU ♦a hawrlaidlstaMi If futeiu Mjbwwsta, VuARDtAMS J.llM^Uar eflbe XsUMt . DR. CROOK’S £ zzrfz. V----- afatfalli MSffa- \ Vegetable Extract. we iin oat oi •ITO iDAHT HE EEA'-TI , aKttTWJ EXffiS mfor fa Section fare (4) Sa to«eafap WM (II £.rtb of r»eye ulna <»> wwafo da tbe ewastv fa fforer Htafo ofMwMrtn. Kaid aata to taeUdg u iba. oodtninrl aa wider Is a great PreoMter fa Health. ^safnass:, siusa realMlaU, ‘ng Mlafotowil: T br!«ng Io said Dated. Joly 4.13M, Eslate Ol 'cUfaM GOLD &_ JILYER! OLD LADIES * FAIR MAIDENS I CMau fa Harn, sa.—Al eeoeafos of tbe rroOfaJ*r tbe ifahty fa Kerry hold., at the Prebato dMce, u the »iUa« fa Haal.ogs, on Maeda* lb* kd day of Joly. In the year oml IbOeoand elglil haudrr.l and silly ait 1 imSGlM CMIU |%.obb^\ Prfo-fo. JW«efa compel its In Bell ♦250,000 ' -VUG-ET-A-BUT? S-PFI-L-S REMEDY. • ♦250,000 WOTS ft Poaillrely Carte. It Will Becaae tbe Standard SHOES, Remedy. 0!$E DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT Regard to value! And not to bo paid for nnlB you know what you ard to receive. GT* After / receiving the arttfe if it doos not please you, you can return it and your munsy In ihe cIsmti lor hones, the 'premium! Uteti'il iustained so much change, but they ire liberal. The premium, offered in tbe several clauM amount nearly to 41600. being not quite half so much s« the cattle elanos receive. Among tbeee pretniuau ISO is offered fur the best tburniighbred stall iont ASO lor the best torse nf nil work, lor the beet trotling stallion >100 is offered, with » re­ quirement that the boros shall have made • seaion in lliis State, tod shall show Gin <J bis progeny of any In the din of cells a premium of 150 is afler- • •A'/^lr'yc. JUl. ■ a ■I'Jlf:BEST-}J I) SM^raoSKra£S~iB tqaraaf by caning a copy fa this order, to be publtemJin the ffofaUg. Dv»Mr..» ••WF" Bsled sad cueulsUng la laid costly of Barry foar aaccmah. weeks pretlocs to Mid day ^fAlSFespy.) B-C PBUCptB. ™|fay&____ _ Benzoin Kelate of Eoek U. Dodge. TATE OF MICHIOAX, Baisr CockVT. st Estate of Jeddlah Noblee. AiaiisdUefth. Pretia Cewrt. for lb. , HTATK OF MICHIOAN. CssatjfaBarTy m. MMly of Barry, boldes al the Probate OBew ia aWhich I* Healing. omIMm Al assMlon aflbeProbaleCoorlfor tbeeennii tU viniivrf A“Unt‘- ®« >Ued»y> ‘M l*»h y oftold..’• r aoiXLBd’Jihl'huedredand elny out : * r.Ts?X% Mfaelslyfax. Present, 8. C. Priadle, Jodgefif **?w*Us mailer of th* MfotS of Jeddlah S Kt 01 of one hone, not ooer three jean old— •throe years old" kooor^ing to universal praeti-e on the turf nd* track; iododinr Ue age. till the oolt count. as a four year old. Fnr the boot pair of matched trot­ ting hones, (50 la alao offered. S Elixir, bIcmmLU sS£E?feii8A “ l. lhal tfonfae lb* (lib ^^pM^TlroSXuu^^^iU irtb ■fesSssjffisffi, Wi«, very' Urge assortment The premium! offered in 1AM, remain aUai the lame ai those of lost year. No premium! are offered for Frem& Merino., I or Biiim or tjiiesiea aiariaaa, TU improeraunt wuh the .6f|toi*h Marinoe working ill other blood out. Tho South i^.WOBVNTSD-TtojS^i Mme rooiui sod offirnd timjnSf*111* d vhbUestu>wordfa ’friiffigyPyqL£ rnwer.Uv.aclAM.Na, *1. tan rompciA with each other, wIm»b I" elm 22 they can omnpetd with aft the world. • ' '■»»»>«■fa*'* hik. aw Slow, fa «»«r b» DBOLtmON. ireby girra Uai lb. Co partnambin liaHartefasrefar A. Hwapbry aad Sling lbs pfaliloa UlvvfalBM Abo, NUB1AS, HOODS. Ac. W* ptf »hlOnr8or«, ♦ irHM=.isas«ms „ ,,s • ttoMttt71PW' ’Of similar prcj-ntioiA, »«J u for a Mdeftctoc. u twr*- *; at n. n cs« Yyu a bob. Ynri^MB^ WnlfaUVTli. MMbil • » fame gfafaM in Mtebi*u BbUfo ■« uteo k.r.Tnreer, IU Oread Mv«KjWA^1lfo ’OT»T^J«b»r' SPSj ASSOCIATION, �“MOHS RCTH THAJflWni." ECO FOR T«E Old Establishment! set of party comes into question. How­ ever, hi tbs quotation fromtheFfcoear there la a trifling mistake, though imall for tho editor of that paper totnaka.He states the receipts from official patronage at >800 more than they ever figured up. But then that to nothing, the principle stated to a true role of act­ ion, and oar party will do well to heed 4M ARCH St PHILADBLfHU. GUARDIAN'S SALE. 'a JOHN «T. NEW TORE. COUNTRY TRADE THAN EVER BEFORE, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Great Decline SASH, DOOR 4 RUSH MANCFACTTf IRY Yankee WHITE lease of power m Deputy Auditor Gene­ ral influenced the editor of the Brpoblican to make the eflbrt ha bm to secure the rf.nAmln.llCT of GOV. CrapO.— Some other, and more potent reason has, in oar judgment, been tbe eausc. But be that m it may, we have too much oonfldence in Che good, sense and integrity eflbemies of the Republican party, to believe they can be influenced to take eo fatal a tttp by anything our Lansing •^ocal OODS, Hotions. GOODS, rOHN W. PAYNE’S PICTL’REGAL LERY. «IW8 4j, Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, A HARDWARE STORE Full Assortment l£T TIE AFFUCTB IEAJ! or GROCERIES. H.A GOODYEAR A CO' Good Tea at one Dollar. At rot UNION STORB n »»»«• * asosa. Governor of whom the people would hare every reason to be proud, and who, in the discharge of the duties of his office would bs governed by a sense of the wants and requirements of the age in which he Uvea, rather than by any hack­ neyed relic of past ages, notin harmony w Lth Christian civilisation. And yet we should be proud of a chance to support i Hox. Hxxbt P. Baldwix, for any ot~ flee In tbe gift of the people. And there are many other able men whose nomi­ nation would reflect great credit on tbe party, and whose election would ensure the execution of tbe arduous duty of CARPETS. HARDWARE OIMET & METHS. OuUifi, Jal; IMh, IMA If W.M * JHAJB, loogkTJ* of all kinds, Mats, Rugs, &.C., &.c. L and will be sold at Railroad Prices, GLAD NEWS rmuantnl Care of al! Simin snuir from an .st titwa of YOUTHFUL INDtfCRKTlOS 1 i BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS. >1,W Window Fixtures, Iron, Nails, Stoves, NO HUMBUG I C. WAKELEE STOVE PIPE* SAP PANS, Battle Creek, Mich. Shelf Hardware. ROPE, fcr 1 ’b*"" 0B *** S*’0UTi' WmEhT*" 360 IUXT MTK Farmiag toads for ..!" I. U.>. ef Derr. Ilophlas aad Mratrrvy, Allcgu ceenty ; average pne, (beet |£per acre U. Waiaar. FOR SALE-AO k-rrr oo « It, la TboraapPfe U. WRIGHT. IMPROrXDFAKM FOR RALF.—iMsmaoar F Tools of all inds, On the other hand if tbe people should deem it for the beat interest of tho State to place in nomination one of the nxnon who lad our armkn to victory In tho ■tern conflict for national existence, out of which wo have Just eomo ao vietorlouAly, it would give us the utmost pleas­ ure to support any of these patriots, for any office from Governor to Coroner, m wo doubt not it would the people of Bar­ ry County. DA1NTB, 1 A'“.____ I LASS. [ num- [7OODEN TVare- EATIN9 AU ICECREAM SjUOGH GROCEt neen by the annexed special order, that the Secretary of War, baa revoked the previous order of the War Department, revoking the honorable dtarbargtng of our follow townsman, J. W. Bentley, Esq., an*! dfahonornbly dfemlaalng him Blatter all right. LntUT. BXMTXXT was true and manly a soldier aa ever drew anpord, and tbe epeotal order dismiss­ ing him from tbe ecrvioe wm made un­ der a misapprehension of the beta in the case, but righted by the Secretary of War, wry promptly. We oongndularo Likut. BKXTMrr on the result, which all who know him will Dot hesitate to bellow ta simpleJustloo to a gallant solm IJUNDR1 bounty. HARNESS ItotLI'p Hoste laioat tht e»nfii I store. At tea fete ftaaliars Warerewa of J.W. Sub SHOP. H. COOK, MOKE I ALIA oil. iu^a GOLD! j ion. Th»j «!••■« delega uufl of Rvj Bryans Life' Pills, PURIFY TH 6 BLOOD, prov idid they l*b JWI1AB For «JI wl» umcltu Chant', - ibey ciplea ofltbe R*ad| eatly aM up 1“ i< ' A Soda Fountain la alas tai saaaaaafali epMita. yyu. L COBB. ;af>wM.aMl». uii w K Groceries, roa an PKVEinrE TO HAVE CHlUffl. UH : v hte <te teM •*** '.STX, BRACE & O’DWYER. A,D trsl Ommitteaof ] tbeap 1, Itedwri detof Union Convention I delpbta In Septevi mhmending OF EAIS, <DAIP8„I?1KBS. ibaUdiag Uta is tea riltega ag AiAM scum*. Minis... ___ _ _ . *' Radical ftiroda II unite and see that ; rwcetad by a tfef | FOR peel much g<M^ {t Tuma Dr. HARVEY'S GOLDEN PILLS. ON •n hm a Unk»' ■ bee ita «Jitot« ■ , meet or deatb by 1 A’SSS Uut the war ia ov. slavery a» Tl« < VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. •- * I. < -—I___ ______ TI Listen to ibe tag in the aecten ad*. KUN01 Printii � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-08-08.pdf 3c46ed875fda0d9fa6d931db37bb181c PDF Text Text —MM qeO. VOL. XI. NO. 15. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH:, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8, 1866. oral anil ^JijuHttnennj. - Tub Cabibkt. —Mr. Harlan baa re- We have heard of a man who declared •Ignwd from tbe Cabinet. Browning has, himself in favor of the Maine Law, bat I' Ii of course, been nominated, as be is about opposed to executing It; Is there a man tbe only Johneoo man I eft of any. promi­ here whole it favor of giving these ineej—f Ibelr liberty, but la opposed V> coiiftva^l Esq nence. Mr. Harlan's reeignation has all ing them in the posseasion of 111 info, 0« ah«g been at lU service uf tbe Presitfont he and the Maine Law man belong lo-laaj CHANCERY ORDER, annr or mwoqjui. jm« Wr*4»» . oT OelambWS, —Ute position hbs been unmistakable and ...... fie la no longer io apneition hia name could bo imd foe aa evil Tbe PtpriJettt will cow have a bomm geuous Cabinet. Stanton may resign and bo may not—moat probably not, from tbe character of certahi orders re­ plRSKU. A Mivnra. 1 |W*l.r.i» DejOeaAa.( Jforefafr Il: M . oay ■xpreeo,..^.,.. \**“*aM*i Night l?iprv.»,.'. .. ............. *:*» iuXK AttKX. F lUreiun paid l« lbs < otio Oflire over ' j A ROMKOMEi JJ‘X SlIEUtON. r It. CAUWALLAUEK. • i jon.s MICHAEL, “Hasse A Csrvisgs Pstater. (Meteor, reper All •vd... UMskfell r^reeslvsd’sod promptly stUs4».i in Trrsis. । r tUtdsMs A wigwtmsos Warn St, Itomsgv. Mich. IEITWE tTkHE CBllW cently issued from the War Department We are very glad. Now that the lines are being drawn so eloeely we desire that all who are not with ua ahall bo consider­ ed as being against us. We print herewith an extract from tbe eloquent 4lh uf July oration, uf Hoe. E. B. Fataribud, ii> favor of manhood suffrage. Tbe words am worthy of lieing carefully studied by every intelligent American. They apeak volumes for the right, and should And a response In eve- What did the Cher of Ruaaia tbe o< ............ W, ri.opi.urg, all .three years' men who were dtochanre —..-a ... for woun(1|| n>C(,ived bwttIcc, and all w idowa and heli a of deoeaeed aoldJcm, provided no morn Chon $100 bounty baa already been received. $50 additional bounty la duo to all St. Petersburg t>. apprentice bhwerlf u. a batter. Ills fidelity bad given him a good positi.m; be bid married a wife, and they were together enjoying their' bumble life. This Ifltb day' of April was a holiday to him, and learning that the Cxar was to bo seen at the park, be presaed forward to look for tbe first time upon the (see of hia n<>bfo emancipator. Another perom at bia aide seemed also eager to get near tbe Emperor, and press­ ed hurriedly by bun. lie follewed him step by step, attracted by b:s strange ex­ pression of countenance and hie auspicious lui'vetnral*. Soon they were both near to bis Majesty; when tbe unknown per sonage took a plat..I from hia p«kct and leveled it at the Emperor. It was live work of an Instant only, and be had seix The Freedmen were but yesterday our alike. Without tbeir aid this war had not ceased in 10 years. And bed they fought on the aide of the rebels, it had never ended exrepl ia tbe diawilutiun uf ^Akrrumoa.—Tbe attention of the’ the Union, and tbe destruction of the Re­ Path Master to the Bridge over Fall public. How now shall wo treat tbemj . ^’'x" K° b*rk lk‘r°* ) r,r*- Vint are . Creek, on tbe Battle Creek Road, juat in Virginia, we will suppiwe. A recon­ raat of the village limits, ia requested.— noitering party of a score of men are sei.t It seems to be in so me what of a dilapi- out. You are one of them. An>ttaek ia made upon you by a bond of40. You are likely to be overpowered, and token him a nobleman! gays him a large es­ prisoners. But jest thee 20 others spring tate! ennobled his posterity to the end of from ambush to join too in repelling the lime! appointed him temporary aparttsaoa'a great combination, circus and attack. Tbe skit wish is a sharp one, but meats near 'he Palace, till pis own per­ menagerie will exhibit* at Haatiagv ©n you are victorious. Yun and your allies manent mansion might be filled up for the 14th inat.. afternoon an stoning.— return to your encampment. But your •foie becoming recepu-c! and assigned to wail upon him and bis wile the Imperial Every body and bis neighbor should take servants robed in tbe Imperial livery I — | due notice and govern themselves acThe great Gen Todleben, distinguished at | cordingly. Sel<a*t>.pol is appointed h>s tutor to pre pare him -fi* fifing creditably the high Boperr EquALixartoa.—By an act rd saoect tbey bow respectfully, and say: place to which be is Called by the gruli "General, now that you shut ue <>ut of tude of the Rinpeior and of tin people.— Congress approved July 28lh 1866. eve­ campjjle have only to go bnck to en­ Presents flow In upon him front all the ry soldier who rnlisted into tbe U. S. counter alone tbe 50 rebels that we have service after April 16th 1861, f»r just helped your men to whip. Wa shall festivities; bio and bis wife's pboi.'grapb T HREE years. and .who served out hie be powerless in such au un-qual contest. are in every stu-p window in Russia, nod the p>ct<in*l t«>;wrs otall toe wurta give time,and was b»nnrab!y discharged, or us a look at his fare. Tbe other day a serf—then a batter's | wbo by previous laws did not receive apprentice; by tbe merest accident, and i but a bounty of $100, is entitled to ONE without any self-sacrificing heroism, the j HUNDRED DOLLARS additional agrnt in saving tbe Emperor's life, aod Or if y«»u can do no more, let us have a bounty. cartridge box apiece,*knd we will protect । nobility. ou reel vex against the whole uf them."— Defrees has Should your General refuse such an ap­ co which be peal, be would bet sink into eternal Infa­ creditably filled, to make way foe Gen. my; and in your heart of hearts you would write him down accursed of men, Steadman, who has recently been per­ and execrated of Godl Is this Govern­ bate at least iho poor bion <4 the elective forming tbe duties <>f a not very credita­ ment and Nation to act the pert of such franchise given them. by the exercise of ble uflice. Steadman baa stiu-d by the a General! No! no! Tbey ask only tbe which they shall be able to defend tbemballot box instead uf tbe cartridge box, selvca hereafter from tbe malicious asPresrdent, and we admire tbe prompti­ and they ahall haws it. tude w ilb w hich be has been rewarded. You are oat at night; a highwayman assaults you, and tbe fight la desperate. Hou. or Hoaoa^-Tbent were six nays But be ia a stalwart man—be has chosen against the confirmation of Pustmaxter the place of attach—you are at a disad­ General Randall, vic Senator. Morrill, vantage; and when you begin to despair of your life, a friswd appears, and ths ban­ Crfcaawell, Howard, Lane, Wade and dit rcliesls. Your friend sera you safe These aforetime rebels are as rebel­ to y ou» castle, and coolly you aay "Gm-d lious now as then—avowing It boldly, nigut!" and turn to leave bun. But he and manifesting it defiantly wberw-ver Worn Sraaas.—Messrs. Ben. and appeals to you: “Ti<etber we were more end wherever ths military arm fora been Fernando Wood have already token pro than a match for ynur eMailant, toil be withdrawn; 1» it proper protection U< is more than a match fur me alone; and prietorwbip of the Philadelphia Conven­ be is my lifolong enemy—may I find the flock tn lutn them from the fold into tion. TWydoaot object 1u allowing a safety with yu« in your casllef Bat tbe midst of a hsrd of prowling wolvrel Suppose the Ciar of Russia had par delegation of Republicans to come in, you turn him oat tn a^ingla-banded ouu- di.nrd the unrepentant assassin who as­ provided they behave themselves—"pro­ test with an armed aasaasinl No! on! sailed hie life and thru compelled llyouTI do no such thing! But ahall a young batter to subject himself tn all thr vided." saya the apostle of Peace and mighty nation do 111 Then we ebmild Chance, “they stand squarely on the prin­ deserve Ibedetrstati- n and obloquy of all insults and abuse and physical torture which the blaeh-bearted muederwe might ciples of the Randall call. If they bo»- the world, and w« abuuid be certain to in- Ik disp-red to iufliot upon one who had estlyaHi.ploitweduU be glad tore, defeated his blnodf and treasowible as­ sault whst W.ouM tbw wtold have said uf them there. But there roust bo^nc foo*tbe gratitude of a Russian Emperor!— iayont iroy and rowi-y anothtr." betrayed a bh»a owt, nor ever failed to And vet just that Is what this nation will greet with brood emiloc. and thankful dn If'll leaves these men unarmed with M,W. «>•»» UsMUsrf ciaeulations. at*d »b- uts of welcome tbe tbe ballot to tbe mercy of liaise who hate old flag! U*>. B*'! 1 win ""t W’”* U- them with a deadly hatred, tbe like of Go.. n«Wr ol . ktf.r <— U, S—cU.T of U- SUU Oa- The balUK-btrt la our castle. It shall be which is no! known else share on the face tbrirealso. of tbs earth today! Ob! we will not do <U1 ComuKueoT Miu.ua onuo^r "« HI It bos been often sold that "Repub­ .l."g .be.pp.0om"" .r.ta">«O- tiaaarr vwrnoTBovxn »s wot uaaurr. But, you say. we have girea them lib­ lics are ungrateful." But they ere not bo ungrateful as thia. Union Convention to be held in Thilo- erty. I deny lu^ UJ>£V As tbs Cxar baa conferred upon lb* hberta'^'ly ro name, not In focL It ia ywing I rter the insignia of a Peer of ddpkl. l« Sepuil* IUd.e.1 r.uoS. U>roo|l«>.l U. B«iU liberty begun, but not omuplobe. Eter tbs R-alm. so shall tbr American Rspublie lift to the dignity </ -cittxensbip these nlU uS «• UM .r.-y SM'laU M|>swart bv a»ns who bravely milled at tbalr resented by a tbor-ugh loyalist. "• «• r^. Ui. CooruUo". and Rytag served for two y«*rs, recedvonly $1UO bounty upon being discharged; and $50 to all who enlisted (ar oar war, and were discharged on account of BOTTOM OUT OF THE DRY GOODS The Place to Buy Cheap q Cf> 18 AT For Casfi 8T0BI OP RUSSEL^ & NEVINS, ket, of all kinds of Goods, usually kept in a Variety Store. Uniform Prices, Tou many allow tbsrusolves logo with­ out proper nourishment, and before^tbey know it base the dyspepsia in the worst Indigestion, unleee epsdily attan1, will certainly produce sickness I health. We know of no remedy to COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE in such cases. It enables ths patient Vi take hearty food, the parent of health, slops distress after eating as soon aa you take it and ia a perfect regulator of the stomach To Everybody. SUMEll a BEVINS. Bsatiags, MsyTtb, ISO. NEW OODS! PHILLIPS XENTLEI Have Joat rvesivwt a Ml use rlwisi of Beatever Prists sod Fall. Xre Sbaetiag, Ac. GROCERY DISSOLUTION. harabv girse that the OoptHass ®. Bo IDWHHHB’S. Good Merrimack Prints One Shilling, CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. Thiago le iJUaUUura ortho day. My Ice Cram Rooms NEW STORE vebt AND IN VNUJlTED QVA>'T1T1XH death by —... war i. over Ti** to" as jT,t CUrb»^>* HtTcam.„ tbe fit* plant**"® **vqr . Tbe pbreee tbaUdl O’** •** ‘•alur?‘ ALL E1IDB 07 Job Printin Ukiad t" NOTICE. �AfahMnl and afectionats wlfc fa. priceless treaaura to her busband. She Is tbs cb<»cr> one >0 saalat him through life—tn educate and prepare fate efakfreti for a proper eutfan in life. Tbe bum band's intsrest ia tbe wife’s care, and her greuteecambiUon carries her no farther than bis welfare or bappineee. together with that of her children. This is her sole elm, and the tbeatru of bar eegdulu ia tbe bosom uf bee fami­ ly, wber* she can does much toward making a furtune m he can in tbe count­ ing room or work--hctp. !t Is tint tbe money ranied that makes a mtn wealthy tbe case, aa follow*: ->• riaamunh as the eondilino of Mtnenatep and the right of voting I. InhanjKi from tbe fe»ber,.<ad f„,m th* nrrnber, therefore, in any question of cltiwnship, the blood of the Cstber, and But of tbajnodter. enntrofa. rranoe of blood decides tbe quest iua inlfeltoji , , _ to any, Gov. Bwonn, with aosw others who have been lifted brio power by the favor of Unionlste, are aiding this old- BA£RRj1r new pertv, which nmerute the nma Logo n of Johnson. TAe BaMmort An^rlcaa given the following account of Ito 111 mAh OF ALL KIND ‘‘•U-Uffi w -Uo.S, bj u” 1«1>"*S a»*r,. Il u M fill other nations, as well as our own. Tbe sou «f a citUm, no out Ur who ths mutber may have been,owes allegiance to, and la a. citurn of tbe coun­ try of his father, enlaea relieved from He slfrginnesor disqualified from cititananlp by aorae special law. Th. second is also well settled law, except sndr-r the luatitution of slavery. A young man—we will cell him Uno­ cal Frank—wb<> luted troth, was a derk in th* i.flice of some rich merchants.— One day a letter came recalling an order fur pw-de which bad been received tbe day before. One of lb<mei<l *tt« band­ ed it to Huneat Frank, and, aith perauasive •mils eaid,— •Frank, reply to thia note. Say, *Th« goods were sli pped befuo- the rsceipt-uf the letter countermanding the order.* Frank looked into hie employer'* face with a end but firm gisnec, and replied,— •I cannot, sir? •Why not, eir!naked the merchant, an- Of every nestled Kind and Blyfa jdrt prrdUsfir*.* Mfite ' al low Pricesand ■eltfag fit To Suit the Times. •bmt mum JFor Lbe Pl’opte! PRIKTB FOR IN NEW YORK. SINCE THE aha sweetly eonihea his aurrowa^aoftetM th* asperity of life, worships with him at tbe same altar, and when the angel of death shall have autnmonrd both to tbe untried a^enee of a future w.»r1d, aba trusts to ba united (braver with him in the bonds of Menial felicity. THE HAETIKs, . ’ DRUG &. Book WORE "7 Established in 1851, Roberts &. STR,Ir. Great Decline, In Prices, loss of ap Mtl is. Is.. oT Brah. sad gras* wraul dspr«*»n..Iadhp*bc« sad s Mraswd U~f*ar. slsu trr-|u»ody roaeoasitsaU of Ibis dutrwwiej state o! l-xlj sad <4 silsri. Tlw eurnswh remark ID irirtioo to fronuui out ooiiMas la tart Ui«y are MHaftm. law. wbst lhess eafcdaMt.o rtsllj wsat Is arr-rU.- as. sa rartatalr as daw* eaoweda darkaraa tfisy tak ra cupvsia their sgsteaM sad ragakt (MrteeVbe^tb br r-Aortlag to MO-SIhmB a CLU.U1UTSP HTOMiCH BtTTKtfi. Ills asdesr lbat lilss-tvi. abzbiuixg More and Better J) - Cu. GOOD ARUWN SUGAR 12} Cu. BMtB L JahBseaiamda atchUae. The Waebtagton InltHiytitttr. the of. fivial organ uf tbe Johnson National Club, publhbew tbe following as the names uf tbe Johnnm “L’nirti Etneuthe Committee **f tbe Sials uf Mrcbigan:” Aman Rcauu., Detroit. Cou Hurt Baasa, Detroit. O. B. Clahl, Coldwater. Gas A. A. Hravsxs, h>nla. Care. C..R. Mut.ia. Adrian. Dm W'bslxv Vincent, Mm Point. Gn. Braus R. Ptaaca, Grand Rapid*. Dm'G. K. J on* ana. Grand Rapids. OL JoUM ATBlXmnt, Port Huron. T<> tbrae grollvman, In behalf of the grosral public, we drain Ui address three plain q-ir-stiuna: Are tbese i.auves published In thiaermnectkrnwith your knowledge and oh> arm! .WwOywbr.m were you appointed Mid wtat existing political organisation do y*>u represent! By whalr*cht does your party, of will A tbe only r*rgsn in thia Slate is the /•ee/Vyas. w (rich threatened loyal soldiers with a "fire in tbe rear," ewamr thnaiirn uf • Uaiuu!"—AJrtrlittr sad Trib Al the Detroit end Chisaju pits .•$« m Prien. GROCERIES! CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. OUR STOCK funleJ tire traitors in anna, han the port of honor la denouaetng Coagram. In AUepmy, Mr. TUom.-w J. McKalg, of Frederick LecUfature notoriety, given ' counsel to the enetnles of tbe men that pnwerved thoHot*and Nation. Ot’R FACILITIES In Washington County, one of the principle iradem there Is John C. Bri­ ning, also ux ths Legfailaturo uflSSl, and wlm votM in U.at I 7xly to r^rn!^ the •Foulbem ConfoCeracy." He fa aided u bla etlWU by Mr. Samuel Smith, who, in Buonmboruu^li in July, ISW, took, n United Flatus flic front a small bor. Lora ARE EQ CAL TO ANT IN TOE it to pieiicB, fiiidXyuuDlad UundJrfeot. HIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Tbe Jnhman CliuTn Frederick CotmSTATE. tv. aava TAr O— b.r-—. FUU IRREGULARITIES. - ------ ——. >»v.uMca*uip uaauv wno have nerved in the Hebei nrruy, and who would, two yearn ago, gladly have ItaBged the Andrew Johnsun they now urofewn to Indorse, Weenuklgoon and partiro lariso at great length, had we apace, the names of tho “now party" meu in Nlarvlatfl.— <tf course, there ore a few mirgulilcd UnlotiMs in the movement, and wo are thankful there ore but few: but our readers can son, by thenatpranbctTe. that irite a lying Isltrr. Hr* k^ar the •■^ue Tm Cmrin.. W—..... 1 the Icadeni ia the movement were our f such a youth; and. instrH M lundne, ins vniCAuu Krecat-tcts.—A little bittereaamlrain th*part—theme* who im away , made bim bis coaCdeuliM ’ 1 er a year ag<> a new • fust elate daily would have made Marylaari the baMfa’—• ------- .-.-it-*- -. — fark^-Smidrry &A00I Jdaorate. ' rwspaper was announced to be estnU-bed In Chicago, k waa to be railed I tbe JfrpeM.tua. was to have a capital of Uabeltef OteMpeted. •500,000 and was to be edited bv rhe There are now multitudes of inquirers great Cbsr'ee A. Dana, uf tbe New Y,.tk who need U> be dealt with as (Mr. Pat­ TrfbuKt. But with all its great ad van rick, of Scotland, dealt with a wqtnan tages it proved • failure, and after neverWiuPct.-Ws find the following who bad been king ansiooa hiit'seemwl going the rounds of tbn papers. It is V«i to obtain no relief: been bo%M by I<HO «if tbe junior propriPlacing himself braide her and look­ elore ..f tbe TWfttrae. The CJ.*c«K.. Po*r. good and too mtn to lie laid sable: •Tina Rsdicm, Co»orkh.~—H<yi. ing steadily In fa-r fiee. be sard, nothing tbe event, rays: “The Cfacngv* Hnmiltim Ward, lately made n speech In •Do you believe tbe BiMel* Rrp»!>Hm—tbe future vt which baa far Maryland, in which he said: ‘'Who are ‘I do,’ she replied. some time been a muter of speculation •Can ya tell me wha made the world!’ with toe public, and of Mrioov rnnrerti t*> against this radical G>ngrrea! Jeff Da She untied a little contemptuously, i'b stockleddrre— bus elprrirneed n »is, ia agijnet it Robert E. Lee is against IL Ewsy rebel is against it. Harry and after a pause said, *|t w.sG.d!’ Thange’ which amounts to eaiire rcc*wiTo wh>eh he lm«odwely replied. ■trurtion. The management of the con Gilmore,** sga'Bst it. Tbe same tutu W ©A1W IKE EBAT ’ •Bow d’ye ken! Were ye there to are!' cent, together with one-half it* stock, that burned d»wn unr dwelling at night, She Beamed surprised, perceiving that pss*e«. on tbe first ofSeptember, iutoibw and made hideous war along your bor­ OLD LADIES <k FAIR MAIDENS there was evidently more meant by the hanris <<l tba following gettllemrn: G»<*. der, are against it. Tbe sneaking, hlaeina question than aba had • opposed, and then D. Willialim, Business Manager; V. B. Northern Qopperhstul Is agsinat it.— [■.augbirr and applause.] I say tn you remarked, Deneluw, Political Editor; Henry M. f *N<% J waa not there, but the Word of Smith, News Editor; J. F. Bsllantynr. who is !■>*' it! Every mother that baa lost a S'kt; every wife that Ims given her Gori says that He made it? Cwnmarciai Editor. Thera gewtlrmen ‘Ah, well, you believe a* the Bible having received their education in the husband, and every one who visits tbe sacred grave**11141 art sprinkled over the Chicago Tribttnr, with which they have land in tears and sorrow-, every lover uf all hern usimt-u-d for many years, are •Ah, well, we’ll see. "This is my be­ • ell qwalifiud fiw their prerent undertak- his esmtitry. North and South arc in faloved Son, in whom I am well pleased; *fig, sod will doablb e* make the moslol bear ye Him? Wha Bays that!’ it. Ths Springfield Btuehbnldree, Messrs. •The Father? —Frank P. Rlsir. Jr., bad a "grand Bunn. Hstchw Williams, ft«L, retain one . ‘Well, will ye do aa the Father hide half the stock, and the former gentleman reeepUom'* at DbSut.s Mo., on the !»| ye! He commands ye to hear tbe 800? itoromes President of the Board of Di- ulL Nut a mau kpuko tour *bouk hand* To this fits asset: led. with him. . •Weal, then, what does the Son say! —Tba trial of the Fenian G-naral* •Him that rometh untn Mo 1 will in no Asorusa W*m.—A C-mgrewamsn re­ Sweeney and Spear commenced before wise cast out? *Q>me onto Ma and I reived an appeal fem a loyalist In South tbe United Slalra District Court, at will give you raet? ‘Daughter, thy sine, Carolina, whose dwelling had been l>urt<- Windsor, Vl., yesterday. which are many, are all fcrghen thee? ed down for bis faynlty, and bis falnllv and will be not say the sama to you! Is — Lieutenant Genera) Grant was vesdriven to the wrwri., where they were at ha tA saying It even the no.*! Ye dinns the time skulking. . He went to Secret, terday nominatedpnd confirmed aa Gen­ believe that, ye dinna believe Him. I the United Slates, ry Stsnpm t» salt transportations foe eral of ifatarmire tell ye, ye dmna believe a* the Bible? these outraged people to some place < f and Vim Admiral FarragM was also con­ She Instantly aaw the ain and shame <>t firmed as a full Admiral. safely* Mr. Slantno read the letter cars nnl trusting ia a pfH.mWng, prwaaot Refullv.'tben remarked.— —On July 22, a men named Thoma* dqefiner, and ns Instantly ventured 0* •I regret that there ie no law authoriz­ Pennell, raridinz near Hudson, Mic£ Hi* mercy and fausd the panes she ing me tn iaterfare. Such appeals are was arrested and committed to >>H far •ought t cinning up from alt part. the South.— ,^tempting to bang hia wife in Ms barn. 1*-etRi«~ i—r*..' —We learn from the Jackson Emioivaxt Bath Rooms.—The Michi­ And. is It co. Mr. Secretary.’ inquired the wtegrsp!) line from that ciiy u> gan Central Railway Company have ao- an apylirant, ‘that, after epaud mg lb re.* that 1 tabHabad a bath mnm at their freight de- thouwxl miUhms of money afid ibo Lansing, • |R be evmpleted in a few days. r; far the benefit <4 emigrant a arriving hundred thousand Uvas, the men •« bate —The nomlnatinn of Gw. T. O. Othia city- The building used far this tx-n fighting are triumphant, ..ur friend- bon* । g. Poetmeoter al Cbiasgn, waa. >« purp<-se ie the temporary st.-ucuire erect­ left to tbeir mercy, and th- Government Wtoluradajr confirmed by lbw Senate. ' ed a* a •»•»> snd tried aasuch while pow erlaws u> protect them!1 -'■ nates* Wedne-nfay confirm­ the dioMr f>* Ike eoldrsrs on iha F.«»rih WM ,h- •mpYatic reply ed < tbe nominrtfan «t Hou. Heury Suu. of July was being prepared. TWbuild- of Eid win M. Stanton. ' 1berry ne Attorney General. ■ . foa ie divided latn frro apertmdbtarvne ‘Thun, Mr. Stanton, to what are we .*.rjc«ts»d^ -ail. l- 7^_.. eumlngf —Gen. L. C. Baiter, tbn celebrated 'Wsare coming io aaelber wair Mw 1War Department detoe live, fa seriunnfa ’ th. Sectary of W.r, ‘.nd that wam; ?^d UlatWZfiiagtoa. ' GROCERIES A Large As*->rtm«*l ef Travling Bwketa Children Carriages For Doing Busimess, FRUIT CANS, Lyon’s Periodical Drops! CROCKERY is the largest ever brought to this mart, IBDDII'3 & SEIiIE?, BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAX 0. B. 8PAUUINfi, Heeltap. April 1*44. sprMtf ROBERTS & STRIKER. RUSH GREAT THE SILVER SKIRT! O 1? EW ODDS More Durable, Moro Elastic, \ * Mor^ Graceful! ACKLEY’S Aab-wlll keep ttubbspe aa# male ns High. Prices Busted Tip Gold $1.25 in Has ing* I 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, And Evvrytfang e|M fa the ||M Drugs, := Medicines. Paints, Oils. Groceries, 'School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, Cards, WS'S Card Board, hirts and Drawers illsmy n«a»lati<«. In thia rfawoftbe rear, that the befit war nlJI no/ rod in * m«^ trial of traitors. Wbro our mro < r* dnwn Ibaea neat tiara, tbey wlirte.- * and eMcota traitor, with tbe bay „*.<?' ' ■Tbe Chicago TVaera Iftfi&PrAltUtf •w— N—L, The Chic ip । *d’ ,. \ ‘ ...„ J VW.Mh *!• “p-*» the o.'asiuu of bl* tnaugura fcl IMK :i ItkISES?' it’.i!3M I FT? to R T. Ta*u, ^^J*A*WACTVUm OF mkM. Mr.ltestoA** ,< Ufa fir s •»» in^tvttt,»inEB, ievaUda teste Is to4, ». a. -IW /SO-t ”»woum ' . -I MBS HOFFMAN, h — .—... W,|- o-ra* •Trilli* OATH.- --St •*** br Ov« 1-' -j»* °" Me*eria>s InBwru* kaa Itevetog farralf A- I5SS SoMfi eg&iute.-E We bavk been |L ww lM. “rrilZt ■E.rat.Utow M.tal 100. <„ 1’riJ., ,4 l-piopm lU e.n ul th, trig to swear Xbr.t tha two men together AJmMHjEBiaH'KP K . , ;_n Frwrripttoe.»» * Mmaocas * •< kt TMA1X. Ml I>„ Fr«te4raert H- T. **** ►rt or n. rriuwi. ana a b«lf «Mb la nw hours. That la far sMw.1 of.„y w.7rar uLd SX; -n-br. *b m «W ~»} u. -H- (to u«-, »„ » .7”“* 'j"*’ ^“"'APP*'*" B.H. p«-r 1, r-..^,.— -St. Siasu.v a. v. 1* T^. *s faster* irWOM. Frat rt Cbr®>*•■?* w<i8B!ks36'K» �nix ot-srrrr rnc vsps. R""?"?A-IUJP:Tr?46 MunT»w«WE ’ •sssswasaf't seven great blessings to tbe -HtisAjr iuci .MMTVtaKMB MOTTUimr.ri-lU >**3M KAE>-W-A.-^”S MEcCtto । Gt i J3: rr o a. n is wKwrw-’ ; OLD AND LOXO rut.. HEADY _ ~.... UV-W aUdaMr alU or ah s£'=S5a,KI,L.“5iSffi£' fHWttS.fWer, | Iptenhittant Ferw, BLISHIIENT! HASTINGS ** pafea Mtaa4 KE ffiedjiJwUjever, j.Otfptustirc Chills, store Wished in 1851. ts &. Stri£cr_ ANNUAL TAX S'a'LES. ' ’* i. M**iMlww»rSeiMr dre'M r ; u. «-;<1 raA?K&££» p.lMt-Ajai; Tr] *RtfiJU.LlSG e and Better » ® S 8., AGUE >■■ wan ” ■ >r the aame Mnttore, their line, than M»v her Sb.re In ’ . NO M’STAKE • m ■ . I860. ma' Fopulu . MEDICI1EI. I., caemlrau. r»taI. r"r "!■>«,* iiao.„. >' of U1 lb. . ® l<* E»T .iSiwH >4 0* 1 44 100 14 4: ; Periodical Headichf,; ; Dumb j/rf aw WJ - *J W » U U 1W 4 44 ' ■ tod* « *rU if M4«« U Wtis. ’tfissiis Stttt &&L roil cud CLmago Lit; P™~; tecU el thaao taatodte*. 4a Mare of Aa bowrK K.Uoaa Cali., FUi MlA.nM.tba of aa aoaw Al* lU.x—.u. Kgm'fswjsj w •MNOm. 'HN>Tt»<.f ranct <*al . ' ■ is a MK2S .■mtS-L Eiiu-ftffibeallb oar HADWAY’S KCdDrWniW •r«-HiiWii a.-dfou! <4 M » »3a .aiws WKMlUl vling Baskets dren Carriages ITT ‘ agg. OCER1ES1 AS THE CHEAPEST. ’' I CUFL-MKHIDl. ' IVUltrSO EXTHACTH. Ague. SWftSl.WSS.SdftSdUI: ofbaci oa Mteea (: 3 i.eaaiaiuleg aoabaadi . -TBfflNisfinran*K'ttf‘ ia the MOirWiM aMdtodf Jifea'X'Drel; ■owl. r.raoua wboarewaali. aemaa .nd 4. Mluala4. a Itaapvoaful^f lha Mr-afr T-Mf 4—■IMctare of water agSda ra» reari ■Srl^ alllba butrea >ai IhcwTld-kfop Al I With11 CANS, lUZEN OU SINGLE CAN. au_ raw ' nwenut. . rteawri vauMk Pine Tree Tar. i5«5i«5c!5is lUlioOiv* I'sa c«||. CiHUfT 0BERT8 & STRIKER, A. wafts-**-*1* MUD WI1AT MM WESCOTT BATS. L ucxmiKP^fuoijmAgp others mt 1 EVER SKIRT! SaSdC*).»Treasurer. I •able, • Moro Elastic, More Graceful! Tbri^rYour ’ Blood ..OOUrO. 'SO.,'O. I—lww>a*l>rf— :rS£” \*S SLi^SHtSV'^-WIi tss ' :tft!WftraIrii-S,teW!3; .*--*» w—. — r O.Q,,' . MU' a. -■ .>*-u.e"1*. on Wadnrt<lay{ ilia IMl • day. allba aartb (rual a. of raid Barr; count;, It ta. la aaal oraalr. U>« if. rirr n..lic» t.» th» prroooait.toreatH I4to.il of Ibr tu-MriK.’ « ■.'* b-liHSCfad lha brerinr .Ibareol. b) **.“•!*» **■** qVmA, -o»i~ ao4-.nl.-r to l» r»b|.aB<at U tb» zMBK^Mfar’-. ■ •>» . '-’snr1 ■-'Jaawwfo.,. KTC3 HEMEMfeo Poailivrl; Cum. Sj fl 1TIII Bcretne tbe Standard Remedy i of tba C.^ M R. T. * Coapre/Ai . Mrrrwa C*, Nub , Aagaal alb. la I|4aal>on of coeuoHil.IWo »ilb Um *ao4 LakeMwbigaa Mb«a4 U« I4rm acreod auon by tba ll.roclon arerSag Iw444. W»rea*AM.rs ai> of .greriarei to bo r»M«* > <. 3, —.11. I*-* *—■ I garete Mw ^csstf£sa=Ki£S3; Xi^STST* k/ret-; STL .Wft -r-.-iime , a is sc ‘4PB r.{?f?-!8W' asft'xEajte pft"-1 • 1 M 1 84 SBKXCSfiJSSCS! I r MTW'aw • « is IHHB . VI WIlhkCTl! Whlakcn! iSSST s?£sn,i.r!ftrtr »?.?& to gn; uaa Anima of toadagttowwrtta. Ifirre. iUarrn * Ca-H-Sarere if, .j.»»4m* W 1*0 1 24 02 160 lj»4. ■Ki- to- too W 22 (« 100 I 94 h~i< lyr'j tt«HT tS&i 11 ■! i u u» u nnouTioN. irAnorMrcmuA;- • 4».OUdO0 1 M. f w 100 1,94 •?aS£2tSE&3 ■ OnteaaA. ThaiTuiolar, tt»r 4th J«baAara*«>. 4**-wMa.4 laototere■ 4tWtedfleSllibM»4H*f aald palllloe ■M <C Aanra aa lao wnl aO c*rl ■ .UarWlat te aaid retoaa.'ar* reqatrwt ■rail aaaMoa of aaid <aaH.'U>ia 14 >* - al th* Fnibate Otea. Uw lb* *in*r« of r,WMl.<«a.«W abwar— M —• U-o,«a*wi . Ao (Aimiy HUiff. 4**8 is. :s BATH." fiMaraftbfkaUlaeUa-a.uLaU.H.GaMM ' r.aiu aalala brajwa to, reaauua lomu,. 1W IM :KISH ; *8m8W KtWfaioiiSiE*' ‘ ■mWlffiB WKWMT1ON. « u Wf' tt* T-w a »w«j£?Tm4. ■JSWMte *'<“ mS.’fl r.!5'LX JaU IT, J** ‘T.-i'w*^ ‘‘*1'4 'p^VfoireMiou:' ■fi'.-TS-Si , COL* 4*0*., ., �BASTINGS BAKHEE. Ji EW AD V ERTISSM ENTB. FOfl THE Old Establishment ! acbomsc SASB, DOOB I BUND MASWACn' teotoa, cma, fp I. ISTEtlitg* I,/ Greater inducements ' «! Tp'.TrtJ^ ' J»«»noBi«soi‘s ass aawar. COUNTRY TRADE t TenrShowx m One! NSV TOa TiiAHayjsB BBriiafc ., . ESfSSj »rseto..0cra Great Decline gniiujs girtriorj. I ODDS, Notions. ,*■ •*«"“■» rirniESj; HARDWARE SneliHS: of all lands, icaoin. Bj^ruaUimauiiiAi, OuA Ptid for qitBt rditewoed nW A— Zwmfitr • ■ .•/.■■ ■ f A Republican County Convention for the purpoee of choosing Delegates to the State and Concrete Iona) Coureutton», will lie held at the Court House in the village of Haallnga on Saturday the Sfith ,day ofAuguMiaaL, at one o’clock P. M. ofaald day. Each townahlp will scud . four Delegate*. JAMES A. SWEEZEY, ) J. M. N EVINS. JjfratoHoaM H. WRIGHT, J tewUv I. W. SACKETT, I O-issnff/rr. ■ LEANDER LAPHAM, f • Hastings, Aug. 7,1S66. ths telegraphic * Ire is betag carried In t< > Rossie; the world will be girdW [ with thia (instrument for li» irast'amiesion I of thought with'the nghtning’e ' speed; 1 brought together,” in fuUiilmMt ofas­ ci eot prophecy. ’ The auecess of thia grand undertaking wUtnuoati tula an epoch in the world'* J.I; »eu,n£t. and yviR be sold at Rhilroad Prices, u Iron, Nails, Stoves, Laimcfiii rMBtaw” Broad Cloths, Summer Cloths, A GLAD NEWS Fell Assortment GROCERIES. SAP PANS. Good Tea at one Dollar, aaata a anew. Shelf Hardware. A hope often deferred, and by many, almoat abandoned, baa al length been folf:lU*h .The cable screes the .Atlantic, connecting tbe Old World and.JUc New. iadn aeoomplished fact, and wo are able I <> publish European new a only three days old. 'Dte,lnteJ!igence of thh great auoceoa wW bo r—eived with feelings of tbe moat n rely joy by tbe people alibis . I, 1. rI ,n < I.. onward march of elvilitalion; for this ca­ ble will unquestionably prove a power­ ful ageney in promoting international comity, and in furthering the ends <>f s healthy commercial Intercourse. Every fries* op progress, of peace, rdq^panity ,! will rejoics that »bat has been so long a dream ta tow in a fairway of becom­ ing a reality. From lbw shores of tbe nortbw—tern portion a[. Ais-cuniineut BICICT & PRENTISS. I- drO^WdUl—.ptonBrtol- ROPE. EalMteM. tbMch toswtD la tote— fr«« wwat • 1? Chr»«i« a— pastosteriy whra lasptewm ae (toltai DabKite with Kaevaae PraaIrastea to sAacaaO to syateea. BELL’S TONIC PILLS, At ™ UNION STORE .< IBTOttOH &.WU' CARPETS, A. UOLBBOOK, OXX. OLOTH9/ Mats, Rugs, &.c, Farming Tools of all kinds, &lc. from the New York I applicable to thia Till Ihk So much good e>I Window Fixtures, In rj Mma^l a compel LASH, BELL'S EXTERNAL REMEDY, tee Two lMtara. yte.aat teC A uxoik. au And ^yoooBN jyiKE. Ingly, cr reject AU drinka, which are mJ Be careful of your <1 not let a cholera pan NO HUMBUG I C. WAKEIEE Battle Creek, Mich. fallowing thia advie little spprebenslr.n o I any acated or wide I this village this ae—I THE CLOWNS HARNESS SHOP. THI EUIl UU1X1U GOLDEN SWAN CHARIOT ■ Mtalalae tor rrday'a KHw .-..OU.—-llU.. this city at 1 \.K> mTi the Contivuiy win tzalns dally eith wi | and Ijuislng n» soot I b’etWy. of which the record of the enter prise will form oo» of tbe most dramatic page*. : Futara generatkma • ill read with—terne intar—» ul the , alepa hj , ■riicW&w.VM gHWl gained. How the many obetadee that pra—ttd , themselves were, by means of a etaadj ’ perteversnee and n-.bleoocrspa. gvantu-' doubled eaertfooe to —oemplnh the great eadin view; bow scientific enlhuaiasmaad peactieal shill combined to sus­ tain stf-et and give it the grealaat poeai ble efkseoey; bow tbe itnprovemsnla in natal architectirre. of which lbs construc­ Bryans Life Pills, EATtm AID ICEHUM GROCEY STORE. HASTINGS TUESDAY, AUG. 14th, tion loZ the Great Eattera Is tbe proudest trophy, prepared the way for tbaearrj- The riectlun In 1 Holiday last, shows • to judge from the rd I tor JudgeDCVAIA, I didate tor clerk of th A Fixyr CM&t KAT^tG AMD ICKCMAM ing cto ufthe enterptiM—all these, and other equally intel—ting pulftle. Will cuo^llnue to auract aUantiim aa kaig as the JONES 4 DRAKE, SUEGEON Fes GENT LU kN aa^| L4DIEN. Na pdas Will te spo— tendhe HUo 'pises • DENTISTS, * *y- ILJUL AT. reaafve a*apa by which tbe world adrano FWrailwMagpteeiM.Ao ed talhatbigb ateta of c-vUixatlun to­ ward which it is now rapidly moviag.— •‘Peacehath its vieltirica” and tbe aiyttooi/lXa Allaolic Cable win evar he DELICACIES and HAMRITIE8 ■ ' BRAOE ft O DWYER JOtMKBS.AfiU BETAILtSd Of ffiUMIS, CAI S, -rm jowiuaxB, Geaee A Csmaga Ps.aur. Glaisrr, Psper XUIIlrr) ail Straw CaU*. within her bonien, I tion of the day. 1-1-1 moat emphatically it I dent's n-Aonstructlot I ter coadtixutmtion of I proenuntne. Well 'I -/?« /Ye«. Ohl yea, Duvatx, I ring the war wm otn I EASTBBf rnicES. A Soda Fountain regarded >* one Ji* moat glorious of them. Tbe originators and promoters of ibis eotsrprise bars earned the gratitude of work. They duene all huaor, and aoro eubotanturf rwwarda, it te to be hoped will nut ba wanting for them. The Atnariean people will redact with aaliafacliuo and prida upon the prominent pert taken In thaanterprii^hriugbout by Mr. Cy­ rus W. Field. It ia hardly too much to aay that bdtfof tah pjnrocvering •efforts tiw cable might aMl bW boon am—g .» • igalcd ro&eh, In al! bb State, toootumarj mlMoCJdt Dbvia. | CRATIC victory—I tockyofa blood-otaid the luiportaut State I Groceries, jirme Are Ton Insured! If not, callM the Insurance Agsacj QEO. W. WILLIAMS, tbinga pn—ible. - ?, * fAKteFttUbk AlAt KBItUK. FOR SALE. know, "Democracy where." How do yc He*, SOLD IEH3 of d ’ Oto*. MMtoviU'. iterrr C«. , Qver RoMHa dtPtribefir Drag Store. No Mon HaWbimo.—Statistios dloae tip their solid columns in hostile array against tbe scaffold. In the Kingdom of Bavaria from M50 la IM7 ala exsculiooa were made every year, and yet tbnre were &W caeca reported of murder, man­ Marble Shop. under the shadow of the gibbet. Prrju- TiT'uaK •w. 'p'Jrf-'taaoafib' Tomb Stones, atitutloa* of the (Mat1 with oar Normal Sr Collie and State V: ysroiM.’K XTUU.-S.S, a A-ft Bta *iU »®ta obaCloate. national eiiateoee. Albion Coxmkjic Intelligent correejoo thia popular ItutlwU. than &x*l tkit < The wdl-eatobliaiMN ! President, Hos. 1*a . fltlcnt guarantee of -I lighted studaub fn I gtaka apeak in prate, accwenpUahed prtft—। Wall be proud of thlr slaughter. and bodily topry frpm wtob <h. uma •» l«, f Mcutipn ovary year, and yet tbe namber of ate! Crimea amounted to-4» only-or esa than <*e haMflbe owe tJbat u*»rrod' tbe State at lan^. ■’ tried entirely upon what would he the Eixar"" err • Printm, ocnAitenoo ta � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-08-15.pdf 3ad9a31ae2379e4df3fb2e136a81aa65 PDF Text Text “Liberty end Union—One and Inseparable. VOL. XI. HASTINGS, DARBY COUNTY, MCg., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15, I860 bfjstinjs' jQitsincss gjrtttwfl. oral Sul official NO-18. runs. Notice. CHANCERY ORDER. ran* or iaxxt co tnrrr. raWLEY :cy, J^Il. Nevin^ Republican candidate for Governor.— This would pleaq^Wr people we have Do doubt, and while we personally premost heartily Barry County, IM Cvurt Mmmk board of supcrvl.t on and after the the court _ township ®n«iieea Aa, and that the instructed to see that thia n»otekte is strictly compiled with.” goBUTd k STRIKER, varSELL * XEVnm. .....in Drx Good*. 8lo«r on BUM Strwsl, fpMlss-De Political meeting tan or aught Tie scandalous nq-urt of tbs telabralura to be held uiero; and If the Rcpul. llca.-u county **«• determined to vio­ of tbe “American eitheab ofAMoandelate law and order, wo will not vouch Her nine Ex. ws-m u.inrvoRi>. _ ___r ..AS. M hu .ppllri blstdf tiithfslly I* your many think he should be, wo know of firtag ym wtry isirua teal rear bo*lM4 wUl no man that it would give us more piece ure to Support than the gallant Cotonal of the breve ofd eleventh Michigan InK. M. MORTON. La*. A^sia* Pint Mkklgae VatersaCavalry. which appeared in It Ex,.................... . 11: U . DeyKxpf press,. .. ................ , Kspress, —*...... ■xprsas................ Um r. xwros, Bailie Qs*k Wrt house Clique, can thus find Heenan ZW’itLr Pf*°- add their conviction of duty In any shape henceforth aa they may deem rtn.isk ILLES, * ______ .LJ C< Tbs mum dtlastaUs sheet, .ooatains a personal slur, al ths official ability and NEW ADVEIiTJbE.’dENlS. LKTTEM ■EMAIN1WC DM CLAIMED The writer of the above knows tAcre 4 Master itere, and oh of Um akat effi­ Awstin Mbs Mary J Milter Mateo MlxarGecm ■ cient and manly offioars in tbs public AagaaMnEW Dnwet Alias Laura J O'Oetrael James Burr Him Ossllte Poefcdl Henry Burked Mbs Mary Pickle Mn Mary Booth Mm Lucretia A Powers Anna is dangerous,—tus Aim is only coutemplCaaffidS able. Nor is this all. In it we find tbe Church them. County Conventtons, uro aa following i./nww falnknod In relation Campbai Ruyoti Cloths much a county matter as the meeting of to the late aasst riot in New Orleans.— Claney 5 the Board of Supervisors, and are alike But surely comment is uoueesmry, the Cherrcy held by all parties, and the Court House Ft uuman Geo W Stevens Edward njuib itself deserves only oontempl; Is the proper place for them— the place "H?”' Abolition tcccndiarlsm again where they are held tn aQ the counties rampant- tide N*« Orleans Hutl" Hperry lira Thank’1 of the Statq. In which there to a Court < .vnnoud Schuyler Smith Mr. Hattie House. Bdtldee, had the democracy of lakMDKTM this county called their convention know to the contrary we should think a JahnsonLP there, the sheriff would Just tu soon certain nameless iodri ideal from iLeso I.udlow Horace E WTioler George L LVdv G W thought of abutting the. doors against Linderman the circuit court aa against the conven­ tion. This we know Is the fact In case, Johnson psrly is that they are lite same and believe the writer of the article in everywhere; aMwe begin to believe that the Pioneer well advtoed of the facte The Board at Supervisors did not Intend, and did not, by their resolution, exclude lloLliKUK t.itefully of WILD FLOWER ua*llng.,Nlsb. of dial* and Officio RumiII A ro is Sl» IT.TS. Don’t be Ar.AHXFi).-The following* from the New York Herald Is quite aa applicable to thia village ns tho metropo­ lis. So much good sense to seldom found in so small a compaee: “Keep the pcrm clean, cool and comfortable, and the mind placid. Do not indulge In unripe fruit or wilted vegetables. Partake spar­ ingly, or reject altogether deleterious drjnks, which are hurtful at all times.— Be careful of your dlcL Above all, do not let s cholera panic seise you, for It to almost as bad aa the scourge Itself. By following this advice there need be but little apprehension of the prevalence of any seated or widespread epidemic Ln this village this season." sing at 5,40 p. in. 11 LWiLUUH, c. riuxnix. when he penned the above miserable slander, against aa honorable a body of men as live tn Michigan or any where else—our efflclcnT' and gentlemanly county ofllcew. That there may bcE full appreciation by the public of the malignity of the squib from the Pioneer, we append au authentlcjxJpy of tbe resolution of tire Board of Supervisors, copied from the official records; and from which It will be seen that political meetings are not excluded, also that the resolution aa pub­ lished Id tlie Pioneer was only a garb'i- Returning trains will thia city at 11.53 a. m. Wo understand the Cot»]>any win run two jw-wngcr what the action of the Board of Su|>ertrains dally each way between this city vben really was. But here la tbe reso­ and I anal ng aa soon aa the business of lution: JSeaofaed, By the Board of Supervi­ the road will warrant them in eo doing. sors of Barry County, now In session, that, on and aftor tliopMsageof tins resoletion, the Court House shall not be Form HADOWBD.—Tbe Infamous boast need foe township meetings, eaucares, of Mr. Johnson, through the columns of shows or Ringing RChooto, and that the the National InUViQrncer, that a con­ sheriff be luntructed to see that tills res­ olution to strictly compiled with. vention of Unionists would not be toll­ the fearful riot and slaughter of Union -(tlartftrd. Coaa., and Ibe Republican friends Is Invited to the calls ork llfltee la tbs C<mrt a foundation In the anticipated results of a jiollcy which produces such a condi­ conventions, herewithpublished. Those Q G. UOLBUUOK. are all important, and we hope tbe re­ tion of things. publicans In each township, will send full tJcteUationa to the county conven­ tion, that a list of delegates may be elect­ The election lu Kentucky held on ed to each Uf the otlMW representing the Monday lost, shows a sweeping majority, to Judge from the returns eo far reodved, wishes of the true men of Barry County. for JudgoDuVALL.theDernocratiecanU OMMC, dldale far clerk of the Court of Anneals, FOR Ooxoiubs.—Them bt but one can­ oa 8*1''krr<’f ”"d’* ,ud XoU“Y- r.rtHe<- over Gen. Hobsox, who received the opdidate mentioned by the Republicans lu 111 i" this county, and there should be no oth­ the only one to ba filled by (the vote of er In the dutlrlct The unfaltering de­ the State at large, and the interestoen- votion of Hon. T. WHITE FERRY, to JOBS XIClUEl the wants and intareslofhls constituents, and bis manly devotion to the princi­ ples of Justice and right, inthoteccof txeaeon in the White H ouse, and the dcmoat emphatically in favor falcaUou of weak-kneed /Republicans in dent’s reconstruction policy XL utmtemDAtion of the entire radical program ma- Well done for Kentucky. ths hands of his oonstituente, the ver­ —/vecjtrcss. Ohl ye*. Duvall, the clerk elect, du­ dict well done good and faithful eer. -• __ ___ .. - -------— - I!' ring mw igsted rebel*, in all Kentucky, and left yyx. l coim, his State, to command in the traitor armisaof Jeft lAvta. Oh: yre.aDHMOCRATIC victory—th* election in Ken­ tucky of* WooiUtolnod rebel to one of the important State offloea. But you In Caatictoo, on the afternoon of Use 8 th of the 7th hift contains an able latter from tbs pen of James M. Buckley Esq., relative to ths inhuman treatment of Insane Prisoners in the State Prison, ATZ2?alnIu?iS?H5S?A®R A’ bK Xt,* rni.lt, niTinwjr si* WJorgitnuaAX, o~ltt * t a MMics »f lb. I’robete Cvart far lb. < BOTTOM OUT SO* .□ 31 ts U>U DRY GOODS The Place to Buy dy Kill be the re-nuinlnalion of Got, Crepo, and the rs-sppointmenl of David Wilton as Agent saldrl>es candidate for (J. S. Senator from Missouri where be baa been revid- /ETNA Cheap q For Cash ' IR AT THE CO STORE OP PORTLAND FIRE. 2ETNA Insurance Company. wba» b® «wld eAAtawA WE SELL AT irsurt u cmr.AMJM M EATING SALMON GROCERY I KEW GOQUd, FEW BUfUMKG. sad SEW PRICKS, at By Portland Fire July A ®s IB, BTOH3H®’0* CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. FAIR PRICES To Everybody. HUtU a SEIMS, My Ice Cram Rooms $1OO additional bounty money Is now due to all soldi era whoserved three years. .Mie all vUlfandsh SMvith i Id MtWail bated,. A Chole. Artid. of ed for wounds received In service, and all widows and heirs of deceased soldiers, provided no morn than $100 bounty has Cigars & Tobacco $50 additional bounty is duo to ail soldiers who enlisted for three years, T~3ss,4y,“x“iu,ft.t ssnally kept in'll VsrteUr Uniform Prices, K. IL DUNNING. . terras. b«M iatera^*sd(«. u . ..tu-. > cdDf jeu bm4 pr^iawribe. swarity. Toll - *u«UU JAMES A. SW EEZE, AftlUUlr r., Marble Shop. ■ntwis rm iMsraoas UMBBsar ’* E*l* Cawrti... lawn. MAllagMi U -rt. A >oto. VrenMnlrUis । kfecrMary, Otsas cbe We hare one of tbe best selected Stocks in the Mar­ ket, of all kinds of Goods,' JiKKSvaffi BOVXTY MONEY I । Pratt, oflrrinj. Tbsmpsa ill. OrierU, That Uoetey d.rcf A.rvat nrit at • o’elnck tn ri r. ootfas to lbs Mmon • IB of tbs ptodctxj al aate-p*ti IbamL bv eaaaiss a ee*r • Mwdb ruuHVKt*.. cuuiox tickets from Detroit to Boston and return, good until November 1st, for $23. Trains leave Detroit, morning and evening on arrival of M. C. BL It. trains for Toronto, Montreal, and Portland dl- only $100 bounty ujxm being discharged; and $50 to all who enlisted for one year, —— v ia—I . n. IwTOIUE NEWW POODS! PHILUTS ” & " HULUN bestlet ob< Merrimack Prints One Shilling, NEW STORE Tomb Stones, VEZR-V OhSA?, UD rt CNUM.TW M.AXT1TMB..- A.KWDTD. jEA-wnm. Hutlan, Jsly Irib. IMS. [flyiTuBl ' P. ftB. eaxtfiay. DISSOLUTION. H. L MUlWLVfl. iurausw. Job Printin KJiAJWKX if BURRO WF, (si'MMM.jsVibim' J,. BUSSELL &-NEVINS; HARTFORD, CONN. Tnr Excess rox.—Parties going cast should not fall to remember that the Nothing is more to be desired than agood appetite, and "to have the food digest well the stomach and bowel, in perfect order, which renders good health certain and enduring. When the appe­ tite tails, the stomach Is tour and foul, the bowels io an abnormal condition, take CEO'S DYSPEPSIA CUBE at onoo.— It is a most excellent medieinr, gives great aali.faction and is *ure-tn its results vbersver taken according to directions. We bfd our friends try It with confidence. o STA Tg Of MlCimtAX. Coast r two to the stake, to which the ihMMoiirlbmotoi: MWeoStmCia ■ sad lateral* rfreM farariM rad astel I WHU ’ex I • h. E Efinu, ALBIOW COMMShCUL CoiAMOW—An । C. M*ia.«a»afbto ■XRwTtote A Rsusor.—Tbo Adrertietr<£■ Triituu wounda Applications for'alrove bounties ma UmL Id onmpany with a brother, bo •ow be made to the undersigned, w» niuarH I" flahlng, and while stand­ Wiioxe. ’ avu" ----.___ . H. N. SHELDON. rl«, SOLDIERS of the second war far ing up In the frail aklff hauling Ina ____ __________ Hastings, Mich. Unr, pickerel which ho had hooked, up- _ ..__. — . - --M.. * AK» sswii OrARDlXN’S'BAI.E. wm ble of the Jackson, I airing and Sagi­ naw Railroad Company goes into opera­ tion to day. Heraaflor trains will leave J’ fT sstl iftrteHl/sw .arise by .OMsrii eAdto> 1 teMtotheater* ^aMA. iTftSl?.’ BSWT- H8& �Slisttlhnn. - turns the Thy will ------- RwiiiBijm asd ‘ I was wiilKing io ward’ Korn. TiiTe one aftaraocn in winter. Tbe ooBntcy.all around was covered with a ilbcp snow, a quick, vindiciive twist of the arms and tb|l heemad # a purer white than ever in body, unpins and unboltona bis collar, the ligkt ofthe departing day. I heard throw. it carelpmlv with th. li. at rath- ths window curtain, aa If he didn’t care a cuMbshMhnr lbc utiire populationwf the CASH STOREI Wiltrati jgaiitrs. -J, ■; AND AT ERK*S . the Hastings ** PWPQ & boor STORE ’ Established in ijji Roberts & grB1 ' Btyte jurt pordmmd fer aMr'iio at low IViceaand selling at To Suit the Times. , BB miu, JV WNOBI l Hill no*; ft’, splendid .ooaating there; sad we shall have time tornomc firstrstesRdw bafbrC dark." “I must go nnd ask mother first, ry," said A onto. She did not drawlout th. words dolefully, aa ifshe did hot Ifko to have to ask bar mother; but she apuk. in * very plsasant and chefeHul tone.— Sbaburrfed alou wtth Mt. Vid, and Hrtiry after her. 1 soon lost right of them: but I could not feroet Annie. I thought to myael( "Bow safe tbaTchlUJ wilt always be, W rite keep*.to h*r rdla, —-I mast ask mother first!" 4 know childrM who have aomaiicaw got Into a great dsal of trouble because they did noi ' -ask mother Ural* ' Re­ member that it is unsafe to do any tboig you think it possible your mother would not like .to have you d<x TUmctabdr that God has said, "Forsake not tbe law of thy toother.” Children, I meAn boye aa well os girls, you will be saved a .great. deaUjf unhapIf you at! motitr jfnt.— Child at •mat mtaui ■ iii?: ■ ! ' ! ' 1 **•?■'*! HA Vila JUHTfPUBCHAHKD DUB GOVDri. . Fw rte mk. Mn,> GOOD BROWN SUGAR Itf Cu. IN NSW .U..SW „ AND NO MISTAKE tom, SINCE THl Great Decline. In Prices, , OoiuUUns of U1 u, MTHT MEtKIHt eertatoly as daw. sssewda darkuwa they roa w repmie tbair systems aad rrpj. yertoet health-, by rrsortMg to HOTTITTKH J CkLF.BRATfLD STOMACH HITTERS. Ilia as ctoar thatOburro vwgTmfefe retrod laoadt sum. mikatUto dying tam.rtaa usplj lamp, roqcw Wbereahsdwilbaator sapfly tfoU. Ferfctoly per. mm Mm At the Detroit and OumjuLcp^ OUR STOCK For Doing Busimess, CROCKERY BOOTS ASD SHOES, CHEAP CHEAP A 8 TIIE ClUAPESI.’’’ GROCERIES A Large Aa»orttneei of I-ERFUXEtm, ruvoaiXG exteactm, li iuk« Ito Sf^MTaae* to WM MMUd Tik* Da. Cauoa a vegrtobto F.itnct to reoaral. year JUrir, *ad girt H bvrilhy ertioa. It will also f»«l« pure, wUulsotne ILwl, udenM»c to fcvl refevtartet tW 1 by Dance in* < wZ Chlldreirtlarriagei FRUIT CANS, Lyon's Periodical Drops! BY TBE DOZEN OR SLNGLWAX. THE GREAT FEMALE fiEMElA' FOB IIIIIBGLLABITIES. tore, r.rSMtnun*. Mm It. ata. itodr unua to direetend poullr., m>4«iiog lh« a reliable, spwdr uid esruto sprclSe f>r Ito car. of all oto siroMtowe •■><! cf ..tore. Their popularity to iedkriad by tto fact <kat overly wtobettl-c arc acnaally cold sod twwMuwd by lt>r lull., at to* ____ UMtlagi. May A DM. Untied Blstes appointed GREAT „ RUSH * 1 THE sscs^tei.'sswyta! ------- J - ’>n-«uu .rwyw Wr« Kite SiLui? . . Gold $1.25 in Has ings! i ! V The CamhinatloH Sllrcr Skirt! Paints, wm & B1HDS3, npHE CpSraSSlOffB .AXD EXTCRUSCk _____ • Oils, Groceries, • School Books, Stationery, ’ Paper, Notions, a favorite skirt i MamAetorM AWy'by lb. Jltar Kir.. JCai<teSw..y rtoyrey. . T « WRIT, tot Cards, Gard Board, feMlsaly BruMyq, XEW TOIL' ' “I"5— lawn! «f Railroad Slid* X.-T\ . t Altd everything at the wiwhrtoAlshlngJy Shirts and Drawers LOW FIGURES. —AteR-So' Incorporate a National’ Farm.School: for rorphan aud dspandtol little collar and tba Tittle vapory cloud of children of colored k)dim, and lorotb. . - ^ .! lace she calls underaleeves, which al! the er children, was passed. —TQ Whll takes rcolnmn to show straps. Nazi the leva of a fcrtrned in fr«C Z alriw. gnd — Io! what a < loon. She . M OLD LADIES;'Ar FAIR MAIDENS , —Doo. Wm. D. Kelley has dccUOtol to bo a candidate for the United Slates Senata-from JVnnsylvsrna, 'and declares liimself favorsEk to the election ufThad. Stevens. ’' —On. Bhrridan hs» issued an order prohibiting yio organization of Confede­ rate haa«riqB,'bryadM|«t»., in Utiisiana,’ 1 Ilor any purpose whatever. —The HrrM b<iad« several column. of its e*nmti<raal_ correepondenee, “Th. Conspiracy to Bang Dsr'ia,*’ We shall nest bear of tne conspiracy to hang Lt SHfpe aad rvteta to High Priced Busted Up! 8 lbs. good Muscovado » Sugar for §1.00. , mentioned as a canji^Me for the llepublienn nouA»plu>n-in the Third Gongrw . K t Mero Graceful! ACKLEY’S. v Medicines. ... . SILVER SKIRT! More Elastic, ecrefnlfy tlM sro.nd vo«b bollt*. wfib th» writtenrignMaiv of Jow LLrua, wAlwet which »«M »rv gtuuuw. Prepared to Dr. JOHX L. LTO.V )M Cbar.l rtesm, Sew HaTM.Coan^ who row be MMolUI NifirToaK.—-Teodoro Tilton the bril|l£t>t young editor of the /ndrptndanl is local District. ’ ROBERTS A STRIKEI. More Durable, '5JTB (MITO S2 BEAT 2 Gonsprnor Unii^dSutml । Travling Baskets is the largest ever brought to this mart, “ W1»«.P<M.. JJfc M furgwun, to glance nervously under lire sou, the ■pace between which and the fioorfe not sufficient to contain tbe ghost of Calvin GROCER^! 1 _ lMroRTAWT:D«ctsrdx ut th. Bcrnssts Corar or Miciuoak.—The Supreme (Court of this State. In th. case of the moeM. William Deer, made an imporJ | I decision tbe other day at Lansing, id tbe effect that the constitutional provtoice of the Bute, conferring th. tiociiro franchiui on white male citU.ns, include, OUB FACILITIES all persons of A Glean ‘descent with less than One-quarter of African blood. Thl. wllt’hrobably ,admit oqa thousand so-' re-Tb. flfet vcJomn of UtodMw fetofeomlv tailed negroes to th. right of voting in Uirnd to ofedb, will M sml poat-HU on rroalpS of U&0. Oirsn. wiU b. faatahad to aubacriben Michigan.—St Johm Rq*blican. ' MtwsiplafYifly Qmto. Tie prsMarflUOrt «tt’vs:rt«wssa!K ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN Bo the- Wind blew from the South, and ; T wiTcst Okyn.—Mr. Stokes bfTigi' STATE. th. Sun wM nmateF-of thcAayyahd rain neaao. bss token bold ground with re­ fell abundantly. . ileaae turn mo from the South,’’ gard to tho modification of the Tut OaUv TssAvtumc Movsw roa Avccvr. offsra. IYeatheroock do th. W iod again, U»nMriy.isr toUMUlec artklss. -Hawn; Me. Patterson, Senator elect Hr ktoes will bo all spoiled, and Few AaqwriaiUtew'^ia'- to aa. fetenatiag ac Tennessee, adMWs ioa to- his .eat. Onno voairt af Iho riU.produc.ng spbtoro of wants dry weather, and while 1 modify the oath to inert individual cases, Caroltoa-lbrir ffisMVsvy, tobitasMS.aw.~b a$,itk thia ioalance, and Ila virtu, and pow- Dr. KUdsr. "Whm tod «to mwiu>r is • vs/ nil me.” i!c l- ’ et-.es a conservative Instrument hr effsduWind shifted, into the Wert, ally destroy«L Either the oalh'ta neoDoctor, Put n." (ivea lb« leaaetestoo ofjdto.' ------------j came soft drying breezes, day casaty, or It IffinoL If the latter, let It Altos eery's ebsorbisg sod toocblnf story. "A after day. to Jktrtbip rt.booK Ob, dear!” said, the Weathercock.— be repestW; IT the former, then maintain Io ■ er sheet r*r« «.!iuo=» of (ntio. cm hors.— “Hw»>spretty,to dol.auch oyll it in Ito intorily. But as tb. oath conn*: ►I'aas^. iron, rfoto-Bwk - jirs eraIgJlW.ytr.fl around m£®Er.t be aaf.ly dispensed. with, so It ought not tinned sketebec of Hawthorn. •' Cto la lb* Old thing every morning! The gras, is get­ to’ba tempered with in th. Interests ofa Mmm at Concord. From tbs '-rtlmn.y.Cbrn.r' ting parched up, and-there 1. bo water Mrs. Stows dtscounei of W'ly-gtyfeg «ad party for; tha stock; and what is to be dociej— questionable expediency. As to the nec­ joiofc 4ad bow to <tt ost of botk vary (roec&lAato ike gardenere,|hey ary there won’t essity of upholding the TrttOaihlnlia I.r codylraauufy. -London Forty Years Ajo,be a pea to be Men, and the* vegetables integri^, there cannot potribly be a eon Lains John Seal's rroolkcltoca of remarkable will wither away. ' Do 'tufn me some-. BMC* ioompatent witness than the msa$ sveato, eecnrs. and peraoca to tU ktojl .b capital. -A Voaria Mootaoa- (s a wry «tertatotog paher for Tennessee. It will be moo that pvr. by Bon. EdwdhJ B. Xially. V. 8.JDtotnct the Senate’* Joint roKlodon In Mr. Pat- Attorasy .f Muataaa, Cirtoj, toa obrnrrMtona of mlnerk al Virginis sad otbfr loroon’* favor, has been tabled In the fald;mlaioc polato la tbe torn lory. Prof Agasai. ocatribates Mouse by k vote of 88 to 3L another graphic article on the Physical History oftbe VaUey of,the AmaMo. "Griffith GaonC .New HAMnornkc—ill U believed that to ooatiauod," fine p^ona are htralahcd by Hon. George G. Fogg, ,I«U MJolrtcr to James hu»rilX<^ril and Bayard Taylor. T1 CKlfOB A FIELDB. Pttblishvn. ' Bwitrerlmd, wilt be B‘ - -•- and arranges the window curUina, to that b>• ~ '*»•“ ‘ w-” .fa, W.W.i«i norturnal wanderer froui ibe rmvetnent, ean catch a glimM* of her budding beau­ ty when « aahfibiUtf This task ctynp'eted, ah. torus on the g»a,lo it* full, and Inrtitutes a general pearck .throughout the apartment, that nbo mav bo aura it doaaaot contain a toH-nbtofbogbmr^cr a “drtperato ruffian.* in bigwMik.r. and crisp black Bair. Carefully ^itb-h.r del­ icate litile &igars, ah. lifts the bad tai- i ance, peers Into place* wbaro even Tom /I «oo»i PRINTS in 1S| Cu. than Ito Imi u iDcromfd «tperirou, k sda» of (to waafe oOh* pdbb*. ntargwl foci »i«4 rosMto., aad astiUntory sacMSM' abrit ettabl. toe. t. dZ BpoeiAo premlass DaM?I Clark ■UK “udso More and Better For the .People'! , viju; r»r» ESTABLISH^ j • ' ■■ J. IBSk'iaA ‘ KDOKXB FXIXGLE. **»*’> M. »BBIET 0. B. BorfBU. that it was loyal during the'war. We fcney that its loyally was scarcely of.the •xuberant, boisterous kind—or It would not requlrp.ao ip.uoh arguojpul n»w. Empire Bhnttfe Rewinr MhvMtof.-' ,•. ’ Are nrtfer-to *|l Mtoo |hr ’ A»*XC»A0rtW FDBPDSBC —The Senate hse confirmed ihcnomlnatfewofGw. Wm. T. Sbwman to bo. LfiuteBant Geheral In the’United Slates army, and Ifesr Admiral DavW D. Porterto.be View Admiral. ^^Jj^stroncmMs or tEvttvtit, Kinta « *■ wii ' ws. POCKET MdJIWT KETOLVEH8. ; —Tbe Port nurbn’ Prirss declares its preference for Govamor this 6JI to be WARRANTED TO SUIT. nomination of Gov. Crape. ‘ —On Saturday, fur tba sistb lima du: 1 ring.th. Marion, Senator Doolittle pro­ tested that he had savsd Um Union Baft*' ' from aunihilaticn in Wiaoowain, and oom plained bitterly of Urn Use fegrrtltudo cl , ,fe". IML1W, mm*t * HMT. M. u, M. BIDES, rSU»A>>» �BTiW.3Rl«nr ’H SPOONER’S Ohills and Fever, READY 9ft THM RUG & Bocte' STORE Artnvoa OaeaaAt’iUfrte*, UMMftMMM. JdyttrWM. ' „h -frart efthr f->!b>«h>lid«»cHb*d « "Lj . So.. Cm... li' ,r,tbr'tinil»UMi fbr.thB j & OSg - - ' ■ 'n&srMirdi ■E W.-lCSfg; rm.* &’*>!« r£1 :». uafftns -• - 4.1^ ,: . ' in th«it hnu.lian ai ' other Store in town AND NO*MI8TUB MisUng of all the Popular PATENT Remittent Fever, ,Congestive Ohills, . itfSUAI. TAX SALES. > AASMtoo "Vi More and Better For the Mime Money lias st m 100 1W » M 100 ffi ■ fr-0'-» ADMINKTRATOIM MA tbe neUer *f<U Diarrhea, Dyseoteiy, :Su’B MEBKIIEi. _ Periodical H< K’iSi ’ ----------- --- ------------- ' Dumb Ague. is it .UJtV; S3§®3. SttEfi sa’itK;' he Detroit and Chicago Utt Prixt. Med, fitly EM rROCERIIj]S! PILLS. *.ak,-H4 OTUXUTOJAini BALE. IEAP AS TBE CHEAPEST/l For S*lc by all Druggists. ' PEKFUMERTW, - Wm. Spooner. & Co., FLAVOHING EXTRACTS, A Large Aumrttnm 6( ’ l.l-IfMI.Utt Intermittent Foyer, .Sl/i/ffi! Sstablished in bsj. 3BERTS & STHlKn, C Bilious Fever, i!h'h»s;a!i(ic ; f’ Wwv ’ na -12 * ** ’• 1» I h 8EVEX GREAT BLE8BJNGB Nashville, Tenn. 1 Travling Baskets Children Carriages FRUIT CANS, ' I HE DOZEN OR SINGLDCAN. KM It tt Pine Tree Tar. ku» «J1 w>4 L.wW)t« mnsg *H ■eaefUw TH1O1T ah'A LCRGi. u otTareUe L■ - --K »;uw<t • hrwltliy Klaas-VBp ROBERTS & STRIKE!. iMbrrnwAciaotatoa,-?-. •£ ,. REA1> WHAT MBS. WESCOTT HAYS. .■EHrXDAXD TnoVSASD OTHE&Sj^AT [E SILVER SKIRT! 0 Durable, ., More Elastic, „ Moro Graceful! Purify Your Blood kanatjUtpriaK jirdime R.rpertMni " ’ wTa. j ouijthr Impure tad | "" DR. CROOK’S- Vegetable Extract. tea post l-rowauraf Haalit. • ' , It rrmoree ill rrwyMtve dterew of Ihe .bin. t'kirra, Pisaplve. HbjWw* A-sHul-a. Korea. TrtUr, »w^.orw. a*lA IU.«sm>, McfU bsU. 4«.., c . ■ jd» ■RirKtni .vrWft it At4i»i.nn: avhahu, IHrhrrawayeHwtiea arf |>*la».«i<l buao •qaal bi twrinjM. ; i 1 ,... 7 h U , le Combination Sllror Slilrtl lJ?n,A**Tn "-W _*»* *1 OlVh o •■( S » «M" ' • fjsivk1 a 5- i/licariD£. | (AUMenpy.) KC.PRINni.Jt. TgUARDIAR’S'SAI.E, id. frnm their durability bad Bealntr*! •tiuc<| tu become , . j' i».*t w »• « n 100 *!• n ■„ v of* ■ V >’ U 15 1 11 juo IS * - Po«iiiTdf.Cti*«^ 1 tha nrrmUM berrinAtteT inscribed, oft MuoMy. lb. Id deyorVpWmtxt ibdC.aBuue'alMk.AK. 30 4 32 Barclay Street, SKW YOJUu’ ‘ • «mAt. >w’t VE0T-A< E B-PIf-l^S REMEDY. TNU»e^*ie ef EmDf. Werieo 1 H.. Afiina .«d RbmHJ H. Ncarloa. min.ira. JtotlM U hereby <n»» lUl i» purtnaace at lueuee aiid anil irilypl it I U SKUpunthsi A FAVORITE SKlftT! . 14. U h 1U® ud.0 1-rUMk OBw.U Hh Ulap at aaa^tfMy there ba.t.li ,l>.o pnv.rcl U>«pMltltH>eral>MMnM 1<0S4»L And it >• fartber Ordered, U*i **id paHiiarier . g.ra.ulkelu thapcreiuy iuunakd in e*i*W । .rf tha Msdeucy at Mid petiUoa. Md lU InrtM , thoMf.bv <aa*l»t » copy «I <W erder, to k« | oai&tU&rs.'iasd^BK twlul ^9' srssment of Railroail Steeki ?.U n Harry Cmiut' II. V. flailroad «!5E '__ Cn.. iu lurry I Thereupon, it l»<ndrT»<tb,lTl<vdBy,tte.tdlb •■<! itsl l!ir Bi»l «< iin U b»>4 ■ j £ug"E81a koSem • ci»k» ■■■:■■ i ■ sad all - t0BMwar «t4iia*fMi0f MtdCoarl, tbea 14 be hoU.4.11!» 1’rob.xrOdte.,tn the villein st H«- jvwWmA, Benzoin Elixi ‘.sSSVBEtr; stS=2^! “Haas. DBOUitlijN. IIIRBIET I. H. BorrMAS- « Wl M IM. 1 i sisiB :-s xia bs:s SB 1 M >0 IW'-VHI an . a u >00 1 u ■ie 1 m 10 >00 2 1* sa <a i«> i-w no u <n 100 1 M set ^c-aerak-.ioo 1 m & •Tti RK Iff n PATH." waste jsajg?- T7,'.r Af-7A'4' WAT€H/N\ 3 S IS Mi ssX’£r,s?«y .'tUBtfit' 11 —' ” jauin.^-M. J AMB8 ITBMIrAXM. 'SKSBkI. Ml, a.v' aieaT M*rnw, ™ Hl'FOB BIDES, BUJ® RAGS, ■■"'.. AtourMttUU • • t- A so*^fi.,Jaty U, IMS. COfrft • ” r �hoeb TBvre-ffiAR rom.Y. IBITE1‘irATE, 6Y®®t’lHgmyr,s FOB tuun,ir OJd Establishment I y AMW^W WIBBO Greater Inducements IO T B E COUNTRY TRADE Plaining & Matching. THAN EVER BEFORE, MACHINE SASH, DOOR L HARDWARE STORE Great Decline 1UKD MAXUTACy nine^wlha of tho land mg. lUUiahake purobared aawetty by th« aitnplaS). oaadon, for who wul/ h.,. tUugiii Jac ?«tal ant OODS, la ccatnun juatiea the Government WlKfa hav»given tarn reward to its U*o»d Yankee HARDWABE Ima-fcr ito bWAfooFLdTb.lnt‘e^ of humanity. When it culpably faXd to iaalst that the right of (reud>i*< to all loyM-Jnen ahould be this preccdeCtof for^Weneea to traitore It surrendcdall the moral and nearly all t^a legal power! It ptoaeeaed over the Rebel State*. It Hotions. SWKSe ittii aooae. of all kinds, and will be* sold nt Railroad Prices, Rebellion, and Um ddeader oi Rabetk-*- will be bah) at the Court Housetn the village of naaOnga on SalubUy tho Sth day ofAuguatlwt., at ooeo’clock P. M. < of said day. Each township will aend Union. Toe Ixsuaeiaaa Couvetiti<m had hroken no law, or if ttey had they Mfre.wlll ■ ing to bare tho eaar 0<^i4ged in the । courts. Hut tho nitre aa*picion of an ef' fort to obuin tbe franchlbe fur the blneke, peaceful a* it was, aroused tbe worst paaaiuot of Slavery, god, assured that tho Government would Out interfere, the ggrfitpfifuhuu JBirfttati. •ort, Nails, Stoves, WHITE GOODS, niaw^ftrBrand Cloths, Summer Cloths, \ GROCERIES. a.». bi j fftpyc Tire, SAP PASS, f wlthRMrPnuwwafa. •t.4i tosp ssourelly os band ssU to *al <-rrt .rd MATCllKD IXOOKtXU u. 99OT8 & 080S8* Cask Pjid ftr Cttor in.isneu*/ and* । Fir/ Lvatber - . 7 .. ‘ . j BICKET 4 PRRITItS. qtaUagK July «Clh. IsM. 11 Good Tea at one Dollar. jShelf Hardware, . ROPE, Ar n>. LHKW STORE »r Eu»®Dn a mm ■ Tss Rrenlsr osrl Xa. M. of F. sto A. »1 OARPETS, Mats, Rugs. &.c, &c. I. 0.1 Ths SMsUr n*«d Lo nar, Sc. m. *™ i| UretianlMick3** | R WbChT. ferifatstebrel Wall Paper, GLAD NEWS Farming'Tools of al! . kinds, DA1STS. omuaca, cither .. ...m.... I tni'ere IbeJRebel jtowot dominant. »nd th» loyal blocks -reduced to the condition of bcrfo, or aa tuuat evatinun lu demand their iirhas.- To the diagrace we esn itev- T I • ;<■ (a er yield; bev^r, never was the duty .of <oe*s0acwi working for dnivertal right* moeaaaenpl. U£i.i.'s«i'Eciric puis. Wo have tried a peliey whteh te»di»brih. «a» ItaiMpptr Bm .«IM Awf^ D ^■ttoss*. assurer igImi MmII, • red Um-nation; yt. hue made SbetMan Uic n> ere Lieutenant bfl llohi-l officer, it Um murdered tho Uni oh men ofL'uipmno; it haa nrovad to be the parent of reve | I olutljWi and death. Ix-t u« adopt the I true policy. L“t us eonibHe tho l# I principle* of Univerud Arthiasty and Im| partial »u!frage,-aad we cauUUb Peace. | Contiuow to divide them, and though «a may still eacape a war, we are ocruun of I continued trouble^__ la txtreto* aha Bf DvUHty «»J Upetraw HELL’S EXTERNAL REMEDY. Herewith wc place Ik-fore our reader* the rcawuu given by our RaproMutaU vo We print herewith from the New York In Congrem for hia vote reining hU aalory to 16000 a year, and at tbe name Umo Trib nut a a ooudenaed report of the late equalMng tho bounty due our gnllaut Rsmv-JuiuraoM Afanacaa in New Or-' aoldUra. Wa regret exceedingly that leant. The fait »peok Xorjtbemsalyea. TteJmii. ; eMr me,' iWS&KiT' ' .teflES. . Window Fixtures, ' . pLASS. U pL’TTY Al . Ind tbooden Warr C. WAIELEE, Bat tie Crook Mich. • HARNESS sprtteri SHOP cUl gathering a referring;to the J •poked Mayo* aond Mamaema a A Aera* oa trc. r. to s«res »o s.< SI, »»4 1 *U < ■*«»*•». aw. •'jtetos^ Allreae Co . »w»*lsbj , TtVUIUUT. 360 traf ftfiSsstriRSr IM1.ST KATF. I sr^l.g L«eA. to «Us Is tesrts | 1 M Parr, tloyi.t, «U KsoUret. Allens CBaatf iWvvfbjv jwIm *boat<« pre sere 11. U'eicar. FOg tULX-to acres eaere. It. la TUraap- ' and Will eall loudly on Cuagree, jefeo it Us had l*»n defc a loan of forty the. tlda canard. Me threw down Lb p u> prison, from w, relumed by the a< UTIMttlP ICECREAM GROCEY Tbe President say a “»axas«i>u»t La STORE. Al the Uteftnaaarw'irareeMai iTJ. W. fast K.<M 1», a«d» <’x! made odsoua,” and we hope Cungraaa will aet heaitale to comply with the raa•nnabla demand of tho people that tba Preasdaal’s worda aha!! be cirrMW to tho latter, and if pcrdter.ee Ute Pr^'dent should be implicated, then twtly tresscnahoald ba made odious, by the eoc- strabrbtout Doo pointed aa the set to publlah the lav N0 HUMBUG I tsM.Xrf.vx,^ lFK&> iito" •--------------- * k*u la UM rill.gv*! Alt JtSs «tore drerFlbsd tar.*’ ■!!! to »a!J Dirr?‘« Utjamev a. mtsexvy S.RMS leUM eipUJniu, 1 U>.C^U.et • * Omgrem the apb magnanimity, an. o' BreU. -4 r-blk - ' «®I«rtant_proof* ©•rewSwbeaei Swa». sst sp»a« til bears, ident te» dlsappol Ml baa^O ba pato wbaa paper* are lsl» fer | Xo man could be". - ataj)Mr, JobMob* pica on which bo' » .1 .to —- - r r*-,-1 Q "“‘:££ik a fust cujm ganxaax» icxcuam MOHg VALIMULE mx GOIJ) • SALOOBfX F« GEKTIMKX a*d «. MUI'S. Bryn ns Life Pills, puMirr rnc m oon. W?nm.A.® BRAXXB & O’DWYER. JOBHIRB AND BKTAltFM OF ------------------------------ B.0QQK. ELAIT3, ®A'PS, TUBS, MllllBtr, »< Sin, IlMlF, AT EASTERN A Soda Fountain ibe spirit of a atruog dais at ths and its Northern friend*, and that they are tbe reach’of a natluosl policy. We abonld attach little important* to * •ingle outbreak 'if there W*« ft**) to believe it waa d*a to local ciuaee, bul tlw conviction ia forced upon us that Naw Orkain moana tba. whole Sooth, a< Presidentially raennatrwet.ed, and ■ w* •teddwe to Hunk cf tbe fihare. ' K. \ Pl-.ICBS BO. &8 *»T MAI* RTL«tT. ItfUOM. MICH. t:ssL.i Groceries, I >'-• i < LAlffDS Ar* Yon Insured!'. , EftH hot. r4l U the lh*unm*« Ageaoy uf Gfca w.wtmm . 4±t£!i s, g . SALE. >• >— ASAM 8CIBPMM. ,U. ABBANGKMESRS*Qr«M lUpkbfc HaMingtSul „ Stem. 'fcWiiUS'SSALK. ■amr *r u. -uw of Cl**" r TKVBTO THS lit derewod that Vic* scribed the Devil 1 eembllEK an unite with lununirraUe gnup n^ryOiing • blood, n<> bonce, nvictims into I® P* i figure the PhlUde । � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-08-22.pdf d97223bb1d39d61a189817dd80a2643b PDF Text Text tOlHTRAE L'J VOL. XL HASTINGS, BABBY'COUNTY, HUGH.;'WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22,1868. JjatiiM' jBminai fiirrttart- y»ral art Statlnnu, vhteofmicsh rnitn-nm ard from the control of the Freedmen's ,,' c. uirLtT. ^rLt.r la all kin jraOBElTB A STK1KKK, A iu,Ih. Chief JwattceRuffl the i>ropoeed nee State and the late, The Chief JustW ia draw, tned Hlchlgau Ceatrwl Rnllrwssd. ".'t1*** «’«y tff ..Iw .1 by. Bpoakor Colfax, and of Gen. Logan's sjx»3?U?rtll’not bc'lSt to a Joint meeting of the respective bodud a general good time ta ontlclpA- on that nobler claw of our fellow dttrona of foreign birth who cannot consclentloualymakc the cause of freedom in no with that ser.'- praying IhUtba A Titrate That Wiu. ai Elbctbd.— barliariam In this. d.fws.iJ, SOW 01 Constitution of the | Tbe Illinois Republican State Ccnvshllon Trjtdftr abated. Admlnlwtratfon on on Wednesday nominated the following I stroog ticket:, For Congreasmsn at large, i vention was not a Jeglte n .tori V-totol nA » •— UCiBXLLA KM1XH, «J lendent of Public Instruction^ Hon. Naw-, I object ton Bateman; for State Treasurer, Gene­ to English tyranny as Ria to that of the South. • ral G. W; Smith. Iheeooesut BOUNTT MONEY! that which we had and tew. Uej^V^Sdwiffi Jf’“- ■TAri •»Mli HU UX vdl.rtofilaaUep, *3d .bow ba, why tb. prsysr Of th* petI U.UAYFORD, pXASK AlLEX. .•l.KimoS. F DRAKE. i.i: Our State Prison to rapidly recovering from the depletion of the war, and to likely soon to be in as crowded a condi­ tion m in anti-rebellion times. During ttifc three months ending August 1st, 87 prtoouen were received. wnmna act qf char amddeapoUa smarpaStm.'* 1100 additional bounty money to now So the President Is stabbed In the mau 3 nuu-cu io useeca, was, netoro tno outbreak of the war, a Douglas Demo­ houae of hi. friends. ftarry Pfa r i wmsaev*. MM Waste . ------------. , .__ wo “PF’*’ man. An the ft. tt WUMDLtRbad, the proceedings of the Bread in the halFamWn — Demifcrecy. Gan. ». stood upon the same provided no more theft 1100 bounty has sntnrorjf/ llty to unrepentant and in as Andrew Johnson, ISO additional bounty to due to all m declares, as be did In 16th at Chicago, that aoldicrawbo enlisted for three yean, 'A Judaa that has ktoeventian met at Philadelphia on the Hlh, GU^IWlAJi-S SALK, and aajoarneu adjourned on the 16m. 16th. AU . the lh ~ ~ ana ,7^, .... leading Rebels, Traitors and aneakaln the language, however : atrong^wlH find */toreSfir Z3 OUeetfcsp«Utto«, duly v.nfi»d land were there, In person or by repre- thousands to apptoud It In the party-rl of Albert E KoOCoardlaa si tbentoor d>Ildr«a wounda •entattvee. Doolittle the Wisconsin I whIch bo was so popukr a leader, a JO^UBOI Applications for above bounties may H-ya. pww „— ----- - —Johnson’s adcralgned, / denied. to condemned by the Union sot a — | policy Is F; 8HELD0N, for Uw beariaa ofasldpuiltoa, Hastings, Mich. Carotaj.—'Hia Republicans of the • at UW at MU AsoeMed. a»d si I Mtete.Brerequltownship of Hastings, will do well to 1 I eonn, thru to b» remember that their caucus for the | ibevfifsMefllsstlwre bCwky tka mlralon, and--wo believe that nlne-tenthl election ofjlelegates to the County Con- -—— -----— —» — ofJUridgaa. ----------- ______-----to told u UtoHtoUnn ———ton,n™d.,..„n.„WO<r him atolBjtoU,. House Hal), on Thursday at one o'clock. The Excubsiox.—Parties going tlHJ BOfifllW straight out Democratic, has been nj>pelnted as the second paper In thia State to I. to publish the lawn officially. The first > C BEET. «. C. PIUXDI.E Ml d.l^u.„. itomi. to«. I Si vertioer of Detroit, whose editor and pro­ prietor has elnco signed the call for a KOBE -•ETNA SEW P06DS Important onb and the people should be Kirowa Him.—General Butler at a so- s hi son of Massachusetts, who, after being imprisoned by him asa traitor was those to whose vslor and fidelity we are once to save their liven. The rebels to, b 3^1,r,b7'l7’'iP T?*1 “*kr about to bt rclcawd upon taking the i«Lb..d .to. ih.,. i. , , , , the btate too hot to hohl any Union man. oath of allegiance, nnd had actually the their resolutions declare: ‘•That treason l» an odious and infa­ the Union army, had remained lu the mous crime, Worthy of the severest pun- State in spite nf many thtuala until the ^llately after­ ] words such a"*anlrtt wa. mlnlfited'by Ian bad been defeated Uy the rebels with bteneut; that the leadera in — mtr . ■■ ■ .... a loss of forty thousand men. Believing have by their criminal conduct forfeited cherobeto that he felt It would be folly this canard, Monroe refused to sign, .11 toMl.tttotol tottoSia .nd iL.iik.AA a kz. I tn regain any longer . He leanietl of tho whipping of the soldiers from reliable followed thorn into the idoodv ranks <>f throw down his pen, and was taken back ixnona, with details of place and name. to prison, from which he was afterwards treason should only be again Bdmittrd bi Ho believes that within two mouths the released by the action of the authorities tbo privileges »f American sllisetu, spon greater part of tbo State wiU be unsafe a foil aod hearty ewpliaacr with the for any Union man and that ma! tltuden at Washington. moderate end rtatonehU lermt pretcrihol by Cvnyreti«» the propoeed cmmdment of uicu liven. XU ixnusviuc, DOSDCS mo election, the Charier stated that it should publish the names of merchants who vo­ the KU Clair county officials eloped on the Comtitittioa. "That we repudiate the demand of Abe ted the Union ticket, so that they might Sunday last with th<# Captain of a Tug Democratic party for the immediate and bo proscribed and ruined in business.— utiOKxlilioaal adrotosioa ‘■f rebel repre­ In the greater part of the State thl% proba« began steady, an d a known sentatives in Cuogrese; and hold that the scriutlon Union man can engage tn no kind bf bubefoie the arrival of the "cruel parent,’ people of the rebel Stotee ehoatd only be ■ vt.K — -------- -...I ndmilUd lo fucA repreerntation ufter they bate ei-mplied with the reaeonalle drmandi of the pretent Conyreee, and have elected men wbocao honestly take the teat oath. the Cabinet to right in attributing to pcotod baa yet begun ohly In some local­ Con&resatho spirit of concession and latelvtn robellfori are re admitted to a ities, Union men oil over the State ore magnanimity, and his letter to another repreeentatfon In Conyrras, the basis of jwo^aring to more to more congenial Important proof of how deeply the Pi*s representstfon should be so chsnged that Ident has disappointed the Union party. Union roljltera, who fought to preserve No man could better see bow step by the nation's life, should hive at teaat an tuns. r i-kisull. MASON A HAMUk, Ranee, I! KRS. Saw year. arti’.Syl Q 0. UULBKOOK. CATHARlsFfHEU’H- Shamktvi—The 9L I^uls Democrat I the 13th, la informed that in the cighborbood of Lexington, Ky., Immelatcly after the election had settled tbo Voica orAoa Solousb.—The Soldiers motion of rebel snpretnacy, six Union ,1.11.— to,.— »■■>, «w- uf. _U.l____ Couvet-lhi'n of Indians, representing nel- ».m.wnwww«w oj( rcoww ana■ to.. poiiUto) p...., to,. pptotoMtas ^5Ki^5ltn«re«£to3 iktl: H. COVE IteolHM rirsa to fnunisf. r»rrlrrd tad promptly *1- Ova Orvaow.—The Jaokson CTAren PORTLAND FIRE. Tira Rxroarroar.—It to alras a pleas- HARTFORD, CONN. PRICE! Inrtattng Mr. Seaton In the position of JACKSON, MICH^faction. yyw. L GOOD, One Shilling, Dog days are laiiiy upon us aud this is truly ttia sickly season. Do not be without a supply ofCOES DYSPEP­ SIA CURE lu the house. It cures cliol era morbus, cramp*, paitts end colie in either stomach orf bowels, is the only re­ medy ever^ diyrovurod tliat to a sore cure for dyspepsia, and Is a sptendii antidote for disorders occasioned by a ctuuigo of water or diet -, being prompt, harmless and certain in its action, we checrfuilv pup­ mend it to nil clsMva. i- I raedese* at LvniaJ kiUuat£t.'»rnt is.t Cols, and Alhii H.Urvad Stock., r-.e.. tsi.us 17 ,.«:r> Irt.OM rtSjWT A MOS wakemeld. scribed the Devil Ftoh W» will ataU hovew, lb.lOaot.Nnlu NEW 8TORE .»<,<TM»0 U. ■VEB.TT CHEAP AND UT VXLIW1TKD QUAKT1T118. By Portland Fire July 4 py EBlTb Elfgy beind >> I-"M Ail, on totSwreiA Our total GROCERY 1 NEW GOODS, 8HW BUILDING. w»4 NEW * FUCKS,»t •, . ' 1 ib, ie. lowran®*© CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. My Ice Cram Rooms .^sysi indsd •« ibrrw , .Imu, rtilai i CMo, Arlicte of ' K. M. MOBTON. eveMoadsullwnfrsruted to U« by lha I'rvbata poartfur Uw eousty ..f Harry Ad alate Of Mirbl- rated oftha world, it has been for ycars. 1 a magaxloe of thought, research snd ar- Cisan & Toha srJja'iSErKBwKtoftira; Au«u,iMl.B><>aso*deek IsUMBhenioeo^ii ll jKi. d^’1;‘’jsss=K,?ssfotjlii’Jisss. real salats, balMgteB loaaM>estateto wll: Tl HMtlaya,JalyHk,iaM. noHb-eut Mdrtar < r thr Kiutl.-uMquartrc-rT hecIMm Blsa (»). Io tewtfotutW sortfi ofK^e. to. re, —I ~mtelai»t forty scree of land. n. ••*>«' *fjl" *?S yrer.'tono ' sieeptlon to this rule, and ...___ . «... nMi'i/nri. are a little Dated.Jslj3,MH .. . toljrti Tbs steTs sals to hereby poeipooed Uidsy »f Ayws|y^iD. 1MS. S110 a'< Marble Shop. *1,500 Bottle Btupid these hot months, The Jtepoetlory tatoitod »IU rraimito. H. WKICIMT A’KE;.ri at law. PuUiebed by ilrrcncoca it fox, On- J.Al.Obto. i. BH. t W. WILEY. ' tteEEWCAHUMfou, ApMINWTKATOR S SALp. ; fi ttemailakofUw WlaleetUa'si'M. Diding r-witbool being ufa positive bsneUt to ths reader. £ o. 8C0TT. TJJMs&SttriWKi; DUrd *»d b<H<I<m ......... Iril^M it Net,'•3,834,304 20, *»tyrar(»«<)........ H from the brain of some writer whose ability la a guarantee, that you aye to en­ joy an intellectual treat, when your eye Grat rests upon the page. In opening the Lanrea' Refcmhtoat, <*>• <* found attest,loteltecteal, worthy of the rey.yasentoftlw able* end moat celti- i Jbia iriih prvmptsoM and MMilJ. wiia H. WaiMir Eaaja Good Merrimack Prints XV. JENNINGS DEMOREST, ae may, and especially If we find it fresh TERN FHIUIM *v A**uiW< JETNA Insurance Company. periodical la Uia ouualrr. L^TTCRB HEMA IKING VNCiJaUIED Io (biiTool OSee *1 BalhfL Cjunte Mlctilgaa. os Uh Bardell F Fortune XVm G XtCHAIX. AMD BKjAILEMS ,0» Ur oo»U«U>» bes "‘'•*°~rT/gS£FdlS0BcK. T-Easisr Creek. Valuable Fann for Bale. ■ fam eltMU. CWWtr I>. D. &Htor Tomb Stones, ■ ark h> lbs lbw ohtetr DnxlM. We eeopoBlhnr *A« literal stmraufrt TT snrZUt L BOPPlXa, . �HASTINGS BANNEB. SPECIAL NOTICES. priretolsarffA ran be forgivn't enjoy Philadelphia thing. Must end patriotic states® - \* Original Joftri. SaiintfrLXBi.fiftT^i, ta-das._____ AndyoUkreiwlguHs thirty-three: • Ne«Xsr fires. b-uaWJor. G.n. Custy.. Wpuld rathe! WTHT- vyy , b«’M» tail. ' Ue longer In that company.], ..... • Sylvestar Larned. BrotoerJK<>meyh is misunderstood. Rebels can alt in the I Convention, but Northern Copperheads fiftyjesra Wijlcoi y. Ws axn tpakiog ..biatury. - ffCyOJUUtSOJlTWlXAXPS^^^ Tried 'X'Xus; HASTQoc * InEW GOODS DRUG &, l yBuftu . Rpbmts &, 8^ To Suit the Times. .... g . . —. 'N SUGAR 12$ Cta. Decline, Id Prices, . ,n.., .lltQeT n_. : HBHfc SHU I L.r f. „ At iha Detroit ud a BOOTS ARD SHOES, CHEAP GROCERIESt CHEAP AS THE CflUPErf And Kindjj,^. , . nfi^oxnrd Etnicn, GROCERIES Travling Baskets TI3? TOP Children Carriages FRUIT CANS, Lyons Periodical Drops! BV THE DOZEN ORblXGUtn ‘■'.’’j./o. i. srtittnfe. ■oieiti a innti. GREAT RUSH'S CROCKERY ODDS THE SILVERSKIRTJ Moro Elastic, More Gnari' ACKLEYS i-'yx >• XlbMMtNU? ...... DeMrfcratfi earefotly abstained from talk­ Must inset the rebels aa brotbere, kiss ing, but iMohrtaly.did the eoiing: Rm- end forget, on a common platform, heal pIulioca and list ol dflagatM bad Usn up wuuade and that sort of thing under oommoD.natkmal dag. Don't bo skit­ tish. That's Christian spirit Let him O«1 Wllkoi U lima PiwWifliGeniiWiltair. - (Speerii prepared, cut and driedj Feel honored. Very importast Convention. .Very. Moattavportant .OpofiHVfi- filflfr.' foHastion of the CoMtltution. Bad a glorious war forage.tb^n, Flnialwd.riateMmmha Itgtaed to finialgamste w 1 th them. That’s our true object. Altar of the country.— Happy and harmonious union, (asst Naw Orlaana). Would rather not meet Vallandighsm, though. Bst if we meet bloody rabsk why »ut VaLf Can’t dietats to the great Philadelphia Cmvnntioo. Ix-t delegates do as they please.— Won’t amount to anything anyhow. Theodore Romeyn. Don't ass it in that light. Standby the call to which my name has been put. Won't meet any but supporters of tbe Government. No Vai. forms. QO Cyk, sf Niles. Raselved that our ___ a„r-H..___ ...a___ . Theodore Romeyn. True, National xreat'applause, '“not brains Committee InvilM every bod v to PhiUG-i hr 'ViVhn. Cool.)parties North and Shirts and . r. Slh&good Muscovado Sugttr for 81.00, 118 » And Everything' diss in the line of Drugs, • Paints, Medicines. Tie CaklutKi sum sum -arKIlmUditu* -i ■■ Utkoceritfs,. , Scliool Books, WS ft SIH 10. The Place to Buy S'* *: Gold $1.25 in Ku i ngs I ITS 'C A1TT £3 IKBAT 2 DRY GOODS r.W Kovo Durable, 'uSiix: High Prices Busted Up I BOTTOM OUT Tdt'C “Conic and' Sec,| is the largest ever ISCTSS? brought to this marl, & ‘W *- -’ HHH HTUT SEMiliP - Dr*> fWWlll For Doing Busimess, JJiueltaj). Maasses For the People! Great OUR STOCK AMttlUKO More .nud Better: „ K IB i -sjmC ./Established jj jjg ANTT’AT PRICES If it turns j ■ am nop<iUUoiBn,'.ip»l wm «m the mount­ r - M-jt j- t!i.' ’ shwiG ort>v>’ * *»«• ' Of Si1 Cease to be little, btrtbegrosL— self-Mcrifieiag jl.ui recrific. noTyour -Mr. Bresnan (somebody from some­' bread and butter, por your nroanacu.l Loot and Truth. where.) I’m hungry. Let’s go to dlu- Wbuia.tr.iu.rl jVd. tea UgJHrSt. HfiVWO JVST.PUBCHASID OUR GOODS, ass. ortbMJsff CoJ eared to VaLJfffia . Tbe chair (pen. Willcox.) Restrain no traitor at all. Illava talked Birred«■ And wUhlt. ,Ud I m your appetite. Walt for reports of com­ too lotty Thoiirtt you were eome-Bim WanoIAaapiinudda,, HN NEW YORK, SINCE THE what uuwsiructyd, and therefore talksd. , ' r Aad great ay friends vrltb cheerful mitted Col. McReynolds. Have something m ^"Jhe inject of this Cuoventiatf— to say now. But am as hungry as Sen- To tell OougruM that thsv arc had boys. frisn. Can hardly , sgy it therefore’ but Wretbent States cannot tocepl cuoaUluWhen of a retrorqwctlvo view can’t keep from saying iL Superior uooal amendment wiiKrafi putting stamp ItaA* of yean that long hare fienm, Willewg ought not to have talked about iff eternal infamy upon their brows — And look tbo chequered vfeto through, . With abada and sunshine • thickly lack of brains. Congress has brains Shame upon them if they swallow IL— enough, but lacks psiriotbtm. That’s Rather nut ooms io .at all. Introduce ■ _ strovrn. . . Altai’s the matter. Superior Willcox following rewoluti.mr Rreo|vcd, that We arc prepared to^ELL GOODS 'i , Even down to chlldhood’a'blltaftxl time, Northern Qipperheads should not be adaSwisewsaypir L^itSfafiukca —“ mittsd iota PhHadripbia GtmtmVioti.— • Thenepupto was finished sixteen muntbs ago. Tree But If they .re admittad, If. all tbe fiame. Cmtk ofKsW ABrigta. again. Rebels are law abiding good Aa Awy OfeelJlUwMfta Mfehigasfellows. Was the war for nothing? - Did u [*•<*< «i» more of Far aixtaen years you've been my wife, Agreed, flaffsttli wkh. we spend hundreds of tbuuunds of mill-, Itaretod, taring, faithful, true; ioqp (bi* ram). for nothing Jobnoon. fwMlwuaa- Bud i, kin Draft Rk. Vsllandigham. But a tbouvandVrilaumust be sustained. Representatives from rebel Btstm must be admitted. Con- ^hwnieuto’l keep me from brred-snd- CbmprlsM acre thin the’ natfdl SUck Twill ba but a fcvr years at bast, Eiss can’t make laws without them.— butler Gmvention. Would rather kiss end Kinds kept Ir.s: Cuunuy Store, and id ’ "Era will dissolve the tin so tender; bel Statee can’t be taxed till they are ■Valiandieham Ih.n in CoogrcM Johnson most be sustainMy eua Is sinking In the went;— 180<i M<CielfengreaimmaB|6i»;Aincr . Yaus has ant reached its midday ?d anyhow. Thad. Slavens says TennreOUR FACILITIES see members must be paid from 4th of im mHtaeet B.t Vai. pot bi. pl^k •" Spkmctar. March. Why war^they not admitted! into ■Chta.go platform. 'Cooldn’c gnlt. AnffWhenirt bat my art Uhld,— Tfou's what we have to settle, as Central »v a. under drradful neceMitv of Voting ytsncliel oil earth its blase, OommrUee at Washington tells us. 1 for Lincoln and Johnwn. ‘Would do I7k> gathering shades of death amid. feel-the-dinner .ball ring. But I haye th. Mme ugly thing again under MtrieeirOn you will beam its parting rays. ’ plenty mure talk in me; wUl let It out cumatancM. Radicalism . I. a bad thing. b?ry bad thing. * ARE EQUAL TO ANY IS TEE after dinner,- (Great Applause.) Committee oo reswuUoas oomss in Pmii' •Vtl- ’fine member of " STATE. THE CHEAT JEMALS BEUBDY Philadelphia Convention. ! deny lu— ’ ' and reports: ron- innBOvU-fuTTta. „ ' Hsa ncv^Mn ei^t^ b,. B y Raeolved, that Johnson must be aus­ Tu P Lamed. Conventions are , tainsd, and that tbe call for a Pblladelphis Cuhvenlion la a capital thing. Thai's good.things. After Philadelphia Con­ vention must blew the Slat. of Michigan Act* Ae tyiily Saltern Argue. July 1A’ with n B. B. State Convention. Adopted. Oor assortment ofImmures. —Mr. Editor:—Much has‘ Meeting dispersed in a hurry. CooSomebody mn«r« to appoint •> Com­ fates, asid ban^nfore, in thm State, to th.* mlttee to nominate persons fora John­ “’J"0™** Tb.End. • ■pw^sdiea of Foreign ■ Insurance Comps­ « e offer no further commsnla to-d*v. ' >cn State Cuntral Committee. —Detroit Rott ' , talcs, and at times a vigorous war has‘ Unsophisticated geutleihan Inquires been waged against them in our Leghb— Mr. Vnlhudigham, st last r.port,•ure. .^ut I think, that tbo prompt and। whether Russell's committee isn't a good liberal manner In which those comppnihs• enough Ooinmittee; was in the anta-rouiivofiW White ILki'm 1 Sylvester Larned. We ought to have have met lhel£ kfeUIllla. in this dty du’ our aay about iL' “We know no ifepubh- ...... LAIUC,— ’ cans here, -(true), and no Democrats But whM doubts thus* It will dime, and (plenty). Misery makes strange bed­ that right soon1 Bide your time, Mr. *atate nne cske dythin my invn knowledge And is sold at a reduction from former aa an illustraMt*:—A Matl.man died a fellows. . (Nods of asar-nt.) I have been Vallaudighani. ( with iDemociaCs before; Hava been nslyafe ntaeM Isws. will Cs fewM ’ ■ ' Prim."' •'Z-4U: cMtrsryta carefpHr foHed .round nrl, boith. with Hi. Wejdhro, from good authority, that . with Republicans before. Therefore let’s e propertv wa. ths University of Virginia is engaged in go to dinner. )«ft after peyiag tbe debts of tho estate. YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE, Comm it tee to appoint delegates ap- 1the intellectual labor of preparing a new Tbs property consisted M a Ax of land. Sera. Rusfitll won! go to dinner.— 1series of school books for Southern-Oiil- DOST KUL TO EX.Uf!yE Ottt' KTOCX. io which the virtuss of the “Con­ immittee reports, and report adopted. dren, ‘ [jUBlysnel rw‘’W?1!.:&¥S:. esuae. it. eoldiers, sute<m.fT. . ' CLL MeRcynuWs. Am apjxiinted-an federate" , A -1 . ■ >1 41 ^.14,__ . alternate, and wopld like to go, bulcan'L ‘die., are to bar duly celebrated and ev•inpliGcd. This is “my policy” in the ru­ Have busfnaaa at borne c swept ths land. She went to tba agent ■ ' On. WJIc,. l.k... <diments. — Anrnng the preparations In connect ­ mistakes bis position. Won’t make any . ion *. with the monster wigwam in Phila­ gsl cbim could .only be to tbo amount of difference whether he goes or nt>u On- delphia is a free luneh. This is intcudsd Ur inwrssl umU? hr rights dower, not •«»r the hungry Republtearts. more than MOO probably. He could Theodore Romeyn. 1 offer tbe foTow? Dot have been compelled to pay more.— old ladies fair maidens He merely said that his company never ing mdutioo: “Copperheads have no business In ths took advantage of sny legal exemption Philadelphia Coovention. If they have, from their UabnitiM ibere the party we haven't.” ' . •. Resolution seconded Sad discussion payment threatened. Sylvester Larned.. Now it's high time s O F THE " vtecn hundred dollars in h«r pocket. This to go to dinner. was th. HOME Insurance Company of ■ Going, gone. After dinner session. New Yort, - And this is not the military Col. McReynoida. Am willing to fnktthoe Qfs yjbfe liberality io the dealjin, .aninmnOro umm. . iuimmiu to IngSAf that Company with our citlzana. amalgsmsts, with three ■ who failed to support the Government, but not with . ' 8. C. rttiNDLE*AgiX"' those who opposed II (Strangs.) - \ ------- W------. Theodore IfeMseyn. Can't do iL— _ Hastings, Barry Co., Mfch.{, Was invited to» an atter^ainment with supporters of tbejGoyerntnooL .Won't THE B. B. VORTKATIOM. tiiV every on. that wants Boots snd SfMsa aaralpir«afe .Xltn 'jCapperbeads. Examin. Vur Stock, and-Ehi tte? party has met 200 strong, McReynolds. Don’t understand the aeaora sad spamtnrs and all. Among a gettlemsns coyness. Philadelphia Con­ crowd of Democrats there was a slight vention is expressly called tor the pur­ llBBAsa who Usffrnfi Sir tbs fin!,. w <t .priothtlkof fortritr Republicans. Tho pose of amalgamating with bloody rebels. wosld Ura Um apMoprUaly dall. WepiWfi • full short tariff '*repori of 'taw»p*«^n * »tata jm» B.i for Iba ’aecamidaUon of our resdare who ‘ iL Ul'RR.lU upon aconvsntion Stationery, <<.'-"tVall.Paper, r.voniTK ikiuti 2a£>ut -si 3 fHotfaffB, . T,ti . ” ' Cards, Card Board, . '"TZ: :7 &c„ fl Assessment »f Rallraai Slfick. ■1 r •= i5 s «s >-« ir ss Drawers -ws--‘S»' h ■&# «•<;•« re" AC<B<r«r twcuanaa: Cheap q For Cash - IStSJ ' Miura »rl>* BUSSELL & KEVINS SB. S1SRICT H “ta ’ rg»..... svleeted Bfiofik^in the Mar­ ls,t, of all kind, of Goods, usually kept in a Varivty ,vd..X j».»;Wro.r,r, imiHM, IlFtta, Store. 3F*rF3R.a WE SELL AT Uniform Prices, WSSBANTSD TOJBttX., «. HTFIH WT UYOLTEps. ****■*«« PQJTOIA .... ;.\ Jifrzjr (UJFjss,-jtiFK(liWC £/n.£s. WHXET W tre © MRS- HOFFIOAN, I preparing a nwJ. Ik-sUre of U* 0**"“ ‘•TUaklSH BA Ta’ g Ate. NOB! AB. HOODS,‘Ai. ta YqHtfUn lot few trors. BSISISKS JHP'SS'SS 12 FAIR PRICES Batovs, XegNWIK-. flitLw। St fit I ��POETBY. row the Old EstabGshment I Interests of humamly d^psod, &w a^aI yomv of the party, ifvest Astrid be found, to place to eomtoation » aandidate -ho is oppwU by a reepssuble minority on each grounds aa wo base indicated; "If Gov. Crapu should bo rs-nomiaated be will of eoorwe hose owe suppert— J AM NOW orradta The Bemecrwtte Fwy ssd tea ftdlaOeX. 1 -*^*3 so-rieud ear etuhUsbes-t to has, todeed,a large vote. It, dispatee three or bar States; tort U ia generally dstoated in them, and always In the Olb­ era. The reaaon is, that the Democratic' party 1. mersly a pMfcaeMt rvaodoi and BASH, DQ0B8 sad BUNDS, f LAI NINO AND MATCHING ORJQINTUtt LUMBIfr. AND rncKIBG MOLDING «> ANY HIX8 OB STYLE. . W> am prepared le.teratoh el abate esMse end ' , Great Decline tabme Om P«bbe CUt tteft Bteek ol ond will be gold at AddlegTraaaperiatloe; aa« vtesbte nataly at Iron, Nails, Stoves, Blcer o» S<»i« Btrevl, Ctettaag. BroadCloths, Summer Cloths, A Full Assortment ’ Tta Wases * Jlsalli Ca | fatey tflNsrkal MytaajeltaMW< tar awk, for g«n u IM UOLP er 81LTEB MEDauj, of GROCERIES. SAP PANS, Good Tea at one Dollar. Men a bsbbb. Av t-b VtfOX STORE ar 2WM1 & ffiftlin. CARPETS, ‘.S' Shelf Hardware. GLAD NEWS agB'o »•«»*. WHITE GOODS, i UftiKLL * NEVINM, Railroad Prices, tion of South Carolina and Georgia end Missisoippi, is to emancipate those SUtas troa tbs "Democracy" -kkk held its last CuevseliuM to Chicago, and which speaks now bj^the lips of Vallandigluun, DBJCH8KD and JOUTKD BlDtNlA Cm* Paid f^r Clrar Wkitroood and STOVE'PIPE, Pendleton, "Jack Rogers," Horatio Soy. mour, Garrett Davis, the Tammany ora­ Piot Loohrr h BICKET A PREWTIM. tors, and the members cf Congress who July UU, Ute. It . approve the Philadelphia call. That Democracy, Tammany Hall Itself, when­ ever it sunosedi, sucocwda byJibe ignorant vote. It was the alums of the city of New York that elected Horatio Seymour Governor in 1862, end (which gave MeQoIIm a local majority in 1804. A boI ish tbe slums to the whole country, and । you abolish the Democratic party. | It to very useless fully to suppoee that the spirit which has bwn so iong domiusut in oar polities is destroyed, it has DAIX1S. been routed by argument and the ballot ja one part of the country. In tbs oth­ er, it took up artna, end having been de­ fatted, will now betake itself there also to argument and the ballet; and it re­ mains far lbs iatclligewew and public vir­ tue and political faith of the country to hi t'brosic Cmm, and psrOewtaH, wtae Im­ —ee »r Oyltel DteUUy -ilk Nwv^> Pr^-accept the battle to this form alaoLand , pot trslion bM >OkM lhe complete the victory. The Democratic DELL’S TUNICTILLS, party could not save slavery nor lbs re­ bellion, but it can still strike a few blows •ad to gsearslly suAetoaL for ignorance and unequal rights. I: will not change Its name, and it cannot BELL^EXTERNAL REMEDY. change Its nature. In deference to Mr. Weed and bls friends at Philadelphia it may call Itself Union Demoqraik, or m! I. >11 kinds ef Nasally Oroeeries. 2 i.. ..r. sad a <»n»r«l •*”' * ut *. Tl'.o "•»«» P"fcl,e*^nsnstor«b<«—_ Notions. of all kinds, To educate the whole popula­ Itgcal gSfiny'ywlittM Jindoru. OODS, H.A GOODYEAR 4 CO Is gssHrsDyfevplepte lhe watoewf the peep!', position ot tbe .Democratic party to the elevation and ectaeaiion Jef the colored raoy." HARDWARE STORE TUAN EVER BETOllE. HARDWARE protest against progress and reform, and aa the poblia bptoioti -of the Northern States to educated and intelligent, it inajtoctively distrusts hod rejects dt.— Hence, jUso, the steady and uniform op­ A Republican Qmnty Convnnlion for (he porpena of ehocatag IMegstea to ths State and. Congreaatonal Convanttons, W1U bo bald al the Court Hoose tn the village of Htattngs on Saturday the Sflth । day of Auguat Inat-^i one o'clock P. M. I efetod day. Each townahlp wUlaend I ' ■ro'rnB COUNTRY TRADE BASH, DOOB A BLIND MASCFACTY In tta North, the DemocraUc party Is virtually dead M »' ookirolling forceto It ; . Greater Inducements MACHINE OXX. CLOTHS, ROPE, Mats, Rugs, &.c. p. DRAKE. M. I* . BRACE & ODWYHL JOBBERS AND BXTAIhtU *1 Farming Tools of all kinds, IHA’TS, CAlPg, mfl. All Ogman at Mr Ou Stand LASS. Gabatit IltnictD J’eicaa. DUTTY 80th, for lhe bene ' ton. By I MllUntfy aid Sira* Cto4, * Window Curtains, . AT at EASTERS PRICER. OHN ROUKBTS. — _..4 Hr J HO HUMBUG ! p C. WAIELEE c. BCBT, flyatosa, to BO’ B.ttl. Creek, Mich. J • XAITEX a BCBBOW.H. ________ -J r™.»«41ora HARNESS SHOP. LX)R HALK-eo arr-e so ess. I». Bad eo tow ——•— I/rctvbucan C republican otuct r, Follcii ! day afternoon, w! atituting C. G. Ill : Striker, N. BaDrl •ALL ARRANtjEMEXTOGrand Rapids A II«»tiar»8o<v Lee tbe Conn(y G 40 J 1 a! toeal. by kwSoUT. **T’*,yn*« *«od. esse ABsjsorUlaas (JDU tor vole* prim Apse am. JLWaram. PMT RATE fanwto, Urtos far sale ta terne U ABr«“ Democratic National; but it a’lll still be the Democratic party. The “Leal Rose vfSummer” is nothmg but ■ Ths Graves of Blarney" played slowly. Tbs party hb-cu’. ;onJ I po>lte the Conk ------------ -- all kinds may be' ; made to order. 1 of hie areB3'1 ncaUy flnl »n prices. Cali and Me a toe's ( rJ>. county and dptri, lion* publbbtol H ; In etatoection fith what we harebith- •rte-Uald on tbetjuesttofl of lhe ymf/ry of re nominating Governor Crapo, we subJVfrltowing from the lasliasoouf 1 b*£^rl°2’• jusflRirkriEH, and' may a5d~ that a virtuous brother President of the Phils delpbia Convention. Hut it to atill the orgsnind-resetion agaiast. the develop­ ment of the American doctrine of equal liberty. It will still flatter sod fiiwn up­ JONES 4 DRAKE, on lhe ignoranew of white foreigners, and petiJtanJ.w.t.cf Ptiblia hstrasUon a|d still despise and curb, if it caw, the aapirpjesibly the Secretary of State, would in ing Intelhgeuce of native Americana of our jadrment add'10,00 to lhe Republi­ every race. Its present opportunity is can majority^ and pevuru the electiuo of the Philadelphia Cuosauttua. It will ^uMEbimooe Radhw! Delegation to Con­ sleet the delegatee, aad coMtol tie polity, gress consumatina ^ b« mowtepraoet-j and, like the dextrose Aiecutiooer who ly desired. We' say, (hen, give us M* cut off the v letlm’s bead w> exquisitely that be did not know it until be moved, map-can be' found who h* been a •old!er su it wlH absorb with greedy politeness /im Ata i*s pn/«nty$ bqih m State mid those who have sought and tolled to con­ county nominations, and the reeult will trol the Union party m they likewise be a victory,vriQ.fBakn gUd th.- , sought and toiled to cootrul Abraham liehrtAof the friends of freedom from {he • Lincoln** administration. lake* to the gulf. llMbeweke wte*th« HastlTU-* Howe ning cf this we | ••trip the light fa i flying bouts wltif In-art « content SURGEON EATINS ANDHCECKAM DENTISTS, W GROCEY STORE, I ssfe'returti,\rtjuv n 1 to deal etmugvr I T;»rr. u|*>n the besdaoi lrZs~i perbesuls. \ th, tato hndtara Ware vve. rfX W. gun. GOLD! Mtato fllewt, Rnstimgs, X|«>fe. TUM MOUNTAIN <J» LIGHT OMAfEBICAL f FROTICTOR • DR. BICELOW USS’E.’Si*"-1 * ’■ ’ ____ L„ Don’t Fa»r Meeting on Mon. Are .Yon Insured 1 If not, call al the Insurance Agency cf | We trust every I =• ty will not fall • I GEO. W. WILUAM8, Kim Jonaeow Mswiscwa.-^peaking of the outburst of Rebel-julmvnn'a Over Roberta 4 Striker's Drug Stere. Where la* rnireae.ilta ever FOTP.TEtJt NJIUOMMIKt AU|D«DBKD sad WT?TO0C. BAND DOLI.ARM l> Cuh CcMUi «n Bento*. hr Uh Mtowta( etooaeh. raUauTted aoaVrZTuni mdignatluo that UNION MEN Jive to th* South, and the late attempt of the autboriiiaa at New Orleans to compel them to leave enderpain of death, ahd the bru­ tal murder of 800 loyal meg by the President's tools, the N. -Y. TrUawe to copying a lengthy article from the TYaur tiw spsski; v« oommend the word* to LVhctooNK FjtEtcn r*yg»T male A Soda Founia Groceries, <4EO. W. IVEY’S FEMALE WLLH . fc r .,77' ’----- - ‘ । under tne irj.ru. Mh^ axer toX'aaaa * Wijhto^-. <•«•• educators of the ? Wtoy»torts Bl, HaaUags. Mta._____________' |}. oflcr», and wb young woman w i becoming a tesrt | Young j-ertoo I themselves of sw wlieu Jtlsw.thli 1 they ah' tmflt b> • UMITKD BT1TTH AOCIDKNT CO, of WyrsewecN. Y^teb CefAMtanMO*. &JSKS TdA'SN OS UBJUIAL TERMS. t^rStetXeCX^Ldrr for;; s sale. *•« U»me. Sj.^J-ya^WV Krt .ia Kwban«r ------- a ■wviwe, Mita. wia v~«». ; tbe young men RWWAttWBLD.~— snerifleo of Ums b_., . Tcnrheni' InsUtu Asaads r >H b.M»»..n . wide awake and. jmtehias. OtoM, MiddlevUlc, Harry Ca, :uenl,and inter f --—-—— --• - - - FVsletaa se4 Bergves. Barry __ Dr. HARVSTS GOCDRN PILlA. ' calling. । School officer* I and usually act .clMnterr*’., if n >, to be pnwcuu Every eflbrt W! pn*of Heating* »ay come from* rendered bis adaslntotrstioo unpopular. What *•base Mva and known of this matter has left an enfisvorabto impression I •• u, M. jvJjm-L dk«r.U<» -d afK-1 tty. He appotoOM tbs present agent of .Diafiomuos. ' I On Hu That "I Editor uf this M| S4X.OOM eal* aaM Us sMselise of ALL nevesas wiekisg esyUlsg to moot DUTntfTWY | Cuoa.—Not b.RapnUton p<to In the State of CtoMwttak tadursM tbe fWU-' dalphia nvovenanA It wm to toto Seats . .ttoi PrwUsai made ths first attempt to f.nn Ms new pprtr. ; � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-08-29.pdf 24dd7b0f2e91c46ff504e062c9aeebe9 PDF Text Text “Liberty and Union—One and Inseparable. VOL. XI. jorat irt ’guttllaitMuj. official Th.r»‘.UVernal Illustrated by Map^ Diagrams ot Battle Fields, Sieges, Naval action and places of historic intereay It also contains a large number of flrfe steel plate portraits of prominent Generals and other dis­ tinguished person. connected with tho Conflict is destined ulrwad. ||VsSELLA XETlSSl, tallow.: been put forth. Hoback Giikelby may be act down os one of the best historians of the American Struggle that the times have yot produced. He is jxicullarly fe­ licitous in thia work, in the selection of language and the grouping of Incidents, Which shows his familiarity with the whole subject from the beginning to the •I .1. The reader should be' aware that thia history coven the ground of the whole conflict, and not merely the Incidents of battlo-flelds. It embraces the causes and consequences of tho great rebellion. 1 n treating of tlw, cauacs of our civil strife, Mr. Greeley fortifies the work with co- PRASIC A1J.KN ,lt«h»a pait nun. vftc ii promptly site fteUtfnlly «anfKi»esi" Mrtttsre messages and platforms, making It a his­ linn of WILD FLOWER tory offacto In place of arguments, thus I.elJ Honda rendering it the best and most complete history of the whole conflict yet written. We mention It as a matter worthy of dote that the dosl ng words of the second i.reonagc on Thursday evening Aug. 80th, for tho benefit of Rev. V.G. Boyn­ ton. By Order of Committee. r- Stork.—John Wulf Agent, has opened a furniture and upholstery store on State Street op­ posite the Court House. .Furniture of 'all kln.ls may bo found there, or will be made to order. The furniture Is smooth­ ly and neatly finished and sold nt luw prices. Call and tec IL V011N ROBERT.*, The first volume of “The American only be obtained by subscription of trav­ eling hffeuta. It la furnished at prices ranging from $4,60 to $7,60, according to the style of binding. Mr. W. E. Ixinklxo of Perry, Shinwoasc County, la general agent for Michigan. CHANCERY ORDER, NOTICE. toadl.t." rim of ba»t coumtt. "c UHWI.EY. I. NO. 18. HASTINGS, BABRY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 29, 1866. rr or manGAS. JW mm dto In compliance with a' request cootainI in ths 2d Section of a Joint Resolution of Coogrees, “to enable the people of the L'nilrd Btates to participnta in the advautagrsof the Universal Exhibition st yy (HIKING OXEN FOR HALE—Tbs .nUeribiParis In 1F07," approved July 6th, 18GS, tbs approprlsliea luedr. I do hereby invito “the patriotic people Mr. De Yoe I.M applisd MbmIT faithtaly la year of this Stale In assist In the proper repreMntaUiwi al said exhibition of the GUARDIAN'S SALE. Itatidiwork ul our artinns, knd tho prolif­ ic sources of material wraith with which F. M. MORTON. the productions of agriculture, manufac­ ture, or the fine prts. 1 also Invite at­ tention to tbe subjoined circular from J. C. Derby Esq., U S. Grn’l Agent, [Paris Universal Exhibition] No. 5 Spruce St. N.Y. to whom • applicants ahosild bo made, without loss of time, for the ad­ mission uf articles to said exhibition. Printed forms and regulatiutis will KduMuo, Mleb. bo forwarded to exhibitors upon applica­ tion to Mr. Derby. Equalized lloua'ire and Increased Fen. Henry d’Ali^fiy, the commissioner for < Michigan, is n»w in Buxton, where he will remain during the pr«ent month, | and communications addrrswd to him I snuuld-be t» car# uf Horatio Bigelow L-... No. <•.. nr, 1 Esq. GO t'-.,.. City Exchange, II. B>i llxsar 11. Cssro, nnugiug. .n UaildiapN^Y. nd fur Barry eownlr, Comnlaiaaai'a Soltcilor WLtMt. tras copy. Atlng I jslyStsY __________ MtcMgiO. 1 *h bltbe*tti<Mar NOTICE ■rcUMcrhtowUS la to (I) MTU or raost M’7,! 11 rrraion oflhr doatr of Emily E DrcUr M wte^ Tbo Paris Exhibition appropriation bill having passed Guigress we are now obliged to prepare and forward our for­ mal and final plans sod catalogues to the KNAITEN A BUKROWb, Imperia! C>mniission without delay. The extended lime for sending in these plans has already expired. You will —Hon. L. O. Ma.oii, of Muskegon, therefore pirate send Immediately, de­ tailed iuf.irniation about al! the srtirlis w ill probably be the Democratic candi­ from your Slate, yhich you wish t>» ex­ date fur Congress in this DistricL So soya the Ntwt. —The Ionia Gettllt states Unbelief that John C. Dexter, the newly re ap­ 'Group? we wish to kuowethe exact wall pointed Receiver <>f tbo Ionia l-aiid OQke, —spore and !!■•••» spore t» I* occupied by ' is a Republican of the most straigbttureach class, stated separably with as lunch detail as possible; state also the I —The iL-puMicana pf t’nluo County I proposed manner of exhibiting tho arti- | ' (111.) have krmally requested therr cles in the varhnis finises, -whether in ,State Senator, Hon. D. K. Green, to re-1 their cases ot on the floors, tables, walls, •ign, be having presided over the recrat or sbeltrs<nd what amount of each will J<4m«»o Conventiun st Springfield. MuLnoLLAXD ajid 41O.L P. Conn, who will call upon our citizens and give them /llEPUiiLrcAN Caucus.—The Hastings a chance to'ixxaaca^themselvcs of a copy EICRRUWH, Republican caucus was held on Thun- Of this valuable work. I Cwansellan st Law, Solicit- | day afternoon, which organized by call[Th# (ijllowlng has been handed In >r publication not by the Heretaryof atitutlbg C. G. Ilortrook Secretary. D. ! Striker, N. Halley, A. Ryerson and J. J M. Nevins were appointed delegates to amusing than instructive. Sub. Ed.] ; the County Convention. length width and height of every machine or4arlicir*, stating the srnunut of motive l*ur»uant to a cull signed by several of NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ere will do well to cbiwrvc the calls for the "unterrtfled," tho Democracy of county and district nominating Conven- Plugtown met in convention to the num­ end belting, also pUiia uf - f-undntii-n LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED ber of sixteen, at 2 P. M. Aug. 3, IWW, where these may be necessary. It wilj Huns pubilabwl in this issue. and urgnnlxad by calling Hun. 8. E. be Impost!ble fur us l>> ■ place ihcso >tia- Austin Richard F Ingles Mr Mike • [ ./Tnrju: will de n social dance at tho Peaalon to the chair and appointing D. cljinr* un our -plans without this infur­ Brown Miae Adlna Ickes Mr David 11 Hastings House Hall on Thursday cve- Zcrter Secretary. (This last appoint­ mation, or tu innko calculations imd er­ Brown Miss Lydia A Johnson Leun dor P rs igemoats tor the necreotry sbsfting-aitd Canfield Russell C Johnson Mbs A E - ' ning of this week, where those who ment was made that the army might be Cushman C Seth Laughlin Robert 8 | “trip tbo light fnntsstlc” can “chase Ute represented in tho convention.) Sec. mullve power. Tho information about Cole Mm Elisabeth Miller Milon CAUWALLAJiEF., Ibis latter Group is wanted fitati.fall, . i flying horns with glowing feet," to their declined to serve, saying that ho could and should be forwarded as soon as obt 1 table. ' Newton Daniel Denison MrB iTvaidcnt should make out the miuutca Make.no allowance in any of your Dennis Mr J Ottati Mine Mellen C. PR1NDLK. I ,, r,.— . ■ Ox Hu Travels.—Ceo. M. Dewey, and D. Zerter should make hie mark Dufiay AB J>!r- of Probate. Notary Publie. Convey-| of thia paper left, on Tuesday of thereto. Preston J A around the articles, as that is on our , Foster DnvldS The President announced that the club plans. It is desired that the information ! Fuller Mton Emmi Rooky Mr Wn *r. and Tar Aset.I. At-. Insnr.MCW Arrnl wv rA- n ftvtn* trtti tlirouch the —__ ar» Gay Mr Edwin 8 furnished in response to this circular .'ray Mn Sarah should be correct, definite and final, and Hull htrHontte tint Journey and all sorts of pleasure, a Walien Levi you are urgently requested lu apply fur Holbrook HB 2 safe return, rejuvenated and invigorated, G. HOLBROOK. Youngs Mrs Julia no more specs than you can certainly and Hubbard Leverett to deal stronger blows and mors wf them Wilkes Booth and the D—1, be appolnt- creditably fill, fur our room ia.limited. YaarOb’t Bnrv\ nroiuptl* to loirs in Caarl A Committee consisting of C. 0. Ward, Don’t Foboet the AnnaM School R. J. GRANT. P. «■ C. O. N. Tractor, and tho President, was Meeting on Monday next g 11. COOK. appointed to present resolutions. Adattachment The Circuit Court fur the County of lourncfl till evening. TeAehcn* Instltnte T P. M. came to order, when the fol­ Barry. u»t every teacher l^Borry Coun­ lowing resolutions were read and adopt­ Isrwi Keltoxx ty will not fail to attend the Institute ed. JiBMCiKnH JOUS NICHAEt which is tube held in Haatlngs.comKesolved; That the Principles of tho mendng at 1 P. M. September 10th.— The opi-artunity of being for a few dayii under the Instruction of some or the best Resolved; That It ia not expedient to denounce Northern soldiers so hounds, murderers, cutthroat*, hirelings, and To Taxvxixas.—Pleasure seekers Ibis 1, .nd wMd> »° ' __ Intention of ‘ •minions of a tyrant,” as mjjfchaa it was, year should bear in mind that there Isa £ W l»tC«EA. becoming a teacher can afford to lose. great deal of sickuras being caused by a 'Young persons who will not avail change of water and climate. Before lea­ Resolved; That it was tho Democratic tliemscl ves of such a means of UtodplUsc GUARDIAN’S SALE. party and ndt Andy Johnson that got ving borne provide a bottle olUOK‘8 DYS PEPSI A CURE, it is an excellent anti­ drunk March 4th, 1865. l - obb. sad (Horn W. Cummluji. Ml daairou. of self-culture. They wlU R.«lvsd; That the Prml-Unt, In on- dote , ( prevention la always belter than eInn xJho.tsksroCyxi-.s. tbstbyel Aus i-irclv take no real Intercut In the cul­ ud salbure.y tented U ms br lb. for lb. eoOnty of I ture mid improvement of other*. Bui Democracy, h.-a pro rm that 1 win .ell orcsase BOUNTY MONEY! NEW POODS! GUARDIANS SALE. ratLUPt " & U IESTLEY Good Merrimack Printa I " One ANDREW J BOWSE, Datad AnrutKtb, IMS. «ng»C GUARDIAN’S SALE. . NEW\STORE VEH’S- CHEAP INUNtnOTED J M r Estate Ueajsatla IJwrto*. STA n or UICHIOAX. O-Ug t-fBurrj. M. GROCERY 1 KEW iOOODB, NEW tIUlLDTNG. aM NEW PRICES, u 3. EL WHIJIWS. ' CHICAGO CNDAMOLD. My Ice Cram Rooms koncB. Cigran * Tobacco SSrt $1,500 JE ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. yy>t. Hsaolved; Th4 the seceaalcn of tho Bouthem Slates was a great tom to the Democracy, and we are glad to get them nr. any terms which they may pro- ^MOS WAKEFIELD, xJUnS- 0 0. SCOTT, aware of these facts, pubUcwn TAM • oqu*L hut that a Democrat «100 addition*! bounty money la now A RlfcVKB GALVANIZING £trtrjsnr«r-.t provided no more than $100 bOunty baa already bean received. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. ri™* tam u»»«« D—i.W-als*. *•* JSgESAtffliJnwi. * jJ&A.BWUtXET, Ateiai H. HBIGHT 1 Hornet .nd counsellor sndSoliaioria ChABcary, maker *. Jeweler. srtSttSiir**- aYLaw, D.SZSTKB. Bmnury. wounds AppUoatlona ft* above boimMea Bte B^Tbemad. toibi tmdareiOMi, B. N. SHELDON, Haattcga, Mich- -hterofihahW John Bell, of uses Jneonamtion with ,tb« Solars' and Sailors’National Asyistn. n«i«expeot- Valuable Farm for Sale. �BARLOW, £ & GR. HA8TDCG3 BAHHEB. JlisitlTanp! ARB RBWARED TO BITH.T HURRAH >« ru au> uo u,„ •WITH On the tala!, Hou. Angus C*m«r«u ap­ peared for tho prosecation sad ‘•Brick” Romer-iy, by particular request, fur the little and think less. defense, under whoso instructions tbo They imagine they discourse of a won­ loimg Indy presented a bill as follow*: der indeed, when they spmk of the fair w hita CMrprt woven l»r Umught tn walk To rest«( parlor for «MrfcIa£*.10 so upon, of tbs rags that fluttered un the Tu saaiMUMiary satraby plstaUff.....,! ,...M buck «>f the brggar yesterday. Sul there ia auinslbliig more w.mderful Mill. When »o I.mJi at th* hundred , sod fifty-two imlo b<a<M, •omewbat •ha­ ded with tbs touch of inky fingers, that ciMupoic the printer's “case"—uulaclcss, except the clicking of the typ~s, a* on* by one they lake thvir pluoes In the growing ItHea—we thiuk we hav* found the marvel of the art. Wo thiuk bujv many fanciea in frag CASH STORE ESTABLISHMENT' THE HASTINGS ' NEW GOODS drug a. book store roocxjjntsi OF ALL KIND. Established AND AT PRICES Suit the Times. PRINTS FOR 12J Ou. More and Better -G O O :© g F|»r fbo same Money, in, their line, then any* other Store in tuw0, GOOD BROWN SUGAR ISj Cu. IN-NEW YORK, SINCE THE anD no mistake Great Decline. In Prices, Now be pick* up the scattered element* imtil bt, hold* in his baud n alanxa of "Urey’s Elegy;" nr a monody ui>>n Grime** **Ai! buttoned up before," Now he ‘■•et" a puppy miming" and now m1nuBfarge number of tbesa farnwholds the case is now widely diflermi; th* Sewing Machine, generally tbo Gs-vas A Baku, occupies an honored place m thofalnil v sitlina-nuim, and accomplishes running d-.»n and a strain of sluquenai ■n ___ .latir..! iimrvhca into line letter by letter. We searnmetsM. Il i* in » •vn*. •*’/ taucy that wecau tell the dilfurenco by those esm*appreciate who have known hearing of the ear. but peihap* not. what it Is to Sts all the household gnr The ly pea that laid nt a wedding jnmrat* bv band, the family friend. It ia terdsy atmouncu a burial tu morrow— looked upon with eyea of real affecli'm. p*.|hapa the self-same letters. The interior i/s country bmiw, nt this They are tins eleineiita to make a world season «< the year, ia •* ................... of— those ty pea are n World with *on>«— be imagined; nnd U i* mad. thing lit it ** lieautiful a* spring, a* rich aa summer, and a* grand aa autumn Howera that frost cannot wilt, fruit that shall noon, upon a bright, rapid. ing Gauvaa A> Baks*, will accomplish ^✓Tbe newspaper hm become the log­ more than could be d-no Ly a weary hand book ■■! I he age, it tell* at what rale the working almost into midnight. It will world ia running; we canuul Cud our ri-ck-dbing without it. True, tbs green grocer may. bundle up -.<i_ _in nor ___ _i__. _ ... a pound ..r of _ candle* last ____ <-xpre*>*d tlx night*, but it la only aiming tu bale usre, x-.uictliing that la dune limo* innu- 1865. th. MTEST MEDICINES. n-e. Ch.»ir.K F„.u Oll.,r.r. »O.,,,4 arf 3 prepared to SELL GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP After the old man had retired to re*t, they would bang a abret ant of th* win­ dow. which was quite a distance from the ground and the Iwau would »cUe hold of the «herl, and with the assistance ofliis Isdy hive, who tugged lustily at the .beet shove, would thua gain rntraner. But II m> happened that one evening the girls hung tbo vbret rather earl), fiir the old gentleman, by some III wind. w«* blown round the corner, and, spying the •hert, could not Conioelure the meaning • ■Fita l>eing there lie look hold sudro- OUR STOCK GROCERIES! CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. And Kind* of GROCERIES A Large Assortment of Travling Baskets OUR FACILITIES Children Carriages For Doing Busimess, FRUIT CANS, Lyon's Periodical Drops! ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN BY THE DOZEN OlfSINGLE CAN. HIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY STATE. FOR IRREGULARITIES. Uasilags.-Nsy *,!*«. BOIEtTt & ITBIIEl. CROCKERY is the largest ever brought to this mart, OREAT RUSH oF EVV THE SILVER SKIRT! ODDS Moro Durable, Moro Graceful! ACKLEY’S This; w. sincerely kfUare, and |b* opinion ia corroborated by /the highest authorities In the community, is the Ganvxa it Ban® Machine making the cele­ brated -Gruver A Baker" stick, th* only stitch, as fsr as we know, elaati^tn be adapted to nil kinds oTfami- ground. Sometimes th* editor has the liappmca* of knowing that be ba* defend ed the right, exposed the wrong, prolrctrd tbi Weak; that he has given utterance I to a aeuliiusnt that ba* cheered *>imeUdy** solitary boor, made Bumeb<*ly ^Tbe peculiar qualities of the Grover happier, kindled a smile upon a »nd lace. State were endtled to govern It. even if there was but enough uftbrtn tn manage He may meet with that ernUmeflt tbo Slate machinery, flow does thia many yean, after it may bate lost all contrast with the arbitrary appointment charm* of it* paternity, but he (eel* af­ of a Military Dictator fur Ixiuhdana. fection 6-r it. He welcome* Il na a long OLD LADIES & FAIR MAIDENS and without any of th« vexation* delay* absent child- Hr read* it aa for tbr first In rewinding, fastening. and finishing, lime, and winder* if, |<>r bn lu,» changed wbich are common to other machine*, since lliril. Perhaps be anild not give and which occupy e« much lime, and teranor t it tbo svnlin treat* so much material. It make* a I would n«it if he ami beautiful, smooth, rlaatlo »m up-m doth . Il seems arsina Ilk* like the vvoice nfhl* former or cambric, which yisws when it i* mash­ aril calling tu Ila parent*, and there ia ed or stretched wUimut breaking, and in *»nstbing mournful in ita lone, lie be­ Which every stitch is an firmly lorM gin* tn think — to•Vetnembef why hr that the seam Can be cut nf between cvery half d-ut^gu stitches wUbout impairing ibsattontlto Hl.T r f Testltnonial letters, from ladies and housekeepers al! Over th*.country, speak imltediy uf the beauty and superior rln»- '5ra ©AJTO EB ! BOTTOM OUT DRY GOODS SWTO & SHOES, The Place to Buy Shirts and Drawers Cheap q High Prices Busted Up 8 lbs.good Muscovado Sugar for §1.00, And Everything rise in the tine of Drugs, amts, Medicines. Oils. Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, Curds, Card Board, very thing at the same Jit.miahingly LOW FIGURES. For Cash RUSSELL & NEVINS, months bcm curting a young lady.— UBs men grew j-a|ou* uf each other, ami e*k«tnite to win the g'rl to consent b> a marriage But «b« m-uld nut druids wbich-t" bate. Sunday night of last weak, tbr two mrn were sitting <m the ~V^ areaa maker*, tbo Grover it Ba­ p<irchtajking will! <h« girl, when « di— ilor la tho <mly an itsWe machine}.Illa pii)r an.se brlwren them a took wM thr tbs only mm dut will acmxnpli.h umfactorily, and with an .immense saving ,4 tint*, all tho »Uln tawing. MlteHng. and 1851 ARE SELLING For the. People! Con.UtUC erf ersoee- N>* a moment <.f\lim* mold he aShrded fiw the gratification ofany »i<i>ple fancy, even in ornamental needle­ work, aiL to lhe last moment, and fsr in­ to Saturday night, was exhausted in the necessities of the plalnut work upon lit­ tle epnms, frock*, and .drawers, and the inevitable weekly eollectioa of family in Roberts &. Strisu dr. [lEtOLUH, BIFLES uanally kept In a Variety ' Store. F*r IbsUaitrtBtale* frreiae. ate* POCKET and DE1.T MEVOLVEBK. WE SELL AT ■1UICT u. n. uorrmi Former It Aaaoctel* Phriieiaa with AT. M II, ia Uw lirMs» 1»L •» l» !*. r.laseWr^boU-yT>*t*rjl»JW.'<*<K We bate one uf lbs beat •elected 8t>**k* in the Mar­ ket, of. II kinds of Goods, WARRANTED TO SUffr WEATINO PISTOLS. Uniform Prices, RBSUfCtONS ss �a? .3 STATE TAI LANDS. pipjraS! stanor jucinoAX,' «.* of Rarry**boMaa at tbo Probst* OBoe. ”“iU ’llfoge it llaotlugs. oa Moodoy. tbo Ud day of Joly is the year one tkeusaud sight hand rod nod rixty-oix. Promt, & C.‘ l*rUdle. Judge of ProUte. la the manor of tbc IfoteloofJersatlab H.Gwaog sst1? SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS •TJrtga'aa&staxve! READY RELIEF. ■ aril Teal eclair deeetibed In eaM petition. lumped to aril reit^rstale described ia said pollTl.orro|»o« Il iaOnJerod.TI.BlTuro«lsv, th. lib ay of tfeptoKbor next: atV O'daek io the foreTb«re«rot>. It is ordered that Turodsr, ihoMtb ooo. bo aaoigned for tbo bearingof said peiitioo day of Aeguat. -OOXt al » a'eUck la tbo foread tho bam at law awl all aakaa sassEfS-iSi^fSsKa^i aj 1865. I£T THE AFFLICTED READ I rndoK'N EGETA-BIoE 8-PH-L-S REMEDY. Potitlvely Curei. Benzoin Elixir, ch ia Healing. ooelhinr ami t-leasanl. I expectorant. lA.«as all |ililegin, so. .th SPOONER’S J7i CURE if/ (j Chills and Fever, CUAliOIAN'S SALE < S Bilious Fever, THE WT NO bOMf C'N/NG-. /yi. ; X § Intermittent Fever, S w fotlowin* deeortbod Real Katala. bo Worth bSf of the Xorth-woot quar srtbwral quarter. of Wootton two(l) a (Ik Marti of range seven Ij' h sixty serve of ths Last Self. of Xs nor,of booUmi three (Ik In town two rupMrn |y | wool, befog to tbo h . Maeve sad III ! I Remittent Fever, ;g ] < Congestive Chills, g Anti-Fever IBreura Boros a : br I>rogjristt. CftOOKTlANt PREVENTIVE TO HIVE CHILDREH. AGUE Diarrheai Dysenteiy, Pine Tree Tar. u a well earned notoriety ft curing all luofibo TH1OAT *ad LCHGr Periodical Headache, Dumb Agee. iSCSI Purify Your Blood ho m i Spring Modlrino for purifying U DR. CROOK'S Vegetable Extract. Bi J! For Sale by all Druggists. Wm. SrooKiA & (5)., Nashville, Tcxxn. �“ MOKE TElTH THAN POETRY.” ETNA HASTINGS BANNER Cswsty Cwnventlww. . ‘ PORTLAND FIRE. .Plaining & Matching A Convention will be held at the J Court House in the village of Hustings on Saturday the 22d day of September, 1888, at eleven o’clock A. M., for tbo ]iur]«J*e of nominating Republican candhiatss for county ofllcers for the Courtty of Barry. Each Township in mid County will be entitled to four Delegwtaa in mid Convention. 11 At; V r.l WHIl.ll 1 , LEANDER J.APHAM, J. W. SACKETT, Dated Hastings, Au*. 25,1808. Thc several towns composing tho 1st Representative Diatrict of Barry County are requested to send Delegates to a Oon- Hastings on the 15th day of September next, at one o’clock P. M. for the purpose of nominating * candidate to Represent the District In the State legislature.— j i Riflk: The Constitution of the United IStates and ths laws made in pursuance I thereof era the supreme Iqw of the land, anything m the Constitution or laws uf 1 any Stets to thw ounlrary notwithstand­ { ing. All lbs powers u»l conferred by lh« Cimslituliun utx.n the General Gov­ ernment now prohibited by it to tbs States are reserved to the States or the deople thsreuf, and among the righto thus reserved tu the States is the right to pre­ scribe qualificalioas for the elective Innchtee therein, which right Congress can­ not in tertore with. Nu State or conven­ tion of States baa the right to withdraw from the Union, or to exclude, throogb thsir action in Coogrem or otherwise, any Stale or States from the Union. Tbs union of these States la perpetual. SirlK Such amendments lu the Conslltulioo of the United States may be made by the people thereof as Uiey may deem expedient, but only lu the mode pointed out by its resolution, and pro­ posing such amendments, whether by Uo»gres-.or by a Convention, and in rati­ fying the same, all the States ufthe Union bare an equsl and an Indefeasible right tu JETNA .V.1CHLVE Insurance Company. mnrroitn. conn. SASH, DOOR * BLIND MAB'CFACTY iiarizi HARDWARE STORE tiral axi H. A. GOODYEAR 4 CO HARDWARE of all kinds, LO 88 Railroad Prices, By Portland Fire July Th* total .mount rm.red >».’ f“>• A Republican District Convention for the 2.1 Representative District of Barry County will be hold at the house of Caro’clock P. M. on the last Saturday of September, for the purpose of nomina­ ting a candidate to Represent the Dis­ trict in the State Legislature. Each Town is entitled to four Delegates. R. JONES, 1 A. ELLIOTT, J Cbmmfftee f? Iron, Nails, Stoves, Union should receive In common with all their inhabitanla equal protective in eve­ ry right of person and property. . Eiyhl/i: While we regard as'utterly Invalid, and never to be assumed or mad* of binding forte, any obligation incurred or undertaken in making war against the United Slates, we {told the debt of the nation to be sacred and inviolable, and we proclaim oor purpose in discharging this, as in performing all other national obligations, to maintain unimpaired and unitnpeaehed the honor and the faith of The Republican County Convention to select delegates to the State and Con­ gressional Conventions convened at the Court House in Hastings, on Saturday tart, at one o'clock I*. M. Tho Conven­ tion organised by electing Geo. Thomas President. and II Wright Secretary. ATatA; It is the duty of the National N. Bally, A. Elliot and L. Lapham were appointed a committee on credcn- Government to recognize tho services of the Federal soldiers and sailors in tbs “■steal jurI ch med by meeting promptly and fully all their just and righuul.claima fur the services they have rendered the nation, and by extending to those of them who have survived, end tu ths widows The report of the committee was ac­ and ori'baes uf those who have fallen, the cepted and the committee discharged. moot generous and considerate care. J. F. Emory. H. Mallory and J. Rog­ Ttnlk-. lu Andrew Johnson, President ers were appointed tellers. of the United Stales, a ho in his great of­ Balloting* were had, resulting in ths fice has proved »tesdf**t in bin devotion solectiun of the following delegatus: to the Constitution, the law gaud in taresto To the State Convention, D. Striker, of his country, unmoved by persecutions H. Wright R. Jones, and A. EfltoL and undsaerved reproach, haviug faith To the Oongreaalonal Convention, J. A. Sweeney, I. Messer, L. Durkee, A. principles of the Government, we recog­ Ryereon, H. Wright, Geo. Thomas, and nize a Chief Magistrate worthy of the A. C. Town. cation and eq nil to the grtat crisis upon which hie lot it cast, and we tender to him in the discharge uf Id* high and reapoueible duties uur profound respect, and assurance uf ucr cordial and sincere support. adoption uf the foregoing Declaration uf Tbo following ia the mouse produced Principles it was found that Ute rea«liug of the seventh one had been omitted by by ths pains sod labors of the Philadel­ accident, and thia fact was announced by phia Coavenlics). Senator Duoiiule. It was then read and adopted, with great applause and unanimity. The Declaration of Principles was then adopted with enthusiastic cheers. pointed to prepare resolutions and an ad­ dress, 1 hare to state ibaL after a very SswsUD axd Wxanr-The Buffalo Ercareful and elaborate consideration oft he prai, commenting ot^pr. Weed's recrot same, lasting all day and part of the night, we have agreed upon the same. I threat against the Radical members of beglssv. to report the following Declar- Congress from this State, says: ‘-Tblsdselarrtloa of war upon men who lion of Principles, adopted unsnlmonsly by the CommiUee, which the Secretary are acting and thinking honestly, and in uf this Convention will read; and also an strict conformity with the political educa­ Address to tbs People of the Country, tion they have received from Seward and which will be read by the Hon. Mr. Ray­ Weed for the lest twenty year* finds no justification in conaiatauey, justice or mood uf New York." [Applause.] The Secretary then proceeded to read good faith. The radicalism with which the Dedaratioo of Principles, each one of Congress stands charged is a branch of the root that these gentleman planted in wbiah was loudly applauded. The last on. which indorses the Presi­ thia Stats long ago, and which they have dent, was greeted with prolonged cheer­ weltered and nursed, until it overshad­ tag, In which both Ute. audience and dele­ owed the State and gained supremacy in SAP PANS, •ICItET & PRENTISS. Button. J»ly «th. MCA UNION STORE nr It IBUBTDB & num. FOR SL E Shelf Hardware. GLAD NEWS A IMRTKOYfD FARM sf M « A mite* from Middleville. m> the I ROPE, MA Farming Tools of all kinds, IHAM. Hllllney and Slrav Ces4\ ■ pAINTS, Battle Creek, BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS. U. WRJUUT. AU’y st Law. NiMtovilta FiR RALC-t K of* ( v »«IM> < i* tows si U.psj per****. M. WlIUItT pHlHALZ-S wjg-f wcitosw to Rst^red. AT EASTERN PRICES. AND WOODEN WARE. Tomb Stones, N>nic Cto««. X*4 **rttcMl*«lT w or Urnitat TMillly wtta-Jkn«i bi •Bv'ttd Uis iftar, BELL’S TMNIC PILIA In extreme esses at DabUlty ud tapotooe* BELL’S EXTERNAL REMEDY. HARNESS SHOP. i fires Htnuftk tv the Organs, w I restore Umsi to tkstr normal aom > i-uopUet of >00 pern, an Mm lgB*4s*sLe«tareaMVasliM to I tree, Tea Mto repaired to JUBVXBAU,. . ... 8bto«> O«re te tas Cowrt Bos- w«l> B.#*Dir*LL*DK^i JONES & DRAKE, SURGEON DENTISTS, o.o^TssB-srtrr”1” ' ON VULCANITE RUBBER BAS1 EATIII AIKICECIEAM SAitOdli GROCEY STORE. At lbs tela fondtsr* Ysre-resa of J. W. Met- VALUABLE IBAN G0U>1 DR. BICEL0W r, to I., wX voice. AeommUU Are You Insured! If not, call at the Insurance Agency of GEO. W. WILLIAMS, gatee united. The Declaration ia aa follows: Over Huberts it Striker’s Drug Store. Wlxrs I* rwiroto*teil <nar FODRTRRg MilUOWAHinRXBVNDRRD uta FIFTY THOt. Tbs National Union Convention, now ^xlm to address IL J™’ For Uf wM Bpfirectoto U.e ■am' earnest end eloqwl gMU national que DELICACIES and KARRITIES MMMSUS IU, et *•* •14,000,000. Soda Fountain toUon^T. D. GUbe-l waa received a few | adrnftfotUOM CAJN^Z^XES, 23? A Cocaxosovs Poetaaraa.—Tbo ed- ' I toe of the Kansas City Journal of Com­ A never IsUioj Remedy will b* tmad to mrm breaks forth Into this vigorous ed­ itorial paragraph: “We hwvs boso bold­ Dr. HARVEY’S FEMALE P1LIA ing on, with hope* to the PreeidoM du­ ring the ps« siz months. Ha »""t change—ws must. We have boon roconstructed, and from this time forward tbs Jeurwaf rf CoMtm will act in C*x>c»rt with tbs Congress of' the United ttald is bcxto.costa.auj *i.y fui* Price St. States, a tody representing the Union Dr. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS. ssotimoutof this country. Whenever the President shows a disposition to go with tbs greet Union perty ef the -Repub­ Prire fire DoUarepwl lic we will give him an earnest support. RISKS TAKEN ON LIBERAL ‘Ith* TrRY BrsT “* tarre. wteiek << *“* JtliV rael'nrt* U*ranguc«“ every I loyal ux>n UniU-ta Rte now t»de"^j ■a»srj (HU HJ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-09-05.pdf f5d3f18bb8dc295f22d73aaedd130201 PDF Text Text Etir'P^XNB^ voL-^’ -ipum IKK 19. .. r BA* i-> '• , H.t: k.Uaof MU»4»s«mI* ■ - -••■- WE---------p UEST4 A HTU1KEH. ,, in drv.-r. wvdldne., paMt Ul» J „,.. . i.. iBrnentlao.paraligeaea. aya» (HMHOIANV ULK ■ ■<-;;L-h:“,-K”V5^.'KSISS Momm A Hntnlla CahlnetQr^, lirrrcot *l} tea, adapted to ,rored ..ic, fu«»*n t0 g6iC mn-tet or HU.VFJI MEHALK, or roi. awarded tbroo. IlhuttatedC.^1__ Addro.a, MA80S A HAML1X, Monroe N lilMTIlEa.SJ.awr.as. ZJf . Pnnate A J. W. Paneton aro ArowULk e of throe Organ*. In Ban/ Coo^y. “ an, h circular' artfing a~ Nftto 4Cortventir,n at Philadelphia, on the 14th )UmL. in which 1 era raqueated by you as Prmfrfm^nf the Unldn National Club at ■ regular taroung* of Uulliigi Lodge 51.01 F. and A. U., are bold M Uaaon- JX"»3K'ASft?iSW'u>-I weCMUer. DU* 'ptnmlaeo bnrotaiStar S» wdar Mateotor, U» Mb 4ax - olQotober , , »l om o’clock In Um afternoon. ill tight! llrtvbod teterort of said uimT, in te the Mowing SMsrlbTO U»4 ly*< tai ria a«M sneau and Jitote. .*».»» l, Tbo . b-oa.t qaartcr, cf the a-alb-crot qoarWr-uT iter cnetiBg* of Oranges Hie Lodge ‘ , .' HUJE ALI*> ... £.. May »>tb. I'M MJ14' BRACE & CXDWYER * M'S. CATS, Ililltoery and Straw Geod*, J.lCKRO.f, .HICH. 1 t/THE New Brick Blockton Uro corner ' of State Mid JvlTeroon e*ttact« U rapidly • approaching completion. It U three rtnrice high, the front wall being 48 feet. 'Jjlie brick-work wm <wn>ti<atcd on Sat■-artsy. It ban elegant structure, am! । an ornament U»41ietowu.^ TBusikebs Cjia.xoe.-B will gratify ' the nuny warm friend. <ff (i.-ll. Kuril, ’ former proprietor of d»o HMtlngn Houss, , to learn Uial he has ro-purehmrod that stand and will Lake porovrwion on the ' ilrat of October. .Mr. K. pays *h,'>Oe, for ' the property- I I* «t|MteIto retire from I | the firm of Robltr-on, High Iman A CK]>reaaod views of thia pa)>er, they may । •“> “°t '<1 favurof inviting unhung trait 1 abi«d r^ir.teatu u» la* act down m the private views c< tbe i °rs into loyal convention*. I would ------ . > . . Sen. Ko. I b“re lhetn accept Uro .National aimati->n .Below we append a notice from the I “ tendered them by Gxtgrero in the Detroit roar, of Uro several candldstis Adept ion of the amandnront to the Coo<th. TaamtlrrVw»r»>er», li..«pila! I nominated by Uro Convention. The 1 8"'1, <Wr loyatorby a fcrrirro. rodst«r», eV , are . nt Hied to iW UM an rottuoSnro. alas ttetr W W F.twduUoka adopted are rrn-n ed to an-' eT';d'’r °7d*f,c* to t »v w»* aa n oarila sr pjem other ironelh,J “rc •‘Jtnitkd to front sexto in the wW'tdne a of auld* era or (oUaro barlu. -n» namlMUaa ot Ow. Cn>M vu I “"“f® »r “*• sadar Uttws y .enrol’age.^am rnlltlaj exjnefednnd demanded by the public । '*'*■ hJtruit or retponviMHy tn thagovsentiment of thn State, no low than by I cntaient. Rebel* should ba w'illing to party usage. The record of the Govern- ‘ come in on probation and occupy back **~ *~~~l. 1 *c*te- I am for pulling upon guarJ loy • **iwwt?rbc 1 k'10'"Uvt- -e daarr*‘in* OfAltbUN-S SALE. PHILLIPS niU^eU'i^WMi t^iunaiot, the' l-*taud upon the platform of tiro Na Gen. Dwight Ha nominee for Lira Governor, ta- HiinM I nion Convention of 1864. which well known, both san and a aol- xaa’triumphantly ratified by the loyal diet of urLmbcw^I r^<c*or* °*tb*State* not io raballjco.—u the YebalUntt bsv£----------------------.___ 1 “w •'-’“"MtMW fr'roHaM’»“ one of tha n*»4 to enter the field oh C.inl.ln I.W..'>.1 *»*« .TO. kl. proty Mig •Mero aS errn Juated •' Octebd-IK jWI’xebel* conquered. To that party 1 M JLdeut0DAnt.b4dngAi.dto thro* principle* I adbers. Thd«i» Drarmcr.—Hon. ‘Atrenx } We have a Natinnnf-i'titod Eaecutfve " October*! O”".1?*1!* «WJ"e jertRlucpsir 7 BLair, U the Republican nominee for Kaprnenntallvc ’tea ^Oj<Tii» h uh the S'fsjtH; Good Merrimack Prints One Shilling, GUAKDUirS SALE, j&wsrsiirasifiirt: year, the present 1ns«u>bpne » anrlU»drawn fr-xn. before the air venduu. und ex-Gov Blair was nominateI by aedamutlou.. Goodj-fpr tiro TJjipL ■ 5ol.ro to hereby given that In punia Tkaan M twAwrtty gnaud u me by U YAiiro, ' ■ •>■ • . U I*. ALEXANDER. GUARDIAN'S SALE ma!ter of lb* rotateuf tlbarle* JI. >ia*r l.<.< al K. KiMppcn. Blinovs . .« I errbv given that In pnronancVyf II auih..nty grsnted tn aw. byJh«rr^, i'U m «u «. . . ’&'.St'lKEui _ ■> ....1 Miner. Ivo pronraUt his last bron fthe war. Of Hillsdale neefbr'fiUXh Treawrar, la now l.lenUn- rod TK.te.lR.pfc-ugi'Vte^Wyf.t.eto. ant Governor of’ the- State, and fa well ib» MrM’aaB iyrt'Ol g»fi*r*T1y. ‘asi'dlkea** T. w. r...,11 k»u tuaawa;. JJf} rUdfiaro The Repreaentadvo Convention ftA* |Jeju j^nj. D. l-ritciiard, of Allraan, ro<«4 tar <kte parpcMa. a*d adllilBg rorpa* thU district ,wna. iwdd ,at Grand Ilapfda I nomlneu (at Comniiraionm of UreHtate ilMir aMroey. Local, -loga.t »t h. arok* 4. on the £Sth. lion. A. Williams, Jif dVdSTravaTry August TJt, 18fl2,n*» Ionia, wm elected prenldant, Hoe. Pfctdl JJI.lent WorSVovanibdrftL 1804, ad EATIKTG SALOON 4 '*■ ■" . A.WD GltOCERY I ««.bta^n* BnuiMk-a St WHFHH.B'a, irl< | Sl^SP.rN noasoLn. ry Hannak, of Traverao City, and J. A. was teevetted 10. Uag^ ud Has Elumm t. fUkabta, of Kellaad [ SwmrnS/. *llarry, vies president^ and , I J edge B. A. Harlan, of KcjM, 4nd/. ffTgraEfft ofllecr was ■wonbyM’Vira aad Naa. Sakab Jaaaar,•TElaek kirar. | Belknap,of Mqntcalm. secretaries. i ecrrlee. 2 Miab.. SSwtoCa phew, . -- „ < । rbe-eunt-MiUon wtedbtiO’®*1 harmo-! utn. Wm.L- FV>figbton, of St Joseph, b CaalMiM. M|wM*Mrt.aH.^T R»»y8t»j>B-aI nfous In 1U action. ■am Rooms gnuisaUou completed, lh»n.*K’W. jte tXxnna Li.mt. Colonel of Uaa ry rt calrtal th* hotnlmitlon for Coronas nth 4,^^- (>cu>ber 11,1*61, wan c.mi1,v aoblomUon an<f wtthoiit» dtaaenUpg sOMloncd Colonel April J, VC, «Ud ws» vol^nCXmlttee wm dlrpMrtwlUlWtrvetttd Brighter i^eral ^wstj, the NaUonal Hotel informing him of the jn-tlon of tiieJ'convention ud Inviting S«3t“ carpet and eloquent manner, on the NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. u, u,,}- fig aithbclorily -1 AT geutameiBof expaitenee, culture and । lion. tollan.1. D. Gilbert, of O^cRy, WfW ws. received a few <Uyn Mnoe, In which ullikA iii In »s411 3 jj NOTICE. grSMHIroa».by miPTOMHa uHrainrv'Aie. •wr, la taa aewaah.g ef Frol k>i J®§>Vr.ST,}a-ro«-. coinww- »4fro ■ *** 'fcah .T1AIIA1AITHSI ,WU1AI .voodxwr® «T .whwh a inawi JHI JKVS.-.WTO i nonwgr'^kromw �r^J^FsTATE TAX LANDS. meet with tb^approbation of the entire enmmktM upon foreign affidra, and a ___ 3pis(zUanj. Ae I turned to gtT’UW'of the store, I JLT before wm my schoolmate, and whose last composition was given roe to correct, th. verb bo wm spoiled •■boo"—but ah* laws, bfl« were uuwintog tosMqma^ad JmtawfcMur pelrvtf boot* for oefli to important changee m the majority re­ “SSgSSSE? port sugguta without more mature deliberallontoan can now b« given to the "mM7ofi^Moom«aE2Lofihre?MQa^ of the koventi which led to.tl ent neutrality. ed, our owb . those of other_____ _____ ... three examjMliaM. nd MrapMiaOM Is the eoodfcsion that. tbe'XUtute of J818 -to founded upon tn oppofltt wl unsound 0. D. SPAULDING’S •ff „»tf*L,YWO FOB rn OLD AMD LOXO niQ) EST•THE ABLISHMENT ।' HASTINGS ,... CASH STORE! ■ (, J .ersiislMwffi 4« Ini Of Congres. what charges ar. doc.-rr. vtosble. Tbe House, Lowerer, aewms fl have thought Rhett to act upcu the ndl t ter at once, and the bill reported by Gets. Banka io oonoectiott with hie report wm i|ty, vanity, all ie ‘ WUrity."—ZTeew ntly ' s . ■ : . -ft. nuLi£A5 ni.u. X * " a^at- pw£isr'' Established AMrcufXQ More and Better For,the People! €t O © © g ritUOB FOB IX Cu. —A New York firm heee publiebed a , Britain will not ba Iftsolved from three' claims. Any change in the laws will af­ fect the future but not the past, and tbe claim* that the I'nited State* make against Great Briteitagr*. for J^maricea ships dostroywvy British rAwl* Id violation of. the English statute of neutrality, the for. eigu enlMrusnt act of 1619, which elms to have bceh'cbtctod upon the model ofr our o«. slatolaoof 1818. While our govcrnmaM enforpnd the statutes of 1794 and 1797 vpon. thp demand of Great . Britain, our enemy,- againsl tbe French,our friends, aud in 1817 a/d 1818 en. Lyon’s Periodical Drops! CROCKERY is the largest ever brought to this mart, A irw.Urea linen Awake aad Walking, ' The Portsmouth (N. HA Journal says 4bat John Seaver ot that place, for a witger of 9500. commenced co Tuesday walking 100 miles in a* many consecu­ tive huora. How hewM affected is thus • o^r Wednesday afternoon, nt tbe do** of tbe first M hours; be memed weary and felt ■ Mroiyor dispoeMtm ' to elwp than be afterwards rxpcriabofd. This was driven of,bet the etTurt produced a eevorv tedlehe, which tpothturd daring rsmaiipqg.idey*M;iXj». Tbufaday be sTtflroessr, tatwis-so ^ascitod that be, would sit down without napping. ' 1M-'. T GROCERIES! 1 WIMER, ft, SWXS, DfEE GOODS GROCERIES Travling Baskets Children Carriages FRUli1 CANS, BY THE DOZEN Oil SINGLE CAS. 0.1. IPAUUIIS. ROBERTS & STRIKER. GREAT RUSH T W°POODS THE SILVER SKIRT! Moro Durable, More Elaatie, Moro Graceful! 8Ihs.good Muscovado Sugar for 81.00, And Everything etee in tbe line of Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, ■ -x Card Board, &.C., &<k, o°oi CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Gold $1-25 in Has ings ! ■&&& Gxr tsi‘” ■ And •TerJ'lhin« all}” »•«« Mtonlehingh LOW FIGUBES. »M’i nut to Can at 4..< Awtsnral of Railroad Stork. ^OTtCK Mibytojt a*"" ttX hrS*WT0C*u’a* »r«o"u lu.lrvte Nxt tWO. R. V. Itailroad Campsat. hu lealati L I. AHLETI. XL'OUTE 1‘MXGIX of • Urg» mOImms. ha ratisod wHm Mina ° -nldid Botraarw fro* tha tidtataai that eM«nd foraae«aidays." sordid, brutal, Inaawl iodiSsrenl to what la d ForriX0MUlriM,U « land bM kept vigil far______ _________ the real of tbe world 1f Im generally alept. Wemnnot affirm that It has alept fcr America, tret we agree with him tut the *f*3 •tt*,lcd By"EuropAn, * " ' DR. HARUIET H. H. HOFFRM- We have one of the Vert edMtad Stools J»Ae¥e^ ^^^^pyitaxcgacrt-KgRs of ofGoMa, •«*»/ JK'E«*L«EII, (IFHt, i- * V«r**5T. w■wwauiua •-luUMhalt U. a, r. M. MRS HOFFMAN, > « «-CallM Stale* Itoretac Abo L» prspariag a BoAUkaltoe of tS« O* POCKKT *M HELT MrtDLTEfck. , "TURKISH BATH. I a half of ml, made tote a dock, Kaj-rt*Uj aprlicabta la Milui Ar Qfiwlon, " EMIL AfXEltK. JaJiSar Utnm High Prices Busted Up! flx-arse? BOTTOM OUT loss ol valuable British pweeMie th* precuasor of other calamiihM repott dobM with tbe folloktUg j to the spirit of our republican 1£ the Mtagoaiara existing beVMtt and oppression in any form or si Aww— The Institetion* end traditroci Bmerfaan people compel ay*psl tbe humblest of the human fan*#] etruggUBg for liberty/ ‘Tbri# Ba For tbe sameMucey, in their line, than ,r>y And Kinde of ACKLEY’S Mil; ? . . . . Hfe.tot T* TbMe diibiueementa' do not iodude aahrle. of State officera, Supreme and Qrcult Judges, allowance* of Board of State Auditor*, Coroner*, feea, wolf boon• tiM, and other item*. Th. Interact on the Primary School. Fund for th. yrer, and the Somt-esaual IntereM cu the State debt, Having been paid, It Is safe to atnte that the nrreani bslarw will be Irea . - yrr • it I <■ I v ’U ’-••isrerem than that ofany tnmth for the remaiadiw W dJAire SHB BSATS d the financial yaM, which suds Nov.», 1865. OLD/LAillES A,FAIR MAIDENS out own Cpuntr* voder obligato the seYvi-BS of tboiiadfids of actfee ere and brave fighter*,. 1 At the Detroit and Chicago l/*t P-kv*. For Doing Busimess, and igWured W statute law orisTl?, and British ships, with British armament and • British crews, were al lowed to depart from and refit at British porta in every part of the world, wntH the Atowlcan morchact flag di»app<tareJ--Lom the seas. Our conduct in reference to the recent movement* ofllie Fenians was in accord­ ance wiilPtW 'own laws and previous policy, and not in retaliation fur tbe treat­ ment wa had .spericneod from England. Our conduct In this case was belter than SALES. ash sihtHn'tj OonsUUnc of an the Popj* PATENT MEDICINES. ■* ■ Ctamlrau. |..|,U Great Decline. In Prices, —The Bos toe Trmueriyi et^geeta that Andrew JohiMcn, tike Andrew Jackson, *1*17 ef n Plctnre. bed now better be styled tbe •'Hero of ' A painter oom wanted a picture of Io- New Orleans." noccnce, and drew the likeness of a child —Tbe consequcncea of the Rebel vieat prayer. Tbe little topplicaat wm, tory In New Orleans were not dlflkwlt to kneeling beside bis mother; the palms of predict Does It need to be told that his uplifted hands were reverently press­ wide-spread sporehowaioe baa beau crea­ ed together, hie roey cheek spoke of ted among all the Pofoe men living la a health, and Ms mild blue eye wm up­ minority at the Booth under Rebels arm­ turned with the expreaeluD of davodoa ed with the Prasident'a late telegram!— and peace. The portrait of yonag Ru­ We have news that within three daya OUR I'ACTUTIES pert was much prised by the painter, wince the riouboucMdeof UoiMletaUue who hu* it up on biaaudy wall, and call- left N«w Orleaks, warned awy by tbs Mssaaina of tbe 30th, while in Mobile the persecution of loyal men has recommenc­ tbe^pTcture hung there. He had often ed. Aeotbar spent of the Freedmen's sad dvspepUe cat**, fowa Mrt few. ta toolbar' If what I have now a*.J will toad aaj J,r.p<r"c thought of painting a counterpart,—tbe Boreau, not the first c< the last victim of pictore of guilt,—but bad not found tbe the absurd and dovillah haired of thooe ARE EQUAL TO ANY ZJV TEE or a<rr»a« i.nlU la a aero roandy, J ebeD bar* doo* mor pod. 1 rrnala, gratlaou*. rssptctopportunity. At last be effected hi* pur­ who are atriring forever in vain against STATE: fullj yaarv: LB, L X. SOUTMMWH. pose by pay ing * viail to a nrigbbo ring the march of tbe dvlluer, has been mur­ gad.' On tbe damp floor of bis cell ley dered hi Louisians. Merdera will not a w re tailed culprit, named Randall, hear- cease till we remove tbe stone of sacrllly iroMd. Wasted wm his.body, and THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY hollo* his eye; rie« wm visible in hi. Tun Bran Fibascws.—Th. Lansing .sc*. The painter locoeeded admirably, FOR IRREGGLARmER Republican alate* that tbtt balance in tbe and tbe portrait of young Rupert and Suit TreMury on the lat,of August vu Randall were hong side by aide, for •Jn♦&S0.I73JM. The bsl»ce oc the 1st of nocmoa" and “GuilL” But who wm ' April wm ♦500,790 88. Bine that young Rupert and who was Randsltl— MKARMI c“^ --------------- 1<-1 *|Mr<l r m»] crrx»: AJari the two were one. Old Randall following baa*' •irxlionj »aj .. was young Rupert led astray by bad Ta QaarUnaaaUr wsa-j.-; companions, and ending bio life tn the KtaM School In damp and ahataeftd dunyott^ t 8pain» tax 1865- OUR STOCK recommend and ehetrarnge peaoeand peaceful measures, wo<aball fell below our treepMfttao M AxpUfttictl power if wo dunot plaarourMives In a condition where we can etiicientiy protect our rights, even if we ifi Awe obliged to apjieal * In rr~ Great • IN NEW YOHK. SINCE Tai' wMrtBJiaW iha Philadelphia 0t»vewlioc will adopt. ArtMa XXIV fe no burlesque, however, and reads m followr '‘Ws Wave that white Cosdederate eoldtere ought to be represented In th. natioftsl Congress before any black man . « bo fought for tbe Untoa. Black Feder­ al baVW no rights which white CocfedeuiMohghlU respect." ANNUAL in 1851. HU! »*»•*!»• goon B1K.WN sco»n re; cu. WrieMW<r*TH^yM>lweA»yeleerfF&h," BOOK Roberts & StriII:, » MipAr^ dr/MWaf ejfhasw^ This ie ' &. STORE ' To Suit die Times. bl«r«bu»r<U Mkrf alWah*; . DRUG NEW GOODS OF AJUL KISTS, A-,«xi3ujs.HO®Dai. ta. AWIlWtffl1 BE^iP AA8H FOR HIDES, PELTS V RAGS, A nr. �Of STATE TAX LANDS. ’ ‘K!Ef.“5S5ra?) SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS GOOD NEWS AT LAST! RADWAY’B JADY RELIEF. -If sadden). .rH* wt«fcj*hi or sack csss iBLISH ■HJsJtXtfr! G ANNUAL TAX SALES. &, Siirtn. its Aiaamro re and Better O OB g it- w, tv.*, complainI. <U--Rossiso rsatrrxa—if e-Tistad with Spi­ nal diAealUsa or with Diabetes. lacoatlasee* of CKm, Irritation of tin Bladder, Psraly.la of tb« Hpbinctsr of the blaaider, Slnggldmsea of the kidneys, Lencborvbo-a. Whites Fleur Albas, viatxot memoax,. 2 w'' Al a session of Um Pro bed ty vTBarry, UMen M the I vtltaf. ef Hastings. oo F ’ 1866. .ng of all tho Popot^. trr meikuiu. mu troit end Chicago Litt Prtcea. OCER1ES! AS THE CHEAPEST. VA'I.’dle.1 rEUFL'MERIER, .ATOBIXO EXTBACTH, 1 ’ , GUARDIAN’S BALE. ivling Baskets Sc. Ldren Carriages Icaa. I al the tilth DR. RAPHAEL, UIT "CANS, Tbo Astrologer «f th. 19U» Ceatary, NO. UL3 EA!1T MADISON STRUCT, DOZEN OH SINGLE CAN. 10BE8T1 & STRIKE!. "V E G- E T -A. E Tu E 8-PH-L-8 REMEDY. Positively Cure*. 5ILVERSKIRT! It Will Become the Standard Remedy. rablo, , r'a R.ady Reiletgivea •“ 1 riieumstiim. 1 uw th »r huarasmas. I asa the os .boot about toy body. tot; iflmlob wM, I tai MoroElMtU, Mor© Graceful ’ keep Its Shape Md nriaUn lie i^m LET THE AFFLICTED READ! Tba boat way Io (st rid of a euajb or wtd 1st Seek Elnly n Bure Relief. .Benzqin Elixir, SPOONER’S Coo.umirtivw will admit U is ■ wreraign rttrnriy r “"try cue dottle. Prieto. GUARDIAN'S SALE. , Sold by Ilropiats Chills and Fever, ________ Bilious Fever, MLFTHE M0N£.Y. NG HATCHING-. Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. AGUE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Pine Tree Tar. Periodical Headache,I Dumb Ague. raluable Farm for Bale. JAMlCB A. SWEEXET, Administrator. Datod.AagaMBth. MM. \ n. we ao. aaaa anaaai ... Hees.. :a tb« town.!,ip of Hastings.vn.i.lhig uf Kauw.iyrEswa s ‘"“"/IwSa.SWKKZIY, Administrator. Dated Aag. tsch, 1SM.__________________ WSuBim* Ak. li.1M iru^l.. NOTICE. sass R BID! r'“^01SiLH3NEa 100 9 68 100 1 24 100 2 68 100 J 75 *2 1 04 B& 89 1 04 8 65 6 n 1 04 M ® 14 U 14 14 10, IM M IM 100 10 100 66 100 »l IM 10 100 08 100 100 01 IM M IM 01 100 109 9 1 1 * 10 6 9 1 14 99 75 id 51 M 14 88 1 1 1 1 It 15 15 15 HwUv.Aw.nai.uaa. DR. CROOK’S Wm. Spoomik & Co,, Nashville, Tenn. For Sals by Robert* A Pinker, Rastfhft. Jfleh t Vegetable Extract. DBOLITON. - la's great Promoter cf Hsaltb. ,0. AHTCM .TIAM IT ACTS Lin A CHASM. Driviag away ell acbsa nd pains, and has no For Sale by all Druggists. ;tsr. �MORE TRUTH THAR POETRY' HASTINGS BANNER. WBpfepAY, ■gr7itk, inae, KEfEBLlCAK. fOMlMATIOhb. STATE TICK BT. HENRY H. CRAPQ, GEN. DWIGHT MAY, GEN. OLIVER L. SPAULDING, JSTNA cerned, by saying that there is not the .... ... ..... WB «w<v. oou iw elective franchise than the red-handed *■* traitor. fo‘'foT.'.’ He said ba believed that If tbe man who is now unfortunately and accidentally al tl>« 1..*^ ,M. n.'_____ ________ 1 he will bring trouble and confusion among us. Referring to tbe Philadelphia Convention, he raid: . GEN. BENJAMIN D. PRITCHARD, HrtMtHlU*'*' _____________ J7TNA MKH1XE 1 RiChro«ar«» . „, kaowisg. Insurance Company. ]lAl’.TFOr.D, CONS. SASIJ, DOOR k BUND MANVFACT7 HARDWARE STORE! EBENEZER O. GROSVENOR, nr »— GEN WILLIAM HUMPHREY, PORTLAND FIRE. Plaining A Matching ----- -- ------------ uvvis. man lbs President of that concern. I ulPvoa tbsy may do ra .bay plrue, but tkeL^. not win. They wUl fool some people.— They are ’just now playing the came DOORS sad BLINDS. PLAINING D MATCHING OK JOINTING CUMBER. AinrSTWEINQ MOLDING 1 OP ANY B1ZE OR STQ LE. igga.'afcw.&av.oi-s.M.uui b master when ho took him to u» top of a GEN. WILLIAM L. STOUGHTON, high mountain and promise him. If ho ft. rrwei.tr . would fall down and woreh’p him he would give him all tbo Ki,gdL«n, of’tb, earth. The poor devil did not own <mm ORAMEL HOSFORD, foot of land, and 1 tell yOU that three years will not peso aw,z before tbero *iH not be one erumb from the fable of Unde Sam—not one crumb—that will EDWIN WILLETS, find its way down their capacious throats Let us set up our standard. We fight for truth, we fight for justice, we fight for THOMAS W. FERRY, humanity, and everywhere the pray ers of good mu all over tbe world are around about and with us. They can’t conquer us. Sfab us iu tbe back they may, tbev have, ud they will, and if we were down Court Horae In the village of Hastings crushed and bleeding to-day wo would on Saturday the 22d day of September, rise to-morrow." 1888, at eleven o’clock A. M., for the A Committee on Resolutions was ap­ dldntee for county ofUoera for the Coun­ pointed, with Charles C. Fulton ns Chair­ man, and after a abort reeera reporter! u ty of Barry. Each Township in raid follows, which wm unuimously adopted: County will bo entitled to four Delegates That we heartily indorse the Constitu­ In sold Convention. tional amendment as passed by Congress, JAMES A. SWEEZEY, regarding it u both fair ud impartial to J. M. NEVINB, HARVEY’ WRiGHT, all tbe States. LEANDER LAPHAk, That wo see nothing naw in the refusal J. W. SACKETT, of Cougrev to exclode non-voting negroes Dated Hastings, Aug. 25, ISM. from the basis of representation, m we In Narylud have raado the white populalion alone tbo basis of representation in our house of delegates. The several towns composing the. 1st That, while we are notin favor ofex­ Representative District of Barry County tending the elective franchise to any class r.f persona now excluded from.the same vcnUou to be held at the Court House in by the Constitution of Maryland, we arc Hastings on the 15 th day of September equjly opposed to the toprowntation of next, at one o'clock J’. M. for tbo purpose thbrireedmen of tbo South in the balls of of nomlnatlng-a candidate to Represent Congress by those who have spilt the the District tn the State legislature.— blood qf loyal men on the epi! of Mary­ Each town will be entitled to four Dele­ land and elsewhere in tbe recent war. gates. By Order of Committee, That we approve of the test oath en­ H. WRIGHT, acted by Congress as a preliminary Qual­ Chairman. ification to the admission of members from tbo rebellious States to their seats, holding that no man who has taken par: A Republican District Convention for in ths late Rebellion should ever be adthe 2d Representative District of B*rry milted to a prominent participation in County will be hold at the house of Car­ tbe Government of Union which they la­ ver Robinson In Johnstown at one bored so earnestly to destroy. That we regard the course of Gov. September, for the purpose of nomina­ Swann in relation to the Registry law, ting a candidate to Represent the Dhs-1 as a direct invitation to those whom ho I lias appointed registers to perjure them­ trict In the State Lcgi*h|ture. Each1 selves nnd trample under fool the law Town is entitled to four Delegatee. and the Constitution of the State. R. JONES, 1 ‘ That wo hail with gratification the evlA. ELLIOTT, J CommUlcr. denoc given throughout the loyal Stales •of a determination to uphold the Con­ lAJtYLAND. gress of the United States in ita efforts to reconstruct tbo Union upon the basis of earnest loyally and unfaltering support of the Constitution and the laws. Bpael*!Dispatch to ths N. T. Tribune. That we regard tbe reconstruction polioy of President Johnson as identically Balttmokb, Wed., Aug. 15, 1850. .ToriJay die State Convention of the the same policy as that of Jeff. Davis and Unconditional Union men of Maryland Gen. Lee, and that those professed Union met In thia city, nearly every 'county men of Maryland who have given in tbeir was represented, and great eulhusiuin adheaion to that policy ere necessarily in was manifested. A large number of sol­ affiliation with the leaders of tbe rebell­ diers of the Union, and original Emanci­ ion and in antagonism to the loyal men of pationists, who denounce ''my policy,” the nation. were present as delegates. Thomas . That wa view with feelings of horror NkLaine of Frederick, Temporary Chair­ the details of the recent massacre of loy­ man, raid, in alluding to the Philadel­ al men at New Orleans, which La the di­ phia Jobneon Convention: rect and inevitable consequences of Pres­ It is cxie of the greatest polities! con­ ident Johnson's policy, and we hold Gov. spiracies that has aver been formed upon Swun and other Indorarra of his policy the face of this earth, for the subjugation as Indirectly implira ed in ita terrible re­ and enslavement of a free people. 1 au> 1sults, and responsible for a policy caleusatisfied.there is at tbe base of that-con­ Intcd to-produce a similar condition of af­ spiracy something that will probably not faire in Alary land. bo displayed until after they have mani­ pulated and arranged il to a definite ex­ posed to treason and jn favor of human tent and have drawn into ita vortex inno liberty and Free Government, the world cent bu; deceived persons. Dues not ov- ,over, and hence we denounce thp-'policy ery one know the nature, purpose and ,of President Johnson which pta-ra the design of their manipulations^ Can we military power of the United States in nil see through all this faithles arrange- ।the hands of the Rebel Mayor of New meat that they have madel Moat araur- 1Orleans to crush out the Union sentiment edly. For William H. Seward's hud ।of Louisiana, and, on the other hand, la in this matter. He purposes to origb- wields the sama military power to stran­ tbe efforts of tbe Irish people to es­ Date a middle parly in the country, and gle i ao far iu manipulation of the Phil add- Itablish a Repsblloan Govern in ent for pbia Convention is concerned ho has gain- Itheir native land. ed his pointjand from thia time out you will see that faithless man, Andrew John­ son, will be compelled to fall back into Insignificance,'and Wm. H. Seward, lead- 1graceful art of Hon. Thus. AV. Ferry, Republican candidate for Congress in the er and coatroller, and tbo great poser ol ' Fourth district,'in contributing tbe <2,000 this whole afikir will advanoo forward in j tbe ranks, and make his claims upon that cress, to the Union soldisra in bis district. Convention for nomination to the PrwiIt will be observed from our report nf dency of the United States. . the Convention, that it was an actdicided After addrossM by others, George ,W. ।Upon and performed, so far as it was Sands of Howard County was elected .within the power of Mr. Ferry, before il 1‘rsrideaL Mr. Suds was a member of ।was known that h« would be renomlnattba Free State Convctijioa, and an Elect- ,aid. Tbe cheerful acolamatloa by which nr on th* Lincoln and Johnson tickeL— ,Nr. Ferry was re-nominated shows that Ho baa juat been removed by President jthis generous act W as no; needed to aug­ Johnaon, attbe inaligation of Biair and ।ment the popular esteem in which he is Swun, from tbo posUlou of Collector of |held in the district he has served so dis­ internal Revenue io the Sib District.— ,creetly and faithfully, but II la none tbe Mr. Sends rakb The Convention has tbe pleasure of bo- ire i his constituents, will remember al Ing provided over by a brad less man. So ।the polls.—Detroit Tribona .. 1 ,v.„ —___ _ OFFICIAL] Oite akd, tWefftct.of TWsl......... .¥.«»3W» H. A. GOODYEAR 4 CO Net, »■ wsyrar(^)................ H.MMM M HARDWARE of all kinds, and will be sold at Railroad Prices, - Ti-!£. 1 'ip I?-. R EzprasM for hum fan* tLML™ ** SlS.lrT.tlO H ■JS14' Go-rronwel aa ntchlni By Portland Fire July 4. iOtJwn, Iron, Nails, Stoves, GOLD er HILVkB MEDALS.' W* .ball keep ennaruUy oo band and for sale DREMED sad kiATOffKD FLOORING and DREJtSED and JOINTED BIDING. M. M-HATFORD, <ni MASON BROTHERS. N >gcep.,roiioa*. uiMtiHyUlMlratod pXAXK ALLEN. STOVE PIPE, SAP PANS, DICKEY & PRENTISS. If ■ HasUngs, July iMh, 1M4. And everything else Sheet Iron. fashioned At thx ONION STORE in from GLA®..NEWS l’rrtoaa«at Caro of all dlavaoea arioli ■1 cioeiMB aLyolthful INDISCRETION, Hrmlnal I-oa*. Mjtbtly KmlMlora, and **nta*i Drvstn*; a*alt*J. Pbjucal u>4 N*rvoa> D*!<U:«t. BELL'S SPEoVlC PILLS. wrallj^rrqulred ■ OLBBOOK, FOR K? Xjj; Shelf Hardware, KSi of to i iU», co the taanuj peach tro- ST* ROPE. BBLL’H NPECinc BEREDIEX CATHARINE RlELrJ” ■EU1BTDB ft JHA1IL All sorts of IBANK ALIX3 Ifaailag*, May rctb. 1W ______ ;___ _________________ m BRACE & O’DWYER. llMttatf*, Mtelt. Farming Tools of all • kinds, AINTS. • n,LsV nLASS. __ pUTTY iL'TTY P Marble Shop. Battle n. weight. T CMIKlCt WU1GHT. AU'y at Lae. ItHtalrtdl*. Creek AT EASTERN TRICES. J0»w Roberts, IJItltOlth OF 1 <11TH. 0 NORMAN i’hMb ib uunor, I Crock Hrteat. OSe* BELL’S*TONI» PILIB, IftatUe <W, Joly tub, JK4. nlrKaal wotfroe. Teo cento rrauirad House on tl point Deleg AND ^yOODEN ^TARE. Tomb Stones, In ulnmttMti of Dckllity sad Impoteaee BELL'S EXTERNAL REMEDY. The RcpubLl Hastings will I House Hal] on I K-tXo o’clock J appointing D.I EATS. ®AT3. TTO3, MilUaer, Al Sir,. (.«!,, HARNESS Dated Martin 17 XAPHtX A BURROWS, SHOP ef editorial Grand Ripid.A' Hatting. Slew Ve* EAVTESn Prof. KUHKRTJAGEbUS, KUREItTHBUBEKT M. 0.. Dr. EUGENE VELPEAU. Jr. LEATHER, THE NATlUXALDWPkNSAKr, EBTAULWH. Ind. of RKPAIRINC dont II. A. GOODTEAR A CO. agr, June t. IMA. iunaTdl JONES Az DRAKE, SUBGEON DENTISTS, ~ouid call th* atieaUra of ALL poroo*. The CAccra. X. 8UELDQN, JT RUIEXCE AND FAIR DEALING VICTORIOUH OVER EMI'RIBCIRM AND FRAUD. ’ll ratraeted or CIM.wa ofoort aMieo. „ „ TBXT.li; INBXXTEE Do Gold and bilvtr Plale, and r ON VUlX'ANITfe RUBBER BASE. M nrclien). IL WRIGHT. EATlRe ASItICECIEAII SdLjGOOii r grrat KgliU it it a fart ul vriabiM anythiag iu U>* of DENTI8TBY day. Owing to man of the con published fast a circulated to ma of other notice. LilAK DIANS SKI i. IL WRIGHT. CcmnUlnt* prealmrto TnaalU. and „! private <>*mm of «hal«< er uacir BnauiStSMa-l . or S;: • ‘ CURXE QF MQDKRX MANHOOD, o>li drUnji.c from thia in tulnd, that R< brick Hli raari of uanvallad aueersa In lk«carvel er abv form sf private disease fahdeat to elfarc SOLD AT RAILROAD PRICES. i/Tin Ulddlrrilfo, ute. SI. and OlMgs, tllnu Co.. 11 WRfUllT. ."KTLKi GROGEY STORE C." MOUh VARIABLE'1HAA GULD! Teacher’s Instlu this, (Tura-ia/ dist Chunj/by 1 I i/vsiox Sc« oftheHartlr Haatin<i, Ml ph- DR. BICELOW Bryans Life Pills, i 8. M. Dunning I Mira Alice McN'l *FVntkY THE BLOOD, IG1IT OR JttDlCAL PROTECTOR. Are You Insured 1 a Fiturr class rating S ano H. COOK, ! Principal Is yet O.r mrf.lhl, th* » If not, call nt the Insurance Agency of GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Over Ruberte it Striksr’a Drug store. Where la rvpn-*ente<l over FOURTKirN MIL­ •end • arritUn LIONS, HI.3KS HUNDRED and FIFTY TiloVHAND D0LLAK8 in Cash Capitol <in Sarnlu*. br -!« tdlowine •teimeh. rrll.iU. uwl cJrf.i.i.L ®^5IJxSirxojina»AL liniment fho MUTUAL SAFE INfWRANdfl CO., of ■w _ I1..!, lu.lt. ...... Bl* rwu. aaH WlMmw. rjjrc* »mr. luu Tito GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE CO., ef ^ifS.^KweneaMs: Grand Rrrra I on this road is c I Chief engineer, | Surveyors, durini! , been engaged In I | nent survey to tbl I township. H is i ' the grading to thii 1 Wc uudenfandthj umriLL juKEsizr Forallwho^proeatolbe DELICACIES and RARRITIE: A Soda Fountain B*e«ipta,530<>,000. . Tba LAFAYETTE FIRE IX3URAFCE CO. of BrouWyn N. Y.. Ca.L Ca»ilal over *200,000. UNITED STATES ACCIDENT CO., of “yrr,oom. N. T.-C**h Owut, *200,000. 3 stst yy m. l oon, Charlotte, and the I of the reed 18 read, fwelvo month* •! JU8K8 TAKES’ ON LIBERAL TERMS Editorial C. LEBANON, N. Dear Read ras­ cal degeneracy It !• Groceries, Dr HARVEY'S FEMALE PILLS. MAM tCHUPPAN FOR changes which the their train. Andi SALE. cltcmentanJ unit HARVEYS GULDEN P1LLR the character of th WKIGHT. ronage ciicum!> between tbe Kio Grande Town to crliioisins of President Johnson liist “no virtue Is safe from|odumny.”. Pres: dent Johnson wHl never be calumniated. COLE * «”• which will expire, ’niswtcnoN. ill eit.ee He wrote toe letter in favor ot the Pbiladnlpbin Convention. It i» uh- .wjsaxtsx. lor pan* loot, far four; u, L'wnuxrtt Chy Baihtfag. Important � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-09-12.pdf 68129dd8bf3e0a848ae5b4bd7bcc6dd0 PDF Text Text "Liberty end Union—One and Inseparable. VOL. XI HASTINGS, BABEY COUNTY, MICH.,. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1888. fastings’ jBasinm fiirttlorii. 'cnl Mil) SjlitullBHtou the Trustees of Hastings Union School on Saturday evening, J. A. Swoeaey eo“GL Her verdict la seen to make glad was chooen Director, N. Barlow Modethe heart ot every loyal man tram Urine to the Mlasitelppl, and send terror and Carlloa.Canea.. ranks of tho enemies of universal The Republicans of Carlton will meet lorn and manhood sufI rlalm, tnr p C. HAWLEY. NO. 20. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE CHANCBKY ^tDEU? NOTICE. EsStj--------------- m.S 11 ■ i ■■ ■ pollERTO A STRIKER, ||tHSELLA NEVINS. Michigan Central Bailread. w R. If. BICE. Gca'I Bapunnwadsat. i on Monday next and n<^ will be her voice, on tlic —J> of tho day. Nor la it at all probable that a single “my pollcy” man can, by any possibility, be returned to Oongraas from all Now England.The people here are q»iet but Jinn os the MU of ffranUe, in defense of the princlplre and policy of the Republican party, and universally in favor of manhood suffrage, against which even the freble wail of the New England Copjxtrhead is Uons, al Carlton Center School House GUARDIAN’S SALE. o’clock P. M. I. MESSER. ■ ) ri.TJiR COVERT, [ Committee. Carlton, Sept td, 1306, . THOMAS McELWAIN, J OBIS BOBABSCK. I GUARDIAN SALE. —Tweoty-lhrso cholera deaths occur­ red in New Orleans Thursday, but one by yellow faver. An Incident occurred last Wednesday at Manchester in this State, that to some extent shows the political character of the people of New Hampshire, whohavc been hitherto Republicans. There was called a meeting of tho “My Polley" State Central Committee, appointed at tefare Ux Um« preserdwd fo^ wniquancr 7 wun. coat In sail far Ifany^woalr.Sikbigtn. FlUrt Atu» Comnldnant's Bolldtor. 11AKVEY TODD, nur ll*u ofMid luecom't p« Outed Aug, rtlh, ISM. ueplin; OFFICERS, SOLDlEB.i; to surrender this State Into the hand, of the enemies of the Republic. They met, when Rolf, the newly appointed J A. HOLBROOK, LOST On the road between Hastings and the repudiation of tho Constitutional Bedford, on tho morning of Saturday Amendment by the Philadelphia Con­ tho 8th InsL, a new double vention wm more than he rould stand, and henceforth be should act with the with white centre. Any person, will be party of freedom. Whereupon a resolu- suitable rewarded for returning the same w,ry. wilt prampllT and faithfully h-b'ualneaaof bn callinc; CourcTsov’fac. and MBilary ana Reul F.alak In !»J. Office in Holbrook Block. UmUbi*. Mleb. M. A C. RUSSELL. I*’!1N EGBERTS. Q C. BURT. Jf-XAl'FEN A BURROWS, The Republicans of the Township of Hastings trill meet nt tho Hastings State having been defeated, the Com­ House Hall on Friday Sept 14th, 1880, mittee adjourned fine dir. The fact Is the Republicans won't, and the Copper­ appointing Delegates to the County heads dare not Indorse the treason of A. Johruton, and thus Lhc end of the attempt Convention to be held at the Court to organize a “my policy" party amid the hills of New Hampshire. And what point .Delegates to the District Conven­ tion for tho first Representative District England, and with one accord she win to bo held on the 15th Inst. send greeting to her. slaters of thpCentre Nt’RMAN BAILEY. ) J. M. NEVINS, I Town W. W. KELLEY, J Committee. will shake her granite Tillis to their very centre,‘and cc^ko, and re-echo along the Dated Hastings Hept 10th, i860. valley, over the mountains, and down Tur Continued absence of the editor upon the golden shores of California, biddtog the people be true to the eternal of the Banker will account for any lack principles of Justice and right, nud to re­ ef editorial Interest. '<>11-1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Heirs of Deceased Soldiers ! I BABCOCK. MORE or giving information leading to Its re­ covery, to tho drug store of Burton & Main, Hastings. LETTERS IIEMAINIMG EXCLAIMED ateuu FNIlliPI BoothElijah Henriquls D M OrlppiuFB 2 King- George C Curtis - Thomas --------- Lewis Mias Lucy Oary Albert Lisco George 8 Cook Martin VB . Mane AC 8 Cameron John ----- Hamon MiasEF Eninis Homer ..j—----------Ry an Mrs Catharine Eldridge Elizabeth Ryan James Eaton Xlrs Em aline Ftraive Mathew Fuller Mrs Mary J Smith Mlm Susie R tlanattRS Vaneenter Jamro Heanyen A E Young Peter Hancr Miss A dah • Urd t* SW addition*! Good Merrimack Prints One Shilling, ANDREW J. GUARDIAN S SALE. tacy anil treason of our Wilkes Booth i/Tin Roofing Is being rapidly put up­ lYnddent. on the new brick block. TUH.X E. HALL OODS! GUARD AN'S SALE. NEW L^. F. Goodyeab Is erecting an elegant STORE AKD IS UNLIMITED Qt'ANTTHEL Agreeably to the statute and previous notices the electors of Hastings Union Tiie Caucus.—Republicans of Haatings will remember tbc (Mucus on I- ri- i School House, at 7) o'clock P. M., ot day. Owing to the absence of the chnJr- September 3d I960, and n as colled to or­ der by J. A. Svreexey, Moderator. The published last week. Handbills will be proceedings of tho last annual mooting circulated to make amends for the lack were read and approved. The Board ot Trustees through tho Panpblal cirrxlui wot co applisatioa. of other notice. Director made their annual rejiort as folGUARDIAN'S SALE. brick residence on Jcfihrsun Street. JJ X. SHELDON. J M. CADWALLADER. C. I-uixhle, I'o of Hartford, £' 0 UOIJIRUOK. Teacher’s Institute will bo delivered title, (Tuesday) evening at the Metho­ dic Church by Prof. Rifi.kv, Principal of the tno State ruuo Normal ixoruuu School cccwvi—subject. o.unv., Wit. The publid is Invitep to attend. z' Grand Rrvjot Valley R. B.—Work on thin road is constantly going on.Chief engineer, Naah, and a force of Surveyor, during the post week have been engaged in compleUng a perma­ nent survey to the west line of Hustings township. It is expected to continue the grading to ttiat line pretty soon.We uuderatand Uiat tbc road-bod Is near­ ly ready for the Iron from Jackson to Charlotte, and that tho Iron for that part of the med ia ready awaiting shipment Twelve months will probably see the yyX.L CODB. cars In Hastings. “I441i’lll,, Midi. ^«0S WAKEhELD (J. 0. SCOTT. GEOROE BROWS, GUARDIAN’S SALE. • ‘ Tote), •2147 87 GROCERY ’ SEW GOODS, NEW DUILDINO, u4 NEW teaau ud authority rruntad to tr« IB, EL CHICAGO UNDERSOLD.. uatr ot Murry. all tta nilu uUa ■aid minor, 11 aw! to tlx fallow- My Ice Cram Rooms CATIIKRINE NEWTON.Guardias. ■a IS, IM'l. julylTtl oflaod aox-rdmr CAROUSE CATHERINE NEWTON. Guardi an. •ns 88 Indebtedness to C. T. Gorham, 160 00 1'm .:!.! - > t. t j::: iu i»i i : •270 88 Total indebtodneas, The eaUmate of expenses for the ensuing year, including H&imtod rcceipto from pAllc •2001 88 800 00 CoixtcrorSOrnci. U>ui»o ttariM. , E. U. DEMISING. HMilnp, Jaly Oth. IBM. 81.500 I£U“{" Tho report of tho Trustees, on motion Nalhan Barlow and liux baited hr IMJ'retate ' afjiutmoit Of *11 ctuiniu *<air... .... ...---, WILalAM GllMON, I Coiaml*- TKANSPOnTATION TO 1ST M1CIIIJ0NA3A. HALL f.lon.re. Wm. Upjohn Dated Supteadwr lul, IM4. septUP three yearn. On motion of R. B. Wightman Ute vote to postpone the consideration of the financial Report-was rescinded. G, W. Mills moved that tho sum of Editorial Correrpondeeer. Lebanon, N. H., Sept 4th, 1885. Reader.—In this day of poMrical degeneracy It la certainly of iDterest to watch the progicw of events, and the theschoot W.F. Goodyear moved to changes which they bring with them to amend by substituting •2,500, which was accepted by Mr. Mills, and tho mo­ tion was carried, Cigars & Tobacco COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. CHANCERY ORDER. ’TATE OF MICHIGAN, Eighth Judicl*) ClrCourt forth* county llutiuri. In said awpinra freely anawmd oa receipt of cutup, i IcfannaUon iprca wnboni churro. J. I’. ROBERTS ATTACHMISiT NOTICE. The Circuit Court fur tbc County of Barry. •VTOTICT laMr^r Kir.i> that on th. Nth daytl IN Julr.A.D.USA'a writ of atuchni.nl was TT L UOFl'INS. G0U» A SILVER GALVANIZING festod in approaching ejocuorm w ““““ three to estimate the probable oust of building a new School House, and to prepare tho dreft of. a bill authorising ...I ,k.l in ru. nf hl. a To-day iiorura uw . the district to issue bonds or loan money Hoin Vermont, on the result of which mSm wllhta Don tn A ennoni, Tlnlted with which to build a new House. ss.tssx.s: A HOMeT and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Ud Sutiniur In ChaMUtW. P. 4 B. WIDOWS’ MNDOnPIt ANS* PENSIONS. $1630 00 Am'ltax voted by District, 146 00 Two Mill Tax, 140 TO Primary Money j>og lax, •» •*> | Rec’d from non-resident pupils, 78 53 Total, _’--7 48 1^'NioN School—The School Board of the Hastings Union School have se­ In of Aug. and Sept 1863, cured the services of Miss Mary Upjohn in the Intermediate department, Misa S. M. Dunning In the Prlmaiy, and Paid Janitors nd Boll Binger, 7-1 I.. balary of Principal •• 3 Fdmale Tcacheas, Princl|»al Is yet engaged, and the time I Dcldontals, * for ojtening the school is not yet deter­ 1 ndebtednrea of last year, mined. u.ce .r i Harder the Swhd.r Unodsy tb. STlb d.y er Asnel fa o«. ihnuuuti • Ik-iil hundred sad k.... 8. C. Yriadle. Judga of Penbate. aulfar of IbarrtaW of Kuban Woketi. hlaad county, Obx, deMaaod. igaod hbnr ih.prtiUcMely reriflrdof , admlniatralor-with Ux Will tanned GUARDIA NUBALE. NUTICE. which wW <th.’ 15B7’ a^. W. AKNOMt. ALL KINDS or Job Printing, Hlesaad la lha MmI Our IsMiss fteUlHss are �HA8TIXG8 BANNER. doublfnl TaDduaDiatekahly he groeralaporeVfic research into stitutMB • bo shall law, in log BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, are the draiaioaofUflj&tpremo Court ofOhio, fo accordance aho with the spirit of the the Court is baaed. And, rarely, If ttb* age, and the logic of raund philosophy, old maxim, that "law 1* tb* *otn of b B. 7. TATtOS. that preponderance of blood decide* tbe man wisdom," i* not an arrant hnmbt Torgotten \h«n?" WhinT the decision of the"Court from which t accordance with th* law of all nations, Prepared to sdrpi Spelling ScbMh Have .___ with its huge fire-place which yawned like the main entrance to AvcmuK— fitJow'tifo'sleigh bclla, big in tbe middjo •''<the itring, rad growing email byxle.-.tewLIURl bcautirully icw. lowanl the broad, brass buckle* chimed In every di­ rection, long before night—the gathering 1 li* bjantitled to it—Master and all bun­ dle into one huge aleigh, strewn with an l abuudancrof straw, and tucking up like a chriatmaa pie, with half a dozen buffalo with lt*,yuung man and maiden, they two and uo more, rad then again a pair of jumpers, mounting a great outlandish looking bln. heaped up, pressed down, running over—with a collection of email specimen* of humsnity, picked up en­ route from a dozen home*, and all as merry as kittens in a basket ot wool.— And the bright eyes, ripe red lipa that one caught sight of, beneath ih$>*c pinklined, quilted hood*, and the rilvery laugh that escaped the muffler* and fur tipeto they-wore lb«n—who does uot re­ member? Who can ever forget them? Tho school house, destined to be the nrena of conflict, ha* been swept and gar­ nished; boughs of_ evergreens adorn tho smoked, stained and battered walls.— Tbe pellets of chewed paper have all been swept from the ceiling, nod two pails of water bare been brought from the spring, anr.d set on a bench In tho entry, with tho imuiemorablo tin cup—a wise provirion indeed, for warm work is that spelling. Tbc big boys have fanned and replen­ ished the fire till lhe old chimney fairly jars with lhe roaring flame*, and the spark* fly out at the top like a furnace, tho oriflam* of the battle. . Tlio two “Masters’1 are tb*ri>. tho two ■choohar* there, nod inch .a hum, and such a moving to and fro! Will they swarm! Thi ferule comes down upon the desk with emphasis. What the roll of the drum is to armfr*. that -rule, is to ibis wt>l»perirg, laughing young company. Tbo challenge** are ranged on one ride, and lhe challenged on the other.— Back seats, middle seats, low, trontseat*, all filled. Some of lhe fathers and grand­ fathers, who could, no doubt, upou occa­ sion, -*Shoute*r Ike erutch Asd »bow bow field. «<• "<®-“ occupy the bench ot honor near lhe trtch- Now for the preliniinorlca: the Lest speller on ench side choose. *-Su»an _____ " Out eome* around-eyed little creature, blushing like a peony. Wbo’dhave thought II! Such a litKe thjcg and choraq fired "Moiti Jonha.** Out on me* Mo—. with a shock of red hair, shockingly harvested, aurmountieg-his broad brow. The girla laugh at turn, but what be don’t know in the Elementa­ ry, is not worth knowing. “Jane Mur­ ray.” Out trip* Jane fluttering like a bride, take* her place next tW ealler.— She's a pretty girl, but a sorry apellcr. Don't yon hear the whisper* around the room.. Why that'* John'* sweetheart— John is the leader, and a battle lost with Jane by hi* ride would bo aweetor than a victory won without her. And so they go on calling name* until five.or six champion* stand forth lo do battle, and tbe contest is fairly begun. Down tbey go, cne after another, as wtrda of three syllable* arc followed by lj>o*e of four, aud those again by words of similar pronunciation rad diver* algnification, until only Susan and Moses re­ main. Tbe spelling book ha* been exhausted, yet there they atand. Dictionaries are turned oxer, memoriae are rrancked fur until, by and by, Mose* eotr.ee down like a tree, and Susan flutter* there still, like a leaf aloft, that the frost and the fall have forgotten. Pollysyllable* f ”. follow poltysyllablss rad, by and by, Susan hesitates, just a Weathor two, and twenty tongue* are working their way through the labyrinth of letter* in a twinkling. Little Suaar. sink* ieto tbe chink left fur her in the erowd«d seat, and there it a lull in the battle. Then they all aland in solid phalanx by school*, rad tb* struggle is to ■pell e*eh other down. And down lh«y go like leave* in winter, and the victory is declared for our aide, rad the school is dismiised. Then eome* tbe hurrying and bun­ dling, the whispering and glancing, and and fond hopes that are not realized.— There I* a jingling among the belie at the door, one after another the sleighs dash up, receive tbeir neslling freight and are gone. “Oar master'1 covers the fire and snuff* lhecandlet—don't you remember how be used to pinch the smoking wick with hl* fore-finger and thumb, and then throat each hapless luminary, head-first into tbc racket?—rad we wait for Mm. The belle ring faintly in the wood* •ver the hill, in the valley—they are goat. The school boura I* dark and ten"Merry, care-free company! In deciding th* meaning ofa law whose1 meaning la questionable, or, In fact, In> deciding any point of constitutional law,. it has always been and always must be> held that the simplest and moat obvious• meaning of the words used embodies tbe intent of tb* law makers. And whers a question of feet, nr of construction, 1* es­ pecially devolved by the law upon either a court, or Inspectors of Election, or any other auttiorily. to be decided by *ucb authority, the intent I* srif-evident that such authority shall be governed in its decision by th* plainest, least Intricate, and easiest method uf arriving ata con-clurion; and that their proceedings in discharging thrirduty shall b* governed by the oniinary rules of evidence, it i* also to be always considered as lb* In­ tent of tbe law makers, that the question submitted to be solved shall admit of an Now tbe question raised by the use of the word “white" in tbe constitution 1* a question of fati and not of theory. It is a question referred to the ordinary courts for solution. Io referring this question to such tribunal* for decisioc, lb* maker* of tb* constitution must have intended that the courts, which it was provided should be lawyers and not a learned body of physician*, should decide upon th* ■implvst, moit obvious, and most readi­ ly obtained evidence; and not that they should be determined by the nice, hair­ splitting dislinctiona of ethnological sci­ ence, which such a tribunal iaevery way unqualified fcr concluding. It mint have been intended that ths ready evi­ dence of the sensea, a**i*ted, if need be, by such eerily procured, ‘ direct and or­ dinary evidence as could be obtained without extraordinary effort, should de­ termine. It could not, certainly, have been intended that learned ethnological inspecllnn* of tbe earlileges of the noee, or microscopic examination* of the whites of lhe eye*, by experts, should be resort­ ed to by the courts, to decide whether a person obviously white really Is a wjrito The word “white " in a common sense cannot be held to mean color, becausr1T| ia meant to embody a feet; w hereas coUl or isdargely a matter of opinion. Ifil mean* color, tb«n many a man of pufe Caucasian origin would be, or might t*, excluded from voting, because tbe opitvt ion ofall who look at him would pronuunco him not “white." And, as a question of color, it I* absolutely impos­ sible to fix or apply any certain test, but the opinion of-perrans as to tbe shade or color would be the only pottiblt evidence to apply; and one - man, or one eel of men, might decide a man’s color to be .“white," while others, equally entitled to credence, might decide bis complexion dark. It is evident that' tbe word “while" joust refer to race. If thia bo true, tbe decision must be based upon one of two propositions—entire purity of blood; or preponderance of blood. The majority of the court, in fixing three-fourths blood as the line of demarcation, involve ttanseives in tho necessity of basing a dWsion upon fer-fetebed, intricate, subtile dis­ tinction*, requiring invariably, In disput­ ed caies, tbe uncertain and nice distinct­ ions of ethnological experta. Thu* tho claim of a person to be of leta than onefourth African blood requires forits de­ cision an examination th* pedigree o( the claimant for three generations pre­ ceding—an examination reaching back into the past beyond the remembrance of living witnesses, and impoeaible to de­ cide with ray reasonable exactness.— Suppose th* father of tho claimant lo be acknowledged to be of pur* "whit*" blood, and that be elaima that hl* mother was a quadroon. Dio question then is, was his mother really a quadroonl To solve Ibis, it requires evidence as to tbo parent* of bis mother, tbe grand-parents of the claimant. Suppose hi* grandfath­ er to be a pure “white" also. Wjia hla grandmother a mulatlol To so^e this, tho court must go yet farther back into tbe forgotten past, year* beyond the reach ofliving witnesses, and ascertain whether the cTrimant’a groat grandmoth­ er was really a full-blooded Mgreas, and whether her husband was a pure “white." If tbe chain ia broken, or uncertain any­ where, or if a question of illegitimacy — likely to bo carefully shrouded in myste­ ry—has ray where complicated the evi­ dence, tbe decision laatfeulljnextrleally confused, and valueless from uncertainty. Yet this is the far research and tb* un­ certain conclusion required by tho decis­ ion of lhe majority ortho court If preponderance of blood be taken u tbe rule, all thia Intricate and far-reach­ ing research la avoided. If th* father is lets then pure African. Ifany Ira*, with­ out inquiring how much— and the com­ plexion and obvious appearance will conclualvoly settle thl* In ninety-trine cases in a hundred—tho claimant la a rout; utberwise not This conclusion Is easy to arrive at by ordinary evidence, and with ready diepatch. But If ab«ohito purity of blood- ia re­ quired, wo bare again the nice distinct­ ions, and Ur reaching researches Into RRAH ? —WITH citizenship and allegiance are inherited from the father, no inatiar who th* mother may be, a»d that every ran of an; Ainriah rftirar U 'entitlei to all th. rlgtla rad llible to all the dalle* ofht* fiubral ' CASH STORE! OF ALL KINO,' AND AT PRICES To Suit the Times. Hon. Alexandar W. Randall: Stu: Your circular for lhe call of tbe Wilkes Booth Convention to meet In Philadelphia on August 14th, bra be*n duly received under the frank of tbe em­ inent Pennsylvania Senator. I suppose I am indebted lo the Honorable Connect­ icut renegade for this early "smoking out." attention. For this mark of ex­ treme kindness be and you have my thank*. Moat of Ute apparent puroose* of the call meet my entire approval, but chaff i« at a discount ju»t now. No man unwilling to be deceived can mistake tbo latent object of tbe intended gathering, rising as it docs from the aibaaof tbe as­ sassin:- Hod Wilktt Booth never lived, the Convention would never have been call­ ed. Now, every sympathizing friend of hi* foul deed, front Malue lo Calsfornia, endorse* it! Every indulgent, concilia­ tory advocate of lhe interesting ceremo­ ny ui bullying, bludgeonin rad murder­ ing public men (who advocate the righte of man) approve it! Every patriotic re­ solver "that tho war for tbe Union ia a failure," ia in •cstacica over it! Every bitter secessionist, every fighting rebel in the terrible war that has cost this na­ tion hundreds of thousand* of lives and billions ot money, evecr conniving trait­ or that has been struggling to fesr-down the Government that Washington planted and Lincoln saved, is rfnging pean* of glory lo II. And every preti in the en­ tire United Slate* now advocating it, I* obliged to sxcjAe, pal list* rad defend the burnings, murder* sod ma*sacrc* eontinually cropping out tiiroughout^bicanic rebeidom. From all *uch sympathies, tendencies rad operations, Mr. Randall, I would moot respectfully respond, “Good Lord deliver me." Myconscience, my manhood, is my own. To me tbey are of more value than any office earth. You have my answer. > Brieflv yours, Noab W. Hott, P. M. P. S. Private.—If our noble, sober, patriotic, honorable and trustworthy President would but pardon Jeff in time to make him President oftbc Convention, he would add another to lhe many grate­ ful obligations bo ha* already conferred upon tho millions of loyal heart* who look him out of th* grasp of rebel* and olovatodMm lo the point whore Booth and Atzori>t swung him to power rad infemy.____________________ N. W. H. The Place to Buy Roberts & Strith, •ma* Mawaewe For the People! PRINTS FOR Hi Cu. • .' ARE BELLING ’ • More and Better J& g €r G o GOOD BROWN SUGAR l«f Cta. i • K 3 in their line, thin any other Store in t»*n. Conaiating of all the Popular 1 CATEIT MEDICINES. : •. g. llmu Honrma A P«>T* : I BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP asms Mth Al the Detroit and Chicagd List GROCERIES! CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Arf Klnd-rf Comprise* more than tho usual Stock and Kind* kept In a Country Store, and I'l.ij cjinus. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, GROCERIES A Large Anortment of Travling Basket! OUR FACILITIES rally Co»a«l wiu> u>,» Ilka II better UiaaasV For Doing Busimess, Children tjkrriages FRUIT ~CANS, ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE STATE. BY THE DOZES OU SINGLE CAIL folly yeura: R D. E. X. SOUTHWORTH. Come Lyon’s Periodical Drops! and See! o. i. sPAiuiag. D*n't Foryrl riSTorMi THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGULARITIES. Our Mrartmcnt of ROBERTS A STRIKE!. GREAT RUSH CROCKERY XSJ- OODS is the largest ever brought to this mart, THE SILVER SKIRT! Moro Durable, More Elastic, Moro Graceful! ACKLEY’S. And ia told at a reduction from former Price*. High Prices Busted Up I YOUNG HARRIED PEOPLE, DOS'T FAIL TO EXAMINE OCR STOCK. Gold *1.3! in Hao ingo I 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, WE CAITO BS ’ And Everything eb* in the line of Drugs, OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS Medicines. The CanhlBillon Stiver skirt! Paints, Cl'ITOa BADE BUMDTO & SH'DIBS MASUFACTCRED TO ORDER, BY THE VERY BEST OF WORKMEN, Let every one that want* Boot* and Shoe* Examine Our Stock. Oils, Tbe erfy*^t£« Groceries, ■ School Books, Stationery, _ Wall Paper, Notions, rpiIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIKNCS Cards, JL or as nrvxus. fSSrat&t.X!: ,c*.rcSx!T,»’» Card ^Board, ou* DtbUity, Prraslurv &.c.,^&,cn S.l.« FAVORITE SKIRT! SF.tr Tt’SA. ra*rt*»> Assess* cn I of Railroad Stock. And everything at the ^uwFratonhblngly Shirts and Drawers , LOW FIGURES. Doe’t Fall le Call at ■d nu meat of .the Mtue l« »o« *•1*1*11 da* e»err thirty <Ur ■ — - - - rn . ■ . . , THE GLORY OF RAN la rrRENOTH. A Ktnlkmsn who sntfrrrd f< row* mmI Gratr.1 DtbUitv. N Q For Cash IS AT THE CO STORE OF RUSSELL & NEVINS F. I. AHLET *. Cheap We bare one of the beat •elected Stock* in tho Mar­ ket, of all klnda x>f Good*, usually kept in a Variety J. R. BKEUEE. KUGEXE FRIXGLL. K REMINTON l SOKS we sell at aietirr n. n. uoitmli manufacturers of FOR TH* LADIEB, •ujwTrtir to nil otheii tor te* • FAMILY A MANUFACTURING puRFogcr ^BEVeiVEM, RIFLES We have a very large aeeortment of U0iuiTl^i“OAJuuxxa lllunlmi..! Wl-UyF' Uniform Prices, d*. 4R TREMAIX WARRANTED TO SUIT. HaahoH: H«v Lwt, Baw luured. MRS HOFFMAN, "TURKISH REPEATING PIBTOL8. ; RIFLE CASES, JtXVOLnXG RIFLES. BATH’ Will *ix>. mnosa lo emu “ itT.enplninine la fonUitr leewrM ndiartefemriM sail the wooer •»* " “ Also, NUBIAS, HOODS, Ac. REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS. We bare In connection with Oar Store Some of and who are ra nearly of pure blood that amination by experts can oven appear Lo Mtttle the question.. Can we suonoee that the Constitution In the "white nadi- deliberately intends to involve the ques­ tion of fact a. to ‘ ‘ Established in 1851 at low Priceeand aelliag at ?3-s OUR STOCK the DRY GOODS Of *vary nradod Kind and We are prepared to SELL GOODS BOTTOM OUT 'o r ■ , ton. Great Decline, In Prices, Hastings DRUG &. BOOK STORE" ' ion, unanswerable. It will, certainly, be received throughout lhe Bute with ap­ plause, rad have more jnflueneu upon public opinion than lhe majority decision of tbe court. Although npt a decision of lhe case in Issue, it will prov* a drairion of lhe question before lhe public; and either become itself the law of th* luturo, HAVING JUBT.-FUBCHASKD OUR OOuPS, *CERTA1N EXFUUUON FROM THE BODY. or laad to th* yet mory just and libera! law of impartial auffragb, and.a Constitu­ Hostetler's rdebrated Siemacli Bltrights to all mtn. tion guaranteeing IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE Boid Worm, Mawtoxv Spokbh.— Noah W. Hoyt, Poatmaatar a New Ca­ naan, Connecticut, having received one of lUndall's circular*, ^asking bits to en­ dorse tbe Philadelphia Bread and-Butter Convention, sent lb* following reply: Po*t Omci, Naw Caxaax, I Fxiarixui Co, Conn.. Aug. 6, Iftfifl. f the n» AwmLlIHXHYSiEKDT FAIR PRICES nmu a .mat. RKFKRKNCE5 D. THOMPSON, * i!i0 COU*80’- �GUABDUreS BALK ASTROLOGY. &’Mr-:S2s 100 SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS 100 1 24 100 1 24 100 I 24 BEADY fc.l|8?S :5; ZuSg'.s; >T; « MU5ISI . T 100 11 • ii i ■’ THE HABTtwob STORK— iblished in 18SL hts A. STHigre ABSf.H.UXO '.(P >re and Better 070 971 100 >24 100 lift BELIEF CHARLES GALLOWAY. S PH L S IS annual tax sales. HOW 8ECDUD GOOD NEWS AT LAST! 1 15 DM. CBOOK'I S-PH-L-S REMEDY. Positively Caret. It WHl.Bwoae thcStartari Rraedy MlniXateT It. uvrtucaarueMon®. in their line, than any other Store itr town. D NO MISTAKE "i ^DH.’oLTV^JR’cROoff co!,* DAYTON, OHIO, Preprietore. Ling of all the Popm^ TEMT MESICINEt. Benzoin etrolt and Chicago Hat Prirye, IOCERIE8! Elixir, fretting deep at Bight. P AS THE CHEAPEST. PERFUMERIES, ’LAVORING EXTRACTS, ravling Baskets lb of Henge 7 weal. I ildren Carriages baa! tby. your breath aw ret, pir aarrtn m ico s re W 100 7 M IU1T CANS, enioy hrallk«M RAHWAY'S HEADY 7lh_—T« all who ar* iki muTln pain. Relief. II can do ao harm, and will e ro.xl. Peraona who are weal. narrow Ilia liquid, la not dl : DOZES OU SINGLE CAX HALF THE PRICE. « lie l M M 1O0 7 00 aa loo .4 st ine axiu uleera, effwtivt. Il will 'itold hr Dreniete. M ade onlv by CHOOKMASUFACTUHlXa ROBERTS & STRIKES. 100 I ioj ro loo io SILVER SKIRT! eftbtdav. . Oo» «fty eoM bollte of RADWAV8 RXADY IlILIEF will da mure fxri, and can he need more ^urp-tree. thac ten dollara expended ukaliatu. Erupti loo a ta DB. RAPHAEL. READ WHAT MRS. WESCOTT HAYS. v u>v i.oauir i n Vdiage ofllaatie dreenbe,! I*nd, e 6ret Mandar rf H. N. SURLDON. arable, GOLD & SILVER ! Moro Elastic, Moro Graceful! naawciaa came compel ut to tell and beautiful utyltr of Skirt ( Patented FIVE HUNDRED TIIOUSAIfD OTHERS SAT ' THKHAMK; .. MRS. WESTCOTT, WineorTai “«-,vrii*.ls Pine Tree Tar. riuTimoriSbonor t>r.^J’?M7iut,h*J' THROAT nnd K.VNGR. 1250,000 ----------------- -- 1250,000 WORTH or FFa/cAri, Clock/, Chain/, Diamond Rinyt 1‘ianot, JMod/om; Satiny MacAirm, Silrtr Wart, IW.'.’L Vlllege of Haiti ircr-.ngi which wlu . and the wholeSkirt ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT AM ale paint alioo lb. ilalief; ill Ihemaelvee. tbe Relief renter LET THE AFFLICTED READ! OLIVER CROOK A CO., Froprietore. Purify Your Blood crlia., IIBsaWUAT THE M ZX-tKHBrir..,. HITSTCIAX Regard to rain®! And not to b® paid fur until you know what oBblnatlon Silver Skirl! SPOONER’S '»R. CROOK’S rib of Henge 7 W ytt. rec® (ring th® article it doM not please you, you can return It and your money Vegetable Extract ottrSRfttt will « MaWMa u. IM wee 4u«wvre wee, ■otn their durability and neatoeae they FOR RHEUMATISM IT ACTS LIKE A CH ARM. A FAVOHITE SKIBT w dll ye’, Chills and Fever, S' Bilious Fever, bJrEw^L°S125 noon Intwp for at soli nx cornturLAT- JF Intermittent Fever E Remittent Fever, / Eatr.le Benjamin Horton. .«.< TE OFiaCBWAir, Cboott ^Borr,. NKW YORK. X Congestive Chills, Inti-Fe smenl of Railroad Slock. AN APPORTIONMENT!! WtV-l J K IIKHHKE. /•re.tJre.*. EUGENE PniJiaLE.^rrn lasicT n. i. wrnui. 240 317 318 SIB 320 . 321 U R K 1S I! & BAT ::5 ft«3 587 640 60 3 3'8 ! 2 »2 Atnar Market. i, July a, imb. com a A 17 10 *’ Intoenvutopua. reeled ap and M 70 On reeelpt of the Certiflrele. 24 24 24 " SEND ts CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE. AGUE neon tli« land belonging to ttld « Tbtrenpon It la Ordered. that Id day ot October next, st nine n'eli Veareirntd far the bearing of Mid petition. .ad that the heirs at law of Mid dectuod, end HOWARD ASSOCIATION, rniLAnnjniA. ya. lneaseaof the Urinary nad Urinal I ot Brettere, and show eanre. If any Ibero be. wbv uata-ntw end reliable treatment. the nreyar of tbe pall tinner should not bo (ruled. ., ..nun., euivnrn .. 1'.... „r w.. Abd It ia farther Ordered, that aaid petitioner elmrge. AMre^ Dr. J.8K1LLIN MobollTON. ilowtrd Areoctetion, No. ». South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa._________ aepliyl n Z-JZ-X. AGLM • - Diarrhea, Dysentery, Periodical Headach Dumb Ague. Valuable Farm for Sale. PILLS ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. For Sale by all Druggists. MICHAEL HONES. Hastings, Aug. Hat, 1M<L Wm. Spooner & Co., Nashville, Ten a GUARDIAN’S SALE NOTICE. A Striker, Heelingx, Xflrli ution SI ■ma., rf ferry -d ftl *100 10 100 100 01 01 01 01 FOB HWBS. w lGS, 1 04 100 1 100 8 100 1 100 1 100 1 100 • 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 10 100 100 100 100 100 LOVELY GIMUIAMP « LDCOUDBMAul? “d oroVsoSros. �four. MB< RY H. CRAPQ, OEN. DWIGHT MAT, PORTLAND FIRE. Plaining & Matching ■ErtlUCIM S0BII1T1MS. ■ JETNA proof “tai thv Joy«My accept ttaahuM Uoc and bav. evtoemf an boueat divpoeiIioo to abide by tbo results of tbo cooffict, not only as iarolrad ia tbeir pbtei- J1MCH1JVE and aettled by the war. Bnolfod, That fa tbe rahabilitaUoo of SASH, DOOR 4 BUND XASITACTT JETNA Bkhntag****“■**F-*- fetMag worth Insurance Company. HAItrrOBD, COKN. g-eo. \/r DEWEV, PUOPR GEN. OLIVER L. SPAULDING, ----- ,------ — — fHvMAimi <n loose who under persecution and oppression remained loyal to lha United States; and that as one result of the struggle bat been SANK. DOORS *U BLI1DH, PLAINIXO GEN WILLIAM HUMPHREY, tbo emancipation of million* of human AND MATCHIXa OR JOLXTtMO , cy/cwUy&MiMM.« being* who are in a greet degree incapsLtnumt, AXD BTICXINO lla of self protection in the midst of a MOtDtNO OF AXT GEN. BENJAMIN D. PRITCHARD,. hostile deuienl, no schema of restora­ StZT. OR STYLE. OP AI.I.WOAX. tion ought to be approved which leaves te* PeMU tern teeirBtock af Pbr Attorney Genera/, them naked to tbeir rebel enemies, sines, GEN. WILLIAM L. STOUGHTON, Nat, S3,eM^O4 SO. a* citizens of the United Steles, they are nw mt v<mi MtymrfaK}......... M ectilled to its protection in securing •quality before tbe law, in the mainte­ wtjiioiA' ORAMEL HOSFORD, nance of life, liberty and property, tbe ■*-A±2 or MA.TOX. <• Jbr Jfcm. qftee State Board of JSduea- common and inalienable rights of man kind. tfon, Rttolrtd, That we approve tbe ConEDWIN WILLETS, etltutiona|-B">rodment lately proposed •ort —u~ । by CongreM for tbe acceptance of tbo e LOSS States. Tbe change of basis in represen­ THOMAS W. FERRY, tation is imperatively demanded by the or OTTAWA CVUSTT. altered condition of the people of tbe na­ AtMleg Trutotwr tsHen; ..d eoaslsU inataly ot Tb* tolsl swoeut «**«<! byAtaeJMjd— tion; and lhe exclusion from office ofload­ ing rebels and actually perjured traitors A Convention will bo he’d at the is not only a measure of justice and secu­ "^1 rity eminently proper, but of unexam ­ Court House in tbe village of Hastings on Saturday the 22d day of September, pled mercy as tbo mildest and moat gen1’*T’ b*nd ud for mU 1806, at eleven o'clock A. M., for tho eroue terms of amnesty and oblivion ev­ I PgpUfKli aad MATCHED FLOOUXO aad purpose of nomiAtlng Republican can­ er offered to a fabellioM enemy. DKEM8KD mA JOIMTKO B4DIKG. Rttolrtd, That while it Is tbe duty of didates for county officers for the Coun­ STOVE PIPE, ty of Barry. Each Township tn said tbo United States lo cause existing neu­ trality laws to be respected, yet it is not BAP PANS, County will entitled to four Delegntm DICKET a HERTIM. requiring that thoea laws shall be so in said Convention. And everything else fashioned from! Jaly RMh, INC. If framed as to render special benefits to JAMES A. BWEEZE’ other nations which are not accorded to J. M. NEVINS. NEVINS. Republican | us .Sheet Iron. All Mils »f by them, and especially are we not HARVEY WltiGHT, } County HABJ-TEYW^GHT, LEANDER LAI'IUM, I Committee bound to bo particularly regardful of tbe | J. J. W? W. SAckL7T' SACKETT, ‘ J inteAsta of those nation* that during our Dated Hastings, Aug. 25, 1068. late civil struggletnamfeated an unfriend­ ! ly spirit toward us and an undue bias In ' favor of our enemies; sud wo therefore »os rsa nrwnvHU ask tbe Congress of tho United Stales to , BELL’S SPECIFIC REMEDIES • warraslad la all aaa**, for U>« 8a**dr ao<t GRIND-STOKTES, The several towns composing the lat ilutlags. Mkh. ri'arwaaaal Cur. of all diuwi arialng fram £<»». --- — — . u,o juilkd aou Jtepreecntatlve District of Rarrj- County •> * YOOTUFUL iBDlScMTIOM. are requested to send Delegates to a Con­ fair neutrality. .S»fcd-T aad mwmU That we moat heartily arm-, vention to be held at the Coart Hoom In patbixe with the moramant ol tbe labor- j next, at one o’clock P. M. for the purpoeo I iog men of our country to shorten the AINTS. — I hours of toil; and we believe that legiaof nominating a candidate to Reprwnl fiiLS, BELL’S SPECIFIC PILLS. tho Diatrirt in tbe State Leglalatun.- lation for tbe accomplishment of this ob­ V ALAS3. will aid to Improve the condition of Each town will be entitled lo four Dele­ | ject U pUfTY the working classes and be in no wise । (araish gates. By Order of Committee, detrimental to the interests of the country H. WRIGHT. zAND^OODEN ^yARE. or of capital. Rrtoirtd, That we regard the conditiona embraced in tbe Congressional plan of reconstruction as fundamental and inA Republican District Conrentlor for I dispenaible to lhe future peace of the •*'•••«» A R. WlJfO. lhe 3d Reprcacutatlve Districtc/Barry country, and securing as they do, by ooo1 , ILAWTro." i *tltotiuoal amendment, lhe ciril rights of Oounty will be held al the bouse of Oar- i BtlUc Crak, My tsib, IMS. ytyitotj I all citizens of the United Bteteo—lhe U to geaOTally Htoil • righted life, liberty and property every­ where under the Av-lho exclusion of I I* extreJ. CM*. *f DteiBty .M iMpeteM. September, for tbe purpoar of nomina­ BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY. ting a candidate to Rupreacnt the DU- I such traitors as, while in high places, committed perjury to enact treason— । I representation in Congress that shall be I equal and just to all—the guarantee and ' JONES/ 1 I’rwt KUMEKT JACKFON. KOBnT IIEKBIMT I ELLIOTT,/ CbmmfhM security of the national debt, and tbo 1 M n.,Dr. Ktuk.XL VIXJ’EAC Jr ‘ complete and thorough repudiation of 1 BEST EASTEBN LEATHER, TUkkATlfiXALDHriiXHAltr, tsfABLM. the rebel d«bu These propoeitlons, one and all meet our hearty concurrence, and a Republican Caucus held at the Culver we pledge unending hostility to any and J 8CU> AT RAILROAD PBICES School House on Halunlay the 16th in.«L ertey plan of reconstruction that shall £ ,'A,M MULIRO VICTORIOUS 'ri tr.taiPkUJI l.HM AM1FBACD at 4 odock P. M., far the purpose of nom­ HARDWARE STORE! EBENEZER a GBO6VENOR, OFKTLtoDAUL Jftastiaeia' Ifnsiness recton. ?snl art sips® H. A GOODYEAR & CO labnw Oils *wd tee eff*eu or mhur, tu.4,77 **> i HARDWARE of all kinds, and will be Bold at Railroad Prices, By Portland Fire July A Morxiag Ex. Iron, Nails, Stoves, GLAD NEWS Shelf Hardware, GOLI?„ KILVER*MUMU?., !ip^" s-rsrArd (b-n. 11,^-. * frv». AAdnas. MA.SOS A U AMUV *^,to MA80X BROTHEL.-. Vw. ’ . - & C. Prise!* A J W Ds.v .ft — 7*^ Ar rm U/ilON STORE ar FOR SLE. BOYKO FARM «r 10 atm. terse from J54Jlr.HL,. M tW U k Btog* ROPE, P Battle « »nim U**lten.Mi<b. i0E>5sKh JetyW lte*U*>t.M.y >*L. H. WRIGHT. JOBIIKKS AND METAIUM CT 3ATO. DATE, TDK, KUIIn^rj ait sin, CM, ' AT Creek, inating Delegate* to the County and District Conven terns. H. P. CHERRY ) J. H- MUNROE I Town M. H. COLEMAN J Committed. Johnstown, Sept. M, I860. Rttolrtd, That «« acout »nd acorn si unworty of freemen that political blas­ phemy which says “this u tbe white man’* Government." It ia not tbe white man’* Government, nor tbo black man's Government, nor tbe red msu’a Govern meet, it ia God’a Government, mad* for man! And all man who are true and loyal lo It, of whatever race or country, color or condition, ahsll have under its triumphant ood glorious flag all those greet Inalienable rights that belong to man as man. Ruolred, That the firm and united support <d these great princlploe by oar delegation in Congress entitle them lo tbe thanks of the people of Michigan. Rrtolred, That the administration of our State aflkirs for lb* last two years, amidst unparalelled difficulties, meets tbs cordial approval of this CmtvenUon. II. A. GOODYEAR A CO. publlo are >qnllaU JOHBS 4 DRAKE, SUBGEON YKTo.ld c.ll th* Rttolrtd, That our thanks are due to ^Almighty God for the favor with which be has regarded ue In lhe recent struggle with our national enemies, for tbe many victories which he has vouchsafed to our army, fur tbe restoration of peace, and for tbe preservation of the AmeriMn Union. . ’■f’R’PT TH« BLOOD, Rttoirtd, That next to Divine Provi­ dence, wa bold In grateful remembrance tb* brave men who through perils, priva­ tions and sufferings, have wrought our dellveranc* from the calamity of national dissolution, while those who survive shall receive tbe plandila ol a grateful -people. Th* widows and orpbai s of the "VS bo has sacrificed or suffered more Wallen are and of right ought to be tho than I have for tbe coiinlry," asked wards of the nation—tbe Slate, and ul • Handy Andv” in bis habbllgga at Dclmonicoe'a. Beall*, we bad never sup­ Rttolrtd, That, defeated in tbe field, posed that Mr. Johnson's suffering* ware tbe enemy has renewed iba struggle of a very txeromating kind. Will be ' through tbo ballot-box, and by political please be specific in reg/rd to bis suffer­ macblnatiooa aim at the governance ot ing*! How man* of them did ba endara that which it failed, to destroy. In this as Aklarmanl Flow many ... member crisis It behooves us to stand together as of tbo lennes.ee Legiaialur.-! flow firmly aain.the suppression of the rebel­ many as a ReprcsMtaUva in CenBr.Ml lion, and reiving upon those who, tn tbo How many as Governor of Tenaeeseel perilrfthe Itepublic, proved themselves How many a* United 8tat*o Senator! U>w Hpirtts, Faistlu. Hy»t«rie*. *'e.; worthy of our trust, go straight onward How many as Military Governor of ,b' •rr*'"' r-->*with tbo loyal masses of the country, con Tenneaeee! Bow many as Vice Pru­ fident that the same wisdom, energy and dent! How many in the blgb station fidelity that sufficed to eave us from our which ba now disgraces! Has beaver Dr. HARVEY'S FEMALE PILLS. armed foes will protest ue sgainat the encountered any sufferings which he atratagemaof our political opponents, could not easily forget In liquor! Bat­ and that through the triumph* of our ter men than be have suffered mure, for principles tbe Union of our fathers, new­ leas than 625,000 p*r annum. ly coMcnted by tbo blood of tbeir ebilIf tbo President will weigh bfaqomion dren, will be firmly estebliabtd on lhe in one of bin moderately »>b*r intervals, enduring foondatkmofyuriieo and liberty. wo think ba will be likely lo come to tbe Dr. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS. Rnolrrd, That by their acts of trea­ son and rebellion, and by their erection of governments In hostility to tbe United be. Tbe mUlloa and a half of Union sol­ Stairs, the rebel communities disrupted diers who battled lor the Union every tbeir civil society, abrogated tbeir politi­ one of them suffered more than be, and cal Inatitntiooe, and left tbeir State* with­ three hundred thousand of than sacrific­ out Governments known to tbo Constitu­ ed their lives. Hundreds of tbousaads tion or recognised by the Government of more of them sacrificed limbs or health. tbo United States. That lo Cuogrees each qaaatiuca it ia tbe right—it fa j Mme. q C. BURT. Public, al the oflk Fair. To Hou John . -1.. . . ’ ’S'ea- lM»«rm I to profit by UMtodyrt wr'< .<?«»<*■* <* Jons b twBki. mkta'; ’ALL ARRANGEMENTS— Grattd Rapid* A: ll«*tirv(S!M f • »td 6* <11. W LEWIS. fn»'j /pUMUC *10031 RepubUaan 1W Castleton on Turn ! Dr. J-11. PaJmtfl are expected to ad I U- **I«BT. EATINlJANriCECBEAM DENTISTS, .r in ____ ' GROCEY STORE. ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. .. *A**4a«fo...<l la te.teet .»< ■ws.rprwwl JStesrawACkteroforw *da>ial*tei*4 vUs d»- ' Bryans Life Pills, Michael Rous£\an Monday the parth and befog a tittle ■ , visions of tholaw < I for. Roush comtr , which Jed to a ] which the Roush f j ed Burr leaving hl and with a broker. | Several «f the nt J armted (or dhtur village ortlfoana 1 Jus tier I. 8. Geer'. , them, Meaara Mi Roush 2nd, Andr ilouah to pay a t costa, or tn default DR. BIGELOW THE “““^."{uunTWlmw,,. Are You Insured ? A FIRST CLASH BATIXG AMD ICkCRKAM If not, call al the Insurance Agency of , GEO. W. WILUAMS, Over Roberts fit Striker's Drug Store. UOTtt /FxhrNDnED JdLniTYTUOte I j,©ra,AR EiKHseir. r-tui.u.i.pMsut. th* DEUCAOns .nd KABHirns » .L,FK I.WCTtAXrt co, ct M»w Tork-CMb AM.tUo.rr 8I«,000,000. 1»IL JACKBOX’S FMMCH PATIXT MALE STW.9^"“A!' UF1 «»«CB*W<T CO., ef A Soda Fountain 104*11'j' C* ■ -E,JFP2ai«JS’£fiS£S7 tSS W™ °K ! Notice of certlorat ‘ i^rtiea placed und -- $100 doilare each I ' (ore the October let I Clair* Ag*Bla»A< A » • »**■*■■ to 111* » *n a.!*■ ■***'» a fa with more ; ure.thatwepteee Groceries, Haatinc*, Mleh. m*. Jauettf ------------------- -- to-daj’, the u>®’ [ flweswry a* tl* v UAH KHRPFAR, FOR SALE. ftW'KK Director*. «x LWiSkEKt; taits. *f Barry County, a member of U>? I *ir. Bweeacy u J g*ucraliy,-ia«®' Urge lx«W*tlre make an efficient of our next Howe ■ Thto Dbirkt com -,w MM! Wfalakers I Wbrikrr*! 'p> iportkmkxCOLI * 00* .. lyd ■»*■' WgiH dissoluhon.’ « pofltical relations with Government, and of daeid-, ~ i TEETH • iImlH or BlUd. on *k»rt notie* । On GoteLT^^rS?-™0 > •neb Slate fa properly ER no ns op YOVTB. Mia* M U. WUUHT. IMhnnrM,. Catoplsil -srttkbc held this the rt^Mnce of J EASTERN PBICEl JACKBOX, MICH. Tomb Stones. HARNESS SHOP | (Z’MIOX^CMOOI-! of this villagewilli daynaxL __ _ ’ BRACE & O'DWYTR Marble Shop. Farming Tools of all kinds, "> «* Snt „ 7‘ .^TiHtons^ BWTDB & IBA3W. % 4U K1MD8 OF Printing, rtsuUetsud is tee W«t ■ I. O«r J*tM*| to*<GU.. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-09-19.pdf 2a306aa2cdf7f232c4431f477cd9b360 PDF Text Text VOL. XI- £otil an) >. rffact. of oolite “b.lJ'ZjW. d'*< ------------------ - ----------------------------------------------- ---------- _____ ■-_________________________ ___________________________ ___ Civil Rights.—Justice Kuhn of De­ troit, one day last week, fined the door* keeper of the Theatre at Young Mans* Hall, Detroit, for refusing admission to the body of the -Hall to George A. John­ son, a colored soldier, of the Mth Maasa- SSSsss ■Col. The*. 8. Clark, of ’. Bagley, ofWayne. . — -U—F.T. Eddy, of Branch; A. H. NonWn of Bettiea. 7 John J. Thompson, of Wrahfonaw ; V. P. Collin, of Calhoun. fbura DUMet-V. R. L, Piero*, of Kent; E. P. Ferry, of Ottawa. FfrtA Dittriet—Wm. N. McConnell, of Oakland ; M. H. Mlle*, BL Clair. -SlrfA Diafricf-R. Sheldon, of Hough­ ton ; R. EtricWaud, of Cllnion. The Circuit Court for tbe County of Barry. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. r.oteri? 1'■ ' 'IKTORKH'O 0) VV srhaatwuT On tho road between Hastings and Bodford, on the mornlug of Saturday the Sth Inst, a new double H»«tin|t.. Xus j __________ GU ARDI AN’8 SALE. wlth white centre. Any person, will be suitable rewarded for returning the same or giving information leading to Ita re­ covery, to the drug store of Bcrtok & Maix, Hostings. • LETTERA* ■KHAIMUG VM<>LAUIBD\ la tha Port Offirv at fisavlnga, 1‘arrr Ceuittr Vll.H —.. Ik. I.,k A.. W..4 ' GUARDIAN’S SALE. "vlvavcI Hou. Charlee Upeon fea* been unani­ mously renominated fur Congrera by the Republicans of the Second District. Mr. Upeon, by his services on the Commit­ tee on Elections, boa done good work lor the Republicans, and will be re-elect­ ed by an overwhelming majority. I’vIvr A. i’b.lF.. |„ te-e. terti ly that lie abav.iatn.^ r ivitocc. tu .al,] appliraiira Md !,r,C ** ‘f d kmivrteds. „f tba ^abovufejjrU’“«Fvt- vcntlon, and Horace Greeley, Gen. Van Wyek and Geoige W. Curtin, were prominent members of that body. G- 8TB1KEI « a.w prorarisg Pradora, Bra.lyL I Pay la from W to sodaya J ud ■vtiBga.Miy »tb. mJ n^KK^t:3‘ Pennsylvania will elect Gen. Geary, Governor, and the entire State ticket, of this village will proltably open on Mon­ by an overwhelming majority. Tho reday next. eepUOQ of Ute Foutheru Loyalists at Philadelphia wa» the moat Imposing dis­ 0'he Social.—The Epiacoinl Social play ever wltncraed in that city. 150,­ will be held this (Tuesday) evening at 000 atrangent were in the city, and-30,000 the residence of J. 8. Goodyear. The members of tho Union League took part public are cordially invited. In lhe torch-light procession. BRACE & OTJWYHf OP ATS, 'BATS, TOT,« • bdeks axd kktailbu Mllllaery aad strav Cm4i, r eastern prices. KO. 58 wkst MUX tntarr, )JAc«*»i MICH. Hon. F. C. Beaman has been unani­ mously renominated for Congress In Ute First District by the ^Republican*. Mo is one of the ablest men In the House, and has *n utrWcut Wied record. To Hon John M. Nevins for tbo caro he bestowed upon the editorial columns of the Bakke it during our absence cast, The New York Triiunt lias the fol­ and for various other ;>craonal favors. lowing from Augusta, Me.: Fuller re­ To Hou. T. TV. Ferry for valuable returns largely Inertias# the Union tuaCongressional Documents. jnrity in this State. It will reach 30.000, and the closest Congressional District is ArnsmoN.—The *<Boys in Blue,” carried by 4,000. Our majority is vast­ resident* of Castleton, will meet at the ly larger than ever was gained in Maine Town Hall on Friday Evening of this . v------------ MnjTa nearly dottbweek to jwrfcct on organisation. There rnajurity of the past should bo a full attendance. I Biuaey. packape. nd (Wight. _________ g w. unfa, rrcptj ✓Tveijc Meetimg.—There Will be* Republican Rally at th* Town House in Galveston correapondenee says Gen. Castleton on Tuesday evening OcL 2nd. flood was in vital to a seat In the Texaa Dr. J. H. Palmer, and Geo. M. Dewey Legislative Halls by| a committee, and arc expected to address the people. i <»o hi* appearance waa received with al­ lent honors, all the members standing A Row.—On Munday afternoon * seri­ respectfully until ho was conducted to a ous disturbance occurred on the north The coming Texan emp of cotton is es­ aide ofStalo Street, in this village, ’which rtaulte-1 in a terious personal injury to timated at 300,000 bairn. Reliable information has been received Mr. Bejntnl” Burr, of Carlton. at New Orleans that six colored soldiers " From what we am learn the facto teem to be that fora long time there lu>* were recently murdered in Jefferaon, Texas. Tbe military commander at that been n difficulty existing between one post had the dead bodies shown to the Michael Roush and Mr. Burr. That on Mayor, and intimated to him that some Monday lhe parties met In this village, one would be held responsible for the •and being a little drunker than the pro- killing of Union men in that auction.— vielons of the law of prohibition provide* The lues of Union men are frequently for, Roush commenced to UtralC Barr, threatened. which led to a personal eucounterjn which tho Roush family decidedly worst­ ed Burr leaving him bxtUy pummeUud — A rrlvSte dispatch received at Lou and with a broken leg. C iarilla says that President Johnson has Several of the ncturc In the scene were n cent rd an Invitation to vWl that eity for Utorblns U» 1“"“?*'"’ and will be there next Tuesday. .U1M. onltannc. b™.b‘tero™ —Rh> Grande advices iwwt fheeholJuUlee I. *'»iv‘’i**1!£i •ra al BrowU«1 ills. The Rio Grajtde i« - Mld^J n“°”' higher than ever known, and bids fair to aid, Andrew Kauli ■». >'“* wash Malstnorse nwsy. DnuU. I» w • »»• °r *“ '*h “J —Io Texas LegUIatuor August 14, «< lh«—, !>•“"■ Mr. J.ckaon .dfored a reflation IsaUvelmlU-lblteeonunon ) JI l« “« d«-■ ing the Committee mi Public Lnntla O Notice of certiorari glveu, and the inquire info ths expediency ofd-xiatlt* uartlc* placed under bond* in tho sum of SOft acres Io each CoffiMernte r SWOdoUM.-ch for fore tho October term of the Circuit Court. ...-- .... cuun u.^W, IB IDO H»tinxn.le Mid county, tbo Mlewhg ' Frcalntalc, belonging la tM Bd«nX be muhnd-d oa. lai? of Vilbgr Ut». .hour linndrrd aiMly-uoe (Wl Mr ninety I wo (tel) aod r«W bowfrad ’ e '4X1) in tba village of Baaliaga. aooa£d?.t’£o.Id.«££“• uJalrJUt, IMi. attachment notice. NOTICE. ■ ' L’osvMd, ofWffi-ne, X NO. 21 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1866. tjjstjws' business Sirrctcqi. M. RIKER, DR. BICELOW MORE GUARDIAN’S SALE. K Um matter of tbe Estate of Ceadaco E. Adam., LovIba M. Adame, Orre A. Adame and Uarvey B. Adame minora, bote, of Bey moor Adame, dreeated. XoUeele Hornby given, that in parauince of I I ranur* POODS IEITIET Good Merrimack Prints You arc aten. hereby noll'Sed. that al eajd Gen­ eral Decline, eu amvndmeat of tbe Ctioalitunnn . rrlatlvo te tho qaaliOvaUoti of D^ra. provided L r by Joint Reeoluttoa Ko. »», approved March Ulb. IH41 . , ^bo, the quteteoa of i Oooetiiutlen oT lhe Stel for by Joint Resolution !< EXECUTOR^ SALE. X tba matter of tba ritale of Jvrvtciab IL Osoonr dav«M«l. Xallcww Uvraby air.a, Ihai-in percaanew of llceote and authority granted to me b» Iha Pro­ bate Cotsrt fsr the eouaty of Barry and State of MleWfaa. 1 ha£ capote te S*H •« can.: Homo la the vlll.ee ITT One Shilling, ■ W lit be aubmltted to the Electors of this Nteto for their adoption or r^eeUon. puranaal to the «■ quirem.nte of ibe CooaUluUoo, and of m>< rw- , GUARDIAN’S SALE. luLie* re.pecllrolr, tn tbs mtiur of tba Eaisla ofLuulX A. sad Also tan following Cooaiy Officera for tbe Ailai S. UstM, minora, heiraof DiJah t\GaU». County of Barry, tit: A BhoriF. Clerk. Trea.urcr. fainter if llwda. PronoraUag Attorney, ‘5‘ho“« l. barsby given that ifl ptruunee o'. z. i. ikn.ni.au.Mr. Aurrevor and two Ilcnur sad watEirlty gnatad to ms by tba Pro­ bate Court (or tba couaty of Barry, and State of »A.“i COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. I pcraona baviog claim agaiail the quarter, of aoeUoa aerta (T > la towa cot (I} north t.rv.mi w>v — Guardian of sold minora. io the aadvralrwed. Catimlaairaanwduly awnat. Dated, Angwat «th )?«4.______ mft»q ad bv Ike iTuCrte Ceart for the craaty of Barry who'wlli meet for aueb purp^ae, aa the bow of David Dudse la lhe towaahlp of Aaayria la JterGUARDIAN’S SALE. Z cc.te,*. Satmte). tee iOU day of ttateber K lb. matter of tbe estate of Chariee E. Otis, ■Mat and oa Haturday tea *lh day of kebru SteptwB-S. F. Olla. Arthur 0. Olte, and Ul­ CHANCERY ORDER. *ry ISC at nine o’clock In lhe forenoon of Mid tra C Utn, miner beira of l.aac Olla, dverswri deva: .la man the from Inb day of Auru.t IMS. CjTATE OF NICUIGAX, Eighth Jodi vial ClrSotioo te bsvoby xirealbatin ywcsaraMof H­ O colt, la Cbanevry. Sait pradlBgiaUn Circuit Court forth* coaaly .. I.U.. of Barry. H Chanwrc. al HmU.xy la add ,. I.k^1. _ ... th. Virtl. of >«otraiber A. I). [ ---------- Evtate i,t Geor*w heUwr.. sra rr. or mjcuioax. a^r «. Al a mm ion oflbe Probate Court i»r ibe county of Rarrv, botdea nt tbe Probat. UBoe. I*-tbe elllH* “f Haatin<v. on Monday, the lOlb day of Kentember io lhe year one Uiouaand eight buadrel nod alaty aix. 1’raven I, & C. Priadle, Judge GROCERY is. m. DupmnB’ CHICAGO UNDERSOLD JtirjjMt .Seiat', Things to Eat st aO boen of ttv day. IHlliaat J. SAftS. PffraJaiU. lithclnriU appeanos by affidavit cn file ___ '.u-t .l- Ik,.. ....—i My Ice Crain Rooms "SVlbe matter of th: Bafalo at ®terge Koeber, I *o7rciiinr and Sling th. Seal Admlai.trallon ____ . k'nrhrr ^ImluiUr.lor C-t Mid GUARDIAN’S SALE. (A Into copy.) >rpBw» Jylfttf COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. IIth day of October next at Um mobo plaoo aa boar. CATUERIKE XEWT0X, Gwrdian. Dated Baptesnbtf tlth, t»*<._______ • . u,. lh»i•• vte»•*““‘“f ar-Ki— t.i. c COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE, ya. drcannd. orc hereby noUtied nad rrqwated I prracal lhe Mine far examtaaSi.B m.I ^lyuvltu-i wtba the uadmlgwd CommlMlonera duly e< folaied by Um Probate Court for Um eoenty toSXuti&ritV- . ALL KJWDB OF Job Printing >! 'taifssu. <mz TfiXPs AhliTB HASTINGS CITY NEWS ROOM, otw door «m* uC H. A. Gwdywfo �_ HASTINGS BANNER. Sltatllwi. The Slate*. baAM gqodijS & GRANT, “NonP Sba could al- ai.d fell bnwlf grow pale, moments, but In reality It BA*^AIYS are prepared to supply us thia New Yser's day; read tbe IsUer." “Mr Dxaa Mrs* Almtos:—I ac­ knowledge with deep regret my unkindportly, rich man. Be BMseQrotoeday. Gud hM enabled me lick, Lilf-furtlre glance. to see the difference between ostentatious benevolence and that charity which Christ self impatiently. Io a voice which she bads us exercise toward* his children.— tried to steady, Hannah told tbs story of her mother's finding the bill, glad that baubt ootj 'X"5r 0. D. SPAULDlNu eoldl “in -- e®»AT -WITH- 0-0 0X3 &, OF ALL KIND, low'hum fif subdued talking. Hiffhah sal down. Her pl*‘n gsr-. CASH STORE! ESTABLISHMENT' NEW GOODS DRUG & BOOK STORE euw.cruou ..... ■ ,-----, -wnullbave net her pulses beating with delight, under other circumstances; now was Itunu and all tbe IllU* dsuilenf her dress were In strict accordance with gnpd taste, though so humble. A mourning cnliro. a black shawl, bordered with onoe rostly ribbon of the same hue, e small plaid scarf in black and white, bonnet, neatly and plainly trimmed, gloves that bad seen long wear, but ihroAtgb much tribu­ lation had oroserved their decency—and there sat Hannah Allston. her sad -west faro very thoughtful—In her right hand a folded paper, ,, . . Her mother had been looking through old accounts that day, and had found in the pocket of a well worn book an old bill made out to Halstead fit Gregory, for____ , fifty-five d-llarsand fifty ronta. “It is not rewipted," she said, holding the bill towards Hannah; "darling if we eou1dca.lv get It. I remember now he spoke of Halstead Ac Gregory-wing him something the night before be died-y es 1 remember it perfectly." A fit of coughing succeeded; she al­ ways roughed after any little excitement, ami Hannah Wt her work, sbmd.ng auxiouily by her till it was over. “But ’tis ten years now. dear mother, ainewpapa died. I thiuk I've beard that an obligation of the kffid is nut binding after seven years." "No honest man would make that ex­ cuse Hannah.” Mid her mother, taking up her sewing, "and 1 don't think these mefl would, particularly if they knew ..ur circumstances. Bera . is a rold wlntar upon us, and wa are worse off than ever. My illness look tbe last our little savings. You were not willing to have a dis pena­ ry doctor,—don't think 1 blame you, <fear,-our coal isalu>.»t Rone, our rent is nearly due, and this rmwrabl. stitch­ ing brings us barely enough fur f«d, was never nearer dbpair than when I cemn.enced searching amonk those old papers. I am afraid the prafcr T pul op to God was almost falthlrs*. but you see He heard me. I think He heard roe. I think this money may be paid. “I hope so, mother," Hannah said soft­ ly; inwardly she was shrinking. She it was who would be obliged to Gee this man for whom her Giber drudg ed many long years as under book keep- hi»grnynye* almost smiting bar Uko Hastings the ' Established in 1851. AND AT PRICES nioevjo ----------------------- - ------ --they were;, but tbe gentle manner and HITRRAB FOR THE OLD AND Unq Roberts so worthy To Suit the Times. &. STmkEt ABBBKLLISO bookkeeper Allston tribe. Meantime you will receive whatever come* to-day to impoealble to find out tbe ounectnes* aa only s part of tbe interest that has been uf ymsr claim." “The bill hr not receipted sir." • “Can’t help that,” and ho made a fidg­ HATING JtTHT PC ACHABED OHB GOODS, Your ubedient servant, *CWTAlN EXrULHIOS FtlOM THE BODY­ ety uioveineni with his shoulders and J. Genoar.” hands. “Had no outstanding debts un­ iMtelier'a ( clcbraied Sltaack Bit­ settled. Don’t remember your Giber— cried tbe IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE can't attend to it—sorry to ..put you to ten. tbe trouble. If five dollars will accom­ modate yon—" Hannah, with almost a bound, to save her wounded pride from exposing itself hearth that day. through tears, had gained tbe door. And the merchant never needed another “No, I thank you, sir—nu, no and vision. thsd.wir was closed between them. We are prepared to SELL GOODS •Well, really," said the merchant, aa Great Decline, In Prices, •a*a* »**•*!»• ' More and Better For the People! PRINTS FOR 1-i Cm. GOOD BROWN SUGAR l«i Cis. OonOaUnS at mi th. popuUt ' hl in =! aaniT meiichei. =• 8-f ku sews Lww At as Price* girl.” Gen Clood, commanding tbe Kansas Hannah never walked so fast in her A* Aar Other.D mho ia Michigan. life. Her very templen palpitated with Stale militia, sends Gov. Crawford official anger and grief. She forgot all caution —threw herself Into the widow's poor ed on the Republican and Salmon rivers. room, and sank sobbing upon her moth' A whole neighborhood was driven from their homes on tbe White Rock, aban­ Compriaee more than the usual Stock doning all their improvement*and crops. and Kind* kept in a Country Store, and O, why does Several women were repeatedly ravish­ wicked menT ed and otherwise savagely treated. In The windot Augusta aeUlemenl on one of the tribuOUR FACILITIES BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP OUR STOCK braved—complacently. On all hands be had beard whispered commendatii-ns of his liberality, and his soul felt eulted.— There wss tbe fault of his Cbristain lib­ erality. How gorgeous tbe coloring! bow richly tbe light streamed over the colrfny chancel, making the carved and massive Bible seem like solid gold. But that presence! W hat was ill lie bail been conscious <<f it>ll day—Indeed, for days it bad haunted him. He began to feel it more and more palpable as the crowd thinned out; and presently lie was left, lust in sell congratulation, alone, only the sex­ ton in tbe vestibule wailing very pstient- by the Indiana In each instance settlers were erdered not to return on pain of For Doing Busimess, And Kind, of TIP TOP thloe she: bnt w. um it ia nil servtms. MBiom . . a ■___ •--------------- - A.... A. ImILw ■x- Always pruponitoe la CMcrratng*11 pnrilsdlsn*** an4 fem*!* i ot.*M bj OruEBl.tA.T.rjwb.r* (joalysasl CO. CLARK A CO.. Osa'l Agsau.for U. 8. sad U*a*4 IBDW8 & SUDBSp Drawers Is assorpsMad. Ifyoswsntlo Cheap O q For Cash KEEP WARM, Moro Durable,* » Moro Graceful! oAb.rgr mar be bad of <ba «ilj?. * ' NATuAMlKL MATgABktes., )—Alaely BrooAIja, KiagsCo, W. y. Silver Mc-dal 8lbs.good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00. Drugs, Medicines, The remblnaiitut Silver skirt! aints, Oils. Groceries, School Books, Stationery, , Wall Paper. Notions, C’ards, Card Board, And everything at tbe *«rne ^oWthgl, Osr sisortBWBt of owes* Shirts and ACKLEY’S. Gold $1.25 in Has ings ! The Place to Buy darkness, within the light There was a merry gathering that night, tbe hand­ sorus rooms rang with music, light laugh ter floated iu the air, but above tbe dm of melody and merriment sounded that aw­ . ridi d»>,b. u- b, “™.,;.U ,»> v b. .Oll-Ulpp-A b» .11 lb. ful No 1 It was written river ths beauti­ ful raiment that flashed here and there— Oo„i. '-. •‘Ib-a.'it struck out the rich hues of the pictures b, d—o.1 Tb-,1-'1'Itel II -m- -■< lb. n.«Iibor. -Ill r.J~ Adomiug I lie walla. b.nArri a-ai.n. n», -m TIIESILVEIISKIBT! High Prices Busted Up DRY GOODS and understand. “We really feel If « few men „ Uh, piM, "-A- '•>" wlhelpD- -.ib-ol «s,<«b' f—"v **. "W. .-»■> FRUIT CANS, er the h»z^' oit simile ct.v Moro Elastic, bums iB(a!UM« ••The report of Sheridan shewn that he |< unworthy to be enlrueted with tbe delicate duties ofa command in the South “And du yon think the Lord Christ eru States, win e brains and veracity OLD LADIES A FAIR MAIDENS will accept it from the man who sect a fstherleaa child from his door through ing and romancing-' bleak and bitter winds, to a dying moth­ WILL PLEASE TRY IT. er—and starvation 1 Man do you think he will accept ill I tell you, No I fur G.>d is just, and Christ lured tbe pour CUBTO31 HADE I wero rich ro-mgh t» tare pour mother, and tbe perishing.” “The rich man was alone again, envel­ that’s all I »»k fi.r. Groerowi wine, rest, all these she needs, and with them, oped in golden glory- The shadow had ev.n that stern old doctor sap she w.-eld get well... W ithout them—’ . she shud­ dered and bcr bands fell apart. ttAKtrr^CTVXKD TO OXDXJt, Ghastly consumption, with ns ehnreb- strsngthltns—for tigJjad been sleeping sddnis R.r, EDWARD frlLHON, r and had not left his vflvet-arm chair.— WditMn,burgh, KiagsUMBiT IU b-ll— BY THE TRY BEST OV WORKMEN, J‘SUB17 ’ Mro Y„k. >«. i. o—■ iw Th. un fcii The same wind that chilled p«>j»r Han And at the Lewest Pesslhlc Rates. nab. whistled sorrowfully outside. It b«b.«L A. *. J»p;a was but a moment ago since bebrgfd tbe rpHE CONFESHlOXn AND EXPERIENCE X ov 1* ntVAUB. of a Amr, she knew that the r^cn man Let every one that want* Boots snd Shoes “ • caution to YOUNG MEN sad otltcrs, «ho auffrr ttoui NsrrAl ^U-rrf. n», Ih. h™ «< ’■*" Examine Our Slock. I,.od<r. rr.~«iljr ,b.»»Mtor work. That awful No! thundered in BOTTOM OUT & IOIEITS & STIIKr. OODS S Aw • Children Carriages 0. *. SMILSias. is the largest ever o-iquglit to tiiis mart, «T 3E3 hvnd. Travlin£%askets Come and Sec! GREAT RUSH CROCKERY '5FJ 'D Am IKB OAT ? A IE Lyon'S Periodical Brags! man’s sanctum. Flowers of never fcding beauty bln.bed down upon her fn.ro within tbeir golden frames; fruit in s.lveKsalvers, whose mere promise nf lus­ cious flavor cost almost it* weight in bank-biU^ made bleak wind, and snow outside eee'ro almost A myth•*><» and warm and odorous the airuf luxury! ••I suppose be never knew wanM’ said Bannah. L'fily with a »igh. “0. if only FEBFUMEKirx. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, GROCERIES aurveying parties have been killed. In­ formation has been given of die combin­ ARB BQUAL TO ART IN THE STATE. ed wild tribes of tbe Plains Intend to ■ depredate on tbe settlers during fall and winter. The Pawnees. Omahas, and Ottos’ who live on a good reservation, in ostensible peace, are the perpetrators of THS GREAT FEMALE REMEIH these outrage*. AU the northwestern EUR IRREGULAItlTlES. settlements of Ksnssa, from the situation . y' Our assortment uf mililia being wholly TbadequAl* to pro­ tect them for the. want of cavalry and arms, and unless a post is established on the Republican and Salmon Rivera and looked about biro, started to go out; properly garrisoned the eelliemeat most something thin, white but impalpable, be abandoned. / and yet perfectly real, stood as if to bar his steps. Slowly it took form. The glorious hues of gold and crimson shot mts with the Karaaa militia, alao a com­ And is sold at a reduction from former 'through and through it—and yet it took pany to furl Kearney for emergencies.— Prices. form. Tbe rich man grew ghastly ; for now be saw distinctly tbe features uf the dead. It was hie "Id book-keeper, a pale, military escort^to obtain indemnity fur YOUNG MARKIED PEOPLE, •thin, gentleman figure that soerasd tu re­ Doyrr^uLTo tx-imsE oci stocx. buke his own consequential bulk. “Slop," said the shadow—and slowly pointed to the grand arched window, In lk» articU of usted with Sheridan’s dispatches from whereon was drawn in almost living col­ lew Orleans, declares that they prove ors, the divine Goa of the Lord Christ.— him to be a “reckless radical of the Ter- GROCERIES! CHEAP XS THE CHEAPEST. LOW FIGURES. THE GLOKYOF HAN IBITKBNGTU. gen tljmaa who aa«teed for Tear. than Nor- A y^a-s^-s;^ .t-s.- Aurssaenl «f Railroad Steck. ttons la Barry Com.!/. la I hr Iteilrosd »-■••, iW o. B. V. RoilroU Csap.Hr. haa l*ra *ud payiwi i ef tbe ***** is »«■ d*>»- p*. ■Mate hit das vvm teirl* day.. <■• aLW arr.ben wiu giva bwd witbsai CsrttetssMJ ~ Tbe war-amauU aiU be rreeited » > II J Ageat iar thaCwamay. «r •• KUUKNEPRlStll.t:. •vod-'T- Dial fail to look st osr SMortmse U DB. HARRIET H. B. HOFFMM BUSSELL & NEVINS tbs church dsmauds. fi>r perhso* fir. shadow y presene. of hi. drod book keep JShdroddullar? Mid tboHWMdTtdten er. “Do yw know, paua. wb.. that la“buJ c^d thMMBd dollars would pur- d, wm that wsai away U such Usis to batons tn i,,*utv nl design day! I wa* coming down stairs then, . f that, neitbsr do tbe ladiea, who pledge into tears. by ooUections and a Gir.” -And that would take them, probably. ■«y«yl Blbls U—, gsw Tert. ___ Ktoplra BhatUe tewing MmMus. Ara aoperiar to alfelbmi for FAMILY 4 MANUFACTURING PURPOSES Ceotaia an tbe latoal imrormnenu; ara apaa<^ avlaeleaa idarabia; mad aaarta vara r-—f< sslected Stuck* in the Mar­ ket, of all kinds of Goods, usually kept In a Variety Store. WARRANTED TO SUIT. WE SELL AT Wrii Bn Uu, ■■> Raimi. sznx atm Mxrozrav tints. « J-i rAUW. . ww MiUm X Be. C.lHnr^r. CnMrotod Km., Uniform Prices, 1434 Dunlap Street/ aCYOLYEta,KIFLES For th. United State. S«n lew Atao POCKET m< HELT MEVOLVEMM. REPKATlNU PJRTOLK. This lilth <*rd fell out, bat fcXl'before tb-V.ndoW i.Birly up.’ ^^^JIIASUFACTVRERB of •■ TURKISH HATH.’ Hy.ewtaUiag la familiar tenotu lh« d-rev-JT ealter to fcamie. aud tb»pr-p»r mods H ""km Homnfeu dr.olrd brrralf Ig^JJ REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS. Wa have In eouneotlon with Our Store AnraidiHwirama' H—h' Where ths weriforiMlwMsaa bo Milat; sad ws sneers yee. Chat FAIR PRICES am itMTIte vrua wm <.■>*» a r—-■ SHIM, SSSSTUIA SUIT. BIDES. PELTS om. h, m. COLI *H». �- ^y UE STATE TAX LANDS. GUARDIAN'S BALE. SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS n.A.D'Xxrjk'sr’e irt. In th. lowo.ldp BEADY iSssSS BELIEF. SALES. na. ( Boot'll VEGETABLE 8-Pll-L-S REMEDY. Positively Curve. 1865. 9 J Benzoin Elixir, th la Healing, eoelUlag aad ttauul II tipMiwnl. Ioomm.U phlegm. sooUm tdt'pci lu g bmli ategUta.peiceptit it Kesaii. rar aa ceeta a nettle. Il prrrenU Chapped Rudt f makra them white aadsoth Hj aa bsleriu! ApplMtilon fcw Bbeu:s.U« Kl uplift ihw-MM ol the alia Cicero, Old tom. (iMjmnt.it it verv rjriclire. Iltrill . : •‘■T.".1’ •s“L*'7w,-1 u k I .Sall hr nrujp.lv Mede eulv hr the . CROOK flAXUFACTCRfSO CO.. . .r-.--; . ..... I IwHi *r Jsty^tewla« a i H» xt.MilnroclWU.4Mw— Itrojf*?'.•■r “■» * m v-— W rowowy. 'Ut rttal te W• • «ul - > 066082 GOLD & SILVER ! VUMICIA& Wtlti Pine Tree Tar. £E& tO'Opel U. tn toll tsM.ooo ONE DOLLAll EACH WITHOUT Regard to value! And not tn be paid fur until ytwi know what you are to receive, rar Aft. r rtcehing tbe article if It does not plraae you, you can return it and your money Purify Your Bleed htu M a Spring Medicrot forpurifyht| PREVEJTTIVE TO HIVE CHILDREI. S *n<><li»MM>I>Hra *nJ •a*'*" «hM> ** ’Dll CHUUK’S SPOONER’S Vegetable Extract. Is a great Promoter otHealth. Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, Viety of Brooelrta. Chains. Mmi< Drrwi. Cota be. Charma. Ac. laroMM)MMe nt tiro groel ms la Uro maaateclarteg dtelncUof fold, a laroe atroetity of rateable all, iiileoAwd for Korepeati mark Congestive Chills, AGUE nu l. thu. giving <U>. CertOeMe. • M »"! I« » J Diarrhea, Dysentery, Periodical Headache,' Dumb Ague. Valuable Fann for Sale. AOMlNtSTllATOR’B SA LE. For Sale by ail Druggiats. end Mute el Miehina, at Mt o’elnek it the after­ noon of the eteveelb day- of October, IkM, tin totizssr?S”i-s? ’siTm •»«> haff of rnwUea shirty toe. tad Uro as -» Naxhville, Tenn. sMj».^Tts±KSd! a 14 100 10 51 100 « «8 ioo DBOLtmON. �*UDU- WH»W» MBt’- J °L'^ PATNEiriSTKJ HASTINGS BANNER A<JM8TX<3 owcMomarW ED N EXDAY, REPUBLICAN NOMIMATIOM. LVr Governor, HEX RY H. CHAPO, or oKNxnan. Fbr £i*wf—an< Oa**rwe GEN. DWIGHT MAY, the Pittsburgh Convention, vix: Lieut. there find arson 1*14 down s. ■ enma, with It* appropriate penalty; wa find there theft and robbery and murder giv- Senft John I>unond. With other and inferior offense* our GEN. OLIVER L. SPAULDING, or CIJNTON. EBENEZER O. GROSVENOR, OF iriT-Truiai.r Jbr Auditor General, GEN WILLIAM HUMPHREY, GEN. BENJAMIN D. PRITCHARD, OF AXXBOAX. For Attorney General, GEtf. WILLIAM I- STOUGHTON, ORAMEL HOSFORD, OF KAFON. FotMem. of the State Board tf Fduea- S35 HARDWARE STOBE! tory treawm ba* been almost unknown. The people muat understand that ills The Convention then adjourned «tae the blackatt of crime*, and will be se­ verely punished.” '' / About a year earlier h* .aid, In re­ Chainxkn. Secretary. lit Naahvillr: “Loyal men from ml* day forward, The managing Board ot the State are to be lbs controllaw’* of Tenneaeae’* grand and sublime d<satiny, and Rebel* must be dumb—we 7'will not liiten to their counsel." / “Traitor* mtmyhe i - ---------- -— u»ilorJ must be punished and in>pov<iah*d," said called attention to the enlarged i raodatlona nnd tho extension President Johnson to tbe Indiana delega­ tion. In a speech in Nashville, April 8, 1863. being taken by prominent fruit men and herald: “T»* kilter to intelligent, isorchardista to exhibit such a abow of fluenticl Dai tore." On another occasion,. after assuming tba duties of President-be said: "Ifs Stale is to be nursed until It gains strength, it mint be nurted by in triende, not emotiered by ile tnemiee." AU. KINDS. fh« following is' „nly an elaboration pushed forward rapidly during the next of tbe same sentiment, although uttered The cltixenn' premium* this year ore very IR>eral and Ln addition the buxlnaw STOVE PIPE, committee have mode nrrangememta du­ SAP PANS, ring the past week to secure that a grand a citlxen and in joining the rebellion haa become a public enemy. He forfeited hi* right to vote with loyal men when And everything elaa fiuhioned fr<«a« be renounced bl* eitixenabip and sought to destroy our Government. Mv judg­ ter they Lave completed ment I. |K.I k. .I.....IU i___ l- ' a . tour, thia match at thercL 8Tl«a Sgt® BRACE & OT)WYrp~~~~ JOBBERS AND RETAILER JELATS, ©ATS. MIHlserj and HARDWARE COUNTY NOMINATIONN. •HCK.OJ, «,<•„ ERBOrtS OF YOCTU. Shelf Hardware, On tbe sam* occaiion Mr. Johnson uttered hi* memorable pbraec, • TVwafor* mwH fait hack moU.” “U," wrote President Jnhnwm to Gov. Sharkey, of Miss., Aug 15th, 18dfi, “If JOHN U OtiDKl 1st Representative ' District Conven­ tion met pursuant to notice, and was called to order by H. Wright chairman of District Committee. all arrangementb- SASH, DOOR & BUND MAKUWCH F tMHi. o. Arm UNION STORE n FOB ■ w. L».*i.t. j A. nOLBROOK. GLAD NEWS DELL'S SPECIFIC KKMEDIU P d!S2L -vo»™ - -"L. I maniac , ’“ — ■ »• ironsrolght p<r “rl? Haltere and declare file intention to HARNESS SHOP. R. fh.fo/ro.k ail IL WEIGHT. 'arming Tools of all kinds ...... »>w f'gbt them io Abe end.” Grand It.ni.l. A* IBTJBTDH & ffl/YlH HASH. DOORS .nd ELIN D8. PLAINING AND MATCHING OU JOINTING LUMBER, AND STICKING HOLDING OF ANT SIZE OK STYLE. ROPE. , - ---rveu in. Constitution of tba United States in Eng Ihb, and write their names, and to'aif AINTS. persona ol color who own real estate val­ ued at cot lea* than *250, and pay taxes QUA thereon, you would completely disarm pum tbe adversary and sal an example that other States will follow.” AKD ^yOODEN ^yAKE. For expressing opinion* similar to the above, and insisting that they be mad* practical is lbs action of tb. gov.rnxienL the members of the- Republican party now encounter the moat bitter oppoei- FKUTCASAnt Committee: fess® MJICHkYE Iron, Nails, Stoves, Court House Lu tho village of Hostings on Saturday the 22d day of September, 1866, at eleven o'clock A. M., for tbe purpose of nominating Republican candl'latea far county officer* for tbe Coun­ ty of Barry. Each Township In said County will be entitled to four Delegates Ln said Convention. Ute only opportunity that JAMES A. 8WEEZEY, ] J. M. NEVINS. | Republican the Eastern and Northei HARVEY WRIOHT. k County LEANDER LAPIIAM, Committee J. W. HACKKTT, J Tho match will con»c o(Ton Friday af­ Dated Hastings, Aug. 25,1806. ternoon, Sept . 21 st. Mil during the whole week Patebcn and Dexter will be on ex­ hibition at tbe Btablna on the fair ground, and It han been agreed that Dexter on A Republican Dlatrict Convention for one of tho day* of tbe fair will give an the 2d HcpraientaUve District of Barry exhibition of bls astonishing power, by County will be held at the house of Car­ tMtung a single dash of a mile against ver Robinson In Johnstown at one divisions. On Thursday, the premi­ ums are as follows:. l.t raes. Farlbataai bora*, mar* orgaUlag ting a candidate to Represent the Dis­ Urol, baa net»r trolled In any sporting roc, that trict In the State Legiulattire. Each will lro« mile LaaU. goaath.y plaaaa....... Town is entitled to four Delegatee. Siriw Gh^, Prices. of all kinds, Railroad Prices, Xoral ni muuzM* D*Miass.May !Oth. Ittl a A. GOODYEAR 4 CO anti will be sold at Plaining &. Matching EDWIN WILLETS, THOMAS W. FERRY, /Yftitiii II. WRIGHT. BELL’S SPECIFIC PILLS. ,W> rr> v-r.-y- _ elation at 1 rakro W• .hail km roawaoilr oi DRESSED and MATCHED HMIUUIKQ and DRIAHKU and JOINTED SIDING. held oa the 2d, Detotxw. •’ FJ. DICKEY & PRENTISS. STOLEN PROPERTY FOUND. Marble Shop. 100 and J. Keagle were appointed a Commlfo The Committee on Credentials report-. ed the following named gentlemen as entitled to seats in the Convention : Tbornapple—D. fi. Bugbee, J. F. Em­ ory, IL Wright, E. H. Searle*. HUI, Charles Parris, Casper Tnak. Rutland—A. D. Rork, Huron Healey, Irving—P. H. Songer, T. B. HB1, D. B. Pratt, E D. Hinkler. Carlton—I. Memer, H. D. Hobba, J. Roger*, Wm. Kano. Castleton—J. H. Palmer, H. A. Brooks J. Keagle, Wm. Mullen. Woodland—D. Q. Chase, C. Dens^ more, Joseph FUnchcomb, J. Rowladcr. On motion, tho Iteportof the Commit­ tee wa* accepted and adopted. On motion, Dr. Burton and Peter Cnuncr"were appointed tellers. On motion of H. Wright the following roeolutlon was adopted. mlums, it ia expected, will be shown on tbe forenoon of Friday, In front of tho grand stand, and tbelr merits will be de­ cided upon. Mraar*. D. McMillan, of Ohio, the celebrated breeder, and an exPraaldunt of the Ohio State Board of Agrleulturo, and the well-known short­ horn breeder, J. R. Psge, ofSennctt, N: Y-, have accepted Invitations to bv pres­ ent and net as judges In thia important ** 11..* mnw 1... ...h. *1... ..>.1.*.^. 40.— f.H Ml. I ; isUtavfw, Altana Co 11 W Rill I IT BELL’S EXTEIi REMEDY. 360 Captain Mullen, of the Fc bnaboll.. Polios PrKinet, presented Sup Ml Kennedy with two tin boxe* tJ tlon as well ss the premium* on the r«r- morning. Tbte* boxes contained a ular Hat of th* I. —* 1.IKI.JJ—. bond* to tbe value of *88.100. On Sun­ day tom* boy* were al play in a field at' Busfawick, al th* back at Brooklyn, when ’ uaa of tb*m observed one oTibetin box** alluded toucreted tn a hollow between wma large boulders. lie polled it out when siUI another breeders to tiring on their stock. Thaw premium* are also open to all who make I Battle K. 8UKLDON. Creek, the ableatand nw. HOLD AT RAILROAD PRICES. H. WRIGHT. J Tomb Stones, lb. C.irftiatut. WRIGHT JONES & DRAKE, SURGEON DENTISTS, ould call tba cttaniUoa of ALL pcroooi protni*es,\ so they conveyed txuh tbe aDbicg aaytklog is Uxaof DENTISTRY casktte to tbe station bouse aud banded llitm over to Csptaln Mullen, who, upon o.o-aLTsr.rh.^wMTjBx> ’ examining their contents, found war bond* itaurd by Onondaga county the ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. Value of ♦33,000; the remaining *5.100 worth being from Seneca, 8l Lawrence tlh.r.adCbk Greene county sod tbe State of MlcbifP°\ g *C. HtlNDLK. EATII* Al* ICECHAM A.E. WINO. IL AWING. DaiUa Croak. JaJy l«h, JMA. (jlylTmt] M. CADWALLADER, Dr. JAMD XRTAK. teaMlUa«rkjWU« W GROCET STORE. C-’.awjow. PnL KtoUUtTJAChMM, MODERT HaMUKKT 1.... “1 ,,r KUUKNEVELFKAU. Jr. THE b ATIONALDIHI'KNKART, EHTABLIKU- their Hl* j—n ■orw.ll.d ,accr., |„ tb.e,roef *v»rv form •flprlt.te iHmmc lacidral to «nhCT The Onondaga bund* were compleel the grand match that haa been made be­ RLTKNCF. AND FAIR DEALING VICTORIOUS OVER KMI-RIHCIHH AND FRAUD tween Dexter, tlw renowned king of lite in all particular*. The Seneca bond* trotting turf, and George M. Patchan, lack number* and algnsturea, except on jr., tbe equally celebrated Californian Ibc coupons, but are dated. They s|| If not, call at tbe Insurance Agency of nired to nominate a candidate in this trotter, will crane oft As thta4hsich appear as if they mutt have been itolen ■onvcntion. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, iWUMMMHnr.lInu, lh.1 from the officers having . them in charge cumut OF MUDKUN MANHOOD. Tito Convention then proceeded to !*mtiral ballot for a candidate for Rep- ‘cd, the grand stand haa been enlarged, । respectively. The other box containad a large cnlivecutaUve, with tbe following result; give every one a flue opportunity. lection of burglars’ tools, including a v»Whole number of vote* SB • of which The Society, in cotisidenuion of the risty oT skolshm k*,*. nipper, gou, James A. fiweexey received 12; Robert large premiums and tbe great expense pvreha for taking-impression*, a card J.Gnmt8; XM.PoOncrS; H. IlobbeS; Lt has been at to secure to our cltixena the fit ret display of horses, cattle, sheep, curtaining the survey of two keyJxdes ‘nH. Wright 1; Gilbert Striker 1. n>. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., of fruit and other productions of the breed- end particular* m to location, rod4 ttf. Knr York-Gata AaMtla *«*r •14,000,000. Mr. Grant then withdrew hi* name as era and farmers, have decided to charge Tba OUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE 00., of for admlaalon at the gates 60 cerite for a candidate. -—. ~ • . —— oime vi Voted to proceed to a fonnal ballot, Michigan, Greene county In this State A ,i_ , . ■ n I Th. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE CO. which ramltetl u follows: For all particular* In relation to thear- land ill. rangemente, apjdloatlon may be made pany. to the Secnrtary, at Ida office, at 130 Jef­ UNITED BTATEH ACCIDENT CO., of HyrsMr. Kennedy informed the Pr**id*nt ras, N. T.—Cub CspltaL W00,00O. 3 ferson Avenue, Detroit of th. Si-crmd Avenue Railroad Company Palmer 7. RISKS TAKKk OK LIBBRAL that ba had found tbe die for tbe aaal of tm« ». u«nT oS«»,cAi his company, but that gtaUemin replied Th* Brvad-and.Batter wing of the that they had rot last k Mr. Ksnasdy choice of the Convention, for Represen­ President'* party, bald tbelr Sials Con­ maintained that be bad .It, however, and Hastings, Mich. tative to the State Legislature. •'! __ 1___ ■ vention al Detroit, on tbe 4th inrt., and nmv-d h>« ..-—*1. fixed up tho following ticket which was ■wallowed by tbs (inton pure DemocraThe bosra containing these articla. do MUKfc tALLABLh Illa.X WILD! A FIRST Ct.ABH EATING AND ICECREAM Are You Insured! s. ■OOM- PonTni Bax» Bryans Life Pills, PURIFY Tint nU'Oll. My Policy,’’and ? DELICACIES rnd ItAIUUTIES like some venomo Ing place and tain \V* L COBB, Fountain Citireinofltarr fldent that yeu pr *oe through this 1‘ionetr b trying i-rrw forward, h't and upward, n»d r □ANDIES Groceries, lum MMa Fstesia,. Uj I WaamaGwalth fodra. th. a| Nones Fo* Hi TsiciteKt— for the t-urpose d Hou of all per*.™ wives a* xandiriste ■ Board or School ! *MM SCHUPFAN. Dr GARVEYS FEMALE PILIA „ For Governor—Gau. A. 8. Williams. For LisuL. Governor—GsnJ. G. Park­ hurst, of Branch. . formed and Introduced Mr. Swerzcy to Fur Secretary of State—Co*. B. M. pviioe, or num* persons probably now in Thompson. For Attorney General—Col. Geo. Gray, of Kent. tended remarks on account of the prov­ en t condition of his health. ’ X-AJSTZas FOR request hl* attendance in the Con ven- ^byabfahr »■>«! *»<i prowpUj »> For *11 who appoint, the trtow, upright, aour village, not co SALE. (Uh, |MA•»«*«.' D*t*dai H»’ur September, A. D^ l»i jacKMrt nmn r.Tntr kau Dr. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PIU* •mm mm Wassaxt *»•—'’ CUTTING aad FITTING \ ROBERT J. GRANT, .a, 3 Chairman. HAEVEY WRIGHT. Spaulding, of Lenawee. For Sup’t Public Instruction—Rev. S. Clemsata. Fur Member of State Board of Ed neat- DISSOLUTION. haMtiM ar. We bid you we ♦ *X««. k-.t £J”> ly cared by sre controlled ins is of Coe’s � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-09-26.pdf 735a10de62d64f3ed7ecadaeb8f9e0f4 PDF Text Text VOL. XI. .----------- „ . " iy"1:1; 1 Djstinrjs IjuintM-ilintteq). '’ 'n“ HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH.f WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ■„ ’T yoral ,ai> gluaUantinu. iLEiTio.i aoracs. 1866. NOTICE. iSuto^BM^eSsSVClMr la oaly thrvach life to by Mrtag wWl w.mb eZ j , >y yrasaat to prwpecu v. .staUMa fTter. T. rsa S««»ar» or rsa (ton or Btest T.o ms teatoy toto Ito* al tte aut < honor Noone doubt­ i« ■ UpyUr .M tow vto.' to we aw 4o ed Mr. Hamlin'* fidelity to the prindUm Sieving Utonw. to to piee be profcan ad during Mr. Llnocdn’s -live .p te.poMl.aey ud try Ite awoarMeyn of bar. >t<« Uto4. p« a to af ggTSfiM UM to. .1*. a towaw. Ltoaawn Ootmsw * and Mr. Johnson has that his policy had no J^ipormamn "X’tTi’rZ am. GUARDIAN'S BALE, NEW ADVERTIBEMBNra. upon such an unpopular act. Mr. Ham­ lin, therefore, might have remained in hla offloe, and opposed Mr. Job neon with porfev.4 impunity. But the at w<ww»,n who had ton the aaoond officer nt the L nlon during Mr. Lincoln's odminletrgtfon, who had preaided over the Uni­ ted States Senate during the whole war, and who came near to being President now, could not endure even the risk of ■naj^eion, and seemed to feel disgraced by holding office under a faithless Ad­ ministration. All office-holders have not reason for such feeling, and some may do right In resisting the effort to make the patronage of the Government a bribe to demoralise the country; but Mr. Hamlin was right- Hto letter la an eloquent rebuke to Andrew Johnaon and one which the country will re-echo. In 1 effret, hr Rujm to the ITeaident, "I gave all my influence to uphold the Union , party, and 1 will not help you dow to : destroy IL" Abraham Llneoln’a fine j G. tlolbri.ik will entertain the Prvaby- Vice President, in retiring from offloe, terian a><eud thia (Tuesday) evening.— atandaln noble rontn»t to the second, in hla arduous efforts to accurv another The public are cordially invited. CLAiWIAN SALS. ' n»_ GUARDIAN'S SALE GUARDIAN’S BALE. held on the 2d, Ad, 4th and Sth days of October. Among the celebrated Hcrnea that are sure to I* prevent, arc Dexu-r and Patch­ in. besides other fant stock, of which a large number of entries hare already CHANCERY ATTACHMENT NOTICE The Circuit Court lot the Couo Barry. Graef gattagf t ~ (JrdER. GUARDIAN’S SALE. Haw. D. H. JaatnoL—The nomina­ tion of thia accomplished LeirtelaU-r for his third term by the Republican Sena­ torial Convention la tba Raginav Dis­ trict is a merited compliment to one of the ah lent and mart efficient of our Stale I^eglalaUus. evidently hta constituents i GUARDIAN’S BALE. one, Na 1, of the Maatocal Harina, a monthly devoted to the proenoUon of cJaeHeal music, and the promulgation of choice musical gems among the people. 1 Published by H. M. H1GHIN8, the ae- j coctpllabed mwdclan, and well known 1 | publisher at Chicago, Illinois. We should think the ’Miuical Revina moot be of great value and Interest to the muEmrmor tn Bawsn:— sieiana of the country, especially of the Will y»«e allow me through your paper North-west, and cordially commend it to their favorable attention. Subscription to make the folfoainA statement: At a Contenti"ti <■( the RepuhHcana of only 75 cents per aanwtn. Barry Gmify held in thia place on Sat­ urday \ast for the purpose of putting m - Agnlii that foul-mouthed organ called nomination individuale in be enpported the Pioweer-a devoted follower of “I, My Policy," and the devil, han unaalled bt the Republicuna Ibr the different ofSeen be filled th* coming electing. ■ Certain resolution wan introduced and adopt'd eatabliahing a rule lor the guid­ ance of that cwnenlkn in its selection of candidate. ; and aa tbeaubaerjurnt action of the convention •“ eucia in the »•“» to ignore lb* spirit d that resolution, I GUARDIAN'S SALE. CHANCERY ORDER. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE •4 aacerJiar I CAkoi.in; WK? CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. My Ice Cram Rooms Norci Fon ExAMixarwx or gciou TMCHiaa — Notice i« hereby gl»«B for the’purpoee of making lino of all persons ah’ uru-wi “r “ ^UU«.r. C o> J O~V Dwto* c“" U o on *• .teA-weoo orQfc’sDF^taCTfM. X! / M7W e. e. wnBrnffB. muat eotisMer myself and those that »etit me there •• * delegate M absolved from the binding effect. of theAetion to that ooarentioo ; ce.cptiug in *> far aa they correspond «itb the spirit of that reroluUon. A. P. DRAKE Primary School, of ibis 1-waabp th* Boasd or 8c«ih>l 1»«r«croM ibBi®*Hl meet al lb. Union Beh-ol .*J* Village of HaaUop os Saturday. October (Uh, }8fi«,at«»e O,’elude EM, . Dated al HseUnge t|ua *l»‘ of Beptocp^k' * " GROCERY ! . Jtrvr ROODS, NEW BCILblTO, COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE MI parvoaa ha»ta« claim. aeon.I Uw nu ■in.-— >A--/ •* r - 11 wu jSSW'ikx �HABrnrae bajker. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT StlttWi lottri lioame. With ail possible speed, at the waler's aide, where be found lying m ooe dead, and caught sight ne aa the Rfehlngvstan bore him wmnej a dainty tread not at all minlate- ovet the smooth surface of tbe rook Into . ricss. 0. ft SPAULMNG’S Bo» trouble Martingal* and ■ -wmj- M3 iTu>iM»u someth leg unu- OF ALL KIND, tmtaWtaMer'e bore*. ’ The poor deacon was sadly trfcd about II He bad l*en oMoCMr. Hale’s warmest friends, bat bow could be cmrater.an.-e each doing. a* a bore* who. never forgot the dignity of her station, *o far •* to exceed a feat walk, oo any occaaioo. and he could not help feeling scandaUxcd at such an Innovation So much waa Lie mind exercised upon > —k. cji i, nt. x__ ____ nouaewfvea, with uncovered beads, and bare arras, darted from every house, and cbUdreaofall ages,. awsHod th* Qylng ornwd. j Deacon Saundent who was storing rerognind Dernii.'s voice and w I1ATI3G JCHT.FCXCHAAKD OCR GOODS, meut that it' had a deep ta nt as hia <>|d limb* would direction all, were taking. IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE Bulbed Williefe Safety.depended upon human aid. be would Miff have smiled upon his grandfather. Psychs, who had been tnrped out to roll in ths sand and refresh hereelf by * nibble from the roadside, we* one *f ths first to bear Danuia’ cries. Bbe waa aocuslomed to all kind of noise* from lbs are prepared to SELL GOODS; I To Suit the Times. Established in 1851. Robebtb &. Srmrt. rfUMfa. TUy prutew U-l-m^’7 UD.ahwntk.hUUlUI.riouaAhaetM nn ’n‘i nets rasa, to M a weak - !«*liV" la rssmte W »«p*r *e4 _____ h—ltv - mbat uaua: For t^e People I piurm ron iH CCSTAJ1 EXFUL8I0X AON TUI BODY. OeOD BROWN SOOAB Reseller's alebrated Btemcb BH ten.* Great Decline. In Prices, Cu. S’ t s Hd s him with a quiet smile, and endeavored to soften hi* animoaity to poor Psyche, by telling him of b«r dodlity andgentleneea, but to no parpose. He left him not in anger but with a lengthened visage, when aho beard bl* voice, to pricking up and a sorrowful ahak* of the head. bar sera she cantered towards tbe lake I Tbe good deacon Bred just below the which ahe reached just M Willie rose for gButtUaiw. parsonage, In an old farm-boos*, whose tbe first time. BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP With a low whinny of recognition, not1 projecting roof, where tbe swallows colonlied, wide stone floored porch, and* large unmixed with fear, the beauUlul creature i Oar MIMster’s rKrchxM And Kind* of yard shaded by Lombardy poplars, gave lowered her heed, and aa be cam* to th* dU??“« *>1 hsro for sal el" it a venerable, petriarehiai appearance. ■urfbea again plunged in and swam with Comprise more than the usual Stock U-X r-iWe, a* be stood in tbe yard The yard, with its carpet of emerald vigor on* itrek** toward* bitn. and Kind* kept in a Country Store, and before Deprey •> stable, while the aalea- turf, waa tbe playground of the deacon's It wea something mor* than initinct, it man walked around a low, heavy-built, graodeoa, a Ifttie» blsck-eysd fellow, waa an almighty band that directed the rawaey, largn-boaed whose father, who had gone to the land of noble beast and Uught her car* In strik­ OUR FACILITIES TH* TOP ing out, with her iroo-bound hoofs, a* »be iprsgeratiswalliUlisMMas cold, bed placed hia wife and year-old are all we have to day bey In his father's boose for protection. u4 FaaDy C*r<i*»4ue as, „ _ «ra, that I don’t think The child waa the idol of hia grand-par­ you d like. Jltu, bring out the black ffi-1 ent*, and the pet of the whole village.— ’{j. T *!"m,J' bo,Uer proceMlad to Mr. Hale ofien walked down to tbe rate puU out, with jerks and twitches, , uuU, | to re resi him, and sometime* lifted nitn rough-coated animal, whose bleeding over, nd Mt him upon Psyche’s back, * tfoek ^nhmere, and held him eswurely; ARK XQUAL TO Airy IN THS\ ■aoulhand acarred flanks showed that who seemed fd know, that with such a so Psyche, turning with her predoos bur­ 8TATK. | fafly yeere: K D. K E. BOCTnWOlTH. she had been unmercifully utated. ' delicstr, precious burden, she moat be den fast in her mouth, swam steadily to­ 5behostler’s rough hand!— ­ 'very gentle, and raced slowly about, now ward the shore. Willie’s golden hair ling with apiril; still she did not look vi' and then looking back, a* if to see that bo sr.d pale face gave striking con treat be­ mow. There ,u no 6.ry, ugly gleam side her jet bteck coal, gliateniag with I TUB GREAT FEMALE REMEDY of the eyea, but, on tbe contrary, a plead­ water, which ran in streams from both. ing expostulation with the coaree eresA crowd bad collected upon the bank, FOR lltREGULARrnta. ,noisy, brawling brook make* it* way Oaraeeortmcat of over a bugs race, that coven nearly an and foremost of them all stood the dea­ ... ,------- —I -XU urvuru. ucr up acre of ground ; in the eummee i: dwin­ con «itb clasped hands, bia wblt* hair •l» of u>. Ulur U»l .Imo., Streauiing in the wind, and nerve* stretch ­ dles to an Insignificant stream and a broke bar slender neck. small pool of muddy water; but in tbe ed out to their utQoet' tension, aa b* ber bot had her ■pring, when swollen by tbe melting returned,’ said the salesman^-•'She’s mows, It ntna with a swift current, ana tleas aha gel** her tam- in some places th* lake ia quite deep. A 1 bia darling pct. H« held him only to P*r up, then • regular devil, and path Is laid out around it, and a flight of aasure bitnaelf that hi* life was not ex­ lor til ah«j>, rude steps, op tn the aide of the rock, tinct, and then consigned him to bi* moth­ er (who bkd recovered from her swoon) . m 0111 SmtUCU U..'lWl.nd lead* to a shady walk above, much fre and a hbodrrd helping band* that wore And it told at • reduction from former qoented by villagers on summer evening*. he II break bar temper nr tier neck'." readily extended for tbe relief of the lit-1 One bright May morning, not long af ­ Going up to her Mr. Hate ,poka kind­ ly, patting bar neck, whiA 7a* aliU qolv- ter the deacon urged Mr. Hale to **U With streaming eyse tbe good deacon Paychc, Mary Baundera aat inditing a sring with p*ia from the pressure at tbs YOVMG HAJIHIED PEOPLE. turned to Psyebe, who stood with droop­ hatter, pawed hl* band caressingly over letter to her absent husband, end sb* told ing bead and panting sidea, looking very him of the borne be hod provided her in Doyrrvi to ixamtxh ocx stocx. bar nose, ami flung back the heavy nw>* hi* absence, and deacantmg upon Willy’s tired but atill very much interested in that waa tangled and knotted above her । goodness sod beauty ; she forbore to toll tbe restoration of her little friend, whom . him tbr rogue bad already upeet an ink­ the followed with her eyes till be was ; stand upoo his snowy wrapper, end now born out ofsight. Tend*rly and careful-1 Gold —........ u Miuvrvi.v u.uri hung about, distracting her mind by his ly the deacon wiped tbe water from her I front her n!d tormentors, and, with a childish qoestiona. Unable to pruceed I •binlug coak and then, without speaking, j pwnt.e whim y, laid her bead confidingly wbil* thus annoyed, Ae tied oo hie HttJs upon hi* shoulder, while her large basal1 straw hat and scarf, and sent him out io- ' •W3 BAHT KE KBAT J rye* filled with something very much to the yard, wbers the| grass was just 1to his own stable. Mr. Hale had been absent all this I TO < I5SUMFTITM*. springing, *nd tbe lilac tree* bursting in­ OLD LADIE8 de FAIR MAIDENS lime, and hnew nothing of tbe accident, ( to bloom. rd. Her spirit termed broken, except, until, oo coming in eight of tbe old farm Congratulating herself that be would ,w hen enraged, and she had been abused be safely amused for an hour, she return­ Uli a. — bx. ed to her letter and forgot all thing* else. 1 beauty ; still her head wu well formed, ol Mrs. Saunders' otter colored bed W illie waa very happy fur a while is on* ' end her ayes almost human io their expuff., making a very ludicrous figure with watching the robins that flew from limb ! pr«*>on. If her cost eould be made black heed and flowing tail, io bold relief to limb of the old poplars, and the awal- ( smooth, eh* might poseibly peas without at caber sod. “God bless you, Mr. Hale," said ths exciting tsmaik. Mr. Hsia liked to drive a good looking animal a* wall as deacon, as be wrung bis pastor's hand, “for not minding tbs word, of a for-li.h any anr, and tie hesitated fur some time, gets looked wiwblolly out into tbe street man. Had you told Psyche, my boy but be could not reeisi her pleading look, M.iXlT.iCTl'RXD TO CUD XS, Soon ba espied tbe latch, fl was a would bake now been a corps*.” perfect mystery to him buw it waa to be unftutened, but Mending on tip toe, hi* BT THE VIRY BX8T OF W0RKMK3, little fmg«re aoon pressed with sufficient uuon," and, pay in* the price ashed, which Tbe Toledo Blotto of th* 94 th lost, ia fores upon the thumb piece to lift it, and w|* notluge. he left the, yard, followed tbe gate swung gently open. Peeping respon.it>!* for th* following: rpnr coxmioxB aid ixpiuoci » . ®r *» wexu* A w>idiee uf tbi* city w ho served with out, first on one side and /then on tbe Let every one that want* Boots and Shorn abuse lusliucl readily recugntird hit dirtiuction a* Colonel of a Michigan reg­ YIKk Examine Our Stock. kindness and humanity, but not to owncasting a furtive glance toward the huu**, iment, was approached yeatorday by an a* if b* sospected be was out doing quite officer who support* Johnson, with a sag right, he ventured out upon the gea**y gr.tkei that, u military men, they ought h waanot until quite dark that Mr. sidewak. Tbe yellow dandelion.end the to pay their tsspeu* to President John­ Hale dispatched hl* Irish boy for hi* bright king cap* beckuned blm on, m son upot. hi* arrival at Toledo. And everything at tbe fame **tooi*binXij naw purchase, and for several weeks ahe they peeped oul from under the feoc*, ’ You may, but I will not," replied the was allowed to remain quietly In titosta- and filled his hat with their gay biowotn., T“® ■ am a rrKKXGTH. m be wandered on toward tbe pood and | Durlng this lime Dsnnls worked ar­ browk, whleb, still aw oiler, by tbe spring “But," quoth the Johnsonian, "you Doe'i duously under Mr. Hale’a direction, io ntlu*, attracted him by the noi»c a* it' willjp w lib e* end abow your respect clcauing.Ute knot* from bar luxuriant fall over the rock*. for Grant and Farragut who accompany mans, and brushing its full want to • him; won'tyoat” At the end of ah hour Mary Saunders ablnlog gio*.. Her rough coat yielded “My dear sir," replied the Oulonel, had finished her kucr, and placing her “there »a* once an old lady who kept a readily to high keeping acd care, giving, in R>>V jlack MM afrd <Uy softneaa, writing malerialwin a roeewood desk, berl,boardmg house fur laborer*. On* morn­ husband’s laal gift, ah* returned with a , sure procy>(good blood. ing she came across a piece of Ulnted .’SSffc.r.* beef, wbicb tbe ouichaaed cheap and boil­ preUy mischief of cunning roguery; Wil-' ruled through fear, but aba wa* partocu-. ed lor dinner. Il “ameh to heaven," aad Ha might be doing. But no Willie wm * hU kh,dne,a« “nd [net a boarder would touch 1L That eve­ FOIl THE LADIES, Mr Hale t bought what time be could in sight. Tbe gate stood omiuoosly ning she sliced and fried it but iL wouldn’t FAMILY * MAKUFAflTCMW FUBMNU. ■para from duty and study well spent In ! open, and catching her erm bonnet, she do—It still amalL The neat moraing darted into the street “Willie, Willi*," We have a' vary large assortment sb* made hash of la, bet it email tender ■ha called, but bo ansirer. and loudu,wbfei a boarder, who could stand it no longer, spoke his mind: “Look bare, old lady, you may bile it, yon may i OUR STOCK 2 HASTnrog DRUG &. BQog ' STORE AND AT TRICES flnmng eye and timid' bound, were very T?cvn < -n. Tn,,.""® CASH STORE! cb*ck availed not; Tm4K* W-k • w 4 ANNUAL TAX sales. sHTUaxh* 1 AtEMHXiyQ More and Better eoo For th* aame Moo*. I»th*ir line.ih.^' other Store io AND NO MISTAKE Po-l. PATENT MEDjCIIEt. OonsistitiS of al] the DHL AMSEKE. JUttor'drml 1865. FBI I P turn mu GROCERIES' CHEAP AS TIIE CDHPor ’ rEXFUMKklEM, rtATOlUSQ EITUCTS. GROCERIES] For Doing Busimess, Travling Baskets Children Carriages FRUIT0 CANS, BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN Come and See! Lyon's Periodical Drops! CROCKERY 0. B. SPA0UIM. ROIEITl & ITIIKEI. GREAT RUSH is the largest ever OJquglit to this mart, OODS THE SILVER SKIRT! W'-'-t Moro Durable, Ifore Elastic, \ ::W More Graceful! ACKLEY’S High Prices Busted Vp I SDSSin Hulagi! 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for 8100, Drugs, ,V?r= T«>* S S 1 SIS ■^1. Tkf r,atl,iU,i surer tWl W.i?W Medicines. aints, UJJXDTS <& SHD.BS Oils, Groceries, School Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Notions, _ -Cards, Card Board, i inui m,ud. fHvtW/ FAVORITE SKIRT I aii’i’f1 SEW TOW Auniaol of f.vi. Bxllml Six! 'W.y JJOT1CR to by»ti’ Shirts and Drawers LOW FIGURES. r. I. AttlETt FUHS. WARRANTED TO SUIT. than her master badaBtieipaled. lb* neighboring boys, of “the ^landrd him. ia her with bis sysa. ragut, and he stinks. You can’t crowd him down me al any price" Tbs convention tioeed quite abruptly. i. aorraa. more then half its width. *OCXWT e>« hSs R.7US. nMWflroMv BEV £, wnxniWRT £ZII)iP WTIIJH .9 ■ Th* their rapid progress toward U>« GOLD A SILVER QALYAKXtMl FOR HIDE*, PEtT* *>'E laggia^ al tn* string :U'A MRS. HOFFMAN TURKISH BAT BELT MEVOLVKK*. Also, NUBIAS, HOODS, fee. water. The flowers hr had picked aba found scattered by the margin ofthe pood, aodoe the elope bi* hal still bol&ng a But be ■ Evstvttt, ttrtn EVGKXE FBIXGU. DE. MAKEIET 11. «. »«FH° K IS �nFTo RlfR 33 >R THE OLD ■g # d8iA‘ia,! 5TIUGsa® &, . ’l ^aWishedtaiMi -BEBT8 Wi-ys 14 01 100 n <MU IM M W 100 852 2 Hl " lis^gJs ft.» 18 !$.!? JMU4,J»ljll. IBM. , s ffi e-s EMIL AN5EKE, sr«£ »“• < R<,ok's 4.2 8-PH-L-S REMEDY. 5 S IS IS 1866. K .1 -.4.. wi ;W>-' The Platje to Buy v,±] oFs t S 2 15 It S . B O O KAFFY aOUttUOB. --------------------------■ Poaitively Cure*. 11 Will Bec«Me(hc8t«s4*r4ReMedy. Cheap Q ForCaah • S n.«3uour u .0,0 PJ U urUgEWIS, tur pr r bottle. Full direction. accotnr^Tsr.ry bi Ui. DM. OllVBM crook* co.. t.: ■■ .it,.- WETOlMMU^JMMOHom, RUSSELL & NEVINS -S tf 7//7.'7//>sr7././} kat, of «!1 kinda of Goods, urallj kept In ■ Variety 2 I cim BMta Benzoin Elixir, - WE SELL AT Uniform Prices, GROCERIES! IEAP A 8 THE CTIEAFW. PEEPUMERIES. FLAVORISQ KXTRACTH. !!: tut orr. noma ro-ia. HALF THS MONTY. NO SCRATCHW. Children Carriages FRUIT"CAN8, FAIWPRICE8 To Everybody. ■(MEU A UfVMt. THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. f IU Fail to cive He a Cali. . May «. ISM. , loiEin a BOTTOM OUT DRY GOODS CHARLIM CAtLOWAY. Ki .18 } “,8Ta\r <a ui th. PoM PATENT ME»lCI»EtT - 3. ABESEU.Uf0 ttore and Better In Uri, STuZ??' esehe^ GOOD NEWS AT LAST! I 15 1 *' 1 £“551 = 2:sb “u 12 annual tax sales. gT & GUARDIAN'S BALE. iialktiii: i-uice. I aeons U 100 10 SI Habbt Cccxrr Tati'a. Ornca Ibntlaga, Auk. T. anna. NoticettTuvaby ci' ea that In Ml Qx pruaiaioM of the flUiuUln-M and pruridrd.I do hereby dreignata oIBce uf lib. County Trraaurer.al thi in lb. Villar, of Haatlnra. «a the p aliur. dreeribrd Landa will be Bold irkrf M !•> 17 W 1 TA 10 rj<<( • X ” W • W S» !«• Town < North of Itcoge 10 Wat,- IE SILVER SKIRT! ■pMdilv core 80U by Drugaiau. Mad. oalv by Uw rtooKi!?.- ! 7; NEW HOODS! DR. RAPHAEL, PHILUPJ ” &O* IE«ftET Print* (cd Fall. X.w fjhwUng,-. W. (hall cot «41 H. X. SHELBOE. re Durable, Moro Elastic, <1 ioo f Good Merrimack Print! GOLD & SILVER! More Graceful! Pine Tree Tar »nt*MCM& same compel ui to sell •250,000 — M.rebanu I '---------8250,000 WORTH OF WafcArr. Clotkt, Chain, .DiamondRinjt nX4 7 £X“*^n."^"w‘:.S Fiance, Mthdfvnt, Snriny Md- . btowreoa tb» boule. Bm mall airrelari at eJtitui, Silver Warr, Df*W’,5uTEB CROOK A CO., PropriMore. BIITer l.eB.1! One^ Shilling, THROAT and LU1WS. LET THE AFFLICTED READ I Purify Your Blood ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT Regard to value! And not to be paid for until you know what NEW STORE iSD IS VSUM.TKD ui’btitib. Villar, ofUaallBga Blood, rst.ro. be CisItlilKi surer Skirt. Baetiaga, July seth, 1H4. receiving th* article If It doo* not pinnae you, you can return It and your money isf=S- CUBE ." I i ait- R Chills and Fever, S Bilious Fever, : i...- A-'ii.-77 "<57ald,EnL and Hfrero Bal liuU Bnaon. andSoarf PtnB. and rWty of Drarelbta. Chaina. Node. ‘---- rnmW I'l .rr-.i Ac 1 u £ Intermittent Fever, li NO 1 S Remittent Fever, land. • largo iiuanlityof valuable Jewelry, origi allv ialanded for Eurspraa nark st, has been ae Marr Moliiure, guardian ol afsald dermaad praying. for reaaoaa Uiereln , —M. ^..i .k.. —J. k! ... ■- - a - l. -- - . T« 100 » ■ IM U . uinaiuT a. a. aarrait Town 4. : s ••TURKISH 817 818 S3 ’•■a B U » ft 100 LSsrsSEjraitfS M . It 1M.U • ikef : n 11 ifJ1 s Slot S Congestive Chills, . ,! Under lhaaa eiraiaxtaacaa I— WATCU a GOLD JEWELRY CU " bar. re- 9t Probate. »2 !•» 11 « ■s’s-s Ig'sii :s 1 5,5 JsIHB 100 1 *4 100 1 M 100 1 84' 100 1 24 100 1 24 100 1 21 22 02 100 1 24 *-1001 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 IM 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 2 100 1 75 100 I 75 1 04 10 100 2 14 8T OS 100 IM 08 100 1 75 1 M 10 100 • 14 1 M 10 JOO iod 13 aorta res a cnrrncoi r-.,a£?8xiM£?aM srsas ArtiF V**ya, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, mnoDK-rnu. re laat.oga, and show wsm. if any there be. Wliy n7{".°mrflUr$r£? Uua’I'u^iiikoLr s Dysentery, GUARDIAN'S BALK 01 100 ___ 100 -1 15 ib 1 1* Periodical Headache, Dumb Ague. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. in.■wMViaiteeMM-awash Cmp«M ifnU Kiner. - ■ • ' NOTICE. For Sale by all Druggittt. Wm. Spoons* &Co., Nashville, Teas. ' NOTICE. S 14 ::: 1 i 01 100 AGUE Diarrhea, ■ nr.-,., in ihanaMana I III as as'ad la aald ea- ■riU—u,A0.jMh,im. e«MO SAURY HAPPILY, fcr» aarerar . SPOONER’S Hplandid Clock* mrron. . ........ .. Vegetable Extract. ThtfSu I^OranaUoa dial < �ire fiud tbs f ths ittwitloo t BETCBUCAN KeiUUTIONS. aou mrra thah romr." Are Ton Insured 1 HASTINGS BANNER. ' XCBOBSMCJ GEO. W. WILLIAMS, (tar IM— * Si"*!? by al thin in B Tnere ja eljitle. paarega iu Mr. 8< ard’s speech atBatUsCreek, ocjthel O. Striker, J. M. Norina, G. K. Beamer mien Fbr ZtewtenaNf-Gocernor, GEN. DWIGHT MAY, WhatMr.Sawxrd meant noUPARbl*” LIPS tNWgA*C»-P?^f started open hia traveta ; but for' 71 OtN.OLIVBB l-bpaulddeo, can only interpre threat, sapecialiy dstioc jrTSilMSS&S:- time, there was a pretty little mme of GEN WILLIAM HUMPHREY, bully Ing going on upon both sides, into tbs spirit of which the “President or King" immediately entered, asking tbe The Ocuunltteo co Credentials made GEN. BENJAMIN D. PRITCHARD,, cltijums bow they eoatd be so “lost to the following Report . OF ALLMAX. propriety" as not to treat him “like a gen­ WoedJand-E. Saudy, Wm.Lee,E. tleman 1 ’ After Ihi* interrogatory, the GEN. WILLIAM L. STOUGHTON, report says that there waa "more dis­ turbance," but the train moved on with­ out any popular resort to ancient eggv or ORAMEL HOaFORD, ' to cats departed this life. OF KATOK. After this expressive hint, and some LN. KmIw, IL WrMU, For Mm. qflAe Stale Board oj Bdacaothers dropped upon different cccseions both by the Master and the Man. it can­ EDWlN WILLBTS, not be held thrt the people of the Uni­ ted Stetes heveatol had sufficient warn aof tbe fate awaiting them abould they THOMAS W. FERRY, behave thenaclvev, and for ought we know a first-rare Broadway house may have already received an order to pur­ chase the crown jewels. ‘ I am the Stale," said Louis XIV. ; and although our An­ drew is quite incapable of putting bls J. W. Kilburn. For8b«ri!f, thought into a shape so. terse atxfcpi EDWIN H. MALLORY. grammalic, ail the world can see (hat his For Coeuly Clsrk. Bald more—Gilbert Striker, R. T. Gar­ egotism is just th® quality which never DANIEL STRIKER. son, D. MeOmbcr, M L. Williams. deserts him. Hr is first peisoti, singu­ lar number and nominative case wherev­ er he goe, or whatever be i* doing. lie is nothing if not Mont. Frto, like'poor, -sylvan rs h. cook. foolish lx>uis XVI. Like'other Kings, be is always talking about himself, whnt he baa done, what he is doing, what he . CHARLES O. HOLBROOK. means to do, and what Congress cannot make him do. Olhrt- Presidents have Zlmmcrvetoed bills, but no President ever be . fore made such a parade of hia authority. ' lie has a confused notion of doing some- , W. WUoox. thing decisive, of executing some kind of 0 STHisj. trSKS TAKHS OX L13XKA1. TIR1TS. __ able and efficient, County Convention, or. one that did its work more harmoniously.,, th® whole people, The lidiet selected is ons of which every EATS, ©AJE, On motion Convention proceeded io a formal ballot t Whole number of votes ■When RU Mrav should J1.1CHIXE lasted. , lant mon who. devoted Iktir all on the tested field to defend with their livee the SASH, DOOR 4 BUSH MAMOfACFT Motion adopted. John Roberta, L. lapham, U. Wright « I I.Ht SASH. DOORS BLfN DR, FJJININO AND MATCHING OR JOINTING LUMBER, AMD ST1CKIK0 MOLD!KU OT ANY MIZE OR STYLE. On motion the Convention adjourned C«scs4e .arririsr .1 ar*M ‘ At rns UNION GEORGE K. BEAMER, D. STRIKER, C7i<rirr.ion. STORE ar Fl lai. EOTTOB ft ElAjr yr^uter earl •Frjsft " j Slot-Thief I­ ------- ble Dark Bay M.i j A. HOLBROOK, I coverT of the pn| GLAD NEWS ro« tbe rvmrturK ' Joiystf ■J" -Vrrj !kl*l cbw{, ! I Sad Accn>MC| I Richard Dills, o 1 BP.LL-B MPECTHC REMEDY , ouriy injured on I from a fence w I ovtr. H Is spinr I H WJUOHT. F"““: fflft I'.lAs.-inl hia recovery ia d -pOR.SAr.K-R | X H-ipe ; pnr»T7 ■ i RepubHcahqofli 1 nominated f\s I Curtrah... ■ A] ------- > ncntly fit to be d flUWUlU MV U I it by lJW0m^ori| BELL’S SPECIFIC PILLS HARDWARE STORE! DICKEY & PBENTISS. H. A. GOODYEAR 4 CO I Marble SJiop. fltilE <ubierib«r« rorperlfully inform* A WMut HMtingv ai>4 nrronding JOHN K HALL, HARDWARE of all kinds, Battle Creek, BELL'S EXTERNAL REMEDY and will be sold at Tomb Stones, Railroad Prices, A. L WINO. I! A WJKO. ' >n T.:rr II. fvRlGHT Iron, Nails, Stoves, ImMWra Tret •fOBraTJACKtUl.YKOBKRTHEKBRRT 21 THE NATlONALDUIPEXBA*YJtd^ABLI8Il- ® be called by And everything else fashioned from Sheet Ifub. Ill Mrts uf Shelf Hardware. EATIN* AND an* ICECREAM IVEWHEAIR A 3 LrA *4 O <Jf 5Yf KO IMS. I SCIENCE AND PAIR DEAL1N0 TlCTORiOUR OVER EMPR1HCIMM AND FRAUD _____ GROCEY STORE. by nominaiing fb | ent popuUr\»uni | TOK Xt AHHEX'CM I ■iToaaawaorSair-lt.rw, that CORM OP MODERN MANHOOD, ROPE MORE ULEABLE WAN GOU>! FIRST CLARK EATING ARD KkCRKAM [Farming Tools of all kinds, PURIFY TIIK BU10D. in Sewing Machlrl GENTLEMEN and EADIES. IPDI’DIAIB JElBltEOT PAINTS. FerJlwhoeyp^foutte *DELICACIES and RARRITTES 0,L8’ • V flLABS, U grr.tuUuloua. Bonus Life Pills, ’ pUTTY I Court Howto squat AND yyooDEN ^yARE. A Soda Fountain THE MOUMTA^M^OP^UQH? oFxEDICAL harness shop. gin to comprehend tho rreulta of giving [ from the Eart by fl i were a su|*rior flo| , all Interwted will A BeMtl Mr. Editob: IJ ] ISonecr to uniicrstrl j fully accused Mr. bl ----- uunsa <*ch fromarervolimr. j,«r, Groceries, * j for tbe Bannkh of I signatnre of a "Bojl whereupon Daniel Striker waa declared On tn oil on Convention proceeded to - BOLD AT RAILROAD PRICER. All Kinds of KEFAIBINQ gM On motion Convention proceeded to a formal ballot: Whole nunber of votes saytemi SALE. Dr. BAKVEYn FEMALE PILLS !T>« •aprrirn-. of thirty rr«r» bs» P"”J ■reasssnslfcrltesroJiiia OtetrwLmMdb VtntariUsL no mailer from «!>•< Cwm <b»’ «r»? _ , Ing any gentlema'i should feel ashaBU I ___ _____ _ phrases ho used at*] F-rtUa.e ui Sate of Real K.i.U j Ho and plainly «d I ^*7, * L ' **ee?Ateaa«.dw War Claim. —— ...... KW.W.WU.g ...... . Dr. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS GOODYEAR National existence; nor a of Barry toaaty, re the' ticket’you have JOBS* & DBAXE, selsoted,—selected ftirly, carefully, and impartially, with an eye only to our Oysters.—Del - j in every style, or । FOR ond war for PALL ARRANGEMEN-nu------- an informal ballot uauui ior for vounty County uera Cork WILD with waa the unflinching friends of llio“Boy s in Northern men1 Blue" all through 'that terrible struggle, bstweealbe Rebels, the "Ft** i»ths RbAb Duociucr, and the gallant and pedlrncy aa well patriotic defenders of their cocntry’a Union man of the tion of “true patriot" for his devotion to the wants' and Interest of our abut, our SICE. ERItOfts OP YOVTH. SAP PANS, <mr doubts about that of King. "Em pcror" is rather more satisfactory and j than a thousand majority If tire Republi­ monlh-fiUiog. Of ooursv, other adjrc- I cans are true to their principles, and the tivre of courtesy would be employed, decidedly popular men they have select­ such as High, Mighty, Excellent, Serene. nady lopwnUh treason and niahc i Puissant—anything, in fact, expressive of odious, ccV-lAer dad in the un<i ed as their stand ord-bcarere io this con­ a dstefrnitMifon and a power to havo flict, with the Copper-Johnson party. one’s own way, ntmint contmdiunlt, or oontred etrog only to be carried to tbe dividually to our candidates, nor Is there lock-up, and kept there until subdued and bumble. President or King 1 We are much necessity fur that Their munOn motion. Convention proceeded to astonished that tbe astute Sccr^sfry, un­ *ocx McwntATtOM, by a convention each as der the circumstances, should ask kueli a an Informal vote for H tariff with the fol­ question. King, if not Emperor, by all lowing result: Whole number of votes Arses each of them in terms more onphatic than any words of oura could do. ips 7; J. W. Burson L Politically the men are true as steel to On motion Convention proceeded to a Tbo support given by tho distinguish­ formal ballot for Sheriff: Whole, numto tha pricdplea and policy of our Ropublican Congress. Locally, they repre­ ed Southern men In Philadelphia to the doctrine of Impartial Suffrage ia Ln itself sent the loyal mta of Barry County, and an argument which it b hard to anare devoted to tbe promotion of tho best swtir. We ere told that Northern anti- era Phllllpe 1. interest of thia people. And finally, among their numbar are two of tha gal­ trail tn of ths South, the condition of the ' at eastern pricer mo. 66 wr.sr Ma:x mi„ *" plaining A- Matching J. W. Jfoughtalin 8;. whereupon A. O, STOVE PIPE, friend of .the country rosy wellbeprood, Total aw <>» tallnlf; Samuel Weeks 1; Bepabllcaai District Cssrrntloa. A Republican District Convention for the Sd RepreeenteUvc District of Barry County will be held at the house of Car- h-mrendse/upand d^wn the fond a. if Hope. Motfou bo were • asperate estat® of the realm, . omnipotent, omniscient, MudFO moved that two delegatee . omnipotent, omniscient, and and (by (by virtue s____ . <____ ?. T.}. rw»„ I pn-ailwavs) ___ omnipresent. Thia,7,. it _mmt. be admitted from ax-h b» owned, ia a dulcet fix for the great Re1 public to have got into. We are quits willing to admit that if tbe Constitution of the United States con trict in the Stat® Legislature. Each fere upon one man unlimited, sole and irresponKble power, it makes but small difference whether we call him a King or R. JONES, 1 A. ELLIOTT, / OretreRtee a President If we are lo have tbe thing, of John MoCoUnm D. B. Tyler, R. TV the title is not of th® least consequence.— If there be no remedy for the present The Republicans of the 20th Seaatori- state of things, let us, in the name uf con­ . al District, composed of the counties of sistency and common sense, have a coro­ • Eaton and Barry, will meet in Conven­ nation instsntar, with holy oil, globe and reported as follows: “ ‘ ' O. K. Reamer; for tion at Vermontville on Friday the Sth scepter, and olher necessary Ingredients day of October next, at one o’clock in and’apparalus. And what a Court King Secretary, the aftrnuxm, to nominate a candidate for Andy wiH have! Tbe Duke of Auburn! — delicious ! Weed. Lord Bishop of Al ­ Stale Senator. Each survey«d,township On motion of Mr. Wright the report bany !—exnuisite I Sir Henry J. Ray will send one delegate. \ 7 waa accepted and adopted. mond, Bart!—enchanting! It is eaay to By order of the Committee, On motion tho following resolution U>see what fiddle Congress wHl play when troduoed by Copt. L B. Goer waa adopted: E. W. BARBER, all those regal arrangements are complet­ RerdvedThat Hit rraotution adopt­ Chairmant ed, and instead of a plain President and ed by Conffrmto the rffad tAattfie brxree six clerks we have a real living monarch Soldieri Dated Charlotte, Sept. 18th, 1866. who nob’y flood by ourcountn/’i (bless his Majesty) with a regular “Min­ JUtg when attailed by truUorome kanda istry" to match! . thoubiwhen o_ffice» of h-mor and profit We hope that nobody will think that Today we fly at our mast-head the wo arc making game of an august prrnames of the men selected by the loyal sonage. A man who can erest® and de- , lyjmtl and proper that U anbodlet a part atroy Slates, who claims by Executive of 1 the greed Uberai Rapubdoan tendinant fiat to keep out of the Union this Com qf 1 theeountry-dhai at eocA thU Republi­ er.suigg official term. can Contention heartily endoroee the snfcl In our •connection with the politics of moowealth, aud to let in the other, who 'reeotidion qf a RepabUcan Oongrca and dictates laws entirely out of his own bead, , flirtrlcrr. * RssUats. M»y 10th, jm ^**>1 Aluj BkacFroTwVji- ~ *| to«•# inch vulgar j > it should bo stopp-1 Clreatt Court Cwaamlsatoacr for Ban?'the character of lb' tfwh.thtafwe MyoMectlnlnae la toIrttb* public) »,yh-d nothing bling for the BaN>' Having been In th-1 rt*l reur. 1 data -I Job country’s ^ood, and now it only remains rill fill with dismay the hearts H. Ctoolt received vanu* H.Oook I*a Eap., ofKatatt MeKTUMag .dJrees, before U> jt A BON. ositbeUibtort-.* In the afternoon- -| lrou4 foe f* lb. ter—r l-M* ** eomty <hM day- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-10-03.pdf ad929814c9cceeb8ab717835f6a709e5 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARM COUNTY, KICK:, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 3. 1866. gastings7 Snsinrss girtctorR. BRACE * PBR8 ARB _ IIIIIMO n* Siriv ■'-F*’ |.^7Es '*<*•<»», micb. E*ST£BN ,Rno" o, topTM. '•nrrM 3 LAD L N « PACIFIC kKMKDin ',■1.1 !■ .Il —_ _ ■ YovnuK XL El.L-S SPECIFIC PILLS Xoftl. NOTICE. that lhe “heads” of all tbe delegates pres­ I ay wUs, Sank A. » ent, excepting those named ou the Com­ ^7tLrefct»Tfcrt3d mittee, and that of tbs Secretary, “went ■ name tpoa th* Barry County bi. vslaable serf d«*t»AMlsmal gk»om seemed to en» take plane on the 10th and 11th Inst. shroud evefy face, abd the pdftifal silence ud • gaaeml assortITepartitona are io Notary Pa Mie.— to make thia1 wbieh for tbe lime pervaded tbe whole show the beat held in the County,, convention, waa only broken by tbe la­ the Republicans were cot their frienda iraesi, I mprovementa the grounds and bulld-. bored breathing.ol the Chairman and a Tbo Pionoor Editor iwro becoming alarm­ j^ODEBTS A STRHEB, . alight etlr among a number of Republi- ed for fear, aa matter* then looked, that “ilMUat., Aug. i;th. 1 caa» at the lower eod ef the Hall, wbo hu would not be able to get a sobecriptGUARDIAN'S SALE. ofTkredaro dlverolfled and liberal[ seemed to be somewhat amused for some loo large enough to purcba- 0 paper fur , cause, evidently not apparent to a ma­ lhe next week's Pionoor,called oot"Mills!’ 31 tc tai gat* Central M*llr*a<l. t jority of tbo “OTterrified" present. . Mills then took the floor tc make a speech. to make the ahow whai it ought to bo by. Tbe silence was at last broken by Mr. (Heads Sown.) He told tbe Convention iV&ELLA XKn.XH. furnishing the arUdra far exhibition.—. Milla wbo Id a very loud voice, called that tbe eoldiers meant well enough, that Thte want tbo Executive OommlUeo for the Credential* from 'tbo diffisreot many of them supposed they were doing Uanilag gs, ............... ]t:M I Bay Upres e,..... ................ Ii47 i cannot supply; and the Committee towns, whereunAn the Pionoor aditorYft-' ...............HJWi would remind the farm ere that the ebow mediately produced a copy of the Pionoor ■»auy UI luaiu ware aoneas, inougti wrong, fret , la their own, and would urge them to » hieh as the delegation from Hastings evi­ in going, ba was tn favor of totting tbs kSTWaae. dently constituted a majority of the con­ soldiers make tbe notninaliona, especially make it what it ought to be. MoiwlBg El............ ........ ll:M a vention, was considered satiaCuctory by ns they would be compelled to nominate Dsy Express........ .............. titn r The first day of the Fair will be devothe committee. Tbe Secretary of the him aa Prosecuting Attorney, and that be Kraala. Express. ■■ •.......... l tile » tod to entering stock and article for ex ­ Aigai Express....... ■••••• ....aas a meeting, however, intimating that if any­ was confident that those wno voted such hibition and everytuing will be exclud­ Dsted. Input rib. 1»W. thing more was needed «n bis part, he a ticket would in the end be (bund to be ed unlaw, entered before 12 o’clock of’ had In his pocket hie “Church letter," Democrats. Mills said they called hlrn Wednesday. All committees should ro- w liicb showed that be waa an Eaortec In a CopperAmW; thia waa wrong, as ba hod port to the President or Secretary aa ear­ good standing, like hie brother at tbe only woin on hie coat a copperhead cut Kotin ie bareky girea. that la Buneaace ef fly as 10 o’clock of Wedneaday, the sec­ “Coikfederit Croce Rosda." Here tbe out of a cent after ha came from war, Ikon.* and aathorily (rested to ms by tb* Tro ond day of the Fair. Chaiaman of the Oom-nitteo made his re­ that he had only besides this heeded a In the Slow Race no peraon will bo al- port, when immediately, the "heads" were procession wbo all wore copperbeads sad all up, and lhe Committee announced aa marcbed over and voted- a Copperhead r<J.Lar a.nl ..J .. IJ L-___ —■ r_,__ . ,_____ , _ si, owing 10 me weatDcr or otner clr- Qmirioan of the Convention, J. C. Hanna foot, waa stoton fioei the bam of Goo. euxnatanree, the receipts alxrald not be ana lhe "Pioneer Editor" as lheSecretary. F wan-on Jr., Saturday , J “ ..7™.^.- . Fwinaon Jr., In In Johnstown Johnatown on on Saturday aufflclent to pay alTprexnluina, they will Mr. Rich, the temporary Chairman, evi­ atad, yst he was called a Copperbced. • ill promptly sad (.lUifully i njKht .he 7th ult.‘ of his celiac; Ceeveyaa. 1 “u be discounted proportionally, after pay­ dently being anxious to get out of the (Qieera.) Mills then subsided witsu the A Reward of *50 la offered for the re- ing other expenses. For this reason no neighborhood and reach of tbe editor of motion t<» rescind was put. no oayvoling the Pionoor, and leaving, became nearly in hbo affirmative, and Mills votmg vary premiums will be paid upon the ground* exhausted by tbe sffurt he bad made to loudly, alone, in the negative. Sad Acctdbxt.—Wb learn that Mr. but must be called for before the 20th of protect bis person and property, while Tbo Pioneer man here recollected that Richard DUla, of thia village, was serf- ' remaining in such close proximity to the iir had rnada a motion tn adjourn an hour J. M. NEVINS, oualy injured On Sumiay test by falling Secretary, at once arose, and put tje mo­ before wbieh he then called for, with his _______ SeardarT/. tion, so far aa Mr. IIiOM was concerned, hand oo his Church Letter, the motion from a fence which bo waa climbing was carried and the Barry Co. Demo­ over, lite spine to badly Injured and U if RVA1KLL. Y.rtntx»rAi. Social.—The ladles of the and immediately left the chair, without GUARDIAN’S SALE. calling upon the Convention to vole for cratic Convention stood adjourned—Conhto recovery hi doubtful. Episcopal ehuznh, will entertain their Secretary. Mr. Hanna came forward, venlion broke np with '‘heads all down," friends al their "New Chappal," ' thia and when the delegates left for home it and took the Chair, when lhe Committee (Tuesday) evening. The ;>ubllc are cor­ completed their Report, after which, the was noticed that shay avoided the pub Republicans of Kalamazoo County, have diAlly Invited. nils RiiBEntf, motion was pot upon tbe adoptiun of the lie streets and left town one at a limo nominated for State benrfor CoL F. TV. •atm, wb$n it gras found it bad carried, SO m to attract tbo best possible attenCurtcniue, a nomination that was emlthere boinaTolie vote in Its favor, which f nentiy fit to be made, and ofwhlch tbe I This to tbe foundation upon which eop- tiUaaeUPra *M from Mill*. After which Mill azote I party should be proud enough, to ratify HaaUng^Bepl. 20th, 18M. «tid moved tbe chair appoint a Commit­ porbseds are inviting the "Boys in Wise" IliaSih day < I it by l,fi00 majority at the I'oUa an th* right. I Mr. Editor To-day w i tn eased the tee of threeoo Resolution^; a Mr. Wood­ to build. It is hoped that lhe good sense man here moved that lhe Chair appoint of tbe eoldiers of Barry county will en­ Oyrtkbs.—Dunning has added to (he aaaeml ling of The DeftracrUic..Q>even- such committee, and the Chair appointed able them to realize the (set that the uartwe (Ilk in laws uo« (I) Bonn ot rang* Un (10) in tbe cesatr Barry and Btatrof MfcK। other attractions of his well known Cro- lion in thia place. Early in the day it Meesrs. Goodyear, Hewitt and Mills. copperheads are only (trying to use them Irsa.wnt u.d uU U isetode the rererskoh ot ibe Milla having prepared tbo Resolution, <0 further their own cods and objects.' oewcr ot Sarah C flprsjjr aa widow of aaid Be; and the same haring been dbcoesed du ­ Yeura. about to happen, as our uaually quiet vil. AXDRKWJ. DUVTXE. Uahnllas efaaid lagejM^m witnoaMs such a gathering of ring lhe whole fort-noon in lhe pretence Dated AngsattCtia, 1MC. su| of certain eoldiera.who claimed they did "Fire*tn the rear" Democracy. It was not get office in tbo Republican Conven­ ry County ore In earnest for their right 1 him a call. GUARDIAN’S SALE tion, and who had announced themselves to a sbara of the public patronage and I Cafitax.—Tlw Hepublicans of tbe 2d that something of more than ordinary aa satisfied with tbe Resolution nr any are (rutting their whole stock in trade inDistrict in Berrien Oounty, have noml- importance was atlrring the democratic thing etoe that would defeat tbe Republi­ t*’*”nMr,coL which by the way Is well can nominations—started out of the Cocheart. Long before the hour appointed venllon, followed by the balance ot lhe fur the Convention, every Delegate «m Cbmmittee, who rho after alter a- abort time, ro~ rari—_1. the credit of the Chlckaming redeemed in town ; and as if by previous arrange­ i-jrued and ret-.-2 2----’ ”’2-'2.. . ■ nu a..i. ur-j: c offer you oar earnest co-operrtion ment immediately commenced the work ; Resolution being In bis hand writing and tbe Chairman ef the Committee not be ­ tbe principal part of which it seems as* ing able to read it) a recommendation meeting of the Soldiers Convention necessarily to be pvfermed before the that the Convention make no nominations, which meets, on Saturday the 6th Inst. Cuavention aaaembled—alimy Coppo:- (Heads all down) that In a few days the For particulars see new advertisement! ' Houses, on Jefibroon Street. It is in the heads were beard to exclaim, “that they Soldiers wbo had not been nominated to next week also [soldiers] Hand Bills.— । new block, Juat south of the ATere BritH. were the into friend* of the aoldierw.”— office In the Republican Convention were No trouble to show goods at Ackley’s. going to make a nomination, and that UEOauE BROWS. mey, tbe democrat* and copparbea Is her. had Invariably rejuiced al every defeat ing alwaya base tbo real friends of the aalc at the lowcet living rale* ■ give bhn of our brava "boys in blue,"* and men1 soldier, while lhe republicans «ere o tly noull. GUARDIAN’S SALK. Hl I BROOK, whqj al this dsy, justify, "tbo Rebellion,"’ hi* pretended friends, they would sup­ in Chancery and A Good Dat'h Wouk.—The liepub- and are opposed to punishing traitors, port the soldier’s nominations, and they, ' tbe copperheads would pledge themselves .0^2 "Itr^ llau“ of Berrien County did ■ giod thing were engaged in attempting to convince' to see that tbe eoldiers were not whipped by nominating for re-eleetion their pres­ the soldier, that they were bis friends ;i in tbe light they proposed to go into.— Uarff. saa mate ol raaetaent popular county offlocre, with Fkxain to be aold at Public . After delivering himself of this ReaoluTOK W AkBEX Chatmax at their hand. thsl they would stand by him, and that tionof the Committee, which was quits c.i | That ticket win bo elected, as it ought brief (the imcnenaa "law practice" of him­ .nd notary Public/- to be by WO majority. Mosers. Chap­ friends'Vf the soldier; while lhe Rlpub- self and partner “amounting" aa bo says, •nd toUn : mon, Seward, Dlx A Oo., accept our con- lican party was only hie pretended friend. to‘ ten thousand dollars" for the pest ing daacnooa »u >ud caaotr tad but*, One o’clock P. M. bring announced, year, and the fine work that ho has had to grntulationa. __ of U. *ooih-w««l <]B* and that it was limo fur the Dssno- do in covering up and concealing his im­ Frwrxa M achixdi.—All Interested JOHN MICIIAEI mense income which he has done so suc­ jratic pwit of the • ‘ intrrrilnT tn assemble in Sewing Machines, and what lady is cessful)/ that he has nnt had to pay a ’cAROLlxil^OTM at the Cwrt House, tbo delegates headed single eent of either Government, Hute, by the editor of the “Barry County Pio­ County or Township tax, which, with the (Boe adrartUcnaot.) Loeol,8«pl. tilth,Umae A ofJ.M. HOI, Eau. Ute a*pt- a, leas. . wpi neer," with bis two “Hastings correspon­ great mental labor and largo amount of GUARDI^NYr SALE dents" as a "body gsard’’ took up their his time occupied in writing those chaste COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. and classical articles for the Pionoor,) Hue of march for tbe Court Room, When doubtless being the ewee,) Mr. Mills set u. l conn, Court House square, a few days since a the work of organizing the Democratic down. Mr. Goodyear hero arose, (Heads ladao of Probate. of Ea very flne Jot of sheep, recently imjortod Convention immediately commenced by all up) ba aaid bo was in favor of the Hi al nWbUeaoclian, on ftvmtheEMtby8.P.:CBdy,EBq. Th<y tbe smaller "Pioneer Correspondent" Resolution. Democrats bad been beaten ooetibod. on Moolar. J. 8. GOODYEAR. were a superior flock, are for sale, and calling the same to order bynooiinating for twelve long ysare in thia county.— Wm. BARLOW. nil Intarorted will do well to call and a® Estra Rich «s temporary chairman. Mr. "Could not get even lhe smallest “Fuat HMtiucs. Btpt. UU>. la«4. aeptSC. and to itotoUo.iue d. looted Orfis" and it would not hurt them to got aril: The north halfof tbe north A M'JH WAKEFIELD, Rich came forward and took the Chair, beat again, that they would not fAttifice EXECUTOR'S BALE bis appearance dearly indicating that ha any principle If they did not nominate, fell aa though be »m in auspicious Cora that they would gel "laid oat'* again un­ ices they went in with tbo soldiers. Ho pony—here some one evidently to relieve for ono wae willing to throw himself the uncarine- of the chairman, made wholly upon tbo magnanimity of the sold­ CXTUKRIXE XIWTO.X.GaardU*. at th. Borlh door ol tbs heart Hoom la tbs rtUaga fllllY IB* U, 1M4. JaljHtT a motion, that the editor of the Pionoor iers, trusting that the eoldiers would give act as the Secretary of the meeting. The them something in consideration |of the fact that they ware going to aid tbo sold ­ CAWUtUME KKWTCM, cjudtam motion having b~b put and carried, lhe .T* ’ ^r' ° f MeU# “ "f. h ‘ t8j U teU** ...,^1., t UK i Mta iers in breaking up that terrible “radical editor of tbe Pionoor took his seat by tbe Court House clique, (Heads all down) (») norther range yvae jTpraal, rwaaiagj mxauj ■ i --------- ... . ahould fuel ^horrmd. Fome of th* I COMMISSIONER'S. NOTICE. and Mr. Goodyear set down. At thto atage of the Convention bleanupMuiiy --- --­ I*"’1 "P" Mr. Dwight Sackett, of Aeeyrtok arose training. Uteon ImuR & wop*®!"’ excited, frequently pleeieg tome aach vulgar phrneea in print, and. hto pocket, and regarding the cirentn- (he having waited until tbe Resolution had been adopted by the Convention) and atancea as somewhat p*0^i H »M moved to rescind tbo Resolution, be said fmallV observed thsl ti» Chairmen bad the soldiers were tbe natural enemies ot ATTACHMENT NOTICE the Democrats and Copperheads, that be could not go any such ticket, (Heeds up) The Circuit Court for the County of D. asjrsrus? ■ESiH's&r’" GUARDIAN SALE. U» rirtu* of^HenunoitioL* to n« mateg by lb.*n>b*l.C<»rt Sssadtor <M eoaart aT L*we- A F4 TK OF MlCUiUJlS. Oonlg a Jhrn. •*. A t s swt&n ef lh« Prebsla Coartfor Um sewat of Harry, boldre S •lll»r».< Hulun, law sod all 'atbrr ntxrp BELL’S TONIC FILLS, mrnded n Lhe most FJteaeieas. MAari- .S EXTERNAL'REMEDY tins Life Pills. vlih. ‘ ELY VKGXTADL*. wy oely ewertS seats,eattfyra of your KnrggiU. and theu>«« IVEY’S FEMALE PILLS VET’S GOLDEN PILLS- & c raft ara»a CsUwall. lb» tlk dw of Aa(«*t, Psted d»i» J”tk dsy sagrt? u,“: r:? ULUABtE 1IIAN GOLD! P<” ATTACHMENT NOTICE.’ The Circuit Court for tbe County of Barry. a GUARDIAN'S 8ALE. blrboal Udder, M 8s □Sober. A. D. 1M4. at KiaMsisswr"'’"* ro.MMISSION ER’S HOUCK KalunUy U>. (Qi day ef IS o'clock In lb* forwnooe P ROBATE ONar_ Ktai. ef BMlgas Caasty ot Harry, as.—At a SMSton ST ftr Fra SALE. Job Printing, »bort SBtiaaaad la tbs Mart at °" >*w«« ftwHHteaaiu T° f NJlTBJIEg- “But Dl BI-.TE- X.YSSr«ri-"“.“ culm..I.. “L . i-nr. envoi what buein-a there wMk^ra^uvou a made M altemp tn pacify biro, tried to make him believe that some of tbe soldiars were not e<> bad, and assured the del­ egate that he,Milla, was ones a ...Idler, u Q(X ftM. hi, dUtin. >• «w jrwr KUspCstaveil. OWOIIi Mrafev ill peroona hartu^UMS^ot �atwhomi 8 PEC! A Sayj Coppcrhe* HASTINGS BANNER. ibuaderl been ratified Not one mall trtxow CtTiMura: very grave differ- forfeited by Rebellion, including repreIra ; while New . j~—----- aentatiunm aentatiuni m either House of Cungre**. Congr***.— aanaj— him—ba* added heraelf to their * Ara'lhewsodillocl lhu* prescribed io­ lira to your country which they render’ tolerable, or even humiliating 1 They •hall a void the uae of hard words. ♦' M “my policj A* each peal oft wrrfr— tua sunk deep intu million! of hearts.— l. Alt persona born or nalurallied In thia country are henceforth oilmens of the United State*, rad .bril eujor all foe right* of citizen* evermore; and no State CASH STORE! GOODS righteous and neeeeeary provision. ’ JI. While the Stales claim and excr- « S-'l, “U crushed, it did not succumb until it had caurad the destruction of more than half 'million of precious human lives, not to sueak of property to tba value of least FveBillira»ofDol At Ifngtb. the Rebel armiesaurrendertud tbe Rebel power utterly collap»cd •nd vanished. What then I The claim ef th* In.urgent* that they reacquired or had never for­ feited their constitutional rights In the Union, indudlng that of representation In Cungrass, stands In pointed antsgoniau> •like to tba harm or degrading T Do you discern tbarein a disposition. to tran.pl* on th* proetrato <»r pu«h aa advantage to the dUartnoel ? Do they embody aught of bo would co- *t low Price* and selling at To Suit the Times. Dtd any dead nl rrtl yoa know tl Maine”- th.t th* "Piue Tr*e Slate, ion In full fore* an. Roberts &. Sthh ABCSELUXG More and Better For the people! BnAKPliBTH'* FILLS hl'<' Mt”1".’ PRINTS rt)R 12A Cu. HATING JUNTTUROHABKD OUR GOUD6. CEUTA IN EXPULSION Youra, Manova L, '■Aairnwn. KOM THE DODT- V. itxtam Ciaruv, N. B. SMrrirua. Delaware, Maryland, H. H.BT**iEWB*TUKa, Connecticut, iR. B. Cowxw, A “ Ohio, N*w Hampshire Samvxi. F. Hcsmbt, AnaanaM B.Gabon**, Vermont, Tennearae, ur’i Celebrated Stomach Bit- of Sts very I We solicit your candid, impartial judgment. What is intended by the third i* limply to give Loyally a fair start in lira reconstructed Slatra. Under tbo Jubnxm policy, the Rebel* Monopolise powy auu piai-w oven in communities w Mace they are decidedly outnumbered. Tb*ir General* are Governors and Mem­ ber* elect of Cungrcra; their Colonel* and Major* fill the leg.vlaUire*, and offi wss the Executive alone who, after the date a* Sheriff*. Not only are the Head in their line, than aay without • f*d 1 S-.uibwn Suu. i rh»i>CT to fight <m< aSsvtll Su5Z8 \nr Otheranewa* OUR STOCK GROCERIES! CUBA. AS THE CIIEArEST. And Kind* of HmnDnf.tFx FtaVaUNG XXTJUCT8. GROCERIES For Doing Busimess, FRUIT CANS Come THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY will precipitate »n R.Ught tn d .tain trailote «bom We rcpodbtc «•" attempt an m.puiatinh on <>«r loyalty and «u in»ult t» «ttr th* Unuu. ar.d decline to march arm m with traitor*. Wa repudiate the Richard M. Mich>g.n, g.vra r-T... !X3S Ullot-bus. In rrwnatrucliug the Union, „ <Lmi.aH that * South Caroltoa rebel BV THE DOZES OK 6ISGLEU.V. Lyon's Periodical Drops I 7r.lt.«. their mS^xM-t t|ra policy oTF^idral aMifflEton. Travling Baskets Children^amages AM XQUAL TO ANY IN TUI. STATE. lew of ouf old comrades, e drmind, also, that traitors 1.058; Ottawa! Chippewa* iif Hur Black River, l.5f i-lrvt^d Pre«l'lviit uaLAntE -The Bank of and See! prohibited from 0. D. SPAULDIKQ tbit Blat*. and h>. Uait.ngs. April i .'i: ii:!:.-:-;i i.m:iiii>. ROBERTS i STRIKE to govern Union *«4diera. And visional Governors for th* now subrm**- home Rebel* have little chance in oompetition with those who fought to subvert umpUon that lha Rebellion had been Lira Union. When thia Rcl-el tnouopoh -revolutionary," and had deprived the people under it* sway of all civil govern­ ment, and who required lhe asserrrMing of ta Convention, composed of delegates mote the disability, and d! doubtless pie uf eaid State United States, and GREAT RUSH CROCKERY largest ever ojqugbt to this mart, is the HARDWARE STORE popaiMily is ladicauJ bj lbs fwl <’*. Wollin «r» aneaallT »-h! add OODS We do not perceive dial the justice or Lhe CooiUPresid.nl that the Union Publi.i Debt shall be promptly met, but that ot the Rebel is aerioudy contest. portion by military fore© of »ny Irgiria- Im«, uneducated, unfranefaiied—shall not .DOUUJ assume power io Din** law* u.r. ed. intelligent, enfranchised atucns of that Raballion had (aUan. It was ha wbo oilier Slate*. referred to Congress ail inquirers a* to the probability of Representatives from States lately io revolt being admitted to *e* that they should preeent their credential* ih>1/nZ that this 1* simply and mildly just, would not be persuaded though one rose from the dead to convince him.— lo bit Gov. 1 nut mere are loose among u« wt» would not have it ratified, sadlv demon could extend the elective !ranUon ia not com H. A. GOODYEAR & CO that we will no keep their Blank* in serfdom. An ariaX If, then, there be any controversy a* the right of tba loyal Sutra lo exact condiUooa and require guaranties of ihnee which plunged madly Into Beoeraion and Rebellion, tbe »upport*ra raapectively of Andrew John»on and of Congreaa can­ line, “If you persistently restrict ail po not he antagoni*: nartlra lo ll er lo your 300,000 White*, we must tnaince their record place* th 000 Northern White freemen, but only Coloration and guaraulres agalnBt fotuee 300,000. If you keep your Black* ever­ rebellion may be exacted of lhe Sutra more in *erfdotn, it muat pot be becanvn we terapled you F> to do and rewarded you fur an doing.” Fellow cillten* of every Slate, but es­ pecially of thooe toon to bold election*! TOC MG MARRIED PEOPLE. kxpllatdl health, rvgularity w4 atrvaftk.— thatlhe Harri> R. At Au>xa, Brev't Brig. Gen. Pie*idenL More Durable AdiXCor. Sra’y. More Grand &rn. J York : D*pul)Z> ACKLEY’S Treavurer, J l»nd. High Prices Busted UpI HzYRDWARE ilbout making riltwiou of nil kinds, and will be sold at Railroad Prices, <DAITT 1B3 IKEA’T OLD LAD ES i FAIR MAIDENS MM. Hal* *J Urw*ht* ct.nwtert ijMlyra*] cTB CLARK A CO.. Om'l Amu Lr (' ft. C.n. TO CON^t'flFTIVJto. Sheet Iren. All saris of Oils, <& ge-dies JUKVrdUTVXXD TO OXUEB, fTUIE CO5FE8SIOKB AMD KXPEIUENCS .. or *» iBTAua, CAUTION TO Let every one that want* Boot* and Shoe* lOU5<> MENaad Examine Our Slock. •u* Dtbililr. Praaaton ROPE Shirts and Drawers Groceries, School Books, Stationery Wall Paper, Motions, Cards, Card Board. 0 .1 ib. ..me diwMM, LOW FIGUHE8. AINTS. AHA V A LABS. W pUTTY 4. I. ACILET'I. "fey FAVORITE NKIItrt r-1 wtw i’. .LtsMSRegi uf B»tlra»< Si«»; tub vrntj.41 ». Cuvnmoi: I -■Di. South red upon ma by again placing my U the. brad uf.ycrar Sula uekrt. dlatinguiahad - , h . *. y OTfCE to bmk. Kr.btr* «Ul«o. TMuvuxcMl I EUGENE PaiSGI-E’- .•how ntv sppeeeiati>« of jour •mfidcnfej ,„tri ft,,. .1 gwa by a faithful *od conacien'ioua diaekgrgv । Jhr wife «.f J««»' ... I _n- .<«- r_____ . i lux) ll h* bring* a axiinntur! soxs FOR THE LADIES, PAMILT a MARUFACTUUXO FUBPOflgg, a two-tbirda into Civil War shall be alluwad by-you •usccrmsM or SHOP U*n*Mu ur bran informed a oiimmitte* D*. UKBIET B. B. 11011X11 alter th. faUor* dlr.-led S aoUlDF AND •ypOODEN ‘^ARE. rote trr Mr. 1> XT:?: &.C., &.C., Ami P HARNESS prubebility mat tkm will ratify f. may t>» !n4 of tbe eull.or. Farming Tools of ail kinds, Constitution nor -Wee.l.ll r Ban.inati.-0 fur Ma«*c!ii>telt* 1 Medicines. from Shelf Hardware WthOUd 11 NR It contain* the fort.—JR»s*«*y tea CAroxtw. amts. e fashioned veniy-ninc line* intheSun- of thirty-raven vetrteneve. The CamMaatlaa Slhrr Sllri wots everything el mun fol. 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for #1.00, Drugs, Iron, Nads, Stoves, SAP PANS, to himself.— Gold $1.25in Has ings ! ■IUi*r rKncnOlr.er Prices. *eed* of future rebellion* and bloody Eaeeutive mtmopoly of this airifit. Already, you art threatened with a recognition by the Preaideutof a What, then, ta tbe ground of complaint •ham Congreui made u* of tbe factions which reerally roaitweed al Philadelphia on a phtfiirm of Jobntoniim—aCongrera THESILVERSK IT! —The pnw bright orc Graceful! DoymiLTQ KX-imye oc:; sroag, And ilgned to eotret tbe South into according with'it* Hico nure in the ranks <>f Right. And 1* *old at a reduction from former lhe Union had long sinee disappeared— ItAiaUd ibat it vu - not enough that a Bute which had revolted mint that political power in tbo Union Mia11 her Ordinance of Seceaiion a* mil void from the beginning, and ratify tbe rf each State who are deem CbMlitudonal Amendment prohibiting Slavery evermore, but *he mult al*o re­ pudiate "every dollar of indebtedness which cboo*«a lo hold part of it* popula- ••Put*! i ..toTtfa-o’dlag. ««« from publ PATENT MEOICiHEt, We are prepared to SELL GOODS Our taortment of elected. asvaivEii.iiriEt yrrna WARRANTED TO SUIT. MRS HOFFMAN, •"TPKKISH BATH. ^1 i Uiat *1P*»* *u‘ i-J. k.. H.lb.,1; la* LW, !„ law.rw. Abo, NUBIAS, HOODS, ta. Urioa. BEST EAITERM LEATBEB, involved, the Issues depending. — Arranges* GncividWo havein coanection with Our 8ton LD AT BAILF.OAD PMIC». tol tbe Federal CoustiUtlnn lUhj tn sheTmou or after I tiara. Grander with bow Mnwmn bbvolvbr* MRtKSCTCE? go forth lo the ac­ OXJtMiOf- w*ahaH again triumph. TT L BOPPINS, auiow, inarm a atm. . If I Weet Virginia, Cbmnrlae* more than the usual Stock Wieeomin, and Kinde kept in a Country Store, i$$ North Carolina, Miiano rl, Virginia, OUR FACILITIES MlnneaoU, Florida, Dakota. r«Ul. SlMFSOH. ion soldier* now going on. | *>f over 10,000 1 ulition caodidat &O &&A AND NO MISTAKE OoniistinK of all the Populer 2- 2 ■’ BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP lllinoi*, Michigan, D. R. Goodlos, 8 H. Boto, GOOD BROWN SUGAR 12fr Co. Great Decline, In Prices, •wYork. Bcrtox C. Cook, Maa*n GtnnntoB, IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE D.J y.ra feel fair SxWAW U‘”“" Established in 1851 AND AT riucra though, by the blessing of God and the .Ho. (/oa.lojdl-oph, .S.«.Wta THE HASTINGS a. book store Th# Republic bra brats desperately assariouaiy imperiled. Thirteen Suite, •rare chimed a* having withdrawn from be measured by and, based upon its enlb* Union, and ware represented for year, francblwd population. If any State shall ia a hostile Congress meeting at Rich- choose, for no crime, to deny political rights to any race or casta, h mint no Jims, wholly in tba power of a hostile longer count that race or caste iu tbe Union. once held offioa on The undoubtedly loyal Btntcs were re­ r ofbia solemn ostbtosuppeatedly and ■ formidably invaded by the sttrength Bebel armies, which were only exoellad ,------ bo Federal Cotutltntiou, and has after obstinate and bloody battle*.— ueverthelea* forsworn himself and tree. Pliably plotted to subvert that CnnstituThroagb four year* of arduous draw henceforth boldno politionl ' ' of. ------------ -------------------------civil strife, tbo hostw of the Reba! Con tiun.shall fadcrcy withstood tbora of the Union.— fioe till Congress, by a two-third* vote, AganU of that Confederacy UaBpraad the .hall remove or modify lira disability. IV. The National debt aball be’ wvillMd world, seeking al He* In their rpudiated nor invalidated ; and no war against the Republic, and Inciting the rapacious and unprincipled to fil out debt incurred in rapport of tbe Rebellion srm*d corsairs lo prey upon her com- shall ever be assumed or paid by any State ; nor shall pay ment be made for authority, and in the perverted name* tA patriotism and loyal­ the Ion or emaucipatiou ofany *lavo. ty, huBdreda.of lbt»»Mid* of our country­ men wera ecmaeripled into Rebel arm in. ImMKUU* Such, Fellow Citizen*. ore the condiA.. tut to Did anything I u:d Butteril lhe purpose h hides, rruni AW That b uadoubledl �3 attkntiomi f ,.i.l V CHANCERY ORDER. „ ," Drtn-it. Sept 1st, 18W. 1 J sgQgg BOTTOM OUT GOO® NEWS AT LAST **1he Amefadl"® of “Michigan Boys In I , .» 2?pal ’s'tzrSTSSf A.1 ari, We dc,if* t0 lnch,4* W faU^Au—n.nr from ow»r oumm iMrfe". •h-'”urt •~'°l Sir--‘i-1 "teste aLlSBWu HASTINGS *“ GROCERY ! riKW-u00"1, Did you quake with fear 1 & ItOOK “fS£ My Ice Cram Rooms T.,,.,I, t. il">« c.<*O lo to, •Wished in 1881. Ac .< . V E <>ttEfTJL B natnota who fo StriaEW 4BCSUX1X0 For the Mtn. Money, in their line, thin m v ther Store it* Jo.;, D NO MISTAKE MILI8 CBACXggg 0BJHA5 lb. niiini’1 .............. - . . — kr-cbhig «f Union fu.ldters now going on. t' , || be tune enough to proclaim peace Lbr’ n I'f'-' soldier can sisil tbegra.ee "‘h i o irrn-l''’. »’'d the of his vic­ -gibe Union blue, and car•, : "l'! " ’*'ure fr”"* P°bliq.»i '’irtiv* »l-i private a.av«.inalion, and 4 MEDICINES. II Will Bm»hs tbTstaBiard Beaedy A Cbo^ArtW. of ,h. RUSSELL & NEVINS Huttenp, Jtrfy tu/|a.» —We see It stated tliat Mr. Vallandigham talks ab>Hit demanding for the 8->uihorn Stales Ums right lo miter Cuh! greet by force of arms if mresrary.— Wo ire not much alarmed. Vttl. had a chance to fight rate way or another for five years when lighting was the mode, and hr did n<>l fe >w muv ' ‘ ' it. tie will ecarvely begi tan !.!«•’ "ir c‘"nr"d,'» whose mriVi-ie. »c hold dear, false lo the cause i: r .h'.ii the. Ml. false to humanily. f, w t" ■" < •’> did we nut protest against •hj atsutued right lo t«->je»ent ua by a Wonderful but True. We hat e on* uf the beet .elected Slock, ia fee Mar­ ker, ,.l a|| Antda of Goods, DR. BICKLOW VAP*“E MMWOTOX, th. world renowned usually kept In a Variety Store, mis Tmu Aew Arw, a Radical paper pnl»llah.fd at Fort Smith, Ark.nasa, assert, that the President', p-diey.ifpcnu.ied In, .•m we fought to depose, will precipitate another war, murr bloody .wlrdgo »ucb leadership. and more doia.tsting than that whivh commenced ht Sumpter In 18411. It calls >ur on Northern men t>i vu'r with stwbuoar. imite for Republican members of Con- : ,rr..—^~r d decline to mhrch arm in We repudiate the ■ »or> to recogmao a rebel legislature at Washington. limit and Chicago Liat Price*. Benzoin Elixir, WE SELL up’port 'he p-.licy of President oTjjeTuesi ’ AS THE CHEAPEST. I'KRFUMXXIEH.' ’ LAVOIMSO 12TBACTS, G°0°D B Cigars & Tobacco Cea.uaty^ httd. A. Bcl ing of all thm Popular it>£>i Xj B-PI1-L-S REMEDY. Peeitkely Curas. re and Better IENT The Place to Buy CHICAGO UNDERSOLD store RTS MARZXTl ®. E. rwwj, ■HE G DRY GOODS •.t^vaxxk m . Parge Assortment of avling Baskets dt ildren Carriages —a •—*..»•- — FAIR PRICES To Everybody. DH. RAPHAEL, IU1T CANS, Etintu a nevus. Tba Astrologer ef th. IDth Ceatwy, •hall not count twioe as ;i» of a Union Michigan . mind, also, that tratlnra !■■ army, or violated offi- DOZEN OR MHeLKCAN. aro. SU EAST MADISON CTBSE7, GOLD & S1LYE1! rc«t th* I’laee. Kossuth Block d|L ■site Burtuw, U«v<ly«ar A Un.fi. of Main SirosL . N MOHE Fail lo Clive Fa a Cali. B0BE8TS & SILVER SKJRT! urablo, ' Moro Elaatic, e non soldier*. And we lo­ oldest bat k in Canada, and until recently in- .til! true to the old Sag. did tbe Guvernment business. . and to old friends, to rally —Ths, pnwpect. in Penney Irani. gr-.w more in the rank.of Right' brighter every day. The excitement ife-ugbout the State ia sard rxc-'-d that of the llarriwm cunpaign, and the Unionist. are laboring vigorously make General Geary'a majority as Isrgw as puaaible. ■ STIIXEI. One, Shilling, LET THE AFFLICTED'READ! NEW STORE AJip IB U5LWITED QUABTITOS. nomination for Gnigresa in the Third Mawaebuselia District, by a drlrga'. OrtiBenti-m of working m»n. Tbera i» a P.ohability thin th* Republican Cnnvsti■.ion will ratify this action, and even If lh«v do not the wnrkiugmeti will still rutw frr Mf- I’Wlip*; I. ta & " SEBTLIT 7ood Merrimack Prints VOX land. —Tba lion. James M. Ashley has Hi. speech to the del.-gatton of working been retioininatrd for C’ongrea* in •—e :r.cn fill. se»rnty-tittle lines in the Sun- IOth Ohio District. He will be elected. pronoun*, w noons! PHILLIPS ” >XSuOOO Yoe are site karrWJ n.UDr.1, l.al ■< aam Mrn— At the election f«>r officers nf the »ral Bacuoa. aa amco Jnmi U the Coamiaiiar. Grand ixxijjc of Odd Fellows of lhe I ni retattar lo Umq.atlttMl.on of ElrCtora. pror.Jnl terbyJvkitRrwilutioo Ko. «. apprertd Mairh t. d States, bald at Baltimore, Sept. 18tb. ''^laeOt,. V"‘lon of * S»aH^_,t*Uk6B refeirted by uimebndy Cua.lH.r.un «f tb. .'late -f Michigan. prurMr-l lie open passed'twelve forty Joint Rraol.tioa ho. J, of th. KaaaioU M ifou.y wktwat.f*- York ; Deputy Grand Sire. E. D. Farns­ IV 111 be aubrotlird to tbe Elector, of tbia -Slate Prehidenl of the Um- worth of Tenm*a»c| Grand Secretary, James L Kidgley u! Mar, land ; Grand Treasurer, Juahoi Van Ssnt of Mary ­ . "Moro Graceful!’ SEZulL A.T ■WILTa —The recently published report ••( M<. Richard M. %nith. Indian Agent id Michigan, givra the following slatiatic* ' as l'i '.he number of Indians nt present in । ..^tbi^tey.m aa* patuluaue ‘'“"'DR. CROOK’S P. AB. cum. which Vegetable Extract. SPOONER’S — A New England Temperance Cm­ . .. . . ... T....... ..I T*n.- CURE ,hich suitably to October 3. —Tho address of tho Maw.whuselt. DetmcralM* Stale Cvti ven lion calls Mr. Xohnw.n a dsngr.uua man. b<uce the wdird. ib.l a. M4 G-- IncUMBIoe. vo.a * rr?t nUtto. •» Mcrbrnaot of d« Ccutatlmi Mt of J.wslry oa «r U.t Lr On. Itotlar. rdato. te th. «o»tiSc.U«> of Elector., projldcd MEJfD ttCKtTH FOB A CERTIFICATR „u, .I..,, p.w»> •■"►“X' Er by Joial Rwtetios Bo. SS, .pprorwl M««b .■ll mi Ijonor—adistingulabed In dl tr»MMtioa. b» umU. •• ’'“I1 «*■•»«• tbewarJIna th. eciUtte.k., p.tuig pmtea. a ii»y n an U» mwive frunj tbo. dome ib.to.iacM *t coals Mcb, which »«.< .................. patty of thi. nubia and pulri r. rwpurud •»t«b '• rlr te nomination >'*u tender me; a treaty uf pen*. 1'w-inbc..b«”‘^ to u.. K’»*,o"Af1^1l*t‘Lu'* uic tutor J am pn>ud *>( ’be rrd upon me by dgain __________ —rt»x ismesl »f Rallregi Slack* Brpobh placing my name s^SBUsr?.',:'.k.'V. u.. ‘.■ss^'cssarasxi^. tsj Is the witter of the Estate of Beajaais F. Hur to. li'taMvd. Ow rswiisg aa* Ilia* tb.p««iUos. Mr vsrtto* •flirnr; A Owidtr.r Esemtee of sal* t.lM. su* Mary M.lallre. erardtao »f th. minor ehtld___ .....I . fur rMMU. therriu - 1RUIET B. s. sorrs*’Associate I'brsidso with RY. J**"p b„. S...4 •s»4 f"> OOOfHW «• । » faithhiI und conscieu’iuue'JiscLgrg". tbe wife of Jainre Aid*****duty. We are now upon tbe threahold of an­ u................... '1 „..i _ __ __ .—• pl ,e. ."4 pr...o<M* A.*.. run is M a. (S,-.- : JOBS HOFFMLM*. Hi, , mmlltosUon rf U* 'UKKISjl PATH," pt*t; and we go forth In this contest, a. *•• itew ever guns forth, with a single parps W <o lusmuin the great principirn* ■‘fet'd UaAy, and to defend our IUpuNican itetltulions sgsinst every enffiucbntrnt. v . iQpr mission as a party ia not yet ful­ filled ; cur work is not yet finished.— IK-Gvterumral and lhe Uuiou arostill • -. dagger from the autagocisut and dead­ ly h»t« . f an• insidious fee; and lhe im|*ritive duly of every Freemen—of eve­ ry Patriot—uf every lover of his country *r-d of his race, Is tn exercise that incn*»- M„,lw*..» •‘"’p.X.'.b!* ill! । I । ter mi new turned £l Remittent Fever, S » Congestive Chilis, te AGUE P Diarrhea, chanckbv obubb. ; oraicmoo. w* byJuU—t § Inti-Fever: .Onuic .-O N.I...O U".* .. ................... J K, ItECKEi:. /'rmstear. EUUE.YE PRUK1IX S g? Bilious Fever, £ Intermittent Fever, E reasiut l-> Ibtnli *». —l^e S.iuth American war f.utunate- »WT- A Chills and Fever, Dysentery, NOTICE. GUAffDlAN’S SALK. Periodical Headachi Dumb Ague. — - . fn>m , ' • a lock, has resign* I „,i|icy of nuhnoe of U..I WZ, U fee the Pr-tdeMlur fe« r«U>r*Wu" For Sale by all Druggist*. Union, . ______ -„^.<s are being m*4« «»r * Wm. Spooks* & Co., Nubvillc, Taub NOTICE. KkrbmwbwH my .<x-*l m, J Mxail pay ttoiumow. Apt ttb. ims. rnpst; IA)YELT GIRLB ARD FESTIVE BOTH, �EANNEIt imutou i If not, call at th* broranco Agwacy of NEW GOODS! that the ASMidotaI to tbe Qoaatitatloh equaltotog thr reprroentatiou will ■UfAN MOHIMATIOVS Wftj ISHWTb: Are You or Mr. Cook . GEO. W. WILLIAMS, Over Robert* ABtriksr’s Dreg 8***- I NW FALL AND WINTER GOODS rriYK ticmbt. Mw Oorensor, Jbr nictdmmd-Govcmor, GEN. DWIGHT MAY, .naGUAB^Nl^Ting^Xg^ Straw, SUk ail Tehee BOWETS, Immediately. Excluding the slave pop­ ulation from the count, m the amendmeat propoMs, and Massachusetts would gain one repreosutailve; Vonnont, New OEN. OLIVER L. BPAULDJNG, 0F GLUTTON. vfatOB, itcwiaU BNOOXIOO. o ITUta risks TAW M TKTliiS. ■ Maluo might, perhaps, add one to Its GEN WILL] AlfrHUMPHREY, or uc^wkz. delegation. New York would gain four ptiMMegf Will the movement accomplish its deAw Com'r </ Uit £|«fo Land Offer, representatives, Pennsylvania one, and GEN. BENJAMIN D. PRITCHARD, 1 think not an extent leaving nojioubt respecting ■ prominent Republ w^T'u-ok’um* •' i S’JJ’uSSjH'““ I Although Lt is almost impossible to ar­ rive at B very accurate idea uf the opera­ tion of th* Coagrsmlonal Amendment upon the number of reprasentaUves to which each State will be enUUed In the event ofsueh an addition to Rke donatitutlon, an approximate statement, defi­ nite enough for all practical purposes, i Miss E. WILCOX. IlMtieCS. Ort. M. 1SS4 e>u*ldemble expenditure of time, made such an estimate, baaed upon the censu> oflKO, which must be modified in be­ half of the State* that have rapidly in­ creased In |>opulatlan since that time. Admitting that the former slave popu­ lation of tho country will be counted in the next aj/portionmeut for representa­ tives in Congress, and the j>cndlng ai:ntfl3rnent should l>e defeated, Mturn■•vill be entitled to nine meml>erk. and perhaps another, where it now Whether the State tsi gained 1/ slue* IMO to make good her notwitliaL-indlng th* large surplus It poo*ee*ca over tho amount of populatlou requtelto for a dclegatian of nine. Vttauont and'New llaxupahlre would probably be reduced from three to two , MW larry aad Straw AT EASTERN PRICES. Plaining &, Matching softs Sewing Machines, EKBoas ur Yovril. SHUTTLE STITCH SASH, DOOR k BUND JUXBFACTY |»Ut«ILL A MCYTNs, by ib. **v.rtu?rr HEM, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER u Uli ags. IHtein* ■ 8A8H, DOOBS s*4 BUSIW, FLAXIBQ AND MATCHI KG OB JOINTING LDMBKB. AND STICKING MOLDING OF ANY OR BTYIX all arrangements- . . ,__ . ’ Grand Rapid. A llaatmgtStae. I — —Will laavs Hartlan ■>■ M—.... . UNION STORE ar . »U1 b. Ulrttod U.», xiMpaoro DELL-* arECIFir &fijtart!!tef tttocfo REPUBUCA *1 ameron ar YOCTHFI L IkDbCUTIuj. Ul»«» of llaaiiaro. H. WltlUHT,A«fy at Law. MW4«ritto. W. ■ball k«*r oMUnllr on bMd aad fcr nM nXENHEti a>U MATVitKD FL00B1NG as* DRKJiSKD aa* JOINTKD BIDING. A ••Balli Dais, 1 , Dial la 'ram, BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS. fOB SALK-aaserw Tbe tin- J' CII MILES G. II GEORGE M. DI W.«-!Uc.4 I CM. n i. M'cLilr.dl CsaA Paid far Clf^ Whiirmocd and f MmU,tan«i 'int Lnmlrr BICKH & PRENTIM liaallas*. Jsly MXA, W*. Marble Shop. I^XAlTt-N A BUBBDW.s. H U|UHT U» 1-u.lteBlsr. A.A.K>.rr», Battle Creek J. U. Kcaaov* TOtlN E. HALL, 40;' BELL* EXTERNAL REMEDY s Court Hou»« «>>8 rtl' Ifsrauag Attorney. Tomb Stones, Blub.—Tbo Grand En­ campment of soldier* at Hock Island on Wednesday, wus probably tbe moat im­ posing demonstration that bso taken Republican party tor the paclflcation of place in lbs West during the campaign. 1 the country. That party whose leaden d«aouncod tbo “boys in blue," calling vention held at 1’lttaburgh on the same them "bell hounds” “cut throats" "Lin­ day. coln hirelings" Ac., and that threatened them with a Are In the rear if they attumpted to have lhe State; and that fi­ ain retreats again echo tho thunden nally, hi general convention aawimbled,' rlmedio IIj Miliar oa »• |MPROVED FARM FOR SALE whole of the War, the party that voted Ahixoxia.—Further returns from thin all Uio appropriation* for their ]<y and H. B RIGHT, for their bounties and jx-nalona for such MiddterUl., Ortotxr Id, IM*. of them ■* were dl«n’>U.l in the war.— | Cole* Bashford, formerly Governor of JUR SALE— and that provided for lhe support of the Wiauonsln, as dulogale to Congreas. H* Is a Radical, ot the fieri water. in Ic IU1I. saw ir> IsIIwmi *. HOLBROOK. BELL'S TONIC PILLS, MIMlmu.Uu. -U.IDamterm. — u, ata-tw.rfro.rt Total----!51. The h'enate la unanimously Republi­ tho party that sustained them through evil re poet and through good; during the can, and every County Officer ditto. Tint Both fabm GLAD^JEIVS TOXtoo. TOM throe Itov* to bln.- hind them—and they are al>out to affil­ I iate with tho jMirty that opjxwcd them INK ALLKN. & HI AJH > ' X. jMurrotD. F BVBIG tYQBB H. WRIGHT Agent. 11 ’T“J ,J 'O>. I ~ D MCIUO), MIcn JiiKHLVE DOMESTIC Beal Estate Agency, ten of the dimension on the of— the I Bo,. I. Uta," to.M. I.’part X. Yorat ant jrncuL rArnl IBBBS AND BITAILin MATS, CATS, TUT lion, which assembled at this place en the 22d ult., and they have called a Sol- 8. Stevensohl^bnstown; Henry Houghdlcre’ Convention, to be held on tlie Ul> tslln and R. T. Gamaon of Baltimore. Inst., for the purpose of Dm Inciting ■ EXCHANGE BLOCK, Maine.—The retunia from 478 allies, ticket to b< supported by them at the cu­ Middlerille Barry Oo.Mich. towns and plantations give Chamberlain nning election in November. aG.SaO; Pillsbury, 0,111; CbamberIn the meantime the Detnoerata as­ sembled In Conventlrn cm Saturday last. laln'z majority, t7,S». Last year the mol. nomla*UoD« ter RepmraStlre. j ““•“*?• ri” ‘M“; H°™d' pOR 8Apfr=luUtenr.L.od mwndlbUta. oteM. ?'•“■ OW* «!<«•». O,™> 1 »«< County, and adjourned without making 1 U", K&!n'1 ■,1'4ai any nomination, for County Ufflrore. nmUnlng town, and plantations, This taken to connection with gav^l^ year for fact, tl>at the chief o[x rator8 and promo’ liolr*n1' 2W- t<>BJ .uluiten wlU> U>. ItemitemUo te-l.r. herr.lm'X Mm. U,, C,,„ J ntss gifectonj BRACE & ODWYnC XsUssa^ftrfoto** Hats and Bonnets Repaired, tloton ; Samuel J. Bldleman and Au­ HYLVAAUS H. COOK. to ‘-eetabUah Juitloe," and '‘secure the MACHINES ALL WARKEMTEI) gustus Richardson of Hasting*; Mlles blrcrinff* of liberty' to the freedmen of Englss, Abram lianry, Frank B. Cobb tbo regenerated slave State*. CU^BUB O- DULBROUK. fine Aaron Bovce of Irving; Luther Far Cirrail Caart Ceomia^ar Brown and E. F. Manly of Barry ; Pli­ For tbe Count!** of Barry, Eaton, Cal UAllVgY WBltiUT. ny McOmber, Valentino Ostroth and boun sad Alleesn. • For Sarrrycr. Joseph Miller of Maple Grove; Ira Stow­ ALFULD 0. WILSON. Charles Galloway ii arene oi — and — ...mu-.j of «> Woodland ..uuuinuu,; It appears appear* max that arena of i*e"uoy*to the “Boy* to ell Blue" have taken umbrage at the act- I Domer C. Hughs, Curtin U. Otla and BAilCEL J. BIDLDTAN, JJMES 1. SISSOX. ion ofthe Republican County Conveu- 1 DaviJ Wilson ot Prairievfll*; William ■ be afternoon,' to nominate a candidate tar State Senator. Each surveyed township will scud i-nc dslsgste. , By Older of rt a Committee,, E. W. BAROER, Chairman. Dated Charlotte, SopL I8th, I8GG. VOL XL „ OEO. W. WILLIAM*.41% Mte»- OEK. WU.I.IAM X. KT0U03TOT, empire. What would become of th* South In Cist contingency the following figure* may wmvey a faint notion : ORAMF.L HOSFORD, yngagwd in th* piot beware lest Or. baton. . they Share the sum ZbrJ/wn. qflhc Slate Board tf Educa­ Delaware 1; Florida L; Georgia •’<; Ken'rhe boy* in blue i •ld*r thagiaaivw _„ „ tion, North Carolina 6; South Carolina 2; any candidate* they may nominate EDWIN WILLETS, Tenncowe T; texo* 3; Virginla fl. To­ without the aid of any other party and ‘ihc,JTPTt ”peot “• ’topubMeans to tal flfl, including Tennessee and Mary­ •Inert their own^wnrfirtatst and support land, whoso interests are now chiefly U‘1" l-oltere UckcL The Inevitable conTHOMAS W. FERRY’, with the Lryal North. Subtracting the OT OTTAWA OOCNTY. delegation* of these State*, and th* I to affiliate with the iXjuocrata. and asi Mat them in electing BWGoodyww and -COUNTY NOSfftATFQNS. South, a* • unit, would have U mem- E. W. Hewittto tbs Legislature, tn bo I 1 taza, which b» slightly in ekceoaofone- 1» JAMES A. 8WEEZEY. alxth at the House of Representatives. . Justk-e. Helf-tnterest and the drelre of political । Johnson. ^-RICHARD JONES. power prompted the South to rebel.— I wtiKwrfnroiL., 1 rrrns Juar.—The following to Um Tbe same consideration* '.......... EDWIN B. MALLOBY. ।,brt Jttro" dnMrn ,0 *tun<1 lhe —»«» section to accept tho Cdnstftuttonal Cm’*m”U',na' of tbe Circuit Court for the County of For Coas'y Clock. Amendment, and to decree Impartial ' STBIKEB. sufDage In a comparetlvely short period j Barry, cummcuctog Monday OcL22d, IMfc thereafler. The amendment may there- ' BOBK. Tbo Republican*.of tho 'JOth Senatori­ al District, com posed of tbo counties <f Eaton and Harry, will weol in Conven­ tion nt Vermuntvill* on Friday tbe 5th GEO- M . Fall and . Winter Hats. --------- b*o»cuuiu>w - fi i -•aSLfc. a»MwaaT ««•«*, <Mbrentshowing, .with regard lathe repreeeataUve number << various seo- A l-ani Llet FvB SALB—*0 aerss so es*. I’.is Tter 11. WBIOIIT B«lUe Ctoak. Jaly Kite. IM*. !■/>•“-*] M. ■WRIGHT J JL CAD WALLA Da H. O C.'rBlNOLL. WJU OUT NOTICE. UTIM AND ICECIEAM Prof ROBKBTJACKMI*. ROBKBT HKBBKBT M D.. Dr. Bl'UKNK VELPKAD, Jr. TUK NATIONAL DWntNHARY. UTABLUHI- oMdially, >t>U'"L MICHAEL HONES. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. I NCUBtnr AND FAIB DEALING VICTORIOUS ] DVB* KKFBMC1BM AND FRAUD GROCEY STORE »<»«• Street. HnstlMga, Mich. yean of war, ths attempt to put down the Rebellion by force of anna had prov! right side, or ! Immediate cessation of hoatilltiea. WeU, that w MOKE VALUABLE 1 HAS GOLD! a ful-tt class bating and tCkciuuM Bryans Life Pills, marked out for them the boy* In blue itbode Island cannot be diminished will be obliged to be in accord with | without annihilation. Tho delegation Copperheads hero, who rejoiced with | > Uliv«c ••»««* PURIFY TIU BLOOD. cinMlflh. Tho New England State* of a reveree of th* Union arms, anJVho could not escape without their numerical! mourned whenever their •‘southern1 Prison. Mr. Bingham has been long 1 familiar with tbe Institution, and has, form in lhe House of Representatives brethren" met with a dlacomfiture. | we think, those quallUc* wbieh will bei* lessened. In the Middle States.1 And what, 1 would ask is the occasion ' 1 make his administration successful.— ADX%<ISTKATOR'8 SALE oftheboyatn blue deserting the party ; ■ We believe that what has been done will might Pennsylvania and New Jersey । be very favorably received by clUicns of talned them ? Sotka Is bmbrgtraa that I* psmaao*rfll- TUB MoENTAiN SF*LIOti? oTjflDICAl.' crease In population, are certain to wield ren»« and •atboniy fraatrd to s>r, by tbo FroThen is none whatever, that I am ba*.Coart for'ht county of n.rrj. aid.Ute of rBOTKCToll. a more powerful Influence in each auoColorado.—Tbo following 1» tbe ot e of the Influx number failed to get a nomination In the tn other quar- Congress, «a returned by the Territorial which be aspired. Ix-1 us analyr.o the action of the con­ vention and e*e if thia is not so: Geo. M. CUllcolt. 3^29; A. 0. Hunt, The first nomination made in that cun- 8,421; J. R. Wolf 9; H. C. Hunt 1; H. lieu of six, and Arkansas claim four of vunUon waa fur EherilT, and a aoldter, Butler, tt ; A. A. Bradford, 1; P. Coopth* stamp of Albert Pfks, when ft evold good and true, received the nomination on|y send three at prtwcnL Alexand&i I ne next uaAiot war rar t ounrv uivra, and the boy* in blue presented no condltreachery of ] Treasurer meeting of the loyal soldier* and sailor* andAaaD. , and latterly of May or Mourn, a aoldler' Pittsburgh last week waa tho greatest TLrmiA® a®M©T For »!! «bo apansiste^. > DELICACIES and KAJUUTIES i »ud best S’leCted ' ’State, six! St fO ' belo* r.mjw i»- A Soda Fountain ty U. L COBB. CA.3NTIDIES I anew*. an-i vtlrr • Irra of the land. an additional representative, North and South Carollna-the A MO8 W^BKFIELD. 1ES*? Groceries, Knar Lady kaawa «h» ilirkw swngwroirssy 'BMUIlaU. to lulm* roHr-tor' ••■* J MUm at iKa Frtro Li '**'SM?’’1’G*101™' MM1MBCT VILLAGE ORDINANCE _?*l,*®M**y esasw* coseeil of Um yean. DB. JACK8OWB ABAM tCRUMAr 5F- £» O. SCOTT, Dr. HARVfcY'B FEMALE PILIX FOR bled for political purpewro on thtocunU- fcaa*»l*lh~h tontrun ~ iMamodi aa tteahasnad power in the notion. Prosecuting Attorney and Circuit Court Dominion" of th* — H. WBIGIIT, BTMHTBY ami COOMAtLUlB BALE %. 1^. Dr. HAHVEY’8 GOLDEN PlUA Wit iSSHSl’ : Blue ' at Pittsburgh and perhaps a synopsta of the prooeedinga. jBNftr.'Ss: JONES A DRAKE, wail known to the man- SUBGEON htaBarber,a Shop to hi* naw building nn DENT 'lJ-- ' 1 1U. BIKMO, Job Printing, i rod with tbebliKlofinur- Ha, also, keen* a Meek of Yreka* No- ■SrtSXffi MHUUftMtasrfs**** i> »B* *>•< Mtktaea**. O*r toRkisg Dt rector*. ON VULCAKITB RUBBER FOL* A BOW. OOLB * !K>5. SHISE.—GOV. rm h*a appointed Ho Concord. U. A * unexpirvd tentt ot of Manmsster, r ■w Harvey. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-10-10.pdf 692f3315297c62e4e344e85890136c77 PDF Text Text INW. ERY, NO. 24. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1866. rpstinns' tiusiucss Slirtctoru. jtarai ant '’gksieUintm. A-Wowtotw* Was.—Messrs.Cob A Son ar* re-ciper.fag their meat market । The Republican District Ossivantton ‘ ■■fr on Church Street. - A word to lb* wise (Id District) eompossd of the PowU> half Ztflngoot. L w 1* cm of Barry County, mol al the houoo at, Generei nsrasormd was a mmief ylg* la sufficient. Carver Robinson In Johnstown, Pept. ««* “ — to aaaasa it prn. •* Ikwtoyr, red all *4Social Danck—There will be a dance SXhlBOB and va callsd to stdarby.£7' •rttictUltd ft, itttHif m .4 4« ** stod ia u mo tt> TttJt, swA an Thursday evening of thia week, at Richard Jones, Chairman of Dtotrict ’ A the Hastings Houte Hall, under the au- Committee, and ca motion tho Cucvcr*-. ly a pwrMoooraeorgdK. Ketth. A flrat rate tlon was organised by aypoinUng Joseph Kinsley *halrman and Henry P. Chirr/ i NOTICE. B wy wtfc. tereh tef aa4b**H. w amourinx or ■mi cvmrr. J^Acb.—Mi« Carrie A. . fully announce* to th* Ijt- I di*s of Hastings an vWuity that in about 1 Marniaa Ea................. ..... Him . t>.y LipraM................ .......... 1:1k I ......il:M> ........... 4:40 . two irerkr tiro intend* opening a new Millinery Ruosu over the mw store of O. D. Spaulding, rm th* corner of Stele made the following report t EAssyria, C. 8. Briggs, ft. a.nUy»,R.,| acd Jefferson Street*, and directly east of Jones, A. W. WUocx ; Barry, Juasph ; th* o*s bnrk block, where th. will b* Kinsley, H. 8. Cox. O. Tova,LI)Wpleared to e*s her friend* and ahow there kee; Baltimore, Gilbert Slrikor; Heps, not represented; Johnstown, J. H. Mun- ' a nice selection of goods. roe, H. P. Cherry, M. 11. HF A Cosvbast — Ws lavite the epeeial ram Ookman ; Maple Grova, E. H. Mai- I attention nfuur renders to ths proceeding* tory.P.AL Harwood, M. H. Patanee, oftb* ttfo soldiere onorsnlion* bvrewilb Wm. Buck ; OrangwrUla, not rvprrwwri-. published. That of the nation's pr<>ud cd ; PrairievUlo, A. C. Town, B. Flalev, G«i Thomas, W. P. Andros. On ubsarmy of the Republic al Pittsburgh, and Uon the report was accepted. that <■( tb* bolting sboulderatrap* of Bar­ A. C. Town moved that each town ry county. Tie auiuaU la suScieotly whose dalegnlfon was not full that the plain, and w* doubt not will be spperei*. delcgalAS jrosent be allowed to east the tod by every tew patriot to iIm county. y. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. ‘ffiZ took ed tot couMti sad 1----------JJte leaves a wlfc and eight. v--- , are vet almost t bereft indeed. GUARDIAN SALE. LAD NEWS REPUBLICAN MECTINfll care, IT un*d aceordiug to milnxtwea, trnmery County, N. Y., vb<M threosona, •cm-tn-law and hrotbcrdn-law fought In the Union army during the whole Re­ bellion, has teen rrtooved front riffle* and »p unconditional Breckinridge Itomocrut appointed. In PartMncuth jirorxed to an la formal ballot for cnudF date for RcprvseulaU vs, with the follow­ ing result: Whole number of votes 20, at which J. II. Munro* rocstvnl» ; L. ■ iMjihaai 8; R. Jones 4; A. Elliott 7. the Navy-Yard fur attending the South­ ern Loyalists Convention. f-o Mr. Jrdia•on swings round his cirri*, aewnnte ley ally and makes treasun callous. iLL’8 SPECIFIC PILLS. LMl.r pr lisa; w Bte for Fir, [)*IUn; r”“r 8a“,I> or la ria bsiea are arewally rmint lin.ryc.Art of Nerniaal Weaknewasd , llou^h bcaeBl torired frvo. sdaga GUARDIAN’S SALE. The Albany £tovtl>v /ourwrf puNlaha* Um following extract from a letter tea gentleman in that city. It soatrasta nicely with Gar. Throckmorton^ asse- lfc< Ml •Ull Al riallr »;>ntrtrat :aiec.*e> of Debility and Impotrec, •S EXTERNAL REMEDY. white setOcmenL T oll your lather-in­ ofvotcsfll.of which It JotMM received law 1 am making good use of the revol­ 0; A. Elliot 8; U Lajdiam 4. ver he gave me. On motion renveetton procevdod to a / “Yount truly; x. b. d." formal Iwltox with the following result: ^dtreicaL Oi.xva.vnox.—There will Whole number of vutrw S, of which R. be a musical convention al Woodland J Mire received IS ; A. llltot 8; L. Lap- det of 1O> pMtee.jm Mrroe* *f Tastb. i s Udure M>rt'.*aoo io <*«ag ass, fra c«U rvgaired top*/ iroiisgt. h* Presbyterian am t5b (T....JV)* ’it Ker.ii.dd, at her i ’«!. Th* publ-C 8*0 Aeciosar—Oi W«du*«<l*y m >i । mg Mr. Wra. L fbge of this v.llsj . took a portion of o.rr—iv* sublimate, f f d arsab m*d:c:ne, mistaking the bottlr I, and is Is tog vary bw, ei»b Ihtlstorpes » SsstToatet.—At th ■ iLtpubliotn-Ser atseial CLnventiuu at Verni'»i»l»ills, u Friday last D». Alhrls. L. Grrsu.o Ulivrt, waanonuuated by aoolamatfou fol VALUABLE 1 HAS GOLD! bus Centre, beginning Tuesday Ort. IBth, On mutton Richard Jonre was dcclarand concluding Friday evening, Ort. ed unanimously nominated. '’ with a grand concert under the direct­ H. P. Cherry moved that the chair ap­ ion of Prof. J. II. Pixley, of YpallantL point a District Committee of Vixna.—/ s-‘There will be twojewdetts dally, vU:,! The chair apj.di.tod H. P. Cherry J. at S o’clock, P. M^aiJ 7 o'clock, E-.M. > Munros and Hiram Coleman as a ■Tffrudlmcnto of mualc, and music read- | ing will occupy the afternoon ; the evo-I | It was moved that the next District ning will be devoted to vocal culture, Convention be held st Hickory Comerechoir practice, chorus singing, and mu­ Motlon prevailed. sical elocution, generally. Mr. Town moved that the proceedings The Grund Final Concert will take of this Convention lie published tn the place Friday evening, Ort. »>, 1MM. Hartings Ban'nkk. Mutton prevailed. Tickets to the course, ooe dollar and On Motion Convention adjuurued tine twenty-five rente. Tickets to the con­ d*a JOSEPH K1NBUEY. cert, V> cents, may be had irf the ComII. P. CHERRY, Chafnna*. Life Pills, JOHN ROWLADER, J. H. LEE, W. B. FLEkHNO, Senator, a fir»l raw sslegtbm. jy Our friends will d • well to note that H. Faatrsoosr * P’-. "f U*“,e Creek srwoffering for Ale, the largest , aiiu irarac GoivKToHtS Rm.-Wc am pained to be called ujon to record the death of ■ Gutxnxi. William Hammoxd, late of| Marshall Michigan. General Hammond GUARDIAN'S SALE. Mrs* to r**>*r* GUARDIAN SALE. Woodland, Sept. 28th, 18B6. Sou -.I-1 sod brsl.Mected *toek ol cfothmg in the State, -nd al prices whieh ar* cerjainl) below tsrmpsuuorr. (- H'«Aly E*<j GUARpMrfS late salesman for Mabls * Co.. I« tbe r •■budness m*n" vnd Will boomm-nt'j «•> band to greet bis fronds and aeq«'l“lancea. and offer 0<mi bargains that will astonish ths wisest. Full parlkjulsts in our advertising «* A NO. BCTATO. not Nor HA«O nAB S1UCC nw.MTM, VMJV..; w-w, —— boon and Jackson counties. General Hammond, bad r —“ • ——•«•anev In thia t*tali and deservedly friends and of11 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. SiS*. GUARDIAN'S SALE. v>i« of New llntupshiru that they ba pic of New uiimp fidelity, and poalUoa, sad wish most tar » fongur term- ll rtjr»N'or Printing, Krttetsad la lb* b**l "»■ Osr jshbiag fariliti,* ar* SroiTHMBI. Valuable Farm for Sale. EXECUTOR’S SALE. �CHARCBRV ORDER. HASTINGS BANNER. Alabama, Arkansas, WEDHEBUAY, OCT. lOth Delaware, Florlda, GeoefU, Kentucky, One of th* great queatioM to be deetd- Louisiana, Maryland, 4 | MiwWppi, 3 I M-memirl 1 | North CteeliM, 1 | South Carolina, AM reMAMtn TO BUFPLY 4 I The Virginias, or THE B-PB"L-S remidy p«rfti»»ly Cures. 9 DRY GOODS It Will Bec«»* t*c SUiUri Remedy. 70 assure Uwir political privileges. ,A*sxA.ttasttt ®”** b*r trota DOMESTIC Sewing Machines, The Place to Bu, -jasaa'sssS SHUTTLE STITCH OF ALL KIND, and at prices HEM, FELL, TUCI, BRAID, GATHER. To Suit the Times. Lu naUtewteMi tea aoaUnued. el aasteneeln (Mb Benzoin Elixir, HATUG JCMT PURCgASED OUR G0UD8, IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Um BRIDAL CHAMBER, sa EMysr Wtnfas Xtir^rLTr’ tto&dAMecsaiA- - ------------------FteH*4ripbla. I’s. *»*«■?! GUARDIAN'S 8ALE Legislature nf that Stale enacted a code TRY ONE BOTTLE, Pries «*■ Hold by PreggUte HAL ftHE MONEY. NO SCRATCHING. HALF THE PRICE, q For Cui U AT.TUX CO 87011 er RUSSELL_& NEVUfS Great Decline, In Prices, We lelocted Stock* io th* yu. ket.of *|| kind* of Goods. Usually^kept in a Vxri.t 8l0re... are prepared to SELL GOODS E 151 Comprises more than the neual Slock and Kinds kept in a Country Store, and KHKIEHHcBl El lr OUR FACILITIES b, IM*. NOTICE ~ For Doing Busimess, vocation, tborvfar* I forbid uyl»dj trcitlnj To Everybody. *< alter I LU date. GEO. W. ABXOLD. GOLD & SILVER! ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN THE STATE. z 3250,000 -------- ---------- 1250,000 Sold by Drnuisla cad Or Dollar a BouCTGeealM I. Purify Your Blood DOLLAR BACH WITHOUT Regard U> value I S’ RUSSELL A NEVIItt. Our aaeortment of CROCKERY is the largest ever brought to this inart, And is sold at a reduction from former And not tn be N E 1 1’ 9 PHILLIPS i’rt.u 24 & .IEITIH puritans si k Fdl. Y.« Good Merrimack Prints Vegetable Extract. f J ■ One Shilling, DR. CROOK'S t3T After siting the article I MORE Gr compel us to sell ONI I Pine Tree Tar. RUIAW41AR CBUU Wattlei, CMu. Claim, Diamond Ringi Mtlodeont, Sewing Ma- FAIR PRICES -■ dopt fail to zxAMm on sron. k-£ NEW STORE TOR RHauMATlBM IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM. J«walryveo«prtelBg n yt«E£f£H?«Htg mtmnillSl 333 S3 CIS III AND IN UNLIMITED QVAXTITItS ira ©AITC KB IKSAT ! nrry Vart Hr. toartbrr with Goll Ml Kn.aJlM and I't OLD LADIES • FAIR MAIDENS RbE*ei£5=sa££?E> anan.irsAHU; % ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. P. &B. S"j*5. ,‘4x“a-"4 "WATCH A GOLD JEWELRY CO." - CLITOM MADE UDW8 & SPOONER’S i .. I 1 £ i CURE JUXUFACmXD TO ORDER. BT THE VERY BEST OF (Thills and Fever, ... IfiKidH WOREMEN, Bilious Fever, eoeaty ot Berry and sCate of MUbicao • ABMKB VAN BUJ Intermittent Feveri r one tnat wants uoots Examine 'Our Btoqk. BEND M CENTS FOB A CERTIFICATE Z8bMr.fia' Remittent Fever, I figrti Congestive Chills, Shirts and Drawers •***!(><«•<>*•« AGUE .£sLT.5il±i.2S;£ “"’ - r..TKsats WATCH A GOLD JEWELRY CO- Diarrhea, Dyaentery, Periodical Headuch Dumb Ague, «3>B8388ltU*»»s*l =n Also, NUBIAS, HOODS, &□, would be 111,685 and P.O <cu.M<»uor tyd to the tollowing number ofCongraa*- the North thia fall, if It be as ovrrwbelm- For Sale by all Dn®»» At it £ 8&?S88 P WARI1ANTED TO SUIT. Heooeforib t ‘I ALL EATMAMMY HAPPILY, | NRRTaSMt STATU. of another rebellion, New Hampshire, 5 !«; • Hit! Wo have one of th« OUR STOCK Zeounty, CHANCERY ORDER M teblna pro* I4*d rtbo&Muml.awi O m. WE SELL AT SMtetotUI DUtricl This action of South Carolina In mak­ far tbeir*dopttoo or ing the Civil R<ghta Bill part of the laws qarrtemu ot th* On of the State, is significant of a Southern IRtiMsrapeciiniy. • revolt from the domination of Johnson. Taken in connection with the rumor that Governor Orr and the Governor of Ala­ bama have written to the President, sug­ gesting that the Legialaturea of those States Ue convened to ratify the AruentlJOHN E. HALL me, «,.™.., ..™«e*uring. It tells tbe story that th* G°0°b Uniforinj Prices, My Ice Cram Rooms Cigars & Tobacco ihE>3t»s^ i £ Cheap avm BToaa, GROCERY f California. Lil WITH— ! hfairie, Michigan, New Jersey, and Wis­ ।consin will gain one representative each, ; MAMacbuaeli* two and New York four. Men of New Y’ork, New Jeraey, Maae( achusctl*, Illinoie. Michigan, Wisconsin— UUiLs «s|| undiraiorj by every voter in your Stats that the Republican Cno------- 1—«.T:----------- equal noKHeal Norik md Stmlh. the Johnson party swan* tuperiar right! of the Seuthtm voteri. Every man who votes the opposition ticket thereby sonaenta to have leMer rights than a voter in the Southern Stale* ; while every eupporter of the Republican ticket insists Hastlng-i City/News Boom, that tbe Union men of the North shall have al least equal right* with the lets quotient so found should be the ratio of Rebel*. I* it possible that the issue be­ representation for the several States.— tween two such ticket* la doubtful 1 The rstio thu* ascertained under th* cen­ MACHINES ALL WARMEXTED sus of 1660 waa 124,163. and upon thia basis llie 233 Repr**entative*T»ere ap­ Booth Ceroliaa Adopt* the Civil Bight* Jf. M. MILL, Ageist. portioned among the State*. Tho nutnb«r w*s, however, increased by the act of When Andrew Johnson told th* peo­ For the Counties of Barry, Eaton, Cal­ March 5, 16G2. from 233 to 241. by al­ ple of the rebel States that they bad done houn and Allegan. lowing one additional Representative to •rough to aatiafy Aim, and that they need - each of the following State*; Illinois, do nothing more; when bo told tirein Iowa. Kentucky, Minnesota, Ohio, Ponn- that be would secure the admission of sylvahia, Rhode Island and Vermont— their Senators and Representative* with­ According tn this apportionment, tho out any concession to the nationsl de­ Northern and Southern Steles had the mands, lb*y abruptly closed their action. following number of Congressmen: Sheltering thcm*elvM behind tho Execu­ tive decree, they r*fo»ed to recognise the X0RTUKUX STATKJ. negro** »n individual. They . waived New Jersey, California. their right of property, but left him, so NEW GOODS, NEW BUILDING, and NEW Now York, Connecticut, hr as legal protection and rights were PRICES, al Ohio, - Hllnole, concerned, in the position of estray cattle, IB, E. HDOT!Hn®’S.Oregon. Indiana, whom *nj one might teke to the pound. Pcmuy Irani*. The fact of freedom* made no difference. CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. Rbodq Island Kansas, Th* law excluded them from the serie of Vermont, Maine, humanity, boeauso, in becoming free, Thiag* to Eat it *0 bouts of lb* day. Afannchusetts, 10 Wisconsin, I they lost tho protection which the law JdmMgen, gave to the property of alave-owner*.— Total 156 Their condition, then, in the eve of the Minnesota, New Hamphire, 3 law, was more terrible than when they ’.:i were slave*. Literally, they had no iovtuxm tTArta. right* which white men were bound to Missouri, Alabama, respect. They could work, but the law North Carolina, Arkansas, jexciuded them from any demand for South Carolina, 4 •’ Delaware pay. They could not work for Tennessee o their * Florya, themselves, because tha law excluded Georgia, them from occupying land, either as own­ •WHITE BION," two doors out The Virginia*, 11 Kentucky, ers or lessees. They bad no homes, no Louisiana, bouses; they were literally outcast*, E. H. DENNING. Total, 85, Maryland, obliged to accept the bread they at* up­ Mississippi, on *uch conditions as were made by the ELECTION NOTICE. Now that Slavery is abolished, the doners. Congress, in the exercise of its thnrr-fiflh* ri---------- , ----- —,------- -—, power, declared in th* Civil Kight* Bill, and the new apportionment haa either Io that these freedmen were entitled to the be made upon the voting (whi^popula­ rights of freemen. Il declared that when tion, m the Congressional amendment they worked they were entitled to their provides, or upon ths total population, hire; that when they made * contract it as will be th* can if the smendment I* thould bo enforced ; that they should be rejected and th* Johnson party have a heard In court* of justice; that they majority in ths next ConRrea*. Should should have I ho right to marry one an­ the amendment not by adopted, and the other ; that they should have the right* 24! members, provided foe by the act of parent* and guardians, and in all civil of 1862, divided among theState* accord­ matters have I be earn* rights aa other ing to th*ir total populatl on, th* South freemen had. And they enaeUd that a MaaUr far tba lutb .•ioatorUl District, would ■*>n nine member* and the North j whenever and wberover the Slate laws i your Cbaaty la a pan, aetaiable fa iba would lose nine. The ratio of represen­ and the Slate Court* refused the** rights, m nf Ad No. M0. elite* l-iatea Lots of tation in this ease would be 129.215, and the negroes might appeal for protection the representation of tbe Northern and and security to the United Stale* Court*. Southern Suits in Congrem would be a* Andrew Johnson vetoed thl* bilk ConJrvse passed it over bis veto. Andrew follows i - ' ohnson and the Democratic party attbe xoaruxKK stats*. North have ever since been denouncing 5 the Cuagreae for the unhe*rd-of persecu­ Calafoi nia, 3 New Jersey, 29 tion snd oppression in condemning the Connecticut, 4 New York, 18 w bile men of the South to submit to such Illinois, 13 Ohio, 1 Indiana, 10 Oregon. Iowa, 5 Panntylvanla, 22 cal abolltfon act th* securing to negroes Rhode Islsnd, . 2 the right to make and enforce contracts ; Kansas, I 3 to eve and to be sued, to give evidence, Main*, 3 Vermont, 6 to inherit, purchase, leaee, sell reel and Massachusetts, 9 W iscunrin, Michigan, 6 personal properlp, and to be punishable Total, 147 only with the same penalties for crim* Mioneeoia, 2 New Hampshire, 3 that ere imposed on white person*.— GEORGE H. HOUSE, Johnson, In hi* recent journey, and all souTBaaa shim. the other Copperhead and rebel orators, 9 deneunerd this Civil Right* Dill a* one Alabama, 7 | Missouri, North Carolina, 8 of tire outrages committed by th* lUdiArkanwia, 3 South CeroIinS, 5 cwt Congress upon our brethren at the 9 South. South Carolina baa just answer­ Florida, 1 Tennesae, Texas, 5 ed all thia Johnsonian thunder. South Oaorgia, Kentucky, 9 Tbe Virgin!**, IS Carolina ha* vindicated the humanity, Louisiana, 0 th* jurlice, tho merciful consideration of Total, 94 Congress. South Carollnytaa given* Maryland, & Mississippi, 6 direct and .nerwbclming (rebuke to the H will be seen that In this ease the Copperheads, who, in the name <>l the Southern people, dem»nd that the freedfitatra of Illinois, Indiana. and thoSute* of New York and Penney I vani* each two. On the other band, the States ot Alabama, Georgia, Louisian* Mississippi, North Carolina, South Caro­ lina. Tenueasca, Texas, and Virginia would each gain one. As the tola! vot­ ing pTsUtiun of the Northern State* is I8.652.T76, and of the Southern States 8,025.700, thia would give in the North­ ern States one member for a voting pop­ ulation of 126,889, and in the Southern Statesone member for a voting popula­ tion of 85,496. Those, therefore, who oppore tbe amendment, or who at the approaching e’ection vote for Congress­ men of the Johnsen party, thereby vote jUintavoti”! yopaiation u/145^8 9*n A« Naril tkaU Sava a» »««> r°w*r 8*’>‘ 496 Southerners, the Immense majority of whom are unrepentant Rebel*. Ths Constitutional Amendment, upon which tbs admission «f the Southern States to CcngrcM is made dependent, ai>d with it the Republican party, insist ibat a taler in tha Northern Staiaa thould «IF &.»<■ BOTTOM OUT . rbetber tbe Smith Trial, <<biaio equal right" with the voters of the South, or whether they are Mtlsfied that the abolition of Slavery shall even inetcasc the superior rights which the votarS of the Southern State* have thu* far enjoyed under th* Constitution. The ptain that prupwly prsonlCeil to be understood by the dnilest intellect. . According to the law of the 23d uf May, 1850, it was enacted that the num­ ber of Representative* in O-ngreeo should be 233; that tha representative popula­ tion [which means the whole number of free persons, excluding Indians not taxed, with the addition <d three fifths of ail otb er persona) determined ty the crass* of •food there . Wk. SraonieSf*’ Nashville, notice. WiSUKXSS �GEEAT 1OTTOM OUT or Lyon's Periodical Drops! tei THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOB IRREOULARmES. is IndloiGd hy Um tact ibax ersr loo,. ueunnaJIysold and consnmod by of tb. tiered KUUs, Mvcry oao of ie Place to Buy i°©°D ieaP ar,ni. O For Cash. CO stoss or HCRR.VI 0. D. SPAULDING’S FOB THE OLD AND LOXO TRIED CASH STORE! ESTABLISHMENT! NEW GOODS DRUG &. BOOK STORE Of every needed Kind and Style jut parthated for omh at low PridMani belling at Roberts &, Striker, THE HASTINGS , --_ ...aaf all tamale eomplaints, removal of all ob«ireelloas of nature, ud tbs or u—l.w --■ -aavtrmtg, ■1U& Established in 186L ’ EUAEUaUlNI SSELL & NEVINS We have one of tfc bw| ••It.ted8kx4jt.lb. Maehet, of ail kioffa of Goode uwdly hept in a Vari*. BARGAINS hiril! wr'Eti For the People! »s: »» ' GOOD BROWN SUGAR 1S| Cu. PRINTS FOR It, CU. ~ More and Better GOODS For the enaae Money, to their line, than any other Store in town, AND NO MIST A KE Ooxuriating of all tho Popular Btoru. PATEHT MEDICINE!. Drnji, Clirmlcal,, Palnla, M Olis, Pure Wince,4; Ll«*«ra T u'l'. tor cooo ... ■ Allow.... tor Ba, ro,., WB BELL AT EEE’EIH'H ?E s5 Dehhih si ft sa as jsami;-.' E’sI'E S hcmm 5 BOOTS .AND SHOES, CHEAP i'i »i... M! . __ ^■L-lsTLs SELL -A.T GROCERIES! CHEAP AB THE CHEAPEST. 'And Kind* of sMHl VTSTS vattt IR prices supplying st'Uw name Ums Tat Means Cent Uy oh who hascured hinssll dcrguing eoasidsrubte Quackery. Uy a postpaid addressed envelops, •Ingle < ofcharge, may b« bad of ths anthor. ■ XATHAXUX MAYFAIR, Es. ssliE St S To Everybody. GROCERIES A Large Assortment of Travljgg Baskets Children Carriages _______ SS a r. s RUSSELL A NEVUS. ■gs, Msy-ih, « fruit’cans, 1M4. BY THE DOZEN OB SINGLE CAN. more poods nr NENTLEV eifl§5£sS=ris ££5 E££H3E£=Si£sH SSs ffiiSI g nEEKSEaeKH 58S. ii W IB s{s££3s3!s>aa si Sr££'££3B9£i£3 '£i FStSV.SSCVBSS SrEs S 3£8 SSI I *=’ aaii-g ns S' Come and See! •ne Shilling, £?£?e££b£5£SS? £'=£ Emmmikg* he aprMtf 8 GREAT t= £ £ b tU'sH 8 siS S^E S«S8S ?f RUSH HARDWARE STORE! GODS H. A. GOODYEAR & CO. a ? e see ■>•■'1 Fall I. Give C, ■ Call, uw.an, X.,.. iw. tSIEITS a STNIKEN. $: ¥:1= 3 iHsrtH Dou't Forg«\ tha Placu. Kossuth Block, 41- 0. I. SFAULIINS. Hasting., April M, IMS. 5«w York.' 1- Merrimack Prints ' ' Ju’yUji ' Miaheed: How Lost, How Restored. iejseei eehhs s . Jnsi puMlsiwd, a new edition of Informs lbs labile that their Block of HARDWARE of all kinds, ACKLEY’S <EW mts At the Detroit and Chicago Lilt Pricne. STORE s iiilsnS 2RYCHEAP ■E.EEES Si ID 15 UNLIMITED QUANTITIES. K^-rncs. in a sualcd vnvslopv only « rents. Tbs esklretud sutbor la tkfc admlrebl» mssr steady dvmonstr»U«, from thirty yeary successful precties. that «b« alarming eor.ss^nvnere of sslf. abue may be radically cured without U>« dangerof interna! tnilielM or th. upptloaUo. of the knits—polatlag out a meds of cure el ous. simpla.eartaip, ud vlfwtnaj. br Bmau ofwbleb TTCry wBerer. no matter what his reedition raav be, may cure Mmsclf cheaply, priraldy, ud red- High Prices Busted Up! Gold *1.16 in Basing* ! ItEiiU H and will be sold at Prices, 8 lbs. good Muscovadt Railroad Adding TrusporUlion; ud consists mainly of Sugar for $1.00, _ ___ _ iHsmKimHcsi st aSftEs ftkzftnn! Is generally kept op to tha ran Is at the people, ’ And Everything else in the line of Iron, Nails, Stoves, Drug! trnnum « sassss erssssaeszassssc. wtsststs as Medicines. aints, POOREB'S THE SILVER SKIRT CUBS (Thills and Fever, § Bilious Fever, £ Intermittent Fever, £ Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, » § ESI EiEHEHE Str « *»» 888 ST More Durable, । Moro Elastic, Moro Graceful! >SSS E SVVSVS S Pg ASSAM .... ........................................... M»siaiMiM=MMSSSS»»»«f And wHl keep Its Sham and retain its ti “ STOVE PIPE, Oils, BAP PAKS, And everything else fashioned from Groceries, Sheet Im. Al! sorts of School Books, Stationery, Shelf Hardware, Wall Paper, ROPE, Notions, Cards, G-TlIZ^D-STOISrES, Card Board, Farmin. Tools of all &.C, &cn .inds, And every thing el the same astonishingly pAisra. LOW FIGURES. LrfBS. r ptrm- AND TTOODEN TTTARE- F. I. ACKLETt. Hsstlags, April U,1 IS*. AGUE aprSOmX SONS Diarrhea, HARNESS Dysentery, .lEVNLVEIl, HELEN Periodical He Dumb Ague. REMINGTON'S UVOLVERB. ■EHHIF SHOP. �NEW AllVEUTfeEMENTO. Are Ytralrurared! MORS TROTH THAN POETKT-' ir art, aH tl ll» !—*»»«* Agency rf SHIP A’HOY! ANewThingfor Hastings GEO. W. WILUAU8. 0™ lUI.ru k SuR.rV Dn.g Suu. RLFCBLIC15 KOMIXITIOKS. MR J. C HALL IS! KS.5SKWSAS TOBACCO STORE Jterth BN. mat. BOwt. wl-N be «iU ”'*i" TOBACCO, C1GAB8, of all SNUFF, Jirrttonj. RISKS TAKEN ON LIBERAL TURNS- orrwuiPi BRACE & ©’DWYER"- AND PIPES, pair tbe great BMMKbM«eHa,__________ ,______ tsblieh, and that ormfidtnt in tbe hones­ ty of our nrotlefe, and tbe integrity of our purpcMa, we sppeol to tbe generosity of tbe people of Barry county, and Mk tiicoi til rcpraia tbe some confidence in our Iroaesty, intelligence and patriotism, tbet they did when we wars in tbe field, fighting the ecenita of oar eoustry <m BoutberR battlr-fields, and we pledge them in return that their confiJsnce in us shall not t« betrayed or .Ixired ; that we wilt reader a just ar>d faithful account of our atewanhhip, sad that U oeoasi<m requires, we will hereafter, ae heretofore, protect and defend tbe Institutions of oar country, fr>a) the aUack of foee without ORAJJEL HOSFORD, EDWIN WII.LETB. t Far Rrprv*e»tnUvea. Pint Dietriei.—J AM E8 A. SWEEZE Y. Second District—RICHARD JONES. The Pittsburgh CeavesUoa. The National Convention of Sol­ diers and, Sailors, <t Pittsburgh, wan the “great success'’ which It is always safe to calculate upon, when the brave “boys in blue take hold of anything with all their heart. They had lytic to do with the Cleveland aflhlr ; that being merely rotten up by a eUbdi politicians, and dubbed with a false name for effect; hence, U waa a failure. Tbe Pittsburgh Convention is a genuine Soldiers sad Salkns' Movement In aid of the same noble cauaa Cor which they foftghl upon the bloody field. Tbe rank and file have a part in it; it la no select jMrty of gentlemen holding oommtadauaor want­ ing them, as waa that of Cleveland. ' Th* Convention waa organised on Tuteday, by the choice of Edwin Dud­ ley, a private of the 13th Maas. Regiment at Temporary Chairman. The permanent organization was speedily and harmoniously elTected, by tho choke of Gov, J. D. Cox, of (Jhlo, commander at one time of the iid Army Corps, m President, with two Vice PreeIdentaand two J-ocrutaric« from coch Stale and Territory. Of Uw Nice PrcsP Tbe-followlng ore the i-tatea and Ter­ ritories represented In tho Convention: v New Hampshire, Maine, Massachu­ setts, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connect­ icut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl­ vania, Delaware, Maryland, North Car­ olina. Ohio, Illinois, Indiana Nsvada, Michigan, Wfocuiutln, Iowa, .Mlnn«~otn, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennease, Texas, California, Utah. Three are no gags and padlocks about this Convention ; the ablest speakers in the country are there, and they give free utterance to their aontlmento; and he who deals the heaviest and most rad­ ical blows upon tho disastrous policy of Andrew Johnson receives the heartiest ts—•• -------------„rntr.mH.rtnn fire worts, and other ilcmonatrallans of cntiiurdnsm. The aoidfent and sailors marched In process­ ion In twelve dlvtaiana, an. annj oftheniaclvee, occupying an hour In pausing a given point. The eohUen <✓ the Rr.pubUo "vole <u they tkot" la the sublime moral of this great Convention, sad which will be fullv verified In the great and Important verdict of the ballot-box, soon to bo rnn- AT EASTERN P|hC£1 machine SASH. DOOR 4 BLIND MAKCFACTT ‘Use; EAT1S# AID OTSTEI ■v-Mcndcd a* tar nct-rasary arrea By O?3fFCT SAil©OX¥ GROCEY KEKTiDH & jhajh. STORE. Rally Oxct Boynton will Barry county, । village, on W who are to le CungTOtaby n ported andoqi men of Barry < cordial grvclfn GLAD NEWS Uu Mm. W, 1? so* I* Mgs of ReutiSNi M. WatWNT. AW*y at u., Wl4Jte«il 8AUt-K W.e <( MV'aw* • Jlrmired: That we invite tbe Sordini •” opvrwtMni of all a .Mier*, and ail nthero who believe wilt, u* Chat voluntary ser­ vice io dvfotire of the nation's bolior, tbof limbo, toewith and fortune for the th' countv officers to ba elected in Novem­ ber, that each nominees shall be gimd, competent, efficiwit and reliable union men, compowvd aS far aa ran be,*>f sol­ diers who have served in the army at the front; who kava sealed thrir devotion to their country and V. tbe eau«e <d nnlvere al liberty, with the blood and thejliiil of battle, and wb« have proved thrlrfi neN foKdbe I-Scra to which they are neininatrd, by tbelr per*.«al qualification*. •• well ae ti»Hr (tad. , f val.ir on tbeitri.led lirld, and IBS! we piodge our support to the ticket this day tn bo nominated, and to tb* ftieods and eupportero of said tick GERMAN PIPES, ©Alls, Milllarry a*4 Str** Gaufa'"' MEER3CHAM, GUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR ROOT, GEO. M. BROOK. H. ER, AND Ji at lead two people of Barr At the Scbn Baltimore, on At Briggs’fi Monday eve. ( At Lapham' Grove Tueadai At Culver's town Wrdoeed At Hickory Oct. 25th. At Prairievi AUJrangeville TKth Aleoat *ETMUU a. ‘ Also, that Jo» appointed Dcp© Revenue for tl Jnmea Roberta, DICXET & HEITU1. tbe object x>f tbe* Conventta. after which on motion of I. S. Geer E»q.. Lirot. L. B. Wightman <1 Hasting., Captain M. Wing and Captain Phenepl H-e»f Orange­ villa were appointed a. a Committee tn draft Resolutions to be prevented to tbe CunveBtioO, in one boor. The siiid com­ mittee retired and Rev. Mr. Pillsbury waa railed upon to addrve. the Conven­ tion; after whi*b Dr. Palmer of Castletoa.G. W. Milla and CapL I. 8. Geer of I lasting*, were called cut aud addreaaiwi A WARM MEAL who never yrtquaifod bafiire tbe attach «4an enemy,and who never yet dreortret • I fleaJ. Ujrtbrr With tbe gi'airruiw Oepfwrt of the free an.1 unlaiught voeer* of the county. u> give to tbe ticket thia day nominated, a triumphant election. Tbe foregoing reaolutiixia were unant m<umly adopted by tbe enrireatfs with Marble Shop. SWSO.A kayta.it wfire kuaiKOiti I. aMoret tkrev tbev areprep.—I la DroWi MOISTTJ KfElSTTS. ADAM SCHUPPAS, Tomb Stones, NEW GOODS Al thia atage of tbe proceedings the port nominees for county otfirora to be Committee on Rcaolutinu* rrturnrd to supported at tbe coming electiua. the court num and reported tbe follow-, la dun litas the mid cmiitaitu-e rpport<>S<wrv st tba en-ndng elect bn. to wit; Foc RrprFM-ntaUve, T. L. PtflSbury fur 8beritl^ Edwin Mallory; for Tr-aJ the rffwt, that ' the sobly euwj by oar urer, Win. Upjohn; for Regisier, Dr, J. country 'a flag w ben •wailed by traiht- C. P. Negley ; for County Clerk, M. our band*. should, u . Wing; for Proeeeutitig Allcrovy.-L. B. and profit are l<> In be*towed, bava tha Ilorrigan ; for Ctreu.l Cmirt Commitaprefi rente Liver ilwtt who stayed al home in tha hour of uUr waiotry'a great- i'U>er P. Uramer ; for Oiunty Surveyor, Jas. Itaigh taho; for dufutwra, C. I’. Larable and*Jacob Odell. Tbe motion to accept the report of tba oommittoB waa p laeod by a unauuuou* NEW FALL AND WISTER GOODS at&Liwaat axoaa, On motfoo reanived that this as venlino will not pat in notnlnsUoa s Repre­ sentative for tbe first Dutrict^f Barry County, as tbe ouiivvotn.n was called tal­ ly aa a rvunly and nut a DlaUlet Cuuveot:nu and a nomination for Representative would be irregular. On motion all tbe nominees reported by the cutnmittoe were adopted by the convention, oxoept Peter Cromer who dochned, as bo wss out an attunwy al law sud therefore unqualified to sot Ir aush eapedty. ’ On RMtioa L. 8, Horrigan was nomi­ nated by tbe convention sa candidate fur bd'l at the prou; village, on tbe if thia month, waa Estate Agency, H. WRIGHT Agent Fall and Winter Hats. ’OR SALE- great credit upuk. the highest plow ence, who were prrecuL It la S3 will appear in th xru m due time 'Pill H.'lt. ll.»t MOULMS MAX ROOD. Hat* and Bonnet* Repaired, fins IMPROVED FARM JDK SALE. Ob tbe motion tn adopt, an amend­ ment waa mads that each candid*;, be taken up separately and voted for, which msda it was publicly stated by one of tho eblef managers «>f the evaveatfon, in a .pevcti mode before it, that tbe coo yenti.m tboOgb in favor of lira resolution at a matter of principle, were Rot bound tn act uiv-n it in makit g ihrlr nominations, for the rrsa<4i that tbe soldiers were nnt oaipctent, •Rd Were ih>C reliable, but I must serve a longer probation before they Ortild ba rccognizrd aa Republican.; <lal IMd.lj wilt 5. !.•» tk'NK. P11.I. Medklncs, i'alql Is reUlng at gn Give him a ealL COMMIS9IONER*S NOTICE. Prentias of tbe Oi bad tbe thumb oi off, near the *« aaw on Friday I* Dr. Jeakaoa-* Fimsla MaetMy Fills. M warkes ru« MmSljfJ^telonTOicL t^raSii . MBta*. FOR insults and slanders of iffiv wbhtf’g potan. ar 1 ■ vfndiotc onrown tonoor, « w« ware to vindicate tbi aaffea's honor When assail ed by tnritnniua bauds, led uo by | tbe wtlBBiowa of.la»ary. and thesgtsHIUw of tbe proceedings </thia cunvm.tiim in both Suetherii ariaUievary. Retolrrd: Tbdt tbe eoevention beid at of the count) paper*. Heatings os tbe 89d- nit., eollrdiy tat On nvrtlim tba reinvention ndj-mnied, sight of tbs aravits and tbe righta of tbe with ibrwe hearty snd pruiooged Ateri brai « m«m who bored their breerta t<> the UMrta of the men*). «bu rodureri the Dr. J. C. I'. NEGLEY JA8.H0UGHTAUN, Choin* SALE meeting*. l'» which appear In I pabllonna of the v cd are cnnictUy > rr UdrlanaittesM >lalQh> u briag « F-tyrtta. FaletiiV, M? desire* to tent a » mile ofthepoef^ Is factory, almost > ib -dPrintii VILLAGE ORDINANCE. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-10-17.pdf e623feeb5ff6b9c055175c98cd47bfe9 PDF Text Text HNW.PATNni LERI, VOL. XL HASTINGS, BAEBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17, I860, ihokboreUtm*. tUtoL. ^stiitgs' Barium girtttwg. Ministry and Straw Goote r ‘ EASTERN PRICES so. 68 wkkt Mint rrncn, * Jackson, men, uLAD 1 NEWS roa van mroertMATY. Tas Ust’l Fum.-Th. Ori.lm.nmbw of Ibis cbinolog periodical, op«a*a wHb ■ bmnUful and anggaatfr* •npnn.j, OlutraUr* of U>* i»UmUnf etsry of "Hufti Maiertl'* Hrir.“ Th* deablecrtorad el«l Faataoa ;Haia l»*»eJeg*a» Rrpsbllcaa Meetings. GEO. M. DEWEY. C. G. HOL­ BROOK. II. WRIGHT. DR. PALM­ ER, AND JAMES A SWEEZEY, or nt least two of them will address ihn people of Barry County, as follow. ; At tbe School House near Striker's In BRACE & OWypT~~ DBKBH AKO BCTAILBB8 o9 ats, oms, ipgjjg £i>cal bi> Jlutrilmtoii. CLAES NO 1-StaUiont. W. P. Briatcfl, best stallion4 years old or Rebecca Voder, best loaf wheat over. J ga 00 bread, W-T. KlcCcpnel, second best do. 3 00 Mra. John Chamberlain, best collec­ E.N. Gatcaveat stallion Cyeanoid, 8 00 tion of cake, W. P. Bristol, best stallion 2 yuan . Mrs. I. N. Kaeler, beet 8 lbs butter old, / 2 00 I. N. Kfelcr, second best do, 1 00 At Briggs* School Houss in Assy ria oo CLASS NO. 2- TrotHno Stock. Munday eve. Ort. 22d. Edwin Burt, beet trotting,Ume 2:25, 5 00 At Upham's School Ilnuw in Maple E. Blseett, second best do, time 2:35, 3 00 Grovo Tuesday eve. Get. 23d. At Culver’s Schoo! Hours in Johns­ town Wedne-day eve. Ort. 24th. At Hickury Corners Thursday ere. Oct. 25 th. At Prairieville Friday eve. Oct. 2fltb. AUJrangcville Milla Saturday eve. Oct. Afalched Sonet for Carriage BoacUtr.rt. 27th. Alto al Dtnrd'a School House in Nelson T. Parker, beat pair 5 yearn Hope on Sktfliday evE Ort Tl. old ar over, W 00 Wm. P. Garrett, second best do, 1 50 Harrison Carpenter, best pair 4 yean old, S 00 ellended as (ar as jxmUble, acd make all A. H. Pratt, eooond b«t do, 1 00 necessary arnwtgena-hra. It. Young, beat' pair 3 yean old, 2 00 1 00 By Order of Republirsn' C-mmitiee. J. C. Bny, secund best do, Mre. R. Carlton, pickled egn, J. A. SWEEZEY, John Chamberlain, caned wineplant, Chninnan. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Mre. D. N. Lake, best ten yards Rally Ortcp Atuix.-llon. E. M. Charles hussell, second beet do, 1 00 flannel, 11 Mrs. D. Heater, second best do, Boynton will address the electors of1 CLASS XO. 0. . .. , - . Barry county, at the court boudin this Lrood ifam, to be accxmtjtanicd by Cull Mra. J. P. Roberta, best patchwork quilt, 7>*t UMib,f*nlSB5’Kc""zl2S» I village, on Wednesday evening. Mr. or OuUt under three yean old. Mrs B. F. West, best white quilt, $2 00 Mrs. D. N. Lake, beat pair woolen Uoibro* UiMok. II. la one of the glorious Republicans D. B. Pratt, best brood marc, 1 00 ’ i who are to be repreoeated in the XTZ IT. M. Bush, second best do, ■ blankets, CLASS NO.". Mrs. Wm. Patten, best rag carnet, • M *'■ ' Congress by old Ben. Butler, and roCbtU, Marta and Galdinfft. Mra. D. N. Lake, best pair woolen rnt-ot. ci«-n u th- tr**tmr*t ported an eloquent speaker. Turn out, I J. Ch. Hnnna, best coll 8 yean old, |2 00 Blockings, auu***’ orncr ,B 'men of Barry county, and give him a I T. P. Jshnson, second best do, 1 00 Mrs. Milo L. Williams 2d beat do, lp ‘ . *--------------------- -—- ' cordial greeting. I N. E. Clark, best col 12 yean old, 2 00 Mrs. G. Striker, beet pair woolen , Frank Bite, second beat do, • 1 00 Geo. W. Brink, best colt 1 vear old. I 00 APFOUtTXD.—We learn that the "my Wm. Vester, second best do, W Mrs. Wm. Patten, best ottoman cover 50 policy” traitors at Washington, have re­ CLASS NO. 8- Draft Jtortci. Mm. IL R. Bell, beet fancy chair moved the jR. J. Grant, a loyal man, Orrcn Leonard, beet draft team, "" MrsUlfc'aHton. best tai Jo onver, 50 Julin Brink, eecondbcst do, GUARDIAN’S SALE. **u*r of th* Erial. of Xriaen C«d*ell la prefer rim that I* paraoaae* of >«£>lbeAty «r«»l*d lost* by ths Prot for lb* enmity of lU.ty and ttutoof ■BSW t>y«r Brills; ■'Tb* DwjraUd Matria»Miy.“ by Anb*rFeriatl»r; ••Wlaltr Tlaw.” by Floraae* Per­ sy, aslhar of "Bm* Ms To‘-jp**?Mllorisla. JUwipU. Faahioaable Ul«!li<tne». Sc. Frio* »5,SO* year; S0o|>i*«»gC0; scopka (and on* atans) 81S. Bpadoua eopie* will b* *sat am Sudd ATTACHMENT NOTICE. The Circuit Court for the County of Barry, guardian s sale. D. ISM. bar* tried evcrytbltig known to lb* prncUca of ■nrdKin* from lb* very beat N. D'»: batlnitb proorpilau Ussy tbal year plaakn bar* girrn place, and appointed a Copperhead in Mra. Wm. i'atten, beat tidy, 50 ma mon perraacarrt relief Ilian anything «lac I JACKS A MULES. M ra. R. R. Bell, best worsted work , 60 j bar* ea*d, and I bailor* nttlproducaapcraianrnt hia place, by the name of John W. Slob- A. R. Pratt, best mule team Mra. M. L. Williams, best pair lamp I CATTUEmat’, 00 Tb* eoanler-lrritaat vffert of year plaaten ia CLA4»N<Kl-DwAairi ’Also, that Joseph Cole eaq., has been M ra J. P. Roberts, best reg rug, W produced io subb a mild and grsdual way, Uuv so appointed Deputy Collector of Internal John Keogie, bestbuR^yrtn oM, |2 00 । Mrs. D. Heater, best worked collar, W io>if*rsl* th* eirml^tlca aniand It* ^uta to M. P. Fuller, best araamcntal Revenue for thte county, in place of Wm. t». Freeman, second best do, 1 50 Mra.needle which they ar* applied, ssdeaerl npon *11 aarvoea 1 work, W Jnmes Roberts, ceq., removed- Both of diMas*sudiaatealanlatir* inlaenc*, that I plae* ! Mra. I. N. Keeler, best sewing by these men arc radical Republicans, and I Machine, 55 i Mrs. D. N. I^ike.beet domestic shawl, 50 truly loyal. Mra. G. Striker, Ixwt shell Blockings, 60 Mrs. M. L. Wllllama, best linen Umtox Mxmxo.—A Republican. stockings. 60 Union rally was held at the Court House I lire. McElwain, best pair machine knit hose. M in this village on Thursday evening Mra. McElwain, beat pair machine Inxl, and an cunicet and eloquent ad­ knit eoeka, 60 dress In favor of the Union policy of; Mra. McElwain, beat machine knit I nubia. ■ M Congress, and against ‘ my policy” dof Mra. D. >’. Luke, best coverlet, 60 llvered by Hen. A. A. Knappen ofKal' CLASS NO. A-Dno.it I Mra. C. W. Flcnhig, best patch wor> nmnsoo, and a brief speech from thecdl- , quilt, machine, Wm. O. Freeman, best cow, Mra. J. P. Roberta, bort patchwork •r oUitr mi«t el CLASS NO. 0. quill, by hand, “ i>oiivu>d rtn> WorH»w (wn ni,,i Siren. Mra? It. It. Bel), best pin cuahlon, 60 —Wo want two or throe loadn Mra. I. N. Keeler, best erochct mat, 60 J. W. BcnUcy. best yoke working rood at the Baxxek ofllcc.— Mra. Wm. Goodyear best knit shawl, 60 1 M Mra. Jaa. Townsend best cone basket, 60 e of our friends send It forward? Fcymour’Andnm, second best do, Sira. Ix>ttle Buaaell, beat white quilt, 50 A. J. Palmerton, best pair 3 year old Goo. Curry, artificial tree, JerocwFalmc-rton. second beet do. 1 CO Mre. AUby ^unoM,>Itallan^aInttog. “ Lyman Mixer, best pair 2 year old Mrs. G. Mathews,hair wreath, 50 Miss Nsttle Briggs, best table spread, 50 Gv». Curry, one fancy b-x. &0 Anna Ferree, worsted tidy. 60 .Mia M. D. Jlenter, wnraled collar, 50 .M. P. Fuller, »ilk embroidery. 50 Mrs. 11. Wood, best fancy machine, 0L1. V AL1..UH.L pMA ii'O’. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE* , undrr.lrt.-d hariK bee# do>y •«■£ GUARDIAN'S SALE. Dat*d AugsstClh. a6«l GUARDIAN'S SALE. GUARDIAN’S SALE. kidltii'R. .. II. II. w.«>d,best knitting machine, 2 00 Mrs. D. !L.McElwain, 2d beetd«. I 00 J. M. Hill, meludeons and orgsns. 2 00 kvnns Life 1’ills, PLWX T»t. BPiOP well-eelectMhffibk of Groceries, Drugs. Medicines, Pnlitfs and Oils, whl1^ U seHlng at grtaUy reduced prices. Give irim a calL __ ' GRAIN, FRUITS AND VEGETABLE8. James Hotchkiss, best half hu. wheat. 50 John Chamberlain, hret half bu. oat», 50 P p' c^y, socond best do, 1 <*> James W. Hotchkiss, best collection of fruits of all kinds, ' 50 K P. Cady, best uwea. 2 of more, James Hotchkiss, beat collection of ,w fall apples, . &0 FV* Hash ado sbamt nelhlngt How e*n lb* S~ . C»lr, u»l>urmorecr»l«, t James Hotchkiss, best collection of b*T Wbit Is mars important to us than lift < Ik neachee, 60 la soly Uiresgb lUb'aadby iivlag araUsraaaaan- n James Hutttkiss, best collection of j: a ~~ «“■ J1 CO joy pxsMsrtsad prs«p«aUva cataUa**. "Tbor* la a happier sad batter w©vU,” but w* oiuat do . J. C*wU «*»> v°* 1 00 •sr doty bar*. Live If you tsa-tak* car *dtk« a»ao, or full EXECUTOR’S SALE. IONEIT8 NOTICE. O’”* H**11''’ xo. o-s«*» & R. M&wMn txt breeding row* GUARDIAN BALE. W fflUn* Brmrfy Will be «■“***’?. C HARVEY S FEMALE PHJ*- _ i—t <io. & T.lle. t» Unds a*.. *e. ,• . , >zs .J. :• " k»s*y Adransad e* War Claim*for#lpa]. Vireait Coats CoMlaaloaet for a*rvy Abliot and Emtlj Lu C*Mty. ooxnnlltted to>11 in thtavitage (,hcslrr Ornra Is F-iduns* Block.MiacLSVll.ca.Bica. M»UaC» Clerk* OB*, la Haavisaa, «wery Ing money ftT t^f,^"0u> ***** C- Tripp of far trial at the •O^Xo^h. CtouU Court, CLASSI \~Fam»tS Implex forthcoming areshm^^ ___ “iTi®«Sl '£0 8PQ-aTOMClf_ _ C.pi, C.rtridf**, Ammonrtloa.^^S' Hl? ILtiri. CO LX A BOX. r.JAJCa! II. IL Wood; best 2 winter squasbes. 25 J. M. Nevins, best cabbage, 25 James Hotchkiss, best 8 quinces, 25 J. M. Nsvlns, best cauliflower, 25 FLOWERS. Nettie Briggs, best eolleclionHjf ver­ benas. , ’ 00 Mru. John Roberts, beat boquet «f GUARDIAN'S SALE. ATTACHMENT NOT] ’ The Circuit Court for the* Barry: Mrs. J. M. Nevin*, second best do, 1 DO Mrs. A. Bundi, best floral design, 1 00 SLOW RACE. Win. P. Garret, first in. Johnny Goodyear, last in, — . . . -----------_ gooLLU-Tb. dially iDT^ed. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ] BW| erm of G»ody«»^ Mtfiw | Wm. BARLOW. Basting*. K»p«- JSth, <»*’ 'iTHO. �HASTINGS BANNER ftk Srlrtt^ Jertri. direct to these headquarters until division cot-.mnndcrturre «M»infed for them. UbrnmlstiiM wUl he forwarded tn reg- CHANCERY QKDER. STA TX or MlCmtAX. BpLI* BOTTOM OUT BRAVE BOYR IN BLUI ventton,:I have nothing to aay. That is a matter that concerns themselves alone. What 1 hav.to'sey fe-thii; Th. whole S-PH-L-S BEMEDY. sounded al own, and all loyal soldiers 1 spring into their places, prepared to deal blows heavy and fest against the enemies of “equal justice to all men," rebels in never get anything est and best terms | Il Will Become the Standard Beaedy. GOODS Brevet Brigadier General, President. Wm. IL Norns, Adjutant Cor. Sec'y. r TgSKTKr DOMESTIC The Place to Buy OF ALL KINDS, Sewing Machines, • as instituted for the suppreealoo of the' rebellion. Men who, some of them, threw up their fate in the streets of Has­ ting* during the early part <.f tbe rebell­ ion, »nd shouted for jny when they heard hyada so bitterly o »«>U Ifthe’ex-reb O F TH E Positively aged by a'icsr disappointed office seekers, ■ntnSt^ SHUTTLE STITCH QQ To Suit the Times. HEM, FEU, TUCK, OfS Mr AHD At PBKE3 ' w/ o >, GATHEB. • eopy of tbis Md«r to bs pervoiully nrrred on th. mH MnrNMonl doAndaat, st treat twssty day. bofore tbatins prssertbsd fortwr ^msbm- desired in their secret aoule. that the at­ Omit OnH O^Mtntr, tempt to put down the rebellion by force Sewing Mtcbitiaa, te/l enll »t tbs of arms would prove a fellure, in order that they in connection wjth their south­ Hastings City Nfire Roon, ern allies might regain power in a Union a«m WTN1MD ASSOCIATION, reconstructed on their own model.— PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' Those are the kind of meh that have been T'YlKaM.of tba Urinary and Sexual Bya moat active in urging on the movemenL MACHINES ALL WAKRENTED TharAoeteaud dignijM (t) editor of ‘bM^^AddMMDr* LhEuLIn’koVuHTu.' the Pioacrr and bis tltganl cndrrjtntd(1) correspondent had a large share io the ar­ For the Counties of Barry, Eaton, Cal­ rangement of the programme. NOTICE, houn and Allegan. YTTHEREAS, nr wifi HwrUtl* P. Ansld VV L«* l*n wry fed .nd beard wiltrout csum tended friends of tbs boys in blue entire­ r— Artsysi&st'idssr- Benzoin bhA o Cheap Elixir, the Mllrat to harts TV- H1TW0 UMV rCBCBBW on oovm. Q ForCaih BUSSELL & NEVIflS IN NEW YORK, SINCE THE STOBB, 3BiittU’dit;i. •truetion, which jJ vention imd made their nominations, and selected 81odu in ths Mv. WiF-THE KONE'NO SCfiATCN/NCr. Great Decline, In Prices, fersd tu them; Ing majorities, are I acted of defeated mJ tiallon. There is fr idea in the • hole 2 tha:<Fresidtnt Juki, within a cotnparsu stamped'with his Dose it ordain uuiv Does it ordain Impil Doc* it proscribe, I if late the rtcept at I country,or ninGscaJ No. it simply ordil debt shall be paid « I pudiated ; that the <1 rryman who wore bwttentul and sons shall be maintal els who have *Jd« rUad ph»» »»» • demovraL shall be disqualified |g X democrat. the rebel States sba IltfAWbun la « democrat. V. Seytnqo^.ljj8 ballot bo^atufler litieal power in the whom they deny p..l the representatior al I out the Republic an I population. The I amendment is In tb<] there anything in th I able objection can ll not lie * curious read Rebellion, that it *| Uaually kept in a V SfoTsr--.. We are prepared to SELLV GOODS WE SELL AT Persona!. Vbi. IlnttiA I IlaaUap, Jlteh? asm Wo copy the following from the “draw, ly disinterested T Is there nogvttf pro ywo, to be returned for service* reodercdl As Any OtherlHoaae i> Mlchlawa. GKO. W. ARNOLD. er” of Darper’aMagaxke for September: Are there no axes to grind, now or here LU don't pit »on ..hM- l-..... “The foil-swing capital temperance sto­ HALF THE HUCS. ry comes tu us from Ohio : If 1 do not greatly mistake the spirit sad sfllKtlrr. “Judge O. L. Jiey, the Temperance Mcturer. in uno of bis lectures here, cot and temper of a largo majority of the ulf tlto fullowing NEW GOODS, NEW BUILDING, and NEW and Kinde kept Io a Country Store, and “.No person can drink ardent spirits in buke the fawning sycophancy of these PRICES, *1 uornpel ns Io sc!) moderation for a term of years. lie will Copperheads at home, as k were tn meet invariably go on to excess or abandon twU br Dn>r«..U. Mwtoewly by i CftoorHANUFACTOnfXG t their use entirely. ‘Now? said he, ‘if and oyereome their traitorous allies at OUR FAaLITIES •250,000 — --------- <250,000 CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. there is n person in this bouse whoso own the South. Justiex. WORTH OF experience contradicts this statement, I WfercAre, Cloch, CAaii ‘ 1, Diamond RI xqi wish he Would make it known. I will acknowledge that I arn mistaken? A large, tall man in the audience arose, and, foldinjf bis arms in a dignified manner ARE EQUAL TO ANY IN TBX RVMEll a HEViat. aerws his breast, said, ' I offer myself es STATE. an example of one whose own experience ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT [cteCTLAa.] dispvtve your theory.” • Regard to value! And not tn be“What,” eaid Jbe judge, “are you a Al a soldiers’ meeting held pursuant moderate drinker I” to a call therefor, al Fireman’s Hall, in you are to receive, TOOTLE •Y^sir.’? 1 this city, on September 30, an association TtlBOAT LUNGS. “lluw long have you drank in mode- was formed and denominated the Michi­ ran A^r receTvlnglho article Our aasortmrnt of gan Buys in Blue, and the President thereof was authorized and instructed to E. H. DUNNINU. •W’era you nerer intoxicated!" appoint an officer in each Congreraions) Hasllngi, July (tb. 10M. . •Never?' District of the State to extend it* organ­ PHILLIPS BEHTLEY •Well, really,y aaid the judge, “I am ization throughout their respective die­ election Notice.- nuiiuw, a singular case ; J>ut, , trims. The following Instructions will he added, surveying his subject carafuWy assist all interested in accomplishing the fruiu bead to foot, “I think I can account purpose desired. . for it, your cute reminds me of a little It is considered advisable to make or•lory,,ganizatii-ns in the various district* by “A colored man with a bisccitand a companies, regiments, brigade* and di­ And is sold at a reduction ftwn for met botitoofwhisky.nl down to “lunch" by visions (each Congressional District to the bijiik of a dear stream. It/breaklng compose a division, according tonum­ his bMcuil, some of the crumba.feM Into ber), without restriction a* tu numbers 'DR. CROOK’S tbn friier. Three were eagerly seised in cither, but it is recommended they be and eatec by the fish. This Vuggested to made to conform a* nearly a* poaible to the doihie, the idea of dipping his bread tb^t of infantry io the service, with offi­ in the whisky and giving II to the fish.— cers &> rank according to command.— Ha tried iL It worked well. Some of Each company to have the usual alpha­ the fish ate frocjy of it, because intoxica­ betical designation and regimental num­ AN APPORTIONMENT!’ ted, nnd Hosted helplessly upon the top ber*—each district commencing wilh the to. a Reptwnte native t>i»tricu livl. Lfe uf the waler. So be easily caught a great first regiment nnd numbering upward, to INo. I Into' number of them. But, in the stream be designated by the division commander. FOR RIIBCM AT1RN IT ACTS LISE A CHARM. »u one very large fieh, unlike the others. Division commander* are authorized It ntit.friely uflbc bread and whisky, but to select and eppoin regimental and com­ 373 IKfi without any perceptible effect The cu- pany commanders within tbeir districts, OLD LAl)|E8 dt FAIR MAIDENS nreihf ofjbc daekio was excited to know reporting the names of regimental com­ muro of the name nnd nature of that fish, mander* to the»o headquarters as soon a* ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. lie procured n net, and, after much effort, appointed, giving their address, and to BEND 95 CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE cauglij it, nnd carried it straightway to a make assignments of companies to regi­ . & B. colored neighbor. To him he stated the ment*. circumstances, and asksd his opinion in Division commanders will authorize the miner. Th* other darkle eurvered regimental commander* to select and ap­ CIBTO* KIBE this .icgularftsh for a moment and then point the usual complement of field and said:.-. ' • staffoffioera, and the commiaaioned staff "Sambo, I tm'crtUns di* case. Dal of । the regi manta. fish ii a tnuUel krtuL II haint got any ’ Company commsndera will appoint 1 ®r'h« rinwai d.y uf Oetobcri ts«. Ibt MGEORGE H.BOUXE, *'*1 ■•Htl’Usd brninsi" “In other word*,” said the 1their subordinate officers, and aUo the euitK bb b’Jf f’7‘ U" ,Mrth judge, "tokiity aeU only on Hit brain, and, non-commjMioned 1 MAXVFA CTDMU) TO OHDKB, officers of their re-1 of course, ttoise whq have little brains or spective 1 companies. r Chills and Fever, none, may drink without injury.” Blank mutter roll* are being prepared The storm of laughter set up by the and 1 will bo furnished to division comf Bilious Fever, £ i »h« town cf Am< audience drove the moderate drinker mender* ; fur distribution to officers ap­ from the boose." 1pointed to raise companies. Huts plrialr. «n<! uidrra* all orders to Intermittent Fever, Roll* will be filled up in dupltastqfone to be retained by the company command­ ExamlMbVur 8t( i Remittent Fever, ld| Democratic journals have endeav­ er, and the’other tu be forwarded to three arptvred.aj* tfeatnf T! ored to make their renders believe that beadquai ter* ae auon as any company orAdniai.tt.tor. CL' oi «nr ■ Congestive Chills, * Connecticut had gone Democratic in her ganizalion is completed. The beadquarters of regiment* will be town elections. The following summa­ CHANCERY ORDEiL ry .enefutes the story ot the Democrats: designated by the Colonels thereof, and r WT...I.T h Wlteoo *ble * r, C), .'larr, ro wui.u iu» wobh in anar.-iru. those r>f companies by the Captains, and One hundred and forty out of one hun­ »..andBscbsUer. Alic AIm attestor far lb. stall .Wnalorial Di.irint. dred and siity-three towns of Connecti­ as soon a* established will be reported to »rwlJel. ltd.Cuuat’ I. • p»rt. .|trr..bl«teIbr fire Vislore rf Art Bte. sWlJre^Mlea tow*eflWIA. cut held lluiir elections last Monday. Of those headquarter*. ^Im a R»pre»ffitslir« far raeli utllwTwe Rep'll is recommsudcd that regiments and 115 towns so far heard from, 71 have de­ rsM-ntaUr. Ih.ucu ieto wbU* this O,uuty Udi cided tbdmaelvca Republican,'37 Demo- 'companies adopt such badge* and banners ▲rrn cru, and seven are divided. To the list ■s they deem best. Division commanders will please make olicwnsen the Republican side, printed ^eeleiday, we Ijayo to add Coventry, 1appuintmeDts as soon as possible, and teastlos^; Franklin and Windham, making T1 iti all, while the Democratic ! column fuota up S7 wilh the addition of 'in the great work. Wo have no time tn lose. Let all soldiers and aaikrn unable Balcm. Spreguels added t'- the list of ' Diarrhea, to partidpate in drill*, enroll their names that we may swell the record. We cor. unreckoned; but it io safe topreenice Dysentery, that very nearly ' twOxford* of the whole dially invite all soldiers and sailors in Uniform Prices, OUR STOCK GOLD & SILVER ! GROCERY I naaaaiAB caiaia IB, IEL towmiwfi, Wine-Tar My Oyster Rooms For Doing Busimess, FAIR PRICES To Everybody. Pine Tree Tar. Cigars & Tobacco nr hoods’ CROCKERY Purity Tour Blood is the largest ever brought to this mart, ■Good Merrimack Prints One Shilling, Vegetable Extract NEW STORE “ The Ku.ghts «.f the Golden Circle are all democrats. ... . . E»ery man that rejoiced over rebel Gcturtes'was « d. tnocral. Every man .pposed tu Liberty and 3> : . _ .a a d«u<«rat. ' • Wbat fply eomUnst^. Why AiTlbeJD.yfrgi»e to the world the in­ gredient. <d the party with which he affill4,„|_tbs democratic party J—the great national party ! !-tbe Alpha-nd Omega of political virtno—the quintessence of ■ . >_ -- |V— n/u* ut/rrt of W ildatni and Du- Republicsn Ul ; rsq.. of Atlantic Coil an eminent ami eslinl been a aealous liepu ganaation >•( the fir _lx-txpi3*et'‘ It in the IL A. Cutinor. n wounded Unite soldier, ; IDs rlevtlbnis bey 01 The candidhte* in fr> m the office of Postmaster at North Vrrhda, Jrimlngs county,. Indiana, and ■ nixiintrd a aUe-at-boene • support er of bill Rip Unlit -my policy” W bin I. William No'ir. re the following in a peUi.hod fetter II William A. N« the change. anuiffit other yea* »>• III. John Da«id»««> o»e I do txU snp6 I am removed I Deni'-cretie IV. John mil. p.r(,llif ttifamously V. George A. Ilslw bill. in ■tarvatjup and exposure. 7, Lam triiH.scd because I do not support the Democratic party which ■tarred me three days and nights al Florence. Sunt* C«n»lina. for refusing to point tv them the modes uf rscape ot Mima nf my eomrad.-s. fi. I am removed because I do not sup port the Democratic party wbuesrued me t.. be Ued at Clmkamanga, and becanssl ab>-t some of raid Drn.'<ral*. V. I am removed beGuw I Aowt rupp-n tfr Drorficrntir j arty .which nd.brd me at Riditm-u l, Virginia. Drmnrmtk Cb.-«. SitC'cav Andie* J. K E .V. Il Wr Our fl lend* ib-JpeX* elect ine Mr. lfaR**»J |Vth tvel grrsf rwA! tr.Ci.eMr.mil » I Rogers. Mr. I hl’I ' ibelll l iu.wrjfta.tiii I I 2WJS <ft SB02&. SPOONER’S 3 S S ,-J3TC“?.'6Sgag §1,500ESJSM”; ohirts and Orawcrs STA”u"J!S0‘’’ **“ v-woa- Anti-Fever| NS AGUE I perfecting C«r organixallon*.' The rebel paper* of the North, meaner We also ask toal every town or coun­ and viler than lbw Southern rebel papere,- ty In the Bute, nos Mfeady supplied with muster-rolls will noll.fe Jbcir divistoo to assail me es Igo round. commander at once, giriog names and —Tbs N. Y. Tribvnt has an elaborate address uf proper persons to conduct such organixatloo, also, that all county organissttoos will plane thsmsolrse in commu­ Rrpublicnua now han three, and conclude nication with their county Republican that there mayW one district where the Republican* 1 will lose, whife they will The fellowtag division commanders probably ga|m in two or three. Adrian and T, Southern road Policy ,• H _-Old.Mml >0—Gen. Wm. Humphrey: Adrian. itr of Harry, vic A SUrrill. Cler ItMiMOT e! De«u FrwenUea ill CVurt CtanmuricDvr. 5arr»yc Periodical Headache,; an-MpsHtt.. lowtia, tmite of«Ura«rtW, k. tE la no lu>>raflti.H>, u twtimoni.il .iUviat .ambw Dumb Ague; ; WAUm.NTKD TO SUIT. HUS. ai~, nubias, hoods, OOLB Me(r;< . ig^* Ward* majority last | ! they expect tn fncreas I [lest of all. New formerly fuedl'femn* I most heartily lladw*l Pvlitieianayeho.a V*rI • ere trying hard IO/1 iheaame time that IM g.«d,Ilepob!iren«. ai TniTatatwa in It. (like J. Jin Urown • «' L"! For Beaman—Home vote. 859 ; Sol- Thlftcen.—A". I’- ^r,-j dfers’ viflc, 1,257. Tula! majority, 2, IleadeSailsn Mlcki 1 F<>r Upaon—Home Vote, 4.0S8 ; S-lDzrat I diers vole. 1.M5. Total maj-wlty. B.fflS. Fur Ixxigyear—Homo vote. 1.820 ; CiacrLA*. The f'JI.reingietbe Soldiers’vote,’1,054 Total maj”rtt),2. ■neriui of the Michigan •74. rt*/-Soft."vat.J»fe For Ferry—Home vnte, 3.018; S-Jffiere' vote; | ,053. Total ruejorily. 4.071. edged with blur; brt.l For Trowbridge—Soldiers’ vnte, 835 ; (*•/*-Da** blue AfaM— White mi /L*/.-Chinese La narv lurch. The fern I ed/aatheyarsefef"! The Hat »nJ Medal byMr.G^B. Kelly, Siu.eu.'rt"'- ’ by request, for oar as For Sale by all Druggist*. A IHMznxfcl' SSIQjp wra-rsr. Osrutt 11. Into re»H“ etl beroitor I do w>: aupfvwt tKe ’ 1Wi*.-crati.: party, me of «buffi tried a second time to shoot mein Smith's Luildiug at Kw hnomd. 12. I urn retiioVcd because I do l»"t ••'|‘[“rUihe.DMffi>crstlc party. «Web en­ deavored Jo Irewgs me »« death tin eng the aintrfsj-’GftM’at D-h*iHe, Virginia. 13. I a.n removed becanse I do not ««ipj»-rt ths Infernal and treasonable Dem■ C-nittr party, which cam. near start tag meat Charleston, South Carolina. 14 I am removed because I do not itiA>rwlha hellish party which tortured me «rth'hunger fur six months at Ander•oinille, Georgia. 15.1 am removed because 1 dn mra support the aMaaain's President. !***•'■ ' *»•. • - VM . Wm. -Spoomr* & Co., .. Nashville, Tenn. feroiahrf •»•**•* All orgaaualioM »p cdtoequipatutses. �83Zr •Utw th* Gmgr^ion.1 ptoo " r ’ GREAT Lyon’s Periodical Drops! '"-‘•-kMr-fr.-Z, If th* nrobft. reject it, they win never get anything better. U te th* w<, •"•fdWum, lh., Whi^ ikatuefosleu Way in IN*«,"-rr*« fared U» tbetji; » « c 1 a«*hejoined‘“R* „ do not find i» l'« •"> ,bw* Auete condition*. *. Wnb«died ia th« il-.utahh.-h the dtmocratle party of Con*lituto>Q«| Am*ndtn*nt which I-., S":. c»r-A w- f"J “P“. k jor iHRBouLAirmte. nm.rk.bl. ■£ 0. D. SPAULDING’S ,_rj| .rniwMlH* that fess's Fury man who turned . agamte th* t„fn,n1.r.t*M«d“'>'*™U ‘ E.rry m»n ‘hat in tb* rebel army lk“’Jobitotm ha* not himself ‘ E,„,1fcr IU. A..b»™.Mr • «*»|»rativ.lv rwewm p«rI1K>’ 'utai*''l ‘he L- S. aervic* «lt» detnu- •tamped wilh h.s high approb*tion'_ Ne* York Poatmaster mb largo *um* of public iiocrat. ’ - " 7 I ho restated th* draft was H.^l.s.1 pm* ■« • democrat Iz* I* ».Je'tnWit , \Jlaadigltoni i* a democrat. i, ,i Sesmuur, the ballot box *tu6er BVR/UB ' FOB THE oiD AKD LOXd OUED CA H STORE! ESTABLISHMENT! NEW GOODS DRUG & BOOK STOjRU Of every needed Riad and Style ju»l purchased fur cash at lbw Price* and aelting at Roberts & Striver,' THE HASTTSGS Dom H ordain impartial .uffrag* | Nu. Due* It proteribe, disfranchlator trial* the r*c*nt armed roe0,iM of \be emsdidat* for uffica. • Uqw _ m “ever ba. voted do ckber’.ul MMiv, or eonfiiate lh*ir property 1Ak, %’,*ms that tb* national debt shall b* paid and th* r^ d«bt r*POdl,?a..; J**1 c5,il rl«ht’ I*'wm. •ball b« maintained ; that tb* retel« who hav* added penury to treason .wi If. A-rmiaw «nii; i .L° th* rebel btate* shall not have their po­ litical power in th* Union loeremwd by th* pretence co th*lr tell of pertens to whom they deny political righte, but that the repreaentattor shall b* bated through­ out the Republic on vutern, and nnt on population. The pith <rf lb* whole amendment is In the last danse ; and is there anything in that to which r«aaonabl* objectiim can b« mad* 1 Would it nut tie s curious raault of lb* war against Rebellion, that it should end in confer­ ring on a rebel voter in Smith Carolina a power equal, in oatioe.al affairs, to that <>f two loyal voters in Naw Ymk I Can any Democrat have the far* to ateert that the Booth should have, through its disfranchised negro freemen a too*, a power in th* Electoral Collrgw and in lb* national II'him <>T Representative* equal to that of th* State of Ohio and In­ diana combined t" BARGAINS THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY ^ “dsrosrarwe. r6toasign.iqr. it Jo*a L. Lvov, wilhoat which . Uwe psrwmaUy,or by inmil, (..dosing .lamp.) ^•fiin^isr.siWsS! sa- PRINTS FOR 12j Cu. n. tevwtter. teriag bests nwtoral to ktallb .. . , , Mr>- G*o. Gaary. in s few wm*s by s tsry slapls teossdy. slur ',*a MC“llF appointed Jukn•on officeholder, is saxlsos to tasks knew* to bks fallow sagbrvn * More ajndBletter For the People! DaalyuM] CTO. CLAXK A CO., . Ova‘1 Agvnu for U. 8. sod Caaadas. in 1851 MKUtt Miit muni GOOD BRdWN 8UGAR 12f Cte. yo*r addrea***. Established ■ Fur th* tetn*Money, . In their Itae, that) any other 8lore in town. AND NO MIST A K E Oon*lating of *H Um Popular FATENT M»K1XE(. • wf Drag*, dteaulnab. Palate, kshi ategB At th* Detroit and Chicago Liat Price*.. tail, but to-th ext remit ■*• belong to th* same dug I” BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP —Furrmt. the here of th* Fort Pillow massacre, Galloway, editor of the pesti­ lent Rebel ab«ot, TJu Atelewh,. ar-d Cut Chamber*, notorious in tb* West, have tent greeting to tb* .tobtwon voldiers *t Cleveland. It W;J1 hardly be belined, qnt it ia a fact, that th* Cooven«l< II by molotiou thanked the** bitter Tire Republican Union nomination* for Rebels "fi,r their magnanimity and kind•-*•*. ” No Andmonvilt*priw^er* were Coiigrca* were completed by lb» select - ^Cleveland. f ion In the 1*t District of Whuam Mookx, <*q., of Atlantic County. Mr. Mooraia — Mr. Hurlburt of 71< tTorlJ, at a an eminent and estimable ciliirn, a bo haa recent pqblic dinner In Canada, in reply been a xealvu* Republican from the <>r- to the t-mX“Ot>r Friend* on the sooth gauixaliou of the parly, and will faithful­ side of the Un**," asid that "It wa* the ly, represent it in the XLth Congress.— Pagans of Ireland, not the Inteltlgenl -H'» election i» beyond doubt. mass, who believed that England oppress­ Thu candidate* in nomination and Um ed them. l*be United Stale* would not rota of ib* several Dktrirt* iu 1804 ar* he bullied Into helping lb* Fettisn*."— Thus the Democrat' who have begged Diit. lltp Union ' I. William Moore. II William A. Ne­ ill. John Davidson. I’ERtLMEaiES. FtAVOMXO EXTRACTS, GROCERIES -At the rl.-cri-n • ». ip' • '’ iesl tlwr Vlh District SahdtotHelv.n-.rl only Iwaten 50 vote* iu the IVtb.— friends in the Vlh bat* no doubt ,4 ling Mr. Halsey, v ' ’ ‘ ' 1 lerl great eul.fl l<‘" A Lars'* A*soiimeol.<4 Travling Baskets Children Carriages FRUIT CANS, BY THE DOZEN OB SINGLE CAN. 0. I. JPAWLI1M. toiEiri a rrintn, GREAT — G<n. Grant hq* wriiten^ a letter stat­ ing that it i* against bia oityvicrtons nf du>y tn attrtM political conVootion*. and regretting that any *i-ldier should taka part in the political qveation* it tl>e day. The General speaks fur himself; and it i* to bejjtu* inferred a hat kind of signlficanre atlaebe* Io bl* accompany Ing the President •■* bi* tour tn til* West. G.ii. Giant ai-hea to b* nnder*t>«xi tb*t be trr«>gmx»* ibe President a* bi* comtunt'der-ltwblef. It aould* nut bedell- I11. Che*. SitC’eaVt*, IV. Andiew J. Rog' b V K V. R Wrirl/.’ GROCERIES! CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. EH RUSH HARDWARE STORE OODS H. A. GOODYEAR & CO. HARDWARE X of all kinds, Is generally tsplap to lb* wants of th* peopir High Prices Busted Up! and will be sold at ACKLEY’S 8 lbs. good Muscovado Sugar for $1.00, Berlin, and peace prevails io Europe. — Il i« aa'nl that the owner* of Dnlar And £v*rylhteg else in th* Ho* of Of the ugually etom o-mi'ite. Canid. n. are ready to pot up $50,000, odd* of E«tex, Uriiou mid 8«me»Mt hgven. w I - three to five, that hr will Imt a mile in . h.-M Senator* fur three years. In pise* Ira* than 2.15. Mid, if allowed a running ..f <*i*RrpaUivnn a ltd 'hr** De«n<«*t*. h.«e with him. alii trot a m'lnin Ims and i.ur friends to>p* revrrw- tto- fignrr*. teouring them * m.j-riiy I* lb. — A Western editor lately married on* of bi* compositors, another eourposi tor acting a* LriJcamaid, th* officiating rlrrpy man being a retired printer, and the local reporter giving th* brid* away. More Durable, —Oo*. Boreman, i-f West Virginia, More Elastic, Wards majority laal y»«r a*» 2..80 ; baa accepted a remwnlnatiun for another they expect tn inerran* this now to5 000. term, h* haviag alraady *erv»d three Moro Graceful I years. II* Indorse* tho Congressional Bnt uf all. Nc- Jerwy. Amendment tn tb* Constitution. formerly fo*«ilifermt«. I* now '"fth* most heartily Radical State* In the Ltdon. 4>..|ilieiana who. a very few «<««»>* wace wer* trying hard tr> be Jobcwmites, a B. B. B.; Brea<! and Buller Brigade, iTm oti. um- (h.1 lS»| p»“*l Pulilkwl gambler* who** fortune* ar* &.C., &.C., ....I R.p.U«.r». ... '»A-r " plgyed. Man aiibabad brtekingoul at the mouth. (Ilk* J.dm Bmwo’* *nul) “ttercbtng «1. And everything al tb* ram* aatuniahingly Who msoe uiwd to tell ua, “you can'l whip Omimim teh.m|«. g.md new*p*per. *itJ th* South." * public diteuteinn. are fitel making New Renegade* from all partite, but mo*lly Jeraey one »f lb* *«mdtel of th* Old from lhn*e ’ \ Thirteen.-N. Y. Trihixt. Who thnoigb the rebellion w*rt traitoron* foe*; Strang* fi*b that’* »tlrred up tn • *1111 H.arfq-arters Michigan D*ysl* Bite. stranger kittle, Dxtroit, Oct- 4. 1868And Tied fur • feart by that traitor ClBCCLA*DmJittl*. „ ., . , Tb* fi 4 low J ng I* tb* nmform »nd *q*ipTb* Judasiie*—trailer* of all kind* erf ,„„U ol th. M.rE/.n B..J. ta 0'"-' BOSS cluib, The Evau* that b*rt*r lh«k birthright* edged wilh blue; bnn» tmoad with to* f»rJ>roth. ,, , .. •ante. Ktndied .pirils of traitomu* Val-amdig■ >» ... ...... C<W-Dark bl»* •* black. to*, sad. frwm thrtr darabihV wstosss they and hammer, . JMSR-WHte mewl, bln* emhoM* Who they drove from th* conrnatitm for border, with *iWer renter of sppr.-pri.te IEV0LVEK1,IlFlEt A FAVOBITE MUMTt fear of bl* clamor. dealgn. made exprvaslj ** ‘,“r •’**• .. caggrd I* oofivenlioo leal wm« Liehit—Ctiinewi Lanterna, or lb*ordi- Men JpXrfilik*.*hrll. ^.nofartorwl solely by to. Stere SM „„7,..rek mu—;*"—— Might blow all their Bread and U>*»r But­ ed, they are cheap mid dean. . ter to h-L lb* Hat and hUj cm m The vanguard »f ••!«> «UrW>g out on a Railroad Prices, AiAiog Trassporuiioa; sad coos’vti mainly ot Iron, Nails, Stoves, PREVENTIVE TO HIVE CHILMES. Drugs, Medicines. nints, THE SILVER SKIRT! rqutntly inquired of an to i given in thia State in 1864. Member* of Congteea, Ac., * e cumpil* from th* official following figure*: — Horae vote, 10 443; Sol. 020. Total majority, 17,> dors' tote. ] 257. Total majority, 2,- l-r t ps,.n — Rome vote. 4,088: ftol*wrs rotr. I.B25. Total majority. 6.613. i'-r Lxigyear—Home vote, 1,690; Wdi*n\ole, 1,054- Total majority, 2.h’r Ferry — Hums vote. 3.018 ; Sol: •l»rs,1»tr, 1,053. Total majority, 4,071. Far Trn* bridge—Soldier*' vote. 835 ; f-r llaldwin—Hums vote, 125. Major ”ffo» Trow bridge. 710. ’ • Uf Driggs — Homa vole, 030 ; Snl•Weite.OOO. Total majority. 1.886. I** entire soldier* vote of th* Slat* «* 'd«rard,«Governor. was: r<*Crapo-0,«|9; For FenUm. 2,002. Tu,»>. 12 064. DAINT3. l LOW FIGURES. b,^?“^,i.r“7X,'Z-w >»«'rf> The h*t i* rcco,m'"„ . -,-teewbte. i.’UwM*1 ”p«!t by re*t and ivtfn. , ■«< lor a jcar .» two, to regain my strength, and I J»p* U> be for at least fifteen or twenty y**m , ,1)d Lantern will be gq oofer J**. Ihould call nt off, I have no fear* l<ir'.'''r‘'2'lr^«* o*yo»»d th* grave.— , tk~ Uve **•“ corrtetly kept in »pp«r world, ja 1 have no doubt they ■*'* b*”' ‘here will be a email balancw . Oils, everything el a* fashioned Groceries, Sheet lr«i. All Mrta ef School Books, Stationery, Shelf Hardware. ( Wall Pap< ROPE, Notions, Cards, Card Board, Farming Tools, of al! kinds, LASS, DUTTY OODEN WARE. HARNESS -^sgr3£SS£= Oh' that i* •J«* Bread and the Butter Bnpde. . Jfaou, Valuable Fann for Bale. tbe*****-, ..; 1 > ar. argendy rm^tetR. A. Awaa, JtaU, mid ryfar, sUAC Awsr swr < REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS. ateeril^^ter teifkU farM-t-- . .... . .. . ., E. JlEMllfGTOJf fa *OX*,16aa, X. T. Mooes A Nnmois. Agsals, (Mrfitt] Vo M OotetfaM Blnwt, Xsw Tse HIDES, PELTS AND Tinrou sale. SHOP. ssis^ssis; OO1J> A RILYZBGALl �f ‘prkOR£ TtCTB HlASp®^ HASTINGS BANNER. noticed th*t * ........ . .''.— I- ‘ 4 • U.MI, W , u ...» :>»<-*■> u-m* in history, be UJ IMO. SHIP AHOY! Ury, and with tbe «xe*plion oftho notnL CLOTHING ■rfritlCJ, NBIJlTItM. HENRY H. CRAPO, ar punuMu Jbr ZimM—ani gowwwor, GEN. DWIGHT MAY, GEN. QLIVEB L. 8PAULDIN0, .Mv Stole Sfevowrwr, ; 2&BNME* & cnKraonm, thatatuod behind Abrabam Lincoln and fought down the rabriliom— Tb* South will aaalt**M UMr.Jobn*on notfrom tbe "boy* in blua. Il i* a)»o, eubetantially wa/rur, that there la any di virion In th* rank* of tb* Republic** party in Barry county. On. •ye* gradually ever rince tbe new* from Maine. Tbe reault* of Teeeday’* work will throw upon them a great flood of' belodg, but the party tight It ie eafo, we think, to predict that tbe South will prepare to accept the MS K O' HALL VOL. XL TOBACCO, i TERM& THE'ELECTIONS. VICTORIES!! Geary Elected in Fennaylvanla by 25,000 Majority. preaentad a very creditable and *trong tick*L They «ra cerulnly men of char­ acter, wall qualified for the oSee* fur which they are nominated ; all of them of th* Union army, and all of them are true aad reliable Republican*. A* tbe Democrat* do not propoa* to 1 nominate any tick*:, tbe oonteat will be between tbe Republican eoldier*’ ticket, and the old atagera, *om* of whom have already worn the honor* of office for aeveral term* quit* creditably. While all good Republican* regret tbe aeoeeaity for any diviaioa in their raakt, OHIO REPUBLICAN BY 45,000 MAJORITY. The Delegation in Congress, Republicans Sixteen, Democrats Three a.ooo Majority. ( Iowa, Republican by 30,000 to 40,000. AU the Distrids Carried by the , ( Republican Nomin ees. Tbe t^cnlion* of Tueaday virtually net­ tled the great ImuI* involved in the cixitmverwy between tbe people and tb* PreridenL It ia morally certain that New York, and Illinoi*, and Wiaeonain, and Michigan, and MinunoU, and every other Sirtc that hagan alaetiunto Nnvem her will, w/b np few ampbAall. utter theircoodoADuatiun <4 “my policy." It i« impomible fur the ndnih)l*trati<« to rrcoier fram the auggvring bfo*aithaa| rrceiv*d ; the trium OFFICIAL OF READY-MADE CLOTHING MEERSCHAM, uh J’laining A Matching GUTTA-PERCHA, AND PIECE GOODS n ItT UrU A, K .)U(H1.VE BRIAR ROOT, GERMAN PIPES, ^USRCLLA METINS. i. ir rnxr juts uxcssd. FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. SASH, DOOR k BLIND MAN UFA(TY Give Ha a <*1L Bl fa st tbe "BIG H1IIP." mra gJhixOOSft utim a» fUNH. DOORS >*A BUNDS. FLAMING AND MATCHING OR JOINTING LUMBER, AND STICKING MOLDING OF ANT SIZE OR KTTIX W‘ I? I F UNION STOKE ar First Class Cutters GROCE Y STORE. IBTOTDn & KIAR!, Hint* Mre«L Haatlnga, Tllrb. a a Farstiar. Ware-new. baa a** !«• . jBEaofcr, HULDROOK. FOR SALE M atMl TVorklWR Macbiorry An imfrovcd farm t asitos fma *T>^m.in< n to, o [JT Parties Ar«U •4 abate will naka DELICACIES and ILARRITIES •e iCvkimry- Fdl FJ »IU*4 W th* ° ?s..cS» H- WR1MJ1 pOR HALE J. OY S T E R S iili-app JOHN RUURXTS. H.-FRBN8DORF it CO. •a. Oct 1Mb IM*. acUOy Groceries, DRLMttu w-4 JOINTED BIDING DICKEY & PIENTIM. iTw-eKt. pNAITKN rotcrtalucsl t DOTY’S CLOTHES WASHER AND THE UNIVERSAL Clothes Wringer. a warm Meal Marble Shop. ADAH SCHUPPAN. Battle tlen 1* exten D. WM1U1T U W1UGBT ON TUR SHORTEST NOTICE. Rkriag b*4 FilUea tm*i clanbrmtac*axt. I A “Mt Policy*’ Von.—The police tn Philadelphia laat Saturday picked up and Jugged one Samuel Miller, an “nnraeonatructed” aoldlarof Btonewall Jackaon’* Divlalon, who defiantly owned up Creek JOHN L MALL, *11.‘witWuHlkMiAk, rs SS.e-a.mn mt. Xsw I •«. *■-, tnOtoen. AlLn* Ca 11 WXfollf. 40 Tomb Stones, H formerly car A.R WING. six” who had been aent up from Loudon county, Virginia, railroad fair paid, to NEW GOODS’ J M. CADVALXADER, of the luiiep l>lan of Rob i 11 WRIGHT IMPROVED FARM FORNAI£-l*»(avM~ NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS a PRINDLE. it» aittrr. for the people of tbe United State* roeido in a Co ngram elected by the ballot, or in a President elected by a bullet T TUE REPUBLICANS GAIN TWO MEMBERS OF. CONGRESS. AND CARRY BOTH BRANCHES OF oo diaaflectioo aball extend to the Cungreaaional and Blate ticket*, both of which THE LEGISLATURE BY TWO will rvcaivaa roaring big majority in THIRDS MAJORITY. th* county. Tbe above, which wa clip from tbe dai­ ly Pott6f tb* 10th Inat, deeervea mor* B1&&1N1BT BTOaS ftsL BQHKRT JAVKNON. ROBERT UKRUKRT THK NATIONAL ftinENSJUKJ jy^ABUNH Fall and Winter Hats. EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville Barry Co Mick iMPRAtm theeiuquert ildMdmtbi why O. HOLBROOK. H. WRIGHT Agent MLIKNCR AND FAIR DEALING VICTOIHOrU OVOfUI-RIW IBM AMI FILAt-D R 8AI.E- g rcalars wheJeaats at K- C BROWNING. (m.rtl Al>\ Church <* Beal Estate Agency, Straw, Mik aid Yeltct BOX SETS, XEit Jforal_ n**U*F*, J»a*»4ta, 1ML Harri s Caaaiwsre Balk.. a suidiera' ticket tu be supported fur aonal reeeona, and i* preaumed tu have county officer*, al the coming aleotion.— *een tb* action of the aboulder-*teap COUNTY NOMINATIONS. Th* cooventioo waa io reevonae to a call convention through a Isntt of great mcgfrom a large number ofaoidicre who felt FfrW District.-J AMES A. SWEEZEY.• themeeivea aggrieved by tbe action of nifyiog power. The Republican* of the District.—RICHARD JONES.. tbe Republican county convention; claim­ county, alao, feci deeply ibe Injustice log that uid convention, after vnaui- done them by the Post in tb* publication For Rrariff, XDWIK H. MA1X0RY. mouriy peariog a raaolution to gifre aol- of that letter, especially as they have diara tbe preference in th* nomination* taken great pain* to extend It* circulation ... F*» Ceenty Clerk. DAN1KL STRIKER. ■ about to be mad*, ctultified tbamaelve*, among tbe trut men of thia county. and ignored tbrir own reeolutiext by oom mating civilian* to every office of any ASA D. BORA. Accrraa.—The subscriber having rent­ profit in th*county. ‘The boy* In blue ed bl* form, will aeil at public auction at turned out in aolid column, the large hall bi* residence on the Town line, in Carlton, of th* court bouse wo* d«M«ly crowded, on Wednesday, October 34lb, IMG, at and tb* action of th* convention waa en­ ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, tbe following CHARLES G. HOLBROOK. tirely barmootaa. property, to wit: The convention wa* organited by .One span of form horses and harness ; HARVBT WRIGHT. electing Lieut J. C. P. Negley aa chair­ one lumber wagon; ooe pair of bobsleighs; mao. After passing a *at of atirring re* one hsyrate; one plow; two cultivators; ALFRED C. WILSON. olulion*, pledging them*«lve* to the vigi­ one Scotch barrow, (40 teeth); two hun­ lant and untiring support of tbe great dred patent pails; one hundred Spanish SAM tin. principle* of unlveraal liberty and equal­ Merino sbeep; on* hundred grsde ahvep; Qty to ibe fullest extent, th*y proceeded three eowt; three calves; un* grade Dur­ to nominate a fall county ticket, aa ful- ham Bull; five patent steep racks; two low*: hundred bushels of oat*; twenty tons of Sksrig— Sergt. Edwin Mallory. 1 hay; one stack of straw; ooe hundred Clerk—Capt M. L. Wing. I bushel* of cider apples; fifty bushels of ' Trtascrtr—Surgeon Wm. Upjohn. drying, and fifty bushels of winter; and Rc<ristcr — TJcut J. C. P. Negley. I various artidre too numerous to meu^ Preaeeutia^ Atlontry—Maj. L. B. Mor­ ! tton. I will also sell al private sale a fow rigan. Choice Spanish Buefr lambs of the r«ulsr Circuit Court Counuissionsr—Maj. L and Infontadu .families. B. Morrigan. Tumi or Salb.—All sums under ten Surveyor—Lieut. Jame* Hougbtalin. dollars, cash down; all sums over ten Coroners— Lieut C. P. Larabee, Ja­ dollars one year’s credit, with good ap­ cob Odell. proved uute> oa interesL Whatever may be said or thought a* B. D. BOBBS. CONGRESS SUSTAINED. AND PIPES, HUB UOlh District. ALBERTIS L. GREEN. STUNDID HETOBUCAN gisti»8*' S*»i*tM girttHrt;! RISKS TAKIS OS L1SKRAL CIGARS, -v-jrssststirrr SNUFF, Let not tb* Republican* reel upoa ike i boltara and copperhead* combined, no laurela already won, or relax a mogU *f. melter whether tb* latter nominate a Uckfort to ewell the great triumph of Nocam­ at or by adopting the boltara' ticket make GEN. BENJAMIN D. PRITCHARD, ber. Tbe more *ropbath the voice of tb* | people, the mor* certaie and eeay tb* | work of restoration oo tbe liari* of justice By way ufnawsit may be wall tn add i GEN. WILUAML STOUGHTON, that the eandldau/for Prosecuting Aitor- I inking blow to “ my policy’* >o lb* eled- ney and CircmyUourt CommUaiooer, on ' ORAMEL HOSFORD, the bolter*' ticket i* not, and n*v*r hu • OP BATON. baen, and vary probably navar will be a raridenl of thia county. And another EDWIN WILLETS, circutnatance i* certainly of too much importance to pea* unnoticed, and that la Oo* of th* largest political conven- tbe fact that it I* pre»um*d that lha artiTHOMAB W. FERRY. Ohio, £S>—rnwis. n. GOARDiAN UFR iNKVRAWni H. FRENSDORF & CO. is a unit for Iu . ass-wusAJAi BCMranBY. <W UKNAWK*. Indiana and Iowa. BAND DOLL toMBawW °—,|f tobacco store Um* .Pennsylvania, GEO. w. WILUAMS, Ov*r Roberta A Striker’. Drug Store. ANewThingfor Hasting* II. COOK COMB"* MODERx"! A NnOOD. l-i.Mi.M.- Hate and Bonnets Repaired, laud to du much barm to the Republican party in Barry county, and ia in many reaped* tnUlly devoid uf truth. tfl tb* firat place the ahouldyr-atrap MPROVED FARM I'<»K SALE MICHAEL Ladle* will plewae cal! before purchasing, LZdJ".? public detox' Mina E. WILCOX. and absolutely under the cuatrol of th* Copperhead*. True, tb* oooeentioa, a mass meeting, out a delegate oenvautiun swear* Ias to law. UTRtni 11EWIT1 it. vrititiirr. MWAleiillr. October *4. Iric. ' THt MUVNTAiN OF LIGHT OK .MEDICAL poll BALE— __, M„ PROTECTOR. ■ad MarriafeGalde, and aa aaidw bulling soldier*. Zt i* a<4 trw, however, that the Republican cuBveniioa did any injustice to tbe soldier* by lb* adoption of tb* rewlutloo forced upon tbe body by an outrider, and which, not a delegate in tbe convention would lather. Il ia also wafrat that the nomination* oo th* Re­ ipublican defeat were unfair to tbe soldiera. Ttso o/lhs Isstoffias, 6h«riff and Treaau; । bios" who carried inasket*; and the fact 1 nominated on our ticket that oomplainl ia made, but becauM ahuulder-elrap* did not have the praferenoe. The writer eay* "tbe boy* Io blue Vy-M. L.OOMD, COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. GEO. M BROOK. 11 MU.-. r.V.LIIEI I' tZ. WRIGHT. Al tbeScb SALE. FOR •HAT 1 HF. FRESH BAY OF IT. VroS"— B. VMGBT. Lr. JACniOrt FRENCH PATENT MAIX ■alter *f lbs satoteal Ktontai D. Dorr. JCOl’l a . -i I Mistdav -»*« | At titI Tu-*l»y • ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OT!toR-la4.V •» Otafcaa Sf*"* SftftTXfirr-1—■ ssUmUsb ball of the courthouse in a manwrr rvqiirtng more teipltoihi than even A<Urow JaCaeon bimerif kaa Ak W..41 ikes to k* wslsea at UM PnUK vut* a* ui’MJtata AUbrSeb VILLAGE ORDINANCE. J0KB8 A DBAKX, Oar frierf B. N. SHELDON. ia Mill with that party, ■a verily' believp that not over ham- . TtwCKi nnc NOTICE. Till U. B.P.MSOO I. By Order � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-10-24.pdf e3308335974a4469338a32d240255dd9 PDF Text Text VOL. XI gistings' Business J)irttltt>. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, 1866. Moral anil Sttisttllanrous, NO. 26. CHANCERY ORDER. : or N1CQ10AK, Klghth JodlelalCTr. GUARDIAN SALE. tinge. We trust there will be a general tun- *,d .nu»or., tu«r< U see wan p«eab«rij out to listen/to than eloquent soldiers •"** *A*"»n*Uwr Ude »«r, «Mk. n u Mr. M»“ --------------— — ■■ GUARDIAN'S SALE. Dear t A writer In the last taruo of the PitMtui'* over the signature many him U FMIadalpbU. Republicans ajdrwtd a letter to 8. B. Cook our able and efficient Register of Decde, In which be te Us Mr. Cook that he is “charged with negotiating about I1H.000 of County Bonds a'A ■ ruinous av-rttlce to the county, when be?** were offered than th<we whlci? /ou «owpted,’’ Ac., and the writer t?r.‘berI chargee that Mr. Cook attempted to I speculate out of the sale of the bonds. | Permit me to any in the first place, ' that the Pioneer ia not the organ of any A'-;niWictnu. and therefore It Is fair to presume that the writer of that article la ■ not a Republican; but it a Democrat and seeks by/ruawfand/orpery to make capital for his political -party. But my object In writing thia article is simply to any, that last Saturday one Hohue M. Peck of Richland, Kalamnsoo County—a gentlemen nut entirely iind a pr>.trasred *e»aii><> ia anticipated.— unknown in thia county—while riding la due time a full rrp»n <d tbe proceed­ with me from Gull Corners to Knlamasoo stated to jpe that, aa acme nf the per­ ings «i|| sppeat. , sonal enemies of 8. Ji. Cook, were en­ gaged In making false statements. In­ tended to Injure Mr. Cook, and if pooalI.L PgKtoXS are couthnwd uai»al porehaaalble to prevent his re-election, he (Mr. I'eck) would like to have the any to the people of Barry County, "Tfydf he— Horace M. 'd'cck^Lcjng the man who purchaeed the Barry County Bonds, orw a large pcrtlgn of them, brands the charges nude against Mr. Cook In con- 1 nectlon with those bonds, tui a falsehood. Tha/ he did not purchase auy bonds of rrua UNION STORE ar gzron & Dunn, sasir “.ra TAKE NOTICE. A Good Templa™’ Convenlton will he held in Uiia place Monday and T uueday, Oct. 2 th atiddtith IndL, at the Hall formerly used by the E. Church. The John Kuaecll, <J. W. C. T. of the ludependunt tinier of Goal Tumjdara of Romeo, Mleh., will deliver a lecture on Temperance at the M. E. Church oc Munday OeL 2Uth toat, a general invitation la extended. £C£i-* Estate Agency, CHANGE BLOCK, >ville. Barry Co. Mich. WRIGHT Agent ILTOITS SA Lt That he negotiated with 11. N. Fhcldon for the bonds, and tlsat all S. H. Cook ever had to do with the trnnnctlon was: When Mr. Peck Aral came to Hastings to Inquire about the bonda and purchase them Mr. Sheldon was away, and he made inqulriorofH. 11. Cook about them and left some money and county orders with Mr. Cook, for Mr. Cook to hand to Sheldon and take bonda payable to Pock U04KUIANV BALS. amount that Mr. Pock left at this time, I think ho said, was *1000. Mr. Peck afterwards came to Hastings and pur­ chased some *18,000 of the lionda of Mr. THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Sheldon, without passing a word with FOR IRREGULARITIES. Mr. Cook upon the aubject Mr. Peck further said to me, “1 have known 8. H. Cook for many years, and I can truly say tliat I have never found a more hon­ est, honorable and uncorruptible man to transact business with than bo is. I would trust him with money uncounted, and II would be a great misfortune to the people of Barry County and to the pub­ lic, if Mr. Cook should be defeated, Khlcb however I dont believe can bo done." HARVEY WRIGHT, OrmcM Court OmmMoner. Middleville, Oct. IW>, IS«®- ' chore*. io MULLIS Lyon's Periodical Drops! p o iio:.8itui)K. Hl .raay al Lsw. Selieilsrin Clunerry ud F-sw.0(10< ttbwsey lor U.* cnvnlrot Barry. •'ll •t;«ad proaytly lo all baaiaaaa •uU«»l»d t : bln> m Cour* ilouw; aBtce opus a* •li k«ur« till 9 o'clock 1’. M. < ... H. COOK. Rosta. aadf Xotyy ruNicf— ’* b* paid whe’s papers < ro left for ED EARM FOR SALE. Laacwr.—W • leain th"1 • Mrs. B*«y; Hrpablicna MeetingsIin of Woodland was ar lasted la»t week CEO. M. nBWEV. a o. hol f.„ Healing from th’ Millinery ab-p of BROOK. II. WRIGHT. Barlow, Goodyear di Grant,and br.«ight ER. AND JAMES A 8WEEZLY, *>r lMf«. Win. Burgher. Esq.. and lined *10 ­ SALE. in 4 TTOAWIT and COUXKKLLO* AT LAW, * and So Heitor ia Chancer*. Xeury reMie •MCtoareyaBCer. Alee. . Are* hr 1h. PercUe. eed Rele oflUel *•**• •PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. CHANCERY ORDER. u Mul>l<u i uit d Yaabee Bpriiiga. •w. To radar rvemnit Oct. nWw At NaMtvIWe. inX>hht.« Wednesday COMUISeiOSEK'S NOTICE Te Wkess 1» ■*»<*■«"• or Whoever may bare .udeo) bet.rvn the fit* •«J*aUl w,uh~i. 1"*.« Sa’O' urdaV u"TT,. M m h aeotted red sod wMta. one red. with au/fo fa**, •"‘1 0™> fl*nk- ,n<l small boros, one all red. except w’me fittl. whits upon th. belly, can oVlfc» loHwmaiinn ‘d *b» b* •n*4°'r,n* ,>r -SS1'' SANFORD biSBV?«. CHt™. o* «*> l«° SWttoB. CUIr-w. all kutm or Job Printin ” • L. I. . �ClIANCEliY ORDER. HASTINGS BANNER, w recognition by —to bills pass- EDNESDAY, OCT. 34lh signature. Bl TLEIt ON JOHNSON. that property, even vnaer a Ihe America prop^rw. Mn. CuanutAx, Fam Ladixi, Man or man as the head of the <* Firs’. tctideiUig to you inv m<«t return, they abould receive. unmoletted EhglMd. Mr. V«l Baren, being England.In* mirtthiailirii was r»- of the United State*. woa done ho at ottafl returned. Although proclamation in on » was a great favorite t-f tha old hero, belliaerency id the st thero was no attempt to force hltu iptp^ffioa j|^pit«.pf the Senate, bscaus*. Rukm, io reconstructing th* Stute*. I&ydtf will aee. uodir it the constuihmul provision, If a President can du aa Mr. Under Its laws ho Johnson has bsen d<Jng. when he own set linppitiess. look It In the face. cta people which have not l«m much discussed in this campaign. 1 am cum- To tbla the S--<-returv we would have Mr. Johnson n« Presidml i|h wbi’„little of understanding he o it. [Applaii**.] drrasgdjhi* mcasauv*. F salary uuc io tlm Individual. [Linjhier and upphto«e.] nu{.' firit »p.T'fi<-auo<i— up«>n which this campaign started time, in the hi.turv <4 this MiLdantially ^decided, Tne nueat people of the Lulled S«atr« will reply to which were first ho-i *h«ll y » nnd *ha into ridb-ule or propped by thn Congress a'hivh repre- [Grml cheering. ] Bill *tlll tbe aituatloti • nchof'ln* Gov for vigilance, for scrutiny, f. the MART The Placi ] Tbe difficult/ I* tbl>: o; •/ . IJs appoints hl* cabinet mluisler* to . Into office upon bis dual ut ths United Suu-, writ »» ««rt be *ute Belief- - liasw-u I- M AT THE (Zi vornmeou ■ >nu branch acted peace. In order that b» might. *•• rar •’ ••• u. Him United hlu> I.—. ■».! «> t.r .. M.— ., ......—IJ r*M II ». Io .lur U. attempted State* teys n -thu'|5 J"1" "< >k— P”w" lie i* being iiushall b-fd the uffivw wrote must adynirn before the next ' ' into citixent <4 the' United State* to «m, | Ixrras* narr.s* the inv law-making pi impeadMWUt bo will «rd*r tb< army and IT* may keep'hia appoint un-nta haek un1 ■ Congress .nfI .u the. tt..:._a United «... Stale* ; and we ^DMIMSIRATOR’S SALE •nv ihat this *>■* an eterdeo of power hr. In thu presidential chalt.a them la then, or h* may send them in uaewtions, in my judgment, are already f,.r a wldied and corrupt putpose. which fight nuhiu-t whnt be deemed the great before. If the Senate reject* them* l> decided. We may have to go through I. n crime and mlwleineanor within the m<i|ii>puli the form of depositing «nr Imllots, Imt of i he Con.i itutInn of tbv United r»<tahi. you will not find in any act >1 th* great heart of the American people fine, In nny government, State. [ Applim.e.1 iny public drelaratlmi v word cursor, of attempted tsvoluiion or de*r,<T—r ” " i—-‘ Il prepare* | Nj ----------I wW«h is imt rmpertful to the Cotlgres, potnun.' . amendment will be adopted aufyCont the Preai-1 Stnti-*. <4 the United Unite,! State* Our fathers coming out of the revulu. 1 >.f in a rowan. in reln-lli-in aitainst a Again we, th* people «'f tbo United If »e c-uld stop there—If, when the constituted gi Io renominate a man wlu.m the Senair meut Imud of revolution ; our C >nstiti| tion formed bv those who feared baa rejected. He can hardlv, however. ed by the enlist itutit-i)—tbrmuih the Lal- If all men would loyally bow to that high judgment of the great tritamal tn wbicb'etl thMgs-in thia country mosl In-, bcutticd, our tp*k ‘Wtrtbl be dAnr • dipt W* hate been threatened from buib siuar people ofthb Uulted States, exj will in view ing a Cotigrcm of rtiolcs. sod In putimg ■itch timbers In the frame of t-tte G««vrrb • Freeidetil Jchn»on, in hit recent tour throuohuut .lhe Western States, ha* mors tu*<l .utfeerd, a nii.ii>tfy wh-ch afwaddear ry on th* G-«vmim»nt und-r the i*m», but really in spite i-f th* Chief Earvutive, — —• Britain. T—t— , Io prevent n* in <• Grent lit .older usurpation they put in two ssfeguards, which to them sermeyf luffieirut. left them mere servants ofi-xeruliie will. Klnil tfc dangers width slill further hia ministers might seek to perpetual Impeachment, to deal with a bad Prasi drill. [Applause.] . TVs hear that (he Southern Statea are renewing their urgsnhrntiun of armed Landa, raehnv were diabonded upon the frequently l>een pul to ms in private Mirreodur of the confederate forces. We learn from new Orleans, by the official thing worthy nf impeachment T if so. Yepoitvf fbe 'hujilary commission ap­ pointed to investigate ins mi* New prleitns, that Hays’ brigade full organixstiun there, and aa such brig­ ade took part io I,hat royal cruel, foul ing I my : We. tbe people of the United nisMacfR. Mlire than th«l State*. Impeach Andre tbo United Staten at Baton Ilouge, there mandsht of that arsenal t* pledged. op^>. Ty to the policy pf Andrew , Juhihain.— there are ahtn-tl half a tnivuui of small Government of the United Stirtr*. a. e. tahli.hcd by the Constitution, For specbringing a eo-nrdinalo branch tion* of the office, zuud 1 do not imdertaed bow tbe President can exercise th! peeial purpr pnw/r Ur the estant of putting bis own riiedand abused llie grr. icsted lu the ehsit Si.iith, and those equally dtiloyai iho United States. [Cheers.] We du afraid to fight any one. without Ha consent, without cxuniiitlng not stop now to inquire whether be made [Uugbkr.] --------------From that hour these at- an impenchablu offi-nse. Mr. Juhnum' male or fonnle brokerage of It, bifcml ■ack* were begun upon Con attorney urneial, Mr. Henry Stanbery that fs a mutter whlcti mn be duly In­ Now! then all history quired into In some Old Bailey trial, m-nnr<h. however despotic, however given an opinion on thi* subject. With [laughter,] but that nplnfnn I find .no fault, becaune he fur the purpose-of bringing before him l>odv, bl* parliament, hia. diet, or.by and In ontrael ondoevoHng tu sol ............ llh him principle re-'wls «»f large means and large of the •.•rid. leeiatalive bodies .under Ihat tbe President must have unlimited ir an empir powers of appointment and removal deaigurted, no m.। ■march yet has The Constitution iun«t put tha- |M> kgi^latii •omtwbere. When thia provl.l.m a. ' distributed among the poor loyal men of la up bls mind to pie until he bad ft»adt hiniw-lf in .pile of tk lory bribe storm i>f executive outrage wh'ch was to buret upon the country <4 the States—‘into ridicule and contempt, he. tlljery-wprf ammdwhj*m' tn supply nn *(. my <■( half a million of men. We know. States— the Senate of. the United Stat Uon it was «ibjrctcd_ that if thi* power । bring* them t» him and liwn pardon* them. Muro than that: By ibo iue -I nml by hi. direct own ervatures V. E .SE! I ii i for tn in tiir United State* HALT TOE FltlCC. WILL SI <>r •yfgcaiit-at-aruis lu br.ng in the crimi11.1, bs In*high or lua. I Applause.] — ■ A Kept.titb, IXA KaJj w Dnedsta Jladn walv bv tbe ■ ciWOtitAXUfACTUUlNU CO.. It La pleads guilty, then they Uicb sentsn __ r_ ituni and deputation of uOitT IVlivii be a* Lnmglit l>ef<>re tbe Imt i l.i hltu ■ .in L-riiuhuil .lu.ll be at 1 J. United States. Mativ, many ntilliut)* of e 1 ar. riiic lev—e* or YOl THI i.ffi’.-v until be is I’.P.I i - s?l • 11 If wfjj tbe executive, controlled I have been thus given Ita'i-k nMa Marrin puls tu men who lawful nurp-.se, then he wa* guilty ofan I mies of ths United State*. [ Applause.] be tried and* om'vlc-td^ Wt *• *** I turxACiiMxsT—nt* rtrrn aracidraTtox: tie irieo nn-i convicted. \t hat our f.iretalbera feared .nd fere**- u- --"2 I r‘'UM T ’ « «• «««• Senate fur the time being. [Applause.) 1 la Cbraalc C**c«. **<1 h*nk*k.lr etas l». fathers Cured and fureuI poUnor or tienltal IMgliV "Itii *«••*» fn*paws a* an actual fact in the Government. 1 Irslioa has affrclwl tbe *<>i<wf . We impeach the \ ice Prrsuleril of the Although it may be a little abstruse, yet due* tbit ubey, 1 \____PELL' S TONIC HlLIS. 3 good CltfaMI there la a diatincthm between the ever- United States in till [laughtrr] that, lx a* llw m-wt Edcinsoi, Itr-sm be laws nt Gmgrra ,\r. SS EriS ,iratwe Hc*e4< .n U» smM.1 A r«k*S'. Ptfae tae (Ivllara, arilUll • Uv«i, 1 cud generally . appoint whom be ple.isea and to remove oath of office, he ha* failed tu execute i tbe laud, am call upon tbe I nerelora upon inia cnarge, wc vic of the United States, impeach tbe dent, bold­ States ; has in piore thin one iuvtsnve ing the iiffice nf President of the United power to appoint, becnu.c vaenneiea mu State*, fit or not fit—[laughter]—fur a be filled In order that the Goveniment high erim* and misdemeanor upon ll.» prcifieatlona which we have made. [Ap- men must be put mH of offie- Bnd ,c pU.m.1 sxcoxn Sr*CI»CA- beat good of the country ri.'X: coasvFTLT ttsixo th* rowxa or body and tbe beat interest* of the coun­ leeted in t)»e aonte. W a, tha /^XTcnt try, there can be no Oomplaiut about its United States, impeach ths ------------- exercise. But if he exrrciies that right- sold, the President uf the.United 8ta*<w —n<>, thu view president of tbe United fu! power wrongfully or corruptly fiw any States, now occupying the presidential Is Hol <>f law. and left the Use. ti> stand bs tbu exact constitutional definition <4 criminal a* any other wicked and c.r une-dlnnied. Mor-, we specify thi«, that hi* |s>aiu.-*n—of n high crime of misd Therefore Preaulent n«»t liki' R lbs provision* of that , we impeach the Presidant mratior. In this, that abruptly and wickijh ifyem.haa rdlv, Sir the purpose of intarfering with nf the United States before the c-nntrv bill, not being Mtiafl -d rnogfullr and barbarously prevented II -for attempting v> do this in .pll. of ■mt Its pro.vfslnn*. whiffy If executed. ■■i)M protect every citlxe!i of the United li.eiffiwf and'otir »p»cifie.viinu upon that men into i.ffiee who have been tried and ixensnfthe Unf’ed Side*, loyal tn the murdered theirprnp. ' foteiog its rightfulauthority. [Applause.] n ni.tie*i on Andrew One SI Purify Your Blood ■“« U atn«tahor... auMing *ngias» poruy and v...,1 be )«» dignified by th* usmu ,if hi«n.dicv nuother hrnpekofthe Government-, hut III Cl insider LnadoH Timti, pirdh-led that tl>ln,pliil ar wodld ttal 'without ibe over- thrrtttmed and predicted dithgVi'ws.'siip close of ths tfati ... ■ - with the full ■ long witii which. h»ve been acebatomod, f Audrew'Jnchstfy’to »p BELL’S EXTERNAL lIEMEDl. people of the United States, the blue will answer. (Great applause FOB BHRUMATtMM IT ACTS L1KK A CH AltM. GOLD & ^$.7 XI3IASC14 regular advice. [Applause.] »t the Lulled State*, Lui if the aruiy.M E sxsar!? couMalile.) H ■inmnlng feet.that-la th- State <4 L-mlsi*. Ith’n rhe Union lented M th> snd bold a bms'kui tn dlae>iM<qitcsUou« pf moment to .theStale. thn.Pntaidnnt. epou .the applIrnUon of the ItottMMnl rnvemor the State ami ■ energf nf t)|«State, who had bTn Jatalv In jma aailn-t lh« IlniMOtaUXO FKAC6 WJTltrHT Til* UOXSXXT M ,n^ ljPnn *h* appticatirin .4 dors nnt accept that palUv. whether *n- DOLLAlt E Rr.-nriJ ' lluikt, i.’.LiAiH.t. lu.tAAt'fU). Brvans Life Eitltar ihat the aituggk-. If mi.oiv in nos wei.ori bi piirfpitatvd ui-n us’in n«u Bills, rrntrv rnt rixnn State had rishis rmvnnU.in dulv Utranln, or by whensoever appointed pn<rA»1 . nr rondo the Brit innovation irstattO" pm »g*ta liefura the Senate the ' Again we imt-ach Ute Pras^int-nn -th* vice president ofik. United State. i.40Mj0te) wy.und-it wavetdd ihnt thr-ae h^iaiif man. Inured m camp .'Ilf*,, In,l<»e with life an’-d soldier** privilege., y' of the liatiU. nt the oampal^, under apme.fxJd, bad leader, wmilAoeiM Slate,, than Las a city Andifaurfurthsr rpMfientlonh want- A En DR. CROOK’S Vegetable Extract Ihrnal court of the Setiitn of the United United States in Congress assembled rtlteir litierlies, nud nil tl>-ir rights tak.n Ing and r<tp«entitig t<i appo|nltlie|iia, t.i for selfish and unworthy emi«. a,M) tative-., jnuUinma t-xly — tin unconaUUltumal protect them or to punish fhe wrong-d. body—a fragment </a emgrewe—perl of bo. having been nommsttd openly pn.elalms that every man who Iwdy hanging upon Ar Hie-. and Irin c mitiid.hiveriiment—a conuvraa !■> the8<-i>Mle of the United Stale*, the does nut at*epl A given dogma i.f politic. rwrticinaavT—rna *txftt srtcinciriox Republle^d lli^rftnedy fof tl»»n.drtt>geia. the utmost beeltoncj-, —Ilog lh” “• thinks the Senate , wm mistaken. In Ibe with high pie of UtaUnited States in this; that whereas, by the art of July 13.1801, Congrew dralarcd a public territorial Senate U> « tempt, wltieh betook of th* CiipatUuti.ro, to put a man in nffine If the Senate had rejected U*itU8tatai.trwsrr men wb- h.d h^ee IpiiTB Nuiib lu &,Utu|HM the-Sortb■otate* tt Pi raid on I of i heir choice - HOWARD qualify tiimln hold r.ffira, dvYH>rmtrlv riled. prflTnS*« and rin.-A <« rm a nnrfkm «f th- awport of Ins pofirr the massaere oFwWM mH Ma4iwy*Mm«rthed APSOt l.viit .'. Coaita. ‘ HKIU.IN It0I G nTON. NOTICE H FEMALE PILLS, ,-W . AliNtJi f any uuisr snr «ntv in this mis* of the United States I“Sat h^^^Tyr-’ Dr. IUHVEV8 GOLDEN rlLIA m,. UM iMnrMnd :■; i,-: :r. '. rt' it would rnietn ’ n od, or to find bail, or make auy vt ght ad.^i Const i tu i Preaidynt Jolu'S'-n can elect n aoffieisni - ( To Eve unit which tfist undoubtediiKlftt resid pie, civil war swui en*u«. Again, you find the Preaident tbe United Stats* scekl ■grace by retusiog to execute any law passed by it whish d.MK not suit hi* viZw*. HI* refusal tn 1-seciitetlie civil longer Uutlrd Stale*, but it isliiy High Court «>l ImpHtvhmctit id the United States.— into .ifli.-e, nnd thereby Agatp. you c-.mpamed with threats that, iftliiaCuo- could tie a case, even t one of the great remedial mrasmes of th Couatltulhm, one of tbs great ebreks in for President, or RUSSELL-4 Bengal i> aeoarato bini*elf from the great party nt>* who is high in the Bre.idrnt.c-i.fidebce—ec are told io d'fiereot p*>t* of M-ri.'g.xwary B'ao. tbe ablest and most adroit statesman on that aldo, that if we elect a C.tagrraa not la accordance with the dost—if •• Insist upon tbe eunsututhinal amewdux-.il—thru we shall base ci.rl lltelr safety. tar* nor cabinet officers rr«pon«H>l» tn if Uib were the declaration of a alngla dbeuntanv upon the stomp. It might pass DRY C Pttail iwly Cures. JESS United «*««•. b*H . mHlia •■my m* roetthg For Iiiistqucc, r be come* in on March 4. end the Senate is now In session. C"ii- K'SSiu'TS: botto: S_PD-1x4*mREMJEDY. ■f Me. Divia or Mr. Alexander H. Stedbens—whatever any rebel might pL-ad. Andrew JoBmM. Ymbe language UogHita 4b» y^mjtaajihmimt of.i’yeaideal doubling and re­ yon know | must feel lEc few runinent* which to occupy IL-.,venture to detain you. In exstni'n- Bo ST4TZ OF JUCmOAA’, Ztabt U. ta fun a '.' i bring it nt ..fthe > •uppuned -, tart ou chary b'fldferfi-ritfg with the prerogative <>r �GREAT BOTTOM OUT |’u,itivrl» Cure*. „c,.r ibr suitart Btartr Lyon’s Periodical Drops! o r TH E EGBTA.BX.S j^ll-L-S REMEDY. THE GREAT FkilALE REMEDY ' DRY GOODS ~KjT‘A'RTTEl' 1 HVRRJ1H 0. D. SPAULDING’S FOR THS OLD AND LONG TRIED G°O°D CA H STORE! ESTABLISHMENT! NEW GOODS DRUG & BOOK STORE Of every needed Kind and Style just purchased for cash al low Prices aud selling a| Roberts &■ Striker, q For Cash , - <»cn ooiii.. wim tn. ■ rluen.lgnauaro at Jonx L. Lios, without wblrh ioiu are graotoe. Prepared br It,. JOHN L. LYON, 1»6 Chapel •trort. New listen, Coan., who can ’a.wasritod !±wrf"b ’lgl.'2?t ‘=S;! RUSSELL & NEVINS Uatiully Kept in a Variety THE HASTINGS Established in 1851 eaBAY aaaaaiva More at|d Better For the People! We have ..no -f the b-t avl. rtrJ.bt. ,k. Itnte JJer. krt, i/d|| Kind. .,fG.HuJa, ’ a'leen^ is.nrd to ma. an r i t ll.c ratal, of Ban BT’ Calhoun count,, d«Xu , I’robau- pwt.'brfiUttffiiM GOOD NEWS Al LAST The Place to Buy Cheap <ISTR.\TOR,S8ALE.~ BARGAINS roa IRREGULARITIES. ' O ■ PRINTS FOR 12j Cu. GEOROZ n. HOUSE. We Buy Lnrgty fvr <>«h and mnke •« Allutranoe for Dad Debts. io Ibohigttd biil.irt, on ibZan** ."A.ir.i^.Kr.dAa 'VE SELL Al renib day oFOrtoUr. “'T•'*•>•»<.«<: TbeuMiridM rt -1 tbe »..«!, h,Jf Lniform Prices, O »8 For the aame Moury, In their- line, than any . other Store in towfe. AND ND MISTAKE CoMiatinfj of all the Popular GOOD BROWN SUGAR 12| Cta. PATENT MEIICINEt. prUKS Cli<-«llrals, Palul*. Olla, Pure Wlttre,dfc LlQuora 353!®®i St>®£3 Aud .!<u>-l».lk,eu worthless flugnr M1j datn.-rj Cuiio,.. nt l,„lb„ coa| At tha Detroit and Chicago L« Prices. GROcSfllES! POOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. GROCERIES A Large A*»">»im»nt of Travling Baskets To Everybody, Children Carriages 8U88ELL & NEVINS. Hawing., MnyTth, I'M FRUIT CANS, more AD NEWS BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. W POODS! PHILLIPS 0. B. SPAULDINB, BENTLEY soiests a srmtES. nae ol tlwt t* Necaaa*rr> cd without dalrrtoxtaud n«.cr fcU , it u.cd uvurding to icstntcUoas, Good Merrimack Prints S SPECIFIC PILLS.’ ir per Hax ;or Sts for Fire Dalian; Sewing Machines, One Shilling, ..... ... .. «..M..«aua agb UaeOt Is derired Croat auhg * L’asea. ami partlcolarlv when I*, nital Drt|ilH,i with Nrrvnus Prootlrd tbo ayatrm. . .1/8 TONIC PlJJA. lad aa the noil EtOeari-w. nriari. la..Lai.rjr )tt8>e<l> it, tbewerid.— no Hee ftoUaro, weft toil a mooib, » ludiciccl. ' HAfiDWABE STORE DOMESTIC :rf r xmTx.=i'.rviS= Un«< SHUTTLE SWITCH Uli U» ISKUT. I— >-•«««•—D" ■ Purify Your Blood HEM. FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. HARDWARE <c., <e. of all kinds, pMrrily kept »P to tba WU»U of tb« pocj-to, AlasUnS* City News Koom n»r« of Itobiiity and Impetraco EXTERNAL REMEDY, an. aaScfontfcr a noaiii. can bo auaic aioaa, Clatk or rlttwr of the Proprietors will gtoo } tb« Lowest Figaros thr brat Un>». II.iUBgs.Jaly <Otb. IM4. P. 4 B. GOLD FSTLVER vntawetaa caisia ton.p-l us to ae!l <150.000 nwtrnri.wBD.________ Iron, Nails, Stoves, TIN WAHB Uf AM- «BM. »F «• •«» ■**WActare, । -* Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, STOVE PIPE, SAP PANS, THE SILVER SKIRT Intermittent Fever, Congestive Chill?, ague Diarrhea, Dysentery, Moro Durable, Moro Elastic, Moro Graceful! And GROCERY ! SEW GOOD*. NEW BUILDING. »=J NEW Sheet Irra. Periodical Headache,' from 411 wrts «f Shelf Hardware, jB.'H.Dumnno’s. CHICAGO I'NDEBSOLD. ROPE, annro-sroisriis. My Oyster Rooms Farming Tools of all kinds, x Art reade to acrommo-totr ail LadtM and Oaatlii- Cigars & Tobacco r everything else fashioned Things la Lal as aD boars el the day. Tbio sew and bwoufcl stria of 8k M.rvhT.lae.) wwawuilrdM Ibai >CAV Irsnrvto Fata, bold to New Y< ”“•* Mirer ISrA.I I tLLAQlx iAi.A.\ g-.»LD! receiving lb« article if it d-M nut pittaws y<»i. you can return it and your money Adding Trwportoltoo; and eoc’.u 'mainly of >. M. HILL, Agent, For the Counties of Barry, Eaton, Cal­ houn4 and Allegan. Anti-Fever ns Life Pills, AND WOODEN tVAHE. Coa.tar.lly m kind. Do »•« torgvl IL. ptoM.1 Look forlhr -WHITK SIGN." two <cor. rail of J. M. Goodyear A CTs btorv. E. H.DCMMIMG. Ito.Joly «>., IR44. ANreYMtdly - . (dkaytyl Dumb Ague. : Howard af^ciawn. I. . .IlKLl'HU. PA. NOTICK .. .■ W,i1EI!Fj,!’- "7 ’’ifc Hsarirtta F. PILLS. For Stat by. «U Dnigg‘»“W». Sroowt. st Co., - Nuhvillr. Torn ngR-wwdywiUb vn-i fem; HARNESS SHOP lEVtMEtA, HFltS POCKET aad BELT REVOLVEIW. RWPBATIXO. PIRTOL8. mt c-lw, atrotnxu Kina. ■ B. A. GOODTEAH A CO. gMtlay, JaaaMm - fuacPU Valuable Fann for Sale REMTNItTlJN-B REVOLVER* g X, BOPFOT, . Vfatcli Iflukrr * Jeweler. VEY-8 “immieros narwayew. ambo b.buM -u rn m«<Hb.b B. KEBUIUTOM A 8OJW, JUee.K T NowTorii MWtLY GIKU, AND PStK LET THE AFFLICTED READ I Railroad Prices, SPOONER’S Remittent Fever, IFareArr. Clefkt. Cfuint. Diomond Riayt yitno*. Mfl-xinnt, Seria? Jfncitars. -Silrrr Barr, ' de.' «fr. nd will be sold at • unw * HO-tTM OALTANHniQ assa-ss �HASTINGS BAMTEB. NEW If not, call st ths Insurance Agency of SHIP A’HOY! F. D. ACKLEY, ■crtiucii ■•suiTitM. Hastings, ni!™ Are You Insured! ADVERTBBMENTS. 1 GEO. W. WILLIAMS, AHewThing for Hastings Over H..hwte & Striker’ll Drug Store. CLOTHING Mich. TOBACCO STORE Pennsylvania, 18 Ohio, ifl Indians, g H.' FRENSDORF & CO. TOBACCO. CIGARS, risks takkn AND PIPES, Far Coagreee. THOMAS W. FERF ALBERTE8 L. GREEN. BrLVAXDS H. COOK. Thera was a failure to choose in one Vermont District, but both Republican candidates ware far ahead of their Dem­ ocratic competitor, and a Republican will surely be chosen next time. We have also*gained a U. B. Senator from Pennsylvania in place of Edgar Cowan, and have aectired another U. SSenator from Indiana in place of tho Hon. Henry B. Lone, who decline*! a reelection. (The U. S, Fenatora lart chosen from Pennsylvania and Indiana ware against us.) Ib Ohio, the Republican majority Is at least 10,000 higher than last year. It is eongldemhly higher in Iowa. In In­ diana, the Republican majority is Ires than tn 1861, but far higher than in any other year. In Pennsylvania, Ocn. Geary's ma­ jority is larger than Gov. Curtin's in 1863, when our entire majority was made up of soldlera and clerks sent home from the Union armies and from Washington to vote. Our adveraaricn then claimed that we coerced or changed the soldiers' votes; now, the soldlera nre nt home, and vote as they See flt Yet they vote aa they did when In the field ; and, with the offices and patronage of the Federal Government turned against us, we have gained strength in Congress. On any fall to discover the signs of orr libkral Jirrtterj. TKfUfS. SNUFF. JeartOf Hastisgs. JmxMta, IMC MEER8CIIAM, I’lainmgdc Matching GUTTA-PERCHA, yn IH Hl Hi H* AND PIECE GOODS BRIAR ROOT. AUCHUrE GERMAN PIPES, totu&aa assoav JPABCT ®©©IDS, Stationery, School Books, Wall Paper, Medicines Groceries, J’aints, Oils, Lamps & Chandeliers riil FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. SASH, DOOR k BUXD MAICFACTT unit of mnt am riBcr. guubs First Class Cutters firal anil ? Zs c uh uh tin ift* lit Y 1 ? : t E Av ms UNION STORE n GROCE Y STORE. Mate Street, Uaatlaga, Mirk. FOR SALE. S IMPROVED FABM H S- sn, Wood Working Jlncblnrry Xcv is us ia aseb Mahutariurics ss van. 11. WltlUll' pg* PshIm dr«irtog say of tie verb msatiM- &C^ &c^ &c. For GENTLEMBX nod LADIES. Naw Gooai Jpat R ven van, A Feu, X ASSORTMENT. ! DELICACIES and IcARRITIES towndiip two extra I <xl, one fortbe voted Convention, and oil granting soldiers ill every board see thaJ OY S T E R S F. I. AHltri. SeviMSure. Wrto'etrert.________________ it wwon. 41. FRENSDORF i CO. to make the Cnttrd State* pay it. On the contrary, the very Erat month that sees them, with their Copperhead allies, in a majority in Congrrea, will sec that "hTtchVA" Groceries, TOUX BQBKKTS. tnj, oear tbo Coore S»*<- OICKET a PIEITItt. jr KAFrEX A BOBEOWlt. DOTI'S CLOTHES WASHER AND THE UNIVERSAL And they baiided kin *louib Afaria :b« silent Went, bvnaUFui Bower ohwb men ° Fence Clothes Wringer. shameful riot in Cairo, which broke up tho Union meeting addressed by the Southern loyalist^ tho etroota wore notay long after midnight with hurrahs for Andrew Johnson, and cheers for Jeff. Davis. During the disturbance in front of the theatre, cries came from the crowd, “Take down that Yankee flag." In a like spirit hi a riot last Saturday In In­ diana tho Rebel flag was rais'd and the Union men driven out of the county. Marble Shop. A WARM MEAL OX TUB StlOBTKST S0T1CB. RmciaiBEB. no . right to vthe at oln the lawa of tbe Uub Ba at YovB H* Republican nicetir' and that yoUr totrt at once. Doipco Tnr.tii mumping for the I Bryant and Hayti Battle Creek^\_ wherr tb»T >rr prcpsird Io fnrnbh Ths Best OYSTER STEW la Hasliags. ADAM SCMPPAK. Haalinp. A of, :«b, IMS. LdZOISTtr MENTS, Tomb Stones, 3601 _____ rnitoT 1UTK Fsrwior Issds fee alrW mm ml lion upon CandidaI meet with wry pi 1 Honiara inquire of I NEW GOODS M t romer ur tm Bocto.—Through­ out all the South not one Union man sus­ tains Andrew Johnson’s “policy.” That of itaclf Is an unanswerable, conclusive, startling argmnent. Among the hun­ dreds of thousand of traitors North and South there is not one who does not sustain this “jiollcy.” Can any voter who yet hesitates about his duty to hia country Deed more to decide him than the bare statement of these two facts ? SEW FAIL AND WISTER GOODS Bt&LtSBhT STOhB, deserters tom the I have do right to v 1 u<l Staton tew*»l Beal Estate Agency, KKOBTEUlX* EXCHANGE BLOCK, Straw, SIU nt Talm SOXXETS, ery h<publ>ean •hip bdutfttgi* the RcgWntlan Middleville Barry Co-Hidu H. WKIGHT Agent Fall and Winter Hats. I pi>R SALE- .•'iir-llst... MUMU MJ Hatn and Bonnet® Warranted paired, rarnovED farm roi: saix Ladies will ploere call before purchasing, ■’ ‘ Miss E. WILCOX BuliafN, Oct M. 1M4 COMMISSIONER'S NOT1CK. Tbs oDj.rwsoMl bBtlng bwa AhIt snuoialsd ii. wnicnT, Gm uld"’*4’ ,b*“ “"** “T 0U“rUi‘ 1‘rut Yocsass, M. D.. iiyr “Otn-Amlly u Boi ,.tl hoi —l.l ' A. A a I. -—_ . i. “ J. M. HILL. iluiiajs Oct. litb, 1AM. J0DBEB8 kXD BKTAILKB3 OF r B I C E S. BoidinniB OtGd i :l*l'*i'<tnd'lemiadA<d all mtns* tho right of franc •ft SALE HF fit Alm, I... _ _ ■ .. — , our soldicra lu IB i ' ccUHUtf FOR WHAT THE PRESS BAY OF IT. HATS, ©AS®. 3*108, MIUllfry 1,4 Su»3 Gwls, AT EASTERN ■ gan, adopted In lq other year, if the: November electio milted to.the pt Joint ReaoluUo®, I IMS. Those who ■ Convention, will ! vision of tho Cc Who are opposed । will vole.the revel rag ADMINISTRATOR’S 8KLEL derttou of State • I By Joint U<*daj 1865, an Nnendns'l de T of the Cw confer that right 'I In the service, I soldiers voting, ’ which shall be I SALE 1 “Amendment ■» । calx. Fob Y*l Secretory of tbe queetaall pew are due to call at I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-10-31.pdf f93972e9611cec2405d94eee1e422647 PDF Text Text IOHE TRUTH "Ubarty ud Unkm-On. ud Uuepartbl*." VOL. XI- ycral aid j&uitllaiitm. p r nlinxi is!! «>»/»»« raWERM* STRIKER. in drag*. Hattinit*. Mlcb- sna ■M.H HAVFOtn. fi Solldwr is I. O. •! G. I. At vns UNION STORE nT I'KfiT 1 n & WTATO. FOR SA.I4E IMPRUVKD FARM <rf , Wm. Barlow* store. 1 H iLBROOK « Haring pra.fi r Maa tit ' “’**■ H. WUtwUT, Ural I^uuBra*w > WHU I'M. ATTENTION fiUPUKVLtoRR.—In ©very cd, on© for th© votes for a Constitutional Convention,' and one for the amendment I granting iwildlero th© right to vots. I.et erery board see that these boxerfaro pro*rfded on election day. 1. Allegan on lira Kriaaui and Rxpia. 1‘lafek Kent ; alm. lUrf <■ ume mcHm. II. Wtfalll NA.LK—M acrraaa •*«. It, and M m NO. 2 7 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH; WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31, I860 ^tints' ^nsintsa girntsra. CT Look out for spu­ rious ticketa-All kinds of frauds Wil] be at­ tempted—^te only the regular Republi­ can Ticket-all others are bogui, represent­ ing no true principle. LETOV HEADY! ’ CHANCERY ORDER. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. QTATK OF MICHIGAN, Eighth JodleW ChO cull, lo Cbaaeery. Our next iaauc will herald a Republi­ can Triumph if w© ■ which is simple enough. It it be bat ?a<2S!?KSa’ Elrrt: KSTxZ! 1tilt tea should at onto Correction.—In the publication of Attention to thin slinplv work will fifive premiums tho premium for best French thouaanda of vote* in tho Stale. Next Buck should have been awarded to A. J. Bum, Instead of B. F. W«) an pObl Fi re ouch at each place of voting will do; but if there abould be twenty ao Hahed. much the better “The more the merrier!” VOTE EABLY AND VOTB KIOHT. U.trxj-’.DmoN ALLY False.__ The withhold the letter of Mr. Nevins from the public. DON’T SCRATCH A TICKET. Tho defeat of a single candidate In any locality will 1« hailed ns a Copperhead dldate of every patriot, for Rcprcaenta- triumph. ilouicmb«r “Principles, not tive hi the State Legislature. WATCH THE CANVASS. Against FaxnSchools.—In the TrlFame of the “Copperhoadt” will try Weexly Frt» Prtu of Oct. 20th, we find to make up by counting what they lack the tallowing aitacK upon our aystem of In vow*. Don’t leave th© ballot-box F>e« &A00I1. It bi exactly In harmony until the reault ia declared. wlth the famoun declaration of "Bi.ac k LENUBl Ckip." who aa Repraicnlatlvo from this The “Ktckapoo Democracy” will try CongrtMlomil Dlrtrict, affirmed on the floor of <he House dt Representatives, to cheat Don't Jet them. Make every “That Ediivaiion utu the bane qfDemoehis vote. “Copperheads” will bear watch* Wohopoevory intelligent man in Bor- Ing. ■ ba arraad M the Cwnriaiaant < (went; d«r i aftar aetriee on b.n Ht| LmI aotxw of the tttry o Estate of Cbeeur Ckerch. Ulafartbar ord.rad.Hrat tb* patitleaar •ad eight baudJ.Frialle, Judge On trading and Bltng tb* paUtton, duly Terifitd f Ad.n Cnrairtaa ■£mlniMralor ef aaM 7 I. A. HUbnxA bls AlUtrney. Brariog. oaa ibaraUi aH Inrtb that lw nay ba ba< EXECUTOR’S SALE. Barry Cnanty, Michlgen lompUlMBla Bobcuor. Katate ot Ephrata D. Derr,dreearcd. STATIC OF MICHIOAN. sooty ot Barry as. 5S,wts;i KT/ffS! raading and Miag tba palilloo duly rulfirf Irtot bearing. ofOn Hanaab T. Derr, widow uf..iddreo«.ri prat­ ing that th. ImI Will and taataa>«ul vf Mid parallel with ' F»ll Iklpe JOUS KllACLE, ErrcwUt. Dated Hept tttk, tadd. arplW ait aliment notice. ATTACHMENT NOTICE, for lb. Cvuatj of ~ says, and’remember it on the dfiy of cleo- so that al any moment yuu will know right to vole at election*, necordlng to Uon. But here It is, read and Judge for who has and who iuu» not voted. If there la a delinquent Republican at U yourselves. th© laws of Ute Utilled Staiea. * ' o’clock KEND FOR HIM I virion in order to pennti the Stale to tn­ Republican meeting* are well attended, terfere and change our school ageiein in and tlx.it your town rxnvaw is perfected Iktroil—in other ttordt; to permit On------------------- ---------- .-----IrrcsnantMe le!fiHhture'tt;rUctntr_lo and I young men to drive them. Let horse­ tax the cittern* of Detroit to carry on ' tleeh do Ila duty. JAUES A.tfWEJiZET, — •* ■ • • — 1 DON’T WHE A VOTE I Attcraay for 1’1 Doing Theui Duty.—Boe cher bi One or two In each election district i stumping for tbs Ilopubllcnu ]i*rty, and Datqd Ibis Slat day of October. HW. makes a fearful aggregate. A few falthI Bryant and Raymond are working for Von: thfc whole Republican TlcKet.— COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE Its succesa. Better Ute thou never. IL la made up of men loyal and true, and cneo of 1500 in County. Fuiends ! TU uadrrdgBwi by the lodge nf Pr merits tho endonwment of every true Wako up! ■nd MlebfI.ct Us Havb Seven.—Do not forget man In tho County. TAKE A COPY OF THE POU. UST ! that If the Co tgrefslonal Amendment is Aa toon ns the Polla arc closed, take a adopted, Michigan will have seven copy of the Toll Liat, and elaaaify the F.cpreecutnUvw instead of six, as now. namea. This will save you a great deal -4 ■■ ■ » —lt |B vuh Ulort. than ordinary pleasure of labor next year. M canwhile Mauk Them.—The political leeches ymt wo place before our readers the an­ VICTORY AWAITS C8 I ; are around, trying their j>owar of dcple-) |icxed Camo of Dr. William Upjohn, dx*-1 JU1IX r. utLI _________ Barry; leaser Hastings,end sl>ow cause.dsn) why the IW»r uf ‘b» petitioner atiotsl be psraolislnlrrealed In raid MUIr r of said petition ead the bearing rt mVStFfc”tUC^iWIt'n ' DHANOHH ORDER GUARDIAN SALE. Ira’dldi K. SHELDON llfflcr la the Court Hoose. M. CADWALLADER C I'RnDUt. eal Estate Agency, EXCHANGE BLOCK, ddleville. Barry Co. Mich. Q 0. IIULBKUOK. I. WRIGHT Agent SALE— tion upon candidates for office. They ' dining t h 0 Soldier’s nomination for 1 meet with very ]-oor success. For par- ; tRessvkkb. In thus withdrawing from 1 quarter. bcnn] Jrom ___ inornBlip„ w My(a>.heard from Thomappl© to Assyria.— ttculars inquire of the Bolting Shoulder- a Ticket the only result of which would ReA1>KB| givEONEDAYTOFREEdtreps. ■ be to, in the language of Mr. Nichols of 1X>M> *“**••* ' ! Orangeville, "divide, detract and de-| ’ cixme UP the column 1 To ChALLENonaa.—Remember that , fcat thejlcpubllcan party-’’ Dr. Upjohn Talk to your hesitating neighbor.— ! deserters from the United Stales service }injvej himself the i>aWot that he | yy, Up tlio torpid. Shake the sluggard. n । have nn right to vote, and that the Uni■ ■----- — *- *— .............. -• --------- • Work ! Visit the •habitual delinquent. rt*cb«j ted State* law te 10111 in force. princtptr, M unfMtcrtug airtho everlast­ And the euu on th© sixth day of No­ vember will go down upon the MOST ing hlll.*<. , A CARD, RfiOUTEB 1 Reoistek I—See Hut cvGLORIOUS TRIUMPH EVER ACHIEVED BY THE FREEMEN OF • ehip U duly registered nt the meeting of THE PENINSULA STATE. ... — .. .... *. I..V1 ara t/> tu open u -------- H. WRISHT, erille, Oeubsr 34, 1-v*. SALE— ■ and Lot in rilkc* 1. Fries FM. , , _ XT. WRIGHT- SALE. If of arc enisr t wnty ia ; to be filed, end a copy tbereeX to tbs eompleloaaCe Solicitor, within CommlMionera. CHANCERY ORDER. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. gTATKOJfJflCmOAK, Elgbtb Judkia] Hr- Hastings Oct. 30th. ’66. participate in- the distnoubetween tho Oth and25lh“f Aug. \twn<ifthe offices of tructand stolen) lost, three three year old steers, weighiog Tnx Stat*Co.-renTunoN.-The pro-1 olan^nt should have been sb-iut £• U COOK. 1200 lt>K.f gross each, cue of which ‘ is afHitted red and while, one red, with ■ °' lr .^. inl v.. c ' ,nv ^^ Register o' i.-iK, ^STito.,^. fuUn and liberally consider­ iuir in face, and one grcylah flank, and ■mall horns, one nit red. except some j ' November election. ltUthenkb««ub- ed especially when their little whit© upon the belly, c»n obtain In. ■■* Mr~~ muted to the people, m provided by rishi to such participation formation of tire name, by enquiring of JOHN MICHAEL, ! Joint Resolution, No. 7ryf the laws °f had beeit sd pre-eminently the subscriber, al Carlton. Barry County. mt. P»p«f ‘ 18*5. Those who thvor a Constitutional SANFORD SISSON. declared to belong to them. ‘3 While acting in good faith Carlton, Oet. 22'1 18tM:“ur‘ “oTti. “J “~ with the Holdiers to secure to IX"? . -to thrmseiiee this right, certain dilleremxs of opinion, deem­ yyM. L COBB, . ed by me vital in lluniselces, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I BCILJlLlUUa Wl-W — * “ - -, render H necessary) in duty ■ u> u» «-«o~ NOTICE u,.H£U0<r~»“" to to. Ml Br to myself, that I should with­ AllCOMMIFi'.O^EIVS our Constitution, this Hght grunted peraeni baring e!aims srdn>ltba , oar soldiers in W4. **« iBcnectivc, and draw my name as lanai^^0°r>4r tho soldiers vote did not count in tho A MW WAKEFIELD, lira. Olfl: MldMgM, I alisll es; ------------ — ------- atoUon of State and County officers. aiv‘-“v „ __ X-,. I<awaof 0 0 SCOTT, >Mei, d»u t. j “Amendment as to boldicm II. WRIGHT Call for *«“* . the foliowi i SiGJ? .ladelphla oclltTMly I’tstuyltania. ianliuHl.fi 1 iplradni ti COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. M’PTl ■WRIGHT, J. 8. GOODYEAR. Wm. BARLOW. Haatlags, Sept. Mtb. l*« najfti-iarTS.HSs. COMMISSIONERS NOIK'E Xedley candidate for Regislion, and to other names up­ on that- Tieket. I uechrd the full measure oj mt^nty and singleness of piupose that their present position de­ mands.and sincerely reg^ that circumstances so untoso Mxnhpa^ts u iih m y present should have arisen to render bssslbfitt. 0. STRIKER. FRANK ALLER Huiltir.M.y Wtt. IM* rjX) BPOBT8MKN— d-OA a HONTH,—AOEST3 Wanted for JtSSX notice. .qjwnwliocss ays KSWfe'S JJIUCK! BRIOC... Kwamp Land JteUa^-Hr JUm it p.; �chancery ordi»^ Au/’ HASTINGS BANNER. 110% T. W. Fkxbt.-U WM Che good fortune of our i«ople to listen to on el­ oquent address on tho poll tired condition WEDNESDAY, KOT. 1st IMO. of the country, on Tuesday evening, by HornT. W. Ferry our accomplished member pt Congress. Tbs Coart House Th© pirate Femme* refuses to resign wee crowded, and the speech one of rare the office of probate Judge to which he , merit and peculiarly Instructive. We was elected by the reconstructed Mobil- | ! have nut spare to give over abriefeyuIans. When It waa ascertained that the ,,vpsb of this masterly review of the treas­ President would not permit him to take 1,onable malice and vindictive spirit of the office some of his more sensible con- ',: our Wilkes Booth President, or yit of stltu-nts req nested him to resign, but he j the glowing vindication of the patriotic holds th "the cannot ecmply without | action of lhe S9 Congress in their eObrta sacrificing the honor and dignity of Al­ to complete th© restoration of three abama The following passage from his b tales on tho bash of eternal Justice and “card," in which he Bpcak* In the third lasting liapplnens to the unborn lulllluna person, like Mooes, (not tho modern,) who are yet to people the brood acres Caesar, and other great men, Is worthy now constituting the ud-reconstructed of the especial alter, tton of Fierident Ftates of the bouth, but we know full Johnson. Mb ease shows in a striking well that the large and intelligent audi­ point of view the necessity o^ the consti­ ence will profit by those words of wbtutional amendment: dom and at the polb on Tuesday next, “Cun any citizen of Alabama coll up- show their appreciation of the acta of the M Congrew by giving our premmt able and manly Reprreentative such a popu­ above all should''character lar majority n» Barry county has never Ixc the true citizen T Have the citizens yet given to any of the true men who of Alabama (alien so low that they are have been called by the people to posi­ willing to sacrifice tbeir constitutional rights and the honor of their Ftate lor tions of profit, tru»V and honor. any temporary advantage whatever T— Soldieiw of Baiikt County, Mr. Admiral Femxnra, for one, will never Ferry has ever been your friend, show consent to sutfo a sacrifice. Armed au­ thority may trample his body in th© your appreciation of your friends by giv­ dust, uuthe has never yet parted with ing him YOVB KVEBY votb at the poll*, nia honor, his Honor, and aim he ue never will. win. In in tho me atat­ next Tueoday. titude which bis can* has amumod be­ Patbiotb of Babky County, you fore the public lie regard* himself aa an humble representative of the honor and who stood by the country In her hour of dignity orhla Stato, and that State shall peril, whether on the tented fixed, not be dishonored and outraged through or by sustaining by every means In your him. power, throe who did go forth to fight, "A principle la involved in the resig­ nation of his office, and Admiral Fem­ and their fa mil ire, show to the world mes feels that such resignation wouhl that you ar© in favor of giving efficacy alTeet the honor, not only of himself, but to the victory iron by the noble "BOYS IN of all bls lellow-citixcns, and of his proud Blue," by the re-eoustruotlon ot three If suffering Ftate; and he will never conMflt that these people, to whom he fi tatea on tho broad bash of universal owes so many favors, shall be humiliated freedoin to man, and Fme Schools for by any act of life, nor that Alabama. the education of the whole people, by voting for THOMAS W. FERRY to represent you In the 40th Congress. Altbuugh tbe amendment v( tbs Cot sdiutlon passed st Um ImI session of CuOgrtHM and slrs*dy ratified by tbrro or four States bos boon before lb* ocxwtey for some months, there b rwnwo to beNeva thri no small pert of the comtnonityftlljotMlire bow ney endjuetlb terms I .-e. It is a)sternaticslly repre­ sented by the deniucrntic papers «nd speeches as a sarlea oC “degrading oiedi tines" designed to keep out lhe States Indefinitely. Here I: h as it was passed: Join! resolution proposing an ahiendineat to tlte CottstHutlun of tbs United Can be Cured Be I*, resolved by tbeSeoateand House i-f Representatives of t>s United State* <<f America in Congress asssmMed (tw<third, of both bouses concurring), lh*i the following srticb ho proposed to tho l^gi.htUHM id the several States a* an ■mmdmvsit tn its Constitution of the United Stales, which when ratified o> three fourths,.*mH Irgisiatnrvs, shall b* vriid as part if the Constitution, namely: Article U—Sec. 1.—All to toons bmu <>r naturalized in the United Stales and subject to the jurisdlciioo thereof, are ritlssns of th. United States and of tin­ sists wherein they reside. No State rholt insks or enforce any law .»bkh shall alirldgs the privll-gv’j or imtnunlU: „i : rittsms of the United Stales; nir th«U •n» State deprive any person of lifs.til’erty or property, without due process of .hah .re .abjvrtod lo oioeb »ir«tehU( uxl mr. law, nor dmy t„ any person within it. la addiuaa io tba fart lU* no rew.odinx n4 so jini-dlcthrt the equal protection of the farteainN U required, a groat deal of limo, and Il will be seen that Femmes holds ou to the assumed right of unimpaired eltlWould you have a b-ue man, and a rosenahlp, aa a matter of principle, which ur.n man. perfectly competent, jor he b determined to vindicate. That 1‘roeccutiny Attorney, Nlfl'k. torUllAB, jirinciple b simply thia: that treason, rebellion, and in bin awe, piracy, ate Southern State rights, which itconcetna Would you place your localjudicial intho hon ur of Alabama to maintain. The tcreeU in the hande a man fjcbflctly President, rather Inconsistently with the more recent expositions of his policy, intobbuftiblb, VOTE for HARVEY h ib thus tor denied to Femmes a privl- . An Appeal lo to" “Bov. In Bine.” lego which he has iavbhly conferred uj>Mb. Edtor:—From certain things on other rebels. How long lie wni hold that have trannplred of late, It npjx-ani qulln degrading Alabama, In the perm n that there are n class of men, who arc trying to make the “boy* In blue” be­ lieve that they are very much aggrievhoussh-jld word among the nations of the earth" by his piracies, remains to l>e neon. But the loyal American people ticket" nominated. 1 am nony to see have Joined homo with Femmes and all that this dodge has taken with a very like him by demanding tho amendment I few, rind they bare been Induced to por­ of tho Constitution, so thri trritore and • t ke of the unhallowed fruit, and unices | pirates shall never, while they I-oast of | they ripent and return to their flirt love, their crimes against the Unlou, hold any tho result will be very much like that of office, civil or military, under the Gen- ■ an ancient couple In partaking of for­ end or State Covernmenta. When it । bidden fruit. Kb to that darn of my becomes clear that men became reliels fellow soldiers that 1 would more par­ ngnlnrt.their wishes and feelings; that ticularly address myself. they were urged ^hereto by physical or strong moral con.->tralnl, and subsequent­ try in her time of peril, to protect our ly deplored the misfortune which made government from the grasp of traltore, them such and when even voluntary stood side by aide and together faced the Poor dog! Il is only a Copperhead and active rebels give unmistakable evi­ traitorous foe, and many of our brothers “Interregnum," and that b to be perpet­ dence that they have repented of their emt mmradre fell in the deadly strife, ual, because “God governs." errors, they will bo pardoned by a gener­ and while we were doing this, wc were ous people. But fur traitors like Femmes, sustained by those who loved ub and Would you hare ItepubHcani, and who glorv In their shame, and assume tlie cause In which we were engaged, airs of offended dignity because they are and gave freely of their treasures for the loyal men, for Coroner/, VOTE for SAM­ not permitted to step into honorable and support and oom fort of ourselves and lhe UEL J. B1DLEMAN A JAMES L. lucrative offices as tho rewards of their helpless ones at home. And those at crimos, there can be no pardon. A large tho head of government passed laws to majority of the men whom the Prealdent the same end, and neattered freely of the has pardoned are actuated by the spirit nations wealth amongst her brave de­ which Femmes manifesto In hl* card.— fenders, despite the howls and curses of clusisrly that the policy uf Reconstruc­ They are unrepentant rebels, who are tion devised by Congress at tbe last se*blatant traltore st home. eloti and rmbodird in tire G«islit<iti*WMd proud of their ellhrta to de*troy tho Union, Another class of beings, (we can hard­ Aiin-udmrtil, i« the policy ot tbs Peoplr and who, like the pirate, owe their local ly call them men,) groaned under the ■ J* lire United States. The schrriis of tire popularity and their election to office to heavy burden oi’“taxatlcn,"—*bod tears Exccuute Urparunent uf ibv Utivernthe feme of their achievements In the of sympathy at tho oppression of their iiirtit,slyIvd • in) policy’’ illegitimately war against the Government. All such “Southern brethren,"-wishedour brave toi.lml, Slid, by oicMrd and txrrupl ap officers who )e 1 us forth might be the pluure-s siumpled to bo Cored, upui iu> first to fell—■ shouted and cheered boldly Mimilling pr<>ple, la Ibe dsade.t - I dead in the streets when the news of the de­ l.ilurr^ Andrea J<-kiis>'U, shito swing foul of the, "Lincoln hirelings,” ".North­ mg around ibe eiri-le of bi. rereni eiro ern vandals." etc., as w© were called, iiniierring tour, rep<atrdly dm-lsrid tost policy of re­ was received, and when every other U. ngrrae lutd■ propped• means foiled, doled the scanty sum de­ eoo-tructiiHi ; aud this ...... manded by law to sap- their own cow­ was made in lace and , that Crtigrr-* bad mil only clearly laid ardly heads from tbe'drafi. Now fellow soldier* which of those down mt pdicy In the h»nn of a Cunvti ponies shall have our support ? With a lUHOiiSl Amvlidmrill. but had put that voice almost a unit 1 hear you say “the pilicy inD> actual practical •■pvralnm. by farmer.” Fuch has been the coarse of promptly adiulvoug Tmnrwr to repiethe Republican party. AB through this a> Dial lot* in both ib>ua*« of Uongre**. . ... _____ -AlAtav has forth tn bold nW, in all ib corrupOon. The originators of the same are those who lend *e«MMreea wtillng tool, and win been™ Ml Ihlngs to all men to earve their own eelflab ends. Let us beware then that wo in our real for right, JuMkw and equality, not India* a snare and entangled in a net epreod by our oamnfea. The bug bear at which our eoemles DR wntN rr •upp<>ru ia. on tbi» point, a* mi Mivrai ■ •Ihere, and tin*) *•• >4 the oputfoti th*' Uongrrvv Au* pnqnwed a p< liey — a very bbvralaUU maguahliiiuua. talc wllud and onv «locti u*-y ar* gomg l> »uiui by. The pr«-po»itKHi has tern lallfiel by (Lu Biairs, already, and will umtmib-rdl) be by rvaiy rrmniuing Blate id tb* North pr- pvr. Il will probably sreure islificalilNi ill a auffiewnt liumlwr ot U* lately Ka>*ellious Slates, tu m-kr up tbr rrquisitr lwruly-eat*u, if th"' constracrioti i* brld to that it is tieersaary to grt llw awoUil ol State* n.4 yrt in auebtior- 8-r. 1. Representatives shall bo ap­ portioned among । lrt> several Stat** mconl'ng m tbeir reapectiv© nsinb«>< KHiuting tb* wlv-l* number of perwns iu each R*a>». excluding tl.* Indians not tex frl Bui when th* right lo vol* al an; '■■|*ciio|i for the choice rtf elector* F«i I’-es deiit acd Vic* Pr«-ldectuf the Umled Stale*, representatives in Congre*«ho execi lire and judicial i4fic*n> of a Stat*, nr ih* membeis of the h-giolu -rv thcrrnC I* diniol n> any t.f the insloii*habitant* i>f »uch Blaie, Iwina twenlv—Ur vears of ags and cilisrns of th* Uni'rrt States, nr in any way abridged t-xerpi for partici|iMinn in r Jxlliuo nr other crime, tb* be*is of representation therein< a!*al| be n-dm-cd in the pri.p.rlion whh h ibe number of such male eitixrni vhsll hear b» the ab-ile numlwrof mat* ritiXrna Iwenty-'fM* vesta of age in vueb Stale. • >r Reptnwntativr in C'HsieM. or electiw "f P/e»Mrtit, nT h-4d any ufEre, eivil nr tuililarj . under lhe United Statr*,.<>r under any State wb'> having preriou.ly take© an nalh.as ■ ji'emkar nTCmgrrw nr a< an officer >4 •be United Stem, or aa a menilwr «>f say Stale Irtfidnlure, nr as an exrcutia* or iudlHal ..ffirrr .J- any Stale, b> support •b* Gmstitutioo .4" tbe United States, •ball ha to engaged in insuneclion ot rr~ hrllinn againat thj same. <>r given aid or rotnfiirt In the enemies thcrroC B it j CmgraM may by a v-tenf two thirds each ll'Hiae, rrn.nvr aurh diaal-illly Sec < The validity nf the public drill ••f ih» United Statro. autb-rixM by law inc'utfing debt* incurred for payment »| peuvii-na and b<mntira for service* inanppreaalng inmrrertion and n>ba|lb<o. shall not he qneali«ned. But neither ths Uni­ ted Stale* n<»r any State shall assume nr pay any debt or obligation Incurred in std of icenrrection or rebellion again.t ■ be United States, nr any claim-for the b-aa or emancipation or any Have: bu1 -It ....I. 4-I..1 -Lil.___ _ > . . The SEELYE'8 EarlV a Store Belief. Liquid Benzoin CATjARRH REMEDY Elixir, RUSS ADMINISTftATumTTf CONSUMPTION MONfY. SofiATCH/NG-. Unit IT NEVES FAILS - r™pd«« 'ABWWor’lSfiW CLAD NEWS runup. Good Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Coming Right.—Henry Ward Beech or seems to be coming right again. On Monday evcdlng last, he addressed an Immense audience at the Broo.Mjn Academy of Music, “taking unqualified ground," says tho X Y. Tribune, "in favor of the Republican principle* and Purify Your Blood Symptom*. UR. CRtMlK’B BELL'S EXTERNAL IIEVEI’T Vegetable Extract is * gvMl Promoter of Smith. IDE CARS ARE GOLI A» *U. MIST NAVE Boots MllIU. »ALL ABM. lliaA trtW- Brynns Life Pills, 1YE k CO, rntin* m Dixxtn, ruKKroRT. luncote. by WbolM.lt umJ ieull Dr.nlsu Shoes Which can be had by Calling at the HASTINGS ONE DOOR WEST OF H. A. GOODYEAR’S HARDWARE STORE, STATE STREET. repairing done toordeb. J ULEKY' ‘’AY!'t“ 1*:> taSHAL NOTICE. �sfriciAi BOTTOM OUT rBGlETABLE S-PII-LA REMKDT. Poailirely Cure*. notices. Lyon a Periodical Dropa 1 OF THE TUB CHEAT FEMALE REMEDY Rbn innBcuLAama. dry goods 011AT BARGAINS LET THE AFFLICTED READ! till B«»Re ikt StwUrdlmedy. 0. D. SPAULDING'S CA H STORE NEW GOODS Cheap q Of every needed Kind and Sly le jual pureha*ad f-.r caah at Io* Prieaaand Belling at For Cash UATTOt C0 ST0BB or Benzoin Elixir, IMAI BMftAlVt For the People! RUSSELL & NEVINS PRINTS FOR 19} Cu. •elected SUK-kn inth^Markrt,</at| kind. .>f Gunda, Hl'RR.in rot THE OLD AJTD LOXG TRIED ESTABLISHMENT! THE HASTINGS DRUG <fc Miire and Better €b O O Th llavi Brora. 8 F..r tho aan.v Sh-wy, In tbrlr Ihir.tlun a»y GOOD BROWN SUGAR 12} Cu. □.□ally kepi lq . Varhrty I STORE Established in 1851. Roberts dt Stbikeb. AND NO MISTAKE OoasUtlag of all th* Popular lien Um a PATENT MEBICIMES. Drags Cbcantr^la, Paint*. ]< Olla. Pure Wluea.A Liqwor- 3Sim BSSE8 Al the Detroit and diiroit" L«t Prlcrn GROCERIES! BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP HOCER1ES TII» TOP To Everybody. *- CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. A Larw A—of 4 Travling Baskets Children Carriages RUSSELL A NEVINS, WiiiCiiTa "■ band. FRUIT cans, RY TUB DOZEN OR blNGLE CAS. MODS! PHILLIPS BEHTLtT DOMESTIC Good Merrimack Prints Sewing Machines, One Shilling, Purify,Your Blood SHUTTLE STITCH tU«od>. HEM, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. HARDWARE of nil kinds, la generally kepi ep U> Iba waola oF lhe propl­ ■table Extract aud will be sold at Railroad Prices, SPOONER’S GOLD & SILVER ! XUtAWCIAA «BUI» 4Vn>|N*t u- •*•<! Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, ■1 SB DOLLAR E lUgtxrd I.. v.luf! pard (ut *H”d J' , ■ recri’lng tha artida if it d>-«e mH plraw y«™. y<Mi on resuro li ataf yoar u>"c*! AGUE Diarrhea, Dysentery, Periodical Headache, j ).!>«• York Ctty II' W ARD ' [maylyl ASJ-OCI STOVE PIPE, THE SILVER SKIRT Moro Durable, More Elastic, More Graceful! And GROCERY IB, H. DUHIWB’S, ciiicaoo DNunnsou). every ihlng else fnphinnrd fr-w< Sheet frta. All wrts of Shelf Hardware, ROPE, ORIND-STCNES, My Oyster Rooms Farming Tools at all kinds, nAINTB. Cigars & Tobacco CoanUnlly co hand. Do aol Fargrl Um place, Look for CIm "WHITS H1GX." two doom max af J.«- Ooodyvar A Co's Mara. AND TVOODEN IV MIE Dumb Ague. ATHjn' _______ -»«2L notice. PILLS. For Srle b, a I Draggi.u. Wm. Srooms k Co-. NuhvUle. Taut HARNESS SHOP. SETaiVEtt,(IFLEA For U»« Valwd BHIaa Serriw. Alaa POCKET and BELT REVOLTWM. REPEATIXG PISTOIA RITLS CASKS. MKVOLVIXG KIJT.CS. 8QLD AT RAILROAD PRICER. ISCTONB BBVOLVBRS HMUags, Jaaa >. g I. EortiM,—— WaUh Balter dk Jewater. Battar aM E«<0 aar remasMt ^““•'-tstagfwg.ar ^BLY ciua AM0 rEaTir c *or>, f AH Klade ar RBPAIttlXG dwra al RkwiNnllcn. H. A. COOPYBAB A CO. Valuable Farm for Sale PWH fo, P?ki *5- PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILDREN. BAP PANS, WaUkct Clock* Cfoia* Ihe^oxd Ria?. Piano-. Rrbalrune. Ra ckinu. Silrer Ware. 3 Iron, Nails, Stoves, Bilious Fever, Intermittent Fever, $1,500 Adding Tramporlniion; and «•■*<« mainly of Mnicn �'Xbo being flnrSidwiiZONl^u? 'ebrJ-Hlrorae HWTIMGS TMTJTEr.. *f. 'J- i* r'*i Ata jmi -i ■ . W-, ItHfe-.thiik 1 Are You of the bontUof Mr. not, can ■* i'— Myv, that on or about die 22d day of i Fbeldcn,' without passing a word with . '.«• “K.^S Ajinmoh Wjft>X»SDAY, OCT. 31-t, HIM. h»nre4T — -w 3 • « Over Robert*d»Str*'|r,*Drng Store. The BuLklo Charter,o' of thi.'unl­ ock told him, •joke aa follow*. "ThorevuiuUontet* oflh*.;gOBtt>nri|, ma nottuoceod macUftu- vho raid bon.ir An awful moment i *-><■ npt to beTObJugairt! by tlfertfcMMfa* toMr. Hale, for K behad he should have STATE TlLKirr. lfwarli<w>m. u<^.>l, wiilewl fothe m,.ac a nice thing for himself. He would trust hltn with worvy uncuunirrf, Xliir m — —--------p- “4; people of Barry County imd to the pub­ HENRY If. CHAPO, During the sbralon of rite Chicago Con- ’---------- ‘ lic, if Mr. Cook *hoald ba defeated, vehtlonofJHH. JLwy £Uy Dem. ifa which however, I don’t believe can be lowa ilelegrts kxtho Phitefeipbia Con­ GEN. DWIGHT MAY, vention, cald: rHARVEY WRIGHT, "The banner of our armies Is the ban­ expect a largo amount, but that be ex­ ClraM Oovri Ommltdoner. h ner of tyranny and opprresiou.' Tl»la pected something. Mr. Cook alao aald GEN. OLIVER L. SPAULDING, Mickllerlllo, Oct. 19th, 18«. war Is an Abolition war, and perjure and In addition to the above, from the pen larceny ore writte n over Lincoln as often RISKS TAKE1 of Mr. Wright, and which we re-pubUsh ‘one dollar* over the oltT bills of tho EBENEZEB O. GBO6VENOR, terms many draft* ofi him—that he had done as It is directly referred to In the letter Bank of Indiana.”- .. r _ or nn rxn.iT, GEO. W. WI I Captain Koontz, of Plttoba/ghf ba-thc a good deal 'of, Xuslnam for .Peak, and of Mr. Nevins, we append the following things gnaw III* a coaler witbaconscience chatterl°E you Ute Abr Auditor General, ' that hr, peck-had acted very mean and same occasion, said* & Cuurlous wlflb him and had not given affidavit from Mr. Wright, to this mat­ the nightmare of GEN WILLIAM HU.MPHRBY, tn a foirreuinl for hia serriee*. ■ Three ter pertaining: “Lincoln 1* now played out. and the tyieft unperformed. ^JamotoXeopposition to him to going to be bold and last remarks were In explanation of enmity of your utterance* lead meto oeJ”SESJ’ i"- H.rr.j llevc that you Intend to Biforate, or powerful. There must bo no under­ what he Hold/to Peck. He' also *S*Md County of Barry.- J GEN. BENJAMIN D. PRITCHARD, hand work, and if Deuiucralis catch Lin­ that str. Peek did not give litm anything you wanty resA air. And V^vZ^whv Wright, of Mlddluvlllo, in raid County in r-ruoiutrAv. (end I don’t Know why coln’* beastly.ratrap spies among them, In the tnnuurtlun. ' . t licfy murtetn u>e Ir damned throata, that’s nniMs is tothat there (Slgrwd/ NORMAN BAITJJY. Eubscrllwu and sworn before mo the wreswonder. In tt»ejwi«. GEN. WILLIAM L. STOUGHTON, letter rrabllshed in thellaatlngs BaKXER Jxe e;: are Uylug to m»Ko fourt«*n), bo The Democratic Convention, which day and yfcar first above written. oftatf OCt £4tb,' 18M, *« «« in nub- ic may they are enough to,render your <f. M. CADWALLADER, met ut Bpringfield, Illinois, ou June 17, stance arid matter of fact That the con­ Notary Public, Barry (Munty, Mluh. 1863, adopted the following rotation: versation WouptaMff tost loiter as hav­ (and X itands for ten you Know) of mod-1 URAMEL HOSFORD, OF EAtOX. “ ZfjMO'red, That the further oflbnslve A.r.Dnto, ing occurred between Horace M. Peck County or Barry, j PbrMem. cflAe State Board of Educa­. prorecutton of the war tends to subvert bclngduly sworn rays, that bo has road and himself took place ai therein stated. And thli deponent further soys, that thuConxtftuUou and ll-e Govermrasqt, tion, and will entail upon ps all the disastrous tho affidavit of Norman Bailey, and that in aald couvrreattan, (hesold Horace M. EDWIN WILLET'S, consequences of nuiriilc and anarchy.” 8. H. Cook did. on tho 21st day of Bop- l*eck said to this deponent iu addition to teiuber 1866 make the same statements SASU, DOOR 4 BURD MAKCFACTY Without making further citations at to him, adding that bo. the said S. H. what Is stated in said letter, that the whole secret of the attack by John M. prevent, we direct attention to the per­ Cook, deidred a ro-»om I nation and clco Nevins npou R. H. Cook was tho fort THOMAS W. KERRY, fect absurdity of men of the Dcmocrstte Gon to the office uf Register oCDeeda, In thkt said Nevins first proj>oaeJ to aald stripe now claiming to be the friends order to be vindicated from the charges Peck to negotiate or procure for Peck made against him. the Barry County Bonds, end that he, bahildoorh *o4 blinbu. flaking and allies of our veteran soldiers. (Flgncd) A. P. DRAKE. and xatcthxo cmjoixTiNO • ALBERTE8 L. GREEN. h'ulecribcd and sworn to before me LUMBER. AND SHUKfNG this 27th day of October A. D. I860. Nrfvlns failed to procure the Bon<!s for 1 MOLDING ON ANY J. M. CADWALLADER. Peck, and ns a consequence, did not get 1 NIZB OR HTYLt Notary Public, Barry County Mloh. uf Peck twenty-five or thirty dollars for Flr* SaM»‘a'aWEKZEY Ihe IUXXKH of Ottober fitth Coathlns 1 I am sworo that there are those of service* rendered aa be expected to do. Fir* Dtefrtef.-JAMEb A. SWEEZLY . | n 1(?Uer frum Han.ej, Wright, narrating And thi* deponent further *ay>, tliat weak moral pcfitMiddns who de«B It the Second DMriet.—RICHARD JONEt*. | an nllcge.1 couveraallou between the dutv of all Republicans to aid In vindi­ In sold conversation the said Horace M. w At tub UNION STORE n , writer nnd Horace M. Peek, Esq., uf cating erring members of their party Peck requested this deponent to any to 1pfefon and every arlecles of human weaKSir. Nevins, that bo (Nevins) had better .ncws, you seem to be unable to coiupreEDWIS U. MALLORY. j Kalamazoo County, relative to 8. H. from the wnroqusneos of the “most fooL drop the matter entirely and say no toh acta of tbolr live*,” without regard {Cook and the County Bonds. Asltsp- to the nature •( Lhoao acta. 1 am not more about It. for when the truth of the bend how men of weaser minds may sav foolish things and do foolish acta, DAXIKL TICIKHR. j.-.'nr* to be generally understood that I onu oTUioso'j and ^hUa ttifcpoirtfng ove- matter should be fully known to tho you Know the world han never given ' do not support Mr. Cook for the office to rv other nominee oi tho eonoenUun of people of Barry eounty It would re-act birth to v<ry many truly .great men : I wo* a member, 1 am willing to upon Mr. Nevin* and be more damaging Therefore, to your other «>%*• add the Wl, I ASA U ItUKK. which be is nominated, and na Intercet­ which abide tho Judgment of the honest and to him than to any one else.—and con­ I ed parties oh both sides of the question Intelligent of all partlca, 'la that, while cluded with this remark, "It will H/f virtue of cnarlty, and then the wreath of your m’ino p'.rjnctlont, would grace the I are mlsrcprraentliig my position, for jo- seeking to control' no vote but my own, Nevins politically. BYLVANtM H. COOK. noblest of the Angelic throng, end all Deponent furtubr say* that during the ■ lltlcal and )a‘rtM>nnlend*,thcpnblknnou that vote will tfC carl against Mr. Cook summer of 1804 this deponent can-.e from men will deKaht to Atwor you. Now »lr, i thaMtowlng reasons: r \ CUARUkf G. UUI.IIUOOK. j of .Mr. Wright's letter makes it a duty I for 1. Because bo htumptad tn obtain MJddlsvllle to Hastings os often as once as von have failed to .how that anyitody mbqey from H. M. Peck, upon the In each week—usually every Wednes­ has received any compcnwiUun for nego­ HARVEY WHIGUT. publican party, to reply, aa briefly aa county bonda. for hlaown private purae. day—at which lime* be nhnrat Invaria­ tiation sold bomb. 1 will say that It l» 2. Because he made statementa to Mr. bly brought with him nud presented to prtuyclrewly establkhed that yea did Tar owrrrycr. lhe circumstances will allow, to lhe Peck to Induce him to pay a bonus, thcCouiity Treasurer for payment, Re­ uute osn dollar (probably force*! on you) ALFRED C. WIL80N. (J ataUuiente contained therein. ■ whlcL.if-truo coRviot him at wrong Hof Order* banded to him at Sllddlwllle from Mr. PecR, for service* rendered by • For Cores*:*, Whether Mr. Peck to rightly undcr- against the county of Barry, and whleh. for that purpose, and that such oniem you in securing them to him. Now! ,.-^..1.1 <• Ka «wmr.c, fnr SAMCKL J.B1D11.MA5. James L Htsso.x. i ttood and truly niortdd, or whether be if unttue proves lilm to be unworthy of Were always paid by said Trenail rempII on presentation. TU ..u...b“ ““to »>• “'."““I M»“«K ■ confidence. than you for yours, and your very gcuX Because Jjls alleged motive* for I HARVEY WRIGHT. .. . , ,. _ _________ _ ___ ®linll not now stop to Inquire. My duty making *uch statements to Mr. Peck, J; F-uTWritjed and sworn to before mo tlumculy and accontoaafhyr amunte Th. UtemiA of U>. DemooAC, » । could have been spared their trouble, if and his reasons for desiring to get mouey :! this 30th day of Oct., 1860. ewou^^ponoru.. OTbt,hc ,,„nT.ur. of m'Am.rt™ io tills -way, were frivuluus and uti- i you had called on Afr. Cook, as he docs J. M. CADWALLADER, CouBtv Clerk. not, uor l»evcr did ln prewaicv. deny of fte Republic for Uwlr ..futou. worthy of a public officer. «*««»,wdlolueon-fua lh«..wonI.XuIuio^uu th.! i,..n«w.,u<A • I that If he negotiated the Ban? County 4. Because he has branded ry Hare and I More fully to allrat the (he Inuoccnoo of1 Bonds ho expected to be paid far hu villains tkosc who would not publicly I DtCMEI * HEMTIM. loU. Ihdi mn oqpmbatkm, IndtaUa |ten ——*,1, all wrong on the port of Mr. Couk in the too luk of tho HUb:« (L Itabl ofp.ll T A., ..^ Xok deny what be has admitted to be true. AUCTULXE RETUnidCAX. r>. BWrtuse he naked a rr-nomlnatlon I pon In lhe reunu« powmo. ibeuuuu« ta,c poriliW tto pubtaUoU to a fourth tm* of office to “vuuHeak । "1 IST ,r, ,,’““S-'of.<eb.kuIr-uw»or»-b.v.produ- him" from.the natural result at “one qf । Bond*, we append the following nflldaCall at the Store of BUSSELL A rnoetfoolUh aetaafhh life." I vlt from Hon. IT. N. Sheldon, our wcil NEVINS for great bargnlna tn dry TM, will OoJ. ‘7"’“; U>«t „nd unl^ ,upubltaAlou, ««U k»™- the (U Because he nud his vortlculsr dellgonl»«», who lou«ii lu oor knnlo., by „ fornlera denounce men no belton*. trait- known County Treiwurcr, and which 1* ,. .My mgMllsUy. 1.1* JWJ feroUrnuU ItaowM, .1»b, tb. ml~uu.urai.il ore and Copperheads who refuse to aid certainly conclusive as to the facta thcre- belter there than any place in town«cdyw< X*. a RsUiMits oflbo JUtaxU .Jurat of >o«J, ' nuyobJ. Tba, Mr. p, in vindicating him from •uld.'/ouftaA utJUuklbW A rf8'.UW«ul. „b„bm.„j obutowl 1U poSlltmlou t!n-ri,v 7. Because ho baa parmitted and pro­ Stateof .vrcrnuAN,i CootT £ lurry. RurunucAxa Bcttare.— m.u upm.1. of »urL dl«raemul uura<- , cured the publicatloti bf siatcmenta, to ii reliable------------authority dial ------------Ij. Thu. IM. m«Uor nW U, kept Ot.b , Tb, ta U»> promote bls election, which. In the light N. Mufidon, of Hastings Mich., being - --------------'■/---------MONUMENTS, ___ 1Zray, —----------------------- -------------------—. that in 1 jUlod---------tcith the uioti u/ifamout/alaehoode, before th. puUte mloJ, w. lurtu , kbbW u bo cum.., me. of bls own adiiiheicM and tnptpifaete, ' duly sworn, doth depooe and ....V1N1: i thCountv War Bonds, concerning Mr. gylvanu* H. Cook Is m MtoUott U Uufollotklu .kt.cUtam. ,w c„k b,mk. are radically untrue. " J. A. NLNjl^.o.-; in which b. H. Cook and himself aror r-mrml elrr-il»-। I charged or »having tried■ ’— to । I oow ®ow being b<l»>K printed I’^oted for for general general drcuiaelreula- f d| w.,k In 1M ef ,VirBn.iKM Hostings, October 29th 18M. ------- • of'•trying, —•—- — — Dmuoemto popm. utd mlMUu. tram bb, b[ „rE„„„r I mahc, rob. fraudulently obtain, 6r cheat,tlon. “ *■“<.' Fwurrr office. Il laausply j w* rmwcifetij **k * liberal*kvtoftb»pablic lh.R«ra«o.TtaumUeomlou: 1 HTOcM reek lu lb.«1.ofU,. B.id. Barry County out of * 3, or |3000, or , “ political Rookback, dorera-tap ony A, t wtXO. ThoUKmlt «», Pr-», ou Juuray wblm „ „j b, o.,ly tn„ M,_ nny other suiu is utterly false, that S. H. Bufrkxe Coxtexit. .-k. WING. WING. », MOI, tutxl Ute Miowins kW*«t 1 [ bobt R, the mktUT to » OUBt tnmwwillshthc foregoing communication, but Coo" has never approached him, the B«IU< CreA. Jaly 1Mb. IM*, ytyilual ^'“THE^^OCTH^Tot MARCH »“»■*•. Hwhl.blln«.l»(rMA> aaibebaa dona so, w* deem U hut *imple •aid H. N. Sheldon, on the subject of making, or In any way, dividing any AGAINS1’ 'THE PEOPLE OF THE I only “loft *ome money and county or- justice to Mr. Coo* to submit ttto ollow- part or portion uf any |>r>nts or proceed* ROUTI1 A FIRE JN THE ni-'AR I A.-W«^lti dcra with Mo Mr. rvmte Cook tn to hon.1 hand tn to Shnlilnn Phcldon Ing reply, which *peais for itralf.-and crislng out of any rale of r.uch Bonds, WILL BE OPENED UPON SUCH and take bond* pbyabl* to Peck when which we deem ii-'rieclly conclusive, nnd that ....................... a sold to Mr. L. D. TROOPS, WHICH WILL ElTHhF. he should return home.1’’ , ' which In out Judgment, mukt forever STOPTHEIK MARCH ALTUUETliI know, of my own knowledge and set at rest all controversy to tids mutter son. and doth further dcpoM and lev, ER, OR WONDERFULLY ACCEL­ Jfh‘ J. C HALL 1 ERATE IT.” pertaining, and which certainly show* that be, the said Shvld-m, heard Mr. VMl* rno.lrerfMCtfiilh Mmoswr to Hre'Cltl Pn>t Lu .l.uT J H.ar-o... u..RdtRT Bald l YunkUn Pierce, in a letter to UIIV, w W . —..W - Mr. Cook entirely Innocent of the olltnse M IK, Ur. HAiKXRVIJJ-KAL.Jr. z*tm of I! Miing. <aJ odj-snit.i to* bo U.U bo Im TIIK NATKKIAL J.IHJ-LXHAUY, EHTABLI8II Jeflhnwn D*vh>, dated January 6,1M0: other bonds bad been »old, was made, on charged, m we never doubted he wa*: Ibrlr «ed«ll’», »iltn>ii*U«r.! or about the Oth day Of May 1W4, and Nevins, should ret Mr. Coo* right on tire subieet concerning the aforesaid Bonds, that he was kept waiting for a reply and xddlera' wives for Uieir money, until about the Orel day of July following, HtTBXCK AND FAIR DEALING VICTORIO VS for the alleged purpose of allowing Mr. of the Pfoiwrr oyer the signature many OVER KMfKlSClnM AND FRAUD. 8. H. Cook to try (tod negotiate the Reppblloana addsoaaod. a letter to S. H. W.taMUsbW cure ttrpUiliii. OleM. Gtra.rrtx*., LAME BACK. bond* to another customer ; and nbout CJook, our able and etfickut. Register of not only done wrong, but had betrayed )mp«i«acy. Necturu.l sod Diure.l Ettisuoaa, .. Hon. George W. Pock, of Lansing, in canfldmcr. . ' . , t'omuhlttl. Mculurio htnuls, wut »«ery farm TOBACCO, . .r a- u,u». ' H.’N. RHWDON. . Iran . ho la "charged with uegotlatlng about Subscribed and sworn to before me I to take the bond* at tho offi-r made, and CKiARS. uy iiodkunmaniiood. this 22d day of Sept. 1808. It was never claimed that tho county ‘‘You Black Republicans have eent waatorocclvo a greater sum than Mr. $18,000 of County Bonds at arulnoua J, M. CADW ALLADER. rfNUFF, ■ vour hell hounds uown South to devat- Peck ottered. No aathfactory reason sacrifice to the county, when bettor terms tatc the country." was over given for this persistent effort J 0,1*160. lx addition to the foregoing, the fol­ A delegate from Kent County, in a ou the part of Mr. Cook to rail the bonds oepted," Ac., and the writer further ARO.T3PES; • speech before the same convention aala: to an unwilling customer, when the chargra that Mr. Cook attempted to lowing communication, from one of the trueet and moat dlalntcrcetcd Republi­ mouey wra waiting in another direction. speculate out of th* sole of the bond*. cans In tbo County haa been handed ua fight in this war ought to in: nhaL They Whether subsequent events bare reveal­ Permit me to ray In the Amt plat ed the cause or not, I leave others to for publication whleh wo herewith sub­ are djuuncil Aboiltionlsta." MESRSGVAM, fudge. mit. . . Oh the 4th of June 18M, Mr. Peck tires, on February 1.1861, Bcm. Horace came to Hastings, figured up paid for BepubUcant, and therefore It to fair to For the Baxkek. GUTrA>^ReHA, presume that tho writer of that article h a id took att y ^SfX» in bunds doing the Fleflren, Democratic Attorney General MR. EDITOR: business with Mr Cook In my prvtenca. not a Republican ; but I* a Democrat MICHAEL of the State, aald: BRIAR ROOT. Aa much haa been aald, (eepeobdly by At tbta lime, In my presence, sir. Cook and seeks by fraud arid foryery tomato . • proposed to and agreed with Mr. Podt 1 fo meet him at Peck's house, during the Um Frauds Ac, In the Barry County GERMAN PIPES, -J BKiCE A OTWYOl But my object In writing this article next wook, to complete the business in War Bonds, committed or rtMBililiil by relation to tho bonds. On tho lllb uf Is simply to any, that last Saturday <;no our County Register, 8. U. toot, I need TUB MOUNTAIN UF LIGHT OR JfEDlCAL we wont to guaraniw them the same Horaee M. Peck, of Richland, KalamaI’ROTKCTOR. rights wo enloy ourselves— put your eplquly plate to all Interested In the matter, H-*ta**Gul*.,aM aa raplicil Key is Uve FLBST ULAKS TQB ACCXJ'iTORE. wx>Cuunty-n gentleman not entirely theteupon usaa much aa you rdaaao.— Mllllaer, »»l »>«■ t*“’ You will find Strong anna and bravo and unknown in this county—while riding that on page 222 of the Jouruid of the GhohlaisralL . • . ' ' true hearts beating iu the bream* of over with me from Gull Comer* to Kalama- Board ofFupervlanni, may be found tho at eastern rr-icesan hundrN. thousand Indlanlami, that obtain a bonus utton those bonds, and RssoItiUon of aald Board, authorixlug will my, M ytfo march under Abolition that Cook alleged that If he had sold tlio M» Mated to iuc RasJ, as some o( the per­ the raising of *20,800 by Issuing County banners toward'our brothers on the oili­ bonds to Mr. Hale of Ann Arbor, ho sonal enemies of U. H. Cook, were enBonds, with coupons attached, and er aide of yonder river, ‘Thus for shall gagedln oraklug ;Mw> atetemauta, in­ thou wn, and no further-* ** . tended to injure Mr. G'ook.andifpcesl*HX5Brookville (Ind.) DomotoI said, statement Mr. Peck ba* never denied or bleto prevent’Me reflection, he (Mr, Bond* were placed in the hand* of II. N. I'K’V.ritoT.WHr.MT.L UVIMUT, LUKUR. or rolTW. uuailfled, to mo, taatiy of the various In­ an May 18. U64 : "W* advise tho ‘bloodhounds’ to finish terview* and correspondence whleh we have had upon that sublcct. I imme ­ up the.lob thev have already b*cuuof LT’jACksora Huywi i'atext malk ■laying their icllow countrymen In the diately wrote to B.. N. HwWw, Coun­ NEW FAU. ASD WISTER £|X>DS ent with the beat interne^o( the county; boheharnntate* before they Inaugurate ty Treaaurer, a letter, which 1 *boold and'B. H. Cook, nor any other peraon a like crusade on their more Immediate could have nagutfatad one dollar** worth neighbors. Wo expect to take our turn .LIT. . »—, I, -.nt matter lor ncn-BLieis woniiArioM niSTS^', KSSTdWSS.*^ “•.KST^ I . "ul SS«S»« Kl«. n„ u> -a. a*. as SSSS5 “ItZST VOL. XL jixas jOirttlorn. . f’lnining A Matching mt .)LlCin.VE IH & i ? orru D,q I. dl Ml -pOBERT.H A KTRIKER. 1 .pS-HELL A XKTINH. * 1- I>rr Gaod«. I F' suiBTOH ft mm. J A. naLURUOK. .d talllloilr | D-.«J Rrv SN :o.S..c I •fMr.J J. JOHN ROBERTS. g^XHTSS ^muMTKXOIL «7lb.lt ^5^ Marble Shop. fill rd h« Battle Tomb Stones, rrSltiP AHOY t .. S5rdSi£r&si,t!L'1,'idiist4 t JJ N. SHELDON. /Mr. J M. CADWALLADER, AHeWThing for Hastings g C. FRINDLK. TOBACCO STORE 0 ^.JIDLBRUUJ g 8. COOK. JOHX M1CBAKL. Micuioij ,MG - | l||ditUt«| I Mere-, anuusl < I ■ M., »’>d loo, end WKS'^ (NEW GOODS Ji 1361 C. “°"T Sttrti | Tmnv VILLAGE ORPIN**1** the oonatmi of^r, Bhel action; and aneh cor Mm jointly criminal, yea more, if I:v has ’ Az>nn1« lu> h»M- zw./* r»u»taJK nd tot OlB.H.Ck Avar had to do with the tranracthm Wra: . “ 7T iTTTLZ" / ““you men building ... - r„,. > -tl .( r ._ ~ S0K . ’ "i.X.u'r-i.t Fall and Winter Hate. SURGEON the ndmls- •i H.00 «iiiura*T atoaa, with .Harvey N. Hint attempt, la all I will prove octh by th teiidsucv EA’JS, DArB, T®8’ Kg The Ashland (Ohio) Daaocratic Union following, at an Interview with Mr. •poke of the aoldlere from that region as “Hired Heaaiana going to the sunny Southern sell to butcher by whokaak, not foreignere, but good men, as exem. plary CUriatlans as any of our men.’’ nKmcyout °r: ^TM-UOOM. Hat« and Boaasta Bapaimd, DENTISTS, Gash for hides, pstw*” V RAGS, ,A _ “dsys’SK’’-}- “ •salt)*.-- IG.tnl � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-11-07.pdf 3c6f1ac6e4ba4615b5862faa22ca6ccd PDF Text Text VOL. XL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 1868, gjjtinjs' HusintM ffirttlorj. NO. 28. Mural ait) Sittd&ttttiu. CHANCERY ORDER. jrmiujun irua.im^ , j EXFX’UTOR’8 SALE. (^TaTK ii^MICTIIQAX. Eighth JeflieWCir-[ J3 HIT 2Cg:g' IT Hr ! s r.*L‘ -.2* r'r‘r.«* *•«— ■rd. .ad -tir.aUi Quist" u eoecladad. Tb. po«lry oflb. u.sto.r |. good, Longf.llc. trtoiu.g. feartb Saaoot -0« Traa.laU.fiba O.rina Cbtnmoli.,Tb. dlta.ru to bow geamllp resogvimd by n.oMllgaatraadtof mMM. a. is tipoaml of • *~ Stoft 1 Mtoi.. . ,I....J t._ |bt»KtUk XEVtXS. . .. llri n<»d«. ^yj| H HltFU^X. as .ssstfurs.iMr ItM**. » aeblw wpm.r, pri.ud. pubh.bed Mid circul.liuf Hi wid er~i.l). o>4 ih.1 ..id p.UUrUto. b« mnUa»H «i let once to wb wtot for .1. ’oil I. »»W—ii««—or Uut »b« uim a of! of thia oedm to bo poraoe^ly mttM .Oft. Micb Ar tub UNION STORE ar fr/OCTW & KLMK. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. 0*4 failblull. D ixaTtoit Visit.—The frienda of the Rrv Mr. Bryant are re. pectfallyjniitrd to a Sovial D-*nati»H Vrait at the bou.e th., popster for bw»mb»r It Ua.ptesdid anta TL. till* )..g. *U*« u w«rfh lb. prk« at lb« ssa.Ur. Far may years "I'tunra't U.guiM,~ la coaMsvroc. «f it. GUARDIAN 8AI.E . I. the matter*lb. E.U.. of M.HM. s’ D„. 1k Aa^ntoa, ^d Beams M. Dsaal. rn st BWld IXsaia. dmcatod. *±1S‘Sto/KSAt'• to-— e Ruwetl r.l J.ihri ju3a ROUEUT.H. weekly journal CHAKC5BT ORDER. r«tnmi paid a tieU to our village <« the r»iomi 47th ult. fur the pwrprne of lecturing ■« Ten. perente. N«twithatandinc the atnrm on Sunday evening the NJ. E. Cnurch w»« quite aril filled by an inleUigvnt e>Kigragata.<i to whom Mr. Rilwwll preached a deeply inl^-Tb. phTtoqa. ef . wm to .o.toutod bj b oatuoiedaUK'u .ad rr.<<wu ot lb. tkod. to. oUy to eoaliueallr .•■yer.ilagaad replmiOi.g Mil br th. waste wbich It Ma and fiatibaa insultSM XtiTSlit •aty.va ib. llh dap .fOctaMe A D. lea*. ‘"TP* A Qua. ftqyf■< <»«■ a»« J. q~, SUM r r»u Tenipanwio* aenisn He ala., lectured on Mondi the Court House to a very Wffi»s:si'st5«a,id^s «t>me twb“.. cos.two. to dac.y, asst rr«aU«Uy J M CA0WA1.LADKU, C. ratSDLK. rat. Al«> I of Kartfvrd. Village that temperance I people <4 thia Village aotk eegAOu be done hate I'? *»■* <ia« i but that it will tii»«e them to rise up m the dignity of »htu«ui« manhood and •»*nuu.bood and -ay t- the tide rd- mtemper- sure that is liearing no many U» rulp. -IIilhat *• ehall thou MH•, but no further*. -"ur coMMifflioMBBa soncH~ and here shall thy prvud wa»ca be atay "nc'l'i k' xm. GUARDIAN'S Statb N-bmal MvabCAL harmiTS or Mxcuioab.— Tb< Stale Normal Mu***' luUitiitt ./Miehtaan, »«l h-Jd it. flr.^ «uuual marling al Jaekeon, rommeticing November 14th. 1866, al 10 u’etoA A. M.. and ma tinuing tw. aeeka under the direction <4 Pr»f. IL F. Baker../ Fuav Ol lb. pr....l uber. "Itoo.d U. WvilU ton. and Pruf. E. M. F.~tc. MkUtan. Jo." ib.ej.alarcwinbuMr to to. old ct aruclw at arouA. thia In^taft- i. doatgnrd a. a „.u - a ill taratob . meana nf nti.ing the etaitdard »f laate and laroa and O-rr.lto.. is Urrlg. cweslrua ; aad oUrnr — writers afll »dd to W I*e.m»efh> Jtocb ..sibor “tto. ww »oi.». «UI .1— culture in tbto Important art, it la an «*terpriee -ith which all intelligent ciuaen., NOTICE. wb.tl.er Smgrra or otherwiaa. may co­ operate. ItiahopKl the iwmbfr in at­ tendance will bo large. Terma for the BRACE & p-AJW JOUUCAB *o EATS. <DATS. 3TT.L-3> U.K Board can be olitaiavd k MlUI.ery *U lira. ***• AT BA8TERW rnicBB MS SAI.E'i at M.00 o< U.OO a w« Ute will doaa with tw» the direction of o. . ■— The Mlnwtaf OScera «»n »o»; „ ■,CB- th.- year I860: , CHANCERY ORDER. ,.1’rortwuif Ph •H’.Mfrls. " ' ’ stj tx or mkhkhk. zmu jahui <v­ ___ ,. . ...___ - u. 8c<rrr., u...i l.. a. -K. W Ku..l E. l»oo.. W- <i IIJ*””1-At . Fob 8.LX.-T-.lock U gnxtr. VILLAGE & &1 . •hBe. -•<«« . .. Jeitermm l-gkrsua eliiel, auc my aiure t.u building IM rani on liberal ter bviiQiuK j H 8vtTuW. O.DIHAHC* gkl£X ' BUCL iMac btajchml I of lb. Preu,, f„^7 “ . _ **\*3-f �FOJ HASTINGS BANNER. X IMPROVED. Mich. «»O“'““5 Fouriof owl Ihtir watery ireaasre Without aay allot er measure. U to Um fireavr rnosl as try ng Ai w ben all tils avupe era cry lag Mine Grace Taller wat L.'f ng M.r, Elu« !»„. of fine embroidery. The uuLCTwar u-r u u.. the sunshine of my own boms." “Yoe, but Frank--- " “Well, but, Grace V “Do you really love meT" For aMwer, be tnf>k both tbe fair, dellente little'hands hr his, looked steodlly wwl. The Can be Cured IT£D f&M THE STSTQ! “Frank,” said Grace, d*murnlj\*Tm afraid you will mkke • dreadfully strongwilled, obstinate r* "* -=»-*—*—* " “! shouldn't And «n the | EATINI AND OUTED In finding tjrt pattern. Mrs. Sevmour was tbe first guest In arrive at Mre Randall's select soiree on the first Wednesday evening in July—. tbe fact was. abo wanted a chance to coo-1 fide her grieft to Mrs. Randall’s sympa­ thetic ear. “Crying! Yes,nfcourse I have been crying, Mrs. Randall—I’ve dona nothing hut nev fnr a weak." , “Mercy upon us," said Mra. Randall, elevating her kid gloved bands, “what hi the matter I I hope Frank isn't In any sort of trouble." “My deer,''said the old lady, inn mys­ terious whisper, "Frank has been entrap­ ped—inveigled intn the milt dreadful entanglement. Did you ever fancy that he. the moat fastidious and particular of created beings, could be resolutely deter­ mined on marrying—a factory girl I" Mra. Raadall uttered an exclamation nf horrified surprise, and al the asms mo­ went a party of genu were announced, among whom was Mian Grace Teller, looking rather more lovely than usual. “Well." 'bought Mrs. Seymour, an her Thia for weeks and weeks together, I. th. pregramme at il.. woalbee. When wv'tl do our plotriog. sowing. Bees ae mortal man » know log. For the ground is aolh.ag “aborur “Very well—I have ofleo seen him." “Are you acquainted with Cynthia t" re Tellar »* Mrs. Randall's soiree I— “No—I believe Misa Parker aprnds | euppoae It's nil cm nCvtxint of Mary must <>f her time In thia city." ■n'a uncle. I hr- Judge. Here conn-o “Thai's very true," said Mra. Seymour, Parker n>xi Cynthia—dear me. v hat sageh ; “Cynthia ollcu says Ibere'a im mcieiy worth having in Factory villaonly the girls that work in tbe factory ; Ila life aahaled. bm spare nor lima tin feuar. and Cynthia is very genteel. But—ex­ cuse my curiosity, Miao Toiler—hww did 8«Mi Child ofear ageeUaae I bright and pare' you hecufne acquainted with Mr. Parker, ker Imdied quite an mneb astonished Unttw ! gtelle .pint t I boa art nr' and twt with bis daughter f* she had eipeeted. but somehow it w Uvtter Uno ranoy viol.tn iu lb. .... not just the kind * - • • • Of the nil-gracious Giver, and lb. Uno was on the prngrai Thai bmd m Io the. Denib nor Age cia lover; __ _______________ n_ -.... _____ Why. when Tboa art oxi be. our Ulo.ed forever! did voti eowte frotti Factoryville t" “Yon are acquainted with Misa Tel­ Io our weak baasaa bearta, shall spread aad msU, ler T" asked Mr*. Randall, with some TUI Asgria D«a> tbe Throov of tbe All ereiog Shall b« lb! happier for thy alnpte btiag I Allkou(h, an awn by any aortal aye, Tba liute Bowir my br« blown and dte. Il sheda'sboly laluieea abroad Ibreagt Um Usavn of Banu, Tb.rtol.ld,<<,»llbre,ta lb.nndalrt.nn Of iu charte brvatb may palaelv Urovgti creation. la all ef good aad fair thou AdM make knewu, hot la thy owa pare self; la oourtoua love. Caring for ua. though vailed bicb above; He* huBetifal! store saw thou bast palea,, Tbs look, ben veiled, that In Ur spirit abono; from which «er village take* it« osmo." “Dear mol" ejaculated Mrs. Seymour, “la there any disgrace in tbe title!" turning pale and oinking down upon a di­ quietly siked Grscu, although her own van near bar. “Why. they any the heirCheeks were dyed crimson. ms of the old gentlemen who owned the “Disgrace ! Oh, no—certainly not; Factoryville pr.iperty is the richest girl Which be.l u, 61 Iby .oner loveliness! there's no harm in earning one's living in In the aountrw ” Bright Asgat! uni be near oaj Mill attend an honorable way." returned Mra. Sey­ “Graee " eaid Frank gravely and al­ Our steps, sad ef thy wealth of virtue lead 1 mour, absently. The fact was, she was most sternly, “what does this meant" Incite to good, sad bold as back from wnrng-. thinking in ber inmost mind, "What viU The bine eyea filled with tears es she Teach ee seem echo af Um heavenly long; Frank say !" and anticipating the flag of cl nag closer u> his arm. triumph she waaab,>utto wave over him. ••1 can’t help owning the calico facto­ “I do not beeitats to confess,” went on ries, Frank. Dw'l you love me just as Grace, looking Mrs. Seymour foil in the well self I didn’t T' eyes, "that to the calico factory I owe “My little deceiver. But why dltTol my daily bread." you tell me!" “Vary laudable. I'm auro,” said the old “Why should I tell you, Frank t It lady, gm wing a little uneasy under the was so nice tn leave the beireas behind, clear blue gexe, "only—there are the and be plain Grace Teller lor awhile.— atop and graduations In all society, you And when I saw bow opposed your know, and—I am a little surprised to mother was to <mic engagement, a spark find you so intimate with Miss Elton, of woman's wilfnlness rose up within me. It was a little stndio, quite at tbe lop whose family la—', and I reeoleed I would maintain my inof the house. Upon the easel that occu­ Mary came over to Grace's side, and Cugniliaysome what might. Mrs. Sey­ pied the poet of bonur in tbe middle of mour." 4>e added, turning archly round thp room, • Mrge piece of can vase glow­ and holding oat her band to tbe diaeomed with the soft tints of s spring land­ fitted old lady, “din't I tell you that I scape, and Frax.k Seymour stood before owed my daily bread to the factory 1" II, palette in hand, bis large brown eyes And pm>r Mrs. Seymour, for once In draamy with a sort of inspiration. bar life, eras at a loos for an answer. In a comfortable easy chair by the door, awl a plump rosy little female, in a lace cap with plenty of narrow white eat in rihoo fluttering from it, and silverC poplin drees—Mra. Seymour, in “Frank !" she ejaculated, never once our artist's mother, who had juat stopping to remove shawl or bonnet, come up from tbe vary basement “to see and bursting into her coo’s studio like an bow Frank was getting along.” express messenger of life and death news, "Here, motbyr," sa>d the young men, "who do yoe suppose your paragon of with mi enthusiastic sparkle io hie eyes, Mice Teller lei" "just aee tbs way the sunset light touches “The loveliest of bar sex," returned what the daughter is like to be. Edu­ the top-moat branches of tba old apple­ Frank, briefly and comprehensively. cation Is simnet ererytbing. If she goes tree. Hike the brown, subdued gold of **A factory girl I" screamed the old If- out Rule you may conclude that sbe is that lint; it somehow reminds ma of dy. st Ute bight of her lungs, “a factory f»nd of her home and fully occupied there. Grace Teller’s hair." If you find her house clean and orderly, Mrs. Beymowr moved a little uneasily the dinner well coded and served punc­ tually, and nothing wanting and m» run­ ning about. It is all due to the mother's good roansgem.nt. You will find bar well dressed, bet becomingly, fur a man is always willing to lay out a certain sum for bis wifii'a apparel, aa be would not like her tu be the least well-dreward aiming her friends. You will find she keeps few servants, well knowing that “Now. mother, what’s the meaning of . the more servants there are le a plane that ambiguous Ume!*' demanded tba I the mure coofaeion and the lose work is young artist, phaaantly. “Whu have i dona; and, if you had come is an hour yea discovered about Mim Gram Taller, earlier, you migbl Imre seen her make that isn't charming and womanly and I aporkling eta, “but It to because aba ia in every tespeot my superior. Groce Tel­ ler io one of the nobleel women that ever breathed tbit terrestrial Mr, aa well sa oco of the moot beautiful. Mother. | h>»e her, and aha hat promised to bo my ACKLEY’S CATAERH REMEDY GROCEY STORE. TAJJCT ®D©BS, Stationery,... BDIUJIAIB IKBSdbBT, Real Estate Agency, CONSUMPTION Warranted Calaaa check*! la its lselfivat it*(vi. OY S T E R S Middlevill® Barry Co. Mi oh. H. WEIGHT Agent non sale— School Books. Wall Paper,Medicines, Groceries, .Paints, Oils, Uni Lamps At Chandeliers J. M. HILI. A WARM MEAL Ul’KOVED FAKM Foil SALE. F. I. AMLETD. ADAM UHUFFA*. So Chaser of Diet n Nrcewisre. ’ Can U BSrJ w llbnv! drteclkw aid wi tert a csre, if ood areertisg te Uitrae .1 JVew Era CLOTHING DUTY* CLOTHES WASHER A^B THE UNIVERSAL Clothes Wringer. Good BELL'S SPKdFKT 1’11,15 THE CARS ARE AND ALL MBIT RAVE h"VV» are A-nrreHr • «< SvvbooI U -teovw uri -Bvlt o arrival few ir>( s Liquid Catarrh Remedy. H. FRENSDORF & CO. BELLV EXTERNAL REMEDY Boots Siuitllanj. “Frank, Frank, I never thought lw ase eny son marry a common factury girl!" And then a torrent uf leers came to hv relief, while Frank went effewietly RUS Liquid I DMHdMS OHM seek 'WJSWW.' AND PIECE GOODS Shoes ONE 0 Regard Which can be had by ■ans Life Pill: Calling at the First Class Cutters HASTINGS Bl. I. N. BEELYE A Cl. r* ruxrOKT, iLuyou. _kJ Yhelnask sad retail Droggwu. ONE DOOR WEST OF TT. A. GOODYEAR* YYARDWAJIE . STORE,' STATE STREET. H. Frensdorf a> co. repairing DONE TO ORDER. ti LEtir, •’ATMEBricn.'BEOAL • , �sin nitron BOTTOM OUT ACKLEY, Hastings, - - - Mich. dry goods Bastings, F. 1). Lyon’s Periodical Drops I OF THI ASTROLOGY BARGAINS THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY GOOD NEWS AT LAST FOB IBREGULAHmEB. MARKET! 1 he FlftCt! to Buy It Gabath, Rnwau Fucun • Coaririiiua ,, ms Lin ar Brenae•" >11 sell six-ortara Mslodmna i. tess.t 15 \ ! **. • Hrt. nartonbhi totba 0. D. SPAULDING’S SSSfaS?' ACKLEY’S do"t*’« rt»d Cotum Orea»* . Waluot.nw. Retail priceat^aS^nW J. M. HILL. « Oct. ssth, iMd.. octilMtf rata for U. 8. sad Canadas. PATE1T MKBICINEt. 8Cim BttIB GROCERIES! GROCERIES FAIR PRICES A y r | ‘ J PHIUIPt nr Children Carriages Tf*1?'* £'L*'- ‘7* ”7*^****“ DR. RAPHAEL, FRUIT CANS, Tba Aatrolegwr ef Ua I9th Century, BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. poods: Heslinga. April^S, |M4. aprtl-l ______ BOBEBTS a BTJHKEB. Clothes Wringer. DOMESTIC , Good Merrimack Prints rhe Vnivrnal Ctotbra Wriacer, with ; «b»<U. bulal.L tl>r > >r»l 1 rcmlum — ■ It. Fair St rterv N. tth.rn Su>«: al .. I'-nn.uiu al the l»"i two tert of the Sewing One Shilling, HARDWARE STORE H. A G00DYEAH 4 CO, IO, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. *c., Ac. i Impotence lEMEUY. Eatou Co.—Daniel Palmer. John FAllan. P. St S5T£Si. Wr.tK’w’.T iSa !>• not imat Io what ear oaa mar tall you about Sawlog MacfrtsM. bet cal! at tba u W. Smith. J. H. Eart. Apptkalioes received by the D.reetoro AU aoc-.municstiana should U addraaaa.1 to tbe Sec­ retory al Ol»el,or D. W. Smith. Yermcnieille. Ilnatlnffa City Newi Ream, viaxsciAB cant* tiioOOO------- ----------- ItZSO.WlO WOKTtl OF IFaUku Clotit. Diamond Ring* Ruino.. Mrlodrona, Urmiap cbinti. Silefr Wart, ONE DOLLAR EACH WITIIOVT Regard t>. value! And Mrt !«• he paid for uittilXBO ktw.w what rnU>w‘tn receive. Congestive Chills, g R itiFever AGUE rynns Life SEE THE DOCTOR HIXBSDX.F. and will be sold at LET THE AFFLICTED READ ! ». M. HILL. Agr-Mt, CimnUm nf Barry, Eaton, Cal houn end Allegan. • Iron, Nails, Stoves, K Bilious Fever, Intermittent Fever, S Remittent Fever, of nil hinds, la gaaenUy kept ap to the wants of the people, Addiag Treaaporlatlon; aad eoaalsu matalyof CL’BB Chills and Fever, HARDWARE Railroad Prices, rr,. SPOONER’S (JOLD & SILVER !- DR. RAPHAEL, dox wo. tfzys, rosT-orr CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. Machines, SHUTTLE STITCH J not of cwnoidmlDa for tba feelings of oil MervhaOta aha I! rtfralo fr„m r.ibliahlog price al wliicli wr d<i cell Goods. NEW STORE No. in east budison wrmrr, Chicago. nxiNora. 0.1. IFADltlia. BENTLET AND THE UNiVKRSAf* stovs THE SILVER SKIRT More Durable, More Elastic, Moro Graceful: And tare. Sheet Irss. GROCERY ! NEW GOODS. SEW BUlbDISG. aad SEW BAP PASS, uyujything elm fashioned from All Mrts sf Shelf Hardware, IK. EL MJOIW8. CHICAGO UNDERSOLD, un acw ready to aacommodato aU with good ud bn.UM style of Skirt (Pleated KS.i was awarded by th. OaaaT Anaavra Fata. b.U in Sew lark, October, My Oyster Rooms Farming Tools of all kinds, ainTb, Silver Medal I P Diarrhea, Cigars & Tobacco Coaataally oa bead. Do not forget tbe pises. Look for tba “WHITE SIGN," twe deers east of J. H. Goodyear A Co a Mon. A Dysentery, Periodical Headache, 0,L8'pLAB8. U pUTTY AND ^TOODEN ^ARE. BJtrire Asnortment of Glm«» Dumb Ague. WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF IT. HARNESS PILLS. •""••be. _<Working Fanner. 11 par -wk tn say famHy.-fM. T. Greviag la f,.Or tbe mora it is used. We like Frone Farmer, Chicago. Il rr^lr menu aS the good that oaa bo sold of t-.Hartl Nrw Torter. ‘ .*2'j ■orkn,> “4 *>«» “• ’«* wdL-|OMe J(REVOLVEI«, RIFLES, Al! Harnesses maaufaetured tram tba For Sale by all Druggiats. » Wm. Spoombb & Co., »• i‘ ‘h« profarram over ilotuealeati. .... __ I. .____ LI_ Nashville, Tenn. —»»»* AsstMuexi of R*llre«d 8Uck. -----------BEXD M CKXTS F<»B A CKBT1F1CATK. Variable Fann for Sale- SHOP. ^^^^^MASCTJttTVREM OF T. g »Mm. «w>- !4.,V’TUKS!*c* rrJjE.' HARVEYS GOLDEN MU* Largo Assortment of Travling Baskets To Everybody. HUTY3 CLOTHES WASHER h llllll. . ; Al the Detroit and Chicago Liu-Prine. MORE GOLD ' I CHfiAP AS THE CHEAPEST. GLAD NEWS KE YALl’ABLk 111. ■ Fair [ bp «n>» M nndy, ’ in their line, Uun any ■ «>lber Spire in U>»n. ' AND NQ MJ STAKE Qouiditing of all the Popular , ■OMELl A NEVIMC. ILLS EXTERNAL Striker, i A ABKfiXLUSG More, and Better Bbrago, Ctermfrals, PaiaU, Oih, Pqrc Wlne^dk Larners iD»y «III OD<1 a »«r. e.z« lor oamcarriox, arrsMa. asoscsiru, cocoas, coins, tie. Tbe oalr object al tba ad veruser, in sandinf Mm preacrtpUon. la to basalt tbe alLcled. and spread informaUm . which be eonoeiVM to be inralMble. aad ho bopes every ealbrer will Uy bis rvtnedv. as II will ml , tbam notbing. aad may prove a Ucaiaw. d’artiea wiabing the preacnpii..n wD! plena oddrrn Rrr. EllWABD WIL8OX. r &C. F. D. ACKLBfS. .1 I <&© © © » : PRINTS FOft’iSi Cu. GEORGE H. HOCKS. .WrttorjV.SUUi or raa Saaairr or Baur Cocm. i Uaatiega, Mleh A.gaol nd, IMg. f .BCToaa or Uaaav Cocrtt ■ — Uto tbe fortgv.Bg uotim from tbe SeeAf.u ..4 Ik. ..__ _ ___ 8tur«. Lamps A Chandeliers &C-, Roberts •asA« uaunri StatioiKTyi ’ School Rooks, Wall Paper, Medicines, Groceries, Paints, Oils, &<•„ ' at low 1’. uford ■•Uing u GOOD BROWN SUGAR 13| Cu. tor 'FAHCT M>©iD8, • oveaUoua. tbe ceaulg'viator. IU. thorough Ifaaa .nd Harmony. Ord" DRUG A BOOR STORE : Established ii 1831 1 For the People! asaoas O r«~. u u Warranted,7 NEW GOODS THE HASTINGS Of every needed Kind and ai.v U jest purcU-od C-r caxb arlrvtnd SUKilta in the Mar- -is the— hi nrisa'jsuinams ESTABLISHMENT! , RUSSELL & NEVINS ■ ’» CASH STORE Cheap Q For Cash . HirRR.vH FOB TBB OLD AXD LOKQ TBIBD »«. Mvexrre and cax xm BEST EABTEBM LEATHER, For ths Vailed States Bervko. Also Aad I a variably POCKCT «»d BXLT BKVOLVkkX. MLD AT KAlbaOAD PRICER. BBPRATtNO PISTOLS. i . AU Klada .f WA1RIXG Um at RirLB CAMS, HKrOtnSO RIFLED n.. aw. q.. o.. REMINGTON'S REVOLVERS Walck Maker dkJTewwter. OOLO A MLTXBOALTASnHSO DR.BICELOW �“gQK Tintl TEAJKgf?- Are Yen I be rt-eult. I t eapeewdfy grallA itig in •"■•r li, Rq.rrarrrtsth. Lrtatricl. Here,. «<.rtthat money or whi'ritey, or de- Populi Vox Dei. ot.cendddoUM nr weure. Was with­ held t» defart th. Bon. James A. 8w^ »y. Hi. opponent was uoe »f tbe bvurt •Itbuwt •t|*t, ««rf bi. LACKEY resorted la *11 tba n>rin Tatcrs, th. Devil ever Invented to aid him fa taring th, e|ee. cratic, rad the rtecth« of W. Bweexsy,' by * majority of 387 is, under all the cirremstar.ee., a victury to 111 with fay the heart of evafy loyal man. ‘ In Hesiinga.-tb. ramili[fa amiMUtly nut equal tbs majoriie of two veers ago, but is large enough Cr *11 practteal purpoeea. But tbs election of ISfladiflbre from that of J 8M. in thia: We gain In Democratic couatibs, and the oopohiiioo, where they gain at all; gain In bora.—‘ And taking into consideration the fact that tgenty-thr«e <4, out ?nigHy-two counties, one-fourth, gave small Demo­ cratic majorities In 1864, it will easily be ■een why thia election givee us ao much V^uUrogth.nJb.Lraial.aure. Tteu BARRY COUNTY ERECT. “ Glory to God in the Highest, on .Earth peace and good will toward men.” COOK IS VINDICATED, “Let all the People rejoice.” SWEEZEY Is elected by 337. Hurrah! Hurrah! B 0DTERS. SORE EEA DS AND COPERUEA DS f ANNIHILATED; ‘Surely the Lord God Reigneth.” JONES ‘ GOES TO LANSING, “And our hearts are filled with exceeding greatjoy.” HOLBROOK Goes to the COURT HOUSE, • Mills goes in search of Bogus Republican Tickets. STRIKER is Clerk, The following Is tbe official reeult In Hastings. Tbe result in tbe other town­ ships will be given when officially ravelv- Zbr Governor, H. U. Crap.*, A. 8. Witfiame, Republican majority -for Lieutenant-Govemor, Dwight May, ■ J. G. Parkhurst, . • Republican maj>^ity, Zbr Srcretop qf State. O. L. tipeui'lmg, H. M. 'DionipaiMi, RrpuMioiu majority, Zbr State 7'rrarurer, IR VI^TG is Redeemed. ‘There is a God in Israel.” THORM-APPLE the Ban­ ner Township. AU honor to her “ WR10HT." The whole Sboulderstrap Ticket on a trip to Salt Htver. LIBERAL ^BKBTd A STRIKER. M1CHLKE 8. Clements,jr., 2ll> Republ-can majority, 72 Zbr Item. qftAe State Board of EducaEd* in Willette J. W. Bircbmun RepilbHcAII maj’i LmZrea^ f-cr sHi. ks. Morsis Holbrook , 1 -, —John E. Rueelta baa been appointed ।by tbe President av District Attorney for tbe Southern District ol lllinvl*. ' SASII, DOOS * BLIND MANL'PACTT Tm Latest Faainoxa.—Since tbe Invention and suoora.ru! Introduction of ' —Fiva-twratiee were quoted in Lon­ tbe Celebrated Duplex Elliptic [or don on the 30th ulu at 68$. double] Spring Hoop Skirt by Mr. J. I —There are now nearly one hundred W. Bradley ot New York, tbeIndira millions of gold in the Treasury, includ­ ing fiHirtsen millions in certificates. the ide* uf discarding tho luehion of] —The central American Stales are all, wearing hoop aklrta on account of the’ jmcuUnr and graceful mnuncr In which the Duplex Skirts adapt tbomrolvca to । J. W. Lradley'a Celebrated Pateal —The latest speculation concerning the office of Secretary of War, Is that every exigency and emergency, bo gen- j eraUy acceptable have tlicso Skirts be­ (OB LtuUBLE MFDiQ> General Grant will serve ad interim. come that the ladle, regard them ns a: —It is very creditable to General s]>cclal favorite Ln view of tho superior j Sherman that be declines to be Secretary flexibility, llgiitncos and durability com- ' Tbe WuwJvHid FUsibidtr sod greet somtert blned in their manufacture. They also j consider them a (armorc economical and comfortable Hoop FUrt that ever haa or j _,rw„ Jr can bo made for all crowded assemblages, ukJ iiwav 4ms, sa th. Ndit uu t>« taw for Ih. promnuA. o Nou.. Ar—. Any — lady after wearing ono of throe tSklrta B>w*mi»i>v lavruwlu.., iwt Usui ui u>j «■<>• will never afterward, willingly dispense Bpoog'Bkin. . , r ' A U<h tisviog vryrovJ th* plmu-T. ramfort 4 wlthtbeiruM. Long experience In tbe .-^j Ohn«ou uhlor^i Ux.mc of Hoop Fklrta haa proven .'mi. Ovum, run far * d... «iu u..e» —Tbe cattle plague has nearly disap­ manufacture U Ur. pnrpri.tor, -I UrU InnnUon. UiU iKTuttSg“ «J? peared Ju England. single-springs will always retain that i vtur iv .n ottere. —Tbe cotton crop of Egypt la said to sU(T unyMdlng and bungling stylo TWy wit s«4 brad er tessk Uk« ta< risgte .. u » S b,“ s'11 u"1rpvrt't' be large the prMrni year. which has ever charaetcrirxd them, r.1 .h.p. *bm tbm vrfcwr LitUosr; Xktna «ill — A Cuban officer lx a-ming to the whereas the double spring hoop or the ►•»'« tevo ibtuHo whl. ss •«!.«». Tb* bw|« . .. m . *r: cvitrrd Hltu Ovubl.sM i.tMvd thread, aad United States t» purchase two gunboats Duplex Empties Will bo found free from tu, butlooi r.da ara a* o.|? ^bte .pnag^ b-i thcoc objection*. Notwithstanding tho twice(sr drab*) ravmd. mroMtlbm Iism • ability of tlw manufrrturera, Moran.' L"?/ 4"wn n.Ca^ P“ld Ch,,r W.k,Uvood —Self-ruling stamped envelopes are aiKUi io be issued and raid by tbe Popd*: Wert.’, Bradley & Cary, td turn out over, Ae Deplrt Elliptic la a greet favetits with all IKUI * PKITlSt. alx tho ne.nd Pklrts per day from tiielr • b dl T•J 4 ” ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ -■"redoi b» me offic. Depsriinrau,----, J ““ Fsdnos Mscun.es a. Ur M.nm Saiar or Tea large manufactories Ln New York, they I Fauuuuaia Kaus —A fatter.from the Secretary of Penn­ feel obliged to request all morclmute or- ’ * "** ,K* ‘ — 1 “ *-■- - • ----- -sylvania atalea the fuflnwing as the oomdcring the Duplex Elliptic Skirts, to pLle official vote far Governor ; Geary . send thcL-onlcm a few day a before they M7.204; Clymer,290,096 are wanted. If possible, ca they are al­ — A Nauooa) Qmiention of the Grand ways moat constantly ovorauld acme days, Aimy of ttsv* Republic is ewllrd |u niret at Indian*poli. uti Tuesday, November 20th, fm tho purpose , uf perfecting (be ____ lith the Prn national organization ion. It wa. thought the pn . I’rad-i, would bo elected.—Rsv Sylvanu* Cubb, the well-kmiwo Univeiaallsl clergy man, died at Boatoti An other conspiracy against I hr U-arr SKIRT. C Dillman 218 Republican majority, 73 Zbr Attorueg General, Wtu. L buioghton, 291 Gru. Gray, 218 Republican majority. 73 Zbr Superintendent uf Public Instruction. gistitu' HuivBi Hirrrtorg. Z’lainipgA Matching Ar mL (INION STORE er JETJi^Dr? \\ glAHB. | n*v. i Nor. | Marble Shop. V0T1CK. - AU yws«we 1 site. Iril CUck LN Wateh^. sr Jewrin MT. ttorrts*fc rrpoirlag eas bave t'-« samo by csHis* oe 1 an ri.itlwji *M. lathi**- recently aged 68 years. J. B. llutcbit.., Rrp.blicen majority, Zbr State Senator, A. L. tarrvn, Wm. R. Manin, WeBra R. Martin, F. W.HLtby, Rrpablicio majority. —A Uttar from a Pittsburgh lady, traveling tbrongh G.rtn.ny, report• mat­ ing Robert Tiwimb. near Munich, and finding him tbabby In dress, rrry drunk and exceedingly quarrelsome. 934 271 47 273 23* 38 282 2J0 62 — Avery, U. S Assessor cf Sacramen­ to, rakm.wlvdgrs the receipt - of ..rder» from Washington to deliver hi* uffice to Bigler, but disobeys them. NEW AIIVSCTIAKMENTS. Prvnptly rated I. all ratable cun. at Dr. Bristol*. Eye mid Ear m 1 - —Il fa now raid that General Sherman fain araompstiy Miulater Campbell lo Mexkrt. I agretiSH* ol the UdMTT. »U »u , allriMItt ad their aadaUve. atntaaUD., andpaia rWaviag >Ttecta to their elecinc yaaliiM. Ha aaarru tkay maar, ike brahk; rlectrk m4nira (vgwiliwrfesi lot ihc part. uiSUal lma( twund, pais asd —Tbe David-and Johnathan like inti macy ofGens. Grant and Sberman altracte-miuk Mtentfob-at Washington. —Th. eeneu* of Chitetex rafaMCQippleted by |be aftuvl agwt, fact* up 200. TOBACCO, 276 904 72 CIGARS, WHOLESALE UK RETAIL. SNUFF, 'X.ND / 275 231 41 pipes, meerscham, G. W. Mill., Rapubliean majority, G. W. Milla, C. G. Hdbrook, Republican majority, Hardware Merchant, given. —Hun. W. B. Reed, tbe nolorlnua Philadelphia Mremioniat, opened the lecture coarse in Richmond on Tbaraday and all is well I! CARL Tis Resureded. <*4.9. 1—Csfai Capltal.l RISKS TAKEN TERMS. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC L. H. Trask, S IL-nnbliran majority, ’ ~fbr Auditor General, S Vk m. Huh pbrey, 21 Gem Spaulding 2 Rrpuliliceii majority, ‘ ZLr Cbm’r qf the State Land Office, lr I ■ ...a .u J. A. Swerzey, W. Goodyear, Dem. mspirity ZbrATterV, E. 11. Alalory, U. P. Ralston, Republican majority. JW Qntnty Clerk, D btr kur, M. Wing, Republican majority, FbrQmte nttamiro-. A. LXri...k, W m. Upjohn, Republican majority, Nor Reoidar df Dnnde, b. II. Ofak, J. G P. Nrglsy Republicwn majority, E\xr Prosecuting Attorney, Wbolsrofaaad M«uH Ml BaiiADwaT. N. Y. TJniem majority m> joint ballot, 10. This jrar.lt wIII stand the.: perate wurk eera done t by any puiiticwl party reduced tbe vote uf ifr. Sweezey about 50. But this fa nu index of p.W.c sentiment, and only damunetrate* wkat money will do when owd as free aa wa­ ter. In a village Uh. Uiia, a1! in favor of some peculiar favorite, and when every other nam. on a ticket Is traded in aid of one person, and that una, tbe only ou.didate by tbe party fur whose electiiHi there is the vlrgblest poralbfa chance, and w. regard tbe vote of Mr. Swrasey in Heslinga, under tbe circauntancee, de. cidwily romplimestery.. r Bepublican Majority ■azaiiaai, 1**1. Mtlefacwry, out wilhaiandfag. the result of the free uro of abfa# and the most dra­ Z>ZTWE'5TJ I»J E. U H. T. ANTHONY 6i CO.. MaanfacUrtrs •( PUtagrapklc GUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR ROOT, GERMAN PIPES, 1.rtSSarcrSK; sad all kinds eraally kept is a FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE, 8. J. Itiillrman, Q P. Urebee, RenuUlcaa mejmity, J. L. Sisran, Jacub Odell. Republieon majority, Fur ffavisiun of Cunalitutioo, Against “ —The eleetlims to fill vaesneira in lbs Tctmeaera Legialaturr, indicate that the political complexion of that body will be in tbe future about a. in tbe part.*; —Governor Orr autburixra tbe Bomb Candirflan newspaper, to ray that be la utterly and unequivocally opposed to the —Official returns from Nebraska elect John Taffire Rebobliean member for tbe 40th Congress, by 748 majority. Tbe Republican majority in th. Stater Legiw latore is It <»n joint ballot. -a asd Bessty* xw 1 u.. UTML bukTw eSTJ^i EATS, <DAIS, TM ■IRIicrr aid Straw Caofs, NEW GOODS NEW FALL AND WINTER Goods —Tbe ex-rebel Poetmastw-Genrral Reagan of Texas, publishes a long letter referring to hi. farmer fatter. He is very strongly la favor of granting negro auffrrae and al) utitcr rights tbe asm. a. VILLAGE ORDINANCE. Fall and Winter Hate. LMte^ ChiMrv.'s era Btam, CTW >K HIDE?, PELTS ANO d � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-11-14.pdf 8f0d120b583ffcf6da50dde48500aa17 PDF Text Text low VOL. XL SusintM Birttlorr. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, 1866. Jural an) fflisctllantcns ADMINIBTIIATOU'S BALE *uo"7^rf' "tan* of ths •ri-eal«R-Xtel>«>* NO. 29. CHANCERY ORDER. I OF MICHIQAX. Eighth Jodtatal Clr- .ItarWrtDgor JtOl,c.‘u bmbr gir** that ta par*.**.. M ____ _ _____ I M* W«k I® ■ ll«»w* Bud .ulh.nly amnU.I tola* br ihr Fra-U.OM Pmlu. lU A^ud, 1 k-" <’*-' **«’- iT—t. Itarrr htal. .f the Hon. Ooruelhm Coleof Ex............... .......... Ititor. s. bay aprros-.......... ....... . l>« ». s. Er«*tag Kxprmn...... ....... IlMrr.s. Xi|bl Cxprsss.......... ............. l:U»a Ar mi UNION STORE nr WWBJJ & IflApy, bsHoaa.J. B. Fawier and ^“ •BW.fa • Demjcrat. The comTw Wtewa it May Cwwesra. Whoever may bar* lost. (.trsyed or FtoXfon wlU be furthet changed by tho I of Yennemelwbo se^z), a , q. CaUeU of! stolen) balwrvii th. 5<b tmdSfi.hof Aug. election of a their Democratic Senator in Ms'.yland (probably Gov. Swann)and to fill (present Congrera) H. lest, three three year uldalwra, weighing the place of the A. Only 8. Cresawell, Of lion. Oregon. one of shout 1200 I Im., groat each, «me of which Radical, whoso terra expires next year1;. ia spotted red and white, one red. with or Pattetwon, the President star In toes, and one greyish flank, and email burns, one all red, except mm* little while upon tbs belly, can obtain In­ formation <d the same, by enquiring of lbs subeeriber. al Carlton. Barry County. SANFORD SISSON. Carlton, Oct. Slid l»W. 13 - —-------- J--—*.— .»uw wcimy UJ the choioe of Radicals In the place of the Hons. Edgar Cowan and William Wright, Democrats, the laUor de.-camad. John Evans and Jerome B. (,'haffi-o arc the Senators chosen from the proponed new HUte of Colorado, and Thomas W. Tipton and Gen. John U. Thayer thc-e chosen from that of Nebraska. Theme four territorial Senators arc Radicals.— Should they be admitted in the next Congress, the Radical strength will Im- ■ with his lor, has attained ths summit of lU'-tial felicity. The Vermont*.' eh" considered himself rich with- three hund­ red dollars clear of tbs wurhl was a Jx Bbmion.—The Board of County wealthy man. Not comparatively, per­ Canvasser* art now In aeasion. II they haps. bit postively so; wealthy 'in hi. get through with the can vans before we u«n opinion, and what better criterion of go to pees., wo shall publish the nctutd majorities. But m any event shall pub- ATTACHMENT NOTICE. ATTACHMENT NOTICE. y TheCircuit Court for th* County of COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE Tta .. “““ •* iwun limns of Harfmr* la ndj Cante, all the **d iaurwtW said Mto.w is and t* Mlhwlsg itwrib«d rest **UK ’>i. Tl.. w lltkd MC amber twrotr ta lows Sa. r«t to U* "• V... 0*3 XNUc ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE CHANCERY ORDER. Bailey are adding to their sto.-k of clothing, a lull stock of Dry Goods, Gro­ ceries, Ac., At For full particulars see our adv. col- llu. r.uU. ibsi lb* Stan* n*m*d dafowdsat. ii M • rMU.nt <rf ib* Htst* at Micbtasa bat r*md*«laibd0l.l«^|iHM4L * O* tortwr ul i'rsat Alta*, Craraisraaat's Solicitor., it I. unkrtd that lb. **1df*«- ~ ‘ .... . ___ , .. Ohio Etxcnox.—la Ohio, the official vote lor Cuugrvwsmon foots upas fallows: llopubUam 214,OH; Copperhead, uld.dul; Republican majority, St,042. boon expected, tho Copjieritmcto o. Colorndo.at whosehoedt.uv. Cunutiingshna finally planted himself, are making bad cilort to defeat its admhwloa ar. us a btate. A Democratic Couvculli’n ia to meet on the L’dth for this purpose. bin*, k* COMMISSIONERS NOTiCR- MBS < ( ■ ta.u, wawh Asotheb Gbkat Battle.—We have nows by the Atlantic Cable of another great battle between the !,a.-ngunyana and the Ailhw, resulting In the defeat be s'aM wb^"7»P^« i'rT'utt iir of the latter with heavy loss, and so complete a dctnorall>aUon of their array that Flores had Men compelled to njtrvat upon >lontevido, operations being, ior the time, altogether smpended.The genius of Ixipcs, seconded by the bravery of his soldiers, to manifestly in the ascendant. 1*Z3^w?£.to. IIS>. UbimI by Ite Viil•<.0<H*Bl*(* ui Barry Comity. XisMno. os Toed.. th* l»lb day of Deoan.bar A. D. IMS. at B.'atoek P. M of lb*l Aar. ail lb* nshl UU* sad IstamtoTuid minor. in sad to IL. Vaal k.ir nT Iho Ks.nl. WmI ...it., nto— __________ _ Usit^wiscux. | ftosthwsws Dot* J ItnUand Ort.*!Mb l»«. TAKE NOTICE. IRACS & OTJWYEHIK*H AND RETAILS** OF HOWARD ASSOCIATION, llliery aW Straw EASTERN PRICES. STAnorMMOmUr, Owtotpdf Itevy. I Ala MM** otat.e FrsWl* Cosrl lor (h***, *f Barre, haUaw at Um Froball " ‘ .Ilian J! Uaatlora. on Monday, tl Oclohar m CM yasr so* tbaaiaa “•■STStSa U4 — » «■ — ’-r ILLAGE ORDINANCE. FOR HIDES, VG8. \ . -boUtaf te» ••do.’ terweresn rtno. all* sws^a Btreeg S^* . ^' C;D ta.il tteir dtates- 1 �StUrtti Jortrj Hat i p<«* uf engaging in the then ciHuiaon pmrtlm* nt picking barrl**. Th* /Tiling woman after lusting away for a wbilr, became annoyed with th* cheesfMfc'unpurtumtiee ul im child, and aent him home. She thought nothing mor* of tbr matter till, Ufmn ber return ia tb* ep-y mng, she *aa'(urpri*«d to And' that the ’ bar bad not returned. hair, though numbering but fifty y rare,, Vues from hie armeksir, and much affect­ ed, greeted the familiar face. The aoni of the cashier accompanied him, andI I, ni'nihl to dry the U9ag tsar. Tbs rigbl lo quell Ui. rising Irv; Tbs to sovoeib of care. And risbl JUpsr ««ufortthe to bro* dsspslr. I'M. rl<bl to..Kh to. parlm* I T. BooUm aa4 «r*<v the Ud 44 W»iesai’isre‘ KI1EK IT ■ UuM IT sad n la {joIrcAu'y si Ww‘. MutdieriUs. Utt ,g W 4» • Wssctioa «l* D '___ii witiuiiT. •> Can be Cured FIAIOI, MEtOHtli, | eradicated $uv Wr nwn Clothes When Htali spriulii'g two nr three d.,!A lh« Aaucea are » that he’ll b»’ I--* fo fbom the system: ryOR RAL3-»e arras Pi»* l*»4. sg »se- r\ la r UleMsw, ARegaa eauery/eod fo I death <>t a valuable dark, and it ia at your disposal. It is my gift and valued al tvelra hundred a year.” Pen cannot describe the joy with which ths kind offer was accepted. The day of deliverance had come. On the following morning ike cashier entered th* handsome store of Ilontly 4c Wamer and enquired fat the head clerk. He came obeequioualy. “Sir, Is that a bad note,” aaid tb* cashier, sternly. “What fa tb* price of this dreaaing-, gown.'fflr 1” a»ked a sweet-faced girl, ca­ tering lb* elegant store of Huntley A Warner, in a city and atreet which shall be nameless. Il was a cloudy day. The cleiks lounged near lhe counter and yawned.— Tho man to whom Alice L-cke address­ ed herself waejaaaty and middlc-sRcd.— . Ila was bead clerk of Huntley A Waraer, and extremely cuoscqarntial—In “1—! think not sir," stammeringly re plied the clerk. The cashier went to tb* door. From his carriage stepped a young girl in com4>Sfi» ■ ilb bis daughter. ‘ -Did you not tell this young lady, my ward, that thia note was o>unlerfoil I— And did you u-H so forget self respect, and th* Interest of your employers, as to otter an insult.* lhe man stood confounded—be dared not dooy—hs could say nothing for bun < Day altct day pa**rd, and stilt tbs miss­ ing member of lhe distracted family did —•—•n, n<ir could anv' lidinge »f him by Ms aguQheJ parents. Fier eyery eearebiug party who to Ind the missing onu bad re-1 id reported th«ir mission fruit pfter all hope of ever seeing' ——----- tag boy acain had vaaisbed from the minds of the afflicted parents, suspicion began to fasten upon the Joong woman, who was a aervant in the family. She again asaertsd her Innocence, snd ! stated that she know nntbing of the mlseIng boy freiu the time ahe bad sent him homeward. In spite of ber protestations,1 however, ahe was arrralsd idwr the mur­ der of the boy and incarcerated in the rude lock-up, which had been erected by lhe early settlers. Ilcio site wns kepi for a time till it became apparent that Oo evidence againat ber could be obtained, when she was discharged from custody. Hsatbig*. May SCtb I B<4._________ GROCEY lb* bill fell from bit hand. Alice caught it from lhe floor and hur­ ried into the street. Such a shock the girl had never receiv ed. Sb* hurried tn a banking establish­ ment, found ber way in and presented th* not* to a noble l<*Atag man with gray hair, faltering out, “I* this bill a bad one, rfrl" Tb* caahier and bm aon happened to be tbedaly persona present. Both no­ ticed her extreme youlh, beaytv, and ag­ itation. Tb* cashier looked closely and handed II back, a* with n polite b»w and eomewhal prolonged look, he aaid: “Wagood ML। “ • »>, v. wo A Loe, with a ,. _ , -“and ns dared------- " She could go no further, but eatirely overemue, she beet ■ her bead, and the hot tears had their way. “1 bag pardon, hate you bad any Ironble with it r asked the cashier. ,.., "Olr/kif,you »IH excuse me foe givfag way 10 lay feelings—but yooepoks •u kindly, snd I foUau sure that it was pamaows ra™ Hswnioa»s u N.-tr -K-Ba.-Tbe pictorosqvse-><s. stid of back eouns. .nd, everytb.ng .vwMrulaisg to »!*• rr*r °* • *’«*•*. *• ZT.wred with tb. fnmt, whkk is fined STORE. for the puMIe eye. There foennch fo he learned el’s*»•. »>7 al rears Where tbs direction ol a rm4 •> “ "» — •,J 'FCJUniAB IBSSOBT. For GEN TLES EM aaS YADIES. CONSUMPTION Beal Estate Agency, OY S T E R S SE11TKD DP ia every style. ablse him U> d*t’»«r t'*•»«'»« •<> o” tge world,In plarea .where nobody eh wu«ld ttowk art looking ft>r them. H. WRIGHT Agent Groceries, Ftfl Sta Warranted EXCHANGE BLOCK, Mlddlevllla Barry Co. Mich. D<)R SALE- A aUtcK : the dev.-uring of old cour »rv loiffrtlr— by tbruo rgrowii,no*et. vT.ThjT For loMaoce. Mr. B^kma. . artrr M. HILL MPROVED FARM FOR SALK. COLD LUNCH The firm parted with their unworthy clerk that very day, and he left the store OJV THE SHORTEST NOTICE disgraced, but justly punished. tlsvise b*4 FiHsss vnr* exssrteesetai • TIST Alice Lucke facimo the dasghter <.f CLAMS ftKFTSVRAkT. I have m> kssiUaey ia the good cashier. All <>f which grew out coiners was a eon-in-law of tbe *fflietod family, Mr. J. Z. Ballard, our fellowof calling a genuine bill counterfeit. lownsman, who was greatly surprised, a law days nines, Vi Irani that the boy who had long Im numbered with the deed,' bad arrived in the southern part ..f tlrfs State, and was making inquiries 4Vrr bis , On Saturday, the 2Vth of September, family. ThgU-y^d gnm/tsfos both branches of the Oregon Legislature, stalwart mail of tbirty'-fir*. Hi.cmite- I tn Joint Convention, elected Henry W. VOIIMIIU — Corbett United Stales Senator. The fi '—— —“ OUS exposure tf Urn almne.Ha, and bis net cote was as fidlow* ; Corbett, 3H ; •'new. frame hardened hy repeated ad­ Nesmith. 4; Smith, 14; Prim. D., 7; ventures in the western wilds. Kelly 6; Whittaker, I. The President I II# stated that bo had but a dim rrcoli lection of bis former home, but vividly whole number ol voles, filt ; necessary tn ,} remembered the time when two stal­ a choice, 33; and that Henry W. Cor­ wart forms with ml visages crossed bis I bett, baring received a majority ot the । path, snatched Mm up in their arms and quick, pompous lune. whole number, was duly elected Seuvtor ■ Up ran tbs low-headed boy with the from the Stale nf Orrgon for ths fulLtertn, carried him off aiuidat bls pilo-us erise for bis loving mother. Since that lime detector, and down ran ths clerk's ryo heainoing the 4th id March, IM7. from column to column. Then K looked ।I Tn a speech to tho puhbc mealing in bo has been ooaauntly with the InAank •ver with a sharp glance, and exefaimed : Portland. Oregon, on the 1st of October, —joined thqm in their bunting expedi­ “That'sa counterfeit bill, Mias.” ,| Mr. Corbett thus defined bis position un tious, anu followed their trail ns they journeyed toward the setting eon. He "Counterfeit! Oh, tiv—it cannot be 11। th* question uf reconstruction : learned lo speak the Im guaga»f the PotThe man who sent it could not have been Long did we wait, anxiously did w* eu earelcss; yon must be mistaken, sir.” look and wish for a plan thatab<>uld nirrt “I am not mistaken ; I’m never mis­ with uur approval for the restoration of taken, Miss. Thia bill is a counterfeit. those State*, with all their political righto, I must presutns, of course, that you did with safety to lb* Government, justic* to not know it, although sotunch bad money them, end th*t should promise future OF READY-MADE has been offered us of late that we intend prosperity lo tbos* fertile fields that have to secure such persona as pass it. Who been laid waste by tyranny, aaarchy and The Indiana cnnCionded thia name with did you say sent It P the desolating baud nf war In the Ga Filly, which in the reel mime of hie fath­ stuntioeal Amendment aubmitted-fu ths eouid not arnd me bed money,” said lhe Slate* by the prevent Congress, | see em­ er. Mr. Ballard went in quest of the AND PIECE GOODS missing one, and, up-m arriving al lbs trembling, frlgbtenod girl. bodied all ihove gearantiee and adjust­ -Humph!” said the clerk. “Well, ment* ti*l will give security and perp*- place where he had been making inqui­ there's no ,doubt about this; you can tulty^to lb* Union and equal justice to ries. was told that be had gone away, lock for yoereelf. Now don't let me all. "(Long-continued applause.) To but would return In a few days, when he sec you here sgein until you can bring that am«>dinenl I have given my ItAarty will proceed to the horns of his aged pa­ good money, for no always suspect such *nd unqualified support. [ Applause.1— rente, U* make «l*d th* haartaof *n sfljct- ' persons as you that come on dark days_^ with a well made story." “But, s-r"------• "You need make no exclamations. Mlns" eaid the tuan insultingly. “Taka your bill and the next time you want lo buy a Liquid IgWAU-MMeveentet t». CATARRH REMEDY A WARM MEAL looked at the dresalng-gown longingly, and th* clerk looked at her. He saw that her clothe*, though made and worn genteelly, were common enough in texture, and th^Ler face yraa very much out of the common line. How it changed I now shaded, Dow lighted, by the varied play of her emotion*. Th* clerk could almost have sworn that aha bad no mure than that eum, five dollars, in her poesrssion. The gown was a very gi*id one for lhe price. It was of common shed*, a tolera­ ble merino, and lined with the same maUrial. “I think”—she hesitated** moment— "! think I'll take II,” she said ; then aretag in the face before her an expression she did not like, she blushed a* she hand­ ed out the bill the dark had made up hi* mind to take. "Jennie, r«OR HAUfo-4 . V »*c. «. I*thstows rt M.r P's. &4l«e.,.4 Ur>*4 Itoptos __ i'lsuk _ , i|*irilWuT.’ EATtM AMD OUTEB LAD NEWS if U ehnvM b* dleeovwrrd In Iw illVooeiaks, that jie-pl*. win. • *e»eii|» p ewd txhsve died to- g ay\ an. nut really »>■ 1st jmvilli living, an* Wot lUfy ; Bum » . r r. UM. .. d sges. Boueparta. ttotewfa* ; and many other Ji JVeic Era I I feel that great and fearful reeponsibtlity reata upon tho man who ia to ait ia the council* of tba nation for th* next six years, during which time we bop* one* more for a true and permanent Union, th* stability ol the Government, and, un­ der It, prosperity at hXne and wkiul*mme respect abroad. (Applause.) it is nnnrcrssnry nt this time to explain more fully my position, where lam so well known a* at my own home, where 1 have always contended fur tba Union, the whole Uahm, and nothing leas (loud and I- ng applausu),. tbr ia it, and under th# graceful f-4df uf uur flag, ws are safe. Something is due to the good and breve men who fought our h«Ulea during that uaboly Rebellion, and I should prove re­ err*:.: t>> the trust imposed on ma,and all my past life, did I not ssk aoma secu­ rity for the future, some atonement for lhe desolate hearths made vacant by ibis uajast and unwarranted Rebellbu.— Whale ver I may do. my fslfow-oitlMna, . this matter, real assured there Is an ia honest purpiMe to aceon>pli*h the beet results and U> secure us agsinot any seii ASvinror Eotptiaiv Barcas.—Prufr’S'T Ungar, the Viennese boUni.t and pnlwooU'lugist, baa recently published soma remarks mi lhe br.cke of the ancient Egyptian*, especially three of tbepyraI mid of Dasboar, which was built abr-ut 3.400 years before our era. Ona of thru, being examined through the microscope by the Pn>feeenr, ba discovered that the mud .,f the Nile, out ol which It was made, contained not only) a qusnuts of animal-vegetable matter, bui also frag­ munis of many manufactured substances, whence we may omclvdn that Egypt CLOTHING ASD AU. MUST HAVE The history '-f alm*b-«umiin a ci-um try village, from the en. ot its fmudal" i dviwtfward.—a n oird «.f lhe rru.aikeld. occapetits ..I it, and ral.aatu in<m iirter- Liquid Catarrh Remedy. IL FRENSDORF & CO. generation tidgLt. in tbr next. »e»l a, bourn there, either m their owi pwseor In those »>f their irpreeeuUla. ’‘Ferbapa the ’‘ Boots There eboutd It* in'O the story ; I— —------- - f«lunc of ev-vue lisno less lufan1, educat'd there, sud di-nverrd tonally Io he ti e child.ut woJUq paieiiis. AVb-ii lb* r*fona»ti>-n wf th* world to complete, a fii* shall b* m»to of th* gai lo"*; aid tbr hangman dull «pm» *»’ ait down by it ia aolumi* and despair.— Ta bmi *Uil o-mr the Iwt tbirf. lb* last druukud. sod •Aber ieprws**t*ti»»- • f •y*»i rrim* and ' c ; and ti er sitoll hold /*• • dl«m.l mesrjr-MMktng, quaffing thocun- Shoes Which can be had by Life Pills, Calling at the "First Class Cutters bs sect hw le uy i>?rr—. HASTINGS IB* I. H. 1EELTE A CO. EMMFOMT. ILLU9U. M"W by Wbeieeelv cad retail Im>nteM. M;ie • Wfnen of t^Ststr. ON® DOOR WEST OF-fl. a. GoothVEARB 41AJU)tfMUB • S’.'STATE street. ' l*w Mmu, »siM!»r. Ibswrirv. ; ka*a g>wid or evil. Nuw and hetraiter , cvegr Representative will be held i« , Mlr.a amount for tbr manner i* which he ■ diMhargrti th* importent trust cnmaiittod ! to hi* par*., I claim thsr* la a.urta<hir.; ' du* to th* majesty of the Guvemment, ! *.wnrfhir< due to th* well befag andg-od oAdf of eucisty, aomathmg t» deter p**> REPAIRING DONE TO OMER. J 'lecV mcmrarii t>r. ’ —Tb* death of Mi«ir Fannie A 8e«srd «f toiMkme Jss*r,:*l <bs -age «fe3 jeate, Ma uw«l tnelanphviiy event Sb* was culled from Aebum to atteed upon her father when he wae takefTbick at llerri* I bshg.he’fhn vwrortt trip Mf the Preside*- ' aial party. 3.. -U after Me sweety sb* SsaaUraeif taken eevervlv lit. and for •everal dm* M*4n * totaflv u- .......... Otat*. MUl she llied no *M»l>dey Shr MSB ey-oMtg l.dy ..f uBRrtMl taullct. hv-gkracu'r •« Wdorn-d a.thnll �If the p««.r inMchss an) for y*^« iSyoU don’t •'«*«>• Brf.ro »«t» pay ! ZLJeot. l-wa j.wBborp, qaVv.au. ZrtJn abelber y»u can>"-t make ju.t *a a tmiee bv whistling, for which L-refiunishrslhe machinery •; and bm (Crv.jl-sv .event) -five dvllara l<w a L,fi"<l '**t*tb*f J<,ur |,J, itald II..I b® )"•’ M M1**1 er* )<>U F. P. ACKLEY, Hastings, Mich. bottom out o F T H E hyon’s Periodical Drops! ’ the great female remedy dry goods ■TOR IRREGULARITIES. •Ji/J "• \ I'1 **r cr,ck brr ,,*n M„ and buy her own cl-thra. When ,« trt » man »|'«'iitling two or three-dulLaa.ek 6-h*hl), the- cheocse nru t.. that b«‘H Use *••*»« ••"“Kb HUR R.HI FOB THE OLD AND LONG TBIBp yea until you are ................. a ant. it in admy burns In some folks* pock. »-irh a big bole that every. lb ng that i» put '« drop* through past tirduis paasects num II vwrHOnxa’a N<-v« >,<«*— I K’ralet piclurep^uemsaaud jclity -I back court*, and everything arr«l*it u p the n-ar of a lu.tise, as ...mi-areJ with the front, which ia filled toil pnev^t- * U M«. mi ms^Tnywrrfi Warranted,. ■ncr’a cell, from his high udirw. He keeps hie iu>ul iful by means of it, ittypi- NEW GOODS Of every needed Kind and Style just purchased for cash al low Prices and selling at Roberts &. STkikeb, More and Better oO B8 PRINTS FOR 1S| Ct*. For^tbo same Money, In thrir line, than any other Store In town, ‘ AND NO MISTAKE GOOD BRO\tN SUGAR 124 c'»- s* ===’= ConsL-ting of all tbe Popular PATtNT MENCINEt. WE SELL AU Him a«®E3 . At the Detroit and Chicago List Prices. BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP HUE CONFESSI05S A5D EXPXBIENCB I or *.» iitiug. ubllabedftrthe M»«Mend a.• OlOTlOX TO OUNit WKN and otlim, wnt. suHbr fram K.rvU liability, Pmulure Dec.j at MsahdKU. Ac, applying at lhe aam. Iln. Tn. Main «» Hale­ ru. Uy on. wh*ba. earxl btaa.tr sher an- To Everybody. GROCERIES! , CHEAP AS TBE CHEAPEST. GROCERIES A Lirgr Auorltnenl of Travling Baskets ’“JS'., Children Carriages RUSSELL & NEVINS. FRUIT CANS, MORE GLAD NEWS rue re* vs rucnsavs. DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. W POODS F. D. ACKLEY'S. Aminat l.o.., ^rcbllv Lmiaaioi^ tlrr.n>.; GroitBi. I'ili.i^-sndMetvowMAtr lmpm. n<r VIJ..I, Sese.l de., 7‘ No fbnure orTMee ta *<-eewry. Ttrt-v ran he .ithnut tlrieettot MMwrw Ul 1-. eBwi a eaie, U uaed according to inMnMSwaa. PHILLIPS 0. B. SPAULDING. BEHTLEV □aatUgs, April M, UM. aprtctf Clothes Wringer. DOMESTIC Good Merrimack Prints Sewing Machines, . One Shilling, SHUTTLE STITCH foil tb. thing (Jr llarneaa. Book aste She. It And oat at rasildrratin ft lb< Fealmnof other Merebsal. Ui.ll rrfraU from paMuhlag > llU'U.g-, M.y ■>. , AND THE UNIVERSAL r-n.l.s SrEt lHC PILLS.' price ooa DU!„ pw »tos ; wai, far Five DoUar.; nT L71.^i M- c““‘o4"« ’•••a. t-r*. a.tii* i.- Drnga, ChcnalcaUa, Paints, >M OHs, Parc Wlt»ee,A Li<ators Uniform Prices, M. HILL. nr.LL’s nrfcciric'RKMEDiej r ivarnuitid In all raa^a -a- u-J.Tj Hssnaos EstabliBhed in 1861. We Duy Largtp f„ Cath and ->kt >o Allowaoc. for Rad Debts. a .nt iins*- u.ii the For the People! We have one of the best /Aleeied Sticks in tbe Markrt.of all kinds of Goods, Usually kept in * Variety Store. ?ABCT ®D©©S, Stationery, School Books, Wall Paper, Medicines, Groceries, Paints, ’ Oils, Lamps & Chandeliers ESTABLISHMENT! DRUG A BOOK STORE UUT U1UMI & NEVINS ACKLEY’S CASH STORE! ROBERTS 4 STRIKER. HARDWARE hTORE H. A. GOODYEAR & CO HEM, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. HARDWARE of all kinds, Do not .mat to what any ona 1.11 yew about SewUg Jlwhlar., bel call al t6. »era!|r *’P‘ "P '■» »b* W*°w of d** P*®?’* Hast Inga City News Boom, nud ■Bait axoa*, id will be sold nt aod last lhe Xolsalraa DomnUc. before parebaa- Railroad Prices, Adding Trsuportstlon; and cenl'sts mainly of P. & B. la.gbter.-a mat. blowing up, at fregniwita flying al.,,ut all nides.«Mt !rvra iip-ul tbe gn-iutd,—IS uaury al nn ln.ua. SMM ia parfSad IbaakarimgroMuedays hr tb. tavr.mm of ytM•Hc’i Wringer. I »iri> b»a->r h-wto coaid be eaux d *’ riuJly. gseluai.e right of, sals <!■ wn.lhl. wri-eeM from eacl No. Is C.nnuc ' [uppeaita . GOLI) & SILVER ! . compel u» to tell JatbeCoanearsU Xentbv . . -rui .n.i.t. t lLil/ Ut'djj *ans Life Pills, ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT Regard t-r value ! And not t» b< paid f->r until you know what you are to rreeve a. After receiving the article . If it 4<>m not plea«eyou,'. you can return It nod ytnjr money t di-m.il nievry-tnukiof, quaffing thtcunimu.iil lhr la.t brand* bottle. ^Atlaiiliu Monthly for N-v. —The Imlinnn Supreme C-inrt yeaterday dee ded that tha ••Black'* arliclt in And GROCERY I »nr GOODS. SZV SCILOISO. mJ MX* E. E. OTTO'S, CHICAGO UNDERSOLD. Thing. to U al aU boon of lb. day. airily c-a hand. Do rot tbegsl tb. plant. of i. ft. G«ody~r A CV. btorv. SONS •reS^SHTTCr'-i-0>-T- of slavery and •'■^TWNW AND. WOODEN RIL HARNESS SHOP. REVSLVEIS, IIFLiS Arf invsrWtly . ' ‘ KCLD AT KAlLUOAB.PftJCBB. , ■u* B. A. COODYEAB * CO. Hsatlap, Fta. t/1 !»“?** ■ Uretcrf auuiamlmam.. BraertFW«svoi.vnn.. ______ ROPE, QE-ENTE--STOXTES, II. ML BUMAIMG. >LVBB8. p. Shelf Hardware, luHsp. Joly *u>, 1W. "ttW.ufWWWI in g-.veroinvWB4*0*1.— Ur from LR* from Sheet Irei. All torts of ' -Th. H.mbrasta' hHanuwsJgqhjgof Or. HA'tfVEVS everything else (aabioned My Oyster Rooms Farming Tools of al) Cigars & Tobacco i**t in iouflKtt with th- National G-n •tn.u. ,|, a0.J ,|ut »v citix-n -.1 tbe L'n»* ' Je-I State., «|io bad) ruaiilg^ill In-Jifilia G’r •u omntti.; n-i matter wbit bis color may Lt. is a citizen of (he State. .■ ■ —Th* demb -f Ml-*.Fannie A Sewtird «f biliknis fever, at ikus «g« «f«2 yearn, is .1 tiihst inolati,cholyi event. Shu Wat •*-i!h-d from Auburn tn attend upmi ber til.'.T when h« am tnketi aick e.t Hnrri— ’••’g.»wi tho return trip cif the Pneaidan*i-vl party. So-n after hie renrtwry nite W» lieraelf t.lu-n severely ill, and for •svetal .fits Ids-in a totnlwtmcxinncmii. aUte.uaulabo died «v M-nd*jf. She •as a y-m»t» Udyt ..f unuauat mtelloct. «A't h<f c)iar*c*er ‘ wee adorned with nil th.Chri.tUn graces. —A Newark, N. J., drepatch etatro thit li-.n. Win. Weight, United Stale. Senator, died Tliursday morning at eight ‘’‘^•■ak.Ag"d,7AjWn. .’.lA.L.tU ' SAI' PAKS. THE SILVER SKIRT More Durable, More Elastic, More Grace! !’>•" ; »• 4 the luingman -bull w-nin nori ait down by it in a--liiod« and despair. —■ !<• Inn .Ml.caw lhe U.l thief, lha last drui.liud, »„d - tiier li-pretK-ntaliraa ,.f Iron, Nails, Stoves, n».M retni.-ti^cr th. pl.ee. ou door east of II J. Goodtear A Co’s Haniwars store, twin o ntutm ceibib ' I2&0.000 ------- ----------- •250,000 >. .W. BILL, AceMt, For tlie Counties of Barry, Eaton, Cal 4 boun and Allegan. PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHIUffiEL �MRE T>™ ntfSSj =:---------------- gSKasaarrW.r.rw caxBO. «. mxwEi-v-. sorrow -------------- ----------------- --- unoxiimucUy Jieputdiuan. .!■ .the Benate probably 8J to 2, and la tin. ll«uat> to 10, white in nearly ev­ il excepting Wayne, we linost every county offloer, •Recorder" hi Detroit by Ud four ol tbe 4, mem- And na Htunbng! L. BUCKLEY E%%%%/%%/+ a t uMMKfinAL KNOWLEDGE. fl. FRENSDORF & CO. ii T. aNthoiw a co.. • f Ph»i.rroMe h ■ATsaiaxs. Wbo!«aK..“«l Hsian, tbe great battle। is elected by a ma­ la lu,000. lilsmaout 7,000. At this of New York’city, Copperhead vote Ji ISA'S TERMS. Soli piittS S ©rriir Jrtotlrj IMMENSE RUSH Clothing Store. /Gaining &, Matching thus keeping the iht aldo up. The otlon .lust elected ■at of the present city districts, and parte of tho State. Republicans stand m the 8th District, ■ove aa a Bcpubli•Democratic,'* Mr. seat In the present tier of Brooks, up jtaral ai| TAKEN ON LIBERAL JUACHUVE SASH, DOOS k BUND MASl'FACTV CLOTHING, CLOTHS Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Latut Fasnnnte Dsmskd i J, W. trMlej’a Celebrate* Patent Intermittent Fever, ly substituted by ur gains are men I strung Rcpublltatc Legl.iIntore ; in fact. the Hc“Emplrc State" Coppeijohnaon- (UR DOUBLE nrlSO) Congestive Chills, SKIRT. AntiFever §75, 000,00 DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Remittent Fever, STOIlgn ItfUKTWl ft ntATH. Th. Woodrrfal Fl.iibdl<v mh! gr»»t aaS »“ «y UupW» t!l<|>iK,nU»t kUJU aipcr.rar/O-{wrUcuiar(tiii .ii lluou /.m,.... kail- AGUE ''Worth of Goods, Diarrhea, My »lrrp iTn*. itery, Periodical Headache,' Illinois, also, hu done magnificent­ ly, electing the gallant Gen. Lognn by 58,000 majority ns member of Congress al large, and twelve of the remaining 13 members, being a net ffum ofTHUelThu Legislature Is, a no, Republican by a liro-lMrdt majority securing lhe ro­ CONGRKS SUSTAINED ' Our Majorities Massachusetts, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin, Kansas, Minnesota, New York . New Jersey, Nevada, 68,000 60,000 80,000 80,000 25,0001 18,000 15,000 15,000 8,000 1,000 Rebel Majorities IflOO tfiOO Delaware, Maryland, Wisconsin piles up hea^rP.cpubllcan gains everywhere The Congrentionnl delegation Just elected stands po­ litically theaamo as in tho present Con­ gress. Both Houses of the Plate Legis­ lature trill be largely Republican by nt* Increased majority. Where la Doolittle? Minnesota is not found wonting.— Republican gains are the enter of the day with her likewise. Her two Repropentallvee in Congress are both Repub­ Means. Everything else is on lhe same right aide. Where is borton? For Sale by a l Druggist ZSZtOKTU Nd EI^TS, Tomb Stones, ATCHES. JEWELRY. AND SILVER WARE. Dmh. S. SHIP A’HOY HiJKSSO. i ANewThin j[for Hastings tey Atfj C. Cote-, TOBACCO STORE a Hadlcal-Rcpuhllcan victory, lhe Re­ publicans have certainly gained one Member of Congress; Gen. File having been elected over Hogan. Kansas gives about 14,<k)0 Republican majority—a gain uf nearly 3,000 over tho majority of IBM. Ik Maryland, the result la about what might have been expected, after the evasion of the Registry law, by the appointment of Rebel xegiatrura. Per­ jured rebels have been permitted to over­ slaugh by choir votes .'tho truly loyal the nominal defeat of the two Republi­ can candidates for Cungrets in the Balti­ more Dlatricta by •mall majorities ; and a rebel majority tn the State Legislature. But Home of these elections may not stand tho test of rigid cxaiulnaUon In a rd IIB8 Stoughton I Marble Shop. dbwrilv.. mpaelteUy iahrma Wm. Spooner & Co. Impartial Suffrage Deman­ ded as a Guarantee for the Future. Geofrtl, tt Com SMto I Diexn & P1EITIS8. Dumb Ague. Piece Goods TOBACCO. CHIAIIS. SNVPF, AND PIPES, il EERSCH AM, Hardware Merchant, GUTTA-PERCHA, BiUAR ROOT, GERMAN PIERS, BRACE & O’DWYER. TOTAL UNION IAJOBTFY £200,000 • UKS r CLABB TOBACCO STORE. <n«»Mmsre!l. * the disregard of tho test doth to which tho Johnson-Swan party resorted alter finding Uaelf thwarted in the scheme to J"!M* oM CapWn aad lBow, b„ », JOBBERS AXD RETA1LKKX OF EATS, ©A1FC, MM, Millinery and Straw Gssds, AT EASTERN I’RICES KO. 68 WXST HAIR STRUT. JACKNO.V MICH. Delaware is Coppw-Kcbel by about 1,80) majority. Salsbury her present drunken Senator being (Juv. elect. Taken as a whole, the result of the NEW GOODS NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS 5000 ,5000; ■ alike to Party and Country.' The 40tb Congress will be atrongor against "My Policy" than Is theSSUi. Has Andrew Johnson tel: the ‘•ground md!” yet? UUR rilAHUH GLOB3 . Ia lbs oaly Aruala aato by Fiaar Clam Homa. Unaatokasii'tM VILLAGE ORDINANCE. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-11-21.pdf 9603ed70321013827a367c217e61278c PDF Text Text MORE FOL. XI gilts' Bnsinrss girttttrj. HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 21, 1868. jhral ani giartllamu, ornnu. rm w'uuTnrinT Mill of thorn dainty o.rrve- with the taatefuinaaa end gnu. U the poetry and pictama. Them, dioic* pA books are highly crsditaUe to Amar icon grtius on the one hand and eoter- EXTRACTpR,* now kava .me <4 their NO. 30. GUARDIAN SALE. NOTICE Wbarsaa. wy wifc. JuUabas sard, withaat aaaae, thia b to relehfnted maeMwee -w mMMiUw .«the 'ot..4J.weph Coll E-q . neer tU gnumd. • flhe Barr. G.2,i, agrwwbural s.<iety. In thia village, fn, marhine ia app.,- IlrpuhlKwr ___ _ — , mdv the hert Ujapied tn th. basim^s •y >n ■ »oi in«j..rity .4 any candidate In tbs Stale. | nf “eitractingitumpa" of anv we have k—The Buffalo Erprtoo aajathatJ.Jw. I ever seen _pfferate, and joes the wrek up r n—_ .... ... in an perfect a manner, that all most ap~ 'p rjlhf lb if; fJkri CHANCERY ORDER. prreiata Ita merits, who see its operation. We do not claim to be a mechanic nr ATTACHMENT NOTICE The Grout I Coart for th. County of “""J.______ — Racnr eity, Wia., the home of thmttrh «‘l a judge rtf the merits of machine­ recreant Senator I><ollttle, gave Ml Re­ ry. yet fn>tn what ire Aare seen fAisHMt- publican majority against 7» two year. ' ago, a larger increase than any other diaeAiar do in the '-stump ealrarting" line trict In the State. we feel perfectly sure that it onlv needs —Yala G dirge la in a>>ma frrment to Ire seen In operation to mmvince a«a- I ’■»»' *br suggested change In its charter. ry farmer of its utility ; snd, alt", of e* o/kio members of the B*wrd »l • he benefit it would be <m our stumpy "res. are to bo dropped. fai ni« |n the business of making the rouyA ^’T«. UNION STOlig,, ■Judge Battel, .4 th. B.inrema Omit ploat otonalk The Agents are offering township STrT.T-Dn & nuun. £W<m J. (to, Zv'mMeaL r «■«!» IS to. a ntont or Uw but. of MkhigaaheS rss-dss m Ito Hui. sflll.to.. sustaining tha action .4 Go». B.ann in removing th. old Board of P.Jk-e Gmmiaaiutoera. and fully* endorsing the autborlty claimed by the Gnsetnor. Th. new OwnniMonera ha*. poi.li.4tod m [ nrd-r f..rlridd>ng ail penerne rmignixing rights on the noot lilreral terms, and we vprak Sw them the attenU.m .4 all in­ rested ht the improvement of the Farms Barry Gmnty. 1 ho following «•- tb.>4i»al majorities at the alectUa, held in thio rotmte .m thAlb day./ November A. D. IMO 'in — Th- fivherie. of Ma.wu-hosr-la empl»y 1244 ve.»-l«. |h MH men. amf c.pilal Biuomitmg to t$> 533 Th- y raili lahi.-.f Ho- prodiiei is eutlinaled a! • 12.184 325. . “jSs-si-sriSS-t dxts-* w/.K-.tts: Rbmovbd. —J<4m rlfierer.t and manly parture on M-*nday | Hull was owe of the For Gonr.tr, H. H. Crap- 1153 — >'.«• Litnf. frerrrwor. Dwight May 1143 For Srtrtlory nf Stair. Oliver L. 8|«uid ■ng IlttS. For State Taatnw Etiene. tar O. Grosvenor 11(17. F-r A of• hr Grorrol. Witlivm Humphrey 1167 For Cam Slate LaaJ Ofct Benj D. Pritch­ ard 1168 For Altf Gtorral Wm. L Btinlght-Wl 1171. FjT Srp’t Peb In otrnefiort O. Il.mfionl 1167. Fur asember Sialo Boor.1 nf fHaratian Elam Willette 1163. Fur Hep ia Cnnprm. E. Hall. Esq., .mr Sheriff tanah his de­ f.w Nebraska. Nr. truest men and best —Th- public debt on the 1st inet. Was TAKE NOTICE. I rilitena In the county, and will he very ge> really missed by our people. We wish tint the greatest prosperity in bis aM do. Oat, let I .UmthaUaebvarar. Oi MORTGAGE _jBnat"a rn-ot Naw Jaaaar — Govern For Slot* Sroolo'. Allirrtuv L Grrce I or War I. of Nr. Jereet, h*. appointed 1794. For Rrp io Shir Lfpioblort lsf| Frederick T. Frelingbuy trt> to fill rhe Di.trtrl James'A. bue.gey 33!». 2-1 I »amtM'J tn the U S. Seaale, caused by D.sIikh. Rchard J.mrs 067 Fo. Shr.if. I the death ./Sri atnr Wright. Asa D. R "k ZVrdt. 9. II. C. my ilifg.GG. I1.4tm..k9!>3. For €. C. Cento, Harvey Wright 1132. For Sarveyirr, Alfred Q Wtlleou 1024 For I Aar ajiu Porrar. —A aotewortbv and Corootro, Samuel J. Bidleman I03U, auspicious aigu of the times is the ummi her II. at midnight. '■(c>msiuffption. —•Gomtrrf. it IIOO notes tut the Fira. Na'ionul Battle «>f B-oton are in rlrofalion. They are g—d imitations, and sev­ eral bare alreoily been passed. e-pl'al 51000 000 tn works for lndranap>Jito | ; .4 the limner .nd the bard in tasteful, cioibinatiun. Tub but and feature of James L Sieeua 1088. Aenrci’iTVaaL Annaasv—Al the ea- | modern publications todica e the univers, alityoflb.ee means of popular culture which were so l-ng eaehisive and limited. , The private gallery of the noble an I rare edition of the rleh eclwdarjrw. long- r | represent art and liiaratura ; they are . peeewofmmk <4 our apace to day, we place bef rw wur rued. r« the eloquent uddrvea. delivered before the Barry G«aty Ag-Kullural Siwieiy. at their grounds ia tbm village «Mt <be lltb day. .4 October IBM. by ll”U. A. A. Kn-ppen. of Kale lb. merits .4" thw todde »indmati.ni.4 the mwnAood of Afritoltoroliit and lb- dignity .4 tala mlllug W- lr“*' ry .me of o0r readers will pent* •« •ith.' 1 A,F***\• Uerisr. |B a,«iici CHANCERY ORDER. 3TATK OFMICniOAX, Klgkrth JeUtrial Clr “ rail, iu Chaarery. “-»» Hail pradisg In lb« Clrca.t Ceart far tba raws tv SALE. Wll-m. United construct water —The London Timer. in an article on th« Fenians. adv.malea compliance with | President Jebwaon’a intetcvesina in their । hr half. — A colored preacher of Virginia, only | 115 years old. ha. just m-tried a gushing beau'y of 80. . I widely diffused and accewmbla to the multitude ; and. In no way. has their | 'mntoal ministry proved morn pies dug 4nd persuasive than by the united lab-ra of tavorita poets dear draugb*«mer> and skilful engraver*. Ona <4 the earliest OOMMiaWONEB’8 NOTICE. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. rare. at»d profit by^be worth of wisdom and IllMt ariistio of three -xp-riuiri.t< was the poblicatioa <4 Roger's Italy, l|- . fustrated by some .ifthe liest masters ol the pencil burin In England ; the appearanew of that requisite work formed yn ep-ich m in the history of bookcraft ; and since than the arsmpl" has been follow ed with more or legs snocssa by all the leading members (ifthe trade. CHANCERY ORDER. We are glad to see that, in this ran- TaBCumtai. Kacoao - We ent In thia aph-re. An American poet to..............* adequately illustrated by American artw ewh I V.0U Wished al J ack-”.hJ 8pWTed. Ran..to fit Cn.. ■»<’«'' tbWIHie. lata is a novel and delightful experiment, i and judging fioni the cordial reception It te, we believa be ted-prod mt eyytbtag, and -e-'ml in nothing. Maj I by the proto and the warm , approbation of indivjdtlala,—one that will reward the teterpriaeofthapuhli^tem. W. .Itode sneewaa at<rod ibe enterprise. , T„ P..u™» «v Onw.-B-'-v «<WOO u-p-Mi-....; ■">.•; r»«ua<r‘» oooo; Ort—liWi ADMIN ISTR ATORY BALE. amwted wllk ssertlsot srtkUs. Shoaf asuag whlsh are-Uh ia thmsgal," a stsheb by Prases. Power Cobbs. WsH Whites." by M. bOae. -------. ,.,Ud.d -Old* «Mhhm.d Si.,tote --------------------- to the beautiful Jitlla quart., edition .4 -sgsHm Ixeigfellow ’s ••Evangelma. ’’ illii.tratrd illustrated by Fl-erw-ry. The selection .4p-wn. Uje licmie, b.th are eo.a'.'ivh I-UN— T.«* ed fa«.iiiew and -filmHiar as h-.ua-h-l t word.;’’ bo.fa ab..m>d'ln graceful, pic nr- _ 2*" 'trxSz: reque and pnlbvtiu image, aneli as Juuiiit I •frrw* **•<■ o.mhk-4. —«« I**.’ l.cln.l.. Hie fancy and win tire le.rt ; «i^>.H<t l»- L-U0M01 'IU.AGE OBDW.MX ,b« " ing dramatic they pfl>»TlXte kMteam" " by Parley. and WhiUhr'a Maud Muiler. are iMograpbm, the arene, and fignraa arudistinct aad attract I i.w—delmcwled with precfshnt end reisaf B,.„.C«o.-Tw by |b« bards, rnd with authantsasty and ing cirwle 0,1 Fr*U? So r*k,,n* ‘ Vapm' J sympathy by the artiat.; “ Roberts, M- nour*^""8<‘,,0>' ‘ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. teaswefMtoS arid toll wui to urim .. --~1 by aaM waeatoMeut *«Wna.nl AM II to fe.tsrr hpm'.IF.m in I..- /to' ’JSbw I tho<T^be. ril'y«tW toam»^ a—tor <-< tSX“o* riit.ail ue. tte- teb , wwt tor si I wraks to .uwte.«..»r that iw vowaa ' aeegyaCmtouMwtotepaeeii ilymrvMmlhe 4...rrvW«ui 4,<..,.to i^.1 l.vwly ds>. vOTliMM. . 4w—— <».( A-"*aSe«,’ I»siM. Argmi so. t»-«. sugwi. Th. .bo.. Mte I. twrsbr pMfwmd S.U11 lb. ttapiXtokUh*. MH*C AteriaMrate. �Every man in the Uniterm ha* a work to do, and if be. dote n«^,.do it, ba is a abirk and a paltruoh,» Aron* in the great nut ranted and tea pc where he hai not •own. The man who does aoi angagg in•EMM* useful calling eb»uld be branded aa a public pauper and a »<ial curae, acorn ed and deaptaod at one wbn will not ac­ cept th. situation Proridet.se has allotted him. To labor, then, la simply not to qnarrel wrth our Creator, - bet dwufaUy।and cheerfully and . loyally obey the oui।giving! o| III* purpose. The teeming hirraia,. the Kf|Uid. prairies,' the ftf-Men mine* and mutt* itau ' all the wall K man, all proclaim in nni'aiputeat tune* that man «a* djaigui-d ti» be harntuerd to the fnrcea ..Hnaturw tn tel them io tuw tino. From t^r Divine bmtmawl, •• By the •»eal of lb) brow ahull tbog .eit “ Leak sew abroad, aaalhae rae* has filed Tbsve populous berdir* wld« tbo wtod rrrsnti **d lowos sheet *p aad fortila realm*'are tdtod. TbfjlBhd L«,M tl Ursula aad fret* moada. Hat* lh« free iplrit of maskisd at Ivngte wnffi'it jrESSDOKF &C0. Can be Cured j of wealthier, more thickly Milled neigh1 borLood*and town*; large, convenient. g N.U to ibe gtaar. r I tatty and elegant, the sure eigna of hit ell IOrjsxbblv.-iAs— talUI-wwd'**’cenee and morality. Yonr roads have ./ ta. AXmhre Co»-Utas become straightened and leveled, so not ^dEtUoit Cilitmi: now a* formerly no matter which way the Upon the inviUUoa of your tri sc ter tank, he wonW wish before be reached its end that be had taken ibe oth­ er one. Your borne market haa grown until you can obtain a good price for the articlr.yau have to sell, without living on I" tick'’ and " cun frailng a judgement" be­ bread.’’ noirM than from man's warm­ , EATUII All OKIES fore you get trusted and growing round ties, arc wr/toatructrd that labor la the shouldered In skulking from creditor*; and now by th* (ndominitable energy nf “Labor is wonbip^llM rebia la staglag I ! your oilizen*, you have the auro prospect । Labor itworvMr. Hw wilibeoto risgisg; ■ of a Railroad, to bring the foreign market* | Uaten* ilialelegaaPwMapor apaprtagieg, i'E r--in Lu, t-xi-US ! to ypur uwn dour*. The carrying trade, | Hpeaka te Uy amd ftwa) sol nalsre’r gnot heart , like a candle burning at both end* ha* been I ■tale Blretet, Hatting*, Mlcfa. the bane of your industry, forcing you | Work I aad >sr. dumber kball waitoa thy pillow. to sell lower and buy higher than you will | Work • iMm tadl nd. ore* cars', ecu.log tallow. U. a<-t Sews rnrltd ‘asalh lb, wwplog wlltow, ; now have to do. If each load of produce j exported and g<u>d» Imported bad been taxed for ths benefit of a ILilread the ' T'DWIA®, JBB3OT, Xrsd in** riodKauon -f your | smallest conceivable sum. alm««t, w<«ild tisve built your ri>ad long ago, lieaide*,' rot GENTLEMEN aad LADIES. tee w bo kindly butunfertunateh for I doubling your Immigration and the value Who apprwiata' Oe of your land*. In nothing have the farm­ er* of Barry shown in the past, to little neclrd with uui ideas about labor, both DELICACIES and RARRITIES ■if which are pernicious, 1 hardly know of the spirit ol foresight as In nut moving which of them Is the im-sl so. I mean raiiier lor a Railroad connection with the the ideas prevalent with nor class “That outer world. But “better lai* than nev­ I er.” When you did mure, you awoke no labor is bom-rabla unl»«a it ia in the learned pmfraaioaa** and Ibe other riactSXKTKI) UP ia •rocy atyta. like a sleeping giaat from your alumbert. aclly the reverse of it “That all labor, and with a bound, aa it now aeeniv to ut must nrveaaartly ba manual and requiting A targe morrow.I af Family 'VVcielv'’ Without egotaatu yw in tbe distance, a* a single bound, made tbr greeleal fieri mo of physical strength. aaiurance doubly sure. Not that il re­ In siuirl llie village Mi»« <•! swerl antevai S'",cru».*d«r'» v ....... 'i?.!?1: quired no effort to build it; not that like Aladin of old by rutting bi* magic lamp n-rtnal drudgery and be in tarn hadls up* wbicb be took some part. have you secured this great boon, but like aad olhors da eg teaaiaaoa ia Haatiegt on bsr aa a u*el«*aa bso g and ,ai tbr Ihw ar*Farnn w^cmi" i*»it*d to rfaSi Mr. HCHVITAM. .1 all great and beneficial enterprise. calctH a< ,h-> «»•1—■•? ,’k! tor, Merchant, lawyer and Minister at Ma Qwm« aad Ordart, Boom. where ba to alwara 1*1 ad to benefit whole generation* and l> -II 'I-' “’“•"F'.il i- ages, the tzean* used though seeming of. l>rrai-ns who are try log tn cheat tbr world GROCEY ERADICATED JIOM TUI. StSIEM IMMENSE rush EELYE’S Liquid CATARRH REMEDY »«1 STORE. OY S T E R S Groceries, »1.». k»i*il pneo. »<>< ' ' aii 2H3’.riimrca CONSUMPTION Seal Estate Agency, Warranted, EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville Barry Co. Mich. H. WEIGHT Agent □OR SALE— • M. HILI WARM MEAL ten to bo great sacrifices, are but pebbles aa compared with Ibe mighty edifice ibey "“a belim Hw mighty'‘mairh of mind winch i* instructing ua in thutidvr v-icea that active pvraevrring and hopeful and ahaina diversity oflale-r, an adaption of talent to 0X THK SHORTEST NOTICE I •nd confuaiuo of face to lh>«a who hate ; the buvii.es engaged iii i« tbr great primal, thrown obstacles in the «sy, or aa mean­ lundarneztel tiuih ol the age. Th.it each . native ba* YlBeaa war* ewpertrac* i* a F1HT ! riabment of such • ‘•V • the ly aa thoae, wish to dent* the fonr/t ClMtte hU-TSVaiNY. 1 M'. ve Mwllaaey la , rrrnrmber that meeting I" TW£**V"f *. | without contributing to tta aid. wiah to one of u« is a link in tbr gieat chain ol human forces and rae'i ha* bis appropri-1 •birk tbeir lair aba re which cwncience tell* ale ptace and use. Any labor that them they aught to brarand which in ihr ADAM XCHUrPAM. to be done in the gtvat ec-uouuy ol marl's future they will wiah they had done. Br- bring and dewtinj<_U’b<-iioral.iu H per­ formed in thr'ibght spint—that of true ot>edi<-iilM t" theindicnti -fivul Fpividrnce. Never was thrifi a truer proverb than Wk.n • man ssx-rwirJ our own self respect“A jack at all tiadra is master of none," comes to hate himself, as he muat, il he and “Noone kn«w» ibe niightuf another's doe* not live up to the demands uf hi* ago i burden/’ Nearly all professions, tmde*. and tim<< *nd carry hi* uwn burden man and callings, rnvy ai-nia or all otbci*. but fully—then Is be fit for treason, strata­ their ow n. " Tie diitanci lends enchant r:Srs:.fe"^c gem, spoils aad auiade! From thia di­ meu! to tbeir view." Knowing that a gression in regard to Railroad* (which large p--rlfon of this audience are Agricul­ you will pardon me when you r*men>b«r I bow many times in common with you I turalists and that lliey a ill Mi rrmaiq, and that tbeir children will naturally fol­ have swung round the drela of ymtr e>>un low in their f-sitatepa. I a ill addraea my ty in trying tn fiud lb* other end of the self more particularly to tbvm though line,) w« come back to the present hour. r»tLj which hM. ..«« fit to i much I •halt have to say will apply as ' This is your )4:h annual Fair; and wbat a change for the better since your first rich rwault* to those who bavB seen j First, then, I would have you Jakr ■ .ten-I.«•rJ’JXvAS , ocsa. Th# spirit of emulation and honest pride is jroer btuincu and Jul At dignitUm po« ln ®'mo,y ! ,y* Un- arrange- ’ rivalry inculcated by these show* ul each \ ty of poor calling ; that tx«r>e other tn AAdih» nail* »Dl3 R i men's best, rewarded by a premium, has the wide world I* inure dignified, honormade ita mark on your eihibilioo. H*ie. Stat CLOTHING, ft, 000,00 Bad Breath ooiuD XhTritirois W orthoTGooiI Casa* by aFawafr* taarvUaaa. Weak Eyes (Board by Catarrhal aSwiieai •R 8ALE- JI JVew Era CLOTHING Piece Goods THE CARS ARE All All MOST HAVE Liquid Catarrh Remedy. awl mt, ar Gaailsl liabUu, »lk IwraaPM Iratioo ba* albeml tba m ,i««. BELLI* TONIC PIUA Ara iweoa.rotated aa the as « EB-, irw. tro venae and fa»ie*i*uv< Hrjix<’ la IhrawMA far..*', price Fira fi-llarx adl laM a stou aad to gMorally aeSirMSt 11. FRENSDORF & CO. yim internhang* views a* to **wda, tina of sowing, best of man urea, adaptation of grains and grassr* to aull*. drptb of -wa*drained to its . Think of ploughing, breed* uf alocka. convenience* EiU-toW-tauJ .Ud. tay “> for raising Ibatn, tbs profit in feeding tberu. ralshig wool, growing wheat, utiL ity ol piaster aad clover, aummer-falh-wing, and a thousand other things, all «>ine *3£’.U»T up for diaouasioo before and by yroctiMl (probably not one quarter it Iricultnralista. Can they be other wise in I>*ne6cial t are they not a* inttawpr.,tably necessary to yoar fastest and ripest . tu.■*’ — te »>•> growth aa associations have besa f und to b* by all other trsdas and callings, wbrth of the sun- *n<^ ,b® •mok’nfi . Thm Sr mechanical or profeemooal. Not the premium you draw, n<-t the abow you make or see, not the address you bear, srs lbs measurw of the benefit referred on you. Tbe«e ar* somathing, but tri rial, in comparison with tbs gvyn] derived by si compairiug notes together snd getting tbs benefit* uf each others trials and aiperiinrnte and failures and succwa**-, without having tu go over the same ground in th* dark. S.>nj* nf these mm can tell you, if yon do not know, what soils are adapted to particular grains, greases, manuree and fertilisers; wbm and bow much should be town, wbm and in what manner harvested; and what season of the year as a general rule, to the best time for marketing. F«me nf them can tell yon the relative profit in growing grain as compared with wool growing and stock raising; of the relative profit io eel Hag corn and other gratae or ia fattening stuck for market; whether it is belter to do any of three tjtelutiotly vr carry them along in connection with fruit growing L..I Aiber trackt ( • ) ,k. aad dairy waMgemmu JVy cm tell you whether grain growing, cattle raising the prorj-Ki a, were ne.1 m oxaoi* buitac and cheese making, horse breeding, or hay aiming, ia the more profitable, and on what kinds of land and tiled farms on* or the other ia U> be prefervd. They nan loll yon whoso stamp, threshing, rouping, and mowing msciiinr* art the beet, whose hurt* rakes, cultivator*, plows, harrows, bus*, axe*, scythe* and cradles and who*e variety of seed*. Block _uh them icltforour firstJ>orn. "‘"‘•22.^."^ with farm* aa with lb* human body that i “whal I* noe* meet ia another’* poison." That much cnositforaiien ia needed te knew when all th* condition* ar* right । which bring you within the auooeeefulJ operation of wall known scientific rotas. Ooe thing is oertaia, “that he w bo by th. plow jaouid thrive himself must either hold or drive.’ Not that wo are In favor of • • '«w which prohibited a ----- --—J* plow or using a burnan* who omlu not make hie own. Thank the spirit uf eivtlmitino and -Till tbr gr-und.” wat the great order of the Creator tn Cain after Ibe disobedi­ ence of >>ur first parents. Abel waa a “keeper i-fabarp." Here, then, wa find tbr firat two great ditiaiuue of labor— tar wrung and ai.ick growing. N<«h waa a • boabandinan," Abraham “rich in cat­ tle," Lot had 3-nka, herds and cwule.” Ja­ cob gate hi» bnkber &S0 rattle, M'-eea, Saul and D*»id Were ebepberda Gideon was a thrraber. Ell aba waa plmtglnoK in tbr field With twelve yokre id naan wbru Elijah bought to debt er tbr mantle of lb* pr,.pbrt. Cmdanatua, dictator tdHoma, aud our own kk aahiugtoa and Lincoln and tbouaetida »f "there hate sprung froni the furrow and have not been aahaiurd uf their origin w hen the highest of earthly honura clustered around their brow*. But the dtaracltr uf the termer in a great ineaauir dJglnfo-a or abase* hie call­ ing. iheref- rr m older thal it may an attractive field open aud inviliug to the young, certain tuuiga are requisite. — Among thriu I shall single out InlelL grnce, Industry, ll mealy and Murality. Of all men m lb* a oilJ the latiuer ata.uld l« imtlSftti’, all other bu«i<>e*e aa cumtiarad with bis, it tnere rofine. the world it bit book, bis life*! labor* a auccraaion ot trials and etp^iuento in her great labratory. Leaiumg will make him a fit companion lor hiiuaelf. Wbat a field lor thought, eludy and reason is tbera ! From lbw licit be can wander In tbw balds what a peuapect opens up Ulura him! WhatgiavequetliiMia las bis mind. Tbe ofwningfioasr, lbw quial li-rvwt, lint rolling praxis, the Iraeh untied larn<a, the growing gr^te, and ripened harvest all lurniah h«-d lor much rvftection aud tnv*eiigalo« Tb«- ctanoKwl elements of the anl »ud tbeir affinities are aubjecta ol Uie profouufteaL <ulrrr*t and prutit,wuhout ■ kiH>» tadgw Ad •int*. farming ia tout a “leap Ui the lUrt,** and wild it a peqwt ual touuUlu uf plewouru and raiubow ul drilgbt. Ibe tartarr should educate bia kid aa for one the IraitivM p*<Aw*<M.— V\ hat buein*w», in isitarr te De profitably conducted, reqwirva »orti a veal ani-wmi [ „( intermwliob I I" ■’tber buvlnr**. men iwtloo p— bw auacb o->rw Umii they ar* wonh. But km rt ethwHd... Htrt drrdt ttlL Herefynrti cannot fo travel rrnwi Ikt tartky lobitt : rm-U .«>. is rrougU into tkt ground sod Itllt the lull WATCHES jewelry. ASn SILVER WAKE. Boots Owe Af.ifeew ItaJter- W:rA One Dollar Each! U tTMotT Kasaan Tu Va ibaPatator asyyeetaww whai iis^-nrtwvfci <. AND PIECE GOODS Shoes Which can be had by Calling at the JtaB ter Besiyv'a Catarrh Beaedy. as* lake ao SSaeWESXSSi? It will be ml has te say oMroaa. First Class Cutters HASTINGS H. 0. R. lEElH & CO. FBWOBT. ILU50LM Bold by Wbotooals aad totaU Drwggiata. nns Life I’ilb, FtTBIFV TH* ■sawea BaaSa-lw. Uoooa—. u —•• sate. n-r‘------- brsaao, iNaueue! nastlimasasMthe xu-mael. Sew Lib la Um SabililatrU, aaJ Bnu>r» u>« to psrlret ileallb. POfiKLT TKOSTA RL« Try them! itosy ealy «i e«i*. • J •••“* ,BM*t|heaa«<y*er VruggMt. er»l iwa-AJ Be. WOSBaYAJI. 0ana*ln»« iviiAT OBXKBAL AOtXTS ONI DOOB WEST OF n. A GOODVEABB HARDWARE STORE, STATE STREET. h. resiUDosr cu. REPAIRING J'lEKY P4TNP8rIC™®0A£. DONE TO ORDER. ClM Dr. HARVSre GOLDS* HIT* �I !^J— "Iin The Truth, SPECIAL7 NOTfCBS. F. D, ACKLEY,' Huml THE J? 7,'. Da$ngir.J?Vyji$ iWsT n'oiR J. BUCKLEY ASTROLOGY BOTTOM OUT fl. FRENSDORF & CO. Taifot article* of evary hue Pttaade*. r*rlum*rtMnai a f«. THE CHEAT FEMALE REMEDY IOB iRREGULARITIEB. BARGAINS G° 0 °D CASH STORE ESHHISII.MENT,! NEW GOODS DRUG & BOOK STORE Of every needed Kind end Style ju»l pirreftwM'd f t eaah •I low Price* and 'veiling at Established in 1851 Roberts & 'Stbikeb, *• AT THt _-M-0-T-T-O— CLOTHING, CLOTHS Warranted, T01B TAHOT <BM)!£)S, Stationery, School Books, Wall.Paper, Medicines, Groceries, Paints, Oils, Lamps & Chandeliers &.C., &Cx &c. M. HILL BTOBB OF o o a> s PRINTS FOR 18} Ota. ( AND NO MISTAKE Conitstlrrg of all the Popular PATEHT MEDICINES. Wa Bay Lnrgly far Ca.k aad make so Allawaace far Bad DshU. Drugs 4U>.-aMi<*Mi*. Pnlnta, WE BELL Al Uniform Prices, Aa* J--*-_ II____ .... .. . Z 8sum BS&S8 At iIm Datroll and CbR-agii LiK Prieaa. GRoTiriiiES! BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP PHILLIPS Children Carriages TEA DR. RAPHAEL I’KUIT C ANS, RY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. W POODS! F. D. ACKLEY S. Travling Brslets TII* Toy MORE Worth of Goods, CHEAP AB THE CHEAPEST. GROCERIES F AIR PRISES BUSSElt a XEVIXI, Dorr s iiA>in&. uAsutu fc-'f Ow •Ai'-e M..n.y’ , in th'ir p»v, than any GOOD BROWN SUGAR 1S| Cu. A>BURiMENT. :• .. ......... Z>. ore and Better" For the People! To Everybody. $75,000,00 GLAD NEWS THE HASTLEGB <a*av BA&uiia •rlpctrd Stock* In the Mar­ ket, <-f all kinds nf Gouda, nwallj kept |n a V.ri.ty Store. BWW&AB &£IQU m> msTOOTnum W FOB m’ff Ol.» AND LOWG TRIED Wa Ifoie llfle pf —IS THE- ; 0. D. SPAULDING’S BUSSELL & NEVINS ACKLEY’S ■BCBRJ1B The Place to Buy IMMENSE RUSH New Clothing Store. GOOD NEWS AT LAST! 0. 0. tPAULDIHt. BENTLEY ROBERTS 4 STRIKER. Clothes Wringer. BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS, io- ooo Dollar per (fox: or Six for Fira Ifollan ■ From four Io *i> bexr* ar* genoriJIr n*|«ir*d cure ordinary c.«r» of Srniio.l Wrtknn* Md niufon*. though beat fit i. drrirrd true. iu.oc a In Chronic- Cura. aad paniruforly atero £ l«.r. nr il,,)'.I liOdl,—,.k 11^. l> Sewing Machines, SHUTTfJS STITCH -X------- ' One {Shilling. Piece Gaiods Ju.i lb* Uil.g for (l.mr.., B.«t- ana Sfom ! H. A. GOODYEAR & CO HEM, FELL,TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. Ae., Ac. Slrwt*. luu.'r C<nrk. 5uv lilb |v,t. il i* generally auKcleuL Io rxtrvm* m*m of Debility aad Inpoieoca BELL'S EXTERNAL REMEDY. « Two IMUtr, .utterrat for a Booth, no fo M to good adrantaga and I gi<n Hlruagth to th* Urgant, witbib* pill*. HAKDWAUE STORE DOMESTIC Good Merrimack Prints GREAT HARDWARE of all kinds, It Harting. City News Boobs. SALE- MUSIC 8T0&8, OF IATCIIES JEWEI.HY. AXD SILVER I* generally kept up ta it* «aal» of th* p«opl«, and will be sold at LET THE AFFLICTED READ I Railroad Prices, Addfog TranaporlaUon; aad con**Ua mainly of Iron, Nails, Stoves, Ono Dollar Lach! GOLD & SILVER! rtjkxctas. cams 7nt*uTFnVf Ttir MxmrsT. wiim «at» FBwtiSjki I r... .-U., am* low WA ta ■>»■* i.rtal. SAP PANS, THE SILVER SKIRT G'foek. f.Vm'ne Diamond Rittyi ,<». Mo rhinr, Silr't Wart. ONI DOLLAR EACH And GROCERY Moro Durable, Moro Elastic, Moro Graceful! everything rlae Sheet Iren. frotr Shelf Hardware. ROPE, WITHOUT GRXND-STOWE3, ’ Regard to value! And nut be paid for until y«« know what My Oyster Rooms Farming Tools of all kin'ds, ■nns Life Pills, lILS. ! . «. II. DENNING. Baatinp, Joly »lb, IB4 or rr ~ pLASS. *“* gif**;r Cigars & tobacco Look foe th* •'« HITE HIO|E,“ twa Sowa n nf J. IL Ooodyaar A Co*B Stern. whZt the press bat faelifoned Ail icrts of AND WOODEN IV A HE. Larsc Atfortmeul of GIbm FBI’IT CAN»,fo< Varto— Prieofo k l»7om>cctloa wtUi our Star, u a NEW GOODS; HARNESS SHOP DR.BICEl.OW NEW FALL AND WISTEB GOODS U-ApraW* Fannrr, vf “i.’rFsl'oPUi «««*’ ■inaaiBB'c w»a», ^ttStfuk^Bh-k. up «*«•£*’* •* to“,> 'US'. u. "X „ f-« r*-— —' Straw, Silk mA Velvet *| mirr.B«?v HABVKYa luvcwaeat »f Reread Suck. mo - cm- 4 cwrmcATB ii* m iwn nARVSTB -”>4TI _ .... ■—- - ONSETS, and all etyleo nf Fall and Winter Hate. act® *t Raii.boad rntcB. AU Klad. ef.BW-’WI® *—• । Ml-.' I !ts-^ti II. A. GOODYEAB > tN». na*U«p. jj»*at fakdrit - • �WMf POITIT,' bow is the sra> tn make any progress in ths world t does tbs present generation know all that Is worth knowing I will know ledge dis with it t would not a look •‘ahrewd"and “cwtmin|t" Tfeoae daceptiosc in bu.mess, such as putting much containing wbat they do nof know, be the best on the outside, as s sample in considerably larger than use coctalniag grain, wool, or anything eisa. whereby tbe buyer ia overreached aad ibaatad, wbat they da know T To tbe end that each farmer may be­ are quite to common, and daserva the come InlsHigwoa, he should take and read severest reprehension aa aril aa the penone oe murs agiicullural papers, pahUsb ■Itieanf violated Is*. Y'oae social aUnded in osr own State—other things being ing will do much by exampls aad pre­ equal—as they are rx«S adapted to our cept to disrountsear.se ibis abominable climate, amis, productions, dec. He meanness. Tbe g-wd uf tbe wkolr tluii pHEK’B 4i STRIKER Chilli end Fsver, tbs nsliun nr character «4 the institution- I Bilioiu Fever, under which succeeding generations shall liret A osatsry is Lol a day in ths liA-1 uf a Mtinn, and yet who am>mg yon can begin to estimate tbe greatness of this country a century hence ! It daring the dark days of tbs rebellion, when more than a million of nor producers were •grafted'' into tbe army and made ow>. camera instead of pnduoarv, tbs product­ ions wsrs not lesaened thereby, but beat •>n increasing steadily, so that we couM Intermittent Fever, Bemittent Fever, wu-ift*- Congestive Chills, ......................... tway. smnw- ■rest this standard uf busineaa integrity, , if tbe tide i.nmigrslwm waa ssflk by which they wiah to be known ; and to make up our losaqa in tbr army lush standard can Haver bo lowered by ! (lor us n s i.bsra -— ——J \ a... oar «d I ha daaa bat that all must auflsr. shall its mighty period wa are not ----------- KM U.fltieisrW Dills. " present realities nf growth and decay are | tors and gi»« Jignily and hbonr to your Eaatasn shores, tbetivs roll and .pre-i ST4 T* or UlCHlUjlS, • coaurutally repealing tbemsel.es The I calling. They make you mure oontamad, all over the Ln'mn 1 If the banks uf lbs It s seMiow at the FrvlMl- Coarl for Iks <■ .erust of prejudice end duet of Ignorance , •“PPy- psraercring, successful and virtu­ Nile, a narrow at ripe oVIand some four or ir ef Iforrr. teaUee el tbe Prabate 0«ee. la miM-af UasUage. aa Teeadaf. tbe ISih da must be removed and-tbe . esdm warm , ous. They cal I. together those, ths moat five miles wide -nd sZme four hundred light <>ftruth poured Into tbe mind.— i ialorested and xealuua in their business long, only, e»uld jpdke Egypt eelehrsted When thia ia doos, how ths eeneenfrfrwdg. and a-a rule the m«t prosperous of tbeir as the land of com, cultivated in the rod­ ary disappears ; what sweet eommunlngs class. Hera the motto ia “exctlalor" way <4 sowing tbe grain nn tbe wet Coil with aafure in her most eeerallabratory; and each ean and should enter into a gen­ after the aubaidance of tbe river, and whsl au intense tkiriti*g after mors ol erous rivalry with ths other. In trying to turning in ths bogs to tramp It in, wbat her secrete. Not merely fur profit excel him In soatrrAing. These as-ucia- shall be ths onmpuUtiua for these hillnm rill result) .but from a lions, together with sheep shearing festi­ scree of lend, fully as rich, COhl rated hy vals sud boras shows have does very an intelligent and ament lie p>pulstion. ____ ,_________ .______ tunnies It affi.rdah'r die loser uf thought much to attract the attention <4 eastern with its labor aa.ntg machinery, its im to alruost drive the chariot of the sun.— capitalists and raise the price and the proved plows, harrows, reaping, mowing Not only eyrKwZieroZ papers and books quality _jjf your productions. If you and threshing machines, its system of are to be read aud studied but the farmer study your interaat well, you will always drainage, suliaoilmg and fertilising well should allend to tbe reading of boohs dec be represented in them, and als<i In yonr understood and prac'io-d upon, and tuorr treating of bis specific liueines*. and make dairy, wool, sorghum and fruit conven­ than all, a practical knowledge uf lbtions. Keep the lies tool on the alur of chemical qualities nf plants and mile, and wtrtld st large. I am sativfird that no agriculture and kindred pursuits. ibe adoption <4 tbsnns to lbs other, and elasa <4 laboring men have so much time And to tbe other classes, permit me to tbe means <4 supplying any d-ficieucy to attend to theae things as the farmer ; say, that as agriculture is the bass of ail that shall ba found to exist. In compari­ for mist other persons cannot spsmi iktir the other callings, pay proper tribute to son with our country, aa it sow is. even nnin}l al Acta*. If ths farmers ol Barry it, and lend a willing hand tn all its act­ Gteecs and lUms and Spain and Great will try this for ten years they can feel ive enterprises ; e« it pnwpers or wanes Britain and France were but kndla»di -nd petcArs io >>ur bioed and inviting ■sgured of the highest positions at borne anal honor abroad. Y-u may as well Farmers of Barry, vtilh 838.640 screw fl-lds ; nor is this ■'range! osr empire i« hAld the offices us lawyers, if you will r-fauoh land as you powsa with frdUUsa vast and our population eiilrrpriaing; gaeZi/jr yourselves for them. Aad me- ■■you now hav» fix widening yoer stroke <u>r soil frrtil. our markets and -'apl— Ihitiky It would not La a difficult job to 6f businra-, such crops, -usb prices, such tbe largrst in tbe world. Cbi-Sgo i« (far equal their attainments. ( I mean aueb I imnugralion, end the ears prospect uf a laigeet granary on the globe, and yet HRail Ro«.l connecting yourschea with as you would went to copy.) K Nut only would I have you intelligent j but I would haveyoo industrious fanners. ' By industry, I do nut mean the Isrg—l days work; I mean tbe steady, pati-nt, eoaetsnl labor, as distinguished from ana-modie Ifljrry and sleepy idleness— Not <«ly is it the “early bird that catches the worm" but ■•> il is ths “steady drop, ping wears the stone." ^.XVhat seemed to entk until every acre of your arable ■al shall produce its msx.mnui quantity! you twenty yesis sgwWrll nigh impoesiChat done, and what bursting granaries! hie, hss become in y our day, an appntia ’U'-ugh to subsist a hole States. And by ted, realized fact. I would not limit. If I could, your holidays and visiting rec■ • ---UL,----------- 1.. ...... Diarrhea, Dysentery, Periodical Headache? Dumb Ague. PILLS. j. w. uralkr'i cekWaul r«i»<i duplex elliptic (OR boUBLK BidSOl For Sale by all Druggi»t». Wm. SroowRR Ac Co., NRshville, Tenn. At tub UNION STORE ar ' IBTOTPH & MO. SKIRT. Tbe na*4„l.l Hs.ik.lhr eUr-iwa^ NE-W Pluiiiing&. Matching MACHINE Such vast corn, wheat, Cottoti and cat-' firIJs I Where such A-As of ah—p and droves of oatlle, and pyramids -f hay "f Where such intrllig-iice, oonifort ami happiness among the cultivators <4 .he ■oil t Sprung I• urn a hardv race, and invigorated every year by theslmorhtnm and assiniilatiirti uf the foreign element 1W1-U-I tkvra*. —<« I iMtoamtaM o.™ t.au. ( tht-ugh which their csmttuerrw mu-l ■!• p ■nd pay it- journey, if per chain­ it d<«s 0>!l_Zwe Itasll alt-gelbrn ; with an ■ -ceanic oxi>iiiunicali>>n by telegraph ah recd) auecrwafully established with tireai Britsin, and in prwe-a «4 rona'rsctm* with the great and friendly Russia, the I Pacific Rsilnwd by which we can go from Nr* York to San Fiancieou In b iir d and an inventive genius that will imi ■ati-fied with nothing short .4 p-Hecti DOOR k BLIND MANLFACTY We Utr . nB, m.Wl-lmeal far 4s. AU MICOl tlr»4rok n-w X. T. have Um rM FuhpUe Mrs will a-tmil a Ibw-rsvs*11 p CL’Ig 1; sj 23 £J wunparatise num bars grouped (••geiber. will show the pr.igrewe madeistbe lhu>gspecified in ten years ; premising that .•swinging around tbs circl the progress for the last, ail years will of spurs ruins the body _ wore than equal the previous ten years. soul, is tbe devil's uath of al leg lanes — *o that the figures uf 1800 are too small better not take it. by fifty tn emo hundred per con*. f»r th* Nut only* would I have you indoatrnfia , present eslimata. IS.-C 1-10 but temperate and frugal. By frugal I i du not mean covetousness or pereinomicus mrsnnres. I mean “a penny saved ia two pence earned" as king Richard hath j it II is useless tn sacs st the lap and wests al the bung-bole." Of nothing are we prune to be as wasteful aa of tins.— Yet what so valuable, ifimproved. Does not its Improvement or nonimprovement measure as a geuneral rule tbe two great dares, -thrifty” and “unthrifty.’’ Lib. reality is a noble virtue and as often the brother of poverty •" fact I hers :■ sot to grow with our growth and alrei gtben with our atrongth, a feel ing to kttp all we get and get sll we ean. Accumulation nl gains and profits fa lo be encouraged within proper bounds. There ia great danger however, in the habit >4 alow gains <4 brooming »tingf. This Woqi'wrlt applied to a man will al>rk closer than a brother, and ruin hie Influ­ ence in society. There is one way to pre»ent it. • give, give” and “keep living,’ give to the Railroad, give tu the church, K* i to the p.a-r and •’lend to the Lord." CseiUl favestsd moat ensuring rnraiutneni we can leave behind ua, is tr> be enshrined in |ov- Ospt lawslag la sU nuaufls ing heart* where the tendrils of tbe atTcc- VsJaa of saaas) products tlou can climb and dueler. The reflect­ ion >4good deeds performed is bracing ■nd ennobling to the soul; a timely Aiadars* to ooa lo * (trait, methinks, is AGUE each । ecu pier of lb- era' not a ludal alai <rr serf, hu an owner and s'/crests* its largest sense, sod wb» '•) g'-d C" duel may reach the moat exalted arati on earth —the governing of thirty »' Slfcwse:, ’-3z SHIP A’HOY! say that our lines b**a not fallen to Os In -pleasant placet that* ws hare not a good­ ly heritage 1" I then does this somewhsl fragmentary and disjointed arid re—. by hoping that every man. woman ai-d child, who bears ms, ti-dsy will do th. best to tusks these places greeo-r end pleasanter, and thia heritage fairer and goodlier; and in the language of the American Poet: -fto lire that wbea Hiy HBismi wsn tejwe __ WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. ANew Thing for Hastings Wm. h. TOBACCO STORE BICKET a MEXT11S. w-am. .. .X C McConnell. |lBrdwnrc Mcrchanl, or CIGARS. SNUFF, '■'3% 2* ” ।* u/:i ‘r : TUR RaTIURaL litnt’khnAlir. gnTAMLlMB- • AND PIPES. Stop Friend MEERSCHAM, OUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR ROUT. Above ail Should tbe farmer be bosnr•ble and boneat. There is quite a diffio. ance between them and i hardly km'w which can l>e spared the best. Honor demands when a fair promise ia given, •hber expressly or impliedly, as when a bargain ia made in regard t» your pork, siwsi. sjord. or What m*t. that praanlae should be reUghmsIr krpt, no matter bo* many biifr <4ere y«u may after­ wards have. And he *bn "Ml »“t «*•• thia fa dfofa-sorable, mean, and probably gfoUneat J should Certainly be Aut rail uf tbe pale >4 all fiasisasa circles, a- unfit tn transact it w ith fmmwabfe man. Himorobie me* ••*• *bie ts» Usemaelvee snd u> society, to place the atigma of rvproeeb eroie and auihovUT te ■ e ;n-et-'i ky Um Pr Ceert af Ways- tfoeelv. uWblgMi. l». I Itiall al pabfte aaeuan, fo Um kt, biddar. al Ur Imai door af Um liwrt Ibe I Im V,ll.j« of n-*4lnt- ia Rarrv Coeety. M CUM HERO AL KNOWLEDGE. tbJ’aTrt GERMAN PIPES. FlRSr CLASS TOBACCO STORE. BBACE & OTWTEB H»lrt till, sag lai—Wsaid wuaers ia M EATS, ©ATS, FU3S, Here then wehad in round numbers as tbe annual production of Michigan in nine uf Its leading artidrs grown im our soil a of 150,000.000. Add to thia the iacrvweed pridncte-rta of the past seven years aid its apprvclaied valae and It will m>l tall much below if any RSOy 00.000. then add to thta increased value, *<*>! mu ,rok--n«d in the aboee and tbr tarras.ad number .4 scree of unproved land and its SALISBURY. BRO. At Co.. Rslsasiv. Maasfastsrara sad Iwpeetanaf (Soli! find £ ®rriit Httotlry ■IIUBery ai< 8ira« AT EASTERN PRICES- J0NE8 & DRAKE. ucsw.1 Sica. Hr”' -I- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-11-28.pdf 407db8e6cd38e48c37e7e8e728afd134 PDF Text Text ??(!■ 33SKAS 801 ‘•■I - ■ । ' rR ■■’ RixrrpB.. HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28. 1866. VOL X • jjpw RLacttBniimo.—Attention la »«ke^ yjiiws !« ’•>. adrmiaement of Charlea H. Cbaw & C«». Tb»» are reputtj - fir,t C|.M wocktr an. and !•• idle ibeiu acalt.- gLAOWJirri MOFtGACB gaor. BALK. 0, A. CHASE & CO, will do welt BaenaHy of Battle Caoofc. hate ewea^d oME liacaam.. Moe. on ttiale <«rwc.eM 4wr *' Dtt*YK».-»OnrjMper h*a been delayrd thie week .by lie non wrrhol .-I «ui Black smithing, prmt paper, a oirrkmatanc® lhal we h.rp, may tx.t umr aMin, I 1 ' ■ ■•■ __ ] ■ ■i Mirhlcw* CewirAl Sadlrwatt. •Vew Stock .‘aiaaagor Train* •» the Hicblgai Caetral ORDER AlikamdoMotlt>< brUa’aGihar. la !r»inf <a the Bib io.l_, by damsel H. K4<ar4>. Eacp. CBSUM H. Uenos ot HaaUsr*. sad Hirn Auc« A. Psruau al Irziug .«•» a ttt'iosn. . . ., T A' Owllx Ulh day Ot Xnrmber, iifla. by J. R. v*— si_ ... u— rill NEW r tub UNION STORE by WDBjt EIAJJ3. BW GOODS NOTICE 5.W ADVERTISEMENTS. i hviuonni.ua llaalinan.'oa GREAT SUit. * c. rrfi>di« J.dr .r rnm«.. la ib» mettw of lb. estate el Lcry Gray, da R eduction GROCERIES ITT jawing and flllag thepettUeb^aly Y«ri>ed<l< A WO, A LARGE STOCK OF .4 T Mr. M\ ti uV*<nt1- Ready-made TUR DRY GOODS CLOTHING, tx ,nl.y M..N- Boots & Shoes, /6 F BARLOV^ODYEAB & GRANT, r/rerzzira jrsr ttuifiF OUR STARCH GLOSS I* tha* only Article used by ’ >u lloTcha. bietrnetM. aae Teocsisee or Fjuiun. AJVD Gent’s Furnishing Goods • SKl.KCTI.l> STOCK OF > I’. DRY GOODS Office >a LADIES S?£& yicms Spei u CADWAIXWEK. ALSO, GENTS AND THE LAIGK T AND BEST A N D WE HAVE THE LARGEST 8T0CK Groceries, | Cloths &- Trimmings ' ever ’t to this ever liro uw* ““ Mart,’ f ix tifk x.ikkst. HOLES ALE OR RETAIL. <oxsis^r*.i*r'BTOF wm. h. McConnell, OF A I Boots Ar shovij, CLOTHING Hitts At enps, TO ORDER AND WARRANT A Bleached goods, GOOD FIT. Eadies’dress goods, . Mudge &. Bailey. Fnnij goods, (’Hjisimorcs. ?' Ladie? nirs, , The Chicago rdware Merchant, MX.l i 1' HASOWASF COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. All pvean. haiimrclBUYJ egalnai the' rdMBUCd n-111 «««“• h.rresaod l«r ,hi» neflw. o" Hi* »««> day of •IvtarAlaC. 1‘mui *. k«44»W. filled XycmWr'■nih l-M COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ’ Glpvqs and Hosiery. iZdueU-lhr lb. P^Uw <Ml ■ / : ADAJt,KI.I40TT..J [p.Ud Xerco.bn Itth. IM*. t» GUARDIAN'S SALE. la lb. K><m of Up Koo* •» Willi*. Irr and Charlo R Haute., Minora. i. l,,r»bT air ■ Ibal purse* STORE ..I III 50 u » l*ui>nu>c<>,4 BATTLE CREEK, Coffee. • OHANl ORDER. GTATK.or »nct Sugars, Spine* <fcc’ &c’ BRACE & OTWl^ fills K 8 AID BETAl1**** ^‘2, DATS. Nlltliery >■< Straw CM*, r EASTERN PRICES, wo ftS wi»t »*i> rrwwrr F.«SR« I'*'’ ,~d **■ '*“> ;Uj1,ut j-wick__ '“T" "X?. rS ma.»"-‘. ABHUWEBT SMW Ai.tlidBiSSORTXV-r OF Silk and Straw Bonnets. ALL OTHER »B238 WTO T LOWER PRICES JACKBOK' MICWCOMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. w-iKSS-T “ Miiionm" --------7 . ■ 1Ud „ut«r ihiNga in pruftorttt#. Ulj •»», | «, t*t..re roe buy. i‘ Wi!t f»oy /«“• . ,.. T • •-,.! '-I- \ &-FBRBY, JUta. Creak, «-■ M* d •* HOWARD J.’” JI- ereatful Hl*’ P*’P'e ' / »»d .** J*!,’* £'e . JOWOI’S •_____ ' NOTICE. �iPBOli'l, dent eugiit the verdict I not OOcMhl Slate^ u> Au.'nd met. that be esu sillies iu 1 When a I NEW GOODS NOTICES SALE. FOR NEW FAIL AND WISTEE CW« GREAT FINALE REM FOR iRRfifiVJjkRlTTES. ■»l»XhT IJ»M ‘tSSA-A'.iS. general election bald in eaid County on Tuesday, tbs sixth day of November, In tbg year, now ihooaand eight hundred and 8. u of N. E. K, Bam *. Town ». **»h » W“L P»““- uu«- .<.n-4i. b “• ’“H,4S»>, - U-. ttrav, lilt >u t,IIM EMln^ ind all styles of n,.’— 5—12“ rife x vioiie'ttwr* that Ka ill Can be Cured Fall and WintorHnu ’ XaiHei’ 'tfWtljH-n’, BB4 5. W. M«ts'W- X. Iha- «. ERADICATED FEON THE SYSTEM ■®rth • HatB and Bonnet* Repaired, "U*‘I H. XMBUioir; •• County Treaanrar. HaaHaga. May Will UM._________ ‘ “ vft'SST poll 8ALB-* • ¥ •«- «. f* <**.«>? UTIII All OHTEI Liquid CATARRH REMEDY STORE. GR-feCEY SEELYE’S |r stronger than It baa ever ♦ «tmt that, having bwn beatwr i national issoe. an to which it (Mil to be wholly right and the vboHy wremg. and still eu bepnu ievortb-U- abend.that JTChai ii waa in ha paliny daye. a (State Street, IloalJatfs. Sllcii. iXui aot ■»« dowa b belplem aad de­ Prairievilla, Rutland, Tbornapple, Woodland, Yankee Spring* prweripiiua uMd, ifr— of eh rectloa. for preparing and mi they will flnda .ore rer. for cc aaoseaini. covan, col.., el< of thoadvertiwr, la .ending I to boaiflx Um aflUried, uud .preeo >»mnu which bo eoneeir.e to be Invalnablc, and bo I •very nlfarer wUi try hU remedy a« It «IB them eptblM. and m«J prer. a Uereloc. P.riU. wUbing tbe preacrinUca will I •ddreaa RavTfcDW'Ann WiUKlIt. Total, ■ Majority, The whale number of vote* Riven for ■aid office of RspreseuUtlve in Congress, Was three thousand three hundred and thirty-cig^t (3338.) and they ware given or the following peraona, via : Thomas W. Ferry received two thousand two hundred and fifty (2230.) rots*; John B. Hutchina received one thousand and eighty-three (1063.) votes ; Tbomav W. Eerry received four (4,) rotes; T. W. Ferry received one (1) vote. Siiu -■ W. 4.1.A■vounty ol narry. ) ,iy oartify tha’n the foregoing ia a correct । staUroantofthe votes given iu tbe Coun­ i ty of Berry, Stale of Michigan, for RcpYeaenutive to the Congreas of the United -Htatoa, from lhe ftard CoiigrtS-uomd DUtrlol of the Stale of Michigan, at tbe general election, held In said County, on tha sixth day of November, in the yforf one thousand eight hundred and aixty-aix. ■ Auest J. M. Cadwalladxx, shall the new line le ? In Blare, must w« «<•« cwt foeie/»om ^;„^ratioa of Andrnt Johnton. TKrUJlk&B jBBSOHiT, Real Estate Agency, OY S T E R S CONSUMPTION EXCHANGE BLOCK, Mlddlwvillo Barry Co. Mich. H. WRIGHT Agent. POR SALE- Groceries, ■ Total. 1«3 H«a *01 Majority. MT Tit. whole number of vntea rive ofltooof H.pr«MBteuva la|b*a«ati A WARM MEAL — ...-. ...wrw mm* vif >e.», , uanm* mW. Ferry recaivsdoM fl) vote ; K W. Hewitt reoelred on. (1) rot.; WhlUm 8. tk-odyvnr r.eotvtd iwoCt/veiM. ■ COL.D GLAD NEWS X,TJJNrCTZ ON TILS SHORTEST NOTJCN. Having bad Flfieosrear. np«rt<«« In a FIST CbASS REBTAUR.lJCr, I bav« no brelieey-lu •awssri- that lh« foregoing U a enrrpei e/atetnul of th. J’*" tf’en In the County of Barry, Statont Uleblgen. for BeprnnnuUre la the Hute Leg!.Inlarw far lb. .'keood BepraMnUUrn DUtrict *f The Bent OY8TKH STEW la llarilnga tfUfh ii dtuth yilmlo I ADAK BCH07PAN. nnttrg».-Aag.. Wlb. IM*. o/ftwUj iharaM/rz. * W^tt^t '). ,Can SH1PA-HOY! ANewThing for Hastings Statement ol vote* given iiyjbe County of Barry, State of Michigan, for Senator to tbe Legialatnre ol the Stale of Michi­ gan, from the 20th Senatorial Diatrlet, at the general election held in laid County on the 8th day * ** ‘ IBM. mu bo radically eared withoat Urn daagvrH of InUmal mtdieiaa or lb. appUeatian of iifo— notattag oat a mods of ear. at enec a, cariaio, sad tftctaal, by m.n. uf wiMeh •r.ffsrer, »<> mailer wbal bi. cuadilian mar ty car. blmarif obmply, prii sidy, and red- TOBACCO STORE AND PIPES, Barry, Baltimore, Carlton, .very kind and variety. BELL-S SI-HtTeIC PILLS. Priw ovr LfoUar pvr llai, uv Xii ter Fire UUm. K. WRIGHT. THE CARS ARE in Cbrvnle ('•»?•. and partkalariy »kn la poUocr er^leyilal UvUlitv eilb bare win* muon bu aTrtord iha trntun. BELtTS TONIC PIUS. AMI All MBIT HAVE Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Are ruune-tW artbe EdcarMv W«1»...A 1.e—.-a- t. Boots Tout, • ilajority, BRIAR ROOT. GERMAN PIPES, and all kinds Bluntly krpt h> a FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. SS®M««®2IO1 | Shoes 1804 by aertUy, that the loregoing la a correct aUtemeqt of the votes givan in tbe Counly uT Barry, Sum of Michigan, fur Sena tor to the Legialatura from the Twentirtli Senatorial District, at the general election, held io aaid County on tha 6th day Of Novomber, in the year one thousand ajgbt.buudrad and sixty -ilx. । • Attest J, M. Onwaxunn, D. 8. Bresse. yKS'Stix' MOKE 'AI.DABLI. lti.4.1 GOU>! JONES & DRART, SUBGEON DENTISTS, Which can be had by WovM evil th. MUstlck of ALL pvreee. TV wl.hing anything lath* of DENT1HTBY Un*. TEETH »x trjrind crlHlmi. on abort nolicc. Calling at the ON ,VULCANITE.RUBBER BASE os ahonaoti«<reud In lb .boat sod meat approved HASTINGS o. 0ridLT25r.?te*TMrrMO ):tb«rjndLTi)orof.rin adaiiwlsUtad wbaa de> leg the lyitem they r«i«forec H. In lb. method ■Il mA .A.I—kU ■ tb.y adopt they eibibll a win dhcrimhiuliou.— iMtrerioframrUag to lb* vtiUtod •tlowloita of , con.OMree, er any of the compound, derived from ■ dre* and forty.three (I7U) were cul "for • re- thorn. lUy pet tboirlailh in Uw only abeoliUly jvuiun.f the CbMtitattoe/* >ad two hundred , 1 Tbe whole number ef vo»«e given for nod ngelail ,the --------- ‘ mZ tMlt-S —— ^.‘Xa^Sin’T’ Bryans Life Pills, ONE DOOR WEST OF H. A ear-s HARDWARE BTOB^ WTE STREET STrxs; ; tli.re—ri. 1 Dated at Healinga, thia 14th day of , November A. D-IBM- R®»A4RING TAKE NOTICE. DONE TO ORDER. 81,600 Srib « «f sere reweaJr ttfrogt. njskmg ireue <«ly <« tbe degree to which it shall be vMueded Ii We kwvw that many Dem.rtblitrt-'WiC rearbril thin adtenerd Ctrfy ».Ttin jywr,'and that »uch Still (ml grralb fodm-d tn revolt al the prop »ai<^4 ijna™ nufFrnge in any degree . but lei raJell ahetu tin* it - u aorirjr. trite to. .tnrpl rir vmwvuUv vriUw Me rarrihrM. paw.--JLgrv nutf-agc. we say. ia larat Mkfo, ar.d «UtL.-r H .ball ba qualified -r depend* upon lire nromp'neaa n. fr GUTTA-PERCHA, Tbe-wbolc number of votes given for aaid office of Senator to tbe Legialalure was, two thousand eight hundred aiid ninety-three (8803), and they were given for tbe fol lowing psrsona, vlx: Albertes L, Green received two thousand two hundred mid forty .three (2248) volai; William R. Martin received four hundred and thirty-ulna (439) vote*; Walls R. Mania'received two hundred and ten (21®Yvot*i; Frank W. Hlgby received Democratic I twriyweare^-AUitil tbe negn. question shall be gotten out uf tbe nay T JI can nat Whyootl It "ol oryro tnfruje mrrifcSfo.atid-isiwL the quickest way to it, she will ultimately be o.mpvllwd lo accept uni venal HVgre. si'fliagv. Qualified negr.. wuffraga y ielded by tu W wdbmray Jbi nine*Twra*TUI Itmrtl, or suffrage dependent up­ on tbe inteU^anaa li the Snsn. irrrep.fl- MEERSCHAM, Hatting*, Hope, Irving JoLnitowa, Maple Grove, Orangeville, i’ralrievnie, Rutland, Tbornapple, WoodiMd, Yankee Springi the *3 to cSert a cure, if uwd amrdmg u laaimtiaM. Dated at Hastings, th vember, A. D. I860. kM.hecbref- n*« canuprising it. and tbuAmg <*>y «»f the rigblfalu.weufibiM|iev. .dw*lsvvd a fNttrxMiaiu »h<«e pnnty i’aa never excelled ; but ibr puUcy foiled—•»’ b^‘«* Ihfbig\lfie'fevble«er. end f.dly and of- , MidM hgMbel p«Mie pruptieiy ••! lb* ml- ! mli.1klratbw?>»»liy should not the Dem- ; bridge J°K’’AT,«n”'lCTOBS«A1. �NEW GOO] ,NT CGAUGE BA*£. e Party Itosttayed by lb. OF THE iiuiwaaT lr>>, Ulk urf Matti,'‘~ •te ■* tow rt •rh£01y bdt.ee that 1W kba mind ol the’ ‘ Cl.aaeuri.wrty ; hot B(1O|g u harflo sbow ^bat any di.|»wilioM have beat, msda-witb M li*« 4dispersing !be Radi­ cal fieprexutelivewor kstydaft down the Noether. paapU. Ttt, CoaxntoUve party had been willing to Mansee it* adversaria the result ol the tteo aoldUily desperate. W. munoi but IbinlUUMt the PrcsidaU will abow him*clt.Mur« atuenabld in public opinion that) hi. ccxinuyrnau at Um . ct uua ST a fierwiy. contested olaMiou balfave. -It must b« teineaiberad that all on which tba dtetruatlal Use their prtaagse tu«A pine, belur. tbe eloctiona ol October the Bib. Now, all account* agro* in reprexntingma xtooiahmeut uf th. P,*.,. dent and bia Irieada tobtva been extrtmo w bco tbey beamed • be result of the «M. lug. Our o.trespondeak say* It imun d.rAtrtid that wp to rite last mometrt Mr. Johnson believed (hat th* mai-rily of ibo pewpl* warn oti bts side, and that lb* elevtioua would prove it. Ila fra* b*en gtivvoudfy di«hpt><doled, but Int tnustdif fer ve»y greatly fnmi all other Aihrri1 cane il he cAnuot make up his mtud to y leld w hen bw ia beaieu. Al any rate, he will U<rt want prudcul couuxltura, fur bla friend* are uAg.i.g him to advise tbe S<<ulh u>accept iteeOxtatiiullonal *mend- Om Dollar Etch! -i Wtrnoor Rao**:* to Valcb, yOB’rtlE"Olli AND Lora TKTCT ESTABLISHMENT STORE Established in 1851 Cheap q For Cash Robekts &. Strikes, More/and Better BUSSELL & NEVINS eoo»s selected Stocks in tho Mar­ ket, of all kinds of Goods, usually kept in a Variety Slur*. PATENT MEDICIMEt. Drugs, Chemicals, Painu, Jft Oils, Pure Wiuc*,4: Liguors Kim GROCERIES! CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. rEBFUMERIEt A Large Assortment of Travling Baskets To Everybody. Children Carriages RUISEll * NEVINS. GLAD NEWS FRUIT CANS, LLZEOiRE BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. W POODS! DUTY’S CLOTHES WASHER PHILLIP* BENTLEY AND THE UNIVERSAL MIMTS a STMUN. Clothes Wringer. Tbe Uai*asml_Clatbrn WriaMrfwi ■ A terrific gal* prevailed tai Lake iri-i Sunday and many disaster, reported. .... ... perm* ■ rueon sflvclod tbe System. BELL’S TUNIC PILLS, rmmtneodsd as tbe tmat EOemdmt^ Bvfavi"if tw tbr wwW— ick i^e. Fr ceiivWDeltere, wM last s waste, BMSB Al thebetroit and Chicago Litt Prices. another mouth bet-re they will meet lac Hr tare at \Vaabil.gt>a>, and liter* ia fill lime l-r Uiur* uiudcialu evunsets l<> pri » u bicb It shall be s that many Denivhed thia gdvanerd 'hat inch still (cel v.^t al tbe |Sr<*p 'in any degree . but < For tbo Mme Money, in their line, than any AND NO MISTAKE Constating of alj the Popular • TABBY ©txDDS, Stationery, School Books, Wall Paper, Medicines, Groceries, .Paints, Oils, Lamps &. Chandelier laabiug uradtiile; David Mnv •'•ater, fa-iemng .for 1mm d.»t S'pd-lar J, Ja< ks-U. ‘Hntl «b'i VfweLfk, Richland, niach.ce I ;plaster. NIL Ges jnuin Mlm' Wirtk . tabs hi-gi|-|i, st • * : -. The Place to Btiy *die^ TRHliM rhen. shall the new line tc 1 In p'j.v, iiiivt w.not ent loon from ntilmtiun <f Amlrrtf Jokrtfon, , tiut l^hrtd to^rtrn to foot oa t eaSii.- ca.itr^i>t into wkith it t ri.ict rnlrncf, a»J from ttkith ■ tan rorur •* "•'l the >«*• tritmlahle muiC largely to thia . GO0OD ?all and Winter HaW I WATCHES. JEWQg. AKD SILVER dry goods Mich. P* L, KSMocasnc yaarr nrotUYi! Ment is • cnyhi <rrri~ D.m1l<2rtvwl»«h has m> precedent io ,i ,* a crisis >n tbe’ptvg-. •hlch •',b,,u‘ r",'l ‘' Sever In-fore has th* De.to- cot til Jc»n i^belphaa and de- .. OBEAT BOTTOM OUT HARDWAB E STORE Good Merriniack Prints One Shilling, I storms tbe Pnblle Hut tbelr Slock of The Truth. NEW STOKE And no Humbug! VBP.Y CHEAF axo n irxuxnKO aJAsrmts. L. BUCKLEY THE SILVER SKIRT More Durable, Moro Elastic, • More Graceful! FIAKDWARE of all kinds, la generally krplep to U>« wsate of toe pvopla and will be sold nt Railroad Prices, Addlsg TraaapsrtelloaL *•< eeasfeta mainly ot R. FRENSDORF & CO. T tverv. ead Lbeir great ncnea arbninea nnerry. *«• exited rend peril,,, wbe wsetbe aame* 0M my labels, eimlera oU rnh PREVENTIVE TO H»VE CH1LBREN. Iron, Nails, Stoves, GOLD & SILVER ! VISAWBUB CB1SM ■Idjj by compel u« U> sell la tbe Court efSlx MssUi >250,000 ----- ---------- >250,000 IMMENSE BUSH SAP PANS, A*d everything else Sbeei Ir«i. fashioned from ill wrta «f Shelf Hardware, ROPE, NK DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT Regard to value ! And not to be paid for until ymi know what CIRINO-6TO3STES, Farming Tools of all ORE \ ALDABU IhA.I WAD! Irynns Life Pills, trir< ’ PURIFY THE ULOOD. >ve Headanbe, PlntMM. CLOTHING, CLOTHS IJfe iii tor debilitated, er.d Rmten toe fIM XkM , fOU, hears, end took too. ‘ Mjt cbarcK ?4!“*r .D,£ '■ Barclay Street, iAIN' jtRw Teas. Tk. 1LA8B. r wvinprlMV asvotigrt other arict”. teatltair* and ia dastetsl, Iwdiss avta pf Sewing Machines, Cjm»ti.a> Itnrt ever detracted any vuntry, kill the ui-r»i' political party timl ever f,,,,«Ldljl«'.gloU», *nd put Hu> I'tibm m 11^‘wsy A > »p*edy »rSt.rtArtta,- ’Illi* SHUTTLE STITCH A Large Assortmeat of <M«* F1BCIT CAMB, at YarlPiM Price*. ' Wort) *uoel be C* *al of <rtd»r. HEM, FEU., TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. Ac., kt. - nvTTY AND WOODEN ^TARE. DOMESTIC I* MUMtaloo Trtth *er Stars ts a harness shop. tart oAlU the w here so louch depends <m |be pertafld dppneivwmen it ia im pnerible to apeak with coofideneo id tbe luturr; but, a* tor a*e*i> bejodgrd freni tk* past political history ol America. «tar. Is ressuti to biHuvd that ilia danger. M>»d«4tes..l .patrsufett. aad prudancn, tf tbty bate, hot art oedtflarv pertepchm n1(j tb,c {uiljic l*unr»l.. Utrsh trn cause for r.lartw. E»«ry $7&. 000,00 niuUMC* Clt* ■evrs M. K-*. - BKtb Si CEXTS FOB A CKKYI *> W. DILL, Agwut, For tbe Cmmttea of Barry; Eaton. Calbotin nd Allegan. M-nre rrnai*-r- tba eisaa, ma dacr vsrt <fU. nAUvrrt KA*TE«N LEATHEB. And taTarieUy RtiLD AT BARXOAO rBlCDS. Worth of Goods, LOOK *T TllBsa ‘‘BICES BEbT “ �THATMtny-, virtue of it>« country tlw/WZies «mf teat­ tithe. We are thrown Isos up,* tin** innoc al resource* which ■ •ar tubers fowd •>» full of enjoy meat.— Ws are lesipud to • aeok somewhere w« Official Canvass of Votes for State Officers. ACiaoasxc Chills and Fever, Billons Fever, ENGINE works. giving wm be preserved, not as a Ingiesa form, nor by unworthy observ­ ances, but in a spirit of genial dooarum ACUE protected above must annlvcrsnrtes, by the very circumstancesof Its foundation, from vulgar aasodaUons ; for although It may afford a slight opportunity of un­ worthy indulgence, it would long since have been stricken from the limited llrt Diarrhea, ’T ■*1 For Sale by all Druggists. :SxH: Wm. Spooner & Co., Nuhville, Tenn. ilitfi STTBTDH •>. Math Plaining & Matching •I .U.KHLVE tbs cvrrtaMivg start, th ■ dtneing chorus** of laugh'. ty madrigals wforh sing ops. Wr*ragall»red*i-t iSST SASH, DOOR X RUMI M.UIFACJJ iitinOnsiliie: ahich real* ibu great compact uf And as all tbcw sights and sounds come to us in our solitude, wo I hank that tbe earth •till LuldocLeerful acid courage­ ous hearts, ai d that the blithe feaaou of d»”.“ U.« ,»«*». color SS.'.^'dXX.' of the features Of this glad season. Of by ... abuadaut harvr.a Ma ha, aoa^md apes these Influences, that of climate U not I « ■ __ . . ... , .. i •n,s ua »«• rrerrirvu cernnteroa ass asrtsenara UiUiKporUllt. niauk'ginny, which wbll- | IsUwiraccMtoaedaaaMala Ha baa praWrted V OH? found m pl the’ logining of a hard ” -r ,M. CAOWAtiAllMK. • 'treat* CM* and Notary FabUc. ^ha p.srt Uoaae. ■tMlwt Kila. .IMKlausur wm. h. McConnell, XKTE; Hard wan; Mcrcbaul, SHELF A HEAVY HAUDWAkL J. W. Bradley’s Celebrated Pateit Shop Stop Friend dW&Wtic DISULVllON SKIRT. Tbs WooAwful Floibiluy soil gretl cmfot (iSAMD RsrtM CoXMJtsersL CoLLKOK. Th* (Sws^mOimi, sad own tlasoogi. lasMtab RoBEK FramassMti, Arenrets, TriegrspWng, sad *v H 4 H. T. ANTHONY * CQ-< HaMfarurtr* •( Ptolegra»Nc doughty back-log gviiuly anstelned ha nurtyrd.Hn ondar th* apittlng and •put­ tering small fry «.f fi>re-»uck. baek-sticka »Wk Dumb Ague. send out our frosting*, and wish for all, not merely outside prosperity; but that Inward prsev and sell rounded life, which good thought sand great desires will se­ cure to tbe rich and poor, in lofty d»fiIt Is perfectly natural for us as wo grow older, to regard the post with a tender­ ante of all capricious changes in this news proportionate to the severity with which we criticise the present. As our first piny wan the moat magnificent, and otir/rsf low. tho warmest, no our first Thanksgiving seemed finer than any wo fclebratc In thia degenerate age. And yet, It must bo confessed that Time has left traces of hla flight, even on that which he has not been permitted to de­ stroy. The Thanksgiving of to day it not precisely the Thanksgiving of the PMt- The aged mitt a few of the ancient and fomlllar fealnres of thia Jubilee.- । >’nturc has done somethIng, civilization 1 has dune something, the bltterncM of | the lollilcal and social straggles through | which wo hare posred, has done aome-1 f>t October are yet Imgerirg, and while ih*i"einbera of sauimer -yol ainouldsr.— Ones. the w|nx|s<ifjbsiildchaise bearing ttou. Dysentery, It »ere c*-y t«> pefwit ourselves tn to. dulce *till fsriber io there reflectk**, and had depended on the course and sensual That nature must, Indeed, have become perhaps to tetxfa a lender chord. We inordinately callous, which is ]tfoof might snggeat tfo>l not all Uw fndic sod against the influences of such a festival; feasting, tbe loud laugh aud tbe jocuad that heart must bo obdurate which doc* not beat more quickly to day ; and be has all too succtrefully wooed oblivion, to whom, through tho gray tdr of this November morning, comes no thiol;- tiling* ■lagt'.fica-ut •*.«! •trail onsw very thronging metnorita of homo, of child­ creat. Tims rosy losiet} u- gvnlly, but hood, of the loved and tho Jost. There h* I'-Itcbea ua .till. Drop by drop tails are periods when we may surely be per­ mitted to retreat from the eager contests, palltlcid, or financial^pfthe present, and to suspend fere while the pursuit of phantoms which gild the still retreating paid. Tho scenes of childhood must have l«cen indeed squalid, if we cannot recall them with pleasure ; and although advancing life create* u hundred artifi­ cial enjoyments. It may be aaid, to the credit of human nature, that our first Joys are those which are, to the last, moat vividly remembered. Wlmt ran bo more beautiful, or more consonant with our best feeling*, than a day conse­ crated to such recollections, In which at the eight of well beloved faces, and os we feel the grasp of kindly kin-*’, the pagu of the past seems re-written In letten of light? Tbe voices of this day utteja spell which annihilates time, and takes tlie sting from bereavement.— i 'ieida of bitter experience stretch be­ tween u« and the paradise in which uw were nurtured; but orcA the nrirrow graves of our kindred, the grave of our dearly beloved daughter, and, alas I over many a buried hopes and tuacy a prop­ trate enterprise, the terene tunrite ot 11 re I., shining. With trembling eagemeu rtra, Remittent Fever, Congestive Chill*, illrlS: have been so barren of enjoyment that tbe past slfords no solace. There are few men who do not keep garnered and guarded In the heart, the priceless rexnlutadencc of a mother's love, ora father's self sacrifice, and who do not acknowl­ edge in their inouicnta of reflection a debt of gratitude which can never beys- Intermittent Karxauuts, HATE, DAU'S, IMS, JlllUaerj a*4 Sli>» AT KA8TEUN PRICES. Soli JPhtrli ft ©rtiifjrtotlrj sot in a«» yicm «ihv«t wsdw, < Asserican, EaflUb Swiss Watakes. HOW ARI > ASSOCIATION. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-12-05.pdf 5e12a7b02814ce0f009308ca5a887ae5 PDF Text Text VOL. XL ^stings' HASTINGS, BAKHY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5, 1866. Snsintss girtttn> ffacal ani) ^isctUantiu. FUBUSHEb THfS 1)A\. ’ J^XJC 8. ETKPBEXB- XtW BOOKI MORTGAGE BALE. C. H CHASE & CO. Tae8yttsfa Owwaaa.' Jb Jtro ^uu 4 CHANCERY ORDER. • TATE Or MlCtflGAX, M«*U» JedleW Clr- A A. MU Gwye A O—. fr-pam1 J- 5* Blacksmithing, Sobrttaro, n ia or4<ro4 that the aaH eaa mWdent Defc^ant. rouse bar ayaaeroaee ta ba —Sven As— Horn Saoatso, OMMiM lanatie abb Gbwbbal Jontao. Ac.. Ac. JVetv Stock JELL * XEVIJM. -Work dear la elty style and at »V priooa.- .Ittaia DrrOoada. <lreeeriea. Hooka and „ Froekera and 0'“* Ware.Beotaand and •■|*h’a<. Steer on Stale Hlreal. j ryPanieatar aUealiaa K'VSU to HILL and aifEada otMACBlNB war*. C. H. Catair. M. Ratirww. Buliap Ear. Mik llM. Ar If BUY MS rctl.m UNION STORE »t ■bdmot & ataan. U Jl.UROOK. GROCERIES ' Tut Rbsbipo Ciact*, will n Friday* E’-ewiug 'A this wr»k, al i dmee of Mrs. L. W ig|rtffl«p. from 9 t^.10 P 'I. ___________ •sss.iS: ALSO, A LAIiGESTOCKOF ..________L-u-sssxn.'i&Ji! ViSttrrS—u Rendy-made GUARDIAN'S SALE CLOTHING «by terjan Church next Sunday ■t 10f ..'rl■«•!«. Boots & Shoes, .* Hnrpfrt Wttihi f»r the IM7 t-r t-1.23. tw.w I* the limo to r<|h>For fall partiroilara consult Gent's Furnishing Goods Rt.<h <>f lbe Gran! B»»*r VjJIrt Road n-w di.r aVutd hr paid at r We ar# well advlaed that if the p«' IS OUR MOTTO. WE ARK HOUND TO SELL FOR lHa ComHJ d«. tMV V’t •Srrea ing HaV'nca '•» the 4th «f July 1M7. I h fact if tlty "ft »»t. it will eimply l»e | • 11OLE8ALE OR RETAIL Hir tl* rraann that roc BO BUT BAT rm a araecBtrn'.aa. Then, pay «p "<*• •‘‘d Irl lhe •<** "" willrwt hhv dra'C-*. Tbr laMrar must be paid prwnpt|y. and the Directnra depend ob yon Storied itJtrt. f-r lhe rneene. dimt lei the -cdlert * call in aaine. All ara internal , ad, and each muel d» hie'part promptly. Cash, Cheaper than any other house in the West. Fibb—We Iran* lhat «v Balard.y I errtiinK abntsl 10 at cloth, the. rrsidenee of.| lardware Merchant, I —Thia a .a ever brcofbt to UaotmgS befero.— ' i Eh .1^roB. th.. aaura I. .he peroewe tataroecad in aa!4 aetata, GOODS ------- IK THS------ ---------------- -- Cloths Al Trimmings uaAXKSLSEll1 FaiX* Wiw. «ho<” -’t **“* ,,f *b" And arc reroNta* fresh supplies every day, fo meal the demand- -f our aillarr, trocether with all «‘f hie »*»•*CJJSTO M ERS. tx.ld fumiturr, • completely •d by 6re. The I"— larnilure and clothing ia Mid to be about •700.00 ; the CALL AND bouse was ■ email l«^ N” in- /A’ THE .MARKET TO ORDER. AND Detroit fhdfean boat Mudge &. Bailey. Bastian. Nor. Mtb MH Dry-Goods. . Doots &■ 8!ioes, a eb~p- m»—’• i perfrri in all it Bpp..“1Bin>*Bi^ WARRANT A GOOD FIT. P R IC E OUR Erery j CHANCERY ORDER. ■ TATE or MICIllOAX-iyU M 0/ The Chicago CASH S ORE . -. U Uaehar Maiiua Uuu IM laal Will ’■"* ’Fffiicy Goods, ClojUf^y f Shawls, thk>u ii tb-ro that i( * an I rd in b (bar Hatt Sarber'a Shop, and k»pl ip the beat fj ur der. Whoever wants a.jprojl ehave, or 1 bie hair rot -M-^e RtaWf Style .iU do I weft to call on 'him.'aa everybody knows he Is a first class flArbar. tif has, hlao.' ( BRACE A OT WTEB. OtlUKUH AM’ KKTAAL— 1ATS, CAHA STTJiS, .iHlttaerj a«d S<i*» W*, T EASTERN HllUARh in omnccUuq with')&'BI)op a good arsort-.. tncDl «f Ytnktt Notions—Tlie beat of ' Rmobs ready Tar u.e,—-also, Sisavlngbuxee, 8>>ap, Btrapa, Hair Dy4, Hair Oil. and a large aeeortmeBt of ail the aarioua H.p.,CUU,.. P»I£I< ASSOCIATION. ISrtU. Oatwann.—Not witheUnding lhe J hard tlmaeaBd high prieae, the sAlr of Um I Ent Chnsical SaUratiu is still on the In[ erraae. People will, use’it and eyery I -------- ruf |B|I, Migbbor, trouble to show Goods. PHILLIPS & BENTLEY. ALL OTHER ■ BaMtaaBMaw, ■ •' Burry, butaaea* 9­ Stop Friend! "SJni 4ir ~ ■«» j wot! jocmri ' Kid glove cleanxb b#U” Me*a< *Fro>n»*l ■ad. ara hereby >wt>»«4 am >< i'.k mom for asaauasltea I uedirelBaM, CeenmHHeMti the Probata Ce«n for tbeei rill mrri for each Eerochfo �NEW GOO^j HASTINGS BANNER. Lyon’s Periodical Drops! JEW TSEOBBAT FEMALE REMEDY FOB ImaCCLAKITIES. bld. In eating the apple thrown an unfriendly andienee, the ■aSgaj^SXTg!^! queatlonable, inas­ knA IWTefterriy atu.pem,- ---------------- ■ fruit wag probsbly tsien - you ta*d lo b^L ■byarfirtyhand, from a 2irty pocket— lhe battlefield.Victory-' mie drew from (hirGetiBral th. follow­ I upon yonr banners. You, ing laconic nole: N. K. W urn. W. V. Hsc, lS,_Tow» 1, north B "To lhe EditorofAt Nalior. ; that you understand lhe use • I pared that apple. Do you trer eat • of ballots aa well ns bullets againat the opplea ur egg* without paring 1 -•MMaiaa of frecdutn and the Union. , ... ...Fastidiously y-nirs. The result* of the election are brilliant , , Bzmj. F. Bctlzx. Lowell, Nov. 12, wxur .^Wd decisive. The Michigan Boys in Bin* •end greeting to their curnradaa in olhiir , States, with a loyal majority of over THIRTY THOUSAND—an inereaaaof THIRTEEN THOUSAND over the ma­ t jurity of 1604. You have accomplished more-In thia contest titan any other E ATI MH ABD OltTEI "Grand Division of the Boys in Blue in • the Republic. The grand results of the —A telegraph line, thirty mile* long [jMlyiaeJ >election in Michigan arain*great degree u under tba coutful of Olwrliu Cullcga '(la ttaulto of your labor* as an orgamza- lor the use nf the students who are stndy iug that branch of science. SAisOOSf a. You hevo ahuwn to the friendi who . auMAifled u» and our cunte at home, while wp were absent fighting oc distant fields the balllea of our country, bow loyal aoldiore remember and repay true friendship. You have also ohoanto tboM who reviled your cause and loaulted yod while jou wore In the array, how - 'loyal aoldlera and eaUora remember end repay insult and outrage. Yuu have ’ proved (bat your devotion tu Freedom cod Jurtice, sud your hat* Of ttcatou and •edition were not the momentary sentimenu of a pawing occaMon, but lhe re­ : solved principle* and fixed purpose of free apd loyal men, to be cherished aa cituens '-woleMAfian aa soldiers, and to triumph at the beilokbox no len than io the bat­ ; tladield. You have pronounced that, so long its , thia.nation aw be governed by the men xboee valor preserved it, loyal men shall - rule and traitor* shall taka back aeat*.— Tm have declared that the flag yon carry and that you fought under, is th* banner of liberty fitr All Men, and that whoever :*&• loyal to that flag proved himself a . ;man and. a patriot, and shall receive full - protection in al) bis righto under it. . . Let us maintain our organization for future tuofuloew and further victories.— ■’Thecoote»t is noj yet over; nor will it be until a luyal man—let us hope a loyal . aoldicr or sailor—shall ait in tba Prcai■dantla! ebeir, now occupied by a roepant. and until:e«ry recreant in office in lhe Fdndlt turned out and loyal soldier* pul —tn ihrirpface*. -I- • RiT A.' 'AUGER, President STORE. GROCE Y —Mr. Williams, the Episcopal clergy­ man. who wm recent!v, charged with picking the pocket of a New York lady, tuts Urn released on bail. . Mate Street, Ilaetlnga, Mlcii. Tb» Habsenosr baring spared no palea in refit .... ... ...1.4 t W wf-kk... —Two.hundred and six vessels ar­ rived in Chicago on lhe 7th, bringing 13,000.090 feet of lumber. This is the largest nmoutit of lumber over brought to Clticsgo by lake in one day. WTOAIR KSS£)E’J, at the .W II to VBNALS- —John B. Gough lectured in Naw York on Wednesday for the pecuniary benefit of Orvillo Gardner, the out verted nugiliat. Orville— known an ‘•Awful"— i» tick unto death with a tumuronthe brain, and very poor. The proceeda amounted to *2,500. ZJ—Jl id intimated on good authority 5 ssssgXstseBcZuSi’Be., eradicated from the system I Siiiiai Hats and Bonnets Repaired And ul other work dotu- O. M Ue Lest ud I Uro o "/**'*’ pOR HA 1.E-.« K,«7- »• ij=ss:=: Lndlca Win pktoecall befoa F-Jrt^ tfoftbe same section. H. WHtQHT. I70R SALK—dOoervasu sos. 1». and W seres E. V/lLcox Ussiing*. Oct Id. 1 k* iEltaSsStt toraotat ,r Ballrol CATARRH REMEDY i sHii =IpsreeaastSs OU loisalr; i-sloota per acre. H. W«t«rr. HUNT BATE Farming Un*; for tak In towns of ttorr. Hopkins and HooMery. Allegan 1Bty ; aterage pnee about |4 —“t.'vajsr' MPXOVKD FARM rot SALX-IOOnmwm. sfroo. MiddterUle, irOacrna impresod; rtod n* and barn, and a large beanngnrebard. JOB SALE— CONSUMPTION E=^v3H=sZx! By Order of tL* Hosni nf illrwtoto. J E. IIXERKK. EUGENE FRINGU. Mr, J taassiSJsI; 1 certify that Fmok AlleT^^riP (HAJri bonaty and back par. das CJ fi so* Pelcg A. Pb.lpK i. w from lbs time be AM it. Ini claim. CATHAIiL\[Vut llullB.I Uavo.. I. ' IT NEVER FAILS! ■ £x52ii«iS»x2s5?tfiw 5 S85ftSS?S«B£82=lS<tooe, A WARM MEAL TUB GLORY OF HAN U«TRBNGT1I. A gsatlctaxn who auff.rtd for ynara from Nev roes sad Grants I DsbRiay. Nisklly Emissions COLD LUNCH and SsMhtdsWeskassa the rw3t of yeullifol in dtaeretlun, sfid came near endlug days in ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. huiKteer miarry. will, for tbs .akT «f atfet.^ mfn. arnd to any ous sfflkted, the alaiple torso, HBcno tram rxprrirncria eFIHT inr.l him -hi.k i —... CLAH.4 gt-STAGHANT 1 bars an bcaitaoey m saying that t ran make ■ that the Preaident will in his forthcom­ The Uest OYSTER STEW to Hastings. ing measage to Congress lay before lhat ADAM SCHUPPAN. body an almendment to the Constitution Hasting*,-Avg^4ut<|^<. tai similar to lhe one passed al the leal sea srnn of Congress, with a few modifies Maihood : Haw Last, Haw Restored. SHIP A’HOY! t. Juat pnliHabsd, a near adlUon of I1 Dr. Culverwell's Celebrated Knsay ■ on the Radical Owe nmd.eiae. ol ’.If rtpermatortKaa.ar rssnlaal Ws-knrsa, ln,d I11 “n’srr braiical Uaora.lmpotraey.Nnilal and “• Pbyalal ItKapaeily, totprJm.rnu to M.,ri„Cr MB. J. C HALL • rlr.; also (onsumpUuu. Ejulrpar. and Hu indue rd b» erif lndulgruee or sexual rsirsrsgAncr. Would meat rrsprelfiilly annauaev to Ibr 'CHIr^r-t*ri-s I. . ...i..i —i. .. reus of lleslitigsemlotymuiug toe ns tost be ban now opened but ANew Thing for Hastings TOBACCO STORE North SI* Rfoto Siswt, whwe g. j^,, I Cuatomrra wiib lbs politest suratioo. Fsnnsra, Ibis la the plage to bay your Bad Breath Csrar by aSsaiivs serrerions. Weak Eyes Throat Affections Ilsuraaad Lei In villsg* of MidAhrills-gesti tcstlau. Price *In>. ’ mere frrqurutly than slLrralsr rauaeu • it irk. slits; (ailing from tbi bead. rspscistl; dating U>« night,. H. WRIGHT. TuTcars are • AMI ALL MUST HAVE Liquid Catarrh Remedy. BELL’S TONIC I’lLIA Art rvcumimdiTl -s lL« moil fEndos. Briar), i anus and ImlgoraUag Itrnxdr hi thaearkA I'arkagr, I't-ce Fite ItotUra. effl last a maalA and it gvccraJlyajIUcWat. Io rilrrme ewe of Drbility and HELL’S EXTERNAL IIE.MEHY. TOBACCO,. CIGARS, SNUFF, AND PIPES, of srery kind and rariety. Boots MEERSCI1AM, GUTTA-PERCHA, Catarrh I. that UwaenM fosMtgwd G tutar Ms ilia morning of a al,rt or abutr umrotiWblih has faltost from U,» bead during Ur nigi.t. .L-b.’'T,!h? Uk* •* ‘l (“««**■ ■»F «• U» !»»««. ami airmail! loose uu Um in artesting It. Tba abatt are bat frr sf ihs many Catarrhal armnioma UHL i-u....... A— ..... BRIAR ROOT. GERMAN PIPES, and all kin* usually kept la a -..-4W Bftmdway. Single copies. 16 oenta. Yawly, filJJtt r | ffMIfSKlfHwSwb. and all style* of Jail and Winter Hats, Liles’ ChUAtca', MBd Mi.w.'n,^ H. WRIGHT Agent Groceries, ‘^.’■’Tub Galaxy for November 15.—No. -14, ooolaias dtapler* 29, 30 SI of “The • Olaverinp," by Anthony Trollop*.— JViUk lwo'filluatraliowi. And also the foUuvrina arlidea: Archie Lovdl, bj Edwards; By Gonea; I! Edltorlu, . ao Opera ; Novalist*’ Poetry ; Dtluirv ’ Mm; -A Very Old Play ; Eugar.c Fh>mentin; Fringed Gentians; Why we have no 8aU»rdny Reviews, by Richard ~Grant White; An Article of Female Draaa.by Juilue Wllook. (With an IL htatoUiou.) Nebulae, by lhe Editor. The offer to give to purchaser* of No. catfoa. I*o»ta*sters sad olhst* dssiromi of rsl'1 IS Of The <Hl«xy a volume nf 165 page* Ung aprlatta. wlM l>« suppitod sritb a sbow ml (wntelhiag, lha first twenty-ai* chapter* -of^Tha Qavarings," Anthony Troliopa’ti (-*aamirabie atnry, oontinure open. Send * JW etoUfiir tha mogaxina and lha book • -fo tWpublishers, W. C. de F. P. Cttcnco, :;fl&<f!ark Row, New York. ., ,ItatOBBa/a' Yotrae AMz*rca.—Wo hevo exatnInitd, the first number of thia Juvenile Periodicel, and pronounce It one of the best for children that wo hau«;ever aecii.'.* ha. atttchto ara wall written *Wd aAltod to tba capacity of children, which cannot bp said nf maoye<hera.— TbtfpJjfctry la til good; ito.iiluatr*lions ,,»!* very fine, and ltamany-etUr/«a- torw, wlth ibc music, toy*, puzzlee; etc., be ddalred ; .Ulagnl up ■ Ri good taate, u» good paper, printed In ' thw vhry beat mwstter, and, altogether. «\WtfJW(S«l’aU»acii»e, aa < elf Ait in­ . - atraetive-Joujuaia that baa yat appeared. Do notfiultoaecura a apeetmen number, jfubl tabad’Xy W1 Jennings Detnurcsr, Anee. Mik tri Y.i„i Can be Cured EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville Barry Co. Mich. —During a recent flood in China, two thousand parwuw and an immonfo herd of cattle went drowned. Forty men lanvass of Vol 00016 ■miasar Real Estate Agency, —Ost Sunday morning th. planing mill of Well* it Son, at Niiea was de­ stroyed by for, the wmk ,.t an inccndia I ry. L«m over *3,090, and their Insur­ ance paper* areperhsps invalid. , fall asdwkteb FtHST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. Shoes : - r *1P»**' SURGEON *^»»r»SS ra, DENTISTS, Which.can be had by TEETH sxtra*ed or filled, on abort nollee. ■galost bshatig* of temperature. Il w*a • votes lluko MBsclsee practice. Tbs people of our day aodtralaad the n,etln better. 1 a.irad *f*plell*g tba system they nrlaforra It. lolW aMkoJ tbsy1 adopt they exhibU a wits dlscrimmatio*.— laataeAaf nsorilagio lbs vttiamd atimulaau of HASTINGS H. I. I. UELTE a CO. nTpJi** ■'**—***1 FRWORT. 1LUN0W. Hold by Whelaaale sad isuii Uragguu. »Promptly m m5 csrsd to all naraiJe casta, al poetry. Alfred Taony- I ! eeo’* beaulifitl ChrlstniM Uyora wear*, ionite ao afr of aprehy ia itaiauial dress. -Y,lh • ana **y beautiful ,«Fa«traUMi.. "We advise onr lady-read- Calling at the Dr. BrUtnlH Eyr nttdEar la- Machines, O»I DOOR WEST OF H. A. GOODYEAR'S HARDWARE^ •■WW7Tt» STITCH kih.i- a—..... t—.a s—•, STORE, STATE STREET. HEM, FEU, TUCZ, BD.UD. GATHER. ttoasfirii of neful pattern,, sod Itduftm^ •My, Sfrbawribeat omw, ao m topimjtftnrfwUh the naw vear, fur which me. tAW coveltiea ara protutofol. "•’’ *?". • JhWWMTpiMS’P’'/ ' •Wa’frbUwf that it na« mow interesting bonk ueev"ia--oallwd foe,— rk.-.hae been immense. REPAIRING youdooto. And let IMoe who ar* fortunate enough tu beeaasepi from thra al prratpl uaThe postage M Hsrpcris fo at esmia dsntand owe gnat few, vu i that aa n—iinn.i *.yyya "“j** *» >14 eTa. snbMriWr-a tssoaf Ibis rlteHxiugmule will oeeenatotypm mlUsoaa so theeaawUl prwrctsl tbs oaeth from frmiog wbers tta genial beseii doeoeod. Use- TAKE NOTICE. DONi TO ORDER, 11,500 More aoosjaplaal J I-ICTIHEKAL Dr mui ” *c’ HARVEY’S FEMALE F1LI3 Kww* *•••■. *»d ’‘"J?; �(7^.3 i:w FALL goods Official Canvass1 ANDwhcm (X BOTTOM BUTil i&nraay DRY Q0QPS ““1 oil etylM ef 1 and ■$SW8 4r WATCHES. JEWTUMr. *!'D SILVER OF TP E : ~ ‘ffl'i •»« I 5 HSSSsEsfsHteSvw. fc. u Winfor TTaa. The Place to v-u I ■ Ono Dollar Each! ; . 1 ‘ ' ttrrnDCT B««wu» w Vaiiri MaahePfodfor' »*- ‘ neertatjwinu ---------M LET TE AFFLICTED BUtl IIVRR^II THt- 'o/OfojjLosbrtiftff. ... BY. A. R. .. . ,.j-jpjfarH.\7.Mo. M Bnckmui aurtl, Sear York. grBead tb. faltering U.I oF ArtMU/tobo 5 »i3iKsaraa5asxi*H".ia.»u >' ChUdreoto..^ a... orr'icjs^ Mbr,- 5 sTesrtpeaaifoliyaik-n r. u, THE HASTINGS DRUG <fc BOOK STORE Cheap iSlSSBCIESsSaWboto Mo. rf aSHsaaSsS! ttscewaaa! ACKLEY’S ' ?• * 28Bylraaaa H. Co X F??XJ. C.F. Xniey -B THE— FOFvaaa aaaoav Established in 1851. For Cash. W AT TUB CP sroaa or RUSSELL & NEVINS “ ’’“i •'■*»»■•t/jjjw; ”■ ’ Metre und Better mlected Stock, inlhe Mar­ ket, nf al) kinds of Goode, uatially kept in • Variety AND NO MISTAKE Consisting of all the Popular Store. FOB ffAHCT BdXDIDS, S5SxSs2SS5x3?sB2WhoU Stationery, School Books, Wall Paper, Medicines, Groceries, .Paints, Oils, or Tot™ xaSsnaj£lxit5?EifiM^««« =8r8X35r®esessxsn^w.Wfc I ; . : r: : C-,J H-<b«ek Lamps &l Chandelier, &c., LAD &c. &e_ PATEBT MEDICINES. dB? Drtma. CUeiMlcaia; PiedBla.3 °ifa, Pure WLuca,*. Liquor' WE SELL AT Uniform Prices, S£H®®3, GROCERIES! CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. A JaTrjrr( Aedftrtmeiit of FAIR PRICES Travling Baskets To Everybody. Children Carriages A NEVUS. ASSORTMENT. I^lUIT CANS, MORE •« SPECIFIC IttUtKOIKS >trd in nil ease*, far lb, MmJ. laaUuga, Oct I*. !M4. eetSrt-tttf DUTTS CLOTHES WASHER PHILLIPS BENTLEY AND THE UNIVERSAL MBEBTt * STHJiEB. Clothes Wringer. LLS SPECIFIC PILLS. teller pee Boa; ee Six far Five Dettoae • ifelea. cealatotog Feu: Snail, Frier ‘“’“^SJiSoSZSIIaa00* Tnkbo-ZKN OR SINGLE ex:. W POODS! F. D. ACKLEY S. 8 J’E • * TOLTtirrL «»». Nialitly Eiiwiimtniui, nod KwranrB^iiitr Glee'. Seiual IlfaaaXto ir *. V‘ bang* of Diet la fUeev^nrr'. . «ua.d»itbee* deievt.ee ana to*»r fail tore, if uaedaatoedieg to toetnxhew. SDSSS At ibe Detroit andChicagn La\ Pr/tfi* BUSSELL NEWS Strikeb, Robebts & Good Merrimack Prints One Shilling, ixoBSB! H. A. GOODYEAR A CO affectod tba .jaMl. ELL’S TONIC PILLS, 7 »A«I *• Uw meat FSeectoea. Brtui I '■■ goraUBu Batoed* tai tbe toertL Ft ce Five Ikltera. wd! lute veto rally auflicuat . he ru NEW STORE HARDWARE And no Humbug ■VEH'S- CHEAZ> me ™« of IWfciWy and Imp. lew. * EXTERNAL HEM BUT. th AMD IS U.'>2‘»UTtD QDAXTITIES. of pH kinds, la generally kept up io tbo eaota of tba goep'- L. BUCKLEY hrvnglb to Lbe Orgaas. *llk the Pflie. <b«iM tn ibmr n naal eearftaeu let »r 100 pirn. •• kn<l 4 Y <m$k. • Lecture aaa CmMMB *WMMp, ceata required to p<, |I'U~ and will be sold at Railroad Prices. FRENSDORF & CO. iddiag Tnuwportalioa; and eoM'tte lialnTr of hiancus preVCTTWE tThme CMLOREJI. Iron, Nails* Stores, GOLI) & SILVER c&isie compel on tn mH IMMENSE ROTH BAP PANS, •250,000 lAnd everything rive Now Clothing Store. Shelf Hardware, jrarviW«W>AHa \ Machines, 'V9VTTLS STITCH THE SILVER SKIRT! Moro Donble, A»d will ki*F »U Bliepe reuato Ma Pldoe Mat ib«» BBF olber Btait. sw-^i-srsstss ROPE, ONE DOLLAR EACH WITHOUT Sewing fri-ir Sheri Iroa. All Sorts of Woltktf Clntkt C*trin> Diamond flingi Ptanoi. Mfludt-nt. Unoing Ma thinf. Hilrrr jfurt. Regard 6» veins ! And not lo be paid fur until Omaw «bat enu are !<• aweive. ‘ HF- After -UL receteiufl th# article If It do«a not pleoMjod, joe can retorn it and your money rublMeA o-iunsru-STdirEs, Fanning Tools of all AIMS. CLOTHING, CLOTHS !.\SS AND YTTOODEN TP ARE. ’ nnuu, DOMMX1XS vNdriaaa, NaTTTxm, rrtx'ctxrtHa ■ ’ C*W| A ' •t'M-NM. CNNW* n'mtiNiiniu .. Beam, ntuintf," NiTCaaiX rir>HNLi.AB. &£., &c., Wet' etiziblted in UM. City. Heudy .TImele CMtiinK ThMBe? oater tlaehinf mmtaUrtotyri B» toar anil tbree ttoieB toUMfe-~- ■• hum Jxrt tto OiUg for Bart>.«a, Bovl. ioc Shoe Maftanv not be—Ufct^to of SHn (FaSautod HEM, FELL, TUCK, BP.A1D, GATHER. 1”' STS, 000,00 Ac., Ac. De ^i^toi^.^toe^ ten yo. nW.. -»•***- F—• Worth of Goods. I.OOE AT thebe r«ICES! 'ioMn4vaw<*~<w>W.L,.MA> ton laiaa rfoinra MiiidBeWer — ti.W A Qood Blank French BroadeM Ml., «M« . IffJS'J’satiJi-ist.t®:::® ” AX natkeeiBdmMlaifoaaredYresit^ BEbT ‘ EAFMMS IXAn0, • i i Aod lir^iUHy < SOLD'AT BBOapAD FBICni , �“MORE TRUTH T4AK PoSp «*8TIN(« BANNER The following is from lhe letter of Wqndeli Phillip* "n tlx result of the Novell!* bwc elections, published in tta Nev Turk Tribune of Satm day t The-RepublicMn party has bean th* Haanaca Haaar Co. Mum., 1 ' ToWl 81 10 00 October »h A. D 18M. ) No ulfaaniliea, Orf. let, (80.1 ”/ 7 Thta being tb* det designated by th. »tau te for tbe annual aiertin* of the Bo*.d ufSwp'evi.orr The *cv»r*l Buperi roan f-*t the Coun­ ity of Barry met al th* Cleth'a o®ee and ।upon tbe roll being called by Tuwnahip*. Jane Hart . 2 MS 00 tbe felluwiwg were pra»l and anewered ' Amount of Relief order*given by the Supervisors elect for So per viaur of Baltimore, from April 1st, ' follow* respectively, 1806 tp Ort. let, IM&. None. , Report of amount of Relieforder* giv­ ■ ' • ' Nasiaa. en by tba Supervisor uf Jubnslnwn, from William IL Jewell, Oct lit, IMS, to Oct, 1880. Mifo L. William,, Adam Elliott, Mr*. Marvin John Kesgle, * Moreen Carl Um, T. B. Barnum, “ Mill* Heatinga, Daniel Striker, “ Herrington John McCollum Peter Cobb, Total, Hiram Coleman, No. offamiliea 4 Purler M. Harwood, ** “ person* 11 Report of amount <A* Relief order*] Prairieville, on by the Buporciaor m Hope, from ( Rutland, l.t, IMS. lu Oct. IrtJ I860. Thorttapple, Woodland, M. E. Robin. Yankee Spring*, John Mile*, 8. A. BergA Mr. Elliott moved lhat the chair apP a Kmg*b i.int a CutntnitlM of three un Finance. Eliza R.m mere ctannel tinongh which, a* the most convenient and ready un*, lhe nation ba* apnkm. In fact, there are batt* a part; ice tu thia fight, and tta Republican is n«>l one of them. Tbe President, ** tbe South'* lewder, i* »n*. He seek* to shield the South from all foe* in etm*equcnc* “f bet deiMt, and to restore her principle of nTigatcby. » white m.-.n’s Government, a* ■cchanged as prwaible. Hets one party u> tbe. fight. The people are tta <>lbrr. They have made up their mluds that having gutlefi tbeir bands on ibe neck of 'hi* sect it rua I vl:garchy, they will Strong. fe it before they quit tbeir hold. They believe, with Lander, tta1 ■ Glug ahuuld , biatryok Lui once a mortal blow. TLeV mean Ital slavery, with all Its roots, branches, sucker*, parasite* and depend ante, ahull die ultvrly and forever. Tld* is the aigiiiEcatlrin of our late triumph.— It is more than a parti*«n victory. It is lb* d*darati<-n of a national purpose.— CungreMaiid it* an.endmcnls were count­ ed <>0t of tta tattle. The President, representing tho South’s clalft* to an im­ mediate return into C ugies*. bringing with it Slate imvercignty, still etrong enough to uphold oligarchy, appealed to tbe people. They have answered hitn, and nailed bia theory to tta eounter n« base coin. Congreaa abdicated and leR tbe field when it tried to stand neutral, inserting,in its amendments to tta Smith’s dslm of sovereignty over lhe law uf citizenship. y*t protesting against th* Executive's uiiirpation of acknowledging it. From that moment the nation ignored them, and fought its own battle upon ibe principle jteelf--impartial nisnbtxrd rigbte tbe nation* through. Who ever will serre them in carrying out this purpose, they forget and pardiri all that ha* pass­ ed however cquiv-w*!, and take him to their heart*. Withes* lhat pride uf tta Wrst, General itognn. Whoever trira to balk them in tbi* effort,no matter what hi* pu*t merit* or laurels, be sink* out of sight, Wltnea* Beecher, |n*l In the wave be fondly imagined he could atom.— -Witneas Grant, unable loalira plaudit on the Illinois prnirie*—Illinois, bis own Stat*—from an audieno.’ of twenty thouaaad men, one-half his own soldier*.— Witness tbe New York Timet, sunk fifty per cent, in value in six mi.ntta by it* vain attempt to oppose this dumb but rekhtless movement of tta nstioo. Tbi* fact, that no name, no laurel, no service*, weigh a father if put Into the scale against Itadiedism, i« the mrot cheerirv- and whiilesome characteristic uf therifour.— Il i« tbi" that cheer* u«, even against inch an appalling fact aa that a million and a tadp nf voter*—more than rix, hundred thousand in the two State* of New York and'Pcrihsylvania—are rtiM enrruntaud hrnbrant enough to anppF* Itanodmci*’ of the White H«u>*e. 1\rr<«^;nizr tta terrible significance if this fact. But be­ hind such a mass of besotted end corrupt tools'tbe zpatrou3ge of tba Guveniment. «td the moral’ support of the South— i! the word moral onn ever be used in such omnertina-and .la influence must be ftarfal j still, the people have shown «uch »rva instinct*, *uoh unfaltering devotion, plucking out right eye* and cutting off right hands, when they are oftetided, that we catch fro*h hope from the elections. Mr. William* moved that lhe chair appoint a Committee nf three upon Mis­ cellaneous Claim*. Mofom Prevailed. Mr. Keagle moved that a Committee of three upon County Buildmea be ap­ pointed hy the chair. Motion Prevails). Mr. Jr»ell movrrl that the chair ap­ point a Cmnmillaw of /Are* upon Salarie* of County uflkera. Motion prevail­ ed. Mr. Jewell moved that tlx chair ap­ point a Qiinuiittee nf three to aaaiat the Clerk, hi apportioning the State and County lax** to tbe eevcral Tuwnahip. Motion prerailed. ' Wberrnpon the chair made lhe follow­ ing appointment* to nil: ) Mr. Willama Com mitte on Claim* Cummlil** «n County Building* Commiltee»i) Salaries of County Officer a X . . . ‘Committee tn sppor t>.,„8uu.4Q..T.. Mr Elliott moved that tbe Clerk be instructed to attach a Tabblar Statement •rf the proceeding* nf the State Board of Equabzaticm, in the journal. Motion prevailed. Mr. Town moved that each Supervisor report to lhe Board, the amount of Relief order* iasued «iuc* Oct. lit A. D. 1865. Mr. Elli-rtl moved that t|ia certificate of the Auditor General showing the amount of State laz apportioned to the County of Barry, lie received and refer­ red tn tta Committee on Finance. Mo­ tion prevailed. Report of amount of Relief order* glv-1 en by ilia Supervisor of Heating*, from Oct. 1 at. IMS to April 1*1 IMO : Bilious Fever, AT THE engine works. DRY GOODS Q>a. Mmn A«r TMtao eta^ ZANESVILLE, - - - - Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, ■••tai and toUiag at Bertaa *** jg.u, Vj-®|> term*, hr <huh .vary ca. d^„. t, s**" ‘ Si to* That tbe wiaa. ttair tamtawata, t« —u On the rtd ecrract plan •( >fo Ute aad let Wnee^fortba "valavrsmirod "n^ Congestive Chills, OHIO Anti-Fever gwiatM girttUrp AU kiM. ot pwr* Cbentoaj. km J., u £ la a^r*. cbokMl (Iraeeriaa-Paial*, 0>te Kvtwe*. PerfamH and Extract.- BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, Biwunr, L*X£n. AteX —t at llaaiiag* H~- ACUE Diarrhea, THE^ HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST ASD BEST Dysentery, SELECTED STOCK OF 8. A. Kelley Periodical Headache, Dumb Ague. “ “ persons 14 Mr. Williams muved that the report* of Ibe several Supervisor* on die rx(H-od ilurea uf the Military Relief Fund, be ncraptrd and referred to tha Finance Committee. Motion prevailed. On motion Board adjourned until 7 u’cloek P. M. J. M. CaowaLi Anaa, Clerk. Errxtxu Braxton, 1 consisting in part of 7 o’clock P. M. f B<nrd met pursuant to adyomtnent, and was called to order by the ebwlr.— Roll called— Quotum pteacot— Board proceeded to businew*. Tbe account of Richmond A: Backus, and 20 other* were preecnted, and unon motion of Mr. G>bb, were referred to the Committee «o Miacellanrona Claima. Thu Curoly Treasurer reported to tbe fraud a lut of land* returned to lhe Au­ ditor General fur delinquent leave and charged tack to lhe Township*, which, upon inotibu of Mr. Elliott, was accepted • •• • • saetird to the reand lhe County spectit Iraeak___ __________ __ ________ furnish csch Supervisor a separate list Mr. Kragla moved that lhe Superviwr <if llnstmg* be directed to ehang” tta f< 1 lowing deacription ty wil:'“TbvS.pt-.of 8. W. pt. of N. W. i Sec. 27 - 33 aerra. to a* to read a* tollow*; Commencing at the | prat un the W. side of Sec. 2wtbence E. to R'vaQ<b*n{wN, W. along raid River to Henry HardyTHsod;italic* S. 33 deg. W. tu centre of Highway run­ ning fiom Hd«tingeZto Bellevue, tbenee N. 4S drg. W. 7| chains to Section’ line, ihrnceS. ty the place of beginning.”— Motion prevailed. We have in connection with our Store On Motion Board adjourned, until the ri.H-ELkVFORD. Groceries, Boots de shoes, Hats &. caps, Bleached goods, Ladies’ dress goods, Fancy goods, Cassinieres, Ladies’ furs, Gloves and Hosiery Coffee, . o^r at to« * ri-yilouw iw Cb**e*rr trill H,, Ihsiowm •*l'*»,wA hla 4 Cnf.ta “>-»«•'« P 1J ”•* . .T -__iMr. b'.ulU, pru->-n. PILLS. ever bro’t to this Mart, For Sale by all Druggist*. Wit. Spookkr & Co., . 11. lurill-t-ir. Tbv mw-w.II lfr p.rth—•ti.'yoa. I.M beep-Mt «p M jo<»r llardvaty. Oa tatuol,» laaf »r mwoJ ».MH lw 0 buan. We rtn rx-'Aj tar tUt it eaeyedrt u^KkliMi. year, truly. ' ItaiBou. A baxiaia. Nashville, Tenn. At me UNION STORE er MM & M. Plaining&. Matching MiCHM'E ASH, D001: k BUSH JUSUFMTT Sugars Spices, &-c, &c. J. M. Cadwalladsm. Clerk. Ttunar, OckDlb 18<JC. B<«ird met pursuant to adjournment, and waa called-to order hy the chair.— Roll railed—Quorum present—Board proceeded t«> bu.itie**. The 8upervi*or of Maple Grove preaetilwd hi* report of amount of Relief air­ tiers given from Nuv. 1st, 1803, to July a nniinHEBir sihoip Where Will to foun t constantly an hand a large1Assortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets. Farmer*, Neighbors, Everybody CALL 4 EXAMINE OUR GOODS Whole am't of order* given, 1535 57 AND PRICES, No. nffamillra. 11. Mr. O>bb moved lhat the report bene And ta Convinced. of lit FA CT Uuit copied and referred tu lb* QiramiUra on n 6Ml ■■■•/' csr.irjsx Finance. Motion prevailed. Mr. Tuwn moved that lhe chair ap­ t/yen any other Haute in Hatlingt. point aome other member of the Board in pl*ee of Mr. Nye, on Committee of Misrallaoeuna Claim*. Motion prevail- Profoundly, greatful to the People of Barry County, for ttair very Bberal Whereupon the chair appointed Mr. patronage heretofore, we aak Coleman a* a member of such Commit you again to com* and *ee ua and we will give On motion of Mr. Jewel) the Board you n BARGAIN. took a nreea until 1 oMuck P M. Hurlon ,*• ;is«aw Be«t«a< DTiaBOwit Hulte Journal of HeaDi rstuma the folltfwiug spirited reply in the negative to tbi* quealion. di* affirmative of which aome <»f tbe dtap-mding one* are so fond <4' quirting: Ataot three-fuurtta uf all lhe children Yt.rn in'Boston during 1805 wcr* ol p* ru^teJtprn in a foreign land ; therefor*. im4;ow i,t the paper*.-tta Yankee at«k wllTW ’Hihe-dto <»« In New Eng­ land.'* We think, by that lima, Yankee Stock will have peopled, will be tta prodontinalu etock of itaiw continent, from the 8*. Lnwraitce to tbe Gulf, and from ita-Ailiuuic to th* Paufio ahorc. Be­ cause YankeebiftWgence knows how to rear children to maturity, while foreign ignorance and JiUb-kiM*, almost a* *.««> L a* Imni 1.fiir out of every 100 children dyihg?88 ud of foreign parentage, .nd this taw been the rate for the last to* year* in N»W-Y..rke-ily. where the native ■aopulstioii ia 40 per neat, and lb* foreign 51. or nearly equal, and it m orewned that tta aaaiie proportion* b-'ld g<“»I in IB W barge cities Hence if 02 per cent of aft Use ekUJreti tarn ic. lluaton are of foreign parent*, end 88 per rant it is very easy to see they might as well not knarJweci Jwv M Hb •‘“1 Mt"*1 rir*} “mightier.” aa far aa tta question of the foreign outstripping the Yankee stock ia concerned. Tta tart fa, neither Yank” auan, tmr Yankee principle*, nor Y antae thrift, will ever die tmt, whtla tbi* planet XKl it II *...; 4^.1..rAabww oinSmmWon. Uw> last aurvtvor of*«l6<®t8eHngworld will beJuaattan. McCollum Bugltee -lessen .. r . . ACBoaxic Chills and Parer, E/McPhsrlin Campbell Jtab’i Pickle \ Arrraxoox Saaaiox, | I ..’cloak P. M. J Number of families 20. Board met nurauatit to adjournment, Report of antotinl of Relief order* giv­ and wa* railed to order hy lb* chair — en by th* Supervisor trf Hasting*, April Holl railed—Quorum present — Board let, IMO, to October 1W8.___ proceeded to boainea*. Report of imtranl of Relief order* giv. 84S 00 en by tbe Sup*rvi*«.r Tfo^rnripplu, 24 00 from Noy. let, IMS, to June 1M6. “ ** Flanders K. Sturdevant Etal SiltoerK Beard C. Crouch Alin Ira Ruasell l-ucind* Cline Lucinda Michel Cardin* Caln D. E. Swecxey Qim Leak Pickle, out Pryur - Total. No. of fam Hie* MariahTtr ry Lucy Bugbee Hernan Train HsrrfatNvctal. Toul. No.-I halite 810 09 lAILOW, SOODTEAI A MSST. Hullnga, Xav. X3..MM. Latbit FAtntowa D«m*i<d J. W. Bradley'* Celebrated Patent HOLEBALE OK RETAIL. “ iptwhcj l\ud Ift Wm. H. McCONHEtL, MCIH * PtEITIM. lo l.» u.a.1. o! llrM-elo*. uatenal; teMkaMaw Um *•■■*, and la saw from «A*e to te.Otolaai day, (any ten bear*.) ’ • Onto* auticltad. D<>«npriredmt*r*ao*l *n*anw;iu»rteat*. ■ UUVAIX'8 tarotXB worn*. Hardware Merchant, SHELF <0 HEAVY HARDWARE. U ©ODD. SKIRT. D1SULCTI0N, nr vr«od«rfa! FWiibffiir aargvnt eemfort I ROBERTS & STRIKER. RkUtI. will C,»U.„. lb. Mawa.Uaddautx!. Th«»dtul tor pml ta.on v.l.n-urfTjw 8248 00 ' ' j/p.'rubehth. Photographic. ' RtaTRBUXa, wwawhrail R'tun. SOI .Bmramrwr. N. Y. BRACE & OTDWYER, JOBBIBB ASD RET A ILEK<.^ h&’js. E. A: IL r ANTHON Y & Ctt, Mgiiraclirers •/ rUtogi^rtilc 4 >*ce Cb*A F-id fur Cteur inittrood and in* Lumber - - ©aips, nr-P-s. ■Uianrr «O mo. AT EASTEUN PRICES no. Sb vrtaT M*t« *r«w. aackih)., *’ ;.:Ww%.L HOWARD Total, 00 On fnotom of Mr, Diiott tta/eporl* were accepted and tofefrod to'tta Com­ mittee on Finance. Tta Roopawl wf Mr. Wakefield aed 17 ited, and upot. motion Wi ocn _ ASSOCIATION. - »x it.. at . runtliD/ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-12-12.pdf 3a6e6e87be48bfdda87b7de8673bbf71 PDF Text Text IE TSt'Tll NO. 33. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICH, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 12, 1866. jftutiny’ gnaittu girttlm. ypcal ail jjisttllaitoin. vuniro| Tux Chicago Tnmvwr,—The atten­ tion of oar readers is asked to the Hroepectus »f tho Chicago T. ibwt. All they premtoo tn it, U>cy wU> tw/ern. 1h« T. Mswm is one of tho instlttr o is of the West in the prosperity of which all are *lhto to simply a AvmAt<7. Congremt has bj dtoposl tic a to do any such foolish thing. The fact is the oolarj- to not one dime too much now, and should not be Anniator oxe >>r run amabsinb PitESiDUCf IAXCOLX —Our govern­ ment boa been in ormedby cur Consul General, Charlci Ha ', at Aiexand a. 1'dOpt, that he hu arrested John li. j hurratt, one of the ase^alnao.' Prcaldcnt ■idncoln. He will be brought to this' country for trial. CUim«. by allowiog tbe acw»untofH. Wright number >1, at tbe sum of thirtyMdanvat.v auawntaa. ud antfieetfUb •ight dollaM and aaventydira cento In. culad by tba bvat anMU ia U» wotid. Tbto few- •trad of forty-three dollar* and aevrot) torv of Ow paper la vary atnktog. a*i haawua th« five cents aarecwuniendvd by the Com­ prate* of tba ultad prtu of this ooostry aa< mittee. Moliim prevailed. Mr. Coleman moved tn amend the re­ port <>f the Committee on Miaeeltoneous Claims, hr allowing the account of H. Wright No. 34 at the aum of eighteen dollars and ninety five cento, invtewd of twenty dollars and twenty eeota. ■* rec••mn-endvd by the Cum toiltee. Motion prevailed. Mr. Coleman moved to amend the re­ port of the Committee upon Miollsne<>u« Claims, by allowing tha account of Arm** Wakefield No. 88. nt the sum of tom teen dollars ’and twenij-tnree ctnie, which was lurtlu-r amended by Mr. Kraglr. by allowing tlie anxrunt at ninrtevn dultora. Tho last amendment did nut op UNIOX STORE Tnn Kfhakkrshu’.—Among the names prominently mentioned in con­ nection with the rpcakctrhlp of the House of Representatives. Is tliatofltonJames A. f-wccwy of this Dbdrict. 'k> our Judgement a bettor selection could । not be made. Mr. Hrcrtty Is a man of rare Executive ab’dltica.largo experience ns a legislator, an I thoroughly posted In the /Tu-'cn, end Parlitncntary Lews, and with nil, to of commanding peraonil appearance, nnd a gentleman In nil the relations of Ute. Blacksmithiiig, Tha ffotirai rveuring upon the firal amendment prevailed. Mr. Cbleman movad that the report nl the Conn.itlea apo Miacellaturou*Claims j a* amended by lb« Board be adopted.— Moliou prevailed. On mutlun the Board adjourned until toHttorruw nt the hoar of 8 o'clock A. M J. M. CaDwALtaDCB. Claik. Wsuas-uar Oct iOih. HWfl. Ib-ard met- puiaunitl t>< adjournment and wa» railed to order by the chair.— Holt railed— Quorum present— Board prtecedrd ’ ‘ B-*ard of Super vtoora of B»rry Counyg: Your Commit left-, whom wav retired the acrount o Daniel Striker aS ralary. tor Suprrin ■rodent -f the p"** f«rm. Jnnnsrt 1st. V March 3l«t. would re»p-cilull» .rrpor that tto-y hate had the vul.jrci tinier «> n ! aidrralion. and would rn»uimaud that b Iw- allowed tho aiini of Gliveu dollars steamer Brlttnnla, of the Anchor line, left Ixindonderry the 4 th of November for Montreal. £lnct> then, 34 days ago, no tidings have been received of her whereolouto, and fears arc cnterUincd liallre. .l.malat.ac. ated pain rrirting *ftkrir eltctrie apudld-a. Ito uwrti I bay ll^bawllhy rlaetris coodiltoa (rqvlllbo:«■ park rod Il at being mlmi, pain act COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE The granary of Win, Spire, of Kalaino, Eato.i County, was destroyed by lire on tho seventh of November, about three o’clock A. M. SnypMod tn bo the wurkof an lucendlnry. Insured In tho Burry A Ito ton Counties Formcra’ Fire insurance Company. ' Hasirngv, OH. 1041, Ifitifi. Continuedjrom lad uze*. On moti-.n tbe report <d the Commit­ Tb* UmiiiiitiM upon NiecaManamiv ter w«a ncivptrd and adopted. a**, • through I heir chairman r. p-r The County Trea«uier reported Io mt they have pvaaud Up>« Itos following llw Board the lidhiwing sums to l«e raia■im-ai>d w -ulJ^ rsWHnmeud tbeir al- STARCH <;i«oss eiooo oo Wnrewn to Cuxoittsa.—Congrc-.a was welcomed al Washington Monday liy a pro'.'cralon, a speech by JudgeCar­ ter, and by a banquet In the evening. #700 Vov. Ward, Chairman of the National Republican Central Committee, basealled that body to meet in V/aablncton on I the 17th of January. » HOLESALE OR RETAIL. irdwarc Merchant, To the above wo invite tho attention of, the stockholders in Barry County. Wo know jicn-onally thnt tho work la being । purhod forward with tho utmost dispatch , and if the Fioekholdera of Barry County pay up promptly, we verily believe that by the 4lh of July next, tho cars will bo running to this village. A Word to the T.-isc Is sufilcient. NASitvnxr.—Tbto enterprising little Village to coming along finely. Almost every day new families are moving In, new^Mlldingn are being protected, and tho dick of tho hi miner nnd rasp of the plane arc heard continually. \ Among the buildings nenriy coiupictcd, nray bo counted the T>ntg Eiort) of, I J. A. Vane, tho Dry Goods Store of My­ ron Heater, the Store of L. Durkee. Brown’s Hotel and quite a number of ’ dwelling ’ . - MUI o'" Bowen and TottaD will be in cjioratlon by tho first week in January Jis completion will bo an advantage to the place. and rotnuI neratlvc to the enterprising projiriefora. | A new schiol-houeo to to bo built by the 1 Oral of next July at a e>«t of $8X10. I Take it altogether, the spunky little place to proud of itocll, and has a right The annual meeting of the Soldiers' and .Sailors’ Union wns held on Thurs*' day, at which Co). Lum was elected President, Bassy. Amount of Bonds Interest 1 year emo Aluckm. ftaitouOa.txoEVittx. Amount»f B -nds Interest I year euoo oo Tula! • d a Captain in the 3Sth U. S. lotowlry. now Rationed vl^Sl. Iz-uia. Cd. Clarke proved bimaeira »•"■«! »*dJirr. and ibi. irc--giiiti<Mi of bia service* is appropriate. MOK1GAGE SALE. HANT1NGB CITY NEWS ROOM, one dour east of H. A. Goodyear’s J. M.' CADWALLADEB. Clark. Evasive Sosmoh. 1 --------..J*HOWARD AW Roll c.lle.1—Q^o^nm proceeded to iMlaineaa. Mr. Jewrdl moved that Mr. Evrl bate leave t- widtdraw llw uccount .d J.»y S. Tvrvv. Motion jneveilod. Mr. Elliott moved to amsnd the re­ port rd tlieCommittoe «« MfcvllancwClaliM by allowing tho accmiin of H. AUHINISTIUTOVS fl, LIL �the month of No HiariKOS BAKNEK. bCTibe'fiK-l iportaut ox.il dnm«l Uv >f the GT.iitutbo that |L- **“**r„j the time serin, to ha „ur Government ought \roMC d'ph**1* r*prr-ent-t.. h*v« a ' Gr»** CTTW""«t'’ . , ! ha* «faimed far all ed «* accueed. or *usxImoIuW ymltieaHtghl President’s Message. drawn from oar recent natiod*! disorder* would tarn ■"». diaaenlrd from tbi* re eiaimed a right V» Esmtiv* and Judicial Department* of >b< . G-->ernment have, however, with lariat* th* present trouhfed ro*wfil<>at . • I’rwoe. order tranquility and ci vilify **grv*t dirtlnetriao* and unWl-rm e»<n*i«ten- lb-*e State*, anff. by l-Mlucing emlgraiUai. tbority have been formally decGied to exi-l throughout th* wb-ilr United Bute*. ' maintaining tbeir GoveramenU in faH activity and complete- operation. Tbe ble fact mike* itarlf apparent, that then* tet> political crnnniitnitie* are nothing lew io rare <— -|----rtahl l« u«e rommun**’"** atea would n th* En>|Mri<> warrant a hm S •foot Id fh-t I H d.il.-r.ll:-. too powerful to be sopprmard by tba] aeen m-r ,n<1 th- irritation i b*E“r"pX-‘hi-! ‘**21 h2**d during Uta war in | cmdlti-n and want*, and of ercur-mgtbr Gov eminent war are rapidly yielding to tb* beneficent State* Cw indemnity C< ^.JUtiiawwwt- and commercial hiterruuree. An ent I restoration of fraternal Ipeling n»u»t the earnest wish of every patriotic be* and we will have acoompM^edx?ur *rai cat national •chigSwtBffi0Kai. forgetting the wd eventguf tbe pant and remember­ ing unly their iasUuctiv* fe«*.H>«, we r* sum* v»ur oawgrd career aa a free, provpervaa and united people. Mcoamrcriov. anrreetion occurred to their retail, n* with the -General Government. Pn>vi*i<mal Governor* had been appointed, conven­ tion* called. Governor* elected, Legial* tare* asaembled *nd Senator* and Rrpre■entalive* cboaru to tbe Gmgrva* of the United Stalo*. Quirt* had born opened purpose of overthrowing or interfering with the right* or esUbliabrd iu»tituti«»* of tboae Smtra. but to defend and main- ' tain tbe euprrmacy uf tbe Cooetiluti-n and all law* mad* in pursuance tberwif. uur internecine ’"’N'swtet and I* to be furnisl-*! pawitbm rial-n* of ritixenv and r-ihj^u ,.f .LlU* *vervwh*re in Europe. >nd tbr ba ■djiidicatcl and determined I pixurrrction, a* Stale*, were included in i*a authorized during the -aceut sca-iu-i »f twenty million* uf dollar* annually laid upon tbe United Slate, by I be Act approv­ ed 5tli of Augu.r, 1861. C-ngrea-. bi ignate*. lint let u.Urpali.Hi ; for,’ -rgrli<-population uvvroyr are o* I cl. of tar vredfer legi-la Ho life. adjnatmenl -f I ••.ore Vi tbe fe-rvomMv-di.charged thouaand manned artificial lin.be or and gratitude, lie nhjrrt*. in vujatuo of in1em«ti.uu) h li-nalrd portion of "un.-fli-r “T« keep in all thing* witbin I'nn ince --f N»a foU’riUo-l. ia *■■ aAiri Tbe action of tbe Executive Depnrl- not voluntarily renounce ita right* ami benefit*. ' In the performance nf a duly Imposed upon me by the Cwtatitulina, I have thu. ■ubmittrd til the Representative* of thButra anduf tlm people such inforniatxa. of our dowumtir Si-tf fm-rigti aff.irs a* thpubic interest* aeem to require. Our Gorersmetjt f* now undeguing i-* must Srylng ordeal, and my earnest prayer it. thatmw peril may be «ticce«.full’y and finally pahnd, without impairing it* or­ iginal slrcdgth and aymetry. Tt>e in- difference, and tb* r»-iBau£«tratmn -.fall * -—ven. Directing “or accomplishment -I effort* to the abase end*, let — - -------•, harmony between Urn oquedmat* flepiriruanta of lb* Gorsromeut, that each in it* proper ^bere m«y eocdtally ev. perau with tbe vHbnr tn securing tbe maintenance rwrifk'■< K>-an I. -rnment afemld priate dutira, and an ny pie,amertir.n an long imlateinol by tb« Et^cuti..Deparune-it, that natural nation by \>iW Slat* fully oxerapt* the the native, h ih. •uljrct M MJ other State from the per- ’ lirrntn® <vf military service aoder any foreign Government, an long a* he do/* Spirt*" obliteratmi «'f «r P“' n«.|i „f safety.” vrr>e t.reecribed hr atiuoa U •25,205,(W». J Jeffi-rwai a* rule* of action tn endear to I hia* -‘countrymen tbe true principle* of their C-nat-tution. and promote a unl-m thia lime ronsiit* of two tbe Executive Department f.-und that bad accornpluhed nearly all thdt waa wit ar*'t‘» Italv, a»d A»»tr'a were WMI* Great Britain **“ •’’^knowledged th* right of ex­ * SZ h-v rn “ proetAlly ^1“ Fro*"* KJj-snd Prt*—* hwa • M-n-ig . -Lich although evbicti t Hberalitv- h" 001 ***" defer *»! Urmen t t„,H ••ur land ayatetn. Kirin ... <ucir i->nr»r denlly real* on the f.ict that the futieti>-n« condition of efficiency. Tbe State* themof ihr State were not dwvlr-.yrd by the high function of amending the Gmatltu relielllun, but merely euipmded. and that principle ia of courw applicable ih ~Stxtfx ahieh IA. . .......... ' o. Stall* which. lilt* Teiinexae*. attempted result* of m«*>.< of tr*nami*al'*. of similar 'xuuble*. Th* war having terdignity, equality, and right* of tb**ay*r*1 State, unimpaired ; and that a* *>*>n ar material t>. meet any emrraa tb*w object*" were "acrotiipliabed the tiuoality, weabould batten to bring^leg *. latlon within lb* boundarie* pr**crited oad ninety-two lb- a«»itd five hundred and by the Gmatituliou, and tn return to the leghlaliva funcimn*. while in other in- ancient landmark* ewtabliabed by our can f>* rapidly organized. *qu-pp*d an-l father* foe tbe guidance of *ucc«eding Fortification* «-a tba >m*i inally adopted relative Io tbe public land* admitted tuarata alter their Slate* had gencralioo*. “The G-aatitutinn which at I coocwntrated tun undergiow e*-*wtial imd fowti*®. — formally declared tbeir right to withdraw arnianimta; l<>imrdl*ir revenue, and uol tbeir rapid moved, Custom house* re e*tabli4ied and tbe Internal Revenue law* put in force in order that the people might cn'.ribute to the aational income. Poatal operation* legitimate condition which they held prior to th* jr tbe Union *nd th.- perpetuity nf free in­ then Milentnly-f could be completed, and that wa* the ad- September, 1862. It tnisoiott to G-ngrea* of loyal Senab-r* piK-laiuted mid declared that 1 hereafter. I and Repreaenativea from the'State* wh-~e p*opl* bad rebelled again* are mad* thejudge* of tbe elewi-m.. re­ turn* and qualification* of tbeir <>«n laiutainrd huriair Un ivuahin* of jl>/ right* . . veral State*. In thu* attempting V- ANDREW JOHNSON. Waaaiaomw. Dec. 3. 1666 diciou.ly and efficient Iv arranged in au>-h <i--n ■■ ur may be .euapeuded or di.tuib Lyon’s Periodical Drops! laerhcrtini; not in it* rowtrol. bin in it> protection ; n-t hv Kinding the Stair- | more d.wely to tbs ornti engaged tbe altratMM <>t GmgreM. In th* meantimd the Executive Department wo other plan having been prtqxmM by carding* affecting them aa Stale-, had in c<>n*tituti<Hial orbit." Gxigrr**, ouniinued it* effort* t>> perfect. THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY ™ •• •* r.-quiro.l. M .« of FOR IRREGULARITIES Philadelphia, a place which, until decisive >bo, long line* withdrawn from the i-enea of life, have left to tbeir cuintry Xrn* of the respective State* and •r»l Guvarnmeut, extending from timetn patrioliain. Drawing frrah inspiration time ■■ th* public interest* •eenie-l to re­ quire, tbe judicial, revenue at>l povtal for tlda c»uld m-i happen when tbe Gh>ay stem of tba country. With tb* advice stiiniu-o and the law* are enforced by a vigilant and lallhlut G»rrve. Eaeh Gxtaliluiinn and th* law*. houae i* made tbe "judge ofthe election*. Tb* proportion to amend the Federal Couatilution, .»<» a* to prevent th* »xi*t •nc* uf davery within tba Unitwd Stat** •ten; or. mould to hi* eligibility. vestlgwtion to tbe appropriate committee. ovrelul aauoderaliua of Gmgrraa. promptly amended their Cunatitationa *■■ the land | declared null and «<dd all to *11700 000. h.eing been lncrea.ed •2 750 000 during the year. Tbe expeii. meat fitatra, and on the 18th day of Drecmber, 1M5. it wa* officially declared Vi have be­ come valid a* apart of tbe GuMtitnllow of tb* United Bute*. All uf Ute Sta’e. and legal qualificathm*. 1 pr>x-I.><>a'i<O. *MH In my rm*r*»y IN. JUHJV K LTUJ. *M.*ew B*v*a,e<M* . wl«> cm Im ct—.mIuJ rttbee pmes^y.or by w..U, ••artartag .u»|M ******ulagali Mivstadiaease* aa^ Iwarte -volaamfe. IfoUby Vrwggwa*»v*rvwb«r». •”TtWAT~. ern.clash a co.. U*a‘l Agvcu tar D. A sad C*aa4a*. year ending June la.t were *43 324.52*1 Attention i* ioqited to lbw condition of lalive meaanrw* for tbrir relief *i-d im- fi.re tba rtpIraiHM ..f tho period deslgnat- If rafuaed ad- Uoveniiueuta *y*teiu iff rigid aax-uma bdity, thorough to bi. cmathnenta, tber are <tdin<mi«hrd eOMHMllV. With per*mm, a*, taring aurtnined by an •«Itghletied arid humane judgement, will, it ll-i. withdrawal tad all pretended debt and oUigati-m* created for tbe ravidutinnary purp-we* id ; State* will f>e allowed a voiou in 'be lw»g i.lative G-onril of the nati-n. and th* pm iitiral and riwiral iidlwetice of Getgrrm Mexico In State. trial fur dpi u I offo th* protection and amelioration <-f lb* fidelity to tb* Unirm. G»'« ernmmt Upon thia quea-< i(factory have anticipated. During ending th* 30th day of Jui Tbie fact fnmlalww melanehnlv and Ing proof << the Mcriflee* mxrln t> luereuaed «MI,mA37. reflection and lite*. If *1 •2.740^54.750. gaped m the. rebellion. T*n State*— pedlwnt rmw. pfMHMMM Uniiod State IL-i.-o.-l ,*i,raiL.'ha In l£ |f thi« anomaloa* condition Un the 31m day ofl tbe standing appropriation of |700,006 •2.251^11 OOM, th* diminution, during a meneing Oav.her 565.- termly •265.063- aid *u obtaining tedrrsa lor publics! gner- for the p.at within 451- tba British Government during a paried XEW Representative* and of twenty member* B'-trn to that RepnblU be mcraaowd <112,IO4 iHfl. During that Tb* Gmatltvtkio nf tbe United Sutra ,f naturally relatfoa*. . | thirty mail nrataa, with an aggregata gll meat ten two Sin* Nutbing could more cirwrh indicate than twenty *i«ht tbrmaaad two hundred and �CATARRH SHIP A’HOY! AVew Thing for Hastings Tbe Truth, F. D. ACKLEY, And no Humbug! MR. J. C HALL ■SVVI Thia Govennnwit hw daitned for all rervm* not convicted or aceuawl. or auapecied of crime, an abenlttto poltleal right , ( ,clf-eip*lriatiofi. and a chute* of now caliomil JlcghuliM. Mrmt.uftht Euro­ pean Stale* have diam-ntrd fewn thi* principle. •■><! have claimed a right to bold *uch of their aubjecta aa have immi- | orated tn and bee# n.mralixed in th* • United State*, and afteward* relumed on I traniielU 'iaita to th«ir native owntrie. t.. the performance of military aervlcaln like manner as re*>drm aubjecta. Com­ plaint* nriaing from the clailn iu thia reJpwt mad- by for.-ign States, have beretrtlore bee” maUert uf <»mtn>»*r*y t>«tween the Unitod States and eum* of the European Powera, and th- ieritati.m comequeut upon the failuf* I.. se«tla thi. aurtijon increased during the war in which Prur.ia. Italy. »d Auatris wars rscandv sngagsd- While Great Britain ha. never acknowledged the right of expMnntio-' *he h»* not practically iariatad upon i-- Frsore h«* ►•eeti equally fiml-..ri-itf- '”d !’'«•«''* Pr"P"'*N’ » cnmpromiM. K-b*K .Ith-rngi. evtneu., facJawd IlberiJlty. bM.ot bM# accept­ ed !» the United Sta’ea. Peace to now । vailmif *vetv*h*reib Europe, and thr .ecm* to b« a favorable time f«r B1XIAR TRRMAIN B.bU T*ek. TOBACCO-STORE Wottd'-rtnl bvt TrM. L. BUCKLEY -sHdr*— DRY GOODS Can be Cured CIGARS, SNUFF, ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM AND PIPES, IMMENSE RUSH of ar ary kind and »arigjy. MEERSCHAM, GUTTA-PERCHA, Liquid ACKLEY’S BRIAR ROOT. TARRH REMEDY BARLOW, GOODYEAR '& GRANT, ' THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED GERMAN PIPES, THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCEOF FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. irth«|»lD eff«cl* tb* Joint*. atiagto doM prodaoaa rcdMrkabl* IxiHtlL And tit* **m* rul* *pplUa to co*tir*a*e*. dtorrbe* tad dywatery; though with lb« Uatnaswd they may b-required night a*d Berning for Mtn* day* b*fer* d.eidnd Urorater th. pl*:.. Sorth *id. olHtetoStrvd. Sign o CONSUMPTION an n»»erii..n ..y » -■ , pie, oolong maintained hy the Executive Departmetit, that nalural<iatbw> by .me State Mb nxempto the the native, horn •ubjnct «f any «Hh"r S1»tc fr",n ’J*" P"r" f..nnanen of miHury -arciee under any foreign Government, m long a« he dura not voluntarily renounce Ila right* and DRY GOODS CLOTHING, CLOTHS BOTTOM OUT OF THE DRY GOODS beuefita. In the performance nf a duty impomrd upon me by thr Cmatitutirm, I have thu* albly b*»W«v*dby changing tbeir tedniry em­ .uhmitted to the Rcprewntative. of thploy man U for otlWT* of a mor* octi** kind; bat Stole* and of Um p^plr anch/nt-Tinatim. thia toby no meao* certain. U*b>toal evo.Up*tu» to a v«y ob.tiual* dtoord**. All th* ordioa ry an rullrd nmrdiea invariably aggrarrto it mrteguing I’ trying orocai, —-----r • that Che peril may be succrs'fnlly and finally p»..ed, without Impuinng ita or­ iginal strength and aymetry. Tbe interr-t« of the nation are be*S /•’ h" Pr,,_ moted by tho revival of frat*todI relation-, the complete obliteralim of mr pa.1 differ*no.., and the re-inauguration ..fall the purauita of »*•«>• Dirrcung our eflbrta to the onriy accomplUhment Chew elide, let ua endeavor tn prewrvv harmony between the coordinate depnrinu-nla of the Government, that each in >t» proper apUero may cordially rtx-panHv with the other in »ecurin^thc maintenance. the a.n*tltuln.uZlhe preservation of the Union and the perpetuity of free in- Mich. Hastings, §75,000,00 Weak Eyes Canted by Valarrbxl *ff*etioaL HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTEKH. Tbia fo- Sense of Smell mono Stomach!* invigovwlr* th* whole inleatlual Whan l*a»«Md or d«*tr«yed canal, wbil* qairtly rrtaovtag trom ita coarota Deafnocs ____ _ Ilona *11 impeditoenta to a ft** p'«Kt tbroegb When cauMd br caiarrbal JUSthen. No ni«r* purgaUve bo* thia double aparw- cuIUm. All *r.«r*d by Um remedy. ii.ic. N» ordinary allmulaul afleet. tlwcr*ir*d Cheap q Worth of Goods, For Cash T©!B yAHm ®M®6; Stationery, Groceries, School Books, Wall Paper, Medicines, ever bro't to this Mart, Groceries, CONSISTING IN PART OP .Paints, Oils, Boots &. shoes, Lamps &, Chandelier; Hats &. caps, Bleached goods, Lauies’ dress goods, Goom J car Racuvtn, A Flits Fancy goods, k ASSORTMENT. Cassimeres, • Ladies’ furs, F. 0. ACKLEY S. GIoves and Hosiery. UMltogv. Oct 11 ito*. ectottoU RUSSELL & NEVINS WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Wc lyavo t.ne nf the be*t selected Stocks in tbe Mar­ ket, uf ah kinds uf Gouda, uaually kept in a Variety bat* lri*d all th* medicin** of tb* i!top»n»*ry la, tala, wa ear try thia irrwiatabl* .titrated aoi; •pvricdL There i* no ■uSeleui m» why Cbo.UtutH.M. ANDREW JOHNSON. alipwiioB ahoald b* th* cvaa*qo*oc* ofwdentery habit*. Uo»*rrTXa'» Birrca*. by *uppljiBg Jhe WaaniMonix. Dec. 3. IBM__________ vigor which wcsia *<l>erwl»* b* d«riv*d IruWei- Wm. H. McC^NNELL, Coflee, Sugar. Piece Goods i* brought IB. and Iwu F.r»l-«»*a* C’,’7* ! NOTICES Liquid Catarrh Hemedy. Lyon’s Periodical Drops! A tailHHiBB'r 8KKP WE SELL AT Uniform Prices, Abd daa'l aell y»a woethlea Hagar and dun*f«d C«Hc~. at tew than CO.I THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Spices, &.c, &c. Hardware Merchant, FOR IRREGULARITIES. Woar* will b* found ooaaUn'-ly •• hand a Large assortment of hardware store Silk and Straw Bonnets. Farmer* Neighbors, Everybody H. A. GOODYEAR & CO CAL. 4 EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES, And be Ctoaeiacerf •/ fie EACT ifat ' HARDWARE To Everybody. HOW A no ASSOCIATION. RUSSELL A HEVIMI. *ta>old loo.* bo llm* io .rtc'uog it. The *bov. ar* but frw of tbe mmy Catarrhal simplom* »nw to our Laboratory the our MUKE TRUTH TUAS IDETRY. letter* to prucar* th* «o*dicW«. UpLn term*, by which *»ery oua dMliag lb*r«. we ore SIKig Good, CHEAPER than oay ofAer Hou* ut Hatliogi. of all kinds, la gwrarali; krpt op to th* waata of th* people. and will be sold at Railroad Prices, Plaining & Matching Adding TraaaportaUoa t »»d coo.'via mainly of MACHINE Iron, Nails, Stoves, SAS1L DOOR I BLIND UAXUFACTY stove pipe. Mu! now • ft» itnu. b*toww* will neritic*. r^- til pdr».raa .B«.nog with ayy taeettoo of No ebatg* for showing good* -"lib pobunl •Woo­ And th* Hot H«s4. Throat e* buy*. •*",w llen. ooo* for our j-mpMel fully ■taK'lbiug tot-.«*>?• I Drop In-wall cesTin** yoe wilbostloeg dotoaturn, portoiomg to U.* *ho>« due****. BAP PANS everything elite Khrtt lr»R. fashioned from ill wrU «f Shelf Hardware, IHEKI'ORT, ILUHOI& Sold by WhoWaala and latall DrvggUta. ROPE, GRIND--STONES, John D. Park.ClocinBall, Ohio;; Falter, Hbm. l«-l / tttoago. IHjOo-~ ” r D. Hanaom A Co.. B Farming Tools of all kinds, DAINm . new goods GREAT SAVING, pje^lie, ad ufslEXwK*VE JiEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS AND WOODEN WARE. 1 W» aa* orir the b**1 Ktln I**"1 UmWr a»d ,mPW«o*taltr«<l— workmen. ...__ — - - - >r> *i*o Katl*r*e- nt the BIlliaUT TAKE NOTICE. Wl.a *ws,« a a- - V. ,1 Jtfkeep c»M>*rll* M bund and for mW 8tr»w, 6Uk Mi Velvet v-OIMETB, (W PtiA far, Wacrr IFAiftavtod and HARNESS SHOP. tad mH MyIm of A"'i“'",UIMET 4 HElTllt. . «< Haatiag*. Joly »»U.1M«. Fall and Winter Hate. AtnuUUlOataOBEu W3HN>n & HLfi-lH. BRACE & aUWYEH, JOBBER* AMO BRVblLBB* OF EATS, ©ATS, IFWS, aiiBMU «o »to« swo. AT SABTERN BH TOR HIM*, PELTS AND Uaatiaga, Nor. sJ, tMA. W. Bradley'* CclebMUd PaUbi Thai th* w'tse, th*ir ■o.e*ten«nla. to Baks ar* Ob fbe^l eorrvet ptoaof'to lit* aod 1*1 llv*"— DI. B. H.8EELTE ACC. IAlLOW, 800BTEAI A IKA MT. Latmt Fmmvn» Dkmamd Rich nlaraa for bi* WMW.*y,»o-l *ociMthlBg worth Call for lUly.'. C.terrb RmbM*. «d lak* so No on*, far tbt ••»*!». r*o*h*d '-«»r* will give. Pn.r.xindly grwaU.il to the Pe-.ple of Barry County. forthrir very liberal pat'r tiagr beret-.furs, w» Aak you again h> come and aeo u* and *e will give you a BARGAIN. . PRICES. mo. 58 rot maw smtArr. JACKBON. MICH. DUPLrami,IJTIC �irskiteVAi VAiucr HASTINGS BANKER. \.ina.'1 PirosricTVsirsST BUY CHEAP AND SAVE MONEY BBV 3tm crvBE Chills and Fever, Thia iaipurtant dtrumnnt is published herewith cumpUu, end Ibseetua t*» u- »• hardly worth the apace. ]t fa not au touch what he says as whet ha dmlinss to say, that is objectionable. The tret Im­ pression ass gets fro<B fa decidedly unfavorable to Ita Author, and aSBfiieat Reduction Bilious Fever, Intermittent Few, ENGINE WORKS. ZANESVILLE. Bemittent Fever, OF yet It carries on lie face, evidence of a IN PRICES desire on hie excellences part.to be thought (rue to hie convictions uf right and dun aa an AmeriMti PrssidsnL He makes no illusion to Congress “hanging uo the AGUE verfa <>f tba Govaramvotand this fa cheating from an Eexacutiva who has At .the Old Stand of cfUn affirmed thia sUtameul, and who haa been in tho most unreasons ide Lun-.-r for sc many mouths. ol’etc Slock Congestive Chills, OHIO jura ginthrn. BBYGOOBS Diarrhea, True. the Dysentery, la weak, Pisrce ii> h'w palmiest days could net have produced a weaker; and C-ogr— would as cheerfully have heard, and been much more ioternattd in an Erroy up-.t. tbe causes ot Thunder as this ta<\- smf barmleadiaqOislion. Tbe Prswident seems IroubUd with rvgvets, we wonder if the result of bis graadih-qrirot appeal to th. Amecican people in support t»f ~M > Periodical Headache,) J. 1 GOOflYKAR & CO Dumb Ague. pnT^ X JL IMiey"^a indicated by the recent elec­ We are now receiving direct from Man- tions is tbe rau-e of hny of them. Tbe President remeaibers his bttltrt brnee tbe Message contains some g—' words from Washington Jeff rwo. e»-d i>»>« Jacksoc. We marv'e however that tlw । Preaident did n-4 remember w. rd. • I [ wtbdotn which bare, from time Io lit*-. [ Uar« fallen from tbe lip* of other into Ameri । -h<l, For Sale by ail Druggixtt. facturers and Auction Houses in GROCERIES ALSO, A LARGESTOCKOT- CLOTHING, Wm. Spoomi* & Co., Naahville, Tenn. Boots & Shoes, NEW YORK, A VERY yet (or any !»*»<*« facta. for any practical auggr*l>'>n, for any boprfnl thought. «•' might M well turn U> the !*•’ Nov I n Mr. Charles E- Rrodv *• t» thia Mrs-age. There ia much Mr. Johnson might Gent's Furnishing Goods LARGE AND FINE STOCK Comprising nil really Importaift a» thia. Cn.-rr came fresh from the people magnaatm arid kind. TMr policy had received th. n<v«/ to is the different varieties of I.VO LAMBS STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. cidad a majority to nerd Presidential c<— operation, nnd henca there wa» no di-p— WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK Cloths & Trimmings A UKKT Will softrid in the work of rrrvwwtroctbm. oa a basis that ehall ensure permanent psaae. undoubted civil rights, and the .equality of man before the law. He <«p pones a Fenian Jnvaeioo <»f Canada. bm has no word of condemnation fl«r tlwro who canned the wilful murder- of hun­ dreds of fopef. frw end patriotic Ano-eU can OtiwsM in the Streets of New O- Inane. He thinks ssrroy efawild b* ex, tended tn thnee who ontraged ever* law of driltealfoo by making Htigal war nn a nation at peace with us. but has no hrs’t to extend bls protecting arm -rer thpatriot Udine nf the land who in aid of Christian civilization leave tbeir pleasant, homes in tb* Ir-val North, a-»A yn la faeril tbe uneducated <4 the 8»««th •■'he «od that all the pe-pk may b- . tlHf a' m wdl aa frat. Ho ooogestulatr. rb< country that we are at pence with all (or Office, io lb CLOTHING 'Carpets, Druggets, Oil Cloths, TO ORDXR. AND Wall Paper, Crockery &c 11'AHKAST J POOD FIT. Mudge &, Bailey. Our Assortment is full and complete, and our Goods were purchased during the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, bis message be show a no such tendency. ’ Headings to his Idols like Ephraim <•( old. and will not bear the voire nf the ' Usepnes aa a rcmn.is.iuo Munsy. by Draft. Xlpress Moarr Ordos. er ia Refslsrsd LeUvrs, gx.'ple thundered tn his earn from every snr be Best al oer risk. Valley, Mountain, and Plain. In all the Address THIHUXK CO.. Cbiesp., Ill I<r '»<t far s Apee.ltiH. Copy. Dee. IHb.»'■ Message there la not one word fiw the Johnson. He is aa much and ewe my as when ba menaced the na­ tion from the steps nf the WhirHrmee on the Ed day of Fehnary. lie the pvbbc id promp*And -OF— There la nothing In It that any l«y el man can read with hope and comfort It l« iA to expeet anything from Andrew We jugs MBKKTt*. BOOTS and SHOES, said or done, not wm hit shameful sntagonbrn to the people In tba recent elec­ tions. All men tn.eted that <mr. word might be said whieh wml.1 show a disposition w the part of bis ewllemw to reach a final ndution of tb* many tliffi-’, Collies now surrounding <-t»r cymnom ' country. All the mischief th*'Pre.id-o' has dona wonlThave bwn f..rg«^t.m,— All hie bitterness and treachery «a« nlonger remembered when we saw the Pamirs ha might bring to a harrawt n«tion, loving kindness nnd re*L W» I— Revs Ibero was no desire on the part of the most Radical of our Congressmen V> do aught of Injustice to the Pevridmr. nor one among them all. who would not have sxteoded the "Olive Branch" the President, had he exhibited the eligfa-e' disposition to harmonize die nninlrv <m tbe broad basis of eternal jostlne. Hut ik negro—not one word for the Loyal whit* men in*the South—not one sentence which might not as well have been writUn on board the Mayflower as t« day, for all tbe comfort and truth H brings — Mandag 11 Dsr Apr. Ready-made mm •‘Cash,” z IS OUB MOTTO. WE AGE BOUSU IO SELL FOR Cash, Cheaper tlmn any other house in tbe West. GOODS Stop Friend On M-oJay iaJimeut w | Sahawt of GI ably drunk Je»; i-rstu’fl/ We feel warranted in saying that we CAN AND WILL SELL THEM OOMMKISCIAI. KNOWLSnot At Prices so Low that our TxvGnr bt KxrraiE.vtm TEACi:ras. far Send for Circulars end <V|| ge Cttrnwv. • Or*..J Rapids. Mirt. Nov. HU. , the eitizHfa The Chicago CASH STORE CUSTOMERS CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT On former prices. We do not merdy say we will not be undersold, i calls ii>r pr< i P. S. ® * we leant l!» tempted i sai.bj>vbv. be arm. ritber.aarty >s .albwtaed eauw »a iMfeifalWa. lev. 1st lead. KuHEinn fa STRIKER i damage. U ‘ fenitsh.quor nn<> r c-.. IsUs^vs Msasfaetorwv sn4 lmpsr<«rs»f day Even.o the Rrsideu (Soil flhtti) fc Ortilt Jtlot'.rt lluun fruff ------ JA’ THE — But we do say Emphatically that we will sell E. fc H. T. ANTHONY it CO.. Maaafactgrrn gf Pbeiggnphle' COST!) M EUS. MANY STYLES OF GOODS aauuau, ALL OTHER CALL AN1> PRICE • OCR Dry-Goods. Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Fancy Goods, Cloths, Shawls, Groceries, •1183 31118 To our Customers ao W»d •’ «» per pair. kuttRhtrta fa Drawers at M) st aud other thovg. |o prop-rtm Call a •wWf.we joeUy.ltwdl pay yum Have bought in New York. Try us and you viill find that our extremely crockery if Glassware low Prices will verify these statements. ■"; No trouble to show ..... c terry. OCR STAltCII GLOSS 1. tbs oaly Art»*l’ «-J »>j Flaw Cue UoraM. I,.bx>«i«‘. *’• Taw**** Postmaster Is • tai Ar.iliit* will not fail no the dire* ell, and su; ■ HsrahA.nBsrpar ; both in B« riwfceuteeexvr ■0 »■«■»■ »■*'*- • mt a* J shall T*J faYhe oveo � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-12-19.pdf 3ba21fdac2686ead0268042df3357346 PDF Text Text 4 GEO. TvdC- DE’WE'Y, PTTRT.TaTrp-p, TERMS, $1 BO VOL. XI. ■»V.istiiigs’ ^Business JJirtetarn ■NO. 34. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 18W. y«ral mi) 2gIisrrllancoiLs. Tire Naw Yoaw Mrfiioi>tsT, lu this week’s issue, announces that it baa made arrangements with the Iter. Unit Wa» Batuta to furnish a sorthon eve­ ry fortnight/ the Grat of the series to ap­ pear early hi Dcccmlicr. The sermons will beeapdrssly reported fur Tua MrrnOJ.|«T, roviJrd l.y Mr. Beecher himself, STJITX orxrcRTGAX. o*Mr “• 4t a sswiac af the Pretsli c«ut for UM acaa oriflums la a ditorfond feneUon of lb. li­ ver. and a wrHd easdltUneftba Mood. Purify Uh- blood sad It vaalUlM lita magic, nr sa dew b»for» the suinmrr*s tan. Bitas's Ltrs Fill. I arc the most Invtgmtiag »■><! parttying m«h; cine known, sod shoald benmrted tost thia seaand protected by copy-right. The same sou if tbn yre. (Hee adrertUeswul) Tltoc. L paper is y»o making arrangements for Reaper Stoy aku’Tiiisi.—We supthe publication, during the year 1M7, bf poro the most of our readers .buy and scrmefi* by the lending Methodist pulpit um D. B. DhLaxd At Co.’s hit Ohmorators, both in America and in Europe. rpf Saleratui, but I fibers era noy of you The MerticDtBr hu long been In the first who do not, just stop and think ; if you rank of the religious journals of our buy the Beit Ckmieal Saleratui yon get country, and this new feature can not fail the Beil Saleralua made, sud full to add largely to the number of its renjers and friends. JamzV Rodshts, sells Cbriotmss pres­ ents of which he has a very large easurtmrnt, Books, Stationary, Drugs, and e«i;ry thing in his lino cheap as the cheap­ est. S3S ° 1o,Sra.;urortb.EsUfo!jfP»ai‘II>ib«»l*ck- S •• (sad oosfniru) r «• (Sl>d ooegrMU, 11 St . (sa4 ■ Sa One eoyy rich at ■ A»r*S runs sad rosr. *1. -Ths gsttrr up of ■ Club will alesya resit ear, J.IhePWtltXM K50W.IVIN0. Msath of * Club wUhioj lb* frraium L'tigrat ins a rraul I>.<tal atra. IjFTbw* of pU>M ap Gsbs y,.c.iuu> l.ul>, aboiiM terio** afire, crau ••■nut* Maculna eouUinisc tbn psrtmlsn. AddriM DKACOX * PETERS. (See sdvcrtismbnt.) ^Jrodinc sod 81in< lb* peUlisa, dale tsriScd of Jcbn M.-N*Tia. sCminl.U«l«r of ssld nui. rrtylng. fur rerra* «!..»*.n m lorlb tlml U tnt, L. irewdsnd Mitborhcd I* srll retain Rr»l EaUU bstoofieg le Mid dnuMd, describ'd ia **Tbrr*uiu.a.> 11» Ordmd. Th*tTnssd«y, ths 1SU1 dayofJsE^ftaext st 10 o'clock ia tb« faeSoooa. Tlx annual luesting of the Miuliigsn State Teachers’ Associalttm sill be held ,U Kalamazoo, December 26,27 and 28, Gorn.-r axdbo Lixewisk.—We notice that s meeting baa been called al Mirand I SOO. For the Holiday's B O OKS Tbr fallowing lathe' programme Haven to take the necessary steps (<> se­ cure the Inc*>qw<ratiou of that place, al the forth coming Se-raion of the L»gi*laturr. We Lope to receive a similar call in time for our next issue. Nothing it seems l«» us would do so much Lt the present aud future prosperity of this place. a< a city charter, and this can’ b<had by the s*kiug. Lei those who ait for the public in this place give this matter prump'Xmd earnest attention. VA1ICT •OO»» thrrrer. or r*i»u>s • th«Il..ti.r> n.°°«r » Tj wwpr^- «... “UfSS- ADMINISTRATOR'S ^LE. Jnlbe matter of Ihc Balale of Lucios U. Nkinls TouX' i. hereby Mi. puremacetf luftonrlVrtu’c.ma'y of Msrry uul W*“L*rf ^Muxwy Oantii Orrivs.—We are offic- ally adv teed, through the ci;urlv»y »l lion. Tlu.rnns W. Ferry, tliat li.u I’.ist Office, in this VHIagu' te drstgriater! by th-- pic nod will saye litem many ii.Juii.ir iu the sending of small stints of m wy, l-> all the important points in tbn country.— The order will probably go into <.Cl-et fin Ibe 1st of January i>. xt, or as »<-c-i> lliet.-FuSl MaSt- Port Fvliai and Trareli‘i .‘ J/ailei, Aw ATTSHIT T > tux \ lU-Aiir..— On Monday night about U o’el-wk, an »••toduuent was pkre>l on |he gi«ds in Urn Saloon of George Jlml o. Ik- was prob­ ably drunk at the timo^'aud maddened to Jeq-rration by Ute thought licit he would have tn pay bis dcbtSjjie started mil and bought, /mj iMltoat Ktniexe and tuAi- • DIA Riva FOR IM7. CHOICE J'XRFl’MkRIES. jCarJt, Piki, anJ 1‘fna'U. CAXDF ± CANDY TOYS rd the «mc upon- the floor, and then at-' tempted to set it entire. The pr-mpt action the officer inchargo, a:dcd by the citizens prevented him from doing any damage. Wo opine that tira State should furnish quarters tor men so daugrroiM as he has proved liluwelf to bo, and that self defence on the part of onrcithevs Assignee Stile M. LIVINGSTON calls fur prompt action lu Jbc matter. , P. S. Since the above ires in Ty p« wo learn that Mertfm, hag boeo arrested, and is lo be Examined on charge of at­ - ASS1ONEH ' OF 0.1). SPAULDING’S H. FRENSDORF & CO. day Evening of tlii» urck. Dec,-2l*t, al ibe Residence of it. A. Guoiijenr, I-’,., To buy your Goods, Just below the Brick Block. Hours from 8, to 10 o’clock IL M.. Of every needed Kind and Sly In just purchased GA-cash atldw Prices and Milling al £pJs is TwSuaMc addition tn the pom. tel faciltlrs of Irring, which tlx people will not fail lo appreciate. TUI* office hi on ibe direel rout from Hastings to Lrtw» aawav BUttlit ell, and suppliss a regg'mu of country both in Barry aud Kent counties—John PlilNps FOR 1*4 Ct*. GOOD BROWN SUGAR rtj tta. McCombs has the contract fur . carry tug ibe man from Hastings to. Fdhnore and return once each week, leaving Fill*-' mOru on Tbamday morningimd returning. t«ArkJ AV'anail^.' ' ' * I For the People! his former costumers, h .lACMMlTli C. H CHASE & CO. BOOTS AND SHOES. CHEA? - iu.d-Tun |l*»MU.» ur vnaSw.Luia*. — iiiar r.'TT.r." •* pr.rsr.0 teUoali kinds rf GROCEH1ES Snrutwe tew msxrd tate-M.ue to the i South East cornet of Stale ssd Jcffcrsoo । felreet, where Jx 1»iH bp: neon, b*L—R---■ r.*l Ihel Cbr neat •U»r wstopos i> CASH STORE! tempted arson, on Saturday morning next. Tire Rsadmo CiucLBwill meet on Fri­ nsr ADVANCE. Huts, Caps, Furs, .. Blacksmithing, �HABTDfGS BAH1TER. KiMOno, six. l» ” _ ,— . ______ _ oomimd U» r.l* •*''•*«•?* •* of Mr. Bjrtrj county awd would rce.-mwo-tidvd that tbe view* didlare and Shy cents, instead of follow fag mb ms be rsiaudturrrpeirv.be. rejecting it as rsem, mended by tbe Com­ mittee. Motion did nut pre veiled. Ob rnntiim the aernmnl of Allen Jone, waa taken tho table and wHb three other* wan referred to tha CooMuittew Tool, SALE. FOR the Drain Commiaeionars be taken from tbe tabla and referred to the Committee oo Finance, with in*rneUnne to report at tbe neat oeseton uf t hia Board. JfoUun $311,01 bounty and baek par, du wy ma Fslsg A Pbrip., la on. month tn 4 4 from tbe Ubm be Sted Uw tint w„ ta 2 claim. CATIlAU5k FhUpm On Motion of Mr. Willlama, 1U re­ port of the Cuaamltu* wan accepted. Mr. Jewell moved that an much eftbe repur t of the ComniittM na reel tea to tbe repairing of the Jail sod Building, on the Poor Farm be adopted. Motion pre- ■SIS EATIrt Art STITES lb. dwp Bettering theaters tl»» hsrald hl. GROCEY Commlttea on Finance would snb* “owing report to th- B>w>rd uf l of jRarry County. _____ County Bonds, $1-100 00 State Tea, M01 50 Estimate am*l of poor fund, ItiOt) (x> •• *-for losano A*ay lum. 300 1*0 A teed taarrb U> Andy's j-olitteal tomb: B«t soon bant awakva wuh IranUisg aud dread. To Bad bte ally, old Dsmomtey. dead. I*MMd.awsy like a vapor before the bright sao. For Um bonlr fought, sad tbe victory woo. Tbs rebel, would walk into Cot grew «<'«• «r' Mr. Jew i ll moved an amendment to And carry tho .way as they used to before; allow the account at sixty dollars. Mu­ Det In spilt of all Aody sad BiUr —r. tton a« amended, lost. , They will Sad th. Aracsteneal still .tend, la Mr. Town moved an amendment to allow the account al fifty dollars. M<— thrfi as emended prevailed. The account of J. F. Emory and 8 I other, were prcwenled, and upon motion . of Mr. Town were accepted and referred to the Committee upon Misccllansuus Claims. Mr. Elliott moved that the account of Allen Jones be laid on tbe table. Mo- Total. Afr. ElH*>tt that the report Im----- r. . and that tbe respective ti.wn.bipa be di­ rected lo raise the reveral aniounu. Jfo The aronunt nf Barlow. Goodyear As lanif.-r MA 50. -nd <d Win. Iliiitoi.gi,. ir 115 00. nna prevxoird, which on nv* .if". Elliott mnvrd that Jidtti E Hall Im* appointed a C'-mniitlee to purvl'ns*und pul into th,' Jud a writable Furnaiv for warming th- cvlla. wlo-rr piiaourra are confined. prevailed. Mr. Jewel) moved that each Snpervisor that baa been in attendance during •.hi* the sum of seventy five cents for rsrli ».*•• lion iti attendance. Jfoti"U prevailed. Mt. Jewel) moved that the Journal In­ rend by the Clerk. Mr. Cribb presented the petition of Chas. S Burton. Earl R. Brown, John -M O'inha, A. A. Young, I. 8. Geer, and G. W Jfdla. Mr. Jewell moved tlmt tbe petition l»* On motion the report of the Ciimmittee waa accepted. • On motion the report of tbe CimtnlL tea together with the oadopted mid referred n appointed to apportk County Tai fur apr— Tbe Superintendent, of tbe poor, through thair chairman submitted the following aa their repot L Amount expended during the last year • 1600 06. ( l Kali ma tad amount neceeaXry / for the ensmng year 11700 00. .1. RoeaaTs, Chairman of the Board of Sup'is of tbe poor. On motion of Mr. Elliott the report waa accepted and referred to the Com­ mittee on Finance. Report of tbe amount of relief orders given by the Supervisor of Carlton, from .t. let, 1865, to Oct. I860. On motion of Mr. Elliott, the report Mariah Smith. of tbe Committee *M accepted. • Lucinda Prior, Mr. Jewell moved tn amend tbe re­ port of the Committee by allowing tbe Total, account of J. F. Emory. No. 65, at the On motion of sum ofeleven dullore and fifty cents. in­ was received and stead of being rejected ns recommended niitlee on Finance. by the Committee. Mstom lost. vThc account of John E. Hall, end 9 On motion of Mr. Elliott, the report others were presented, and upon motion uf Mr. Town, wero accepted and referred to the Committee oyoo Miscellaneous Claims. The Comtnllto upon Miscellaneous * J M. CanwALLADaa, Clerk. Claims thruogh their Chairman, further „Thursday. October 11th. 1866. rrportad that they had passed upon the following scccunts, and would reccom- Board met pursuant to ’•djourenient, and tnend their allowance aa fallows, to wit: was called to order by the Chair. Roll called, quorum present, Board proceeded STORE. 3133'1)317, For CBH11.EMEX sad LADIES. - Wlw. ^prvrisU ths - DELICACIES and IcARRITIES Real Estate Agency, EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville Barry Co. Mich. H. WRIGHT Agent DOR SALE- - • Groceries, A WARM MEAL ADAM ICHUPFAN. I o'clock. P. M. -------- ' • y J. M. CAttveAtLADg^Cletk. Cbncfwdoi/rom lait meat. GLAD NEWS 8 Afternoon Session, 1 o'clock. P. M. Board met pursuant tn adjournment, and was called V> order by tbe Chair— roll called quorum present, Board pro­ ceeded to business. lb. screvunt of Geo. M. Dowry and 7 others were presented, and upon motion »f Mr. Elliott were acrwpl.d and referred SURGEON DENTISTS, Afternoon Session, lyi’clock. P. M. Board met pursuant to adjournment, and was called t<* order'by the Chair.— Roll called, qulirum present, Board pro­ Art ALL MUST HAVE •nns Life Pill; DOMESTIC Sewing Machines, SHUTTLE STITCH Boots HOW/ ' jirjdIl* HEM, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. Hustings CUf News Uowm, and atusic Mr. Elliott moved that tbe Supervisor of Bal’.imorp be directed to change the following description, to wit : The w pt. of w |uf n e j, lying e uf High bank Crevk and w of eenter of rood, so as to read as follows, to wit: 36 scree on w } ofueiwec.35 bounded aa folb.wa n by lligblmnk Creek, e by highway, run­ ning to Bamey’a Mill, a »t>d w by quar­ ter lines. M»tl<>n prevailed. i Mr. Elliutt udvred the following tt»o- Rrtvlrtd. By tbe Board of Supervisor, that tbe Superintendents <>f tbe Poor, b.a'.d are hereby instructed to report at next sesaioti of this Board a plan with probable coat not to exceed onn thousand dollars, .if adding auilnhls sleeping r.-.ms and kitebrn to tho House on the Poor Farm. Rttoltttl. That each Stip<-ryre*eX>e and On motion tbe reeolutiim was accepted is Berutiy directed to* rv-uyesa upon the and Adoptavt. Sime (and for (he year I860 wtwr laxev Mr. Jewell moved that the vote taken have Ixsen charged back to the townaltip last evening adopting the report of the mid rrtontrd for indvfiulte drtariptbai for G.iumitlre wp-m Mirt-llaneous Claim- I the vrur 1863, be reaierided. Muth.n privnilwl. (ju moth hi the rea* lullon was adopted Mr. atr. Miles nun*. mured to amvtxl the report Tint Drain Commiatdonera presented • , of the G.mmilfee bv allowing the acwirnt thejr rcp-rt far lbs year 1866. and upon On motion of Mr. EUiuU the report <>f of -------------------------------• ■ -----Snotb Sandford In.txnd **f iMing re­ .............. >fMr. n<irw..ud llw report wav the Committee »»» acrwpted. jected aa reewnmended by the CbUimll-* accepted and lain «m the table. Mr. Jewell moved to amend the report ter. Motion prevailed. Tbv accounts <tf Mrs. Carpenter and nfthe O'mn.iltM b) nil..wing the account Mr. Williams moved that the report Nxe wvm presented and upai mutton of nf J. M. & C. Ruvsvil at ttv sum of one of the Committee >»• amended by laying htr T»wn wers accepted and referred to hundred and fourteen fuller a, instead-d tho account ‘>f J- F. Emory, No. 65, for the Comiuittos upon JTiacellnnecus one hundred dollar. a« recommended by eleven dollars and fifty cents, on the ta­ Claims-' the Commiltoe. Motion prevailed. ble until to-morrow morning. Motion The Committee upon JTisoellaneons Mr. Elliott offered the fullowing Re»o- prevailed. Claims through their Chairman further !utk»; Mr. Miles moved to amend tha report reported they bad paased upon tha fol­ .Rew/ntd, By the Board of Supervis­ cdtba Committee, by allowing the ac­ lowing accounts and would Recommend ors <d Barry County, to session ataembl-1 count ofJ. F. Emory, No. 57. at tits sum their allowaoea m fallows: ■ -I r-..nr, of sight dollars and twenty cents, instead 1. L. Nye. fordistribwtingRelief Funds, of rejecting it an reenmmeaded By tbe amount claimed $1 2<J, amount rtcorn • Onumlttee. Motion did not prevail. .tended. Il ‘M J. A Carf-nter^aMr. Miles moved to amend ll>» report stablu fees. <38 16, reacted. of tbe Committee by allowing tha account On motion of Mr. SHott, the report of J. F. Emory, No, 50. al tha sum of uf the Committee .was accepted and fits dnllsra and twenty-five orota. Instead of rejecting it R» recommended by the On mulltfo I ba Board adjourned mil Committee Motion did m.t prevail. 7 Mode P. J£ -> \ Mr. JawtsH moved that Mr. Emory ba J. M. Chum; jliM,Chriu allowed to withdrew hie accounts Ne'e stq&x, Shoes Lyon’. Periodical Drops! 'nirounT rsMALE hemeuy FUB IBHBUULainTtes Which can be hnd hi NEW GOODS Latest Fashions Dsmasd NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS W1XXIXS&T ssoas J. W. Bradley’s Celebrated Pateat Calling nt the HASTINGS SKIRT. The Woatertui Ple.lbllhy sad crest comfort ■nrt nlM*urv tn nti, iiru. iL. Fall and Winter Hats. USE DOOR WEST OF !l. A GOODYEAR’S HARDWARE STORE, 8FATE STREET. REPAIRING DONE TO ORDER. U11NW. PAYNEV Pit'll LEGAL LEIlY. �CATARRH Uwivbbsal Scrmoi Eaonann. Gov. Well* and nlber leading! Union nirn of L» ulwati* l-ave prtitioeed Qhv• rm u> relabltab a Pruvuhmal Govern­ ment in that Slaw. ' SHIP A’HOY! A IfewThingfor Hastings KK J. C HILL — Mr. Eliot of MaaaachuaHt* heads * WATCHES. JEWELRY. AND SILVER i WARE ’>7 -At Aft ff. on Do/far.- IFerU Hastings, TeteBssgaNdM One Dollar Each! Without Rioaho wusx rr Tiding that lbw Fortieth C.ngrvM and each •ncredu’g C««gre»» ehall meet he re­ al! er »n tha 4th sif Match. to F. D. ACKLEY, ASTROLOG QOOD NEWSM LAST! Mich. Valv> Can be Cured — In the Il<«t*e there nppeara In be great an»iiitniijr in tbe belief that Mr. C if*X • hl ba Speaker of the Fortieth TOBACCO,; CIO A RS, ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM — Mr. Sbrllabarger will early »ext week unite tbe appointment of acnmnAiftea IO intewligai all malirra connected with lite wiling aside of Ibe Baltimore I'oliee C-tmniaaloiim. ... AND PIPES, of every Had tad variety. —Tba Senate will pan ..ver ibe Pre.i ■ntadralh*. FUIaJ CoaUvlne.*, Vl*r. I drill'* veto lire art* admitting JC..b.r»<h. take* by tbe etomtMata, a. d I nnd Nebraafca n« Stales alth-ugh Sena­ rteaa.-TtkV carried >um> die eirnlMloa, ihmgb wbiea medi. tor* Sumner, Grin.ea, and perhape two nr um Ibe, are warered » every pwrt of lb» jja-ly I three other Rrpublfain Senator* nil) «>p. tribe pain ifrru Um jot al., • Ungte dadi prv4mm raaartable beaelti. And tberei.c'rwlr ap­ plies u. eo.Urri.ew, 4la>rl-va and dywnicry; llAMgk with the laal nuned ibey May b- viqair.d night and moraieg (or *Mne <UyeUh.ro do Idri MEERSCUAM, , Liquid GUTTA-PERCHA, ACKLEY’S URIAH HOOT. X’AJARRII REMEDY GERMAN PIPES,’ , aad .11 Had* aually kept la a FIRST CLASS TUUAQCO STORE. y©S JPAHUT ®MHDS, Stationery, School Books, Wall Paper, Medicines, Groceries, Raints, , Oils Lamps &. Chandeliers CONSUMPTION BOTTOM OUT o r Ta£ DRY GOOD IT NEVER FAILS ASSORTMENT. Weak Eyes Car>wd by UaurtLsI eSWileee. q Cheap Sense of Smell For Cash WHOLESA LJ! OS RETAIL. RUSSELL & NEVINS Hardware Merchant, Liquid Catarrh Remedy. HARDWARE STORE Uniform Prices, HARDWARE HOWARD ol all kinds, ASSOCIATION. f> ge»«rJ:J»»i>t«piaU*Y»»Uef tie people, and Heinn ■ iiealuwi.t. and will be sold at deov'.U,p<» ,l.l> I1ULU To Everybody. PREVENTIVE TO HIVE CHILDREB. Railroad Prices, RUSSELL & NEVINI. ^44ie, T»w<pori.ue.; aad eove-wi aaialyer HURR.1II PULMONIC SYRUP. Iron, Nails, Stoves, ESTABLISHMENT' THE HASTIWOe Lyon's Periodical Drops! THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Established in 1851. FUR 1RREUULAIUTIES Rohlktk &. STOVE PIPE. SAP PANS. Ami e*>ryf*lnjf il*e Sheet free. ABKsri.UNG $0008 fiabi-iird fn-m All sorts of !SASH, DOOR k BUND MAKCFACTT Shelf Hardware, Str^sh, ROPE, More and Better 1 GBIND-STONE3, AND N<» M I.ST AKE. ComriatlDg of all Popular PATENT MACHINE ------ ‘ DRUG &. BOOK STORE । Plaining &. Matching . Farming Tools of all kinds, DAIBTS. MEDICINES. DR. DrMirs CbrubteMl*. PtduK Oils P«rc Wlms* U^wnr. jyryyW.s**y rflU week oeoUna- smn ima OK&A.T 3A VINO, At the Drtimi and Ubunp'L M 'crmearniak al. pn.aU JUi'aM. aipt fwuate w»»kBMM Hoti by Urnerl.UvrervwIrerv. c.aeutWiij < o. ‘ a.n l Agniu fer u. S. ..d C.o^u*. BuknA t a.. Ur, *•■ «’“.oC JWI p.MlOnd. * **• «dilion of »r. CalTevwail’* Celebrated Kaaap « audekHMih!-' TAKE NOTICE. -. o—- CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST., .ie> gj^-^y-agc-j Trai fruit cans, . by um dozen •©« knclb citt Wifirm mini * tram harness shop. BICELi �Chills and Ferer, u» « HJlr.fc „ preaent, which appuani fo be • eadiljk to wild and vbdoaary mehf rore All ever th* Slate, xnea are devising way* and wanna for tho canstrecu^n of UoM uf JUPwaya, muy of which IftmrecwnPMM would only ba*aartoua4*tai«uefit to the public. ' Haliroads, are one of the tretttotkms of the day, whkh if prepreV looetod aad well conducted, ore ef the utmwt benefit the contaBty, when Bilious Fever, Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, Z1KE8VU.U,-------- ------ IN PRICES to not ramdent local bmdueas to imabfo the Company to ireep the road-bed and rolling stock in the best pwable conditlon, they become apoatoivc evil. The • livre and the property of the peoploarc constantly placed in Jeopardy by tho ever aeourrlng accident, upon our beet rondutted roads, nnd against which n-> human farsight can gmml. NcvertheItos, the more paying bnsfnem, there to an a given road, the better are tho Man­ ager enabled to provide for the protec­ tion ?f Ito jmtroxu!. The Rood which receives suffleiant puxronage, to Justify its Stockholders In maklngthe road-bed OHIO Congestive Chills, VOL- XI’ !rK-)r«w?s Jfocal a AGUE At the Old Stand of DRYGflODS lOw« a«iuK«. Diarrhea, irtiHrJ.bU.rri. H»lbrt«A , Dysentery, Periodical Headache,1 GROCERIES Dumb Ague. ApiO.A LARGE^TUCT bettor, la tho aafo and better rtad for tho public to patronise, even if 1b> Tariff •hould bo higher than botuc, Jess Chorrnghiy nusdo and equipr d, cwnpttting rood. Thence ruudu should not be built, or the building of tham encouraged, whan by dividing patronage with exiaBing well mamgetl rwda, tho tendency will be aa the remit of dividing patron­ age, to render all the roads non-paying ; the reanlt of which vrSdMbc to.prrocut •tther from makinggueh imornvemuntn : aa the best iatereet of the public require ' of the Manager* of ourgrcntinteruaUon-1 jurroBD. . * Raliciur In CLnncerr, will r} o. m re«™.ua 1« I". ***r- eni'<*V°“ Itcady-Biade We are now receiving direct from Man For Sale by all Druggilts. Wm. Spoomix & Co., ' Nijhville, Tenn. facturcrs and Auction Houses io CLOTHING NEW YORK, A VERY Hitherto our State ho.-' been hingularly fatunato in the loeatloa, and sueccas of' her tglrigdl cntcrprtecu, There Grand ; Tnmkliztea, extend through our State, from East to Weot, roads of whf*>D the people have every hataou to U proud, ■<’UtnfK.ruies In every drpsrtmcut vf news entsrand which funiiab to the peupfo of the ’SUaUL^.^s. Inf Interest to Western sea-mor*), Jiltta.-y. eommtrcid «»4 eounUee through which cither runs, rail­ inuxlU. No Wester* tnerelasit/bhaHt.browt. road facllitleo equal to the wanto of the P°°pte, preeent ur prospective, and IImso with the Branchre now . built, and tbe project Rueda, running North and West, from pointe along the line of the South- | era, It dore socm to ns fiirntoli all the faculties Southern Michigan rtxiulrns or that would promote the good of the peo­ ple. The Central and the Southern, are among the »>«i Ralfrwub, in the country. The track of each, cxteniln from Detroit to Chicago, and fnau the Eastern to tho Western limits of this State, the tracks are Ires than so mito. .]«rf on the aver­ age, and are connected by a Branchat al Jackson, and soon will be by another ,>bre • hrrnrqrtaeca <*|wG* Mvr* ertMtvspoaat Kalamusoo. Y«< the vlsfomiry wbtnno 7<h-AW.' RJUurl^somrolUled L'plcv. »nd .U U beingagitated of extending a niud ibun sut^r.r^I current* tnUtvst, sad r*riy*riefXe^ Jadtaon to Nites, midway betw\n Itrec ith-rnll Imports ofVrellnn, whrth.r r»t|lithoroogbfiir.’M, and it Is even contempl..- vyhUd-rficw. ABrxtVjr*l. liducsticM) orjl,.®!tedtoaak the Ix-gisKturc to authorize pronvdlniry Af Cn-igVM* natf BUIe Ixglethe Towns and oountte* aluug tho Utte to subscribe to the capital stock of tills Rood, to tbe end, that Nlire nnd Jnekson may have Competing road.,, that the freight on tbe goods ahlpja-d thereftmu and thereto may be reduced by eomireUUon-aud we really believe. m>. other eaussgives vitality orprr^j^s.t v»fsweet .' to the project, for the teuton lluit this is ; Daily, jxr juio um, 41 J,to ; Tvj-Wwklr' the only argument one hears at either of . u». KM. ,W«Ur. ^scfiaaw. W.oo-t r> ut.unl p«rt» of Umj<»t *l tbv new r»ie». U Urvr of tho project. Beside. one r«r»un« MtaJiUpB *r,.| crAsriw fits er mm glance at a map of the State should «<m> e«p>#ror«Hi>^ttSln»Xtekly or WreUy allu«M, msy retain ten y.r rent of ibv tubaerfpv inoo every sane man that.thors*.is as liOBBtfc* Money, by Dr.n, £*• much noccaelty for a dog to Dm two, talta, aa there la for elite road, and the ' A4dr«a« TRiniftE CO., Oile^o. ID ;*»> r' vnJ '”‘*p I I , t^".SX>4 *■S>Tfiol»n Cgpr- P«- »!»».«■ j projected route; though the other* arc not so promt ally urged Just^ pre*ent. aa fa this, while among them all, there b not one, that would not be of more real beiwflttoiboiMKspleofthe Stalo. Should this project-become the sutyoct of LcgLilaUou thia winter we trust the ReprerenUtlvea of the people wUl look carefully Into tbe quaatfon, la all Ito bearing*, be­ XS OOH MOTTO. fore doing anght that will eiroonrage the .WE ARE BUENO TO SELL l-jrflt construction of another Trunk Rallroa.! through our State South at, the Central. We flllove that no benefit would rout It LARGE AND FINE STOCK Comprising- all tbe different varieties bf Gent’s Furnisfing Goods v»e»mmcsdjLurrB|p«t«ud |*v siill. * " . • E I', iloiwra*. Wiuexviuc. FrTOCTrCu.. Ky., Ms» rt. ’«.e. Moul Dalall: W. s.lrt,k,[,ut Unit-'. 01.1MTsaUca J. gs Uv th st di, «■- surivd ^ur tnill, withant niorltfg « *crv». ill M< j- bums WeMllrvc ynur (.piubfr <•*(»,. « ui mi*,mil. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BO^TS and SHOES, .sat# Carpets, Druggets, Oil Cloths. _j« ItnJ, dirvraetvud are*«r. 4«4ir* nt»«w»*r eireahr. . l»r. JirMoe't F.n.ak Mealbly !*Uk. (1 prl*>* .Mra»i«fire«.l >«*•>/; tedUMmter>t» TO ORDER, A JfD Wall Paper, Crockery &c. good Our Assortment is lull nnd complete, and our Goods were purchased doting the retiint decline in the Markets, . reretrtetrere* ‘Ortpc* CTrtr rati iTKtT U; 1,13 IM rfdfsabttity. rhsn Samel ft ■‘Cash,” Cash, Cheaper than any other house in the WesL i B>°“ «•*•' • thuWMtlt l.nsmeM E4»c*U' Gli^SO n/lJM CuMtlKIUlSt. G ill ............ CAN AND WILL SELL THEM >*ray«n»l.-p, AmunU, Trl»jr»j4...»|t. *a cum m Eiiq a i. At Prices so Low that our CUSTOMERS GAN SAVE 25 PER CENT) DISOLVT1ON. On former prices. PRICE MANY STYLES G? GOODS To our Customers as OUR Dry-Goods, ~ , & Shoes, aud ■; _ ats, C The Chicago CASH STORE J£lDI !:n A TAYI-UR. BATTLE CREEK tSaih piatri) ii ®rrihr itlicli SALlSBliRY. URO. & Co.. Ettensire )hnaf«iut»rv and Iitrporlm H We do not merely sity we will not be undersold, GOODS) Bill we do spy Emphatically that.we wilfsell n q\v I j: i »< u: tiraa* U.>^-, Midi. Xoy. HU We keep ennstantly on hand the be»t auorttneul of Hlea offered the public by our railroads, ’ —rir ■: /. and an increase i.i the coet of Lntfe^rMkm, besides ondnogcring Ibe public ' wool be rendering te>u «Ga, Utrougi. &c 'And are receiving frenb ire-'every agsacy trf dangerous campsutton, U;e day, to triret tho dnundit •I'cm'r liras and property passing ofer thtse £SJ djj E RSj routs. Our views may bo al vi.rinnc with the facts in tbe eere,yat<ito cannot help thinking, thatRshouid betbepolicy ,i CALL AKO . , . of our people to protect attd promote tbe Interest of the oiaaeiv, ojam up for auttlemcut and commercial advantages, tbe Slop Friend Gaius Hirn* Cbmmcrlt. Cat* We feel warranted in sayin^.lliat we iWS&BTh"‘V’T!'- mm , nr. SOLID AK» NICKEL sn.rr.n ware. Ames lean, Eagtisk and Kwi« Atalcbri ■ Fnntf Goods tnd YmiJirr JMe'i E. & a. t. antoont i co., watauraa*, TU hvsi dart ,t j.i - ALL OTHER >1838 (f|>3 •cripUva l-rwc bsi seat Us<- .Agent# •* •errywbrr*. id.ir. KulUbWry. lira, de <•*.. " ' Si Nrrantc $!««■. . . liorlt£l , .’Proridrr.ee, R. of the bill B»t. (rage in the Dir trurld dore Mar- OLTl'STAUGIl <jtnss b Ibe only Article w! by L<re**r*ta. l-av>t»> *4 ta a Tn ■JpwrxQs ii tnjHH. Bitted*^8UU * Ck-^h rtevaO. IU.U-C **• Karra, Proprietor. Th faSJteHret u** retUiwJ .»<! sefnrnkbrd every thing in < thing column* 1 fur lh«m*cl*r*i waU to git* ll* *. defy, contpettti. in Abe State- Glassware e to show Rx.ti.-All" ISA BATCH- .nrnrr** *m«M ty of Uadiag* tbeed.erUMm; 10MMM A HTRIKER & Grant. ~ 1 i ■--------------- ’ store* »“ II**t id- and among then CttyfeuShsi. tfcatbeim • � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/393/HastingsBanner_1866-12-26.pdf e648914fed21e1fb27ec0dbee366e19f PDF Text Text OEO. I^E'WE’X', FUBLISHEB. 'Idbtaty and UdIoq—One and InseparableJ J\Tew~!^ock liistings' klnvinrss Jirnlwj. '{rail an) JBirttllartm. OFFICIAL FAPEHOr 1A&RT COCETT ..I Vrorrtiwuu w«uw • - ——rl.ieo dn»>» »»*t of tlx IlBuliSR. !!«»• i,4treu in arnju. medieUuu. p.Uft Bluer o» 8irf« Street. n’ U. U- RAYFORD. ’\<t .rare al fo* * Rrfirifar In Cfoutoere, will A’*-I,n I* . ....... 1,1. LOTHINC, J. IL Wood, la decidedly thenex teat and best conducted establishment of the kind I have ever aeen. Such a aludled effort to please tbe public, and touclude every thing of an objeclloeal nature to the moat 1’ i>ts & Shoes, APrn Offlre over Wm. tl.rlo. A. U .tt-BROOlfo 's Furnishing Goods ALSO, gyrsANo LAOixrs the pondeoty ole*- iw»»~"-L, 1^? ATTACHMENT NOTICE TUI Circuit Court for tin County of Barry, lift«Sl£u. ■auissr' /Muon — "TSSS ” 1"7® , STJ rx OF MicaiaAK, ^F?***Of^^7~^n'!rf lV?^vu“e'oCee. in tbj Cqsal Right, nnd^ptnal Jaatlea of all ria'SSiiy mx. Froaant, Z C. In.Aie. From Ui«»» principle, it will n.eer aware, a I <(lnU>e nuiler of th: KaUlerfWa^trf J. Darreti, halr’a breadth, but will adreeale and nrg. Ihern I to tbeir k-gical eoticluilcn, a* lb* only auro and In lb" urftto af ike rfCwol.no B Tboforeduring baala rf good am era meet, and lb. law. guaranlce of 1 ■aee, lirdcr. Law and /"roa■ regular meeting, ofII..ting. Lodg. refined ciliwns, is worthy of al! praise. "ifo'rerfro; and «lagihcj.riHte», at.ol F. and A.M.. are held .1 Maaon- The dramatic company is scarcely second H3i.ing tb.t Bight and Jnalico ato th. beat of 5amorl £ Jreaap, praying I all, on Wedacmlay e.eulng. on or bopolicy, and that no man la wronged by granting tratfaarf ' — 1----- ** in talent to Wallack's Theatre, in Now j otk.r mm their ngMa, The Fvtl win alwaya en। :-.itkn-r York, and all tbe accessories of the mueeATTACHMENT NOTICE. , RADICALLY BIGOT AXD RIGHTLY RADIrieninga oner before el er, full town. uni arc correspondingly excellent. I find OTICE I. hereby gi.cn that on lb. Mlb day of October 1»M a writof atUchareet u~ du­ ' »di*t wherever I have travMed In the North ly iaaued out rf. and under tbaaeul rf lb. Circsit n» VxiuK School.—Tbe followCuort lor Ibe coonty of Barry, in fa rue of WHU.m vre.t, lire people are cnlhu.iastic in Col. mg is a slutrercnt uf the number uf pnpi’.» 1S2 Wood's praise, and surely. Chicago ba. ji»2'i«n^’-i ' attending the Hasim-* Vmvn BchCkl du danu. 10 roeot.r the au» of Two hundred and reason to be prnud of such .1 noble and well conducted ins'itutfon aa “(fol. Wood's Muutu«u.“ Truly youre, M. A C. HV.SriF.LL. •:iv.L lj.i«<»4riBrge*w» Offie. lu Buu.UA cm attendance. LVETilE LARGEST -OF— DAILY, TRI-WKKKLY AXD weekly. N • re <v»r Lrwwgkt to Uuiiog. before.— p'mHUB'fo 1867- THE DETROIT POST. lit, ft; R SO, A LAfiGE?T0CK0F Ready-made 1867. Tito following Vtry ramplemenUry, yet true nptico of Cui. Wood'* muMuni in from Ufe Chicago Tribuat of th* 18th. W« cuentjiMui it to the tjopoc oi euch of our citiian* at mar bn at Chicago. EWr of JVM. Uawing now morn than A month traveling through Illi.’ wMtac.ll l-ap.r. The boat I’olilieal Paper, The Be unit, |uw» and Indiana, I confoM I have Commercial Pa~r, Th. berf Family f*aper, and The Lateral /-aprr been euppriaed and delighted to wltueta ■ in Michigan. tbe almoat incredible advance which the llforniahoa a greater variety rf reading 1 more full and reliable Market Report*, bet “Great WmI” haa made aince I Wtobere fiftcan yearn ago. Of the progrcM of nrefu! information than anv oib«r paper >v your own city It is impossible to apeak fored to th. people rf thia Hute. in too flattering terms. But I write this chiefly to say that as a museum proprie­ tor fur the last twenty-fire years, I natu­ rally take an interest in such institution*, lU great trnpara in wlb.r It. Exit or Rw W *•> 'and claims to ompy a pl«« In Uu front rank af and I moat unhesitatingly aver that tbe Aiuancan JouroalLun. ami l<> be Ik. bee I expo, and leader af Weakrn pabtlc omajpn, museum in Chicago, owned and conduct­ oval Ita principlaa W» baaad upon tLu lusurUl ed by my old and eateemed friend Co). Iralb. of th. IlKlarutivo of Indepoodaan and the iBEKTd a HTttlKER, ?OCERIES. KO. 35, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26, 1860. VOL. XI- OF r.irullc-1 ' h» &- Trunmin^R S«>. cnrulled. h? district Ulwre-ndw T#k SrsAt-Tuixuif.—We iH'licsjeverat <>f our cotcni|H>rarirs nre diaetiSaing the claims amJ-Husrtificalfoti* tZcertain gentlemcnTt>y lire jRwiXiuO-xZSpeaker of the llvU»<*, al.ljto approaching aaavioti of our Lrgixlatur*. Tbo Lancittg ttepubHran mention, the uanir* of Jl«»n. 8. T. T»r *iw>«, offliiiawasacc, lion. P. D. Warner 2f Oakland, lion. J. J. Woodman, of Van Boren, linn. W. S, WHO'S and Hon. J. K. Bui*. «f Lenawee, cither of whom w.mld make a capable pr»*idinr officer. We beg, however, tn add V' lAe number the name of Hun. J. A.8w»rscy, <X Bar­ ry, n gentleman eminently qualified to Kc.idu over the delilwratiotis of tbe ouse. We agree with the BcpuUican, tf».t “With tJ.« prereure ul bu.lnre. to c.me before the next Legislature, it,is of MOlffGAqB’SALE. A PM I N1STR ATOP/S.3ALJ U>r ’ of* curtain auto of money ae<^*rf to b. paid > certain iirfri.ti.rerf Hofl£*^ he*^ **.,* thlrtrealh day Ocirfrer. A. D/irfi. maG —d of 0/£*■-*’« O,L“C‘“’ B. £."3 ~Ve£kP. N . O. «-“^‘-» ***** s»r £ MORTGAGE SALE. KftMtxwtr “■’SJjsxs-s ulmnr .ni. Ur.nd •'V^^.T.inxirth of (41 .nd «•!«■ • .we* oMJ“2TcJZSv MWl* Kang. Kigbl (I. U. CAAlWALLADEn, ai.itog.»-b«xl peraoM.«.1«Lakatobra, i-ociua, wit troi'uii, ......................... ........ ............ .biliiy V' rapidly nnd refi-Jy di.poee of uxd burner, .eienro. art, etc. OVK CVMNLRCIAL DEFARTMKXy Ac dady Lnuiuc** <-f the iL-uae." In this will contoin tl>« rrilabl* rurfrd of th. Mou­ re Mukrt. ttohl M.rkak Dry “•'•J'"’ tlrorerir-. IW, f -'k, GOUB. /Ttrfure. Cattle, n^.. Umber, .nd all *Hklr» <r'o>-4 br Uto Uo»<J >-l Trudi-.J tti« oroUnr ciUre, «Aaa fur- Ri'nua Cummkm-ul Q'-llj^ob. FATisnKD.-MinY housewives who have been tudnx HkIu for yea re, have bo‘|/41 asuKlt*. • At the annual meciingof. cotno satin tied that D. B. no Land i Cu’a Beet Chemical Salemtua U better for all llnulil'g. I purwHc” than Soda, and therefore canWedm-rflny <»»nmg larf. »l—» folbming <2>t be Induced U> tw Soda, .or any other ge.ult-n.re. were duly elected u&xrs for gciillvtn. uru till » u'clovk I'. M. tl>e ensuing u.»M*ic year. T. Phillips W. M. J„Lu M. Nevins, 8. W, Wm., J'-m*. <L 8. Q Brindle, Treasurer, Win., IL Powers, Set’y, EIICIAL IkNOWLEDGE. UY EATUI1KMCSD TSACHBM. t’V.T.al luo treuw* ,■ Held proneiae. being krmwn and dwcrilerf aa W *U The's "rtb-we.l .|oarl«rrf tbe Houlfowet Wter rfaeelion »« U l. <■*-'■T '«’• WL-bs: “ft ift«f JOIN.' MICtURL, J. U Recd, 8. D. II. II. Carpcnlerfd. 1), Krfnta of Alice A. •William*. Cmrt 'far u- Coorfy rf fc"* Probate Other. in tbo vlll.ge ttiX&vir fcltri £ ©rtilr MRrn Ss®^1 AT» S1CEEL MI.VKB «’*«*» , F.nglb'h Mod For the HoMay'e books . JUfonedla rfory, •“‘Die Ouenhan hMb win bo fcrtd Ux “™ «*1 IwriMlT.ltbereadere of flrf’4o-* WMUT. and • homer, ;j7by Hamrll U-elli a . , 1 rf Henry WawUlleeobor’a chorea 'with uw»e poriinoBi ruOecliona iijure modem written on this OnrttwnL . ahnrob «o«o«. by jaaao* Parte"! • I’ficnd in veno, As a literary tdagname.for family read- ZSZirfyWMIUm««•!»! ap*»»e“dm! 1M«T *?<>»» /'OR iSrt, now •"'-•-■a" - -------Il numbers anmttg ita ontributnra, sumo of tl-e chmcesl and usual gifted •a MOS WAKEFIELD, ■* X ____ l.tr • «• M** •rortd dort vtort oa. ■• Goon rm •n*i‘iu*A.-Tbe axewi- toC low prior uf whieh Bvlurf. Cuodyear 6: Daily vaxrUing their extenaiw M««k of Drv goods, gn-c.rica, provisions, and every ’tWwg ih theirHine. In oor adver­ ting columns they tell U* who’" tnJth (AlrwM.ll ■ **IW ______ • । ai-.inniAN siix TbeLady’o Frien4. lor Jannary. The Sled MaUa la lb. Januaiy nua>b.r rflhw A. »h->—■ — ““T“A -Trnnlnoa” (00 Orowlog old.) by R. W. EmorJ- Tapirilod .ml MUf.l lr.~l.Uon rf the «»■ Ivatbotwooa Achille. «d Asatawmoon, from lh. F.r.t Book of the IU»d. byW. C. Dryaat. Mr, ^rMUbx.^.’.r7*ofn*Tl.-> Urge douM. Frehlon ™ “u-tl. du-------- - ""-re— Hluloaon conlrlboU. a Pie. for CataajW. — . nf hi. >tirectlTe UIU MUM—i MMb-M-A-. aitylfob .k.bog serfume will altrac rjOUMOi FOR »A1;^-T’*e.r'**5ll7!.h‘T'Jro CbUdrea-. F*xhlo««. PalotoU OaiKarw*. Ifouu.u, Guiriuca—Hie pxaango by Congress -leo~.ponrfBi.AC-x Ho-^ bro yoar. Ac..rf-l» ‘ Work-Table of thu bill. Eatabltobiag Manhood Suf­ Id. aloo Hern-e D U«a< freely 111 retreted with w«riV>A. I» ‘b« Kouand lieo. loth M. ut^a_**_' * ' frage in the District at Columbia. TA« ry DepartaMBfor- JtticK iwwrea. Rh’-K?’ ***** *• ■Vil’**'’' tte IJT ll’pl’y «bew”> •I'0 o"1 acenretb'encliaatir e wind, and OM II for the •ll.rirfion rf »lek ,un* ood p«in, *■><! change the lr.ro of eorrcw 10 \o jo. and gtadaeaa. Tbo gmotcr port rf wckbee. orixinale. in • d-ordcrod fuvclioo of the li ver. and a morbid condition of lb. blood. I’urify , th. blood fu>4 11 .eniabea Ilka ma<ie, or aa dew brfbro the aamnwr'a run. Barxa'a Uro I’tu* are tbe moat lo.lgoraiinn and purifying tne-h eiuv known, aud aborfd b. rvwrlod u> at Uila ae. ton rftbe year. JHoo adicrtHetnenl] Time*A Sid mure, Tyler, The AllnnUc for /aaaary. Law*’lUr'.enov —Thu Msgsaine Tbe Arvavnc MmmiuTcnlaraoo llanlnclcenili ^uVUJbed nmiitblyjiiKSticinnati isuuo of .olumewllh an array rfdi.Unguhlrtd namwand that prouiia arell for ike con.irg thcXmerf isMicd iu llwjwrld. .LSBUBY, BRO. & Co-. t, ,w w.-f *• re“ *TSi .tm.DregBfor.rfF.it. Acklvv. and examine U»« ■pkndrd Block of llrfkl*^ . n TW— Kwk.-. a“t.rotam - bort in and/or t>e,e-a.7 ! JUST RHCKWF.D, Wtar. you »U1 Had ««nlhia< rivpal ) FIJIE GIFT BO0KE. 3 BEAVTIFVI. FOF-MK- pi J D1ULES and TESTABK5ITS- • ’ • K LF<-* IT XMYB* POOS*- y J rllOTt^MATH ALDV**- . XZaree Atiortmfot cf JirwniMR »lw aonouuro. in ■ -- .... Mevtne Uaction, a Splendid D»l or new ^XZlndrfing .slt,.r.rta»«!Tv.H...Crf. IXlTft" n«La«- - for themselves. AU ictcaaawd will <J" wall tn give then a call. Remember they "wdwiU. -a.il K-nde «“ I-*— *Weh defy, een^petetion al any Railroad Town ea.Oaa* and Rifle. CL»‘b'.‘ oaa and Organa. ApptoM** in .tlio State. H,, -d » /’pr.'^ufior Jraec/iap JfotArb re DIARIKS FdR 1807. „ c. H CHASE. & co. BOOK'S. Blacksmithing, CU01CK rKRFL/tKRlKS Cardt, J'tM. Md Paadh. WT7^S5 ^rrau. J* »”**«* “*♦ °r ■ candf t piA'pr ^SrfWtiorfne OtlMtHy fl1™* 10 WX,'V‘ .-M.>fo of M .WUIH -«k.C.H.Cmao«. M-iUm^w. 'J. U IImUW, O u-thul. CrwA. than tbcira. —>“V- —■SSalo-""* . . Martf^w U. Warn... AtljywXrf >UU|«W. pmrf ll-Ungs MKb.Wec«»ber -lb,^lrf«. Rretros* y.r, )*«. �GREAT Bieg eel, *Ud Mia. to fas wild sky. Tbe lying dead. tbe.ftwMy light. Tbo year io dying fa ibe nightKing oal, wild belli, and tot hi. dm. Although not ate and.siriking---------- . of Um Reporta from the diflorant depart­ . .i.wymra, » Tory 9»l> WUUU OO- ments of the public service annually pre­ low his atm he wu hugging a precious sented to Qingreae, the resume t.f the bundle which contained an entire suit of operations of tbe General Itend Office is cloths. ‘Fortunate sweeper!’ you are always a document of considerable im­ say tag. Yea, dear children, bat hie story portance ; and that for tbe put fiscal year waa a aad one. He had bo mother to of which we publish a synopsis thia morn­ care for him, and his father wassick.whilo ing, does not fall short in any of the ele­ they lived in. a mieernble room in the Old ments that combins to give value to such Town. a document. Tbe chief wballh of tbe Beggars aomeiimoe tells os such teles, United Stales lies in llreir vast territory. ■>(_> -v-m "XTKT* <21 and we fear they are wot tsna ; but there smbmdng not only 'exteo.ire crews of -*• -«=* wu an apparent sincerity in this boy’si fertile arable soil and excellent pulurostatements which Interested bis listenersi land, but abounding also in the precious greatly. And, m he ran briskly from tbei metals, aad tbe other mine rale so largely dour, die children hoped that tkey mightI employed In tbe daily material appliances see tbe nice liule boy again. The morn­• at civUixed life. To develop to the'uting boors passed away, sad the brightl moat the latent riches of our lauds should rays of tbe mid-day sun were ms King tbei be a matter, therefore, of tbe Aral oonsidesnow in tbo garden and on tbe trees; butI ration with the Government ; and It la the Ice In the looks wu still froxen, andI gratifying to know that ita vital importhe anticipated plouure of a day's skat­- tanoa to tbe nation has heart duly approing waa great. One o’dock struck, and ai elated by those to whou bapda the eon­ loud ring came to the door-bell, while at trol of the country bu beeh from time EATIHS All servant entered tbe drawing room to uy to time committed. The success which that tbe boy who wu there in tbe morn-- bu attended the system adopted of lata gAXiOOS Inched relumed, and wished 'to MB thei years for encouraging aeulataienta, amply provu the wisdom nl tharsyslcm. What ’What can It be, mama T exclaim more> a tale la told by tbo figfiree disclosed in lhan one eager voice. thia report I “Tbe quantity of land sur•We shall bear presently,* she replies,, veyed on June 30, 1866, Including private aa she hastens down slain. claims, is equal to 831,250 forms ol 160 MUU« fitreel, HaatiBgs, Sleb. There stood the Hide sweeper, dressedI acme each, or more than a million and a in comfortable clothing, his face washed,, half of 80 acre tracts!" These it must nod Um uncombed locks, which formerly be remembered, if we would estimate stood on end, reminding one of the oldI a right tbe tremendous significance of tbo pieturee of giant Despair in tbo 'Pilgrim'oi statement, ere settlements. They are Progress,' were now beanUfeliy brack­. “hoaMoleade;"—spots around which ullied, and quite smooth. Altogether, tboI mataly are to gather all the but elements THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED change in his appearance was marvellous., of modern eivilixation; centres from THE LARGEST AND BEST •Well, my little follow, have yon eomei which are to radiate the influences of eduto chow us yocr new clothes T said hisi cation, intalligecoe and Christian morality. SELECTED STOCK OF Their relation, tuo, the Increase of tbe benefactm.. •No, ms'ma,' bo repTied. *1 like you to। country is a matter of great moment.— we them and the little gentleman whoi The public Ian3s are being fast peopled rive them to mp ; bet it was not for thati ,by a class of men who look to tbe coil cams.' Ho then produced a pretty Ivo- J for their support and advancement in life, Urge aaaortmaal of Family ry tablet and pinnies,aayhw. ’Them and wbo assume ownership prepared and resolved to expend upon that soil all the resources of a vigorous industry. This out of tbe good book ths* It js wrong to, division and ultlement of our lands gives keep what does not belocg*to me, so I assurance, beyond anything else woknow rannors se4 ottee. dotes baslaaaa In Ha.Usgs in the wide circle of merely human agenhave brought them back.* I MMsially laritod to vtdl Mr. ftCUVWAN. st Qairt ssd Onlaely Rooms, wteara ba i. sisal. ■ Yu dear children, the little sweeper ciu, of a prosperous and glorious future fur tbe American nation. . acted koaeetly. He did what wu right, That lean eminently wise and patriotic and we may learn a bright leeeen from CONSISTING IN FART OF tbe earnut bead which bo gave to God's policy, too, which appropriates directly a bleaaed word. You may be euro that the portion of the land fur purposes of na­ COLD X. TT 1ST OH kind lady approved of bis conduct, en­ tional improvemutlb, such as the auppot t couraging him U> continue in tbe study of of public education and the eocslruction ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE the Bible; and telling him that there be of great highways. The former is essen­ Il.rtsg.had Flfeesveere riparian la a FWT would fitfd stories of Samuel and Timo- tial to tbe maintenance of republican in­ Cl.ArW REKTACRANY. I bate s« bedteavy la thy—those holy children who in boy­ stitutions such as ours. Intelligence is hood's years were ever listening to tbe the very life, tbe vital sustaining princi­ ple uf a free government, fur none but heavenly Father's voice. We would like to tel! yon that ibis an intelligent people ere capable of sovCr child wu besoming wise aad good, erning them wives. The latter is as abso­ with last year's snow be diuppeared lutely necessary for sgticullural develop­ | and now we cannot uy where he is. Yet ment and commercial ifeocreaj; for willJONES & DRAKE, we know that be wbo oarolh for tbo little out facilities of tranait?taqitstryr4ishcarbirds, sheltering them in the winter's tened, la euro to languish, and degenerate eald nail tbe attention af ALL rtrmi .tlorm, will watch over him ; and remem­ into fitful efforts for applying tbe com­ wiabing anything In tbe uf DZBT18TRY ber, dur children, there is none so safe monest wauls of li&faJiy flaking the as he whom God to keeping.— CkiUrtn't land contributory unto purposes just named, wo make it what it was destined H<mr. by tbe Creator to be, a common benefit, a universal blessing. In some countries The Board of State Canvassers recent­ tbo ownership of the soil is the monopoly of the few, wbome it supports in dis­ ly met in Lanaing, and declared the fol­ graceful Idleness and princely luxury, lowing as the result of Um lato election : while the many, whose toilsome industry Majority. extracts from the soil ita prvciotn things and pine and suffer 'In hopeless poverty DOMESTIC Crape, Republican, 96,748 or wretched pauperism. With us it to fra different, and tbe tens uf thousands Williams, Demccrat, 67,708 uivtkiast oornvoi who are yearly flocking to our shores in May, Republican, 97,1 pl search ef homes proves that the people of Parkhurst, Democrat, 67,503 the Old World appreciate the advantages held out to them by our Homestead Jo.i tbs thing far Danraa. Ums. see Khoa Ma­ ker. ; OB<1 rteto all ethers far Family The Report gives us sbme interesting and valuable Information relative to the HEM, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. 29,879 mineral lands of the United States. Tbo extent of our coal depoaits is something astounding, and gives largo promts of a Do MS rrwat to wbal any one IMF toll roe shoal Humphrey,Republican, 97,024 29,057 prosperous future for domestic manulaoHeefag MachJae*. bat call .1 lb. ! Spaulding, Democrat, 67,617 luring interests. As to Iron, the mnst «-“* Third FOR DRY GOODS ... .KhHdM ev.vy'falrty d^to wfaJk“ —ton win gt.e teed wltfaZi Unker HJ. Kral By Order of Ite ftoert of Directors 1 ecrtiiy fast Freak Alisa prtxirtd for .. •1U.01 teesty sad ted ysr, d.. T., eea Patag JL rWpa, la atosth ate cm. from tte faaa te Usd tte hrst p.p-r „ claim. ~ CATHAKIsrh!l.l.f> Hssltep. May », IH5 "• I ssrtlfy that ite stev. to trws. I bsw< oa. ,f T.10R HU-»Hrw7iH Usi. M MsB. Io ' eeetleoy^Mte3e?0*eXi *"5 eery Steep. M. WB1WUT. of Marua. AUewas (X. l*'aavss, ew tte KalMweaoe ssd Grand BoPtdo l l.sk Jtoml. rise a W of a w Itetome eecttoo. , H. WRlGUT. FIB MALK-o e X see. t. Io tte tows otsth GROCEY GLAD NEWS STORE. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, Thia sn.teiced pat» fa Ibies; Do >«writy thy gsidlag ilae— Be Coestsacy thy sbrloe. Troth, may thy hallowed ray, O-as Less sad FrieMahtp alter Btefaaet |.(bt: thsi penal May ftld the p.U, ttey tned. Fwrs Basel of ter, whose eye. OftoMetshellac Uu. p.r. May fall fraiUaa crows toy tefes DRY GOODS OY S T E R S Groceries, Groceries, «• U -Ill-Krt ..4 to efee< eWesv. Ifsae4eecorOfaf to I SPE T BELL’S c hc PIMA. Prise om Deller mv Bss; st Pis far rtV. IM^, alM> Largs Ito.sa, rssuiaisg FserUfa^l k, TMoe Dofaro. . Frswi fewv to sis tests srseswrrslly r^«„ to rsrs orrflaary roars ..f Krtninal Wrakarw a Beal Estate Agency, EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville Barry Co. Mich. I pulraar ar Genital ItobUily wllb Nnrvaal'ra [retton ba. .Catted lk« I.Hra, BELLB'TONIC PILLS, Are r.eeeim redid a. fat ten.) Ukaetoa.. JU™, anting and la.lgwraiiaa Krawdr to lb. wnrid A FnAagr. PrieS Fira iLdte.^ will I.,! . .raal. and la jrtrarerty anKcirbL H. WEIGHT Agent 7OR 8ALE- H&CSa la extrema caaae of Debility and Jaipalrara BELL’S EXTERNAL REMEDY. ATOM MEAL MrnOVED FARM FOB SALE. WBAT THE FBESS SAT OF IT Boots &, shoes, Hats A. caps, Bleached goods, I nsvsr breathed before. ’ Vbat caa it be bet love, Masd t A»* *0 I rigbUy gUM,, Til pleewot fa yoor mr. Mas* ' Ladies’ dress goods, SURGEON Ibom.bU fat la vUtoce a*MUISlevllto-nxMl slum. Price ftre. H. ’WR.IGUZT. DENTISTS, I T41E CARS ARE W Fancy goods, AW AU. MUST HAVE Cassimeres, MAKE VALfABI-E 111 AX GOLD I Bryans Life Pills, Ladies’ furs, Sewing Machines, Gloves and Hosiery. So wanblpful aad tree ; I know * little eot, M.uJ, Qeito large ra»Bct> for two ■ Aad yee wUl be ssy wife, Msod Boots SHUTTLE STITCH EAT0, 6AIPE, 1FTOS. ■UDtery aa< Straw Lwdi, AT EASTERN PRICES. Coffe useful of metals, wo have enough. It is estimated, to last us fur centuries to come; and in regerd to silver and gold, we hays just began to draw upon tbe large stores awaiting miner's skill and toil to enrich the nation. Wbal a page in\ Amcrlmn history is Pitchard, RepubHcen, 97,296 20,772 that of “our public tends” destined to be­ come ! It daxxlee and confounds the im­ Dilltnam, Demuerat, 67,524 agination to think of the wealth yet to mxmm* exar* boaad or ■neexm*. WHiils, Republican, 97381 29,974 bo drawn from ou^ agricultural Un<H,our pasture lands, nad our mineral hnd«.— Bifchmore.Democrnl, 67,407 For Revision of the Oonetitutlon, / Il is a part uf a foreseeing and prudent 79,505 50,682 legislation to help the steady develop-, moot of that wealth; and judging from' Against Ravisioc of Coostiunion, tbo past, there is no cause for fear that 28,623 such see isHorn ae Goveeument can render Amendment ae to soldiers' voting— Yoe, 86,354 73,960 in tbo good work will be wanting. Let us add, that sueh suggestions as those A mendmeet as to soldiers' voting— made in tbo Report relative to tbe plant­ No, 78,094 ing of trees are worthy of practical at-^' ten lion. This subject of tree planting is 8,878 one of great importance, and deserves the serious consideration of farmers, eopecialily of eetllers oo tbe WMtem prairies. 8,395 ATTOUKT UXMXRAU Sloughion, Republican, 97,099 Gray. Democrat, 67.403 UoMoty. A Tatra Stout. Dsao CmtoaxwYoe all like to bear aboaC eometbieg that has really bsppened, and although the Mlowiag anecdote has not tbe charm of being wonderful it is quite true. Two winters ago, when the ground «as covered with enow, and leic-, lea banging from tbe trees, and Dudding-' ton's old loch looking bright with Ila! |u group c^marry skaters, lillla people in | Ibt It was glorious waaiber; but tbe drew their warn wrap, pings more-------•ly lUBround them, while Um infirm rested near the warm glow of a wlnty'a winter’s firn fire and and contented contented then?wlvee'by themselves by admiring the snowy landscape from tbw window. It is In winter that the poor feel their wants most keenly and the half­ clad child, who pinea with hunger and cold, will lack strength and spirit to cross that famous slide, while yon happy little h«y or girl, are running over it stores of times. Pieretng waa tbo wind one winter’s Bhir, Republics, l»,14O morning last year. fur enow bad fallen In Granger, Democrat, 12,288 the nighu»rering the dooratepa and paveroCMTW DISTUCT. mesfa with countless flak re. * —•*Ferry, Repoblieen, 15.306 man was leering hie house 6,154 Hille Hutchins, Democrat, UaeUnga City Newt Room, n.d Spices, &c, &.c. <tanj>fafal, «he While..’ l-'atayL Shoes Which can be had V A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Silk and Straw Bonnets. :te peotetrt mode aad tbo one suggested | would be about equally ridfouJuas." A aeter failing Rtmady a la be famd in Dr. HARVEYS FEMALE PILLS. Tbe e.perianr* W thirty years baa peered lb. '*"‘1 Bem.rfag •bMrwrtH.. b.4 I M.*** Itoiw ars .old eKseeily. as4 so romHstel eritetrvaocy to o er tear*, far ite, T1*' ,U*T ,ne rvF"‘*'v4 to 4s teM la texes, eostaislwasuVrilU- Prive »l. Dft HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS. Latwt Fasnion Duaud 1. W. Britk,', UMnH r.le.1 Dupi^ elliptic Calling at the Is s reraeOr fcsv 4.p.aa atoesEVt thaa tte .bora .^mmto'esavsari.og.'Mjfag Pews FW. lUlarsysr Bo« HASTINGS A I'rivato Clrrwlar to La4iea. site fi,„ A.ate "llrjJ K»«raviags, asst tesaaacceijd of d.rsri.J Dv. Haley's Private Mad leal Afiaee Farmers, Neighbors, Everybody CALL 4 EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES, —The aggregate amount of National Bank currency now In circulation is given And la Oonoinaad, of &a PACT Uui at 3297312,999. wart Sattiny Good, CHEAPER —The Detroit A Milwaukee Railroad Ran any oArr Hmm in Htutinyi. hero chartered the propeller^ Caldwell Coohman for winter eervice. Profoundly greatful to tbe People of —Charlee Bill was eon rioted, of makTrowbridge,Republican, 14.046 Barry County, for their very liberal log and passing oountoriett currency, and Uancreft, Democrat, 11.6G4 patronage heretofore, we ask sentenced to tbe Stale Prison for 10 years. SIXTH llStSKT. yo* again to some and eve Driggs, Republics®, 14.603 —An important meeting of the Fenian us and wo will give Roue. Demoxal, 10,564 Senate waa bold in New York on Thurs­ yoe a BARGAIN. day, at which the plan of a eeoood inva­ —In the Virginia Senate that port of sion of Canada waa approved. BARLOW, BOOBTUB & BBAIT. Gov. Peirpoint's meaoage advtfang tbe —The trial of Henry Byrd Lewie,one Hastings, »w XX, UM. adoption of. Um CoeatitnUomd Amend­ of tbo MOMOt living relative! of Gen. ment was referred to tbe C>mmittee on . Federal Relatione. There io liuio ifeebt Washington, is progreaeing in King George onunty. Ho is charged with the murder of Dr. Rose, during the late war. Eminent counsel are engaged In his de­ fence. . —Tbe Erie (Pa.) Despatch aaye:— •■The late fashion of ladies Hearing shawls, in which a poweb to pitmed op worn ■ at the back of tbe neck, looks jest as ioteihle as it would for a gentleman to faMeu tbe lop button of bis orerroal and wriggle himself into it with the collar ^;hM^>g halfway down Me back. Tbe B«aie —1 —0—U., Mmr.nU.. ONE DOOR WEST OF It. A. ^GOODYEAR'S HARDWARE . STORE, STATE STREET. REP/IRING DONE TO ORDER. OH N W. PAYNE’S NCTUREGAL LEliYw Lyon's Periodical Drops! Till GRfiAT FEMALE REMEDY - loa irregi:lawtie.s. 110 W AB �putts clothes washer and the universal C\tT.lRRH Clothe* Wringer. SHIPA’HOY! ’ A-New Thing for Hastings Sffi KKL^FA.’TJS: great sale inTimmii WATCHES. JEWO.M-, AND SILVER F. D. ACKLEY, J. a- HALL On JKU». Mint m.U Hastings, TOBACCO STORE * ’ll! '-ruwelr. >the * t“a Can be Cured art rr,j" l th • Tyrti IhiliallMplMato'Wyyoar TOBACCO, CIGARS, eradicated from the system n*’’*4 r?:*‘TC *44r—4 Hetnevby rvt.rw toall th dmired mfoeeniHon, a eon Udewc*, Macau* Ga.r.cra Ran- Mich. in THE AFFLICTED BEAD! httofobUto 0n.to the Cljy Drug Store to the cry **! r» n>«r Dr»«% JWT*, your Dye*. YiwMUtoM/lw, Ink HIJ Book* Art the Ifefog for all the folks. BY A. H. ROWEN de CO, <Agento for the manufactorer*.) No. 30 Beckman Rinat,4hnr York. KX. U. UM. UM.IIWBMU £ 2S8Ss““X<"te.--“SS IB Toilet artldaa of erery h u . SNUFF, AND P1EE SEELYE'8 UAW, liquid GUTTA-Pl .RII REMEDY ACKLEY’S BRIAR R( GERMAN HESS, »d all kind* uaaally kept ia a nlgbl *ad morning tor some day* boforo decided trl.*f fa obtained, in aSbetioM oflbe lang*, Ihroit, bead and ptenri.y, th* relief in certain; the excretory organ* throw off with com tbe phlegm, aad the breathing boeomea freer. Hpumodle utbm* la often cured by a (Ingle dew*. FIRST CLASS TOB ACCO STORE. BW ?AHC7 BWM, Stationery, School Books, Wall Paper, Mcdiciqcs, Groceries, .Paints, Oils, Lamps db indeliers CONSUMPTION -BOTTOM OUT OF THE DRY GOOD Bad Breath JZESS8 its—— Cause by off<n.ire eeereUona. . JOOPCTWR ros nsraui kxm oom WoAk Eyes C*om4 by C*l*rrh*l af^Uoni. Sense of Smell ■ When Iraoeotd or destroyed Cheap q For Cash Deafness WHOLESALE OB RETAIL, RUSSELL & NEVINS ■pericdL There la noauScient rearon why fbnThroat Affections rtipation abould be the evsiroquener of aedenlary Are more frequently than otherwise < liiblto. Ileernrrtfa Rrm»>, by supplying U>e a thick, slimy.ipuroiai, falling fro tijor which would otherwise Le decked from ex- Wc have one of tbe beet •elected Stocjtx i» the Mar­ ket, of all kind* of Gunda, usually kept in a Variety Hardware Merchant, C. BROWNING. Grnrml Apt., he. « Coartlandi .t_. New Yolk, | oppoula McMiuifo' lluU-l. ] HARDWARE STORE m* D. Liquid Catarrh Remedy. fl/ltBfCK, - Symptoms- WE BELL AT Uniform Prices, SEE lan pocTQg BMmr. H. A. GOODYEAR & CO LET THE AFFLICTED HEIDI uy rn wanting Drsl ctau kn*xl. *r» mpectfully Tn* AsucT »o« Herring’* /ire Proof fUfee, ryrr’. Fnrre 1‘itrnp, Newliouw *teelTr.p». Hon­ or Ctothe. Wringer, Blood’*. Herd’*, ud heel- BRACE & CLWYER, HARDWARE lEIALTSp of all kinds, MiDtacry aad Si raw Goods, AT EASTERN I’ R ICES. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ETROIT Dally A Weekly Papers cx>>'rtantly on hand and for sole nt the HASTINGS CITY NEWS ROOM, ne door east of H. A. Goodyear'* ) causing• bod breath ; tbe voico th lek wd nual ; the eero are weak ; tbo wow of smell is lessened or destroyed ; deafoew frequently taken place. Another common and Important .vmntnm of Cutarrb I. UmI th* perron to obliged to clew hta throat in tho morning of a altek or allrne mneou* which baa fallen from tbe head daring the night When thia take* piece, th. person may be aero that hta dironro i* on Ito woe to the luogt. asd l» generally kept op to the w..to of the people a nd‘will be sold nt To Everybody. RUSSELL A. .NEVINS. Railroad Prices, Healing*. May Tlh. land.______________ Adding Transportation; aad eonaiato ntiaif el HURRAH IASII FOR HIDES, I’ELTb AND Iron, Nails, Stoves, ESTABLISHMENT! THE GUGAT FEMALE REMEDY Established in 1851 Foil irregularities. Rosemts &, Stkikek, tom. pertaining to the aborc dbewa**. It will be aeat free to nay nddrexs. DI. I. H. SUITE a CO. FREEPORT, ILLINOIS. Sold by WbokwJe nad trial! Druggietv GENERAL AGENTS IVB I’li’E, SAP SANS, And everything el»e fashioned Sheet Iroi. from AU sorts of More and Better ROPE, aBrND-srpisnBB. Farming Tools of all kinds, AND NO MISTAKE Consisting of all the Popular SASH, DOOR 1 fflJXD MUUFACTT Shelf Hardw are, G O O S> 8 For As Mime Money, In their Jine, than any JPlaining & Matching ,naCHI^E THE HASTINGS DRUG & BOOK STORE Lyon’s Periodical Drops J .roll eupply of Bret c!«m *toee» (Albany <**l- AAD MATCHING Oil JOINTING LUMBER, AND STICKING MOLDING or AMY • DAis-ra. DR.BICELOW PATENT MEIICINEt. Drug*, Chemical*, PaiMla, jy 4»ila,r«rc WImcs& Ll,nor» AND WOODEN WARE. W»od Wtorkliia Hacklaery Mow I* wc in Aocb Manufactories u our*. 8CBM& 8ME3 Al, tbe Detroit and Chicago Liat Price*. GRCWERJPS! TAKE NOTICE. CHEAP as THE CHEAPEST. preaeription «Md. (free rection* for preparing al MHnacnma. room*, cocna, eta. Tbo only ,o<l|ne* A Largo Aworlment of Travling Baskets harness shop. We .1>*!1 keep ceiiManlly oa brtl and for ssh HRK8SLD .nd MATCHED H.UOJJJN.li euj DREnriKD and JOINTED tMDIXU. Cha* P*U fi>r Char JFiitoaaaJ aad Piat Lumhf PICKET * PRENTISS, dlaaltsgfo 4*1? Children Caniagax FRUIT CANS, BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE CAN. Fail I* Gire tUatrap. May «. IMS. Cali- IOIEITO a (TOMEI. I***- if OTICE- - All arnm h*vi*R CtoeU W*toha«.orAw4ryMltoH I.HomMfee N �HASTINGS BANNER, them die people. We feel bow the regard in which Ithtvj beert held has fooud too exhauir ttve ancxprvmfon topermltmuch novel­ ty if treatment, and how little is leflun- SPOONER’S BUY- CHEAP AND SAVE MONEY. Of what hvall are cavil and^ensure, pride andunchartuddcacee? Nooocreeaiute- A&atznnBDny. enujam Chills and Fever, ।; because no Bilious Fever, 09 engine bitterness; It b enough that every soul liagkiMf. No festival has been moro weigh that of our neighbors. A lltttc pcrnMcutly and gracefully honored.— blindneM to each otbcr’a faults may save Works. OHIO ZANESVILLE, Otncc, and resonant with Its uiuelf. it taw had odee, roundelays and carols, eesayn, rotnanore and triumphal anthems. of our improve! Portable Bu» l><tar» .nd I'ojUtlrCirail.r.'UvNilU. ThereUaowhardly IN PRICES er but lias tenderly treated it! It has sympathy, with oumtretched handsaad b«n through the ages a constant and that we are brethren. 6o shall our hearts beat in merry unison with the pealing swelling organ-poem of Millon, the cheery' paatoreb of Herbert and of Her­ rick, the exquisitely accurate delinea­ tions ofAddbon, the ever frvuh and gen­ gether la a jocund roemUelay oCbroth- At the Old Stand of Staple allusion, and. to limit our Christ­ mas pajxr to this recognition of the good 18S7. -PROSPECTUS-1867- ths heart of the holiday hr fa the kind­ --- 1 I. OF THE CHICAGO TBIBVNE* hti-Feveb Periodical Headache, J. S. GOODYEAR & CO Dumb Ague. VTTTQ For Sale by all Druggirta. ‘Thc greetlewvmo/the day, that which I.. >1: t..: . n, far Vailed Ready-made CLOTHING Boots ■& Shoes, NEW YORK, A VERY’ to with 1 Gent’s Furnishing jGoods LARGE AND FINE STOCK should any tinytlilng to stay the hand of the mog practical charity, or should Comprising all the different varieties of GENTS AND LADIES STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS; God grant tliat few homes may bo dark and desolate In tilts blessed Christmas season I It b the time moot freely to en­ joy His goodgifts; It b the time for light laughfer nnd for decorous conviviality ; and nowhare 'art three more welcome than in the dwellings of the poor. Ho who established our Chrblmas was the flr©t pauper In the Church, and had not BOOTS and SHOES. WE HAVE THE LARGE T S-QCK -OF— Clot Ilin?, recall lliat Kiiblimo story of ineffable sor-" rofr and ol luexpreealblo heroism, rem<?jnbCT that the poor we have always with u». Lol us recall all our practical dutk-a. Let us remember the homtM that arellnly nominally such—the collam in which fever broods, the darknita raid dampness of which drive the intnatee Cloths ^Trimmius's tti-jst—-Tat Ibiile CLOTHING TO ORDER, AND Wall Paper,Crockery &C. Our Assortment is full and complete, and our Goods were purchased during the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, ' of salubrity is wanting, and in which whole families .art hived, with small re­ gard for decency, and uo poesiblllty of contort. And lot us especially upon this day( this Holiday consocmto to him v^ho said, “Kufftr little children to come unto i»x inc,’’—uu this day, when so many infant volco* ops ringing around us—let us re­ member the children of the poor I Their Stop Friend ! blL JACKS0.V8 rilEXCB PATENT MAl.K' MAFK. “fc “,a Wr’r &H‘ *• <♦” “'i«r«U».- hfcUM aery Mira.iHlMK-pirrcaUthr S’**** Szfiyhr «-►-*— J±trur.tari’asr-«:*?•. •• CAN AND WILL SELL THEM At Prices so Low that our which has been assiduously prepared far CUSTOMERS CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT On former prices. 41b—Able Editor'.!, on Poiliie.1 topic., midi abject. of eertVato intern*, and mtewi rfNew r»l, Rrligiou.. AgriritUrot,I on dybUnas morning 1 Rut let us return to the point which wo nt'first indicated. Perhaps, could wo accurately analyse the aggregate of human misery, wo should find that the Car.fullv vrraerrd Africallani and Jfor.nd .rtirlee. by" Berni.1* u>d ether .Me .... ik. i'..—. ..J We do not merely say we will not be undersold. Hut we do gay Emphatically that we will sell Bailey Mudge as t-onrees denied them; so many innocent protects his health, learning cares for hla mind, bls eye ta educated, by the WARRANT .( GOOD FIT. We feel ■warranted in saying that we many obstaolos encountering them upon this very threshold; the sunrho of being so cdouded, belated and gray with early sorrow 1 How diffisrent b the fate of the’ rich manM child I He b always wel- - IN THK JL-UfKKT Carpets, Druggets, Oil Cloths, ■ men denounce Ill fortune—domiciles, which mn-rays never reach, and from the walb of which a clammy moisture b continually exud- ‘umiKactsL C-llkuk. li* x1rtir*l,»T*1* *’"*taw* r 'ltn"“"u wT- Xvtojr.f.l.l.g. M>.(. COMMERCIAL KNOWLEDGE. . .— "---- . ............. tv . ."-'irTiiTT dor, (MX Un IwuraJ &rd.t» Mlteiud. ^MCripUri clreuUn Mai la •llwrropondrniii. Addt<e<. DUVALL'S E.1OIXE WORKS. „ „ „ _ _ Zi.MTiLia, Un to. Or Out. N. rctTTrn. OurloUr, Mid.,, who i, *a”‘ !** “** lU* •bfl,le ‘‘**’><*1 mid .nd Mor which plMt IL.rr I. tx lumber in ..p^mituu, .'tirntUr am ... DISOLUTION. Tk» ee^MriiMwalilp b«r«Mbr* titeilo* ns<l«r Ih. ym. .nJ .tyto of Robert. A Hirfh» |. u,li d.*T ky maUsl Mini, *lr. Sinker le. Uvm« Asm Um Arm. rillirrparty U.alhoruad to ROBERTS Ai STRIKER M-B. Mr. Reterts will eoatiiiea fee raaw fare. ■ .1 thll.x.1 TI—...U..1 r___ The Chicago CASH STORE SALISBURY, BRO. Ac C.<„ Extauirt lfa.sirt.w,MU| laprim at BATTLE CREEK. -SGoU |)htrt 4 Ortiir Jlctortrn Photographic. E. fa II. T.TnTHONT At CO., flaiEfkctaren of rtoiographlc MANY STYLES OF GOODS ■ataauu.*, MS33 WIIB To our Customers as COO A8 ALL OTHER saw! AT LOKtt HUCKS mightiest efforts seem puny, oujssecurfabrie GROCERIES VVm. Spooner & Co., Naahville, Tenn. is noted mnch.wh think the duty of retrying Xhnph.witeM necessities of each other, as of cultivating a sympathy for sorrows which Are closely locked in the hnrusn bosom, and are only palpable when their intensity forere the unwil­ ling tear. Heaven forbid that at this hafd season, Mrhsn so many hearths are BBT GOODS oA* facturcrs and Auction Houses in and go without extending to It a wel- •AYvr Stock Diarrhea, We are now receiving direct from Mau- find their food In the iteration, which t|icy so perpetually provoke. It would nBUnrrnaMkrna .rarmocUo, ua. NVsoupptrae tlud no man, certainly no man of onflnary eaualblllty, otot fooktxl bock upon hb pnirt life without Remittent Fever, Congeetivo Ghllla, Dysentery, Utit let It pass without .repeating those a*pemUons, those hopw.-and those wish- fclt no want which wealth could satisfy. How many hungry soubi are therein boditv environed by luxury, and clothsd Intermittent Fever, AQVE ial essays of Irving, the finely Christ nuts take up the glad strain, and onoc more Btorlre of Dickens T One feeb that it shall drop down from their golden faet- Gllaa fs struggling for life and far culture; he is starved into disease, and moro than all,pie. grows gray and worldly before his time. Is not this 4 touching fact, another xvsxiimTH vAtr.tr Have bought in New York. 'Try us and you will find that our extremely low Priceswill verify these statements. GOODYEAR, BARLOW A BAILEY. llailinp, Dw-nb. 10U 1». C. PERRY. J09VKK'p KID GLOVE CLEANER OUR STARCH GLOSS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-01-02.pdf c95263ef6ac6f843cee0a947437428d0 PDF Text Text VOL IL Saslisjj' guistu Jhrtrtsni, HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2, 1867. y»rjl ani ^uttllantou. Reruns.—•‘Cheap goods" la the freetrade catchword of the peddhra of ocranerce. High pricee, temporary only orUr any circutnsla-ees, Mnd „tr ,u^ to ATTACHMENT NOTICE. fa’.! tender competition, are no hindrance to consumption. For where all labor re ceivee a corrcepaadmg compeoaetion.. aa under a tariff to promote diveraHjed in­ dustry ,prloa la no obatacla to the exchange of labor. Cu»pWi iMjsiMd ,<•* with him to find Juarez, to whom doobtless he i« accredited by our Government. This win decided after ooniuhatlon with Gan. Sherman. The meaning of the move ment can bo . nothing lew than that the United States recognizea Juarez aa the bead of the legitimate Government of Mexico, and it may mean something ZTX, 1867. Vie* Prreidrnt ; C..O. f|.4br>u>k. S’-crilary ;S C. Prfoulls, Treasurer ; J. Q Bray T. I -ft, A. ft erww.. Win. P. Brie I J-4i • K-oglc. Drrctoie, and II nry* H -oginslin Marshal. Barv j < *«s<r A«,lculla.nl fireetdr. Financial etatcifrat «.f the Barry Co Agrirultuml S-retrly f.r il.<- fi»cul yr^K ending Decern Iw-r 20’b. 1801. Kacairra. . Dec. 20:h. IMS, Ca.1, ,.n hand ||«_M <M. ItMK}, Cash fur Mrn.ls-fsliip, 350,00 THE 1867. DETROIT POST. DAILY, TH trKXXLY AID WMKLT. for a.la £. F. lUgvrs ps/fea/ loarpe, for bfrn'ng Nrptha. We know whereof we affirm, when we aay tlmt this la decidedly the cheapest, and beat Isnips, that tees been invented fir burning Crol Oil. hi ite unrefined stele, and that ft is perfectly safe. We adtriae everybody te go and MORTGAGE BALK. • >751.53 ExraeaKM. Tna Howa Jockbal—We ask atten­ t'rvailnma finer D»«. fa. | »,«* tion to the prospectus of Willis it Phil­ lip's lfo.-n« Journal, herewith pubUehed. This is beyond all question one of tire very beet of the Literary papers of the ornntry. And should be read by the odwilnr, and the frirwd ut genial culture In all classes of soeiety. our readers to the prorpeetes of the De­ troit Daily PoK now being pwHiabed in Tor finnan .>r Smtsvisuas.—The ad- j .mrcAumaa. This is a capital paper, and jnarue.1 scsslou s»f the B*ard uf Supervis , h-«l It Ireen/ear to the people of thieooun-■ev f.w the ouinty of Berry was hel>l Inst week. Tbv ronul^uS *ial,-.f their d«lngv we j undoubtedly hare reclined a non Jibe­ shall lay' byf.ro «><ir rralerwat an early ■, nd patronage <aofn nwr prople, than any day .but eaon.EeUraio fnro reylnn llut wo ; other metripoth/m journal. Aadsa it it •Irem th* pr-ple of the county fortunate we hope ft may be generally read by ow in the orleeli.ei <>f the ntrn to whose hand, their loest legislation h.v been committed tbo present ymr. Wo d<mbt, whether itwere practicable to sulovl Letter >iffi.-ers Special Dispeteb to the AArtiaar and in the county, «ira butter IL re rd of Super • Tribune. vi»HS, sad lielievo when the people.ahnll J aoaeov, Dec. M.— A enming of the te -o what has licrn done, they will with •t*refah<4dere nf the Grand River Valley ■res accord approve and applause their Railroad waa held al Hro. E. PriagU's actum. We uudei»tan<1 there la re . the office to-day. The Ruer/' of Director! ! Treasury after paying sW drsswads a fial- was re elected aa follows: Am«e Root,! aneo.ftS.IM.fivo th-asand of which 'la, W. A. McNaagbtoa, W. H. Witkhgt^ V. he applied to the purchase of the ub- Jacks.*; IJ. Shaw, Eaton ErjJd,. |<i* matured Bond, of tba county. Tills is Barlow, Heating, • \7 Barber, E. B. certainly a gkmiuue exhibit and rcflreui Ucej, Q>-rLae. Amos Root, Preslgreat train ro nil, but eapecally on the ^'.nl, Eugen. Priogie, Ssoeetery ; P. B. Treaawrer, wbutte diligence and <«>'!». Loomis, Treasurer. This company teas fuluMs,haa been U*him a boaattnj credit, just sold arfWem of Ite Londe to testy tad-to the propli, a s.ifc^nrd Hut all we sron fir the eastern half of the road. bop*, nwy ho imitates by bimmto wtenee 'bands, by the vuiee af the people this The Law m to’Corpirral Punishment— Important trust is now to be committed. Parent and ChHd. /!. O. or O. F.—-Al the annual meet­ , The Lav aa to Corpora] Punishment-— ing nf Heatinga Lodge No. 38, 1.4#. <-f Treferrod Papfl. . 40. IF. held on the Stilb ult., ihu dUlnvW.e Law m to Punishing fur Mleaecili.g persons were elected uScere fur the ■dnetOwl of School The lav aa to the Proper Inatrumertt ■. G, J*-*. Mroe, • ba used in punishing. ' V. G,F. D. Aefciey. lire law, of si I tUStaiaa m the above Sro’te, G. U. Dewep, euljeets are etrefirlly compiled, arranged Treasurer, k. ttichardva^ and rxp'airod in chapters 4, b. ftapd 7w M.P. G„ Norman Bailey, the new book routed Tw Lawyer 1{ Hup, fa. O. L.,G. M. Dewey. ■t re 8d» <d Hmm." This attract ire, ew-m it giueaae p'raaars to roport thia L-dge riona, and instructivo litfle n.Iotas Is -row in a prospermia omdititm. W< bid ront by imii tn any ^nrl of Uta d inted the Fraternity God Speed, in tho cause -Sintrs C,r fl.a. of FriamJehip. Leva and Wrath. Addaroe the authro, M. M«N. WA4M. Tero raw Ixorr FarouTre Ton.— AU btawtel roM de wreU to rroremker, that Umrnmto he a dance thia {Mast'-S M — W-.l, UWi. CIUHCXBk' OBDKK ^otrrjurjr KID GLOVE CLEANER Jrre—fclnM �GREAT -a. A ALE 'is orrn icoiTO. TW aeiArtflfira brty Maar,-wad astaMO mw la baling Hke a gort!* eflUtn’ea Tbn aUU aad pwtortoaa weald. Butt aa ten L A-Uoodyrer. Trereovcr for lhe Co-, le flang WE ARC BOUSp.TO SELL FOR ___ &sK Cheaper than any other house, . -jmvnw in the West. '3F> K I Ct JS SI no swailieg.-'tie iba kncU ,mJPHhjii*i telly u'fifii. tea moo. bemao re» Ukeerwie, epoUaae abread i tee air is slim J. R. Mirax r 3TV7 JMF6 £5**ilJS’ I aerUfy that Freak Alien nroesred fer o • lijnil, KTwi 1, a V/SJtS/Swa*• wort Wall tap eotteUmdy on hand th MMCtmyBtur/ ; ' tt? . .GOODS And ire receiving fmh auppliea n DRY GOODS day, to meal lhe demand* ofour CUSTOMERS. ed, but no nativfaetory report la midi; it appeara lUi Ute Board appoint'd by the call AND War and Navy Dnpfirtmentn, of which Rear Admiral Dahlgren and Gen. Barn •rd wbore prominent ninbari, tailed to wbrnit a »><upleu pine. Mr. Welles augneati that • bureau should be retabriebid to take charge of the Interests of our aemnoci, Lhoee of tbo merchant marina aa well aa of the Navy. We know that the rare of aallore la dy­ ing mH ; Ibero are not many of those tar. ry boruM left, wbo thaagbt tbe are the natoral element of ntgn. and regretted Abalao much of the globe wan wasted la dry land. Jack tn a tornado exdaivned, “Lord! bow I pitioa them poor folks on shore !** Our sailors now are half lands­ man, and In other nevira tbe service Is aqaaily deteriorated. England finds It very bard to get good aallora. Life La­ fore tbo mast has ceased to ba attractive to the Imaginationa cf young men, and tbe Secretary advises that measures sbuuld ba taken to improve tbe sarvics. •nd lo aecwco ike comfort of sailoca.— 11 rtllLURS d. BENTLEY The ay slam of naval apprentieaabip, re­ cently revived is so tar successful, tbe Report avers, and certain improvements in it are recommended. Yba aggregate naval penaion fond Is • l!.?fit),OOO, an increase of 18,150.000. NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS Tba income is more than enuugb t*> pay tba [Miisiooe now on tba roll. The eipeuditurea daring tbe year ending June 30, 1800, were 143.384X20, Irevmg. b.L snae of W8.001.3W. The nv.il.bla r? la.Hc'brock'. Kock. op etelrs. wifi ba leu ad aourrea fur tba fiscal year coding June 30, 1 Ml, are fi 11 ?.V4406d. Tba appro­ ciaaiaaUr oahnnd, and replenished wtdUj. priation naked is m508.430. Straw, Mik aad Velvet BO.YNETS, Altogether, *• are salloOod with tbe Oaa amy him la Ha steal eowrw. or «m!i condition of our navy as ex bi bi tad in thia and all otylea of BloirMb^lopity! Oa.aUli aa. Report, and urge upon Congress tba im­ n. praaaea. aad teeevar. Tba proud bird. portance aloonsidaring Mr. Wallea’a sug­ The OdWororiboAndaa, that can sou W I g~ beana'a mfateomable deptea^r brave gestions. Wa do not oee that he could have made a batter are of lhe Inrgn force JMI hates bteplrt»M" la tee Ua^dar-B bam, left on bi* hands at lhe close of lira war, Paris toe broad wiafa rt aigtiUaU, and stake and Cbogresa must take further measures for the complalion of that great system of abieh tbe war laid tbe rough foundsHats and Bonnets Repaired, tfoos. Tbe Secretary wiuds up with an eloquent appaal In the Government to do U.J. • - .a- -sv—k-_._u.__. rices of our ships Lndlca will plcane call before purchasing PRICE 8XO2UB Goods. , »taie Street, Ilmtlngm 3I|eb. BARLOW. GOODYEAR tMgteii&eSariUSereted by . Mafibia aa a FeNliaH nxu,Vu made • & GRANT,. :i TOiraiAiB iBssmi, ware simmf «teaa, Fall and Winter Hats. Miss E. WILCOX. Hi WKIGUTxJUOdinnHOd QfJ A Aeron of Hoc land, near Altrg*a villagv i)vV loraalr. jh*«I»|o» ncm. tb.Waaoav TptKR"*A*tKlered<>g Uada fer aalt teiowna A? •! Itotr. Hapklo. ud Noateny. Allagaa eoutg । average pefenabort fi« per arti ' „B. Waioaa^ IlELVfi' SPECIFIC REMEDI'E* • warraaied ia alt raws.. fiw tbo Sneadv a iuaarwal Cara Jdl di.raaca arkinnIrani aoi ewasca ar YOUTHJUL UpScMKTUl mtaal Ire.. Sigbtlr EmlreMuS.‘Bld K». J- W. Its I. iHiiireh-, if uwdaccnUng t* faiinKtion, HELL’S urTcTnc PIE1A • they ir^yn^rusT received Beal Estate Agency, THE LARGEST AND BEST ■ SELECTED STOCK OP ’ EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville Harry Co. Mich. DRY GOODS -|*riee*M l)-4larp*tBo*.nr Wafer Five Dollar. • •Uu U»gr Uwr», muUlBjhtr ULkll, r>ba aii boxvo iffc’flrooreUT r^rad Im CMC ovdiui.-y ca.-a i-T S. tulcat Vol n<u and FwUJfore. thbegb benefit i. flatted from ualog a •Ingtetou. lu Chreolc t'uara. aud fartltnl.rlv »Un Im, nulls toxic Hus. H. WEIGHT Agent. . NEW GOODS! AND BTITEU grqcey store. OUR Dry-Goods. Boots & Shoes, Hats, Cnps and Fancy Goods, Cloths, Shawls, Groceries, crockcry Glassware No Arouble to show EATHtS TOR SALE- Groceries, . |.a*ie)» aad Inli.-aMlMr la tea >«1d A I'aekega, prrov H«a Mian>. W«U hat a luea akd b» grwrrallj Ma&exiit. In Mtrvtrc caara of totality a>4 TmpofvM* BELL* EXTERNAL REMEDY. ever bro’t to this Mart, CONSISTING IN PART OF- A WARM MEAL Bcrots &, shoes, ilovIrehU ■ ASH tKjq Hats & caps, ADAM 8CHUPPAM. Bleached good: Ilaatlngv, Ao«,*dlb, 1S0. JONES & DRAKE, Ladies’ dress goods, ncy goods, B * 8UHGE0H DENTISTS, Would call the alteotioa of At.!. ,.«r.on. wte!4»gau,|bi»g laiUcrt UKSTISTItV Hath___ . _ TKKTU natruM or filled, «, oSbrf trefln. OMGrt'dLVfiTA:!?!?*”* ON VyiXA.NITE RUBBER BASE, na .burlaolieeaal.u tbab^taad Bnlif^Wad AND ALL MUST HAVE Cnssimeres, MtUlE.tAl tailbi HIAK COLD -Bryans Life Pills, rtrrr Ora SatooUMT Tisnoa -Tba January n03 Wr of Uu. yoeng paojUv's p.r,Mlte«l b«« seerittU. Tkie Maguloa blUa fair Jo (xcmm ore of Um moat etegtat, ntsrtainlng, aad elctoUcg perioflicole pobhibM. Il coolaire telrty-twa •clave, doable colaaaa page*, liaadacmalj Jiao. Assignee Sale Ladies’ furs, Gloves and Rosierv M. LTVIHG8T0N t«« nix>ot», - " " POSfESTlC . ., , , Solving' Alachines, ' sJnmzE stitch- ' ’"®r 1•««* •*« mm at ai O'- UKXi SaTAM. Curavluag PtyMa.n. . an. llrwMwwa, Xaw’rart, ’in ** **ul W u'* r*l*ra of Mil. r*«i 4 Wotk; casual be gat Ml uf antae. ■ASSIGNEE amant u our voung pw.jtv.pa r, nti or ’reterra. balun Oar Scbwdday Visitor. The Muaia ia teia •umber, U wo-te mara U.aa ooa fconb of Um aBbaartptiou pnee lur tba whole flusplt number, faniabed fbr l« crela. |I^J a year.ToclaiM.fiI.Meat*, rnbhabedbyJ. W.Daagbaday A Ca.. IMU Cbastaai Hind, Philadelphia. hem. ra.i.,iTcrini.nD, gatueb. or- u. FRENSDORF & CO. TO pices, • &.c, A c. «««?« sreaa, and tert lbs .Xetwlnj fcomcntU, befon pgrcU* ’ log dtOwUrv. Army and Navy Reports have ctaeed MACdflVtol jrtL WABRE'ITKD 0 ba •• btareecfng as a Rule while ago. a hen every ship was In line of battle, and itary auldier hurried to the front. Our roy at half a rniUkrn has dwindled lawn la a little corps, of M.000, just A miarm BfflD’F mough aot to keep lhe Indians and tbe rikbdo in tbe bast order. Tbe decrease n tba actlaa force of lhe Navy la Ires.— wilt ba foanfl cMiUailj an baud leetevary Wo lire reports (hat of tbe 218 ’•steals and 2X31 pns now in tbe Navy, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF bare are to commlaaivn and on doty 115 . Li'tcm FdraiOm Dntnj rfienale aad 1.089 guns, Evrn for theae, n> judge, there Is not much necessary J. W. Erailep frlekrated Pateat The price of tee G ALAXY «U1 lata.la aa baixuoation, though wa abould relaotsntly terw. fid a yaar. BvbecriplioM aaay eocaaeoca M JwwqnsdroDs which bear our Rag <xt with acy eamber desired. J| tba etna rscallod horns and laid up to W. C. A ». P. Cnrera I’ablishan. fit Part Row dsnsea. Aa snny cap ba diabaudtd i»d called out again, but ships must be Forman, Neighbors, Everybody icptlo uaa to ba aarvlceabfo, ard 1&3 >at Waervloe areeartslnly ennagh for lump, Cresass, fie. la fad eranteire lh*( CALI. L EXAMIN OUR Go (S »»«I 'r la ‘ B™‘ cfo* cuub,< tadrnc aonumy. Of thaw Mare Ironclads, now AND PRICES, ‘ ' flowed a«ay al League laland, la tbe Delaware River, fresh water being cocAn! ht Conaiattd, of th, FACT Oat iltJerrd r.scemry to their prcecrvation. Mr. Wehrs j»»t>y OPOald»ra that C-ngrere •ware SrKhfjf Go^J, CRNAPER *ouM maha soma proviaion for tba safe Maa My rtArr JAwm in Hnf,^ iceptng-of veoseis which have cost ths If. LIVINGSTON, Auignu tatanry a^a.-al miUiuoe ofdulton, »ad f H- Famooan AOa^Ctar. of Mala aad JAnco Profoundly gre.tful to the Penpl, of we trurt tbsl early in tbo eerehw a ctepnt trwte. Brtti. Crete. MxK. <U> imc. brlrcmaiadwwillbearlrcted. The House Barry County, for tbeir »try liberal test Summer awptad tbe offer of League pfitrotugt heretofore, ■• ask,- . Wa.".d. but tba New England influence in yuflagata towns and ata ‘ q lha Bamata dvfsMad lhe blM. la lime era cor cred with double and toMadtbrred. wd mend we wili-gts. jjnr guduaiTR g..jr MriBMitaeq.wIll be superseded by bet­ ter taracitintte, yst for years they might *oo * BARGAIN. »k«i drags*V <**»» otea^e. otalra. »f«ly be trurted te> defend oar Imriiore sgataMlbe «M«tes of France and Eng_ IUL0W, lOODIEAl te 8RAST. ratpUn fob gnmtf.mrite »Hh an Hretlar.. Nov vl. la-s ten& Tha Vonaduoek and tba Mipnio_r«wl,Uk«U Ouk.Unnmd.KKW poaaab bare crueaed tba Atlautie, and |„ enn^arter* with tba bast monitore of Burapp did aetMPd to hid* iteir turret. Silk and Straw Bonnets. Hats, Caps, LADlfiB if rre n-<pur» g Mtlehla rviurdy to rratorr and rreirt. Irregularities yr Obalr»<l.vim. W UY SOT CXB THE BIST lltulluga City Kewi Bmui, mid iMdafifbaKl1 Which can be had by cv*o*)'li.l> what tbe; are rvinswulnl to J. Sold la bore*, cuiitailjng.uty I’illv. Dr. HARVEY'S GULDEN Calling at the _ PIlLs. la a RmuJi Snr tegreva elaoatrer Iboa i’.» ebov ew-l icteudwi ter ayrevriwiMa Along st..ding PoaonrelMteroiwrltex HASTINGS Furs, aassss:'c. Il CHASE & CO., ONE DOOft WEST OF IL A. GOODYEAR’S IJARDWAIfR [OIINW. PAYNKBP1CTUREGAI. 1 LKDY« . STORE, STATE'STREET, REPARING DONE TO ORDEB. 'tsjnSK, Blacksmithing, —Stcu A»— Hom!.» c..u„ l„,w„x Gbxmal Jt^bnw, &O.4C. -Work dcaa la eity atylo aad at city pricaa.- •AHWACTior UCAMOTtBD. '( «IU. aad M. iLuao*. 11 K’M.’I �DiuteccocHW-waBiiEE AND THE UNIVERSAL Clothei Wringer. ILVEB Hastings, Mich. ijnv.frawsasi.r4 Can be Cured S ‘ dXt*£ ib§} t..I brng in_f» pvt. SrttjEjTMpjrjtx ■ EWS !f • >g lu inririMtio««f PH.IA JJk for Fite Dolliri: faw ttukll, I'rtoo, CtOAfia, eaoi ERADICATED FUW THE STSYEM •d tad variety. SEELYE.'S cceieeTbb'pRtureby rstora .<^oCTfiwwt?.f.caiielr»tok physician tars •■!.» all aiuased sixths gredfjenmtx-r of ben.belli indiroS.oa. .arulhmd , by 4Uf throe ptutroa. Ot itfit iUtWiBcloiaeuted by «oe worn jot: below ll-e bevMl beu^h.Kmo plrntdovro thf Mr’HjjUlgtw by stdifca. u well aa dyirolery. ai<T eflroUga^uf Up, Kreil.-. CUItE <Mr VAFUCOSE VRlN^' wU I* T. jRUcoce A Vo.-Hewing jpyr notice in-the l-oiarOiutie, I pt fymroryaur^m/ kllhs atidjdwerd dirpa «•> the fduis wberj t|.o pah» werry»Ml severe, gtvfl In leas Ilian twelve boors rould-nu^uwelljsejrr. ,X cauld^dj/hfUft'F TOBACCO, 4>Jl 1K1 ssru Dtrnaav- MEERSCIiAM, cuTTiJt»Bfaarii?{ Liquid acklev»8 BKIAII BQOT, CATARRH REMEDY cebmas uiuks, Wiuaumt ®OjR »1>I>3>3, Stationery, •• Kcliool’Books, ’ Wall Paper, ■ • . Medieipes, Groceries, '.Paints, .■■■'' Oils, ' Lamps & Chandeliers CONSUMPTION Ernerally r.tputad' i.a! Weak urM and BdlnWhuT1’ morwHvl hoi! MR DRV goods The Place to Buy m«. .ip*ciribvth*Kl>lHCballnn bat lt|U»Mrr cist l'er«MM who cvnlract thianslfortunatcllal. i it of body, wader nuubcirewTnshii.ref, adgblpo. Cold In tho Head «ljy be.-rlidvnd by th«l>glt.i; tliflf •gdebtry er.i. plL.in.MiU.4or Olbrissjau-arw adit skied-, but Bad Breath lbi| U Uy no nsraus certain. Habitual ennstipa Cash by <jffeiui»e secrvtlbM. .•jjarftlaaJhl Deafness wealth, xannwoa, ano oooo i - '-*«*- GOOD mras for the Arrticn®. I te toa ito cMLMd was-mdl taw nMaavran «O* Jt &e. QP0°D Woalc Eyes ' Censed by Catarrhal affeeUga*. Sen^f of Smell Wbeai Iqsened ot dea'royed ■ ICK. nJLTTT, AXD SCCCEMTXJ. ‘ MV Nrw Goo»s j RretarKD, 4 t’t A88ORTklES|-.. »•••* fM *« Cheap Q For Cash ■ fs AT THE OT Mini o> auyd *by vitirrtil diAWHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Throat Affections Wc bare <mo of the b*«t •sleeted Stock< in lhe Uarkel, of alt kind. of Goods, ua-tilly kept in rr~pmtlv thia othervjw gaused by tliiek. slimy aueone, idling ftoni lb* brad. esprodallj dauing lhe aigbl. SPRITE'S ral AtfL, Mg n«rpXat=lr fcrCttl, aari^ki «0 ‘ Allvwnnee for Bad Dabu. Liquid Catarrh Remedy. IAN GOLD!’ •tipstion should be tbe coueequttiee ofsedenliry lubits. ilorrirtcu'e Utrttm, by aupplring lhe Pywiptoms vigor hlilcl: wouJU p:!.,-rprlse b» dpti.e-d from egrevise, will in il| roves enable lhe entin. leper Tin srtnptoaaa if Cilsnh u l.-rin iuexcrvtarj fuccHuiu reguUrty and health- slight. Firsons flsd they hire i Pills, AlWt MKCoanatoa WE SBJ.P AT l iwform Prices, And don't sell yow worihlmSogir sol ' BRACE & CT5WTER. JtlltUliRS A^D RfTAltEIv.-i OF to the om buians ot sell lag— aa ’uftlMfflBloi ZIA’.CS, MlttgrrT .if Sirsa Cooii, lag nyeiaaa. A T E .1 STB B N j !> B l C E S, ] iiuiVAhu* association; or de. troy id ; dvpfncsi Ireque.iUy lakes plm. Another eemmou and intiwirtint syniplMw oi Catarrh U that tbe person ii aW.gad U eWi.Ji tbrvwt in lhe loortntig of 1 dick or slimy eiwenoi vbieb has fallen fro«i tbi bead daring Out night. When Hila libel place, the person mar be eur. Uilt liia 'jiseise i> on til war to Up lungs, and should Iooocbo ttg^ jn sgitoting II. hakdvyaBP ■ of, all khidayi FAIR PRICES THE HASTIKGp Go to jSTh-W*?•’?.>«« a Mstel.ing TIN WARE of ALL KINDS, «T hts on ■ annfnetaro, and Warranted Good. DRUqu£|rBf>OK STORE 0. D. SPAULDING’S ‘ANS, And , everything else Established in 1851. j TILLS, o buy. your. Goods, Just below the Brick Block. IsTETW UREGAl. AREMLUNO CASH store; helf Hardware, i&PE, CITRAL A0ENT3 in their line, than anyother Star# io town.! AND NO Al 1 STAR E Consisting of aU the Popular gooidib *i >h. p«nai ■"ffiy.y’ oy Ww GROCERIES! 4iOQD BR0WN 8U0AR !2f P«G, TIP TOP J2n#S«MSr ' BASH, noonn •rfMBM.MAXRO AND JUTCUING M JOINTING LUJIRKR. AND BT1CK1NG HOLDING Of AXY pltK OR STY IX. >UTD' Prnta, Che talc* la, Painta, Oi^ Pare »!.«,* I.l«aan 3 mm ams aaanMIts GROCERIES ’ **>«> &SU. DOOR I BLiSD HHIFACTY MTEtt/MEMQUEf. \A\» t For the' People I PRINWtfOft 12f Ct a. All Kind, of WW*! ’arming Tools of all ibnu kinds, DI. I. H. MUTE A CO. (If Mery nefidctl Kind and . £ty le jurt frarchgsed fnr faih nt low PAcrt and »c!liug .et jboO'ts and shoes, cheap . More and Better ,.. from t>ia. : »*U«<s « Roberts &. Striker, LS fashioned TAKE NOTICE; CHEAT Al THB d^AfrjT. . riXeUMSRJKB, FLAVORING KgRACW, . / A Large Anortment of TravU^B^eta ,, Children Carriages tn THE DOZBW ■Afe’ A Large Awartmen^ of ■ , '■ ' TOM UlB '• '<V MEVElfflVE TO HWtrWlSSEI. _“i'crsi,sjsasifti-.&x:ww 5aib.~ia8i?K^swKsu. T°»tiMEi7a0|a»ms. j Railroad Pridp's, iSFiiMff! RAGS, and will be sold at Which will u void U i)w iowrat airkit rain. Biyw Vising ent elaM rtodi an reapecttilly nvitod to ewva ud nuba tLiir >rchiaei. Ta Awmcr roi Harri^ a Kh rfibr SwSn. Joyei a fort* Puap, KnabnwM iteriTmiw. HmItor Clilbia WHmw. Ntowd-a. HunTi. .aid twel • atorebojuav Ai-.Ttn Ana.vrieMImpelvid Owk‘wis.ws£rx. Iiga). igiMnl uMriamtM f TIN. COITER. igJIHCT raOXXARE. •tl.i»i, May Tlh. IU>1. --------------------------------- —----- Adding TraniporUtlon; and eons'sti malaly of HITRR^R. MASH. HiU HIDES, •PEfaTO A Np ' HARDWARE STORE! y.F!intL -ffpHp h'J H. A. GOODYEAR .4 CO illw.k.’r.Mi. aJ li&utuL w ■WIX,®. 6^I4I. A.T jtq.5^ USgT MalJklTKRtT. , n5cn- nETROi^'baUj- iAVookly I-apcm cor.1/ itunljy on hanitlMi'l for pale nt tbo liaSTOidSCiTYJ»t;WS ROOM, ono dour cast of-HasA. Gootlre-itPd' ‘ ' cusznr Hardware Merchant Glam G»S-#kT S-A.VZKFG-, �BUY CHEAP AND SAVE MONEY. (Ms and Fever, probably In a more truthful aeaMO than . any anniveraary of thia day which It i haa been our fortune to enjoy. LMm 1 then (OTdn nU M>IU» mdw ontM.lDwlwUTtr IlfcU >... to-*■ ««!•»«■ *tiUD t, Inlh. <—irfiW,UCTtM . ert to taka eu. touaaalw. Great Reduction Bilious Fever, ENGINE WORKS. onio GEO Intermittent Fever, Remittent frver, Congestive Chills, guitltSS IN PRICES AGUE At the Old Stand of Diarrhea, Dysentery, Periodical Headache, Dumb Ague. GROCERIES Ready-mndc We are now receiving direct from Manfacturers and Auction Houses For Sale by a’l DruggiatR. CLOTHING Wm, Sroowin & Co., Kouts & Shoes, 11 NEW YORK, A VERY THE HOME JOUMUt For 1867- LARGE AND FINE STOCK -~v3 Gent's Furnishing Goods Comprising all die different varieties of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES, HASTINGS BANKER. The New Year. TM* beuuUfol .lay we eend greeting to ear sander* and friend* tba eumpllmanta at the sim—. and our beat wishes. Th trAtyadmato renow the friendship of other day*,—a time to bury in Uaeobllvton of Um part all bickering*, social er paUUraL—a Ume to extend the right hand of fellowship to cur fellow men, aad to greet with a mRo each brother and atoter of ear mar.—a time to be Jnt, humanity,—a Ume for self-examination, —a time for new resolutions,—and a time to begin anew the great task of meeting with fidelity to the requirements of soaMy and tbe moral demands of this age, the special dutirr that devtdyda upon each of M ■■ wv journey on toward that Miter world in which la ecatcred all our hopes aad expoctatiors, which reach beyond tba confine* of time. tiaijftniloa worthy of lhe noblcat of the Um». To-day we enter upon a new period of Utne; to-vlay one year hence, when ahall wo be? liow aolmn Um thought that do man ao earth can ' anawnr thatqaeatlon. Today wellveaud move, mttonal, thinking, napnaalhte, human brlag*. Today to owe—to-mor-' ww belong. to God. Today b aS Ibero to of earth—to-morrow la not, no human MMbsrvwiM that period of Ume, or aver will; now to all lha time man M <■ : •*«kl we not then to tmjrvr* Um preeent? Is there a man on earth who can aaaura hlmaolf that he win Ueo to wltncaa another New Year's day? If Dot, and there surely to not, how important that wa m sitechargalhc •bMgafihmaof the hour, that should w» <to an the rising of another an, we eould terra tbeee aeenea with Um full eravtaUoa that every duty to done and with fiat anfoMartag bro* that bring. 1 Carpets, Druggets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Crockery &c. Our Assortment is full and complete, and our Goods were purchased during j the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, FIFTH AVERSE LETT El I. Slop Friend We feel warranted in saying that we CAN AND WILL SELL THEM CUM MBKCIAI. KNOWLEDGE. mm W taaaahoCoavbaar* tbe Mstiruice that than to teM sp for ma treasure In beavM, that ahall never teste away. Ifmch .taiANUi At Prices so Low that our CUSTOMERS CAN SAKE 25PERUENT dbolution On former prices. We do not merely say we will not be undersold. For the Holiday's! ROBERTH & STRIKER FOR But we do say Emphatically that we will sell E. 4 II. T. ANTHONY 4s CO., MANY STYLES OF GOODS To our Customers a>naetmn ,r nramHic SOI BMAMrar, N. V. rm «irr dooki. ■uvnm. roua. Kiaun aa, TamiMan. *te ■•••■< lhe yw which for <aa bM tan fiavateJ to aoetal Joya, to tattve ■om^ to mirth and hilarity, but recher to ratand »■ cardial hand of fntocnal bitah ■> 111 toanoh, and with tbo eomyltoawfii af a»a—on thtoday ao freely <5olh flhtri 4 ®rriit Jrtsdrs MU» kn> KKKKL fill.VMM WARK. ~ Have bought in New York. DIAtUgS FOR IB87. Try us and you will find that our extremely low Price* will verify these statement*. CHOICg MMFUMMUM. Card,. aad FraaHa. CAiror a ciur Ton Olli 8TARCII GLOSS jiOI-DdtOE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-01-09.pdf d784225d81d6d31f4fe09e1d6f816579 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1867. jjpstiiqi' ymintM Siftflftft, y»ra! aid yuttUmtwM. due form. The Senate elected Thomas II. Glenn, of Berrien, Secretary, Henry 8. Sleeper, of ludamaxoo, AMistant Sec­ retary. Hiram S. fuller, of Hillsdale, enroll­ ing Ad Engrossing Clark. Capt D. B. Purinton, of Branch, Sergeant-nt-artM. « • . And the House. P. Dean Warner, of Oakland, Speaker. . N. B. Jonce, of Ingham, Chief Clerk. William A. Hall, of Livingston, Eo- On Thursday the Governor, delivered hla message, tome or all of which we ' shall publish In our next tame. On Fri­ day th- standing ocmnilttec were ap­ pointed In the Senate, and on Monday In the House. Indications arc, that the eeasion will be brief, and most of the Legislation loyal Ln Ito character. ’ topM. Aa Kagiiab swaihly *Meb abMia-prist ia soft number, erlglaal artisle* from Diaksga Teaayawa, Browalag Carlyle, Baakia. aid Ote. E>ci, would ba con.iderod a a>arr,l of Isek or ealerprlaa ; bat U» POMUMotor to Allan- 1887. Cbareb," bristling al! o».r with that writer’i peculiar CaUciUoa; .lurie. by Trowbridge ud Bayard Taylor. axhlbUlnf lhaao popular narralcra TBB 1807. DETROIT POST. BAU.T, TH ItttxLT A» WXXUT. I IgkXK XlApt. Altoraevui CauneeB' - ia Cbaaeery, and Note It, Tai. and Called to a lk* fl rat cbqitaro of "Ths Tu*nU*a dag!.,’ y Holme*. promises • New Bnglsad roosces of bo kind which only be sen write. Physiology m ctl es psychology, sympathy aa will as satire. as well as humor, laUrastlag laddsat «s well aa UBocxty OmcRB*.—The County of- tubilachsractorisalioa. ars all rrprusacUd ia th fficers elect, qualified and entered upon O|«ilag pagca, and through all torw rocs a rela their duties on the fine Instant, as fol­ lows: SbcrtO^Edwln II. Malory, Clerk, Daniel Striker, Treasurer, Asa D. Rork, Register, Fylvnnea H. Cook, Prosecutor, C. G. Holbrook, C. C. Oom., H. Wright, Surveyor, Alfred C. Willson. Wa learn that up to thia date, the Cor­ oners have not qualified, but wo hoje they may, aa It seems to be important that they shoukt The following ap­ pointments, were made and the officers duly qualified. \Ujlder Sharif, Travels Phillip*, Dep., Treasurer, H. N. Bholdon, Dtp., llegteFob Saxe.—A scholcrshlp hi the Al­ ter, D. R. Cook. bion Com mere'al College. One of the beet Commercial Schools In the north- __________________ _________ — west Inquire of the editor of the •'Ban- Tbe Calo* Buiiaea* CuUsge al Obrriui. Obi*, ofnor." far* adtaalegeaaerpaatodby nona. Tuitloa ar.d dan of W bsld Honda. MUKTUAOE SALE fcroJ i* th*jtrafh of tM> Beat*. I*il» EXHevlal Departnuat, It la aaiarpioMd by ssy paper la the country.-, Ito E4.l*n»l» *ro iMe4 for their alraaartb, tie­ pass, AUtq,j*^w asfi vsri*^- ,»a u^a Mtrac, 4 Surge-.*, Dwelling o« Brosd^f^ArrExnox Tempeaim.—A Convcn- sed Iks large corps of teacher* eepluysd secure* un House. । (jon oy Gouj Templars, will bo held in much persons! attentive to rich student. Tire Telcgrsph Deparinxat. under tbe esssgnneat of a-nn -vs'Xrt-i I ,hla VUta6®’ Commencing on the third ‘ | Turaday hi January, the 15lh Inst. A tnl else* Ulogropb nen, is Sited ep witbout ta­ ADMlNSTItATOrS SALE way. TrowLriilgv'a aery of "Th*Maa WboBlal* a Muling IIomm" is capital, and Bayard Taylor, koowledje of to Quton la djava up for* queer r Attkxttox.—There la to lie .a meeting of the C'fMena, thia (Tuesday) evening a! the Court House, to take measure* to We hope that Congress will take hold «f tbi* rustler In esrneat, and let the hope there may bo a full attendance, country spesdily know hnw long It must and that ways and means may Lc devis­ [ wait to reap the fruit* of loyai toil and ed to close every jdaca in this Village blood. We have persuaded long enough. where whiskey la sold In vici!*Uon>f the Acts of clemency-only add to-the already itrvtig Reeling* of contempt and bat-el The Rbadixq Cibcxx, will rifcet on tynr exirting in the • Southern heart,” fur Friday evening of thia wcekatlho rcrcdcncc ot Hbn. John M. Nevins, a ful£nt- everything loyal and true. Instead of dealing with them as a body tendance le requested. Il OUT* from B to Pat rr.—‘The Subaeriplli.ns now past I due, to the Stock ot the G. R. V. R. R. should bo paid at once. The Iron for the Rond to Hr.'tlngs hna been purchaaed, : end If the Hoad btd Is ready, the cars I will be running here by the 1st of July next. Shall It be no? Thai dejends on ! the Stock-holders,—what say you men of Barry County. । A Sad Accidcxt.—On Sunday night i George Goodyear, non of H. A. Good­ ! year, Eaq. a -well known dtlacn of this county, abot hlaaclf, through the' Lett Lun£ wferthq heart, Tnflioll qg a aerioua If no! fatal wound. There la no telling bow the shooting took place, aa . bo was alone In bod In the Bank, nt nine o’clock on Sunday evening,** wns found there on Monday morning Wounded, with the pistol lying on a Trunk some three feet from the ride of the bed. of conquered rebels—me* who bad n» rights under the government, otl»«r than to be ponished as. traitors—we would win them b»ek tn tbe position of union and l iberty loving ci likens. That wa fares failed and most tniierably foiled, is so plain that argument Is not needed. Let । th* Southern traitor know that the boor <>f dalliance U pa*L If ba Is determined to Imld on to th* “bitter end."then tenths bitterness corps io sueb a flood that he wifi gladly luxept lb* shelter be now eo MORTUAUE SALE Ater GREAT BXCITSIIHT BING 4 LIVINGSTON. icornfully ipums. . _ In thort, let til’s' Cnngreas so act Um tbe same feeling shall return to tbr heart nf the nation’s enemy cv*r«btre, that bo folt'when John»«n and Le*ttrrendered —Ail Ohio paper having boasted tba tbe widoa of John Baxter bad acbilrt sh months old, wliil* the mother's age.wai but thirteen years,the Aimed* (G*l. icy of11 masterly political inactivity. GattUt rejoins that a lady Jn .Caljfurnli We hope they may, for that would save became a ffandmdtbrr on her txehtythe country millions In the next four yean. Had they adopted that" policy ’’ — A maremcDt, which is looked open ten yean ago we bad been saved the cost and surrow occasioned by the late rebe^- with tome favor, hi qm foot m unite tha IWot and Johnson men of the Kentucky legialatere upon ea-Gov. James L. RobIH'mk Whiskey TnAXic.—It ia stated, iuson for United Blate Senator, In order on good authority, that the rtcenacd aalc to defeat the rebels. Guv. Rubir.son ia of one pint of whiskey, ha* cost the a true Union man and an uocotnpromlacounty of BtJcwph, Indiana,eight thou- Ing opponent of rebel*. The Next Thiry Davs AUCTION PRICES ATTACH MR ST NOTICE. THE Circuit Court for to Ooutty of Barry, Ready Mad NwiADtekl^M, WARDIAN MIX oetnd dollon. In taking care of * young —The Democratic Cent end Committee and tatanted Lawyer, made an Insane of Indian* are a cool and comfortable triple by thn na* thereof. We wonder whether any man con estimate the *ctu- COMB AMD SEE ATTACHMENT NOTICE' NO'ChAWCM FOB DWATBPACHOfr.— D. B. DxLaxd A Co., authorise those who sell their goods, to tell pnrehaaer* to use one half of a paper of their Beef tJtemica.’ Sa-'crato*. and thenlf they are not a.*sw aCataOettBty. �GREAT SALE. being but eight bonremtd a q-rtar, —« ibe uttar bM aiM bmsre and tbree-qMv tern, behind tbo e-ecesefel ynehL la • rsceef three thousand mdrn neithw cf the luring ynohta can be -id to b.ve bw« dieMMod; if tbo H«rietta haataMt •«-» •TtbCglarv. bat rivals ham ao «**•«*. end 01 writ doser va tbe omilwi of RoyaL waud th. amda-M -fiber * AT THI DRY GOODS gtela^ teter ’g’gJJ EAT1M Ml IttTtl oept to say that the o vnsr of the Henriatu, in announcing ibal be ia ready to noeept a challenge from any European yacht, ia justified by her winning in this unprecedented lime. The general rejoicings are eaddenad by the lues ol four med from the Fiootwing, an event common enough at aaa,but made more imprawivo by ooalraat with the brilliancy ef tbe race. We have no doubt that the New-York Yacht Club n oars v owe will provide for thp fam II iae of these men With grateful tbenksfor lheee precious and ww may suppose that tie-winner of Rolli, and > other valuable donations to THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED tbo match, and the eoormooe slakes, thio Library, during your memberahip of needs no suggestion In the promises.— THE LARGEST AND BEST With tbo exception of thia loee, nothing the Mth and SSth Congress. ] remain, youre truly, SELECTED STOCK OF mars the pleasure of tbe race. Tbe tri­ J. EUGENE TENNEY. umph of the Atnsrica over tbe English Bute Librarian. yachts was not more flaUeriug to our yachtmen than thia, and yet we must out orereatlaota its importance. Tbe Hen­ rietta ia about £>8 feet in length of keel but Columbus discovered America in a foer masted vessel of but DO feel length of keei, accompanied by two caravels, one of which was probably but half tbe ataa of the Sama Maria.—K. Y Tribunt. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, GLAD NEWS GROCEY ; STORE. ■Ut. SUM, H..:!.,.- MUk. Bo' Iteteeta to kte tow Ute's note. An aaaoalM Itel M may bear. From tbe Lansing Republican. . 1867 BUSSELL & NEVINS Groceries, DRY, GOODS ever bro't to this Mart, Cheap as the cheapest for Rolls or Horos.—Tito following cor­ CONSISTING IN FART OF respondence willexphln itself: Hora or Rirnr-irsTAnvEs. Wnthingtoq, D. C., Dec. 13. 1830. now. J. E. Tawwar, State Librarian,Lanling, Mich.: Dour Sir.— I bare had I bo honor, from timo is> time, aa the umo haw been pub­ lished and come to my hands, to place in the State Library, the Roll of Honor, containing the name* of Soldiers who died in defense of tbe Amcricatf Union, pabliahrd by order of the War Depart­ ment. To-morrow 1 .hall send you two more ; containing f be name* of those in­ Since tbe days when the entire human terred In Arkansas, California, eta, and nee Belled to tbe peak of Ararat In a one of those interred in Maine, Minuesu pingla boat, the history of the world might tlmout bo written in the history of ships. Hitherto there has been hut one copy Maritime discovery seems to have pre­ furnished to eaob member of Cmgreee, Keeps the best BOOTS and ceded, or al least attended, all great eras. and I bare placed mine in tbe State Li­ S1IOES in town. Bpt tba ancients were afraid of the sea, brary, so that they might bo of the ut­ and e«an when Greece »M in her prime most possible benefit to ail crmcerned.— tbe Med (terran ten was mure frequently I am frequently written to for tnfurmacneeltd then cmesed. Jsonn. when he ^pn which could be readily given from brought tbo Golden Fleece from Colchis, thpso Rolls of Honor. It bMoceured to Win.thought au especial favorite of Nep- me that it would be well,is a well merit­ Challenges the “City” on TEAS! lateo, and the coasting Irada of Carthage ed favor to tbe friends of tbo ; Immortal was justly bald a marvel of enterprise.— Dead, whose names are therein com­ Jo tbe dark agve which followed the fall memorated, to publish the fact that such of IL ।me, there was little tnttrprisc on Bulla are deposited hi tbo Statn Library. the oeaM, excepting that of the Northratu It will greatly facilitate tbe obtaining of wbo^isenvered foriand, Greenland, and information by those intesested, and will even in 100) as some claim, tbe Conti- occaiu.n tbe Stale Librarian but little Have a fine Stodc of Crockery BaM of America. In the Glteeutb wntu- trnnbloj which I bare no doubt the pres­ ry the eea, tint before had been tbe di­ ent incumbent will be but loo happy to and Glass-Ware for sale Cheap! vider of Rations Ita ottanta dinodabilit pot himself to, fur the benefit of those —became tbe buoyant bridge that bro't w b > have suffered the loss of friends by tbe uuerrooet rude of lbs earth into com- the late terrible war. Hopleg that your views will coincide with mine in tbit respect,’ and that you de will cause such notice to be published at HMorian who baa dared totqw^ulate np- yonr earliest convenience, 1 remain, oa arhat would be I the condition of Eu­ Very truly yours, rope bad Amari =al remained till thia day JNO. W. LONGYEAR. undiscovered. Portugal then took tbe lead, and Vaaoo di Gam* doubled the' Gape of Good Hom in a vessel of which Unrieg, Mich., Doc. »d. IMO. Mr. Marotrek's operatic orsft was not en­ Hon. Jab. W. Loxoxaxa, House of tirely a caricature I Then Balboa behold Reps.. Wa.bingtoo. D.G: from tbe peaks of‘Darien lha unknown Dear Sir—Yim esteemed Csvoc of the Pacific, with Ito Invisible islands, a sea 13th insL, came to hand yeeterday. My deatiaed to bo the pathway of naihms.— views in regard to tbe matters therein ex­ 1W Armada, tba VwettM and British pressed ociinddo with ynur own. naval euspretnaefon, the cireumnavigati-n Tbe friends of deceased soldiers,as well of tbe globe by Cooke, are among those er the pm pie generally, will be coder triumphs over tbe ocean to which we tjaey obligations to you for tbe follow­ .Med not further refer, but which have ing nnmed valuable documenta, furnished LAHOSASSOKTHSXT OS brought us gradually by agrntie descent ibis Library, viz; from tba year S34B B. C_, when Noeb Roll or lloxoa—“Tbe Martyrs, wbo Ballad about in hie ark, to this memstable for our Country, gave up their Lives in Vear when three little American yachts the Prison Pena, in Andersonville, Ga.” (MvecrcMed the Atlantic and astonished Roll or Hoaoa—“Namea of Soldiers, On an Improved it,le. ud^taviog ia employ and delighted two continent. In writ­ victims of Uw Rebellion, buried in tbe BE8<t”*B AKERS ' ings of ouch an evauL a decent regard for National Cemetery at Alexandria,. Va." ita dignity demands a little historical preRoll ar Hoaoa—“Names of Soldiers la the Alate Mislsrifoe is GUABARTEED. Farmers, Neighbors, Everybody buried in the National Cemetery at GotAmerican ahip-builden and Milon, lysburg.’’ CALL 4 EXAMIX OUR GO OS said, indeed. th<we who hare stood on a Roll or Hoxoa—"Namea of Soldiero, AND PRICES, dock, and ’don't know much about a taf- who died in thr defense of tbe American frail. or a jibboom, to whom “n\ x»t ibere" Unfon, interred in tbo National Cemeter­ HMUugs.den. 8Ui. 1M7._________________ And be Convinced, of At FACT Aal Mid “amt' west three pints op liar lee" ies at Fertraae Monroe and Hampton an cahalistic exprosnioua. Will all rejoies Va" veare BdSty (hod, CHEAPER , JgLACXaMITU gMOP. la thia rictory. A victory It ia, n.4 mere Roll or Hoaoa—"Namea cf.-Soidiarv Aan any other Haute in Baiting,. Jy of tbe HawriMta-ver the Fleelwing and Vests, but of atamh ihrpe over wind L'u’ttm, icier rod in tba Eaitoro District Profoundly greatful to tbe People of and see. of enterpriao ow prejudice, vf of Texaa; Central DtSUici of Texai; Barry County, for their very libera! Amarioan yachtraon over l tarn <>f Eu­ Rio Grande Diatriel, Department ofTexrope. We have omo again d-me the thing aa; Camp Ford, Tyler, Texas ; and Cor­ patronage heretofore, we aak tUa nobody oiee derad to do. and have a pus Christi, Texai? you again to come and tea right to throw Bp Mr bate in a tnedoel Kill or Htiaoa—“Namea of Soldiers us and we will giro wiy, wwl obeer fi.r th. Stan .nd Stnpro. who died in tbe defense of the American >M a BARGAIN., Here are three little yaebta ol 200 tun. Union, in Arkansan, California, Indiana, Urdoa. never before mure than BOO or Michigan, Minnesota and Nevada, and SPQ mjiwi from land, which Mart out In tbe Tkrritoriee nf Ariaooa, Colorado, Ida­ Hossa Seoawe, Cabumb Iboante an RssUngs. Rev. CS, IBM. ■W-wtotar jm a nee of tbmteenda of ho. New Mfiiou end Washington. Gubral JoBrnao, Ac., Ac. Blta. Tta, ■£. —’ u——• R-ma at Hvwor—“Names of Soldiere -Wort duo Lb eity ttyte ted st city prices.victims ol tbo Rebellion, burled ia the Cash or Ready-Pay I Boots &. shoes. Hats & caps, Very Cheap! Bleached goods, Ladies’ dress goods, BUSSELL & NEVIBS Fancy goods, BUSSELL & HEVDiS FOR SA LB-46 seres on see. 1«. in Ttarosppte. II. WRIGHT. IMPROVED FARMFOllSALA-lMsttUMnM mite from ilkMtevUfo, Ito oerro improved: good Louse usd boro, sod a forgs bvxrinK Real Estate Agency, DELICACIES and TfARRTHES OfttaBroaoe^ EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville. Barry Co. Mich. OY slFE R S SERVED UP In every style. H. WRIGHT Agent non sale— A forgo skscrtmrol of Family . Groceries, Gloves and Hosiery. RUSSELL & NEVINS Won’t undersold when Coffee CASH is offered/ « Spices, &c, &c. Is txttvas ns« ef Debility aad Imprirocs BELL'S EXTERNAL REMEDY. A WARM MEAL OOX-D MPROVED EARU FOR BALE WHAT THE PR LUNOH OK THE SHORTEST HOTICE. H s’ fox tad Fifteen ysero rrparteaea in a FIST CLAKS RESTAVRAJCr, I have no hesitancy In saying that 1 ran maka The Beat OY5TEK RTEW in Bastings. SUM SCMIirPAR. IR SALE- JONES A DRAKE, 8URGE0H DEKTI8T8, ould sail the alteatioa ot ALL parsons W wishing BoythiBg la the of DKRTIHTBY and Straw Bonnets. > ari Ifog. wc wUl smsd c r. rioter, or both, foes yte.WMter.ai4; M IfcTTBRO WRI THE CARS ARE o.o-AUI553Wr&M’” ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE, on short anilee sad ia Ihstaetaad soot approved ectnaU Ml AU. MIST NAVE PUktA* THE BLOOD. DOMESTIC Sewing Machines, Boots SHUTTLE STITCH EATS. CA HiBivn u< AT C. H CHASE & CO, Blacksmithing, iuliv, iimiiu a iiaar. EASTE HEM, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. Ac., Ac. Do not i root to wksl say one m«y lei! yoo steal Bowing Jlaahion, but call st the HASTINGS CIT one door a«M of H. Hnallstgi City Mewi Boaas, and! B«81C trout, IA8H FOR HID ’•?»piZiTTue.1pkmt"5>T^fbuS; Shoes A itoser MllkX Rimed, wlRte fosmd la Dr HARVEYS FEMALE PILLS. • Go 0. D. SPA Which can be had by “3l“e.lX‘S —'Vuu4kb. 11. Dr. 1IAUVETS GOLDEN PILLS Latmt Fashioks Dxmaxd ■ Calling at the CASH HASTINGS To buy y Just b J. W. Bradky'i Celebrated Fateat SKIRT. Brick Tbe Veederfal HaxlMUy aad pvst eenfort Fresh Crackers W- A.. 8WAETS. So. e Cok leppo MORE VALUAKLE IRAN GOLD! Bryn ns Life Pills, IAKERY! NEW OVEN BELL’S SPECIFIC PILL8. Prise ene DotUr per Box: or Sis for n». IMUr,; also Urn Bosts, calaising Fear BwaU, Frias Three IWIaro. , t Free, four to six boxja «ro «vtwra!!y roqk.rH ijwt wlitujcu'i ofSeasiMj Soiw.iud EmMooe. UwogU bcaell fo drived from lutsg * siaalrbox. In Cbroaic Casas, and partiralariy wbea l». pataca or OesdUl Debility wilh-gsevoM Pros trxluia has affectad Um system, BELL’S TONIC PILTA nod Is gwwrolly M&csrct. Cassimeres, Ladies’ furs, RUSSELL & NEVINS rouaty ■, aresage price about If P<ri^s,w. IPDJiDIiAE. iBSSCKT, DRY GOODS 1867 QZ» A Aeros of Plus laud, wear AifofM vglsgk ODV teresle. pries»iper sere. K- Waseav. Bsvstr ONE DOOR WEST OF H. A. Of every ne . Stele just pi al’low Price GOODYEAR’S HARDWARE STORE, STATE STREET •MM » For the rtuicra GOOD BROWN REPARING DONE TO ORDER. GROC Maryland, Rhad-Mud, Aikamae, Mio. jv-FeeMri^ r eMppi, Florida, Lwrimaua, and Colorado aOMada of «ACHJUIB wr C.H.Oua>. Hasunjs Kov. SM> IBM. JOUWS EID GLOVE CLEANER �BPZCfAL NOTICES CJ1T.WRH SHIP A’HOY! AMewThitqjforHastings AND SILVER WATCHES. Mfl. J. C- BALL F. D. ACKLEY, Hastings, One Dollar Each! Mich. in Tiff AFFLKTD EMI Wnaotn Rxqaxd to Vatra, totetadfi* Mtfyykyr stat ysa • EX A. IL BOWEN * CO, aoAtts, ERADICATED FROM TBE SYSTEM SNUFF, AND PIPES, SEELYE’.S Liquid CATARRH REMEDY MEERaCTUM' GUTTA-PERCHA, ACKLEY’S S.U10 (hirer plated tape,gvld Used sa ' BRIAR ROOT. GERMAN PIPES, STORE. CONSUMPTION mare walktog that day than I had dona ia a weak. The neat day I bad aum. pain ia my tip, bet I put o» a plaster there and in two Moura tba pain waa all par, aor bare I fell U staee. Certainly they are tbe bait applkat.ua Ur tba relief end care of paiaa ia the joints and back, end far Varicom or enlarged veins, I bare mr known, and I BOT^LOUT 19,0.4B">eM AMaagnat ............a to to A.iM bri ttmekra, gold Jet A gold r uleauite 6 to 10 ■*’’***’’a toto <jnnX^cwiwM^U^*ud'pU;:.s toM S.»o Gears hwy T«rd eUiaa............ » to »0 LH» Goofs vast ebaiao larre aaaartoc’et (tots y®® TLHOT Stationery, School Books, 'Wall Pager, Medicines, Groceries, .Paints, Oils, Lamps db Chandeliers 10.090 Gal > |»na. ul.er rtun.xw holder Cold In U. Hud JlaUered ia a few latoutoe. Had Breath itv utr Wanber.tld; Ma. Eft Wringer, »|o; N« S Wringer, IL C. BROWNING. General Agt., JU «T Ourtlsadt <U New Tork. e«tl<n>3 ( oj.pvAite Me-efaaaU' Uulel. ] Cheap Q For Cash •elected Stocks in the Mar­ ket, of all kinds of Goods, usually kept in a Variety Store. epcaleal, ccmbiaad with' a go®11* etlattdasE. te I be trwa rcn.nl y; aad a ctewbmaUow ia tbo hap­ piest proportion, efthsae iagrrdlenta. ia fcmnd In I! 08TLTTEJTM STOMACH UITTKB3. Tbiafemoua Slomacb.c inrigeratce the whole totcslinal canal, while quietly removing tram Ite eoavota Ilona all Impediments to a fere peaaa<e through then. Ko mere |.unpliTe hat tbla doable operalive. No ordinary stimulant effacla the Ooelred object. CoaciotfuBallpatijnabeadonadsabffpale la by d laUnguiabrd medical man ba»y brea eur- WUOLEBALB OB RETAIL. DU RAPHAEL. Hardware Merchant, HARDWABE STORE Liquid Catarrh Remedy. smi Tan nocroB snow. H. A. GOODYEAR & CO LET THnrFUCTED REID I BRACE & OTJWYER, BBiSELL JOBBERS AND &KTAILEB3 OF MUlMtry ud Straw AT EASTERN Cools, PRICES. HARDWARE □settop, Mayjlh, UU. lELA’lTS, ©ATS, JPTOS, HOWARD of all kinds, Stop Friend! ASSOCIATION. n rou w*kt to aavi xoxet ! OO TO THZ Gmjlxd Rahm Commxxciix. Colleqk. and will be sold at Railroad Prices, Adding TransportoUon; and coeo'ete mainly of r?s3uir,.A**wK ASH FOR HIDES, PELTS AND RAGS, * “4,T COMMERCIAL KNOWLEDGE Go to Iron, Nails, Stoves, TIM WARE of ALL KINDS, of bis owl ’ Maanfacture, aad Warranted Good. STOVE PIPE, Plaining tfc Matching ,n.lCHlXE SAP PANS, 0. D. SPAULDING’S And 4 everything el»e fashioned from Sheet Irei. All a»rts af SASH, DOOB k BUND HAS CFACT'Y h elf Hardware, ROPE, CASH STORE! II. I. M. SEEIYE A CO. To buy your Goods, Just below the M TMITOKT, ItUWOB. Wb.k«l. M.A ..U.l O-n* SALISBURY, BRO. A Co.. <8oRl flitrt ft ®rriht3fttotlrg Brick Block. Farming Tools of all ■ kinds, pAcrra. NEW OOODS Of every omM Kind and Sit io jaot purchased for cash at’low PrioMMld sailing at K3T Fart iso daaMag say of Ota week meatlcn ad aboraw«:'nasM4_ »Mt«araa GHVELA.T SAVTNQ, For the People! PRINTS FOR ISj Cu. GOOD BROWN SUGAR H| tU DISOLUT1ON BOOTS HD SHOES, ciut STRIRBR. groceries DR. BIGELOW AND WOODEN WARE. WK Tw J. P. MBnTS. ■. WBBCiHT, a rwjnrr «»d copmbkllom at law. A and Molkltar in Chanasry, Maury Public and CosvaysaMr. Alaa, tbetawfea^-dtaaantoolMoteto. takenotice. OUR STARCH GLOBS U tbo only Artiste weed by taw Cmm Sotnia, Ucxaaus, u. Tksmkm or FaMUM, . LAHUrV E M.-.'; w Uw ftWK HARNESS SHOP. �BUY CHEAP AND SAVE MONEY. tod Error, rutoed by thb rebellion. And we wkh to cite, ua bearing on this subject, the blntorical fact tbst, during our ttcvolu- Ill’RRAR merchant* who afd*4 It With money and ESTABLISHMENT! thoir rounael were ruined, end in their places at th* wodtf the war appeared* By J.P. ROBERTS. Who la sc&fag Intermittent Fever, engi: THEHABTIKM .... DRUG &. BOOK STORE Established in IBM. undeniably, affirm* that property, not blood, hi what the law demands. Then why, la thb boa*tod nineteenth century |s *o fearfully l*rg» a portion of our oltlsen* lying ueeleea and mbentais? 'The answer to that remnants of idea* of a far­ mer and barbarous age «w now operative In our statutes. There b tho shadow of old Oriental Idea*, that net the future earnings simply, but tho very person of the debtor belongs to tho creditor; there an tneea of tho cowros and harsh juris­ prudence of the Norman Conqueror*, and title b “ patently visible sa b the fact that Hunscrit root* «nd Norman French particles go to tho formation of our present speech. Eticta Ideas, or rath­ er prejudices, bare boon sa often confuted«n<i.ocndcmcd by tho world’s thlnkersand Eumuilwo, that it is useless to dwell on them, and* ho w.ho, today, would make n asperate caste of an unfor­ tunate brother, b too lamentably remov­ ed from light to bo worth convincing. " The history of the world tsachcsthe xnuUtabllity of all human engagements, and the fact b accepted m true. It to only with Individual uianjhatan excep­ tion b made, and this drotdful hardship to executed: Government* change, and ’ repudiate their indofitedness when tbe load they have oasumed becomes too heavy.to be borne; State*, unable to'reepodd to solemn ^engagements, quietly pay according to their ability; Corpora­ tion*, no matter how huge or important, fall, and cotnpr&nbe on what nsec tn re- Effloai Fsvar, 8iltt«nt Fare, Conjtstivi Ckllls, onio IN PRICES ,angs’ ^uintss More and Better GOGB8 AGUE At the Old Stand of Diarrhea, —c-.n fali to be atreek with tbe great numbsrofBiddies ofatofemploy msuL Tbe intelligence office* are also crowded with there (rightful creatures, who prpmire to make themeelves use Ail and civil and all that. But every hottaekeeper knowa whet value to place on auch promises. Tbo truth is •. ;i> -J e Biddies have carried It with a high land so long, that many la­ dies, as by * common Im pulse, have re­ belled, and.dctermlncd to fiee tbehiselvee from domeetle tyrsnay, have act about it in tbe uniy wajr at prceenl open—that i». POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS. PURE WINES, AND LIQUORS, HARNESS • OIL, AXLE GREASE BT THE BOX DyionUry, PeriodittlHeadacbe,’ ‘Dumb Ague. sslbga llsrelgre. Choice Family jJYM.U.UATFOKl». ’ Altocwry at Uw * Salidl" tend Bminpflr to »«r ba«in» ,re. t’.rtHwI.r altewuuw pHSeMist.' Claim* *f>-«k |«< GROCERIES! sesm ®«eE8 PHOTOGRAPH ALBEIS! cbbae aS tub cheapest. tbetnselves, telyH'g only <>u tbe perma­ nent or occasions!luhtancs which other ■members of the family might famish — We have visiled the households of *eve? ral ladies who tori the Initiatlrs io ibis Tbe tedMB will Bud our Stock of Movement, and tdofe charming domestic PBIIHMEKJES. TOILS! AR­ srrsngenStnb it has seldom l>ret> our good TICLES AND rr-AVOEINO BI­ fortune to contemplate. Not .tbe least TRACTS, AC. COMPLETE. valuable faatore <>l Ibis new exivemeet ia Uuit it brings husbands and brothers and A Large Asaoriment of aona and lorsra into more direct sod harmonious do mtStic relations Ilian could We are now receiving direct from Man- For Sale by «!! Druggiett. Wm. Sfoonxh & Co., facturers arid Auction Houses Nashville, Tenn. Diaries for 1867 Travlling Baskets servants. Tbe benatiful spirit of ktlp/itlnm with which lhesn gentli men ap­ proach the now charmed prrciiftb' of much can bo had and no more, though kilchra and cellar and store foom, and the most penal of statute* were ready to the interest they take in tbe detaib of the d«vour each unhappy debtor. The whole trtw household is fraught with the hap clvilkAd world, except ourselves, ao- pleat results. One of the first rffevta of koowlodgif the Justice of this, and has thb cutnmon interest of intelligent men perfected Bankrupt Laws which give and women in domestic things is,as might the property of debtors to their creditors, .be predicted, tlie r.jw Impulse it has giv­ and the future with Its earnings to the en to ths inventive aniri; of society.— debtors. 11 to not the life, not the hopes, Stoves," steamers, hru’dera, wgpbing m*not the aspirations, not the future poesl- chine*, Mwing-macbtaea, and a great bUittoaof man that tlio law require*,but number of small articls* vf household the present means and property of every utility, have been improved or invented kind and nature which thedelttor holds; under thi* new reign of woman as Qpevna and thia to not only common sense and of the Uousahold. It fs our hileulion to furnish our reader* with notice* of each governnu*nt. Ko nation bn the face of of three a* they puuo under i»ur vbw.— the earth, much leas one like ours, so Ladie* having luggestion* to make, or rinding auggretlon* In anything pertain­ subject to tbo meat null cal changes and ing u> thia hitherto neglected fi«rfd, arc In­ greatest fluctuation*, can nflbrd to lose vited 10 make Tits Bucn--ia tbeir medi­ annually ®° fearfully larre a part of its um uf e»«nu>unica|iun. Ths ‘ popularity Bogt aottva sad enterprising c! tlsena, to (of our •‘llcasckeepvra Column, together meet the requirements of ideas long I With tbe fact that on.«-ur table there ere ■Luoe outgrown by the world. ’1 bo ef­ ten new cook book*, ell written by intel­ fect of our present laws ia similar to the ligent women, proven that some practical religion* pmeeutloi.-a of an earlier ago. interest b eicitcd In Ibis question of do­ EUamrlnns date the decay of Epjdn to the mestic reform. A iouvs bo* been mnde HUNTERS HEADQUARTERS NEW YORK, A VERY < a. BjI.UDi>DK, LARGE AND FINE STOCK Comprising all the different varieties of !•. D.1AKE. >1 I' oat of ooreatoea !•<«. tbaftrM day « miU. wUbewi MOtiag a ooraa.io ■< We bsUeva year pKiebla eeguwa i uata • Church tUrrt STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES. ABVEkTIIEI t TBIBORE, Largest Circulation Carpets, Druggets, Oil Cloths, M all Paper, Crockery &c. Our Assortment is full and complete, and asour Goods wdre purchased during the recent decline in the . . Eastern Markets, body knows tho disastrous effect* on France of theHugcnot banishment; and yet we yearly commit the same fatal and atapld taftrndcr In Rooming to utter qte- We fed warranted in saying that wo that are now-lying stranded and useless, covered with load*’of obligation* that m» power can enable them to pay f Do wxafiaet that before this unparalleled rebellion brought ruin on tho land, ■weeping away fortune* like a tide, 'we had already passed through two com­ mercial revulsion*,vix, those of 16M and 1887, which wore Uiomeelvee almost enough to revolutionize some goveramenta? Certainly three fact should make ue .think on the subject Until acme relief be given, thotrn who are thus situated can never re-enter tbe world aa Mdvo and uecfnl mon. Friends cannot aid them, were they over eo desirous, twr have they any future proqteeb to pledge; but m our law* now stand*, tiiey are dqptmd to as useless and inactive exbteuce aa is tho prbonur In hl* cell who to known only by Ito number. Every year ■eee Hum gradually fade away dbheart«ned ami world-weary, not to be beard of again except st rare intervals, when CAN AND WILL SELL THEM rOUMjM^aiAEL. At Prices so Low that our । 1 1 Until these ..------ --_ . be of rental—tie *-*oci*l fahric-’ hill sup­ port nothing more aubstaelial; end, not­ withstanding aU our fahtasfit abaplnga, our painting* aad gildings, they will be e dlousness, talk u* of tbo sickening uiBvas alii), and lbs firei atbrirae wind* hope*, of the painful attempt* to rise, of -ill aweep them to dretrueiion, where all tba tanvantraggb* against wost, of the sham things ought toga. We will bw the geinert. in ■ twofidd sense: First, bs ““"“•fr* Customers CENT OFF! NEW GOODS 26 PER can save 25 per cent On former prices. H>do not merely say we will not be undersold, pHILLIPS R. A II. T. ANTHONY & CO.. Maaafcclann af rWayraphk imaxui, WUlsMlsred Irik ’ MH BoMBwav. N. Y. VASCY Most gENTLEl’8. If you want good bargains, go to PHILLIPS A BENTLEY'S AMD IF TOD D01FT BU WlUTtOD WART depriviag of opj>ortunity and' bopu fu dearoetag Injustice by a bw. Barely Congreaa cannot be blind to our CountTy’B needs. We are, as a people, entering on on era of taxation tliat b to test to* sxbten.ee of our nation's Ufa, and we want every Ufa to help jmy tbe burtteu. Almont every influential Jountol In the loyal Etatew to urging on Cungrere Forth* Brtidays H 0 • cnees uf their silent wooing. R will b«c.ine a part of we. end impart a finish tu tie ba«ic work on which «s ore engagedmaking it'vll*l,aubd*,cr*ateve, bipirit g makmg it a power an(] m ;Bfl0W10e |hBt We keep constantly on hand a full assortment of ' « £ Dry-Goods,Boots &, Shoes, Hats, Caps and . • Cloths, - ■* Crock’y Sr Glassware GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, J^sr (UtCXWlD. aokv «wr bsSms. ncAtmrt.*L POEMK. ■ BIBLBI *1M nSTAHEXTS. CBOKJl RjntfUMXRlSS CiXDT iF-.-** CAKDY TOYS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-01-16.pdf 7147a3c6c816032d2de9442290ef94e2 PDF Text Text NO. 38 JAN. 16, 1867. Judnjs’ ^uintss Jlircrtorn Jorai ani) ^uctlhni I the proceedings of the Temperance metV rota, at tte aamiaa of thaOreuR Court, i ,ns" hcld ,he I*"’1 weok nt U* Court On motion the report was accepted in and far Barry County, commencing .UtaUtmniU <t>irdl latter «• suaJ the! House, to which wo Invite the inceiai and the committee dtesharged. on tho 28111 jnat: • U< reel.re., n eUeU —a I .jtontfon of ourrrsderc ThteL IL p. Blain, Dr. Roberta, reported *rom the Com­ rr.deslMHferlte.rU.utaeetlekenJeiinee»r. cmcnt [n tjj0 right direction, and should mon Council, that the amount of lloenWilliam Piekle, _________ | bo pushed forward with the meet einI And Everett, aesthatwcrcpaldwereaboul$144,that tho F4T Legs) Ad.rrtiM-mrnts »r. chsrgrd al <b. I phatic deterikhtaUon I enfarecthetaw, Council had not taken any ste;» to noti­ . . ------ to John Keagle, rata efJOcants par folioj(loe went.,) for the fine' without -----------favor or partiality, mall other fy the dealers to quit the trade. Rev. H. D. Waat, laws arc In forced.. Mr. Moon moved that the chair appoint Geo. W. Freeman, Hastings Jan. Bth, 1S67. a committee of five of the business men O. L. Ingraham, Pursuant to thecal) of “many clttecna.1’ of thia Township whoso duty It shall bo J. Cknwfard, The dtiacus of the Village of Hastings 8. Mathews, meet "Enrame" at tho Court House. A. Bierce, The meeting was called to order by W. J. H. Monroe, The chair appointed Rev. Mr. Moors, 8. Goodyear. On motion rf C. Q. Hol­ H. A. Goodyear, R. J. Grant, J. W. P. B. Bristol, brook, Mr. R. B. Wightman waaodlod Stebbins and Frank Alien, *•< such com­ A. P, King, to the clulr.and D. Striker was chcecn mittee. On motion the following reso­ T. J. Humphrey, c* secretary. lution was adopted. R D. Joy, Mr. Wightman on taking the chair A. Streeter, Retatved. That we the eitlicn* of Mnrs'n: stated tho object of the meeting In a few H. Burton, l>»y Ki| Hastings, pledge to our cnmmltte all Kraals. but very appropriate remarks. On mo­ necessary, moral, material and pecunia­ A. Streeter, Sight g tion of W. S. Goodyear, a committee of ry aid, aud stand by them to the end of If Van Derwalker, three consisting at C. G. Holbrook. W. every prosecution, brought to enforce, D.’ Reynolds, S. Goodyear nod R. J. Grant, was api and further that we will furnish all re­ J. F. Woles, pointed to draft Reaolutfons expressive A. J. Ruas, quisite sums of money, and that our of tho aen»e of this meeting. The comG. W. Davenport, । mlttoo rctlri-d tor a few moments, and said committee have power to call meet­ & Jmdon, ings that they may- deem nenisaary. returned and pres-ntod the following Mr. C. G. Holbrook moved that the I Resolutions aa their report. ehair appoint a committee of three to | Rnoived. That the Prohibitory Llqu- circulate n subscription paper, to procure or I ziw was enacted for a humane, wise ! means to carry on the *prceccuUou. I attd beneficent propose, vir, that of re- I tl<)n "*r~? noornciAX PAfn OT BAUtY COUTrY. !?.i; >j fa/ti/fun/ t; Coiurrp.- Xi 1 H-.I EaCue u? k Ubick. fan. cahng L.quon as a •■enrage, and tliatit Dr Roberts aa such committee. | embodies the sentiment ot the PcO]»!c M On motion tho following recolutlons A Good Tehtx.mu< Fori a i. v ?l u were adrpted. lu dd cn Friday evening of thl« week, _ Rnolved. That when prcaceutlons are > Irrnitiem (1 ■ th Inst.) r.t the' house of Mrs W. Rr-totred. Th it in our own communi­ r ifSlateauJ 1{ ays. A c-'rdfad Inrit itlon'l< ex ton de 1 ty its letter and spirit ere continually instituted for violations of Liquor Laws, • Z 1 and the some oomo on for trial, that wa t violated wllh impunity, to the great In­ will make It n point to Lo present at jury of our people, di-gr.we of our town Court, and nsc all reasonable means in and to our ah.-.:no u 1 iw abiding cititn IlnAel! A ’ our power to encourage such prosecution si. that the tldo may bo turned against tho ' Retolced. That the Laws upon this —!----- 1 wU>kay influence. I.’EWET, of Kalamazoo; hive been se­’ subject ran, ought.to, and shall bo cnMr. Mills moved that the proceedings _ forood, that the patienro of n long sufcure.!, and cveiyth’ng premise* favora­ of this meeting, also the names of th.** bly for tho«c who desire tok-nm to “trip‘ Crring community la well nigh cxLaust- ier=ons subscribing to carry on the prose­ the I'gl.t fantastic toe,'* to pra-tb-c hilas ed, and that all cUsacs of our cltixeris cution, and the amount subscribed by ' iiuut bear In mind jhat henceforth the seer mplteli moot. Mu-!c will bo fureach, be published in the Hastings ’ i Llouor J-sms of the State of Michigan, nL-hel by Mycre' Hprp Baud. I «lmH,not be violated, except at the peril D. Striker, ll. R. Wightman, •' of the pcnalt'iM thereof. Secretary, President. I Irma re-crl t> large p/alcrq bulletin-. । On ntotioa of Rev. Mr. Moan, the rcbtalsatid the like] to announce that: j port of the committee wns • rufopted they are selling at i ort, the firm of Rtts-. unnnlinoualy. Remarks were then made »nx & Ncvr.xe, keep right on to'llng■ by C. G. H<dbrcok, Rev. Mr. Moors and av low aa the lowest, for cash. Their Geo. M. Dewey. Mr Meson Alien, stepped forward at On fiteppliee and Expenelitum.— lb's time and announced that he j--r- Xleem. Cllsboc, Abell Smith. Herewith we place before our read era haps was the oldest Liquor sailer in Ha­ On Ctaime.—yitfm. Fheley, Rich, stings, mid would further my that he the massage of His Excellency, H. II. Bradley. I Craiw. It is very lang, but that should would not rfj any mere Liquor, upon On jlncnoe.-Mcssra. Collier, Warnot deter any ona from giving it a whirl] he w.ts imtily cheered! Dr. ncr, Glaa. thorough perusal. It is pointed and de­ Adolphus, R. J. Grant, Rev. Mr. Ban­ On tAr. Jadfotoy.-Mreara. Cnwwell, I cldolly manly and potrioCc, and y<rt wo croft, G. W. Mills, Frank Allen aad I. Williams, Draper. cannot refrain from expressing our dc- 8. Goer, ubo aj>okc on Ibo question. On unitary Affaire.—Meson. CurienMi-. C. G. Holbrcok moved that a com­ c'dcd dteent to tho portion which rclus, Standish, Sanborn. lutes to the Land Granta In nld of our mittec of five 1/odicn lx appointed by On Internal ImpnxrmenU.—tlam. 'North and South II. R., and on the Use chair, to call upon the Liquor doal- Bltoly, Chrlton, Andrews. question cf pardon* ’This latter ques­ ers of this Town and report at an ad­ On Road* and Bridget.—yteein. Brad- I tion Is undoubtedly vexatious, but then journed meeting. The chidr appointed ley, Peter*, Jo novas. ' the Chief Executive af a free people Mrs. I. A. Holbrook, Mrs. N. Barlow, On Pvt.'.c Imtruetion.-yienm. Wllshould bo m-q.-nanimous; but' that ccr- Mrs. Djhlrlkcr, Mrs. 0.8. Hadley and llnmo, Childs, CurtcnluB. . taluly, is not the eptrit the Governor ex­ Mrs. A. W. Bailey as such committee; On the State Brtam.—yieenn. Arms, Mr. N. Bailey moved, that the Com­ dibits toward the unfortunate victim. of­ ITingte, JUch. ten of cauaoa to which ho did not give mon Council and Prreident of the Board On Bicarporuftone.—Mcaara. - Race, be requested to colt upon the IJquor birth, and for which, morally he Is dealers, and ascertain the amount ofun- Howell, Chapman. not rca;>dnalL!c. ' i > Onthe RMeion tff Towne and Qntnexpired time of ttaJlr I.loenam, and also —Maims. Hvymour, Andrews, Btaa1 i Get What Yon Pay Fam-In buy­ to notify them tliat the truffle must bo tin. ’ ing Snlcratua, ttu other firings, see that Slopped on a certain day, to be fixed at ' you git what-you pay for, vis: 10ounce* an adjourned meeting. Motion prevail- . i when you pay fora pound. If you ak On hlamtfaetarn.—Moren. Jcnnem, AVso/crd. That the action of our fel­ way. buy D. B. De i^nd A Co.'» Best । Chemical Salcratua you wiH never be low citlaen Mason Allen, in dafcring Peters, Abell. Or. Electione.-JAem. Howell, Jeudeceived, but always get full weight here publicly, that henoefart he fill sell ncaa, Brown. and the best goods. . no more Liquor In Hasting*, nA our On Enrolled BiUe.—ilmn. Standish. cordial and heartfelt thanks, thafwo roAxoTucn Naxx. w tkk Cornx of c-xnmend a liberal share of our patron­ DraxocnACY.—The President, on Mon­ age to him In any-other legitimate bua.<On the State Library.—yicem. Lotday the “th, vetoed the bill extending pejw, In which he may ace fit to engage, ourrtte, Childs, Draper. the right of StiH'raite to tho Negroes in tyr the noble and manly stand he tea On Expiring Landt.—’Mcm. Peters, the District of Columbia, but It was at Smith, Standish. On State A^afre.—Masais. Jerome tjrcc-n urth vote In both House', and b . ( of Ull> niretinc be uabUahed in the CUatee, Grren. ' now the law of the land. On PrtnWuiz.-McaarB. West, Croawell, village jwperOn motkm meeting adjuumed until Satar&iy evening. R. B. Wightman,' I rpcetivc rights o^perents and teacher*. ' Whether a trodffiF lias any Jurisdiction 1 over his pupllsoti (he way to owl from On the Inaane Tur­ : rehool, fur example, lias always been a ner, Stefa?, HR**. mooted question with many. "No man 1 ! may plead Igncrauco of the tow” Is a i Onlhe Dwnb and Blind J«yZum.—Mcatra. Draper, Carleton, Caro­ i legal msxlm, and yet It would recm [ that ignorance of the law In tho only ex- / <st the meeting held W Tuesday evening ' cusc that atiy one can have for doubts ’would submit the following report of i on thia subject. “Tho lawyer In the <their doings: ' Scliool Roum" is sent by mail to any That they called upon the Liquor Jairt of tho Ijnltod States for $1,00. «dealers of the Village on Wednesday Addreaa the author, M. McN. WALSH, • No. 65 Kcaaau Street, New York. tth-m with rreport and were well treat­ The trade supplied bn nau.nl tenaa. ‘ed, cue place we found cloned, and one other the door wm dored ngslw.t im and NEW GROCERY STORE. OUR STARCH GLOSS CHANCERY ORDER, GUARDIAN SALE. NOTICE. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. ATTACHMENT ATTACHMENT NOTICE. PULMONIC 6YBUP. MOI �GREAT OFF! FOR NEW GOODS IF TOO WAX? GOODfl CHOP, GO TO pim.LIPS k gENTLKFS. It you want good bargains. go to PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S AMD IT TOO DO MT SXB WHAT TOD WAMT ASK FOR IT! We keep constantly on hand a ftill assortment of I am naw preenring FenaioM, Dcntfly DRY GOODS Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y 6f Glassware GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. ,lCash. ail sadcvelopad re»ou Iw fact that tba malar I Ibelr future devetope Michigan. anil I verier! tba Klei emamt legiatetii 1867 1867 RUSSELL & NEVINS ■M» >nd wane* of Htcl^gtn. and of the iuattan. SCamMH la our libtriiu baa been aobdowL and id. I.U po/pore defraud. The rwr of eanmm aad the atrtf* «f vu tre no Luger heard in our laud, and our tatrti are no longer priced w ,lh the rauatad arwi of the rnrtiage ol battlre m,d tba allugbter of onr U M tad grilant fcUow-citi----- ---MtrUU k.Ui-.-.h.! an nntU, anH —. GLAD NEWS . oror Allegan village SORE. GBOCEY rmanrnt Care of all direarea I eioeaaca nr TODTBFUL IbDlM'ni.Tiojt rmteal >Mt. KiirMly Kntiarione. and reeaa.i ireama; Gcoilri. rbyricri end Xrrviree Itebtlnr mpotencc. Olrvt. tteinal Dlaaaara. Ar.. 4c. T Ko Change efDUl la Neccaawry. htr eao be nerd wltl net detection and net er tri I* > effort a cure, if aead mxwrdreg te taetrtllfo^ Mtmte Street, Haellnga, Hicb. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, jP^nJWB RESOIBTp BELL-s srEanc For GEXTLEJ1EX nod LADIES. PHILLIPS * BENTLEY DRY GOODS Cheap as the cheapest for Cash or Ready-Pay! WUp appreciate the DELICACIES and ItABBITZES SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS OY S T E R S SERVED UF ia every style. CONSISTING IN PART OF Boots & shoes, [JOB SALE— A WARM MEAL COLD LUNCH OK THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Ladies’ dress goods, Fancy goods, MridtevUte. Oriuber U. Mti ?OR sale- JONES & DRAKE, SUBGEOH DENTISTS, call the attroUcn of ALL nereooe wiahlug anything In the of DE5TIBTBY Would „ _ . T»XJTM INaSMTBD On Geld and Blivet I’late, and . ON VULCANITE RUBBER BASE. on ebarlnolioeand In the beet and meet approved RUSSELL & NEVINS Challenge the “City” on TEAS I RUSSELL & NKVIUS Gloves and Hosiery. COIHIIMG AND AU MUST HAVE ' MORE VALUABLE HIAN GOLD!! Bryans Life Pills; DOMESTIC Sewing Machines, Boots SHUTTLE STITCH HEM, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER/ RUSSELL & NEVINS Won’t be undersold when CASH is offered / IT. -WH.IOHT. TilE CARS ARE Cassimeres, Ladies’ furs, Have a fine Stock of Cbockert and Glass-w^jus for aalo Cheap! ■ m.lin? rogar-.'aml the vrnlbeep. I"r.ro aero. TenM. tlOOQdawB.Ldlawaa on Um, n. WiUGHT, ADAM 8CHUPPAN. Keep the best BOOTS and SHOES in town. In titreme esaro of Debility ami Impotence BELL’S EXTERNAL REMEDY. Price Two Dt-Uare. aaCrirat for a montli, n. ba nerd t» povd ade.ntcgv and It gi’rn Strength ia llrcOrrnna. wltlalLe Hili, will real.™ <ba->. to llnrlr nmal ondHion A I'aurpblrt of |rt pwrre. en Enure . f Yeath. a.—i.n.-a_ ' r,,_________ __ _....... - e^wcullr tntitnl to eWtMr. HCBLTFAM, a* Quirt and Orderly Boenu. where be I. alwaye dy to arm ep - Hats & caps, Bleached good: Front fear to ait Imtea are generally reunited1 Groceries, 'ermere .ml other.<Wngb«ri»eea teD..tlup ever bro'.t to this Mart, pilix ricFone Dollar prr Bo.; or Si. for Fire Dollara ■ lac Large Bataa, eaniatelng Fear baeril, - I’rfof* H. WEIGHT Agent. A large Maortrneot ef Family Groceries, Beal Estate Agency, EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middlevillo. Barry Oo.Mich. Haring led Flllren ream rtpcriraceiu » FIST CLAMS ItEBTADBAbT, 1 have no L*it.ney in RUSSELL & NEVINS myth EATIIB AND OYSTER gAiOOK THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND REST Give ub a call I In eny Inaugural mcauga to the Ugialalnre of tU, J dwell wdb partlcnlarity upon Lbla .ub- Heating.. May ttib. MW Ac., at. > Do not treat to what any ear mVy loll yon abed . Hewing Machine., bat call at lb. Coffe WHY JU OHB THE IMT> n rm in cn City Newt B«o«a, and Spices, &c, &c, «vss« »to&», end teat (be Soiarleea Domrotle, before pwrebaa ^“-pla-ot. *• Wbitea,' Prelapaaa^ Shoes Which can be bad by tance demand.; and wpedd call year .CtenUt to Uiat part of my former meaaage. |n which title nhhciudimtuaed. Other ti-u. bo«„“ ii; Uarra rilodrd to, 1 dtovn of auNMrat Importance U .... HUhlUlHd. b. would aak for a liberal .hare of pat­ ronage. Be.baa JOST BBBCTBD A ZSTEW OVEN A LABOt ASS0BT11KST or Lansr Famhomn Demand Silk and Straw Bonnets. BEST The rzprr mree of Ihirtv year. ba. proved they have rw cqari for Rrnaat'iag Oteernclrmn u.d Ir reg.Wiitiro, n. matter from what Caeantbry erm » her .re ..fr ami a.rr ia ntr, rare. Upwaid* of Mumo IL.re. ,re ami m. ro»nlaiut arfil-l. i. < i... ,k.. .. Calling at J. W. ErMley's Celebrated Patent HASTINGS On an Improved alt la. end baring la MJ employ ■ OMOflbe Lvubty ot her rod, th. genera- a.l.bnly of her A nearr triUng R^medr wiU be band in Dr. I1AIIVEYU FBMAI.E IMIJX BAKERS Fanners, Neighbors, Everybody SKIRT. The Wcr.drrf.l Ttetlbilliy and great comfort CALL A EXAMIN OUR GO CS AND PRICES, Anrf Si Coimnerrf, •/ Ut FACT that CHW 0. H CHASE & CO. JJKr JJLACKMIlTn Blacksmithing, —Such An— Honan Suoznto, Ciuuot Inonnto Gnau Jomoio,- 4c., Ac. GooAt CHEAPER tia* cay other Houh m Htutingt. Profoundly gmtfol to tho People of B»rry County, for their very liberal patronage heretofore, era a*k you again to come and ace na and va will giro you a BARGAIN. BAIL0V, BOBBYEAR A I RANT. KaMUge, Nov. S3, mm: ONE DOOR WEST OF B. A. GOODYEAR’S HARDWARE STORE, STATE STREET. REPARING DONE TO ORDER. all arrangements— F Gnmd Rapid. At Hanting. Binge Lino —Will leave Hmtlnra. r-••— amlFridav.alhko'titea MlddtevUle, CriiJ.hia, j-m ™ v»e-n -ro.agn“,'o‘-A Haven, Leering. HL Jobna. UwaaML Begin.*, FiteL Fettloartflr, Holly, Fcntiac and Delrxal Ferticuicr tUtmtmo paid to doing .needs �special Notices SHIP A’HOY! AND THE UNIVERSAL Clothes Wringer. AKewThing for Saltings WATCHES. MR. J. C- HALL t>.< aiau. zww UM ■ TvtaBtoporedai Would meet reaywclf.l); aanoaaao to th. Cttltoo. of Hretiog. and udjmnlug Iowm tbnl b. brn Ona Dollar Each! WlTBOCT RmaKO TO VaIXX, TOBACCO STORE TU Wriagvr.wlUmat lajory to th. moot dtob ata ftnunu, wring. etolUn .In.oal dry .ad ervr gate tired. OauoaJnmnayi: “Il la a ehtoS.. mrrr, a ima .avor and a rfrregth mtct. W. thiik the mebiao more tUa pmyo for lte.!f cr«rr^«ir in Can be Cured Un.!»*>■ Mra^-Uy finally wvald ao m u glri up tU cooking .tor. a. iki. (Wtol rriogw. It caamotbetoMgblrrecamaModedZ Tb. Ser. Or. Uaxxow. uayu : "I heartily com- CIGARS, AUCTION PRICES SNUFF, ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM AND PIPES, MEER8CHAM, Liquid braled pbyaiclan nap “bo ana ama.nl at the great ourr.Ur of bcMfctel indk.tiui. predoeed by ocrftUe. plantan. Ut iSrw that bredacbr ia cured by on. wore >u.l belox U» brraat GUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR ROOT, CATARRH REMEDY GERMAN PIPES, t CTty Point. Vu., January u, IMS. T. Ituwr A Co.-8c.log your orfire in U*. Polio. OiMlli. ( got four of year Parvus Plaatere •nd placed them on the parta whare lb. pain. COME AMD SEE CONSUMPTION Before you Buy at any, other Place. ** IT NEVER FAILS 1 MIO I LtTUCSTO’t. Ul'RR.lH ESTABLISHMENT! THE HASTINGS DRUG & BOOK ' STORE Dad Breath Weak Dyes Established in 1851 Caawd by Catania! aff«lier.i Sense of Smell Mmilar currlupre and mM Any pmaou obtalBlngavrtlAeatr. to U bod al our <■Are. or mt by a>«U to .or addreaa, will knew what they SMy har.for.ee dollar. By J. r*. HOBEHTS. *“r H*h<1*ri **,y,*le*’ p0*Jj’ bT^n fo?gYaoterreiTto |«""U|hirty’foI »?.•» More and Better aixly4r. tor |l4.noa. and on. hundred for Any purree rewiring a CvMiteMo for aa artad. tUr mar not dr.irr, r.o .aeUeg. for m>t olbrr article ia ear h.l of Ur ,MflM .alur. Hr 11.lu mrfhod w. are onabtad to Aaretoh tU eoMto with N. B. Custom work ard Cut­ ting done m usual by Fairchilds.L. Buckley will continue as Salesman as heretofore. DR. RAPHAEL, Th. A«trato«cr of Ua XOth CnatBH'r NO. *U SACT HADISON ITWtW, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. For the Mino mco.y than any other Flar. in w-_- — -—.I---z -H ik. rreeipea. homoroun anecdote., and other Icalruotirv and astualng reading matter, original and •circled. Among lb. Aonuala to appear with mo.1 useful, and may U had the aaUng — Scad for eeplaito the Central llaaalMlery. at r.Cabargh. Pa., or to the neairat ag.nl far BOSTRTTIX’S -STOMACH BITTERS. Th. BIT­ TER* are .old in orrry city, town and rUlag. cl POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICAIS, PAINTS, OILS, PURE WINES, AND LIQUORS, HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREASE • BY THE BOX. Liquid Catarrh Remedy. ASSOCIATION, groceries: Tb. srmptomt of Catonh are at Bret iwr Might 1’rrvna Bnd they Ur. ■ cold, that lUy bar. (rMjural attack., aid are more reaaiiir. to tb.cb.ogr. of iraporaiare. In tbia condition th.noa.toay be dry or a .light dlacbarga, thin •nd rend, rflr rear'd. Hack «nd edUulrr. m.y sms PHOTOGRAPH-ALBUMS! HATE, <DA7St TUBS, ttllliaery and Siraw taodj, AT EASTERN HARDWABE STORE Choice Family Bymploms- tlOWARb Hardware Merchant, PRICES. CHEAP A8 THE CHEAPEST. HARDWARE Diaries for 1867. la gar. orally kept up to the waaia rf tba pooplf, KU.bS WITT MAIS mut, PERFUMERIES, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ of all kinds, and will be sold at TRACTS, AC. COMPLETE. Railroad Prices, A Large Ataortmenl of Adding Treaaportatlon; and wutt mainly of Travlling Baskets ASH FOP. HIDES, PELTS AND Iron, Nails, Stoves, HUNTERS HEADQUARTERS! Ucre to Ibo ylao. to boy your ' POWD1X, CAPH,. SHOT. CABTBIDUB, v-o niivvT wane ar­ Go to Plaining & Matching JL1CHLVE 8AP PANS, SASH, DOOR 4 BLIND MAKUFACTY 0. D. SPAULDING’S WEW CASH STORE! To buy your Goods, Just below the PRETEIfTIIE TO UWE CHIliRU. And nverylhlng elan faabicued Sheet Irei. Stop Friend! ir It Will bo mat free to aaf addreoa. toc waitt tv from All Mrii »f he If Hardware, ROPE, nava mokkt! GBIND-STONES, Bl. D. H. SEELYE & CO. \ FRKKl>ORT,TUJXOia. Sold by Wbolouale and lefoU Dreggiala. Farming Tools of all / kinds, Brick Block. I COMMERCIAL KNOWLEDGE, OT every (tended Kind and St tle juil purchn.od fi>r ealh at* low PrieeianJ wiling at DALNTS. U flLASS. U pum AND ■nTOODEN TITARE. aasAT saaaaiss For the People! PRINTS FOB 104 Cu. OOOD BROWN SUGAR 124 Cu. >0018 AMD SHOES, CHEAP GROCERIES Momu. jm. i mu .awl raa• .a*MuoManano aa< 'MU TAKE NOTICE. il. WHICHT, A TTORXRT nod COVXWLLOB AT LAW, ab£a Julr Im I’dam^to. On, l.l 1M4 1. andltoltaitorUi ChMMvy. Lytoate U.Y 0. uutefotod rebMMr. Oaoa leury Pnblto and Conveyancer. Alan, firery Tall‘S *«» aaoMrel aod dot mn.rfparo.cot and joynbto to lU remm. HARNS S ; i SALISBURY, BRO. it CX, Kxtonolr. Maaafreturanurf Importer* of > SoU jplalrt fc <0rrii)r Ittotlrj 1 BOLTO-axn HICUL »LTDt WABK, S HOP. nun a nriTiu. �BUY CHEAP AND. SAVE MONEY. Chills and Fever, Billon, Fever, ENGINE WORKS. Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, nr*. MARKET AMD TMtMD »T»., ZANESVILLE,------ ------ - OHIO Congestive Chills, Having U*td rwtly la oar form «nto»Jv. _ ... unuioMt • larea namber lutings' Uuiuss | IN PRICES AGUE the New Brick Block, one Door East of the Old Stand. CITY DRUGSTORE. Diarrhea, i F. D. A.ckley, Dysentery, DRUGGIST&GROGER, Hartings, • . . Dumb Ague. Drugs and Medicines, « Drugs and Medicines, I Drugr and Medicines, PTTTQ PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, For Sale by all Druggigta. Wm. Spooner & Co., Nashville, Ten: I3AXK ALLEN, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries ond^ Notions, ETC., ETC, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC , ETC, ETC., full stock. LARGE AND FINE STOCK Comprising all the diflcrent varieties of ' STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. «te«U«T ,»ch epprcbctiMxn Waa jsT'&ss’.tss: >n»in><ii.«< u> coUact »ud rvpoit tecta. CpM tho receipt of tbn. BOOTS and SHOES, X. SUELDOX, Carpets. Druggets, Oil Cloths, 15000 DOLLARS MM tend*. In coafurnlty with Ute provi.ico.Tf “dS*. than, via mad, for a .pedBe par. paw; and Ui« gvad lai th of tbaStat. Hnw pladgad that web purpow .bould ba faithfully abwerad—aol aaly by tb. art <rf acceptance, bat a)« by tba t.na» gf iba law, by abkh ..cb aea«*ar iba U«ialatur», approved F«bmay IB, lfc». a (jatesi wm UaugaiatMl for Wall Paper, Crockery &c. •mt MtrrtogrGal>U,and an explicit K«v to U” •i.d lleauty. Uanlatuia* ic |-«r» .nd I"'| kt* ;arTM* uTUE b«ak ywajpant price lk< e»» Our Assortment is full and complete, and our Goods were purchased during , the’ recent decline in the Eastern Markets, COST Diriii tie Koi Thirty Days -AT We feel warranted NeuA for Mr .[.Undid Circular oouUluio; aw ia quantile and uTfcr •ap.-rxrr qw.blr V •»« ■ . the *o calfed -punr Meta.~ B«uM.h<r lUi o saying that we> CAN AND WILL SELL THEM Consisting of READY MADE CLOTHINC I At Prices so Low that our all tomapaudenli. Add era. DVVaLW XXulXE WORKS. GSNTS AND LADINS ae-TTiEBa . Ladiet Wool Shawls, Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost. Case aid See ftr Ytsnelra. Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chuchula Bever “ gl2 worth$18. Fine Caster Bever “ $20’ worth $80 BIY Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 Suite for Business, 12, •' 18 Heavy Coat, 5 " 8 Ladies’ Muff 3 « 5 “ far Collars 3 " 4,50 English Merino, 0,75 yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth 1.5n " “ 1,121 " 1,75 Buffalo Robes 7,60 “ 10,00 " •; 12,00 « l«,00 Lodies'KijitHood ,75 “ 1,12 CUSTOMERS CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT On former prices. We do not merely E. & n. T. ANTHONY & CO.. 0ETKOJT will not AmiTIlES 4 TRIBUNE, XaBafaclarcrs • f Phstsgrayhlc •ATSSXALU, ' Th* People’. Paper, be undersold, Largest Circulation But we do say Emphatically that we will sell MANY STYLES OF GOODS To our Customers Have bought in New York. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, RADICAL KDITUUALS, MAMn WORTH. •STATE L'ORBERPOX DEXCE, SEWS SCltM ARIKH, ■ 1XTERE5TIXO STORIES, CHOICE MIBCKLLAX T, MARRIAGES ASD LEATHS. ’ Anomer aad CMB.rftor rt r Ic Cb.ocrtr, ami ’ nd. Tan. a«4 CUtoottoa Ar NEW YORK, A VERY WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. FULL FTOCK, FULL STOCK, JL 1 JU.JUO We are now receiving direct from Manfacturers and Auction Houses in Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery. r.ijed and lucalrd, Mrtie* co»M who would uadartaU tU.r conbafamaK, 1 daaand U^aditeabl. for ■ Periodical Headache, Mich. NUStihxr-’i mvacatloa. Ut> fo to forti hg ar tteM*fa<h«r«> nt ■ non tract n.I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-01-23.pdf 04e68a1b5ab25e666b5a3f641d4bd440 PDF Text Text —— HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23, 1867. Waitings’ Nuiusi JJinctorji. C. a A I VAILE. jCoral at) glisttUantcns. GR< GROCERS STORE. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (oa DotMJt erorai SKIRT. Tb. WaaSsrfal FkxiMUly sad great aanfert beds and Basso dreaa. « css b« fcMSd sabfaWglg “ eriaoUos, aai farad tn t*J atofte 26 Sprague. Ann Arbor. • B. W. Dep. Grand Mastei—8. H. Blackman, Paw Prw. IL W.Grand Warden—J. B. Curtis, E. Baginsw. ft. W. Grand Beo—Ben. Vernor, De­ troit R. W. Grand Truss,—W. S. Woods, PER CENT OFF! NEW GOODS ChlUrw. Miaaaa sad Y**a* Udita tbay are tapa- Detroit. R. W. Rep. to G. L. U. 8 —Wm. pHILLIPS gENTLEY’S. If you want good bargains, go to PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S < if \N< ERY ORDER. beeBs AMD IT YOU DOMT SEE WHAT TOD WAKT ASK TOR IT! sterup. ’fa- A I’rwairy x We keep constantly on hand a full assortment of I.xcturx—Rev. Wir. Alcuxn, of New York, will loeture.to thtf young people of this village, at the Presbyte­ rian Church, on Wednesday evening of this week, commencing at 7 o’clock. A general attendants' fa solicited. The Good Tempi.* ju of this village have inaugurated a series of Socials, for the purpose of defraying the expens.* of furnishing and decorating the!? new meeting, at the residence of Mn. W.’ Haya, on Friday evening, wn very largely attended. yFrvE SLEtautxa, long hoped-for, fa at length with us. For nearly ten days alelgh-ridera hare enjoyed themselves. Ix»gs and Lumber are moving rapidly, and buaineas, hsretoforo unpreeedcnlly dull, fa reviving a little. Tub annual meeting of the ‘‘Ha-ting» Reading Circle," will l*> held on Friday evening the LSth Inrt. at the reside neo of Daniel Striker, for the purpose of cleet­ in; officers for the ensuing year, and making arrangements for procurlu;; a library. ) Mr. EntTon.—We wi.'hto occupy n -mall portion of your space, to correct a false Impression in regard to ourshultlng dies on the 8th Inrt. Our shop happen­ ed to be closed at the time, and, hod wo been there wonld have Ixtn co.-d tally welcomed, and will rey further that th< r .• ar.* nano any tn: re willing to sup­ port U-mperaix'v and good morals tlun though It fa known that aereri! “lots” we. We were obliged to buy I qn mb in orler to fctthi stand, and it war our have been “taken” on “private" ac­ counts. We don't mean that whiskey fa entirely “nominal” at any price, as some of the "operat ora" declare that Naw ExaLAirr.—Srhuyl r Colfax, when it “goes down” a little, the price 8peaker of the House of Representativ­ fa “put up."___ ~ ______ es, thn« praises New England la a letter rca 1st tlw le -ent meeting Inlfew York Ho, Dakcbki I—Tl»e first Lcnson of to celebrate the landing of uflpilgrinui: the proposed Dancing School, will be The fame of New EuglandKr her tri­ bold a: the Hostings House Hall, on umphs of numufactoring ani^riuinphs Tuesday craning, the tSth Inst. of commerce, and alove all for her pre­ eminence In education, fa world wide.— Gody’s Lodi’s Book.—The January But to me her crowntturRlarr fa that in­ number of this beautiful magaslne fa at flexible maintenance of the Divine prin­ band. We have already exhausted oxit ciple—the fatherhood of Ood and the dictionary In the tree of adjectives deal, brotherhood of man—for which she has cannot look up to. the national The February Number, now before us, the symbol of the fullert protect!i fa, par cw/freee, the ticst of the monthllCA. Ifa Steel engraving of Factions gives us the latest modes, exquisitely oulorod. A fuli-j>age picture, printed In cnlora, of the Aucekt or tub Matikbnonx fa unapproachable, and out-dfatancesall rivalry in thfa branch, Demo­ rest being the only publisher with the enterprise to risk a new process which must soon rejiince all otbera. FuD-lzc Ing in America, The Last Game, and thirty other HlustreUom. Poems, Tales, and Mfaccllasy, too extensive to enumerats hor*. it must be examined to be- B“F Civil NOTICE. QKOCEBLES OF ALL KINDS, ■‘Cosh. A TTOinr sad CODTSELLOB AT LAW, X Ml SoHsUar fa Ctaasary, later? PaMte tad Cearay****'- Alte, Agr.l far lbs Pwcbsss u>d H«U ofXrxl E.I.M PHILLIP* «■ lEITLLt 1867 BUSSELL & NEVINS DRY GOODS Cheap as the cheapest for . Cash bi ADMINISTRATORS BALE. Ready-Pay! ,1.1. rfUumk Csaaty, State U Okfo, A» ATTACHMENT NOTICE. 5Mite is bsreby alraa, that, is parses***. af r*nte «■<! aalhorttv jrxn'.nJ labh by lh» Jik!<» : Probate. for ibr County of Kajrr, .»d Hteta ’ Mltb^sa. I r!i.U ..pte. te tete st pubtie We Grant find in market reports that “whiskey fa quiet." Ithas certain­ ly been “drooping" In this section lor the past week. There have been but criptire of 1U exccRcnelre and beauty, and can only say, sulwcribe without de­ lay Irl»c|3/B J er r.nnum, with de­ duction* to clubs. Address L. A. Co­ dey, Philadelphia, Pa. (WARDIAN SALE. Dry-Goods, Boots &. Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, . Crock’y 4* Glassware BUSSELL & SOTS Keep the best BOOTS and SHOES in town. , BU8SELL & NIBS / Have a fine Stock of Crocxehy and Glass-ware for solo Cheap! Won’t be undersold when CASH i» offeNd!_________ I (JuahDunaai.k* lb th« RMtur of the auk efThama Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Pmtry, ATTACHMENT NOTICE. �Ohilli and Fever, 000 DOI Bilione Fever, Great Reduction Intermittent Fever, ENGINE WORKS. ZANESVILLE,'------ ------ Bemittent Fever, Oongeetive Chilli, - OHIO *KS, ftsw; -rising ^'ts.z.'r. IN PRICES uee. AD cuv enginaa bare n«k arasUraUaka va them which amal the .y.arU w- —la—.. <_,v. _ AGUE At the New Brick Block, one Door East of the Old Z$tand. EADY M LOTHII Diarrhea, Dysentery, ffiS^&ZISKSSJSSSS! ’I«e* ■Fpropmuoas for the same rMni, nut oslr be need for the parpens of "ersctieg, liulvhbZ.aadfcntahi<>C 0m north wlug f and that the whole duI “ba .zpeod.d coder the dota­ tion at tba Board of Traafosa, by a boildiag commmioner, to be appelated by the Governor” The trastoca wen Una leftwlihool any rrovulon whatever w,th wbleb to meet tbs eipenee.v <A she A.ylem, nceptlng what eight be received froo la. petisnU; and as U>aN iwcaipU out Periodical Headache,1 Dumb Ague. \aihqs Wool PTTTQ «A> We are now receiving direct from Man- JL <A_J [oods, N tibiae B For Salc.by.all Druggiata. facturers and Auction Houses in Wm. Spoomxr & Co., Nashville, Tenn. NEW YORK, A VERY LARGE AND FINE STOCK Irek lumber per day- Had 1 awn e.poewM. In I could du BUKA better. W>th plenum I neomraend-your engine and naw mwrag .’Ssss.”w=JaSs&se» for7. "i."«3ur.tj-.^ Now, in view of Ibeao prorfoloM, I as deeriy of the opinion that Ito Kzocailve haa no eight io aueol make void, by any erercUe of the par­ duelng power, the acuand decision, of Ito Jodi CMl tribunal, in the trial, eonvtctloei and Kitwice of aer pomee. unices In one of tn events: Flr.1, tbo d.eooveey of such new facU ea wouM. Comprising all the different varieties of o’d.of *’»»’*•■> log.. Uurflmt day we started oar mill. Wilton* owing a screw, in eeven Lunre — * e bellrve your pmW« engluv. and cull. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES, KIFFS. and Many --Beardless of cost. o Yc«ne airi Sue ftr Y .•flood Black Overcoa •fworth $10 ifChudiula Bever * worth $18. 1 ne Caster Bever • worth $30 1 ’k Cloth Suit $18. | lite for Business, 1 ! Bavy Coat, 5 I idies’ Muff I *' fur Collars i igliiibMerino, 0.75 f ench “ 1,00 | 1,12 | iftalo Robes 7,50 I •* “ 12,0 tidies’ Knit Hood ,7 I *• •• ■’ 1,0 6 *• Double nil woo j 3,50 worth 6,50 Tcrmi C Carpets, Druggets, Oil Cloths, \ w aieb repairirg m ck» and Jml-y. carefully •kII A Nevta*’ elore. lutinjn, Micb-.Sspleenbe' Wall Paper, Crockery &c. CITY DRtfG STORE. F. 13. .Ackley, DBU&GIST SGBOCEB, Hastings, - . . Mich. Drugs and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, BRACE & O’D iQDBKRS AND /BET •UVJS, OATS y.llllnery aai Slr t T EASTERN Our Assortment is full and complete, and our Goods were purchased during the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, We feel warranted \ETROIT Daily A Wee / ainntly on hand mid HASTINGS CITY NE saying that we> CAN AND WILL SELL THEM ASH FOR HIDES, RAGS, ’ ovrnjim* and innllli Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery. WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. XmafiS^Va HTC, ETC., ETC, ETC, ETC, ETC., nj^ga S Jyrq‘to 1“. monay ’to pay '»«^d°U^U- Photographic. JQETRO1T ABVEBTiBH A TRIBONE, , gLAcisjurn gnot C. H CHASE & CO. 'To buy your Just belo NE'W MANY STYLES OF GOODS our Customers CASH.ST G- -Of every needed ' Style just purehaa •I* low Price* and CALL AND 8EE,' January, 1w. aassRxa&j, KJSN [ Brick B But we do say Emphatically that we will sell At Ackley’s, At Ackley’s, At Ackley’s. Manafacturcrs o f Phstograpblc The Feeple’e Paper, waKtaiSE. aa the appropriatleu MOnianlly Urg, ,, u,e D. Sl'AUL E. & 11. T. ANTHONY de CO., On former prices. We do not merely say wp will not be undersoid, Go t •* DETAIL'S KXOIXE WORKS, 0.0- e.n™. o»US“iiK'X~u USTOMERS CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, high prieA Thue, bv thb couraeTnotting ntoMVwd, whUel imleh h wee Io be l<ut I At Prices so Low that our hx±." “"“u" SPECIAL TKLEGBAM8, RADICAL KD1TOBIAU?, N ASSET BSTOKTH. .STATE CORRESPONDENCE, NEWS S VMMA1UKA, INTtttESTIKO STORIES, CHOICE MUK'KLLAN Y, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. For the P PRINT’S FOR I GOOD BROWN 8U BOOTS AND SHO AR Kind Fonae.-ly ofIl.tlJ. Crwk. here —. x luecusrvu Sunr. on Hua I. GROCE in Blacksmithing, Have bought in New York. WMUty, Kvwy MUDAT.otWnysnr. �SHIPA’HOY! AKewThinjforHartings COST! JO. Z 15000 DOLLARS C HALL TOBACCO STORE AMD SEITR WATCHES. G8IA! Om MiUioa DolM Words TabalMwreHrt One Dollar E*ch! WrrBovr Ryitin to Valcx, »*•*■« for aaglgekarv«M yw BY A. H. ROWEN & CO. (Agantofcr *a maaatlmtarara.) Caii be Cured TOBACCO, CIGARS, ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM AND PIPES, OurtH the Not flirty Dayi SEELYE’B MEERSCHAM, Consisting of Liquid READY MADE CLOTHING I BENTS AND LADINS Laihcs Wool Shawls, braird pbyalcian rays -be »■ amaard al the great namber of brocSc.aJ InJicaitoea predated by one ef tbe.e (laalcra. Ha efirm. that bead, act. lacerod by one worn Jual t.luw the brraal boa.; that placed oyer tbe na»»l will core hyaRri.-a, a> well aa djacnlery, and alacUoaa if C(he aid See &r Yoinelws. Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. ani, Straw Goods, A T li A S t E UN P R ICE A C.oW Fibre plated napkin rian t,<)0» Callforalk dlamUd claXraato Udlrejrer.lry.......... .......I - vmi Place, pul er a piaster then and In two hour. th. pain an all goor, nor bare I fail it dan. Certainly the, are tb> beat application for tbe relief aad cor. of palea in tb.yeiaU and back, and for Tartere* or rolargad rriaa, 1 bare erer know a, and I Carea yMng^nd oW, use a LiriwsTM. HURRAH ESTABLISHMENT! . Weak Eyes Cauaed by Catarrhal affection*. Sense of Smell N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting dons as usual by Fairchilds. L. Buckley will continue as Salesman as heretofore. THE A6TIKGS DRUG &, BOOK STORE Established in 1851 By J.P. ROBERTS. WHOLESALE OB RETAIL. POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, PURE WINES, AND LIQUORS. HARNESS OIL AXLE GREASE Liquid Catarrh Eemedy. Millinery 1MO B totod iiit*biit.7.7.7.7777 1,000 Ms rilrer pUl’d tabla forks, H dos ijeMdh*jbdSiipmi... 'tsmrxssssBi!!*-. COMB AMD SEE HARDWABE STORE! PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! HOWARD ASSOCIATION, rnn.AiiEi.i-uu. i-a. CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Diaries for 1867. PEftFUMERIES, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING E TRACTS, AiC. COMPLETE MANDRAKE PILLS. A Subotitorto for Calomel. A Large Aiaortmenl o( Tbe abora are but few of tb. many CaUrrbal ■ymntoM. Write to oar laboratory for Mr ■here to procure tbe owdicioe. We are raaeiriag letter* from all perU ot tbe IASI! FOR HIDES, PELTS AND RAGS, H. A. GOODYEAR &. CO LET THE AFFLICTED READ ! 8SBm mE8 1 Atoraaeaoflke Urinary and Aexnal Kyw LJ lama-are* and ral abk iiwiaucl Ala. «he BRIDAL CIIAMBEIt. aa HMayef Waramg led luatruetlon. real in realrd nreelrpea. frre o charge. Addrew. Dr. J FKII.LI5 HOUG1FTOX Howard AwvCiMiop, Sa. T,South Sloth Street, l-hiladtlphla, Fa. are>«vl J Hardware Merchant, Choice Family GROCERIES! ALL MAY MAUUY HAPPILY, Imm-eelireel .ratth, age, or beealy: and tLo lore of Uw oppoai-.e aea can be gatoed by foilawing simple rwlca. Bead a directed eu.rlrpe and alaruj. to Marana l.VCILLE DEXARUk Stalion D. Sew Ynrk City (reaySyl AXD BETAJLKBS OF GERMAN PIRES, u. * k,.d, —11. IX 1. • Terms Cash. xIA-J-S, DAILS,' 1ETOS, BRIAR ROOT, CATARRH REMEDY CONSUMPTION Fine Coater Bcvor " $20 worth $30 Bl'k Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 Suite for Business, 12 ** 18 .Heavy Coat, “ l.atheV Muff ■' fur Collars ... English Merino, 0.75 yd wide 1,00 French " 1,00 worth 1,5q • “ 1,124 “ 1,75 Buffalo Robes 7,50 " 10,00 • *■ 12,00 “/IB,00 Lt-lics’Knit Hood ,75 “ 1,12 1,00' “ 1,75 •• Double nil wool Shawls ujfiO worth 5,50. BRACE & O’DWVER, GUTTA-PERCHA, ' ' CVy Point, Va., January M, i»*J. T. AUCDCK A Co.—Hating your noUcc In lb. I*u!xc Uurttr. I go. four of yowr I'uroua Haat.r* and placed them on the part. wbrra the pain. Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost. AUCTION PRICES SNUFF, AT COST Travlling Baskets HUNTERS~HEADQUARTERS! HARDWARE of all kinds, la generally kept op to tbe aaala of tbe pevpla and will be sold at T1X. COrPEtt. A 8B1XT IROX W*kl, Mad. fram lb. brat q.ality rfTta plalra. Ccpper.adBbreVlre. by Mp.rlaM.l wrekmen. Grand Sapid., Xwr. lat, 1M«. 1» Railroad Prices, Adding TraarperUUcn; sad eona'ata mainly of Iron, Nails, Stoves, Hera ia Ilia plate I. bay jvtt .Plaining & Matching MACHINE tuing n, brewing th. retdeare of Ito latoiliabl. Dan'l fcegrt tbe plaaa B0BBRT8 A RTBiKER'S OLD .«TaBD. Opjx.it. Barlow. Goadyaar A STOVlj PIPE, Graat. Don’t fail la gir. are a call before pur­ charing atoewhrec. Go to 0.1). SPAULDING’S .T. P. ROBERTS. isr^-vcr Slop Friend SAP PANS, SASH, DOOR And every thing elaa fashioned Sheet Ires. All sorts of Shelf Hardware. ROPE, CASH STORE! To buy your Goods, Just below the Gnaxn Rar11* CaxxutciaL Coliml Ryan want a thoruaguljualaeaa EdacaUon, go Gu»o Rarica Co«m«iciu Cotltct, The ebra^ret. beat, and moat tboroegb iMtitate Brick Block, Paaamaaby, Aceaaato, Tdagnphlag. and ee Farming Tools of all kinds, DAINTS. LASS, COMMERCIAL KNOWLEDGE, Of rrtry needed Kind and Style ja«t puaduwed for caah al -low Priced and selling at ***** AND WOODEN WARE. For the People! PRINTS FOR ISJ Cta. GOOD BROWN SUGAR 1S| Cta. DI8ULUT10N BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP Att Kindi of GROCERIES ROBERTS A STRIKER. JOUYEN'S KID GLOVE CLEANER Karasuaan II Vi^a. TAKE NOTICE. HARNESS k BUND MAXDFACTY fron SHOP. BASH,bOORB and BLUDK.PUX1XQ AMD MATCUlXd ORJOIXTIXQ E-SS55 �aCTgaftaag^S= kSU'STS =L“ svfvz. lecuun, to inepecl Ibe deed, <!eejto upon tl> char. actor aadeapeaeito totally. Th* reared rrt4.no. S-JEBSiSuStei. rat.d anA .JI. OL. II. I- U--* J »**« 1 Boaal kaowtodge.fth. aLore’f^-.i Of 8TRIK I mb now preearlag PwUfato, Sow, ■stings' Suirtst | DRY GOODS *' -“"■'■’’KTMar.SiiX. GLAD NEWS 360 Ii*T RATE Fanning Landa tor Mlf la lawn* P at Dore. HojAUa and Jtoatorrr, AUoffma county | arc rage price about |« per sera. BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, algo to uairenaDy dtoictalnated gmong the ma».' Although oar .yatra of^nclion. like all other human tyttenu. may not b. free from wr|. on. defwrta, reC I think we may juatly prid. onrMlrt. spun tbe tery liberal »l«wl adopted by ‘bn .ritfrei. m>d open tire M.are.1 ballet., oM m,*, brionging to the General Cornet are oecaaiofa when II to eertalt qneaUona of national policy, and uatloaal affaire, aboul.l net U or SiuM the EegUtotore tj Michl bled la three ha!b. great evaato tbe pa«w cf hiatory. In lb. midu » „t ^.cinr al tbe eurender of Lee. the OeneraMa-citirf oCiho rebel artnlre. tbe heart of lb. Ballon wa> auddealy flllrd with horror aad gnef by the aa aaariueuoa ol IhU truly pool and good man. Preudent Utuado, Juel m flw da; light of aaf.tr to the eonntry began tn break through lb. dark and atortuy ciouda that had euahrwid.d buwholr prorwua admir.Utreticn. Tbe surrender of all tbe re.alaingCoafcd.rel. three. fuHu.rd to rep. Id aaceaealoB with the capture and lmnriaoao«et of tbe maxer-aririt and areb-rebri jShnon De- I ““‘P*’ °f «be ria. .bolder.' grant rebellion before lire maleate cf free nrloeutM end the might of ear nhirlr lerfag retort ioh ■“I’tJ*. ‘t*r“‘‘"l««AeUntrere.-ey | BELL'S SI’Eanc FILLS THEY HA VE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AN1) BEST SELECTED STOCK OP SASbOOSf H. WRIGHT Agent, non sale- • STORE. ^*K^7jss«rAia oreil mm of I lie tUulli ka>. ® nr t_ -........... Groceries, CONSISTING IN PART OF Boots &< shoes, EW Hats Al cap?, O Y STEPS Bleached goods, Ladies’ dress goods, A WARM MEAL THE CABS ARE Fancy goods, AMI All MIST HAV^ COLD LUNCH Cassimeres, 9A' THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Havise bad Fifiren run nfotimr In • FIST •LASS HKSTACHAbT. I Lae. ao beaitaacy ia aylnglUt lean m«k« . * The Bet OYSTER KTEW in Buttog.. GOOD Ladies’ furs, ABAM ICHVPPAH. ml llultaO, Ad, . Ute IW. tuat.cn nr liojpAn itaeery cannot accept liiubo litivn with any degree of o nlratmeat. but be lejmlatton would ;educe the fttedmeu. ea e < Laae' to acaedlUva of acrRlcin. coni mint and b-hle.’ .awe, bat 1411a. if al ail. better than IheJ.Vl ry Oom which tbay bare been liberated. Aa lb. miMdlMi of Uwtr righto. It hi. Lcesa,s th, 411l. of the mcrall.orernmrnt lb prblaet tbelr warZ agaloal lbla ay.iem vt clan oppraarion. aud to £3ii& «.r .biri.irX^X^"Jte of Sala, to “pru.ideby 1. Meariu to a con««aUM,' paltv„ ,, •■p'exritre thV^m“d ,he pl«« «J manner of balding aucli cMvaaiiaa.*' 1 would reeotuKlf.’iK.Tflff.t*' U“ “ — ■»« Sew c. ramMS. j*t<* »r Pmkiu, /’•jjn Machine: Co ffe HEM, mt, TCCK, BRAID, GATIIHt. F*”? --------.. . .. . r »nw alem: Baalug Machmea, but call al th. Shoes BWl« ixoas, aad leal tbe Xriarirea Diuncutfc, betott purcJrea MACniNCS ALL WAKREXTED MllitMtwy er OOM.’,. : A ITOMHiBXT SHDiF U *. M. HILL, Agent, ; Wlhe Gwntieg.of Barry, EaU.n, Cui I . houo and Allegan. , IIS ~ —I .111 tbi-riigtiw. inecnlaii*' < bling um Hnuhcbe, Uiddn Moon at benlth .relr. th. appetite lad-, nl.. V*p*a«na aww demoing cwmmre-c*. ne~ W "•* Ibmploinl. «ba WLiicn, Prwlrp Hnatlnga City Ncw» Boom, and uwaoamwaai.aMBUcb I wdl rm tooa lay befcreyae ia ■ .nrciri EM,. »g». fvryour action, r MORE V.fttol.E 1UA.X cold: Bryans Life Pills. Boots Gloves and Rosie DOMESTIC X' *** accaartbCeeT. drnew nauitcala that tb» dlicvn>n<e.J traltota who BELL’S TOXIC PIIJ3. AnrtwaarciMaih. mend ESnttoux ever bro’t to this Mart, Groceries, k Eariulirea, though benefit 1> denred from k. <■<",>>> • —™ »:.u nertex* TireIt.turn Um ifircted ricij.trta, Stale Street, Baatiuga, Jlich. ipartxipatlonia .r^riitf >m. I w ,u ,i™,. of oQcia^ taaooarttrg to tbe I^girialnre. thro i» »reahu. th. nMptlon be Coogrew of tb. eonitltotioori amrndmret, f.rerre abalhhlag ud pmhlbltatintr alar.ty in Ibe United Hiatee ot Anienre/ The Lcgirinlureptnmptly.en th* Mme day, ratified the amendment, r.ur. being tbe »»re ood BiAte ia lb. Uafoa to do ao, IHlre*. baring r—r" ruiM, io eiai.t m y .Bai on tbeJat of February. On th. lath o? UWproper repreeentatlon at the band.work of ry.y.tt*y,5^,.Uw pn’,i8a »«"«• «r materUl wealth with which oar land l> blcwad-M al Ibriqanito number of Stale., and that II FAna Unlvenal Exhibition, to ba held In 1WT. <n had “beeatne r.!M, to all intent. B!14 pureiMre. orgcr -to aaare to thm'r rMfw.-t.ee tttatea the ad a. a i wt of th. Conttiiutiou of the Uniu-d SEKVEI) UP ia ercryatyto. vnat.gr. which ita prnnian. Store*. ■ Upon thia important event I lake oee. ' h acconlnnee with. Ibto rewlution. and in emn- .lea to eongratiitelajou. that our country ba. at A large uaortawnt of Family plieacewHh a roqneel from I ha brervt.rv of tort been ft.ml from Ih.t ineubo. upon Lor anlou 1 ,h» *b day of and proeperity oh.ch bad <o long bore , reproach A*guei lul, by nublie notice, eiterul arch iurttn- to a. am. og the nail, n., ea a fettered lanituti .a Ki “’WjfJi.ttiiJ'i. utterly at r.rtonee with Um- principle, of the D. elaraticn of l.d-pe.drere apua which oar Uo.- evnataaliyoa band. etmnrel aMcmwf tn be fnoreled. It to a matter Fcracrt tad oib.redo'ng bniinma in Harting, f.rejnd. and gladneu that the wetf.r al free Init.tulloaaean net er more print Hi. fmger ofaeore are repair in.iud InelanMr. SCUUITAK, al 10 tb. ril'nlel rer.ulilin ,<f Ila kd.ii ______ hla Quiet and Orderly Roema. where be U aiwaja ready to terra nj> uv, a, <ucg an nual j..ire, ca our- country', axial dar. t* it;, spirit of liberty end efiudity. W.mae'.ril be yeyya. that that anomaly is now remiml. are! wit! acwr woe* caT. the Uu.li of lu llle cheek Of Ibe inae Actatxsn ritlMa. In eccempllahing tin. nobl. retail. Michigan performed berjutl abate by the roleo of her iL> EXCHANGE BLOCK, KUdlrrilla. Bury Co. Mich. EATIM All 0TSTEI GROCEY Real Estate Agency, Tj«ni wtabe toned coaiiantly no hand Which can be hud by A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Calling at the Silk and Straw Bonnets, i- aev'to fc.Unf R. »»d, .in b» iD Dr. IIARVEYS FEMALE PILL Dr. I1ARVEVB GULDEN PILL HASTINGS FOR Fanncrc J Neighban, Everybody CAD. 4 EX AMI N OUR GO (S 1 AND PRICES, . And be CoHrincrd, of the EACT that *tart StUiny Goode CHEAPER ■ than ony other HtnUe in Htutinyi. Profoundly greatful to the People of Barry County, fur thair vary liberal patronage heretofore, we aak you again to 00me aad aea ua and we will give Jou a BARGAIN. ONE DOOR WEST OF II. A, GOODYEAR’S HARDWARE STORE, STATE STREET? 'ALL ARRANGEMENTSGrand Rnpidp42 Hatt Inge 8n>gi Line REPARING DONE TO ORDER. IAILOW, IBOITEAB a IMIT, HdmId*. K., n, IM. MAxmcTTKiso rarosw. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-01-30.pdf c4194d3fd9c92e82f0d7f843248a06c7 PDF Text Text si BO nsr ADVANO Slistings' guratss JJincttrj. y»ral aid 2BHartllantoas. ovrmi^fl^an•AMBfcdi»ff7 WANTED I Crus, alate that the embarkation of the trooje wa* rapidly proceeding, and that it would shortly be completed. Maxlhdlian still renmlna In tbe country, and hl* friend* have issued a new proclama­ tion summoning the people to rally around the Mexican throne. But the Liberal* are rapidly advancing toward tbo capital, which must *oon fall Into ) NEWS Mutilated Notes.-Under thl* head, an exchange ray*: “A mlrapprchenalon haa been entertained by acme of tho national bank* that they are not oblig­ ed to redeem mutilated nolce except at a discount. The bnnku are bound to re­ deem tholr notes at par, both nt their own counter* and m their redeeming agenda*-"_____ _________ I^USSKU. A NEVINS, id Claihlag. EUWC PIL astel 8t*cr on BIMa BItmI, yyM.M.HAVFORD, The Lady’* FrUad. FOR tr ..IDA BY, I-*’. A Slrel Eogratlng of tooeujw l*Urwt *»A •*■ I. O. of G. T. Tb* r»r«t» m*«tinia *f WILD FLOWER cw4.Bg beiBiy. rallrf -Tb* tUifcr Jfo.’’* LODGE. No. 4 1, ar* l.»I.I Mender earning of rack bxig* Brom ia Goodytar Block, Haatiae^Mic R. N. RICE. Q*a*lltap«nat*ed«at. , ,.J (.ithiully | Ti W To Exchange a good pair Businsss Honss, Hav-ks, Wagon, and Bob Blhghs, all in V. Braity’a Ulebrits4 Pateit GROCERYSTORE. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE HTIXUi SKIRT. Tbe Woedrrfu! FhalMW* tad great wafer! first rate condition, for NEW M1LCHS COWS, OLD MILONS COWS. OR COWS THAT NEVER WERE MILKED. GREEN BACKS or GRAY BACKS, would not be reftised I OUR STARCH GLOSS 1* th* only Article wd by Tun Cua» Horn*. UvaMUe*. *»» Teomra Also I want about one Hun­ dred of my good Customers to remember that I, my folk* and Uor*«e have to cat, Grvcii thick* will make It complete. My books are at the old stand ; Odell and Fuller will take what’s due and no xnorb. CHANCERY ORDER. OVATE OF MICHIGAN-—AfaUA Jtdu'M Or­ O Soil paadtegfa ibaQr*t Um C*wrt Haw** la Hartiao*, iaaa>4aasaiy, tb* IwcMUi A*/ of Jaanary A. U. IWC. JforRXZhy. Oat,'. LA^y. GUARDIAN SALE. ,h Tbo Friend* of Sunday School, will o *ir*n m n» ircatmfoi1 incut Ln HaaUng*, on tho Mh day of FeboMcr. c>r*.r Of 81*1* *ati lw Ror Thom-w Wright.Stato *_r*l ' — 1 Superintendent will nddroo the friend* ;tX. of School'*. A too, Rev. Janus* Ballard na.. I- a....Il * ! onl' other*. -£wa. Offle. I- R»* ( Mr c R (J#7ni b Tmrej,ln;. Ule JDII.X KU1IEBT8, J. \f appracUtB. Th* alotin ar* excr!lr*L "OppoaitM," by Maa Wa'.r, sad “A Fat Wan CMM." Don tbcGrmaa. by Frdec* A, Shaw, will bir»ct ipjeUl ittcallas. Mlw. I'ccndly eentrib- ibditml EbUW ib* 'lrv»n», wllblU fl -.r U..HBB.I •Wadhwa. «.n HiraiwUp,, .'“I <■*>;! foa la ywuag a, ir,i'i;r^ ,or»i ra*i*g*.. NO. 40 HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30, 1867. VOL. II. I'u-iz^'.nsK’^s'iUL NOTICE. ------------------------------—---——-- ] County Countv of of Barry Born* prcparitory nrcparctory to to CouvenCoaven/-- । tlon. ___ _ ___ TnE criunCH Atn SOCIETY, Will Gnu* tad RISC*. Clothe*' fTrngr". Mated*________ meet thl* [TuMday] evening nt thor*.ro»i। dense of Wm. Barlow, Eaq. The pub- oiu tudl Organa, Apple too'a Cychrpwdla, Ac. A beautiful Suet Emgniriug. £4 iacb'B loii* by 3" „ . । I lie ar.« eardlafly Invitnl. inchta wide, called “One of LH»*e Happy Hour*.** aebacriTnc (1. T. Social will meet on Friday will be teal gratia to rrtry tingle ber, and 10 rrcry f rraoo eroding • dub. Sprcirvcnlng, at the residence of J. W. Btcbblna, E* |. Tho objectof the Social Is to raise fund* for the purpose of fitting up their New Hall, and It is hoped it may ba generally attended.. sIHog »a Bread-| Circuit C iubt.—Th? January term of < ur Cl.-cult Court la now Id arnalon.— Hon. Lou * Dovell pnaldlng. There In egu The glory of medicines Is the en­ not much l>u<ilnea* before II of general dowing the human form with the beat Interest. *o far a* we axe advised. bodily health, for then the poet la in­ "* " Has Accefte:'. Wo are plea*ed to spired with LrllUint thought; die on. - । announce that the Her. Mr. Mcaamcr. tor with rfrw idi-aa and word* of fire 1 ,<r Ynrk. Its* a-ccnted the Until - thoa*o!dlcr with indomitable court.go; man* call of the Prc*bytcrfcn Church in tlio inventor with bright conception*; thia Vlliago, to become the Paator then - the merchant with buxine** tact, activi­ oL Mr. Metamer la an able, elcquent, ty and power; tho mechanic with aner­ mid cfllcent man, end will do for th.'* thia people a valuable work we have uo- ILK imxSoiD! Life. I’ills, fin: mxion. • 11. COUK. John uicnvin. QVABTUU-r Meeting.—The Quarter­ ly meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Chur.h, waa held on Sunday last, the Rev. Mr. Morgan of Grand Rapid* oflld-. nt! ng. In plate of the Fnridlng Elder ncce»aarlly ab-ent on account of alclcncealn hi* family. ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. 3ft D«p. U«gi*Ur. KaYIfa^ IMaiel <MU----------T>KOBATZ ORDER.-titaHof «iabte»,Ca* ■T •ftt*l’r*b* CUANCEIt* SALE. ADMISHHIATORS SALE ATTACHMENT NOTICE. THE Circuit Caart for tb* Ccwaly of tkrfy, slcian with rapturous sound*; the d!«splrited became hopefUl; the dc*paring hrppy. Suebi* the arJmallo end re­ mitted useful now of Bryan** Life 1’111*. ■ara oid adage haa proved true In the cnee of Bat Chrmfcai Soierahu, being alwaya JuU weight and perfect pood*. Under lhe above Cognomen tho Barry KcCOSMXL VAILE. County Piowr ba* been rc-urccUd, by It. W. Young. It appear* n*a*lx colly (Wj acra*. tewrdlag I* tb* U»it*4 Hulu Uarumc abcct, neatly printed, and though WawM RwpcrtfBlly »oa*one* to lb* Ciliwaa af ’V‘ A. WRIGHT. profo'acdly "Sub-ervient to no party or IliarH'T' M.a »iirroai>41ng ccuBlry Ibtl they hare CSrnU G«rt Owuwamm*.-, cUqau" l» decidedly "Cupary" ln ,ts < y*aed * Frtah flock of la and of Barry CbaaW. Mirblraa. GHOCERXSB. tt W. Mims, MuipUlaaato SoGotor. t<«ir, and bids fair to be an organ which tho Democracy of tho County may not htriiaic to endow. ___ 4 GROCERS, Tnn Heading Circle.—At tho an­ nual xmetlngofthe Harting* Reading Circle', held nt tho rcaldcnoo of Daniel Striker lutti.,«n I be 25 th ln*t, the fol-\ lowing officeis were duly elected for the cn.-ulug year. For President, Rev. J. W. Bancroft, Sect, 4 Treasurer Mb. L. Wightman. *‘ 26 PER CENT OFF! NEW GOODS J>HILLIP8 k JJENTLEY’S. jysss.. If you want good bargains, go to MENIS— InstlngB Stage Line ATTACHMENT NOTICE PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S AND IF Vdo DON’T REE WlffTTOU WANT ASK /OR IT! Ground Pulstxb.—Geo., H. White & Co., of Grand Rapid*. erenow selling £■00118PlAWHi their Mill. fort 1,60 ir ton. All ini trailed. and what lltrnwt is not, Will do well to make a note ?f this fact_ We keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Tbe time within which tho bill e»LabCloths, Ibhlng negro suffrage in the Territories • Crock’y Sf Glassware GUARDIAN SALL ATTACIIMBHT NOTICE. ! GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, that it haa hl* approval, but It ha* be­ come a law. in r.crordsnee with provis. "f" ft?* DBW*|fo*.«W.J«M. forw �BUY CHEAP AND SAVE MONEY. Great Reduction IN PRICES ALLCOCK’S POBOVS PLASTERS.—A Mbbratod pbysleUn uy» “b* aMud al lbs great c.-ter b...4«i.l iadic^t. prodacd byoM.ftb.M plaat.re. U« affirms th.t b.a-lKb* It enrrd by otn warn Jail brl»w th. lirrss! bow) that aar plurd o»»r tbe asvalwill curt liT.KriM, a> wail m dysrntery. »»■* «««••■<«» ®f the Until." CL'ldtO* VARICOSETK1XA At the New Brick Block, one Door East of the Old Stand. 15000 D AT c Dimi tie Bei Consisting of READY CLOT Ladice Hb Hoods, Nub We arc now receiving direct from Manfacturers and Auction Houses in NEW YORK, A VERY LARGE AND FINE STOCK Comprising all tbe different varieties of $49000.42 Ct. IW STAPLE AND FANCY MU33 278,00 4581.13 6101,04 275,00 BIOSES 278,00 KM,30 EM.02 31849,01 8137,41 lb. itspla tonic and allcrulir* *T r»o than hair Um CbritUaa «a«U. Are fatly Mt forth In lu pagrs, which yn alra iatenpanad wtth'ralsabta r«ei|wM, huanaraut antedate*, and other InilracU». and unasltg reading matur. uriglaal and Mlcriad. Anong lb* Annuls appear with tb. opening of Iks year. Ibi. wilt ba an. of Ike moat awfal.aadtuy be Lad for the a.klagSend for coplea to lb* C.uUal Itanofocterr, al Piliabargh. Fa., or to th* neaiaaLRgral for HOM- _ $43000,42 “ 28 balance from old acct. $7167,41 1 On motion of Mr. Bugbce tho rejxirt . of tbe committee was acc-'i,'v' ■"<• ’ adouted. and tbe oomitditee dfititarfed. I । Mr. F.lUott mowed thattho neeount of । Isaac Hr ntuh of two doILitp and twenty-flre cant* be allowed. Motion prcsnllcd. Mr. Town oflbrt-tl tbe following: fictolvid By the IL a d of Hope, visors of Birrv County, that the Coen tv Treaaurrr la heroby authorised and liwtructcd , to pay oat or money naw on hand, five thousand dollan. In payment of tho । Barry County War Douds, due on tho i 1st day of March A. D. 1B74, provided ■ the Baud holders will accept payment on the same. Mr. Elliott moved that tho resolution be accepted and adopted. Motion prevailed. On motion the Hoard adjourned until seven o’clock P. M. J. M. Cadwaixjldeb, Clark. Evening Hera!on, 7 u'ohek P. M. GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES. CUFFS, and Ma regardless of co Ccse anil Sse Good Black Ove worth $10 A Cfruchula Be wbrth $18. Find Custer Ba worth $30 BITc Cloth Suit Suite for Busine Heavy Coat, Ladies' Muff “ fur Collar English Merino, French “ Buffalo Robos Ladies' Knit Iloo Double al 3,00 worth Terms M udge , W. T. Dnbcr. Taliag la­ E. FlAMLant. Custa&a 3.r,vmm.21.*0 B. R. Cos. MoUral S*r<icr«, 4,00 Carpets, Druggets, Oil Cloths, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Wall Paper, Crockcry &c. Our Assortment is full and complete, and as our Goods were purchased during the rcccntMlcciine in the Eastern Markets, We feel warranted saying that w CAN AND WILL SELL THEM EATS, CA ■inter? as« AT EASTER TNETROIT Daily i JJ stonily on hand HASTINGS CIT one door cast of II. ASH FOB II I RAGS, , C ^tultag*. July «• '<* At Prices so Low that our Go CUSTOMERS CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT 3KF3 On former prices. 4£."flsSK,w,w D. btriitrr, Rrpaire on Co«n Uonw. B. Wright. Cfreaii Court ■ C««imU.li?n.r fora, We do not merely say we will not be undersold, 1SLS4 tfiO «.M rruje CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE Hut we do say Emphatically that we will sell MANY STYLES OF GOODS To our Customers On motion the Hoard aiHourncd until to-morrow at the boar of 8 o'clock A, ’• ».£ DISO1.UTION to uyouniineut, »v wuU by the Chair. CASH To buy y Just b Brick Of •»ery ne Sty I* just pt a* low Pric •RBRT B For th PRINTS OOOD BROW BOOTS AMD F—u. All P.OUi KID (KEG. GROC �SHIP A’HOI! ANew Thing forHartings waits, ji JO. J. o ItALL AND SHVED G8JAT JICITXIHI1! iOOD NEWS AT LAST Gm JViWm DaM r*r<A TotoE-ep^.; 15000 DOLLARS On® Dollar Each! TOBACCO STORE ENGINE WORKS. CO*. MMUUI,l»D TUtOD BT»., ZANESVILLE, - - - _ Witmoct Rkoamd to Vauj*, » be Paid hr uaypmtaww what yea ere to Berik lUda 8toto Street, where be will receive Cuatamerowitb lha poBtortaltoattoa. ’ Favara, Ibb la tlx pl^ to bay year Can be Cured BT A. H. BOWEN A CO., (Ageuta for lb. manufacturer. > o. 30 Beekman Street, Xow York. FBwd th. following LklofArticlm fob. ' SuwWatebM... .|100 to IM TOBACCO, OHIO former eatoMir. tocUUM. »• ere now to rain gout a large naw ber AT COST OGARS, ERADICATED FROM TBE SYSTEM AUCTION PRICES SNUFF, Thia Large Rudert AND PIPES, Diriu the Heit Thirty Days of every kind and variety. Consisting of MEERSCHAM, READY MADE Liquid CLOTHING I CATARRH REMEDY CVTTA.FBBCQA, BRIAR ROOT, GERMAN PIPES, and all kind, nasally kepi to a FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. Ladies Wool Skalds, COME AMD SEE Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs e^O.) Fair rral. .I.e.e Luilon 4, »-> Pair Gul.ro alert, battoui 5. Vh) CBIIhrala .l.am-o.l dart. (MOM thfaiW.., rrac.b. A hmqamBSK XfiTSfa 1,1100 Plain an* etaaard gGjd Ha >»AtoSM*U aadaignat ring*.. CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost. Ch and Sse fw Ymlva Good Blank Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 lA Cliuchuk Dever “ $12 worth $18. Fino Caster Borer " $20 worth $30 w.. Bit Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 ;»*»r'«•»«•(*2-4., rroa, . _ — . , , . . I lr«h lumber nar d>*. Hot Suite for Business, 12 18 llcayy Coat. 5 “ 8 L-blkd' MufT 3 “ 5 “ fur Collars 3 " 4,50 English Merino, 0.75 yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth 1,5()­ .. .. j 12j. - Buffalo Robes Before you Buy at any other Place. Cum. ycunc aad Come abort and I r;.:Tbto Stock moat n- •iso a utischvi. UUHIMH ESTABLISHMENT 1 N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done as usual by Fairchilds. THE A STINGS Bad Breath Caaaa by oTeoalve MereiloM. Weak Eyes Canted by Catarrhal affrttloni Sense of Smell DRUG & BOOK STOKE L. Buckley will continue as Salesman as heretofore. Established in 185L By J. P. MOBEHTS. WHOLESALE OH RETAIL. More and Better 10,00 1G.00 1.12 Ladies'Knit Hood ,75 “ “ 1,00 “ Double all wool Shawls 3,50 worth 5,50. & O O £> 8 Throat Affection* mor. frrqurnlly than olb*r»'.«« ea.rod • thick, alimy me«ra», ton lag from lb. brad, especially daring U>. u Ighl, and rra.lungfroai Catarrh Terms Cash. . For th. Mme 'money tbaa any other Flore lb Towe. eeubilng of ail th. * POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICAlA, PAINTS, OILS, PURE WINES, AND LIQUORS, HARNESS OIL, AXLEGREASE BY THE BOX. Liquid Catarrh Bemedy. Hardware Merchant, 34 M«nr»e Street, > Gr>*d Kaglda, 1. now roe.I.in g a la^. and veil adeered .lock of HARDWABE STORE! SHELF A HEAvf HARDWARE. Choice Family GROCERIES! Beyara vantla* Ant cbm ronda aro roapMtfuUy 'Transas tsiirarts 38im 1SSEB PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! 1EIATS, (DAT0fl iFW>3, Military and Straw Good*, AT EASTERN PRICES. HARDWARE Diaries for 1867. a generally kept up to lb. waata of lb. people. Tb. I*dU. *11 find ear Fleck .f PERFUMERIES, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ TRACTS, &C. COMPLETE. feT.O IT Dally & Weakly Fnper* conBtontly on hand and ■forsal.t ut the HASTINGS CITY NEWS ROOM, ne door cost of II. A. Goodyear1. nugatf J A Large Aeaorlmenl of • Travlling Baskets HUNTERS HEADQUARTERS t Here to tbe plae. to bay year ASH FOR HIDES, PELTS AND wm ruu by Mr. Uardnly. Uairria A Snack. RAGS, tVWe tolly narrant oaT^gtonaad m^iuill. 1.. b. mad. ul hnt-eI*M m.l.*rtol; *vrkmaa.hip ■ho MUI*, and to *•* Irom «,0U0 to 10,000 Cat* p*r dar.imy Ito Iceuta.) Ordri. •..Iic.tod- lljwnpGt. tirenlara aaul to all currropo.dci.n. Addnwa. ni'vitl's vvrrivr u-nnva of all kiuds, and will be. sold at 0. D. SPAULDING’S Adding Tranrportallon; and eeua'rta mainly af Iron, Nails, Stoves, TIB WARE of ALU KlXDS. of Ma o« ■annfaetare, and Warras ted Good. And everything el*e SAP P.Asi, faahioned from Sheet Ires. AU Mrts ef Stop Friend! PJSW CASH STORE! IT you WAWT -TO «av« mtumbt! Ifyoa waul a thorough Duaiaana XdecaUekr G&axp Ramm Cosmkbciai. Coll to*, a a! r‘infTuiT*,**<BUM> ‘boroMb,M*i>uh Brick Block. JabaD, Paik.Cmrfneutl, Ohio; Fuller. Finch A Faner,.ttaieace. III.; Uu/nliMU 4 Vartkhaaek, Chicago, 111.; Dwaat Bare. A Co.,Sw York; D. Hums A Co.. BuCHo. X. Y.; Ferrand, KM' yi?U2r^W.WS5jfrK: Of every needed Kind and Sts le juel purelikaed fur cwb low Price. Mid idling at Shelf Hardware, ROPE, Gbavd Ramm Comxxbcial Ctn.ua*. AIVERTIREH & TRIBUNE, U.I *. A. Itobiaw. A (to, Uqfrrilfo.Ky.I Bto- Farming Tools of all kinds, bAdfta, COMMERCIAL KNOWLEDGE, rarflohd fur Circular* and CoIlog* tttraaey. AND WOODEN WARE. Grand Mnplde, Midi. Xor. UthJMO. baaat aaaaawe 7K>MB A YAYLuE T! ■ For the People! PRINTS FOB I2| Cu. GOOD BROWN SUGAR !•* Cu. TAKE NOTICE. A^^^isisfaesriX:. BOOTS AMD SHOES, CHEAT a. ih.v were etol«n from my Ofice on tbe nlgUl All Kinde of J*'f.u‘ >5 r* auvUvfald ">*«ror. oRJUD .» frlUKJ; Umc rf Z “n-rat ...d^abbT the .X. On. Acttrlcnn, EngUdi J GROCERIES W.KKtT, iimiur,...,. PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILDREN. Railroad Prices, BibyB hub, Go to To buy your Goods, Just below the .ughioro, fte fitonl Improved Fartor fltovt" A full anpply of Aral claaa itorra (Albany caaltnga), ageaaral aaaortaMatof . TIB, COPl-bB, A SB EXT max WABE, Uad. from tb. brot quality of Tin platoa. Cop- CHEAP A8 THE CHEAPEST. HARNESS SHOP. MACHINE SASH, DOOR k BIOT) rsE-rri.— uMAKCFACTY EggtesSS �GREAT F. D. Ackley, DRUGGIST AGROCEK Chills and Fever, "A BOA. TO Rwulatb Tin Tnrtux or CBCTAIX CDUhmo.-* u enact- sEassrtsSB G«wal) Iteldtog wy -Vll office to which behM been sp;<ointrd by and SENATORIAL. with U* advioe and consent of Um Sen. Daring the present month tho followi lax true and tried men, have been elsci• sdto Um Bowteof Um United fitatsa for , six years from Um Uhof March next . Hon. Lymsa Trumbal, of BIlMote. ► “ Ro ods Ocmklln, of New York. ' “ O. P. Morton, of Indiana. from New Jersey, Hon. F. T. Frvyllnghuyaen to fill the unexpired time of the late Senator Wm. Wright, and Major E. G. Ucw of Kan'<ae, to fill the unexpirod term of the late Kemtor Lace. 1867 DRV GOODS £ AGUE THEY HA YE JUST RECEIVED At Ackley’* At Ackley’* At Ackley’* DRY GOODS Cheap as the cheapest for Cash or Beady-Pay I DELL’S RPECjriC BED EDI El Are wwmrtrt is M nsrs. hr Ike Faeete ssi RST RATE Fanalag Lud. for -It la lawn. 1'mM.nt Can sf all rtaeas— artoag fraa> aal» •t Dmt, B.pki.a ud Htoimj, Alkfu .1™—- sr YOCTUFVI. IBDlScKkTIUR. eoealy ; average ptlae abort U Samlual isaa. Klri-Uy teri-Un., and »—.0.1 U—! (terttel. 1-fcyateat 5«r»n. DaWny. „.ro" “■ “ “k’VIUW* Iu,po<-I«. UW, Drxnat t-i-aj-. Av.. Ac. .Is Chaws sf l»»rt »a*re«eawty. I "dP ROVED FARM FOR 8AIX-r 1«> arrtt,no. Tkcv -n to nwd ■ ill oat AetvcUoa and narrr foil aril, from NnMUtlR.. ItOaana taptavrd ; guod THE LARGEST AND BEST Beal Estate Agency, Dysentery, Periodical Headache,' Dumb Ague. DELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS. Prie. «.»t»elUrpernox;at Kis fur Fit. IWI.ra; tlao I-.-r. Box-?aaalx/tdag F«r F«aH, Irk, Tb—• IMIars. SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS EATIll ADD OYSTER H. WEIGHT Agent TOR SALE— Groceries, Wm. Sfoonir BELL’S TONIC PILIS. A—■n.-MfodM'te —tESvrt Inna, Kris. Miter nsd lavlx—niiss lirwirtv hi ike n—Id. A IWksg*. **”«« f1” IhdUn, a 01 late a — ud u g*a»ra!1y aafoeimL & Co., Naahvillc, Tenn. HOLBROOK, la vitnmaesMS sf tohihlj and Iw-palra— BELL'S EXTERNAL REMEHY. Mtnle Mrvet, Hostings, Sick. .WBOVED FAIlM FOB SALE. CONSISTING IN PART OF Tb» Hob—nb.r hx.I.g tpx?d no pal.. In nil. For Sale by all Druggists. EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville. Barry Co. Mich. GROCEY STORE. ever bro’t to this Mart, At Cost! Diarrhea, P BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, 1867 Sbistiags’ ljusinr vwyebaap. D. WBtWUT. IpOR KALE-. • X eea. A, la tee ton afMar- GLAD NEWS ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC.. ETC., ETC, ETC., ETC, RUSSELL & NEVINS U givM Bteu>gtk te iae Orgsav.will, lha fiUa. ill tester* Ito- la Ikelr navw.xl eaadft-a. A FuspUri st Ito pasta. <* Km— <( 1 aaik. rdjrtu a Lactsr* aM Caatlae 1a yasag a—a. raltr.v, Tea vesta rr^ulml layaj iwaiaga. Boots &. shoes, RUSSELL & NEVINS Keep the best BOOTS and SHOES in town. Hats & caps, RUSSELL & NEVINS Challenge the "City” on TEAS zj <J 'OB SALE Ladies’ dress goods, THE CARS ARE Fancy goods, MORE VALt'ABLg HIAN doLD! A WARM MEAL AMD ALL MOST HAVE Cassimeres, RUSSELL & N^VlMS U^on’t be undersold when CASH is offered! j^XJWO Bleached goods, OY STERS MRVKD UP la aaary atyia. RUSSELL & NEVINS Have a fine Stock of Croceebt And Glasa-wabb for sale Cheap 1 to, and rejected by tbe Senate du.itu: Buch >o aten. and a like 11 t of nil the of­ fices to which nmnln. tloa* shad have bc.'n made und do* <.v>nflrmed and filled at »:wb wMSfoo, provulad that the I*re ld'lileha’l bare power to make mid d«, liver after tbe adjournment of the Sen­ ate, com'ni-aiont for nil office. ■ wboe *ppo'.ntui*Mi eh-ill have Loen advised •nd cvnaeBtol »o by Um t'SIWtft fire. L And be <i further ttr-aeird. never the Prctedcnt shad, without iho advice aud Ax-n eut of tho Senate, dt-ignate ar.bu.ias « enipUy anv pexwon tn perftoin the dutfo* al any •flke, be ahall forthwUh notify the Svsalary of the iTe-teury tturooftaod it shall l>o Um duty of Um Sect ataxy of the Congestive Chills, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, 'Groceries, ■hall be pemhhed by a fine not exceed­ ing *10,wO, or by Impriaonmont not ex­ ceeding five yeirv, or both, a di punLhments in the diecratlau of the courts. SBC. 7. And be it .further enacted. That It shall be Uie duty of the b«mtary of the f-anite, at the clcee of each S— Jon thereof, to deliver to tbe becrevtvry of the Treasury, and to ea.h of hla a«>i»tanto, and to each of the Auditors, sn i to each of tho ControUcas In the Treavury, and to the Treasurer, and to the UegiStcr of the Tn-_."ury. a full and complete lid. duly crtlUsd, of all the Remittent Fever, 8B&S Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery. A la’rg* —.ortmtal of Family ad to extend the term of any offies thl darrt'on of which la limltei by tew. “S»c. A* And te U f-jrthrr enacted, that if s«y pro shall, contrary to the provblona of th a act, accept any ap­ point rocs l to. or employment in any of­ fice. or -h-tH hold or exercise, or attempt to hold or ewrciae, cr attempt to hold or exercise, any such office or employment, ho shtll be deemed and is hereby declar­ ed guilty of a misdemeanor. and upon trial an 1 oonvicliou thereof he shall be punl <be 1 Uierefor by a 0ae rwl rxcaedIng $10,000, or by in.priai.DO.Mit not excoedluc five yiars, or both said punlaiimentsln the dncieLon al the Court. fine. 0. And br U Jvrt.\rr enacted, That every removal, appointment, oy employment mr.dc.had or ex.reised cou. trafytothe provisions of tb.is rut, and tomskinx, atenlng, sealing, •ounU-ral-nlng or is mi ng or any couiuifaadan <u tadter of auUiorite, for in r.spe< t to any wtieh appointme nt or amplopnent, shall bo deemed and are hereby dectered mis­ demeanors, and upon trial and cunrlc- Intermittent Fever, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. on by tho Senate and aueb peraon so ikw Irr. .unI. shall take oallt and give the bonds tounlrod by law, to bo Uxen and given by tho person duly appointed to fill aueh office: nnd in such o»« it shall beyhc duly of the ITcsldcnt, within SO da's afiet Ute Grat day of tu b mvellng of the Senate, to rcixMt to the Hcnaksuch sue: cusions, w.th the evidence and reasons ftx his action in tbe case, and tbe name nf Ute person so dceignaled to per­ form tho du lice at erch office. And if the Senate sh di concur in su b suspen­ sion, and rdvlae and mnaent to tho re­ moval of such officer, they shall so cerUfy lo thf I’re-ldcnt, who may lUcreujv on remove such officer, and by and with the advice and consent of tbe Senate aj>ptint another pemta to such riflloo. But If Uie senito »ba3 refta e io concur tn such rdaponsion, such officer • o su p tid­ ed alnill for.bwlth resume Ute funciions Of hit office, and tbe jtowers of the per­ son 'o per.o. ini ng Ha duUca In hb stead shall icieo, and the official sal try and emniumanla of such officer .hall during such snsicnsiun Ixtlong to the peiaoo performing tho duties thereof, and not to tbe officer so sus!«nded. Proctded, howev.'r that the Pre tidedi in case lie Shill become satisfied th t such suspen­ sion was made on in-ufficicnt grounds, shall be authorised at any time before reporting sui h MMpemlou io the Bcnste. as above provldod, to revoke such sus­ pension and reinstate such officer in the performance at Uta dultea o>* bis office. “Fnc. X And be U further matted, that tbe I’rvridont shall have power to fill all vacancies whl^h may happen duAnc tbe M».> td Cite Senate by reason sf death or ro-lgnaUon. by granting commissions which »hall ex litre «t the end of their next aossion the.teller: and i,— .—.i —4.*. -.i Bilious Fever, Drugs and Medicinefl, Drugs and Madicinei, Drugs and Medicines, M PCRirr TDK Rifton. . Ladies’ furs, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE Hating had FTfl—• y— npar<—— I. a FIST CLAHMfaWTAUBASY, 1 Sara io hdUut; la Glovefe and Hosiery. Da I Io u ’ s Bryans Life Pills, . ADAM SCNOPPAN. Ha.H.g^ jU» . »Otb. IM*.____________ a> rl DOMESTIC Sewing Machines, r Boots SHUTTLE STITCH ^Spices, &.c, &.c. HEM, FELL, TUCK, BRAID, GATHER. Z?A^lMl WUMaJr-lapaw. A a«iw foiH.g trn-dy win w fc-ad la Ac, Dr. HARVEV8-FEMALE PILLS. Dssetiroa* to whataaJam —r toll yea abort Hawing Mactitom, bnl call al lb« Shoes Hastings City Newt Boom, and Basie axeaa. For Sale by all principal Deal­ ers aud at Wholesale only by BALLOU BROTHERS, Land for Sale -tixfoclory OTM-to. Y >• M. HILL, Agent, For the Q>untiea of Barry, Eaton, Cal­ houn and Allegan. Which can be had by U*r—aanumlr xa.l 110 rem. pl.'M of tMv Htcsay I. „rr b—H. for ib- .. *fc*7 “• »*pwea»rd le <to ’ Bold to toxas, eex-tairt^dxlyriUs. PHea«l Dr. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Silk and Straw Bonnets. Calling at the ^ASTINGS PI— rrtnember lb. nlarr, eni door —at cf H A Oetor—r A Go's Bardwa— atora. eonur e Hial. and Jvtf—s ate. H-U.gj Mkh. oeet Eii eT^Tln r rMe* ut loaf atondisr.vPrica Five UsUara par Dex. i fr.lr“' Vlrn*'*r with (M Aorta. ss±«.,3i£;r“-—*• Pbotegraphlc. E. A IL T. ANTHONY S Manifacfcrcn CO.. s f Photogripblc sa-sitaxatr, Jr™. *yJMn»S Nrtlr^ Adri-r F«ra.n. H.lshbon, Everybody I wish to sell 80 ACRES of Timbered Land, lying three miles east of Hastings, ioi acres sowed to wheat, three more chopped. For particulars in­ quire of ELAM CROOK,. residing near Poor Farm. SALE. CALL 1EIA MIN OUN GO CS ■W U AND PE1CES, M, PACT OMriMtrJ, t>f b-rvsuoa.ss —4jUrfS7nK><^. by Dr.JAJtXSlRTAR, » lUl wart Sfl/uif Good, CHEAPER any cUer Htnua to Hattiayt. GOODYEAR’S HARDWARE Profoundly gnatfol to the People of C. 11 CHASE & CO. Berry County, for their .very literal •ssssK'iss-is.zraiVi STORE, STATE STREET. * h •*X W. Jg.te*. m. Tsw i, aertkl w S *• Xs.1^ *• ♦» ““rth • ■—t youagslnto com* and sea ” •sand we will giro yoo a BARGAIN. IA8L0W, tOODHAl A HAST. K-X-X*. Msv. n. ISM. Tlwier. rtl rslsaH. Unha.»»4 ^11 b. » rn-oosUv tern-, bspnr. for fs»«wv p . ialtiag Fkjafctea. ‘ dway, tew T.t1 ONE DOOR WEST OF 11. A, RE PARING DONE TO ORDER. JJABTIIQB ntWHR *t - Crtw-arRtete A Ct Blacksmithing, -Sees Ae- IltMua Siioaiao. Cwaiaoe laovtsa amd Gumi Joaittaa, Ac., Ac. .B. I. 8HXLP0M, a. jr. A4MIN neJvv oven omoi' ovxa L-un’ 11* M«io 8= BEST »• BAKEBS . O VUAKTUD. J?'-. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-02-06.pdf 57aa19c717f440600b5e9466e1d7acd2 PDF Text Text Fever, ver, mt Fever, Fever, s Chills, NO. 41 HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6, 1867. jblisings' ijiuhttu ginttory.. ypfal an! jB&Hlatum. W"No Vottko OP WwiTE Rehbls until Colored Loyalists are allowed to vote at the same Polla. OFFICIAL FAPKR of BARRY count.* m. The glory of medicines, la the en­ dowing the human form with (he beet bodily health, for then the poet la in­ spired with brilliant thought; the ora­ tor with new ideas and words of fire I the soldier with indomitable courage ; the inventor with bright conceptions ; the merchant with business tact, activi­ ty and power; the mechanic with ener­ gy; the author with aklQ In the use of iotigmtgc which captivates; the ringer with a sweet melodious voice; the mu­ sician with rapturous sounds; the dls■plrited become hopeful; the Coopering Laduh RtToarronr.—The February Happy. Such Is the estimable and ad­ number of this popular magazine comes mitted usefulness of Bryan’s Lift Pills. to ua In fine trim. It U a first class monthly, replete with pure unadultratod literature and every young lady should have It. Each number lllnsUatcd by two original steel engravings. Published by Poo A Bitchcoak Cln- Headache,! Aitoeary st Ijw A Solicitor In Cbsnnarv, will ■ ttond ymmyitvto aay ba»ia<«v rntruilwd'to bin oo. Particular altonton pUd to lhe MUretlon ofSoldlsrs* Hain, afl>a:k par, bounty. pcauM. At. ('■,nv-ranclng dene with divpakh and on ineroable torma, llaaliaga, Mkb. vaaim ruruii. Morning Kx......... . ............ Bay Lxprean,,...................... X11 b t^ vujji sasvwakB. i!I Druggist*. JNBR fic Co., ~ tshville, Tenn. J A. HOLBROOK, Tnaow rr to the Dooa.—If every hom-ewlfcwlU throw her cheap worth­ lees kinds of £Ulcr*tus and Socio to the dogs, and use only the Bat Chemical Saicruitn, there will not to so much yellow, heavy bread and biscuit to be seen, and consequently not ao many dyspeptic, al liugjtrnons. Get a ]npcr and If 1: does not suit, your mon­ ey will be refunded. JOHN ROUbRTH, P4iyaie.au aud Surgeon. IlwrIUag on llrjciJ. Readers Rev. Mr. Moeie, Miro, Nellie Reltnlt- Hawley, 3’ra. Fadlry, N. Bailey Evp, aud Miaa. Ncwkn. Hours fretn 8 to 10 OUR STARCH GLOSS Q H. COOK, • . . Z-.' . r llar .t.r DreJa. and Xota-e PuUlc.Olt« >a Ilia Court lleuae.aad npan at all Moura. All face lo be paid wbru papera are lelt t:r raeoru. groceries. At the old sued of JACOB MAUS. And intoad to maha It an abpet to parcbaaan tc can Ultra Ixfoie baying alaewben. TKA. COFFEE. SUGAR, SPICKS. CANDIEM KEimSKKK UlU SOAP. CANDLES, Ac. nil bo arid cbaaprr than al any olber place la town, iu»iia<a, Jan. It. >MT. If NEW GOODS GUARDIAN SALE. Is the natural the Katata af Ardnr X. RUr, rilUa C Shuar, John A. Shew. Albert K Shaw, ad Oawr Hbaw, Miaara-betn of Bkbard B_ ADMINISTRATORS SALE. gENTLEY’S. ofthrztoaih wett fractional tpcarter r Karlb Weal, <juart-r of aactura oinrtMn town twn(») We keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Dry-Goods, Boots A Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, ' Crock’y Sf Glassware Miffirianx*—v* ATTACHMENT NOTICE. GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS, rlngton, Mason, Mich. •Cash,” R.iya and Oirto. Thiele a-Weekly of sixteen pages published by Leo A Sl.epard, Boston, at(i a year. It la hand­ somely got up, and contains quite n va­ riety of useful end InUreitlng articles for tho young. It has original dialogue for echools^uid instruction In gesticula­ tion and matory, for young speak, n-, which by the war would not hurtohlei oom to study. I* I* * pleasant,' lively mogaslac and prettllly Illustrated. TEiKG"jki’!iic.-^Tbe Telegraphic AT ASTOXisaijra low inauik8. Give us a call! PMILUM & BENTLEY Latest Fasuioss Dkmasb j. W. Ersiley's Celebrated Patest DUPLEX ELLIPTIC Dep-t of Calkins, artflin A Co s Union Bu loros Institute,Oberlin, Ohio,Is supe­ rior to any tnthl«couot';y. it tborou-h-. ly and fully prepares thostudent io tube e.‘»rgoof an ofilcef^Betisfactioa taguarankad. Da not foil to addrass them for uarticutaro before going elsewhere. U ATTENTION SOLDIERS! STATE OF.MICHIGAN11 Bony County, f hAMUHt GARRJSONi Private Co. F., 3d.'Reg'l. Mich. Inh being duly swornadys that Frank Alhn 5 i Eon, Dvtuom, McCr.ir.TocK, Ilonina, JAWW, 8IMM0X, WSIMit,AMSS.N AMT, Euniorr, and Havkx ; abb J. M. How­ ard, <Mrt- E. B. Ward, and Keri-Kerl, an Australian Cannibal; “Your Idkomm," by R«v. Dr. Keaton; 8elf-Gov- vatt.f. If you want good bargains, go to PHILLIPS & BENTLEY’S title of a nra’. elxtocn pv-e 1 monthly, published at Mmod Mieh. The fi.et number la on our table, Is taetefully got­ ten up and filled with matUtdof interevt to the Crder. The Watcm Odd RrVoto Is edited by D. B.Honlngton and P.oK J. P. Vorman. Terms $1,00 per To Grand Secretary,Wn. C. Eabl, of Toledo Ohio, fur the Proceeding# of the last Bcmion of G. L..L O. of O. F.,State of Ohio. McConnell & GROCERS Would Reapectfully uboomo to the CiUw pHILLIPS, & tonic fault has been found with us for charging that the Independent was a Democratic sheet, we np[«nd tho follow­ ing from the pen of Senator Wait Edi­ tor of the .Sturgis Republican, who It will In> scon U of the un» opinion: The first number of tho above, In fine jQ O. HOLBROOK. drvMRndaita Wriy ttiuathb vrrek. Ifr Attorney st L,w. Solicitor In Cbancrrr and proharo* to be an Independent or-nn Praveru-iug AU'^nry ter lix eoujtr <>t Barr. but In uure-tlmutiun It iaolmidy ago»d, W|U alu.*•>.! nrompMv U» ell bonfanaa eutrnaied reliable, >iux>n putt docnociatle |*per. l» Xia. Otjee in veflrt Uoum, etSce ones at all heara till » o'clock lb M. nefutrapMc The Fins cf Kisses * Tants la tfelMit Dtoolrad. The boalnewa of Painting, la >0 IU Imncbaa, win be asnlad on by Ua aadantgaad. -IlMtiap, Jsnaary Hh, IM7. ■ r» «Llrt TM will fiod ■! ail tlw isaatolarwcerto«,e^-------Unto’Mt*£|‘, KrONE WABJ »od «!I otttr (JmeeHea is Um D.ud .t Rartlag*. ttek (tb 26 PER CENT OFF! t I am qitiiocnthuelastlc over your school at lhe rcaldcnec of Dr. J. M. Russell, on' quid so long os you continue to do as you line do, We shall be proud to call you Wc.lnred :y evening. All sre invited. brethcreuof the Oberlin Business InvllS. F. CoxcSiT, on Thumd.iy -evening, lute. 1 have examined Into the merits • of many ichoola the |Mt riar, an>1 con­ at the Methodist Cliureh, for the purpose- gmiulato the citizens of Grand Rapids of raisins money to purchtuc libraries■ on having rn Institution superior, In for the Schools attached to that, and the5 many respects, to those found in come PnsbytcrianChurvh.' AdmbelunSScts. of the lurpc-t > .tlis,csUibllali< d (cryoura Mw you continue to be a# now. actuat­ We hope the Home may be filled. ed by a eBrm desire to do good, sod be f NOTICE. innwv ana v.onnwnnrei uiw.aoa wimiChvneery. whl prnapllr nt faithfully 1 to the boeinreJof hvn calling.. Caatcjan- The Social.—The Pretbyterian So­ cial will meet this (Tues Uy) evening** ths residence of James 4*. Roberta, Esq. , The public arc cordially Invitel. Hours HUNT « CO.. GROCERY STORE. | J>®sn52SS=? Tbo Advert leer and Trlbose. We invite the attention of our readers tn the advertisement in another column of the Detroit Advertiser and THfrtme, the fieri of eur State daily papers; and the Mat Republican Dally in the Wtak This Journal is to well known to Deed any commendation, at our hands, and krrcogfalxed by tho (Honda of Impar­ tial Suffrage as their organ the Stat* over. Thia jap r eoi roanda for the ability of Itt Editorial corps and corres­ pondents, the earnest attention and warmest commendation of the think* tngmon of Michigan; and it la, in all respects, a first eta** Journal. I am now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL foUNTY provided by Act of July, 1866, as will fully nppesr by the above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, bring along your claims and have them properly settled. My ATTACHMENT NOTICE. TH8 Clrvait Cfurt far the Conty of Bar Robert tt. Babcock. ) Supbee ACcbb.A Bi.Hiajtapr I uaumMm fiwlft DMdatas, j Xettee ia bwaby given that eo tbo 1wen to �1867 1867 F. r>. Ackley, DBUGGI8T&GB0CEB, Htatiap, . . . Ut RUSSELL k NEVINS AWNtUBR Srlrttrt portrj. DRY GOODS 5 Drags and Medkanes, Cheap as the cheapest for te Drugs and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, Cash ar Ready-Pay! Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery. At Cost! Cliallenge the “City” on TEAS! J3JBST KJlW SanaisK Laata foe sate la MH JP of Ren. HopfoM ata Meoterwr, ARena cooaty ; oeeeaga pr>e« shoot »< per sets The WuU clip M» the Unitnd SO. Arnaud, to 137,000 000 to estimated that there are in States 1,SOO w.«teu miila. c XX) aeu tA carding inacbiura. city for menu facto ring 170,00 BABLOW. GOODYEAR & GRANT, BUSSELL & NEVINS THEY BA VE JUST RECEIVED Have a fine Stock of Cboceebt and Glass-wade for sale Cheap! At Ackley’s, At Ackley’s, At Ackley’s. BUSSELL & NEVINS Won't bo undersold when CASH is offered ! -.m.wo^jujXc., 360 ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC.. ETC., ETC., BUSSSLL i KEVINS ■ H.'. X> fota laU—aereol atisi jhl— < • H» Utah ere pearly.obliei **I» taMtobote wtaeir. teosa. DRY GOODS Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, Keep the beat BOOTS and SHOES in town. . MteUoo'a<sentasee^t -a! - WtMsshedoth shed; -Jlwbaode are weiw and very eon. But asntr Is hie beta. magnitude of wesapaper • I aferrod from tha fact a of Ua Naw York Tnka i last for aaabacripUcua. a Mag amounted to $62,M WALL PAPER WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER. BUSSELL & NIffflS - Sis etottasarw boiler erstatay, a* * Thae were old Oriam* beet **5. watarPTau’y st u», MiadWrm,. OaSALB-l W s4aa <c-»X Dope; pnsstfpsrssm. IL WB1UU7. 0> tULK-H w^sf ssstieatt is Bstlssd, 0 PAINTS AND OILS, 3 PAINTS AND OHA a I’AIMTB AND OILS. EATiaa ami THE LARGEST ANQ BEST SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville Barry Co. Minh Eactieo iu ibe I'. S. Supri-w EL WKIGHT Agent trtiEt lad the latter signed tbe roll ic |y under the former. Tbo frequent n.ardera >4 C iTeoaaauw, aeud the ha l~« aociety •• Middle and Vr«-«a te, M*i>»w lbs Nashville Pi *IMK. to oil optaaliae Ixgi.Litu ids alo^slSuie militia. TOR SALE- Groceries, GROCE Y STORE. ever bro’t to this Mart, laprnred French Take Shirt?, UULITID 71 Hl? Mate Street, Hastings, JUch. Cbaa. F. Hunt, shoe atlas CONSISTING IN PART OF lateatetf, Xtnaki I, 1830. Boots &. shoes, Hats & caps, OY S T E R S Bleached goods, Garrett Dana baa wilfediasi fr.-ui lbe Senatorial diintnt in MITtD CF is every style. X lugs asMrtsaeal al Faaailjr ‘ Groceries, For Sale by all principal Deal­ ers and at W holesale only by BALLOU BROTHERS, Wy tawt imps >p wifo>y to ms Aprtarwm ta tta wXer'a brtar Ladies* dress goods, Few »f Mr yeeib ccuM taps with Ata. Land for Sale I wish to sell 80 ACRES of Timbered Land, lying three miles cast of Hastings, 34 acres sowed to wheat, three more chopped. For particulars in­ quire of ELAM CROOK, residing near Poor Farm. ms A WARM MEAL AID ALL MUST HAVE Cassimeres, Ladies’ furs, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Harlao tad Flfteos veers raptaieaeols a FIST Cl.ArtSKKSTACBAXT.1 tan as taUtaaey Is Gloves and Hosiery DOMESTIC GOOD Hoots Coffe Secretary Sawaad has appsa. tba Judiciary CnmmiUae and p tsntiiway coootrnlag lh-> aa emmpirae'y. HEM, FELL, Tier, BRAID, GATHER. The o lured rrsMmts of C have been mfohed by tb» Ma U astings cuy N«wn Rwwna, eat wm ami. NEW OVEN a nmwnrKRir sei®? A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF B E S T ”*B A K E R 8 Shoes Which can be bad by Silk and Straw Bonnets. Calling at the HASTINGS Farmera Neighbor^ Everybody FOR DR. BIGELOW SALE. AKD PRICES, Mszjarx.'sijissc _ ONE DOOR WEST OF 11. A Htn any cMrr Hottt i» HtMitft. GOODTEAR’S HARDWARE Prt.ft>m>dly great fol to tba Paopla of Barry County, for tbeir eery liberM STORE, STATE STREET. patronage heretofore, «s aak ytrn again to some sad om t>s and ,ww will give yon a BARGAIN. BABLQW, teOBTEAl A MAIT. It IsnULrd ihtt a maram n nls Indicates that Mr. Jrn.hr. till will pass that holy al I sesaioo. \ The Ways nnOfnina Cmr decided iu fim* «/ SirmpUn Tbs Chicagii Rcrraucax ’ dtepatch stataa that mtasemw impeoehnwsit of seieral <4 I of lbs Supreme C-Hirt ha« nn doard. log tb<aeaai«n of CoqtrcM. AxJ it Co^titttA. if lit FACT 1W CHEATER «nsn !<• hats tbeir nirurs eon 1'ul of voters. President JiAnsem Rave a <m the aeeniUR of Jamury 2 CALL 4EXA MIK OURQO (S wars SrJffoy -»«w." cr«4 Ita rammilrr Wilk . Berw a«k. gr.cud that it did pnwid* Hal suflmg*. Tbo wc*t Vnilod Slates fte. n>or» radical t(i»« <h* (oe-efit shall l‘«rw «>• Senator in Ma ■hall gain <n>e m New Jersey a At tbe imunicipal rleeti-m al Tenn., a £»« day a ago, the Rm On aa laprored alt la. amt bar Ing la hi; acaploy u'X£?XCia,536"~“‘»-‘ < , 1867. te New Turk. Flee dhaiMiid cilteens «•! N-.rth Citohos to.»e pi-tit lluuae <4 Erprswmialives. tbr bar Cuitax, s.Lmg the k*ru Urw State ia tbit rcghio, l< I atrucliua vl Nvrth Ciruima ■ inaj.«Hy an any important C uatiimal padiey. Sewing Machines, Ju.l lUthinf foe Hamwu. I~<_ SS~ R Are.: o»4 eacsU XI ’attars l»r F..,ii, fully tn nared f-irm of not fom thin 1(» a m in ex ent, fluo. B«st form of 80 a res, $73. • 'I ho comfuf'-ors for thene prcmluma, wh ch are to be rej-orv-d cm and award­ ed at tbo annual mwilng of the Board at it« Mil wlnt-r irmotlng. are Muue.t••d to ma';e -heir entriaa with the ec.-rv»t nr, at ti> office, in Detroit, by letter or otheiwine, on or before July 4th. 1W7. '1 bo < Xiudu-lloQ of the farms will lu- I ) SHUTTLE STITCH Apricu’tuml Pccicty, held Its annual meeting In Drtmlt test week, arid udoj te*l the following rulra. etc.; In reht'on to nwnrdiug prcm'.uma on the last THE CARS ARE Fancy goods, COLD ZaTTKTCJIi The pnpwsf AJ*1 was faeh<*t. Ttatfefct that aatat srm m tea sr »b m yaM.af ut tarf Brttoa'. Ajti. Tbs National Daur era tie I baa determined to C-JI a Nairn Tbo Preaiitent >■’* ■PPro* fur the meeting Orngreaa REPARINC DONE TO ORDER. p0., and estahlwhim -f mm tba laforabellln,.. Stales, uni ba admhtsd Congrsss. Itlarwaor*! that CbiuM Im. Imp offorad tba Prrai I 1’amfio Rtalwav, vacsU'd by urnof Geu DU foe Estop*, ry te •ll.W pw aanurn. Garibaldi, at tbs eaafrisad.iM written » » �/Z(,1 SHIP A’HOY! BUSKfJTQVM V4LLXY derablc expense. A. H. L.e, of Randolph county, Utt>ia, prove* to be lb* owner of the Chigo Opera Home, and the seomd and urd prize, were drawn br Mr. U. H. COST! A tuovement is on foot in the New i York Legislature, looking to an astabi hsliuietil of a uevr line of steamcra be­ ta ecu N*w York sod Europe, and aakuig dre aid uf tba Geueral Government AND SILVER Af< J. C BALL 15000 DOLLARS WHEN IT ENGINE WORKS. I The magnitude of newxpaper btsalne** ■may be inferred from th* fact that lb* (receipt* of the Naw York Triht»f week haifore laat for msbaeriptiotn. eels* and LdvcrtUing amonnled to M2,809 08.— pho enormoua amount of money btmIdled by a first-duss daily during a aingie hear ie evident from thnfigure*. _ I Napoleon 111. baa presented to Bigo[low, aa a mark of bis reaped for tbe snan end tbediplomat, a complete a*I of bia published works, with bi* autograph. AMtwPiiagfrBltattiip Can be Cured TOBACCO STORE steFsttter «gg!ywterr vtes ywI MsrthBuU Slate Btrest, .te. ba *1U .rsrcir* Cuatemsra with tbe poiftoat axteaties. Famen, this I* tbe ylsc. to bpryeur' RY A. II. RD WEN A CO., TOBACCO, CIGARS AT' COST s .lists ur Tsnite^ I. lb. C.iow ten UM uar uaprorsd Pnrubl. LugiuM Mi Haw MUI* .r. In Birin the Hot Thirty Days gsll’em’.T'iu^wu^irfas'i^pw^ihly’^f Consisting of READY MADE CLOTHINC Hr au<1 proetical □ per.Um, or our FotmU. btema Kagtae* sad Maw klUU t OUaxom. Mica, Marek 1*. IMS. J. H. DsvsIL—bln My auU sMaagiM ia giv­ ing the bcalofsalhlseUait. I bad It ritaaiag ia Ore days after remising it Tbs Srel day alter sterling lb. mill. w. sswsd *3 lu5s into Inch lum­ ber, makteg 10.ML A in ala. b.ure. Ua Ike td day w. sawed IJ.tio fwi to low hears. Il ass Ummi .it wUm.wht. U Mi« bumds, U to*;ia “ “*““B‘^_J*UreUX%rTsa. AUCTION PRICES 6NUFF, ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM AND PIPES, BEELYE’S ot nrrj kind and varisty, MKERSCHAM, Liquid GUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR ROOT, CATARRH REMEDY GERMAN PIPES, FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs 4. Hsrdmir. wskss. jaat essuslrted lb. attilng up .fib. i^irtabla Eegtem and MUI. parebas^ of von. MUI No. 1. Iter gnl d»y sat st lb. reta of !34» foot of oak sod pine lumber psr hour. Mill No. 2. ws bsrejul started and with equal suema. Tbrr are working in our aniir. aaUsiactten. ud w. fc«l cucndral that lb. oncteo.ry wUl do all yon sdrMUos. Yuare indy, Massa, Bor. A Co­ CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost. wir’d* more**' tUrd—,T bmt muMT.'’ll will saar from "?^o*7o U.fiuo Ladies Wool Shawls, Among tbe distinguished arrival* al AVssbington lately j I* that of a stranger str the person ‘4 a i nung daughter el the house of Secretary McUullovh. Ou Thursday last. John M. Langston, a colored! Iswtcr, end Bradley T. John­ son, ■ rebel General, were adtmlied to practice; it. tlie 11. 8. Supreme Couit, iiad tU- latter eigued the roll immediate­ ly undef the lurtuer. The frequent n.urderb of Union rare in Toessw, u<J the la* true condition 4 ( ».-cie|y at Middle and Writ Tv tine.- Tbe ButTalo Exrntha i»«f llw ■qiiui.ti linil the Ix-gialat-ire of New Y««rk, al it* present besaiixi, will pro.tdu tor the e»i|.irg«iiK.*4t of Use luck, of the Erie caMal. Gen. Grant and fmiidy inleinl (is Sail f ir E'ir-q>a in April ’lb.) Will »i»tl the I'.iris E,p. w.tiixt. G.rrsSt Davis has witjtdiaun bi* nnme fr.-lii tlie Sruaturial coutv.t iu Kentucky.. tero a*"*'* tslrf*** *Ti' °t »AO Ondbsa* brsNteto. BMiy*b^«l\ MOO Fair naTt slesv* battens,.......... a^OS Mas* Mtaa^eeve bwM*............ k.0W CaUkmila iliamtMul riuslsr nogs.. CONSUMPTION swssarjL'ta s iwl. BIAS I LITIMBTM. Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chudiula Bever •• $12 worth $18. Fine Caster Bever “ $20 worth $30 Bl'k Cloth Suit $18. worth $28 Suite for Business, 12 Heavy Coat, " Ladies’ Muff . 4.50 “ fur Collars English Mcritto, 0,75yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth l,5o •• •’ 1,124 “ 1,75 Buffalo Robes 7,50 ‘10,00 16,00 •• •• 12,00 Ladies’Knit flood ,75 1.12 •• •* “ 1,00 “Double all wool Shawls 3,50 worth 5,50. HUHR.1H ESTABLISHMENT! Breath Cmia. by effensir. swrtlkma. Weak Eyes CsaMd by CsUrrbsI sffsrtio.s. Sense of Smell DREG A BOOK STORE Established in 1851 By J. P. ROBERTS. Throat Affections Ar. mor. frequently thin olbsrwls. reused * thick. slimy n«os», falling from Ik. bead, repreially during th. nfgbt, mid mu! ting from Catarrh Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Mudge &. Bailey. O O 8 & For tba tarn, monsr than soy olBer 8l*s ia Tswn.eosLalnlUig of »U lb. POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICA IE, PAINTS, OILS, PURE WINES, AND LIQUORS, HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREASE DY THE BOX. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! Millinery and Straw Goods, AT EASTERN HARDWARE Diaries for 1867. Is gmrerslly kept »p to Sb. waaU of tbs peopls, PERFUMERIES, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ TRACTS, tbC. COMPLETE. DETROIT Dally A Weakly Pnpersccm1/ aUmtly on hand and for sale at the HASTINGS CITY NEWS ROOM, A Largo Assortment of Travlling Baskets liter wiling II «p. m.m «l Iret o< Iroi.n temlrek limber, which ws rell lbs best sawing irerduas In Northerit I'enttsiiraul*. Th. mill ru ran by Ur. Hardtsly. Claims A bvoas. ill —nrM>n..,.Ue— <■ of all kinds, and will be solt^at Railroad Prices, Addi.g Traasj'oriatlon; a.d tonsils mainly of Iron, Nails, Stoves, HUNTERS HEADQUARTERS! Um h lb. fl»n to bsy>y««r cant, shot, cabtbidges, ELY'S riTKTT WAfiy, AC.. Plaining&, Matching AJiCHIJVE powdeb, (3F*Ws fully warrant earsagina*and neaIlls :o b. mads of Bnl-cl— material; workmanship be mo, ud ta mw from »,Uv0 Io 1U.CW ImI per SAP PANS, SASH, DOOR A BURD MASCFACTT DocnpUre ^mlsn m>< la Arfd.Me And 0. D. SPAULDING’S everything else fathioned Sheet Irwi. Slop Friend! 1ST je 5X7- n YOV WAXT TO S4V« MOBBT! CASH STORE! To buy your Goods, Just below the T.a Aoaacv roa llrtvi.g'a Fir. Pro.f Fafaa, l.(K«s<«. The i'alsat lmpr.es* — A full luppls of first etM. storm (Alfts CMltogs), a gnat^ aa.OTtme.tor ' 1 Tim. copFF.h, AsntxrnoM wash, Mmie from th. bwt qudlt. of Tin plmes. Use, p«r aad Hbest Iron by kxpcsiMiem! s/wkmea. . CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, PRICES. Go to Tba Reconstruction Mil of Tbadde»' Stevens, is tlie suhjset uf dobala at WaahiagU'B. Ha baa mampUdjm amend­ ment. suspending tbo vrnt hehoaa cor. pus, and eetablbhing uf martdIU-bjIn th* his reballirma Btatea, until tbay slutll ba admitted to CongreMu h is rawmeed lbs« ChlsT-Jamieo Cbe* has been uCerod <be PrcMdrKy of th* Paeifie Raiwey, v^slrd by ibadwperlurs of Gen. Dll f<* Europe. Th. sala­ ry is |1»,000 par aMum. Garibaldi, at the request of aa Amerifrhral. has wrriltew a htuw <»vh< h. opinion of sflMrata tba Uriyd too.- H. A GOODYEAR & CO (0A1PS, iFHEBS, ASH FOR HIDES, PELTS AND RAGS, • AlosrMarksL Heslinga. Jaly XJ. IM*. WO LX A MM. President JUmion gave n atniA dinner <m the evening of January 22-1. These dinners are lo be repents^ weekly dur­ ing the acsion of Congress. Tbe President bee approved th* bill f.ir tbs meeting of Congress on tb* dlh uf March. Hun. E. D. Waehborno left for New York this morning, and will sail fur Europe In tbe Ptirsia to-morrow noon.— Tbe Houaa gars him less* of absence for Iba bslanro of lb* session, this morn- HARDWARE STOBE Si^iafcSnKk ’sirds U<WCtK>pl.C Air. Til. AwtelKsw Ir-y.— 4 U—k- BRACE & OTwYER, C that Janna nf tba S.nnicalcs that Mr. Jen.-hrB* hank rupt rill past lku b-jJy at the present Hardware Merchant, Choice Family GROCERIES! in PeUftey Ivatiik, 'mauHfg a twir-thirJ. inajiwity on «ny impurtant question ui" t.atimml fadicy. ibUUI WHOLESALE OR BBTA11. More and Better lesha^udJcw fully rv|teir»J. bhop IB UMti.g^ Ukk .a.Jtembv «ik UU. tf At tlie municipal election at Cleveland Tvnn., a few days ago, the Radicals elect- N. B. Custom tvork and Cut­ ting done as usual by Fairchilds. L. Beckley will continue ag Salesman as heretofore. THE ASTINCS Terms Cash. In tbe M««<e LrpMeture. Uro Repnlrlii-ans voted against lh<- ratification of the Constitutional Amendment upon the ground that it did nut provide for Intparliai .ufrage. Tbe next United States Senate will l< more radical than the (irs-went one. We rlialf 1-osw <xic Senator in Maryland, but Before you Buy at any otherPlace. AM* Hate aadMM akdlU*;....... l*,<»08Mddaadsigwt rings. T.......... 4.U.-J brli MckTs. guld jet A K.lttnitesai Cent ill See fir Yctrselves. C’unsliria have petitioned y<« <>l KeprSMtelaliica, through Spcnuttax, aakog tbu Au-iaaliun i.f a ,«te iu that rcgi-rti, or the re out- COMS AMD SER wssa-tssiaiiS- AIVEITIIEK & TRIIUKE, f yes want a lbero.gli Bbs'-scm Kd.ea'Jon, go Isamd Raptna Commbbcul Collcob, ‘b. ^sajtest, Smt. s.4 auat thorosgk U.lltulr Brick Block. COMMERCIAL KNOWLEDGE, LNE-W GOODS from All Mris »f Shelf Hardware, AMD MATCHIMU ORJOJKTIK0 LUMBER, AND STICKING ROPE, SIZE OB BTYLfc Farming Tools of all kinds, p*urra. LASS. DUTTV Of *very needed Kind end Bule ju»l purchased fur ewih at low Prices and wiling at MBAT BBBBAIW1 For the People! PRINT! FOR 12i Cta. GOOD BROWN SUGAR ISj Cle. boots akd shoes, cheap All Kinde of GROCERIES TAKE NOTICE. HARNESS SHOP, vnnnMQ JWUtt OHOIC1MIMCBLLAM T. MAUiUAQES AMD DEATHS. (Soli Jlstrt fc 9rtHt Jttttlrn Cash FMrf for Ctmr WHtevooi nd �BUT CHEAP YOUNG MEN (Mi ud Ferer, SAVE MONEY! MUou Fewe, coifed £«eSNl Intennittaat Tmt, aflldavU. MUo J. Phillips appellant va Ames Morhlcr and Rucbsn Larabec apjiellec, Great Reduction Bemittent Fever, KUl SPECIFIC HUA ConMtive (Me, Committee by adtrerstng Un ehalrman Lrook for appellant, MUia and Burgher for appallaut. Gcoxge PoUnd Jr., vb Jaaac Ewartb­ out Replevin, tried by tho Court, ver- Hiueera when uov. t»w*un num hypocritically lamented, In hto I toatasjn, thatwhlte gimWeoo^Mi ttoTitp^ ou'thrt privilege? W1 hulnre-rit y co « »o far, cruelty to sure erty In the plalntltt Eweeacy nod Hol­ keep up with It brook for plaintiff, Holbrook and Mills BPKCIAL'KOTICES. for Defendant. a on by Congress into th- Union aaStatoe nod they would rerpoctfuily expraa tn tlie I^slUiirm cl thorns Htarr. their e<>nfld< nt bone and corneal desire that the oet of adtnl alon by Congress way be piocu]lly accei ted by them, placing thcins- l vea Uie eby on the true aramd of m;u 1 rlchta to a’l mm. oj>proclaimed In the Dedararion of indetx-n lenee. Rraolvrd, That thia Committee con­ gratulate the em:ntry on the etc *dy peo;Jc 1 u tbe late cfectlo: wen triumphs. Rrrah-r<L, That, ar.x'ously desirous Pwklrnt of IheUnlU-d Etalre, under that the Et tes la'el v in xev< ft should be r.-s'ore-l to tlulr forfeit <11 osltlon In the emnee or resentmeut. we would rrop.c:fully submit to Cougreas and tbe cwun- ud safe which deca nut secure Inn*. rL iflrigc to all the loyal people of the HtmUon a;reliant. A'aumprit. Ca-o to determine the Bounty Question In Yankee Springs. Tried and submitted. C. G. Holbrook for appellee, Holbrook and Mills fur appellant. Israel Kellogg v8 James Caldwell.At­ tachment Judgment by default far *281, 08 and certs. II. A. Balch for I'lain'.iff. Joel Bachelor va Jiixncs Caldwell — Attachment; Judgement far Plaintiff by default, far *JS7^4 eoata, Jarne* A. Swrerey for Plaintiff. Wm. Burgher and Wm. IT. Hayfanl va E-qnlrs Henyon. Attachment— judgement by default for Plaintiff for $203,50 and & eta. Burgher and Hay­ ford for Plaintiffs Elmcon Cook vs James Caldwell and EIUji Caldwell. Attachment Judge­ ment for Plaintiffby default for *253.61 OL. XI. IN PRICES injs' gnsintss fl At the New Brick Block, one door East of the Old Stand of BELLI TOIIC PILLS MMHM * ST UK 131 AGUE J. 8. GOODYEAR & CO. ■Eire EXTEMAL REKEDI Diarrhea., IUSHELL A 5EVI5!», Dysentery, WE ARE NOW RECEIVING DI­ RECT PROM MANUPACT USERS AND A UCTION HOUSES IN NEW YORK, A VERY Periodical H Dr. J. ^RYAN, Consulting Physician, Dumb Ague • i I au Bmms* sncui. tRXltXETF ta JI , *1*4 L'rUwv ul Mcrron. LARGE & FINE IHK For Sale by al! DruggutR. Wm. Spoomkr & Co., COMPRBING ALL THE DIFFER­ tlffi Robert R. Babcock Eicphcn E. Cobb and Samuel E. Munger va (tolvln C. Lewis; Attschmcut Judgement for PiataUff ly default for $133,78 and co.-u. C. U. Holbrook far Flalnlifik. sumpelt. Judgement by default for Plaintiff for $102,02 and ecata. Hol­ brook and lli'ls fur Plaintilt and Nclxnika. Rol^rtR. Heli, complainant, vs Lock­ The Crlorado Uli to vetoed because wood Reynol<ls. defendant In Cbaneethe State ia Republican, and probably Staple and Fancy CDQAn TRKUAIX. Oliver M. Moon, comp’t, va Conrad Rm.ee, defendant. In Clmnccry ; decree unfair, and p-edjudical to the enure of peculiar definition of the word ‘‘people," for $l<es.W and coala. W. II. llayfcrd for complainant Justice, and betrayed a dlaporitlon to puah mntle-B through the Court, alike lumbia FuflYnge bill, and his recent B]*ecche<, have a> cu turned us. The cere, Decree of Divorce. Frank Alien ©ouiUey due Attorney*. simply bccausfor Complainant in« ludca the adjective George P. Coon complainant vs EmBarry County the lime neoeeaary to Bryans Life Pills, rt'KiFT tok moon. Prof F.0KULT JMCKMlX. ROBERT HERBERT M D.. Dr. KUUENK FELTKAU. J». THE XATWXALI'WiXAARTjEliTAlil.Wn. •ous RUUEKTJ. C 1 o t h i n.& 8C1LXCE AXf> PAIR DEALING VICTOSlOrx Br. JAKZ8BXTAN. Ctomltkg nnuUa. SAPiot a n&OAVEXu: Carpets. CL'HKE OF ilVLIL-KS MAS HOOD, UAn. Dur Druggets, have not approved the cvndttlcna Con- con-, plainant. John A. But?on complainant vaPolly a portion of the people of tho territo- D. Button dctiria^ant. In Cbanecty. Do- X. 8UELD0X m Oil Cloths, Hence thia veto, which will at- plalnanL opprwltiou tn the coodatnnot'on, and exemplary p'tnbh- ' Altira»r **3 Ceitordter »l L MORE ULI AWE TUAN GOLD! DRY GOODS Boots and Shoe*, cannot refrain from raying that we of population tosuggrated. it. HOLBROOK, Nashville, Ten ENT VARIETIES OF poisned by a piff from the national not. SoSdltn* eu> HOWARD ASSOCIATION, pniumxrau. 12|l»c«*c» °f Urab'ere rancvbf the principle* of Dimocravy. Wall Paper, Dr. HARVEY’S FEMALE PILLS. Crockery, Ac. ■}.c BRIDAL CHAMBER. duties" approved, ‘Feb. 1'lh 1W and the »ct» amendatory the.eof make the following Report exhibiting tho rendi­ of Divorce, C. G. Holbrook for Cotn- tion of said Cuxnj^ny on tbe 31st, of Dec. f laii ant. ISM. Clark Ferris va Hally Ferri-. Decree L-L The n-imo of said Company to tho few moment! deliberation of Divorce. F. Allen far Ccmpbdxuuit. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Oompa- complainant. WE PEEL WARRANTED IN SA Y uufceUvo affidavit nt promptly' IK *11 bu UHfca ia vaurl ItouM »■> «rrry ettxv. DR. JACKSOX'RORIEXT II. LI SHIEST 11. COOK Fhoiegrsphic. J1W83 Ct iw E. As IL T. AN-'niONT de CO.. Hasaiictlfm e f PBot«gr«ptlc KATSRIAtO That our Customers can Save i. ruu:i. 311,500 JStAsiEL 25 Per Cent. JOU VEN'S KID GLOVE CLEANER MQS W AKf.riLt.il. On Former Prices. WE DO NOT MERELY 8AY WE tt "Y.'i’eL WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD M«1W. BUT WE DO SAY NMPHATICAL- LYTOET WE WILL 8LEX FAMILY A MA5VFACTDRLX0 PURPOSES. William Devia President Ceman Chappell Secretary. ' the Centers! and Southern points of tho a Jury, verdkt for th» Plaintiff; .**2,75 above all office:ta and cceta ;-a righteous the Southern and Central Hall Roods. verdict tswaony, C. G. Uoihrauk and Burph’.r for plaintiff, Balch and Milla this I 15th, day of January 1W7. for defendant. ▲dam Tinkler appellee va Nathan (5 centstamp) Notary Public. spaady faxtorcoure* with tbe real of man­ kind obtained. This tho Grind River G. liOl.BKOUK. HiUafyaa Droi farms their Chancey Eaton npcer.ee vs Adam t WILL SELL THEM H0M& btate of Michigan > ra Willtord Davis, County of luuon' J Pre-ldcnt and be dlvvr.ed from tills object by any d»»- to n«. w*» at variance with the evidence contiuto thereof; and that they have ling scheme, which like a "South Sen Dr. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS. ING THA T WE CAN AND Divorce, 1. A. Holbrook for Coruplain- their princi; al Office to located at Olivet Eaton Co. Michigan. hope may teach partita that even If the "Fo.ty Thieves" an located in Barry Marriage declared a Nullty. C. G. Hol­ belonging to Baid Company to UM; the brook for Complainant Tbo People V8 John II. McClelland, that have withdrawn during the year gyUty, C. G. Hollrook for the People, Sd. Tbe whole amount of property In­ the goodly City of llar.-h-dl an agliatsured ly raid Cena; any Lt *!,<M1,U8£L ford, Attachment, tried by jury, Verdict for tho PlninUfTfur *113 and coata, J. A. haro be n Icvid during the year none. Mcnhail and jBe'lk'vu.-, and Just now Fwccxcy and C. G. Holbrook for Plain­ 6th. The amount lh.it baa been collect; tiff, I. A. Holbrook and N. A. Balch for Defendant. or to the fast year, to $1, HM,X7. John Vred.nburgh appelce vs Elijah H. Ijeartea apjadlant, Aisuxnp.R, Ltod Company during the peat year, la *138,by Jury, verdkt for plaintiff *117,60 and costs, H. Wright for PlalntlQ, C. G. construction of the Grand River Valley Holbrook for Defendant. Harvey Wright ap)M:lloe vs John DL mond appellant, Tiover, tried by Jury, remdlct fur Plaintiff *33 damages and ooate, C. G. Holbrook for plaintiff, Win. Spire, of Kalamo *103,02 Balch and Mil:* for DefcndanL c rius.u.i Our Assortment is full and com­ plete, and aa our Gooth were purchased during the recent decline in the Baatern Markets, for tlila county, the following cases were compliance with an sei Entitled, “an act Jberal ifltamil .li.w.d No rowMtM,,l AMrtoo. EMPIRE B. M. CO. U* Bnrfi AwMBawat sf RtUrsU Stsrk. «•»»«. ‘ll*1 »*• Third , MANY STYLES OF GOODS To our Customers WANTED! W To Excliangc a good pair Business Horses, As Cheap as other Mer­ chants have bought in New York. Harness, Wagon, and Bob Sleighs, all in first rate condition, fbr NEW MILCHS COWS, OLD MILCHS COWS OR CO WS TUA T NEVER WERE N1LEKD. Try us and you will find that GREEN BACKS or GRAY our extremely Low Prices wifi BACKS, would not be refused! verify these statements. Also I want about one Hun­ INBYEAB, ItttfW t, IIALH. dred of my good Cuatomers to remember that Bases a omrxsa. >1 Uh old L a. scares. ASTfXCW U0V3L J^BW JgLACKSMITH g«o: C. H CHASE & CO Blacksmithing, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-02-13.pdf df9e3086430678ca02c2d795690d69e9 PDF Text Text 10. 42 HASTINGS, BABBY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13, 1867. Sailings' gnsincss Sinttonj. K CONNELL 4UH1 ■ —Sleighing in Allegan is excellent, and it to being Improved. Laid week, a I man hod the curlcalty to count the n vm| berof teams that wentout of Allegan i and its Immediate vicinity, all heavily I loaded with lumber and ahtnjlcs, and at j they concentrated nt Pine Creek, eight ‘ miles east, there were 8T« fa one dny, NEW ~ GROCERY STORE. GROCERS, ®ld IwpecifiJlj mm»>w to lt.» Clthnu rt «io ya“gc°^°»«”«°u7 «h* «tar bets GROOERIES, At tae«M»taa4 of JACOB Mavs. . and every day rinoe, probably, the num- ' ber hso boon nearly os groat Taking this as a basis, within (he last 80 day*' there have been taken from thb imme­ diate vicinity not lew than 80,000,000 fee! of lumber on this one road, while north and south of us, in this county, there are three or four other roods, lead­ ing from numerous lumber and shingle ndlh>. Much lumber goes from Allegan cm for south as the Indiana Une. 26 PER CENT OFF! NEW GOODS ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. IF YOU WANT GOODS CHEAP, 00 TO pHILLIPS & gENTLEY’8 ..... — । ttit?. i have exmltidl Into the merits If you want good bargains, go to of mnny school* tho iei year, and <x>n- < 6 B ' s 'T "" f •>"«* SM* [ PHILLIPS * BENTLEY’S ndt cn having t n lr.«L tutkn superior, in ,„ wvn. I many rtti^c'a. to ti.< w found In tnn.e AXD ,F vo° D0ST KKK WHAT TOC WANT i of th- large-1 cities, establish -tf ft-ryeirs. pnr, I Moy you oonun,m to bo as now, act: .at- • constantly on hand a hstrnbro whl h characterises certain full assortment of I: atltutlo: b of the country, especially — _ ihcrw wldeh <lalm pntenUi. * I Irv-Cs nnd«; | Your 'ick-graph Department under VSUUUb, iz Has gold! '>fe Pills, y-MIX RUUtKTe. PliyaUian sn-l Rnrg«,n. bwctlinr oo llraad.... net. it,. Court It,.,... ' X ViatT.—The friends < Moors will plvc a Donr.tl6r A cordial invitation is extended to all. ATTENTION ‘ be entertained by Mm. Dr. P.uwll, oa ■ Friday evening of the preen', week,— KzsrcUDn: the h’pi-«.p-.l Social, which occu s this (Tnesdiy) evening, f t the residence of Ja.'.p.r*Pari»h, In YnnUeo Spring*. A pleasant time is auiiclJ II. CXbWAl.LAIISR. Xnotabies Tunuc.—The SMACK PILLS. following named gentlemen have been appointed n->.arl.v Public furEmry County, and will dudthrlr mat Im Sons In lire o.'loe I C. 1‘KIXDLE. SOLDIERS! d^ATEOF MICHIGAN*> Hany O.unti, f HAMUF.L GARRISON, Private Co. F., lid. ItcPt,-Mich, inti., be,ng duly swo.n says that l-'ronk Allen, of lius lneu, Mich., pncuicd fir him tho t VJO bounty nllowed by Act of July 2ath, ISca. '1 hut ho eccurcd the sane on j: 2 tn “ u j SAMUEL GARRISON'. I Kubac.-lbed and । sworn u> before me | this -Uh day of Febrprny, A. 1). 1W7. J. H. GEDlt, Justice of the ___ I’tatQ, of the County CT rh's. Whiiani L. Cobb, AmoeC. Towne, I I am now procuring die AD। Daniel L. Windward, Wm. II. Jewel! | John X Painter, Martin 11. Pnlmcr. I D1TIONAL BOUNTY provided ! JiOXORR 11 tsCALMX^Th? Pro-by- I| bat/Act of July, 1866, as will C. O* ,lOinn0UK' fully appear by tho above affida­ GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, ' «c can safely ary that It In iroand Uuu. liall ln the interior of the State. /The t&&8, t. n. y. Imfobtaxt Vtro, ox mn Srnnarr. —Tbo GovernorSenate bill No.,10, being n bill to legAllsc ecrtaln tend. bsusd by j the townships of Katamaxoa and I*urIn the const ruction of (ho Kjdumnzooand Sihuclcnft r.&ll.oad. The vela c,voted considerable exdtement Mr. Curtouluswantso farwito ray ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ‘‘Cash. AT AUTOXISHI.XO i.OWHOCUl.8. Give us a call! PHItllM * lEKTLET Latsst Fabhioxs Dkmakd J. W. Eradley’s Celebrated Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC , (On DOCBU BPI5G) SKIRT. The Woa-lerfn! FlexIMtHr ad greet eon ■ Atfontrjt At taw. fyfMtarln (XiMMry and ictlun Clo gyuiati from a neL hboiiug n<i t ’■'•*<>« IO •»} tady weeriBg Um th) vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, ’*• •• MW#",- III—.kn —.... wall Ka ■ ■ „ ) *' ‘ ■ uflka ib e«nn Hou»«. oflka eyes at ' money, “for Christs sake,” rt 15 or 20 bripg along your claims and have | per cent Interest. them properly settled. My Now F-.>n a good Tims.—We under­ charges arc os low as the lowest, bland dial Mewra. Harlow i Wlght- and co charge unless claims col­ >.U« ■mlUyiBchmUi 8pri»iKiin. lected. the Urick B.'o.k for a dance, on the eve­ FRANK ALLEN. ning of the £!d. ItAL Who Lure otHastings, Fob. 4th, 1867. cd no pains tn titling dp tlictr Hull, and feci foundations, and not a scam or frac­ ture Is observed in die entire structiue. The JInll Lt forty-four feet wide by 60 fuel lung, and is llni-bc.l wm to scromodata n largo crou d. Now va ven­ ture to say that th.ae who like to “trip the light fantastic tor,” will Lave a chance for a huge enjoyment. GUARDIAN SALE. Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock'y 4" Glassware ■ i, *:-> IONT A CO.. Ftfotegrapkte CHANCERY ORDER. CHANCERT ORDER. QTATE or jnCUiGAN.-Bfih fSc BmU, U dim-/. Ml J».4i=r i. tb. Mr- Effl- Tho glory of medicines is the en­ dowing the human form with tho best bodily health, for then the poet b In­ , spired with brilliant thought; the ora­ tor with Uiw ideas and words otflroI the soldier with iad anitablc coAge ; ' the Inventor with bright oonos^Kne; the mcrabr.nl with business tact, SSilvlty and power; the meehsnle with ener­ I gy;tlw author with skid, ta the uro of I language which capttr.ites; tho singer with a oweet melodious voice; tho tnanlchn with rnj.turouk sounds; the di*­ ' spirited become hopefcl; the derparing h ippy. Such is tho estimable end ad­ mitted usefulness of Lryau’e Life Pills. arse to the Legislature n» defeated, and ho was ready to withdrew. Subccqmn'Jy the Senate patecd a rwolutiaa selling the Governor to reconsider h!a Jcternlna* ATTACHMENT NOTICE Fow Sale.—A New Invention for Schools, approved and xooonuuaadud by tlu> fiupX of Publio Insfruction. and needed In every School District. A mon of the- right stamp can clear from $J00 to ernes ovxa ojutn* nata lift Mnta Street, “'T*., ■ to > .. .. btuux, :••.. ■ STAND FROM UNDER! THESE II6C1H8T0BE A Flit? Full paritoalius can be obtained by Jf^hose person* who mado lit­ ndllny immediately at tho Photograph Rooms of H. M. Hatch, over the Port tle “thirty d*y”biDa at our store last Spring and during the sum­ mer, don't walk up to our office and PAY tho same, there will be a row, and our ______ fellowtownsman, and officer of tho law, Wm. fiurgher, will be in­ structed to empty kb vials of ADMINISTRATORS SALE. NOTICE. GUARDIAN BALE. �CITY F. D- JLokley, DBDGGI8T16B0CEB, Urlntri Jattrj. rjUUiTT, E.1.1, BnAt. A Draft and Medictoes, [ ®- WllGUT. Drugs and Medicinefl, Drugs and Medicines, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND 011*8, PAINTS AND OILS, 1867 Boots ind Btstionery, RUSSELL fc NEVINS Books aud Stationery, Books and Stationery. DRY GOODS WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. Cheap as the cheapest for Oath or Ready-Pay! Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notiona, Perfumeries and Notions, 1867 Auo'.d man Ly uwa the Hour, andi acroao hl» Ud.r a girl ha! flung ht wrdf.. 1 knew the gipoy hate and the kmt ncei/bc a-aut ca-(<•:< dreia rad tho s-ui-■ boi.rnt, fivrg w.th a liandfut of WildI flow’d ci on and 1 bent averr her, tou-iilng In r d s-alrin; Lun L "My chlhL" 1 said," bo to happier■ thin we sic.” And »hu tooted up. "He was all 1 had," abo aald; “all,, all!” Ho h-.d I thought when Alrtta pnvci me ba- k our Leire htl-riag. My bo rt acbrel for ber. 1 add no other word but, 1 tod her to an Inner loom, wh lo two men boro the daud man up a-a re. She ve| t wild y, but my preeoiteo ooemed to run fort Iter. After a wlil’e rhe drew dcaerto me, and eitllag ou » low cool, leaned her forehead <.n my knee, toon her band I raid a few word-. Io the landlady when I arose to have; and she promis­ ed to ait* nd to my order*, enforced by the rout nte of my pockct-lo>k. "The girl iduui’t go until I hear from you, Hr.” she wdd. “Indeed, 1 don’t kixiw where she would go. the a emu friind ew, and such a eliud for her age. Think ;ou, air." And 1 w, nt on my way agaln.ihlnkl-'gnot of Alitta Lut oftbndrwd fid­ dler’s grand.h.ld. This sun biowncd wolf, no ttmp'c arid so Iguorant,so friend­ less and alone. 1 was young yet—not fire-end-twenty —and a larbelor. and likely lobe one SlKe lonr. I had no proper home to e her to, and no friend to aid me.— Attest In my extremity 1 thi«gbt of Betty, whohrid once been mr nurer, and who :ovad me as she m ght her own .on —-nd In the glcamln-r t m-ule my way t > her l-.omc. I found her trimming Le­ vines !n thu I ft of garden ground, and ha I my usual ki a aern.-e tho fence even befo re tho gale was opened. "I’ve been thinking of you,” sU4 said. ffiisttllattp, teen. Tld.unow.ui a child Bhu wore th*aem4'eet Of colton d>e«e«. Iwltod at th* waist, a pair of toother boa.e and a whUo apron. Inker hand abv carl cd aean-botidct. ar-**— ‘------“ like a toy's, cur h r be id. The "A child, Staler Albert!" I fold her of the fiddler’s death, and of th glrL 1 hivo money enough.” I said, "but no female rctouvea. I can only came to ^“You bare always been kind-hearted ftAmaboy" alto aald. "1’U tdre the ‘Title girl. Mat r Bertie." Th.-n she put both han Is on myabotildar*. " You haven't fretted, hive you:’’ iho tv-ke 1. "Fr-ttodl” laduri. "Why?” “Nav. whv Indeed ?" add n d Bettv. snowy sl.k and laoe and eo onec of pe irK • 1 h.kl dreamed of h.-r in bridal robee so often. 1-nodded to the little thing beeldo me, trulglng over the til* gra., uhuiMl to hcr.wa&t, laiXng nt mo wte’.'mly. “Lnuvjtr saw a wedding,” ahv aald. tong alwaj-M be young to me; and why 1 felt hi angry II by ebnn-.e some gay young farmer chatted with bar over tao fence, or some aolghbor saw her homo from ehuNfo, 1 could not reS. "An old man’s tom; er, I suppore," 1 aald, and sighed like a young one. Ko tn roe yean, passer!. At the end of that time Aktto’s husband died. They had uusnelied, aud ahe had rr.odu him wof idly J.atoaa, it was said; andallbto pro; erry, e»ve a mere pittance,was will­ ed to strangers. One day a lady in black walked Into my office; when sbelined ber veil I saw U was Alctta Stintau’a face,closer to mo than It had been since wo parted. My hoirt gave no wild throb; I fcltaa though 1 wire a more stronger. Courtleously and uulto calmly I heard her bi-al news. Ebe Intended to contest the will, and nreded advice. 1 gave her want I (oulL I referred her to a brotiier lawyer aa ttw only one who would bo^t ce;K>uae ber cause. As for myself, 1 told Ler truly thatmy tluwwa, toocomplctely decupl 'd to undertake any thing mo-e and I wished her succcaa. Site looked at mo wfotfully with her gre..t blue eyes full of tcan as ehc moeo •ut was cruel of him," she aald—'very cruel to leave me so poor ; but h<£ was never kind, never— nuteven in the hon­ eymoon.’ •I regret to bear it,’ I said. ‘1 could expect nothing more ’ she said ; •! did not love him—I never loved but one, and that one—’ She paused and looked at me. •Thai one I love still,' she said. Aud Heaven knows no f. chug of re­ venge or pct'y triumph was in my heart when 1 looked in Alette H tan ton's ryes as if I did not understand her.andeourteoudy bowed her out. ‘Did I ever care for that woman ?’ I thought; *or to ItaU a dream?1 1 took my adopted child to the lhea- | tre that ulght, and we caw ‘The I-ady of Lyons’ together. It was her first piayguiiig experience, and she enjoyed It .mtm-mefy. Eho wore a while <£ri4-« and txmnct. and tho coral drops I luvl taste oued a few days before in her llitle ears, 1 was very proud of her. I could not !>elp looking into her eyas, touching her hand with mine. When 1 left her I "Good night my child,” I aald. And -lieun-w.red "Good night,"with check dyed on the itutuil doej«r scar­ let, and ran away as Betty come out to chat with me. From that night I dated an odd change. My adopted child roemed shy of letting me keep her hand—eby even of chait.ng as the did. She was paver more worn inly. I fancied she did not care fur me a« she did. l*e:hap< some of those farmers who loaned arer the gate at -uns.l, romo of those voting felowa who -o ofu-n frc-irtod Ler homo from church, had won her from mo. I Kir a little moody. I found luyclf in wn studhswhi-n J should have teen at work. At la-t 1, determined to dtec <ver whether I a a* really to lose my child, aud went down to Ure cottage. I fop nd her there sit^hg at work with Be.ty. After all, it was no evy task. I could not do it as I had honed. I tried Jcatlng and spoke of one end of thu other of the voung Mlowe near. '“Wc shkli In-.ve b 8XO&£ ETC, ETC, ETC., ETC., ETQ, ETC, ETC.. ETa, ETC, BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, FULL STOCK, Soto Chap. THSY HAVS JUST RSCS1VND RUSSELL & NEVINS THS LAROSST AND RSST At Ackley’f > At Ackley’s DRY GOODS Janosry. M<T. RUSSELL & BEVINS EATMI AMD OT&TEB TOR SALE— STORE. Hlulc Mrect, Ilaatlnga, Mieh. and Glass-ware for sale Cheap! TOHJlbAIB EES ©BIT, B'o7t7 b& undersold ever bro’t to this Mart, CONSISTING IN PART OF >»X -Jia atorw rwnanlta Bccniret by J. W.Kabbtoi . • Furaltarv Wsra-iwaaw; Ma niada its . RUSSELL & NEVINS CASH is offered! wily oe d>« »ntjttt In Al e* Biifrr Groceries, GROCEY Ilave a fine Stock of Cbockekt tta-p Zr'a.^a^-, la Ediled, LUtt. ABUHWtf ”TU. CTOHANGE BLOCK, Middleville Barry Co. Meh. H. WEIGHT Agent. Challenge the “City" on TEAS! BUSSEL k NEVINS Beal Estate Agency, SSLSCTED STOCK OF At Ackley’s Keep the best BOOTS and SHOES in town. Boots <fc shoes, Hats A. caps, when . Bleached goods, OY S T ER S Ballou’s 8SBVtD CP in Improved Preset Yoke Shirts, WAiurna to nr. O. V! ICIGHT, UUJle.illr. Octu^ '.'d. 1-M. LXMl 8ALE-W tfyla. irg* MMrUMat of Fanily Ladies’ dress goods, Groceries, Fancy goods, A WARM MEAL COLD Cassimeres, lunch: Ladies’ furs, THS SHORTEST NOTICE. ON Having bU Fifteen pm cnwrlmMia a FIST fLUM U'XTinUitb I a—- — Tba Beat OYMTER RTEW to HaaUnga. Glov DOMESTIC ers and at Wholesale only by BALLOU BROTHERS, ■OLE PATENTEES, 403 BROADWAY. imvi GOOD iU Sewing Machines, SHUTTLE STITCH ITEM, FELL, TJJCK, MAID, GATUEL f nbsrribtr batlaf boeckl Um Bahtrr ia tha AMD ML MUST HAVE Boots ADAM tCHUPPAN. lla.lin.gn, Aag.. toth. ISM. For Sale by all principal Deal­ “1 mean to adopt thh child,” J rdd.— “It will make tn • linppy tohijra young thin: to ewe for.” Be ty Inu .hed. "You’ll have young too, from the Uvhrti. and he things of yo*ir own, ] Jcjso God, tomo ^Why, nt yo-ir age, life to before you." ***•toe u’“J aba 1 never marry. Betty," 1 rai l. She caught my lin.e a.ln a clasp with h r horny, bard wo. king hinds. “I wish y«<i we e l ack again a babyon mv knee. M « er Be tie." she aald.— DRY GOODS Co ffe Spices, &c, dec. I>» Mt in.al to what aar bm mar 1.11 ... tWwipg MacUlara, Ult wll a. ilia Hasting* City News Room, OBDKlt ALL KI.XB3 OF couldprau, Master Albert T—bow could "I know I ebuuld Like it," "Oxne with me, ttom,” I sold, and ahe followed me. I tan* meant to hide ray-e'.fln theg*llery, itol acr my hat fore in irriud. qu.te unseen. Thte . orn; anlui.al.ip ha I not been in my ioI-j ul a.!, but I liked it; s KSStxws?, t?, this elitah thing ko •nno'-ent to f ar. J led tho way up the dirkod rtdrs.and tows d ibesuA unitesbe-utred franttio gene al vicW: Tbeu 1 art down, and sh.i stood leaning over tbs b Uurtru.le. Th-chord, ww tuUo' bonu^t*. Here an ! ibero only a matultoe head. The ndnlsu r w « in Ute sent, rea hiu. In a poltlon taken fo-efciX llrvaahud. . f left her lean'ng over the gate, look­ ing wistfully af:cr me, knowing, as n mother lu.gbt, tho gtlef which I hai hurried in my hear:. And If her wor .s h >d given me a |smg. it wan like »>m.' o nsneotwhi. il make tlie wound smart in it» very hooting. It who i-omething to b-j loved so. even by an old nur.e. • Late Hie n xt day I I-d my young char/e from h r grnnJ&tthm'a itmve to> B.-t:y’a cottage. Mbe kept my h»nd up­on I no roakwia ilttleehUd might. II h >d no thmightbut that lie wni one un­• til Bitt.’s cry ofGootaas, JA-U-rr BtS*. 1 thou th; you soil x young• child. Why. th s te a crown girt I"' sussc ssoas. a imiciim sbdt lead, Pies, Cokes, and Paitry, Wbava will b« fcaad ooat tautly aa band "What have I done f” J cried. “I would rather die than harm bur.” “And yet you’ve mode her love you,** would ask for ■ liberal skarw of psisaid Betty, sternly. "You who knew renago. Us ha. JU8T EK BUT EL) * you never would love her. You’ve been very lo-O 'h, Muster Albert.” A new light dawned upon mo—a rad! - Ob sb Imprvrad tbit, anOaTlog la hi; acploj \ A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Silk and Straw Bonnets. NEW OVTEN BEST BAKERS 6bo must think me old enough to be a la lbs Mata sMla&cligB la CUMUBTEKD. grandfather, with my long face and bald crown and elite crut-.'h. I’ve had one dream broken; don’t act me dreaming CoBstanUy ro hand to sail Caataasm. again, fbr Heaven's aake 1” Old Betty looked atme; and then caught my face In her hands and kloed Buli.p, Jaa Sth, IKT. me. “It duren t matter, docs It. }>etty ?" I "Master Bertie,” aald ahe, "I ahan’i aak «!. She turned io the girlY tell you a word more. Tho child te un "Talat oiT y^ar bunaeh ’ ahe rtld, a dor the gntjuviue out yonder; go and DM. BIOSL.OW Utile g.imly. "I want u> look at you.— find out what you want to know for WhM to your name Tao r rl oiM-yod. "I'm only Nellie Hay." .bo Kid, and stood to io looked I faund my child under the grapevine t. Betty looked eLcmly at first then her to o wet with teura. I «at down by her and put tnv erm about her waist "NeUte." sJil 1, 'don’t ahrtnk. fem Harter Albert, it don’t mittor.’sheaal’. ’I -------- -------- ---- inc. I am your truef. lend. Your friend, her. Thare’a a what everastsweryou mav give me now. I rim older thm you. I am not vain unough totlilnk mywelfa joung girite bAL-.dc tL But 1 love you dearly, Nel- ; ly. Can you love me enough to be my Fresh Crackers w- A.. SWABT8. K3^yajw Which can be had by Calling at the HASTINGS Hl.U s»d 1 LANDS FOR SALE. Fanners. Neighbors, Everybody CALL LEIA MIN OUR GO (g ARD PRICES, And to Coaaisorf. of FACT tkat M,,, Good, CHEAPER one door west of n. a. <*•- ■’F Hlr &m u, BoUin^. GOODYEAR’S HARDWARE Profoundly greatfal to the People of STORE, STATE STREET. l*»rry Cooety. for their very liberal reparinc " ■•>* •• -in .'»• a BARGAIN. aMIT. DONE TO ORDER. j^T» pUCMWT C. H CHASE vpisMtotoaU IwJsof Blacksmit JOKES A DR A EV, SEOK —Sven A*- DENTISTS, I mH few •ttentfoa af ALL feiag aeyU.lng to Mbs of DDTT1BTBT BABE. [oxn ftnovxu. Cabubo Ganout. Joasreo, Ws«i to«s, is- UL- Sijte sto �LMT1RRH when rr ENGINE WORKS. - - - - ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM SEELIE’S Liquid READY MADE AUCTION PRICES MEER8CHAM, GUTTA-PERCHA, rirea. red ill kinds niually kepi la a CATARRH u7MKrcas. FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. ..SS’Jsr-tKo’a.’KJ nc<ii.\?nnY .mTs axhscIesceh. iioMUrtlCIcOMXY i MARkt-T iu»ORT8. With lixtirarrieaa. Taibi, Sartvnre. roarer. Hit«rc..H*acttl. SaicWAi. 41.. Ac . Tai Rcire1» »bly Kdltld. neal>J Printed, will Blttird.!, andj»ir^fcJte wW« ft.dry- H •»ru>™ Ibe Reel Tdetrt. For arample, Hl Iky>artn.eul of .Hop Ilss^sdrf is Edited by lion. II. H. CUFFS, and Many other Goods r.ANPALU tu l>. Author of -rXe/’nM-wt A»,pregardless of cost. Ladies Wool Shawls, COMB BMD SBB MUI Sa 1. Ibi flni day cat al toil afnak and plaa tatnber par I we have Juel itarted red wrlh nil CONSUMPTION Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs Cm ail Ss fir talves. HT Agent sue * urnraarM. Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chuchula Bcvot ’* $12 r'oi ill 01S, Fine Caster Sever worth $30 “ Hl'Rn.lll ESTABLISHMENT! $20 it d. latotocr per diy. Uid I more r rperirare la •awing I eoold do maeh better. Witbplaarerel recomtnrad year engine red saw mill. K P. Honom. WtuoxrtLU. Spencer Co, Ky^ Mae 11. *10. Ladies’ Muff JI ere Du. di: We rewed «Jad fewteoftMatda ..I teieuteeu togs. U.r fir it day we .larled vur “ fur Collars 4,50 oct mill wllln.ot n...,iur ■ H wrra hnuia _ English Merino, 0.75 yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth 1,5() •• “ 1,124 “ 1,75 Buffalo' Robes 7,50 “ 10,00 •• “ 12,00 " 16,00 Ladies’ Knit Hood ,75 “ 1,12 ........ 1,00 “ 1,75: geof Jliddltrenie-geoJ ‘‘ " Double all wool Shawls 3,50 worth 5,50. tern tn the talon, Specimen*. Show-Bills !■ doreciraf*. Ac., ical free. AddrvM D. D. T. MOOllK, Hocumrre. S. V. Weak Eyes ■ Caused by Catarrhal iffcelleaA. Sense of Smell Whan iMMoed or destroyed Doafncsa When ranted by nlirehd diffieultirc. AU are cored by this remedy. 'Throat Affections Are more ftte.urctly thin olferwUe canted a thick. Uimy macoo., falling from lb. bead. npedaUy duringlbenlgbt. Terms Cash. Liquid Catarrh Remedy. USTHAVE OD Diaries for 1867. PERFUMERIES. TUlLET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ TRACTS. AC. COMPLETE. CASH STORE! A Idtnys Aaaortmenl of Travlling Baskets Brick Block. ."^tXMtag lb. Tid— * IW 1-tsUUUa mwite. tST-TL.i reanrdy cont.ini no Mineral or Pei “re te d: mre* iredte cate child. _fc4 For the People! ' oi i> ^TaKD. oppodte barto*. I.edjm Ur.rL^Doa l tdltefiromc a call heUre.y chadaf citewhere. J. P. ROBERTS. Stop Friend! FEINTS FOR 13} Ou. GOOD BROWN SUGAR 12} Cu. n run w*wr m w*v« BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP All KI»A.«r at the NGS H. A. GOODYEAR 4 CO HARDWARE of nil kinds, Is grearally kepi ap Io Ibo waste of I and will be sold Railroad Prices, Adding Trreapeetel tea; sad eeadste mainly af Iron, Nails, toves, HUNTERS HEADQUARTERS! Of every needed Kind and Sty le ju«l purehared fur cash alluw Price* and selling at be hnd by HARDWARE STORE! Choice Family CHEAP A8 THE CUt^FLOi. To buy your Goods, Just below the &es, Hardware Merchant, POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. DRUGS. CHEMICAIS. PAINTS, 'OILS. PURE WINES. AND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS' Go to 0. D. SPAULDING’S ots More and Better GGOO8 GHOCURIHS! ITTATCU MAKSH »t»d Jeweler, all klad \V watebrepalrl»g«loiiore»b»rtnotioei_a’. Oocka red Jowpl-y. —rofally repaired. Sbopi I'.o.uil A Xalaa’ More. Uaatings Mteb . tfeptembe- I th 1 ML « Salesman as heretofore. Established in 1851. By J. B. ROBERTS. LIQUORS. HARNESS OIL. AXLE GREASE BY THE BOX Ln bon I aye's Fairy UookJ civet, L. Bccklet will continoe DRUG & BOOK STORE Suite for Business, 12 Heavy Coat, N. B. Custom work and C ting done as usual by Fairclril THE A8TIHGS Bl k Cloth Sint $18. worth $28 RS ARE ROWBN •NOTT, gkbman Ikd.CreM.twIertainiegWwdTlmwIy Heading II Im co eqoai, tte ample p»gei tom,rid ng Dwpart- RIGHT. BT A. a DBIAK BOOT. CLOTHING I E BLOCK, ^rry Co. Mich. •boMdfcr mrf yretaw*’ AND FIFES, Consisting of ie Agency, Perth (Me State Stmt, where he win .rorei’l C...—I I. ik. ^.11,^, CIGARS, OHIO •SfifSiiSS&S^SUSSS •t oar leiproied hnaic Scant tngloc. «.>d Portable Circular Haw MlUa. There I. tXw hardly . Wl.l. ... TaatetAM In tK. tTalaa >U^<__ 1— TOBACCO STORE Wtrnocr FUa* so to Valvs, TOBACCO, 00k. mint akd Tin no prs., ZANESVILLE, iiei p GREAT thbwBWMOl Om Dollar EwA! 15000 DOLLARS AT COST Dmiil Kffl fflrty Baji, SHIP A’HOY ADVEITIIEB & TIIIUIE, Ifjoo want a thorough Buiimwa Edacatioa, gn GROCERIES BAP PA NSv SASH, DOOR A BUND MAKUFACTY And Gkawd Harrow CoMMnctAi. C-ntoi, TW Urtiute taiLlniwd rverytfclwg fine Sleet toss. from AU ssrts «f Shelf Hardware, ROPE, ikuieyI Guard Rapim CosMucin Q<llcok- aBIND-BTONES, Farming Tools of all kinds, DA1NT8. V COUMBBCtAl. KNOWLEDGE. ft LASS. u porn AND^yoODEN ^yARE. T OF II. A. AnDKARB STBEET. 1.1. IPABUIM. tlNG )RDER. JgUCKSMlTH TkETROIT IHtly A Weekly P»i«rs cot V stoutly «i hand aud for rein nt tt HASTINGS CITY NEWS ROOM, one door'cMt of H. A. Goodyear's gUOf C. H CHASE & CO. Funmrfy Creek, bare M ofBdlla ; Wmmdraffr oeUUU flAS'H FOB iPtiLTB AND V BAGS. AtoarNukaL • Maatlwga. Jaly ». '»<*COtJT * SOX. Blacksmithing, Land for Sale! ' l wish to Adi 80 ’feX'SWEi... HARNESS three more SHOP. Soli Jl'ilrt fc ©rriit Jttotlrj SOLID Asa Stew. RUVMI WAHE. Baglteb wad 4wl« Wwtwtea, JWbc/ G’oodt •».</ r««Aw A'^aa, ACRES of Timbered Land, lying three miles east of Hastings, 34 acres i sowed to wboat, TAKE NOTICE. lalkbarj. Bra. It Cm.. M.ICHIA'E BEST MASTEBN LKATTHEB, �BUY CHEAP ruUMrMvM fc, ’• WUsre. * «■ tcni-iued lu YOUNG MEN. isro BE1W BPECUIC BEMIDlts Chills andTtnr, SAVE MONEY! rnuicxc rue»ir«»! ftPLHNDID OFFERS I Bfliou Fever, II. 6. Government to J uarex WOrOOO,CX» QBO. M.Z.3 Intermittent Fever, around the stockade wi long as Idaho advice* to February 2d stoto that quiet w'th rates irBWsliy unchanged, bole* pc sIUo, :.nd then Ml beck In thettock- Gen. Crook had n flebt with the In­ ado around tho mngstiiiC. With the wo- dian* anil had kilied 40 and cxj’tured 27. Train* on th* Central Pacific Rallro*d Up tltt? main-nto-'- tul I think that we could sUnd agslnit a large tore* at the of Finkle A Lyons’ excellent $00 Fnmltoep-hot-, a* we tore lb* adrantage of iy EMrf»» >>•*“»“ Al <o ShoU-elzod logs to stand behind. We Mcfa of the following perraM t' changed tmurh at <3.40; alro three core were called in as *oan as we had our ax aunujAw.uuu. ii.v * places areigni d ua A running cnord or nbhes two oteam engines, fully_ manned night-watch ha* been kept In the omn'UUteduller with pri- lany'a quarters every night *lnrc, aud 1 and equipped, to prtovet this Immense L'llnk it will continue in the future-— amount of property. At the Now Brick Block, one 2. evury.oitosending TSrabecriben Clnclnnati market To-day only inaldo There was not much steep that night : door Beet of the Old Stud of everything quiet, men talking In squads ■ alKrve. and $SD cash additional in low voire, wondering If romo woun1... . ....J. mill If dlanapolia, tho targe, t.mu to any Wt»continues tn net!vc demand ot advnnce- .>• ,i uivii: WAI* uoi OUI- inaa •••“ em areeuui, except at Bock Island. piled with choice lata. Al! offering find* tnK-; but none bn* yet appeared, and all ben and $27, In addition to subecriptian horse*, waa hung by a i Remittent Fever, Great Reduction Congestive Chills, gutmu' gwiitu IN PRICES pi BEU* TOXIC HU*. AGUE J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. at $n.80 each and $80 additional. order with all the attochmcnta Thio la that to h'a rbjeet. A careful record Will ho cm enclose Um az’dlticmnl rani If any to required, and get hto machine. JTnw To Wbftb--* rocket Manual of Composition and Lcttor-Writing, etnbradn.T Hint* on Pcnnjan.«hlp and the New York, Feb. A Gold 1371 flour dull and aliade lower: wheat dull and dropping; corn dull and lately ro full of life and good humor.— drooping; bogn aslnulo voider. The ^t!i (Otrhtmax,) wja not no Joyful lu-re m In the htot au T hot dsy It mow­ ed quite h .r.I, mid the cuflln* or bo- ftt being finished and numierotl. (tbey worn mode luge enough to bold four A aol'ller or the garrison at Fort Kear­ bodies) thubodlci wo.eput In tho coffins, and I took their nnmes, n.nk, oumi>any ney, write* to his father at Janesville, nnd number of box in which th-y wc>e buried, «ui f. st a* they were brought out whole detachment of troupe, by the of tho bulldhiL* On tho SBth they were burled. Tho grave wa» a dlteh tfi) feet lang, dx feet dorp and sot wide, and they were buried two boxe. deep, and ported by talogrsph. We copy tho lead­ ing paraqraj ha of the tetter a* it has a;>liarcd In print: Tin: STABTXXO OP THE nWTACnMEVF. “On th- in 'rnlng of December 21, abend 8 1-S o’ciu k, urlng In the dlr-e- use to take them up. t.’ou of our wood ira.ii, rn routa to tho pinery for lumber, wb* Leoni, and the pickil on tho lockcut hill Immediate y ah nailed Indiana In that direction.— Rule* for Literary Composition in gene­ ral acodEpistolary and New-jopcr Writ­ ing and Proof Cbrro-.llnp In po-tlrutar; ■At Lawrenceburg, Ky., a gong of iwrodoc* are cngngixl In *hco Ang ne­ ts. A negro identified a man named him. whureupon Bond shot and killed him. —Two bold rohboric* were committed on the *toatuer CUntnn, at the wharf tho thh Inst, by entering the state-roomi and using chloroform. The thieve* rollL-wd Gio. W. Brown, of Metropolis. HL, ot nearly $400, andDr.Hhattuck, ot NOTICES, Fcttennau, but not daring |o go down Into the Lot.ota of tho vallffr, ftir they knew it would be folly, for they would be hnmedbte'y rurruundrd|by the In­ If they kbould. '! h y continued titno to time in th w ooiumna at tho low­ diana. — «.... . I. A est qiub rate*. p rent cottotiW' od t ai ware lying, and CapC. "cuEyck rent twi ntyjn n down toixamtac the acattoted rubbbh, and thusrefejs to nn important lo, end bch:i!d. they were tho dead bodice of Oclonei l etterman and party, Ing Htorjwycrant: and not duo via found to have tho least In this centuiy of magazines, new au­ t article of life left. thors are more and mb.e likely to make \t hen Captain Ten Eyck left the past, their AiKbew Io the pul lie In a periodi­ nn ambulance and three army wagon*, cal thiin-infe book. Of tho new writer’s with h ly In tho bottom, to bring In the wouuued, and take out 3,000 rounds of “serial” has attracted attention it la ro- amn nnltion, was rent out directly after imued as a book, and if the wi Uor uhovld Captain Teu Eyek’*party bod left. Af­ ter It End !<en discoverer that none of C-.loncl 1-cuamran’a party were tell to sms, Dr. J. Dumb Ague. { Wm. Spooner & Co., Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS MOKE VXLIA1ILE I ll.am oou,i 0$, »n*® eww «a~ C1othi n & Carpets. pt1y..«i.n sod Dr. JAMKRTAN. Oaualuag Pkydtiu. Oil Cloths, shall** Wall Paper, Dr HARVEY'S FEMALE PILLS. Crockery, &.c. ING THAT WE CAN AND and nbMrwetiooa, fe TUB MODKTAIM I’ltOTKCTUU. Dr. HARVEY'S GULDEN PILLS. >a> rrrrralbw. IlIL JAOKHORT0M£5Ttr.LIXIMRST bB. JACKSON'S FRENCH FATE5T MALK WILL SELL THEN HOWARD ASSOCIATION, MULADEU>niA, FA. too nniUAl. chai u>d Inatniciion, an IR, aa Essay of Wbrelbg > oreisd rnvrioneo. frre of 5KILUN H0U0HT05, Photographic. nil€£3 uO ifcW, E. h II. T. ANTHONY h CO.. PbiloMpkk. !■». HaEufactnrcrs o f PkataKraphlc That^our DJL bGHKMCK’S klEDICTMES. ' TO CURE COVSUMPTIOX. &• r«r>«U MAYBaiAas, Customers can Save 25 Per Cent. 81,500 fiS-SSMliJ!. In;*«rtd *X\ Kaaiag Jactarea. TSirw Mrt.Ing art.: la ca I Saw Ylrk. whinJ,. Wl UlriAIrtlAT, N. Y. On Former Prices. WE DO NOT MERELY 8AY WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BUT WE DO SAY EMPHATICALLYTHAT WE WILL8LEL MANY STYLES OF GOODS To our Customers ANTED! W JOUVEN'B chants have bought in New York. ■•iBTui, inin * iuuh. RSSrjSL’TESS^Srt! To Exchange a good'piir Habnbss, Wagon, and Bob Slhghs, all in Bui»o, first rate condition, for NEW MTLCHS COWS, _ _____ OLO MILCHS COWS, OR COWS THAT NEVER WERE MILKED. Try UB and you will find that GREEN BACKS or GRAY our extremely Low Prices will BACKS, would not be refused ! verify these rtatementa. Also I want about one Hun­ dred of my good Cuatomera to rla«‘ •tore. Stala strte OlisROUKOTri, Druggets, teudibtf, la -Lnllrrly *1 11mm “ br Na­ An d ; ••Crv<JO.li- “rt. Two VaUtiiwa” KID GLOVE CLEANER “a tkta l» three trffire*..- ecveatyoix viiluted MTRirr THE BLOOD. KCIKXCK A5B FAIR DKALTXG VICTOR!OVF OVKM KMI’IUM.*UM A5U FKAQI). W. I.,r.ril.l.1. Hvnhlftta Hire! 1 Business Horses, tho l«rt of her thought, her knowlcgo Bryans Life Pills, uTnlMorlttv Bini, tint •• CUKaE OF MODEUN MANHOOD, As Cheap as other Mer­ u tire rpuoc of forty frot xqtiare. -w vjy rretdEGHEBt JACKtWX. ROBERT UtuBfitT U nr.KUUENKVkXHHAU.Jr. THE SATldXALllISI-l .S.HABY.-.EKrABLfeir- Boots and Shoes, WK FEEL WARRANTED IN SAY- book. It I* true that tcvtral volume* coml b-.ek, having about thirtv-Ove dead on tho held, >-« u>g unable to bring tluxn iq, but letomcd Uio next day, and brought in the remalmler. The Lodla* were v.U.Uk lha Mmbwa^ «t-li>ped iMsrteitiy naked and borr.hly t>»° i» cosetre | u>d il mutilated; rome bad the top of their rioo and xkotehea be fere venter.ng upon skull* cut off! *nd their brains taken out, othore with tiiolr arm* cut out of their Mie.* Robecea Harding Dnvfe, wbcoe mnm.er pct> m-. ami u;.u arrowsm con­ novel “Waiting for the Vcnilrt,” bwlns siderable quantities stabbed in their in TA* Galcry, for Fehruary Uth, hss al- bodlot. Ono num, a soldier in Company E, Fcoud Battalion, Eighteenth Infantry. lu.d 1G5 arrevrs In hl* body, another had altotio start,sof “Life in the Iron Milts," L5, end some had only five or six. more and “Margret HowtV'iu TLc Atlantic, <* lee*. From all ay penrancm, tho best evidence is that the party. Colon4 F. tatxxaottd a ^rvat doal of attention. In- teitaMi'*, went down fam tbv villc jr on ecljugc, r.nd only IGO or 900 Indiana Thefind Consulting Nashville, Tenn. ENT VARIETIES OF T*— - al* preliminary. Eomctlnic* thto flat opjcarance is by several uliort product­ men, except a very few that were left on ions instead of one long one. Henry a hljib point to keep a lookout, went down lo'tDad up tiro IxidltJ. Tho In­ ent vifron.ui.Iy at woik uj on hl* fliiat dians hod retreated down the valley. and one. BRYAN, Phyrician, For Sale by all Druggists. ■ KUMCIUrVS *V peaf.et ud Ilto-lik • picture uf lh« future bushsad Our Assortment is full and com­ or wife of tbo «p,4^tat, «!l’ <*st« of ■arriap. plete, atnl us our Goods were purchased during the recent decline . in the Eastern Markets, Al- [ Periodical Jeadsohe,; COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFEB 8721; furnish the ItaXKEB and Che IFr-rfr-rn their bar:;. The v. ll-?y wa* one mpving IfyX' btdy of Indiana, yelling, fitting around Rural, a first etas* agricultural weekly, nnd'cvt’ing cajere. ■* fur down the vni- CflatW published at D< trait ar.d Chicago, for ! Dysentery, LARGE & FINE SPECIAL Slav yiik’tto pjutbew; Arettor i TEH'S STOMACH OlTTCfcA. Of .it regt* compatiled by Lieut.U. W. < rommoud, and Crpt. F. II. Brown, with ■mlrr* to '. L.. . ____ u.oir. Ikr •rtt’ib. nut powerful sad the t Bu’toc's. llelatlonahlp. Friendship, oral go to the wood train, wore immediately Love; Illustrated by numerous exam­ ,ot ready. Xcanwh.le, lud.ani rphllto ncioa* the Fincv Hilb." ple* bf genuine epistles from the pens of p ared on the _ -II» ... _ L the bevt writer*;' to which are a ided FormaforLettenof Introduction, Notos,, 12-] ouiido.- wn* got Into position to give thern nrhcllcr two. and Col Fe:to.man's party e;art<d out the northwest gala BKlXrORCSNrKTB REST FOR. The reading of thto book would servo Colonel F< Herman's party dlaapy cared over tho hill* toward tim Putio Crevk Valley, aud •liortlv aficr heavy rtrirg aid in educating the peiple Wat h>-atd In thni direv ttop. fl wanly TUB GLORY OF HAN IS 8TUENG7II. till* time, olrno»t 11 o'clock a. m., and everything In the garrison pursued its icrvlar re-utinc of gnztUou duty. Aix/t btllliaal y»< gia which it mv ba <to».A And hcuco sub­ ■wofil*-. The fr mit renewing proposition. aucc, Hie wen were roou gr.umcu For three new rahso lbere and $4/10, a wo will send three aoples of this pajier a to the number of forty-five, under the clicrge of T. TenEyck, to go to their aw slctrincc. The mes cr.gcr icporud tho Indiana charging on our men Lu great EDGAR TREMA 15. For 24 iww subscribers and $0,00,21 nuiubcis. opk* of the- paper a year, and a btrml[I THE MAMACFX. . •otnely-bound copy of “Hew to Write," □I * St.ry br tlw aalhaa They pnxoeded in haste ui the field, “How to Talk," Hew to B. have,” and ■Ufr iii lualrvn Mills.and uj on arriving at <hc edge of i’eno “Haw to Do EetlDen," in on© volume. Occk Valley, they dfccovciod further FrireJXJ®. Agriculture! and Library Jonrorl. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING DI­ RECT FROM MANUFACT­ URERS AND A UCTION HOUSES IN NEW YORK, A VERY Diarrhea, pre tta Um to Riad IU In* paper b m> Ww. OAYtiARIMkT'HrU'S I tree I toise oae < � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-02-20.pdf 0561b725ac294e3a1b9b9ece8b6a2bdd PDF Text Text “Liberty and Union—One and Inseparable/ •ECIFIC FOL. IL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, 1807. gaslinga' guiiitu girtrlara- jforal an) giitrilaiitou. MoOONNELL 4 VAILE. GROCERS W^alS RaspaaMWly mmbimm to the CiUn< RjgJ-JJ^rjwAStagasaMiy U»»ttov I DNIC PIUX V. Inftl’i OditaaM SUMI DUPLEX ELLIPTIC GROCERY STORE. (OK DOUBLE SPIXG) SKIRT. A Villiaxos Outrage.—Some mis­ erable whisky bloat or other vagabond, on Monday evening threw a large atone through the Parlor window at the Rcaidence of Rev. A. P. Moore, breaking out three lights of glass and doing other damage^ The State Prison to the right­ ful home of all such contcmptable be­ ings. fAN, Consultjjj. l-ODfil't" * liar; Coarayaa. ■ ud Real Itotai* Attkxtio.x to asked to the odverttomeut of the Ht-Joeeph fruit growers tutsoelatkm In another column. From the’ character of the mcmbeni of thia Asso­ ciation we have no doubt the enterprise to one of the best of Its kind, and will bo conducted on liberal and fair prlnclP!«_________ _________ IE 1 Han goldt Jfe Pilis, he Tins Doxatiox.—We hope our friends wiB not forget the donation rtolt to Rev, A. P. Moore < n Wednesday evening.— Mr. Moors to one of the most efficient men we have, Is true ss steel on all the great qUMtlonv of the day, and deserve-v to be richly rewarded for hto do rollon to the cause of Justice and right. ntoon. Drex*. JOUS UlMIKRTrt. Kitpoet Font Maxtfacture.— cxiatcnco for'cooking purposes, yet many families are using English Soda, when thia Balciatus to much better, and by using it you an- patronising homo production. For sale everywhere. have for several week* been preparing to give a Musical Entertainment They ! will be ably supported by an Orcheaua, conatotlug of Al yen’ String Band, and three organists. Every cifort will bo made to render the occasion one of real enjoyment It to believed the selections are choice, and auffleicntly varied, ao that none will find '-LLiC.HMUwyama Dcp't of Calkin-, Griffin A Co's Union Bu-lnres Institute,Oberlin,-Ohio, to supe­ rior to any in thin country. Il thorough­ ly and fully prepares thu student to take chnrgeof on office. Sotto fact ton ia guar- 26 PER CENT OFF! NEW GOODS IF YOU WAXT GOODS CHEAP, CO TO pHILLIPS 4 gENTLEY’S. If you want good bargains, go to PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY’S ASK FOR IT! We keep constantly on hand full assortment of Dry-Goods, Boots &■ Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y If Glassware GUARDIAN SALE. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, •‘Cash. Give us a call! Jtew A.B PHILLIPS & I'MTLH ATTENTION 1 SOLDIERS! STATE OF MICHIGAN* 1 UTTI.i pbllowplKr aad port rtilnmas. Add!mo. ia hit ipoeUHr. th« Shi and mart aanaiog of perioJUli, ia bfi papareoa Coantry sad CHANCERY ORDER. CtbiynK. J-rwU, OLDEN PILLS, ADMINISTRATORS SALE. County Clerk, a- Poatmaaler at Hicko-' ry Corner*, vfoe Lewis Durkee resigned. For once, the powers that l>e have pleas­ ed the people, and npj olntcd to office, n man true to the principles and policy of the men by whose votes they bold office, but wbo-e confidence, In most cases, they have shamefully betrayed. OXY de CO.. PhBtBgrapblc for valuable public Documents. To How. Z. Chaxdlkx, for a copy of his recent speech In fovor pf the im­ peachment of the Traltor-Prteldcnt, for which we hope to find room shortly. To How. Jambs A. Swekzey, for val- AT Homb.—We learn that the Hox. R. Joxra, the member of the House from the 2 d District of thia county, to detained ot home, rick with Small Pox, of which there are several cases in hto family, and others in the neighborhood.Attkwttow Rkfuducaxa.—We print this week the call of the Republican State Central Committee, for a Slate Convention, tobo held nl Lansing, on the 7th of Msreh; and the call of our County Committee tor H County Con­ vention, to be held at the Court House In this village, on (he 2d day of March. These ore Important Conventions, and we trust Ute Union Republicans of the several Townships wlH see to it that each township is fully repre-ented in the County Convention, and n full del­ egation elected to thn State Convention. Men and brethren bo up tnd doing. Patboxixx It.-A well arranged, well supplied market, la of the utmost Importance to the people of any of our clttot and village- The health of the people la In no Inconsiderable extent de­ pendant on the character of the food SPOONER’S Chilli and Fever, STAND FROM UNDER! Bilious Fever, Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, Congestive Ohilla, Arti-Feveh AGUE If those persons who made lit­ tle “thirty day” bills at our ston| last Spring and during the Bum­ mer, don’t walk up to our office and PAY the same, there will be a row, and our venerable fellow­ townsman, and officer of the law, Wm. 'Burgher, will be in­ structed to empty his vials of wrath upon their devoted heads. Vavy trely Vour», In Dead barant, PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY. nariiaga. Fib. Mb, 1S4T. Diarrhea, Dyeentery, Periodical Headache, Dumb Ague. TlAJiX I am now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, 1866, m will fully appear by the above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled,; bring along your claims and have them properly settled. My charges are as low aa the lowest, and no charge unless claims col­ lected. FRANK ALLEN. Hastings, Feb. 4th, 1867. NOTICE. �F. D. Ackley, DRUGGIST 46R0CER, 1 am anartefadminrof ternate beau­ ty. I ootLt te tettc hr aaa aria: or a wwlptar, but 1 am neither. 1 huve thoueht of roatjng an a>t*«rfypi galnS—nneor That kind you kn-nv, where y run ir rn town v» town, slopping on s vacant lot or on tho common >«r a week or two, tn transfer the facts of the team's pernde to glara; but 1 gave up that him attest, ter the seis rvs-.n Uta: Drags and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, KT-; Uta Koa. It, 17 and 18 fa, jTaU'x at Lav. Mi*fl PAINTS AND OILS, PAim AND ORA PALNTS AND OILS. “You're a villain!" Henry Bowers, a young man of very ••SteT" s . Ib-sly dlsnredtlou, and also aa admirer “i repeat It-you re a vlllnlu !" of tomato beantv, wni cm)4ored In the “A mlrorable scamp !” said the corpu­ same office. Ave boarded and roomed to lent gcritlemon. coming farwurd and gather st the corner of Crown and Mor- stowing more fl- rvely than ever. No v I felt that 1 was the match for One night Henry and I attended one the Litter, but aa te tbr other one, I did onl doubt but thru bo might work me up Into shon strings in ires than three minutra Ko ta-lng a ciutioua man, I tliourkt it bort to keep my angry pass­ ---------------- ’£JK“. “toco! Book, and Sutionery, Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery. WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, , WALL PAPER. ‘ Wlll you explain yourself, gentle­ men?” I asked, trying to smile. “Yes, 1 will,” answered the tag one, putting gnat cmph.iste on the “wilL." “CcxtiSdy,” growled the corptxteni grntkmtm with strlm smile. “Come this way, you rascal," said the tid] one, drawing mo along with him. His companion followcd ui out baek of Ute station, where wc were out of sight nnd hearing of the red of U . •‘Now,’’ Kii.1 tiro tall gi-utleman, turn­ ing and confTOUiig me," i'll Introduce mysc f. 1 am Cuptaln Augustus Boyn­ ton. This coutlcman is my father. John Boynton. Do you know us now ‘•Well, really," I replied, wondering in my own mind what the duce was coming—•really, 1 don’t know anything mote about you than what you've Just told." i “Hush I” Twas the oaptitn ; and ho Lent down, and hbved lu my car, “1 am Canto Boynton’s brother.” “And 1 am hrr father," growled John Boynton. “Ah, really I I want to know!" I could not help smiling, the whole afiblr so< mid so ludicrous. uGlve my regards ... o “Ila! you lattfh at us, do you, vill­ ain 7" cr ed the captain. "Ixxjk ’er«£” .aid he, lowirlng bls voice to a horrlcd whteisT. -‘Itouk at three." I did look : fur lust then he drew from the pccket or Ids brown ofcroent a liandsome <xse, and opcuing It, displayed^ pair of splendid silver mount, d dueling p.SlolS. | “Take your choiee." ___ __ | A rold tremor ron through my frame, s high ! W« I tobe mutderedn I tried to shout and broad, and hi •" the j but 1 could make no sound. The lu' decidedly fur cape diopped It— ----------- wa» ulilte rd. alabaster, and inluoUi us Kcrinus. Mart 1 fight a ? I'd nevpoll h«d marble. Her farm was trim • r tired a pistol tn my Ilf and slight—not loo tall, but Just th.) op­ and then 1 tried to kill i. — posite of abort and dampy. Ilca'ly she with the ptet-.l, and had to dash her wa* a model for a painter. And if I had bru-'ni out cgalns*. a stone wall. only been an at bat, jilK>tograpbl»t, am'•Choose quick," urg. d ti»o captain. brotypbl, or house painter, 1 certainly "81»,” raid 1, tn u tevnudocis voice, should have tram-ferrad that beautiful while the cold drops of penqilraUan fuoc and form to canvas, b-i]>cr, gbae or •tood out upon my brow. “There muwood. As It wa«. when the lecture w«s mnst bo so-eomo mls-mtetakc. l-I am concluded, which I am sorry to say I no1, the man.” don't remember anytldng about, I went ‘•J’ahsw I "answered the captain, look­ home leaning on tho arm of Bower.’, ing down at my carpot bag wh.ch I bail madly In love with—well, I don't know dropjKid upon tho ground, "You are who. John McDutou of W— A mouth parsed away without ray rco“Noair, lam James McDougal.” I Ing anything of the beautiful iteungor. replied w.th alacrity, tor I now saw who We occupied oeatv very n«»ar the stage —we catne early. There were very fvw tn tho hall st the time, but the seal dlrvcl'y In front was filled with Indira I bt-llovc there was onegcn'.l .-man. though I did not take much notice of him. We bad hardly been in the hall five mlnutra before my attention waa fixed upon one of the ladles upon tho thmt -CV- ■■ . — ill.!- ... .I—,.. — t but an idle wna talking very earnestly with the lady next to her, )>er tnoo wna tumid toward an; and, mtaoeptlblo a» 1 am. I could not but be lmprc.-eitl with the bounty of it. Bowe's noticed hrr two. and punched mo lit tho ribu to attract my attention. “A little out of the common order, ch, McDougal 7" he whispered. “I orSy, 1 think. Do you know her;” And just then the organ began to How ; and Bowers, who is al»» a lover of mimic, m ncllM of beauty, turned Ids attention to the org.in, which, by tho way, l« alwavt played nn hour tefore the loctnro coiuuicn m, for you to sec the peoplo of W------Imve got u great organ iatclv, and they ain’t kt it net whenever th y hare an opportunity to dtenlnv- ite poweta. But 1 couldn't withdraw my irtwe from th* be-mttful young Inly lof»ro me. Kho had golden b’ir. and her blu- । “AloL'ourabbc hanged!'* growkd tho raptuin. “To bcturvl never raw you ; before, but I'vo nc.ii your photograph a ! huudnd cimca. Y< u temmuber the one­ ; you rave to Currie i" I "Ao dr; I don’t know Conte. I’m | no McDotan nt nil I’m McDougal of , W-------- , I’m book ficcpcr fur lire® n A । Co., dealers In hldra mid ULI w. Sty ' father wan Norton McDougal, mymother was Mai£ McDougal, my grunduth- * Confound yo-ir grandfattier; cither marry my a ster, aa you rrmuLod to do a month ago, or take one of tiicee pistols t i<ii were filled, just like mir e, no wwrentoeg, fry ovm tut, width I am a ire waa uau.uL ctund at the -Adriatic, and 1 t.m alrocat jwa t ve that ft was miadt* from the sm>.o piece n ine was.— lie had on a tall -ilk t ut, tipticd opou oues do of fate sandy forks, so d d 1; and fur hi r more, hccftntird In hto hand a rm-dl cun-ct trai. w tli a lag marked ‘•J. MeD.’’ tied to tire straps. 1 l<M.-kod at him. and h.-returned the c-unpllmctit, and Bowers examined him atadle.anee with an op ro g.ani. At last Uie ►tt.mter advnaoel s-ns. th® rwuu, bowe.l, and stopped dlroeUy In from of me. “Frieu L"s^ l*. wlthsamc hcxllntfon. evident y bewildered, “did your leather ever Lave twins “No I never hoard that she did," I re-! piled w>th a smile. ‘•Will mine never did that I beard I of, and he put bls hajd upon my cant ileeve, and bignn to examine Um* cL>t!i. •H say, sir," continu<-d the stemigvr. 1 1110- ltr.W-1 I l.M M... ... I.... ,'.W. t ’•My name te McDougal," I replied, J, bcurd a uentl^raon touutrk to hte uoigUbor, "Twiua of court.-.— M bat a tea .-mblanco ?" ‘•Well, Mr. MeDongnl, I hope you aro an b-Micrt man, fur yuu roc, Jf you abMdd happen to rob a bank. f..g0 ai tu.te. pick np.ck.t, ort’t t eomebudy's Jugular Imiuhthave to suileL iioriu.p> sw-ms tor it." ‘lean give good reference as t> my chtrnmar," I answered. J "3 «» that's very ,.ood. But Mr. MoDousal, width way are yuu > olug o?.’wai.1 Ur,vw ’’•X Lcket." ‘•i bsti i»rn cotag up. I d m'L think we’d bit a nitel to.eYisr. Th-re's the te on «ta tew. GoeJ by.-, Mr. Me- ‘'Clu-osr p^lck, youngster," said tho Boyutou. ‘•I won't fight," I cried, throwing my self c o tho ground. “Tl on marry n>y sister, or we’ll drag . you thiough the tidil pond.” It wan ur.lcas for me to remonstrate. 1 I cou.d not convince the enn ged fuller and ion th; 11 was not the villain MoDulan. J da. od not cry for help.. \S hat should I do T Marry a woman whom I n.-vi-r saw whom I know noth­ ing aixiut ? 1 had UttJc time te conslder. Ute was sweet to me, a ducking was dlsagreeblc, and, as to a duel, j - vicu‘s,.?ri?hLLhe c*i,taini “o akl'-lt with hlaboot. ‘A’S* ‘ All right. Get up." And the rajitain milled grimly aa he retu. ned the pMnl to tho ease, the eras to Uic pocket. '1 ho elder Mr. Boynton went after the cjr. iave: but iofuro I had ceased to tremble uc returned. Ibc esptain helped me in ; and then seated iatwecn the cldvalrlo father ami son, I rodo away. There were plenty of p. opk- on the street; but I waswunad W e Hide nt a smart trot for about two mllra, I should tldnk, and then the con­ tain drew rein before a largo two story white ho» c, that stood t»rar Uw rwul ni.roundcd by a high white tenon.Thera wjms graswl Walk up to tho front itoor and sever il Largo olierry tX«M stood In tl.o Lon*yard. “li wcwo are," said the captain, gttr brig down and motioning me to ftdlow. 'ihe door o oeued Ju«,t us we rracbod Li, anil X intis, Hebo, I’uiiii Victoria BD(] General Gjant I wlto should faU into »ny cinui but tho nfcutJciul young lady who had made such n strong Iwprwwfcn ut>on my ninths night of the lecture In < “OK I knew you would be trueihc cried: and tl» DRY GOODS 360 ETC., ETa, ETa, ETC'., ETa, ETC., ETC. ETa, ETa, BABLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, •sssrially ^•llrniioa ------ — ------------- --------4U» dllfcn "’ur'jAt.KHox’RoainfTAr. ltkihext R«BKrte»«ll colilarM aod dlMbilili, sad rrjutes>lra »rgu« wldcb bsre lun dmnaal fur mao, K"jACK8O.V8 mCVCH PATMT MALE HATE. It U p-rfeetlr •*£« ••<! mter Mia Jo sir• MlioCartfoe. it U the mi), rars ■adaafesnrratatira ■ nlr.l 4... .... . At Ackley’*, At Acklcy’fl, At Ackky’fl. THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND REST SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS EATlItt AND STRTED GROCEY STORE. ever bro’t to this Mart, CONSISTING IN PART OF DENTISTS, call llw atlratic* of ALL. r~r*..a» wuliiag aajibtaj In tk« of UKSTlttrar Wuuid Seal Estate Agency, EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville. Barry Co. Mich. H. WEIGHT Agent ■ RO seres coder i.r.e rile Impro.ewrm. w, boced ssdtepplM -Itk HHm -irtsr. »< Ik.. Blom, sort <t.errr. PrketU so acre. J.r lern io^uinaf U WKIUT Mod A r ot * Brvtar IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE. Boots A shoes, IPOTIHLAIB JEUSSmtr, ON VULCANITE Kl'BnER BASE, on .bort noUn sad in tUUot na I iMlqynrd Hats A caps, OY S T E R S ANTED! ff To Exchange a good pair Groceries, Business Horses, Habkess, Wagon, and IJon Sleighs, nil in first rate condition, fcr NEW MILC1IS COWS, OLD AtILCDS COWS OR COWS THAT NEVER WERE MILKED. GREEN BACKS or GRAYOB THt SHORTEST BOTICR. BACKS, would not be refused ! A WARM MEAL Also I wont about one Hun­ dred of my good Customers to remember that Ladies’ dress goods, Fancy goods, Cassimercs, Cadies’ furs, Sewing Machines, SJIVTTLE STITCH Ballou’s ImprsvM Frearb Yoke Sklrtt, WAmiut w m. HEM, FEU, TUCK, BRAID* GATHER. v Spices, &.c, Ac. Ac., At. ctsk Clieap ub Lite cheapest for axoas. A.t Cost! RUSSELL & NEViUS BUSdKLL & MS Challenge the “City” on TEAS A LABat ASSORTMIST Of Silk and Straw Bonnets. RUSSELL & NEVINS Have a Goo Stock of Cbooibt for sale Clwap! andGLaas-wau For Sale by all principal Deal­ ers and at Wholesale only by BALLOU BROTHERS, CALL * EXA MIK OUR GO C8 RUSSELL & NEVINS AND PRICES, k a.n.«w, u, riCT Won’t be undergold when CASH ie offered ! — «-» SHS»f (M. CBXARtR ilHBTI MRiew.MWTma ssjun. '1 haw >nw thnw l.tw a Vaw-kaw taw ihaw raw Aw thaw raw-Jaw-sav Key to the above:— “Welcome nwc-.-t day Th it raw the Lorn And these tejjlcing Among' the er.e ud I’O.-k city i-rt year, r Sdltare, 41 Kei*aric.V', LrtNsUAtoAftG S Tav«r». 122 I. -.w e-, 1 ’cache re, 795 Mereliari hwnitora, in Mu*!< Un. f the l ulled 6U:fc.“. Cash or Beady-P»y! Keep the best BOOTS and SHOES iu town. —J isllroeabooi ttewiag Maohlsta, bat coll *1 the PateateO, Navia her 1, ius. A^EKKIXIXO DRY GOODS .NL’UlA.x URKAKFA.'T CAFE.*, wbieh b>> ba.se Hoard Out Coffee, Sugars X>- O. HA-WLEY. Haatenga, Jan. 28, HC7. 1867 RUSSELL & NEVINS DOMESTIC My books are at Ihe old stand : Odell and Fuller wiH take irhat’s due and no more. 1867 RUSSELL & NEVINS Gloves and Hosiery. E my folks and bonus have to eat, W e would like some potatoeu A meat, Oats, corn or wheat; Green Backs will make it compiota pct'tree there grow end bel'n more inelol wbkh ralegh- with on Aaroa'e v.*tm--iv Lexven-taught Joys; r.nl Fplrit broot i« up >D tires there 11 ihahiu; down < and the flow tf hoalthy nad th • guah «f aw.ctos gentle tone* and Joyfl 1 -11 it.— Bleached goods, 6KBVED Of fo every style. Maud we will give yea a BARGAIN. Slmtllni. whittling'ter it, and Joj Ing totaling It. Men in rent of evqdaxting life deep micharouir. Men I tartan Utalm, and tooelr bands. I Men who do no nor esux- their wlcca to TOR BILE— Groceries, SURGEON H- WM10I7. TTOBMLB^SOMmoasas. to, and M I? 00 ess. 11, is Waytaad. Altaian C< by H. WlUQIlf, MuUtofdle. Perfttmerios and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, JONES & DRAKE, vn7ch«M- '1 hue It is with vu'f 1‘se them kindly But be rou;h a> nut And Uoa^ogiua «A At a p-.nyer mceUr-g far from New IlnvcB. a er wboec rend sun a- red ollarod thl*«t}Ui n: “O, Lord, luxve m.rc �fftor ant.^Hninut. GHAT IIC1HI1IT !'• ataadiag toe were war. ten, Where tea wM wiadadtrtek, ead tea .ergae YOUNG 15000 DOLLARS o» »• i« lX. wbea I sleep to dree*. _* ‘ auuia aiaae. T ben are bean, dal beat—there in when th.1 ENGINE WORKS. coa. MAaur av» riinto are., Marrcate •TP|are <m that altera In HteBi— Iteriinaa .« A—' ZANESVILLE, - - - - rr Can be Cured OHIO Mil th! Heit Thirty Dtyj, BEU'S CIOAF®, BaHag added gaaady to ear fenaar utaoatea tetetin. w«aM aaw laeabiraui a taraaaaatear ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM ? •"L1W”*d Kagtere aad FaraMeClreataMtawJUta TkanteaLekanllr a Mata -» Terrltoee la Ik. (!0|m, bM teal n«r Impewad Feetabte **^aa MU* are la A.T COST TOBACCO STORE XeettMMa Btete Rlraal, where U wfll^reaeire ' <lu.Un*ni <rllk tea M1U.M - SNUFF, AUCTION PRICES AND PIPES, SEELYE’S Consisting of Liquid READY MADE CATARRH REMEDY CLOTHING! die to tbe pole. Men who wlU atan-1 for the right if th’ heavens totter and tl>c earth rvelo Uia who can tell the truth, nud look the world and tbe devil right in the evo, ■ Men that Deithnr bn-g nor hid. Man that now Oar nor flinch. Men who am have eounuo Without wbiaUIng for it, and Joy without ahouting to biuag It. Mia Ju wtaoui the cur­ rent of ewertartlbg Ilf* nine »tiU, and deep and atroni'. Man led large fcr acetariau limits, and C*» atreng for aoctvrt -n bands. Men who do not at rive nor cry, nor cau-_c their vt ieva to bo lu.nrd In tho sirvet, but who wl:l not tall nor be dto-1 OUTTA-rRBenA, BRIAR ROOT, GERMAN PIPES, aa* all kinds uaully kepi iaa GEXT-S AND LADIES FIRST CLASS TOBACQO STORE. Ladies Tlool Shawls, COME JlMD SEE CONSUMPTION Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs Before you Buy at any other Place. CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost. Cm aid Sa for Yotrselra. Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chuchula Bevcr “ 012 wqrth$18. Fine Caster Borer " $20 worth $30 Bl’k Cloth Suit $18. worth Suite for Business, 12 “ Heavy Coat. Ladies’ Muff “ fur Collars, 4,50 English Merino, 0.75 yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth l,5o “ 1,121 " 1,75 BulTtdo Robes 7,50 ** 10,00 “ '* 12,00 - 16,00 Ladies’Knit Hood ,75 “ 1,12 “ 1,75 ................... 1,00 ‘ • Double all wool Shawls i tnw mr.tr liar 3,50 worth 5,50. i'nw-kaw t-.w thaw rnw-vaw-yaw braw, Aw thaw raw-Jaw-saw aws.” Key to the above:— •• Welcome «wct dajr of mt. Terms Cash. ESTABLISHMENT! THE ACTINGS DRUG &, BOOK STORE Established in 1851. By J. B. ROBERTS. s Liquid Catarrh Hemedy. Choice Family B44E8 PHOTOGRAPH AIMS Go to 1 CHEAP AB THE Q1EAPEST. 0. D. SPAULDING’S A tnarrtod !a*y who waa In tire habit of apendtug m- ad of her tlra<> In the aociety of her uviglitors, happened one day to be taken til, and aunt her hu>baiid in groat bante tur a i-h.v-.lcUn.— Tiie htuband ran a short clint.no?, but k® roturn'-d, cxclnlminr: “My jUa>’. windteahai: J. find yon-when JLJ get hneJr*”**4 « ThefwMteJt wortTin oar luigmgn la Love! The great cat word in our languigv i« Go L , The word c Il'u, Um fe X«w. 1 h«Ur>. the greiteat and the awocteR duty turn can jx-rfona. 1 ‘‘‘ r : ' HARDWARE of all kinds, la n-wally hept «p to the «uta at Uva people, and, will be sold at Railroad Prices, JUdtag Trutepartottoa; aad aam'ala tetoaly •' toves, Iron, Nails, Dr. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS. L A Large Aaaorlmenl of Travlling Baskets HUNTERS HEADQUARTERS! Hera U Ute place la bey jeor roWDXR. CAPS, HtlOT, CAttTNDGIM, And everything elee fashioned from Sheet Irea. AH seru ef ROPE, Photographic. ILASS. r For the People! num- AND WOODEN WARE PRINT3 F0R 12f Ct*. GOOD BROWN SUGAR 12| Cte. WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP ADVERTISE! & TRIBUNE, GROCERIES Hardware Merchant, HARNESS 0. B. BPAULDIKB. tf TAKE NOTICE. HARTINGS CITY NEWS ROOM, «Mdoor«aatofH. A. GoodymPa nASirFoinirDWPELlb AND L RAGS. Al ear Market BartfrgMafr «6. W. «Ot» S SOS. Land for Sale! I wish to bell 80 ACRES of Timbered Land, lying three mile* east of Hastings, 81 acree A i.< eey toy feSawin* 4-eeita M iher "ere «t*»l-e fr»m ■/ Mee ee I sa’ce-.’ESuasei.’V rut. cwroo. a mhext ibox wans. Rcadtar Or11 err ay . P.ir.le Media* Adrteee ??■* *’•■ *•* w*to Shelf Hardware, Farming Tools of all kinds, pAisis. Of every needed Kind and St» le jnat parcha-'d f-w c*»h •I low I’Heoeand Bailing at Havliajt-, Da*, lite IM*. iaa Ante. BAP PANS, PERFUMERIES, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ TRACTS, -fcC. COMPLETE. Brick Block. All Kmthof Drowrf Diaries for 1867. KiElW CASH STORE! o buy your Goods, Just below' the lathe rmra^a of Utb W* should 1ml- purify vac blord, H—U-he. BtttlwM. L. Buckley will continue as Salesman as heretofore. Tara. a—■fattag a*aO tbe POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS. CH EMICA IA PAINTS, OILS. PURE WINES. AND LIQUORS, HARNESS oil, axle grease BY THE BOX. 3«3m At a piaycr tncetlng rteerdly held not ‘ r from New Haven, nn mnnet bivthwhrw aetd stiri a ecd,U a intclEgvnce, tero-l thUpotiU-a; "U, L-ird.liav® m rey nyx n ua p-wiri 1-cr.ible rlun-nt, <4 which 1 am the defeat mn-ing ten thuuaaud, and the -o ..ItAtetither icvvly." Our ‘-lour" *ur>tvrt< thst h<* mail be MOKE VAI.VALLE Ulis GOLD! Bryans Life Pilis, More and Better GROCERIES ' N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done as usual by Fairchilds. <& O O B 8 Mudge Al Bailey 'Ihus It bi with vt^gr.r nr.tt;rc«, I se bhetu kludl.v. thcy rebel ; Bill be K>u^h n i iiuiea v grater<, An-1 tl.b<ogiiro ubi-y your will ■lie ■ UTIIUTM. HVRMH SHOP. E. & H. T. ANTHONY R CO., Maiibctaren «f FhatagrapMc IMlMUk, Wbolemle and Retail. 601 BaoADWAr, N. Y. �SPECIAL NOTICES. Separator CapUli. $60, 000, BUT CHEAT A T T. FOB S2t SAVE MONEEtec the action of certain Townrhlpa tn ’ the county of Kaladuwoo, tn issuing , their bonds la aid of the II. R. from Schoolcraft to Katemaaoo, over the Gu­ bernatorial Vetoe, In tbe Senate, You 34; Noya 7 ; and In the Boom, Yeas 70 NayafO. Under the elrcmnstanew, we believe thia action Justifiable, but hope it may not be adopted as a rule of action, though we do not believe the veto pow­ er should erar be plaead In the hands of any one man, and when It b, do not be­ lieve tbe Executive erer Justified In using it to thwart tho will of the ropmentakivea of tbe people on other than I0DIL LEBUIT Fill, Great Reduction __________ _ skull»1-ttaateea.and his age 00 yeoxa. Bayard Taylor sailed on Saturday, in the steamship Union for Europe, Intend­ ing to be abaent a year and a half, and to visit many parts ot the Continent and tbe Mediterranean Islands seldom IN PRICES tings.' ^uintM 4 At the New Brick Block, on* door Eact of the Old Stand of telligcnoe will form the basis of aafftage. The Port Huron Pnaaa stale* that the entire line at the Grand Trunk Exten­ LO.ofG.T. At the meeting of Wild sion hac Ixen let from Flint to Port Hu­ Flower Lodge No. 44, I. O. of O. T. ron, to be graded at about 37,800 par held on the 4tb lust., the following per­ ron* were duly Installed aa officer* for the ensuing term. J. 8. GOODIE AB & CHAITULLAB'I State, WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, MUSTACHES! crow apoa th* stBM fit* u.loz l»r Loyal Word a Maafally Spoken. The Hon. Joseph R. Hawixt, Edi­ tor of the Hartford Prru, and Governor of Connecticut, in a leading Editorial, os the 80th ulU, nobly vindicated-the supremacy of the National Government, and the right and duty of Congrats to determine the great question of re-conStruetlon, in such a manner u will for­ ever settle the question of the para­ mount Importance of tho National Gov­ ernment, over the exploded doctrine of ‘■State rights.” We hope Ihe people of Connecticut will man folly re-endor>e Gov. Hawley, by giving WOO Instead of 00(1 majority, In tho pre-ctrt Gulxnutorisl contest. In which he is ihe standard bearer of the loyal men of the “land ot steady habits.” But we let the Govern­ or speak for himself. Such words med no commendation, and will admit of no For imptoitog s>4 Ik*aUI>ia< U** Complex WK JkRX NOW RJKKmxo 01. MCT KROM JfANUKACT. URKRS AND A UCT10N ROUSTS IN NKW rORK,A VXRY The >no*t itlaabl* sa4 perfael prrpwnUio* in „ •___I-I______ VI- - 1-L-iiA.I —--lilt. U.I LARGE & FINE A5K AIJ.EX, met, K-tary T«i. »*< ColteclioB *« ia. **ld la lb* 1. Ofieaoiar COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFEH- Township of H.-atlnga. Which we hope and expect will be firmly adhered to, until there la not a whiskey vender out aide tho Jail In th* county. ENT VARIETIES OF BEAl-TYT Flax** A Cccls, • At'acss, GoLDsr, . Siixtx Staple and Fancy UIVUHiy n VI IUUUUJ WUV.Uer any further legislation & nroeseary to prevent the enalavement of the Indians or any syvtem of peonage in lhe Territo­ ry of Nsw-Mcxfco.’’ A rlmllar resolu­ tion wnsofTerod yesterday In the House. Wo trui-t that the matter will be dealt with promptly and efll'Ctually. The re­ ... .1 — f . I.— 1h. n. I —. I n—.— — Ita.lt — — * < LIST OF PREMIUMS. DRY GOODS Boots and Shoes, “The varlurn aettlod beyond dispute the supremacy of the Union abovennvStnte, and that too first alKrtanw of the < itlxen ia duo to the United State*. and that clinging to lib. State In rebellion agnln.t the General Government, I* trearnn.— W7 do not rare what a.to Slate CXinftitution saps, nor what quibbling arguments the adherents of toe beaten Stat* Right faction may elaborate— the ttcortl ILis Clothing, CIIASTELLAR’S Bnir Exterminator! Carpets. Druggets, Oil Cloths, Know Thy Destiny. ■^all Papcr, Crockcry, &.c: As a nation, there waa a plain ■ Into peace out of the chaoi rar, and that way Is not yet do oct not a.em nwaa.v to *vt btory about Bute suicide, or tei cquraged by the territorial lew to organ­ ise volunteer campaign*—or, in plain English, free-bcoting and slave-olralltig expeditions against too Indiana Tba plunder te coualdervd the property of the raiders; the captives arc Io f>e turn­ ed over to the public authorities. But tn proctlee the captives are pener-lly s Id al a price of from $75 to $40), or arc held in virtual slavery. Iteca any one suppose that tluse Indian expeditions are never undertaken exo j>t from con­ siderations of public aafetyT Dots any one l elicve thet lh many cares ihi* man­ bunting and marauding is one whit bet­ ter than the slave trade 7 About 7,000 Navajo prisoners, captured by volun­ teer expedition*, arc now held at ihe Indian re. aeration. According to CoL Arnv, Acting Secretary of tbe Territo­ ry, they have l-cen aburod In th* moat Since the Invention and succcaafol in­ abnmeAil manner. Moat of them are troduction of the Celebrated Duplex women, and the bast way to dteposc of them a.* ms to be a problem of a rather Elliptoi [or doable] Spring Hoop Skin, jKtrplexlng nature.—.Vets For* Tribune. by Mr. J. W. BradteyTof New York, th? Itedie* throughout the country have Riven ap the idea of discarding the foehion of wearing hoop skirts on the ac­ count of the peculiar iu>d graceful manner In which the Duplex Skirts adapt themselves to every exigency and emer­ gency. do generally acceptable have throe Skirts became that the ladb s re­ gard them aa a special favorite, in view of. th* superior Flexibility I.lghtUCM on-i Durability Combined in their Manufacture. They also con­ sider them a for more Economical and Comfortable Hoop Skirt than cvir has or cun be made for nil Crowded AsocmbliOH, for Promenade or House Dress.— Any lady after wearing one of these Sktrtrwlll never afterwards willingly dispense with their use. Long experi­ ence in the man u terture of Hoop Skirts, tullon,” or nt least to make tin- attempt. Congress ha* taken no action, aa yet, on ha* proven to tbe proprietors of thia to- the subject. venttan, that Single-spring* will always Gen. Butler expreeae* tlio opinion rotate that stlfT. unyielding and bung- that tbe fint meeting «f the next Cun­ Ung style which ha. ever characterised ,gloss must sit into June. / them, whereas the Double Spring Hoop In tbe Supreme Court ot tbe District or th* Duplex Elliptic, will be found of , Columbia, 11 wai yesterday decided Free from these olJecUona. Notwith­ that the ta>4 oath wssoonjitltuttonai and standing the ability of the manufactur­ ers, Mantra. Wats, Bradley and Cary, to turn out over elx thousand Skirts p-.r • day from their Large Muiufectorla* In ,ford, VL, ro high that It raa.-bed the in Naw York, they fool obliged to re- jsecund atoriro of the bolldlngs, and quasi all merchants nrdoeing too Duplex a i woman was drowned white attempt­ Skirts, to send their order* a few day* ing to eacaj -c from a hotel. before they are wanted, if pomlbte, as Speaker QolMx'a mother 1* only 17 Our Assortment is full and com­ plete, and ns our Goods were purchased during « the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS WSrKEt. WAKRANTUD IX SAY- TUE ROAD TO FORTUNE IXO TitA T WK CAS AXI> ST. JOSEPH MICH. SPECIAL NOTICES. W1LLSXLL THXM tMCBB LB l«V, That our JjLACKSMrTH Cuftomen can Save 25 Per Cent. gHOP On Former Prices. C. H CHASE & CO. WE DO NOT NKflKLr BAY PULMONIC SYRUP. Blacksmithing, BUT wz do sat Astrology. Tnx Woiw A«nm:tn>D *T til WOXBMrtL II.Z1_.TIOX. MADE BT TUE GREAT A8TMOLOOIMT. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ZTTHATWE WILL8LEL Rous Siioximo, Cuuiaob laoxrxo no Gwnn Joamau, Ac., Ac. MANY STYLES OF GOODS -Wark doa* la dty.iji. and al eilypricM— To our Cuatoiner« JVPartkmlar (UaalMa rliva ai/kiod. of MACU1H■ wort. C H. Crass. HaMtsgs Ker. IMh iM*. M. OF ST. JOSEPH MICH., “ NO DIPT EXTIBPKISB As Cheap as other Mer­ chants have bought in Mew York. Try us and you will find that our extremely Low Prices will verity theae statements. IMITUt, SAIiew a IUUT. un. fwi I CIA L. UJLMOOK. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-02-27.pdf 1daf4060617a1ef184ce154f5f807850 PDF Text Text NO. U HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27, 1867. Ycral anil ^ttiscrllaucons. (V~ L»r«l A4»«rti»«caenli art ebargsd at tba sal* of TO cants per felto (tO*wer*a,>forU« Cral aud liccato far •achaaba-^Srat i r-serttea. Heraanllla aud odfer advert ha airnta freta f W to 1100 .■Wbll Done.—On the 8th hist our Sheriff started, with a Govrruar'sxsqulaltlon, for Wisconsin, to arrest one Carte ton W. Briggs, charged with swindling Msmtb. Phillip* and Bontly oat *f*om* sixty dollars, by selling them a bogus Policy of Insurance In tho Michigan Central Insurance Company, at Kolaiumoo. On reaching hto deoUnallnn, he readily found his man, and enured his prompt arrest. Starting for homo with hto prisoner, ho was overtaken, and ar­ rested lor kidnapping, bls prisoner taken ftom him on Habrat Corpus, and even’ possible block thrown In his way, by tho friends of Briggs. But, with manly firmness, bo stood by tho rack, foddor or no fodder, beat them in the suit, and returned home on the 10th., and safely lodged hto man in the "Brick,” where in default of ball In the sum of 81000, be still In, awaiting his examination, which iAko* place to-day. Sheriff Mallory do­ ner "i"' tho thanks of tho people for his untilu'ring firmness in this care, the re­ suit of w.Meh prove* tire wisdom erf the convention .vhlch selected the war-worn veteran of Ma/do Grove, for the Execu­ tive Officer of the County. The One Dollab Cash STonrRabx Chance Fob Ba.’uiajxa—Mr. S’. Flaght, of Chicago, has .spoiled. in tho store formerly occupied by Frank Jordan, a largo stock of goods, eopUrtIng In part of Jewelry. Watches, SliviT Caston*, Cake BoAkcto, elegant Picture* of our late Gcnernla, Ac., &c., whlrfi be Is disposing of In tho following manner: By the payment of 25 cento, you con uteertaln v hat you can have for one dol­ lar; the iowo<t valued prirea being hand•omcly trained pictures, worth 82,50 The Ei’isoor.u. Social, will be held each. Wo understand there have been this (Tuesday) evening at the reside.’cc of Frank AUon, E»q. A general Invlta- Jvbt AND Liiiebai^—The donation of $18.), made to Rev. A. I*. Moors, on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Moors, by hh devotion to the right, has won the gratitude nnd affittion of htopeople, and the public, a small shore of which was LATXXrTAsittaxs Dxmaxp 1. NEW MORTGAGE SALE. W. BrUkr'l MtknM Talril GROCERY STORE. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (om doocu amei SKIRT. T*« W»n>i«TfcJ Reribdiu ^»d gijMt eawfarl Dep't of Colklna, Griffin A Ou’s Union Bmdnrsa InttltuU'.OberllD, Ohio,l» supe­ rior to any in this country. It thorough­ ly and fully prepares the student to take chargoof an office. Satisfaction 1* guar­ antcod. Do not fall to ad dram them for varticuluns before going elsewhere. tl tarn* pliitotoptar *ad poel •UlMm»a, Addllu bl« spectator. th* Oral *r.d most amad»f of periodicals, In bls pnpvrv on Country sod OVR STARCH GLOSS ' Is lbs only ArUats sasd hj fit* Cun Amu, lammtas.'sr* TsoDUxas mc. Hom. to ptotom <b« br^lb UMl forilr ef tbs body ; Ua Jert ind bwsTrfrol tost Ling. will) r»tprrf to bsslih may b« senghl ud rssd with the brat rtfsrt. by prrsooo of aU boMto usd ago j th* el IA NCERY ORDER. gTATEOF^MICflraAX.-Britt A. GCARD1AN BALE. PIANOB1 PIANOS!!! (O.XRAD NARTESEN, Pat Bionic.—Hen. George Willard re­ cently Introdccod Into the Mouse of Representatives the >;>Bowlng patriotic Boolutlons. Wo bop* they may be adopted by n unonlmnua vc..*e :. ir/ierrna. In regard to tho .‘'nportant question now before the Amerii*” peo­ ple, ieatoratlon of the Federal Union, It Is proper that the Legislatures of .’he dltRronl Stale* should declare th<ur ADMINISTRATORS SALE. bld him God speed In hL> Tem] ersneo mtadon, and trust tho blowing of God may rest on. and protect him from the nsaaulpr of the devotee* of the whiskey Mb. Editor.—Alow us through the coluinna of your pajwr, ta oxprero our hearty thanks to our many friond* of Hastings, and vicinity for their very liberal donation op Wednesday evening 30th Irnit. May rich grace from the.Author of all Mwlnga rest upon the donpra, pad up­ on the entire community., Sumncr Howard, Esq. of Flint, was clxwen Chairman, and tho Bev. A*. O. Wright, Secretary. U . The Session was not cltogelher^tmonioua, and extended far into the mght. but the following series of Resolutions. I were after n considerable dtoca&dun , adopted by * decided majority: \ Wbrrrat, Groat suoccss, haa attended •-lio tuniperaucv movement for tho hmt year or two; and TFArrcas, We deem It expedient that | temperane* principle bo ropreecoted In the )K>litlcs of our State; therefore. ATTENTION SOLDIERS! STATE OF MICHIGAN'^ Barry County, f CHANCERY BALK. y The Music, by "Mycts* II:trp Band,” was decidedly superior—wo think the best wo have ever heard, on such an occasion, at least the Band is not excel­ led in tho State. All In all, the "Dsdlcatory” service's were very pleasant, and reflected credit on all concerned. IL. SOAP.' ■ than >1 m>j 5 C w t S tauf vDedicatiox of Hastings Haij_—I ed jencc. and t On Friday evening la»t the Hall In the the Federal lie new Brick, was opeued to tho public, H--That so, and the 22d cvli brated by a 1'ancc. The occasion was one of public Interest, and many of the leading citizens of the town were prroent and took part In the amusements of I he evening. The sup­ per, which was served in the building, was excellent, and all went "merry an a marriage hell.” We congrnlulnte tire public Hutt we have now one of the bett Malia In the State, and the proprietor* on the succe.'iifUl completion of their enterprise. Let -the Good Work go ox,—On We learn that the receipts of the even­ Thursday, the 7th Inst, a Static Temper­ ing were some 85C0, which U te be n>cd ance convention wa» held at Lansing, to beautify, and furnish seato for the driegiik* being In attendance from mart GUARDIAN SALE. CHANCERY ORDER. : OF MICUIQAK.-X^m JM Cit- 1 gutinji' IJuinras Jirtrtorj. I am now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, 1866, m will fully appear by the above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, bring along your claims and have them properly settled. My charges are as low as the lowest, KlMJTO aa IT OtXJHT TO HAVE BEEN. Uotobrrd, That we deem It expedient Tha Bill to make the retiring Justice of at tills time to Insist upon patting into and no charge unless claims col­ our Huprcru Court, Chief Justice. The the field a distinct political party with lected. ■■ ■ Bill had no merits, and wm Introduced aamlnatiaiMlrreapectlvoof nominations FRANK ALLEN. made by existing political panle*. i h, the Interest of Fbyryiwn. Hastings, Feb. 4th, 1867. W* deem tills scU on judicious, and No Cbaxqe.—The BIU ret rjanlring trust tho friends of Temperance will not the Judicial District*. made no change fail to see there resolutions carried out in the Eight. Thanks to the efficiency at tho fourth coming election. of our Representative, tire Hon. James will Tils north fcaff of ftto roall NOTICE. IJxwnot—The war upon our RallJtoad* tn the Lagialature. It la always laxtt to let "well enough” alone. vetoed the Port Huron and Laming Roll-Road bill. W* are dtooppotatsd, betnot nrprirad, and bop. ths Bnx PW£ COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. �iriraltiral finis F. D. A.ckley, DBUG&IST AGB0C1R, TToaNnga. - - - Mich. Wt without having first reflghtlng or ix-lng robbed,” a laily with him. ho took a he depot, and tho following “king the hotel ho alighted Drugs and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, to thcwlnds. When tho fanner return­ ed, the house was open to the sky. ■■ynG.iT,!>’ said be, "what new trick notUtied And ho took out bls knife. ■‘Hattafled!” returned tho farmer; "why should I not bo satisfied T A flow »hlnglen more or less will not rain me." Hut be sighed. Night came, tho fanner and bls wife aafal to each other that it was high time to get rid of this incarnate demon. As fofiwvs the ease wlUiaenalbte people, ml Ung their daugntcr, it ociag uic ™>tom in Bohemia to think that children ■Uwsyi have more wit than their po^"Fiither," said Helen, “I will hide in the grout pear-troc early in the morning and call llko tho cuckoo. You can tell Coranda that tho year ifl up. idnce the cuckoo is singing; pay him, and send Early^s'e next morning the plaintive cry of the cuckoo was beard through the fields. The farmer neemed ed. "Well, my boy, Tpng is come," said he. "Do you hear tha cuckoo sing­ ing yonder 7 I will pay you and wo will ^"A^cSu?1^that is a bird which I ____ uuiw. h. i: ud II h Tflb?. Wkio wTa U y at Lew. Middhnik. PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND OILS, Here arc four dollars. What teyour '^Tlireo doRara,*’ said the fellow sulkl- ^"Hero are three. Now, your number WrW “Two dollars—UtUs 'nuff, too," re­ joined tbs driver. "Two, then: boro they are. What to your number 7” “One, dollar,Cup'n—one doUar’U do," c f* 2- Books And SUtionary, Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery. dollar,’* said our friend, civilly; "all you are entitled to. It’s no consequence as to your number now.— Good morning." And tho parties sepa­ rated wlthouteltherfighUngar robbery! 2 l- 3 WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. Twa- DRY GOODS 0o*M. aaas tews, « Biles boa MridlnUfo. r«WH WBI6SV. OR MALE-. • £ m*. «. I* th* to«. ofMu. (UtKMMdm. H. WMftJRT. THE MOUhTAiN OF LIOUT Oi FROTtCTOR. sail M uritge G »ld». »nd »n esplicii BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, THEY HA VS JUST RECEIVED Two or throe days afterward Uttlo Frank camo running into the house from his play on the street, his eyes glistening andhlseheeka red with excitement.— "Mother, mother, I’ve learned a new word from tha boys. It's ‘Great Peter.' Give me five cents more, and 1’11 quit saying that, too."_______ . THS LARGEST AKD REST ale* orgsa» which bar* lau dJreact for masy St’jACKBOlFB FRENCU PATENT MALK HAFK. . Ilia ptrfeeily *sfo aad saver foil* I* <iv* Mil*AmUoo. it ta lb* only *nr* and safe pramutiv* At Ackley’« At Ackley’t At Ackley’s EXCHANGE BLOCX, Middleville. Barry Co. Mick SURGEON DENTISTS, H. WRIGHT Agent " dor sale— EATiaa AND 0HTE1 8A&OOSF GROCEY STORE, litnte Street, UnsUegs, Bleb. Real Estate Agency, SELECTED STOCK DE Jaosary. IM7. "You have no children, madamF* said a particular i>roprietor of a quiet house, before letting that lady the beet apartments. "They orc In the eemetcry.” A tear was attempted on the part of the landlord, the lease was signed, and tho next day tho woman arrived with a bundlo of babies. "I thought your chil­ u« uupviuary, -io. in f;MBor«*in«i, vm«in dren were—were—in the ceujetery."— *«U,0, F. 0. Box. No. <M. B*»d for Cir**l»a "rfo they were yeetardny, sir, placing n JONES A DRART^ few flowers on the grave of our former landlord, who was nervous, and, to tell tho truth, eo Irritable, that-—” “I unould cull lb* (ttaaUoa *f ALL Mraoea dcr-’Uujd you madam—your children wUiilngaujthiag I* lb* of DOTtSTHY Groceries, ever bro’t to this Mart, CONSISTING IN PART OF MI’KOVED FABM FOR SALE. Th« Kutwenbrr U*»l»c «p*r»d no pu*» In ivflP W Boots &. shoes, IFiDTUHiAIB IRJSStClBT, Hats &. caps, [Herewith we place before our reader* a brief sketch, taken from "The Eajrt Taleb of all nation*. By Ed ward ImboulayWb, member of the Institute of France, and a writer of World wide rep­ utation. Transtetod by Mary L. Booth, and Published by Harper A Bro's, of New York. The sketches that form this Fairsy Books, an among the mo« pleasing of any Hist hare fallen under our notice, and would fill with wond<T the minds of "our young folks" and be prodncUvo of testing benefit, in more ways than one. Tbc book, a 12 mo., pages303, is printed in the best style of the art, on heavy linen paper, elegantly illustrated, and handsomely bound in muslin, ell for the extreme low price of Bleached goods, ANTEDI " To Exchange a good pair Groceries, Business Horses, Harness, Wagon, and Bob Sleighs, all in first rate condition, for NEW MILCHS COWS, OLD MILCIIS COWS OR COWS THAT NEVER WERE MILKED. of becoming tho son-in-law ot the far­ mer. Tho first condition that the cun­ fl. Tho law fl*rot* thing* which are ning nsMsnt net on each now servant in tho custody of the law. 7. The husband and Wife are one per­ son. the return of spring; but if from now 8. Every act shall bo taken most till then, you any once that you are not Btt?ngl!yagainst tho maker. mtisflod, I will cut off the end of your 9. When two titles occur, the elder noeo. 1 give you the Mine right over should be preferred. ■A” ha added, laughing. And ha did 10. Agroeement overrules the law. as be sold- Prague w.. fall of students I 11. - Ho who derives the advantage ought to sustain tho burden. 12. No man shall take advantage of his own wrong. 18. When the right U equal, tho claim of^he^perty tn actual poasois^u shall 14. He ha* tho better title who wm find in point of time. Ifi. A right of action cannot arise out of a-fraud. । Ifl. It is a fraud to conceal fraud. 17. The tew aeslats those wbo are vig­ ilant, and not thoeewho sleep over their ih stuff, I inches wid d each end, andamaDer on betwrou (ha end •* of a foot Now tin 1 and fill It withbtralghl aid la, and naQ a crow — § Perfumeries and Notions, Perftnneries and Notions, 2 Perfumeries and Notions, “It's a bargain, mother," cried tho ^Xnm^to thon^otandiihook it with Uttlo four year old, and tho money vm all hl, might, when behold I a young girl fell from the brandies, fortunately more frightened than hurt. "VUlsIn I" cried the flmner. "Aroyou not satisfied'.’"said Coranda, opening hl* knife. , , "Wretch I you killed my daughter, r ■pOB BALE-K W <rf» • K "•‘tee » in t*w* JT Hoy*; pne* if par ear*. H. WXIOBT. Prison on the night of Uio 18th. They Were Kent up from lialamaro-> far heavy forgeries a few months since, far terms of three and five years resjiecUveiy.— They left their prison cloths and went with fall clUzt axuiu. A reward of 1100 tach is offered for their recapture nod delivery to the prison author!des. GREEN BACKS or GRAY BACKS, would not be refused I Also I want about one Hun­ dred of my good Customers to remember that A WARM MEAL ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE Hiving bad nite*a ytars cxp*riet»e* la a PUT CteUfe RKSTiURAXT, 1 bate uu badiaavy Is ■•yiag thsi I aaa aaka Tho Deit OYSTEft STEW is BaMlaga Sewing Machines, la Ignorance of tho law excuses no i Wright’s sendees, which ledto Haifa succete at Winchester, in ID. Who does not oppose what he » of September ID. ISM. fafes might oppose, Menus to consent. WiWI wee a young Quakeress, well 5®. When contrary law* ooma In or her faith in a united nattonquestion, tha inferior law must yield to id understood to be willing to tho sui«rlor; the law general to tho law cause at any sacrifice. When the cupboard, and went back to the special; an old law to a new law; man’s Eridan was In great doubt how 1 Wva tn ry.kit'a l.w. fitetta to dins and take a nap. -----sent a scout to the lady, who, "Ara you *aiisfied ?" cried the firmer, writing upon a sUp of paper which she when he returned at night inclosod in Un foil, dKLtod H to be "Perfectly satisfied.” anlil Coranda; placed in the mqpth that it might tweape “I have dined bettor than vou have.” tho enemy's search, and that funiluh the infonnatlon that enabled tho Gene­ crying that her ham ral to achieve hla victory. ■da laughed, and the ■■I—, MUMW. C. —The Kinoes Senate has concurred ■Ar you not satisfied ?” oaked Cornuin the resolution of the House striking word "male white" out of the con­ ‘A. bam is only a ham.” answered hl i Hav» the courage to set down every the stitution, and introduc’d an amendment ater. “Such a trifle • does not trouble penny you spend, and add it up every making Inkdllgcnee tho baete of suffi.« But after that time ho took good Have tho courage to adhere to a first resolution, whon you cannot cliange it for a better; and to abandon it at the toehureh, saying toCoranda, ' His eleventh hour upon conviction. or t—incto to cook th* dinner. Cut i tho niece of meat you *ee yonder, slut ui mare, a Jus: one. IIsvo the coin-atre to nlneo a poor man al your table, although u tichono be • etw the kftabsst pn-ocr-t, and show equal courtesy to LjUiiatHl to deny your house to those "Very well," answered Ooranda. Phase ws* a Utile pet dog nt the farm- who*o quaUtiM you condemn, whatever um by tho namn Paaley. Coranda IM Um. sklnd him, out Um up with DRY GOODS Ladies’ furs, Gloves and Hosiery. Cheap the cheapest for Cash or ReadyPay! ADAM 8CHDPPAN. My bqoks arc at tho old stand ; Odell and Fuller will take what’s —A Florence letter, published in the JTnie*. says that general King, tho duo and no more. —Gen. Sheridan sent, a few days ago to Miss Rebecca Wright, of WincheSer Va, on elegant gold watch, an exquisite ly wrought chain, a brooch and charms The brooch la of gold, beautifully wrought into a gauntlot, and set with pearls. Ono of tho charms Is a sword Cassimeres, ooz.t> lvnch: HMtisn, Aug .X0lh.lUIL____________ m» Ainorlcon Minister at Rome, hta been invited to remove tho American church outaide the walls of that city. Mr. King has complied, and will hire a villa for that purpose. 1867 1867 fcuSSELL & NEVINS Fancy goods, ■ MaaaiaUy mVUaS tovi*i«Ur.t*€UEPPA! i Quurt sad OnWj Roca*. where Is* Is tl. i. my iolu ana nones bavs to eat, Wo would like some potatoes A moat, Oats, corn or wheat; Green Backs will make it complete. —Culver, tho Member of Congress and banker, of the Oil region in Fenneylvanla, has been on trial for fraud, but was honorably acquitted. Tho prosecutor has to pay the costa. Ladies’ dress goods, DOMESTIC SHUTTLE STITCH nn'.inu.Aily drawing from the re put nothing In nt the bu ire la a great ulUereuoo in ou of anil Ln regard to “holdin gnut-. Our rocky rougiufpian iDigin their.fortlhty mid prod illy crops much longer than t pandy and more friable rolls, int U>;—!.-va*o<! or cultivated i yeeraor sj, will soon t’enon . 7 he fact as rrgarda the m ' ah oofd never bo acrid from th at lifiat unlerw Ito oquivelen tied in aomo form of fertlllre t annually doue, so we are b he eonsideratl >n of tho que bead of tills article. Ve have Just been reading of in a western state which I sold hay from the name field ro without returning any ma acres. Hut, it is added, that I afiennr.th er second crop to b 1 off. Therein was tho prod mofhiafirliL Dy cutting Che ip obtained a good growth befo ’, and being allowed to remain a muleh and fertiliser to the r ig the cold, and.decaying U it was a good manure for pla I second crop hns been cut o I venture to say his fields wo vc produced cro;« worth han 1 tho half ot fifteen yecra—Fn lerv originated in Germany e chestnut camo from' I taly • onion originated In ERyp tMKCo to a native of Virginia e nettle Is a native of Europ r* dtrnn to a native of OnocB e pine is a nttive of Americ • popy originated In the E» to originated in North Afric ■e originally Qunc from f-Ib rslry wae lint known in ba • pear and apple are from E inach was first cultivated in Coffe The qulnoo came from the ^ Spices, &,c, &,c. HEM, FELL, TUCK, EQAID, GATHER. Ac., Ac. Improved Preach Fake Skirts, Do set inut to wbst any on* bay tell yes stoat Saving ilaiilwr, but evil at Ua E VAIU1TH TS HT. • Mtented, Novcaxbar I, 18*8. Busting* City News Boom, aad sum & im Keep the beet BOOTS and SHOES in town. i The encumber came from th The radteh io a native of Ch Pmw are suppoecd to be of E uarden bean* came from the sum A MS music sraaa, Garden cress is from Egypt Challeop, the "City’’ on TEAS! nap la a native of Eur A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 3. X. HILL, AgcBt, For the Cocntfas of Barry, Eaton, Calbuuq and Allagsa. Silk and Straw Ban note Za-AJNTDS For Sale by all principal Dea ers and at Wholesale only by BALLOU BROTHERS, SOLE PATENTEES, 401 BBOADWAY, __ N.T.Ctty. SALE. rnaan. WH*ti*an SWytod, CALL k KIA SIX OTO GO OS AND PRICES, x— AU U CMuineed, of «* ZACT Aai r#s-iA¥it.".-’sr.Mr‘' andMexico. Have a fine Stock of Crocxert and Glass-ware for sale Cheap I PteaM VMMBbtr th* few, OM door mm *fH A. QaadH*r * Go's R>nf»r« FOR >e potato In a well known RUSSELL A MS SMuy GmA» BU3SILL i NEVINS de Won't undersold when CASH is offered ! CHEAPER Outn tray olArr ffouut m HatEngt. a large am bte feed. Cut fine andmlx inbront qualities of mead of the different varieties i moistened, amlalltdoro allo wed to bo in a bu DR. BIORLOW Profoundly grealfol to tha People of Berry County, for tUir very liberal ■lp*d roots are added, we na rhlch stock ’Will thrive ujon “if ths fanSTbis both hay a i is batter to teed a portion of ysLaFrA^ O. « NEW OVEN -O-lw . BE8T~BAKERB �CLOSING OXJT ^nririltnra! firms. COST! 26 PER CENT OFF! C\1T.WRI] GOOUH whkn rr ir tou win ooodb chkap. eo rcr pHILLIPS & The Hext Thiry Den Can be Cured TOBACCO, gENTLEY’S. PHILLIPS & BENTLEY’S .A.T COST Consisting of READY MADE CLOTHING I crow plixNs above. Instead of the string., but thin renders the frame heavier, and does not allow the water to run off no readily. Enunea of this kind, when not In um> should be put under coven—taking can that they bo thoroughly dried before they are pat away. The covering and uncovering ths beds is Ixwt done by two j.-ereons, as then tho straw frsme-t may b<- lifted; ahovingthem weorca the point off the sashes; this may be avoided by nailing strops upon the Kubes to slide upon. GENTS AND LADIES FTTJFtS • Dry-Goods, Boots &, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y tf Glassware Dr. SEELYE’8 Liquid CATARRH REMEDY MEER8CHAM, Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of coot. GUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR ROOT, I Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chuchula Bever '* $12 worth $18. Fine Caster Bevor " $20 worth $30 Bl'k Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 Suite for Business, 12 " 18 Heavy Coat, 5 “ ‘ 8 Ladies' Muff 3 " 5 “ fur Collars 3 “ 4,50 EnglishMerino, 0,75yd wide 1,00 French ** 1,00 worth l,5o •• *' 1,12* u 1,75 Buffalo Robes 7,50 “ 10,00 “ " 12,00 “ 16,00 Ladies’Knit Hood ,75 “ 1,12 ..................... 1,00 " 1,75 - u Double all wool Shawls 3,50 worth 5,50. Terms Cash. u. a mulch and furtiliacr to the root. du­ ring the cold, and decaying the next year was a good manure'for planm. If the second crop hrm been cut or fed off we venture to say hla field* would not hare uroduecd crops worth l>arve«tlng tn r . 1. — l.nir n9 — r>— Celery originated in Germany. The chestnut came from Italy. The onion originated in Egyuc. Tobacco fa a native of Virginia. The nettle fa n native of Europe, 'fh • citron 1b a native of Greece. The pine ban itive of America. ’1 ho pony originated In the East • Oats originated in NoWh Africa. Rye originally enme frotii'Z-'ilx-rln. ’ j Parsley wax tint known tn Sardinia. The jiesir and apple ore from Europe. Spinach was tint cultivated In Arabia. The Sunflower wax brought from Peru. The mulberry originated in Penta/ The gourd isprolibly an cmU rn plant The palnut and p-aeh camo from FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE, •‘Cash,” CONSUMPTION ■ELLS EKTEliAL ftEMESY. Will be sold at. fully from 25 to 40 per cent, below late prices. Dr. J. BRYAN, Conaulimg Give us a call! ___ PHILLIPS & IEMTLEV IT NEVER FAILS! Sl ESTABLISHMENT! C Ircnlt Court G Bad Breath Weak Eyes SPOONER’S N. B. Custom work uid Out* ting done m usual by Fairchilds. DRUG & BOOK STORE L. Buckley will continue as Salesman as heretofore. Established in 185L By J.F. ROBERTS, Sense of Smell f Who b tolling HARDWARE STORE! Chills and Fever, H.A. GOODYEAR 4 CO Throat Affections Bilious Fever, TO Intermittent Fever, DR. SEELYE'S Liquid Catarrh Remedy. AimjEVER Syuiptoms- POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICAIA, PA1NT8, OILS, PURE WINES, AND LIQUORS, HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREASE BY THE BOX. Choice Family GROCERIES / BCBSSk Mm. AGUE PHOTOGRAPH ALBIUS! ‘isrisi Diarrhea, nie, th. di»cb.rgre and will be sold at Dr. HARVEYS FEMALE FILLS. Railroad Prices, Iron, Nails, toves, Dr. HARVEY’S -GOLDEN P1LL8. CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Diaries for 1867. STOVE PIPE, CASH STORE! To buy your Goods, Just below the BAP P^NS, PKBTUUEIUES, TOILETABT1CLES AND FLAVORING EX­ TRACTS. AC COMPLETE. Periodical Headache, Dumb Ague. And every thing else 8hMt Iroa. fashioned from AU torts »f Shelf Hardware, Travlling Baskets Brick Block. Dr.JIXBlXWr, ssitiagrkyKslM ROPE, HUNTERS BEADQUARTERS! GTlHSTD-STOISrEB, Of every needed Kind end Style jtwt purchased for cash at low Prices end selling al CARTRIDGES, y For Sale by all Druggists. BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP All Kinds of p . LACKS WITH gUOP. 0’> Ml BaoanwAT, N. Y. Al pUTTY FRUIT CANS, at Tarleu Prices. Wm.H. McConnell, Blacksmithing, Roan Sbokxo, Caxmaob laomra axd Gxaxait. Jorrao, Ac., •^^wwerrsaasi! Hardware Merchant, HARNESS SHOP. Gr,.< SATISFACTION OCARAXTKZD. Always on hand. SHELF A HEA FT HARD WARE, Come and See! fed whole. Especially if a small sprink­ le of meal or any kind of grain, era few 0.1. tPASUIM. pulped roots are added, we have a fhed , which stock will thrive upon Ln nro- ' DETROIT Dally A Weakly Papon co: V stantly on hand and for sale at th HASTINGS CITY NEWS ROOM, G II. Cram. JOUVEN'S KID GLOVE CLEANER AND •out a ML Land for Sale! I <o kU ’ ’ • ■ ACRES three more residing new Poor Farm. AnesHKHt ef Railroad Stock. ■aiaaxais, AND y^OODKN ^7 FBEKTOBT, ttUKOIS. fodder, and if thin has been i criy, It will furnish a largo valuable feel. Cut fine and i E. fa H. T. ANTHONY & CO., ■infklmn ef Pketegraphic WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. C. H CHASE & CO, DI. D. I. DEHYE A CD. GROCERIES Farming Tools of all kinds, DA1NTB. Nashville, Tenn. For the People! PRINTS FOR Ilf Cis. GOOD BROWN SUGAR 1S| Cu. Don't fcrsai th. plaaeRC GnM. iHntkUw^irei Wm. Spoonik & Co., eaSAY BAMAUTB FEKDIXG STOCK. will oat thrive as LADIES HARDWARE of all kinds, Dysentery, fi-edlng stock in winter ; “Witfi good enre and attention, stock coming Into winter quartern In fair condition may bo ——.—I. I1 .. 'ill. it11 n ln1.1■ hour* or days. according ns tho weather may be, to soften before feeding, it will MORE VALUABLE 1 HAS- GOLD! Bryans Life Pills, More and Better Doafnesa Hi Bailey. Go to 0. D. SPAULDING’S THE A STINGS Cold In the Hoad Remittent Fever, D. IIEHRICK, VCT’ATCH MAKLR .rd Jsw.l.r, .11 kind . > \ « itch rep..ring 4cm <m .hurt aolie. ; wm .nd J.xUry- c~W.Uy repaired. Shop in Kuueil A SwiM’ More. 11mU.<«, Mich., feputabr ilk 1M4. V BISG t L1V1KCSTON HURRAH K)B THE OLD AXD LOBO TRIED Congestive Chills, Mudge Before you, Buy at any other AT ABTOXUHHVO LOW HGUREfi. NEW GOODS Peru and Mexico. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, GERMAN PIPES, COMB AMD SBB Crae asfl See fiir YraralvBt. continually drawing ftnm the spigot if wc put nothing in st tho bung?"1— There is a groa*. dlff.-renoe In our varie­ ties of eoU in regard to "holding out" for gra>^ Our rocky rough uplands will >un-utaln the'j fort IL ty and produic an-1 tiually cropa liiurii lotoger titan the low<-r, wmdy and more friable soils, which । if not toit-drcMed or cultivated .every two yuersorsi, will Boon I'ennn produelug. The fact as r.ganls the matter fa ' bay should never bo Ho!d from the farm, not nt I"cat unices lu equivalent Is ro-! turned In some form of fertilizer. But. It fa annually done, io wc arv brought to the ecmidderati m of tho question at the head of thia article. We have Just been reading of a fann­ er In a western stole whlcli has cut and sold hay from tho name fields for 15 yi-aro w ithout returning any manure V» nfaacies. IluL it fa added, that farmer never fed hL- fields; ho never allowed i the aftermath ar second crop to bo cut or ' fed off. Therein was tho ptoductivo-1 — .— nf V. I. ,1.. I I I,.. 1•I t >.u Garden cross ia from Egypt and the EmL Home radish was brought from the Hou th of Europe. Hemp in a native of Europe and PIUS. Ready Made Ladies Wool Shawls, fa certain­ ly an Important queatlon with u» where co many 11 chia are annually cropped of lhe!r burden of grara and no return? made to the soil, hut the produce carried from the farm and shipped to western markets, after a fawyfam «f such cropp­ ing wc find our fields "running out,** as The LAtse chestnut fa a native of Thib- AND PIPES, GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, without Maxcuino.—This The quince came from the A^land of Crete. The cucumber came from the Eeant Indie*. The radish fa a native of China and AUCTION PRICES BNUFF, ERADICATED FW THE SYSTEM ASK FOR 1TI We keep constantly on hand a full assortment of l£u. OGARS. AMD ir TOU DOST SEE WHAT TOU WAXT Dirill tte Ngn Tkirty Baji, mo * uvn;a«Tos. TOBACCO STORE If you want good bargains, go to nailed on at each end. and smaller GB1AT IICinillTI! YOUNG MEN. n. i. e- hail NEW GOODS 15000 DOLLARS pieces or inch board SHIP A’HOY! GOODTUB TAKE NOTICE. ar Un 11 b« eua to as; �Uj.y<frvelo£<iheimtoJ<Jmtaeral wraith! ♦SO, 0001 On thofin*: tfw Country, lasts*! ef paying <h» “»•** rent-rolls of tho Aristoc-acy of the Old , Euprentecsurt the find of January 1806. Of the mag­ World, aa they now do. nitude and importance of the position It It i»also true, beyond question, m the urets, that here in tho laneedlMBto speak. Tho duties and re_ * Weal, iron can bo made cheaper than in sponclhlUties devolving Pennsylvania, if by proper protection, Justice are of tho most weighty chare*eajdtal is encouraged to embark in its j production. And it is, also, true, that. BUY CHEAP El’FFEB KI SAVE MONEYt IODEL IFBUIJ ?ABI, Cbwrtev .Etweti.ee. la bareby el ref Ikwt on Monday. IT, in datiLo win batata to that Tho cltiaensof Hastings, regardless of party, are requested to meet in Caucus, at the Council Room, Monday evening next, March the 4tb, to pat tn ttomlnntion men pledged to good order and tho suppression of tho liquor traffic, f< r VUkge Officers. H. A. GoohYKAn,! Mepebllcaa Caueae. Tho Republicans of tho township of Hastings are requested to moot at I. 8Goer’s Office on Friday evening, .March 1st, 1867, at sevun o'clock, to appoint Delegates to a County Convention to be held on the following day, and to tran- dustry. Owing to the peculiar condi­ tion of the country since the dose of the late Interna] strife, but little attention has been given, by tho people, to this all Important question, but the time has come when action, looking to tho future financial proejrerity of the whole coun­ try, not only present, but prospective, must bo developed and perfected. A variety of interests are involved in Uris Itagfelatlon, and it becomes the law­ making power to inquire wltHcare, and determine with caution; so mohientous un iaiuc. The Senate of the United Staten, the ablest, m U Is the most dig­ nified Legh lallve Body in this Country, and roprceente as truly an any other, ell ctareca of the people, and hence all of their IntervstH, han, after mature delib­ eration, careful consideration of every wish and will of tho people, perfected, and passed a “Bill far the Protection of American Industry,” a bill, in our judg­ ment, the most pcrf.-ct of any Tariff act ever'tadopted by the Senate, and ytt, the Democracy erf the country', •apcctally the Copperheads, arc denouncing the measure with more than thste wonted venom. Their leading organ, tho Na­ tional Intelligencer, In a recent iswuheada Ito lender, “Tua OprnaasrvE Tariff BUI,” meaning the bill Jus: passed by the Senate, and presents rvhtt-hrd a series of arguments to induce tho Hoimc to non-ooncur in Ito passage. Two prophecies are uttered by the Intelttgencer, apparently to deter the Repre­ sentatives from oousummaUng tho meaeurc, but which. It seems to us should stB cure its paseege. They are as follows: 1st. “Tbs P»nh«yl»*u* iron interests are se far prstoetsd that lb«y will bs ruined within a f. V yaare by ths compeUtion which ths prehltate<y «uilas WilHrcata" itrwftt will git sib* ike fvou In lagialattan, jwrltafe, after ike Mil Can grew*. They will ra I fuse the bnwnty to Haaeyhranto wbieli they will . a>4 Mart fee ikewuelree. Ke Kvrvpere linear emi oaa ease in ceaapeUiua with Ibast *t tba-r gencer threat--------------------------------------Pennsylvania with rain, brought upon them by cheap American Iren, made cheap «r protection, ud by the expected Justice, the pest ten ysare, and we era refusal of our people to purchase Penn­ seo no good res son for a change, no truer sylvania Iron, after Wcwtem Iren shall man than George Martin, on the great have reached a paleo ro low as to r»- questions, lives on tho soU of Niichigan. qulre no protection. and seeks by this When the other Judges yielded to the argument to Induce the Reprreen tail res popular clamor, and proclaimed the ab­ from these States to vote against the surd doctrln, that | white blood was nccsassry to constitute a man white, a pending Lili. We know of no better argument for 1 decision without a single particle of law, the bill, than these consequences pro- Ji common reuse, or usage to sustain it, | Judgs Martin, desented In an opinion seated. Wc are not advocating the in- I terest of Michigan in particular, though that will do honor to tho author, when her immense iron intortwb are of great thedctostlblo doctrine of tho majority of importance, but tho wclfero of the■ the Court shall have been forgotten, and whole country. If tho eflbut of thia its authors with it. When tho majority Tariffis to produce iron. In any part of of our Supreme Court forget tho rights the United States, oo cheaply that the ofourdtixen solders and proclaimed the pauper-made iron of England cannot "eoldlre voting law” uneonatltaUona], compete with it in the markets of the C. J. Martin dcsen tud In an opinion that is world, that will bo an Inestimable bles­ sing to this country, and a lasting bene­ fit w mankind. If In this friendly con­ ed from the Courts of the State.and which test for superiority tn the manufacture in the judgement of tho best legal minds of Iron, I’cnnsylmnia shall not be able In the land, established beyond a doubt to produce It cheaply enough to com­ tiro constitutionality of the act, the de­ pete with our more favored region, that cision of the majority of ths Court to the contrary notwithstanding. And in those whose capital is inverted In-the brief his opinions iiave ever been re­ mill* of Penneytvanta, will not distress garded aa tho eldest that grace the pro­ the country at targe, or destroy the com­ ceedings of our Supreme Bench, and petition tn the manufacture of iron, have the additional merit of having though It might compel the people of always been true io tho dictates of an Pennsylvania to seek other avenues of enlightened humanity, and free from all trade, and to invest th air wealth in jx-nmnal prejudice, such a man the peo­ more profitable channels. ple should be proud to honor. And we But tho time will not so soon oome are pl eared to know that so for aa wc when American iron can compete In, have heard an exprosaiou of the people price In the open markets of the world of this count)-, tho vast majority are for with British iron, for reasons that will not cease to exist, so long as wo are a free, prosperous people. A bar of iron the earth. Its ingredients are Ore, Coal, and Limestone, the right to mine which, in this country, can be bought forswore trifle, an amount almost in­ appreciable In the cost of a ton of metal. The n-st is, fur the most j>art, human la­ bor, and the value of the amount of la­ bor needed to produce the iron, is the true mcssure of the cost of Ito produc­ tion, our country a ton of iron can can be produced for mucA tea human la­ bor than in any other country, because nature- has given us the elements In pro­ fudon, on or near the surface of the earth, and often so Intimately awoclated, that self-acting Ball lioa-ta feed a fur­ nace with them all, taken from their native beds within a few ya.-tln of tho tlre-ptare. But when money is used as the standard of the coat of production, then wc cannot compete with Great Britain, because our laborer needs more food for his body and bls mind, tlian St Joseph., .Is an intelligent, educated, aelf-corwwlous and felf-Nxpoctlng American citizen; becsw- our laborer shares In the pros­ MWMwr llantiejr Duvlriu. perity which ho creates, and every day t/WOGold ladles' Watress.... Insbta on receiving and laying up hio lOjOtoMd Keatiel Legists .. proportion of tho surplus of his tabor, that It may accumulate to provide for his fkmily and for himaelf in old age ; and because this ta not a land whore un­ interrupted drudgery drags down into dispute the sons of toll, from the cradle to tho grave, and when the county poorbouse fa all the State can ehow to Uie. labtrer of the frulta of his life of toll, when infirmities come upon him, and tho intolerable burden* of life have bro­ ken the constitution of tho half-fed wretch, who had never seen tho day when be could command a godd dlfihcr1 or a comfortable, dwelling; heneo the necesaity of protection. And what U true of tho Iron Interest, ie true of every other undeveloped branch nf American Industry, and the protection of each Is for tho best interest of thewholo i^wplc, but especially of those dependent on ag- IN PRICES :iay' jjjurotu girti At the New Brick Block, on door East of the Old Stand of J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. One of the Finest Homo® in the WJUTE LIQUID MUSTACHES 1 Forced to ernw upon tho anoolbeat he* in from three to ffr. wreGbr wise Dr. hKVIUXE H HB3TAURATEUB CAF1IXAIKK. the mwl wo>dwfl>l ditoeeery Is swders mImmw, Mitag upon tbs Heard sad ll«Jr Ic aa almual nuraculoea siaaaw. it baa bam used by tha all to at Vent and Lcadaa with tire nreal Itelterre* IW=«M— K«a«s or all porehaasr' *------ T**---- ‘ “* If entire aadalaetioa I stance, ibe inaaey will Price by smil. sealed re ....... .. ..'.n —A BEAUTY! Acscaa, Goldkm, Fla Ccku, T>RODUCSD hr the uao c £ FIUSKB. LS UHKTrtX. State, ENAMEL, WJT ARK JTQW RECEIVING DI. RRCT FROM MANUFA CT- URERS ARD A UCTION HOUSES IN NEW YORK, A VERY For imprsaieg red IteMtifyiog Ike Cwmptex- LARGE & FINE 8WW COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFER, Heat by Bull, port pul4. on mv>pl of as 'order, by BF.ItUUMM>UTTK A C<>.. OMwista feblty! Mi hirer BL. Trvy, K. , Free iw tfvenrbMv. A tergs 4 pp- Circular, airing information nf tba gmteat iaiportaaeo to tba yonug ol boih DRY GOODS Boots and Shoes, CIIA8TELLA R*S Hair Exterminator I ! Carpet, Druggets, TIK'.I STOMACH B1TTEHS. Of all ’cr'eWe loc»ra they ere ibe B»»i powerM end lb- tnvil Itsatal.- At thia eewen, when erm the .Iron fret orF.nlMt|oC. ere Uablc to be rJfcctod by the *1- Know Thy Destiny. Oil Cloths, facially nr-ded. Persons prediepowd to bitItaoeMWk dy,peplie. ceorlipeiioo, iatenailtret ferer. or any of the cemplaiato which cold wratheriopenodutM craj^.-arator. elwuld take it rejnluiy lb reboot Ih, Winter and Spring teontke- It la ataoiaiely pars sod hamUeo. Wall Papei Crockery, Ac. Our Assortment is fill! and com­ plete, and as our Goods were purchased during the recent decline i in the Eastern Markets, THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS nnu «-ak»axtxd ix sat- CRISPER COMA. ST. JOSEPH MICH. WILLStLL TUXX ronx B1CHA1U. mm Astrology. That our Customers can Save p^4«w»l. A4drresal;«^'.o ‘ Ks. » WutFs^ito uutSJlJI. ____________ n- .________‘ iMteyt DLL. aciLEMCtt'8 On Former Prices. mandrake pills. WE DO NOT MKRKLY SAY We invite the speciai at”781!on of our thrmcre to this argument of the Inteiligeneer ngalnsl the TarifT. Wc wish you to know and undentand that this Tarin Is d. nouneed, because it will “dcvclope tho Immense mineral resoarecs oftheoc Western States,” and attract to our vast inalries, a population of Iren producers, and In re turn give you cheap Iron and other manufocturee—so cheap that pa­ per manufor— — WE WILL NOT B8 UNDERSOLD BUT WE DO BAY MfFKA TICALLYTHRTViR WILL8LEL To our Customers The Horticultural Association As Cheap as other Mer­ chants have bought competition that grows out of It. > eenic time that competition will .o the skill pf American Mtrnu- THE MAD TO HOLBROOK, EXT VARIETIES OF LIST OF PREMIUMS. office, any one or ail of whom it would l»o very pleasant to rapport for any office In thogift of the people, that tho name of Geobgs Martin will again bn pre­ sented iff tho people of the State, for the office of Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, bcllcvolqg a» we do that Ida rcState, an da proper tribute on the part of the friends of equal rights, to one who lias been true, manly, and efficient in their defence. Mich., � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-03-06.pdf 9cd90f3aaa181dc7b96de8d68441e7e2 PDF Text Text VOL XI. Jgjstings- SuintM girtrtgrjj. :ear & Tklbgbafhic.— The Telegraphic Dep't of Calkins, Griffin A Go's Union Bualnres/institute,Oberlin, Ohio,la supe­ rior to any Inthl* country. It thorough­ ly and fully prepares the student to take charge of an office. Satisfaction is guar­ anteed. Do not fall to address thorn for particulars before going elsewhere. U Jocal ani JJiitillantm. ofticial pans >OMKTS * ST1IKSB, or bautcototy. tolMT faawite Ztel U<nuraanfM*f«r.«t. riwte*}*. and*11 kmU'rr oikvlaM r..- (ar<r«4*n Mart U Mxfod la uwf «« Tnwdoy imorwi.f, o/«ok wwi. GTUiil Idrartiaaaenta are ebargvd al the r*t.of70oon per folio (too warda.) for the trot nod U Mate oaatile ud other .drarUaoBraUfroa *60 to |loo o eolomn, par asana. RECXIVINQ 2>r ASSIGNEES NOTICE. GUARDIAN SALE. hl. ipectater. the InliaJ d»: u of periodical in hl* paper* on Coent: City Uh, Ari. ita moot goniai rwowi lion., to preserve lb. bealth and parity body ; Ma Jaat ud tear* dec! twehlap * ki, Id Michigan Central Railroad. »P*a.oager Train*, oa^ the Mlchljt.n Coatr.l MANUEACXo NO. 45 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8,1867. GUARDIAN BALE. attsrof tteKsMteofJteitar 3 BtMW.Jobnk.aMw. AlterI] D AUCTION AV A VERY Morning Ex............................ 1:13 r. a. Day axaraaa,........................... 4.N r. a. trajiwr llpoa............. V.ll S3 ra. tor*, Dtni.l Hlnker .nd D. 0. Robiaua; Village Atlcnxy, Frank All... On motion Uio report 'M accepted H»d th* COUUBlttM dlrchugtd. VSAlia BAtTWAM. Homing Ex........................... 11:38 a. ■. D»y Etpr-aa................... US r. a. Kvrainr Ex pre..,--”........... IMO A. a. & FINE SHERIFFS BALE, iTATI OF MICHWAM, Bmu Core __ ____ ____ ----------firing ud b«.9.ia! r.mody f.r partfylng tte blood. (Aw odrertlsnut.) V*. lit*. Latxst Fa*iuo»s Dsmabd fSZ» B.X. RICR.Oea’IKoponnl.nd.nt. __ J. W. Bradley'a Celebrated Palest I. O. of G. T. r arertiag. of WILD FLOWER LODGE. Nd. 4. ere held Mor.d.r erening of etc'.i weak, .t lh« Lode* Boon in Goodroar Block, 8aaUaga.Mieb. ■ l. THE DIFFnu IETIES OF DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE BPUfO) SKIRT. MASONXO. Jk Tacr-rvlar m.«ting. of Hatting. Lodge •tfV Xo. M.ol F. .nd A. M..oro holdai Muon/w\ Ic lldl. on Wodntad.y oronlag. on or be­ fore er.ry fall moon. Tn Renlar neeiian of Omnxfritle Lodge Xo. 134. of F. cad A. M-. er* tel 4 at Hunnic Hell oaTomdir ereniag. on or before erery Ml axioa. id Fancy OODS, The Wonderful Flexibilityand pv.t comfort CHANCERY ORDER. Whole Xo. of rotes for 14 Tru.leo was IB, of wild Va. Joaoa received 4, 8. C. Priadlo a, H. J. Kanflold 3, Tr«r<n Pbilllpo i ; no ebokv. id tellol- Wbolo Xo. of vote, vm 13, ot which id Shoes, Tnn Methodist Social will meet Wednesday evening at the residence of Hon. 8. C. Prin die. The public are cor dlally invited. h i ng, The Pmssbttbbax Social, will meet this (Tuesday) evening at the residence of H. J. Kcnfield, Esq. The publicare cordially Invited. the residence of D. C. Hawley Esq., on Friday evening of till* week. Readers, Hon. J. M. Nevins, Mrs. J. P. Roberta, Mrs. Dr. Robert", Mrs. EstoU* Thomas, and Will. Stewart, Esq. llotini from 8 oths, 11 Paper, >ckery, &.c. is full and com* s our Goods used during it decline Eastern . . ; ketg, MATADZArSAF. rx cast Air# Lh THEM T &ev* can Save ? Cent. 3r PricesRXLr 8AY WE undersold KMrHATKJLU W1LL8LEL S OF other Me e bought York | Cobpoba’tox Mektixo.—Agreeable to the call of the Common Council, the people of the village of Hasting*, met In Caucus at the Court House, to con­ sider the proposed Amendment* to the Village Charter; and organized by the choice of Norman Ballsy as Chairman, and Geo. M. Dewey, Secretary. On The Republicans of the Village of motion, the Chair appointed Geo. W. Hasting" are requested to meet at the County Clerk’s office, on Fridayevening. Morell 8tb, 1807, for the purpose of nom­ Charter u read, be referred to a Com­ inating, or considering the propriety of mittee of Are to bo appointed by the chair, to report at an ndjourmvl snorting. OUR STARCH GLOSS nominating a ticket to l>e supported nt The Chair appointed aa (said Commit­ the ensuing Charter Election. ted, Geo. W. Mill*, C. G. Holbsook, H. A. Goodyear, William Burgher and R. By order of Village Committee. J. Grant. On motion, Dr. John Roberta and Dr. A. P. Drake, were added to the with a call made by Uio Republican Town * hip Committee, the Republican On motion of Dr, Roberta, the meet­ elector* of the township of Hastings, ing sojourned to meet at thia place on assembled In the office of I. 8. Geer, on Wednesday evening next, at seven Friday evening, March 1st, nnd organ| Jzcd by electing Daniel Striker, Chair­ man, and Geo. M. Dewey, Secretary. On motion the following persons were duly elected delegates to the County Gov. Chapo la Just now exercising Convention to be held at Hastings, on the Veto power to the everlasting dia­ l-tenure of Rail Road Interest generally and specially. But while the Gover­ nor la Vetoing al the Capital ^Ackly al the PIANOS! PIANO8III City Drug Store, is putting a wholesale COIBAB NABVESEN, Veto cn high prices on every «Alng In There being no other business. Caucus adjourned .Sine Dte. hi* line. Eg The thorough renovating wjfch has DANIEL STRIKER, been going on for the past month, re­ vealing a large amount of choice staple, Drugs A Medicines, Notions, Groceries 8. S. Cox . cebt.—The Sunday School attached to Emanual Church, under di­ No pain* 1* being rparedtomake the rection of the Rector, the Rev. J. W. ',‘Ctty Drug Store" a general and favo­ Bancroft, gave a concert on Thursday rite resort, for the people of Hastings, evening, the 28th ult, al Hastings HalL and vicinity. The assortment of drugs A notion., will compare favorably which It is always a pleasure to attend. with any Drug Store in the State, Is re­ The children were present In largo num­ ally an ornament to cur thriving Village bers, tieauttful in the glow of intelli­ and a credit to the enterprising proprie­ gence which flashmMkcin their youthful tor. All who wish to buy goods cheap eyes, drta*cd appropriately, and well trained, their performances were pleas­ and get reliable articles, are directed to call st Ackly 'a. City Drug Store, Hast­ ing and instructive, reflecting credit ings Mich. alike on performer* and Instructor. The ATTENTION SOLDIERS! Instrumental music by "Myres’ Harp Good Cooks.—LjuUm, If you would I* Bond;” was, aa it always Is, excellent, STATEDF MICHIGAN'1 known aa good cooks, and would avoid •while the organ* under the masterly the mortification of having poor biscuit DAMUJU* UAllIUbUA, touch*! of Mrs. L. Wightman, Mbs Private Co. F., 8d. Rcc’i. Mich. Inft., Nellie C. Hawley and Mias. Itosa Good­ for tea when yoa intve company, use D. being duly sworn says that Frank Alien, year, pealed forth their sweetest strains of Hastings, Mich., procured- for him the $100 bounty allowed by Act of July of soul Inspiring cadanocs. But the 29th, IMA "bat he secured the some on •vent of the evenings entertainment ,------- ‘, the «Mh day of Jan’y, 1887. was the song, "My bosom heaves a t MAMUEL GARRISON. Hgh," by Mrs. L. Wightman and Mias. з Subscribed and Hawley, and which, difficult aa it was » sworn to before me they executed in a masterly manner, t this 4th day of Febи nury, A. D. 1887. and which w* greeted, m it dmerved to ° 1,8. GEER, Jurtioooftbe be, by rapturous applause. We Irani thtt the receipts wcro >50, which is only a merited return for the I am now procuring the ‘AD­ labor, the Concert must have coat all DITIONAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, 1866, aa will fUlly appear by the above affida­ vit." Boldiera, and all entitled, bring along your claims and have them properly settled. My charges are ns low m the lowest, and no charge uulesa claims col­ lected. CHANCERY SALK. CHANCERY ORDER. SHERIFF SALK. F MfCHIOXX, lUMTCwwrT.w. By CHANCERY ORDER. guardian sale. �DSUSGII Dnigi *od Medidne*. Drugs and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, PAINT* AND OILS. PAINTS AND OILS. PAINT* AND QUA fisag — IT— — - Booki tad Stationery, Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery. DRY GOODS WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. Perfumeries and Kotioni, Perfumeries and Notion*, Perfumeries and Notions, ETCL. ETQ, ETC., ETC.. ETC , ETC. ETC., ETC.. ETC. tho spot. There be IVs-my bther's ><n-tar o’.n twin broth--.-: a riet.-ia to this doadly priaoa I Fathtt.” exelalnxd M---- , tarn ngauddenlr. whilaihe team relMddovn borbeaaftfulatoaeka, “fother,‘hall I drink to now 7” The term of the old Jndge was eosTB sod wUh Bfccy. He rawed not fate ixxl, list taasuxxbe od voice lie faltesa4-MNe, ho, my 1” bbe lifted the guttering gwblri. and leUtag it suddenly fan on ti>c finer. It rCLLBTOHC. FFLI. FTOCC BABLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, THEY HA VE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND REST SELECTED STOCK OF •nd h:stai>L-a''m-!y every Wrot-tl^a eiastraaafc.TKl to Uta m ri lo table oa which It had been prepasod. Then aa the looked al 'be trirmeuta of crystal, aht turned to tbe company say ng, “lot ci Lfond ho eiltar whe love* rat. temp-, me to petti my soul for wlae. Not fir­ mer are the eve.-iaatinx liilto. than my reeolre, Go4 b Iptagxoe, never to touch or taste tbe p'l wm eup. And he who I bare given my hand--who Wrtrbed over my tao her'* Jy-cg fcrm,!n ihalrslma hour, and b-irioJ the dead wan J> rer DRY GOODS PELOL'BET ORGANS AND SIELODr.OMt, srimsi7eaBedadlk«fr«tprtu.aG<>!4Mtod uCnanr a ccaatry girt. a( ladies «*r wtats « fkal pity ttxv.should bay lk« 11>ra »Wr he. o.u -tesnaa brfcaaa that mtsraa sigh Ik EAT1MC AKD CTSTEI Groceries, GRQCEY STORE. Mtato Street, nastlng*. Xldu Vk* «Mpe la Ik* ntaiy tfar ytUaa f^n, WHkste'ta'agadgeU*™* Oltetiagk** gala, la Mis |M k.WM Hute Mag Ul that k> ua ItteaSR Ik* !*w gagfoaSw «^>U*( (ar «a. CONSISTING IN PART OF Boots &, shoes, Wk* 1* II apriag* ay skew tk>ganlK u Ceag. Hats & caps, lhe Coidfutioa so declare*. It b al­ leged the: In direct violation of thia cLiuieof the Constitution he not oulv has not adrl-ol with the ternate, but he -haa appcLtted me. dilita-racly who, hare been : ejected by the FeuMe. I kauw it will be claimed that thia haa l«-n ddne I cfore. and that for it hr baa aprx«l?»t. lib true that hi two or JONES & DRAKE, SURGEON DENTISTS, ould roll lh...nmlM,a o“aLL mv»,m W oUblag aaytkiag la tk« of DKXTtaTBT OY S T E R S fljisirlianii. tbo e Rwnriom Sib. 1 here hare been nn governments - etab! shed <mr tb<ae teacea If ttodr inei ptiwiIraoTwraIllegal. I deal e t:ial the UommUlcc m> th-Jo­ die -an- • hould make an varly re; o t up­ on thb point ittedue toibe 1'rea d- i.l and It to due to the ooontry that it shall be tattled nt an asrlr day. i am not a lawyer, and ain hanllr corr'jietrnt to d'­ Cid* for myself wliethcr there wai eny aueh authority. We know, »ir. that when Andrew Joim-on, through tbebnlktof J. Wilke' IL frfh IwM-wrni. l-riwlitaut of the Ftiilxl Btaa was vary pals thosch more eumpoo«d; and bar hand sheet not. a* smiUng hark, «be gmceftilly aecej U-d tho cry etal tempter, and ra ted it to herllpe.Bnt acssoaiy h*d aba done it, when ov« ery hand was arro tod by her pie -ring oaicnMtian sf “uh! how teniutol" .-“What to UY’ eried one -nd all 2S5'S.,Sft5£,&to25 the lava of pesto. *Ib*y malms and govern and control all civUlred naitoti*. When Mr. Lincoln desl.cd to ireatca yroreinwirnl in Tennvaare be apjotafe-d Andmw Johnson n t>r godtor general In tbo Army of the Vnliod Etaua, nud Hrlpa Iler Gen- ral Andrew Joiinn.n, of the Army of the United Ftita*. be ap­ pointed him military governor of Inc Ht-to of Tenneasre. Thuthe had a right was fixedly ragnnUan It as though It yran some hide .us object (Juve.-mnent, an office wlileh. In tuy Judgement, bo had no autho. Stylo err­ ata. "1 !> «• gmernora wtry-n< t etn: be­ fore ua for eonflrmattan ^aor^uuld it Lavr made them any tuorv wuveruoni If we hail couflnno l tlxsi, Ixciuao the teuCe and r.niLoW Jotmwo tagttln r Could not have Croat'd au office, twfore the officer could be that eppolnu-d. I'mt^llo I -wa of nt ar-.r h.«. .al.I that ihc sun a eiu Lader ibc Live war, kl m 11 have raid, 2 --------- te bod a tight to hold three Hfota* by ml ftary power and force, iheso law* of war have bcm efcru ped fh-mugt fo a e, They a: a arbitrary , ibcy are simply the will of the icu>iuercr. Un­ der the laws of w»r in aidcut timepruaoner* of war were n-mo.HimB'y jait te deith. tait thosr Lw» from uge to 1 go be. Uta- modified, lint, air, m Lite as the year 1N6, and as tala as the mouth of J my in the yt-ar MM, the ta«a of war ompowared the eoaqueror to levy all the axpeiMs of ihawarujxm th- oouuacred. Moan iTuasA cuniuaed Aiattm -be not only took from Au*ua what Piw- meut of the kingly power uron the Ccm-UtuLon of England. Had any Bill ih tn tabu r been gullir of any one of the acta whi.h Were alh-gid to have been cctmnUtad by Andrew Johnson he would have tern m.jxwched for anv ano of them. J Mr. I’roaldent. much iuu been asld, to h in ihb body and be ore the peopK of Uio country about the plan of ufl 1‘iesldeiiL I abouid like io oak aaV matahtr.of this body what right th? l roae'ent ha* to have a plan out aide of (be law. of Congicea. The Proldrnt lm< a tight to adviae Congnaewiuu plan itahaUadopt; ao banevsiy Individual m thet'aiied Btaica tb< mme right. If Congrdha atea fit to adopt the t»Ua of the PicMdout, weiland goudUt t<otxnea the plan of the nit ou ; end if Con2ram tae ptin of John doom, who by petition adviace b-ngrew to adopt It, tLaoJohn JooMTariUaEKaaae thopUaiff the Governmnk Hut,air, xsrs&js: Bleached goods, FE&rtD Cl ta .ro-y Uyla. A large seaertBeot at TmCy Groceries, am.'tali/n harA to say that for that act of usurpation Ger.end JackMn abonld hart- taen 1ml« ached by the Congieas of the United elaCeau But, rir, 1 will {ran that orcrand come to an-a her allegntina tiiat i« yac more a artl ng. It la aDegod—I knew n«t wi ctbirltbe true or falx—but It la al epel toat Andrew Jobmmi uiadeai-[uta;tmnts dur.ng Um hscb* of the bcual* by removing the Imunibcuta, and duringAhe L.tc I -ng Marion of Coorma did i-ot arud tiiclr uariMs to the Senate1tZ H all, ™ tali cr. on ti.. th.- atUcu. iittrnl of of the Senate, without eo: a ilting the Senate, and in la dtr.ct d r.c« v-td-tew) vtalction of the Coti-tlljjiou and of bfaa hb outh of < fflce. fflce, ILoe mv a, never having ----- --- —bus to ihe 1-w.auatalL 1 know out w hc.hir that allegation be >n*e or ta!»«; Lm if U be true I rar An­ drew JOl uacu sh'Kild be inipesihad for tb.U ota- at.t and th.t alone, bir, if the Cot grtaa of the Lni.cd F:s:m permit stuh a violation of the ('onatitadim as Mint to to unpunlrbod the CougrsM of the United bl. las rbould sever meet again. The English Parliament for rae*e> .»< otUra d*»< bttlaem la Eavtiaga i «r« wyeeMlr ta».l-d w »StX.. M. UUFFAJ, a. kw Qoi?t aed Uitariy >»«■.. “•*” bo la ateaj. I A WAM MEAL When dreetadfor the era Ladies’ dress goods, 1867; Fancy goods, Cassimeres, DRY GOODS CLAM KMlACBtrr, 1 bora aa kas.t*a«y A The B«.i Of STUB *TF.W U Hartisgs. Gloves and Hosiery. Cheap as the cheapest for A ee’.ebmWd French J mon upon the duty o; •i see In liita wr^roiraU rho haa been gv-Uty <h ’> icr liuabsnd. and In oral ut ] will II ng my hr. tend." He lilted b w bee »malr head Inal mtly due Cash or Ready-Pay! ADAM 8CH0PPAB. DOMESTIC . The Most Jl’-nET Tit rroN.-lhc retiring tide. The following curlouv: Oppenrod on Ludf'ird • Hcrt». and vt» Pterions feureh : ,‘Thli £» to gir 3>O pcrvon.la to be burle 1 ard but Chose living !n t five who w>h tota-bu<• apply to Ephraim Sewing Machines, SHUTTLE STITCH Coffe Spices, &c, &c. HEM, FELL.KCK.Ig.UD, GATHER. For Sale bv all principal Deal­ s and at Wholesale only by BALLOU BROTHERS, SOUr^ATBMTEBB, 403 BROADWAY, ' f». Y. City. AW! «»3S« ssoa*. CUUengo tire City" on TEAS! TUra.0 th.DjLSTTRtJtMl.T.sioU.r. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF aad will katy aa kaad or bate io ORDER ALL KINDS OP Xa-AJN-JDS FOR SALE. Fraw Nol^bbon, Everybody CALI 4EJA Mrt OCR GO OS AND {KKES, AtM it Continent. of tkt FACT Oat an SrUinf GtoL CHEAPER . (Un any olitr Htnue in Hteiiaye. B E 8 T *"b A K E&B Land for Sale! I wink to *eH 80 ACRES of Timbered Loud, lying three miles east of Baitings, S. ocrea sowed to wheat, ihree more Tho man who “coul-ta BUSSELL & Blffl'S IlaaUuE* City News Boom, and Silk and Straw Bonnets. la the Mat* aaiUtaction te ^UAUAKIYXD. no mote of the I’rcfcdent’B plan. Let t-e Fre-ideutof the L’nitad t-Utc* obey Freak Crackers U o Uws. It hu docs not obey the law. Constantly ea band to MUI Ca.iax.ra W€ him do it nt bh peril. J But, air. there b a kind of timidity W- A. BWAR'K. and dr.-ad that we, In sxacnhngour eonHaulage Jse.pk.lac. ►tltutJonul jKiwera, ,haU brtag aomc dieauful auatuliy upon th:* giea: na­ tion. Mt. i na.'dc J. thi. nffi I Do Mt iron to say ses way Ml yrm akest Howlag UmIuotc. bal sail ex Iks IAW Jones has tbs Mtns right to prodalm to the nalbm thai hb plan b to be carrii-d otBaa Auerww j.Lnaon ha. that bls I lc-n b to t-e canledoal; they have Uen both rr^oct- d by the U* making pi-ver. Hir, I h_vo hca. d enough of ,.hl".l,re^1«,tW plan. What right lias Amlrew Johnson toa plan Uiat iia* b«ea On aa Improved st* la. aml^U’laff u kS ««NU7 sESvSSfee RUSSELL & SOTS • Keep the best BOOTS and SHOES in town. SCnAfc Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Pastry, ' o.®®’l^r oua out or the tncat terrible rebeUkm that tho world Ins. ever *«m.- ——— -- --- - 4>uc tilamo ua; fur what 1 draws , , But a dnM ttit b anltod lA conlramnd who witn Mlon of * shell for the I 1867 BUSSELL & NEVINS Ladies’ furs, laprevrd Tn-nclt F»ke Biirtf. WAS3UT10 ti nr. Han from LoutoviUe to Na Bckena could not bare J a Camden & Amboy the conductor wonk Jchargfd for letting them Yemen la a delation ; at g delusion. Profoundly greatfol to the People of B^ry County, for their rery liberal oaaU we will gir. yea a BARGAIN. iaiuw, aaaaiEU a aurr. thing! BUSSELL S MS Have a fine Stock of Ckockkit and Glass-wars for sale Cheap I BUSSELL & NEVINS Won't bo undersold ichtn CASH is offered I boy, remarkable for }i ••I thought U Vi* K Jobs. “Xo mo Y* Intarniptee “Xo, sir jit’s ale and said John. .•1 know it b," Mid th ^WSkrir’” said the1 �©list ani ®^trtotst. Kfee me aoray gnd qwk to meluv : Mxlfee hv ewe * vigilant ■**, What if Moline were lurking Dear t Kb. me, dear! Kiaa me aofUy and apeak to me low. oa»( lull** lh«n ««»M ‘P1" ■»< »«*’«, Conld bak«. sad brew ead tw top, oold .ibx sod play, could dance aad paint, Al soy beauties mw ; Kl>* me aoftly and apeak to me Iowa Envy, too, bath a watchful eye. What if Envy obuuld chance to beer: 26 PER CENT OFF! CATARRH, BertkSide State Street, whres be willlreeei.S Customs wife tbe yulluat stlaMloa. Can be Cured TOBACCO, CIQABS, AUCTION PRICES sNcrr, ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY’S -AND PIPES, 2SX FOR IT! Tomic ladles i*» wore fow»a with iherx W bwh would jut Wd tbair tram j Wo keep constantly on hand a fiill assortment of Dry-Goods, Boots &j Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y 4* Glassware SEELYE’S TOMIC HU*. MBEBSCTAU, Liquid OOTTA-PEBCHA, CATARRH REMEDY BR1AE BOOT, 7a axtreaa aaaM ef DAilliy wd TapeteMe BELL'S Em»AL ttHEBT. Prise Two Delius. ouDomi f*t « a0Btb. m M GERMAN PIPES, sad ail kinds nasally kept Ina Folly ban often the same result m wisdom; but wisdom would not engage In the school room so expensive an as­ sistant as calamity. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, Words ihould bq seconded by action ; It “ 1./ ^.—.a .— An elderly lady who wu handling a jutir of ttruncal pLtai in a dm tai office, und admiring Uie fluency with which the dent!rt described them, asked him. “Cana body eat with three things?" "My dear madam, mastication can be performed wit a facility equalled by Na­ ture herself," reajiondod the dentist.— "Yea, 1 know; but can a body eat with them?’’ We know a girl, says Punch, *o indus­ trious, that, when rhe lia» nothing else to do, the knits her brows. Want Its than you have, and you will alwayn have nn.ro than you want. How to moke tho hours go fast: Use the “spur of the monient." Hethat rtrikc' with his tongue murt guard witli his hand*. Why is a tilting skirt like a slaughter pen T Because lean and fat cuivvs are i-r-.ii In them. ' When dressed for the evening wogiri* nowadays 'rcaree an atom of tlre'K on tw leave: . None blame cs; for what is an ^vfcning Forbeab! wrath only kintflea wrath, And stirs up paaalon’a tire ; While answering softly, mildly tend* ‘Cash. ■ CONSUMPTION SPOONER’S •inc a iinncsTon. ESTABLISHMENT! Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Cold in the Head Intermittent Fever, Bad Breath Relieved in a tsw niurtee. Cause by offensive secretion*. Remittent Fever, Weak Eyes Congestive Chills, Senso of Small Canted by Catarrhal aff«Uoni- Diarrhea, Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs L. Buckley will continue as Salesman as heretofore. h soiling HARDWARE of all kinds, •. Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Choice Family GROCERIES! SymptomsTM ireiptotni of’Catan h are at *re« rsrr •ligbL 1‘iraoai find hart a eaid. tkal Uw? kave Crtanenl altotka. aed are mere McaiUra U V^chaurei or iraiperalere. in tbh cOMUUua tbe see* mey be dry of a >11(11 dwaberfw Ibis .ad acrid, aftonvarda thick and adbaaiva. ouy :s» 88ft88& M8K8 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! Diaries for 1867. A Large Assortment of gUOF. 0. H CHASE & CO., .lAFy^UoreriakU." Loes or Turn.— An Impat'cnt Wel«hmancalietito bla wllb--‘Come. come, Isn’t breakfast reedy f .Fve had noth- morning, to-morrow l» Tureday, tbe next day’s Wednesday-half th« week gone and nothing draw ye*tf' ' There Is no doubt that of all tho stale* the one In which tho «noct carneat heart prayers are offered un tar the Uaiou is the State of Single Bhwednew. Hots Is th. place to buy your POWDKR, CAPH, SHOT, CARTRID0Z8, XLYH PATSXT W.IM AO. Doo’ t Ur ret the place ROBERTS A KTRIKJ! R’S OLD STAND. opposite lector. Goodynr A Grant Dss'i tbll to (its as a sail beters par- _ Xawansetere, aa< Warm atod Good. And everything else fashioned from Sheet Irak. All wrla «f Shelf Hardware, ROPE. QRIND-STONE3, Farming Tools of all kinds, paints. —Seen A«— C ■ LASS. Photographic.. E. * H. T. ANTHONY * CO.. ■kHfkclsren sf Photographic ■MsauM, Wiieimaleeod R.laD, MH Baosowar, N. Y. num- AND WOODEN WARE. WHOLESALE OB RETAIL. JOUVRN'S KID GLOVE CLEANER Hardware Merchant, HARNESS SHOP. AI1 HsraMass siwafwtarud firn U>« SHELF A HEAVE HALID WAKE BBT EABTKBN LBATHEB, AadiawtaMy TAKE NOTICE. ■aSEKas: Double all wool Shawls B,60 worth 6,60. _Jtoe aa ths sight ------ __^B'llElJd dated Terms Cash. Mudge &, Bailey. Iron, Nails, toves, TIB WARE of ALL ^IXDS. of Ue ewi BUNTEltsIlBA DQVABTtBS 1 FurmrHy ofBaUl* Creek, beta opened e XF.W BuoKaan* itoor. on HUM street, owa doer Weal of W. K Urowu . Wa<ea aboe, wbtre they ere preperee todoaliklnZef r Cm aid Sa fin Yowta \ “No, sir: it’s ale and beer ujaaaure," said John. “i knowttt h,” **ld the maater. “WaB. air.” said the little boy, “fath­ er and 1 both think It la no pae to iearu about ala and beer, m we never mean to tai lf»( RriMiy wfU be foeed U Railroad Prices, Travlling Baskets CUFFS, and Many other Goods Hom Siiorrno, Caaauoa looareo axd GxrxaAL Jobbivo, Ate., &>c. regurdlesa of cost —Work done la eiiy ttyle and st elty prtoee.— Good Black Overcoat $7,60 ' worth $10 A Chuchula Bever “ *12 worth $18. Fine Caster Bever " $20 ' worth $8(k/' Bile Cloth Suit $18. worth $28 Suite for Business, 12 “ .18 Heavy Coat, 5 “ 8 Ladies’ Muff 3 *' 6 '* ftir Collars 8 “ 4,60 English Merino, 0,76 yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth l,5o “ •• J,12J - •­ Buffalo Robes 7,50 10,00 “ " 12,00 Ladies'Knit Hood ,76 A Dr. HARVEY* FEMALE PILLS. Th. •xpertrteeer’ttlrty ko, pteved On no .qnnl far (UtoOTiM O>.CnKtfaM Bed t* to<u!.r«.r., nmule, ham wtu Pan., far. aMM. riw.vda Addis( Traaaporlatlon; sad eoa»>i*a mainly al T?ev are ty, .ad .nre |, ,te7, PANS, PERFUMERIES. TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ TRACTS, &C. COMPLETE. Nuhville, Tenn. Bkicksrnitliig.', and will be sold at STOVE PIPE, Wm. Spoonik & Co., JJLACKSMiTH HARDWARE STORE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICAI3, PAINTS, OILS, PURE WINES. AND LIQUORS. HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREASE I. (sr-craBy k.pI cp to <b. wWU of lb. people. BY THE BOX. awaj<pteal Oaiplauil. tu WUitoe. Probpaeo,’ For Sale by all Druggitto. J^kW MORE VALUABLE Ill AN GOLD! Bryans Life Pills, Established in 1851 CHEAP AB THE CHEAPEST. READY MADE Ladies Hool Shawls, DRUG & BOOK STORE By J. P. ROBERTS. AGUE Dnrim tie HbU Tilrty Days The man who “couldn't stand it any longer" h •- taken a scat, and now be.'a quite oumfoxtabL-. it wu* a pointed rexnerkof Franklin Is when he h*M, “’If • wife te only half the aeuaoiw, she l» o.tcn the - holt with .the point.", N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done as usual by Fairchilds. Who A.T COST SKATS AXD LADIES THE ASTINGS More and Better Periodical Headache,' CLOTHING! Before yw> Buy at any other ; Place, HURRAH Djmb Ague. zrojr.—Tbe retiring tide. The following cursout notice recently appeared on Ludihrd Church door, Herts, and was ptevlowdy read In the chur.-h: “Thfe b logtvu notice, that no person !i to be burled in this church­ yard but those living In the imriah ; and thtkw who wish to I* bu.-ltw! are desired •to apply to ' Ephraim Grab, pa'lah Sl» Bsoaswar. Htw Teas, MiLUPS * IEMTLET Dysentery, re mon upon the duty of wives, wild: "1 ace in this wngfention a woman who has been guilty of tiiaobo.llenoe to , her husband, and Iq order lo point bar out 1 will 11.ng my breviary at her1 Lend.” Ho lilted bin book, and every female head Instantly ducked. A ComMtxrSr-'Speech Ja silver, but •Ilenrc golden.1 once tho expression hush money. Consisting of Dr. J. BRYAN. Consulting Physician, see comb amd Give us a call! COST! Are you tho mate I*" salt! a nasa-ugrr tho Irish cook of a vet-cl. “No." wered Pat, ’ but | Pin the boy that *»Kree.“iso^ . 4m la aa eld Bea Captela aad kaswa how to Anti-Fever 15000 DOLLARS rih rerty ibeu to toew FIRST CLASS TOBACCO 8TORE. Gire bin * taU. g Itoewmber Ute^^Kestl1 ud< of Stole Street, chicken* wore recentty found rvoetlug upon the iron cunnedtlng broaka of n ndlway car, In whi-n. petition they bod ridden from LoulaviU4 toNaahville .The chk-kcu* could not kite done that on the Camden & Arnfoy rea>l. If they ha'!, the conductor Kvould have been discharged for letting them ride free. Women la a delusion; Mill men will bug delusion. YOUNG MEN. UKLL'a «rauric kbmkxhb* TOBACCO STORE WHEN IT ABD IP YOU DOJPT sra WHAT YOU WAXT r AaJ pretty, tee, Urey war*. 9\S\SX/* MR. J. C HALL NEW GOODS Kl« me aofUy and speak to me low. IP TOV WANT GOODS CUtAP, SO TO Trust ma, darling, the time is near When lovers may love with Dever a fear PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY’S. . Ktasaedear, Kian me eoftly and apeak to me. low, If you want goodb&rgains, go to feraM SHIP AWT! AHewThingforHasting* ----- , O.'teui^U OTbwrr1*^-^^! psT.nd'ihret lrun by’ THE ROAD TO FORTUMH 1 certify tiret Frank AU,o preenred hr ... Ml-'-.M toasty and bMk par. du. My ftw.ud A •«-» -bed-dt �Causes and Results ;”by Alex. H. Btsphens, late Vice President of the deftmet Confederacy. We shall look with deep Interest for this work, aa Mr. Stephens is a man of marked ability, and we ere carious to know bow the deed rebellion now appears to one who bore so eonspicnous a part In IL nnda of poor whites, and conteabands in tbe South. They set forth the facta in a circular, tbe length of whirh, excludes It from our columns, but which may be seen at this office. They say. " what is wanted is merely beings,” and suggest that "Indian 1 Corn," each boahel of which win sub- 1 slst a family for a week, to the relief You say that eucA a man wo have In most desirable under existing drown- George I Martin. 1 I do not question tho learning or legal ability of Judge Martin. I oouo.de also, that he la radical an the questions of human liberty, and equal rights, qoreadvantages It possssses for the economi­ tiona over which every American ought cal purcha-e and tranrportatlon of corn, to watch with Jealousy. chiefly owing to the special and gratuit­ But these questions have been, ar soon ous instrumentalities at its disposal, are wUl be, settled by the people so ferae this State is concerned. Then- is another question Just now occupying a large share of public atten­ tion in this rltais, it is that of temperand 'fish, suitable wearing apparel for working women and girls will, also, be Wa al! see at a glance, the important gladly received and promptly for* relations the Chief Justice of the Statu sustain.'} to the execution of our present Thia appeal is aa Important one, aa a prohibitory Liquor Law, or any other large proportion of those in greatest need, that may bo enacted. are women and children, widowed and Can Judge Martin be trusted on this orphaned by the cad havoc of war, and We trust this appeal will be liberally responded toby the people of the North, and none left in this prosperous land tn die of want and starvation. For furtber infonnatlon, apply to John Bowne, Na 1A9 Reade Ktreet, New York City, to whom all contribution)! from the west should be sect SAVE MONEY IN PRICES J. S. GOODYEAR &C0. AFFLICTED SUFFER NO MORE! A. KNAPPEN, Wh.a by th. ess of Dk- JOIST ILLF8 IUXg yo» can b« cured jxnnaaeatly, aad al a tri- CIIAITELLAK ’I WHITE LIQUID WE ARE NOW RECEIVING RECT FROM MANYFACT. USERS AND A UCT10N HOUSES IN NEW YORN, A VERY ENAMEL, For Improviag aad Bsastirjlsj U. C«e>piax' to habits of intemperance, be trusted with the decision of appeals that may come up before him In the execution of I at bast think he cannot be so trusted. It may be said In extenuation, that is hla falling. Isay that is hla vlM; and It is a vice so destroying ns to level the moat towering intellect with the simpering foolishness of idiocy, end render tho meat profound learning valueless. The recent session of tills RL Worthy We may pity tho slaves of tills vice, Grand Body, held at Jackson, wasJargc- and ought to use every means to effect ly attended ; some 800 delegates being in their reformation, but it seems to me that we cannot be true to our convictions of right, and the true Internets of humanity and rote for such men to occupy poaldona of public trust Wo have men in this State, with morals uncorrupted and minds unahattcred by this vice, who are in every way —Tho National Edition of TTarerfry competent to alt in that place; and'it la A'orefr, published by T. B. Pcrteroon & our solemn duty to clothe such, and Brothers, container the whole forty­ only .uch, with the ermine of Chief eight vol umes of tbe Edinburgh edition. tistisgs’ SuintM At the New Brick Block otn door East of the Old Stand of LARGE & FINE COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFER. ENT VARIETIES OF ADVANCES MONEY TO STONERS. , DM. JOIXTILLS SPECIFIC PILUS, for idy and wraanl can of Unwrfcaa, DRY GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Carpets! MUSTACHES! ■ur"caHllai Druggets, TJdlldr ie s/sii ■ Editor Banner.—I j?ereeivc from purpose of tho edition is to furnlab tho r the report of the trial of those chargcil Americkn people with the novels of Rir ' with violations of the "Liquor Law,” Welter Bcott at a price which will bring that two, “J. Nobles and J. C.Cble have It within the reach of pereona of mode­ ' paid their fine." That was sensible; rate means, it cannot boast of any su­ liavlng some conscience left they did perfluous elegance of exterior ; but It is not feel like adding tho additional crime 1 got up on fair paper, clear, though small . of wilful and premeditated fnlahood, to type, and with sulotantlal binding of that of standing nwu'« bralna, and rob­ unexceptional style. It will doubtless ' blng them of their rnanheod. Also be sought by those who economise in that, “W. A. Bartwell held bls over un­ the purchase of l>ooks, and thvre are til the 11th of March; proposing to fight few ways In which on much good litera­ It outon this line If it takes allmunmor.” ture can bo haipfor so small outlay of If Mr. 8, and those Legal GenUcmcnW! profcsslonally engaged to assist him In Woman’s Work ik the Rkbxllion. violating our Statute*, and escaping Messrs. Zeigler, McCurdy & Co., Phila­ their jwnaltiee; suppose they are going delphia, Chicago and BL Louis, have to postpone thia ca-c from time to time, now in .press, and are about issuing a until they outgrow public Interest in It, book of 700 pages with the above title.— they are very much mistaken. Public interest In movementeof tills character steel engravings by the bed arti.-ite, ami is enduring. to contain sketches of nearly 200 Ladles, Dressmaker, Ordinary then is virtue, compared to and brief notices of about 400 others, the crlmo of stealing a man’s health,, who all made themselves inmorNEB, by wealth, and his family’s bread and but­ their eelf-eserlficing devotion to the wel­ Pursuant to call, the delegatee from ter; stealing hta brains; stealing bls fare of tho bravo and suffering soldiers the Townshlj® met In Convention nt honor, virtue, manhood, and upowlng of tho Republic. It is written by Dr. the Court House, on tbo 2d day of March, him into society, with an ulcerous body, L. P. Brocket, and Mrs. M. C. Vaughan for the purjx»<' of choosing four delegates impoverished family, an Idlotio mind with an introduction by Dr. Bellows, to attend the State Convention at Lan­ and a UfoofcomtptioD, whose'every breath late President of the Sanitary Commis­ sing, on tbe "th day of March, A. D. Is a moral pestilence. Decent mcmlxm sion. In such liands It will undoubted­ of community when tin-y know these ly be valuable work, it Is published by Tho Convention was called to order by things; and, Thank God! they know subscription, and Uberal tnduermente „ y b Dr. Roberta. On motion, Calvin HUI, them In Hastings, are not going to out­ are offered to agents. Address tho pub- hum, uj fm taxa *U Injures. prop«ro<*. 1__________________________ was chosen Chairman and D. Striker, live their Interest In them. Every Mer­ Ushers, Lombard block, Chicago. chant; every Grocer; every Provision Secretary. • Tbxbvxb Almanac.-The THfeafl On motion, tho delegates were elected Dealer, who finds his money drawer viva voce—whereupon Geo. M. Dewey, nightly minus, to the amount dropped Almanac, fur 1S87, la oa usual repletX Daniel Striker, Richard Jones and MUo Into the life sucking till of the Whh key with election statistics, and contains a Seller, la Intcrerted In thia case. Every L. Williams, were duly elected delegates large amount of political Information In On motion the delegates were authorised pud citizen who desires the material a little space, besides the usual astrono­ to appoint substitutes Ln case of their in­ prosperity of the town Is Interested in mical tables. It is invaluable as a com­ ability to attend. On motion the Con­ it; and Hartwell, Legal Gentalemen A pendium for political reference. Pub­ Co., will find it so when the case comes ;lished by the Tribune Co., N. Y.—Price vention adjourned. 20 cents. For sale at Htt.t* Parente whoxe boys are Just the ago to be dmwn Into these Patent Bucking Pumps of Vice arc catenat'd in IL tlio Mrriahi, by Mb® Thackcry, Henry Well Done.—Thu Senate on Thurs­ MOTOSna In this town, with, tearful Kingsley and Edmund Yates, thia popu­ day rejected tbo bill legallxlng the ac­ eyes arc nightly pleading before ti»o lar Weekly has numerous abort, pithy tion of ths County of Jackson, in voting m-rry neat of God, that Ke would bo articles on European politlc.il and soci­ merciful to their Bor’s, and shield them al topics, which are of groat intsrest to Jackson to Niles. Wssoggeot that the from such influences. Htetcn, on plead­ all Intelligent Americans. It also gives next effort of Senator Prlndlo, be to got ing thus-for loved BnoTiixM. Wtvas, every week one or more choloc poems tbo Legfalsturo to authorioc Jackson are praying with an agony horn of suf­ by Swinburne, Buchanan, Joan IngeCounty to aid in the coiutroctlou of a fering, for the redemption of their Hcslow, or some of the rising poets of Eng­ BAKDe, through the triumphs of the land; frequently it Is enriched by a Such a road la aa nocesaary aa the one translation of some ejieclallyInstructive proposed between that City and Klle*.or Interesting aketeh from French and Wc hope the Ix-gWature will firmly German periodicals. In fact, it contain,! ndhero to this action, and rtrikoan equal­ weekly a valuable miscellany of what is ly effective blow al other visionary RallItoad Schemes now demanding LegislaHEHBOLBB FLUB EXTRACT Oil Cloths BEAUTY! Crockery, &c. Our Assortment is full and coi^ pletc, and ns our Goods were purchased during tho recent decline ii^the Eastern Markets, CHASTELLAR’S Hair Exterminator! I Astrology. WILL SELL THEM febiry!________________ Know Thy Destiny. That our Customers can Save 25 Per Cent. On Former PricesWE DO NOT MKREL T SAY W WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BUT WE DO SAY EMIHA TICAL- LYTYLNT WE WILL SLEL many styles of goods To our Customers As Cheap as other Mer­ chants have bought Try ub and you will find th*1 our extremely Low Price* wil> verify theae statements. (MHEAt, lAllSVSIAUn. GROCERS A1^ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-03-13.pdf 81c244aecf58179f3dd8ad7bf187e33d PDF Text Text MO NO. 46 HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13,1867. ^listings' gnsiiteu JirttlnTj. Yaral anil gistrilaitm. Brick J the Old ’ AV a-sit x rxnr OOD8, ckery, Ac. is full and con­ cur Goods sod during t decline .astern AXTKB IK SAY- ECAFAKD Repldlicaxs Attention.—The Bill bus become a law providing for the election of Two Dele­ gates from thia County, to the Convention to revise the Consti­ tution, and, al«o, the Bill pro­ viding for the election of a “ County Supeuntendent of Public Schools.” These officers arc to be elected on the Grat day of April next, and the call for the County Convention, to make the nominations will be found in this issue of the Banner, under EXLABUKD AMD IMFBOVED.—The Lansing Republican, and Niles Times, come to us of late, enlarge! and improv­ ed. Buehanan Untoo, having changed hand.-, has also changed names, and now comes to us as ‘‘The Berten County Record, and Is decidedly improved, ss well as enlarged, by the change. We note those evidences of the prosperity of our co-tcmporaries with great picas- New Dbbss.—We are now Ln receipt of the balance of onriuw type, and shall on the first of April present our readers with the “BAJontw” printed on Copperfnci-d Type, from the well known Foundry of L. Johnson 4 Co., at Phil­ adelphia, Pa., than which none better is made. The selections wo have made are 2/rwfcr and Affaic, enabling us to print twice as much reading rentier os hither-, to In the same space, thus making our paper much more valuable to the sub­ scriber, though some what costly to the proprietors. We have also, added largely-to our assortment of Job and display Type, all of which Is copperfaced, and which will enable ns to do better work in the Jobing department than can be done In any other office tn Uns section of the for Township Caucuses for some of the Townships in this county. .'NDER8OLD kVJLLSLEL OF GOODS Btomerw other Mer3 bought York GUAEDIAN BALE. Examikation of Carlton W. Briggs arretted by Sheriff Malory, In Wiscon­ sin, on charge of obtaining about $85 of Phillips A Bcatly, by the toise pretence o! being agent Of the Michigan Central Insurance Company at Katomasoo, was concluded on Monday, before Justice Burgher, who held the accused in $600 bonds for hU appearance at the next term of the Circuit Court- Mem F. D. A u utJidnTnta etaio 0« »fH»*Uug« sad show ctaM. if i s w.tsassxf te st Gesrge L. Balsa. « ORDER—State sf Mtebtesa. irafUWTT.M. Aissmteasflh. rl ter Ik. Loir .tlterry. LolJ.n.1 iRm, is Um vUisgs of MwUags <m • M Sar »f FrStwy la lb. Jw I tegtit ba.4rad .lity^r.a. SHERIFF SALE cheapest, and, we are free to say, one of the best published. Itte ss targe so any tbreo-dollar Weekly, and is furnished at only $1^0, with Prises to the Agsnto raising Clube equal to the entire sub­ scription money. This may lit­ tle strange at first, but wears assured that theprtiM aroalways ready, and both prize and magazine punctually and faithfully sent. Address HOME AMUSEMENT, c: rrtWte. AaSg. af Fretate. Mxbchaxts.—Are you willing to buy a certain number of pounds of Baterates and only get so many papers con­ taining only 14 or 15 ounoes ? Buy the Bert Chemlea! Saleralui and you will get full weight and beet goods. CHANCERT ORDER. —The nomination of brig. Gen. Alger, of Michigan, to bo MikJor General by brevet, was ccr firmed on March fc Tbo falliwlr- Michigan Pcetmasten were nrtected : HenryBarns, Drtrott;Charles A. Taylor, Grand Rapids ;F. W. Antho­ ny, Jack-on ; Foster PraO, Kalamaxoo ; W. J. Edwards, Niles; James Nnwoe, Marshall; William Msalett, Dowagiac ; E. VonDemark. Battle Creek . K. W. Fonda, Three Rivers, and Solomon E. Bites, Eart Saginaw. CHANCERY ORDER. .TATI Of JncBlOAX A- ■besee no trareler reterat," b«l joe •« 1 tbcogbt W II | or r.thrr I otrabtai oo • I precious pteet of food lock. I »■« rocoeun «4 tofTt • bo» of Bryaa's Ufa Pitta, for not. Accotkd.--We regret to learn that Gen. H. A. MOBBOW ba. determined to i accept the Lieut. Colonelcy of the 3Sth U.S. Regular Intkntry, and will soon _ _ Join bls regiment now ul fort Phil Kear-1 ud opposition to It; nearly all the canncy. Gen. Monnow was one, of a fow nominated on the other ticket men, who dcijite tbo Influence of hie 1 n.,u, -rk. । lh. official m.i j os, t.on, i-n withdrawn rhe imrtv. andi .hk lest the I having , .... their . names, . qukl'jjo ,.r . him. !>. ... «OTla .Ch"WOA 1» ~ <•' “ U the Peninsular State, and wont forth to the venllet of our people emphatically protect the Interest of Auman freedom on {f0'r the rigid enforcement of tbo Law of the tented field, and proved himself In j prohlbitloo, and that was the only qura- UtlANUEKY URDEk ' ITATE OF MICBiQAX.—AyUi JWtari Or- 1b the Ligbesl sense ofthose terms. And while we ere pica cd to know that bls services arc iccognlxcd aud rewarded, wc regret his choke of o military over the high civil station bo now fills with io much credit to himself. But whether tn liases salras- ■ 11 civil or military life, the General will be remembered by the people of Michi­ lily. . h.ng. L'leck. 1 gan, as one of her meet patriotic and Cent. GUARDI AR BALE. Social wUl meet an Friday ewring of this week, at the residence of Itev. A. P. to Obdlxjx, Ohio, or Hxujdau Mich, and attend iter a term the Bubxmsm Ixbtitute of Cauuws, Griffin A Co.— The wide spread popularity that this Ixxrrrvnox has gained of late la with­ out a parallel la the history oi commer­ cial schools. And the proficiency of Ito graduates to a standing testimony of the have not arranged their Subscription for thoroughness of tbo drill to bo had there. the year eudlng April 1st, aro specially Don't fall to send for a circular. requested so to do without delay. Our first year In the “Baxkxb" will expire on the Slit Inst, and we wish to begin | Om,BoY» axdQxub. Wewelcomo to our X list, Oliver Optic’s weekly for tbo Sew Year, with all did accounts “Our Boys and Giris,” one of the moot adjusted. Interesting of any of the Publications ^LNkw Baxk.—Wo learn that Mr. which reach u», devoted to the welfare of the youth of our land. Being pub­ Galloway of Livingston County pur­ chased, on Monday, the lot on State lished every week. It Is the most welcome, Stroet, next Wtat of tbo Goodyear block, and consequently the meet valuable to and will fit up a Banking office there Ito patrons. without delay; and will, also, at ths ear­ Published by Ln A BnrnABD, Bos­ liest practical moment, erect on the ton Mass., at 12,00 a year. (We would premises a fine throe Story Brick Block. thank the publlihara for no's S and B in­ We wish the enterprise success, and bld clusive, which have tolled to reach this ibo proprietor, whois otje of the loading office.) _ Republicans of the County of Livings­ Homb AMrsxiUXT, the year round, ton, a cordial welcome to our thriving for only tl,60. This exquisite, beauti­ Village. ful Family and Ladies Magaxlne te the Rncxrrngi t MAirvTAcr. r° XPCT10S □tbs, THX Social.—The Good Templar's PIANOS! PIANO8I!! CONRAD B1BVE8EN, Mm appointed and the Senate confirmed the following list of Notaries Public, for the County of Barry: via. Fill irei Ftik Ovratmi Bas, jonn r. ranory, v. u ranam i ownaeuu, rtey «r. ir.rr-.wyte tktf.ll Urm teT F«srr. Bylvanus H. Cook, Robert J. Grant, The iMMCtto. rflbs sulol pabUsta rwp^l Jphn M. NevlnBjDanlel Htriker^Angust- 'nil Eolleited. Liters! l.rnis to &«••!«», T.scbrrs us Richardson,George Goodyear, Joseph isd Cl«rn">ss, • W. Burson, Lycurgus J. Wheeter, CI re ulor 1‘rico I tel mt os sprlicsticn. Udrw, COMBAD MARVENBIX. Abraliom Ryerson, David D. Darting, “ - ‘"to T. Wheeler, Adam ark. Traverse Phillipa , Henry W. Beecher,' ATTENTION SOLDIERS! Porrroxro.—The trial of W. A. Past, Irrln B. Ingram,George 11. Palmer, RuawU E. STATE OF MICHIGAN') wttt-, for selling liquor In violation of Thaokabury, Milo L. the Statute in such caws made and pro­ HAM UEL GARRISON, vided, W.U again postponed on Monday, THvateOo. F., M. Kex't, Minh. XnfL, ■BMP to the HMh inrt., at nine o’clock, A. M. ■being duly sworn says thatFrank Alton, of Hastings, Mich., procured for him . The public expect (hero will be no fur­ the S100 bounty allowed by Ast of July ther delay lu this matter. Since the 2&th, I860. That ho secured the some on wrdict of Monday, it Is to be presumed LZL i------ , the 30th day of Jan’y, 1887. Tub RrRTi.TjnM Recobd.—Part air­ that" wheels of fortune " are not popu­ J SAMUEL GARRISON, ly of rills Interesting and valuable His­ lar InstituUona In our vBbgc. < Subscribed and tory of the Rebellion, containing all the official Documenta, and recognised by the courts, as legal authority. Embeltebsd with Portraits of Andrew John­ son Preaident of the United States, and Ektn, Is at hand. This wnA dow nearly complete h the on^ valuable History of tbo Rebellion, y«t written, and tbs only one, ths authoref Whirh, hasaocsss to all th. He pogta, and other State papa, partata- I am now lire AB___________ OPTIONAL, J provided by Act of Joly, 1868, m wiU ftilly appear by the above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, bring along your claims and hare them properly settled. My charges are as low as the lowest, and no charge unleee chums col­ lected. FRANK ALLEN. Jtafap.-Peb. 4th. 1 ML CHANCERY ORDER ADMIHSFrATOSS SALE. s tbr natter sf tbs Estate of Valter. J. I ________ GUARDIAN SALK. dS£T. �9. ncKuxe « c.fe GREAT SALE £F WATCEH. ^7dXiL7uKSZ7u;2H •> BOMB, • na/orAaAtaA.-We (fail doable taewort, Mich. Drugs and Medicinee, Drugs and Medicines, PAINTS AND OILS, ^Si&8!S :i Booki and SUtionetT, Books and Stationery, Book* and Stationery. DRY GOODS WALL PAPER • WALLPAPERi WALL PAPER. ‘Good, goodf’ aald the gentlaman, and etaruxl on. Calling st Ufa store where the yoang to tall him," said the genUensan ' ihaX when he goes InV. bar lucre for himself, my name is at ids aervtoe for Uiirty tho«trend .tollers " ■ Itere-Ulug the store, which be did ta time, you may be sure the high jvice •■'t on hla ean-luct made lusends f c tlie length portrut of tier »np;K* d huabond. Thm toe truth oCwhai her abtorhad told her lolug enuflnuod, aho went home, on J th« -.' waa a acene when tbo hu-lxmd of the two wlvo-i returned at evening. A aepanUon followed. He eDtnatc-l her tor lay, i-.nd ofibred her money when i<c foiu>d her determined to gu. She refne-d all. taking only her wardrobe and other peraenal article!.— To complete the tnmaucc, ahc aulaequ<-nUy married another man, from whom ahc la now evoklug a divorce on the ground of cruelly. W. WIGHT, Perftimerie^ and Motions, Perfumerie# and Notions, Pcrftfmericfl and Notions, ind that b rc loownrd 1 by the wi haul tba In bins or boxes, or i of sound on*' only ■*, air aud whltewmh , with goal tar and mo tiJSwh—While the tta fthe rreuud, nnd the de-hUta..W HaLte to Sli n<> Water find* it* wn S ETU ETC. ETC.. . El f’.. ETC. ETO. Moasf A4vsmW osWsr Clshks. Ctraall Coart CereralMleaer for Bury ETC. ETC., CTC, nnxirrooK. >/. FULl. KTOCK. I J FVLLSTOCK, & GRANT, .‘SffSjl WsSsSsdsy. rasrsurs jost received THS LARGESTA ED BEST Selected stoce or DRY GOODS country, lit* u« r. v. M. wuucr, and he waa the flnt Prealdent of the American Tract Society. How to PanspK*.—1. Rtae early ;beEATING AND OYSTER gln'and tin] the day with God, alwaya. Prof (OREST JACKPOX. ROET.BT UKHEtUT 2, Be active ; whatever yoa undertake M. !>.. Or KOORMB VKLPKAD. Jr. •* J-J— u through, with your THE KATieXALWSrKM.'tABirgMTAlILMHiignt; oot ter. A Flaa foa Earl, Jlarrla^a. Wis Tears •fttariraBed sreems is tkeesreef S. Mind own buainara.' Some •rrnfciai.fptnw law faefarei m e.tU.r Rxv. Hxxby MouoAM lectured in Boston not tong alnea on the subject.— 1 HCfEXCX AXD FAfR DKAtfSGTIOTOMOUR •'Younx Men and Early Msniaga^”— DVBRKM!*Xire.THM A«bFR*CI>. The following la the Herald's report of W. fatiUUWj care Ny yklUtaLtort, Dreerrtata, the lecture: .... ■ Mate Strrat, Flnsriugs, Mirb. Imselssey. Itrefarcal sef Dlaraal EbIm.obi. “Nfetaie. history, and rerelation dei Coaaf lUMa j^ridur to rrataUl. awary Ara clnro, ‘•It la not gvod that man tbrxild boohaia." lie needs a help BUfa-« ------------------ it cir. quick, quick, el-e, wife la the l alx-xe-wlieei, the rarolator, nqicnt, and do your Bret work. the guanllan angel of a buvband'a truat, confidence and pnaierlty. Politically, SciJ>-DKrcn>Excr-—Many an unwl«-' ro lally, morally and sp.rituatty, man jmrent hard, and livre apartngly ro (Ulnt* a a ifc. Mau needs a home.— ali hta wmka for tbo pnrpoae of leariug The H rem no gave boobetors no lagsde., enough life to give hla children a atari in Corinth denk-d them aepultaro. Atl>- iho world, Itia called. Setting a eulana scounttd them. In Ptato'a com­ Joung nuu aa afloat with money left him monwraith. at the age of thirty-five y hla rdatlvea, ta like tying a bladiler they were fined. Man Ta but half a man under the arma of one who cannot without a wile. In all your gettlnggarrt awlm; ten ctMpcca one bo will looo a wife, and nev.r rest from gvutag till h'.a bladders and goto to the bottom.— you got murlcd. Battar lira ta au aide Teacli him to swim and be will not need tlio bladders. Giro your eldldren a good taaakta4,4taara'laa4<apMlsaa««c. La4.W education. See to it tliat hla morale are wnfaforoar aireafar. pure, hta miud eultlvnted.and hla whole I>r. Jutaoa*. Pnult Maalkb rtfia. II prrkoi natal* made aubwrvlcttt to the laws a aatr it.a rc*naal rooxer tar all frrrgafanl.tr which govern man, and you will have I rml .UiniMUu, Oom rkUw .row given what will be of mure value tlun TMB M00MTA1X OF 1.IUMT OB JfKDICAL eaaifaal!; aa ta*A / l-BOTKCTOA. the wealth OCtho ImUee. You have aadXarAagrOaita, endaa asylicil K-« to tart Fsnrers «xt ethers fetsg baaiarm la Hasliags given him a atart which no mtafortune wns as ■n mprcfallr i.Mled la vfa.1 Mr. ItCWDPFAW, M enn deprive him of. Tlio ckrilcr you U> QufalaU Orfariy Keens. wtara M fa alvais teach him to depend upon bl« <.wn reaoureea and the blaaelng of God the bet- I tfaadirraariptaMliCrralartootalatoKmart PELOUHET ORGANA AND JIELODr.O’1% r>aals»ea*ly seartej the talpHw. aGafa Jfafa; *• Aa The Bc«t Cabinet Organ• Anrrir.n luCdfatr. New T«rt, Orfetar. lag. ! GROCEY Groceries, STORE. ever bro't to this Mart, CONSISTING IN TaRT OF Boots & shoes, IDTUIAIB E3202T, Hats &. caps, Bleached goods, OY S T E R S Groceries, । in saaaUtr <a4 af far upmor to aor •! Ufa to rrtl.J -pur.pbltaa' Rctctxbtr UU «t trod a vrilito rrf hr la «r»nr faitar. ttstoiallr [CSVS? eth;.lul Io lit Fciticabr cm. ondtr cotaLtortt; m that spriugeth up of Itself in ono night, , b.-easak la toe aaiarv tf tblrp taeh cat« dtg<n when we aro adeep or regnrd It not, but PBOPMBBon Ltailtl* Um> celebrated a delteate plant that groweth slowly and Viennese botanist and pabrantulo0st, tenderly, iiodltur mart pains to cuhl- Rsciotss •IltulCxMiUSatAildi.ut r^ar.n baa recently published some remarks on vntoit. Neither istlce a spirit ton t will sirs organs width tats Jain dwmMl7« nui ‘ the ancient E?yi>tfon«, eepcdally thaw । be conjured away with a diarro, slain rears. of the rnmnuir of Ihvikonr. On ex­ byasnslo blow, or dispatched by oao ba. ncum FiuMcn Faust male BA|V. amining them through the microecopi'. afeib. Who, tiicn, will lc ao fouliaii aa It is perfsrUr s*fa end Nr« fails fa give ssllsthe Profresor dieouvered that the mad of to leave H>- eradicating of rice, and the rsdlota. If Is Ufa aaly snrr uIssT. prrersUtire the Nile, out of which they were made, plabtlng of virtue ta Ita place, for a few I contained not only a quantity of animal years oc weeks f Yet he who procraatlan t vegetable m»ttcr, but nlso the frag­ I ualci bls repent anoo ami amendmerit' ments of many manufartorrd sub-tin- grossly does no; /with hla eyre open, he ee«, whence wo may conclude that abrldgva the tljrte allotted tor lhe tongmuit have enjoyed a high degrre eat and moat important work he has to , o: clvUlutaat upunriL of four tbous- perform ; be la a fool. mi-1 yesuxago. JWca orlJgor has bmn acahled, by the aid <if h!» microscope, Io discover in three brisks a vx-t mimber of plants which at ttat-time grew In Egypt. The chopr«J prow clearhr dtacumibie tn the body of, the Lricks, couUrni* the dixriptfun ef the manner of making them, aa we find It ta Herodo- Ballou __ ’ Ladies’ dress goods, 1867 Fancy goods, A WARM MEAL DRY GOODS Ladies’ furs, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE 1867 RUSSEL^ & NEVINS Cassiraeres, —OR— COLD LVNOH CI-AMIt RKSTAUIIXST, I Mve aa brelsaey II ••’Ing that I r»n >a*U * The Be*I OYBTEB STEW ia DreUats. Cheap us tlio cheapest for4 ’ Cash or ReadyPay! Gloves and Hosiery ADAM SCHUPPAI. Ilasttaga, A»g.. loth. 1W. DOMESTIC If thor neck* becom or twu ol real, M'J ^XT.Sp'£ Sewing Machines, SHUTTLE STITCH Cdffe Jrelltalbi»«tarilsaMM. Be* res Mbee M UEJf, FEU, TCCK, 15*10,011110. Spices, &.c, <fcc. BUSSELL & NEW Keep the beet BOOTS ind SHOES in town. RUSSELL & NEVINS CUUeige the "City’on TEAS! MAC HIMES ALL WABMKXTn) taOttamry arsaaata A- XI- UMLLy Agent, LAHOJt ASSORTMENT OF IfilIL. For the Cx-uattoe'of Barry, Eaton, Cai- 1 SUE bouu end Allegan. J Q* H and btraw Bonnets. , Formera, Neighbors, Everybody A'trononiiei! pbeuemen* appearbe the order of the day. f-!ncc tlio nuituro * “ ““ »Law«. anoUxr 'aubjeet which U creating madi «uialon Jtmcng the ro between the tab and phMaaicnttnoren're^h^Vk^f will not be twain vb«Wc for four tbouT. and j care. Thia heavenly wooder ta the ixiajunetlcu of Uic aun, mo ,u. Marairr Veuua, and Uu earth. At ih« time ef the. ne.-utatata, nUflni «>cM t-e tab w*odby Uwaame MMtafal line-tit, tai, CALL 4 EX A MIX OLItGO CS For Sale by all principal Dealera and at wholesale pnly by BkLLOU BROTHERS, , . —R•porta from Ta'en-ata-thc Chinese port from which, Chinese nc-.ru row reach ue ta 12 <tay»-«talo IboT tbo Tv­ coon b-ia been shot. The news will cause jyotound regret throughout the civilised world, for brief as bee l«cu too Aitataltoatfon of 111 e new T>cx,n/h' hM tatfDod Xbr htawclf the reputation of a itaoere friend of thorough reform. AID PRICES, gOLB.FATEATBBM, AM BMWDWAT, N. ». City, ABRY! IAKEBY! in ' r i.ccie i.v^iw et aa. or an adntinrnt^ mine. Theathem very nunVfir harnrea galta. By if expoecd to th ml A nmiKIWlT SECT ehpcMero buudled In unnroded fare, wMIe from the feet to a point above the knee the llttla darlings are alinret nak­ ed. of coarse mothers who tbusdrtM tbalr children are very far from tatantlIng tn kill them or re into r them perma­ nant itrrslkb. but such ta the probable result of ttaatr faabtauublc eanosure. It hlna that moat children have their Umbe well proUyto-1, bceeuae moat mothers have an Intalllgcnt regard for ■Ite htahh of their otfopriug, tut there are anaay wlu> are ciail s» u a have m«n- r upon award ground nr it r. a-h off the roll. Bur rt paths ro ida, or iJ •>wed (th It, upon the mead-JW* ■mM of carleiuiii-ui, n ha advantag.- of |>rtaaMn,can hardly be I ’Jf a brook can be t im Bl fyour wtH) .over a Di rta in I he enhiert r nd a m [] arena try tt, and th-n Elcuoo to cat nd the eyat refit by the cxperi-nceo ■atMW«**“• - ^Jrwta MaMa ata ««P*ta ilury from wa hlar.and En> to-n> ahotild be kept fr n Utctn Iga of plaatcr. L-.neJmi Sn^ bate-, KUMMfe lt'c fowl ii oata-taaJo poudrvttosn ! re applied with great ivlv 'T^or*.- anti Orc** &-ni I1 wtater grata; boat «>n a w a llaht-aoow. w! I h ma n frat cracked end thaw jfMtay ah-mld be <Wiround la dry euoech, but afore; bclW wait a wee omiiaet the aeU, •’ tba- W H. ta Owtatarf. FACT «ta< ’MB,] a^. caiA^m ttaia cay eUar Awae in HnUnya. x K. Ifat A T.wa a. rettk A *«m. RUSSELL & > ealve. iney nd sufiar much or even . Jf milk la worth mu Qafore abottld b? r-sro •ana a* oaten, and broug dmflk pwl. Theoow reel tf she never even ro«M rather too wou te-n she toeea her ca wo. then daprive her« d lorto- end licking I Itae, from tnany enu nlvoa. raprcbdiy amon boto In ar-rlnR than aL I beyoouuot stand w Hte jHave a fine Stock of Ckockbit | andG lass-waxe for sale Cheap! RUSSELL & RUNS Wb»’i Sc undersold when CASH is offered I DR.BICELOW SKS3.“niS •anfa p. t>« and Profoundly greatfol to the People of Barry Oriely, for their very liberal patronage heretofore, we ktk you again to come and ••« ua taA wa- »IW give you a BARGAIN. turn*! two tbomauxi yoara, and d-.idun thri , «pace of tiiar no o«anta«f a llkceiiaraotarned HforI ,varltw.? *bouttud y«uu ta the fritnre, and in that lune wtrfeirf «he oorxdalltm ws Brntul, Piw. Cako». yndlWry, w �Go to 2C PER CENT OFF! 0. D. SPAULDING’S — Y.llttiw. . ■sa GREAT IICIT1IJIT!! YOUNG MEN NEW GOODS CASH STORE! Brick Block. 'GOCiUDS a vlcloua. bad fellow about, though hla Of every oeeM KM rad work be never «o needed. Jf we do our i>art to make too men comfortable aud do them good, few will 111 reward tL 7Jt.ifcfanew.-The ,wjud» yllMLnd out any ln»cc uro. wcathfl bbarat and ahlnglea. and play mischief with the expo ted hny stacks and with thatched roofe.— Hate nails and hammer nt bund: stop leaks; ase Ural door and alxutler toatcoinga ore wcurc, aud that board fences, 'prints for i2| cu. post* of which ore looocncd by the frost GOOD BROWN SUGAR I2| Cu. orc not prostrated by the wind. OSora.—Over-haul tbo -roots, put them in blns or boxes, or make fresh BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP henpe of sound onet only ; clean out All KM.a ccllart, atr aud whltcwn-h; stop rat­ holes with coo! tar and surtax, raid to be rat-proof. Pru.nltv-—While the frost Is coming wt of the gronud, and the »o!! of plow<<1 e'de-hllla lg llnlilo to slide, Jock tn It that no water Audi lie way upon such spots, or great damage raa.vc&iue. Open sarSwo drains with tbo hue pick, or mntlock. so that surface water mny flow off upon sward ground or whore it will not wa-h off the eoil. Such water from carl pathi,roads, or plowed flelda brings with It. upon the meadow* and pastnrcM n wealth of enrichment, not to be lost. The advantage of Irrigation, can hardly be over cslltnaU cd. J f a brook can lx> turned to flow at will 'your will) ovaKa piece of niodo#, even in the crudert t nd oirnplnrt way by .-11 menus try It, aniirhcii profit byexj-cricuco to cat nd the *yet.:m, or rather, proilt by the cxpcxkuco of others nnd u-xi tba bcMt a.VBlotu. . Grain Firbia are osperiaUy liable tn Injur}’ from wn him;.and surface drain’ un tium should be kept free. Top-dre-slt»zv of_ptar.tcr. b-.nedust, xupcrpbnauh.nU’, g^jino. .luc fowl-house .compost, lioine-mwl" jioudrettcand auuli things urn applied with great advantage at tbw •aaae aaaaama For the people! , store TOBACCO To buy your Goods, w yov WAIT GOODS Cjpup. GO TO PHILLIPS & femra, Ufa fo tta sisse te fay yeas* Can be Cured TOBACCO, gBNTLEY’S. CIGARS, If yon want good bargains, go to ERADICATED TBOX THE SYSTEM PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S SNUFF, OTO IT YOU DOTT SKKWH1T YOU WANT jsr for in We keep constantly on hand a full aaaortment of Dry-Goods, Boots Al Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y Glassware AND PIPES, AUCTION PRICES ‘HdiUrg.BteAat SEELYE’S ^*M"**' »ttv» rone mu. MEERSCHAM, Liquid GUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR ROOT. CATARRH REMEDY GERMAN PIPES, •■d si! kinds usully kept ■ FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. GROCERIES GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, Ail o( which wv ire bound to Mil Cor •‘Cash,” at Asrosisnixa low figures. COMB .1.VD SEE CONSUMPTION Give us a call! PHILUN 4c BEMTLEY SPOONER’S HVRIMH ESTABLISHMENT! Chills and Fever, THE ASTINGS Bilious Fever, DRUG &, BOOK STORE Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, 15000 DOLLARS Established in 1851 By J. F. ROBERTS. Congestive Chills, bus * Lnucrreu. mom vaixabu; thax gold: ■ N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done m usual by Fairchilds. L. Buckley will continue aa. Salesman aa heretofore. Bryans Life Pills, „ rrnirr rnr blood, — ~~ »S«Br ttatebUitate4,taA -««v tee om teperfoteBstofa^ HARDWARE STORE! Si» Bntetay.Bter Tert, A- Ita, will to— * te. J’ KI.IT*— II I— ■ ground la <lrvenough toplow trail.of­ ten In March. In thin latitude; they mav be wwn bmnd < aat, »Io<>.' or mixed arith oat., <>r in UrlUa. Ou wann, early spot* tha drill culture may be rccomjnandod. The roil ebou’.d bo in goo.1 or<i-r for a hcivy crop of not., and deeply plowed, then plow dial low (4-lnehy fhrr'»vw. and In every thin! furrow scatter the i>cai>, throwing i“ twelve to fltUen lathe ruuulnt foot If you hare Jlrue Ches? mnv Im picked far marketing jr-en. Ob'! If not. the erop will bo r pe enough Io cut end euro, and leave the ground forroratner plowing, nnd wheat A-nblajtes or turn'pa may follow. •S‘«o«.—rrrcjrc. and Ust the vllallty of .-JI tceda. , . JIor»r» need Very thoron h groonjing. nnd the fict nnd leg* should io washed ami keirt’ clennf long fetlocka trimmed oil. and noy rclncs i or eripklng of the akin >.r hcula treated with pine tnr and grciao. oran ototment of lard and turiwh'inc. Thcad appllottouacrc either of th-m very good tor chatbd [boulders Fpm in™, or Ihrnkwt gall". Hivketeaefully ifexpoaed n> th> wind or cold when warm. X. •/ " Workitw Orm.-rTo'cei from alonna: r— t_ ..tt, .....I rmilv * Imvtfian hard IO0DB cheajtesft ady-Pay! ' UEYDIS • .It__ to, S Mt’K SlIAKA t CAPIK, taClondOta . • ost! • ‘ . WB-:’ BOOTS <irt town, • . NIVH8r? y ’on TEAS! smlow notton- . “O’- . NKflB 0 • of Crockeryr sale Cheag! Niras ,< ’'sold when Win U UW I 1IV.W p----- •far or two at, rod, and gtcare She f pot, rubbing the grease well in. A wet tow• cl on the licdt, with tploeo of blanket • Iwund over It. kout,on one night, and the ace’: gtcxwl well too next <l^y.w.ll, 1*. Is raid, cureri ve-V tender httek be­ tween Saturday night «“><! Monday "J<i»rci.—Give (rood care, personal atten­ tion. nnd roomy box atalb tocows about to mlvc. They may r.cad natlstonw and suffer much or even die for lacx or it. if milk fa worth much the Ca/tvs should ba removed from their •tans nt once,nndbrought Up on skimm­ ed milk gruel. The cow infiracs (ho axil least LT sue never even licks It; bat we would rather too would worry more, wh-nehe loses her calf after a d«y:or two, then deprive her of the mUstweaon •of loving .-.nd licking it awhile. Ziar, from many cicses, show thernjK'lves. (specially among ill-kept ►lock, more In spring tuun atflny other season. They cauuot stand regular canltog and brushing, but Hvery iwl. ahouTd Ae treated to an application of slum water, -with a good rubbing, and subewiucnt carding and gleaning, bn'the some daj DiriJi lie Hen Thirty Dan from exposure towel or storm*. .SJwp.-Multon shoep may be yean­ ing tula month. Ecperato «*w> (fire thatn worm quartem, with o >cw wnnrr pens and treatment tut before dlr SSJiiSFar-ITTfrSSi •vm. raultrs.—Giro chantxt !• run and scratch and dustthemselves. have rlutehei ofmrty. ehiekmts for wtaUr a‘FiM work of a miserllanroue kind ChetawiM be D<> Mk of.. on oat an* cart off stance !<vwrn<-<l by theffoet.— n-5 HARDWARE of all kinds, Diarrhea, Constating of Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Dysentery, READY MADE Periodical Headache,! CLOTHING I Choice Family and will be sold at GROCERIES! Railroad Prices, 8C9«»& »*T8 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! Ateing Transportation; and raeefato mialyof Symptomg. •rnpWn. of C.Unh u 1‘moni end (bay tar. a Dumb Ague. Iron, Nails, Stove., Dr. IMliVKkS GOLDEN PiLLR CHEAP AB THE CHEAPEST. Ladies Wool Shawls, For Sale by all Druggists. Wm. Spoomkr & Co., Nashville, Tenn. Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost. Cdbs asfl See for Ywntlva. Good Black Overcoat$7,50 ' wdrfh $f0 " A Chuchula Bcver “ $12 worth $18. 1 Fine Castor Bcver “ $20 worth $30 Bl’k Cloth Sult $18 worth $20 NEW JgLACXkMITH SAP pa Na PERFUMERIES, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ And every thing else fashioned from Skea Iriti. Al! aerts ef TRACTS, isC. COMPLETE. ■ A Large Assortment of gUOP. • i C. H CHASE & CO., Travlling Baskets HUNTERS HEADQUARTERS I 1. the place ta toy your --------------------------- ->T, CARTRIDGES, „ ^Aftoa. y.nn.rij ofBsUls Crwk. tan oprata • MEW . — u.-., m 4oor shoj, wb«n ttay see prvp*X«J lodaull Heavy Coat,. Eadies’ Muff 4,50 -< “7 fur Collars EngiifthMerino, 0,75 yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth 1,5q •• “ 1,124 “ 1,75 Buffalo Robos 7,50 “ 10,00 “ . 12,0(L ..‘‘,16,00 death to the Hee, and to too ox too. if too much U ut-rd. A lump aa a Ladies’ Knit Hood hazelnut. rubbed up with »table spoon­ ful ormorc of ittrd is enough for any ox. Rub It in behind the Irarne anfl along POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICAJS. PAINTS, OILS, PURR WINES, AND LIQUORS, HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREASE Is goimllyksrtaptethaaaauer^a r—f'-*BY THE BOX. AGUE A.T COST Blacksmithin, w.—.. . — u> give B» a call before pui cbulag’Wewbrty ■■ > . . Shelf Hardware, ROPE, Photographic. GLIirWID-STOISrES, X A IL T. ANTHONY 4s CO... Farming Tools of all kinds, ManuAicfirm »f Fkaiagnpble S&XBBUULt, DA1NTS. VTtelnnl.snd ftruil, J. P. ROBERTS. 601 LABB. Bsoadwat. N. y.' ■ r . num' AND WOODEN WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. C. H. Chasx. M. Ritwnnw. JOUVXN'S KID GLOVE CLEANER Hardware Merchant, HARNESS Double all wdolSbflWb 3,50 worth 5,50. SHOP. Terms Cash. W> qrrjxIO £ JhftjM<l#eiA1.g!|yey. ---- jheY vraM -ft*------- Land for Sale! TAKE NOTICE. I «i* u> »dl 80 ACRS8 of Timbered L*ud, lyingmiles east of Hastings, 34 licre* &M8WeK, iggntiyPyf .BRAC lewtirr Ait Trot nu, pm^a aj® to1t.ee ton*; raTtodr »*r. d„ J sen Id.U A. FhUfM. ,a wm* Si * * “-ca’&S&TfSt hNteiA.lf.rte. IMA **Uk,W & CHJWTER. krPAYLEka bi a«d THE MAP TO FQEW > lust, far akttW. due in atoet uoe, ox®, Mlllioery »d Straw Coeds, B.U P.y la foan tola M>4. it E.STBBN PStCES. O. nCBKICK, 7, 76,1 MAKSB tad Jrrdsr,- stttata pelts A^p , sisg ntoMtafod iiwri.Mjri. �$50, 000, SAVE MONET! ed party. But tbs gnsaf victory of ths 5ay was tbc uncommon order tost prevailed, notwithstanding the deep and pervading excitement created by the Iket that the colored people would far the f.ret Ume exercise the highest franchhc of dtlicnahlp. That the colored voters would sock toe occasion to dfeplay their char- iodil IN PRICES Jsw was every;, hers expected and pre­ dicted by their L-lcnds: but that men known to be filled with prejudice against them should have so carefully maintained the public peace, and so cheerfully have cast their own ballots at Tfllaga orBastiap. aa Tbsraday rrre... M.rtk Slat. IMT.aiT o'clock fcrlb. pvrpaa. afappoialteg DalrCat«. to . Caaoiy taannuoe <a ko bPd at Ha.il.ga. o. th. rd, last. A gwcral alteadaaaa la nraaatly aoilcitrd. By order of <h. Towaakip CoBBnUa*. NORMAH HAILRT. Chains^. JOHxrrowN republic* st cavcub. Tb. Rrpakheaa. of Jobs*town an rM)Maiml ta emet ia Casts* al tba Cal nr gtkoal Haas*, aa New UnaiMhlfe. To-day, (Tuesday), this gallant old BtaW. so noted far the stability of her political principle* and the vigor of her political contests, holds her ancal elec­ tion. She th us again gives the key-note of the political contcet* for the present year, and. we trust, wUl send faith no among the auspicious signs of the times. The rapidity with which the American |xx>ple are adju-ting themselves to tho cotuoqusnees of too dowafsllof slavery —the lilehcst proof aa It to that aluvery Is wrong, a d that freedom is all rightbaa nowbc:e been more hmdthfully demonstrated than In the District of Columbia. When communi dee which iiave regarded slavery a* a divine Insti­ tution, and the subjugated race as phys­ ically nnd mentally Inferior, so graceful­ ly accept the logic of events, who trill doubt the success of the grand experi­ ment in other sections, and particularly In States where the negro vote la a powcries* minority? 'Ito moral of the Georgetown election suggest. the confi­ -G)LiAW MONEY TO dent anticipation that when Ute Insur­ 8I0KERS. gent eeeUom are organized under the conditions of congresa-oxnl rwonatructlon the same peace, tranquility, and good temper will prevail among all cha-ea of citizens, white and black, and In five more years tbo blticrest Ugot among them will be surprised that he should hive ever Indulged the unmanly spjrnbo;.alon that In conceding equal Justice to all mon ho thereby lost any tight! that Ju-Uy bclauged to himself. AFFLICTED BUFFER NO MOREI WUa by Ike aw of DR. JOIST ILLF8 EI.IX- ENAMEL, For iaptavteg sad Breanfjteg tk* Complei fke areas raloibl* aad eevftct prrneraliM n* aa far girbre ta« stia a kemsUtal irearl like UaS. bal is t>u\y welM la Tenth. Tl qwtrtlr rvtnot en W Trees, 1,») 600 Cherry “ pi^n fe'even Acres to Bcrricv, and, WE ARE NQW RECEIVING DI­ RECT FROM MANUFACT­ URERS AMD AUCTION HOUSES IN NEW YORK. A VERY One of the Finest Hames in tie LARGE & FINE atm, Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS LIST OF PREMIVMS. . gKiWmu wko ..Ocrad hr rwr —---------- SSm 1 Carpets. MUSTACHES I grow asea -.Ls soxv, fr, ww4.br mIo. Dr TKCR CAPILLAIRI WoMdeWMi'Aat Trio. “ MADAME XEMIXGTOX. tk. world reared &s-/-%iseza.z5gs.-gi.t: Druggets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Crockery, &.c. Astrology. Our Assortment is full and com­ plete, and as our Goods were purchased daring . • the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, CH ASTELLA ITS -The nomination of Fcnator Cowan aa tnm tar to AttsUla wm cunaidcred In executive icwlcm and laid on to- tatiU State, COMPBISIXG ALL THE DIFFER. ENT VARIETIES OF The Democratic candidates for Congrrsr are: In district No. 1. Don'el Marry, who area a member of the Thirty­ Eighth Congress. where he made a most unenviable anti-war record: dtotdrtNo. 1E.N. Harrington; and district No. It, Harry Bingham. Poth of these ren'dc- Btatb Coxvwwttox.—At the Republi­ can Plate Omvention held at I.onatnc •n Thursday, the Hon. Bxxjamix F. Guava*, of Haiti* &»A, was nomina­ ted far Chief Justice of the Supremo Court, and Hon. Thomas D. Gilbekt, of Grand Rapids, and Hon. Hiram a. Bcbt, of Marquette, for Rcgonta of the Unfwrelty. I There was a full at'cndanc? of Dele- WIIITE LIQUID J..8. GOODYEAR &C0. Boots and Shoes, The European new* conveys fulj par­ ticulars concerning toe r. cent leulun ou toleak in Irvlaud. The Fsnlanaattuk'dlho lnu]Hand polite In several locnllrlomt coualdcrwllj distances from each other nt the same t me, showing a The standard bearer of the Union host* procon c* rted a rang* m- nt inthemov.is General Walter Harriman. who nobly distinguished himself during the war at the head of the 11th New Hampshire vohmtaa'a. and since its eker has rend­ ered the country mo-t excellent s-rvlce by hla eloquent cflbrts upon the stump in Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, and other States. His opponent Is John Q. Sinclair, prlne'pally distinguished for his bitter opj*>sitioti to the war and to all who supwted it By agreement of the candidate* a Joint discus-Ion hta been carried on in all the principal towns of the State, —Mad. Fastcnon I.'onap rte baa come back to Baltimore, but .he will cut oT her gtondeom. If they marry American ings’ UuintM IRirt At the New Brick Block, one door Bart of the Old Stand of of bloody eonle-t New Hampshire was a'ways tn tbo frent rank, keeping time to the mu-lc of the Union, and. unless all our ad vires nrn m'.taken In the confast to-day, she will " take no step tack- venomots strife. The rarittohUa of the Republicans are: District No. 1, Jacob B. Ela; district No. 1, General A. F. Stevens, the gallant lender of the 1.1th New Hamp-hire voluntes-sianddirttci No. L Jacob B-n ton—all coo-1 men and •rue, whose Irlmnphvnt election b not doubted try th?>o t<est Informed. mu mi, Uan to anaooaw to Ikw Ladiaa ofllaallacs W.itr >bal riwka* uk.-i raoai. la tko i block, ao4 will krry cim.UaUy oo haa4. THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS Hair Exterminator! • day is* arill Barvv. ri< u»d cbaracur^lka of t Latest Styles of Pateros WULSXU. THEM ti’siarx.t's' ST. JOSEPH MICH. —The Senate has confirmed the nomlParl«, and Hugh Ewing to bo minister resident at ttic Hague. Dr. Samuel M. WQklna, of Eaton Rapids, ius been appolokd by the Cummis iowr of I'emIona as an examining surgeon of pensioners for thia btaio. Ing soldier of toe war of the revolution, dud un toe 19:It luswnta: Edinburgh Har-togn county N. Y. JMC18 GO IW, J. W. Bradley's Celebrate! Palest DUPLEX ELLIPTIC That (OR DOUBLE SFIXO) SKIRT. Customers, can Save The W.ad.rfal HaiiWtly aad great wwFort 25 Per Cent On Former Fricee. we do Not MaaiLr asv ws WILL NOT OK UNDERSOLD BUT WE DO BAY EMFHATICAL- XKTHivrWE W1LL8LEL MANY STYLES OF GOODS rd -rTlSw'KK't'&X.; A veto was received the asms day, of the Tenure of Qfflce Bill, which, fa like manner, was passed ovar the vote by a vote of 3.3 to H In th- b'onate, an -J a vote of Uti to 1? tn the r oum. Who soya tbo Woau> Don kot raoaazaa, and that >taIrr will not Tri- HOWARD ASSOCIATION. As Cheap as other Mer­ chants have bought in Hew York. OF ST. JOSEPH MICH., 18 NO GIFT ENTSRFRI8I. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-03-20.pdf b527d439107bc22578e8b23f2c5486bc PDF Text Text 1DEW ■EO. V, FTTBLISITEB. no. HASTINGS, BARRY BOUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20,1867. .istings’ Huiintu Jlirtttiirj. a»ft SjiMtlUawu. j a f -SELL h SEVtKS. w In a few days the people of this State will be again called to the ballot box, and it la their ImperaUve duty to see to It, that men of principle, inen of charac­ ter, men who cannot be bought and win not be sold, men of integrity, men of honor, strict temperance men, are elec­ ted to places of honor, profit or trust. In the preaenL as iu the peat, the men of Intalllgencv, moral worth and principle. are, as a whole. In tbe ranks of the Re­ publican party. That party haa never faltered. Founded on principles as pure a UIH part af “Wsilfag foe fae Vrrilrt." by Babeare Barili^ Datka, with twe ■IlsilrsUoas by Eaaaaesy, aad ibe fallawlag artWea t “A Liter­ ary Coapie.” by Pamela F.ntaafaar. -Word. as4 TWr Veaa," by Btebari Great WklU — ATLAffl 1GBIATIEKBJ Broad Gauge Bailway I ' Eternal—tho Republican party la worthy of the confidence and eardial support of men of principle. Where principle la at ►take, It has never sacrificed the right 'lawood K..d, ‘-Jabal.,* by lb. Idltor. laiag: ■Tickpoek.U sad Port.U f "MarHU Oul ;* "Staaft car Coortmirt,- -Uf» CarrwpUoaqi "Blag Bass’* Dseghlar." NEW YORK Maty ttMrs. Ussris, astbsr. of “Arcbfas Lettion of the principle of Prohibition, the •11.* calilM "SUpboa Lavrvaee. Teaman.* 11 Republican party, in its party capacity, ■ ni be prided from the ■sfaor’i etraaee MS. placed that I .aw upon our Htalu te Hooka, The price of Tb« Galaxy ie a year; |3 for ail noafas; M reels a eiagle refy. | ministrations from Bingham toCrapo. But for tbe Republican party, the Pro­ hibitory Law had not been upon our Statute Books. But for the Republican party there would be no reliable politi­ cal organization in favor of temperance, , became temperance is for the public ’ good. And the same fa trqo of all other , great moral questions. In short, the R< publican party la the saviour, under God, of American institutions; moral, acclAl and political. Thia party has the control of the political destinies of our Etatc, our County and our Township, TOW.XrniP ELECTION. ' and In each of these several places of trust, has honored all drafts upon it with REBUBL1CAN CAUCUS. unflinching fidelity of purpose. Shall The Republicans of tho Township of such a party continue to hold the posi­ IIu»tlnrB are requested to meet at the tions of profit, trust and honor in our Hastlngn llowo Hall, lu the village of Hestinre on YVedncalay the 27tb Inst., *. It •LBUOOK, PREMIUMS. flni.t K0UKBTA CHANCERT ORDER. To Yovmo Pkjuwx; desiring to fit thcmwlvca flor active Uta by a good practical badness education, we say go to Ontnu.x, Onio, or Hillsdale Mich, ■ riTTTK of Calkixb, ObUnn A Co.— Tbe Wide spread popularity that this Inrmmox has gained of late la with­ out a parallel in the history o. commer­ cial schools. And the proficiency of Ita graduates la a standing testimony of the thoroughness of the drill to bo bad there. PIANO81 FIANO8IU CONRAD NARTESEN, and uniform biscuit, It is more than probable they do not use D. B. De land A Co.'s Bat Chemical Salaratut. That la a pure article, not detrimental to nominating a ticket to be supported lor 1 of the free, intelligent, thinking men of health, and sure in its effects. Try It Townsliip Cfflkcra nt Uiceu ulng Town- Michigan. Hoch men or.'sure to be the by all means. K’.Ip Elccilon. and to teunMCtsny other>>“U^ ,h“ R*«*bb<wn nertv. for ksOnrryasc Mac Hsr iwk Hit ncccraary burine-s No rusk Bailet, ) Township J. M. N'BVIWS, I . W. W. Kelly, J Commltt c. JuaJceJ and If the Republican party io iureteral, rach men will be chosen art the people's agents Ln the coming con- .flANCEKY ORDER. | .E*.t“L •H MICH, 1S«7. FoetAL—The Methodist Serial will meet on Wcdntsdiycvcnlngof this week r.t tho I'arsonagc. Ail ore Invited. Couiciotu that the Republican party la ail that we claim it to be, we submit to you, fellow RepobUcana of the sixteen O0rr<n townships In Barry County, whether It Tirr I’njsnrruiuAX Social, will meet this (Tuesday) ev.u’ng at the res­ la net bril, that in our several Township idence of Mrs. Vising. The public are for offlclJ pcrillon. And that from cordially invited. craoag the true jpen of our party, willing .'‘t I Rckdat Sciiooi.Oo:;cjnrr—The Union to serve the people m publie aervenU, I Sunilay Fehosl Concert of this village, wc select-our b<*i mtt, and then, shoul­ “ will be held at the M. K. Church. o:i der Io shoulder, ue wc did In November । next Sunday evening. Lot there len List, go to the polls and elect them. nd good aftcndar.cc of both young and old. I avt^very reason to t-o proud. The nnADfXO CTBCLS Will tr.cet at *’;l£c rtsldcrc: of Atm. Goodyear, E-q., candidate for Chief Justice, is one of the mo I unflinching men In the State, and - on FFd..y evening of th'.swivt. Rcadas true os sice! on every great moral ' . . »»____ t ►<- it... r* t'. •- Wm kA qucelloqr-TVed and not found wanting, Meaamer. Mrs H. J. Goodyear, Mrs. L. we orc proud to point to JIkxjaxix F. Wislitman and Silas Dell Wightman. GBAVES.M the eAosm Chief of our high­ Hours from 8 to 10 o’c'ock. est Judicial Tribunal. Of the merits of ths candidates for Regents, at least, so far as Hon. Thomas D. Gilbert is con­ cerned, wc need not t peak to the people , of Barry County, and we doubt not Mr. Burt, Is equally true, and worthy of the SM-. W.goo v.o propose a bottle of Mrs. Winslow* bonn.-nbic nation ror woicii ue uaa o«m i Hoothinz Fvrcp—AcJHey, has it for axle, so!cried, and for which we oak, that be ■ -•-■-m.-------------------------- anj hi, a soctaUa, may motive the 1200 ■ New Dnvo f=fronE.—A x.ew Drug p^bllrin majority Ln tills County Mut wllellor ; Suwo h--a just tax-n opened by Main W(. a jmrty, and wo fhotdd, *?"»“ ! Brofhrr’a. on Joiforson fit., ouo door ,lcct every officer from hipest to lod*t, I north uf the Fest Office. They Intend ,n gtatei th0 County and In eaMof —1> to keep a general as-orlment of Drugs | Townshlpsof Barry Cbunty, atWie —---------- and Medicines, together with a gnod ( ... *-••era, fellow rfUacntt, be up and doing, and let ps abojrto tbe world that we are men of jirinclple,—that wc sustain men of principle foe office, and no others—and Not Tnm—The statement that wo that we do not hesitate to place these placed tlio name of Doh. James A. nii n on a JZrpvi’Rean L'ru’on JTcArf, as s wroun, on tbe Ih puUlcun Tlclurt for sudi, with never a copperhead In the Preddcntof the Village. On «>e con­ list, and then clottt Uicm because they trary, we voted lh caucus for Dr. J. M. are our candidate^ and because they are Ru^ell, and ro far as we took any part the YcpresentatlriS of tbe groateprindweuotmi loriwrrj Republican In nomi­ ples of Justice, Temperance and Equalnation on the Temperance Ticket, and with one exception, oral that for pcreor.xl reasons, cur relations to tho candidate, so vot’d at the election- iFMinninsK.—suia jua ATTENTION SOLDIERS! STATE OF MICHIGAN' 1 ASSIGNEES NODC1 SAMUEL GARRISON. give II ebareca».”-E»** (.V. K) JWa/ T.te “Ona of lb. moat digaat and (IcraClag ^erkdicU. p.UUbd "-firMhn, CiseUo.ll, O. -it U rtleul.ied U laslrect u< usse vUbsvt SlP.g Uw mlod vilb w.rtbl.M fwdm--flu*iz.'»iU Ennif T'lT*pl. «o.ic I. vorU. tlw«Uenpt>oa pries."-**** Ortoisa Ad- I' am now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, 1866, as will fully appear by tho above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, bring along your claims and have them pfopcrly settled, charges are as low as the lowest, and no charge unless claims col­ lected. FRANK ALLEN. Hastings, Feb. 4th, 1867. SHERIFFS SALE. Houts U bervbr girts fail Is sar.ssscr sf ?'■ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE- ADMINISTRATORS SALE. O io Cbsnetrr. 8s I tbsCaart Boom to a Every Soldier who En hated to serve for Three Years end wu mustered out with hte Brgsnlntlon because services were not longer, inquired, h entitled to Bovittt under AM 98th July, 1886; pro­ vided hie case comes within the provis­ ions of tbe BUI In other respecta. These claims mod be made before April 1st, 1867. Those having lost thesr Dtecbargva can now file their Claims. Drafted men COMMISSIONERS NOTICE guardian sale tlon Pat for their R atwms white th' held. lahaB bepiasemlto act foraBam® may need an Attorney. Tenos roaso GUARDIAN RALE. ' J5 IhsmUsrsf fas Mteusf AUm A. TBIUm., �GREAT ,d the felilcfi Of her primi tag from the usualI couroo th anti fiuch like, for ream tl her rni^it, thia ancient i an oak troa kDtdt • and e!ou> th at a gntye old m Drugs and Medicines, PAINTS AND OILR. PAINTS AND 011-8. PAINTS AND OILS, F sta1_____ ___ I fi«Ma.cHd rtdi .p«U Which ar» kept by tlx u*n with Jm < Haring then for ».-rir»< AMBWealUai Knigblt to appev Aad nt pilgrim ud Haight, 1 sUod ready to fight. plarne ittca. It you go and find Gard >a a. refit IMV, yi>ti Wul ittdy tcake ma ten war*-. Oh, 1 wish you would dmp.r.* ■ • jMk only rhrwk hl« head, and rinllc-J one of llnau .m.l~, which me terrible upon tboAcc an angiy nuui.^" . “Oh Jrck, if yoa would only try the effect of klmfitono u;<an Eolomonl Ue 1* a good num at bea. v—" Jack imemtpted bls wife with a doriaivo sneer. “Doa'i lough at me Jack. I tell you It won ;d be Utter to do bo than to resort In bi> wa.if yoti were attacked Ltkould not bttue you for tlgi.Uug to prete-1 >omMlf;bui thia lanU tbe caw that calls ter jw »l.eiL tit «rf muscle. There 1' a higher and a nobler sCiength that TOUtail two now." •Ob. ©hF’ uttered Jack, •‘you an* that caa Mly te remedied by a wise wad InUujod prtuclitag.—Yo-t arv giving meromeof policy al Wellington—by reducing tbe rarrvoey your buudsy Sclx<ol leaona. But 1 don’t to tte epecle bad. Upon tbl. >« dtoJl laaUl. wanfesn.. You may experience religion Tbe a<e«’.ell. of FruUcliea to Labor again m much ax you p ease ; but you musu't preeee* upon ae. We regret thal on th 11 moot p: ourb Use stuff to me." ImportMt meaaare the Republican party it d»“J oek,” B|»ke she w.fe, with stem so Icmnity, “litre I L-c-n any werve rime I l> gon u> have an Interval in reUglous And then the wifi- with her arm placed things 1" a-ound her hulcid'a neck, gently, “>.o, Abby—you were good alwayy." kindly add: “ I’heu whv w It vou not 11 ten to me? ‘•Dear Jack. wool.tn't we bethbohapiilcr if wo wiaild uy tn iho by tho > oa will watt until yoer anger Is eocdtxl I I'«aol rule, lal l down by <-ur Saviour T; —und then go and spcal: kindly tn .Solo­ (Jh, I know that they we e given by mon Gordon, I riv- you my solemn One who auught our hrghifit ptxxl. and I pledge that you will f.-ei a t‘.oosaud | think wo ahould And much Joy, In try­ tlrnca I er.er than you will if yaw—" s ’ ing to enuaro our lives by Ute golden But Jack tvuuldmd tuur hta tvlfe out. rule.” He had sworn that lie would ti.ra.-h । Ami Jack, with • klse nuulo answer : So'ouion Go-dun, and he wvtdd keep; “My dariinp, we will try.” his word. H His temper was at the boiling point, I and l>e w>a fairly aching to g.-t hh ; hands nr on the man who had U.-ro-l to . strike hit boy ; for Fitduy-waa Lis pe\ . and even- blow (hit had iccn laid ui ou the chlitp. bud}' hud made a mark of . Arc npon bls own heart- t-o ha nut bis wife away ftotu him nnd hurriid frem the house, ohunming the dour after him. —There are wine, beer Away went Jack Fproutwiih rapid, and liquom art arid in Beirult. There heavy stritloi; and had Foiotnon Gor­ are 36 churcbm tn the city. don falltn in hie way lua: then be would —A River am! Harbor bill, npproprlhave most ua -aritliy been severely beat­ en ; for thciu; h i-o!umuu was a .tout ailns $4,HOO,0<<J to various lUver .and bold man.yet Jack wk a very Hercule.. Harbor IrnpiovrmcDta, jaral Ccnj-nas. But Jack was'destined to get prettv—Jamcw H NHwna, of th'a etUo. 1ms thoroughly cooled off before he met Ute ol4ect of hi. wrath. A a he ajpnmchcd been appointed a poynuteter in tire n—uthe bridge that .panned tho r.ver lu»t larariiii, Ii:mconuni-alon iodate from below the fidb, l.c beard loud c.leo of tho i£)b of February. cun who trvchargrd wiy, thuoennx,, uul tL< alarm, end upon hurryfng forward, he —The Nebraska Lqglalairire haa ra'.l- uni; tseuurv touting lit, peankicoui U tlx found that n buy hud la len from one of flvd the CJudJilyn hujo etl by Ci-tigro e, ; the projecting Ifnibc s into tie water. bx. Urn idnila-kn ortho! •oxadmenl of dldrw.chiwm.nt Iron, bolding He Lotted over the railing ami naw the Tvreparwory uSev. vhhb l« merely n wntiwwaul nsd nut a onitury Into the Union aa a felate. litiio fellow Just coming to ;hr aurCtee of prwctltW f.uafly. On I be niter te.d, the puugt the dooming, toiling Hood—a eu iv—The f-a'nriea of tho Officers of the hetrfed’ oy, just about the age of his Etalba Pri»on have !e-?n increoaed and own darilug Fre Idy-stret htag fbrth thcAgnit has 11,500; Deputy. $1,100; 1 ids tiny Lande in agony of d<-poir. It Cle k, $B00; Kcepe:*, tlw; Chipuun, I w. »a terrtMo jdsce, that seething, roar- i Ing pool, where the waie.Ti of the g.->-ni river iAi»c pouring down Irxun over the dam: but Jack did not heaHate. He for- 1 Chto emmy—forgot every thing tot 1 danger of the l.itle uno—rod only stopping to kitk offhia boota, and thro.v aside bls coit, ho Raped ilnti u into the > angry flixnl. Hocou;fat the toy ta his arum, ami then struck fur lite chore, it was a mighty conRlet, bet Ute Strom; man pe vev-red. Mor* than ume these ' I who had gaLbirrvd upon the bridge and 1 upon the io;kB ha t mw-.n to fear that nelihir tbe man nor the boy would i come forth alive ; but Jock Le.d ids own j against tbe inml torrent, end tin* ly i rctohe-l th" shore where many hmd. . fref* ready to help him. Aa for HmMF. t a few minutes'rxtlon Mtttrcdhim that he was able to walk ; and be had cu>- Books and Stationery, Books and SuOoDery, Books and Stationery. by the fcenatc. Mr. D> n moved to give place t c^'Whero’aj’apa ?” asked the dripping undoubtedly be elected. “He Is errmfng,” answitod Bome one . —Gov. Humphrey* has rent a inersago in the crowd. . • , - ,to the Legislature or M wls ippi dUtpJack looked up. and saw Solomon ■pruviug enirely of ihe boatbent rocooGordon cotult.g— Solmou, ] ale and t«r- structlon propo Ilion prepared by a rorarrtaken—and with all r«ilble h->rte ; h- reixed hi« Ci'atdnd Ixota and hur foil away.1 He oould ’ not moot Solomon ' Gordon Ute a. “Many! XVh.itisH JaokT’ , Mie; Sprout wax alarmed. Her bus- , bond wife dripping w«L hia tr’op tottar- । liy, hk br,a< nine ha- labored and then- । was al.vid tnx-k titxin lib forebood as thtmgli Ito tial iwiedvd a heavy View. ( “ Ju ntehlng. Abby." “Iloa r-oliMDOU—" ‘•Itehaw! D’yu think FoL Gordon : Nt khoa tbe owl up in tho tree I deep baas tonca, cried, “ Whtr rto. Lord ? AndilKt thou Mk hy any one, gobi Lord, will d Tba'WoHh«^f<«T.ar. Pcrftimeries and Notions, Perfumeries Mid Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, pair of scale* teforo him, a ri *Mttdn>4 weigho11 ETC.. ETC., ETC., EI-6L Eld, ETC.. ETC , ETC., ETC., BARLOW, GOODYEAB ' & GRANT, TBBT nA rs jvsr ntcirrn THS LABOKST ASO 1SST Al Ackley., At Ackley’#, At Ackley’#. SBLSCTSD STOCKOT DRY GOODS EATIK AKD STITH SAiLOOlY GROCEY Groceries, STORE. ever bro't to this Mart, State Kt rest, flrutin ga, yiirb. Tte Nntemtor haring iparrd aa pals. la refit ting -M etore reeewlly ne.-unwd by J. W. (ClelUca a. ■ Kcrciture Wan raax; as. madr it a yoo• Had. difemtsodupHrtiu.wer. wr-teforour eUroUr. Ur. J«Um‘, I nsate Msalhly IMU. | i ■ Mfo sail ritrrtMl rrmwdy fa, irTTg, THE MOUNTAIN OF LIOIJT mtj/t DENTISTS, WSktfJftSFK.'l Ui«KV fa. that after two totllca, ho aee double ; Fhetf with e'Jtgg.titigftepti to h he betook h’m. io »nw alvrjyj too relset Sitiln CONSISTING IN PART OF Ladies' dress goods, A Urge Mrortseat of Family Groceries, ncy £oods, A WARM MEAL Cassimeres, doing. always data; BA iMendin.% musn ihUig aiul rvph.hi.-, ireKingv? m u a. Mwever «tMig. Wlwhnvo no COLD lunch: La di ON TUX SHORTEST NOTICE ba JACKsors nuwen fatett male It u parfcjUy safe and Mier 4.11. to gire rai l ?^lnu O°'r^‘n*n'' “f* I „ w*" «t*H»we» t» • FIST CLliU BEXTaUB i W I __ I__ ____ ... Ttxo Boel UYSTSB STEW la Oaatiaga. Gloves and Hosiery. AIAM 8CHBPPAM. Bailing,, Aag ■ Saib, ifiag. Sewing Machines, Juat the IbUg W Uararw. EmI, k*3^y,J “**ta •“*»» ffl»M U. Family Coffe •Spices, & । “Then aland up and cn'uy th nauj,*' and stun J up rhe did. HEM, FELL, TCCK, BJA1D, GATHER. taprand Preach Take nirts, WUtMTm TS nr. Patented, Mor..lc, |, IM>. —Jbumt Tatloh. aaya, if »r pleamue. marry: If you Write Ate, A», r>0 "1!'“.“’’ "!* “•! ,rl1’« keying Macinara. b«l edl at tbe HsiUngt Ctty News Bsem, aa<| a aniiinwiT sso? Silk and Straw Bonnett CALL ASIA MIK OCR GO (S AKD PRICES, dfnrf Ae Cboriaoftf. SOLE PATCNTESa, •*<w BrUity M BkOAllWAl, appjnoM U tho auro way L* to ifc Ottr bnainew U with <w .ear's and our own moilvia. Altutet every hcirt i>o«e« no deep memory, »ome o.-.o n tellng, which Has Its harmonw leeth u with a^a-t cular ro-nc. WoitfiX1* RI’»trr*.-During mtsMion of the Equa'. Rigid •utlqn, la ono of tho Eastern trong ndndci female vn'- rod ae treat railroad rar and nti old g:n nee to give her a t*a'; but asked DOMESTIC FACT CURAl'BR 'CUm way stier /Asttee m Uutioft. **srjE SURGEON .An indpteot to;cr wnficbecko. a hia Jjwnwirl earoir, In a ’, rtningd way. ■he effect ol" Indulgence, he four MtUally u Laud. / JOKES & D5LAKE. i'n’ttte rueesot that rich rm hold hie sold • dear, U the extra weight that bore had been the widow's teas Boots A, shoes. Eaxmara, Neighbors, Everybody Ing trick. Fhy, eou ymureif, It's under ▼our tears are no avail." /second time ho triw it—it Ju Bleached goods, For Sale by all principal Dea era and at Wholesale only by BALLOU BR0THHR8, era tl.* point In It being tbatmrh dewloct «<bt not to bo mo&Kod umu after th* c-scUoa “as it fat now gencraliy foot coin is not tho proper wc take it back again, t sell it me for half its worth— • riJMtle grain." ,, 1th tearful eye. fhrwidow sail weigh It, sir, once tnoro; jpmrjf/jLR i&Kmo’g SHUTTLE STITCH jaaiieii we bare lureaUd many Uxituaada of dut ■ Un. When we elate that there are thrte baadred peopledirteUy or iadijeclly eoenevted allb t'^ id!tonal department of Th. Tribaae, ebarged, la a greater or lean degree, with wriUag foe Ila et>{. .adgniog U «... Md of MW. we pay money, lb. real eipetue of our publication may be Icuapied. Wo Intend to outerge tbtaa Bedim, .nd u DRY GOODS WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. Profbtmdly geeatfbl tu the TeufJ* Barry Cuwuly, fur lheir vary liberal patronage beretoAwe, a a ask yuiiafnia U> cumo and see t* and wa wlH-give t yoo a BARGAIN. uuaw, Maatua a urn �0. D. SPAULDING’S AWBMmMOe To c*Xh a hu* AMewThingforHa MR J. C BALL NEW GOODS WUbouiauoce To men ! the I or paint, and’auch Bke, fw rteource. WlthnU her might, thU ancient meld w.n—th an oldc tree knelt and prayed ; Uncraoelnu. the! a grrre old owl ,, Waa perched nbove-tho mourtng fowl! To buy your Goods, Just below, the “O’, idw-ti htufofdd. gfrro I” oho cried, “WhBe vet I Jf»y btxnaw « bride." Koou will my dny of gnttebooer. And th«n, like many ipaWo before, I'll die wit bout an earthly lore, And none to moot me there above! >ricl loci rsrjL'lv, • ano or?s Can be Cured IF YOU WAFT GOODS CHEAP, CO TO Ar gENTLEY’S. “ Who. Lord ? Am! d<mt thou oak in- wlkrt Why any one, good Lord, will do." For the People! PRINTS FOR ItjW. GOOD BnuWN SUGAR 1"| Cu. SOOTS AKD SHOES, CHEAT All H-W ERADICATED /BOM THE SYSTEM PHILLIPS A BENTLEY’S ir rbp doft see wuat ton waxt ASK FOR IT! SEELYE’S Wc keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Liquid Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y 4* Glassware MSI frw, T«» cent. rrqmrvd luyey |>c«U(b. Dr. J. BRYAN, Consulting •Physician, . all Iboabwawj JTaw Toes. SPECIAL TftEATMEXT U> all om. of U. Soina], L'rliilrv ■ tri it..,.„ COME AMD SEE CONSUMPTION Before you Buy at any other Place. । IT NEVEB FAILS I SPOONER’S , ESTABLISHMENT! THE A STINGS _ ■ Bilious Fever, W J ■ Intermittent Fever, Bad Breath Remittent Fever, Weak Eyes Cana. by oflanha aaenUona. Congestive Chills, Dumb Agae. Lathes Jfoa/ Shawh, oramlMM or Catan b ar FtrL.-.. tad they bar. a KS ri»o,t irregelatitir* m OUbvttfoaa. £^Spleel.a»e.ptalM. tl. Whit™. A dct'ct taUmg <u!b, b.. j ip Dr. HARVEY'd FEMALE PILLS. Brewrtmg OastrertMUiA ewidr Addlag Tr*a»p*r<*lioo, tad MBa>ato Baialyot Iron, Nails, Stoves, Diaries for 1867. -iL.ilPBBFUUBKIES. TOILET ABTICLES AND FLAVOIUNC EX­ TRACTS, Aa COMPLETE. A Laig* Awnrlintot of Travlling Baskets C. II CHASE & CO. And everything elw f.thioned Sheet Im. fren fin* An««o- .AdSJiLir.V'-aSs'w *ru io t HUAI,,. L. J—; r'". <-li All sorts of Shelf Hardware. ROPE, HUNTERS .HEA DQUARTER6! ORIND-eTONBB, E. At II. T. ANTHONY & CO., ofW. U Unnre'K W*<oa «h«p, where Iboy MVprrp.rru I. do *11 kind* rt * ' . Blacksmithing, . —Seen Ao— * Farming Tools of all kinds, num J. R. ROBERTS. Hum* Seocixo, Caeeiaoa laoNtaa axn GvMtn-U. Jubcjxq, Ac. ' LASH. —Wwvk d«ee fa eity alyl* ond ot city price*.— AND 'ABU WHOLESALE OB BETAll. DI. I. K. BEEITE * CO, . Jams KID GLOVE CLEANSE rUAKAT. ILLIXOtt. M. *, .UM. u. >UU1 DnnbU OUEIUL .GAM: jsi&SiteteMS'j Hardware Merchant, . 34 Hoare Auesokeit ef Railroad Mack. Land for Sale and will be sold at TO LADIES c* rrquirr a nUbla rtsmlv to rvttara rar m«jt car ths star s.'asy-tsi.'ta—v.. BAH PA NB & Co., Terms tJaih. ------ riioY waK ui . CHEAPEST. CL’FFS, an«l Many other Goods regardless of cost. f Choice Family 8SB44& BMX3 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! CHEAP AS THE Nashville, Tenn. C» ail 8® to Ywnelva ______ jaffi-Si®"™. GHOCER1JUS! Railroad Prices, Symptoms-, For Sale by all Druggists. Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs HABDWABE STORE of all kinds, alaPIT . al* IQ Wm. Spooxir By J. P. ROBERTS. HARDWARE Liquid Catarrh Remedy. CLOTHING ! L. Blcklet will continue as Salesman us heretofore. POPULAR PATENT MEHICINES, • DRUGS. CHEMICA13, PAINTS, OILS. PURE WINES. AND LIQUORS. HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREASE !• (oncrolly k»pt up to tbo wool* of th* p«*>U BY THE BOX. Dysentery, Periodical Headache,1 DRUG A BOOK STORE Established in JB5L MOKE VALUABLE' 111.IX GOLD; Bryans Life Pills, H. A GOODYEAR & CO Diarrhea, ready made N. p. Cp^om work and Cut­ ting done as usual by Fairchilds. wv Mnw owuvv uiu .or oiuvr oior. in Tv*n.c.tai.un( aT«t! lb. AGUE tVT cost iilffiii Its Nfit Thirty Days BIMO *. LIYIMCSTON. HURRAH Chills and Fever, .^j3a&js.sr*S, ex, I mmo to town thu mornlnr at elevwhen you ere dlecngrerAtd, I aheU be han* to !* totn>dur.-d to yon. Truly vourdtectlonatc K»n, Riab- *4A^iisaaajr^”sfc FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. PHILLIPS * BENTLEY Guo'd Bl;iek Otcrcoat $7,60 worth $10 • A Chuchuln Be ver “ $12 worth $lj8.-. ’ Fino Clistcr Be ver “ $20 worth ~48ff3 ‘ Bl’k Cloth Suit $18, worth t28 Suitc.for fldsines^‘12 J “ 18 Heavy Coal. 5 “ 8 Lmlle? Muff 3 “ ' 5 /V. far Collar* -3 “ 4,60 English Mcrpnq, 0.75 yd wide L00 French H 1,00 worth l,5o “ 7 1,121 " 1,75 TnmSnoBT Dune.—Iro't It pretty? Bo jaunty—eo neat—«*> cute! And yet Buffalo RobM 7,60 • KU0.00 It is not all in the drerii. Tho skirt! •• , 12.Q0 •' 16,00 Aye. Uiere'a the iwauty, after all. Wbnt LadielPKnlt’HdM',76 1,12 “ “ I ’» 1,00 1,75 then It torn eaefly handle 1—this pretty bi^elty. fo lung have onr lady blnB “i! Double>11 iwoolShawls gosre tn the extent nf their wlW in tleViv- ‘ 3,50 worth 5,50. ing methods to ke«p theirfurplua plum- , • - BtHAll BOOT. GERMAN PIPES, AT A8T0313UIX0 LOW F'OtJBhS. Consisting of ' t '______________ MKEBKIIAU. and dl kinds Bsaally kept la a lNTI-FeVER: eoait rt swyktadtartvarirty* Give us a call! 15000 DOLLARS -Th. bu.UuJ -FpoObrd woe ta Berton whou li* leant i d AUCTION PRICES SNUFF, eOTTA-HEnWlA. CATARRH REMEDY •‘Cash,” HSSSHI rsgo from trailing in the vulgar mire, that since their great care la removed, they evidently feel so free, so lithe, so *«_****? Bn, - !U, *, 1^*1 ASD P1PEL axd All of whwh « *r« bMod to mH fof o. d. sPAuuma. *• You believe a woman ebou! J h:.ye a!J; tho right* of mat; • Y«e, I ska" “Then stand up and cn.'oy thent*Jl|ce a ufiln," and it-.nil up vhu did. . i ----- I— ■♦.»! ----- --—Jf.rbmy Taylor, says, If yu are ' for pleaatue. marry; if you priae tlMllth, —— ■ —•* —• •( money bo wiur.ob- ’ d wife la lleavon’*, angel and mhiblcr ale, his gem of many ' ______________ ___ ifjewelp. Herro.ee|. the wworttat muelo; her smile*, tho, tbrlghtaaLdav; her kbw, the irunrdtau of hia aafrty, tho balsam of bin life; her industry, bls sururt wealth ; her ccom>my h!« safest steward; her lipa, hl* faithful CDunaollors: her boeoin. th'J icfUst pllfoW of hla <wi; end her prayrre, the ablest adVocalci of Lioaven'a H^ngs on tile head. ; M MUr GROCERIES GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, An loalptont toner wnieiieskoJ t'other dny \ In h'.i <bwnw ir! enretr, In a rather tfaslinga. D«. lath Ijdt. if rtringe way. The street of Indulgence, ho found to hla j trouble, • Wns. that after two bottler, bo came to , we double ; • When w.Ui atoggerlugsteps to his home he betook h’m. Ho «nw Alw.iyd two irtSCT sitting up to ; ------ _L—•'• _ rob'ko him. " I < no wife in her w.uth maktn a pretty M HsUk ■ Hui'a<»i«p'*tUu’ ■co’.-Tng.whit courage I Womam'r RMtcre.—During the re­ c ntHXWn of tiw Equal KM-htn Con­ vention. In one of tho Eaitorn cUira, n strong mlndo 1 female eu*/ rod a crowded street railread cal and an old gentleman rose to giro her a sca’j but asked: f BEIL'S SPECIFIC mu. TOBACCQ, If you wont, good bargains, go to aaaas aaaaaise Cruel people are the tr c teat lover* of juercy; avaricious ucopl» of rcitt-rualiy; and pioud Mx»l>!e o' huiuF ty in n’b'-re. Frequent dls.ipjM>’ntmenUi U.ieli ua t» nd Wt cur own lucVna'.iotn, mid •brink even the vowa cur h ura may promt C I * .I..l„~ .Iw.n 3r>l„ . VV-n’i'n-. Sonk RMe Hui* 8lr*rl, *li«n S* vritl ' rootfv* Cuatawxa«hh th* ptatteol ally.doe, * F»ratn, li.b U tto ,->!« U bey year CIGARS, Juel then the owl up in the tree. In deep tea* tone*, eried, “ VFAoo-w.teo oat end welrbe I A piece of go! J—B Widow'd all—and un­ to b:r he add: “Your cola la not the proper weight, to take It back again, Or tell >< mo for hair its worth—It lack, a si nr le grain.” With wfol eye. the widow Ball!, “Ob!1 weigh It, rir, once more ; I pray y°° bo u<jt *° exact, nor drive me from your door.” “Why, oo? yountetr, It's under weight your leant am no avAli.l’ The w-eouil tlui i hu trios It—It J art beam down tho scale ; . But lltrio gtieeac 1 that Hrh man, who held hb sold a dear. That tho extra weight that l>ore It down had becu the Wioov'l TEAK 1 TOBACCO STORE WHEN IT pHILLIPS OUeaary needed Kind and Style just pnrche.cd hr rash al Juw Price.nod aeUing, at . [. “Oh! 'U»'» foie too hard to V-car; Start g^?Sd*^i>ll5»g‘to^ FOTICK i» fitreby gi’»o, that th* I iruerel uF Crc j«----- -- — •*-“AWS!i r wi»h to kM 80 ACW 1 of T^imbered Laud,, lying three 1 1 " miles east of floating!,. 34 acres Cmaty. ‘ aoWUi tticMSnare EDotwEPBriatt.. chopped. For particulars inquire«^jr^. ELA# THF. HOAD TO FOKTOSt residing near Poor, Fann. ■ 7-^ TAKE NOTICE. A-tall Mp|,ly .r Sra sIsm Horn. (JUbeay tast top1. »n»«nd sseoriiMafBf TIM. COFTEM, A bHKET IROtf WARE. HARNESS SHOP. ManifactRrers • f Photographic ■araaiaxe, Wholaaatoaad Bataii, SOI BaoADWay. N. Y. 5X0^^---- h, erCREapcora a 8'rxucoaqonc vxaww �bet HASTDres bakkee. auur SAVE MONEY tic. No person ahull bo accounted a qualified teacher, within the meaning of the primary school la*, nor shall any officer employ,'or contract with any peroon to tench In any of the public schools of thia State, who has not such a certifies to in force, or tha certltlcalc pro­ vided by law to be given to tbe graduatesof tho State Normal School, or the u »• n »• u IN PRICES J..S. GOODYEAR AGO. qualified, and whenever there ehall be a vacancy In that office; bat no oertlficato hereafter granted by the school inspect­ ors shall be valid beyond three months SUFFER NO MORE I WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, 8sr. 7. there shall be three grades of ccrtrflcate* for tcachern, to lx? granted by the county superintendent Jn hla discre­ tion, m follows, vix: 1. Tbe certificate of the first grade shall be granted to no person who baa not taught at leiat one year In this State, witli approved ability and success, and it shall be valid throughout tbe county, WE ARE NOW RECEIVING DI­ RECT FROM MANUFACT­ URERS AND A UCTION HOUSES IN NEW YORN, A VERY • Far taptortag asd IksaUrjIsg Ito Cwoptes- LARGE & FINE A*. KNAPPEN, COMPRISING AU. THE DIFFER­ in and for which It was granted, for two ENT VARIETIES OF 2. The certificate of tbe oecond grade may bo granted to any person of approv­ ed learning,qualifications and character, and shall be valid throughout the coun­ ty for one year. 3. Tbe certificate of the third grade shall license the holder thereof to teach in some one specified township, and cfotf V Cbnimon Schoolt, and fur other purposes, and oak the carefull attention of the public, to the provisions of the ■ I have justified the withholding thereof, when the tamo was given, or for grors । negligence of duty, or for Incompetency I or immorality, which reasons shall not be spread upon’tho records of said suj»erIntendcnt, uule.s requested by the teacher, but no certificate ehall be re­ voted without a n-examinaltan, unicso the bolder of such certificate rhall, after reasonable notice, neglect or refuse to Ax Acti To provide for County 6tr- appear before the superintendent for pcrintendcato of 8< hooJa. srch re-cxaminaticn. The superintend­ Rechox L The Ptxpte oj the State of ent shall keep a record of all the certifi­ Mchiqan enact. That there shall be a cates granted or annulled by him, with county anperintemlent of common echo >is in each organised county of Ibis 81 Ue.ercept as hereinafter provided when term of servlc? shall be two years. * Sfc. 2. Tbe flret election of the coun­ Sec. 8/The Scperintendentof Public ty superintendent rball be held on the Instruction, on such evidence as may be first Monday of April, one thorns nd satisfactory to him, may grant certifi­ eight hundred and sixty-eeven, and eve­ cates Ucemlng the holdem thereof aa ry two yean thereafter. The election teachers, duly qualified to teach in any provided forty this act, shall be con­ of tbe primary or graded schooU in this ducted, aa n<ar as may b?, !t> the same State, which csrtlficstzs shall bo valid mnnner and by the same officers, and until duly revoked by said Superintendtho inspector* of election shall make the «ne canvass, statomtvt a rd rot urns, as provided by law for the election of a Judge of the Supreme Court; and raid nujierintendont shall be voted for on the county at lerwt once In each year, to ex­ same ballot aa tbe Judge aforeanid(; and amine carefully into the discipline and tha board of county canvassers shaRde­ the modes of instruction, and Into the termine and declare the person thus progress and proficiency of the pupils, elected to tbe office of county superin­ and to make a record of tbe same, and to counsel with the teacher* and district lcards m to courses of studies to be purrued, and for Uro improvement of the instruction and dlaipUne of the schools. el-cted to the office of county snpcrlndent, who shall. wlUiin twenty days house and appurtenances thereto, and to thereafter, talc and subscribe the oath suggest plans for new school-houses to or office prescribed by the cnnsUmtion be erected, and for warmingand ventila­ of thb State, and depodt the acme with ting the same, and the general Improve­ the county clerk, to be filed and preserv­ ment of school-houses and grounds. ed In his office,when it shall lx? the duly 3. To Inquire into the condition of dis­ of the county clerk to rep ort the name and trict and township libraries,and to coun­ ]iosl office nddreat of the county super­ sel, if necessary, for the better manage­ intendent. to tbe Superintendent of ment of the some; and to sec that the Public Instruction ; and the county »u- money collected from flues is devoted to perintAnlcnt thus elected, shall enter Upon the duties of hla office on the first 4. To promote by public lectures and day of May following; and shall hold teachers’ inaUtuhs, and by sueh oilier hie office at the county seat, or at such means aMro may devise, the improve­ other place lobe designated by the board ment of tbe schools in his county, and tho elevation df tbe character and quailS»c. 4. Tho supcrvfcom, or a majority of them, present at their first regular meeting, shall determine the eorupensaf.ou to be paid tbe count}- superintend­ ent, but Bu ll compensation alrall not ho less than three dollars for each day actu­ ally employed in the duties of his offlee, for such number of days as the aui>ervisOCT may determine : Frocided. That tbe may be directed to him by tha Superin­ number of daj a shali uot be ira> than tendent of Public Instruction, and to dispose of the same la tbe manner <11SBC. 11. The annual reports of tho township In-jx-cloru, provided by section n, ct chapter 78, of the compiled laws, Staple and Fancy DRY dOODS ADVANCES MONEY TO 8I0NERS. MlArACHM! rn>« owe Um •mo»U> >£«. weak* by u*i»t Dv.S TECR CAMLLAIBK. liMMsrv ta neders scic sad 11 air Itsaslnw.t Druggets, Oil Cloths, Wall Pnpi IIKAim ! Crockery, &c. 186 186 RUSSELL &\ NEVINS DRY GOODS Choo AsTROLOOT, plots, and as our Goo< were purchased during vthe recent decline in the Eastern Markets, Cash or Beady-Pay CHASTELLAR’S Hair Exterminator! ! 1KO THAT WKCAK AKO RUSSELL & NEVINS PULMONIC SYRUP. Keep the Lest BOOTS sed SHOES in town. 2999999999 Customers can Save RUSSELL & SEVIRS Challenge tbe "City”on TEAS! 25 Per Cent. On Former Prices. WE DO NOT MERELY 8AT WE WILL NOT U£ ONOBRSOLD Have n fine Stock of. Cbocxeet and Glass-wame for sale Cheap! MANY STYLES OF <10008 JFoM'f 6e undersold what CASH is offered! mwutnni Elmer IDER. KIDMETH, OE*5 KJC WKAKNOW. FKM> HOWARD A8SOQAT»M, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-03-27.pdf 8f39786c33e614652b44c66c812e5076 PDF Text Text NO. 48 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAR3H27,1867. ij.istingi’ Sirtrtonj. jtagt aid ffiictllaiina*. CHANCERY <1RI>KK Equai. BwaAOMc-Are you in fttvor of making manhood and jalriXUm tho only Mt to Ule quallAealiotw of voter-, vote for Wbiciht and Elliot as lol* Broad Gauge Railway I gates tnthsftirtatltattonal Qwntton., gm.n; TsMtoiy A XMWB Room.-Tho"AU in Brothcis, H**7A: ttl.,;r~TT^ have opened on Jeflkson Street, a fint c)a»s news Room", andwll, in rcnneci tfoa with tbrir Drug Ftore, keep cn hand al> the lain papers, m gatinesand now Book*? 9fl‘kl»nrt, will keep a News Room that will Be a 1 istlng credit to the Village. They have now the Into tame of the "Dluxrnd Rickena” by Tiebnor A ______ _________ w . ., . „ __ Fields, tho fin0*1, cheap edition of Te*>«MP tor* vl.vd is sotaiuule^ Dickcnt, for tbe peopte ever publiabod. *uiP0Sc«r(. it. atiswisg sinUsotTiUst. Il Oil Rfigior.fi of Pennsylvania ! HLOTC4GMWB™ NE — ■ — YORK | *;u be el.clfo by tbe u.usl 0M>.rilj is lbs! Atlantic & Gt. Western Railway. I regiet. Fully symprhblng with all । Ty*>», n»usM w...... ui w.tre B.^un. **•■ U u>- ..MW x w | TOWNSHIP F.LECTIUN. Temperance camo. I nm convinced th*.' Or>„ vlKrd DO311o.1Uo llM ruu-iog «•*<!>th| etL mpt to orgaiiUo a poTtfcal pa ty dUM for Twaslilp OSctn. Titty -l-o<Jd bs BEBUBL1CAN CAUCUS. sUstsd by f* tnq»nly. Msur*. Upbon. M.Usry, The Republicans of the Township of In o].j<altlon Ui.tho Republican party, lujrock. and oil vtber Rcpablkaiw. abtU ii aal ■J U. 4C RViSKLL J HIX UUBKkTS. JOHN MICIIAEI. yy*.L coub. n«Hln;s are nq-.restpl to meet at the HosOngs Houre Hall, la the village of Hr.stln a on Wednesday the 27th Inst., at one o’clock, P. M., 'for the purpose of naaiL-iatlng a ticket te be supported for 1 ownsh'p C fficere at the ensuing Town­ ship Election, and to transact any other necessary business. Norman Bailey, | Township on the single issue of Temperance, will not promote that caose or tbe public good. RoTnrd'.ng tbe Republican party as the unfaltering advocate of Tempcrancr principle, as wcllcslbectbcr great moral and political question* of the day, I cannct see fl my duty to allow my name to be med in a manner o doubted to divide or distmet that )>orty. There­ fore, thanking my Mend* for thb mark of their confidence and personal regard, I respectfully decline the nomination. (luces not,Centlemon—Just now Hk is nt HasUnr. tf-UR* °P Temperance Tickets In the iutereit of the copper­ head-. ______ _ _ ___ CoxFiRMATtoxa.—The following per­ Be ox Hand.— The Temperance .Social will me. ton Friday evening of rons, in this State, have been appointed tills week, at the Residence of L A. postmasters, and confirmed by the Holbrook, E»q. 'Ibe public are cordial­ lUchartl Benham, Ann Arbor ; Orron ly Invited. _ _______ • F. Parker. Pnw Pyr ; W. If. Cain; beU, Dowagiac; C. Hoed, Sturgi*; Harvey Palmer. Nitas; S.8. Lacey. Manhall; A. Ramrey, Three Hirers; Wtn. L. 8cston, Jackson and Perry Joselyn, Esst Saginaw. J________ Wi ll Done.—Ou Saturday the Senate AnvEWnstXG.—What mrdo Barnum paved Mr. Mickley’s House resolution, rich T advertis ng. What told our (jarwhich was passed weeks ago, cxpn.B4tig emmontbfluds? Jnyrook'^advcrtlaing tbroplnJoa tliutwom.-n ahould boad- Whal made Pontier’s Ledger T *dre:t’»tultt.-d to the Uuivcrs ty. Just as we Exracreo.—We lairn tune ? advcrtis ng. What sold that AltssMrjj A Co., are" trying to bring tlcke's la the Crosby Opera out a Coppcr-Timpuranco Ticket for ■chemo ? advcrtaiug. Tow a-hip office.* lu Hastings. Well, ‘•Bvrponr Yccb Home PArrn."— in the linpreta. re lan;. uage ot Its putative Under thb captit n we find a a nd bio article In the Cleveland ciodug ArrrxTzjt.—We ha vo .'or rule, Bond? tbn<l > “No.hlng can supply the place of tire aud Oaths of Cfficc fur the use of any homo । aper. It Is tlio mirror In which aud all persons elected to the variou. the town end the no gbborhoud news is offlcci In the several Town»hlj a of Barry rcfteifcd; in thc’so<-lat pulft'ca' and rollglous cln lbwcreiwintol.lt fill* a |l >ce Cuuuty. _____ _ _______ no other can. V h.n a need for econo, Ocn Schools.—Wo.Jd jou place the ury r<m>)c!s the cu tallwent of iofp ■eboo * of tl.oCounty In charge of a aun luwsp wr li t, strike olT [lUbll one eture vou r»y to Uio true and tr.ed, competent and efficient, yourihomo journal, U p m; a patriotic and a aucccaa ul Teacher— VuiB for John 11. Palmer. We kavealready refer, o 1 tn die elec­ Blanks.—Out ossonment of Bla-xJst tion in'Connectlcut cn the 1-t of April. 1* now complete, i.ud we intend to keep The boM, gTted, and gallant Governor a full assortment constantly on hand. Hnwl.y has bc.n nominate I for re-elec­ Call at -the liANXsat office tor any that tion, and the completed congrosional t.eke'. ttands thus: ••First d!at;ict, Hensry C. Deming; PATnxorxBM.—Would you vote for a second diitilct, Cyrus Noithrop; third dlstr^L H- H.M*rkw.alhpr; fourth dis­ PATtaor and do Iwnor to u man who volunteered in defence of ids County trict, P. T. Barnum." Of Colonel Deming, tbe candidate in in the dark boon of tho Jfcbellion, ami tho 1-tdl-trict, we need only say that during hl« services in the last two Congrersreho has exhibited extraordinary ability and fidelity to principle. Some of his speccbos have been »urpwsing ■jx-cimens ot cIck.ucdco. The present representative fi om the 2d lU^Lri'.-t, Hun. Samuel L. Warner, declined a renamliinU.m, notwith-tanding that one was I uaanlmeaaly tendered to him In tbe regular convention. We can only wteb that bis sucoeMor. will be rebold nnd as firm ■■ he hat been from the beginning. IX Full I’oMCE.—We Mero that the Mr. Northrop is a youug man of great Democrats County Convention, which promise and tairnfug. Fewas former­ met In Hatch's Pbctogaph Booms on ly editor of tbe New Haven PaUadiaw, Munday, consisted of rforrn of the un-. andte nowprofetror of Iteilco Itetttes al Lcrr.Sed. J bey placed In na-nlnnUon for Yale College; and rep:e-euts the live and paxtire element of the Rcpu bllean jmrty in Cunucelteut. Mr. Storkwrath«, who siteosods the able representative of the fid district, Mr. Bnmdsgto, was Tbs sdianlssr. Nr. llsdlay, krepa ou bisd.tbs ntral RMnj>rvtMedT« and stUsclits sMsrisMSl at gowia. la' lb« Um st Cbisa. Crscksry, •ail Uosas FslsUbisg Gcodi tabs fes*4 la Na* To Young ITcmona desiring to fit themselves for active life by a good practical butlnos education, we »*y go to OnxRLix, Ohio, or Hillsdale Mich, aud attend for a term tbe BusUiBS 1WBTrrtTE of Calkins, OximxACo.— Tho wide *; read popularity that till* Institution hu gained of tate I* with­ out a parol'd In the history o commer­ cial schools. And the proficiency of Its graduates la a standing tcatimooy of ths thoroughness of l ho drill to be had there. SHERIFFS SALE. ATTENTION SOLDIERS! GUARDIAN SALE. I anl how procuring the AD-1 niTORTANT TO EOLIERS D1TI0NAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, 1860, as will fully appear by the above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, bring along yout; claims and have them properly settled. My charges are as low ns the lowest, and no charge unless claims col­ lected. FRANK ALLEN. Hastings, Feb. 4th, 1867. ADMINISTRATOR'S 8ALE CHANCERY SALE CHANCERY ORDER GUARDIAN SALE. SHERIFF’S SALE. SHERIFF SAUL ADMINISTRATORS SALE. GUARDIAN SALE. CO MM D ressmaker, ir.Sss.Tcraxt. . ’SalWte I UR- M. LUmISIvJm 0fFM.ru ONERS NOTICE �GREAT Drugs and Medicines, PAINTS AND OILS, PAINTS AND QUA PAINT8 AND OILS. IB BALE- Books And 8t»tion«ry, [Book* and Stationary, DRY GOODS Books and Stationery. Mlnnlo looked up with a feverish red upou her cheek, and bands clasned tightly on tho handle of tho feted rare WALL PAPER WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. "—And w» regret to inform you that Iw aajled^fcr Europe at twelve o'clock Perfnmcrica and Notions, Perfiimeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, A sudden blur came over Mlnnlo'* eyea-shc trembled like a leaf. In all her calculation#, she made no allowance ETC.. ETC.. ETC.. ETC., ETC, ETC., ETC.. ETC., ETC., BARLOW. GOODYEAR & GRANT, Fata! eSreU of Hilary and eaae! Wedrink MTpolna. and wo eel CiaaaM, Jndulgi our KOK. at our r«>oo'i oat TaUeoaw iapaia, and reaaon hurt or leal. ilnortand lhe apeiri of ranch log Senda, Who (rin tn we oar noMa nature vatxiulabod HuLAaed U> bent*. C. Jonnon. llertlh Ibe laxuneoi ginUon'o rich rvpant, Andirub the hermit, al iaaa Uaaperart board. 81U a plwwd (mat. . "Perhaps I van have your things .ent to rome quiet family ho*L" Mlnnlo opened tho little leather puree "Wil, 'taint rood for nothin’ where I and showed two ten cent pieces, with a live." said the farmer. smile that was almost a tear. “Vorr wall,’’ replied the merchant, "Thia Is all the money I have in tbe , “keep ft until you get a tetter's worth world, air." • ! and bring It to my atom, and I will give 8o young, eo beautiful, and an desolate! you a dollar Uli far it." i Frank Evans had been a New Yorker 1 he former pocketed the change and all his life, but ba had nt ver wet with departed. A few week, after he vent । an exactly parallel caae to this. He bit Into thu same atore and taught good, to I the end of n™ pen In dire perplexity. the amount of one dollar, and an er pay­ "But what are you going to do?" ing over the identle-il awrenty-flvoeenta, "I don't know, tir. l»n t there a work bo took out a handful of pumpkin Mini*, house or some such jdaoe, I could go to counted out twenty-five of them, and until 1 could find Boiticthlng to do?" pjaaed them over to thomerchant “Hardly." Frank Evaua could scarce­ “Why," aald tbe merchant, "what’s ly help smiling at poor Minnlo’s alm- ihto?" P "Tliey are putting out the fights, and . “Wai," said tho farmer, “this fa my currcrcy, and when you get a dollars prc|«rlng to close the office, Bald Minnie, worth bring it to my place, and I will sUiitlng to her feet. I must go wae- ■ give you a dollar for ft." Duir. Memory confuted, end In templed thought. her roof for a day or two, if you can Irerat wm " "Trurt you t*» Minnie, looking at him through violet eyea obacured in tears.— '•Oh, Blr, I should be so thankfulI" “How late you are, Frank! Here give mo your overoout—It la all powd­ ered with enow and—" lint Frank Interrupted hie cherry­ cheeked mother, aa ohe stood on tip-toe to tike off h is outer wrappings. “Hush mother 1 there to a young lady I THXY HAVE JUST RKCEIVKb TUX LARGEST AND SEST At Ackley’s, At Ackley’s, At Ackley’s. SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS EATIRR ARB (HATER GROCEY STORE. State Itrwl, UostlME*, Sfatu Golden Sxxtxmcdl—The Jewish Talmud has these sentences about woman : "A good wife la heaven’s no­ blest gin. A hourewlfe never allows herself to be disturbed from her work ; even while conversing she is busily spinning. An old experienced woman In a household, la an ornament to It like a pearl. He who Uvea tn an unmarried state, knows no loy none of the bless­ ings of home and la wlibout support— The man who stands at the death-bed of hia wife feels like those who saw the tempi# of Jerusalem reduced lonshMt for the wife la the temple In which each man finds where ha -Vi—~ repose-ranil .a. - quiet: J iPOTILLA® IKBS'OTZT, ever bro’t to this Mart, COXSBTISC IN PARI or Boots &. shoes, Hats & Bleached goods, OY S T E R 8 HBRVEl) UP la every atyte. A Urge uvortraeet »f Family Dr. Jaekanai a Frraal.Mu.il.!. P.IU.BI Mrb a aala.and rffeclual remedy Befall irrrrularil • nJ ubiarocllona from whatever Mow TUB MUUKTAlX OF LIGHT OB AO.PIC. “Yea, mother—ex prcaoed on from Iowa to old Harrington, the rich mere cliAMt lie sailed for Europe thia morn­ ing and ahe to entirely alone. Mother, she looks I ike poor Blanche, and 1 knew you wouldn’t refuse her a corner hoio until she could find something to do." Mrs. Evans went to the door and called ehoenly out: ' Come up stairs. mV door—yotPr wel­ come aa flowers in May! Frank, you did quite right: yon always do." The days and weeks ixuwcd on, and still Minnie liarian remained an inmate of Mrs. Evans’ humble dwelling. “It Ladies’ dress goods, Groceries, Fancy goods, A WARM MEAL Cassirneres, Ladies’ furs, .XteL7',b,"“z',‘M7 I- •‘OsoAnlgbd’'»ad ta. oil cred ber IUta pn Ts "Oar Fsib.r la Hcavea" ia ^l.«. Uwre. WbU. pranku> mgvl.Uw. thvir .t.od To vreub b«r lbrra(h (be dre.raj tend. TIM Beu OYSTER STEW in Uaailnga. .,TI'*SP4<k"'w“ »»‘«"»'v»v«r. |.t«a«k. bv Air. man, tha member baring krecnl coniinaed ln. Hpe.ker proceed,J u, »J. ailuUter Un rata w tire member! by Brain. '■Tte aa(vlslMkfd ud swsetly idUM Vpm tbe fare of Hut ieroly child. X'/ Gloves and Ilosii ADAM SCHOPPAN. Ilaaliaga, Aug, BWia. IBM. Latxst PAantoite Dwixo J. W. Eradlej’s Ulcbrited Patent FOR B] SALE. DUPLEX ELLIPTIC ■ (OB DOUBLE SFIXO) • SKIRT. SuttHanj. Co n« Wonderf.1 Fltilbilllr art rml enreferi and pieman to any tady wnrina lire Dunlei kill olio Skirt watt b. ............J A....... J.1'1 Marion Harlan wan clone in tbe world -her motherjust buried. She was a beautiful brown haired lit, with soft aliy eyo. of violet gray, od rosy litre comprvoaed to a tl:nuio_» ir beyond her years. For after all she aa scarcely seventeen, and so Deacon wywaa telling her, aa he sat by the re spreading bwhuga huiidaovor the irdy blare and a*kcd : •UJut what are you agoing to do to ini your bread and butter, child ?" "I don't know—I havent thought— Stexnma bad an Uncle In New York, “ Yea, yuo—I've heard tell about him he waajuad 'cause your mother did not marry to autt him, wasn't bo F' Marion wae aifeuL Deaeon Gray waited a few minutes, hoping she would admit him into her aecrci meditations : but she did not, and tho Deacon went home to tell bls wife "that tho Harlan ^ali waa tho wry queerer crootuie he had erar oome screw. ” In the mean while Marion was pack­ ing her few .canty things into a little carpet bog, by the weird flickering light on the alyhig wood Are. "I'will go to New York," she said to I»a«ly teeth "MyUncle shall hear her cunae plead tlitough my own lips. Oh, I wish my hcait would not throb «o Wildly II am no longer ruovk Minnie IlKVB ; I am an orphan a'l aluno in the ----- - «->-• Ete's bald# with "1 must, Frank. I have no right fur­ ther to t.-e-pua. on your kindne-a." •ir1.ghl' r» T kn‘>» that tbehouee has been a < iflerant bouse since yon came into it? Do you oupoee wo want to lose our Hi tie sunbeam i" Mlnnlo amle.1 sadly, but her hand felt very cold and pamlve in Frank's warm gra-p. "You’Dstay, Minnie?" “No." the shook her head deter­ minedly. "Thon you must bo mnde to stay.” said Frank. "i’n> mteaed eomoihing 0( groat value lately, and 1 hereby arrmt you on su-plclon of tbe theft." "Ml-aod tomeihlng I" Mlxude rose tamed read and White. “Oh, Prank' you nevor cun suepee: mo I” / ' "But 1 do Rttaj-ci you. In feet I am quite »uro the article to in your pcosra- “My heart, Mtoa Minnie. Now look here • I love yon, Minnie Italian, and 1 will be a pood nnd true husband to you. Hay, bo my little wife." J Eo Mlnnlo Harlan, Inatead of going vra^mo jna/Jfed tbe te^WrS’cfcri In Ell'on * Exp: ere office. Spices, &c, <k Akxaad.r Kutsar, temMK Aware/ | Hadleato.U: Donocret., II • Vacancy b/reaigMUow at Thanas Bwa Tbee> are el) ralnable Land,, .nd «111 b. n. ». SHCLDOX. May tote IBM. €W”7 *£££, “Yea. air." Erank, with hla pan behind Id# aarw “Ito you nrmemtar the young woaran LAROt ASSOHTHXXT OF Silk and Straw Bonnets. ib« fotawlug o.mej Gmllrmvo. JUs. Bcbujlw Cotax, H?«Ur; Edward N.rb.r*oB. Cterkj murvasu. I revroas. Fannera, Neighbors, Everybody u=S». w|: usrFor Sale by all principal Deal­ ers and at Wholesale only by BALLOU BROTHERS, SOLE PATERTEBa, ________ 409 BROADWAY. N.T.CMy. o»ey. Tll.WI.rM.U?b.ZZlk?lS?? CALI. 4EIA K1K OUR GO (S AND PRICES, JW &e Coarisrerf, </ Mr EACT A'l w are &W»9 GoMlt CBKAPER Am My ulktr Ifaut i» Profoundly greatful to the People of Barry County, for their very liberal ■ i Inafertarod b. U.. reU O-.„. .(tUt WESTLBHADLEY g CART, V7 Ch.rab.re A HAU _K T nOUNU—On lhe 5J lu.i„ «,a lb. Etale Ra7j W17L£"“ rU" ffe bewhi >1 I.L. I— yuti Rfdln tn come and ua and wo will give «<m a BARGAIN.. •AKtW.ttWYEAl ft IIAMT- �^.jntiltaral ftraj. 0. D. SPAULDING’S AIivvThingfor Hastings , NEW GOODS awning imi that >• be. CASH STORE! To buy your Goods, Just below the NIETW IT you want good bargains, go to GOODS •aaat aaaaaiaa For the People! oodirar ANT, sr nsettrn STOCK OF OODS PRINTS FOR Hf Cu. GOOD BROWN SUGAR IVJ Cu. BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP aii rui..r GROCERIES that th* acaaon of flowe.w to' dnwinfi nigh, the following may be of use to tlwee who bait ucglected that IntereUInr study, the tonguage of fiowm: ■‘If in a pleasant walk through the wotxls on • Slay, mo nalngaaweel nymph, over whwe head thirty mnirntn have •bed their brigfetnees, thotild hind you • violet, she means t hot nhe to too young to leave her mother. If a acrowny mat­ ron of fifty hands a bellh-oee old codg- PHILLIPS A BBNTLEY’S dOAHB. ASK FOR IT! SEELYE’S We keep constantly on hand a z full assortment of Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y if Glassware id goods, FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE, CONSUMPTION a res, furs, ESTABLISHMENT! Liquid Catarrh Remedy. READY MADE Dysentery, CLOTHING 1 Peijodical Headache, • Syufptoms. .ymptcnm-of Catin h ir Psraan tad I hay have a Dumb Ague. Choice Family and will be sold at Diaries for 1867. Iron, Nails, Stoves, TIN WARS eT ALL KIXDS.^af Ml* ■asatheters, aad Wanaatta Good. STOVE PIPE, r Sale by all Druggists. BAP PANS. PERFUMERIES, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ TRACTS, A;C. COMPLETE. Wm, Spooner & Co., Nashville, Tenn. ' A .Largs A wartin ent of Travlling Buketo And every tiring el.a Guhfonnd Sheet tra«, tWThto rsawdy ••■lain. •• Miami ar Polsn-JKft&X ,esE?,!r^ct r 11 la Ito »«al Wudir and iMI ROPE, Photographic. Farming Tools of all kinds, Paints. Call for Wjfi Catarrh Rnwwdy, and taki •• ik.. ir J-1,1 t,. 4n..l.l. I. in... vlr.alir 10m AND T1TOODEN WAHL WHOLESALE OB RETAIL. OIXrilAL AGENTS Hardware Merchant, JONES ABBAXE, DENTISTS, oald call Iha itlenlhm of ALL parwa. wisblag anything la CM of UKXTJiJTBr Land for Sale I W i : । ; ■ ■ I wish to sell 80 ACRES of Timbered Land, lying three miles of Hartings, 34 acres sowed to wheat, three more chopped. For particulars inquite of ELAM CROOK, reaidingnear Poor Farm. . - Shelf Hardware, RUNTKRs’hEA DQU A RTE RS! n«r« 1* th» ph« to bay year rOWTfttS, CAPS. SHOT, CARTRIDGES,. XLY-8 FATENT WADS, AC., fn<«n All wrta ef HARNESS SHOP. Terms Cash. SURGEON b. ^4 |„ Dr. HARVEY’S FEMALE PILLS. Addlag Treaiportntloa; and cotitU malady of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! Mudge & Bailey. •y Bl Mom* Buonidi<tr«*LB<cB«uasoeA kj aa?,«^bU>a WMu., ProUpwA, A B«v« Utlng Rtmedy GROCERIES! Railroad Prices, CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chuchula Bo ver " 412 .worth $18. Fine Caster Bever “ $20 worth $30 Blacksmithing! Bl’k Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 —Scot As— Suite for Business, 12 “ 18 Heavy Coat, 5 “ 8 Hnasx Suoaxo. Cikkiiuk I sonnra *an Ladies’ Muff 8 5 *• fur Collars 3 " 4,50 English Merino, 0.75yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth 1,5q “ " 1.124 “ 1,75 Buffalo Robes 7,50 “ 10,00 “ “ 12,00 “ 16,00 JOUrgjr s Lndies’,KnitHoo4>,76 “ 1,12 “ •» « <1,00 •" 1.76 KID GLOVE CLEANER • T.. Double all wool Shawl* ■ 8,50 worth 5,50. HARDWARE STORE! of all kinds, C. H CHASE & CO. Wit GO IS L. Beckley will continue as Salesman as heretofore. HARDWARE Cue nd See to Yomslra Bonnet*. DRUG <fc BOOK STORE MORE VALUABLE' THAN GOLD I Bryans Life Pills, Town.eooaiaiiog of all tto Diarrhea, CUFFS, and Atony other Goods regardless of cost .Y SUMP N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done as usual by Fairchilds. POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGS, CHEMICAIS, PAINTS, OILS, PURE WINES, AND LIQUORS, HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREASE I* gurmllyJwpt up to ike wuto tf.Ui. pwplt, BY THE BOX. Ladies tfool Shawls, pounds each, thia to equivalent to n mil­ lion and a half of auch ba'**- TbetrUmatrs an made up aa tolfows: North Carolina, 91,000 bales : South Carolina. IM000 balsa: Georgia. 206,000 tales; Florida. M,000 bales ; Al.-banm. •2H.OD0 bales ; Mlariariirol, 270,000 tnlca; l£Oiatana, 100,000 ta’wi; Texas. 900,000 bales ; Arkansis 182,000: Tennce-ce- THE ASTINGS Established in 186L By J. P. ROBERTS. AGUE Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs H» BaosaWAT, N*w Tmx. ■IK A UTISCSTOS. HURRAH Anti-Fever Dirist tie HeiTTiirty Days ' Before you Buy at any other Place. IT NEVER FAILS 1 Congestive Chills, .A.T COST Dr. J. BRYAN, Con»uWng Physician, COME AMD SEE BEMT LEY Remittent Fever, In thl* art, and almost in tidy’ art alone, “it I* the liberal hand Which muketh rich." f Lilierullty In providing utensil* Ja the aavlng both or lime and labor. The more perfect hla Imtrunient*. tho mart Consisting of profltabla are th«w. So atoo to it tn hia working cattle and hl* atock. The moat perfect in their kinds are ever tho meat prutitabk. Liberality In good ba ma and'warm etaltsra to the eouree of health, etrength and comfort to animals, causes them to thrive on loai ftxxl. and secures from damage all sorts of crojat Liberality also In the provisions of food for domestic animals is the source of flesh and manure. Liberality to tbe earth In aeod culture, and com poet, is the source of lu profit. Thue it la In agriculture, on in every part of crealiun. S tflac and" paternal Frovidenee haa tuacparobly connectci our duty and happiness. Haifrw Tn train rrauirwi lonaa Unlaw ckMk*d la Ito iiMiftont itogM. Intermittent Fever, goods, »£U'« EXTHSAL lEMIgl..., krte. Two Dolly^ mScmM tor s aKslb, m w ■sU to goad U*aaug« and »* Jia is sa «U Sa* Caytoia and ksawn bow to tanhfaqald. Chills and Fever, unwittingly be has wild. “Will you marry me f" and »he itaa by this wldowly pantomime signified that “Barkis la willing." If a laughing girl, with a rosy, pouting mouth, give you a tulip •he means “klan mo If you canand I would not give much lor a man that could not.” BRIAR ROOT. GERMAN PIPES, •ad ill Had* easily k»pt la • SPOONER’S 15000 DOLLARS GUTTA,PERCHA, CATARRH REMEDY GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, >cs, AUCTION PRICES MEER8CHAM, Liquid Bilious Fever, aps, ssurr, AND PIPES, AND IF YOU DON'T 8KK WHAT YOU WANT PHILLIPS "If a buxom maid who weighs ton •tones, hands you a "touch me not,” the Intimates that she Is a frail thing, and mutely l>*ve<-ch.n you net to crush her. TOBACCO. ERADICATED FROM THE SYSTEM Give us a call 1 •■014 *g. M-.r COOll ■ .ids.1! blond " TOBACCO STORE JJENTLEY'S. 4 ‘Cash. in mind that two •core and U-n doe* not deprive widows of tentimco lollty. tr Can be Cured W YOU WANT QOQD6 CHYAP, CO to PHILLIPS Of every needed Rind and Sula juat purclinned f«r caab at low Prices and selling al you read andprat yourself up Ln bee nurturv. Don’t rust rour knowledge on rome little pamphlet published by an Interested patent hlvo-vcndcr, but get some work like tboac named that to bawd upon long yean of practical bee­ keeping, pursued in on Intelligent and Kdcutlfic manner.—Z. L. EairsMld in Onsntrjr Gentleman. wuen Brick Block. am ncwiiHT!! JOT. J C- HALL Aad tar.rld.Iy 7 bold at hailkoad prices. Ill Kind* o< ^JSF MRIKG 4m ■. A. 6OOPTEA* A C H-xlngi.Jaaai.lHt. taroT J0IHKK8 AMD BXXAILINr OF SUMT8, CAJ8, 1F®XS, ■iwxn »< au» ««-». tutus pbicb* it ^TsiS^sscn. —— E. 4i n. T. ANTHONY 4c CO., MAialaclarers ef rh*t«craphfc R&vaaiAie, �SAVE MONET! motion, Adam EUtott, W. P. Garrett and Gilbert Striker, were appointed a Committee on permanent organisation. The Cdrnentkm then adjourned nnUl half pMt d»s o'clock’, P. M?, ai which tme, tho Conveetlon was again called to order by Mr. Lapbnm. Tbe Committee IN PRICES HARVEY WEIGHT, ADAM ELLIOTT. it h with unusual pride that we place ai tbe head of oar columns, to-day, the tamw of the men chosen by tbe Repub­ licans of Barry County ss their Slaadarcf Bearm in the coining political contesL It to not often that a Ticket to p.-eeented to tho people on which there to not some man placed, who is not eminently fitted in all respects for the poritlon for which be was selected. But we have In Barry County, a Uckst on which there la not a single candidate who is not In all reepecte .lari tbe man for tbe place—than whom Uicre to none better In the County. For delegate* to the Constitutional Con­ vention, tbe Cunvenllon rcieeted with great unanimity, Hou. Harvey Wright, Mr. Wright is a Lawyer of large prac­ tice, eminent Legal abilities, a ripe scholar and an unflinching advocate of tbs principle* and policy of tbs Republi­ can party. For the past four years bo Ims been, and still is, Circuit Court Cbtnm lesion er for this County, and at the eloctfon ht November last, command, d tho highest vote of any man In notnlnatlou on the County Ticket. Mr. Elliot, la an educated Farmer, re­ siding la tbe Township of Barry, and has lor several years be- n Supervisor for that Township, and one of tbe moat think him in all respects, well fitted to represent the Intelligent people of his district. and doubt not that be will leave teprawed on tho Constitution of tho State, tho evidence of his superior fitness for tbs position. For Superintendent of Common Schools, the' Convention selected Dr. John H. Palmer, of Castleton. The Dr. la a graduate of Hillsdale College,and of the Medical Department of tbe UnirerRRtpt Michigan.—One of tbe flmt scbollars In the county— for years a practical Teadher, and a young man of untiring energy of Character, and unflinching fidelity to every call of duly, and with afil Republican of the Radical School, lion, Hmry Wright; tor I'l'intary W. H. JcwciL On motion, the rojort was accepted and adopted. , The Committee on Credentials report­ ed. and on motion, the report of the com­ mittee was amended by Inserting the names of the delegates from tbe Town­ ship of Prairieville, and on motion, was further amended by Inserting the names of delegates from Irving. On motion, tlie report as amended was adopted. On motlou, it was resolved to elect one deligate to the Ccnstltutlonal Conven­ tion from each RepcessDtaMve District. On motion, the Chair appointed tho foQpwing jeraor.a ss tellers. Messrs Emory, Towne and Beamer. On motion, tLc Convention proceeded to an informal ballet for a County Su­ perintendent of Public Schools, with the following result: Sin J.8.GOODYEAR AGO. AFFLICTED SUFFER NO MORE! WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, Vhsn by lbs use ot DB. joist HATH KUX a yao coo bo oared pinnoarally, sod a* a tn- ARK NOW RKCKIV/XO DL RRCT FROM ItARVFACT. URKRS AND AUCTION HQU8KS IX KKW YORK, A VRRY i»c<mu. « mht' i)yi Bey Qee4>. Gweart... i tHsttoavry. Crwkary aa40l««« LARGE & FINE mti, lat BsU-U | Mlabrat'l. | IslFonaT OOM PRISING ALL THE DIFFER^ MUSKINGUM VALLEY ENT VARIETIES OF On motion. J. II. Palmer was declared unanimously nominated as candidate for County Superintendent ot Public Staple and Fancy On motion, the Convention proceeded to an tn formal ballot for a delegate to the Const.! utlonsl Convention from the first Representative District, with tbe following result. DRY GOODS Tbb management of the New York Cus­ tom Hotue was further ventilated this Harvey Wright, 33 tnornlug, and tbs Hoose will probably J. A. hwcckey. 8 pass Ilubburd'e resolution to-morrow, C. G. Hulbreok, 4 exi.'rwslng the opinion Uiat Collector Geo. K. Beamer, 2 HmythesnouM be removed. On motion, H. Wright, was declared 1 he copy of the evidence apparently inmhtowng Doolittle and 1‘stternon, unanimously nominated. which tho House ordered laid before the On motion, the Convention proceeded benate, may reach that body tomorrow. to an Informal ballot for a delegate from Wbat action will be taken upon it there ~ the second District, with the following 1. Boots and Shoes, ENGINE WORKS, Zanesville, Ohio. CI1ASTEI.LARS Hair Exterminator! ! Druggets, Astrologv. On motion, Adam Elliott, was declared unanimously nominated. On motion, tbe Convention adjourned sine die. . II. WEIGHT. President. W. H. JEWELI., Secretary. tterry Ceaalr. A. H. CtKITk. ins »> <>«it> Aar»a>Mirn *r »we mAarvi savaunoM HAUL BY VUk GkCAT AMTBtfLUUUT. toatasM II A. FKBMtUU. Sk» iwtala Ncrste so aerial evtv ks«w — Iter ivriorvr le harpisrw Usm she Brai geUMatin■« sad Irtnwla. Jaw a< awary. ba. ka’r James A. Bweeaey was tho whisky can. di date for Fnaldcut of thia Village, at the late charter Election, aa reported in the Detroit Dallies. Abo the Hastings Copper Hand report that M r. Ewveeey vm retained as Counsel for the whisky dealers of this Village. The fo-t In relation to tbe Village election,‘wps, that Mr. Fwceeey was nominated ns a regular RepttbUcan Uzn- and who did not loiter, though a soldier, when tbe Copper Democracy under tbe guls* of a “Eoldleris Ticket,” attempted to eeh out the Republican party. Buch, follow Republicans of Barry County, to our Ticket, and It o^ly re­ mains for os on Monday next to elc£t It, sad we can and aAould do that, by 1200 majority. of President, though be did receive tho votes’”of a few men, who would not vote MPVBLACANS ATTBMTIOJf. Tbe enemies of human freedom, and for ths other candidate who was, also, a Republican. the opponents of Manhood Snffrage, In WUl the ridwotoeer 4 Trfoana. and thia county, driven to the wail In ten tbe Foot, publish this Item' In jurtsce to suascarive eampalgno, are now seeking oneol the most unfaltering Republicans •ar arw EdiUas as Ikiak paper, la Loag Priaur under the guise of compromise ticket*, to In this county. overthrow and defeat tbs Republican Ticket in some or all of the TownAhlpa in this County. We aak you to watch every such movement with the most untiring energy—we ask you to bkmkmbxb that Itls only Lj being eternally vigi­ lant, that you can secure tbe prior, and o»re the fair reputation of tbe party. We ask you to Rmaann that by pnp*v Fherldan. exertion, yoj» can elect tbe candidate of our party, who are tbe rejmeentativee ot our principles in every township In the County. We ask you to Rem runite, that under whatever name they an brought out; any ticket in opposition to ib« party of truUt, rirtue and prmeijAt, to ta the Interests of our eummon enemy, and deesrvte to be treated aa we treat tbe enemlmofLiberty,Equality^nd Fre­ t entity, tbe Copperheads; and every true Republican .buuld stamp with tbe mark ! ’ type, ofoo, allk COPIOUB 81 DI MOTIS, wUl be rsodyTHUliOBSlMO, priaUdaordior ward freta the aOdal eapy. Keel, lug* pompbM.- 1867 Oil Cloths, Wall Papei Crockery, Ac. Our Assortment is full and con ■plete, and as our Goods were purchased during the recent decline . in the Eastern Markets, •• 1867 ’*e. raisMJ. r JoAgs of PraVrH. Salary •* w,i><T>lA«-l AU.lw.ri IMrsmaistU antortS-d. U” ..CjuCtw Tert. Wbtl' RUSSELL & NEVINS WlLLSkU. THtM DRY GOODS Cheap as tho cheapest for Cash or Ready-Pay I yw Uli’" i” 7 i V*. FBXBIC©,***' F. O. Psawss MS Bsfclo X. Y. Vte!».ly . * —a >M«88 Ilf, ^M.L COBB. rstamkg ta tag cewstry Thit our CRISPER COMA. Customers can Save 25 Per Cent. On Former Prices. k r™. tragedy -Urt ku roeeelly appeared la tbe Iraah sad plssky UUk Ooksp Is rapublabtd io an oeUro by the Aawrieaa leva Company.— Bpila of Its ngsUag the aaoupkloos rrsdrr WE DO NOT NKRSLY. SAY RUSSELL & NEVINS WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Keep the best BOOTS and SHOES in town. rubsell & Bivins TTAHTpiCS UOWX. J h ■; Challenge the "City”on TEAS! To our Customers BUSSELL & NEVINS As Cheap ak other Mer­ Have * fine Stock of Crocuby and Glass-kahh for sole Cheap I chants have bought BnSSKLL & RUNS JKon’f be undersold when CASH is offered ! in lew York. ’•“{JffiW fl 'iT. S.'abMiw. ■•’i OOVMBWM MOf W lltoMato Btrset. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-04-03.pdf 810329dea3c42dfe379fb70c6bacbbbd PDF Text Text GEO. M. XOE-WE-ST, PUBLISHER. —. ■-•~~n" Ja'-I < . .......'■ n ' '■ ' NO. 49 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APBIL 3,1867. VOL. XI. Justings’ Uuiintss Jirettorj. TEMMS, «1 CO IN AtVAKO “Ub.rty .nd V^ox-On. '’-v'tif/-' JCoral anl gfattllaiitwu. CHANCERY ORDER. ADMiswnuTonx sttt. all other arts, book-making has ito eras. The publlcaUnn of ths first ."JBtae and Gold" volume by Ticknor and Fields, ten yean ago, constituted an era. In । American'l>ook-*naklng, .UowLDg, aa it —Gov. Wells and Gen. Sheridan have did, bow much matter could to com­ renamed friendly mutaal rctattena. pacted into a small apace. Tennyson's —Messrs. D. Appleton A Co., of N. Y.,ha*i> given IGO.cxw bdoks t» ii»u i'usgled through icveral duodecimo vol­ body Southern Education fund. ume., were eompreMedluto a ringie vol­ ume, scarcely too targe for the vest pock­ et. and were fnm'shed st a price hardly one forth of their previous coat. Tbo volume was -an immediate success, and was the pioneer of a large family of "Blue and Gold” books, which has kept. firm bold upon tho public favor to the preaant hour. But poet, have continued to write, and the prims of books have | colored man In that State >20 to kept pare with the Increwlng root of all against Gov. Brownlow. wares, and now lias arisen a need of —Benn Richmond lad S100 0001 further progress in the direction of ranee on hl* Hfo. D-iuiel H. Dlckl cheapness. This Deed baa been mot by course of pbullcatlon by Tloknor and Fields,-* series which marks a frc*h point of departure In book-making, in this eerirs—cm In tho “Bine and Gold"Tennyscn was chosen as the* pioneer relume. Tho “Diamond Tennyson," Mark Flanigan, E»q. Mallory b*a; poln!cd Wm. T. Garrett, published in November last, has proved ited by the President,_ of illddlevlUe, n Deputy ShcrlCT in and a more signal success than even Ils ter Buriy County. "Blue and Gold” predecessor, having met with a tale of nearly 15,000 copies The READZX2 Cinci.r, will meet on Friday evening at the residence of I. A. sured, that it la to be followed by the [ IloIbr.iok.Erq. Rcadrra—Jdnu F. Alien “Dlm-md Dtekena," the '‘Dimood Long-' । B.'Balloy, Esq., Mr?. D. striker, Dr. fellow,” and the "Diamond Whittier," Jobs Bobo.ta. and MixiSJmpaon. Hoars the latter being announced for autumn publication, the Longfellow in April, and ------------the Dickewbeing now In the tonne Utrqc puny IU I.ic -CUBIC win iwure . .._____________________ prising pxvjiriotor, C. W. Lkwib. Wo of Ja.ua. Thefirit volume of the D!a-.lorote for the admission of any rebel now have adai y lino ofFtnge*. each way, moud Dickens,” is of couno tho "Pick-' etato that neglect« or refoaca^td provide « ■** •*“ '• between 11 a* tin pi and Grand Rapids.— wick Papers," wh.ch \___ ...... 1 Wo hope the public will extend • gen- January, and te mcot'ng with the same ervra* suppo I to thia •:• terpriso, calcula­ favor which was shown to Tennyion.— ted to bo of eo much va'UJ to the people clou-; lb e Uno. SoLDtnrts’ Drscn-vBOEs.—A bin has p issid tbo Legislature authorising and requiring county citrus to record ooldtere' dbchar/.re. .._jnary.c»<. and nnu regulating u.p>wp( tecs kw® th' refor. It is a bill that t ho'iaanda o’ 4-tr an d e s will thank the Jxgi-Hture tor nti.1 pivco I! 10 r disc'iargca where they e :n be preserve J /or future me and arc of rcccolty 1 olnl:d in a email typo, but ta>n>\tbo extreme delicacy iu the cutting type, and the exceeding care taken to eeQua clearness iu printing, tbiy are far mure coaly icadtlum ninny bo ks in much targtr letter.. And their chori no sonmju-.nl* them to all in these days of high pries*. Tbo vohimre of Dickers, as they are 1/sued month by learn that M John Robots has been month, will doublliks find their way to many households where the Inimitable' appointed Fuat Wasterat llavtlngsetee novdtate h Vi hitherto been a stranger. J. W. Stebbins, re moved. Ihte Is an appointment of which the Towers that be, sIic-oM bo very Pioud, and tbr-t will The PnjJdcntou Saturday vclosi the give universal rr.tfsfiv'flon to the people. Pupjletnsutary Re*-.infraction Lili: but TtfeTr. J* a than w> rthy of any j<slt!on Congress humcdl itely tepas cd it with, , iq thcgiflortbepeoplc.competent,man- oat debate—tlio Homo by 114 Yarn to 25 I ly, and untiring; wo look upon the wlcccrate by 40 Yens to 7 Nay»lit n a« ever# wny calculated to promote ..__.iv tho tew of the land. We believe these votes.a.o more decided the public good. _______ tiuiu thrao by which nuy fcnn'T veto of any Freaitknt wcro ever over rued.— Cam—**, L. wKn I,.. rvinnt can till. |« the twr.ijlh veto overruled wltb'.n tho test fifteen months ; and it i» fsootloualy suL-grsUxl that tbo Conslltetton be *0 amended tn to read tiuu avery Mt of Congress, when vetoed by the President shall be tbo tew ol tho laud. As ths ve­ toed Lin* are so cosily repasaed, Uris change would seem noodle**. uu;cua-vu — —- - ■ cannot now be collected ; that the eohaidoraUon h*» tkllsJ, and that when right of propc-.ty In that which haabereurf- re 1-ccn Creited m such by the tewa, la d-treywl, the law to regulate th* right of parties to that property, and to cnibroe payment of obligations given for It, muU follow the fate of tho prop­ erly IteeU. wartrarta baood taw. must U annulled. —The Bcgnblk-an Flate Central Com­ mittee or Virgin* have determined to wilt a State Convention without distinc­ tion of color at Hivhmoad, about the middle of April. —Gear.;* 3. Hillard, of Bo;lou, Is tbo ■ . ———..I. I— ATLANTIC & CHEAT W BroadMange Kailway! NEW YORK ■25Z2I1._____ siiEKirr mix MOW' Atlantic 4 Gt. Western Railway CHANCERY ORDER. CHANCERY ORDER STATE OF MIL’BIO A IT. B|kl Jadicl. ",a-Me*7 Ww?.1 Fill Ira Fra®, Oramm Bass, ATTENTION SOLDIERS! , the 8O.h day of Jon’y, 18CT. HAMUSL UARRIbON. Babemlbcd ami The East SacccsrfBl Keifcfaw JatheWoM. ' EsXahllUriMl in ISM by M* at o«r Boat EmfneBt FhyateiaM, aai now tued tAHMgbMt Sort. M I am now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, I860, as will fully nppeir by the above affida­ vit Souliers, and all entitled, bring along your claims andhave them properly settled. My charges are as low as the lowest, and no charge utdesa claims col­ lected. 4 FRANK ALLEN. Hastings, Feb. 4th, 1867. Tus JXaoAsnoi Emioajj.—Ths jktlantic MonMs H odited by Jama* T. Fields, a publiahcr of world-wide reputntlon, and a poet who writes too litUa □rsteted by W. D. Howell, a post «U scholar of Wcjtern Deserve growli* Out Young JVis 1* edited by HowaW Ticincr ofT.A F. whoa? qualifications are shown in the remarkable success of the Magazine. AWy Saturday, a week­ ly mtecellaay of English ]>criodlcal lltereture\ is edited by T. B. Aldrieh. The Itiotnidr MagaxfM haa for editor Hor­ ace E. Scudder, who te known m author of some pleasant Juvenile books. CHANCERY SALE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC . “or <T < (0B DOC BLS SMBO) SKIRT. V. Wo».l,rf»; Fla.MU; •adg'wlsos .b» an 1. SU «....1—UM* 1» OOUMBSKlNKRS NOTICE. four of them followed him to s beer shop and drank- The Judge, bearing of the Latest Style# of Paterns MeaKMe »oc,Leclic.> a»4 *> menatfra caste* - tereass. a»»l �PAINTS AND O»A pain™ ANO OILS. Otf srelWM dally Ilfs diriaa, PAINTS ANO OILS. BMoUflal Tb» «U11 scsB Toles us sntaes’s hl»«h. _ _____________________ He fare answered the prayer- Always 2- ill tsi tiling •That there i* a sphere of Influence pauMs ad by everyone, unteX'xp.mgtlio e itM; w w tift Hon t Jn fly LltmratoJ iu the kll.w uciBild.-:it: ' • dauo re .h» a^o/’asK the lato Iknjatren .-hob h lu oim of h e relllux secwln*. "l»o a dreii.iR apjlrbc meeting in tbs aei.-hi orboud of Aylc-bury ; nnn ir» the cmiiao or toy unwrln 1 endi-avo od Ij Inforce fndlr.dual du{y, and the right exeroi-c of Individual luuoeuc?. Tncre a on the Lront :o.m. a fleo looking. waaibor-braren tollway •nnwic/ wuo paid very reun wt auant.on u> me. He Iua.1, sitting an hte kitee. p UiOoglrt about flvo yean oi l. By way of rerat­ lug the common excuse for indnli-nce, *l harp no Influeiict,' j nspirked that 1 the litUsxlr. altili g on ths work-imin's i knaa. in bout of me, oren atea, luui in­ fluence. The man. ns If acting under sons ■maple spell. Jumped on hl* le,[N, pnL tire ihilu on -the Ibxir, and then BL'iking bi* hand against his th'gh exal*-m»t ill, <>. tlTi.l. ■agela wiH bfes. It te the shining outumrtaf hunan s-pir»,.ons, for you have 1 S k^epT^ra^MW rtftc onqured yournod. All who lava yoa •~T. • Have the goodness to withdrew the-iw section. An utr.pl* np"16ry fo expected. . Katu. Tho.French Amras dor/has'an yet received no <S rnmnnlcat oh from hl' government Perhaps Kuumlo had aeuse of tMiaacy, rar ennmpendtnee begged him otr. Ho had, however, Jeit would have Hopped .years ego, bad it Q.umont de la 1- .tnre at l<mre, with In­ depended on me; fflr I bare ever felt structions tooren any dkpitchca that h:e Huecriority and felt that I might be tmghtmrtve in hta-abMmco. and brmk obtruMve. for 1 bad known that the “the OMatanta, if very dlamgnxahlc. very ed of rcnitor* and llenrsM-ntetivi-s of multinikity of bla engarmnents and Ins gvnlly to him ovbr hlw alx o’< to k cl. ar. thia great nation, and there galferie* oflldal duties te occupy hi* whole W e aympatliire atnouety with our un* I1 blaring with louty and the wo ib of tima ; and that be must find in his cx- happy frioada. the beat advice wo the efty, and aoionrtoert frj n nil the temdro aonii.-ilniancc hundreds m re rouid offer under »uch harrowing dr- Stab a and Tciritorfea, I ask myaelT worthy of bls attention than J -but he mtutanore .wan, that they should at why they ate hfco? You archers to­ still corresponds mi fully and fiei-ly ua onto give their employer, tho ueual night to see the rnowy white flag of when wo were both beya. «*H Is a won­ morrth'e warning, and entcege them- temperance us it la unfurled over the der," said Mr. M.,"anR tiuit.reminds capltol <4 your co intry, as It ri"cs and me of a little occurrence in a stage rise* and , unfold, to God and spreads coach, yeans ago. We accidently met until It shall cover the whole land rind os wo ware both going to Indian t|<.!te— MARRIAGE OF BLOOD RELATIONS. until them ahull net be a drunkatd nor he to confer With the mast note < nf the a moderate drinker to Uba away the Hte'c. on tho grave mnuem of the na­ Tho CoiuuiLbIodora of the Kentucky bloom Loin the ch.ok of fcm.lo bcMuiy. tion, I, to do wxno private bu-tnea — and until nil tin.- Inurth atones of thia A* usual the ronw ntlou turned to the. luMUuttoa tor tlietrluoAtton and train­ lOil't shall bls*.* with comfort and JoV. scene* of our boyhood. While we were' ing of f. elite-minded ehildro i. at Frank­ and ha]iplno-B and glidue a shall dwell clia> t u,: over iIu»m matters, 1 could n.>i fort, have Just inedo their annum report in green ft. id.n«sa there. -(Tremendras rostiao that 1 was in fsnial a.ui in union to the J>rf;i.dature. Three Coniuure on- 1 ap|ilaiuc.J with the third man in the nation. I at ira arc persona thotOi^hlv competent to once fell iuib moody tn usings, ou this Judge of the matter which they ccnrl lstrange cran«itInn from a i lftvful boy to «r, bcinc the I‘;ludp.<Li oi the Asylum .I’ELOL'BET ORGANS wgactou* tita-camau. 1 was thinking of tor Dc*f Muim and Uie Blind and lire hl- «teadfs>t frl‘ nd- hlp, and was Anally Siifcrint-ndrntnof the B stern boepitaj AID 3ELODEOXK, rouved f.om tny rvreiy by Mr. Cdfox for the Ins*:.c. U ixxlti- Ion. Aga net playfully placing hte band ou my knee, U»c m iritigc nf bto d relations, which. CasnlBK-jil j as vd«d »*»* #r»l priss, sCold U«dal with tiic kmillmr queeticn : '“What Is much more fneruent in Kentucky I '■ As The Beat Cabinet Org*n«," now Murk T" I whs thinking, oaid I. than north of the Ohio Blver, they pru, AMrriea* laidhals, Xsw York. Octet- n iwt, how strange It te. In nil your preferment Ual in:B« folloWibr empbane tefuv: A rabioaof 'eiy • real social imp->r* | Using rrefci.un~d s*p»rtor in Qt AUtr. Fovts, that, xi.m.undetl a - you arc daily, with -core* of men whnso tos tl-'n, Influence tance I. brought li'ddentriny to no.Ice *cd taukti os T^«, *sd In nnwdwr st «onA> and prafeaaira would m-ccsMrily seem In the rvjo.-t ; the intermtirrl vecf jorto supplant luo m your rewrite, that you Mius nenny rrUted. ‘We deem it” aaya till! s- cm to ndain Dir mo the same fer­ the lepori, ••our duty to ti.o lnLrra| of vor of irlendablp that you did when a humanity, re welbrit to the poctinl ry l<»y. Grasping my land warmly, he Interest of the f-'tato. to beer ourtreil- : replied: “Ko on rel at nil. Mark.— mony. in ad lltton to the abundant U-stl-, Your friendship 1 Aims to be stisccre ,• tnony berrto'orecolla ted and publl bed for It sprung up when Loth of u* were' by bhy-ici.ins and phU«nUi oU«t», and , bo. a. in poverty and ob-curltv ; and to the ol serration qi’ every ctoab ulesr- . neither of us crald possibly anticipate vor, ae weil-am to genera! coedterutiou* ItbnAit iro: while toefrs I cannot no of propriety, that ri tareo percentage of I e- slly fathom, it may 1-e of thit kind deaf mutes and id the blind, a limited i I th t odcuLxtes that ‘•thrift may follow ['enx-nUuri of Lina’ics, and, iw doubt n much I irgo oua than either of reeblc- i . .. . tuin'Icd or Idlo le children are the on-1. Hiring oT iIeo marriage oi fir.t lou hn I Our charitable inut tntions are Gi.cd with chilli .an all the time whore paru-nta are so tclaie-1 -eouiotimoa a< many ,ia [ter Colfax la sue of the few of krnal dignltirics who ox er caTics e head of the man. and true f a gullclere l<4y. .dsc/i a man rar be corrupted aven by the •___ A TTOriXBT ud OODSHttWB AT U», /V sad tfelteltor is Chaossry, Xotary Pabhe aad.CoaTTysiMcr. Alaa, Axt»I far lb» Fates* tad Hals ofltealgrtrts WALL PAPER WALLPAPER. WALLPAPER. ® Perfumeries and Notionfl, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, 2 m. era; etc.. 5 ETft. E1E. ETC.. cK ETC.A ETC., ETC., BARLOW. GOODYEAR & GRANT, Clreuil Coart Ceaualssleaer for Bsrry Cesaiy. Miff realised*/. - '• ■- TUitr ha ve just nxcsntD THE LARGEST AXD .VEST SELECTED STOCK OK DRY GOODS Groceries, ever bro’t to this Mart, OOXtan.XG IX PART OP Boots &. shoes, Hats <fc- caps, BleacheS goods, W*IsI*iI>«Mt *sreHypbillU,Ol«««.a<.*orstre*, InspMUney, XsctatMl asd literati Emiwo**, Coeiulsinls nMBlterto frMalls. ssd *T»rr fersi ol pnrai* d.mu of whsUrar n*mr er Mturs Sr***ATuA*iMn or Saer lisil*. that CL'UMK OF MQUKllX MANI100I). Ladies’ dress goods, UICKLING A (,».'• Cassiiucres, □BEAT BALE OF WAI CHES. Themun evklmtly embama-ed st what ho had done, took lite scat, itunsteted hte'dlttis gl.l on Ids kn-c, and again drank tn the troth*, d livured to tho meeting. As 1 wm leavlut the room this man gat waiting at the door. 1 refclto him,‘AVw, my good. m*» tell nw what ludu.vd yru to cot.d ,c; yuursefl'ln the way you did?* Home tiara MAnMteMrU-i WBsfuxnkgred 'ou the rabway. and was in ihr. hauliot golug turbed by ihei i rw^ri ... •W/tight to a beer rhop, &oua'which t I Witte roturaed. rebre. 1 fetid,' said dur* of all nation a, who made a alight' appdt.gy far dlnturblng the newt in broml-daylhht. but they had ha-tensd ysMlW^o; sbawu* adutifh: ohfld, to e-msult tim birds un a subject th st •' , with a warn m.d tUteetiuuato Uwut— brooked'no delay. They bod that momlm rtrclved a aaifos ot nemly Identical note* from I heir rcspsativo governments, wbk-h , •*«* «» aaniuon, burden of thdr education and *uj>- . '“f" ■. * IOC uo r in me they bqgned to lay before ns. They all I “P31. fh the e-_re oCuuodneatod ccra and-Wet, until T ornio out tbathhe ■pokeas emos, sad tlurewtun prefect might .craduct mo home. She wm babel of tongues. The American Mln- fctoto, Ihoj supjairt for life, ihm unafqgd, y,lcft to myself. 1 nxlglit fail Into 1 tsr wn« the fl-st tn maJrehlntedf heard re-uwmib'.y su|>erindn< cd. uj on - her. Mfl ; or down some medpieo. and amidst the tumult. He had that day The unforiunaie, by unavuldabloftteu.dIeoh my life But thl* conduct. >»* received the allowing unprecedented V\*h* mu»t and ought' cheerfully to i provide for; l-ut surely ahe te no! bound, thing, she caught s.ssvme fid, It dispatch from hie Gavurnmeiit; i turned to i on. uuiption, ami.-Jib died__ Mm eswAiiD w the nox. a r. adams. : £a'r'rilX m I felt bar death very much, though J «till njm’of ou?rountrv^hM<*fTittnl0«rb^'l‘l P°bU<’ Indeed Klspn>p<*t.'r-। wdlit to the beer- hop: but umchow a.• STt“,‘”v ““ । .„ otbar I never, after berdotth. Uk-.-d to KS go that way alone, csp.-c.ally in the Kive oTttto ecu-eJcmtlon of tbo Brtt- • a law of * few lines would rut olT ' i' . *> Missis. dav iLV. .. ■ _ ........... ■ Provinces In ?< °Hh Amerien; donut hence-forward, the expenditure of thou - •'« u’dttd e.wZJIte.hn cd ritaton, and think that Fnglnud is not nm>«4n« ..r —a-.— ivsponalbie for all daniaxe done bv Oon- a n. WR1GBT. DRY GOODS Books aud Stationery. ■ « XL _ ___ *___' A*tat«aki>D^ ^.. a.rnir.l, rui,. f | K.ru. ' <*’ •» IswxJunU. sad lAsiruclloii., fails shaUirr cmisr. TUK WODKTAIK OP MOHT OU JfKblCAL FBOnCTOR. Spices,' Ac, A ' '■*’« ' ' a:.i> ’ ' ’ J. V. nraflej'a ( aleferal rd Piteat DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (Ok buVBLK urlyo) ■ . TsH.ret Fr.>tk TUe SUru, Silk and Straw Bonnets. i WA«»Ainaurn. U|f«A4 Join-oaf dhl; but 1 bt y«H* WiU fofive tun.'' ' A-Uitarr boes »P» hl. .m, '•grajdjf tsuAse years; ’ " .^ kblwa'd redly •IU* ths sold. W—-<n,u. ~ ' t tl» ui **ed ID Unr b»< •■Jhave receivodnn anotoymojiii Jotter. | supposed U> bo Ct'-m an Hal.an. refugee in England, fxMt-niark B.-wnptor-----lug that you op mly express dteap tion of Cue scheme for apprnpr cl urcii pr-perty, and tbi>t in j ..—..- ."•i—ioU cal'ed Farano itu atmsoo tobe id —.1 Nawbctti para —.. in .n>Kutbv Kmbares in yourabecnoe; ho wnud understrnd tho treatment ofthe Br.tieh lieu, having Just cast four of Thi Turkish Ambassador bivi merely reemvud a telegram from his chief, to the et’rel that be had bc. n overheard to . • I>Q*. tslu.id ussres. Ums* Ido of UrooreJ or.bicelow How.fcr j, lMe> Fnnnarx. Neighbors, Everybody CALL I El A EI5 OUR GO CS . AND PRICES, Aud As Cbaaiacrrf. o/ lit FACT M ■ wsmr S,Ui»9 G^t CHEAPER Are tray Otitr Hant fa Hittiw- PreGmejily grealftl t>> tbo People ot Harry Great/, for Ute4r rery Hler.l ' patcitnsge berwf.forc, wo auk ytsa ngaiti tn epn're sad ace. m and w« wjU B|». yre-s BABHAIK; mn,nurui * suit. • Hottegi, Xev.aAlSM. �SWiW ©tyhW. ~' SHIF A^OT! ‘ CENT OFF! AULDING’S twjbbw CASH STORE! ‘ AWewThingfbr Hastings KTE\A/ GOODSOF »rtty nrrdrd Kln<} and S:.iL-ji.hl pu.clo,.,,! t-r es.i. ■I !••»-Prw.Md >HI<i>U nt Ultt U&UTC8 Ih Ua «•> ,r~ 1dm *<^*4 br'AtWc, Au4 ..A lb. h^a d»hi IW. I do aui like lo hear !i«r J-rSr. With JvsaUtd rar,ami •*Uk dma. Who.. vuhrtaoiuM to! » all day, s And llxt i.aakod AU wort ferloaa." fineb plout^iariia t dn>lrt; . For tho People! . PRINTC FOR Mf (4K GOOD HRUWN SUGAR IQJ C»«. BOOTS AKD SHOES, CHEAP AH Kibd.uf Yorrw raw. MR J. O HALL NEW GOODS To buy your Goods, Just below the ’ Brick Block. HHt HCINHJf TOBACCO STORE WHEN IT XarW Mute Malo Kmh. »Wte will nteieo ’ .uno Mtatiaotth,. ST";.., Cn^rt, PHILLIPS 4 *. gEXTLEY'S, gMdbugun., go to PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S 1ERADICATED FtOX THE SYSTEM It you want . '-x’l’S ' AXO If rbu COST SEE WHAT YOU WIST ‘ ASX FOR it! " torAcayj ;; yCkuRS. . /^‘•WFc AUCTION PRICES ; AteUrgeAtekof nrE8» ' t - : Wo keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Dry-Gonds. Boots & Shoes, Hals, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y Sf Glassware IJUTTA-PBRCflA, CATARRH REMEDY ’ BRIAR COOT, GEhWAN PIPES, •EUt Ennui KBEtL • rsaggytf; and aU klada aaaaSy k»p< l« a FtRSf CLASS TOBACCO STORE, Will bo sold at fully from 25 to 40 per cent, below Into prices. GROCERIES GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, COME AMD SEE ,lCash. ONLY A tmiP.R. A JinrwJudge ea.*uc to late U coart < r.cd y in . uy scow-u : Vfbw a:hi dor., in grad surprise, i.... .;—^l nr 1.1— .. * CONSUMPTION Dr. - J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, MS Fee feSK, WTCTM TMUTMIFT - .rt e^awr^ c**Mr’ *“ ,*T* » -«• Before you Buy at any other Place, .AT? f“* F-4««a urtmlj mu- •' roar Iinurrl.i, uk. to til.1 t^i — <1 MMJ4UV0 to . ‘ OTAX. C-rdtfatFlyilsiaa PHILLIPS a BEXTIEY ** ■**►»••* ft” 0.1. tFAUlOIXa. InUs^y. Dm. Ute j»M. U SPOONER’S HURRAH ESTABLISHMENT! THE ASTINGS N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done as usual by Fairchilds. Bad Breath DRUG & BOOK STORE. L.-Buckley will continue as Salesman oa heretofore. Sena* of Smell By J. B. ROBERTS. Chills and Fever, night bad gathc cU U> ck y I»a.-k me rcn of eloudrlmtig j crtontlou*Jy over the e rth, the w.ud wbV JeJ, numr.rully h ■■ugh the t ceean! vivid Ha h-« cf lightlI-Iliff iv< r an 1 anon p' ye I orc. thehur.Z' D while tbo de ptoned th-ux'er uiuiu taring cccnto ttocl ii n ■ 1 tho f ewflil .t tansP* no w a.»SrtHi h ; a. d an l ie t <ii> Lagan 1- wly H» «e -n l, w th a look and tna'-n r not t-> I-- ml tak u, thiliUle fn<j ctnied up Ids — An luipnY’nni Imv, wa'ilng for the prist said to tho mil e . ••! c. uld the mnrf a> fa«i>a Ua^l lMdnil. It.* •■How hiigcod-ilkua Hoai F* inquft the ui’ller. ‘ .ill I ttarrvd to duatl wan the re; ly. -A Mt le t girl Mt »eb«r»u being rBk-<l What n entrtin.'t n«-srut' xT n W. ■ rev 1-J COST! Bilious Fe^er, 15000 DOLLARS Remittent Fever, Aim-Fra READY MADE JF’TTIY.S . :d>d wnxut. 0®A.*!P“r% Ladies 1'i‘iol Shawh Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs - What l» that w hich no one wishes to hive, yit wb*n ho has it would Le vwy sot^y tokect . A-bjld houd. . . . Fxc aa of ceremony diowsawant uf breedlnr. That rfvlli y i*> be«t whlih cxcludeo all pu' erdumis fotmxHyi —A Cr-x-k chureh, it i« euld. will be bi t t In New York by the lluaaUn ^ov•“Irt* -.adio le nr-JL >24 —Never give your ton*no Its rau Throat Affacliono Arwwur triqurt lit Ibaa aibarwbr rawed by • teitk. .limy SKu.l, Ullitag from U*« . Irt.it. wyedally duriuj the oigbl. • KMlnMdii.afr.nu CAanh Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Dyoontory, te and te fcr Yrtes. Good Block Overcoat $7,o0 worth $10 A Chuchtilo Dever “ <*1‘2 worth $18. Fite Caster Hover “ $20 — , of all kinds, Wm. Spoon is & Co.,. sir”1 ‘-i—■- L »1Z.' *— A. TTAHVETS FEMALE PILLS Ohi&lce Family L.n. S.-I«. b-m. Iron, Nniis, Stoyes, •"■Suomi, lor <h»< t %*•« Dr. HAIiVEY< UULDBNT1LLB. Diaries for 1867. •.SEeWaitsl z’itefej'x r* ”*—*** **5*» ; D-.kMii.. ..’TeLour For Sale by <T Druggists. PERFUMERIES. TOILET AIL TICLES AND FLAVORING EX- SAP MKB, everything riaa to AahiiMuxi finhium-d Aed • M<n lr>m> th. tw*d daii.i gUOP C. Il CHASE & CO. , Travlling Baskets J^LXCKSMITU. fn«i rtnrtmMwdku^!•»•—«l'-» is Utefri-cn ' serts ef Sheet frHh in ARssrts «f A Lnnrr Awatyimmi «»f fl U N-TRFS^KA^QARIJEWH Iter. b ter place to bo/yeur’ ’ " shot. cabthidod^ rownra. caix Blacksmithing, Shelf Hardware, ROPE, Gsansro-sTOTsnes. Farming Tools of all kinds, PAlias. . niLS'___ >om and wooden ware. WHOLESALE OR BETA II. IsosMootiM with awBiars n a Hardware Merchant HARNESS KH) GLOVE CLEANER Land for Sale! HARDWARE aoexs Hmm F^uch Urtb.rd. A Ct. WdlWs^tAw !■«' SHOP. Grant Bnplds. L no« raMtringtlsrsaaodMllaete'mrf aleck o SHXLf '4 HXATF JURDWAlUf fiSXKB: r^SMX’StSSSS'ffi: inn Iu Franco. POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES. DRUGS. CHEMIOAIB, PAINTS, OILS. PURE WINES, AND LIQUORS. HA UN 6SS PHOTOGSAPH ALBUMS! .. Double all wool Shawls 8,50 worth Mudge dt Bailey. HABDWABE STORE CHEAP ASIDE CHEAPEST. Bl'k Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 —been Ac — ' Suite1 for Busi r css, 12 Heavy Ooat. ' HiWui §un«xa Cabauo faMiao UcWMulT 4.60 *• Air Collars English Merino, 0.75 yd wido 1,00. French “ 1,00 worth l,5n ?• " 1,121 11 1.76 Buffalo Bobos 7.50 " 10.00 •• 12,00 . ".16,00 jouvxirs Indies’Knit Hood ,76 " 1,12 Terms dash. ' €h O O » 8 ; piTTQ •vXJUJUOi J^EW ?n- GROCERIES! Railroad Prices, Periodical Headache,' Dumb Agie. •mor H More and Better OIL, AXLE GREASE UY THE BOX. CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of coat. worth $30 —tf yo.i tak^ yoir own «iroo unnt) vour-oL', yo i lovl ro -nielT with an unir.-evfy'-bttrtK The Highly One waits to Bcjpyox - —The name of the man In Vermont who rends hto gee*-onimn flltnau aiwi hero atMl jienB fnm their wln^s, Is AGUE Wirt. h* r.iarr’.al dUBsolflet Jtn .McarwiX’’ «>ua rrta.dj. Diarrhea, CoilBlSiillg of M0li£ ViutAtoifc iiiaa duLD! Bryn ns Life Pills, Established in 1851 Congestive Chills, Dogfncts CLOTHING I mleh I t me |rt»a d li ,vca tuo U pa led; i twriT gtmsyvbe t." : - . —An Triahmati, Hl-ftatlJip tlie hor­ ror of arlMiry co* fl. hnckL *ca«dlliat ■ u' of a hi nuital BDCg>dtn endure tl.fti pvf irhaiaut tvrUfl, only rift’ en ovnTv. d It I ' I f you, yo ir ’Ip •■ w-juld to ’p from OU pa. Five thltipa oloerve with euro — With whom you *j c-ik, to whom you Intermittent Fever, Dariif the Mill Hilly Dtp, BI5G A linttSTOI. Wkteb-vffltx: schlat ter tewril ma>be« retea’ I’-ajuu. b«»l «y»|mM»«aiv»«|»MwWj Mtn at aatUKUD raters. TAKE. NOTICE. R. A. GOODYJ6AB dfc C$N I wish to sell 80 ACRES of Timbered Land, lying three milWi tjasJ. of IIftstii:gB, S i ten-a BBAO. V OT>WYE>. jfrBBBBS AJitl BEtTLUXM OF EA’TQ, S-‘4«E1 ’£XlX*Xi OAIFBp S’Ofip ' .luniwi u4*n«‘«te*. A.T BA STERN • ao. hfe ww maiw.awmsck; PSICBS - I'hotop.pMc. . k. a n. t. AKTnusr a co.. B>mb<l>nn st KMaimfU. ■aiaasaar, �BUY CH»AP TAS1K) SAVE MONEY! mlsaionsr of Highways, Justin W. Milov; Fchcol Inspector, Henry Ellis ; John N. Rtrwari, Leander and by tetters akma. Notwithstanding Oourtabfas, < UoTstepsmoeoTtoket, there wee tamo 1B. Pryor, ArehlUld Mtudook, (Uorge twenty-fire more P.epubilmn than Oopperhemi.Ucksts ta<fca Ultet-tex. Goodyw, the Cupp r ca mlMair, received the ( vte* of « Repebltoans. Now. in all ■ candor, we ask why mtn should tons ।by a handseme majority. No report of Mil ।heir principle-. Mr. lUdlemnn was ,lbs insult on Ktale Ticket. The Min­ a rspabUcsn of the radical school, ■ mon ।ing ere the cfficers elect. »T unflinching integrity, and a poteite l^ipervisor. Aaron H Durfea ; Clerk, in-the hour of notional peril, while, po- David C. Fauborn; TreMuer, Charles lUlodly, Ida opjonent was eno of the II. Gaskill; Justice, Dorwln MoOmber; •‘FireIn the rear*'Democracy, and who, Ju-llee'lo fill vacancy, Ralph T. Stodtframflrrttoiast.lt reputed to have been .tng; Fclioal Itt*]>octor, Charles H. Gas­ the active orpuaaat of the meamretof kill; Con। mb toner of Highways, Guy th? A imlntea-atlin, and consequently, B- Durfoe; Conimiml.mer eTHlghwavs ■>f the ••b«F» lu Woe.” Yet these same u> fill vacancy, Henry W. Foentt; Oon‘"boys fa blue,” atui their friends, on ,suUo, WUllam Hyde;George A. £LaMonday gave him ruts* cni ugh to oleet ,day, Thomas Howe, William Landon. him ove.-a tricl, true,and rnrnost pa tricl Hutxaxd.—Tn this Township, there andT-len-i nf tho soMler. But t>cco>ssw<«acp .f)oftho o bed tare'a was a local coat, st, the result of which still more apparent, when we look at tbo nn the decent of Republican candidates vote on Clark and Justice. For three ofltom, the Republicans nous!noted soldier boy»— men who made licit moi k. • while their opponent, were neither sol- • diets, iklcmb of tho toUUer. republicans, of men In any particular tbeirsuperior’; yet, three ramo bottrrt, defeated tlicee Frrrji; School Ino]Kctor, James F. “boy* in blue,'’ and elected their own, Mc-d ; Justice, Courge"W. Crosby ;Coa>and thdr country's cnc mles to places of uila. toner of Highways. Isaac Eiway . Constables,Nathan C. Merrifield, Janies profit, trust and power. We remember well, that in tho laic II. Knickerbocker, Stejdsen Owen, GubenxalorloJ canvas, tbc'cmmc men bolted, and attempted to defeat the reg­ ularly nominated Ripnbltein Ticket, giving tlicn at a rwon, that roidie.B did not have the pre'ervnre, not a» now over copp<Tbcstfa, but over men as un­ fa! ter. ng tn the hour of national trial, as the run ever sixhe upon; and yet, whoa toJOUn did Itave the preflhrencc and were nominated regularly In the party enueus, In opposition to coppcrbc..ds, thon there same wre. (?) repudiated the soldier, as they hod previously done the pottfcUccivllian, and added by their votes aadinfluene* the election of mua, who. during ell the dark hours of their trial and auffrring In defense of the nation's Ute, BgMnatthoamauIt’of the "Southern Brothnrn,” of three northern Copper­ heads, never by ward ar cel, gave them the least aid or sympathy. Bnt lAeg hwutidctMrbrxl. and henceforth will be kpown by the cum pony they keep, and politically shunedby every nun who bellevre in the principle* and policy of the Bepubllcan petty: Of tho Tcmjwranoe Ticket, and the men « ho voted U, claiming to be Ecpubllcans, we have -only to say, ml-gutded men, who thiough their seal for a Jost arednoUecaawe, havestabbed to the heart their friends and given to whiskey a tiluiuph th.it will reuse tho evil spirit to tew Cree ee water, through the sl-erts of Hastings for another ftre/a* months. But, hero U the official can vas.read and jurigoflaryeiMMiveai /hr Agaerwteor, PamuelJ. Bidtemsn, R. Henry A. Goodvear, D. 229Farter Burton, T. Fbr IbasauAlp Clrrk. Henry H. Bally, R. GeosaeKkM, D. dr T. Alien Jones, D. / Barton Main, T. \ /hr JrutU* of U* J3***, William H. Dickey, B. Daniel Crok, D. JobnQ. A. Parsons, R. PMdeasBrown, D.mT. Jbr-SfaNoof Inspector, Calvin G. Townsend, it Josph W. T. Otr, D. Hjdcwco J. Haney, T. ’ /hr CbMtahfas, Plank 8. Jordan, Rep. IN PRICES MUSKINGUM’VALLEY J. 8. GOODYEAR iCO. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING seem incredible, but rd that the robbers __ -rr— Cits of tho rleigb of tuelr clothing, ring nothing bo* the undmtatbing of the women un.l the buffalo robes that wore in tbo sleigh. The robbers com­ pelled thorn to turn back and return to c-L Clair. We have since learned that the oceuponts of the sleixb were a party ENGINE WORKS, AFFLICTED SUFFER NO MORE! ww. by the SM d Dk MIX* 1LLFM EUX „ ’ ..1 I-.....* -It .hd .t a tri CUAITELLAfi’f WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL. tmpraHag sad VmoUtyfag tfa Zanesville, Ohio. list leg »d<ted grssdy Is oar fcresr rat Oomptoo- RECT FROM MANUFACTURERS AND A UCTIOF MOUSES IN FEW FORK, A VERY LARGE & FINE cospsisiNO ai.1. the nirrnu BNT TARIBT1ES OE Castlstus.—Tbo gallant Republi­ can-. of thia Tuwnahlp gained an other ,splendid victory on Mondpy, giving 60 majority for the State Ticket, and itectlur the following efficient corps of .Township officers : b'upcr.iaor, John Kcogle; Clerk, Henry A. Brooks; Trsamucr, William Mullen; Ju-ticn, Samuel 8ch'.sppse; Justice to fill vacancy, Itewis Durkee; ,Commiarlotter of Highway*, Elijah F. Republican .Turner;School Inspector, lycnxguaJ. Uwas 80.— Wheeler; School Inspector to QU vacan­ tor Congress (cy, Archibald l*iper; Cunslablee, Alex— wavlhought t•n.ler Price, Charles Tyson, Phlncas - ---------------------------------- TuMflBMaod district, U»; Third district, l.MB; agWinans, Walter Barnhart. regate majority, 2,891 ; aggregate vote, BajutY.—The unfaltering Republicans -of tide Township won a gtoriou* victo­ iry on Monday, giving 70 majority on Ithe State Ticket, Mid electing Township Supervisor, Adam Elliott; Clerk, Tenry A. Johnson; Treasurer, Isaac Tol.'re; Justice, Janies M. Csdwalladcr ; ,Justice to fill vacancy, Albert Adame; ISchool Inspector, Jarnos M. Cadwallodcr; School Inspector to fill vacancy, >t>O' Boots and Shoes, Clothing, WineorTar Carpets. Do not permit other Tar Preparations to he palmed of on you for Vine of Tar, as this has more Druggets, AsTnoLoav. Oil Cloths, Crockery, Ac. See that “WINE OF TAB” Is Mown od every boule. told by Drvgxlili •’•rywtsev, si SI s bo uh. Cablton.—Iu thU Township tbo Republicans bare won tbemret unex­ pet ted, uid eoas> ijuently the m*»I Mghlyprisedvictory of the contest, giving IS majority on the State Ticket, and elect- lUoly Always get Tint Um.—Especially in getting Salerstus—os the best co U buta IriUe lor * years supply, and Umt tho good cost. but a trifle mors'than tbo poor. The beat goes farther than ths poor, and much taoro healthy. Woein recommend the Beat Cbe^uloal Faieratus DRY GOODS Wall Paper, Highways, Philo Kinsley; Commis­ isioner of.Hlgtrwsyi to fill vacancy John C. ShAnatean : (A>natiujln,Jo«ph Kins­ ley, Charles W. liulwailadcr, David L. MortbLxnd, Judeoa Starks .-Sextons, David Mosher; Noses ; Lawrence. Township officers as follows : SupcrvL-or, Sanford Kbsun ; Clerk, .Clark L. Parsons; Treasurer, Andrew J. Wright; Justice, Richard Youngs; Jus­ tice throe years, Isaac Messer; Justice one year, Austin Durflo; Fcbool Inepeclor, Edwin Parks; Comiulsnjoncr of Highways, Al Lerire Price ; Constables, Wesley Foster; Jeremiah M. Bogan; William Gann; James X. Covert. Staple and Fancy his Know Tby Dealing. HEMIOLDS FLIII EITIACT 1867 1867 Our Assortment is fill! *nd cobplete, and m our Goods were purchased during . the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, i^r£SL WAKRAKTID IK SAT- BUSSELL & NEVINS ISO TBAT VS CAB ABD VILLSXLL TBKM DRY GOODS Cheap tho cheapest for Cash or Beady-Pay! ?M8E3 _• UW, That our CRISPER COMA. Customers can Save 25 Per Cent. On Former PricesW£ DO NOT MERELY SAY RUSSELL & NEVINS There wcro a faw vntis cori for nearly alllhe rendidstev, uatag their initial on­ ly, and wfaleh, of oounse, did hot count; but net enough tu have effirted the re-ult TnokSAi-ruL—On Monday Ute Republtotna, gave 137 maJorily on tbo State and County Ticket, and elected th- whole Township Ticket by a decid­ ed majority. We append the list of tho tuioMSfirt rcujdidatrs.. Supervisor, John F. Emory; Clerk, Fredodek Alexnudsr;Treasurer. Hernan Parish; JMtiM. Nathan P. Mathews; Cornml-stoner ot Highways, Bswson MWrr; CMninimicnsr of Highways to fill vacancy. George B. Ituwall ; Bcbool Insjwetcr, Onpdns H. Cranson ; Constobfte.JutMN R. Chase, AfaUwm J. Slo­ cum, C, P. Mathen. George Kilmer. WE WILL NOT RE UNDERSOLD ■p the beat BOOTS a SHOES in town. BUSSELL & NOT I , MANY STYLES OF GOODS Challenge the “City” on TEAS I Tbrr sail the UERT TEAR m low m stbsn I As Cheap as other Mer­ ' Have a fine Stock of Cbocx^bt and Glass-ware for sale CWp! : chantshave bought in Mew York ti. lmnl m. OMr.EeAwei^—re sooit latter to ths Ohio. IwpaMtol i-uff.nec Lsague, Geu. Erbeock thus replica to the Inquir­ ies ot ttwLsacmsmi to hh viewa JJ on? bo undersold when CASH is offered ! : MoCONNELL * YATT-W GROCERS, W-M Bsspsetfatly saaanm to U» CiUi«L ef S237P.'.r»«“-T»— GHOOBBIBa, MUSTACHES! d � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-04-10.pdf c73ac7e2432426ac644d95418c399cbf PDF Text Text TAHJIO JRTl HMM ce i D> v l> » Hi ** 1 NO. 50 HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10.1807. ■——y«»wyHM»egggBE5» JB-istings- Oiisiiitsj' Jirrttirj;; SUndot til JlutfUantau. lfn«iHumoitaMiMwnr tr^aafh^aaS A. h tre/fiTsiu 04 who enamel dl ! noCLe.tr—wor* by electing James Clark Chairman, pro •*aafaulafna.aa Ta<alv.aa4all»at- fem. The Club then proceeded to elect a green siJ2 dre’S, with a^r cn atrip? “p nt !r to-vale rafaM Zre ISOGAM araNle UadrJ (a rela^- the following otOceta for the ensuing 'Imai ov’rdre'e, TWreJap aw». with diamond bulteffitas- TBe Uadflc coast eeemod to shine p»7L*««Uriy U this S#* U|al ASrertlseaaeu are cbargta p| the For President, Gao. E. Goodtbab; raleSCTOeoeiaper foil.(100«er0%lforU>«tril for Vice Proaldcnt, Ed. A. Holvbook ; att U arete fey om» MtewtaeartrrerUM. Iter- for eecrstary, Ckajubb Bablow; for •aatSe aaA hirer UxrUuunli from |W te t ISO Treasurer, Ciawnrr Atant; for Field a eoteata. pat aaaea. Directors. Jaubr Clark, N huion Pa»B^lchlgaa Ceatrwl Kollrwatf. ked, Will. f. Kenfield. Pa*>«M*r Tralao •» Ike Mlebtjtaa C.otesl After the business of the Club bad Kailtead.rel»-r» ButteCrrek a> follow.! Iwan transacted, it adjourned until the ■•rails ka-............. re-..L HU e. a. next ren-la- meet Ing, Thureday evening, ■ft' ............ .J..~;.4dh» r.a. April 11th, 1867. J “»Preea.~........... ..Ita4 e.a. . 4C0. 'riirti 1 idl Xtf. tfact. r/ojr CANCER? ORDER. ADMISBTIUTors MLB. AMHC1GKAT ISTXffl Broad Gauge Bailway I Coart hr the thaaty at Harry laCkss«**7> * *• Wu-ltsotom Ccaru,' Coatplureal * NEW YORK SHERIFF SALE.. ILADFXPHIA, ILTI.1ORE, Mi ■Night Ktpro.s....................... fcJPs.a. raaisa sastvass. .■•n.tagKx.......4........... U « a. a. a. s. Btca. (WlKop.noiredret. Babby County Cunur's Ornes, > HaatUigs, Mich., April &th, UK7. f »s-A.«o»rxc. Notice 1- hereby given, that In nceor' K.Tll*Tr**7p*' if* »f 1,|**d|1r« l-ejg< dance with a request In writing, sddrovI iAwVo'o^^^u^.y'.Vro'^'t.’oo”?^ed to the undenlgued County Clerk of trarj tallaiMa. ] : said County, by one-third of the FuperTa Rrcnlar mret>o<. of Orenr.. ill. loir. Sa. ! H. atf. saSA. M_ are IreU al Urena* Ifall viaora thereof, ■ Apodal meet ng of the o. T mdaj araalsga on or before artry full mans. Board of Fnpervlrora of sold county, will be held to eenvene on the 15th day of April, A. D. 1887, at 2 o’clock, P. M., of John A. Oren, has been appointed a aald day at the County Clerk’s office. Deputy Fbcriff, In and for Barry CcunDANIEL STRIKER, ty. P. 0. addreaa Naahvl lie. County Clerk. DIFFEB. OF id . ancy >DS oea, n& PROBATE ORDER. Anrmox.-Wo bare Just received Conspiracy.—On Monday, Mrs. Jas from the L. Johnson A Co’a. Type F. Nlms, of Hastings, and lbs Rev. Jar. Foundry,on Electrotype Cut of a Horne, Van Wagner,of IlHnni«, her brcfber-lnthat la the beet In the county. All In- law, wore arrested, whileOf> (heir way to flattie "Creek. by under Hhsdff, T. I’hllJtpe, on a warrant haued byjiutloe Burgher, on charge of Oompiney to De­ that Ll«le three turkey.. from 3. P. Cady, fraud the httebeod of Mrs. Nlms, said by | of Rutland, the other night, will plca*e thorn to be Insane, of bls property. T he go and get ths only remaining one. or , complaint was made, wo unde -stand, by return eno of tbe three to kSrp the old the daughter of Mr. Nlma. by a former “ Colder" company. “ ~ ‘ “ J M. AC. ava&a-u junx UOllERTS, PROB(TE Old. BIS Fill Ira Fine, Orcntmi Bass, Preach Greed Aeftee, Large Scale. rhat Piaaa Arte art aat ..rsaii t/or Stnaftk -; —• il . FlBK—An we go ■ to Prem, thia Tue»- “Nigger in the the fence." Tbcexamday morning, tbe Residence of Robert inetlon was postpone 1 until 10 o’clock s Will pay partkalar, al- Billingsley, In the North Western psrt to-day, shd the Defendants gave ball in •o.Iom lor rail- per.no. of tire Village, waa deUroyed by Arc.— the sum of |3,000 for their appearance at nod bonnl. p.umptJirel.1.4 in b«k i Loes about $1000, and laeald'to have ti .MdreJ. and in all 1 been uq Ina mod. We learn the fire caught <n««ufaL Offlerjolh .Coorilloure. SHEIUEES SALE. fn>:n a defective chimney, In the sUlc. i Louis Lovell presljlnz. Tbe following gentlemen have been drawn to nerve m npettll jury: IraPcnno.'h, F.1 C. McAHIrton, Bar­ and comGood. □ring ine Thank.’.—To Han. T. W, Ferry for valuable Public Documenta, and vari­ ous sycoches and lieports. Tp the Principal of the Asylum for Deaf and Dumb and Blind at Flint, for interesting and Instructive Reports, of the tfo'.npa of that hnnum In’tltuVon? I o Various partlee, for official return. ■ct tbe Election In the Townships In thia County. ____ V AXD jons micuac.. Dhwbacbfuu—We regret to have to accord • mo-t disgraceful occurrence of borae-rarlng In our strccia on fast Kabbalb evening. Snch ahametul proccodinga ahould be looked alter, and the pcr‘ je.ntora ahonld rocciye the moat aerare punjahmeut. It is astounding. Hurt the Fabtarth should be desecrated, eves tn dayJfofrt, In the puLllc thorough faros of our fair village by hor»e-radng ami like proceedings. Wc ainccrely hope, that there may never such an occurrence take place in our midst again. lioow A Carruga lluxrr. Fartteulreai Mi .M.i» Ureakfnll. 1 t .-vi-il, Trent., ' Ea Save anti. : ISOLD UATItfAir SLBL ATTENTION SOLDIERS! Crock, Thomas Abaft, Rollin Herrick, Inane Dunlap, Hhot!n?s; Patrick Byun, Sllrs M. 6m.th, Joseph M. Wood, Al­ vin H. B.itei, George W. Ingraham, David Parkina, John J. Hendershot, WUUamOd. Wood, Irving; John Bally, John Allie, Da'-id If. Chase, Johns-1 town; V. O, Buck, Henry Detnaray, Mapfle Crore; George L. bieuart, Al­ bert Warner, John Evins, PraieviUe; । th t bmILc Iff *» the 1st of May. Gn Saturday 1-st at Ccyc’iuu) no wal wm visible and the Ice a^-e.nln <ly o. vaai Arid and unbroken. The Meand City of <3*.*rvl*ud rm hed that )>ort ■ year as early as April Oth, and in tl I previous Beaaon as ea lv a* March 27t ! At bondnaky wo Intro the bay la eutlt y dear, and the >>gus hopeful for t early corumen-.oincul. A few day*, . *A SPLENDID PMUettXT.—W® have fine w.alher »1R nuterudly ehohge tl been rbown a Chased Silver Tobacco - ’ .Box, gold lined, present by Hou. James ' A. tSwecxoy to William Joaee, Esq., ana testimonial of hla appreciation of bis services during his sufferings kwt Sum­ mer. Th.- present la sfanrit, and TH. ' ttSS! Ing duly aw«rn says that Frank Allen. Hastings, Vlteh., procured for him e 1100 bounty allowed by Act of July th, I860. That be secured the some on —-------- , the Both day of Jan'y, 1MT. J SAMUEL GARRISON^ iStUT. Ihi.lih ■> I am now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, 1866, as will folly appear by the above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, bring along your claims and have them properly settled. ‘ My charges are as low as the lowest, and no charge unless claims col­ lected. FRANK ALLEN. Hastings, Feb. 1th, 1867, MORTON'S GOLD PENS, CDINCEEY OLDER CH ANCERT RALE. ISJZSTi# GOODS SHERirm BALE >tA N MIX lught .wr* Warrant won lamred on Saturday last, by Amoa WakaflsM, of MMdtevUls, for the anesrof Georgs Mltobsl. on charga of Pasalug a Counterfdt >10 bill, at the Flower Oty Na^Mml Bank, of RocheeW. N. T. O* baina amated, the De­ fendant waved an examination and gave ImiII In the sum of far his t^pcaranco st the next tana nf the Circuit Coart, of ttHKRIF^ BALE. QTATK OF MfCBJCiaN; ILi.r Cocstt. virtu at sue tivettdne I.luM nut. 1 Mwiag for 25 cento. ’ ' Il asuhi without a sear. Xa fiMdly nhsnM be without !t. “ W« warrant it to care Scrofula Sorrn, Halt Rhaaat, fhilblnfc^. Tetter, Pimples, nnd an ErnptloiH of the Skin. Far Bore Breast.cr • Nipplra, <.*Bta, Sprains, Bruise*. Bunts, Scalds Cb&pped Hands. Ae.. It makes a perfect care. Il has been nwd over flflc^p years, without one ftHnre. It fens no parallel—havinx mc fectly eradlrnted disease nnd healed after all other n>niedl<« had tailed. • Il ha oomponnd of Amka with many other Extracts and Balsams, and pot boiea for the same bUter QUtment. , a»tr»y nracriu. mwivlmr. WkiU 6 Em<m4, SowuMrei Twk, , . ■ SOLD OUT; ~ , 1 tawMB Mi'igr irttmt la'll* Su«| jif ADMINISTRATORS SALE. ovaRDias ealr. Uh. i per, �HASTIKG8 BAKKER, GREAT •O3o thw unnatural «>i dlUun of tb r PAINTS «Nn OWA PAINTS ANO OIIA PAINTS AND OILS. sa bs yes ask barvl Tbs Msnrhslmyw-Abs ^ ■‘ M>lyyb—dpWtfj lb. vital swrwt. ebb I nawtewreabareaeu. o6 rsMter tk« esplui H- WRIGHT. muwui irTve -m, u vlilsoe* kcad-Mb*. iairfwlUni hvw.iadI*M»»->s> *•< awv w ilMUtMM-. te U di IM pU« li- ™a tuix-c x n. x. x** a. it k a.' v‘rJ <k“p laea ik. M - a —e »U4 ia ■ wuth! I j Jw'r'ibT rtea •“ **» M-e»»paraMs psai vaiisa ai.4 n ilpmlil.. 'Upeaaarre*kwllk u> ikessaauky, apd Storumbly to the .ollow.ng: Into tbe eo.Mr of a »-n, wh .SROC^MJI tbenMUp with a rope just long Books and Stationery, Hooka »Mi HtatUntfry, 1 Books and Statiouory. DRY GOODS WALL I’APWL Perfumeries <md Notions, Perftimcriea and Notions, ;m v-.i Inclie* wide, and live or alx fr. t. - 8'ffOjRa; iETQ. :B7G» JiT&ts. .t»i Ki/4. irn^-jgua; ETC . E^c, ETC., • BARLOW, GOODYEaj '& BptReDy refused to be trotted. She would be married where she wu or not atoll. Moareued and onaxad. 1 nt .d.e more tho.ou.lH>- awmlnaUo th-m the one un to tbe row ngof will.,ata. Look altton whate.de you will and 1 will L-fJ-> o-j to make anything but a devil's maxim or it. AV hat a man— be be > ounx e-lct, an-1 the e. remony prortod-d.— <** «■ middle-awd-eows, th-.tand nothin* <aie, shall he reap. Iho only SZhferV" M «“• “ J"1 Lu.ni ca.ofuLy In to the faettort perto. । bridegroom and paafer, and BUcd tbe <he fire, and get Ux-m burnt Into .lust, I w Ui due>. Dick l>ad been up in Lhe out th® »bteb held I It Mr. Merrieou eeawled out looking <!,‘T<dc?ly *««> faRy waa obllg. d tobo mart led openly. To tbe inomcotouinMtlM I^xnnef rreixmdo.1 "To be sure ■ what el-e slid 1 come bare tiiWJft' ’■■" grant, TUXr ITA Vg JUST ncciivX9 TJlg UiGJiST^^ At Ackley’s, At Addy's, At Acldcy’a. SgLgergD STOCK Of dry goods LAJSTJDS FOR SALE. ever bro't to this Mart, »aid I^rnud, "but akin mej’l know abent that sir. Jtet abow mo how. and I’lldi.hir Itkl’.bme.’' My hueband drew L.ok nervoariy.but Bally advamod. tliiew berarme around bls neck, and cave him u kl-r that maslo tbe very w.nsiows clalb r. "Iran, If J 4cnl do dlUo!" cried Lemuel : and hastily taking a iargv bite from a ple e of marls euxar which he drew from his pocket, he made adwli at SlisteUaii^. me, am*-hod my collar, broke my wat h guard Into ndnx n pes.w, tore my hair dow n, and acwreded in planting a klm on my uceo, greatly to the delight of the THE HOOM8R WEDDING. company. Then be turned to tay hueband. ■t the Mirorn'e wm. *®<s rider, what totbo damage? OMdyy ta eariywink-r by hnvband Don't be afraid to speak." received a -ummons to BurtiVs settltmeor u> unite a couple In the bunde of .J1 w*‘ especially remtoeted tbithla w:fv abo.il I aeeompany bun, aa we .bould t< expected to remain over n! bt and p- rtake of the ftetivfike. Kwm twenty miles to tbe a«41em*nt “'‘y'.YlY'f'U the lo« bourn of Mr. Bark*, the tether of tbeexpectant bride, about ntou. A down tow-halied childour arri-|~'rr«~ J**'i vaL Thry Ulograph.d the hew. |Dhome and we bode them adieu. atantly. >«*... h—« .... , > —.. ‘•Mann! mam! bere'e the rider and mSJT" m*> » gvc n m-iu a rust on, and n Uiikey w.n^ in the front of it: U’e nose is juat like dad’s, crooked aa a cow-horn wfiaeh.” Aina for Mr. Morriaon'a aquiline naac, of which he wee a Utt e vain! . ■•cam!” cried a shrill, femaleWqc from the interior of tire otbln. “run'ekt andtrabthe tooater, and J’.l claphltn into the pot! Sa I you quit that churn and sweep the flijpr. Kbk that corn­ dodger under the bed. Bill, you wine th" tallow out chat cb-e.- for ti>e mm£»ler’a w Ho and be spry about IL" Fuxlhor remarks were eui short by oar eul ante. Mr*. Bcrke. In cellos short gown, blue pett.cooX. and bore feet, came forward, w1;.lng her face on her apron. "How do you do, cli.erf How d’ye do, inarm? Must cxcu u my head— hain't bad unebmee to combo U since livst wcok. Work must be did. you know, powcrftil *haro air haln’t it? Sboo, tbfere! BIB, drive that turkey out of that bread troogb. fe'al. take the lady’* thiaga. bet right up to the fire, maim. Han's cold? Well. Ju>t lun 'emln Bill's balr-we. keep I: long a 1 ^U^Aeented Ha shaggy hodd.butl defined with an lu’rolunta.y shudder. • “Iawb, Ifahe ain't actu’ily a aiilvere ingt” critd Mr*. Burka. ’JBriug In some more wood. Here, marts, take this Hit corn-dodircr inter ya lap—Its u®» “f (b* and sbonly a>b r’««* Ha tour I qnsrt kettle hung.over the Ore, fwl »., tunsod to her rhuro; but the extraotdlnaqr vbitore must hnw made her care ' hsjh *.r she upeet the ocorern and the , "• rta“-" CONSISTING IN PAST or Boots &, shoes, Bleached goods, U. ». SUsi-DOIt, si,500 EftTmiur ••• vsafe. selarv e JkTr**^r‘rU4 TU* "»*’ t r« Ladies' dress goods, ancy goods, issimeres, La.Ii boy) of Dr. (J. L. Joelea, of tin vilhu-.. PE I.OU B ET ORGANS ARD KIELODEOTfi, and Hosiery. Caudmo-ly.-»rd.dd<6r»lprU«.*0.t*Mri.I, Jrtb«° tw fauy ‘ A* The Beat Cabinet Org»n«," other rau-c Vian the diaooee above AawricaotMdlete.Xewrart.Oelebsr.lW*. | „L -?2!?namel.—Ar. Joknt S'pul>:ic<in. -Tho UetsabUeaM^r De ew-M have clothes who wwre their aul uro fcek> •JS£KS£U,'"tJ 'tlh Mein u>— fantastically scrambled over thiurfoiohead-*, (some of these ycui.g gtata, »o Ut * our knowledge ^oof,*^ 2 neither name rur local haUta’ion, bat SisE7?“ loaf on the street corners, wllhaecmln*Iv no other oldect la life than to watch «^to^,WU'.h:£Sr'£ fn ra u rlr *U* r»K*« aa « gracefully curie In tbe air above thoir ffi«srx?.ftssraxi5 SM^X. CoDT«'|Uon of the Border Ba •« suodiag ea the sernsr, I retalea to advocate thia me*Mre. Coffe | bn. jjcksoxk nikxen Pargxr maui iSc’szs?5; ~ t." -• r Z!t' hTml" j J’**?* ••' o “kJ-J^U ^“"'«^annod Fotomon tte I*nd_ul>c^ *f loui*; and th 8 lower** Ilee lvrr of Public tMooewei lot 1 u Milton H. Bet'er nomlunt.Tfir l uaskin Arent at ireuolt, was rejected. ! A UIILIdHWiT BED? ,t**T««T t aaui-se Donaxd W. Bruun iek>rate« |*«ten skirt. •»• niCMUNfi *(...■,— 8ilkand Straw Bonnets. cheat sale OF WATCHES. Jc lit" Stess 5S Fannan. Neighbor*, Everybody MdCOMNELL a vatt*^ grocers; CALL 4 ElAM IF OUR GO OS AND PRICES, 4arf le CbwemW < Ma PACT «Mt •»** Srffisy tW. CHXAPL’R iU* Mj) «£Ur £mn M Prufcwedly grratfel to the People « »*!du^j£L'0 ‘“dnr up!” remarked Hide elect, thumping sryn the . Bore) Cteuety.for tbrir very liberal tfltil’Ve «nt tfi'i ijK'Ti fed Ltered and wais-rel, but n' t i Asthc^tatnl at.eegth. ii will make Its dem n its rsitona with err* poi.dl. g • "b.WtotSW’ in a lew days! The ptui will be foa d to be c eucoM-ui, Utoo/.h n>« as -pcedl. haps. when you wish to ixateea •■edopt’’ a lamb.—Dr. Boyfnytc. Huts <fc caps, “1J "*■ “ <u Ainmca—wr mean I —handenme y.mn < men, done up la gooA sytts?s^u“r. ■& BALLOU BROTHERS, j of Vboul per bushel ia «U lbs: o r. rye, M lbs ; 04V, 3i 'be; barlev, -ta 1 ho poor I*. 1 ua-wl be n • given, tire i.ncc p-T wen al mult ev the by luu and divide by th - •■uml pounds in a bushel. Pu- Uustanoe bl>>p< bvpb (for wheat .-tl.e per n-ntott T-4*htMD«4S,uuAa>-t whleh L t'.a jTioo per cental. A Tbe prioc |*r . euto* i< n gl.vn, t the pri<-e per bushel iau!l 0 y th perw-ntalby tbe numb-v of foul ab;..helai>J *1 vide by 10(k £<ai �/<?L 7 * IBM IT TOBACCO STORE Sa’SS, KCSisSSs: rass*3?i! Just below the Brick Block. by nailing two upFt/be ploew of Loard two feat and a ha;f high throe p'o-ss 6 inches wide, and tiro <<r ata Ant n.ng.-tccording to tho oouiUCon of (ho comaand ll.*r0C* 16 wills' yoatetMl h'r, iien up Use I fat bp, liking tah>‘tt»1>am tho fence which maken thlaLtUe pi n ireei the wi. 1 agnlmt wlikh yt,u tie The sheep luuuodLuuy beli juI lur,. forming there »n -cute engte. *iI ■ • •;«« ut the md »h-tv he tea 1 stand'should leno mare tiiua el Uteen ar twenty luchoi wide. Tl.e 'hni»e o this liars inelnoure woo d then be the letter V placed lion* -.n’- Hy, ihus>, tho hoadaf the sheep being t-.wnrd the o, en end. When your sbe.p In tied and your ternjorny fence firndy H. ked in place, ■got# Of f’erj ueednl Kimi »e >l poraha^d f.r twai. , at l.iw Fr.ve.iyKl adn,^ Bf ANtf IPTOti DOtTT sn WHATTOU WANT For the People! PRIX M FOR ft,. «9OD BROWN 8tG III It| 0,.. BOOTS AJSTD SHOES, CHEAP ' ‘AM KiMitt-*' ih - abort rupc will j-r.vent the sheep •r tn but..ng :Le U>ub— Vie n -rrow nugl.of the pen w*U-pcs vast he.- finm luu.iiUtig irom aide to eitlo, when the lamb nt:< mj>t#to suck—(and Ifyocr pen ■< l»<>t narraw ciiouuh for this alter it till it b,—and the utuxx><.pk-.i uirna in tliewl !e jeri o the V; o •uceite the one tu which bia sheep la ted, wili.aftbrd ample nom for U.c lamb to He iinnjo:csted. Die latnbMOa lea i» the advanto o that lhl< Qrtt'tlt ion oft hiugs clr®. him1 । nd make Lis < cmands for hla iefriar needs with an bnerry tt- i tnua r.r a» It la le-irlc r. When he hga H.>UaH<'d ha wsjece.. N’E'W 'G-OOiDS $a«Ai MMaim GROCERIES »e Urirt Wry Days • AaFM'^T!1 We keep constantly on hand a fall r assortment of Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y Jj* Glassware AUGTIQNPRie£S ^|W*<; aitonres. simrs Liquid UESSSCDAM. . . . ' Re^dy; ’lyrajie ' o'Bm.rBBciu: ox-OTXiiisra-j nniAit hoot. CATARRH REMEDY GERWAN PIPES, mi o. mmi/m.' h • ni«r cun tobacco store. ~ W. J; BRYAH, ConuMfir1 Tfcyatiaii. . ' ; .1:7 GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. COME XS'D SEX ‘Cash CONSUMPTION ^i9 tUnaawMT. Jtaa ■ Before you But/ qiany other ‘ *1 Place. ' HUUH * iEITUT U XMMfl laiAM, -• IT NEVER FAILS! SPOONER’S at ehgth ESTABLISHMEXT! Chilli and Foyer, COST! 1500(1 DOLLARS Bilious Fever, Intermittent Fever, Remittent Fever, Congestive Chills, BISC & LIHSCSTM. wwn. Bad Broath Csism by offraslve saereUoae. Weak Eyos Canard by Catan (ml effaettoai. Sense of Smell THE ASTMGl . N. B. Custom work tmd Gut­ ting done na. usual by Fnxrchilds. DRUG <fc BOOK STORE L. Buckley will continue aa Salesman as heretofore. Established in 1851 By J. P. ROBERTS. iVhE \.Aatd4j£h LIMA Bryans Life Pills, rt T’l« BlAitTD. sS==3?=35S HJtBDWABE STOKE! Anti-Fever patent meincineb, DRUGS/CHKMICS IB, PAINTS, oils, purb wines; AND . LIQUORB. IIA KN ESS * OILAXtfekHtBABE UJTIJEBOX Toimieau COST Dtriii the Nut T&iitj Dap, A.T AGUE Diarrhea, Constating of READY made CLOTHING I Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Dysentery, Choice Family Periodical Headache,' Dumb Ague. GROCERIES Symptoms•raiploiri af Cat.nb ar r.r»->a tad they fava a MbX8 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! HARDWARE T ?‘LV*KTUK BASTf of all kinds, I* ganarany krpt ap to Iba waata tf U>a pcaplr, and will be sold nt Railroad Prices, Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs lie • on a.oeK ?" A>«a.dlnc!y h • applied fvur 1 rge tuonnfiilaori cieha 4::.«il o co, a w.ek It. Ute f .il iWuig m.utncr .■-* Tho aul in ala wars first oam.-d ail ot-.t, rubb n : t ie hair towards the be .d. and tho u4le «re w.<a than applied with a tin jH.per box from ears to U II, dusting it carefully under the manes of tho ho sea. Three ap-li atone, and tbe work W*S d ne. bnow and r.tln Ldllng on tho sbxix |.r.>bablv runth-ratho retnoly more ellcc-tud. It Is a sore cure.” ' - Iron, Nails, Stoves, fDr. HARVEY^ Gill,HEN 1’UJA . the m inure ia iLCu-cd among tie ro-la of the grass. Diaries for 1867, STOVE rirc. For Sale by all Druggists. rEUFVMEtUEB, TUfLST AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX- And TSACI3, SC, COUFLETE. Wm. Spoonsi & Co., Nuhville, Tenn- CUFFS, and Many oilier Goods regardless of. cost. A L«nr» A»»nriin»iU of - CmeaM Sse &r Yrtra. Good Blank Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chuchula Bcver “ $12 worth $18. ' wri e« to . he Rural New Yorker, lb t h > Fine Ouster Bcver " $20 tri d diffc c..l modes of m muring • worth $80 'tlitst, li-eii.dlug-un th? sod in spring bcfoic breaking up, turuing it an «r*t Bl’k Cloth Suit $18. worth $38 the list ploughing beiars।owing? top18 tkrmlng after pluujmhig lmt.«.'ore seed­ Suite for Business, 12 " ing. and top^ln-OTing early h> w.ntor Heavy Cont, 5 “ 8 when th? g.xmnd U frwtm.- He finds Ladina ’ MufT 3 “ 6 inanuri v'on tbe sod tn ^prin? to toe beat. This result appeirx to confirm tho ptne'• ftirColhn S “ 4,50 uteoleu uikcJ of top-dro sod so-l in English Merino, 0.75 yd wide 1,00 autumn for corn, and owes it eflj anv --,-w reg.prwbablyt? the pe Teet manner in which ' French ” ' 1,00 worth 1,5() Buflklo Robes 7,50 TravUlng Baskets ncNTERs”nEAnor Arters ! ' TA«t» 8kMt Irsa. All nsru «f Shelf Hardware, ROPE, Ehotoy^Ala a a it. T. JinTionj a.' H*« ia tke ptoia to bay yaar powmrt.cArK shot. carrBioan, urn wadI ac; ItoatHwcel thr pW. RnRKRTA A RTniKNttT >l.n ATakU. af.fOT.to BOTtow. Irani. Itoal taU la gir« air avail baUra par Blacksmithing, everyllitng efse Farming Tools of all kinds, DAISTN Mudge .Bailey. atAT&aiA&t, WiairtolraaJ IM.il. _•> MH Ba..AnwAT, N. Y. c Siionwo Ctouai laiwnro as© SintUAL JntiBXaO, <Jcc_ d<C. la elty style nd at ally prim ­ AND -^yOODEN |yA«t WHOLESALE OB BETA (I. al be ant frn. to ^gbessp r{ M. I. g! SEELIE * CO. ■ jourjurs Hardware Merchant, KH) GLOVE CLEANER HARNESS SHOP. Terms Cash. Se.uxo Wood nr WiU'inr.—A eoreponleut of Use Bmlington ifualtEye inukia a auggestlou naUtivn to the purchu r suds-----------lug that when v»...Uy ------•■ways falls short, owing to IbO m.4 Hi t Il Is renaraUy too abort nt one end. be SaiAbcurrn > I n>>>irapMe ■ *' 10.00 Row yock Oats.—Tho importance of •12,00 “16,00 sowing no s early is well understood by all pro.TiOTive iarnicr*. As soon as the Ladies’Knit Hood ,75 “ 1,12 L-n> md is sufflcleiitly d y, so that It aan ........................ 1,00 y 1,75 Le plowed and harrvwed on’s shoukt b* In. Early sows tat* ys M**»< ’’ " Double all wool ShXwls hrartrr, anti when once In. they a a oat 3,50 worth 5,50. of the way of ail other work.- 4*0 hare known oats to be town in tJle l*-t M Febniary (iu New Jenanr), tad (iy^crop ■—M.t—.... ik..<iRKvm> eemai.e rads Addlag TmayartaUn'-. a«d (om'iu maiaiy af CHEAP AB THE CHEAPEST. Eadies Wool Shawls. .adr^j^sariArUrtg jr VaHi-ypy BEST KARTNKM J OWES * DRAKE. SURGEON Land for Sale TAKE NUDGE. »> ajjllaM A ixnlaaatal—.1 • 1 .wwa w aw «V AVM&O of Timbered Land, lyinr three os VULCANITE RI HSES RaeK mile, seat of Hot’ " tL“------mtred tb wheat, LEATJLU, ’ Aa4tei«risMy’ ’ - ' [''/j ..! mip |T RAiuwpj FKira. AU Kinds a’r *BF*«RING fo roi Rbart Rv.au. _ DENTISTS, -K'^?..-'0-X-LETR-v. U baat Jaly I* !♦*. .»4Ta» Oct. 1st Xaa. .,^i.|..(. O tJUKArt.i.^ba^ Owgalwl ■ /.... a.I...I.. C.» ..Av aM.ui.t1 .-I A.u ...A « »L»J �SAVE MONET! Bupervieoe, AmtW C. Town ; (Jkrk, BusmJIE. Combe; Treasurer, Oortes P. Peadill; Jostles, John Q. Cresqy; School Inspector, Frank B, Austin; Commis­ sioner of Highways; John Q. Creasy; io a prosperous city atMOS or MOO people. Portage, Motion forthsr west, tettae largest city on ths route, until you roach thia Township gave about 100 majority tbe MindsdppL It baa 4000 people. It for tbe. State Ticket and elected their te on tho bunks of the Wisconsin, here nominees for township. OflAosmby a very large majority as follows: Supervisor, Hiram Coleman; Clerk, Henry P. Cherry; Treasurer, William CONNECTICUT, COPPERRY. Barry Canty Oflctol. The following are tbe official m^jorites for lhe Candidates on lhe State and County Tickets, at the election ou the 1st idA We shall publish tho official lings’ guineas Birtrto •LS. GOODYEAR ICO. ComstMoiwr or Highway*, WlUtam >. Bristol; School luspoetor, Helmaa H. VonAukcn : School Inspector to nil va­ cancy, John Malic; Constables, Benja­ min F. Bponhower, John A. Teller, Charles Tlcbcnor, Charles Shoemaker. SUFFER NO MOREd; by lbs ass of PR JOiNttUdfH «d cur<4 ycnasswilf, S“d st of wet prairie, asyei, unimproved. KUbourn, IB mile® fmtber on by tbe Wtaconaln, has about 1000 people. The river here la about 400 wide, running up­ on a hard bottom, wllta projecting b^ws HinxM Burr, of aandstone on cither tide ft;1Xn jq mo 0^. Hxbtjct Wrosr, feet high. Tho tasd .bout to pine and Apam Etxror, 10,17, oak barret. Great quantities oflumber uro rafted from 100 mile* above to the M Isabelppi. T he besd branches of this stream dovetail with the branohui of for Jctetioo of tbe Kuprcmo Court and the Ontonagon. The . bridge here ia a tho delegate to the Constitutional Con­ spli-n dad structure. Itfetfwooden truevention was alight one. But the Itoeel work, th® braces being 40foot long r treugthened by bolt* of Iron. Its louglargo majority. In Detroit. (a Demo­ ASnYMU.—Wo learn that (ho Elec­ i«ta;.nn U30O feet, and on tbo top of It, cratic city), especially, thsy did an exon which is ths rallies.d track la 150 test xsllont day’s work, and have made a tion in thia Township, remilted In a above the water, underneath is tho pnamajority of 08 for the Republican State Urge relative gain. At tho election last Ticket, and the Election nf the follow­ ing gentlemen m Township offlecrx by tjvtvrora received a majority of 400.— majorities ranging from 8T to 73. Well The candidate for Justice at the t- u- done Assyria. prams Court received JSmaJorfty; a rel­ Kujcrvtaor, WlUtam H. Jewell; Clerk, aeeurod subscriptions by taking martative gain of 4M> and generally the re­ Robert N. A tnxors ; Treasurer, Thomas gageaupon adjoining tents. The road sult la gratifying. Bartram; Justice, Clark II. Palmer; was not built according to the expecta­ lu-thls County wo have gained one Highway Commissioner, Hiram Tuck­ tions of some of tho Mortgagees. They Supervisor, and given the highest aggre­ erman ; School Inipeotor, Tliomna H. refused paymeat- tbs Company (brogate majority ever given for a State Bartram; Constables, Darlaa A. Kent, Dsm.'jI W. Rusrol, Stephen Wilbur, Supreme Court where Juilgnment went against them. The destruction of the John D. Curieier. bridge was the sbk* of.th® tert In this State ore nearly all In. Tho fol­ AUttk Gbovx—We leiro that ihc growing out of these litigations. lowing Is the result within a fraction : Manston',20 •miles wert, b the Com,ty Tho Democratic State ticket is elected entire Republican township ticket wss sent cf Junean Co., and has about 800 elected In thia township, except Justice by 700 mjorlty. ;• i. । r. B •' of tbe Peace, by tho usual Republican pcyule. New Lisbon’ 7 miles west of Maiteton, Hotohkls*. Democrat, Is elected te majority. We have not tho vote ou Congress from tho Second District, by formerly the County ecat la tbe be.t State Officer*. We append the names of 2,501; Hubbard, Democrat, In the First tbe Townahlp Officers: town yet, beyond Portage; it contain* o population of 12000. District, by W0; Wm. H. Barnum, Suiwrvtaur, Porter M. Harwood; Clerk, Necedah, 12 miles north of Llilxm, In Democrat, elected In tbe Fourth District Baujamm Pearoe; Treasurer, Joel Brown; by 600. Tho Republicans elect Stark­ Commfefoncr of Highways, Job K. WU- theeountry ta an Important town of 800 weather in tbe Third Dlatrlct, by 1,700. eox; School Inspector, GcCrge C. Burr; inhabltnnte. Tbe dwellings are commo­ The Legfalaturo la Republican by a School Inspector to fill vacancy, War­ dious, of wood, in good taste, and nearly small majority tn each House. ren Hoeeck; Justice Adam TFo'/,- Con­ all painted white. "Xt tea an enter­ stable*, Daniel P. Wolf, George Snyder, prising Yanluse population. Lorgequantitles of pine lumber are cut here. Saab, Henry Cat^yJ Rufos Brooks. doon and blinds are made here, and to a great amount, rafted down the WioconLegislature. Tho vote was very tight sln and Miasladppl to PC. Loci*. Grand Bgplds, Btepten'a JPoiat, Mw­ Mr. Dixon la re-elected to Congrtns in ai nee, Wansan and Jenny, are wmsidcrthe Fecund District by about 1,500 majcslty. MR Editob:- On tho 9th, Inst, at able towns, far above on the river, and Chicago, I took parosge on tho cars of are doing a large lumberingbaritefo.5-In tho First District Mr. Jenckes Is tbe N. W. A St- Raul p. R.fur New Llw Between Netedah and Lisbon te the rs startsd without opposition. Tbe State officers are elected by 6000 bon, Junmu Co., Wla.. distant MOmlita. •‘Half-w*y Hduse." A most Aessttlo Fare was about 4| eta. per mile; average murder was perpetrated hero throe ^ears Bujoatty. spoof, Including stoppings,.,teabout U ago. Early one morning', some Indiana The Senate will stand 28 Republicans miles nn hour. As we emerged from the called upon the tavern keeper, obtained to B Democral u The Home—B2 Rcpub- busy} bostling city, we found onrselvto I liquor and drank until he refused to give whirling through a country of rich, rol-J them _____ more. He ordered them sway; BnaT-wnenn, tn the other States ling prairie, with no timber, raVs here] they left, our friends have swept every thing be. | and there small groves of cultivated lo fore them. In tho groat city of Cinfan- cost trees and stinted oak. Tbo highly uati, they irarebnattn the Cops, by 5.0W Improved farms, with their neat, white' majority; they have stormed tbe re­ maining stronghold of the enemy lu WoODXtairo.—The result in thia Township, Is not all we could wish, but 10,27. la after all, better than many feared It 10,24. would be. Our majority on tbe State 10,26. Ticket Was 27, and the following are the by Ml; they bare carried the close dty of Dayton byMOfthey have cut down the Copperhead majority In Columbus one-half. With the exception of tho election in Connecticut the Republican# have won ahnaet an unbroken series of IN PRICES to be nrfrrl-and ceeh a Commissioner Jr. Footer appear। to be. We hope hia ■sample wifi become epidemic, bo to speak, If necessary. " CIUITBLlkR'B W£ ARE NOW RKCEmxo EECT FROM MARUFACT peers AXb auction HOUSE' IN NEW YORE, A very WHITE LIQBID ENAMEL,- LARGE 4 FINE wm, COMPRISING AIX TBE DIF/Dta ENT VARIETIES OF Staple and Fai DRY GOODS Boot* and Sheet, MUSKINGUM VALLFY Carpets. CHASTELLAM1 , Hair Exterminator!! Druggets, Oil Cloths, ENGINE WORKS, AsTROI.OG Wall Pap< COB. MARKXT AMD THIRD BTUJfTB. Zanesville, Ohio. Our Auortzocnt is full and coi plete,- and an our Goods were purchased during the recent dedine in the Eastern Markets, IFff/XW WARRANTED IN SAY- WILL SELL THEM brains with a clulxv Ja two huam. tbe Woodstock, 43 miles from Clileago, husband cams boms, foantrthi mstgled and theCbunty seat of McHenry County body of bis wife upon the floor weltering coctain#3000 peopta. It has doubled It* In blood, and his children weeping in' jopulation lince I visited R on a Icctilr- terror about tbe house. Herayodi2i__ ing tour, 11 years ago. It han eevcrul tiger, seized the nourrel. wesjions and good Churches and 4 Femtnary. '' • ’I ■ - went after the murderers. Tbo first two ahlro, and failed In the Connecticut Harvard, 12 miles fhrtbcr on, is a pret­ Indians he met, tbo’ probably Innocent only because otx-qunrtor of their voters ty village, and has a population of 1200. o f tbe crime, Ml vletlmsofhis vengeance. were too lory to attend the polls and de­ It is a railroad centre, and has sprung Their bodies were hurried In tho middle posit their ballots. into life within a few yvara It has a of the rand, near the seen® of the mur­ Tbe result of the elections in the thriving high Rcbonl; we dined here. der. The really guilty ones rocaped.Townships, and Cities of the States, |>«y Ing 75 rt-. for our meals, and get ting Tho aflldr created much excitement oar money's swth. We nextpaaxed lhe through tbo country. But the Indian* Cheap where no general election waa held, ere equally gratifying, and show glorious I Interesting towns of Lawrence, Fharon, suddenly disappeared and nothing furth­ Radical victories, even If the “Land of j {Hinton, Shapicre, t> cee having a popu- er was done in (ho matPt. , The soil nf tho country from Idsbou JuMbsr Pumpkin Beads and Wooden j. tat on ranging from 600 to 1000. . Cash — -1___ , Nutmegs-’ 1)3*- for once, proved recreant | Tbs atopte crops, grown In thta section, lz* *- -■ - *- I. to Liberty, •»«! »be political right, of seem to be corn and winter wheat. The ground was quite tore of snow, and the wheat In tho fields appeared to be much injured by the frosts ci winter. Janesville, 85 miles from Chicago, Is a rapidly gre*tag city of A030> -M.ODO people. The buildings are I tf good stylo, mainly of brick end stone of a yellow tab solar. A large stream, about the size of ; 1867 fticts Customere can Eave 1867 RUSSELL & NEVINS dr: t m, That our 25 Pei- Cent. On Former Prices. WE W) NUT MERELY SAY »E GOODS WILL NOT UK UNDERSOLD the cheapest for or Beady-Pay! RUSSELL & NEVINS ;«p the l)Mt BOOTS ud ) ' SHOES in town. Inland, south-west of Fvrtagc, Ltim County sent, and numbers 2000 people. It te beautifully emboamned among tbe —--------------- ------------- r—hllta,thatrissaroandlt,lnsom®frrohmTh!swasttebomoomrastowW.Brown, esa, tea height of ssreml hundred foot. Challenge the t'City” on TEAR tiro oatbowf “M Jaais Harman,•’ «gd a It supports two Rspub.'lain newspapers, Tbvr mJ> te. MM mi as tie M Mbm Temperance writer and leeturvr of (be with nary a democratic pngar In tbo first ctesa. Bs died hero hi May tot, of BUSSELL't NITOIS To our Customers As Cheap as other Mer­ chants have bought Tfy ub and you will find that >ur extremely Low Prices will theee aUUmects. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-04-17.pdf 37d561f25199daab6e0c37269023519b PDF Text Text GEO. F LTBETRTTWT? DEW THRMB, "liberty <nd Union—One end Inseparable.” BO IKT ADVJEWCT' HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17,1867. gisliap’ ijuaintu Sirtrlcrj. J.rat ant JJurtllaat.nj. ornauxrunjSauaiMnTT. UT- idaaHiaarwWBda^aafl to JatodOiU iAaaawwaapaattoprawa. Tamfo,., and ail mat *9 —* " weaweg.m*i waaa.azawM *aaa. MT Lagal Adaartiaaaaanta an charged ai the rale of TOaawto par Mief 100 word*,)toetbb flrat a«!M«Mtoft>raachoabae<lwaHrMrti.n. Maeeaallla and other adrerUMmcala/nn gso to S100 a aolaaa, per anaan. raichtgaB Cralral Railroad. Trai»SM»» the Wablgwa Central Mair.Manvie.ee Bailie Creek .a fblt.wa: , ea.nre vaaw.da. •toy vwaaa............ '.’.’."J’J..tft e S. B«»»taB,...................n*a PW. S’gbtltpraaa.......................... AJOa.b. ra.iaa uireiu NwalMtA........................... IIU*.* ItorSrpeeaa...........................|,u r ,. Xeeai.g Klpreee. ■ •........... ItM a. B. Might laprM*.... .. ............ -id* a. a. K.W. EfCR, Oea'18openot*a0eat. • MABOJCO. • ■ • ■ Jh Ma. TacA3.«l regular mMttBgaofllartlBKa LadaS VV F. and A.X,arw baldto MaooV/vT\ ianaH.anWadwWdayMaatagaflndrb.. T«« Regular BMrtiaga of Orangerule Ladre Mm HU. yFr. Md A. Mjar. told a* Mavwio ifil I. O. «f O. F. n*alla<a Lodg. No M, l. O. rfO. F.. laaato in Odd Fellow. Hell. Rower L'lnek. enry Tae. day eee.iag al aeran .'elock. Bielbera ia good • landing .re cordially larltod. O-. » I. o. «f Q. T. e The rernl.r menUan of WILD FLOWBX LOIMIE. So. **..ra held Mandat annl.g.feaah Wtok. at the Lodge Boom la Goodyear Block, Haallnga.MIch. Fcur O.l •■itln.— The llaao-Ban Club ia now Ground* far tbeir apntta, Ibe rtqnirrd portion of which they era pulling la perfect order, fineecu to the cnterpriae. ADM1NBTK4TOR» BALE. iMfnovXMKjrts.—The cOecB of tbs Judge of 1‘mbatc. Treasurer, Pnwecutor, Register, nnd Clerk, at the Court House arc living Improved, much to the credit ofthopBcpia at (ho County, aad ooo»fbrt of the oempanta. ITLUfflC & GREAT WfflM Broad Gauge Railway! der, and the nerceaary atep taken to make the County Park, what It ought to I*. FU11 farther Improvement arc ermteuplatod and very desirable, not least of which laUiepkwdng of blinds on the NEW J udge of Probate, and il ia to bo hoped It may prove contageous. R UdKEU. A Ncvnn, are changing and Improving their etore, very much.— Ackly A Drake have made theirs dccldly hyndnomc. Goodyear has changed the Front of Ute Store an the North­ west corner of State A JefTmon atrect*, KF*Ta varyeenasa ar very aad U iaeoati.1. Hawley la doing the mme to hla, and eatvitl* grolbod.ly brrtib-rt>. o.lural rt»U Grant baa already done the aamo fur the of good brrtlh I. a cbwrfd oa». Sadaea. ar law Proprietor of the Stars under the Bam- iplHU, mad melancholy of di kind., an art. MX* office. The old whisky shop next Wert of Thill Ipe A Bcntiy, la being ren­ ovated, chjuigod anil purified, and la soon to be occupied as a Banking office by Mr. Galloway. . Mr. Monroy la building a now Store on JcfRraon Kthxrt oppool to tba Port­ Office, to which under Dr. Ruberte the Poet Office la to be removed, and the sec­ ond story of which it to be used as a millineraahop., D. R. Cook, is building a tine Brlek Residence on the StreetJust West of the present Rewldenoe of 8. H. Cook, which when completed will bo tho finest House In the County; J. 8. Goodyer to flubbing in flue style his House on JcfTurrcn Sire-1; A- Rlchurd-on is compitting a fine Store Jost north of-the Globe Hotel, and there ore numerous other Improvement* made or to be made, early Uito seneon, all of which will add PIANOS! PIANOS!!! CANRAD IARVESEI, PROBATE ORDER. | ? u ' BriERli-F SALE,1 und*r Um teal eflha Clraeit Cawrt for tba Coualr ii /Mg PROBATE ORDER. SHERIFFS SALE. Prtu claims to havo heard a Connecticut copperhead, rejoicing over the victory of Ho*m or Bvr«ariaoa.i.—A Sjxcial Baaaioa of that State, exclaim: “Thia to thebert tba Board of Haper risers raavebed al Um Court lloaa. oa Meadajr aftoroooa. wad ergaalini. I— thing that has happened for us since the porarihr. by tb« clecUoe of Horn Adam KUic.tr flrat Bull Run."____. l®-;Tho Marcbanta of our rWnlfy ><M b. a^d. while UMjMdlycahbraUd rtU notice in our columns, the odvorsemeut <JfiMes-m.'Trafly, Irwin A Co., Frodurlag lb* owl BriHuiat and LaaU.ir Fol uh of anytkhs at the ki »g arer off. rad » LFRED C. WIUHOS. Cawata ,’k will gin prompt artaatloo .Ila KciJme., A P. O. addrma, r Ca. Mlcb. . Atlantic A Gt. Western Railway. a s 4 H > n i pie, and the Governraanl of tho Bolton, accordlnglv, threatens to declare war Fancydat Ibe Sew Hall |. Union Block. o« Friday against Greece. It to difficult to say. eeMUig. Myen* Harp Bud will faralah tba mu- whether a preservation of peace or a deciarauon oi war wouia ansicu more wi > ahoplil call aul all wbo lore to •***> tba light, fanuclic Tee. Bat th. arraognawerU am all ar dissolution of tho Turkish Empire. In eellenl. aad no doubt the party will be a very cither cas:. a erfato to approaching. j plrauat om. Tick, to, only *1 U. Mexico. Thu latost report* from 1 F*rr D*r —The Gorrtnor bar.ng appointed the Mexico contradict ths rumor of a defeat | ISlb inat., aa a day rd Fading and Frayor. The of Eecobcilo bv tho Imperaltota. The 1 naval Uoioa reiiglowa eiertiaaa will be bald on latter, on the contrary, continued to be Tburadayal Ibe Proabyleriad Cbnrab— Sermon besieged nt Quaretaro by the Libera! for­ by Rev. A. F Moose. Appropriate aerrioa will, alw. in connection wilh the other rrquiremeata ces, by which* they wore largely out­ numbered. They recently made a aortic. .r L_.i ,l. m.n—4,. u-_ but waa repnlved. Prodlro TMaa wm only one teipbe distant from the City of Mexico, lar'tho immediate vicinity <if focaalSeadoa, diridml lb. Tiltaga Into Si.ltoml whlchSO, 000 men had been conccntratei.’. DkMrieU dlapmuiag with Iba ofc» of HtiVel Com. mlaakin.r, aad appointed the following gaoUeIMFAI'.TIAI. BvrrSAOt-The Legis­ awa 1‘adr Marten r . ' lature of Wisconsin has parted the bill ». C. Hanley,' Wm. Upjohn. A. Bichardaon, T. granting suffrage to tho women of the State. At the same time New Jersey has denied tho franchise to its colored people. Wisconsin has thaa advanced as for as New Jersey baa retrograded.— The black a of Alabama vote, and Wlaoonaln.Ju the load of Stales, hasenfran- Fraatiaias Fhysiataa aad SnrgMC. Barry Jia, Mich. c SHERIFF SALE. Full Im Frame, Ofsrstrw Bas, Ra*ni>a CiarLa —Tba neat meeting of the happinrasand pica .uro of tho 1‘eojiie. RMdlagCirale will be held on FriJar evening, al the reaidenoeofR.il. Wmnerfla. Bauler.. MUa TtiBKKY.—The war party ts raid to bo <<wcore.i,W« Maaaaui.UraaniM.ar. Mm Meoa>. 0 O SCOTT. YORK prmbvMB, PHIK.A»El*raiA, a oxine I am now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, 1860, as will! fully appear by the above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, bring along your claims and have them properly settled. My charges are as/owasthe lowest, and no charge unless claims col­ lected. FRANK ALLEN. Hastings, Feb. 4th, 1867. CHANCERY ORDER. at aad resales aaatb Missteva aad >r •» baadndOa (UT41V.U)«ha*a it twaah-U^aa aad Urtatyaaabt : ko-le-tL) dulse Tbnca worth <1 wraaty eight otfa hvadradtha (1< ha*. Tbasa* earth •eraaty two irtba (TSW) d»ft»™. Waal alitm't laue-baadradUu (l« M-lnoch) aba CHANCERY SALE The Methodist Social will mere on We strongly ndvbo our Merchant! to Wednesday evening of thia week at the oj>cn trade, with them. ■ n-sidence ofR. J. Grant, Esq. The pub- • For over thirty years this firm has suc11c nrecofillally Invited. oo»fully carried on bturinwa In the moat lion arable and liberal manner, anil they are M well and favorably known na any Nati:mal Rev, mux—The aatirtica ahow that tho total receipts of the Gov cramaot for 18M were *633,OT7,M8, neaily 800,000,000 mere than those’ ot any other year. *300,000,WO.were rtfsod by Intesnal taxation, and 5180,000,C00 came from Imports. The total expenditures in the year wmUA^.a', and while 1<n of the balance has bean need In payment at the debt, much ia reserved as a baste of specie i»ymcnt. GUARDIAN SALE p tba miliar of th. aUh rt A flea A. WiUmaM. Molies la bawby glroo that la pwnauMt of ib to. ami aaUimiy g~te! tow. bytb. Jadgc of SOLD OUT. The Business at the OM Bund, in all iU Various Branabaa, MORTON’S GOLD PENS, ADMINISTRATORS SALE. «^«£E&Sfad8 GUARDIAN SALE. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. �CITYDBUG8T0M F. D. ^Ackley, DBUG&18T4 GEOCEB, ■tisf PAINTS AND (Ml* PAINTS AND OILS. « ' Books and Stationer}-. ; Books and Stationer}-, Books and Stationery. ' KSftF IFKlsirnann Its rim forms a narrow brim and cnj>e. which leste low upon the foaehoadand snrtnounte the aUntoa: the latter fa a fonohiun, with an oval brim and cape, ouc nrifod like a tiara over the forehead, r*to tLoy will avoM^tho n»..nda of most L-wtia. Yet, fifty ycar i ago the habit of drinking liquor among men In the'-e towns mm as common an drinking wa­ ter. Ou every wccaaion that drew nun to^othcr, whether tnooraful or gay. it opculy atow their mailman to eoojon.tc *or reuniting all the Polbh territo­ ry under the rote of Austria, df Au-.trla were ika acmod of a greater strength and vitality th m jha rudly Is, the c rnovemcaltt might raceme dsngeroui to Fo’dd'nk’ > b,’th ‘l”d TrtFxlx Bui aa it b, aerreat i *’’•? tmIy *’ive to Irritate and unite - fiiml-h ■ Ru’Ma cud PrumLi against AuAtna: and ja ( .hp,| ' *1 ’•corns likely that ihc Palm will have liquor at tho funeral of his little U»iu. !?W » M»ii ,,lrartX rof Pn'u"K their coufl1 inked, it wax regarded quite a ntne-sabvWtore «• »<4 strong ry.that a heat should fumleli hb visitors |d'nc8.1?® Wer d htrulxh with liquor as that ire should furnish «DOUg“ !0 »VClt ItS OWP lulu, touch loo them with eluilm. If I recofloet aright, on Cha InstnUatfon or the Rbv. Dr. fhy «k> you stay here for your sfater Lord, ox-Prc Jdont of DarUnouth Col­ inf vent • I vrV give you my little lege, as a young and clpqucnt young spinning wheel, and do you go clergyman In my native town, overyth-rioal in the world to fcek your body wax very drank. In fact, Idon't _— _____ i wrappad hsreclf Labas grey cloak, and took tho little ,. Wall paper. Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions' ' ETC.. ETC., ETC. " ETC. ETC, ETC. ftjjRXS lire most suitable for long foot*, tho "Sa-ignt" more becoming for round tent, in file ha pro- faces and for rather dhnlnuttvo figuras. xerved a feeble remnant of Foilab n>time It spun a cloak and a monstrous tionalliy. This remnant the Rusalnn Opera batt are often made entirely of fratteere, ornamented with metallic bugs 1O“Vba”can these U- for,I wonder, raid tJprnrayoontbairtiowdeolroYrd by ihns cnuihed roaea and crystal de w-<ttope. u&iscb fcnicd on tho 6th or January.— tho princtfo." . • • Tho did division of the country into five Just then the beard awlspcrius out­ Rovtrumcnfa give* way to a Mw divia­ side of 11:v window, and openingFt wil­ ion into ten, each having a scpaiato Ute »U «taj •/ A»rU, X. D. 7. AMOS WAXtrtKID, ly. asked who was ibiuc. Governor, almost wholly dependent up­ CUrau »ru. ft af C~Bty CbAfam^ "Jam the king’s, son," answered a on orders frtm hl PeCcnhvrg. Tne •i:. D. OTKIKKR, t • voice, "and I <U11 come to try and save olliar.akMes )toc* the flnancM and Hie HecreUr? of th. Hoard of Coesly Cnnrnn. the king, my father, who is here in the ixwtil aurnlnlstratkn under the direct giant’s resttre." ra U« oadeTBignta CkalnMB and tbastan control of the Rnwkm authorities er tho bo Board of Coont- Can.BMora.do harsby atr"Walt n moment," sold tho princess," Rusalun capital. Together, three ukases and I will throw you down a iope." leave haruly anything which dfaPho made Gist one end of the rope she tinguisheo one of tire m w Poiiah Govhad spun; and there climbed in a hand­ from them- gnrernments of some young men with hb kuurJ’ln ernmenta Rurein proper, arid the renxival of the hand. . last remnant rif this distinction will “Alas, you ore no maU-h for thai dreadful giant,'’ Mid the princess. "Put on the cioak. put on Che cloak 1" d«ot people of the same nationality to teanl .fCo«aty Cu>aa* buned the wheel; aud the moment tho lean u, on, or If Russia were peopled, HTMlitO rrtneo put it on. ho tacamc In visible; to like Austria, by a number of different * ---------- *----- » could no longer, we naUonsltet with cktshlng Interests, the boldly Into the gLint's cuaugca 1ft Busdan Foluud might be re­ th heid, and went away garded as mure nominal than dgniflBut as neither the one nur the is the core, «md ss Poland, .nwio , — -—■— -;-■ —. —w- —-> «.-w Tho next morning, when Leila woke other dfamemtered thro ovef. will be fully , mounted, and a gieat deal of ornsmentSI, "Let pt at,1' the said, looking »nl .... ----- r al work executed by the sewing ma­ tough her Little glass, “if our dear ab­ chine, constitutes lhe finishing, and the ler b eaten yet r* oost la $14 par pair." But, Instead, rite wiw tho Princess Sarah, radiant and beautiful, and Just about to bo married to tho handsome young prince who had climbed Into the gfont'a c&atlo tho night before, and flew Into nucharofc al the 'ignt. that she died on tho spot, and Bo ended the PrinIopulatlon upon their territory. ocas earah’u trouble. Tho fw-vrro mcari:ci which the IlurMan Govcnnnent haa adopted with rtprd to Belaud Lavs chlolly been oocooloned by the great patxatugo which han Horace Greeley attended a t< rapcrauco of bto been extended to ilia Pules in cenrrntlon In Philadelphia the other An-drln. It hn-, on u sudden, granUd day, and made a t.peccb, in the coeroc of tothain Mily ad .heir detmui<L-. It U w appointed an cnthuMlio champion which he gave a tad picture of tho de- of a nstcrcd 1’olbh uailun. Count inondiution which prevailed In New Go'.uchowiki, Go\\rnor-Qcr.cral of Gall"fcL — * ' boy, Horace licU ; it has ailowodXUo Prevlneiai Dirt Ct alifawB. ! of GaiLcin to be opened for the first timee tarry. in Ihc Polish, liirt-sd of the German m ternpcrmcc wen tbo great general lamim-e} It hard! conttnuttl tho cfflrlnl German paper* publbihod In the Po ­ change thnl baa Lccu wrought wltldn the Umcof my recollection. I am tot lish crown land; it has cons h> lir In I'tbcaklng of tlic clianga la the habits of complying with the wbhrs of Poke m Lucio who did not drink at aU. I was tnaEow thorn to poos the most oppress-1 lx>m and lived for sumo years In a rural ivc and unjurt mcaaurea against the Now England town. And 1 venture to Ituthenbuxx, who constitute alx>ut onesxy that the New England iown« hnre ' half of the population of Galllea. By Casoty a! Barry. ’ ’ aigrod habits xair.ny aih>r. At least, thee tuid other measures Aasirln has , w* dx hereby SsrellV, that la their own idea; whether they Tl^l Jtex hrtgT.lax te a eorrext UBteimol b< tto ore rigid or wrong 1 do uot say. At any rote*Ki.rn bl th, CouBtr of Barre.SMantldN•£!* t' •‘-l-HolOBd.i.t rf lte('l«,tl Kbool. at U» OomfsI EloeUao b«ld fa *ab C*«aty m tkx (ret day >f April, fa wasr WALL'PAPER WALLPAPER ETC. ETC, ETC. PEL0U3ET ri-nghim —------- -—nutc-. he 1 from a neighbo In । CAU. AXOKKK. CALL AXDrLV. CALL AXD BEK, ORGANS At Ackley ■ At Ackley’ At Ackley’ AMD MEX.DDEOMM, 1-BBaBBoodjxwxrrfta tat £ret prise, a bald Va«.i UA» Tho Bert Organs,A BMricaa laaeltalt. Kaw Yart. Otfafar. ISU. 1 jtscgrttgerAffate-, Moffat'S Life Pills A5D PH(E5IX BITTERN. The Host Sueccesfal Medicines in tho World. Brteblhhed in 1A25 by one of igssss oar Most Eminent PhysklacH, and now used throughout North and South America, with more pleasing results than any other Hedldnc In *” r V Tl!**!- **?*?Wiiilast (Btw ,nd ubLiuc Kltlre.ian! «!.Saul /.'»™l.or cages of diseased Liver. Bl^-i « .... .... ....I (l.i.l.__ ■ -,.K_1__ . __ *L Skin, Indigestion, Costlrcnew, Bilious IxxupLuuU, RhcumalL-Q and Fever and Ague. Thousands of certificates are in oar possession, riob detailed accounts of perfect CUBES effected by these invaluable Modfdm. They regulate tho System and put all. the functions of the body Beal Estate Agency, in a healthy condition. The, i <»« alM ukaa Um nrr rlUibiuO ••■i- *—— fpy>M. <W graadMa vtrtr^ Whv arc you a rd and dlahcait-: Why do yon look at mo ? Beet law yr>;> »ny, -you are dies That you do not hold tho hea. My heart will tell.LJtbful (uh You wondc.- who chn bo tho an .Well! somebody, (lading, by Tho Homo Journo! rays:: At on Fifth nvemreiNM’., fcl tfc ing, a bcaauml young tody was EXCHANGE BLOCK, Middleville. Barry Co. Mich. H. WEIGHT Agent DOR SALE­ I« ceaMaatlr r*caivfas larg* latrim «f FRENCH CHINA, •r sb^abb BumrxL inn, *r okb-bau n> .. ,«KU HU11O '<KU Wbila Franck Chuu Uiuurtku, 1SJ t --J “ " " Jh,B*r HJ ent—"What cm I do," rfild he. artcw&?5L*5rT"-wL. tflivo-^n air five eta. apiece! ’ Two men ln"D ivonport, lew, one woman aa Chair own lawful They hnvsfgonc Io law about the Judge is posited. The worn she don’t care which' ntAnahs ha ^xJ.aLgMUaiKUiUJU, aV0f*FriI,A.D BEAUTY f I. testlMay vtoretav. ifi*. Abt. AuStrut, Goldi:x,_Fj.axm dr b'ttns . . Ctntta, AU<M WAKEFIELD. JrC***V Canramre. HRrelwy of u.x lfa*rd .f Coary Caansaxxs, Latmt Fauuoxa D»mam W. Bradlry’i Celebrated Paleal DUPLEX ELLIPTIC {OK Docnu m-UQl ry now and thcn.it ts true, 'omv tipfder, perhaps a deacon or a mini-ter In the church.'went down among the heavier SKIRT. ths rrdncosn b.irnh bad taken. Then “Nolody worked without rum. I re­ abb erdnred that the rood should atreteh Itself, laughing to herself ths white ■ membered* tliat when an Itiahnian anti BO, afu-r tho 1‘rtmwM Sardh had moand with the rs-t of tho laborers for a whole day, with no bailor bevenuro tlianbuttennlik, Mwai regarded as a jJiyslologlci! plitmoascnon. But wc are One of ths boit'thing’ Pct o j'S ’isew party by tho naaa. They may talk of love in 'a co abc had not noticed before- tsbo went up to it, and found tho window, and SsiJSi ■fesa’sKEis; If nature bewitehlngly aimpl wTwiiWlMrdi<|as boose, ami eolte'l In vwln. Then she w-rnt Ywrk to iho tlO'.r and kooeked lutrtya me aaiy flirtation By thatagi> Li r a rban ■ .1 x r tn tba pa' ^fWbatdoyouwnatF’ adtfrla load, hash voice ; mid tho door opening sud- tapper fltal ttea is ■ Wd,” votaan. “ Yauore walromc «o«ow I Ctadl ast you f ar « this, the nrinexM wxa Lgtitaupd. and luii no.app. WSSLSW# as popular it fa ixdputdor row id ur cut tn slashes. Bleovre are und going decided Changes. Coatatoorrei worn, but ft—*-— much lunger, lag^ytta sitsmnr--’ .ttTEl �Stisr urt Otprtoist. GREAT OFF! A Dr llrelr JI o.baud. Not many veere'ta* there lived ta small town tn Bucks county, a que end cstromclv timid chau—onn uot or NEW GOODS •uDai . To buy your Goods, J Just below the Brick Block. NEW G-OOJDS OC •»rry*MH«W KW and St} If juat pu.t'wud f„r cnlh U u FH«-Md tiling aaoar naneanra t For the People! PRINTS FOR 194 Ou. GOOD> BROWN SUGAR ISj Ct*. BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP ; «’ > ’All ’ Kiixuw ! nV ‘ ’ ,,'f. TOBACCO STORE tr.TOU WAKT GOOM CSUP. OG TO. pHILUPS 4 FK»entiM.k.ttl.PUMMbUyym- ‘ gENTLETU Tobacco, If you want good bargains, go to. DRY GOODS AND PIPES, ’ ' ’ aMs :,... • . ’ * r . MisaBCUAU, Dry-Goods,.,... - Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y if Glassware “ ■ BRIAR abo® • . la atnweUMtl^MiaQrXi'hlLteaa . asaowraaa, . sari tniMii uhem?> . »- J *.'i kin<& RaaAlly'krpt U * FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. Ci’.-L.u.cl:! Mrti a COME AMD SEE TREV IIA VE JUST RECEIVED umuiauixo low rwoua Ready Made GOTTA-raiCHA, ’ & GRANT, •‘Cash,” AUCTION PRICES SNUFF, ABD IF TOO DOlTTSp: WH AT YOU VAST ASK FOR IT//.-, i. 1 at • ■ CIGARS, PHILLIPS 4 BEXTLEY*3 . We keep constantly on hand a full assortment of ■ ' ‘bu’.t GROCERIES GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. BAELOW, GOODYm ■ Joint. ■ ’ 1 io the amascnioat ,of all urauuiL nrlwn nrred to om® hi by tho Aieblo vofco of hb ■‘natter half,'' ho r. uliod. with th • g-cat w trapilailon : “No. no, tajidi-v; I daro not oxtobo fSr *’<«*»»» ••dflfer- MB J. C- MAEL : Before you, Buy at any other • Da X BB.yXk; Consulting Phywcun, ’ '■ \ ' ■ " !>»O4»V*t. Saw TOory z— smew. Ims. a.tmy—z THE LA R GEST A ED REST Give us a coll! PRILLDS 4 IUTUT SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GfOODS V. . Uuj SPOONER’S fw.-taw.fr * CURE ■y h ar. alt -. 1 boiiilthffel and '.rtto.thcn, : o d» it soul* tody, who e’er ho b® ■-! toy h/*t3a u-f e|i brryJy'nnh Mst; Ba US iw% inconepow r ln~tl»fftcy, Bilious Fever, H»v ar? y«u s id ami dlahem toned ? Why do you look at mo ? , v Intermittent Fever, Chills and Fever, 15000 DOLLARS AND Groceries, ever bro't to this Mart, CONSISTING LN PART OF Remittent Fever, Boots &■ shoes, Congestive Chills, AntiFeveh HI-RR.1H ESTABLISHMENT! THE ASTESGS N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done as iibual by Fairchilds. DRUG & BOOK ...STORE . , L. Bccxlxt will continue as Salesman os heretofore. Eet bllshed in 1851 By J.T». ROBERTS. TU U Mtaj More and B&tler HARDWARE STORE COST Duiii tie Nsit Thirty Days, Consisting of READY MADE A Sun lay aclxxO teach®-, deploring the lack nr utu ndanre to the few pnsent—“Whitein I du," mid lie, -‘to get tlie boysand girls hira?" *1 know I’1 said one of th ■ urchin*. "What Is it?" ■‘Ulvc’cm alf live eta, aptoto!" Two tnea In Divcnport, lowt, c’dm oao woman aa tlwir own lawful wl'c.— They have pw to law about It, and th* Judge b puxded. \Thq woman says she don’t care which nAtasha ha«, sosuo CLOTHING I Ins behind ieggs. Mo.wm a -he kaf. I will give th-co shllHn-i to overibeddl to bring him horn.’’ \ ji At Ft <inbmait..of^Mfllai<r a hatband, Knowing hla own utfjr h.dpieetnew. draw so closely to hie wife's side fir S-jtafort aAd osdn tfleo, m wtion h? K-mta a button aewed oq his shirt Ladies’ dress goods, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Dumb 4 gu e. Ladies’ furs, Choice Family and will be sold at Railroad Prices, mH AddiBg.TremportataSH •»< wua'au m^nly •( CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost ta asd Sa fir Ynndro. Nashville, Tenn. Co ffe e JOUVENS Double all woiflShawls 8,50 worth 5,50. Land for Sale! I wish to sen 80 ACRES | of ftmbsred Land, lym« three , mile* east of Hastings, 3i acres lsow$d to wheat, *’ Luire ' ‘-r,to .t Dr. RAliVEys UOLpEN PILLS.' BAI' CANS, PERFUMERIEH, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING' EX­ TRACTS, 4*0. COMPLETE Wm. Spoonek & Co., Spices, <fcc, Alc. A Large Assortment of Travllmg Baskets nC5TETis”ntinQt ATtTEta I H«ra|s U>» plan ta bey year :POWDtR. CAPS. SHOT. CARTRIDGES, ILTJI F4WT WADJ, 4C, i: Mudge & Bailey. SSsgaag Diaries for 1867. s “a Terms Cash. A aar’wfcMagnf .L wWI tx ftmftd (a Dr. HARVEY’S FEMALE PILl^. Iron, Nails, Staves, CHEAP A 8 THE CHEAPEST. For Sale by all Druggists. KID GLOVE CLEANER Good Black Overcoat $7,60 Eniauasaa 11 Taxaa. worth $10 A Cbuchoda Bcvcr “ $12 , worth-$18. Fine Caster Bcver “ $20 wvrtli $30 AC^Mdaiari, X- T. anMta ,j Bl’k Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 Suite for Business, 12 “ 18 Hen^’CqS*. , r5 .“ 8 Ud:esLMdf 8 “ 5 “ fur Collars 3 “ 4.60 N.iaby li» stld U thatibo beief la. Aba EngiishMeriuo, 0.75 yd wide 1,00 o It of the norm lofldk th® UamoeraHc French *' 1,00 worth l,5o 0. o^j — par y by tho nock>. • 11 1,12* “ 1,76 Kt Vl'tCAStta iUIBRXE BASK ‘They may tanTif*tote In'ft oSkuje, BuiEilo Rohcb 7,50 " 10.00 Aad bower* of trclllwd vine, “ 12,00 “ 16.00 Of nature bcwitddngly almplo, j Ladles’ Knit Hood .76 “ 1,12 A^mnktaUWhard^o Rd rlye me a»ly flirtation , . By tbeAgiiU.rletaa.ldkv, With Mtuqc tojZay In Hwpouo And upjjyd^ W>.-y'Aetata of all kinds, GROCERIES! PHOTOGRAPH ALBUHS P Gloves and Hosiery. HARDWARE OILS, PURR WINES. AND LIQUORS. HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREASE BY THE BOX. ' Cnssimeres, Periodical Headache, Patent medicines, DRUGS 'CHEMICAIS, PAINTS, Fancy goods, De’xraFt.s. Ladies Shawls, Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs «JWS"5AV'SLS??i:: refl kn'. He hod it while epbt on one of AGUE Bryans Life Pills, G O O 8 Bleached gooda,* popular A.T MORE- VAtUAi^X 1 fajix GULD f fiiAlobed sreryibing' slM .1 Sbcci Irss. Shelf Hardware, ROPE, OHIND-arONtB. Farming Tools of all ■t kinds, UA1NT8. V 'flLASS. u pum AND WOODEN WARK A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WHOLESALE OB RETAIL 8iikvand Straw Bonnets. Finnan Neighbors Everybody k EXAMIN OUE GOODS ’ AXD.PWCE3, ' fesSipgm All BSTUI <f Wkm»tlih.1bMiemit«»fly <» head CALI, or Sale, And Hardware Merchant, HARNESS SHOP. And ba Contiaatd. of At FACT Act vtart StUinff Good, CBEAFER MWsf it to tba ?»<$•' >J Profoundly Barry County, fcr lheir liberal !*yi!““se heretofore, we ink patronage : ..«d wejwiu BRACE ft OTWYEB, : iqSBERS .AMD «M*XLtM-.0F EA-JS. ©ATS. MM. AT EASTER). a * II. T, ASTIKijr A co.. MuabcKrcn .t nutm^lc ■asaaiaie, Wu4«^.M4.faML W1 llaomr.r, N. V. �BUY CHBAF SAVE MONET! trust to the Consatutior.al Convention, iabout to assemble, to Insert a clause tn 1the new Constitution exprreaiy declar- to considerable of an extent, an to what action, If any, U l« desirable to take.— Home are looking to tho OonaUtuUonsl Convention an tho most effectual agent now within their reach, and hojKj to in­ duce that Body to aid them by a Conatlnational pro vision, that shall aatborizc Towns and Cittea to vote Huchald.no: exceeding a given per emt, as the tax- ;proper restrictions, co aw in wnraa ,of Internal improvements. In order to render the more effectual, aid hereto tore authorised—a« lor In- AND MICHII RAILROAD, was obtained general railway omnkri Rai strnotion of any desired pubi-c Improve­ the benefit of < ment. Others are seeking aid through •USSi'SW different channels, tut tho groat object of all seems to be to got the people's money, to aid id the construction of various elseaes of Improvomenta, but more especially to aid in building Railroads. IN PRICES insintss of hodth l»prsfwbl«- If y<» wish to bllliuiM bn4 Mix. Istanalitooi fster, IndrgtetloS MreMsvisiMtaM-teosM.ls sUitoFlbaUlods. tb. U«Magi of “ A so«Bd miqd is a fo»vi btoy - so. this IsMOMxn*. yrer.aOTSN-d re­ stored". Uymo^boolihtaitetae‘‘hJ'.“,s -Wild cats are plenty in the northern t of Main. The inhabitants shoot m from their door steps. -Two men died recently In eonse■nco^ of drhjkln^ alcbobol from tho J.J3. GOODYEAR A CO. JFJT ARK NOW JUCXTFIKg ni- fat Oh searing TtossgreviM* are c.qniMfis. Tte InllH. flrilj.ap to Iks Hom. sad th« Literary Artkin H a character to improrsaad stersle, th. aUretira reader. P»bibb.4 by Ok J. hums, FtataWphl*. Fssa, al Maytar. Thia. »od all of lh» other Max«na« noticed RXCT FROM MANUFACT. URKRS AND AUCTION , fa, Hyainl X 1 DwhllitT and Prestos H0USK3 IN NKW YORK, A VKRY CHAITELLIM’I WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, V . t. LARGE & FINE Fortapr.risg.sd ■dsntUJriag tbs Comptes- ted to extend financial aid by pledging Ute credits, or taxing the property-hold­ ers, of the Coanthe and Townships wMch are to be most directly benefited by their eonatrnrtton, but this should only be done tn the most urgent cases,j m«K, COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFDL vane the voting of money or credits to coy Corporation seeking public flavor, at ths expense of well established, and well managed existing route-cr the object of —Illsrumord that tho U. S. Marshal at New York has arrested the principals in an alleged fraud perpetrated about a year ago ^' y I^P^tenent to the ENT VARIETIES OF Staple and Fancy —J. H. Bowman, one of the proprie­ tors of the Louisville Danoerai on Bun­ day shot a former employe named George Cooper, whom be ciiargcd with insult­ ing hia little daughter. Cooper will probably die. DRY GOODS Boots and Shoes, such aid aa wCI be of benefit to tho coun­ try, independent of the interest of the Btockholdsn ; and thla it seems to us ean best bo done by eo-operatlng as far as may be with the offioan of well establish­ ed Roads, to make the Stock paying, by extending to such roads, all the faculties airwsnry, and by paying, without com- Clothing, Carpets. Astrologt. CHASTELLAR'S Hair Exterminator 1 ! Druggets, 4 Oil Cloths, in a moonabte distance, should bo built Juataa rapidly aa tho improvements of tho Country will Justify. And to aid Kcb Rood, we fhvor the moat liberal Legislation consistent with those proper safeguards that should always stand aenare often reacntlal to prevent the dlstrurUon of the public credit, nt fhc hands nt an excited, and consequently, un­ thinking populace. Among tho JSoada of this olaan, and if wo except the Grand River Valiy, the most important tb our people, lathe Chicago and Michigan Grand Trunk extending from Port Huron to Chicago, Tin FUul, Lansing, Hastings, and BL Joseph.— The Road io one of tho noremiUm, and its construction is only n question of time. We look upon UtU an the only proper Rout for a tMrd Road across the Blate from East to West, and trust our people, after they shall have done their u-Aole duty in aiding tho rapid completion of the Grand River Valley, the/ri*. aiid rml fatevest of this people, so tar aa Railmade are concerned, and to the complettow of, which they should, so tar as is MOMeary, lend their united energise, will caked all the aid in their power. CooesrwIng thia route, and Ite prospects, we print herewith an article from the tta. Joseph Tracrter, to width thespectal attention of the reader is requested. Wall Paper, ENGINE WORKS, Crockery, A.c. Know Thy Destiny. Out Assortmcnt in full and com­ plete, and as our Gooda were purchased during the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, Oi uiiecis the enabling Art of 1M8, under which aid haobeen al ready voted,l tso amen datbo p nersl law as to give the C. & M. G. T. route via. BL Joseph, aa nd vantage over any .other content plsI <xl through lino In the State. The question now naturally arises. "Can the Michigan and Grand Trunk Railway lx- built?7' It is useless to disguise tfia tact that- tho Grand Tru^k Company of Canada in its corpo­ rate capacity has not the means to con■tnwtorcqulp n single mile of road.W hilc this is true, it is well known that perUre in Europe, bondholders, repre­ sented by Barring Bro's, JHothchllda A Co., and others have invested in that road, tho sum offorty millions of dollars and that in order to realize any interest invretmenL a through route to UUAIlLKt. O l.el, GATKt A TH. JOUBtloN a toubuh, d MWS'rtM.'EKli WEFKXL WARRANTED IN SA T­ ING TNA T WEUAN AND LI AMS, Cteeter Cretor. aad Utas* is Barry Cosalr. B Jokutawl, A. B. CUOPU A C lOtIKHnv 1 .•<> w. WILLSKLL THEM m«8 st i»w, CBISPEBCOMA. That our Customers can Save 1867 95 Per Cent. 1867 On Former Prices. RUSSELL & NEVINS a WE DO NOT MEDEL F SAY ARB HELI.IXQ WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD DH¥ GOODS Cheap as the cheapest BUT WE DO BAT KMPHAT1CAL- PULMONIC BYEUP. ZrTHATWE WILL8LEL for DxLCTtvx Hom—The President's hopes uro ehown by thia morning's Znfcffijrcnror. In a leading editoral It says the rosult in Connecticut Indicates a roaciten against the Radicals which will carry New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Tennessee and Oregon; that these States, with Connecticut, IW«ware, Maryland and Kentucky, will Rive the CouaervatlvM 100 votes in the next E’ectorial College, at least, against Ml for the Radicals. It thinks Califor­ nia, Nevada, Nebraska, New Hampshire and poredWy Indiana, may be carried against the Radicals byjudlctoa. man­ agement, which would give tho next Presidency to thu couaenoUrte, even If the Southern Staten are not allowed to Cash Beady-Pay ! MANY STYLES OF GOODS To our Customers Ai Cheap u other Mer­ chants have bought 7> -jin Mew York. Try ui and you will find that our extremely Low Prices will verify thrae statement. BABWW AIAIUT. RUSSELL 4 SO H"' • fine Block of Clean, endOLus-wxM for nle Cheep! MSSXLL & SIHKS 4« under^M Khtn Cjsjaucff^tdi .rir: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-04-24.pdf 8d0ee35840f770e6aa5635949d16cb4d PDF Text Text GEO. Itel- VOL. XL ^listings' iJminta Jinctorn. >ck, Janil auli ^iscrilantoui. riiOtlATB OSD EK. Day of Thanksgiving. ATLANTIC & CHUT W8YKM Broad Gauge Bailway I Friday of thia week, the Mth, Inat., Is to be obaarred throughout the United States aa a Day of Thanksgiving, Prayer and Pnfae, by the INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. In tills Village the public excrtdxn will be hold at the Presbyterian Chureh, at 7j o’clock in the evening.. The Rev. A. P. Moom, and the Rev. Wjc 8. Mihbmeb, officiating a •Chaplains. The music arranged for the occasion, by a Quartette Club of our very beat alngcnt, will bo exceedingly entertaining. The Address is to bo delivered by the —The Jaekaan CVteen favors a law to Ho». A- A. KNAPPEN, nf Kafam.yno, compel parents and guardians to edu­ cate their children. Eo do we. ju. rACT. roir ., OIFFKB. >F NEW Order, Its objects, alms and purposes, will make the addrevs of great value to AUMIMSTRAIOIW fl ALE. all interested In the Fraternity, and peculiarly Instructive to the people. Wc hope tho Church may bo filled to j A. n.'LDBWOK, its capacity. Banker chars the eleventh Volume.— It's pest history Is closed. The future is yet to be developed. With the next issue our paper will appear tn on entire new divan, with the Type all Copperlaced, and the advertiamonta very much I JOUS KODERTS. •er, r, dk.c. Joada ing nrsir- OLD K>ODfl YORK from us, and whoso knowledge of Uio , mey 11TD NO. 62 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,1867. PIANOB! PIANO8!!! C9XR1B IARVE8EN, We hope our friends who are Indebted to us cither for adverticing or < n Sub­ scription will call without delay and settle. The extraordinary out l$y wo have bix u called upon to make, to re­ dress the Banned, makes It a nceerelty lira .Teupljuh Social, Will be he’d on Friday evening of thia week, at the residence of Mn. Sldmoie, on Creek Street. Tho publicum cordially Invited. CHANCERY SALE. Important.—Tbc Hupretne Court has decided In the Mljilsalppl ease, that It diately. haa no power to restrain the President Probably the next bane may be de­ from enforcing any taw, pending the layed a day or two, as it fa almost Im­ possible to make the requisite changre, and gct<mr paper out by Tues,lay after­ noon, suck as the Hat for Coder Crock must go by Wedncs fay's mail or be de­ layed a week, wo will thank some friend living near the P. O. who may bo In the Bak neb particularly valuable for IlMtings on Thursday or Friday, to call lu local news, and our friends In all and take this package to the office. Af­ parts of the County will confer a great ter next week we expect our paper will favor on us and our readers, by sending appear on time without any fidlure. us all the local Intel Igenco their neigh­ borhood afibr-io. Give tn the facte and we will arrange them for the paper. iMmovaft.—Wo have received the Coss County Republican, all dretacd out in a bran new Chat, I clng Vol. Ten, No. One. The Republican la ono of our very best exchanges, and wo note thia eviden co of lit pru»i s.-lty with great pleas­ ure. Friend Campbell, here is our Me­ SHERIFFS SALE. •$ »j jja« °r, ggggfJLQgg By these ef Aar Maker Is the Country Tlrt tn fV*rmtr4/jrtLt ftUtir*. aft Tatra The in*pectten of the rnn.Iesl public Is respect. Ml solicited. Liberal terras to Dealers, Testers ATTENTION SOLDIERS! STATE OF MICHIGAN' 1 appropriation to pay for it—Rod. If It bo true, m intimated above, 'which w» do not believe, that the House of Representatives has no lawful right to with-hold an appropriation to pay any money stipulated away by the treachery of the Preaident and the folly of the Senate, why not let them take money at once, nnd not oak the people's changing iistU from * tortaigbtly lo a ■ueolbly cusgulat. Its two fjrteigkUy i«M will be sow- i Wanted.—Information is wanted of Representatives to become parties to iwtidated Into oee, Hie tnsgsslne enlarged. the the whereat outs of a man by the name o« such a gigantic public swindle. Thomas Chambers, formerly from the Tirr. Circuit Court for the County State of New York, la about 40 years of of Barry la now in session, the Hon. age, has been In the army three cr four Ixmla Lovell presiding. The criminal years. Any person leaving said Infor­ Calender la quite largo and embraces mation nt tills office or with hla father, therein important salts; one far obtain­ James Chambers, Llvlngstou, N. Y., ing goods under false pretense, the Peo­ will bo liberally rewarded. ple against C. W. Brings; one for Con­ tr Sagtear papers pleaae enppy. spiracy todefraud.tbej’eopleagalnst the it* rtguter readers. F*» ttetery ku td i rtRev. Jamas Van Wagner and Mrs. J. surkable soeocs* in * eery dIMeall Said; U>« Columbia. — The Minister of the F.NTms, an important case that de­ United States of Columbia at Washing­ mands the most thorough invcstlgatlqAt cUags it naw proposes wlU Ind fa still farthw ton claims to have rcccivel news from one Perjury case, said to bo Importing hla Government to the effect that the and several Larceny eases of leas Inter­ conflict between the President and Con­ Mi. The civil list la not Large, and the gress has been settled. We doubt wheth­ Court will probably adjourn by the end er the agreement, if It roaDy haa been of the week. Steel Fasfavu Piste, fallowed by a Toilet for lbs arrived at, will be of long duration. Opera,» Bsil-Dres*, a Yesag Lady's Dlsasr ee Er antag Dress, a Carriage Draw, Faabteeabte Meeve, Celel.ee Bonnet, Little Bey’s Panteteeoa, Olri'a JasAei, Ae_, A*. TU Music far this men lb Is, “ las'* Il Provoklngf Among tbs literary on. I I am now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL BOUNTY provided by Act of July, 18G6„ as will hilly appear by the above affida­ vit. Soldiers, and all entitled, bring along your claims and have them properly settled. My charges are as low as the lowest, and no charge unless claims col­ lected. FRANK ALLBN. Hastings, Feb. 4th, 1867. SHERIFF BALE. - MORTON’S GOLD PENS, Tn! BEST PKKB in Till WORLD. For sate st No 55 MsMsS Lsss. Ifaw York. »»d by every duly-sppclotsd Agent st Um Mat Fries (wilt cagraring) |t.k a year, Psur septet (with sue sngrariag) R.0C. Address Dbssoo A Fstersoe, l!» Walnut Street, PMtaklpbte.- Vsr aate by U.. Mate BrotW*. snenirr bale. JIWXLBY & MUSIC STOBI. Clocks, Watch®, Jbwklbt, Sil­ Tjib EusatAS Tksu.ty.-Ou tlw Seo ond page of this issue "Hl be found an lirtcrwUng article, on the recant Treaty ver and Plated Wars. SOLD OUT. The BuataeM at the Old Stand, in all iU Varicva Bntuchw �1861* 1'867 BUSSELL & NEVIKj DRY GOODS Ben *bs sows *f tksfr ctesifog *l>sg Os »rw» Biwv b««*. Is tk. dwp ktol M SMB, 1 ha's tola Aad waukwl tbe Hgkl *badvvi, to *psrth> sad Ckaw *Mk epittl like tree* rf*r lb* plate. pwu><ui rwiucvmiw, rfc-w; M«S pa*u luo r». «*•■**!( ik. *i.u. .in ib* r*»«*»r»M. money, and drove the cow home, lie did net want the calf, so that eery night XU 4raak pure ten; *■* pUrere*. ssUwfo WfoVl thc.gkU we«M। be cold It to a neighbor, who wanted It to mat" one that he already owned. On the following motnlr.g the cow was milked and turned into tha pasture. 1 he quanmyof milk given <n> thiMtiornIngwnismaxkabbrantdl-.bat then it was ant io Lc wondered nL Tho cow pni.al ly mliqcd her <tdf. and had eaten BOthiug. Atiutyht, boucvcr.nfUTcrot*eng the tender gra-a oil day. aho would ! auro to give n goed account of hvraaUi During the afternoon Amo* Bean dropped in at the coopcr'o ohop. Amo* was u neighbor, and a very warm friend. He was a forme.- In a unail way, same­ rimes working a: house building. Ho soon learned that Jouphua had purchas­ ed a cow of John Potman. "I don't tui$icnitand," said Amos.— "Potman 1* buying good cows. I h-nr>i him »ay, only two days ogo, that he wanted four more pood milkers for his dairy. What did you pay him ?" "F’lfbcn dolLnt?’ "Cheap cuouiih, at this seaaon. for a good oow. Htwcver, it may bo all their (hade. Tbs reran try to covered with pine forests, and vegetable garden* flourish along tha nonet, whereon the walrus are atoo found In'vast multitude* Wheat, Baals, Bartoy, White Bears. Turnips, Iccbcrga, Whales, and Gold­ Mines, err found a. far north aa the six­ tieth degree. All the -luxuries and ncorasitfos of life ere „ — that In a eampsitron of Mr. Sowani’i | milked. Ms raw a lar»c wooden i*dl flllotl to tbe brim, and then a email tin paU filled beddo. It was the large*: \ dining among roma, barley ripening on quantity of milk he had ever secs from J Icebergs, grav.. of luxuriant growth irrer otic row at one milking. [ which Uw lAqulmaux shuffle withMmw“Dees the tuua'ly give ss much ss 1 khnes, and Winter « werywheto slreplng UretF' “I don't think I ever milked less from in the lap of May. Il to tho Isothe ratal her al an evening’s milking," replied , Amos, as ho arose and kicked tho Uooi be. ciphered out. aa Mr. fie ward shows, back. “But twenty-five dollars to rather that tho peculiar Influence of the toothvrhigh. Mr. Ifoan." nuxl lino makes the climate of the mart Well what of U? Yoe ain't gut la extraordinary kind, ro that while the pay for her. 1 can't think fictb !• clnotn will grumble at Um* price. If he does, Ruwiana and Eaqnlmaux bare always shivered tbe year round in their fora, the he font Uw man 1 take him for.” Amos had turned to go Into the bouse, , will fre com}elled toomryan umbrella "I* IviDty-Uve dohara tbe least you'll to protect him from the sun. Yet if be !*’<e for that cow?” would be cold, ho may be. lea to always “Yu. am!" "And I can bare her for that ?" haudy. Would he roam ihrou^ b ■ grand "Isaid So." and solitary w-*U-, where tho Polar bear "Then the la mine." And John Pi.t-nnn gave Rein twenty­ 1* monarch of ail Le anrveys, hr has only fl re dollar*, end drove home the cow.— | to step out tn hto front door. Votla! After tea Ain't vent to the village and crice tho delighted Hecrctary of filatc. Bve Joe* phua tho money bo had ot-,! Would ho prefer a thickly retied cottuned for tho row. ••But," raid the cooper, opening hla I try, with farms, and gardoua, |.e*otsbls eves with wonder. • 1 can't LJus all । Esquimaux, and Arcadian Indiana, thm he haa only to step out of hto back door. "Ji’s all yours," returned Amts, “It’s All tas'os oio gratified In Mr. Seward * Ju-t what Eota.an pild nw for tbe eew. I told him 1 was selling it for a Mend." land, which fo not Rawlan America, but ulna o'clock the rtury had leaked Utopia. On J®pcr It to a wonderful BUuiley'k alore; am! Leforo the country; on loo It to what to generally vlllagcia bod operated for tho night It a big thing.# called h-.d been pretty generally cfrculmcd. It wee aa good m a holiday; for the people knew lotman's deoeitfol. nlgg..nlly clwrocp-r, sod It wsarefreablngto know that for cnco be hnl been forced to put onTi.<-fofiowins tlic Hall*, boo!.day was a rainy oue; | bought town iota In the flouritblng eity the evening the cow came from tho pasture with about as lauk an udder m »h* had carried away In th* morning, and not overs quart of milk could bo obtained firnn her Mt*. Josuphu* was hcrioi-suickcn, while Jo*c]hta» htmkqlf stood aghnitL Whnt could It mean? The posture was oue of the I cs: in »ho country, am! tha gr^4> woo greon and tender. Jkrel then Amos litnn come along ' sod at night, when Mr. Potman's row* of Edon, and found hh front door in tbe again. He bad fearedramrlhlng wrong came in fiom tbe pasture, be fancied from the flnL Ho instituted a tho.ou.~h that Ido new purchare liad changed col­ middle of a ewamp. Tbe poor aettler examination, and pretty soon an excla­ or m .vt marvelb.ualy. fihe wav drabbl­ who goes to Sltka;-on which little island mation of actontohmeut signified that ed all over, aa though soused in a vat of the Russian* have with difficulty made he had found tho “mice.’’ ’ old eoffie, ami the dark liquid wa* drip- a settlement-to raise Wheat, or Barley, '•.Look here 7" sold he, pulling open plng from her hair. Her bag was as or Oats, will find that bin Colds are ice tho row's mouth. lank s* a <*l beloCh, with hardly milk JorvphUM looked, and found that the enough in it to pay for milking. With fiolda, and need to be cultivated with 1 animal was nlmosi touthlcas I I ho front sn oxth, and a vigorous a-eauh, Potman snow plows. We have beard of people u-eth wore all gvuc! managed to pvt .lust view enoogh into going to Russian America, bat never •‘But,’’ he ga-ped, "itean'lbo heragc. the roe* mouth to asllvfy him that Ibe beard of anybody staying there, except, Her horns don’t thaw IL" fron t tee: b* ere oil gone I He axamin■Ton’t they?" echoed Amos. “Txxik od the horns, and found that they had those who were froacn In (he mow; nor a Utile closer. 'Ibe upper rkqra have beeu/retf/ to It probable that the enthusiasm of tbe been scraped down, and the aurlace col­ "-------------- ! Ivhipfcx OLT> cow!" I | Secretary of State will result In his Im­ ored! The eat la ouf. Tira row ha* dnre not write tbe ripening remark* of b«n a good milker; but she’s got brave­ John 1'otnvn <ti that m-carion. They migration. ly over It now. the mutt bo along to­ wore awfully, terribly, frightfully paoThia country to ao delightful, ao rich wards tMgnty year* old; and I guera fane. In furs, and flab, and limber, that the that for-borne yearo ahn’e been fed on A few days after I’otman met Arnes Ctar thinks it entirely too good to keep, *wUL" Bean iu tho street. lie to not worthy of IL It would hardly Joecphu waa bertda himself with “Bean," said be, trying to smile as bo pain and mortification. spoke, “yuu’re a coon!—you did that be credited, were not Mr. C. V. Fox au­ “By thejurnpin'Jonathan!" heaworc well! Rut tell me one thing; I know thority for the statement, that the Ctar "I'll go back to John Potman dlioctly, how you made tbe old cows born* shine had signified hi* read! new to give Rus­ I'll make him take the cow and return and how you cliangoil h*r color; but J sian America to the United Stoic*. and "ISvYilS-'''1 don't know how you managed to pl that eoormou* bog of milk into her that that hla only douLt was of our willfog“DonT do any eurh thing." aald night. Will yuu rail me? w nea* to aoeept such a tntoerablo present. Amos. ‘Totmxn would only laugh at "Ce.-talniy?’ replied Amo*. “Itwa* Il to valaeleei to Russia," said Prince you. It wa* ba would call n folrtrodo; ,oil very simple. Aran /erf on 6arand If you got charted in> would avy U leypuddl-.y: ar.d oalnt/at ip-uri, and had always been au expense on J a trouble." was your own CxulL I know him very \ natbtunmilkrdforfivr d^ff /" well. If there's any way In which wc : <»n hi* way lioac John Potman rubb- Mr. fiew*r-l immediately conceived the r*n ennw up - Itl. '..1.1 i-^l, I'll •d i Ute re< a» ibuugli *Q(uctblDg Lad bltbrilliant Idas of pay lux I7.W0.000 lu gold study it out. Jr-at keep qulrl until to­ for what he could have got for nothing. morrow, and let mo think Ute tual'.cr over. Don'tsxy a word tn anybody." | suppose, but to very gbd la get rid uf the Jtoophuspromlaed ihst its Would obev A friend gives us the aronun: of a roost the instructions of his friend, and Amos . terrible two of the burial alive of a bind- country, whalea, wheat, walrus, ropjterthen went away. tainM, nnd all. We may bo euro noth­ some young lady at JsckronvlUe, Illi, The ixor cooper did not sleep a wink ' all nlgbt. J bo loss of his money was ooIh. Home time last rammer, a young ; ing to «ald in fit. P<tenburg about the something to one in hl* •ItdaUou ; but jlady of seventeen years of age, suni ring ' value of the land ; there they will talk thatrwas nothin;: compare! with the with tho tooth ache, went to bed with a 1 at ou t the value of the money. It la thi* nhlal of chloroform, fortbepuroutrage which be felt bad Ueu put upon email ' Stereo. His word waa good a* a bond, . him. Hto wife, too. worried a great |traee of quieting her tooth. In the morn­ ba-galn, dreared up in a secret treaty and Ida work In demand. deal; for *he sapjosod tho pun-nhse ing she wi« found to all api-eorancee which the .Secretary of fitata to aahatuod One spring Josephus met with a aad money .j the cow was almost a d.nd !dead, whkh wae oonflnnrd by tho opin­ or afraid to pubbali w.th hla telegram*, nMndnnc Hla row broke through the Iom : and die also suunosed th»t her hu*- 1ion* of ai-veral phye elaita who were .ail­ that the fieuato to asked to confirm, and of the burn and broke bar leg bond would be well lauahetl at for al- ed and examined her body. She was tho i«ople to approve. We trunt the then buried. A few days *.ncc hrr n loIjm^T it so badly that mcanilug wa* out iowipg himself to be so cheated. On the followingmornlDg Amos Bean 1Uvro were about to remove fr >m Jack- Henale will not; we know the people cams and announc'd that be hid •on vllle. having located In another fitate, Wil! not-JVew For* T.-fbunr. ••You meat go and buy one," raid hl* thought of a plan by which Mr. John and had the renralns of the voung lady ;exhumod, for the purpose of Uklng them ^But eon must be high at thia sea­ I’otman could bo corrected. "l ows the old skinflint a punish- 'to the.r new borne, t'u'loalty prompted MUSKINGUM VALLEY ment," sold he, “atul if you will trust .the o]*ralng of tbe coffin, when they mind. A cow we must have. 1 v-ourrow In my hnnda, I thbik i 'll txn ,were horror stricken on finding the him off for bothyrm । nd rnywaf. In the eorpeo turned over. l«t!i hands foil of and her clothing tn sliroda, rvVralmcautiinoyou may take onenf my cowa, in« ihair,the borrilJa trvtli that the young and ium biw tinUl wo —O I lady bad te-n barleda’I ve. The ch ororaeufr fur gtabog anothe. one.” bad plarvd her In a deep trance, Jowi4.uk did not mX many <.u-sUo:;,. foim •wvkeolnu w<ta in her coffin, and He aDowed Arm a to lake the ••>U4ua t- grave. Thofrom tally wa* eniayvd to be r1 s**’’’ r*”1 ,n ,Mur“ i*a mar led al the time of b<r supposed toad row btioniingto ■te .th. ’ A mote heurt-ickinlng owe wc never r< member to have re id or hoard _.**** P°{ theoldro.r lutoadreo rtuil where she cnuld not be teen by the of— /ndia.*rpclh Journo1, April 9. preser.-by, ami oueof hto fir.t nianiputai I vs c.| crai tons Tvni to raw oT the Uta o< h«« borne, and dark, n what waa jeft on«t sh. afte r which cot MAkRT AXD TUIHD BTkDCTif. ho rubLed them down with a lltth- ■A.t Cost! left them uow well • to mH L- tbrk more bore When the j>ro 'buy stares one In the itw noon he will dl« keut screw, Vit fla SIXU1MW s tb ialund tAta ml and wet. to cheaper and bet er fe hoses than bay sone; even cut 2l wl'h gronnd grain, to found more-eeo i- QtU-1 tf*«» P"'« ‘“7 And the teems apje-ently (eel as and lo-e nothing In flesh under tb CLIMAX! CLIMAX!! dost t'ea, for farmer* who have p o f.-ed roene. C-rar e .nll-irou a -ntr ’L If fiarmeteron iroort foa wa leading >n the spring, "hen drew cro compel them to u-c tbelr ta*. ment in order to mate**ttafr * DB UGGIST&GEDCKB, ag ' For Sale by al) principal Deal­ s and at Wholesale only by BALLOU BROTHERS, BEAUTY! A i'atea, » PKT4?C. I'uxu A Sius* Creta, fcf SKS warming la cv.l lha ■*•*! ■Irulklu4 iUb>.r» Drugs and Medicines, Drugs and Medicines, and you mav bav® hay to sell res “o b<£7 or, what 1* better, you « ,^kl make tnots manu reJF- wni rn're1 tnerJaab your e gurof Aew-Yordy 0 PAINTS AND C PAINTS AND OIU, » PAINTS AND OILS. TssteMa Mufdw t* <=■*• Books and Stationery, Books and Stationery. *1,500 WALL PAPER WALL PAPER. WALL PAl’EIL Pcrftimcries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, Perfumeries and Notions, tore, on rsio™*1 •••• - ETC.. ETC., ETC., V ETC, ETC.. ETC.. \_ ETC. ETC, ETC, Uli, aud about Si50 f st, started out with the G— had not irtura EXCHANGE BLOCK, MiddleviUs. Burry Oo-XLch. H. WBIGHT Agent ?0R BALE— gr^nsTys The rape evewiag • CALL AKO SIS,’ At Ackley > At Ackley's At Ackley’s Jsaury, 1MT. Z-Y-X-W —1890 Hl BALE ENGINE WORKS, DB. DeVUBIl'M al mi tka tetot lajatM* u hattor. to res eaelrary. arv aaeeeallM S-r itoir UnterFressr'iag frreiisa D» «► B I. A D X I n « Zanesville, Ohio. ptes sase aeewdl.g to dlrwito**. i* Bhow ewr ft 1^’ob* BariagUM g.Mily to Mr t»rw«e ultsai ik.’”‘fc,‘,w,,“rak^asdS^. *r*«j rMBU - Maser Adn»«re saWw Cttioa "’'bCYALL-HMRIXK WORKS. X*»wnuK Ont go la cutting my fold boy hay,”J« the ftcq »«it’> ntter mark among Carioere thl- ►prinx. BU8SILL & NEVINS '(flijttllmj. A Nroi Dutixcttox.—Tn a csss tried recently In Now York wlwrea tnurried «omon sued a railroad rorpohitl->n for damages resulting from an acehlsnt, the husband. Who was with Lfo wife at the ttmeof the accident, was allowed to laetlfy. UponarpUkl thfo was overruled, tbe Court dee-ding that tbe statute of that fitate wbilo It admitted a man to i l testify in hl* own tchalf. did not par- BUSSELL & NW PagT-'a CUbmx Sake, •' 1------blexaing for 26 orata. ’ > fine Stock of IV .-sai It heals with oat a sear. No end Gljlss-wabe for tale Cling ’ family ahoald be witboat IL , We warrant it to core Srrofala Soreo, Salt Rheum, Chiiblaiaa, Tetter, Pimple*, end all Eruptions of the Skin. For Sore Breast or Nipples, Cat*, Sprains, Bra leva, Bums Scalds, Chapped Hands Won't be undersold when Ac., it makes a perfect cure. CASH is offered ! It has been nsed orer Qftcea years, nithoat one fitflnrr. "it has no parallel—haring per­ CITY DEUG STORE | fectly eradicated dlvase and healed after all other remedies had felled. It Is a compound of .Arnica F• D- -A-ckley, with many other Extracts aad Balaams, and pat up in larger boxes for the same price than any H tinp, • • Mich. other Ointment. 5 Drugs and Medicine®, a plied, changed the cove 'color from *Z fight rod to a beautiful beindlu. • One afternoonItoan raw John In the store, and be wont in and purohaa<d a |k<r of tobacco. Aitor r~iJisrUro time of day w.th the*kinfiiut,t,«”tart- to one or the n hereof. Naturally, tumors who are thus • ——"Wt tv meam toe esvi _ _IID MUSTACHES I 1 £S'S, n Memb atari bro �3&rir»u great o. D. SPAULDING’S Wc arc led to (hit remaHt by reflecting that very many formers are, at tho praacnl sc.vou, anxiously takia- an Ir-ventorv of iho anidunt or fodder on hand, i ami a very great number are feeling somewhat dional aru the pnxutot of G8E1T IICITJIJIT!! NEW GOODS CASH STORE! AOt/. To buy your Goods, Just below the Brick Block. TOBACCO STORE l» Too w.w oe>o, om.r, oo To PHILLIPS A PENTLET’S. • tobacco; It you waul goodburguiiu. go to CIGARS, PHILLIPS A BENTLEY’S foie, ‘it hn fact that thejs'orthernStitm f.Kldcrthu spring la uno of the rMolta the.-cnfNaturjily, formers who are thus short of fodder ro-ort io racans for saving It, and for foedlm: Ik with xreuor pruit: which, hul they practiced all winter, would have left them now troll flhej tm-wsof hay to Mil to tbelr more un­ thrifty ncUiibora When rtitf proapect having to buy stares one In the foco, j: is cur.uua hvw scon ho will discover tiir.i dran, well kept rtraw,-«ut floe and spruikhd w th around rata and corn, uU.Iw.t. is (Reaper and bet’er feed for bo ’ • than hay a one: oven cut hay. i..l «l ti gronnd fcraln,Is found to bo in tux ceon.inLul than tho pnie liny diet. MidTbe teams ap;atentiy feel aa well, .nd io-c nothing la flesh under the new «yvtcn>. '" 1 must go t» cutting my fodder or buy hay," h the frequently nite rod re­ mark among formen thh i-priug. And •x-wlll p-vdict that those wh- -'- — .»hter will put their Moclr th graias in n» good condition ns t feed a much larger quantity of Hie po nt is th-a; by cutting, al dcr h el । anly eaten, tao.f ca-tly ig.dbya ’tidlciaua admixture „ ground grain, mure nutriment la extract. »— _ . >— —---- oy fooj than ■»,W without ■» low Prices and setting al •mat aaaaanre For the People! PRINTS FOR lag Ou. GOOD BROWN SUGAR 1»| CU BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP AU KhQ.-Z groceries ASK FOR It! We keep constantly on hand a foil assortment of Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps and Cloths, Crock’y dp Glassware GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, ‘Cash,” AT ASTOMtamwo LOW FlOUBkH dry goods AND PIPES, •> milUM “ IEETIET BRIAR ROOT, COST! Bilious Fever, 15000 DOLLARS Remittent Fever, Intermittent Fever, sad all Mafo asedly kept is a FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE, BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, QtrehfaaAHlL Jis is ea old toe Copula sad kaows hew ii tare Ms TffXT HA YE JUST RECEIVED comEjmd see Jte/oro you Buy ai any other Place. SELECTED STOCK OB Groceries, ever bro’t to this Mart, CONSISTING IN PART OF Boots & shoes, Hats &. caps, ESTABLISHMENT! THE ASTXNOB N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done oa usual by Fairchilds. DRUG & BOOK STORE L. Bucxtjcy will continue as Salesman as heretofore. MORE VALgABU THAN SOLDf Bryans Life Pills, HARDWARE STORE More and Better GOODS Bleached goods, To be Sold HURRAH Estblished in 1851 By J. T>. ROBERTS. Congestive Chills, WOBTI1 OF €t O O O 8 H. A GOODYEAR & CO POPULAR PATENT medicines, AGUE AT COST tain to Hot W Dan. Dysentery, READY MADE ajtd Ladies’ dress goods, Fancy goods, Diarrhea, Consisting of Periodical Headache,; Dumb Agee. Ladies’. furs, •pn IQ Ladies 11 owl SAawfs, DRUGS. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, PURE WINES. AND LIQUORS, HARNESS OIL, AXLE GREA8E BY THE BOX. Choice Family Cassimeres, noirs JF'TTHS . Railroad Priced Adding TnuisporUlloa; and eonalaU mainly of STOVE PIPE, . Nashville, Tenn. A Larga Asaorlpieot of jouvejts Spices, Ac, Ac. ■ KID GLOVE CLEANER Good Black Overcoat $7,50 . Eirastnarn » Yaianworth $10 A Chuchuln Bever " $12 worth $18. Fine Caster Bever " $20 worth $30 Bl'k Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 JONES & DRAKE, Suite for Business, 12 “ 18 Heavy Coat, 5 " 8 SUBGEOK DENTISTl vxfoald edl lb« sUsbUm of ALL jMra Ladies’ Muff 3 " 5 VV wteblas saytluag to tbe of DEJIT1ST '< fur Collars 3 “ 4,50 II'tkKTHoirtrseiod er ailsd. os shortoodoe. English Merino, 0.75 yd wide 1,00 French “ 1,00 worth l,5o ,Q^i^d«lvart1al«. and Silk and. Straw Bonnets. N VUIX/NITE RUBBER RASE •• “ 1,124 “ 1,76 i abnrtMUwMd tn tb.Untaad mos4»ppn>r»d Buffalo Robes 7,50 “ 10,00 •• • “ 12,00 “ 18,00 Ladies’KnitHood ,75 “ 1,12 Parmen. Neighbors, Everybody .. •• •• 1,00 " 1,75 CALL k El A MB OUR GOODS “ Double all wool Shawls 3,50 worth 5,50^ AND PRICES, Terms Cash. Jto. 1 UK- Travlling Baskets RENTERS HEADQUARTERS And everything else fashioned frt® Sheet Irnn. All wrt» »f Aon ROPE, Photographic. Farming Tools of all kinds, Mnctalirers of PbetegrapWe . UAINTB, AND TOOODEN TO AIIB. WHOLESALE OS RETAIL. Hardware Merchant, ray oArr Bouot in Htotinjt. Profoundly greatfol to tbe People of Barry Cooaly, for their very liberal -i. TAKE NOTICE. a i.t m*>» to ooms and st wa will give BARGAIN. TggJUSB h OWTXB, JOBBXkSAin BBYAniM OF waits. <WFS, WBS, ■UUOT tow CwO, AT EASTERN rBICEA D. BKBBICK, HOWARD, Xtotiop. Bb R BIDES, PB-TB AND SfStt* WUAMS. mow. _ __ -^SSi p,i’Ue S!Lia±as twsreyaiir. G-xixTTr>-STOisra>s, vttrt SMng Goods CHEAPER Mudge & Bailey. Land for Sale! “S>e!1“‘”'h*«U»y "» rtfimoaiodu to* Sdd la train, ounosMogstalyPUla. Friso Dr. HARVEY’S GOLDEN PILLS. Shelf Hardware, And it Gmtinttd. •/ At FACT Ant Sale, tf I -wiA to wll 80 ACRES of Timbered Laud. ljin« three mila M»t of H«»tn>p. Si actm wwod to •'!>«•*. nl0re chopped. F« p*rti«uUre inuir7or ELAM CROOK, rtoding MAT Poor Fatto. Iron, Nails, Stoves, CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. PERFUMERIES, TOILET AR­ TICLES AND FLAVORING EX­ TRACTS, AC. COMPLETE. Wm. Sfooxi* & Co., Cue aid See for Yomlm and will be sold at Diaries for 1867. 7 CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost. U norrally kepi op Io tho wsato ot U» pooflo, atim imi PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! Gloves and Hosiery. HARDWARE of all kinds, GROCERIES! For Sale by all Druggiita. Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs S™ lEU't EITEUM. IEMUT, GERMAN PIPES, DRY GOODS assrs «tti“ Tort run, MEERSCBAM, GUTTA-PEBCHA. SPOONER’S CLOTHING 1 o'clock, the wife became uneasy Mwl’tofonned the police, but nothing waanoard of him. The same evening a carriage, with two men Iri’ldtv drove to the door •if a hotel nrnr the outskirts of the city and axki d for s room, at tlfo time informing tho landlord that they had a heavy trunk which they itodred totoavo. theniaeivro going aWnt town for tfibort wLUo, and that they would return at 10:30. Thu room was !>roin!>od them and the trunk placed in the entry, rem-lnhiR there all night; the men. how­ ever, not >•«.< returning. On buuday aftmoon some dogs ran In from the stnet, commoncod smelling abotrt the trunk and eo'.t'nir up n -plteoua howl. The attention o« the propio was drawn toward the uunk by the strange dogs, andon lining the trunk to see If a <ab wrs wndernvulh the bottom, the trunk and floor wes covered w;to Llrod. Ibe owner of the hotel now hoc vnsa aware that s'lrne terrible mya.en- uM rd-w.th the trunk, sent for the W> ice, and when the trunk waa *n*ned. In pre - TkisUrfiaMkar •f svary hist s>d variety. TUB LARGEST AND BEST Give us a call! Chills and Fever, Itavaia Carre.aondcnea X. Y. Tima. April »But the cave which tins cau-cd the mo-1 Intense excitement ntnong all ch>«*—b-. lug u lihout n jAia lcl in the an­ ... „r ..Im- I— rv.,1.-.— I.na film AUCTION PRICES SNUFF. AMD ir TOO DON'T 8KK WHAT YOU WAXY CLOSING OTTT ilc.!’ tee. for farmer* who have potato, e •j f ed riunc. Gwe ml l-iccd cairalw lie tun?d «lih p oflt on ent liay or i-trnw. If fa nnm van iceort Cd a inetbAl of cc limr in the spring, when dreumatani-ca < tutipcl them to uro their beat iudgment In order to mak» their fodder m available at po'a hie, wid -b In point of vt«.notny and pioflt la :>n Improvement »n that they usually practice, then why not adopt it for Uw nntlro fo.'d^rtue aeui.n? Pi.tyour eyitem of Cutting JoJ■icr and feeding ground grain and roots into, practice all Winter. Feed in stables <t, ar least, from good m«i|er^; nothing la theta wasted;‘the manure is richer, and vou may have hay to sell instead of i o buy; ar. what la better, you can winut unre n.ock, make more manure, and .saco rcp.i-ncc thcr.'aio yourcroj*.— YOUNG MEN. C- BALL E. dr H. T. ANTHONY A CO., aavaaiaxs. �"arTciTi Nov rfciwit !yxHMBuRr. amAjh ctmoMEpxrilfarwl L«r, c/ ISM, o.fi.'fcd ‘‘on^te » lirrTf * aax>4yom» * BUY CHEAP tt Uve aTUir at tr.ntth.ajh. Befeass* q timo-rervlag, 1st them bo cashiered, d y ’forenoon a smallms West MA? <Sb to JSmiieMtt W Ang»rue arrtECTicrr elixtkjx. t 'brrc Reimtora icem more anxious A ■taino street and a little girl out in ridgeport, wcreeaeb fearfully tarn by ter27, qf OcCbwvrtoriZxnre. Itfo nvdtttwaysbrortthatapart-rahmiM al lacca; and ft«r toa^jes «r no becanso nibid animate. In tbe afreraoon sooth­ Bncnokl. r*«y*a>pto ‘SSSUf »*- "f" •>““•?■ £ boy near Washington Park, and the Presidential frvwws, leave them, and *bJ. ganders vtetagy more certain tn Uw »ske men where wo'ou follow. We » oCOpk Kcnnedy, an Hangsaum tutor., and worthy of the greet fMrod were Mttan by the same beast. Mi Cowrertkreby timidity and cowax*ptortrA— i-xr - •”>—J* } re.MW-Ure.h-’ -c. We only ilresrve victory when we rhfob had find attacked the boy on ,pboU aad antor-e. Thta may ba*c Vest AdamxstrecL.' Thta do® afterword been the erne to Connecticut, and It ttacksd and tore reverely Mr. Joseph v eoremtot'e «•«■»*• erring,'disgraces and wounds licpubll- ateman of No. 841 Weet Randolph UMv (Hit **{L??rir< ”v T sartstoly. I*_difwercnaam* why * P-r>Wto-n ttefca’ rownahlp, a list of all toe lands of non- n» oirrm. autom. Bather than sae emh triumphs treet, and fleeing before a crowd, bit realdento, and of pereons unknown be hereto, rotta* lb* . w|,h was essential to place U>e party of f rctwo other wandering curs, Mr. Billings which are taxad upon blist. 'on *blch pinto, eerie* sad purify the 'H It the New Brick Block, om I <j->m to the ‘'Nutawg State,’’, on the so would prefer to have the Radical collee-xw of tbo W. D. Gs, Company lOfTETTM-B BlTTkXL J**' Wtygo back .towhat It wre Um ream ninth rm of princ'.pbs emential to eue- igo. Wqbare tbepower.nnd wesliottM waa kbo attacked by a large hound but tod the amount of labor unpaid; abo^ murwwrw vas Mrsscss. door Eaat of the Old Stand of Lmm coh in the toture. . Speaking at thia sot shirk the responsibility. This was escaped without injury, bte thick clotti­ ‘-rxiTt election and ite coweqneneca, a oM«nJone in 1805, hence the defeat in Con- ng saving him from'the brutes fangs, „reo~ vtottaU-s-’—lH. •“ PUo‘i: t s finnnwAR irnn i KSrStwZ —. - «-*► ucctlcut. If we continue to do so, noti­ atoo a Mr. John gchutkwer tbc-ui are ng can come but disaster and dlsgaoe. all tho cases yet reported, but in street! ft it ahorid bring us many triumph Ti^baU’tltnMc /or Ualrenai Liberty as crowed si those of Chicago, where a ■torattre. Il prewrresheeKb la thsteaHby. When we ron.ldrr the oau-w-lhe «rfn writing, and served upon mid P«*» and impartial Stiffrayt. Let tho word lot of rabid beante are wandering about tffiSrssa’iispz.S forts made to carry the Btato-oormyuo® snapping at every thing within thrir oe passed along the Une. ■-j afflicted tn the bal’nti, and treachery to cur oounMCT FBOM MAKUFACT. reach, there have, without doubt been cOa-our friends should le '.hankol for URKBS AKD AUCT10F many tn»ro such SMxddento than are doing ro welt The President was publicly reported. In a short time we SOUSKS IK KKW Chlc.r> Aprs nib 1»«T. eataat ua, and with him aU tho potronpr^—' rixall proltably luar of wrreral deaths by time and place o7 working, and what [R ytre eaa H YORK, A VKRY Ed "BAJCtni” e^e of his administration. Ono Senator, tools be shall bring ion said highway, ‘S.-7.—o.« —tlK— Tnr. IXacrov ofcbarter officers, that most horrible of causes, bydrupho- and said Overseer shall make and sub­ Jlr. Dixon, had openly gone over to the bin. scribe an afflldavll thereon before some sr enemy, ami waa tho champion of C«p- Which camo off yesterday is of couroe Fotomnxu to kaki: wont or. person competent to administer mdl^ L«. of Messier Em*C. Mfctads and Rebels against the party the main topic of convcreatlou through­ In theae days of mutilation and adul­ tr before tiio Hupcrvlror, that ho hns ** which gave him all hto greatness.^ Oth- out tho town to-day and, eingnlariy teration, in almost everything we eat or enough, both portion to the contest proer leaders were cold and taint, w It will reesare *11 i„, d. ink, it to a positive pleasure to accord the large minority of-‘the timorous, fess to be st least measurably satisfied to an taonort merchant, the credit ho ro Bed upon the tandq^eo returned haa not been performed, and remains trup^, , timeserving, and conservatives,’ Mho with Its results. Tho Republicans Jubi­ well daservee for dotting In nothing but rixcrro.4 2. Fcctton Nine, of Chapter COMPRISING a£l THE D1FHJ. I behaved so badly In 1S45, when the op­ late over tbe fact-of having carried the that which to pure, and without fault. Twenty-one. of the Cam; Bed Laws to stro^ri it >>’ —“U V”??.''11 bT portunity of doing Justice to tho Mgm election by a majority of 3C33 for Mayor Pich pleasure I foci In drawing public hereby emended softs to read as fol.t>w». and having got eleven aldermen out of ENT VARIETIES OF BwtTosS. Every Overssror ofHighJC-. ur/niwl. Whnt With renegades, attention to Kew. Klrchoff Bro’s, waya may. within six days after any MMt wlifomt d*l.y for th* Elixir, aad be st *«MU» ««■>«, U» l-raw - • i"“ fifteen. Uho Democrat felicitate thcin- wine and liquor merchants of thta city. person shall become liable for the pay­ Stored to hr*llh and Upptu-*- A rtrttet A<to»lnlstratlou, and the compact, abiy- sclvee upon having elected four aider­ Theirs to anew bouse, end has been re- ment of any sum of money, under toe Cure Is Oaaraaleed w •»«? l«rt—«e- r"-> men and brought out 1700 more DemoP,o»*briiu” reh “ »£•*’» *■” •“ or' tabUahed on a policy aa novel aalt i* Itcnubllcantom might have fared worse, eratic votes than al the la»t election.— prntaworthy, that of keeping la all their MCttorw. unles, a sattafaemry excuse be all pertto. is, that So If neither to wholly rat lull cd, neither Immense utock, nothing but tho purest rendered to him by tbe person Mi itabfa. dl J®OUB. x»nvn.WBPtcmcrtuxfcmake a complaint In writing and o t> oath cowardice to tha worrt policy. An army to the pain of total dla-attofactfon forced and finest good*. Their huge double to sonic Justice of the Peace of ttioTo wntocTcr flghta a battle in blvouaoc, and upon either. Thecntlre city ticket went Ftore, In the Lombard block, at the ahip, stating thedefault, neglect, refusal. THE «LO«Y OF'MAW WgTRE^SGTH. whenever any party of progrtm quietly Republican, with the slightest jorsible lack of the Post Office and the four unfolds its tents and rests, saying, ‘‘the variation only from Mayor Rlee'smajoil- monftcr'vaults beneath, containing an person became so liable. ty. The vote polled was however much witwem. .<■»—.* «• e.»*Vft-v .ii1Pl*lr-< WeakMn*.5tereaatarf vnattifulia»Mwv to warm, and tho roadd-Jiro heavy, assortment of fine winro and liquors, Ahrrtatoa: aad esae* near rwdlog Ms dar* tn lighter than was expected, being 472 lera T-YEMOmsrS MOTTHLt MAOAZtirt m.1"and the tdronnis arc swollen', and wo ,UI‘ tte'ei^ta^^ than on the occasion of Shermans elec- unequalled Ln the Wsst and uncx- 1J MrwUy seksostedxwl ih. M«kl Artor oailed In New York, have In all it becomes ft mob. and tta work to done Uon ln l8C3. ne«, bketetx'.. ArcL.ieyUre and Mo.1.1 Aa far as beard from, the city baa re­ their contented not one pint of Impure, Thus It hath been, thus It always will direct** rorriotto and stamp sad B wlU seat you adulterated, doctored or faMy labelled be. Agitation, jwogrcsa, constant ad- jected, by a small majority, the Park beverages of any dtorriptlon. I feel jus- drpariaient* •» PUtton's Issiresjtoasoa Baaldi. .•tbtag. ajgJAn TBEMA1N. vinccs, arc as nercasarj- io ItJ r<-rUy *ad measures and, as only Calumet remains (IjiunMta. bfwstaisa fowre>ss< «•*>«. toanw• reaytyl Bibls UtatSS, Tssk. strength a* sea currents and salt orc to ' to be heard from, tilerc to little probabil­ iuttmato knowledge of what UlCJ b»vo :. sod Brusllcstly illu»u*i»d sub eoUly Ksxre*EXCELS1UR ! ’ EJUELslOil 1 ! Astrology. tho purity of the ocean. When a great ity of thia result being inatorially got, and am happy to bq aide to accord principle to at stoke, wc cannot gain a changed. Tho actual election preceded to them thia credit- Their anange- !ruXnSnSEr-nb otter «Mf.l sod «terCIUSTELUR’S . ’ half victory. Buch victories are surren- as It waa by such Intense excitement ‘ns __ Tux Wool® Agroxtwtw inenta In trade arc ouch, I may as well talniag IHBrstnrs, dan; for wc either concede that our ene­ pervaded acme acct ions uf the city, went in thia connection remark, as to enable F«a Rneriss Srrusr-.cecs Hsia MADE BY THE GEKAT AMTKIll.tMHST, my to right, or that we arc weak. No off retnoAablc quiet and good feeling. them to furnish the fineat goods al very Ts tte fetoterelaakteAyaeBadaas U. A. PKMMiGO. party cm live without answering Ito Tho officers st this time choen for the She revealr eecreSa no taortal war knew-— lor.- rate, dependant simply on tho Kb. realms (* bsjiptare. itess aha ltean dele swtoston How well our party hv per- city al large are as follows : Mayor, J. L.w'.Tsi .'.u toned ears, let tbe history of these gran d Rico; City Attorney, Gen. Hsabronck price or gujd. rtteUsM and Meals, foaa of money. *i, tore COMXEWCIAL. . 0,, tral pmunim* la Meh aubaerUKr. AdJrraa Bjomcntous yearn bear wltne s. It has Davin; City Treasurer, W. F. WanU Mir fro- V-» Income devpondenl. Kha bring* together those r li. 1 .... .kMln nt ■ r W JEhSlXrni UXMDIUtST part M the boJy. roMptatrlr. totatly sad red^l- tong aeparuted. rivea ufaemaUoa ewoeeralag tod the nation from the thraldom of worth; City Collector, A. H- Heald; !«.. «tS ItresdvsL t*" Yo»k. the principal article, in the market, ol nraonst's Monthly and Tm>ng A»«na. to- ly eslirptoBf ite «»e iearias (be akiawft, sbnnt fried da or lover,, rratoree leal or atel.o Slavery to Freedom, Ito success trails Po ice Clerk, William Voeokc; Police fwltar. H, with th. premiums for txk afrlttf ureeth sad astural. This is ite tB f "Ucl? rending the hojics of its most sanguine JuUcen, John Hommerfleld, Alvin Salis­ Interest throughout the country. Wheat nved hr th. Freoeh. «4 u_lte —>,» real effesto.l leaden-. The aristocracy of tho rfouth bury, Chas., Dramlorff. Tho names of p-,.l paid. 1. aay *ddrv*>. .4 reroepl standing at f 2,41 @ 3,49 for no. t. Flour has-been dcatxnyed. I>bar has l»cen the aldermen I need n<< give. Alderhke.e^and cUn^ariaSiaa *f the perooa Bba to steady, wltb^aales at 811,780 13.87J men are "no'count,” anyway, or allcast fcblSyl ’ Hirer BL Troy, X T. m uraiJMwaroaaulla the 4sri aad bld<M my a- Our ABBortmcnt'is fhll and com­ Qaida; and even as we found her, lashed not much except when you lump them for spring extra. Corn to unMttled to­ tarira sflWfataea. Ferna Ite Stere we sssla Jha and torn, and mueh-begrimctl and all together and count tlirtn as wo now day, closing ic lower than yretenlay plete, and as our Goods Know Thy. Destiny. nt $1,<H K-. 1,04 for no 1, W<* 81c for no, prebantusiein th. cout-gurstioo-froni tbo m2P 1 Do 501 pcn.lt other Mb ahaekle-chafed, and not comely to se , do Ucje in Chicago, 24 Republicans to B 2 an<l 81^'. 83 for rejected In store. Oats pacts and pewlioes af the -Uueta and the Bled were purchased during “ | Tar Preparations to be ** she haa been erowned with a diadem, *MimK F Tu<i»»to», the groat Earli*h A»orc dull, have declined |c and I'tandat the recent decline o | palmed of on jon for Wine trofogUt. Clairrovaal *«d f.rehontetri Isa. who and clothed with purple, mid site in the TIIEOLOGIC? Ihet **toui«b«t the edenltac elss« of lb* OM m of Tar, as this has mere in the Eastern very gates of freedom. Our flag nu lotigFfom politics to thiolofry i> rather a Mj G &8j for no. 2. Rye, boa taken tn Um ' m«»H t>-“ all others. , «. bears tU>bonurable t.tarn. It means long Jump, but then 1 rather' Ilka to upward tendency of 30 4c, elcelng at Lm 1 Win* of Tar cnlaln. ail tbs *1 freedom to black man and white. 11 make oonr rest-. The chief event amqng $1,42@ f,47 for no. 1, and fl ,31 0 1,35 for no, 2. Barley to quite dull at 81s for must also mean universal liberty and religious people In tills vicinity to the am by mall with eoaal safety and aa(ls<aetiM> to Trv« in the hl|hesl d»gr»», anil Q lhrm»eJven.as Iff* pereou A fa H end eaplleii JF£ FKKL VARRA KTED IK SATimpartial suffi age, that he who digs may eighth anniversary of tho Chicago The­ rejected and 00c to $ J,30 for sample lota. 1 is unexcelled as a re tardy for chart, written out, with all enquiries stswered gwarn, that tho baud which holds tbe ological Seminary, the exercises of which Mctsl'ork la dull ruling nominally at •troueealM intense power, knows as IM Psycho sad hkettoss rodoaed, seal by mail ea rwelpt of ns-ss, Korr Throat and Hreast, tnolroM, pasrenteea to pndure a Hl. like Fu­ price above taaaltoatd. Tte atrtctcal searrey IKO THA T WK CAK AKD hoe to not unworthy the ballot. commenced on Mondayand continued $22.50 ® 22,75. Lard. 11} @ 13c for Lung A Liver Complaint, I»te­ ture of the fotare taobaad or wife oT the *|.pli will be mainfoldad. aM aQStasaapatalaae* re­ prime and small sales. Businctw gener­ four days, this spleudcd institution csWere Its history toend here, we might e-aura of lbs KldMeyn and Bladder, tarded or dcoteeyed. keSrrewroa of the btabeat ally quiet, theac are the figures at tbe WILLSHBLTHBM life, trading (rails of character,A. This Is so erde- forawheel 1bos. deairing them. Write proudly close the record. But ft must taUUi-bcd only eight yaws rgn by the Weaknfw of stomach, Ae, kc. bemheg . as thousands uT taabnionlalseaa aaaerL plainly tbe day af tbe moeth aad year to wbiab sol bo. Wc have done much ; wc must united eHorta of tho Congregational See Itaat "WINK OF TU" i« Kl.s wifi uadwhreo Starred a tartidod eertdfc.tr —I00*-” A T dom re. Our ememtoa say that our par­ churches of the nnrthwart, has enjoyed or written guaraalee. that the picture to what ii ’ ’ i 7d^2r ,B, ’ M" n^'r »* a "A ku S ig o. u ‘ r blown on every bottle. purparta (• be. By eaeloaius a Maall lock of P. 0 Das waagM Dettalo N. Y. Ifob. 1», ly ty won a conscquenrc of the war, aud the meal unqualified prtkpoiity and al­ loll hy Vrvftleis *v*rywh«r«, al 81 a brute. hair, and aaatiog ptoee uf birth. *p, diapoSltioa Aw IriClDKWT or TItE BOMUARDKENT should die with peace. There to no ready sends forth as large a class of gradaad eotaplexiua. and enetoaing 4fiy rente am lar- .. !«.»< Lady return!ag Is bar caeoiry or Four Fjbkxjl—A person who was OUTER CBOOK Sk CO.. Fr^r^. receive thepiclare aad desired inforwaUon by re cur. WM heardly recoga lead by bar tncods Is to removed. So long as wrong poealble after fifty years. There are under Us in Eort Ftaher during the bombardment turn nail AU **iniaunlcal»«a sacredly euaS That our ' dentist Addreaa m cniMeoee. Usasns E. F Pl"jf • *—»—• tutlie Oust el face, afce bed a M long as pcrnlolous theorio* arb nuned prencut cure twelve In the senior elms, trite tho following story In an English ■ Taoaarow. P. 0 Box CM. Hudson, M. Y. flByl nsea. aad laiteed ef twealy-three she reatlv apin Court and Cabinet llkererpent'sepgB, fourteen in the middle rtass,1 twelve In magnstne : “Oh 1 the aeony of despair, to sec balls to bajgh new trvaeou, when .unshine the junior close and elgiri In a ajoclnl eaure M great a eh.nge, sltejtal.ly 'eld them and shells falling harmlrea from thow pomer again, so long as It to necessary course. Tbo report at the Dlrecton to turrets, of Lion, or rolling like pellets that aha used the CiMsaetas Haus, aad ma<d eerd II an ievaJaablv seyufe.tioa to any Ladv for tbe .words of Ehcridan and trickles in a very hopeful tone and oxprorsive of alonxihe low decks, while tbo gallant toilet. Be lla BM sa”Ldy ,r Gwlfoma. ... Ob! sha wm beautiful aad tair^ to remain unsheathed, the Hspnblloan the mo*t entfre tattofacCIcn with the de fen deis of Fort Fhher were falling Prof. X0KOIT J4CKSOK. ROBERT (1ERUEKT S4 trl‘i1*"■1?• *•’* *"■teteU-k. -Wste— Who* eurting tandrltolift. ealaiaed. like sheaves within a fortification which if 0., Dr. EDOKJtR VELPKAV, Jr. party to a war party. Wo arc noarer career of tho instltutlcn thus far. would, four years before, have defied ths THE HXT10SALllMfEN8ARr,UWTaBU8Hkaehalnad Uto re v hasrt and mind. tereelf it simple, vet ua.arpoaeed la Ite rAeacv Body axATcBKnr. peace now than at any moment since KD last. efforts of any navy—ta work/ m Porter CRlBPSR »7OXA. _ WK DO NOT MKREL E SAY W1 aland flrm, wo shall bavan reconstructed two KthopteQ body-cBStcbcis were caj- could bomt ot* Ono day a happy shot Uxdon before many months. The dan­ tixred by the police; inan cXprewe-wagon from tbo fort succscMlcd In finding its WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD way into a weak spot of the two-turrctger’ to that we may at any ttaw relapse, laden with an odoriferous freight o ed monitor; a piece of Iron waa evident­ undoing all wo have done, and, instead five dead bodies. In the wagon, with ly turned up, and Jammed tbo turret.— Impoleocr. Koclaroal aad biuroal Emtasioas the bodies were an aaortment of shovels Hurrah! one at least disabled, thought of the prudent and healing remedies of Da SWaat Fayette BL Htrrasaaa, A. T. BUT WE DO SAY EMPHATICAL CowflseBs peoulisriu fruw>t*. and eerry fom 7 tef Agaaka foe tk* aafo ef the Congrma, hare tho dreadful quackeries mattocks, hooks, ropes, etc., an entire tho poor confederates By Jovs J ses ut ptujsAdi.c.ee vf Whaleerr aanr ar Miura two »al lore quietly walk out and set of the President and these who advtoe outfit of tools for a resurrectionist. One thenndvBi down, one holding a eblacl Hraax^muaaiBa v r SuLr-tlsrsa, that XFTHATWE W1LLSLEL C^oE OE MOOERX MAXU00D, CK. BCHKMCK'S him. There to danger from the enemy, of the sable proprietors of the hideous and the other striking with a bammar. Easily sad spsrdily eared aad retry tree* of Its and from ourrelvcs. Nothing tries an freight made hla escape at the time o They were cutting away tho obstruction terrible effects rred>cated frem the sjstm, with AQ-aJMlJllA K B PTT.T.R, and so secure was the monitor agalnk Io. * Weal Fayutl* Blreet, Brasen^g. T out drlrntlou frem buulaesa Yours awn he.r the arrest but waa soon after re captured. army more than a victory. To bo reroMANY STYLES OF GOODS any vital injury teing Infileted-on her lute In danger to ccurago—to bo resolute They stak'd that they were engaged to that although silenced, she would noi this le^aiad, that w*_ are lajssuistfa of the and patient in victory IsreUgton. There dejl^ar a certain jjumber of bodice for retire from hoi position. A swarm of NEMIOLI I FLUIB UTUCT . To our Customers , are no many tomptaUons-epoltoof office BIO each, at Rush Medical College and southern riflemen were thrown out to eoeoce; for it Is a fact of the rery graatasS tas BTTOUTT —ambitions, Jealousies. We dread more that they had “onuked up these botlyw' slay die two boM federate; but no eno Pomm’'n' sree" hW0'11'1 *"ta ""lb mM df *7 bit them, and they worked on calmly Is a cwttaia cure tv dtoeasea of the from thoM IlepubUcauH who remain wit 1 from Calvary Cemetery. Ute Faculty o until General Whiting generously Inter­ shallew prelewdere of the dry. with their foebta our party to food with It, who camo to it Rush Medical College, however, deny fered and said "such gallant fellows de­ T* aafertaMtos. ere (resits* yser health la tbe hour of victory, and who have no thsA they know anything about the of serve to llvit tease firing, my tads, st DEBILITY, • to he*rtlses eMrl.tsae, st l.wl .Mt to pre. And aU dims*. *f lbs Ohn beyond plundcr-thj sutlers, and fair and as their College Is not in aeeslon them.’ t-o the Iron was cut away." qwutonuMtcm, And camp-followers o there telitUc credence to bo.glvcn to the wbetbar axisUag la " Dr. Ttoksaa-s Femi* Monthly ntta •! per be 1 BepubUcantom—than from any oombl- stalBMMt of ibe rreumwtlontato, meet MU A c-rrrr-pondcnt of the Cfocluatl . Z-. WALK OR FEM ALE natjon of the Democracy. The Rcpdb- probably, tha corpses were dug «p fa Qommrrcial, writing from Indianapolis, . .st. sad effnetaal 1 rwaedy t,, oil Irretu'ltoUre fnxn whsley.rc.oM oHglnaUagwd Mmattor M H0WL0X0 BTAXDIXO Uean party was never ao great as when shipment to some other point Thtysio- says: "White poaing through tho sod obetroeilooa, from whatever cauee OF L1OBT Ok MDfCAL it fought Mr. Buchanan and hlrpatren- ry that these two-men keeps low'rec eusted by a one armed man, in faded Tint K0U8TA1B PROTECT OB. Try ui and you will find that •ge wfthout ancfflee-.-olderta Itorewka. taurant somewhere, and that thia ts IMaLmMMrtJbttUuffy ItBavermadeainorogah-Ptt'nWethan Ibefr mode of laying in A stock of frreb surprised me at fir-t. bat I soon recog­ our extremely Low Prices will sappartad from throe Maims, aad. th* when it fbaghl-Mr. Johnson and hto of- meat to too horrible for a momenta coi.- nised -him As an old acqualntancs. I verify theae statements. HEALTH HkFPlKBtB fin.t saw him 14 yenni ago working at a flo-fil vers, defeating him In spit' of Ids aldoraUon. The oorpee wore‘those of a windlass in tbe gold <HggingB of Aus­ — —rMwcr and proscription. Were It to go little girl, not more than right yean old tralia. Hs and btathreTportasre (wistI0MTEAB. BAKLflW A BAILEY* into opposition to-inonotr. It would be a woman ot about thirty jean, two Hatataga,Fuk UKtHg.________________ _ Kalabtated upwards af 1* ysara, prepared by purified and etreagthsned by tbe exor­ middle aged men and a young woman tori bode him good-bye. an be sotted bveeureto th, ..Urenf th Sap 4tlr“ H. T. HEteBOLD, about twenty years of age. On die brow cism which defeat would bring, by the from Melbourne far Now, York, with , f DBUQQf VT, mcreenarim running from it like the of the bitter rested a wreath of raece,not 8800 000 Inbills of sxDhwe inhta jwk, , IM Broadway. New York, and Garden and Flower 0Md& yCt Withered ao recently bad aba been •ot. 1 next saw him a wounded rebel ata* argaaa whisk hare tat. W >*te 8irapi,r;||^i|Hvw>. ffwinepceseenod with devils. interrc:’. to-day therreurrecUonlato will ^tar.iytngca fieldofAn- InTjACEBors ration patSkt male Oran. Tlwre, wHh gmad akreog n»t«. sesl to BecaoM at this wo ore anxious that tl>c say Jfrta* by mail In forge MSfagM prot-^T be examined befx-e the Police Court, for ttetem. A little mare than a year later, pa*tad to pr.iareTAeat fr**A for treweptantrsg, party should bo thoroughly orgnulxed.Wsggss-i their serious cffrt-W tew. Ataagasd llitaH. Oardsa aad Fhnrer arvd. Abcru all things, let there be no Burtonklhnv. ‘ klduvys“and dropatoal swelling,. o(U»« <»‘»*S«r -r.cntof our high purpose. Henceforth Berne weeks since s number of mangy ramKik'incinraawctt, [«>-eowly Imm n ।, .tha matte aboBld bo Univtna! Liberty cure tn this rietnity wre. in.prudent —To Whoxji Oaox—A comspoarm la Brorybagy. and impartial Suffrage, rsgardlc— at enough to i» mad and go round bitUng dantMMibly write, to the RtohmsaMi Mrtstt^afWssSsaaadnmar awde el A h'* * P!t Cirao1"- «lr“* taforas^lM o <wta,»c*t«r«tor. Lsitbto be cartel (>eopto aud thing. Indtocrimlnstsly. o» ” o,ni8 stsrwsrrs sou-Atouftalle t.wmpvu^d apMaass^ east wing twa pestag* swap*, fcr -onrwatohwordaad batttoKUj. If there tv-urao n vigoroua CTuando ugnlnxt the *n uafslling restedy for iBleatperaase; write for Il leachre bow Uro homsly nay (. -------— „ an any wbi> are faint-hearted and Um- whole cantos nee was st once insugum2*"**—tatercsttetut SMt’ prowpUy k Mja. a-, M ,w oreuo—who dread to do what to rigbeU tfreso is any poor devil who would sontimsaas fary, tbstr dgy. bo<am. with rotfto around our necka Tbe rope X« y*Mglady orgmUtaM. sbsaMfeU to seed snares aud saaasgv manifestly pfoaty, MWtanw »U. to-ro sTW ktaSte/tM KU & FMjTfi rf ... -WF-H-Kky BXMBouni rrrkscT nucuc t-^. Kato* Co_ D*n<e| SWnier j«A> a- ■ av a •d &U»* Wukowrws .«rei sad mtwte disarms SAVE MONEY; ’ „...... „ Tinu •( suh-rtptt Great Rnluction IN PRICES “■ “Tairsrii si!: “gushttM girtt • J. , La t.,«»e—.a~—f-T ta li - sms, Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, * T I5 H ;stftK tl,fj LARGE & FINE U LB. AS. 888811 rmitaAXi» u* »t— leMtey-a mm*, mw mree* ' jou nuns Boots and Shoes, I-—> Clothing, i^c\L“2Bi.'i^SilSYr. Carpets, J:, ’ it i aa ji Druggets, 4 Oil Cloths, M’all Paper, css-.'Su.-jiL“xr-’Sa-c is Crockery, Ac. H ii lip J jl iiiE; » i ssrtJSittsisrAx ” FMEE3 Customers can Save 25 ZPer Cent. CRISPER COMA. ""mm rtw chants have bought in Mew York ii ’fW lf11?' f'Hfl w gggg=g As Cheap ss other Mer­ 1 si 1 flip h 'f ! ’ii ii! I’; ill SWXS2S,=7J-13SS MSW S-ft On Former Prices. 1— M'J'.'S.StEiraSSJS'S 'C'!ta%S!tlS IttPK ~ »J'GSifaTo^xrc' ife a t; I s ri h i H i i t II !h i ; ©W-® TUW, a W "'*>“^*wSiTr1°*ir r— uw—A. MV, ffiiS&CtWSiiw ^fokU'^rtal'X'- llgttkTg SBds^sttrZroiJto Thfc ~M>a' squamU <fo «Mf prepsrtfo.,,, ng ■Z'fo'te 1 JONES 4: SUBGEON Wfolt MM lb* utta ▼V wtahlag aaythiM “raTOv*"*^ TBWTH IN On O*td andWtavr Hat ON VULCANITE •• abort aMise tart I* tb MrtskBM,aad w« latest SlylM jut- „afaM Fw ImUm* b»4 C HUBS! It ■Tt. WE n> llltlH, I J>r ■bai Cures, Wiwr .ra-aadPt � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-05-01.pdf a7133047121047c88555a14c743ed35b PDF Text Text A WSM" the banner THE BANNER GEO. M.'JJLltW® X u lumu. >mr <S>, «ra. rsrr- Tem* ef Subscription. , BY GJJq. at. PEWKY. “Liberty tai Unleu—Ouud IiMpanHe.* Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, may i, 1867. VOL. XII. McCOHKELL 4 VAILS. Unsintss girtttoTE.' o-hooebibb, shall sot suftr. Theao httte self denials yuu know, ore almost unavoidable, if wo ■would owlburrow.” . sensibto man, took his 5o:lrj. GROCERS ____ 1____ . 1. '__ RUSSELL * MLVUM, McConnell & SOLD OUT. HOL3BOOK t MILLS, The Business at tho Old Stand, in all its Various Branches, D. •STSK'SSS • ,«ptW W1L80N ODELL. Ilultojp. April Sto, 1M7. AVISO batrti «l W. OSsITs later* ■ ih. Slock aCGeed* st wy oid Btera. w preportd to •■!! 0 roearie* and Proriaio«a sj u tbs times wtU jxrmil, under lbs sstn* H «. *. rvu-sa. ' Ruling*, April 5lh,lMT. flute tL» poor Vainly lifted v ime for sale;* lalsrss or small qnanUtlss. Also, I'lMleriog Hair sod W«kr Lime. CvsrM.Fiae and Dairy SALT, by jyt» COLE A SON. L THE 1910 PII—IIXT All CHIAMIT Bf Flit. MORTON S GOLD t’ENS, lovdicans u4 UgM, la alngtag gliMtUwj. THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD A G HDLBBOOK. Tho youngeet arm stood with his fair brido upon tho threahold of tho old form house. Ho wm tho last of four bravo boyiVbo bad gone forth from that hum­ ble roof to work their way up manfully to a place of honor and usefulness in the world. Perhaps there was a little dim- AgrneyM *Itst>lteb«J. «>• pablie ■ sited,' »nd si U>» asms prices, by A. MOBTON. iu!r«.ia*». ALFRED O. WILLSON. o. D. spaitldtng’S HASTINGS HOUSE, J. K»1 OmrrS atm*. nM^S, WiehlII. Kaitix. TM> Hwm NEW CASH STORE, TO BUY YOUR GOODS! r.in. ir AvtmL PmMmbcb Moi.a. au t=uK. a«r ,od may b« tana NEW GOODS: ' D. IIEKHHCK, EYERT WEEDED EIKD 1SD STILE, . For Cant at tho Lowest Figures. JONES & DRAKE, SURGEON • DENTISTS, . VKTsnld call lbs sttenUou ot ACL persons ’’ wuiing sajUnng In lbs of DENTIaTRr Grat Win fir the Mi TLETU^itrsated er Sited, on short noties. "N VULCANITE'niBBER BABE, en ibartMtieesad In U>sl>«st sad mostsppnirsd aiyte. ,r u.,,<r >Ml>p w GOOD PK1.1T>, - BOOTS 4 BHOtiS, CHEAP! distant homes. There wm a racket of merry, youthful voices, ns tho grand children romped through tho old haDs; but grandfather’s face wm brimful of smiles; ud grand­ ma's pot and namesake, gentle dignified Grace, took tho reins of gurernmrirt into they must live more in the buried peat But to George end Elira life scorned all ono bright future, with tho rainbow of hopo arching all their plana and prothe thin hairs foil about his temples Mho jocte^ Tlioir western home waanhumblo or», not desire nay gifts of jewels and gulden *> c0™®*® au thane pcct of paying for tho j£k» ho worko. buthewae suro to meet with hearty should delight MELINDA MEAD, Latcgt Styles of Pateros (L1.4PAULBIIK. ni Am‘ in tho family room, wm Mgood monaryrd-" -* mt or ihnbPition. aa fium the little gramtehildren. togrtVOM tho caao think it a A TATLOR.' ring," JEWELRY ilM STOBL Land for Sale! Clocks, Watches, Jkwsutt, Sil"4 il wifih t« sell 80. ACRES .ver and Plath© Warr. • of Timbered Land, lying three aeries of concentrated rings of galleries, each of which is devoted to a certain clnes of subjects- Thus tho outermost ring of al] is allotted to the display of machinery, at rest and in motion, while work, and nodded towmd ths muttU. mo » pictures and mnAlsa The picture gallarira, with tho exception of tho Italiu section, may be described m complete.— In tho Italian gallery only tho pictures on tho lino-r.ro fixed. In tho British, as in tho Fronsh gallery, every-thing is ready or and his party went round the odifico twioo—namely, in those two rings, which may bo said to roprosont all that is mart fine and all that is most useful in tho arts. Entering at any door of tho budding, tho visitor will at onco find himself in tiro midst of machinery, but tho arrangement on tho other tho British show. Down, tnDenmark, abtolutcly none were prepared. dood, tho whole length of the great hall, By far tho greater part of tho French which loado from tho chief doorway to tho through tho gallon-. Tho only of bia progrotB through tho room are two. According to tho stylo of royal porsonagee tho Emperor selects one picture for re­ mark It b a portrait of the Prince of Wolee- Oxford. His Majority pan to it out to the Exhibition—a department which had wnortlnag to boaat of in being the moot punctual of all rm: aormut cutocx. From this point a visit was made down the Rut de Rmmla and thence Into had bcu stuck In the ground the night before, and which then looked by no means the better for their trualatloq.— On thfa picture, however, their Impcrtal Mgjartte. did not dwell, nor did they traverse more of tbeboUdlngthuIhavk mentioned, but avoiding the round which fodta the tiers of pMdctag.eaata and unflntohod courts,eemo back at once Pavillion. The whole rislt-fbr ewsfeo ny It could not bo called—wasavar ta an hour ud a half. Except ta tho Rusalan ud English courts, thsre to really .very little to see m yet. The Emperor left thobuildingateutSj udVenttoreTNwh* mente to a pnvlllian which had bees faej^red for him near the grand enteranoc/ and which to likely to form one of tho chimiry is also pretty well advanced, but chief sights connected with the exhibi­ tion. The arrangement Of this htlle structure to merely a private cnterprlae, the specutatton or about a dozu French piles of rough deals; cumber the spooo machinery) there wm little to ba seen. inxlesmcn, but they have set about the naemd hr most foreign nations. Bun­ day was the last day allowed for work— in fart, it wm most dodrivelv nnnuunced about throe quartoro of an hour. Ths forhts own use. It comdsta of flirrH at firat that no work would bo allowed on E-mcrur and tho Empcraei bad a little small appartmenta, oaeh of which M that day at all, aa it was to be given up word or a bow hr accroa of oommiasfoo- moot olsborately deeorated—one OnlMd ontiroly to cleaning the interior. Of oro m tlioy jabswI along, and tho wonder is that they traveled through the gallery in so abort a timu. They stayed longest ter the Emperor. in the fashion of Leak with a little portv qtJapanese, most of XIV.; ud tho thin! allotted totthePftaca whom, to tho barbarian eyarvt loos­ conversant with the horrible uproar and er, would seem identical with the troop of imrglMs who lately perfonund the butwrfly trick in BL Martin’s Hull They wore freon the harmony of the .betiding m . las than from 60,000peopla haw noth- «d ticket# of edminsfan, ao that in aomo R. u with small band gradually abated, and fl»' sweqpea ud htboearagot a hit_ chance to make things little . Tho patriereb aadtheprsjer, M-iA. j •teood-mrhto of the merry The^S for uF Ztchildren. tho fca, ®U.»W and policemen, and soldiers, and three glittering Turks, and one white headed negro. Tho crowd was too groat and. I which abo never raised while in tho build­ ing. Tho course of the Imperial pary through tho exhibition may easily bo fol- TWtamsat and Psalma, printed ta ven Innuk dear typo, so gxawkl id the feilk letters said fegright of Hi",WK (15 R08®BI,L A 5EVIK8’ BTOBBJ _ bBAiKx nr ning round the machinery ennoxo, or unfinishod. Austria and Prussia were quite as bad. Italy had only just got arrangemant holds. Turn to the toft, and go into any gallery, you find yourself in France; follow it m its course round tho building, and you pass through a succes­ farewell words. But ha took from the hare carccly yet got i building at oil. . Wi sion of countries, until at hurt, when you old ride cup-board hia parting gift—-a bright, new neo—and rm ht> pLiced it in tout complete tho rirdo, you find your self tho hand of the youth, tho sccompuyCurio was tho daughtar-in law who very hut', that n postponement of at least among tho jiroducte of Great Britain.— ing admonition oouudcd cheerily on his a fortnight would bo allowed, but tho im­ oar. “Boe out your row.” perial rrunTnieaioncri were firm, and on It was tho fdurth time a similar proSaturday it was known that tho building gangway from rad to end that goes over seutaiian hod boon made in tho old upon tho table. Indeed, it would bo hard finiahod or unfiniahod, would bo opened all wo machine, eo that a visitor can see for hor to accomplish much with so many homestead. “Everybody will find his row to hoe in little ran-a-waya under her foot all tho this world. George—and sometimes it’s a time, whooo manifold perfections must mighty1 tough one; but it is only cowards continually bo obMrrod and commented avail thomsolvo of tho privilege so uncx- Cusnminaioncni preoeding them, tliat"«hirk it ‘Whateocvar thy hand on. poctedly offixed to them; for it was per­ collcctod cmong tho machines 1 ilndeth to do, do it with thy might,' and The oTrning lamp was lighted, and a fectly well known in Paris that what will little fire was burning in tho open fire never forget to look up” . manta were ready to strike up tho nation­ Tho old man wrung tho hud of his place, as all worn seated in tho old homo al air aa they camo in eight, tho band­ son. and stooped down to kiss the cheek roam. William, tho eldest born, stopped forth to bo worth inspection for nearly a month masters gesticulating in all a Frrachof his fair, now daughter; while mother busied herself with tho dofon “last from tho liitlu group,, and advancing to to come. Tho poaitivo anoounoramt, therefore, that tho opening to tho public Lis gray-hmrcd lather, said : rent too soon. At fixed “It is twenty-two years since tho £rat would be made this day waa received gangway tho Emperor said at lust, and tho old coach rullod, of us went forth from this roof to mako with not *a littlo giootn by nil but tho away with the two hopeful, sunny hearts his war in tho world." Aa each, in turn Euarinn, Engliali, and ooms few French just entering life's bright and beautiful took bis departure, you presented to him aomte, though of the latter only a few a bright, now hoc, with tho injunction, wore tolerably ready. By for tho greater The old homestead seemed deserted “Boo «ut your row.” How well wo have majority of tho f reign oommisriraors nod drear aa a last year’s nest The aged followed your directions and tho lessons simply contented ihemootras with dosing ■ knfo Ik* nntirf, evariderabio number of machines in mo­ pair sat down by their own hearthstone tion, but they could acaronly find a simi­ alono, m when ttiey begun life together. lar proficiency in ony other region of the How the*? old walls had rung to tho taught, by tout words and by your life, sound of childhood's mirth, ud clQL- it remains for you to judge. Aa a token email number of goods which had yet ar­ department until they camo to tho British rived ware not unpacked. With such a • „«$-«• BROWS SUGAR, » • »«lc- Following that of the Empcr- Nod (othsrwtes, R«. Edward day. There was no ceremony or pagunt of any kind; no oddrwoB, ar rophos; no buoks above them. Thera were litilo of-lasl costumes. Tho Emperor and tasteful appomtmeuia hero and there, about the cheerful <0*^^ room, but tho bright hoo was novar displaced by any of it, apoko a few words to the roproeongum or crystal Tho pretty ahaD-framr> pictures might look down upon it if they chose: it could not bo looked out of countenance. than all hi neighbors, and tho stranger who shored but for a night tho generous hospitality of his broad hearthstone,wenf away to apsak, yean after, of tho pleas­ of this ant hours lio iniont them; and tho kindly sale of attentions of the gentle wife, whose wide licTod that M. Ploy would yield, and al­ low foreign countries and Franco itself a little grace in point of time to get them­ alono “which makoth rich, and Ho oddoth selves into tolcrnblo order. Not until Friday lost was it beltovodthat the build­ ing wm really meat to open to day, and whoa the Cat was given out on Saturday round the ciroio of bidding i itaeli-blgh Mtillap, « cedsr cn the t ill*. A.t It Again. 1 OR. II. I. HAMIT. NUMBER 1. and four. place of old Dobby's golden butter and yellow craam; ud she never forgot to stir a well beotnn ogg into the pot of eoffec, so improving its richness that George scarcely miasod the favorite luxury. Steadily onward ho hood his row until tho place waa oil his own. Tho old hemo had pit on a now face out-doom and. in. Formal Opening of tho Paris Expo­ carriages moved on amid the waving of i r ___ J -------- » k—J. —G There were shrubs and rose buslira in sition. Ilia party all wm door ud stately to makn abundance in the cnoo tangled and briar Bpeciil Corrw At the vcotihulc their Majesties were his passage free. Behind him wm tho grown door yard, ud a fine young orch­ deluge. Tho crowd rushed ud crushed ard wu btoesoming on tho sunny slope toward tho south. of what vailk. FBANX ALLEN. «SWSTRJ“— crpcncncca of his first charge; but they the Prine® of Grange, the Count of FlanA_____ J .1________ T____ • t-I.V I were pleasantly reUovod by the many “Sunny Sido" incidents his wife took care tonggert as he went along. i ' nMwtabliohodto altow hun to take tort at bewtUerawnt interpolated George and Ralph compoirod fannformal port in any public coramo­ their genuine*, “Ah, BUI shay itotoa, and altogether, the evening passed n plain truth, ha u very for from as only such gatherings, by such a hearth stone, over can. It is only fuch training Gist can produce such rcsulti. If yon wish your boys and girls to tirolr quiet and orderly, for but few pcrgrow up useful, honorable and happy, ■ — ■ ■ ____ . JI —A 11. I Al.. TEL'S TEA. COFFEE. SUGAt. 8HQSB. CAND1ES1 OIL. BOaPT CANbLtS Ar Ta b« sold cbnpsr.teu at »«y sttee jix. is lows. UuUap.An. IS, UK. tf T ' P. OIAII. 1.00 PEIR. ANNUM. atm blockedwithladdsa, nolsaaudfrem^ worit of every shape and IttaA enu red IL but with tbn same ra The In 4uttheir: �THE BANNER ■yunmx gaOMI M. DEWEY, - THE BAKTZB. I Today wo send forth the Banker I ctethed In a new and wo think bountiful <lres*. But ite typographical appearance speaks foe ltmlf. The type is mostly from j . the veil known Foundry of L. Johnson A Co-, Philadelphia, and to considered strong drink, but to abstain from the use od In Holy writ 'n I doot ore’s wemn at Jackson, where pens will bo in nom for abeepM fast m they arrivi of tobacco in every form. The city oon- doout It, but I will my brethren *b aterates require that each exhibitor tern, that I’ve allwnx regarded that s * membership tlckst I costa tl, and to Dot txaDiterabie, admit- ( id a flisl-cfaae collage, called Wayland AL»«,TM,n. ting ttos hohtor at the gates at all ttmaa. I Diversity, in charge of the Baptista. -•The Adrian * three storim high besides the basemen'.. terday tn the Board of Tnste HaU. A erocker baker carried upto the ball a S Diocnoui hi- — -- ■ IDIIIITS ICIlBitT*, church wm laid at BL John's on coarago the aseociation by becoming members, and tending to their names and annual eubaeriptlona to the Secreta­ ry or the acting Treaeurer. It Is lmj>ortant to note that all sheep intended for the exhibition obould be cctered on May 7, or before that date, according to the rales, sheep mltea long by 3 or 4 wide, Dow covered —Rev. Mr. Johnson to with loo—a broad highway for winter with the parpoM o travel. The lee is still flrm from shore the demorallmticn of a troupe of per- pena kcthodlst Church there. to shore, and two fejt thick. Along the ' railroad track, Imw springs of pure we- Ing" a handful of nuts oa the stage, but Cleveland Infirmary. gravelly earth, and winding through the -A man named Jacob Grabs had hie to make the Bannxb beantifa] In appearIn cmea where cheep; marsh in muddy channels to tho lake. presented by tbo Board, yesterday.- । nnder Up oomptetely torn off in a saloon ver, an extra aum of 15 j Quito a number of fishermen were seen I "Bulto" and “brnre” left off beUtrwtng: fight Dayton on Monday. to the premium. The; and growling, mam pork waasuddenly upon the lake watching their hook* sot • -To-day we send oct tho let number of | Secretary. R. F. Johnstone, Detroit, will I Inactive, “grain scatpexs" and •‘shystan" room lor don bt that we actually hare an ' transmit 11s ts, with the premiums and i near here, a trapper bearing upon hto another year of labor, white rat with redeyre wm caught shoulders a bundle of raw beaver polto, some 80 in number, end an otter akin of our |ntrons and friends; that we may five feet tn length that had been secured “»*«*. wta mln. be able to make the Banxek all that it made to permit the owners of machine­ —Tho colored voters at Jacksonville, should to, ns the organ of the earnest, ry. implements, and other article*, aa | Fox Lake, a town of 1 fiOO people, la 10 split, corn* and tho air wm Florida, have nominated Col. O. B. Bird Cage*, well m of live stock, to exhibit their, patriotic, Union men of Barry County. articles<5n tbo grounds during the time miles north-west of Beaver Dam, and heavy with yells, laughter and Im proc*- Hart for Mayor, and a full municipal ■ To this end we carnmUy eolldt Crom our of the fair by Mitsicriblng to the moocIs- , I two from the station. A side track, | tlon*. Boon from out the throng moved Uekat friend* In nil porta ol the County, all tlon and becoming members. owned bv the cltlxcns, extends to the the majestic form of Guy, tall and erect —At Jonesboro, TIL, on Tuesday fast, Not the least Interesting part of the I Item* of news of any special or general programme will be tbo evening discuss-, 1 town. The city has five Churches, a Ma circus pole, bolding far above the Mr. Harry Armstrong dislocated hto i;>terc>t, and *hall be glad to remunerate ions of subjects counseled with the agri­ weekly newspaper, and Ladles' Scmln- reach <rf the crowd, the last cracker the lower Jaw by yawning. It so remained wcU.nny party that will furnish items cultural interests of the State. Arrange- j ary. The last to a splendid stone struc­ box had contained. Then the "Lark” for five hours. —During tho year ending with July of this citaracter. Wo have also, at prro- menta will be made far the use of a hall I ture, 40 by EX) feet and three stories high. cut the M"totanee of a Chicago CorreeIt occupies a public park in tho center Cracker* were for once quoted "very tbo Odd Fellows of the United Mates may dtocuasall subjects they may cliooee expended nearly $83),M0for the relief of jondent.who promises valuable k-ttera to bring up, and where they may meet members or their families. from the commercial Metropolis of tho to transact their bualneaa Tbs meet­ village, as well m a blowing to it, and The Odd Fellows' forty-eighth general —Florida produces lemAi North-^cst, including Ute market re­ Ings held tost winter at Ann Arbor, and surrounding country. The lake, from anniversary will be celebrated here, on < ver a jound, and 12 tocto- ._ ports fat each imue of the Bannsb.— at Tecumseh and Jackson, are fest indi­ which tho town derives It* name, to a Friday next, with extraordinary magnlfl­ forance. They are obtained by a crom cations of the utility and Importance uf Other oorrc-pondents will, also, from such conventions. little distance to the north, and about 3 oe nae. Nine local Lodges and two En­ Paints (HLs, time to; time furnish our readers with Tho officers of the Wool Grower*' A»- or 4 miles in extent. There are mills at campments will turnout Id full strength, 1 orange. Glass Putty, -Since I-cnt ended, the aristocratic j rnuture of interest in various j>arts of the eoclatlon of Michigan are: the outlet, something like a mite away. together with members of the Grand ! New Yorkers ere marrying and giving County,!and at the tamo time wo shall Lodge and Grand Encampment and /‘rriidcnt—Hon. C. E. Ktewart, KafaVarnish, Dye Stuffs, I in marriage at a rapid rale. No lore than spare n<» effort to make the Banner, not miuoo. marshes that detract from tho beauty visiting members of other lodges outaldo 150 fashionable weddings are calculated : only an unfaltering exponent of the Trtiuurrr—W. G. Beekwlth, Caasopo- and interest that would otherwise eur- th- elty. Ths grand ceremonial of the on before May 1»L princlplts and policy of tho Republican round them. Tho country to the west, day will bo the faying of the corner —The Commissary General ha* decid­ party, but a local Journal which will re­ Jcfinp Trramtrer^— M. Shoemaker, north and east, to about half prairie, and stone of the Odd Fellows' Man ament in ed that the heir* of decerned soldiers are R USSELL ME VIMS, fleet with photographic precision the do­ entitled to ration commutation while | the soil of the very best quality; the tim­ Boss HUI Center. ing* of tills people, and unhesitatingly Sterctary—R. F. Johnstone, Detroit | ber Is uniformly second growth oak. I The South Klde Park question has not advocate, all their interests, apciai, edu­ have not seen a maple sugar camp in ths AretrftcvCbnimiffee-Tbeofficereabove ' been settled by being voted down at the Prescription carefully Confounded. ■Mknte., cational and moral Friendswill you named and J. R. Hendrieka, Cerreco; last hundred miles of my Journey Inga. j late election, for the friends of the meso­ Closed Out—At Cost! old us by your liberal patronage, in car­ J. D. Adams, Climax; Henry Goodyear Four miles west of Fox Lake the coun­ arc, headed by J. Young Scammon, rying out this our purpose, that wo may Manchester; N. W. Pugsley, Paw Paw; try opens into broad, rich prairies many have determined to press their claims of be able, through your Mdstance to make G. W. Kennedy, Jackson; Jamas Depay 1 miles in extent Two thirds of the land illegal voting In every district which did Fleklee' dtotrict, and to rappoecd to be the Bannbh whntitrccmstoualtahould Jaducm; M. L. Ray, Coucord; A.H. seems to have been fall plowed. The not give a majority for the Park, and by hto orders. RUSSELL .YEUIXS, bo, but which it requires patronage to Kqutrre, Manchester ; IL H. Andoreou, I staple crop is spring wheat and the the case is to be bro't before the Supreme —The argument tn the Georgia and Knop the bert BOOTS md make it? Will you do it 7 amount grown last summer must have Court. Although there *fM a majority Mteslraippi injunction cases commenced Jackson; M. L. Case, Brooklyn. Friday In the United Stalo* Supreme been Immense m evinced by the stacks of SHOES in town. Court, and will probably be concluded WOOL CBOWI1G, note next Friday. —A new Baptist church to being erect­ sheep-shearing machlnM on oocdlng to location and Improvement. | claim* of the friends of the Park are sus­ The State Sheep Shearing and Wool celebrated tained by the Buprsme Court, the result ed at Middleville, Barry county, tocret trial. One of ibcee Inventions wm em­ RUSSELL .YEVI.VS, AU over thia region I* found the best | Show at Jackson. ployed to shear tho famous buck Don will be to declare the act of the General 13,800. And another, 32 by 53, to eoet CUllenge the "CM^' on TEAS I $2,500, to Just commenced at Hart, tho Pedro this season. of clay for cream colored brick, and the Assembly In force. The premium list* and rule* and regu। county scat of Oceana county. । ridges abound in layers of gray rock that' The Kt rails of Mackinac, are at length lai ions for tho Slate Sheep Shearing and j Mth JKMW.Ut Traveling Correspondence. uuu norm and qtnex aaua. —The N’aahvUlo Ganitt claealfiee its announced to be open, and tho regular Wool Exhibition have been tosued.— Tbe weather ha* been, and to Still, very line of propellers and •teamen to Buffalo new* thus : “That from to» northern, eastern and western States, ‘Affair* In The exhibition to to be held at Jackson, cold. The roads are abominable with and Detroit have already cotpmrnccd ; God's country'—that from the southern on tho grounds of the County Agrlculta-1 RUSSELL XEVIXS, mud, mve when froten. A rain storm running. ralK.K-1: ty. on Tuesdsy, Wednesday and ' yeeterday terminated in snow to the Jite Englishmen among us, celebrated Thursday, May 7, 8 and 9. Have a fine Stock of Csocmr ed with an unfavorable account of the 1 The association have offered a very country in central and northern Wtooon- depth of two or three inches tost nlghL 6L George's Day, by adlnner. last even­ ing, commencing the festivities, of Uauaea W taeiaaa, sM OU A kA NYU BQUAXX and Glass-ware for sale Cheap! liberal list of premiums. There are cl­ sin. Klnoc then I have visited other and Now, al throe qtelock, p. m., it to gone, AND BOim DKALINO WITB ALL. and the water stands in pools upon the better sections of the State. On tho lit' roadsand flelita, the froat not yet being course, by tho toast of “The Queen." The musical port of too entertainment 1. Thoroughbred Merinos, bred eith­ MUU r. i. nun, outof the ground. Robin red-breast ha* wm farolshod by George Stevens, tho er in or out of tho State. | tootAe care northward to Minnesota RUSSELL 4-JfEn^S, 2. Thoroughbred Merinos, owned or Junction, distant 18 mites. The land Ju*t made his appesuance to-day, and we popular leader of tho Museum Orchestra, tn the Fhiladel hall hto coming m tbo harbinger of milbred in Michigan. along this road to gently rolling, the soli Won't be undersold when Yours truly, A deputation of too Bouton Common 8. Mlehlrmn fine wools, which ln-i rich, deep, black, mellow and very pro-, I der weather. elude all Merino sheep, of any blood, CouncU to at present here on a voyage mere even at these prices. CASH is offered ! duetlve. The surface alternates between of dtocovcry, striving to penetrate the —Bishop Vail, of Kapas*, wm married natural meadows, plowed fields, and Chicago Correspondence. mysteries of our sewerage system, Z.r.x. to Philadelphia on Monday to Mbs oar for foreign and one for State bred grove* of thick second grew th timber. , Ulen Howman, daughter of the fate Kinsley's famous rcsturant, under the C hicago , Apr. 24th. 188T. There are tome good orchards here. The on. O.TIBHlt 'S animal*. Bowman, of Pennsylvania.— Ed. Bxxm: Theenftrprtsingspirit Opera House. bM been sold out to John Bishop Btobop Clarkson, of Nebraska, offlclat6. Ootswrlda, the same. . and board cabin to the stately two-etory of Inquiry which prompted tbo Yankee's Wright and A. M. Booth. Kinsley Is fl. Pouthdcwn*, the same. Interest in the price of a stranger's blue going Into the peripatetic bote! burin out, mansion of brick. Hundreds of acree of —The waterfall of a In all thew classes the highest premi­ cotion umbrella, would of ItMlf be sutfi- on Pullman's new style ofpalace cars. um for tho !-e*t buck is 1C0, and for the , A proposition to on foot to metamorsecond best $10. For the best pen of five await the spring sowing. The large crops | phoeo the North Market house into a news fro of wheat and eat* grown last season, may ewes $30, and sacond best Aid. There financial imerefal interest* eo huge public bathing bouse, to be man­ perrons to the Immediate vicinity. We premiums are offered for animals two | be infered from tira big stacks of straw aged by a Stock Company with a capital are In favor erf that institution. and thick stubble fields seen on every little Imbroglio, now agitating sot only of 125,000. The Board of Health hare farm. —Recently, in Richmond, a negro InFrance and Prussia, but through them, the subject under .erious consideration, etoted on riding upon a street car. The Juncan, 15 miles from Watertown, Is each party who i and aa they profess to believe In clranllput him off. wh the county sect of Dodge County, and the entire European world. I n our mon- nem, in contradiction of all precedent Long - Tried Establishment.' has, perhaps, MO people. It 1* remark­ , established by previous Boards ol Health whole entries and the 15 subscribed by able only for Its public building* and ready Jubilant, and prlCM are going up. i In this city, they will probably accede the society to make up the premiums to Notwlth»tandlng the ominously war­ to the projxMltlon. be paid for the buek that will shear the shops reeking with beer and whiskey. Messrs. Kcrchaff Brothers, of thia It is surrounded by a rleh country of like aspect of affairs, however, specula­ city have within a couple or throe rears flsooa of wool that will show the greatest tion Just yet la rather risky, and almoat ■ past, built up au Im me use bualuc** here, Y., WM foolhardy amount of cleansed wool In proportion prairie and burr oak plalna. I found here a WhUome College classmate, and in a peculiar line, for which they really attempt eroMlng the in front of a moving . several schoolmates and com;>ar.Ions of atlon* dependant upon that contingency wm thrown between two rails, beratotbmy youth, and, fora briefday with them, ot dealing in none but pure goods, and /I large number of entries. lived over again tbo pleasant day of Meantime, the Atlantic cable thrill* os their* Is a bualneaa iu which unprin­ Clam 8 offbrs premiums of |10, $8 and l^y'tedteS---------- - r*" i childhood. At the J unction, three miles hourly with war a alarms, half of which, cipled dealers carry adulteration and SO tar tho best shearers. fraud to Uie most afarralng extent, their 1, -The Mobile Register to alarmed at I x p. KOBnn,wHoxsnLLuraxouau> jjkfa 0 is a scries of three premiums of setion should be deemed doubly eredl- i the program of the Republican party in । I Portage, while the Watertown road contablc aid valuable to the community. BETTER GOODS tlnuM north to Fondulac, Oahkoah, Ap­ oualy tendered by the Michigan Wohl our newly acquired patch, away off on theirft* In the Lombard block, back I pletoo and Green Bay. Bayer*’ Areociatlon through its Prrebliaricon, three miles east of the J unodent, T. McGkaw, Esq., for the neatest ' control even half of the and the rmount of "chaff" and Juklng tbs proper eflbrt to matte. Formerly It wm a plane of mon promise indulged in over it, seemsaimaat boundami middle woo!, that will clause the ires. Half a doam profroaed Jokers, over terated or d.^tored be-eragtn. greatest weight in proportion to weight matters Uwlay are rather io the Board oLTrade, propose to got up walk la to the German school in that finda an outlet through Rock River to an "Ice, Htrawberry, White Brer and quiet Ths leading article* of intenet mluras to to bring out ramp!'- fleeces tied | to your readers dceed to-day at the fol­ the Miariaclppi. It affords abundance Banana Importation Company," capital lowing ratea. Ftour, quiet, meter for of waterpowi-r, by which immense quan-1 stock, r,WO,000, of which thirty cents CDOICR FAULT CBOCE1IES. same time to elicit a general knowledge titles of staves, thingies, and lumber are of the difference in the weight of cleans­ Jh^feK^.------cat and prepared for market. The lake । MO, to develop the resourcM of tho new ed wool when prepared for manufacture, -Tire Richmond »mre notes a reland. Upton In his fanny “fsnllleton" and the wool aa put In market. We are bays and oovm, like branching arena to- In tho Tribune, 41sooureeth merrily on informed that the very best washed teriap with low capes of timbered lands, probable, social Ufa and amusements in dlfibrcnt colon. One of them a blue and toe other a podUva black, while Ito whitened ley surface tojlbw NevqIo wslUchesky, or some other cheerrkal Errant ackxc*'*i Clan 10 Includes the special prernlunn parsnte am deaf mutes, and while the a thecnoghfare for lumt>crmen, wbcoe teems are seen moving uj»n it In every black. Unlike the parents, toe child of JackMo. through COL Shoemaker, direction, a railroad brunches out from comic pictures, ill uatrati vs of the advan­ offer a premium of f 10. The Hon. C. E. this place northward, around the wmX tages of life and bostons to such high axes m much notoe m any one. aide of the lake, when, crossing tho Fon- latitude*. So the fan goes on. While AXBwMaaoinoTKMNumDBHKnT. I I MWDLCYILLR, - UARRT CO., - MICHIGtS. Uiium w sav: ai. u. rsay. or vuncura, dulac road, It leaves due north to Wau­ it la, undoubtedly, a "big thing” to get P'rfw™™, Toilet Articles, one uf IA, and Henry Goodroar, trf Man­ pun, Ripon, Berlin, and Owro. Rolling A Bbotbxt AoamT iNJVbiaova cheater, one of M- Each ot three are far Prairie, 7 miles we»t of hero to a little Extract*, show certain quality own. indulging in the proud addition to rmt.relir K from the surroamllng country. BOOKS ABD STATlOmi For Cash or BeadyPay! DRUG & BOOKSTORE, fef«s-w.“«a'’»’S3asx Real Estate Broker, Fire u> Lies further on, north-west, at biggest and mrwt expensive chunk of nothing la the world, stta practical poa> Dam, a thriving, beautiful city of 7^00 1pte 1 will took Mkance at the bargain, and practice than tJOO.WO. TfflTT WBImFau'/ el Law. MMAw—• of any practical value by II Aa the thing let of the lake. Ufa privileged with the Hunter's Headauarters! pmoA-atataMatomUm. earn on hie peculiar torme. mid, "Now, FSLVifsteElW tofoundtoattorv to fulltime todrl_ . yelling like Half the �fetal ai> 35isrrUaneDiis. SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES. youHG m»H • BELL’S SPECIFIC REMEDIES I THE GLORY OF MAX U mUEMGTH. SQEMUEl Strengthen the css; s Defences; When a garrison apprehends ua attack from an Mtolde'aotmy, wbnl deea It def llnurcn.n ntaa.rtacaa The bamaa lyitom. at this period of tbo year. Is beleaguered by morbid Lnlaeaoae. TUlMlomoMalriihUnf ibotou Re^ .tonga MnMk.riiy.tbi treble op* te lb.fr altocto. What la la to dona la ord.r to briRe these anaoan. but eeer entire, focal RrtaJetnmr nr* Durvoto- Do yon ask bowl Tto aaawer to liopl*—Ito manna vitbia the renebef all Rslaltees the eitol organa aad the aeraeaa lyitom with HOBTET- Vn U'liplm, n. Jcha C. Ford, rppralMtUod. H Wright, aad Holbrook a MUI. for nppUoe, a~! Juwra A. Sw,^. for appall.., A. J. Bow. A E. FMa^toa., re. Frederick A. Hamlin, nppra)-Tried by jury, foiled to agree, and the aero cwnliaaod to nori term. Jama. A. Bwae^ fa,- plainer, Hclbra-k A M.h. for de- Maibaa Barlow fWn. Qatoyeur, n. Baniey F'.iMtord, ettalcbmenl Plan withdrawn, and Jedgemoelfor plmattn in the sum of I IF TOC VAST GOOD GOODS CHIAP, to Mbet a cure. If need tiiatPiig to ic atreetioa^ MLU mcinc Mitt. HUITOIIC MILS, PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY’S j SctLSTiT' ‘ 9 a~d to gnod taKaaug. „4 ' * * Reading Circle.-The Hastings read­ and costa. Holbreek A Mills foe plalatlOb. Jamis ing r!rc!evU!me«toa Friday aTenlnc of thia week, at the naidence of L. Wight­ Franklin Holdaa, m. Walden T. Bartor, appral man. Original way* and mode may be plaiaUf did Mt appear, judgement if >M celt. expected. Hours from 8 to 10. Z I Jaaaa A. 8«mry for dofbudaat. Oon-W. Gregory, re. Daalal R. Darikk. ap­ peal, rrCared to H. Wright ai rahrea Wm Burgher for appellant, C. (I. Bolbrook for apnumoraaa. Among theta are lull wrlghto and perfect goodr. । Hebert R. Babcock el alL er. Swift IHckeraMi. Tua Bria Ball Ctra, progresses Sally. They attachment, judgaareal for plaialiff for SIU.U and eoeta . Wm. Burgher for plaintiffb. play oa Taasdoy and Friday efteruona’a at J Slrpbra PoUer aa, John McCollumn el all aio'clock on tba Fair grnuuda. Soceesa to the I aampalt, judgoaneot for plalauff fer SM4.11 and raato. Holbrook A Milk for plaiaUr. J Wilber, ee, H. Wrigbt; aaraniptli, judgement fer plaintiff by Mipolatioo foe »t,5. and coak. Bolbreok A Milla foe plaint^ B. Wright for de- Iatan, CiUu ata SIIk« Carla, body,” iM thia Incomparable prwvraUre and r» PRODUCED by tbo see tf Pref DEBRFUIC storedre. Il preenrrrr health la the beallby, and FKISER LECHEVEUX. OSS APPLICATION recear it In tto weak and ailing. riTUSiiUi I!;™.'."*; “f.T-t’Tt Boots CRISPER COMA. «VTTO*Ct>, ChamUto. Ro. CU Ritar Troy B. Y .SoIa Agrata far toe Cc!led Hlaira ______________ _______________ fobltyl Shoes, MORE VALUABLE HUM GOLD! •a a rail baler. parekaatag. PHILLIPS i jgxcELsiun i EXCEfoaion i t a KNTLET Celebrated Patent Dsplex Elliptic “S? Sg£5?,0~»* X*- MMXanTSX. Caa^Uag nytodaa. (OR DODBLK SPRUTG) «IRT. Il> Breadway, Sew York The Wonderful Fl«ib(lity aad great comfort and plratora to «ay Lady wearing tba Daplir I LUlboy »U1 ba »«st by Cba ratara af mall, peat K.hpUc Kkirt will b, aipenaaead particularly la 'rT,d,d x»*»",b|lm, Oaeraa, Ckniagaa. fell- nablo guilty la ertocltoo, aol found la any uaeta Boring Shirt. A lady bsrian enjoyed the ptanaara, aamfcrt A great aoorenlence af wearia AoDorui Eiurarc ,**'*’ *” • •‘■A** der. will aerer I ntbara. II not bead or break like tbo single I al will praaereo their poeteet and grace oeraJApreal CbmplU01, Whlto< PraiapXl.’ when three or foar ordinary Hkirto will A Maur foiling Bcmody wW to found in Dr. BARVBrs FEMALE FILLS. 12; T,*“l*nU"- The moot tsImAI* aad perfect preparation II faraiab plaaaaataad tnatructlre leaooaa for tbo' family Breeide. Every family tbculd toko it- ' Splendid prlroo are oeat to Agents railing Cube. I Published Hami Montldy al enlr I I.LC per aaaam. j COIB1D KABVK8K3, '■* for Uta, « fltyl I boooar deypoadanl Hto brings together log leporeied. pre. lo^mOlwa coooe absent friends erleorra, restores leal ar I gO " ‘ tme aatookbiag ouceeoe »hkh baa all aluabto marine far ftyucl and ekuraa. General Debility and Praati Mimriir Energy. Impoloecy. ar I A New Thing for Hastings TOBACCO STORE ' Barth 8Ua Stole Street, where be wiB'ronsire CuMaaaMa with the - -iff—r 07 < BeparatorC&pilli. Threw away year folna frimee, year nwttbet, DeeZwetlra ad”Mt warkbafo^ ▲sdrxjaNato^WPwalaiariasttmir. MO US TA CHES PIANOS! PIANOS!!! fremw toiC.ua. Lie. uu. ^1.12?/. Moffat’s Life Pills I’BailW ARD Bryans Life Pills, n rc,,rr TI,e BLOon. q White Liquid Enamel, F tho store ntar.tSnuac Udnrn, dandy oouM SPRING TRADE, IBST. r "'I’**.' *««“* lias stock of all Goode la tbo Wbolmalo Dry And Glassware. J" imploring lad Braaufrla, U. Craapiei. ( ■ Ls’ GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, tar, Oy BUGER, SHUTTS A Ca., Chmniito, Tnisumeine Fsarteel—Agreeable to the Breriaitoe ef too Grand Lodge of Ito United Auira. Hmtlaga Lodge Re. M, I. 0. of 0. F. ‘•Irbrated tto tcth saairoreary cf Ito oegentia«fo« ef toe Order is toe United Stolon, m Friday by sppraprista eiarriaoa. Tto ntemtora of too Fratorulty and laritod f~Uee-mll.dat lb. Dodge Room al ball pail •>» O'clock, aad marched in proeemtoa la Urn »fiabytor.a Church Tba aorriem there were folbly iiamatiri aad uiartalnlag. Tba reUgtoaa laarcUaa .and tba muato by ttoir merit, attrutod u renal lalerert, while the addram •It Baoaawar. Naw Yana. RI'ECI Al. TREATMENT >a all <<m of Kami a Crockery Ibe only ariKlaia the world that wUl enrieiealakt hair, and al tba same Um* girt It a besaUlal gtewy appearance. Tba Criapar Coma net aaly curia to. haw. but mrigorttoa, braultora aad. clranarsU; it highly aad follrblfally perfumed and u tho moot complito arttale of to. kind sear offered to tba Amariraa pablk. Tto Crisper CHABTELLAk’8 can be cared permanently, aad at c‘u Pises Goods, HAIR EXTERMINATOR SPECIAL NOTICES. ' Dr. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, Groceries, Faracn* Mataal Wire Basaraa Jacob Man. aa. Jamie B. Carpenter A Wife__ Foreclosure, Decree for AMi.W and cento. C. O. Botbrook for complainant. WthyJV. Reynold!, ct, all, er, Henry Smith — ”J M. Rtoldoa, for Ilyrara, prior ta January lai 1MT, Trrararar at thia County, end OM of tto moat unfaltering, energetic. and reliable Repub- , real free. Tea eeala ragelred to pay postage Hatsand Caps, Michal Hto*. w, Sarah A. Stow. Decree of Diinrca—James A. Swaasey for complainant. Mary Ann Bally, by bar nest friend rhfiSp A. Wert, nr, Charles E. Bailey. Decree asnnIHeg lubjecta Wa keep cmwtoaUy M band a foil aanortaMt of Dry Goodg, CIGARS, ’ EEFABATOR CAPILU. For rwtorteg bale upon baM beads f foe* what aer eaoM H may hsae fnllea eull aad f-retag a Tnwlb af bale npM the fooa, il Uo M eqnaTt will feme uao brard to grow npaw the lanaft it boa to from frra to n^M weeks, or hair up- AND PIPES, GUTTA-PEBCnA, BRIAR ROOT, The Most SatCMtfhl Medicines In the World. Established la 1835 by one sf our Moot Eafawnt PhyidctaHB, and now need throughout North and South America, with more pleasing results than any other Medicine In cases of dheaeed Lirer, Blood or Skin, Indigwrtlon, Cortlroness, Bilious Complaints, RheamUm sad Fever and Agne.' Thousands of certificates are in oar possession, giving detailed accounts of perfect CURES effected by them Invaluable Medicines. They regalate the System and pat Photographic. E. 4t H. T. ANTHONY A: CO.. Haaifhctaren e f Phategraphk ■ATBRIAM, Wbalaaalaaad Retail. SOI Bseubwav, N. T. ■HOAD G AGP M SHORT X4XB. ATLANTIC & GBKAT WSTfflS Broad Gauge Bailway I �tnrrBoocK GREAT COST! SAVE MONEY! H.A. GOODYEAR A CO Mm. A. rm tt- A*** * 15000 DOLLARS §s hardware IO8f ali kinds, Upomnykfl*w»Uof the m-b, Great Reduction Loveliest alnoe.tbo day began, When good deeds ahatt be the patent Qf nobOUt/toman r_________ and will be sold at IN PRICES At the New Brick Block, one door East of the Old Stand cf DRY GOODS J. S. GOODYEAR iCO Endeavor to cultivate the giftof think­ WE ARE NOW RECEIVING DI­ ing well, speaking well, and of acting RECT FROM MANUFACT­ ■nil in all things. URERS AND AUCTION ' An exchange says that "bridle sxrrslvpm," to eqtenslvvly advertised for sale, HOUSES IN NEW Mean simply night-gowns. YORK, A VERY “To do justly, love mercy, andwalk hmnhly before God," are three things that business precedent, and buaincas excitement cannot Mt aaide. “Toola generally applaud what they least understand. One night at the Ital­ ian Opera will convince the most akeptieal of the fact, -If the world were crumbled to the COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFER­ finest dost, and scattered through the univctMJ, there would not bo an Mom of ENT VARIETIES OF dust for each star. LARGE & FINE 8HW, friend ai hb need; but be ia more truly happy that hath no need of hb Mend. Ail's far the best! bo sanguine and •”* cheerful, trouble and Borrow are friends in db- Staple and Fancy READY MADE CLOTHING ! tIJTJ /M LADINS BARLOW, GOODYEAR & GRANT, THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK Of DRY GOODS CONSISTING IN PART OF Boots &, shoes, Druggets, Hats A caps, Oil Cloths, Bleached goods, Crockery, Ac. Ladies’ dress goods, Mediately after a greatwar is thathaahoiT ’j“ton*’d Our Urea are spent either In doing Our Assortment is ftill and cos plete, and as our Goods were purchased during the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, Fancy goods, Iron, Nails, Stoves, TIH WAMK of ALL XDTOS. sf Ml m ■aaetectsre, and Warranted Good. STOVE PIPE, SAP PAHS, every thing else fashioned from Sheet Ires. AU Mrts ef XPTTZta . Shelf Hardware, ROPE, Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs CUFFS, and Many other Goods regardless of cost. jbmi GLHZITD--STON7ES, Farming Tools of all Com ail See hr Ywslra. Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chuchula Be ver " 412 worth $18. Fino Coster Bever “ $20 worth $80 BTk Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 Suita for Business, 12 “ 18 Heavy Coat, 6 “ 8 Ladies' Muff 3 “ o " . fur Collars 8 “ 4,50 English Merino, 0,75ydwidel,00 French “ 1,00 worth l,5o " “ 1,12* " 1,75 Buffalo Robes 7,50 “ 10,00 “ •' 12,00 “ 16,00 Ladies'Knit Hood ,75 “ 1,12 LASH. ______ [ num and wooden ware. DR. BICELOW HARNESS SHOP. Double all wool Shawls 3,50 worth 5,50. Terms Cash. Mudge A BaileyCassimeres, Ladies’ furs, ZA'ff THA T WS CAN AND Iddlag TranoporUibe j sad oeaabb Mhly of Ladies Wool Shawls, THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED ever bro’t to this Mart, Wall Pap. Railroad Prices, And Groceries, wSuEtakfS^MwHd'S^ndSifta Diriu lie Beit Tiirtj Dayi, Consisting of DRY GOODS Carpets. AT COST| WHOLESALE OB RETAIL. GREAT IICITIiHT!! kam^ai to X MSr—rj». ' 'T Gloves and7 Hosiery. PELOUBET ORGANS Hardware Merchant, UasabsoMlyiwvdsd ths AmprU*. sOeUJbW Two ears and but a single tangos. By.Nature's laws to man belong; The lesson the would teach b clear, “Repeal buthalf of what yon hear.” A lady about to marry wm warned H1IS33 ‘Ai The Bert Cabinet Organa,• MW, That our Coffee Customers can Save 25 Per Cent. Awerimo Issittate. Ntw York. OstsAsr, IM' ; Meg peMMaod sapwior h Qrsurt. Fse*. •nd Tsaurr or Tost, ud la numlxr s< «**•- The Next Thiry Davs Spices, Ac, Ac. AUCTION PRICES iwrntMnt tab assess. TKDhL ORO A.XH, osr. two. This Largs Stock of *. Sr'—cS &SXtX.-!JS»5StSJS On Former Prices. WE DO NOT MERELY SAY WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BUT WEDO SAY EMPHATlCALLYTOKYWE WILL8LEL ALABaKASSSRTMtHT Or MUSKINGUM VALLEY Silk and Straw Bonnets. chants have hrnight . in Hew York. Try us and you will find that our extremely. Low Prices will verify these statements. 800IYEAR, IAIL0W A BAILEY. Hwtiaga, M, IMg._________________ TAKE NOTICE. COMB AMD SBB As Cheap as other Her- E^rrlwly CALL k EXAMI5 OUR GOODS Before you, Buy at any other Place. . AND PRICES, And In Conrinerd, of ths FACT that than any alhtr Hosut in Hauinyt. ENGINE WORKS, to*. Minn sruxig. Profoundly greatfol to tbo People of Zanssville, Ohio, tiwi SeiSnf Goods CHEAPER axd temd Barry County, for their very liberal yon again to corn® and M us aad wo will giro ▼oo a BARGAIN. J N. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting done aa usual by Fairchilds. L. Bcoojrr will continue as Salesman as heretofore. JOWKN'S rm olAvb cleaner � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-05-08.pdf a9d331fe2cc252554d856b20dd784524 PDF Text Text - --------------- ----------- lL ■ Shr IRastings •JMrtarr, - 'rirtMMAte^av-wMHUv.U^ » - OEO. M. EB-WJ3Y, AT nsSTIXCS, BASRY CA .Wlca oa« in tte-Mosy W Berre tBbrt, rorere Cuts and Church itrreU. ' VOL. XII Biisiuws Bittrfonj. McCOBMBLL 4 VAtLL GLTtOOBms, 3 jxxxj p. unn, aHOCHRTSs, IsM Stan* of J ACOB MAVS. fiwowi the kindly breast mA cried Ta rerctte tew. HMteVifeshriewsirrep . Where f*z, and Ulrire deep. esse ___________ MecbsTMEM. A TAILB. 1 load at lb, cronMIng esits. White 4b. (willgU drepen, fat N.UnaU Mn« .plril call.- SOLD OUT. ~ ’■ Wiart or «1 tar* *** *•’ '*’■ frausrs srxsr • - »• Tho Business at the Old Stand, in all its Variotui Brunches, maL- At It Again 11 ItetUock ofboortt al »y old Mu MORTON’S 0OLD PENS, ^Hterrllantj. MAUDE S ORDEAL. It iron rather an otiibarnuauig thing io do, bui Charley May had done it well and I rarely like a marf Ho wns noth| iag but a dark at eight hundred doilnnt 1 a yier, novertlmfcM, ho had boldly carr­ ’ cd audience of tho portly dd millionaire, ’ and asked him for Ida daughter, as !>■> । ruigiit hans akked for the milliner girt I around the earner. Mr. Bryant eoolr wiped hie pen and hud it in the carved brouxed reck; ho moved back his clmir a paco or two, looking Chhriru Mar full in the fare m bo did so, with a curious, mucking liglii in his cold blue eye, TO BUY YOUR GOODS ! ‘tto you want to marry my daughter, th?/. . ‘ n . . -I do. «ir,” Mid Charley. , Provpkingiy bandsamc heloukod »al‘O Mood Jbqrc, with fhA rodish bttwn hnir thrown Lack from his square, white forvEW Gb'tttfe hcad, tho Karel eyas, clear and cunfldont, and the perfectly ent lipe a little apart.— Somehow, in tho midst of his wrtrih and IZVCBT KEEDEDKUD ISO STYLE, drairion. cJdRirimsd Bry«i could nut help thinking that were he a girl uf eighttoe^ bo might poacibly have tdlun in loro with such ft young man ca Charley NEW CASH STORE, teasisst^ ’’imrSystrk™-,. “V» tlsea-0 any other little trifle I could i W m. J ones, SURGEON DENT my decree adnufa of no. appeal. 'Ebo would not cry any luam, this haughty littlo girt—ebo FWtop primd to ary ;Dni sho roee up and were nWay JHB aomprossed l>i» and cyp» whuco gUftw was sadder fur than tears. . , •1 wont Lo-diartowtend ‘ “ •ho thought '‘I wttLffiB* ate somcthhig moro than < Grarwfc itflfc'iW 03 Guld uid Sil'sr r1«!s, Mid "WI»w-w-w!'^wm the merchant1* •Qh,p^a! how qJvndfd this is?—, -?&■“— Doni took Eko: drops of froten moonlight? And I haro always so longed gtndjMga for pearls'!' Mr* Harrington looked on oomjdacent_ _____ ., -jowif. alternate­ Jr__ ly quoting truism ut her neice, and sniff­ •Thoy vfl! be the very thhw to' wwar ing at n gold ttut’jltm that hung at bar toMght with your white sfflrlroM' “My white silk dross I' Maude pnmr-1 “Maude,” laid Mr. Bryant, gravely, abrupdy, white a d*p crimsan flush end I think “do ynu mean toteD «a tWrou aatad- stills av*r b«» &ur foruhead. Ebe rwo vthunrise. h care fur that ronng snip of a clcrir?" and crept softly strand to her- tether's huhgnantlywith Mgfe. rung in her black oyoa. ~ , •■Qerefcrhimwpapal IJorehfaallm» woB earned <u> ii»tlr!Wr hour. viit! I groant4 Aunt _ y<Vpajpa yfat remember my rteoluAnd Mr. Bryant wcut down atainn’tof i ‘■Aunt, I wlahjmM hold your tongue!" tiem.' explain Mail to Aunt MMao, whmaMs i sputtered Maude-growing prottiw or«y ■Maude!' cxdaimod Aunt Eloiw, you Widy oyiUMo to the atete «£.»!» ’ Trill nover Ixs so abeurd ca to refmn that Tfiit wna the solution cd the eniama ‘ dv luvoUm, papa uilh all my heart and pearl neckku-n that a Koya) Princcea tbntaopuzdnd tho fashionable a ’ soul I” ’ migbtjse proud to moor, just because of few days sr.batnuendy, when they wad i Aunt Eloiso nitcrod a hallow si5h Ond in the papers that Ma uda Bryant ..had 1 Mr. Bryani Lroked at hh daughter with a Itnnota'wMm, AuntTlatso.' I marrted no more distinguished ft parson { fin? that was half troubled, half amused. . I And no amount of coaxing or banter­ than Charley May. ... “My little HHy-fiowcr,” he said gently, ing could indmv Maude Bryant to take Howto LxitxfsraHanm—Sell hay ! “aD this sounds to mo likfteomo girl’s re­ *Cnvo" rue a bud from tho oonaervntdry. aodbyaoMMg l4M!«s<'teM21 insure. Maude'Bryant is scnreoly fitted .U1ML.WM, even ttrore »aruUcr amount of ms- J to 1* the wife of a voung man like papa, ar a hit of a Look, such an I noad cunrequeiitlya whlok mrtUUy ceccmpcticj the muscle, nure will hi* maHe. ■ . Charles May.”' to bare whda I was a woe thing, and I U 1‘Lui and uuuium the eame land year' in.lm.log commons ut, are notlafataa mlnoit far your sake os lung os I live ; after yenr. except thrbndln <, ‘‘Bui why not papa,” pleaded Maude ' is h b Dcmr ttf?rbl‘. and tor all other- land this involve* Cht! nit-uusly. “I loro him, and I—I think bui I cent take the pearls.' - !cd txtemilvdy in thteeouM . Vutiuxs no loves mo." So tho inuphant with a curious mois­ »ame principle a» a iling bay. 1 have known at host, one farm ex- ,Ln on waul known in aurtiic niirfslsilj ‘‘Vory probnljo," said Mr. Bryant ture in Ida i>yw» gavu her a kiss and told hw ttd In fertility by thia method.— ’ nvh > Q1 smiling, “Dur,did it never occur, to you hnr ‘that would hare to do.' Ilngagc tn the cultivation of fruit, to- j£3'1__________________ __ huw vuty. uasuiteLlo a wife you *x>uld And tho wools and raontha posed cn; and eepocteDy, wlnu eaten uncc< make to a puui who has his own way to and Maude, Bunvundod by temptotiuns L’ilsdl.euM.1, wdHtoown- Eotha win in tho worldF' . . on every sido, thought of Charley May productive caped.y of t^a farm, en* to say U>ae tt a ]«r»bn ttiiltert: "No, papa," said Maude, eagerly. “I and rewsted theia ulk wjsMMcraio of.ites* no cCbrt io tnTie manure ; atlSl ent) dust furniture,.and I can moke jully•Maudo,’ said the old mnn, suddenly, Fiant beyond the ability to nu cake, and unco I bake9------- v ‘—‘ ’’ one day. ’when did you last hear frotn ■tactlco unlveaid Mi jdougldx Ux> flocr end rfeber ponlonaof "Mult importartqw young May f tc blown or waalicd away, al! rnfficinaJj’’ said h ■Lost hoar from him, papa? Never limy onh-tbo «cr.'e and poorer ■oil--------- uiru-isi gravity. “But since tho day ho went away.’ main Ing. l-'or the soke of employruent, dear; here on the one ____ ,________ z •Do you mean to tell mo that you do whether prob table or pot, keep an uuof eight hundred doHarB a year, ar nine, not command with him ?' wo*!! say. It's just poadble that out in ■No, papa; you told mo not to, and I Clncngu, where ho lias gone, they pay have obeyed you.’ nine hundred dollars a year, and heroin ‘And has ho never written ?' the other, is Miss Bryant, with her HtC>x - ‘Never, air.’ whites noclrea bands, and her luxurious 'Ihcn most probably, ho hsa forgotten i li bore > through ideas, and her diamonds, and her silk you.’ drtare* Why, tny child, I don't suppcao ‘No, paua—11 rtowhn has not forgotten you know what calico moan*" "Y«, ix-dood. papa," said Maadn, a eurioua girl. Maad< aald neatly. “I lied a pink french eclioo ouco her father, eamaiagly stroking down the with pink coral bultona tliat were three tho bright bhtefc eurioa. ‘Never mind dollans each—don’t you remember ?" .. my pet, when your year of calico is over “You a poor man's wife," rant on bar Fugfra ypu a proc-rntthai will ideas you father, pairing her little fovorsfd head. *1 donwfcttfully t want xnv rrroeonL aaid "Maude, it would bo like taking one of Maude, iJking into nana* hi J fvwthe wliiio japonicaa out of tho conaarr*torr, arid plnutiug it cm a IJoak New Eng­ *0h. papa, there is only one thing in tho world that I do wank* . lund Lili Wluit idea have you of tho ‘And that you know rosy well you can t trials and corrificcs oflife, my netted hare,' said the merchant sturdily. And chridf" , , ‘Papa!' robbed tho young girl poaaua- so the colloquy terminated. atoly, ‘I am ready to endure any ordool —to make any saezifloa, What do I auo •Oh, Aunt Eloise, what a magnificent for diamonds and dreasoa? ‘Papa,’ she .Ok! real gold enter, isn't it?* exclaimed, suddenly smarting up .rith aa ^BglMAirhaia^ MaiRR^ emphoEis that made AUniEloise drop her sold Mr* Ham&tcn. eompfocop^y. 1 gold esaeqss LoUIa ^ou think me a mere owterodit importeduiyrolL 8eu.it shine, buto-rilv that cares for drees and jewels like a sheet of gold in the gas light' only. Now listen to Yno: For one 'Whois It fort ! year from this trim"—one y«ur, mind •You to ba sus^ cldhb-U Oriana —I plwlgo myself to wear co silks or jewels, will you believomoM tho year’s •Why.Msado, wbotwiUyouwoar?— <mdf !t. •I shall think you a very extraordinary You mast hava a new rflk.' Monde caught hor father’s oyo fixed young indy, Monde, Lub—oxi-tuo mo, diirtiug-d bavo( no vory strong faith in earnestly ujxm her. In on instant her reaototkm was tebrf . . yU‘ You wiUsco,” aaid Mauds, shaking 1 Aafl itarteJiax Aunt Bobo.’ u -.... ■Qalteol JoMTtybws weddingrw hoAcurls triumphantly. “And oh, popn ■fcudro" «dd Mr. Ihyonl. wi4 Jrnte howvmy -SKSS'^ W'te Jfr.Fetter. Al! Um»« Iwlrta-d to <he firm „2X|k ri' ON Vt'LCANITE RUBBER BABE. an 'botiDcticaaad is lbs teat s^ tesstsypevte | GOOD riUUTl. * ku'er >nd Cblsterbnn *dmlnU 'rrf whin de- ,I r-BOWH •COAX. .BOOTS . rtWtVl . SHOES, «*«»>* •»»» '%«’ 'A’«' Tea, ■ • ..hhnM «wr camsAkM- :Jr- 0. I. IPABlBim. But Lag s. D«e. »U* _ «Mhude, you are net Hefningwa/s in that drool. Mi*. Harrington, superb te wlnMofcd* ed velvet vrtth garrow blaring rvn>.d her , r Mauds. Now yduharu my fWW plusmshrortundrilbra-wririAritoodbov- d i Cbarlm May stood like oun upon rifofaa Hand. M triRfafc Btair* . ■ ■’ jI **Whyw4 AuntHufee? I.think tho « oIhiO’Mxnry, where the biuo and gold retea of HgU fivm Uu» aMl . wfcaows 2®Sbk^! , * JEWELRY & WSTOBK daughter in1 white muslin wMb n>vs in her hair! Ton should It. ITERRXCK, '.15 RV88KLL A SKXIM*' STORE ) VKAUM’ IX flwntktollW* Ti.l-HteW i^Tsrtkmu-v Bspsctt you taken look -,>rw And Monde went slowly up stela, cbodtewttehar ftilur’a gsrtMu,. ■» turf ’.5 wiBpoG4m»it, wfeatewit kfcr—' ■■< Clocks, Watches, JswitLBY,’ Sil­ ver and rutwMfc-’' 71 M..U.1 iMtnimanU. .nuiUiior st *“»•»»*• Gaitan, atxl UasjiM tor iris ctespcr Uas io« UOTt e AT.EJ miles ewat qf ‘Hafltjngij. *>i sowed *> wheat, 4 three ?SJSp&n’ X«at'<w«rr°orJ»”a- ■ ■ ■* fteMFoeBitna^stvs^ito :fi,.(S53S V BAC8, 3S-^2b8 , varm)-looking Aunt . nutnnw,-,M �1C1IMIITI, to the roulh-west.. The country along ever, I would advfae sportsmen going this route bad the same general appear* SornU the JndcpsMkat Io lb Lao. anoc aa that dearibed In my fast letter, Wart, to j»rt themrelrealn rwrard to the tocaltty where they intend to ply their fflosdfg. (tee late Yttfage lertinn — vocation. The non of a British Lard was ViMSfcy.ftotn what? Why from greasy swatnpa, often a mite In extent, one. , fined five dollars, in I 111 note, for puk twuca w jwpfar, trad: ,•booting a prairie hen in the month of broad, rich. Improved field*. Tbo farm May. “Bun Run Ruaaell," of the Lon­ don “TtaMa," suffered a like penalty for hM-teken ont a United HUteo TIETAIL quaU shoo|inc. upo© the Sabbath. A ttnjtOP. DEALERS’ LkooMl Tea, young mU 'hi Wbcoteda was lately <««*« from -rnclo Bam" the right to , j edaielhjuld damnatloB by the glare, to wh(, obto'W^HKfe?*_____ _ MNKpWh thebodteanndaoufaof men. bad “dared him to do It" Ua fared Well, if “22fo» to Vindicated,” ain't the worse than Wiggfaa who quarreled w ith Cconto aoltl, and tOLD pretty cheap nt Serogga, mmI threatened to pot him out ofdowe. “Put me oat if you ean,” said Hubbleton.8 mllei from Walertr>wn, fa *tiUfa rtnage of 10 bcuste, upon tho bank* of the Crswflah river, bare, about it rods wide, when confined within Its Qany County. I have vtattod the meet l»nk-. Just now, It fa oa a -betider” swefed by owning tho act, and letting of the Towns in year County, Harting* from a rurfeft of rain.*. "Sb pent up up a claim agalnet Scroggs fur eerviee. liteludvd. Elr, I am aatiaited that some II tics eon tracts lb powers." Breaking rendered by defaSMlant for ptalntiff, at pertton* «f your County in dartined to errer its nature 1 llmlfr, if floods large plalntiir* request. Th* defendant re­ beoauM the finart fruit region of thto tracts of land upon el covered tho valunoThfa service*. In pufa Htote; and th- quality of your wheat, 1* ting plafaUtrMit at ilotirf, rrUhecaUot dtuur, noted, tho abuodoB* Water Tower«M* 1* aBBlfabto rt OtuBgcvilte, Mid- Author on. U supports on iwaitepiy, dteeRte usd ITaatiegs, te a auuroe of nuc clcryytuan. aix lawyer., and ano ptMriem wealth, and rnsex-n saliaatinga bka the Ilxll Rood completed, It feebore Under Che above tmedfag the Paw raw tpSaaaB* one of the Burtnem Itetoteef Trw .VorfA rrncr, publich« til.following thia 8*nte. It to the place that offere the exoMtingly aenrtble aitifile to which wo beatfbdutemmte tor investment at any Invite the special attention of our read­ fa my icqualntanoe. Youre truly. ers, and all oth«r», tntorasuxl tn human to a hen drome Uttfa village of *00 peoide. progress, and the social and mo*al eleva­ U haw • welUnrtalned toardfag school, tion of tho youth of our Country. We or seminary. I |«med the Sabbath think the j o-ltlou taken by'tho Rev. of New York to nominate itxtocn dele­ pVwaantiy here in thoeodetj at agreabto Mr. Blancharl, tho true one, and wo *<< gates to the Con*Ututtonal Convention temperance friend*, and addressed a large glad to kuenr that this subject la attractautiianc* al the Chapel fa the evening. log the attention lt< media demand. adopted * resolution wmtaiulng the *eaKun Fndrte, the present terminus of We bed the pleasure, on naoday eveikBMit: "The Republicanism <• as good the road. Is levcn miles from Marshall. nlrglast, of listening to n well deliv­ JOrtfie JfortA <u necessar^/or tke South, •td Ural In honesty w.' are bound to ' It has 0*0 po>p!e. fa the mldrt of a ered ietture, round in prinrl| le. aud relevil, fertile oom try, and will, In a few Mtsfato of Aomr what wr conpel abroad years, he a place of mueli more Import­ ance than now. A stare runs dally bo twesn thia place and Madslou which is only U mite* distant. I y 3.0*0 majority, on the above pfatfonn. Lake Milla, is an Inland town of 800 The CtoanecUcut reaction don't eeem to inbabltnuto. Il ia 0 mites -outb-caat of l«te extended to tbo Empire State, very Waterloo, mad th* same fromJ*flbn»n on the railroad <wt The land here has MtXIOO-—A dispatch received May the same surface as before named, eave 2d. by Fenor Romero, the Mexican that in ami* n'laoat disappear uud grad­ Minister at Washington.from tbo Mexi­ ually ridge* and dr.cr roods assume their co Consul alNaw-Orfaana, makes the place*. The Village occupies nearly n Important statement that tho Rcpublcan mileof ground. The Iota are large, vary­ army lai defeated Marques and cap­ ing from one to ten nc.-re, the houses, tured Queretaro Maximliltin i« aal'l to about half of beautiful, j cllow brick gnd ‘Hirai u VinifastoC" * this news fa confirmed, the civil war In Mexia, between the ImperteUsta and the Republicans to at an and. There fa still some agitation In favor of Ortega, thefintefoe-. The, oil, nil about th-town bat Ufa bardaly strong enough toex- I* y cnerally »a:iiy with agoudaprinkllng of clayey loam. Abvndanceof good n»fottal forycllow brkk, of ■Milwaukee" public reading-raucnv' That they have plenty of Ums to talk to every bedyj— That tlrey are Mlghted tBigel anyMifng to All up the paper with. That every raaa*i, own special ax la a matiar M "pubUo Id (alert." That It (lores'lunate* much dlffbrenre whetber copy be writ­ ton on belli aides. That editors rctun; rtjtotrt nfanneartpto. J . ’ . .^ManlXlL—Inib^Britfah Hawes of mites long by S brood Qee JnXt west of the town. TBcre are rrtne elegant hopes on the higher ground about it,— I te hottotb end'- (hen a are grax-eUy, and such, tliat teams may be driven cotnptetely around Ilin toe water1.edgn.Tbcre are an frun feundry and flour m^Ilrt the outlet, which la through the ion took plaae on the Reform bill, and town. Uu|»ant grown to scow extent tho gwemment waa defeated by a ma­ in tbo vicinity and considerable aitenJority of Olghty^oe by the Liberia.— The government rtUl Jnaieteon Ua pro- ■ . ; . on the south a'dexof the hill* Dy the way, I will odd, that 1 have ao-u this muf grate grew Ing in wertara Pennnl*,i Wert Virginia, Central and SortbarB Ohio, Central Indtana, and Central and Southern llllnoh, and in ttofiMBoOhto, on the toiamto and both • ! , , k irjl'iln . Southern New Jer/cy, and all along the the Ohio rlvor relfay. from Pittsburgh toEvanavaie, and I have noticed that It is Invariably a good bearer, and fa 1 easily and socrtofully cultivated. It might be grown about Barry County, with proper care, on the south tide, of the bill, and on the borders of our bceutifulfaktx AJl«tA-r kind, of fruit,com­ mon to thia climate, are grown in the neighborhood of Lake Milla, except the peaeh. The lauds nre held nt rea.*onafi!c r rtes, farm* being worth from tto to $to pea acre, jart on the boarders of tho town. Improved lota of M orU acres । l tone, it has become mere and more svi- j d-nt that the mearure would meet with , ssassssBi < . mutual protection: Emptoyreaaeem,-! BOWS *M| STrtlMW GOODS •dataoyazBet nadentoBdlng', a* to XD a-yustment of rates of pg)- with time of —Th* nils* at labor, and oven the leadeMln the tooye- Bankrupt Arthgw ment eeam to be waiting on tho progra- rent to ihcGaveru afrwnta to ddddo for them what they •hail demand. A few maalfert a wllHngbre. to lufanlt to a reduction of wa­ ges In exact proportion to the reduced iioureof labor—atill a greater'number are “willing to meet thelceeea half-way," or fa other words, work eight bourn and be paid for uiue, but am overwhelming boars’ work. T® thia, of eoutaa, the efapfoyeis demur. They say that even witb­ out thta practical IntTMtoeby one-fifth on the high rate, of wogse paid up to this time, U reduetion of the Lours of labor For Cash or Beady-ty. RUSSELL 4-E'EVI^s, Ppirtit $ Oils, Glatt Putty, Vamith, Dye Stufft, RUSSELL i-XEVIX8t Keep tho bert BOOTS and SHOES in town. rural district* where thia system ta not adopted. As on evidence of tholr good fallh in this representation, one of tho inrgoat manufacturing firms in the city, which has hitherto given constant amploymeatto one hundred and fifty work­ men . lias fasued a circular to its ernpfayees, iu wjrifb, after post! vdy refusing to run the works on eight-hoar time, it |>n>po cs to turn overite shop*, tools, etc., rt fairly apprnlacd rates to the Trades Union, or any members of It, who may wi-h to tgy the experiment of running the ertahifahment on the co-operative system, with eight-hour labor. Buchan experiment, if property conducted would certainly be on- of the m.wt effectual ardes of determining the advantage of the proposed "reform" Which fa claimed to br w> greatly and equally advantage­ ous to belli < m ploy cm and employee!. This la no place for the dfaettadon of the principles involved in a stroggio like thfa, but I may say that I regard, vpllh no unall degree of ayprehnmton, this aclion of too laboring elissre Many of ibom—no, l am wronging them is ray­ ing so; 1 should hare s*U. fkrt- leaders, men who generally an, working tor dlrent profit, or possible political advance, incut through thia moons, loudly vaunt that if ttiefe demands art no! acceded to, they win have at»ch a ‘strike," aa ha* nes er b-fore been teen fa the West.— Their threat, that they «wni not allow will attend tori! that. While there may be no overt am wfaleb will render them liable to punishment by law, they must •oiler greatly by a “strike." Very few of them are prepared for aueh a step and any attempt st N must indoc* a greet deal of prtvstfoo among tbrtr families. Tbrtr proceadon to-day is an immense affidr. D fa estimated that fifteen thou­ sand men parttalpste fa It. Bafinere •**!.« along toiTfae; inscribed with approprfato mottoes and emblem*.Pictures of coffin* marked “10 boure work, died May 1st. 1M7," are favedte emblem*. Various trodea here their work going o« ca the proceedon move*. The stoM cutter*, mllbtoo* drexi.;, bledumllhs and other* chip asxl pound • way <x> huge trunks re they ttioveaieag the street. Tho ship oarpenten have large vtmota. rigged and maimed, mounk edoa wheels, and the eflheta thus pre- stfabwabtix Cloted Out—At Cost!” RUSSELL fXEVIXS, Challenge the "City” on TEAS! R USSELL «f- XE VJxs, Have a Sue Stock of Ckoamr fond Glabb-wabb for sale Cheap! W friend Biaa aged while I Tfrtfag fee fire arms. Tn n abort time we auocccilcd in taking eteren — .....................In toe aggregate 8 ahola, mlaufag ou Road WAJfaawrs. reedy a supply of Jtoc. upon fttilahceta, with. Goto, eloacd fa Net al 188—Flour at an nd* barrel, and Wheats a. par Bushel. Corn w. the market dull for atI- R*ro*r or The f or Pv diac Uremvi-r: reived by the County C of tbo several Torens! the copic* be’ongingt calling at the County - Tax-Payxb.*, Anx ee/ement Roll ofthrV will be ecmjlctid nn< tion, by all perrons 1 RUSSELL ffJfEYIJfS, Won’t be Undersold when CASH is offered ! men of Barry County, Church at lialf-pcSabbath evening. Ma. mi Domra Sai-oow.—T ted up* in gwxletjle, a the store recently dccu Wightman A Kleth, pleeeedto mart bh frlc lie There hw long k Taaaparuoo Dining S lage, and wo think run of which the people h. to be proud, they shoe Arfa the liberal patron lor Sale, I lO«df>nitni0Mm,lateng| TAKE NOTICE. were duly installed a* Floorer Ledge on Mom. W. a Ta R«re. Wm. W.B.K.8., Mm. Ki W. I„ JL 8., Mre. SI W.-Th Mrs. T. Phill! W. Fz&,Mr. E. Hol DRUG & BOOKSTORE, U Ptt$OX8 *rv e.uiUul .g»Ud pwd W.ao.,Mr. j. n. < W. M„ Mr. FUo Dun W. D. M^ Mfaa. II. 1 W. Chaplain, Mr. Sp Tmajool—To Hon the efficient Deputy Pt •at of pobifc Inrtreicti the Report from that tbayourendlng Dee. t Real Estate Broker, MIIiDLrrtLLX, . BAktr CO . Cd far freul* tore* dollare per acre, M>d an improved, at io to 60 dollars per acre. It the reach, a favorite fruit of mine, could be grown here, thto wo aid U a ‘ «to out with a double-barreled shooter to take pickerel upon the abelloWB a* the outlet. The Orel game takas WKSMtrldgo while luting it, morning rsvdto onalegby tho tenkoi tt>e fakw The wxawma^dunk* uet Wk, but such as causel by . mi-step, thdtet your bumble servaat Into the e«dd water •nJ Hmdtsreriytohfewatot-oort. Jtitul T» ‘BtMFWANtTJ bald on Friday avenin of Mr. Jatnea Dunning The pcHle are cordial MICHKUI. overthrow of Slavery,bls wart an this tn tore has yea been given to ti To Dr. J. L. Moore. '3. 'wiftaiiT.. , boiUAQk , In this their■ a repedetijr. : . •oa ta, and has been, fc Titian! naiaance, and h th* edfloe of Alii itat o **WS wan a positive e any qnaatity, from Meeen. Klrrtraff Bro's , imported by tbesBSehere *pd wbb> aMrtadfrfetromall'dortoriarnorreJn]tomllon. Their store tefaMte Lombard , “I"1'1-* “ “»M rtteh K. muu. «»k- taCbl^r, allows ktorelf to fotgeu , ktogffiatlttSewIn Up* tempt to pct the moor MM nt bow day. wool yyniXUUM AMD MO V S T ACHtS b« destroyed 7Bl«bL Tt NfeN^C �agoral «nS jRH»rrltane«j. . iHMItt PAFflTif unrwrm.- snecr.TO wonem. Hcud. the Certificate •( Rev. , R. T. FJaalla. Tabs. Somma: ’ ” - • • - -: D*r Se:-nu b tu eartifjr that 1 wu lakes with Syipep^s * jtu W Jtmfc. sad. tar • ATLANTIC & SHUT Broad Range kailway! NEW YORK ■‘SSR’RftSiu.z FH KLASELPBIA. BAITIMOIE, nad , WASHINGTON CITY. Tib b tkeMly Iwutvlkr IF YOU VAST GOOD GOODS CHEAP, Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! BEU'* TOIK HU*. On motion, Edwin Mallory, A.P. Drake and L. Wightman, were appoint­ ed Executive Committee, until the com­ pletion of tbo organisation. * On motion of O. H. Greenfield, the delegates were empowered to appoint aubsiltatos, in case of their inability to attend in person. I On motion tho meeting adjourned PHILLIPS £ BENTLEY’S u tree. Tao otnla rvqvirrt U paj pmiaga. The Tempebascb Social will be held -n Friday evening, at the residence of Mr. Janire Dunning, op Green Street. The public arc cordlally'lnvitod. f.VEVIXS, "Cily”o» TEAS I lock of Crockist IE for Balo Cheap! concerning myself. Among them they hive circulated Hie report that I have ready * supply of Road n’arrant*, got had no deal with any oao in Barry up on fall sheets, with Rules & Returns Cmintj^, but that I have had difficulty printed thereon. We can supjdy every We tho undersigned, do certify that Township In the cr.mty on demand. wo ham hail dqnl with 8. P. Cady, and havs nn trouble twin!.!.. in Iw so w. doing . * avs liail had no Gold. el««<xl in New York, Monday F. D. Ackley, ° T4....C?. P. Dunbar, v IW—Flour at an advance of 20ch» per. R. Mudge, 1). b trikcr, barrel, and WhoaloL nnadvanooof 4 eta. Trovers I’hlUlpH, A. Hubble, J. W. Bon tie v; H. D. Hobk, per Bushel. Corn was declining and W. 11. H. Heath, Isaac Mc scr, the market dulhfor other csraL*. ■ Wm. Dickey, J. S. Van Brunt. IV". —— bi. nanuw, Seymour Andrus, J. P. Goodyear, D. Wooley, David Cooi. coved by th«County Clerk, t he Clerks Joseph Cole, of the acveml Townships, will reei-lve J. B. Wright. the copic' beon.iing to their office, by Hcphcn Yccklcy, railing at the County Clerka offie?. John M. Ftebblua. H. A. Goodyear, J. M. Nevins, ^.Bentley, .merit Roll of the Village of Hartings Bailey. die .cm] IcUd ami rc.-.dy for iro-l to­ ri. by all perron’ Interested, nt the Dry Goods, CRISPER COMA. Boots ' Dr. J. BRYAN, Consulting IrMtanni z i : ',et ; ■ Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Groceries, jgXCELSIOk ? BXCELat'Ht f t ■ CHAETELLAR’S ’ HAIH EXTE1MINATOB Crockery And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, To tba lodin vapcchllr, thia InralnaUa dnila- |i.r. ltA.ll u L. .. -- -<--- . MORE VALUABLE 1UAK GOLD! Bryans Life Pills, u i Mil bafort pankaahg. PHIIUM * SEMYLXT —.n, ... J. W. Bradle y •« Celebrated Patent Doplex Elliptic r.’ r-S| ndersold when red.! Win. S. Messmer uUladdrreatlieyoung men of Barry County, nt lh= Presbyteri­ an Church at lialf-pa-t teven o’clock, g.bbath evening, May 12lh. Pubjeel, TBUB Maxlxsbss. Wo trust the y< ung men will go. listen Co whit hern ay vny, and grow wise by a pra’JealWip’IcaUou ■White T^iquid Enamel, PIANOS! PIANOS!!! Far ImprarinE aad Braniitying Um CdBiptu- WHY XOT USK TH! DEBT The moat [vilnsbk anil pvrf-ct prrparalion tn ... a.. ^.1—. ... .L.. . i..■ __ COMRAD Ml RFCS EM, HI Spirit.. F.iniH./ Hy.uJkT L UrwaaAnsaW. Dby Goods MAnitLT.--The following wu tho wholesale net cash prices for the leading style* of Domestic Dry Gcxxh in ted up, in gO'id stj le, as a dining saloon,. tho New York Markit, May 4th, 1S67: the "tore recently occupied by Robinson Prints, 12« (Sb Me. Wightman 4 Kleth, where be w ill be Brown Sheeting, 3-4 to 4-4, 0 @ 26c. pieced to meet hh Munds and tho pub" •• 7-4 to UM, 85 d 67jc. Ke. There ha« long been a need of a Bleached Muslins. 3-4to 4-4, 10 @ 40c. TemjcniDtc Dining Saloon intb'avll•• " 6-4 tn 10-4,33} G) Me. D. mlns, 16} <3)350. of which the |«oi>)o have every roaron Htrlped Bhtrtlngs, 13} ® 35}c. to lx proud, they should extend Io Mr. 'licks, 20 @ 46c. Art* the liberal patronage the inertia of Corset Jean", 15 @ 23c. / Brown Drills, 17 ® 21}. Pelsin-, 2M (?, yw. _____ A eer'er WUB< B.nMjy wiAb. ia Dr. HARVEY'S FEMALE PILLB. Dr. HARVEY'S GOLDEN PILLS. atamfvd w>velop« addmaad io yc rocairalhv plrUre and danirad inf tarn mail. All eotUMMbatlua dvntial. Addreea id eaatdam. 11. U.S.. Mrs.Knsppcu. L. H. 8., Mrs. Kldmoro. T., Mrs. T. Phillipa. F. 8., Mr. E, Holbrook. Cliwixi ClIKAX ATTENTION SOLDIERS! Page’s CHnux Salve, a Fam: It heals wiUwai a nr.' No ftunlly should be without it. AGBNCrt t I G H T, ate Broker,' Thaxkr.—To Hon. C. B. Stebbins, the efficient Deputy State Superintend­ ent of public InxtrusHon, fora copy of the Report from that Dvjiortmcnt, for the year ending Dee. 31st 1867. To I. N. Arnold for n copy of His History of tlir “Life of Lincoln and the overthrow of Slavery," the moat valua­ ble work on this interesting subject that hat yet l>een given to the public. To Dr. 1. L. Moore, Boston, Mass., for a pap. r containing a report of hU elo­ quent oration on Odd Fellowship. As rr Should bk.—Wo notice that the Paw Paw 7>ue Northerner Is showInr up A. H. Morrison. and warning Hie people of bin attempts to bo nominated Cor Congress. Thia Is all right. Morri­ son la, and luu been, for ten years, a poHUcal nuisance, and his appointment to the office of Aav.»*ordf Internal Be ve­ nue was n positive dhgntoc, even to A toy JoHxsojr. Only think of put­ tbig that fallow in Upeon’a place—to at­ tempt to put the moon In place of the *un at noon-day, would bo Ires redleulou». By tbo way, wo should like to know the o/the pile that made him Fntm.—Wo learn that the saw mill, owned by Mr. Balch, In the township of Yankee Springs, and about 80,000 fort of lumber, was destroyed by fire, last week on Monday night. The work of an in«ndtary, aa la suspected. Lore about 42,500. The portable saw mill of Mr. Brtotri, «t Baltimore,was, al*o, destroyed by fire on Friday night The lire caught from foe saw drnt, which hud been on fire 'luring the day. The Engine, wo leans, wm Saved, so that the dsraagsato »ot T«y great, kvc the lo»of tinsels again rehluj the mill at work, probably no to ««eedf],0b0. No iDSWuaw cn either •' IM mllu, ' TFe warrant it to care Scrofula Sores, Salt Rheum, CkUhWaa, —a— anu oil ErupCiiw I dm now procuring the AD­ DITIONAL Bounty provided AKewThingforHastisgi by AM . of Jttfy/lSdS, m will fUlly appear by the above affida­ vit. SdraierB, and all entitled, bring along your claims and have theih qfroperh" settled. My TOBACCO STORE chargea are as low aBthe lowest, and no charge unless claims col­ lected. . TOBACCO, FRANK ALLEN. HastingB, Feb. 4th, 1867. aoAus. »re> AND PIPE^ of every ktadW virbo. MEER8CHAM, ’ ’ OUTTA-PEttCUA, BRIAR BOOT. �SM GREAT x COST SAVE MONEY 15000 DOLLARS OTurtcr. cwordJn- to tho seaaon ; Lave the toya «*<* ; cut the bote,ven ; tie elitely with two baa< ttrlnga, and kwp Ian than oao b.U an inch ».'ng. cut or burn cviryahoot ou which It ta found, Hit take* p,® whole. It tea acr.ou* trouble, and demand tever* treatment, or U>c plantation i* done lor. . Win-- rWrinmiMiwamiir njai la over, in rowa X Scot apart. Xaily Vab emtne iatbomoat popular eaHy. Mo hawk, China ond otl.ea are.-guod. Of GOODS nW ARX ROW mnnroelj-, orto shell. The New Giant W«xP‘*N«b*‘»ttoil'a only, la a* near pcrfct.iwi ak.We cij<ct to *w in a b«an to the OUtanou U tween iowv Sow early ^r.Tlu TMteUfi, Bwooll, Htaweb Sprtuta, Cknluloww kad Kohlr»J4, all ik-o.1 nearly the mmr treatment wMfljioung. bow in a wall proix>rvd ec -d-bed lu roiri 6 Inehe. rjaut. Aa Railroad Prices, A4dlwTraa*pe»»-loa; aad ceaa’ato saalaly *f Duty fte I® flirty Days READY MADE . rnrus of all kinds, u,—a,I.J.. and will be sold at Tb be'Bold Consisting of RRCRiriRO VIRier RROSf r.lRVRACTUR8RS ARt> AUCTrOR ix law roup, a rxxr HARDWARE AT COST ■'7:J ■ J. 8. GOODYEAR & CO. DRY GOODS H. A. G0ODYEAB 4 CO CLOTHING I Iron, Nails, Stoves, TOi WAXK at ALL AMDS, ef Me ew ■aaafketare, *ad Warranted Good. STOVE PIPE, BRP PANS, And everythin ch* f^bionrd LARGE & FINE STOCK BARLOW, GOODYEAR courmsixc all the differ. & GRANT, ENT VARIETIES OF Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS CUFFSt and Many other Goods regardless of cost. ' DEY GOODS Cb« asfl See for Ysarselra. AND Boots and Shoes, Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Chuchula Be ver " 412 worth $18. ever bro’t to ■ this Mart, Fine Caster Bcver “ $20 worth $30 * Carpets. Bile Cloth Suit $18, worth $28 CONSISTING IN PART OF Suite for Business, 12 Druggets, Heavy Coat, ” Boots & shoes, Ladies’ Muff “ ftir Collars 4,50 Oil Cloths, English Merino, 0,75 yd wide 1,00 Hats Al caps, French " 1,00 worth l,5o ” '• 1,12* " 1,75 Wall Pap. Buffalo Robes 7,50 “ 10,00 Bleached goods, “ " 12,00 •• 16,00 ■ockery, dtc. Ladies’Knit Hood ,75 “ 1,12 ................. 1,00 “ 1,75 '1 Double all wool Shawls Our Assortment is full and com­ Ladies’ dress goods, 3,50 worth 6,50. plete, and as OUT Goods were purchased during ' Terms Cash. Fancy goods, the recent decline in the Eastern . Mudge Al Bailey Markets, Groceries, ant plnoty of mod, Leave xb^foaln pi kuut 1«« mrn-MT F*N WlltaHan and Gnator. ojileU. White bpUjc tho txet fo.-eunuy ur marJu t. Mm Phutt.—Truiaphuit wheu lane enough to mother hoi bed. o»pot and keep undo? gas. Lo not pm oat of door* anLU art l:d w.nn wiw.H-r. IX.’moc.—The ci op from .wiuMrafi plan Ci will now bo ro^dy for um or ml*. BoW ned* for ■ ^ccv» Ion. Transplant wbrn la.-ge enough 1 foot apint each wkfkkl SAY­ jiftfofu.—Treat' In all reaped* like ING TnA T WK CAN .IND Cassimeres, z.v from •< ShelfHardware, Lashes Wool^hawi: THEY NA VK JUST RECKITED Staple and*Fancy fr-tn eiiM-Tsmtu w-ll bool. Tt>5 hoMrkleeXDeUra: furthl< work. KuhLtbt la n_t «c re-ullly transplant. J aa the <Ahera, and it la be tc.- to '..civ the ared, wtMiia the ceopiaxo atan.i, in n>wa la —j [h.n At S or 10 ly mhbm^a, Wakefield r mofitem, ;lbe. w&m>Uy for poor no Is; lat--r. n.e. |m. »H ROPE, iraagi ORLND-STORES, Farming Tools of al) kinds, P1OTSh.LS, LASS. AND WOODEN WARE. HARNESS SHOP. WHOLESALE OB RETAIL. GREAT HCITJIMT!! Ladies' furs, WILL SELL THEM loves and Hosiery. JM®13 fit MW, Hardware Merchant, S< Wmirwe Street, That our Customer* can Save Coffee 85 Per Cent- DR. BICELOW AUCTION PRICES .On Former ■ I?rlo«». i terra* with * aLwhl tiirwUe wrest. Ramova Sowar atalkr. --r < *y«fcr l» ffFJwn the we Do nor xxRsar Suit Thu Larg. Stark «f we WILL hAt BE UNDERSOLD -tow aa dlroovd lent month, thin. N< w Zealand br loach, durli'g the hot n.aulha, I* a a plant, and quite dltUnnt BUT WE DO SAT OriUATlCAV ■ •tdaach- how, und whin law nilAtmtmB fc*s .isb wyJh i rrniT we will slel ’ fiSS iWn 8UBGEC MANY STYLES QK, GOODS To •urCaBt«mer« MDSKIiravM -VALLBT As Cheap as ether Mer­ chant* have bought in Vew:yafk‘ '[■ ------- —-—. j J u " ■ - ■ i. — -— • owv •fiiUi-CUMDi OUBiGOOM.- drese Tty u> and you will find that AMJJUIW extremely Low Prices will .AU k'-OMMM. sf »• rwr M verity these statements. f J A. Mk. 1MC. Mttllf BF TO BLOCK, 0M>*r laasneta, Rew Tort. a^u csxAfia. w, a-. w eooorui, iwh * iaoh. pelotr’et organs HELODEOI’, hMatweaelyaearMU.'Sr.ty'.i' sCMtM Aa The Best Cabinet Orguu," AMritaelMi«M..Xr« V. .L. o-iMl* 1 : Prafcmty gnetftl to the People i Bwry Croat,, fcr th<tr Ttry libera! JEWH.BY I' »e rtd we wffl glv* TO. •-<- jovruxs KID GLOVE CLEANER dry,a.id wn ten* Latest 3. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-05-15.pdf 936be1e3a3e48a078f54e9df7530acd9 PDF Text Text ------ ‘4 I" fl ,11 . 1. hr fastings,§»nna Teems of aabscrtpttaa. wr-’-s tbsir asttkt sad post «<Bc HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15,1867, itusinrps girrrterg. jaw™ MccowNtix >' gho.cehs, r. Btriiwn,:.- i.-4‘t‘M.t’<»toM*<JArOB MAU8. A1? t1*"* to »»*• “ »« ‘M*1’ <e »urW>*Mn to «a» tbvrs tofan boyfag .{..Stori. “You made tlin pulse about ninety,—a little hard—didn’t you, ns X did I Host, and lbw diet for a day or two and ail will be ripH, wont ill” . «Was it the feeling of sympathy, or was it the pride of superior' sagacity, Urat J £i-«£2rJE1;.8U0 *»• «M<nm,eAwDi»B SOLD OUT. “Net eo fort—not to fast, Forfvca," ho said, “I *e *ren that look on another face of tho somo blood ; ft’s a great many years ego, and she was dead before you were burn, my boy; but Fro aeon that look, and it mount trouble them end I’m afraid it moans trouble now. I soo some danger af a brain frror. Atal *ho doeen t hare thu, (hen look out for Kano hyster­ ic fits that will make miooh inf Tako that lianilkcrehfof off bar lioad, and cut her hair cIomj, and kfa-p her temple* cool and put some drawing plasten to tiro eolre of her foot, end giro her eomo uf mypitutot ri»>po>ito: and follow them With tho samo doon of nr/ p.i/»--Arb/.— I’ve boon through it all before in tlio snrnrr hueao. Irtv folks aro only dead folk re wnrmnd over. I can eoo’ ’em all in that girl’* face; haudsomo Judith, to 1h gin witlx And Hurt queer woman, tire deartm’s mather; there’ * where sho guts that bystericky look. Yen, uud tbo black eyed woman with tho Indian blood in her; look out fur that; look out for that And—and—my san, du yuu rotuomber I h^r. *04 uR «y fah«*» fa tk. 8*Mk of Goods, fannsdy osood bv Od«U A FaUar. to D. C. Iteirley, ■ bo will cooUauo The Busiucsa foijhe Old Stand, in all its Various Branches, With Uf. Fuller. All Ibra* 1.4.hfad fa n.. Bro o<Od«U A Fuller are rrq<>Mt»d to aeUfa tbe uao far^uirtiTfcV’oje'li A Fulhr^l bv.teft *1 tbo stor* of I|s*lojr* Fuller oprrtf "• • ■ TrllSOM ODELL. Bastings, April Jib, 1MT. -A-t It .Again ! ■fcl-ssifityte'"' ia« sot Dur SALT, bt CULi MORTOJTS GOLD PENS. tann9l ht tnit4 vj> lA-W priwripZr <T sses ' eiM^ Njr /m^ reAer AeeweMrnefed <m UUj'pct Aon rerrsAhrr it" Here tree' dwrofion to wtorir pl^-knowledg. of th. spirit of Arery, ,-xvanted for by &e tod salts might ahnost wsyd was Jn .nt ■! of agw Ess bwried il eoooeml ofhto owadhte. H* Jid die for that d.sli i Ireb tg^s jebjg rey cawe, the noblest martyr, wfanm , *1 with its top, sal mmm of to natMoUH be ^OahM b» who kw* , <« the my Kttf ef«e tam her to th* esri of tow. Ysrtssday was toaylq wei.isriilU toth*« the annivtnnry of his death; to-day of ami is a fine smarts oT^proi his ramreertton. We turn from the ago-; tartare. H h filial with toofi ' niring ptotnro of .too mA end bisr, upm riunns, and has a h%h roof *f ] whkS Srery bad laid tea by aamsm-1^-*- k---------------------------sin s hand to the brighter same dt Hl* Oputhrtisfa,' where, borne up&n the wing, side and out, uni—» osfiinp, east tfL ibl” cd ang-ds of Freedom and Truth, to* with finely swiMwft soul floats upward to the sound of swoot fordinn an tmmcaa* field for th* smtfow. music imuiiig from th- glad throats of and that it would soon pas* off . They l«ft tho room,to talk it over. “It doos not nmount tompah I suppose, father," said Dr. Fordyce Huribhrt'- aBQoriiiiss, • NUMBER X Vaile, her uh u ono of mare ruccnt origin than tlio Ub«s famous Etonumant* of Egypt; ar at Issrt too pMliro is, as it i* inacribed to Tiberias, [and rontons the mim» of Emperor Nero, Claudios, and Caligula.— It is located In a desolate plafo/nscvipg no habitations within iwrural milre, and tho nsud l mitt Arab village, built over it b now utterly dcnitul. It is diflicull to imagine how a building cf its sm and vriuu uutid borome so romrtcirir buried, in tbo «u.'r<. of 2d o^tturiMuM w be «nI tiroly hidden beneath the surfacn. 1 Tne Mcmauufem 'ie a . grand ruin of imn-.rnso projxrrtkms (o<0 teel by SOO.)—' It* column*, walls arid axuUircsu standing in gw! ccnditfon, ud are *11 M.l. c... __________ ... > . Eads «*y farlilwrty, sad '■nd .' So fought ths sous of undent Rome, whoso' freedom sank beneath tho ambi­ lions projtxts of cunjiuoring huroee and tlio general cooperation of her poanla.— In 1853 they called that horrid immor­ To-day tho wveu-ltHled aty sits ‘'childless al show I was speaking of the “Model . ami crowulras in her voiceless wee. Eo Artiste," and people uouldn't go to tso fought tho hcroe-j of Lexington trad it liul now they coil that sort of tiring Bunker Hill, of Trenton arid of Yotk-. n "Giuud Spectacular Drama," and ovesy town, and so more recently hjtre fought | Ixxiy pure. It is all in a name. And it the loyal heroes of the L’nfoh army in is *jwctacular ns anything I ever saw their mighty work of crushing treason, i without rinkmg right into Uuc cm th with Eternal rigilanco is tbs iriee of liberty. outraged modesty. It is tho wickedest Tho victory once pruned, tho struggle . show you con think of. You xne there is with Ler euemiea mu.-U be still maintain­ unali harm in exhibiting a pack of pain* ed. As God build* tiro devil pull* down. odold harivte, swathed in gaxxre, Hko tbo j I «Jur week is liku that of Eyaq.bu* with original model artists, for no man c*reth ' his backward rolling stone— uovor aaxao- a cunt fur them but to laugh and jeer st: plished and always to be renewed. It is thum. Nakodnsas iteclf, m such a com, I Ho paruod again, until tho th rughts well to boor that in nriuil, friends of free- would bo isulhing wureo than disgusting. ।-------------------------------------- w camo slowly «traugt^mg up to tho point But I warn you that when they put I laqjrel that baa erer been reactod. Cut where the question left him. Ho atiouk ventary saTed. to -yuer twc. Although beautiful clijqMw-buili girl* an the Hugo I from a ringlo block of rod granite, ftm Iris head sulotm^y, and turned his dim our fathuxs obtained tho independence) of in this now tariuon, with only barely f—•-» —r.u u»- v_^a------ore* on hissan'auoa. their State*, th ,y did not reduce into clothe* enough lu to bo tantalising,. it is • “Four gi-ncratiuito—four genoraiions, practice thn prinriplca of human right a *hrowd in* untfoa of tho devil. It lays man and wife—y<*' five generations, for enunciated in tho Declaration. liuiro a hoarier siege to public murals than all old ticlah Whithcni took mo . to Ju* arm* were ronsnrratives in there dr.ya a* now tho britnuato model artut ehuwe you Wtotod y«e when I was a eluid, and called mo •little —a crowd of gnpidoo or loiterers, whoso oah bang Into aetkn. x -rr—7 —» boost broken into R*i.‘ fori was in girl’s cfotho*—Crogonoby what foroo no can can taQ. The name of this cow (xhiLilion that rations before this Hasurd child 1’vckfokto touches my mjsrioaarj- soariblEtie*, is -r- __ -my.ODsQ<n*«* how the othur jsd ca with those old eye*. And it scorn* ,tbo “Black Crtok” The acriuo eflbeta templa* of statuary all tmr Egypt h*vo to me that I can *eo someihing uf almost been defoood and throw* TW every <mo of ’em in this child'* face; if* amount uf fonatiaiton, nrrlrlieni erf to tho forehead of (hi* one, and it is the th* *amo work is impended to-d*v. But gtmiuna fcroo m-niMry to do the wort •yeeaf thn! otio, and it’s (ho other's the ‘mill* of th* guda grind slowly end ran scarcely be computed, and Gotobetas month, and tho look* that I retuunber iu they grind exceeding fine. It is nut yet uf I crsia, who made tho ~~nn**st of another, and when sho sneaks, why, I’ve a ouaiury since the notion was - burn uf Egypt 600 ycoraHC, must boeo ftwd heard the samo roioo boforo—yes, yco-an liberty into independence, and uuweho yean of empfoymo*t Jta his fatowa* long ago as whan I was first marriod; for acknowledge* her maternity. >*,rrdo» army in this' anrrio* alone. ‘•Mjbh Withers, • fatlicr, want* to talk I remember Raelusl uaod to tlilukl rfrai*- / rttU is inscribed upon her* । bonnera.— with you about her grand-nicer, Mire , General Mewi Itroos. “ exl Hondsotao Judith's vvioo muro than it Equality and fraternity fere her watch* ceucy, raptnrf too men and buys—and to Harold," said Dr. Ebuftro Hulburt doserved—and her face, U>o, for that words. The notion ww bound to obey NtUu'a oestaken in tara^y-fotuhtmdrod -Kumms are yet tn-rreut that Post“Mito wiflmra Iflee Withers?—O, Sil-Merod lunco Wilhnnv—live* up at the Puplam. matter. You ramembor Ilaohol, my first in time the impulse which gave it oxie- I dullara a night (sovea nights and a mati­ vsnoc, arid so t£o germ uf (he tree plaul- nee a weak) for fire month*, and sumo­ How’s th* Dreroo, Mia Witfanwf*' (Ob. wife—don't you, Furdyre F' "Na faih.-r, I don t remember, but I cd on the 4th of July, 1770, baa grown times twcnfr-sOvnn [htudred dollars. It —The Detroit police rr*iiwil*rf* _ 1810.) ; oak for!»,<>» .orUtoywrZSSS^ i* claimed ths t a mnlti tedn equal to tho and spread in branclwa, and w» arnaboul “My father i* not living. Dr. Hurlburt.11 rhn flin r r^nvnlm entire Duuulatiun of I Ko *haro State riuted^thds of OsHforto reap the rich fruitage thereof ni^CfSmmrin Included, too *rrtamr«l into hii ear. In the land of freedom, so-called, th# । was wo™*., District of Columbia was the scat of the plar. Tbo greet Zf«riri</new^«pcrpiiriH he wee wxth'us, and they come m.d go— CnpitotBcuealh tho shadow of its dosoe ed into ft, and a esnsatioti pareuu preach­ they oom* and go. I remember hi* fath­ the slave mart Kua’ hcjd. and tho crier ed » seroun egainst ft} mi was aaSctarf er, Majoe Gadcou Withau Ho had a [VrM».!tony (Hrtoktest Apnl isj to advertise it ail vrer tbo rontiuent, and grooi rod Toetbor on training days—that Yesterday was tho annivorsanr' of a amsigned human bodies and souls to eo th* peopriotoF* fortune woe made.T was what mad* m* rommnbcr him. Who । day of grief. Tcndny is Iho anmmare bondage and ignorance trad enforced The scenery and tho lege an every­ do you say was sick and wanted to too | of a day of rojcacing. Thus in tbo eal- rice. Tt wane greet crime, but it has thing ; tho acton who do the talking are endar of time num noted his chequered brought its retribution. The model of a' the WTstnbedaot sticks on the burette.-— way thsmuh fife. B is a tangled web of statute of Liberty for tho Capitol dome ; But the fairy soento they faaxnoto tho MpTTunrtW r • * -- • goqd and-ttl, arid great orimla that mark an epoch are nmrod in ihoir amurmn*ing in flowm: beak would like to have yrra go nn to tho pup­ ry aJchrntton. A good deed is not tho >; others abaterIFmwon------ •litre and tat o n look at her. You rcmetu- better or wares for being dune upon any _ q Otbem in all b«r Mrrtle Hu-Osd? She i* tlw great day oTtheroett tat lheday on which a t— ------------- r-J| <iris nothhji but-a granddaughter of your old friend, the grorited goocl'dcod nidunp beoumna fcrwOdamssi of girls Vwiked up, pile on DbaMtn. ? ,\P-; ■ U ever Iftmed iri the alfortiutinto remetnHe had to writ a pSito before lii.i bninoo.of aU mou wlaae oondiikn has I thoughts Would tbeteie JRler; with a lit- ’ 1 or wiicwloro af'ftprir Us time the proper answer would be to tho; adynrictemsrit I TVO adsbrato with music w withUUsud boamto* r-.»qp.nj’ ...... , spewche*, th* 4 th of July 'Ike Old Withrre “stortfa-guod ccnstitu- i lirthduy. TUI^ fal tion*—a Utile apt to be nerrous, one dr two of 'em. Tye given ’em a good deal of valerian and amafiirida—not quite so muchsinro tho new blood canto in. Uraro isn't tho change in folifa people think­ camo thing srto- and agri*- ■ I**o'ri*u JUkcclUnn. sttseJ? lUFIK-sTTOS TBB DATES NEW GASH STORE, TO BUY YOUR GOODS! bicelow aaoTBiunu >. ;> NEW GOODS : cvERrssso»siB«»CTrti:, W ni. ■ Jonas, SURGEON DENTIST. GraiMtiu folteiW • -riDoUctstri In tbsbesfii4riMlsppror«4 < “S.r '-../.“I.; i,' =OOD ■Iu1 >nli..ln«*hla. nir»u*Al*ll. 5JS£T^r»X*S ’’ • '' xbbi uH BOOTS f SHOES, CHEAP! child’s graml child bora with six fingers. Dore this girt liko to hare her own way. 3s£ji=,=g f ngainat Dvugias 'he following 1 ynaretne to-topBiy aailWk..Wthlri.— I LatetSgJe, Tor l.sdleV aW fclil Ao W»»wijWHwGL w> »rrr--—, JEraamraW ‘ 0. S. SPSULOIRS. nsstin,.. Dee. it* 11U. ‘ t I •All SO iM/’Bfia' of Timbereil Und. ^iaB4bro« Clocks, Wajciw, JiwauarfSn.- mile evt tlUMUMvSi «m sowed tc^/FMfli <t«ec more vhb and Platxp JFam, chopped. For particular, ioquire of ELAM CROOK, QIIMiUSSMdMdHNAA ■ • -J IS’assw Sale. ■ to tho house, and sropt with his *ou'. uptofoWro-n’orertho water Uhl. pdifa»»w»*a»tfar-'’' rhoro woo *&de too much prirem rtfood observer. Tiro old man looked tor tong and curiuualy, trie in^efota ■•*>**-# ““Wf «»•<.*« �thr gifting* gianrr. flab river. It contain* mm Church, two achool building*, two staras, a hotel, about 8$ bouses and 800 people. It was 18 year* ago, but 1* now much dilapida­ ted. The town* upon th* Un* of th* railroad, some mile* east, have taken B00I8 AID 8TAT10IKRT, uf impossibility. They have learned that under rxfating droumstancss here, capital can much more easily do with­ out labor, than ialor can dispense wllb capital, and they begin to regard with eusplcion th* jentencc which their bint­ ent leaders are »o fond of that “capital jind labor are inimical to each other and their in tr:*,te must ever bo diametrical­ ly opposite." A fine old table recur* to mo Just now. m an apt illustration of the existing situation. It Is that which rails how once all the other members of the human body “struck" against the etomach. The head said “why iboold I work, plan and contrive merely to till this ever insatiate stomach I" The arms •aid "why should ws labor that th!* SCHUYLER COLFAX, of Indiana. Hee J¥e»<<teu, * * FRANCIB THOMAS, S » ' a 1 we labor for." The leg* and feet ■ •’ of Maryland. ’ That Ticket would nit us to a eharm, •aid" why should we carry about thbi cxptWaliT tho Colfax port of It uacieea load of stomach ; “and with one accord they ail resolved to strike.” But very soon all found themselves getting treaty wlUoostua weak and losing their faculties and they —• —------- eo dollar* in gold, were glad enough to return to the dis­ but 5fr. DoollUl* bedde*. We learn charge of their proper function*, all, in from WMtlngtoo that Mr. Doolittle wUl laboring fertile stomach, found that gofmmedfaicly on a confidential mis­ they were benefiting themselves and sion-to the Ctar-it i* to be hoped by that Ita Iom was Inevitable tbelr* aL-o, •o with tbe working men here. They . Tn Fujw KEV.-BrarEa.—Doctor have been made to appreciate the fact of Franklin remark* that a man as often their dependance upon capital for profi­ gets two deltas for tho one he spends in table modes of employ-ment of their forming hi* mind, as he docs fora dollar strength and skill, and they aro now b* lays out fn any other way. A man willing, mainly, to return to habits of ritts n pound of sugar and it fa gone, and industry on the old system. There is the pleasure ho ha* enjoyed is ended, however a fcrotlona minority which doc* belt tnc information he gel* from * new*. it* beet to keep upthesplritof turbulence paper I* not the " isdam of ono or two and non rtsuion which organises meet­ nMm, it is the wisdom of the ag*, and ing* dally nt *oma o*<he nmnerous tbo wjadomof past ages, too. A family HtUe hr.U* about tho city, read* bogus dispatches and items of “new*," for mutual encouragement, jiromfacs to atari a dolly newspaper in the interests of tho working classes, etc., etc. How long this minority will hold out -U*d then there uro tho little once grow­ ing up wtthoctnny taste for reading.— and succeed tn overawing, by threats of VJho, then would be without a newspa­ personal violence and enrolment on the per-and who would read ono regujary "black ll»t," those who are ready but fur them, to go to work-remain* to be without i*aying for ft t Been— most of the smaller shops, found­ NzwaPAfUB Chamoe.—Col. Charles ries, factories ete., have been again V, DvLand has purchased the Saginaw started, some with reduced force but all JZc/V-M, a democratic sheet. and chang­ with a* much a* they ncMltomeet the 'd jta name to tho Sagiuow Republican, th* fiat, numbar of which appeared on larger work, buc.1i aa tho rail-road shops, tbt 18th ult -It present* a good appear- Nortlrweatern Manufacturing Co. and a aaoarifl gives no uncertain Bound on ■ few other* are not yet in operation but the pntttidal tasue of the day. F access are only waiting a few days to give time Right o* Wav.—Tho Jackson, Sagi­ naw dt Lansing R. R. Co. are engaged in obtaining deeds of the right of way of tho^and through wplch the road will run, sit'd land at'/distance of fifty of their wnye and live” when If they will hot their places will bo filled by other* from other parte of tho oountry, many of whom are already eollciUng employment. Iter. Dr. O. H. Tlflkny, pastor of Grace Church, haa been appointed correspond­ ing secretary of tho Methodist Episco­ pal Church Extention Society. Hla en­ roBiteWh— We tee that many of our ergy, ability and Judgement will lie of ciliaen*.place, on drop letter*,* two qsnt the greatest advantage to the organiza­ stamp.-riThis limply fa throwing away tion in question. • ■t ‘ one^aca^-a* the postage on drop letter* ford, III. The ndlroMi has mads boating unprofitable, and dams have been built that obstruct naviggtton. Tbe couroe of th* river fa sooth-eastward, till at Jsflter•on it unites with Rock rivvr, then bear­ ing south and west, it flow* to tlio “Great the land la prairie, with oak openings,east, it i* heavily timbered. Tho same abundance of material for beautiful yellow brick 1* here, as else­ where in this region. Half of the bouses in Che town are brick. In tbs atft■ piosperity, the house* wore elegant and convenient Now, some of them have a negligent ipjieoranoe, that de­ tract* from the beaaty of the village.— Tbe soil 1* a rich, gravelly loam with bar eand there extensive and deep beds of clay. Grapes anooeod well here and winter wheat la grown to *omo extent What gives peculiar Interest to the town, lathe decaying relic* of a civilised, but extinct rare of pcojile that onee dwelt here. Altaian, or the “Ancient City," 1* *o named from the Aztoe*, • rare of people found In Mexico, at the time Cortes made hla conquest of that country, and who are supposed to have been not unlike in manners, custom* and their knowledge and practice of tho arts, the nation that onec Inhabited this locality. No written record of this ex­ tinct tribe or nation la to be found; no traditions among living aboriginal races can throw any light upon the “Lost People’s" history. In the fields, 80 rods back of the river, aro rows of ancient mound*. 6 or 8 rod* apart, from 10 to SO fret high, extending around in a circular in some of thi-m, other* have been grad­ ually levelled down by tbs plow. Noth­ ing has been found fn them but black, rieh earth taken, a* it appear*, from the top of the ground* of which they are formed. Farther cast, and oouth of tho town, upon the high ridge of land that Aid, ky nbttUas, hu II folk l*« rW Of pguitam.ii frra >n offelded God t Has dirg dIgeaae with pgelil«• ttei bmlh 8<*lied throsgh li, laxd and .o>td lb. lyfavited. BVXDAY Be fau Bunday Bc on Bunday, th xhsevcnlng. Ingly iutweiti an effort wUl b .and thus enoou Varnish, Dye Stuffs, -oftbto CitJbw evening by th Tbs Club ha and rare sport riteber, F.bort Stop, IstBoao, Right Field Canter Field Left Field, —Hon. F. J. Littlejohn will be pro­ rented with * tea-eet valued et flOO by tbo bar of Muskegon and Grand Haven upon retiring from the Judicial office he fallen Heroes, and we trust the ladles of Barry County will cordially unite with their sisters in other part* of the State in aiding thia, certainly, extrem-dy de­ sirable object: To lAr Ladia cj MicAlpan .- GsOODS AMD H0XE8T DKALIlfQ WITH ALU A. F. MAU, ft. I., IJ. r.B.AMUT. fret high, greased over and have trees of considerable rise growing upon them. To the aouth-cast, and nearer th* river, are tract* ofan embankment, or wall* of a fortification, or enclosed town, that may have co re t*d 50 acres. The ground has been often turned by tbo plow, but dust of many centuries, are large quan­ tities^/ rrdl-b brick, unlike that made tn our day. Tbo enclosure seems to have been in the form of a parallelogram, a hundred rod* long upon tho river's bank, and extending back 80 or 40 rod* toward* the row of mound* upon the top on the ridge. Still farther *outb, to the distance of nearly a mile, trace* of other mound* and enclosures are aeon. One embankment encloses half an acre or more, 1* nearly square, and Meme to have been shaped by tho four point* of lioplyoue cent, when there is no free newspaper of thl* city wxnna Io have Th* termer* her* ar* making innova­ delivery, by carrier* established, but Kono through It* term of probation and when itMb-a delivery 1* established two It* future now appear* to b* pretty veil tion* upon these ancient works. To me, It *eem*Ukea*erifa<s todsteoo or drotroy made the corporation paper and although GoOi»M« DktkoIT.—Every bushel of the actual profit* from this, are compara­ extrawhite and Nrx. 1 white wheat now tively notiiing, the prestage given is a bold in $yw .York isowned by a Detroit great benefit to a new paper. The ‘'Re­ liou**, lkna-of J.TL nurd A Co. Who publican, owe* it* suceem entirely to ■ay*-New • York control* tbo wheat Msears, Ballantyno,Smith and Dlnalow, a* to the buflde»* of the**, and for what maAetrwho went to ita rescue in It* darkest purpose they wore erected. Tbe mounds hour and there can be tittle doubt of . it* may have been the dwemngeofthellv1^, wailed and cdtod by a kind of brick, ultimate prosperity. that has !«ng nine* crumbled back to for the past few day* ba* been very un­ earth again, or, they may have been the settled and has varied from very warm tombs of their dead that were burled and pleasant, to very cold and snowy. hero in considerable number* at a time, Buch rapid changes *a w* have had, have conduced in bo small degree to ths spread of that general ps*t of thia cUmate catarrh, and tbodoctor are having quite a hiirvcst. There appear* to be FogEIG*.—Th* N. Y. TWbuMofth* but one *y*t«ni of treatment for this af­ fithmjr*:. . fection, which feat all effleatfou*, that Count Biamatk officially' announced of medicated inhalation and locsd appli­ in the Praadau Diet last night that th* cation* and fortunately, we hare hern PniMten Government b*a agreed to th* Luxemburg. Thu* but Utile will be left to tlio Ppa<?> Conference of London, and ita task will b* comparatively easy. In th* French Chamber Baron Montier •lated yesterday that Ute Utes which A MocnL'WOMAX.-Rrod the follow­ ing arid think of 4.j ■%«»»• »•*« Pfoo*w». •on* fifij < ed in tho mind of the author tbo follow­ ing thoughts: ft* Uat Batten. •, ; Stay Bgktiy far ‘tfa *scr»< <**« ** >»*«*, worth of liquo not ta dreum to support th xo-qdng then tag them, or Wc oak, ver For Cash or SeadyPsy! RUSSELL f XEVIXS, Ootid Out—Al Cott! R USSELL XE VIXS, Keep the be»t BOOTS and . SHOES in town. **,U»«, O^mx Stone, will not the Ladies of Michigan esteem it a privUep •ho Jo deposit a record of th*fr undgip^kra*for the memorie* of our thousand dollar* by tbe labor* of a few day*. It la, to orgaaiss in every Qty and Vlllags, In Town .and County, and from a given time. «ay the third Tuesday of June, canvas* tho whoto State, SolldV Ing of every Individual a contribution of are Just receiv cd stock of go fully arrang obliging da:k R USSELL <f LEVIES, Challenge the “City” on TEAS!' DRUG & BOOKSTORE, RUSSELL 4R-EVIXS. H»ve a fine Stock of Crockett and Glass-ware for sale Cheap L RUSSELL ^J/EVIES, Wbn‘t eonw;” end may like or have ths rep •wcrtlons by try them on and Judge fo wl|b>rtralL tku, and Ge fatoyotedquM 8e undersold whtiu CASH is offered ! CRMCI FAULT GROCERIES. Horan: tx •to viry C snbsbad b �3 iocal and icrltainms. MSBIOAt. 1WI® Broad Gang* J NEW . Jf TOU HAST GOOD GOOD§q^P, ’ -• —-*•»®—— * ' YOBS& *“ IbiateibooslyBoMeWths Oil Region* of Penniylvani* ( Bleeping Ceaohoe. the faooUoM BMw BnM. “4 r—r» «-• AdaxiticAGtW*«eraR*ilw»y, Fau aA DM AM nwa^llo an BT AJrr •» ftYiskkT^kstJSS^aggMgo Cbpwht. rniLuj^4 ^K^FLEY’s le extreme enoae of DtbUily aad latpUnro BELL'S EKTEBNAL fEMEBT. •ie»T^DWUrajUa<MUfc< a WMtb. eu be h ^’T" ’lib tbe P»U« The Methodist Social will be held on Wednesday evening of thia week, at the reddened of Gan.W. Wxluaxb, Jefle.non Ftrect. Tbe publie arc cordial­ ly Invited. l rsssiri aoepyport.pald.by timer. Jobs Farina, P. B. tn. Robert Xlxnn; Harry y^PllV W. P. Brtetof, AddrSM P. 0. Drowsr, SI. Troy, M. T, CHIBPEHCOMA, HAIR EITEBMINATOR T° U” l*!l** •*P*ri*n». tM* fM-xnfrs, >ck of Caoeuer i for sale Cheap!. '■ Crockery And Glassware. ‘ GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, MORE VALUABLE TUAN COLD! Bryans Life Pills, PHILIPS * BEITLET Joitx Crowell; 0IIATTEI.LAR-X ’ • White Liquid Enamel, MontST —The Indrpondoa publlxhca ncard from ^Ice.alxjut the liquer licea«e, in which we find the following : "----- 4 Kiev have on hand aboulSSOO f ^XYUfS,' ■Citj"oa TEAS! Pisce. Goods, 4*pU» Heart and Hearth. A Poem by Tbooae Da­ ^M-XVIMS. ' rt BOOTS aaT tin town. I. Dots and Caps, Groceries, CHASTEIXAR’0 Has* Ball Club.—The organization of this Club waa perfected nn 1 hnraday evening b^spic election of tbo first nine. Tbe C’lnb ban some cxelkmt players, Tn Arumc-The fottovlog la tba table af arid rare *port b anticipated this sum­ eontoato in tbe May number of thij popular Bag. mer. We add the list of the first nine, line: The Onrdlaa Angel. PertV. By Oltoer Weawith their jo-lLions: dell Dolmen. History of tbe Seiling MublM. Catcher, Ed. A. IIolsbook ; A sketob of tbe InvenUee ad Sewing Mscblnee. of I'itchcr, Wm. S. Mejsmzb ; tbe ddBcullln and delay a in wearing ibeir introdneUen to <im. end of tba chug,, effected by i jvxruvs, Bl® DaaASVAT. X«sf Tutt, KraCTAI. TRSATMMT *• *U «. afEkwl.Urtawy wad X.rree.DiAcE.. Is Bal* Boats $ Shoes, JTXCEL81OR I EXCELBIOB I I ingh-inters,ting, and it is to be hoped nn efibrt will be made to fill the Church, am) than encourage the children. Right FfeM.i i ‘enter Field; Lett Field, Dr. J. BRYAN,** Consulting Physician, Dry Goods, 8endat School Coxcxwr.—Tbs Un­ ion Sunday School Concert will be bold on Sunday, the 19th Inst., at tbe Methodi»t Episcopal Church, at 7j o’clock in Per improTing and Beaetlfying lie Complex. The moat valuable and perfee', preparation in nee for giving toe skin a beaaUfnl pearl tike Hat, Kxr SaUesaeaa, FnraOona, and nil fmpartllee 4 tbe akin, kindly healing the same lea, mg the ...I .1... -v.___ - to euppert the Temix-ranoo cauae, by keeping than.* liquora on hand, destroy- i hie fhnn, or giving them away.” W<- aak, very mpcctfully. if the above ba:: < struct from thceloqgpnt (?) speevh <rf Mr. Hiro, nt the Temperance meeting held at the Court House, on tbe Satur­ day night proceeding tho Vlllase Elcouoa. If not, then, he simply pleads guilty tn the charge, that If he ••never did no mean, to low, ro vile n thing aa to take a gh**of any kind of the viilainoeia rtutT,” Ae u peddling O.at tame "viUainr.<it r.uff" to destroy tho happiness of the euUrc eotnmunlty; and that Is all we chafed. ’ Celebratei Pate si Duplex Elliptic (OS DOCBLE SPRING) BKIBT. Tb« Woaderfil Fltilbllily aad grMt rewtbrt PIANO8I MAMOBIII COSRAD HARTE8E9, SrSntds’SfSsS^ pring Skirt. A lady bariag «ajoyrd the plauarr. Torn Cort A tT‘ ” fob l»y 1 Mi SUver BU. Troy, M. ' • ,, ■WIIIAL r.I .Cr **— V. ,11 a. .m is. tSa. gawttty. wag «**.^pla«l ‘b»pUi»l, «b« WbilM. PivUfMW, MOW » TMXTUE, YOUNG MEN A e.r»r tulli.g Rrmrdy will b« frand la Dr. 11ARVEV3 FEMALE FILLS. Fill Ira Frans Bnt ^'5*^_Cn*sd AstJ—florae Meafa; What ft Mhaxs.—RomcII & Nevins are Jual receiving a large and wellsoloct■ J rfock of goods, which arc being tasbfully arrange.! by their prompt and obliging ck^ky In a store neatly fitted up for the occasion. By the way—wo are informed that R. A N. arc extremely noxious to nils.- two thousand dollars In 'he next fifteen days; and that to do so, goods must and will bo sold lower for dreamed of. They say • the nicuuy rntut ebildrra to a pl.ro • Un tbry «ra act likely to b. rnr.iF •" anrl ^Ak^. expend to vktocr eetnpaaioos er bad exiopka. We beUere II worfd be to Ibe Uneb(l of all have the reputation of backing cp their droirtog a thorough Cbm«4reW ST JtbfrtfM, TOBACCO STORE ATTENTION SOLDIERS! try lhem on the cAeq/i gootU question STATE OF MICHIGAN11 The Reb-ulijon Reoobd.—Wo are in rrcelpt of Part LXII of thin antbentle Hbtury of the Rebellion, cmbeliabed OGAB< f jrBTZJrs, denM whew MEHBCUAM, • nt^BuaoT. Carried IM7. by Walden T. Berber, T<> CoxrcMBBa.—It coaU you no mors ’o buy a full pound of D. B. DeLanda SSJifflhJT’ DB. attKXVCKV PULMONIC SYRUP. I am now tbe AD MTIONAL _____ _ by Act nf July, t. win rally appear by the above affida­ vit. . Soldiera, and all entitled, ' ” ’cUumurfhate Jtn la an old tsrsbievU. Captain and kbewn few U -But. Btowc Bowr and geluthai SW 9aU Joe.— Io railing for Dll Da Vxmctc's ExoUz- COMMERCIAL Morenr-a Linn Separator CapHli Threw mf /mw Mis>h>M, J««r awilbsa *,U1 011,en’. for they are decidedly the WineerTar Film Ae loat SamariU laikeWartA EtfaNNted oar Hart Enh _________ now BMd thrwglMnt N«rW �HARDWARE 8T0BE COST! IN PRICES A. OOOBYBAB A CO SAVE MONEY hardware 15000 DOUARS GfiKtf BWIOIIIPSICE! DEY GOODS’STORE bobto*3 -lw> H-! end will be sold at At the, New Brick Block, one door East ofthe Old Stand of Drill Ik w w. Bap. BARLOW, Fpurgeon GOODYEAR, ' 4 GRAKT, RECT FROM MANUFACT­ URERS AND AUCTION * BOUSES IN NEW YORN, A VERY to* oa naml nflhtes ■Y tainloa It id not have been taUt y*t~ aomoUniM come* out Consisting of It wonhl aWhjrvn b**a belli y*4." CLOTHING I OSSri ABD LADJBS JF*T3TJER.S . THEY HA FA JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST Staple and Fancy SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS DRY GOODS AND Groceries, 0'1 o t h i n 17116695 ever bro’t to thia Mart, Carpets. CONSISTING IN PART OF Druggets, Boots & shoes, Oil Cloths, Wall Papei Bleached goods, Crockery, <tc. Our Assortment is full and eoi plcte, and as our Goods were purchased during the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, Maminieiare, and Warranted C.oW. STOVE PICE, SAP PANS, And ***rytM*f *h* faablon*! from Skeat Iras. AU sorts of COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFER­ ENT VARIETIES OF Iron, Nails, Stoves, ns waMm ot all sxxDfl. *r hi* *w* READY MADE LARGE & FINE STOCK tontlM M ■!**! Btobtosli toll i|to> Railroad Prices, AT COST IS.GOOBIEAE iCO. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING DI­ of all kinds, ' Ladies’ dress goods, Shelf Hardware, Ladies Wool Shawls, Hoods, Nubias, Scarfs ORIND-STONES, CUFFS, amt Many otlier bonds Farming Tools of all kinds, pAlNTS, ’ regardless of cost. Cube and See &r Yflcwlra. Good Black Overcoat $7,50 worth $10 A Cbuchula Bever “ A12 'worth $18. Fine Caster Bevcr “ $20 worth $30 Blit doth Suit $18, worth $28 Sdlte for Business, 12 “ 18 Heavy Coat, 6 " 8 Ladies' Muff 3 “ 5 ■* fur Collars 3 «•' 4,10 English Merino, 0,75 yd wide 1,00 French " l’,00 worth l,5n “ “ 1,124 " 1,76 Buffalo Robes 7,50 *• 10,DO , “ " 12,00 16,00 Ladies'Knit Hood ,75 " 1,12 " " ** 1,00 “ 1,76 " Double all wool Shawls 8,60 worth 6,60. LASS. U pUTTY AND WOODEN WAKE. Mg HARNESS SHOP, I’reC XpHKBT JACCSO.X, ROBERT Uktnr M f .nr RtTOENF.VEtJ’KAr Jr TUB SAT^LhhirRXSARYjECTAiLBB mate ira; M.W. . ritUBATe OKUBB. 8l« vrorv «f narit.IM earrrM ie iWtnnf every mV* ef private BCIKXer. AXI> FA1B DEAI.KG V1CTOUOC1 OYnKMFail**1.«lt AKI» PRACb. Terms Cash. Fancy goods, Mudge &j Bailey Cassimeres, if i , WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. WE FEEL WARRANTED IN SAT­ GREAT HCITIIIIT!! ING THAT WE CAN AND WILL SELL THEM - AT er *d and prtrty. If th*y do sot oboone to trade with aay tai men ot like faith, Ujto to but Uthtrj deairetl>a whole pabtaderesstoa^errtt to otbcnrhr-." Gloves and Hosiery. wi, meta Hardware Merchant, That our —One alngulaf fact, ears Young's Utotory of IhjOVar, In connection wuh Customers can Save no legal evidence* Waa taken, as tn the Manner of hb' death, norwAa alngie Coffe 25 Pei’ Cent. On Former Frices. AUCTION PRICES WE DO NOT MERELY SAY WE WILL NQT.gJE UNDERSOLD MANY STYLBB OF GOODS Where *« be testa eeasfaMto aa A LARGE AS80RTNRNT OF MUSKINGUM VALLEY 8Jlk and Straw Bonnets. . As Cheap a* ether Mer­ chants have bought Bop* to » ptouaat iii*n*ilw tat u»- afiSdfylKotb j be a atore-houae, not a t 'As Tho Beat Cabinet Or^tm,’ J our •xtremely Xow Price* will verify these statements. I0G0TUI, IABLOW 4 BAILEY. Batol^ ML Mb. LMg. wwr Sftfk, CHEABER ' Cta.**y*Uer^6tJHftik ' sue a uriKmi. ■ Profoundly greaifcl to tta pMfrf* of , Mimr »f TWEitaii, Dui <y■ ‘■'■fry**?*** ■ ww. n" o •‘—r.Xpc-s lm ORGANS tbetatj-rue. »0el4M» T»™«r* Br.rrboay 1 CALL t EXAR1S CCS GOODS Try us and you will find that ASD.ra®, "a in New York, ^ELQ.URET AND MELODEON«, OOMI JJTJJ SEE Barry County, far lW» vary Btaral " patroMfr kemufuro, a* a ’ ■ . joununs ■- ENGINE WORKS, co» lira,™ THM sSgtS&i. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-05-22.pdf be70681512cd81e9e4f024a437e1e45e PDF Text Text DU gtotfap VBES.W VOL. XII, NUMBER 4 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22,1867. waiting &* Wadtar; hi fo nearly three WlWltoRW .' triu meeting, related toatollcrator: Marerte looked concerned M^M » young towyer. who TU standfaw aejbo sidewalk roughing rerr esrertfr. We physician inquired of mm tho feno& of tins be bad Bren su*rtng from » nd* rermrkrf to tom that U was rosy dae. Bu^rnggtaAt huepMs ay detain. Jim’ — ■•'««« w ..... .. .. lo parrnMvra io . protstea-li hy om of Uh rte^ pout, of ttar "Perhaps so," said (he widow dubious­ £<Mt.U l.k,~ 1HW puMd k> SMHterWu.^ ' call Ibara b»for« buying alaavbert. ly, and faith a little sigh. Then, after a ?AoSJirSiL.Wr?«&f*Ao,S thoughtful faience, aho added: ^fwooro. Cena to >M. iMrart-Fa loasty wUtenl ton— Day tiaaa md slfM ttaoFta tMaitafl alwuttkaa, w.;— jAk*< UwV sSM <l«9 tfaaota drouso I bsMU ttnM^WIHECL •▼JU1M UirvaUMM Uh wskl bk »W<h m««« to fcld toae, SOLD OUT. CavMtaU) wwoMtoMd, omMyaUh*)/, Coom to tby IwtodptM, »«ut bol; I - tuu waiting for him this ovemng." i to My my respects to ‘bon1 Margaret rlweed st tho tableou which > •'Thaak you," said Waitet tea was laid. !}len ska cousidaretaly In a few mmates the two wore walk­ changed Iho couverestiou, and for the in all its Various Branches, along ths road laadmg to a beautiful Art elrdiay lay bosriyilb'o promiat srplroaar*; naxt quarter of an hour amused the ing > 0, Syriog at kj apirfl. 0, May of my booom. widow by her livdy talk1law* whence they could obtain a good “You will slay sad take tea with us ’view of eastern, hills. Tho moon would rise; the hill-topa were already tintwill you not?" said Mre^Ward when tho soon 1 omrocsatioa flagged for a moment. 1 “I had tea tong since, thank you," an. canvarxing in tow, earned tonne. said Margaret; "bullshall be happy to , *0Mnmd J*dY tooqn" took a furtire nil with you for an honrorso. I esJlod ncop over thohill-topprtar to rising Ln fuBfor the exproes purpose cf having a quirt orbed mmoBty: hut—would you believe chat with you. I axjioctod that Mr. Ward ... IHrdJffidtjoUsto wuuhl have L*»n at homo and gotro out ir erea ttoterthfather! Margmt again before this time." 11 Walter did not «XUt tUvd & <1 “Hare be is,' >ai<1 the widow, rfotag toot skyward. hastily and walking to tho window, as she Presently hating roarhed the end d heard his well known step. the bcuntif'il lane-wry paueod torn few Ho came down Uro garden whistling sad cutottg St ±j loaves of tho unfortu- ntomonti iador an old elm tree, and had ihealwqwbttletmbonihebouriMtharoLAto rose buehes with his light cane.' of taken the trouble to wake up and “Walter ’” cried his mother, "taivo pity peep over their note they might hare I cannot weep but your taara win he flawing. on my roses!' . <•, ■eon Margarol and Walter standing below You cannot nail. boimyclNakt will ba gtnwleg— “ Have pity on your petal" ho said and hare taard the Utter say, in u rero I wbwlJ’nOt «• w .ibont yeo st toy alia. lsv», Tac would not Unger arban I will beat died. tore. laughingly, ns ho entered tho fount door, peculiar taao jeat time tronle ; ‘•Will “don t scold mo for being late,' ho added you?” t TNl GOLD FU-MIT ARD DI1AHIT 0? PUS. Cotuo t» ■», dear, era I dto at tnj Borrow. in mock fear, wtalo hanging his hat on ilargurci. tvaa vary much discomposed. the Aloud in the passage. Thu quastkiu which 'Walterput to her MORTON 8 Goto PENS, “IT I do scold you, hero is some oao who wm a short one, but the answer would THE BEST PENS IS Tilt WftAtD. will toko your ]>ort, I cxpoct," said Mis. involve eo much. Ehe kept her oyca fixed Ward. an tho groend, andher mouth dosed. But A Blight flt»h roeo to IfSTgarefs face, when Walter ^iterated the question she so Walter said, in a plecsant surprise :— said nerreuidy. “Don’t ark mo now I “Ah Margaret, I am sure my moth­ hnro somi'tldng to My to you before 1 er will lack cuuroge to ocold mo in your KesUowa wUl Alt r^id UaXfatato rota, of Sprlas aad ito joyous rtM«1oi; TffSAi.MaiSfl.BW TUUaj A od tbooyhU o< toy lova and Ila auaUald Uiuuri, WS8' NEW CASH STOKE, rsssai® “But euppoee I »<»Id you ? ’ eaid Mar­ garet archly. “Indued, I think you vary* naughty to keep your mother waiting untu half past cught o'clock for tea, when you know ahe usually taken it at six." “1 stand oorrocted, ’ Mid Walter with a merry smile. “My dsar mother he ad­ ded, stooping to kiss the widow, “1 will not koop you- waiting so again. I am sure you uro half dying for your too. 1 called totaeo Dewis as I eamo along— found him at dinner, and took a glnas of wino with him. Had it not bcun far that I do not know how’ I should hare got honm, tor I made h very poor luncheon tenday, and felt quite sinking. Now laa-,11 avetiBa mn a tew moments ^3.tj clcnae my outer man of Juno dart, of which! believe I have thia dar partaken of fully a quarter of tho peck wlileh every trtio fa fated to swallow white passing through this wildsrnsss world, I will be down by tho time you have made addicted to the taa of frito-rieatfogJU qunre. .fie Mid “there waaMat"’ <ha phytatam then said, rtfymrreetwtaba of that, I «> preeoribe something thtawill cure you. Toko otore day csss tea­ spoonful of pood rye whiakqv—ao mom no lose—tifl you are woD, emdthaa cmma' ffosno time pcased, and ho met the vouag did not mind it. for, Mono of her My anqUhter.ce* consolingly rerahkol "H wr.nld never happew again. • Mre. Ward hod but one aofa to be married: " Margaret Dswwn became -Mrs. W ord and that without dis owed tn&her’s ' pomliun. Hn wM the pride of tba-peifly who elevated tern to the highest o^re at tlfo state. Bat; landing by Us grwre ta tta> CUy Osmototy, who can feel other* wise than the dM]xwt regnd that ha died K victim of intempesenret" . ;-;-o nJ. Don't be extmragejrt. If the poor bouse has any terrors far ▼vtt, nevvr buy what you dent nee<L— Before you yay three cents fora jewtaary my bw, ascertain whether you cannot nrotoe iait as pteamM noiM by whirtlfag. for which nature furnishes tho msohisary. And before you pay serenty-tivo dollars far a coat, young man, tud out whether your lady would uabeiustasgto^-*® are you in Mio that curt half tho money. If she would not, fat Lor crock her own La- "What do you.ask, for a loafT ’ \ “1 haren’t Any.to ecfl,” etudtbefcr- “Margaret," he said, “«hy not my to­ “^Hsvvnt any totoH? Wh*i are ye night what yon havo to say? Thor* is , “ r , plenty of time; come let me hoar it os here tarT* The farmer made no reply. • . wo walk toward homo. Do you know I -3eo hero, old follow, won’t yc eel! me cannot wait until morning tar your an- a hunk of your gingerbread Fs Mid the soldier, producing an oM wnDet Morgorct’s heart beat quickly, fho Mt how difficult and delicate a talk was “Well, you ore • mean old cure It Ware tar. Her lipa Ruled her aa the would be servingyou right to tip you out attempted to broach tho unwelcome aubof yotir aM bread-cart. Hero we are, ^olter cheered ted encouraged bar ns muriung all night and all d< to pro- “m«PtMhte*«l UjkCr tetedtef peered. A smite glimmered just for a moment on thf, widow’s face, and than died away leaving a gAro expression.— She rang for the urn, and made teh in Mfaace; than she resumed har chair, and looked out of the window. ■ ^Imtjuu. nre not well," said Margaroi with solfataldA . “Do you know, dear, I soeseumss fool so worried and anxious about Walter T* waid the widow, in low confiding touse. "Ouurn nearer, Marenrot Imayhavo timb to say now what I have bag to mv to you. I am sure dMr, shefatotinusd with rapid, nervous utterance, “that TO BUY YOUB GOODS! tears in har Isnghtag eyas, “rax tot •’ The soft eeetom brerea parriad tfw *>•war right away from tha asMsrn talk and. the silver moan smdlRl on tho two a* they slowly watted onthefcwvk gfragJhem•btoatv*.: B :>p-i 1,-<•: .-■ xi That nigta, Margaret gum.Walter an awww to tu w*» xmdey ftw old elm tree, wnwh u*ss n-i... ™» am«i> I Fdr Ibu «w*4 l< m cacbuatuig he would a child to sudsavur to repeat A difficult leenon. Housed all eorta of en­ dearing vradtaa awl Mid, “now Margaret, ___v—u.. —■ ..J I —11 k„lnnu, out wSik" BM aU Ibis kindnrosoAly mado it more difficult for bar to do. ' Bbaaade a groat oflbrt to stalks off her narrousnore and roeolyed to rush to the charge with wit far her shield. Efo looking up al him, she said with an oreh smile, am gvtagto nut jour tors to tho tmt, told knight^ "You charm mb fo» lady," quoth U "Know that I am jn- not have any dinrier. Ion uro a Mt of mean cnssea round M»% I reckon," Mid tird solder. A I ted otetefoate ttebbaiateUte. ul tte ~k<< •>».UJotetetete, 1 4ia.',ln^»,te~4 >■*»>«£ Mr vibud dtefhte, «U np dl.n«U “Bulty and a tear crept into her eyes m she said -twycuT'. -JkM’ro • abeam for tba old man I" ‘Ghroo »m» “say sMrifiee, WalttaF’ fgtVMF woman!’ ‘Three.more for “-14 sacrifice,” ba reputed. “Our you dttobt it f* * •Gt to no* a great «u> fturt I wish you to make,’’ she said Uitadtoflsly. -M >«fty want you to feowoae an aasmy^tiMtyou "SS’Xi S§O* T Wb Ml d . 'Dec ncro, ray mono, a .”TlP-“ ingas.fitas-M^ ■ “I will bid farewell to every tu kmc. I have if yw wish it, ’ auH Shafts Wbn tbo «Mrv>«'5« »V '<•' ’SaSSSSSw ludo to one of yoyr aotiuiunti GOOD PBRNTD, 1 unudlA dirjaoiedSC ■ ■ ”'e- BOOTS $■ SHOES, CHEAP! ,ib>v,u>gnrwwwA->-i.. ygMtaft. . . . . . adstful influcno* >ngo*t influrare ha*6 win your WILL YOU »d w T ptofar <rfb< pretty country Mi*. Worf Vu *otting,,.mto lulling in thoughts not of the the white ti.cir faded >nn^r»i»To«; Latest Styles of PiUms i a which For Ladles’ a ad dnldtqa’l^MRP’ * alA. ■■ - JIWXLBI iffilSCSW ft. HfiftRietV* (IS RUS6SLL A XiiVlXE’ ST«BK ■ pkalw jx ' Clocxs. veu S“ and Plated.X akc, (Jaatlnga. Dee. I Mb-laU. * ’ 1 can eoelhai taa mirth fa urn «««— JcniWoroaA Pock.a party oa , Monday whan' h» Trite there, wore yoa. ,| not, doto?" *• • ’’ 1 ’ ; ' -■ ”‘l ■'. • “Yea,” retained Mu S?h.t �gitirt thro, W1U the officer of; filled by men whom hi will be to promote the ; cago address to tho other half, and the unvarying response is, “No, never!" We have bad a eupartnoua supply of rain, an unnatural tot of snow, a pain­ , ">* “M u-™”-1-"- rw' tjjq’pD*. which more than any other threatens tho rain of our country, is the Insatiable mania fur office which nee •e'jcd upon tho people. The National read Btato Capitols, are full of bangen growing longer and hotter, and the win­ ters shorter and warmer, and he argued that this sort Of thing would go an In­ A ChjcIon*u J”* d“'1 ,eft creasing until ths great blaze,.promised in tho book of Revelations, should oomo —The capitalists of Herndon, Nevada, oft If there was anything In his theory, talk of bo tiding a <100,000 hotel. —A, G Hunt has been appointed Governor of Colorado. suicldc on th© H th ln»U his brains. He left a In the present conditio Mid at hla advanced sgt,--------ert from doing the countrv any , that he sought relief In death. and every phase of life. Wo are not quite so mercurial a people as the French, so we do not have an extraordinary cf the principles of the party. These practices arc confined to no party but an common to all. Demo­ crate In this County have been accus­ tomed to point triumphantly to tho comparative freedom of their conven­ tions from such scans. But, if that la tree, which wo seriously question, It Is Simply for the reason, that tho Republi­ can majority is larger than tho entire vol© of that party, and consequently a returned to his wallowing in Democrat mire, he has been lltterally beeteged by Democrats of all shades, and under all aliaos of the party name, for every petty Tost Office in bis gift, for bo had none ether to give In Barry County, and the soenee enacted for that position even In the quiet Village of Hsating*, during the time Andy was “Hwlnglng around the Circle,” would disgrace the regions of rondlmonla—-and yet It was not a whit worse here than elsewhere, and is no worse In that party than In nny oth­ er. The foci, simply is, we area nation of office seekers. Now thia thing must come to an end eountry. The office© must be left, as they were partially tn the older state In days gon© by to seek the appropriate men to fill them. At present the fact that a man, no matter how eminent his ■qualifications for a given place, boTw>c» to blow bls own trumpet, and seek his own preferment, operates to de'er hl* friends from making the neecssAry ef­ fort to secure for him the nomination.— It ought not so to be. It should be un­ derstood saa rule of political action, that When a man openly seeks political posi­ tion, th© presumptativo evidence la, thatholiuhflt for tho place and ought Home-thing may perhaps b© done In the way of persuading men that they make a mistake In devoting the beet yeara of a Ufa to the inaane scrabble after office.— No class of men taro *o unhappy, or re­ alise no great andebitter dlaeppolutmente tn the short period of human life, as those who make it a point, toacekby earns means to be constantly fed from the public crib. And copcrfalfy may be be written down a fool, who forsakes a good moderate paying business, for the sake of on office which promsea him i «vm much greater compensation, but ‘which he must in sD probsbftlty loss with the next shift in polltire or sell hla soul, bothOf which Judging by the ex­ amples we can readily call to mind, he is very lifasly to do. If the people call him unmistakably. be may well regard that call as indicating his duty; other- STOCK OF GOODS, MEBa-We Invite th© attention of tho farmers of Barry County to the follow­ ing extract from a leading Vermont pa­ per, and trust It may Induce them to do all In their power, to aid In pushing for­ ward to completion the Grand River Valley Raft Road. “In conversation with a well-to-do former the past week, he said to us substantially : Whan the are unseen; the scraggy woman who bar© physical reasons for Intense mod­ esty, stay within doon; vendors of small article* at street stalls, vanish to myste­ rious kennels, only to reappear when at Barton, I owned a farm In Orleans the sun comet out; wandering puzzle county. The Importance of having the seller., a numerous tribe here Just now, road continued through to the Lina was dssply felt by some, yet It started adorned with no new floral beauties; 2,600 people, and produce t< hard. I was anxious to have tho road spring fash lens are still dro/r- t* u*o pounds of starch this year. —The Maine Republican State Con­ completed through tho orunty, when I market, and tho matinees are mostly subscribed for sixteen shares <(1.600.)— patranixed by the cocottes. Clearly for vention will meet at Augusta, June I owned tny farm two yean after tho all thia the Clerk of tho weather is re-1 road was completed, and in that time I sponsible. am confident that I sold the products of my farm for enough more than I should keep up their ztruggle, hoping against I have don© If tho road had not been hope, believing In th© frothy, Cube prom­ buflt to pay for all the stock I had taken ises of their loaders, and avowing their —not taking into account at all the in­ creased value of my farm, which was no plumbers, gas fitters and carpenters be­ small item. And, added be, if the peo- ing at this season In great demand, have from Montpelier to St. Johnsbury knew In general carried their point, but their the advantages to be derived from ©rail­ triumph Is only temporary, as their em­ road between these two places, they ployers do not scrupla to avow ths’ —. would take the Stock at once, and would soon M the press p( tost urea Incident to bo more than repaid in ths increased 2us month Is past, they will. In turn, value of their reel estate and ready mar­ have their strike. The moulders, ma­ ket advantages. chinists and other classes of working­ The above is the experience and ma­ men have utterly felled in their attempt ture Judgement of a business farmer, to control their employers, even tempo­ who has been without railroad advan­ rally, and as they still bold out, their tages, and knows their value.”— Cal'do- ptare* nro rapidly being filled by new bands, either of tblselty oe from where. To keep up the flogging spirits c f the rtrikers, who dally find their numaays, them arc two eorte of villains who bare diminishing, their families, doser seem to ua deserving of special reproba­ pressed by want, and the promises of aid tion : 1. These who made money by from other cl tlen more and more unsub­ fleecing the Government during the late stantial, tbalr leaden have counselled Civil War, and whoeo crime aggravates robbery l>y treason ; 2. These who say of the laws to precipitate the submission they know where and by whom such of the employers to which they profess Villainies Wcio pcrepctratcd, yet have to look forward confidently. They have never denounced them to tho proper advifcd them to “waylay and beat ten authorities, end do not now arouse them hour men," to “take tho property of distinctly and by name. others to support tliemaol ve* if they are hungry,"—to “stand firm, and are long they will have a farther reduction from eight hours to six,” etc. The reporters of the Tribw, PUuxi Tbna publiah- T7BBOKSOF JCri-Bvred far yn G O O DS, For Cash or ReadyPay! RUSSELL ^XEVIffS, IEW ADTERTISEMKMT& fore sfaw sure •flksw WICK SflAWU*. Jp-RtAB Cloted Out—At Cost! Long - Trud Xtl4Muhmmt: tag on Tuesday at the RroseU House.Upon the amounts being footed up It was found that the ram of $10,400 hail During ths past weak, Dr. C.R. Blackall, han resigned the position of General whlch has been raging for many yuara, fiuderintendenl bf the ChicagoBunday and which, at tho dose of the year IMS, Union, for the purpose of assuming that seemed to be nearly extinct, la again otBscrettry ofthe Lake -Michigan dis­ making progress, and Nankin, th© sec­ trict of the American Baptist ihtbllcaU on ond city of tho Empire, and for a long time the seat of the rebellious Taeptug DRUG & BOOKSTORE, BESES RUSSELL LEVIES. Challenge the "City” on TEAS! RTTSSELL ^XEVIXS, JBETTE®, GOODS much energy and ability, and As tension st hfe field of labor wUl, *1 interior Of Mexico report the continu­ doubt, l?e productive of much good. ance of fighting at Queretaro. The city was Dot yet In the hands of tho Liberals, but It was expected that it soon would be. The foil of ths City cf Mexico was also shortly expected, aa Diax was dally united him to his fair, but frail, partner In domestic Wins. The legal tomahawk promptly obliged him by doing so, cm of tho Michigan Central Railroad Is now Ua abowlag that tho wife w«* often being laid with new rails, the kind used wont to meat In amorous dalliance soft given place should ordinarily bo a suf­ being those Joined sj tho end. over ficient reason for withholding from him which tho care run.-almost noiselessly. your votes. It is high time that wo Tho steel rail is being laid down oaaoe should havo rrt,l~l principles In Uiceo nutton. and abide by them. Finally, if another means shall fail to accomplish this very desirable reform, we an not ■ttnKwUlnoi be n i n—ry to make an RUSSELL ^XEVIA'S. Keep the beat BOOTS and SHOES in town. Have a fine Stock of (’bockht and Glass-wake for sale Cheap! RUSSELL jXEVIXS, Won’t bo undersold whot —Wm.LloydQsxrtaoo,Ju*t “»»• was about sailing for Luronc recently, waa presented with *30,m by a party of friends who had eotno on board to bld him good bye. —A young woman named Ann Raed. CASH is offered! ahortly after Its birth, a week ago, and who was arrested In Flashing, N. Y., has since died In JalL * —The Judiciary Committee are now examining Into the alleged abuses of the PnaidenVs power of appointment and pardon—■an Interesting field far Inveetl- Huxttr't Htadquarttr^ nrncu*- MW. CAKTMDflW �Jotal and ^iwrthntmis. uoiaaaan.~ trnuu wn A »1W YOU .500 AMARICAN POMOLOGY. "TwTo^JWRSSff'urST’ ATLANTIC & 6BEAT W8TXM IT IOC WAIT GOOD GOODS CHUT, Broad Gauge Railway! , ic Hdl.ea Ws4a*adayav**Ug»«W*r beUoiwUr .•LWEiiM ORK aorros,__ pimsrscH, to swtoaltlo* CawMaim sqarn OarFMarf BUU tn »-*rrrtr*- Tbta b lbs sal; BmU to lb. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania I State Sabbath School CowvhmTjov - The annual meeting of this «ss> dalton will be held al Coldwater on th* JgXCBUIOB I EXCBLB1OR I I 23th and 30th Inst- still declining. Dry Goods, Boats CHAfiTELLAR’S Gold cheed Id New York on Saturday, nt $1.37. At the same thije, tho market for ail kinds of produce, was unsettled, with a downward tendency. Al. kinds „f pry'Goods were decidedly lower, and CRISPER COMA. HAIR EXTERMINATOR ’ Shoes, JTa#M»d Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery •crllMit Ib the book sight bo easily |4mU1 Ard. We trust tbsl tble will pror. . jr.ri bri, to Um ’’Tih'growm will wsioone Ul. book aa a vat- And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL S3ND6, oobh e.d tong Wiebe* for edXltlo. io pomotogfc. al lilerwtore. sad It will be fowe4 eqully u<f>l to lb. BO.loo aod Um .tporlaocod or<Un!i*t. The work has W» lUoatrauees, to priatc* oa joo* ' i. Bradley'! CektofiUi Paicat DUPLEX ELII’TIC (oa dovblb sFxnro) ESTOHe as • sail bsbr, >«rchaai«<. PKIUIPS * somir lari specific mu. “Tho Book of Flowers.' L f JTEYIJTS, ■rar OatTUAnY.—A Cable dispatch of the 11th of May announce* the death of Josxfm A. Whioht, Uni ted State* Min­ ister to Pnuala. Minister Wright was a native of Pennsylvania When a young man be emigrated to Indiana, lie was elected to Congrtra from that State In BELLI TtNIC PIUS. -52^“; L £ NEVINS, best BOOTS and 28'in town. L & JrEYIXS. 9 “City” on TEAS! Idcncy. He returned to this country Ln ISfll, arid, acting with tho Wax Dcnwerata, was in IUB2 elected United State. Senator from Indiana (in place of J. D. Bright), serving one session. In 160.3, Prw.ldciit IJneotn appointed him Unit­ ed State* Commlsaloncr to tho Hamburg Exhibition. Ho was appointed Minister to Prussia for the second time, by Presi­ dent Johnson, in IBM, and continued to fill that position up to the time of hia ♦Dr. J- BRYAN, Comulting Physician, L f JtXYIXS, Stock of Caoocm u lor nle Clwwpl MOR£ VALUABLE THAN GOLD* Bryans Life Pills, Lf NEVINS, indcrsold when COMMERCIAL creidf Ilnallupi Markets. UaXl»p,May U.WT. CLIMAXI CllMAXIt Pmv*i Climax Salve, a Family HMatarfcrMeaata. It teak alttMl a sear. Ito fitmtly towlAte wtthtmt IL „ We warmat it to eare Scrofiila Sana, Sall Rhram, qtWu, Separator Capilli. ...way yoorfeba friiasa, jnr .with... KMS^piM! tb^lstet, lb. WbiteK Pralapaaa S ae^r Mllag Beast? ba fcMd tai Dr. HARVEY'S FEMALE PILLF. �MUALynca jgrfwtait"” at- hardware store *wraw»vwo«CTa I kaaw lh*l ny baadt n*r W hard and nmgb. That my ch«k» ravj»» VS tP P*1*; Balmy txart I. m*4< vf a Rood Mead stuff. JkouxasE At co.' .... jr. itMeimseiiiuirK To >l>«r> ib th* hauls sTUfe. I tabs Uw. my gM. hjLlka.4*l*ty M»d. Aim < hardware • .(3N9BI T3A1TI1 All) sx) haoift • of all kinds, b paeralylsf epte Itow^ef *• FW* and will be sold at great MwafflK,nwni DRY GOODS’STORE My cost m»y be poor, my word• bs but few, Tst tbsrs’s MTsuuMcaMasd Ung Csn offer bis queen * present tuora true BOOKS IBB STATIOMBBT Rnimm ar. ncr noir irismct- , rnutssm itrerzos Horsts nr nv ■ ■■ ‘■■Tortr;* rgnr babuht, »’* A*T .vo«r And ns'tr will 1 a bus trailoapwa, . ’• *> Railroad Prices, Irqn, Nails, Stoves, c:' ' GOODYEAM, TIM WARB’ pr AJJf SDW ef Ms MaaaMxr*. ea4 Warrs, is4 Coed. A GEABT. STOVE PICE, SAPTARS. And everything else fcsNcmcd from.; ■ LARGE & FINE STOCK triiKst~1 .fisynkjac Jta»#:Vine» from Cuttings. 1 Grape cuttings generally 0< two to four ey.-e ; b it two uro enough, Il the Joints an• ———■ long. We M we profits to jaw**' conrmsiso all the Dirrat. ■ ent tar/eties or Staple. a nd Fancy 8kte< Ir»i. All wrto ef WHAXH^T^AHO HOTAKiMaa-rxi siae T27XF JM.FT JUST RECEIVED »Aw»on4* wk««. Paints TER -LARGEST AND REST u Oils, ROPE, Glass $ Putty, selected sto ex or GRIND-STONES, Varnish, Bye Stuffs, Farming Tools of all kinds, DRY goods; DRY GOODS n<ar the one n< jtou can. and not tojurwispdhim aa':ihc\mtttagA:ta the ground, «>n a slight aru.1*—no tna'ier 1 ’'' Boots and Shoes, . DAINTS, AND V FrexrJpU«Bs ctreftdly C»Bp4uitf. Groceries, pertall MMbM tiraiwktatfoattsad dot, n Shelf Hardware, PLASH. U pUTTY AND WOODEN WARE. ever bro*t to this Mart, Carpets. CONSISTING IN PA RT OF Druggets, Boots &. sMo^S, Oil Cloths, HARNESS Hats &. caps, SHOP. Wall Paper, Crockery, &.c. Our Assortment is full and com­ j plete, and as our Goods were purchased during - the recent decline in the Eastern ; Markets, i.W ■■ the second row,, while Uhara pack the fire,it.nd cd on, till nU are act. We water Aw-r, tn dry weather, Ml - JMjrl5». when tie vinca will hrvo bo•thmis roj«d, .and w.ll etaud a severe dr&oCt.—5urtU4i»*Hdan. . WE rm WARRANTED IN SA Y’ ^Pleached goods, Ladies’ dress goods, Fancy goods, GREAT IICITMIIT1! Cassimeres, ING TilA T WE CA N AND Ladies' furs, witL EXLL THEM A T Gloves and Hosiery. Hardware Merchant, AUCTION PRICES Customers can Sava 25 Per Cent. Ou Former. Fricea. EUWlN R. MlLLOMY. wn DO NOT AMAAF BAY WE WILL NOT BEONDtBBOLD Bnl'A. ilcAhlv made ‘ sin: wr no sat mBtrn-u;.-_iiaSir®t will stsL'. GCNTS'FURNISHING GOODS, CLOTHS, CAB8IMKRES, Ae., l A mELMHIKRT OK'D? Will be sold at fully from 25 to 40 per cent, below late prices. MANY STYLES OP GOODS j-.... So our Cuitoaisn I . | Ab Ofeapas'otherjj^rchants have bought JxASar ASSdSt^crar or Silk aag Straw Bonnet*. 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DEWI) IT, at HAsmrtjg, lAttY c®., men., 0£u la tad atory <X Rowvt Mock, cvrear * Tenaa ef Sabeerlptlea. ’v.rarrsta'-.sstttss; ,b.uU will* IbrtrBMmaud part eOto* totosu JOB DBPAHTMMWt. All ki*d< of Jo* Pssrnxo tsmUd wife 4b- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAT 29,1867. JlnsinrM girtdanj. VAxBA*i.«jrimos."1 — Beady-Mad« ClothUg. cwa. n*va * nnif HA8TLXOM, - . . esjt . . . Mrca MBS. C. FREEMAN, Wt MILLINEb, 1B’,*»toxra>CTn-«aroM< BA8TI30B, - - . aSyl . . . MICH. WILLIAM MYERS, Music & Jewelry, jrcnroj’s ju nu fovn BISTIKUH.. . nlyl - .MICH. Wbav* w« lay oar kanlsa* tews. M*ar«r.t***l*r Ite cr«M, M*ar*r jataiaj U>a errea. tarwrtia ma, I should have found myostf mistaken. India waemy aahtefoa, not merely became of ay rnrwsea, bat bacause my laborious industry had arasteractad the aril tesmr nature and made me a bettor man. When at th* red of three TURNER A CLARKE Camap & WaioiMaien Jxmuuoir truxr, HiST!XQ3, . . ; a»yt . . - MICH tV-AUtav-.rk wwrtated. Brt lylsj tartly txlww*. Winding tow* thronfh lb* st(U. Is 11m dl« ud unknown ntrram Tbrt 1«*d* im at fest t*U(M. I packed op many a token from that land of romance ana gold, forth* friends I hoped to meet; the gift for Mary Metre I sehKted with a beatinr heart; it was a ring of rough, virgin gold, with my name and bar's angraved farede—that waa all; and yet th* ught of th* Httle toy strange­ ly thrilled m* aa I balanced it upon the tip of my finger. -To the eye* of others It was but a amaU, plain orolei, snggtattog thoughts perhaps, by its elegsnee, of th* beautiful whit* hand that was to wear it But to MIS8 M. MEAD, Ult KH H MJkKER. xanwr srrun ar riTTixn. to sn>*t, tales Moec, iUSTtSGB. • • start ■ • • MJCB. R LANG. SPRAGUE A CO., aduteou. CLOTHING, Kin romiHm mot. HtBYLtGa. • Say! - • - MICH. A loving smile on a beantiftil face, low words uf wnlcoms, a future home and a sweet smiling face, all these delights were hides within that little ring of gold. Tall, boarded, and sun-Lrunxnd, I knocked at the dour of taj father's house. The lights in the parlor window, and the hum of conversation and cheerful laugh­ ter showed me thalcxxnpany wnsaaeotnUed there. J hoped enter Lisrie would come to the door, and that 1 might greet my family when no strange oye wag look­ ing carelessly on. But no—a servant answered my sum­ mons. They wore too merry in the par­ lor to heed the long absent one who ask­ ed admittance. A mttcr thought like thia ran through my mind as I heard the sounds from the parlor and saw the half J. C OLEA BOB, Groceries and Produce, sxxrx.vn ujo. 5TATB RT., nAMT 1 >04 MICH, gar Cask paid tor I'nMtao*. aSyl W. O. HEDRICK A CO., Saito & Hartesamisrs, GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer ~ ,iAKKWi..K.i:: i. House Painter, glisriUan!!. W. PARKER A SON, HAST MOORE. atncnsnirr, All my Efo long I Lavn known Mary BtflTlKPfo,- •, o»»J ■ • ■ MICH. Moore. All my Hfe I lorad bar. . B*r*«a osd Corri«c«* sUbewe. Qur mothers wore old playmates and fint cousins. My first reeolkwtfons are of LEW. CAMPBELL, a boy, in a red frock and murocCu shoes roekteg a cradle te which repoeud a tuany-hsnred bluo-cyed baby, not qtdk a ari*or»m dxtot. year eld. That Uy was myrolf-Hany Church; that blrewd baby was Mary Moore. Later atHL I sea wmnlf al the little achouLhonse. drawing.my little chaise up to tlw door that Mary might ride home. Many a beettea have I gained on such occnmres, for utnsr boys bcddosijji liked ‘City Restaurant," BiactaM, Carta® Iroasr, RUNYAN. COLE A CO., “Mary Moore Cheater.*' ■ My heart sank dowa like lead. Hare waa aa and to all the bright dream* and hope* of my youth and manhood. Freak Cheater my boyish rival, who had often tried and tried in vain, to usurp my place txeidelb* giri, had succeeded at lart,sr.d had wuu her away from me. This was tho child— Ids child ; ' " ‘ I sank ba* * bluer. And Ileread a« wwpt toate vl Boots a nd. Shoes, AaxmJUr* Z/jmiXtM , . HAHTTNOl, .1••• - MICH., OBGAXS UDEONB, iiorei&OTts (feeriitUeitar I had red eo well I looked at beta nxsasat >d th*n staling tho tumult fa my heart .btart'Otl"*,’ r a mighty efiert, I opened my«aa and "’■A* It Again I WstsrSS® “Uarife don't yon know me F1 irctks'.touMueeto'ttoUArertBaeHare I-4-est Styles of Patera et dimed* \ “Wsterew h*aav>my boy!” he salt with load cheerful tones I remembered so wefl. “You have ehanged an teat I never would have known yrej bat no matter about that—your heart to in tee right place, I knew.” “How con m are hefe cbaagedF' said my mother, gently. “To bo sure ho looks older and graver, and more Uka a man than when he went away; but his syes and adhere tee same as ever. It is a heavy heart that changes him. Hs hs is my boy etflL" “Ay.aatesr." rhnawered sadly, “I am rear boy otflL" Heaves help me I At that moment I felt Uk* a buy, and it would have been a bieaaad relief to hare wept upon bar bosom aa I had done in infancy. But I kept down the beating of my heart nod tee tremor of my lip, and aaterwydaaito. to,* aal looked into bto foil baadmao was scut to sehoul, and was obliged to ■artMfc Mtey. Wd. ware nut to as* I«e3dtotew4h 1 into tho lighted pariar, ami stood with her beSreX"o'auk end « cdjay.attd than my father aud mother mirtf te. ward* foe, nod wwtomnefi me hirtjfth lnmid‘ af£srfofixli^ ** U th* thtaa B vsrtk Ik* teriaa, Oat y vu vul * ke*, why M** **> Tteaanont published of the cure of aa fndtoa a ease uf hydrophobia by the oa» uf brunide uf potnae* baa a£oUad a letter from Dr. Beryamm Woodward, of Galesburg. HL, to the Agister af that ptorem wUchbomyx: “The ease fecmo uf great tatorert to all but specially to ma, as I was the fort to point ret fbsrelae of thferereedytewhat are knuwn'as “btoud la thefoUand wteteref IMS, wWal waste charged the Park Banreks Ham jataL to Irerisrflfe, Ky, erysiprire of « very fetel dmactar pwmM tire* sad the vapor of bromide wn* used with the boatoBertaaa dteafectant Bon.arbod was its vaiva that was led to teaks m Otttatedodamfaoof ar* '----- *" “ ‘ nae of thia remedy teMiBSSi-S me to make a full retxirt on th* subject, which was doua, ana a co] y sent to th* “Yon too, hare changed, Frank, but I 8wgjon General of the army ci Wash­ think for the brttar.’1 ington, and h* rrabhihed it and sent cop­ “Oh, yee—thank you for the compli­ ies to all thn hospitals north. ment, he answered with a hearty laugh. I nerd it in scarlet Mr, dfohflsefa. “My wife tail* ma thatal grow handaomer every <fay." His wife. Could I hear that name and The Crops. keep silence still J “And have you seen my little girl F* —Reports from Nevada are farcrebtehe added, lifting the infant in hie arms —A large area ie I wing plants in; and kissing her crimsoned cheek. “I tell Oregon. you, Hany there ie not each another in —In Moina, everything looks well the world. Dun t you thiuk ahe luoki — n Minnesota, wheat fa very scarce. very much as her mother used to.” —In Arkansas, the aeastm to backward. White I waa fa. “Very much!” / faltered. —•> North Carolina, all crops look hospital, kaown m_ —r~ ,r. _ ____ _ “HaUo !" tried Frank with a endden- well boro, after the battle of Eton* Hirer; macy neee which made mo start violently, “/ —!n Texas, crepe are doing finely. hare forgotten to introduce you to my —I* thia State, there is every prospect gentlcm-n of the prof-waion came hero to watch tho effect uf the treatment—end wife ; / before* she and you used to M of a bounteous yield of wheat —New York, the prospect of fruits among them Profeesur Frank HsrmHun, PnjfeMnr Gunn, tZ Ann Arbor, Professor Harry I" and ba slapped me on the back. Port, cfo^w York, and Profeaeur Bri»>t T'ur the rekaof old tone* and because you were not at foe wedding, 1 will civ* you leave to kies her one—bat mtod.old fellow, you ere never to repeat th* ooromeuy. Game—here she fa, end I fiw onoe want to see bow you wiD manage tboeo ferocious moustachre of yours In tho operaticn. Ho pushed Ilmio, laughing and biuahiug, toward* me, A gloom of light and hope almost too darriing to beer came over me, and J cried out before I thought, “Not Mare.', I must have brtreyed my secret to eve­ ry one in the room. Bui nothing was said; even Freak, fa general soobtaae, family. And while letood silent a strange waa this tea* ailenL I kissed the fair check of the young wife, and hurried to I peered cuts small gold- tho silent figure looking out of the wfa•hcut* form followed, atd face, vrithMM«yeu *m “Mary—Mary Moore, ZsaW. in alow _______ ____ -so like to those uf one cegev tone, “hare you no welcome to give who hod brightened my boyhood, that I the wunderarF* (farted bate with sudden fetoing of pain. 8he turned awd laid her hand fa mine “What is your camo, my pretty f 1 and eaid hurriedly: asked, while the wondering eerraat held “/ am glad to eee you here, Harry.** Lirerj & Sale Stable, Miss M. Mead, NUMBER 6. ___ gttsinrss fcui*. ea. and wheat to doing finely. — n I’enu»yivunia, the wheat never gave promiee of a better mop. —bi Nebraska, they bare cm* of th* finest shows for a good crop of grain ev­ er known. —In X>ntes, there wiD bo unusually large crop* of wheat and corn raised. —The erop pruqioca in Canada are ex­ traordinarily fine. renmtoad from two to three weeks, and so highly wore they pleased, that un their return to their rmjwBlire home* they made reports on the sul^ert, and 1W— ors Port and Gunn lettered ua the sab* jwrt. to their cullegea Since that time hare used the remedy to mere than two hundred cases, and not on®has died in which the remedy wan used early ud faithfully. Influence of Marriage. A Edfabwg. a short time ago, Dr. Stark read a paper on tea influence of Oiunniv ua toe dcoth-iato of men and wusuc. in f^utland : Dr. State Used his oakulatoxrt cm the. staiirtinn iertted by the reeirtXr^raml, and brought «xii rvoulu which, to a great measure, bn bclforcd, were now piaeaaS ed for the first tim« 11* font showed the results fa fl:.' case of men. Hs found that Uterwilrcniy and twenty-fir* yearn of age the death-rate uf tartiskea waa —In Mheovri, the grain crop will be exactly double that of th* married men. the largest and.(mart ever knuwh: Paanhae hare been killed to some tnautiM. — n West Virginia, the prospect* for frfo^fa promiaiug. The winter wheat j be at least equal to tea aww. —In New Hampshire, formere are pteating and aowfag largely. Winter wheat nut injured. —Iowa now promtoB* at laeot on ere­ rage yield of wheat, and there .are no unlhvurabl* tedfcatfans rebrtive to fruit -The grate crops of California are in fine wdMlilfoa, nd mnch more land has —The indioatlQM in Qmaetefcut furor nod fruit seaaoo, and grain is doing £1 in that State. —In Rhode Island, the indications are tat there will be unusually large grain ■d fruit eropa. —Wheat to growing magnificently to abundant, with every other variety of tot­ —!> Indiana, the wheat tadfeatiaaa ere never mare prasteda^aad the pro*- forty rears; ia other wwtfoy manitod own had the chance of Uriug nineteen and a halfyoars longer titan tfaafi who were unmanrisd. Irasa twainty-fora ytara of ageto tbe eltec of life lha.t.‘ J* married mau was sixty and truths, white that of uumanud men was only bad nut attained thirty ream uf igu^*' The rs-tota, Dr. Stark thought, <&<yly proved that the married state was (bo condhioe of Wb bretteted for mankind, aad that a preksagnlfcin uf life l^foto 1 suits were hi faror uf foe monied as cunpared with the uamarried, though Ufa uiAsnricv was ixdso maStdVttHkffiZ case of the mon. Married women dted at a grebtst nn/jmrtkA dming the uuhy to fa ,qucnufal ps^Kto-frum fifk^ to twktv. faihm>;iha out crop and twes^lre to tfrirtv, bat :at a tors, feared, « rate Avai tMrtyto Arty.' The death-rate »L... in tee coco uf maarwd Wvmsa, wrehigb«e biteere Mr fer'.y-fivwyaars <f dieouareginm but tee •0^ but ten ate waa fo lhato fasw Mfa hma foe fatter pstefad to tod eg* �> IldaAi* ' Se^lriu much ■ younger than her brother, at tho time uf hto death, to a little above medium she, has light eyes, fair features and oomptaxton; tasasy aaJ agrorabta In bar manner*, sociable and polite, without but few of special note or pr.doa. Tb-re are ervarai oborobes and two pablte hoteta;4be tatternot rexy weil conducted, hoxever. My frfeM and* I put up at the one having tbs l«st oatward appearera ;n«fti>te proprietor «‘'tattara, took any notice of na, and we had to go out and hunt through the town for an oppor­ tnay be much Unproved, and th<re arc tunity to stable aud food oar horim. Wo some actual vice* and glaring faults to be sat down to a table sprato with taoexthat *'*^MWikn?n,'* he sty attrms eradicated. For the pnfptee of glvlng a travkjpnt tare of raw tasrf and -‘maahedfor125,000 ttmmgwi for taJuthat “atym wfe drinks gin will slral." Company now Impetus to the cause of education hi totera on two pl to**,11 roaotying m UtUo riesroShtedby bUwtfo, «rUfiu<loo Id ih. Hpo- and “a mn who wil( ty hath is thee* plsera where it to fa a langutaLLng attention, as pour rattoria, and paying aa -A monster bell weighing J2,000 cohdluon' arid to keep up a healthy much far them, a* ever before tri cur tattoo hla children bad ae julred In the The tyter two propoalttoM icannot ftrid pounds has boon cost in Havrc.J raucc, '' growth fa. H-c .mon favored locnllttes, travels. Rock river runs thotagfr the wbrtf ofttejga and Uterature. it In my heart to deny, L-ut the error to for Notre Dome Churrt, South Bend. Ue naw office of County buportutand*n| town afihnrimtabundauoe ofw»ter pow­ • The prfeUng office te s perfect model the find, is made very apparent, by tho -Hon- George Bancroft hra notified r-.porta of the condition of tty Ifaplty tl>e State Department thai he accepto of Common Schools was erected. ; er, which la well improved.. It la favor­ It to not saying too much to affirm ed with a good high school arid two tah miww , T 4_, douuuilnallan maty herd tbfa wook.- tho mtyte to PrUMta. that the people of the State have gener­ printing establishments. The "Hirald" superintended by 'Eauna. Ita'orderly ThdiAixHoma andktyeifn mtyiunaxy ally elected m: n to thnt offl-e who arc parporta to bo aDepabltesmpapct,- One arranjrvmnnl ought to aha trio (tho Lhou- socIkUcsand sgunctoe, hero all bean to masteraof the altuatlon, and who will side of it, (Ibe only readsblo part) la sutyof; slevynly jMbliatyr*, who pass the Wheat degree euroearfui. Urey havo minted by contract in Chicago; the oth- their days and labor to rooms m loathreflect honor upon the new <rffioa. In their Couventton, tbly prvdded «7 side Dot half printed anywhere. I sodm aacattts pens or pig sty* over by Uen. John D. Pierce, a degree could almcM have carried away tho Emma is on the bast of tonne with the of earnestness, determination and lore whole cstabli»hm»utln thf aide 5m-‘-n»* temperance community, where moat more than doubling every twenty year*, of progress were manifest that was In of my oywuoet, and ttwould tarvescureo- known, and an active worker In the flww are st prwuuttn oar city about the highest degree cheering, and which ly been m^ed by the goad poopin of the Lodge room. Her paper is ably eoadact­ 2,600 of their lesdMg clergy.and cteigy- . of hla cousin. one Mia* Hale.oft, and held out brilliant hopes for tho future., town—I don’t know that any one would ed, published arari-moutbly, at one dol­ mMVifll reprweutMive men of tho tl«n treated himself Ukcwty. Death Almwt every question of practical value have sided the own H hla search for 1L lar per year. Long live the‘-Chief" and ehuri-h, and a finqr or more intelligent By the .way, whqtlxulueM has a man Its worthy proprietor, bodyof equal numbers cnul 1 not easily connected with the educational faterYours truly, eata of the Ftato revelved its due share of with no Jntultectaal abilities, no lore of be found lu any other dcuotulnuUoa in this country. 0. L. R. uuerilton, and wlille ihc utmost free-lom reading, no taste for books, or lltorature, The Hoard of Public Work*, of our of cxi>reaalon was encourage 1, tbs fcreM- in a printing office? About tho same, city Haro almost determined uj-on the eat harmony prevailed throughout tlio I oplni, that a donkey has fa arhlgh school or flower garden. Tb<? donkey cutistrurtlon of atuunel fot foot pemanentire session. Chicago, May £3d, 1667 has no admtAtlou oflhc Mtencre, nr Uie f are, under the river, at Clark Street, at We idfeli look with ooariderablc Inter­ Ed. BATtwrint—rto fitful promise of a <L.pth of 47j fete below the level of Mt for the result of their first two yeaia nice orraugcnxnit of th- columns, the work, for the life nf the law, by wlrioh turraoes, Uic walks, or the beauty of the pleasant weather which We crjoyed far tho office exist-*, res to with those to whom flower*; he baa no wonts, but to satisfy a day or two of kulwrak, haal-ecn rude­ Closing price* to day as follow*?— is given the Inauguration of the great the demand* of hl* animal nature; ho ly broken already, and now we have had four day* of oontlnrrjna rain varied Flour, 116,15 ® >7,76 for White winter *kl-ih Wool oanmutted suicide by hang. 1U4,- himself al Vermontville on the 16th. only by lb* great, r or Jm iirtrutlty.— aodl2,0u. 14,Wf>>rSpringexirav-Wheat, for led, and that knowledge will advance that la bright and buauUthl In nature Tho air 1* raw and cold, tho earth satu- dull. <2,73 0 UNO for no, 1 0 two wook* kxlhe relief of tbs dew ivfUi more Lofty and rapid stride*, aa ti e and art. Tho *.itue is true of the sum, rate,I with water, bu-fluow dull and men no. 2, Oum unsettled but rising, »Tj 0 o in the South lia» netted between three thousand sad fourthousand dMlara. result of this new movement,-we cannot who, without a love of literary pur uits, i conorally deapoodent over ItuautUaU- yeo Lir no. I. 01| 0 63 for no. 2, 76'0 edlte and publishes a newt pajcr, only as pro»p»<ta. While thin.Ixiiutriable wcata- TBtor rteeottri. Oats 70 0 71 e for no. E for *mot:ic:it cfttertiln a doubt. —The vteambdsta • between La Crowe a means of oU.d.uing his broad, lie •r te aot decmed tajuifou. to lhe-wbesrf KycItK tariio. 1. Barley dull We by and BL Paul, get Int BL Paul every day lowcis and degrade.- the useful aud i»oft- crop,, tfa> most aangufae.My that even If eatnple. Provisions dull and unchanged. an liour ormoreaheadof the can, which ■ RsUQtavs.—Aa announced in our urahleprofeMiou of editor and publisher. J ------- ----------------------- ,, Luke frcichto vary dullfreight on leave Winona at theaame time the boats last, thu RU Itov. gAin.nl A. M’Couurr Su It is with thoeo, who, witboat (linen ' tl,an wo have had within hri years Com. to Boffitfo, by propeller, liaa clevisited Emtuanual Ghurcii, Heatings, tortUdr buamcan, act themadve* up in tataJc not more than hnlfa earn crop ellned 3<j,4 a Every-tlring dull but week. Ou Tuesday tho flat lust., other pursuit*, aa teacher* of the people. will be raised. In views! thls.no won­ "Dox.’’ at 7} o’clock, F. M-, Evening Prayer wsa der that tho prices of grain are Ui-dn-. And there an- too many *uch. said by the Rev. I* H Conaax.ofJouctA p.-oS sslonal pmachar, rcm-rkuble t-dne-l at what one I* apt generally to -ille, after wl.lcii tlx.- Dl-bup piencbc.l only for the strength uf hW Itou tangs, deem exorbitant figures, in custom from HcU VI, 1A2, showing plainly nnd bis bawling and poundirig propmmlthat Confirmation, or the laying on of ______ ________ * :in‘‘Pm there tasn abundance of grain Iq tlc*, coco sold to his eongregailon hanSt. Is not simply a peculiarity of non of yttr koliedg bred dandya. I’ve | tlu‘ opuntry. but that western daricw the I’rotestint Episcopal Church, but it up afor a still— greater no cddlkashun o’ buk larntn. I thrnik were hdk|l)ig i*-—-.sro — •— rise. one of "the prinefpfo»r>f tho doctrine of God th it i'mnblo to open my mouth nud I’nnh', however, they arc r-iiddly dbcov-' <^hriat,’'iftsc«l upon both Apostolic pre­ spoke without awl tho fuhlerul of the. crlng to not th* ra«c. Th* fact is that HE* IMEthslBUTH. cept and example. ' 'Wrals.'' ,'Yaa«;*infd OU of iris aurilto ’ we are very I'hortTnil the prtapecis for' After tbs Sermon, ths Bishop confirm^ "Thev faul a striking case of that kind ' the comiugKusoixare iar/roftie’neouragf«ig. I dislike to wrtU iri 'this rnllicr l* ed fourteen ;«roona. Stekneca and the, in Bal Agni’s tlny/i ' <lto!icart"n1n’ rirrilojnit "fads are ■tubsevere storm prevailing at the Uuw, pre-' A. W. Dailey, Esq,, of your C!|y> U ; V. UUfW.OH UU> (1UI VJ. JU vented the attendance of several, and then! .lays, iUlUr itotueu are not called to era thing*," and I am compelled to *cc driving taaitaratyre so far sab:a Grist thew, eight Id-number, were confirmed proUalin thap.-ecjou^ truthiof the guo- tfari not only In the grdn market,bpt fa Mill Is concerned. Ho has eight men at 4 o'clock, p. w. the next day. The plo nor ditch digger*, wltboux learning, di dopartmehto at bttatocta^tty hard busiiyU work every day when the POET nvno.w tOXi/OX.PnilS, v¥bo% number ocnflnned nt thto visita­ W edit nowftjnpcn and act m tn*;ruoiom time* how arc bttt. precuiBork of 1 larder weather will j ermit, and wo hups soon time* oumtag. Itl*ao*ctak*nauld«5t of to see Iria Mill In operation. .-■ TORONTO,JfVTr^LO, tion Is ftyroforo twenty-two. of the peophs. The man who aspire* to By ths by. wo arete haws grand OriAVednewlay A. M., the Rector, Rev. become a public teach l-t, ahould have ■ remark that '‘money never waa to tight as It la juet now." ' Happily, all are "ip, diuico ou an lal.nd la Pine Lake, three J. W? Bancroft was advanced to the the *□ tun boat," and un unusual spirit miles south uf here, on the 30th of this Iftleathood. Morning Prayer was nald o." aeommo-iatlon ismaniftvtodln every month, and we are expecting a nice by tho RsctorimdCheRev. 8. S. CjXArrx direotyBU No ona wishes to a** any­ Mine, as Myxms HAkr BawV of Haof St John*. The Bishop then gave a body «ty"tom hie, fur if ano brick in the STlNGa la to divcourao Music tor the oefamiliar, practical expcallion of the row v*aM<rm. Heawn know* where the aouca of crashes wuukl end. I,- This situstian fa however, not ccnfin----------,l«pcr,l!kerteother namix!, ifis',.fbsK »i to Chicago nloB*. ‘ It extends all over Mr. -Cox oy pnrcntsd the candidate to i printed ’’in Chicago; a crintom tallowed the Bhihop. whe then proceeded with | drily by rhlftlete'pubTulhcril ^rwp'iaen,' thenorth-wesL' Aitov mo todto aa on instance, or rather an SltMkiUoii of the OnlfanJon Servtev, during which ba tho «ttor and foramfM wars, "at home** Uils, a fact tn oonnectlori with tty wool pdminlstered the Communion to a large moping about, uiMjCxubbbh, filth and trad*, an fanmeuto hitereM In tfifa nnr.hnumber of pereod*. dirt, tliat emitted westy-n country. TfaaJerafa fty «mnTire children at tty Banday School, Ing odors. Each had a ton g inner •qhamn tiy.'trtb fitySfOmtarityfirtakMl ad-, by their labors arid ariMental* during in Iris mouth, aud tho room was foil erf vaucre, now avow themaclviy unable to Lent, obtained money sufficient tn pur­ Sickening tobacco smuke go thlok,-one make thetr,’ customary ’ ojnrfgnuiont to duty a beautiful Baptismal Font, which could cut It with a kuita., Pretty speci­ commi-eion mirebautsUcre^wIthout the AT' th i: -ri^ro^ was taed for the finrt time on Run day mens, they, for public tatetara, and a aid of large advanevi, - Arid ttyre are1 IM JettratyTlte., Detroit.’ tty IMh'lnat, when twelve per. ous wuc nuinr birth place of thought, thte tytiaes )>ere wMeh, tyfora.tty.dlp Is should mould ahd ■ enlighten public *«!- liair ta. wtlllja'qihua InvunlteKfa'adThe material of tho .font te gyrmim, van-s,irtxy, avMtalty dollar of,theta arid It was made by Albert 8. Smith, nf «M WwJhtytytatof Grand Rapids. Churches desiring ton to buyers and manufactures are nnkii^B would do wall to address the manufac­ two,-ttyBe. tyd. avca -four mmflty itaF turer^ tar, while the wrought material on ttalr purchases. Oto <X W nuty oomiiarc* well with the finer martite, oxteaulv* etataityllto tyotytalvatari the cxpeoM la not in any can one fifth, rwuartyd to a* tills morning. • "We ! and in some styles, not one tenth as wlU hta* to pouutyty eftytatyro ta tyt For Cash or Beady-fy R USSELL <$■ NEVIMs Keep the be«t BOOTS aL SHOES in town. RUSSELL & AHVitfS' JOB LOTS, FOE CASH, Challenge Uw “City*on TEAS. T**T**11 *** °FT TEAS " u- m »■ * RUSSELL fffErun, Haro a Bnis Stock of Ckxxht aadGura-waaa for nJ, Cl«p> —— . RUSSELL ^XEVm, Won’t be undersold ichot CASH is offered! K DR. BICELOW DRUG & BOOKSTORE, THE Nattowal Dutt.-There In ?n offleis! mnnnttr tri Washington agalnat tty ate of our debt. Qur astute Ta^aun» chal.ca hlr Lead over the Inadequacy <>f man arid means to euuwL whiittXlalo tyboraadiptypalktl. tye Mr. Seward, for Instance, rubMni hL iriuulr.nxd counting out t7.1W,W» .to suah ■ tauter, aa Cowfc CMtechokaft. T*Maki1a round cool smu to pay far an tartars, 'tod the tnoro *> t-eruuse.our naUenal dataia, ebsot as targe and pro ducdvc ■e .RMriaa Ataariota Wa oan only propow to Count Gortachrtoffanother <nd similar borgata- Ibwtatah vintaj^t a* for oer dbU? , cioicb riaur ci ■ahead, csjiecfally v.’heu tn i's chjrmi wc . add theftmlornmtonerraf P4 bonk(rupt law-rLtkroe tan dreafritah pain- I Thinkiigmy ■treble, I bmie' ।loft.' fittrt'men! ,oua Instructors c . "see IV' to . J MORTON’ S GOLD TEX& »w»vrw»« «»««» UpUus. ^»SQ flu* « * « �jural andj ^lijcrttiawiis. SP^CJAL UPTICKS. ““ imuuroir « u*’ «w*w~ ,500 > arable crralurr* yew *v*r tebeid. Bad teiag able eteaptoaSteZ3 ' 4torto .M,deftest te^Wwteaa^tMto > waJktoS^towtoMly.J.wv M^j dapHrta Hbaw eff wy rmoo, and hop* tad entirely left n>«. all crC bleaga. Ill. ' fkiUmrt> kf ” ,*”"r k‘ la< Tf'XCKUWB S4ad Boob —Then fai no doubt that This earty in the season, many aoeouota gives of their doings in dlflWent aeeUom of the Slate. It would, than, be­ hoove thuwe in authority bm to see to 11 that cautions mtasuro. be taksn to guard against dswlrui-blon of human Uf. and of animals, by eithsr shooting every cur that frequents our Ureeta or eto require tliem’to be propelb m uni ed Ln order to guard against danger. “As ounce of preventive is worth a pound of cure." xx<p i >y to anted Biaswhir, ISSfe Itai'hiuWl aw week and foebl* tot 1 cwql d acaroaly atod ------- NEW YORK this peculiarly Intarasttnc History te now rMdy.ymd that the armt, J. MnJbnlUnd. Esq., wQI In a few daya deliver' tandnt. tx J- M-EVlt ho "City” on J EyKar1— Nowarit has ever been iwrai-d Wa. 8 from the American proas that waa of anPaato Irwara l a* laodated hla rwigMlien aw Paster m more real t*1m to the public than this, r;l>,f*nabyterU« Church, to taka «l&ct July 1st and nene tlw^iflaenee of which will do T**M<rai»«r Social, will »♦»< at Wadoae- commercial White Liquid Enamel, Niantic <t Gt. Western Railway, in at Low ara Tint aa Qctcs aa ar ear atua For Imploring and BeauUfrlng to Complex Th* moat valuable aS pwfoat preparation to It has been long delayed that It mt^ht be perfect and complete io an Its parts; but tho Increased site of the volume, tjjd the thorough and com* plebe manner which chacuctertMa It will amply eomrenratc for the delay. A fuller nettco of this"work wiD be given, but In the meantime we advise everybody to Loy it. Stock- of Ccocnw abe for sale CL**n* to greatoat iaportaaae to to ynaajoi bstb •*>r* It taarhra baw U>c bwnrly m<j Mcmna bean li­ fe I. to dwpiaad nwpaotad, *»d to faraakrn isrod. v<*a So Jawag lady rrpillenaa ateald fall to arnd thair A*.Irone, and rooaire a tepy pool-paid, by mere to advance the pwwnip^t r-royt nr our people. -X <f -VErijirs, CBISPER COMA. rltlMJ1 tbal la onlr Load ia youth. Il .oicklr reroorca Tan. Froeitaa, Ptepl«*.BIMcb*a. M.rtB Palcbro. tilll«MU. Kreption., and all IciporWti at >4 U Dataal M. Beata.; Depot and Qatar aten, laralaad | Ko. M Clark Kitol. CAnn: laClosNWftwnteSilfirwtiw :s ifiuc? frisa: rr^SFcscsSFSF®FE Pry Goods, ’ * Boots $ Shoes, Batsand Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, ' Crockery rraoeb, and la eosaldarad by lb* Paruiaa aa In- And Glassware. HEW PROSPECTUS OF THE WAflHwho mow"m yovm tim£, Tonito tn IH6T0H DAILY. WEEKLY. AHD priral* ill*. Tteu-twf iKuulmtto* tod tb* ■iali<i* toppl*to*tir*ry to It bu'r *p»n*d . u«w world to clnlitaiKHi .wd »al«rpri«* I. tb* Hoetb. Impwug dutlw* upon to* wtel* pwpla, thia *poo Utoto panto'd far Ih.ir rctelliow ud Lboa* ftiibfal l*a*l Maticr at Bid-lla'illa baa Jto open- B*drhw b*tt>« r*UBi«o. it demand* th* ceord a Drag *ad Itok Wore, with aa large and w«l abut ratrgita at th* Ktpwblina parly- Utting tri tried tuck, roliroly tor, a* eta te to nd ia th* total; cud-<tod 111* U«**raa>cal Chrwngh to* County a* Harry, ud which he offer* al pne*.1 pvriliiu* Uto*oa «f Jrlttwn Da’l*. ud tb* so •Ucb defy toanpr’ilioa. We oak for hlto, a liter­ al ihtrr of poblta patronag*.__ al lb* ackD*wMg*d pisiform of • r»*tlroi asUoeal arganixatloa. Tb* WtoMugtoo Daur CaauwiCLa wlaUltod in lb* a**aad «to* *f th* war. ba* followed th* S*g of th* country through •U Ila Ttrylag fortaa**. tad aa«, *tih*«te**f o«ng ladle* and young geail.mra, til* Urol Mtatou of lb* Fortl.lb Coogr***, cni to tualul companion a* one* KplaadM tb* btgiuiMog of wbat may ba c*U«d to J'rtoldtnu*l campaign, Sadi llartf to oratrol organ *1 thia offered to Agtnta'rsJe’.nf Cloba oommaodlag palHtool brotorteod Head In and making tats e’er; Butharn Slate, pa aau* lb* aectetoa to aanoone* owr datennlnatoa to p«rwreTO tn to eaea* *1 ta»»*t*adily and weabriwk- American pahiia. Tb ,ht to an* nddraa*.*aaM Idrtta all orden to J«SWte! PH1LUM * IE1TLH Ar, trammed ia all nan, far to bpatey u4 Permanent Cura of alt d.-eoaaa indwfeaMtaal .men nr TOLTIIFUL nroStWIIW, Samtei Lua. Uhrttly Kmtafol I. and roeraal ▼*.— —— K. -.—J — NEW CASH STORE, Prie* on* Dollar car Box; or Hu fee Fir* Dot ate Umlaut, amufeiag Fur SwtoB, I Throw UaMaea. . ft® TO BUY YOUB GOODS Kil t TONIC PIUS, U a« tymp* eaaro of DaUlity and Ivpotepoo BELL S EITEINAIe-IEBENT. EVERY WEEDED KI.YDASD STYLE, Friaa Twa Dollar*, awBfceent far a nomh. ana ba reetorod to kraUh ai»4 tanplaeaa. Cara la Ooannteed la *»»ry lualaoa*. or to Ar boBlaa to on* addtroa. gi jtsjS^SSssS;'*> A 1*40. UH. JOIXVn.I/8 SPECIFICI Lm i Baatotoa. an*ail faiwi— a«ito Urar.mtnma* br pM-JSiKX’SWt.lE ±S MOlS VALtAfa 111 AS GOLD! Bryans Life Pills, ^.^Ttxinrih'sffiS.T: AHewThing forHasting* w* rra* >*«!■. VBJ nanus "'w ---ladncriMoto more. W« inriM to ettostVow of U* oapitolwl la car tbrWtog aad baeulMal vUlagt. We vCer to I»o ramaarrsUre laraBiMWt* -Jvod aocwty—cbiirebta u»J acted*- Totluw* amkiag tarma-Htrry Onaty prawaeto Aba c-nat tttopknj uffrra. Ji.i bettor toil U Uto WBrld- on brurr lal^Mtanta ia Btoto. > rmaormw™GOUiTESa iwi«T«*w<>»u>.. „^a,l IEU» SPECIFIC Plllt. 5 i'p e- 8 ’ll t AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW FIGITBk*. STGlra nt a <*U before pn.-cba* ng tSjhWartfi ibing ia Ud* buameat world, ero.** taxing nA highly rocodnwndcd.aM Oring* Ing recri.rd to »«<*• of a y.cerrt* pm>?i., b*** ic bit liipaclaal poellloa—capital, l-uainea* tact ly and aodd.nly batrayte ton. wa ratlin IbaJ to tnlargrd epter* af public action alto ealaejte acd aa*rgy, — * ga«4 Bank ia an important addlltao to the our until •pportuailiaa; and although it na/te Frapaily eoaailtate jSUly appreciated. It ia th* many wumlba before to nttoaiile' pupl* of to [toolbar* all qnaliM ta road lb* >u*rnal tetinrat regulator it* locality—a iwirroi of Ha doaticlal intemta,—gieiag rorrwl doaaaial tab- ud to witauiwct uf their right*, vat to aom taro tbal bar* al road f eubtartbed aad are dailr awtetrihibg tolba Caaonicxa admoltb at tot aur ateit* mint not ba abated. To Uta rad •* M ««n. rrcaauneau uim w t** — bar* mate apteal rad cartful arrtagtmrnta to a*f poyt *f to ciliansad Barry (Jnnly. cunduci ib* Caauau-Aa with e**o nnre energy and ability- Uar corrtapndaMa ar* Iwaatod ta Wgtr *a Watt,—Mow tot oar freti ami— •r.ry Mate rad i« ««riy «’»F araaty often a railroad-tala fair n' of taiog nppUad. •• itoutb. Tbeto arn-uro to aa aol ifaly to •mrlrw.t mtelhgea** of aU to**m**t*. nauiCTViol *ud /A freaclato Woo tan Ftcroav. With good ww political, tel esabl* a* to Stohrtala and peatea* BOOTS f SHOES, CHEtPl ter-pewtr. and farmera largvly tatamtad in aa crgulsattob which mMl operate powtrf.lly emJ growing,, we tr.lnie Hi* aatercion, tbal bu upon palriiMl urobiaatlot. The Omnicta la kcalny in lb* dial*, af ito age. offer* to grate Iba oclr u« wapaper'tn Lb. Dialrki U C.lantoa iaditcaeirata—preteal awd proapacti’O—to *ta wblrb for fl’* year, ta* mala to Inteftata M to capital)it. aa Ilaatlngp. in..man'l l milltom of two death Ito apwctol Wa • ant u»r* teneoiant houaea. Th* Udnea- mady.and *** tot all parti** «*»•!—• >» «ter Tip Mtu f.w to diraroton al aepi tai I* thia direciioo ■ a..- .. — A to area ihalr forcicr BrSalera |i>«crw<al.cana*e apaedy taarria*** ud totla yaw *r« gr«»L Irtry bun** ia thh »lUga i* a«mpi*d-a*r. crowded, to it* «Uno*t capacity ; aad rot, <L* ton«d lircr*a**. dally. Itol.arocx•fbitact —dam* ad tbrv* tinas aa great aa to uptenet J lb* Inter* > riwn to tiara wa tea ia to Nnnamcal-lb* makftc afar* tol crortowir or w..l * tral-clau b'wrsUSrs Sloe*. There ggir aasL'.............. . - . -...... la a* tetter locality (for I'll* btttou. S r»p«rty «*oract*d, lb a* tola. Enough trad* gacw tana: grand ixrnw BtsirtsK' cicttoc *»* Tategrapli Itutliuto— Matra ot Ionian mduoad uafail Iba Aral of May. Thia Inaplouc-o ofara aa tiwnmgb and prartl aJll'a^ijua aTn^nXZYU laitlon and board nracb laoa than u uaaall r cltoag t, tewethtr with dal* ot marriage,j>o*itiuo Il . taadrog troll* of character^ Tbta la I" Jd HH ii FaUiit Will T»u lapravc 11t, SUNDAY CHRONICLE Tlw CwbcaioJi ■] P**r» wwly *qui^p«d for aoptb»r cnatlral, and fall of granted* fur tba grot ouampprwt which hai r.nwdd Ito falal.ly to fundamental principlaa and trctba. Tb* »ffrcli» a tegiaUlloe of lb* TMrty-Kialb Coegreaa, Inpro* ad nod atrmgUxam! by tl>« Oral aaaaiee at lbw Forlktb. both baring adjourned cr.wncd with th* pppmral Ct • Bigbty ptwplr. baa wrought o cbaaga aw thoivagb a* lb«ar affawtrd by lbw riw. tortae of oar great anale* and th* rapid ratlra- fered/ 1 ,W<I kaaw aooatemly u tand » f*B gioocMaut rf 7;TT-7 GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, ;z <r undersold a Coanty. SACCO STORE £.*,m'A—oo‘ “■ r-*-1-!- TOBACCO. ' Or. Mausta.^Tte -bA te to 6. R;WM. toofnauxiu-t w>U plv Pc ]af?h>f .**',*!. 2^ R- prsgraaaca Hn»Iy. Arratiganiaat* h»<a tern wuntot te ktebV I. fo tej emda 111, k->, mA M < rka -- I - - ia ftf ad. •dtohiWL Tte tatowapUktaritaaU. *• aaraeallv >«’«*• d* •tebou*«* “■’ <*•*»»“■ - ------------ ■ --------------------------- H- BNcrr, '9l!1 akWips*. GCTTAJTSCnA, BBIABBOOT. tew to euro* and toMteoteaa. of our p "mm ad *gIHM to nUraad aawuqmtelte F*tea wboUy apoa tbu* who bare awtem tte ata* of our R*3rv*.l. Bbail it V* lb «•»« yawc faw. to*i M*<J AD flboCw M«*hV*btam<afflokal contractor*—by i «te| -teeter .U dtowtor. itf talar W*“ » -telwutodtalua.pail rand wu cebma-k rirte CuXlT^KOillOltE. Separator Capilli wiiwjTfto lSMrfa aaa-at oar Meat MMaM ■>fannMl>lni �=*■ - TO-DAY. V fA^S rUTWAM MMOO. - To-day a tender greenness fills The nwadowvSnBt turf gray. Tho woodsMurWm.'HOy thrills, To-d.y the sheltered hallows bold Tho Aral fink WhejM of May. Faint fri'graneea the sense unfold SAVE MONEY! To-day 'beaec-eteoulof Spring DRY GOODS’STORE AMirx’sn^u pecqou^lay. star Stye that metal tmr-a receiving di­ rect from nanvfactURERS AND A NOTION ROUSES IN NEW TOM A VERY rr are ffbw yo man n« 'W so much deceived by another aa by himself. How aD of w> would despise and hate the man who s! uuld misuse our gifts aa misuse tho. e of heaven. A wife who lows her pai'vnoe most net expect to keep her hu.-band's heart. Politeness is tb$ outward garment of gOLid w.ll. rthm aVild you’ll come to want,” -H “ “T “yjHSJTSSft BOOKS AKO STATIONERY J.^pOODTRAR AGO U1L0W, GOODYEAR RO N, LARGE* FINE STOCK iWH& STOVE PIPE, BAP PAKS, ENT VARIETIES OF taut sa nr nsr neurit THt LAneHST AND BXST 8XUCTXD STOCI Of Staple and Fancy Good-Deeds. fhe peschra ieddO| on the wall, Hld'.ogta haljo'v ce l« of green, -There i lalted leaves hang thick about, And scar, e ne mlt 'hem to be wen. ^ndsu. in trail, good dem a should be ouceofed In sweet humility. hlk»'pben ray that shutting the Nails, 8 t o DRY GOODS Boots and Shoes, Faints f Oils, Glass DRY GOODS Fuity, Varnish, Dye Stuffs, 2EE-2S AND Groceries, PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, Carpets. PETTY, Boots <fc shoes, Druggets, Oil Cloths, A Large Aaaartaaewt af Glass PBVrr CAMB, at Varlam Price*. Hats &. caps, Wall Papei igggESSjS ssfigSrHunast npjBseatt AND WOODEN WARE HARNESS Bleached goods, Sas SHOP, Crockery, Ac. Ladies' dress goods, Our Assortment is full and cob plete, and as our Goods were purchased during the recent decline in the Eastern Markets, Fancy goods, JXSSt: l^Thankful for pul fevers, ws sol««H • wa Clauses p« thsase, *ad QU ABAFT KE HQCABE AND UOJSE8T DEALING WITH ALL. AF.BBAn.M.L. Cassimeres, r.LMKUT. UssUaga. Msy 1, IMT-sprlptf GREAT EICITE1KITH Ladies* furs, WE FEEL WARRANTED IN SAT­ WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. ING THA T WE CAN AND yFTtkiwr.f. nzzir •ves and Hosiery. Icntyhtbcr pilfdxtag from, the lower "dear Heaven! wk^t purplellpa I they’ll To'fn-Jtoor fWk no doubtful hlstorv." Kcw thia t» ’ec.iue »bo stood-with ' • kn’ttcd brows, In an :ty ft.-iV betaixtlb< Itandbowt No.pr’ng wMhcar—and turning full on Bbe •dd,’*•Fweet eousln, thy advice I "nlJc^uoth I (one arm her waist co- And wlth*tho ether bund he/1 rmall 11 >1IC18 Ct l»», That our v. ; Customers caa 8avs 25 Per Cent. Hardware Merchant, PELOUBET Coffe - AUCTION PRICES ORGANA AMD MF.I.ODCONS. VasaUaaasly sw^d th. trsl r>».,. G«M M*. •■As The Best Cabinet Or^m,* Thia UtgaBtsskaC Aawrieaa Iwtitot*. New Ysrk. Otuhc. IMA Ready Made On Former I?riceaL wrists hol<Hrg’. : "It is to kls • those tell-iab*etainaawty.’’ 1 umhmui iiii <i.ta । , • PBDlLORGANS, ««. two, sat 'hrrt BIT WE DO SAT JUO-BS UW'IfetvesA Thaos Oqf»»». aith U*TI ' ataallho Malty af Ux_b»*v>;(.i Mi aO^|»ftl»orat. aamjud kd I thrtmsh the We i'India* in often Mt eon's ver.- k-vera shocks ftwn e«rtbqur.im, but they were,not a rircutneianc^when comnalrr-l wl:h Pm ho «qftiltuotd ftotn this HtOe earth «iu*kCOMB JXD Sil •A lady e*ye the' first ttme she was U«cd, the f R tike a tab of rom swtomlnr ni hooey, coi-roo nutm>wo and cVluVrrteA. She ft-t abo. a» if aene- VAI.LSY Before you Buy at any other . rs-ans——■—~ •ntRj?LWHoT£<AtLETNDUCT4ILW***' Place. •«r spread with tnali.d salnBcwa. jfeuWFaru’bWM CALL i EXAMW OUR GOODS AND PRICES, AU U (MmJ. »’tlo«. bp* »’>" T _ . ,7. JJALMCS A, FACT A.f m«e Atfm Mr CHRAFER tiutn aa> cAtr JTmmi m HutHr.r,,. V. B. Custom work and Cut­ ting dtaei ar.w«i bxiwwtMJds. L. Bcckley win. ooiitixiue as Balcaman aa heretofore ENGINE WORKS, COE. MAMXT AMD JiHXD BHmkTft Zanesville, Ohio. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-06-05.pdf 6c63248bdf9314031ad1f09c1136142e PDF Text Text �Mt^Klstisgs -Bann rr. A"" THE IATIOMAL DEBT. Integrity and prime as wtil as p«Wfo virtue. Tho people urf'l do their part, tf the law-makara, and those who execute the laws will do theixa. For tho future he will deserve best of bls country who shall do the most to put ita credit on an equality with that of the most stable and woalthy govornmenta of tho world. te never allowed tefdleout orfever to rest, for our loading men are ever on the look out for some new thing, which shall still that oar. lathe best, most enterprising and libera] city in the country, and the biggest In the West. Scarcely have the echoes of our Jubilation over tho take* tunneH died away, when wo have in Markets don to day at the following : prices: Flour, duh, easy at |«,«4 far , W. Winter, *12,00(318 farspring extras. , G O OD8> Wheat still falltag *8,aiAM" **«». »> moat at day dosing at 1^002,0. Corn teas arrive than yesterday, closing |@lc tower, *10 31Q1M far no. 1. WfclOOi c , no.*.«*ft*0 «. tye,O«t», M0W<mh. ) 90 for to morrow for no. 2. Rye *1,460 । I,<T far no. 1. Bsrtey, quiet, W®OTc far i twenty millions at coin iMoreti Xlny 1st, which did not appear river, one at Washington and the other no. 2, «10UOcby sampto. FrovitioM <lDox.u In tho statement. The Secretary at Clark street, the widening of ft» riv­ duU and d/jchanged. er to a uniform standard of M0 feet, the incut,‘makes no account of the interest cutting of canals from the Lake to ths accruing on the public d* bl, and this in­ South branch of the river and Heaven ter eC does not therefore effect the bal­ knows what beside. The project of luxuries, also should not see among ance only when It la paid, when it di* widening the river to accommodate tho the importations (to bo paid for in gold) xtanlahcatlM eaahta the Treasury. The constantly Increaatag preoure of bush during one week, such Items as those: rarfdlmlnutlc® of ths debt during the new, la one which will necessarily In­ hriA *U,U7; Ctauopsgao, IMM; month of April, over the tn terra t accru­ volve such immense expenditure and Jewelry, *74.4*0; toys, *2,OT4; fancy ing daring that month, was leas than a ports ae to the disposal of M AXDCIUAH, neceraitate sueh frightful damage to in­ goods, HOT,464; perfumery, CUM; tars, Brilitoe of dollars, it was anything, arc very conflicting. It te stated on good dividual property, that it la not proba­ $2,820—and so on. which la a tevtoua question. The stato- authority, that while Juabxx would not, ble that it will be undertaken at this raoutnowduo for May, will, probably, promlae to kzm the Ufa of his country's time, notwithstanding the tact that the —Tire impatient rebels of tire South, show an increase of tho debt of near enemy, ho would hold him as a prisoner Board of Public Works have It now an- who are mostly the old paltetotans who flataify wHflfone; or thereabouts; as the of war. It te also stated, on authority brought on tho rebellion and then re­ Jrj <6o»te, <6rot trits, phyateut of the accrued In ten et took Just quite as good—Ebcoxxdo-that Jvamxx fused to enter the field, ap trying to about that amount from the 'Treasury, had ordered Maximilian and hte gener­ make som capital outof “a war of racos." alttng^ld. als to be shot. Bo tlite aa It may, the fi­ be given by tho otfiier proposed plan,1 This te the new cry of “mad dog" which “•JKS‘XSSX£X““JS“ Tbs country has been eulogised at nale of thte atrugglu is not ungratitying that of cutting ornate across the South boa taken the plaooof the well-known Htaresr CwursM, BaMT Co„ Mma home and abroad for its wonderful to tho Liberal sontimentof tho world. end of the city, ftvnfthe Lake to tho achievement but year In reducing the It was an attempt to farce upon our sio- South branch, cud 11 te believed at much QBE AT KEDUCT1OW 4#Ui.somo two hundred millions; but we trr Republic a form of government, ob­ lees cost The Washington etreet tun­ fear thte magnifying of the re-'ouroesof noxious to the spirit and wishes of her nel te, st present, not progressing at all, In Beady-Made Clothing, the nation baa led Congress and the peo­ people; and in the Interest of a class of and it Is feared that tho amount already ----CdSUJttJtES. , —Prominent ex-Rcbcla : General Lee *__ • •* * expended on it win be lost, In eonseple into a atrioua error. The new intern­ antiquarians, TKHtts, al rawehus law. wgl not produce aa mueh bare their faith in tho “ dlvino right of quenee of the bad manner In which the is attending the Episcopal Convention ntrxrs, by many millions thte yesr, on the then kings to rule " everywhere. Another work has been commenced and a serious at Btanton, Va—Howell Cobb admit* existing law put in the Treasury last close, too, had a largo share in the iniqui­ delay suflbrcd from u difficulty between that the greatest political tmr of his life was stumping Georgia for secession tho contractors snd the Board of PubUe year.. Thte fa partly ayrtog to raodlflca- tous scheme ; we mny say they wcro She In I860. — Wm. A. Graham, once Secre ­ ttaaslBthotaw, but principally to the Instigators of the movement. Wo refer Wcxka. But llhas not and will not bo great :d*crease in tho bwclncrs of the to the curse of Mexico—of Republican- given up—Chicago nover relinquishes tary of the U. 8. Navy, Whig candidate for Vice President in 1862, and a mem­ present, aa compared with that of tho lam the world over—the lower orders of ?«<*«,«. The Income receipts, aa, the Romish priesthood. Losing, in a The greatest paz-tie of all toourBaud ber of the C. 8. Senate, haa received his measure, during first administration of of Public Works la the Job under-taken pardon from the President.—C. L. Valofjlwpilt year; and the taxes on man- the liberal and progressive Juatiez, the by tho city, In accordance with tho oct landlghsm is to deliver the commence­ iftitttrring cf si! kinds foil below those new power they had gained under tho of 1606 ■ of dcejMinlng the Illinois and ment address before the literary societies rfTMft'Butwhite 'th* Income of the immediately preceding administration Michigan canal from Bridgeport (n sav­ of tho University of Mlsslsolppl. " 'Sept;is thus largely falling on; of Comoxtobt—and with it, the jrfee- ory suburban elqalum at the edge of enaan of It arc much beyond the tige of centuries’ growth, they carried Chicago) out to Bridgeport a distance of B? Tho .War Department alone out their traditional policy, of ruling twenty nine tnllra. The act alluded to liohlycost thia year a hundred or ruining, and deliberately eoi pbout authorized the city of Chicago to make iiBore than tiic estimate, owing subverting the government of tin."•peo­ this improvement atan outlay of 22,500,rouble with the Indians; aaum ple’s choice. (XX), for which tho city should have allca To tho shame and disgrace of tho on the canal, and Its revenues after the ofltaa|f,larger than the whole annual e^ipiuiweof the Government previous to French Emperor, be it said, that in him, paying off of the debts to foreign bond­ tlite Jesuitical taction found a willing tpgjwar; and B.is not to be presumed holders, which now amount to but about tiMMbo Warwill isto the only Depart- tool. Under one of the most disgraceful $1,500,000. Under thia act, blds were atok that will expend mare than tho and flimsy uf national pretexts for inva­ reorivud, eontxaeta awarded and the con­ sion,—that of securing debts due iU cttL tractors went to work, only however in mmtwiil certainly not be a whit behind rens,—M axvmiliax, a scion of the horce a very short time to throw up the Job, H-Cteward bqys any more icebrags and of Hcpeburg, landed on Mexican shores, pleading that the work could not bo -Stilt* bearj st the enormous figures he an d was proclaimed Em peror. The pro­ dune fur the money. These contractors htiapromtood to pay for Rnraian America. gress of this invasion te familiar to our were Moores, Fox, Howard and Walker «»l*re* added, last eeiwlon, to ulnfo-t renders. From our distant field of sur­ and Sanger, Steel A Co. The Board of Btttifjfbodyfe irrtnry, snd appropriated vey, end from such report sA we rerelv- Public Works then again called for bids, fiBneyiti ihotrgb there was no bottom ♦d from time to time, itsefaned wrU-nlgh but tho lowest offir was eonw &W0.OM) ‘rewmry dr the pdojha’a purooiu asuccofeful termination, when our slave­ overgho amount allowed by the Legis­ bt every conceivable nature and holder's rebellion wan suppnwed, and lature. j The question now te whether Iftri amounts growing out of the Napolbok wm Informed that any furth­ the dtr had not better donate thia wpyr are being pressed upon Congress, er attempt, on his part, to Crush the Llb- amount to secure the commercial and Cd Vsatiyjoo many uf them are favor- | end gaveniment, would meet tho moral by genic ad vantages of the improvement. In a taw days, aa soon n thia knotty af­ ^¥Iy, cuneldcrefl, and. precisely wherp ar I opposition of our notion. Tho French troops ware gradually fair is unravel led, and some conclusion when tlctnauda upon the Treasury, of this class, win atop,, no one con say. It withdrawn. Upon the acta of Maxi- arrived At, the survey of the proposed c&n^ licwevor; bo predicted with ccrtaln- miuas, a short time prior to and ever improvement of the Illinois and Doo­ ty; thabotalms will be presented ae long since the French evacuation, we look plains rivers so aa to give them alackposrjrrxojf. aa they are allowed.• If Congress dues with thoutmtHtexecration. Heresorted watar navigation, up aa for aa Joliet, loxdos, rutts, MHffianl thu Tttaaury, claimants will toaspedasof wartarowltboutprecedeut will be commenced. The deepening of TOXOKTO, BVTTALO, in the anuala of civilized bdllgerente. those rivers to a uniform depth of six \ Mojmuuz, rottruxo. feet, and the eoutnutim of the r.ecroTJw statement of the amount of the JCMtoMl Debt on the first of May was •wzy deceptive. It apparently showed a distinction of two and a half millioas ■sxtynar, Secretary McCulloch will be OMgad ba oooftas to a targe Increase of the public debt. This la not n perticuMSv'wricofoe prospect; bet we shall be aflMfc *he more prepared for ft,. by refus­ ing to see that wv arp rapidly approachk|gWl,*fl fit .plain enough that tho war hs^Wf lBnjiuirfrod opr officiate with 1m­ J "* taWf intontexpendi turea lyuMonueas. They □tally, and vote to ynjportanity.tho* uOmmhw__ _ say, 1T, they rnts__paid w to auteh, l>at It acorns nanrsr to oc­ cur to them, that the expeasos of the onpasMBstifa aside from tho Intsrert on the national debt, ought to l>o reduced tho moral sense of the Christian world, by hte proclamation entering all rede/e (liberate), taken with arms, to bo shot immediately—without trial, without ov­ en a drum-head court-martial.'' This is, or ought to be enough to stamp him with eternal Infamy, and to lead Mm to sxpeat but little mercy feom those towards whom ho exerefaed so little. Butthucndof this outrage upon Mexi­ co Is reached; snd With it, wp trust, taw been made the last attempt to ontablinh another despotism on this continent All honor, say we, to the faithful and devoted Jvabez, and to hte not kws “ *>* < Tar Cash or Beady-ty RUSSELL STOCK OF GOODS, ■bisk sre ttfix ' Closed Oui—Jt Ccfti BUSSELL f.VEn.ysi Keep the best BOOTS Jj SHOES in town. BUSSELL S A-EVIJfs, JOB LOTS, FOR CASH, Cb«ll<mp> the "Citj"on TEAS! Their Real Value! Have a fine Stock of Ctocmr and Glass-ware for sale Chap! Tttrr etfl th* BIST TEAS •• 1** u etl*. Mfapow.tuS "• £ USSELL $■ XEVIJfS^ RUSSELL Won’t be undersold when CASH is offered ! w»rih BeVISII’VC'S l A Mend wriUag tees fclLo-(.C fosstiou. pais tstsstiagsafat-wdi* MFf locks, each sey 75 fori in width by 6.W feet in length win, It to rattmated, oast from seven to eight mDiitma. If this plan be adopted the preeant canal, from Joliet to LaSalle, will be absndcompleted his selection of pcroano to act aa trustee* on tbto wortraa provided by the canal bill passed last Winter, but it te not doomed beat that they should be known until their names arc sent in to the Senate, far conformation, at the ex­ tra rearion. This much I may say, that the Governor promises that not one of bte appoints® shall be a politician, bit . **>jr*criowwu mrrr RsmmiwsBx nl Ulin,, DRUG & BOOKSTORE, r. »orare.w»B>EiiK,,Mlun, Mm, bbttbb aooita Thte article has extended to f grd|fc teagth than I intended, bat before cteotag I wish to revert as a subjeot kindred umphantly vindicated a form of govern­ to thte public enterprise, to a aingte ex­ ment founded upon the tovo, respect and ample of the consent of tho governed. Men -for generation after generation, —The New York Utratdny tho pro­ ItoBaratxl ba a limit put-and that with poned Fenian raid te taking a definite the /sari pooslble delay-to the ntrayw griMuBfof iho pen;>to'smonqy by their ahapj. A secret circular has been dis­ tributed to all the circles, calling them to anus. Munitions 6f war tn large quantities have been taken toward the border, and secrotod, reedvjbr use when wanted. Quito a tmml^r of penowi suppo-od toba Fentans are In BL Albans, Vsnnont. Fifty thousand trtxjpa ore re­ ported ready to take tire field backed by 50,000 mcoeln case of need. -DHpatehes from J nares and from Escobedo, forwarded to the bocretary of Btato' by Mr. Marshall, our Consul at Matamaraa.through-Mr. Plamb,our Sec­ retary of Legation to tho Mexican Mteslon, announce that on the morning of tire 15th, the Impcrtallst garrison of Qnsrctaro, iRlndlng Maximilian, Mejia, CsstUioaad (one report says) Mlramon, sorrcmlered toBacobsdo. Vera Cm and Cbea> csuce mm ntcnitt. ■ ftr Sore Breeder Cata, ftorains tot, Soskta, Chapped Hufc, «c., It nukes a perfect rare. It has been used over flfteM yMn, without ono failure. It Ml M paralW—haring pefr cranaied disease ani haaM after all other remedies had fitfM. It tea compound of liata wHM aumr other Extraete sad BalaMM, and pat up in larger baxMftr the aamo price than uf MORTON'S GOLD PENS, TIB BJHT PKK8 IN THE WORLD, hr sate st Mu, tSiMtidsu-ta.', Tsri. y i-T fair^risi.i Ar»« can obtain from Meson. FJ'fc.’ A Co., as extensive and varied asaortmant of goods a. in New York or Boaton, al as cheap prices, and without the enormous bur­ --- charged from ths seuteMswra. Field Moooswbll * van* GROCERS ——. �joral andj ffliatrttaww. iabtt tmrr. X. «X o¥ O. T. “t “SbwriiTfKSRSlES *- SPECIAL NOTICES. *. T. FTtoalito. feacWfcz-;: ii 8^15^:=;“:- ■ Ii V l! 1 .1 iiliil 'M T ? .It GOTO IwrosrTax.—The fa lowing incomes tn fa­ ported from Barry Coe tty : Allen, freak....4 (M Holbrook, lease A g 7W W.th d.-.xiliag Uli.u between. Black man, I fas” Ml Itowne. Andrew J «TO Babcock. Albert D m U su Barlew. Xathaa.. U7 Barlow. Wm....... (80 Coak. CH......... (K Cook. Band R .. (m SSTUttaiuU •Tii rtwjiit «- kle wealtar: It alsto it limes, Tfan. rains nt abmee. AoJ i:otl«M* all tofiether Xerloe, Jahn M., Friedls R. V..... Fenaock.1......... f^astoefc. Ire..... Robinsec, D. O.. SSRts.--. ,J"d n IM UT 1,IM TTO HI Hlriker, Daniel... st HbMldiug, 0. D. m Flower, Martin.. Us Town. AiuonC.. AM < Irani, Kol-rrt J. («1 Vanderwalkor, J. ]w Goodyear, W. a 77* Warner. Albert. «M 12 Tit Geun Tw«ATO Hactst.. will ta belt! al UoUen, l^aak..'. Tti IhnwiitKitfOa W. Wjauiwa, Friday eve­ ' Asorna Piooxsa Gore — W* are pained to ning. J«»e’ 1S«. annoaaew tfa death of tfa reaeraUa Catna 1 Gaiia Asiirtaa.1T lUu.—Ta to be given, Hru, cf Mrddlerille la thia Coturtr, al the ripe Tburufa* Oi«M. July 4th. IvCT it tta New Hall, age of 8|. Mr. Btu. was oreomg the 8rsl aottlere be tta Hatt-ags Orchestral and Qudnlto Hand.— of Barry County, coming fare when all was a Tickcta »J. icriodiog supper at Un HuUap fling to ble npor ycarsto are tbe rapid st^idm, IIreed. tfa fame of hie adoption bad made, daring tfa Hicinsr Coasts*.—Atfeittoo It directed to years ut bis reei-Je.ee here. the card of D. 8. Wcocwisr. Wo understand Mr. litu, wm one of our best dtisoaa.-a msa teat tofMoca to lup and well araorted, and that le erery Brew of tfa wortt. Us tiled ooms of facaa.an-J will tell al cheap aa the cheapest for the mmt Important oCi-ci in Ihecoanty. and cash if ready pay. with great acceptance to tfa poopls. la bls own io.-raediale neighfar bond, fa wu. ertecmed highA fri-ta writing to o« friria Lantisg. tnakre lhe !y as a good r.Usea, a man of strict totagriiy, a following facelido* potato .- "Tba Cour on tier to friend to all pbUaathropto objects, a tssatoem U grtllrg under -■weigh." Tta’ will Ml rewtoeo man of quick perreptaia. touad todgmoal, and tta Ca nd. «»d 1 think tier will aaru Un pro- ecrepiiloMly bowit is all fas dealings. Tliua. «w.e-by-cae, tfaae old tufa wUcb eonkibiiery limner law." n.et -us with tbs past are being broke*.— Seoul. Purr.—A social party will ba given B ai*oa< upon their heroic liras, and f*e pease of Wednesday evening, Joao l'.*tbral Ccaux A I'c- tfa pars tn heart to tfair sabre. Eirras's New Hall. Maple Crore On Ira. Tboa /A TVus.-We TMinre a small wtob.sad tfai'bv who trip tta light fanUsliC toe, will p'-eaue take that Hastings bad the abortshh apes which to Tat Ion.—The T*x Itoi a for it/ Tillage of raise a oaSeieut sure to build good tarnpika rvads. by whi*b we would be pel la re.Ire comHstatgs. la now la my htnda for co'lectten. 1 bo tcrekatioo with the eonr.tjy about ns. At Sret Tat wpeMdw, and prompt pay wil(be refarted. thought, this may strike oeare aa Impresti<obi e, OC.ce at the Drag * Book Stott of Main Broth­ er!, floatings, May etb 1M7, Dnrroi Mara, tion to and free, ad loeal.tiea, would doable eta Monel trade fretu Ihaao wba eoek otter markets Mere than this, it would add tnrgoiy to oar forXcrtra.—Tta annual meeting of the Barry A lai.’: Farmer't Fire leaurnaee Campuar, far the the rroductioas of a loetiun af country saterelly Eeelfaa of Offcere, wOl bo held al the Hotel. In tributary to cur Tillage. There is no rrwaoa IM Village al VemeelviHc. on Tuesday Ibe nth when our rril-read is finirbed, why Hastings day ef Jana at a»o o'eteck P. M. A general atUu- sfauld njt rettire the trade of a grout porttaowf Harry County. Giro ns good reads as an toccalunuti^ttitrl Olive*. June let, I.-AT.. dee, and that is ail that tonrerepary. Oat tn Caarrnx Secretory. So far aa tba other iadiwam.nta to Irada a— cencarned. no town in the State 0Irra fatty^ Nov Aecarrre —Th* Fr eihilrrian society ssaotmensty refused to aeetpi the resigorttou of Our btiiiseea n>»u. taken as a rises, keep pace the Be. W. B.<Me«wta. at a meeUug last Tues­ with Us pregresiro stats of this niaiket. We day caning. MhJtf., as a pnlptt oralor, stands BUIS, of double ha she. can Ibero 0 found such “•a el Bert than ordinary ability, we wub him a esried and rich ssaartmeut of gnods in the raGod speed la kis good work, and that success rinsa liam. aa la Uastiaga. And tfa MrUaoic Arts are not awklt boidnd the M treai.lils. whfab a faithM pantos dnerseM Bummoo man, think of tfa suggestion. It Foot Jow.rwars —The new M. R. Ctoweh c.wto you luUlag. wbtok is newly oompleOod. win bo dsdmtrd on Ua 1»U> iael., B«e. Dr. HalM* fowa Chieago X ATarricd. will to pnaratet the dedartSjb eerrtoce. The la this nllege. May iTtb by Roe. A. F. Mooes, uao of tbe Cbnrah to M by M foot. Iltgeaaraa- Mr.Ooo I- Vraui, of Wuodlaod, aadMtao. ttoolte the OMBmnnity, and alike creditable to llafaan C. Stswear, of Uasttoga. ttoaretufeet and builder, Ur. WrUmm Cbarple Al theresiddneo of tho bride's flalher. ou tho both toefa by Mot. O. H. Spoor, C. A. Usaum», of Uris town. M. D.,uf Seraneeb, X. Y . and AsaiaB. Bsows- tn.Mtlrllle.Xtrh. I:’mrsmite.—Atklv A Ca, at the City Drug Store, propooo la sopply Barry County wilb Pitots and Oita, sad erery thing doo io Uto Drag KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. S^d Faaey Gwds Ins. TVs ihonld think so frori ttolwge ijaiaUlits of goods on band sad COOetuUy arnrtog. WauT in-tabo ■ glace ad their Arfa node,sad W it don’t tars you into M lesberg, stain yoaraclf kt a bargain. You’ll bo eoaHBod te bare net before you get out. because their good, m ,0 ,itrucf! re an J so cheap. Titnu'f* Marrtuo.—Tfare *111 bi a Ternr,iaua Meeting it tta X. € Church next Boo- «e—WUfe— _ MALBOBWALX. XTZB'W PBICBB1 Dionne rt foam orguis require tta neo <J a SSssst,Fttx*asrs —— ' naaosa'a axraacv nreur, Establubta.pwarfauf^eyrersjreqpMta by ' Tl. beauty wire* owe was .0 prmiona sad rerr. ; U free tojefl, ate all may be teir. lii b if.:bt J . .. OXVGCMT, aod enjoying a* goed bealtk ocwsseoaMte foruMW ml wowly SmU* nib BlZel'phltertpWa.Pa. unpfotod for ano af my age (about slaty yaasuj. qhaxtexxaJPb I bars so doubt that It wu your Bittern alone, undue Ditino Pro*kasuu, that effected thia worn- IT rrot wool G^l BarfaiM! White Liquid Enamel* Hudson, Mleh , August U.'fbW. Ter improving ate EosoUfylag the Complex- -—no eo ■- AaHn, GbMcb bb4 Mket Cxrto, PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S ■ PRODUCED br tho uae of Prof DRBllEUr A-Sro».T2SSISKeM rxuBBWicMfrBxnL os* AJ-ruxunox Free to Ererytredy. Atargslpp. Clrcufor. firing iaformalEu af tfa greatest Importance to the young ol both Hollowness. Irwplieae.^ate^sn imjiart-.iea ef CRISPER COMA. TO BUY YOUB GOODS! ATLANTIC & GBKAT WSTKBN Broad Gauge Bailway! NEW GOODS: AND IF YOU DOST SEE WHAT YOU WAFT. W. heap faueteaay ms baud a IWI1 umtottol < Dry Goods, Boots JET iLTtfJ. ■SWSJa.'iTS SSky.TSStTSeWs'-At^S^-ft Grat Bamaiisftr tie Pesple! Suffer No More! J*:---. «•.»»• SHOES, CHEAP! Tip-Top Tea, JfahTJW FAMH1OXM PEXANV Krooww THy Derotiny ! Manue X. X Tuomrewc the rroM BagUoh Aatretogtak, Clairrwysnl and Payehometriciaa. who bet eoteatotad |te yteiHlo'qiaeap afJte^OJd gnir ah ox । trance, ete delineates ths rrry foatureo of ths person youare to niTTf. (Bd by the tel ofaa la restored to health ate bapplaena. A Prtfert Cure la Guaranteed in every ioateoea. Prine, II. or four faltire to one address, (3Ona talite n eaXcimit to cfcct a core in all cwDAfa..Mrit iohrVnXTt HPKCTFirnLLS for tfa speedy ata permanent care of Geasrrine. Gleet, Urethral Diacbargee, OvaveL Btrirtore, ata SB aBbclioaa of tfa Kidneys *nd lUtedei Ccresoffsuted la from see to flea days They are preparerf (fam vegrtabte extracts Ibsl are barm- J. W*. BrafleTa Cde>nlH Fatcat DUPLEX EIuI1?TI€? (or DonLxarxxxo) s b: z t .. They will not assn or saa-r like the Hing!* Shoes, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockcry And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. ■ A* of which are are bound to asH tea ‘•CA8fa," pJ«tSBS9hM. AHewThingfbrHastings a dentlxtx, A belli, e.t procured, and, elrengr toaey, 1 eoea NEW CASH STORE, at-wan 0* turn, oom as» ana. (. (. tPAUUlW. Haatiogo, Dee. 1Mb I M(. 1 ee to - rxxxxjudra 11 tisskii faw the tamely may b tonma tanatl- ekrwwhite aadeteae as slabastar. Ito neocon fal. lbs despised respected, sad tfa foreaksn not te detaetad .hy.tta closest ecrottay. .te bw ng eragstahte preparetton 1a psrfostly termless. '* Jte young lady or gentleman sfauld fail to seed III. the eaiy article of tfa kind need by Um Freseb, and la eoualdered by the Parisian as to- Troy N. *, trees ATOutororTOu uaun maiea. ’ __________ fob1 tri their Addreu, and reeslre a copy post-paid, by sHopuuasUe to a perfect toilet. Upwatda at *0. poo botUee srere eoM during the peat rear, n Mfreturn mail. HKWBOLDX EXTRACT BUCHU eta ImprovBcientgwaror.tseofelScacy. Price only :4 cents. • Address P. 0. Dnwwr, (1. reoeipt of aa order, Mad be neaU, pcfa-pald, Fob. M set Troy. X. T. by BCnOKH, SBUTTR A Co . Cbemlers febltyl »» Uvw Bfa Troy. M. It le ptaaanl la tart, ate odor, immediate la Ito HEMBOLDU FLUID BXTTACT BUCHU la ackon. end fr*e frees all injurious p*p«t.ca. Jam Below ike Bruj, Bloek, plrosaut re taste snd odor, free from all Injurious ■' __T_ properties, sad tocmedutu in Ila artteo. (mleowly sitesrssjafa NOW IB »®VB TIME, TOUNO HEN t Wtas curling tendrils soft, eatwmed, P JU Yun lanprovolt » Ifoctaited tfa re.-r teart and sttod. ' CHlMPFli COMA. GUARD RAPIDS BUSINESS COLLEGE and sue Oumar Biatunon Baser Mestres Oenu. Tslsgrejd. IsaUtet*—Kates of tuition rmlacod anUy na-ag tbta article Lad-re and Genllrturn -wn taMtify toomoeforen thousand fold.*It la mrmnrATT. K uxbaxa, galux, w maxi­ tfa ool* artteo lathe world that will curlatntrbi Lair, and at tba earns time giro to a bretalfal College in the Forth-mt, end al an expense for glauy sppaareaee. Tfa Crisper Cotes aot only tultluo and board t.ucS tana than I* u.uall, charg­ NEW YORK, onria Um hair, hat larigoretsa, taafaUtoo and. ed Any person raising a rfebefelx will receive ci as eomi ii. la highly and debgtrtfeDy peHtaied a eclrelarmtlp free. To tbooe Joining the dobs nd is tfa mas* oomplete artteio of the kind rear doduetlnaolf’ffTO doitatawdl be medaon each BOSTON. . ETEIlr SEEDED EUD 1X0 STTLE, offered to the Americas public. Tfa Crisper acholarsh'p. G-iiia will be sent tonne address.seeled lad pool For tfa beuoSI of those wta cunot sttate the full couraa. a shorter euo wiU be gi’s* la staple BALTIMORE nate _mr rraaussB sad double entry tank keeping for (XA, and foe Xa. ( West Fsyetto Blreet, Stucum, X. T. ladies fr. Wo eey te all jonag men ate ladies wAaiuiwro-Nr qxr. fcw»yi WM^oiMlyitaetetolh. wteatetffdfaM^lhtarM ttoi bweiaoeawfoM. d» not negleot to Oeqntrwe uaefal know-edge.— For Cuh at tho I*o«roat Figures, dive o* a c^l. or ecad tor circulars wfare going Oil Regions or renhsylvania ! **77taefa taiUTOha TetegrupUag to'a stab ol Peaeeugere wta wish a Quick ata Cstebrtelll Trip will appreciate ths Nmeolh and Perfect Track UH OCUJUO ar urren, MO. eprttf C. 0. SWEX3DEJUJ, PrindpeL Bleepiag Cuaeii-s. tfa Kxoeitaul OMm-IUIU. w ith ample Um. for M**la. sed tfa prorfpt Tim. : 1 ata Mere OousocUorm of the ' pnrta but eiglitseu. Upon taueiry aa to tfo Jff£i€«QS“ eaaeo ef M graJi abenga. ata plainly told them AtlaNBs 4 Gt Western R^gitay. that she need tfa Ciacsssian Itaire. and ceuaidFaaa a^ow an Tmr'saQocb' arar arr dvuxn sred It an laraleshle areoimtMi to any Lsdy’s Wbeu by lheuaa of DR. JOINT 1LLFH BL1Xiculei. By Ito use any Ladb nr Genllnaati can Th re aghTieketa ata Uag gaga Cheeks. imprere tfair pefo^ appearance aa hundred GOOB PR1MTB, - lOc. fold. It i* ternfaa la ite oaten a at leu. so Xaa.ru c n? t.t. a Kcs’Sii&giiSteSi8.''. The sstootehiag mscreaajAtab bee attended fartef is simple, yet unsnrpasaed in Itg rtoaacy redrawing imaariUeiftOtn.also hcalln- eiseasCleveland; Ke- M Ctart Mlrert, Chicago - In Cia BBOW.1 SVGAR, - lagand beautifying the skin and complexion — ■iu. Weakness. General Debility and Prcterrt-oa Uy Itadirect aclioa m tho cal-cls it draw* from le-^SsS: ftsurBaars? tr.rurU'suutiiL'"5*5it aS til tmyrnitlos. kindly beuflng the some, ate locoing ths snrlteo ** Xators reUtesd tl should (era it tfa mart ralanbla preparatina erer du­ strove ata at New Passage Depot of the Ctodube. olXr. soft. aosooUi ote te^tlfal. Frico (1. nat. Manitea A IteytooTlailwa*; m Looter Uta. ll wiH remora aH nervous affbrtioM, dspevmtoo fartJhlrort.“Sl ^t^^cSfa^u^foJ sent by Mall or Repress. 00 receipt of aa order by W. L- CLAM A CO , Cfamisla. Xo t Weal Fajretla Bl. Mr*fa»*a, X. T. au. uxaa or Tbs only Ancrtaaa Agents for foe tee of tba L. O. ■VCKBX.GtatSeptappetite, renew tfa health of th.se who have deW. B. BDATTL C, Gea’l TiArt Gr-oocrloto, rtroyod it bj eenraal stanna are* it prectinea. BOOTS ■ IT TOU WJT GOW SOODS CHUf, HEALTH and HAFPIN1B3 u ■y wife prevailed spew mo to try your Bitters. T. 1 Goode Maw wotniis. . . . , By tfa Bret of Mwoomtar, HM, Itedteaotoa M MWOakaad Mita toot 1 oaald scarcely otaad (Iom, ate. to all uppearanee. would soon die. - PBT ooope. 2g r«OT Ln? AtartKfa.no . -rfrt-T ita r" tt—frn oruhio creatures you e’er tefaM. set befog able sitter to eat, driak or.fay. and waoeempeUudto K.-- - * . «... rosy lattitulioni and the number of nt |lsatI la yiichignu Central Railroad. attofa!^ Tb.yar, Mtodfartbocfaap. jmp.. ruM«{«r Train on the Michigan Central Isr sad thonragb Vnwa Bain. Iterryrn of g„lrreJ Battle Oral autellaws: Caicm.aurru A Cm, wbfah is then leeaAod.rams we**waan. *fi Thero is »i Itirnrrs in the country where eta- >^ek.siuwmeoa,nji*Bfo?I’’*****“’ .;.■ «• ■•............. ......... ££*>■* <!roll rverireu much pen.iaal attention «ad nonH*>iIb« Repress................. Il.TO ien»eot.‘y make anch rapid program Um. X.gbl IxpreM....................MO a.M. source U moab plsasure -s> tfa many friends of tola Inatlutoto on Ha Urge balls to fail. Ad<«........................' * !• ■• I'.. geprvee........................ -A-*" r. m. drrM as .fare for particular.. i—t ujww.i.................. ’yji'-t X-glu ■ «■*”•••••" ■—••••« -0 * •• , - -Tfa fast to tfa afa^mufar Ufa 3 X. RtCE.Oi» I Ropenoteadrut. reiaoa all who wish drw rfa. fai.. 1— O. D. HPAVLDING’8 Aera.wie. sfauld use i DaVlean’s Eicxxaioa Diueauraa. Boo adrerl „Tu,,ri* .re.iarsonurfaforaeri-ry (ullu.ooc. f (l> EIT(k(T (MH. CEbkBTELIaAR'S =L*XSf2£t.t.,X'SiX- ii- g^*MTOyra...r:....•■.........a IS Kii i rr-Osaaun, Oa», in IhaMMka Mscm, ore r KXCEXdtfOX t t To Da. Wotrerfaa : ’T" *’ " .*< XArn ETTrPMTW ATfYO Zter Sir -.—Tbto is to eertlfo that I eras takes HTTmibM wkh haala^ an m. » w-n nuii»e« So. M, 1. ’0. of 0. F.. nteli <ny Mnnd.1 know what tt la to haws M------- f* i«ssSa!» «icr!.'5s a*wwi amrie.ll b*»o will Utoly aaremd fcr yoara. Xo raaady aommed saltod to my caeo, orerea gjra rtlief. axil I ahaarod to rwdM On N Pre MT. fcrt. •d’eritoemootof Brynk-.UfclMfa. W< thee, to mu,tbto chimse, tbowght t w riLley . lw«uyera cent fax. I did so, .nd I far, faea win erery alMn—so yoa caaMt do bettor tkaa try tfa gyr !**?* pooeed, pr tb........... u HaU.au WedaeadayenaalMAMArtaJWMdyyomrwIl. C8fa adswtfatooaA.) fcr. «rtry (all moon. ,j“^TtS.‘LS3SSb»S SPECIAL NOTICES. B«to4 tlm CiWfl .«« B«t. jgXCEMJOK tfair atock t, cwaptou A bettor Hardware store ■w— 00 lewaa la the Stoss. x. o. or o. r. ----- OOMMIRCIAL. nwapfaate. fatetbotreOag Ztofoe- iWP I M nuii.r. Mwt=-_____________ 1 tertte fatafaton ?,a* III "' imcui nm u AT ANTOXBIHnrOLY LOW FTOURta (F*Ql** •• a call before porafaetog. . • PHILUM IEITLET yovNCi Mxxr BELL’S SPECIFIC REMEDIES I S.-3S8!AS KbtUiLTO" a! excretes or YOUTHFUL INDlfiuHlIUB. Hw CbaiTOU ufDtta tuXbecmourn • Tfa* can fa used without detwUoa ss<i ne.er foil to effect a core, If used aoaurdiag to wetretttoua. IEIIS tHClFIC PHU. Price oae Dollar per Itex;or Hhi (ar Five DaUareg Stas Urge Botca, cvi.taxatng Fear Startl. I nre Tfaao Duller1. Ftom fenr to t'.i fair-, are gnoevaHy required attatetas. \& Ctaoate Ceara, and p.rilc.tarir wtaa ImtaMV. er tata Itebihty with Marrero Drew Ireliaa has aSertad tfa system, BELL'S TONIC PILLt. ata to gvoerell* auBetont. la extreme rasa, of Debility ata Impotenoe BELL’S EXTEtNAL-IEMEDY. have been thrown aside ee uselasa Tfa Beeps Prior Two Duller*, aufoetec I far n menlh. aea ba • AIR. J. kt if ALL IcnihuMte tawbeld orwifoof toosppli- or impregnate tfa breath. No change ef diet is weed to good adeanlage and cant, togetber with dale of c.-risge. rwoitioe in a am*ear/while outer them, nor (fooe their artteo twiee (or daubtel oevorta. pre rout tog th. n from Jlgir»SJc«Mrtb to ttaOrgroe, with tta FOte ItlUrestore ttaiatelhfcr wfal toediuoe. »——* ta-M »hfa bo blife, lauding trulls of ebarestor.A. Tbto ie no humbug. aa tonoiaito af tosUmoataloeta ssaeet ArtlfnadlteatactoiwaudOauttMi teyewbg max. ata Will tote wtau duawrd asortlAU oortMtouBe, sent to sut address, closely Malta, snd post-paid. ata pisoasre to any lady, woariug tta Dmax e*tb^ T-arote required to puy paotroaT^ or written guarutco. (fat the picture io wtalli b^r sataaraxprem, aa reeeipt af prtee. Addreae XertbSdo State Street, where bo will rerelTe Lair, and stating ptaos of birth, ana. dMpteliau tn all crowded AsacmbUew, Opera*. Carnages. Dr. J. BRYAN, Consulting Customers with tfa politest stieauoa. . St3ttSCSsS«SLi?»" fob:91 * NorifoJlcfa^ir^t Troy. X. Y. *Tta>VZafifi^MSiSvn2^p!rt^fart TOBACCO STORE Phyeician, - . Feresom, this tatfa ylaso » fosy/awr recwt* 0 the pfotero ate dtered tafonfaMa* by rfa Ut Baoauwat. Naw Teas. ENFEEBLED AND OBLIGATE C0N8TTTUlure mail. AH eamassair*tM-r* eucrwDy coafl- TIOXM. of both sexes. M Breufat Kmact au teralmMa quathv {» cnaoltiM. art found te SPECIAL TREATMKXT la all coMef BemludanUal. Address tn aenhdeneo. ktan.es E. F. Brail. It wiU give bdtk mid eaarguOe foeltegs, •L fa»«sl. Criaary red Nerrero Diaceea la mate TiW”. F. 0. Box *X», Htaami, X. T. fl»yl stameaMeyau testaep well. marleowdy □GARS, ■^repiuim^n ^rraeLoar i SNUFF, AND PIPES. of srery Had and rarisiy. THE WORLD ASTCfNISnED ‘*TW>***• ...v. ;j., moustAchss um. — For CbUdrcn, MU’* fad Taung Ladue - Foeeta to grew Mau the smoultaal faae la from thrwuto Aeeweejuby using Dr.MByiGXETi Ar G fahplle te a gro^ fitrLjlrwilh rtl ntrtsey direct to r At run woanetrti asevunora »r. JAMM0 MUU, (taMltfagHmtetoq. tbugijtoUM MkitK^ tb. MADE BY TUT OBKAT ABtXDLOaUT, ,it -al* ■retavrey.’kiiw r&b, upon the Beard and Usir in sa alrnotl miraculous T*11 2»**« itart by return af ma*, m SudAaaa U. A. FXXRIGO. ■sane*, h fas been used by the elite of Pans pud stair*. fra*u atoervuiaa. Me (i«uAi~eiriiis se meritl aror knew.— Kbo faetores to happiness thorn wta from dote, Kamreof sirp-Manem will be reg’terta, sad biUty aertfort and it no 11 my, enquire for J. W. tuleunu, catastrophes, croaeeo la U*e. toes of stance the aooeey win b^taerfUlv rdhud.A— IsSSsi'-iJiSr.Y.twss.'s:: MEEESCHAM, GUITA-PEHCDA, long separated, wires Is formaiteo coaoseuiag BRIAR ROOT, atarol foiotee e» tonorfo taatoMW tea* ** (telou, drees Dr.BdEK. SHUTTS A <X», Cfamtota. No. GER^N PIPES, prapottr. tolls you tfa busliOea you are tact J-3 River Btrcet, Troy N. T^ Bota agents for the qualigod to puroos sad to whal you wiU fa meal Vatetattlalua. tC^^Cyjii wuimamTfaSZ yau ttauaUte MOKE V.U.U.iBU 'HIAX GOLD! SbibyJ s^Tj.-5-r^ yaff-srs! (or doable> eprisga fanidta legulhar therein, PURIFY THE BLOOD, FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE. ( .r aeverel years with a secure lung aOrciteq. sad wttah to Itaaamtoaflhrtr OnxMlit r and rtroogtn. «ta^ oambinaUta**o«H H iq any oGmt tar leu of tfalatare. From the stars srenOeln the BcSSSaw Girt biot a call. sure. To aU wta demreU.be wiU seta a oMyaf broartd, tbruMtaul tta United Btotoa ate oleo. Jm ta aa aid Boa Obtain bad know, tew to ESSSa: aa*^maiw&Tssrrf,u to prefect U.sltk. Tss Csora—W boat, eat the openings, od (ar M IIASTrXGH, - - - fay I - - - MTCB. '■’’UtoBM turn his Mid. ••can l<arn.prvatoeamarwtbaa aa arcrags crop »»O»TA«tW. BsumMuo Iteptsre. Xnrtb side oiBlata Street, n CbMutare. eta T» A (I Reade Oto-, New Twk. « *• tees Mra rol ptMeau>al good judgtnriatoo sasraag:.#,?; srsauns Blguurfon -BK/BHU-." .. -eysfato ytWICTt lo terete srire tfal tfa «. X X of to & M win yield orsr TO beaboto t» tho acre. aetateg the^Friuriiy tlia tetobMsfo ttaaXlctta Dr. JAJQXBZXAX. OrtmUtoag nyatduu.' Jr-.iT th, tioaberfaod Boctioaa. wo bear ooms BCKXKOrS BXAwXXD TOWTO. ’ r • U» kreadway.XawTteh. rewytoiat. Ills baaed upon lade tow tog sad a iarelsabte, and ta tapes every esfferer will try Ata ttay wia ta aunt by iha rates tfnj, paw »wey OIL and all kiads nully kept Ina rpo CONBVXmVRS.-The ad.srclwr Bryans Life Pills, MTare,8tjraMNaili IO I I w® JEWSLBY &MUSICSTORE. The OU sad Cora erop, especially tba toiler, »ol sow promise all Ihu eonld be wished. J* his too.-, too early lu the scmcu to Judge •■th much correctness. Tba season has boon ’try backward and raiy. ./ ' ii ! tote spriag. a* P*r •• Cloete, oiu. Jewr.ryOtetoBteilMW- nreitrr TO-itf OuarnutaMbtaL AW, me^foiac. aa 0>uni~i«TOAa of Mwg wTOTOaito^ni foCn* t-rereg-rea ate bfary cS^l*^>D^.wT‘*.‘TKtaE'. g5j^ "•WW trmedy will be (Wfed lu Dr. HAUVETS YEMALE PlUA Tfa erprrlrerr af ttarty yeere kna ’-rwrerf tter tarewa^ertfarRaabart^, Obnfog£j7/ Dr. HAUVklB WILDES I'lLLH. ________L______ j^uai. xarara ssxscr 1 ^ssTb-grbwiS* T, C. WIMVX. ' efciiA iiri< y Tta Farmers- Mates! Fire lurorauns Company toforrn ttu peUic ttetae^toaa wHl be spared to •tJZitaiXaE-I-—Jr ■ TO LADIES a^^afajf’terretore yret, WHY NOT UMX TUN BBMTJ etatemr amp < faMta, 0 PiOli ii! a Firtotn' MTOATOBiFlre lautoramre Compaaj. a i! ii 1 ! rpO THE rt’BIAC. Ptu* w«l MM te petatat oeelklsnce. JOHN D OGDKX. ntyl At Qtasr Mtrert, Suw York. S ![ Throw arre^ywr foba triuu, your awlites, DMUMiniaFoxBfost, aad uat worth a A^ 1 r* |g 1H Separator Capilli lKlhAtlx5'.A«c1 H in?n; ^yS-aSKsS t^ iwwfem—a# be oatatofatensb-* M , . WbjfcXltTO—l WaTOoihlC Bite Is Gte t «dFr ¥7XHORN OF YOUTU^-A Qoatteatan wbj £teeffnrta forymda Antn Korens Detdiiv. Pre mstorr Decay, nd all tfa .forts of raathful te- DEALm IX -fxt and ruenro Wake. • - /•ssiasol toe fanner stadsals of Uto CnlUgo. ■Ttotsfay. d«M10, uu, atwbicb. - beads! a •^•tooa. TO addrew will badsUretod by tba Bee, ’ ’ CLOCKS, WATCHES, JBWHLBY, fiTL- Surer r-.--- - n-mmaasfitinl week at O’-’otlbts yeir.boglMtbo 1Mb and eoutinnrt W*«bo»0th pl Jmm. in oddlUoe to a Mat life ft U, F^y^aro m^w A , R. HERRICK, GT’ldtDIAIf BALK. TJT tfa nutter of tfa totatoef AforentX W-ri. griM [IB BCSSBLL A 3XTIX8' 8T0BK.] ■ki* *■*»■■ *■ "■% eSSftirr a l~. eaureu P atotep dtreafod J^oal Estate^ Janoker, ___ 5CZZ— qreKunxw' etuaaaox > or22t.es-. a. ■***• «*L1 . • ■ * ■ ->■ Onf, jaw irok. �tllMIITI t CltMUTS, SAVE MONEY1 GBIAT BHTOCnOK Di PRICE! DRY GOODS’STORE BOOKS AND STATIONERY. J. 8. GOODYEAR &CQ. tfw3 e«Cfg tar atkfe) .mtiffl noit nanvixa mBBCT BROB BaXXTXACT- “ VBIBS AID AVCTIOX BOBUS IX X1W zvBK.ivtotr ; . wsarb •ring the ground, and ahnoai aa ctewn aa tf they had Been washed. They were picked up and measuredLbut the quanti­ ty I do not remember. Thia much how­ ever, I well rveollect, that I never raised ta Bwd a cropby any other mode of cul­ ture. They ware or very uniform aixe BAfiLOW, , ‘ ■ < GOODYEAR, Iron, Nails, Stoves, A GRANT. I svofcxcrjr.MwSt^ -<x .o Tin Ware, IniiUFra saxe. SAP PANS, COMPRISING ALL THE DIFFER- mny bo that the raaltngi are wanxxl and do not fit together well; but far more generally, because the Iron tn the two moldboaxda is not of the same temper, the plow w!di the eoftest moldboara being th® J^rpet of the two. The ftarmw adhvarlng more cloely tothe toft moldboard, maken the draft of tho plow Ulnd .r.rytl!** .b. Itet-IOMd ftwe Shsttlran. THSr BA VI JTTST RICITVIB TBI LAItOBST ABD BIST silictid sroeror ENT VARIETIES OF Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS DRY GOODS Paints Oils, Glass $ Putty, * Varnish, Dye Stuffs, Ijiraps, I>»Dap Waro, dtoe. Praeikiag Physicians, npptlsd with taelkinss hr IbairpraMioa, el M Uw BgurwM-ib.y tai Groceries, Of all Kinds, PA.NL, OIIA ’ .-r euAfifi, CONB1ST1NC IN PABTOT Carpets. those firms who make that teolspecUUty andaatndy. chsnica broom- fuuilli.tr with and melt lug iron for that----cantIngs are apt to be fitted i r, JPXCT. CkelZoTeas Ac Sagan, . Tstaossuilitt, Boots & shoes, ; Druggets, ;~swfsrj AFp^OODEN W^RE. A Large AMtumrt tr < -as a-Sdaa-wc Hats A caps, Cloths, HARNESS SHOP. Wall Paper, Bleached goods, Crockery, dec. lies’ dress goods, BUT BA^TEBN tag it in the kettle owmdonMly. Then take It out, let it drain, re!urn tne drain­ ed liquor to the kettle -and add all the water needed. Repeat the proew, and • ottMiouaUr add a little salt After the wool is sufficiently drained, aim ply rinse It but well in cold water, and you will then have It white and roft. Never let wool boll In the llqtar, as that will fix LEATHER, itsyaaampu ,.»T -I’’’. juSS^uv, MS> IT uioois nn» *— .< Fancy goods, ___ B.ji. Mnu *’co. GREAT IKflllHffi WE FEEL WARRANTED IN SAY- yarn. Fine wool needs more time In the kettle than coarae. Tastings may - AUg»or», ■r a*r WsrrtonW. 5* <t?1ha^«A,.Sw car BajtTB rbUiag tte<C> Ladies' furs, IRQ TEA T WE CAN AND WILL SELL THEM A T Wm.H. MeCONiraX, >i - UlIGTa.ji.tXJ. Ill Mfeers; Uta t1 v-»/w »Mt f&BdmK । T nittt st Uw, That our Customers can Save Coffee, The Next Thiry Day* Hardware^ Merchant, St Monrwe Kreet, Sugar* AUCTION tPRICES Tt»n >tnm y J FSLbl’BET OntUXK. ARB WH.OBCOM. ratswaiftjf eiuuw 35 Per Cent. Apices, Ate, dLc. On Former ZPricoB.”’ Ready Made b'SH^LF^ heavy hardware ! WhkhWlH'ii‘a«UMi*b«tat’lU»krt r» »< kb W.-' ,BU WB DO! SAT XK/UUT/C4Z-' nmiiiwfi s®©? win U f0B®« emstandy I h*=d \a LA30E ASSORTMENT Of coms Juno six SOUM Silk and Straw Bonnets. Btfart you Buy al any oOur TUob. Aa Cheap as otheg,Mer- ' chantshave bought in Mew York. CALL t EXAMS OCR GOODS and mas, Try us and you will find that A, FACT iM our extremity Low Prices will AaA U cniABIR verify these fltatementa. ! - Xtaa aajr tli*r HmA m SWDHAI, BAILSW A BAILET. MU Bit IF TBB B1MK InatUBU. X.W Yu,*. :: M l » i. ■ r 7. V :SS-.~S£ WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD nw a UTiicrrex. N. B. Cuatom work and Cult tindone m uauul by Fairchild _ L. Bvcelzt will continue, tm Salesman sb heretofore;’.i ’7'' I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-06-12.pdf 16881ef933a1919c1d48401fa8978f9e PDF Text Text a ! 1 > ! I I | “ J’ ii; , i 3rd cr-1 - BT DEWET * TOWIMSB. <. •. - • luv. T I1. I JI !■ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1867, bnt |J»U, so* — IwmuMs Urm*. ■ ,'iri.g.aaufa-ni iTO ■Business Jirrrtan|. ■ . fetfe tiLv ^s&eife ~ ' । NUMBER 7. ii.. Jsttig. | HtyriealEwfaa. Th* Wmtaiaclar tfrerrts daefafa* F. N. GALLOWAY, banker. ■■..^■s^rxrsMXxs. - ------- — P;“>rri,ISd’ ’ • • - ■ - MICH. “I am getting down the taU at life now. Fifty venal old! I never can realfae th* fact till I took upon my children. Nellie etfil wears th* ewnrt matronly look that ttaUent- Ready - Mkdn Clothing. -Wat", err* s,. ’AMD U4M1I rtlxiunxa goods. NjCtL mb®, c. PREEMAN, »■■■<■«!» MI I.T. IT) e • oru arscx*0v-saTOs« WILLIAM MYER8, IMu ta Music & Jewelry. TURNER A CLARKJS, Carriaie & Waion-Makere. YOUR MISSION. Groctrics and-Produce, the*. XVhat * afreet, eoadtarttag pram-' toe lethal! By thto me* I will ewfavata eroty power I pnMmtfwg, I will enter into «wy tefasra* wtosh Bm far ite objeet th* improvement and elevatfon of my fellow man; I will endeavor ao tolivs and labor that th* world may b* Letier fin- my hav­ ing lived fa* it What a beantifal exam­ ple of all that to unselfish aad lovely in character taNellie Gardner J I* to because of tho purity, and truth, and lofty purKso stamped upon her countenance, whenever I long for gwdneto I think of barf I don't know bow it in, but it nover seems as if any thing ware quite complete without her, I wuodsr if ah* aver thinks of m* ? Sometimre I fancy that she likes to have me near her, but I can not tell; it m*y bo only her natural Hurl runs of heart. Well then, girls are so queer there is no telling what <h«y do think. The other day when wo were out at tho creek, end I was waiting to help her ashore, how quickly she turned from m* and g*v* b*r hand to Bob Wilma I1— Now it could not make ons particle of dLffvrenon to Rub, but it would Lave been such a pbrisure to me. N*d Arnold mv* she ia not beautiful. I know better, she ia beautifid. Eh* is beautiful in fare and form, and beoidM that. sl>* ha* a higher kindfo beauty that he knows noth­ ing about I’ltillip Green, you’d be a happy man if you ooakl win her. Not just now, of mure*, but at aom* future time. N*U»* Gardner to a prim worth otriringfcr. BlMsmo! have, been (Mak­ ing aloud P’ cr-ses reported at* the efay on* y-t dasthough ecveaty-five bod»M bm Lean removed from this asms tecahty within the past eerra yaa Ifa Laa—a handsome, sturdy follow, and my be strseta. Bat there are < ’ roln, wife of the Jala lamented sM^nd eon is taller than his father. Will cases, and few man can be । . ei-flht. W-H.Lbwcfa.afPitAfard, dfodfr£ fa going into bosinare for himself with a I who are distfagufahsd both i 'J~T» the rupture of a bteod-rsrecj ta th* year much batter pro-pert than I had si his . and scholar*. But the greatei rig 1E£_1*•‘■ft-cltotwI, ago, Mid Idunbt MAb-wiD do w-H— Edward wQ teavn cUlsg* dhaifry. A smart bo^, that! How delightful it fa to children I Poor littte Anni*! she would hare been tweuty-ooe now, bnt fifteen fa ths number upon th* tosnbstan*. Q, it a terrible trial, but, thank God, it fa over. W. shall to her. bat ah* shall not return to oa- H-r nxAher’sey-shfvbeamed with a softer, tenderer light aver rino*, and I feel that I too hav* had deep­ er communion with the spiritual aad eter­ nal. What a buty joy it will be when, free from the last stain at sin and *artblinees, w* behold her fa tire presenoo of the angles at Gud 1 0. that we mar be so unspeakable happy as to meet all our children there I wnat a strange, myste­ rious thing is this life of ours ! So brief aad yet so full of solemn tosaafag; so cumphste tatarelf and yet so Ifaked with th* eternity beyond. Wonderfol wm ’ sockets empty. The hair Was of th* ' sama rekr and apparent floxibibty when tlisi buried; th* color at (h* body of a light yollowisb white, and ao perfect dull, listloas, and stupid, subject to numo- in all ruspcrisM to be easfly med* to roua diasaaM and in many instance* th* stand on its feet Th* remains, when taultimate victim* of gluttony and dnmk- tenvd, wme dresa-d in block s£k,'and esnM* Their unnatural rigor aeldom when diantamd a black mold complete­ last more than five yearn It was eapaaal- ly Covered-the surface, but WM easily iy remarited by th* Greeks that no one brushed u" revealing what ufatond ta who ia boyhood woo th* prW at th* be perft-ct mnrbta statue. MrePttfield, Olympe garuM M-or distinguishod him­ vrifoof the late Hturgta Penfield, of self afterward. Th* three y*an immedi­ inttsford, after an flbeM of three day* ately prtcoding eevoxtaeo, ar* year* uf with tho dyscr^sry, died, and was buried great mental development, end nature in th* some ground fa ft* y-ar IBM, cunot at the same time endure any was taken up for removal last spring, and severe taxing of th* physical consiitalion. wss found to b* ta the sum* state rf pu­ Pradam-, foretfora, socially ^t this rification as Mrs. Lincoln, with th* *acritical period of life, must ever go hand ceptton«f th* Baah<a hsr f in-band with rigor, for the evils of excess had decayed entirely oft outaMigli by Are the evils of deficiency.— bonea of the fingree th* aax BuCas long m due bounds are pieeuM of th* body, entirely petrifa •d, athletic sports may ever be hailed as th* beat friends both of mind and body. m Bad Cempany, A. ROW E\, Drew M 13oots &. Sliocm, uursran - To* ns tfcint la hapsf »■—*«* Ao Oxy .My pax Jx,Tbo«(h they may <br*i« lh« liapr, Tbcj "III act forget the wag Ifyoo hart o-l/Udwill.ir BASnSOL........................ MICH. Jjr*fuhp«i4 hrhMwuteFtiU- ■ »— W. O. HEDRICK A W;, Safiitar & Hwsmiim. • LSf *4*l» bL. 11iL-‘ wnvu-irtrsiv., UAFTIXM,---- *fyl - - - Mien. George preston, General Grocer, ajar* vfataM muwmm S^'isHSSS gTAnKWXATllBB, House Painter, •XAxrxa* turn iUfinxaA,''i<’'- xioura** Lirery & Sale Statli •JHisrrllang. fliUs re*4wriS|rm el " LEW. CAMPBELL, ‘City Bestaurant," J. LBS B#EU, BMwitli Carrie tar, BUNYAN, COLBfoOO., Boots and Shoes, oaUugtrfud osf ’nt ■ ' GROCERIES, <£»»»’. .p-t. cqfhx acoix. hhw. cAwnrrw “ KI.HOMKVK oik WI.M’. CAXljl.ra. Ac. wtt wftr**-.—* 4 JUcCOniHI.I. * FAILE ’ J^nncwi mysproch tamed th* .rate. What • dfagra®it would hare Unto na, Ma community. lad any oth"r tne*rur- been adopted! Let roesee, 1 beBeve That* over to ear agreed to speak at th* meeting of Bis AhBtdtter.i-W*n, M ia a raus- whleh I’r- a good educe- of this iMMMrfing sued, all the ioeomoCivM andean inPrene* might be plmed cm on* road, if it would tadd th*ea. la war. ths anoy that strike-fas quickNtwfflatrikath* hard-at AEttteoaW- reqrirw, .trike quick ata neighboring power. If tor eznamtah* wfaUdto place a larc* army on th* Rhine to fared* Oennany, be would takspnMsaafaa «f th* Paris aad BtraoLourg road. If ihar* w*n no JYeuch army between Pari* and the Rhine, which fa not often the MS*,the moat of th* troop* would be lent through Pari* The distance from Paris to fitrae- fontry, cavalry, and artiltosy, with their hu«M b*gmqp, aad sixty cannon, ready forth- fadd—would require aWt two tlteuaoadond four hundred cm*, or trains of thirty can *aeh. Th**— trains eonld t* tbirfsd at fatervala at bn*ty rafautM or seventy tero train* fa twentyfour hours. Loeomotir* number on*, would b* ready far train number *mnty three; and fa tsreuty-Mren hernn th* last at th* thirty thouaand would b* on th*ir You do art bow whatrorea it will bring tayov clteaka and wbat hmlihy appetitaA what rigw and elasticity ywi srffl gaia thereby. Begfa with a ktrawbany bad, two dwarf pear treM and a grep* vino. Let thana be yuur own **j»jcuJ car*. Do nut 1*t fattour work prevent, and let earn* part pf th* morning b* tak­ en for this ouddocr gverrfar, and you will not b* half an Ukaly to get Um Udradw at th* usual domretic taaka Ihsrhaj* yon will My, -I bare just re atufa Ml omid* within doora." brer latte, do you mA bare aB your fane 7 If yvn really hav* no tim*, esssi-tiring ia wrong. You du mat plan right WemnstDoi bo slave* to custom, to society. Surely, health and vigvr ar* of prim* importance to every-1 muthcr and huusekvsoar fa th* land, and there is x»o other method half ao cheap or so pleasant a* wurking to full txjrsjiiration fa th* brood open sunlicki two hours every pleasant morning during th* spring and opening summer. If you Lav* an ays open to beauty, you will lure it; • if yon have htort to rocugnire our benafleieniHMrealy Father, you wffl rejdfo* aBdudorst—M-scfirrWr Jfimr. tioti and com myoldempc CrROCERS, W«<>M Rnj'«r,\>:'y j.cetntrf «nrs»nritlo»M •/ tksi they !>•’• !i.—...» .opue.1^ out on a vast ocean, -longing but ahnoat fearing to brave its danger*. Now I am out on its tide; I have been where the rocks and auick-mmls lie, and Kara been saMy gridded past many hmHjbf •vita, xaa ton yuan ago I wn* all atone in th* world, now I bare a haprw, peace­ ful bom*, and a swart, di toted wife. 'I wonder if I am capable of appreciating all her goodnaaa and a little *nn and daughter of whom any filter might I* promt When I return bom* from busib*m and find th* fire blazing brightly, the table nwdy Ibr tea, Anuta and WIDie •watching fbr pa,' and, bettor than all, Nallta'i ready emile and waleome, > eometime* think such happinam ta too great to laai, and I tramble at th* thought of my many Hiwdng*. In th* plan of are life tan ytar* ago, I dtastrnmod by God’s mo*. to act uprightly; butl eah not My new fcr > should hate adhered to flu* plan if NaDi* s influence had not always been thrown on the aid* of truth and right- I romember when poor Brown, who owed mo so long for thoM goods h* bought, cam* to m* bringing the money, and told me, ia a faltering voic% to tabs it, it ws» justly mine, but that he dread­ ed to think of tho long cold Winter that was coming, for he knew not ho? to prr>rid* fc|riVfor Ua ahOdreni I fear, I might hav* taken th* money, for I needed H •rrhill^ Green, am twenty-one years old to-day- I can sraroety believe ft, yet •u it fa. Arriv-d at my majority, I come into pceeresion of my estate, and proper­ ty brings with it rwponribfaty, so tho master rays, but if tho respunribility be Twopurtiomd to the amount of property, I nred not feel burdened. I am not par­ ticularly sorry, and vet thorn lines kmp running fa my bead. They are rutlicr gf. NcCONTJELL & VAILE. The first atop in th* dormward road is to h**p bad company; to “stand in th* a of sinnre*” and form frieodahin* *i, ,r.i *, th thus* who ddigiii in low and viofous ways X The second step can then be very easi­ ly taken for'the first ou* will lead toil: to walk ia their ways, and join with them main and foUy. Thom whogo with them who lie, iwnar aad steal, can soon learn to do *o too; th* bad influence winch surrounded them, can hardly fail to nullute their aoula Ths third stop is next in order, and rssy easy far them who have taken the •Msnd. It isfo make a mod: of am.— To scuff at good mao, and scorn th* wurd .stroHM to purpose but how macaa *dvorate first train sheuld leave Pad* There are I wide, and thare s plosuy railroad Hamon which troops could be foi^tolevam* a fortune, aad he worked ] I rom to” do so ‘my ■ent north, south, or wrot wii the same —-------- ---------------------------------------------------------- n^wnrid dnvetoth. roof of my trinity *• towards GwmaM-. Thia military system of railroads is fa.’ Daring three ten yearel hav* erm more favorable for the dafaam of taufaM* IMU( * Know, nave wwa France than to attade-neighboring aaX___ VI---- ' * Ik* u. ng rkhtwfoeM fest a-1, but Id* Baa W------- -erred in ths RrnJutfauaxr wsr, aad UdUen fa th* habit of ropoatfag hi* hsMmSflSnlbfaneelf long tough vonas an often Elatlast — Bm would giro a personal anecdote of •very btatJe <rf there, in which he himestf always, of oouroe, figured u tha he­ rn, On Wag naked tfht wm In the and at imu carry fawn to B south wfa^ dow, and fa th* afternoon put them fa the west window. But perhap* ah* fa careful to keep her chi dren in the obad* and bar predous mlf so far as possible, out of tire rays of the sun. Ik* plaata, in obedience to natural law, an kept benlthv, white th* children and rnrriVsr. being kapfiia faeeUdfamfltor ta com*. VMDM. » Light is beginutag tobecoaridrend* groat curative agent. The fafef advantag* fa guum to the country fa to get in­ to the suustano, and to be fa th* jnre fan* m. f ws desire merely to ksep cud, we should stay fa th* *h*dy dty^I’eopl* talk of "bat walla ’ and “burning paremMfaf’ it is much hotter fa country, forth* bromo* (hat play tires- fa midday only bring bratedaiffaftwa ou» doers, ifct ta th* tity tire brere* bring*, air fa from tho shady ride of th* stmt and the tewre room* of a dty boom are much router fa midday than the czpored. himtx nf th- rvxtntn- - Ar» lUte, r.lila ! - A* a nl* women an lam aalflsh tfeato SS ’SECJITSU-'batrangST d—’ting with people wh* ar* either ers or mere acquaiutancM woman fa2foat more manners end lem eourimy than nxm- I*< a cripple meet a man on » nrerow etrip of smooth aid-wrik, either aid* of wltich i. rouA travrifaTand fan oum man will tam out at mkfag mtaie num for th* perron thus rurt A woman, cm th* contrary, will -Hheratand tofll awl CDBIBal fa-—*—•- — •* ■*- • mil chum �vn goods. For Caih or Readyhyf -OMMHlMtor U mareh riling th. wtt! era la Montana to arms and promising them oil tho *poltethey can get from the . 4tedmra. poo- Hancock *ay» an the wild Indians between tho Plata and the . Arkansas arc to be warred upon, and i.tfetu ffilrt a, Gen. Smith and others aw hurrying forward men and.aneana of ? wor.io tbo'. warious Military Ports In nil i tho TerrltortaA The Indians, too, are active^ and uro burning ranches, killing osttior^ and stealing stock with alljxe<sfbl« rapidity. It acorns to have been armored among the Indians that they should Jefe fa a general war this aprlng> rad the delay that l>u arrl-cn while peactrfhl negotiations have been attempt_ ed has enabled the savages’ to make ta■c?c\scd preparations for the coming rjrtwig:e. ■ An Indian war ta greatly to be regret­ ted for a variety of reasons. Man? set-' lives will be avalp-d and robbed, and many innocent Indians will ta killed. whites rad the Indians, will snHVr ■ death, captivity, and flint dishonor ■which is mere to be dreaded than either. There Ore few fine senxdbfllt'es man­ ifested upon either aldo ta the conduct •of ah Indian wur, rad both White- and -Indians go on theqirlndple of striking the enemy where he V most vulnerable. Tbc eiprnw of an Indian War. too, ta nnirnoll Item, particularly fa the pres,'ebt condition of our finances. Besides, t)i» grand trouble Is that when the tndl<u» are subdued they, refuse to remain fb^ana what will be done th s summer ■with an taimen u- sabrificr of blood rad treasure, will have to be done over again fa the same manner, and at the amno coat, next year, and probably each summer for years to come. It certainly wee ma as though there could lx nn Im­ provement ta man areWent of ourlndfan affairs, and as theoyh th- nMcoslty for these eoMtraUy oecurfbg rad enor­ mously oxpcntivb wnm with the aborlxfafsmlght be obviated. The' Interote the eouutty certainly demand art Im­ provement in the management of our Iniltrarelaiiona, and Uicreisa very gen­ eral opinion that, If manr-ged less In the BMBniary Interest of the contractors rad and ‘more In harmony with tho principles of Equity rad Justice, ixcre Sfofeld be Iasi nfoney needed to carry on rannkl wars Wehopo Congfossyhm It shall next aasemi le, will dllircntly in­ quIre Into tiita mit’er of our Indian recountry cannot dsvte- some means of honikrtiMe escape from the horrors of an ai&usl.Ihdtaa War. ’•By Many of the Bouthem Democratic papers are calling loudly upon onr govOnutet to Interfere In behalf of olvtliration radtjieirtypcoftt—J! aitmiij aw. Hta quite refreshing to nototho location of two of these rerw rrodern champions of incrcy. The An^tfsanville- Beacon and the Memphis ArauncAc, aro jjsrticularly lugubrious rad unctuous In their ptSods uppn the "march of humanity." Tl.py quite forgot that tho hiaaanliy of yj^Elarnoaracy as exhibited at ArtnxnsoxvnAE rad Fowr I*xr.ix>w, baa not poised from pnblle recollection. j It may ta Hint tho wbolreome laason wldcfi our bravo boys gavo them, baa convert'd these Itouthorn gratry to tho A’ortArm fcMAof civil teatian. We alnccr^ly trqat that it IB so, and y t, their eh«pr’onrt»lp of ra worse (If possible) tihHflration of bumrally than their own, isliotqulte i» convincing proof-as wo U|nqcBsConabIy, mercy toward this poor «fupe would raise the Mexlem «u^-_ don iii the world'sostlmatlon. It would bo ra act of clemency which would subranio all tho ends of Justice, audattbo rasp fane evince « type of civilisation hlgiior than pawton and revenge. li is mAUkuiy tlsti HaJUMiUob's attempt will ta imitalMl again, comeqmally an example ta not needed. His Ignomfate <ms .failure ta -a bettor warning to theworld than ixlr execution would ta. It is,tan oppertuntay to make the rtgbtklntfof htatorj-, which ocoure eeldom, and which no nation era well af- Americans might situ . f"r Mourn for our tans, rad* who are tn. spired, hr the progreastw SptrtLef the ago towrate a higher typ« of chrtetira civilisation, wtU MU to see the eouodMos of the opposition objections.' Hon who rr&ty gee b sM fir the prtMit, who struggle, for fannralty tnthaju^eat time, wll! not be deterred ft«n e high conception of present needs by the fossil cryofCtnoration. They who believe fa the sanctity and purity rad dignity of woman's character, under political re­ straint, wiU riot belters that her fair name will be tarnlsbed in a field which enlaxRoe her capacity fordoing good. The people rao ripe for moral rad po­ litical reform. They see inthtemeae. ure purification of the ballot box—eman­ cipation from tho present degrading . secure of election day. see country something of a falribow. Buch hope* haw fled I Beckwith Is e^ubte. capable of doing Infinite ham, of fafa. ring our national reputation rad dis­ gracing us, but thattealL falhMlabcr the wretch ta indefatigable. In ths first place be only applied for aad aasared for the axhlbitioo ta tho Industrial pal­ aeo at all the immrate quratlttee of things sent from the United Rtatee, one ninth of the space Great Britain claim­ ed. Mexico rad some Utils European luindpaUty, tho existence of which nobody knows, ylthout be accidently finds one foot fa It some time, are tho only countries which have so small a rpa-o as the United States. Not content [to allow exhibitors to make the noit of thta, Mr. Beckwith seems to employ an the energies of his fceble and malicious brain, to render the display as tBT It is a singular foot, that those in meager and diaadvratagenus aspomible. , the South, who am most aftvtod by tbo He affects contempt for the industrial provisions of tbs Military Bill, accept products and agricultural resources of the same as a rational adjustment of our ouroauntry, and two of hta vagaries , difficulties. We refer to rebel generals, have been tho exclusion of a full line of the most of whom, have declared In its pricked prortatous, a lot of msgnlflcient . favor. 11 ta also a singular tact, that Its broom corn aud samples of grain and { other agricultural products taken on by •rrongc't and mast bitter opponents axe direction of Cob J. H. Bowen, of thta 'Civilians, not directly ntfoctcd by Its “pains end penalties.” Tho some may city tho <*>:un>issiancr for the North- . be said of many at the North, whoop­ wcat His refusal to allow a s]>'.cude<J . . American steam engine to ran American pose every regal measure for an honor­ machinery rad his interested' rascality 'able reconstruction, /torn habit. They have Income to used to nppwijig gov­ in refining to permit the stock In rad to [ ta ptaoed on exhibition, are both by j, 'ernment measures, or any thing origin­ with radical!a sweet morsel whifa this lime wldnly known and appreciate ating ' ed. and all that I have cited are but they , roll at BepcbUcnns) men, that a-.tnplca of this mans general conduct.— driveling old age wlU hardly rid them What a torture of the spirit, wliat an ralmatedcuno he must N> to our lire commtaeloncr, Col. Bowen, who is one of the moat active, eaergetlo andcfadefatignblo of men rad whose Whole heart Is set to the glorification of our great country. The trade of .Chicago was never mnre hopelessly dull than al tits present, ex­ cept possibly In the very beat of a great financial erfors, and every one fok&kIng «nxlonely forward to harvest as a remedy for the existing trouble. I have already had oeeaaion to remark that so excemlve was the general tightness of the money market, that there were very ae.-tona approhensions of extensive and numerous failures. Happily thecriteshaa been accompanied generally by p spirit of accomodation rad tbo burden of financial stagnation has been ao gvncrally spread, that as yet only two or throe bounce have gone down. Of these, one at least, that, of tho wall known house of Klrchoff Brothors, cannot ta termed a failure. It is true' that they have uindo eu aacignment, but tbeir arecta are far greater than thelrllabllities,their property is unquestioned, and the aflklr is only temcrarly brought about by a proceeding on tlie port of thnlr bankers, who will, in all probability be “stall and un-burinesre like attempt to take a mean advantage to obtain, without any adequate equivalent, a' rtp^k jbf goods for third Jiortlra. Tho firm baa paid over J27.000 of liabilities within tho post month, rad thta little tact Joined to RUSSELL ^JVEVIES, Keep the beat BOOTS uL SHOES in town. REV ADTERT18EJIE.TT8. BUSSELL 6 A'BVIjrs, Challenge the "City” on This: —A span of hnraae valued at tl.2TO, belonging to Mr. Perry of Battle Creek, died reocntlv very myetertoui.ly. Feara an entartataod of tho rattle plague. —Roaste la reported to be eoncantratiag troops ta tar a>u*bern and western SoT ticra—probably .with referanco to e lettleiuapL of tho Eastern question. —Higoxtats. take notice I A fudge In this city has decided that a mra who has two wlvre la Itebia for tho dsbtacnotraotod by both of them. ■ RUSSELL JWEVWS, Have a fine Stock of Cmcuxt and Glass-kam for sale Cheap! R USSELL $ XE VIES, 876,000 Worth Clothing, Won’t bo undersold ichtn CASH it offered ! nrniXG TBADE, tHT. lb* ,u,,u- •» ry Merab—u u> tb. tor. ..4 71 ’.‘J *T~,Jr’ ' tald routine of tbought,/rom habit. The Dkxvkb ic7o7ulp) Aries says . ihiU It I* nottiiy intention of the Indians t» kill, but f osteal arid destroy all that they era lay tholr hwtkon. The military aulhorites have placed man at every StaUnn. ThiM-wilh tho oompahy'a-em­ ployee make a quite rwpectable force for ,defence.’ The company have built forts ,connected try undcr-cround parsaxes, 2tl> houses aad staliieR. and eupplle.1 ■ta with enfBclsnt ammunition' to ;makn a good fight before surrender.— Ina country. ■They arc hurtrwted, both sohjfers rad —Fourteen hundred and five gopher imployes, to »h<«t whenever they aeo were nresra led to the County ti.erk. ,an Indira, »othere to danger of some of tabs atMu»ratii>e. Iowa, between tho irth the redskins losing the number of their ii.n.!wUn< j>UUw» prettily, Si.T»^siUr -There la a boras In Qnebec that la 67 year* old. and still draws a family cardta so well convinced tW Kr. Seward will baa candidate for I bo Presidency next-year, that it titlnka Rncnsaxy to ’bo;:in thim early (o head him oft Hallores that be declare* rant years ago : 1that “there was not a doubt be would ta ।the candidate of the a:;oce*sfu! party in Mattern have changed very I1MB J” imuch since •'some y.’are ago. No man Iprobably feris the change morwscnktbly than Mr. Seward. Tf his ambition Is still kept ■ alive, 1st him bars al! tho odmfort derivable from that source. Ha <W osvw dnjoy a more hnrtnbas ndr probably a greater political sMtafaotton. STOCK The OrxLT or Mee. Sdhhast.—Gen. Bdcer, the ex-hebd of the national de* years of business life InAbta city, wins tective police, fa hta testimony before for theca the sympathy and. confidence the Judiciary committee of.Congress, madethefoBowl of tbo entire public.'' ’ Edwin Booth ta playing a magnificent tag the guilt of Mrs. BurraU; •During engagement at MeVtekera. The bouse my vtalt to tho prisoner-, .before their arau raursvpia even cx<>cuUonF'urraU conlexred to me are doing quits as will at the Opera I c®r?«3,b,,t affirmed that she reiuAt House, and grow more rad more attoa-1 J'lelded *• ***• ttrgtognf Booth in ^ir lihfag to us every night. ! oould net * aasasataation. He tastetr give an Idea of their wraderful perfnnn- [ th*‘ hw ®f fld*4,V bo“ud h« । 1 to the subject, to show how they reem I itf A* the election h*M fa Want-; ' nrorasr laslMoathvy, thf Itadical Ile-and human endurance, nd with wbat'j publfckn ticket^as elected by two thoua'amazing rwklesfacss they risk'.their necks Arlington’s minstrelo also have and majority. AVehotioe this, more recrowded honsea every night,and Wood’s pvclally, tsreuec of IteTelng the firxt facstablL iuxiehi is doing a good bustoera. 1t.tenor in uur country where any conald1 Indeed, Chicago was never more Tufly enble* number of negroes have voted. Dl-patehre state that thia was the most <supplied with amusementa then at this opitriy election evarrheld. ta that city.’ present time, ’ ’'.X „ 1 ' . These black men are dlsprovfag very Our loading roer.-hinta uro imklng' rapidly tho aaserttooo of tire Dsmocratio bcrolo efforts to ovcrcoma the exiting - - dullnere of busincsa by; putting tbeir j pur’S'' goods down to the lowest figures rad <i^e OF GOODS, In Ready-Made Clothing, aoTBs, potuags, tfant, CAPS. cjunmtEx, nrjutDs, nvirrs. sletbtag win .elijih s. snaais. t.xiu«U14 u r*“4**4 *• % Vtuxtify Groceries, the eonventton. Tho subject Sag very grnni attention jt the Stale, and alnmat cxpmsataB, is In favor of the GOLD JOB LOTS, FOR CASH, �Xtol Mt* yMteiw “fts: its «15o nasUsr«-,,,ck' w. nrMtoronf fttowtortb. tha-w-mto kiss tej , GLORIOUS NE5TS -eA in. rmist7 ■' tUfc. mo. af!Zl * •nnUnHavitotoaH. ?'rE’‘- ‘U T. A. HcLanona'a Balk ** *r**M-J*-totap. Drottas x. o. or o. jp. HMtint* toft* No.u. to. of 0. P„ aorta 1, Odd Feltews H.iu Ro-er Htock. every Twi. 4>i «•«!»< •» seven owek. uiothere la gaed "■ “’“I MACT. I. 0. . v/... j »gxao»rxo. Graven,, — Fmiu ft McCosnh, Middleville Girthing.-R. U«r.. Sraadea ft Co., Hasting a. •' _Va> Hsssvv Buna. Hastinga. ffaaiAnnua! Kale of Clothing —Bua ft Li H <0 am. Battle Cree*. B,rrr Canute Agrirullarol Society.—Nollen 0 Meeting —C. 0. HoiMoaa. Secretary. Boek, for'M. ’«* ■«?—D. Srutaaa, Co. Cli rk. Taa Dsvxnv or Itrnmnri,—George D Pmutr esys: “We hake been carrying oa the Leoiaiille JrvoM between thirty-ala and thirty H-ra yearn, faring ell that time, we b ive known no man if boaineaa ia the eUy to Call t ba adrertiMd liberally. Aad we hare known no eaa u aoeeewi ia any considerable. Ifcvea^fae rre^eetaHe degree, who didn't advertise liberal Cotsix —Our Cooaiiiutional Convenltan gar Speaker Celtexavery cordial receptloc.lo wbicl the diMingulrited guest retponded la a poealla appropriate speech. At Hxonam'a Onatox.—Wo «fy»lbrarJ eno o there ale* l.ltlw epectmrna of humanity, who lire ea nir and mooeah'ne. wondering 4by our "city ' la any cause for ao ondnly exait leg thia bnUerly. waU— if there Ftoe Naaavtut.—The ciliaena of the eater­ pricing village of NaahviUe, In Una exmoty. wU i celebrate the coming Foenrw or Jolt in an old hahianod manner A good lime may be expected 1 .firing from tbo repotatiaa of tbe citixrna of that ! place for getting op good Ullage. deditettow of fire AJ>—W«T. —t. i." " aabslanbln. rpO THE PUBLIC. For the t-ensfil of thaeo who eaaaet attend the one wiU U gitrn nt ategte We weuld reopeclfellr anamroM to al! perw-oa full couroe. a shorter boek ^rp>*t fc’ ,SJ’ “d ^‘r faT,’"d “’“b *h*ir osdees for FUBIT Ud‘"»K'- »e«y to all young ra»s red Isdta TRKEri for Spring deiiverv. that .owing to oar order, bn ng mi.o-srrted through lbs mall., aad who aim tedosomothiag ia lhl> MboLmm wnrid. not reaching tbe Nureery ia sosoon for spring du cm neglect to acq.lr. a useful buowtodsactawbere. nowre gmg t>ua opnag. as per agreeuiant And. we woold forthir unounee to cor old Fetrows wi.bteg to ^fastes of tullioa in Telegraphiag to a deb ef renew tb.ir orders, M Well a, sQ olh.ro wbo are QprW C. 0. SWEXBRERO, FrtedpaL ia want of Nuroerr Sleek, tost we will remain io Uaotinra during tta sowing summer, and rveauCONNUMPTIYEfl. — The advertiser rasa tie Territory for a fall deUrsey. Aa we are FpO X having bees restored to Mehta In a few weeks dealing for an e>ten«ive Nursery, we era enabled by a very simple remedy, alter having suffered either singly or by the tboueand. We promise fair and honorable deallog. aod hope to merit a fair sttoxeoftbe pohlte palronsge. HUBBELL A POWELL. Agents for Eeri 8Uo Nortery. Rocbeaior, New York. Haatrogv, June td. IM?. ntU «■ A ft /fl. Fm- the MiRKlED. rotary al OHul, or D. W. Braith, Vsmoetrilte. ' aagldlf ope. on receipt of 19 Cento. Addrees, . TOBACCO STOKE. ’ -Dr. K. R. FOOTE. (aathor of Medical Comsum Eouao. -Book 400 pa­ gBUP AHOk r nek, (1.M, wot by maK) No. 110 tastegtoa Arnone, _________________ Cor, of iMtgftb. aL.If.T. PHTEftpS 4 BKfTT,KYW For Cash at tho IxJvrefft Fi^uron, AJTDIFYqp DOXY SEEWJUt YOU TAW Atak Cftf 1 »♦ l»c. - C. J. BBYDGrt, Rsaa^tag fteXFuStoraL t F. PHACH. Gaaerai Agent, Sew Yerk. J We keebaatataatlr BB0AP GfttMir SHOMT ATLANTIC & GBIAT WSTKRN Broad flange Railway! BOOTS # SHOES, CHEAP! CTNCIMNATL cr YMABA. OAUMT.-r MANI* rau>, er CLEVELAND, or COBBY, a SALA- — nevP’y'o'rk, Tip-Top Tea, And Glassware, ax-wan oa nasa. Hastings, DTO- lfth lM(. • • • tf • . DKUGB AND MRDIONEa AU rf whfab we ata bnnJ to son'j|t WASHINGTON CITY. ooax an sax 0. D. IPlUtNIB. This U tbeewly Route to tbe PaaMaren wbe with a Qeteb and Comfortable Trip will appreciate th. Smooth and Perfect Track ssraasxtitis.^i.’E and Sure Connection of the Atlantic k Gt. Western Railway. Fan aa Low an Tua aa Qctat aa ar awv <mm Ih 3 -4 { it di 1 CIGARS, s^f i5«±:r gfo to married of 4tbW to,. WhTq >0 P (tel-- CS^^»m3i ' -n GUTTA-PERCHA, i Fgem fort to au bntaa are areoreHy "l.ifnF to cure oedxaaxy oats af Hominal Weaknora ta< Emleslohi, lbeu£k Unset fa derived tfam using w. JjATJEST FASHIONS DEMAND J. W. Briikj’s OUekrateJ Faicab I > I I’I BELL S TONIC PILL!. (OM DOtBLB SPKIN0) S S1IBT ... They wm art san or aaSsk like the Hiagle flprtog, bet wUl pfa-tm their p-tfael aad grew- have barn thrown aaide aa aedaea. 'Tbe Heopa SS5S?srSreSW,’£Ktf.SK*S! abdAMnft nMB^k«HTae . Throw *w*r. yunr fols- tris*-, yow ftwltbea. . FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE, 'UwMnaeuIL . ' ! .' 'f9 i lSw I B ® cwnpuri,.’ ) nam. Dr. J. BRYAN, Consultinx Physician, . ■ •■ IUto£Steal Bpriag^Urtfo^a ekffta day^tn never afterward, willingly dlvpanre with their . «t BattoBwax, B-q Tom. ;msjISR?ra=?ftS «E? r“ “* --"1-re.■e-n — Ur.wm WAX, CtaafaMscnWMK- -ro Tbe Ladies wiu find our Stock ef Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Pla vdrinS * ’Extra.r.fx. MOST Vd-liakix lllAK GOIDI Bryans Life Pills, Tho Best In Tow»x FOR SALE la dl atone where (ret elaas skirts A Laaas amaar-sxT CKUDSXWS OABS, A TBATEi-lMG >gg trrs. n Ctambew. aad » ft il Roods Hi^, New Varik Here fa the p!.« to bey year POWDER, CAfK SBBT, CAftTBIDGEB, ELY’S BATENT WADd, AC-, >he jftrae-Ow Dmt tnm a ROBERT^. CONSUMPTION CUBAEXJI. MX ‘ - ff»WfticMRflipAM, atrttiwiiMife-'' roeeedm that riata* wm bnaL Te isi i yttah ^EKSgj? .as 3d a "*** Aad they wUl be estri by the re tun: efmaU. port Esgg^sSffiiS TO LADIES - tac-M SMaTpuLmwimj mtCT Is setaidim JEWELRY. WHY W oVcTx YM l BBBf » .WUIT X IW Will 8 .^asagEregxggg R. HERRICK, A raw falMagB—ady will be fond to Dr. IlARVEpJ FMIALE PJfcU. DIALER IN And repwoe in yew own luxuriant hair. ■ ieui eitcual 1° ?**-*■“■**■!■• Opr«A Carrtegea. Ball Road Can, Cluuah Pawn, Arm Chain, for Promenade and Hou>. Drew, aa tb« Skirt eaa be [IB BUSBILL ft WBY1N8* BTOBB.) . PoeunMkro of comfort, aod not worth a Ig t - In extreme eases ef Debility and T-f-*~nyr Sr tm Separator CapillL 11, Chronic C,1M lul nHiouUilr wku Im- ELIPT1C ! F. Hertings. Miqlu, Ja^ M. Qw,\ ■ GERMAN rites, d^rt4t.vs« T JS , r-p. Bo“>ix, M-d.oo.N- T. r; fivyl ss .'’IS yw i\ ** S^r?;... g teaUKzx.ta:--' .18 ------- •UJ'! ”“«« marMtf. Tbo Daoiax Elliptic ta agreat favorite with ail School Books, ^4yiy^SSCrtS.?’r Photograph A Thum a PUriMflM- M«7. J. BRIAR JIOOT, At th. Pro.irrlerito Ch.reh to H.sttegx .. Hastings Mar tats. Hasifoga. JunoL’.M?. . MEER9CHAM, _ |.i »> men: BELLAS SPECIFIC BEKEDIXBI W. ■- SHAraXJWl^rt"^?U Huni&e Headquarters! SEkHItlED. COMMBKCIAh. CIOICB FIHUT dOCERII 8. AND P1P1S, qf erery kiafaud vurtety. ____ failure a ItOTtn yoVN« Are Wervuled 'in all cases, fo Cure ofall ittaeaeea Breadway and Front Ntreeu; lit Vine street: I'wnsMtl al —-....... ae YOtmibin. street, xml st New Raresgu faqprt o? lbs CiooioIMof'ee. Uleet, 8<*m Dfaea No Change of Diet u Fourth Street, nad at the OStara ef ooaeectag Hk "v-s- SNUFF, " truce, aim dellueateotho very fortnrea of ftpsnon ron are to marry, anJ by th, aid of an io- AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW FIQUBM, No. m Broadway. New York; No. It State BL aad XX School8t.. Iloaton ; Depot aad Unia--{Ilee, - North Rida State Street, whore ho will 'reOdre Kxxo-WT TKy IMaitftny I Customer, with the poliuat Btleatten. ' Fanner,, tbl. to th. plsc. to buy your troloriet, Clairveyut aoJ FeyeLocietrirtan. who TOBACCO. boa Mtoiliabod tbo actontiic elaesvs of tba Old World, baa now located beroeif al Bwdnoo. X. Y. • •c Oil Regions of 'PenMylvcnia. t >-) ANewThing for Hastings u m hand a Dry Goods, Boots $ Shoes, Hatsand Com Groceries, Piece Goods, Crookcry GROCERIES QF ALL KINDS. Ghrocerifeat, ARTIFICIAL LEGS. tdru M Use faluhs bwboid orwttbof Iha sppli^Breaot soacb pJoaoure to the many friends of g-jasrgiftggfegri: < 0m* XnrivftfaM^ it AT TJSJE TICKET O^FXCXIt ecmSunVraUens SSrid* bKft^Sri'tofr si” MR. J. C. HALL t^-Ousauu. Omo. awn HtLUMM (Iiol, are known everywhere for tbo number nf tbeir litevary institutions and the nomber cf students Io attendance. They are noted for tbo cheap, popelar and thoreugb Vstaw llisusso Isatxsrra of Cauaxts, Ourvix ft Co., which is there located. There ia co IssrrrvTs in tba country whore-ata- r L‘ i WW> ar osjMDtsarari a mbj»A«al rmr Affectteu. Tboauly object of the adrertleer in J JT H11AI1 Beading tbe Frescrintfon is toboMfli tbo .Misted and sprem! infonnsl.es whlib be eoereivra to be <*' tll^w 17*^7-+. -*-'~‘Mt-ao~to Tbow—wvtoTdta. atrrtoxrr cSMX* erflow M4>*ar aLijaSSiTBtSiiai^, NE W-GOOD8: svanau for years. No remedy seemed salted to my case Two in Ont. Would most reepectfuily ancounre to tbo Citior even giro relief, until 1 obanoed to rood M You eun toko off the Foot end pnt mb Stub. AB adrerttecBxnt of Bryan's Ute FUU Well, there in wont Mod for a Fmwphje^^^ to aaotbar cbanee. thought I. ao IH try a twentyTORAfXin RTAPP IU ,r«r To witoeoo tbo wonderful / ... * , Mr**r« Siow and Norton, waa worth tbo / wtataien, let alone the fine moaio fur^"•.bolh InMromental and vocal. In faet. tbe 'M'toiMMU WM ogMtnd With M0 J<?XS<6r., *«•■«< waobw ; f 4 tai ?■ tamoftg ft fort •' raxxjLM « CONFIDENTIAL dreao ao abere for parttoulare. Rnroth.-whta. weighed iV»“'::*nUnMratobMllLta,lfU.ey can. ^Tto Im fat, of tMBteto Wo»J grower, Amobaft» good exhibition, abmri 8! 4W- «P>M or BasUogs, Juno Ip, MC.-aTlf this emnniSuTly, for the enforeemeat of thia wholsaorae and righteous law of Prohibitetion. tWTroublrd with headache, are you f Well my friend. 1 know what it La to liar, an headache tto«ker. I«j4 Of tbo band, eml nthorn. old oom O' TOC TAJT «X» fttn C8UF, wr r^bV'isLS'it^'cr^ii^ aid in the boot of atrle. Slop in and cool Ibv keatoi 0,1---- «l to toy heart’o content and inaare cneceu to the enterpnae. ' T«« '■iXi.nta.-Riow ft Ftaber. fovorod U ’■to oav ef tbeir "Exnelaior Kxbibitiona" on Irot Boterdar. Tbeir company ccoaiata ef acme of ^broteruatojntb. country, and wb.t to mote «»« bnt truly moral aad teaperoto gentleman ^ 'n-imueroconnentod tberowttb. Wo more to BBOWI SUGAR, . - ia)o. This laalitoiiou offare as thorough and praetieel a couree of inetruettoa aa sil Cot-imervlal “*h Pne« paid for Furs and' College tn tbo Northwest, aad at aa expea,, fur teiu-o tmrd maeh tom tbms to u-^ITXr,. Prtzcafot •^ATTOft. Jnrt Bslev tfae Brink Btook, Great Barjaim &r fe W ! GRANT) BAPID3 BUSINESS COLLEGE .nd li " ‘“u‘ — HS AX& naora ta DRUG & BOOKSTORE, ••Of earthly good,tbo best Is a good wlfo; A bad—the bitterest euros of human Ufa.” UnlsM you eaeept cold, wet fest, which can bo eSoctually prevented by tho use of DA Da Visa UTAt young ludioe will indnlgo tbeir taato tor pvm-eroedr, and orpameota, we may mention that the proltieal Car evening wenr. aro them en a lUipotlan oca.lv from artlldal rca»a J*"* " and Uliea nF tbo valley. From tb«o eomooftta prmtloet brooobaa, earring,, ate. toal WO bare ervr aeon, were made. It doM mat “»‘ya need the eoailiaat material to rondo? a I"*4’ moat attractive. Nratnona and aimplicity fosTinrsox. l uu>ox, ruus. trm-w • - ^l^^£inuA£;^rciTtsA, riatf • roM-ffirs oz/s hterooindr.aatt will omthea natblofomdmv r”‘JLhjir',,«th. FrreenpS O -A. Is E 8 , PUcn, FREE, by retara mail, wll |'re>» address, —an— /gKrWFSk or au arene. , Bev. EDWARD a/wH-NOnT^ menity. and to greatly peoducure of Physical ffij^ggMFAimm. uniUAF a eg.. ■krt WUltomebarg, Klug, Co.. N. Y. sodvring. Mrstri eafecbkmcnt, and mere! degis6sa» lmk PXROIUOF YOVTII^-A Oowtlemw whs Long - Tried, l^taLUehrnent! HtoUra. tb'rofure Aha4roJ, Tb»L every 'rec lever of Cl>nat>and nyftg CABRTCL TO 8VT OXI.T TEg OKXCOHL JUsnSoved for yean from Xoevous Debilltv. Proevey^well wiaher oNus raee la ourrelly^boubd A W A Y W ITn tv. send fave to an who ae-d It. tire reedpt red and sale. . H PECTACLE8 fliwu™ fur waking tbe tlmr-teremedy by wbirt M X* ftWxBTCtaftr . ICAerocs, Laws are given for tho protection and Ono Erin Mans New, gavernment of men to tbeir rights ; and Where­ eauty, without doctor or. as the gvtierel mum «>f muktod >.a» always de­ modtauos. Reni r oal psld clared the law^beroker a dsngj-rons anembor of •lyl 4( Cedar Stmt, Sew Yost. ou receipt at io Ctx Ad drew. Dr. O. I). FOOTE. force against the sale at all in taxieating liquors Bo. iloLaxiagtoo Aveune, Farnten' Mafaal Fire Insurance aa a beverage, ibereforo EattMifanft txr1MI,by Cor. Eaal uth. at., N, Y. A'asufrad, That th* sailer of Intoxicating liquors Company. • HAtrera, 5o ell free gwvvrnnirota the eofcrewAW,V W.T„ Tbe Faritad Halwal Fire tee-fanes Company J. F. R0BERT8.WH0 IB SELLING MOM ABD meat of the law, depewda upon the moral aapof Barr; ft Eatoo CeeoUee, lauure aoihiag but port of the tew abiding portion of oommunlty, . ■ tmcenruiTASis BETTEll GOODS 1'"rTO l"“ and wkeros 1 tbo moral support of the tew abld z TRUSSES. log portion of thio community, to to a tergo e»For tba aame money than an^ other Stere is Comfort sod Cure for the lot. t wantingin tho enforcer vol of tho Frohib[ Ruptured, bent post-paid R.W Genwotn, t ermcntrille ;8eCrotary,’Ussas torr law. therefore P-pntaPoteatkfadtahe*- ‘ Hl/ । AwwfroJ. 1. That It la our dniy to giroall on receipt qf inCMta. C'aarrxxA, Olivet. ' D?E. B. FOOTE, Dirceton. engaged inetj-ircoins said law. Drogo. Chsmteala, Faints, Oda. 1. To put the proper authorities ia pemseefoe _____S-'l; F ato Wises and Liquor., for tbo mck. of any facts, that icav come to oor knowledge by wUcb |be vtalateis of said law maybe brought Ice Catan—A new lee Cream Saloon baa Jual b«s opened at the old ata^d at Scbuppao, on State street, by the gentlemanly proprietor ,M' ■i’I bepleanad to furniah th SumrvL-We beard a atrangvr apply tbi word to mir nUage. That man bad oomo poetry •a hia voal, aa well aa a taato tot tbinga of a grammaatcrv. But few villagea can data ao ■•eh that 1, rroily benotlful. aa Beatlnga G. eitlleaa folly a;q>reeiaie Ibla, and with evumendnbla toot, are adorning tbeir private realdeoeeo ““4, and on., In a atyle that doea them gna Lrta» KSkSS&f”'' meeting of the’ people at Hasting,, el the Metho* diet Church ca the evening of tta Sth inai. We hope tbo people wUl abide by this action with unfaltering Edelity of purpose. Mlarwae, The manufacture and sale aa a bever­ age of any totoricaUng liquor. 1, diametrically opposed to too tree spirit <H Christianity; aod A Gases Axvireusnr Ball.—Ia to be given, Tberwlav eight. Joly 4th. |»«f al the New Ball by the Hastings Orchestral and Quadrille Bawd.— Ticket! U, Including topper at the Hasting Sanaa. Genre Uaenao.-A IWo-daya mooting, com aeatlag Saturday. Jane' IS, at 1 P. M.. will bo held is Qncaa Grove, Mayle Grove Tewaahip aadcrthe amplees of the Independent Noeiety and Uo Grind ftirer AnoclaUeo at Calroraa1-aU- Good lf-aiera are expected to bo preaeol op us AND BATE YOUR MOSEY. TnttPaorta KriAS.—The following preambla Coon.-TUe Republican Convention at Mont penary. Ala., a tew days sires, declined ta invite Judge Gen. Dick Uu,teed to a aeat In the coo- kf.w eirenmateww, by the gallon w lb. barrel, las- . ' ' ' ' ** Afas SOLUM AT poolpreand imitator? ere ahtoed.MdUo asly raf,guard tbo pubtie has agaitml them to to aa. that lb. Bittern they buy the eegrared tebdand note of band of Messrs. Hostetter ft Olothea for Ewarybody; Rmltb.ead the Oorerr.nisut stamp over the cerk i=- ■ ESrCtotbes for small m.n-terg. u-.n-ta ofUtobeUla. men-tall mkn aad short men. NOW IS Y0CM TIME, YOUNG MEN : tsvou raftiren, . lo^Tptal Btim*brffor d bd* COau Will YMlrapr-vaUt An Ordinance has been paared by the Com mon Connell, that side walks bo built on both aidevof Maia "Rrort. from the Bridge on the Weal aide to lbs Middleville Collage, aad on tbo Eari side of Main street to thejunction of Grand Rapldu and iiastingu Hlroets. AUawin, are prohibited from running at large in the streets, wblib is jest and right au it abonld be. J. K ^Tax Urrr -oterSocial will meet on Wednreday evening d thia week, el the rreidenee of A. W Batin, Haq. The people are cordially invited. sucre,,. It to th. naly .tra^hlc and ulleratlv, Lu whtoh are combined the geasral requisites of a mild, pare, .ml unriltetod regeteble .Umsted, with tbs finest s.terttoa of tonie/antl-biltoea, anU-oosrbutic, apperiaat, aed deparutlro herbs. pleats, roots, and barks that boro ever bees latermlxed ia a Ctodidaal preparelMa. It is also proper to elate that the BiUaro ar. M s £ • ill C ,. i 'W Mtommim fMMr-Tbe*Mw Bridge over ana prenouaco It tbs mdy sMi attmala^l that has •mbaMMlndund Mothsaiok (Msubugl fa. the Haepitela of tbo Amy MABanyrtbo ■■gWs« hod K fte eery bort temle foe t ravel mmuto, and tt-ota«^*jfor o-taatog lb. v>, .g troops M tbo mar^. « a remedy for wn/Tp oeri aaldlwwteteEMim, wmlto ttaeMyspocite for totoaicknoea.- CgHforaia and Aaotenlia have emphatically eedoreM |i M the Minor's Medicine par excel lance, anfl ia Spanish Afoarie. aod all lb« tropics! glUnatea, Jl to'coariderod the. yfr r-UMo -nUftoteto splAralo forrr. CX XX •rPAk.TTXJaXNGMi z>*Ax»T*ei« gg rxk cut om RAIL. W'T'^U -SF-W • ’ tbatW^ob ■ k F laig. 3 •f) j im Tl G°” BomEr8«Twuc»Bnma n. Mirer (Mg Into noltee agulu-i U-prsfudtoos wkteb The riHseas of Barry Cowaty to bo otothad VVNo •’!.otFJaa?l A.M.,arobel4at Maaow- drunk and dlaorotorly, la violation of tbo (ft sntAGtis a co.. AA ieildl.o, Wednesday or be fere every fullmoon. T>< ReraUr meetings of PrumBIt Lodge ,;,M.e-r.^i.M.wWdn‘x1^i- hS R«my.>M wm M K oM p^ mnMMfogto M1B0LT LOW PUCK. • sofoptoto stock a* Tuesday evenings anas before array fell moon W.M. iMd in dafiaolt of payment to bo eommlttod to tbo Connty Ja.1 for twenty d,y,. yraa nichlsan Central Railroad.' end dafcridant diacbargad. Paoeoger Trains oa th» Mieblgan Gdfstra Foouinrrocx Law ftmwtaen.—Oa tbo 4 th Inai WU° Morton’, Mining •«............................ttiM . a. old atanu on ritelo Street, wm OMvktod of mIIDae .,?’<••........................(rift P.«. Sentj' furaislpj ®oois. g.ealaa E«Fre„................... lltta r.n. lag Liquor, contrary to IbnBlatoto in auri> eaam Night Espreoa....................... Mt a. a. tnadv end providod. ’and fined (SO and cool (41 vestas aaeewan*. OS to aU, it being tbo m^ .1.^., wbiXb. Al! kinds of Clothing—all aisao-all styles aad P»H aad tra. dtoclurgod. Dev (sprees............ . .............. <•(• f. «prmes to suit tbo ttaaa. ’tveelea Fepreea....................................... ' Sight Kinross................... .((• a.M. HTT- Q. ftun* Ire Croom can't be book A An entire Balt of Clothes ftr Six Dollars, ft N. RICK. Goe’l Hapenaleadaat trial -Hl cwnvluco nU of thta fan. Ton'. rw.UA A Tip-Top antt for (3ft. too, me Sttod up tn . ,ty|. both elegant ud in­ Wcw Advortlaomonta. viting. and baring palta attemlMto, Ua place nx DDT ctufPtrnio.'i m gcj /un must be one of public reoort. TU SATIsrjtCTIOX. Teacher's Meeting-J. H. Fauna. Co. Sept. tbo Tbontoppto Wvro nt thia plaoo la eooiptotod. which La a Dm structure, built at a coat of (I.tftn by Meeaera Banes A Walccs, of Greed Rapids, who have done credit to tl.«Melv«, aad 1 would recommend them to the eiii.en. of Jj.rvy County u Brol-clAM Mecbanlc, who thor­ oughly andentand their baatoen. They go from hero to cecameuce work cm tho Cold Water bridge, about five miles below thio place on Grand ft,pIda road. Their Oontraet far building the aacuo la FM. Would it not bo well for too Commiosioaen of Highways, of Umliny, to taka • at our Bridge, aad caka arvangrants for build­ ing a Bridge over the river al that place f I think it needs U. , The village Council have organised aad ap­ pointed all uScara who were not elected by bai- > rtrnr 1 Istends at M b-ftd < AHA* .Win -nd alterne- At fcHUy B*l^yrjclg On M. Dewwr. Ml. MTMnAtBMUSftw. . triArl I. o. or o |_|LltXAM! . - ; -XE ■Mao'-tor. U too Beto* ’1UM provided, mrfaU. top «fae. *!p . H li; ‘ Uli'MTB. = HgW ABTDH toi. ttair frtou. '*>n " **** "**"• cLoca, watoxh, fmjtr, gn> m and flaybd van. »yutari:,CT ne matter from wl-at Caere they artaa. A Bdri .site,toiWil ef Amsriqmi aqd Nwfaa gwsrns B. B-HsragpitaZXfo-MSredMsrsrita —— - j^MALJMTAni AQBNCb-l ’■ II. WBXGRV; / Roel Broker, mtsbutyillC esttr co, - Wfcintujt. '-'•teSZT • *1®*:' < ^ft fota WL �n.Izrtin«..»Pu'rA6«Italm; SAVB MONEY IM UaAtter, J’ditahforhw, I’d drink (.rand Bl ver dry for her; .g*|PWBB 2 FBOBA ITR ORDKR. BOOTS IMS STATIONER! LS.GOODIEAB &CO. txt I’d taw to.- her, A rival who’.l entua to -‘toot" tar her; I'd kno t :orber, ’WiEhVflw- km^freLfcrber; I’d nrlm 'n.n>* wind and tide father; rd try farter, 1\10.y farter, Mtafa 'h—itJte tf Hd die for ter I N. B.—Ur any other woman. ITT ARE NOW RECEIVING DI­ RECT eron jiANtrrAci'.i:,t URERS AND AUCTION BOUSES IN NEW jBagjujgE BARLOW, GOODYEAR, 4 GRANT. ’ YOR^ A VERY LABGE ft.FINE STOCK Tendcrnreo is the repox: of pamlon. BAP PANS. who nhreya lore, hare not tbe COMPRISING ALL THjt SUFFEBlofaure.lo < out plain and to bo tuxhappy. The punlahment of tbore who bare ENT VARIETIES OF lov.ul WmUico too much, u to love them Staple and Fa: Fust re<*Emo Dacaoiara' TBE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOVE Or " Paints Oils, tbeyttayr GlasE# Putty, GOODS DRY GOODS never have any. , A frillKr mid tn hlii Wife, when hla Boots and Shoes, lwOmDmn acunonuMa or 1. a* wiFRantn optal< n that, now a day*, ladi m acciu to treat ttw w t’a'aa* vulg>r fraction.—to b. reduced to >te Irree^teBfo «’***»’ coin* to rateyuiir rent ” ntrl a VdrnisTi, JDyo Stuffs, Ol all kinds, Groceries, PAINTS, OILS, ever bro't to this Mart, GLASS, cossBnsa ln riirror Doots As shoes, Druggets, Oil Cloths, ^*Am I not a Uftla pate?" in-pilrod a MSy, wt.o wJirriK'ortAudco.puIent, of a Wall Pappi At»MIWtrrRATOR»n SAT.E. , r^x*?5S-“ PUTTY, AND WOODEN WARE. sx-rsSEriss-Siswsr! s iS'WjFyiasrwnEPsiatr >*s< HI I>di tef teifeii i JiMlyrta Hats'dt caps, HARNESS Bleached'goods, SHOP. PEtomT ■•ORGANS r-Qadp Uilnte It ratter renurttaUa that whle -overal tbouwotd fret are required Crockery, &.c. AND XIULODLOMS, Ln dies’ dress goods, CaMlwualyaaafdrd lhctr-1 ,rui.»(U14X«u ‘- As Thw Beat C&btaot Oygm* wero"purchtMte<l during the recent decline . . *1? in the Eastern S Markets, Amwirea ftetilut^ K<rr Ynrt.’ OrUUr. :*J Bring peWjAuwfrfyiwtftrtn tXjiM^Nvn. Fancy goods, Cassiniercs, Ladies’ fHrs, ING TUA T WJ£ CA N AND Cloves and Hosiery. WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. BLACKINGS! AnMknxwled^heaUeflbe'aiuwlba^ ‘ ■ a*a4. a bn bare sand them ia be Ina hari pirpe<.U-.m at the kind ere- offered «a baring «->o tbnrvs«hly cried lt.m, «nf • wrr mm cmm. V. m »M «W — the boya, and Hugge •BarijaJfi:- -“•HoW eafae’anctr a gtwy n>ca> la the e*Mrf’*wM»M(vW«-d»-Btn-tOT to bar faaldofall work. ’Why'* rep tei tbe jajyiitltocnare. "yattareMKjyt^tnw hln, W l^naWWttlte ram &w, Hardware Merchant, i That our Customers can Save 25<Per Cent. On Former Fricea. BLACKING: WUt»ri •aSrardlatto ain^teeTtf Coffee .wrrtflA jJqnge&dT Spices, &c, &c. WE DO NOT MERELY 8AY WE OU WhU* "Ubr*ud Se&HfeffiSsJSM n/ ...Ik!.. Mr il^ b_ M - . WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD AjmiUnTEEY Where wUlbe faahtrreaetaady aa bead Anearteanre. IneprefclnpofttemattM Wised a tunriTremn, >■*»’•When M FV«I ul,l Do/Tay. W» no­ tel o’r»-n rip tHttaglu trout of tbo nac’-.lnc on ifidr h mnch«s 11. ahltig LWty tbe t are IX-m -bob ey a. with tlulr MANY STYLES OF GOODS A LARdE ASSORTMENT OF To our Ciutomen Silk and Straw Bonnets. 13» a. Clark Htn-et, ChlUte. J Aad sold by eU Retail Dealers ibruurbeat Ibe tolkVat • ryInqaire fcr Dr. D»V..k,»0', Rerahiorira•rr PrwhOuJ’alUber Uenwee Ul.«k>ap, oaf ’ B° Wholaeafa A(eate for MfaUraa. MUSKINGUM belreate «a|y by - SAM.hr MOD nWatyvynfun. 4-a u.*.***. VALLEY Ab Cheap as other Mer­ chantshave bought in Hew York. RhK«*V**M :n «' <’ ,ntfm C4Uft:XXAMIN0UBa00B8 .AM) PRICES, liareb port Be sal Krull other Tar PreparatloM to be DalBMSrta jHhr Wine ENGINE WORKS, MerrxT-B life oo» m«w in nau num Zanesville, Okie. CrtJl ASD riKENIX E1TT1X< The lot SoettWol ErflcW. '‘fcaMiSS 1b ibw FOR � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-06-19.pdf 07ffddb9c36c8964ac38742a09b89768 PDF Text Text Chr afixstings Sisatr Dotvey & Toyrij^yg, AT HASTRfCfl, BAHT to, MICH., OSr* la ted “f Rowar Block, cenisr el jrsrs! VOL. XII, lliijiucss Jirrrton), gttsitiea Cards. SUia C. FREEMAN, runwini M ILL IN ER, orxa srsctaDro-ssroax lUSTIXOfl,- . . oSyi . . . MICH WILLIAM MYERS, TURNER A CLARKE, Carnap & Wajtrfaiers. , - • . n:<B3 • ■ . Mien. r lanoTrfrague a ca, CLOTHING, Groderies and Produce, ’ ’TTRG.ANS, .ODEOJHL :r.r,lpr0fc,Gsmrta’; ribtaeb OygtoM,’ • York! October. lM‘“ viArWQteCfvT. IVyra. . Hootis & Hhoex, txAruirx a ftxDrxni. iiASTrxGS,...................... Mtcn. Saffirs & HiriEEtm, GEORGE PRENTON,* General Grocer, House Painter, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19,1867, ?«trB. but t’-apt Ofaymore knows better than to indnlgo fa ench a luxury ae • pennftees Wtete WMklnc tete pipe, by M ete^y site, wife. So Fletcher camo along, made rich by a ration wfadfaQ, M^-eiu e I# a wduag iiua *1U tU (tarty tuseUr. Mra Flrtchor to-night; and more beautifklnd ‘ ---------Pwckrt an Ua kaee ia aktaa cyrt girt. herder v-------half an Lour Art at ibe ubU bl. vUb is ai*ra<. ------ , - didn't envy Fletch­ WbCle oaltiag.brart froa a aaawy UaAer, if ho m worth half a million. Let's With ( dabby boy at bar aproa diagiag. go Lack ip the house, it's going to rain.' Tbe faran wiubrs tb< U!o .mok*. “Suppose Fletdter was to kae hb for­ Aa it forty «mr'» la tbe blaaUa’4 eeillag ; tune—what then f* Tbe fol I art tbe folfoj eked* of blue. “Mvgvod teltow, ho would lose hb A bty leaaoa otllfe reraslmg. wife u>o samo hour. Some women there are who would go with their husbands to beggnry—and he’s a fine fidtow, too, b Fletcher; but nut th# lovely Marian.— Thrm, the rain begins I” glisrrllanj. "And aB fa gone F’ "Why, do, «r; no, Mr. ITntnhcr—not all lisre a that rix hundred a ycor^nd HASTixaH,> • ■ ■»/> • • • Mich. that ’tittle placu down at Dover, that yuu Ilonca end Carriages at all boars. soUl.nl on your wife; yuu may eave the out of the wreck. A triflo—o mere noth­ LEW. CAMPBELL. ing, I am aware, out of such a noble in­ heritance as yours, Mr. Flelrlior—but sfiU something. Half a loa( you know, Liieryartwarmtur, & Sale StaHe, ‘City Restaurant,’ He stopped abruptly at a motion of Richard Fletcher’# hand. Hta was a lawyer, and used to this acet fl thing; and not much affected by thc^Bory, he hsul run down from Nuw York t^cil Mr. . hlctcher; hb rich client had speculate! Hr, HAHTTHOA ' rashly, and losri—a common casecnCTigh. - • "A week ago bo waa worth half a mill ion; to-night he wm not worth a aixjxince— RUN YA N, DOLE A CO., that wm all There were his wife's set­ IMfoss la tlements, at count; but they were hfa wife's—and Mr. and Mra Fletcher were two. «; thought I had better let you know at oure, Mr. Fletcher,' tho lawyer said ; -if# sure to bo fa everyhcsly’s month to­ morrow. And now, if I’m to eateh the nine-fifty ujrtraiii, I had better te start­ fag. QooMgM — better D«xt time.* "Guod-night," Richard Ftetcher said, mccliouicully. Ho was leaning agnfart the tow, iron gateway, hfa ibl.lr l arms hiving ou fas carved fcq^ and tbe Mack ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN shadows of the beedies shutting him fa like a pail Up the avenue colored lamia gleamed along the chestnut walka Lh‘o> rod, and green, turning the dark Novem­ bernight fairy-land. Tho wide front of tbe stately nsanston was all aglow with ilhtmfaaltora and music, aad flowers, ^dfairwomra; aad fai^ wm fair, its prtmdyoaag ,mU #•* my Htmel is tbe Bl«k an Ftetcher. ___ Two cm Morfon fa? O» C, Usrtry, wbewfllawUl— . J. LBE REED, Blasiniitli Carriais Iraaw, Boots and Shoes, Jrji <5tfbi)B. (Brotcrits, MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK IMmSMtaNails Luube,*' her mbtrees said, briefly; and Louis ooited up tbe slutting hair, and or- Cottage still With tho clary of tho brilliant new suidumw new hope dawned for her. A Marian Fletcher aroec and swept into tiny memenger, with Richard Fletcher’a groat brown eyos, smiled up fa hor face, thn boudoir. Ik waa tho tbuntiral S>oe of boudoirs, all rtao-tilk, and aitecr, and and a baby hoed nreilud ogafart her Lugroe-work, and delirious Grewre paint­ lonely heart. Ah 1 she knew now bow ings rmDuig down tram the fluted panels. aho lured baby’s father, when the brown Alright wood-tiro burned on the mar- •yes, of which three wore tho counter­ bio hnorth, and hw hueband stood lean­ part, were tost to her forever. with tho great world shut out, and ing aguinst the tow ehirnnry-]ucre, whiter with Only haby Richard, and her two and Colder Ulan the marLto itsolf. “WrU," she said, “what b ilF’ x servants, life went on in tho aulitary cot­ He looked up. She stood beforo him tage. tTLa winds of winter Lad five in her beauty and hot pride, jewels flash­ limes swrpl ora the reuotem sea, and ing aa her fairy hands—a queen by rich! little RLLird could toddle and lisp ; and divin# of her asura eyes and unaetod in Marian Hotelier’s heart hoj>o slowly hair— hia, yet not hia; “so near, and ye*, died out Ehe had lost lam through her so fhr. ’ lie loved her, how well hb own own fault; ba, to whom she hod boon lound fa the mysterious tie at marriage, “What b UF’ she repeated, impatient­ would never took upon hor cruel faco . ly. “I am tired and steepy. Toll mo in again. She Mt one stormy Novumbor night, a word." thinking ray sadly of tho true heart and “J can—ruin!" strung fore she had cart awav. Har boy -WhatF’ by aaloep before tho ruddy fire; the rain “I am ruined! Alito gone 1 and wixul beat like human things agafast th# glare. Elio Ml tookingocawarC »-id> her druas, loaned heavily against a chair. weary, empty eyre, so dMuiate—so dcso■•Ruined!” she repeated. *A beg­ lafa Dor oMsl eying out with mrafterabl# yoorniag for tho wanderer to cocae back. gar I ’■ There was a knurl- ni the cottngv-dty >t, “Ugly wards, are th^ riot? but quite true, f did mA know it until tort night; a faltering, humble knock. Through tbe Kcarstall ramc frvm town to tell me.— dncjiontng gloom uf the rainy twEiglit My lort RTand speculation has failed, and Hhn saw a tutu kwninr wearily ngamrt fa ite fan uro regulfod araything. I am as poor aa the poorest laborer on hb ro­ with drooping head and dojoeted sir— d«<, eto> ute ; poorer than I was five yean ago, Her toma.A<*rr <•!***• cuuld hear her tamdi, high-pitohod rosec. before thb fortune was toft ms" SOLD OUT. The Business at the Old Stand, in *11 Ju Terfoae Branchei. N'S™. Hu kUto lo I«• lioouooo. hoo Ura U nU rim to my rocra, John, and ra more those wet dothos, aad than ride far ^our bfe fora doctor. Be to my huoYre, at last Aftse all three wray rears of wai ting har husband restored to her like thb I Restored, yet asariy lost For many, many nighte after that the watabre’a lamp burned in Marian’a rhemhsr - and she sat by har sfck husband’s tods -sick ahmat unto death. Night and- day you found her there pale and stecplros as some ministering spirit listedn? to hb wild, dfecaracotad talk-—listening to har own name often and often on hb lips.«— How aha cared tar him; how she iny sd 4>r him; how she loved him, only hen run knew. * Har praym prevailed. The heavy, brown eyes opened one atiB midnight­ watch and fixed on her face, do longer to a delirium, but knowing her with Kind­ ling light of doubt and joy. “Marian," he said, faintly, “my wife? She waa on her knees betide tom, hb weak bead lying in her orating arms. “My darling I my darling I thank God! My dear, my tree, my cherished LieUnd forgive your erring wife 1” fib face lit withe rare smite; bo drew the lovely face down and Iriased it I know to night how fatite that bops has boeu. Odo# again, ft* yw sake, I am Kra; far myretf I do not rare. Tbe world is a wide place, aad I can win my way. I gfve you your fteodom, the only win bo a rary wall aanrtad couple-throo eyes and three arms bc-twc?-you. ■And a red acre and blMapeetetiM!’ •HartiIbero antea JuBa/ aaid Mra Markham. Don’t appear Antited — Juba, my dear, here’s the Captain. ’ Tbe dotr opened, aad JuBa entered.—. She had pafatod her face most anb&nL ly;a pair of blue spectacles concealed her fine, blaek eytn, tartfae marvoloue feature of her faro was har now It ^krred wfth all the brilliancy at acar•Oh, dear Paul,’ said she ; 'pew, dear Paul; how much you must hare suflrtw 1 have one arm left fcryo^to tea* upon,' aaid the Captain. w “But you are lama. We can nera dance the Schottbche more.' 1 don't know but I can manage it, all but the tidixteps and hups,’ aaid the Captain ruafally. •Bat don't yuu And me todecusT' ask­ ed the fair one. •Not oxnrtly,* arid the poet Captain.-The tip of yuur noso b rather a warm Oh, the doctor says ft will retdo Into a porjla, by-and-by.’ tfo, ho dore, does UF aaid tho Ctofafa, abstractedly. TJorou tliiik I shall look better with a purple nose F eaked Juba. ■ “No, never again, my love, my lorn ; and I do not eome to you poor. In the Ridden land, California, I b are retrieved th# poet, and roturn to you a rich man. * Har face doodad for an inatant “1 am sorry. I wanted to atone ' how can 1 Bow? I have Loen yvurwifa in th# sunshine ; I wanted to be yowrs in the shadow ; and it seems it is nut to be. “Wee threw era such a jeatews fellow, always crabbing sumo new tost to sub­ ject my alfoctious to?’ said Julia Harvey to har aster. Fanny Mmkbaaa, ae sh# handed hor a letter. ' Il wan Julia s loror, Capt,^hal Wilcox, an cdBeer in aa infantry regimeut, who •pare her to reertve him. He d she wuu d find him much r he hod been wooded to &e _ _____ ____ hb toft arm; thafbe had foil il lib duty to say that he should wot hold dute^fato whioh csrcum &M S3 dnP.her to her engagement, though ha loved od th. todiridual, and far which all oth­ er duties (including the one, not to man but to Goa, to meemfar life utmost sraioo the mrad and texiy vU Ho boefowed) ora completely neglected. A moitor wm (aerifies all her cididrvu, and Lxiraeli upon whom her whole family de­ pends, to aaw» romeaaochftd who hap­ pens to have mom faflaanco ora her than the rest; a tutor ail) strip heralf of .™ w to wb. Shortly alter th- ladi-s had retired, Cspt Wileux, pluming himsnlf on hb stratagern, waaatouoin tbe drawing room. Ho buttoned Jus arm up in hb coat, and the left sleeve hung empty, white he large pieee of plaster on hb left ebeak to | ouver an itnagunuy saber cut Inafowtamutoa, Mra Markham ap­ peared. Tteturned at laatcried she, wanaly shaking hb han-1 Cdy dear Paul I 'There’s not much left of mo-littte mure Hum bal4* said ths aeHter. 1 toft my poor arm fa th# West Indies.' •1'rA.r, dear. Paul,' said the lady. 'And ‘Thb Un’t on fan—we don’t keep tramps. Go along a-iih you; the villagu to ouk two nulro off’ oh, no door, no I was thinking of th# “Bui two mites is a long way thia ecId, change fa tex.’ wot night," a broken rotoeraid; Midi Chas«iSnhi«F ‘What! hnwnUyoa hsardP ray poor and CL If you have a womKa'ibeart, pityme and tube me in.' 'Not a wad.* ‘Ah! I soo-obe was aftwidtowritoto ynu. Sbo Lm toot al! hor bounty.’ Tbe maa tareod da TfaribtoF “Yew—Yeu know she nera wm vacaIW Ujo Marisa Fletcher waa out of the rocs There waa a sort of auvage pleasure in JESasantri fave Julia far her heart; you always told her ao. Aad re row are co maimed aad did not Ho nt gtma, nd she drcowd down in tbe roeo-and^Qra glitter at her fairy-rocan.no mfaerahle^ woman -day ora dawood on. A month later, and abo wm far away, had gone; the niu# days wonder waa at aa ecd ; the “rich Hetoher'1 aad hb handsome wib had disappeared out of Um. magic whirl of society ; aad society Bon ray well without them. They bean, and were not—and the story was told. Of ill who had broken bread with the nrined man, there were not two who cared a fillip whether ha ware living or dead. The Doeembsr wind waded ora the (tonny soa, and the unntry rain budird tho s’.ndows at the Dover Cottnge, Mari­ an lletchor sat before th# blaring fire in the long, tow, gloomy parlor, and Cspt Crsyxnoro stood before her. He had but just found her out, and he bad run down to see how she hors her altered furtanre. worried th# trees, end the rain boot ite She loro them as an uucrvwnod quern melancholy __ drijx drip. Half anbou^n I hour, twojiTd, but th# figure —leaning --------- _ •*--________ ~ still '"1 aa the against Hie iron-psto wan aa iron itsnlf. Put But alowly slowly bo be tiirrod stirred at loot. lea!, Art Much" Us ro.< witt. a fia^sr. bccamo conscious ho was dripjnug, and Art gssm dews «■ s bst>T Uc». paused alowly out at the rainy g)oom,and With mslhvr sjm that lw« t# llsgtr. up tho lamplrt-aveaue, and into lit# (lately home, that, after to-night, waa hb ly. He leaned over, sn<l tlie jascK uate Bsl 11m blowrrt p«l is b.lfulwp, words come that bo could not chaok.— do more. U.r LcM on bar father'* boaom 1} leg ; * Another half-hour, and bo waa back Ho lorod hoc. the loved him; she was Wrta thr ehabbj boy. with rwtlaM Usds, in the glitter and danle and music of the forsaken and akma—why need they Ista bard haul, hi* aboa Mrtags brilliant suit of drawing-rooms, hb wet part? She listened, growing whiter than a garments changed, liimaelf winter than Tba SMlhar Ukaa bar racking-abair. And drraasa tbaia both Air their quirt alaap. tti irhln, and shnort aa still Ha bed not dead wn—Thon aha cwmo and fawd bean mimed; hia radiant, three months tom, until the cowered soul within, him briie sbono then in diamond*, and lace, shrank arul quailud. “- hare faltett very low," d*s said. "1 Ttoj wto/ uk for s Fslbrr’r kc«f>i>( think of the rich Fletcher?- "Only a am poor, and aluoc, and a deserted wife. clod, * whom she had honored by marry­ Bui, Caji CrajTito-re I hero not faBon 8be leute Umw, Blippint stonj, to bed. Will thdr wbiu fret mallag Bturica! clatter, ing. Capl. Crayuwre was by her side tow enough to So.yuur mbtrere Go!" Her unflicV-ing finger pointed to tho lad Ibrj bark In tbe h*U. «» Um rain drop* foil too fascianting to toll Huw could sha find time to think of anything so plebei­ door. There wee that in her face do an ns Afar***' by his entrancing man dare disobey, and he slunk forth ride? • like a whipped hound, aa on that night But it was all ora at last Tbe lights when site had parks! from her husband, wore fled, the garlands deed," and Mra she slipped down in her mieery to the Ilctehcr up in her dressing room, in the ground, and hid her face in hor hands. raw m-JTTiiag light, under tbe hands of Now she know the man she had loved ; hAr maid. SIm lay back among the vio­ now ahe wm learning to know the man let-velvet etuhtoua, languid and tovely, who loved her. The owe would drag her being disrobed, and teoaed round with down to bottomless dontha of blacknses an irritated flush nt the abrupt ratrauee end infamy ; tho other Lad given up all of the inari-r of the house Ha did not for her—erreu horaolf—and go;.# forth a often intrude; since tbe first f<>w weeks of bomateea, pmuritore wanderer, to fight tho their marriage be had been a model hua- battle of life. “Ohltresot and nobleni !" bar heart band, and kept hb ptere. Therefore, Mra. Flstohor looked surprised, m well as cried, fa ite paetiouate pain. *faww I hare 'wronged yuu! Bravest and best heart anntered now. that ever beat fa man's lersst sm 1 “Do you wish to speak to me, Mr. Fletcher r- she asked,roldly; for after an uujy to know your Wurth when it b tou oToning with Oapt Craymuro, she was lateF’ It l ntn rd so. Richard Ftetcher had always les# tolerant to her kvttrgrou hus­ disappeared out of tho World—the world band. “Yee—but aloan. I will wait in your aho anew—m utterly m though be had never l«on in it Th# slow motjEs drag­ Icmdoir until you dismiss yuur maid." riumrthing in hb eoloriees faco—some- ged dreorly by; but to never come. Th# tliing in tlis round of Ida rosre stertlod isteous advurtisotncul in the Herald dowshar ; but bo waa gone whilst yet sneak­ pepere stood unanrewred when tho spring ing. and the maid went in. “Hurry, buds burst; and she wm atone fa her JOB BETTER JOB WOBSB NUMBER 8, �CrncAGo,.’taieiath.iM7 Ed. Banm:—Not longginoe I had oecssien to speak of tho general dtehke tn tbe Board of Trade, for the new “WerehouM Law" in quite a number of Ite |<rovtstous, and of the determined Practtoally there to noth tag of so much Itfiportanm to the sericultural portion of comunlty aa tbe Railroads. Thia te true iu almost all parts of tho country, but more especially tn tho West, where tbs market te distant, and produce must be ia nothing but tbe Railroad thdllttai furnished by the “Central," that make property worth more in Berrien than It UId Barry. Tbe soil Is no better, and few the production of many of tbo neccsaltlrete no: a* good. Tbo inhabitants are no better class of people, nor are the educational or moral advantages in any way superior; and yet, tbe farming lands of Berrien county are worth, as a totals, more than rwicn as much as they will bring la this County. Tbe reason for this is obvious. The Central Railroad psareaPthaDgii the county from East to West, giving tn the farmer, direct com­ munication, with the rapidity of steam power,' with the markets of the Country. Without the “C<ntral," tend in Berrien vronld bring less in market to-day, than land pf the same Intrinalo worth in Bar­ ry. Through Berrien County, sane twenty times, each twenty-four hours U^d [ton Horse moves with irrreletabte power convoying tho wealth of an Emp>>, and the commerce of t$e World, mingling with which and forming a port of this vast traffic is the products of ••very kind which lhe fanner in Berrien lias for sale, and whleh in. a few hour, after leaving hte door te offiroJ for sate in the great Me’ropolltan ma kets of the country—an J being none the worse for’ the few tioare it has been safely h-uscJ In the care, trlnr the hfghe< pr!re, ynd.finils ready rale. And this if true of the products of o'! sections of the country .favored by direct Indlroad coinmauitaUeu whh the markets of the country. £ven the advantages tho farmer derives from Railroads, te ap­ parent In our own county in the vnlue of real estate in the town hlpv of Barty mid Woodland, while in real worth the tend in the latter tow-aahlp a of decided­ ly tlie moot value, tt oonrm.>nds but lit­ tle over half the price uf land In tho for­ mer'. far lhe reason that one te near, and < 1 1 1 1 no.k 7»!@«c., rejected, K^OOc. Oats, still falling, K&Mc. for no. 2. Bye. - “TUk Mess pork, very _____ _firm Ard, dull but held 11} to life. Freights, are firmer, oom to BuflUo. * pet rail, and Bo per propel­ ler. No failures reported to-day. operations of ths speculators who never handled an oaneo of grain, but were constantly engaged In buying and eel­ hug vast quantities on “buyiCT" or “sel­ lers" option. These enterprising gm ttomcn are not over burdened with mutual confidence, so they require socti other Dear Hanner; If ytau should think to "pat up muntins'’ ua such tnmsao- a brief dercripttaa of thia far-off country tirem. For instance ten cants a bushel * so I see It," of sufficient Importance to msy be raquteod to bo paid on eon. your reader* to merit publloattan, it is 1 be fluctuations of the market in a aingte day may swallow up half or uiore of this margin, and then the party whose margin tbe fates have thus dwin­ dled may be called upon to “make his margin good again. Since tbe passage sandy loam, seems to retain moisture of that warehouao law however, such much longer than States further east. transactions has been deemed illegal, at X’cgvtatlon will continue to grow and least there wm s law against them, nnd thrive much longer after a rain than In gambltag debts and could not be collect­ ed by hgal piooisa. Etill they went on. Tl»ere was a sort of honor smoxp o. craters which retognlx-d the trans ctlona thus made m quite lagititnate aad the obligations incurred as binding »s ever. Tut a change has coms over the spir.t of their dream. A lut of small fry slsarporv from the rural districts havu in vile (heir appearance and have “goue in” wiihapvtlectloOMXteea. They were Just focllab enough to bnyooadoclliilng market and not sharp enough io hedge when their stuff began to go down to a Mghtful depth. 1 hen camo the call on them—“make your margins good." To wbhb they n piled wllb suddvDly awakened moral lomclousnere, “No we cannot con »c'cntlettaly ty farther In this STOCK OF GOODS, male In a eoppor frsessr, unsit & found fatally. —It Is calculated that It would require aenlun nof gold the tulle- and 13-14 of a mils high and thirteen Inches In diame­ ter to cancel tbo national debt —In Canada there are seventy-three gold mine-, emj Icylng 7t« miner*. Tbe yield of sold for tbo past three mouths to Michigan. The surface of tho country valued at gCflO,UM. —M. A. Hawks, tried in Rt. Paul, for ia generally rolllng-eomctlmas running up Into bluCk, and al other places lyiDK the murder of hte wife, In order toobtaiu the ir.suranoe, was acquitted on June as Urvcl aa a floor. Water la quite pten ty and all vary good ; it consiats of streams fed by springs. Good wells are obtalned by digging from U to 40 bet. Timber te scarce and poor, and confine-1 mostly to the streams, and te coni|«aed of black walnut, black post and bur oak, wldie ma|>le, white ash, cottonwood, honey1 xiust, red and white etm, white and bliter-hlckory, Ac., whilst wild plums, p-oac U-rrlcs and barel, form tbo undcr- Verratrille, Their Real Value! NEW GOODS 875,000 Worth Clothing, $ttnti Srnt § trlint in Jritra There are several coal mines o|ieued hen-, rca’lered through Pawnee, Klckard»n, Nemaha and Otoocounties. The coal 1a not of the best quality, but an­ swers every purpaw for which it la used Lpna illegal- We will not make'our This te quite a windy country—not margins good." Tld- cowardly sneak­ thr.t It blows any harder, or as hard aa ing out of their liabilities han been with you, but wo have more windy facetiously termed “jdcadlng tbe baby days,—all very pleasant now. but in tbe Act.” and greet is the Indignation of the winter, cxcuat me from enjoying them scalpers at ite Invention. Although on tho open prairie. The wind will such transactions arc unspeakably me.in sometimes raise from a calm to a gala to and men who are gu Jty o them deserve ten mluul's, and after blowing an hour only the contempt of every one. Good or twu, subside as quickly. may yet come of this naxarvth,Inasmuch Government lands can yet be obtained, os it may cCert the comj letc abolition , ns good as the beet within 30 miles of of tlxia ingurioua grain gambling end the Mo. rlbs^; and other lands belong­ divert the eiie gles now employed In it, ing to apccclatere, at all priero from toother and more worthy o.cupel.on. S2.M to t&OO per acre. The last named ■fblrc may be honest men among throe ptiee wo-ild be for tend having some k What tbe "Central" is nnd has been, “aculpeis,*.*—at all evente there cnee timber cn It, end being well located. to tbe farmers of tbe counties through was for they preserved a poring of one This country te not so.»parcly settled as which It psosto, anil U has tteWsrf In same u:!*bt at first supjxwe. I ant on. a value every acre of land within ten left of him, m tho sooner they are C>reed horse, near here, and counted 43 farm miles of the - road on cither aide, the to snmo boslneas where their honesty hou-es, teken In at one view. The inGrand River -Valley Railroad srlfl be to may Ic developed,' tbe bett-r for the Qpunbabltante are from llllnoh, Iowa and tbo fanners of Eaton, Barry, nnd Kent further cart, with a "right •martchabee'* counties. We irabmi: then that it te Fewer houses have “jawed tn their of Miteotufana in eqsuo |taoes TAkcn both the duty and Interest of our people chi|»e" thus far than theta waa any altogether, I think they would compare to spare no efibrt far tho early comple­ rea-.cn to expect, but fl U afilTucd by favorably whfi the people of any utbor tion of (his Uno through cur county. If badness men that the wor-t time, of new country. every farmer within ten rntto* of tbe tine this season is yet to come, from now up The prospects for fruit te not wry flat­ of this Bead cn illhrr aide, will mitacrib to the Crv of August, and the greatest tering. but htliink that apples, peaches. to, andjxw for, an amount of stack In care la being exen-l-cd by nor Large Ac., van tar retted if tbo rb,ht situation this Company, equal to ore-third port houses In the contraction of outstanding for an orchard fa ctoaen. Ibero has tbs increase I value of hl^rral relate ta debts and th- encouragement of firms been large quantities of Ou«e Orange about which there tethe slightest doubt. plants set out this Bpring, as last year I have no doubt that among t!>e read­ was the flrrt stare ths war broke out, ers of your excellent paper, there are many brethren who -'meet upon tbe Tern, its nettvs place. Hcdgei that level and jxrt upon the square," good were Mt five or rtx years ago, and cored Masons, to whom all relating to their for. are now a perfect fence, anda “thing ancient and glorious order, 1* especially of twurty," Indeed. inter cat ng. Fortheir benefit end |deasWild panic la quite abundant here and Thlsbodyh hard at work, aod seems ure allow me to announce tho fa<t Uisl ronstete of d<er, turkeys, wild geero to be prerresslug as raytdly as ecu’d bo Chicago has now tbe fiuust Blue Lodge ducks, cranes, pillcans and prairie chick­ exported. Ono of the moot taiwriout room in tbe Uni^l State*,—a new one en*. Forpcte we have prairie wolves, questions MOW aptstlng that body Ju-t opened in the rear of No. 63 l>oar- luxe?, lirijied and poeket gnpbra, Ac. te the jeopdety of retaining the clause boru rtroet. by Blaney Lodge No. 271 In conclusion, I would »ay, If any one j-rclilbtttog the Lcgtebiture Horn pas Ing thinks of “moving We1 t,"let him think any Law forTlcewtag tbe soIeofXlqtsore. Isflmuiial tad>;sa in tida State. Tbe tbe matter over well before making up go far so we can Judge, we believe tho furn thine of the lodge and anti-rooms bla mind, as Ute notmrll matter to leave! people of Barry County are for prohlbl- and their ornamentation cost about $24.­ old naaoclatlous, old friends and acqualnvtlon, not only m at present provided for, 000. and tbe money baa been well ex­ bat for a provision auihorlslng (he pended. It wou:d occupy too much man bu health, industry and n little aeoroh far an l setsure and dnetriictiun of rpice for me to attempt a description budn* to set up with here. bu can hard­ *11 Ityvorv for sale iu violation of the hero of Its bc-utlro—ruffire It to say that ly fill Mi farmer. If any of my friends most radical [rohlbltcry provisions, of without overloading with symbols, tho thoao-cal'-ed Maine Law. And in ibis walls,.patattoga. fresco-work, statuary aentimont of the people we fully concur, and archil w tore, an are In tbe blghe t and wbb tbe Convention would adopt it m a pert of ths fundamental Lar.-. Mid ptedgo the active coo| erstton of JOB LOTS, FOR CASH, C»"O«r Slick ia Cempht*,-««r Facilities '4'4 to a».T Heaa« la bat'd Hichlxaa.-oar MU, TO SELL CtoOWi XU CHEAP AB THE -<i aiu.'tos tone cotiectM -------------------------1 day Sl.tfD was extract­ ed tTOUi the oCi.iide.-8 in Ikwton. —The Klug of Abyaainla ronialna true to hi* declaration of tore tor Queen Vlohrmihh Consul in prison until ahe cou­ seu to to give hitu her baud. —John Antrim, of thaSu Louis firm of Antrim A Sweet, his fallen he|r to the IrLhistate of the Lie Earl of Autri nt ft is va-uod at X7,WB.pOO, of which Mr. Antrim gete about half. » —The Emperor Napoleon and tho Empress En.-enie, ft Is arid, will vtdt tolas tor ■ fa Fatah • Spain —A small cuttam in the vlclnlt tbe Falls on the C inadten ride of' ■1X6 k LIT1XQSTM. In Ready-Made Clothing, CLOTHS, ' ,l>o£*jaxs, fun, curs. gUlP Allot j ANewThinjfor Hastings pany, but ilia goveumentof TOBA' guerillas of the blate, abalbhed the Ju­ dicial Dlstrtcto In which Union men Before c'oelng my letter to-day, I do- were started Judges. Gon. Sheridan airs to call the attention of your mer­ Ims .teetered that ate null and void, and chant rea l' re to the new system of pr co Tbe Gelervd Faabtoe Fists, m awto. is aa atogaalaed taiibfa! traaeariyl efihe pmaUlaa eaed'eata. UlrotrsUBg artfclre WHITMAN A Wntsunr, (su-xe-ecm to tbe well known firm of Bciwkv llroa.) dry good-Jobbers and comml a'cm iner- ,_,,rw,_ ___ ____ chants of Noe. II,.!?, ID and21 Randolph of Mobile from Gen. Popo, Gon. 8w*yne -------.------- - —-T^».ba« U b« <Ul.d with colored men. Thia la right, butlt allows that loyal men should have been pri.ro, “Larpe sales, small profits and q dek rorurns” is that which in coauecdou w.ih autfher, that, “teoMtfy is the wn—, bo-tp-iUcy" governt this huuw. The .mmU’m resuite are shown in their vast and eon-, g atanlly innfweiSnx tends. Ttey never mlsrepr-nit tbo quality of ponds, aell mnafoi imhhozis. TOBACCO. BNVFF, and PIPES, MEERSCHAM. CJLMIMKJtES, TirrjtAf. nrrjxx Pafe’g Climax Salve, a Family WcMtag for 26 cento. It beato without a mr. M fomUyalMMUbewithoatiL We wamat it to cure Serofslt Berea, Salt Rheum, ChiihUta. Tetter, Pimples, and all Erajdisc’ oT the Skin. For Bore Breast or Nipples, Cats, Sprains, Bruises, Burna, Scalds Chapp'd Handa, Ac., it makes a perfect cure. It has been used over fifteen yeon. without one failure. It has no parallel—haring per* fectly eradicated diseaw and healed after all other remedld hw MUKi. as tn a cumpooM” , with many other Extracts w Rtf—wta, and pat ap in Urpf tdKMfer the game price th»«J •UerOintmenL . MA W tr- I tow. 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GLORIOUS NEWS PHILLIPS f BEHTLFT Atlantic k Gt Western Railway. r. t-aao. Srsaaea A Co-—Clothing W erehaoi -rat m uroistakeable Irma to tbe peopled La-ry Crusty. They are lire men. iUrnogM .-^uuated »ith tho wants of tbe people. atraiji UMKItCmgl ths Empire Block, O’er lha new dreg.toHaod poet-office. Thr new Baptist Clinrch waa raUrd tail Thors-' day-dimensions *0 x«. On Fridar, the Allow- Ready-Made Clothing 6:nts’ ^unifijing ,<5oota. BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS. Price one Mier per Box: or Six for Fire Delian 1 .1.0 Urge Uutcs, euoto-r-iog Four email, Frias Three IMI.rv Frwn knr 10 aix boxes are serenity rnqWrat to care Ordinary caMO af Seadne! Winnl—E i—r—. ipreecnnlivn used (tree of charge'., actions far ualog tbe name. wl.kh J. W. Br*4lf J’d Celfkratei Paieit DUPLEX ELIFTIC DRUG & BOOKSTORE. .•_CQJL»Ot^AKNi&k BELL'S TONIC PILLS. omryMfod MJbe mort EScacMu. R^rrt. ~ J’-e.-’lL.---- VmiartsT*^ Is 'ilrttM eaaas of Debility and Impotence efCotr In shooting Iliacocx for deSliog bls wife BELL I EXTEBIAL ItMEDT. Dr. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, CHOICE F1JJJLT tttCEBIES. rittoattt. to cure Scrofula um, CMIMab-r ^gCWto’ r BoreBrewtor Drains, BruisM, . P«EgC School Books, Photograph Albums, -r DUxioji for 1867. S a -A- X> E B , CT ait II’M FUttAHI. MUIUAf A -nr. cAStxrtn. buy o«ly the aKtuixs. Bor It.—Part Sixty three of U>e ^JaBinn Striri. contains excellent portraits of M«J-Ou. W. H. Eaoer. aad Maj. Gee. G.W. Cvt-ivtf, •“’» tbo uaual anumntpf raluahle matter, mostly o»ria) Documeato, not before pobllabed. Tula bay. foe lbs Uw History of lhe -Triumph of freedom •tar Saeary." Just pobUakod -buy II oeoryUdy-D. V.oNMtrand Pobliabor, «* Borsd- MOI'Ji VALUUlt ‘IHAJi GOLD I Bryans Life Pills, PURIFT THE BLOOD, I«i Cion —There it erery pretpwt now, aa abjedant Unrest eern. tl.al p-emiwd pearly to May. coder a trans June tun, la oo log forward rapidly, aad promises a good a Hunter's Headquarters! * Have la the plsee te bay ymar '' POWDER, CAPS, BSQT, CARTRIpGIS, ELY'S PATENT WbDH, *C , ;■ MHiifcK's PULMONIC SYRUP. TM. gnat mitlAaand Dr. J.Tt Manat, tbo rnpeieur, et rs'xwcarr Cai i mylas. warn * tad Mhaapaendte tatoorkabs. IUshrew•»»■•• e« UK Caralry, for duty. Mr. W.. loft fur Woah.ngtoo, yrrterday. to •sport. Ilia reginteat ia now on <ba pUiw Igtmsg tbs lodiaaa. L««-. Mrred with distloeUsn daring tho roboRtoo. and we are plmaed ts aottoe that hia eorrieoa bare beaa re- 1 ‘ ] (IS RU88BLL A rr▼tn»;8i£«a.) . ! . DEALER IS ; axxxa, wiraos, rxirauor, ai- IABH FOB HIDES. PELTS » BAGS. U- F �MBOBAMP—MMB. CMKAJ* AJID 0AVB M4MTKT t QtTYMXG rroxtot jr. D.acxiJSTAaa. BBIIIISTS & CREHIITt, Pwtajtet MedlcLarea, GBSAT BHJUCTKHIH TRiraS Pyropa. XxiraaU aad Daiaaaa aad Coa>. Mdtoi farerwy H; Hair Wm«i aad Dyes, BaaadW far ita Ears Betas wctotaod to ew FrvZb kXid. vixtaai taro. ■ e. ■!. ’ •• DRY GOODS’STORE Al *• tow Brisk ■ssh.ies tear seet of W ridtoteWof BOOKS AND STAT10S8RT. •sheet Uooks, • • Vkh Paper, Ynehae tootleas, . Tars «a4 Faaey GotaU, J. 8. GOODYEAR &C0. JBMttovm, CabetaCIgo, Baskeis, BoWs, Kalreo, Beisiete, toe., db«. B^uid tboclood Ita aoatlgbl lork* Tbroagb aboweta U< mHb«uh toll, F0rG»d,«f.ola^h»ll 1!.. w.rl., ' Haateft Rte tape with aR. BARLOW, GOODYEAR, & GRANT. IRON & STOVES Tbe Ladl.t era rapeeiaBy tavitad te celt and axemlea ear full aiock of Faaey Meads *b*ch a U1 tefooad Ita beat aad cteeyaotte tbe warkrt DxxromxsTa* waxx tool* and machinery are need up by nisi Mid exposure to lhe wcr.tbw, than by tWactual wear and tear of u-e. Very few tools axe thrown add'- because Chay are worn out. Harrow, are frequency left with the teeth In the ground all win­ ter. and many people think became the teeth are Iron tuey are not Inlurcd. But X^amp Ware, dfco. the aasle of nvt that some dpi as forms on harrow teeth deetroys moro iron du­ Proctfeteg Pbyaiciens. auppliad wilh madielnaa ring the -winter than Is worn o'.T by all far State paesttae, al a^laa Sgnraa aa ttey saa the harrowing done in one year. lhe ablaio aoyatera Ceil aad see. same te true of plows. How ofUu do wo |7*Vssro sow rood Hag direct from Maae••e goo-1 plows standing in th>- furrow all winter I "Weter not only fills the erecka In the wood, but entero every total, oauatag lhe grain of the timber to rariettoeer expand and then shrink it: dry weather and al length rot, before the blow te worn out, and the formation of aacale of rust on the Iron where It eomre In contact with ths roll, rapidly uses up the Iron parts, so that impk-menta, no*. p;o•eeteuuro to deetrurt'.on with aatnnbbIM rnpiany, wanner nwsioi ww i « metaL If the wurf::ce b well mtn t-d, water will salt find Ita war Into the Aad tekapi ae by alauxal aeaalaal arrtea) of ita Mato, tenons will decay, and the wood teal artfcw of gaada, .xpraaaly about the mortiwi wl.I often rot In a Awyrnro. Waron whrete that are al­ lowed to ■toted In the «vwm* and sun­ soon* fxoet, shine, even when well pointed, ruetout ftat r than they wear out. Water DXSSXOOOItS, •MALL PSOrm AMD QUICI KALM. Into Joint* of the MUee end spokee and FAXCT COOAC between the tlra« and wood. rost-n? the Boot* A Shoes, tttm and destroying the' eollUtv of tho —• rsa motto or— structure. Thia Is why wagon tires mnet na cm imuo «toik Paints <§• Oils, Glass <f* Putty, . Varnish, Dye Stuffs, DRY dOODS^ omyMToxxs, h r i w Saw DRY GOODS, HTTbantful for pa«t ftaon. w. aotirii a eoaiisaaMo af 1baaaana. aad OU AtlAXTEE jfiCARS A JO HO.KKBT DEAUKQ WITH ALL. CLOTHING, 0.1110,4.1., HARNESS SHOP. fJWTSuBxr. Butera 1—ri—r, aad terartably aoU BAILBOAD PBtCOL g^^A n kiads ad ropairiag dona oo atari aotier. ..... r. t. mtn. nwliaga. May 1, tMT,—eprWf_________ ‘ yynoiESALE and Ar. MkaowWire! by ait of Ita bit. ikra io te lb. bMi nr-paroliMM of Ite ktod aaar oBarod to lb. Awry. p*oyl«. sod tt>» nan. womas, o» eldte isy.l la te b-ood. who. taatog omo tooraacUy triad tW, oQl •rtr again aeaarot to aaa any oth.r — Ttey caaiaio so Kabbar, er otter malodsi mate >SMI I.Jenwao te water, bo I. aa lb. eeetrery. art ■aaeaalM tor Itor JWswvieg teWUtoo. TteWw Xhaettw wwi te »««Gratty drained, •lately rtna Jt out in arid water, and you will Ui«u hart It white ai.daoft, Keter let wool boll Li the Ur nor. n*. that will fix the sum, rentier the fiber stilf •nd my and unfit it to make aoft, and flexible yarn. Fl e W'-ol u-*da more Utne la the kettle than conroe. Tagginn may be donated In lhe same man­ ner, hr clipping oft the hard matter that cannot readily be oognprowad between retail Hardware Merchant, anwRipr’s ralk. \ ri^tamssrates 3t XlMtroe itrwt, Grand Bapidn. U aow reetlvtog a large aad *dt aateoead steak < millinery shop, Saw 25 ftr Cat a her Bio! Sab all our farmers would du well to lav by for a coirciiitnt ref. n n> <— That When corn rrllo fur 12J crate per bushel, pork eoato U rente per pound. When eorn ooeta 17 cent* i«r bushel, ■urk ocetoS crate a pound. .When oomcoata 25 oento per bushel, peak aoato S eeato per pound. When corn ooeta » cents per buahel, pert ooets 4 rente per pound. • When corn ends 50 cents per pnsbcl, n4.^&"J£ES JH.«Nrt». tore tenner mHire in hte eurn when .old Silt, Strato S Craft Sinnotts, KbstAi* Kd MANY STYLES OF GOODS in chetbrm of pork. When pork eeite foe 8 eento [W pound M briuga * cents per buabel in eorn. U ba park Mito for 4 cento per jx>und to bdnga » cent* per bushel lu a>m. When port aoito ter 5 cento per pound U brings40 eento per buahd in corn. -3sS8 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-06-26.pdf 3160c3d519f44646b7895ec9905ced03 PDF Text Text �B0*C. CSAUxcsr limn, Esq.; a gen tieman dwelling in Nntmeg-dom, hav .JLa,1 tad u 44m * *b« gattiup ginitr Jw gCAJrrryrcw, Mlctt., 'wraat. ■,. . . nn»ur MM. ™.)b Utartn, tart t. prove that the negro hifnot» eotnmnt origin with white men, and that, as logical sequence, he is not entitled tc the rights and privileges of white men Burb, his an imdouttaf, wvmay uy canttUuHonat.right to talk nonsense, o ________ __ • Dnan to: That quefeou of a^prohl bMbmce of th?Instrummil Is on/ thri ought tofoe adopted. I was, therefore ----------- wfcto- Chicago Correspondte®. f UlIXCAGO, Jun* 1lb. W?. CMMtM,' AT harti It appears tel f . .w.^tLJ^rarts 1 C©.» ®b I’m- Cmh is the only One which Will express ua that there win b* do further dlflhrenfe KsfeferoyMy, *-» te — tetoj supreme beMrty of our climate at thz tataWUta U lb. "MSH tt^tofeof prwsnttime, while the sunshine is bril liant and the aky cloudless, cool refresh settted that qussBoc.-srf te*, fe» b Mtcm P*Mi M THAI LAST HASS HB®! , yourself, taka ground la favor of.sub mining this subject to a spathTvote, It : rS !■ ■’h «lW w— _ the last “Etoner." 1■MamMgroufrws jMary. fa > te* ’rtUa ** hard to convince tho Croitor that “life, a prohibitory clause, andin this you am is thaaoft jpui^diab has* wbfebf in tel I would not differ, if I could be madett ' The interior part of our Btats nt thh ,r.r. xznwMrirarhuiaax time certainly is radlantwith the protn are Inherited, tw that Awason rights art bellevo that it would care the evil,— n« tan lata »•>) Isoof th*growing crop*. Wo have neve in any way affected by fiie etlinology o ■ JU W.'J'j S", rrrn •cen the appearance of the fcrtbcomln hl* (Burris) brain. He will find It quite fifteen years, and with a very few ex J* raj). Hxevbtt more promising than it fa to as hard to convince the people that th vigoratlng'coolneas of the atmosphere, ten to one. 'MfeaWl* "ot T5’00< day. All atongtho route from Hastings Cast of origin In th* natural does not brena 4«M/ateMs« W« csafe not la there are dmplo ameudj for thu fidty-llks Fxeab m Swxy Moralog and NQe* to this point tho wheat Arid- bold good In the animated world.- Whs tlMiupwithMichalaw ths nextflftaM ten bar white Tflte Ofthrastete are unpsralellcd In extent, and the Ind! doos Btnot say to the euggestian ths ysare, hot 1st tho subject bo left open te _________ • cations now are that the awage to th ' every opeota prodneaa of Ito kind' the action of tiro propio through th. terday, in the ooeflagreUon of ai»w ol , t ■ere, bi all the central counties, will not What doe* be say to the proof of thh - W* te festealft* Msstoi ste sfesrasso wooden buildings cn Sherman street All abort of « bushels, and that the etrr suggestion—tho very general MeacMnf soma law that ahaU b* «flb*Ure in limit­ nte te great Michigan Sootera B. rif“ ’ ing and conUollng, If not ent.'.:<' v sup plus win be double In amount over an R. depot, b/ .which te® human be lags prWng drunks*! making." ProMNIS'V.ta—wHwtata-rta.ta.Ztaprevious year, which , ewan should th eni bretirsnT’. f '£ w«rebvMd to teU», and it to feared « tata -<Jen. McClellan fa about to visit dZbta-.-< ST-tata » price Ve; a* la now. r-rtxlletod, very loir 1 Every man Is .supposed, to,Mt. ths tfoniste sbyffip fcHf <« be fuforred, Ml that four more, whosre mtaalngsuflted Northern Italy. win nevertheless, furnish to the pro ‘‘nail on the head" at ttayro Mr. Bnut, teteto fete Tbcbourote -k-ta-RMtatata -Th.rearaS,®7 bomoeopathte phydu-er a rich remuneration for bl« Labora *» • r **W?thy .which wo hare siclaM jtatbo country now, agatost fortytart u4 Eggs. theStatoasunplyof Green Zldah carefully perwwd,. w* find U hot an ex­ which will be amply sufficient to mac ception. He BSystbU "tho mom sprung to be IsfLfof tho propta to W>llb ateuffffteuBi satrobntel and atte all our bualneoj wants and leave us with from a combination of natund forces.' through the Lcglslaturv, toil after Um femo-ww/uH of>opte. BesaWof tbo an fav money market:. At the asms Very true, O,load BurbI Infidel Fsstt pecir-msteto in tbfer affright leaped Ums the promise of the other crops Is x ga teach that, aa well aa Mr. B. Thh tram «fe upper windows to the ground ' 4m fiMtarloc,«nd eo evwy hand vra am ethologist does not, however, quite Jjngcr that the Legislature Win deal too and had bonis broken or were terribly cernlnr the family prospects of uen. ,m :ru* i * *ihl*^, unerring IniUcatlaw of Ute •• good Um Clear up the wonderful mysterias of this gently with U:e rum traffic, by putting Wutoed. Two .Women, thus injured are Torn Thumb. hfr coming'’ to which all our business hopes creative process. Hedcavea bls readsn license so low that t£erewlilb« noebspk expected to die. It is decidedly «»'■»**■»* ................ — The army warm has aproMtod in and aspiration^ tend. to infer—must wo say it, O Strut?— to the evil, tel th* Constitution say in iMteh to oar city, thu we bar* not an Virginia. It fa said that a aimU*4 Jnva- tool*Cite san WMls. temtamta V The wool is mostly clipped, and Is that natural ffiroea so well as all law* . ortHnanoo requiring such building* to dan occured flfty yean ago. that govern the structure of matter, were that "ths Legislature ahali not have any have fire sseapes and that wo haw not —The A. W. Faber establishment at W. A. BWART8, E. J* DxDEMAR. we know, in all parts, the quantity b changed to produce a black cuticle, a fiat act authorising- th* gnat ot 11MM* for tomo public apparatus of available char- Nurwmbnrg, Germany, sends MtnO,the sale of ardent spirits, or other in000,000 lead penoite a year. ' largely in excess of previous clips, bul nose and a peculiar odor. The reader h the price does not seem to indicate re also left to infer that the olive cuticle o! toxicating liquors,/orc fate eun. than flames. Some time since we had a ma­ —Weaaeit stated that th* Michigan rich a return for the eare and expense the Asiatic, the copper cuticle of the one hundred dol’an" with tho power chine, a ctnUy tiuinay thing, of which Central Insurance Company, of Kala­ Qrewt Weslcxta CIMtalw H<hs»o. which has been bestowed on the woo American Indian, (and perhaps the well left, to make it throe, five or twenty much was outlclpated but it broke down mazoo, has gone Into liquidation. WE DEFY COMPETITION hundred. This will have the effect to — in Now Orleans has come to growing interests of the State, as was known jiencJianl of tho latter for scalp­ on tho occa-don of its first use, at the lightAInrelic the shape of 120,000 worth ol confidently expected, ^nd'as the prows ing whilo men,} wm tho result of the cloMupalarge number of small rum­ burning of the Merchant's Hotel, and jewels and gold raoked away to • barrel financial wants of the people render ex tort of variety which Mixed upon natu- holes that could not aflbrd to advance of dauingcd porit. tramely desirable; and, yet, the buyers nd forocealter the ilebui of the Caucaa- tho S1W. There would b* no difficulty Now, we have nothing and our citizens, are extremely loth invert to any con lan. Bunn does not say aa much, bo In case of fire in high buildings are en­ aldetablo extent even at present prices, that is a logical deduction from bls argu­ there Is now, the Uoensc tew of th*JI. 6. tirely at the mercy of the flames. , ci a . ..; ■ week. Tbe furniture was valued at 114­ ‘and pretend to believe, that tho priee wll ment, and bore we loavo tho rosd*ri to raise revenue. It would b« tho In000. The Fenians, novel and irrepressible, bo materially leee thirty day* hence hoping that Bunn’s production may tertslof every tex payer to hav* tho lav.- have developed in a new phase. They THE T.4BOTHT STOCK OF —A traveler in Georgia mw five hun­ Here the outside figure for tho very beet find its way to every thinking hearth­ enforced, Irides tho firm who paid dred famishing women, many with ba ­ license would bo the flat io see the law have.had fairs and excursions and mass bies at their breast*, seeking bread and Heady-Made Olfathing, lot* is 42 cents, while at Niles they are stone In the land. enforced from selfish interest,—com­ paying no more than 40, and only one have now developed as actors and have —as»— —Ths Emperor Napoleoa has presentbuyer in market at that figure. 10-Kentucky la fearful'that tho petition !h business,—as they would not in Berrien County the prospect for good t.amt (?) she won during the slave- allow their neighbor to do business without license which they paid on* two fruit of all kinds is better than ever be- holder’s rebellion will not be perpetuated. ■‘‘Robert Emmet" a splurgy ultra Hibe- at 25,000 franca. fon, and we presume that this la true in To make the thing sure she has nomin­ rtan sensational thing in which there —Ma. 8. Rldtnoor, ol Paola Kansro. ated JessxD. Biugixt to berStet* LegUsre fearfully long, and tearfully strong has tn her posseralou a cup that ws* berries are exceedingly abundant, and lature. We believe that Mr. Biuoht, It will not do to allow the ram-traffla BCfjjatlonal s;>eeche». Of course they brought over in the Mayflower. It fa of VAN BAAIfEN BROTHERS, wood, and little worn. very slow sale at from 5 to 10 cents a once lived In Indfena, and turned his to go unchecked, ns it has for the past will not confine themselves to the Driih otatoojt orn.d. goodtxjj: quart, and tho quality la as fine as the back upon Cbnyrett In a manner not tho fifteen years, under the prohibitory law. —The New York market fa literally Drama Rom to and Juliet Is spoken of d CO.'S IMlDKAtE STOtt, quantity fa abundant We also note most conclusive of bls loyalty to free­ It la idle to say the law will be enforced glutted with strawberries from Jsreey. as one of the proposed ptooe*. Fancy and tho wbolwaleprioefa down to 12 and all kinds of searanabie garden vegetables dom. That’s enough for Kentucky's hereafter, unlaa the state la to be peo­ BasUacS•- MlsMgta, ’ , in great abundance In market, and at favor. In the darkest boon of our tin- pled withadinbrent people. Thepresent hither, man, I s*e yer poor. Hvwld, prices which justify their purchase by tional trial, Kentucky was rebel to the jxjpulation have not enforced it, and nojror jjusTdi*. thero’^forty ducate: let mo have a dram — Tbe largest amount of money that all duxes of the people, and which we core. True, many noble things were there feno guaranty that they ever will. baa evsr bosnlate UzdtsdBiatesTrero^ doubt not will do much to promote the wrougb t fo her name; she furnished to the At laat, I naa temperance ninn, am not Tho great northwostorn University at uryatone time since tbe organization w jtevteg J>M Stsrtfe ia hinl****, (fair stedt general health of tho people, espqdjdly. Union army many of its best and bravest Evanston, to this week holding ife onnl- <;f tho goverMsrot, was in it on Satur­ tsaro^M^sfesf^.Jja ; as the high price of froitb meats exduifif defenders, and yet in most all important same law another fifteen years, while versary exerotooe.snd to-morrow a large day last—1180,000,000. Chatmau-kllUng article from a majority erters, her ccutrolllng element failed us. whisky is reaping Its harvest of victims exoundon party gotteuup for the benefit predatehoitototoCfaJSSi^rtll LATEST BT'STLES. of tables to an extent that la sure to dr­ 11 is quite proper iha'. bar citizens nhould each year. of the home for the friendless will vteit creese the Ekysfotans’ BUU thlaseaaou, select Jesse D. Jlmoirr to represent If the Constitutional Convention, will by steamer. ThaUnivMsatj teaiprswnt, Tra war rely igro tt Ital yro n yrnttas* very much to the Joy of tho people. them, for he was 'bit by tho tame dog.’ givens the old dause, with an above inamostfiouriahlng condition and rank* of for U. a Senator from Loulriana. jv.r*l»u>tegef TAjrBAALttBkug , During our stay hero we have taken addition in UaUce, it will be adopted, among the foremost of the Educational —Aeon of John Stephens, faq., of aaywtors considerable pains to look through the IO~Mr. Davis, In a recent speech at D-troit 11 yrora of ageTdfadro Monday 23 Per Ceat Cheaper teaa el** la H**U*c* ■* Halite Crock. morning of hydrophobia. He was tote . city justs little, and certainly the growth ths Nlsgara House, Canada, said: vote. If they giro ro th* old ebujM Divorce suite are again flooding our ten about five weeks ago by a doc which of the place for the past year is beyond “GeutlMnen : I thank you sincerelv alone, thepcopW, indudinga very-large courts no less than nine, were on yester­ was ASptetote start o< not supposed to b* aSL for the honor yon have thia evening all jineodent, and this has been fur day, among them on* by a chUd of only to me; it shows that tree British tet*, et te M Fsstrtprti. wear, years the most prosperous City in the shown Totanp, ttatad etam. fifteen yearsof *gw, who s^pksto to freed manhood to which misfortune b always State. We sj-ent a few boon at the attractive. May peace am! prosperin' as It seems to me, is only to give ram ite from the tyranny of her husband. Bh< Mats Prison, now undercharge of H.' H be forever the birrelng of Canada, for old llacnse, without lit orhindennee to has only been a wife six months and is isrcd! aodM* to jwsra***. ■he has been the asylum for many of more babies to be crdcl to • Agent, Mr.Mxwrm my friends, as she U now an asylum to move Op as it te, and has been doingt>for already sick of her experience of matriof Oakland: County, as Deputy; and Mr, myaclf. 1 hope that Canada may for­ a dozen year*, ■’fiafytng tbs law, beeaute mouy. Th* policy of allowing a girt of Hvixnr, of Jscimoa, its Clerk, gnd wo ever remain apart of tho British amnlro public opinion tt' not tij^e to amorce IC— fifteen to assume the responsibilities «T ■venture to affirm thit the Pnsorr..was and ma/ God bless you *11, and tho TliUjdng the sadnuVUl*no Iaw*t married life Is asrialnly. )>*d and ootdd i»rfer in better liindfc1' Every thing British flag never cease to wfcv* over all, and rum hri? no restraint. only be expected to result In such an af­ , about the Institution Indicate* fare, j; s . RcapecUUll/ yam,' Axm&vx: fair aa that which now occupies the ate This monel has little aignlficanrc, laa^int. .-^7, ...t; economy,. and cfficienQ'tntho znansgtth° Adultery isaflta of aartwro ; nicut, and Usappointmenta teflectijtsUng otheri than Mowing the drrfsms Bribe crcdltoijjill opnremcd. We slrnuld. bs rebel ehleftafn. Hxvtag dfeRreceftilly aatkn* fol Ot-TWOKire.-TM'EvgMvIUs (Udl- tatacta uw. fkilad to disrupt and r destroy his native pleased to ray more concerning the ImU» IMM.. WU.HHU ana) X)*% Stniinet, with commendpeovemento sp manifest in tho discipline, able XmakoM, skew* Ma band, laa In te Motet ronsstliro. Mo gntuy . th* boUdlngs, and the attention to the bls eotffitry’s historic pagein the blood double-leaded feeder. AsfeBowa: tepruxtattttattaabfa oeftaln etas* dr public interest which have been mode -of her best sou* he is oonUut to dwell tagta"Groinl Rnbert E. L** latte* first among her enemtee. public l«re in a new paper started irat? . fleers, but Ume forbids. under ths nsm. of . PuUa* Oatette.tar The platform of tho Republican We marie our friends of the Cftiren a It fa to ho hoped that a blackguardShest . brief caB, and found on every hand in- party of Ixmlslana, gives forth no un­ him. The Um Id men of the party,may —— » w’&yVmY *****----- F jssyr. (SSStSTtaita-^ dlcatfcms that the prosperity of this ably certain sound. It insists on perfect tecmbU wbcn-.his name ia spckinTbut tho brave applaud. ta..bta.<>aak«taHtaIaM. bn conducted exponent of Michigan politics equality without distinction of race or The Hurrijundlngs qf fivanrrlile, flj ’■’’"rVTumAr. ■“----. and Bepubifcan priMiplro, Was equal color, in the right to vote, to enter the and they have etther gon* down for adapted to tho uropagntloO of snaA want of support or been squelched by tote* merits, which *ro toerfalaly equal and the ptopfelfev^oro fstb* patron oF .aaan ai’j ?. । U W temtal <*t BUMt fai'ths this doughty elite M tewlll/doto ngUgte*’ ’tola-v < i-’KH m*waeia w»li maTn ^hkiu,, so# ** . TDITOKIAL COMMPOIDDrCI. i ■ ' Y M Saunlrm lum.. STOCK OF GOODS, >•» Town; :Esrss^: Heady-Made Clothing! 35’^SiJttss.iSjsaffl ns grams part ef ,h.a „ ln, SOCttST u—-. ■ JOB LOTS, FOR CASH, At O*e-IUif Their Beal Valu,! If you vifl roll *n M M Uv Figure*. It *m suftia. p,. vs ass asuo* Jfate Hood*. Palm Leaf Uu>, Cvltaoltetttaa, - Shtetk fa. • S. “ : ft:s tX-. - u* - at • i jo - ia B*op Srirta', an Woo< ciol!? Coo* Qr*m Tea, worth *1 J* fee life “ w* •* “ 2^0 I* feet a mm Wi Mwi. properetoo. G*fe* Kta am *>(*<• « s.ii.r*ar Buiiip. key Ufa, Utt. TO THE PUBLIC. ortrre betas ■l.s**rete* fatata* IteMfara sum w W :t IM drolter fer 4 M.«wre, «• mraNM to fureirt u.Ua, u Uta te» •< Xuwj Ufa. e.d.£Ea*5raa?mfu*» P*«lf s*vsv *e xtasfam*. YnaMSi, - - • Btiinii «BV <HwriHiasWi sSSKrargSasF^ i T ireKlSI flV] or’ti. m«t Bt^U,, giy* this 'reffifoaf platform jhelr Whefefer Qfoy MfptM Xtonnwv B.'Led, afhouseserni fatoe. T&poL&s* unqualified suppo.t Ocn. Loxrjrrnxrr, or the Empreas Duwngcr of tbs f’edees. ’ fate proprietor < ftroL b«Vtl. reports that an IndiH day second In no House in Uia&felo Jn a prominent rebel ehleflaln durfiig the Itealltb-ssmetotheHiypiims. sums Ume tidee feU under Che >r ■ aUWcw^ute.»2romc/crlAe«»sqry WtX, endorees It, and It U’tinJerstpod 1-4-,11. Xw.Tort 3ta» Maa, i». te Recorder1. C«rt for tepuhtetfoa ZVaertcr. Tbq proprietors bars oat will bs the radical candidate for U. H. fhika frirjssryvnsi eourtccies during our a state and town debt of in of a tart of ■Teuus’ MfaeSany^TJ stay hare. itehrod. I hope thri it. wttl nrfe vroiiwL MB"JohmC. nnBCKiw^wan to get­ ihrtTFtete, or about ♦akfet.evrertohsbOur Rail Bead InterretodssuADd a pasHante. Bailing this to bold 'gMf in ring notVwln thia letter, but ths rima ting down rather low, for the eWndroos o thsr State, Ofe sum total of tero date editor, if h* to the man of whom* i fee us to to on our way west foris*aQ6,QQM(n, wtelch added tota^ltooor- speak, has gained wksdoua by expMeaee. Uda any extended notice. W* find, him to be.. The last autheedlc account . Aoweret, that tbs Central is just as good i34oo/«.ooa QdtetotetenlUBto ItaBtalJ— Uta pUlta hum m, aa ever, and a little batter if anything, oobldere with a eogpfo of northern talteulntalMXxa. ‘mvd-oUla"-agents of cartain northern ton. bote .people regard n JurttoBal nMcAanfcallMfusfrfos, Poor John! your debtroattealng. If itto^trearelte- and disobliging ohsraoter of tkoay of the odiy command ths public confidence. ehlvalrnus education allowed you io r*- y to transmU ai fete one blessing to petty officiate to banka, raiiraMiui«x. M this place MnJor Gxoms Homa, rvft* tiro pay of a Bsnator froosKen- posterity. . . <- .• toM»«tesi*tetowh H*ro*wM fob iaAatton Agte, whofajusi as good an taeky, to tbs DsgtslaUre Halls of a Na­ low* witboat brains or eduoatton are oflfprdT th* Central as hawaaontba tion sgalMt which, you tbo white, was W Gen. Losrawnnar, fn his reront brought in rontart with tb-r—rut Mbf4*Uuf bloody strife to dsfame oChls plotting ami hatching treason, but we letter declaring bis willtagn*** to work did not think It would lead you ’ to drink LWuntoy* Mfe,»»dnoWgh<®o<wtani with the Republican party to secure th* can ba bestowed oa any -brew son of herry eobblcra with tho representatives restoration of tbe Union, says: 4'Mfa ' sf flliikMpi0 that *a dog's Hmv»J in Bfprca^metAontot " ' riher Southern men, I naturally soctfrt rttoT’tefetvwtfloattefeffiywttbten. JU-Jilrnn. dHanos with the Democratic party,' Fbe paying teHm of banks ar* among Mfl-Jonft Rakdowh' like a true A Hkaai or Siouxs.—TheMetro^fi!- ncroly became It wu.opperod to tbe h. faremeat of this *l«* * philanthropist, «m*t»c!pah»d hfe slaves, tnn Record advocates tho rv;.u<llat!oa tepubikan party. But rote M| cm xdraMym kxpMeto* this morand that, too, bsfore bo had wrung from d the national debt, and says s “ropudla- , udg«, tea toaottdng tabgJkteaktett, -•iM«MMy«0 amd snaitlM otlbatr Ionia just and certainss thesunshlnss.*’ ■xccptths teics itiat are staked upon lire*. 'I^aA^kVw settled in Ohk>. In Pho Rtcord also sdds ihaL the people ho war and there lest. Finding noththMday* W estatty, whlA wrong will heartily cUumtbc blaring (debt) BglO taka bold cffoWFt telvdfo*, Uommwefal newa to-day ar* •duaatlon nd prejudice of rerehsspo* ■dUsautbcn ofUyri.'’ rhloLreanotbe worited into grod tar upon thfe — ft—Mt* ctaa, Aa torilMr. Vallandgfaam's borne oqpm, the ajana, Il la proprt ami right tte I CVIsdoeaas follows: Tkm, m smt afOmtr ffialriel luflfa may act be Jayton Rmptre, venture* ths same ; bould»e*k some atandpolnt from which aaawtepuHe <• ttow who balk-re In s&ss-sr-w giving tha “MM VUs sms « W* think tlrot th. pewfesndmrr psaaaabie, law life Ms^md toys t» Mae hare wry «»rt«slly Irsady. Wahasfey think rebate ta-U.■ odi. .; -H WKSFlf?!, T.c. wautri, Km4 Si. Maw. Bsrtotar, 5re T*dl Hsslingc, Jas* 14, >MT. »to e?«,ooe Werth Clothhi. ctons, o<AS irfttti-T.m atanfOM rsr.vEX SJJCBXU^ Mtorigtraasmy farisg fe* te •■.•* *M4fa|*st NEW GOODS S«uto«r« Safe i, Jrun I wtu .—tata— tan.Ota»»“ Sratasnal lam *“ aHtata.ta".* ^O4B4W’.KKV>ra« , mrraa cu. rosfriiiiwa. iEBBSEST^ F0»V*. w——| O^tetiiLita r, issrararft"-*’ a X^tepferfeLfem Prate far Soy'.aToatWClotoM. SSSSte^-SS^ tarrtlL- ’• Otaspw Ibra IU Cb-te JK^dsas.'s-^*emnuno tau or conn r°F*^ r*****?ft t IpOPtlkM. ■rcwHMf jrewjur/rt> JQ’Bto’ CMOCEMT AT SSK« UTIM<n*- Joeorn rout, b*^ Ctt£g» c,flqR V , g-nawow •<»>»*• J.WOW.ta.tata— rUX.JLj �7 SSw-3!***^ .. BFnsut fapu »f unrr mutt. Fruit Jars.—AuaxA Iks. •.' ’• Hteriff '• Sake.—L Kaunas er. J. CLomwew. Sy. — . M trcope — the march, nee remedy far scurry and eedallanoeboUeaffoettoM, aad ag the coly apo- .l,S> „ —tau „, urns u ItEZirfi.TT!"" ETtSsrs .U. “• - _4Zw;;i tdttte JK?m Has Ungs Marks t a. HastfaJS, Jane », 1MT. Tram Baltimora. rto—. red per hbl............................ ^~-^frrb*l".?7...P-T.. ’IS «M otoA-te bay and grate-only thwrenri fore of wjigg; Mitoe. preth.......................................... ikil —l a course at toatreetioa aa 'any' Commrerial College In the Northwest, and u u expense far teltfoa and hoard mesh lea. than to einaiy charg• SXWTtSWw,.-.nr:;:::: GLORIOUS REWS For. the People. The cltissM of Barry County to be clothed At Greatly Reduced Price a. ____ _ ' Li~ «liace. (bat led to a wlde-.preed belief that te R. LANG, SPRAGUE A CO., had boss murdered. Tte fallowing toiler Me boon hwdwJw far pubUeattoa, and treat tbs te­ Ha. eject opened, and offer for eate al ASHTON ller of tM wife of the anppoaed murdered malr fa tie genutaenne. we ere Inclined to accept it an dotation Of this pafafofaubjrci. Read the latter: who alm todoeomrthfag fa tfa. bu.inre. werid. do not neglect to acquire a useful knowledge.— Oi.e u. a call, ur send fur circular, before going etore here " “ fa^nriM M •prta ’’ C-’d.’inritNHBlid; PrindpaL lowfog nboap dlainfecteateof greai Mrrfce fa ltd prerewHos ,f dm—, by <uriUg th. pore iMtarix from drafaa, alnka, »fai - ------ t disfolrM fa a peurup^rwater, iad°pcnuwd tnt ia perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEh', ’ Uyl u Coder Street, New Turk. FarwefW nwlihtl Fl/e Imwraaec Company. K-5.»L2m3WW^’.K fireeeat tex. Idld so, sad I hare bees. ureU aad realte. isw’A t’try stare—eo you cannot do better than try the Iftterfter things fall. Sktorttd 8f»MtAt tamo remedy yretsdt.' f8ee adrerUeetoetrt.) R. Laa<, Bpragac A C®. — - - AT O0BXXUCT0 4 MDimjtdZ, WTOT VormontCcntral naxUwasy, Etc n rU.B# JsftontwfMn11' -, V ATLANTIC & GBKAT WSTEB Broad Gauge Railway 1 l»c. ‘ -fc atr5O jiWa Oeooerle^, . aiwara sa xuoa. mwmntATT. 0 URBuJa. OAUDM, a MAXfinXU, or CLETELAXD, or OQUT, ar BALA- NEW YORK, BONTON, TITTVBVBOB. PHILADELPHIA. BALTINIOBE. and cow* a*p MR. .-.-i-1 YVAMRINGTON CITY. Thia ia lb. only Route to the «. •. 8PA0LMM. if ' Oil- RegiouB. of ^ojipaylvAUw 1 Haatfaga, Deo. l>th 1MI. DRVUB ARD ITEDICWES. Bleeping Coaches, the Excellent Dtotag Balls, with aciplo time for Meals, and the prompt Dma end Sure Coneoritooe of the Atlantic & Gt Weatern Railway. Tasa a. Low ax» Twa as Qricx as er axr oraxa Roots. Tbrough Tiekela and Baggage Cheeks. No. tU Broadway, Xaw fork ; No. It State St S88®®®® ypiBiiAn . Loti^ - ? Tried ErifMiihrnenit ’ aoglUf - aAli'jl Siry iari ? 7 ? ~ ,^{fl0jjSAi£< OTill NwIaJiI J. I' - < PHILLIPS k BHNTLBY’g nnt HAarrxtMr ' • DKUtr & BOOKSTORE, Established to 1U1, by . J. F. E0KMt,WH0 tSSELLDIG MORE AND « u,r-.uo«. ; . .o’ MSufaMafk • f-S cieKE ruttiy cRocaaiEi, HJWIX’D A d < .ms h m jifija— mi hgawasdW WrtnVa, OKI AND » YOU DOXY KXS WHAYTHV YAM. Dry Goode, BfjoU^ Sheet, Hate and Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery And GUuwax^ GBQCmUE3 OF AfJ, KINDS, If, %^.«]^lV0 XMkte^ to MB te ft'b aA MBs** "Add.* ftot-R A> A«nNKMBnn.T LOW PMOBMk ;; IBPWlW rirb call before yereheetog HUIUM * KIT1B yoUNG MENI BELL'B BTECmc oMumi el U. & Mall Use Btereaera Leading foot ef.Ylne el reel, and al New peaaage Depot of the Clous- DreuM; Genital, PhysieJ sadXarroZlMSte. net.. Uunlltoo A DatUw Railway; in Loelreille. Impotence, tllrct, Bcxnri Dtaeneau, Ao, Am * stR. W. oor. Main and Third IRroeta. and U No Cfianpo of Diet la .. .. . Fourth Street, and at the Ofilooa of connecting Lincs. to effect a para. If need eecordfag to laairaaM^ L. D. KUCHER, Genl Sept JT. B. 8I!ATTVC,0en-|TlcMl Agent. e4«>.' ■v*ou MIBCKLLANEOUa jJATEBT FASBIONA DEMAND ’' pAianUtetaVfrf PaUi* K<g-BrMhp tSzcu^b mITSmmZ5C« boUoo haoitfcuifi the eyatota, e BEUt TMtCNUt. (On DOUBLE SPKDfQ) S EZ I H T . mid i. geoereily mJtehreb ^ * _ They will not aearo or nuax like the Single f“l ****?*.**tl*1* l^tT* ** or^*B,fy Sklrta will la rztremo canoe of DeMHty and ImpofaBMare corevd wltbd oubte emd'Tw'teto^ ftread,°eod tbe bottefa rode era not "ilr springe, but BELL I EITEUAL REMEBY. Th. Vonderfol FtexitaTlIy and great eomfort Kounu: Mine wilfbe upXeaoml particularly, la all ercwdid Assemblies, ttooraa. Carriages, Bail Bead Cars. Church Powe, Arm Cbalro. for easily and eon.reientlr u a Nik or Mnalfa Drcaa. Bread to m faretetely jMiyla eetouMfoW Pr. J. BRTAN, Cowuhiag Pby—i, ■u B , Itow T , ajpftggggtfgCMt ■zsr,~-"". ..... .. xmmum Klllpuc Xtael Hprtag Skirt for a .‘ngte day wifi necer afiorwarda willingly dispense with tteie usa. For Children, Misoae and Yo«g Ladles they are suberio r to ril others. Tbe Itar.l«r Elliptic ia a groat (.Turtle with all mb Uyao aaanM pwreteae BriTa SMaUte Baueodtaa m -2*^u Dtsrirefcria® S’ *0L ' ».ulunm CauoaoM J5e'- gr^aoxrr coxjrxcrroir^i kjxkat ■'*' ,. Jf-YM w«nt Om« ■mhbDb^ Wb,ksepcoMtMUTM bond • MlMMXtaaM^ BOOTS f SHOES, CHEABJ Directors. Wfa "■ ■? ee so .-a Eston Co.-DaaW Falwor. John Farion, F. & ' PRXateril IF TOU WANT GOOD GO0D6CBUF, XJTD CAJNAJDAJ*. CKKtaffO ZQKK) AA FQXXOVV/ stf ssr,,ut~ MB tee! Dor •< fitoo p. M-, Night » BBOAD GAGUE «HOBT»L1NE '-“•xjs&iisjraiwr* Application rocuired by the Directors. A! N-ll-W Goods C. J. BRTDGER. Msnagiag Duoeser, MeatreaL IL,K UEACHtaGeaercl Agent, Bre Trek. Grat Soin fir tie People! of Bony A Eaton Cosntiea. Inanio nothing bej t a Farm Property. Amount of Property loenred Dec. MetjMl was»l.o»l,OiX>. | Prreidenl. Wiu.snn Darn, VerwioatrUle; Vl«d Caarrau, OUrrt. reS^-taTl mbii Md'.bort'rfAiJ"'*®*1"**' a »anti, will prerent the foretastes of eulpbnrrt UTTroobM with bewdecM. are yowl Well ed hydretre geo far aotes li.., anrf wtfl ge~.il ■y trteod, I know whstU to to hsre'sa bWaiU u wall as any col;I hare ttsifl tatofy su«rud Ata3*refetMSMi dsri wfllfhnMt ttefa.ril4 Is- rsers. No remedy teemed a'iltod toueyoeee, e^sf aBoMraoder fae.*, ^‘.,.7.’ '■ ffit— trim giro, ftllef, until I cMnood to taut aa satetecire. adrart'araret of Bryan'a Ufa HUs. WeH. there Ow /mW ofnBnfoMlMtefaWrWMt o jJJTte kJ^at -ah prree prid far Free afa EbtSf • "••re—» »«*tai dirocttose for raking tbe simple remedy by wbleh. be wm cured. Hcferrre wiabiag to profit by tho Now ?.L:,l 5 *•***» “• rOM TBCIO QX.D . tton. FREK, byrctarn m.U. -Cl plea- adi-reeZ Bar. EDWARD A.WILSON, xlrl WiUteauburg, Stage Co., X. Y. ; ■ ■ r ■ •■' ■ TBAIXaFOB POST HVKOX. toXbox. pjuux. TOXOXTO. BUJTALO. XOXnXJLL, POXTlulXD, eap—ntM m - n JUJneteeod for yean frem Xereowe DoMBIt. Pro­ moters Decoy, and ell the effreta of youthful ia- u2r*Kl I.*? E E .fl’sswasaar FuenraL.—Il IntoMhepodsbai .MMitby • *p-«rO!<fc<#»dre. Tt Us tililsaa of Hastings will attend, io good far*, eddre are lifariod fatriag llfagf^1" » lb. rndleal fa the Brick Stock, Thursday omleg nett. From tbe giringa oni, ttere la WO TaasarudM Bnu-Atearw-Tbi fol towing ar dosbtagoid social Urns nay bo eapeeted. Aati iMtiMofoteof WJWolwMany Cteody^fo r’e prorlstoM for e.rwwbcntna, Im eream, and (ho week ewllng Jog. JT/IMT: ■ke other ntoelxlnp uakl oc atreh oecaeirag /Mm- M.TToodworth to IreM Yomo^i> •re. re sre annrel, sore red. Llhn prootedaard to S’I- aid ofUe Kptoeopal fond I jwards exl tiegnl.Mng tbe debt iumrred In bwMfagthe C'-»:ri. Used music may bo nspeeted, aaA a I Monee Laasaa to AMbM Ateriati,—».J acres centre! cum!Umafa 1 •Metto^'M.lB AM For Ouh at the Ixrweet Mrntwx, cure. To all who deaire II, be wilt send a eopy of th. preecnpltoa nsed (free of sMrre). with the dlrecltoM for using tM eama. which tbev wUl cMlla. Cough. Colds, and Ai Throat and Lone Affecliona. Tbe .sly object of Us adrerttere is. aeMigg IM IMaMptfoe Is to boo.fit ttesMMod L W 4. Y £Tc“’7.r“?'Jf Kjf?* Sf!! A.T THE TICItET 4>EEICE: rpp CONRUMPTITES. — Tbe edeerUaer A baring boeo motored to health fa a few weeks by a rary simple remedy, after Mrng entered for aereral Tear, with a actere hag affection aad Sl.tt.'SE'«,fcSBS: Vis i Ready-Mado Clothing: Fsrer Issa —Alisa and Rice bare jail reewtred the largest stock of Fruit Jars seer brought to <~\taeg«.»te« also days, read got ite tester to this market Maion'a patent. tM only infallible. frets' <unrisjitig ®8oii. Bdf.scelugjare. for Frails. Vegetables, M-, retfuirlog no corks or Cement. Erery persow •»e-alniog them call them the beet Jara, and the All kinds of Oothlag-an mast lecreofeal for uo erwr before offered to tM public. Try them. An entire Soil of.Clothe, (tor Rix Dollars, Fbouotxd.-We learn with great pleasure that Col. W« H. Direr/, baa just-reneWed bio Co®Eilssiou u Breed Brigadier Oeser*!. A Diiierecram —<tar cilix... wH find tbeXll Uys of Jlictogan, who true to tho principles of thia State, accept ed tbe ccmcuind and gallantly ltd see of tbe E^dewwto Aewriixin -tKifoawe of African Jescewt.Aod we take pleasure fa recordlug bit promotion, X f r ' . II Jo. 1 ITEW ADVEBTISEMENTS. 1^1 frite........ ...»Ji«.>.i—M«!M Li-’ 'i* I Site Ito law Tar. Cectnl SaOwwt. BBOWII ILGAR, . . 19}e. GRAND RAPIDS BUSINESS COLLEGE and u Telegraph InalUate—Rates of tail tog rednead nsMjUAPArM of Mhy. : u' •to ta l county, to th.>rac to hoU one «t IM: otaas of hr lbw Hastings Orchestral and Quadrille Bstul.— Fewtrvala, which hare been of Basil derided ndTickets P> including supper at the Hastings tutaga to U>o steep growfag agricullersliri 1» otb.r portions of this Btafa. Itra.ttMt lte«House. ampte of oerynwog town win be followed by tee Arrotisreo.—Beh^srr Ben. Gar. Wo. H. Dinar other towns fa Berry county, and ihal tte day la hu beta .ppiintad Dbputy U. 3. Marshal, for the Mt far Blatant wbea Steep Sheering Jfarfrul. Welfare District of Michigan. We congratulate vW bo as «—sou as «» eownty Fairs. That Gen. on his sppointnrent, and the pablie that they will te produotlreof good by faerre^ng tb. Ihry secured she uerrieee in this poeitien of a ear. of the farmer for hto steep. u« by excitfag Emu who will do bower to the place. a eetn mend able riralry, no or. will dear That by rii,|— lb. <rU, Slum Jcsricx.—Il to but simple Justice to tho aneb car. and rirairy a strutacttrees of Da. Ils Visoxc's J.U'llAloi °f ‘beep, end by uureufa/ the —wval of oar higher priced wools, no ereca. deny. Don't yon Utah so Mr. Editor I A Faawaa. ef all competitors. TleJ are decidedly lie 11 lack -W. de. and aU Moor aay wu to the entortors ol tbe world. Try them core, and yaw will prlalag agrtewllsnlteto of Baltimore, for taaegu. n«rer use any other. See adrertlaaeoL rating go Important a Brnreaneat to the ahwp. Exrerr rare TaXattox.—Tbe Commiasiener of growteg faratwa of otr eod. ty. laterral Iterrcno baa derided that wagons, earts sad drays made to be used for farming or tamtwr- THE MI6BIHG MAH HEARD FROM! leg purpc.es, and baggage and express wagons cade fo; carrying freigUl ezdnairoly, and not to A Loiter from Etalon Station, Mo. lx used as pleasure carriages, are by the act of 7 1 . March S, !!<?. exempt from taxation. Last weak, wo referred to the anddeo dlaap- »«txxjeM 00.* 0 .T.'CMJW XjFOODSt Cd NOW U Y0V« TIME, YOUNG MEN : GOOD PBINTE, Will Tnn lanprwre U T JfffeFsrdosM................................ the public the benefll of said purchase at fifteen rests a dish. Call round thia ereni^fc^ «.*; TO BUY YOUB GOODS 1 i1 Some errors sad omfaafano article sa' BaHlaiore Sheep Mr.Ca^toldabre, Mb* Wtauanc Htxrexa a aboey •afeguanl tho peblta baa agalmt them ia to see that lb. Bitter, they buy tear th. eegrsred i.m t JUtore. Jfowr ; occurred .fa your Bb-rmg J.re.reL Menus. Bruxs. A ; .'.t! aaafitw.-yre Tbureder mjht, July till. 1W, at the New1)Hall It miss Amies row aaia^-Haring purchased the Ruslan I’o-.w.s.oiss for gr,KQ,«», and bar. log remixed tin suns to my dial ng sad lew Cream Kaloon, end being ''bardap" for cash, In eonse- NEW GASH-STORE, ami xusD auoABamia, it Ilu'T Fiaacx or Woou—K Spanish Merino Ruck > years oid. the property of Mr. A. R. Pnrr. ol Rutland, sheared thia iraaeo.'t pound, at-; • ouucea of waslicd wtxj, lag locks oeserod. This Sttor waj of one yearn growth. UTIIlgliCB pact, eonrewMet, ar.d elegant »iyi—*Tbe ^i^« mu *. l£ZL_ a3^.5!S six;5S2iar “,£ass! fa noeaocifon with IM axiioMly tow prices at TM nsarMi hereto ate eery acflra Bauov. Tn Sues.—Tbe Boni Ma toon selected by Oownaa A Onare, report » ahlpwrtwlor^N * ®2f<7Cj^/^ moils. pteuta. roota, and bar* UMMrtWti. th' Auditor Genera! aa tbe paper to which to »a.nf wool to Basson oaMend^ load. , publish, «te Annual Tax Salta for Barry Ceaoty, WMat. red. per bwAYT^ ^jX.. 1M 1.W sad VOO IM. Ingres • »«wm Wheat, wfoto. pre h—Mi................. iktoywr. 1W _J«M Th. ate r. fl ra. beysra, w . holiere. goerBeU.................. jjfE. M. Foar. hat a few words to aay to ear readers. to car adrerUtiujeotoouia Ikia wmk— JIto medicines are m-eUng with a large aalc fa It A. DBTSOOTe 2 g >*■* cxirr om Q'KAK® ’•"©HlC <x D. erAVLDE’ae BM prononaoa It the oaky fads atlmnlant foal* rear teen tatrodooed Into tbe sick chamber. In ^ i tataMMMf tfod ■rtrti MlMk, tho HoeplUla of the Army and Nary, tM surgeons sfind Utbarfay best tonio foe costateeeeats, amd pxlsu wt^aci^ uA ^g\u 8 iiiil I—CvreirtOL -The Railroad Bridgr, over Full Cmk In ibis Village. It to * finely constructed wsrk, «u > don credit to all concerned. It stands al the head of all toe tee to and altaraaUreprepemUonafa .xlatsnce. ItooefoterttyhM - wre gjj ace uftfag Prentice sit>: “<• Mre been tarr/fagM Ito jiwrea! between tMrtyetx mmI thirty. ecren yearn. Ilarios ■» 41®%. wo hare ksswn s. • man of buelnare in IM tiiy to f*n wbe udrrrtxMd Ubemlly. And wo bore known no cut to .unread tn any oonaldorebto, U eras la a rnpectabli degree, who didn't adewUre MtonJ- rtrrsM naag sagnOBTTERfl STOMACH BITTERS was airag•7»p*lh>» with tM psttetto. gilng Into netloe agalasl the pepaies wkfab ‘“U ‘bat rcltate. J-Irtorea of srocytofag now, bowsrer excritoat, fo doonad to life. Aa tte 'Dte- IT a*‘.ulllUr?1 tellta eld i!'l Western Liniment, Ao.—K. M. Vass. ' , V. 8. lute.*’*1 JUrmu*.—8. S. Binary, Collacur; J (»•»• Deputy Coilawlor. Ib^iafi Bakery.—W. A. Hwxra, E. L. DxDe- «j--5-*xsfxa?-z 1,,^ .... , sc iz.** . !r r .. • SPECIAL . NOTICi - IA V—re Aaren wenai Vonre lit! AonT-t «• ■**-*•« Deputy SbetE—L w. TaooMMt. »ar» Comnnrei X^** iill Juml sad yurrfhnimii Hardware MerAamt '-.•jtewerti Grand Rnplda, PoytoeMU^: MUI Xrticlrr Flmbrin, JMrdOr^ rT’be Be’t in Town ! rz •»• »r .3 V a v 0 \x a KAAsidY ,:rri*'sixAfto .CAM Baaaen'a Dcrxnx Emrnc, or Deohte'liprind Skirt, end be auro you gel tte genuine article. . CAUTIO5-To gnard agaiut Imporition, be througfatte centre thu rureeliag^e *tw« MORE YA1MBL8 TUASflOlBI eta.-Ji 1. far Mere: of <1 elr 1!.xlbUily enl rt.ccc’ta, end a cumtloaUao not to bo toead to a«J oUaeg Bryans Life PiH», �Qirr D»rc rroax t B'Y 'r* ? I-. n.^a^X-b CXX. IBISSISTS 4 CIEHISTS, 1 5 j iikir- i ,73o1»Wj9 W3Z ■ “Haw many a doting husband," eaya hccynleaA Mr. .Qullp, “would likoto ihangv h»forty-year old ‘partner* tot wotwentlw" lAi«itA>tTy^jjiOT. describing the bonicto naw In Cashion, says: “They have i downward alanfflntt reminds one of a riclotu oow with a board acroee her >«•««* BM, Mt ANT «Mk«f BOOKS AID BTATUIHIT. BARLOW, GOODYEAR, A GRANT. sH&t IRON & STOVES • - JUd.-r rtroRS DMVaalBTW WAJUB, Paints $ Oils, Glatt $ Putty, Varnish, JDys Stuffs, other an empty stomach. X'ttefek, riMfexT Vta. «* Mat .......... . Temj^jj.eqpp YniaiZifiel* DRY GOODS wocnrtrsn. oiis, ‘ t, ’ : 8UERIFFM »al*. gmrnw ^jNjrjJbLiMaA Bow m>4 Panxir ^wSSgjar^BS Syfigpawatra ssaryjy DRY GOODS •Go' With Mm ? Of eourno I • And then—sho would have gone with HARNESS er thaB wjirlcwt, ■ SHOP. BOOTS A SHOES, bSJCSSOOODS, '“HfT*rb«rt fa nothing purer than g*^«fy,~notMn; ey»enter than ehert’.^, ga-j t* faffi1* oli* Lff?uji2t ArSui'ftutna SEJKS^jS1 IM afemMl* aMHbriMr«or3 ezS D* » M ZAMDY OOQAg trlgMer thap rWTb.ntful for peit fcrors, «. wkeit ■ cooUosiac. ot tbssMoe. Md OU ARAXTKF. SQUAB* AMD HOMIEST JMUJJM WOM AU. iMfWMn i H. A. OOOBiKAR b CO. BeeUace, Jm «, gair amok i . _ ? ...., v 2J - T »** VW#il»fcF !1 : w^w* hit1"’ “qaldtaJ e.. tSW^jagg •^TjS'Jii tbe depot' t> a piecard annonndug “No Smoking” jkwuxI over an gat-wile’s csspets, h*xu pspss, asocmas, Dtvaotrs. • aa cum, cxocaxr.oc. ., x I AMew Thing for Hastings »* DwVUBJtVa r‘< *">1 *5dialSUc i>n*. -tUkwita ^±.^35S-dsl !O S’ ssm ter# aW5£= ■' 1111 n ’iiiMu‘M<sel »T -, towMcrwdn’ the rhuli-e of the eeUbUah- ■; BLAOIIMG: *■ Yto; bet can’t you ye, yo epakpejjn. Wheaeey MaaHHeg fo BiiwUooa, ia MfoS*Xw5l.ii ■■"■XrtbenUhX - ; awaeauta: atrtttjwftate’. Silk,Strait night.* MtOO„ MOWOTf aOLPPlffi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-07-03.pdf 112ff26888b5123a916a42ae35273dfb PDF Text Text ®fcr Jhstiegs S>*» BATES OF AOYMBTfaUlto &. Townsepd, Dewey AT HASTIXOS. BABBT CO.. MICH.’ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3,1867. SitsineM Jirtrtorii. nARTiyga, Heady-Made Clothing, Irani cure, rer.vxs. aMD qexts ruxwiiMnra GOODS. co*.nana»srxaB«»ma. HASTIXet, ... Myl ... Mien. MRS. c. FREEMAN, ruw-B.m milukkh orxesroozj>jira's*TOJt« U AST1KUB, • - - nSyl • ••. MICB WILLIAM, MYERS, Music & Jewelry. TURNER A CLARKE. Caw & Wapa-laim. UASTOG^. R LANG, SPRAGUE A CO. CLOTHING^ fTATK RT.. HASTINGS, MICH. r?T Cask p.UI for frodues. nJyl | A. ROWER , • • '■ •-»> • VCH.................. GEORGE PRESTON, " General Grocer _____ STARK WEATHER, House Painter, W. PARKER A SON, Lifery & Sale Stable, MICH. LEW. CAMPBELL, ‘City Restaurant; J. LEE REED, BteimitliCaTmieteT, BUNYAN, COLE * 00., FoKnM Bodte and Shoes, ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN ~A ’ ■ptatoM or sywpaifa w wo>*k);*ot tAr qualify, but wh-rt a preen tow by speech or by writing incited olh- r* to engage In rcbeiil'm, no must ootne un­ der tho <H-Innl:icatloa. . Vote unnitimous. exn-ptthe Bccretasy of W*r. who diseiuta l.utu the acvnd MAIN BROTHERS. MR fetBMibw H ADUR’f M>4dto ef to >to"k*- and wealth will .hut^s doom ] be seduter so wril os the seduo- ! United Ta— «.U.U1 b, •!»*—«• uteltag ma mH *u Kto.N#rM,iikr.' of DeawB toyiur tlw tol l fam to took up, end by writing, incited other* to engage mid from UlM time ha faasdd fiaZta tee In robe!lion, he must coiuo unitor ib« amtehar. Yoe, eke even pot her arm ^.47^CSJMsq<J^Bocrd appointed around fae nadt WthaS fassnhae, famrto fomtafc. Iw, ' be to the man who doren to wrench from 1 JU’S- NUMBER 10, I want to ask, would eray husband who juf a .1 takas such summary nuntohment into his own hand*, bo oftung to hare hie own acteaadltfaAfal open to hi* famfly?— u>_, r-Nowfastis?fair and lumast qneetfon; vn who will eamrer it ? Our eray was not ' 8. Qfflem t>u> United Statrt. t the bait school thai ooald be found, of Mto Ute ths langtmn Is without morals and rirtn*, and I ask candidly, llmlUdou. The person who has at any without one ting# of h#ritanry, would time prior to ttMrebelUon hold any o ffleo every man who rotaraed fiom oar army,' civil or military, under the UiiiloaSutea,, and hae taken an ofOctal oath to rapport ( and found that his wifo bad been uatruo the Constitution of the United Btee,, to him, and who at once, ccanmastced le­ la subject to disquaUflcattom gal ar Ootodiko proceeding*. I ask, would Vote unanimous. every man be willfag to have his wife •. Iflfaarye/fMreef any State, prior !! Votes unanimcua, know to the totter bow he had kart tho ' to the rtbelUun, are not subject to dL- |i In Cablncnt June SOth, peeetnt tha quail aceticn. marriage tow? X tell you nay! This is I Vote tmanlmons except the Secretary 1i same Cabinent oftleero as ca the IBth, a black hone of another color. pt tha Acting tiecettaiy of tha In« io' Jteictpfa offerer, that Is to say. 1. tcxc. I have no sympathy with any married rior, tho I res dint i nncunoed to the or unmarried woman who spreads a net offlocnof Incorporated titles, towns and 1 Cabtoeut that after a tall dtiihret on ha for any man, but I utterly stoat ' ‘ and ab’ village#, such ns Mayota, Aldcnntn, 1I concurred w.th the majority upou thewe aecticnaon tho nummary of which the Tdwn Crane!!, police, and other city or _ on „ i_ Lrtren face, bar that man who nuts town otHcors, are not oublect to cUsquall-1i .'-< <ret*ry of War bed expr aeod Lto dto* ■nd novor admit# •*' I his 1honor ------------------i* stained sent, and he concurted w,th th# Cubtoot floatlnn. ' or hi* noma blackMuxl by want of rirtuo, ' 11. Persons who have, prior to th# Uatoee his wife be the guilty party. , rebollton, been members of the Congress There aril undoubtedly hundred* of , of the United frUtee, or members of n State Legislature, ucorabjeetto dteiusllwive# fa thik city wiio bebera, aa truly m i £catto». But those who have been abelter# that they have a being, that J ■fombera of Conventions framing or husband* are untrue tu them; and ' amending the Constitution of a State yMfhrfaarof eoetety,forthrir children’. 1 prior to the rebellion, are not subject to ■akn, or far the undying lor# that re- j dlaqutilflcntlon. 11 AU the excratire 0-Judicial oOlmafaa fa their hearts for thoee miserable J cen of any btato, who took an oath to BsifaliC they try to shield them ss mudi ] THE LITTLE 0UTCA1T. support the Constitution of tbo United as possible, and pass on with raulfag ' SBbrtlUny. States, sre subject to d!>qu tllfloailons. fitoes, trying to make belter# happy and In there I inc.tadc count-y otUccra, "Mayn't I stay, xnxam? I'll work I What man is there, I mean wuat bus- I as to whom I made a .reservation in the rat wood, go fur water, and do all. yoaf opinion bereto.oro given; Aher fail ananda.' bond, of any preUmteons to decency at all, ’ • conaldi railon. I havo arrived at th# conwho doco not expect and require hi* wife Tho troubled eye# of the speaker wtM olur-luti that they are subject to diMioallto rope! at once every in*ult,open or co- , flcAtton, If they were to take, us apart o I filled with Wars. It was a tai tat afoot vert, and to be firm and unyielding fa tbtir oflltial oath. (Ac oato to ttippcrt one cold day in winter, at tho outer door (hedoiutitutim of United 4tafu. bre priudploe ? And well has he the of n cottage vn a bleak muur in Scotland, Votes unaulmuus. right fo export and require this. No , Tbo enow had bean falling very fast, nod 13. Persons who cxcritl cd mere sptn- , tho poor buy looked very add n::d hragmarried woman ha* a right to commit a de# or employments unJet St deaatho 1-' deed, however trivial fa iteelt or speak ty are no: llrquallfled : such aacomiul*- rjone word, however lightly, teading to­ s.oners to lay out public loads, commit- i *-You mny oomo fast any rata tin ray »d wuman, for ward dishoncr of character, that the slonars of public works, vidcars orcdate , husband cornea bceaa. Thors, sit desra _ ___ n, fa til# fullbe ashamed to hare h#r huaLoml would Institutions, dirccton of State bank, or;; by the fire; run look peritofan srifa oulfa sooee of the term. Had aha no*, ten a aeo and hear and understand the motive other State InstltuLons, examiners of, and aho draw a chair up W the wazmast banks, notailcs public, rciminis-toiM-re 1 iromeis she Cuuld new have written that that pumpted ft; and 1. may add, *a£bly. to take acknowledgment of doeda ami f[ comer; ihon smpkksjaly ghUdlwMta wonderful book from which tho above is no Iran woman will do it But now for Vote unanimous, but the Secretory or^ an extract She stands alone inker eom- the other side at the pirture- If a wo­ unuod **t’fag the tabla for suppm plote duderstanding of woman; and for man can carry about with her an impene­ the Treasury and the Secretary of VZ«r I • xprere>-d afi opinion that lawyeis are | Presently cans the tramp of heavy her sex sha ha* dons I bunoatly trable armor, why cannot araan, when be such offlccre as are disqualified, U they boots, and the door was strung open with believe, than any woman living. JTb has the power all ca hie side ? Ho* a ’ a quick jerk, and tho hnabaad oQtaved, peuticlpated in tho rebellion. true aha is no more, but I never think husband any moreef a right to expeel or BJCOAGISO nr REKEtuosr. wearied with hie day a work. her dead, so truly do heir words abound require hi* wife to be true to him, then Having qtocltled what office bold by | Th# art to guard agaart falsity any one prior to the reoellion cume j! A Lok of inieUictmee passed tele— with life and eouL But it is not of her she he* to oomert rad require the same L, the <n'-h provides that, if false, tho within the meoDingcf the law, It u b;b wifj ond hi—iM^f- Ho looked nt the that I wish now to speak. My subject is fidelity to her ? H she must reais! ea fa- In pereoti taking it shall be tried and puu- aecas ary next v> set fur th What aubee- buy, but did nut seem very well pleased j a* far removed aa heaven frten hell; and •alt, must he suecomb to smiles rad cequent erndutt tlxor upon such I**?®0 ho mrrerthelcse made him eume to the yet she stooped to touch it Why may rueea? if she is to stand firm and unNo provision is made for challenging table, and was gtod to see bow heartily not I? I will wiahing tho moanwhi:-). yislding, must he be led about by the tho qualification* or the arplhrat, or ’ was wuBi to do noenby th# silly flattery of some design­ entering apon any trial or invmt g-vtton any j«r.-ou to-disqualify h m Irom vot­ ho ate hi# aupper. that I might doof his qutifaaaUoue, either by Wltasee ing : first, the office htld prior tu the reDay alter d«y I'o.'sod, and yet th# bey ing woman ? or any oihar form of proofi . btilMn, end aftcrvrttids, partialgating in baggod to bo keto “until to-morrow j” an The communication of so many ladies Ah! it to the old story repeated over Vote unsnlmou* excep: the Bertetary the rebellion. ’ the jruud couple after duo cunaidMotiocs to you upon fhb foffe maybe reatty and over again,—’The woman enticed of War. .. ’ . 14. An act to fix upon a^>eraon the of-, euac.uded chat as lang a* he wt* such a 8. Ao to eUtetnoh^p and naictener. burdonsomo, but the only rloa wo make me, rad I did oat" I do not heaifate to fen-# of engaging iu rebellion, under The appUcrat for n glstration tonet be this law, must be an overt and voluntary g-xx! bay. and wurkod so wiHfa^J, Ufa? i* the heart within ua pleading to speak, say that could tho truth bo known, that adUavnof the Etateand of the United . . and we mtuf speak Wo road your pa­ there would be fifty virtuous woman to State.-, and muBt be a resident of a coun­ act, don# with the intent of aid.ng or would kuop him. . furthering tire common unlawfol pur­ One day in th# nuddl# rf winter, a rar, wo undmrtand ycrarpoper, we like it, one sura in thi* city. ty Included in lhe election dbtrict 11# pose. A person forecd into the reliei pedlor, who often t»ilud at tho totfags, and wo mart ba hoard sometime* through Wo shall never know, probably, how may be registered If ho has been auoh rnretac by couearip -Jon, ar under a tarn- | celled, and, after dhporing of BOvureTef many men, and mon of families too, have citlren for a period lean than twelve mount authority which he ouuld nW laid their hoods upon some dflilai'i top, Indian, bathe caundi; vole al an;r ac­ • iftiy dlsobgy, 2nd who would not have Li* good*, was preparing to go, when bt and been shotn of their strength—but tion unlow hi* citizenship baa them ex­ entered rachi erviM if luft tu the fn-e cx- Mild to tho woman : “Yuu hare a boy text there, splitting them either of good or ill, and tho limo God keep# the record true, rad they will tended to the full term of one year. Aa artiae of hl* own will, cannot b# held to wood, I boo, ’ pointing to the yard. ' baa come—aye, baa forced itself upon ua meet it one day, when there will bo no to such a person Cha exact length of hie h^Vote unlStaiBtt^oxMpfihe Secretary A’ee do yuu know him F’ —when we must lift up our voices, “or rock or mountain to fall upon them to Citizenship should ba noted opposite hl# “I have reim him,’ repHcd Oa pedlcn name on the Hat, on that it may appear ° 16. *Mero arts ofrixirity, wlrvre the In­, tbo stones will cry out" ( hide them frwn tho righteous fury at on -Where? Who whs? WUttha?’ the day of the election, upon refar- tent to tareilere thAwautvol tho object. This subject affects ns M much as it thou Great Judge. enec to the list, whether the full term of ouch charity, and not vote mrud off "A jail bird;’ and the pedlar nrugfWoausB'aberaty bA*boochw curse; has then be.-n secomplfahed. doos ouw brothers, and I cannot aos why tha jm* fa, vtota.Kf, .nm.■ hi* pack uvor hx» •hou’der. “That boy, we bare not as good a right to ba hoard her moot effective ally, sweet smile* rad i upon tho subject I bare no sympathy flatiariag .word* ViiEi, these weapon* this oath,but an alien who ha* been far til# iteneral r.-Uof of |«J eon* eniiagvd with tho feeble modesty of any woman »hehas#l*falte.-tl«>u*anda, rad perished take naturallsud can take it, and no other . kou’d do wel| to luiuk wto would bo ashamed to let bar voice herself amiA ta rma her own hand proof of nstitrails*tteo can be eequlred In the rebaUKUi, ai.-l nW of a merely ana, . , , , Itary character, but eoniributcQ to un­■ him1’ bo heard in this matter, or u#rn tat aha wrought I hhro often wondered if men irutnhim. , able them to perform ih#:r unlawful ob­ Oh! there wa* somethin ao dreedfa! Vote unanimous except the Secretary ject, m*v Io classed -with acta which do isfatereotod fa it Hie duty watal graoraDy ksewfarfitat Hght thoyrm ’ falhowurd The poor woman k»ow, bat .bare fotask fiMfo W®* “ held by our box. Whose fault i* it that of War. A No one 'who la not twenty-on# d E-mrod^contelbutloa* to the rebel cause, trembled sa she laid away me things dbe this world to da, and fatakfagboUof we look with district and suspicion?— year# of age at Abe time of reRisteaUun to the form of toxce or mlLtary « »• this we intend toebow to tawosjd where ICon a man handle red hot coafa rad nut can lake Uio oath, fur he uniat swear that menu, which a pen-on may be compel­ wo will stand, and where wo wdB fight— be bunted? Cra he even touch thorn af­ ho !im tlieu attained that age. . led to pay or oontrli nt#, do not dte |U«lVote unanimous. Yoe, Rio work, tat lotnowoman ter tha fire has gone out and not bo iry. Hut volumaiT contributions to lhe 8. Noone who hat boon OMmchtsed rebel win, even suib Indirect contr.blackened? We mart young men nw day of our Hr##, mon out of rrepectabto for partldpalton to any. rebellion a­ bulljos as arl-e from the viJuatmy ioun back from the -pliMrtt fosfc. gainst the Tnltod Mates, orforfctony of mouer, to rel-ti amhoritie#, or pur­ fsmiliwi, num bolougfag to too upper This social evil is | conunkted against the lawsof any Stat# of bonds or eeottUto* crn.tedto aft grade of oodety, (if them bo rach a or of die United btetes, oto safely take chase dev, end toe e^rthfal ford tho mania of oirrylng oa the rebel­ grade), carrying about with them the thia oath. is bailing over into 1 lion, Will work disqualification. \ ole The actual participation in a rebellion, what is to be done?------ -- ----— plague spot « plainly risible on their U 'lo aJ ?nUthaoe who, fa legislative or the actual commission of a felony, and wait ? We hare /raited. We have fuev# as are tho note upon their heads— or does not amount to dlaftanotosement—. welched and waited to Mt •*■*<>« h*- and yet those same man—not being able The sort of disrnmchlsement here ment other cffictol mpotitr, wo.-v engaged in tha furtherance of the common unlawto a&rd a wife — oh. no! — after living on bouds end our brothers would do faeua; te that which la declared by law named talpuriMBe, wh#.e the dutireef th.-ofand what have they docaf hothmg, years enough fa thia sin, to make their by competent —- ------ *— floe Deoeaimlly bad retetivn to the-upport of the ret^llon. «ieh as member# of absolutely nothing! Ask them why they souls fitted far ta lowest dejta of per- been fixed up» “Oh? ecdausied thahoy, wfak attest aTte fake fata lhe rebel Couventons. UongmM.Mnd diliim—those same men will darn to oflsr of grirf tint was tenfala tobateM— and nine out of vnry ten ’rill say a— their black hands and blacker hearts to “OS?M bafa’t no toother I 1 tefcft aa “Why, ! am not to bkme for thiatiate of soma pure woman, end if sefaomfnl, as, mother «v#r since I waaababy. If I’d ----- * • Tarek will Hr# cfa trying to only Lad a muther.'.' ko eantfanod, white hide the devil iIn their hearts, who holds tbohoyvinhia possession,* and threatens w talar—*-—-------- - tears gushed fa/m his opes. "I wutridn’t bo Mid „™.tdetin oathat poor wo­ at any moment m. dur .me the rebellion, man of which ^,—1 a s flood f---’ of cf misery, , ,, ,tho —r like . — y— d dtrtien not Inoident to ~------—— -* -at n l-all 11 histosy • -y.— .■ exfart# not"in- the onual* r #udi dudea aa be.cm. •<0. God! avenge me of urine adversely," 'peace, and were necu rvauon of order uud the la the ay of many a heart-brute wo­ flaw, are not to bo raaman, and Ho will, and that right apotdiy'ragagtag fa r beflton wbkh R fo'.eonatita'til, ma-t m# that the nsmB of the pcreoci offixtogto we �Museum, Music Hall, the Market, (the ’ ftawt In U» raM) Altanram, lb. -S-SE DBT GOODfl. , Lexington, Concord and Waltham, at such length as drsamrtsMl.s pomfe. Wo go from thence by the Old Cbfoey R. R. to Newport, the famous Watering place, on the shore, of Rhoda Island, passing ftom Fall River over that beau­ tiful inland sea, known as Nanugnusett Bay, where for any r.aoonablo threw* may enjoy life at the Ocean Hoose. M, Grata, Rs iri Cain, revaUng amid toe wealth and besotty nf 'finbsr, this year, bids felrtobe s larger than usual, and they seem looking forward to the Ums whan ran loevo behind them the rare# of toss and ssok ths desired freedom and tho Gnat Wedem to Detroit Or what is still better retrace owstepaefa Provldenoo to Boston, and thence by Ix>well, Nashua and Manchester, to L'oneord the Capital of New Hampshire, certainly one of the moot beautiful Inland people living at a distance from the Citipalu America, stopping by tho way Ocean, are casting their eyes thitber- to pay a brief visit to the Great Manu­ ward as .ftelr Mecca, while those who facturing Towns through which wo live East are looking to the broad Prai­ have passed. Thence by th. Northern ries. the Lakes and the Mountains of the N. II. and Vermont Central R. Rt. to Montpelier, tho Capital of Vermont, Will bo given by Dior, MoDcwltt and L'on, whleh the rock bound coast of which, with Ito elegant State How, other prominent playsrs, to which no ths Atlantic, with theWhite Mountains, beautiful private residence., and Moun­ gentlemen will be admitted if unaccom­ and the fashionable Watering place, fall tain scenery, is a delightful place. Go­ panied by a lady. No small degree of *o.4krhlah. The traveler reeks tbo now, ing on by the Qmlral we reach Burling­ amusement has boon furalabod to tho the narei and the beautiful, as be wan- ton, the largest, and richest City in Ver­ pubUe by tho Grocvdyeke divorce case, d*» ever earth’s surface. The mao mont, situated on Lake Champlain, tbo yey evidonoo Ln which has mads It roared on the Prairies, and accustomed and which to the pleasure seeker Is a almost a. cclebratedas tbs Hart L. Stew­ tolife there, falls to find on them the place of interest from Ita historical as­ art case, but tho laiort and funniest ptaurtiro ho seeks when freed-tom care. sociations, as arc many other places on pbaro, that of th. arrest of Mra. G. and The man aecus'.omeil to the wild, varied the #horc# of this Lak*. Leaving Bur­ a Mr. Warren for adultery, - (caught al and beautiful.Moan tain scenery which, lington. 24 hour#’ ride over the Vermont most Infiagxanto daifoto.) has changod II he a Panorama, Is spread out to view all A Canada too.VorfAcm N. F. toOgdcns8Dtlr*1Jr-1 Poopfe beover Ute Eastern and M IddJe States, goe. burgb, and the Grand Trunk will bring Herod Mrs. a she talks so sweetly sod from ttjenco to tho Prairies, tho beauti­ u. back to Michigan. Ko pretty, but the Judge was inexoThis trip, wo venture to affirm can lx/ ful Ohio, ths innjcntlc .Missouri, and and, in view of tho aew light grows wiser and better m be drink, in made In Twenty days, and with ordina­ thrown upon the case has refund to the glory'ef the magnificent valley of ry Yankee economy, for $100, and wlU grant her prayer for divaroe. the M issToalppl, hunts the buffalo and afford as much pleasure, and more recre­ Tho operation of pamjiing the water kills the rattle snake oa tho plains of ation than a trip to Paris, which would out of tha river to feed the bang], dore Nebraska and Colorado. consume firn time# an much time and be not sosm tot* It. two days oonUnuenoe The American Is, and ’we trust will to have had the elighteet effect in im­ ever be, a seeker after knowledge, and proving the condition of ths former. It te.hjm who can command, with no still remains the same slimy, inky pool detriment to toe duties of life, the time of stagnant condenood #tcnch whfohlt Cine ago, Jone 28th, 1887. an J .^eaps for traveling f i not wise, if Ed. Banner:—At length 1887 hm be does not view in all ite i varied aspects ibc l^ndof his birth, the! pride of his rounded that corner of which every body manhood. Wo go o'er old | Ocean's briny takes no much notice, and which really ■ecroa to tuo to be of so 1:ttic Importance d Cathedrals “the longest day in the yeafe'* Yre, and done it successfully aa usual, and if Our people are uot alow to rcrtlzo the vast importance of this great national there's any particular merit in the per­ enterprise, and have at tbo wane time formance, we can triumphantly claim the fullest confidence in its present man­ how much better, if I agement, so that there la no hesitancy upon as a subject of mild Interest for ofour poop!* led them about putting dollar# Into IL The sale ’ thing# generally are as dull sa poplar drous beauty and the erer changing’ club. We are scarce of munlcni and win however be -much-greater after 1 acuBery or thio Continent, ore we eought harvest than they can powibly be before ' horrible accidents, not even flush of tor­ fat the mon dirtant,bt» notmore lovely or' nleatlons and divorces, senrafion# arc at In tho present state of our money mara dlacounL business stagnant and all we Within a few houra* ride of the homes' bare to do, alrnoot, to to keep cool m The Bupetfor Court to at present enofthe people of Michigan are to be found pcsslbleand count the days intervening ga.~ed in hearing irfgumentn on the le­ gally of tho appoiutmeut of the Com■case of the moat celebrated natural between ui and harvest, that time of wonder# pf the world, to view which golden promise when the termers will minaioncra for the erection of the pro­ posed now State House. I hav? already again have money, when country mar. stated in my letter#, a number of weeks acres, slrnoet boundless Ocean*. ‘ ’fhe chants will pay their di-bto, when buriFalls of. Niagara, the Mammoth Cave, ne<a shall revive and activity and proe- sin oc, the pointe on which I heir tenure of office wac coutestcd, and now merely Ute Highlands along the Hudson, porfty on co more render glad the people menUon the matter to show that tbo the Green,tbo White and the Alleghany of the Northwest. 8peak Ing of harvest, Mountains, the Rt Lawrence, and tho by tho way, Ab are getting bore daily Great Lakes. We doubt whether on reports from all porta of tho country and It seems ihal con teary to allthe dolorous prophecies made In the rainy season the any novel or (CkuUaxnoticeable features crops are going to bo not merely “av»- lids week, nouu of the regular places are rae*’’ or even “good” but bld fair to bo doing a particular good basis sea except extraordlnsrily rich. Worm sunshine McVicker's, where Booth is as popular and jurt enough rain to keep away as ero. Every-body seems to bo bold­ drought sre doing miracles for us.— ing off tar tbo production of the Black Speaking of weather, Chicago has Dever Crtok, on the feh proximo. had more glorious weather than since Musical news to especially doll, the the Baptist incuniiun ended—mind I the heated season morc pleasantly, than dont #sy that those foreign Baptiste only thing# approximating to concerto I being the minstrels and Turner Hall on to’tpka a trip through this section of brought mln, but Ido soy th st in ths the country. moot singular manner It came when they did, staled as long a. they did and bold up when they depot tad-now, our days are warmer but not oppressive, for tlon of such of your reader# ao hare "a Metropolis of Michigan; a City that com­ cool refraaluug breeraa from the lake arc love of owoot harmonies" lb their oouto, mands the admiration and respect ofthe cOMluDt and with th# exception of two to some works issued by our wefl known, people, for the beauty ef Its streets and or throe days Chicago tow had a season Chicago firm of Boot A Cady, of No, 87 tbo genial and social character of Its which would be deemed luxurious at Washington street, (Crosby’s Ojxra inhabitants, as well a# their Commercial any fVhional.lc watering place. Yet, House.) The reputation they have entezpriso and buriocoe success. A few psople go from here to “et^oy the sum­ gMand oh tbotr books And music reflect mer,” go to foshiunable placre, of tor­ credit upon Chicago at large. Their Rood,extend tngfrom Portland,in Maine ture generally, except the artist#, who to Detroit, known ns the' Grand Triaik,” seek natures beauties nmole from toe brings us to tho Falls of Niagara, and from prying and unsympalbtoiog eyes of there by way of Toronto and Kingston frahlon, and tha mualcten# who at thio to Montreal, until late, tho Capital of season n:sh off for a few wcks to some tho Cunadax, and one of the mod noted delightful little country town where "Musical Convootioue” or "conaBrvaboth Interesting and Instructive, — thence tfvos" are started. Deary, the oelebraby tiie cams Hoad to Quebec, and tbo tod tenor for instance, goes up to Madi­ Riviere Du Loup, passing «>n our way son. Wio., for tlio month of July to pre­ through the celubrat.-d Victory Bridge side over toe destinies of a convention over the 8L Lawrence, in full view of there and Noelling, th# famous author tbe**Piatm of Abrahaxn,” and the va­ and pianist, goes on a (imllar cruteo to ried sc-ncry of «>o valley of the BL I ndanapolls. Ind. But there are elma Lawrence, to enjoy a few hour* of uu- of unfnrtunatoe who never get awny from tbalr daily "demnitton grind," waters of the Gulf of FL Lawrence, and tbo working attaches of^he dally prest. the Saguenay, t he shoreaafwhich present Eomvllmee, on a preseure of a great some of Che wiidrstand most Jiloturewpje emergency, they may take a brief trip Menery to bo found on the Atlantic (to Canada, for a few days for instance) bat the men employed on the prevof "Retracingbur atofs to Richmond, we Chicago are wlto a few exceptions, too pass to Island Pond, and tom thence, by a raluablo to be dlspenced with lung. I chert rido ever a road the construction think I shall soon bereduosd, forwent of which exhibits the enterprise and en­ of batter subjects, to sketch these unfor­ ergy of the New England character, to tunates as they appoarln the hot season. the very oammli of Mount Washington, They after a fertile field end os toe Bothe frowning glory of tho Mountain hemian# of Chicago have ntver bwz> ' SeeMry of New England. Leaving the "written upon" their deserts sboulTbe ' spread on the pages of hlstxuy for the ■ STOCK OF GOODS, JOB LOTS, FOB CASH, Their Real Value! Beady-Made Clothing! »Q oxt noon i.tsr or a. jl. coodtxjk d vo:s fUtDIThgJt stou. nsstip. Mv 141k. 1MT. aw 'po THE PUBLIC. i it that ya. e^rwrtl TAN B* ALE* HkuB-. We woahl mseeifultr »esi>n»»» to «U;i«— yteL.ee beared u. with ibeir erdereforT1CT7 TBEEM for Sprin* delirrrr. diet o«l»< U ear Joy and team more Ln the same Ume and for so little expense, a# is required to view tha natural scenery of Canada,' the Eastern and Middle States, and ho that hath not seen this section of this Continent la not, to tho folio, t extent, an eduewtod Americau cltlxen, though he may have wandered all ov«r the Old too*, "■ •75,000 Worth Clothing, VaMtrfli, NEW GOODS DEFYING ALL COMPETITIONH MONA along tbo Atlantic ooast to Boston, .top­ ping at the laics rfShnlse, Newburyport, SaJem, Lyrrn, oraoy ether of tha place, of interest a2o*g this Use; ar yet by the �MST STROH, ■ toswur, Paris, tosoxto. Burrito, TOC WANT GOOD KODSCIUJ*, TO BOY YOOB GOODS! NEW GOODS ETEBT SEEDED El.tD HD STELE, jpuoKOy, , 1«W OTiftftBjMttt*.; I MU EltlXCT IICHI. H—GLORIOUS NEWS Ury Goode, I Boots Shoes, J ' Hatsand Caps, Broad Gauge Kailway I Groceries, Piece Goods, . Crockery. NEW YORK And Glassware, AMT1C & GREAT ffSW BOOTS f SHOES, CHEAP! walka are not rlilalooual If they aie lira* oureelrra M no judge of crochetSo'a to blame! Lei Uutinge pay • BOBTOX. PiTTHBinGn, . mi < i a m ■ ■» r> KI r a Thlib Use only Reoto to tba Oil Regions or Pennsylvania I Ready-Made Clothing pumpt * ieihh Atlantic <t Gt. Western Railway. B*g«r CotTtrr Fui-Tbe eiecetire Com­ mittee at UMir meeting ou Katorday, drelded to bold Um fineeath autiaU Fair of the Barry Cm»niy Agriculttirel Society onthe IU>, »tb, end loth daya of October. They appointed a Com tnittoeamahiiag of Meaara. Amer, Blanton aed <5rnts’ Jnniisjifflg (Boobs. girl net.. Hamilton A Day tonJtaCwnr ; ig LouilrUIe. at 8. W. eor. Bain and Third Streela gad M Fuurth Street, and el tbe OScow of connecting MS, rrnenp. 'fe-f-. rm. L. D. BVCKKB. Oen’i SopL Wtltoaebsrg. Klnga <X. 5. Y.. fob xo*4ntT®rnow lEU't SPECI M ixcoxtimcB. Price oae Dot!er per Bet;c Long - Tried Establishment! of Full Blooded CatUe owned by ear ponoo. U. •r Um beet herd of Gr.dae, and »-■,» Ur Ibe beat herd of Satire Callie, (abject to the name JJATEST FAbHldx » DEMAND J. W. Dradlcj’s Celeifated Pateit lEira TomcHm. DRUG & BOOKSTORE; tad lari age, Priee Fira Dcthra, wW toft a boM^ P. KODEKT3.WHO 13 SELLING JlORE AXD BETTER GOODS 'ssis&i wl'.t rweioro them to their normal eoadmoa. ■■.^sesiisaaafs^-’T* (toifree, Tea canto retired tope; pMljg^* Dr. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, EDUCE FH1ILT CBDCEKIES. orth Clothing, (Mbibere ere mom than 40,600 German •ine»cf Mkhigu. wbooe united <u4ea han Um w licet to not much iajaraduyai. iXl Wurcua. the Merry Tinker, baaMid aat = pb«>it protoal agataat prob.bitioo. Eboald II. tiurwi to the th (bop to lunar lie win A Brother, of fit. Lawreoeo Ce., X. Y., wbo firtaaid unertil www ' ni BaauwnT. Mew Taut, •___.. . * Photograph Albums, Diaries for ] KcruMHeemnWonu.—BoaakrA Knu.of Itoe lawnthip^n ■ recalled from ooeetrarm of boee, th tMrcmej Bnu,ant of bar awansa in eighteen of *aioe Heel" aftbeErcbange May happineM and prosperity eear be oa their pathway, umI may they erer copy along Ufa of united bike. Two tarn ftota Yaakae Hpringr, tn aew'beicg tried before hie Boner, the retiring loathe of Uti* town, for ataklos thrwato ta each other, both Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, flavoring Extracts, The Dn Town ! MORE ■\yHOLESALE AND RETAIL Hunters Headquarters! .< Beu to<beplaee.tp;bey lev.; , POWDER, OAFfi, SWT. CARntlDGEB^ • BLT'a FATTNY WAD?, it, Hardware Merchant, *4 ’*wjitr,i,0M VALCAUlE 1HAX COLD! Bryans Ijife Pilfe, fww n rn» blood. ' , jjr. p. ROBERTS. JIWELRY i IUSIC STORE. WH t mandrake pills. ad ^UaH/atfc for Calomel. �I Tho Illinois State Fair h to be held tils yew al Qnlncyt'' Wfcb eoamwod*. to ilbc.alUy, the directors haw tiro- hfcmtolPsHfoteelMr BOOKS ABD STATIOKKIT, r______________________ AMdingi The club bouse is to be two stories high, with a main hall, to be oo- riniUhetete, tUlOO foet. The wings to MmwKmhiAeWtd be 40x60 feet each. The depart men la for the borUculture and textile fobrice'is to be bunt In the Shape of a cro s, 40x100 feet each way. The dining hnll is tot* 40X100 feet, with tweuty-four feet wing, and will be uneooaoqutntly, thereMed^wroafinnee anxiety in regard to the wants of the inner man. The amphitheatre is to be fifty feet wide.. seven hundred end eighty fort lang, twen'T-five feet high, and capable otoakling fifteen thousand people. Baddw tlio st ove, imineruu^-hu-lDero offices are being erected in couvenitut mt*s of the ground. .. *Thaalt will be seen "that la tbo mat- BARLOW, GOODYEAR, A GRANT. J. 8. GOODTEAR &CO. IRON & STOVES Th« Ladin are nprelally tsTftod to call Sai uamiss m faU Hock of Fncj CoMi, which will Uiooad the t>««t and cbaciMitUlhaBackai. .. Paints $ Oito, Glass $• Putty, z Varnish, Dy& Stuffs, DRY GOODS generally — —„ ------- .— ero .’unen aa U clvu to that. A ter the seveiM Iceeon of <b‘ ptol winter and ■prflMf,•where the at <k on many forma waa fo.-ced to get thrlr living. If they Urol at all. from the forest range in Aprfi^Uta'ght bo sdpjxeed that better nrovi-hm would be tuad-> fur the future. WbMbecAt wi0 be so, time wdl deter­ Tbare la-not only neglect to provide haywaough, but in many caa<.a there ia still gimlet nteU "* "■“• •tha mannerol c A wgfywmfflnoni. .. ...... b*--•............ become too ripe b» Tun It is cut. Ifthe * illobecrvsn’o-ely bcwillseethai Xi ten r<wddy ou gme< while it ig, or txFaeo it runa to eexl, but Ityite.4r( stare aud becomes il' straw, onlmal.i reject it, or ilM they an) starved. hould guide as to the time of nea. 'the object should be te­ h <y aa near ilka good gntaa aa »- DRY GOODS HARNESS SHOP. JDJUCGZD GOODS, rarer goods oiorrs. ■» -.5....1.1 1— enoo of thia principle will proJ uoe about aa good results aa grass, c.tluT In fatenin^au Imola pr. In the production of When a hone balks he la excited and dors hot know what vo.i want him to do. When be gels a t itle excited, atop him fire or ten minutes; kt him benowxalrat .pet him and apeak gently to him; and wnon at he ia overbid ex­ citement bo will,in nine caaceo.it of ten, pull al the worth W hipping and alaahIngatnd swearing on It make the matter worse. Alter you bore,'gentled'him •white, and hla excitetoenc has cooled dawn*, take him by the bifo, turn him cacti war a tow trnee so far as vou can, pull out h!< tongue, gentle him a Ui'.le, ■n ten him, than, stop before the balky bn ar and let the o.her atari Ort, then to । can take hitn any way you wish. A balkyhome ia always high spirited and ruslscurs csa AMewThingfor Hastings DtUGQtTS, _ IO. J. c. hall ■—. tl Tlwdp it, L.» TOBACCO STORE NcrttfBA. Sut. SlzMt, when b. will rwc. TOBACCO. CIGARS, BLAOKIHO: SNUFF, MILtimT SHOP, AND PIPES, . of rrsry kite ate variety. SaiE 25 Per Cart n Fraff Prica! MEERBCHAM, GUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR BOOT, GERMAN PIPES, Silk, Strato t Injt Stimuli, to <n kites nasally kept'U a FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE, of some kind. When we cwhler that twgpty ox ma e bushels of manuta #urxtoFcxa le produced where but oae of coinwdlgeuw. then to a decided profit tn • uiop of note for wintering suck, «V» ‘Lotteh tt > hould roqiiire four or five boahds tu give «n animal as much MANY STYLES OF GOODS MBDCcrjcS----------- In Ready-Made Clothing • . CterSK. Z'OJttxzsyt , luxs, turn, CMUXUXS rrxei^ mens � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-07-10.pdf 14fb0b64656e76a070ce94d5470b7ba1 PDF Text Text ghe Swtiejj tkf Dewey £ TownMad, AT RASTTSOH. DARBT CO., MICH., * east m tad. •'C-K Eswsr.Hkpk, Mmes. at. ■ .1 n DSWTT « TOWnUB. nua.~fi.0onB Amnnt VOL. Kll. Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, julyio, i867. SiuiwM girrrtotj. I H.MAU.0KT, ' •« «M Co~« Hsyss. XsMtam. t V VMOMAW. NUMBER 11. ntaisy giri from wtora he tod pasted so m two ruiHos ' Ono winter ovemng, many put ago, Mr young girt Kood before the ril. 1 her own pleasant little roam, lelsat touches to tor toilet That fight first party of the sesamCtod --------- ~,"^.be excused if xha lingered a Utile Ion;IgOr than ,, trial, smoothing once -r> again -—— >---------—■* her dark brown beautiful drees. ’ MRS. C. FREEMAN, MILLINER, ana araoMn-a swam I1ASTIXC3. - - - styl . • . MICH WILLIAM MYEB8, Music & Jewelry, "ttaor Emma, tor you Brest have ttftsad,** ho Said nnrwTWtakwtvtofr "Bat do you ftagfro moF'sto oto '"■Gtoatalyj say n»------- ---- --------Ton must not stay ,in this wretched jdaoa Is your mothsr bring f “Yes sir, tin the country,” “Would you not Eks to go back to bra with fee ekildrenF’ “Ysa, sir, ’ shs answered saffly, "but I have no snsona” “Do not trouble youaelfi” raid Mr. covered, I wffl take rare cf fflaTp^ra tha fa fas___________ ___ _____ ___ _____ of the train toward th cm fairly smoked with the fire opened from the window*. It was ranch like a first battle, when and nearly all wide of tho mark. Tho bullets struck everywhere within the range of visum, except around the frightaaed targets. The statistics of ths war as* said to dhow that it takas a thousand undertaking. Letme know if there la any­ ballots to kill a man Tho record of our thing else I can do for you. No party shows a greater expenditure of atm thanks," to added hastily, “ lb* foot mutation and no antatops even woundatL From this time onward tho cars flamed out at short intervals as If some fierce skirmish had begun, and always with tho some bloodlara result, till at length the inreri ercv eroax " TURNER A CLARKP Carriaie & Waioilaim. MICH. R LANG, SPRAGUE A CO. CLOTHING, f« v—-.-rem see.o.icaTT, rnvMctaji arcn sunarox. nor- kk * f?fk a onotvTiron. General Grocer Their destination was soon readied, and so the young man moved through tho brilliantly lighted room, many * glance of admiration wee cast al his ownpeniun,. and more than 00a of his friends whispered, “James is a lucky fok' low ; I’d give a rood deal to be able to monopolise Mice Emma as hedoea.” The evening sped joyously on, and at length, toward its eloeo, refreshments were handed around. Mr. Bwas standing a liitlo apart from Emma, who was tho center of a laughing group of young girla, when the lady of tho bouse, with a smile, offered him a glass cf wine. “No, thank you; 1 do nut drink it,’’ was his reply. "Pshaw I what nonsenea,” she return­ ed. “No one has refused it thia evening, and I don’t intend to allow you to bo tha first Como, just one glasa, it can’t hurt 'anyone.” “I cannot do it, ’ ho answered gravely, “for I have determined never to taste a “Come here, Emma,” called the lady i “1 want you to coax thia obstinate young man to take a little wine I know to will not refuse you.” Emma took the glass In her little white hand, and, with a emile which few could hare resisted, said, "Copje, Jamas, you will takeAhis ouo glw F’ "No, Emma,” he answered, with a painfull effort “I hare made up my mind, and you must not askma to change it” । "Thon you shall not accompany ma STARKWEATHER, Ctawaisg ths North Platte, on a bridge about 8,000 fast long, tha train soon sti^pedat North Platte station, which can pohatiQ, far a time, be regarded so a faantiar town. Lrot fall tbsre was no buildings base. Now the railroed compa­ ny have fine brick eaxhouees, there ■ a THE UHIOE PACIFIC RAILROADS. good hotel, where excellent fare is pro­ vided, and on the main street tranttag The preparations reminded one of go­ ing to the front In the baggage ear a couple of soldiers were opening a box marked “1,000 rounds," end Spnngfleld rifles, of the new breech-loading pattern were comfortable to look upon, for the air was full of startling rumen about In­ dian attacks, and the certainty that some would need win before the return was accomplished. In tlm rear sppartmsnt cf the ladies car was a piece of finely finished furniture, not found in coaches further east, in the shape of a rack for Henry rifles Bjx of th«n stood thsre, mart coni-eniantlv placed to handle read­ ily, and <m the fiuar beside them were catridges in abundance. Next to the baggage car was a traveling kitebsa.— That, too, seemed a pleasant thing to t lssim, to those who imagined that the party was already toot, sad that mn stop in advance was emo into ■ wildar- House Painter, MlfBlOAM. W. PARKER A BON, Liiery & Sale Static, LEW. CAMPBELL. ‘City Restaurant,’ X LBE BEBD, Blactsniti, Carriaie Inner, HU51TAS, COLS * co. Boots and Shoes, D. WOODWARD, . . . - xx^asto JJrjn (Soolu, iSroctrin, JEW GROCERY AJ IvIIIDEJlLB'SrTX.I/B- BOBDWO N A WIGHTMAN Hariwe,KlM,M ELIJAH H. SEARia, OrtteawM will Hsoefort by XL B. MkBM M'^raaUy- Cl in MAIN BBOnTplS, w lam GftBris, »»4 ..rrr thing deelnbU Ar <* oxvfert e* mi W«e«ds ha seM law AramK^I •‘wwah.Mscoau. Within a mite of Omaha, the road reaches the gvraoral tercl of the rolling prairie. Boon after passes beyond the belt of treee along the river, and a little further on it frees itself from all proximi­ ty to any timber, except the thin fringes of tho Inmw streams. Tho idea of the ocean cannot be dis­ connected with the undulating region.— It was easy to imagine the plain “stronjr 80 saying, bo oflhrod his arm, which with ths swelling of yesterday's surge*. Emma accepted, and they moved off to­ power through many sunny hours. Step gether. Moro than ten yoan had paased ew^y. ^■tepttoirridgee malted away, until, Mr. B was married and pfablishM instead of likeness to storm, there IM in a prosperoua bnafneea, andjf degrees the unvaried calm of tropical sssa Twelve miles out is ‘Tapia.’' On the the incidents of his parting Emma tima tablas it is written Papillion. There wore otaoet forgvtten. ,. ,. Oteeday a .man, with whom ha was is no delay over long names in thia swift aaw «-«-*. came into Ifis store advance. They sro all contracted by ere crowding the taro . .together. —•*- — » sides of a continent ]n m hour s ride tto ran rfacb Hkhora. Two daeraiookad Upfrooi there, firadh we stopped, ran 100 yards and halt sb obssrvufam. George Francis ran out wife a rffia sad fired at throe tinea Shortly after tlier bt frightened al the locomotive end boi-------awwy. For a fans tbqy told thair own, if it comes to that, ho said oorrowftdfr ; “I would gladly do anything else far you, but that I cannot do.” So saying, he bowed and turned sway, “Never mfad, Emma, I’ll see you home,*’ said a young man standing nesr, whose flushed face betokened that to had taken mure than erne glare “Lot him p>, tto illmonnared follojr; who Of tia-gettars andwoodc^^en there are 1,800. Their oxm are rtacundiag in tho Black over Laramie Eterno, sad in the passes of the Itocky Mouxtains. They have 100,000 ties fa these Mils awaiting safeguard* for trains to haul them. A mile in adranne of the traok-faywre L,----. are the squads which place tho ties.— Nur is any of this energy Warted, tf There are throe of these. First, bowev-1U i» naked: “How does tho work m er, the engineers art (heir tertling stakes, oaF' again 1st tha facto (mewer. On the at a distance of 100 feet cm the straight ,M> ofMay, ISM, bp* 40 rafiraefAe fines, and 50 foot on curves Al each of i «ad fa completed. In 182 workfag days throe potato sewed tiro are placed and thmwaftor, 245 additional mitea ware with a moasuringrod, markfagoff oparaa | equal to the length of a rail, and also up from tho rear. Seven sew mills fartha half of this ^xce. Ttoeo tawed ties nah the tiro and lumbar. All bridges are laid by the second squad, to give are fraimed, the pieces nmnbered, ar* firm support to tho ends and middle of ect up wbero wanted without the least ea4 nut There are placed by sighting •delay. Thobridge atIrarpForkfaM00 alaugtbo guide-ties already laid. Tta third squad than place tha intermediate tics, and tho bed is then reedy for tha train was running 'the 80 Mitas firm North Plstta, over a mile of freak M iron. Now go back 20 miles on tho road end been put down, and om trainpsassd sera look al too immense ametructicm trains it brom 1 o'clock till 4 fa ttoofiraama, loaded with ties, ami rails, and all things : Simla and 200 feet were added taftfe needed far tha work. 11 is like the grand progress was SHtonishing, iS tho mesa other trains of Eke character. These are sc, because tho ground was wofi and Sto the second line. Next, near tho term­ soil stiff and hard with alkali. rTnlass driven off by Indiaafe vMdi inus, and following it hour by hour, aro the boarding cars and a conetructi-m does not now seam probobfo. tha road train, which answer to tho actual battle will touch tha baas of the Boekr Mean lit* The one is tho camp ; the other fa tains tho caning autumn. The (\lifornsa tho ammunition used in too fight | end has ahwody reached a point 4m| The boarding earn *re each 80 foot 100 Eiilea cart, and is descending fbe long. Borne are fitted with berths ; two 1 eastern slope of the Sierra Nevadae fate ore dining halls ; one is a kitchen, store the valley of the Humboldt Il ia Oerfdently expected that Salt lake will ba men who prefer fresh tir have swung reached next year, and that 1870 will sea hammocks. Rifles are tong over tout, the whole Eno completed. WhDo &a plt-ctiful fa number, touled, and ecu- nation has scarcely board of what was vetazmt Tho party protects iteoU with­ bornene, the wort has batt wst 11 • out atu-:, lion from the Government. The third oRnnipHshed. track-laying gsngnnmbres 400. On the 350 toiler already built there are 1,000 track rojairers oanstanily improving tha Tha booiding ears go to advance^— They are pushed to the extremity of the track; a construction train then runs up, unloads its material and starts back to bring snrtbra from the second line. The Loanling train is then run bee k till it hss doored the unloaded InatcrinL Throe trucks, each drawn by two harses, ply between tha track-layers and the Crateral lino." Its prasont tannfawa iajxrtween 200 pad BOO mflm wart rffaa pofai reached an tho Central Ena, or 886 milt-9 from Omaha. Thia latter rtarta from Kuwu Ora, follows tho T—V River and the EmoJy HOI Forb, sttM through Denver, and will tat waist *a main stem ata pofat as yet undstassahod,bat which will probably be fixed wear Fort Laramie. It connects with the Pacifie road from fiL Lotoa, aad fofltasbsil 225 miles from Kansas Utyro The Atahiecm branch, starting from Atohiaoc, wffl intersect tho main road near Fort Zero, nay. Ji connects with the HennUral A St. Joseph road, through norfbasn Mieaoua, and u finished 60 ssSes west of the initial point. tho fratk, pulling with a long tow Jin.-,as boots are moved on canals They must be out cf tho way of tha workmen. Ono of ttoeo trucks takas on • load of rails about 40, with tho prow, [ ruportian of .n-Vr* ud ctoirs tnaitns a load, whew ttotoreeo are started aaan • full gallop for tha treat layer. On each side of these truck* are rollon, to facilitate running off the iron. On reachfag the trad of the last rail the truck is stopped. A single hone ia attached to movrtdt Ont each lODcoosive rail Meantime, tEe tract last After the return of Qm party from empted baa bean turned on its sido to al­ Wl&iaSO niSa rf U>. ad of U. low the loaded one to go to ibe front— Omaha, it visited tho extensive shop of the railroad company at that petal track a few of the nasty rode on the cow The taro harsrareloaBed are started bad The depot grounds, upon which they catcher. It seemed marvelous to drive are situated, contain 40 arena, msfally on at 20 mites an hour over mils that had devoted to three buildings, and to pa*, only been down for tee days. But the eager and freight traffle. Within five perfection with which the work is done yean it io reri rated that the Wbafo W> allows it, and rankas it safe. It was ex- see them, and reflect whet their rush and thio spare wffl be needed far the burisras hiteratfag fa the extreme, thus under the roaring means, is as exciting as it ever of ths road, flags which streamed on eittorsida, to wu to watch a battery thunder into pod­ Ths tmgfao-boosa wffl hold 21 !-n.r rush over those prairies ao lately bound tian, eta needed moment, at the vital tivra. Tliare ere two others fnrthro weal with Enks of fa® to tho empire of the point in its Una East< The shadows of tho train was up­ The rails within roach, parties of five this road, whuee tanninua » fa tto on tho track before aa, ptantfag W4st— men stand on either side. One in the “dreert," and 23 more are m flta mml As on (to osean, wnoto-sterk and pod- rear throws a rail upon tho rollon, three aud alrwly wanted. Ttoee last cora in advance seise it, and nia <rat with it rtrurted ora coal burner*. Tho fuel to to the proper distance. The chairs have, move them is to coma from the Bfaat green, smoke-stack and driving-wheel in H 21a In a few years ft fa ooaSdttffr place cf tto toiling team, bear our station placed- The two man in the rear, with a expected that the iron to supply those very sinclo swing, force the end of tho rail in­ toward the eueeet wetI a wffl be obtained from the same Throe hundred and twraty-five mika to ths chair, and tho chief of the squad point Thinlof importing tarn far (tomout, a eoMfrsetfo* train of BO can stood calls crai *UMnk" “ • to*“ *kai equals to from the West I PasostoM oraa ara oasaHefrseb. It Wil loaded with iron, the “forward” teeny army. Evaey 80 is prooeai of eonotiwtfoa mil to Mrtel eecoufa there earoo that brave •Mown," Emlgrantcare were Laing built, wad fee "down,” on either ride of tho tract.— frames of 100 freight rare were ready ia very anfaedtoentof system, and was one They were the pendulum boats cf a key to the rapidity with which tho work mighty era tthoyararfadfaa time of fflo , march and ite regulation step. trona on tha route.____________________ Ono of the rear mon drove the. cars, wffl be marked “Ncrth Ftattak^ fa addition to handling tho nil. The Laramie,” *&U Lain,’. --------- • henta started as each rail fell into ite ' and "tian L'rancisco," white the etraed ral Tbs hills of jJane, tho truol rollod on to the end uf , Itoualxw to no distant day, wS bo Isbell d BanFraa- it; a second rail was projected fate the wfl»SHlta Rife fays EMd** and '"Se’wdiS been a constant wonder haste; feon MBBo“tho magic “dawn,” from tto start. Ito depute, its camhops, the car moved on again, and another ,and “Japan. * And the sere are built as length wee aotanplfaboi. r.,-, J Tvorofkera followed each rail, one : party a tittle fa, adwtoo ofthoothor. — Ths blacistaiflj stop attached to fas One rail was fastened at the and and al tl» middle. The soroed party lira rah sov rtM 18 fires, and a dsnst more are Modad. The lumber warifa* depart rwir» oontatas all fba maokiMST ■C* Thro camo other squads of qJkan, moving along with the pofaton miEtaiy drill, rank haring a partiefflar nr care to that which mostioaa their spike to drive, and no one faterforing will: another. Track Ifaors fo-fawed c thane, and with theSr arcwbsra Notified • ttolfae- Tto fibre came fast One ridrng *ut of a ravine. Between thia ranche and tho next above a wagon wee driving in all haste to take refuge fa tha last sod nearest one. The borara were running at tho top of their speed. Ths wtaJoaosaa was pofafuUy oxalting, end it was said to Isaovt, aa wo did afterward that one of these ranches was sacked, and taro parsons HUed and scalped.— Only a river between, and yet death ruled an an* bank and pleasure on tha other. . ofbar cunpletod tto fatarwdiato Btiar> [ vain, and the job was taft till tto squads �rn>. fritowtag OraUss is poHUttd st Ite aBBaUMM reqMM of Jte lug« gsitariaK M Urteari io it] ’ - ■ Fmllow Cmxxxs .—One by one have ^^■s,.isava,a; reached the test stags of oar sn.l 11 1 w—. ,1.— -- -__(Tt DstodJaly »th, 18C. gents, the remnant of a state, thrown egainte tbs borders of there states, and prejarsd si any moment to escape to our territory. With what energy and folthfalnsoe, with what Im peri ng vigor the little Republic fought the French, tho Belgians, the Austrians, and even domestic enemies like Ortega and Santa Ar.nM. th8 history of the hut few years wtatalt. J nares shows what perse verftnee combined with courage, and tha gymjalhy' ofthe friends of profrress may do, for Juarcx, after all, was the controlling spirit of the War. He was the ablest of the Mexican leaders, end his 'triumphs have been worthy of a We trust we do not say ought that Is not a truth of history, when we say but for the United 6tatasthe Mexican re­ paid! c would not have triumphed, or that the-result, at least, would have been <toabtfuL Rsealutlons of sympa­ thy were papular in an our Legislative aarembliiw. Napoleon and his oo-horta l^beri Atatrfa proposed to rein force and strengthen the falling fortunes of Msxlmlllan, our Government directed our minister to protest, and withdraw.— Atyq9B,wKhthesyrupathyoftba worldQkv'arfngRussia, thgt menaced her, deOrtagaattempted to cross ths RfoJGraod, and oppose Juares, be sgas pKSnptiy arrested by the gallant Sheridan. Again, the moral sentiment of our people was so earnest, and tho deorandeof our GrovernmenIsolaperatlve, that Napoleon was compelled to withdraw his forces so haaUly that his retrapt was a virtual defeat, and be could not even protect the tool, Inlhs country he had outraged. To tho United States, therefore, more than to any other agen­ cy, Mexico owes her freedom. As virtn^-ADMi --* wr-v-T- — ,-----------------triumph. This votes has not been heeded. Perhaps, throuch the imbecili­ ty of our traitor President, and hte fogy Ssmetary of state, Il was never heard.— Tteta regains to be seen. But certain It la that despite the peayer of the United Mtateitor tbalHoot Maximilian, he has been brutally executed. Wo regard this execution as a disgrace to the Mexican authorities. Whatever may bo aald of Ute American enterprise, "flwrlniIlian was an enlightened and a liberal prtoee, for one reared amid the Imperial dynasty of Austria. Tn the past, when Austria made him Viceroy of her then Italian provinces, he was so generous toward conquered. I.omberdy and Venice that be w>S recalled. In Mexico such a rule as wm permitted to him, showed prngr—Ivo statesman­ ship. To take such a man, a prisoner; la broad day light, and shoot him, merely because he had been unfortunate In war, waa a blunder. To do so in defl­ Tolbe Urfitsd States It to Mn outrageous Insult, under existing drosmstanoen. Onr nation demanded the poor boon of trite helplere unfortunate young man’s life, on a xseognluo.n of our services In t-ehalf erf Republican Institutions In the load trf thv Artec, and It has been do- tuercj-, Mexico has gained, nothing by thia execution;.Maximilian bereft of crown, scepter, kingdom. • army,—nay ctan' of Qs wlteand hto native boritags, of the nations on that memorable 4th of July, im. Butow nation wm not bora in a day. Tho Am—*-— -—• *» chaxxtair ; learning that the strength of * g°Y«>.guuaat Basin the. intelligent ap- Ir^lretoww wf nstnssj tataswtasa, ____________ prectaMon _ of her worth by herdtlsens; lastlo toll, inventive genius and artistic faepotto Enropc. who fa tho fare at learning that truth to mighty and must life, and see fostarisg care of our granny and obelas, dared to assert their 01,16,1 have cer­ government, btf.- perfect sdaptahllity to tain Inalienable righto; learning that the wants ot bar Individual subjecte; goverimtanto exist by the consent of the realito bar entargsd views of .foumart moots the usorpera of their rights. governed ; learning that Republics can freedom, and her unlimited Ideas of the TboenUghteomeutoftho 18lh centu­ livs, do live. Still we went our banners riWMBths of bumsiilte; U to whs-----ry was a gradual fa crossing of the light and oar proceadons. Thousands -and view her In these retatfons thta^wt whlob began to dawn upon tho conti­ tens of thousands are marching to4sy, nent immediately after the midnight of with their eyes fixed upon fltease im­ hearts berapeAtaos, shd lol oar t the dark ages; and nowhere did that mortal stars and cherished stripe*, and hands forget their cunning If wo —— light increase more steadily, nowhere as they look, they kindle Into enthusl- for not thy .welfare to our chief W. was it more jealously guarded, or more ssm. Thousands who have followed it A cltixen gowrament, anchorod/ln joyoosly wdoomed, than In tho&mpirt- ttaungh storms of shot and shall, seen It ths afibetionsto hearts of her laying fato, whoso legislative halls now echo the ri&Phd, weather-beaten, stalwxl with millions, no foreign arm osn move voice of tliat groat chamniou of tho righto these foundations out of their ptace.— of Englishmen, Jomr Dkiobt, The For ninety-one yearsshe has boeu taking sail of Britain has always been genial deep root in tho confidence of her sub­ soil for the growth of free principles. jects, and the terrible retribution bt Tho great heart ot tho Britleh people has the past dscade wUlnotsgainbesoUght■Jways boot responsive to the j-rn're of tv.* .; fully, and never cotdd we slug as of late, ly provoked. Thia year opens brightly, auspiciously । a bountiful harvest awaits rcjuscu juct proiecuon, ana nua ucr co­ ‘ £ rtototM*rspu>xtalb«aa«r,O,l>ngn«ytiwara ercive hand upon the head of three c<j!onlre. and falling in her efforts to sub­ th# land &•••■ ***• chains are jugate, has too often burned with re­’ vengeful lust against us. But the Brit­ broken, hlhopla has stretched forth arc being diminished, aobn the iron ish Government was only our step, her hands, and laying them upon ths glrdlo will clasp uur continent from aea mother,—our true mother was the noWe, immortal declaration of Sevtnty-slx, toiM», and the unknown hemisphere, . aaya, “ All men are created free." and the New World bocomn a highway for commonalty of Britain, and that moth­ er has always loved us, always been true, from the great takes to the raif, from the traffic of-the Old. Our future la to ua, aye! and always will be, so long,; sso to use, the nation responds Amen! doubOcaaa glorious one. Let us be true as we love and arc true to those princi­, So let It ba forever I This banner of ours 1 to the declared principles ot Seventyples of liberty dear to tho heart at every why woeould not keep Fourth of July aix, true to humanity, tru" to our na­ without it, and- aa for the iiro-csston tional life, and that Ufa will grow stron­ We said the American nation was not that means progress. We have not been ger and more. vigorous, till under the born In a day: the gradual spread of merely marking time tn tho army cf shadow erf onr wbigs.tbe oppressed of knowledge, and the InartwM of light had universal advancement. Wo have led ■11 lands shall flud refuge, and the voice created a desire for Improvement among In the.van, wo have become tho expo- of oor merciful Interposition ba a po was the better classes of eodety, which nentsof great principles—lhe readers In behind tho. thrcno of dospota. Long was Incompatible with the existing great refonna-tho heps of the down- live the Ropu’„dc, io bo a burning to her despotism. The galling yoke of priestly troddon everywhere, tho beacon nf Cltlrms tlx- I'ln~ r,t fhl. ,»... servitude was bitterly felt, and the in­ the nations guiding them into, the formed reuse of Intelligent men revolted against the burdens Im posed upon them, to maintain a debauched priesthood and a profligate court. As the people became enlightened, tho burden was mere and more Intolerable. Plots against the Erecrament thickened, revolutlonsjnulnlled, princes were dethroned, Klug Charles was tried, condemned, beheadod. Ths American colonics were farmed, freedom of thought, speech and action PH-'lFlo,of liberty struck deep into the soil ofthe Western Empire: governmental oppression followed the colonlee until Ito little finger became former loins, forbeoranoo virtue. Oppressions • of ____________ TH a CntCUIT COCXT far Ites Coov «f Bauu. -* STOCK OF GOODS, rnrsH coaches, DAILY—SVXDATB EXCEFTKD. 1FJT GKASD KAj’JDSr-Knn nerrins >'dock, a. far Casetta, Wfassyrih* JOB LOTS, FOR CASff, Made Clothing! way of civil and political truth. sacred shrlneof civil anarslQtaua llbermarch has not been without Ito remits. ^As for our beautiful Peninsular gtato, never choke. Never wm the British Empire so profoundly moved to her tan* trs, as now. Never was her nohUlty so powsrteM to resist tho encroaching de­ mands of popular liberty, ns to-day. borer wore such ecnosad* ns made to free-dnai. and never were the people so little dl-posed to accept of any compro­ mise, or bo content with any eontBrians, short of their actual righto. Tfootfioods before the sun of Ruretae rising freedom, are rolling up, and like huge taebanki, will more silently away to Urn myKterlous realms of night, and leave her sun unclouded and serene. The entire continent of Europe, to la­ boring in tho birth pongs of pohtical enfranchisement, and we wait, frosting *.D Oodi ***•* d*? of her deliverance drawelh ntab. Looking in short, over the yearn of our national life, seeing every footstep of cur vij marked by tokens of the divine presence, and of human btesasdnese, seeing how we have labored and not fainted, sutfored and not complain cd, bled and hove not dtad, have been tried and not found wanting; seeing how universal man has been led, at least a step or two tn tha right way; may we not thank God, and take oot£ ago. And now as tho Incubus to oar advance ment has been removed through tho sword, stretched forth to detend It, may wo not confidently hope for a con­ dition of hitherto unexampled proaperty for ooreetvta, and tho means of InnnitelygTMtergtod to tha oppressed ef other n non, jo i irern out ua western aky a flood of glorious light streamed o'er tho aea. The full orbed sun of freedom rose triumphant o'v the Western hills, bapUsod a continent wlih life, and gar# tho tight of political hops to unlrenol na­ tionality. May wn not reverently pause upon tire threshold of oar temple to-day, and before wt enter to behold its glory, Kin oar hearts ono grateful tribute to memory of the noble and the wire, your trium pi the pure and tho true, ths fearless and we love her as a bright particstfajh ■tar among tho spangled folds of bur national flag.. flag., This t a tzj day iUi; alike Z. for South, East Last and West. ‘ North and Heath, I' =hM! —But In­ shall net not pert! parttenlarim Bnt without i curring cenouxs for overweening state profonnruaortrenchingwpon — —• *-■—upon the to.-bidden ground of State righto, w again, our beautiful Peninsul God bless her fair woman __.. men^and may they long live to lore ono dtar n« Pm»k. VAW BAAIXN Bui Dm Car*.---- A nuiet l>m th* (rat sad weeod via Bw Bril Clab. ba played I B^.ta.»rirG/«.*d. BROTHERS, ojwoox zisr or ha. coopms d> w:s IIAJLP WA£E STVXZ. Snits' Jintisjinj Sttis. refreshing sight to behold snch a splen­ did array ofEouthcra talent as we be­ hold hors to day, the Me t>t the late Southam confederacy arrayed In holi­ day attire. We reoognlso among tho majiz heoufVW upturned frees, radiant ■ 1 for us to feeci; tha good Uilers of this life are given us richly to enjoy. The Brethren and Fellow Cttlaena—for you Bountiful Father has spread bls table at* now entiUod, an to be aildreseed—you for us slL However, let us not forget the destitute, capsctally ths families of woresoje^lywA^^faylha Narthr the brave defended of our national life, era. hordes, that ymi could not do other-' and our starry flag. Let us not forget the wise. And we of the Union side, are. poverty of our revolutionary solalernor charitable enough, maffnanlau* enough, thesuffbringof our recently imprisoned to consider that your bravery would not sonsjUiinklngof these,may wervmomber have permitted you ever to aurrendsr, gratefully tho devotion to country which had you not been greatly outnumbered, willingly oflhred such sacrifices. Eat, and so overpowered. We concede to drink and be merry I may glad hearts and jx>u the rrratesf gallantry on the battle happy thonghto bo the order of tho day. gid, but tbs treatment of prisoners by a And os the clouds of war have rolled i■four finwiranwwit OffinlaU away from c* land, so may all clouds of soredw dtaeppoer from oar hearts.— Sic hearts of those who mourn for sons P.*1 touch kU>d‘ ly with his band of healing. well to have them on such i as this, any war I'll take it Ufa so. WhatlltUesfMOhl To me, the 4tb of J uly mmai more than to day. fa open to tho charge Are work* and music, meant more than ness 1 know. There are two ban nets and proceedoris, means more 'P***-i y«*lt to fiinm ha eouM dte like a soMter asid a prince, «'•« one. I hays not intentionally domi and thia, she has greeted him, denying the ardor of any «n*'a Mtaymeuk. J kta friends even tho boon <rf his body far ehrtottan burial In his native tend.— GLORIOUS N And now, fellow dUxcns, si have con J wkx.'tided, with tboatd Bnutrnxx’K and Dart Hickucb last weak dl.pteywt Ma -oaCt ■IV ky threw! sg Uw slabs of MamicUar. AfirigbL Ila ^rWUrti-ik.hpi.- bl«b«l mat priaepaMfcr hnut •76,000 Worth Clothing, M. Lang, Sprague *> Ca. Vemtrilit, BaaUagt.JMM lr, lM7_B7tr IkiiiM, JIATS, CAPS, CJtSKSU.AH, Hastings, July gd, ■k^tf0™1'*- j^riKiivacM tallmt " NEW GOODS SuwlSrratJttlijtii fam f the tats rebel prisoner, attached national eseatahsan. ’ nr Ail Firtkul.s noth, fr— « a«t OaellMdraS Itays .1U tears u>sk Mexteo 1 im nag f.Vber new Gev- “ivSXSKS.SK.S? d» cvnxnrAm raui or aumK vrCUSTOM tronrMADKTOMDXLM XJ11 ‘ • ~hA wr l Tqs BUG A LIVUGfTM* �,-. jtra! and gfartWmwwL' - f ----- .-— DBS GOODS- iWICHRIAT WSTffll COMMERCIAL. fcXCELSIOR. &t»d Gauge Bailway! erwennfati. - onsss, gauon . or Mi FOLD, or CLXVBIaABD, sr COBBY, or HJ ■ MAICA.to er from EXCELSIOR. NEW YORK IF TOO HAST GOOD 000D6CBUP, BUY YOUB GOODS! Look! Look!! Best Shoetinfsfrom IStotOo BtsiTHrtfy&liplOto 16ds. Tip-Top Jbpab Tea; Good Green Tea, only $1.00. .m Xolioe —Somma Cans re. F. 0. if yea will, said lbs physician. No, no, said tbs pstiest ; that win sever da, dieter, I kaock wader A Swearer. AMy. for PlalnUE lai Sidles.—W. 11- narrows, Atty, for -giro ms tbs Pflte. Th. physician amilisgiy, gees him a box of Bryan's UfoPHla, to bo takes as directed, the groat man was son hotter, and seswlsaliy recovered. 41 Gnat Banain ftr tte People! Dry Goods, ■ Boots $ Shoes, HdtsaindCape, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery . * . And Glassware Sugars only IS1'2 oonis. BOOTS fSHOZS, CStAPt GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, reading eUomaa to tbs oration of Bor. »t g. Kou» st MiddtevUis, oo tho «tti of fair. *!>-> lbs speech of Use. Hasvst Watewv Io ths "llornbles," st lb. earns Um. aad place. Their care­ ful peniaal will repay oar reader*. It has seldom been oar good forms to witness 0.1. IPACIMM. a. us Im. a Philips * ieitut- carried sal; to Us eitixens of that euterprte.ag and boepltsble Tillage. for the gvncronv w drome ud lively saUeilnde they mam foetid toward those names for especial m eq Uno, ud yet wo bat reff «I the genera! opinion in saying test tbs oration was well drill cred, ud u effort of a very high order; tbs Declaration of Independence, well read ; the singing of lbs Glee Cleb. amserosDy admired; aad tbs speech sf Mr. Waiaar. a eery happy bit ULI'S SPECIFIC pint. 'wiWST. thwarted, by tha apjearaace of that great eaamr lbs Midst, with which wo .ball hereafter bars to eon lend, sad lbs devastation that Insvltebly fol­ lows Ila appearuwe. Whois pieces that prom- Drug & Bookstore noil SAUL—A fores W saltsfrwa Middleville t Post O«a,b(»A IW seres seder nod tfauissswaatt a good ins, sad one sf tbs bool oreheHs ia tbs meaty. Prws ««> aa aero. U saros sf .boot on tbs mead sad farming basis |a ▼ — ■ - - - thlr.l k...—. a* potent, nr Genite! Itetal.ty with Monte trsUoa Us aAeted Um system, _ M iddloyOJs, Marsh BMb. 1M7.. SPECIAL SELLS TIIK PHU. DRUG & BOOKSTORE, CABCTUI. TO BUT on.T TKB OXXtHXX. NOTICES. J-^ATMT FABHJOMS DEMAND J. V. Iraikj'i Celebrated Fateal la rxtremo canes of Debility and ImpOMM SEU'S EITEMAl ICIEST. Priro Two Dalian, seMacat for a moath. ou ia duplex elcptic Il gi.es Htrength to tLe Orgaaa, with the Htlr will restore Uieaa to their awiwl aeadllioo. (O* XXIUBU BFBDKi) A Pampbtet of 1(0 papa, aa KrTOearfTsaK detanodosaLoctareSceetiow teyonag men, s b: i n k t . Mulfroe, Tn coals repaired if pay peeUga. They win not sewn er nnan Ilka tbs Single Spring, tax will preserve I In ir perWM and grarcfol sbspe when throe er loer oedl.ary BkUte will M.-2S Fit BuaswaT, Xsw YcMb th. bottom rota areaok only rteebls springs bwi KTECTAL TRE1TMIDCT la s» eamw of Be.te­ ^.T^^SS.'SttsiE al. Neroal. Crluary ud Norvoas Dteeoad tn redto ’ The Wonderfr! henbiltyud grrel usofort ^Mmoa Pan sad rorrvepoodsOcO stsMy oom and pleas are to say lady wearing lbs Ihrtu Buimo Buss will be experienced parUeuiariy tW Th. pfted Chlsapanxoo of tbs h&rnSnt, I cm safely say. that tkroegbonl tbs timbered last week diiplayed bit wonderful paduawaa be­ lead it ia generally the ease. My obacrralioa an lli’ by throwing tbs dubs sf other monkeys at the wav to lbs young and Aoartsblng town of MsahvUlo, where I bad tho pteaanre of spending lbs Fourth of Joly ud partaking cf ths hospital Ibra onto eitiieaa. the sonverMtiae we bad with muy of tbs eaterprrtiag fsrn.ero ef Assyria, Maple Grove, Castleton. Wo^dlud ud Carltoa, Dr. J. BRYAN, Connltiog Physician, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Flavoring Extracts, MORE VALUABLE THAR OOLDI sole of bud, with tbs sigaatere of ■•Bootollar A Smith." te esseterfsM whack Is a riatoyramn Tbs Eras BTTTER* ore «aM U AsMss safe aad Brynns Life Pille, e,„e,. FUBIFTW. TW£ w VLOOW. — .. . n_ - MIDDLEVILLE Hunter’s Headquarters! WOQLEN FACTORY, POWMEB, CAPS. BMT, CABTBIDGBB, «nit earitemeoL Therein Hao great excltamest la HaM.r fa.eacasd by Um sstoaishiogty tow prices st elu.-i. F. D. AciLsr A Co., are selling Drugs. Psimt Medictaoa, Fatots sad Oils. Glass end Patty, aia;'- Crooeries.School Broke, KteUsnsry Wil-. Paper, pare Wines end Uqabrs for msdltw} r-peeis Maebine Oils and Varnish. Faint and Vsreial, llmahra. Ac.. Ae. Corns oo and sss, •’PybWy.slLU Haro Is tbs ptaro te hwy year Iran wsc m I. HERRIOK. Olli tp'fprt-'tjfp rohWrMnuwii tJsIdLta bcxre.camtaiaiaftinyrtfte Frte.lt Dr. BAtVBrS GOLDEN IMLLR. Ia ■ rosnadf fc* dtfrted rtmftr thaw ths starts ! �taamronca MOATCAGE ULt • RIIIISTIi CHEMISTS, ■■•ISOT^W) W3? •RI GOODS’ STOKE STOCK : HARDWARE, BOOKS'iSP SUWUJT. Adams and the memorials concerning tho appointment ot a Professor of His­ tory, respectfully rojK>rt the following noosunendatIona,-vli r L That, as In tho opinion of ths Prosldent the eon tern plated changes in the effinws of study will render the services cf a professor of history unnocosssry far the ensuing year, no appointment be­ ing made at the present time. J. 8. GOODTEAR A CO. Paints £ Oils, ' r Glass # Putty, * Varnish* Dye Stuffs, On motion of Regent Johnson, on be­ half of Xhe finance committee, the folhraantoNiM Lass Regent Johnson the ented by him at the slarivo to tho practice ng private Instruction —---------------- —8 University, and eate­ ries of professors, were taken from the tableOn motion the reeolutlon to add 16 per ccntta tho salaries of 1‘rofeesore and As­ s-riant i'rofi.j.on. in tho Academic departmenl, and the Librarian, for the scsulrigyear,'was adopted. On motion the rtncAutlon relative to private instruction wm laid on the table. On motion Prof. Chapin wm granted leave of absence fees year or more, and GOODYEAR, A GRANT. IKON & STOVES DRY GOODS fflyn gzasj; r* err uss. DRY GOODS HARNESS SHOP. sooaessoss, DJtXSSGOpm, . rAicr goods. or A.K. Hpcuoo WMappointr of the French Language 'alker presented a oowmuatProfessora Boise and Friese the appointment of aa Aefcasor in the Ancient Ijid1 rseommondlng the appointJarn-n, ot the lietrolt gBIP AKOk » AMew Thing for Hastings CARPSTS. WALL PAPXE, QROCVUSS, irom u. r . iiui.op, a. c>., sec­ retary of the Jnrtlluto of Rewards for the orphans of f-oldiera who died Uribe late wnr, requesting the University to give free Instruction to such orphans. The communication wm referred to the executive committee, with instruc­ tions to report on the subject at tho next matting of the Board. On motion of Regent Johnson, I7B.M wm appropriated for Regents’ expenses. On motikta. tha honorary degree of Doctor of Laws, wm coufem-d on An­ drew D. White, President of Cornell University, In Bcix.rdmjco with a rccemmongismef the Faculty. en'Xi^i’atl-.-- tTO DR GOGRTS, OIL CLOTHS, CEOCJOST.S UXAXW Jffl. fli J. C."BALL ’ cbuuo CIGARS, 8NUFF, MILLINERI SHOP, •o AND PIPES, ,ef teny Mad sag variety. SaiB25 ftrtat afcier Fries! heerschAU GUTTA-PERCHA, BRIAR ROOT, ofKKo&Mor ot Htatocy, r t- C Silk, Strato £ CnjtJJonnds, .- GERMAN PIPES, •edanklafassaany kept las FIRST CLASS TOBACCO STORE, Gir.kfa.asan. tetfafaa «M ha tfapfafa kam bw to •asm Many persons think that horeca that are kept In the stable all Hutumox abould not fallowed to eat gras*. They think imd that l?irii?U^rThlrn'ctd of rion for hard work. Thia fa particular­ ly the ease with atcM rf tho trainers of other work are refused gnee because their driven think thrywill not eat hay fo well. Thia wm formerly the cum more than It Is now. But thnso are all «w practice-., aad are giving gradually,'to-s more reasonable Aura) system of feeding. a fa the natural foodof the home, cooling and healthful food. Xi ACRES � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-07-24.pdf 984a5cce963e6c2193293b34798506e2 PDF Text Text Dewey &, TownsepiL at haW«db. lunyrTob.,1 wiea., ( ,3 To.1 story of Row Bieck, earner * imines flirretfu. ?nsittMS earfy. HABTIXG9, Ready - Mode Clothing. ‘ . n/ntin noni »WD OEBTS TUaWIlKXa OOODR rea. stats A '»nn.>i ,rv PABTIXOM, ■ - Biyl . . . MICH. theeooler air fanning oar browsrecalled our ell bat deported spirit*. Thence in safety, end deeply thankful for ear un­ hoped far escape, for two <!«ys w« watch­ ed ike ptogrtas of the forret conflagra­ tion, anti on Hie third, when It nad paand away, wwbareocr Utile bark a- •MTU3. C- FREEMaJV, n«nmun> . .MIX-LINER, ore* np.tnjitxva an**, lUBTlMM, - . . alyl----- MICH ■ WILLIAM MYERS, xretarto Music & Jewelry, srarosrs naro areax HASTINGS, - - - atyl . - . MICH. Bj lb. U1J counud tb. wtahbissi taas t And Um ptarlt Uat o’sr bar sack wsrs Mmf dlM proadl; tear* to the beggar Saag. Tbro foltosrd a aatem yang <ad Mr, Adoroad with ciaaten o< goMae bsir ■, Hat bar draaa waa this, tad tfM;, and wurs With* laarfai leak.sad pityiag aigb, She vhUpared soft. **Xe>sai( bare 1. But 1 girt yea my praym.geod tHasd.'aald aba "Aad luraly I know that God lirlaaa to «aa.~ Oo ber poor, vtakbtad.ao shrvskaa sad assail, The blind w ttaaa tall a leer drop tell, Tbeaktosedik sad said to the waapisg girl, *■14 is yoo that tare glran lbs penal peart.” 3)lis«Ilaaij. Saflilers & HamBssmaiers, General, Grocer (USTJ .STARKWEATHER, House Painter, Mien inky PARKER A So*r, Livery & Sale Stale, It ieTtow •even! yean since that I wu la the service of th a Hudson’a Bay Corajxuvr, and located at their trading-etation of Hemlock Bond, on the Banka of the Great Snake Bivar. A wild, desolate «»4 it ma, eurrouiutod by dreary pine forests, and yet mare dremy swamps and, with ito double cordon of stockade, and a long swivel gun crowning its centre war* bouse, more resembling a military poet than a commasnial depot. Most lonely was our life in that distant fitetmy, with the Geroo blasts swnepinff down upon us in almost polar cold, sad furious raow-sterms dur.ng more than half llio year, while our brief summsr was ehwred by.so more pleasant risiiani1 than Lbo Aggod royagnta of the bateaux which brought our merchandise, and the1 grave Indian hunters who caae to barter' their winters .t»kei of fun farwur pow-' derioloth, an^hiiMh nsgDBSffta| i ।, 3 ■ ' ’ ' LEW. CAMPBELL',1 '• us, by the donds ef spray which dashed foil into oar fiuwe. Ten anxious, ardaota minutes, and the topmost wave alone remained before us, and tfrury hand took a firmer hold, every paddle a longer swaep, for that last mighty effort. At last the steep ascunt waa gained; and as the shallop swayed upon ito creel, the well known hoop of victory resounded through the wDda— But a cry of blank dismay quickly fob iz tL: —z, strained by the pnesure, snapped off above the blade, while the unguided canoe, yield­ ing to the rushing torrent, broached to on Aho watery brink, and are any ano could contest bar, swayed completely round, and, passing the intervraiag point of land, eLot liko an arrow into t£’o left fork af the Kaskongvhadi, and began to leap down the surging breaken and steep cas­ codes of the companion rapid to that which wo had so laboriously ascended. Suddenly a new and fearful horror eame over ua as wo swept into the wDd deocont; scarce a rod below ua there flashed upon oar eyca, a groat glare of firn, whDo a sharp, cracking noise broke the silencn, and at once we comprehend­ ed the fearful truth, that one of thoee terrific codUgratfona, which, lit by a ■pork from a buster's rifle, on uaariiagablied Indian, fire, ar some other trivial z‘.~~ ~ Irctarmbmad being ,j boyvnd Loon J. LEE REfeD, | BMsnitt, Canwlw, _ ___,____ /bam* distaff Anna— In those thickly, wooded regions, the rivere and. creeks fsonitaaulj highway, zw tronnMroita,' Tbtn ut Jurru b». i£A5TI50a and, with the usual farewell shsor given And returned, toy .kAioncrnvoaA Jrin our nor’-west canoe, started on our expe­ dition*»ITAI. PAUBM A •*., Boots and Shoes, D. & WOODWABD, nhv’.ter until' ““rimn^’a half day* bed bean-eras ^99999999999999999 • 'MoantwiuH cn ee sped, urid air which grow each moment irottw as we wilder fury, and ths volreof the destroy-. or took a more threatening ton*. Yet it. me a aiagnifleoBt sight, that dark pri­ meval forest ablate with one great roliing mareof Ore; Its mighty trees glow­ ing rodder amid the flary radian ce.aa the flamtag streamers wrapped them round, Ila Jets of tiro leaping high In the air, now darkened by night, while the rash and roar of those tumultuous fiamea grew well Utah detfantag. and louder still, the thunderous reverberations with which »i intervals, some forest giant :crashed down to ths ground, sending up into tttosky great clouds of aperies. Strange and gorgeous were the various ■hues la which the dlffsrent trees yfolded ' W«. 101(1. But the ready philosophy of the Indi-• • . * . MAIN BROTHERS, The way to got credit Is to be punctu­ al. The way to preserve It la not to use It mush. Bottle often; have short aocounta. Trust to no maatotoppeoranco— It la deceptive—perhaps assumed for the purpose of obtaining credit Beware of gaudy exterior. Rogue* usually dress well. The rich are plain men. Trust him. If any one, who carries but little on bis back. Never trust him who flies hi to a passion on being dunned; make him pay oulekly. If there bo any virtue In the law. Be satisfied, before von give a credit, that Umbo you give ft to are safe man to bo trusted. 6cU your goods airmail advance, and never ml-re pro­ se tit thorn, or those whom you once de­ ceive will beware of you the second time. Deal uprightly with all men, and they will rspoaa confidence in you, and soon become your permanent customers. Beware of him who to aa office esakix - 1 ^w^SfoMby^h^SSr ~~ led a Ur and beautiful bride to the alter. Now loving mothers, fond fSthsss, where to your Juattcot Why baatob her from your presence as a being Dot St to took upon, and welcome that Bberteo to your homes aa a fit companion for your daughters T Why banish barton uable crops In tbls Stale, and at the aawe Ufoe to show the maximum rate of production. These. premiums have been neglected In great part, and have not called out that Interest which they dtaerve. I a cattle the premiDins areas liberal as they ware last yeste.' SB* each betrz offered for the beat bull and cow in afi the thorough bread mesa, and we note al­ to that a premium of |50 Is offered for the best short hern bull of any ago, shown with four of hl» yearlings. Our Canadian neighbors are not daborrsd there to anything to do. A manto aflklra teoa*<exhibiting, all stuck and artlctaa are rather low when ho reeks office for —411 K— .1-A support. Trust no strer.g r. Your roods are better than doubtful charges. What i» character worth. If you make it cheap, crediting all alike? Adrae beforehand with every man about to do a lob, end, if large, put It Into writing, irony derffaetaen, quit—or be cheated. ’TnMtgh prfte being IM for * herd of you want a Job ever so much, make •all ‘■qu. A-.............. t in five. Anougn momentarily overoowcreo, w> sore at the outset,- and lb caeca atall ilnms-oCkrad to* borate are doubtful make sure of a guarantee. Bs wnro pU dtocouraged, ft®* »««■“ w» an acareaiy equal to Um eat- not afraid to ask It, It to ~*v~*~~* — rete stem both flood and taprftu,sponslblllty: for If offbuc sa-faivntai * " - have eaeaped a loss. -------------------- mk%' tfiifl ft became evident that all the last aM God in Haters. steepest rapids of the neighboring fork were on.taamknowu stream united in­ ’ lobar. She to dow slowly and haptAy to uno long and tnoBzmountgbia river. Amerioon wilda, was rsgjsg ta our front It waa an appalling djaaoveiy, and in­ stantly avesy paddle was at work to try and win our way back from these deadly Brerinats Bui our boat had received an impetus with whose first force do power of cum could cope, and dcantte our ut­ most rfforta she still phmgsd madly mt. Fearful was the aceno to which she brought ua Fire <m cither side, as tho fierce stemsnt wrapped tho lofty forest Irwsfaashast rZlarna, fire kbo^am lite orwhaa#ng branches idnedtogetisr fat a hosing sxch; nay, ttaeemed erec fire below, u the Indiing worm which raged around us caught ths rodrsdocticn, arid flatbed H bask in a thoaasnd Itookaa' occupied, and the afternoon of the thirdI yw us entering the right fork, Kaakoo-. nhadi, or broken water, a stream noted evenin that wild country for Hr narrow railids, and its alternate broader stretches ( Grooerioa and Produce, aatrairoxprx |100/or the t^ot cuttieatfd and modtH.’rfM manapod farm of not fcae than 150 ocrea. Compotltoa are roquestad to send In their entries during the early part of July. This premium last year was suereesful In colling out a large amount of information caucctatag the several agricultural district* of thebtete and the Mpgrtse that hod been made therein. The premium Is large, and ought to draw out a fair number of en­ tries. There waa.also a large number of premiums ottered for crops, the awards on which are to be made at the winter C ‘City.Beetanrant,’ BTATB RT.. HASTING*. MICH. men had do pily. No kind words wi Btxikcn to her outride of her own famt Although that woman has no plane society to-day, I behove her to be asm aamauy who point the Unger of seal She has lived In quiet seclusion, euffi Ing on, while ho B honored and reap* BH In their flight white scorching and . terrUfod I ird* fall thickly around us, to die by an saalvT death. Each moment, too, our own fate appeared more Unmi­ UBUt, ““ **■*♦—** A.—... Wlr»»S» M KiSkBSSje; farmer. His oecuMtton brings Mm every day in fall view of.-them.' He is Bollfo to meet Mm. Suppcee he should farnilter with ths progressive develop­ • have died during bar Journey J What ment of the young plant, and the ma­ tured bceuty of Its All growth. Ha le well acquainted with the sunahlne and the abaitow, the softly falling daw and the heavy rain, the gentle brrmand the niablng tempest Some, from their very tanlllarhy with thren evidences of Divine wladom, kwe all interest taUmn and IcKiknn thorn with little more re­ gard than th'- beasts that perish. Outera Indeed, reoognlxe ths hand of God : look on Its movementa with ewe and dread—but go no further. But tt to only ths Christian that can see In evstythlng ths hand of aFathar. Other man tnav wonder and admire; he can love and pratoe. Everywhere around he seen the finger of Ood, and he rejoices to know tludGod to hiafrtend ; and when, in the tempest or thunderstorm, men’s hearts ore telling them for fear, bo can be in pesce. knowing that be Is aeon of Him whom the winds and the soaa obey.— Truly, the Christian farmer poaseosM greater pleasures and more exquisite joys than other men have any idea of, and If they hare not experienced these, tiiey have never met. true happiness.— �wise Providence has given them, an toe reward of tholr!al<ani. The wool dip fa mostly marketed in this ncrtlon of toe State, though a few are still holding on for tamer prices.— The aver ge price paid In Sites h«» been 4! cents, though a few extra fine lota have been sold u high a* 45. Just now, however, thereare no buyersln toe uuirktrt at these prices, and toe tendency te decidedly downward, with a general be­ lief on the part of the best Informed, that toe sales In future ore to beat a low­ er price toan hn» hitherto been paid. If IndemAicre shall be any market for the aurplna, which some buyers who hate withdrawn from the trade affirm there will not be. A frtend ndvlaea t» that about 122,000 Iba. have been sold here; moeOy Uu dip of Bortton County, and tout perhaps one forth as many Ibe, are •till In first hands. ■ There is a largo amount of building going on bore this season, including Thirteen fine Briek blocks,some of them rebel and democratic Indignation nt the "abuse of power" which Gen. Poire waa ‘ accueod of when he determined Io ‘ sos• pend" Gov. JaxKiirs.XOen. Gnarrr, in characteristic words can’t see tke "abuse Of power." Ths following extract from an e» loiemen t made by Gen. C rant on a -telegraphic dtepateh forwarded to the • Re-rrt-jy of War also shows toe Gcneral’s opinion of the reconstruction acts to beslightly different from Mr.Stauberry There io, aieo, toboflnfabod off, on main “The-telegraphic dirpalcb here In- Street over the Storee at Mes-rs. Clark clwk-dshowsthatGov.JenitlnaorUcorgla A Gateo, a HaR which will rival In beau­ han plven such pledges to the command­ ty end elae, to any in the Stale, and er of the third dfatriet an to induce him to withhold, far^he pro ent, thesus;en- which la to be .caltod “Peak HaU” In slon'of tire Govuruor. Hie jondu- t of honor of the family of celebrated muGov. Jenkins demonstrates. however, aictana of that name, resident* of this how prastots It is for toe dlcOontentod CUy. A dam Is, also, being built acroro dsfosttbw taws of Congress If ttr power the St. Joseph, a short distance above does Dot rest- with the district command­ the city, which will. If a liberal spirit oes to suspend their fune'lon.in >omc shall prevail among the property hold­ - wuv. It seems dear to me that power er* along the line of the projected river, is given tn the bill for themore efficient ■ government of the rebel btntcs, to use wake Mlles lu five years ono of the most or not. at the idca-uru of commander*, Important manufacturing towns In toe ■ the prov>:otnu machlurry Mt up with­ West. The El. Joseph here fa quite as out the authority of Congress in the large Mtlie Merrimac at Manchester N. 'State* to which too reconstruction a< t ap?41e*. Theru being doubt, however, on th B point. J respectfully axk an uariy Ing citlMOf New England, and there is opinion on the sutyoct." no reason why Nilre may not be* omo as Under date of June 7th, Gen. Graxt important a manufacturing city as Man­ emphallcal.-y duuliu that ho dtoaproved chester to, If the peoplo only do their part of (ten. SiiniWAX'i rvtnaval of the to make It eo. There la no question about Gove.moref Louisans. He telegraphed (hepower, or about the loeatlon. Niles faju-tas well situated Ibra manufactur­ .tone: mjvmw Waablngtcm dispatch in the ing dcy m any inland town tn toe fcL- nod mysaif wiond rof-rinisnuln,you for your, aottou in the i Governor of Louisiana. These »• not .• ono wont of truth in the atofy." Later, June S8, after the promulgation by toe Prea dwt of the_At:onioy Oeu- ' Qenersl'Hews Items. There fa shown by tbe census- to be 51,000 native voters in New York dty and 70.000 foreign born. —People who hare no vfalBle means of support would do well to apply at the State Department for diplomatic ap­ pointments. ‘ The officers of the UnltedFtataesteam*-r tinea and Heroine, from Tampico, confirm the report of toe deatli of bants Auna. Tbe EtraWt Washington earn: The entire filibustering movcuiante through­ out toe South, oatenalbly for theporpoM of avenging MaximUtan'e death, Mb re­ alty ruevements fur toe tnangunUlon of a newrtvbeUlon. The Fenian mind la Ireland hMaot yet been disabused of the idea ef aa *p*ul to arms in the Irish straggle with England. A targe number at men hare be n discovered in Wicklow engaged Uj >mllitaiy drill, or tuns nnDuat OKJrAKiSttMD. Baria, -2‘uTLX SffoSLSfi Bri BeeksUfiM Meodi every tfleraeeo MSe'dsek. tar Tbrgreater fatdaedUg^ ST >» ceaneeUea with ear Bakery we tare fitted ep rase, ud tare a Aral du* U~—, — ‘tJSffSu. JQR. J. W. KERMOTT'S At One-Half Qrcat Westorsi ClolBlMg He mm. WE DEm' COMPETITION If yae will tan on o* vew(!| fane ywO.Mil »o Low Figarea, it aul otryriM yte Beady - Hade Clothing I ri tar mure THI LARGEST STOCK OT Reedy-Made Olethlng, COHPOC3D EXTBACT ®F BLACKBEBRT, A eabt>rria4 nwtdr Ar CU (toa if ItTMtUHlKJl. DrxtPTnr. Pii^A Ut»unaf lit ,&awd aod 'HmhU. TMs to a aarwriro aad arisM wail to .ijlad th. Juuxhwrftto baval*. to. «a«-.ier Real Value! Their 6cBta’ Farntahing Good*, tu lu> •><->:*» nr VAN BAALEN BROTHERS. Rbtktr Hoed*. Palm fotf Hasa. Cotten HatUng. b, Kt. He ■ - wod tI^.- .. Hoop Nklrte. taaeaf-wls, Paata. - ' * L<* • to. - to Ijl • [j. - Doubte A Twilled Ca. “ B.a - US All-Wari Cloth. 1.14 ■- la Cottonadea. Jeana S Ctotka, frea tte. u to pcriactir *afc •«<! aCacttu!; will caaaa aa asaaaauni «r«a la Ito smmi, daiicata intoal; 4om b,<> ctotk tto action af Ito tonrria tor tto wtrianal SvdlUM, ttorabj ixvdaela,oral,naw. Sal i,<U la tMtrriai to aa anedjas, sraUy siiauihua oxe noon kast orir. a. gooutkak <t co:S AxADHUffr STOXK, st paaOwr af bmMm. th- iMartaa UmvW. by nuMncaaaer affaa aTOarta M|a>aa«i m taa 5rev£miaiSitairaJ'2«a«he. T**’’ A all E. L. DeDEMAR. W. A. SWARTS, A CnAnacTDUfinoNoTD raou Gov- MemfSi S* (WMVwaXMM paataa. aM U»t Um ■ilnob BnowKiaiw.—The following fa a^ aX kta IomM mlaa^mMril MMr ewaaar t» abaiBraxacnesarigS JOB LOTS. FOR CASH, Xrtulnff Saloon I Wtere «to paMto eaa ba aremnaredated bec(» with tira tnral*. Come *tJ »«e u*. Haatlan, > • Klckisaa, n t* ormtD rox salk a nus srtf noxor jukstatk. 1 the Austrian Archduke Maximilian, re­ riaaaa rail aa4 esaMM ear ro"*ar0Ke pareaaamarks that many of hie relatives appear Isa AenAws. • We ara eefita, FARB WAGON*, st tohavesuflhred grcvioos blows of for­ Oao-naadred Aotlsrs. AH -«(• w»at«L tune. The Prtnecss Charlotte, wife of Ttnura A CLARKS. Leopold,died in child-birth. His daught­ 'assfla|s.JBlyW,IMT. , er married too Duke cf Orleans, who ■ PI,OBAT,C ORDER. WM'kllled by a fall from a cab. Their children were expelled from the throes of France. The Rrineem Carlotta la orox-.d. .Maxie Antoinette waa executed. Marla Loutea was expelled from France. An arobdatebem wm lately burned to d<-ath, ,t wkitk r| si VMTiLij MmroBTunB.—A correspon- health, though Indifferent, through God’s mercy, is now as g*xxl aa 11 has been at any time in the last twelve months. I cat three hoorty meals eacb d*y-l (jeep wch Bt ulsht. -and sleep or X. h>Te • fi04" conscience, and the plea-dog prospect before me of obtain­ ing tbe targist majority fa tbe race far < .overoor, tint any man hM obtained fa STOCK OF GOODS. taT» I11—*1* *• tf • a”ttlaaa Baker, aad eaa gaatsMes an wort m eqaal Oat thar fc mo BMfrwmeMfailte aAorf qf DMim openre, mMoA oaafaJtetts work qf rsooMfowKm foniiMo Aerate qf the fnttnt Ooagnaun pubifabed In toe tart taue of Governor Brownlow’s paper, the Knoxville iFAte: To WHOM IT MAT coxctun: The vindictive rebels and their apostate Union co-workera, are asserting from one end of toe State to the other that I itn dying, of win die—telling the truth, but Intending to make the fates imprtwtlon tost I am now in toe act of de­ parting thia life. With toroo who are trumpeting this new* abroad, the wish fa father to toe thought. Like my po­ litical enemies, and my friends, and all othir human beings, 1 am dying, and will certainly die sooner or later. With LARGEST WUBWBB a CI>Aa*B« United Btetae jSSoto to^^reyffio- rMrialtah. By all waaas gir* H atrial. W Hwiag Jatl ass iHMTisiMErra. MOKTGAGB SAtB, nXTayi-T ksvtae b«M> n*S* Is tkanaSMM. RBiSSS Hadjc dk tteriad fa batfacat. their iteek Bailey. Haaliniti May UlL, 1ML allf TuAZFBST EKTyx.ES. -------- -3—_—-- -----------------y^UHRAH1 Toe any rely syoe It ttai yea eaa (iftebaM year rlnthte, of TAMBAALES BBuS.. yvwy.tw.tn, to-WMugg 24 Per Cent Cbcapev than al aaywberc eteo tn Uaetlnn or Baltte Creek. iggyagiaiSSax a SffiBSftW GLORIOUS NEWS Fer the Pcwple. A ipleadd .toek of • Hate, of the Meet Faableoable Wear, BTOn behead at ttoelr eHablfataxeL HTCaa sad ear br yoeneirea. ▼ ■a Bsffitlea Bretkeri. Harifan.JoaelS.ltr.-nTifcJ TSt dtiretu of Barer Oeenty to te dacM At Greatly ^duced Pricd^ B. LANG, SPRAGUE i 00., jyAtmgGS, KddlevfUe aad Grand Rapids UBIYKD BTATBB RAIL Hare Jnal opened, and offrr frr aa!< al XSTtrt IS Hl NG LT LOW PRICES, a retapku rtort Ready-Made Clothing ■ Xmm sansa. Xoix mt. fas. EXPRERH COA.CHEB, - ■* .i5*o"AT.K o,t>Ka*U mLr^WXDATB EXCBFTED. LkiVK OKAXD kerritS.-K.^ martins A OQ„ w sai.t.ssxi, Ofce.H«WoodwHa*»-.DrtrelL ®tnts' ^nnisjinj Coots. BwUaaa-eoaseMto, with a The Eatioaal MfUifftncar remfauto CongreM tkat“thoM who invoke revotaton uinit be ready to meet its nretro quenoml” The Prcaldeat would do well to remember elite, and not drag the country Into trouble so frequently. in hto reolghatlon to toe Spanlah <*eminent. It seems that a MtlafacWy arfmlnietratlon of that Island roquflte greeter adnitnlstrativo talents than she !s wont to find among her generals and otbqr officers. , Heavy and inceeant rains have been dot ng much damage to the w be« t. cotton, and other cropr, tn tbeboulh, aytectally AF.r. XDTIX man Ton* tooary Mondn<! the aooeptanee, to «sod tuth of ibe termsaf?Batesotftn. Bessys: AwOtpOonr^-Mr. Albert Bcctford, of tote city, lately obtained prws—inn of a relic tn tbe shape of a amrtl copper oota, upon which the medal lion totaterabledtetiaot,^tta>ugh the coin bears tbe ' ^xceijbiob: AH kfada of Clelklng-all rnre-eb Ityfc prieoa te aialt the Hare. --- ----- Aa entire Ball of Clelbet for lit DeHart, A Tip-Top Son for 415- EXCELSIOR, jrxDjpr coxrrrrrfr"-'. Clothes for Everybody; THBWGU FAWt-K.to *n C. W LEWIS. Proprietor. TWa* ia^ oar Motto 11 “HW" y j Sri fail M^rtrnrot of HATS 1XD Clrt. •RUNKH. VALMkN.HATCHrL3.LroA fag Uribronta, Rbtria Coll are. (ibtro. Uotwq t*4 ait klodaof Faratebl.g Gw>4a 4 pfiP1* U,h*“ “*H Pn‘* ’** fe - —cxu. kv- The Old Corner -X i ■; ~ **• Ouvoa M. lUxm, Caa>l»aML WrClotbre for mail mtn-larT ■"-** men -tell m»n and abort r-»- lxj tower pricra than rfrrrd by an* Si«" “ _ ADMIirUTBATOBni BAMh MW CHAfiCBBY AAUC axp gcaie TK£ SAT1STA CTioX. EXCELSIOR. mere, whoee hopee were a short tlase san very lively, are now greatly dsprcsaed. The Hon. Benjamin Ftark of NenrLondon, Connecticut, It te eaH. hM been rflorod the Governorship at WaL rurefa by thaPrmhient. Mr. Stark eras Senator from Oregon la I6Cl-€2,and reridetrt lux many yeare on the Itaafle Cott. We are already nicely mixed up with Mexico in this tfanta Anna business.-statesman CMtarbeqr will any New England cijy, la foot.much af Tiieeafinent have a'delicate prohtetn to unravel in tbe cotton manufactured In the Eastern toe beginning of ntoearoer. Tbe country CI lias peases over the Coatral, through Inu-wu'Si ktoShJtol1100* thia city, to carried to Lowell, ManohMWe have a faint rumor that there may ter, and Lawrence, and then made Into sheeting nnd callw, Ac.. Ac., and then yet be peace In the lndl*u\-oentry. God it I Undar nil the clroumrtanece, brought to thia city and cold, and If tola giant an lud au war will be a dhrraco to our can bu succe-afully done, no person can clvUUatlon. Wo trust a^great deal to give any good rese-on why it may not be Gen. PbertbaB’sgeod serike to avert IL manufoeturod here Just aa profitably, cm Gov. Andrew is strongly urged by pecfally when we take into account the Gen. Hrant m the fitowt man for the tket, toalfromBwrisn county they send M.xleanmtodon. Tbe General Atoka Mr Andrew one of the xrcrqfwd seen of much of toe produce which feeds toe op- lutelertln tooceantty-axfomar roteerati vcs in those cities, and which of dom as well m of enlMdei^d sympacourse coete much more th rm, than the Uile-.and on/, who wtufid UofsmmaaM producers get for it here,' hence wo look -ervloo to our CT itefifillBt at Jures’e Court. wl to great tntorret upon thia attempt of S. a few public spirited meu in this city to ^ Tbe everything done by the Generate was usurpation. Gen. Uua.'T teto^raphed toBuiuinair as fuHosrs: ‘‘Enforce yourown construction of the . Military bill until ordered to no o-bcrwfae. iheoBimontiftne Attorney Uen. end has mdnTen dialri Luted to uiurict raanmamlers in langUM* <>r manner <i>Sto^Etotbe >75 <4 ane.der. 5« . oan 1supi ow ttwPrwdunt intended It to have euefa force.1' Gen. uaAsrr al«. telegraphed to Gen. Okd, after STajtasmRVs opinion had inaugurate a maasrfacturfng dtylathe txwc pr..mul->tod,M follows; weatt This door. sod.lbs drpautenrc of Cnwnuxd—Copy «f jruar final tn­ Ulla wetlon of country on the cart, both 'or manuraftarto, and far a market fa snrdbltatod;a taw market mA for Wetarojattre<.raod6^j wTt(K ■AJitoZoieBO £ gsgjgjggS Aad is Art. risryttias wada la a Ftrat-Oaaa te • a^tewk** we wsnaM wtB gfra lir tl ■ybe't Intcrortt of the nation. Hbfory I will do these war-worn veteran■ the I eminent <rotlco—that they were true • when selfish Interests prompted them to be fitoc—that they were regard!*** of rebel rluuom and executive frowns. when duty to too nation, duty to humanky-cverywherv celled. ’ Side by side. In pcrfec’.sympathy with them, and apnrorin? their every art up• on tote question, stands their brilliant 'leader—Gen. GnawT. Th I < convene ndenoe te particularly valuable, as It sets . forth fully, and in wortyaa trenchant a« toe sword of tblngrea£le-<der during the XvbelMon, Ids opinion, upon the matter* of dlflVrenee which are ehaktar too natfonal e hflc-.’ to lls vo-y foundations, We are glad to ptare this before cur readers, ns it re's at rest the fears which . Wei In common with the great majority of toe Republican tiarty, shared as to Ccn. Gnatcr** position. We oommend the correspondence particularly to the Democratic party, who have been In le­ ftPlgable In representing him as agreeing with President Johnson In bis views of iBcdnstructlon. It shows bow much they have mte’uffired him, and Open whn’. a brl’tle thread hangs their hopes of Winning from the ranks of the Union Army, and frotn the principles which riwv'e.f the Union Army through all Its trials and s’ruggles, an advocate or an apologist for tber bhtant nnd in'am out treason. Wc trust, too that II will be a । yold cmuitb of eontfotl to a party who-e only recnmmrnd to the commlseratjod of hmnanltv. is their weak newt,—whose onlydkrtncttonaeaparty, and claim for tlich tpport of toe masses, was an<Tis , jmiw based upon apportion and qpport. tons aa the only plank of their platform, to a party which, during the rebellion, . yngfld ’war for the supremacy of law, for ; Qje Union Intact; and now, for Union ■ without elements which may disrupt tt; for law an J Justl'-o to all intcrrwis. without so much as a pretext for their violation. is? ““ wv for the Union toaeurorMfu] termin­ ation, la impressed upon every word ■»d their Stfinmi wlU cany Joy add cheer to every patriotic hearth­ stone to toe land. It will do more.-It will rob these ranting hypocritm of half their "weapons of wartare." If it shall ocuatgn thorn to too execration of hu­ manity everywhere, they will hare ro­ odred earty the plane which the histo­ Otoarwi-e wSoaJnrtfoe Wtekfii III j by rian of too /ulure WlU certainly give toe very men whose duty It wm to exothem. onto and vindicate toe tew 7 Whan tew was Mt at naught by too Judiciary, what EDITORIAL C0RRE8P0KDEKCE. more ernrid the people expert toan that too spirit of anarchy, dfarcganl of con­ Nttrs, July 12d. 1B87. sequences, disrespect of rignte long en­ The chief topic of Intermt, in the pub­ Joyed, contempt of punishment far lic mind, Ju*t now,is the Earvitt. Prob­ enme-and toe triumph of mobocracy ably at no time in the htetory of toe should become general,aeltdid,through­ Htatcbns there been as many acres of out the Ftatea. But nowhere, to a great­ er extent, was Judicial crime more ap­ wheat, on the ground as during toe pres­ parent and 1ms shielded than In toe ent Bcaeo^by nearly or quite one-third, hfata of Mlchfaan. H^a, In toe giit and from the general tone of toe people, North, where “Union'’ and "loyahv’’ wo are led to bellcre that the yield, per wen- rightfully supjxxed to bo qutta oafs from the hands of rebels, there wm acros, will exeevd on the average through­ ground for belief that respect for tew out the State, that of any precedetng nnd common,evcn-handedjnstfoo would year. True, some pi^es are more or lees be dealt out to that greet bemocratto ele­ which wm, at wort, only tempo­ Injured In the timber tend, but on the ment rarily out of power. But wo find that tn Prairies, andon the openings, there te no theF-tatoof Mirhtaan, ivebewhen, the injury so far, from any cause, and idx Jud oltry connived nt crime to a greater dnyn more of fair weedier win enable or lew extent, and often pondere*£to the too farmers to secure the betaricvof the demon spirit of party tn violation of taw, of saervd oath.-, of oommuu decency, of crop hi the very btest order In almoetall a!ui(>]e Jusilco and right, and become the parte of the State. Here the farmen- arc t/xdi of the beastly spirit of mobocracy praying for fair weather for the ensuing rampant In the tand.,f Eeveral of the prominent cltlaens of week with one united voice, though many of them have secured their wheat, th a city, left a tew days alnre icr a brief and moxtof th'-others have al' Ihdr crop tour to the White Mountains, and the ready to stack. And though we are a­ coast of New England, oliowing very ware that mln Is needed In and about nearly tbe programme laid down by ua In Hustings very much, for toe benefit of a receaflMue of toe BaX.vcb, and sever­ the spring crops, yet we rennot but al more d’-nlgn to go in a very few (fava. think, that the lo-e*v which w!llTr-*nlt With this number, nothing in Provi­ from too drouth, an exceedingly insig­ dence preventing, we hope to go on a brief visit of plcurare, and in rearch of nificant compared with too benefit the health, amid the Granite Hills of our State win derive from having another native State. They go by the Central week of sunshine without a cloud. Here however, rain is not needed; there hnn to lletrolt^toe Grand Trunk to Prescott, and thence by the N or theta N. Y., to been an abundance, and nil the luring crope arc looking quite a-* promising ns the Vermont Ceata’, the Northern nt any time, at this si-neon of the year, N. H. and tbe Boston, Concord and olnec we have known toe Valley of toe Montreal to the mountains, aud tbcnce St. Joseph, and like the crop of wbeot' home by toe Grand Trunk, via Montreal and Quebec. We trust a ptamant time te bld fair to make the tanners faugh for joy. over the rich harvest with an All in store ftrr those excursionists. aSk^S^ci toruwni * Us Wat department ao4 the OsectaM rebmmandtag to «>• S</uto, under Um gaiwWHMnritr mt Hxla CCTwpacdonco Is valnnbto, aa tt shows Um dlfflcultlm fa tbe way at these offioeta, and at th? eame time, their opinions aa to Um ' mattersof difference between th- Preel' dantsnd Congress. Wlthetagularunan' ffoity.'SifihnDAir, Poi-x, Plexus', Obd tmd t?rnanrri>; names that will forever lire In, oar history--stand by Cbngrero. Their arc no msa'y words either. Versed to the anhnua of labels, thoroughly aoquainted with toe nMda qf rede'e—they rpeak aa they fought—strong wqpto far pn-cedente to bo cstabltehod. and faith­ ful words for the unton-lovlng cltiacna oftbsSouth. Eurh performance of their ’ date, 11 tote to removal by toe President, , al any Ume, wands toe key-note of men ' faithful In pence m well as wax to the Tn Ormow oy a Rbbz* Gbxbbai. —Many at the men who bad theasor- 1 * 0«. 0».»t, 1, um. anpHrt™. loading Editorial, of too first fane i e* TM taeretaiy of War has M «ba ,. Imports^ rorrtee, by conn- THAI LAST W FEl®i Bal Moi,Hani Ota, OnZmlSo made aa snoonragtog report. readers m«y M aepectaacuof pom. «nfo Theca can be nomtet>ki^rtkptenri»g» duitntad Jcflteecu Xtovte Bsmnfoy, U BBI.ttLAKTOMBTOOlBTlUCTIOB . c®»t ®° rilkfadsef I !Sm“82rJx»S.*3 »aw. al, AM even too nnhttertac DscDoaru^ work Md MMV topetafak aad dStrib- E na.Tx.mr i . 'U micii., h . 1 . itH axAJEhrixoe, rycTOMT, rwr, makes district cotmnanden' t»r own Interpreters of their power, and du­ of the 14to Inst A dally paper la tote ty under It. and, Io my opinion, the At­ torney General. of mvw4f,c*nTj0 more than give our opinion as to the meanins PjBW GOODS, AT mMWW naJKSwri H w.a.wr«*«- EoreS^wedbero suites morning I. ’K * ®C*WSCIy- Pl jSL c< DRY GOODS, ' : nw ... ............. Aft-Ttesmspjar ' W^trijeg* g»nw. —ajtd K. Lang, Sprague A Ce." o»»- neeU^.Jroelr.fart.-oTlf LA8T PRICES! T^peDLEVlLLE Loolc i Look ’ I TIN Sat ShuUntifrom IS to tOo But Prints, from 10to IScts. UftofSifatos; Good Groan J/ Im, only *1,00. Sugars mly U 1-g tmsts. "w^oitBzs, 00K MkkUT AND TUIED UTBEMU Zaaeerillo, - - • . . SHOP- Don’t you Bfilievs It If awytadr Mfo ton that yee «. te»JJJWA«TmdRTOVI3 tl raj-re T a*B a iRO/rt n. rod fa?* *-1^ Ofcl> "wEy Sitae,gre wr'rrinjror bs oyoxMO0’ byawretervfa ■ttreyaaanvsod. bat nail and aro for yourorlrea wrowxu.^<x>aanrt Mi,, ofcOK,u rj ooenty. aad warrant ' TJWBy. a gW>. MiddJvrEte, j riy », Md>rtta* ____ _ PASH FOR HIDES, PELTS AND V BAGS. AtanrMarkrk Baritasa, Joly M, 1AU. C0L* * ^ef48S®£ESSSamis water pewwrae toe Tberuqpph, « Ftetlwe. forwfaMe. will BO ta^sr Wl /. A«RS«-“-***‘ ��UsA.rAiiXijU; SfOeK;5HABi)WABS, BOOKS AND STATIONKIT, urn bka aui aaoij tsars Selia.1 Bseb, 1 Wall Paper, bfca ABdyoo should U SrtaotlvthetMM. Wfeca whl yos p l through th. bUl. sad tmoItm. Slop talktag o' ItoMMoad ram Of nilroMla sad taonsU, sad oth.r such things, ). foAtoHand teiVMtbMlMss Mbetas! Come bom.! mb. boto. loom. beta.! J. 8. GOODIEAR &C0. BARLOW,~ • >. Topi and Paaoy Oaafi^ BtrdCa«M, , ... GOODYEAR, 7 & GRANT. IKOK& STOVES HUBBELL * POWELL, Arwta U T. C. WILSOS. East S'4» Xars.Tr, Rxtt.ur, 3„ yrt Hl Flags, Jnn. 14, 1M7. Mtf Th. Udi., aro Mpscially laeitod to Mil mda> uaiM Mrjfell .jock of Fumj CUMfo, wtosk will b. fond the best nd ch..pest In Um morfcM. Bal hurry sway freta Uasing. hurry beek boon, year Betsy ta tM; Her brsrt b so b-JSMt sad trss ; AU summer th,', slept Lu th. bedroom sloe., feMfeMd bar. t Coro, borne I earn. born. 1 ecm. bom. | .tlGZbmrbMhMd, ktudbebsad. wo. baa.! j^atett Fannons dbxaxd Dliuaax.Ta' WARS, Paints $ Oil*, * Glass $ Putty, Varnish, JDys Stuffs, Lntupa.ljimp Wart,. Ao. na^AjlMrhiuUad.eom. hem. to m. sow, Coraeboiso. while lb. birds stag so py j And l.t noSih. nU« iu th. gX-ry tbsrs Distract yoa or tempt yea to stay. Tjfcwtse of yw Btu«y tob^lUag you sow, Coute hams, for you knew wlut it atw, J. W. Bradley's Celebrated Pateit DUPLEX ELIFTIq (OB DOUBLE BFHI2. O) DRY GOODS -In? re will barn teitaeafor pwasl Come borne! enm. borne! eoaic bem.1 Amun, ai.riinwi DRY GOODS booth s snoxs, DBES3 GOODS, rnaMfiBR: worn, juts* airs, BLEdCffXD GOODS, msdbu. Ziabkos Hacuroea so th. StMdart &irl sttta Fsahioaablc W.tldTo «ty<ry lbs following ineaUzabla Unatoga la CriaWlar, eh: tiupwfcr <iealilr, prefect osmfsnture, atyllab abatw mH Snub. ienHIHy.isrv uMszzcr, ct-nos-T. n— «-=- >w. xugar, salt and aawd with the UriNcte cf I rtieatsr to notlee that dti rts off.nd as the ryd Ink stamp, sir. " J. W. Br» plex EUlptU. Staci Spring” fwm th. -too* Otbop aro geamM. Ua a •sery Hoop trill Uinil of a pis tou tbrovata th. Metro thus reresliag (or dEubiel .pnegs bruJrd IngatbOT Cr. OTHING, HMtiap, ini, Iter.-Mtf J^fHOUSALE AND RETAIL CXtPATS; DBUGGXTB. 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WEDNESDAY, JULY 31,1867, »• N. GALLOWAY, one of his stonua. The only person that managed him was Mbs Dora.’’ Hero tho koepre beoamo silrat, and a B A TNr.KEH.. , jdno,w HssttriGB,;. KTss^j .nrrcir r.nwnrrt. • ’• -.pal*, Mfldw., “Mycourinisaprotiyri^' ‘YoVaridCteptafaaUtau,’ VAN BAALHM BRO3-, team. Trf! sm stored?. Iteteck; «4 I etecdr Ready-Made Clothing. Otoy a Mas! Is It wruegte mfc. wwry Jest st th. ewrriwl —-in < swom t Ta, tteedd wMU>.r-U.Up^-ted Um terry; Net m .seMM, bet rely rerlreseka : • narrs.. •« aE»T» nnurtaCDro goods >«B0. aHFotert£..iT.Fjk- rA r tert here by tba tare: •ol.t tbaktedtast IyUm, sarijmt so. pretty cortts, . gteUf OB,osswreew,ateU pref Er.pwi fare* Uy** norireatearert Bwkly to SMsre res; tidletertf luimsGs, iinoira demand WlT.LtAlt MYERS, J’s Celebrated Patart 'x ELEPTIO OUB1JK aPBDTO) ' s - n»«-if I tessk Ibrmch'tteU/ n»« i b Hoe n. ite CmUm aeeastoe bejoCyt . Zte psi »J ten art nydsebn re eu ete took at ay f»c, mums - DU I •fuff TURKHR Caw t Tap-Malm. ALWAYS LOVE. Beasuso u>« rare most fate art Jis, la it tb« I cm ib« fotiir rate! Bteoow black Sigbl ovl abrort tha 4sy. Bb»U the brsTS ssfwa'curebo goyt Boe«=« ebtrt entmno fHgMs th. tarte. ulirrii'Gs. R LAND, SPRAOLTEACO. OLO THING, TV. O. HEDRICK A CO., Saito & Earmien, PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocer sfilijcrlteau. 5* STAR KWEATH ER, House Painter km flrsi dare aMrts Itrt Bistre ealate- It was s quafat room in which I sat, with th</fin-light fleshing into each cor­ ner, and the staffed U"ls, fuses and pole­ cats looking lifelike in the leaping lunm W. l‘At!K-£B ARON, A quaint cottage room, but the essence of comfort. As I pulled at the stiff gia® -of water and whisky and puffed my ejttxcsmuir. _ meerschaum,! fait oxcoisiveiy comfortable. BARTlSOH. - - • sAyl ■ • • MICH. ' ‘ hurry, to get my wot water Horses tai Osrrto<r» at at! bean. ^which lay steaming on the L#e Pius Livery & Sale Stable, LEW. GAJ1PBELU xwghout North and i, with more pleasiBS ly other Medicine ta ted Liver, Blood or nay hast sat opposite, a fine ‘City Restaurant,” MICH.' I^yUoom, for prtrtl* partita, nij J. LEE RE£D, Bla&aith, Wimer, Boots and Shoes, ILUg^Mtt • ?'.wMiCg. Ji> ____ D. 8. WOODWARD, teeter ta • SALE! «U 80 ACRES Land, lying three Hastings, 3i acre* icat, three more or particulan jp* ■LAM CROOK, Poor Farm. ' ly like, and I could se. his hai “Ah,-well,* read the 8qam luredteta jeatow; fori mired Dora, that I dfcl But_________ use now I Kant mind, old fellow, I wish you joy of hoc; voa must excuse my temper; its a dorilish bad one ’ ‘ That wm traerthan ho thought,' mat­ tered the old men, musmgte. • •Captain Caltou answvred him in avare , * gends lady. She was *L besolh, and nova well, brt friendly way, and tho matter reemod all angel to tho poor. Mim Dora "Ek k------------- -------- mures nV K*S>U, sadsorgHte, art «r diaoer Music & Jewelry. •r-srov*< h.r., ‘•You’ll have 4> stay a tengfahttea, ■>, or your things are soaked. Bo, if you Eke to hew it. I’U tafl you the stay. I suppose I m like old men, air, and like to wander,” ha added with a smOe cf natural dignity and ecurirey that might have befitted » prince. 9n (Sorts. Srottriti, relate knew Mire Dorn, and she ared to go about in a brood hot and carol her song, for all the world like a blackbird in tho holly. The cottagers used to know her, for whenever any one was ill there these Mire Dora was, petting and cosset­ ing them. ' sir." resumed tho old man after a Case, “by-ond-by Mr. George becamo id of Mmb Dura. Ha used to follow used tn ride with her. But she was shy of him. Hb temper waa eo ahiftv, and she bean! his curses unco when he waa bitterly inpy, though he cfafa t know sho was to hearing; and abe seemed to shrink from him. K» wm such a beau­ ty gulden hair, and lyes, sir, just lile tho eiy on a clear day such a deep, clear blue while her cutnplcxiou the riDngn girtta used to call HUm and roeee. I’ve booed iteaul that a great portrait painter came down to point her faro, and show­ ed it fa London m the greatest beauty he'd seen anywhere“Mm. lizrwood, tir, the servants could all sec, wae very anxious about Mr. George. She'd murmur to herself for hours about him, and waa always looltog at him and Dora so wistful lite, as if she didn't dare to say what was oc her tongue. Bo things went m, till one day a company of soldiers marched into the village. The oflfoer fa command was in­ vited by Mr. Lmwuod toditw and he did so, but ho didn't see Mrs. Linwood or Dura, far they were both fa with colds, and they stayed up stair*. The officer waa a handarare young man, with keen mr eyes and qmot man nor, and a tool of ^dboncstyabouthim.rir Mr. Lfawood sited fam to eomo whan bs could “Wall by and by ha came—Captain Caltoa wm h» name, and be wore tho Waterloo modal, for he’d been fa the heat of that; and ho came fa late one night after drossing, into ths drawfag room. There wore Mm Linwood ana Mire Dora. The squire introduced him; when suddenly the Captain grew very agitated and Miss Dura guru a little shriftl, and then looted sn cnarming that half an ore teghi ss*> Mly, my wife said whore her totart was cause w» hadn't killed some stray dogs that had been driving the woods. Hs was -q^y aarage' against poachsm, and rtroro he’d have spring-guns set fw their dogs in Ois opsa runs of ths topee. *Bo matters want oa till just about Chri.->ttnM, when a largo party of the neighbors of the Squire came ora to shoot under the pheasant coven. 'That day wo had no peace. AH the spring-guns wero takon up; damaged raisim put to the runs to loll ths pheas­ ants there, and ths woods were walched every night On the night before we met the Squire, who give us a curso or two for naming against him as he came round the copse. He’d boon locking af­ ter the raisins, he said, for hs was a good hand at noting his orders carried out The next day all (ha jiorty wont from tho hall to the iruoda , only the Captain, be loitered behind to hare a few words with Him Dora. He drew her book fate the UH, and kissed bar; and I ehall nev­ er forget the way she clsaped his hands ”‘L.heBrt “P. , k ,, . X3te ms my own’ she said, as her beautiful, dimming eyes, wtth their last too* of tore, were turned to his. ‘I can’t —tfs all darts tainos yuur-bosom— Let your Mqjretv farolvo nil at thU preuie monwnt.0 Tne Eteuperer, n ted to the utmost, allowed tiiageo* op to embrace him amid the tnofi one; and then she gave a long sigb; found KUenro. AH of a radden mi it waa all ova. bls voice, be cried out, 'Tell Lepes Ho tool her up with such an awful Iforrlvelilm tbistreamp. Tell all 1 iooi of grief on h» thee that ho seamed ico that I forgive lielMcr crime.” turned to stone. He’d lei no one touch then shook Im nda g her. and ho carried her to his arms ‘rthi- said shs wm on my bosom.' be said, fan voce that you wuuldn t hare sown far Wat ate than he waited on lie a rerei to a ttonere *WoQ. sir there is Etde moro to tell.— The Squire only lived two years and died in a madhonoa. He had sot a sjring-gun in the ride Maximilian requested that Mqfta. Mlramon, and himself might bo permitted to remain together to the last. This was kindly granted. They were transferred to the old convent. Which hsd answered sa a hospital fur the French troops, and the principal ball of which—on tho greuud floor—w«5 st>aeiouo and eomfurtable. It wm In this root® that the h<wpltal drug-diop bad been kept The • The Squire wm very particular to his room has two windows looking out cp the court-yard gardens. At one end of aborting parties about eycryone going as this room an altar wm prepared. The be wanted them to. So now he gave sen tinete bad <i nlors to lire on any one evcry’.xxly tbmr iastnictioua where to go And Ceptato Calion ho told to take a ride, which was narrow and through hcdliea, but a good one for woodcocks. He him­ self went tote the middle of the copse with me, and Dick Smith headed the beaten at the end. -Well, nr, the beating b-pan. and the pbeasBata got up well, ana there were several shots fired. 'Twas odd to mo that wound la tho eye, which he kept con­ the Squire never nho'. it anything, though, stantly batblngwlih fnwb water. MoJL* • for all that, several birds went by him— slept soandiy. At one time Maximilian asked for 1 didn’t dare to speak, though, for he some writing materialst three were got looked eo stern. with some difficulty, as it was In ths ■ ‘By and by ho turned and saw Captain middle of tbs night. He wrote two bt-. Chiton in smother part Ha but ten. one in German, to the Archduchr* tliat I took no notice of “Wen boat this wood again before lunch, he said'; eo of couira wo all eame out after an hour or two, during which time the Squire mimed everything. We quoted permririou to cut off benkif. Before giving the fork of hair, he kisse l all went back to the wool again Here tho old kuop« paused and drew It, fold'd It emeaeetally, and thou slip­ ped it into the envelope already seeled a deep breath. for his wife. , ••What’s oumtog,’ ho said, ‘has never About Soar o'clock Maxtinilten'wish ­ ed mses to be eaid. which was done by When the oinror gave the Signal for ■ nlffi.” Muxtmlban utters.! aoaretblz« in Germin, which the report qf the muskets drowned to ths heaven. If tea mon rolled oven*. if struck wUhnboih ^^r.^S5;£S.ibfi lydidl not give b*cd to your votes T many untoward ereate! Ariel aw uyeuodon blows lure abatteste all bopen, - that death !l,» baM.ydo•reace— not an agony-Cure. labsll giertooely, likensoUIm. like aklx« iqulsbrd Gut not drihonoeed. Ifjrour Srinr* era too rreat. and God snoaM S2,-sr."'«sys£1'dsd&s,?t ly, too, for only tho day before he’d d Mias Dora to marry him, and aha, ag bitterly, had refused, • Captain shot a cock, dr. outride die rhe squire wvnt off wild dual ahootwHh me, bat bated his gun down copse.' sad Dick Smith quietly wfalfag at me, loser how enrage the Squire wm robinson a wightMan . while be kissed Maxlmfllam’s bead; many besides the abbe were rtiilltfng team also. The Emperor geaUr with­ drew bis bands, and moving forward slid with a aid and apparently Irooto smile to the officer to rommaari of the r(“ Dereesjp HanIW8,SMIm,Mli white turnpike. This white turnpike when tt has cltaibrtovvr the ridge west­ ward la seen to scale a number of para­ llel ridges a half a mltoapasBtate aState to disappear up the ride of the great South Mountain tliat roll-. to huge folds across ths bariaon. aavan mUrn away.— If you wIU pure tire stile re jrca go out from the vlUatre and take the foot-paib up the r-wilaary grove. v«q mey saM about the bulldog a kia&y toAsr bv the name of Jaeobe. He wa* fa Bs& boelth wlien the gnat event bappevrt that we are to reooant together, but he has been cedly • — •— walk a little wa; show you Uisnev brokeuteew, t&.baSof'dhor Is warty and perforated trims bullet ■toisM ."Snrrziw. EXPHERH COACH1 BUlT-BUNDAYB EXCEPTin. BROTHERS. Maifland’aferi and As fall—fell, wMb her pretty white dran aB atnahed on the boeom wbh bk>od. •Ah air” said the old man, abnddaring. It matoo my heart eoM to tktirt of M. I, ran txp mrt Bfted be: aha moaned qmo when w» raised bar. Her sweat hoe was all whits and ptoched with pah. •But Cantata Colton ctuas up hH a man struox dumb. Ha Jndt down and drow bar poor girt, on hnttaaesti and kid h« mck taad than to if aba tow a tirodchiil ' . . Petemsu �the >1,15 for No. 1; Men Pork, nominal at tSi.OOax^O; Beede, dull, tSJS6t?i,T5 for Timothy.; Freight, firm; Oom, MBflfcr------ ■— -Geo. J. B. Hood is to be a merchant For iho wort “country” snbditain 'r- STOCK OF GOODS, gart that alas -wfid Inattea hsmtere rtheb, and to the late asnteDCs add “(he ua »>. Ml wtog .A Gnat’aaxmy at thecapturn onudrmoad." It must U> admittrt that <h« radicd “wild Irishman".ban been a tore thorn inthoMdd'rftbe rebels, erm store be : to no one but themselves and Ipity them, for they evince nu insauo passion for Hats and Caps, Clothing, -bate,’ and ‘‘catches ’ and ‘larannte” and •®ss”wnd ■‘rans” and things. If aobody knew what all this meant until I told : roEimgndad a Michigan Rnpimwnp He souadfalAfasted t/am in (JI his ancourten with fbsfr troops during fhn war; and as comasandarof fba want Rebel District of thn South since tha odDspee of the robellic< ire has dona his duty without fear,'fitTOT or faltering. Hehaswrongrt nomwt he cpprcrert£ union, or inno­ cent man; but he hre stood firmly by the flng at his country, and has protected all loyal fcvu irirepectite of rotor or condi­ tion t^priast aobol malice ondpcreccnGon, so fspas it wrefn kh power. Hence, the Cop]ierhoadH NoriU and tho ex-rebels South, bate and four him, but all pood union people North or South, - lore and admire gallant Piiil. Sheridan. But in the fyteof the mhlty FoaM haftr who pameddi over the columns of the Chicago Gt)pper-head conrcfHTtnllrt the ' ' ineotmt dninlen upitart.*' -If lhe General waa only n “Ceaoerritirr,” the Timet would affirm that ho wm * b- is, n tototallcr and one of nature’s noldetacn. • But the Gwncrol is a Bimtau and whipped the rebels terribly during thewnr, and baa made them be­ have thpoMbnw rinoe. Ibatis what’s tho mutter with tho tnyfishred ccnoorn. The Impartial Suffrage ConrcDUon, heM at Trenton, It, J., on the 23d last, plana on recon! the foRowlng m^tnly nrowal of (he principle and policy of the-Republican party in that FUte, We hope the same manly sentiments' may control everywhere: GEMTT WBWIHM6 GOODS, re it necessitated, especially w«h the air red-hot, u it is now. Yean ago, when I weighed tare than JJflO avoirdupois I might in a very cold day have boon swin­ dled into attempting it, bet now: no thank yon, none of it in n-Jao. "Bass ball has not mere annoyances only, but even perils to recommend it From an anihumastio bate bailer who wuoxa. the badges of his noble ord or, to-wit, a black eye, a store up thumb, two front teoth out and a barked shin, I team the reason for a huge jambazoo which thpsemi*guidod young men uro indulging in to­ day. They were curious cost r.m era, tho mystic initials E B. B. C. are stuck fa unexpected. places cm them end their rooms, a nuhof American fl^gs has brok­ en out in their vicinity and a huge ban­ ner inscribed ■•Welcome” stares, ms in tho fuco at tho end of tho hallway. All these developments excite inquiry. 1 loam that tho “National” dub of Wash­ ington D. 0. have cotno on here to play a scries of games with my neighbors and other clubs They arrived this rooming jubilant with the glory of haring beaten a number of other dubs in other ciUcs, on tbuir way bore. To-day they rest and recuperate. To-morrow they will play against The Fared dtyclub of Rockford. The next day throw is to bo a base-ball congress to bo fallowed by a few exhibi­ tion games in tho afternoon. Saturday tho great game between tho Excelsiors and the Nationals will be played, and on Monday one betweentbo "Nationals ’ and tho “Aikntka*' will conclude the grand tournament. Thank Ho&vcn I am not compdirt to witnres any of their perfor- JOB LOTS, FOR CASH, Jail t SShrttr ®c«b 3. FACUntmi, ex-minister to Spain,and a secret friond to the rebel cause, de­ clares In favor of the Congrtedonal meastftrt, M the only rational solution of onr dlfllcuHlre. Hs Is a sensible man. He goes for the iatareaMv power, as tho only power and means through which, and by which tranquility cyn be restored to our borders. It Is uaelereto expect peace and hapnony through an crcctoirc office— an officer charged with the duty of executing laws—not making them. Tho South must took to the law- K>anAJn».—TbeEngUsh Qoremmcni tired of their protected and useless ml Abyssinia, have at length resolved to compel, by F ree of arms, tho King (j> relcaae the Engltah oaytlves. Arrange­ ments to that effect have probably been made with the.Kin* of Egypt, who Is at present la England. When the Ural news of this warlike measure roadies Ahvpslnla, the Uvea of the captives will be th great danger from the wrath of the King. DRUSIISTSA CHEMISTS Conxrres and postmaster at Lafayette, Ind., shot himself dead at bls house recently. —In the Erie Railroad election tho English ctoctboidera will rota with Mr. Vanderbilt against the present di- BOOKS AMD STATIONERY day. The former poatmastera, with few, If any exceptions, nave been continued. —On Monday evening the Oon^Ututional Convention of New York reject­ ed, an amendment to the suffrage clause giving women tho right to vote. —The quarterly report of the National Banking- Associations of the United States, to July 1st, show their resources toba$l,431,4fi^®,4®. —Mr». Robert Chambers, of NOea, tn this State, to one of the heirs to the land upon which Leeds, England, is now Io- /ST Naw S scorn to be the sp -dad.” and dtfa good wait goon ic of At JM,' wW’ridmlka TppIMMAHt GLORIOUS NEWS An excursion par|y of two hundred and axty-thrve people, almcet all of them rcproeentaliren of the Eastern prere, ore here to day/faaring been brought on dnetutsueb and «uc They cwn't tell If IV in a special train of tho magnificent new to continue such a a Silvar I’alaoo core, now run by the P. P. rase such fertilizer,; such a nfannsr; nor W. 4 C. R R and its connoctfaus from tho year are they sur------- _ Chicago Biraight through to New York. an the profit or lent side of the lodger. I’nd ably do cxxxuriow party of like Theyu------- --- *■ ,K~* MlddhrflU, Jriy T1U1H f)O-— graph says (bat • will fully endor Chandler, in ble Fessenden, rcU Painitj-Oih, Qlwffifty Vamith, ■ Ity^Stuffs, B. LAJTG, SPBAOtTEACO. Drug & Bookstore. numbers comprising sb modi brains and an WftiTteiByfhte w baow iteder® & akU ; i ' h . ' • ’ ’ ■' : I team that throe I« wwcrel oeganliadon cm foot hero. Intended to oo-opronte with one m'tbe flast, haring tat its obJect tl>e “ anart cofontwtlon” of M«dco. "White I, fcdlFidually,heartily cndorse their avowed purpose of menUooIng'^hmethlDg of S!ooontry oat of McxfM, by tho iafaatan of American enterprtea and lite Into its riugginh veins..I cannot help protesting against the bawl of pity they ire makimr bvsr thrfate of the German baocaneer Maximilian, and thotruatagft swan excuse fob their aoi ’ the‘■armed eotentats' can only J ________ a^WWav«y*^=S -™ ttgaaMnfdbatMpifo. ' T, “. reaped to parties; that Maahnillan got nothing more than bo dfaarvwd.snd all " ! ■ , - Iflsingupmy accountr >ap farm accounts, don 1something you cm rely ' "J'S UpthaWfatac B LfaritaJmw an soon be dre ted, for (ha Radical party af •which hS is tho chief hre the control of a very large number at crowd mondes. ©nits’ Jfmisjir.j 6i«h. —TheN. Y. Trttnme an the nomina­ - ‘ n BoouAM-awurenrr, , a : . tion of Horace Greeley for Minister t» Parftoyer. Faa«jy GooSr, wan Fapar.A. Cboap «B the A-Houpcat I , ‘•Wall not exactly; but 1 calculate—” Brai, Oftctax, Ptex nt Cits, JIHLBYlIKlCfl© R. HERRICK. (TM kUBfllLh A XBVIXS'.®10 DEALER IX Mfw of Dante’s Din Stay; A Woo Lartrfdppe �nicktr*® r‘’**!ErU*v" BsUhCiUt < if you wast good eooiscnut OirrxaOrncfa ILuucxa, “Oei Bon about through with s*, arid the crep,fw> far *amy otaerratlan has gm*,> i* mot* intau,' hr Mtftk than an avnr*g*«roy ' fata numbar of th* mw uoluma, sppeaa Tree, somepicowi er* are heavy todi glllTiTiljri ta MBMTOdBWh’ ■ ' ■' ' ' ■ < • ■ U X** warn catai Banata^ <0 ,;. and the cast part of this Towmhip 4bal will go from twonly-five ’ ' boated* to th* aor*. .{."AiL . ... „ Hay Is also a good crop, and b meetly )F GOODS, Wo are greatly in A**dof rat*, and unlras wearsIkvarodwith.iteoegr,’"tar tho oom crop wUlboafettax*. Po Ota need rain very much, al»o,butaa tajr have not begun to ata yet, there . no immediate danger of a failure of tho potatoe crop, as late rains will FOR CASfl, ae w—" PJOLUra 4 BKNTLBT** i ^GAHKILL-BRYANB.-At the M. KJtoonage, In tto* vlllaga.July ITth, IW.by Itev. A. P. Moors, Mr. Oral IL Oabkjij., and MImMaby A. Bby- AMD If Yfn rwi want mtn YOTTM* d> 30,000 WORTH YET LEFT 1 W!»lho HV.i .TZASOA Immense Rush to A .pl—M stock of lost of this week,we hope to be able to announce, that, thn noisy wtee!i*no< atlll. Wo have had to go to Silver Crock or Otsego, to mill for over a year now, and I tell you the people hereabout* *rm know in future, how to appreciate a mill • Bau.af tea m<xt Fatal*"**** ^TU» b« fc«U •» tedr otataltata—t Btonl itwi. BOOTS J SHOPS, CHEAP! BROAD GAGUE Dry Goods, Booitf^oe*, HaitsMdCapt, Grocsriss, Pisco Good*, Cracker./ And Ghl !«<■>■■ UffE. AMTICiGBSAT WSRffl Broad Gauge Railway! Middleville, July S2d, 18S7. Tho wheat harvest is naarty completed in Thomapplo. Borer*] farmers have thrashed their wheat, and tho yield both in quality and quantity, is beyond their expectation, *o that the stare about the midge, was confined to the outside of thefields. Tho destruction by that little tormooting ‘ Varment * is not great after all. We can now boost of the largest crop of wheat, that Thornapple over produced, with a good prospect of a largo yield of spripg grains. 'But no Rail Bond, to transport our surplus grain to market and impart our merchandise to this place. Bui why no BoRBocd? is it because the fanner* of Thoraapplo do no need one; ar Is it be­ cause you will not help build one through this town I have heard good^eepectabloi'' ^t. well to do Former*, say “ “J ' That n Bo.-Tbe Kalamsnpo Teleenm* s*y» that tin- people of Michigan »>.!ful.' .ndo A thijoplQlfinof^ennior Cksndlsr. lu bia-Uscawlon witKBe^atpr FeMtnUcn. relative to “contcnrtalve'’ OUS NEWS the Pcaple.' KtpubUcJD-’.____ ________________ I wHl not give anything towardsbuildwg the Grand River Valley Rail Bocd'.lrt the camronybuad ft. It will bebofli , anyway, without our help. I will not giro anything to let the Sun shine; it I will shinn any Low without our help.— ’ Now this is foolish, talk far business man, and intelligent Fanners to utter. I ■*« r.o alternative fur us than to take bold of fl,;, matter, with a detarniinatio 'v*‘ tho Bond must be buDi throagh ! Gnur'i Laet's Bojc—The August nusber is upon our table. It opens with a bcautifcl steel engraving. “First Break iatheFcmilv " The other engraving* KO of a high order. Tho book still main- villc. Yau have voted the arap® uiMiis place as the Wing festoon aid In building from Hasting* Ktgacne in this country., Tur An.i^ itwrnir - of August is SPRAGUE A CO- CWW, CMs, \ Hals, Cap*. Unm Goods, Trunk*, a Satchels,___ H'eckTiM, Collars, Drawers, SPECIAL hilum W * tana YORK PHILADELPHIA, BALTIHOKE, and_ WASUHGTOM LITTThu U tb» only Route to tb« Oil Regions of Pennsylvania I NOTICES GIVE AWAY GOOD# j ' ron roKTT DATS losgkb! l£ Qhreak Csses. sad »«r pjWr.« cr GrclUl Mtaf I LZra b- slscUd StU'STSBK \ DRUG & BOOKSTORE, n. FRrMDonf * co., at>au. L. UCCKLgT.wiHe—U»»«MM>w»aa. tissk.tawwlc9 BELL'S HTEIBAL BBBM. w.r? w * "» -- > Dr. J. BRYAN, CoMdUb* PSyiidic. _____ ** sis H«urTiT.»w Ta* Carriage anil aSXagon grpot nceivtd and is as usual full of literary graiA 11 ecu tains Tho 0 uardian Angel; ILspital Memories; LHrgn.for n Sailor; L'ptho Edisto; Poor Richard; The Growth Laniuaous and Toleration of Shales- ’umeriot, Toilet Articles, Extracts, pcare's Genius; Ixmgfollovr’s Translation of Dude i Birina Ccmmcdia; The Old fttnirjfil 6««K in Story; A Week’s Toth t Riding; The little land of AppeutoD; The Lost Genius ; Cicdnosii; A Lillput Province Reviews DJULKR IM iraoB, »*•*■», *nd . and Litetary Notice* MOSE VALLABLE MonnncATioM hajitasks Pgac*.1l must l* mortifying to a housewife to find she hsc bought a poor, miserable Palmier, when she called for the best, and found It out too late to get any other, when she had Invited company. In trnying Smith’*,V><> 6<R «*rtJy wtot you d.tare—th* beet in market He only manufacture* on* brand—that Is always nice, and full weight. Where there are several grade* manu­ factured, the dealer* always buy th* cheapen, because there I* mor* profit in It. Use none but Smith**. " Bryans Life Pills, icr.Dew’““ —»------, , ■ mg to thmr maaaea. Om**WY * haaoe the rshw of ywr „ w*W __ ____ than too fold. If ■ _ aw B»J»» are all right; IT — --- It*. «f TyptaMfavt^Mr. AsasavO. Faaxire, Mtd SI yttra Tiie tubjeet of this memoir was born tn Monruri, AthtahntaCo., Ohio ; cmlFjftcd to thUStatein 1H3, and about eleven yean ago camo to this town. The community baa thn* been bereft of one wta>, tn nil tho relations of life was conddervd a man. Mr.J’HlXXXM W«»a good, exemplary cltltan, and * man of sterling Integrity In his business sta­ tion* Uo waa ever prompt to moot *□ htaobUgptlon* He wae a kind ftdtfstol taubonJ, and his memory win aver Live >y enshrined to the heart* of hfe nuw «onJy afflicted wife, brothen and listen. Thu* h*a passed away • valuable member of aocltay tn the prime and strength of earfy n«nhood, when tho bopca of life’s fntoru •ere Uli gniden light and promt**, H * tluic too, when community and friend* could so illy «para hire. "Xta, God’s Dt. IB««OTT'I COMfOOKD MANDBAKE PIUS, SJfSCtti iJimi Dr.WAttVKrs rZMALS mu. , .( ( , < , < ( I H , ■gjc^aja �(crnrron J.&GQOMEAR SCO. A GRANT. <4 fa'd^L’s-iST'.-.: •A IRON & STOVES 0T8O717J BLAOKrWO: sr-isas | ' Dry good*, ffga^srrcjgE; g=*‘WQODJS fM OBIXVSTOXBS, ttnm. DRY GOODS canitw of the Rebai canUr. . 1(100 BOOTS d SHOD, ^.s.^jssisrat&Be D&XXSGOODfi, ■ it »!np* xbrn tkm or lonr ordiufcry Skirt. ■»(!! rjjror goods. »’• born thrown »«id« u inrl-M The lloopt orafts. ru eorerrd with do abio nn<! twitted thread, ud to button rodo are »ol only doabio aprinn,but ^saasftwxaitah: ' Hn&uTMtUr, rod thvir moan tod otHoOW M?k of the town went eecntoTooIr through their gU*^. t0 Cemetery HUI, a ludf mllo sway, rod RhakMff tatatiMMla vUU beliefueUon to « . .- * » v..—. ik. nr r1 or toatnvmv Frotato rrdrt R» u~ o.'wr w r»-n. VBUGG STS, on. CLOTBS, csocxEtr.Ac.. mga Ms SirrfiiLgisgBsatf E«il2r3sr*tote 1 ■»*<»* KILLWiXS^OP. San 25 Per Ont iFm Pita! Milk,Strait 4 tnjtJoBurti, gwlFAWOki “ —~ . AMwWatfiirHMtiagi jaZcjrau: =£SW=f*=J=.^ MANY STYLES OF GOODS SWL____ 7fc***itag>- »-*??*, T CUJLAXJ oiMasyswcu—« ClIKAXI --------- — ■ . . T IM FOR fiALK. jn:«e mm«’■’«* , ■: ' rrMTlMU^Mr; MXKBbCnAW, ' .■■ aw,p pnnr ■ ", A» wowrow. AIM � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-08-07.pdf d51468132a0a217d88824a9c4d31d88f PDF Text Text �“rrij iaiflsn,TVbti,»ref: generally ‘‘bring round lorire." Hhae no foundation’of hope in (be life which xww H, or ia that wfateh Into todtoa Win things remain thneT' wm the Republican party remain compact nd united when no great hostile organisa­ tion stai>da falti front? We think It trill, j Wehellmits’^dndploi to be as enduring a* the hopes and longings of the human aoiM- fe loug aeli to true tothe Me^ .whlch gave, to birth, and which, has given ftsueoMa, ao long must U remain the party Which embmora all lovwu df Irife govtnUDent; all loyere of equal rights buforo the Uw; allwhoboboMeeein.the capacity of mankind for I MW-- w« - -7 Wkit.ito'waj^ is- Ow mt tolta tM»ft«t party, and rtpre; rii. right principles of gov«vnai^MgeuctalrulcaH parties itirt dtarwCpMCwhmsiauI parotic 9 wad <frue of the Aid 'Federal ah J equally true oF the'dKFRetMfttati. They grew, us all j.arkvoosof the living iesmn of the ;TM<y.embodied more or.Iras the rtK-Hin..tiiey were aw-wi/ted and Jdby dtaproptojuateo. lung as rfvsetrtrtl living Mens, and were ^5'- ” •• ’'r' h ' Inter day, aroec the Whig and • the natural growth Of the times. They fr" luting hwrew which then •(lanlrttDltad'.the pollticnl action of a ma'■^tybf the i*-»|>lc. Both of these por- Wpoldleal mcrRues, dead-livueea Jnhabited XWilly' by corrupt and deciyid polHfcfcris‘ wire cared ^olliing for prin­ ciples, ai d iqd/xyi. knew nothing of Jwee, flshee and~tKnTey brought ’ and liberal-minded, of whatever condi­ tion or color. Humanity la remarkably tenacious of Ms ■‘well-springe," of that which girts It tone; of tbM which ele­ vate* and enlarges Its cspudly • for [feedom of thought arid Bqtidn; and that party or Idea which mseti there requlrom?nU, must forever remain dear to the intima'. We believe . the Republican party baa .wrought qut .for the country and the human race higher and mare glorious reaulu than all' other political jaurtisssluop the foundation of our gov­ ernment. Webelfove that It comprises semuth and men moral worth and political honesty than any party ever existing incur country. Wo believe that it meets the hfgbcat wants and be t politfoal |nterdrta of human nature, and. m »uch we augur for it a gloxfoua future of aieftiincaa and blcrelug to our nation, and to the oppressed of ail lands.— “.“bartie" und comipt^Kiflab politicians may for a time mar the boiuty of its un­ folded and unfolding printfiles to the uneoplilMlcnted and prejudiced mind, but the Champion of all.that is noble and good In popular government, it mad continue to be, what it. now is, the hope of the oppreaeoi, the ruling political organisation in a country, which, by iU numbers and devotion to truth nud freedom, it baa forever freed from the curse of slavery. We look forward with much pleasure to the time, when the ahncklcn of igno­ rance, of prejudice and wrong education shall be loosed, and when moo true to th'tnselvee, hunrot with thcmrelvu-, true' to the beet lufetssUcf humanity, rhall be governed tj the sweat spirit— tbo noble devotion to popular govern­ ment and hunian freedom, whhb per­ meates anh breath*, through every de­ clared principle j'of the Republican Ilnfurtbt outgrowth of Ignorance of tbs laws which govern trad* and litfflWfcfM ' * the relations of human beings to each ocher—the oroppiag out in anew form of the teachings of Fourier and kiadred aplrlto, and is entirely qontroTL cd by designing men, destitute of IntoP ligenoe. or philaathnnr. oc7 IraMy. * —Brasil is to arm 20.000 negroes to fight theJ’toguayana ■ .......... \ . —The younc ladles at NUre, Mich., have a bane beti dub. —Eouthiornere are baying IMd and settling tn British Hondaras. , -New Orleans to very dry; they use 8,000 kega of lager beer dally. —£,000,(00 bushels of oyalaas were brougbtio Jlaltimorv last year.. -Impeejal tdttllAs ire going frtoa' Mexicorototbe Ilraslllan aeevtaa. -Gold mining to crew!Ing wtrw «dfo­ ment in Ohfo andSouth Oaroltaa. . 1 1 I. u» ; u» DRY GOODS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY WOO LBIfFA CTOS lire ere 14* . »*. -w• 1A w 1*. cans* Gtss. GLOBIOTJ8 NEWS cjixrtTS, jtjzi pjtfA GSOCVWtH, PtMtfOOs, Gl—Putty, B. LAHO, SPBAGOTAOO we infer after the hriUction of worrying through an omblgwota and not levy <xrtain 4-lo the Public.*' The writer writes' as though he was a beggar,—has a few fine words for the dignity of lafoor,— makes a blunderbuss of himself In try­ lug to reach the puldle pulse, and leaves the. imprtwden upon the mind of the reader that the editor to neither able nor hwawt He, Uke all AoWy writersthough sa M. D.-has miserably failed to dtognoeo the dtocese of the maaern. 'rhcpaojde are peculiarly averse to urn nrt* logical proportion than that time sad pay should be oaoeL . There U atoms peuyw tn irrtw flare, but with singwJ ano lion or pap.. Tbeir lujustloe U throe who eocuoiMwl grs the LNraof our To- rant, and toreccl _____ _____ ,--. __ _________ ■geBito>M»« to»,-whtoh M an ri idwM BaMi. MDtH STOCK of fall 4 aiintrr 6«obs. Tennmace has 18 cotton ketosies With 000 workers and gi.oco.ooo capital. died from the oourtaut absorption of that poison. *. -Of MUM ached children in gMg JgjrooUhere oiguAzatlons was.abantueky tbe svy&reattendance hat year toricd anil buried out of sight long ago. was 1H*,£8L ~ 7be-otiivr»till' stands as a tort of Giant -AM. IA.II. «£r uk-. . aru. u klh-ipair twitici crumbling over the heads Part. Eiw^Uua for » «ui of Ito occutuntfH, and milking up honnI W#rA'~«*W<X»«a at all pshiert by. 1A10A umoi>. JHaMMsurvived th'- power to do serious We kava before: «• tie Initial num­ v.—— — —.11 .. -i.uin^to’dogpod, ;urt of wind ber of tbe Grand Rapkto Labor Ifofon. _ . .. . ^_|sjo^.s^M*h Journal. It Is, as its name Indicates, •wind ctiad Dhrn's bones with which it 14 •vwMtaOi’ -I • ' .. 0 Ihfon which Xtitatre , lb, tong as that yrindpfe Iniction, aud'ehajies their bcinot butlive. So when that, hfoh to thrlr life, fa gone > */ l-aarmotbutdic. Artifo . job Lots, fob cash, MT-The election of IxHim Kaaavwr, to a acet In the' Hungarian partanient, marks another trtutnpb for th«i friends of Political Progreetdon. Austria honors her council* -She nobly throws tbs mantle of ooudemriAtlun over her part' history of oppremlcn and wrong, by al-: lowing thia representative al Liberal idem to bold petition in a country from which he ban been exiled since 1861. .1 rbf > ; -.Tad rm-f . ^er frt.y •« , • W^l -X'-'l orft no ■ ftnSWalMrrii*! ®t*l»’ £anus$iag JWMUIMS® �lai ant vat 9000 mobs chw. rmt.reerd.ip Nettoe^nA., PaMW A Partna. Belle lain. M. Y. tfXa enar.-M. V. B. Cowan. UfoyeAto, I«V tttol bare bean ledntod to nee Umb ereey eun ■er atooo that Unto Aaatottte, Ettlak they are tnralnabto ' l<0 per ,1.. - Cuareeu. AC*. Chicago. HL ’^utAOoie Sale.—Ettate of Oto, W. Still Leads the Vais! mat' nssn tup oe srn». iroune* in .lately and Is nailing fa .1 about »!.T» to »18J. Ttoijuality but former. report Great Baiaiij for te Popte! 3, FOE CASH, Immense Rush to • Dry Goods, . Boots# Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery '? And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, elaa In KMUnga .* jiwH? BING & LIVINGSTON’S II* t», of Us wm i A - ilBjeioors'f shoes, cheap! , MOWS SVGABr ATLANTIC & GREAT T8KBH Broad Gauge Bailw a y! 0. D. 8PAUMIM. Haatlnfi.prt, tub laM. Hals, Linen Goods, Satchels, Collate, ? Drawers, if ' Caps, Trunks, Neck Ties, j, Suspenders^ Shirts,‘^c. . -MAXCI, to er fret* HUllIPS “ IMTUT NEW YORK, BOSTON, ■ piTTsnvBGn. . Oil Regions of Tenuaylvonia I appreciated bj «' wslnswta, w. niilataeaL GIVE AWAY GOODS Atlantic A Gt Western Railway. FOB FOBTY DAYS LONGED ! ortoy. brute the bone, of the pa-ard tsreegb and lodged to tbe-toorbnyfcnd. Ilndied »e!» il-Mtly after being aboL CUTTlN&loy CHAROB,' ar CUSTOM WORK MADK TO ORDKS.jSl "Some thought to rtoe IbeaualrM to Llgb «li- OUS NEWS J. P. B0BEST3,WHO IS BULLING MORB AX D BETTER GOODS Fee Ito -E-25T *- Great Question Wadn Clotjhtogasreat >t freight to lia bell. It is the gaeOTal epletee af ail. IT al bad it not bent for the AfomKdnj~f a-ad Zi/’<-*a»r>*/ prepertie. of the Dreg. * Medtoliwe oa*lta bill* of laden for F. D. Acxiar ACoa,C.ty Dreg Store, Heating. Mfcb, lb. eorif reuld bare beta rtartled with the leas of tbu noble ship, and the Hees ef all eg beard. Snr. are Oatotr». It But fee gratify log inUBigrnea, to learn that any nan can alwey. hare alee light, e<.<t,.p«ngy bread, by naiug Smith-. Menatto. Il will ri«e vpyrrlte merit, wbilnlt M ml) ®aj»« gltjot PAINTS, OILS, TAMXiim, POTTY; DYMTUVrS, YODni MOTIOKB, rar IT jam. lamm CHOCYXYs, TRUSSES. BYMUtOES, Ac.. *« . Ao. SCBOCfl) AND MUCKXAMOW TOOtV GYATIOlf B«T, bLanx books. HKVStira* coSmbboiai.. MAGAZINES, Ac. SHEET MDH1Q. LUG AL BLAMKM, • towwLw.rw— ■ BOOES.T10LW AGUfTABiiTnOrafl FANCY AND TOII.KT AETICLEM, axd ro«e«Tvaiw.JA*«»«. !OV9, At., it. ___ MECHAXICS. OhltOTMTF. iSr’SiWi^SS; V toying an Inferior arUele. Jut I>0 bios ; w«s nothing but lbs best nu Saler.Ua i> gn. third elrengrr than i ■itii iirrBAW Meer Mart, Ji»toa«to jpsrnlitre Sl»rt«—Take Ifstltc• tonuUpa af Yankn. SprngfuAd AkUconaly. It UraU.r irregelar In fore prebcUy eorera an art* of about Amr' toiirt, and is repatnd to be «ort meileoAt (tounds. Sosanofnni'Tllamiua /bre.eda .porting dub and umke R. . •*•»*’* ** Fare.tr,lotote’toeTr'fart art.'—4 « 2' > i fell1k -..'ll'.'»H. . U»B. Ctork BueMl.i ■ ******* Uk, adrretag. of all thoee litoral toyy •hiehento torera gtot> hew Ttoh. r*** gr^Jr at th. to.ret -mtoet petoto «d .£>»*» bey ttoto good. of>* uTu1 JUftBATUkUFK PlJslB ' in nasax nttebs. . • Ths Mort SeoecMfal MedfcTnes In the World. ErtaHtahed tn IBM hy OM < ■ traTi> 5/’«Z.w ■——I------ 7 NWy rtnbnUd •Bp* -I eppWti.. H.lll««lwkt J0HNWO1I). UtiXeSfaUWA CABINET WABE. JSt; ■ jrasratrfis! �uwal laau, woncM. «r am o. >ww^ «■ H°lHf ®MY GOODS’ STOEE My*a M0KTGAGB MiJ—— -------- jkTJMIN'wrfcTOWw nu. B S 13'2® :s aaV'er!) ebnel Hit 8 i'S*W3B« Tm « IfMth «f Baa«t 10 Wat. BARLOW, GOODYEAR, * GRANT. a*- •EfesX?!*1 “ * pant*—. - *"** Afe-TAGUMfctT >orlck- _ TUE cutcmr COURT hr u» Cmiy af iKttAtAH M4 jjm U.^tVWTT SSSwKrt^Sst' WgMgfc&rtSfiyeft,fet** yMgiftx 1HOO. J z | r- .w T»wa I JCwU atKsuga T WeM. 'ii ¥•!■*¥ T W «<t .taw ® 1W T« j&.-iAtrs.-tia ",i«r n-C.«r«U Oart hr *• Ommt•* fcrrr. a tto« mu «f J«k« l«<r*le«m. ut W, Jewelt. lbw *t»ww M^a Ua Md afoaTa W £ r»n»*ta. tu a»»« CHANCE*** OaDKB. DRYGOODS SJU^MTO^B, -■>a rjtisjx HARNESS SHOP ffllOUSAUS ASD RETAIL. Hardware Merchant, Snki (UH*, . Kan«ytBataftfr, r«Y»H !■**■■»* ■«■ ______ “S_ MILLINERI SHOP, shbLf i ‘ ffjrjrr'BARDWAJii., ■ i , ; - Sili, Strato t CnjtJaawto, FOR SALE! I wish to sell 80 ACRES of Timbered Lend, lying three railM eut of Heetinp, 31 ecroe .owed to wheel, tires more chopped. . 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Tha Ionia of BuH Rua ahapo of croaros, and always act­ ing aa< if to relievo tha otharwiae Lidreiur monotony. Behind thia outer A oonvp»daet of iba Ctucfamati Commarrial.writmgofaviriitoaMUititoMdof B^Run,aaya: -The firs* right that greeted my eyre at Ifaaa^ Junction was ■ foniN* rewind•r of tho war. The huge pDre of Uoaa rides of tho rooms or poasagts, LdHn and --------------- ------ —r— — French Jnacrinttooa on white marble fajauto taaa Wrts type to «ymsiaba are placed* ~ ' ■umo from Livy reminding tha ■ life and tho full HASTINGS. while, his MBS. C. rRBEUAK, M i r.iTi nr e a, onra >nu nurxo-a met, Q18TIKC8,. ... aSyl . . . MtCH. WILLIAM lifYERS, Deatetbi Music & Jewelry, nr-wmv-w rurv, .tan'ka. w PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, INtyLTMmHtl, Boots and Shoes, turneraclarkeT** Carrie & Vap-Maien. 1CHW toV»Tt. SI 188 M. MEAD, DREHH.MAKEH zu mr st)-xjb> orrATTfxm. s» srotr, ssics siocs. ■tf.mfWk". ■ • - - ■ MICH ">■ A>—'n”rr»nc» A«»M «■ -■^is^L:so.aJf itaPTlxcK -afru. - ■ Mies. - MAIN BROTHERS, Draft Mhie, Gms,' ’‘‘’’“'SJ.'SB,.™. STARK WEATHER, House Painter W. PARKER & SON, Linn It Sale Stable, , atttnitniit. •WtffrtXOfl. - - • otyi • - • MICH. LEW. CAMPBELL, 'City Bestaurant," vats owns Dxror, Unsay, lUCTW MICH. J. LEE BESD, B!achnilh,Carriaie Iroisr, iioniNEONAgiyirfM^s glimpse of their cut-calls d>y-Lertinp*.‘ andlaughtor; ran down tha at ___ tho pricaia, (who like tho soldiers Wo mother, mother t papa has hung him- ' found cvvrywhreo in Franco) crowd I aslfl* «Kow for It,’’thought Felix in , tlicraselvos with many a whispered ~r», ambuscade, * we shall have a touching Iing ready al tha railroad track to snigh and the women huddled to tho aide of scene presently." “Hung himeeif !*' ho Itha deliveries, and sevunri tons of bouse their protector* with n pretty prct»-nce of board Mrs Stauhujio repeat, as she walk- Ihare been shipped. Ono man, with u alarm. It wan ■ right well calculated to «d Iterarely up stain. “He IrnA t gut ,&to help him, colloctod in two day% teach u* tho utter folly of oaHahneaa, • enough to come to 118. MylamlIt ia sufficiently exact, themfore to say pluck enuugn for such a thing or fro falsehood and oppression, and the prioOIt-aa valuo of giving our bent offorto to that the platform ia l /KX) feet Gum Dorth would hare done it tong ago. Well, I Ljd, a Pannsylvtuua Dutchman, named tho cause of humanity, justice and free­ to auuth, and 1,000 feet from oastto weat, bolioro bo haa ctoao it, however, ahe cun- Varney brought out a tong powerful dom. Ono of tho gravest questions in tho prupurtfon* being aatwo to three, tho tinuod n.1 riip camo in view uf Folia's 'looking bone Crum behind the bar, say­ such a city as Paris ia the burial of tho ordinary projiurtioua of n F'roumaoun* reprewnitativo. ' Mull (to tho little girl)’’ ing * Horn, new, is sotno poor f.dfow’s deed. Centurioa ago it waa a groat trouble Ixidge, but reversed in form, tho longest I thiuk ho ought to bo cat dawn You thighbone? Tho right waa nut uno to n another had butter'g> into tho kitchon and get n insure cheerful reflections, in tho populous and powerful eras of the dimension* being from north tu south Tho grout platform, it muat be recol­ knife, my dear; but dual go down too great heap wore ]ulcd miuaoo of camp Boman Empire; and it ia related by an old historian ’.hat c en after they roaurt- lected, is entirely orriScinl. The original fest or you might fill and hurt yuunolfi kotilra, broken muskot barrels, wheel od to burning thn corpses and presorting form of Monit Moriah may bo *•*» in a Stay, I fcrgyt There’s no kuiie in tho tires, solid shot and broken shells, fragthe oahoe, they had not space to ■tore hundred neighboring hill* yet in a state Idtehou eluup enough. You can guruuud rnante uf swords, Lite of wagon gear, old to Mr. Hulmes thi shuemakory—ha’s on­ rusty Cro-locks and tho like. Thia, too, away tho urns in wb ich those ashes were ly four streets off-Laud ask him to lend is fur the market, tl» last relics of tho proMcrved. Three rcc’ptaclca for tho rincons ridge eloping rapidly to tlio south. Unas of the dead of.Faria originated in Ils summit was about 300 foot from tho us his paring kuifa ; tell him to whet it hngo debris of dorirurtton, of which eve­ ry bottlefteld ia tho fruitful parent. I'M, consequence of a dreroo for the eastern volley,that of Jehosaphat,through before ho Bends it And, Molly whoa clearing of-woof tho ohief rem.'trio* of which the brook Kodron flow*; tho bed yun are in tho neighborhood, you am the city; and from that time as the jro- Of tho brook Leing *ume five hundred stun at Aunt Sukey's and ask how the ■bainis. And Molly you can stop at tha fcH in level distsnon from the top uf tho grrea of improvement and tho aliening of growl’s shop as yun aro coming back now street* mode space essential other Tu get room upon so ill-shapou a hill and get a puuml of sugar. “Poor Felix I” burial grounds have been closed, and and thou human dtdirus carefully gath­ for a vmI and permanent a structure,wii4 sighed Mrs. btanhepo, when her daugh­ ered into those caverns. I noticed tablet* a piece of engineering suitable tu a Bul- ter had departed; • I hope wo shall get upon which was deeply carved tho coms' omun to contrive and a Hiram tocxrcu’.c. him down before the vital spark's extinct; Tlio first step performed was tliat of cut­ for thA-ro burying* are very troublaromc, ting down tho top uf the ridge about fif­ and cost luom-y Ho wanted to put co feet, beginning near tho centre of end to hiinsulf too ; and 1 think 1 ought ed, i.-ronf oftoero bearing Dio last teen ’ year’s date. Na[xileon'* impruvem-'nis tho ntr«Med nlatfurm and cutting to- to let trim hare hi* own way for onoa in stop at no imnodimontB Ho austrvya tho 'warela tho north. Tliis rorrod a double his life; ho used to soy 1 wm always pnrpoao, viz: it reduced the lal»ur of filL croaring him 1 wiah ho hadnt mndlt tonomont* of tho living to open new I that new ctothu line; an old roj>e might streets, to widen old one* and ulherwiso ing in on the iiidaa, and ftunubod a good Here a to lutautify thn city; and hu doos not jamount of material in tho form of bro­ Lave answered hi* j.un>o*o. 1 voice, which suuudod like that of the hcritate to teredo ,tlio sanclunrirs of tha ken rock for tho same. A little culcula- i 3ravn There is scmiMhing faerfully cal­ tiun of Cio spnoo to bo filled in gives tho I rajijKsied suicide, broke in urxm Mr*. 8‘juihupo's soliloquy with. “You couculating in the arrangemout of death ■fiulluwing jinriiculars: BrmysiMi th* original wall to have are- fotmded Jesabel 111 bo the death uf and burial in Faria I have tiiwl to de­ Onlj tdraaia —and yet retarn It will; I scribe the mode uf French living the J raged forty foot in bright, the amuuut of you!” Mrs. Btauhupe, thinking tld* Osly • earl Imn out the sabara glory ' must, of course, be a glmsily exclama­ Thsl trywacU ter brad.now slumbering no rill systematic devotiun to pleasure, tho regu­ I earth -necessary for thi* purpose wool I bo lar disregard of what wo call morality ii three and a half milliuu* cubic yonla— tion, uttered a wild scruain, and attempt­ Only a little Iife. end yet it led to Usaren, ehd nligiuA the idolatry, of high art in j Even atlmilting tho half of tito» only aa ed to escape down a Harruw staircase.— painting kulptnro,. 'mtw, dwyatiou l ix-ccsaary for the filling in, and tlie tabor Felix; starting from his place uf conceal­ ment, gave charo Mrs. Stanhupo atarnand dresa, and the manner in which vice ' is polished, nut into virtue, but almost in- . n- r of thn ]dctfonn aro the rerairiu* bled, midway on the flight of stain, and to voncratfou. Tho same elaborate order which indiente tlio greatest antiquity— Mr. Stanhope haring just reached her follow* the human being to''his final! they aro thought by many to reach the and made agresp nt her diriievnlad hair abode, and tho gbuAtly architecture of age of Sutomun. Here the wall i* forty aa it streamed backward, the amiable tha Oatacomb* M the finished nnuie uf ■ feet high, tho tower purtiua being .cou*- partnors were precipitated to tha bottom heorfliM* prognumuo. The law takre to- pused uf aixtnen cuiuroa uf rmy largo ।i togethee; both wore badly brniaod. stint cognix.iucs of the dead, *a it prb stones sumo of them n» much ti* nine- ■ ■mre* cunatant guardianship uf the Hr- teen feet lung, four fret high, <tad right ing body. Notice of decease tutui ba in- thick. Thoro ore Imretod. In filling up tho vest early- lying boriantly mode to the Maynr by tlio rela­ Hio Bet. J. IL Augliey, in hi* “Iron tive* or by tho tenant atwhoae house the | twoon tho walla and vngiual hill, aulvanJtogOWM taken of subterranean apart- [ Funuico, ’—a narrative cdUii* experience meuta, raring much mal.ui.il, and aUurd- i ■nd autferiuga in rv’.-eld- >io—gives the ‘T’reutnunt of Prisoners of War and ?Risrrltanji. 1 ing couvenicua-o for tho temple aarvice. following report of n sermon winch was 1Union Charms held by the Confederate I Tlirough tlwiro chamber*, which <re> im- dulivrred by an unlottorud preacher in ‘authorities during tho late rol-dlfon. metiaoly large, some of thran. nut leas Mtetoripri All r-rakm J iatntaM “My Brothcrin and listen—I air a ig- ’uLwim wpos rtta- rf u,^, hand* of ■ oumpony, which pays a certain than 3U0 feet iu length forty wide and nqiMM k, ,4(^' a. tariff to the giiTcnimeuL Ibero are nine thirty high, th* victiwa for th* sacrifice* norant man, foilared tl» plow all my life, 1 a* dinwQed below atathwr • d***e* of funeral* the cost of tho lowest I were driven and reccired by an inclined and never rubbod again nary college. — committee, 1 -a u. being about four dollars und of thn first paaroga way at the tout uf the altar thus As I said oforo, I'm ignorant ; and I . '• - ii_v_ i___ 1__ V..-.U. I i। avoiding tho necessity uf daring cattle, thank God for it, [Brother Jonas roa- ‘dress of the wnter. 2. If a roldioror aeamcn, his rank • ahoep and goals through the great courts ponded, Farson yer ought to bo very Thu pour are^ buried fit I ofientime* cruwdad aa they were l»y »ur- thankful, fur yer very igmnnt'] Well or poritiuu, and with whet ofounand ha ’ ahipjiraL Anudu-r of thra* *n>>torrau«in I’m agin all high lamt foUara what ■erred. 1 8. A full statemontof all facts know* their contents distributed te tho mighty , abaihber* i* near the routhaaat comer of preaches grammar and Greek for a thouai tha |ilniform. It ia more like a rories of ifed dollars n year. ’I hey preaches fur i1to tho writer touching hi* own iranriaunmalto I have just visited. t cavot mduding a vault, suipurt-d in oil tho munvy and they gits it and that’s all, ’montor treatment, nud that of othare. Kirw or «S»^ prioa „ I Lv fifteen row* of columns making an tho/H git They’ve gut so higb-larnt •! 1 Eya-Sight apartment 319 by 2M) feet If tho trn- they contradicts Eerittter. what plainly 1 ,lu Milton * biiuducaa .waa thcremjt of ; drtkin* bT Fro*rawmary aro to bo relied tells ua ilmt tho sun rw*-a and rota. Tlicy I nam'M of C-mfo^-rute uOioare iu charge 1 over-p-urk amL. dyspepsia.. One of tho (; up>«n, tho craftwnou uf King Sutomun says it don’t bat that thayoarth whirls I. | Corroapondeuta frtuu Ohio MteUnwn most eminent American divine* haa for lj had a mystic pur[Meo in tho fiirmotiun uf round like day to the seal. Wbnl ud 'Keutuckr and Tbwnisaau _-ni ' I romu time Leon compellod to forego tho , Ummo aupertoructurc* of the lemjJa, and cumeof the water hi the wells if ft did f 1 pleasure of reading, itas spent thousand* ' (he iiudilutiuh of tho Buyal Arch Ik-groa Woodon’t ft all spill oat and leave ’em ' of dollars In vain, and lust year* uf time, ibdirretly ■ refraUe to them.—Soi^i dryj and whor’d ww bet I may say to , in anwequenoe uf gvtting up several them m the aorpent said unto David,. hoar* before day, and studying by artifi­ 'Much learning ha^i made thea mad.* I cial light Hi* eye* will never get walk Kilk for B^tri DUsase. “Whan 1 preachre I novar tokeoa text j-oew’' a. tHl I get into, the K*lpit: then I preaches free uro of tho cytwghf in readiug small Lf/'i'T time time ago brought to public notice a full account of the curetire of print ’and doing fine rowing. In view of three thiuga, it i* Well to ul> facts of tho continued uro of milk regi­ IS i. i □n a gwinc tar open tho j sorve tho following rules to thou-c of tho. men in tho treatment of many .diseases Bteto, and tha Iret rere* 1m*I18>> ’’aSOaB wM« IIJATUWH. • • ’- j - .• ■ MJC’t , D. £ WOODWARD? ' $rj ®ociT6ri>«rits, US»o.u bnwat itn as described by Dr Karell. Thtroin now additional testimony on this •■liad. wp^rally M atla^to roerind enlargement of Urn muscular structure of tho h-a4 nanntifi'.-aliy called hyper XO; hr, m m mtroar.'nfod. a French pitreditu of SXST by This ganflemantoLus light and darknom ■ 11 “‘IT, Nover begin to road, or wriin, or w?w, for several minutea after coming fium darknes* to a bright light Never read by twilight or moonlight, gwhato take ft tor a tex (suiting the actton to the-wurd, ba upaMd the Kble und commenced reading and »[lolling U>grthur) 'Man ia fta*-r-f-u-l-ly fearfully and wro-n-d-o-r-f-ti-l-l-y—wonderfully m-fr-d-le—med*,—(pruDounringitmad.^Wall,’ it'* a qw tex, but I aed ’a gwino that in lha embamuomont of the draolakwn arising frumlhia state of lac heart, tho light, or window, or dour. I mcnlJnto three head#. 11 is better to-hore the light fall from above, obliquely over tho toil shoulder j « Nrow sleep *o that on first awukidg, the eye* *b>U open cm the light of u ’"S'L, W.S. r—>7 Jw? —r~-T^. T.1«B» |W .VrereArov QtWPtf, on Umwa -Ma. m™. row ' Foret and fcro- �, DKY goods. ^«WCOOtM,XT MAI UST IMJnttj the Prwddcntial chair. Hetme, the or­ der suspending Mr. Staxtox—an out­ rage upon the country, a wilful and ma­ licious violation of tho latent and spirit of the Tenure bill,—created not so much surprise a? ffodlgnatlon. . - Thl., ta not the first attempt in the his­ tory of nations to drive from official positions, mm true (o tlicmselvra and their country. The story of the Ft such T. evolution |« not noold, that it has ponod from historic annals. Itolsascins cart-fol conaideraflan of men wboanatain the Pn-'ident's arrogation of pow­ er. DaXTOX aoramed, what Axmunv JonnaoN oasubmw, the power which cen­ tres in and belongs only to law. DaXtox undertook, like Axrmxw Joinreox, ‘to boeome the sole arbiter of the liberties ofa people. Daxtox would have been instrumental tn the flight ofCAXxor, as Andukw Joinreox, isaInstrumental In su-per.ding from office our American Cauxot—Edwjw M. ETaxtox. Dax­ tox wr-> base, freacAerous and true', do also 1* AXDianv Johxbox. Where 1» our American RonnsriEXKE, with tho courage and power, without the cruelty of his French prototype, tn drive in Ignominy and soorn from a position which he dlsgnces, end from the coun­ cils of a nation which he has outraged and whose law bo defies—AXDrew Jouxsox—a more than Daxtox—a beastly, drunken Caligula. Hm Congr.* • the back bono to arraign this man nnd send him to a political guillotine where his power for further jnlschlef Groceries, Boots andShoes, STOCK OF GOODS, Hats and Cape, Clothing, J. S. GOODTEAR &C0. JOB LOTS, FOB CASH, match ta to oom. off oc Friday enL A tolrrdbly Air istltattos of to. old Xagltoh form of HKiog, tha atwplo<haao cam. off yaaterday ool al Sucoy.ld. Park. Th. dlrtaore res jfall £ SSlinter <5ttte. of which is tho moat extoaair* and .alsaMa of uiy on tin Wiatmi ConUa.nl. Our toaak. .re due and tondwed to too Ubrarfaa tor too plw.un of too t toil to that riamle retreat, and far oth­ er personal farora daring oar brief .toy si Toron­ to. Uaviag Toronto, a Iwtfao boar.'* rid. onr tho Oread Trank, brought u. to this qairt VUInge, uulafia. break A<t at this popular Houae has ptaood us In good homor with all tho world. Their Real Valu,l IIIISItTt k CIEHI1T1 ^pDDLEntLK tors, who would Imperil the interests and safety of our nation. - He is nlao a firm advocate of the Congtesolonal Recon­ struction act, and startled by the wmrpatlons and open defiance of law by tlio President, throws the weight of bis In­ fluence in favor of the only safeguard of cur liberties—the law-making ]>ower. This Is enough to kill him among men who plot and batch treason, and who would barter the liberties of the people with as little concern u they di|l black men. Hence, his suspension from the duties of an office which ho han honored long and eminently. DRY GOODS BOOKS AKD STATtOKEBT WOOLEN -PA CTO R Y, iaiqatly, lhal tMr thresholds are toagalaa of tos downward road to perdlttoa for ra.ny inooc.rt young girls, that tom ar. regolar price. p*.d by th. proprittmws of bawdy boswa to lb. k l£»p»r. of aaeh nlabltohmnia hr to. ~fre.b , «toek” they furaiah, and I .boo’d radarcr to GLORIOUS NETS Paint* ff Oil*, The ritfans ef Barry Creaty to te MM Gias* f Putty, At Greatly Hnducod PriestVanish, Dye Stuffs, Ding 4 Bookstore cxcllo even our pa&uag apprehension. Our correspondent, however, asks cur opinion of the charge, and be haaa right <5e«tT £antijJi»j Safe 25 Per Cent a Fanner Prices! can porfr. It sounds strangely like the music of that “harp of A thounmd strfug>M upon which bunglers play now­ end-then to please the ears or excite tho fears of nervous old ladles and babbling children. It in true that a respectable portion of the party, whose principles His our pleasure andprivilege to advo­ cate, furor submitting—not a Idcensc law—notion soqulescanoeAa the liquor traffic, bitt a stringent Prohibitory law, mt n Hcpontc clause to the people. Their reasons are Obvious to er-’ry ealm and reasonable thinker, end need not be di£ rtlyr ion, should not be allowed ta enonmber, at tho ballot box, the new sonstUatton. They believe also, that tba people are Id- Beady-Made Clothing! FL HERRICK, (IV BVBBBLL h BBTIMB-■«?»»•* ■traKg �jtiicnl Carriage an) Klagott grjot Notice -Jon BlPauia. !* Maabtod: How last, hew IWotered—CwLTJ. C. buss AOo- IF YOU WAIT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, M0"*0 mt The Burner OAoo ia Sourred to Holbrook'* HkIL Brick Block. :.'( SrECIALJtOTICBB. 1 ■Komotf. Blood PszUter smd Maadri ^nnrn‘ y Dty-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crocket*^'■ ■ ■ Fyfe’s, Clothing, Hats, Linen Goods, Satchels, Collars, Drawers, GIVf AWAY GOODS RUSSELL & NEVINS. Tn Peoa Max'* Fatean.—Why» Because by III uie s pair of boots or .hoes la made to wear st Irut one-third lancer than tf.sy otherwise would. See ailrertismacnt of Da. DaVuasu's Wares- Cloths, Caps, Trunks, Keck Ties, Suspends^ Shirts, $c. Ji’arnltnre Stere.—Take Balke. currnra dont frjre of chafof., Btu uMrCit tf Creckery la Tawa. prCVSToit WOSX IUDS TO OKDa.jd Fresh G«»4i caaslaaOy •w haai. 014 Goois selling regarileM.af C«il, and warranted Ao St. cboopsr than tho ehraprei MrCcrae early aad aeovre bamloo white the .Uck te full, at tha TEMPLE OF FASHION. Dry Goods, , Doots & Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery And Glasswars. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, Mr. WoM. Is said to bar. mad, roO.Ott oo Ms sal. of the Dund.rbrrg to France. —A bouse bail! by Wm. Penn io 1*11 is sow alaading on Xoutin Hired, Philadelphia. —The Jews bare resol red to eaUbliah a college in Philadelphia —The New York Fenians eased that they hare sufiScient sMtarial la keep V<,am mac la th. 6.14 RUBSELL & NEVINS. Ty£ANHOoD t : ' ’■ “ ALL KINDS OF BLANKS, ALL KINDS OF BLANKS, ALL KINDS OF BLANKS, mhum . iimn ” IIo-w Uotet, how IZcwtox*«'<] : PULMONIC BYHUP. B»*n la tha Hoaxing* Uenos Block. JOHN WOLF. □astiugs, Aagwalllh, 1M«. dear, lu taking I be great diseoretiea' In science aad eb.TOl.tre, and making them arailsMa to Um • aau of erary day life. In msnufactuHug na arti­ cle of Salenuea tbal baa canard more bspptnsas lo the Lniuaa family than anything rear InreoUd aoltN Still Leads the Van! milts on her late European tear, which ututsDtartly prora. tha aaa worthiness of-iroo-elwU. —Ths freedmen hare deposited abost H.IKX’.000, in their Haring. Dank nt Naw Oriren. dare it. establishment, fa tbelr Barings Bank st Mo- p<trtMi*t< ’■ W» are prepared te fhrnteh waaat ataaxa stall bosra. ICF CBEAM famished day sad night while the smsoo lasts. . j Ff a.t‘a'd DBT GOODS. <>bdane takes It tie bweit pdAibla rales. We hope by Long - Tried Establishment! a^o.xL1 ”(*•« <M sbaeMJ. ariU. tho th. aunt. which Ibey will te —No mots pearl powdero or Manching creams ftr'UW Mr tares of tbs Mien. Fashion baa iaaoad a deem ordering Honda rcmphxSsoa and Wack hair. Nothing slot wfll bqw pare amour DRUG & BOOKSTORE, Haring Mwnred th. large roomo.er BBOWJTI WAGON SHOP. with tncreaoad MalMasa, <M> prepared U do all kinds of TO BUY YOUK GOODS I Ho use, Carriage, Wagon & Cutter CVOICB FAULT GBOCEBIES. School Books, Photograph Albums, DiAri** for 1867. right Great Question IF TH MT, AMWIIU. Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Flavoring Extracts, The Bost 1x1 Town: COMPOUND MANDRAKE PILLS, &L Da.is, Proprietor of tho •‘Mieblgaa Mowa.” Ann Arbor, Michigan). . . Ifni SEEDED UlHIimtt, Grat Bsrtaiix Sr tta Baowiwcia, . BOOTS f BHjOBS, ‘ , uooi> ctt*.TO«roa aru.cM 1 ."r-r-.-a—WH-TT ■ All �VSS-l £ i£ DRY GOODS’STORE STOCKS HARDWARE, £.s .j,vr.«X-f Mn si Tow. « Xorth af Roeg. * * »i BARLOW, HEXPH■XT, G"u~ GOODYEAR, & GRANT. •“ isos; r. 1 Morih »t Maag. • Wa»t. IRON & STOVES DRY GOODS ■Jei-.MMBi 1 rM>».T« oaou. tmKi.wwei «■&! HARNESS SHOP. ioooas, FOR SALE! rW»H J1.rn.wM Maaah.tvrw! fr*m th. U.t Bartr* LgMWr.'aaS farariaMfaaWRAIUlOiD FaictM.. F . VrAakMsrfnpaM^aeMwOMrtMUpr. J H. A. OOODYEAB 4 BartaKa J— a W.-Mit ^Fo7ESALEAXDi£TAnr T wish to sell 80 ACRES of Timbered Imud, lying three miles east of Hastings, 3< acres sowed to wheat, three more chopped. For particulars in­ quire of ELAM CROOK, rending near Poor Farm. MORTON’S GOLD PENS, To-, t XtrU.ofRaaK.1 is :: THE »»cr PEEK IX THE woatn Far wla M Xa tS Mdtetaa.. Mr- Yort. aU II1KDWXRE fair Omm af ih* gaMIe gatrataf* HUBSKU. 4 POW<Us-An-l* fcr _ T, C. VILMFV, Kmi SM. x.r«rr; Raohnwr, Xav York. n«aunf». JaoaM. IMT. Mtf j^aMWT-raanion ■ dksmd Mehch\>t. BD y,0, (ua>r«'l with orTr»J« a.tk cr.ni <^Mr i VhanAn.' Ba^ywj^SMlrtug; Um .kbw<u>4 U lUiMaur ptira., a. «4U ir",! -** ,U **" Uaaa -U XSrMhJ*w. m.i -U » hwavnn *w-*n.a™wf».fma* aUaaa MaifMaM wiU tha caak ^TS-^tSteesS: 4MnrmTRATOft*B. MILLINERY SHOP, J. IF. Bradkj'x CeleferatH Pakai Mjiy^scjaggg DUPLEX ELII»TIC « Tu rn au Mi am ■CTH l>U Ill .ftwC lkt TIM. OOPriR, A KHEXT IROJt WARK. ■S £ $iHt, Sira tn £ CrnjtSonntts, MTJaa Waaal.TWC^ar aa<l ■Um.I'w, TwU garth aT Maaga 8 W«t Lfi" iS 8 iS i • « 80 :*£ 1* ’7?n yaLST^-*-.1^,?- p ICO STORE r' SB! fiSiKB SI TOBACCO. CIGARS, jpmioi, SNUFF, LX...M » * * *••»« |m m MiMtevnie rod u **a. ‘*!r* am h- AND PIPES. io him in ■’UMS’" M M= • «hS<- MBERSCHAM, torr, Ji GUTTA.PERUIU; *; BRUB BOOT. JM-UIO XJZ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-08-28.pdf d6c4198a6409e82b2b5465a37a954499 PDF Text Text fiiu .-g.it isp t VOL. XII, Businwa flirtrtanj. ' - in .. ... Hastings. MICHIGAN, WEONBspAT, AUG. 29.1SS7 ?««»«» e«4«. 4rj pokw. Wr QbliuUs . «i.J >mv. lU lulsunca IV J Bw o» serns As viP ■ • Wtore lbs light vapor, aafl, V.Had »tlh U>la mial tte p. ryU bilk airepl.r. A.d is lb. ri|MC*d Bate, Amid lb. I.mmar’. yi«H. Tb« farmin aow lb. tuld«a pre an n*p|0<. M1C4bl-id. la prtad vpl.odor lbvr», *bsre UUko-aouoiida air )• drvway wits ih» wm bso'a IdU hanmlsg. babtmos. WlU.lo Ibv gardu blows TL« frifiuii i.aair raw. When llu^u.< luvcswltb »<rl fxrf.m. . IIITU, PAMUI A CO., D«wt«n Io Boots and Shoes, uun/aur * ZM-xi/jrv* IlAKTlSGS, - - nlvl . . . MICH. giun.” Did you ever boar a re<n when Ahcre wore .k» . in H? If you have, you can imagina tho jilaiatirencss with which it .was sung. There was not a dry cyo there; but ho soetned utterly oblmous to the offbet bo wm producing; until it was finished. Then looking over tho crowd. ^Hiwltang. W. O. HEDRICK A CO., Saita & Hossiim, MAIN BROTHERS, Dip, McdicKS, Giro; BT^HKWKATKEB, House Painter W. PARKER A SON, Livery k Sale Strtle, LEW. CAMPBELL, ‘City Bestaurant,’ J. LEE REED, Blackasith, Carriaft Inner, ROBINSON A WIQHTMAN ,ent. HAfiTISliri, D. 8. WOODWARD, gra (SooiJ. <Sroierirs, KISS*. «•»«»» Middleville and Grand Rapids c X IT 1; D HT A TE8 MAIL j. COLE A BON , Groceries and Produce, ■TATM if’DtotTfflM. MTCB. HF Creb pud lorlWoc*. sjyt A. liefore ” parha]* this little singwr from Ibo lilrino, ao suciu to boct me a suldiur,, MW his own fate sliadowed forth in the sung ho fvlt so strongly imprassed to si»R. . “A fo<PwtM>iai later, when tho regiment xccoirsd marching ardors, we arid, ‘lid bless y^u. Phil, and save you bum the worst linger that threatens you, tho rices uf the camp;” and though .wo knew it not then, bad looked upjn Lis Gurman boy, who shouldered his gun at honest faue for the last timo. the brooking out uf armed rebellion to They went first to Fort Ripley, wenhelp defend the flag of his adopted then nsnured to Fort Alexander; from country ore these thoughts inicribed. I there they were endured to Fort Bai*-r, He of that time occupied tho not very do- iland finally Went through tho Peninsular I sirabhi posiduuof under dork and errand ,11 am] mign, in whiob tWr powers of «nbuy in a villsgo stura: and we took aa durance were well footed There must interest in him almost the first timo we be sumo preasuro to call forth such biting as* hii keen-looking intelligent, black sarcasm us 1 find in uno of his letters: eyns, and listened to bis rvspoctful offer “I enlisted to fight, not expecting to to carry homo for us some small parcels chouse timo, jilarv, urjimitiun; but 1 taro wo had purchased. From that bme we * a choice fa—wee —------- and every day cunsaw him nearly ever? day for throe yearn vfaaasmolhat-—_„. correct in til inking Ho had recently arrived from that port of that we shall never fight ^Lt uur way to Rich Germany so full of legendary Usv—tho >ot at least while wo banks of the Elds»—a' stranger fa a strange land; and as ha had no mother or sister, wo used frequently to fa rite Iiim show that ^ven the War Depestmeut to cell at bur house and select whatever concurred in this upininon; and then reading matter suited his taste and years, eommeaoed that mensurable retreat, fol­ as ho was then only fourteen and in sir* lowed ter tlxeauvw days fight. WUu looked much younger. It bi strange how the official report come, giving a list‘of tho casualties of thkt protracted battle which shook tho land frumefrcumflnvnce That little ad of kindness, as he aftsm to esntre. under the bead of -killed,‘’ wards told mo, did more towards taming wv read, wltilo tram almost blinded oar his feet in tho right direction, causing cyos, ibo wuueof PluJ-------* Thon sumo him to shun low cunmany and vicious as- weeks passed before srereceived the pareodatea, than a whole course of lectures ticulaia uf hw deadi but which were in unporelitv. And, here. let- m* sag to due time forwarded to us by tho Contain wayward Ixya who hourly wound tho uf Cumjisuy A In the little package hearts that tore them: In thia respect which came, we found a tiny jwcki-t teotamant oar own rift to tho fade soldier. esnulato his example. A few mornings after Sumter had been and ah» a ivng fatten from which wo fired upon end the cal! for troops issued. make ah extract: "kou don't know, my I hoard a voice in tho street which I inf kind friend, how much I have thuught about yuur fast conversation in which you stanfly recognised as Phil’n singingremarked that, in this ease at least the pen' would do more than the sword to­ wards adjusting our difficulties, and|Qiat you foorod the public -mind would have tobeednewtod u> to that Ctandard in a school of blood before they could . be to enquire the cause said: 1don't know that you will approve the stop I have made to see that the boat way is to run taken, but I am boro to say 1 have en­ tho old flag w to tha maab-hoad with ths listed, end if you btauwinte Patau! da- word •emancipation" iuscribod upon it taHmJ»ubr arf<s»,Hbiyn. whi n the good old ship uf state, which is now nqiidly nconng the shore of selfnil T~ A* J told me mure than once that if you had ifaatvwstii ry. wuwld ne.seow- as her sails a eon yun should instruct him to respond were filled with the brecoe c? univorval v«y auuu right herself by reto the call of hie country jvu, and that freevlom, ^xoding to Ur brim, an4 pwfitfa^ by hie mother would always be willing tq record her claims upon him ha second to her late disasters bo more wnwresful than sba hM ever fawn fa narigstfagibe great that" 'Walk sir, did I learn you to flatter?'. «Nu, but you insidred me with a Jove for the fast four days, in which every foot for truth, and that u what I cm apeak- of pU*d faitost'MiatehriAUix-l “What dote your father say T’ -He said,‘Mito Go* **&«>*’•’ 1 1 Then quickly recovering from the burst of laugfaur which foltowod hi. exact imi- ROWS*, Bobja A RlfinNOH. .---■- 'MIC8. “I am. ’ Here was visiUo proof of the hlrasing that attends the carrying out <rf41» pssMhor's hMiSK “In tho morning sew thy swd, and fa the irridEg with­ hold not thine hand." I had endeavorod to instfl right Viswsof Hfa in the mind of this waif cast upon oar share Tho sesd bad fallen upon good ground and was yielding an ‘hundred foil” Urn avemugfolliosringthia interviuw there was asouno enacted at tho haH,which will pot be easily forgotten by those who witness od it Die Lidias of the village had as­ sembled to moke smngemrata for pro­ viding- every needed articte for’ such re­ cruits as had no rula-ires to took aflor Ukto, and there was alsu a number uf vulnnteus proacnL After the business which brunet us togntherwas condmli-d, it wOr proposed to have some music said luud culla were made far PliU who liko moat Garmans was jiassfonatelr fouduf mn^c, aud tilayed tho guitar well bcridre being really an acoumpluhed vocalist. lC«|<.ndiug to the coll In. stepped upon the plstfomi with his piitar in hand, aud after ]dnying a short prehido, song that thrillmg song, “I be kjdiar of the Le- father as you know, cares noihAmsrira, Ud win m« even learn uog^whil. from this hour (Omnks ««*>«”> SS Wuv;' I Full sure; » <wr«« Is/ ebutt/ pd. tweretb tbs uxt djfa>< irere Mtn« grows •Ij:» wire— Tim 4«sib auusd uu Unix gt’teei breutfi ‘Ibc li.i UJwM»n joaug udioddislvteteMMfa'* murse drtlloi; * U.'SXtoi15' Bh’»?-Mr uisrre os Yes, ibo bright, young life had gone out while the cause for which he died was shrouded fa midnight gloom 1 - Uh, death and heroes wore bom. “Well, madam ' said a neighbor rU was present at tho reading uf Phil's tet­ ter, and whose political views are well sot forth in tho following cunvorsatfon, “1 slwuld thbik that even you ‘Lfoud-tetting fanatics would bo saiinfied by this time that it would have been bettyr to lot tlio South gu by herself Thia nation nor any oilier nation, wosovur worth au great a aacnfico of life." -I agroo with you, ax that it would not be wwth tho price peopto were'all uf your s ing to sustain, we want a posterity that ecu nut only uudentand their value but carry them out; and thank God! wosluill have it, tou for tliere are a fow tree m<n and wumcn kit in this world, wlu> are worthy to reaiire upon their shoulders tho tuaullM which £.11 from such Mtrivte us Lattlo Phil ' Ifo« Tu«-» fcht Cfliutitutum, The Instrument at it will be submitted to the People. Its Articles in Full. TbrfoHrwisf.f. tho New Bui'CosvilslMs'.M H Sm ten yo-ed. article bj Al ikte b, (UCc rsetlM, sM wh «» bssakwfiWto itosr^loi We, Ibv ftofleiZ tbeAUU »T Ukbt^a.grrtw; fnl lo Alailgbly Uvd, ite Ho’.itlgt. Kuivr at e*' <!••»<, Gr civil and religious icinost our d»pvi.dv»e« apOs Hits kr lb. me thereof. do orfsls .nd alablus tbo'fatow. tag Coast tull-a. b/ l..o L«dUUi o>»JI U (.rmalrd U ilktoivnjrtsx‘svi.li 25 sst (MUMilcralA H^ l! Ku IB rd, vi Uic uiouiuvra rteol- tojlaiUe sat: sitfoi.sr^xrHs'ii-s: sTiir’S "sis ■ �ililb lft'i tea^agy U‘ reh£lt^bi proa*'■d*bJfaw'.’^TlJ^torti! ■ 1 Boo. B. AcrirtatGartAnU uSMuitoan ^JggrATMK.2^5 wnMa IM rirenlt fee which they are eteeted. „ alternately within the judicial district. an they 35rriTTf Mb teXrta&tertatt?'*** *“ -*1' I—SS'S^ ttey aha',I alee barejmwer to lent write of baheaa cmtoi.g.fob.wtotototaiM.T^r^ir^z • atakteg had for tbe PVtaani af lb. aune. .fee. «. The uafoadad faM eball not be faaded er rofaeiM^Ma valueeatonffieg^ihaleatablldie 1 ‘Tb^U^ri^^rtrit^Ttribariie. bj 'private or epeelaltew.tbe coin or coaeryaaen See. Xr. Tho Ugtelatare ibaU Ml grant or Groceries, Boots Uxd Shoes, “feiT Tbe Mate »oj eontroa debte to mart Sms- U. TIm respective elrralt aoerte heU fa dcbeile ta rrreara Steb debt, to.ll tot In lb. ■OeoMa al aay lire axaead Bfly Uwrae.d del lam. TIm mooeya M ralaed aball be epplled to **• ^aea.4 Tito Hute may eratroaa deba te re^ei Hats and Cape, J. S. GOODYEAR. &CO. •Jnz CEMTB' FDBkiimW ELIJAH H. SFAHls bn tannate will bn eonhawd k, T n •»/... GOODS, Farminpr Tools. WJtaiitings ganarr. mi m v OKOBUK ■. DEWET, 1 C. 0. TOWNHKND. J MfTora See. H. The dork of each ooualy organtrad for judicial porooera. aball bo dark nt Um circuit roun of each aooaty. The judges of Um drrail middlb vruj-a. Clothing, .State ta lime ef war. The monay artaloe Item juatMo of tho peace romevMlboaa Um tewaahip la UMooatrertiawafaato debte ahal be applied to See. M. No moray aball Im appropriated or wMA be was .footed. nt bo placed witbrat Um teejarpona for which it waa raiaed, er te pay drewn from lha treasury for UMferaeBt of nay 1 imi to tl.er .Ll by . ebanreof touoitaria^ ho ebaU rtligiort mc* or eociety. theological or reUfMw be deemed to here eatsfod Ha office. [OOXCLUDKD JirtLX aemiaary, or echoole coder doaomlMUoaa! coo-1 trot, nor eball property belongingto tbn Hint* bn “ “J1*1 •J'l^'rtmral of*the (tevamer. Above Goode are aSbeed at VERT IAJW FRIGES hr tbe neat THIRTY DATS. The*. Good. MUST M HOLD, te make room for a MAX MOTH STOCK uf till .nona cine la the offices of county dark and prosecuting attorney. WXBMM34T, ■ . XPS.M.IWT Bee. IL Each of Uta circuit and supreme court fadgaf shall rewire a salary payable quartartr. They aboil be loeiirtWe to anyPother than a judi­ THE PEOHUmOE QVX8TI0H. cal office, during their contlnuance tberelo. All voira gtvra to nuch judgoa. for any oOra other Tbe Republican member, of tbe Cooetitetloeal WK54'S3t'>'“Conreatfon, In eobmlUlog to the people ibe qne. bee. It In each orgeniaod county there aball Um af. Prohibittoo, aownltod al loaat Um gratae be a mart of probate. It ahaU hare each probata ef car taetltstioaa ; aad we believe, tbe wtebaof K-rfr erwsgsayas a majority of Um veteroaf MicMgan. ' srsFSSr. for nay nonaiderable time. Republican cenaaeto. *a(l K tKtntrr fitcit SEAniAAMeCOSaax, DRUGS AND MEDICINE& Bemember! Boaember! BIG BARGAINS! job jntrr mxrrjM n . 30 ©OO Pri nac Plsse Btaiagl ce. bat «m reaansable aad jnai way to diapeea of It. and that wan to commit II to lb. co . of the peo­ ple. uneccumbeeed with Imum U>at are -booM of oootenlten- between tha two great petilical parUro ef tbie etale. taoOMefoetad to!U . raeuey.abdl held blaoSee It .eeme to aa that aa Important advantage to. for Um residue of tho uneipired Um. The Legth. Tempenuroe enae would be" gained by any c'tieT^ iaen*** •• “'*ab«r of joaticea m d..peeal ef thie qraeUon, that I. not g.lnrd by See. IL Jratiem of the peace ahall hare amh eobaailtieg It to tbe people. Tobe auro, oeptlooe eiel! and criminal Joriodid foa. and perform each dnUro M ahull be nrracribod by law. 8oc.lt. The etyla of all procefo ahali be:“Jn devoid of lb.1 true policy which eboold govern the name ol Um people of the Stale of Ml dblgw.See W. Two-lblrde ef the member, .foci tn co a qnnlroo which admita of auto dIStevuae ef cpimoo of the 5upro»M <ourl open important eplnian aa the qweatum of PrataMUpa. Tree atMoliona ol rwaVitotioeel lew. pbilcaepby auggeat. lhe brat ran ef tbe bro I amma vtn—orara omataa. BMUM al bead for tbe acccmpHahmacl of aay deAo. 1 There ehall he .leetrd at each general airod object. bfonnlel devtio.. a .Secretary of State, a .Stalo A. tbe matter new eland.,-Probibilien will Trraearer, a CnoMMraluner of Um Mala Lead OBee. a .■mpertatood.nl of Fnblie laatroetiow,.. receive tbe rapport of Temperance men of ell perA udilor G rt.rnl and an A Homey Oeoaroi. for th. Uee. If ihle 1. not Impnrtaal to Um frknda of thia mcaaore we would like to know whet 11 A CHEMISTS 1 •i I s ’! ti® J l<! K ’S i!h r< eowtita or dirtrieta. ra .ball be proridwl Sy law. Hee. If. There aball be not eaeerd.ng four Jiaosai'Xsrirsi^acjSE-^j: and aball bold their otSee far foor yearn, and nnul MIDDLEVILLE WOOLEN FAC TOR-7 WHAT IB JOHHBOH DOUei Preeldenl Jobnoon'e record during the lari fortnight baa ate boon "written fa water." Il baa entered Into lhe eeriona ceoAtdereilon of milltonn of our countrymen, who will ate lol It paaa from toelr metnonca They will put It with wbat baa gone before, and with what ahull Irenepiro during the few menlba to come, prior to the aaacmbllng of Cangreaa, aa that by that thee, we hare no donbl, a coacloatoo will be reached which p ihil.i KhUM ftO’ -k tf lF ® ij&h |i&» | | cjtoaaxi.jic. Drug 4 Bookstore *Bee. T. Craely, towaabip. city. »illage or echool districtaffiaere may ba rwaaeed in crab manner ead t >r rack cauee u mar h.proridod by taw. Son. A TM Itoreraor nball hare the power, nad and to muMd arab od&ra utoirt a jodc. nr tare. Dot brad aalba taeanahaa been, be baa ■aeciber of the Ixgidaloro. for gram neglect ef daty or for corrupt conduct 1a effic. or aay nunGee fa aarryfag rat hl. programme fa tbe abort uae and radar the ddteult rilotetao at hta earn Lonetf Uieroby, and report th. cnaae of .ucb las penalon to th. Ugietalufe, If to aeealra. end If mead. New It can aol but ba that the maaa of the not. tlien al the eommoneanmul of tbe next aaaaion people wUi hare ample opportunity to de 8m 8 ftr Cat altar Friia! THE CTTT DIDO STORErSTThankful for pall fl'on. •"’*** Uaoaacr at tboname. end OU A BA .rTEE SQUALL AND HONEST DEA UNO WITH AU- LI.HUI.II MANY STYLES OP G^ODS Bata, O*p«, Shirts, Trunks, VillMi fta, Eig'SSws-EE Hlii iW become naaaaaadEfe direct aa imp raebmeat ef ray otr^l tfear.U may. by proclamatiem, eon- IB H 1 i » -h Brai, Cracta, Pis ail Cais, nd ta tart eeerytting made >• • r,"J^ true natare niMt ha befrl moto low gw from inuacdiMely convene the Seaale to try each uo- thepeytog eyre ef tbe pablfa. la either event rssm! jsss^kis: s^: pwpttaatar eatoe. to give the mraatry a quiet breatbinf epail. Tk«y wW awtatady mrt aad IWOItetrtarre ma fofoafeewfer. If iheir rtataf foam of Batol wi mjiik enBbpert totB ba See. 1 Tbe Graetiior-abetl roceire aa uiwmI eaMIroaadt, te w« bare no daobt they wilt baealaryof pfaldW. Tho Seerotary of .MtaJc rtnll Nothing fa tha fatae. la torr, eertato than tbrt gs^aCrXe^ljiff^^ M. uan. Ilanting., Mv 1. IMT-ap^tf lHi i roeb ofltaer aball U reiaMatod lor tbe unexpirod SilSSaw-wjxaE Frorticing Fbraieiara. aeppi-d Mth ■•**fcr their practice. o< •• low Rgaren U U«? "» obtain eaywbere. Call and toe. Frescrtpllsss cirtfilly ( •■pmM- H li i{fe hitoi to try and detovmtao the name aaeerdiaw to the Ge.eral ie officially art onl of right. Thoae wbe evidence Ho peroon obaU be ooevtetod whboot tbeecaenrrenco of IWo-thirde of Ibe member, bold thia vtow, ray ibal Bocretery Seward, Mr. eteetod. Judgment In race ef Im liebMtat Shell McCulloch, or even th. b.rmlera bred of lb. N. not extend farther than removal Hom office; but the party eoeaaed, whether acquitted or convicted. abeObe Hable to trial and pemabment according out a thought of Ike public bearing, of the nault. .Stto'fa When an Impeachment to directed, the But Ibero art other, who think they diacere a Howe ofBepewrataUTM aboil appoint from theta UtUe tea mart metbad la all thin andueea. tl eevsa to rtrika by cbotoe at Ihnea imu who are rtaadiag prominently in th. breach eguiari al| may be tried afte?the haul adjoormoni ef Um .See. d. No officer aball exeeciao Mo office after aa laiyuetoai.t to directed, Balli be la aaeoUted. Congrraa Of each man, certainly, wa Mr. Ate A. Th. Oovemer may mala a provlntowal Stanton at Wariiiagton. and Gen Sheridan al Hew Orieatu. It ta believed by co wba rapport .u.pee.ira^ au ogcer^uolil herbal! be QcqnH- Uli. theory, ILal tbe Prealdent hen determined to make one nA. de.per.lo effort, even at Um ex "sooZl Bar roaaoaabla enaae, wtateh iImII net prone of eonvelriog the Ccioe. to urrtal end da feat the pnigrua of reeouMroetloe ea Ibe plan propoeed by Coogrraa II la apparent to aa that turret;' re.ol.Uoa ef teo-lbinl. of th. member. oUetod to each ilraee of foe LucWatarn. affiar tbe be and hli rebel toeligatan per e.i.e that if matand. roerovMtoroqnir^ aboil be ataled al leagth Paints $ Oils, * Glass 'Patty, Varnish, Dye Siuf'- z>Jtroci7s, OK cxotks, tl r;-. drat of Um Senate pre tamper. when performing tbe teilH of Governor toati noire Ibo wnr tampnnutton noth. Covet nor Set«. All official acta of tiro Goveroor. Ml BdOKS asd stationery, DRY GOODS in to Li ^ of UMSmtaA.if taramioa. Art. L The.focrotary of Alate,StainTrraenror, .nd CommiMiouer af the Mate imod Offloe. .ball ooortRnte • Board of State Awdtton. to etamira and adjnnt dual .gnmal th. Male, within >«h fotbe Ugtelatare al each aeufoa laformaUen ol Imnlaaa aball be prweribed by law. They aball reek care of reprieve, commutation or pardon clou enwetl late a llaard of .Stale Caaeaaoern. to <ta mated by him. and tho resacra t mlbr See. It. In cane of the iuipeaetonest of Um tlorarnor. Ma removal from office. death, inabili­ ty. reelgnatton or ahaetua from Um Stalo, tho powers nod dutlro of the office aball de.olr. oo . Ike Lieutenant Governor for Um rerid ce of the 1am. ar vntU Um dteabilpy areas. [Sol whoa the Governor aball be abaest from Ibo Slate, at I thy bend of a military force thereof; be iball TyjJDDLETlLLM ridbta Htly d—ttaota*. wraidhe. ar wmM he rveeiro aa anneal iwlrty Tb» Mperin eraw to rrartro foe mradrai rerdM rfpratariry. conle^eyerBLwi. Tte*Auditer <ta»erattu!l tew^lra to. aeedtal aurpertefto wMaw. kt �OOMMERCIAL. - »’ Im.'. UH ui ^aw^’"!f.< -MB fiaiairBiaif 7* ....... AiaiS Ckra.i bgehai....... .............. M’T2 i ^Dedutlom. ’ k^e, riik a cherry PmmhU-j. v. atu' gCaU"*n. Moot: .. . \ . '■■_■< wn dodtamto tbetrnrw he^.' « wnolTwl’ probate Offer -Krtato of B. 11. Fra.ua. Fniteta -XM«U of W. J. Biwrta nr The Banner Office ia Removed to Holbrook’s Hall. Brick Block. 0««» :-W« Ml •er't’ta ratrout on "•ils a Um for rhe fl,st, B&4 . etau a ba, for d its Thcraapp!., with the Tboraren- eaahanb^.„U.t?etom H.U, to tad coci brenn and ml Wall, w* u<e hero "O ''Mount Purport- eeren days , da* n«| :*»t n re tied tteodlh tr*r M hoars, The B®eks will he BrIrrcH f°r Calomel. atatae -'to. Staratah MuMrsto pun." M>auwrrBsnHi-s*u.s^ n«i| I ' E 5 S Hum Gruss of Berwtah Otoe. • ‘ ctmijBMtHKIXKMXoiScK* HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BTCBU aad Improeod Rose Wtab ceres sacral aad liHlcate dtaontera in all their stage., al UlUe expense, IHlIa er no change in data, BO iaonni rolenco and no exposure. Il to pleasant la taste and odor, imaadiete ia tta mtlien. aad ftoe (ram aUiajwimm property. ‘ . taml-owr-ly TXMBOXMOr YOUTH.-A OraUomaa wbo llroafferad for yoero fei Xarssms DrtiMIr. Pre malar* Diy. aad aH the effisats ef yenlhM latr. bend freo to all who need il, the reeelpl aad adrerltoor's eyrewti^. oaodojo b- wtoiwrog. in perfect cwoSdsuce. JOBS B Bjj 1 <i Cedar Hiraat. Mow Y ort. ® y ii « An, or rtita [.yuie bo found, rte string oao. theraogh|y triad than. srfO ' ersr again oaaarot to use any other — They roetela no*Utoroo, er Ober MMN* . «! » th. ‘—e* to terthrr. but. aa Established ta 1UI. by tamibro Ptoaaertog QuaUtrae. Tho Vm ** X P. ROBKm.WBOISSKLUXQMOBEAND better goods BEA0KING: Wbto ua*d ;■»■*■« to diroctieea, ta s- shewn wear al li.sfi ErfTnwZLb by the wee of ear other prappraMoa tbol iyffiy**4- "^^w***^ erf .bund Far tbe asme money than say"e*be» Store ia. V - .Town, seoslauag tf all ibo And iuterat will be charged on all tint due at bus! can. and us aeahlad'ta glee tbe uiowl em theta dates until paid •. Popular Patent Modifiers, * pleta aeltofadk BlrACKITTOiS Ml sod I'alnta of al) kisds, fw sate. Palate Drag*. Gmsnlcsta. rotate. Oils, Prwderi ng tbe OHM Brilliant sad J jst«g eniao-1 tor lb*ae echo *rtah to do their wsro week. Fan Wiese aadrLfera<u, for lb. ack. lemplar th. BUT WORK MR*, and WHX HAVE NOOTIIKR. Mr work .bow. tato fed, CBOICH FAMILY GBOCEBIES. to wh,eh thoatteutme ol (be public m rsosraoilxJ ly directed. BDAOIING! ■ oi jui eeotrrs trAewrgBor. ' School Book*, • h ■ Nlebktl. Photograph Albaxna, Haalfegs, Ae«. H l»C. -art* y) — so — PIECES EALL PRINTS piforiBB for 1867. %Ju^t Received. Tbe Ladles wlU tad awr Black of Great Question sim satj Aissruia. OORNER STORE, New Brick Bieck, BARLOW A BOQOYEAR. Bssttaga, Aeg W. fM?.- Ifyl Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Flavoring Extracts, Tb« Dual Place to Day DEVG<, MEDICINE*. CBCIRCALB, oKocKRtEB, cdumnDKtrr. FA th TH, QUA yAEXtBM. JTTTTT, DVE-STUFFX, TANEFX xbTIQXA. FRUIT JARS. LAMFS. CHIMUTS, IRtr.-WEX. NYkiRGW, Ar- Ac. An. SCHOOL AMD MMWELXAnOCd BOOII.AT.A'TI 0 N R R V, BLANK BOOKS. XBWM'APEIM, HAGAXIXRS. Ac. SHEET MUSIC, <-L«JAL ELAXCN, INMBMHON JtOOKLT 10LIX A OriT|R.STRJ S OS FANCY' A}/D 1tD|I.ET AKTiCLBB, g “RrvnKD TTTF IfKCKCftmi ” Tho Bo«t in" Town ! CXnXRMXV 0AM*. A TRATXUM MAXXMra » <t> MoecteWrat. TV-tntrirofer Dr. DuVuA.aX BtoeMater Wo- Wbataaalo Agnate for HieWgaa.. . . W. D. BOBINSON fe CO. Wl.alro.te Deal trt In Dootonnd Bbesa, 4» fe SO WtotodbeMgw mroag, DwtoraO. ________ DBY QOQDft_________ (JOTO HwnteFs Headquarters! Harsh theptaeato bwyyutar POWDER. C APS. SHOT. CARTRIDGES, ELFS PATENT WADH, AO. ABDFQRniYSIClAKR.FARMBM,' Mr-CHAXIGB. CLEROTMTN, uv rrtf. orrtcEu a ktebtBODY TO OBTANf M V P P L I KB. MAIN E I>k,DtortS’< a* Door Wm ,f J. P. ROBERTS. o. x>. apauxjDXircro NEW CASH STOKE. tu*tt*x*- *nah-J**» “• 1H7~.__________ b!«TRERI' B«>«* tb« Brtak DiMk, New Mnro.J.BterowsiU., HEM BOLDT! MX 10 F.XTTACT BCCHtf ia Ove* 20,000 0oriK5 bold ix oxm Month. nfraraal in taste aad edsr, flfeo from ell lejurioM BOCTR OF XKW BRTVE BLOCK, Life and Adreatnro on Prutrfea, Mountains at<d ilnstlag., . .Uy - Blok. .* the Pact fleCcwst. With r,rer IXFOeerrtplIre and Fbotographic View, ef IbeXMesy, CHte., Lands, Mtora. Feopta and Curies)Ura of Uo Now State. parRlinre Store.—Take KoUco. aad Terri tori ta. To prosyrrtire ralgmta and artHm in lhe JOHN WOLF, • Fur Wsei - this History pf the! real and tortile '^.uTl.t’fohto’wtoe^Xruj Ibo"^^ re.-rinn will pru*. on liiTCfosble asoirauioC snp Immense Rush to TO BUY YOUR GOODS! BING & LIVINGSTON’S Temple of Fuhlon for NEW GOODS: ■JS&Soefe" wslng th. a«M. wtTcb to-r will "^0D^WAXTiB.C-«smd for Clranteru and Iwc dooin west sfW. K Ferber's store, where he shall be baopr ta aneot Ma ehl frtombi nod custo­ see oar terms, sod a full devnulloo of tire work. m rad ell tbnsa ta waMof nikNn-CMK. Address NATIO'IALI*tnilTSinXOCO.. 1 rttll continue .. ua wasi Frtrtb m, .civtMM^b MANtrXACTVHINO AMD BMTAOUXO iteurodtafentaAon wfcMfe be esmootvrota bo iaralMbk. sad he hopro ddtaf arfrrer wdl try JJAIfHOOU: CABINET WAKE """tag CTrsm ,„i “ks. suHtae-.*. ci.,. c-Tii. r. IJRtoBOLDW ‘K FLUII EIOMT riQ-wr Ix»«t, liow Ucartored I sf-w pnMIeB a*-^**AMtateof Dr. Ora<■ rsawwaa’s CMabrstod Ramw 00 the rodtoul MULUKT PHO/TTS. m 1 mittoat medKlrOi <.f t'rtS.trsroti.ucxA Tbo underoigoml will giro ,’ysmW XDrafoea to * or Hsral.al Waabnraa.' laeolueiary ttewiL CONTENT nt XINEOS, ‘-r. S®o ST-*’!* fcrroe.^ bums wlto ioer.dk rtalM. **■"<«>, lhe pim de owl dy for, «a tool i fcrl!Mm- Tk4*?£-i8*i: * Am powder . bat U ibsm HBo abtoh aS *' i-.itroiMrtw.Fu U2r tonal »»ieoror»M.—.smuymwm Honse, CarriRRo, Wagon ft Cutter Bata hr all Drams eeddsataa. yrlmtoasato IHatoa^wata and wlfotoiterweeA. Larkin ^*t^yxiiS'-s:tn^’’ l.la* Fr'eawmaml w.fo la Wtlaee OdaH-a stnp^.u^b!sA Mock, to eiHa^^onTastlnga.^Vlto ■ !!!!!!] ! WAGON HUOF. with toereasod ia.-UllsM, 1 am praperad Iodo all kinds of PAINTING. ta eranaction with nbero, I stifl acutlams tbo OF EACH TEAR, warn Sf Omramguan,aadUm attar la an ;nwn । !ais wfpillagu Iota STI and Ska, to nBagt of UasOngs, *T*n KUetom end wife to Ateirn U-ia -e w X ef go nee* «. Teahee spring*, tr'*’i Chertoite McL'oneeU to Goa. T. Ctork-a w^ Si. Berner « Srfwwf aoduwl ef awf.ara IX BalMtore. ife Farits, ,| ,L t, FUllip Fester-0K »f a W I. sec. .-0. Orarrestlte. fl Jto.’ ■ • L A. HMbnsoh and w.fo a. Lulls T. Marolyof a e {. raw. »«. TbesnsppK . i JI! H CTem«.| Bllaaaud wife to kbrnmC, MoSk-sJ* of a e X' Of a w |. see l«. Tburnoppte. »too. Ealato of ITm. W Wood to Ato.se Wood, el al ■'i-’/tftt'i'i'i-'isditffiCui Fl nt lays of Harch and Seyfexher, o Si fwepararioem af ibe kind rera edtaed to J,... ■n^, DeVIMHNt-B B la A DBUG & BOOKSTORE, Beady for Work. MANDRAKE PILLS. Trwwslrra of Real Eilate. Tbe fuRowlag are (be transfers of Real Estate _____ PHILLIM * BMTUT Z.Y.X.W.1Wfei r DR. BCILENCK'B • * €3 X ■ H . ** AT ASTOKIfiHIXGLT LOW PIG SMB. HFGir. wa a sail before perahastaf. iiii ed tn ether, eheo.cn bee return, ata found Ur ro.sB.iK/n4. sod her child-etas 1 Itessl rad follow the dtncUoaa on each paper of AB of whtob wa era bound la salt for Long - Tried Establishment? J. ii ***»• >h«h aoawllC^ a ta^ w«k tor 0to IW 1 BARLOW & GOODYEAR, foe certain rare fordtaws of the nLAfiER riDMKm.aRtrFL. DliorsT.OROAX1CWKAK5FJW. ntMALBCOHFLAUfTA DEBILITY. A-aUdtotai.f%wlutr0JMU!OJ> •ps> ail reooernsd. Tbe order ef e- rroiaei.prewhrtbsrraMragta M1U0MnB(1Ut, 1t»e>,.-. icraeUro features, Mt Um Irani J ■Uah was tho gMd Ibloga prwporad for lhe bna- ' ''“T;r»^,MikiraM"Si'XrtX*i’torww or Ha wtaieyer an... o igineueg sad o-.-ro.ner of . HOWLOXGOTAXDIMa kfc*1 ‘.r,J‘ • ■••'l.Lol the hunt rr ■Maths aa mrll Diaai Of three orgras rt*iwlrr B.s uau of a rue Uf and Ind. boyl .nd girts wbo were yeMisi **«loreaawo. Mr. Usual, ef Leighton pew u. •*M auk his nsaai digslty, aad intaeeatiag dis SS«=ra3£ *«*•«.* d«H.,rod by Iba *• regrm Hut nr qw. will to siStoiXiSy^ BP“ **>•<• men.xtandednoiros. Ilwnaasptand.wtatar—jest aasb as tbo good people uf that Ttatod. AH ». rf* gnwwsuia ««*• “s*'pnaroi loca;,i , know bow to get up. Aidom. There wHunjdaalMta0M|>ATsr.| ufcnr. •IM.ystarday. wtoeh oowd sm asadgK *** ’•“iV- dyee-e FiUo are....... . Dry Goods, ■_ Boots Shoes, ' Hatsand Cape, . . ’ Still Leads the Van! Groceries, Piece Goods, uxocaixs mi Crockery And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. « i JaTLT^^TSS.yri.’t P! l arauaaaiiaqp .ir’i.rra^. hue 1 aahae Springe. Xr- Gau. Praar a.ada na an Intoning ItnyffIf a Usbhalh School Heals, held last Wodao^ dt’-ous.- MaJi.cn Lake, in Yaskew bpttaga. It J*tke frat of tbe kind erer held to thio town■*h«nd Ibe tatoat of tho prooeaa un, Ibe nomlJw “d beaoly of Its beanm,tbe ardor and gawd RUSSELL & NEVINS. J. 1 ken, Pis oi Cix rad* e>"»~- PHILLIPS k BiKTLXT«e ^T>M M naranga.JrfyM.1ir. v Bitter* during tbo laat drey rars. Kojoumlog lor olim. in ibo el) rugiraa, lx Udi. I Ud a aee.ro jgALTIMORE btlfoas attack. wMob. to ooonceiien with «,ap«> ths rants aad‘style of BARLOW, GOODYEAR ?n “* *" * ”,rT *”* * ■“ »4- A GRAST. to dlssobod by mntul oooseat. Of Carlton to dispensing tbo good things w ttab Healings. Aug. *0, HC.-nllyl grow on bls f.M form, does not forget tiro prts' N. BARLOW, • gOXBTIIVfG LONG NEEDED. •er. Uo wilt pb^ eogepi oor tbenka ud best botlle. found turn tbe, workwl like a charm opuIl wishes for a large basket ef dsltaiosa aaUng ap- me. Stghl pound. har»g boon wldad to me weight W. 8. GOODYEAR. 4 PFc/FWOfts roF Tho ssboeriber* seeing tbo necessity, and beleas" 41,7 *fc* """ * "**,“1*w Mrwr grow in lb. space of "0. week, end nsw life srom..! to R. GRANT, lier tag tbal ibe eitiseaa of Ba ry County will nuphas. been infused into my system, an much nsatinga, Aug. 15, l»tt • DAVID BDWAKDa II st I hare been lodaeed to 0M u,.., ..rry sum“A men oonetoood against hie win, FIKST-CLASS RESTAURANT. nter siuee that tuna. As a tonln, I Uuak they are InraiuMa. . I* of the same opinum ,110." Bal when, by fair trial, a ossa to cenr iaerd tbal Thia >utomer,ba>tog bad a simitar attack, (aad Gallery, an JaSorooa atroel- and O'tod them up ta flnl-tdtad style, ud new art e ebara of tbe public In Ibe world, be yields rabmiteirely. and immo trealmrat M aa Me. ] physielan. I waa again pairaaage. We era prepared la fendab . dlatcly adds bin ro.ee w tha many Iboaaaado who obliged to bare rooooroe to the old BHtaea. and proslsua tbeir good qealiUra. with tbr uro good raaulx hating gained .lx wars asuaa pounda within a few day. I purthasod a half at alUbrara. ICE CREAM famished day aad doesa b-ittles a few weeks eloee, and parpasa, to ypjKiiAn Tina morolig we ar* coil'd upon to cbranlcl, a nee them regularly as a tonic. DAY BOARDERB moot d.Mressing incident fo domestic life, ft takse ai th- towrst possible roles. We hope by VO* TMX OLD Vowra,' gratefully, seem, a tody wbo baa been boarding for a year alnei attention io tauinoos to make our ..tab WILLIAM MUXER. «. uiU a coll Itemsmbrr tho piece. Rtorraslearning of tbe wonderful ancoeaa of "ton 1th’, li re tearan I on JelDroon Si'rot opposti t h* F. 0. SJorale.," but bad rewruaed II. pwndna*d e FOR IfOS-RFTKHlOXoa IXC0XT1SEXCR, Bartag purchased the entire intereel of R. W. L rfTOXl A NON. LirfBIi,rrttot!'S' l"R“s,»u«« <" nteeratton el GRANT, in tbo Itesi Estate, Gouda Notes end □aaliags. Angn.1, M, ll#7 eRtf p*per. loch it tome, rad ia making breed used Ibo >*>M quality a, formerly ..th other brood, to S^-Vit8h£ras*rsy: Arcoirota, will ewp'bue tbe kasiuroa on tbo sent* fjpbc PioMoer Itoiluter raarket, pat it by lhe stoee to rasas, aad iorf the jrock dual drtroe.l. ar d oil dteuaro. ,t Ibo bUfetor, prioctplm m the old firm. x . kidney, and dropsies! swellrugK CMBagaosnaruinuTaamneTwf (m-oowly STILL. ALIVE Bui wbo can imagine the Feel lags of lbs distract­ ’,tfXfl ebpJX* to&*to Mayweed aoeeeys on Gallant and faithful Paa. RgsnBAX baa been restored! Theiadiguolioa of Ibe OMmtry.U Um aaX. sec. S. Certtoe, tp atrue, fW. tardl sffered in U.e stupenoiota of ^r.wros. baa hardly had time for rlprraaioa, before soother Genera! Hew> Item*. catrage >> perpstralod by tbal Ufarootaa traitor -4am. nrasae NUy mtooeem toiwMaa Inne Jcarona. -nmswta .lira work mt waaram -taMM amfenatolanM al Mew Tart ta Juno ae* Tbe taMlenee of thia medora Cawocta baa aa Jtay. reproach *rd disgrace to the nation—not emangb Uatbu crimes rad d*boicberMe anffnoo with abmnt the chreka of errry Ivyat man and woman ia ft* land; hr na.t Meda odd Inunit to diagrac, SS’iSJ? nortn-w- « M sod alap with bia dirty band, yotriotiam and de­ rattan to law aad order. ■her.v'.roeenai.moAtera, Amlrrw Juhinro i, , Vid m,3. There anno depth, |0 p,!,lie.1 Igfamy, which bia an.bi ytato «OMW uw>b Uta aeamra. law to aerrr '.rrasoet aad U> i).-art t’.n efforts of -a mr*rr* ■°:T*.!“n?Z’ "J* foyai men ia freer ef aa honcraUu r.cuoafrocUon. data lot reach. He dtflen law—he it sella toy al / MAHRIED. as btllo eosasra aa bo ■wills Washington ~r^ r-l' Haw long c nr. our political almoephere •bopiisaiegand eorropted w Hr bln peetlflmua brrslk’ IhW „Hcb kojrr BO%1 oor MlkOn be disgrseed. sad peUielinm be made odiono by Rita ■‘•1 M'.lro.i not lung. Tbe Country domamU Uat tbi. .-.omkhng-blaei to tbe tray of puses and *“»«nrberrtnored, aad we ,iMcrrty bupe that • CengteM which ho entragn and dell. a. nlU •pwedity pm IM, blslaat trrnlor, when Ms amM. baa Udo Una to tbs natron will ar sU cubing. TVRSSBACLABKE, I Ismc Xerner, Esq., s REMOVAL OF SKEEJDAH. bom. to bvre--XMft« for r*..'Xatch Cante Base Ball. Tbe VenneatTlBoend Hastings BaaoDaBClnbe play a n-aieb (Mn« <,» the Fair Ground. to.mnr. rowfTbnrodsr). Wo b .p. u Ing ef ear ciiisaoe to woiceoM oer rtaim ihsiih make Ba,! road, jojolar. sate and paying. Of erawyertien ef th s reclion wo nay bare morn to aay in uollter latter, bat cannot do lea* than edcso all oar friends, who are trareliug for pleasure Io 'tall tin wild aud rsri-. Muunteie ■eeierr along thia line, inefuding a abort stay al the Capitol of Vermont. Tbe crop* io Xew England, bo excellent, probabfr i«ter bolter.eapeeMily tideiaIres of Ibe kayerep, rte Stapl»; ufarnt Ven^o^t and Sow Bampahlre ara rosceraed. aa stock growing la lbs mala rebiwee of tbe fcHBsr. Than u COoiaManble pel410*1 wteitoaneal in Ika aeetios o'er tb* approaching rlectlona, in VermNlandWaioe. Tbe rmyurwoev qoeetinn i* thapCJKsple iaaue.ud will nadowbtodly win^e tLo bpsUicua make that a part of Ihadr party pur hem. tboogh il writ bo by adlmiaiabed MjorMy, aa there ata a good many aan-prohibllioulaU aaaog Ibe liernkllcana. and u*l tbe copper bend, •re far whisky as a matter of cwwno—"ItrmacTS eyta lhe ».s>* eeery where," row snow. Tbr Hiaotoe imbroglio ta net yet played oat, and men will talk, and the Presides I to nc< without bls •aeci" ta IhU aertum. wbo do nut hesitate to aay. th.: Itnpcncfamenl ia sure to follow lb la dasUrCy alt.aif ibo I reuldrot to farce a man Loyal to the fl^r^Bral out of bls Cabinet, to gut place UbtUuit. when eno eon be fan ad whs dares U aaausie Ibo place of tbo patriot Slants D. taint ■ to MIX OltTtKXT H1H FARhCel tooted aad ta carry eul ear engsgunrote We hero tho best lying about > Bailee from HaeUnge. containing -V> Best asMrt'iit ef Creckery d Tevs. afaeaaoned limber, aad wa tedteeu ereay OtHf acroe with M orrae Improved, will roll to suit the foamy, roflulmw to cumporo In coairtj aad price Moodkka V.retracer, or reel Um eema fer e termnfyeera. Fresh Ceeds esuiahtly eahaad. with ray other like rotobliabntaft. ta tbto inUia urn IP TOD WMTE MUL WBAt TOD WANT os th. prsmsss. on kJ, township Pf Rolland. Old Goedu selllDir rtirardlsss ef Cest. IbVj^biteraranJIy'. hopira br mu AiklHUt ’ BETH VEDOKB. Rutland, Aeg. ttlh. 1MT. nlild New Gouda. Jtm Kecefveft, . *' .* fe ’ MUahrrpl.ra. ——satr1 aaiuao---• Wa are eeDtag FANS WAGONS, at We knap latently an hand s LU aaaoataaM Gusts i-I think T am only delag tbe pert of » J)IBSOLUTION. One-Hwndred dollar*. AU work warranted. food ci linen whan J tanMfy to Ibe gruel bonelts VERY LOW FOB CASHnjBEW a aT.ACTT rooeired by me from th, u, .f yww Stomach SPECIAL NOTICES. - ear* run er" lb* cittern route, at"', the rarious *' dn dto.ro. .; VAMM AB BAIBUKL RUSSELL & NEVINS. I SD STATIOSSIT, Broea L -t. >’l appesra to be doing a raooey tak.rg and eertatalr ta OU* of Um beat fltorird Ura-'J. wish an admirable road Led that e* hare passed ueer oo our Joui nee, aad *o far aa that ia 'ooeerae.l. the esme ia true of liar MBtern • ’ ■■ rX-ALEKT AW» MICK PiKT ***** BU*1 ! exulted atM eery Img Freight trains, one with Iraoecinro altstbed. aid teamed that that van •1 mere tbu tbe dual dally uomlor. Tbfo Goode IF XW WAFT W WOKt&Ut. naiifactomy. Bent XlpU.TtMll.U S? nsm'ey wHirnteg last Aa w* was cue half inch, UmA. aad- lhe aoow ARs ara aaid la ba a|lu near fort de*p. Aspbl that will ba worth going ICO biJ»» io iHta bested aaaaoa. Fna> Opirrsburgb «e came here by Ibe Cham­ pin'. aad Ordrmburgh, aad Vt. C. It. R. Fur ..a* reaa-xi :h» ptooeagot traral to not an large by lb >a ro'tU tLI < season ss It baa bara fur nreral innpui. which to a u-.aiter of saryriee to us, ss wo Sod the pleaawra sorters Bora uumcrosu <b>« «eaf than al say time since tbs war eonsmtecad. aad < I.ratals no region asm pitlurriqoi ,-l besutlfolthso Ibe route from Og dco*burgb to Intis »ia UuspUce.snd Concord. Bel II appear* Uu eUt >• U«t ta passengers traffic is more tbal trade up Io Freight. On tho Read troni Noir Haetsg reamed ia their new bwOdfe* earner W« WILL NOT be l YDEkMLD. ol JrRnwra aad RaUraed Hu. are ptepersd to eoa-pet. In sute.fstah and prtoo. mlb urn atari<-re« a Tea, HO to |1,U. Oar aadaat«r« wfli alware he to moke Mrb pOR SALE OM BBXT. .......... saor. Camay ail SRh^m gfjot I3oots'.<fc Shoes, »f Dus-o5 • b.rh.w:tl^BiKi>a>daaipBlmoaphcro ^1, j.u foj!utl rale olurtaia qeilaae much of a •jso-1 tlurj.” pbyiiraUy conwdered. aa •Jtsite arpecL-d to indan area If it la ‘‘at hca»a" aa dr. JnEaila-Hl'f arrwoat tn teran tbo place of nmWrih. aomaifr what sMonstion may bind ula otter tanda So tomorrow If all la arD. we rwM................................ xwnvw NSW pjttoaoi Crockery, ?r a, fili 1warns N. H.-Aug., llth Iter. . d ? CORRESPOWBEMCR. Dry-Goods, _ Groceries, Huts & Caps, - EEfIL PBMF WBEAT 1 iiii iiii EDITORIAL teoe. —i«r *rn»p- / f« boshris of WEEVIL PROOF WHT.lT Tnfoa Mntlc,. That fo<wo may be no eaomieg partsaUir, M **' >***• »• would inform «)| on..med tool hSSiSC'*'.............•’ I.*.: XHQTQ0CU. £OOK ATTIUI -^{OJCXIT WA.VED is ‘ ’Smeteiioa— Braaa*. Genome A Gasrr. *2 ............. 7Z77Z" £?**» *• GwtyeAr, Btrtev ft Balky. HlUtkn, Aug. SB, IMF.-ntotf w iii Advertluoinonta. Ttfrii proofWbrat-H. n. h->b^ cwit<». Venera. Reltamd ■ Cota W.n-.r! -GooorraS. Billrw A Buin. Cjb-.'h <»rrt Xutlrs -Estate ef D Wrrxar. Xdwtstetrotor-. Ha**—W. S. Okbiu, rutaits^rusr Estete »f B Diu-t. ■ Sheriff SJ«.-Bi.aiaw A jGoovtwb. m B. jqscgjAjinajvB • -MW WMHBSflmn. ■xw ADPjawammrui. Ilnilsj. Mnrtrla. | ? || OUT! S ffir Hastings Janntr. Sffirjsfer1 •• “■■""* •“ sscr. GOODS M so ey isslltalto. tn the Riato. Cell sndkwdt si KftfESS ...t ‘ ‘ • JOHN WOLT. nn.gs, AngtotU^UM. , Ugrf JlJOTICX. rortlteLastBlxty Dm^m. Hasirg aetaSM-tbo Pgrtnera aad swmarwea Clttomse of Battle Crook had eidsMy Ural we tfooaper Aon sag oitee OtotHM Hume ta the (btywea bey Ibota. amd betoig raltaftod^lO to one mraaaaa Par Ouh st Uw Lowsrt rtisrss hnnauwaav ■KOWX BVOABs , . ife^e. BOOTS f SHOES, CHEAP/ - ~ Grooferi««. TSpwTtpp Twb, rawan nw ua cuts ax* sam •Tl SFAsme. in cOTmtaros-raranvocraMi T'”' | jEEUE»mn.ne rmi, Clothing, ^Chths, Hals, Cops, GntfBvpinktkFa^! Linen Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Jfeck Ties, Collars, Suspenders,^ coon PBIWTS, . . IB., Drawers, Shirts, £c. ras rmrr »irs wsuml _ prorfte, u al! eramg^.y L etui GIVE AWAY 600BS "" ’ ^jiwroGwr. gK Wtadwae. Itow Tw*.,^ GL O T K I N G 1 - Hsatteg*. Dra IHh IMA « N^7------------ "----- 7------------ p'!r’s^J-^ -a B*w> L WWMMTY, « MMfew.. AM .MJ- S^JWfo **’^3? T �1 M W AIM 2«?S STOCK : HABDWABE, STOCK OF GOODS, Towe 1 Ve«tk »f Bm«r » <«•< RHIU n iiT'f.t'ax * « «<* wo Towe < Mortb .f Bu>ge 10 W«*l • •Kefaog U 40 Hit 10 - HUB IRON & STOVES «■> JOB LOTS, FOB CASH, . 1800, . Iw»i Monh-riUDa.7 Wert. ;lT.y735 SS COMPOUND MANDRAKE PILLS, HARNESS SHOP GLOBIOUS NEWS ^WIESAU AXD RETAIL WiiieorTai Tar J*re?aratl(M to be l»lart «Tmi joa far Vlae ef Tar, aa Uih kas more ■writ thaw all olkert Hardware Merchant, fair rtMraoCtlw puttie frtiwec*. • nuBBKLb a poweix, *>r Ti c. wruio.'i, Em! BMr Sorerry, Bo«he»l«r, Xe« Tert <5mts’ Jfurnisjiitj BSSSW 3W-i!B7S'l3 g; JEWELS! & IM 8T88L � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-09-04.pdf 5e8bc9d4fe02c0582faedc2e468bd554 PDF Text Text A* HASTIVOJK iABBYXO., iwitt «» *4 tWJ**** eo™ SuU IM J'ffrrue •irwele. , NUMBER 19. Business Jiirrtenj. world to battle with hfa! eart and eon-1 Mtr«a atHsomnfonawM. ■ it, but although be afterwards mamed a nun in whom he loved bunoetly and truthfully, and who waa worthy of his tore, ho wee Mror wholly d**d to his 6nt luvu. n art ryes. WILLIAM MYERS, Dutarta Btir&mttMr iililitiaiiBg—- Music &. Jewelry. . tamn oetvmax dUTlXUB. ■ • - M;1 - . - MICH. FT? ESTON" r» General Gn mm, hhii: a eo., Doaloro U BootsuUnt-and- Shoes, ------- HAMTISGS, ! a^isctmim. UM- MOT GOOD ENOUGH FOk HER- ; but th* latter could Mt fur-1 net him, aa hia.name toon became fhmilnar in every Virginian household. High­ er and higher ho roe* every year, until ho gained a pcritton from which he eould took doum upon the proud 1 Jauter. W*alth came to him, too. When the groat strug­ gle tor independence dawned, he waa In hi* prim*, a happy husband, and one of the moat distinguished men in America The etruni* went rm, and soon th* “poor surveyor’ held to th* highest and proud rot nr eition in the land. TURNER A ULAFUiL, Carnal’ & Waptliaiw ROBINSON & WTGUTMAN Io Haifare,SMta,Nai!s H* wu in all other reepocta aftank, <qi*a Th™ wa. . cum mottosTinXbXnV hartsd. manly gentleman ; but hi. roti. wld Mtl «lled tor rater. mate of hi. fellow m-n waa founded U|-(¥nu Lee had fainted. Tarring to a Ik. nrii>ci|>!ro •>’- ikM —I Lis I.:. -A4uuu, who rode near him. til* offi­ on the that guremed »J<xtiuu of lii* home*—blood. Wealth, tra^ cer said gravely, ‘ Himry, I fear your 1 was by no means nn unimportant toaturo mother has fainted. You bad better leave with fen. H..W ourhtowau weakness, the column, and gu to her." and. like ail of us was influenced tnurn The speaker waa GeorgeWashington, than he even believed by pounds, shill­ once the “jwcr eurroyur," but then ouming^ and pence. * maader-in-chief of the armies of the 1 Tide Mr. G ■ —■ had quite a large fam­ United State*. Th* young man was ily, and tauong them was a daughter Colonel Henry L**, the commander of the whuec beauty woe the et&ndiug toast of fsmoiu “Light Cavalry Legion,” the la­ th*<teui|ty Eh* wuejuet mfhtMto *ad dy waa his mother, and formerly Mias G. budding into lovely womanhood. Not th* belle of th* Northern Neck uuly waa she beautiful in peroon, bat her amiable di«]w«diiau and many accomnliahmenta made her mure than ordinarily atfcbe Constitution. tra^ive, and half the gentlemen of the NorQiern Neck were already sighing tor The Instrument u it will be nbmitted her loro. to the People. It* Article* ia FullThero we* in th* muatry utlhia time »i» 5“ >“±s high in tho esteem of his nwghbora. He came of a good family, but waa, aa yet;* joor young surveyor, who had taught Idmsclf his profeenun and who had qnot much of his time in tmvtning unknown toreeta, with nothing but hia o^npaas Hr Drop, JHlciits, Groena, : v;p<spjo£* do-it,',nVXU-ll. Sail — U ' Groceries and Produce, KT>T|t MT.; IU»TI\«* JflCH wr Cash peM ter l’r.4—. . .. . v. rARK Er. & SON, '7" Livery & Sale Stuble, LEW. CAMPBELL. “City Restaurant,” Aim own* oarer. th.re Breast. HAhUNtW. MtCH. tjr*M>sforprira4a*a^i«- the young man. and it wa* not tong be­ fore he insisted that the latter should abandon all oervtnooy in * *d* Visit* to ’ hhn antfWtM and rd when4»'phased "3. LEE REED, Bladrait^CwlnBi, r^srJorrs^rtv, HA»tl5O8 s.xxrtMxw The invitation waa heartily girth, and aa promptly accepted. The young man liked the jiunter, and he found the aoaety of the beautiful Mary G------- a itry mroug attraction. ' he reeult waa,that he wufrequent! v at the planter’s reeldance; indsaxl that Mia G felt called u~n ■ I.a—. reserved intercourse with hie daughter. The father only laughed at the idea, and said he hqwd his daughter knew her no­ noun too well to allow anything like lore tor a poor surveyor to blind her to , fag »*• «-“P rf duty M waa her father. She found num • toadmiro in th* poor aurreyor than to Ml - her wealthy and aristocratic saltern; and, t.a.Loaoia-as *«•—f. d«b,*‘ - l^Utoro aheknewit barbemrtp^ i JJ AtTISG*, : ' " UXITED BTATEB MAIL 8SXSH«Si5d ; tyuuia-oUKrori— Middleville and Grand Rapids ■ .he would have thoughtit a happiuros to go out with him into the backwoods and fflMg'agSgFgfe-tg EZ— ■ • S'ffJSnc- lB *,> S-fi-A u.s«*. • £ *cponhi>r lu U-» U-«l of HIT sbitilto .” Itoa V.. ^MMsl «B* isewlsttvs —tu<l*<s Mell So cooSoulr*. m4 Uh UnolJ pUx — —As pruoulsounJ aS* prsaarvU is ib, Eaglu* ICT Tbs UeUUwrs aUU peH** ‘XSW sajr ■— for. Vww prirasa — ■» baa Ml. aad daU; pronda Ibal "Sofa.-i'snob sxwaya are da �^^==== j£n»Bt«YnxB T’k2J‘' the public. Gen. Orant’e letter to to th" point, and -fire Ms fotowiv stoft ths loyal tmeses Of (Ms people the profoundeot gratlfleatlon. It is earnest, directly to vs wrax X(tT Js wwbicl. ----- MUSSB tH----- A better pretest eouM not bars been Ljnwr cttaxi arr^rrxsjrs. ftyUoocto, ,;tt . . . , 8» stoss. s«.eases,gAlgl JIQ8,- ■ • HIT - — MICB.. , . Winti GrocorieSy Ayers Sarsaparilla, Boots and Shoes, Mt MJlDriWTHI Moot. land Caps, Clothing, IS.GOODYEAR 4CO. eKITP rVBMkMMStt Fanning Tool8. —A gee Biealss'btil stem tatroysd T,000 yssa o< glsM is lbs Sse^obasaa. X. T„ nttreo4ttops Tiersisy. -Mr. WbUwortb. of KrogWoa, tag . ha. Abes.OooHo are o6rrd st VgRY LOW PRICIM for ibe neiiTIIIRTT Jfalf 4 Elinitr ®aoh tionsry meet thia calm, weighty, and truthtai protect ? He devotes more than twice tl>f (pace occupied by Gen. Grant to a substantial repetition of one of bis HsaMBher! Emaember.' SIG DABQAINH! «u jaarnamrnd ru coarse, he fpnares tbe will of the people. Il to a philosophical doctrine that a column of water no thicker than a pi]*■tem, would balance any other body of water of the same height, even if It were the Atlantic Ocean. And so A. Johnson bangs and Munr-nns IIIIIIITS k eiEMIITS 50 000 F> HT HmsWr wr ■.•tic sad oros sad Stowell Ac Corsett. MiUtoriUs.Jsly C, 1MT.-I4 llyt single will la aa much superior to the will of the loyal mill lone of ths country as his position to higher than theirs. In other words, be has got the Idas Into bls She Sfiastinq, Banner. Gen. Sheridan done to injure the Consti­ tution or over-ride its provisions? Noth­ ing, certainly, that the President Is able to specify. He talks vaguely about Sheri­ dan’s “absolute tyranny," and says, what every body knows to be false, that aflhira in his district appear to be In a " disturbed condition," and that *• a bit­ ter spirit at antagonism " seems to have resulted from his management. But, as is well known, all the dl-turbsnce then IS it itt rebel quartern. The UltlOS Mr* in Sheridan's district, are unanimously aattofied and perfectly harmonious, and only disturbed by the prospect of his re­ moval. And yet, thia lx all the traitor at the White House, can otter In JustiH- j|iBDinn.Li DRY GOODS BOOKS AND STAT1OJEIT. MTDDLEVnxr WOOLEN FACTOR Y, Hs to peresreg to card esstosi rolls dtolr. My Xw JUetoMsare oy rods. th. be.t .1 .'retteg ‘"«*L «sd hstl.g ireured .. rood wwkwro ro ““ ’* •srvlwre.lwtorDtlyibletorwn. — i-— r-jTbs Lodi*s srv roysrisllr Isritod is soil sei sil-WTOMsn fwk to H writ fcro tf wwi to I. sniM rot full slack of Fsbct <:«si‘, will be fond tfo bwt SM< sbreymlto ik.s-rtK *oouu> ™£TOHT a Ml sod es«e ssriy. Wsai uk«s lanxctaag* foe work. DRUOaiSTB' WAXK &a\ gtaw. EDITORIAL CORKESPOKDKMCE. by a public man. We are sincerely glad that thia corres­ pondence gore to the people. It will do m uch to neutralize the eftects of the Pres­ ident's course, by awakening a vigorous and vigilant public rontlmcnb \Ve only wish that Gen. Giwft other letter (re­ ferred tc ak "private" In (hceorrespood%nee) protesting against the suspension of Becbktaby 0TAKTOW, could also be made public; and it to possible that that mny t>c the case, when theoriginal reason tor its privacy shall have been removed, the treason of the President established, and loyal men again rule the Republic. Paints Oils, Glass <t Putty. Varnish, Dye Stufft, I.nmps. Ijimp Wares *»■ Drug ft Bookstor Prsetieiar PhrsWisss. noolisd silk for tbeir pewttee. a< m low Hww •* *«7 “* ebtato aaysbero. CsUssIms. Prescriptions cart tally (owpouM* —ace rwt or— rvwiBtici, MEDICIHES. CHEMICALS, anShrMihKPrits! BOOMS g BT ATTOXEBT, i^vtameey. Fa^GsW^ *all rspre, A. A FULL STOCK 4f artidas is BT Has rinlislli ..MW, 7 rare^ro". —vreMr—*-.asdT ■■ Irf Pare Wises & UgMts*. Chaice Teas A Sssan, Tobacco eel »* And to kepi w> by sle.o.1 e».l«l errlnl M bool arUctoo of goo*, etyes^ lor tkn tssikri small And that the “parlor '• rebel who wrote 1 It, knew to be an unmitigated and wilM falsehood. It io true, perhaps, that the white rrbe’t of Kentucky are denied scats la Congress, but that the white men of Kentucky are denied rep- r’” *T”7 norm in> qtnex salsa TO OTT DKW STOU. fWTUolful for yo»l fwon. or Mix* • AMD HOMERT DKAUMQ KITH ALU AP.MAH.tt.1., r. i.Aiun. MAXT BTTLE8 OF GOODS Beady-Made Clothing! Breai, Cractai Pies Md Cila. OSNAMINTSD. Vxwh Yeart Every Morning dia.ift.fc I. to ni At.*fevfciM>« �Jiril ini WiMtnaiww.' *PZ. IF TOC WIST 6000 fash Wanted Jfmmediitrlj. BHXXtX OUT X I 3I-EVXizt.B. Our cuotomew wIlLpld*** taka notlea . tbit our book/aru balanced to the FiasT 1 orJCLT. and all account* pmfeualy made are due and m»«t beaattldl Imme­ diately- W meed nil that!* duetto, and hoie that our cuntomera will reapoud without any delay. ottew.14 mi rMi s7 b7 Io aoaaad, bi niter to right, »|«,U ItaH. free. -tcadyear. Barlev k FaBey. HMtlnx*. Au«. 20, 1867.—nistf match GAME OF BASE BALL. -tighter IxMkllag af lU>r aiwaar” for tbo lart trial, trix agaiail. and oaa laotngi to play la r«a>fal addi.A* jajvork cbnrlaUy :4- UC. grtf*tAltf & ReAeHUKg .l.aZl laaiap Gwdyrar to flrat by graaa ball toeeater. MmWanMd ; Utrnoiu,alnUa Uol ball to leu. anbGoOxtr to |*wd- aad lakaarerMd on pa**-1 ball 1 F. HulbnrOk aad I'arter, tetlh ual va fly ball io I. Uriawold, liobcrtPAMkei. but la AND MEDICINB8. Dry Goods, Boots# Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Groceries, " Piece Goods, GREATAXD SHOW Crockery And Glassware, SCHOOL OF EOHUTED UIKALS. D’HfiK’"0' DAN RICE’S U»m««|>all-l«l h** l<**'*d »t Mlddtewine. for LCIEaiflTO aeroad. eend tog thinning borne; Roberta to aee Old »n rolier down crater, aoading 1‘arXir home, galaa hla third and roam bean na hi*b abrMing Uiih.rdbaao; Maaimor .Lro-k low baU to right GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, STAT10JIBT CACRCD CATTLE, sh|«te «r waeah’p to lllndmua. The ^»!y ,jy» Bury ol tbetr Habit a and Pccullaritlaa. ajtewarid^L'a'u^ EXCEL1IOR JR. high Ihrcving br enter Arid. whtob alao mb Itorttoaon ; EL Barber to Oral by rotlw to right, aandtag L Omwold b-na aad auato arecad; Hammond Ml M fly by .bort Hoy; * GriawoM eowda bcunerr to ngbl, irndi H O. B LAOIIKGf THE CSAMD PAHAOE, &BS S :■? Wtt IV. .!»« < IIORSSX ix>sjr*. iwii mt Whteb I* pot a. In Hat and Quart Caaa. artlela and warnuited to girt pwrfort todo nro EiHiinion eacidat, N. BARLOW, w. B. GOODYEAR, R. J- ORAX?. U.IMT- ' NEW CASH ST0R1 BARLOW &.GQ0DYEAR, SATURDAY, EKPI. Hi, BIT. LtLEM WITH ALL. TO BUY YOUR GOODS! VERMOSTVIUE, FRIDAT, SEIT. 11 ETIM XEEBCD Kill III VTTLI iarnajt. wV ®ajtn §rjo! Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Great Baipii! for tte Pejle! PIECES FALL PRINTS EDSSELL & NEV1NS boots i sBoes, cm �STOCK : HABDWABE. u»nti° wm.- .^is !5 ^-ss jjj .»>«« IRON & STOYES JOblots. iob cash, • »;=' fi3W TUhr rfBaitlaf*. HARNESS SHOP. &ntporxp EXTIACT OF BLirKBEKBYi _______ mBCOJAKEOUS <yo THE/CSLIC. ‘ GLOBIOys NEWS Per the People. Haatisn. J— »■ IteT.-MU WHOLESALE AND KETAIlT Wa waal4 rw^wlfcllr «mmmooo Io who Kara ferarad uaw.Uttlx.rn.nlrn TWOOL tea S n. uira, spraoub a co.. Hardware Merchant, Ba<ro>ot oiwoW. u4 aOarhvate. Hi ASTOV UHIKOLY LOW PMICX3, . Mftes. Moffat’S Life Pius ’ and rntrox nrmis. ^Ready-?Made Clothing TW l«t Sntttwfal BedWna 8Mo Van«t7. *••*«•>< ' Blotter. Am M. imt. ^pniKlVutnt V ALAEV ®tn!s’ (Sooba. CI1MFOHXB MA SB BA KF. HUS, I. » ■> fiwrrrrW a.yd wmi TAX SATliFACTIVX. *«. ooppMt, * asirr ikon vam. -Let... ' asd Fever and Agar. 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DI A BAD TUL Iroted oust, vert, to be about rigid storeman ia the •tyte; ■) *TW F. N. OAUAJWAX. banker • j W3EUK- HARTVOS, _... HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11,1867. • •» NUMBER 20. ................... .. Fai»u 1> BUI? fr°J,le* fur -T0Ur thia destructive engine quite now, iaertaa and robxiiy having ere thia boon amlioS to obtaining an iir.mer.M power « pro* ^lT18a2M.Steuxhoa canned a modal VAN BAALEN BROS? “Oh airooetaay thing; Huie of every thing, ftree marrowtot peae to rye straw ; got the all-kiF.invwt dried pewpkiua yon ever set your eyes on—’xpeet. nur, vv.n’d ______ f that dried pntnnkin, lajuire t inriotor declined negotiating «d pumpkin but inquired if __ _ _ _^bsdtor! now, squire, I expect MHH. C. FREEMAN,' rasnesna MXJJLIiy EJIt, uf Chicago. If the eight ririev of Luffalo, Dochoeter Albany, Pittsburgh, Newark, Providence, Portland and Mil­ waukee had been taken up Ludily in 1861, nut un ahlpbuatd. convoyed acrues and de^emted^un U^frm^ii r vo gut some uf the ntoeei and yallerrat you ever set yt«r eyoa on. Gvtaumerout united populations, would nut 1 ave added here now—cut tune in a abougar box to Lunuuu so much ns IxmdcA qwtoly ruut in dads waggun. Brought if dowu •htcu. added to it self during tho previous dofur Kernel Waldron, bnt yuu can have cvunial period. Every twenty months a it TH bring ifrite strata inhere, darned PRESTON A MEAD, ■ ■toe city <$n>g* into being along tho globous vane of London equal to the On the strength of the butter a dicker city uf Oeveiaad. 1 ■ ' * * Its .—A — .". k* I was ■mdfly eotortMtod, far which KobeSeveral rears ago the meiropoHa, Mko miah was pat in immediate and absolute some fabulous Cydopa, sjirnwi«-d out up­ pumton of a ooto, vaM| end puto. butte, watery rwullinRs oa the face, cafe on its couch uf 7k,t*€0 ocrea; Lut the ButwvoM they fit? Nebamah was aneaus affections and inflammation of the mna. a*nut tn, original city, the venerable parent uf this wining to trusttho euat and veto; indeed, eye* Th see occur in more serious forms gigantean muaster, is still content with he oonid puttbemon aud off in aminate, in apartmeote that are nut constantly and th*A pigmy bed of 723 ocrea pu which it and they were neat as wax. Where thoroughly ventilated.—Horn Juur»»C■ has reposed fur a thousand yware Tho could he trytl)* pants oaf Nut right tJUtHta » grs-nr.ro* liinrtvru .Tri. _____ ritf, though so email, is still the center there ia ths store with tho street dour A Remarkable Story* uf th* trading, financial, aud journalistic open, and the women folks rotting and TURNER A CLARKE, life of Ixiudon. and has, it seems, ■ day going all the while. Now it happened populatinw uf 2o8 520 eu .U, ud.dclu well that tho new clothing store bad a populate® of only 113 8t7 souls. ILus corner curtained off for the purpose aud every morning there como rushing into Nohomiah was roeeiLTy riaaed mareia Tie richness of the material and the etethe tity fiom suburb' And rntd cottage The par. ts had streps, and the straps "rt."T01 *■* s* ■** were buttoned. Nehemiah had aeon ganos of the workmanship is ixnaqnalled. within the narrow walls of the uld catv, •Crape before, but the art of managing It ia from an American lady. Her hus­ 170,188 peooua. while thore are 509,6 U them waa a mystery. On ounaidamtivu. band is • New York publisher. Ho lives cnstotnora and clients who outer the city ho deodrd that the boots must go un ia great style. He mu hia fine hu use ; d^hnur toama. and is anmltatiMilv fast. every day to duel with them. What tre­ first He then mounted a chair, elevat­ His wX is nut allowed to dweUundo- hia mendous oni rgr, then, must lie in the ed his pants at a proper angle, and envystulo and diastole of Ulis Cyclopean doavirMi to eoox hia legs into them. He root 6ha is an elegant and nreuniplialiheart, whuee throb can suck in and ex­ had a time of it His boots wvro none ed lady, un be fame not a breath of suepel every day slung its vcina and arteries of tho smnlbwt, and the pants were none a bring euemn of 72*^16 Luman be- uf the widaet; the ehair too, waarickety with no prwiaiaa made for her mainte­ R LANG, BPRAGt’EdtCO.. nance aba reeolred to turnber accomp ialiand bothered him; bat bending hia en­ Ew.-y morning nearly a million uf mon ergy to the task, ho sueeeeded in induc­ ments to a good account Thia fody tailed CLOTHING, sat Mzno. Dronoreat and foldkaritory IT moke a rush to f-vk into a ajxcu of erven ing om leg into the “p«*ky thing* ’ He hundred nerra, and eveiy night they wa. toreddlod Uke the CUommi of Kbodre, Mbited her skill, and fond fall employ­ auT» roautaui mo as. ment and fair cumpcnaatiuti For years and just in tho act of robing the other aho has earned a oumfurtaLIcsubvhl«i.-»l, RtaVrtMfl. • tevl - - • MICH foot, when wUmring and giggHig in •nd ia esteemed by all who know het. ^Hisctllanj. hia immediate vxaaitv nxiela him ofivo tu Kinga end Queens bend over her bandsW. O. HEDRICK kCO-. ths appalhng foot that tudhing bat a work in Paris with admiration By tittle ohintx curtain separated hinffrotn twenty and little her stiwy hu leaked or.t and ur thirty uf tho jirettiesi and wickedest great interest ia attached to it With her girl* tliat were ever caged in one ebup. noodle and patient endurance •bn will Of the romance of lore and courtship Nehaselab waa a bashful yuutb, and moke a nemo in tho wo^-ld, but little is known in Western Africa. would have made a circumbendibus of a On arriving at the age uf puberty, if bo Ike veins end arteries ui S lot Quito Bon^npL mile uy day ratberthan meet thu« giria be a freeborn persun, the young man finds is not the only »uu:te of ani even if ha had been in foil dims; as it a few wives, die number in jrvportiuri tu •ball Londiiu du fur lungs? we., his mouth waa ronch ajar at the "In tbs time of adrerxity consider,” rxflm.o/z4 rssrijarxx. the means ul his father awaiting the usemblBd «Mne‘tfcno •S’J, U___ ________ cjTT .vsmx nx/or. l>are poeailulity of making hia apnanr- •ays tho wisest of tuou, aud nxpvricr.cv time of their capuuaala; Mid to thia num­ uf the Lunt Mayor, tu cunaidcr the peril •nce among them in his present d»*haber he tuay add any that It* may hare arising from too dixapja-amuca uf tutu­ U>. What if there was a bulo in the has shown that tuuler snr.L circa casta iitwfallen in lure with too fculiahnrM uf hia muni and open spaces ia the nrighbu: • curtain T What if he shuuld foil f It ii ia wire to evudder ow bioaninga thaj boyhood ; provided they are nut betrothed hood of the metrotiulis The meeting woaldn’t bear thinking uf; and, plunging are left. How happy for one who has a to another, and provided, further, that KU addressed Ly Ihumss Bugtea and flie fuut into the raeaat leg with a sort of booom friend who will point him to such ho ia able tu pay the required duwvr, other geutlcmen uf note Mr. Benjamin frantio luuecnem, he brought the very ca­ an improvement of mislurtune : A I -ankruiA merchant, returning hums which varies bum five to forty-five dollar* Scuti, the nxcdiunt and t.uwitile cham­ tastrophe ho was to anxious tu evutd. berlain uf tho city Mid that ia dealing Tlio chair rollajwed with a sadden acrouch, one night, said to his noble wife ; ‘•My deer, I am ruined; orerething we ftT C*ssh p*M wPr>4ct« alyl him, teMmfiiate to Wo' with the question before the meeting they pitching Nebetninh heels uver heed Ustee of hia master; and U> three ho shUukl But confine their calculation* to through the curtain and ho uuule a grand have bin the hand, uf the Sheriff.’ I W. PARKER A RON, may add aoourding to hia inclination and 3,000,000 inhaLitauta Be found that catrivnoo orrv.ug the stitching divjuities, in 1801 fliere were, 8888,717 persona ability tu rmrehaac, and over those pur­ un all fours like a fattened roinoearoa 4 chased he mu perfect control; but at hia bring within on area uf sixteen miles, I’erhapa CuSier himself novar exhibit­ death they becumo slaves uf his master. taking Charing Crom u Ute center Au ed a mure striking */*•» than The wishesof -e rrmnen are edits increase uf pqmhtfcn had been going waa now displsvod. Nehecuah wm a consulted. She is often purchased when on within that area during tho peat Lailthing. All that is must valuable remains •till a child, and ia told wbanuld enough to ns—BMabuod, wumanhuod, ehildhovd. LEW. CAMPBELL, | to ubdnruul meh things that the ia tu was going through that mnvesMut q«ito We hare not lust but tbs results uf muforego all thoughts uf any uthrf than skill and imbiatiy. Wo can make anoth­ the purchaser, and any diwegard of thia er fortune if our hearts aud hauls are A ya qmium , advice is punished as acvrroly as though J ouda ail the attitadM ever chiselled. Aa leftua.” Srtn rraaat. WAirrisOA MW” | ths marriage ceremony had annady been for the giria, they screamed, uf ouuree, 14T K«>W« Ise private psrUr*. n*y I jntnped upon eliaira and cutting boards Personal Appearanoe of tho Pope. ' J. LEE HEED, thretelhrsr he--*------ ^-*-a------------ ----thnmgbttMr »ieo of them tu tho highest bidder, with­ ,r-., amnd B out the least reepoci to the appearance, ago, should di^ti ■ | FArW revriascsre. tAlrixfiS, or character uf tho buyer. The nuroheoRoiMtrr—____ ,__________________ OT pfcr— a string uf beads un the neck I CdTA?l >srk warrants*. aAvl young mm ; “Am't gala, don’t I I didn't of tho ffh l ur child and in case of the go tew, I ewaa to mna I Wt-it'a Ml of h«r toother before the ehUd ta owing to tttoM euaaed troemre ev’ry the huUmnd expectant remdre. miteoa'l Aik vourbONiU’UtoUyon bcr to hia l»omo aud places her under the guard iaaahip of an uid woman. 8u«no- STfew^dhTyf foi 1cXmS^Lte°Ulte■ omrrmr* c.'>*jn»sre«x HAieHMOS, Mich. General Grooers, Boots and Shoes, AMIPWAA. ■-,! ‘eV* One ■«** ll.l.i.UUL puaaaos for others in many temptingly disguised form* Cake unuunanted with aAired dusk eandtes eokred in sorb nice rtyie.tov. su highly attrecSiro to cfoldren tends decayed teeth, canker, intestinal mgevewtinn, nauMating heodacha, eohe, •namna, and often couvulafona Unfootiunary may be prepared without ooloring material ao as to be wbolaeotna. Wall-paper, ornamented with beauti­ ful green, pretty yellow and lively red, often diffuses throagh steeping and safe a room* an atmosphere impregnated poiaoMua sapor, that aaama headaeba, nausea, drynres of tho mouth and throat, cough, depremiou of ipirita, pros- of this msbo maeMao to ba eeaofrwtod ; it could be managed by a single man, and was submitted to the inspection uf a military cummMon which made a eerie* uf oxperimenta that left no doubt -m tn m ent going from the cmMtwto thaah- eumforenoe. Tho cooler rtaalf it fedlowed out so as io receive buUete Tho rotary motion of the disk runaeathe ball­ ets tu gett iatoiha grooves, in which they fitlouaely, and. obeying the lawn ef oaa* trifognl force, they run to the oramferenoa and fly off with a velocity twehw times groatar fhan that of the rotation of tho disk. There are several ountrivnaeao provided fur giving tho bullets tho aasM aireetiun In 1MB M Stemhril osaood a machine for grope abet to be xaado; * was worked by .team; bstthe tofliiMy eommiooun which examined k was of •upiniisi that it could nut be used tor the field, but might do good service ia the navy, or tor Qm defence of Hi trims* Cairiag- & Wap-Balers. Hartware, Stmtlm,Kills Saddlers IHnsitten, Dim Mite Groceries, Lhery Sale StiklB, "City Restaurant,” All notoe and cvidoncea of deU,6<>eato on each JllOO) if under 1100 5 cento ;ff uTor 8100, 5 cunts on each edditkmal 8100 ur part thurout j AU receipts for any amount witbtort Ifolit over f20. twu cento; if |20, or meter nuthiiig. AU deeds and deeds of trust, 50 Mato on each |500 in value of the pyj»erty conveyed ar the amount eecured; tetoMI U deed ot treat ia duly etampad. the Bate aoenred need Bi te; but abouM bto feducsod to show the reason why. t « All 0]qreiMinaMs of eeteton ursrf Mtraya,5eento oatoth .iteUM pirna of Tkirn <j nwy . Cunlxatts and agrocmocte, 5 cent* sxcafl tor rani»i when for rent, 50 eaato for 8300 of rant ,ur Imi; if urer 8880 50 route for carb KOO ut lam over 360. Any person iatoreatifcl txstftl atoff ronro! rtamp* . -i I BASDOMRXlDDrOK Cheap-Good advjce, Bp aalvw and promts.*. Why la a han ImtoortalV Docante th son never sri*. SracdeoMlvMhr wtlh iuS djfflt-j tsuivloo) operation.in the «osM h re fake the Jaw out of a woms*. • Hanring ■ mackerel tn year toff eerf tmigluin- iha: you area wtill, i<—M •varraw was * poet fellow wbahadhto flagere Is one _ . , A hall «truck a little boy In Aha e^a laa week. Strange to My. the baurfiw me Hntoly nvneotit of bto mouth. Whan did Ruth treat Boos roughly • Who -be pulled Ida earn and trod e< iBteaiQ, Gamut W. gmre, however, a girl is lucky enough to find hereolf uaeold when overtaken by bueMi wet nW mure than 8uO,W», and the tender psMum. She may then pro- its atreete, if placed in line, a-onld extend X-for itT^ny. i-aj^in A&- frumlireopoul to NAwSmb, and are —and if tho men of their choice has1 igtadst night by 860,000 gas lamp! rtfll a vacant chamber in hie heart (repaduw bearta those fellows have) and the means of buying bar from her parents, a nmoni. formed <®tbebMis J muta- ssEaie al attachment Sumetimo. a betrothed girlfoil, in k>~ Midifth.ob^^^--^ _____________ , ol.w, U.0Wrim».- - I --» m Ud . m» eanpifrom itonroduty. . • l!jw . Xcknoyledgiwnflui of dee^ £a „ ore al* BRSJSr �A XftWM tin /QmMOM. kxb rouoT. xn oueor ■ Anmnnucm. 8hot> ^MsriaaHsrss;: WUtem. TlXtlX RTOX, mviT J«s. uxn calms™. Y/.’lWxSK’S.&Sifc' Groceries, from hia occupancy of the first post. uptreaauredarf Heneveaceumagaffi." With a madness and a blindne*., equal i cwrto that ef tiro Chaloedonlana, a blind*' over the nomination of an honored son Of Maine for tho Vies Presidency, they DHwi over some of the ablest and beet known men in the world, and selected a person of whom, at the brat, they could haye known nothing; for If they had knc.-p-u anything about him, It la Itupoaible to bcUcro that even the jealousy of Wlbon could have induced them to nominate him. As he was nominated, tho | aople could do nothing but support him, and th$y arc not to bo blamed for What luut happened. Perhaps if matter* bad taken the usual coarse, he would Hats and Capa, Clothing. J. S. GOODYEAR &.C0. rt<Ucu- F’arming' Tt>ols. SOI. u. torsslw reaaafcr a MAX' MOTil HTOCKef Beady-Made Clothing! atatnsTi t ciesiiti Hatu, Capa. Shirts, Trunks, Valises fe. ifsaras 1 ’than "it was made to know from the jcrwanllcc atul Infidelity of Buchanan ; and that ho will do. It the people do not Itavu to resort lo measures that will dtaUroy,hitpou.tr, and render Ata harm­ toes, fie fe a follow Whom it la Imposal- DRUGS AND MEDICINES. falls 'Sliitri (Soils. Pmfatenta. when srber, have been. Most unfortunately, in every sense, mat­ toss took a very nnuenal course, nnd Mr. Jotai-on found himself placed in a postt’ta calculated severely to try bls temp^ and bto ehamafcr. To this trial ho wt not eqttal, and he hay motto a failure £f*thc moot ridiculous daaeripUon. but: .. , al w hich it to difficult to Inngh, so seri- S&M,«Xb •‘B^XEMnEMrsygsim:’ pw«-arc ita cuMcquencea. ’ —Oh 1 whnt la the meaning of thlahw < oMBleie Ufetar sf ike Rew su lb* cause of hia conduct Is to be found Siffourttev. The Indlanarwli. Jtnen.ct says: “ The chap who found another TerrttMteu from ur Great jyvsr in;hl»owu bad nature, but tho immedlman's clothes In hto bouse one night,, ota ocoadon of it la the failure of the with <7001n the pockets, bod the wit to | ■? WUBCMT D. WICXABpSOX. 1Jan be had formed to secure a ro-F.cc- keep the money, and keep quiet.” —Tbroe singular belpgs, covered wltli OVKB 30,800 Coftxs BOLD jgoKxHavrir. Men Co the "Presidency. Noting that there waa much opposition to colored ! lialr, but having human voices, have t een found roving wildly in Miaaiuri, r.uflknge among tho Republicans in the nnd a St. Louis paper suggest-t tlxU they border States, while the Radical! Insis­ belong to a now race. ted ttpon having it allowed, became to —There fen remarkableaulphursprihr in Ucjuy county, Tcnu., trom which Kays, Ik-rvaMvS Republicans would leave their tho waterflows with great violence, and f-erty and join the Democrats, rnther ia so strongly sulphurous that Its odor Is plainly discernable for one-fourth ot thsn submit tn the negroes voting. This would giro him—for he assumed ho port be the aotl-rndlcnl condldate for .as-j, th£ Presidency—a powerful support in (lietTOrth; and the nddltlcnof the South* an Stabs to this Northern party Would suffice tn fleet him In 1668; henco he Iwcan.c mo t anxious for the readmlsaiooof tiro eleven excluded States into ileUofou, without tho ruflrngv bcin£ -fonder? That now is mycJdpic,tbough .extended to Uro fnodmen. For some hardly io be seen; but when I look at time It wm doubtful how the question him with txy glv. it brings him so Best ■ would be set lied, and there fore be did not tlud I can ptalnly bear him grant" —Recent experiments have proved go to extremes in his opposition to the AXfoof plan. But for almost a year It that none of the so-rellcd safety lamps are so in fact The best wm" tbs Ms■has been made ro plain that even he pbenson lump, which rodrted ihrgs—b could not fall to aso it, that the excluded to which It eras exposed 75 seconds. The Itfotss, once converted Into included Belgian, Davy, Alozards and Ctannya succumbed tn less than 10seconds. Tkwn, because of the success of the colored sufTtage party. Tennessee hai given him a bint of the broadest kind, and there la mftch ground for believing that the other Ex-Confedcrata glatcs win db’Jow Jytr striking example. Paring therefore notnl^gto hope, -po­ litically, the President Is ready for any­ thing, Itfraui pitch-sod -tore to annsteuglitcr,’’ to take rcvengoon the men to n-foom.be attributes tho disappointment he Las encountered. His late action la lutpiPglble on no other hypatbests than ait, tbrit he has come to the determina­ tion to play the part of Buchanan, with ffflSy'ne’n Buchanan, by neglecting Ln do h's-dniy, nod so perjuring himself, Mkl by affording Indirect aid to the sc1—Inn'-1*, brought the country to the vego of ruin, aud reused tt to expend half a rallllwi of livre, arid five or six !V>ott_-and millions of dcltan. Johnson, by becoming an active CataIaRX, con GEIVTft’ OOODB, will lhnt It lo roar EKS'tf,v•Itrsri U!mfan•ypertosily sad bo yo mm DRY GOODS nootts,STAJipsm. n'OOLh~B r4.-a.TOB T. .IfebforwtoHrMSMS t u.n Immense Bush to Paints Oils, Glass f Putty, Varnish, Dye Stuffs, BING & LIVINGSTON'S Drug & Bookato Sl-SitsS, er: an><- Ir-itn tnrvaaeia nJ Clothing, Hals, Linen Goods, Satchels, Collars, Drawers, Cloths, Caps, Trunks, JVImAj Ties, Suspenders, Shirts, $c. San 25 PtrCataAntrFris! GIVE AWAY GOODS t..HMr ^IhrMWCS-dGVSaA.'TEtSQCUi MO ttoWT DtALIXG 1TIY1I au. J DRUadlBT. AND BQOKfeKl.RFTi A. KMAU.M-L «.*«««• MANY STYLES OF GOODS RSMSWA'reWttti Ji* Cotti Pits am SBfKG£gmiiiaoi ,----------- —-—r__, - iHjff MtRrtng as we do what bto ehanro'terK«hd what ware bto bqpes and tn- ' y-ij—e Hahns v4 rid af&r.StastoD ‘ far no other reason ibsn that be found , -Juaaa £tos»toa X. Wu. la hfe way, 1 ,a;tod wear ready da tauresse bto treaehefBAfo* ftaSMi acXuat the eouXryto peace. Ills schemes are sueh as require him to when the country woe ytbeaotkmortbovrry UMsik was to protect it -- ----------- ito toss. ■ aa. rural or ca^u nnlOo . iMmS WnO Ob ‘»-M« j -iiffimW**11I Prwh Yoast ’Every Muiutof1 �liot and gdbftiui l0tlr huno-’ »n‘l fricudkhlp by ?££3®k2?C!i KWJridiM acrteto,prorad. »ltiz »;ir,Sdft?-KS: sz ’I?. KT&iEixnrJ DRUG & BOOKSTORE, I want to go enxt thix week 0. D. BPAVLDIBQ. fash Wanted Jmmrdintrtj. rhal iwj~- —- ----------------------- . — „, Jt ;v in • ■» at*’*”’*" pretrtonaly -I- arv J-'C an.I mu»t <* Immo.itairlv W. need »U that le da* ua. and ., .'-bat ..ur cu'toraerw will respond NEW ADVEBTIBEMEIITB. CHOICE FABILY CBOtUlU. School Booki, Goodyear. Barlow ft Bailey. Iltellnx*. Aux. S3.1M7 -Pl** DAN RICE’S GREAT SHOW . ■ AX» i ' Photograph Albuau, .'jfrUrjM fcc 1M7. TleLadiaa w!U lad cv «C Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Flavoring Htfiaj's, SCHOOL OF EDUCATED ANIMALS. The Bost In Town I ■ CMTLWOX. AN ARRAY OF-TA LENT i atearteM la iba towtewl WwK N IT Ttol I. aerr-lrr II H h Ito RrtMfei> a .-CtLMOftM, ate KlMlYMUAEKANr b am U» caUtK uauUukr Um t«<:l.ml<j natUaawtitt. ■ • • DAN The foltowiag »r» the irawtfera t( Real Rotate H Barry County for the week endtag Sept. loth. L«C: ' - •“ Jaka r. Holbrook to Janek 6tny—a H •? » * RIC£,\ 1, al tba ruM>- r»qa»H •( ite ynUlr. Jfpror t FUST DIE tM NAKT YL-VtA. Hunier's Headquarters! ' ' Ttrra la Lhe y!af» to bO.Opar k* “ rowritn. Cam. RHrr. cixtiuweis,. ' ELY'S PATEXT WADd, 44. K * . J, P. BOBEUtJEU STAUpynr 'lludNkrOfe.U.W- Juwpb Oddi and wife toJoka l>. Lewto-wlf of n w | . MU n, Carttoa. ICOOLacy M. la TtuaU Bcnactt-k w 1 |a mo. M, Dope. Clift. W. C. Goli and wife Io Hoary Holl -n a | ol a ’ Hntlts'and f?kcu!id>ltlkk. Ca wIVAlte Inrbkta:.'TMIrpuT warn-lot ilia actea Ute wucU. nr. BU.XD TUdKw UOlleC. ~ EMOtLStOn Jff. Dur St, >m 11-4 It i ft» iLoroni brrd ArabUn. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. '' ' ami Cm*. ucry I'-llw-.U.. !tw 1 '^6 I cuc& Bal— House,Carriage, Wagon ft Cutter H PETE end BARNEY. Nr. Rax wf-J Miteo! ta tuo «;«r.liaaU •«■ of naauaxa. Io mid coaaly of Barry, the .7u,tri®iWi<«s-x^LJ^ tlo. bee IS) la Tawaablp Xo. Iwo <»> norto of f. O Hedrick and wife to H. rtileh al prroeol >|e 5a.a'gbl («) wool. Itarry Ccaatr Hithlgui. . MILOL WILLIAMS. •rnlla.i'al Adalaiatrotor. i.i_l ‘lift ,aer IATE.XOOTHKA Nt wart akw thia Can. .wMahtaaaUteUcaat lEa froblla la raapaatfab ronnMUioirr.f irsoors/for. t«SS5X ~ ■ PROnTa CnnftM. aorrimi'a .TTA TS or MtrUIOAX. <t~tey rf Um «MS.n ™r 111. l-rln. ( mm rar <h- Cno Wo al Ul» WW«U IMtaole Ibe vttla»> li?®J JmTwtPXbrotote af NMf < DISSOLUTION. TWO HIBITHB KIWI U1T, I*.-" rx, ■ W T .'Xl', «.T?U n^i , rowm0T.ro boffin t>»ar W«. . ■ ' BljAOtlMG: tt’5rs5?£jcrjsa / '1 laraw..:.. J. as».“.‘.-.‘i: t: HOSWf:1 1 Sobtomlf......... I 1 J tmat............ ..~Z .r Total....... 1 S .M ■IrAM, io-.r CrarlBenubef Z~M «W.Pros, us, u lten.it T’cransn ftr beat Urowla*. to Kites. WILL EXHIBIT AT BARLOW & GOODYEAR, SATURDAY, SXPT. Ill 1867. VERMONTVILLE, TKIMY, SEPT. 11 NEW CASH STORE, TO BUT YOUR GOODS! af Mrry mlatM«r<w» body ..roHy w l-lxo«d ba no Mji»« U-A W.H —!*d. "*k y lliage UU for Sale er Trade. Dry-Goods, Groceries, , Ha.ts & Caps,. Crockery, Boots & Shoes, 22 ** ■ZZX2 a-® -,5g .with a luxe .**atim«U af 9aaia * ly ilmlc CiteUng. iuAto,- Capa/nU. i'r,?fn5nasj£p,'nn"'* Iberoby M’» our money. »<M ’l^e’ rimi'r! Ailinl’ dra'tamrMM tSwapkay c^Si'iiSUb tea ffli’IrateiiM nAK^rn- ETBIT SBBtEDXlM'itotnU, &&& Brory HaaattH. Grat Barnin ftr te h* AmAJTwm - leu >3sert»»t ef Creckerj ia Tewa. Fmk CeHktMKMilyeatal J OM fields MlttM nrardlen ef 0m. BOOTS f SHOES, CHIUEI �STOCK : RAKDWABE, jrffH2Tr*.. ISBSiS )XMtkdf*a»to» Waal * I Mtm w M a Si lot uo ,iSrSSii« LXSCi**^ STOCK OF GOODS, SR, to 140 IM IRON & STOVES JOB LOTS, FOB CASH, tiXlXbsTOXf*, 482353535323235323484848 ■' ■- AwRii'trnt nALe. * itfU HARNESS SHOP B^4UlkL>>». , . M M tun lot ».. k*r i , f.rjijau. - ■• HW St M iou Uahrt Cot rrr TRRA'i Orrtcj. | Xatkv i» h«nb< Mcrarfi»c« ih» pmiilAM of tho Suu to tu oudi r**o t GLORIOUS NEWS WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL Hardware Merchant, CLIIIX! Jfnrnijljing Cocis. Tanrh J Nohb oTJhafe tO Waal K*<*<X >3 » «* « li 41 I. I..X «* »o n« i lu 1< Tow »I North of Baa*. I* WaU. oom. juakst axo Tiiran sTMrxa. Zs»*«vi|le, - , - - 7.^®K’.rj.'iSKtwr:^ T 1W • X Io tu am A.I oar Kogior* bart opart ametar otaoko oa thorn whtoli arrvol tho rparka We would ruportfallr rr,«r roa te Oto tolk-eing gwlleiOta lor the |»ii tabling. altHtr, and ;n££5 , nrThi blghao* aaah pre. "■ far Pan aad K. Lm«, Spr*<«e & C». 1 - a!i; i illilljMUI UJM 1U loalai <!« . mssssa^ ../»** W«it sow y priwutt— to In dhato»ffMj»«teririw < Bums tth ta tan BMtt ttn all utbtn. ’.’**•* a^rtMn. an tto ASew Thing for Hasting* j7c~u.ai JlfURT 4JWSIC 3T0B. WM lu) luv |J< >2 S •>« Sill; WK) t tv W !«• Hl I) U* P”4?Balsams, and put up in UrfW Ohl*. Horlo(«4a**d fiouily'to oor forateV oxtanitro radklteo, ■■ an w« turn I of vat a krrWVter o< oof iaiprarod I'oH*L<< Sloot Kaghwo aad ttenaHa UirruUr K.« Mttk. Ttoo I. Lt hard- ?’9"-tS 2K!I CLIIlXIt Page's CUwax Salve, ■ F«aQj blessing for 25 cents. It heals without a scar. Ko (tally should be without IL We warrant It to cure Scroftlu Sorts Halt Rhemn, Chllblata. Tetter, Pimples. and all Erupttm of the Skin. For Sort Bmrt or Nipples, Cuts, Sprains Bruises, Burnt, Scalds Chapped Haudt, dte^ it makes a perfect cure. It has been used over fiftec* years, without one fall art. It has no parallel—havins per­ fectly eradicated disease aa* healed afterall other remedies had nwfttwssw " B. HERRICK, lix MCU8XLL 4 MBTIMB- MOU.| TOBACCO STORE Noor*- Md< State *•'•»*. whore l.e • *1 ‘ TOBACCO. JJALTIMOIMJ .. ’ *iu.-^W!. ,,fl~ w. OGARS, 1 1 C BaXITF. Still Leads the Van! Hk 1UAH and Pirn t<3.s JJ.w*; ■ S’SfASga'K '**M*5L^ i. MMBBOUT. r -GBRMAN PIPI* -two t; ’A ‘m TOBACCO BTOBfc ’.r ChfUln 1V~T ’lOTtt •“* ‘X- ““ * � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-09-18.pdf 4f351361c74bab6db2baa2b9749128e3 PDF Text Text ght Suhngj gaonefy • J m-T DfWey &: Townsend^ >r gA.-nixoi co.MWn.J rj 0«,. ,s :•» >*<*» •< Wt*i-Ms«ht aaravr st - WiU, milu Uvui NIL Jusino# ilircrtorg. Otattj Mitt-rtl rimtoi ta SuSUU." HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, >1867. Businrs#' NUMBER 21. SHistrllanij. ■s, feJrr’Xr'ikd nature Fasten a pebble and wstA day by day straining fiber the ilut vfGreat ngMa’eflhAlWrttweighted head to the ann- strikes erne quseriysotneway, Lte mem* ' lUMTIfQg. , ^rdRo-. -OPtoiAsqinsi td! j io the leaver- play with the —the Hm^tbvw gave tkat little party < for Maggie Ware the sama night yuu ' Mr! Gftflty suites front Meg**] F. N. GAij^ViAX, ' were taken ill did they not ? And Herto th* Ne*Tork IndewMestv tf i B AN KE It’ per wns Invited, you know, and wen], ' of the greal rights of ifzWrkl vte w^iMcrrosa madx aj * ‘ -S* . ‘ i. ■■ U.. *. te iu tho fwee erritemMit ftf tha tem- though we all wondered. Well Maynard ’ “SB twml HSas orexi p«.t—ifoea not all this seem lika aero was there, and he said it was ths mote I _____ L J1 A?nw* •; ,tban meta inacnsativn vita ity F’ *i woadorfnl thing to see how Mbs Ware ■ : Hepajmed a moment, thru he said brought Harper oct fiiat evening. She ’ VAN BAALEN BROS., wlWTUKdiBW*-' ’ ♦ actually lucked bim up, as ha stood 'human aid. In all that last year of our .. iPsetmts Buch was tho parag.aph fn m a Vi. ks‘May I follow my dream still farther, againrt the wall in hb queer, bashful way collogn life I never heard Mias Ware’s 1 Ready- Made Clothing, burg letter which riveted my ey« on . uo and char^nmkalWu man, and put him at his ossr. ami made him >name cross hb lip.., , day of tbatnever-to-Le-faigvtti.nsuwiuivr rTArxcsm. r»rjr*x tiio prime sinner, soni that only such of tali after tho m<«t unhea-d-nf fhahiun. At the coponcBoemeni of the Arir it aBD quxts nnusnunwa ooonx of 1S«3, just after’the newsi.f ..ur toilssemed a aftangd tntJt' of ftdn •that co­ tlicao plants as aiw destroyed by human hauf though long delayed succ-saes Banda fw bad juhksh, suffer iu perish- There never waa any thing lika if. May- ■ nard sold; and so thatarsstha beginning llated 1 him a pt irate in Captain Forsyth earns to crown the nutiuna! Anniversary iu^?' If Ihb toei <• true, what must hire They hare met a few times since for, the Fielding's company—I wunderefr wheal MRS. C. FR&MAW, with new thanksgiving. Such an in­ hoard it, but I think now that his urn ice ooce broken, Harper did dot gu buck 1 stance tit hcn ic devotion Md sublime of the tree from wbuee bleeding trunk w holly to hb old rectuas ways I don t 1purpow) was clear cud defined through •elf ssciifice must hnvo moved the m-*t was hewn the cruet of the Lord of all!” think Mbs Wore b a coquette, and yet 'alt •d in a ervvicb cf.ipCher wall, um I carv’em reader; barfoFtno tho simplo । /ftitjo was such a trcm -r of eanrest“Is there rpUiv । can do ft* you? ing with a dospartte tenacity to Its Story held a tradgedy no lees real and in­ •oeainhl* vuub that I could not smile st she lad him on so strangely fur. a time, listening tu bb odd speeches with a grass 1Have you no message to sand? Ob, elovfttii'D. The U-Jati .u uf the Tom------tense bcennso poiiiiliy tu>cx]c cased. She strange ronreit i.ud wo walked silcuU •aiuMtassa ia that splendid fiscs of liars Harpe-. 1 I yon haro saved my life and yuu WILLIAM MYERS, —the tboa'nle ril Jnr« uf its sylvan aoiWiUuiiu Hnrjcr had ken my friend and fr tun aid nod to the little cemetery chan- that would have tnrnod a stronger hoed me dylag 1” sn’d Funyth Fielding. tho itudeK. many miles from human settk* < 1.. DsaUr n> . . elaaamale in the old days st Cambridge ■£, , ' -i J"' ; ;■ than fold Harper’*.' Every bodycan sec Itear’ raining down bis bronzed face ar rnrnt ur cnltirtticn—its cascade "OW I*eiha;M no otlier bad known him us 1 , A’li iher gronp was there before us. with half an eye that he worships the 1hr held the pour shattered head against feet hi™X though the stream whieli JBt-sro.V-v nrrw mmw M’. a-.d Mrs Ilargrawii ttoudluuking at very ground she treads on, and yet no one 1hb breast ,• make i this leap has wore a channel ta niSTISDS, men. (ho rtatuary, end with them.a young la­ but ho is to bL'nd as not to know that “Tell my mother that J was r.ot af.nid Iho herd ’*d rock to a depth uf 1,400 dy, whom I thought a »tra»gt-r at first to die, and” - tho ’Ju* eyes opened wide feet*—render it Che grandest marvel that I'KESTON * MEAD, gtaMia, het a. .ho turned t-iwaid us I ns and clear as if looting already oat uf tho over met mv gaze. Next to Ynostnita, I Cognised to:r as Margret Warr, a niece world tieyur.d this—’tell Aw that 1 sea: judge that S'ls^rs has more distinct aad <-f Uw Haigrprcy wto-tal had mot when bor tho only gift she could ever tale a: divereo sttribuies uf suUisnuy than any my hand—yvvr lift.'! yeUn chtM orie-stnamer M the eea-side, other. Its volcmo b so vast that ils Those were the last words‘fold Harper ' height b dwarfed when measured by the titrangrly l-ivcly wvea ia her budding was my pour friend s w<ereL In ths Tight Eirlto-ol, these few years hid dovriujicd of this new iww-latlon how clear were •ver sjtole. oyt alone. Yuu do nut believe that it ioitai, mteii t n., to r to almost nmtehlMn perfection. I many portions uf his letters that had pur­ ran be l.'Al feei frem tho surfaas below B-nlvr- la THE MOTHER’S REMORSE. shall uuttajp to deer ibe her, for no mcio sled im tu understand! Knowing u 1 tiiu fall till y-u b*r* gireu yuur appreine»haul-idinventa:y •<[ featurea could did the depth and iutmsitrof hb nature, hensiun time to o'tparul and adjust itosif nfnke thafiadiant t*aut/live‘snd breathe audits iavrible opaciry fur nein and des­ Tho child wns so aensativo, so like the to the grand piwpwtioaa.pt tho aceoe.” before you. I haro »eeu other facee n> pair, I tramLle«I to think of the inevitable shrieking rdaot,that shrinksatthebndfth feulUi-ea, nmpr one so vivified with a Lour that would shatter bb dream. Ought and abuts Its heart fium light Tho on­ TURNER A CLARKE. »ubUu.iufitr .;»diahcef tnakigg one look I not to speak to him—to warn him of kb ly beauties she poasesavd were an cxcoodat but through U :uto the very pre*. danger? Was it nut too late already to ingly transparent akin and the most H-n-w whom I kmw tud hod kved aud avert in the smallest measure the crush b<»ntiful blue eyoa. I had been trained the te-lily i>ud I tag illpiescuco that re ­ utrrusux tnfrr. ing wiogbt uf disappuintmont ? These by astsrn, strict, amveleations mother. I I iJeKEFr _________ _ presented him to <>itr atn-oea qncatiuns aud many tuure I naked myself was a hardy plant, rebounding nt every In fig-tro fie wo* tall or.J nngaiuly, whan alou^without being able to find shock; mufuituuo could net donnt, muviug with an ungraceful awesrsiKe ,i«lniy friend, i’.-or Will was i though discipline temsd me. I fancUd, any satisfactory reply. r»f being !•»«• ly nut toftvthw. Qvur bis 1 ilifident enough, but esra I was i_____ But the revelation of hb fate wua noaw- alas! that I must gu through the aamo high. |«-rtnM*S' (tooladk KlKMli^'in-,I ly pteparad for the vivid crimson that cr than I imagined. It came at a sufrve I routine with this dolicato errataro; so, ducks <d thio, light huir. nud. exot-pt at | shot over Ab wto-lo face, and the few given to out ctaaa by a dumber ui tho I < no day when she had displeased roo ex rare tian, uf strong exrit ment, Ida l.lnw Mammefiyl words that aceompanied biff coodingly by repeating an offense, I,.was Vy<-» were ah-o!ute!ylusterla-M. No ffei- sstlM wv.’ I tew kfis. HMt^rave focalty. TAn evening waa sultsy and the air of detonuinod to punish her earorely. I ib!o line uf lijs uu dean-cut arch of |..«.< dart u look of vutantaiy inquiry st me; tho Oslers opertMsiva Not fully strong was wry aerisus all day. and on sending directed to a dkte tbjref in Ao dtuMto* rv-lcenio-l bi- nliuusl repulsive plni: i—sa, but if Miu Wars thought my friend on yot bum my illness tte> heat ailocted me bar to her little couch, said u ur hinbd at the ndlucmeut uf his inner unteri^aeclbooirato- WMtooyweetlyand to dizziness, and > stepped quietly through “Now, my daughter, to punish yon, yard- On gving to ascertain what H was, tmly a lady to afiow the feeling to mir- an open door leading upon a nav-orrver- and show you how very, easy naughty they found a boy ef tender yrnre Jyteg droanirr, bm inrtincu tender and s.uug rut itself a moment iu her face. As ed veranda Tha sound of voices come you have been, I ahull nuk«Juas yon to- un hb free and apparently toteep ante to new made gn>fA Thinking this net a jwsrm as poerible, vui of sheer pity; I drew to mo through tho lattice and the lonn-s Bhe’fooked at me; astonishment per-! very safe bed &w him. rtbey sbowk him the kuencst i.ppiii intiuti of llw true and Will sway, but I triad raiuly tu engage nutted as twufigures moved slow )y along lumutifill even where. A true child of bim in cbcetful eenvorsfttion. Through the gardoti walk in the moonlight. I auiiificd, with her great mournful eyrs Nature, she alone uulen-tixd him with all' tir litmewntjl Walk hr wushltent and was nr tan intentional listener, but sal wide open. I SWH»*IO Ml* had forgotten maternal instinct, took tim tu her heart abstracted, only rnc»rcrii>g sumethiag of loaned against a tallar, almost to foist too her mivcundnct.tin then; and I left bar meter with whom he ratoded, had threat­ W. O. HEDRICK A CO., ened to beat him . w aud shoirrd him her wc-vto^tiaw^gur- his nstml nuancrai parting. stand. I heard these words in Msggio with team dropping down bar chocks,end “And where docs your sistaa lire” iug him is thq light uf .hm |.gn fy-syity. rA'fewdavs teteswiidtba Hargraras het lip quivering. Hrwarotly I waa sent Ware's voice: asked une uf tho party. A' shell, aflonor. n »prM. j(f eiiijimn imuod invitations to a little reception, esarsso svsvssv., “I grieve for one thing, F-nsyth, and for. *0 msnima! you-wiHkies marl -In DumlMrtaaru was tire reply. . Ireics, the sliiftiug tint and dtittioe r-f a given i-ti ML” Wnrc's aco-unt Harper, all the mure keenly nuw that you and I can’t gu to alswp if you don't,” she HAATIXCM. ; MKB greatljFW HA; owa adrpib*, iwcolrcd a are ao happy, ft b a strange thing for a sobbed, every time of her voice trembling cu<d girl to sey, but surely I noul have no ! as she held out her hand. “Iter q*WW-r’ he »^d; Ifrpu secrets from yen: and I am sure that ; Now came the struggle between tore • I just came,” sobbed the poor littfo know! hifvr otriof Spoilt an evening out poor Mr Bnqw fovea me; and, more felk/w. “becatae my taoflitr’a grave was in Cambridge—or any wboiv •!•«''' ho than iHSt, itb I who have been at fiaah. nd-Mf;wM> half‘hntgh, and'bas <4 his I tutted, hb painfulshrnoesso much when my stern nature urged me tu panbt in His mother hod'been bnrWttaN my c-rrrectiun, that I might impoom tho quick, girlish blush;*. I happened to meet him one day that I short time before, and We sosShteb fat-' MtCHjpAJf. It was true enough . the unequal sbug- begged Aunt Emma to Invite him to uur fault upou her mind. That b ths way I ugoathnr grave in hb sorrow •ki n *t* whh j-'Wrty, waged from hb enrlfoat hwA and I tried ■> much whenever i I ’ had boon train'd until I waa a cubinfoJ . COLE A KOS, , boautiful touch pf nature ia a Add who' years, bal 1- H the shy, count>y-born eaw him to make him fed Imppy and a at, । rive child, and I remvaiber bow- triton I •mart iUUM cr _____ ______________________ would I hmibuukad toy mother far bsratraigU- euuld scarcely have yet teamed to realm, y. nth no time trtrn f-t sv^b “ suuety ” as Lome I never dreamed that be i Groceries and Produce, Such was tho m»n «.f whose life the had boon kbcehiulo to binu ' think envtliing more then rommuo cour- • f'ffu ufd toitrea.’ I knoll by her bed, and the tree character of UM aeparuups Iasi oct had been to yield it up fur anoth' Wbntnbsll I\do, George? I’m nut tasy promis'd the little attention I paid to | whispered, “Mutborcan’t kba you, Elko,” which knows of no setotion on earth. *■ words teemed to choke '- Thither had Im snsttattirely wandered to though “the me. lit to go _• Whal mnstoih^—” Ho sfol’- him. I was taken wholly by eeirariee! P«1 suddenly, lus cheek ffusMirg again, when I recognteed in hb manner a aeen-; Ker baud touched mine; it was very hoi; sob vat hbstarewsraadtoQifotoa with tell iif him, only tn nuall tho life of n tlrnffluruinirito toe qukkiy. “Y<m were er interest la mo thaa I wished — ‘ eouid but I attributed it to her exdlomeut I team t*>c grave uf one who bad Htbaato W. PARSER ASON, summer that b pa.»<d away su i»nnding inisuraldy tuluunod uf me that day at not believoit at first. Yon know, Forsyth, , blamed-myself st tho fragile form shtok been his natural protector, for he had iuto more perfect outline the frngmonta- rfotitj Auburn?" it aBcmasu strange to think uf him in the I with expcMsed w.ba; and saying, * Moth­ evidently a ted himself to sleep. "•aaXjsifc; -,nff ■an-XjH or rxrTxux Music & Jewelry. General Grocers, Boots and Shoes, Carriau & Wason-Iaiers. HarflmStra,Im,Nails SaMlere & Hanimiien, hoot a sear. Ko e without It It to care HcroMa ht-nm, OtiiMata, is-fii: Livery & Sale StaNIe, me fidlara. LEW. CAMPBELL, ‘City Restaurant,” ithrr nmodiw had en pajWrfAra* ax» annu Ntror. rite 8rs«rr. HXSTIXOS, MICH.' J. LEE REED, Btetouth,&nwlW» fa, bhivretoiX* nkSrisos-' Or AU work wsrrsetod. g for Hastings :o STORE Middleville and Grand Rapids ixcrr. ASD FlMX ri.uk- ’ ill MOOT, g-iM FOB JUD^S AND nJvt, ry sketch of the wor-c»rr-?spuudcnt, and ''WHL Ih.bper,” I said, -^uu ought to in tho light of that vaniahod |>ast tnak- icnuwsmi butter. Yuu <t« easily oiubarvtighbtese v*«-»»bs*Ms 1 rs».i*d, I kn«w, but bow ore yrm to overrodfe thu tendency witlwtrt a-enstenting -Ovatoetw *»«.■*»«•* ' yourself to company ? Gu by ail moans It was in ottr juniurycar that I camo to know him well Ho was a careful: student in every department, showing by HU teqw deamV “id I saw that he hb cuuscietitiou* application the thor­ hud roalfy wished (u go, and needed onough appreciation uf a buy, who Jj> a wutd uf tuuMiuygamont to aid hb hod worked his own way up to !■ ug ce’- daemuns “1 think yon are right, ' he said. “I Tho expected evening come, but I a ■fifrubbing heodarhw kw>t tne in toy riarth and Wdl nsadn to- dri.Z iuto Cambridge Asobty aloaso 11 hn ru indistinct re­ c aieaion nF antae dAyw of suffering that fsUuw»d-r*f beingrmriedbysAr stages te «y tountiy .&■»•; itorn .*mM a. IMH* tter.to Tliay tell me that I lay for Ktwke at tbwpteat-nf daatb, and I know that!jnao, from my sick-bed tha csnaci- UgHW a lover; but I am sore of know,! er hopes Ellen will mind bar better after fauogh not a syUablo has puued hb Ups ' > thh,,r iaft the room tot thanighL It might hnvo boon al-out midnight to that import.'* “Don’t give yourself a moment's pain, i wbest 1 waa awakened by tho nune. my da ding.'* It was Fureyth Fielding ! Apiroheauvo. 1 ran to the child’s cham­ who answered. “Surely yvu can not bu ber I had a feerfrt! droem. Ellon did blamed far being lovable and if bld Har- nut ku'iw me. Bhe waa sitting up, crim­ pu? absurdly dared to think that yuu soned from the forehead to the throat, cjuH care for him, ho must pay the poa- her eyea so I right that I almost dn>w back aghast at the Hance. From that cltyirf hbreahnosa." Tfon t speak sb, Forsyth dear! For­ night a raging fever drunk up hnr life— and what du you think was l£a incessant give me*, but if you and be were to ex­ cumrdaiut puurad into my anguishing change places he would not speak like UaA? ’Oh!kbaBkMnoihsr.doBainh, I that of you, I think The utter impoari blity of over fowsy any one IHw him Ellen, won't yuu ? I can't sloop. I won’t does not prevent my seeing how truly nobe naughty if you 11 kiss ns Ob 1 Has Ue and good he b, and how much to bo ■adisriMaiM. 1 can'I go to sloop.'pitted for ■ Holy nttle sHM she did go to Muep The v.doo grew indistinct; I heard a one morning, andnerer wuke affain—-JO, slight w>uud beside ma and turned only nsvw! Her band waa locked In r^tae, to start bae ’e again with a smothered ex­ and all tny Voiru icy with its g.adtud clamation of duntay. There stood Har­ elull.. Faintly tba Jghi fad*! cr*t of the per, every feature rigid and nwtiisilses beairiital eyes—whiter end whiter grew ba if o«t tn marble, thn ls*t veatigeufoolths tremnh.ui lipa Shs never knew mir, jT rem. from hb fore, «d the toot of a but with her feta breath she whispered; eteip-waKer in Lb eyre. *WiH” I said, “I will bo qoud, naAhar, if you wul only laying my hand beseechingly oc hie SMfien-Wmi" HaeMghthte breiih <M k»TW. tor with a dry sob. “I—i am wot wed," be said, My , “I think I will go borne." Rnu Would Have aPiaxo.—a Teateule c.t sen out Wret went sway from borne on an extended busimm teas, leaving leveral hundred doUare »kb dv .1 bUltuuu M, wlt, 'adT Kt for five ilollars to go marketing. “Valrpree de seven boonard toUaf I left mlt yuu, don’t It ?” said tka baabond. . “You know, Hans,’’ aald Um 'eunsr* pareuaalvely, "Katrina b grewlag up very oy 4, and j bought her o-w- aplanner.” ... ' ■ "< planner yrfted thw nstoWstsg Tvutcm, ••bought Katrina vu* tAsaroerf ell you sfrust joes and cook tbe piaaaCr"Ob t*> abrlsked the moUqr of Ksdri“XIInd now—dos la Bore vot I ain’t .. . �Great fiaertiea MTMfiAhAMVtMB. tm mi rim Hilf DBCOH, MTOICIKW. OTOnOAt*. ?5«k".©rcXH?KS: nvn , , sttis’ssxasi DYK-RTUFFA TAXKBl JtOTKHM, jabs lamps cnamtn, B ■ Munraua. «««* UMU. BLAKKd. jaSTBPCTW Doars.rwLUt A0unABJt*n»B FASCY LSD TOliXT ABTICLEH, ABB FOB?U: T8ICI Ab% FABMIBA in<, (or both States are JMteofby oys> whelming majorities despite tha dele­ tion ot the Republican members of the •People's 14—Dee League" all oPwhom •>* rV“» —- —IV* ” ~T'3s«2ftT‘-K: WHS-®.. HI, ». I? * **»■ Boots and Shoes, < AttCMAJflCA .«LBnTwiy. lawyem. orncrtB > bybbt1I0DT TOOBTAD! ’* VP PL IBB. th«ra being do such thing In New Eng* land — a Temperance Copperhead, can­ didate for office; at all events, ws Dover heard of one, and the laaue w— not na­ tional, but local, and there was no other quarttan In the contest but the so-called the F. I* L. party reduced the Repub­ lican vote, because the RepuMUean party put the Prohibitory Lews on the Statute bock*, but with no reference to the con­ test pending between the trd tor John­ son and Congress. On tho contrary, the P.jLXi la largely mode up of the moot intense haters of treason tn every form, anil unconditional ItADIOAli on nation­ al tliMslIou. Hence, the recent elections in these two States demonstrated .simply that a portion of the Radical party, are opposed to prohibition, but not that they are in favor of copper- tral ton of the Johnson, McClellan htripe. I And if In th** our mlhzulatUe Temperance (/) co- Q * jJJJ 1JBM Hats and Caps, baiii nnim* BOLTH OF KKW BRICK BLOCK, llasilscm - stty.. «ieb. Clothing, J 8. GOODTEAR &C0. LOW fXICJM far Us MltTH!BYT DATA TbrssGss4s HURT Ul —Louhana yields 60 000 hogahead* of Union Pacific Railroad, iian withdrawn sugar this year. nil its Interest from It and transferred ft to the Mteeouri A Mtaalmlppi Railroad, through which to make connections with the Union Pacific proper. —Elizabeth Cady Stanton la off for Kaneva. A well-known poetraa who —Tb« secret license organization In MaasachuaotU, the I*. L. L., claim to have 00,000 members. —The St- Ixrals Board of Health baa prohibited the sale of fresh oyrten until DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Jail £ Mlintfr <6oois. Came now.dsar year honor ■»!«« g0> PXYII> I want to go Heady - Made Clothing 1 nr 9, and leave to DIUG8IST8 & CHEMISTS Hnta, Capa, Shirts, Trunks, (Tash U'iatttl BHELI eerned. the lea NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. n-a-ill b Just u-Aal <Z 0--<cM to have Aavr been. Io —Rejrort. from Mexico Indicate that ’.Vbcnevwtbe mrjority party lecomej ro “BEYOND TIIE MISSISSIPPI: than-uglily detnoraliaed u to piner n the countty is (ant apprr—shlag a peace­ ful statu*. man like Gorham in nondnaUcn for —The annual session of the Grand < lovt-nor of a great and growing State, we rejoice over hb defeat. There, too, and large Fall and Winter stock of thfe quretlon at l»ue waa purely n local Dy ALBERT D. RIOBAUDSOX. <>ne, and the result epeakn well for the O vxnSO.OOO Cori m bold xk oke AIoxth. political future of the /‘Golden State." The result hurts no party politically, the Lcgialalure is Radical Iu the high­ Jjy(Mv*n«» call ss4 y— wttt •4 U «o yew er branch. making partisan Legislation Ut.rr>< “ 1 siprere tbs eppwtoi impossible, and la therefore, alm ply au cloihwL-JSJ emphatic condemnation of tho corrup­ tion of the gamblers, thieves andvaga— Tho height of Mount Hood, in Ore ­ l-dnda, who, by controlling the caitcui gon, has been carefully determined and nomination In the large cities, placed found to be 12,400 feet. <>qo of their number In nomination for —It la raid that the President proposes Governor, and the honest men ot both I to ktcpqtdetuntilaftar lbs fkHelccUcn*, parties united to vote him a political ami no more Cabinet changes need bo grave. The treason of Johnson, or the expected till then. pattUlhm of Congress waa not a quee- । — Prom January last to August >1, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, k —--------------------------------tlon st J-ue. and from the result, no man' 1SG7. the insurance companies of the w.41 pasled can honestly draw the United 6tatcs lost $20(370,000. It used FOB riRIFTINu THE BLOOD. —The report that the Irish girts of । Troy have assembled and voted to give no more men nor money to the Fenian cause, la denied. —Ths detect! yea have a clue to the $100,000 worth of bonds stolen from Jerome In New York, last February. They were in Boston. —lhealdcnt Hill announces that du­ ring tho jmat year Yale C”— *■-------reived an addition to Its I dtstaly. We need hope that our cur without any delay GfiHyear. R HMtingv. Aug, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. GOODS MIDDLEVILLE WOOLEN FACTOR Y, LOTHING, ^30,000 WORTH YET LEFT! Immense Rush to Vi441*viilr, Joly B, IMT^-silyl Paints #• Oils, Glass # PliDy, ' Varnishj Dye Stuff DKUQGFTr. OIL CLOTHS. BING & LIVINGSTON’S 6K0C&1ES. csbcmr.ee Temple of Fashion for OLOTHINQ1 For th® Last Hlxty I>*T». Prescriptions carefully ConpinlH. lea,Col. GIBJlot Ruck and Lieut. Craig. —Wlnnemore, who, waa executed at Philadelphia on Friday, refused the at­ tendance of a — u man ever hung sssfaaf pls—uU U bn»; rad hi* si-iso <• that povHfM hslgift be for th* best lowrert *f th* AsHrieaa pcsplr, though >• lh.pr*se»lU>eT*<!<** Mtwvtatsa* mseti prsbsbllilj tbs» towiMb* th. uslfo®'. «Wc. Is ItfS.s* M* <nsod. tl-gl- Clothing,' Hats,. linen- Goods, Satchels, Collars, Drawers, Cloths, Caps, Trunks, Neck “ Ties, Suspenders, Shirts,#*. Sait 8 fir Cat ■FinrrPrta! omaxx GIVE AWAY GOODS a, a, DBpaOlBT tJTAU porehaalaa Clstb*.fr—Iis*i dsriag th* M>| One Uundrwi D.y* will b»»« lb«lr CUTTING done FREE OF CHARGE, ruorrra axd qujcx a at.** TUX art DWS BTOXX skfsl for part f*»®cs •' «sbrh • I th.**-«.»*<! OC taAXHE£<jCA« AND BO5B5T MAUXG WITH AU. MANY STYLES OF GOODS f.D. min. AND BOOKSELLER, Empire Bleak, STODLKVILU, ■ silyl . MICHIGAN- tiTCWOM irons MjU>1 TO OBDXS.^S Brai, Grata Pis ail Ciis, Isvfsg unfit—*d lbs setfas lai—H ia tbs OilTAXXXTCD. Fr—h T.Mt Every MoraW' ^.hUh-lb. el far—gb.. b-t rav A Ce*a City !>: st UM l*rtl rtatlt. �lial and sdotstiiifaste. r—.ra-raue.""’^ ailing II____ . branch ofbuinm bllb.ru> ueglccud. DRUG It BOOKSTORE, tktIt, cmhi si cargos MBAMTT.TAW BABV RAT.Mf I want to G° cast woaIc 0, D. SPAULDING. BBTffifi. GbaUM Tb. Qrral Brnilliaa Krawdy tor tainaU nd .---- • ^.r. -—a ------ 1 - । thorough practical buiineaflodupjt.> tho Grand IHplda toi^< nl College and Telegraphic ntc. It 1. nupcrior to many and t i none, trend tar circulars. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats Sc, Caps, Cpackery, Boots & Shoes, B us Biu.—The teluru match Htirren th* 1-oaa Se»a of UnaUaga, and the Woiraai.m of Vermcoivu-e, waa played oa Monday, no the grvuadA ol th. later ilub. l.iJ readied in a de- »f h»*ubc< Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Flavoring Extracts, MIDDIXVIGLK,. oyramuii, CASfUTon,..,. BALtlMORK...... TANKRfirtPtUSI Wanted immediately. .»• Jilt an I nil accounts previously -uulr ntv due *nd murt 1>c settled ImmoIhicU . Wr need all thnt It due us, and k, e tlin: -’Jf customer will respond Onp, ciaiaieate, HMa. Oili. For. Kira, dad f» ft- CHOICE FAULT CRACHUEii School Bookfl, Photograph Album*, SUrlofcrlBtf. The Be«t in Town j Fresh GooJsconslinlly «n han*. OH Goods selllDr rcgarJIcss of Cost. Hunter’s Headquarters! II «ra ia th. place to boy year POWDEK CAPS, anoT. cartbidgm ELY'S >AtE3T tTAbs. Ati, Don't forgot th. ptera-bn. Door V«4 tf Biiicr. RUSSEI.L ifc NEVINS, Middleville Items. Irri^l Prarbea. p.arrd l»rted I'rarbea. a a year. Pried Apple* V*r th... Cb.ekan., per fh . DISSOLUTION. Faryr." .. The Cn-partnerah.p hantefera eji.ilnj cade, fb. aea>. and otjb of BAKLOW, GCODYEilt AQBAXT.Udtoaalradbymtml moral. IF YOU WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, iota, that which wraryAo^I, ibiogi lotr-aka jour gain," ■on bond • good atopply of W. 8. GOODYEAR, R. ]. GRANT. HaaUaga, Aag. IS, 11*7. ' SPECIAL NOTICES. DEY GOODS PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S rmuiL-Kt had the ydtaaure of araeilogon **» airral thia [Taoaday] morwiag. the See- V. «. forma, praaldlng rider of the (J rand Trartra DiatndM E Cbwteb. and racrotly In charge of 1b. atit.o. Ure. lie rraa looking decidedly Uilib; and »|-pe«rrd la the beat of aplrlto. Boo- BARLOW & GOODYEAR, Dry Goods, / Boots S Shoes, 1 Hatsand Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery And Glassware. u—by deprired of lb. rar. treat which they ■ Irr.had It act been that Cot. Dab. with bi. n«a- ' •IMr.-gbt. boagblbU Medicine, it r.D. Aat- 1 m A Co’i City Drag Sure. Das, ira» rorpnrad It th. larj. atock. .nd tho drw^Qarw to bo nun ' radabuiMd.1 tbh pojotar rwort, and ra for Il-«t uatur. ,n araill tbc jraopla, jodglng from TO BUY YOUB GOODS'! Carriage ani flagon grpol eteit isanuninmu, GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, AT AETOXISBDfGLY LOW flGWk IVGin «i . alt beterr pcrtbnalag. PNIttlPt * leWTiCT piMOlXTlur. PIECES FALL PRINTS GnatBarulH fiff tfci Fiji! BOOTS f SHOES; CH&tff AU |IU. �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-09-25.pdf 91e8bcedd4a1935930797b3f12a602d2 PDF Text Text 8kr ^sitings gsnucr. hahttkoh. a i it iiory of' Urlct Bloek. vtax $al« mJAm*wMa'|.'' IISWIK’♦MWm AwW,’ 0 * VOL. XIL Uusinris Birrrtsq. Sujintsj =?=== ■ TT1 _ ____________ ______ *‘3<isv.. :< . - . - Cards • usaibttMSnito«••>»*«•»•* W* »—ito»M* ' •­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAJL"?«EDNBSDAY, SJESPr.^o, 1867. T . i li-i.i.i. <■•<.,'———... ?«trj. NUMBER 22. Re atan—A Splendid. JUce fo? tujr which teton rendered it tthdwureita roost which HACTINQS. . , ia the atmosphere. F. N. GALLOWAY. eighty specimens of the genor Zomo were cmbariceddn board uf one of Her Brit- ' Sophy Lad not been the Engliuh Windward Islands, and L-anspmtod across the whole width eftha tbn luxury of running anything but a Qarribm Bea to Buatan, a small island giria both felt a ahtoU of one hnno bed-atcod. Pre bept keeping than but Little known axoept to the bns, HACTIKOH, , about the dresses. Har- htraae down !;■ rv in a small way for aonio VAN BaALEN BBOti., time past and would have mum? enough letter-writing to personally superintend to be decdnQy tn.irried ineluding the coat Honduras, is ficm tho island distant Ready • Made Clothing. “About three miles, on tho Honfonl the merely customarr appointments for of a round trip’ tickri, but tlriags hnro about twenty-fire miles, and ILc Sjauish tea, which comM not be trusted to tho in- boon rather backward with mo lately. planters soon learned of th» .suuming “I Mn, told that French Maroc!in«,that I>evplo njtou Rusten and gnvejthi m cmtreainro of. a ,^irt’ Mia. McCready was HABHXO*. - "Ayt • • ■ MICH. tying re# flannel speaking Of Is about to leave Mrs Gear. Site baa lieen to school for some yarn, and a final one to many MRS. (X FREEMAN All were too well disciplined and tnilv and come here hoping while earning mciued unoccupiod fur sixty years or courteous in spirit to intrude these small agricultural paper that hot i-aoro, now it has a |x.-pulaiion of about something, to learn English enough to I trials upon each other,but their influence r.ure cure, which I Uu'l.ond. 1.000, but uot a deorendent of that car­ was uudnfinably frit Mr. Montrose’s go «f Caribe brought from St Vincent in HASTINGS, tho Llritish brig. That race has expond­ with the inconrenienc* of her inability to manner dispelled the alight shadow in a --- -- ----------- ed to near 16,(100 end they are now WILLIAM MYERS, sjxjak English, ss ahe is so skilled in her groat measure. “A fiuo day," bo said. work, but Marceline is bomcrick, and is “Everybody I have had to do with has omlntiou to Eve, and finally died. Ihua I fGund UTer abest three hundred milre of the Capo Gracias a Dios wostrang home. I think that with Sophy’s been in buriaeaa trim !” and ho gave a I lost the benefit of u whole season of I c^aat recital of some of the day’s doings, lead-1 French and mine, and a grammar leesun cgg«.--------------------------------------- .... j «“d to tbc part of Omoa, in ths Gidf *f •raro.vs nxrw »rn»x "Again my paid< n things" didn t dojnon lurav And it is hero with three in tho evening, I could tempt the poor ing new interest to rirctmutnne*-* by tho I HA.STISGH, - . . alyl . . . ulcn os well ns they might Jim f-rnilh who | people that every hater of work and begiri to remain, and I vbould secure most “How hare younrogremod, my drnrP’ Ijres next door stole oil my Ettlo “mgyiw," j liavcr in the degradation of labor should valuable help." PRESTON A MEAD, “You think you would got Emerson's addressing his wife, in conclusion; ‘yon a blight took tho peas, and tlio bugs are . immigrate about closing out fx«r contract on the ; These Cento retain tunny of their old ■angel to da hotu■’work;’do yun P' said had planned a busy day. I believe.” “ ‘Just in rime to bo too late,' as M1m potatoes My csbbago ^iromise well, but, customs, and the Mubammcdui-Mmmon Mr. Montrose. ‘‘L'smoniter tho proverb . . Mien what's that at five cents a head, when :iuslitution — n..one. — n-vj about ttbe early bird.' Some one may of jwlygumyia lids — pe­ you ain't got any to null? giving ■ brief summary culiar instituQuu carries with it the in­ secure your treasure." “Worst of all, 1 lent my best shirt to feriority of nomau us a necessary ouns*. “You waited fur Ella Amtell thismom“I shall drive out this morning,” said HIUI, PAKUIt A to.. I DmUvt, la ; ing!*’ spoke Fred, reaching Lock to the tho “Devil ’ to go and we tea gal to and nurtK, and the Caribe briioro with Mr. Mn> Montrose. • , . ' "Shall 1 tell Thomas to bring the car­ origin of failure. “I knew she wouldn t tliat's the hut 1 saw of the "Devil” or Buskin that later is degrading, which uaturelly leads them to impose the great­ riage at once ?" asked Mr. Montrose ar come. Ladies never do keep ouch ap­ axa rnx* < rupuro*. I ■'This combination of rireutnvtanrcs er burthin upon the already degraded pointments!" ho roes from tho table. HASTINGS. a»yt . . MICH. | “My sou, I should suppose that in the orer ’which I have no control, Lis kept pdttivn of cuminnnity. the females. When my wallet very emtnriated cl) season. I Ells Ainaell a young lord of creation teromsa too KEEP TCUR E1GAGEMEHT8. TURNER A CLARKE, large turicld to the control of his molher. hog^;<-» his rente, atd Lusting up a “Bad you test delay f asked the man said his father rather gravely ” “Well, you know sir, mother is not Eke its owner ia in a normal condition. No good location for a heme, proewte to of irompt balata. .«>»• xo w>/r, ia tho unpleasant dilemma - clear the trees from about an acre of other woman,returned the youth in a “ I would not like to be absent when hasting*. MICH “BBall I not see you again before you Ella cornea A glimjs of the [soar child very rinrere mannnr. “and Anna lias leave town?’ Mkoi.Mio Montrpsc, as caught a hobbit of punctuality from be­ sl>o held tbo hand rif her ’ friend, Ella ing with her. Honestly, sir, so far n« my burg, Cumberland county, I’eonsvlvaiua, ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN (' V n 1? Wall ' thon.'a Ainscll, at parting. obsrrvalk'n goes ladies do not think it of her from furth“Yes; 1 shall rume in a few minutes any .moment to say ‘I will meet you ol such a place; I will write you in relation My father dp the morning," said Ella returning the —L . .l-X.___t —rlt - > •- — kindly pressure and lifting her eyoo to to doubt it, ’ replied Mrs. Montrc»c, smflthe urobw by tishmg’ or the gathering of the lady’s lacs, so full of interest and ing at Fred's proverbial incredulity roIIACTlNiK. - - . stvl ■ • MICli. gMbg’ttntwIiabOli^tifltW'Mta *- ’ *■* convenience ignoring the engagement sareapanlh, which grows plentifully to “1bumaa, you may bring the iiocses to Ulla. My father still R LANG.SPRAGUEACO„ the door that there may be no delay when I am ready.* ’ Mn. Montrose gave olot ittg oourse, tte degraded half evuvorts into orders an the mcmung advanced, and the field ladies are proverbially gay Every­ valid Supby Montroac, and brightaeas handsome chestnuts Atood pawing tho thing ia with them oa you say mure u —ia thtt djicuimn gaiBteuta. - The voung lord of creation U till •».. Krri' loMtintrs aaaos. ground impatmntlv titre*? quarters of an matter of ‘whim or convenience, than ia hour, while Mn.1 louiroaercad tho mom-1 tho Otoe whore tho axial atmusphcTO is lioTOd. from till later until such a time as HASTINGS, - terl . . . MICH. different’ •Did aha indeed i ho agate chsllUrsof his slaruwifa, wten W. O. HEDRICK A CO., lie again takes hit cnuv° nnirhuuis an­ right .—...j --------- ------ -TT,-,------the strooL ■. i lb waiting to have, her name changed, other kiluatiun, where he repeats ths would bios you fee puttin this bleated, clearing an4 bjtildtegs, and when . dons tie time Emma, I must liavo on my blue wrapper in the morning," she added inquired Sophy, moving the vase that repay. Do not make an engagement privilege within her reach. If Uris ap- he fhuvecti another wifi-, who -take* pewidly err raate^, bo it of the moet trifling MICH. a little while after; and again - “You setSton of this new homo and divides th* Xnusi take out the little books in blue laba^qf cite-itatning' the husband with nature seemingly. But once made keep . MAIN BROTHERS, - and gold she seat me and put them on it In sprit If you cunnot, aa iminsdi- Chicago, and will camo uir first good- tho flnit with. IVhuD his lordshin is tired mv stand, so she can gueas bow much I wank state of tho system.' ato-turesenirer, note or telegram may 1coking Uy after, you. It would tea again of his’ faactirity, thb remt labor hi. snjoyvri item Jteteass Rtete^ v furthre .'tfavvr" if you'd n present this of clearing and home building is repeat­ save valuable time or prevent tiresome waiting and anxiety. TnSea are strange­ matter pivivriy to"the ogent of thoHMs- ed, sometimes till one nan husfire or six *< tan tetrr to go,. ly linked in tlfia worM.’ Mr. Montrose bwg. Fort Wayne A Chicago Bailroad Wires upon os many different lore!ttica longer. 61ve my s|x>ke like a prompt man he was, carry­ I think the ‘oooaaiau" demands equid HASTiNGri, - BSyi. think the buds of the monthly rcae will ing his careful regard fur others' rights into most minutn amunstanccL be out, so that with tho fuschias I can tlmt you enn ’ Merkler all to ytfarsclf make a dainty little boquet for Ells in here on the warvtg, Just below ths Hili tbo rooming? Hh» does so love flowom While she staya" Then turning back at and most coucion lions as regards what of Promenade on tbesoa-sidooftbe town Groceric* and Produce, (ho throsboli—'If anything should hare other people would call small duties,’ ret letter with no little anxlriy. On it is all that requOnaat wbafNew Jttogland ds my hojxrs forth? future. Tours te plctised to OiOalder Ler test gcoltwibal uuawic^hte detained Lor, you must not said Anna in an expostulating tone. specimen, Tier veritable blarncy-atoDs. 8TATE CT., HACTIXOA MICH. bo too much duapfiotetod. dear ; (hough Ac " ’ ' . rhe, Emma?’’ ■Ella Ainsril is one of the sweetest aad A small monument trehre (t war and > “Not in tho least, I think. She ia as I do nut give bar up yat," aha added, best girls in the world ’’ said Mr Mont­ southing could move tho bowcla of Imrt where visit/?m are |-crrnltU<J io st.-u, lovely and rinrero as over. She is not in glancing at too shadowed fir* regretful­ rose very heartSy. '■ was not atallmr- ___ raMK>n of an inaxorwUe reprreeuta- ' It te so Jealocs'.y teerdid that but (Lite . W. PARKER ARON, her nature changeable. I do not wmtdcr ly as she quitted the room. sonoljin my remarks. 1 was doaKng tiyo ftf ouo of those corporations reputed oftho reek la left .to te trodden uprei, fGct to tho t dressmaker's ns quick itt merely with -gtetef»h’tte» and. bare no lb bare no souls, the .relation of sm.li a while 1t« quality te to be discerned only that Mm Butler so wishes to keep her longer U W ahnost forge? be-trim uMtel you can, wont you, mamma?” spoke doubt Elin had the best possible excuse. itarous story so grapiucaby told would by exasiluettoir. Thia masse from tbo reito-clili.pen. wtaas worship of (bluao unsdlKsbflNa'* **“ ’■ ' * , Anna. “I dohopo she will not.hsxe the havodetaiaad ydur, surely go to it As Mr. Kimball is one nrsal takes the rattiest wy ixsdbfi. of the kindest hearted of mm we ven- 1The famous »tono baa, indeed, Lecotns • • JMCIt HASTINGS. • -. • tojl. garnet cot ’ lock'of nflf rlnte, in the’nMst rasressh. - "Give them a pretty free rein,Tbcrnsa," “My dear, I do not tuink you nave said Mr*. Montrose, glaueiug al bar •ana*. here to. about enough of U at tims this morning, and if George should present Io suggea a/juesttun w 1setter it LEW. CAMPBELL, voted hue bcoa at auy Uu>e ooms in, I should te so disappointed to name and that of hie ftir intunomta go­ niiude represented In plciui said, 1 will call to see yon in tho morning. have you absent" ing the rounds of the western papers un­ and whether, acrordlngly. ai “But Aunt CTuukitin, I said I would nlOe numier of pilgrims > EUa AinroH ttfra- der (be bend Of ^marriage xxitieva." dor; but that night. an onm« Dtror. US found landing or Stan<11 ng roctlr, giving her errand an' attentive xr» Sts.se. HABTIXOK. MICH. It gvmv centuries sqo tn mid-Winter, cs linjurincd i.oinilaijy. There to Another Sidewalk Etiquette, struck a finely balanced spirit chord ranaria prior claimant, heweker, to bistortJ. LEE REED, rolbonora. Clark’s Jstand, whieh tots dered more sensitive in the realm of sloop -. “You can only spend hour since fur Iho depot to go beta* to Farhnps a disturbed virion of heavy- Only villagers, ar penoar with rural ideas. four niijoa distant under eb«ltore! tho beat, and Sophy will bo ucrtltt'in arch of i lie«rest.ent which fem Canada. She would like to have gone to hearted Marcelino returning to an nn­ the general te rLer of Dymctitb. has Us you, I am sura In a bouMbold like __ a— .r.x^nU.— own undoubted pilgrim'sruek« Forthe you® she oould gri rims tar study, which she could out in mine, and you would no appatogv is nl all neco-aury. it ia nribcr tr.lley called Puljdl rock; Lui nut hare any difficulty in communicat­ and an obseryancs of this common sense (bls Is deubtlcsi tbo best of the many ing with h«r. flhstoto a slrilM bUd to rule wvuMobviite- touch unpleasant pulpit looks with which u>e n&itinu1 sm sorry sou were I,’but what could acencry <rf Yank<c-land abounds. ](«« gnutfemen itw«a that Eitey Brewster <g salMsd Boota «Sc Shoew, tho uutaidi} of raemory preach ,d and pnrrsd to tbs ftnd boat'a enV a'ndvi-ntununfcom the May-' HABTDKMk ..... MICH: (tower bn tt>eBunday previous tottelr Fgr-CsshpsM fcrblJMtoriM'te landing at Flymouth ; rothat th la te auU the library." WM H HATrUKD. c,.* l-XAXK A1LEW. HARVLT WNOKT, HOLHHOOK * KU.L1, wm nwotiK, P. DBAKl, M. . M. ac.RBistu Music & Jewelry. Boots and Shoes, | ;om icitITt, J. ACGIPHM. A. «.. ng. Carriane & Vairfta. OS. H. J.KAIH o«. c.o. lean Hariw,S10Tes,Irai,Nails I C rilJTDIX. S C G HOLBROOK , Satta & Hareexmtm, JOHN WICHAEl Dna Metoisa, Grais, HASTTHlilt HOuSE. SS&SEJ!' Linn t Sak Stable, City Restaurant, unMizoa. Mien. BtelsaiUCamiiitar, absurd as tha practfos a£ a-.whofcj atririp of men fllingoutof acburch pBW, JJAVT1SGA, Middleville and XJrand’RapMs F“* •cal DLMUMI. fiMMUM * «.. ifcSIS.'ffuRiifflirP--***?. gs^aSTUhSs.^-- or walk with -•Tbs wife of ths Prince of Walesoo»> OMlT-HUNDATB CXCEPTED. /TASH FOR uwrltete. «»y« �IX ADVUtTlBE SHOp TJX Ji" eh aril eel fagwtiulty and industry of tho North West It will continue for aocna days longer. Chicago is Just now in another of her periedteed A<a,wf«xritabiUty on ttre sub­ ject of a City Hall, aad happily is obecrvahls that each, attack at this kind fa GKITBIOIIIIIPBICK! W0 •LM fWAIJr HarrrwCB as the beat In all particular, auXMyad. Alter assuming thia to ba the route Jhat will beadopted, ho designate* the Mme as follows : “We cruse the St. the towwhip of WocdiAnd, whence, iMuriuu almost directly rant, touching the vIDmo of Grand Ladgc it reacboa I .arising, and creasing the Grand river cenneoto with the lines of railway lead­ ing to Owasso nnd Jneksnn reats-cilvely, the whole distance traversed, being a little over 147 miles.” The route rnoommended, is universal­ ly Mtecmcd to be r.mnng tbo moat benutiful portions of Michigan. The region AMD m rurplCUKM, FABMEM, MECHANICS. CUHGTMtS. of any v^hsr than county buddings on this ground. The building of a City Hall on Dearborn Park to strongly u rged by many, and the only objeettoh mmds to be that tho rite la so far ftoai tho centre of the eity, otherwise, the location I* magnificent. I am requested to call the attention of your bualnoM readers to the peculla- odvantage.* pcswMrod by one of our Chica­ go manufacturing eatobltohmeuto/ono which Intercato every locality which buaato of pretty women or babies, one which repreecnto one of the principal muita of our fir-1 parent*. 1 allude to the great candy and confection manufac- , tory of C. W. Sanford, Eaq., no. 38 Randolph street Few j-oopk ora aware that in this busy season tbto mammoth establishment turn* out fares tons q/ J.S.GOODTEAfi 4 CO. In MisslMli-pt, which gnv o tte following itmlt: Whites, ffi.92J; KmJj Indiana. 20 t tetal, •J JM. tSsU rcturns exhibit a majority for the blacks of only 2^19. —a County convention o' the Good Templars Is to be held ati Galesburg September 25. A public meeting in the evening is to be addressed by the Grand Worthy Templar of the State. Thera seems to be a determined spirit among - ’ - ------ WV llivuun Ul U- IH.r* lur attract and enrich private and public Itte the yrinclpal source of supply for prohibitory clause of the new eonetitucnferprl-e, and la peculiarly f*' orablc to thl* article, fa all It* varteUea* in all the 1 tfon. t bo bulldin? of railrocd*. It* forest* North West and tho advantage* it has I —Tho Democratic Executive Corn­ overite ontnpetlton may be condensed ml t tec of Cfaeinnatl metal tt><-office of, 0Vk Wiut'i sinn. DRUGS AND MEDTCTSE8, that our book* are' or July, and all mMfc are d->e and ’ Beady-Made Clothing! tlBibc.- needed, and its population, the "'***"' 1™.iA”jlfi. public spirit nnd enterprise requisite for a suco^fu! prosecution of the work, and ricty, end liberal dealing In all traneac- for Congress In tho Second District.” tfona. 'Fho Democrat* of tho Eighth Ward for Its maintenance after completion. DRUatltTt l CMESliri •r . • - - j • •,? ’ , j , MEDKTME9,'<.•iriSSt IICXLB. BMrt Shirts, Trunks, follows:—Flour, firm nnd with an t p-1 faej^o with (ho action of ths fixccuUve gq y -y rp 'BOOKS AXD STATIONEtT. Jebs F- Emory, DRfGaiRT AND BOOKSELLER, < ‘ Esspire Utesk, j MIDDLEVILLE, . *jijl - MTCIIIGAX ' L=i Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, ; Sis Ms E Painijt Glass Oils, Putty, ^amisk, Pye Stuff/, AM (KffffllG VERY CHEAP! SU/lLLK-sT I'XOFRS. TteaManigaMaillgi'e 40<a«Ma te PrtscriptisBs carrfcllj 8nttt hrCMitarftfci MEK-8 BOOTS, a good sort or cwtheo fob no. asd noyest Dgjiusa witit .tu- ‘' Hottoe,Carri*<o,Wagon ft Cutter painting. is marcU^whb stwra,.! rifit eoaUare U>. ,y ., . i ton to aid them in their strike. Had they asked far aid for their families, than lane doubtthal Mr. Pierson would haw cheerfully acceded to their request but instead of that they ordered him to “comedown-'" to help their stiikc and he demurred. They left thestore, threat­ ening and cursing- Two or three weeks after this event, some unknown parties entered Mr. Ptewon's stare at n Ight and taahaiouaiy ruined aotue >2,000 worth of stock. Thai which they could not break ur teal to uKlesanm, the rascal* defiled with keresene oil and other filth so as to render It worthte-a. Ho* much they DRY GOODS ■ ■ . —— NEW ADVEHTTSEMEyTS. Tbelr families and thvmsclves were hungry and when they were ready to re­ sume busiuraa, so completely had their manufactures that they could obtain nothing to do. Then they went about to priv..tel>ousos and email stores, not ask­ ing but lu almost all instance* insolently demanding aid. They went In tends of from halfadoacnto twmty, andmort poteens to whom they applied timidly acceded to their demand.*. At one place the grocery store of a Mr. Pierson, on the corner of Cottage Grova Avenue, and twenty-sixth street eight of these for- Sts t. sZS lowing the lead of interested politicians or aham reformers, got up the “elghthour” and other “strikes” Injured themaelvee more than any one else find more frequently rendered thomcelrts ridicu­ lous titan criminal. A* a maw, It la but just tuaay of them, that they would hav* been horrified at proposition* to Inaugu­ rate the ••efow-Grindora” mode of nfor*1 r»torm, collating of dropping can* of poivdcr down chimney a, destroying ma­ chinery, firing bouses aad ojnominating innocent people. When their recent ‘’Labor Congress” determined upon the propriety of sending over missionaries to instruct the operatives of Europe in their righto, they wore doubt I cm sincere and only took a moral view of tbo mat­ ter. But they were behind time. The apostles nf tbo English raw-grinders faith have made proselytes hero ahead of them, and there ia every reason to beUsvo that there are now among us wrelche.’, willing apd indeed eager to emulate the dlabollcslairocltlcs oT their masters In crime. As will be remem­ bered by your readers, the eight-hoar strike, of May last, waa adhastrou* fail­ ure. The men engaged In lt<rJte;cd nothing, but encouraged.by afaw’tocndacious chareeters, kept np tfie strakgle until they ' were reduced to tho direst ’ world, at the revelations of the fright­ ful ntrucltlo* jierpctratcd by tho Eng­ lish Trades Unions, upon persons where they deemed hottile to their aebemra, was aceompanlcd, In thto country at leant by a feeling of thankfulness that henno rath flendbh depravity had been ward tendency >12,50015,00 for wfilts ' Committee, and calling forimw meet- ■ winter ; »,!50@10^0 for red winter: >8,- I of the Demo-racy of the Second i 25(^ 0 50 forspringextra. Wheat, steady I Dtatrlct ,0 »omln»tea candidate. out, iu order to >1,01 far no. 1 Spring; >l,K3 for no, 2 do; —The Grand Ilaplda Dcmormt ears: make room for a new A sad case of suicide oecurediaboutflvu and large Fall and Winterstock of for no. I. 01,01 for no. 2, >l,lX)@l,00) for miles wofa of linia, on Saturday last. C* L O T II I IV tt , rejected. Oats 4Pc fur no’a fft.2. Rye, An old man by the duh* of ifamuel II. Thompson, who for anutubsr of years firm, $1,10 for no, 1 ; (1,11, fur no. 2. ha* teen partially deranged^ left the Men nnd Beys’ Wear. Barley, flrm, 51,20 jf,. 1.21 for to. 2, >1,12 hoix*c of <>nc of hi* relatives on Saturday about noon, and not coming for rejected. -Mev Pork, buyers offering ba. k when night came on. Ins friends Hr SHT.uaa salt Sad ywswin M-ll toywr >21,00, Miler* holding for >34,W. Clear ..,-4 W , Sides n। mired at 16016jc— Shoulders, and his body waa found the - following nominal al 12-? 12Jc. Lard, steady at Monday afternoon fa a piece of woods at 13i@13Je. Timothy seed, steady, >2- with his threat cut Botbjif'ttie great arteries of the neck were w weed and the VAN RAAT.dn BROTHERS 00(^2,15. Flax seed, >2,20(^2,to. Clo­ pocket knife of the deevnsed h v open nt ver S3JI0(?.9,75. Freights Arm, wheat Lto side, covered with blood. A coroner's inquest was held yesterday au I the ju­ 8@8jc, com 7(*>7 jc to Buffalo. ry returned a verdict on neoobnt of inranifX 1 CHICAGO C0EKEBP0NDEHT8. STOWELL k COBSETT, •' 'MO Doorf,“ ' 6,000 Lights Stab, .•*>r-XoM'Bi3»riKb;> ■ Pa^ertag asd CJnslaa . ------- ki_. Yir. th. eo«l to, Crattas, Pits mi W^BO ft Dressed Bidfag, 10,000 ft Dress, d. Flooring, 6,000 n. Moulding!, all sfae ftWotaut Fiam. n OX PAHEJfTBU. Rgft-T»gM D«ry q] ’ �.......^BJDar®cr.a ....M«Oa0ATK«Ct.A .......FBIDAT, eat. JL .....TUHDAT.OCT.I*.VXMKSDAY.OCT. It ....rtBurwr.n. ..Tatnmr, ocr.K ....TUSBOAT.OCT.«. ..■AUHHWY.JIOV. t. DRUG & BOOKSTORE, SPECIAL NOTICEA For * tta'iruugh practical buwlnesaedudluo, p» to tho Grand Raplda Cam.jeri ial < ollcnc and Telegraphic la.iltnlc. B l» auporlor to many and .ceoptlnone. Send for circular!. . faili Wanted Jfmmctlmttlj. nEMBOl.D-H EXTRACT BCCHU «ad la •4 Row W.nl. care, wrrel and ...Lma. dl~ In »(11WrrM.gee.it HUI. rxpenM. UUlr to dirt. OU Ucofc.roinc. M14 nfcrtn. Il In plwnnnt In U.l. nnd odor, Immndralo •cUoa, no.! (ra. Iron nil Itjnrioe. praprrtl. and all aceounu previously line and m»»t be aettlcd Immeneed all that la iluoua, and IP rou WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, RUSSELL & NEVINS. I1TI A CHEHIITI CHOICE FAMILT GROCEUES. School Books, Photograph Albums, Diaries for 1S67. Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Flavoring Extracts, Tho Best in Town I PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S ?.o^u^u’’ — c— hj^JUMed^fertuUra Fresh Goods constantly on hand. Old Goods selling regardless or Cask I .nil Bite. 'a.rr.tH i« w. W< ktrp rmuatv eo lanod a fall iM.rtarai «f AND STATIONER! TEMPLE FASHION. Dry Goods, Boots J- Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, Cloths, Trunks, Satchels, Cassimercs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Hats and i Caps, philips * Kltra wd MCTtding to dlrodioeo, te wamaM to mk« « pair at Har^a er Waor. WMF at kaal oaodHH locaor tfcaa try tlaauaiot asy rtbrr prrpnrM&o Ibal beitut pissoitrnoir. '■OZs, ! L A C B:»I 1ST O Putty, smisk, tDye Stuffs, ■. Lamp . CUSTOM WORK Made to Order. N. BARLOW, W. P. GOODYEAR, J&■ Mid ceeMe »>• lu J«*F Wdl. - toarl<w«-V COMPOUND MANDRAKE PILLS, (From L Qn'ii. Fropitnor af the -Jllgblgnn Climaxi Clixaxii Olm.r ftalre, • Fudlr Hradn. tar it rente. H Deals eUhoot a tear. No bmUr abonld be nitboat IL ! We warrant It to rare ScrolWa Boren, Salt Bkema. ChlUUaa. TeUer, Pinjlea. art aH ErafUraa eT tie BAla. Far Bora Brant er t DKAU50 with xxx BAKLOW * A GOODYEAR, Boras SraMs, Ac., li nAnan...---------It kaa been aeeA erer litem Real Estate NEW CASH STORE, Broker, 5GH’ BAKEnYI I_ M1>81U>< *' TO BUY YOUR GOODS! tsrriaje ani SRIajon Jlrpot ■ata, Pies ui Cdft NEW GOODS rr.rrtbl.E —*rfr» f ETE1T NEEDED HEAD Alt STTLI, BAITISGA OCT. hUw JMT, HK KORT <?OR*ERSbCT..l«, IMT. OIU.XGEVH.UC.OCT.. W, ” • MlUilLETlLLE. OCT. 1?, “ SASIITIU.E.OCT, M. “ UdKTlSCa S.ndn. rrr., rt lb. M. R. Cbarah. **, W. ■ ■ o» u.r lob^ or TrnptnMC Mr. Frow. h-dd. H-oKv-cw WU« »W« proatla—1 .wrwni- HOOTS f SHOES, CHXjtPt �STOCK : HARDWARE, 5 •Sn lK-S»f3 »' M ’ <t»' M> M» ttr STOCK OF GOODS, Athsiatn #r»- ei lee «Ttr wit iw loo i-rsT «s», To vo S North of B*nfo >♦ We.U tfofnojf l»-« ^U,WW isoo. ' “ Turn. I North of »."P T Writ IRON & STOVES JOB LOTS, FOR CASH, "■ aUABMARI 4-U.tT- No. 4! “ b - " 41 . " ’ 1 L' •• •• I <!EE®gS«Ss vto*«7jJ। •• -I •• T> I •• U I rtXo. 14al No. it; r •to. irr - hi •• i»< i “ Mli ■• no > •• SI1 > •• St! • s-« GKfXDSTQXJC*, s.s -sr ifitstte tXefej^ 4o IVJ >jJcj <Jt HARNESS Town > North of Boaco T Wort. ~p|y lit »< x SHOP . iAV«Vj GLORIOUS REWS yynaxsAiwD imn. R. LANG, SPRAGUE dt CO., Hardware Merchant, wini<uj.X u>w rm • fwrW Ready-Made Clothing (Stills' Jrurnisjjtjig CtmJs. A New Thing for Hastings MR. J. C. HALL * Weald moat roaprrtrullr aaoonoco U ttr C*>n. of flMior. aod o^oiaU^ t-wm ih«i to to. rf.'lXHU »»1 WM^U Town 1 North ct RoogrU Wirt. iof.wX*« U44 4 U 41 IM 444 ::<f :s is TOBACCO STORE Oloihea for Everybody; T7-TS5SA2S a; ;L. u< -U, lower prirca thoa ofcrtd br oaj Boom Io tho ss‘:s Zanesville, Ohio. coSrijuT or vrt‘ANt)rt.(ffrSirtTR monet. lUrlBfoddrd frortlj Io owferwr rrteeolro Dr* n*u oMoruuoi or bath and cars, fociniioo, wo uc oow tarulap oal a torfo ouabor aH'.oU CIGARS, SNUFF, or Trr.il.rtf In tho Uuton l,..t th.l our r ^T<nM bi0oot «aob prtoopoUfer Pani«4 Kjriu uo thorn which arrant tbo opvrka. •■xs •>■is » । Cj^yyiny JWMY & IDSIC STORK ‘jx1:; g 1 iilg J:« and PIPES. nati**i, Jua« «. iwr.-oTtr MEERSCHAM, UlrtTA-PEIKIlA, 57 ", ■’’ BRIAR ROOT. " GERMAN PIPES* ond ail Hada rtMtllj ktpl Io a ar W« full, warrant oar )Eo(loro oad f MHto to bo MMto of firotoMoioMrfoi i w. FIRST CLASS TOBACCO ETIUB^ UHcn oeiMtod. XtoocripttTvCirvalan «o» StillXeaJta the Tan! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-10-02.pdf d9261bd4c02c105960a20753d6f2cc45 PDF Text Text jht Bastings gannrr. VOL. XII. Bnsintss Uirrrtont. ' NUMBER 23. HASTINGS,JtfJftgJ^^WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1867. xSari1 •nrr-ibbi.* !*aw fe&tb. AJWfflSLSReamyjaeiret,” and -Mother, M»* n dinnor," and ‘•Mother," with her haade, wj>B»r " ’ “ ‘ ’’ ter, and Mow l»e» va the ~rv w_, honored of the world, and the staff of <n,t her dccb’ueulg years. if ubAyn, hs was her support eken then, i 'y u> but she did nut know it She never re-. ' ailsed that it was her little buy that gave il- rit her strength fur daily toil—that liis slon____ _____ __ _______ _ ... _.,,d riir. der form was all that uphold her, over . When he. re d It b> heart met ad the Lriuk uf a dark dmjxir. Bho only thin hlrv ond be was : 11 d w th so - knew huw she torrid the child.. and Wi BASTIKUf, WlLLlAkt M,YEU§, Music & Jewelry. Boots and Biicss, bear bar gtmtiy through its iafimutMO to the dark ball leadhig to ths life beyond. psuiy American citiunahijv Bat it is fur1 But the sun has forgotten the xnutbr-r s the Republican |-a>ty of the United touder ministrations now. Adriit fixnu States, nuw euibrnting in its muLs three the moorings uf homo, he is cxrid, selfish Brillion* of patriotic, lilicrty-luving men, and heartless, and “Mother" has uu a [arty that Los fought Imttles <»unsacred meaning to the [irodigal ISUc is °gaii.il ttwtmmntry oaaytupaihued With try and liberty an a higher plan- thou “the old woman.'' wiinklsd, giay, huuo them, they resolved to go on without him I any great l-arty in history, to determine and blind. l*ity bar, 0 grav-, and dry or in •pile of him, tu the final arxxxn-1 thuee tears that roll dura Lor larruawd plirl.nietii uf the mighty tosh iinposed upcheeks I flare Cum|iaastou un her sen­ un.th<mtrhv Uicir ctatongBrod wuntzy. sitive heart. ai,d ULb it thy qsiet n»t, Tntu the Tteoplug t,r traitors Andrew ' that it may forgot huw much it to^to Johuauu j>ut the rebel State*, in the kvtqe •unpeg vwHtofoj o *LW, ’ ’ through a careless childhood, but itt reu.‘ '”>re|>entatit rebels ho has striyeu, tu keep thuee C*”'* Every measure to pretect the loyal wlutu !»-*" r,'b‘,l dates, erere measure to aucuroiuC rig.— -- ■ ------------ 7-7—------- • ■» — -—• of the freedmen, rrerymeesure to weak- f”R <" vn* wmjdutrui of a roeonstrue- first time I evarstblo anythin., and 11 culhe ruleof the rebel chiuL. CKil wit rebel States into™! ' liavc tell verybvd.v about i<. I >.m «ure I 11 didn't ou< e th rik that I sboa d ovyr | Rights Bill, Freedmen's Bureau Bills, twOwpUn u«;!- b<m«v rtk I oome to m hat 1 am. Bill toox to d in * - > fiutfragn Bill. Recunstrnctton Bill, »ud progrn*.iv<> t'umnianwualths u.._ nul_? ■ lug. and then uaa. .ellnr. r-topi 1 began 1 sinuudatory bills—nIT hate boen'retoed touted rupullio nut) a free nation. Trun ' -<> Jpwu (.Hi every body fives m<-a by him. When the Republican masses grand but unflidted work, now endeato there magnanimity nslmx^ ^ dmtiap^ ginnd, ojipcala to-the pairiuti-m, the love ] im[>e:u.!irii'.'n!. when tho Rc[>ubucans in of lil-crty, the sense uf justice and the 1 1 on gross forbore to rirvtn ii---------’----- -• Humane- syinpathie* uT the RtqioUicans ' hires you ! but yes 1 M te the hltlre. they knew ho merited, trust! uf Momacliuautta It jp[*»nls anew to ii But 1 toll yoa (be truth when 1 say it ks row vbnc’wx—l>v» many a l»bs has guun from earth iu yttvm—trow many a tittle could save thutr country ru the veterans of cur rnrlter tinice, to the ' the fir ( time 1 wsa ever a UiW.” ’"bich equal rights in- syete vi his hpruee who followed the oM flag over K tat the last, my trictid." n- crib or era Co stani' _ Batm day night _ _held th-. mrr»; of *11 1 he d.ktoutiy contiuuedtoinspirereridnucu fields nia^o immortal Ly their cumitancy IIplied William 8.।very. "Jho -ar.I last 21*001” vounc, (^,n^ c. tq. hmrt. to the will of tha Batson1—dared Lis lata aud valor, au>l to tbeyutingmea, instruct­ A week is a life. A weak is a Liston-. ed by the events uf tltcw sovuu yours uf , have held back from liis imjnacbmeJt, . .................... ’ ’ ’ times the RoA wrek marks ovoals of eetrow ar gtod' aic sternly demanding it iraas, uf wfiioh p-oplc never heard. Gu Lome to yuur tamLy, man uf butducas * I E! ain.hk Stanton, trusted cuunwlGo hutmxyou Lusrloiriug wnmlerer I Gv ’ lor ' nt Abiabam "Lincoln daring the I bloody cunllicts of the war, that elatesLuma to ebecr that awaits you. wruugvd mon so true to freedom, so devoted tu lie •utttgte.Loeu.'rfeMi W- U j pint |«*siti-n where he had rendered scr। rices to the endangered nation that «ill । be grvatfully rvmu^lwred in Uiu rears tu | come. The Senate of lh« United Suites / that has witnessed Ids inteune, poisuunTim trustees uf the old stone burial, I ate lore of couutrr, hia 1 ilanic oncigy, giound, in Cranstuu, Rhode Island, on 1 vast Ut<aw,iuM*nH qmrity cease tu rvuteinuvr that ho was struck tlic Puntine. rood, a few miles south of HtawuuJ, have recon4y removed the re-1 down fur fidelity tu Lis cuuntiy and tu mains bf tinea uf thoir anautoni to that i place—Job Etuno and Ids tiro wives. 1 The Ikiumwortui an entire state of pre*, Gu luuue to those you lore, and as you ervtttiun. The man bad been buriod 107 bask in the tored preecntti and moot to years, tho first wife 1 > years and the return the tovwl ocibmre uf yimr heart s' sceuud 1W> years Hannah, ths find, ■ iU m .1.... prta strive to U a Letter use, and Lirel.uritel in J 7 IS .wits a littb girl at the do* >amellm a told the -ton’. L< p ove God fur giving his woary children su dear cease of Roger WiUinma, and died l-e- ®r>1 rtif^nt twovereomw'wlrh gjod.' a atojqto.g stone in the river to tiw Eter­ tw«f tiMy*. aud forty ymrs uf, r— - J * ------ ----------- —-—" nal, as boturdny nigfctV *> yet tho 4teh-ton was usBuVnfl OP’! d,.ln... l^k. A U. bin's, &“'! “yt2~MhA‘~u“ *“ ifirdW ;Harivare,Stwcs. Im,Hails -Lah Sadta 1 Hanamitai, Dn^SalitM Groceries, ng for Hastings W. FAR KER A KUN, L1T8FP& Wfrlllli STORE I . Emerson on the Baby, num ius uvj™Lrtm'T.t, burned away tolliS District I’kitM-^to the gtfpl* ff wmnahsx (*^1i«r. | varied by iadiaU warfare, i¥cC?h t*«‘quiwt, colonial struggle, Ruru!utuir.~ry, Iiidcpvndonoo, grewlh uf from loss t iim two to tliii ty mi.iion, a reballibn crushed and the goddess uf llbr-rfr enthroned threugbottt the land sinre that hair was braided and cuOod in sorrowing kindness on the bead where It Mill rests. Her de­ scendants uro and Lavs been mure than 2,0lV-i-mure than that number ore mSw living. • I Those bodies were barird ficitn five and 'City.Hfstaurant, AND PIPES, ““ “^r V. T A itrwMayra A Wrecsn K R BEACH STREET BO8 • »-r t. GEB1US PiAES, —Ths New York U'erW says it is a Kir .of common notoriety . that.. Mias Jon, the novelist, is the mistress of Maxwell, her puhliahar, and it is also known that Mias Emus tho autburras of Romulu and Adam Bode, is living hi uaholy bunds with Lewis, tin* (Mmptirt pub­ lisher. When Ruskin’s wife leit him fur Millais, to> «tM it ditf nut prortbt &U eloquent writer from subsequently warm- 'k • ■ 7J ktptiae I TOBACCO STOCK. the bottom uf the grave some seven ur eight feet above th> isvrl of the branch, in a bluish, sandy day. .• ----------- Middle.villo and Gr-nd Ktpids *ro *° jeypuHe* guZrn“'nt by ^an —................. ............ ■ ..... ... , luUu“ »• M* iWd l-wvmg Jlie Mwfiautar "nothing can withetaad—u« a«» at Lberty to work the guna The Mmiurity uf^re, ou greilty Of charwir| omafler than that of a baud engine. It is estimatod that the gunboat can make 50 or 00 miles a day in Ibis manner. Experiments on tbs first of the own monitors have giwo saAdasttoa. Ths total cost will Le about teu/Mh/W each imorfic,” bo suiu. "do not fully s its ‘Rharirian I think him t it roffisr the-war devtouped. Own to» b indsed ■ Kriidhr terouC tf wm ware needed, that toe nMiedV Ltood'af Greece st£U «n» hi tlb - Wus uf living men. (Sanaty years of war and sufito to.’ bare lei t thin mark upon his gigur.tic .'orm, fiitigue. iBd " aunids Atf epu u » tons made HmUt inroad even toun his iron, fioms. Half paUiareh, La f cavajer, these is an esprestton uf ratto* nation to sude.iug ua LU face, and a Luk h-evy muustathu, and I his Landa owe slashed with sabre Cuts, aviso riddled has lie beete with bails (hat when U speaks ttrti inn Lew every word twvduee a pain lot Lis ing In hia breast. AB over hi* martyred tkafa V ’Written the sq<u: uf august serenity, exhale, as it were, hum hti {x-rsun. Ulus icqure-dun Lu leaves Upon you is that uf th > yust utfttl -whtt, cuBkmt with the j-vt, and uf peato with God, a waits lue bu«r in confioeare —" Lliiof of a powerful dan in Merna, to.1 «m.L district. thehuiM U Ue ancioat Spartan. rhkh the Turks Law »eier Loan able to pea-1 ata, J/aauuin l‘ruoecuu has rv-taainod faithlul to tbs menus suf hi* ancestors, and th- white tunic and sea.lot sash—too imL n.lij woetame uf bkanderbeg—slid lend thoir aid to enhance the ‘mysV of ]us w.-son ,.r n.t <Z.—\ .!r —— airiL �AM) CLWfflIG YffiYQSl?! LMK! LMK! LMIf ea«tatty.*ewail-Fall tata*feperti, aed • ■WWAl* to an ib« —Huas — to th* 4v.ta '.■llpMtaoflAM y*r«d. . . Pli^TB. M. >p< U 9-t.par Tsrd. FiCTWhr. MW.J<.Mre41S - “ TEAS, II-**, »J.*S. —4 UJO. prr P—»4 LAR0EA1TD SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS! A GOOD SUIT OF CLOTHES F08 US. ‘excelsior r - We presume that a majority of the Barman of Barry County ar* interrated, as all should be, in th* forthcoming County Fair. But tho Important ques­ tion Aa, what will each of you In your In­ dividual capacity do. to promot* ihesuceera thereof. To be tatartated, in a gen­ eral sense, is of course, what your well known enterprise would ensure. But, to be Meretoed, tn that apedal sense, which prompt* active co-operation, la What ta required to make thia Annual Festival, what tt may and of right, ought to be, the pride of Um People, for the people of this County are agricultnrLdaasa whole, aven our Attorney* art formers, and our County Official* were tailed from the plow, to be the chosen agent* of the body politic. Thia being true, at neceaaity cur prosperity, aa a people, ia dependant on the ruroe—ful «l evetop men tof the agricul turn! reaoureea of cur county. Agricultural Fairs are «ue of the most effrctlv* agents in the promotion of practical agriculture. In- CLOTB1SC FOR TOE n» J~ir »>4 MH HU .fSSJLSBi TEMPLE OF FASHION! anoorea In any department of human la­ bor, and tn none more ao than tn farm-, Ing. But while Individual effort ta itacntial, that alone will not bring the moat perfret women. CbmMnwf qfortls the aureat road to victory In any under­ taking; and, through association cornea combined effort. Hence, asaociatlona mutual tn their character arc of the ut­ most practical Importance. Thia being true, and we think all will admit that It KHmui be foe the boat good of an ag­ ricultural people, to promote ueocisL^tu for mutual aid In developing the wealth and prosperity of the country. A»ld* from this, knowledge is power, and to no ria—a more *n**titl*l agent, than to the farmer; and ta noway la the experience of the Individual made of more practical value to the whole people, than through JWr, where the actual products of the people are on exhibition,—where each may compare hb> own with hie nalghbore and the axperion—of each, j<aon« the common property all, to the and that the property of th* peoplo may be univorxally promoted. To thia end, we urge upon the people of thia torn outeamnsre next week and rake our coming Mr, a true repreaentsttah df Che prosperity, the wealth and ' (b* enterprise of the people of th* Coun­ ty, and fa— we *haH have an exhibition that will rank aeocmd to no ciunty in tha State, and be at lasting benefit to all R1LLIOJ I a FBESS'dOBF I 008 jlst look at tuFsj trices : Great Question ■ WniUTi AMVUU. *II**I*T* A CIEMIST* •>«JV *MVN» MIDDLEVILLE BOOKS AID BTATIOIMT rtf® Beady-Made Clothing! Paint* $ Oils, Glat*^ Putty, Vamith, Dv> Stuff,, . .>u. -M0M*.- Dr*—ed lading, •■' t M>^N th Dittoed Flooring, MM ft-MouMfaga, an S.000 ft Walnut PleUro Fraaio mot �. IWlW - ■■ genii wd mcaBAMDiaawBfta. $ MO UIHHII iU ‘ ! ! ijip -i! il 'Shp ।S h u ll 1 1J8 fIf iHlU N PH : s ■ !« hastings. oct . xu>. imt, HICKORY CORNERS OCT,, 13, IM*. CEAXGEVILLE. OCT, if, ' •* MIDDLEVILLE. OCT. XT, " JI ASHVILLE, OCT, t«. “ UAltTISGS Sunday eren'g, alike M. E. Cherek Oak it. oa the aubjecl. of Teatparaaca. Mr W...» 1. .1.1. ... nt the Kill naatisga {especially daring Iba fair.' *U cult uevorriireal to drop la. Ka bailer liBta la trerv old nbeerip^oea aad crataewre the read to perfect Hire by eaboeribing for the Baairaa. Illg applet, poopkioa. peacbea, fat babwa, little gimeracka. or greve-backa, will receive ininedlate aueet^a. tad proper mentloa^ Tn Kmc or Ba vaua, kindly permilled DocL J. C- Ayer to hate a ropy lakeu of Itaeeb'a celeIrelret roUoreal alatnle of Victory, wbleh beloupi to the Dartriae erowo end ataeda al lire entrance at tho Royal Palace at Munich. Tb< Doctor bad Il aaalin bronu. and baa prearuled 11 to the C.ly of IrewelL where it alas da ia the Park and aytubeltiaa lire triutapbt of both freedom and Bed! end foremaai among them Atu's ItnoKMaa Kaka her name gralefally rmr.embeewd by lire aanmbered maititade who are eared by them af nareiicg and often dangema dioeaaea.—[Boalon Journal.’, take No Fni HIT-7 BU IBM U^^Bvfo La A UUU WJ EBB Bl XT XI "Vf FUiaBCl and Fever and Ague. T>oawdB of eertileatca an M •or BRB rtM) givfag dotaOM accoants of perfect CfBES effected by titoM invaluable Medicines. IF TOU WUT GOOD GOODS ClUlf, They regulate (be System and pat all the funetlonR of the My rxffxxxaxtfm « DErmsxcx’o. in a healthy condition. f M A«U byaU Droggtoea. WMto A Hawtotot. Prep*. ' ton, Bamewir. to De. John Mota and Dr. W. M. If yon want Good HRrgnlns, k BENTLEY’S Ask fwr It. fleas fare position. Tbs Inciting esiuo must be greaA which leads iba editor to depart from bio -luaaT reLceec. up- a perrly Lu.in.aa caaltr and be giros ik to the.world is a very wordy philippic ef nearly oae columa. IU Aas Lrf Iik nAecrOcro ! With eeme. tbte esnno ia legfgtHfi cask > vriib oar ro-lemperery It ia ell important. Two ewhacribarabut from bis UO IkaL That free otrslgbe to lbs editor’s eon), and m.eca Jost S3’ aadxArw d^are. With editor, of LU calibr. end preciivlUee, It Isarortby of notice. !t is im­ portant M it indicateo naw effort et> his pert to pleaaa every body—0 new grinding ef Lie "tickleme and-l'II acratcb-yea" mill ioereaacd igRity In his wendeeful poUHeal foals, that of appearing to be so ell when ba ia merely a "viaitotioe from Ood" to keep the polities! mecLie.rr of a.'f rUre acrerifif. Il is very kind in tho editor to de­ fine hw posllioe. It would moke greet difference with tbebody politls, if ho did eok A Imciooaa opinion would be tout to lire eoouaole of the groat, end we greatly tar that p^'iZre;.’ parlies would "yield Ibo ghost" from epowtawwaa MMbuaUon. or in other words would bare partlclee lying area nd loose, brt so woeesIraUug pewereo magnet to cm tAoa to-prMre. There la a canoe for every lb 1.g. end so the edi­ tor gi.M the reason why two .ubscrib«ra unc.re motdoealy depart^ from bls HaL II was not lor want of good eootpany, for to believe the editor, hie eubscribera are ell gentleman. Il wee not for want of a good paper, for to beUovu the fula-nre prsfoe wbicb the editor broiswo opoe bi. It la the woedre of Barry County. Then why aboold throe goollomen avaunt I Wby should they foil to see tie muter t Ab. we have it 1 Hatsand Caps, t Ji'**"-'*"*" Groceries, TOXICenAiAemaebwbsomartto Vlriwira pnxg wtaooruw aedtowrr earn ef -1 I C And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, AD of wbicb wo are bon ad to sell for taota to ■ Ur. iL'DrT IwrC.' fttonta Ota. Me. u^tattta mrem nmeawrtto. rt. . y-F-f. «• a Menan, Xtoatarp. MA.’**,0* fo taetor. ta. ^M.000 WORTH OF GOODS ^JOIfEY MATED 1 •**mA.VX3Xd3DnS* HOME." bo are. Supper, llrreklaal **4 l-odgiwferalabed for 33 Cents, nt ta TH AVELEJUTtlOMR. Incut cd on Cbnreh Btrvet. ia ta rear of Cole A flaw's Grocery Store. Darn room. Her sad Grein furotaSrd'for tran-a a* the rttee. Retnembar Iba place. EastItoweai of tbo’novaibla Twt Honea. AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW HGUBU. pmuiM a innn JJI8S0LUTI0M. STOCK OK CUJTafflG, Ca^simcras, Trunks, Suspenders, Satc)u>ls, Umbrellas, | j W. 6. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRAln*. Dartlar, Aag. IA, 1W. Flavoring Extracts, t “lw‘“ .. Be*t in Tovnl ._______ । A-~' a uua ASaourumre^ Fresh Certs conslsnliy OR haad. Old Gffffds selling regardless «f Cffst. | , , TEBY tOW FOB CASH. RUSSELL & NEVINB. DaaUaga. Aug- »0.1 MT-—allyl Hunter’s Deadqiiartors! j Hero ia the plan to l»y jilt POWDER. CAPS. HSCT. CaM^IDOTA j | ELY'S PATENT WADS, AC, . Don't forget tb. plan-On. tfoor W«^ U Brick Block. J. B. ROBEHTSe Ruttoga. Mini*. Jaa. Ad. 1ML ■ ZW1-. ‘ DB. DwYIlHMi;** ceuauArua axcuuiM -j ! JOHN WOLF, “R T, A O T< T TsT H- & 1 1 Havleg parahwaed ta enure lelerrot la the atoek lately belonging ta Wolf A Botoe. baa re­ moved ibo aanw to IU old .torj ut Henry Jonro. two doors west of W. K. Darter's elere, where be .ball be haopy ta moot his old rrmwda aad costoman. or child CJrt to be found, ebta ■ ■ monaadeH tana ia want of FURNITURE. torl.g own thoroughly tried ttoto^ *3 ! 1 aull eonune. ever .<.,n rocarnl lo use any othmM X PNrosatcinBoRabber.eroOwrmglM, kLANTTACTtninro and xuxPAHtnra i alm ta leeattojarteoa la teatbar. boh * 1 ro totati ta~ta tar -proof STILL * -- , - . , ■ > BLACKING: YThae oaed accordlog ta direetfoffi. hi ‘ warvonled lo make a pair off Monte M Rboeu wear at leant one-third toegar taa by ta naeef any star preporataulh^ ■ : BIuACLKLJTTOi Prcdoclng tbc meet Hnlllenl aad Lasting Poiuh of aoyUuM of ta king o»«^ ei*M[ Xncalttor Haroate ... ! ‘ '• BLAOKXHXJ, JOHN WOLF. ttl.tu.ga, Afttnoyth, IMf. I itEVShS.'sserft.w CABINET WAKE CHAlKSS rctsrrcpx »[ ***7 deeeeipUn. STKUtli BKOSatlbi Utert tori., and ta rMt ihu. manntaiorod on tba sbortaat aolica ewd tto SPKLUSTPBOnTH. Tto tondernigaed will give .‘ptaal Xftotaa to ■ ! Whiek la pM ap In Flat U4(Joey* Cana, notglf and warranted to give perfect uiMfoeRoo Jibe Plwffcwr PalDiM ALIVE Ready for Work. aancvACTvaia Xkb a« ,,,.*' n * X. X. o -r xfa. TX7MW.JB IS«8. Ctark',tTeet cxalw.ro. And arid by ell Bz^. D^lLru Ibroogkeotta ‘ A GOODYEAR, ' I 1 ■ | j I ; 1 SUPPORT EOIEJNBUSTBY! ttoder Ibo eeprrviatoa of to H. FAJRCniLD, who bus ben with oe for ta peat four yearn, eod is wbom wo bare foil cnnflde.ee tbsl be eas HURAA.iT a m srssr nux, and made by lb* beat workman on short notice, cheaper then the eheapost, at ibe j 1 —«• rm 1 j^oox at ram: First ityatf Barch ate Septmter, Jart Bta»W tu Brick Rloek,' OF EACH TEAM, IMF. \ AUgrarw ! 1S«7. TO BUY YOUE GOODS ! _ TEMPLE OF XLfoSKXOrr. Aadialsrnst will be charged eo .all ssaw das al OTCOMC «Mly and neenr.. bargain. tbcoe dates until paid 1 H. FXnaJtodorTdto, Co. Rwnwr A F.SLarfo New Btoek. earner Main and Jefferson St*., Battle Creek, Mieh. ntaif L- BtJCELEY.wiflflntoUass asMtaaaa. pARM FOR BALE. — B8 O — Isrriajf «s» Mlajtn Jtyol PIECES FALL PBINTS ■ KNEFACTOBY; NEW OOOD3:' Erect SKEDEBSISD MO 1TVI S. 1 rcev matan gf^rTorxCTrodjv.ta^ gj X, ■^Ajaai'.rdfig'.ys la well fenoed, ffana la lg-*>ed neiffkborttood^^sEsrlarjxiTx: ' "T"" - “ "TTS„. Bartmaro. Sept. M. >A4T. nlttf Jiut Jtcoctvcd. GROCERY AT , -a^ay-. «>« .-w—.y;reesg aggaygyi3aswa,aas MTDTJlaZJVTIuTuE- EX.t»AH E. SBUBLA GrootoHta, PLAIN AND RICH FnrC^tth.L^tr&r.,, WAIU8 abb unuus. wyMXnrtyte, s»tohjamlprtoe^w|l£' any riml, 0«ttofojwy^wtt^ago^to^make^toiBh Grat Baroil! ft? tie Pajh! goodprliti, aew we.* ata, . . «... I SHOES, CHE.4PZ 1 ■■OWK SUGAR, . ?.......... \v 8AI1BW A BBBBTI^t. nmo,ene,w^. *•H-ffrod arc ariltat FARR WACOM*, at OdXtoru. AS we* ^ZTm.L qpo KOXnMDf— £JASH FOR HIDES AND PELTS BOOTS Tuzffzi * cum teKteterM,!*. . rnslrti uraa*?«ataifou«Msfortah.^B 1 fVklRB* CLAIKI, OOMUmKtk STOXUB, ^fopmtffbMUMU».**“ ”■ Ta- j 1 ; Perfumeries, Toilet Articki, BARLOW ocrea; W scree wader Blow; baa 100 apple Irene ** —* wo «weet toooe eNh a A-tfsrisj---'---*-. a*"*a^oa^™0:a nasi©.-, f / •; | Pare Wises aad LkjoOru, *>r ta seek. Having sneered tb. large room over BRO WITH ter‘f^‘f’o.:* S", D' D’V.shnw-0 E a ratal or We-; WAGON BIIOP. with leereaaod foalluau, I aa tai.' PcU,!,»' Haroeu Burt.ngs tad prepared to de all kinds of Wboleoale Agent, for Mlrtlgao, The Homo lo tho Cbeupeot public Hoaeo ia Cas­ Jlats and Caps, Hoose, Carriage, Wagon & Cutter trol Micbigas. ___ r . D. ROBXRSOK A CO. B- HANffT, Proprietor. Andon the detoDa of a’ firoLctas Ctolhleff and PAINTING. Whelaealo Doutora ia Boptaaad Sbtoa. Uoaflagu, Mich. Ort- let, IML-atta In eoBooelien with above, I sHU eonUaoe ta <* A >0 Woodbrtdgw glrooc, Dotrwlu ‘ Papering aad GIuIbm JgEY YOUB CLOTH AT tn>ria<os,and am reabled lo give tbs most on.. tor Caah, end will bo sold al > DET GOODS, I’IJRHM Palato of all kind., for sale. Pa^u nJriag purehaaa.1 the eaUre la tores', of R. J. Wholesale and Retail CHEAPER HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. GRANT, la the Reel Ketels, Goods, Notes end B.ted for tbooe who wish to do their own Work. G°«r Tkaa any other Clothing Room ia Central Michigan. to wklcb ta attention of the public I* reopoctfolyrtaeplastotatalrm. ly directed. O, x>. SPAVLDING1* 0 rss SKO WK'S IFX OCX SHOP. The Inducement le-Tbo Cfolh la aa good custom wouk Michael. The BffffkA will be Ma1im«< and aabotaattal u can be bought elsewhere for NEW CASH STORE, ta eaaMMMMy. Made to Order, pabtioeas when they do »"‘u bi. wroa. dreplroaurc ? No. no, bo 1.Jsot aorv r His abuse lo not abas*. BU pareiseroee in Ibo poeilMte of B.publlean stator 4, oww M !!’>■<■ ee—« | z. Beady made Cofina of every dmcrinUaa rou­ stsally aa hud, at ail times. We wDl aMrod Is poison to all calls, and we flatter oonelra* that The Ce-pnrtarabtp hreriefor. czfoUog wwdar a.a.Vmd H7Z£ BELLGOODS AM LOW ta boom aadatytoef BARLOW, GOODYEAR ro any io.Utatien In ta Blate. Call and look at A GRANT, tadtoeelrod by mutau m; Gands, two door* what of Putev'a Dry Goods Store in ta Hastings Hauer Block. H. BARLOW, they bare tat returned tarn Bow .York, where tar here parcheAed a aew and eoseptoto CLtAhSt. j Draga. Ctomle.10. Priata. 00a. Best RSMrt’Bt «f Creckery In Tern. oraire u a mH before pwrebaalag- B*Mon.mn.lr» • Towa. oppatotiag of all ta caoicE rtaiii (iraM; MmX Book* . , Photograph Album*) ; . DUrU. Ae IBS7. ponltBre Stare.—Take Natico. Crockery Tart, tomton, tael bio prtta it OaroierbttoM- TEMPLE S FASHION. >Xw“rei^i p—~ icrjrrjj ti ? It m— ' rf ta »?Wleg merebanlB need foar the "oodo of honor" Ho-ss^y foM* te. ।, ^riu b. warp^j eo aa ta Include in tu but aL iMUoao af ih a above character. Liltfoal KaJeldrecopa is dtangnd aad r»ocu>anoaa,-Are Ibo order of the day is edUnre«a talk "o^pery" mA *Hta *"aia guarure. As>r Jeanecs. iaowod om r>- .md yet be only "proteottoff ta wbta peopla^ tT^Uy. ef doubtfal expediency, aad tn onppert of rights."—Whore so editorceo be ■•fcM^oad o»u. •^JPolrey " Xot eo-lbe ediet nf the Manamotb 1. ta iolorost of ta “sopperbMd.,' and yet a Stere owned by that elerlt^ flreo-Ooonnua. - .------- ‘ ta My poiltio- The pooplo s>e «***• * Dinar, which appears La to-day's wbcdly Time. gwUe^op >bor for sad are fe mIwwX rerej-rew;**'^‘* ****a ef the wbeie people. Be speeds! loading Wilk them hut a pUn atnLgbliwwartf ^T?ri~y>wfore ta wa^d a Mvtag De totafr ^“•ereoi of fiwxa. .Kb argMoect end truth *0 ^*l^iou.e ahapo ef the treat aetoctodaa Lrea.^rewyiw »• wg**'-re ■ Bssfffi >**©» Piece Goods, Uro. ■Nottori to beratrr given that the Aswwel Meet ' tngofCto9tort.hol.lere of tlreOrwnd Rtver Tal­ ley RaR Raad Company, for tho elactton of Ofocwro a.d ether purprere. will be bold aa thefoffl-v ofta of ibe Compaay. in the City afjackaonjao Men day the * th day ot'OcUiber sail, al 1 o'clock. P. M. .Ml. EBKBkOOtY*jca*. AMOS ROOT. FroridSWl E PRINGLE. Secretary. Uaviag purchased ta entero clock of BING A fr-^jisias^wTaagg liadaeaa. end will not forget the obligation." •<?. RUSSELL & NEVINS. Rear Gtooffu, JnU Hcceircfo, Dry Goods, ifoate# Shoes, TT H GO O Dff - B. Dry-Goods, Groceries, ' ' Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, We keep oeantanUy oa hoed a fall uaortmeal ef tarub** 2 RaUtalnW U IMG d . CrffW Ttoffy M Iff tfi.ffff- geawied tokio. | j DRUG & BOOKSTOBi, Wdi WILL XffT b« tmRHLD. The Lag. Hesse adder*. Rev EDWARD A. WILHON. Na ISA Spoil. Second AL. Wilhanabargh, ff. Y. AND IF TOD DOKT SEX WHAT TOC WANT scmnicE’e .*••.» A-< XA.U T»xji Go od« PHILLIPS ; J. P. BOBrRTS,WirO 13 SELLING JiQEX A» cases of diseased Liver, Blood or Skin, Indigestion, CosUvenm, rpo CONSC MPT IV EM. 1 The Rov. EDWARD A. WILSON will road (free of charge> to all who desire It. ta preoerip- , Lohf “ TriUd. Sstablishmsitit J^orvm X MA.-rwx> oar Irt Ealmmt PhyBfcfaMpaU ggmcKrrorn •ow ffff«d tfcFMBhMt North »4 N" e w re* va*m oxJi cox^fiT* nvedxivsm. there or d,d«cli»g"f fcw*e<!D’ta o^dZtUd"from ciwaly. TW pXpU JSwWw to Pillb ♦ AMD nflDOX Knm. * Tke XMt Baoeaarfkl JMtfhN Iraetotaltto wW tesarioMy bogie al Itofo. M- *8artS$u**" "Mhu; m iwfco Uadt «i every tooth and every man la ta land. Beainnder acet la a pleto eo’rfepe, to any adoaoary paper and pencHa, a*allaritolnrtlui win hMtaMM Inarrttiag. jon a. palmer. . Coooty SopLofMooU Ilf Mwory^Nvw Tert. Ifort Offen Reg 4ASS. BeebvfiKBopt. BfolMF- I ppTUKUI atorutag cenaegmiwoas^ of jFRurowx............. .naaoAT, oct.m. BABMT,..................... ....YCTMhS^ OCT. BL oortafn, and eff^eL by saata MAKaOteVK......^SArtMlAT.FCT. *. ^s2!s CABLTOE.--------- ------ TUBBaXT.ROV. R. of wtotoh orrery ewffrewr, as saatUr what Us Ha­ WttoUMU............ WONnaUT, MT. fo eta msy to. may pure htoaeaM etonplff. privato. ' 8y ; Q R- V. BAIL HOAD COMPAJTY. JreoeiaooaTioa Qajaa or Bate Dau—-An aee-r.codalioa gam, ef baae ball wsa played al bailie Creek, yeoterday. between Ue Bailie Crrek'a and Lwne.Starof Haatlnge, La wbteh the dMltlal fotorreas. - ; latter were magniSeroily “ocooped"—the adbrw SheeilRKs, Fbiaela aai C*«laerer being u ter Battle Creek to 11 for Lage 8tar. Thai vaa aa reremmrefo/ida with a rengraaea. Tbs prodnel ef homo iadeeuy t: As good ae ta reryl It lo becanao bole -tamy?»ryr He boat-ro Cheap as the taapvM 1 . We admire the pfoci ef tho Lone Stan. They J. 1. VAI BIOMT. aider, O. rash and nnforteeaieftae year doeirioa. would cool the order ol kbo moel proReioel of bane He ia a -viaitalfos from Cod." sad espremly toHastings. OM. 1st, M»7e-aMtf bellrre Coin, boya 1 Praetiro makae perfect— uodml to regnfoto whmwvor things «»•"««• del.n i, i01 oiaI| BtD, ,t tinn | ]| u bene II. -Mppery- Ita. be oot Inform lb. meri4 that BHERIFrff BALE. ‘ trial too. trecauM itabows I ba weak poiata. and Ac U .ottrog * ’eada u. heller th Inga—providing wo profit by -•arc-.i Jtjrlf learned. Fren Rare -Baornaaa, editor of one ef Iht *•«- prpare In MtaMfaa-Xta ChariMU BymMi•‘•’■■Terpetraiea U>, following s . • We UMorv oor M,n*anla that edltoro are •ewjrefoa, and that the< do m.l oMret to feeare abowo to . Therefore tbooe ^ss-^asr“tits '•{.user­ am_______ 41 Osdae fftreot. Bow Tort. woticet”' rtsulta thia My alter Xodteae ia MVAABX7O. Cash Wanlttl inuurdiaWy. Ir 5 5 j :!ii 1 !i i£ T i 't ■i n H11 In piUj iHu y 4? Hjl ‘ UHl f ih#lHi Taursaurea Lacvcao.—Rar. D. C. W sieur, ■sale Lrelare. for ta Order of Good TempUr*. ■■11 Oddreaa lire rill seas of Uu eeapty ao fel- ic^srse^asaeh. H*rr 'vT‘ AWta TreUop^By For A thorough practical Dual new edue*U0D, go to the Grand Rgpidh <Jm«. r m .7.7 Bo“"“ * Wieorwas. ■sercLml College aad Tcletrapfoie lha btg Hardware mn 1 Bealiaga. to InsUlMte. 11 to superior to many and baying that „ g,,, r|taiar, j. second to none. Send tor circulars. profit thereby." „ 7 R®mu. A Fci.ua*> new Planing Mill, la foal aaauming abope. Tula re an Important addition to <x>r mechanic inlernl., ud th. proprietora S1IEXJL OUTT ar, a. Important addition to Jv |Ui af citing Our cuhlonten will please take notice KeobtOto togln to took nj. Onr are cleaning op aad receiving large edditloeeln that our book* aro balanced to the First tbelr aioeka Is abape of nme. g«,d. .heap aad or Jxtlt, aa 1 all accounts previously beautiful goods. The most faaUdlou can be made arc duo and must Ire settled Imme­ pieaaod here. diately. Wo need all that Is due us, and No fight., borne races. Borders, de, to close hope Uiat our cuatomem will respond without any delay. this week's record of ear town. Goodyear, Barlow k B*Iley. '//Tus Gunn Rives Vilut Batkaoan.—Wi upIlAitlngu, Aug. 2% 1387.—nlfttf prahted that th. p„p|. of lku of lh, Stole very generally appreciate the benefits to be rn xcu rp ri i t derived front a Railroad, end act all Is apparently not being dose Ibsl to ereenli,] tnlh. eariy com’, pl.llen of thia no much dusirud entsrprUe. Th. lees to lay lire RoeJ from Jackson tn Heatings, ia al ths call ol lire company, and will bo laid du.ujualMaooo « Cue Xo.s Dm |> ready for Ito reception. Oe thio point we .peak edrfoedly. Wheat re.L pee boahet ...... 1 to Hence the time wboe oor pw.pl. ahaU enloy the W*rek wh-ta. per beahal . f 00 .................... to <• beo.au and advantages ef direct Rail Uord com CtovoT5eed.. .. Tierothy Xeed lM«A0e maukutlon with Ibe reel ef mask lad la for them Care per beahal . . I 00 to determine. If they will H, th. road win be nets, per hilhll.,............................ M » 00 completed, and the Cara running to tbia Viilag. Fleer, red pee LM .................. rtowe. wbl>% per bhl ----. IC 00 so the lat day ef July IMS, bat thia eanaot bo Malt. lee. poebhl < (0 uni Math, reqilaito arenas to Ini ah the grading, Rati.merer pus bbl...................... UU <10 and complete lb. erwntoa ef the bridges ia platred Hrawa. per baabol . ...................... pre toe .............................. TOOfolOOO to lb. Landa of the Directors, with lb. i.ait pewai- Her. lined PMcbaa. rrared par lb........ M hie delay. We ask thes, tbrltbe properly bold- Dried Free baa. ,, peered, pee lb........ to It ere of thia county, m.u of abundant mens, who nwod ApptM. pee lb....................... It bar. a. yet taken a. stock In the Rood lo eotnr for. CWekseo. per to . . ...................... Cmvw. per lb. . ......... —... . It Rte . is«i| lb err property u> thia eaitarpnw; an increase de­ Lard.per IS l«fol«M rived entirely from the prospect of the carlr Teltow, pev lb............................... Bottot. per lb..................... MU completion of the Rood, and this sub wtll snoUe Fotatae. pel bo.MI lof?! the Directors to finiali the Road bed in thl> Apple..per beta!.......................... M 1 00 County Is Mevember, end thus wears the earliml Owtona. per bwabel ........................ etear mesa, per th .............. IS possible eompletton a the work. Win too do it» Port, Hides, green, per lb . <•? If so, and Ibo small bsianeea of unpaid aabocrip- Hidas, dry. pee lb........................... It Uou ore promptly forth earning, tire future toe Pella....................... -.................. A' tOfolM use of thia people will bo emu red. aad the wealth of tho County doubled, and the permanent pres NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.^ parity ef thia section of lbs Stat, placed beyond all gnrsUoa. TAnnBniMH, ,niDH,tCT. n. FtAOUEflUJk .........TOMUY.OCT.U. todedgeMwer aeswalartrevegaace. . ABBtaUU-.............. WKDinUBAY. OCT-1A. ......................... TaVRBDAY.OCT. IT. Dwnro....... -------- ....TCBBIMX, OCT. e. M~yrebffw. rip nsj iW i'll Bs 5 2 1 ip| »rl I 1 IH!|| KI ilh ii n '5*551 Mi rem paaioa's flat. and **a conaaqoaaec, gala black ew.rabl.pta for th. protection of saltier, and ^■'-‘b.bMt.atartoUofUto.ri^byjM.M gSSSSS: of a eelerud L.griat found In Booth CforoHn. by •MM-rttatt. : efo^ ■ My W.y. From Perpignan to Monlrorrut Dr Day.nl Tayl’r; HP**‘»ff- »T Mwatd Everelt Hal., 1 “*• enlbnr of “A Maa wlA—« . r- •„ » -qu-. Mr Fye would bars prerebod II," Me!' Rsviows and Uterury Nolloea. TICKX0R A FIELDS. FuMtare. Bretoe. AMBTU1R SrtVltlM. T.'Oir’ Firrear.—Vi» Enrorr effere tho Veal “scooped" hi th. nutet, ,f isderam-"'. to all »bo waai ebeotiag, fiMneli, K baee ball, played ben last Saturday. Woodland aa4 cuaumrr.* Uu goods batt Uta vary beat repauuo. ri>4 are really “as good aa Ike beat. boya ervred 43 to It. Umar uenln BMMroodway.'New Ifrek. new England seaport Ufa, by AU*. rm ; v. p ih 1 :rh? aad Fr»« «-.c- ■ ns." Fieaeas.—The □ullngs Woolen Facto­ and U in dl reep^u . Ej.. , ,, bld » eablbitloo lately IT laaaaa take* of the QreuXeak Beent of —a- u ffutl'sW' Govair -The let, al caolemenl at Car in* ■*■ ecroatoned by tho atriaal ol a weal are fur.lr vUo. being w.lllrrej people, gave a pan, lo lire aaaambl d anloata. At the front. nc-ma ■1 lire laparOnaal bread was produced tai e«er - Jart pett'tohod. a mw odiita Off ILJ<~- LJ II 1 Iffl l ontarwdtorf i11 BALTaOM.-.-............. TtJEBOAT, ©CT. A. ___________ by the arey tot, R. p. WMppfo . w-a—1.\; *’•*• 0,11**“1. M*se«di' jgggglSS&ASlSS! How XxkBrt. how ReBtoreXl I ^y-nysyttSiiaa: ' ■.•to- i Goos res. atw reoalvleg at talr Baniar»i store. »k«lr “a**1 apleadid Fan clock dZTSiZrtt ^tok-1 *»*«“ "V Efio a yaae. fo, BhatJ,^ peas, pebtUMra. ,'Oro» J- W. Saaaatxa ,ffl roteiain ta G<~J Tom J>Ure sad public, tact Ttafaneueos *«osa.-Pm Moto-d, of an. Friday.«««» sartvdM Illaleey ih. Qrel * -A «•"»■ «Mrt*»«a.-a happy , Wtu-"| Senator laCongrom from fr,^ ef died. Y<"1 «r’'' «P~M» b*« either w ulna lay 'ocr CIK‘d’ al Banaaa'a. Creak Street Tire lol* war about 1 la farer nfCrvekStreel lo t t r Jefferson btreat. Wann4,r*lsuJ tat • Kt Lrcuev ba« eaeurvd ta OM irrel for building tire bridge. The price agreed .pan .0 ffl.W/ Mhlfrl 11$ itjif . Ker-MT. T»« Atiasvac MoerwAr.—Tho Oetobee hwmhor •* *Ua popular Uigulao, la al hand with ta I? | I Advorttamenta. TM„ier*aBo*o—E Haarr, Proprietor. tritel Wane Hotel—r.X.fun,»«rtm. r„el,B;a!lea-0®o»nAB,BAM*w A Buuy. ttedtona.. EMI'’ f woolen Factory—J- ■- ▼*» Bbctt. pMtu-s -H Fa»»**«r k Co, Dottie Greek. ItbU Iff IWi -E. U M»U*«T, J)WT«t Freb*!' Order—Estate Bifiitu' Ciwuttu iln ! I W ii 1 X.~.7^gp l>f"w*n,l> D«- taTaqtp Wffrid.Mtas peaeoa. ** k*<ta - i 1 JCMBMAKTOUa arsoiaf RWioss “iraui «™ » UWT iron.___ >r MMrlftHA _£»ffOgd;t la»tiar,J^y m, n«. C0L1 > *07. __ -u 0 .............. ®. Id IF Martig, De, ; I �THIS LIST YSiffS TfflGBT! IB a rxW." - : WK'pT43OODS. « n» w irar-tTM iw- j *■ M» v< ilPl al bMkih’urel i taw <amf«lncri iamJmJ IwK w> 4 M> ,1 ' ba» Afw. . m *»•»■» bmis wen . 1UB> 1 Ol IM itn1 rUhr^ltjniA.'u’OcS i » -'-^UjtUtor pirt’rf ' w fMAoIit < f h -t r ctf. IRON & STOVES gE5 wtliar ntlrJaCMtSS. . -il.ia 1 .Nin vCJj «.y,.ifctb >' • X»f»«X 11 ** JflSLQTS, roit M sSriiisiia -HoW. DM I M nilap of Uaatlaga. b»fr<1h ?ajrt) A, oUn.u )»H bl>A r • *; J . tbotf «di mu igarxrruffi i/uo«fl d. {-hi i ImoA Their ’Real Vahael Btovo Pipe, Sop Pana &c. UkSMSan i ?nui.a® '•- < .5?-‘^S’-tTK^/z5.r . < •■■ - rfl0Z)Kr • ->■' ■•”" ■ M••■ H er-Sttrw: Town 4 jiurUi af R,n<i 7 AVoaL HARNESS A\, SHOP. -* •?;?-iiff?2 ,'.: j:: ‘SeE? rs wi: x4i: GLORIOUS NEWS ■ - • - «MC the People. VpWUS.«liXljMTAlL Hahhwake Mehcuast, ■» “ «• -rfr; JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. ®ml«' 4trnisjin« 6oobs. N. l).->l»<uuLtaMt>Mcd lha aotlro IntoroM In ll>* J.nrlry ..teroWTXH. A l>. B. Cook. I oaoid InHnn Hit eoblia IBM uo raina will ba' aparvd to iiiaxu* tap. !•*«•»Inmwy ud ,TRku. WineorTar BROAD CBtiCK HUOIT MWB. ATLANTIC i GBXAT WSTEPJi ■jfei*-’ O'vihi®; ,f •» i<w ,72Wr“ $ tl» ma.L ct.pu. aa Bjay of Varalnc aa-! l-HraciMO. a*T> ret .Um - frr. uf <bar«r. Aii-Wh J*Nh.IJ5 IIOUGHTuX. Broad Gauge Bail way! t«ni>J i*» Ktda w- See tUl "Win OF TAI- to ktewa ob every Httle. «»L UM by BntRi^a a»«y »bm, U <11 OUVCK CBOOU « CO. Pm, • ’« WAMIHGTOV CITI'. Thtotoil^aaly tauiatelba ^i. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania I ’ tuSitoilx £ M AND1A K C flUF- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-10-09.pdf d131a68d8497871024daeb42e378765d PDF Text Text jht Karting_ _ ])chp'v A Townae^^ •I» i> »■-«««• WftW • M,c“e.r , ’l mnier ef ■' •‘-”7 ef ■.loner I'.rwi. mulling aunvauxd Huai m business 2& girertorg. ’ General Sheridan HhwHto fo e»"'34w’’ YMt iT^Stefisi rrtoyfafly'Em erne htrt yoo »ta an- Heetai lUted |4adjtwdJ, wish .to rtnfa the-dfars.’' ibfa ahsm41 frurfs.fu' ' *43o tea tiff Mt-parfMatotefiimealI •fftihi hof’ftndy to' fa yet." vrfathtj urfty about 'tut orchard, of tho profewitonii] cavalryman that orer ^rflyi—**%■»!-»*** tneV' id apj^r trees. So fa1 appeared M -oat- continent Bure I Jbo exixton drew'/farir•tato>-ir shady'-—----- - j—o-tfcr matttn of grain, w1 grand quaiidse were liatanfar ywreap. i I m'dha.' nrifl^rtiftfad and BAemd. The fw *dek, or dairy, and rat potatoes, wfaefl tias nod lightning a/two. Whew be tfmtarifaWfowtoiK'Uill kept bi. pom. b?HH, pork, and mH beef, all oemhM cam* eastoard fro«u hi* R'etoern cum- j kreg af Imd la i*dm teme, b bef^fafani wwn tawed tepaw tfa instr*. I fonr i no flw> vwrieH at tsgMablM w® ptogn fa mastered tfatupagrephy atiha from tfaBIfftM who releft ft,] ‘«icnL and ho could not see thw 'toswl ffiwfofn! berrtM w» lusekraa Mac bee or i rrwwtoy» mpifllv ftat.it saamed fa fad dans Ct xneo, -tea iimtoftaudii ___ L?*8™0*—•; ^JT; detot-a. >Afc length aha roao iron tfa juiry rtwiK By October freer eotnes. to judgv «> gmat a who a ifate. tod wibfc.to Uao.ocgmr-rifl paue-, lorhent Maphtea at «*■ kind, er I it all a* a girmca. His history in the fa numbered ooroomtod to mid ,fld fasidn tho musician. . , vjJ• homo congesfa-«.teOTftte,:mast likdy.-He East coatwhseded, all togvtLcr ano year ' Tfa aaqoai fas been worthyn 'IthtartrasK^y kfa murwdtppd.' Is laid ap, wtek stop* for a month, the and fire day* and ho kxU ‘an an-mgi< of faftMtog. BvwythmesaBm Clothing, Qtfakr-exfajjghl thoprgaairi rafad:| ■loetar amtto, and he “dresrt round" all ■ two cajmawd Laitl^ flag* erwy three day* 1 tottered «Me that, day. -4flaft < hiw>dMBd.c Jhvn, with Out Ugfa of aj.winlor. and tfa dodora bill drara Kxn . during aO that time to the central gi>r: ’TV! •nwrt?nd bun»«u]Mt»da«l:to thr utba^n> foluaj;}'Tfa poor wife, meanwhile, gets ayiprp- erameni, . In Um aame period he sent a - of England was wereraotoida full upon her stood the pnnerea irfajitia, cototip«toiL fan forge too parfapn, captured ficld-px«e er®y two dors aa<><T{la tfaToynhy aad tore ot ths p, V_?u ?,c |1tad eho “just crawls round." Whsitsi .his flags united wm? equal to al! Ar ofth- • at this hour. Queen Victoria inf 6tuA (d»wa uf reived, . trijh its ennino I foe matter ? Tbcty doy’k know, 'poor | ‘er onmea of the Unien. He bad fastii*. I sfaal influ«u», too,—(fa faartxt triumupga Uco tiara, Cis hecJda.-.)> the toals. Wouixl tfay build a tat firo.in I ■Bid “wriggle’1 in a wvndarftj) .ftogrt-A. i age paid bw as a chrisfiaa weal fc’W’J* *W)**n exchanged for a grey July and afail tli* docua? Of ooureo not I but ft was ahmya WrttjHe forward He comparably wider and greater ft »‘“K';yyl* oua a. fag foi<i vxfik which , —in their,roc»M|- * '— *faye ' iw ' ' , adapted himself to rbrupM ronditloas < of any hfcanreh now reigning but ifay wo* now pushed bhek fhxs the fair girt just tint in (hen poor stomachs. BoW wife ■ Am AmmvS WalVus tudixToos. if hh foco. nWo ? Thdy hovo lightning ean t* ludiesuu*. and still tin An Exrpirita awry by Lrautlaa “Oirftrsbcth, TTfabMh!1 rxefaim-I mcr, the heat ri_ tacn anting nil stun-1 mtdnciog food, ft for a 1 dortsfeo wnr. nln.oet fcrtwtteta. ad the organHf tml fa trunk at faffa. told fanfaiu but kibe of Neggdeli, there Mr• ___ __ it not for_awarm ■»«. tfaa.’ « A I In caaxp ar ftokilShnriiisai rm a roogh I In xnd garc-d' -rfutfully into her troubtod Greenlander chn oaf cttniHc* and whale ■oMier hxIda Bfflrtotofa wfan he wanted <**» «fa** toaa was spas ad to aafl 'o«rr)jr^ >RO,AWgg. . t eytrtff y*’’ *>•! ■ •• .j tat, bmiBir they create heat In Jsmx- a hwx in WtolxsaMr he took ft; if hr [»*». ■ Bedooia at anottartsfta, tif I11STINUS.. . . SJ1.“icn.■ “Why- tite you faro, BertraaiF’ nakedI I ty’we are up toward Greentand—in nli- liked to fa down oq the sidewalk fa did ihffjiHrrtefa ’ *- <i.-r....... • %. '■ OAc. ' jdi he had nothing to du with retal*, no erestt. Haring. eOvW ft vnfo fa-Jtfts ■ PRESTON & MEAD, I I “I cattle to4-id you farMsell; and as I rA Hfaioo lives on rice, juicy fruits meal toaal with Itop. uo lumca' to n­ cornel* and In* ---- r-i«v fa |ft fa -1 I florod not Mature into tfa palace, I gaiu- tnd trophies! v<vtable*, looting and r cbaagw, <u»d no, threto to mato If fa ( leujctb cyun tfa following fayfoft. fa General t Grocarsri I ed aesMwtf. toe eutbednd fa brilfag tfa Oftete* to thn *rst.tti. :Tn Jeh- we move I burned a fall he burned k without word* | boll-Huger, and having taken tha vsnant fanrird Hindooetaa, m AtaatahncMtrop- or ftitob ffary "M wl ooe arili.-vi fruit iial uf Uoadead uygmust—to< my trjuuc ix-aL -IH-rt mes* •bange, too. Have ap- afaal Um, DoamjdiBcaiiofi; If fa nttar with the juieo at an farb, fn rWfabl** . ( braaifat Jltho odii'a I -could aul trust . pfa, peon. cbanM*, etn. from tha crch•elfin rags, u> ti« hi» faft Wfti fa . uitsi,PAiccii a »o„ toyhMtoaUflf" swl.er.ity day. of early,-and foie kimlxu did fl in a bombshell way and was wrap- (Wfav. so os to appear Sft a la=to_beg- . A.low moon was the only answer, and . fat tl>x.ro bo piculy of mx/d reputable*, acasabln aft-'m r.rds L A man raH to mo Zsr]s5 'rur1.£:U£ ■ be continued; ivunucrnt* xx _tafae ja Boots and Shoes, j Straw tarries ntr ulc. _Jl a little time m ^fipchcstiT, “I looked ct him firn! and “rot; ore to bo married to tho Qor- sad trouble, but it’s the didn't Hkw his took*, and I spoke to hitu , tfa nr re a r/.vnrxcc. THE MTSTZBIOUS OHQAMIST. I •. pay the jz doctor b21s ’ AndJbW '.ymux roirP’ " ‘ wAZ Xj’s. unodd W trooffled. He was nw* Ufa ear I know was to pau that wpy;' IHHb fi1’ , “Tci ’* iabfaxl thn girt- "Oh, Brr- I dear souls Uieeo things taste PpwXf men than any YaAee gofaral 1 had ।,*nw Naber roprocchiag on Ifa bfautifti '• tn^n, whnt n trial it will fa to' stand at T You bliidy ghat ford is good for pigs Srtn. I wa* wrry fawn tfa tint tfay I| stevd hr cried tort in er week ttjfosx'*Mkft ■* 1 y.faili'r' nltrir? fad'fauto ttpHtt tfa tfa voir* and oittlo All right; !mt,wife arid chll- srht him bsfa/’ Hbarmaa end Bheci-jihpoorutoa^tt-'; for three fitft lUfa yMiOiwiJl doom in* to a thing death P’ dren are of higher wntegusne?; and it dan are u*m at peratiai res.-TOU.-OMi, j। l*»n unable to more-4teln'ft« ape('W ' "Think of’ffio” r.’jnfnM theonjMifa. ■ a xhaifio if with all mir greet gifts of axnbahve, idfawmswtio, atoenUea. cargi- i xwk for food. I emdpsng । fafa Mfal ivai tfa grand,old cathedral •Yowroi-tl fttfar has reqnMtod mate intellect and intuition, we do not ol*y| nal, deeiilndr bheramn is thia-ekmuo'1. ' luwnsn will reward yosL The Mrnifa ■ xt.S-.O- .«-~i., IJr "* 1 have pronitsX | the PMue lfam in iotarown nbydfcel fai« and dfacu, f> u*»to. m M.*— . irgsni«L The groat cototov ' H t» be hc« If 1 were your oijual. 1. mjr wr-well lh=t the dorter shall ♦;•:'! thu nrvhtog ia-. and carry fam faunal fas the rogwe re- • -p-- ’ J - wmkl fa-thfahridegrox m fatoadxif tfa bxrties 1M> than the farm doctor tfoe* to teltoct shots bhcridau, but, nithost tho pited, “I oauiKrtriM,! hare — ,-tnrg^ ■., 9ttFu-.riti Bru a i«x>r murids;; mnst.gno (he ham Don't fail of vSgvtalee. beirica, I latter'* wriggte M.d a’ talxftity. "■■ ” The. yiMBflp.7. *- ■ . . . ; ,,. ami ftwit*. Try Kaad rea will eoy we I one is o geographical p - ------ -uuuab — ., Natat, touched wjth ply, .^•'i~noBjteX .t wfaeo । “Jt-ia Eke warding egal a»d 1*<dy. mud- | bavuti t told half the truth, .to the sea waa uke the awing of a mcllM hi* tarsi' to tta sptft st2ajllifa.L 1 xra rider who like dittaidiy set the aecnung fagtar e^Ua\ fler, to pari <itb you," _sai<l.,|fa, girl j A Jtaiuxest-ldk* Courtship. m'touA fogfoTQf hfa*p^» 1 '“w^’ entercl tho church, he mw n ntran -nr •'fcbWffikU no sooner dw Ifanea foa^tafa . I'dlyuu this—tpll you HMMl* /fa* wfo yt a f-w h«jpia it |«lf tu tlx saddle, than fa' •»< jrtrejp >ill fa a sin! Go, go, and God blvse ! There is a story extafa about » fan Ocmmereml Honor. Itta horso and goHoped'* K UNO, SPRAGUE A CO., strikingly htmdjxinio facn,wilh greatblock, lib did *n *Tt w I—Danty—T taife eat6' minute*' ceurtahsp»4i*tw*in a thriving .LfaJjE? L_a .£' off H re rtikr hfor1 'far; ia • if <h o । tad busy mamhete of «• <atosfo®pleat melancholy eyes, and hnir Eke the raC L O THI NGj reefs wtng-for gin** and .■olor, ■weeping trMad-TkriA:Tiiii’’0aefata*faa thi* 'to Eagfoixd. Md.ei tady, fcr-.wkMB, ial1 in dark wave* over hi* nhoaldcn. He Ucr to •lofa’IHr.'htt—faw-tra* it srith l<»faiw>tiott . lain of fat with » deceoand fnpnd, fa b fWfaltd'fa** her,-then ctotte •wseatraato*. .Upi fady <^*1 ®l Ifal1 ItITI FMUUtM MUI. did not team to notice the sextan. but halted ai at____ . —w,_i— wfavrasanwMfatasMMttol .iifatl bark, h*M bs* to Ms heart in a tong eti>- 1 <cAint mg-bouso and said that fay 1 brare, addMlh % half smotfajad fore, j ■•Yet* fare-Ufa,, mrhnrM*said Rte*-M W. O. HEDItlCfadMha » »»Jfar." Mue teaxa ha* wtttod k»FwMh to ytmJorw^ U batldo atojo—yau aHhaa mamagn which she had rwpsired. . .Now er to txdlan* uck how rem i1 todtee t hj1‘Lfor the foal time, oenirred to the PrisUd “Wfaaacr aaMdtaMBL^ K ms^fapt.Ao idea of (his holy Mtaft in ’ his Owp case. " “HnsaitssV-' said tho noUa Ani>, *ta». -r L "kliirriajMi” agfd he, fistf&oly turning jtiuch a thing U vtAMdli^rf uuutrwrl. we [ over seine west Th'Ka ccrrespondrtcn. I nxr t >.!, w^s (hen very rarely mot with, -*TVcIl,*'I r.nipnsn everybody ought to ir I—! tioctmee^l-maay refuse* fo^ofcrM o ■ gTvupd i and tij.' rinr whfitt rayed like marry, fr.bugh Mrel a thing nevbr oo h<>oae and so truly did they four Ufa i a mdifcn ».'<* fal IxstjJce (hooped in hd runv’d Wriie Wore Have you 'gtoen 1 bxsMafa whose eye* tlu«y',pcrfunujd su.li | l aud public cftulrn^yvr',Ao rocks along the gvntlsmaa on aHinualxir answer V ataK ' Dunn jtratt . villu j£uM*,i \ F0jk KM fiW fof.^rna ".Ko” When the maruh c/ .unprt ■At longth tfa pahfai • gates wew> openspnsgng from (io farfa, wtavt “Are yon fading partirularly Sr-gapxi brought ia the aaa muds of uuii el cud the royal party an]wared, cwwrt- in the matter F‘ j nees, they oflen wore (v-iriwl ly tl Its owner, euihraring him. “ NaT Dig ttto pftxMea kdfa.-tk to tfa cnai*«ihim aocviuixiny Trfin to hi* taut . wnfana.. Ad afaaiifa is lands "NoL MrtMalariy.” x- • j, . , nd whsre fat aiafasgawoa-toV>seism-■ • WeU.tban, BBedam.” »aid M, tuas- x^a farmer wfa had been Id th ■jGrocorico and Prodnoo, afad to wm a bpava i for m*»d pnhiBgffct "if lhuba bright.r than the MBtwiDoaf^IiAf*. *nd «WS.*«Uf rau . iaxrx.ro trxx ------------------------ r„z , bloesfats ww> «fa tatto at Rlutu<». which a>urUh»p.> >r *LkIlI h«re »> Jrmr. And jBWWiiHMffBiwi1 floated fo.rn stotolt hwik Ofld fatal., think yun oujdd he iomfortalje wiih iu<* W« Utofatnstfa-d *W ursr faiis- I am yooe humble sorraui to yotnMhd.’’ fat' TM.wfa*cJifariMly granted. Mr Them srtfnjwaJe who lh?ixght font & retorting Wft ftw WM w hfa ItowrT tabto. This done foe tamer teak a.pre . the laly had a jiurpcau in guiUg ffietA W if ecu .she. BgfrlfrdlT diafrnwft It' aad^wrote a rcevipi, and affbrrd ft to tho HLeeaHaho waull aoarnJw Bl’“Wltattefti. roah-P’ nW Ma Stow The Board nesnhauX saw her oufawltii thewM. wJn«* M if>hi. pajonpei Mr ear nite a TttWnu kneU, she urm- httcomap naants, auj wh«» “»e *a* , ElW ftftWhave Mdkfl the earth' re teste yes «adat the right toe,'' »[fal fl ™gr swttrflx'd far. A-few iFiflUfr-^- ■ . MiWlWtaHxshfawtored ttecartrodWalk toy maa,l(^> wift M» iftftr'uri steed foe yMMtatotat-ysns/.latKro-i'H M.tnft illrriflbgnriM. wboarWehad , *t> tata i Bft fa. Rteaeo'medMkom •« *hereftbte.lwx- •■‘rrwid cm**nl«nt dfi£* fl" ’’’ b ' * " TfaT* ere nmnWt- •»> »mu .»u ■ | I Maaie & Jewalw. m.TiFC» H;COV». =SSSS»W*»| aJta & Harwsnata, Drift Medicines, GroceriS,’ T.crara MFtt. ...-i .'------- Livery & Sale Stable, U/ aU A*. ■ ,r— -rwr-wvrexw I3ootw j& Shoe»> Gttarai facflTUW'tahUte*'- jjsrwjaw* rmn; Maias General I*>gan d«di*ered a long I end rig-mms <ropli at Ifasulton, Ohio, fal wefa. fa Whish be anfaraed . tfa J a Consul*;>e <•; x».K»i ,EAC»M wy ^oda, BOTTOM. . 1ffiyrgftT u1''^ »afo*V- | hem it> nakift ifieadftft-i '^■U^W-'rfMed SM. । i compelling- fa’ Ito tW V1 6UhnK,taa! Ta can Safe for money! BwtreT *** --- 11 tixnu, XV.an* *■ —oi*y*u. ~ ’* . m .eiuiy * ftrrkcrestaW'Mr efl? Middlwfllo; and «yaM c xitMs MdasdA-WuLiAk : ■ :-p i .*-Aw^aoy>KI adf ■-“Wt*OTM»#»PW»jn i. ..WILf"t" I stabler. “thia’ —------ --------- The pale Bps of the PjwHC nt nb* could not !" ith c-riaAv-tate-oW in a painful MMMfli pale man al the orga .1 Wttled te marry, you IdxafiteAeaJMc aa un¥ostt. faike■^w. bflUj >y seined xfoces far ssdssss �«r DBUGS, DBTJG8, dsug F. D. ACKLEY & CO,, this « any ether continent. If this buDetin did not etectrifr tbs cocat-y, It - ®OI% cf Us rebeUton, it did gala th. emu- TB»nonBl BOOKS AND STATIONERY! sMngtna Lota of wailmsanhavu argued up all sorts of tdeblroensdire," incooneotltMi with "the recent Imbroglio In and *'‘bo premises oecnpted by a certain med Andrew Johnson, who, to tetad Imaginations was fast bear­ ,__ .ogre of immense proportion*, and of terrible power and dlstruetlveneia. . There was nothing bloody- and desperate which bo might not bo expect­ ed to du. There was nothing Infamous which bynighi not Utanpt even to tho using of the army to abolish Congrese, and tnAkc himself and the rebels r 1 te an nhwiss, weak and self-willed man. He may be, probably Is a bad man, or a' mad man. Bat he has npne of the clementa of character that go tn make the’ suecessfal conspirator. Hohasao skill for concocting any plot bet a war plot. In this sori Of a plot be b Inimitable and unapproachable, no mortal man ever had the ipek to mab every thing and every­ body’he tries fa serve like him. Wheth­ er be tries u> aid the rebels, the rebelDemocratic party, or himself, It la all the same, notlilng proepers in his hand. Nothing succeed, like that agaluit which bls hand to turned. We cannot be seriously angry with a man who really harms nobody but him­ self and friends. Bohl, motive, what they may,—Andrew Johnson eould nev­ er, by bls fidelity to the Union, the C<m•tifaUon and the principles of the Bepnblleaa party, hare advanced the canse of raidica!rrptMicanfsm half so "accessfully as he has by his Infidelity. In the hands of n Ifrovidonco wlrer than the q-lejst of ua, Ac Ua.* been the ln»trument for bringing down the pride of the dW loyal of the South, and far cnfranchto^ Inga/oyol race who, but tor his treason, would have been left to the tender mer-' Had Mr. Johnson acted throughout In general harmony with the leading men at the RepnbBon party. In congress and out, we believe he could have carrl- called JhWfcoZ leaden. And It was on­ ly after his raving Zhl ot February speech, which shocked the moral sense of the whole country-, except Win. II. Seward, that the staff of accomplish­ ment fen from his hands. Into tho hands of those who nw the abyss into which the •‘Ship of State” waa drifting. Since that day he has been the central figure In Che groat work of roconstruc- a body composed in the main of men who ■n CTO In active sympathy wit b the rebellion. It is equally well known that some 10,000 of this body are re-organ­ ised, of which half era said to be In the city of Baltimore. There are other facts not reassuring. The State authorities have expended nearly 1800,000 recently In tho purchase of anna and uniforms. This is startling enough, but add to It the tact tbs: Gov. 8waj<x having made two requisitions upon the General Govern­ ment far artillery and being refused by Stabtdx and Gbajtt, purchased 13pouuderstn Baltimore, we have cause for serious apprehension. The question suggests Itself, why fa Maryland, an 1mpoverlshed state, armingf What public exigency to bo met, that calls Upon Gov. Swann to organise and equip with all the parapharndla of war, a body of men notorious for their rebel proclivities T Is It po&dble that tho desperate man— Jobnoontku0wgtobolnacttwsympatby with this warlike attitude of Maryland, to preparing to carry into eflbet the In­ sane threat which ho made oneyear ago, to prevent by force the meeting of Con­ gress 7 it Is not Improbable. Wc tn told that be only walla the result of the elections held yesterday to determine hto action. Ehould they go Dcmocrntlo, or if there are largo conservative gains, ills mon to that they should be current at all." The burning shame of the whole matter is that anybody of unclouded reason should think such usurpation poxsiblc. The dishonor to the Republic of a Chief Magistrate to whom such Intentions may Ixs serioudly Imputed, to greater zthan the danger of their practical fulfill­ ment. It affbrds only another illustra­ tion of what we have again and a^xln declared— that the public mind to tn a °ggi’ ■Jswinbto sty l«-Very CBsay t — GROCERIES. — Teas, Cofftees, •agars, SptoM, too, Aso, Mold Ctatat. PJINn OIU, rAX.TBBKS, BHU3USB, as«^ X will be sent post-paid by TICKNOR A FIELDS, Boston. For sate by Man Bxoe., Hastings. —- PATENT MEDICINES, ■stsa ± ^Wiarffrti£si GmtmIotA DIU A. P. DBAKEW O«o. »« «fa* CttT Where he msy be found during sH business hours. . • fow days since In a speech st Pittsburgh, Gov. Geary, of Ponnaylvanla, called in­ Ur. m WM UFMM. ttea My «ta<to M. .f Item, tbwriw. *• CAI AID WILLBH4. CSKAP. tention to the suppression of Congress, tar UoKs’t S*or*«t tfao o»ty l>wta<0t<wta. which some of the Presidential organs are now amusing themscires with mak­ F. D. ACKLEY 4k CO. ing, and mid: “IfMr. Johnson prestoto Hastings, Oct. Kith, 1N7. ntltf in this course and attempts to break of 800 persons, sells $70,000,000 per year, down the Government, I tell Jonas sure and In its yankee notion department as you are men, I will call on you, as alone has over 8000 varieties of goods in­ hurling this usurper fr-xn his Mat.” To this the Pittsburgh Post reJill on that “Gcorv had better not try that on. Ho may find poeMbiy, two arnica here.'' —A man tn Afton, Iowa, has -caped This hen a very close similitude to the from pantohm ent for adultery, because original “fire to-the^ear” artiete peb- the highly educated Prosecuting Attor­ lishcd In 1861 by the Ftcb lYea. ney had charged him with “Idolatry," which is not known as a crime In Iowa. 10*Rumor says that Gen. Buxkxax —J. Boes Browne thinks ths gold to to be made acting Secretary of War. yield of tho Pacific slope thia year will If thia be true, one net In the conspiracy be $10,000,000. of Jobasoa and hto Rebel crew, to about -Ufa calculated that Pennsylvania to be performed. It to well known that contain, coal -tough to mppiy to,000 the patriot G bant and President JohnSaturday night, Otto Geyer of Jstsoy > City, was awakened by a large rat which was gnawing into his breast ever lbs heart, and when discovered had his teeth firmly imbeded in the fienh He means of preserving tbs pcblic panes, tore the vampire otT, be t 11 furiously reand reitorlng to a normal condition the seceded Blates. They disagree upon the fore It would rallnqufah Us M* . first Clemente ot common sense and pat­ —L%htgrey, bright bine and pink riotism—that of Justice to loyal men and will be the color far ladles' walking precedents to rebels. —In some parts of Indiana the people have to draw the water which they nee previous to the election In that State, In 10 miles, owing to the drouth. which be stated the Democratic doc­ with nervous inrsceptiMlity for tho trine, pun and undented. Ho said the slightest indication of Executive vio­ lence. Never before has the country !>ecn Id a predicament ao humiliating. Ittaa disgrace to be credulous, and U may be ruin to disbelieve. $340,662,60 In ctIa -At the New York State Fairtot Bwftelo, a Canadian cheese weighing MOO pounds and representing M tons of milk methods of Reconstruction ; the Gettta -Within th. last few days, planter, rale commanding the several Southern districts have obeyed the laws prmcrlhsanding cotton to Mobile have done so Ing tho regixtrailon of the legal voter* ■gU At the Republican rally at Pater­ with orders to sell. This is a change of In the several revolted Rates ; and elec­ son, N. J., Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri, tunc wlthlna week, and In dlsatesa good tions might and doubtless would Imre In hls talk to the men of the locomotive been hold In most of them ere this, but for the Intervention of Andrew John­ son and his Cabinet. They hare ordersd tho elseUona postponed and tbs nf- i»=wc^«a_, o<^ao Cfc~<-0-0. ,Ui at ROBERTS' To buy your DRUGS AND MEDICINES. LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK Or GOODS! To buy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. Wktenniplim To buy your Toavkusg BabKRTS. He has the neatest, bed, largest and cheapest assortment •ver brought to this market state, wherevsr a railroad rm a county, that county votes ticket on election day. wholly Improbable, if not an impossi­ bility, and adds that “ths rebel Mldlera who did th. fighting, met the blows, and suffered the defeat, know and ac­ knowledge that the attempt wW never be rei>eatad ; sad it fa only tbmc that remained at home and spared their breath that tune their voices still far tevtagffnMtesd to «»■ their nndiemitbem up through the Rsd Ben of stavWrtoto ths Canaan of unlvnnsd •tor,. My Good, hire bm BOUGHT TO SELL u th« pw TotWow’t.—The IM' ni^teaaw; Itpaysane who tabes any interest in poUtics to read tbeOhlo papers Just now. Thsaanpaigs foMagfangad taeeiy, and both aides rrwriisiliy give hints. It tonxmd.st the back tikaa b*i rog, and turn, over ai the front Uks. Moose. The milliners blandly annonnoe that this style has been devised to put a atop pl« will find out, on giving me • eaD. I obtained them in New Tack, and can aell them m cheep m Detroit and Chicago house* do. I did think of advertising but our neighbors have «o completely exhausted h tetxm hmii!,, tte tapfe. tar ■Ukdw, di.rgiaA dh* a* ft* »*»■ la» «1» too. IT ya« m ur Armor, Um many bright idntiltaiamw prom. po«ry “* tailing «T Um DagnniiS Whopper, io Ih.T. onoMte aot to tevartue. Bat, u I I Ur. A~ Soo*. �■reoiat rortdsa ■'°5 K to— WIIBavW. Past (Mkv.tf ltk)«n«; m —»-i railrrmarf j the Petrol: AArrttoer and fHbUM, - bM been postponed this eeaaon on ae­ rosol «A* 'ceatArr- E,'£TU.,Sl,“75.Ttg-.-'“T7 Wi TffcrEJl!2?" tk E X Hi m, 4 wik u T. Olmsteads Tobaeeo Store T» hay year TOBACCO—ail toaato. Goto OLMWEAD'^ T. sal to. W«IU4 torepret ClbAM. TW. Ir.rTMl Vnhwri i ■ >- — .L.-,!._ _ UOH:, advertised to speak here Nonthr 14th, of Oct. la obliged to defer an>« Hr will however, apeak B nn t urwlay the 15th. Go and hear IT YOU WAIT GOOD GOODS CHEAf, Go to OLMSTXJU^S Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Ml44ire.Uk. Marek IMk, 1M7. WB,UHT Boots & Shoes, RUSSELL & NEVINS. Sign of the 'Big Indian' >mto4 sereklu lUroa.boei ■:«rop.- 1 tkreulTMk nyaMaa ■iluu <■ r— a ar. treu«4 v»Ml, wH Momtrny'a Oobbii ttiSNia.—The foreign rote ke New York atty to 80,000;, native, 52,000. In 19M. over 65,000 males old enough to vote were arrested Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery dnd Glassware. —The French government, Bays the Mbrrtr, has Just ordered' 800,000 wiUbelta, each haring attached to it a email b»r to make our paper an exponaal of tort of a way, a find dressing to a wound the lulerreta ut Barry County, and in or to atop dysentery. The whole will every nay worthy the support of the coat about 1,500,000 fra:ire. Hvmxek. United HlaU-a Penal or, from Musachuartts. and tho mott eloquent I American. ’•ill address the people of' Central Michigan at the Methodist church, tn Rattle Creek, on Saturday cTTuiug, the 12 Inst. Subject— Havewe HOM* Ft m-a I MS—B abbu, at hla pop­ ular People* store, ba. on exhibition a jempkln weighing 65j lb. Thia “ mam­ moth " wm grown by W. IlLAWClfABD of Rutland 1 hla boot all “the sight'' to ba mcd ax Barbus: bigger things than "pumpkina” In the shape of Clothing, Doot and Shoes, Dry Goods, Urorerica, be will be pleased to show SR_ The election la Nashville passed off quietly on Raturday. the Radical ticket being elected without much Op­ position. The old eily authorities w ill not reeognli" the validity of the new el­ ection, until deckled by coart* or qjseted by mlMtay suthoritlea. W&. In Montana, where the Demo­ crabs have been claiming a great victory, their vote and majority have boon dlmtetobed. The RepubHosns have a dear majority of three on a Joint ballot of the legislator, counting three independent memhora against them. There are but thirty-nine members In the two tean- TEMPLE 5,FASHION. WB-. Adtatiedealcr efeggs, in west­ PxnsoWAL.—We have had the pleas­ ern New York, sent over half a million ure during the past week of welcoming of them to market at New York la three to <mr sanctum tnaAy of our friends fmm »1| part, of the county. Among the number, we are pleased to record the W. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYEAR, 020000320000020253 D.+::+/+.B ®»»h Wintri 3 aunriatrtg. STOCK OE CLOTEUG, SHELL OUT t of Nashville; W. C. Pbatt, of Yankee Springs; 3- C. Haua, of Ire Yi’ig; 1,. Polly end J. Tor*, of Barry; J Zimxkbmam and O. T. Cowtaa, of made are due and must be aettled immeJohnatown ; P. Down, 8. J. BaxrcocK dlalely. W* need afl Itxsl Is dWS ua, and and J. 0. Baoww, of Maple Grovw; and hope that oar customs'* wfll respond R-B.Kttro.ofPnlrtrrUle. Oenthmw, without anv delay. fcr your efforts In oar behalf, and your Loerfyw. B«ri»w ft Balky. hearty wishes for the auoeena of the Hasting*. A* «. UW.-alMf Baxxxb, we return you our warmeat ku Cloths, Cassimcres, Trunks, Suspenders, Satchels, Umbrellas, Hats and Caps, BARLOW A GOODYEAR, JVBOW FOB THX OCTOBK* Tk>M.— The following named gentlemen, were duly drawn as jurors to serve ai ths Octo­ ber Term of the Cirauli Coart in and for 'he Cnauty of Dairy, commencing on Monday the 3Kth tost, Hon. Look Lovellprvddlng. Via. Geo. P Steptaoa, Dwight Socket, Jcnre Ik Norris John Bre«stock, Jaeob Hartom. Assyria ; E. F. Manley. W. T. Bstber, Geo. W. Williams, Barry; Great Question IfTMUTi AMYUn. hactkgs woolej yactoby. nnvtw. MEDICIXKX CHEMICAL*. OKOCIBIES, coyncTioitUT. FA1ETH.OILS, VABIGAIL PVTTT. PIECES FALL PRINTS Xattmtal ExHismoB or Hombb.Tbe ninth national Exhibition ot Horeae «<*k place at Kalamuoo last week, and In all respocta a total perfrclsu earns Ou Thursday and Friday ncbital *Mi '“** thousand jieople were in dtotod ■niesachday, and IhawifliHwi Wta the moat exacting ooukl to*, *n4morc interesting and exciting by entity a«t KXijn Jqrst AMDr0kPUT8ICtA8H,FABMtWK MBCB4X1C8. CLM10T1I g*.'. lawful*. omeua a ivnr. BOOT TO OBTAU FDPPLIBf. mlBUMgaa. g. BAgrr; piepdator. riASH rda bidis aid pills �c.irrter was a little shabby, dirty looking jaMBMteWl®,’’?©X 1 WHOM V»«« {>*<1 S^a* Jff, V .WHWh yfe Whsatit-jnc eyed him cloMly, as be , I “Where do'you s?ecp to-night yy TO ’•■yjfreifcMHwilb.yenp rockxm/t ibp>. ed tho youth, “or one o' them olhcrleilerr. 1 don't caro which," ’ BUY YOUB GOODS », .t^si-ass.- w’3^: i i 'liSSSfj >g tho other 1.4W,: ;• u IM —tltiX'-S 1 MEytWOTSr-:"' d2Xto5, pe»r»iEBi»«nD4»»mi», a povjsr IXUCT'SM.-U* <n < ' ii iiii.1 T IBLOTS.'WCASII. hornet's nest In the bod. , Thu other getitlBtWh raired, and the malUpn^jgho had o«irnitta^'i i.'mmo-u alofi%T*UH**bed (Jj lITm-olf, drawled out: “Why, %cu jyu»t bfc.as« o’ darned _ trial’ fiifeW tanr.arrw.ife'.- af*!***- *W ItW ‘ ' '’'"lit- asaatogy KWt^TOli . . _ yo j tSjV^OSiWTs'd’S.V.ft!?'?,Hsoor?^TioEg, - or... nutto^uj ___ W-^ /•Masss.jwa . W. . • ,--- Mtokl wost* f*w*SMSfraaaa Mw wwkMH J— .rrva.1.. w^i .LAW*. ■ F ^ahWM) crrEipy iffilKR?.’. cfT M- »t A« t . •*• «•' CVAaUMN SAJLE. «■' “• «««• wiu» t. . #*8 •*■** M1M&* 4-4ettr,a .rJU^cR s»b*>H «< .nna J-iHiq a oltTjounc hid beenoil fire, stripped, shook the!r.MuUt«pat Uujm<m ng*in. ■t'W&8r«arsff"?rE8! rode re^cral-QkXtoa to,tip next town be­ fore they aibOt, Jeer.Tng the Imputable m'wUcarrhrt «c <ae Wlds of scratching and alpcplhgalai.Q. * > * «u«t- • .Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Beliu of Hapolecn I. TJteEjnpJfr# Tug? do Is plotaJy cn-; gnreil Mtsaaw ssaSImUcn of MalmalM n ■ Uro rwald.nos of N'd-'dioa and Jua*phlnw—to Xeraasr rlor v. thaulijart bain,- to ’-./nf Wrf >4:!-dim -rd!»WKTMl xc+t, ru/kts ■< Rtf* For Dtar**M or <lw> T.raul «a<1 t-onir*. 1 4MTM! •> .•■’1 l;L JWKSWStf®.-;?tSU SfMV "arsnsrsi'iii'S'S^Mrs^. 8tfssrsessi-&s,ffiSsw ^yj^Sywa^ »> *e *a>~< *“‘c ** i ’i»Oa>TUi?*Lu^X‘ac **** 4to3lwEnto - ■IT'. . ■■ . .:•. .. "T.-. ,■ p-MMb>;’W tboepiwUtlen rxUting when It tMMlMtoBMM'By fb« Ibrmor ruys(o-cupants. One room has l*en devoted to a collection of maumrUls from .-t. Hele­ na, which a corn eppnduit -laicrites : ••------- “-“--Wt-dul. lands the simple b .Napoleon died at HttW, • the great white wrapper wh he ttacW tn wear, even tbCMMirr.___ ■ich_______________ waa last antu.gcd over Jilt corpse ; and the ojior plaltorm •near byis mounted by. hJ» old. cami chair, which wu with Mm tn rt>‘ mafti battle-fields; and tiu'huudrwd»n---«nln which one eannu*. dad. r*® to mention ■"MUJAVXiUAi, obscure corner, merits attention (tom It drollery and original .conception, It t by Steuben, and represents to the casu . .JB3MS T5AJTX3 41UJ HARNESS SHOP. w. J,lie,। «.*le^Larouu -• fton u.: •«a:.wWk* LVOti.l E'.l.a _ P**9^!T|I'*T K-,je refwt >oM*all Mads st Gow!* Kftr war J •• ■ ■ ' V/ • i 'tmiw . atorali toan ■ ■ I »■ I l I« 1“4 UM*Ut sacT. r«ae<ecan »nr?w-uiewn tier .nkUifJll ■ _C.-xl . rre*l proal— rMUlUUH'iaei Sj—Vrr. waww. wsMFWtfe r^-J h... precurvd Or wn.r.i «f • rtS&CTf'M* Vt-lfafW r'^wrtsMWsirt issaa*! , 'u i & ’■/'! ■ I nmgetlailej. ■uiwiajw Jtt« ■' a; j joypUBF-auMasry/sET (iLOKlOUS NEWS IM-rAIllUMl.MIUJT a wooo-Bre-—. '■hsnaMaMaswamecK!? • RWMAair&U' .1 J. IK hi.iuwn-1 ita e«7»d« ialio/sPBAcnii&dft,. Wb«T« ik'psMc see he v«sBS«War hour, wid rum for years, but ibavc ibcen collected by Eugenic scar*.from.the Loinja, hjn* private collection*, from every [xxrfWo 1 ■tfirtt, to flrure at Mahnalaon this one ; year (hat is to be open,'lead to siMlai, remamberanocs of Napoleon and Job4-' J|/u >tauiWb«WBMBia •.h.hU.-u . fw. MBMNraV S1TB1CT «F BLUKBEKf, [IinowAHB 'MsacaiiiT^ .TaTOW 'MBgfc. DbDEMAR '. lieadj-l^ade Clothing iiiwnrfir <S’d4. 7^ ■ r: " w^ssixs-.w’ * jMUSH&mTS HP«£>. *?*■ : Loquacious Indlsddaai— all over U;c «wuM>iMifjrV :»Uy, WJ>g tor just M«h a you. ‘Wuiat say। wiU ywr DKALrfFfic1** “ *’ •'*“ •uiiaMMftfi ia*eew»*rio"s utM.-.* ’ juxaMMFWtaPMHFW*1Ians—‘tcii irin.baben you, I Uva youmurv than * does - ' veb and w<=t"< ^7 b-’ plated ware. vet biuaHn Wtu.»»' > UW «*■“*••*•**••*■ vtnir irakeW »«?wS?i dll' Intfldri, f iare fire ns good as new. will ^Irtlo Si JfjwTf}UT|O0fii*u ^^rtUEsaaiSSs yet* Ube-MMW kww. »«»</• plfcoh-l I OBev. IM Wsodvart srs. !*’■ Btwtn sir j.j Still Leads,the Va 10 1 MgM 'v<ww»ijF*tiiy • � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-10-16.pdf 39fc3e1e3e7305e3cb861abe181a40da PDF Text Text git Basting* ?*«««. pewey & Townaend, n IBSTlXUti. BA KRY CO., MICH., ' >>■ Psiswto e<»«al»d will dii- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16, SitcintS? Jtirrrtory. ?«intss Carts. ,n«4 it. NUMBER 25. lady?, to- sons are eouaUy,to, be named antoug the very few who truly represent ttiH.brtt 1 pnliurtj bf Now Tkiglnna. ' Of the many who have a name to rep- Mr. Norton Irada the present guaeratha rcaont to general' Hterature this culture, 1of works in thisfieM. Mr. Paifcnli haa I think Ute brtl todgomhntascludee cop- ■horn through tanny rears ffo finest sidcnibly moro thtm one-half. There is spuilof tho poet and haa done work g>yty<e-?i' - ten.. - MiqH. Charles Eliot. Norton undoubtedly no high atnndiird fbr tho maan of these worthy tn bo named with the boat Our IxmgtoUow is beloved m the sweetest F. N. OALLOWAY, should bo nomad first atuung tho young­ litenuy protendcra. Judged by tho can­ singer our literature can boast Above er representatives of Now England cul- nons of sotmd thought and good writing oil stands Eraaoca, thinker, port, and tore. Lake Mr. Eowraon, he is a freo to which Mr. Emerwn and Mr. Norton , conform, the ’ whole clam led by Dr. ; thinker. He is indeed profoundly inter­ I should name Mr. Algor fur his woo­ Holmes anil Gail Hamilton come under ested in tho religious as well as in tho ds rfal industry and cotaciention an ess political and nodal aspects of radicalism anumendation. Evon Prof Lowell and Ufa works ore storehouse* of fart and VAN BAALEN BHO8., Ho keeps, however, uiouf from public Edwin Whipple do not sscflfm. eonsere thought; bit the controlling spirit of DMtanls demonstrationaand works chiefly through Mr. Howells and Colouol Hkrgilw.r. arc grain* to- wanting. Ho is absolutely Ready - Madtj Clothing, literary production. To this ho is invited arijiruvod for w> much as they attempt by his puailion as editor of tlio .Vorte Tho former has tho beet of life yet hrtbro hredlrai of tho demands of literary taste, «urv.&t>rf rtrrvrx and that in spite of tho fact that in ujor^iqi«rira iitrinc. Prof. Junes Busse 1 him ; the latter lias permitted great op­ !fh.o Letter of Introduction. a! eorurotnesa and spiritual aspiration ho cos. rr.TS • > srruaos rr*.. LowoB Is Hnitt editor of tho review, and portunity to slip trough his fingers; ho HASTIXG**, - - - nSjl . . . MICH. is second to bone. Ho lh one of those ft], ►ur., H^u.p.Ul.1 Uoum cdly of repute for his contributions bus lackod cutliuS. » nad the caurgy Two tittio boyv werestanding at agate JJAlhj WBIOBT, necessary to do any great work. Tho writers whom wo must heartily thank to our literature, bnt I do not hcsitAto, ns MBS. C. FREEMAN, far his work, although literature regret* They were both the sates age; but ana for oa I may bo allowed a judgement nt Tnifilisltors'of the rttfewnc JfontUy have that ha ran to li'.tlo comprehend the na­ of them wca flu dr and taatefully dreasedL all. to name Mr. Norton betoro Prof. done a groat wrung to our literature, and while tho clothes of tho other were Homo. to Uio culture of our people, by dolibor- ture of good writing. Lowelk The latter, in Ids younger days, coarse and ragged. It waatn autumn. Tho hunkers were busy In the cornfield gave promise, especially in his i<ocm«, of ately selecting tor that puUfcation a ro-.M H .• ’ >X« -MS 1IASTIX08. - - - Uy! ■ - MICH. ■nd f>om the strip pf wtood beyond^ratan eminence in devotion to culture which soin'cwliat low level. Eur a time Mr. <« tv.**, r-rm-w it*. Ms... sue m ed out the sound of Uic wood-cutter’s anti Iiatear- ,r«r, lv«s»~ur. ' would have ccmpcUod us to assign him a fields and Ids wife edited the magazine WILLIAM MTERM, " Hsie you no better etoChcs, Benny?” themselves ; excellent persons, but singu ­ place to-day not very far from Mr Em­ asked the well dreared boy. LSROOK a MILLS larly incompetent to such n task, tins erson. Why tho poet faltered, turnod “ No, Lhaven't Johnny.” the llcpublio tn Philadelphia, Gen. more as they belong to the clam, certain Klcklis said, after an eulogy upon the "Whydon'tyouhave beUcrones?" back ant! went into society I need not JHTTO-VS X'STO KTOKX. " Because I ean’L I have no mowy, inquire; bnt tho fart is indisputable. Ho It pot of second rate, hardly own of soldiers of the Republic: rilsrixca, ■ ■ - us»i - - - Mien, ‘•it has been raid that Congrranlonal I can't get work by which to rere still bos brilliant gifts, and still does third rate, trritera, while enteoming-ttartn- nrflun and military protection were pn- moncr.” its •omo good work—some errolienl work— schoa worthy of high rank. Their edi­ nwtoary. I>rt us see about that fora '• That is bad, Benny. Arc you going PRESTON A MEAD, *•« UPloHM. ” birt ho has not fuhilhd, and appenrent- torial judgTOtento www are idental!y praxl noment. Th* Legislature of tfenlh to sciroo! this winter^' ly has not cured to fulfil, the very singu­ tn some rases, but in must instanora they ( arollua ih IMS po»-od a .law, approved a-rn jfaontxw oxunxs. lar promise of his early rltosU. Hie ju­ were the product of fancy ur of mere bv Mr. 1’erry, Provisional Governor rt« ? DSAU. U. 0. piganltlng the militia of the State. By to uo. I would like to go to school very HASTIXOH. nSjl ■ MIC1L nior associate, Mr. Norton, is of a spirit personal caprice. To tell tho truth tho that law any oftlo r of tho militia was much. I wish I knew an much re you which cannot bo tempted. The radical­ rti/uahe was made up in Mis. Melds* aulhurixed m the cxerrtse of hto own do. Johnny.'*. ’ r . ism of Ids character is as intense ra it is bock parlor, ami with very sliabl n f-y discretion to coll cut his eommaijd and ICITAlhHHtllA < B0.„ pure. Singularly aristocratic Ly. instinct on“ ,o 11,0 rsquirumnuts of a nigh liter- ■boot down, dhperre, end kin, and deIrani;., u, t. .UKdud. i.lu. «1^« to. Mr strcy any are-mbiag* of freed p<»pl» of do<enot make mo feel proud. It is a Ralph Waldo Emerson, who opened h. u ito..ualil, dKtoetoc u> pnudije. I F»1‘J d.-.,w.l U>»* tori i-r color fbund anywhere. Lndrr the clr- fiin tojie proud. Go.i made you as good cunutnncca. that, meant mischief. The as I am, iryoar clothes arc ramd,’r this evening tho Parker Fraternity course, tKAmEBt rtimncas. Benny took his little friend by Uro law was ausptuded by millthry authori­ with a lecture on Eloquence, whs never • ■ • ’ ---------- ’(----- '-••--------- 1 pay anylliiughao as woU as catering tor ty and Coi>Rre*. HAST1XUA • ■ -B»JI • - • MICH. •" band. A tear glistened in his eye. . naif as proqrinent and influential ushe is tho Iran cultivated mnracs. Ho hiiglit militia. [Cheers for Ou •* You always been kind to met iowm, a. m..«.#.. at tho proumt moment Harvard UniI TURNER A CLARKE, have made ilia AiLiiiiic pay venr wi-Upa Johnny AWti," said he. You have nev­ BlcJdrt.J In North Cai vendty, in electing him a member of thi high duty of bringing tho faiilurnco uf a wftgnano of tlio best thought of tho er booted at me nor taunted me Ilka the culture to bear upon the development of other boys. So I have eoanttlmee token corporation, and in preerating him os tlio politics, of society, and of relgion in Onr {ini-, leaving to llurptr’t Afoi-lMv nud ’ OS. H. I. SAMH, great Phi Beta Kappa day, seems to other publications tho more mufitaUe. jxrrxjuoir mart. I of too cr,u3trT an'l *n With tho |1 -r •uLobk-bere, Benny how would yoi task of supplying tho dumnnd tor sense-, HASTINGS. • ■ - nJyt • ■ • IttCH. have expnoeed tho ;ud(-------- * radirnl* deepest sincerity and oarncatners he fapomm unity that I he pst^L ------------- - --tike to work on a farm all wtatvr? Good I bora to promote the widest poasiblo die- | rtotbro, enough to cat, a Mttle nookat mo has fairlv wou oua of tho very best semination of sound thought, sound . money, a nice family co live with and Srr..- leader of New England 1 ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN scholnrshii', and the tasto to appreciate plenty of work." Probably no emo could bo named who “1 would like that" . . ■„ throe. In ccuversstfon, and by currcspublisher; 1 staude now before, or even by the itido pondenre, i» is continually rendering KMA??EH U GE05VM0B. / ) . of, tho eminent exponent of free culture. ■ ; I' dln.—Virr, a.1 t*w, tMdWU'IM pood serviro to thoenusc bf free thought, . . .... iwrUcwferi Perhaps this is duo chiefly to tho fart that frso^Sdcty. and free religiou, while his more cure than two rear* ago; still I stf- I wboeo charge It wa* placed by law. Mr. Emerson has uo rival and po peer ..xA t. Anon^wl with tmnoriani liternrr t r™ 1b*t it» |>«U»l«rffa U»kmrtl «( j Mel.rarl.ll» pluiUM •“.'jrtlV'W; asira s-.ocm, sat t.TKr’dSJite in those indefinable graren of efiafnetor wk. ,o ww-...— *r"I HASTIXCB. • - - »«T1 - • ■ MICH. dmrepird of theitagh damsi of culut h<r lX>uld flcd HO.QO&ball which charm all hrarta. There Is in him two, and inpurity of taste, Mr. Norton It LANG. SPRAGUE A CO., always, on all occasions, and with oil cray. Ho put on his spactartsa^ o l o’t S-iisr g , persons, oo muc h rineero and mudra*. po­ ----- n or bis wura lobn Allen's letter, andnsad re fcuSwE -x liteness, such earnrat yot graceful kind more^MKk.M. *11 U iUriidUj «,d u, Meadow Brook, Ort. eighteen, '6. linees, and such farility of exprewring ounaontious - .. .truth. -< vr_ _. -Lj |I Ihn n Cof thaix own publuwnor.s, they | “^jvcd Mr w Norton speaks the -nl salo tb*euee of military pro­ •• Uncle abbots this IB Benny, fea ta C. 0 HOLSaoOK. this simplf oral naturally, that he must bat rarely, and is Iltth known cn the I “ ««• £ “ er *. d *? I tortion. sinro gbron bfr CmigVres. In UITA* FU1WU1I IISM. i rood Boy. He is Itoor A has iMTHome. but rarely, and Is TV.tfr known cn the | . . fur . pulVitand «• • force ,—JU >n« fimt cnnoKlnralam in ilia . ( MWclj oaunly N. C-. during the war. a Plsaae Keep him A give him work. HABTlSGSi. . - . AM1 • ■ • MICH- ,। bo • very boor who cannot be delighted platform, although, of..I —.L_ blication of tho . rfl/hiiirir. feo it haa loyal student, while eacanlng from the Yourneflbw, . with tlio "-"in Hois in tho moetexquis­ sjxtech, ho has fow equals. He is no K Ji. ' JeHn AH4n A opened tluit wo have no mogatina filly itely honest and kindly fashion “all more an orator than Mr Eknerwn ; but | W. 0. HEDRICnC i CO.. Now, John wsha small boy, and not the boot Utctnture of bur It?, e one night a piece of badon for hla things to all mon;" in consequence lie like Mr. Emerson, he can speak more reprvooutin^ . Saddlen & Ramenta, tritei ovary body except the morose hun- clF'Ctivclv than most uratont b^eau*- of | country, kutwletcnoe on the march. When be re­ 1rtmi who have qtuto fallen from grace., fhe finochcrarterwlii-’ '-*’-----nuI «i-. ( Tlio -VurA Amrr'rt/i flvri'nfa which turned home,after the war wwtBuppoaed ' As an innunparable gentlemen, Mr. Ein- .ho has to say- M«l: than Mr. | canupt of couxso tote tho p’.aco of a tohe ov*r-fio wwriimCedA triad on a UAFTISGA - • ■ ttSjl • - • MICH. rtmrgeof uurgiaey. sm* em.iomow « ersun Is unlvcnally admired and revered -- -1--------- ‘ msgarino of general literafpro, is tho Emerson, Mr. Norton I by all -that is best in llu> oummunitioa mon mind and ap only publication wo have which attempts r’nd’cb^rd'j ’wtolc h^Jcs a waiting hfa MAIN BROTHERS, | represented l>y Harvard Unircreily.— to fix a high literacy standard. Ths in­ trial, and pending ttto «««»*»'*“ fluence of ProfasaurLbwcll in. the । Manv who do nut understand tho trans­ sank new, th* pruoasr w» <^Jned to' oaad’enial thinker, hang with delight «pis not always good; ho too often forgets tn whiter. rAlTra.o;« ’ ‘ ms of pure taste to indulge In h on his words, because of tho perfect »... n, mtenamwth, |ore-1,„,ki, charm of the man. Not a few who re­ displays the comedian toore than the i xerth Carolina, in exercise of lire power llASTt!rtJ8. • n»jl ■ MtCHrtJAlf. fuses to think with him, cordially own sound thinker and tho good writer. This] -——’ — •“ ,b* tninrai-v com­ that hfe ripe and rich manhood is a guld­ en fruit of tho hulickt spirit orcr breath­ is to bo tlio more rcgrrthid because ProJ. c OLE A HON,. ed into man. Even harsh divines, who ft-e«rw Iowan Irould be second to nouo as A cannot command ten thousand rtaitaw a just thinker, a good scholar, and a wri­ ward In tbeaarao place until **I«*£*b£ would gladly abate radicalism, givo Mr. Euxerwm’l character tho benefit of an ter of pure tairto- His poritiem, too, is aS'S’.tSKJ.s.’tt.Y.sss dueofpreat opportunity II ia to bo exce ption, nuch w th^ charttot* bf 8oon.r... Itooaa ruined mao.” • loyal«®S®5 refugees K If-m tbe SfW Governmenthad Lopod that tho control of tho Aeraw «?> rnetos has often obtiuned. by which ho I""!"; xuay X'kmg ultimately to Mr. Norton with them as to his pure heart and ak*a> . ' .• ' 1 : | spoticM life, for a new child of eternal W. PARKER A BON, ^ia wrat to ths lamp and saadaaM* Th. Nw To* m io p«t tU of N.W Mr NurtO.bR^ iM^RUd » l» “T !»• hastihcs, ■ • • «sy» ■ - ■ *nc®AMO. u «Uqo^» oxyONR, ol Aowna. Ki a really small, though Uon«« »od Carriage! at all boon. work, is brought out in afire dollar culture. His contribution* to it, and bis DR. J TUUSKR. qu^oro!urra ^Th.raostdugwl tvp.ig- influendo in it have ployed a cauridarablo LEW. CAMPBELL, f ninhy a fair end ample page, and hoary iert in tho steady improvement of the ^J.dojterbap-.doaormrt than jiteTUroroiJlyroeipeo wmeprcxtox, to Mr. Norton's rendering and illu~ nect of having Id thft journal a natiunal j-vm onrxh nt^<fr. Srana of ouribtel inteOoctaal achiore{ration# of one of tho choicest produc. Stat. Arar, 1UST1MUS. MICH. ttena of tho human mind; bullet no one racut ' Tho field is Brill open for a magttusuxm that only thus does Mr. Norton t a/ Minr, • -r ■oak to commumcato with the American people He has his own original wort ( Boots Jk Shdes, io utter, and ha desires to stand face to , ULarpa a rt-fnixos, fuw with the mnanro to utter this word, , IUSTJKO* - - MKjM ranch at least as tho crating engage- ed , toite»»«hMt- Wto»wbn f»od erimoats of his study will peratf. I,drmro to be tee actual rotetten of Htorv rv eflurt and protonate* inNsW , England I to tho standard of pure roltaro^ I ha*® not mentioned Julia (k. Palfrey Md G oo bsutteilXy Itohita^gre W theficht .-.IMtink J hare m«tion«l all who worthily iihatate *»■*•**_•& of otfansassnaag *■ T^tL! talent antitlro him to a riacein tins selort ::^Sx ; * ha - GOD BLESS Music & Jewelry. GoiilTal Grocers, ^nisrrtlany. Boots and Shoes, | Carnap & Wapalta. ? *m BUnd ** Mw,Sta, Inn, Hails C Drip, MiiicM Groceria, isfxi‘°xx ^ftSurftfaSJtX aW^SKT-SS’”- Liverjertraarrrear. & Sale Stable, “City Restaurant;’ S^S51S^iS!?LSEt. Middleville and Grand Rapids V SITED BIATI8 M ■'■ ’• '■ *E X F II i5 B 19 CO A cillO**! DAILY—feuKDAYS EXCEpftU. . LtAVK GllktD uzz. TsabaMR �r. p. nwijr *■ co. imiJoqiinfrW? chsmstb. .0. ■ me F. D. ACKLEY & CO. bob.,, *,, \ ™nona ? GOT6 George Marshall, boats yr old cult, $3 00 J. B. Carpenter, second boot do, 100 Lurvey of Battle Creek, had on exhibi­ Our County Fair was held ou the 8th, Oth and 10th Inst, and bating tho damp weather, was in every particular a suoecsa. The entries were large not with­ standing the storm, and In many of the deportment* more than ever before, and as compared with last year decided su­ perior. The sttendanoo was very good, under the elrvumslanoen very large, and tho receipts more than could have been reasonably expected. On the whole, John Brink, best oolt 2 yoan old, J. B. Carpenter, second beet do, John Brink, best coltl year old, J. B. Carpenter, best sacking colt, A. J. Parlmerton, second best do, CLASS NO, t-Waftan. Horace Rowbiton, best walking team to wagon, t 00 tion a pen of American Merino Boeka, 1 00 that were excellent sheep and worthy 100 the attention of Wool grow ere. The committee further report that B. 1 00 P. Cady, bad on exhibition a/nr flocJt of Bvcxx, that descr-o the ipeelal aL tenUoa of tho Sheep Groweii of the County. ROBERTS and statements, made to the public, through hand-bllto by & P. Cady, I bw llevo that he to making “a blow," with the solo Intent to do mo injury. Now, I want to have a word to say, eoncern- GOODYEAR, BARLOW * BAILEY’S MAMMOTH STORE. NEAV YORK. la worthy of repetition : “Gentlemen, If I«aU myeelf, I aeU my people; If I •ell my people, I sell my ohildiw." ' Sep The Germans of Minnesota, ac­ cording to the editor of one of their pa­ pers,/sre divided Into three political parties. Be says that some go in for Fun day straight, some would take theirs with a alight admixture of lager, while —The University of Michigan, which is Just begginnlng its now college year, presents a vary healthy financial aspect Its total receipts for the past year was $07,000. The expenditures during the year—about $35,000 of which was for more than $8000. The Income ot the University tho coming year will be adout $71,000. noKiropmioo: some or all of tbeoelngrediento were used upon his aheep, we have a verbal state­ moot from hto shearer, Lyman Moore, to that effect. Hissbearer, furthennero says that he believes that these sheep were •‘stubble sheared,“orstoe had from fifteen to twenty months* growth of wool upon them, and told 8. P. Cady so at tho time bo sheared his sheet*. Mr. Cady makes a great blow about D. Cook, beat heifer 2 years old, 100 one of his sheep shearing 23 pounds. J. W. Hotchkiss, second best do, 75 Now, I will wager Cady or any of his friends from $1 to $5C0. that he has not S. P. O >«y.best sucking baUkrealf, 100 got a sheep in his flock that will shear CLASS NO. 8- IForMv Ortfa. heew^r pounds of wool without gresse or J. W. T. On, beat yoke working tar, more than the sheep manufactures himself. Furthermore, I will wager him from $1 to $500, that he has not got a aheep with one drop of Bwocpstakee In regard to the Uetimoolala paraded before the public, any eenalble man can plainly eoe that they are no toe 11 mon lab at all, bet merely atatemente, made by a man who want* to cell his aheep. How, I do not my thaw to lujare Ca­ dy, but merely to protect myself and friends from the mtareprowcntatloiw he to circulating about the country, in re­ gard to aheep that I hare sold to tknnea of Barry county. Neither do I accuse him of this without good cause, tar ho DONT UIL TO CALL 4 sn' To -buy your DRUGS AND MEDICINES. , LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODSlr' Go to Roberts' To buy your GROCERIES. Go to Hoberta’ To buy your TOILET AND GROCERIES FANCY ARTICLE. Ladin, te nre aid o tn ROBim To buy your Tbavkuxg Ba> KITS. lie has the neatest, best, largest and cheapest aasortmen’. ever brought to this market Small Profits and at Greatly Reduced Prices. TEMPLE 5 FASHION. IW Go to Roberta’ To buy your Books i Sta­ tionery. Pe*'b~d » •<« aa* wstoisto STOCK IK CLOTHING, ' VT7XUMMBDOTO Cloths, Mr. Editor: . GOODS, Cassimeres, Trunks, Suspenders, Satchels,. Umbrellas, Eola and Capa, That’s what’s the matter at Robkrts' Pionexb Drug k Boa­ store. My Goods hare been BOUGHT TO SELL as the ped- ple will find out, on giving me » call. I obtained them in New York, and can sell them as cheap as Detroit and Chicago houses do. I did think of advertising tbeae goods, but our neighbors have m> completely exhausted Atsmor, in the many bright scintillationa of prose, poetry Mid blank verw-besridcs telling soae of the Dogondest Whoppers in the bargain, that I hare conclud­ ed not to advertise. But, as I laid before, I have New M»' fWMs, Okaap Goode, Oeoit a mt But, and they for »le too. If you see »Jbody—orthodox, heterodox, or eome-“fcllerV-dax-(<), -*«* iagaayef Umee Goods, Pl*« write. Youn truly, Hutinp, Ort. «, �lent! Mil MfrttllMIIM. -■ gmtui HMIijr umminT-’ uwasa - 1 w J!I1 ■"i"1 VOTJCX TO TRACMKKS. ' ouwnua........ wsmubat. oct. l very tor th/ m ■ hal Satorday, Oct-. 1», 1M7, there ,i Ua.tlega. i» lk» Court Beane, a rente Naan Meeting D. C. Watowr, r, beet rpcakcra m Michigan, and Naihville lima. am DaUyaveraga,.............................. BU1OLART. Whole number enrolled la aehool 2W Dally average . . ’ uo P«r mbL of attendance, . . n More’.ragularity and promptneae !n at­ tendance la drairable. Bell ringa 8 80 and 8,CO A. IL 1 and i,u p. ig. School commencing at the ringing of the last 1,011 A. R4BQGO8, Principal. ■©•While congratulating th^e who have thM good fortune to be born beauti­ ful, wo on the other hand pity the man who has never had the good fortune Io buy a box oi Dr. De Vismru'B Cule­ bra tkd Oil Poldi ii Blackixo, with which to “beautify and adorn’’ hla boots. It Is decidedly the beat inure. IF TOT FACT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, •oa guar of fair Dry-Goods, Groceries,1 Hats& Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, 10M7'. Mirnurvuax ISOT Drug * Baokstsrs. Facts.—No American manufacture RUSSELL & NEVINS. ter by tho thousands, than "Smith's S*ierat— •• ”----- •brand, rhlbt other, make wveral, and . >t» sure to purchase the ! '”»<«■« U«at. .nd >11 tho cheapest article, emlth'a Saleratua la always full weight, uniform In ttrengtb, aud omthlrd stronger than the poorer Snh-mtus In market Let every one support home Smith's Ealcratun. PHILLIPS & BENTLEY’S Best MMrt’at ef Crackery ii Tewi. Moffat’s Life Pills The Most Successful Medicines M Acres Excelled Fanal«< Lands in the World. Dry Goods, IK LOTSTO SUIT P VKC1USJCKS, Established In 1835 by One of Boots f Shoes, •ary to Introduce as act Into the English cu3 had female falsification•> become Parliament In 1770, which provided a* follows: AU women of whatever age, , Hatsand Caps, RUSSELL & NEVINS. PUce Goods. Crockfry to matrimony any of hla Majesty'» male subjects by points. sccnt», cosmetic washes, artificial teeth, Spanish wqol, Iron stays. hoops, hlgb-beelcd »hoea, tor bolstered hlpa. ahull Incur the penalty of the law now In force ogalnal witchcraft and like misdemeanors; and tlio mar­ riage, upon conviction, ahull stand null aud void.’’ From Orangeville. ®adh Wanted immediately. Skin, ’ indigestion, CmUtnimb, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism And Glassware. JOHN GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, viattt fttnti Thousands of certificates are in accounts of perfect Clues effected by these invaluable Medicines. They regulate the System and put all the functions of the body in a healthy condition.' Olmsteads TobaccoStore PRIUIM <■ HSTtn Oo to QI.mlTXAPS pissoitrnoM. oabwbt wans. CH.UBS <f rniBrrVKE •! every darcripttoa MIDDLEVILLE IT made arc due ami must be settled immcdtntely. We need all that Is due un, and hone that our customers will respond without aur delay. BASLOW, OOODTXAB Gtaiyear. Birlow A Bailey./ N. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. Hastings, Aug. 28, lS«7.-nl8lf WILSOK aa aal. Tartly I baliaaa PULMONIC SYRUP. Sign of the ‘Big Indian' 4rOOD-BSfOH.-ln Naabritl.. October Ittb. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, From Middlevill*. pj-AITlMCB, Middleville and Grand Rapids A« b*4 piialy of moaoy, and auppcrtad *-Clty •Ilk.' U.U armed »»ry prebabla. Raetiag a teiiol Mr Swift, aipckiag II with goUa fnM= Beaus and Drlroil, baytagabrvp and talite of >te Fazeara. riding in hla aarrtage tad sbewiog Uzjr .=«. of money, all seemed to tadja^a iMrt Mr au > capitalist, and jiul the man wo Modad COMMERCIAL Hastingsjrootra factobt. SUPPORT BOB IS5U8TRY! PIECES FALL PRINTS toriijt bi) ®Rajn Jlqnt �vbQal NoncBa"**1 tilth rBATOB^Tui; •«. setts biau Jr, ww _ werf jrteeijr O. X*. we«wkMx«raCi TO BUY YOUR GOODS! STOCK : HARDWARE, sgglS^Se STOCK OF GOODS, AadpaHur, dr dm Of nil kinds la g»"»rdly **»’* "0 ,a‘J1* ml,.-WU PRICE!, slKteg Freight, MtlpM-w to ven > Wa email bulhnt lt wholeearth. Bathe IRON & STOVES JOB LOTS, FOR CASH, BOOTS $ SHOES. CHEAP! Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, PJ-.O... Brrro. — —— • Ifcrsao sa4 solbnrilr <raulaj is aw by Pa Pro bale Court f»r IhfCosaly of Barry jtU Hlsla of Michigan. I .halt txpoos for ante ai PuUta A or twa iolta. tlgfrat tl<J4»r. on Moerfat. tbs »Mb <t«y of October oert. al oso o'elodt P. M. al tba north front door of tlu Cnn.t llosso. « tb« .lltara bf Heatings. In asU witslv of Batry, IS. nUr Hua ■rffm’whe would split hla wrap oa the I **AW this vexed hli son and the ran’s wife, and they ummIo tho old than ell In a? corner behhad-tho stove. There ho nte hla food fioixMin qirtheu-wnxc dish ; and lieTiVPiWCttwaft tdo nrtch to eat ^■feMSsnasttsasa Bread, (Men, Pies aid Cakes, 3tSEs sSk,: s.'gg Uoo, m M b» bf- om. bwier knows. IW mWiirto And in Tart, *rtryO>}a( mde In,a Anl-Cln WfoWmMMtroke, At thl. hUaoMBMhAs Bsk.ry, tn • styte which bs wimsta wiU gin •eon’s wife were so vexed that they spoke . harshly to the old man. • Hlaonly jp-| swer was a deep, sad sigh. They then brought him a bowl made of wood, out of which he had to take bis food. I D.U4. UjMinse.Jss.mi «’W!K*s»a; chiuTUlrr and power to CTTO the various a>b<tk»u SibS'T^Ec'lor‘Sl.kltbJS* u TW»M neStlsgjUwa.K.1T». ^rr* JWWlirTm-/ sm<t»nr4 i sllU> <Uj st Oeu.b<T l<5 .i urn. n<~ ^jssstssssecnsgsaa nmn.Tiamrv-. maa> is tn. K'rs, 'Mumi»ra EXTRACT OF BUt’KBEIIT, at work with a chisel and hammer, hob Io '’"g out a log of wood. HU parents could not gurea what ho was trvlng. to do. The little boy sold A cal.bratsj inmiy ‘cojtia rgagjSaa-cgsEg vwrt tnortssas ». tfc. Oaf. sf tala nsUro. H tn,.. the lot:, and looked very gran. an irtie had Rome great work In hand.' •’What are you doing there?” asked hla father. Tho little boy did not wnut to toll. Thao hte mother aaked, "what •pfCItBAH ! GLUBIOUS NEWS Far the People. _ .<AhJ. mid he. “I am only making * • Httb* trough, sueb as our pineatowl of. "But what are you making it for my making it,” said he, ‘‘ftwyou father tn eat out of when I am a WTbu parents JookbJ al each other and Hastings,'Jass IWT.-s*U. Wholesale ANb ue?a!L po TUB PUBLIC. Ws w,<mM,»W*tWI» d*»««ne» In nil prr^na hi h./; fhaptnd uawilh tbslr orders forFRUlt IlthriLrApriog d.H.aer, that owing Io o«r ultra bring n.I. serried ibrosgh H«S Biajla, and ot rrsoblog lha NaHrrf fn ersecm fbr kpring Hardware Merchant, ^SUIMILT LOW PBICKSt * esw^klo. .1Jtb Heady-Made Clothing U> furaph anything In tbo ima of' Narwy Htork, rilber aingly or by lbs Ibno.and. W. pn>m‘Mi Cents’ ^nmisjing (Boobs. — Haetinge, Jan. Id, ISCT. DR. KERBOTT’S COXPOUXD JIASUftAKElW!. (From L O»»u. Propristof ofjb. -Rlsklr» _______ attf JKWELfiY & WKK8TQBS. ’ 4 IncStoM, Tte P.irrt lmPrt,,»d p.it.r (Mrs 4%U'emly of In* thM Mons fAAsay east-' lan). agssoroi monmttf ' 1 TIX. COPPER, A BREST JROX WARE, W.4. from th. brot qMJlty ef Th. r!.tro. Cop prr sod Bboct-Iroo by «xp«riei>n4 wnrkmw. , jy Jos Wo«x I. Th Copper .beet troo. • DKAUtRi ikf’i WT sf osrsroatestestUilr te; slIDroigiaU BAiXERAY.OUMiC^ CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, BI VER and PLATED WARE. wLtRl!rrtLtfe?srt«!! "tSruur of ca andsave tour u6nky. Musical Inatromsnts, wnatetlng of Viofi Onluro, and Banjos Suessta. rt.ap.r Uns rlfNKZ,,VALMrarHATOnS,tu^& Un.brrilaa. Kbirta, Colters, O ter re, Iloai.ry Bad Wineo’Tar w Ml Remit ether R. Laar, Spragmc A Cm. Ilutinga, June If. TSC.-nTtf BBOAD GA<H’M MHOBT UNB. HaaUnp April *d. Ittt. And sold by all lUtali Dosters Ursbghssi As ' ii MTla entet •»’ Ifc' DsYtetanrt -ftml&rMrk. ter Proof, OU Polteb or Harams Btecktaga, sad . «J Broad Gauge Railway! I-lli 1udr > I’a. 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HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2J, 1867. gwhuss «*rds. Jfortrg. L H BaLUMT. VP nr THE BARN Vres h m a. I£ er . HAHTIXQA ... -n . . . MICH ntamioa. -.. »»ti ... uicn. Graarilio. There ru an ashing void io Husoes h<d penetrated every 5bro of my being. The bcatatiful girl hid became more dear to me than loodid tell, and thought that she tr— lost to me forever. I had resolved that I wtould feel very angry and indirqaat, but than tho sweet face w— called up to mental view, such F. N.-GALLOWAY. WX H HATTOHD. |» ta. U>l IsdtoLss fair, 1% Van baa LBN BROS., *>• bint cffzrtee pf tb« Wed7To Ubor. t desolate. On the following Sabbath I attended church, where I saw Mary once more. 8ho playod the organ, aa she had dune fur tho peat year, and as her fingers swept over tho keys, I fancied that I could detect a trem idu mm— which I had never noticed before. Was it oulr im­ agination or was.it really plaintiveno—— a sadness in the nxpresnonof her music? Mite. C. FREBMAN, .C|.U II wrv, UK? ion ' wnihng of the daughters of Zion by the river of Babylon. PASTixca, - ■ • otjt . . . Mien. William myers, Dss— la a <u.u. she suffering — 1 suffered? Tins thought fl—bed upon mo that someone might Lav* told bor something to my diaqdvantagv. I had enemies who envied me tho lore of Maty Granville Music & Jewelry, ararojra ware sroax RAan.KM, - . . alyl - - . MICH. PRE8TDN A MEAD, General Grocers, aw® raontvr bjulxs. HASTUSOS. ■ . MICU Yiiua, Muon a ta.. *s , Boots ahd Shoes, wns ead and Irksome to me, and my before me. Or .c 1 »l»*l I Mr>.« TURNER A CLARKE, Carriaie & Vltu-Mta. I*. H. J. lAIH. , jtmxsog tnjtri. • HAftftVQ^. . . ,1yt . . MTCA. okt.i icon. • No, Chnrljy,” ho said, “wo'H leave io wine for those who nre«l it ” “You used Jo drink Jack T" “Yea, but it novar did mo any good ” ‘And do you thiak it over did you any ROBINSON a WIGHTMAN tWaUn ts Hartes,Sira, IniNaili XXAPPCT a GBOSVCTOt Anoth- her ayes looked — if she had recently boon weeping. ■ During the succeeding week I rcccjr. ed a visit frum a coUego chum. Jack Ftuutou, who had just opened a law of­ fice in Berryville. After supper, — wo a— in our co— parlor smoking oar cigars, I suggested that a bottle of wino would xrunm a rrwn/xca HASnxc.H, • ■ .-?l . . . M1CU J. tDJlMtfl. BATBl OF ADYBMTtBiBU. it arrfst • Mhtm “ With XaUre toward no*».~wlth Charity for all.-with Finntii la the Right,’ holuoo* Khr gsrtiay gsnsrr, ^£i!lPHVSS^..c TXKMB.-tl.BQTEH ANNUM. NUMBER 26. she was, and I know that aha w—afraid of offimding me. Perhaps shs thought' wmc when ho got re maatio Incident in Tennwiee. ms proud and headstrong enough to re­ wmia etill remained. sent such liberty on hiy part; aud perhaps In one of the tnouptafa counties of she imiginnd I might took upon hor port M ths offering of her hand in co—id—aw— missing. She inquired bf the lady >k. k„._ _u_ v-___ oi-UP___ < tion of renouncing tho wino cup and show that determined courage that I might spurn her offer. On Friday, J—k left me, and on Satur­ day evening I enftod et Mnry 1 boarding bouse. Mary herself answered foe sum­ mons . She shtrtpd when the sow me, and I sa* her right hand move quickly toward her heart. ’ Worth located in a rural neighborhood in tempt, she pursued, firing —she run,and I had a mighty strength of purnbee to tliee-.wond fire brought him to tha ground. She then walked up leisurely, fi«ng w—il support mo, “1 bare not conn to dflkre— you ; I have eome — a frioad, and I sbo had jmt tlirco orJour leadenballs in humbly ask that you will give ma an Ah'- w— among the few faithful whSke honest him, which mode sure work. dicnce for a few moments." Cn returning to tho house, the l*"y hearts were —t Wr,b tho flag of their She went into tho parlor and I follow- countns. Bui sucn w— tho foreo of tho astoniahod at so unaxpertad a* avert ad her, closing the dear behind mo ; and tide of sdtoeasion and robolliun which and coming from such an nnr rrssilur %h«h w'a wurn ah>ae fho sat tbs lamp up­ swept over tho country — to make sub­ ty did on tho table and motived mo to a eowt mission for the time Ming a virtue; and "No, I will not sit down yet; give me he contented himself by quietly pursuing killed one who w— as dear to me as Hfe, your hand, Mary.'’ his calling, attending tho bedridt: of the sad I bad to do if She then drew put Mechanically she put forth her hands, aiek, and awaiting with patience the d^* and I took them in my own. There was when the tuUdtor—m should po— away a wonderful look in her errs, and a slight and the flag of tho Union should again flush had ecme to her chocks. float In tho morning breeux. • Mary," I continued slowly and softly That day camo ut length, nhd tho . Thus, within five mewthe from the day nnd I knew that moisture wns gathering •l.A £.11 XI. in my eyre, “yon must answer It — you please, and take my solenm a—orance legianoo to tho G<jvenuusnL The young that I oak ft only for your own good, doctor was the firet to take tho oath, and avii — j_____ i_______ o x- ___ this act nt on— made him a mark for rebel haired And rebel bullets. Nor was hand of a tor-dsr girt anno tinsehfrarthisi it long ere his life paid the penalty Three young men of tha nrighborhood (now General) Stokes, yuu wrong. Tell me, Mary, do you tore were selected as tho willing am—ta is making him on example to all who should dAre thus to Welcome again the lingly whispered. “For my own peado, eld flag. They went to his boarding perhaps, I love yot» tert well.” house, and finding him Mtod at tho din­ the “Lastsn to mo one moment," I added, ner table rushed in ar.d ordered . hfan to drawing bar nearer to me; 'when 1 shall rtrrendw, at the sama time opening fire have told what I have to tell, you must upon him in his dofsucols— eowditian. bo tho judge." She didtiut stirvoto free Bovcral Ixdls took cff«H he ho tv*o and ought to hare none, for ho was a bad her hands, but looked np eagerly in my attomptod to make his escape, ha roqis- rebel, and ought to have boon killed." face, and liar eye had a hopeful light tarice was worse than rain. He got out She was then preeeuted with a splendid “You know Jack dtaatou," 1 a—ed. ef tho door, but finding himself mortally rerolrvr, — an rridunoo of his esteem sroanded, sad about to bleed to dentil,ho for tho wevo deed. Wes dlrried tn. where ho was again sot al college, and my friendship has not •tfc® Vy his murdererr. Ho bogged tibnlltei grown Ires He came to soo me, and than to I—vo inm —he w— then dying told mo the trials and sufferings of your But one of them, placing a revolver at earlier days 0, Mary, I know well why ssw soica suxS. tlAHTIICi. - - • alvl - ■ • MICH. shall do me any barm. I faiow that it The news of this ufltrderous deed fi ll has harmed those who are oa strong aa different through life but you shall at like a dumper upon evVfjr-toyal heart. I am By, the way, Charlie, isn't Mary least know that ho whom you loved will But there waa ona who felt the freight of R LANG, KPRAOUEACO., Grenville hero?" »o live that he ihall nut be unworthy it more keenly than all the others Miss your kindrel remembrance. I know that Liveruia W, tha daughter of a well-toI have hitherto wandered into the path of do-farmer in tha neighborhood, was en­ 1 turned o^ny tnj M if 1 heard a danger, but benea forth > em free from gaged to the young doctor. She was noire at the wbi'tow the dreaded snare. Upon the now light young, scarcely grown up to womanhood •Tharaaoen bar," I replied when I that luu dawned upon me, I hold the —intelligent, modest and amiable, and hod ooaipneed myself, “fitto playa the wine cup to be a fearful e—xny. I will w. o. nEnnrtJKAcu., organ in the ehxWch." shun it as I would a shameful Nfe and a ‘¥lui and I wore schoolmates," pure- clouded death bed. For my awn —ko iwws fell upon her like the crushinr THZ TWO AllWXBfi. mod Etna tun; “and speaking of wino will I do this, so that my sainted mother weight of a mountain, and she resolved brings her to my mind. Do yon know if she can look open her son, can am£< in hi- mfod to avosgo the death of bar HAXT1XGS. ■ - - .S»I . . . MICH. approvingly upon the coumo ho has thBcn lover. ’ And with d\? caution oho I shall resjioat and estofin yob) bat I aayurtng of her early life P* waited and sought An opportunity, com­ cannot be yoar wife. Have cumfiareien MAIN BROTHERS. “And now, Mary, if ct some future municating with no one, that she might on me, and do not pre— mo any further." ‘Toot Mary! I never think of her Pwrta Mary Granville stood before mo — alto without fouling toy resolution of total time you should fool that you can trtest thus spoke, with her bands clasped and abstinence stronger. When wo were her head bowod, trembling like, an as­ school children together, her father was the revenge for the deed, slq—bfoed not and ask you again for your hand ; ar.d One of tho yueng mwn who w— present pen, and I fancied there were tears in . . . vsreswos Sv. should It be my happy tot to receive if I when the aWfid coed w— committed, not her ay*- Ph” vna beautiful and, furth­ HArtnrdS, . BSyl ■ MCHlSAN. er Jhna thri, I had believed that she happiest of the happy will devote every energy of mr Ming to tong after w— killed by ncridout. Thon ' Mr. Granville w— in the habit of make your Hfe a joyous and peacefol another one w— captured by tho Feder­ iored ma • ‘ona.’’ al forces p—sing through, and when it She w— an orphan, and had been on1 let go her hands, and bowed my bred became known that he w— one of the put w »■ to wipe away a tear. I turned towards murderers of the young ddcto/r, be w— Groceries and Produce, one of our village schools. Of her curly without his brandy. th* door, r—Dv intending to depart and shot bv order of the CK>mmandirur erfTnx-r Hfe I knew nothing —re that she hod Cgive her time tor reflection when she pro­ But DiriwketiH lived, a regular guerrilla, boon educated and moved in good aodaly; rtsVe rt.. Bahtikga Mien. iced —y noma I looked back, and a daring, bloody guerrilla, who staled and I bod reason to bcliovo that steams grossly intovinotofi Of coureo, under hands w— stretched out towards mo I himself A *‘Louirin*d Tiger." And — time her parents had been wealthy. such circumstances, Ykso of two things little re— hart he for the murderous Buth— father had failed in business, and must happen—the man must reform or W. PARKER A SON, deed th— be not only lived In the oonnit had Men fold to mo that tin ead re­ he must sink. Mr. Granville did not re­ veres bad killed him. I bad kao'WH that form. and ere many ye«fe he died a me. Only give me to know that I have tty bwt had taarrted and Hved tfi the neighborhood-, drunkard's daqth, leaving bis family in your love and will ” armrew rraxxr, It km in the b—utifnl month of May. I stopped speaking, for Mary ’ s head poverty and suffering. IMHYIMQB. - - - s*yl - • • RICH. ,T~- ----tlm C—H* lull'd,, had beefi pillowed npftft mi* bo—m, and when.ono Sabbath morning the young la­ coiritortable dy, with the heart of a Spartan soldier, she w— weeping Fka a child. ' "Now! New I’ ’ aha uttered — I wound of Mghteea w— kilted re a street LEW. CAMPBELL, tea. But thia unexpucfisl fight m New York. Mrs. Granville sur­ my arms tbod bar. "Oh ChArl— I Mov­ all ray bright prospseta to vived her son but afsw months—abso­ er doubted. your truth, I know that yos cannot deceive me yod blew your no lutely dying, the doctor said, of « breken morels, a church member, but sought the ble resolution to keep it F! —e—Bplishmcnt of the tong-cherished Foor Maty, , tfras Wt fatherless t&d object on that day, beconea ft w— fiksly c VxiSDix c o HOtBWflt. era sti.Cakes h coot. Saita i Hamsaaien, Drip, Mrticiies, GroceriB, iirub o. wnuoM. HASTfltOl EOfltfc. __ sail 1A1X CtEB. Llnryi Sale Sulk, 'fi j mm. ‘City Restaurant,’ KSI.AMAEOO.MieA ■ A> ROWEft, ’ •*Then/ aaldl wiih ■more ★aftnth than I might have betrayed under other dxcunwtinors, *1 leave you to voureelf. HASTlNtJA ■---■- «**»■ and while I tty to shake off tho loro that erhved. But what’s the matter ! Bla­ hna bound mo' to you, I will only hope me you took pate m a gho— I atrtgglsdwith my-U And told Jack that ere yem lead another into your net you will amolude beforehand whether I had UltlYMD WTATLH HOTEL. „ L—« M- ” Sboh iaed gionpa. hit I did not stop to [nah air restored me. BEACH STREET BOSTON. h-wr-hw q>eak further. I turned and break- Him**, rtirtrns jtxbw* J&ash LXOCEMY A* MIDDXZB vn-x/a. . TU tr. ksews as MoCOMNELL * Vaile. .< A- toy <UmsireA Mr.TMfobesbl. i.urm to ELIJAH H. 8HABZ.0, supper. With nothingel—> there wriuld tte bread after having been reduced to Hour; but not only la thia al a rertoua to—«e nutriment, but It Involves a n— Ires w— of dig—Ura power. Wheat be—d re­ quires three hours and a half to be di* Boiled barley li— al—ty-Awv per —at. of nutriment flour in the fcra of ba—A from thirty to eighty per Prat. But there to another Important )—cUeal c— rtdcralkn relative Jo children. Bcwwty. eno parts eat of a hundred of U»My of tho teeth are evtupoesd of time; eM lime. Thia Unw eooMs ebiafiy fre—ttee hAk oftbwgnln.to separated fr-nto floor there are thirty ynwaibi fl vs hundred pouqda or Vtoi there >s6 eighty-«Ve p—»d and when fl la 1 Important they are to tbs healthful pc» peratton of the fifed for the stomach. the whoia'nft flour prepan eomn other articles; apd Ktha eaflteifl Zion wore ant in a strange laaA T kadtfikan their* h—pa. down from douH suribe songs that flfcretbne made toyo-thaefty of their God All marked ten into several pieces, revered with On leering tathe ttwta she went imdytohb boose, Uilbrifru to beard ten ilcwlj tormwA I remarked, that under other circumI might hare been —ore calm w dally food at our tablas; Um—are Indian ^ALtUBOHB Still Leads the Van! fitetatea U »w~ ■»» ten u»* 1 tea ante wmtb in- it, bnW • 4te «»te » »I Ante ten te* team u OA" I itetata, te I M v Aotnt item tea ite lota-eter, “I tetete ta ttetetenjut ggoemrss fjton&wss ni ^U-' 4 av ■ tali te! «**■ e I seslUNL-. •»«< , 8EAHU A XeCOlfRZLB. WJMMK®™'" bUh.rw4.tW. Tint*. �She $wtia|> gsssrr. GOOD jnews,—good niSws. H.oo IKVO Tea, 1,00. the Democratic rote of Mil ,toee 1881. Returns from Marty the whole state, show a a like decrees* and prove that BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. 75 Cotton Batting, bre KopubUean principles, but who ww» lulled tn to security by the foies hope that tbs largo of previous elections was equal to any emorgusaey. The mteake aims w-ll-olgh being fatal In Penn­ ey Ivan la, as It will be everywhere. AYe troet that Republicans will pon­ der this lenson well. Tha partial lea of a groat State is something, lut it Is init wSlharo In retarding reconvtructlou by renewing tha hopes of the enemies I of tho unkm. Just tho effect that was1 produced by the apathy and consequent defeat of the party tn IMS, in a lore de­ gree h duplicated tn 1M7. Then It pro-. longed the war; now, it postpones the day of peace and harmony within our I TftVijiirtlMtt I to acAthlatatoaaBn too<;uont appeal to you for actsqm and uxm ? Each member cd the party haa a duty to perform which bo may not uaglaot without dancer. Euplnenaaa tn to revs tbs country la tbe post, you will also be able to do B la the future." An­ other said. '* When we souto to see you again. General, we hope to find you In a larger and whiter residence than thi*.’’ Htereply waat •*! hero no desire for any higher portion, or any tntroasr of power or duties." av*ln aa counties In Ohio the Equal Suffrage Amenteeet rue 21,188 rotes behind the vote for Gen. Hay®. It has probably 60,000 majority against It In the F tete. The official figunsehow that in Hamilton county aloo* J,000 Repub­ lican* did not rote the late election. Under the Constitution of Ohio, tho people w.U be caned upon, in 1871, to rote whether they will have a Conven­ tion of Revision ; and tho question of equal suffrage will therefore go over un­ til that time, since, ax the very bret.lt eould only be submitted as an Independ­ ent proposition in 1871. do do best pafr of aUppen, Marta Heater. M do Maa Oso. WllHaro*. beat watch ease, - de do best lamp mat, Mrs. MeDwaia, boat ottoman, W.FposUble, folds R. Young, cro. tidy, Mr*, M. 8. Winiama, eowe baakrt, Mrs. Smith, M do Richard Young, rone work. Mr* J. C. Baana, ahall-work paper bolder, ' C. McQueen, penoil drawing, Satinot Suits for Men, to K S3 -Brigham Yapag made a fearful 60 threat a few “abbalhe ago, to the youag M A goodblack Overcoat for $7,00. mon of 8*lfe Lake C«y. He wanted 60 M thorn to “go for the young women of Hou,” and said that each young ana 60 should marry aa many aa be can support. 60 —Collates, tbs New York soap mak­ S5 60 ers, uaa 126,000 pound* of grease weakly, 1.600 bushels of aaU monthly, and 800 60 toes of soda aah, and $30,000 worth of Will 60 perfumery, yearly, in tho production of some 10,000,000 pounds of soap. printing. Ch**. HaQnom, woolen boa* I. H. Barnum, Id do Mark Heater. Bal. ixae, A. D. Badcoek, >ock*_ Mr*. 8. Andros, hl do J. W. Hotchkiss. best collection of of all kind* Jacob Jordan, col, winter apples, J. Keagte, fid do . J. W. Itotohkia* ool. peechre, do do do grapes, do do do quinces. LultUv. It will not do 1 Simple te/hy U» tee prinoiplre at the party will not do1 Eve y Republican must act ; eve­ ITAXT.—Tbs arrmtsf Garibaldi has ry ItopuMtten m*t TOW! And so act not put a stop to tho attempt to make and rote, that the highest Interests of Roms the capital of united Italy, bet I has rather added fool to Um flames of the party win be subserved. revolution. A aoa of Garibaldi la Gen­ eralissimo of the Itallian farers, and at last necounto wu advancing on Home, after having oocupted many portions of tho Papal territory. Late news itatea Amen to that! Tho condition of the that France and' Fpaln have rent for­ oouutry Is by no mesne so reamurtng. ward troop* for the defence of the Papal that BepubUeaas eaa afford to abate one authority- If tills bo true, ths revohrJo’- of their Interest in the great prlncllonary movement will be abortive. ly through the slaveholder's rebellion. Neither can they afford In the present tran-IUon state of our national affidrs, to fritter away by apathy— by disgracefu! feuds and the shamaltas tricks of pro'rodonal politician*, the prestige which they have to heroically won aa the price of devotion to tbe Union, American na­ tionality, and the best interests of hu­ manity every when. * » The manifest duty of Republicans Is prude neo. With this to the ckxthal idea, governing and permeating the1' •munclaUon of the principles of the par­ ty and rawtrolling each member, air t hinge else nceeamry to the growth and permanency of any party will follow. . We shall have a fill th fol administration ■B-At Dayton. Ohio, n Invalid soldlere, Inmates of a Soldiers' Home.were taken to the polls to rote forGen. Hayes to a man. They were all crippled and helpleea, but the DtsnocnUle <rowd v» cowardly enough to Insult them with coarse epltbota, while some yelled : “Pitty you hadn’t lost both your d-d anna."—Sorry that other h* was left" 1 —’’Pity the rebels hadn’t killed you." There are tha men to whom Republi­ cs S have yielded tho partial control at lesut of the great State of Ohio. BOUb LSIIEt' WEAt II EULESS VAIIETT. Tho brsaa of which the Instruments of a' yacht more than two hundred miles dis­ tant wore composed, was discolored, and the inhabitant* of Reikavik, a hundred mile* from Hecla, were nearly suffocated by the sulphurous fumes. -Geo. Fraud* Train sent hl* wife on *90 day's voyage from Australia to America, that an expected child might, by being born in this country, become a possible future Prreident of the Unit­ ed States. Mrs Train was neariy ship­ wrecked on the pnsaagv, but site reicht-d ^noireu MUDGE & BAILEY. Hasting* October M, 1887.—y DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS! Cheap Goods, ROBERTS- F. D. ACKLEY & CO. —■•Thrre’a our grand mother," say* a ] oolemporary, **a itrlklng instance why women should vote. Rhe's paid tai as on a dog for tho last 10 years, and now declares aba won’t stand It any longer— Sr* MV broS •<» sbo’U eUber rote or kill tha dog 1” Thai TaaDC ate I dog is probably watchinc tho program mU *l RI18O8aBL8 of fimklc suHrago with aa anxious eye Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, and aching heart. i. FiEistoir s a csv jcasS^v^ JCST DCNT FAIL TO CALL & SB! of lbs G. B. V. R. ha*, week. He infor of tha Company h forJlS,0«pernd necessary to saU th onttrt dollar baf bought. II to ool he think* sad ur ilea of the road b To buy your DRUGS AND MEDICINES. \ VS.LC ABX.K »oldter friend L. Grove. had tho mt have his grey h This botre toa warM-rved feithfolly la re Merri’J’e Horae portion of tha wa ssnetii. ac a everterrrevest os rsarzsr csi r‘ PATENT MEDICINES, Of *n gl*4* taei B*e*iv*4. Amt frrei (k* Mu*r**«>rer«. FW ujoofcAferMterelFrer-re-ly. Slin^.^u.r- aMS aS Bror l*ab>-*M IMr« - - Prok-on see. 3d, Iterry. flfl). Chaa. 8. t-urtth and wife to Richard 8. Bmlth-n } af a i of a a hwo. 8, Hmt- ^00,000 WORTH ’nfjx»ha C. Floeum snd wife to H. 8. Soane oo ths street-jubilant Larklngs --on »ec. 7, Castlelon. $50. Democrat—Did you bear those guna? I John II. Diekensbaets and wife to tell you ws can afford to burn powder Utah* Flocuin—on ace. 18, CasUeton, over such victories aa throe! Touchy SIM Joseph Wood brow and wifo to A. L. Haan—on sac. 14, Bany, I&50. C. C. Hyde and jsH* to W. H. Beeben w 1 of n e L see. >1, Amyria, 1700. York. Ladle's Baskets, Port mon naiss, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, ^c. ^e. NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS. Morgan Huff snd wife tn George Maoch—convey* on sec. 4, Woodland, •300. Jana O. Williams to Wm. Upjohn— pt. of tot 688, Id Hearings. 8400. Lccy M. Beniamin to Otiadlah M. Tltu»-n • | ofs w i, sec. 81. Hope, <217. . John Finder, !r. et at to Horaoe Frewiiuu-c.il o, j nornai tue, Jestrn Imea and Wile to Fredrick nickte-^i at s w i, sac. U, Baltimore, "fit.; Elgbnsy and wife to Ami 'IrowILhULLCKiA* Oo to Hobcrts' To buy jour GROCERIES. ISTEW GOODS! Hasting* Oct 10th, 1887. nMtf <fc CO. TEMPLE OF FASHI0H! Go to Roberts JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES! GOODYEAR, BARLOW k BAILEY'S MAMMOTH 8T0RE. DOB-racaipt tit a portion of the Coen- • mlttee*a report* we ware unable to pub­ lish the entire Uat of premium* test week. Below we publish each reports aa have been received and correct some ? To buy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. Lails, be are art [8 U ROBERTS’ To buy your Traveling Bi*' Hp has the neatest, best, largest and .cheapest aaBortment ever brought to this market XkHBAMFr OL it hcmrx, •? kxts. Ir*Hatch, first premium, MM J. Hendershot. M do, t 60 Ovrin, Veg to6fcs and A. J. Rewe, i bu. ears dent corn, 60 g&Jt is very evident that.tho spirit te D. It. McElwain, yellow, no premium, at work now tn the Democratic party aa “ beet} bu. wheat, 60 was manifested at tbs last Presidential JI. L. William* " onto, 60 election. McClellan was the pro-Steve- Johney Goodyear, best eaU. of beet* 60 ry candidate; pence was to be made with C. B. Benham, i dos. Rada.bagaa, M tho Booth through him, but Slavery I । 3. P. Cady, best collectton of tarnepa, To buy your Books and tires te Ms f & Sta­ tionery. CUSTOM W8IK MAHTO ORBEt LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS! Mr. Editor r That’s tfhat‘8 tlic matter at 4 Boot­ Roberts' Pidnikr Dbcc store. My Joods have been BOUGHT TO SELL HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. pie will find out, on giving me fo calL" I obtained them in New York, rad ora sell them m cheap m Detroit and Chicago housei d.“did think or advertising these goods, »ut our neighbor* ’ have so completely exhausted every source of wit, wisdom and ■ bvmor, in the many bright sri®/ tillatjoDB of .pxpsc, ioctry and blank verse—beaifteatcllingBoms the Dogondest Whoppers in the bargain, that I hare conclud­ ed not to advertise. But, as I. *«id betbre, I hare AW Goods, of Good Goods, Cheap Goods, Good^ can’t Beet, and they *r* far sale too. If you see an/UK ytm »m.-“fcBw!."-do*+), — want­ ing ray of tbe*e Goods, ple*H write. Toun truly, . �©al and atoaUrnrra. ~~ wjoilt noticed to ““toe iart weak, ■ FECIAL NOTICES TH Trail >faa Dn*apU. C1VG bw»w a*n Uat dyxpapal* (a laawitoi, tall* to» ia to aay teakaa aa afragtoa* teiaUke. »iin—M............... OCT. a TAxxnnruurua............ ru»sY. oct. a .......TtmmT.MT.il I ■ WTOItUPST.OOT.la mvwq,^. .. ........ JFMSSTUWB............. .THUMBIT. 9VT M *ARRT............... TURBOAT.'OCT. M. MAPLIOaOVR......... IJtATURPAT.POV. a uuel last Thursday eve1L ard uf 8up-rvisor», a ’icadrnt was suggested, i in Gvor of the “true and dMea^to^bfatoef sera V Trail akaepty, yd’** /faoTCTt Oamb or Bass Baxa.—a taiatch game of base-bn 11 was played it- | । cently.between the Hleknry Octenere and; HaAtings Lcuo Star first nines, lu which the former were the winners. The score stood 48 Cor Hickory Corner's Club, to 10 for Lone Ftar, cn 5th innings; when Ilutinga succumbed to tbo pmrare. The Barry boyo played a very fine game ; much better than could be ex­ pected of n club so recently organised and ncoreaarily with eo UUle practice. Tbcygivo promise of ranking among the very beat of our btatc bare bailers. We hope tureo them thia way arain, when we shall take great pleasure In according to them the justleo which their merits aa gentlemen and players demand, and which the crowded state of our columns this w^ck, will not ad- NEW CASH STORE, TO BUY YOUE GOODS I Rev. D. C. Wuroirr, the Ptale Lectur­ er of the Older of Good Tempters, dclleered a te rperanca lecture In tha school hxuo W Friday evening. 11. wM listened to With marked attention and his lecture w«a highly appiectered. It to a nnlrcnal rvgret with radmal tem­ perance men, that Uie late CoitotlluUirae A Hai:.ey —There gentlemen al Convention saw fit to submit the ptot.n )y -cnivtug an lesortment lilUtoey clause U> a separate vote; but If Ibai wi.l compare favurbly Id Mr. Wuarr could talk to att the people lib any in market. They arc of tho State, I think 1: would prove a ibr Uat ।nt. reals of the public, rn: y otter the same at prices would ___ call ootthe theta and figures, logic I ; i- or t low buyers. Pee their ■ and i-.d argument*, which an intelligent public could not realat, whin pre-cnled in the forcible manner In which Hr. Wuotrr presented them here, and wan'd thereby woik a popular Influence tn favor of tempt rance, which h eo Decenary to the enforcement of the ■0 CALL & SB ’ R»v. J. W. Bancroft of Emanuel Church, of HasUngw, preached here te t Sunday, and 1 undemand I e hoe msde arrangmeats Io hold meet.eg* here Once in two w eeks lu the future. r DRUGS AND GROCERIES. TOILET AND JLE. 1 IB H BDB1BT8’ PaAVSuxG Bas­ neatest, best, [>est aaaorteent ic 3ooka&8ta- : large aud rcapectibla audience assem­ bled at the Court llouxe last beunlay Th • horw .«a war-worn Teterin, having In response tn the stirring call of many •c-rtd filth.ully in the regiment known cl Urena Ibr a Temperance More Meeting. Mem H's Hone, during the greater It was one of the most Interesting meetInga that has ever convened la Barry county, an<l speika well for the cause of Temperance. The mocUng was addressed at length r In llaat.ngs one nf (he very Liat >crie- In thr State, where bread, plea, by D. C. Wright aud O. L. 1UT. 1 be a sad tracker*. of all kinds, are remarks of the fanner were listened to h In the eery belt alyle and sold al, with breath lisa attention. The amrumint than Kalin >ed bakeries charge. , meats he advanced In Ibvor uf rafety for humanity—In fitvorof peaee in com­ munity—peace In the family circle, art r.AXD. eni la now making ns good liicontravertlble. Ko one can deny the 'Tlckrr»a-c*n l>e produced In Michigan. fact that sobriety te the stepping stena Tlu tra.e are ikrited to call and ex- to all that Li dedrable In this Ute—da good tho true and tbeboautlfuL Koona can deny tha fart that Sobriety makes good mon—happy houtoo—peaceful and it Picsel, o’ Rutland township. In ’hae->unty.b80yeirs old. J!r. P.,fought Mr. WmiohtU a power far much good tbD “Brit •brrt’ during Hw war of 1812, to the cause of temperance. A true sad uni to I,I* fn-ed m loving nature, man and Christian, ho loads an audirnae tUbto all oirta of tyranny now by vot- by the farce af h‘s genli^ and by tbo ■ugs clean Republican ticket at every Inspiration of his subject to tbo thres­ 'hetha. The rcaa-in must be forcible hold of a better and purer Ufo. and by Tbl -fc ke -p-u.t-o'dman term the ballot his examide, to a life devoted to the tox. Thu (sat Dummer, Mr i’ICXKLL bigheat interests of humanity. Hto rndlcd tn ten hours 4) acres o wheal; mMon to to lift men up, and well to ho this fall he -ut Ln ten hours, 7 ocrea of ■ucotwding Ln hto noble work.__________ l™t well to '.l.eirtnnacleand endurance If they would not be nut stripped by thio elattL and hearty old gentl«mon the matter at Dire A Booxd* have been iZZanthe peoon giving me v them in New I them m cheap Chicago house* of advertising oar neighbor* ely eibuatod 'IxiTTniAnia at Worm.—From, Hope Gwcaiiip, wclearn theta barn and ii’eouv-nta, belonging to D. Ppboul, and ’’□stack* of hay belonging to M. llAJMDt •wsdecmyr l by flrv ycstenlay. The 1m li about ro6, and falls bosvUy uj>oo Mr. draocL, a hard-wnrklng tenner, i Till, fa . ...» and they ara you as* eoy- RUSSELL & NEVINS. H tl V.V XM*»rv*A< “ sl±< toor^a-teth.,,Joi* * ^rif.Aa.____________ u. WBIOHT. XXDDIJmLLX 1OOT. 1807. fCBl DSDCl, *L00 for 10 Cd ILWO for 10 Cte. $10,000 for 10 CH Climax: S44 by Ibsfahn ■ ■ Iipko*. WMto*Mavtaad. . a rrxnoMEBT, P«vfs»toy, Paocy Coto., Walt Paper, A. A TULL STOCK af artMlaa la aty Uaaraaalaatlr books HUMBUG Clitetep aa me Cticape*! : Tbo altotel ■IlMtliMl I* paid to Um Mtortiaa ot wry aiuai. to a* nrpnMa.rat - . aaeoteO >UI U rn. wr iMiaoea Tb« nwtol car. r(,.o to th. aamX r-i Cliiaxii T*nc'. ai»«x Mv. > Funllj SUM lor IS enU. It Drab Wilhoit • aear. fc tohllj nhoaia bo without It. We warrant It to care Scrofula Sores, Sult Rheum, Chilblains, Tetter, Pimples, and all Eruptions of the Skin. For Bore Breast or Nippies, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, &c., it makes a perfect cure. It has been used qjer fifteen yean, without one failure. It has no parallel—haring per­ fectly eradicated disease and healed after all other remedies had foiled. It is a com pound of Arnica with many other Extracts and Balsams, and put up in larger boxes for the same price than any other Ointment ipry.l "M—-S—.. MAIN BROTHERS City News Depot, BOOTS f SHOES, CHEAP! RUSSELL A NEVINS. DRCOGJ^jT AND BOOKSELLER, Eoiplre Bloek, MIDDLEVILLE, - B11yl ■ MICHIGAN ^£IDDUtVILL* VSILIS fACTSIT. #. I. MAULtlll, DISSOLUTION. sen •J03 ::wwf □ it ।< wlafswl IS f*' L_ i« * a a ■. a 4 a- TU C» partMTabr? k*evW*ra ast*U>( ut,r ite asm uU Uih af BARLOW. GOODYEAR A ORAST, U Aaaatevd by mitul i~—ii~*. I . lew ♦ • MWDL£vn.LE N. BARLOW. W. 8. GOODYBAR, R. 3. GRANT.. HANDSOME AND RELUME WATCH BARLOW ypBDLttlld.1 & GOODYEAR, tin sho:p. fcoat you Bollovo ft. gash Wanted gmmriiatrlij. Brazil ovrr x Our customers will pteew take notice that our booka are balanisxl to IhoFiMT or July, aud all account* pBoviously made are due and moot bo settled Imme­ diately. Weneod allthat la .tu*u>.*Dd to paiil to toso foIke aaaat SsRSEEswu Grast Qnutioi Carriage nd aJIajira grjot . iramot r ,Mo.Mo Brag * Bookstore. COMMERCIAL A Kodim SxxMox.-It was our privitoluisn fa a dtecotm* of remark*««fover And bo^ty, pre^ibed test aabst the M. e. Cbnreh by Rev. D. C. 1U1 1D 1“*.".^ Wendw “* earnest ohrteMoM Ureas to. Tarwa, eaatUH do* "ptMlarina. M.rrb MU>. 1M7. Dry-Goods, Groceries^ Hats & Gaps, Crockea*y, Boots & Shoes, ETEET SEEDED XIE* IS* *TTLI Hill EITBICT 11(11. ■eNo. Ms, .............. .-i- In tlif11 rf’b* •“ DBtaxi. —D.tiojraut*. *" ’uow'ioiu 81 .VEtlw rsnrm *a*. tamuu, pcttt. DTKdKVnU, riAKH *UT1OX>, *wtiT Jits. Lamps, chirxmts. TUCTMta, RntlMQWS Sc . *C_ *r. iciom i»D kmotUAicovn BOOX8. «TA TTOgRR Y. Hill woks, nwnraratn. ■sfoiWUM, *c nurrr wtstc. �M, r r» »j ■; H-J* L?AIA”*'’“r««To£S DRY GOODS. les burled tn long sees past, emoo own as far back tho f i filH QWL ttemo accounts of thorn say they wore inlorred uanlt IrtWh .vMbto tboy crc now shewn, which to itoslf a vault under tho belfty at tho Church of Et. Kick..!, Du te r«ia*e'Md probabio report Is, that they were tooml in a part of tha braying ground clcre by, on tho extent Ion of some alteration, and found m they now uro, in a wonderful state ot preservation, and known and Identified by their tombstones, which ■till existed U tho time of I heir «*- IT TOG WANT GOOD GOODS CHUT, STOCK ‘ HARDWARE, Thpbrcntco, a wisoteecher, would not softer cron his grown up sons and doughtore to associate with there where con­ duct was not pure and upright. “Dear Irtber," said the geoOe Eula­ lia to him one day, when he forbade her in company with hop bredher, to visit the wolrtfte Lacinda, “dear father, you must think us very childish if yuu Imag­ ine that wo should be exposed to dan­ ger by it” The fkthec took tn silence a dead emd ftom the hearth, and reached it to Ute --- .WWA WB JDU, ray child; take it.'* Eulalia did so; >t^l behold! her deli­ cate white hand Aratlolled and blacken­ ed, and aa it chanced, her white dress However this may be, there they are, and few can oontanplate there dbghjar rams In a of poo: mortality without ex­ periencing raver searattona than ihoec of common curiosity, wcndcx.cr dbguat. 'I'bo decent Into the vault Where they ore te rathtr difficult, the stono atepe nmrow and windlag,and the guide. Who marched flr.t with s torch, seems to have n prevailing notion that if he can •ea, all will be wsH^ therefore be gore en ahead, aud leavee you to follow or slumblo down aa beat you can. The en­ trance is somewhat atortUng. By tbo light of this slogla torch, you behold a ■moll ▼cult, entirely surrounded by gh^sfly figures. A withered brown hand near tho door seems extended to clutch you aayow sfitsr J «fid it requtree enme little time to accustom youreelf to tho nnusuH rigid. In tho center \ smr.ll erore stands erect from fho etone part­ men!. and all round the vault nro the figurur, in a standing poslllon, elightly eupported by iron bands or hooka ngsAnut tbo wall. At their feet He Innumerable human tenet, found.at the same time, ..^,L E. LDEWUJL but not similarly preserved, for these fall to pieces when touched. .. gi.'ahdi, IRON & STOVES Dry Goods, Boots #Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, Crockcry •And Glassware. potml U CUi enlj.i of ItetUox X.JMnwl U'J zAwmaa is. Uuazh a inrtiaab nqaboS Sw k Ar.. nen-Cil . or WaUr>. Vurln^ I'lnmthu, . Du«ai ta irunl, orc eosoerxilr i Tbo bod I os arc in a most singular stole; In moat osecs th r. flesh and akiu remain, having the apprxranca. amVwhan touch­ ed, llicponaLiUXLcy of thick brown leath­ er. In acme, the bonra arc visible here rnl'.hore, and in the withered j«Wa teeth may yet be aeon. On otben, portions of link*or beard remain. Tbo ofirctof tb'tlr rh.uukcn and discolored forma, arrang­ ed In thia manner, aa though they were really a bund from another world, te mo-t marvelous, an.l wholly distinct from tho swatliod, stiflbnod mummies of Ecypi, which never ear convey aoy Ksaofllfb; while these sevm almost to ■taw nt you. and long to aptnk, u> If your or.trance had dispelled theeochantmeut in which they had been held. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, PHIUIM * BENTLEY •JK HARNESS About florae, rcmarkatuc iscte ore told, having been carefully preserved from tho various tombs. Hero you are shown "tho flgurcofaboy,«upp»e.lt'.> have been burled olive, fur ho was found exactlyin I lira p»idon In vrbioh he sksw appea-r; aiidundcrtbstidenmortfcnif jltobfhold. The distorted llmbe, the twisted body apparently convulsed, tho clenched uunds, w Itij the. naEa. firmly oct in the pilui, .ind the bead thrown back in agony—ail these tell their nwful talo, and who aha’.I way nor.- what Hint tale wan? Near him, we seen family, eonairtlng t»f five bodies, said tohavudkd fTOtn eating poisonous furgi. Intteud of ciuthiooaa Every ligament of ike bony faces, erafy contortion of the atffened lltnhe, tell cf n.ejirer.ugdo*th,ar.d reminded mo of tho terrible picture of Cexmt U*olln uiiKhin family. Near them, tho forbidding figure of a negroes stands prominent, and unmistakable from tho singular term of the bead end Jaw. So repelling fa tho Otoe, IhnH ecnld ■well believe »be, toe, lulgiit ham been ennocted with sonic frightful history. EurtiUrun, wo beheld a g< Doral officer, killed hi a duel, and still tbo ahplng wound to clearly marked en lfls aldo. 1 itese flguroj ailbrd ua a eight tomoraltKS upon. They prosch an awfnl acrmon on bumr.n vanity r.nd ambition. Eo much, was I incUnod to remain mus­ ing and dreaming among tho dead, that my guido at length, io dcsparc, remindremind­ ed ms to dopar:. GLORIOUS NEWS SHOP. “■=S5 Ready-Made Clothing Stilts’ ^urnis^inn <5oobs. ’ffHOlISALElsDKCTAU. JKWKLRY &-MUSIC STORK. Hardware Merchant, it*. 1te riten or llMun i hMwXi’Im iT^ShM? ATLANTIC & 68SAT ISM Broad Gang# Railway! by the umof as*p*jur»'»o 'h»‘ eon teypltel, wbllrtbojsotly nl.bmM £,’0XL””'FIKU), or CLEVELAND, or COOKY, trill MANCA, is sefrre. LACKING l*rwlscteC&emost BrUUialsad Utitas Tha result of the fierce eoofifet of the flirt day ‘a fighting In the wlldcructs had bed adverse to tbo army of the United State. General Lae had flung one wing of Lie ettny between our forces and the base of their auppllea, which would rc- NEW YORK Diseases of (he Vrliary and Sexual SSX BOSTON, PITTSBVKCIB, it tew of te» gmini diM rertaily . ----- AA.,* ta ,Ka auw, .1.1'., ....... Oil Regions of- Rennsylvania I Tar fireaaruioat to be HlMitfMfHftrmN Of Tar, m this has Bare ■erll than all a there. Atlantic 4 Gt. Western Railwi FaRS AR .. _ _ ot wMftM, were iytng on the I Cold hard by. Otc after another entered, and after making a nobelrea aalute elieully took D their ittU ConorelsSebofleM, Meade, >•« Boniaide, 64cktea, Howard, and oHrere, Unl, 1 bellovo were there.- Notn wurtlwaa "wUUBB. Olmstead's TobaccoStore sSSsE? � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-10-30.pdf 1478ef640b2c9389587e7cb102edb97e PDF Text Text gkr ®»sti«g> gsnarr, rSjun» rmr wkoxasost. »r , *hr guttsgi gaaur. „ s.sraus. suar.nl. MICB.. ——= VOL. XII. ausiiieM girtrtorjj. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1867. NUMBER 27. SusintM Catda MJC8EDIH0B OF TO BOARD 01 . tUPEBVlBOM. MIBB M. MEAD, raanwoau atoaslttesmaf M,data4 MMtaapstotot. Utesrs: DRE88MAKER sk«a i. Aomt. “ TSTJKSr nitrrtsrai . -___ ItoptBksrir- |kl< RM to BM. il’usrtr 55ism As. fwtea, “ ■ " M ' I ass <so : : la Sssx 'iX msV*” ^Cs tosuus ot Mr. D !,, it. rtoafatloa wsa m 1^. Dad«s morsd that ths R»(ia trr ofDseds b* arttr1':: sig J. Cs •* 0» aoitos bs rvpcrt >u s2nptod sad laia pa _TSs basrd prvcJdJd to th. .|«tI., rf Itow MRS. C. FREEMAN, lunriwgs, • • .jftri... Mien. WILLIAM MYERS, n-.iCT tn EDI.BETOS a Sa’A Music & Jewelry. ri-STorj Dtvo groxx. HAKT13GS. • . ».Sji . . . MICH. PEE8TON A MEAD, General Grocers, -t-'ro rBODtyfe DIULCR. ■ HARTIXtM.. . . Bk*l - - MICH. vr Co* p«id for rrudaea IIIYAI. H1I0I1 A ca„ ia ^•b,'“*2*‘K*“!-‘e ta d* ““ P™te»M st th," ioi1r’,,uu“B *4o’,‘*d b/ 7*“ “d u- Boots and Shoes, 1X1MAS llARTISOs. - - CeU““- Dod^ TURNER A CLARKE, | Carrin ■ & Waim-Matas. SHiscrllanu. One of Kature's Noblemen. HAST1MO4. - • . atyl - • ■ MICH. My thoughts were faraway from any noblemen of any kind as I stood among ROBINSON A WIGHTMANdry goods establishments, situated on the fashionable ptomcnade ot our thriv­ ing metropnlA I w.» one of the many who lined the polished counters, looking with admir­ ing eye'on the beautiful fabrics to tempt­ ingly displayed. The half boor's abR LANG, KPRAGUE/t CO.. sontaof the obliging clerk, whocoidd CLOTHING, find the style I required only Ina dis­ tant part of the hou*e. allowed toe to be entertained with washing the stream of fair ones coming and do; art Ing. And while I waited and made mental critMHam t» amuse myself, gn incident W. 0, HEDRICK'A CU., occur.-ed 3 little out of the common ob­ Safflen & HanessBiisn, servation of 1 hop visitors. A alight, •mall woman, pale, sad-eyed and wearing faded black, came In with HASTtXCS. . - - aSyt - - . MICH. _____ a new Inflax of visitors, walklngtimidly and seating half frightened glances st MAIN BROTHERS, tbo piles of pretty stunk. twsl la A bright new tueterlal on the counter Dw, Msiiciics, tarits, IIartvare,SMlm,Hails x tremblingly Inquired the price; when she wits told my sbaip eyes saw a bill rirrsasBX st. HASTINGS. - a»yl ■ UlCHlQAX. twisted In the quivering fingers with a perplexed, troubled air, and my ears beard the murmured— J. COLE A BON, nnsiL n«<L>u ts 1 "Annie will used ten yards.”, I "Will you take it?" Groceries and Produce, I She ilfted her pale, meek face, and STATE KT.. HAJ*ri*nA MICH. W. PARKER A BON, twui-.w . Livery & Sale Stable or sLicKkEisr. riebrsted rwaedy. r-t< ki:hou. nrxcxra: r. LEW. CAMPBELL, “City Restaurant,” jlxt» Hvsn ortm ntror. UASTlhOS, MICU. ; answered: "I cannot, I did not think it would bo 1 so much.'* Ebaw-s turning away when a gentle­ man who like niys.lf had been looking and 1st. nJ ng, drew near, asking of the ' clerk : ".What dote the lady want? I will wait upon her—you attend to the cuitomer below." The r.spcctful manner In which be wrt obeyed mode me at once aware that ■ Bow many yards did you want, msd.im?" Her cstontohment was annexing. "1 can’t take it air." "I am not talking about that," with i healih bad lorrod her to rednqubh lhe work w th which she bad obtained a aunio'tfor hexaelf and her two father- ro.ll tam U. «•» J^EW C.IIOCERY AT JgALUMOBE "iMd hi, inimsl to ' < J • ELIJAH H. STAHLS, Oakanx. .ill oontlnoai by R. II. HRARtR Family Grooerlea, •4 Way d^irsbto for tot ssasfart sf »*• will IxnUIm i>r cash. ja J.oe M. !MT. aftf ” KEABM & McCOMMKlX. Still Leada the Van ciocartao rwmiMt rot M1 '.b*Joa.ia<i bat i*d> »u ’“'iWwS-Mb'! .nxu w t -arlul Rank* and the U.'tlo woman ‘o*£d, «TX turned to depart Ukaone 1st -toft„.•* Os maitaa tot .npori wu seerpisd. Mr. Mfe. w»r«d to fo> th* rvport af tesemasriitos poo lb* teUa. Motion prsrallxL On motion tbo Board odjonrned antil to kot­ ow noratog, at tbs boor of SsMtoet. . D.STKttER. CUrk. Decay m THE Ou. Rmtnts,—A ncent visitor to the oil regions of Fann* syivsiila dsooibea the desolation which reigns In a once famous locality. TU­ t ween OR Qty pod Haadvllto, not one well bln operation. Jib only a long line of rotting derricks and rwitcd bolU ota and tnglnca. At FmRtlln, when the French creek empties into the Alle­ ghany, they show with pride the great Coart Honan that they are building, Ute tall marble monument to iheraartyrv vt the war and the tumbling down furm house of the Evans family. Three years fortheir bouse end ground. The ofe vnu» refused as too moderate; a*d the daughter of the house. In the fimte of sudden wealth, scorned her lustte tow. and «xT.M her engagement. NuW the estate, boose, lira and all, will sot �HAITIMG1, Wool Growers, Oeacral Jew* IteJU. its Bituatian and Surrptuulinp. Amid th* ironcrai prospetHy qood news,—goOd news. < H.00 IfiO -- 6S 1,00 36 rtawnxGe, acxcir. and pojiulatlen aa rapidly as Hastings, ADVANCE THE KTANDARD. Denims, pnbEc,-«ir to any impartial man, to auy York declined 21-2 cent* a yard. —1 ’• V _ _ _ . bin. at lilm or Stripe Shirtintf, Prints, Colon, —Throe signers of the Declaration of an4rrapeettal in all my eammunleationa Sugar, Bon ing Ground to Beaton. ■n.e meet grerifTlnarfrusof the times dan t water privilege formant , that tn th. mldM of the preorat re- VIM —Gen. Grant has averworked himself, stranger, that visits Hasting*, but re- l others, without alluding to Lurvsy - the Standard of their principle*. Even tact, it wMdd.be <4U#e?B matter to Ind eeveril .toys’ ttaval, * finer or better regkrtl as their greatest taijnnph—the rejactlon of Impartial rcffeago In Ohio—’ ucn, tum piece bios fair to rtvnl, before Heavy BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. 75 Cotion Batting, Wnni TTnis SXSL'Siw."bS. It to reported that Mr. Ewing,of Ohio,' brother-in-law of Senator Sherman, to Not a einglo recognised Republican IntheBtal Journal baa as yet, intimated that it Will grow jrvuid be well to modify or discord that —The State Treasurer of Illinois re­ feature of tho Republican platform. On ceived >750, conscience money, from the contrary, all unite in declaring that tho MhUmant of Ohio must be changed, flatten, win to a few years, at moat, be—Rock Island, between low* and IIHnoto, is to have tbe largest arsenal in gnalzatteh there; and while th* present la turrounded with the best of fertile In the United Btates. failure to deplored, the utmost-oonfl- farming lands, which abounds in Im­ —Two men who went into a steam­ denne is.telt that it will yet eventuate mensity of flr.e tlmler for building purIn an enduring triumph. ron, Ohio, were suffocated, and taken Aa.* No. 1 mark(4.aud shipping point, Th* some indomitable r plrit Is mani­ fested with regard to the whole body of —Tlrtrtaon men were killed in Hrxwao; Republican principles. Or course, there Grand River Valley Railroad, which we Tunnvl, Mwa., lad Saturday, by an ciCopperhead organs and managers who hope will not be long delayed. palgn.thsi local quevtlons were alone In isme, now sink their consistency and shout that their seeming, far there are no roalgnlns,—mean th* condemnation of tho Republican party on tho nationid tosues of ilia day. The truth Is, three Issues are net kept before tho people a* they should be, owing to tbe Copper­ head effiirta to overlay them with minor and irrelevant controveraiM, with a view to distract tho Republican organ­ isation and detach some of it* mambere. Their transient success In’ particular will only convince tbe maatre of the Republican jiariy ot tbe para­ mount duty of reviving their principles in their purity, cleaving off* all accre­ tions and innovations, and then of press­ ing right onward to ‘fight it out on that line." Our principtee have stood the in arms, and lltey have rome out Victo­ rious over them all. But alLdhroogh that prolonged crisis we did 'not have unbroken Auroras. Then oven /reaction shaft, burying lhe men. —An Impertinent young fellow offered hopoour cittern., will make it aa object to strangers from abroad to oomo among us. Wohave a locality that is seoond to grammar school, who was boarding of tbe proficiency of his pupils, that not hope to livelong enough to see Hastings ono of them could "decline a husband.' lhe country is A food Hoch Oonwalfor 17,00. It. Mr. Lurrey’s article, tn my opinion, is unmanly, ungenerous and unkind in monte of other ponana In regard to the they were abMTsd in 1901, i MUDGE & BAILEY. Hastings, October U, IB67.—n28 y letters making these statements upon at my ruddenoe. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS! bfts. Now, I pm teas tobe a law abiding clflsen, and as long as I am such, I ex- —Chief Justice Chare ha* writtun s letter to Judge Underwood, saying that he will preside at tho trial of Jefferoon Dav's before the United Ftatre Circuit mcncn gambling at the age of 47. Mr. ■a-TbeCorrcrhcnils arc figuring up at Richmond at the November term. tbelr“gaiM” In Indiana, at the recent —The Cincinnati Ehgufrerlcnrns from •ibio or not; of that I Will let the public election. They claim to .have mide Judge । bet would say that 1 havo always gains in thirty-five countie* aggregating a private letter fram "Washington, that paid all honest debts of my con tract log, 11,610; but they fall lo recon their los.ee without fear of contradiction, and have They claim a gnln, for instance, in of CommisJontr of Inte.ual Revenue never crawled under father's wing fur —The Rebel Conservatives give up two Republican ticket* were run, but they omit V> report a Democratic lea* of Virginia "In drapolr." They concede 1,100 in Allen County, of 500 in St. that lhe convent Ion is carried and that the Radli-n!s wi.l haw a majirity of at leasbtwetity delegate*. of 100 to 400 in more ttein twenty other —Tbe Clinton RrpubUcan a .. ......, ---- -------- — rays “ countio*. JJ’hcro was no State ticket to blacksmith al Lnlnaburg, named Glenelect in Indiana this fall, and the retail non, was cruelly beaten by employes of was, that the Republicans made little lhe Jacluon, Lansing and Baginuw ItaUrood, and to nut oxpect-.d to live. counties. In strongly Republicancoun—Tbe pardon record show* that all cent, discount, nor discount at some otlieishave been. - a»r. 1.. raja i uave.no: auoweu env thing for tar, linseed oil orblack muck; ROBERTS F. D. ACKLEY & CO. XEW (1 rnouy. Tho clhaena of Hasting» and ► u.-rounding country, will ronirmbar that I had my sheep- tn the court house yard for inspection, on th* 25<h of May discovered oo them. The sheep were sheared on tbe 27th and ISth days folthat the wool wns of as goxi quality u they iver sheared, and ok to th* weight other man to the books of th* Hasting* Wooten Factory, as it was published In my hand-bills. Tho following'are the MX. DON’T FAIL TO CALL 4 SH! GROCERIES.---psrsrs. OUS VASXI.UIKS, enr^UKS. wq X COSIPLSTS.STOCK fOB fAIXTUS CSX JVST ascot KO PATENT AfEDIClNTLS, Go to Roberts’ To buy yotfr DRUGS ASD MEDICINES, Where be may be found during all buiflaeta hours/ To buy your GROCERIES, and certify that the wool above Spoken of, when delivered to tLis factory, had no app- nranw of having t-llber tar or black muck on It. t Bamukl WnTTKHEan. My view of the matter to thto: Any man that will um> artificial means in order to drool ve the purehatere of sheep. L’ guilty of *s great * crime, and should buffer tire penally of the law as much aa V- — „ TT L. --- ---------- HasUnpi, OcL 10th, 1657. n2Uf Go to Roberts’ GOODYEAR, BABLOfr A BAILEY’S MAMMOTH STORE. PROCLAMATION ISO. ONE! brought, that bos bousirt sheep of him, that will say be to dissatisfied with his taMln. Now, Mr. Lurvey. 1 know of three or four that do stalo that they aro not eotufied. 1 would like to know why It Is thst farmers nbout here, tliat pumha*ed sheep I -a.—L laiia, tenrtaiip ti ROBIKS’ To buy your Tbavelixo Bas­ He ban the neatest, best/ largest and cheapest awortinral FP.O BONO PUBLICO : ever brought to this market G o to Robertj To buj your Books i Sta­ tionery. LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS! Mr. Editor i That’s what’s the matter Robekts’ Pioneer Drcg A Boot' store. My Goods have Le«n BOUGHT TO SELL os the peo­ Icy. At the Allyn House cx-Govnrnor Bucklnham to trod need him to tbe Im- ple will find out, on giving n»e> • call I obtained them in New ginncni to $55 and $30 for fln.1 class op­ mounds which are scattered al1 orW this j—i. W £U1> erator.’, and $100 for managers, in ._i Irtemt pwrant. Sfl handsome and appropriate acknowlcdgpoint <tf skill they am aqual to men. A tounty, near । oflndfima, union of the First Connecticut Cavalry, nearly three yean *t No. 130 Pearl srset, whose entire business, to conducted by in circumference. _ This mound wss dug and be maMeanme remarks-v-hlch cmNot a single oomplals t j ■hs. evert ten made against their man­ .-The advice and leadership of such * agement. In the number nf niteer-tiotl.lnK.Mul otirar srt'elm •ecavNn.xi hero, and staunch tovtur *f “Liberty" a* -gent andamjunt of cash reoeipta, thfa branch often stand* before all others in under jaw In a reruarkabhi state of pre­ Gen. Sheridan, cannot>elp but be wel­ come and adboard too fa any toy*l eomC:c c!ty. ■ ' ' ’ munlry. To buy your TOILET ANt> FANCY ARTICLE. kets. brought about so srxm after eelf useful, departs stealthily. If the sheep uro mixed among them. mantod to a dandy. —*1 he Calcutta cornapcndcnt of the the 20th or 28th day of May next the nounced him a first rata man, fur super­ London 2Vmc*| believes there to trouble ior to Mr. Hulburd. On his return from brewing in U.J East. He is convinced Europe, where be was when nominated, ________ ______ B. F. CADY. that England to adopting a bai polUcy Mr. Hulburd declined ths nomination, with regard t4 Central Asia, and that "A Repository of Fashion. Plsasure. and the Stale Cornmittee put up Mr. ud Instruction." »afety Of the Indian Empire, and so forth. HARFER’3 BAZA77 praises are naturally struck dumb. lite —The reception of General Sheridan at Hartford, CL, was the most magnifi­ cent ovation ever teen in that State. The whole people Joined tn doing honor to the hero and patriot. Tbe welcome They k«Jep all the accounts. Their yobk Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladle's Baskets, Pcrtmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Motions, $c. . en the New York Republican ! HHlbouse, the Democracy htgldy praised lhe latter officer, urged that a u;>on women m telegraphers, says tliat about thirty women aro employed as telegraphers lutliat cUy, mainly by th* American Company. No. 145 Bcoodway, ? ^GGI^ State Convention nominated Hon. Cal­ rate, builds the Are, leys in a .apply of Ingly great, and *11 will ba well. We vin T. Hulburd for Controller instead of men shall enjoy tho God given righb of nUfe, liberty, and tbe pursuit of happiness," unmolrvtad by any rem­ nant nf the earth detested slave code of the Carolinas. m rrenu LAUES' WEAI IB EBB1EBB VillETT. tlful Thornxpide for ten or fift.-en miles any wo are now suffering ; but to uro the homely bnguago of our martyred leader, wo “kept jvgg! g away," until nil otMlclta were put under our feet, j strongly Democratic counties a R< publl- doned, except B. eckltirid go and Buck­ can turnout could effect nothing. But ner. Tbejonner lias never applied for a m aii me cnunnty miMirrsn-jy rioeo me pardon and the application of the Etter .b. WUrr- Hel,„b:|„, ,„u U,„; injwmrcj/. The 1b. Umes havo changed TOj.bwd»»..1^,»l„^,^b4Sbromewbnt, 'and we arc fought with —There han been another gathering diabrent tactics, but we are.contending least trace of “reaction” in the Hocwter mufacturing and minor towns of thfor the seme great end, and our resources Stale ; because the Republicans had no arc amply sufficient, if we only know side Iraue* to distract or divide them. armed by reports of midnight drills and The first tiring to to rally to the^vbw- and the Republican ticket next fall, by proposed attacks upon militia armories. —A corns; ondent of tho Ocaagn cd and well defined principle* of our or­ 13,000 to 20,000, n* South Carolina, (Ohio) DcnitKral ssys that cows, which ganization. and to keep them persistent­ Louisians, or Mlehlg-n. ly before lhe people. The country can last f-pring, brought K-O to 75, are now ga* The Albany Journal contain* a aclllng,on account of the drought, for never have real till It rcpo*e* upon tbe actions of vptai and ncact JurUcc to all decidedly sharp re*i<mse to the New $25. The cheeM far tori e. will so<.n have to kutp«nd operatluns for want of milk. form. AVc should advance tbs’day cvcp ing off tho conservatir* Republicans, —Burglars at Ionia broke open the presented, rather than to triumph by and declaring that they are seeking to safe of Totger A Todd, and took $_S0, their evasion. But wo ahall not be defeat the ticket. The Journal aayn the and also oj>en-d the safe of I,. D Smith beaten, wo canurt be. If, upholding tho Republican party of New York testrong. standard of Republican princplce, wo but not strong enough to arrogantly re­ «ge stamja. Other ntempta were made ject any element* of strength proffered teenieratorer. Which proved failure*. votlon which we have so often displayed it in good fcltb. " Whalewr differences heretofore. And let us begin at home. of opinion," it declires, “ may have ex­ Washtenaw county, have been sunk to Republicans ‘to The place for Mid ' " tbe depth of LIB feet, and a copious sup­ take up the guunil I to make their ports tlie pulley of Congress agr.lnrt tbe ply of water obtained, and also a aupply President is a Republican, andshould be tight, is here at h< . _ ______ of tnftammuble go", sufficient in each i School district. Wo have before us th* case to supply lights for an ordinary I great question of manhood raffrage, and dwelling bouse. on tilts isa'ie, tbe furth-comtagyonstltu- courngement, and hope for a Republi­ —A chap In Peoria hna been making tional battle i« to be fought, and toon, can victory in that State. our rtvjxsnclhlllty to Ing thsf, “it la the wounded bird that fluUe:*?1 "s guilty conscience needs no York, and can sell them m cheap G R O C ERIBS as Detroit and Chicago houtfJ do. I did think of advertising these goods, but our neighbors have so completely exhamted ckMr™ I'M ^nbeboutM al any rtontn Barry <x>. every source of toil, tcitdotn humor, in tho many bright scin- tHhrtions of prose, poetry and Idhregt PoMiblo Prices that Cash “ loatliirame,” a “mon­ thigh bone, which must have a,” ap"Insult" to thalhr- Small Profits and at Groatly Reduced Prices. propc blank verse—besides tellingsoxM of the Dogondcst Wboppeft ® the bargain, that I have conclud­ Dcmoer.tey of the North-West In so do­ ing. pt course, a prominent plank in ed not tor Advertise. Ihlt> u raid before, I have Hao Gook, Good Goods, Chtap Goods, Geok that any of lbs departed Oootod- aa you san't LUst, and they for safe too. wlljr tee will If you ue •ome-“feUer’»”-dox-(«), -«at—Dow ing any of theao Gooda, pie** write. Yours truly, JT. I». ROBERT* �the Arg fa unknowa, Utitt ta eutmo-a that tha atore of iTirfah x Prlmita -a <ta> emo. to.” 1JT1IIU ***“ XK, —ToO. D. Moons, of Maple fnr t-tmewy fine applaa. Ha ibcrd the printer. • There was on exhibition at our late Mr, a model of a patent fence with Bare attached. Patented by A. W. Old's of Livingston Co. Mich. In 1*07. I twee entered by W.C. HouanratiMa a gentleman from Grand Rapids, who owns thtf tight far Barry Co..and which attracted a good deal of attention, and was generally remark'-d with much favor aa being a good thing for farmers, es. cciidly in the opening*, where rail timbre la aearee. And We would call I the attention of tanners to that tat, and ‘ the rreanns for adopting that plan of fbaoc, which la first. Ita ccrnomy in the. pre of timber, saving from 40 to 50 per cen t. Second ita simplicity and lhe ease' •nd hellity ar! h which It to built-' Third, its durability and 'trength to ' I withstand high winds and unruly stock. NEW CASH STORE, SVEBI KCEDEDKUD 1SD STILE, $1,00 for 10 Cti $1,000 for 10 Cis. $10,000 for 10 Ct Tho Mo*t Successful Medicines In the World. Establiahed in 1835 by one of our Motd Eminent Physicians, and now used throughout North and South Amet^ca, with more pleading rcsnlbi than any other Medicine In cases at diseoMd Liver, Blood or Skin,' Indigestion, Cfartlrencss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism and Fever and Ague. Thousands of certificates are in our possession, giving detailed otfr DRUGS AND HUHSUG ir GROCERIES, ur TOILET ANfc HOLE. .. . . ■ _ -__ - ■ Old Goods selling mr*rdlM3 «f Cost. MAIN BROTHERS City .Vows Depot BOOTS $ SHOES, CHEAP! parallBre Stare.—Take Koike. JOHN WOLP, .srHJUKS.'.r “r~'rsr s 0. D. IPAULDIHa, DISSOLUTION. mend iba aarae to >M aid etaod of Uoory aodooreoaUufW. g. Um bar'a |I««, otoroba .L.ll b. Iiai.oi to oilti bia aid frianda aad ruakmrraaad al/lboaa Io oaalof FUHNITUIIE. 1 anil reatiaaa MAXUFACTrSLSO AND BETAiniNO CABINET, WjBE. CNA/BS* frUK/TC/tK Of »*tt7 dreenpliao, .'V'A/AVNJf/y -flb. Jf^,.*,reMf.r««rMt.ntb«abuilrel naUretadlk. — a. rw 1—W — . u. Iw w a Tto ond»rel<~d wUl »|TO COS'S'XIW UL'HINIXH. to «-oxe I’urcF i*t.A ouma avaav r*rao» * HANDSOME AND HELI ABLE WATCH Far iba lea arka ef wa d»ttar». wi.haat re­ tard IO aatoo, «ad nei io ba paM hr and o to fiOBEBTS1 ir Travxung Ba»* b Frreli Gecds coastiBlly on hand. Grat Barjains fc tie People! by these invaluable Medicines. They regulate the System and put all the functions of- the body in a healthy condition. Stir-lo war report**! Uato’l *»u *» •»* Dretsire. wku a Wreure. Fttpk- that the t try won! u-hMy ebpuld aufl «r»t tho al’ernce of all quallltte* of hon­ or, houorty, decency or rcvpectaiillity, la a queetlnn lung mooted and ratddly gravluting toward a actllod fart; *-* It an* bet-n long lro a condcxned oat-law ar.ltut •octal ng. family peaon and happineaa, It fa the greateat rebel In the country. Hardly a day parse* but what we »ee this Ktatement verified Ln Drug & Bookstore RUSSELL & NEVINS. Dry Mj al Grocsries, Moffat's Lifi Pills thorough bred Spon'ah Bucka Mid at fOLli.' auction on the premtoea of M, n fan, In Bdtimcrc town hip, on Saturday next, at 10 o'clrok. EMr,“ Crockery, TO BUY YOUR GOODS! Boots & Shoes, - run nr* of Art in different parts Fourth, beauty,—prewnllng to th* eye >-o.>aty. '“t th® l'aet week, but a much better ap;>eMuncc than the old imoble u> Rive any particular* in sigxag plan of fencj. and furthermore It iippoar* that this patent embraces a QJ„ plan for building bean! fence in the m> aoni* way without peers,which earner ao much trouble In PAting off when act in the gratnd. TO CALL & SEE! Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hate & Caps, BARLOW & GOODYEAR, the neatest, bost, >eap aat BMertmeni to this market/ TIN SHOIP Don't you Believe It. ff l»,boa, will TM Ihu yM ru bay Tf WARK .»4 STOVES cUaNrdMa at A. MO aisrv-.: BookaASto Kidllnilla Items. Middlevill, Oct. 28th, 1867. Bo’S Bax’cbb:—A flreoeearredat tbto place on the morning of the 25th tout., it »u dloccrored by Mr. H. H. .°TOWEi-I- He brtag nrrouwd at about three n’d'ek.tiy the noise of “fire crackers’’ gurt Wanted fmmcdiatdii. HIIELL OUT! re renw M Iba b>aalaw«4* iianatl Our custom.n »Ui P*** *"ko n®U<* tliat our book, are balanced to the Fibst of July, and all accounts previous’y made are di e and must be settled imme­ diately. Wc uetd nil that Is duein* hoiw that our cuatomera will respond without anv delay. Gnalicar* Bxrlav k Bailey. Hastings, Aug- 8°. l9OT^nl8tf _ We *>ael«ciar>M4pat» M. EAVK tUOCGrtH. .uh D.VI FAJtMXKB. TbayoNUwboat t’a the matter at ekr Drug k Book* Soods Kata bean Great Queition •f TSt BAT; Mivnu. > SELL as the peout, on giving me • led them in New sell them aa cheap d Chicago hoow!» nk of advertising but our neighScw plctely exhaaeted many bright •aii>- irose, poetry and leeidaBtalliDffionie dert Whoppcw tat I have eeecW- irtisc. Filt. m I havaAW ftxA. Pariah and Prindle, loan their entire atoek of gooda. con-1bting of Groperiea, ■ Provlalona, Clothing, Bats, Shore etc^ amounting in all to about $5,010, no innunmee. Mr. 6. Steadman, loacs in bto Shoe Shop, too la, leather Ao., to tbe ■mount of about >100, not in'urrt. Morgan A Rrv. loon about >200, In tin, tools Ac., not insured. Potts A UuaneU.loan in MilUn•ry gnola about >60, no Insurance. M r. June Wil.lama lost all Ms bwu**-bald furniture and tools; amount of tea* n<* known. Mr. EtowoH’a lorn tn dotblng •nd furniture la about 1300 insured In Com. Exchange of Naw York CitySurrell A Corwtt'a lore will probably rrech from 11,000 to >1500,Insured tn the •fitaa, of Hartford, for >4000. Dr. Ellis' loss In books, fund lute Ac., about W>Mr. H. Parish in building* ftomSUM * ■ Dr, fc. P. Pukbuxat'a lore in huLd-: lags about ?»». Thereare ottar torero ot ( lee amount, which your oo.-rwpccidnnt not report, as tho exart figures are Mt known. StowaB A Oorrett tare rend treninf their eoudi. and are now taking an in­ ventory in tbe wore *C M. C. Swift, and will be ready to commence burtnare Mtn In a few days, rebar pataenn* * OlmsteadB TobaoooStore Just Received. tariajf anlrt®ajoit Jlrjot COMMERCIAL FANCY ANO YOTtAT ARTICLE!*, AND FOB PBYBtCrANS. rABMBBF. mecbanich, CLit«Yki>. LAWrgRR orncnita a EVKXTBODY TO OBTAIN SVSTLltS. ssitrjr mrtti-.:: of the ‘Big Indian. you s A x. « . A4> Arres ExcrHfBt Far«i*K Lawds la the »r �jjABDWAM* J ragjwgta ^n.kKT.CuliltnV ssss ff TOU WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, i«di»kasw^s»vljBi ■ tfsssn-ttss “AuN what la tbe price f’ "sixpence," was tbe reply. “Bejabere,” mid Pat, much relieved, “I thought two such name. as that would cu»t mo at least fire ahliilngs.” stock: hardware, IB. ”What are you doing there, JaneF’ ftWhy, pa. I'm going to dye doll’s dress red.” ‘ But what hare you JUST LOOK AT THESE P SICES got to dye It with F’ “Beer.” "Who ou earth told you that beer would dye It red?” “Why ma said it was beer that made your coas look so red, and I tho’t —” ‘ Here, Susan, take this child.” ■3- The question asked by a hospital physician was, “How many deaths ?" “Nine.” “Why I ordered medicine for Un!” “Yes, but ons would not take IL” IRON & STOVES SUJ“ A yotrtig man stepped Into a book store anc said he wanted to get a “Young Man’s Companion." “Well, air,” Maid the bookseller, “hero is my daughter." Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hatsand Caps. Groceries, Piece Goods, you have. —The toast of the three Fa.—Tbe Pre-s, the Pulpit, and tbe Petticoat—the three ruling powers of the day. Tho firs' spread., knowledge, tho second spreads morals, and the third spreads considerably. eve to the concrete, and who absolutely i>rno:ca the abstract, was awoke by his wife one fine spring morning with tbe r.-tnark: “My dear,the day Is breaking!” when ho turned over and replied:— “Well, well, let It break-let it break; it owes me nothing.” ' Crockery And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, CUSTOM won MADETO ORDER Ayer's Oherry Pectoral, —The Rev. -F. Mahony, known in literature by tho oom de plume of father Proal, being offirrod a cardinal's hat if ho would continue a priest and devote himself to the Church, replied? "AU ways leads to.Itbme, but it would have been funny l£I bad gone thither through the (I roves of Blarney.” rants* * IEHTTET GLORIOUS NEWS SSSsa HARNESS —When Mr. C. Kean, tn the far West of Amc.iea, was rehearsing the part sf Richard III., he oboerved tn the acton around him that It was customary for coutUers to uncover In the presence of the king, a little matter which thry«had neglected. The reply of one of them was: “Gucm wc know nothing about king* down here.” SHOP Tteady-Mudo Clothing —A young French woman on her matnmoulal trip, but a week old, was recently anested by a vigilant officer of I’ruada, ns she was unable to pronounce I JsSSTw1uST1tu>m. i »>«.■ to. way im hvw Ju, Mil cruwrt: A .a a u ranln ©nits' JfintisJinj ©noils. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL her passport, and suspicion was aroused, could not dkploln, or would noL f be wns detained till tho arrival of her husband, whose name -was Baron de Vandlenpendaelbroeck. m site JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. jJIBSOLUUON. Hardware Merchant, W. 8. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. ATLANTIC & GREAT WSTKRN Broad Gauge Bailway! BARLOW & GOODYEAR, NEWYORK BOUTON, ' LOOK Diseases sf the Urliary and Sexial Systems- O«» »«1 reliable UmIubbL Abe. COMPOUND MANDRAKE PIUS, (Frew L D«H>. Preprwipr ot th. •■JIkMp» ©arriajt anl SSajon §tpit PIECES FALL PRINTS Just Received. Olmstead bTobaccotS tore 1^.2, J}VT TO EK CLOTH AT HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. fa Moulding., all FOB U IDI^AND TUR � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-11-06.pdf 4d439a2f65efc748c68539d1f4857e77 PDF Text Text JrRW fwtBM,' ‘ Tovfaaend, barbt co., tncR.,. mn-tumnin BaS^Ws, WtCHIftAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. B, TSffiT, Susinfss 5iwrt«nj. ,«»v. “Bstore we leers OU hnfl M tefch one more look , is om player wham w» mretMA pmfei U fa M■ ' woman with, thin, grey hair,. hallow cheeks, toofuem guxua. ihrivnlod cuirntenanco, deep set eyes dun with age, and “Al -thsfitai table is a gray-haired 1teMriAtagbMfe fltototos fltfeUns | man with a white mouatacha and smooth- | ly ahavud chsoka He haa a florid qoun- i ihta place. teaanos. Ha must be at least sixty years ’bear. She io on old h<.b.M old, for time is multiplying and deepen- Year altar year tha haa Mt by this tabla iug' furrowa, Bo vs not a despiwato :Many thouMnd' franco oba Lm Wun and ui it is. ]!lost Shq'ts law ihjwn'now, and will bo ganister—perhaps ploys for tho fun of oim lie stakes but a dollar at a time 1I---. , Icirer soon—in th« grerul Her reloo ii — **• gains, luca, and after n while leara the- isepalAral; hutfow, at if sounding from table. A young man with n tuft of hair 1 a tomb Shu has six dollars in tho cor­ on his chin and thin eidc-whtelcws, htrl- , ner of • dirty bondlwrobinf; ebo plop low choekn sunken oyoa, wearing a nnd |«sry ono ia lost, then laaroa tho ta­ threadbare coal and dirty linen, talus bla,- walks round the roam, mumblinnto I tho vacant seat, pulls a loon portmotmaio hsrsclfi her bant torrn and trembling frotn his pUkot, lays a dollar cm the limos attracting fur a moment the eyre grew cloth and watches with intenre in­ of all around. She goes to the door, > terest ths rolling ball. Hs is poor and looks out upon tho star-lit sky but sees thia is ths way ho has taka to increase no beutrty there—no bond di vino Lockhis fortune. Luck A on his side. H* is uning iter upward to a purer sptoos. a dollar richer. Ho clutches tho shining There has be- n n timoin life when heav­ on. If there . silver, turns it over; gloats upon it with en was nearer than uiacrly safisfiatiunr lie lays another. are voices still calling her a bolter life, Nineteen,' says tho man at tho wheel, she dore not bear them ar she is pwverao and Utodidlir uaoopcd sway. Tho next tawanii them, for ihe turns toward ths time ho will win again. He ismidaknn; table, raises her arm orer tho shoulders the bank takes it. , Ho tries ouoo more; uf tho crowd ervund -the table, tosses sees a socund dollar disappear ; then quits down a dollar sod wins two. ■ hte s«at ureet fallen, louking longingly “Her bleared eyes gloom ones more. at the growing Leip of gula and silver Fur a mu.-wint there la a hysterical tnoretnout of the toothless jaws and n sepul­ beneath tiro bauds uf the raker. “At tho other rido uf tho table site n chral laugh at this uuaxpcctol luck, and lady in thu bluam uf early womanhood. ] though it is near midnight, she site down r of a fnii countenance, and large, lustrous to the table to ioccivqt tlio loues of tho Dn Gwh aul Grt'ls, I'TTPASSfeSiMA; HicUrr CorwrK Wish. • „.<tj F. N. GALLOWAY. S S Alfg E S stircnrirr junx ♦ rnmm. Mnsic & Jewelry. General Grocers, rxoDoa: nnsexx. nASTtSG<- • S5»t • - ttlCU. Coat) poster Prwl-ra naw. uasan a n.. !*•:< r» Ln Boots and Shoes, TURNER & CLARKE, Carter 4 Tipi-Iita. ROBIKSOH * WIGHTMAN Hartare,Siwes, tataili 0. o=s tree ks«H b worth Ums si!; llr.ei-i of !••»;fa w B-IOI. psrt t Esel. halt lu pswr.us ««rt-’. > Sraci. gH of tbs same imo, stain WlstosT taUuw bb. W biM Iisito—db to such an extant that hen MM kMMM fairly upset, and nothing mto doto but to travel ontnad sM-toMsid. Tbn dull Ufonf a ®all rountry Btace likn 1‘ur.giikeepsio would not auM to taste and mdinadoM, and from ' Repeatedly Al so much Ina been mid of late in UraA Wni.e«. mW. relation’ to ths tragical altair which oc­' of out vwii,' I finally ndnctantly roundeyes. She was yeo’erdny evening with curred lost Juno in Albany, N. Y., known , o'pile of gold before her, and was play u tho Cu'.e-Bbcock ex--, it mitv bo intag twenty frai.an nt a time. Eho wears , a jockey hut with n superb ostrich plume, loo* pit whore heart Mil soul and consci­ tcronting to the publio to know ifei ftcti and her rich silk Hlae-coltasd robe lies ence—whore all that i* swoot, leader, rotative to the character of 1dm who st her feet in wavy folds. When star laeejy, pare, and holy in this life. where awaits frill «B the ehlitf attut in tho ally.) On. our axrtaalta this aiy we took up our quarters with MaSJ AdsM) whore ■ walks it is with tho eir uf a queen, and all hope of heaven, of toy, and Ute in above kffiur. The writer being intimately mqua-nt- I kaltay virtue and cusnta Maori to toad liJie Aits there seemingly indifferent the life fu ooms, ate [unit out of the 1 whether tweaty-fir.no piscea ore wnn or ■heart by the unquenchable flames of «1 with General Dole, and knowing well n life of bitter, bitter ihame . My ta^ptay devouring the frequenters | during the late war in which )v Ultimately suweodod ta fedmg Mt lust, and het w’hou four successive stakes “" ■ jJ0 W(U gjj-ugvd Xn_.ni tho very first to the my wbereiuta, taxi took n» humr, bet ’ have been swept away a slight iluah over­ last, fodajt a duly to make public tho I cuuld notTisten to ths vflfes of rsaaM. spreads her Lieu; sbo bites her under I Mt that I hod srfected mynfade of His, i following iketcV: .... . ’ lip; smooths the wwvy hair upon her , My first experience with him was in and was daterunned stall haxards .Jo fproueful, and with an air of bravado ; . sayw enutlurr piece and wina A little la- i, The allowing are Agassis’s estimates tho autumn c/HtBS, when I was asrign- follow it out T reaped a sseosd too fo duty in tho regiment which bo cum- and won! Lack Jo Mra. Adan/a, whfCT I ter every one uf the shining piecm of ।। of the formation and ago of thi Florida * I manded, tho Second United States Colwm cunfioed of a swmI Wo gtxl shbrtiy • metal have disappuarnd—all gune into reels pf tto> Florida coast: These reels are built up by on insect o?rtd Cundry Before tlia ho hod risen, afterward- . I used to keep myself vwCT tho Lank. that begins to work un the ground in war I ^cp by stojs from a private in the main I। dean and dressed with core and tMtnbu’ tfitaMling behind ths lady is a young ter vf twelve ur fifteen fhthumo dec^ond i Captain,’ Major wid Udouel, being al man, dreswsd -with tnate and elegaaee, bo pannut live unless h«> has the constant j ^h0 Roll Bua battlo, and ftftaraards who has • wull trimmed Leoni, smoothly irijun uf tbcupeu e- e upon him, no that i muR- General l ustar in Kurth Caxuluia, tombedhaji-, who plsr * ho KtbjMi at the bight of high tide. By 1 promoted ;Cw a brilliant Bdriayet a Limes but he liyn it uumcruus oxpoiiinrnta ft hen been nta-er- I meat from Captw* 'wj LH1?-^B u uf uno who oxjwcta b itained that tho rorel builibir octutaiute uO]v ^0 oho of many where 13abravery from the table xwhnr tl—------------ - - . et abontthc mln U btof an inch .to * ^<1 meritortoui dooda wdto publicly noa tho end of the table is a fsUuw with a century। but sujmior to err, if Mall, un ’ (icwj by bis nujKiriur oHceri; At the hard, oiJa fees—in eye uf Um color oft | tho safe »d^ Agaasut doubles his c:<lituato • of o;y fir»faeqoAfntatac* with Idin stool, wbo looks nut to tho right nur to I in his cakulafiuM, rualiug it on inch in ' wXt.a appSitriril Ootobel of tbs1' Second ’ tlio left, but only •upon the table Ho a aintury Now outeulo of the Florida ! R^rimrut ‘United Statne Colored Carlavs down a thuusana fr.urcs in gulA It Koy* thore is a a lung reef Mbi-Wd *" are-1 •**-1 -*— ho •----------i.^rta nth an, waa acting as iMhsetur of Usv1: is’raked into the bank, and no*, a ranaelo of 4>u Dcporimeat ut \ irginia and rick at mt Ampm r^s> height of seventy feet, i Inch, there- [ .1.04.0. fore, must hoy, b«-en begu i 70<X) years flarth CaruUua. Ho waa prominent in D-d bo from ogu,ur 1000 yloia before Ad am. Pe<ynd- n^ug t !ut> •_arahy regimento iu*t and —" — — -Jl.'wt bdty ntaisinx but j a^ntl Vnitod Siatre, thru .being fanned and gut married, Drinking vm tho on­ ------—* ' * Lin . thal department, of colored iruups. ly pleostro uf my Itfis AM it was nut As Cvkmel, <tho SerW bs wa tong Ufar.ilU®M.*whare>ita results; 1 was serostod and- tannattod- to ttes lsland for sis months ; IgoC down Ufaro ca&a - W.O. HEDRICK A CO., Saiflm & Haramta, -V.X ’XXS rvuiI MimalMrs gliKtlUntj. । and otreto ’Woking f^eKd-W walk aS t Iba moat k»i-f>J »f- ni'icc- seaocsff'.in.'Ttiaeu MAIN BROTHERS, Dim Mtta Cnxaia uronx’.HrttMr ■*'■•-_ tompotod^trf colored tel^, 1B64, -ftfc'regftnent' shre'wki A fkSjP&B Llfe-Beenes in a Qa»ing House in Germany. “Carttun” writes tho Boston Journal from -lf Idsbadtm I 1 « on* w tolho Vrridnd. ^gETvrxs MiS.-. . land, which is also of the , • •'’rfcfih-’ ir- । ta M.W0 J areund tho Cro.dta otoal aoMBtho wjfiMo.plaBted *»» «n*f> nificent lindona with the fountains plwf- 2Si mrrw“iS>Siu mat. tor a epacioui toQy hall, its rouf luppotted Iry fluted oulnmna. its wnhng ureato wM»d and puliahod. fluom, Ibis is £o great ________________ DRAKE Mils, uU Sunday mormug. the wai t and too , Glji>bh<l bWc*lcnl ran instani ted totintenAateei: She ;~ijjgiiaajfa:w4 ■» *•. to«i- w W.J»<«sL!. .Am a., , UKmK| .L4«t.WW<'; - . wire wrewwwjp -" • iMAXOO. 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T. PmLUn, c.,tw%y. Come one, oome alL . JgLOUMOFTHR LOTUS. TltuT,JffSKB*8’d».£i STTiwit? ",•£»ry; NEW CASH STORE. *'■‘"d pIibiuT^ E’yiWJfoj Groceries; » Etafis & Caps, TO BUY YOUB GOODS Drug Rx.it>. — Attention la aakodtothc card rf D? C J l.a'f’-.of Charlotte, pnblkh,<j id an Other column. The Dr. is well A Bookstore rus^LE 1 NtvfNiB. Ucti* are being held in MMsachueetU. yew York. New Aenwy. Maryland, Illisole. Wierormln. jitleeourl, Minnesota, Kaaoaa. N>va.b. and the City of Detroit. Full rvtnmo will be given next week, and we fuew they will be all right duAitcrmr onoru. ««CTt^nTnsE‘j? than an Ins{>« tor’s ccrtlflcaio gr.oii.-l since the 13th of Mar h 1807. nor can such teacher be paid from the Eublk Money of the State. ’ ' Jonw H. PAtxxa. Oo. Sup''t of bcboola Nashville, Nov. 1, 1887. B GILL MB! Climax, Climaxu BOOTS $■ SHOES, CHEAP! ;-u?X Another of thcWc rows which to die* grace oar city, occurred on Saturday Ust It heals without a scar. No It appears that tbo city Mnr»hnl, Mr. Swrmr, wsa eodearurlng' to0[>cn away family should Mb with nut IL through the crowd fur a party o( Ukiie We Warrant It to cure Scrofula to pam, when lie came upon Col' Wm Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains, Fosda, who wa- expialnliut to » crowu Tetter, Pimple*, and all Eruptions ♦f kindred spirit* the virtureofbU ®f the Skin... For Sore Breast or stock." Mr. Hwki-t re<|umUd him to Nipples, Cute, Sprains, Bruises, elap u:de, and be reiueed, endin..’ by Bums, Healds, Chapped Hands, dicing Rwanr to put idm olftbe walk. ke.. It makes a perfect cure. tr DRUGS UTD u.re,jm bi',VA' o. i. twuin. »>«t ««<• FOXDA eelaed Bwssr by the hair Mu years, without one failure. ' eaettywl to throw him to tbepaveUlr'A. Il has ao parallel—haring per­ । Hwner ral-cd him in bls arms a* easily fectly eradicated disease and ' as be would an Intent and threw him healed after all other remedies had 1 into the gutter, from which bis friend pulled him, in not a very tidy condition tUled. It Is a compound of Arnica with many other Extracts and i 1'ajtD.t now raided • huge umbrella m on Bunday even ing. by Deputy Sheriff. ' “w-nt for" Swacr, striking him ihre 1W. Vanoiraw. r>harc*d with stealing or four ttm<w, before be retaliated I >)< . t b'-iw from th* of Aitorxw '(hen etrnek’Fdwp t a «ava^e Mow will other OlotneoL Iwomxhau In tho township of Orange-,! a heavy oanc which he carried, bieaklug rill*, on lhe night of tho 28th o'OctpMr.,' btowTtst, of wnr»c rendering him Iforv ' d* combat. When Mr. Fumpa reached bon>-, and informed his eon of the treat- — meat hu bad received, sold eon flew In- FLUID EXTRACT B U CH U. to a vlolcmi rage, and “vowing ven­ geance long and dire," tnounkd hl> REV A E. WILI0IT8 horee. and, ilka a valient Knh ht ofpidPrrpuvd freirWptiba ibr IM V«r»‘if' C»< en daye. set forth to avenge hto verier-, a.drtua, weaebiu*. Caagl ahlo parent's wrongi. He reached the ’ all TOUT an lias Ainsnaaa, there haa been a lull In excitement—but city, eatlly found the object of bls haired. little has acrured in the way of news, With a slow and CM-ilk. tread-M «rept rad of MiddledI Io, It may be said, aba UiHenily recuperating her strength for ____________ ftawrt effort I neglected to mention In of thy ear, Whicbj tniwever, did not h? »y lad letter, an organIxation known ihawHbct be WeeftW'-ihat of knockl Mlb« ••Middleville I/ycetun.” The fol­ lowing JiiUit of officers ofthe aasocia- ONSUMPTIVES ' TOILET Ah'D OLE. . , IptiBDUBB ■pest assortment awawW*.?,. P. Lxoxard, President. H. H. Bum. Vice President. Fxiw Ar.maxpwa. Secretary. J.W. Kipdxr, Treasurer. W. R. Cobb, i -vgw I MIDDLEVILLE TO.iizrA'» c iojt r ''I’f.X.jK.'X y'u'oijanrsjii wSeHH*»»M». wo*“ IK. BARLOW & GOODYEAR. E,l»b!>.b«d upysnU of Byrsn, H. T. HE* ‘»n K .wre.fltmfJ* 1 ta 1 <oVly; VSi^lh Rth' R iZrp And ialeteel will M di wi-« .frlOGtY M Lauans' •olved that I ho un of Tobacco is more injurious to the human family, than Um Moot Alnuholia drinks." A decision, ■ tn weight of argument, was rohdered •* the affirm stive, Tbe.ubjeet fordiseuatlotron thaaven** of the 8th, in.L Is.: •‘Brealved that •fr u ci rtagwawdl yw P. W. wMM bWd It north lodte^^, *. __ .v—- «M>lA. tea more U>- •t Whopper in n«V sil} ToeoTTl'i)8 .ui. »«\ •*’.own<hw. * —— .x'Xsr.e.'s.jEi.o.'p �IF TOO WAM GOOD GOODS CHEAP, STOCK Z HARDWABE, plseod before b.<c, talked much. Tho day we apeak ot she Wm OfcWpOpmuBicaUre than usual; and altar havtarmade x aomewhat hurried ealectlon, aho oald to the dork: - ' IRON & STOVES With three words the bowed lueafv id­ ly and hastily left the Store. The young-msa waa at a los« wha» to think. However, an hour later he en- SU» elerk accepted. While partaking of tea and caktw, the young lady somewhat abruptly addrewed bar guest, saying: . >*8ft, are you brave enough td protect a woman against any. insult Ur which alio might be sutyected? Answer mo with truth and candor.” ‘‘Without conceit, Jlay yea,” Answer­ ed the young man. "Very well. Yon wor)t tn order to make money. la It not ao?‘‘ Dry Goods, Boots 4" Shoes, Hatsand Caps. Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery And Glasstcare. GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS TEMPLE OFTBSHItW! JOST LOOK AT THESE PRICES NtlUIFS & KITLET "Certainly-” “ "Thia to what I wl»h topropoea. I am alone, or almost aluna In the world; my fortune oir my actions concern do one but myrelf; I wished to see the exhibi­ tion aud know Paris. But L perceive that there la nothing mare difficult than fora woman to bo Inyouroountry with­ out a protoctor. You please me, and If you du not object, you uliall bo my companiou. I will repay you for your loot GLORIOUS NEWS "I accept,” anewerod tho clerk, after ■a moment*! bealta&Ion. . “1 aAluGtafled,” continued the attpbger, “that you an- a gentleman, and will not mi ko yourself reulculoua by making Jove end flofxrtog me, Ur I warn 'you that the very tlnjt compliment you pay me ends our contract. Is II agreed 1*’ ‘-Madam, I am at your Berrios." "From tu-morrowT” "From thta moanent! I require only time to write to my cmplpyera." And the term? of thie extraordinary compact wore entered Mito the letter. Tho derk was ch armlet j he proved Mmaeir InMIigwrt, attraetlvc, ddkatc, without all that nmall talk men general- HARNESS SHOP Ayer’s Ague Cure, The young man tried toepeak, but the immediately resumed: ' l»atetcnin.mutiezat2ngy(K| thto Is strictly a matter of business; I regard it in that light. Acapt or decline.— rXlinaLTtQW PRICES. . »u»k ffcrs'a Rcady-M^adc Clothing- CSSTM W1RI MME T« DRIER eastt_______ SaasuwarSfoES^ ^’IIOIESAl.l AKO RETAIL WM. H. McCOir>BLL Aeaar aid OeatineMetf JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. Hardware Merchant, I, WATCrt^^^'fll.- WrBOT OF UK ANDRIVK rOt’R JfOXF MTOsysiSfi ATLANTIC i GBIT WN .Broad Gauge Ealhraj! BMi, CRtlm, Pis ill Cate, SKK%aS^.y^ag:;H5. .gWWKM®iW4.'m—WiSSJ oR mx.., Xew^y'Srk, • law W-a;— «to M* Ar SKKJUUMlfk Ht gALTUOHE BtlffYeaSe tie Van? W . vsoenuss d z*o moss ros sw im rir .8 .*¥ tre-'t ■ awdiW^1^ ' J � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-11-13.pdf 0d64261c2c972e315c5015f204d43a0e PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13,1807, NUMBER 29, business directory. Irj Mvii<Gn«l«,. Alrt.fc Me prouier rrtrgneed • U> Hit an tbe poteactia t oblim nklUed tb.M.d.n.ukb Beady - Made Clothing, nvtna. ’ runBixMD,ooootm. aM-ruvasiteMnuoKkn, DAHTIXQ't, - - . njyl . . . Mlcn MI LLI >. Il If. ' orusc.vnrscAuiAjrfojij 1USTIXG8, - - . ssyt . . . MICH WILLIAM MYERR, r*<l«r ta Music & Jewelry. PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, twu PtllSH A twatan tai Boots and Shoes, minion Honse." ‘Ts that a fact ? Then wo shall have a now uno I sunpose. Who may it be 1 wonder ? Henry it a right g«xl fellow, and 1 fear we'll not gM another to suit . TUILNER A CLA RKE, Carnap 4 Wannn<lata. farexfao.verM HAHTHTOV. - - - alyl - - • MICH K’iBwvwwl vm ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN tMSImU Eartart, Stoves, M Sals X.vr> W^r.VJBKMurXKC rr.rxxas. rorxnxax ac nkSTTKOM,'~‘- *MTt . . Mien — REANG, BPRAOUE A CO.. OLOTHING, CEBIT ni*MisHi<« mil. BASTINGB. - - Ssvl - - - MICH W. a HEDRICK & CO-, Saddles & Hosuien, MijrtlUnu. wsrvoa mnn., HAXT15G8. • • • Ujl.-,- • ,MICH. “I wonder why Pullman hasn’t said anything to us about salary," ho pursued a moment later. I know what his cry will be, ‘hard times.* “I take it we shall have to work anoth’er year fur the same, I though, to tell the truth, I need a rise, I’ve go! a few debts I cannot well pav aS with only six hundred. It boats all how they grind the face of clerks in a big city like this'' Mark did not reply fur a moment, and liefare ho had resolved how to epeak, Uio doer opened and the very person of whom they had been conversing, ■ Mr. puffknan, entered. Immediately behind him came s short, whoonr looking man, with an immense pair of spectacles. “Ah, how do you do, MarkF’ said the' proprietor. , “1 was looking for you." “Far me, sir 1 I regret—’' “Nsvar mind, never mind -, I might have said I was ( ' - • - nhj MAIN BROTHERS. Malta • Tho man with the big specs and unpronounceabte mono IF®?*-®11 _Mark kindly, (hough with a fearful accent uSf>rr<fen tic D»Uk ?' he asked. Mark responded in tho affirmatire^md theyatonos entered into conrenatton. Mr. Guttonsehkws aoemod a merchant frorj Germany, about to open a liranch house in Naw York, and wished • voting man for nwistent But ho required a .wfect maatery af both Gorman and English, with a knowledge of book-koepink in bdb langusgfs. An hour’s oonvereation satisfied him ihai Mark would'. Drift Isiitias,G«™, ramao/xa J . C O I. E >’ 8 0 N Groceries andTroHnc W. PARKER A SON, 'V® Rfr® f°a flvo. hundred dollar a Linn & Sale Slalls; LEW. CAMPpEDC/-’ * ‘ “City Restaurant," duties. _r__. ,of sll was thattho test peaker went tolho that evening, and witneesod a vary brilliant game, returning at a late hour well eatisfied with himself His friend, on th. contrary, spent the evening in hard study, and sought his pillow with an ach­ ing temple. Mark Hall and David Worthy, tho twu young mon with whom we have boon dealing, ware salesmen in the oxtousiro houso of Pullman A Stringer. Tho fact that both were from tho country, receiv­ ed the same salary, and ware frequently thrown together in the discharge uf thoix duties, tied created a strong feeling of of friendship between them, titillmany of their charerfmistire were quite dilforent White David Worthy wae quite anxious to make his mark in the world, and enter society with honor, Mark 11*11 cored very little for any of the influences which surrounded him. He was deter mined to succeed, and as a means of suc­ cess devoted his time tonch'study as ho deemed most important for him. Tho year of which Worthy had spok­ en passed away, and on one of the last dsys in April the young men stood to­ gether ia the coun'ting-TOom. It was n dull rainy dsr, and none ware stirring, ro they hod plenty of leisure. “Well, Mark, said David " I count myself the ninth, best chess pteyor in tho city. I ployed four games with Rudd yesterday and bout him every one." “Rather a long count * said the one addreaeod, with a faint tmlla. “Had yon hoard that tho book-keeper is going to leave us ?’ “What; Sanford Henry T* ^“1 olW that a good game of chest, sL.ttoUAlXIare tfntetoderoteto it, ir.=ns-e.vswK “We are wilting to try yon,’1 was the rejoinder. • “Como M you here no time talaee.*’ -sd. b •• ' - And Mark walked away to take hia I new position. It * You are in facte, Mark." said David, Worthy, when they met again. “You I have gone out of my ree.hcanng, all at a jumjp. J wish I had-yowr German edu­ cation. Won't you instruct mo. so that ] mav maatef the rudiments P’ “Certainly. How do you nropoee I learned my German, as also much of my knowledge of book-keeping f ' Tffl sure I demtknow/r said David, though he really had a surmise quite near tho truth. “Well, David, I leaniod it white you wore playing chess! Did I do wall r ’ Worthy did not asy more, for be felt a eting in the heart. That evening ho wont to tho clMss-rooaM for tlie test time. Ha kx.kod upon the brilliant game which ho had mastered so thoroughly, and took his seat at tho baud, but far inferior piny as defeated him repeatedly. “See what I have lost in that room," “Hall is book-keeper' to-dny, with two thousand per year, while I only get my I paltry aix hundred A year ago we were equal I’D begin to ace if ( can make up eorao of my lost time." Hia good resolves were tolerably well kept, and now be is a third-rate merchant in third rate city,—while the returns of Interxud Itercuuo tor 1SG6 showed no man naim prosperous than Mark Hall, no firm more sound financially than that of Hall 4 Stringer. Two or three years sin-*, Puffman decided to leave the old firm, and settle in a rural district, where tor the remainder of his life ho might live at ease. But few neguttatious were necessary to complete the bargain when hia shore of tho business and good-will passed happily to Mark HalL The am­ bition of the latter had been to become a thorough merchant, aod as ho had left no stone unturned, no moment unim­ proved, the measure of his ambition was among the nations, not only in their im­ maturity in all that pertains to Governmutt, but in those caueca out of which their immaturity arises, ria; their super­ stition, their lore of case and amuse­ ment, tbair lack of basintea capacity, masculine energy, nendstonoe, and wilt Hence Italian revolutions are a turrasion of happy or unhappy accidents. The rtaialeneo to bo overcome is so alight us only to seem respectable when compared with the. feebleness—in all but a leader —of the party of Action. It is into the midst of such weak elements that Gsri- Republican rasjisity. The White pre­ ponderance over the Blacks in the btiure exceeds Twenty Thousand men, of vhtin not mare than fix' Thousand are disfiunchisedfur coaspicuuas treason by trio Reconstruction arte, and these, wo trua-, will, upon giving evidence uf yrrsct.t loyalty, soon be restored to aB the rights of freemen. . It is instructive to note that the meet Radical counties and districts are (how wliicl? tn tho tunes now happily past, were the strong-holds of Blavu-dririn;: Dcmocraoy., Halifax, BrutUwiok, MecLand energy and vitaliring power in the lenburg, Mflfwa, Carolina, &t, it, were movaraent Garibaldi nt liberty is revo lutioa. Garibaldi imptisonod ia counter revolution. But thn imjrisoncd Garibal­ di is again at liberty if his word, are froo. The proclamations of the pracncr Youg mon just starting in the world, are the daepwa of the inchoate Stela that ths mural is fur you. Make your buai- is still ia the womb, but may be born to­ without being jiropondcmntly darshaldohm a pleasure if possible, but never morrow. As with his revolutions of Bia­ ing. constitute the only notable exreptiut.i make pleasure your burineaa, while any­ ir arid Naples, ta it may be with this uf to the gsweral rule. We wy juyftaHj’ thing better or more desirable rvmruiis Rome. To-day the now State is but a expectto see the districts here tofu ;v rep. unaccomplished Especially, never ex­ thought in one hero's breast To-mor­ rosreiteddn Congress by Mead, Goc-k, pect tin! linn! application al'cnvonls will row K Li an emotion that trembL* in tho Dromgoclc, sad other vehemently promake up tor the y^Ueit opportunity once hearts of thousands Then it,U an on- 8la very fanatics, boneofarth honoring and thuriasm—a riot- -a triumpb-^aud, at blessing the Republic by sending to Ln last, a State, the brightest g*m tn the di­ councils apostles u( Liberty and Equal adem of Italy. It is difflcnlt to beiiere Rights fir All And it will be found that the Conven­ that the Italian Govercment ear. be cihThe Hon. Jno. Sweet, Superintendent wise than eeeretiy desirous of tho euo- tion just elected U not only Radjeid, belt, of Public Instruction in the State of ccsn of tho revolution. That, while it-is in the trurst sense, Conservative also.— California says : a mere smeart.-, it should aim to keep up “The co-education of the sexes ia a namo head the Republican ticket in Rich­ characteristic feature of our Aperiam ■ mond, for we believe it would have in­ common school system In cont.-rdistino | Garibaldi and so Loop him from launch­ sured the choice of that ticket by « large tiun to tho European system of national ing himself un the uncertain tide of pop- majority, and uould hare been n pk-dps schools. Everywhere in the United ulnr enthusiasm in the Papal btatoa, to tho Mtipis gTOsrolly lhal Liberty fur States, except in a few of ths largest without an organisation ur>uy array, AU wuchTbe asserted and secured withdtiuu the boys and girts are educated to- was proUbly iiuwcssaxy to i>fnyei>l his oui giving just dtuto of alarm to any. grther n public schools. What is the falling Into tho hands of ths Pops', exs- Mr. Huuuieutrhaji probably said amn» result ? Are we ready to admit that in cutiotmra. To su[ipaao that Victor Em­ uf tho harsh t binge oismt Bebels that, France, where bovi and girls are educat­ manuel has more regard fat a treaty are charged to him, and wo are con­ ed apart, tho stauaard of morah'tv is high­ with Lis admitted cnomioe than fur fident that, should bo seek to iner than with us ? Are wives and daugh­ achieving tho addition of Rome and tins augnrato a policy of confiscation, cranr. ter. parer and truer t la vroman more Papal States to Lis Kingdom is to sup­ thing like it, W Would find himself in \ rrepected Chore than with ns 7 We ore pose that he la destitute nof only of ami­ very asuaU minority. The Gunnmtiui no Uolievera alher in the celibacy of tho nos sense but of ordinary solfiahnewa. will strongly assert tho Equal ItigUa of clergy or tho separate education of the Ths unknown quantities in tho problem Men: but u will bo moderate and cau­ eekea—Wo were bum and bred jn that are, will ths people uf Tlotnn effect a for­ tious m to using the triumph dfgvnrbenighUd comer of the CnioQ where midable rising, so u to notify the iWv- ins detnoerney ns Wot te srlargsr Us ' perpetutitr. .Recunstnicted Vir^taw tak> ■ common schools were first retaNished. where they have since been nurtured and on reenact the role of protector of the I her placv among Republican btate*, and sustain cl, and where men and women Popo aa in 1M», and prevent the con-। there she will remain. I ILx .aristoereev, huvo been taught tothink furthrmvlves. aumation of Itoma'o dauveranre 7 Win stimulated by axnggcraird reports uf tku Our pleasantest momuries of school dsys | Pruaia intervene to provaut Na{>eleo*te recent ■ehteveaiauto ita .amfodnntes are nseocittod with the brighteyed little intervention! in California, .OHip, end Tcnnsylvauh.. ' girts who camo to echoci an mnnuT The enocewi of the Italian rorofation, did Hs very utmost to Wain its ancient mornings, bringing Hayfiowara, and li­ would bo eo vast a atop forward that the power and prestige, tart, homily, in vain. lacs, and ironies in their bends. Ws hearts of all tho Protestant, and half tho Henceforth Virginia, which snbnsM» loved some of those pretty girls with all Catholic world, beat quicker al every thoaebMof so xnaVfi®R*at soasiZ th" ths frjbieri of our boyish feeling. We symptom of hope for ita fare.. .The «___ _ — —Jr.,IM. have never forgotten thousand never ex­ fri«nda of Liberty jn England have sent andf^iun port foforg^. lhem. No one star informed him wunls of- chore and comfort which u. it *ta dangerous with foam,to will have their woigU .1’pr weeds in ramble with them round the parturce af­ in Enriaud are strongs (han men fa .It­ ter flowen and strawbarriei No impure aly. Ths Poixs who alone of all Powers thought orer sttlied bur nfiteettm for reoogahed the Confederacy, , and Napothem, for to moral reformere he&yutoensd uurmmJs with the notion that buys and girt, are umatelyriciouB. AnttA taurf ’ A’]k£t. tp myiMWrt, kJ., farmer boys were all of ns, with tanned much value to Ita owtifaastte toaonnf ftrorera Til. Bfatt ttweh' watiey to eteckacrmihobaak— Hi. worthmure of ttdtr foo-a ta>4 ■—** imr hnehtar. Urey oedtenod oar rough gfab ww Itted (fa beet at the, Saoedattho smmreref to M*™* tasL ProUb^nta rixjuuiMisia all. and they mainly n®w oxus, stood uafiinchingly by tts R^ublina while tax* er w^y were dsmg th* WtmorttodsfMta Convention and to dte ‘■Corecrvatives' thereto. .Tbs ieeoitag organ uf tho Itoacfir.n called Jtutily un those Whites who employed Blacks to discharge cv«y one wto ahuuld vote the Radical ticket; yet ninety-nine in srety hundred Colored roton would vote no other, and nineteen of evmy twmrtv irould not bn deterred from voting. Ami thus every district which had a miyorilv of Colored vfiters <m its registry witK several others, he. ehoceen Radicals tu the Convention, giving vs a dear majori­ ty of nt lead twenty delegate, and enre �jiaasi. $1,00 IfiO EEUG 1,00 BEST 8T0GA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. 1 i>W>i friends of imjartlal freedom, appears to wbleh any doubt wag.gntertalned waa be pretty nearly a draw game, and both the latter, as Jn£» WUoon was dramed porttaaara war iMamped wnibb Uftle awry wrong candidate. Ke wag e*rfield, fee* to face, tanMhlng their arms talnto receive the Democratic vote en­ tire. and those of very many of hie perfor the s’, erner batties of 1888. eona! friend* and admirer* Ln the other Thg detaii*of this confllctare*w, and party; more was expected from the lat­ may be summed up briefly as follows. ter than wae rva’iaed however, the elver democratic votewaa,at the higher. 8.833 NMW. Yonhto gene about M.000 ma- co Wltooo got but 1,364Snr of the Re­ ported MfoJewi; Plow steady, $13,73 Jeeati- forth* Coppashasds, and elects a publican perty. Thin la probably judg @14.00 to? white winter, fis,7C@ 10,2s for majuntvof tbe same stripe. politically, Wltoona laetrtruggle for political prefer­ eprihg extra. Wheat, • slA,” >|@8c to the popstar B|»n«bof the titete Leg- ment. He to veiypld< and Infirm end 4t«iiM from yesterday’s prioe*. fih82;|6 Wat uro. Brt.thc&Uistostootedforlwo doubtless before the next opportunity years, and Ibe Jlemben of which, to for competition, he will hrtvn pahed the l,M for no. 1; tl.nj@l,70 for no. 2; 41,88 January IMP are to vdte for i trttel ago ot practicability. H'j advanced @1,70 for no. 8—Com 11,00 fox no. 1; 0v@100c tor no. 2; (^@M 0 tor rejected. Ptstes Senator; to Republican by six years were indeed the strongvt argu­ Oats 61@63i c. Rye, f1,28 for no. 1; $1,­ nd^ndty/iirare, dtQ, a nujority 6f the ment against him, an the LnferudUei of 28, for no. 2. Barley fl for no. minor officsra efort throughout the Stale. hl» age have been such a- to ncoi-»lteto 90@21o far reacted. Timothy seed, We alto elect Mr, Bally to Congrtss by delays Ln hia courtuntU tblrty-l» c hun­ dull, 41^. 2.M. Ftax-ased fl.89; Ctoabout I majority, u the successor of dred eases now stand on the docket. . verfiV*- Mess Park active and firm nt Conkling. Masonic Traders will be glad to learn i20,00(j 2D.6O. Lard 12 c-green h.nxNetv JebsxtIs Copperhead by a that another attempt, which prom’sa Hc. Mem Beef, 416,0a Freights active, (imall majority, but tho Legtolatins Is tills Ume to be suceeraful.' baa been Wheat 7 e, Coen fl a to BuOalo ; wheat Republican Ln tbe Senate—County offlmade here to establish In this country 12 c. Corn He to Oswego;, wheat 8 c to oera mostly of the copper etripe.. tbe ‘•-Egy-jlton Masonic rite of MomMASSACHUSErn ban elected tho Rad-‘ phis," withall ita tmpodng forms and 1C»I State Ticket by about 30.000 majori­’ uinoty-alx degree, of moral, seisntlfio, ty, and more than tww-thlrda majorityr mythological and mentoriou. advauoelactored or ML Th. LUtlo Corporal —Cleveland paid 182,674,<7 to her in both branches of tbe State Lcgtalature.• moot. I was prevent on Mandgy even­ all ite rtlMzon tetter aed b.ppkr. Ret prohibition was defeated—the P. L., Ing last when, under authority from the •obool loachtva lust year. lr«> AI.rUUU.dKWtU, ] having the control of tbc Legiaia-' Grand Orient of France, a targe number —There are TUO.OOO drunkard, in the raMuter, Chl«aga..!lL . Uultcdtoatea. . uire on thia question. of our loading Masons assembled totn—Thanksgiving In N*ew nampebira to MARVitexn imagaausu.il for the Cop-’ sta) in due and Undent farm the ofllcen I-erhoada. Traitors control there, and of four now bodfee, two senates and two appointed for Novembe»28. vetoing elee can be expected. —WeudoU Phillipa hag prepared a chapters, under this' rite. Tlie eeroIr.rjworais, as ever, overwhelmingly monies were very imposing and the or<Radical RepubUean, and by an tocreo.— tian, delivered by Dr. J, Adams Alien, cd majority reaching 7,000 and more tn Deputy Grand Mester of the State of tile County of Cook, of which Chicago Illinois, wa. a magnificent <fibrt of dob a part. Husnos and erudition. If toleuted end —1 Lun day, November 28, hi to be Wiwotraix te Republican by 6,000 In fluent Lal brethren working wiihseol 3 hankaglYlng day to NaOufe buaclte. by nu\Jorlty,.and has elected a Legislature and coxnfcuje-e of iurpo-o can wnlargely Republican,'ou frblch wlU de- tnsadguoceai for any good thing tho proclamation of Gov. Bulluek. • ulvn the eloctiou of , a United States ' soyerelgu aancUuuiy will long alt In boater Ln piaoo of the Iteuagade, Doo- the valley of Chicago. ’ ’ . McVickers Uieatro Is Jutt now crowd­ ed, night after night, by the attraction of Jo JeflT-on'. playing of Hip Van­ Winkle. Pueb a ptoee of ebararter aetha. never been seen In Chicago, without it was ChM-lcs Kenn’a “I.octa XI or Cbarita Dillons Belphegor” and ills to,my mind dtabtfol if either ot h dtring her past history, and defeat, these reached Its Intensity and pathos. forth tapartfal and fem-de mtn-age by a It to not alight ferformnDco whlA.wUl : .mall majority, tat yet, cleets a Repub- strict an old theatre goer like my^elt to ' 11 can (cgtalature and moat of the Coun­ laughter and tears Ln alternate momenta, ty offloera' aatll I forget that il la.,tho mimic stage ' MtasOLTCtta all right, as evar sinoo which' to before me sod with my wtale < freedom graced her borders, and electa heart, enter into tbo tfaMua upon wbfsb riine-toptbe of the Republican Tickets Igaie. Yet to I was affected Ln seeing I throughout the State and a Republican Jo Jetferaon ptey tljto part and I; was I membexot Coagreag, Ln place of ,Mr. not alone in niy feeling. Looking about Noel, doenuod. me I saw stout, praottaal, elderly men < Vftxoit ta copperhead by a reduced uuased to emotion, whtneeyaswere dim t majority, and thia olssea t^o record. with the hearts d«w, and even cold -Gen. Killpotriek, will, It is said, re­ Our Copperhead friends are-elated at korehlefa tho .trango phcbomcnan of turn homo and enter tbe lf«t for the llnsuor’. fomurm Mowy.it.—Tte «or-' tears from their haM glltto teg 'eyes. New Jersey U. S. Ttenatorehlp. —A young man In New Orleans hoj«J reel »u>ter uf thu tarreito pwrtedlc^ i. * .try Who oould resist the pathos of Jllpt good uo. la Mteltite te II. uud illulrrtaae, vole*, when he return, from hl< twenty not long sgo that tho yelbw fever tuelodiug ite colored ptaie, iter, an ihre, largo and certain victory to that great coni ret years sleep and Ando himself smong a would clean out tho Yankees. Ho dted glate. tereted lo faakloat, w4 ucihor falare if . for which the bottalllons ore now being new generation of an feel tog strangere of It two days afterwards. social lalaraM to via: a ton-on. p.uera marshaled; but which will not be won who tar him and driva him uway from —The only fruit whirl graWk lo eveuntil tho aunaball go down on the night their door, m an old mendicant; “are cllmaie Is tbe .trawberry. It to the on­ w* ao soon forxottet;,’’ be munuure Id ly fruit which sooiewbext'on fhe earth ot tbo4tb of November, 1888, when In tremulous tones which tall of < heart Is picked every dsy tbe yrarronnd. lurVouaopltndbr^ihe FlagfM taparttai tea Psrton. tbe Wojjutphvr, HufltageViHail'ini^l in triumph dvpr a England, to IttJ. ^Je beI: adeemed Republic, with the name of uo liome, and my wife dora not know ‘qfGreefayai the asms time Ifenmr ULY8E8 a GRANT tadeUlbly tar- Sr, and even my IrttiooLUd, she looks my fluee and she decs not know aw^’ But why attempt le parLculsrire. J very seldom take up m> much .pace .with tome of the formulas in wWeh tbe Dem­ theatrical maticra. but my heart and " ‘ VanWinkle, to­ ocratic party ia now Loudly declaring tig day. toet ’* Mid srarorty ___ ________ creed.. Here are a tow which wa eetoct writeatant anything,otoe. Uta wall froot our Copperhead exebai«eo: 1 ww»b a long Journey , to nee aooe this tu• 'Slavery fe right f /Weflom to wrong " ’ >>TU raura which.Abraham Unaoto • led w» the mod unnatural, tapioca. ••aa-d^hd.tM'-W evmatteted tbe *TM<aw “to tho caute of Ge<lti»srty?B>d Anssei“can clvtUasttaB.”---------“Jt fe too President's duty to dtapetae nulled, tay CoHon BatfU ,004o $19.00; ------- $19tojUJ.OO Dress Coat for $10 A food black Overcoat for $7,00. . x»\ a/arMftw MUDGE & BAILEY. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS F. D. ACKLEY & CO. H0E7 FAIL TO CALL i SB! To buy your DRUGS AND MEDICINES. To buy your GROCERIES. To buy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. UiAkUElUlpti EOBffl? To buy your Thavbuno Baakets. Ro has the neatest, beat, largest and cheapest assortment ever brought to litis market. To buy your Books 4 Sta­ tionery. IUHOE AXD SPLBHDJ]) STOCK OK GOODS! That’s what’s the matter at Roi}EHT8’PlOJiBM DrLG & Bo«store. My Goods hare been BO UGHT TO SELL m the peo­ ple will Bed oul, on giving me a call. ’ F obtained them in New ' I'*20S v.j i’l York, aad cau sell them as cheap *8-Detroit and Chicago houses do: I dia think of adrertisiaf these goods, but our neighbor* have so cosajiktely exhausted., every source of tz-if, tcisdom ani bright scintilkdcmaof prose, poetry and blank wee—besides t elling some of Uto, Dogocdcaf Whoppers ia the bargfliitixallhsTe •S jMrt to .dnrtte Bol - I all Mhre, 1K^, G<«b. CM fibedb, CAaap ffodda, Ooodt X fttt omV Dul. a*d they ara fee MU too. If you see any* Good*, �ETO r'"”* TAMT -M .. lb. A BBS K.L.K Roalb lawrle*. Bo nnirtrssl (, u,, rwasdi.l, >bal lb«7 . .. . U1 RALTtMORX......... . .......... TCRMDAT, OCT.a ran - A few loads of Goon Dry ,, subscription nt the Ba stout Two !cei long preferred. Mtchigax Cmntkal R. Y AXKEKRPMM®*,. PRAlRflYIUE R.-The —-u------- »- Rock Island (Ill.) anrus, .^k. thu. of the Michigan Central Railroad, which Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats& Caps, Crockery, [■faree Ji four yean aro, my prejo- any one who ha, ever traveled on this far y IcJ-LhI tli.it I waa induced to uiolel Road wUl unreservedly endorae; »f< w lottie, of Fort'e Enemy of "Theexcellent manner In which the aftklre of thia road are conducted la faat rendering Hone of the met popular roads in tha Went Thooe of one ellL aena dealirnlng a trip to Cincinnati, by W11V nt __ __ . . »tr ding, in the township c, «c notced List week waa, u Monday before Ju-tlcc piBSOlOTIOH. RUSSELL k NEVINS. itAHPEH'S NEW MONTHIUY MAGAZINE. ■ qaeslIoMbH Ike toast <MUJas4 Wert W. 8, GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. • Cril.rsi ,V<mw </tU FrOT*. U‘ ■•<«Werat-ai rrSrr la terms sf r.Ug? i. tfe nr. snd ««ri»d rics|!«k«a.r Hsrwfs UM • J.iarottwilh a ormdaUon of , ) (MUSK! TUUTSSEI.I, & NEVINS. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, -Tike Hike. parnftt JOHN WOLF, Hsrisc porchssod lbs satirs lais slosk laioly bsbfafiac lo Wolf A *• DRUGS AND boil ling. Tho freight partly aavod. Tire livet Tower waa al«oh)irn- i‘A «; ■TfXGF/TX TOILET AND :le. Stef; [itifflBffisr aKOVESTgE.V'S Pianos, 499 Broadway New York, 'RAyBu»a Ba>>e neaUH, Urt. >esr RfniftntBt: lus market. Irrevocably dark, total eclipse, Without all hope of day." 1 Hoeb is die exclamation of the nnforUMta Individual who baa been evwtwinily piasuod with wet feet, bat by the um-of Dr. De Vmhxo’B C'uucbha■«D Wat ;«.|‘i;o p Blackiso hr will ** brought fr>m dnrkaeee lntollght,and fcttTrrraorv have dry feel and perfect irrwirTrtNQ.—On Friday there waa hW a Tmpa-H cam- belore J urtloe Cook, Inmlring datniu;™. aa per verdict of the Jury, o'tr> The auccwful party WM MRaittjflsd with the award «f a xdle■aurvsted m»n, and so got up a ftee "Cbt ever the result. Thia caused the "^tor two partim-, one of whom plead Kilty, (abl Jilsflnenud waadbchatgtd. Tb* other demanded a trial Jury, »blch cmee off tMs aftemoaoi '6o??e “J a little too tirncii oi the faal-4 from' tha wwheii o' fortune" hod wnnetfalDg bxio with the latter part of thia tnu’«U«n, but of th,, wo know only WhU »Sy’, and report la not always wtu. Dovb—Ou Friday the Chtn^Lnerso,' H Ighw.y, for th. Torn•wpefHestlngB, after a mo»tthorough 2'Oinill.m, utm.lnv.Qaiy accepted the '* Urtd«’ over (he Thotoar-’- PIECES FALL PRINTS pNSUMPJIVES, ty FHCEMIX BITTERS. *“81 n. «-i 8«~«ri a^kfc-, i# IsUeWtrU. . i. H Wlk— k ___ on Mort Falsest Fljsldssk^M 48" now sset ttrwgtosl Matt sst "*? SosttAsarks.wlttssCTSlostty t milk Uss «nr otter lotMMjls B. WltSOX’S s£t£T-“w ' m nsu jua im> »nmim, .dS-rnft, or^ilyoHJf— fcarriijt ad.Mijim Jtjit __ BET A “ MAIM BKOTHXBB’ ' ■•Miaok;foriai lbw. • by them tavriobk IwMrfnw. Ttej refulaie the Sxitem pit °nen‘ <!twv« thonlui ,«t ■WUc for the prompt ondeAefont "•^•tawhfch they have crf»d OM 222* UH. bridge, Md theopmUg to tho public. ’ I <V*W I i*?*> n ft.T BTTtU Olmstead’s Tobacco Store •n*kiig the enibUQkiAcDt J J*^'**^ Bridge wa. tatlo Mr- th. t. alias'. Ms,- MU*** •mil BlUou Coajl' — .osSFerwosd ttat the work baa bssn d«M better “« the cunt.a.-t rs-julred, and that the b »luting credit to the cotHrncX,iLlic”vf Ba,UeCr*- Th» C»axk f,.rj 190| Md h nearly eo«- U>e bridge will probably be by the end ef thia week. Tb< ! . ,00 ftr If Cl ODO fc 10 CL Morrirs Lira Pitta * **1 ' rs'rrax. sot M VsB^oib i > ouoieM>« 11- •■- v. -kJ ~ T*~ • — ■• n Jtrifofty 14 r W«rk."u' Ifofog wfo II ■ I • ^»R1 «*ehe?#ytprff �IT TOU WAIT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, STOCK S HARDWARE, IKON & STOVES W» k«p ceosiud; os hud • full Murtrnrot of Dry Goods, Boots# Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, , Crockery And Glassware. Om «U C.tU tolerably wcO, oOan fiixl. that • do« of Ux« rut* taakra him fti I dec bl. dly Lctirr, fru«> If you think it la your duty to drink UrtoxiaaMng Hqnow, by aU means do ad.1 XJynomoaMvtoi.te your sou. lanUoua convictions, but while the cup is to your TEMPLE OF FASHIOS! GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, s^BK-iwst&sssax: ireRKwsa.'xsj.^j^K: Srtn^KSMft.'Xs■ JEST LOOK AT THESE 1‘KLCKS PHILLIPS » IEHTLET tor,the food of al least 0^00,000 person H yearly grasped by the malatex and JulHler, and its nourishment destroyed. Rreiietuber that to long ’ssr you are in health these liquors arc altogether un- BLACK ING: GLORIOUS NEWS Remember that most parsons who net qsjrgtodet Injure tholr heal th and abort* en thele livre by so doing. Remembcr that not druntaennesu atone but drinking, fill. our J alia, oua penltehtlariss, our poor bouses and our lunatic Whleh i> pul op ia I-iali asd Quan Cut, mdj far um. It to a tupcriar wuclt HARNESS SHOP B. LAIfG, SPRAGUE & CO.. sxmaz'ss.m H«"Ju»t opu.4, ud Ofcf f„ ,do it ASTON I UtatSOLY LOW PRICT8. • moiptel. .toek table on all ranks and both sexrw^f which no human institution takes any cognisance. •ItettttilMTthat drinking reianb cdu- Ready*Made Clothing HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTOBT. Soils’ ^trnisjinj ®iobs. every branch of [oliUcaJ and aoc al fepruvenicntRctnembw that mnltltwiprjcArl.v die a drunkard's death, and go to meet a dffcnftrOa'doohJ . ' Remember that every yoarmullltudea copie from all your “moderate'1 ranks to r^crylt the wndod arrnj- ot drunkards. ■Remember that every drunkard ooee trffli'ta follow the example jroaaotxand In the trial fell from bls dippery ground Into the'whirlpool onntompcDuaoe. SUPPORT BOH DWUSTBY! Wilier Tai Do aot peewit other Tar Preparation! t« be palmed off oa yea tar Wine of Tar, aa thia has more JKWKLRY & MUSIC STORE. 1 awwerabio for fts frulta. bat the weak and tempt। you, and that under God r you whrftltof' itey bp uft *. Urer CMkHalHt, m»Z Remember tlinftohlm Who knoWeth’ to do good and doeth it not, to him it ia Fin;”and that there iaa tor that man through whom the olftnce cometh tqttetttttleoneBA'1.-..*•* Remember that you cannot tie neutral, . Bee (hat “WWl OF TAI* U ktown m ererj kettle. i»ld bj DniggbU tverywbtn, it $1 a beUla ouvy caoeaaciformrB. think It Hons. ’ TO BUY YOUB GOODS I Brai, Mm, Pis mJ Gate, 4 NEW CASH STORE, 'A?iiss:?.saE EW YORK .'T K O T-U-* T 3 Fl* « Tho following resolutions were pooled ' «TE«r SEEDED Kl»D4J, STTLE uwikr- •'—■•! ■ ■ • ■**. ij Giral Banaim Sr ite p^i COMPULAD MASHIkt I'lUA T*IN SHOIP. Don’t you BeMevo It r'iFShWWIL'iX.'V. I'? J® � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-11-20.pdf 947cc2fb36eaebc065c77c6525ac6569 PDF Text Text ■it pasting* grass*, ®l)e fastings Fannie IT DEWEY * TOWEBW). SUI.-<N m OUT*. XII. Business ihrrrtanj. HASTINGS, AticHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20,18G7 NUMBER 30 -BuiintM j >OU UMIOI, HEW MEXICO | D. 8. WOODWARD, “*T MOTHER DEO." UXSTISOR. F. N. GALLOWAY. VAN BAALEN BROS., tKsUrala Ready - Mtdo Clothing. Jrararera. nc.m. (KD OEWT* mxwSHIWQcooDa HASTIXO-I gUi$crlUny. HA>TIXOS WILLIAM MYERR, BERDIB IB THE HOME BEST. Music & Jewelry. ’Have t cu hut forgotten sumo one F* Tho chud had tisen from her kiiera and lit tel liar suit, brown tyre to her mother’s face. “Hare you not forgotten some one F* A atosto uf tliuuglit passed uvor th,o child's euuntensni-e, ns tor mother, almust a child hereoK gravely rejwatxl ,- MICH. A MEAD, General Grocers, PRESTON nasriXGA mca. Boots and Shoes, r-xw ntxs a nxiurat UAKTtXOtt, - - atji . . . MICH. l.a.I.BART. I Bl. C.D. icon. . ii i .t, ias ixi' hvabsoM. ar withoutopao getting into snaxnbeTerritonre, except those U Carlisle thousand dollars, ahjulder strap." The Depot Buildings are still more ex- aur comm uni were Invited over to the touts, arms, and . tamunltton, and Cu*l- Fort, where a bountiful supper was MICH. MPS. C. FREEMAN, 1ATF. OKDKJt. OCT., 24th, 1807, bund a “local habitation'' after rnonthi >f wandering, through tall gra*i an J then,, told the story. Tho occupants ad been killed by tho 1 ntHans; four days •Thank yon f<-r the tout," answered prairie dogs, I will endeavor io fulfl the voting mam ri Ing. • ’ must look to uy premise made to you before leaving. before, ■ large train had been attacked, and the wreck of a large number of •ny birdie in the homo new. * And bow­ wagons and government storm were ing to the company, he hastily rotirod. >ne laughed, another-made a ooaree fast; -wry hide about the country travereed, seatiered aU ever the prairie. Th, round indicated that the train had been while a fourth said, with a gravity of On arriving at Fort Leavenworth co railed for a long time; and the number bake : which la Head Quarters of this depart­ if empty ammunition boxes, showed “Our young friend is right. His place ment, I reported io Gen. Hancock in hat the fight had been long and dewpeie at home with his wife and child, and not here. And there ore some uf us ting a battalion of recruit* ter theSTti: ?ort Dodge, and learned that the Inwho, in my opinion, might take a lesson Infantry to rend to New Mexico, and 'I.ns succeeded In cap tori ng te^ wagons from his examnle.*' with their store*. ' “No more wino fur mo,” said tho last Nothlug occurred worth speaking of after this, until wo arrived at Fort Dodge. Here we rested one day, and no patience with thia kind of Major Douglacs who commands the post x>ko out one uf tho company, atanoat angrily -What has wino been MIBB M. MEAD, vaaretvksu DIYK«R>f AKER. miuTT jepo. and make him good and happ Tb* ri*as of wino did nut touch his 1 ‘‘Nut drink to that f’ exdaimod TDRN'En A CLARKE, betoru her mother con Id reply, tho sai<l, “Oh, yea, L did torgot.” and drujijung on her knee*, clasped her dimpled baud* and with shut oyoa. and face nphimml. simke tboe*' words to our Father in hreiven: ■lllrat dear papa, and make him guud II CairiaiJrmxaoir J & Wap-Malm. rr*m hi* young oumpami n* wi.h wane, that he I.ei.vrnworth, whl h I fondly hope 1 might rob them uf their mouoy at card* As he spuke ho filled <>nv glass to the brim, and thou *>ciahvd the buttle toward aulctte'. We prwecued to Fort Hark, r hi* neighbor, who filled hi* glass in turn. by the PacISc Rood, where we wen But when it came to the third in tho cir­ cle ritfirg around foe table, he passed it1 c mmand of tbo expedition. on, lotring hi* uwn p!a*a empty. Tho C eamjxd outside of the Fort for a fourth auu fifth filled their glasses. Said d.yor two, and .then conunen.ed our the uuo whu tint (larscd tho buttle. Ilfi- Jou.ney In tarnest. Having no cflltxr ing Lis ghiie os ho i]<iko: “Hero's to good foltowship" A ud ill but cue re­ tier were very ardnoua. I think every rated hi* toast and drank aa ho drank. pen tentlary In.the Union bad fu.nfahThen fo« third in foo circle filled hi* ed Its qu«t* to fill up our battalion. In glass with water, and rising said, in n clear, ringing ruire : “Here’s to birdie in foe home neat!" e.uits.xe had Company "E" of the 37th, Frowns darkened on his cumpauiuns* and the whole • bisu<I avemed to t>. afflktid with i-ureunudnlterntedeuasedempty glkss, ho looked ct the angry fare uf Die gambler, whose real character ho mure titan half sus]KX^cd, and bowing slightly, said: ‘ I. also, thank roti fur that toast'; and 1 also will took to my birdie in tho hume nooL ' Then Bowing tow to all the company, he left tho room. Game uf all kind* Including anto.cpe Musi tended - nn c and vine rare liberally supplied. Lamp, immp ttamp, acru a the bound­ less wa.te. A ter punningtbh treadmill brnlu. m for a durt OC? of two hundred miles farther, we caaqed ru>e pleasant evening within six miles of Fort Lyon, Co orudo. Here we first caught aight ol the Rocky Mountains: up to this point lug discipline into my company, and the march hid been very monotouou*. alter wearing ujraboute x I neb.a of my 1 defy the shade of Tom Moore himsrli to extract any poo ij out of a march seros« the plains. Itts old Reality bimvn our first day out wo bad •elf; eondrnacd, Intendficd. simmered ■hade nor waler for eighteen miles, their an Rterings weie Unlble to witness. aentiniental. and raid she had supposed that cro-elug the plain- would be very btuln. bvttor. If our rc. Imont »*• ataliooodat aFMsoClnga. If 1 should discover any bat is Senator Wilson on Prohibition. At the MaMachuaetta fitate Temper* auoo Cuuvi'ution, bald at Wororetar mi the 17 th uf , September, which was repieasntsrl by l.QUO delegates, fca VS dams mode the fuitowiug remarks, rwpMrtod by tho New Yotk 7'>u>«sr: Tae Hua. Henry Wilsuu was then truducod, and received with darling, she abut her eyelids tightly to keep the tears from taliirg over her. the diAir. Th© yuung man whose refusal to drink ehaeka had twoilk- Rule bo^s, and the little' grassboppen anr rtu«rv,hail first broken in that compa­ cense to fulling ligttoi, ny the cluumrd ciruio of danger, walked >t precisely 5o'clock, the bugles soundROBINSON A WIGHTMAN with horror. The idea that men were to steady rvice, furhes heart ws* movi-d by the bugle, every tent camo down utonec. drinks is an awiul thought, and it shock­ h.-nd, and bus/ thoughts and mcruuries. ' some stivng frdings that she wished to the Fort. ed and alarmed him. Tho^uestion is Suddenly tl>«'J« eamv betore him even a camp dl-appear In alvlukllng. Twenty hida. z ’ forced upon us,"and it must . “I won’t again," answered the child. ,■ more drerlT, if possible, than when ho and then added, '* duu’l know what saw it in tbo amber wino, tho image of and cooking utensil* In the wagons, and ■ made me furgeL I always do pray fur bis kneeling cluld ; and again tbo voice. but we would say, let the Legfalatura In motion. And au we continued fuUujr the cxumpls of the present on* — hoard with strange diauactnoaa, saying : Hi' had nu duul.l of the soaumonts of tho though marcbpeunla, but ho knew the puweauf wealth, and happy.' i herself, and lyit ranted (applied their places* good band of the aptdia uf mca wailing fur ecu M.U1U God Could uua have nave answered aus«n»u the wo petition pouwvu . uf that loving child Im bat father in any j 1 ho l oat we reached . __ i___ _____t— VamMl. wbire we founds h ntwrisoA dlan Chiefs In council wttb Indian All was not right with theyoung moth­ W. O. HEDRICK A CU., agents, who were distributing p.OMsr.ta er. Such tears m she held so clrecly be­ Hie btate have * nugLty business uAsest neath her shut lids, that they might not He ounld not make him good and happy, among thorn very profusely. The nameo that urvrehaduws vastly tho liqu<« intartali, srere sU tears uf toy. Ono lured except through rcnentancs and a better of some of the chiefs were Little Raven, est While Ml.'hMI.uuU are involved in hfu. but ho could make th6 prayer a Black Kettle. Yellow Hear, and Tail iho liquur tiaflie, mure than a thousand MICH BolL bar sweet child—was jshoent; and always means uf rontittion snd repentause. milliuus are interested in suatainiag proThe image uf his kneeling child, sown when he waa away her heart Urft tonsiy. L.Un. ____ -__ :__. r____ ' Where was bo ? What held him __ her iwmI vutes MAIN BROTHERS, away from hi< wife and little one, now ibsi ib» uij «»• o1,rt ? did , tb,° heard again with such startling clearness, to tbo ehleth, and Little Ravi n repaled tire State, and will put an additional dsrlii« of hi* heart pray for hSn at b«l- so touched the father1* heart, that he us wSHh aspeech. He aald he would go burden on every farm in the Stale If tim., instead uf givmg him her good­ clasped hi* torods pnssiunatoly together, hundred and thlrtymilro to FortUntan. there ever waa a time fur tho puljri tn night kiref Had buuuss* taken him to and Inuking upward, exclaimed, “O, they had been fooled; that tiny tnurt Ihuader God o truth, the time Is BuW.— auudier city ? Wee ho absent at the call The times anpral to the young men to i ally around the pure white Iwuncr of We told him that wouW do very well to But we cannot. Temperance, as they rallied around the wing „ a new and bettorUfa Thia nightI hare Urn prevents for Groccri'-B and Produce, children ; but that tho army had no foringiy over the sleeping mutbiw end turned my back upon the evil that was faith In him or Ufa promlora. White talk­ child, hall a down youug mon wvie gathSTATU KT.. n**H!*«A MICH. ing of Indians,It 1* much to be regret.cwd rounds tableuu »tech sujyur had *_ > r--~ ---- -- ..InA. J. been served. ‘Dtey bml eaten and drank, earns to the little 0J1d now sat sfovking. W totem cleared I» W. PARKER A SON, Home at last How silent It wea I wine, and glaascs. Mmo wine! Had ftoflly he opened tho chamber doerstad partroeot. The army would make abort they out been drinking freely •» stood in the presence of bis wife and work with the Indiana thia winter, if ft nrcraranxer. _ __ ,__ «. V.n* tl.ov who ••tanv child Huw peacefully they slept! Tbrir waa only allowed io; but instead of th*’ • • »*»• ■ ■ MlfH . nivrivni Hardware, Stoves. ImiSails c pxiwdlk C r. ttnLBHOOK. OF BLACK BKHI, kbraiad remedy . Sattis itasmiiffl, (’.FT, r Wil-Sra > 'DTr.nx. rrw^wnt Dn®, Kttm firm I A Livery & Sale Stable, Heme alter Bun.cm Honrs. iodted Kkn stators, iuWeaduf mother and; subs st their bo.-xca, and iben they will •BSW<. City Restaurant," doo* it urdiuaiily lead onrxt dktot. .-r Mivs Bros". HariTIXUA MICH- Boot* A SuJ? -da- -J* 8hoc«, . MICH MBtrthosMd, On the ountany.it is a rough path, boot with ‘wtot-a-brt” his waking wife and child We cannot picture, in words, the joy which filled the young wife sheart, when m mecn __ i’___ l."V. like the f-11 ng of» _n aD it.:. Uris camo, fight into har soul. She notariat Ihe nirfi! wateVs again, waita stovtowe-1 unrit fur Uw toved the wino and held it between to* ftrAa/or CL&™ 1 o’clock in theanurnlng several shoo very dlfflcult to wvre fired, the krag roll beat, and every bltterroldnad ram for table oo«}d act hew been Over ■ mlneto.heJ awoke about o’clock tn the night u* troops were toetrnsd on the eolar shivering and ahno tfrunen. M(J. Muore j BfibL Aj, j ao who tented w lh mvw ringing. I atitafWMrti'"' --------------roe — vhat ba could wu’.dnotaleep, sad toe thought STREET BOSTON. but if I e' er UM,'«was awui in* ant mve.tho a of night Wo bad a bottle of Rad Jack­ et Bltte.., wtth old Red Jacket's picture we lowered the contents aBttlc our two bode Into ABMinn LAnD" F‘ ,i, 77a.,ua«~ b«v *“ "w» �weeks past. No .charitable enterprise bee ever been more heartily rate, cd In­ to by our ci titans, than thia baa been, not even the great North wse’emFanltaty CoamMon Fair aflMfl. That wwon a' much more extraded scalo^nd two pro-req uii-ltee to perfect peUtieni suoefaa. They show the necesrity of united 'action on the great questions which to-day dHlde and distract the •fiosutolls of the nation. They show to the world that only In the coarse mark­ ed eat by the Republican party can the rigfataof the freedmra be protected, and trenors domiciled to take bock state in the-fxdltlcal attmo. They, also, teach the necterity of leaving out of the politl■ eal dontaste all the tone of the day, and tearing purely moral questions to be • rented outside the council rooms of any TAUtloal party, although they do not by any menus teach thst the affirmation of the great principles of eternal truth baied oh the Law* of God should bo dis­ regarded by the chosen Law Matter* of .a free people. They teach that an out­ spoken position co all thegreat political questions of the day is the only true poslitam for any party to occupy, and that -Just'as we are floM in the enunciation of toe principles of the party, and Its purpokM, soshail ws be sure of winning the triumph we to much desire. We Mk the Republicans of Barry C-.dnty to remember f.’-me thing* and to organise- with the Iresf possible delay for tbs'pending political contest in this Plate. A Republican Conventton has adopted a new Constitution purged of must of the error* in the existing one, and if Mtall come ofuadasired.it to at least a generalio.. In advance of the eowtltutionof 1881,and which nil consideration* of public policy call upon u» to approve. To please the timid of which wc are not sUtutlon proper, all the bo called isms, and left them to a separate vote outside ©f all political questions, and indepen­ dent of all political [lartlee. Hence, lately on tho ground of promoting the public goed ly ordaining an organic Law In harmony with the requirements, j olllieai, educational, and financial of toe day and age In which wc live, wc urge open el! the people (he necmalty of promptly uniting their energtee to the end that the new constitution may be adopted, not ns a j-k^y measure, but a* a means of promoting the prosperity df, the State, and laying brood and deep (he foui.datiorsun which rests the equal Hgliu of a free people. The other way tn which the results of the recent election rosy tend to future Jlcpubllcan gains Is In their effict on the Copperheads themselves. Already the iDo.'e intensely Duftov.uf alemcat of tho party has found courage torc-xsaertlteclf and Uic convicted Traitor, Vaiandinghaxu,' boldly claims the United State* Senatorshlp as the rucccwor of (tie patilotlc Ben. Wade In Ohio.. If, however, 1‘endtetou or Thurman should carry off tire prise from him the effect could not IkTG Ryetl.H ei^torr.!; •1,» e 141 far no. 2. Barley $1 JO @ 1.12 far do. 2,M 0 100 o far reioctol.- 1,00 WhestTc, Coro He. Oatot&tewte Buffido ; Wheat lift lie, Coro 11 cto Odessa*. Bw*fa>e*s is mere settv* to­ day than It has before been far asvsml days pate, and Ibero J* cauakbrabh BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PEE PAIR.. Amtin on Thursday. ”• ■' Broadelafh Dm, Coat forf10,00. The r tatcrn'ut of the national debt for ly fa oox midst, and the appeal in their November Is?, shows only a very slight jl toodtAadcOvmoatjor HflO. behalf has, thus far, met with a moat reduction. The payments from the irratifyin gly hearty response. Tho Pair is to ba held In tho Wabash Avenue lillir WI«I II Slliill VSSISTt. Skating Blok which baa undatgone effect on January fat. The rate 1» 15c ■ Tho bdUonoc will bo considerably from the United Btatos and 40c from the |ncre<^ut lt wlU nt once ^ued Netherlands. again by the &-20Interact, which will be Domestic goods sorm to be rapidly de- charged off on tho 1st prox. scarcely ivcoj-uixe It. Flaga fanctiy dec­ ellnlngln price In New Yack. Sprague’s The nupn me Court of the Dial r let of orated, Booths, trophies of urns, ever­ prints are selling as low aa 15 cents ColemIda refused to grant a writ of er­ green*, flowers and thousand* of tri­ which Is tower than before the war. ror for on appeal from the lower court umphs of artistic and mechanical skill, The mills are loalng money, and will from n decision sustaining the conrtltuthese are tho till! life of the plctarTthb probably stop working far a time. tionaUty of (be ccmflacattan law*. The ftoxnocm. Thia evening however, the The Pacific Railroad will find plenty space will be full of an animated crowd. music will lend its charms, and in tho of bualncw*. Now, immense qnanUtiee glare and'^litter of a thousand lights, of freight sro accnmulallng at Sacra­ new brilliancy and beauty will be be­ mento, Cisco and other points, and the allty of the Jaw te-ted In the United stowed upon all the scene. The open­ railroads cannot work off tho pressure 1 Htatei & upremc Court. ' ing exercises arc expected to bo quite upon their carrying ability. —Indians In cartcrn Oregon are com­ When Garibaldi was returning from ' mltting depredations, and difficulty is Impressive, consisting of orations, mu­ sic, etc., and they will possess the great expected In getting them upon their ret-! merit of being brief, so that ample op­ ed a portion of the way with Mosier, the ctvatiuna The aavngr* of Idano are portunity may be afforded fur the exer­ American sctdpfor, who was on bis way ul.osually activ*, and the fattier* ore cise of ihclr ttlenta, to the Importunate, to Rome. The former sent his compli­ autfcrtag for tbs want of-stock, the In­ pitiless young women with pass-book ments to the Tope, and a memage that dians having run off and killed nearly attachments, who at every step in a be would soon make n personal call. all In the Territory. Fair beseech you to ‘•take a chance” One Hale was arrested In Hopkinton, —The Grant Clubs of Philadelphia and to the elderly matrons who preside N. H., recently, for stealing a valuable have all declared for Secretary Stanton uver th© eating department, and who if horse and buggy at Augusta, Me. Halo yon let them have their own way en­ sure to “bust" either you or your pock­ in SUU lum .u.n»,. Zut "X. IVETV YOKK. study oj the financial question et-book before they lot you go. The Western and the Boston A Wor-, Vjew the Introduction of Important crater Railroad companlee have flnaliy ■ m.^-urc*. tunnel under the lake, the Chlaaso pa­ fa-ed, and the consolidated lineb>cbri>t—The Chlcnfo Poet notes the fact that pers teemed with account* of it, almost cucd the Boston t Albany railroad. | v.,,,. Fancy Goodt, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, the whole time that ft waa being built, Ix>ng John Wantworth ha* ju«t real- wcre no chrera'for’Gra*? Ch7nt "rbZ Ladle’s Baskets, Portmonnaies. Pocket Books, and when legitimate Item* concerning Iscd WOO,000 off bb real estate in Chi-1 i^tdent and his friend* have quit and all kinds of Toys, Notions, fc. ^c. It were areroe, they published btdgrapliy* ■ cheering Gen.-Oraot of everybody connected with ths work, °“S°A young woman named Mr*. George ' -The New York Daw-Boo4s*y« that and speculation* as to what future gene­ ration* would think of ft. Indeed they McChesney ha* been arrested In Troy | 0^ mfta who thinks that Grant b oot ran the subject, as the tunnel was run, into the ground, and now there seems _rboodltor of th<s to be scarcely any appreciation of an­ and A. Jonown toun t pardoned her other great work of tunnelling, which y* can pronounces the prlxe fight "the twin — GROCERIES. The only copy of the first newspaper , ol a.4a^jK." Why T I* being rapidly pushed forward, that the ballot and the bntiwr both of boring under the river at Washing- printed in A me. lea, known to be in exGro to Xlobortar' istence, to to the Britiah archives in j attain their ends by boxing T BOBp ■ m no»riB GGI® MUDGE A BAILEY. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS! GW BWTsrtfcte aDr*y» K* Berorbuynny o(h XCX*8 ■ EkCd^IOl ROBERT & F. D. ACKLEY & CO. which cure* bow* ^Sckm^ DOST FAIL TO CALL i SB! —The Bosioo Trantcriptoaks : “What In the'NeWark, N. 3. police court last1 would be the verdict of btito.-y upon a Friday, Mlns Caroline Brown, a lady of political party thal carried the Rapublie wealth and culture, was a-ralgned for w' ►arcly through a civil war, and then PATENT MEDICINES, eager walk in addition .lofty and strong­ ly enough built, so far aa it has gone, to lost for age*. The excavation has got down through the sand and mud on which all Chicago rests, and penetrated stratum of blue clay, tougher than fall. ThoJudRe reluctautiv committed Tira An.KAKRAsELEcnox.-Furthcr her for 10 day*. . r’ furo" »t>ow that the State has decided . .. u ... .... ■ for a Convention. An old snake with 42 rattles was kill-, > •d st Winnebago, Iowa. A local paper i Tius Muarastrrt ELXcnox.-Itetarna •peak* of bls ending as the “death of an ! front ■ Uttle morethaD half the Stale . al;ow that 8,000 m->re (han a majority of old oonnw’-atire," for whom the 27,OW j low* Republican majority was toomuch. I the registered elector* of that portion Official advices from the Western^। have voted on the Convention question, Platos arc to the eflbet that tho council । and (ho remaining counties ore expected of thcGovernincnt Conimls>lone>a and; The latest development of the war of the Indian tribes will probably result i,races to Weston's foot race from Portland in a lasting peace with the Indians. 11to Chicago. To buy your DRUGS AND MEDIdNES. tempt* to rigufate the rale of cider and use no picks, simply cutting It out In block* with ipodea and pitch-fork tho chunk* Into whatever position they are wanted. The old coutractor*. Rev. tug a violation of the nation's faith to Its Hartl*. Stewart* Co., did their work so badly, up to tho tlrno that they aban­ creditor*, and no party can bear up un­ der a load like that. Tho Cincinnati doned IL tlial the aldm caved in and zteqsWrtT to calling upon the people to petition Congress for the payment oi the public debt in Green Backs, and there are many indications that the Butter­ nuts intend to pre** thia measure and compel the Copperheads to accept IL We can beat the party of repudiation in •very Stats. Nothing could be better for the Radicab, and they may rest secure In tho possession of power flora tong time to come, aa the rvsultof the posi­ tion the recent partial suecesa, baa omboldencd the Copperheads to admit as Xbelr platform. But the chief good eflbet of tbo recent .reverses to seen within the Republican Jy nasty divures suit, hte wife obtained party. Defeat even when confined tea legal separation from hkn, and sow be amoll extent of country ha* swept away brings suit for damagaa s^slnst her and tho whole pestiferous brood of wild and her father end bar wltoesees on that tri- Go to Robert! To buy your GROCERIES. D- ACKLEY & CO. Gro to Roberta1 To buy your TOILET AND GOODYKAB, BARLOW * BAHRY’S MAMMOTH WORE. FANCY ^UITIPLE. Lata, k are aid pi ti ROBM To buy your MO BOWO PUBUOO Trailing Bas- kits. He has the neatest, best, largest and cheapest assortment ever brought to this market Go to Roberts To buy your Books & Sta­ tionery. mw nnn LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS! Mr. Editor t That's what's the matter st Robbets’ Pionexb Dbcg A Book­ store. My Goods have been BO UGHT TO SELL as lhe peo; tween ths Young Men's Christian Asw> ! ulaUon of this cjty, au/ too Chicago Christian Union, on tbesutyact of chari­ ty, has at length bean brought to a okas by ths combi nation of both branches with tbs CUlron’e Relief Aseociatton, the stronger, now that the encumig rubbish has bora Swept off; and, presently, a» the rawntlal basis of •overament and ths only security ting harmony and peace, It will1 ill and be established as an irrovse-Blblsguarranty in thg orgaoio late andI Lie af the nation. Partial dafoat hasi hastened this rewilt tor ramprtUngtite> r . > diet ftteods todd ffaturdsBdaU Wh.irt t thia village. TM »r. Bajkm, w<n »> pie win find out, on giving me fl call. Cbioago, a flourishing and faatefulJfew England village of flay btSuaea, a magniflorat factory, employing IM bands, turning out 1000 ctockn per wack. Tho vary active. One weak from today, the big prise fight between Bussy and Dnfl> will come off eomewhero In this vicinity. Patrons of til* ring are fall of cxdtomeat over. U, and already member* of tbe“ fanoy "from rthwd tire are flocking hare is attend tb< “mlU.” Betting is about ertn, with Burey slightly the fa- I obtained them in New York, and can sell them u cheap stock-bdd-r*, hare toou^t It txri to fight out the spcnreeof Western manu­ facturer* agMlnrt Eastern । wealth and ■sortopoty’tenthlaUM." 4 ,a e. ... - This mw Company makre ftran Western material* Immense quantities of German diver and short brass (the only goods of the kind manufactured west of Connecticut), and fifty designs of clocks. beauUfully finished, many of piem new, and especially suited to tits Ww.tern maritM. Their regulator, « weU as oommen docks, are pronounced byJewalaro'apdi^ ,___ _____ ,,,, reliable Ume-keepcr* than any In ths i ; ’ -r ‘ There Is no reason why-ttaffshtroM to and of the moat approved darigna. It don’t do dock* any good to bo tumbled about a thousand mile* up the Hudecw river, ever tbs Erie eanalandanwadthe fakes. as roost clocks brought to Chlaegr. m Detroit and Chicago house* do. I did think of advertising* these goods, but our ncighbon have ao completely exhausted every source of wtf, untdom and k»mor, in the many bright kidtillatioM of prose, poetry and blank verse—besidcstcHing «oma of the Dogondcat Whoppers in the bargain, that 1 have concM- ed not to advertise. But, m I aid before, I have Noe Got*. GW Ckeap Goods, Goods •art Uta. uud tin; u» fcr Ml* too. It you ew “T Vto reside* tn th figgia, four toiles tafonmuitbaih �3 and HtMtiteMMR TTUimNGTam FMaKIUw Mite best sM sterna • SsM-w-t--. T7MFUB BBWINQ ■SCHIRK C9. -a-* 111 ■sees, til aseiawak, a r. Sal FasMsMacmsB, THa MssMm bu • Ucb or HkMtlelFMk. white >ilwt1k*nP.« nwt.nluiHhatailUa; bs.-ferMM portert iZs*”nnt-Tnit*" w,lfc PartlMtar SM*s«os k nlS*M ear Jtsa !»• LrL tnmrji. ■ ;rnj^ ss4 HkioM. Jw state at isattea vote ttey _ Ma. > Naaklaa. aite Bwumt aa4 Mratlir. «L We. I Maebiee. ML - PIT* AgMM asatet. ta Fin taetfin fimt nlLnjDtesn £)IS80LUTI0W. ^kobino.—Appropriate Bfr'rhnnkativtag day will be held .teuodlM cliurrh. A dt-couno ;ileu<*hed by Rev. w. S. Meb- • Saul «4*.O It. THnatetllM awtaaiaMMoanJ OkOMHiua coooux atom*. ceocr. vnooriao uovnx, ai»t> *|t rouss di loiiuhni m. »nn irlt takkx, arri-ito. os'iniAt.ED. nnxcuiTio u< WMUkAWi •. « WT iw xrt*’AL FAiaaww. Stas Otavn TAB b LTr*7”'^** ■* Tb« Co partntrteip haralofora rrlMlag noA.r lb. osow aMatjkaof kAtLOW, OOODTKAM S GkAXT, U dlautrod by rauteal mMaL N. BARLOW. W. R. GOODYEAR, K. J. QUANT. naalUp. AB<.lA,lHT. t. •»» Il t. b.alroriU.rte. La.rv ' wwLuwb y *»_«*■■■*«>* «n tulD • <— •kb ■<* aa4 mia.lll lb. OU^Tw 1 Os»««. u» • r>a» Abm^.w v. T-“^WwKk^i*aib^,7iLT. T‘ a^' I "u a, . ‘T’l^'l?*****’ a BARLOW & GOODYEAR, RUSSELL & NEVINS. ' •OLD SY ALL DMCn«l|<TU. SO Ceate p«r DolUa. PBIOS cr IW HALS RS SI BACH. BALL A RUCKEL. Proprieton. 11S tlrwnwlrh Kt., New York. 1*41»'I Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Cx-ockery, Boots & Shoes, Raring purchaoeA tbo aallra Inlaroet of R. J. GRANT, la lbo R«al Ketal*. Good*. Note* and Aerouol.. will eon lino* the boaioaaa oa lb* name MAGNETIC PLASTER Frert G**4» cMstaaily h»H. Old Ceedi selling regardless of Cast. The Great Streugtbeaar and Pain Deatruyar of the World. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. RUSSELL & NEVINS. PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL IN From Thornapplo. EVERY IIDUai paraltare sure,—Take NeUcc. FAVORABLY KNOWN AND EXPENSIVELY USED Hew Yort City ail Vicinity, PIECES FALL PRINTS JOHN WOLF, Just Received. TWEWTT-FIVE TEARS. Climax Climax h MADAME ZADOO I‘ORTEH’3 CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM Page’n Climax Balve, a Family blessing for 25 cents. Price 25. 50 and 75 OU. per Bottle It heals without a scar. Ho family should be without 1L We warrant It to cure Scrofula Sores, Halt Rheum, Chilblains, CIWS. COLDS, ETC., f । lloHri Aa» «*«w /•rotlueetl. Teller, Pimples, and all Eruptions PURKLY ' ^t-OETABIrB, of the Skin. For Bore Breast or Nipples, Cnts, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Acm It makes c perfect cure. It has been used over fifteen yegra, witboat one failure. Cady’s of Rutland. Hr only claims ftr iua Cock a decided improvement, upon cite ni’uy k!n-!a of alicep that parties In thia county are keeping wlthoat profit E. Middleville, Nor. iOth, 1867. Ed. Banner.—Wc boro to report the following changes In real citato: Mr. op’- W.T. LaREINB of thia place, humid »ix village lota, al sn avcragr poet of $85 each. The Lyceum.met panruaDt to adjourn­ ment co Friday evening, the 8lh Inst. Oring to the Inclemency of the weather up! from other causes. it waa predicted i Olmstea^ b Tobacco Store |CR SECOND FBOCLiaATIO.’l I I fragrant TobaccoaeUaa waatabpr oa ml*. ; Go to OLMSTEAD'S Grat Bciictin ftr 60 Days! Joan:, and »i!i for a "more convenient ntST BOUT SATS TDAT r rtw>on. 1 This however, was not tho esse, l t'-xxlly number were praacut, as IX. FRENSDORF * CO. uausI, kckr) order prevailed and tho SELL MORE CLOTHISS »*rt>og proved one of Interest. Tho t... ai». t- “ SltT. '.2 qutstion dtecusaed (given in the last wevk’n i.5uc of Lbo Banner,) was one of unusual luiervat to many of our cl Usen a The disputants were volunteers, the aoeiety having voted In that effect, and as the chief dlspatanta were abarat, tba Pretlden: appointed Mr. A. Clark, Jr., foe the affirmative, and Mr. J. Carvt-th, for the n>gailve, to open and clone the urunjent on their respective sides. The affirmative eame off vletarlotM in the dedalon given by a vote of the house. The exercises for next Friday LOPE AT Ol'AGOUD8AU)W PBICIS evening. m taken from their Bulletin a aa for au1>( wof,|, s'-KSSil’S"' tirriijt w> Kflagon Jtjti Sign of the 'Big Indian. “pit. zadoc porter’s Curate Suga Coated Pills, u opposthom to , CASTOR OIL AID , • r" ' _ _ ..kpsqm .. . .THsalts iTA vuvr* WO &r 10 Cl SLOW fir 10 Cl SUMS fr 10 Ct HUBBUB xaib brothers City Jfews Depot, �TOTO m raunot the new. IT YOD WAJTT GOOD goods cheap, STOCK : HARDWARE, Of ell kiada is tseerdly kept Bp to the of th. people, sad wilt b. Sold •* RAIL! PRICKS, adding Frwgbi. TEMPLE OF FAgglOT! PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY’S JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES! IRON & STOVES Dry Goods, Boats $ Shoes, Hats and Caps. Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery Stove Pipe, Sap Fuu 4c. And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, at tho ladles door an I au fin a no gent e­ man to enter therein—a dragon guard­ ing th - Hesperian fruits. CUSTOM WORK MADETO ORDER THESE la much good sense and froth In tho rema kUiat no man ever prosper­ ed In the world without th? co-operatlon o**hU wile. If she unites in mu­ tual endeavors, or rewards lite labor with an nndcanug amlle, with ’hat confidence will here, ort to hUmerehandl’c orbls faim^ fly over lands,'aid! up­ on tbe tea*, meet difficulty or encoun­ ter danger, if be knows be h not spend­ ing his strength In vnln. but that his l»Lo.- will bo rewarded by the sweets of anjsD^rorv. ns ■ call before psrebulag. PHULIPB & BENTLEY j.£Vl<MAU I GLORIOUS NEWS HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY, Ayer’s Ague Cure, Wlrdom Is the olive which rprlngs from tbo heart, blooms on the tongue, aud beam frulirrwrtii? actino. b • Tito mo e we etudyhuxusn nature tho lea we think nt men, Hie more of man. ‘•We do not fear Gen. Grant In nny emcigvncy.” Fo laye the copperhead Cincinnati Enquire. Fo said the lobe! Gen. Bragg at Mlesion I'.b’ge, and hair an h'-uraf erlihanuy of75 000 nun waa beaten i nd Sy Ing in every direction. Mr. Beecher prat bed In Boston on tub n ght of Mr.-Andrew’. death. He opened bled scout;e m fol'ows: Pl did not think, a ben I sehetrd this HARNESS Ready-Mado Clothing Soils’ tftrnisjing Souls. TO BUY YOUB GOODS! Woo lashes andcomiuon salt wet with waUr will soak the cracks of a stove and p. event the vmoke from escaping. Ftlr Poland a lai ch with a common “ ' “ ' »r uwv. »• Wkr Ifc. NEW GOODS Ik. fMluwr toMM f [M l JIHIAY & MUSIC STOHK. NEW CASH STOKE. !h i WineorTai P-*1UK in yonr midst wou-d naturally laiosuitod-d It. 1 only learned w.th­ in «n hear that ex-Covernoe John A. Andrew has gone to bis reward, dying suddenly--* men whuee ‘ " ions! lncause uf Jibe.ty, Justice an< in-t^uin. ^vh _ to put him rmbng historic men—Into that history caBMKndit SHOP/ and KIM. M Mk-iilru. «• .ball Mil m <sm« h to wm IiItHW i"MMnwrnr. o» toitoras BimM •S'rad >w to wH i TttoM.ii-.~i tf tto MlU»nv»mr.'>m>n> ImvO nlw, »••*»«. TtoMOO rara ^JVMtoCVi Wtotmib.nkMy^lBHT to^ awto to mhm to to. XtotoSBraASMShHC. • «**“=>• junnsam-s^rs.-^sns ~ and itjr.ll be fart your ewto-ft* garden plant/, or for garden yards whgn »M3dy. Wasli you*'’ us trays with told suds, poll-L with a UllIe'BdUr and rUb With a fry «*>'>'• Ftonn potatoes make mom starch than flesh oma; they also make nice rtn atet rr rnt sr Broad Gauge Bail way I Albcst X. Wainxs, On» II. Pi.ara A JasaaMeKoBs. I > la Csaslu Klaks. J NEW IOaTOM. A hot shovel bold over varnished fur­ niture will tike out white spolu. A ba of glue dimmed in aklm-mllk od tn cold uMPbuda and nd rinsed. . If your flat lions s?ib rough, rob them with fine salt, and ti will make them AMTIC & GREAT WSTERN A oektrsUd ramrfy OUKiHQ'A. UYS. CHOi&ti. W0UUU MuSSf.t *• 1U Still Leads the Van I A. MranA «U . 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ViJlAff jiisracss •Directory. gAslra’feS, JllfcHIftAN, WEDNESDAY, NQV.27, 1667. Susintss Suwli. gBttrg. D. 8. WOODWARD, BArpwr XJVD notetnt. | Hiekor. c-tavre. Mick. >»■! UAMTtxoi. I BIDS. stKfttxr. . t.n - -. Mica. -wipt l h i; eB S ilt ifH IKUV’t WVDWT. tC^r*- Heady - M^do Clothinp rMn csM. nrr.vrv, , *V .■ *** ,t—* res , «wn OEMTU ^OTIW»samo GOODS •VSta • AOSrtaa,*, Stu, C'-vl nl.'enX,'i^*'*** lt.uiTiso'f.. -. nt,i . micti. MRS. C. FREEMAN, « 1 General Grocers. axd ritooun Dcautt. i I I ■ MICH. aM ■ ■ ILASTISQM. - MICH. I h b lli ... w i h p 'Il I: Blusio ft Jewelry. ------------------- — )Jt< n tsriawM Boots and Shoes, cxs rnj& t nxKUnis. TURNER * CLARKE, Carrin & Wap-Balm: ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN Mviritas,Ini Nails a* ‘h w^exsMMr^CM* r/jr.VxM, tvtiStiin *c asw se>c* blocs. c o holvmx* R RANG, bPRAOL'KAOO., OLOTHING, imn m>umM u«t H.lMTtflMi. • ^evl ■ - • Mica. W. O. HEDRICK A CO., Saffirs & Hmffiaaiers, MAIN -BROTHERS, Jmm, MBflicins, Grocsris, ^/.vwo^ IIAMT15OA • aajl ■ MICHlOSM. Groccmw find Produce, KTATR ter.. HAXTl'OA MICH W. PARKER A M>N. LiverycunaimaT. & SaltSliUi liaamvcw • • •*»’ • * * ",c" JlorvtaasdOsr^K”***11^: LEW.'cAMPBJtl.t. . “City Restaurant,’’ 4.vo otrrx* otror. Ht.vv mm". HAhTlMX dlCH NUMBER 31. duttoethat leep far to some wnmi to be eoeU cumniieteed work, live I own eelfishi and his great hand executed his works of I thtogs that'll Lring^em. He thrust bis Land, a little lees to sixo the pasL But ho ehoked them duwn, then a oom man spade, down Into the co- and bumming a snatch of on old ballad, fingers cnaccompli yeraous depths of his ituckot, anti brought ho thrust his nauda down into hie puckit un fall uf twenty dollar jiii-cce. >eta, walked bock tn the eml uf the ear, "Don’t yer think I can stand these pulled the gigantic cxJlar of his shaggy here (.Thieagers, fur fourteen buurs?” ouat up arvund his cars,buttaued it close, A noduf aasWnt from three or tour, and leaped back against the window in that lung tedious etonny night in Janua>y, 1867. and a smile of curiosity from the rest, silcnco* The car rattled on. What a mind was answered his aucativn In the affirmative. Death Indoors. "You must nave town in luck, sirnn- there; what a giant intellect aleetong Cr said onenriuusluukiug man ‘You buried awav from light and usefutuoM by a rubbish of prejudice, habit and eusre mure than yuur share of nold.” *• have, eh ? Wai I recon nut I' tom doing but half work fur want of came honestly by it That’s a fact And there's tkt-ui living who ecn remember thia child when he weut round the prai­ er Webater, going about the world, strug­ ries trapjuug prairie hens and the like to gling with his own euuL yet bound by gut him a [Kiir uf *hu.-s to keep the mu- chains of ignorance, wluch precluded saaaugum from bittiug my tuee; I’ve his doing but a moiety at good it lay iu become so etdeeblod that their cunsiitubung myself up tnun> nur <me night to his puwur to du the Umber, to keep uut uf the way uf the leut thing in the world gives them cold; wild varmint*; be.1 atoe|iii;g ta the world even going from uno room to another, ta the czutcd uf a trvu top Nuw I rockunyuu wuuldu't bejjvo it, but 1’recvoo Irish wuiunu sud her child, and tuuk one and before they know it they know it they all winter without a shoe on my £*it; fa.tharbac ; soon a young girl seated have a culd all the time, and this is noth­ herself by his side, and as the night hours ing mure or lees than cunsumptiun; audtived uu wild gamu, when 1 auuld where as, if an opposite practice had catch it That's u tact ’ been followed of going out an hour or “Didu’t otiut your growth,” said a voice u«ar. falling rain, a very different result would “Nut a bit uf it. It brought me up praii-e so wonderful rright. umy. These 1 tnuug.H .me rue speltt..a: 1 Wvuto . wiU J “i~‘ | r utuy. I thought uue spoil £.a! I wuuld 1 lot uut entirely, uut tue and luulhur bold I t ___ >_____ > 1 t. N. OAI.TXJWAY, * a . 1/ , 1——1. r lu>——ro* MU*I. , ta,hia shaggy hair black as & bat make you ashamed to meet her in hear*° ’“bdi, hie dark pieming eye en." and his iaw eternally roving with a runs-| All thia happened while waiting, to tog quid bs^weeu them, with a smile of wood just out of Chicago. The gratf good humor, notwithstanding his seem- man was swelling with emottous tailed tog impaiieeca,'attracted every one’s at- j up from the dark shadows of the past; teuhou. i his bi’ rvuirii form heaved like a great 7 1 billow w|nm the ocean U1 •IrBgjlr.. ,.d Ukb -Udu<*«! WbB W Ou I X gUwec u4« 1. n— t-ulU. Ttoc. u.i*iag uu «pu ». -ICh ■ teiriUc oath. , *teH * .CuTty-t b«.« ■ A-4 Um - s -r l»w«» ebx*«d iU evens Uwre Edmund about in Me book, “The Eoan Question,' makes the following tatedy triad hfa hand at a duum Ilf i il founded a factory, converted a Catholic, gone round the world, and road the cum- fourteen husbands, and changed his poli­ tics nineteen times. A German bee thrashed fifteen uf his dearest friends. of innoccnte are bidden to kneel before a KUIhoU •U‘*~ L J lEudul U» wuxh U upti.. . ““21 gather, eoldum take cold at all , J* of foy .truwwre, ______ _ «u I____ . to give place tu incomers, was pealegs put .a .. stop to it, I nap tied aud made quint by a handful of and cuuciudud that six foul five wuuld du cbreinuts and a glowing bit of candy fur a follow that cuuldri t afford the ex- i pouairo luxury of a wile tu make briehca i I uut uf the big man’s Ducket. When he left the care tor refrashmouta, be brought .or him. It was uuly the .Oto fur my t back his hands full uf pies, and diatriLmother that ato[»[wd my growth. If I’d । uted them among the weary group. A uad an idea of a sewing nuwiiino, there's | mother and «ev>-n children, the eldest he threatens to ana tax' iev tluit—but gut enough dem thuughts. tu.-nad that Lriy thou*- | "Vhicagu!" slum ted the breakman; ver htaitated * tteitetW )■ thuusand, and thavSuto ln an instant all was confusion, and Us ship and ksytan. ' ROWER. Daa<ar la lanlligUr flo it&aix.and jou nUW an.’ 'And aD JW *rigbLring their grain feU “ Boots -#c Shoes, fir that sr mill, sir. J. UH. beach btsebt bostos SS5S F‘ lucusta buppumng thendure, that a common man weighs as much as 16,000 cm! can be heard l-16lh of lather leit the cars at every stepping a hundred <1* ill are A human life has place, and returned muni stupid and many a time tiald fur an applodumpling. sound in'wind and limb ought to be able bwuuiy each limn, scolding the little tired. Wheh uur wires get to work they find to ma. e himself heard al the distance of 1,600 miles ; and when he sneerad ^>is Ihctnsclves in an utterly exhausted ecm— ~-----,, " ,. Tr ‘ ' Rianriff iua tunous roa cyvs uun. u» ditiun; their ambition to complete a thing, house ought to fall about his ears!” Supposing a flea to weigh one groin, to du sumo work well, sustain I tfcooi un- wMeh i« move than its ectnnl weight,*®^ k, m.k. . tauM did to jump one and a half vards, a cetmada «„L uu Luumk. ultldu U» u.d -»» Bill -vdd man ol IbO pounds, with jumptag war* eucuui aiuug. | uvm7budy.” Nu bite of refresbera in prvpurtion. cueld jump LMB0 “Strangvr,” said tljs rough great man nu cxhi.eisting draught, uu res', and his whulo tncv toumiMl up with a fur fat crow baby, camo to her all ming'.cvl exjuveoivo uf ptau aud pride ; ' jbu lung night, save when the big man * stranger 1 spoke a surd Ure I didn't. .tateb.d out his great bands and took Great Catastropho-As Island &ab> .moauto; a slight word like, about my her baby buy far an hour, and It? him throat to worry and trouble them fur 4 merg ’d and 10,000 Ptracm Drowned. ki»U. muthrr I would giro all the gold in my ; piay n-uh his splendid wsteb tokeep him months; or lung fever to put them In the iiockrt to bring lieu tauik far one Ituur to ' (*uh^ grave in lees than a week. luuk ui»ui tha couutry as il in nuw. She j qpll giro ve a thousand dollars for Our wives should work by the day, if, Tortola, one of the Britbh West I<= Lad her rabiu here when Chicager was biln *> he, as he handed him back , they must work at all, and not by the job; dlrs, has been submerged, and 10,000 nowheie; here oho raised her buys—■she to ber nrtlIt. [x-r-ons drowned. Advices from Porto wuklu t gi»o llicui Imnin’ bulshstaught .*yuu may hare tho whole lot for that, ’ Rico to the Tib Inst, have bean received. us butter taings than buola can giro : fa ; un,M-,?Ivd the drunken father, with a A terrible hurricane visited the southern be honest, uwiul aud* indnstiiuna. She gvine like grunt continuous labor which brings health and poiUon of the Island, destroying all the taaglit ue tube faithful and true; to | bargain,” said the big man, suuul by a friernd and bo generous to an ; -pondin' tho muthor is willing." . gUscrUautj. and 4,000 (amjllen an destitute. The uaemv.’ It's thirty years, -trangvr, sinco “ladade, sir. it's nut tho uue uf thorn IMU. । 1-lvCrjx.ol, steam* r, wbleh was sunk wo dug her yuvu by the take side with far mor*ey.' was the quiet during the bumcane, carried down |5,THS OLD BUCKSRConsulting a Lawyer. 008.000 In sjede and merchandise. The A countryman walked into the office )<*- of the fitesm-shlp Company, at BL calm where »e bad beeu reitod—the . jjo< kindly he helped her off the cars, iudtaa* bad killed our father long be- 1 at tha brvak uf day thqy camo to Thomas, will amount to >12,000,000. Some 600 bodies remaining unbuiied *T say, Mr Cundnetor, when will tho fure, and we'd nothin* to keiip us—and their journey's end. । so we went to seek our Lrtimes. My ' Thus all night bad he been attracting have been burnt on the bland. 1 next Lxiaves train go to 8L Iaaus?’’ 'Stile trouble’ biuttiir, he took duwn there to St Ixads , jj, n uentjun of the waking unoe in tho -Heron o'clock aud thirty minutes, jjut thia krndueee and rough* West Indies,belonging CoUnat BrRadn, to-night sir ” was t)>e gentlemanly re- and rot married down there aume'ers; aud I just went where tho wind Uuwed, j^tatanssa would soon have been furmA- “that a man oly to the rough question. below a1 tasted be'.wm Virgin Cords and Bt [,y tlio mass uf tha paseengers, had r ‘Eleven teefcek and thirty minutes I and when I'd serened muncy enough tugeihte, I came bock and bought a few nui damped it upon our memories should build twelve milea, ami 1ta breadth four retire Go to Texta! Why, it’s ton this very acres of land around-vny mother’s old iritis his gold. Btaute. I’D bet my bouts sgmnst a op into the other cabio. for the place where I'd bud her i*j winder who he is?' JgUtt b»*H»r jack-knife the munitag cxi-rrss is off 'Whuto did he get inT' part mainline a harbor. J it hu been trutio tad an bones was snin-d like. Wai, in the course of time, it turned right up to the “What an taterueting character/’ ; nuddk uf L'hionger. I couldn’t stand “Eduottiuu wuuld spoil Lhn." itaA—T loved my M muthsr tou welt to I ‘Wliat rich furs f Europeans. TatioUhne ItaOtrvareor, ^‘teUk. f-llcr all to smash—- । [at umulbuasre radio urtrf her grav.s so 1 -Did yen notice what a splendid watch 1 earne back al>uai fifteen years ago and be carrite " Fourteen hours to Chic agcr, puffin and Quietly mwed her away to the bwyto’ ■ t “He a wme greet man incog. ’ ktoMta’! I’ve been told that they keep gsunudi aud then • wont l*«k to Texas, j | guoh were a few of the quanta that a regular six hundred hues steam power the terrified applicant ft* local advfaa, It isl that have built the dam, and Ila It van* A. ' »r innocente li* e themsehoe. * r hie shadow never grow ' , eausteutatumsly bora evhaps ddagmore good ’ PAIMB- o<h IthoM who deuita the right of the �Ed Bxwwxa.—I do not knar vhei mxy b • your India 1<#s1' the •ubfactof pri-c flitting:—whether you ‘put up your hands’.’ jrrivati-ly or have a horror for the manly art of self deen-e,—whether yea cheer Uw asral 91,00 ijo bbto SMb» SMrtint, Su/ar, r. iiwr " Whichever mayba. _ kp* about 'the groal I'WIK yartard«y, between Prod B’wy and Andy Duffy and if ywu don’t ■IIII Mlh—JBIM B IB Iwoutentto that Beland I went in audfaulUrao in execution. In short all rampany, targely ao. Among the two imaginable vnribUta of French, German. thousand pe<qte on that train, time Italian, Englfah and Japanese oraamontai goods all imported from the manubave not hitherto declared for hlmbeQaoae tAey, or moot bf them had p-r- chants grain tohlpare. negroratinstreta. Itataren direct, andaold ben a) MaU methbOM of Ccttinw, brufaert, gam­ for leas than tbe whole sale coot in New mnal asporaUons far the presid-mv. Bit a-ldo Crun these would-bi'-cau^i-' bler*, roughs, reporter* and pimpe, to- York importers stores. Take the whole da'os, the Rcpublloans from principle ge’hhr with hnn<tred< far whom clasain- catabti-hment through, one it will be hnv» teen inclined tn lr«k tof-’onJGwjnt cation to Imjusalble. Ya, for aH ‘tbe found to contain everything dwdmblo an the next president cvO- e‘nee tbo War be'ero!ptnou.« composition of that crowd, far toe onuuneutaitanof the parlor, gar­ ekaMd,ahd not beenuae tiien waa any they, were well behaved and peaceable, den aud Iuwb.-’1 be picture gallery conneowalty for securing the influence of not a single fight occurring during the talntf soma exceedingly beantiflil works his military pro tlxs. but ftom the'ptv day except tho grand mill which al! of American artato, but I have no room cams to wltneae, and it ta ttn'uat for the to notlo.- them to-day. The big tioldleris Fair I- still In racreconcile txR dlffcrenere and promote dally papers to denounce them In the bnrtnonv «nd fes'emal feci ng, b •»“' t*n unmvaaujed tennv whichhi|v« been ap- ceeaful operation. One thing about it the principles of equal aud exact Justice, pU*-d to them. It was amusing to see promises to be a failure. Borne $2500 between tbescctionalatcly at war. And how >orne very respectable profte-ion-'J worth of valuable musical instrvaonta have been donated, and are to be raffled yet, the popular reaction cla'med by pie and morcaoti'o gentlemen »tru^g'ed to off at $6 a ohauce. Tbua far only about Copperheads as being exhibited in the hi le thefl>eelvev4fom sequelntastes and $<00 dollar, worth of tickets bare been results of Vic late e ections, a re -c* ion when d:scovered, offered the moot sold for It. however which does not extol In fact, r dlculous excuses for their Journeying '1 be quotations, on ehange are repertbaa not, it seems to us, added any new forth, at tbe unacaaonable boar of 7 a m, sd today aa follow.: —Flour dull, $13,2.1 motive far urging ibe cblma of Gen. to gooua plo-nlo In Novesnbre. The i for white winter; MJJO0O.7S for spring Great as our candidate for tbe prcal-len- battle waa fought very ctoeo ta the scene extra. Wheat dull U.K2,fc! far no. 1; cjr, but on the contrary teach ua the of the recent cum bet between Dorney $1,001,77 farno. 2; $1,«7 far nu. 3. Coro morotiian propriety of knowing that and Fitapmld and was, altogether one to c for no. 1; U20M c for no. 2 ; 7B&81J of the most splendid figtite on record Id this country. 'It w fought In one for new. Oars, MK--M ; Hye, $1.»@1,hour forty-one and a half minutes and 31 for no. 1; tl,2B(«l,33 far no. t Bar­ ley, $1.3&S1,4O for no. 2 Timothy seed died and thirty-four rounds. When $1^0&2.10. Flax, $1,08. Mees Po-k stripped for tho fight, Bu-sy presented $19,301075. Lard, 111 •!-<* U o for D^ cembvr. Cumberland* 80$i c. Short are not sure wo can elect any other man. a magnificent nppearance. Tbe muscles ri s, 10 e 101 • Bweet pkfeled hams 11® Any man thus selected, with no refer­ of bfa anna, shoulders and cheat stood HJ. Green bams D|. Shoulders <H c. ence to his pcronal political con fictions, out I ka i^atocsof leathern thonga,wUlle would be ahnret sure to be defeated, no UieHgti'ncffl and;race of every move­ mutter bow great bls military preatiro. ment indicated the pooseorion of the On the contrary, tbe num who to Adec*- finest physical condition. Duffy was s*.-There la no longer any doubt that ed becauM of hi* firm convl tton o 'I he trained down altogether too close and the 'Reynbllcena have carried North aterual Ju-Uteond truth of the principles ! seemed very spare, almost to weakmwa. Carolina, by a hanctoomo majority in fa­ and policy of tbe Republican party would Early In the fl.-ht, It became evident vor of the Congree-lunol plan of rtoonIms sure to bo elected by n decided ma­ that Duffy'S tactics were to blind Bussy atni' tion. Thai tie pool luu of the jority with or without tn Hilary predige. and coax him to a foul blowby constant­ Southern Rudlrale in iy be fully under­ Hence wo do not m go tho claims of Gen. ly dropping to his kuers. Fortunately, stood, and'tlielr moderation app eclated Granton tho ground of avallibliity, but Rrasy was too well trained to be led In­ wo append the artlon of the party in to (bis trap, and exhibited s rapprising because he fa our rrprcaenfatfor man. Many of the soundest Radicals in tbe amo*intof Self-contml in not only catch­ party have looked to Gen. G'mnt, since ing blows hilt delivered at the moment ,^At the maaa meeting at Washington, tbecto^e of tho war, with tho hops that of Duffy's /irnpT'lng, but by abstaining two cx-Cun federate cotoneh, Rodman he would etiind In tbe right position to for many n«un<te,from falling n;x>n him, and Carter, i>j-oko; Rodman urging the ba the Republican o ndidate for the even when Duffy dropped without ■> acre plane-, of tha j nocut lnul«, and presidency, and now that he fa bnown to blow; On the first round, Bussy drew Carteru glng delay until tbo late ConAecvpy tha: position, and it •• general­ fl, st blood and on the thirty-eight give f-dcraios thouid boagain allowed to ly conceded that he fa to be the chosen Aoe fTrs: knock-down by a clean rfgbt- vote. Tho Republican Convention in leader, of course with all the seal of new handu' la Duffy’s ribo, a shot which Cbuwan County oppooed “d. awing the converts tbo hangvra-on to tho party was handsomely repeated in the forty- “lines of disagreamvut distinctively cheer fuudcst and long* ri for Gen. Grant foqrtb mend. About the elpht'eth “between the two races, wbcoe interests and with no evrtaln knowledge of the round, Unary seemed far a time quite “are too cfoeeiy idvutiGed to tx> involved reason why. and from tire action of Uifa, blind, and Duffy far three or four rounds in ruin,” and opposed all class or outer legfalstfon. The Convention in Ashe certainly not a representative (.’a-o, tho bad things all hie own way. Then a eharp cut on the pocket under County <.p]*red -chisa pro criptionv" cQpperbovdaclaim that avallibliity to tho only rearou why Geo. Grant is, by tbe tho ri^ht eye opened Rand Buesy gotto The Convention tnrCumberland County Tcrdlc: of the parly already its ac'.-.nowl- sec a Utile from Ihta optie, the other be- offered the right hand of fellowship to all who, forgetting post hoaUlit'es, tlvc which in duces the thinking men for some time seemed quite weak and up would aid in reconstructing the State. The Convention ta Northam|4on itf'Ae party to giro their unao<rght, but to the hoe hundred and third -round was wnantnicur support to Gen. Grant as punished terribly about the head, Duffy County condemned sectional feeling in­ their candid itn for the prceldepcy.. Our all the while forcing the lighting. At dorsed the Republican platform of e-jual country need* repose offer years of £ra- this point however, Bussy got hta second rights. Invited capital and Immigration, Usrnal strife, and it Is because webelftr* wind, as the pugs say and In turn forced the fl ^feting savagely, directing hta Hkdy thou anything Aloe to promote re-1 blows against Duffy's ribs, heart and oonelltaUon and roo'o ailon on the liases neck, every time- Duffy managed to get ID some wry severe returns on quallrleations. ' Tbe Convention In Bla­ arCongrereional Rcon lruotion, that 'wo urga bfa nomlna-jon and election. Hta Bacay's faee. abd »<ain rosoried to his den County donlared that “while the spirit uf magrnud m i ly towards Uta Booth dropgsane, but tbe time for that wm Demix-r»tie party ta obviously a white has been man!footed ever slhce be made post aa hla strength wua evidently gone. ‘‘man’s party, the Republican party ta ■jch jgouerous tefnu of surrrnd.r to In (he one buwdrcd -and thirty-third •‘the potty of all mon, rlen or js-of, , Ooo. Lot, and yet, he haa al ways atlnn- round Duffy received a terrifld blow on ‘•white or black, hiving for its motto ed the unyielding ncc-ta'ty of protec­ tbe heart, and another so he was falling ‘‘eqqal rights to all men.” It declared ting ihe freodmeu in all tho ‘‘rightoof on the nock, these settled him, and al­ for equal taxation and free sboota. The life, liberty, nnd the pursuit, of happl- though ho managed to rise at tho call of mountain counties of North Carolina, ness.” In the oame spirit waa bla n po t "time.” it was only to be knocked down adjoining East Tcnnewec, contain jt io IbeProaldont. rlx months plater, on ^ala by another over, the heart. Wb«> strong Republican element. thecondltfon of Abe Booth, lu.which bo -'UM’ "waa again c..llcd, he could not urged that ti>e profa-elons of loyalty on riae from bis second's knee, bla head Howard, in hla report of the operations thsjwrtof tbo Southern rebels should fell back as If ho were swooning and be of the Freedmen’s Bureau, mentions .hoaeoeptod aa genuine, and tboi they finally whispered that he could do no tome IntcrtWing facta Illustrative of ths Ateouldbatrualu'laa oyal cltiauna so long more. Mtko McCool, whs was emo of eonllnued engrrm-ao of the colored peo­ aa they, hoe srp Uith olrprufowious. And hta soremds reluctantly towed up the ple for education—facta which show n- Ora hi wmt. ,cn this princlpie Uuugpwi has att d Jn that th' lr haste tn avail themselves of batafany with ,«>• expressed views of wanted over to him ebook hands sad af- tho privilege of being taught sprang not Qoa. .tyrant and tho result tixtoy bid ter ward ran a' foot-ram down to the from aftvo ol novelty, as •omc sup|ne­ fair lobe the complete restoration of aH tarsiWbis thirty or forty rods. When ed, but from genuine appreciation of the ; tbo Bbsiaa to tha, righto and privilogro Hie <are started, Buasy and one of bls advantage* of education. The toU.1 trainers, Jerry Donovan went thfoofh number uf day, night, and industrial them collecting money for poor Duffy schools undur tbe supervision of tho and goCro.ns.a400, of which he Mrnacif Bureau1 to 2,12)7 with 2,442 tear hers, of gave 160. W»U> the exception of one Suekwod and ebook «I01I Duffy’s whom are ecolored. Tiro number of ocholara fa 130.7B5, showing an lucreaa i beutod by the men of thrir cbofce in the of 40,000 sin os tbo fast annual report.Haifa of National Legtalatfon. Thia ts tire Radlcd Republican j tatform, and it sapport wholiy or in port I,OM of tho hwttn all tbo laud a no mo expiyieWiog •cboota, and payee an averse $H,AUe Indorsor than Gen. Great, and bo man month for tuition. These flgmware can queetioo hta unfaltering adlrermee crtaJnly encouraging, and other por­ tothe (reentry as well in tbe hour ef peril ttone of Gen. Howard's report are not as in tbe hour of not olal tstamph. ArotaterindfosttoB.ufbtocoopertoiou' w«.h tt» poticy atfopito by than tiie apjnojrtuUona that there a famre enough -lid on band to carry It c 1 Mil Jaiy. when Ito extotence terminal by limitation. Cocnewary ra. pl 1 tea limited extent have boon haired to Government office whatever. —The Papal troops are acti vely engag­ ed ta building de'enri-e works for tbe protection of Holy CHy. ' gave bsEielil aa oollatend. The note has oaey.e: to run. —The N. Y. Tr^nme published in foil Senator Sumner's lecture, “Are we a Nation," and it wlU be at puce tasaod in pamphlet form in Boston. —Mr. McCulloch says hb report will not be sent to Congress uut 1 the day af­ ter the Prealdcnt’s Meesage in Decern- Satind Suit•I .4U-itool Gat rob£ Drm Coatfar Ufor 97.00. MUDGE & BAILEY. LI. Harn.—A otmaible exchange IC matters not how many no wapaa man takes hta list is Incomplete without bis home ncwsjiaper. if that paper la nut such as fee would wish, be should feal that himself aud neighbors are responsible, In a measure, for the ahortcomli>L. Give a paper a Hb-.rd support, active sympathy, and it will instantly rw-poud io each a msnirtuU- are appreciate;!, and b- la tho moot re­ sponsible being on enrth; bla paper beoruing a part of him elt, he fa as ocn-1Jtc io prase or eem areas a dating fath­ er. Nothing can aupp’y the plaoerof* home paper. It la the mir or in which the town and neighborhood new# nro reflected; in social, political, and rpll;oua cirri co, 1! (Ills a place no other paj-crean. When a need of ccotxsrny eompefayou to cu tall your newajwp-r list, strike offevery other one bo'ora you my to th** publisher of your homo Jour­ nal—“Stop my piper.” - DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS F. D. ACKLEY & CO. DOFT FAIL TO CALL 1 SB! Nrw Hamdjhire Democracy.—Tbe New Hampshire Democratic State Cunveut.oo November 14th, nominated JobnG. Sinclair for Governor, and re­ solved to thank Gov. Hemman far bls speeches in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio,.aud New York. The platform goes aim Inst Conga stoonal reconatraetlon, lutalnst Impartial suffrage, agalua! any restriction on the sale of nun, against exrmptlnc any pro;arty from taxation unlrw it ought to be exempted. To buy your DRUGS AND MEDICINES. To buy your GROCERIES. To buy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. TIN Lda.lt art Dip ti RflBBff SHOP. To buy your Tbaveling Ba»_Ho has the neatest, bed, largest and cheapest assortment ever brought to this market. Don’t you Believe It. sets. INK: To boy your Books k Sta­ tionery. Grot Rtiictin fe 60 Dap! LJJiCE AND SPLEKDID STOCK OF GOODS! $30,000! #30,000! ‘ocantr I moi it wit goons i tu* wS . i- , . That’a that's the matter al Roberts’ Pioneer Drug A Bow­ store. My Goods have been BOUGHT TO SELL u the peo­ ple will find out, on giving me a call. I obtained them in New York, and can sell them as cheap a* Detroit and Chicago houses da- I did think of advertising these goods, but our neighbors hare ao completely exhausted every source of wit, wisdom and Awmor, in the many bright scin­ tillations of prose, poetry and blank Tere*—besides telling some of the Dogonded Whoppers ta tha bargain, that I have condodad not ta edrertiae. Bat, m I e^d Lafora, I hare AW Hl r» Writer. and they tn »» ■rie too. If you aM *»r Ixxlj-prihodox, beurwtox, or �■UKumu xDvzxnm m<MOBy SAAWb J^tAHlsrvllbe xsxwhan«o. JAMB JOCMTOS, Pr-jpriMwl uofuu'i min bbbu, S*«.lS3tt*SV!S Ur. raodiUoe .f Ito ak-4. .t.Imi. tog-KZSXiiXh * UVZB, STOMACH. 01 DJQETIV1 ORfiANB. . - ^srTJKssc —w —» aito DrrOooda, tn. Groceries, Hats & Capa, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, ^BAL DTAF* AfiKMCX 1 -y XI. WBXGHT,« Roal Estate Broker, 1* SBcteags Btaok. J KIDDLXYILU, - KARAT CO, - kIGA«UA. Hooflanth German Bitten RUSSELL man (of course, you dan*tallow the good wife} getting up In hta' sblrt-.t------•leevea and building Urea out of green wyod! Ugh I /-—A chess club has been organised In nettings. The following gentlemen we.e selected to exercise a “fatherly care” over the society : President,—Hon. Jan A. Rwkexey ; Vice President.—C. G. Townxkkd ; Treasurer,—D. R. Cook ; Secretary,—E. A. Holusok. Native Wink.—A very flno article of Nattye RnrcnATD Wnrr Is on sale at the Drag Ftore of F. D. Ackley a Co. k NEVINS. We WrtJL MOtae tiMBitM— HOOFLAND'S OEBMAS TOKIO, Greea Tew, M (• gl.CS. Best MMrt’wt gf Creekrry li Tewi. Hoofland'a German Bitters. 17OR SALE,-A Hawi tails ths Vitae. T?0R 8AIK-1 f.r«n VmU.a.a. MldikrUto 1 PwtQBto,Wl»rsAto>-. NS sews MMar n«d Improf rrnrui; ■ (wd to*». to omaf Itoto« ertovdr l» tto cvunlr. “ria. (Ml UA«to. It a-rwnf .hr. ten 11,r froend rod frrw.r t lo®J» i.m. M.WlUoiiT. Mldllrrltte. Uxr.b Mb. IMT. Fresh G«W» csistaitly hui. •M G»*4s srlllsg maHlem «T rwi. -J 07,000 Ft. Pln<-tanlter.amw.ti**a?n«ato J_ MuK Kin. bJ.r4.,N«.lf1.<.J<.l.S:pMKi»<, ’ M WilfKT. HOOFLAKD’S OEBMAB TOHIO J£MrtKE BLOCK. TO CALL I SIX I Monument ASNoci.itlon have bad pre­ pared two lithographic rvprvwnLitlar.s of the [mpove<l monument to beerevtodz' In Detroit by Randolph Roger*. the emi­ nent sculptor. One lithograph la large .be, bandroxnoly tinted, and mttkev on attractive picture. It wtilbcaold al$l,- j bn. A smaller litliormph, epuatly well i nuUap, Aux to. 1M7-—BttTl DISSOLUTION. Tk. C&putvrahip bmtofoto .ri«ls< .sdrr A OKA XT. tedtoUr^d by mImI smwwL .’EJEstg dense on Thursday evening, Dee. 5, '87. They cordially Invite the public to be preeeut on that ooctalon. ir TOILET AND ’ICLE. ntoHBimff r Traveling Ban* i the nestest, beet, eapcst assortment to thia market L’b, the matter a* rat Drug 4 BoR»* Soods have beta at, on gitin'l ■** ■d-tor. m Nr» .cllihem-ftow d ChiofS bouM ok of rdrertitog but our neighbow PWy esh~*d if mt; iMMfawW N. BARLOW. W. P. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. HMltogs,As( IS, IM7. Middleville Items. -- '1 rcasurer Robk !« using well tbe the coutld- nee reposed In him by our oouu.y totbera. JCeW and durable tlile- j ualka. sndotiier thln.s too numerous u> mention, under tils direction adorn our , Court Housesquare. Friend Asa, go °n I with tbs internal Improvement*. -- Tbe Jlaa-JtiEN Indfpmdant has re- i crovod, mrt exactly to Mlddlvville(*) but i to new quartos*. We expect that, ta its cosy ofllcc, the wUlorwUl advocsU- with | renewed energy the prtadplss of the : ■great unwashed** party. —R. Land, arRAocr A Co., dltsohod, and for the p*-t two wc< ka the senior member has l*en surM|Utt *J.>hesi. elodtaim'* iMr But when a man h trying to work for humanity's take,* we tike to see him suitably -rewarded. We would there­ fore recommend to wur many friend* --QVTl-Fsay»tbat he observed the who may want a superior article of Water-proof, OU Polish, or Hamwe meteoric display of wanckring starp Blacking, to purchase DB. DTVnrn- lately. He aaya th*l all that la nece— rvto iterate a sigM of 'em-every day la (wo pinta and asbo.t, sharp and tunning encounter with a sign pod. . Cut Baptist friends, at Castleton waa Ua-jcd on the 22d ln»L agninU Centre, have been bolding for some time Henry Lartnbee, ebargsd withan assault past, a-protracted meeting.. We learn I ami battory.on hie wife, nnd placed in that many Uavo been converted. —rNext io ehcnting the printer, the I the.himd* of tbe Sheriff So serve. The t-herWitartodln ponmlt, and after trac­ meanest wretch we know of is he who ing him' to MeCaRYey's mill tD-Qoye. can wilfully and maliciously teal a baInarnei th it ko wan on bls way to a SPECIAL NOTICES. Bristow A Mead, having pur­ gentleman's nuLlencn withtmffato rob* undcrTHU Brin. The FherifT started la­ chased of R. J.GbaXT, Ute Intact si ta yers ill, and arriving al the n-ldenee Rower Block, will shortly remove their ▲ Card to Sensible People. afcrveald, discovered Ills bird Just com­ stock of Groceries to tlm s-rne. ing over the bill usnr at hand. He, KaUoasI resdsr. If lbs •>?♦<' sf tbs wvsibsr -- Tbo Lottery schema which has seeing Uia.Sb«ltT, started lathe opposite been on tbs taplf for months past, camo r.. uncertain, yon oould nut ta footok. ontmg'i dirreciion* under full beedor steam with ofl* last week, and dryw something of a tbs i-brrilTln pursuit, who,after a sharp house; E. McCaffrey, drew what la raw. egptuJod-.thA'fcUmtiGhdtaDOW be­ mors appreciated the diamond ring. ing tried by JusUygoo^, Pricing one nt our most popular dry good's .tone tbe other day wo overty iaatcnles cmmnfttod from:limo to bearda cmvsreatiun bet weentwe^young ■ . . .-.tlw IIInllratM A time during tbs post three years, by a hitherto respectable citizen of thia vil­ lage, have JimI come to light, and which In tbo number and variety of the goods taken h almcat without a parallel Id the history of crime. Upto tills Um®, and tbs luvcttigutione are still going do, FVItfe DRUGS, .. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. liwanr, t:,. crr.lrsl .... K*rn »» In. con. powrdinr of Pbyririu'. PmcripUtoe,.»4 VasdItoc.p.^ -- The M. E- Quarterly meeting clos­ ed last Pabbath, and »n one of unusual profit and Into ret Un that occasion 28 peiwm.-. weie baptised. Presiding Ehler Banos and .be beloved poxtor Rev. A. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, -The u.atorlu of Queen Estb r Is 4n preparailu::. and will be pr*dueed soon judging from tbe dcc.dodly iragicvopcratic airs, and tbonmaly appcurni.eo of our loading vucahata Look out fur uf DRUGS AMD HRO7. MUDLxvrtXs 1BOT. Drug & Bookstore. w Do You Indorse Thum 7—in the Intkpmdeni of la-t week, we find tho trea*o>inb!e'Rcs<>luttons adopted by the rec-nt Opprrtiead Convention In New Hamiwhire. Mr. Editor do you Indorse ilirtnT plm-c give us an explicit un- BUSSELL ' & NEVINS. iihi Rtntxixo to Saginaw.—The Jackson Lansing end Saginaw railroad ta now completed to the latter place. and trains commenced running regularly on Wed- VERT LOW FOR CARB. ADVERTISEMENTS. ini y. ‘ Thia la well enough; but ta addlifon to this society, cur mm suggests an or­ NEW ganisation which shall furnish enter­ tainment and instruction during tbe en­ Suing winter evenings to both sexes.' We would like to see our popular Rsad-; ss-yr-y Ing Circle, take Initiatory steps toward securing some of the popular lecturers | of the nation. What say* tbo worthy Prcaldentof theCirdo— Bro. BancbostT I wawu'Ai Siiekidak's Ride.—TheGrvelEqutairlan Shenandoah Valley Steel Plate Engraving. Executed"by Sartain. Cad- DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN PIECES FALLPBINTS UN iu n cu $1,000 for li Or HUUUd $10, UN fir 10 01 MAIN BKOTHKR8 City Xewa Depot, �.......... Ok, yoe pili* astir pleats*, * Do-. Il wuat ftrrtsry lefty, de it sett, yes Ossky tommy, Ut Us BesnsMii vstky rr roti tm good goods coup. STOCK 5 HARDWARE, Mr. w‘..l .11. it. n,oUry. Nsms>« fata Itoastog(sky, O»<y m Ils Ipj*** ss.tr, HxthV. <Uri«y, nek/ by. PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY’S JUST LOOK AT T11ESS PWCES! A Good Orsreost foe 13 W worth 11000 swwrfrKmw «arr« IRON & STOVES Z>n/ Goods, Boots $ Shoes, Hatsand Caps. Groceries. Piece Goods. Crockery And Glassware. The Saratoga eorrrspondeet of a Chi­ cago paper givtl thi? example of the bah-ful effects of the mineral springs st Saratoga: . ‘ c Yon remember what an abotemlou* and highly moral man Babcork la in Chloagok He Is a member of all the so­ cieties ; belongs to three churches, I uu- Trunks, chela. Ha's. Caps Ac. All wnexe Marine rtnahw '~.m n« <111 tori derstaad, and ia a prominent officer of a base ball dub. Every one knows Bale iimr trniaaiBU viu.nn er t»iu, u rock. He la, strictly epeaking, a virtuatm citizen and the owner of a grain ele­ CUSTOM W01K MADE TO ORDER vator. Well, even be dnnk do much water from scvrral dtfl’b-vl.t springs, that he vent to hl. wile the other nigh Injo bed with hut bouts on, and klaoei her—■something she declares be has no: done before for ten years. "What's tbo matter with you, Mr. Babcock ?" queries h’s spouse, rising In surprise and Indignation. “Ab I to be treated lu (hla manner In a hotel where we pay tOOa week? Why. Mr. Bab­ cock, what do you take me for T' • "Take—you for (slowly and with a thickleague)—take you fort Why my deaf -J took —you—for—eomebedy else. ’ ’ ‘‘Mr. Babcbck, your dot bra are disar­ ranged. You've got your vest on wrong aide before, Bad your watch la In your boot. And, aa 1 Uve. bere'sla lady's loeket about your neck." “la there, my dear, to thtre? All right—lock It, lock It Then—then It won’t—won't hart anybody. You nee, my dear, thou it Won't—get—get out— you know." "I know—know IL GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, PHILLIPS * BERTLET ATLANTIC & GREAT WSTKRH Broad Gauge Railway I NEW YORK HARNESS SHOP HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. SUPPORT HOIS INDUSTRY! Oil Regions of Pennsylvania 1 Bread, Grata, Pies anti Cates, WineorTai I’ve been—bora drink—drinking the water*." ‘*WHb a groat deal of brandy. lean smell yow breath, M r. Babduck." “Very—very well, my—my dearFtnell—amel! away, I—1 don't care a d—n." (And here Ur. Babcock snored androUed otBhe bed without waking up.) Mrs. Babcock tried to arouse him. bet did aid rtuaoaod uuUl nearly daylight. Theo ho repeated the stateiQeot that it was the waters, and, wlisn sskud to ex­ plain tbe locket, sal i tbe lady must have (tawed U into tbe t-priug: tint be had lUppsdltup and dropped it Into his bos- •0 eat oemlt other Tar Freparetloes to Mlwodeff ee yea forWlae of Tar, as tU> has wore ’ aaortl tkn illitttn. Wise of T*» sosistaa all lbs Medlslssl proiwrCts sf lbs ftss Tn* Is Ito htatest dsgresh abd to imsaodM as a rsasdy fos i MUSIC STORE. 2SB92S9SSS 500 Doors, s on Lights Hash, J 000 Brewed Pickets, ie.000 ft. Dressed siding, 10,000 ft. D-esm-d Flooring, 6 000 ft. Mouldinn. all sizes, 2.000 ft. Walnut Picture Flame mould­ Ings, new styles. Un. Babcock did not aak any more questions, and 1 suppose oho waaaaUe- ■ -A “playful” ^rifo ia ^ringfield. TO BUY YOUR GOODS I ETEST REEDED KITH IMS STILE, Mam, soot a note mbarhuabaad recent­ ly written ia a disguised hand, signed 'with g flriWiMdMRL ktotfea that she had often seen aod admired tiim. and if ha would inform bar of a, place of meet­ tag she would go ever M tbo room and they would become better acquainted. Husband answered tbo note at emos ap- <tarrragr a»l SSajm f)rjot parali aad liairt, the lady heavily veiled, aud proceeded to the rovuu where tbe vril was remowd. and a g.aml tableau not down in tha billa ensued. Aasuranoe xaads on tbe part uf the husband that it waa nothing but a joke, and that he knew gnat silk dresa made. -Take Notice. Still Leads the Van! BOOTS f SHOES, CHEAP! Great Question 'Ate WTMUTi mwitti. Tn CHAISEe riBXlTVSS •> t’tr, tossrfpdvs ft MXsftt» (start strir. ssd tas&rt y.1.. mAmh • H .rfaeetartMHtsad u. a<aJXA«rftftf>f77N Tbe as^rsignsO will air* -UtaUto* to Egypt and Nubia, am» rise tbo nodal r -ll f H-V W.vrl may bviaade the Gulden Gate of Afn- oowttjjv ■irvirirwi^B. i&'^^xgrw'rarajt V-ta I4GA1. HUMKX.__ BftQM.V10U» a OtttT AB -TBl.XCM rater axt> Toturr Agrtm^ COMPOUND MANDRAKE HUS. ORjOVESTSEN'S .PIAXOS, «» Br«dw.y w™ York, *CatUr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-12-04.pdf 9d05200303abc4ea01c78e2f8b1a82d2 PDF Text Text listings Conner st aswsT's TOWsnra. votuxn.^ TSUa.-AMRBABSVK h HASTING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4,1807. NUMBER 32. BssisrM lirrttstj. 11440923 lonely bo ra nj*.n ibe t rrtblo psic aad ho drew eodpi.ta e-of bow they woXd wo-k a<vtb<r for the food ol Mtore— sympa hire .n .a h etbe *s Joys aad a*rows, aud after paw-nt throigh the wje ad upon her hands. Thirty years she had ahnort said and thoognt had been wasted is oUoority. The saw eerml round of brewing, looking aad dreaming —the constant rare of the infirm, bedrid­ . den mother, and after the death of the ihwsbaad aad fhihar, ■ ting tod to keep even thia poor tool urer Boots and Shoes, Carriai & Wjik-'ills. who had no matter hand to guide her ia the scenes of beauty around her, thus teamed more valuable than any art, to “look through Nauru wp to Nature's God." It was all with the vanished past, however, and sbe stood, as it reeresd, <m the threshold of a am axistenea- The 3artia!t,StnH.lrn,M' bow to pitas ter reiMy lamsattsg yopulartty as only those who bare suSa.ad as keenly sa •be had doue from puwor'y and Ibo lack of fiterxbkSKW bow teap- UM, sitting alioe La b* Uttia atady, she would cart her Up tn fine aesua al U all—teabag indaad that “all ia vaalty and Taxation of ap rit.” srww W. O. HKDUTCK A CO-, r Siiikn & Hinsniiffl, HASTINGS. - - ■ alyl • • MIOL 1 JBiMrtUaj. DrmIeficiis,GflKia, ft Sftrj tf Kateti HiUiKta. w. FARKEB a Wb', ”1 IsEEKSESS fescOcS5^" *l,yj Liiery & Sale Stille, brert history- But i» *• part were the hidden parts of a terrible sorrow, as »xll a* a love aad orer th* pares, where ■<jtong el* could grow. bfereonred the Use’; flower of bitter, bitter hatred. Wall, be had eaasn. Earty ia life be ore night he found • Bor dream*.tabla, and Sum* men would hare bartered in the next steamer after the guilty eunpfe, and with insane rage taken the iifeof the man who had robbed hiss. aad than. perhapa not be a »o t MtnlU «1 • tbaa ste had been to Mcctim* Laoaa-d. bhe wd*H ehuqrs to clbe.s—grown tnoro odd aad to him.^bhe lad not toq cten th^X had istel b* J>« ln>lnl. Lonely LEW; CAMFBKI'U ‘City Bestaurant,’ and there to b»w hr bead >Sd tfesk Him ferrenl ylhatiheDe th Aagrtbad not taken IM dear oar, »ad that iba future had y* Joy la afore far l>«»—that rutarw which to ettai their lo­ �S,— gain in California WgSOBBAT, bring wlth-blm a letter with a money - u on* waa about 6,000. nrs comounui) pabty m Faetary, y«d Denims. Stripe SMrtinf, Best Imperial Tea, Heavy Satinet. pryw< AllRed THZ 1FEGR0 TOTT. ly IndlKrrent with record to It MUG /J,co 1,50 65 on Thanksgiving day. so that there will Il BEBT.8TOGW^BWffS $4,50 PHBMrAIal f is slaves. Ao« a and their editors victories over Sunday tan, end the ex­ hen tbe Dedsratlon of Independence treme prohibitory provisions of the eo> of tbe party prove, tluu, contrary to the to appear at the Opera Jlou-e, A tood-Slaak Owooatfor waa dremad adytaabW. working up popular expectation, and aiding tn filling the house, that ho tborimd to stale that Him Ltotaw’a iw• houId not come to town until tbe very cont course tua been without thespprov- procatuent Southerner, “1 went to Charleston with my master to the great morrow forenoon, of coarse di*Haying bnpcfol of future it is confronted with an oppoeinon in there was great exci’-cinsnt then among men t, siirrvu tided by a pcrvpirinr, w-sary It* old strong hold. Uro Routh, which the colored people, though tbe white threaten. It,exigence, mid ia more Hke- folks didn’t know anvtblng about It llocmcn. and a crowd aa big (Irani or )y b« overthrow forever this monstrous the trains and Fberidan could call forth. Ihibllc opin­ climax of political hr rises, than even ion to very much divided over the Ques­ was Its notoriously treasonable attitude tion of bether he vould barn made amotig thcmwlvw what 11 all meant; rote Is mere likely to be fatal to tt, thim and they got the story around amonyst the sflgma of Copperhearftem. Hence them that the North had put up a man the oppcsif'.uD of the party of equal h j frank and honest face lor an In-tant sujTro.-v. Could these men command that th-sc folks had enm- down to and believe that hu would lend himself the votes of even the mere nomind Ch arte-ten to put up a man who would to a eheat in tho matter." Well, maynumber that live on thesoU of Mleblgab, they would call tn thunder tones for the radiant a, that of the original Goddeea ■nftanehteimcnt of them in thb State. Could they enmmund their vot-.w In stinct of the negroes pk-rcod through all tb-nc who bet on him. or convince them the South, tbc Halls of Consreas.wduld Die diplomatic and technical wrappings, rib® with their voices 'lemanding\unb with which politician, used tn' cover It '-re. by the by. very observant young ertol eafThige. History dcmonrmt tbe truth of Hals, and we have but to fort to the community to which they be­ rite their partial legislation, ---------------- contrary --------- . to -- pie wm fastened to tbe man at tbs North | lecg. One of them has kindly In'ortntbe plain Intent of the constitution of | “pct up to eel them free"—tai Woe'on takes hl, shirt off; Ibn nt 1 Hi.v ■ the United fetatcr, for Iho extention of ly they suffrage to tbc unnatumllrcd refdeetr anee, and Low grandly their faith and ' ton, with a facvUou-ncw peculiarly Uta of thia and other Western States to prove p .Hence Were rewarded—these .xro mat- ' own, "called for gruel," anda third ennwhat their action would be to-day, did Len ofhistory. fldet to a wondering world the facta that they uot understand that the ne^ro vote That IL's Instinctive, simple kno - Weston sleeps - with a uight-cap on, dre, it not for them or for any party but the edge of their enemies snd faith In their 1 not •ar're- ■n’1 11 a horror of do^s. one of equal and exact .lastIce. But re­ friends worked to insure the full Negro j Howthsnkfol we rbould be that we cently tbc Butternuts lusd hoped to com­ vote f.rr the Republican party In :be I «houid know tb<we things. mand. at least, a portion of this vote, campaign - - now just cioMd, Thanksgiving day in tbe 8onth - will be oclebratod Butternut Journal the result of which teso perfect a rtudl- i h>’e ln andsr> thoroughly oiddtehionci wV, by &u tho Cbiesgo Tijjsee advocated their cation of the policy of Congnwsional ‘ of bualnesa. which ta so very Reconstruction, I* confessed clearly i now that nothing the indication, are that the negro vote enough fn tLe Indisposition of tbe more I b>‘ rao F>ln« Is to be a unit for tbe Republican party, intelligent and less ambitious of lho to chnreh and a great deal of going to these eame conolstentf?) fellows howl avert hr extension of the right of suffTagr Identify thsmselvcswith the demoeratle eirt" “ «»'•«!*« Houae, with Beaton party, and by tbe bitter denunciation ' two jxtrfa<m>ooeaai MeVickors, k with tho malignity of the evil one of impartial suOnge Ly the pottbero,! t»u‘a Arlington's, threea: the Musrarn, hima.-lf. But tliriropposition Is to t« Copjvrtmad democmtlc party. The “d 1 d®0’1 **»•*. bow German reputtinowB tha^ a large and Intelligent j and dance*. port of the wh to vote of the Routh, goes | Ha”* yoo Darted tn your Chicago exMe*of all the copperheads of earth, pre­ wlth this Negro Vote, and the number I changes anything about that Quimby vent tbc people from carrying forward born tone of the Republic, etvae only .rMnufJ r; AU-l be vend per.-d venture, while the w'adosn I crime, if Mn Qnhnby'a al legation e are Republicans, be awake to the impor­ dallon of their natural and Inherent cue-1 of such exposure, a» aru made lu them. tance of the nreaaure* now nendlux tocnwisdom exhibited by this Negro Vote, 1 handsome sum for kllmnny over, in her hu In the reconstruction elections riven petition, that her buatand has been In the habit of committing edultry wtth nt national jk ril, were the national ene- to the Re pi bl leans, and rrdca. Remember, whenever he ha. future. In any extent pioportionate to that ths F’n edmen have thus far shown, since continued the same Imiartlal dtotributlon of bls tkvors in the family and the vote of each M the candidate of fought forthe natron’s protection against resented. It Is to be hoped that mere are ed but throe dollars beck, and that was from a block woman. —Gen. Grant gives a strong dental to Hlllyerte ridiculous assertion that Grant recently declared this •’a white man'* what Government." Apparently U sorno Copperheads wish him tn ssy, but : ■ n n ;ir A'T ntl LABI EX' WtM t» —Tbe report of thebeginning of emandpetlon In Cuba, by Spanish crown, will be hailed with joy by all rood men throurbout the world. ustrass, with the understanding that It >00 S&S &G Gld 7^2^ «iisr£3 MUDGE & BAILEY Hastings, October 24, 1867.—nW y DRUGS,- DRUGS, DRUGS! Iadrill«IML ROBERTS with every thing I'—except gold. They repudiate the national promises to pay, repudiate tbe natlonarrevcnuetawa, re­ pudiate their own hesd fugleman, An­ drew, end nt l«K are openly repudiating the Union soldfnx F. D. ACKLEY'& CO.J ”z DRUGS A5D VElJlCtXER to toe FALL T>cr annum, at a value of |ld,«X),(?0u, and ccatly, because of lbs demand. hero not mention, as It might disturb the tranquility ofth* wsareta. —An old woman who lived in a state Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladie s Baskets, Pprfnwnnaies, Pocket. Books, and all kinds'of Toy8* Notions, .j-c. ^c. DON’T FAIL TO BALL i SB ’ Alenoun, France, ha, lust died. Ths trf. General bargains al HMtM HUML MUHDtMU able condition ; but lu varions nook* ---- ey amounting to nearly £2,000. -^Whipple, In recent lecture, said R O C E R I .E J 5 1^ q <• f-J/)Qp rstxjx ous. rstxisncs, ssrsutx. sc. a ctp/rtmstock toe reams lsk LATENT MKDICITKES ■tx." He tec*ous Grant and bhexman PUKE UQC’QB.S among the second dx-a of Generals, tlu*nai*rt. Rh Scipio, Pompey, Ixirenne and Wellington, but puts l-'arragut set th “the Go to Roberta’ To buy yotir QtypGS AhD MEDICINES. worthy -w Bam^xroiv VIU.MU. CUilAP. —Hmi. Hcnuyter Colfax deJlvsrsd an Hastings, Oct 10th, 1857. n»tf (io to Roberts’ To buy your GROCERIES. F. D. ACKLEY” & CO vmy large audience, on the political pit? uaiion, advocating the Impeachment of 11,e Freaidsnl and the nomination of (»o to Roberts GOODYEAR, BARLOW ft BALLETS‘MAMMOTH STORE. To buy your .TOILET AND PlNCY ARTICLE. ,teatoeLata, tenn utp U ROMMS’ the Radical party. It lot. Indeed, tbe signs are thickening in The public ia about evenly divided in tbc South that Get. Gbaxt will !■* favorite * pmldenttal candidate there, he now Is st tho North. The Nkaao Weston and "Undlve." The tatter ia Votx blds fair now to secure a united bound to win the day. Weston glories •^jrsriSS no»xz» -fsllsTT. ifh 2 f A Qlfts Ar ttrfetaai aa< lew vein T ^OBOfOFUBUO): To buy your Tbatmuxg BamKETft. He has the neateat, best' largest and cheapest' aakortmenl ever brought to thia market f**a,mt»ChfcOcnIla « gaol th lane for the > Go to and loyal, alike, and to rv-estabUeh, £ £ reaches a given point, is done, but "un­ their late masters’ political friends North such as the Republic baa not wltnoMd dive’' will be a thing of bekuty and a toy since tbs day! of Washington. Whit tP' la r 1 will tell ths war did only partlaJy do for the so you all sbouHt, Itahncr and Jarrett are lour nvowed Democratic principles: to all the principal cldcs of Europe and picked out one ballet which made the . Republicans of Michigan, will you re- aucccaB of the "Black Crook." Then i seeker; the underpinning of ertry dem­ ocratic platform for' tho Japt twfo’-b’ bead injustice CL.vi dissracc the State we r«* Driven from every other elrongbrid, they have entrenched them*<;!ve< rrcprd a Coxtstitutlon of which freemen behind this doctrine; and wlib lhe everyw’icre pill Ilsveevety reason to be road, kn J Which secures IHs, liberty proceeding 4tagr?M Eumjw*i ,»^«gan, but waa a targe tiling for Palmer Jarrett, namfoin enterprising mana­ ger, one who niwnys dore well In Chios - tssastsastst" TU toN U^ wluUaUtoato & tor^<fwiiH*«u£ But te not Saiby '' ■■ iu*» • ■ Binira n *T r sate Mesas Ntal Uli to tlo U .... ' 'iL-frjS e white man. TIN-'S H OP erode faith to vain. fLSliSl.M for no. 1; *l,r»Sl,7?4 Thkt'a whata the matter •» RoBstTs’ Pioneer Dire A Booi»tore. My Goods have been BOUGWT TO SELL aalhe people will ana out, on giving me I obtained them in •York, and can sell them aa cheap kb Detfoit and Chicago houses do. I did Ifeiuk afwadver’isins xyery kouroo of trit, trisdmn kvmdr, tn the many bright kefo•oetry and ’ rfUHta ito: T. bear softening, "that If tbe A ■ HSWWYiiO' G.R OC E Hi ES boildlng his plat­ right will LARGS AKD BPLERDIDSTOCK OF GOODSf UtM teU* artist** M(Md I uwir cvruncai, open psvaxsl uf T»» Holton, bestoe KM a WsMkWsrtB BI/MO is. thplr ajiUoidst, they bare‘bwsted tli .-y anpwaenle will, Man, Srent founded upon a rock sod couM pct Ln thiaeouoHe arerfhrown. :n*tapr«>>M& Fimn^hls [ Peadlrton forProeidcnr of (m United !ted for their display wa, tbc gorgc*& 4 Sts- iro OtAxderijn of Oto Orator <Aaf Ar ihould youre to hold In the grand army of hv- bad repten! died their stock with treahKat. This has been the last logic of the jnau fregre-s, laboring for the jolltica] and moral tic ratten of m-m, rote on the To bur rout Books • -'..u of the Dogondest Whoppers in the berpun, that I have conded* JM, W ’•*» hippar of Hope town: �mT co £ riioaiisir Dry-Groods, —.. rlllTO Grroceries, Hatri.& Caps, Crockery, .Bootfl & .Sb9«?)B» winter, were nearly aboofcod out of tbiir pn^rictles, on being told that the Can­ tata waa a sort of Opera." , Now, If we blend all thcec definition# into one, we cannot sedouaty err, and hence, we may conclude that tbc Cantata of Esther h "a pocUad compoelUon of tbote Fcrlpttral liIddcnLi' Gf ' Which Vi-it held nt the Parsonage, for tho in-neflt of Ilcv. A. P. Moons, Deeeralicr Esther was the heroine, act to music af­ fording a plaealng variety of Solos, Du30th, 1367. A cordial Invitation b ex­ et». Trios Quartette and Cboruse.; and tendedDy order of Committed. farther, tha*. the words are more or lem dramatic, and when sung with the ad­ Takb Nonet—Tbe subscriber has dition of sulteblc dreszeA and action, tho ut U>a<>me pereon or persons lo Haot- rendering is rwendally operatic." ' ig-, the following Books; which, if they Bet it nihttara not by what uama you 111 n turn, he will be extremely thank­ calL.it. tha thlna Iteclf te •. a Uung of beauty," and that, o«i the authority of the i«xrt. “to a Joy forever." a Wiu, wai'iaju 4m1O1™1 the Bible Gtonr of Esther hi our childj hoodl 11m , "L.UU L - ' ~ ‘ in h- r that rare continuation of qualitl?-. ' beauty, modesty, and piety. How ' bcar.ily did we dvtml U.e |<rofilgnlc ; Haman, and how o.rdlally app-ove of L his -entcnce ote evation upon tlfot ‘‘gal- । low- fifty cublta high." article from for the j-oat t«o weeks; hut No other story ol Sacred History hao I the people of Nashville have been pur-' fall of tho draninifo clement as Hist ol I suing tbc even Knot of their ways; Esther, und h< nce ll uadmitsljy adapt-1 1 building bou*re, repairing old oner, flx- ed for the Hi cm- vf a Cantata. Of lids, ' iiigeailan. getting tn a supply of wood ourcitlarna will hxu> have on opportu-,, and tbe further ueccrenrics of life and nlty to judge far themselves, for we are I p.eparing for winter generally, no they Informed that it la to be given ataivc.r-1 have not iuul much time to make news. ; ly day, by the slngcra of 1 Listing, wtth ' 1 might say however, that our mcrthcafolstabco o'aotuelalcnt fretu abroad.*] RUSSELL k WINS.viartT. F® i Cm it fl ftrat ni Lm Duress NEW ?J3VEBTISEM ENTS. RUSSELL &. NEVINS. Drug & Booksto DISSOLUTION. TITE WOMANS FRIE V PROF. NICHOLS’ ■ A6IC ESlSiri place. . cropwaa to light-erery department chows' evidences of an increase of budlne. ii and The LnTix C >kiv>hal FoaDnciaiby tbe time the Iron Horae reaches us. Bkh ia a capital numl-er. ' we expect to Imve our forces so well A New volume of The T.ltUc Corporal mas-dialled that we can oiTbr Induee- begins with the next number. The publisher has determined t*> continue iHJJGS'Ajtb SH1XT I must not forget to mcut'ou Lu my recelvej during December. TcrmsSl.OO flrti.lc, the Concert given here tot Fri­ a j car. Sample copy free if s«nl-for be­ day evening by tl*c»e old veto, am of the som January lau mu-leal world. Pixley A Gnni>!i. It w.-j good, and gave genrnJ saUaf-ctJou. Mr. Hart, formerly of Hastings, is liarlng a very snevessfal writlfe^ school . ■ .. , < ■_______ u. Go»KT'» L.*nY's Xkwn.-r rhe Decem­ ber number of this wvl-.otue monthly st­ rived, Abed fulf ofJrnorf tbfng*. llli^ij the leading ladles* magazine of Amerlca1 he next volume will fommeooe wflli January,. Term*—otw. ropy, one ypw> $3.BO; two eOjUea, SMOj threw capita, S7.SO; Mvc onptoa, andan extra one L> the i>craon getting up the dub, tua Jug MAGNETIC PLASTER Without Ashes ’ Vrt»r.«iW«sno». b auitasure or, r IMdJrlut kU»... SWd<<iaf 1 lands. in tirt btaddar. calcula nek dau drw.lt.aad all diaeaaa ■ idur.r sad dn^Mcal welliag.. Destroyer of tho World. BARLOW & GOODYEAR Without Lyi Without Grauso eikmmkisi; $1 a Barrel! Cai to uiie'ii 20 Mites ly a ckiM 10 yeas alfl I much ofaabow er after all, loot week. Ontho “boelaof it" following quickly, hs notes tbe appearance of winter. - As aS erIden oe be auggesta the shivering, aioffled condition of oar eltlsens. “Good fijrjwbeat" exdalsxs tha ex- WTLL NOT nrJURE THE MOST DELICATE FABRI3! u fz, . ,.,r wnx remove T>Anrr, TAR AID GREASE I ixnfflsr ,nuas'£$r imswt; We JO zncfEtf il )BVG A Bop?b have been CZnethepear Ths Omt Slreagtbener and Pain may be yours to enjoy. ' — Itonsan, tl- Itoaser Druggist, and Fn D. Acxixr, of tbe City Drug Store, an- tn Chicago, laying In a stock of rood tilings ft>r tbe holiday*. "Wo­ men and small children—newly man led people, will please make a nede uf thia. -- A eo-partncrahlp that cannot be dissolved—envy and Ignorance. --Howra, the wifc-whipjXT. -scot free” Saturday, December 7th. Hi* wife has gone to Philadelphia, Ps. X—We trust that our reaik-ns will reniamber the Donation Visit to-morrow •reniug at the tealder.ee of Rev. J. W. BxMcaorr.. .■ . r ■■ •; ’ > • r - itrpisrg the reported wifewhlpper of Hope township, had his-ri­ al before Justice CooK, hut Week- Tbc Jury couldn’t “see it" and so pronounced Mr. U, not guilty of tbe crime. —Prepare far good sleighing- Jp* iiow to do It is tho question. Tvexeji A CXMUULot the Carriage Depot can Allow you how to do It Their «U*» FAVOKA1LT KNOWN AND A Chabmixq Juvenile series In alx rolttnes. entitled Jtotf Wbhftb Mraryfur Ker IMtle Fkiendi, ia published by Graves A Young, Bostm. Tbe same KXTENSIVELT USED Tte “ Praf if tie Piiiiii u ii In Tut &t! tK ¥«aiitT, tteW lead fats call al pt i uaiffl cl the TWENTT-FIVI TE*»S. Grat MAGIC 1RASIYE LIQ­ H1DAME ZADOO POSTERS UID SOAP, fra cl cfcam 60 COUGH BALSAM. H^co^yaolbe ~ /ord Akrirs by Glaxce OAYLOKD. -- Them to a rumor, lu circulation iu the wcntcni jxirtlon of the State that there hi a pro-pert bf the consolidation orthsGrwjd feh Joeeph Valley Railroads, which would Insure the speedy construction of the read between the flourishing cities of Katomaaoo und Grand Rapid-. - boxos for the e*m* other Ointments Family, IndividnaL Town <fc County rttGHTS FOR SALE! Mr a w «i4 ’»ow »<r feiiu. . . IMS sxrr. ' WXArsvr asm HOST EFFECTUAL BEMCDV coushs, colds, ire. T/,e H oH* Mtu o«wr Trod* PUBKLY. VEGETABLE, $100 Ito 10 CtL $1,000 fir 10 CH $10,000 tor 10 CtL .V----vXsr“-K.“*“ ‘ HUBBUB J. COLE ASON’S _ _.1AK, Rr«. ERWABD A. WHMI go. IU Souik S««a4 .'J, Wdlismsberg ~ Fj&fttlA A?< n1 los. n«*M WAITINGS, - nWf - RICH. MAIKBBOTHB^S 0Mfpu/TAON. UlVELU far fl auxtAt ft®: �DRY IF YOU WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, STOCK : HARDWARE, TEMPLE OF FASHIOH! PHILLIPS & BENTLEY’S JCST LOOK AT THESE PRICES IKON & STOVES Dry Goods, Boots $ Shoes, ■ Hats and Caps. Groceries, ‘ Piece Goods, Crockery And Glassware. Rules, naxlms and direction* fo- the luatriotion and guidance of tbe young in the aflldrs of love and courtship, base been fur years ns "common as camo­ mile," but rules for conduct af.er m >rria+e arc seldom meC with. An ex­ change, however, thus supplies a few which are highly edifying: Maxim 1. Avoid the uab, of maxima or rules tn any matrimonial di-cum on. Women are incapable of appreciating the abstract. T>OS If you remark gen­ erally It take* " two to make a quar.el" you will be met with the 1.logical reply IMO GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. CHITON WOII HADETO GIBER Ire and Irony. Women are not rood satlrirta—In speech however much they may Indulge It In notion. They some­ times display a erode ides of irony, such as, “ Ob yer, of course my wisher are of no consequence," or "certainly my lore, you are always right," but being usually in a palpab'e porelon at the time, the statement lacks that purely plriloooph I cal cuhiinx which make.. Irony eflbe;- I re.Lxaj bciUh art rljot where ae <xa_ br *j AL«W«a.L u, r—or*. >1 f4t !>/ UWM wtu a-a Li..;.., I, .U.«r, art Sited aUh rmitips * limn ATLANTIC & GREAT WSW Broad Gauge Bailway! ssa't.w HARNESS SHOP. t*«r» run. . PiTTShDRGR, He is usually weak enough to Show his dislike, or opfo-e them. Tbc WL~e man Haltere them until he diacovtra some points of difference between them and . his beloved partner. Het'ien.Ofcouroe, espouses tbe <atwe of tbc relative?. He . points out to the wife the duty"of filial obedience, and otherwise so eondueis himself that she, If she has any spirit. Is forced to quarrel with them outright. He thee giao'fully yields to dreurne *’65t«!SSK£ ,.4;d WAMII.WTO.T ctTT. nilto the eniy Rente to tha Qil Region* of Pennsylvania -.be wub s Qaich aad Comfortabl Trip will apy^tlaUthr HnoMb sad Prrfecl Trail BASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY ^X,LuST,i Max. 4. Thewlfe maker thebnsband's society. She regulates tho vialtlug llets and controls tbc card basket. If ate do.-a not like the Mbocs Simmons, who UHod to adnilzc you in your aute-nuptL.1 Jays, ,'l,« stope your shits by not return­ ing thelm, and as a gentleman, you can­ n t go where your wife <to*s not. It is her friends whom you must culdvate. Foarib Huool. art ol Iho OOom of ooesMtag U f>. RUCK ER, Gen l R^L tt . D. StlATTVC, OasT Ttabal bsrau sguny, a soldier Uy dying in the hospi­ tal. A visitor asked him.—"What church are you of ?” "Ofihechu.chor UhtUx," he replied. " I mean of what persuasion are you?" >• PsrnMsloo!" sa d tha dying man, as tala eyes looked h<. i ven ward, beaming yrUh tove to the Savior: " 1 am persuaded that Mther death nor life, nor angels nor prindpaiitlen or powers, nor things j rment dot things to come, nor heigbth nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate ml Hom tha love of God which ATTe' TIOMI E V Elk Y B O DY I MO Doors, 6,000 Lighter Saab, 2 000 Drew-d Pickets, 10.SOO ft. Drcwed Biding, 10,000 ft, Dressed Flooring, I.OOI ft Mouldings, all tires, 2,000 ft. Walnut Picture Frame mould­ ings, new styles. ■ NEW CASH STORE. at R?iLrtrtCrt? 'A! I*°rtl' **•’ TO BUY YOUB GOODS I pgis.—Peta Should always b toleretod, for they have their proper place in every hou«ohoJd. If they furu-b to the young Imaginary play-felloys. if th-.y help older people to forget tho earn, of tbe present, and soften lu them tho ou~toriUos of tha hard world’s life, if,above all, they can bo made morally sign-fl<uni. let ua ooteontston them es un­ worthy of our regard. Frolicsome kit­ ten.,. sweet singing blnls. brave old dogs —Md shall we not add merry-heated children—have brightened and glad­ dened and sweetened tlis world tomauy. A.H APPT Womax-A happy woman.' Is'abe not the very. parkle and sunshine of life? A womuu who is happy because rhe can't help It. -who. e smile even tbe coldest sidukto of nrfafbrtane cannot or for style; the sweetart wives are thane who MWto magic, secret of being contented under any drcumitanec.. Rich or poor, higher tow, U matos M Wraaao; tbs bright little fountain of Joy bubble- up Jtotan musically in their jlirt. ISM la piriMH af IX— ■MH lh» it—• '■ to wtl‘: taasUwaMB RASH, BLTNDtnd DOOR FACTORY, wWasoTm fin art. •»« ™» rtfrSrt J. I. MENTIS*. •a. LVCIE-T? . QnllblB Srt.ny. °***<‘“aSm JOHN WOLF, Still Lead! the Van !*>■■ ysrebaart th, esurs Urfo i latolj b»lon,ln| «u Walt S Ha air.inM'-rtW.’L! tw hanpt to n-i bls old frwnd. art all iLo-T ia sail of FUM Great Question WTMIAT; All *11 ID. All Msda of Onrto n •ft la a Flrat Hui Elrurerv, for Mk al nme exur rocs* Grat BaruiE &r tie People! re- SIS' BOOTS f SROtS, CORAH ■ WOTT’b I fiefor-ort wbto •aovMiwr’a n 'ff'DRAKR flU-S, OROVBSTBBJVS ABH run' IIIDIB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-12-11.pdf 1db1f8914e411e2b0cbdaac4829d2dc2 PDF Text Text Sht gistings ?»*»” BATES OF SUVEKTluMU. O12 XIL_____ itusinrss i) indan;. flOOFLAHDf ta«M BlfTffiS, Hoofland's German Tonic. LIVER. STOMACH. 0Rfc noisavK omm Hoofland’s Gorman Bitters HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, Hoofland’s German Bitters. HOOFLAND’S BEEMAN TONIC HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11.18C7. Ksped .fee evening prayar, and "Our Mhor," she had prayed then, “lead us ’ ■ tot into temptation." She stood again th^tor among tbs.&r ctf'hUk &• 01 r by fee bedride of h« dyfr, father, wip. cloud* were sailing vnray m raen, u&d ifig tho death damp from fee pale brow, tho stare were coming out looking only •ad listened to the dear voice that mur­ fee brighter for having boon obscured. mured.. “I have nothing to leave you, The little annular clock <m fee mantle Elizabeth, lint a good name—it la better told fee hour of atoren. Bbe thought than gold. I know that yow will never then it waa quite too fete to 'rapetaMr _ __________ bring disgrace upca »L" Then came Leonard; he had probably been detained Sleep should hah>, dobed, hwXlida, >»» *»« her mother, syllabling orer night fa tlm city, and would no rl k -I —. ---___ ..1 , St,A *’’ WV__ U____ *__ ” doubt eome down ia an early train next pnnrised to fM»et Ralph Riverton st her • W«d daughter to ma, Elizabeth; faith­ morning. She was taming ewny from ' own house. ' । fill, affeetioaate and kind. If you never the window, when foot-etep* caused her bbr.-waf sluing m her Mttin wtfidy, *ife year reward on rarth, rememUJ •niteunecd, and only paua- bar ihsse will coma a time whoa all shall i tug Io.draw IL'e loIZs of her rich cosaj- itoelra fee reward ‘for the deeds dxno nu;ro about her more closely, she do- ’n fe° body."' Strive to live eo that wn Murtimer, my husbead upon her lipa, •cendad tofee dmtag-qMD.' A slight, together arouad the throne." when she raw that it woe a stranger. boyish figure met her with both hands! Ah! ahe had disregarded this, fee adrioe He came up tho broad Hight of atepa and outstretched in a graceful, chiMlike way.' • nofenr upon her deafe-bed. Thea bowed rrepectfully. * Mr*. Leonard* 4 A fair, almost effeminate fnoo, from thought of tho kindly hand that had believe. ' He did not go farther, fur which rippled bock carolewsly waves of been stretched out to help her “ornr tho Elizabeth sank, white and trembling, Into brown, curling hair waa raised to hero— rough ptaraa" of Hfe. Did she not owe a eoat, knowing then aa well aa the real­ deep, laugtisg eyra smiled s greeting, him a debt of gratitude ? Would this ized it afterwards, that ba had brought even before tho full curving lipa uttered handsome young stranger ever have rec­ her terrible new* of her hueband. Her U. A.&unk^ mony and foul tleeriy beau­ ognised the brilliancy of the jcwell he so fear* war* morn than realized, tho tiful face thal ought to belong to some prized in its foxmer setting. A strange down train from B — had been delay- NUMBER 33. people Kvtng nearthem as fee Americans who feiukeevuueh of and aro so derated each other; Ths lady is bald up as a modal of virtue and wifely patience, and every one tone to took after than when they ^>pear iii'public, fee gerileman leaning on the lady’s erm for support. Tho child, who is called Fairy, is the pet of every one, at home sod abroad. This devoted couple are none other than our rid friend Elirabeth and her husband, whom her kind rare wan beck to Ufa The pest is forgotten, or only looked back upon with > feeling of thankfulneea that "their liras have fallen in pleasant plaora" In those day* that ore gone, Elizabeth made reparation for bar wfekixse axxl and wrong-doing, by tolling bar husband alt without extenuating—only evnfrwu ing henelf unworthy at his confidence. It cost Kfrtimar Lecmaid a severe efruggle to forgive and forget, but he did end then told her of that dark passage in hi* inrn life (something of which she had learned before) when hia honor had been betrayed by her, who s-iouid have kept it—inririate. Than, when he had finish­ ed he took a niinaturo from tho reonptad* where he thought to hare placed it furovor, and Elizabeth looked upon tho very <®UBti-rp«rt of the face nf Ralph Riverton, only softened by a feminine grace and tovollneea, till it looked liko the innocent face of a seraph. She only Lurried hor taco and murmured, ‘title Au rioter." Thai was all post now and they had learned to took upon it ae *otnu dark dream. Tho little child had oomo like on angel from Leaven to teach them that they could yet be happy together. 4 Whai God has joined together, lei no man pul sasundur.*’ In the past lay fee burried hat* and wrung and error, that doubt came over her. Knowing her own ad, and unable to restrain hia impatience, woslrness, ahe turned deepahtngly to Mortimer Leonard had engaged the only Him whose car* are ever opeu to tho cry available eatabhahment st a small inn of the tempted ones in this sin-fallen end started fur home Ilia boron, a viaworld, taid ahe kn->w that by tho added ioo* anima), became frightened at the strength tiisi enabled her to chooec the storm end entirely unmanageable. jJungright, feat her petition had boon gvu- cd madly through the darkuosa throwing' cioualy answered. True, she had sinned him out at last, than speeding on With only ia thought, end only when tho an- the remnant l»f the carriage, no one know uouncazuent of her husband's expected whither. Mr. Ixouard woo, it waa fear­1 return had hpnied on Riverton’s bold ed, mortally injured and waa being brti't deeiaraticn, had her oyee been opened to homo on * litter. Elizabeth needed all her perilous pooitiuu, and ahe shrank in her firmness now; aha shrank in horror1 dismay at tho daptbe revealed to her tn at the white face and still figure aa it that hour of eslf-ctimmtiniun and self- waa carried by her. Could thia be death? condemnation. It raenred greater to her But she waa rolinved from tarthor suffer­ what ho had anffored. Hie ianguago from her former arcadence uf tho subject ing, by the verdict of tho old physician, distance Hope bwhonod them onward, < । waa even mure eloquent than bis touch­ Hbo knew now ahe had committed a great­ “with careful nursing he will probably and Lire draw those ouee widely severed ! ' ing letters, and when ho left her, shg frit er wrong by not having viewed it in the ultimately rveurer. but may never regain into the paths of pesos and rightoous- ' nou. ‘Atri'a little child shall lcad>, I the ]«<£uundc*t gympofey -for tho mel­ light of ounecienre long before ribo re­ them " We rrsij in that Book of books ] ancholy youth. To be a rister to him. a* solved now, firmly to retrieve the error of -waa a retribution ; but why should the ho had oatrogted, apcdjditg to touching­ which she had been guilty, bho wrote a innbeent suffer with Cje guilty? . 6b« that even the Savior was tempted, and would have made a willing sacrifice of are we his creatures, aide to rise rape- i ly of one he had lost, that she had mol­ final answer to Ralph Riverton, showing horown life in tho place of her husband's rior toweakneea? Ntmeof us know tho ! ted nto tears. To bo sura whpi. she him their danger and their error, and Sbo would hero prayed to have dune ab, depths of our own hearts. Circanutancce * Ledo him n last farewell The face knew of him uaa He hnd spoken of Um peril, in a vague, dresmy, might grow white and rigid—tho firm only, she dared not ribs meekly took devclupo trails of character which WC may l be In ignorance of possessing. And if । { " ’ and tho brood brow contract upon heroelf the only means of atoning for tho past ‘ Day and night ahe sat by wo do iMit know our ownbeorts wo should ■ 1 She frit then how into were the words the sick man's coufe. uuti! people wra-; not judge ulharo. ‘‘Judge not lest ye be ’ • 1 tn^lirr had written—“Moro of our lives dcml at hsr itrongib to < mduro. They also judged.** All have their trials and i mud ft. >hUkL ».t ™K»e to d»rli IT T-""; a. u4 did not dr*ata of half she suffered,. It temptations, and os truth is stronger than j mwta to’b™. ^ floUbnAkSMSllUb. UAJiAAlwtiX waa pitiful to sit with the hot hand clasp fiction, paxliApa Ibero arc many who will i ml, to.gb, to him A . hirh ft. : ll>« 1~tr. fmiUiok Wbra An. ed in both her own, with the great brvwu I read this ctnjdo hearti history, whose ex- ' 1—1 —1 eyes, wandering restlessly around, and __ 5______ __ U____ lA__ suc^yiodcd au w<U that ^Lw cagxp .again hand. Elrabeth returned them unopened, Eaten to the words of endearment that and agnin. and yet again; that tnehellfell from hia life thses tender, touching iug balm might bo pourvd out upon hia though she knew they were from tho one she had tearnad to lore better than all words in which, so nnmnsrumsly ha troubled spirit showed the tortured woman sitting be­ Tho long summer day* cropi slowly by, beside on earth. side him, bow the thought of Aar bed and tho time .drew near when Elizabeth ■ The day cane on which aha was te boon interwoven with every fibre of hi* might antiripftto ths return of her hua- expect the return of 'hex husband bring; bow he had waited and hoped band. Sbo bald in hor hand, tho loiter Determined to fulfill her part, outwardly, and longed for fee fene whew be might at least the arranged the booae in por ­ containing fee announcement of bte in­ behold bar again. Then one night, af­ tended return in tho first atoamar Iwwnd ted order, prepared a bountiful meal, ter having been nntwuafiy restless, a for America, but aho did not follow the and srrared in hia favorite coatume, name dropped from!U lips that pads her Hum that uttered Ote‘Ungtsgi of that watahod far hia rotarn. Ibe hour* dragStart and shiver, and then sent fee warm not 8U noble heart.wbow OTtpj,fe|pb w|» teue ged slowly by. yet paced herranaly up ahfi dotra tho lang blood surging into her foce sad through her veins with the fiereeness of fever impaaeoned letter from Ralph Riverton. verandah, wondering at the delay, hr heat “Allee," wailed the voice, "my •'RaJfc,'1 aha' mnnxru/cd, "my darling—' Mortimer Leonard wm the moot punctual peNle loet Alice Riverton, I see ycu nowaaia beset, sod I essset t my idui—bow can I giro you up I Fath> of methodical business men. The shade* lb* nmdlslisb e< U I the rid dap with your young, curly-hair­ aid Uulwi *n er in Heaven, help mo I W^k and un­ of twilight deepened and gathered. The ed brother, Rafe. Ob, bow erm Id yvu ste. M It b* rwMMterrd lh.i ikl> pr-aia* i worthy, though I am, hare compassion crickrt chirped under tho windows, sad trout me so, bow could you aobsfdro •oi nod* te retell Mir. Tboassad* W th k(* Is U« H*.tL wm drew, la ,usd*rt on mo 1 Leave me not to mv own weak- teum fee distant maids whose .tall tree* aeerl If I have afanad, hare I nut also suffered F' And truly Elcxabeth had suffered; all through the long summer glowed with frsnxy. Elizabeth yielded ferre had been a struggle between duty her place by the couch to fee stalwart and inclination in that woman's heart nurse, end glided wife home etrinkea •| bappy boy. Bo thought the brave wo­ man who bowed wife a stately 'grace to । the gallant apnech he waa making. She ' frit Infinitely amused at herself when eha rocoollected tho tear* ahe had shed over the touching description' ttf bU hearveorrowe Heart sorrows indeedl Ho did not look aa though he would die of love, with hia cheek glowing and dimpled with youth and health. Bui “judge a<4 from outward appearance." fiho had yet to t'obold (hr- smile fndo out of tlx bright faro—fee laughing eyes suffused with tears— wakfetllD saael li]> quiver, tind hoar the clear, ringing voice sink into tow, end bedencra; when he spoke of PRRSIDJtlT-S IK881GL esjasTStt GUSffS, fees from, tbs nxan- None know of tho fleroo Storm feat swept over Iwe ton! in feat hoar of anguish end romoeee that her. It seemed aa though she had gar­ nered up the rich troayma of her nature to 41 fei firtv Cfhim who had at last won bar bra. She waa astonished, too, u Wty M4.W* «*•' Aud. BwW V A. WM( artA. 1>>U MMW a. of her own Pjibises utrt» tM hour of uMHrt A. At, * trial cams ohrar baring beau tempted, mow rtm. ™a*r“t- When lb. SCfafli tk Mn. ZU-taA AftU k> IU Jim ko-A A. ouoin. dallied wife •fee tempter-listened to too Ja|p. fefe1 resolution has dragged many a once pure soul down CACTI OB. - Mortimer Leonard was soon to retain and . .fees* mute bo an end of all thia She took up Rirortnn’s letter, hs which bs (,-M ...unite; �lW ® H • DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS! ^•W Gooda, Good Goa^ Choap Goods, Goods till ,tou oast Host, at ------ At nm------ CITY DRUG STORE! ROBERTS' F. D. ACKLEY & CO., DXBXCT rEOM IS 1 w 1 1 Mt e w w ® l 1 BATENT MEDICINES, NEW YORK. DON’T FAIL TOJALL k SB! R 1 PROCLAMATION INO. ONE! ft Tte ebna.ofrertaw.by too^th.jtoitl re potre To buy your DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Go to Roberta’ To buy your GROCERIES. Go to Roberta’ To buy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. Ma, tent nip li BOIBTT To buy your Travklixq Ba»He baa the neatest, beat, largest end cheapest assortment ever brought to this market kets. TBO BOWO PXTBUOO: —^alL**OMtette ta———^04 to—mm a gmattoa whether wo taretl eta ar.p.m to ter M—y-e Qweeraaeewt a map ted in roSaaearia- roreowhta-to Ite ttatef* wt*b ergred to meoey mottom; and aaam ef Ibe Mi petal tone for ■alatatalag h neral Wtoreva. TM reerrtoy ef meaty readme it rery Imo Meat that ate fermata aad otter reeideatoof ■anyCeaatr abated teg Mtargeedo aa oteep a. preAbto. mm tog* fee , (*‘<•4/ AMMunr jonsoa. WoetengK,Paoereber », Uff. Tto report of Ibe Secretary of the Mary, atafea bMMM af ■.eikaaSfo. Me tea to— aaaa—« «f Ma—ri that wo tore orrea .qoedroa. aeUefey ead jwtltl.etay emptoyod eodor oSferewt aad able eoa»qnatore to pretotalegtM poreoao aad prepory ««PTXAA BABLOW A SAlLXT.taretaamM it Jmt, propre J Ibe U naled Htaaee. atattor we aoeuy oatoe drear XSX'XrXEK.»XS!'M " .. tkf gaMingf gttatt. aaow le oeerr pert ef tto werid. Of Sto looooto e—peMg Sbojreoaal aery ef tM Oeltod Baafea. Go to Roberta’ D. ACKLEY A CO. _ AWt'i aeaatabSd m**to iLe eJXlIy pReldad Se- A pood and eoarwataat peri wed GKOSOK X. AKVKT............. boeaa. Go to Roberta’ To buy your Books A Sta­ tionery. OXTR PROCLAMATION. HASTIMGR. MlCUVre eere were ooaMteweod ead to eowree of aiaitrwi U.o when u. war lermiaalml. .nd tattoogb Ceapudto pia .poo ttom ’ee Imafe to fee. Jmtofor aaaetataoey mode wM prirtao reub- m nxsanrinMAn. We pteoa bdftm oat raadesB be Say tka thUd aanMl Waft of tfeeaaow—t«T fttWhitoHoW.tUMfeiM'UttosN. fkl|itaiil«< awrylblMkHg Assarttes aiHM IllsJohasMi UMa.Mlaf^pAkto— shls-aUUssMsa, Ua tagte. ssd Mtoh daaaM < tint C«ut W atated to tM aredll S the Pepretae.au that be ■aal jMriadlctloM Ute wdM of IU foeto ferrate pmcIm'peen," the roorttaey ef the Americas pe«|4e st tbo ksBt >ix Triad bedtre that trita—d Os*— Ihe SreretaO^ ef tto TraaMy b^Mry' Ujm m.7- USOS IND 8PLSNDID STOCK or QOODSr •re wren, ranine, roreorei. am enrereo rre* XiStg-J^gEEiXrEZ? war property, aad toe remaaata ef for—r op ! reg Mm ____ ------ GROCERIES------- IltRKi liiihH f iL J f if e HrM 1 Gij 14 III camire Men <w> to tongto Ol reg a^tar rnre in Atrep 00 lowret Paatefo Mare tat <M rea remrenA Bmifl ProSto aad at Greatly Reduced Price. SW*0tM extern to Mo anAPSYWO. Tte taettefca to total ' “ryr-—ruPtr»».~ta~- “ litih; VtoMdeerowecyaheeM tM taiatoM ef toe Fact eSoe Pap.rirea.l ead ■od svm that HE Is Ibe emJy loyei head of th«lU|MHta,ssdfts A—* AfeW Z>«teete, N Sf m ibt flsMis sf Britbtba roeiaratlee eftbe Owtam ap^tbepriaRsiMBStnMtiso OSes* But Jtrbueou baa no intet—e with aaaal antler, were |le.fft.404. TM ecpretltare. tbo peepte, or with tbo —u ef tbo Etetb, Ltd Hvtta Fwaifirtofa BipaABc j | libiil by thirty ■■Im af tadalMg—t, odotebed Asaorleaaa, wttb pass, cttoMlatbo ojerwUeaa ef tto arrn^ end aererei aave aMrattaa aatfcsai at teaMm.an erer'iteief rte'w^SSjAM*- Vto mm—el pasrasba tto Lisa a—■raws* ; wttb m pmremiOMetohrHtaNtf tCbbu PTC * J ada—iJyfeZtyZ^ sat Oter.sod Mawesfebflas mW riitlj*^*. Ttopay—wtoet ta an ha WM.V MtSte. Ua—an Sb* ta Mao- 1 cm. tba FraoldMI w— p^aflataS ia Share tbaa tbs—towthM «C Ibe Itata; aad .--ro-^F-w 1 Mr. Editor « CMSWW. VMM. •»< MSCMtery. E.-Zib,Staw5r:tr lii lee rf^tta pramljytoMofS CC>G1 MUDGE A BAILEY. Tleattaw, October M UT.-w» y 'w .niiuthi’Jlrlau I j I h sM a ww Pi tSSL.^13 ^it S. SESEXKXJsSxii^ By Ibe op e*' <r S fanep G^oda, Toilet AriicUt, Pomadea and Porfutneriea. Ladie’t Baskets, Portnionnaiu, Pocket Bookr, and all kinds of Toys, Jiotiona, BOOKS AND STATIONERY! mJ,: -XX •si to^wto, and by ell Ito ereditoee. tMntlag to pa/meat e< tatrtoef eperjto beocta aad fbe aaearitM thM.ftegli Booted, legal toaderbotoo,*>m4 br the Uoitodtlutee. atd wktab Ibetaw reentree ebell be rwi.red m wall la reymeal of aS T nx noiju iaiiit*. — GROCERIES. — lBa.twobundrrdm.ll.ee iklkra. bowlbeelr . alaitoa ef MallOMl Uaak oetee. aad Utuoe keowa O.legalleadtra, ■. nearly Mito r.oedrod tolllmee While II la «reed by oom that thia bmobt ehoald be IwyrMMd. oUor. eoatrod that decided redwrlloe to ebeolwtrly eMcnUei to the beat to torraei of the oeeaVy. laetowaflhtM dlrtne OBlelona. It maybe well Io aoccrte.a tbo real raliw of oar paper toeadk whoaOMMrad with moUlUe or eoatertod ewrrwaer Far thia parpooe. let ea toeeire bow i itcaroUand.ll.rr eeuld La perched by the Mreebeadrwl aaUlitooe of paper Maty mw la aireelatfoa. Probably eel aura tbea half the .anti of liw tatter, ebvwieg that when ear pe- go.r»j*x> la Seer eftbe Oarer—eat TtaetleetreeofCoagre-M laritad to Ibe — per ewrrrwey ia compared with gold aad ailrer, Ue rotonieecial raieo la eompreeeid lain thro, baa “a-'Ess ■ rod Mid Sty toUlieaa. Tkie atrikJagfocl awkea It the obrieui doty ef th. Uereramial, Meetly w WMT bbcnaaiateni wuh the Mine.pie. of amted wefntaal iiutwy.to taka each aMMorta aa win e—rim tSHfeea dree^rem^faoUea to Mg to .netot the holder ef Ito oetoe end than ef Bw ctaaal Hooka to eoerort Uwm witboat lee. into eiroeae. or Ila MelratonL A radeettoo of ear pa­ per aad cirrulatiag mediem need cot aetWMnly nad wMtoaoee weald renHy bo qift b—» follow. Tbta. bowertr, weald depend epee the taw ef demaad and ewpply, tbongfc it abeaid be beret ia Btad that by awkiaa legal leader aad beak aatoe eoarertlhlo IntovEa er ita eomiaieat, theta preeoiil aperio ulna tat Ibe beade afiboir bolder, weald bo tab toned naw beedred per eeaL Ugjetotta, fetMampd^emataMdeye bit m defaaaded by the klgtoea pabtic oaaaaam- ittag IteStatae beat ,M>lag Mytbtag bat goU aad adiar a legal loader ia payMBl ef doboa.— BOB* all eur^preeioea OMtato be nipartadj^beniee. ted the KalieaJTsLka abe^M bo repaired to take moat eSeieel Mope, tad make all lilnary amagewweta far a I wal l, of apeeia par ■ meeta at the eerlieet practicable period. Spiel. parmeaU baring been .nee Maemd. by Swrero meet aad bmaka. all aotoo er bUloef paper toeaed by either ef a fem deeomlaaltee thaa twaaty dot- Oroot Sritaia-Fraaee. Hpfea. Hferel Be—a. 11 triO hardly M ■—tatty to tail tteattaattoa tare aboald by tow bo eactodtd bom oircataltoa. and ■arete He peaplo ef Sc Weal ladfee. with m that tbe people My boro the beeafll and eon- tM cub/tun efthrea M1M tataod af MagrU. tore ef Coo gram to tte aebfoei ef pm lang for tte Myreem ef Saab ef Are mm retoatato3 hr tte *T-i—. CmdftoMp. Saa^atr*. Hplooe, dtoo, ato. Mold mt Coot. ell Ibetr bneiMOe t raaeoettoaa will be eaiferm ia bora ahoy beeowre proparod for efef driaeao. 41 esnm. o/c*. TAKHuna. aamns. ec s cokplstsstock >os psimas nr ralae at bewMaad abrwnd. Krary toaa el pewporty or iadeairy. erery man who dial re. to prre.ro. j nr rxcnvro Inal which ta bno».t!r poree.t.., er to obirea wbtab aotootiod and at tM mm Um oooeaorod what be eaa bwaremiy aero, hoe adiMtlatoMt lire, ebtady fer perpooee of reiLtary ud c.ral la mniMMtog a eoL dreelafiag aedlata; aadb Mratagy. ta carrying eel Iba Strop no aolwy Of tat Clade tael Sooeieta. 41ram tarn Ite Mm.fmt.rare. end arid ta tarii FwtaloMd Friere a ataObrnm abait bo ml .of odbotamtiai, act II- aad dm.gne ia regard to Utia oeaUaeel >e ear FUHS UQUOU. foe Modreta Ferpmre rely. All mid ore WdSMAMTXD. end KtatateUre able toiibreto wub op.airem; not .aMret to be ■orrioli inaro War. Ftoto and Meten la tM blown ep or Mown dew. by . broach oFapeoale- IM todklfeaoda were need by oar enemy lotto DIS. A- »*• OMero at tleta MTTty T>ma* weore. ttaa^at le bo mode atabta aad ereara. A diner greet Jta> .............. 1 «d the United Where be may be tamd during all bvatBeea beam. . dorod correecy i. ewe of the greotaot poHUenl roll. 11 eadormlMo the aeppoeta ef lb. aaobl and war with Greta Srilfea. Vbo mm Karopma F—r-ttet wo roll more Ueede ta aeetteo thaa all Ite Mter n-retOm ta Itarre nowwto retd el Itotopple*. Itwaro a^dwt ladaadg. fre- policy for a town Um cafe .4«d u tree from treto hmono taoro aapeaam ttea eay atogto eae of Item, iherefare wo CAS ASP WILLRKU. CMXaF with tM Veat 104100. while we were at poaro with S*rf mtro*rX5m*aed apecalaUam It toe knee all MCtowa. In oar roeeat ri.H ear tto rebel. SV V>nm*S WWW*« Stae Ctty DrwgHtora. _ Shkh mrertod toTroed’ oar prodread cad moot gtftad taMHMJtato i^iMte^^Xta tlifiaare ltol. pf ail MatiiraaM dbr obaaMas Ito laboring etarem of aaaakiad. eeeo bee been Hasttage. Ota. 1Mb, 1WT. bMU rnoew eSacteal Itea fbot wbtab dried* them eegaged la rri.niiag. Wo Shared eeproWly sSAnxrsut wjs an? aedar tbw diied.ee.age. that Kareyrea Mom Ito real eftbe poor area', brow. Ordinary lyrItaxt aawy, oppraaoioa aad eieeeei’o toaaliea bear pvria, wtafe ear own aoeal eperettaaa weeo neoMoniysarTtedeab—warewadtetoaiotoea.— There waa thee a featrerefe feetaag of IM waat ef GOODYEAR, BABD0W AJBAILETB MAMMOTH STORE. * edeaaead acml poet boteroe tto Attoeka ear ewa Malory. Ibero to I tier dad tor aer ia- OOM end Sampo. Tbo4my ofetoaiatagact* an atrwcttoM tffth. »»4 noro fbaa eeeegbodttfe enepma pt—ead^tawfjUy^ebifo^MUtor aepaaaatae ea tirtnowe aad weS dtapeead, efa —pS tto aitaattaa ef the BhnewUro DepeotaMt Mike atone ef Ito ear. aari IlhoaaMhMataat MgtoefataM—a feme, d act eaforoly SikSal appoal la itaagtom to darlreo "tte aatremi pill enmtotokebly apoe Uta Imyofetatl go.<11 in. rred oo the PeetSo ooeta. Tto rwgired foetboM where II uta rnaii.1 deaeawd. The low of de­ nted aad aapply m aa eeemtig aa tool whtob lofmoy Ilk. the Ud«. bee Za*lbba aad Bowk tarwogteiwt tho rnmmerri.l world. Al the be gieoing^of the rebel Ina. Um beak Mto elmla which they Uwawelroo had eaporwaced | hewM, la aroiIdteg aeareatatiag aaedMB^hey aaebtrad ■*tlBITl° AND CHEMIOTS, price of all that ta IndtapMttoe to the OMfeet ef the people. 1. weald be who eeoaomy to abelMh oar miato. tbea aeeiag the nattaa the aaee aad hate eel agreed Ml Hi it be row:relied by tog..touoa. bm it meal bo left to the too. wbtoh mrentattog atodieaa ef the aaaalry akeilMenilore, mqidltread calao at the Um of the faneotiea ef ihet taotni men t The coca try bed faaat DRUG —PT­ A ecaenos wnw araorea cuoura On ita Mlb ef Febrwary, lMt,Cnagrnao doctor ed, by taw. tb.i Uh Tremnry ootae. with reta tolerwta aatbenaed byltelart. eteaMbeahgta IMM anew the imeirw ef the United Staten. 1 feeder to poyarewi of all dobla. pablle and pro tote Mi it my doty to dediM Ito pr.y aaitiaa of rata, ia tte Ceriad metre. Aa Manta moittooe. rrtalrouea made by tor lito-ly'. Oorornawet. the .ieimaaia coder Ite Cowrere fea made with bam ma it toe bilbeeto been ■ reun.nl.I br re. f|*ia. Them remittance., .me. the pnaaege ta dsvggistci ■ro.ll.m and HanilMtoM laOMpmlWe wiii the righto, ialerori aad been* af oar eonacry. It to tare mi. here been pari to aaab ataee. Tbo not to bo approbmdid ttal Great Sriaala will per­ dronvA rek_ni Llft.L.fLlf I aj’i--- + < MOOS ASP NKtUCIMS fee M FALL fect to tor refuel to ootrefr ttoMjMaedraaam- ■^■ptire pnjjoeat^i. ceia^ Tb.^ ank/mt My be eod*a!lMtoBUSA*3 FSlCfiL *gaF^Varttataae eatreita. bZYere’girertoAetatretrea oZ able ctaima. which iarolre tM eaoroJ pneetpfe ef 1 agree with ear eariy MataMaa that tte Wm Ladina are oalsrolly grneltaliag to, aad Mp be more toipeetaal to Ito' United Statae tbaa to Keg Otpetaed elumotoly to be eeeertod by Cbaouta load toreeit lieaai metre, lededtog ov own. 1 agree with them taro Uta It to «« to fewe, > yromfo. ta The pervbaae of e aerai Mallee to the Went la- ■mb abrorpafea to tbto prime, ef aacarei paUM dree Me, daring tM praoeet ymr, fetreewd IM et- eel grroitaifoa. Tte iefeote ef St. Ttemtorod tooUoa ef tM Him. ttoeartooai. All Ibe oetemeroial fret eftbe ideal Jw4to lataade were cfetod Virgta Itaeedn, Neared to eSee « Mine aeUtod aad eoloatoed by IM Sarwpena Hout, togee immediaf.ly dreirebla, while *tar eagwtalaatfeaefCM lawrieea eoattoeaL MM eflbe pte to wbtab 1 tere taltataSTYum/m.’uSZ: Setael Peeta, Stank Haeta. Gift SeoU end Cerda. *nltaa Soata. Feper. Free, late. An. de he enleataa rleotod Mm bream, lai....fret m- Ue teoe oe—wdod with Ite XbufJ Peaaark UT WALLrAFXS. WISMW SttABSS. PPPPUISO. A targe mood >ri .rotated. Mm Uaaa to IM atone eflM tael .ad iMtogiaamgri foe tM reeawa ta item tataada aoa it will booabzxxrxa .xzsrsxsxr, mi Mod to tte (feamo for roealltrnMaa. w8 ® • ■darelwe laterttod. The proportion which IM ewrrewcr of ear coca try ilmlf Irv la ibt whole • alee of eonea) prede- e circalaled by Ito Maae, iasnr wt*i is tssiisa tolaaM ia ato Treaoerr to Ito credit ef Ibe Ftooto Food wee Uta.ph. eao catena, ec.iaa IS coitoe h>i ver guide, walk io the Mlb marked eel by ibo fiuedera of the Mopnhllr. aa4 they. ll,t lain made aacrod by tot ouerrrabot ef oar F *B mis' fit d !1 it to bo eapoetod an a'amew ertwle ef trade, to odd la the Mote eeaital ef fcreiga laada. They .hew the wemailTd retiriag woe poaoe moeoy. that the retaro of gnM aad atleor to the aeoaM ofuedomay bo iaeteed. aad a demaad erweted which w>n eaem the reCealMO albwMefMloM krtaely^ diStoeit Ujay wbera that rtepoceibilii, It to tbe theory ef thi. Go'rrnmeal that pebIm olieM are the property ef Uwm who held Ita. They an gtrea aweair u ■ treat fer tbi pablie bOMbt, noruan tor a bled period. aoaMtMaeaderiag good bebarwr, bat gaaeraily I .ty an liaUo to M tertnioaird al the ptoeown ef IM appointing pvwtr. which rapnaento colleetiie w.U eo4 .peak, for tot poo pl. Forced nttnloia ia edtoe •< a ..ogle di.boar.t poveea may work groat tojary to pablic ie.mata. Itaagwr to pabUc oer.ica atm wot from power to rtaere, bat from power to ep^dat. Therefore II wee that the frnmera of toe CoaetltaUoe toft the power of reaio.eJ unnalnttod. wbito tbt. gore tM Stool. IM right u njn. all appoinimieta. which. In tu opiaioa. were ae< Sc to bo made. A liuto reflect ton ea too ..bjoct will probably Mltory all. w be bee. tbt gwM of the twwalry at MrecU. with aaligMaaod airily end rerep r. team re .uieaman.bip. ban epeieed tM grata eairerMi re ■ate— Oe. tbiag^toare^ MM anedtnl to Moore a rapid end eterrtog peegTM 1a Month Amriaa. 1 refee to item pe—falkfe ita. withes I wMeh Httare aad Sofoeaa oaaaot to I’ eel boon aeoaeated fee by etporteUea. aad. there­ fore. My yo< remain in the eeeatry- MtWa taMttael facta, end obawbow Mapltoedy mt toF- r-T.v -p-" ‘ TT": ("‘I; Jf l-t.I'Voed ntt. 11.00 19 B** InfTtrrriil ftai, 1,60 1» “ M H “ /n.mtCumm. . 1.00 11 4«i Fte.eta,rere*. SB Wife Vet., Mm. iSfiOUfiS-OO. ■ fff wreinr.einirii mult. SIS It ,0.00, “ gtmMMnmtiaxtl/or/lO.OO. J fttd Won* Ommaiftr 17,00. accepted br toe taiuaoroata. Tte war la Ite Velfey of the Farano re Mill eigoeoetay mem aal Oe toe otter terid. ooCmI teafOttfa* be tween tte FamSeMta—fond Sptaa teoe beta •ore tbaa a year eeepoed.d 1 etojl oa eay prepre itMloe that my eceer. renew tte ma lilitaory reeiaa.atrereei wbtab bore elrondy h Ih Jn [ ji UUfJaetaetaei the aet eiwone of ^eeie M.aBf u totffi.eoo.eeoi fre« IUt w i<4». taciM.e. to •lu.tao.oe*. aad Sen 1M1 to 1M7. tooiaoM. SMMSMeei meklafoa lAMgilirfnotypeeta ataee lite, g7tl.<*-X>,r->t>0. VbM Sgwre. oboe aa eiaoeeof pre loot eeer act IIpetto of»*M.0<x>,<A>. There er* la the Treeaary SUMMON, la cnln ; aoawthieg avm tbM ^44,000.000 ia oterwtolioe on the Paobc twaol. and a few aeUlieM la the Ntliond end ether bank, to all abaet • 1 to. ux.i'00. Thio beamer, taking lata eeoooettbe ^eeto^e^Uto eoeatn pMr^to^lm. l“T“ DHUGS AND BuOKfi. NEWS. BIST STOGA BOOTS $4.50 FEB FAIR. utaweeo Mre.il aad tor allfoo' ah owe ridmeod rwognay oa toe otter, end toiw— Cbfil aad H i life MMtoiaMLtaetanin.AtM^ee.aegt aad beat 1M1 to IMT, leeiwir.. SglVOdjdO, amklag Ibe total eere.ge.Metn*. gRTt.eOc.ooe. From IMtte Sk/*t, .uadoiaeooformitr with toe reaaMiea aF<ta>gteaa a| Ito goad oSm of ear Sir—a 1. ’ ?M»totM’. iMinaba, waa slwugyOSl »M VI-hope, bu beta obuotd If II be iboorbl ditireMo end eonetitattoaal tool It obtold b. to limited m to mdt tht I’reti*ont tatrely a ewwiooae informer egelMt ether y wbUo IJI.U, bo iboold. al lout, be ptrmilted —4 ■ etc la that capacity before epee tnbeeai • 14epradial of |«nT politico, ready to Hoesti( .w tM cieriU o< evrrycwM forwiaied. with IM l UM of iBklog U>« mdrnct, «i>4 booed to deo.da according to M tetabltobed rale. Thto W...I4 gosrutit tbt oetoti of Um eccettr wbtd be etta ia good MU. cod al tbt came lime Becan U. right, of tUt Biber 1 •rtei. of eoerw. with all proper mpoct fee tbt preeeet Btneto ; bat It doea wet teem to me that Mi ItgtoleCiit beoy mo be m eeaetrncud a to torare Ila SI itartaeaa to caret between eaar 0litre aM aad tae rope Wren of Hay U aad ifea Peaaiareta aad rere eeedtalrei tai awe with IM Cuatta jalSeato ® w . .-a £53 frwto oar naetiiid Otatlet ea Tbapwbtofllfa eflbe proatoM Meade ia the Caitod Stofao dtoeo IbtotelMT, htelneiie. am.ewt.d to bKt.OOO, «Mb frwto IttotoUMto, toolootre.to SU3.SSM0d; -aad from 1M1 to IMf, iMdooire, to SM3>M.to0, rife tafo. .UMrifnr. rrSu, few feta gegad iw oStota to re nitatoiah bar Iftolltf Ilf ’ S3-rwtas» been ptocoA. .by the Cowetllattoa. Mel all jail aoa will odtoii that th. PraUdent oorbi to be eallraly raftetod (rem each nopoenbilit. If be eeaaet mm it by rtuoe of reelnetleeo ptoerd by-law jtpea hit MUn Uertelrittod powtr of rrvei oSct it e rtry pml oat to bo toweladnealoe maftolratt chueea by geaeral eaSrafe ef the whole PMpie. cod oceoewlable dirMliy^oJIwinJor be tela It to andoabtodly iia- riS'gW&s: Ftatore, ■zSffcJtESz^ngsss boon re- news.—good <i tae. ^ TM Bapweiie of Maatoe gori hO Jin hi ih t h?l rfli fid;Mrt|b the CeeatlteUee, aad by thia a-aoM are eeeld ress'jftssr.ssssiixm!; IM prwoaewttoa mum nerol mud for a triburod IM. mrmMr. are like him. rmponalMe U tM whole peepta. bat la reparaU m. Mitetri bedim. ata who My tear hit aacwaattaa with great 4 etaror. Tlu Sniun tamvl.ulr wilMul nay known ataadard ef dectoire eepllonbl. to emit • ram. lu yteg.ci.at caaoot to aaUetMlrd. for it to not gereewod br any rale. TIm law •lee. wot Mm what ahaU te diamtf good team 1 ,r raootaL IIm ireporeibl. area u wbit map or wot bo M eoaroderod be tte Honalo. TM wMin of tbo Mtyrol forbid. eLear treed If tte .Large ba toMpoeity, wtet eei..toot wfll topporl ii • Fidelity to tbt Ceofeiiotiee may U enderotood ia a tteeaaad diSereal wtfi. aad by italaot party uatea, unfeitbr.lo.re • . the Con.utttloa m.r eren coum u M eoatl4»-t4 meritoewaa. If officor M aecored ut • alwwarty. bow ahall Ute mte. owl I Will it fee referred free. aato eaomeocted with pebile 4tly, Ina prime htatory. ar flare general repetalrea. ar aaat tte Fretadrel await Um commtoaina of aa awaal miodeareaMr to titre! Khali bom tte awaatiao rite tbt cbaraattr tad intotMiof tbt nation to tho hand. of acre to whoa ha i atoll giro bit cvaSdtnctf Moot M foebnar breeompUiet aalil IM aUrotaef It dtM, rod Mnaol bo prereetod I If Lio teal to tte ptetorreroice a-Sooid compel him to anticipate M O.t-.^l. mail ba mu. a al tho peril ef bcivg trite h nuolf lor tht oCto« ef .Ieadtr>oK hu liMiiu.U’ in Ut preoeal tirtoaulaacri of teaeaaalry. Mwtotat matt be bold mpoeutot IWre Rlobltata—ttM poem oolha—ydjto ‘ilf' ft htilfi J _ KU S3 etMtoadwar, abeoH. ia pagtooMof WotojM t*_beedMwed deea. reMtre dapaaatotad paper, GOOD -jD’AA'g^ 1 w w w iMMIl ifiWirl y M B 'lf the aattoe. benrtogMMoaad weeado reoeiied wtole to Ma ■rTteaClw^Mb itorgjg _ ■Mtaeatarr—a—we.- wretol rwetom Abdreed dretof *»>ag, to wbtak M ■>*« YO3C POPVLZ, BA.MPW A Mill..... iretw . That's what's the matter at Robots' Pionku Dbvg A Bool­ Store. My Goods have been BOUGHT TO SELL as the peo­ ple will find out, on giving me a call. I obtained them in New York, and can sell them as cheap as Detroit and Chicago bouses do. I did think of advertising these goods, but our neighbors have so completely exhausted every source of wit, wisdom and kttmor, in the many bright sdntillations of prose, poetry and blank verse—besides telling some of the Dogondest Whoppers in the bargain, that I have conclud­ ed not to advertise. But, as I •aid before, I have New Goods, Good Goods, Chap Goods, Goods «yw can't Xsst, and they ere for sale too. If you see any­ body—orthodox, heterodox, or ■ome-’feUer^-dox^), — wont­ ing any of these Goods, phooe write. Yom truly, J.JP. ROBERT*. Hastings, Oot t, V-MC �murrnrmm ONSUMPTIVE Dry-Goods, Groceries, । Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, WE ARE COKING aa<! «UI prwrettosa; pereeaasteiag on a al al FREE OF COST. D. P. Nnaox, havtav —tbe Bakery. recently owned by DeDenar, will keep onestantly on hand a rood icpply of bread, plea, cakee eraekera, ata. Hr Is a prompt and efflclent man, aad worthy the publlc'a patronago. C.tal ,K>* of Gooj. oud .-Uwpl* h»I to aa; U *" ALLER, HAWES A CO., 10 Federal OU, Uo.lv«,M«w, Fresh Geeds ceisuatly an fend. Old Goods tolling regardless of Cost Doxatiox.—There will be a Donation run hold at tho Parsonage, for the benefit of Rev. A. P. Moors. December Toth, 1887. A cordial tavitatiou Is eg­ un Jed By order of Coxxirm BU SINESS CARDS._ Nxw Ykakx.—On New'Yeare night there Is to be a Ball st "Vlloc Hall" with supper at tho Hartings Hoose, Gbo. H. ItKirn, proprietor. Thia will be a partv worthy oflbe patronage of all who enjoy “tripping the light fonta*tie - A SiaxTiNQ for tho publ!^ examina­ tion of inch person* aa may desire to teach ta the school* of Barry County, will be held ta the Court House ta Hastings <m Tuesday. Dec. 17th. Aa this Is the last public examination until next spring, ft will be Well tor all dmdrtag oerd flealee to be present. RUSSELL & NEVINS and Provsions, D. B. WOODWARD, Xml* la . SPECIAL NOTICES Drug & Bookstore Dry ail GncfiriBs, rooraGris anitro rrton^ 4.vp irrnmyrr. DISSOLUTION. j ■ / The Temple Block Io 40 rod* square and contains ten neres. Tbo erater of the Temple is 157 fret C fncbse d.*o wret of the renter of the east line of the block; tho length o' the building and wc-t ta 1821 fort. Including Tower-, and tbe Width 00 foot, oe rbe east end r-re throe Towers, aa also on the west. D-aw a Inc nvrth aad era th 1181 fcrt through tbc con tro of the Towere, and you have tbe extent north and earth of the Hickory Coram. Mlsb. »Hn’ ‘ N. BARLOW. W. S. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. 'Be wlee to day, ’He madness to defer" Until to-morrow the aU-lmpor.ant task nf purchasing and using some good ar­ tbo enst the Towers are built upon a ticle to render your boota thoroughly foundation of Bamfotaae IS feetIn depth, * '* * * lug your feet and enlarged all around beyondIbe wall three feet for a footing. Tbo north and mats thia a diet-rate time, and Use pro­ prietors hope their Introductory party n>y be Ilbrally patrvnlxral. and will do all In their joser to plaam their pal- BARLOW & GOODYEAR. of 18 feet wall on its bearing, which slopes three feet on emb side to the helghth of 7} feet. The footing of the Towers rise to the same helghth aa tho aide, and la one solid piece of maeotixy of rough ashlar, laid in good lime mor­ tar. Tho basement of the main building I* divided into many rooms by walls. all having footin,-!. 'J be line o-' ths Lem- Music & Jewelry. !l is tho best chance ever offered to Agents. General Grocers, Tir AX KS. -To CapL R. P. EkMB, U. 9>. V. I.. now al Fort Bldgea, Utah Ter­ ritory, for valuable faron. We should bo much pleased to hear from tho Captain CVTTI2S.—ClAXK dt Tcnxxn have on h ind and for aato at atto**M*o* to" priest, tlx bert aoeortment of Cutters ever,eon in tbto market. AU parties wbodtwlre anything in their line will find them prompt, efficient business men. and everything they have for sale as goods are aktl“7 > scorntnend IL F<< further partlcutan see Our advcrtbdng ' ■ Etuzr , rnx Bxadtifvl Quxxx. Remember that the Cantata of Esther Is to be given ta Union Hall, Healings, •n Friday and Saturday eventars. the lith and 14 Inst. Duure open at 8} o'el xtk. for locks of hair; nor has Mr. Dieksn • advent brought red w. Jsicoato Into ftobion,a»iidhl when be Orel pruwd oc sbe co, anc wm ovowbeliued by W-T tumultuous hospitality. Ibe Bodoniano are behaving exceedingly well, and their farmer ©even rieltl«e *hrJ1 not be ramssnbered against them. Weareeati.rt.,1 that In Anirria l ew have had munieation of Ha-ting- Lodge, No. 52, their day. The war made them too A A. M~ the foltowing gentlemen plenty; and we should no| be surprised ware electednffiaro for tbe cnsalng year by an era ta which tho lion shall become an obsolete to tho dodc. I"rof. ErHRAtx.BArt.rr, of Charlotte, will be preerat »• eeaist, and come of the best tinge a of VoruxmtvHle, are expect­ ed. Our tingere have been unwreHed In tbelr cfTo ta to bring out this Cantata In aervdlteble manner; let them have Boots and Shoes, of the building. Tbo whole bueeturat eowe an a-ea of 0,830 feet. [Copied by permfodon of J. McAlister Superintendent of Guard for Temple Block] TURNER & CLARKE, >UM>I arveik •* tor emw * h i«aa tier. ato. a reripr Ur lb. I Damar & ffairtiers. SLUGS AND CUTTER DEPOT, Merrxrs Life Ptllh AXD PHtBlI BITTERS. n, SMt BowoSW XMlcto. IstteWwM. Z.l.all.to* li ISM kj w» •« oar Boat Salami Pkjalctoa, ud no* bmS tknwkwt Satk ud Sooth Aaerfca, irttk more pletong nraUaikaa aaj *Uar Sedldae la ea*M or dlaeaaed Unr, Blood or Bulau Complaints, Rheumatism and Frrtr and JLgat. Thoonuds of certlfleatea are In •or poeeemion, fhtef detailed agomntaof perfect Cnus effected by these lavahuble Medicines. They reflate tbe System and pot all the function* of the body ia a healthy condition. .... .. _ Hartware, Store, Inn, Nails . g.vn ri.vjrxxr. / vu.vr>gaj,4< Safflm Hmsmtei, iarriagt anb SJTt.igon PLAIN and PIECES FALl'HBINTS Just Received, RICH sab’s* bo.**” CUTTERS ABD SLEIGHS. > Fortta Keear sf ftS-JXSK ate riimgibeaiBg MAIN BROTHERS, 1 C>*. l/’wre.l. O-M.MB pro. Fossa), b; te ires. IbrsBgteet lbs Drip, Medicines, Groceries, ’‘"’““'SfftfS.™ KT ATS or MICIIIOAS—EIjMh Jstiekl O N.1U 1 Mrrtr Ita »i-d aWMai ih»uuw.fe»h«l<l nxtb* K**rd wrni oflb.CtftBll Cool* elllun Jd Clrrail tor tbs jssrs l«l rail 1«». m to- $100 for ID Cti lor 10 ft. $10,000 for 10 ft. HUBBUG °/Urry L'wUg—4lli Moots;* at Jsaesry. April. ’"Xlal Msedsts ef Jseaary, April. W. pabker a son,| Livery & Sale Stalls, Moadajs of rsbreary, Ma;. ktaei«7» of M srsb. jsss. 8sp- MAIN BROTHERS HAST1XGS WOOLEX FACTOR!, City News Depot, LEW CAMPBELL, ‘City Restaurant,' BAU —---- ----- — , Jbrkixb of Hope, was severely touted by tbrktefc Of a howo on Friday «w»iMeflmtWcnk- The thete, no wo bear Ikak. M day. anfi r« ss 5C : �tbrt ft* prinleg* of babeaa corps* »Lall nil (U dtrldnrt. r.ttlial ayrt.m o< m.Mur*K „lal»' »UaC« of RrpuhUcan Ou*»r«n»nl In tbe Un HtaUa to which they cpply. Il blatU A««u hand »nd foci in ab.oltal. rtavery,ud Bub^rla them to IF TOC WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, ' " ~ "’S’® STOCK S HARDWARE, IxipbUr ■uHrsg'e iuuii aud al Ual it I lbo» aa<l dcalrwclutn. 1 rrp*l lb. I •I oy viUlsguM u-krt. aiurpUa t-wps of our cuurtuoAr.Aal aulbonl PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY'S dES^WbwEai flaBSSSSS■aMBtowsa*tsg0.0 r.7;7, IRON & STOVES Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, tasted Dry Goods, Boots $ Shoes, Hatsand Caps. Groceries, t Piece Goods, Crockery And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, OKiypirosss. ATLANTIC & GREAT WSTEBN Broad Gauge Railway! NEW YORK HARNESS SHOP Oil Regions of Pennsylvania Atlantic 4 Gt, Western Railway Wmeo'Tai Do sot permit other Tar Preparation* to be palmed off oa you for Wine •f Tar, m tM* be* more Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. |ComctM*C«ld*,Uaane- Z arm, Bare Ttorarn* *u»A BrMut, 600 Doon, 5,000 IJghta Saab. 2,(XX) Drewed Pieketa, ’ 10,000 ft DrMMed Biding, in,000 ft. Dreaned Flooring, 6.000 ft. Moaldlnga, all abe«, 2,000 ft. Walnut Ptctore Frame mould. Inga, Devatylea. ON RAND AND FOR SALE swfccsurtwsss®.' aawttst-A-UTn 5ESB ■scrvaitix.'rr gttajg sssa»Ers.-!’ nii-A'O-KI-NG . Frodacfag lb* nut Brilllael and Laatlag Prtesh of any tMag trf ibsHag mrnKtrJ "'‘‘*'••”£7 ImVuuTI Sis Weakaev ,t Mtrnach, Am. ba. oiuwa un c»cry suuie. Wd by Draggirt* mry.br*, at ♦> a Wuta. lets’ JluiHiii jrire iMartrauice CswirtaF. . arvrr*' Hntoal Hr* lawrsocs Cdwtpany A Eaton CMaUM* iMMtflMWMkata* SASH, BLIND and DOOR FACTORY, J. I. PIESTI1I. Hullin, fl*?1- M*b> IMT. Ja.-nSt P an11 are Store*—Take Koike. JOHN WOLF. Great Question •FTUUVi mvtu>. NEW’ CASH STORE, ?“• ■>•'•» O* Bink, '•; TO BUY YOUR QOOD8! JOHN WOLF. Hartings, AngwrtTth, !M0. »olctf -^ itOTE«TKEM’> riAllOB, M°’" aRovssTssirs pianos, 499 Broadway. New York, <»• RrMbAwBy* New Yark, <M Braaawar, JUw Yark, j!VK!r«yjixra4SK£*K owr all attoara, w.ib MuetdatM. rmauana and all larara MOTOV MUSIC. Th.* ar. wwnwud iiZTEu’SStaCliTiStec.iK? ** DRUGS, MEDKHXM, CHEMICALS, GROCERIES, COHrr.CT!OMKXr. FAISTR, dimlvamum, svnn DYK-STUFFH. YAMEEX XOTIOMS FRUIT JARS, LAMPS. CHIMSEYB, TRUSSES, SHUMQBR, At; Be., Ac. SCHOOL ADD MIHCEIXAKEOIH HOOKS, IJT A TT O J KK T, BLAME ROOKS, XI»WaPQH, ■ AOAZUB& a«. ram mdtoc, LKOAL nuSM, LWWfflW BOOK8.VIOLIS A G VITA R stHWlB FANCY AND TOII.ET ARTICUM, AMD FOR PHTBICIAXB, FARMEES MKC11AK1C8. CLKROMMBB^ LAWYERS. 0FFICRR8 A n«TBODY TO GUTAIM BUPFLXtS, ■ ah MiVitie I Nuryv GOODS: tmr smgBgigs n»rrru. M Bariain ftrtte-PRlj! ooonrniBTi. “•P" " . ’-. BOOTS f:^agSj cB&fPi ■ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-12-18.pdf 0afc27be356b4bd71eb8c0add6d89d38 PDF Text Text w yxitjqp GHBO. M* *t» #«>tinji JisWV. fjastings Sanner I>EWEYr AT UASTIXOS.'IUJl^ fo, MIC8., HSUSIbSfSJ by geo. m. dewet. —rits/.'i ll.l'i i- i: you. xii. •‘ With Malice toward none,—with Charity for all.—with FIcum fa ths Might" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18,1807 • SBtdiral. Busiutsf Jurwtorj. lifetime, and w. shall feel EBUCATION OF THE HKART. Br^"o7‘2i2hcs.‘K “ f" b - life to them that lay hold upon her, and hap­ py is every one that retainrth her. Exn.t BT now. scrtfY7.ru cnr.rsT her, and she shall promote thre. Hhs ______ । shall •hall bring bring to thy 1__2 heed ___________ an ornament1 of -1A“ -- : Aerown of-gtory l» Ji 11» reJn.______________ K«to. • P* <•' «u“7 shall •>““ she ‘h“ dellismu nulhfegM .Iwluteij’.holnl.wu ibT^to ___ > eKild whradl fc>< mm. li I . U> ALLXW h hr. n» harvtt NUMBER 34. SHiscrHnug. X 8. ULLOtT, v-raxy TERMS.—tl.50 Ptt AMJUM. wmoTi defied a Continent, ‘will For a Cure tf all flinat and Lum Dissasir. that all he in his oft-qurtod sinilas, that he foil Hko a child on tho abore of time, jacking up a few nebldps, whi|n the great ocean lay, unoxplorod before him. But I would | improve these passing momenta by some suggestioiia as to those elements of char­ acter and thought that seem essentia] to huad «r.xi-1 frc” “7 «•»’•«. i t >»- a wvH-routided life. And in using tho VI , > this opportunity accidentally open- masculine in referring to students as The proudest well as teacher*, I do it for brevity only, intending of course to include both i»*xea But , to t*.u«ht. eathrinre a wail thakahall lira ra joy tfcrvucujik. uf Eternity ; and may of none more s!±±ii aurSr; Ji-ui,« ai»r. ruto.«, i>«k» ■“■."S?'" fe*i I hare counseled Self-reliance, lnFri a wicked and Id go Cl.wl.n — .*..1 _ V ‘.. - ...... ' ‘ ■ — ...1 and would further and - urge —_____ labor to deserve tho good opinion of your quaint smile »e»mbd tubs based uiwn f«Dow«mon, I du not counsel that lang- that Very incmcetfen of tbs l id Tm*-ing for feme which I is so much more ' nwnt It was “BsmemVcred that fhs Urgwly d>:rclojM>d under oar (Tree repub- ’ paths of virtue and of vice resemble tb« lie than in any other realm** upon the ' loiter T. Starting at the same point, C - V------■ - Av.V.l.'F. IJ »UU , I , 1.. ____ S:____ _ .1 . • • o*.-----(U. I.KU, advice, what history teaches us he should to ths left. It was Perdue I think who, have declared as an axiom, that pop-1 hundred of yuan aftrrwexa wrote of thia ularilv is alone valaahla ami nUn. I virercnt • ’ * Thus shall you win the noble attribute such. Mnn is fitted by nature for rough contract with tho wurid. Woman tor the more graceful duties of the domestic Far be it from me to counsel longings a manly mind—th® Oddity to your owb circle. Man for tho hunt stem, labori­ for such a fame as this. "Toiling in conscience and to principle—tho isran, j—u i—। - Y___ ■»«»• ous labor of life. Woman to really rule i-.-. Hnr.wxnox a vwt t£S£r»fS .. H., an BUtar, ““ “ or tb. mwU ~m.i..U n.*er itoOh. no.nl of iU d.»i. ; -“’"'I fertilising and while time doth las: or thio earth of uurs I shall ever flow strwuus ' ' ’ beneflrient; and they are to be the cs“wTairuo. too, into tin. breathing Hfe? W ” .1“ » .^ .< “’i • *5“2’?----in ..rid with G.-A sn.l V.ril healthful is isth.tho ■ivmuiuimoral i.iuiminfluence, . influence,which which ! world with Good and Evil mysteriously foundation of chamctcr । combiuod witlnn ua. Cur soul* are im. ™ • JKOWmmi COCOIIS SST1IM «Hionro i-ono-i. *su • ossenrrt x wnni 1>U>. liufe IBM. ; *h°L" .u“"‘ J* ” 1v tto> «biM dreeiora tt» be an artist who has no osthi-Uc taste, , or to be . poet who due. nut underetaud | the power of rhythm or metre, or to be a historian ur a slatowu.it. without a i broad and oomjirehomiva mind, so nu . one should be a teacher who has not n thu* tbe hpbit of Uuudaitd the Sjurit of heart full of love for the jirufessiiiU and Evil struggle for tho master) in every 1 an energy and enthusiasm willing iayheart. U 1th every guud irnpuioo drawr* 11 ualy to confront all its rosponsihilitea. inj£ us toward tho Right, and every *t requires great patienue untiring in­ wicked temptation and unrcstiained jQ dustry, abounding kindncea, pure unsel­ r passion ____draw ._..ing ing us ns toward the Wrong, I g*. fish oom, snd fidelity to Duty and rrinriwo commence the earnest, ceaseless list- . ple. And when hnj»pily cum lined, E ac­ tie of Life. cess is absolutely assured. And firat let me say, n» children reremble their parent* in feature, so will they resemble in character the teacher Properly trained, conscientiously di­ who trains their youthful years. If that rected, the child grows up into the aifec- tearherhos an vxema of the gall of bittuuate, enlightened, energetic, self-deny­ tcniess instead of tho miik -of human ing man ur wonuiu, nn honor and a bless­ kindmva, its daily exhibition will assist ing to the community. lured while-living, in the development of the evil side of all and wbsti life's fkful fever is oror, re­ who witness it But if on tho contrary, membered by many hearts lung after the ho or she bring* sunshine into tho room funeral flowers of tho cemetery have when they enter—diffuses hsprancss, by blosMimad on (heir grevn. Hut how genial conduct on all around them— different tho life sad character of him plnys on tho heart-string* of their pujiils who, utiblesecd by healthful end virtuous by the mystic j»wer of Love—tho very surroundings, or madly defying (hem nil atmosphere they thus create will bo warm culu'veUM only tbo ovil sitto of his na­ with alfocriun and trusting confidence ; ture 1 ^Like the rank weed of your gar­ and tliot hitter nature wiiieh is ever den, it soon extirpolue all that is good struggling within ns for the mastery over and valuable ; and you wee l>efc>re yow a evil, will giro it healthful power fur all life, of which you caimut truthfully say after-life. It is for this reason tho teacher should »r ua 1 hn,*nrei*~»'r n».s— • Ww st is« sms* <1 t.RlJItU IHR RttlRTS. <reU-*- taw c, nskawww n v I 1 W< l-*4*ws*-*t. r * U>, >■•*» r-^a-i.... I. AIILFIQS. A. E srt a ix naconisra so reals per Boid*. bold P1HCS OP IMHALKHfl »1 KAC1L HAUL A BUCKEL, Proprietors, BR.C.R.ttRTT, rxAFPTW a gxobvctox. MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER. The Great Strengthener and Pain C PWTW01X. Destroyer of tbe World. sold by u Taw. BMtatTcr hi CSan<wrT kaS tf"" ■ WttmTSSWSWSej .—— .nit .Titlark. nwooatsra PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL TN EVEIfY HOUSE STLYAJTCS H. coox. lomt wt ch An, fUffllMIBS. FAVORABLY KNOWN AND ’ EXTENSIVELY USED TWENTY-FIVE YEAILS. MADAME ZADOO PORTEB'8 CUMTin COUGH BALSAW HAVT'Xns House. Price 25. 50 ud 75 OU. per BotUe T0« ss*T. «'HBare*T *WD JIOVT LFFECTUAL UEMDl cairn du etc. caios, i ■nJRwxx. f*-v»tv. |v-''.e>we.ona refuses. hMku. And the responsibilitoa fur its results lie — — .vx-V — > I-—_ ilk—.* * ' - •— way to the heart of erronr one within bis arm and strengthen themselves cirele and lead him thereby into the tho influence of Evil depcwls m degree on the conduct of the j wUl but a: generation which jmcecds then io starches maily rinds, or the wider spbei community wherein they dwell. rieksdoi island fall of savages can be nothing nay, it mutt bo rvachol and toochcd. butasarago State-. Where ths people The teacher, too should be an exem­ worship idols of wOud end sloue, man­ plar in punctuality, order, and diacajdina, kind, coll it a L«uh»a titet». Aoountry tor in all thusu his pupils will copy him. of impure men must be an impure State. He con only '4/vim obedience by him­ Bul .wharo MuruWy Intelkawco self obeying ths lews he is to enforce. A ministar wlio dues not practice what be u.1 »«»> <»" rV| r -------wetod sad obeyed, the on- jinachoo will find thst bis moet carnet.: 1 vOugniM that there is a exhortation fall hoedfces on leaden ears; t>y to be embraced in the and children of both a smaller and a larger growth Qotekly detect similar inconaisteuciss. Whoever would rightly The hojreof any country mutt there­ guide youthful footsteps must lead <ufore always ba with its young- Witli roctlr hnu-wdf; an8 one of our humorous them wa sea the umdle uf life,’not like .r<__ 1... ■ ■ ■ ~ V . , 1. .. u of middle ago, half cunsumud, bid jnat lit: and su to be trimmed that it up a child in tho way be should go, reUshall burn brrgbter and brighter till it im it uouratlf.1* .. . expires in the socket And this flu raU.r E Ata KAZOO. MICK hun- trusta And there is an exceedingly better way. It is to climb, young men, with buoyant heart, tho Hui of .Knowleige. It is to boldly scale tho Alps and Apjwuines which ever rear tliemsclr.-k in your pathway. It is to fed yvur sinew* (trengthen as they will, with every ob Stacie you surmount It is to build yovr«r,/, developing mental strength, untir­ ing energy, and sleepless real, fqrvent declares in language which combines jaitriotism, and eeraust jirinrijile, until rciuruel with jirvpbrcy, "He that is dew the public shall feci that you are tbe to anger is better than tho mighty, and num they need, and Unit they must com­ he that rufeth his spirit than he that mand you into tho public i ervioe. And (aketh a city." You <■•»» master your­ if jK-Tchanoc that call should not hap­ self. You >nv<r rule your psaskms end pen to come, and you should Im forced yuur temper, or they will rule you. It is to rexnaiu an A mcricau sovereign in^jnod strengtli to have moral principle. It is of becoming a public survnnt, you shall strength to rtand up against shocks of have vour reward in tho rich storee of advandty. It is strvngtli to4xi calm and knowledge you have thus collected, and wdf-cuntained even * hen tho arrows of whirm shall ever be at your command-— tunlico pierce yuu must cruelly. It is Mare valuable than earthly treasure— strengtli to jMirfurm yuur whole duty to while fleets may sink, and storehouses tueu without luoperf reward. The mfln 'x-nrtn-.o, and banks may totter, and of unbinding moral jirincinls is a real it richfe flee—tho intellectual invewtments hero. Tho man who stands erect, witli you have thus made will be pennanent his heel on tho domun of Tomjitatiou, laid enduring, nutsiluig u the couiUnt hydra-headed as it is, is nobler and flow of Niagara or Ainnson; a bank stronger than tha most gifa-d statesman whore dividends are neqietual, whose ur tho ououuering chief. The taint of wealth is unditniniahod however frequent sin gives all of us passions, temjicr, and the drafts ujasi it, which, though moth evil, and opens a hundred avenues to the may imprir yet which liuovee can not tempter. To ckae them all. and to live, break through nor steal. Nor will yon tree to yourself and tho right is to bless b« sUe to fill there storeht^ava to thrir vour own heart while you hires mankind. full Pour into a glass a stream of waYour character is to be built up like s dam in a tirer. While being compacted will not hold another droji. But you may and solidified, tho restrained waters Jike lour into your mind, through a whole lifetime, streams of knowledge from erery cutioiiraUu quarter, and not only shall to break through > it never be full, but il will constantly But guard against the smallest fracture, tliircl for more, and welcome each fresh sujijJt with a greater jere. Ney, mare. To sit around yon may impart of those rock, it breasts the mirhtirwt fluids and gisddening stream* which have so fsrtiltraaheta unhannral Witlioat thia en•• • ■ ■ jgg Self-control, our without a compose or ... r it by ovary wind, and at last wrecked upon the beech. But paired. On the contrary your knowledge »ith it, it M like some ship with a safe, as you add to it, will itself attract still strung arm nt tho helm that holds her to mors as it widens your realm of thoughk her course when the storm-eloud lowers and thus will you realise in our own life or the angry gale seeks to drive her to­ tha parable of the Ten Talents, fee “to w ard tho brook era ; that avoids illo shoals him dial hath shall be gireu.’' nfid hidden rocka and bring* her safely yourself with iba panoply o! justiee. If you have guarded yourself with the natural offspring, Self-reliance. The great maxim of Socrates was “Know thy­ self'—tho famous inscription on tbe Del­ phic tomjile, which tbe andenta claimed tame down from the »kio*. I eari nut,in a brief address, even allude to all which is embraced iq these two comprehensive shall not pre vail against you? which widens before me as ! jrogrre*. without alluding to that duly which magnitude of Its vphero cad ths com* mending authority of Him who pro- back to that >acred nioun t w here the as­ sembled multitudes from Galilee, and Deos polls, and Jerusalem, end Jude-i, and from beyond Jordan, Iktencd r^vesrutly to Him wbo spoke as never men s|>ckon before. And after that striking exordium of blessings, and tbe sulisequcntJgculcaUons of love, of charity,of concord; of forbaarance, of humility, . andof prayer, be opened the r«romU<m of that extraordinary di»courao which rhloh be nnr.ouucod as the cmbo limeut paraphrased from that eminent and luarued Chinese p!.U.*ophrr,Conruci-us who’, five hundred years before, had laid down as a uisrlrn, tlmt none shoal I do unto thslr fellows what they would from tho broad distinction l^twcon the affirmative command of throne and the •elf, thustald dewnoa the Mount, fa but died. “Theo shall not defraud thy , against the children of the'people.’' ’ tbsaame M>iritMoa the Mount, fifloen thy neighbor as thyself.” In this cndavor.ftul not to war against usefal, honored . life. It is that moral Vice in all its myrid forms Evil is of­ cuuragv which sustains thaaa who stand ten robed in sji'cwlid attire; but however fiaatoy, fearlwnly, inflexibly for what gurgvous tho monumental shaft, yet wiihtn is always oorrtiptiun and decay. Its brilliancy in contract with the lion Uic amnio may appear teraj.Ung and yourself or your.fouutry forbids you to in ths firmament when eompelrrd with graves of the uthsrs of our It is tho first np[iruach, too, which should the words of Instruction snd ba the moat sternly repulsed. Each temp­ tation, from without or within, which moral rectitude enables us tarosist, leaves nroudlv and alone, before FeHx, then the asm’ cowardice of Pihsfo when be duty before a blinded and infuriated pop­ ulace Truth may b*v% as in ths olden before you as the pillar of fere of gold, influence of his pro: round his tinwineducatiugchildren than nature mors than thelntcllec'uwi-wfchseen to govern the ~-«n* Enh-ians.— of rmrpure. with tirokre energy. And error and wickcdCatiline, whm b* lot him feel that as a State is honored your power to make this world happier by its worthiest sons as Kontucky an- To stan Un MkAUtfi tsmal.’' All UTiters cm Ed nration sgree thsi the chief means of intellectual iraprorw- looks to the future far his riniBnatfanj ;'«kW birth, Hbods Island bar Boger Williams, sod tian Beading, Memory, and Bsfl action. Iliad, ths PsBasylrania her Franklin, Ind Illinois But I have sdmotimro thought that eduIwr liuosb, and Nsw York end Virginia thsir scores of illustrious serna so will and studies. Lb the botlls-fisW at Ufa. H» shall bam DR ZADOC FORTRR‘8 Curatire Sugar Csated P3K nr opposrrioir F** A^isiff5® to . CABTOH OIL AID — iu which our truly did mocy they handle, but what they taro .< . __v_Z .L —'-1. T1 UmMwImI tho busy world. You will find sotnese.flah, cold, austere, repwbdve, forttdding.' �men ts for purposes of Stale taxation. It elaborate, lengthy and carefully prepared act, hot It sWadaa gofe ohaaae fur an early death. Hon. C. Beck we th hs* decided that It la unconsiltuUonal vm an ' Rsv. John Lord. Mettler'*M erttyfer “ haajOTtgivwn to tbs ■ wort 6n TX« old “J” Ultfe, H-cranlr-H.-J. to know of Momim:!aL»tocy*J treating of tMOtafefe «f tbuHoman*, fee won 'sot-Ml cvndlB feitore and ______------ - ----------- jhW’tofawin rtetdre the tkankx of many who have nbt iltae for an txtrffitedMffe of read- •<M*. As a specimen of tie author’s style, we quota lib description of Roman extnvagapooaD.t1 living •‘Tha Remans, originally, were not only frugal, hut t’Jcy drtreod with great aimpBMty. I n prows of Ume, they becasta extravagantly rtad of 'elaborately ornamented atthe, yartlrtibirly the wo­ men. Thoy-wwretag+A** Variety of rlbga and npckleeeiTj they• dyed their hair <md-reMitfia Mfea«tve conuetlcw,tt»cy- wcrd-nlUU of ’vkMeus colors, matnrfia'AUywwtbroldefed; Pearls anti rabies, for u'litch Weis'is had been exfchanjed, swpcndtd from their “Ho thuadwroritoeea modest dinner, tn which lxe,n poet. Invitee' bls friend Turanus; ‘If you are oufforing from dread of a melancholy dinner at borne. or would toko a preparatory whet, eome and feast with me. You will find no want of Cappododan lettuces and strong leeks. The tnnny wUJ lurk under ellees of egg; a cauliflower hot enough to bum your flngera, and.wblch Iwsjpst loft tho garden, wlH be served frrab on a black platter; white sausagei aill"float on snow-white porridge, and the pals i^can will ncc.-4npnny tho rtd-etreaked l>acon. In tho second course, raisins will be set before you, and pears which paaa for Syrian, and ros*ted chestnuts. Tho wine yon will prove in drinking IL Af­ ter all this, excellent olives will come to your relief, with the hot vetch and the tepid lupine. Tho dinner la small, who can deny It? but you will not have to Invent falsehoods, or hear them inven­ ted ; you will recline at case, and with your own natural took; tho host will not read aloud a bulky volume of bls own cnmi<o«U(ona, nor will licentious girls, from shameless Cadiz, be there to gratify you with wanton attitude*; but the email rtel pipe will be heard, and the nice Claudia, whose rodety you val- day last they held n meeting and detrrminod to .dratr up a* platform which shall doflnlt«ly .«t forth just what con­ stitutes cvangi'.-al religion. If Mr. Hib­ bard nbscribea io all that this platform may contain ho will be accepted, and It doo* room to mo as It ho.snoot be hard to BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR Wool Hats, 76 Cotton Batting, Sattntt Suits for Men, $8,00*9 $1800, AU-trbolCdssimere suits, $12 to 20.00, " Broadcloth Dress Coat for $10,00, A good black Overcoat for $7,00. ■rob)5 m num visit Io tbe “Undive," visit to MoVlekers, levee end final banquet He got bcre on Monday night, but few turned out to seed re him in consequence of the frequent disappointments which have been endured cunoemtogbls arrival and tbe Unperfoct appointments made when tbe definite time of bis coming was known. At bo;n paoa am uwme nt which be attended ho was recognized and welcomed heartily by tho audience. The grand epeetade of “Uodlve” has at length been brought out at the Croe- ? MUDGE & BAILEY. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS truly wonderful, far surpassing anything ever before seen In this country, and easting completely into the »hado the vaunted splendors of the “Black Crook," work of golden- thread.."Their state wen orncmentcil-with fo bnnds, * Dow different this poet’s dinner, a and oil tbe other groat ►pcetidea hither­ nmlfad’nodwtth'dtaihosdclan^. while_____ r.____________ _ __________ tabic tpread without______ luxury, and enlivt beta-pal be • trailed along the ground. I cned by wit nnj friendship, from that to presented on this side of tho Atlantic. Jewett wore embroidered -upon their ] whieh Pelronlcs describes of a rich Tbe bnllct, corapo-ed of fifty of the most aaodils. and gi.ldWn'I'Add*, |dns, combr, fiecdman, which won more after tho IremxUful and graceful girls rarefidly se­ mid fanxutdfs va:$M ike hair In n rtorled ' fashion of tbe vulgar and luxurious lected from tho leading theaters of con। tinontal Europe, is of Itself a fqnturo, or ediflcemi on tho tokeheatl.’-'-Thcy reelin-1 gourmands of the dixy. ed-sffi faxurltWodavHea. and rode In | “Next to the pleasurri of the table, tl.o a«emt*lage of fcalmes, which quite overrhndows any ballet ever before put' ullwebarfota. Tholr llme was ayent i pawion for expensive furniture reemed upon tho sta£6 In this cohutrj-; hut iuC' In p-tylbg and fedetvfng visits, nt the to be the prevailing folly. We read of !>hih. the-cpecbilcTc. trnd1 the banquet. | couches gemtuod with tortoliw rheU, nr>d mngnlficen.saud lesmty of the occuce TubleeeuipfortlHrtti rVirry-totumnii, die-1 tables of citron wood from Africa. Ell­ cflecta particularly tho tabt gru-.t devel­ *playt.f ’* — •»—i ■" iilvrr ■ j vtr an(j pgjj vn-e*. Tables, also, of opment scene with which tho । leoe con­ tiHrlf ibafly-plataf mirrors were- brnig agliIMt tbe end s, curious Mauritanian marble, supported on jre- clude*, are too ovoipowcring, too Im­ chaeta cmitalbed UtdrJewels and mon­ desfah of Lybian ivory ; cup* of crystal; mense for description. Words fall to ey. Brens lampa lighted fhpIrchamlterB, all sorts o’ silver plate, the maetcrplcccs . portray, even faintly tho splendor of th s andglnasVsars, ImK-itliiRprecluu* atones of Myro, and tho handiwork of Praxit­ scene, and. gazing upon it, one feds self rtoed-tryoh their cupboards. Hllkencur- eles and the engravings of Phidias. all the storied glories of (alry-tand were moetiolemn truth, and Iu actual preotafrswere suspended.over the doors and iicmtUe it-llInga,-and leodrm, like pid- Couches were covered with purple Miks; an-;alns, wWe borij" tbrough the streets chain elaborately carved; costly mlr- play Of legs, upon which »p*ctacii-e so targly depend, connoisseur must bs bard I y stovw, dn'wbldi 'WcHned the effim- rurs hung against the wall>, and bronze la*to*wl»UB‘kiidrairtttftltBn< of tho rich*. lamps were suspended from the paint'd to please wl:c ennt-.o-. flird objects for ad­ miration amonfc some scvi-nty juirs, of Their gardens were ftndere-l attractive ceilings. But it was not always the which one half seem absolutely fautle-a by grten^bouaes. flower-beds, and every The.piece will only be kept on here for prised, but those which were procured sort offru!’-and tine. ."But It wag at l|>ebr banquets the Ro­ with the greatest difficulty, orbionght mans displayed tho greatest luxury and from the remotest province*. That extravagance-., No. people ever thought which cost most received uniformly the more at the pleasures pUbetahie. And greatest admiration.” Barney Williams and wife an playing »be prodi-jolity wa,i aixn not only In tho * Scribner ft Co. are the publishers of a very tine engagement nt McVickers. Indulgence of I he pula to by tho choicest Tbe hading quotations, on change art dainties, but tnartjclve whlcli commaudreported to-day ns follow.:—Ifour quite <d, £ro:n their parity, the highest prices. Our Chicago Correrpondence. firm, $11.26 for white •winter; $8.0009. Tbef'oniy soughtfc,ent daintily, but to for spring extra.. Wheat advanced 4Jte iq-.rcaaa their capacity by unnatural 6c on no. t by a speculation movement, meaho.. Tbs maxim, 'll that manger »l.asf-.l.&e for DO. 1; $1.7401.77 foe no. pony vim, at non pas vivre pour man­ evening of. Thanksgiving day, andoxjr, S’; ffi.0201.031 for no. X Corn 00c for ger/. WM revexaed. At tha fourth boor, last hope of pleasant weather for this no. I ; 850WiC for no. 2 ; Oats, 660 Ke; they Lncakfartokl on bread,grapes, oiivss season vanished. Navigation la dosed, Rye. $1.4001.41 for no. 1| ffi.S801.41 for the only vweele still out ’ being a few no. X Barley, fl.780I.8O Ise no. J, ffi•ndd.oreejSnd.SHga; at _____ propellers In-the east shore trade, and 4601.60 for rejected. AH grains are at the ninth hpuz they dined; and this a small portion at the lumber fleet on active and prices advancing. Provisions meal, the oen^ was the principal one, their tasi Trip. About fifty vessels an which consisted of three parte: the first <$20.60. Green Hams, 1OJ011C. Urscn —the gustise-7wqq made up of dishes to sbbuldcrs7c. B. P. ham*, 1201X|c. D. pro vokoaniqipetite, shell-flab snd plqu8. shoulders 7 je. Beef hams, $2H.30<rt *JXt aancse;. tbg. icoond-the Cereuto29.00. Lard, U@l»c. ctjmposed of. diflqrent courses; and the thl.-d-ilio d4«wrt„n mensw.ecumbe- bigton street, will be effected and tbe remposed of Ikplto and pastry. Fish great tunnel connecting Cha EouUfcnd wen the chief objept of tbe Roman epl­ WM divisions of tho city Wlllbe poshed cures, of - which, the rnuBoa, therboax- toward completion with all possible bcB, snd ike a^clliM were the oxost nl* despatch. It is believed that this work upd. .It Is reconled that a mnlitu .(sea can be competed, at least that portion barbel), walghlngbui eight pound»r»ild of It underlying the bed of the river, by for eight thousand sesteroea. Oysters, tbe opening of the next Mason of navlgufrom the Lueriqf Jake, were Jn great de­ The Minister*] Union'of this dty still mand. t?ngUs ware fed Ln ponds for the Purpose, while ths viBas of the rich bad have before them tbe knotty question thsta jxiscLate tWicd with freeh az salt of whether Swcdenbocgianism is an vtetgr fah. Feoeocks and pheasants evangelical religion or not, and in their ware ths must-highly esteemed among straggles with B, are getting more and pnliry. although the absurd! ty prevail. more hopciersly complicated. 1 do not cdWeaUng stfiging bisds. Ofqfcadiu- know tfed I<vcr told you the origin of ptda, the greyest favorite was tho wild this difficulty. It was Inths application l^or, tbs chief; dish of a grand emna, of a Swedenborg! an minister, lies. Mr. and same whotovpon the table, and the Hibbard, to become a member of this Kurllced gourmand pretexrAd to die* select band of shepbanls. They did not tinguiah by the taste from wbnt port of Italy It come. Dishes, the very names of .which exelte disgust, were used st fhsfaqjlB>1g baaquete, and hold In high eqtawn.. MrnrUal ds votes two sntbs hooiiaiarhls '£p4fr»t“»’ to Ute various diphwaodprpamanta of a Roman ban­ quet. Hfr refers to almost every fruit owl vifgetobto and meat that we now ueo-fecabbara, tasks, turnips, aaparegua, feaos bostauoar, tat tucer, radishes, njoab»oms,.>uffl®-t fed*, tantlls. among vsr'-tablss; to phsamate, ducks, dasce, gs*w, capons, pigeons, potridges, pmrsefe. Namidtan fswfe enure. 'nxxxlcpcka^frWKna,among blrda; to intil- MUG Factory, y*rf wld*Denims. Stripe Shirting, Prints, Fm» Colon, Sugar, ROBERTS F. D. ACKLEY & CO, Fancy Goods, Toikt Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladie's Baskets, Portmonraics, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, ^c. ^o. / Cajubtmas.—This mor santam* br ll,u DON’T FAIL T^ALL 4 SB! fte*k* ni*»k Boeks. Ota B*»l« Car*. Wnlios I raix rsi’KB. window buaDE*, buhl-xuikg. ----GROCERIES. — Tbcjoydadeu “CixrirJB Its prveions fruit at 1 « Chureix,for tbe JMttt MMbodfe and Prrebyt Bsteseta. That the occt Mrtysm.nooneoaa <fc ftvt. Cz-wraTA.—Tbe <ZV7S- Ottf. TARXISJIKS. BSm/Di. BC. A COJirtSTSSTOCS tOS rAHTOtr CSS jcst ssctirxii PATEXT MEDICIXES, hccsxBuxxxd— Thad ^jrex MAcrnoa of a terned, on Monday of tai alt Hs wntenta. The fani faea iintne, tbe children Go to Roberti To buy your DRUGS AND MEDICINES. To buy your GROCERIES. csteaded noUce will fe MXXXT CKXESTN AH 1 wnyou bqyfer^lMida To buy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. Lata, teHRUinti ROBERTS’ To buy your Tbavilikq Bas­ aeva. He.ha* the neatest, best, largest and cheapest assortment ever brought to thia market. To buy your Booki ft Sta­ tionery. LARGE AND SPLENDID STOC&. OF GOODSI Mr. Edltori That’a what’s the matter.*! Robots’ Pjonkmi Drug A Booistore. My Goods have been ( BOUGHT ID.SEUZ^o peo­ ple will find out, on giving me * call. I obtained them in New York, and can sell them as cheap as Detroit and Chicago house* do. I did think of advertising ’’ these goods, but our neighbor* b have so completely exhausted Awnor, in thb many bright sciutiliaUona of prose, poetry and blank rer«.-b«idcb teHingBomo of tbe Dogondest Choppers in the bargain, that I have I joaclud•d not to idrertiM. But, u I ' , I hwe 2*. ------ Good., Cuo*. <?»«£» ■St >o« out fit, u« they �l« r~. *• -R — n<m u, <■" tat M tan- ta Dry-Goods, Groceries, ECats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, ft tte Paun if tte Bam. dewet »iowhserb. -No SLrrantna Yet.—Almr<t Chrisimos, and no sleighing, and but little water In the w«U« and cisterns. Our flrdB^at need is rain, and then alelgh- Frrrrval—There will be a Christmas Festival given by Erasnail Chureb, al Union Hall, on the evening of the 24th •f De -ember. We are unable to give particular*. ______________ ofJC-SS MAtRLKB of Baltimore, w.w burned, on Monday of last wco\, With nl! Its contents. Th" family 'n'cr* away from home, the eh idren having IcT far School but a abort lime before th<j hoot® 0ISSOLUTIOM. 18E8 ■ PROSPECTUS -1868 CHICAGO TRIBUNE. BUSINESS CARDS. ' Cabistm as.—Th‘» merry making sca■on la not going by tills year vitboet making glad the bcartaof the juvenile*. The Joy-laden “Cbria'anw Tree” iato bear Its precious fruit at tho Presbyteri­ an Church, for the Joint benefit of the Methodist and Presbyterian Sab*, alb Schools. That the ocea-iou will be a merry one, no one ean doubt. Wholesale and Hotail. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, Groceries and Provsions, Other the Beautiful Q1ue»-n"’ was rend­ ered by eitisens of thia vUhvro Union Hail, to goed and appreciating nudlcuee on Friday and Saturday c-enInjs. It »«• rendered for the benefit of the Union School and Ftcairn c Circle, and the not receipts amounted to a'.-oct >130. The performance la highly credita­ ble to the m-.ulcal and dramatic skill o' MB& C. FREEMAN, >r i iJtTi BA8TI5G3. • - alyl e it, MIDDLEVILLE ■ - MICH. WILLIAM MYERS, will you buy for Holiday presents ? Of eour>e something awful as well r.i omameutaLa Good Bock, a Fine Gold Pen,a rich Pocket Book or Diary, or some of the rdber thousand and one articles which .-an be had so cheap al theCity Drug Store.- Call early and see If oar aid friends Ackley ACo-jbaven’t gut ths articles to satiafy the longing heart far something beautiful. Music & Jewelry, eresx jrrwors Ascv OAXTiyOA • ■ • a»yl • • -. MICK PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, axs r-so»ccw >&<isa PIECES FALL PRINTS OASHNOA-. • -torf. . - MICD. gyCMl>p«>4fcvPnx!»«. Is axkod to tbe Proepsetw of theCtdearo Tribune herewith published. The Tri­ bune te by far tbe ablest edited newspa­ per In the Northwest, and one of the Lnrgrtl Doilies In the whole cowntiy. It, general circulation will «}o much to promote the'welfare of the Republican party In tlds Htatc. and we commend It tn cur readers »a Metropolitan Journal worthy of their mlronagc; and it to also of wpeclal interest to ocr merchants, who do business at Cblcaco, on aeewent of the reliability of the Market Reports, which form so prominent a fell uro in every edition of the paper. Boots and Shoes, TIN S H OU? Deal you Him It UmWr toll.jw tkai y«a«n key n WARXm^KTOYEA cbMOTthM Mt. KX TCRNER A CLARKE, Camiie k ffap-Iaiers. ROBUZSON Harte SMWafli \V. b. HEDRICK A CO., SaMlmSHmmiffl, / SLEIGH ABD COTTES DEPOT, darriagt airt Klajoit Drm, Meins, Grseris, MANUFA9TORY PLAIN and RICH CUTTERS AND SLEIGHS. tateWaH. from Vcnnontvllte; Dr. «md Mir. Thomjwou, and Mrs-Martin. And, finally, the Orchestral Music ww.c^tab erwine. under the direction of Pnrf. b,MtaEU«= H~u« «p»» «» .,d Mr. O. Wa regret to ba< theraeeipU W' "Bough to pay art - <■ ISM oor MmI EndMat Fhyi M» wH ttlMlbKt W. PARKER A BON, Linrj k Salt Stable, UN Sr II CH UONknai WN Sr 10 CH MAH BBOTHlBi �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/394/HastingsBanner_1867-12-25.pdf 7ed30a004fb79828c627935451570878 PDF Text Text aht GEO. M. DEWEY, < ixMVwxos. sufiur cpQ'j#ci.vi7 ’ 0«*aTA,»< •cVWriifcxWtotte, I. >•<■•». *r . h cbffi ISj£ 12H5 i £■■ wwrw gg^WBlC jsrerer!*’ “o- - -e-<*w iix’a'ywmsgasB? BY OEO. M. DEWET. HASTINGS,-MK)HIGANaWEP^ESPAY,.0^:25,1867. VOL. XII. NUMBER 35. d? ^Business Jirtrtrtj. aemsm gmh Btfrat, ta^-eth. some cvrfnor. . ‘Thank yo1 .ajVBsysjaiiii iHMfliad's.German JTsnic. trail** U.rojmo.1 th** M>4 raUWnlnr raaaUra. lteTukt,K»s>. Prepared by Dr. C. uknih 'Ton. M. Jacisoh, The Great Rtmedfos for Cl Dlsejtstjs'; ■SLfeis OR DIGESTIVE 0BGAS1 • I . v . : . . ! .. Hootad's. German Bittm I> ran nrant at ilia re" tam «*. w lk»v ar* mrd ,< HOOFLAM’S GERMAH TOHIC, tloofland's German feittfera. sUrew* EOOFLAIM OEEMAH TONIC niUpoXlon PlvtulenoviloWinl n □ lac** of Blood to tho Tfo .d, A«te! or Wartahi . I* Ibo Bt.-n.ob, Eour Trrtbtbrt.1 etntIrr or Fluth-rlur lb* P.l mW®S=ta38 putt >»*n. In -Cite Maid. j.DcH-1 o.uncy of r»nplratluU, T"l- HKr«SW ■7-. "wasvi ss» ' . InSutw! Ur Bvrar* XAb-r. XteTd- , •hlp«, l-xp-atue. P*»«r*. *U. ri.r.-u, tbn AnfAl r'ir.n-,^1- iwcffiiru; Wlik'AflO DELICATE CHIIMTEH TI3T1MONIALS. Hon.’ Gto. W. WobdtTsrd. < “•£*5^3^'^ trend to ba patted.'.;Ontbo ntaiSandsy/ Mary.weald..probably ,b» b«cw-to pre nuea/ber AiWiABd teridrejter bauk. ; Margery thro w open thp , door to ’pts ttox.ly.aparXlfogon tfagnus «fld flowery, Down there on -.tbaroad. was the. epoi whom John'and.Mare had part­ .jftjrf ; U» KtabTOM ed last night Margon-’turned Away end John loved so much Inta fkftbd lung ago. shutthk&xtfagain. Then AeWin-l He talkdd cheerily, of tifacrops and of hereelf to get brtakftet ‘ • ...^ When Joke canid down t<> if, Margdry interest Haro anil of tbs ' There was thought He atop' sottndM heavier than ports for tho coining win v pp?rli/»ntl i shohud dvdw heard it before. ' _ I -.“Willyott go to eliureh this mortring, ©table,and'Margery?'’‘ha naked wktu the simple ‘ • . UTO, grOMACH. ; legs and; *nwusd,- and then camo for- ■Jduu wtxdnnd yasrata, and them cemii :<*. with her tuu& aad tried topfiy. Ehe wtatodtoaA’fctt'Jota! urigbt be happy vrtrfld rite’ kaaaway-but herbta* riram :r*wd, <md «ta fen»* at> weed*. Bht. :ratecd W ajraw' ’ through ,h« flagme B* not' with lu« Lardc toward her uow.-but Ao aaw that hie gzaot; strung t&aAa ■ tretnhled with aUMki • <: ■ - r ■• > •• : • - *?Dh John,” site cried, bunding into tears., She only uotfoed that ha *udd«nly turned axuuud, nqd.lhmi cUo»d her cyoo, <u he clMDod her to Li* arms, ■ hur a.time she hoaK. Buttling hut tbpteoujid of lMir’ownlowwcLcpintoaad tho-throbLiug.bfJulto'*, heart- Suddenly altolixjco<J up and arid": ’L , ‘■O, John, dean dear John, pltaab for­ give mo?" ' ’ , ’ . "Xargery,** ’Em dnawcred, ■ in u firm u tone'tone cotxH’ reamkud, “don’t talk The Anrnrrtiati;idB>’Yitbex», ta’ ring the renting y&r, will maintainTfe ' position at the’bead of the Mieiilgie ’■ preaitndin the Gref ntofcafthe Jourt-1 eWdftho NmtWGt. Tb elrentatfckh tt*1 ttk advertising and bueinree petrettfU' tar rxreede thoee of any other paper tn the State, end jnetlfy lti oonflt>«t*ila • promising that'll *m nfto’tomtdaa ta•irrpaaithem tn ability, tn rticrprteeand J in literary merit,' : 1 .■ .Nettherexpenienoroare-wDlbeeparo® ■ in the relfeetiim of News. TelegrapMo reporte from an section* of the globe > willrentliiwe to G*th Heeding featuroot* ampHficd and perfected, and the jvrsecn- ■ fatten of fell; promjW and feliaol* re- •Oh, but John, ! dtd uot wuat togo- port* of al? events of potaltar tntareot to “N> Joha,T g<lM. not’’ . - I- t: •’ away’ lMt Uoauta—’ Mlehlgnn peaple wULtavnido mortttaa “WelLMargary, 1 atogotar 1 hu kntK/toWfead dftoArarditiy candip ‘■Bscatuo what, Margery T' he asked, over a apeclnltytn the hitare. Thsdalight While Margery washed tiw dbhei,1 come -home a* aoou • a* oui line ia over; nattaished. ' ■! • - • ' psrtniento ol local, eotnmtwctal and gew-;' there waaiio Bmdd iu tiw room but Uio but 1 think'it will do urn (pod.’’ “Oh, John, bocauoe I—I ibouubt you end news will also form ]iro«nlB**>t ftw •‘John, will yon pnrauM m» to—■” clatter of ibo-icurps audiapowu. and the loredMury better than mo, because! turv*, Mid till bo tosdcct'.xl by eompo“Whrt, Margery . < monutonuua ticking of the UJ. fwlitoned ‘Thi* afternoon, afar I, liavo.got reap/ saw yw Ugvtlter ro many thru* in. the tent mon. •' •• 11 •> 4 >< I "I'' i ** i dock in Uua owner Maigery yoiueiiines glonood vTor nl John, wlm sal smoking, to go will you come unco mots with «o | last few woces , uutaLu biased yuur hand ’ Tiru Anvwrnm aicnTsiatTcnwill, fat night.” .u>:sO tq the—,thq grare 1” . und looking into the. fire. John’s cfap about Margery relaxed rrticfn .in orjun cd liberal and progrw “Yea, Margery, yea” s At Iasi be lit a camllo, and going un *1 vcpolitical opinion. lawtUferbr tbs Sfa hplpod him on with .hi* best coot, and-hiw or?-> wank duwn.ly his side.— tolfefsert, bo tuikod: ■' rcoMtetruction at the Union un thdbeate i | •‘What’a the matter, Margery? Yoh trpntolit him lhe jwayor-Vouk, and then Ifa toora Wfre ditod now, und lii* earnenriched him from the window a* ho tylLLte eyre fixed upon Margery with a on^rnttysrui equal rigbb.dtsnsirtl ««®are uncommonly dienl tu-uighL ’ dumb,' hulj-uhccuuauus , exproaMi-B yf otsy axjd airtos ■ jroldty In the manageI She stopned’ in Ser work, and bung the I walked dpwtr the road wRli alow dept. Margery wondered what could bo the puia. , She could'nU bear,ifa.look* “d n-ensi'f car naltottal fineness, and urge / the incorporation In oar prvcrntaoaial matter with herself that mtening. Bho covered her fiico wjlh her toin^b“Xo Manpriy, said he stowly, ’T on­ fabjleoftlie principle* Which gave Vital­ hi®, with* strange light.iu bw brown felt so tired that her fret’nhnost refused ity W> foe I’.epufalter.n party. IlwiHhe cy«* and her 6109 rethex pale, ‘tf want to. to retry her. A hundred timre in’ her ly taw Mory.toxiuAc—" Independeot and emphatic ia. Us.exMargety raised her head. simple household dntiea she paused to go-hr>me.'' Ur Alaijl’’ lor* U.dj~<ir.. “John, dOar John, dou't talk about it proven ef‘ alitotiai ©pluton, and wlU... Ari etprt-Mlon half df yalrt, half of ne- taka breath and sat dswa to rrot so offer fonhhjnfnt, canto intoJbnnhiTu-ncstfore. tlikt John oomo homo fines church and to I'dcmtbellertl ithnr mon.'. I know! select foi^tacu-rtn* topics of Uviag aed ; AjAle dr»p the •#<>« is tylvf. wre'a bad foolish Wife! Only loro' me (iranur, nlmooi bafuTO it was ready. -He practical Intervet. During the Impor­ Re’foO wi n elnflc phltti and the'tan* Trrry H’V*f I* Hdthe.1 '0 «h' file, dear John! Oh. tant roJitlaa! catupalsq of 1853. Its por­ . o—,und ---- forgive -----Tri *t>ro*« lb* tUk »r« fclSlOg; d!b tumbled* a Ktilo in ’hie hand rurhd IJTuacd the cookery. but the dishea ware rgain, tajktm altnoat untouched ott Cue inhle 1 don t believebelieve • it any atty more ?"and she-i tion will bo In the von of the army of Uiuk *ni!bu«r, g*i tad Ilfhl right baud1 and again, Mid when arerylbtog4TW tLsared t'H'kliij ‘ J •-kinsed’it, as earnest warriors for tnfi*-llqiublloan Mary hod tiono. taav, Maxgsty said,: . "I muat gv up stairs now, John, to get . eWou't you forgive mo John ? I will The literary department of the paper ready. I want to taka some of, my clyttow never gouway from you, ’ she [• faded, will receive inervaaod atteatton, and withtna,'' .. .. , , . .,i v.-hilo the 1. ra streataud down her faro. Hr took hur in his «xxua wxa cnee, । wit! include critical revto.*» of current Ho iot on the douc-eU-pe, holding his hterayirc, original contributions and pipo, which had'gono ouj between .hi* ( and kisewi.tor. .. • .<.w»: . .. .■ xea, jnuu suo uvudv — . I boc tho little bauds onallfoft 'chairs, lii.-rn. aid onlv nodded hw toad, and . Thu rod evening sunlight find crept; tin? heal (hcittlo feet ’trawling over tho said nulhing. ’ Margbry wtoit ‘ up to the away from foe little gray.- und the dtn>; floor ;*¥ut‘ there was toWething of cold- bed-room, und Logon to open clMetf and 1 was fest gufa-riuz about it. _ AllttguQ' new hi hta tonti vore wtfflw the plend-■ drawfcre'and peek artk-liMof etotktngfn-1 >>«nt down and kuarnl tho white marble to a wnall trank. At lasinho. Unlocked । ertja; Uten tnroc^ ttrtir stepullonMiwanL widely known, its merfta sd WtlCnridcrj tfe great vid bureau, and took aula pilei Marge^r toilHugJ JflJA’h,.,total hk? ,A stood and s}>prerteted, and ita populari­ made thd oxine rcqtML i-n ’ • ty co firmly established,that farther de­ “Well, Margery/’ he imt on .after a “. must unpack my clotho* again »•- tails of ito feature* are noodlcet. p*tM going to the tabloxc i putting tho , njgto," she Vtid .afar B while. I fave Thc numbsrnnd price of ltv>dIUona candle updu it, “d you think U will e«ao all tho LeLv ’ s iitttii things in tar trunk ; ^UUfillauu. yoursrit.d to go nod eno ihu old.folk* a bu’VTdiD. 1. WM ngiMUgto leave you one will continue unchanged. For the Dolly the terure ore flO.OO per year. lilifo while J. am. wfll£u jyu ahould " ot thewe tiny little slioy*-" • He never spoke of the utter LraelineM The Trt-Weekiy, publlshta c-.-try She Mt her hand churned closer in his that fell upon Irim al tiro thought of Lor "Mnrtjtty." hu soil teen. “I think I Turedny, Tljunday and Saturday, wUl' Sing cwpy, nn<J how to him, toU the contairtall the leading Item* of tabsUihad Letter toll you about Mary.’’ li room, waa full bf Hit gulden hair “John, dvir John, didn’t .1 tel! you T gence and couxmentn p«LUsbed In fos knd the trycn of hi* ctnld. : don’t believe that any mato?’ she an- Dally, and It* terms uro $5.Wpcr year. . “It la almost limo for John to cvtno • BhesaidW.btag. >•' “ swvred wifli anotbar pleading rook. The Weekly will contain full sumBw j borne. 1 gnaw," and the young wife spec • WhenWffl y<m cotno bonk; Margwy ? “No. Margery,'it fe fcbt thnt, but that rive of all the new* of the week general,' faa Lor sewing and put the teakettle bo arkwh aftor another i-rnua. , . I cures you Bright belnva You never State, local and commercial—and winbrer the bright firn on the clean swept “1 don’t know, JUtM • knew that Mary’a father waa getting bo emphsUcally Tltte PEOPLED PAhearth. Then she pullod the tablo bat •When do you. think of gtoagf” rrev bad in tlte way of drinking. Since’ PJolL '■ IU rtroutaifon Jb* at fast dovWr into the middle of tho floor' right to llw ••Qn ■ Nou4»> ' moraiug,,, if: ^ou can hri bouse burnt dnw aV and he lost he that of all Mhux .wceUllo* l*»uod Xn^n spot whert nhv knew the sotting «ttt. spare the hurao to take mo over, . ' , ,, , pronortsy Ito hu l<eta living an in that Detroit attained,,.fay|ng,nttalnta, would fcooti »liiue through V’.a® . laUiotfd a-thfefcl w^e'tarKpty; -Ipul ‘ball wav; Mare tubes it vary hard and won’t point surpesstoe ita highest ..circulation window; for John loved to cm the light b.«ra u.ta.w|i«T» “ft •'.’3% let ti» nows geiaboat if abo can tatak the w^tysud standing tojfay unplay upon the homely cun* and aaneera ,---------------------- ------ Bb» thinks an much of you, and aba soya tfWtatg rtetataAb thOHMYAf IPrtViHWlD and potrirr.«IKxai» ;,bo taad it reminded ibai altoffethar. £b« vpaued-bex tnuuk ।1 tod nsod•'to toco ‘her taihor ---------*> wo!” him uf fnirv stusie* c.bero thoy Oto elf fours’that tiAAn'riarted foWtey^.* aaca more,/hd took out the dress John:I rite wouldn't bBTwyoa tnowjt:: niisso»And ।te Jjljl JtWlllj,■ gold duh«: She wen: uW her work with OT«y week's fane.. Jt» prtop Jaw “I eball oak llitty to Mtos liere ana kwad'Uai to sao htr in. . - -< . world. KIpcwniaad »4to toll; sn-ifih but very quietly. Duoo these hod keep’ hwisn Yur Jrutf wlile I WW*y ’ ’ folfows; ooeoopywimr.tX0l|i elub. Several hours had slipped by whfa. aha, haecotM toB^.JW *^ been n time when foe little cottage rung of-tan copies to «te ntens, W W,- Huh shswM -ttote amfami Aftd na^ >• talite* okM» rinxX ftA a» hMWd | voire. But tfian a pair of little fest (ptF-- ••■ —— '— — down. Jdut sttf P* riooswtep, |' w AMwe WmaU crept over the fitaft tmU fiuy figure had Upiax^.ttDi^w^bJ juaUwhnre.altetoid Jytttom.., . dsM.Idid. «tet,tbtok >t wuso I Ipto Kiron hw money to Ute-- ItistaH.tagptolfa gxavo-ynrd. by anuill awkward Landa. , ... Are cun ready tu coma < _ roTrfrt bo cure? I taomfad ’bar to-get When Maw Jto4 J’ut the nuUsa I . Ji* kite ed up ns if ho had been dream Vatter, the jug of cream, and tho,tews of 1 'i •;li him tamefatatrt dottta." ’ ' " '■•Ob 'JuS; -r*« «e»?«te<'-Ftar ewoct hom v uu thn labte, ski nont to tho door to hxiic few Johnnarrow patch '’ UNy4obt,' and .tttfnrd MMl'tad'ytit! nta4n*t tell fata vrbo , tnfUA tAPt to' &0 .***'<£ *>to <?ottegi‘ — sewtafoem” ‘TtarsMgH U*W-M’ ’ ' : ■ 1 1 They’tad rtathed tl* taste* by this Job tJU BU HIM ' nAjfc thA.nWofebra**<*•*» 2; ths faririJ tin puwagainst tho wall stows in the six- Neithct‘ aMWm «~ke, ani for «T<Mg time there was no other sound wamadd^MtaaalWJy.: but the rtBrtla Uf _ mtS at lehfrST rimwd k*H« a^d MTL, w tdkWfalto! otariooMd the nnSt-BBawMa-W w“* "*■ .ll’sUKABD. IdB him walked i known already �GOOD news,—good news. Factory, 7** Denims. Stripe Shirting, prmta.rtQ*", Sugar, .... ,r . $1.00 1AO 65 1,00 35 his New Yoric store. -A new tld* of political excitement ' Otefit fie—^e has hem done bysa-1 b sweeping over Louisiana. It is ex­ cent floods In California and Oregon. pected that when theoonsUUsUon b pre­ sented to tbs people for ratification an Uefflrm will b* Laid formats and pariah officers, Ex-Gov. James Madison Welk, 7^ Cotton Batting, who hae already boon twins slscfodto JFboZ TTa/d, Satinet Suite for Men, S 8,00 to 819,00, the office of Govamor (once by Union mon snd once by rebels) la again figur­ AU-woqI Caesimcrty suits, fl9to90,00, ing for a nomination, but thia Ums “ Broadcloth Dress Coat for fl0,0(. from the Radicals. Walls is pretty cer­ A. good blade Overcoatfor $7,00. tainly doomed to diaapointment, and a warm contest for tho Radical nomina­ tion te llksly to ensue between the Hon. IABIIS- Wt*l IS EIILEil VLSIETT. H. C. Warmouth, former Judge of the Provost Court, and the Hon. Thomas Durant We purchased our Good* sine* the grevt dselimun ths first d*v of October and will sell them at low sa they can be bought anywhere In ths Plate. W« ar» able to bold ou' goods tor labue FMorrra, if wc hi J tbs deposition. BUST STOCA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. ___ _ ... ,. million inChfoagb alaM)and wbaAte UftMMtatekMsa ns scslpta of Internal Rev.nue for rapidly that It is estimated that by Pebtion to the peojde'nf thebountry. Thai the last fiscal year, were larger Uum was niaqr or at fartitarest March, It win all pmwtag tbwous.teuC anfileipstod st the time of the passage of bodlsposedofi &xdo thirteen thousand . conflict l>ei ween tbs White House Trait­ the present laws in July 1M6, and March miles of lino are. now under contract, or and the official agunta of tbe Govern- 1667, tbe first of whfcb was passed upon end ten thousand will be built this next mgfoii^whtetoCr^mioiinsisr Rolllas to an estimated decrease of 6SS,Q00,«» peg year. Tbo policy of placing the sbara, evrefantly JumJved,Uls perhaps toapoa- aunuma, and th. Uttar upon a further rcpre-entlng ffiOt.Oe each, td tbo tow •Ifetefat t*5 tau renders dedMttan of |«,COQ,000. But tbe re- rate of cm per cent, no eelte to be elide to UfJarstend tally appreciate, and oslptaaroin the Aggregate tally equal until the stock is subeeribed for, and hmtoc, may .not have given Mr. Rollins to; the proceeding year, amounting to then not In greater amount than firs' tbs credit due ossa of the most unfaiter- 6M8.MM7M6, n»d which, but for tbo per cent per mouth, until an amount rascally frauds of tbe Johnsonian offi- not exceeding Thirty-five per cent shall «y ofthe service he represents, requires ears, would have reached at least 63M,- have been called in, places the Mock of an mnount of Integrity not always at- 000,000. For th* success of this Import­ this company within easy reach of all test branch of the Heveas* service tho ctaw.a, and sffords an opportunity for tqlnalde in political circles; and the —It la reported from Havana that the New York system of polities having be- country Is indebted, npre than they safe iureatmentccrtaln and rich returns, people of FL Thuna* Lav. voted In fa­ c«/mo Um settled policy of the preeeut know,to tho unfaltering Integrity, and rarely ottored except to large eapltalteta vor of annexation to the United Btatai. Administration, there to almost a poal- manly devotion to duty of E. II. NoMna. Few people have any Idea of tho gigan­ tlre certainty that Ward puUUclana and the hoaest men of all parties will tic fortunes which have been realised with no character for integrity, wiU team with regret, that tbo determined by telegraphing in thia country, or of beat honesty in the race for preferment efforts of Johnson and his thlcfleh ad­ the enormous revenues which are now —Florida carried the convention by everyday. The qualities that fit a man visers, to obstruct the Ccmmbsloner in enjoyed by tbo Westens UnJoo Tele­ f r Treasury work unfit him for politic­ the dutteH of hi. office, have compelled graph Co., monopoly. In IMfl the gross an excess of only ltd votes over tho half al work,'and stes svroa; benoe the es- him to tender tils resignation, and which earnlnge of all tbe telsgraph lines In tho of the registered lists required. tublishtnent of ihoee celebrated medl- will be, of course, accepted, to tbe end | United States were64,338,77 and in 1800 — Maj, Gen. John M. Palmer la PreeL I.LUS of political and pecuutary exchange that some oneof the ring who will wink they had swelled to $5,a34,W1^0- This known as “Wbtokey Rings.’’ and Rero- at all kinds of public fraud may be plac­ year li la estimated, they wUl amount to ed In charge of this Deportment. But nue Raiders. It is true that every dol­ nearly, if not quite, 66,000,000. The re—Gov. Harriman, of New Hampshire, lar of tax tbet gate into the Treasury the end is coming. Grant will soon be celpta of the Chicago office alone reach ho been nominated for re-etoctlou by ropreeests tun dollart paid by tbe p<o- President, and ths corrupt official, of an average of $100,000 per month. Just th* Republican*. ) I* Into the pocket* of tbe Democratic every grade, driven into lasting exl.e. speculators In the oo-opersUve araociacostof transmitting a ten word metaage Onr Chicago Correspondence. t on of whisky dealers, and tho copper­ from here to New York, la, on the head Inspectors who bold position authority of Cyrus Field, one of tbe Chicago, Dec. 19, 1887. tltrough the doubtful integrity of the greateat telegraphers in tbe world, to E d . B anmem . — One should be careful Becret«ry of the Treasury and for whoso not greater than that of sending it by , acta Mt. Hollins is tn no wise responsi­ never to put a letter In the wrong en­ mall, yet the telegraph company has tho ble. As a reliable and thorough refu­ velope. A self evident proposition that cheek te charge the sender 12,10 for IL —Il Is reported that Bonnar has writ-, tation of the charge in the late Message te lit Well, probably It la, but some Paying little out and takings great deal of the 1‘rrsldeut, that th* toefflecncy of. people have The lesson yet to team. I In, no wonder that mere cent per cent la ten to Gen. Grant, asking him to con­ strolled into the store of a friend the scarcely deemed good pay for a lino tn tribute to the Ledffrr. U. 6. G. offers tbe other day. a big store to which letters the Western Union Co. free use of his i peerbrs. come dally from all parts of the Union, Borne months aro we had a big sensa- ’ —A bill has been recommended by and managed to capture one which had" Itonal horror here. A ferocious drunk­ Gov. Magoffin to tbe Kentucky Legis­ Just been received by tbo firm, but en wr.man nettled by some children lature proLIU ting marriages between which certainly was in no wise con­ hooting at her, resat one into a water­ first cousins. It ought to become a law. nected with their business. It wss evi­ butt where Itwarorowned, teased anoth—The constitution framed by the dently a mistake, tbo result of a want er Into a privy-vault from whieh It was of observation of the rule which I laid barely rescued with life, and when ar­ Alabama Convention 11 to be submitted to the people on tbe 4lh of February down at the opening of this paragraph. rested was Just in the act at “going for" I give it verbatim etUtemtlm, with the the other with a rusty bayonet. Yester­ exception of the authors last name. I day she was tried end found "not spare him that, for no man would like guilty." I don’t rally understand that to be written down publicly at sueh an verdict Incomprehensible as all Chica­ go Justice is, that verdict rather knocks It is an established fart that tbe frauds now so common were almost unknown in t&e Internal Revenue aervles under the original appointees of President Llne ln, and have developed in to sueh an alwnrikg system only since Andrew Johnson undertook to make the rerriee, tribttisiy to his personal support by the removal of ito•moat efficient ufflccre, and ■ ^pointing in their place the most eorr •’jpt of the office seeking bpcnj who fioek sEAfat the Write HooseUko Vottnrai alesrtitaTtoti. in foes!IBs. where Dem­ ocratic nujioritlcs.are largest, and where NerVutt OH,lot tostanre, there tho iraeriod^^flie txteid extendtva. All the v ioeqpf thecummonfty arc developed to their talkat extent by JohnsonIan influeuoos,'and the fancy men of the P. R. - ihegamhisrs and’followers of every t yecieeof outlawry.uhonrcreprescnted, as in that same city, by men of their r wn stamp In tbo Unite of Congress »re also represented by rimttar choice ejdrlta tn tbe CivU service fit' the Govemipenf• How much of tbe m oncy that ought ,to go lulo '.ttM Troamry of the United.btefte go* to the managers ol Mosart and Tammany Balta, It would bo iMpteodtA to suy, but both of these MUDGE & BAILEY. Hastings, October 64. l.W7.-n20 y DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS'. F. D. ACKLEY & CO, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladie’s Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, $c. ^-c. UtfgiaiM ; A Yoo.j Dmp*r*d«. by T. B. Ate rich; O«r Fseific Kxll»o«!i, by J. K. Mvdtxry; A YUli to the Briwri. UI.mI., by Barwd Taytor . A UyUartooa Taraoeag.. by Jobe 5l<l,-ui House was recently assaulted when on h I • way from Dexter to 11am burg villas « me for asuffiexat amount of tbe Kim pa­ and novel'let have made their appear­ and robbed of 13,061. thetic Ixssr* Compound, to tart me for ance in "Undine," to it great improve­ the courtship of a wife. Yours truly. Benonl T------- n. 1 ment, and night after night the Opera arr pronounces Hon. James F. Joy, "one ' House is densely crowded. Beets are of tbo most experienced and efficient Forest Hili Mich. ! have been to Michigan reveral times engaged two weeks In advanee and railroad men In tbs country.” and have met a number of Michigan from prwnt sjipearanece it would be —Tbe New York Times, and lYibune, people outside their very respectable impossible to gue« when itaynn would too, It la said, are to introduce the Alden state, and J novar di J meet a Michi­ terminate if It could be kept here. Tbe typesetting machines Into thrir com­ gander “who dld'nt ask me if 1 Lad Opera House is however engaged for posing room. seen tho University sd Ann Arbor, aud other purposes in January and “Un—A ootempomry, deso.iblng Jeff. thou go un to" tell me all about It. . I got 1 dine” has been chartered togo to Boston tbe idea that papular education won a and New York, toalww tbe petpie there Devi.' recent passage through Balti­ trump card in Michigan, and if I had how for ahead oCtlicm Chicago Is in more, is explicit enough to toll us that been required to name a state In which getting up a spectacle. Talk of tbo —The California legislature Union a swindler sailing “Sympathetic Love “Black Crook" and such things, why Compound” “amulcta” and '‘rich” tbe gloriflcrs of that piece of barbaric caucus nominated Judge Brown of Con­ would have had the least pwdblo show, show end nonsense will bow their heads tra Costa County for I'tilted States Sena­ tor, and reeommendcsl Gen. Grant for in ths dust before “ Undine." Resplen ­ I should have said, the stats surround­ ing Ajin arbor. How then aiiall 1 ex­ dent with beauty and grace,enchanting press my disgust for Benonl, who st one in melody, full of Interest and incident random blow baa wrecked all my chor- , no one could avoid being charmed with to withdraw his resignation, and cunlahsd fandos. I Lave no pity far him “Undine" the bright syren of tbo Lar­ tlnue* In tho Presidency of the Balti­ in bfa perilous essay tn “courtship for a ■ k1 berg. Among tbe 'novelUos j i.t oa more A Ohio Railroad, a poalUon which he has held far nine years. ballet, who arc now tbe main feature of C." and then my vengence will bo satis­ tbepfoce. that during tho past four year. “more Tbe leading quotations, on change are fied. I'd like to attend Ids vinegar important legislation baa been moulded reported to-day an followsFlour quite by a alien I anew from Tbsdeus Stave nt wedding though. ' Alderman Comlakry still treads the firm, $18.25 for white winter; 18.7839, than Webster's moat brilliant oration way-path after the Police Department, 75 for spring extra. Wheat advanced4j®> but hla stops begin to grow feeble. On 6e oti no. 8 by a speculation movement, Monday evening last at a regular meet­ tl-te^IAfiforoo. 1; 61.74^1.77 for no. ingsof the Common. Council, he again 2; |1.82@1JBJ for no. 3. Corn «Sc tor for no. 3; Oats, StKf'-Mc; demanded the scalps of the Commiss­ no. 1 ioner*. tbe saperintessdent, tho Deputy Rye, JLMXglAl for no. 1; tl Jfifcl.il for ot any previous month since -tbs roads BuperinUndent, and I dcu’t know who no.fi. , Rarisy, tLeOQLTO for do. 2, H- commenced operations. • all cbe, and made more frightful allega­ 8061-88 for rejected. All grains are -Ths New Msxloon Legislature tions against their virtue, IncorropUbUl- active and pricee advancing. Provisions stands 66 ter Chaves, Bopuhlloan, to 6 unchanged and quiet. Mas. Pork $19.75ty and efficiency. Tbo Council oblig­ ingly appointed a committee to inveall- li.JD.00. Green Hams, 10|@ 11c. Green for Clever, Democrat This settles tbs , shoulders 7c. B.P. bexie, ll&lMe. D. 8. .boulders GJe. Reef Lams, (S&W W.Oto - Lard, ll^Uk. . 4 .. ., their part In running the Johnsonian ?'jteblt»<i,and it is said that ths Dstnocia io voters of NcW York City at their ro^tMuuldpallOcetlon Lad tire choice of voting for Mayor between a ctstno- himself, and tbe respectable head of a tlmlfiab ring that stole more, but divid­ ed the plunder. Fpeaklng of there can­ didates. theexccntric New York iferaid v “It wss simply the dfferenoo be­ tween a droit you know and adroit you <.oss'f finer." And It la plain that In BupL Rehm, Deputy 8opt Nelson, Capts. Kenedy and Fhcrman, Lave all won tbo public confidence by showing that they deserved it, and tho dtiaens of Chicago have never before been so well satisfied with their polka a* they noware. With sjforoc of only 250 men, to guard day and night a city of the Im­ mense territory of Chicago, containing 1 " 1 ’ , ta.fcigb.st suit rf tbe Mt. Ws ptsjMM Um vWssS raegs sad ikegrsstsM TMtay jHMMbl. ia U. ilutrsty B.lUr «f jMgw.KM.js.DiHoteiltoss.TriM. kfireatem. from nml Ufa Btegrsffclesl ta Ulsrsry BfcUek- hMfpMt tan o’clock to-day at 1 CtasnA.Rcv. J. W. Bancroft of Weds not team that there will hr. in rither of the other Chur ArrnmoN ia ached to the Pi U the Adcati^r and Tribimr, c rwe DaiY. «<! 1- these of tl dmtssf. the Mdfiodtof, Th ‘Jltae Forficr. and'sundry o’-he Star, published in thto hex:e. ntXTf, oils. VASXisnes. bshshcs. so, a coerier?stock tos rsiXTSss rsr ADSTKJKStrSD. FATETsT MEDICINKS, Hartings, Ort. 10tb, 1887. n24tf F. D. ACKLEY A CO. GOODYEAR, BARLOW A BAILEYS MAMMOTH STORE. jrepsrrd thb (.-urst-ay p/a Jlr.iiodwt and i*aaahyurtou in lyt^tan church, and the Epi Union Hall. A first rate til fidpotad, end we have uo dout ONE! PRO BONO PUBLICO fab cesuty was set sa fire an tbep.romjrt action of the Kher bare been deslrcyad. Last facts tn tbe case can* to tbe k ef tbe authorities, and Cluu strong and Mllre Palmerton, t rests on charge of borne eteal D» thb rnttjj.—Th Ocmvsnttan of Naw IL Mfltre th. greet LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OP GOODS! �busmess carbs CHICAGO TRIBUNE THE BIST U THt OUHSTI SAKVEBT U OTXBI THZ LEADING REFUBLICAH PA­ Il THB w^n. •' ’“’■fl&ftawiu™, Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, THS BtST POLITICAL PAFKX. THX BKST COMMBXCIAL PAFKX, TBX BUST AGRICULTURAL PAPEX, Te the Patnm of tte Banff. DEWET & TOWNSEND. CHRISTMAS DAY. We tend creotlng to our reader, and patrons thia beautiful Day, the compli­ ments of the *e.-uon and our best withes tiiat. to each of yoe. this day may Indeed be a ••Merry Chrtatmaa." A GoodTime CoMTXa.—We learn that CitAKi-ra Hiiepabd !« to have a New. , rar's Cotillon party at Union Hotel, Bedford, on tbe evening of January let, ISM. A tip top time Is anticipated. There was a R. R. meeting bold Inst Wednesday evening, at which Mr. Root and Mr Prlndle, President and Secreta­ ry of tho G. R. V. R. ft. were present and gave a somewhat detailed statement of tbo road, future prospects, Ac. From tbe stringency of looney matters, and tho difficulty in collecting the old .ubscriptlon., and Hie many provisos thrown about the bonds voted by wmi of the towns. It becomes necoaiaxy to raise about $30,000 more by subscription to complete the road-bed ready for the Iron. It la hoped tbo amount will l>o speedily raised, that th.ro may be no excuse ou tbo port of tho community for delaying the completion of tbe road. Th. Presi­ dent ns-ured us thst. If this amount could be raised tho bonds would be en­ dorsed, the money obtained and the iron on tbe way by tho time navigation open­ ed In tho spring; tho road bed com pie t, ed, the laying of the track commenced by the flirt of May next, and the care running toon enough to tran»]*ort the next year'.crops. A result so desirable should receive tbe enrncmt conslderattou of every property holder alt-ng the line within eight or ten miles, andlf need be a liberal subscription to accomplish IL On the whole the account given by tbo RUSSELL & NEVINS. Best assorl’nt ef Crockery In Town, Music & Jewelry. Fresh Goods censtailly on hand. Old Goods selling regardless of Cost. PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, USTAl.^PABSm A M., Boots and Shoes, TURNER A CLARKE, RUSSELL & NEVINS. DISSOLUTION. Carraii & TafttMaim. cournglng, and we flatter oorwlvea that the day Is not far distant when we too thall have the benefit of tbe Iron Horae. William Feighner, one of tbe pioneer. Hartware,8lwBs,Inm,Nai!s <?tti:isTMAA Snnvtcc will be held nt half pas', ten n'c’-ock to-day at Emanuel Cburch.Rev. J. W. Bancroft oflle'atlng. Saddlsrs & Jtemilm, Drift, Seta®, Groceries, evening, was. considering tbo times, quite liberal, though not half hia merlti entitled him to, at the bands of this community. Tho aihauut was a few ecata over $1GG. BARLOW & GOODYEAR. Livery & Sale Stable, csa b» Arnsd say^sbws. b, is fsEyaMs la xworaw. prepar.-d this ( furedsy €•’ suing—‘.he Mo'.liodist and iTrebytcrlau In tbe 1'rre l.yter.an cbunh, and the Epi* opal at pood cosdlUoi Xjfin las MMdlavWo WOOUU FACTOkrTtall, sad was. owrly. Wsol ulr» la azsksa.s fee work. T . ■ I I. B S . MIMkvitls, Jwly A IML-sllyi ?* pnbtsalta Sabana) Calaodar. Ths ailox. ossa. tad atiraordiStry sanitary «£mu of HOSTKTTLR'.l STOMACH BITTKR8. the SUpIo lock sad sllsrslirs of max than half th, Christlse world, ax fatly art f >rth Io lit f-sya. ' Prompt AcTtqx/—Our reader, will rem* ml <r Hut net Log since, the .'all In this county was oct on fire and but for ■ he prompt action of the Sheriff would have been destroyed. Laste week the facts In the ease came to tbe knowledge PIECES FALL FEINTS Just Reocivtd. children hr a whois year. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A max axqaiallely strong and Miles Palmerton, then pria- ' lllmiraloA aed tlagaotly printed maftalaatlxa oner, on charge of horee stealing were “Tbe Childtea's Haar" la eel pnUiabad io this cjn-sted charged wlpi rr*on, and on ' Tuesday, in default of ball In the auic of five thousand dollars rack, fully committed for trial at the next term of the Circuit Court, to convene on tho Uh TbsHrwUa Aa«e‘ (Ulnsirolsd), by T.B. Ar­ Monday In January 1868. thur; Tlx Raia Xatry, by Mrs. M. 0. Jahnwx; FTnrrr IX TUB FIELD.—The Repub­ lican Convention of New Hampshire. Wednesday, begun the great campaign i Qatar Lillis Maa. !»J Pbwba Carr; Wtalrr (Illae. of IMS by renominating Gov. Harriman U.trd), br Mrs. Darba.ld ; A lWau Htory by acclamation. The Governor was for lbw LnUa Ones (inastxlrdfLr Mra. Marr prraent, and accepted the nomination. Bcsolnttoii. were adopted recommend, tag Gen. Grant as th .Republican nomi­ nee for the ITaddency, denouncing Pendletonlan repudiation in any form, declaring against the waste of money In purchasing Icebergs and earthquakes, and calling upon Congress to inaugurate tbe stricter economy In public expendi­ ture*. James W. Johnson was nomina­ ted for Railroad Commissioner. At ms Old Tbicks.—The President Ioom no time in putting In bls answer to Grant’, celebrated “private letter.” Gen. Hancock has scaitely begun bls overturning of Bberidan’. work, in Louisians; but the little ho boo already accoraplHbod mores Mr. Johnson to lntruda upon Oongrew a special message filing tiirir sUentton to tbe theta, end extolling Ute boroiam, self-denial, and high Roman virtue of tbe present Com­ mander of the Fifth Military District. It may be all very well far Johnson, bat bow long can Hancock stand it T abe«M ■*«<■»• '• tksotselvsa rf she sropar Xarosdy. !■ rdrr that Uwr ,u! lt» rorsgrt. ui4 ba rowwdtabartlL sy of IU mr^rSxL trKDam, ~ri» BEV. L- E. WILSON'S ■ • ■ Groceries and Provsions, ;t.% HEBOBENE oil, Aad M fast. «oryihi»gk«pi * a Herts Grocery BMatshAwat. CAM WILL »» PAID proprietor.. AU accounts betoaglng to tho late firm are now due, and It la turn—ry far ns toctoeothem with tbe * gsaerel fflrewan <• , rfesS-.xsxfib.. TIN S H O1P. Don’t you Ballwvv'It. �0™ >«•»»,rww*wu. ww^rJavosauiM nmu- 26Wi'*W Gut Reiietioi ln’ 60 Dan! pit-1 under which Lie .old, Urensc’cft ptfMxlMBrfjl MtfcM Ifcft.iBbered tram tbe t> >de circulars of respectable im WWF"bD am “LLW&MHS mH fit ta Improve by aga needs to be kept from four «Wvhw-y*and Mfore It has attained peKooUon for the drinker's them UfUM per cent. Cheaper th»o lb« mt 830,000! 830,000: IP TOO WANT GOOD GOODSCHEAP, during the war. and the universal Intzo- I'tsrchcwd M Aha leeant Hoell so ia ths Row York STOCKS HARDWARE, m*r.»U which will bo cold st WholeatJo and IU >»wa, PHILLIPS A BENTLEY’S HaUji iiM .whbklra, ht’to recelve im­ provement by ■<•, *»«> manufactured xawre CTrLs; es’ki.ik? to. yiiWf. ftmfoniW? I***.'.** January, im.aurfnglhe agitation of tbe prtepeeUn terrAed ,.U, | mount of whisky was made, ir.tLE was er Ideal that the makers paid more SiWXMtf All j,<-rle>rv fitrlrgCletFi. frera ds'wftl-'ldsi IRON & STOVES hsir Cloth* horn S> ecat. to 11.15 sheerer Abu .IH <abWbe*-C»Ult.r «Ur.- I. t Tl t ' CUSTOM WORK MADE TO JRDER on short pf-lde, and alt guuuit<?ed every * Pnj Goods, Roots Shoes, ■ , . Hatsand Caps, Groceries, Place Goods, Crockery ' ' 'And Glaiswaro. T?re'Be «rt aatfeaKat lbs Temple of Fa.b- Ob wks -put upon wtlnky In 1*33, the errantry Vae flooded wlthtdroep and vllL« 1. lolenUrwrfLellesnn* W»w.-Ae«li(wnM4^Mrdl< L nnn< »n.l rrwe.aUe* eUert o.i urn., There arc n re II YrMiilir,!. c tileS »r CMUM !><:■ Ah.r <<M®e.reasmreHre to. .ts;5tasaasit»J fine, old♦<MrWd’*hfcl' sire Healthy to Aoagotiihtwd In 1SC3, and have kept tbs lualfit, track/ ”Sneb, however, ia the Mewtrwtft obtain a good article, that rye whlabtawwt.owljmda’ nxmlba' age ■ hat c -bean sold at ar. advance nf <S J*r cent *k*be «*’•« tay Uutt rye wbteky of IMS Wlilaaun ba a mailer ol curiosity. “AU Uke'jhire'whlsky ta America can be con­ tained Id <0,000 barrels,” and that, ac­ cording to good nutfaor*ty, Is a liberal allo was ce-> ar ;i . t i> -8 •» I 5>{»»tixna. tbo wont forms cf UrnUd whtaky ^eypxaplfl faster and Maftu^. The dealers who oyrugoodarUelcameah to keep them ai present, ns Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, House,Carnage, Wagon & Cutter Stove Pipe, Sap Pana. &c. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, trs: ms, “=i"”r!v£sasas2SSsS m * call baiert pnrchaalag. PHILLIPS * BENTLEY MIDRIFF'S RAtX. KTJ rx nr arrsmuy JMetf n*sr. w-ny »irtw iMfflG i GREAT ASTERN s-aEsw’.sa'is m U tai. l Iren t.-lSicr on.I h'rt«r tc UwAr <Ux—*. sxtiS.f.^.'KSrjraJ.’iASs rr:“sre'sa!ssr*ara!SSX Brood Gauge Bailway! NEW BOSTON, YORK HARNESS SHOP SwTs35ni«^to s^^->te7Eri5.‘t7C^2Tr. “w on absorbing liquids which are tho com­ bine-.’ earbneemiUUnmd alow poison? j;iaWy-TmrB>r f.po oulfoc Ue'hhduoUre dastMotton ia pow- fjo 13 a/j!V3J<1.TtW Atlantic i Gt; Western Railway. ,T KOT V) hTi V.’A 5 c* V xu O- ». •z’AUUOirvci' WineorTar 5EW CASH STOKE, Tar Preparation Io be palmed off ee yea *r Wine er Tar, as this has mere ■seril than all others. TOm YOUB GOODS! .■ <*- > »n> a«r •■ i u» < -- Tr»« la I hr Mghest dntrre, and Is hanselled as a remedy fee W Cowh%Colds, Hearse. xit' jttEW'csrooiss: rn^rLATja.YM. ’* X._ ,rtT tad u„ ,r-< W> -.■ ■ .‘shar'MuisKixB ussirru. . MO Doom, 6.000 JUghto Seat, 3,000 Dre, ecd Picketa. 10,000 ft. Dnwod Biding. 10,000 ft. Dressed Flooring, 15,000 ft. Monldinn, all rltw, 2,000 ft, Walnut PltitdA Frame mould. Ingw, asw^lea. Beaa, Sore Threat sua« Bre UmrA Uses CampHalnt, 1 .---- re .u. ■!*■ ■ ■ .... Ser that “WINE OF Til" U blown on every bottle. ; h Md Vy Vrojjiw. nsrywbera. at file beuta. •JI HAND AND FOB BALE Exchange for Lumber. •cWKwm fir.tte Ms! ,anna fi'atrra ■ .. bj»w« morel .'reww lOtAU/mr^UrtK am- ;:',7 ' .ATXJrt •• “ i," 8AEH, BLTNDand DOOR FACTORY, r.i.vrr«nw. A <vlri>rtA«l remedy Dtrector*. ' ■ ” ' Still Lead* the Van d>a Fart—. John now.iIUbert bSSttAS4:T'»!iu. li. Xert, . : BOOTS .j.SEOES, CBE.4PI rsesiredhy Aha THreetora ’ AU tehee!*'he addrure4 AS Abeftts- Great Question ■ innuT.mmni, mSSKS, ■ 1-. , kp*MW»rMJrW'A->-: i - 'SJiirimrt.1 s.any tastlteUM la tbe Stow. Call red hr* al m, deeds. two do^weoi of.arber1. 1» «Mde fil 'A. TLi S'? ’ 'h.Lt.istuiimtisr.HMmhkMt.. •;•* JOHK WOLF. Br srcrnKsnsc/tK. ssuoir murcrx■ tie aertf Execlleit Faraiig Lnlr nsstlags. A»r»»‘T«l>. WM, Mlltf DR. ‘iriJlOT.T'1 ' Hu«fMTci»’O rtowpfc 1 . tvuranxt! MAS-iuratrdnas. I,™, u c^.-. rmmy.r’ “• ““‘aw. F O-lt ■' neraaast'a. nA»i*': ■ ' ' ’. '. GROVBBTSRN'S piaxos, ,498 BwMhny. Krw tork, i.;, Ac Ac. Ar KMi dH. a*d klWKLUOWetf no QtUUWTbJ«<fa?AK « T, in a :. i; nouts, newsi’afiiiw. MAOAJJKW*. Ac,. FUm iBWC. IXUA1. . BUXW, JKHTXWTTIOr BOOKS,VlOLLSaGrn*Urt»ADIflfl FAHCY^ANO •W\XT ARTfCUM, Aitt»o» WBceMiHi.pkinaMb, , iu»«WNrtuO«.»Fi.rss. CRAXCKRK QBUF.B. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1867 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1867. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-01-08.pdf 9933918d12a5aa6808fb42b7dc81d967 PDF Text Text tto^tiaiir^ana -•• wB«TVk Of AlWCTTMtWU. ‘at HlMTlXafMAlUULfO., MICH., le la M •Wry ar MMF m>ek. co*M .-rrt-------------- i-?.; -ii’u !■■»!i * Rib *vtr .■.u«iw iT GE&X DEWEY. >id.v. ¥“rtnj. Redial gyinry ,* 1tfAS’^GS,^bm,GA'R,WEt)N^DAYKaA«r’8j‘;i^-^ vbt. xnr. AH kisdv ’ K H. MALLOtT. kaxs MOFLAHD’S GEBSiH BITfffiS, —, Jeato. HooflMi W. ■ WIT^r "«C n-mpr. n— wnti bkautlpul.. i Mikryoor komo breuOful-brisg U II 8e«»r» . <> m — i. Germa. n 't^4 winter. omroltfnMo. A Ugfotoe free with the wine." _>,. jWe both stood allcot for. the apace of nearly a minute. ■ >- . Prepared by Dr. C. M. Jacksow, aw ». norars. Th® Great Rcoeaiffl for ail IHmum urn STQNM^.OR ’ DldESHtE 'ORGaM f cOt><«« ctete of Wight b»»oij aUU .btduklng the silence, '‘bowara wW to de­ cide thia maUcrf" ’ "Wo mtutqtlve a party or decline tyvttatfonrhf the future,” T repifod! * *’ • Which than It Iro ?” HU tyct look­ ed steadily into mtne. I MW that this thing troubled Id ui. e “Tuni H lb your thought during the day,and wo wUl talk It over this even­ ing," said I. After .tea my husband said, laying intern liig arndttg oRletra. It le the curve or our'armjr. T pray.that he &Ay _eae|p«'i y»t Weep, and tremble, and feat- while I 4^hlnk hla fhll lulo thia tqrtffife'Hre would irtll me.**' ' Alaa for my friend! Her ton came home to her with tainted breath and fevered bldod. It dfd not kill herirIxreo held her above deopalr, and . gave her heart. A u«W vitality. She muat bo a aavloruibf Aweak'uwoiper o verw-roci- table-"What about the party, Agars! ’ “Bfe shall hsvs togjvnlt, Irapposs." We mast drop cut of tbs bsblapabil*. circle ip which I desired, to remain, pr do our psrt in it. I had thought It oil. over—loiddng atpiu^Iark jpdeapd.at tlic bright ride—and settled the question. I tad my wcaknes-ro as well re others.' 'fliere Vis i detail eclat In a party, and I With wMi a tov^gcare and trbe dle,crcUundld rbo ect h<r»4Qd ' work to wlihdraw bcxjKfe from th/Ttangiroua path tn which hla teet f«W walking; :hnd abe ^opld have I’een^ucqroafuf, but Hoofland’s German Bitters ri AKVET WRIGHT, ‘u/. f-i r><u« • ‘ ao< brlfhlua n* r'Mm« MUM HOOFLAND'S GEP.MAN TONIC, >••• r»MfT will 'iBlflfto 'German Bitters. rJtX.?.;, wanted my share. “Wine, And brandy, and all?" said i mr husband. “We cannot help ourselves. It Is ths cm tom of society; and society Is respun•dblc, not we.1’ • * , . . “There to curb • thing as ludlvidnal nvponalblllty," returned my husband. "AetoioclsJrevpansli41Uy.lt lean 1m­ , tangibin thing; very wall U) talk about, but reached by no law. either of conaciicnreor'the statute-book. Yon and I, and every other living soul must answer i to (find for what we do. No eiMtotn of u c,„ dn •• g, l„ •: oenoo. wtx* au HOOFLAKD'9-OEtMiN TO?TO -,“^1, wm. WNtW. SMS';. <W5B7te!!rtrKriAnrMl!r or llw bOim»cH,- n.JMr- Meartbnrtt ftr Fsort,-l’aln<«» But If vook-ty binds ua to a certain Hue ■ «. U.l. RAIIT, _K**,"*i|.'. ; SUiiccUanu. SSS dWiGP’ ^. n^n. 8 C. PIUTHttB ‘ ‘ EX-.T. ZM«u ;sSHSSPsffie? rtf*mj» k coox. ,, "I've been thinking," oa!< ia» Brrrtitf. .< it» lu.vic, iw »j: on hlaglovo-. "Hare you?" he anewet- sjttissa+fefisKis prSsmrawmttawS ■.^^prvtes‘tft>..'s5'«» j™» ‘ -“That we shall have to give a party. KOTICp.' • TESTIMONIALS, . Hon. Geo. 'W’. ■Woodward. mi. lush ...» .,0^0. W WOODWAiyx." TTBWBB. , Hojb Jamea Thornnw^. r—l»r Albert Martindale, two thlnga were agalnri him. He whs not etrtmgthongh tbeet hloiMlfagainet the tide ofeurttxn, in tbrUrtt phee; and In the aeoond, be hail the allurement of app«t!te. I knew all th!*, when, w)th my b«7» hand, I wrote on one of our. qmMi of invllallon, "Mr. and Mn. Martin dale and .family j" butd'-d not Uijnk of U until .< 1M ate—»<*• ““'"’••A a party, we .hall have to deelludlnvltatlona ih' tho futuie. But there la no oVtan^lcitLry«:in< on as to makeltaeuaetfonaf. 'tel'the liardlnge and the Mnrytold* emulate extravagance in thb . Mhe; we tnuaLhc coutept wiibpfolr «Ur tertainnienl; Mid no friend Worthy the tutms *r!fi ha*e Shy the Ida* rospeet for 4. U. KUNAOD. 4*.! iWWiWtjfr.,. tain meat and leave out h>V‘ nearert ■ SE&a »ay s • r.tb ribbei "It Is DO ptaco for that young man,” ope of them nuurki-«L "I pliy hl* ftSaln until they hr.to good. Of their own to offer. They ere ronalctered “out an d bus a bright mind • bait be to foiling of th" markrt," and mtn them-elvee to Into hablU that wlU,l fear.datroy him. lore all lulereil In tbeeoctal payuttea Ithlnk be liwt too much aclf-rtspact to which they ebctild do their elwrc In «u»vi.lt bar-rooms frequently ; butan oo- talnlng. tainlng. Society f, t< tiro, unw mbbed robbed of lb ifv ra»lot» IUa thl» Hrw him a liberty that | brightest nmamenbu Woman, when is freely urod to Ida han. H i» all very | »he h nt tba fullneM of tnoturirv, yti reapecJBbte; aod-thebeai peoplea< an ,till young. When dwoomblMamatronexample be 1* too ready to follow." ly dignity with the nnllustfou and vig­ J brard no -more, but that was quite or cf girlhood, retires from the social wnrftL Fbc IruvH society Inipurfact— there Is a vacuum—a want of sonxth.w; ’ rude. A f«w minutes afurwartfo, J lu the drawing-room which wc hnveall found tnyvelf eh tbo»ide o( lira. (jord­ fd|toand tlwplavJ of which dancing and •rTn talk cannot supply. Ifow ‘often we hear com j.latat* of the ' Trivallitee”. of society—not these only who think run reaeb bcr.rbouxUl. tsbc looked pen religion and *uclaljJtaauroant«gx,ntotlc. mo; 1 foUowctl lace cyca wUta mine, and. but from tbcov who long fur tbs Intelsaw liriyoungest boy, . - - — -- not -yet ilghpen. - . --------- . ........................................... nuo. wUbagiMoof cliamjmcno tol>UUi» - hare we to cumparo with, the wit, the• Uc waaadriaklog wWhAlooiuMwreulhife, the brilliancy of 1'reiHh eeetatyf mam> of enjoyment. The rich lhall -p M, b due to young married wutnen, tweed the mother n 11M. luuotc ury car, ’■ .who who in.I'rance ill !• rnnr,* enjoy .nln, rocloly, oudare, with aceu-atiun. In fact, !;• life. Wo cannot afford to low the roelety of women thr moment they vote® dropped into myrrer. J t wm that ’*1Bnins m*us*w. i'—J "*— ™ ran* U*«"r«a, 1 saw b\ the eilherjo mmtrpnHae the dratrlutf-rnom, What we tntpnd dotag. II W" glvtthta Tblft. ud ,UjlwIUU.n .ru»> 1",‘*““J •tewmlwr,• .n Bvojc. liarty one thing is certain." r.n.un-nt weredr^ifol. I think ail rood 'th< ** ¥ Wvod ve,"^„ , ,, **' wp 'ro,!l J fcaT* tbrtt ’ton! modest-, “What?" .n.i II.nt ',,.,,1,1... • r.Mr ou «aebi«>yfogyooreclf, luU. <ldor aiul and more uxperiuxueri- , ly behind their cldor my conscious life, .foove with me, J^t „ CTTT .. . a-ncwl ideteiu. They would be nrnro in-, tcraKllnc tbwurtlxre, andaocldy wo«)&; ■LrunkcntieiAsndruln. will be eutlce^to ! tbcsak*”f ft*“BlMJ«ril, tohold me not be the lucctuplcto and uuaaUelhelo-i drink. Wt VUI iiui tcmptalion to their back, bpm taking another atop In ths Ups_ and them -r. fo — taste ry thing it La. Young married woman .....smilingly --------- QW Invite ....— -y way I wag going; for‘11 was not yet too .■‘Hiwsr1 i dngrx. Then i arc needed In nodetg .--Xew y«rt Atamsweeta. By our Sample, cjfompjw (oabklMmi the JWrtf. ' ’ Ha dangerous awcota. , tafr 'llall. i , wiU make drinking respectable, When, afttraloarvtruttto with right —‘■Jiujoy itta modnrwQno, Alfred " Htabrow tadt 41ghuy. Tl>e tread we-----------serve wide V“" and brandy ------------------------to our guests, *-a cMivtettaoa, I mouthed usy AreHs of fillA Sermon to ToWMa. young and <4d. meld eud female, what .ns. Outate* to.tcfiovcstcf touch nig the 4fliie"of iHairiomft. 1 have Uw learned c no'hflKToithB- ' Wo dbifW ttw gWt« • per rvropdKGH a.-M1**. of > -*>0! tBjt is a qwewflenr of money end bravuly. A^igbi, bvldta^ltag wound good fome," aald my husband, his voice ■cut him hope a abort, time pnivtou ii* turreuler of Jtae,,aii|A before falling loto'a mare' veriouv tone. "I can eyj Wfceffhito happy ikaa. my beward Syllable.” IkH, ana farpe! Oil about the Tost in a week- But the wind and the brandy win n^Caei so easily bn my conscience." A allghi,but sudden chill went through z «x>y herras^'.J 1L ni" ■ u-.jl a o anxlnaslyst <too oi of nersous, her.«ntsi woo who was apxirouuy at <mo viu b)<U u, tfea psasasggm *a,'fis.Sj.r4?J iwnjytaumBtaMftMAW.n-, IMAZOO. M13M . bror'lt, fast tamed tny* Ace away, "l naftber ate nor . drank anything. The (boot tempting <1 Uh had no allure- and the fotboni, whom the motberedo*. caaiouaUy drag Info the drawing-room. the tbdtigbt of tartfbg wttoe. I w» Women r.t tbnago when' they arc moat ttrangely and unnaturally dtatnrbed; idterecUng; very aeldom appear at aU«—. yet fused to .cemuMnd luyaalf and be They abut thctnsolvca up' with Cbaff buabenda and their young cblldretx. “otserve Mre. Gordon," kheerd k la­ They are nbt exjwctcd to U ecen. Socioty la auppooed to lx.- too much-engaged la paring off the young fol La to pay al­ ecmponlen, ien Ur.n to them. In no country in the ••'What of her?” was returned. 1 world la aoctoty no truly and innb"Failtj^.f^e dlrecteoua of her eyes." takably a public matrimonial market a» I.iBdaoan waU MtbeUdiaa naanne, atxl aaw that Mfk. Gordon was broking . invftnV’Dv rnt« WtntCT, and !r« bitt 1 right Ibai we -hould eoutributc Kir; uDsocjd snlurtaliiriienh’* .x I he r.z.. Wfng y ihy r -„. ,v •jvarehlyare the lettera my pcu. was' (re>yfri.torr» Krxf wioik ] j ——t have thrnrrirk m much'rnyaelf." • exu we W|py ftou» a tanl dtalriMtafcby was his reply. "And ao for Wc stand ' | I’rrg. EaMmantof theb’akitmnl BuMAasM " {«•?*’' 1 ",n vorj bu,y Ju*£ yet ply <ror nmto with thb rottie temp-j ftp dmrtitabtrrdca of Intowss bodily am! . Btqriaa of SpiaeutfnglMh Jcd|U. ----. I readme ahotild giveM a caretai pmm), now. Hid beavic-t part of the burden .... Iiig atlm'ulauM .rats that *.a. hki wKb brd c«»-' . mcWttBh-riWh. . - , Lari. . TheyteUai^l ? | and eadcavrr tu ftvanp tttthe doctrlna capital atqry of ckdlhler Will fallpu.you." , , - , . !<xn«r» crowd hi.bor-rppm to obtalu r" VAron Pollock;, that .one who wished: it iinmlutea, ■ •Tlx-rctaa way of making it light. of.theparty wai ^Utod beyoud rw^lh idmtq naigq waked on him and lilutcd ’W.JSSff' ■ J$ut that iU<| pot BWrttae the disquietude sttt,vid augrtati: J U for hL own anko, foture. Bely ui>no your owrr *tren,rih of iny spirit. 1 Mi the parjwtual bur-.rUW qnpl'ij.fpgpMipCcsalppai caterer. of body and teal. ’ Take for yearmdtlq,'. fitrof 4Mat and troubled re&otNritftrtHrWillaupply cverj Utlmr tor the table. tWf-Reltanre. Honesty, and Inlnatry. ty. Dqwhatr'infiaM, thvre'iHaftriW cvndemned. I!u t.also, t hat i. .man. v»a wart mW *ip». gni _ For yonr rtar, CTdtb, rerseveranrej and I ncil^or pul r>clple noc<ot grpvD^,.‘\WjJl joa.danoe with me?" Plurk, ,nnd inaerlhc on your benher, noihlng*to*do-bift reMtvevmrgverte.'* reng enough to pryrrota the WoegbSro^AHrixl klarttaMtale ahd •rbcKucst rto^LagbMt as the I.ord Chief Mybnabaud ehruggod bli shoulder* "Bsjurt nnaTrtir nbt.”1 Don't taketoa •lc«lrd, to ovcp Id rood Btapdlng with my feta mother haonMd** coallnuaUy. ■ . aCJktajIi^ii fttakK-^What Wil! It ta-lilonabh> frlcn3i. ’rwaotod to give a] Dfryn, who jtfhlca particularly, rau<4> sdriec: keep st thehehn, on<T Alta* Uw 0vantag came, and tgxijj Itta bigs, iwgau toftbout with strer your own Ihlfl.- Thtak w<rfl, o? gwaalojNOan to afrlve, I ft .party drv a certain ^jropllidpie^ xivgpSl):. troclng ’ “Almon uuythtog we' pkMC. 1 But your-clvcr. Fjr.kquuL ' ITreaUreiflte llie'alMof the company*will have the Ulailly would I have dtopOaed with and party foede, richly ettjred,' ptrill ija VUltor.sljMidlng raipriged. ho iwpere mark you Imwul, fohlt. Assume your liquor; btit i,ba^ pot lhe courage to an «1 gradoua. Atnocy the cartirtt e up to him un<l iwl^: "'(Veil, If yvq po*IUou. Do'not practice cic-wdre hq« most to uo with witn that." in*i. mmttodo ;«ari from the regular oroer of thlnga.— Mr. nndMre. Mkrttadete, ttAlr ren won't danou wilb mo, will you liox with mlllty; you cau't gut above your'jerah, I ' "Soy we invite one. bund red,’* So, I decided to glvk (he party. dmtabtar.' The. Mgbt *■ u«y fciei pi*' Anrfjrlth tbs| ue be squareu s>]tiared up v> to Water don’t run up IdU ; put r-*T^*lrt “Th<si We can ti.akc tiro revit range ----- * . . ... T< . . , > M ’r.r*!' Anu .witu mat * * •’Viry welt. Aguee,” said toy husband erra^aa «u4«ped lianda Mm.andbiirrf talf hi Jet, jest, half In in carnc-l, earn* anywhere between three hundred dollIn ft cart oyhr a, rough roa-1, and tM him n^4 of'the room- The •hon thc'flbal drcIaioTi Wna madof ‘“If lutoseah-olbar'nfotes, did not conreal are and a thousand." msoU lotatoaa.wWgvto the huttom,— the thing liaa to'bf done; lit It (ie well A largeaum to throw awny on a single Knvnry.lnviuelblaDetarmliiaitan, >lth evenlng’a entertainment of our friends. andUbenliy dope.’* ' aright motive, are tbo tarecra that move I bad a W dear Mend; a Mra. Ma£ I am very rare I could put it to a better tlndalc. Aa achool-«f>l«,'wte^rero warm; ] ly attar feed to 'each 't.ihta, antf ea w> i?n Lord Civiltty coeta nuthllur sad buye oro^r- WEAK AND DELICATE CWLDftEN Lr* ts. LW oevthrr nf IX— AtTmu.’ffnirnr.-.- , Young Karrfsd Women in Sodety. tbatasalvM from society almost as sum a* the marrtogc* vupa gre cxiliaagud, Alfred Afartatndale. A Htfle back from and do not expect u> emerge from their seclusion until Urey dp so to mothers t$w yoanff naan atood lift.mother.' Our ejrga mat. <&,'tbap«dn and the reproach with marriageable dMgbterw. This to panX. 'l wuljdwsiTi.iKrcra,;.-',“• *“ l‘“'u“'“:' A Temperance Story. . ..—- ,.w, nr-n.-'UK tn I liA : .. ■Tr^-ur s”’' Ibe. parUes and him amy bum U.. „y_k _ _’weutog -r-m. entertalarocnU of Mr her meooa friend. ; nnd and here ' tertalumcnu oi all the good nrolutlona the had led him to moke were of Oax fluent Ln the tame ofactndlc. lie bad no atrengtb to reaty when xlncaparktod and flashed alt arouud Mm, and bright eyes and ruby llpo Inv|lcd him to drikk. Iftakremoro than ordinary flrmnwa of prlpelpal to alotalu ton fiubiouablc company of Hdtoa end gentleman.' where wine and' "If wn must Ignore roClety nr con­ witu with lira tira rest, ma the tru-.u truth rnwne Car bed ---------on inc ] adencc, what then ?" , I and scut a thrill <tf |xdn along every ; 00 '/■**• I mQ uerve. V nerve. ?;y Jjy uwui heart grow grew sick and “ mj'luwd V “n '■ ,°U ”V - ItouvM< or .to evil IbYplsM . , , , -. 1S4U1, Sr H'UU^IIL, V‘ L^CCI lu*. Id, IbU .UUD, IoUdd wduv tap..; Io Lb. ..n or nV Mo,.J In nowUnc® ' ouanca quMO) of the tenrotaiton temptation I wad waa about lie algbod heavily, and dropped bla to throw In la way, rusted threw' my cyca ewAy from mine I Watched bl. mind. My drat,‘tyca waa to rtWalllhc eounlennnre, and mw the .hadovr- of , card, ahd 1 lifted it f{pm Ufp'table wttli uneney thought gathering about bi. hja ahtSf-farmed naolution to Jietrtj-It— and forebnad. ^nw^iiwwawraH BT" Dumber 37. htoyrffrar. Alnmet the drit round tfaM groettfi my '-bi. moral; euri after dtrtcrintf tho aupper^rxrm, wna <boof aahampaguf cork, t ^snsr thing. W( drink. Don’t nnokc. Don't In an pcUon.brought chew. Don’t swre-.r. Den’tatwL Don'V nacre done (oa carriage, duwlvo. Don’t urfll-. Ita pohto. B» called the k’nd. Fltidy band. Be In «meet Bo Mti-.-elta&L n-ad Rood Lx><*. Loro your c tnitry, and ohm tbUawr, Ixreo truth. T.ove virtue. Aiwaye do wfcat atlon ; n atrrL-.ge of yuur ooMdence tqihjou to be n da^; And Iwrre th. cmeeqoettaa with OwJ.* lat pnmun: vbjc.'llou, aaylng tho aid wlUum pswttte*W«*a<to wiwdn ; jm'.ekfro ter in the •nt. ;Theiuialdeolpwig os li the dcclbto of lil shame to. turn a deaf rai which he ,-l.. a Tfed>e the tar dull, ths ttmgtre f NWmwWRP’iWTIRa » rf;■: .3 ,'t nmc irial, AJtoA MerHodatakD LIMMAT elprilar M dH tbtawod*^ oUWSWWg9Mka<lMb reboys,'rome hie blood untouched by the fire.ofatow tafiAaHtajanfC. bol, and roeuraed tmre Ifco war, m "If we could only throw them cut." UroeKuJ* <4 <>tta-ryo«Dgm>rnr*tiiraed, with Me epbUe poiaon Ip^ U ; 1—.. There is nb aulteltute.’’ replied my HtffiStod. •’that people In our e rde dmd uf thta.^, ttta^Jtad meat that I wm Ohly AWne as tftd res' iihif torm or iby.j g. bVaxb^ would accqit. If we serve J cotfoe, tea, huu utodhla mopicr iVxrtat* nil the J,eur» tention to usually hl.luattMd, we woed^ be .>n tlon. atul 4lm the Kaot advantage of ■ ts^ ravmg^be'Umrotaafood by vttartte 1 Inwr �Skr Sxxtlsgf Basset To the Kepnhucaiu ofBarry Couty. QOOl> NEWS,—GOOD NEWS. Factory, *M* Denims. Stripe Shirtint, Prints, Cdors, Sugar, pretty well understood that, Cabinet Ministers are aSbcte The last Fourth was celebrated by our Minister Tlia Mlowing, which wo clip frtm the Datroil doily Post, we earnestlycommcnd to the especial attention of the Republi­ cans of this County. Here we are in so al people will give It the effict Intended by lt» namere. the importance of the pending conflict ve Fee.’Dd, on the removal of ms very like to do injustice to the party able commander of the 5ih Mill and destroy, politically, our good name.— that on the average should exceed sixty ment throogboat Let it not Lo raid wo slept on our Arms dlddu with the enemy full ou mir front, trying Wil) henceforth edit, the Begins* Enter- A young man, name ! John Rich, was la gratifying to obecrve the development _________ 1’9, Good Tea, Jg to Boat Imr^riat Tea, Heavy Satinet.»19 AU-wod Castimero. 19 I Red Flannel, p« 19 DWG fl.00 -1BO OS 1,OG SS BEST STOGA BOOTS 14,50 PER PAIR. Wool Halt. TB GottmBattu*, Satinet Suit, for Mm, tS,00 to fit.00. M-wool Cauimm tuito, flttotO.OO, “ Broadoloth Droot Coat far tlO, 00A food blade Overooatfor 97.00. ts 4. BOBE-H was acquitted. Right. the noim Is the "bill of rights," reported to the pit, which Is evinced by the largs de­ mand for three Cabinet Organs, for fami­ Virginia Convention, is a danse making ly use, aa well aa for churches and muedo- allegiance to the United States para­ al societies, and the high appreciation In mount to State allegiance. has. Ill* civil administration has given and destroy the Temple of American Lib- equal satlifactlon. He has had dlnlcuitlcs to contend with which no other Dis­ trict commander has encountered. Al‘Political parties in Michigan, at this tno't. if not quite, from the day he was Organa, In the northwest. san of the year, particularly in those appointed District Commander up to the are usuaHy somewhat dormant. This ministration was diiaailafled with him. winter thus far, everything has tended •d Uf w । Th|t haa embolden opponents of the la* ' rank*! the Eejiublicarx party more th-.. than .| of Congress within this command to op- In all, four newrpepera In the United State', with a combined circulation of Ices than two thousand. Senator Wade thinks there can bo no doubt of Gen. Grant's Republicanism since the publication of bls private let­ ter to Preaident Johnson. MUDGE & BAILEY Bastings, October 24, 1367.—n36 y talnlng poteteslon of the lake front from Renator Sherman's bond bill, and pro­ >■ great nauunai measures iu unuoui'i- — ; , :—,,— , , ------- * »------ ;----nA th* Rl.tA , r ...v ' wb!ch otherwise might never hare been «d strength in the State, absence of anv , ncce—#n-. jn eondualon allow me to the purpose of building warehouses, testa agalurt the taxation on bonds ore preat disturbing questron in national nul- My as a "friend, desiring peace and quiet itica, and the influence of a general list- and the welfare of the whole country, baa made up bis mind to the thing, th* The Georgia Convention have adopted 1 wsneas which has itrrrailcd in other ' North aud South, that It le in my oplna resolution reoommending the removal Statea hare all operated to lull it into tho lon mare ‘,“n ,he J"?*1 P^’l11' °r lhl» "“!T“-1 ± of Gov. Jenkins, he being an obstacle lu able him to get a quit claim from the ROBERTS tan tho ooutrary, tho Democratic party. ; wlu <|UlelJy submit to, to sec tho Judge Buateod was ahot by District atiinulsted by partial suocoas in oilier । very man of all others whom they have United States, for the hold which the Attorney Martin onSaturday, for saying btatos and fancying that it is possible to ; expreved tbelr confidence In, removed, recover its loot nrostice it* Michigan, it; ’ would not bare taken the lilicrty of AAnLte i.. h., addrewring the Executive of tho Unite.! course in a case against Martin. nnnsuollr active in |mmagshug >ta her- WjU(> |h buf for the convention on ewes agtutu: truth, ugh! and umroreal 1 ,he object allu.led to In this lettes. and Unpleasant as It will be for the wealthy । Mr. Schenck will present bis bill for freedom. Taking adv ___ -----of ---------advantage the apa- from a sense of duty, feeling that I know realdcnto on Michigan avenue to be abut! 1V.i_ r ri.M TS'EYV YORK. ------- and --- j ofe-o .tr । nul right in this matter. thy of tho Rmjublicana all .» their off from their lake view,that must coms Denon AMD VEDICKKS tor Um FALL ’ coming eeealon. The principal feature iueal, moral, financial and State differen­ some day. Trade U flourishing rapidly ces, it is making every appeal to old polit­ toward the South and they must get out ical superstitionii, carte and color preju­ Our Chicago Correspondence. dices, and using all tho arts and appli­ It la claimed by Congressmen that the Fancy Goode, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, ances by which wrong can bo Intrenched Ladie’s Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, hare or propagated there, to unite ai>d in-' irlct of Columbia Equal Rights bill, u and all kinds of Toys, Notions, ^c. ^e. ««u« iu otto .tn.gtb, Ud ■**■*•*• Th. I.tur edltors and reporters Congress dore not adjourn but takes a Quotation* on change yesterday,at the „r ruliiled m.dJj, mreo. 1. Ubu— Arun™,, vr ~d.a~Me.dv rJoee were rejwirted follows Flour, Hon. C. S- Hamilton, member of Con113,00 for white winter; 00^.9,® for greaa from the Eighth Ohio District, won H. W. hv.»«.W«n>™.mdrapidl,1.pudlMlM spring extra ; ts.25 for Rye; f 9,2S for murdered by his son while the latter Buck-wheaL Wheat, 11,06 for no; $1,- was In a state of insanity, on Sunday Jnmuetag. .a.u.va uu>d ;i«. w<»“*» rr»»d.oa Jon of unusual importance. Tho quee- । ,u< h ‘day “ IjUddena one’s heart. New M} for rejected. Cora, 83c for no. 1; «1J morning. — GROCERIES. tion of tho adoption of tho now State ron- j Y*rtr'« cal tn are oa much of aa InslltuVon England is already beginning to groan stitution, for which the Republican party here as any where else, kept up aa fallb- Me—Rye, tl,54@l^« for no. I—Barley, at the cost of the Abyssinian expedition. of thia State will bo held respcmriblo by tally by men with aa extended acqualnBefore setting foot ou tlio soil of Abys,10(22,40; Clover |7.®, tbe i.ant Utieo and large Idbulatory powers as JVSTHSCVrUD the opposiuon, opposition, although it was the joint ulnta, it has already cott Great Britain To buy your DRUGS AND work of both parties, and was signed by con be found In any city of the Union. PATENT MEDICINES ' " 'Dctnocrnta, constitutes ' of buyer January. l*rimamoas|17.®»eU- »3J,(M.-0,000. . loading an ‘iesue ' ItAjko be regretted that this practice MEDICI.XES? Irinkingbetween betweendrinka,which d~"~'------‘ ‘--------------1 that cannot be safely neglected. By neg- drtoklng belongs er January. Green Hama 11c abort bet and apathy, we warn those Rcpubli- »o largely to the observances of New clear (cngllsh boxed) Hi c; short ribo Year’s day, ever was Inaugurated ; too ■ 10c, Cambortanda 9 e. Lard llffa 12 c. tr evening, bidding was nut very lively. \s hero he may be found during al! business hours. the new conaiitntion, and who will bo steady and undivided attention to tbs । Dtreaed Hcgs, f7,4C<* 9.®, maikct ad- The highest price pall for a ecat was Go to Roberta’ hold more personally responsible fur it custom will etterftably throw the oldest vancl’ ng-Live Hogs |S,®Q«,00 for com*’ than the party at laige, that they may, Inhabitant and however you may respect To buy your GROCERIES. A burglar broke into the Merrimac po«blr. mo their work do fantod at tho John b'mith an a friend, a man and a extra. Beef Cattle |2,(»@$7,00. National Bank, al Haverhill, Maae., on poDs. If tho working Republicans bestir Monday morning at S o'clock, and being themselves manfully it will nut be defeat­ or daughter to have the esteemed J. B. E. D. ACKLEY <fcCO. beard in bls operations by a town watch­ Hastings, Oct 10th, 15C7. u24tf ed, but secure a triumph that will re­ OUR COMMON COUNCIL. came toppling into their parlor, on New . man the latter attempted to enter the Go to Hot>er-t«* dound toths audit of tho party and themYear’s afternoon, in company with a bank and was shot dead by the burglar. down inebriated strangers, to Inform thal is to follow will be materially airectTo buy your TOILET AND Since the destruction of the Hastings A station-master of the Milwaukee A your wife that she'a "a Jolly old sour 1 od in Michigan by the result of thu spring fit. Paul Railroad, at St. Paul, has been FANCY ARTICLE. and hope ahc haa had a "bully Ums of GOODYEAR, BARLOW VBAILEY’B MAMMOTH STORE. election. discharging employees of the road for The winter months ji employ- It,” and to confidentially impart to your declining to vote the Democratic ticket. One of the men so discharged was J oeeph educating and forming public MntiracnL fect brick” aud would make a stunning C. Mold, of EL Paul. The peojdu Lave more leisure for diyus- wife for any of those fellows "eonpll- led Io complain about “an Ordinance” The Springfield Rep sion, and particularly fur reading in the tnente of the season" is one of tbs most winter than at any other seaso-j of the ’ difficult phrases to utter, and geue-ally bnt thia time ‘our fathers” strike nearer To buy your Travxlixg Ba»sounds like "complensnetn." Well—In kets. He, haa the nealcat, beet, culate lire Republican jonrnals with the the ectnl-apologello and quite original the American visitors, was Miss Libby best hone of good results. That town in wordgof J. S. "New Year’s comes but struck mo forcible that they intend to I’rendejgast, of Wcetfleld, Maae. Her FHO BOKO PUBUOO: which U>o Bqtublicans shall thoroughly once s year," fortunately for all con­ slightly curtail the business interests of ever brought to this market. circulate tlw we think wo may say cerned. I am clad to note that the brut- DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS 1 F. D. ACKLEY & CO DOffT FAIL TQ^ILL & SB! Uiia it art 1H p ti ROBIBTS' regard to rebuilding their property. At Ing atx>ut In gangs of fifteen or twenty, calling upon every-body with whom their last meeting the fathers reeolrcd to they can claim the slightest acquain­ tance and turning respectable parlors Into bar-rooms, is this year fallen Into certain streets end localities. Before any The National N^anutacturora’ Conven­ genera) d'.M re JIL CbUb are mads only upon friends, and only as gentlemen ers appeared before the honorable body on 1 huredny after appointing a commit­ should make calls, singly or at most In tee to visit Washington to lay before jartlcs of two or three. SUH there Is on abundance of drunk In the almooadopted. A permanent organization to the attention-of 'the Republicans of Michigan, and ask them to extend its cir- manifestations on the streets. Ke* sonably certain to giro a guod Republi­ can majority for Equal Rights at both the spring and fall elections If we eol’d place a cony of the .Poti regularly himaftnr in the nanda of every honest Republictin and Democratio voter in the State, wo should feel certain of a larger Rqrublican majority in the spring than was evWr before given, and a still greater tri- the great cnuie for which wo labor, we wish it distinctly understood that we do not sock to undonniae the local Republi­ can papers of the State. We urge upon RepuUisans erepnrbero to foster and ex­ tend the circulation of their local organa. ----------------- -- ----------- je — public offices and the courts, and an In­ tents will not allo* privleges terrupted bsue of the dally papers. The closing of the courts baa again In­ terrupted our grand divorce sensation, the Tlckncr ease. The more that case OUR PROOLAMATION- LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS/ That’s what’s the matter at Robkbts’ Pionmb Drug k Boox- stopped, Auburn and Clinton prisons ■tore. instruct, interest or. consolidate public well conducted and orthodox'di voree opinion in behalf of Truth, Justice and cases, the characters of the parties to ths established ooghly circulated throughout its locality, Verily it seems io make a very groat dUTS*a aided by vrerr earnest "Republican, sa one of the best posable tniasumariss and advocates of Republican principles. rs encourage the build- side proved Incontestably that each of rigerous Republican the said parties was a model of parity 11 the counties of the and a compendium of all the Christian The Suppressed Leter. Gran! to the Prmdent, in which be tertlfled that three who had established the high morality of the parties, were Mr. Kdttor born, says it is hie flrm belief that If the GROCERIES— On Thursday the l»th ult, las M, .. □rand Patriarch of ths Grand Encamp- My Goods bars been BOUGHT TO SELL as the peo­ ple will find out, on giving me a call I obtained them in New York, and can sell them as cheap m Detroit and Chicago houses do. • I did think of advertising these goods, hut our neighbors have ao completely exh*u«ted Cheaper than can, be bought at any other store in Barry co. every source of wit, wisdom and burner, in the many bright acia- tillationa of proee, poetry an< blank verse—besides telling some of the Dogondert Whoppers in the bargain, that I have conclud­ But, aa I tnstuatedaa Mncamimcnt In thia City Small Erofita and at Greatly Reduced Rricea. ed not to adrertue. mid before, I hare New Goods. Lovect Fwlrihli Prices that Cash can eennaal. Good Goods, Cboap Goods, Goods ThektMrandthe •ow*-“fener^’’-doz-(<), •mu. Youn tnilr �D8as<ud If yaw want a Xabla at coat, er A ala* Shawl al *0.1, or a Oemfortar at*oal,er Knit lleod at lea* than co.1,or BoO.1* Oe«r*bo«e Uightly damaged, at t5 pw «*at lea. than aeet. don't fall la bring year m»e«y la th* ' Dawn T.W.- alar* of HCBS1XL A NEVINS. Uaiuepa Jan.. Ub. tw To te Patms of tte Bw. acaii. ------ Haviag b**a “e»wd.d aaC af the ariaUcraU* part M th* laws, w* hat* tahta rafag. -dawn town** nut door .aal of th. m«*l mark.', aa th. North *14* *f Slam .trtat;' wham goad* will ba Mid at “Rwntef O*r ratee. W. pr*poea te tell for Um sum *f B1000. On Tboraday morning Jr. Itlh. my dwelling and mart tt th* MnlaM* war* MUraly dMlroy*d by Ara. 1 nntUad^ Ute Ag.nl of th. Company for thl* rlcinlty, AcWakeB*ld, E*q.. andan th. nth, «f Srmkr, Mr. A Wakdkld A f. A. Hogh,«g«ato for **U M-pany took th* B*e*Mary proofo *f my l*aa, and paid m« In c*Ui lb* fall amount ef my luxiraa** OT7».10. lo my nlir. anti.faclion . Th. prompt and Mtlafoctory muio.r ia wbieb th. company ha* d«ll with ate Indue*, m. io rttommrod II to other*, a* *n IrnUtutlon warthy of palroa.gi. 1 ibenforo uk th. publication of ibi* raid In your p»p*r. W«. V unur. A CARDTh* aubaerfbar* would return alraer* and eurneat Ibroka, lo all lho*« Wind* wb* naiwid R. XU TY- T»TT.T-EA •ach BUteilaland rSdaat aid ia rattulag oar £ood. frac, th* late d.aaatervu. Or*. raeuaj ib*y purify ibe blood, regalate th* liter, PS ILL! PS A ntXTlT. *B«p*rK* .11 corrupt and ottiawalou* humor. MiddlcTille Correspondence. DEWET A TOWNSEND. business tn. Baran.—On Ate IMh «f M*v«mb*r foul, I insarsd ftjr dwsUing h*am as4 MOtaAtrtn th* MARTKBTlBOTm On. of Dr. Ifadw.y'i PUI.cool.int mor* of Ibe toll r. principle of *ur«, and wUl act gukher oa the Llrer, Bow*la. Stomach. Kidney., Bfadd.r Blood. Ae, than four *r .in of the ordiaary aomlaoa Pl r/alite or Catbarli* Pill* sold coder earlcuanamn. nr than ten grain.of B1m Mau. Trvc /«• Ur «,-«d wad UUr. e/wtof w.M and J‘eru.>U-/Ur£.wU On. to Hire, ef Jtadw.y'. P.ll.-*nc* in M MtasMvnia, Jaa.«, 1W7. En. B»»T«a. W* uoti** aa .rror, mad. lo printing oar laat latter, which w* will cornel by Ml lag that Mr. M. M. Prindl* i* .ncetuur la Mr. Paall a* VUlag* Marshall. nan tarxr. ca.voea. I. S. Keelw. bq Im. Mid to a Mr. negolia. ■ lead I.rw. far (t.tlO. bow.la. Pcrtoa. who for N rear. bar. aol •»joy’d a natural .tool, and hate bwn cnmp*lled to uh .njrorion., bar. bmu earod by a few deatt «f Uadw.y'. Pill.. DR. IIADWAVS PILLS CCRK ALL DLHKASE8 Wlb. Jloauh, Liter. Bowrl^ Kidney.. Bladder. Xerrau* JlteMtt, ileidacb.. Coaa.mplion. 0*1irrnroa. Indigestion, Dj.pepala. [illiouanem. 1HI1*0. Ferer. Inll.maUon of lb. B-rwel^ Piles, and OOkiTlOl. VISIT. • II drr*ng*w«nta al lb* lateml Vatter*. Um to Thera eill be a donanun eiall for the ben.til ol al* boa*, war ranted I* cSttt a pealilre Cur*. of Krr.il. Anno, a* Ibe M>ddtarul. Cottage, oa Pvrrlr testable, containing no murcry, mlo.ral* Tburadar .rmUglhe lih in.L ■amoDisT uvival aunni Hr. Radway'. Pill* roU ard by all Drugglal* R.r n H. ilemenl. awi.icd by th. Ur*. 11. An and Country Merchant*. aU. wiileoallnu. th. protracted mewling, at Ibe 1'rice, Cent*. U. E. Cburel. during ibe pnwntnerk. 5m Dr. Uidway'a Almanac for 15GS. (■■acnn.Tiux.t ra.rcn a.uixuL In por.ouno. la a r«q«*.llrvm lb. Coogrrg.III rk RK I K I> lioval Aa.eu.bly (that Ibe Ural work of January b« • peoi in pray.r’, ibersw.ll be • pray.r UtoeUog ay1 SAGE-PEXXnCK.-ta Baltimore. January tU M ft. front oa U.in alrwt, being lb* .Ila of of bi. IraUdlog* lately deiirny.d bt fir*. Mr. P. laa'ng ip **eb.Bgc Ur. A of N. W. l^ we * lbl« iowuliip, being *0 .cm of unimpio.ml land. Mr. Wright d*>igo. lo erncl adoobJe Lrkk block with ball abore. *a th. .bar. maui.o<»d (Ite, Ute ™T'Siu4aa‘iUtt.. wirrnt is combto! anmuniHaireiui Mera imi new*tbbub, The Great Town ind Country Weekly! THI RURAL fa th* Leading and Largrol-C.r kt ik S M. MUAD, BA. IV KER. HASTINOS, ■ • ■ hSll • ■ MICH. MRS. C. FREE MAN, Tn. RuaaL X«w Yo.iaa u a Xalion.l Jauntal. rireulaiing largely to the Baal and Wert. North and Itoelh. Il .raph.y. th. Bret Talent la all MILLIN ER, Department*. Il* corp. nfKditore. Cootribrtore. ovzRAturnrs a/.An *r«ro*x. era.' Wro?Grower.. Grsiittt H.rtic«Hun»l.. Ac. HASTINGS,. . ■ a*yl ■ • • MICH. and alM Auth-re. Hebrtar*. Ac.. *f net* a ad ebili ly. la brief the Rumi » ably Edited. Frofunely ~WIL LIAM MYER8, tilualreted. Ne.ll* Prinl»d — ProeUeal, Ncreatifle, la L’Hfal-Moral. Inalrwe.lr* and Entertaining. Wherever located,—in Country, VllIngc or City,— jnrort axtso srosn HAMTDI03. - - • hJyl • • • MICH. YOU WANT THE BUBAL 1 Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, RUSSELL k NEVINS. Music 4 Jewelry. Fur II ia ad.pled to the »»la Mall. Note that Wwklv. and that V*l. XIX ia to b* materially EniManan. IWK.amla. . number .nd ree If. neat to yoar local paper, the Hural to not th* oaa tor year a**a*y. FORM, STTUC AND TRUMB. Each X* eoatalar Eight Doable Quart* Page., printed in •lira alyl..-Clear Typ*. Uttto I'aper. aud mere and better ihu.lrallen. lb*a any alber PRESTOS A MEAD, General Grocers, 2*d FMonoor axdtw. EASTINGS,- . .Bdyl . • - MICH. KT-Cash paid for Prodoe. IHTAI, UIIHI A AU, Boots and Sho^R, xxdiwmtd zumirout aleloM of Velum*. ’ ' HASTISOB.. ■ -hiyi - - - MICH. TERMS-Only 83 ■ Year; to dub* of ten. per eopy. VuL XIX begia. Jan. 1. Is.'. TURNER A CLARKE, N..W <• th. Tim. lo Muhoeribe and Club. Great Offer* to Club Arret*. >prela..o., HbowdUH^ Gamut Pi.mli.ui Li«u, Ac Mat tree ; or the 13 number, el ihla Quarter, (Oct to Jaa.) on utal, for Only F.flyCeal.l Addreaa. HASTTM08. • . . Myi . . . MICH D D. T. MOORE. Rochettor, X. T. VT All saw work warraaud. RUSSELL A NEVINS. i Wam-Iaifli Chia ax i Cum ax i t P«j;e'B_CliBiRX Balve, a Family n -oUd b. eradicated disease and wr ro nr* •.>-= 1 Th* billow. lb* (reUr. th. healed after all other remedies had .apoudcni . U.e Irarel.r, th. royager, Ibr miner, failed. It iB 8 COmpOUnd Of Antic* e udenl.ry linden ; the aelUer ou Ibe frontier pyjtb nail J’ Other Extracts and a. .L..n., •«.-•' -i- L. u. Mborh tt.tt ttttywbtt*. would Ittrn. with pi.l, loo deep toe ward*, that lb. moat c«l»- Dry Muri Gntsin ""•rnaio.™™. HfajmyyCwwra.MHi. »MaJ nallaral. Scianlifle Rd.Mtlonal. Literary and I> REB a M A. K EB . Few* Matter, tatenwnad with Kagra.lag^ the* Asnur mzsv of mmuu any olbar Journal—for tt MiaprtoM D*partmMU Sa rroar, aarex block. detoted I* or Including HABTiSO 8. • • - *»IT • • - MICH. AgrJenllarnl. ’ Chnlcc LUnenlure, Uarllcaltnra. Butene*and Art, F. N. GALLOWAY, Khnrp llu.baadry, Education, Gnulnx. Daliyini, Yoaih*. Reading, Rural Archilnctare, (Jenera! Jew., c-jtiavmxs luo* » BEsrrmB. , It heals without a scar. Jio family should be without it. We warrant ft to core Scrofula Son*, Balt Rheum, Chilblains, Tetter, Pimples, and all Eruptions of the Skin. For Sore Breast or Nipples, Cats, Sprains, Bruises, Burns Scalds Chapped Hands it.breld be ..ddentr auoo.nrod ihrreghoul 4c., it nutkcs 8 perfect CUC?. «v*<MSnusCu*i<», iuwe.iir.dio .»d; Jt has been used over fifteen foatoh America th.i co more HOSTETTER'S y^ayv without OUO failure. I FTEK3 would b. m.uuftttured, rad that III,., — _ nr. ..rofonb .U .a~> aesanc for a™,., a“ *“ ■°J.P“~.,e,7r>T1DS erntma «f *11 m*i.—i dmk""" H 8. WOGDWABD, Perfumery, FaaertMr.VatlPip*,*. A FULL STOCK ef artktoeia lay thu i mfoaRy Hanim, StoraMMi W. 8. GOODYEAR, ‘ R. J. GRANT. Httliagx Aug. U, MOT. Cheap mm Um. Ciioupret: Saita & Hmaaiim, Dna Mtiio, Hncsis, BARLOW ““•“SSBgwu & GOODYEAR, Bdnmr, pot up 1. Urger for™ for “•>« P^ee thin u, other Ointment. ■ um $ RU hd] « ;h i; ’ Ji W. PARKER A 8OK, Linn & Sale Stalls, The Last Success. PIECES FALLPBINTS TIN SH 05] Don’t yon BeUrr* IL ^Ifjaybedr ^teHa^*e^ that^yaa *oa bay FAVORITE Hairdressing )(w.^ ONSUMPTIVES. will quickly rertort Gray Hair, to.it* natural color and beauty, and produce luxuriant growth. It 1* perfectly harmltn, aud it preferred over every other prepintion by thme who nave a fine he»d of hiir, at well u those who with to restore it. The beautiful glow sod perfume imparted to the Hair make it dnirable MILLINEB. u> itoit. n»x anocx, HAh riM.s, ■ r • mich. I7OR MAUB—North JL1 Thorn. Alaa 8. W Waal ^aarwr aaa. M 11. WR1GKT. DEPOT, IM. GREENWICH ST-, N. T. frjcLONEDoILae. any of iU eoncomitaate. .henrd In** n« Uma ia ■.oJ.ereing themadr*. of th. proper Remedy, ia order that they may stay it* rsaagto, awd be re.tored to Led in. Th* BEV A- E. WILSON’S Prepared Prrtoriplisn for th* Cor* of Co*. A.tWmn nran.hltl.. With a *lew of doubling hi* pre***! Ual and caring W.OM .ut-renber* for IMS, the PaMfah1* offering the moil liberal Hat of premiameja given away «**r *10,000 w*th ef bowing Ma' ebfai.aUn*. th* prtMOl year. Far only Iwealyfl. • .nbtt.iber. at th* ting'* rate («•» per y*ar) a choice I* girea al a Wbrelrt- A WHmm. a W‘l- Tbebert Juvroil. Magatln*. Et«ry Bar and Olri lhat Man Kenya ao ; all Ur. Perea nay m: ,2,l Parnate .nd Teaebero ttmflrm It. Do Ml fall to newer atopy. A eaod Mtoreaaar*. with a Gb.M Cyltadreto ere£» Hriag object.,nr a good two blttfad. paert Poaket Kaifo.aad a larg. Mm was UpuWUMd byW^ni N "saAuSoRMT. ’^SESEsWg �NOTICES. frat BeSieHtr ftr 60 Days! Ing, of some of the great doctrines In batsnl science, learn Inc truths wholly tofWtakm. ttd salifying himself. Uy I careful cxazulMtlon, of the grounds on which known tint ba rest, so m to be not only aequaluti1 with the doclrlncw of themoeh ns, but also lo be able to show wti/be believes them, end to prove be­ fore others that they are true; be will imn wlurb wttlta aoMM Whole.!. tad B»fliwl aa great a difljranoe a. can exist In a>l. .1 lb. TKMpLE oFMEShIOX, at utoatabthe Mino being—the dlOWunce between1 looking back upon time unprufltably wpated, and time spent in ^olMriproveneat; he will fed himself. tn one cnee,' llstleae and dleMtisfied—In .the other comfortable and happy ; in one cw, if LOOK AT OUR GOODS! LOW PRUTS bbdU appoar to himself humble, at least' A Good Or«rcx>*t fcr<5,«h wnrtbtlo;*): w® not have earned any claim to his 1 Flo. Omaalelorti sail foe «U.iO. worth tM.OO; owa respect; in tho other cose. he wUl ijst wso.ooot i»o;oOo: MS*’* ■ G- O * <Xd»UI i ____ IF TOU WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, STOCK SHARDWABE, PHILLIPS A BENTLEY’S edjoy a proud conaclocsneM of having, I sm .UT.«rr&»SifSf mtoBvri! oHBtrf. Niagara Eallb Dry !—Almost, and fop a few hours; for thcairongMatoxly gale of last Thursday blew the waters of Niagara river back Into the lake, andproduced extraordinary phenomena at and'ifoUDd tho"gn at cataract They are thus described by a coarrepundent: ■I ,‘^irtld Crvtlt hvaa*. lo* tha* nil tho vessels In It were grounded, and Niagara FaUs w0etf‘rl^ht composed .with Ito nivc grand, iff..The t*d of the Amcrl. can branrhl vria'eo denuded that ys-u could travel in Its rocky I ■cd without wetting your feet, apd njystedea that ware new before revealed cjian u« U(tbi । adthafilay. Bockstluil heretofore were Invisible appeared in their fnH-gros ri deformity upon the surface, i.nd great ' w«n tho consternation aureag the finny I IRON & STOVES Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery And Glassware. H- FRENSDORF & CO. Block, caj. X*iaA J'Narwn .'ti Store Pipe, Sap Pana. Ac. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,. wMti Ready Fdr Work. Harmstfielafg* iooru o.rr HHO WX'8 WAtlOS HUOp wiik Iwnwrl tardilisa. 1 am prep.re.1 lode trfXfnBa t>T House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter at ABTO’nsuncat.T low riGuaks. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, den. The Uater was full twenty foci foWarthan usual, and the oldest hihabltaatagnaed in wonder si the grand tranfoxtBation. Near Suspension Bridge the celebrated rook at Witmer’s mill.Aipou which • drowning num caught and waa rmeuod several yous ago, which barely jM^osta 1U bead above (lie water, was. ia£l btero twenty feutabove the surface.’' With the subHldenceW the g*lc, tho waters came back, end Niagara was her-' araire u* * mu buy. parahMfog. PRILLIFS * BENTLEY ATLAST1C i GREAT WSTKRN Broad Gauge Railway! NEW YORK PmsnNKH.—Povfebno-a Rives ri^o frequently to discord. Peevishness we tmy .regard ** 4 family canker. Il U* pal liteean acute dhcBx, In plants, or like HARNESS SHOP Oil Regions of Pennsylvania pillar, that cause vegetation suddenly to disappear. It la a corroding malady; Il cats in, aud It ante ou, till the vital sap Kvaikd. Whether the evil be ««nmunieated by provocation and example, or whether It i« natural and hereditary, woaamottcU; batstraDgotoaay,there are many bounce In which there is not an Individual free from thfe unfortunate BASTINGS WOLES' FACTORY. Atlantic A &L Westen Railway WineorTai SUPPORT HOKE INDUSTRY! JEWELRY i MUSIC STORE WE AKE COKING! TO BUY YOUR | •ai.Yr.r-nn> f. ta. BnXwar on ill «em ,lie' nr ••■’ 5,000 Ughta Smh, S O»Dt»aed Pickets, tuUd ion at A MBgle crtlBcatr will b* s*n by mail, post |>ste. aiaa rtra pl of t-1 cU, Or. a. I rea ■Y 1-Jl'uiTr/vr: u | !*'fr 11 ■'. . V, ’ haadrad and mrei Bop.rb Wale for •>;>. To A grr.la. or I'm, wishing emptor meat. Ulla la a rare opporlueily II ia a legllitai He coedurlod "V. I'aananrmto: *1 (>.• e.,<a, «r i’.. 1 Wuts-m,l awn- i.r -err.,., .,.m>we ti •«,«.. 1:1 1 K.OOo ft. XtbuLllnga, alt vlrna. to J open to the mnsl eusfal ocrtalinr. Tar «a ■NEW GOODS MTElr tKBMBlUB ASB STIU, 8 A SH, BLIND and DOOB FACTORY, jj alt:sou J. I. PlERTItS. Still Leads the Van JOHN WOLF, ...Grai BamaiB ftf the Papls! —Juv in iw. HmI, Apptfoattess rscetvadby Um THrwtore. AO $1.00 fit M MOfsrlOCiJ. $10,000 for 10 Cis. HUMBUG tariajt an&“KiUicion l lbs atonia U»al4 stead at Utarr Je« sere vvsl af W. 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I urged him but in vain. _“TeIi him that be must come!" Mrs. Mart'udale turned ou her hu>band*b appealing look of dlatxus. whan I gave her Albert's reply. . But the father did not care to assert an authority which might not be herd'd, and answere^d-"l<et blmeqjoy hfrawll with tbe rest. Young blood beats quick­ er than old." The Such of cxcitnd foel'ng went out of Mra, Martindale's lace. I saw It but lor ata InstanFafter thia reply from her li'ieband; but like a sun-painting, Its TKSSCWl. loir of memory, where It la os painfully vivid now as on the never-to-be-foigottencvculng. It was pale and convulsed, ehdtbo eyes full of despair. A dark pr**ent!ment of aomeftJnir terrible had fallen upon her—tbe shadow of an ap­ proaching woo that was to burden all her Hfe. My friendpaaeed out from my doorand left ma so wretched that I could with difficulty rally my feelings to give to other jirtlng gurato a pleasant worth (ta.kaqrt'qM Mral MmUk < - Fcr a Csrs sfall Tirat al Le£ Disasa cnbtrh the repeated message- she sent to them. At last all the Indira were gone; but there still remained a dozen young men in the supper rootn, from whence came to my cars the sickening sound of co­ rona U. J sough: my chamber, and part­ ly disrobing, threw myself on a bed. Here 1 remained In a state of wrctchcdnrs* Impossible to describe, for over an hour, when ray busband came in. •‘Are they all gone!" tasked, rising. “All, thank God!" be answered, with a sigh of relief. Then, after a moment's innsc, he said—"If I live a thousand year*. Ague", tbe scene to-night shall wh-t’ A. V. 0»*<f. W. 0. MlrwVw. r>-n~. I» r Ik XK, nrasMcr*. mw-t, Hviinc*. Mleh'-ssa i.e.Ae.mMU, ---• aXtUaT'wo^v 'Vai-________________ sntn st an namcrr'Tt. so Ceuta per Dottle. PRICE CF IflHALPRS SI EACH. BALL & RUQKEL. Proprietors. MORExTEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER The Great StrenjtBener and Pain Destroyer of the World. Price, 2S etnta PVT BatUv, witb Brarh. THE SHisrclfanu. FAVORABLY KMOWH AND EXPENSIVELY USED A Temperance Story. lew Yiri Cliy Bl Ylciaitj, roa vreaanv or «3~** ' " - * AtWAJO. W'TJm' TWEtITY-FIVE TttlS. ME COUGH BALSAM. Hk*rirw wtnni. non la that condition I* And •MADAME 2AD00 POBTEB'3 Price 25, 50 aa4 7fi CU per BoUlo. ,.3IO»T Tna Star. < hMacmt avd EnfXTUAL Ul^lEDY C3UQHS, COLDS, ETC. Tfic Itau tr<r PURELY VaaBTABLB, dx r Tfanra. nrnnntnc. axr.nnrn. ae. re but the entieement ot wine held toe many of the young men there—young it was near daylight before I slept. and and old. Bursts of poaraqjaugbter, loud exclamations, and snatches of song rang Artetand tmroireabing. The fight came dimly th through half­ drawn eurtalna on the next morning, when a servant knocked at my door. and not the coarse frequenters of a cor"What Is wanted f" T asked. dot tavern. • •UM Mr. 'dtredNarttndaiedoephare Gudets nnw began to withdraw quietlast nightF’ I rprang from my bed, strangely “g*'from the tated, smd parity opening the chamber! joined Mr. Martindale In the ball, where neve. J could not control—“Why do he had been waiting for them. you aik, Katy? "Who wants teknowF' “kra Martindale has sent to Inquire. m oilier ar k. The girl says be didn’teotte bcme last In the supper-room, I pracutne: I've i omturw nnooeTop* i ■’<almaxoa tetnt WSSM&SX-'-’f be has been able to visit In a floor condition, and In laying before sucnmaUore of boeiiMae as haw for me. Agnes,lhatl may havestreogih. L* took lnt> her fare, that scemed'hill of If ha does not give mo strength, I shall '1 he past year has beea one of great friend. It was very plain that, tn her nros;*rlty to Capitular Maaoaary tn fills jur.s,ictMm,ae alarge numberot dispsnI ahivend ; for both in voice and link aahons than usual for Chapters have been deatb. Net after the first few days did granted. I iravescraUnlzcd closely ovary comfort her with suggestions as to where I venture to ofleraword of comfort; for, | appikatioo, and M fite as osy jstefiSMM come to the deetatanin araattuK Albert mlgbtbe. “No doubt," Lsald, such words from my Ups seqned as lav. each dispensation that It was farlM MM "he went home with a friend, and wo mockery. They inltcrcd <m my tongue. intervals of the Royal Craft, and it W Ono day t called and the servant f-fok highly gratifying to so In conveying may look any moment for his return. Why should tbe absence sf a few boun up my name. On returning to the par­ lor, she said'that Mrs. Mnitlndnlc did ' There wm a atony glare in her eyes as not feel very Veil, and wished to bo exshe ebook her bead silently. Khe arose, cuaed. Tbe servanTs manner confirmed they cannot fah to become an honorable and walking to the window, stood for my In tonas suspicion 1 bad looked for addition to our JarisdleUon. -• • several minutes looking out upon tbe enow. I watched her closely. F-hu was leas acute lor the anticipation T Woe I uamio of meh chapter and Us oSSa, niottonlese as marble. After awhile I but we omit them lor want of room. saw a quick shudder run Ihrougb her lamlty that had wrecked her dcarert Allu.'llng lo the matter of a petty frame. Then she turned and came slow­ hope in life T And Lew could she bear I received tbe degreesraamtfiteay Lodge ly back toths lounge from which she and t Irapur, at Vicksburg, Mm., the bad riven, and Uy down quietly, shutt­ iligh ITlctt decide* that he la a clat»ing her eyes. . Ob. the still anguish dratine Maaon. In support of this uecisidu the High Prlert telera the Grand of that pale, pinched lace I tjhall I ev- In my mlad ? Suddenly rhe started up. Her ear had. .to that young tuanfa lipa and sent him caught tbeeound of the street bell which forth at midnight In no condition to bad just been rang. rhe went harriedly defined far any aclf-dcluslon. stood out In the upper I all, listening. I did not venture to tbe houee of my “Who is it?*’ she a iked, Ina booiM, friend again. Rhe had dropped n cur- news of Albert's irolonged aloqnce sprvud nine eg hli frien<li.and tte frieuda of the family, the circle of search and inqulery became larger, and tbe sus­ pense greoXor. To prevent the almont continual ringing of tho bell, it was muffled, and a servant stationed by tbe to him ?" door to receive or answer all who came. ♦bo Station Hoaae. should he happen to Night dropped down, shutting in with a strange ivddcnDcoe, as some heavier cinuifa darkened the west. Up to this period not a single item of Intelligence from tbe steent one b^d been gained since, as related by afie it tho young 'J thoaxht of her," replied Mr. CarleGanlona. be parted from htm between aald to my myself bitterly—“To chink of USKFCL- TN EVERT ROUTE. NUMBER 38. golatloo of feeling. Fear of tbe wont had ftosen ths wild waves IntroUlneea “Ho wont out Just now,” continued Mr. Cariston, “so much Intoxicated that be walked straight only by an etTbrt.” “Why did you let htm goF’ I asked, fear laying suddenly Its cold hand on PREPARED GLUE, m am the bouao in which her soul dwelt, the after answering the bell. “Mra. Gordon’s man. He called to ask if we’d heard anything from Mr. Albert yet" ’ Mra. Martindale came back Into her chamber with a whiter face and un­ steady step*, not replying. The servant stood looking after her with a counte­ ofgulltl What have we been doingT nance in which doubt and pity wore Giving our Inflnmoe and our money tn Alngled ; then turned and weut down stairs. nningsociety t vrinxne worn of core I did notgo home until evening. All rupUntc and dclxising Hi Aie the ’ d»y tbe snow fell drearily,and tbe wind ' * “ ‘ sighed andhioaned along the streets, or whllo ego, as strong for good a» when shrieked painfully acroea sharp angles, thryrameln? Alnslalas! that wemUst or rattled with wild, impatience the answer No I What if Alfred Martln- Ioom shutters that obstructed ito wav. Every hour had he breath less suspense ur nervosa excitement Mewn^crs camo and wrnt i»crp<luilly. As’tbe j«imw «a»FOTt. YUT"»Tr-tAX AWn’CiWIWX. Ow»Klae.«B nrosdwar. new lh» Oart U-aw.. ■ -_____ _ or. M.j.autv. KATES OP ADVEXTraMrV. TXBM8. -»i.so fW-U. w»<ui?yww^"^*** " — Sk« jfiwtixp gssa Sanner “fifrr fiasiiugj, fi«'*r»t, a wall of separation." Kot until spring opened was the te.ily found floating In the dock, at the end of the street down which young Gottkm darknes* and storm on that night of sorrow, lilewatah was found In bls poekut, the hauda [olnttn^ to half-pcst two. tbe time, In all probability, when be fell into the water. The diamond pin and also Grand Lodges and Cl Uber 6tale-. After quoting a ray of the highest Masonic aut the subject, the High Prteet saj uanpllng to create aaubordlaata . milnaiy or ctbeiwkw, In another . diction, violates the landmarks, th that ether jurisdiction, commlto : s >nlo *1 he body thus crest elandc to mal— ■ ■ ।.। «ii. ...m neither tbe subordinate tody nor tbe work made therein, la entitled to re­ cognition. No distinctions can be drawn Let» ecu the status of Lod<e or Cbaptsr, and llic work made therein. If owe is clandestine, so must be thvoUw.aadikll the land-marks, mages, curatitaUons and obligations of (bo Order mean thia or nothing. What la lettTu be clandis- net mint- harden ip of (ho rale that <i tie ted Grand Lodae or Chanter shall not sume Jurisdiction wiltiln the louudert of anothiT, should induce us to relax that the bewildered young man, left U> himself, had plunged on blindly through Uie storm, going he knew not whither, oncul hardahl|s to tho IndlvlduaL He until he reached the wharf. Tbe white can easily a;q4y, as we have all applied sheet of snow laying over ev«rytblng. passtbe rame ordari. and reuHvc hia exelt^llun with the romw-iousneaa that he hid from eyes like his the treacherous has entered through the propar door In­ martlu, and be steeped,* unheeding, to to the enjoyment of the aama subiliae his death. I It waa conjcotured that his invito ler. But why are we arguing Uda question body bad floated, by na incoming tide, book In hl» pocket, unfilled. under the wharf, and that his clothes bad caught in the logs and.bald it there MIchlgaaT Tlie opinion ofseveral i Masters in their uddresais, and tl Certainty is always bettor than doubt thereon (comp*«-cd mostly of f^ac ilzmad Mi stcr) aie to the effjet before Indicated. On the Sunday after the saddeat funcre And the Grand Lodge of Michtean, by adopting these reporti have settled thia Martindale appeared for the Tint time In question far thisyariedlctlon. Har Are UMous constllute tho rule for tbe govxrnmsnt of all within bcr palafttan the loot Entered Apprentice to the moist drawn, (la the following Sunday she Wotvhlpfol Grund Master, and the Grand Chapter follows her rale m to the kept bar face hidden. From friends Alluding to the prqpoa Masuoto Temple in Dei I’rtcatreeoujmend.v rhsti appointed by the Grand < into eonddrration the sol wwO severed. Ctoacr questioning of'the I herewith prraettt for, young man rereadd the {qpt that Albert General Grand; Martindale waa, at tbe time,' so much lutoxlcated that he could not walk steadily. “I looked aflft him," sold Gordon, oneot my oklMt and de.m«t friends that ■ . _. wtne enticed him. The sbter of my han of tills grand body. . I cannot lot this occcji ou pwa without heart pat madneoa In bio brain, and from vide to Side ; tut In exprealng my great ^orire thalyou then seat him forth to oaret a death ho advtso in thia matter that thediiHrultlra which have arisen and have em«*| fifo ee;>eratluu of the Companions who wm bruised, and pained my boart already once In harnv-uy with each other raay bo obliterated mid a k them to cOtne to too son-to bear my own thoughta w<th- gt-ther'in the“trass'i putagonyl . flor and lay rsldo ’ Whet more shall I write? la not this --------- -- ----------- -- ' home buoq after dark. tasvingMra. Marfor l*ao " to follow and obey tbe sub­ unadorned story sod enough, arid full lime toacninga of tho Order, mfo loireI was suffering no words can tell. Not conclllailon. peace and harmony urev&U. roeh anguish oa pierced tbs-mother's er away lnjo the oblivion of past evenU; but the Unreadi maud a startUng'ery of twoo’rtoek," I replied ; and abutting Ins fat ward. Compunlnns, U rrvdbanka fori ’ gone for Lite moment. I went, to the supper-room. All tbe ladles U:ul retire^, and iho door wan »™» innM-! 1U.V1 Ctjpr.li.Jl.wB lighted, and the air waa thick with smoke. As I poshed open'the Aoef, my ear was fairly stunned by the confusion 'dfeoundi.4* Tbcie waa a bush of voice-, and I saw bottles frun gtppy hands quickly vpbn tte teb'a, and gtwes DR. ZADOC PORTER’S stafned wfth wine. With throe or four exceptions, all of thia company wens tfijtffc <Sngai; Coatd Pills, nr opposition to -----— waa the person 1 sought. “Albertr* I called; and tbe young man came forward. Ills faoe was dark- CASTOR on. AIT od cm towards the docks, where the police stations," sold my husband, bitterly. , .. t . I did not anaww, but lay In abairs«opo’, under the lafluencs of benumbing raentSkfpaln. Alter awhile I aro-o tad ky-klnnOT ' ' out, sew everyfhing dot bed In > white,i. m mantle, and the enow falltag In Jajya flat "akea, baavlly but steadily, the atty lying near the river. through tbe t (arraign rtlll air. How the sight chilled me. That tbe air wm piercing penne, and Mr. Martindale oflbsed eilitiK* aM over the window pou«e. After breakfast, I sent to Mra. Martin­ covery of'bis aoMkody. Mtlaaolated by dale a note of Inquiry about Albert. A ve.bJ answer came from the distracted the search np aaAdown the rivers, and mother, saying that h« was still absent, and that inquiry of the police had failed to bring any tutelligenee in regard to him. It was still haped that he had large portfono Hmm MafaMut. iutohe. of out obllgnttons as we are now sXoni to m of the Grand at Which time tbe Mo t ExtnikntGrand aria bold 'i HlgJtj Priest. Mm P. Pbdre.of this dty, daUrereghiSn&hree. Knowing that a AdestMsrrand IWaneare taruthern of the “myrtlotto,* wepreowt far their erftbo lag. dlhaysa Steadily the snow eon tinned to flail. sptrod, Tithe nalr of mock courtesy, ‘ and tell her that the has my gracious / F ! redrew, w ww. *«■ BUCKBfo A BKWEt, .TKir/.fr 3to were hundred of piaaas, taste aay of which the body might baw ftab suaponseand again. T U, tn apUJof Mae. Ml teifand w«t Irrto.^t •n. w Get Un. vw I, suchme-aurts asshSTI Mmonto Hall, ami >il». probably dose interest of oar betovbj your every eflbrt Villi t High Prive:. his address with m2 �Ths following able and truthful en- DEOOQK M. DKwXT hours earlier «r later, ralUbsnbM cm oa forms involving the absnd-junxent of the unprotected Southern Unionists, and the abioct surrender by Courreee of inMESSAGE OF GOV. FEETOE, OF croMod political power in the Govern- great public eriols, the Inst test of a na­ 12 if Sugar, Tea, Heavy Satinet, P" All-wool Cassimere. Red Flannel, j« $1,00 1J50 C5 1,00 35 DBTJG ly In favor of their doing so. They wars from official qusxton until at test tho their ehooen champion and deliverer; scenes at Fort Pillow were re-enacted at and by a natural law, this abiding con­ and not even adequately bound ta-gethFenton, as relates to national queeticna Memphis and New (Means, in the butch­ fidence is through Ito own soothing His views are those of tile Republican ery of unarmed Union tnen, under the uunuicv 1 —J In thia dark hoar of national exigency tumbk-d down in .JI dlrsctiooa, crush­ ing surrounding buildings In thslr fall b uneorrupted by political associations National Republican Convention wm to tbs Republican party on the great ques­ have been held In tills hall. Who doubts tion of Becuturtructioa may be fully un- large body of Union electors distributed that when crowded, m It would bo at throughout tho South, consisting of those neither by popular passion nor sectional such a time, to Ito utmost capacity, a prejudice ; of a man of cautious reticence try is more truly s ReyrtunUlirt own single round of applause, shaking the and of those oventridned walls,might have brought than Got. Fenton, and there are few, if no policies to maintain, no theories to It down. It does seem to mo positively sny, abler Statesmen in either House of promulgate; of a leader who compre­ criminal to erect such a building, and I Congress Hones ho has the right to de- to their old ailcgfanee. They were, how­ hends the position and relations of all ^fcie the position of the great party of ever, mainly powerless because they were sections of our common country, and C. A., will have eorno regard for the Ilves largely outnumbered by.those with whom who will bring to tho admln!»tratfoa of of their fellow creatures m well m fcr they shared the privilege of accsus to the public affair*, executive ability, econo­ thefrown revenues. Buch an Immeaae polls. There wm also a largo body of Tho predictions or disaster to tho coun­ men, rempcsing two-fifth* of the whole mical Ideas, a clear bead and an hones ball should have enormously strong ty trim tho emancipation of 4,000,000 population, born on tho earns soil, equal­ walls, and should bo built upon tho • slaves, have been most signally falsified ly true to tho Government, and equally itto manifest that itbthe same Provi­ ground floor, with means of exit propor­ powerless, because they were disfranchis­ dence which brought us safely through tioned to 1 to site, and the neglect of these ed. If these two eteases were allowed to the storm of war, that mures this whole precautions might Justly be punished as nrvTcd thenuelveo bravo and trusty aol- act together in tho use of the rights of people now with a singular unanimity a deliberate attempt st manslaughter. diora, they linro now shown themselves our common manhood, it will be seen to organise fn a plain, unpretending eltThe two wings of the building wbleh faithful and willing laborers, and peace­ that tho only obstacle wm peaceably re­ fronted on Madison street and were ful and law-abiding citiaena. They have moved ; os together, they outnumbered exalted patriotism will rest ere peace and practically separate from tbe Farwell diligently tilled tho fields which ot'.tcrs the Rebel electors who prevented the prosperity to discordant states and a dis­ owned, tor wages hardly adequate to tho work of reconstruction. Therefore, tho tracted land. The man for the crisis— ordinary exertions of the firemen, but support of human life, and they have ' question to be determined by Congress the man for the hour—tho man of the suffered a great deal of damage. The eubmittod patiently to tho wrongs which was not oue of alatrart theory, as to the people—to Ulysses R. Grant. Before bls total loss by this fire to estimated at $347,. others wore too ready tu inflict Availing highest qualifications far a wise exercise pre-eminent fltacns for the high office to thamselvre of the means uf education was one of practical slateamnnaliip, in which a grateful nation would elevate about <190 000, saving of thia amount where ver tho efforts of humanity in their view of the actual condition of tho coun­ behalf hare not bson repressed by vto- try. and tho importance of early and him, let personal preference yield, let 1102,000 by insurance. While the fire lonce. they have vindicated th* wuduni complete reunion. Ike end to bo accom­ faction subside, that |raec, good will and wm »tHl raging the regular noon-day and juMiceof Cmigre-m, in adniittinftthcra plished involved tho peace, the honor, union may once more and forever abide prayer meeting of the a.-wxlatlon was to share with their tetr musters, in the and tho interreite of tho Republic. It was throughout the republic.” held In thelrobl rooms in tho Methodist •xorciao of the freeman's right of suf­ essential to the return of order, tho re­ Church block and they gave expression frage. Bpeakir Colfax on tho Situation. of their unshaken trust In Frovid.moe moval of military, and tho renewal of Iko propriety of thia measure, like that commercial prosperity to theStetea which arid their determination to re-crect their of enrolling them in our armies during had been tho theater of war. Il prumThe I’reddsnt'i Emendation to magnificent building. the war, bocamo in tho public miud too j ised to secure our future unity and repose, . reconstruction I have received a note of Inquiry from obvious to be postponed; it was, however * acts, his tirade against negro suffrage, one of my ’.umerous mailers, elicited by settle our public credit on firm and just a. .1 .iclujo l. nuu,, | -hd the insurgents Gen Hancock's undoing of Phil. Sheri­ my favorable notice of tbe famous Steck mod and loyal mon- It u no doubt <le-1 to repair • -• • the waste uf war, and to bear dan's work,and th* continual efforts of pianos, wishing to know "what to tho airable that thus- who exorcise the elect­ their share of tho enmmon burden, which best low priced pianomnde.” I prompt­ ive frnachiso under a democratic form of tlioir crime had brought ution tho coun­ position to the laws of Congress In the ly reply, for bls benefit and for others government, shtmld be educated nnJ in­ try. Under their pretended State organ­ telligent ; but if tho right nf suffrage was izations, tho local offices were filled by Southern States, having had ths effect whomsy wish the Mme information, restricted bv such a standard, it would thdoo who defied tho authority of the na­ then to render tbe rebels confident and not tend to the extension of these alvan- tion, and who had refused to take the boastful that they would soon have aeo, or to the elevation of tho humbler oath of allegiance renuired of every legis­ things their own way, Hon Thomas F. highest degree the qualities of fine tone, ari of the community. It casnut bo lative, executive, ana judicial ofllcer in facile action, power and durability .with doubted that must uf tho pririledged class all the States of tho Union by the sixth . , . .............. ...»the no auiv: smallIKVU1M1CI1U.IUOU recommendationDI of <70comHI­ fallowing answer, thus crested, would be content to retain article uf tho Federal Cbnstilutiun. <! ZinMjWimii of, flee . . ’-<"•»- .. Then, . „ u™ undiminished the power duposilod in ZTue loyal portion of the population their hands ; an 1 few of them would care 15th: ranging through slxtren grades or varie­ tu raise thuoc below them to equalitr uf and giving assurance of our future se­ ties, In price from $440 up to 1800. The political righto. One of tbe leading “1 have but a moment amid multipli­ curity and repute. On the other side, the merits of uur system uf repnaentotiun is disloyal, emboldened by t-’W hopes, were ed duties to say, In reply to your letter, ~ just arrayed in huCtility to the pcojJe of the thatyou need not fw that CbngreM wilt erful pianos made, while all have the its tendency to seraro tho t and equal laws ; to interns take any barkward itepi tn reco/utruetion. Improved French action, and possess tbe in the genoral welfare and ___ __ We have stoked our political ealstance rcoit beautiful singing tons. Tbe first and teeond classes are fitted With top­ loud to all tho moons uf eduxotiun. and those mon the arbiters of reconstruction ? on the principle that tho States lately In lever dampers and tbe third class with to bold onl inducements to honorable exShould we hare roecnstructod the insur­ the English dampers. No other lowortion and the prospect of edvanootnrnt. gents into a privileged class and disfran­ endurlng cornerstones of loyalty and But still more important than the qualifi- chised tiio loyal population, for the bene­ Justice, and shall be led back to their old priced pianos at all approximates to the satiun of intelligence and education is V om either in excellence or durability. fit uf the Rebel minority ? Should we places in our council halls by those who that of toyol altogteaco to tho Govern­ have delivered over the white Unionists dared, amid tbe tornado of treason that Messrs Hoot & Carty, no. 07 Washington ment ; and a condition of things existed to the mercy of the enemies by whom swept over 1WSouth to stand faithfully st tho South which made this a vital cunthey wore pursuaded and oppressed f and fearlessly for liberty and the Union. •kisration Should wo have remained to a rendition While I do not believe In confiscation, It is conceded that at tbi? fall of tho. of serfdom, the whole body of tho colored or anything looking like revenge, and something about the Qultnby divorce Confederacy, tho States which compos.’! race, who became, by the terms of tho hops to sec suffrage as universal m safe­ amended Constitution, entitled tike our- ty to tbe cause of loyally will permit, eolres to the immunities of free citizens ? and the restored States guarantee.ng ed­ and the husband retorted by charging In a word, should wo hare rejected tho ucation to all, I would not modify the her with adultery with a Dr. Faller.— trom tltoir obligations by destroying the of who ■ ] Well, there has been another develop­ ment in the ease, Mr. Q., tn popular foature a hair's breadth. their political rights under tho Constitu­ tion, end in destroying thnir loeal Stats “If tbe former rebels of the South, phrase "laid low" and tho other night by fighting in our ranks, when victory sent up a couple of detectives totho Tre­ organisations. Tho President, doubtless, whose baffled ambition plunged a peace­ brought no promotion to them, and when had authority to hold thorn nodcr milita­ ful country Into tho carnage cf civil war, mont House where they effected the ry rule until provision could be mode for ■Mir raorganuation under the authority which Congress proffered to the great found in bed together. The amorous a/public la;w; but he had no right to inbulk of them, on their beads, not ours, rceentatires of the loyal people. stitate dvt] government fur the insurIngs during tbe rest of th* night and sad will be the responsibility. gvnlSta'rw Ho had no power to enact stitution* have, been framed, eu liberal and just in their provisions, m to extort grained, not by his will, but by the win commendation even from Robel Generate. Those who were arrayed against tho Gov­ ernment ere coming over to its support. Tho return of liberal institutions, it is gratifying to note, is welcomed in States exhausted by war; and, unless new ob­ Confederate loaders Ho not only pro- jects am interposed to delay it, we hare possd his own terms, but also to the na­ tion, sad by reinstating ths Rebel sutbority with increaeod political power to While then, we deeply deplore the loss —fer upon tho vanquished tho fruits of cf life and ths dteolatitme of this saxl victory. His plan embraced no lees than cd in the recognition of crvfl liberty m tbe common heritage of kumarjiCv, and in the establishment of equality of right had bucn defeated in before the law m a fundamental prinri- the 75 Cotten Batting, Wool Hats. 25 AU-wool Cassimere suits, $13 to 2QDQ, , “ Broadcloth Dress Coat far $10,00 A goodblack Overcoatfor $7.00. Li IIEI WEII II EISLI SI IAIIITI. ported as dosing si tbe following fig­ ures » Flour, IASS'- ls.25 for spring ex­ Ed. Ba want.—Yesterday morning, tra. Wheat no^klfifar no. l;n023 one of Chicago's most magnificent bulld­ 2.00 for no. S ; 1.8S$I.9O for no.• Cor*. 89001 e far no. 1; fiSJ088 fornro J; g7| Oats 501082 c. Rye $1.500186 far Bo. 1; HA701AafatJM.2. Barley, tl.H0L78} for no. 2; 11.0201.08 for rejected.Tlmothy seed <2.02102.10. Mess Puck $31.50. Primo Mere IMJS. 8. P.Hams auditorium co this continent,- to guns lie, G. Hams I0J c, U. Rbouldare 7 forever. Ata little after nine o’clock, Fbort Rribs 10 c. Cnmberlandsfie. Lsrf UoUAc. Dramd Hogs$7.300100. down, fifteen minutes only elapsed when the roof tumbled into a vMt roaring ty with which it wm accomplished was perfectly horrible. The bulldlat wm bloody rebellion far the establishment of manifestly a complete shell, with tasufAmerican Union. ^GGle MUDGE & BAILEY DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS! Bfmwr Good*, Good Goads, Cheap Goods, Goods till ROBERTS F. D. ACKLEY & CO NEW YORK Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladie's Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, ^c. c. DON’T FAIL W CALL A SB! r-trirr^. ous. ryisxism. ssrTsurx.ee. a courLsrssrocxtor msTxsr csx jcsTsecsirxv PATENT MEDICINES, To buy yOur DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Go to Roberta’ To buj your GROCERIES. „ nastlnge, Oet. IMh, 1897. F- »• ACKLEY & CO, nS4tf % GOODYEAR, BARLOW V BAILEY18 MAMMOTH STORE. To Kuy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. bafts, to are ud p la KOBETS’ To buyyour Tbaviuno Ba»He has the neatest, beat, largest and cheapest assortment ever brought to thia market uta PRO BONO PUBLICO Northern PenneyIrAnia sro euggeottag exRpsaker Gatasha A. Orow m a very LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS! A Sta­ ----- ^GROCERIES —A conductor od a railroad train near Pittsburg was stabbed by a passenger undertook to put from tbs train, on Moo- Monday night, while he waa locking the *1*. EOtt^rs That'fi what’a the matter at Cheaper than can Sa iou/M al my other store in Barry co. could notbelpshixMcrtagat the thought tires from other matters of vital and gso end interest to us slL Questtone aifect- * To buy you Books ud- MOonstractiou wee entered upon by the BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PEB PAIR. tionery cently held, the nation checked the return- Ifl-f, tMJH, ]g M Best Imperial Taieur Denims. Stripe Shirting, REW YORK. Herewith wo place before our readers polfcy revolting to ths national justice and GQODf SHEWS,—GOOD NSWS, Robots’ Pioinm Dwvg k Booi- . ■tore. My Goods hare been BOUGHT TO SELL aa the peo­ ple will find oat, on giving me a call. I obtained them in New York, and can eell them aa cheap aa Detroit and Chicago houses do. I did think of advertising these goods, but our neighbors have so completely exhausted htaubr, in the many hrigfo wintillUioM or ptoae, poetry ud Inrwt FouiHi Mom that Cuh ou ooanud. himself otherwise, shot ths man through the heart. Small Profits and at Greatly Reduced Prices. or tho Dogoodert Whoppm in tho Urgnin, that 1 hnro eonciuded not to adnrtiae. But, m I >DYR O< I, W-Mfc. �Dry-Gooda, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, la a taw mtectaa iba patient vUl Ibala slight iterliag imlettea, aad U>e sk ia beoooua redden•d; If there ia sacab diatrcaa la lbs steenach. Um Beltof will aaaial aatara ia rosawrlsg ibe aSbadlag cause.-• gcaerc! warmth ia Ml thronghoe i if eallro body, sad Ito dlffcsire aUauMaUag pro- ft tie Pitmi if tte Barn. RUSSELL & NEVINS. DEWET 4 TOWHSERD. nata internally ersitaraaUy, rapidly acbeide.aad tea paMrat kite laU a uwn^.4 aioep. vakaa nfraabed, Inripeatad. acred. Il will ba fonad that lafaaiag Iba Belief aslara•Uy. nt her aa Um aplae ar acron Iba kidneys. ar o’ar Um slomash and baorla. ibal for aaearal days attar a pUAoinf warmth *m ba Ml. showing I-G I BmC Japu T«« 4 Best UMrt'il sf Crockery la Tsws. Fresh G»«ds e«asUally hand. Music & Jewelry. PRESTON a HEAD, Good m-tlte- General Grocers, <!■. Good* tlU BLAIlEU. KIONKTS, QRlVfcL, bSGPSY.OR­ GANIC WE.IKXEXH. PEWALK COXPLAIXTX, mm,Daaten fausii a u., In E R T 8’ Drug & Bookstore, ass rsonpea sxaxjui. •nASTlXW. - - - Myl - - • MICH. «*Caab paid for Prod ISSOLUTION. Boots and Shoes, HA8T1SUH, - - - atyt - - - IOC*. Um mom and alyl* af HAMLOW, OOOOTKAB TURNER A CLARKE, ill is iI YORK. Ip 'L? IS? T r*OM Carriage & ffajuB-Iaim. atxsrr. >m biU on tl>a Jtrraaog 1IASTOIOA. • - - Myl • ■ • KICH l*r AU naw work warrutad. fiaamT n» n«aa —wa b»»a rrc<|r»d Crtrra«n‘. Xnltenal Mag.rinr, far F»br»nry. Il ia a ■ptendi'i naniber, and wa «-n*r«nend il V» lha al. N. BARLOW, W. B. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. Baaliap. An| l>, 1M7. Hi pH A C Pl 3 i in ii XHi ? Q CALL t SEE I SPECIAL NOTIOE& Fkucy tho Dismay- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. If It ahn.14 b. Hariure, Stmt,Im,Nails "*ssss!ssa.« W. O. HED1UUK a CO.. UiubwUi Saiilm h Hamsmta, BARLOW & GOODYEAR, CI»>M«y Jwt>> DRU0G16T AND BOOK8ELLXR, Kaplra Blwck, MIDDLtVlLLS. . ally! . HICBISAB ^pDDLEVILXK ' ' MAIN BROTHERS, serta* IM IMiSa Grams, r DRUGS AND itmam a»M HACTIMG8, - a*yl - MICB1OAM. Tba anddni^n-d^w, rtUa.d J. COLE a BON, ex-t»* JOHN BOBKBTS. F. M. GROCERIES. TOILET AND OLE. First dijisT Ksrch a*< Isptsaber, «xxr A.TP mat 8TATB MT.. SAKTINGA MICH. SWCaA paid for Frodne* aiyl County Fann. TKBA Groceries and Produce, h ia Um HOCHkHOLD TOS1C af lb. tODDLEVILLX WOOLEN FACTORY^ W. PARK ER 4 SON, Lireryorwtear & Sale Stable, □astutga - • muar. My i • • ■ Mica ly lateraatla nKsnoum utbact st cwt «nd ia Boots Ac Hhoei dpU BOBBIS’ ^lODLSTlLUl Travxlixo Ba»hc neatest, beat, tpeat assortment this market. ii rpo ■A; BF-tM* KXFEBUUm AXD DSUCATk C0K8TIYV T1OKX, nf Loth KIM. aaa Hanama'a Ksraacr Brcan. Il will give briak aad anargrUe faniiaga and eaabla y an to alaep wait. nMriavw-ly TXKIIORMOP YUUTH.-A CMnttemaa wba, JjfoaXrrrd for yam from Xerooaa IteWlllv. Pro mal.ro LHca». and all Um aO«M nf roalKnl ladMdmtea. wiU. for Iba aaka wf anSrHag hamar. tr, aaad frro to alljwlo nrod It. lha roaaapl and dwOTlteaa for raktak «•• a'mplr rawMdy by wbteb ba *•• inrod. Naffmn wlaaiog in profit by iba •drnriterr'a tipcrtene*, eaa da an by addranaing, >• parfrol wnlldcoca.. , JOHN £ (XIOEX, alyl OCWarNtrrol, Saw V9rt. Books 4 Ste- the matter ** m Dbvo A Book* ►ods have been VELL as the peo, on giving m«* I them in New ell them as cheap Chicago houses c of advertising it pur neighbor* etely exhausted wit, wisdom «W inny bright scih>8c, poetry and rides tellingsomt 'st Whopper* ia I1 have concludti*e. But, a* I tare Now Good*, tap Goodt, Gotda •t, and theyW* If you see a«yr, hetendox, «r ioz-{«), —n£ b Goods, plaasb • »™iy, i ■BEHTW, " IS, V^Wtik TIN SHOIP coxhumptivex. I Ths Knr. EUWABl) A. WILSOX will a^d (Paa ofabarjt»)«aadi wbwdnaJM h.UMpwneApiMhwtUt lbadimtiMMteraaahing and »<>»( Am ainrpteawaadv by which ba waa co-wd ofalwaf S^St.WCtrK’.SES'.tiT; bopra rrrry aoXarwr will lev .Mito rrweri pttea. aa Il will auat iharn nothing, aad stay pro,a a biaaa­ **** R«.. 5IJWARQ A-.WILMOX. Ko. ieffonthS^C.*t. WWlfateabwrgh.X. T. Hdbti — ■ । PIECES FALL PRINTS Don’t you BsUsvw It SXXW OmnmteoloMTi JHiex. TV Most BoocMfel XedklhM tn the World. Established la 18M by Me ot •nr loot Eminent Pfayufctan, nd boy abed thmsbost Korth ud 8c«flrJUMerim, with at ore plmi ng ONSUMPTIVES J^lSSOLUTlO.f. !~*L VtS»Ifcl|'.»^?irtKStt, drr af Um day. Il ia. alm, dna mt Boat aa that occaaloa. Iba Sion, lax D. Beas. Um proprietors cf the Grocery aad Um Board, that a• abould auto tbal Both log wLKh roald laloikate, «a» •Serod la, ar salad for by any nee predMU. At an adjoernad maalteg of th. Ban? Cocat Agricultural Barltiy, bald at Baatiap, Juw) Tib. VM »IM to order by A. X/iTM, Proa. aUapMa ot prtriwca BMatteg road aad ap- JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. laeaaaing ibewaelrea of Iba proper Bawdy. ‘U "’*•*’ “g U ' BEV. A E. WILSON’S ip-JrOo. KUULSU, NCRVOU* M mmI waa. HaWhae —- -a— -J dr ui- �Great Heiictiai &r 60 Dan' spance of the blunder made by the A>mighty in not making "nlggera m dial ousts with thesuperlor race wonM have been an irnjxwslbflltr.” Tho following te hlaneeount of;the raecr** with which he maintained the thesis that “there ia suthln intheptefarat which thalnatlnk or the while man abeointely rebels ' Tlwa communLn. we reacted and enforwi the akool buu*e. Tbeakod mprm wux there, « bright and cs crilp kaa Janooary mornin-thcakolcn wipe rang- •'Him,” sod I, ‘wo are Informed that three nigger weucEce, daughter* Of one ■1*U, a viewer, bln thlsak'i'd, a mluglin ‘ w’Rh ot«r daughter* ea a ekai. Ia it ao ? .. "TheMLwcs Lett are In thia skoal,’ ‘Md>he, nitbar mi*clicevlously, "and I am happy to state that they are among toy best pupta.” • "irtaa,''apld I,atcrnly, "pint ’em out Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, rot HBBTSC CHIUM*. sell MOjfE cttfntiaa —— IF YOU WANT «5OO GOODS CHEAP, STOCK: HARDWARE, LOOKATOl'rtWIfWUAWHHCFi PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S W. keep eonaUndr M basd ■ full SMertaril ol "That we may buud'e'em out!” *O31. “Blcsa mo!”aed alter "I reely coodpt jq that, Why expel’em I” ^Bccox,” sed I,*®o nigger ahel con- rm. 5rr» 4'va a..4 tail sru'rins 1.UI Mi Of Ra.rt^H.AWMt p.iaHl, L.T •zru.'uLru. k>fcUL>.-<. Cm gataataHUa l> so tr­ H FRENSDORF & 00, £ "WeH” ee-l thia aeffravatlng skoal tnagm, whlfhwua from Noo Hampshire. ' "pulem <nit,n •’ "But show me which tijey are." "Canlbyon detect cm, mt? Ef they ^Stn so ncer while that yoo can't select I * em at a glance, lt»trik- a me dm! Lt can't ’ hurt very much to let tm stay." .. | ..1 wdx sorelypunted. There wuzn'tn x :<lri in the room who looked at all n!gg-. ery. But my repntaahun wui at -take. • -•No'Lein llnveyl ls a tiln together who wttx somewhat dark oiinplecthl. ami Homo,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter Ics;z'aA.5 rmsMSLK IRON & STOVES Dry Goods, t! . Booths Shoes, Hatsand Caps. Groceries, Piece Goods, Oockery And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, ue oU btlort purrbulrj PHILLIPS Ar BENTLEY ATLANTIC & GREAT W8TEBK Eroad Gauge Railway! an itch to toplfoh into a nigger, and cz becood do It now aafely ho proposed not to io* tho .QhAJiee. 1 wur. a puttin on out, and lied }Ut dragged cm to the door, when I met him cnterln it. “Whatta thia'.”'aed lie, wlthaaurprised look. "Xye^evuUlnout tbevau'scd-wancltcwhoL»to*itWi»tn»Lii roor children and mine,*' ecd 1. "Ketch ho>d uv that |«> ioorlyeny diaguaVn one yunder,”aed I. ., .‘.W^HWixa! You d—d akuundrcl, NEW YORK HARNESS SHOP. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! the akeoo);m>irm teytn over on one uv the banehca expledln in peels uv latter Ttbe lllteuv w liich I never hear!. The , threejglrb, indignant at belli mtetook ’far nigger wenches, noth ted their parent • wad, between era, in about four minutee Ineenslble. Una nv the trustee-, pttyn my woes, and lometa w, how I ’kiWJwnot, I gbth'iue, wbeioLam at present -reeeopeiatln. & MUSIC STORE SJBS; Do «ot parwit other Tar Prrpintloaa to he pilntd off oo you for Wine HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTOR!. flush the pole cheek of beauty fair, e d*tliika, tofsce the "ton nf ftsHlen" •robed in nature's almpla gnrb. I'd like toaee "the ait ver lining” be­ . hind tbe far off liaxy eloud. Fd like to charm the e.-.r of poverty land want with "the burn of plenty." I’d like to sound "tbe welkin ring" of ‘universal peace and glsdnnm. I'd Uke to take ‘the winga of momand Ey in at wisdom'a golden gutv. . I’d Ukvtoeilinb*'th.bC'hainofthought' 1 that reachea up to endlen life. t ’.Ihl like to gaie upon "tbe eidrlts flight , ^*b«n abutting off this mot tel cell.” . , I'd like to understand "aflinity'ebiw,” and know "the power of mind o’er fatod." I’d like to tnoewlth angel pen "the !buey .’bot-prfn ta of prbgreaaion’e flight' I'd like to sse Ignorance and supcr'-llUon draping down "dark oblivion'. EVERYBO »YI SOO Doon, 6 000 Lights S.-wh, 2 000 Dre-wd Pieketa, 10.000 ft. Drcaaed Biding, 10,000 ft. Dte^ed Flooring, 6 00O ft. Jdouldlruta. all idsoa, 2,000 ft. Walnut Picture Frame mould- WE ARE COMIKG Still Leads the Va Tie Lair Sutters. I’d like to too "intemperance and I(a nameleae Uta” bum ting the tnuu'dy w<>tbraofforgetfulncsa—Wiacwuto <W. improv: Great Question HlflRRESTO^g Hairdressing tnotii IF Till MT r AM WilIS. Groceries and Pravsions, DRUG?, MEDICttfot. CHMHCAL8. O U O 0 KRi U. COWttflDffuV, faixth birx vamixh, hhtt, nrEwrnFFH, yaxku xotioxa. nuiT J tlte. taurs.cniMNBrs. TRUfoAfc*. HYB1XGXM, *e„ *«.. school axd rotrnixAinoro DOO EH. HTATIOXRKY. BLASK BOOXH. XtWWaPKJW, MaOAXIXIW. Ac. WiiJtf IJtOAt ItUXKS. nrxTRDcriax DOOM.HOUXAOUITAlmTRlXGS XaXCY A«0 YOb.ET ZRTiCL&t. NURBHQ iirriajt twl ffilajmt MA n vjfidl OStW MAIN BROTHERS Otty A'twa Depot, * PLAIN’and BICTI CUTTtM U| SLtICTS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-01-22.pdf b23e32211024b39320104c44c2a9982c PDF Text Text •trainings ganirr ’ a»«ca,_ ix fair* kitwtm ia».twm.iT"irt ipa'iti Diuaiiawinwi*wi»ww IgX-HSMZI-ljbHHSiglHC !nr—, 1 ■vr»»r«vnsr«Myir»* BY GEO. M. DEWEY. ..... vol, •BitsiMH Sittctorj. xn, gHcdiffil HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22, 1868, wiyto I wm Ifting." The Cnpifilp now locked d Wn. and who should It be but »«rtrj. and not dreaming that she was D*ar; but she having heard of the attantlan* |ic had been paying to the l.ydy in ques­ tion, had come or) < nd nrraaeod the plan which was carried out. In another moment In rushed a little cuily headed boy, c.-ylng, "Papa, Fapa." The Captain, who bad come so near dplng some­ thing bud, finding be could not gel ont a* the sc-ape, *tu*re In, and started away qvltl. his 'aw(bl wife and little one; font before do ng so, be r Uad to see the fair conductor who brought him totlis boose, and you can imagine hl* amojexacul wheu the lady st pped >ip and he found her to be the very lady to whom Ito bad in tended* 0 pop the 'p; cation that night. Tho cur ain drd! ped be:0,“and the last we >aw of the Ciptoln, bo wm stopping into a carriage with bls wife and child. Monata—<;ent>em«n. never try to marry a second time until you are sure your first wlfp ITgoge. EMIKM GERMAH ElfM, Hoonirid’s German'Tonk). Prepared by Dr. C. M. Jacsstix, UveL sraKics. OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland’* Gorman Bitters HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC, • »T*U Masi* eta Opening Old Knapsacks- Hoofland’s German Hitters. The following extract 1* from a latter of a woman in W.-uhington : I a iw a pile of kiwpeacks tho other evening at theeittagvon Fourth street; knap apks and haveruwks ten Ixhlud HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC 1 tpr yood, knltu* ui 18. Sien... tt. ’DU’S ittUallaiiH. aexiar. ml to i. •>rt. ™ Of S 1 ! jI ll ■ flP X—•• WEAK AND DE^ICAfE Eh'lLDREl From per. E. D. Kendall, ( re.* .taWH -CM hMU S«a uwejet ll—l In Iron of one of our city hn>te deep y medlwlng on something only known ------ - o«l- by to hiniseH, when -ho wa« ndd.e • co ored Individual, who sake) it ihat w. s Captain C. Upon the Captain nnauerlng in the afS.-inatlve, he »m In­ formed by tboccn-lcmau that th-re vn a p>.raun hr «-■ shape of a femJe who xtcwrasMw&tfatttam NUMBER 39. Oircnaitantisl -Tidanea. Wo presume that moat of our reader* were interested in the story, published in Tn* Post, of Captain Wt’tdherwax of Lake Champlain, who rested under th* noctisatiun of murder for eleven years. W* Will recite it briefly for those who did not road it, and in order to recall it to those who did. Ono day in June, 1856 ho became engaged in some altercation with his cousin Andrew, an a—fata nt on board his boat That night, and at a point iust beyond tho Canada line, a deck baud heard them qnarling and exchang­ ing blows, which were followed by th* falling cf a body into tho water. The captain of a paanng boat also heard three occurrences. A fow day* after­ wards, a ctepse with its head crushed wm found in tho water near tho spot and identified as tho murdered cousin. The cajitara wm arrested in Plattaburg, Now York, but was discharged fur the reason that the deed was committed in Canadjl though everr one was fully satififlod m to his guilt A requisition eras made by the Canadian authorities, and after a year’s sojourn in jail at Montreal ho was tried twice; one trial resulted in a disa­ greement uf tho jury, the other in his acquittal through a want of evidence.— He returned home, bat for ten year* has b*a to bear up against the universal Ccurn and condemuatiun uf him aa a mur­ nr._• aa. k:_ ahim«d with a aaa captain who offered to piece or stony bread uneaten, the little pay his fine. Sjnoo than he hsa been paper of coffee, the smoked t n cup In voyaging all ovey the world. No cxp!a: nation baa yob been given in regard to the body found ; and, by reason of the Uqu of time, that will remain a mystery er sent: for the soldier eould not al way* unless sumo carcumstanco almost as re­ get a stamp. Hero a letter half written markable aa this one shall disclose it commencing, “ Dear Wife: How 1 want But for the accidental contingency of tho want of inriidiction un the part of the New York court and the [xroevorance of it had been laid down on the half-fille.l his friends—many uf whom behoved him sheet by the galknt and loving hand jpg him from a conviction in Canada Jaa’v * To r*«!>f*r EnUeirtUet. : ; W&XCllntv.1 with rod, vrhlto, and blue. Hero thb aa[>tgin would have been hang fur a crime uf wliich he waa as innocent aa the jury and judge that condemned him.— 't,'irrrunutanual endenoo" weaker than this has taken the Ufa of sus]«ctcd jierlag love, and loyal y-to duty, and holy eons. and its faliirility has been demon­ strate!, over and over again, Yet in moat of tbo States the authorities are compell­ the moUn r hs loved best, tolled and ed to bo reepouaibk- for such terrible mis­ worn. For the American auldlcr, If ho takes. Io which every person living under nuply ■ pad* U, aUU would cairy bis such laws is cxprecd. For, there arc two uiipleaaajJ c^iungencii-s which impend over every member of such oommonitioa. Ono that may ba hung fur a murder that SC* 71 'hi st irecu where they foil or where they, w.re buried. To cna nnfaqjlliarwith the sol-1 dhr a life, tb-.ae n'lira might ntamifUle. T$ me they mean all love, all sutlcr.ng. alt heroism, i look on them and egnlu ecern 10 qce tho long Hues of ma'olilng 'm’-n file'post, dust covered and worm, tbvlr way to the front. I »ce the . roula of Vliginla, •itumerjng In fhe white he it. lined with cxbanata-i men lying down to vie. p and to d.o, a'tar >Ue fast defeatbcdrlhe ctyot (ho wounded, the m»«i of the dying; 1 tee the half filled flrave.tbeunburtfxl dead. Agtba aw.ul mliiy of war conic* back. So, too, do kn|gbtly days and dauntjcifi man. Penoo Walks amid tl>e flowera, and already our eoldlcra eeem almoat forgvtt. n. IJayi of war and deed* qf valor teem like dream* gone by. Now. wo will cay h.-ro that the bravo Q.pUhi had |nop struck avmewberc In the tetriop of tiie hca:t wl.b an arrow from Cupid's bow. a-nj that be hid fix­ ed that vp-y night toa-k the rome ques­ tion which >0 many Uad ftsktd, vis: AgeautifnlPlctari “Will yon have ineT' But stall be was ready for aqme mmance H it cam? in hia way. He acfu.dlngly f<lkw-d the dark. ; Tua man ;»ho smnds upon hia Qrq , Individual to tjxiconuruboye. an ! there aoil, who feaU that by the land ia whfch «i.w a lady dq. ply walled to that not a be live*—by Jhc lawa <rf civilirod aatiuna —bo is, tho yizhtful andexclusirc usrnw jaitlc c o her taco could be*>cro When be came ufo. »b« inked h'.m to of Uta l«nd hu tills, is by tho cunstitutioa. fol.ow hoe, and led the way to a public of uur nature, under a wLulooumo influ­ ence not easily imbil-od hum any other- ■ suuroa. Ht foe’s, u±er thing* being oanid, more strongly than another,1 tho , character uf a man m tho lord uf an in­ m.ai the lady be lutnnd.d to projx ee to animate world. Of thia great and woutl.at nl-.'ht, and, rutbennote, a minis er durful wihore which, foahiuned by the 1 wag'd t-o In a tenrtnnec, ready Jo pr>- band uf Uu<l, and upheld by Hia powor. n-vatis* them oneand toacj oral k. Now, is roiling through the hoawts, g part is the Captain bed fixed himself oil up fur hia—hia from the caalrj to the Uy. It is thv occa ion, und there wax 00 dlfilcul y tho n«ce un whicli the generatiua before ! In hl. di os er looks. though huwMln-t moved its round «X djjtpw. and he foel;' by a link willT I like the blindfolding pirt; but he final-himaalf ______ ...cunuactad ,, - follow, ■“ '•to .ha tatofcfeit ] lycoawentol, a dainty Htlghanker.L-.ef who and w.-a plroad over hia eyre, swaetjy a.ent- mike home. ed and worked all over. | Perhaps hia form haa coma down to I lite Mr pilot Chin took hia arm and him from his father. They have gone esco; tad him aroupd qo.nen. and final* tn their last homo I but ho nin trace their, fy at 44^ at a neat little houM-. tfokyore the fioen-ufhi. boll, and >lw next tafitant the Captain bora. Th* roof wynch aheteg fcm wm waa In the pre anoc of a large company reared by Urea* fa there aaeeuitled, he thought th we the _ hvm. mtavn room (wbl- h we wy.11 etat r hare was the leady to uo bte part of the a.-rengement- . I In a few moman * Che doo. waa nnpnad,. ^nd tn earn, tbab.-ideafoot,a l earijer rUsfiUl the ,3it» of tha gjwhich oaliad ki. fetter 1 The Fremont Jbanurl tar*: “It fe 1 Dotj^ncrally known that there czWta. about a mile west of Fremont, a remark­ able undvrgd und etreem with a *win cunnt, and no outlet abort tiltsurfoni of the ground thia tide of Lake Erie, ft waa discovered several yean ago on a farm north of the Foor hllte House, new owned by wWflw Shetfer, by a men wb« waa returning from a day’s chopping in the woods. In walking over a tilghtUr sunken piano, he noticed abaUcw aaqad •f. Th. SreU Ihra^b ... d„p. �let. if falriyttted. G^ for society; two fam I lies of h ketaete are iMtruDent and an oauA ecnpfcr whl doubts tts ;ower. Ter thorf who i quteementa, InteUeatnal and lively, sort ImUts, kad Beading Circlas- harmonic melodeon precisely answers and bis health ts improvlng. perfect circle, and If they do not agree -Mias Anthony's Boeohfifon calls Tit­ after trying It, that this social reading is western agent are Mews. Root A Cady comb the Atnartean Tupper. bave tried them. natural and Inlelcans are better readers than the English. tb« Scripture,, or the church service, so as to give the tnie force of tbe words and make their imprewion, is a rare ocqulslleadss hymn without •polling I*. Many Cbrtotlan worship the reading conttltsles the most Important part ot tbe serr>*ir clergymen a contempt of rhetoric rather tbnn/Wrts, and m If to read' or speak accorSdg to rule were to do vio­ lence to tbe •piritual freedom of tbe in­ dividual and rail In question tbe reality Our Chicago Correspondence. Ch'cago, Jan., Uth 1988. About $50,000 hvo already bean sub­ scribed toward the rc-bntiding of Far­ tbelife cf Henry Ward BrechtT. —The Republican Con ven tin* at Mem­ well Hall, and the directors are quite s tnguine that within a few days tho en- phis, Tenn., declared fur Grant and Brownlow. To-morrow night wiltbe the last of the —Newman Hall and bls wife are both “Dedirse." jh Gronreropera troop are ly following them ws are to have the latlng for the nation. They manifest grand "Charity ball,*' gotten up by Mr. Gilmore, tbe Mrs. Lander troupe, tbe Jauausbek German troupe, the English cm Chicago particularly well, but they don’t pretend to be judges of small mat- beside*. Dan Bryant la playing to an excellent direction of grasping great IdeM and Quotatlonson change today are recontrolling mighty eventa For example they would doubt lees distinguish them­ selves by solving the oM question ot trx Wheat $2.0802.10 for rm. 1; $2.02® 2.08 for no. 2 ; 20002.02 for no. 3 Corn, they would If anything particular could Le made out of IL Only a tew evenings Osta »!<?«) c. Rye $1.550138 for no.1; dare, tbe common council collared the ffi.M®1.53 for no. 2. Harley, $1.9001 tueflaondal p.-obkm.which i> agltsting Provisions very dull and vtltho'Jt any foctuslly diapered of It, by a refersnee to change form yesterdays price*. Meat a committee. Fome of them were In fa­ Pork $20.87:020.50. Prime Miss $4,00 vor of adopting a series of re-elutions, Dressed Hug*$7.33®F.'». demanding that CongrcM should at ones —The Rew. Dr. f. M. Eddy, of Cbtere Denims. Strips Shirtinf, Print*, Odors, Sugar, fl.MFIt 1-t. Goott. Imperial Tea, llBCs ' It “ It" ■ TTravy Saffnef. T^ryvA, 1,00 CtLMfmere, 35 IBUG BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. Wool Hate, 75 Cotton Batting, Satinet Suit* for Menr S8,00 to $19,00, AU-wool Catsimere suits, $19 to 90.00, a Broadcloth. Dress Coat for $10,00, A good black Ov&coatjor $7.00. BOBB. entire editorial control of the Phlladel—Bretun aaw 181 more marriages in 1888 than in 1887—the whole number wm 3,200. rat nonxi We purchased sinesu. theL-__k. great dsilln-on ths first dav .... __ -- our ■ — Goods .v_____ ____ — a,.*.of October, ar. ._ . anl — - f-'GGl’ MUDGE A BAILEY, prci«rty valued at $100,000. Hastings, October 24, 1887.—nfifly —8. C. Cbffinbuty has been re-elected Grand Master of tire Grand Lodge of —Only 53 dlvorveiwcre granted by tbe see that and go IBS bettor. Finoeriiy nn4/an>e»tne»s are undoubt­ rency and by a iaeuo replace that aire-idy Annual 8uxiun of the Grand Lodge of —Tbe Adrian Times opens the cam­ edly the first and e-rentlal qualities iu a wlthdiawn, but Ibcm^loii y mw tiicauOdd Fellow*. jirtMchcr, but drawling end indlatlnct- pcrlor advantages of "mi.sterly luacth lon-tltutlon. ueai.the nasal twang and mhqilaccd cm- •y”on the delicate question, and decided —The Marshall State^ium vigorously upon refi-renre to a committee. The be cxrr-cted without the slightest detri. Board of Supervisors wont still farther. eo m meneed Ils fcse'ai^ al Adrian on meat to bh earnestness and -plrituality. They bad an sySsingle to the giodof Wednesday Im', and afijoulucdnu Fri­ ratirond land » rente by Contres*. —Tho Niles Times thinks the new 'rhere are hundreds of cxrcllcnt p-istora the whole human race,"and as evidence day evening. '1 be preo-edinga through­ whose power in the. pulpit would be out were nf the mu»l interesting charac­ State constitution largely«U|>c.-tor to the UlM by > l«l» •'««-1 p,.t dCT, of lnJ ter, and tho official roiort*, show U*o —Thom s Ewing, of Ohio, b out with <«»b7>W MU. .r Dci UL p,blcl„ „d • Ib.r '■ 111,1,1... J lart.t.n,d.b<». w lb. .um M mg condition. Tbe crowded state of a letter on the flu an res, in which he uplb...', r.bb'3 U11-*!'-1 'clrl'—' । d.llu.U .. midlb. ^o,u. ot our in.U- our columns prevent our publishing Ui<- puses an early re.umptlon of specie pay­ ments. Wa.!«.»., Ecdi. Il a™ ». m..ir fair writers of sernjons, they have "such there were n dl’po ltlon to get up mat­ —The city of Fnlern, Mao., elected a allocking delivery.” bnd Ik tier first ter for a accord "Martin Chnzxlervlt" Eepubl.can municipal offi era on Monsend thorn to P.of. HUI, nt Detroit »r iLia proved one of tho m<wt cfficieni, Tbe small pox is aprea-i throughout! ■•on.pt, am) energetic Grund Muk - one thou an^. • xpenare of j-fi tlng them through a o»urae of elocution, and 'Ci if aorucefforts to promote tho goo-J of onr belov­ that nut a single Republican member of deutlc, but still enough to excite serious ed Order, w.ll ever endecr bitn to the the Maine Legislature I• in fovorofilapprehensions. People generally are broibcrtxod In this jurisdiction, as one censlug the liquor traffic. other parishes and bee .me vagrants more afraid of this loathaome disease Tho Senatorial contoit in Ohio ha, ex­ have won ourblghcutlioiiora, and wonc cited bad blood be’wren Vsllandigham ways given loony locality In which the -’>em -simply to dotheir uttennoat to and Pendleton, the fo tner charging the Tn all'our Institutions of learning, Jk«rd of Health >ticks up its ominous Utter with working for Thurman. from the common school up, the pt recut sign uf "small j>ox.” nlgn )irli.cl|ijes of -Friendship, Love —The te'egrapb hu aunuuncud the difficulty is to proooie competent teach­ > The Common Council's Investigation and Truth. dratb c.n Ti.uisd y ImL, at Burlington, ers of reading snd elocutKn. While The offic*r» elected,appointed and du­ Vt., of Rt. Rev. Juhn Henry Hopkins, our common |>eople are not as badly off of the allexe-l offences of the Police dea« educated Englishmen, accoriing to parhrjent still cont.nucs, and the com- ly I ns Ui Usd for theensulng year are m D. D., senior Blabop of the I'rotestant mlfrie । resist in trying to keep their Ept-eopal Church of the . United States. M. W. O. M.—Hon. 8. H. Blackman, jJall Gasetlc, the c is opportunity nn<l progress: cc'ct.nolwiilistanding all thei —The Flu.gt. Journal publishes the need of great Ifnpiovcmcut, and in the cndeavois however, the re-ortere do the new Statv constitut.un,declarer It to training of teach-:* In tbe Normal aotnchuwget all the facts and even pub­ lish verbatim reports uf testimony. The Fehoola this branch should beniade more one, and strongly advocates Its provision prominent. There b no more desirable ugliest evidence thus far given Iim be n ting. fur Imp.trti^l suffrage. R. W.G.Ecc—Ben. Vernon,ofDetrolL sccompllrbment than accurate rvcullug. againal Captain Hickey, who.lt Is stated A good reader la a blessing ord a deligh t lias rec< ived, or rather extorted, money mta published in the northern and In any family. Many books loore half from priwmera and cou-ed the arrest of nortiiwishrn jurtlons of Pennsylvania their charm by being rvari aloud. They people who threatened to appear before need oompanlonahlplu appreciation and thi,committee, in ordertopravent their Ann Arbor. (lalnha A. Grow os a c-.nd.date for Vice -Geo. M. Dewey, of Bastings. enjoyment to bring out their good quali­ doing so. The witnewes thus far have President. ■Isaac Bides, of Colon. ties. This is particularly the case with mainly." been keepers of house, of Hi --There arc living only two persons, fame, vagrants, thlevui, confidence men -F. H.Jtankln, of Flint. each tales snd sketches m those of Dlck■Bev. J. B. Gilman, of Manches- the survivors of the Convenl'on which rna. Delightful any where, they tiro, and public nuisances, a detectable as­ formed the American Bible Foclety^ln doubly so when read In th<i family or sortment to get the truth out of on any There art about 85 wOrkla" Lodges In tiicjyear 1816. Those are tbe Iler. Dr. reading circle, when free eomnteAt and Question, particularly concerning their the State, with a membership of 4,900. Spring, of New York city, and the Rev. •xpres-hm c f dlmcnt or approval make natural enemies, the poliee. The ailcs of real estate in Chicago dn- which la constantly increasing. Tbe the interest and p’easure of nil the Order was never more prosperous tn thia j-opvrty of each, and even the youngest -Ex-Senator Foder, of Conn., said ran follow the story and catch the spirit, the enormous figures of $7,7*0,021, aver­ jurisdiction, and the Indications are th it In a rec-nt speech before a Grant Club at ’ if not ablo to appreciate the most cx- aging over $455,000 per week. It Is a the coming year, will be a noted one in Norwich, that be was ready to accept qutolte touches of th* consumatc attl-L shameful fact that all tbe priuclpnldoeu- the history of Odd Fellowship In Chia ।Gen. Grant as hia candidate fur tho In rural districts, where popular lec­ mentary evidences of these transfers, State. Thursday evening the Grand Presidency without any written pledges. turer and amusements arc rereand books tbe county records, are liable to destruc­ Lodge listened to sn eloquent addreu. lbw and scattered, there Is no Inrtltutlcn tion by fire at any moment. The re- cn Clio history character, and objects of Gen. Sheridan bat full confidence Io more available ur more capable of fur­ corele.-'a office Is In the Court House, a Odd Fellowship, by Hon. Jorex N. Is- ,a national I ladical triumph. “The man filing improv, meat anti pleasure than building which Is not fire proof. It has gkjumli., of Corunna, which wm who attempts to obstruct the advancing 1 a reading circle. Where ever there a vault which is called fire proof, but Is worthy of tire roan end the oecMlon. ,tide," said he, Ute oU.tr day, in conver­ ■ a a half dozen or more young lacks not no, and even If It were, It is not Also, ths same evening the work of (he ,sation, “might as well get ready bls lit­ r»d gentlemen in a village, with a ta.tc large enough te hold the looks- Over degree of Rebeee* wm mort beautifully ,tle grave-stone.*' . •« something higher than mere amuee- one hundred volumes of these valuable illustrated by P. O. M., Carter of Ohio. —Tbe Grand Rapids Democratsays . wnt, whose use ends with them, the records lie each night upon tables In tbs •Misted by. Grand Secretary Eari of the ihat arrangements have been made with •sdlng circle may be ma le a delightful office without the allghkat protection same statel Grant credit !• due the tboMichlgan Central Railroad Company against their destruction. By the way, Lodge In Adrian, forthclrofU.ru to ren, : uititntion, giving not only a refined which makes it certain that the propos­ pleasure for tbe evening, but proving a •peaking of thia real estate matter re­ dor thia aaadon of our Grand Body, ed Kalamasoo & Grand Rapids Railroad ' ' sthnulssto thought, * purifier of taste minds me that there la an excellent pleasant and profitable. win be speedily built. and a means of general culture. Even opening ben for a first class real eclat • The Encampment branch of nur order —Senator Howard's report on tbe is, also, In a very flourishing amdiUon, in the common evening party an hour Stanton case la well spoken of by the agents, butnot a alngls auction house muciiof which la due to the vtineble ' rescued from gossip, cards, or the dance, and given to well selected readings, from in this line and be who first starts thia efforts of P. G. P., and P. Q. M-, F. jf. prose generally for its careful examina­ she best warkaof fiction, travel, joct-y, vnterpitoe witi undoubtedly reap a rich Foster of Jackson. but we hive only tion of tbe subject, its able dlsousilon of or oveu solid history and social philo r>space to append the list of officers for the legal principles involved and the temperatunees and candor of Its tone. The Chicago street railways, during the current year. phy, what a rest and refreshment It would prove. The works of DI ekens, the past year, took in til* handsome —Tho expenses of She. iff B. F. Or­ M. W. O. P.-t-J.G. JagvrwdI,Corunna; Mpeelally the splendid Dimoncf Eddios sum of $728,000, running on an uverags MJE.G.H. P.-H. N. Clark; Byron; cutt’s fhnarul and the bill for medical published by Tickjtob4XE Fiklm, are ninety el;bt cars, and each car carting B- W. G. H. McFarltan, East attendance during tito 111mm occasioned now being to widelyscattered as to coma about $3>,00 per di«m. It hi difficult to by hia wound, were voted tn be paid by within ths roach of all clxsrea. None tbe county. Resolutions of respect and eon hope to read them like the nutbar, sympathy for the deceased and hb flunk but they arc so true to nature and life amount of money. Our dty railways »y ware adopted and ordered entered up­ that an ordinary good reader will find arc models of mismanagement. The , on tbe rocoros of the board. Si difficulty In so reading them ag to number of car* to very insufficient, they give satlafaci.on to a group in the port* are almost without axwpUon foul smell­ i or a round the kitche o fl >e of tbe farmer; ing and many of them arelnfoated with and such readings will be good for the intellect and heart of read ent and llst-.n•rs, m Well M an exercise In the procure, the stinks, tbe overcharge* and a score of reading of no tmnll ratuc. There are. of petty annoyances besides, uno wants sdMtbe Waverly novela, as delightful; to do Just m litiio street car riding as .acovwr; tho bbtorteol novels of Mrs. passible. In concluding my re'eroncex to the OuiriM and Ml>s Muhlbock, the works। «f Wishing*® laJag. sad umny other, subjectof musics! instruments, to whkh regy of aeocas, qgd level to tho compre ' I have devoted some small space In )ma4;>a of th» m®at mass of Amvricnn, several of my recent letters, 1 x*ish to evil the attention of your readers to tbe Taylor & Farley Harmonic Metadsoir, DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS F. D. ACKLEY & CO. NEW YORK. Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladie’s Baskets, Portnionnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, <f-c. «J-c. D01TT FAIL SMALL 4 SH! GROCERIES. G-o to Roberts’ ji-oT 'sienreb ............................... PATENT MEDICIKES, To buy y<^ur DRUGS AND MEDICIN ES.\ Go to Roberts' To buy your GROCERIES. Hastings, Oct. 10th. 1 MX n24tf <fc CO. Go to Roberta’ GOODYEAR, DARLOW A-DAILEY’S MAMMOTH STORE. pnOCLAMA-TIOIV IVO. ONE! Tw buy yoqy TOILET AND FANCY ARTIC|j;. Lails, te ai aa! p is ROBERTS’ To buy your Traveling J1a«- FHO BONO FUBLIOO kets. Ho'has the neatcat, beat, largest and cheapest assortment ever brought to tiiis market. To buy your Books A Sta­ tionery. LARGtAKD SPLEDDID STOCK OF GOODS) Mr. Editors That's what's the matter at RoBKrrs’PioKttkDauG A Boox- ■tere. My Goods hare been BOUGHT TO ^XXothepeople will find out, on giving ne a call- I obtained them in New York, and can sell them as cheap m Detroit and Chicago bouse* do. - I did think of advertiainf theae^gooda, but our neighbors have ao completely exhausted every Bource of wit. wisdom end in the many bright acintillalioMof proee, poetry and blank verae-bcsidei. telling wire, of tbe Dogondeat Whopper* in the bargain, that I hare eonduded not to advertise. But, aa I �Bn Grt ul Grata, TITS’TICUXIB ike retire body. and Ila -llffeei ■. niBalabag pro portlet rapidly envraea thraagb r»eey teta and I I Maae at Ora ayatem, areaaiag Um aUlkful aad ' partially paral<tad giaeda and organa la renew.d 1 andbaalihr aellan i peraplrallna Mlewa, tad Urn Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, RUSSELL & NEVINS. WWDM. . . . Mel . . . Nil I MRS. C. FREEMAN, Music & Jewelry. rr.ESTOX a MXAD, General Grocers, ‘sasstwAS h-TUTiffiSSS UMbwXffMSi RUSSELL <fc NEVINS. Boots and Shoes, Tuhxbk.* clarke. Th Co pariaarabtp bereuron eiialiag aeder *bo aaao and al Me ot B Itl-OW. QOODT Ed > d QEAXT. h daadred by Matnai eeeaenL Cirriar & Waira-Matai N. BARLOW, W. R. GOODYEAR, IL J. GRANT. l um rrmil elUo, la Uo rUMgeo.* 1 HaalMga. Aag I MJ ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN Hartware.Stara,Inm,Hails W.O. HEDRICK A CO., Salta & Haraasiaim, BARLOW & GOODYEAR. ^JIDDLETILLK Groceries and Produce, W. PARKER A SON, Liver j & Sall Stalls, pieces fall Prints MEW ADVERTISEMENTS. »t jaaMBa and eeaMUlaUveal aMigaliva. RUF aa«na. la o| prrw lk» «<4 aad • ulin. Im tear been (end daeaoc*alb Aad Daaaocraay,—that b tbe party I gidd by ba; at Ue aarlMnl peaeikal petMd." Veil, thel b perbeUy nrtnraU M.>ud>aM« bea hog bean lUo pUJoewi ot Joas ; hr lortjgsr panicalara ioqnire ad earieea Mrdw«i, net a them.and milea Irani tbe Tillage ot Uaatlag*. Hpeabhg at Ike loci ll.ol ibe Ltoo nvw pa>Hubed al CMcwd. M. U . hr are Mm �Grat lehcliu fir 60 Dm’ eauii and bxteery. E» Uxraed wlA tntasMt npt ottsnikn to the reading of &e MS** Wbea that earamuay WS ended, Mr. Vandervoort, thacter£ adcad him, inaccordance to the fora then fD» yotf daaaaa*! a trial bn this ndtetmentF’ I at leasing forward in sibi'iliix utter jgamxMe.of what had ImiisihhB.sud: “Whet's that F * Me. VandcTTourt, a little dashed by the ■Uttar of the man repeated the ques­ tion ; and the response was: “The devil «thna! X want! Ye necSn't give yourelnkr ttvublo of , thxyin' me I Ye may aa well sarv tho expense of that cad put ■e down innocent Conlint am to lave MKU-ae bbasta tmjbl Indado I'm aaxisdMb for mo hues is waitin’ for me bMI Oh no, no; tho divil a thriall| LOOK AT OCT GOODS t lOtf FlUCtS. wtntet MU, at all!” AD this wm said A CM Orefcoal rorB.OO. worth U».«; sb Vapidly that Mr. Taudorruort could 'A Fi.w Br’-dch.m ral fcr #H,.< «ow»> »S»,M; I-.-— ■ ■■ A. I*. -—.1 «L» mEmh. 1 Alik IliiDd <‘*.«rs,rrs »o!t for IlV*., worth if toc 'Taft good goods cheap, rrwn-"’- And niinMwrvr §T0CK o HARDWARE, i^TulliGoq.ra!»W£Jrr^r^S»» MmM^a Coouaiaaioaen Hetiee. . PHILLIPS A BENTLBY’» IRON & STOVES fug forward with hia hand to hia ear, as if ho had not heard the question. < “Ara ynu guilty or not guilty Y' .The anew er ewme at unco: 'Arrah! how the devil can I tell till I hear the Dry Goods, Boots# Shoes, Hatsand Caps. Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery . And Glassware. H. FRENSDORF A CO. Joko on aCoasUbla. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. -A “ente” state constaUo nt Plymouth, nieating a tin peddler, asked him if he haj * hrOTwt tosclL .“No” was the cool reply. The constable hastened to procure a wgrrnat and after a long dayfs search WAGOX HUOP. whb Incmacd Is.lUUm, t’sn pirparvd loifo all kinds«rf found tho offending person and brought him bofuro tho magistrate. When as a House,Carriage, Wagon & Cuttoi nuttier uf form, he wan asked— “Gailty, or not guilty F’ “Not guilty,” he answered. “Don't you peddle goods about here?” Mtst.'l rtrr *nd r««rr ts rare the vaiM 1 lunrtss-I ikml.hateiavW it Ij I M^Ior >fxM Um. UMA r ftjrro. ,.f.Iimsm snd la ynmir i r ,aiM lira* Vw ramt e€ra.hiil m: "Whr did you tell thia gentleman that you had no license ? ’ “No air.” “Yea you did," shouted the tifstalE, “No, 1 Ain't," quietly replied the peildW 2 . “I say you did," vociferated tho conatablc. ’ “I'll swear I didn't still pr-aisted tho ^**12X1, what did you fell mo thtti ?’ philips “ itmin NEW CASH STORE. HARNESS SHOP, TO BUY YOUR GOODS! ■Tun asked mo if I had a license to sell, and I told yon I hadn't and I luircu’t CtSmnaed tho jiedler, in an injured tuna, ' for I want to keep it to peddle with. ’ ETERT SEEDED EKD ISO STILE, 1 ir"Kh-««wiB1,<. —•“Why is lora IJko a cans! boat ? BocaiaeU m an infernal traju}»Art WineorTar —Wlwn ia a flee like a locomotive ? Whan it goes usa the sleepara. —When woxo tho first sweetmeats akhSe? when Noah preferred vvirt in1 (ba ark. A "Dual rrc^A trip wji^two Sarato-; ga trunks, four band-luxes 'ttad n-vir' Hastings irooLEx factum. Grat Barpim fir tie Pipit' Still Leads the Va new, —A pedant 'remarked to a farmer, “I; cannot bear a foul" “Your mother could,'' was tho nqily. —What is the ditfcrenco between a town and its people ? It is lni>l out at the beginning nf its uistaiwo, and they ' at tho end j>f theirs. sccar. • . la.,-. BOOTS i SHOES, CHEAP! •’Macduff I what a singular appolhrtiun ft-TSIca Pray, madam, why did you givulwt that name r’ “Because I wantad her to iay on.' ’’ । a ^faiher,** said Ike Partington. “Did you yva know Ithat hat tthe tron liasw has butene but •« ear? *< “Ofiwaarf Mcrdfal gradmieebUdlwhat du yt WeMfin-ear, to Do wro. • A.n taoa. . figSB tie a call before purcliaalax. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, WE ARE COMING! 0. I. IHUUIM, BMOAD CAfitlE NfionT LINE. Groceries and Provsions, ' ATLANTIC I GREAT W3TERN Broad Gauge Railway! . Dirotm-r Thaxkjti.—A man slightly intoxicated waa traveling on the rail, road, and not bearing the approaching train was badly mangle*!. After the train examined himself and cvmxnenoed to pray. homo one coming to baasMUMo, said to Um : “Are you much hurt, friend "Notaobad aal might have been,” KE1OSENB OIL, NEW YORK, ThtUst " “• ’sttssasis^te- * ** ca«h wxxjtb nr i’a.itj For Ol ki»H. .qCo.e.ry Prcdwee. M Better, PITTMltRGn, rSltWiKS. ,.A;a WANIia.MGTOM LITT. ; UWfirifcn $1000 ftr 10 Ctx. $10,WO fir 10 CU TUsislbeoalr Itoefofoib* U Regions of Pennsylvania •flawW m ya« hm* a»* «Urtr * “Well "said hs.~l.feb tegs brak.n, both arms ara Ln.ken,my shoulder is hyukan, and I am severely uy «xod in one Great Question HAIRRESTQ^ ^Wky do you ajop to’pray in snch am- Hl.rth»K C..«hA. ih» LxMll.nl |)Sa ll-ni. ."iWcti—i’ftr' “* n“ t o, cMbnMn t.bsll be S yt »»wrs u ..u> “Q,* Mid bo," 1 vua thanking God M M to'1 »J d-^ , HAIR DHESSlKfi iswcBoifc idl quickly rettcra Cray Hrir tn in tuttml color and ocsaty, and product hiaur>»»'. growth. « ■ perfectly haradcM, aad » preierred _ si wU m then who wish to restore k. The bcauuful dost and perfume imparted to the Hair «keit Jttrabie for old tad young. DZMLm’lStmnSurT^E. x. HUMBUG W. A. 8ARTW5IX. BsstterUteEji.iE.r - gaitf F«r»Hare Starr—Take N»Ute. JOHN WOLF. Rsvlw »are»iM««t She ’MU re latorwi tk, ^w3«U& 2LWfc,'34: Atlantic A Gt. Western Railway/ FASWxiLowANBTuiSMQateaASByMT antes Tbr?uffhTlekstsM4^at(a(eCk«tki. Ss. W. BrMln?. Nsw .r«k; «... It !»>u.Hi_ Mill SAT I AlIWUfO. MAIN BROTHERS City Ji'ewa Dtpot, sssrisvxrtfs’.' srails; PLAIN and RICH CUTTERS ARD SLEIGHS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-01-29.pdf 7d6b4f546aebce181b7c342d56e0e2f4 PDF Text Text 8 hr Jastiajp ganntr BY GEO. M. DEWEY. VOL. XII. “ With Mtlioe Wward nona,—with Charity for all.—with Mimaaas is thaRirht” HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29, 18C8. TIUB,-<1.M m ammVm. NUMBER 40. TWCOISTIMIOII-1867, Btwinws Birtrtonj. nee- s. no aoiaiar. aaaaiaa ar mnai U •ray ar aery of th. Coiled Suu* tUll ba 4 ed • roaideat of tbla IU< la aaaaa • lag aUtiuMd iaaay alliUry ar •»¥•; plan >• parwo ehall ba elector. HALL & RUCKEL. Proprietors, MAGNETIC PLASTER The Great Strengthener anil Pain Destroyer of the World. USEFUL IN rl of" any oiaUi.r at the jn.peL hMh. 1 .Hrll and religiqaa rirbla. prii eaj die. of ao p<rwe .bail be aiml ■'•/•d. oo aeeaaoi of hl. opinion, ■•rhiae mall.r. -r EVERY FAVORABLY KNOWN ANU.. EXTENSIVELY'TTSED Hew Iirt City aid VitMU, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. MADAME ZADOO PORTEK’3 CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM. ram.aal la re<vn.«l, .ball bo aUUd al laaeth la each naalaliaa. , Haarr.poau'y. UoaMp.dty. .Uhrrwaahaat Price. 25, 50 and 75 Cis. per Bottle. nOST EFFECTUAL ItE^EDY C0U3HS, COLDS, ETC., Tht If arid ha» re-er J'rodueed. PURKLY VfcGETABLB, dinedJ.— —v w»— —• oww, vraaj, eouaty IhMoot. aulhqnead by any la. puued during uid farm. . Hoe. ». Ko paraon boldlag say aiaattea alula aon boldiot iba «»«• of pr-^-« eiark. rrglaAer of daefla, coat eouaiy aapariauadaat at attwmay, w «»y oAeo la by *a Pmadaa* aftba U JTKR DEPOT, - *-•- detenalB »• rule, of iU praaaUian. aad ladaa af taaitaallScalaoua. alac.una aad Nkataa of 7>. lil Sitajon cTonv nd zcksss.3 RICH I SLEICHS. DR. ZADOC PORTER’S /■ S O A- X. E S , a* au. Kma. FAimus. Mtuiur t n., WXS ri>rwt. To XVT OXI.T TK> ownxx gkflV MUtoe-^Priahed la aay wUr daalrtd ,d ■pkMlMG LAMS Curative Sngar Coated Fills, i> oppochom to CASTOR on. AMD -- �dbvobasd books GOOD NEWS,—GOOD NEWS. dakl• and errry low hrraafur <naelad by ll*a 4 .—llauuv. erraUag a debt ar aolboriwag a loan iSrpiaUa a aobuig fwd «bo pn.’—nl * J^scforr/, yarf wide, Dsnims. Sttrine Sb irtin S, Prints, Fe«» Colax Sugar, nrmrtr .ball ba taken wtiUn Um lia4u u} iaderporelad ety <« a iltaea, tba aata.nl af ee*. Maallee l> ba patf Utandba aladl b. Irak aawaLlatd and dolor® Utad by a Jury of twol.. tra. koldcra. H*. A. The Url J»«urt ew aelbonro M,r aaa- DRUG , Qnod Ton, Pest Tmneidal Tea. Heavy Satinet. per yard, AJJ-irc.nl Cassias ere. Red Flannel, p« BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. TH Wound*! dobl ahalt not b, fiandad or rodaamod •’ » **•"• t';»J o-Ub llabad by law. Oto year <na vhouaaod .Igkl buaMfw’tnay roetraet dtbta to meal . ...... V...1. .1.1.,. .n.il nnl 1. lb. Wool Hats. 7S Cotton Batting, Satinet Suits for Men, $8,00 to $19.00, AU-irool Cassimere suits, $19 to 90,00, Maakitaw. Cbaborgui. Cbippoway. Kznmrt llM, Oaiona^im.Mar^aalta, Ho««t.r<m. Kbt Itelta un 'l.iiun.ine., will. tu« larniorj at Utrraltv aball enauUUla I ba .ffb dlalricL Pae 2U. TbapdkUl UiMrieu aUll Iw aa MUDGE & B IS'e-w Grxxl*. CJcmmJ Qc DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS Cheap Good*, Good, GKX you can’t at F. D. ACKLEY & CO. Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladic’s Baskets, Portmonnaics, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, <fc. <fc. BOOKS AND STATIONERY! H*Laol lUaka. Blank Ifonka. G.fl Bool a and Carda. Writing Banka. Pap*. Pana, Iuka, Aa. A* Aa. rp- WAl.l. PAPER. WIXIMJW SIIAPSM, BUUUhMlXU. A Urga auxk j.ak naai.od. Sa. — GROCERIES. — Tona, Coffee*, Hugare, Hpicc*, Ao, Ace, Hold at Coat. PA/.VTS. OILS. rASSKfftX.S»DS1SS. AC. A COMPLSTKSTOCKtOS PAIXTSSr css Jl t>T KSCKil SD ■ PATENT MEDICINES, • Ib.» u. .ia*loa*o of thorn. u..rn*wowo CAS A TO WILLSatl. CHEAP. 'tForfret tho City Druy Rtorfl. F. D. ACKLEY & CO. Go to Robert GOODYEAR, BARLOW A BAILEY’S MAMMOTH STORE. To buy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. WteJEinfliltoROBEBK To buy your Traveling Bas­ lie has the neatest, l>c»i. largest and cheapest auortment ever brought to this market. kets. Go to Roberts’ To buy your Books & Sta­ tionery. LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS! Sht Swings sure, Attberxpjnnoof mwto'ourapacj thh w.ik WbplaoabafocaoarrwdamtUeOon•Cltution ai ftdoHod by tb« CottwenGoa, and which !• U> benbmlttod to the people for their ad-tpUtu or rc.keMon en Mon­ law-t IWhla Mm that Cash can Mnul day the Oth day of April usxi. We ora. to-day, only sate tfur It thv candid i«rueal ass sow own rax* « of every ro'er Into oboe hande thia laauo uf the may cotae. Them may be defects in this inwtrumont, but ‘Smell Profit. and at Gntntlv Reduced MawbolaUtaeo mu eb superior to the Mr. Editor i . TbaVa what’s-the matter at Ro.rers’Plosim Dice 4 Bnot■tore. My Good, hr. been BOUGHT TO SELL peo­ ple will find out, on giving me a call. I obtained them in New York, and can sell them as cheap as Detroit and Chicago houses do. I did think of advertising these goods, but our neighbors hare so completely exhausted every source of wit, wisdom and humor, in the many brightscin- tillationsof prose, poetry and »r the Dognndct Whoppcri in the brrgain, that I hate conclud­ ed not to adreHiae. Bat „ I G^d., ^0°°*. ** 1°* <*Et Eat, end they are ^d befcre. I have win heaUaie tar one moment io give hla rote rr-1 Infnun rw for Ms ailnpf^tis. We rtaU, te future tames, ejeok of wxoe of the mv M** rtaH e. pt e'aUy cem■Md u to the of M* Rate, suf i “** to<>- M jou.'eee anyb°4r~ortbodox. heterodox, or >’K«y of the. Good,. ’*'■ Tooratroiy,, �JCocal and SBitttllinrtw. BUSINESS CARDS. T? •o-’ccd, That the 8eri|rturre do no. te:.ch the doctrine of Eternal Funtehhmt of any put of the human family. Lead-1 ing dtaputants-J. F. Emory, Affirms-1 ttve; X Al. Shepard, Negative; Mire F. L. Wilcox, Ereayret; Mi*. M. A. | Itadosck, Edit:ere nf the Hopeful Youth. / Geo.’ A. Worth, of Coldwater, baa routed an office tn the Empire Block, over the post office and drug store, and is to praciiee law. He comes among us With the best of refiercncea and rocommi ndatlona. Success to him. Mra. Maar A. Whxtx, wife of Rewson White, of TbornappTe, ngvd 57 yeare and2» daya. died on the 81st of Deeem-' her Lsrt. of Infiamstory Rheumatism, I having been cou flood to her bed ISyeors, I and not being able to walk dur.ng the last five ye its of her sick nets. Faitant-I TUET havx Cost—Those new Goods ly she bore her suffering, until her spirit at the •’Down Town” Store of KuMim.i. took its depaitun' to that laud, from «3t N rviXB. The bat poods at Out lowat whence no traveler returns. ftrica. Don’t fall to call. Shawls, Nu­ bias, and knit Hoods at ten percent, less Him co»t for cash. HASTINGS, Bn Sail id tefa, RUSSELL & NEVINS. QXTStSIZtS All, AHD DISEASES OF THE THEOAT AHD LCltOS, Music A Jewelry. Zfns Ctitcrrr -Cdpbt.—Up to this time the Court han beau-exclusively en­ gaged on the criminal calender, and nn> lies trying Armslronf and Puhn or­ TEESTON de M^AD. General Grocers, e.vll business, we gure>, enough to occu­ py the attention of the Court all the week, uf which We ahull give full report In ouy next Issue. » RUSSELL & NEVINS, Drug & Bookstore JJBSOLtmOM. CSBOnO CAT1BBB. young tiMD forget th nt the Chen* Club 1 too use are r.po^ every evening for the sillily of this really intellectual game, Boots and Shoes, A Carnai' & Wam-Ito TURNER CLARKE, those every day who are suffering from Catarrh tn such an extent, that the Ait Passages In the bead are In a partly decomposed rendition,—tbe cose and throat Oiled with ruch a ruses of corrupt matter that they aro nbjteu of dl«guat I to th .-m -el vta, and of pity io those w.ih ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN iiy | whom they aasoclatc. J Chronic Catanb u-unlly affects the ” n. . ‘ !'J ।J n-i-n as that of dim. Wc ho;e lone more per»,-na appreciate this effort of llib Club to place eocl-ii plousurc within ihe reach of our young men, outside any ixr.uptlng lnflust.ee.. W. B. GOODYEAR, .IL J. GRANT. nutags. A>C Ik IMJ. . Hanim Sims, ImNaili Consumption, utile-a rpoedily cured, bec ;uae it l» impossible to entirely prevent the matter from running down the bron­ chial into the air vesicles, and such la the excoriating, or scalding property of the nutter, ita contort with the delicate linings of the rdr Cells at once musr. Ir­ ritation, and invites the humo.al pro­ perties of the blood CudepoAt tuer.hu a ution, but believe that the righto of ■ property should be protected agninat the ' mldn'ght pros hr. du matter who be may be. . day evening the Bev. M r. Broop of Ver­ montville delivered a lect.irjjm ‘•True Manhood’* at the Presbyte-i in Church !:■ thia village. A variety of causes pre vented a fu*l house -among wbh h wan the fact that a very Inti reeling trial wu progressing before the llicuit Court. But we hear the lecture spoken of In thehighest terms of commendation by a>) Middleville, Jan. 27, ISM. We are moving along snildseer.es of irarare, and the general topics whleh □r ound ua At this ecr.aon of the yea--, lut no royaI births or silver wedd'nn, | note In brief the passing events in unr midst. We ara haring splendid slash­ ing; farmers aro busy hauling Inga. lainlzT. wood, dec.—Jw-t to keep them out of mlschl.'f. Taxon of the township ore being paid promptly, except the a|>ecial Main Street grading fund, ‘ amount lug n. $750, which, by many !• considered upjuit and ruinous. T he tax payers are finding a great deal of fault about It, but “anty up" with reluctance, t« taken down a peg or two. There has been some complaint made, of late, of fast driving over the new bridge, by the "young Americans," which have result­ ed In prosecutions, conducte d by bls Hon. Chief Justice "Johnathan.” Even Yan­ kee Springs, Hastings and Dctr-it, each have been represented, and called span to settle for damage*; but as yet no fines liave been collected of either. Tbs suits bare all been discontinued, cither for want of jurisdiction or the leg Illy of ths sign being placed ovar the middle of tbs bridge, which has been taken down and two new onea are to ba put up.ous at each end of the bridg?, as the Statute in such cites msde and pruviJsl re­ quires, for awamlnglo fust drirera. The only question, as the Paddy said about the appls dumpling, "where do yen get the apple In," w who pays the fiddlerthe Attorney has t8 for jrooacuUng, and the costs already made in these proaecotlona? Tax payaisof Thornspjds, will you submit to it T I dare say not. The new Baptist Church was dedica­ ted last Wednesday, the 23d Into., Rev. Mr. Matvw of Detroit preaching tha j.roporty -----------ne«,Sa». BubsoriptloDa were taken up on that day, amounting to 1<W3. payable July next, which rtBrrts the society from ita embanamment, which speaks weU tar tbs society and enterprise of the eltlaens of Middleville and vicinity. Hot. Mr. AJonn to their P-ator. A pcotewctod OMKiag Is being held _ ________ in this place, but 1 know nothing of Ita <r—sTrireysH Salta & Hartanto, BARLOW & GOODYEAR, It heals without a.scar. No Omily d>ooM he wfthmit IL We'warrant It to eure-Serofhla Sores, flalt Rheum, Chilblains, Tetter, Plmplca. and all Eroptlons of the Skin. For Sore Breast or Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bnrigra, Burns, Scalds, Chapped. Hands, 4c., It makes a perfect cure. It has been used over fifteen yearn, without one falls re. It haa no parallel—bavin- pcrfeeUy eradieated disease ^nd healed after all other rrmedlra had faiI cd. It is a7.~~ compound of — -----r ~~ Anilc.i —J <uro lor this dscav. The remedy is taken by Inhalation,—breathed directly into the lungs, and through them Cuj riel Into the blood; thus as roon as the blood will curry It, It reaches all parts of the system, decomposing the Impure rn«tier In the hood and, expelling It through lbs pores, and through the na­ tural channels /;oru the system. Thus you will see that the cause of the dlas.se Is removed, and the disease' ILctf must follow. . ............. Rally cure BroncMtU and OnasumptloD. Lei no one eutl'ering from three dlse.i— despair of rrlicf. If you are too far away <«> 'Ult oar office and use us personally, With many other Extract* and write ad.oariptfoa of your symptoms, Bauamn, and pat Bp In larger forward to the address below. boxes for the same price than any Mend for our circular which gives a other Ointment full dreeni^oa of there distress. .Outof the many thousand t ytlmonlah receded wv pttblMl the foOnwlng:Da. C. L. Blood, NEW *DTE1TIVKMBNTS. Dear Bln desire to giro you my tes­ timony In regard to the value of your •eisnuac sysiemof treating Catarrh and dteereee of the Rmpftatnry wgare. I tho wont forms of Catan b, and a ma­ jority of the rea.aof BronchlUsand Conaanrpt ertln their advanead M<m. I nnqu lifiadiv pronounoa uOxygaalaed JOBS HOBLBtl F. M. Lona Fraternally Yours, L. M. LEE.M.D. No. JW Westminister Bt., Providence. Da. C. L. Blood, My Dear Sir IluhlMsdyosrmoedy, "Oxygvniaed Air" in aftvutcsd stages of Catar-h. Brodclinbaad Con•umpllon. ami th*results Imre here. In the highest imw, •oltebctaty: re poalHve uni of Ua wosMkrfrd power to ar- HsMt^SjlaMMKJIMik_____________ VE ABE COMING! *** " UiS*'"**0 s slab. and bookseller, r«rln Block, iilDDlXYILXK, . allyl . M Ionia AM Bren Metaa, Gnaria, rxr.wj. ortt, ru a .vmrm cm- xjrws sxrer. Cainrrb a.tmiet always attends Cod­ Climax it win pilon, and frequently feuds tn it. I*ncr’» CEmxx Solve, a Family in vxygenlred Air we have a poaltlvo blessing for 25 cents. drRjgist MIDDLEVILLE W. PARKER A BON, Livery & Sale 8Hilt, PIECES FALLPRINTS NERVOUS �Qrs ssn» rsscLMUTtss i LEGAL NOTICES. Tb. Kllwk.kM W1«ot«U p»Hkta ourdunr kl; W ^A jrawUlFUtt. B-l. » ’*■ own resottrvee, was adopted inupon her uh uwu —----i----- — tq the taBiily of a genUeraan to thia city. Thl. gentleman waa transacting a bnaineea of millions of dollars annually, and employed numerous clerks and account­ anta. The young lady alluded to was Uken Into the counting room and soon rose to the j^eltton of chief book-keeper and cashier of the boose. She filled the position and performed the duties withsingular fidelity and satisfaction for several yearn All the large transactions of the hotwe passed through her ban*: th* rtatty cash transactions alone amounting to. 110,000 to $60,000. We bad the salltacttou of examining thia set Of becks, and can truly say that uo accountant In Milwaukee can show a better record of neatness and accuracy. Several bankers hare also examInsd the work of thia young lady, and pronounce It well nigh faultless. The young lady has balanced her liooka, closed her ac­ counts, and left her position to take charge of the perrons! and household atEdrs of" a young business man In a neighboring city. Great for 60 Ban! Riiictim ■ — Ejnr 1ODT-8ATN THAT II. FKENWihoicr- ac w. SELL MORE CtSTWIM Tb»» sll Um rsei 1s Bailie Crwh. hssseae itay>rlJ ihf« SAess fff SH«.Cbsj*«r (haS t* r*» asa W tL»n«. w limy boy sf Cmnaiisalae UseeM rxclaursly ior eaah. 030,000! #30,000! IF YOU WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, Warth sf Clothlss, Clot hi, Caxlatera, VeeUags, GrtWrapkiHaGssKas., rsnhssae M«ha recast Mlaa is tba Naw Tarh martoi, shwh «U1 ha sold ai Wlwlaaato sad ItotaiL Si Ihi WMfU OF FASH 11)5, al astoahh- STOCK : HARDWARE, tape asd ladwaa. W« iMl yrasd sf lbs ttbarai yatrosaga read rad frost year hinds la tbs laal eHy'asd7" ' LOOK AT OUB GOODS & LOW PRICES. PHILLIPS t BENTLEY’S Of Ul t«. k n"«n», Iwpl «, k U>< •.» k U. wd »1> U Hk u 1U1LKOAD riUCSS. kCk, aewjrsrgs twtr catuagi their Ctoth. f st say other I IRON & STOVES . MU CUSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER on ahbrt notice, and a fit guar­ anteed every time. Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, , Piece Goods, Crockery And Glassware. R. HERRICK, (IN ROBINSON 4 WIGHTMAN’S STOBI GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, ASTONISHINGLY LOW Fl OUR 18 Jin us a cal! bakes parcbaslag. PHILLIPS * BENTLEY r-AS x7 $1,00 for 10 CB. (1000 for 10 Cts. $10,000 for 10 Ct!. YX (firriijt anh Wlajon NEW CASH STORE, HUMBUG PLAIN and ETCH I HARNESS SHOP TO BUY YOUR GOODS! CUTTERS AMD SLEIGHS. KAIN BROTHERS City News Depot, EVERT REEDED KIRD ARD STYLE, Great Bartaiw fur te Pssple! Still leads the Van BaladdtfnjMlbrVlM •C tar, as this kaa were ■writ than ill others. mUKXi BOOTS f SHOES, CHEAP! *■■■ o. i. inium. Groceries and Provfcions, -ihoposaisgl .asasj J*kOfaATtb*Dr<. AMfflC & GREAT WSTRRN Broad Gauge Railway! KU>. er CUYKLA ND. ar CORBY,' ar & UANCA.lo or from NEW YORK DKUGK, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS QBOCKIItt. CONFlCTIOjrXlv' FAINTS. OIU1.VARNWH. PUTTt’ J?arilinre Stere,—Take Sslke, 5Z0HN WOLF, Hsrtag saitibeeed < SUrtlMdybdoMrisgl gut vol'M glotu at FANCY^AND Tonjrr IIAETHW8 WOOLFS FACTORY. AND BQR raYBICUM, NaBMUm ■MSUWICa. CLWRihYllJV' uwrna omens a ranrl SODVTOMTAU RCFtLlRS, SUPPORT BQK IKDQSTBT! ■ AtslilSTIEIf f*-r-r- .iifesjBM � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-02-05.pdf f8bde9dcd1280c1c21078071c7bb563d PDF Text Text eljc Cjnctings flanticr. 1 ■ ■ hjrjgday axy-r BY GEO. M. DEWEY. VoU xii. fMtqj, gitdiraL gusintss Jirtclarg. TBBMB,-tl,50 FEB AKNBM. " With XaliM toward atm*-with Charity for ail-with riraases.in the Bight." HAMNtiS, MICHIGAN, WEQNESDAY, FEB. 5, 1868. wicked plan,'and tbs PrseiAent buried him fivm Hs place. Starttun - refused to lebdHmaelTiotbe eehrmo, and be too wns driven from office. Pur* and Sickles made a stand for 'peace es>d justice, and they were remoeed. FnU warning was gives to the Rebels that they teig'-t enindlo and abuse the negroes as muoli aa they plsosed, and tho President would beck them ; thwy might override the taws and the Chief Ereeutive would make no aflLrt to stop them. Tho muaiaree of New Orient the tong rriru </ tarrar ia Texas, the mrudotu amf outrages all through the unreconstructed 6tate0t.no the natural frails uf Andrew Juhurou's policy Thanks to him. there are States wtalm <d in one common ruin. 11 wd to property Lritaiging to the Union which ward off th. blow—I tried to brook tho uwstill withuutclvilguvurumci.t. Thanks spell, the dalosive moll that was hangiug to him, the bayonet urerrulm the Laush, the privilege ut the taboos corpus is sus- ratoAuf hnsboada Yun tel know I had five noble hearted. industrious buys.— Wh're are th jy now ? Ductor whore are thoi now 7 Yun all know—you all know they be in a row, side by rile in yonder churchyard! all, every one uf them, filled a drunkards grave'. They wo e aS taught to behove that moderate drinking wns safe—excess alone ought to be avoided— and they never acknowledged nxetaa Prey quoted you, and you, (printing with hor shred finger to thojiriou, do ic.«n and ductor,) as authority. They thought themsriru aafo under such teaching. Bat I ■ “i u .irtfar 1 NUMBER 41. ?Mlrg. TLo cigar end the cup are varyiati-' mate acquaintances People are ftot roaidly rocked to sloe*’ by earthquakes The forests axe ia danger wbea the Many mon and women have sad oc­ casion to know that two do not necessari­ ly make a pair. ' Far a Csre it all Ural al Lei BIscsb Trntwewwwv.-s Luk. bills soil thorn the j>ui»jn; the ductor said that a little was p>>d, Lut ex­ teas ought to bo ivuidod. My pour hissUnd and dear boys, fell into the snare, and thwy could n< tceca[«\ Lut uno alter another, they wore cuunyed to the tor ruwftil grave uf the diuukard. Now look at me again ; you probably eeo mo for the last timu. My sand is ikmuet run l have dragged my exhausted frame from my present home—your ]KA>r.Uvso —tr> warn you all—to worn yvu dououn; tu n-im you false teacher ufGod’s wuiu" And with arms high fhtug,uud her tall form to Ite ctnicet, and her voice rauod to an unoarthly pitda sU ex Luuod, — “I shall ax>a stand before the Judgetuont max of Uu>l; I ehall meet you there Isfoo guidco,nnd Lear wiUuss against you IS- O !*• T- aavasFiw H • K* H.l er • !■(<"-*■ N v ».■ ■■ n -—•.••• >.iu*ao a-sour-m. miU-wliral is still, and gaunt stenratiui stalks thtungh the laud Cummir.e is stop|«d, prupBty Is insecure, life is piecuvuua 1U aurin! fabric is shaken to its Use, and dsedntiun hangs like a pel! over tlio lainwt -jK-rtions of America.— This is the result of the Presidimt’k imiicy. This is the auarvby out uf a hich ba ptanLs uf Lis platform. Wo a.o thanklul to proceive that Cnngrrio is raeduto in its deta-Uiiustiun that this litatfu.m shell Im> overthrown, it Is fixed iu its policy uf Itocuuitrucliwn and every imi>edimeni which standa ia the wav must be removed. Ibc (South is nut to be giv­ en up to anarchy. TLo 1'naidunt is nut to uvenido the lawn Our duty it now plain. Wv mail stea l Uy our ropresentdiw*. 'Htey are fighting «mr lottie.tmtl The miserable female vanished—a dead ailonoe jire ruled tbo nmembly the defect, uod their victory Los Laca toe no­ letoet. deacon and physician bung thrtr blest in our tiisUsTlutah—when the president put the quo.—Therefore wo say ‘’Hunur to the American “Congreas.” And we hare a cunfidroce tost the people will cry eoi.n nr *'t nwr-w-t-rs. SO Cent* per Dottle. P,dCi < r IMUL IIS SI R.YCH. □ALL 4 RUvKBL Pruprfe-drs. XIS trwnirifh «4.,lock O’ S E MOREHEAD'3 MAGNETIC PLASTER. Wo feel that the country owes Congress toe higUat honor. It is i.X often Ual a 1-guLr.tire budy, cumpuaol of mnn who reprvacut so many varied iatcrvsU and cunstouondoa, nut always aUve Pnwidontia] blandishments nor free from the iuGuoticue of rxiwor, can abuw such a no­ wua Hugo Rjmnui mew, wbu made his Lle atitl nnyietding dovotiun to pnariple. u Le digg iMtato* s to j«y for tho marriage Cuugrtws has shown this. It Los jmaxed license. 1 must ti ll yvu that stoty uf the u-.dool of a fiury turnon, and ne lert Htigu, fur it is nut a lad toe, end good it should be honored. Wo have had no stonce, like potatoes ain't as identy a< I'uiigrvss since that which framed the tiny mkd to be whenl was a lx,y Ilngu Deuar.itton of, ndependrnte so .heerving is a nrighbur uf mine, though cmnudcrslily older toon be. and a mean nrighof too Republic's gratitude. Twelve months ago, there scuta™! a ber ho is too. Well, when he nu gvtng to got married to Gretchen Kidjs L«- gon fair prospect that our political ‘troabiee ” ware near an cud. hour years uf war down to Persun Bugm% ** Afigby to get . li.u) demulished the theory uf srvreriun a license. •Taroun ’ says he, * what’s the piico uf and State sovereignty ; twu years mure of diipate end turmril had lelt too lately re- a licences?' ‘frix dollars,'' said he. be.iiuus States prepared to aocuut almuat "Six dollarssaid Hugo, that's a any tolerable terms of restoration ; and, wlwn too just-and liberal plan ]ropuaed dreadful sight uf money! Couldn't yvu by Uongreas was laid before them, there tekalsmi” “No,’, said he that’s what they cost mo send no rra-icn why they. should not aduiit it unanimously. f they had dune M the eocretary'e uttro exHalirax" SU, mere would hero been no farther oc- । “Well, how much do you ax foe pal>lisLin' in choreli, tLvii ?' crudou for striGs. The vacant bhoU in tho “Nothing, ” raid tho Paroun. Senate and House would havo Lecu filled. “Wed," said "that s sn cheap 1 Midtary Govornura would Lave l«r& uunnigtho things of tho post'Annt* martial can’t axi>ec1 to get auy uhango Lank. I and anntrary uiterforonce with tho rogu- tld^k l*d be । utliaLcd. H<.w Ltg does mrprofiwM of law would have boon 'Three Sundays.” among tho troubled msmx-ias oftho war. ‘Three Sundaysf soys lingo; "well Iwlustiy would have revived. The laburo-r would have quietly* earned his that's a tong time too. Mu: three tinnhire, the plantar dovutod huan-lf to Iris days only make a ftwtnight after all; twv crv|«, and toe merchant to Lis trade.— fin thecvvas and ano far the inaidtsiike; With toe restoration at social order and and six duliaxn >■ a ^roat amount of Bblio jwvenerity, starvation and peoti- money for a poor man to throw awqy.” Suutf howunl, a jvggiug toward homo ios would have pans id any like eume horrible nightmare, and 4ho rich fields feeling aLuirt os moan as a new iKciod The Great Strengthen!.- and Pain Dostroyer of th# World. mi.!> »r neraaiere l-rler, IS Onto per D-I. PREPARED GLUE, asm. FAVORABLY KWW AN 3 ExeravitY o: Hew Tci Citi ail Virility, TWENTY-FIVE YE4H3. UffiJMt ZAD10 TbfflBfS 1 (URATIVE E0US1I IO1 Pries 25. 50 and 75 Cts. per Bottle. aS^s.’W.v ISSE jSSjhKwSs1 OK. ZADOCrORTMVa ■rjt'T TOC'W CLOTH It ;J SUPPORT BOB /MOHR!! ^Horrllany. is He who ia struck by John Barley oom to stagger under the blow. ' The Loe: way to catah mosquitoes is to angle tor them; they'll always Uta. If you meet a young tody who Wi gfc all shy, von had Utter be a littto ahy. ■SHi'srrltani!. Tba color of too slria is not al wsys the color of the soul; there is black tea in white eui< It is not wall io tackle a doveor a hawk trol in all iteml nations for OflUccra, Nato draw the chufotof love. . t .ioua>, t tetr and County. When we Some musitians are like toe Wsadaring Cod them. we should nominate, rote for Jew; they cot aU time at (tatiaace. v The human race is undoubtadly of more importance titan a race bores: fa fop should cut hie own lhroat.it would bo muakoy-dda •rhe Chicago Tribune,- commentlux They call the moon melancholy, bek up<*> artel** trom the Eastern pre, a In fever of the nomination of Speaker Col- she always looks al the bright side of , _ fex for Vice Preaident. In the event o( thiugx The reason why a good masymsa dcst't deucy, mouCstiy suggseis that since It get married is they are afi^d footnote ctavolvcson the West, as a section, to present toe name of Gen. G rant. It would di become them to prwnl aleo a name none n ttlou with ail the overwhelming enthu lasm of which the West is capa­ ble. Cor co temporary nalrely lUCEceta. tuoaoove.. that, after all, throe candi­ dates are not wholly Western. Gen. Grant is a native of Gh o, bocn and brefl a “buekiye," end sn Illinoisan only by aJop fou. Schuyl-r Colfex Is a native of New To k, whence be migrated to Indiana, but la now as well known and as popular in bls native htate as in that o ’ his adopt.cn. A wumsa's tongue and a wild basso are two things that caX’t bo bridled. Mar y beBevo that tain is an uahoaltby drink, but idrthndc duaa't begin with t. The Hfo preecrvore sotntoiasae uasd m in the Utile field are legs. A woman's tears soften a msa'a heart; her flattorim hie head. The ware through which the maa “siraiuod erury nerre" is for eale Moeck QiaOt never would have been a candi­ dal a for President but far bls four yean re idence at West Point, New York has nearly as valid a cL im uj«n him as up­ on Mr. CoUx; and as the future Mrs. CoU-x in-y, for snghttbe world knows* be »etooted in some of the Eastern, South­ ern,or I'alfic rtatro, It remains to be da vrm.ned wfaetbu either Gets. Grant or 8f ea'orUoltux are, in the full rerun uaoe mure l*avn snritad. Wc at Iho tn.rtb ofthe woM, Wests n men. Gen.Grant, did our 1«irt to biinx about oil thia, and ae-toldbr maybe raga-dsd as baring <Hir brototrs al tho South won d hire bees Urn at West Point entered coLsge dune thrir part, too, Lul thrir evil guuio, a: 1 ort Donclscn, tot nearly hlv fint and drove them into other coaracu Im tho ourtalnly last th a. hlug ct HhTob, xradtluvehuld of 1*000, they were stoimed by - —. —----- -- — ---------- , ■ tho IrijL-ni.wt of disroad. Utno rety what in nnture is the moaning uaual at Vioksbur,-, went Into a lively boric on the “Cause <rf ths lifframiis m te.urvr recuuetniclton the greet jewhet °f „ „T , . andextei'Ovo praerko at Cb-Uauoogn, the Various Races at VewbM** • Off uf haired bold up hie policy of auorehy, ■“*•! Hugo, *5 vo been a ta- I.nd rc»lred upon a baadw>me oomprteu- coerao the cause must bo tasked foe ia lui.l twmnted town to rouewrd diw.to.r, !*<«» ** urer ln my huod,uud it s chcai>hnkaal «—«Oirf lUouln Vir*lnter \A. trees, thereto e, toaU edbrt* to aeCttonallse or loeallxe tfaeama of c*r teally aatltaral men. 11Hnri, ink - a no bo v stock in Gen. Grant tl.aa l ean ylvoxda, and Indians can no m>rr a; peupriate Col tex than New wu the n;qxMtle ef eeooeston. TU oth­ Yorfc. Apart fn m the reteLtutional er is tl>o cafof adverMry of rearartructfou. One was the advueate uf war.-* --------— -n——.------- - — jjoUbtou against toklug both candlTbe dber is Ue ■ prompter Jf wnuol.y ainiamauin aUUrawnta that ran dig datra Cram the sain State, tot there be wLub* <«* »Aoi ta. foomterof and oary n. araay Ushda tn s te m uoBicte>u*!ra, rviwntettori. It was tba buriillly mote Utter and mure dau^srous QroteUa oen. Aud bm<lue fresh wirea. _ '_______;______________________ ’ fresh aocranK wurh like smoke at !> field. fi.at Lut they get saucy and laxy alter a bo pudqr of IWdent Johnsen has ~»v। leuou, and tel < yea bring iixed upon her, she stretcluri her atteuuulod budy to its ntcmef bright, and touu bar lung ayma to thrir greutevt Jengih, ami raising her n OPBOOTIOM TO voice to a sin £11 pitch, she called to all to CASTOB on. AJH) )i*>k'*|wn her. XPSJK SAITS. “Yea,' said she, look ttpou me, and-------------------- --------aiwc.DTDIliW. r inuwvont t'lan boar me. AU that too last yeaker don't oomo bank until tafe - Sugar. tai Fills, Thousand* who never were in battle hare been destroyed by y'.yr. Those who think awry will net be like­ ly to act stnnghtly. , The love uf aU (to risk a woman's paradox) is but a small thing to the toes' �Ckt BUstisp Ssssrr. .I . . ~r—... --------- . ’• *• FIXB’B H0TBL. ro.. Nimv, Mranoax, 1 January 3Mb, D»7. I *Jt reaT-y seems strange to ti>, here tn the midst of the j eojile with wbcin we sgtongma-te our home and with whose lutertst every InieroM of our Ufa waa »o long and ro Intimately interwoven, to oMMhere attar a brief absence, and find the b«-uae which for ten yaa a had been to us the cAosni plac» tnrlh occupied by strangers who know us not and ere leas even Slat their immnlla'e nrighLore, whether wears s ill amotg the eons of earth. But such teooiy one of the changes Ind lent to the ever shifting scenes bn the s.age of life. Fo today, tbla ;ule< Christian cabbath, in this tn us ever jfacaant Enrol City, instead of sit­ ting down in the quietude of avrvwn Asets,wn find ouracKquar sred InP.ke’/ isv and elegant, llo.el. enjoying of Nfeses we saw' tbcmln lSM, and then sheald sjiend a day In them now. end esc whst the liberal cxrrendUnre "f money h-s done 'or the children of theitr, rswe'l rxto p orno's its growth and general pro p’rt'y we •hnald rot hear any rrerr about vo’lng down the faevaehro* In Hastings. rwhlch to-day. bad as Is the Sehoo] Hnore Is the real e- us- of much of (ho erowth'end proa­ pe ity of oer vl'lawe, and under th- effle'ent charge of Pro t B-cys. ourht to be the one oblretof public pride on thpsrt of all (he prop’*. There'are many oth-r things doing Qontattooaon change tonlny are re­ ported rs dosing al the fo'fawtag Ag­ ers-. Moor. 18.78-1075 far srr ng ex­ tra. Wbert n*. f till no. ItW 00, na 8*1.88^182. Coro, feryae. OetoMtfeMK should be clad to areak did ‘Ime pcmlt but we can only add, that .lest now th* people* octo to be unit'd in bulld'nrup lhep’wierltyo' tbee ty andioera lobe i-n the high road In ncee-a, prosperity we pay. to every enterpri e of n publ'r or of a private chancier cileulated to P omoto the p-iblir Intared hete and e'scwb ro An our Ftat«. Returning thanks for the courtesies extended to uduringour brief stay he e to each and all of out friends, and wishing each and all the pro pcrlty thel.- publle spir t de­ serve-, wo leave fo- a future letter mwy other lh'.ng“,:h-.t frotn us demand more been T ignore nt; tnd it Is the truth, than a |>ssslng noth*. and no paid puff, when wo *ay that, of a:l tho liontco in the Ftits, and we arefaigtFar with lu-wt of th m of any Ch'cago, Jan.. 29th 1888. nbte, we do net know of a flnplr one. Er». Banxex:—Nothing la talked of that la In any rerpcct tho aujerlor of I Ma, and wo do not hesi'ato tn adv so all here ’o-day. nothin? seemingly ia done. ri b the full aes iraace that, w) en they liavc cnee en oyed tho ho<pltab c enre tilnmcnt before them, th-? clerantiy furol.be I rcM-me, and tho couitesyextended to aUgue*t« alike by the P o; vic­ tor and* Ms attentive clerk, they will agree wliteastu»cyii-«that this iloure Is vsootid to do o in Mh hlgan. But Nites Is Imprciv ngon every ham*. TbePiks Hocvc. being only one of wine fcmtren elegant Brick Block's erect'd and flnialiedthe pa te neon,each and all of which ore not orly beautiful addltionto lhc external api«araucof Main Etreufl but a valuable j«cunla*y Invest­ ment. About ayeare'nee the l«*tbualMMlArt-’na of the c’iy was de-ifoyod by fire, and from the nil'is th-a wn Fa»e »p ung up ilk • "J nr.b's Gourd'* •■ifiirfwrs that to-day wocld red o h<ar!r enough.ln a single yiro.tp r ay tho cutircl m occarkmed by the fire to indi- upon any political community coutainingan <<tual number of people, among wh. m liberty fa ae srojre; • . Among whom law and Justice are so nperAJly mtmtnteteireJ ; 000 fret deep, and the scarcity of tout Among whom property to ao well prevented the u-eufstam fa- uump'ng. which was done by wate-wheels, elded by tunnel drains. But the great depth reached in 18*® precluded furihcrj-rogrssln that manner, and a tunnel was the grow।h and development of the recommenced for deep draining, which Is llgtojs sentiment: but now finished. It la 22 miles long; Among whom there ore ro few poor; 2,<X»,(X.« cul-lc y.rtla of solid rock were Among whom there is such untkkg exr.vste*i, 10,000 |<oundaof|owde:-i*eed, conprehcnelve and healthy philan­ and the lineal extant of bl sting holes thropy; Among whom there Is rach an amount ee*>y with thr awful fire of I ut night succtssful e tni>le:ion of this coloaeal o: weal h »o n;ua ly dlfir.tvted; xmssg wlcau there la ouc h promise of t k-s been the mo t fear ul'y devas n- work, the ^O.LCO miners, wbooc liveli­ hood is i ow aaund h r lwen:y years, pliyei al pr.jgr,as; 'ug confltur ration whic h we ha"ec’er elcbrnted the event with gr. n l rejoic­ Atuong whom the ownership of land ing-. ’I hn mines can now be worked lu fee simple is so unive.aa); A inon, whom labor la so much reuntil 1887 without steam, and they bare -i*i. been eye arod aloes the yerr U21> lu con- Factoru. ysri nifU, D*nim». Sirin* Fhir+in*, , Prints, Colors, Sugar, Good Tea. Pest Tmnrrial Tea. H*a.rif Satinet. P®,411-irneJ Carsimrrr. Red Flannel. ¥» BEST STOGI BOOTS $4.50 PER PAIR. Wool Hats. 78 Cotton Batting, Satinet Saits for Men, &8,00 to 812.00, AU-iroot Cassimrrr suite, 812 to 20.00, “ Broadcloth Dress Coat for 810,00. A flood black Overcoat for 87.00. MUDGE & BAILEY. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS F. D. ACKLEY & CO. uauous ; rofiti.bie producticn. •lest oy d nearly, if not q'li'c. four milH>B dollaxarrrr'li of prope ty. The dai­ ly paper.. • sLlmste 'n : lie v cinlty of three millions, Eut the'r Ogun* n e, by th se “»uSaBl£ A Grant Republican Club has been Io-*. 1 a; oak of thia : re.ti ion flat ration ns ore Ore but propirly there we e two erg nUc l in Utand Rap! 1>. —there are <2 Grant (duLa In New The first begun In Birch's fpl.nlid iron Ham; shire. No. 20 Lake b tract, half a block b-low. and an the >ipr oaitc eld5 of the stre--t For a time It was enf j-ree.i that ht« *oeood fl-ewaa a re-ult of Use flrM, having c->ught trm t» e m-se «f flying cinders and mas os o' fire whihti.c ong y wind teawerar it !• d^smed crerUtu that thia sosre*n£tbeptp-pcilty of the city have •eeond. ntrl by fa , the most ierrib'e fire, teen enhanced beyond ca'cuial on, ns was the work of an Intend.ary, end some thero<ulto' wi>at w.s termed “one of] '«o so far m to apee t o' a fl m which themcei dis-trocs fine th tever dc- wts en tl.e vr gv of atiura who hod vastitol the cl'cnTrsrlar State. ” We wish simply u« euggist to the wsdthj owners q.'th-Fria, on. tho * b 'rned di- ia tno-e m-y pf ronceamvnt and dlffic 1; trlct" In Haa tuga, that it would be i x- o' detection that urso®, an 1 I hatiiale podie it far thacn. fluanci elly and oihar- even t*> rej>cat what fa publ cly s srerto I wias, in our opinion, to pattern afor <ho liieetmte ccoce-nlng the origin of gentlemen <>f this City who find themf?l v»q actually <o much richer th «u they cellar and first Coor of the bulhlln- No. fire hero, and ere-.-t, etecant, thr c s ory 20. roeopie-l a» a dry goods store l-y C ir Brick Block with th» lea«t pcsaible do- *ot>, Plrle A Co. Ttie origin of »h< first I«y, to-**>e end ‘hit tn the future as In fire, in the Birt h b'oek. Is not known. the p. st the buetnees pAr p.ptaot Bast­ Tiie spcctode of the bu nlng <>f this Ings aba'l boeecoad to no lutind vU 'oge btiUdlto? was anbl mo, rccnied os If In in lhe fta'e. while at the aatno time Its ter Iblo grandeur it <onl I rcareely be t^ryoi'y reap Innro jecun'ary proft-, ,a:>ri»ssed.' until the file swept down the tie the rcai>lt of Ihclr dibrts to prompts ,other side of Lake Gtroet tawnrds the tbaproepe ity of our beautiful v i'aie. Adatns House. ; he f-.l Ing of the hngr nBit bur design wr» to wrlteof NTe», ;Iron wnlls >book the troth, the ticy was not of llastiDgs, and wc return t om (hw degiess'on tosay I That lire enterprt e of the Cliy tire put set«on Ota not , •niy built up tho ■ burn.” district, but hen ateo hullt n dam accrues the Ft , Joebph, plaslng the linmeuae wafer paw- : er VblohA furulah*. cruder ti o con'roll of man, for all the p rrposce of bualuesa .whichdetuaud waterpower, tho result । dcr. It lenp'rd forward. madly forward value cf the real cstite of the city, ar the coat, t't ong party wal l avalecl . least, five times the entire co t of s. ruo- nothing ngnlnst it. 't Ley quk kly gltwtojie, if‘lb th* prorpact of making N'ijcs ed with he. 11 and one Du I ding n'ter an­ in the future,what sheahojlJ have long other eve med to built into fiame nt nil since bucn, tho loading uia:iufaciu£ng 1. a stories a:multaneouely, while long, City Iti. the tifata. Already arranfe- eager tongues of flame darting from the ntenU arc being perfected for the con- windows lapped the wall l-crond. 8o> n stfu. t'on of one of Use ••largest paper n ta g? drug house was reached by the miiis" in tbo country, and over *30,000 fire, that of Bumham A: Van t-ciiaaek, of foreign capital is promised to । remoU and tb« re were numeions loud explotho prtwpo lty of the cute prise byonr F—ttmt CailreiH. It ia mid, also, that Here there ware hopes that It would be aw exUnaive Woolen or Catton Facto y cheeked by a wide alley which interven­ nr paosloly both,wdi be erqoud the eom- ed be. wren the drug store the Im­ Imitc.iroa by p.r'.iei from New 1 ng- mense marble edifice extending down to iand, ami mon of long c^x-ricncc » Micblgcn Avenue. Vain ho]»e! lu a lbw moments ull tills palatial struttire t o.- a t me it was thought tltai-~iba de►truction of t!ie A lama llo.tse was ii>adtanto. Ult by bcrcuieen afE-rta .t was preserve 1. Tb» faN and beautiful walla of .be g oat marUo trout buckling went down with a a-r-m of orsahce, wbl: h •book the city for m .uy b.uets ai-oau By eitrvsa o'cJocl: ti.e danger of farther g road of the Hro was over. Twonty-iwj orou.-larpsst anJ ba»t mareaatJo firms Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladie's Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, $c. <J-c. DOH FAIL’fD CALL k SB! —llrztth^AH C. Waaua, of Kalamatoo. has been confirmed by the fl. F. OYER <50,000 15 PREMIUMS yena'e. Consul at Mna.'hestee, England. TO BE AWARDED TO PURCHASERS. —The Indians In the Indian Territo­ ry ae represented m rap: Uy advancing To bay your DRUGS AND MEDICINES. —Georgs M. Dent, a brother lo-Uw of j Gene-nlGrant teactnd d.te for Delogate to Congr. as from Ar Ixonia. To buy your GROCERIES. Go to Roberta’ *27,000. lu-uranrc, *0,000. U'in. F. W. Kelliix former member ofCung esa fr m Michigan, la the radi­ cal nominej In tho first district la Ala- —Mire Chase, who shot a physician ii lllwaukre Lut work, for an alleged itrage, has been almil tod to |1,<XX) —Gold herein ioWer in New York, and the money market !• easy. Bunks show a large Increase of gold and de- —Ann Lam*>ert. a sewing girl at Nllea, Mleb. has fa'len hrlrew to fifty thous­ and :lo lore by the death of au uncle in England. —The Republican State Convention of Arkanma hare made nominations for State UffleMB, beaded by Gen. Powell Clay ton for Uwe nor. —The dtlxens of Holly have voted ill 000 In aid of ths Grand Trunk Ex­ tension via Hotly and Lansing to St. Joseph. —Uoii. James W. Nesmith, late Sen­ ator from Oraf m. li among tbo many Dem'Mr^ta who have avowed their in­ tention suppo.l General Grant for —Captain Ed. IL llsber la a eaadldale for fitito Auditor In In line. Ke loa: both of bte legs hi tbo war U p*it down the Boathwa Dsmocntic rebei- und then so rapid we-tire j rog esaoftiie —The Jackson Otam learns th U tho flames that it w.m impoefable t« n«te iln ot.poof their udramea. DIgtrar, and Mkbigan Central Railroad Company h phe.- rea» the fierodWlnd odder nd will nr c: new dopoi building^ on thrir oold.rprewthcDlght. iloao wereftuan, jrrjiwd In that dty. during tho coming tbo supply of water failed, the ntuued tbo rreaauf lDcie*«-d and inc casing y-ffmws^yy the•*•* »U*0d*teetreoul-Kth slm^rew^1 •war. Notooly pubi c but I>r.v*te anio.~ pri^remnuuumJ’y------------------—* Ufa oily, un J several o history .dumb, there stood the six Mairs of Nev England, cverL-sting mi nomintB for the pespetantioa of tho memory, of the great qualiths of the min who bullion a Purtan Uaala. And Insplfaof the old alary by which the ptom ere ot the Mayflower have t«H afl «^e > A apitoof Utax kind of criticism which, tn nosering at long i rayere, ftmgetathe godJincwJofmen who msdrthsm and th.it. In e-tln atingi barach rs, takes aoooeal of tbsbkmlahoa only, and con­ vert- tho peeollntitlia of an era into the spcdal vioct of tho ImUvidnals who ; cur.rl.rd th rdn tn sjdte of despotic •action ogalu-t what New Engkud l>aa taught.nd lived, the fact remain*, and is now coafcescd by all the world— wmv GOODYEAR, BARLOW A BAILEY’S MAMMOTH STORE. To buy your TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLE. LaSiEi. tenntasdn taROBKRTS' To buy your Tiavk4No Ba*He has the nealctt, beet, hrgeM and cheapest assortment ever brought to this market. ket3. To bey your Books * Sta­ tionery. My Good, Ut. been M(h« p«. pie will find our, on pring me e <all I obtained tbea in Kew York, u,d ouiMllthtmuehekp „ Detroit and CHeefo honm «*o. I did thiuk <rf odrortimnj tbe.c good., but our neighbor, bore k> oouipi.talj ejbauied ■tore- BOUGHT every source of nn'r^nm end 1 1 1 ' . ] I t of li. Dogoudrot Wboppw, i to'torpdn,,ttuLlIb„.oo^K od not u rfjmb,. B#t. „ �CURE FOR Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, AND DISEASES OP THE THROAT AND LUNOS, RUSSELL & NEVINS. Oraoxic CATAXSH. Good r»— i», Goon* tan Ew"“ RUSSELL & NEVINS. 18GV. MlrnirTTira Rest lego, Aug, W, IMT.-SlTv!______ rm* io th m elves, anJ of pity U> that* w.th ptssoinnoir. CRTS’ In vnrl tbly Caused by hvn oral or inflsmA TTF. NITON EVERT BODY I i -be Article on Weir O.Hceo >u the new < r moM • YORK. H ; H i 1 . 1 H i : ih H 2 gr band*, rMil. and br atdl ralam tlrera and brief og.i io rveorrr thrir ruler. For she llalrliff to ihlo eawae. Mr Hworery modr an rrxuw.rei F. D. aHiar 4 Co . R.nsriila and Cboo.i.1. aa.totbe pr—|4r at Western Micbigan. that Mr ^f thio Orilagv, l.atr it.ia oil K>r aide. IBs c»-l of II iauao uf Ibe boot ad. ncatea in the Stlaoe II la. p«r»n»«ni,»ij <oe< yusu'wlWag. ' /Ttsssns ria'it—Al an adj-sururd meeting of ^Iho lla-tlaga ItrL.-.g'Cleets,.■ l>tld Friday ores tog hat.iaeatnaiiHad - a> oppon-led to prepare Book* * Mb- of wb.eb woebwrid Irhe to make r;>rctal taeeliM. but oar span Ln bids, and wo ealy add a Uel uf Ibr causer 1 rted ur disposed oH with tbo ectloe leaf, by abplaror of repute, whois <rll knees la IMua.a augagrd : ■ Ua cuoimtuiity. . ceiwiaai ciuina. tl'nony In re arJ to the voice of your a-lebtHJo syrierndf treating Catarrh and 'Haeaecfl of the Resp.Litory organ*. 1 have uwd your remedy, “ Oxygenlxcd Air," In my practice for tbo ia-t year with emnplctc ineoeae. I have cured the worst lorme of Catarrh, and a ma­ jority of the cae eof BioncbtttaandConuiiipton in their advanced st igea. 1 unqu liOodtv pronounce “ Gxjioniicd Al." tbo greatest boon ever ya conferrod upon our ouflhr ng race, ard b« pe H i •iH ■ ill Barry County Clerk** Office. - >n*>TTxr.a. Moe., Fabnary la., IMtj !? i! iJ U lili i!i iin Ills .DocoABooeodi bar* beau 'ELL Mtha peoon giving me B . lareenr. plead guilty, aeulauee bard IsLoe ia lite Stole I'rio-u lur a. 'year. V. U. Iluiurwk f-r debt. The Feuple re. Exekid Myvn—Onsd I.arsesv, tnod Uy jury. rerdMl gniliy. oeetenn a guieoa Moffat’s Ltrs Pillo telllgeulpLyalcIan wlH adopt yt»ar iy«tern In the treatment of a'Idirbuk afflot.otxs Fraternally Youm. L. M.’tEE, x. o. Na, IDO Westminister ftt.I’rovfakace. Db. C. L.'BLood, My Dear Str: I have tested your remcdy, ‘ Oxygenixed Air6 in aivunred stages pf,Catar h. Brodehftto a id Con•umplten. •MUhrfml s bar. booa, te tho b giirst .erne, aittafsctoey; oo pcalUto am 1 of Its wood, rtbl power to irrxet the pro^rtm of tho above tmmed cJ' of Urcr> BJw* «r Sila, HIlMln,. QWhWU, .r-x- lu.. u—.I--.— ... Billon Complolaia, BhonuUsn .»—_-<«■aor— mAF«™r«i:4Arm. certifcatec are la a'gaiy reeesmmrwean «• DRUGGIST AND BOOKfiELUOl ^£IDDLKFUXK Pint days af March aid Seytaaihcr, MIDDLEVILLE WOOLEN FACTORY, PIECES FALL PRINTS Orick C‘— —— r—---------- ' Plymouth, Naan. Send for Circular, and address . JKWKLHT & IUSIC SHfflt DR. C. L. BJXM7D, BUoQlgsmscy rims. ----- a--------- Z4SA - oaraa, maxb. . Um.r, v aCCOUfiU Of perfect CU1£S hfbrtod «. lht#te laTjinabta BadUetaM. FwpL, ^eyw^I>Uth<5Br(UnM|4Fat ■eUPbrskla-.a Wanted to adotu thia stem of femtioe. I A.j.v-wU-u.^b^. fill tho fractions of the body 1 burns TitAier. 1- iMaoSet In a hefilthj COStlitkm. • aAi byall DnefMa. Wks. A Devtasl Fwpri- srauviwrftf C and they f you i & GOODYEAR, vise nil who may be auOtalug frm» them to place (btmedvM under tho treat ment at oaeo. Rexpk. Utally yours. , tried by jury. »erJL-i guilty. aruieoca leu results than any other Rcdldne btRev. R. Tomlixsok, end ..W.|«ilLT UmmowWiibrr richly deerrre I «n,w.w bo.M. nigrVy. Tb-p"-*—' H—«— run,.-A o~. “-------------— —-------- -------------------- . a-'.M. are A’ew Go DARLOW FIOWEI Aik VMETAILE SEEM 5 FraVD-ING Ba»be neatest, beat, pest assortment' this markat. far Opprucaj al lLpa.xt regular mseling ul tbr Cwtlr. Ski. b will br iwld al Z U . on U'edar* tw-r tor owe year ta Ibe Stole I’riaon a. Jackson. dar. tbs 1 t)b is«t_. ia Ihr Che.* etob U..om, Il ia profxaod to reorganise uodar ll.« name uf Tba Uutagw Ulmry Aaa-wialicm. with lite do- about ea II abvuld be, aed tn>a< ibe people wlU aign of asenr'ng f-or tho members, and Iho own- b, oat-aEid '0 lot him aaree Ml hia aoeieucr. and ■0wa.tr, irldsr raaye of literary prirUrgsoin Urnahap. af lx%to>sa. Esaara. Hrr, CHl>o.aats, Koadlmu. so l Ub>ary I'rirnsgsa. InttBOBOir N. BARLOW, W. f=. GOODYEAR, Ont oT the many tho >eaud t sttmonlal« reco'vrd we ] uUlah the fullowing:TICK'S lUUSTRATtO CATALOGUE Du. C. L. Bixxid, H| iiH iH ;ih i ll fiH li Iff L ir«7 5 ’S TOILET AND ILE. ’ ertn* ‘lU l\ Groceries. (Ki. W, l.aro loro a.iag. and she liar m lire county, and wbieli will elill further Ibores-tMy taalooltbla ar'.clvof ..iL and can rvs commend trim to !'•< cnoMeoernf party l.tiganta on.Birod II to tlw public. 01 r-nal la soars co is Una rectasu of tba Stale. Wbile Mr Hold, f-r spoc, to Kotssmr.ll. I.r Utilllamj ufitdb*. Ar , tbr d tract tl r-w Ido wlodo so ri into thle r»t and/or/rrdf a-ir^ Cr.^ rr^tonra. wll'CU La. ««»r ami labored a, .mly be can. wbew eoiwcim. uf arts* mtmhrtne is mute ton or tnflxtne.1. prnduc ugs o-plous afRi.'on of vitcld miler. 1'11 be prtHuerd bybe ofhlatn the blcxxl i: ia si meat Oort ahi to >nd In ConmrrpUon, unia a rpeotllly runtl. bcc.uaelib Impoolblc to entirely prevent the matter In-in ran nine down tba breachlnl Imo the air vesicles, and »ucb Is tho cxcorioilup, o- Molding property of the m ttcr, its e ntact with tho delicate linings of the air Ovlla at onco eauaae Ir­ ritation, and Id vitas tho homo al propirlno.’ lh-bloid lodepodt Ibsrulu Tulietc'ca and G’.oers. Ca'arrh a’mnot always attends Con­ sumption, and frequontly liau.'e to It. In OxygonLed Air we havo uparities cure lor tlue diaeaw. The remedy Is 0I«.WLUTIO!T MOriCE. li l< aa'hrstkslly Haled that taken by inhalation.—breathed directly Into the longs, and through them e>rried Into the blood; thus as roon as the blond win caxty it. It reaches ell parts .edkal of the syetem, decomposing the Impure .kill matter In the blood and expelling It thr-ugh tbo parm. and thiougli the na­ Lur.-a Cheat tural channels from the system. Thus n.tl, Easaclath you will se«:hni tho Cause of the dlM. ee ■EVOIUT1OI II TkAXI ia removed, and th? tUeoaso it ielf mtut follow. in tliitoamomsnncr Vc treat and radLrally cure Bronchitis and Conaamntiou. REV A E. WILSON’S -.no su rd lug tesm t’jrs? diseases des|n! o’rvl:e£ If you arc too faraway io 'lumurauiM ana use us po.eouaJly, write ad<ecri|>t)ca of your eyrup.oms, JAMES VYCfK, and forward to tbo addrcee below. IMPORTER AND GROWER OF bend for our circular which glvea a lb! "f] : * ’ >3 h H j-f ee tor the tact that she paeul ar ml-torr a no. of Ibo ptaiwiff. hr be.ag vsry deaf, and Kia well knowd' aarrerd bas.aaashatoto. prortoda tbr poxih.l tr 5 «• 1 r II? di Hi Jm J> 3 !!! ■ : iH ip « st iii i; i 'ii h i i H Hl was jw>1 ai d right; and ro«. we boiirra^Jlto toon- (tw) Xev«T»'»'i Xaw -Intb.a *4- of te^s'rr. Mloaeo and taowl.ds*, *»«>r .arrat.ro <ra<n«. |*r kopoaflrr .ooranl rspoT.mest 00d toil. ptv4uero a P'-laKS.'-tkal rotalolHinliaa tba .W^rld. Ta • DRUGS AND iH J II Xa»ia..Sr«rrf.rT. llxiiaga fsb^M. IsKA. :s lULUffl! iwipa'Oal. aa l after arrrnd Luara drliheratton. lbr)'i-y found f•* iho«|rfci>Jknla. wbemupoa. on i £11J Aes.rii trail Roc>rt-Mcituh: or Ta C»«. nirnt. -ll>«Kt*e*l>re C..«nm.t1ee of Iba c.iwnlr Agricultural mwisit ara rr41.-a.ad lu n.rri.ril.el'autitrO.f. ..ftrr. ia Ua.nn*. 00 ii-i ■in, term. x»rtm* IfStyf, Drug & Bookstore. w gJ.fu,.i>.7 rrl-V^r*' r«»j- js-tsu I\teMILKT»US. ' be. :twwo a. X. naw KT A C. <1 Tosw.n, nwder lie IMO U. nCWTY. BeMfaM. D-. 1* W.” FOR RAIJ, ___ 1 bii* m. OWE DOLLAR BALE •r tAY xin rakcv roouw « w«i*k fw of rtarrlltta. r>llk '*»•* l-awer*. A-.. Ar. FREE OF COST. �Who are the men that are needed In th^ world? Young men that shall bear burdens. We here enough mulleiiatallca; we want oa* drew. We hare enough mushrooms: we want timber. XVKRT IkiriY MT* THAT . We hare enough men that are willing to do anything for the take ot getting it. frenhdorf * op,’ along, but what an Ibe - worth T Th-y KELL MORE CLOTRIll an bridges for men to walk ewr. -They aro tovU. Menueethrm litre sand-pa­ per, to scour with, end turn throw them down and trampte them under foot. A young man that does not know bow to ■mfiSto”* y»«w®x th it has nrt power Io resist tho eup when it le pre* ■anted to bbn—what b be but a | tmr, mberebls waah-clo'h; but a reg, dis­ honored, nnd pvt'to tfie vlleri use"? Who caret for him, or moirno over h.m butw.mo Christian mother or Cbrttfan mlnb-ler? Dot a.voting man lh.it know, bow to eay *ix©;”that knows how to resist evil flhat knowa bow to gi re buffi-t U1OK AT <H KGtW»DSl WythlCK., tgg$ for temptation—b no ho ha denlng hlmr If ? 1> not he making bls bone* toqjh—particularly b e b. ethanes ? He ■ • -__ — A H.l ia -..—I. . a Grat Beiittin fir 60 Bayx! jssaiS mgaaaye, “Ueia b a difficult <!epa tma*t b> toy e-tabllahtn< at, end I would pay ahno l any price If 1 could And u roaa that I could tnurt." Soya the m >n whom he nddrreees,"! know an Impractcableaortof fellow I think mb;htaujt you. He wilt stick to wlintTie th Inka ia right at all haxarda. You l aunol tu n him fmm It by any jx.wor on eaith." Bays the other man, '*1 want a lignum* viMF 'man*, send him to me." Let It once be known that a man ca>not be caJo!e<; that he w ill no: I e, wren for b m- STOCK : HABDWABE, PHILLIPS & BENTLEY’S w< k«*p esasUndy oa band a fall »wiai»l sf GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Hana *'nlrick Conner, formerlyknowi as Beuu Ilackou. CMiiUiLuUw the tuhua ing to the St Louis ff-u-r J ■■ ■ »••<, a nor paper juai slaiud in that city : Never iusurv your lito k.r the bench of yuUr.wil<S Gur a greater Sum than tm Qu iieebil dulltua. A widow with muu munly flian tbah id a dang-rous legacy toleuvu to iMafonty. The gnmu uf life is verv like a game ' of carda Timo dsada, tLalh cuts, and erery-Lody is muting for the lost Uump. I think men drina in cn»wds because tb^f are afraid tO'driuk by thamselrea.— It requires a guud uimi uf vuuriign to stao<uqenlooo and puur a glass uf whisky PHILLIPS * tEKTlET HARNESS The Liat ETLfif SCEBCOKI W Hit STELE, Success. Wineo-Tar j^ALTfAione quit hia company; and If he eland. n you, take cat iha: nobody w.U believe h.m. NoinaUa. who he la. er how l.e aalauaea > ou. Use wisest» ay ia to el h.m aUae; .for tli'rc I* nod.lng Uttar Uan tUi cool, calm, andqvilet way o. dealing with the wronga.ere ®eet with. SHOP TO BUY YOUR GOODS I PROVED. 'of Alinaelf ahirtt than be'ere. It d.g.adia him in the eyes of ollie a, and. what l» woae. Idaata lilt MnaibUtiea on one han >, and inota.i the pouer of pass ouate hriuLlLty eo thf^hex. .The t uthla, the more pooicaMy «nd j >le4y we get on, the bet.er for •or nelghUua. In umocaaes out •>( un the boiler ooureo b, If a loan cheats you. IRON & STOVES Dry Goods, Boots 4" Shoes, Hatsand Caps. Groceries, Bisee Goods, Crockery And Glassware. n that be baa been t0»d, and that ■ there lalnw.td principle In him. and letlefn*. him up cl •• uc Ion. end I wilt ’ go: a mllli .n Ulu on him! EvegiUnlj iaanxiutia to gu tu heaven, bat aob/ly iv in a hurry atom it If a man is without enemies would not giro ton cents fur hie triunda. Ibe tnAtU who can please everybody hasn't gut sense enough tu displease onybodr. iWhen an aoinaintance ears, “how arc yon F*- and nuhoa by you without paus­ ing fur a reply, I wouldn't if I wen* in IF YOU WANT GOOD GOODS CIlELf, WogftE Great Bartains fir to Pa# Still Leads the Van llA’tKDRESSl!?6 BOOTS $ SHOES, UHE-tP! y/ew;tylt inoneB01(le 0.1. SPAULBINS. as well as that: whp wish t it. Ths beautiful rlou and imparted tothfiulr make It DEPOT, 108 Gl’.EEXffICn KT, K. T. nucoONEDsIlAR. Groceries and Provsions, ATLAUTIC & GREAT WSTERfl Broad Gauge Railway! I. p n.r......iri or, ... B»jBarfcK?n.Lfflcei^ NEW YORK “Wall; Mary f “It ain’t uico I don’t like it ” “Hush" . *T dun t care it ain't nice; and ' wuodsr wby aunt brought as to such a place." “Hush. Mary, tbo folka will laugh at yon.” After ons or two fliugs aal a piruueUe gagtiSSwaBiaret: :ss; lOHTsry, PITTlillDMB. -.rs .i .. . . J*fl I Ia A »I. UPI11 A. ' HA XTI■OK R,jvi>< WAkltf.VarON <MTY. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania I Sat? •pls ivaOjaosil 1, ,; , Gxeait.UMilton . >. «f EEEfMl MllUU. terrs Excrltrat Farwhir Ui<» ia tin towaef Pauauwnka. Borey reeaiy, . lSL<'TSTOsUTPl RCHJSf.XS. ORO '6 PIANOS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-02-12.pdf adf5e7473581c5f472dd78bce3ccfb9f PDF Text Text ®lje Ijnstings urtnncv •to gastiBg* giiatr GWO. M. DEW'BY, «^At HASTIXon. DAKBYNO , MICO.. Tzua.-u.Mnzuinni. BY GEO. M. DEWEY. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1868 VOL. XII, Wriiral »u«mt»5 -Dirrctoru. Jfloelru. LITTLE GRACE. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, tan ------- Hoofland's German Tonic. Prepared by Dr. 0. M. LIVER, STOMACH, OR th. THE SLEIGH-EIDE. tto< upon to sacrifice talbm- hi.ob«etororiwU**'»f|t*w-ta‘o» bY Ma situation—what should be do T Tbe! ‘iwn- J naamuch,. however,. i the revised struggle in his mind wm ’however, of but Instrument eml.odloi Eijual IUj hto, and short duration. Both he and hi* friend decided that there could be no cumprom- great principle, tbe Democracy have re­ iso with cunadonca 'IE* latter assured cently determined to war upon It aa a him that hi* room, his little salary, and a.'l his diving* -would be ahorod with him tt-crlta whatever. It will be Uu'.rucilvu until he cuuld find another and mure bunurable situation, aud added: "You needn't l>o concerned about that either. vcnUun upon the various port!uni of this Su guod-loking a young fellow a* you are Con-Ltutiun. ta not picked up ovary day.” And su it The Article on Boundaries and Seat of Government received evervP-mooratentered the service of Riley & Wood, leading marehan is on .'*th street, gentle­ men ol undoubted integrity ns well as fine bitainces capacity, who, upun retiring from business with atntiie fortunes sever­ insldiou* and outrageous aaal year* afterwards, left ell their affairs with Hupkina, who paid them to tho ut­ ■au'.te upon our popular liberties, rooolv- tin «l«aullj ■ O»I; DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland’s Gorman Bitters HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC, Hoonand’s German Bitters. HOOFLAND'S GERMAH TONIC Equal Bafiage. Tha ouBstitatian of Peens ed in 17M, only thnemiN mixtion of'the United State* «■» M stall) .b«J, Two years later, in ITOS, Delaware framed her cuswtitutiun, declaring tMt all election* shall bo five and wo*l" u.. — V..-.V. t_________ ' ' Maryland formed her ron*4itution a having a freehold of in the county in whit and reaiding' ihenrin, having prujwrty in this value of thirty pounds, ■nA kavInA, i ■ il •» whfahtl most fartliing, principal nud interest, and who went on ih a career uf jirusporuus, Anal paa-age. honorable dealing until ho had accumu­ lated a fortune of half a million doltars chtee wt.a oppexed by the Democrat! *. ». H'u A Car Incident The Article upon the D’.vte'on of the Ono sees a good deal of character when traveling, cejiccially in huiae cars, and os I Democratic vote cad upon ita final pas1 du a good deal uf tho luUcr sort, 1 of-' ten get glirajiwi uf the ud.l.disagreeable, The Article upon L-’gistatlve Depart­ or pirtuaut ririo uf my fcUvw beluga ment was voted against upun Ita final Let mo tell yuu n little scene which was a lesson to all who saw it Going to mini. wM. onua ®»«t niniR * jO’is anvriTi, iHi^rrtlang A Story for Clerks. IM Flv-h. CBM I »r..l Orrot Da: The editor uf tbe Chicago Journal uf Cummer cu, cumineriting Uputr tliu recent failure uf Mr. C. L Llupkiita in Ciuiiubuti, (which Iim uui affected the confi­ dence uf his friend* in that gentleman'* integrity and frem which ho is expected KBArrra a oanavnioit. a C PUISDLK There are »umo jKti-ticuliir* ounnected with tho early Li«U>ry uf Mr. Htilikihs, which.4ta au uld resident u£ Cinemuuti, wo happen to know, mid which wotliiuk it may bo graulyfag to hi* nnminuus friends and uaeim to all yuoig men who ■ contiinplate a like houuiabto and sue-' analui cwreer ua tew, to laalrio- jHitata.— Shortly ultor uur removal to Luulunali from the East ur about tho year 1849 or 1850, two yuuug men—ur Ixiys rather— camo from Columbus, Ohiu seeking otupluyment a* clerks. They brought with thi-ui nothing hut good health, guad sptr- r o iDtr.mi. STLVA’nrt H C-XJK. «l Ui ->~in . JOHH M’CRAXT.. xSSSS trodnetiun, tln-ir uutire ivitaow for *ucww being upou tho imptioeiun they might be able to mnke by a. mue than ordinarily aftracti • o p a a /tud ijqsjsrianoo. WEAK AND DELICATE CH I LuR Ln TV«™.1| or amslealr- haw artumalauJ l« ;h ill had the mas tiers and bearing of gmi lie­ men, and thia very soon attracted tho attentiiin of shrewd Lusiueaa men who I know the marketabta value of such uuI usiinl uttia.-tiuna, and they viry aouu ob■ tainod what wuro snjqmwxl to Le eligible situatiuna . •ULa-Luv'lSM ia«r HA*TT>OS HOU'E. Hen. Geo. W. Woodward. M-n* IS !•*> lirudstrwt, then a Hon. James Thompson. book etorw uf thin city and uf the West euterod the dtevice of. HcAiJy W. Derby, then the furemuat mun iu the Look trade Utnoinnali. Hopkins had hardly beme initiate iu lus From Bev. Joseph IL Kennard. D. D. ■a. lasts i । without money or Htenda and sucmiupiy doiiendent upun din favor of his emiJoyer lor his daily bread. Thia Bradstreet . II. KKHKAnn, miwiuf a m.. n * nrsTixcs woolen factoit. sw BoiFlwrRY: wh.u it wasfnltaol. A* we lulled along; on Ar.,c e IV of the pre^nt O,M.UuI glanced up and down tho two rows of i don. but tbe minority deci nod to mlaces and am used myself by studying dor e It on oxcuntof tbe fact that It did them. Nuno were pru-atularly attractive not B-psrAiely s ibin t to tbe people al­ except a buy uf eighteen, ur so, who snt ternative pruposldons of license and uj>]K-sito. Bo wosu t handoutue, nor very wo J dreoMx!; but liwieua* bonielhfag p.-t h.bUlnn. It w.llbe borne In mind wry ploaaoul to me fa Use thin brewn in th a connection, that since the Contaco iMintaludfously uvur tho book. From ■ dtut ou was submitted to the people and !ta canva slug commt need, no uf hie *hunHer» I fa that ho had charges have been brought against tn!s him nil the mure lurAtasb-^ While list Inciting at ly admitted. The Article on Executive Department him an ultTculm ud wumnu gut in. All From Bev. X D. FradalL CA"T on. -tSMSS. - —IW the right of inHingo,” ask that Michigan shall princiidu uf Equal Sul the faxhers uf ths Be, heart of tho Revulutiu gtattlbng men and then the tom* uf W Jcffersuu, Leo and Patrick od her cr.nstitutfon d Let u Return to the Faith oftheFath- In advocaUng Equal Suffrage, we ad­ vocate nothing now. nothing rwvulutiuiia-' the Republic. advocate forming the statutes of Michigan State* which created tho Republic. In opposing Equal Suffrage in Michigan, , tlui Democratic argons and party spit upou Ita final pssage. t un tho grave* uf tno^falheis uf the BoThe Article ju Jur|l< lai Department I public, and abuse their law* and their - faith. The jiruuf i* easy; it is familiar to on Ila final paaea^o. | CTeIy atudoui uf history; it ia written in The Article vu ftato officer* receir.d I o erne uf Iho original Stalo cunditurvery Democratic vote curt upun Its Onm । liulu iw01td of Gw old original States, puis gc. ’ When any Democrat revile* Suffrage. The Ar l ie on Impeachment and He- jj, reviles tho old constitution created by instantly, Bort Leckuuiug, uud rrsjwctlul- moral, t ora Office received nrry Detnfathers uf tho Bepxhjta- When ho 1 wu gentlemen lind given their plane to while ladies, but nunc of tho five seated goutlcmau ullered tho uld wunuin a seat, bho was very black und shabby, but the '‘ ‘ ' tient, and tho | puurcluthl iriug nu.pieju- i about u, otfur1 E Bho took it with a motherly ■A'thanky, been -o unscrupulously and unfa Uy a-- United States. Let ns examine thoorigdear, tlmnlry," and settled herself with s<l Ou by tbe Uctnoer-tic p ee >, ieceiv» d I inal State omsfftutiuus of tbe old thirteen a aigh uf satiafactiun. Two girls looked al uno another and gigled, but sto]*ned Equal Suffrage suddenly, with an alturv-.i look when they fa every on» d saw, what nunc uf ua had observed be­ South Carolina fore, that the youth was tame. As bo arranged his crutch tlio old gentleman next me bobbed up in an impetuous way which, made me su^wt that ho was a *ppou t..e Artic.oun Education, when little ashamed of himself. htate, haring tho proper q:ialificutiuus,ha* | “Herr, yuu muau t stand, sit down, sit an ey aLitf*i io t ‘ti >r fltit-n into down,” he said. .ion In Uu> c. sv « aa U.se'i upon otficc.” Ito article on clectiuns declares ‘•Certainly not, sir, I can stand perfect­ 'that “ovary pialo inhabitant of each town ly well;” and with a decided shako of the IumuI tliu boy looked down at his book I be Ard-lc on Military Department colorings hillo nudur lire four and twenty years of age and ujwrard, except pauper* aud I>ereuns excused from paying taxeoat L.bcieou vount । thoir own request, shall have nngb(,ai tlx. > annual ur other meetings uf the favtes out mu. eon. • • “Yuu’ve been tn die armyt" Ihe reitta.e on Totrnshipo received “Yea air, a abort time.” were still living, and whfll their couaaih and wisdom ruled in the Republic, dectozv ing that the electors uf members of the General Assembly stall be citixuia and inhabitantsuf this State, shall haw st- Buuth Carolina alone—the mother of dared that electors should ouaaht of usiginal thirteen States, except South the least degraded then Democrat tyxitee Equal standing squarely upon I publican mpal Suffrage “Sec any fighting't* ’ day. When we urged t “ was At Wagner.” At that time quite a little brecae of^irual Suffrage laid fiuirti urge-, l-ii# action biiDf unused by toe rntcivat blew thivugh the our, and thejuld tuaalo.'the Convcu.ion to p o-lu.ttne woman jutted the end uf the Luy’a ouat, that tai ou bur knee, with a tank that muulcl)ul gove.nmenia, iur ttn> j uiposo ol iduUus Coiiitn i.iut*, etc. As bo “Gut wounded there I” said the old Aulrte, hrwevir, Is Almost ideud al with t >e pr .v-sltuis up m tuu sufawt Li . --..--II .. .An ihtia, w n l .k. “Last my foot, sir.” Up I got and insisted that he should could k*du uothiugbyrtfoeJufc Ui« new ai$ down. But he laughingly refused, Cou»utuU<>n, and th- r^suu* tor ot p<Mt.uuwu.cb ’uay b*w applbd io tbe L.*.vo1U»4 ri bread iirintapta of Equal Bufftago estab­ curious to see how carefully ths tadioa lished In tho vo.y mLtet of the Rosulu। queellun will no. ____ u —I.I.. drew their skirts out of lus way—how Uunary War, end biuught forth in the respectfully a man uticued the door fhr very cradle uf American liberty. Let him and how grwwtfuliy th* ouk-rwd wo­ ulurUomUtut ou. . he uesn jvrauo vole Michigan return to tho doctrine of tho in X j UouvoiUuu w-salmp.y a usvla-ar men's eyas &Uwed him. . t ou u. p l iclp ea, and tus uo proC’-iiad fitlto a The oU charter of Rhode Island, which bear, u, upon tbe qu.edana now before her that ho bad raored it below ita cost Tho lady seeming auuiowhat incredulous, Bradstreet tatempted to make good bin statement bycalltu^ upotr his hnndsumo young dork to eoutinu >L Be shrewdly judged that IIdpkinta huaest, ingenuous proved that face would ntonu caiiy cunvicriun, and ho ' should thcrtl y to able to dfrU a sole­ Being thus rduetautly compelled to give evidence, Itojihta* examined the cost uid nour and black. [Merry’* mark carefuty, and thou inquired: “Mr. iur February. Bradstreet, rto yuu wuh mo to teU this In­ dy tho truth 7"—“Certainly,” replied The Democratic Beeord upon the Conthat wily tradesman. Mawmauying his 10stitut103. mork with a^rittk and a grimniHM that story of fraud : “tell her Wc hsve already called the attention “Thon,” ouid Hojdiius. oAha people of Michigan to tbe fact that F tumiu, Yormjy Hoj.kin* went to for U1. lmporUsU fft]| c*jnp,iFD. K the Wo doubt whether Ida recent fail- ’ feet uiion him that that .tern crisis bad. uow Cun,tLul on wou’d nct h*'* cD* Ho ^claimed with tears to hie rnom-mate “Y * Jacisos, The Great Remedies for all Diseases OnH HeaM. mH NUMBER 42 lhTnei’ti-rk upon CsrporsMlons Other . ......I __ ... ..n ,(■ ocrauc vi tuaco-.iupon th yureilo.. Tao Art c « on Ex mpu ns. which tho Deur jeratlc o gsu* trevo reeor.Uy party logic uf W towed 1 n<w. -The upon its final passu *. I.. A. lala .n 41 �The I’nDUDKcr is RrBrujsurxE.ItIs not radicalism, but Andrew John­ son, that stands in tbe way of tboreMorstlon of tbe Booth , to peace and proc­ parity, and nccereltsten a targeexpeudL tnre of the public money. Taks Andrew Johnson out of tbe way and complete order wUl be restored In three months, and every State repre­ sented In Congress. He It is, who, in­ stead of ad vistas rebeto to accept tbe al­ tered condition of things with good The traitore everywhere,North as well graee. has roused tbelr wont and basest as Sooth, obtained greet comfort from the resuUoftbs election la Ohio lari October. They eat It down as evidence ■ Kbqro Svrrnxan.—Under thia bead iTa permanent popular reaction again* t tbaTMThse Auasaayei In Wisconsin at tbo last election the tbe Union Republican pory. Tbelr ▼tew of It did seem sornewliat plausible qra-Uon of universal negro suflr. ge was totalise not fully Informed as to all tbe oubnitttud. and although tbe llepubli- t 5«stings gannet. toes! tnfluenras which oflbded, dleaoby nearly five thoua.md majority, yvt ,-lWjirV. tbo proepecta of the Rcpublieaw Then, alao, the great Union party this prop eltlon was defeated by more not be aroueod to tbe necessity of than tlx thouaand tnqlority. Ihbla* deilded mistake, the ques­ •Mgorouj and united effort. The oxartfon made was apaamodicand IneflkeUvc. tion of Negro SutTTage wu* submitted tn Now, tho caae la different. Everywhere the ponplo of Wisconsin nearly txx throughout the North tbe Republican Txara agn, and adopted, aa a oonstltuorganisation la arousing ilerif. like a ttnn J amendment Will the AVeePreu giant, whose repose lias been distorted correct thia error 7 We shall ace. by antagonists, who arenomsbhfor bls reslatlcas strength when folly ex•rtel The reesnt actiun o< Congreas| pondent in rorte-au-Frinco, Hayti, give has infused new ener? f Into the powei- us an interesting account on the rela­ lul organlxallon wb' b preserved the tions of tbe Government and people in llfsof ths Republic In ita greatest peril. Hayti to the Roman Catholic Church, a Republican Rta'.etucn In tho national subject on which little Is generally Lagtslatu.-e have felt the necessity of bold measures, to dsfrat tbe plans for In Hayti any more then It did In Aust U undoing al! that Congrare, in tho luter- and uti.ee European ocuntrice, and at «afa of loyalty, has done. Tbvlr spirit pre-ent the Fieaidaot, as well as the ma­ and nerve will be responded to a. eng jority o' the Chambers, are opposed to tho whole Union line, from the Paclflv I'. We hope that In changing the rcls•lope to the Atlantic shore, S,nd Lum , Michigan to Florida. ernment of Hayti may fully adopt the Wa have the first proofs of th'a in the American principle of comp! -trec iara spacial election which took plate In the Hun b-tween Church and State, Instead eighth Ohio Distiiit, to HU the vaeanci ■*f t< e EuRqiesn Idea of sStaleChuich. oeeaaloncd by the death of Mr. Hamil­ ton. Both partlei sLim>xxl thlid strict thoroughly. The copperbrad ondid ,te of paying thi natl >nal debt In green­ backs. •nd barp.-d continually upon the burdens of taxation. Illa Republican eppoutint was a Federal Officer, whose record during the war, showed him io boof jq»t the st।tnp tn defeat a. med rebels and sympai hlxlng Coiperho ds. Tbe laftrr did th ir beat to invent b;a election to Congress, and they expected i to sacoeed, and wu confess a o had feats they would. The Wa httigtou correapon dents uf tbe Northern O.pjKrhead papers bad beeu ro, olein? in ad.auce OVer tbe anLcljiateJ vl.lory. One of these pqpcrs coupled the probable re« It with that soon to transpire In New Hampshire, aud In that we gueas be wa­ shout right, but Oils was unfo.tunaia for Copperhead pop*rv. Tbe election Mme off, and tbe Republicans won by a glorious majority of nearly 1000 v-tca, while In Ocloucr last Gov. Hayes, had only one forth sa many. Three large Republican gains from last October, st Uila special tlotr.lcn, and on au lucreaaad vote, Indies tea thut our national qumttbns, whenever tbe Issue can io square !y drawn between tbe adherents end enemies of Cong.eaa,betwc- n tbe friends of t.Tje reconstruction and tlmej really fkroridk rebel r*!on>tion, the Union Republican organisation 1»(rsvixciMLX in every Northern State. >7 ’ Republicans of Barry County, Re­ member tbe ca>l on you is for 1000 ma­ jority tn April In vindication at tbe polivj of Ctjigiw, and in rp| oak ton to the Coppetbrad policy of making Slaves Our Chicago Correspondence frotn thordSpinalbUlty of thia wotk and ' giving blui mure time to devote to hte I peculiar Arid. The firms burned out by the great Are af tbe tBtb <riu,areall already eatablUhed in naw locxtiona, and are g 4ng on with tbelr business aa if nothing lead happened to them. One of thu first to recover from the ahdbk was tbs well kuown boaaeof Norril A llopkina, deal­ ers In crookery, earthen-ware, table ser­ vice, glass-urara. stc., formaly located at No.» Lake atreeL The day after the Ore, they bad desk room In an office near by and were, aa wrari, fl ling their numerous an I largo orders from the im­ mense stock of go lds which fort ina ely bappened to be in the r warohosisc. Two days a*tarwards, they were per­ manent, y e-t tbllabed In a niagtiiflecnt tnenl Immigine, from any delay or er­ ror in tbelr tilling of orders upon them or prampl Iran.ml -slon of ord -n through them to man a tarturo a, that any eueb ser ous casualty had beta'lcn thesn. Tbelr present immense stock Is all new and, owing to the thllin the market, of­ fered at remarknLly eh-ap rat s Their terms a-e always u-n per cent below any otherJobben In th-ir line, by reason o’ their admirable and original aystern of selling In sasortments Tone I to suit every poo>lble order almost, all packs I by the manufacturers and so d without the ordinary labor of unpacking, assort­ ing and re-packlng. I bc public invo-tlgatlon still coutinura, but the commlU.-es* aevlons are no more held In secret. Eqanlly unpro■<itno time past has been old Rothgcrber, who has for years been engaged In tho charitable occu|*atlo:i of balling gumblcnonl pno-l utes out of prion. Th'-y expa .-ted some deb revelations, tut In tbo tlrst pia.e ho wouldn't take an oath, he hid religious scruples, and would only affirm; then be didn't know anyth! -g which would e mprise nnybudy. "Hud he ever divided ihi pruflt* of bls budin-ss with anybody "Vet. Cbcago, Feb. 8th. IWt.' n. Banxeb:—On Hornby night trembled with ease.- ant c patloa. "My | the anuual luaaqurrad** of the Turo- wife," he answered, blandly smiling. , They gave h iu Up. ,nrc of the grand errata of tbe season. The wou d-bo aval of Rhtori, Mrs. Alnot. If not quite everybody de'-i.-bte Lnndcr, who lias been playing a One | sueh a big spree as this was, *ueh a series of Ls-hig ongigcmcats iu the tn etmillcr Wc-tera towns, ounce here next mad lollicklng. .lolly carnival. onre In a. v> bile, end a belter opportunity for the week. Little Is exp.ti.nl Torn her. Thu-b.ict opero season of one week, vrnlldentlon of eueb a l.klug <»*ild not which we arc now having, tai thus far been quite svece*a.'uL Edwin B olb is playing et McVick­ censb lo gallant things to aUracbvr er’s. Un'or unatoly, Mary MoVIcker, p£fne:a in the danre,—tntf duet otia who la hla leading support hna boeu too al k to appear with him this Week. are not a necessity.—eharp l tt!cgr<tlThe police have d'seovere I aud brokfleat one, of spite and vindictive thru la by'dloeppoln'ed rivals, perHcularly of tbe setter and more malicious sex, are Bailment where yo mg b-»ya nud glrl« given withatioh ca-o; one dues not need were regularly elucatod In thj ar; of always to revel t, in emvoreat on, tn the khlcvlnf In all lu branches. Quotation* on ehauge lo-d »y are reexistence of a marital tie; one can enmprvml-e so handsomely between con- perte 1 as closing nt the fo lowing fig­ Viutlona! modesty nn l a natural dc ire ure: 1‘tour, 513 75 Mr white winter; $10.50 for red; Jp 73 »lt»AO for spring ex­ to dlrp’ay a pretty leg and foot, ora Ure k girt, or any thing e!»o alm<at, the tra. Wheat no. 1 8—OS, no. 2$2.'e@tfemale mind never hesitating to sacri­ 04, no. 3 $1.88@1.S®. Corn, no. 1, <dk; fice Jegltamacy of C'»lume to apcctacu- new, 6l@S3o. Oats674€6Bjc. Ryeni.l, lor < fleet. Then, with all tbew, there fl.M@l,l»._liarley, no. ! t'2.OO02.1T laai-chan epidemic of fun, burlsk;us rv ecle I, S1AJ01.88. Timo by sect! iland extravag;>nee, why tbe very mag­ llifl-W. Flax reed. TH.40. Clover netic sympathy of the occ.iaion carries eesd, $7.2507.70. Me e Pork. $3,000­ away In tbe mad revel tbe moot aedato 21.25. I.ard, 131c. Shoulders. Bjc. of i oople. Tlrm IfaU, In all ita great ex­ Rough slden, 0001c. Cumbcrhnds 8jtant and numerous nxdnv, «aa deneriy 08|e. Short rib*, 10c. Short dear, lie. crowded with the ray throng of mvkti Dressed Hogs, $7.4O&8^0. and fam eaily in tbe evening ant'd grey dawn, tbe Joyous fa'tlval went on. If there wna one dcfoct In the aflklr, It w as in the alraneeof ooetly and magnificent Tn hka recent mesrage to the Towa Lcgeostumes, ths ten dun <y bring central­ lalntnro. Cov. Ftonb, alter eiaakluc of The Granite State, baa the honor of ly to the humorous and grotesque. One the rapid prognasof agriculture in Iowa kadlugoffla the cosuing Frra.dcntfol pleasing feature tn thia direction was the calls attention to an important subject campaign, and we are glad to ob-erve serie* uf txblciux on the stage Brat of “It is not, however, in ths pursuit of that tbe Republicans are aebveiy pre­ these were the rcp ee'ntatlona of'*Tarparing foe tbe State election; In that turus'* and “Olympus,'*in which nearly agriculture alone that tbo enterprise ttala they are lighting aquarely on ths aB the mythological deities were superb­ wealth of our people are advancing. In prealdcnllal platform ; tbe Republican ly mriratu ed. Appollo wxa a limping the general dovelojmrn’ of our varied Mate Convention, which unculu-.vualy one-vjad flddh r; Gany mode was awhiu re-ourcee, other dei artmen'e of enter­ a (ironed brer-Jerkar and cupld a foot boy. prise and of remunerative labor are like­ rated Gen. Grant fot ths Pro sideray, Of coune there wete many practical ly to command a la>gc share of attention Joksre—oa for Instance, Mr. M waslu- and realise an adequate meranro of sucand under the Inepiratii n of tbe genrrfurmed in an eager whisper that bls wife orae. Our coal, peat, gypsum, took, ai confldenev leit by the ma«e of the lx opte East, aa well as with us, ii. the ton- had falhomed lib UtUe ruse of "bosl- timber, and plentiful ropi 1 ee of water, querurof the rebellion, tbe Democratic noas out of town,'* and instead of re­ together with various kinds of raw ma­ party and all robel t>. pel blurs will, maining quietly at borne, was preotnl, terial produced wl.hln the Blate, or undoubiodly be vanquished In the com­ under s mask, walcirog him; Mrs C. readily ol tain able In exchange for our ing contest. The Grant Clubs are doing learned, to bar Josdoua dismay, that her own p odu- tioua. preso-it tho strangest inducemoaiachatotn exid -or th? Intro­ in New ManipehirwmtMh eflta.eut work, busband had myrinioualy **le.3 the hall (which, by tho way, would lb<-y uut do tn company with ablnadamlno," where­ duction and promotion of manufactur­ as be, innoesnt man, had onlyrebanged ing enter, ri-ea. Th >t these advantages here?) while many ItepuUfcau-, oOeiiddisguises with a friend; and ihefw ware are already undontood and rralited is ed last year aa they bad Just cwme to be, sufficiently Hluatratod ly the fact that tandrr loven, who discovered too late, the cap tai employed in manufacturing prariheri upon them, to acoute the noniinatlon of Hairiman over tbe that they h jd been wasting tbe swee:- purposes, aashown by ihv eeneua rerarns nreeof their bemad words un the daae.-t o; last year, amounts tn $15,730,SOO, and meat noble of the many noble aons of :Naw Hampshire, Hou. Onalaw Htraree, sir of their own wives and aweitbrarta, that U>ecapital thus invented has bteo who of count never could be made to more than doubled within the last two aae new cordially and urne»Uy aualalnbelieve In that perfidious efflrmaUi-n, iagGov. Harriman, and the Republl"Knew all tbe time that it was you. It would be well if the people of this State mure fully realised the Important eonflilcDea for a decisive victory In On the third of next month, we are to fact that the various Implement. ad&]>ted March, which rhsll bean en<ocn Ing praailga for a grand Republican Irininpb have a ■ Bi grander masqunra le at tbe to agrienliur-*] and mechanic 4 (lareui s, Opera House, gotten up by the Germain am! the nuu binery re (ulred iu va ious throughout tbo countiy, In Nm ember 4a i!arm.rrcftor, under Hire* tion <-f th. ir manufoctur ugpui|<oees, may be abun­ &cxL BepaUtaan* of Michigan, eee to dantly tapplied by the labor of thrir U that you do your abide duty al rise own artlrana and meebani a. The vis-t April eieoitou. that an easy vkto y m-y sums now annually expended In tbe pur­ be ou.e in November, under tbe loader chase of these art'des from tlw princely ship cd Grant, ____ There has beau quite an important establishm.nli of tlm Eest-ru States change In the edlio iri managemsat of should be retained lo augment home tbe "Tribune,'* la the au] plaut.ng of capital, and encourage the eutcrpriM) Mr. Colbcrtb, who has b«m city editor and reward the Indu.try of our own atri­ for four year-, by Mr. f. MeJUl, broih.r ums. Wuabo ildunde-vimd, aeagnive of Mr. Ja«. Madid- "8am*' U a young question of polltlari economy, th it buy­ ing mors than x c sell, who eby tbe Ul- and aiisa qOOD news,—good news. Pedmi, yard wide, Strins Shirtin 4, Prints, CJ®* Sugar, Good. Tea, Poxf Tmnerial Tea. JT*ar?i tWvft. P« All.irnnt Carrini'ere. Red Flannel, p« DRUG ton BEST STOGA BOOTS $4.50 PER PAIR. riFats, 75 Cotton Batting, Satinet Suits for Men. All-wool Cassimere suits. /It to2 0.00, Broadcloth Ttress Coat for $10,00, A goodblack Overcoat for 37.00. ROB^j MUDGE & BAILEY. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS young men out of a rood । is requested to the ar •C Hon. R. C. Pr'ndlc, and bf new advrrtl’etnon!' In il F. D. ACKLEY & CO. fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumeries, Ladic’s Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, $c. Jfc. To buy your DRUGS AND -MEDICINES. To buy your GROCERIES. GOODYEAR, BARLOW t BAILEY’S MAMMOTH STORE. To buy your TOILET AND TANCY ARTICLE. Laiia, te are aM p ti BOBkfiTT To buy your Traveling Ba«He hu the neatest, best, largest and cheapest assortment ever brought to thia market. ketSi To Uy your Books 4 Sta­ tionery. Large and splendid stock of goods/ Mr. Kaitmrs That'a what’a the matter at Roberts’ Pionkeb Drug k Boor­ store. My Gooda have beep BO TTGHT TO SELL oa tbe peo­ ple will find out, on giving m* * call. I obtained them in New York, and can sell them tut cheap a-i Detroit and Chicago house* do. I did think of advertuiaf these goods, but our neighbors have so completely exhausted every source of wit, towttoh sal humor, in the many bright edntillaliona of prose, poetry and blank vera^-beaideetelling8oma of the Dogondest Whoppers in the bargain, that I bare conclud­ ed not to advertise. Bat, as I uid before, I have New Goode. GoodGoods, Cheep GofAs, Goode *3 yoK am't Rt9ti they are for eale too. If you aee any- lioin's TaxiTxrcxL Tao» pony will play lu-night Eir popular piece, end one that afuH bouse. They regret the aoa orrww/ of their be; OMI to play last evening, I was not thdra, and tbo [ overtook tho mistake and rauaiag benefit to-night �y»a! and JRisrtUanrw. innoixrrtxi m. ] M ! ITStllZUll*. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, RUSSELL & NEVINS. CHKOSIC CATARRH. Catarrh to such an extent, that tbe Air Passages In the head are In a partly de­ composed condition,-tbe nose and throat filled with sueb a mass of corrupt matter that they are -bjects of disgust <o thcm-eivce, and of pity to those with * ham they Mxrriato. Chronic Catan b usually aCccta tho young men out of a rood paring busi­ ness, la requested to the advertisement of Hun. 8. C. Pr'ndle, under the head RUSSELL & NEVINS. DISSOLUTION. ,S5Kii produc. ng a copious cfTh 'on of riwid matter. IHttx* produced by scrofula In the blood it Is almost certain to end In Consumption, unle s 'peedUy curd, ixc use it Is lmpo**lble tn entirely prevent | tbs matter li' tn running down the bron­ chial luio the air resides, and such Is the excoriating, o.- scalding projerty of •be mitter, its contact with the delicate linings oTthe air Otdl* atones reuses Ir­ ritation, and Invites the hiunorol pro­ perties of thi blood to depodt therein , BARLOW & GOODYEAR. Catarrh a'moat alwaye attends Con. sumption, and frequently LeaCs to IL In OxygenUed Air we haves pnsl tire euro tor thia dlaea«e. The remedy La taken by inhalation.—broalhsd directly into tbe lunge, and through them Oirrlo-1 Into the bloo-l; thus as toon as the blood Will iiury It. It reaches all parts of the system, decomposing the Impure matter In tbe blood end cxpel'ing It through tbe pores, and through tho na­ tural eh iuDeli t orn tho system. Th'-s you will ace that tbe cause of tbo dlaesee leally cure Brooobilfe and Consumption. Let n, one eufib.iug from thro- diseases deepelr ufrvl.ef. Xf you ore too Caraway to visit our office and too us personally, write a description of your symptom*, and forward to the address below. Send for our circular which gives a fnll d.senption of these disease*. Ont of the many tlronaand t atlmonlal« received we publish the following:— Du. O. L. BiooO, ■ Dear Sir: I desire to give you my tes­ timony in regard to tbe value of your scientific system of treating Catirrh and diseases of the Respltatory organ*. 1 have used your remedy, " OxygvnUcd Air," tn my practice for the*la«t year with complete s'icores. ! have cured the worst forma of Catarib, and a ma­ jority of therwereof Bronchitis and Conau«jAea 1» ’heir advanced stages. I un^ulifiediV pronounce "Oxygenized Ah" tbe greatest. boon ever yet confer­ red open our suffering roco. srd hope tbe day Is confer distant when every In* telllggut phyilglaa will adopt your sy»tem In the treatment of a!j chronic affec­ tions Fraternally You ra. I- M. LEE, X. D. No. IW Westminister BL, Providence. D*. C. L. Blood, My Dear Sin. I have tested your rem­ edy, ‘-Oxygen ixed Air" In advanced stagre of Cater-h. Brodehl Me and Con­ sumption. and the results have been. fri the highest tense, estlebotory; so posi­ tive am 1 of ita wonderful power to ar­ rest the progress of the above nun rd disease*, that I enn cousatenUoualy ad­ vise nil who may be suffering :rom them to place tbemsdrea under tbe treat- Miura's Tkutbicm. Taoor.—This com­ pany will play to-night Bite Lraa a very popular piece, anil one that should draw a full house. They regret exceedingly the sea urriru! of their baggage, in w<ioon to play last evening, but the fault wm not tbiira, and the public should •vsrlook ths mistake and giro them a reusing benefit to-night PIECES FALL INTS Just Received. •WSt SEUUUU, Plymouth, Maas. Send for Circular, and addroaa WE ARE COMING! fi Montgomery Place, Boarox, Mam. ■B-Phyalciar-s wanted to adopt this torr •« y*wr»ctf for IM so*lrs>l Ks we cm h*Wi> to u. ssrwsl. sMs rod candid «|-«.L«r on •sy threw*, wkhsei esteblsg MtotUsg uf ihs •Mto wtrii, sad bcMtolag all ■ ba rirarrr is bit ISTI FOB HIDES AND PELT* �Great BeiHiUi fir 60 Dayi! ^30,000! 030,000! oOwt. Th<»« uba Hjt« IF YOU WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP, STOCK: HARDWARE, LOOK AT OUK GOODS A LOW PRICES. PHILLIPS k BENTLEY’S IRON & STOVES tt, Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats and Caps. Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter • Fubident Wooeset on Divorce.— Fresldetit \Vcotsoy of Yale College la publishing In the New Englander a Vvry full and able discus-don of tho subjects. Divorce, in Ita legal aa well as rellg.ou* and ecclesiastical bearing- He ha* al­ ready written four artl. let, comprising an examination of three topics: Di ▼orceamong the Hebrews, Greeks and Now Testament; Law of Divorce In the Boman Empire and In the CUii'lbm Church; Divorce and Divorce Law in Europe tine* the Reformation. Tbetomhlnatlon of thoologle.d learning dltb tbe knowledge of history nod the history oi law, given to tbe>e jrapen a g eat value. The subject ia one in which lawyer* jnuit feel a special Interest. To .’cgiaL^ tars It is becoming everywhere a practi ea! quevt.on aa well aa to mluiatora, whose duty it la to eoiemnlxr the lite of WK'. NEW CASH STORE. KSE. $1,00 ft? 10 Cis. $1000 fur 10 01 $10,000 fir 10 01 Success. HUK9UG 605 ETEDT DEEDED KIXD i^D STELE, Wine^Tar ’ Defeated Candidates.—A defeated nominee, who gallautiy bean tha ban Ser of his party through a heavy fight, has a firm hold nj on the sympathy u. Ito . —The author of '-John IleUfax,” in her novel, * The Woman's Kingdom," In Harper's Monthly, exalts her twoh row by saying they were 'honestyoung fellows, from whom neither no nor fol­ ly had rubbed off the bloom of their youth, er led item to think and talk of Women as Cod orgive them! men eometlmes do -men who waeburnof women who once hung m innocent babies at SHOP. TO BUY YOUR GOODS! of tbe-e highly instructive articles will prtac ut a view of tbe law and practice of the various Statesin the Union, in :e•poetto divorce. MtseUon in 1M0. And though Cay w... always beaten, he waa, partly for that very reason, tie idol of hh p.rty, every, enlhuaatic Whig, from th.* Aroo-tquk to , the Missouri, being ever reedy to toss oft , a bumper with n “Hero's tn thee Har.y j Clay I” [N. Y. 8un. HARNESS MAIN BROTHERS City News Depot, Great Barplii for the Pasple! StilLLeads the Van Hair dressing BOOTS # SHOES, CHEAP! 'no’cBoiQe will quickly restore Gray Hair 3EF" Groceries and Provsions, —At a ash vol exrmlnaUon the teacher waa greatly surprised and mortified, on ask ing a little boy what the four seasons were, to receive the reply. “Pepper, mustard, salt and vinegar.’’ “Why, Johnny, bow can you say so?" expo-l->Uted the teacher. '-'Qaae them’s what ®y mother always seasons with, any how T” declared the fllLd youth. ATLANTIC & GRSAT WSTKBN Broad Gauge Railway I NEW YORK Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! PNMnem .be *Wi • Qnieb 0*4 Comlhn.M, —A writer on etiquette observes, that “when you are seated next a Udy, you .sbould lx only polite during the first Atlantic k Gt^ Western Railway. V.BB •• I AW ... Tl.. ■ ■ Hwarw ■ ■ amw - - poraltsre Store.—Taks^Ietlce. FAlATs. QllK VAkWn. pottt; nTE-rrunM. yakker m>tio.x. FRCIT J»kH, UMW.OHtMMn-8’ TRUAHEH, KTRIgQKH. 4^ RCIIOOL AMD MtWrAUKKOW BOD KM, XTATtONKsr. blank ItOOKM. newspaper.** MaOAZJKKK, Ac. DIIEKT MDsif' LXUAl. KLAXKK, IKMTKUfTtOK B<»OKK, VIOl.INAGtJltAllaTIliMaa FASCT AND TOf. ET ABHClX-t, VICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ju5 ww* HASTINGS WOOLS ,utIce, :—- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-02-19.pdf 56c4e6c387c999bbfc868c3a7340cc9f PDF Text Text •kt Muting* Jsnn't fastings (Sanner GEO. M. DEWEY' BY GEO. St. DEWET. 4 AkPiMTMEWr VOL. XII. Jortnt. THE VICTIM itTTTJyaafc uttoowlltoto «*a aOMa'ac*" t—. ■■; ■■;..._______ Fur a Cm of all Throat aui to Dis?ecs HOLBROOK a MILLS. gaarT uoortao envoi'. *xn aaavwATio uj xnvnsLui . » u> WX. DFJOU. jom ■ taum. 'smnAS Ajrogcan: uy»O»mi«w«- JlMSS PRICE OF INHALERS SI BACH. HALL 4 RUCKEL, Proprietors, MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER ■WGUId b The Great Strengthener and Pair Destroyer of the World. ■OLD DY DBCOOtm PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. BTLVAKUS H COOK. THE SHUT REMEDIES. "ixxrrjsxs FAVORABLY KNOWN AND EXTENSIVELY USED NSW Tin Citi ail Vicinity, TWENTI-FIVE TZU8.~41.SO m zjnnm. " With Malice toward none.-with Charity for all,—with Firmnoss in the Right NUMBER 43. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19, 1868 Wrfirsl. fusintss Durrtonj. lor-. MMUawa Hit Siring* linntr. ittwrllany TEARS. MADAME ZADOO POSTER'S CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM, Price 25, W and 75 Cts. per Bottle­ Tun ssrr. cnSArasr awd NIONT EFFECTUAL BE.HEDY COUGHS, COLDS. ETC. T/ir If'orid haa ever Produced. PtrnKLY VBGBTABLE, The War Department. CORRI8POKDEXCK BETWRIN OEM. GRAFT AMD PR1SIDEST JOHNSON. WAsiaernx, Tuesday, Fob. 4, 1868. The Speaker laid before the House a oummunlcation from the War Depart­ ment, inclosing the following document: Was DxrAxnotxT, Fob 4, 1868. ' Bra: In answer to the resolution of the House of Representative* of the 8th, I transmit herewith copies furnished mo by Gen. Grant of the ourrospobdence be­ tween him and tho President relating to ing my personal honor,circulated through the press for the last fortnight purport­ ing to come from the Prcaiacnt, of con­ Hu trctlltncy Axnaxw Jonxsox, Prttidtnl cf the United Statu : versations which occurred eitherwith the Sir: I have tho honor very respectful­ Cabinet meeting. What is written ad­ ly to request in writing tho order which mits of no misunderstanding. In view the President gave me verbally on Sun­ day, the 10th inst., to disregard the or­ ders of the Hun. E. M. Stanton, as Sec­ retary of War, until I know from the President himself that they were his or­ ders. I have the honor to bo, very re­ spectfully, your obedient servant, U. S. Goin, General. cose tho Senate should not concur in his The following is tho indorcement on suspension, to obtain poMoasiou of his office. My reply was, in substance, that tho above note: “As requested in his communication, Mr. Stanton would bare to appeal to tho Courts to reinstate him, illustrating my Gen. Grant is instructed in writing not to position by citing tho grounds I harl tak­ obey any order from tho War Depart­ ment assumed to be issued by the direc­ en in tho case of the Baltimore Police CommissiononL' In that caso I did not tion of tho President uulc&s such order is doubt tho technical right of Gor. Swann known by the General commJnding tho to remove tho old Commissdonore and to armies of tho United State* to have been appoint their successors, os tho old Com- authorised by the Executive. missionois refused to give up. However, I contended that no resource was left but to api>eal to the Court* Finding that the President was desirous of keeping Mr. Hit Hrcetlency . Axcaxw Joexsox, PrtiStanton out of office, whether sustained 1fei<t nf the Unittd Statu : in tho suspension ur not, I stated that I Bia : I have the honor to acknowledge had not looked particularly into the Touure-uf-Office bill but that what I had tho return of my note of the 21th inst, stated woe a general jrincinle, and if I with your indorsement thereon. “That I should change my mindin this particular case, I would inform him of the fact— Department assumed to bo issued by the Subsequently, on reading tho Tenure-of■ direction of the President, unless "such Office bill dooely I found tliat I ocxild order is known by me to have been aunot, without violation of tho law, refused thorixod by tho Executive,” and in re­ to vacate tho office of Secrefaty of War ply thereto to say that I am informed by the moment Mr. Stanton was reinstated the S-cratan- of War that ho has not re­ by tho Senate, even though tho President ceived from tho Executive any crier or ordered me to retiro,which bo never did. instructions limiting or impanng his au­ Taking thia view of tho subject, and thority to issue orders to the Army, as has looming on Saturday, tho 11th inst, that heretofore been tho practice under tho tho Senate had taken up the subject of■ law and customs of tho Department— Stantou’s suspension, after some conver­ While his authority to tho War I)ci>artsation with Lieutenant-Gen. Sherman, ment is not oountermanded it will bo and borne members of mv staff, in which satisfactory evidence to me that uiy orders I stated that the law left mo no discre­ issued from tho War Department, by di­ tion ns to my action, should Mr. Stanton rection of tho Presidont, are authorised bo reinstated, and that I intended to in- by tho Executive. I have the honor to lx-, v<ny respoctfuily, your obedient aervU. 8. Gmast, General this ant, Exarrrmt Mxxstox, Jan. 31, 1868. known. In doing thia, I fulfilled tho! Gtxtxit: I have received your cumpromise mode in our last proceeding <vu-j; mnnientun of the 28th inst, renewing versatiun on tho subject The Preadcnt, 1 your request of (he 24th, that I should however, instead of accepting my view repeat in a written form my verbal inof tho requirements of tho Tcuuro-of- slructious of tho 19th inst,' viz: ‘'That Offico bili,cuntended tliat ho had susjwnd- Ci olx>y no order from the Hou. Edwin Stanton, as Secretary of " War, unices ed Mr. Gtanton under the authority given by the Constitution, and that tho some you have in form n tion that it was issued authority did not preclude him from re- by the President's direction.” In sub­ mitting this request, with which I cum-1 far tho snspeAsiou to the Senate. That pliod on tho 29th inst, you take occasion I having been appointed under the authori­ to allude to recent publications in refer­ ty given by the Constitution, and not ence to tho circumstances connected with under any Act of Congress, I could not be governed by the act 1 stated that the law wan binding on me, constitutional ar not until set asido by tho proper tribunal wliich you term “gross miareprcsentationr," and givo at length your own reeullectiun ot the facts under which, with­ out tho sanction of tliu President, from whom you had received and accepted the appointment, you yielded the Depart­ ment of War to tho present incumbent President until the following Tueeday.— As stated in your oummunientiou some From tho 1 lib, to the Cabinet meeting time after you had assumed the duiice an on the 14 th inst a doubt never entered the course that my mind about the I*roaidcnt’s fully un­ derstanding my position, namely: That if the Senate refused to concur in the non-concurronco by the Senate in tho suspension of Mr. Stanton, my powers as sus]>cnsiau of Mr. Stanton. I sought that Secretary of War *Ji>»Lr«w,wuuld,’ceaae, interriow, calling, ruysel4 at the War and Mr. Stanton’s right to resume at once DojurtmcnL Mr solo object in then the functions of his office, would, under bringing tho subject to your attontion the law, bo indisputable, and 1 acted ac­ wds to ascertain definitely what would be cordingly. With Mr. Stanton I had no veur own action, should such an attempt communication, direct or indirect, oa the be made, for hi* restoration to the War subject of his reinstatement during his suspension. I knew it bad been rocommended to the President to send in the tho distinct understanding, that if upon name of Gov. Cox of Ohio, for Bocrotnry reflection you should prefer not to becumo of War, and thus save all the embsrnuw- u party to tho controversy, or should con­ clude that it would bo your duty id sur render the Department to Mr. Stanton, upon action in his favor by tho Senate, yon wore to return the office to mo prior to a decision by tho Sonata, in order that ith the Prosidoaton the subject I have ad no correspondence with the President since tho 12th of August last After tho ficin! letter, announcing that with Mr. action of tho Sonata on his alleged rea- Stanton’s reinstatement by tho Senate I had ceased to bo Secretary of War ad in­ tori*, and who saw the President open of that office os required by the act of and read the communication, brought iuuritn, and to appoint some other Congress, and have continued to disebarge back to ma, from tho President, a mesethem without any personal or written , all of them communication with tho President. No orient have boon issued from this Depart­ asms ocmctoMon ment in the name of tho President, with my knowledge, and I have received no reminded day, the 11th inst, mentioned in your You thus,m disregard of ing between us, vacated the office witbouf having given me ixriroof your intention naro called 1 am at a Iom to poroeivo, u lie certainly did pot inform me whether ____ .-I_______ ... any al tempted ramstatement of Mj. Stansubject- The fact that such a promise tan Tl.i, wwmww. ~r >1-1____ • . existed is evidence of an agreement of the kind I have meatioaed. You had 14 th instant widly differs from tool con­ found in our first ojnfervuco tliat tho tained in your communication for it shows Stanton out of office, whether sustained in the euspenaiou or not You knew what reason had induced tho President to ask from you a promsre. You also know that, in case yutir viewsof duty did not accord with Ins own ebuvirtiofia, ft rejay necessary, you aOmrt-. ted that my rental of them was entirely, accurate. Sincerely anxious, however, to bo correct in my statement, I bare to-day rend this narration of whut occurred on ■ tho 15 th last to the, mom beta of tlioCab- istonce of a posilire understanding be­ excoption, agree in its accuracy. It is on­ tween na Tho conclusions were plainly ly necessary to add that on Wednesday’ doduceable from our various oonverea- moraing, the 15th, you criledon mo fa company with LiouL Gen. Shannon. Afr placed yourself in a position whore,could I hare oatieij-atod your action. I would hare been compelled to ask of you, aa I first told mo that it was your intention to urge Mr. Stanton to re/ign Iris office-__ sor of the War Department, a latter of After you bad withdrawn, I carcfrily road the article of which youhsd spoken, and found that its sentiments td Use un­ derstandings between us were substantial­ ly correc-. On the 17th I caused it to bo of Gov. Cox of Ohio for the office of :rend to four ar five members of the Cab­ Secretary of War was suggested to mo. ;inet who wore present at our conference This appointment as Mr. Stanton's sue- ।on tho 14th, and they concurred in tho ccar-or wo* urged in yuur names and ,it ।general ocruracy ’of its rtatetnctU: was said that his selection would oar^ .rwixstisg <mr con venation upon ths. further cmbarraatmenU I did not think ।occasion. In reply to your eommtmlca* that in the salectiun of a Cabinet officer I should bo trampled by such cunsidura- to nwke the simple rcdtalof facta. Very1 tioii* I was iiropared to take tho re- :respectfully yours, • itponsibility of deciding tlio question in AtCDUKW JOHKBOM. nccurinnce with toy ideas of CoustilutionGon. V. S. Grant, Commanding U. B. o! du(y, and haring determined on a course which I doomed right and proper, HEAnQVAnTXM AF.MT OF TUX' was anxious to learn the stops you would . UXITKD STAT18. take, should the pasBessian of tho War Department be demanded by Mr. Stan­ ton. Had your action been in conformi­ -President qf the Unitid Staten .ty with the understanding letwcen us, I do not believe that tho cmbarrassnu'ut would hare attained its prveent propor­ tions. or that tho probability of its repe­ tition would have bv------------- - ‘ ' that with a view to ly termination the article over the initial* “J. B. 8.” tn on Monday, tho 15th inst., and on tho succeeding Sundav, to call ujxm Mr. Stanton and urged upon him that the good of tho service required his resigna­ tion. I cunfoos that-1 consider your projaoaal os a sort of reparation for the fail­ ure on your part to act in accordance mfa-cpn senfations contained In there with an understanding more ttian once article*, and which my statement of rqx^itod, which I thought had received facta jet forth in my letter ot the nth ult, your full assent, and finder which you could have returned to mbiho office which I had conferred upon you, tlnu saving Ing. I confess my surprlw that th-» countable for the faithful elocution of the matter of admisalonn altered »n Mr. Stanton 3uco him vvlun- mont You conclude your communica­ tionwith a referrence to our conversation of the Cabinet held on of what then occured you say that “after edon Saturday, the 11th ult, without the Pretddont hod given Ids version of our previous oottvereationa, you stated then subatantiaUy as given in your letter, and that you in no wise admitted thecor­ rectness of his statement of them; though to Bofteu the evident contradiction my statement gave, I said, alluding to our first communication an tho subject, the President might hare understood in the at any fixed time, on the subject. The performance of the promises alleged to mont I made no such prouuM.” My reoo lection of what then transpired i» InconalMency with tho whole history of diametrically tho reveroo of yuur nnxra- took place ah greatest objection to his removal was th* dicial proceedings tliat might follow non-concurronce by tho Senate in Mr. Stautou’s •uspenxiun, or should you wish not to become involved in such a contro­ tion versy to pat me in tho same position with taj ecteily Imposed upon M by the laws. red to in the resolution of the House of arf Mhrta', the President HASTINGS WtWLEN FAGTOBY- ;' yourdetarminatiom Altera protracted Sir; with great respset, your obedient earv- ' On this statement it was arrested that in interview, during which th* prorisxna of tho Tcnure-ofOfflco bill were fully d»Bewnr M. Btaxtox, Secretary of War. on.to tho office of Bacretary of War until cuiMod, you said that as it bad been displaced by tho courts, or resign, so os to plaoo the President whore ho would DR. ZADOC PORTER’S have been, had 1 never accepted the office. Mwion in time to enablo mo to appoint a After hearing tho President through, I successor'lKiforo final action by the Ben2/a earvZ/wy, Axmurw Jama*. Pruidtnl stated our conversation substantially, as ate upon Mr. Stanton’s suspension, or in his letter. I will add that my oemw- would remain at its head availing a docisiou of tho question by judicial proceed­ IM 0PP0SITI0M TO ing*. It was then understood that there — CA1T01 OIL AMD previously given me verbKS’LSSL. ■y any ardorfiran theHoa. sjWiB? will! taatire Supi Caated Pills, i you admitted. Sreom if at the conference > 1 misundaratanding, requested you to whatyouintended to do; aud,further, If in reply to lhaLinqulry you ha referred to my former convereationa i iing, that from thm I nndantowl avoid thladvub^aa well as to reltoToyou Live. Third it was not understood that You fldl.xi, I knew that it come undsrotood me that way he mid. nan.eh o-» raUlU ninna—rt/T a^» ~ I tew <te teas tote mr tewltetwww Secretary u. e. otist, General. myasU, surrender �HEW All Ske XastisgA Rinser. In 1AC4 when editor of the Tn^wfn-r,_________________________ at Niles, we did all In our jxrwcr to secure Untvcrsil Peace Foelcty is Love, the nomination of Hou. H«X»T P. jl . Baldwin for Govert or, believing then, so gone to stump New Hampshire. as we believe now, that bis nomination —Gov. Biair, of this State, bsa gone would promote the best infcrcrt of the to Now Hampshire to speak for the Re­ State. Two year*, since, though then publican ticket. not a candidate, we urged the people of —The stub of a cigar act fire to one of this county to cast their vote for Mr. Baldwin, or llh Wells lu opposition the finest block of buildings fn Fon du The Richmond and other secession to the present Incumbent, believing Lac, recently. ns wjpapers may as Will quit their mis­ Oien. at tre bcflcve note, that Gov. Cnqx> —It is reported that the President representations of the prwent condition ought not to have been nominated for a will nominate Gon. McClellan to succeed of society at the South; for the partition —The I.egtatature of Minnesota has wails have been broken down and out- yean, and of course is not now before the people, couroquently an other is to passed a bill leaving capital punishment be cheeen. Beyond doubt there are for murder at the discretion of Juries. that the farmer “White Trath,” as well : many able men In the State neral nation —Charles A. Dana's latest newspaper as the slaves, were osttaslxed and cheat­ and election would be well for the peo­ cQbrt, the Atoi, promises to be a great ed by the ftsdal system that prevailed, ple, but among them all wo doubt If had their ri» ht« *» human beings de­ nied them under the “peculiar Institu­ tion” in all parts of thetSouth, is now too apparent to thtr whole country, to be any longer concealed even by Ihs firceating ehlvafry. Facts are telling Orc truth about tfic dark past, and giving jwnyifnf ths brightening future. Here are two authentic rtatements to preve this: A teacher went from New England to North Carolina. She was received with prejudice; but succeeded In drawing around her a large school of jMortshUe children, an adult school and a Sunday echool of <rac hundred and twenty pu- for that position than Mr. Baldwin, or r,n« w hoec nomination would prove more aeeeptabio to the voters of tho Htats asa whole. We have conversed with many of the earnest working Republicans of Barry County and with one exception, each has cxprtswd bls prefercncs for "Mr. Baldwin, and that ono though preforing Hon. Thomas D. Gilbert, of Kent, did net hes-tato to ray, that it would give him the greatest pleasure, rhould Mr. B. be nominated to support him, Jior did be doubt, he would make ns able a Governor as Michigan hu over had. Entertaining no doubt of his per­ sonal fitness in every rcspec*, to fill with Honor to himself, and the best Interests of the State, the High Office In connec­ tion with which his name I, now co prominently before the pe-iple, wo a:e fully convinced that the public good re­ quires tho nomination and consequent election of Hon. HENRY I’. BALD­ WIN, ns next Governor ot Michigan. —The Allegan Journal and Ecat Sagi­ naw Enterprise advocate the calling of a State Convention at an early day. —Emerson said, “Charles Sumner hi» the whitest soul of any man I ever knew.” —Thad. Stevens to only kept alive by looks and stimulants. Ho b carried to the House every day. —The Clcvctand Pajicr Company'* mill was damaged by fire about 520,000 Tuesday ; insured. Gen. Kilpatrick will bo a prominent Republican candidate for Governor of IEMERTS. Schoch of Barry County, was heM at the Echool House io this Village, on : Wednesday the 12th InsL, was a Bueocss owing to the circumstances, there being a ftmcral at the Him, at the new Baptist /factor?/, y»rf wWo, Denims. Stripe Shirting, Prints, ?•* Cotaro, Sugar, Good Tea, Best Imper Heavy Sail Hot iso u 1.00 st BESTSTOGA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. The lecture by the Superintendent, the paper read by C. B. Cranson, re­ marks by Miro L. A. Ptcveus, Mr. Carretb and others upon the general topics of school keeping, were well appreciat­ ed, well timed and very appropriate for the occasion. And lu abort, I am glad to sco move of an Interest taken In All-wool Cassimerc suits, /If to SO. 00, ■ “ Broadcloth Dress Coal for $10,00, A goodblack Overcoatfor $7.00. system than hot been heretofore under our old nianagemeut, by Inspectors elected in the dlflerent townships. The common school system, the offMuy It receive the highest approbation of our country, and the richest benedic­ tion of heaven. Items at large arc about as follows: I ra Morgan of the firm of Morgan Broth­ ers, has returned from Old St. Lawrence with hl»"frow,” whither he has been to •evuro his prize. MUDGE & BAILEY. Cbnuccry Order. STATS OF menu) AX. Th. Ciresit Coart strong, has been appealed to the Circuit Court, ho chose to take the mildest form and cheat the turnkey out of his fees al At the tart charter election In Palmyra present. N. Y., the Republican* were suecra*ful H. Wright ft Copt W. LuUns, are for the first rime in 10 years. making peepers lions to build a -~. brick reived a petition for her return, actually —The Supreme Court ot tire United । block opposite the Exchange, 62 fool States has more to fear from the part- front by 80 foot deep, they have contracP li»an»hlp and unwbdom of its Judges ed their brick at SO.QO 50,1X1 per thousand, thousand. than from any other cause. targe piles of stone are being heaped up teen cut of oiffhii/ names were indicated near tbs rite, which looks like ilolng IScir marks. TbetrMfe parents of the bany, lud., Circuit Court, 24 murder, something, over 1,000,000, feet ot logs chlldien whom >te had taught to write have been hauled into the mill yard of being in tliat proportion ttoablc to write first choice of nine-tenths Of the pasty O. Leonard, this winter. J. F. E. tried. their names." Again, it appears from in the County of Barry. tho Report of the Freedman’s Bureau, The Grant, Johnson Correspondence. —The Constituiion framed by the that, in South Carolina alone, (tenriyArkansas Convention was adopted on fivr thousand persons, who five ycara ago The correspondence between General Tuesday, ar.d the Convention will roou did sot know the alphabet, can now Grant and the Traitor Johnson, relating read with fair understanding tlielr to the our pension of Secretary Stanton, newspaper cr their bible, Bed Mere arc and his subsequent rninstatvmcut in tho War Office, published on our first page th* >ti I* is rich, ttroog and isdl<Ma*). Th* pa­ but like their colored brethren, hept In to-day .illustrates precisely the difference per *a -Th* Mrircpolllra I'nlpil," io wbkb lb* Igucrancc by the institution of slavery, in the character and principles* of the —We notice In the Allegan Journal ItitualKli* and NonRHortlrtle parti** is th* which tho Democratic party is now try­ Kplxcp*t Cborrh *r* m*J* th* *olj*el of hlr and calls In five (owns for iuceUng*,st which ing to force back upon the country. self us on unscrupulous trickster, desir- It 1* propose*! to form Republican Cam­ yow we have no disposition to snear fous of averting the condemnation due paign Associations. ' his violations of taw, by Interposing the —The action of the Pennsylvania rail­ •ver sny ditiro to boret of whatnorlh- name and fame of the most distinguish­ srn societies and trachers hove done, arc' [ ed toldlcr in tho country, and envulvlng road company In prohibiting the vend­ doing and will do, if allowed to continue1 ' him In the odium seen to attach to open ing of all publications of an obecurs na­ ture or immoral tendency on their trains their week; forlhey arc only diseharg-' disregard of the laws of Congress. Geninc their fraternal duty to the Ignorant• crnl Grant, appears ca an Officer intent (lescrves imitation by other roaite. and degraded. We arc wiMlng to let by’ only upon performing bis whole duly, —The Galena Oaxcfle say* R is not gones bo ty-gones; forget the foul-’ scrupulously end faithfully, without Gen. Grant's otgan, nor doos U be)levo mouihed, arrogant sianrteri about Yan­' reference to [>cr*onal ambition,and look- he has ally or ever will have one, as that kee ••Mudsills’' in which the pexlnnate1 Ing only tow ard the public good. With —Tho reported resignation of Chariot 'Xhat purpese, ills rejoinders to the Preeldulgc.. But in vlow cf surh undentabiVr dent have that telling directness always Franck Adams, Minister to England. focte as we have sited, it will not do forr proceeding from a hearty manllncos, Is confirmed. His large private in tore* to tho “thlxaliy" to talk any loagt rof ths’ complete singleness of alm, unflinching al home require his personal attention. termer bleared condition v( U>o booth,1 Integrity, and unflagging determination or to deny that their section is a field 1 where ths misrionof enlightened chi is- i fairly and squarely, and denies unequiv­ lias scrloukiy injured the peach orchards MORTGAGE BALE? tian charity has a work of philanthropy ocally that he agreed tn asabt him in In the fruit region along the eastern to dhebarge. 1 ho mam of the southern ' his war against tho civil tenure act, and shore of Lake Michigan. —The bill tnklqg from ths Secretary people are fast teeing this, and will not the Congrca* which posted and means tee focibh enough to allow prejudice to to enforce it. He shows by the nature of the Treasury, the power to contract prevent liitm from receiving ths eld of things tho President could not have the currency, bos passed (he Houses,and they n<«d in their industrial persufta, and In the education of their laboring views, before expready to the Frcaldent and other elorocs, who bare bean de­ in writing, concerning the suspension prived hitherto of the elementary in- of Secretary Stanton., Inn question o veracity between the traitor, who has wondertlrs arogant demagogues of- tho broken hie word, •■•t least oncoa week slave power trout! te, in vfew of the, not since ho occupied din Pro; Ideatai chair, —Tho Berrien County Record In a political, but social change that U going and Gen. Grant, tho people have noln- vigorous editorial urges tho Republi­ on, which is so fatal to their unjust and cans of that County to organize for tho usurped supremacy. e In fovor of the magistrate whose abuses spring campaign. The advloo to sound of power are the chief cause of ths evils and ought to bo followed. whether the people of our own Plate at now affecting the nation. Read the the forthoorilng Constitutional election, correspondence, and are how gloriously should n<-t by their emphatic condem­ the conduct of the soldier, who respects nation-of tho last vestsce of lbs oppree- and obeys law, contrasts with that of the aiona that the slave jxrwcr has cast open civil ruler bent on defeating romo ot the even tho freemen of the north, utter their meat important Statutes erer adopted by Congress. the poor whites of the South, as well na paur coiiMTY ef the noble and true, whose faces arc ter be knows of,” and that, viewed from but one (hade darker, but on whose eouln his (Stevens’) political stand-point, ho Is emphalioally “In the church.” At a recent meetlog of the Bor in Sel­ ma County, Alabama, cx-Coafedcratc —A Washington special says tho decis­ ion of the Supreme Court dismissing the of our national existence, by every General Hards* referred to tho soldierly Georgia and Mississippi Injunction ca*ee, means In thsir power, aided the govern­ management of Grant and Sherman, is regarded there as covering the McCarment, gave timely aid to the captives and of his old classmate, Gen. Hoad, he dlo and all other cases arising under the among our true and gallant solders, tn Reconstruction act*. worse than "Cnletita black-holrt," who I knew him well. He la emphatical­ —The train which left Omnha Mondav ly a soldier and a gentleman—a man of morning ran off the track near Marshall ths bands, an prliotiers of war, of this ability, honor and integrity. He has Iowa, at midnight. The cars took fire, ••chivalrous” race of Southern slave come among ns,under orders, to execute one of which was destroyed. There •pooaa nd forks. Is Ism than tkrs* year*. W* holders. Rkkemdca. every vote given the law* of Congress, which I know he d*s't »oad«r that it la easy ts gtl saUcribvn la were few p^aengers and none seriously "Dtnaraal.” Th* beak la worth Um mosey against the bow Constitution, is a vote injured. ailbaat say prvmiua. Publ.alion OOe*. ATI fee the elevation again to power, of the But I will venture to say/fhat, tn the -‘•What to tbs news, this morning T ’ Broadway, X. T. Bead far a eireslar. AcMv, and the enslavement of blacks, execution of these laws, there will be For sab by M*i> Baonun, Baitlag*, Mick. a merchant, as be met a neighbor. and co&soquent degradation of white as much of klndr.cra and generosity ex- asked ' “Nothing particular-only the Preallabor in all the land. tended to the people of this district, as' dent has been fatal lying through tho the nature of his duty will permit. I 1 Assoctated Prees.” "Thai’s aewa,” re- : feel awurnd that he ta free flora partisan- ' । idled ths other as be walked away. ■ ship, and from personal and sectional 1 If the Prcaldsot shall geta,thrta tho ' The Wellington correspondent of the prelndioe, aad that in the discharge off matter m to Ignonfhlm alto­ New York Thnss, thus accurately do-| ids office he will, uninfluenced by other■ Stanton I , gethcr, by direct order. Congrrm will tribes tho position of tho President in than professional and patriotic motives, । him, by law. to transact tbeaplook to the good ot the entire ©ouutrj .. compel i budasss through dra WarDoGen. Mead Aos executed “tho laws of; propriate I . partment. The military couimilteos are Congress without fear, feror or affec­ The Pm! dent stands convicted, In the minds of all unprejudiced people, of tion.” Heneo the former reviews the —Private despatches to Flint report having, tn Cabinet meeting on the Ifth denunciation* of the Copperhead press, the serious illness, at Washington, of DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS ! F. D. ACKLEY & CO. IE. tod kuooia* ' KKagUSABlE Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Ptrfumeriu, Ladle's Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Motions, $c. /c. GROCERIES.— r.tixn. onx. rjtextsms, sjtrsus* ec. s coxrsrTxsrocrrox faiftw at J1ST SttOVKD. PATENT MEDICINES, GOODYEAR, BARLOW ft BAILETS MAMMOTH STORE. O^TEI ~' CARRIAGE FACTORY! Governor Cxapo, of this Btate. He is afflicted with a chronic disease, which . cm>tinttally threatens him. HiJWrouo- i irashTiUt LAROX AND 8PLXNDID STOCK OF GOODS: �S*oi ini SHUftUanwus. BUSINESS CARDS. QITIIIIIEI At*, e’^AROENT. J* wav Advernsements, IL. A A R. IL—H. H. Aimr. OanTSapL Jewelry— R Htasica. ■ Probata Order—Estate of Jesz H»s«. Ch*s«*ry Ordtr-II. Wsioss. Commltslower. Ch«M«rr drd<t —n. Wmasr. CuanuteUozw. Csrriaf * F*rtorr—J. Cl.an. Farra* for &!•—II. D. Pater. Lett, Lost—dices Fktxz. M*ws D«pcl—Man B*<n**n. Uorl<*g* S»l<—Ja«. A. AwtttsT, Atfy for A**ic*«*. Mortg»x» SU»-Jax a. F. N. GALLOWAY, B ANKER. cnxxMWOw MAM 4 rremu, habtingh, - - - .J»! MISS E. WILCOX, «Mo,aad we ds no mere tbae jualre tolbeaaa when we say that the argument aaat bar* caaaioeed the moat ac*ptteal I baI Ih. Rarslaltoua of Science it all ef her many departaenta. enlyeonBrms ths dials* Mtbnltelty of th* Script.™*, ud is so far a* uj of the dlaeevarim lo geo grepby, cbcmislry or grelogy hae* to do witk lb* Liatary contained la lb* aariy written work* of Us Old Tesllawal. they asltad. ooa&rm lb* WuU oi’erery word eontoiaed therein. We wish more of oar peoplo eould bare listened lo that nrrnoo. lor It »u la oor jodgemeai ■»* of th* moat eel*. - - MICH. tumvuu MILLINER. A*V2> DISEASES OP THE THE OAT AND LENOS HASTINGS, - ST - MICH. D. 8. WOODWARD, BsaMska Dry M ad Grrti, Harts & Caps, Crockery, Morwesxoxy. Hickory Coraere. Mteb. nrsml RIDIOO COHSERVATI8X. Jwzzizr. AU'y for CHRONIC CATARRH- Republican County Convention. A Rrpublina Cosntr Com ha Coaaly af Barry Is lh* RapoWieu Rials Con •nttoo. to b* b*ld in tk* t;[i* of Dtlr.lL on th* in hdar of Marek nasi. for ths purpot* of appointing Delegate* is *U*od thcas every liny who are suffering from Catarrh to *uch an extent, that the Air Piumiijrfl In the head are in a partly de­ composed condition,—the noee and threat fillrl with such a mu* of corrupt matter that they are objects of disgust : io thcmtelvcs, am] of pity to those with whom they asecclato. ’ Chronic Catarrh Usually affects the head, fauces and brou.hlal tubes. It la I Invariably caused by humoral or Inflam1 matory blood, by which tho mucous membrane h mado -uro or Inflamed, producing a copious eflUrlon of viscid 1 matter. 1 fit be produced by Scrofula In the blood It la almost certain to end in Consumption, unle-s speedily cured, be­ cause It h Imposible to entirely prevent tbe matter i.i-m running down the bron­ chial into the air vesicles, and such is the excorlattng, or scalding property of ■he nutter, its contact with th* delicate linings of the air-cells at once causes Ir­ ritation, and Invite* the humoral propcrtlei of tho blood to deposit thsrsin didst** for Pmidtnl sad Vic* Pmldnt. will b* lb«?tk dsy of Msreh n«tt, st 11 *'elo*k. noo* — Sfeaiiags Fsb. Ulk. 1*M. JAMEd A-HWgEZEY H. WRIC.HT, I tlsraaiicaa JOHN HOkRRTR. J. W. HACKETT. 1 Coa Mirra*. HAS HEX LAFUAM Tssrnuses l.«CTtxp.—Our former lownamsn. A A Kaarr-o’. wilt )*d*r* on th* *ubj*«l of T*mp*r*n«-, la lh» M K. Cborrb. In tbl* VH1*g». •a Tn**dsy e»«mirgof u*• I week. Feb. Uth. Mr. K. is sn tbl* and InterrHing sdrortte af Ibis Admtetiow tm. All sr* ioeitad. lin ■ Elis Fiswcn I^jnes. No, W* tetra ibol llu* l-odpi I* 1 e.adition, tod la resile dot. T-mj-eraor* came. Wa bid t Mort *p«ed. In all •Earn to aqotteh th* whisky ra ic tn this vtllagr. ri pnpl* e*prci*1ly Um Republican UulM aloctora lo th* edl for s Coun­ ty ContMition herewith publithnl. This It a con- Music & Jewelry. PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, a.t» rsoaCTvaxzxxs. HASTINGS. ■ ■ • nirl - . . MICH. WCash pato far Produes. ■EW IPHiTHUHTI, A ORAXT. Is diiMlrad by ra.tual reauut. N. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. 5- . 2 « isUa hi HHH i l i ;:hi ■J IIB ® Hili'! iiin nW F’ Ht BARLOW & GOODYEAR. Catarrh a)most alwaya attend* Con­ sumption, and frequently lead* to It. In Oxygenized Air we haye a poaltlve cure tor this disease. The remedy la taken by inhalationbreathed directly Into the lunge, and through them cirried into the blood; thus as soon as the blood will carry It. it reaches all jiarts of the system, decomposing th* Impure matter In the blood and expelling it through th* pores, and through the na­ tural channels from the system. Thus you will see that the cause of tho disease Is removed, and the disease Itself must it*. Dt Vinjn'i Ctusstno Wana-l'sour ButtUi to your tool* befot* sterling. Oa. asr th* pimp, b* ha Id er rowtig. who o«ee. on Tuesday U*l, haes hi* tote* Uiaterrd •ternail*, unIm i-.« rope mi and return them forthwith. Uy the way. If thty ar* returned or aiairo«T rair.BB. and if not. lu* auie of th* lb • ring akuuk Wil! ba published ia the eolusns of thia paper at aoaie falsra dsy. AasiccLTtuL Socitrr—Nsrrura or Ks-CoaCaaaly AgncultuVjd aaciaty sr*. requested lo ■sot st the Coast* Cfoek'-* olhre, in Ustilng*. ou Kateeday Fete. 15th. si It o'eteek, t*'msk* ar­ es* gnaeat* for bolding a HI.«*P Shearing Feali• al. and s Mowing match. aM lo cnosull relalitc la a halidiDg upsn th* Fair Ground! Dyordar *flh* rresidnL J M. Marte*. S*cr«Ury. Raaliags Fete Zd. IKS. (tw) Ou Noiraar *te*Hng. Ih* lib itul. lh* following p*r*oo« ware iiatalted as officers of Wild Flower Udg*. No. 4«, 1. 0. of O. F., for lh* qusrt^ end­ ing May lai, IUS: W. C. T . Georgs Ear!; W. V. T.. Mr*. A. W fendant mulcted lu a Urge bill of costa. which the Bailey; W. S.. Mr* D. Xlriker; W. T-. Mru. Corporation dura ilaelf bonorally booed In pay. Kaappec ; W. 1. 0 . Mia* Mum* Dteherwo ; W And permit me to aay. I caanol agree with yea O. 0.. Almon Whitcomb; W T- K. KL Holbrook; W. M.. Geo. Altefl; W. D. M.. Mia. Clara Ford ; w. A. A, Mr*. Wta. Jon..; W.C.. B*e. A. P. Moon; W R. 8 . Mil. M. A. Moor. ; W. te V, Mia* Bata Butter; F. W. C. T.. Philo H. Dua•tog. NashTille. Mr. Mnt of M.rahtll, Lu rented the Nuhrill* How**, and to pelting II In naming order. Vteil•M to *ur town wiU Bad Mr. West, a rery a&bto aiut and will apsr* oo pain* to rank* hl* b*oa* pleassat sad agrsesbl* to all who may faror him -ilk seal!. Mr. D. C. Griffith, has acid hi* stock of dry gewds aad rested hi* tiara. Il to to ba Hied talk, spring with drag*, medietas, paint*, mis and groceries Ilia aaid Mr. 0. psopo*** lahaild a foundry, which I bap* I* th* com | for it will supply a want ranch foil here, beside* I ihiuk. be a paring inreatmfaL There to a large asMcel ef balidiag contemldatod bare Um next scuon. aad all the atlll yardaaie ailed 1* aeartowing with toga. Tba fnawda of Rar. J. B. Harder, raalbad beta*** forty and fiRy dUlara nai. at an oy.ier torpregiesB forbisben.dt 1**1 T!iuroday aveatog. A vary plssani mil aa trail t* a good tapF*k. «u a pari of lha fruit* of th* aEurL । •( !*••• I’rysn* ren> HF.LHHOI.DH Fl. perfcnswg h«re for th* paal week, ten aa tola mernragfar * brief seanasi U Rente Creak, lite daa them teal ** ttieald say that IhaTraap la oca of tea tea: aow irtealinc, sad that lheir eater- Wathiak all *fowrpaopto b* bar* wUaeattd these parfemaaaea will agree with aa 1* ear mg that ih*raare few baiterdaliai■star* *f all fere* of bsmaacLsracte? than Hr. **« Mra. Mills* aad thwt lb* ether Msesbres *f lb* aaaspaay hart wall Plays" ghwt hare. A *4 what to mare, lha p«r- Lt” bi I lib some m,inner we treat and rad­ ical ly cure Branch Ills and Consumption. Let no one suffering from thia. discuses despair of relief. If you are too tar sway to visit our office and tee us personally, write a description of your symptops, and forward to the address below. Send for our circular which gives a full description of these disease*. Ont of the many thousand teatltnonlala received we publish the following:— Dn. C. L. Blood, Dear Sir: I desire to giro you my tes­ timony In regard to the value of your scientific system of treating Catarrh and diseases of the Rcspltatory organs. I have used your remedy, •• Oxygenized Air,” in my practice for the last year with complete sucoosw. I have cured the worst forms of Catarrh, and a ma­ jority of the caws of Bronchitis and Con­ sumption In their advanced stages. I unqualifiedly pronounce ' Oxygenized Air" the greatest boon ever yet confer­ red upon our suffering race, and hope the day I* not far distant when every In­ telligent physician will adopt your sys­ tem In the treatment of all chronic affec­ tions Fraternally Yours, L. M. LEE, M. D. No. 139 Westminister 6t,Providence. Da. C. I*. Blood, My Dear Bin 1 have tre ted your rem­ edy, “Oxygeniaed Air" lu advanced stages of Catarrh, Brodchitis and Con* sumption, and theramits have been, lb the highest sense, satisfactory; so posi­ tive am 1 of its wonderful power to ar­ rest the progress of the above named diMaae*, that 1 can etnscienUauidy ad­ vise nil who may be suffering from thorn to place themselves under the treat­ DIB80LUTI0H. DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, Empire Block. MIDDLETfLEB, ■ allyl . PIECES FALL PRINTS Just Received. JEWXLBY & MUSIC STORK It is tho best MICS1HA* �LEGAL NOTICES. advise him to do so. On the 1Mb I did agree with Gan. Sherman to go and ad­ vise hlmto that course, and on the 10th 1 had an ietcrvlc# alone with Mr. Kantoo, which led me to the conclusion that any advice to him of tide kind would be useless, and go informed Gen. Sherman. Before 1 contented to advise Mr. Stan­ ton to resign, I understood from him, in a conversation on the sutyeet, immedialely after Idsrcliudakrr.cn t, that It was hUeptaiwsthrithowrtofCaagrvwisnCBod“An Act temporarily to supply vacancies in the KxecnUve Department no doubt that the law. of IKS was atm in force, and notwitbstanding my action a fuller examination of the law leaves a quratlon In iny mind whether Ufoor Is doF repealed. Thia bring the earn, I could - not now advise his renlgnatlon, leet.lbe same danger 1 apprehend from bfi^y fernowl might follow. The coarse you have understood I agreed to pursue was In violation of law, and that without orders from you, while tbe course I will pursue, and which I never doubled you fully understood, was In accordance with law and not in dbobcdlaico fo any orders of my superior. Ami now, Mr. President, where my hotfor ifa ebldlcr andintogrilyasa man have been so violently assailed, pardon me foriiaylng that 1 can but regard this whole matter from beginning to and aa an attempt to Involve me In the realstanoe of law, for whieh you hesitated to MSunothareeponelbUlty, in order thus to"desiroy my character before tbe country. A amt “ ■* msssurc, evuunneu in thhr ccbClualbn by your recent orders di­ recting mo to disobey orders from the HeKetary of War, my superior, and your subordinate, without baiting counter­ manded hl. authority, J am to disobey. With assurance, Mr. President, that nothing Icaa than a vindication of my IMjeonol honor and charactcrcouldhavo Induced this correspondence ou my part, I have the honor to bo, very respectful­ ly, ydur obedient servant. . । . | Grat ReiBCtUi-fii £0 Dap EVERY IMJBY 8AYHTBAT — ’ II. ITIIEIS'HDOIII- Jc co. | SELL MORE CUTIIll • Irin ill th. rwt la Daltl« (,'re.k. because they . ‘ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, FOB raUFYING IKE BLOOD. . Ks.: PC sera da, whm Uw £30,0001 £30,000! IF YOU FAST GOOD GOODSCHEAP, STOCK S^ABDWARE, LOOK .IT ora GOODS 1 LOT PRICES. PHILLIPS <k BENTLEY’S A Good Overcoat for 15,00, worth $10,00; A Fla. Broadcloth sail far »!*,<*. werlh W4.00: IRON & STOVES Dry Goods, Boots $ Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockcry And Glassware. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, ^h!K“ilS~.KL U.rleg Meared lb. large roomoTcr IIROWX'N WAGOX HU OP, wiib Incnaaed tanllUn, I am prepared lo do all kind* of a. • oil rifor. purehulag. PHILLIP* * BENTLEY House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter A ruiNB relative—a catakin. A drop too much—the hangman’s. Rmmind time—the back of a clock. The "yard arm"—T hirty alz Inohm. T» commonest social vice—Ajvioe. The tint 'Ins In America—Columbus. A bad sign—to sign another man's ORKMEx' NEW CASH STOKE, HARNESS SHOP TO BUY YOUE GOODS! A Scant to be approved of—A wlttl•V”, —Almost every young lady la public spirited enough to have her father’s bouse used as a oourt-hou»e. ’Tfae poor pittance of .evenly yenra is n^, worth bring a villain for. What | nwUrn It If your neighbor lira In a sjdendld tomb ? Sleep you in innocence. An independent candidate for sheriff IrTKentucky puts forward aa his chief rlliBi the fact that ho ones slept wi th A Wrench writer ha. Mid that P. dream gloriously, yon must act gloriously when MnkotniMl io bring angels down to oon. verse with you In your sleep, you must labor In the cause of virtue during the Ora CitAKUES.—We are more unstable io our Likings and disliking! than Ln our opinion!, not because wisdom Is leas per­ manent than love, bul because all actualApB^rMa % rather an Intellectual AK. Ai-FUECiATnr. Hubeb.-A westernpreacher went to the backwoods «o toner to hU third wife. He ■ddrrrnid tee parties on the subject of tba^oieranlty of the rite ho was about to perform, llio aacredno-a and aimable dforaotrr of th “ ‘ ‘ **ffK|y^e the corimony, when the bridegroom came to pay the foe, ho said to the min­ ister ; "I agree with you aa to what yon have said about marriage, for I find it so much better and cheaper than to hire >tolp. ABE COHING! ASUS"1 “ «•» OWE D01LL1 The Last etery seedebrkditd style, Success, Wine^Tai IMPROVED Great Bariaios for the Pesple' WfORlTE Still Leads the Van Hair dressing be lot permit other Tar Preparations to be patoied ef oa yea for Wine of Tar, aa this has mere merit than all others. BOOTS t- SHOES, CHEAP! Ji/ew^tyU iBO’eSoide will quickly restore Gray H.ir to its natural color and beauty, Aad produce luxuriant growth. It i. perfectly hannlrai, and is preferred over every other preparation by thorc who have a fine head of hair. 0. Groceries and Provsions, I. irABUmt. ATLANTIC & GREAT CUANCERY ORDER. WSTIBN Broad Gauge Bailway! UANCA, loor from NEW YORK, BO1TUX, I’lTTsnrncn. - PHILADEI.FRIA. BALTIHORE, nwd WAIHHGTOfll CITY. Thhbib.0al7RaBt.wth. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania | JAMEg VICK, importer and grower of BALE JFItEE OF COST. OMAecee of Good, end 8w.pl. seat lo My TlttS ILLUSTRATE. CAT.LOGUE ■HEM and FLOBALUCIDEFOB 1 see � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-02-26.pdf 6c1769f31ff662fa75caecddad7ba89f PDF Text Text ®ht Jiastisjj gznstr n>um» nnr viuroan, it GEO. M. DEWEY, XT 11*877X09, DABRY CO.. MICH., 0«m in M rtory of Brick Block, corner of Stalo sail J.fferson aUoata. ®lje ijastings unnnev BY GEO. M. DEWEY. VOL. XII. JHtdiral With Malice toward none.^with Charity for all,—with Piranesi in the Right.' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26, 1868. fortnj. of the United States thus to maintain in «ht Sifting* Jinirr. 949 TERMS,—6L60 PER ANNUM. 25HQE NUMBER 44. Presidont, in virtue of an act of Congress ration of Congrce*, He appointed pmto bo hereafter passed. I am glad to find that by looking at the vote that tho dis- limited power until such time tinguiahed Senator from Maryland ( Mr. Johnson) voted tor this proposition, and thns recognized the doctrine far which I United State*, which he dearly is not,bn I only one of its coordinate branches; and, therefore, aa this guaranty must be a TO CYRUB legislative act, it follows that ths attempt on the part of tho Prcaidcnt to execute tho guaranty was without authority, and Hoofland’s German Tonic. that the guaranty can only be executed tached; tho power to recognize state in tho farm of a law, first to be passed by Prepared by Dr. 0. M. Jackboh, governments, to use tho common word, Congress and then to bo submitted to the alone to determine the status and condito reconstruct, to maintain and guarantee President for his approval; and if ho docs tson of those States, and that the Pred- "Noperson shall be qualified as an ol*oor shall be eligible as a member of republican state governments in thore not approve it, then to be passed over his dent has no power to proclaim peace or tor, The Great Remedies for all Diseases such a convention, unless he shall have state* st once attached under this provis­ head by a majority of two-thirds in each to declare the political condition of those previously taken and subscribed the oath ion. Upon this proposition there is also House. That law, then, becomes the ex­ States until he shall first have been there­ of amnesty, os set forth in the Prasi LIVER. STOMACH. OR dent's proclamation of May 29 A. D. a eoncuxrenee of the two parties. Tho ecution of the guaranty and is the act of unto authorised by on act of Congress. Preeidont has distinctly rvcognirod tho tho Government of tho United Stales. DIGESTIVE ORGANS. I therefore, Mr; President, take the 1865"—which was Issued on the samsday application of this clausa of the Consti­ Mr. President, this is notan open ques­ pronoeition as conclusively established, tution. Ho has recognized tho fact that tion. I rend to tho Secretary and ask botn by reason and authority, that thia “And in a vaterqualifiod aa prescribed by Hoofland’s German Bitters its jurisdiction attached when thore states him to read a part of the decision of the clause of tho Constitution can be execut­ the constitution and tawsol the State «f were tound without republican state gov­ Supremo Court of tho United States in ed only by Congreeg and taking that m ernments, and ho himself claimed to art the care of Ixither vs. Borden, as report­ established, I now proceed to consider undar this clause of tho Constitution. I ed in 7 Howard. The persons having the right to vote what are the powers of Congress ia tho will read tho proamhloof tho President's Tho Secretary road as follows : execution of tlio guaranty, how it shall must have the right to vote by the laws proclamation. EOOFLAND'3 GERMAN TONIC, “Moreover,ths Constitution of tlio Unit­ bo executed, and what means may bo of the State, and must, in addition to "Whereas the fourth section of the ed 6tntos,asftr cs it has provided for au employed' tor that purpose. The Consti­ that, have taken the oath of amnesty.— fourth article of the Constitution of tho ciuorgoncy of this kind, and authorized tution doos not define the means. It The President disfranchised in voting United Btatee declares that tlio United tho General Government to interfere in does not say bow tho guaranty shall be for delegates ts the conventions from States shall guarantee to every stalo iu tho domestic concerns of a state, has executed. All that is left to tho determ­ two hundrsd and fifty thousand to throe the Union a republican form of govern­ treated tho subject aa political in its na­ ination of Congreea. As to the particular hundred thousand men. His disfranHoofland’s German Bitters. ment. and shall protect each of thorn ture and placed tho power in the hands character of the means that must be em­ ch Isernon t was far greater than that against invasion and domestic evidence; of that department. ployed, that, I take it, will depend upon and whereas tho President of tho United Tho fourth section of tho fourth article the peculiar cireunintancwi of each caro ; HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIO States is by the Constitution nuulo Com- of tho Constitution of the United States and tho extent of the power will depend the proclamation of amnesty ho asya s mandor-in-Chicf of tho Army and Navy, provides that tlio United State* shall upon tho other question as to what may ns well os chief executive officer of -the guarantee to every state in the union a be required for the purpose of maintain­ cxcopied from the benefits of thia proclaUnited States, and is bound by aulemn republican fbrm of government, and ing or guaranteeing a loyal republican |ttisrrilanii. oath faithfully to execute tho office of shall protect each of them against inva­ form of government in each State. I use Ho then announced fourteen "'—ire of President of tho United States, and to sions; and upon tho anpEcatian of tho the word "loyal” although it ia not used take care that tho law be faithfully exe­ Ixgislaturo or of tho txeeutivo (when in tho Constitution, because loyalty is an cuted ; and whereas tho rebellion which the Legislature cannot bo convened) inhering qualification, not only in regard tended civil or diplomatic officers, or otherwise domestic or foreign agents, of has been waged by a portion of the peo­ agninst domestic violence. to persons who are to fill public offices, the protended omfodorato government." . Dl»iru«t tor Food. FuJdas ple of tho United States agaisurt tho propUnder this article of tho Constitution but in regard to Utate Governments, and Welrbt In the Blctn«ch. uriy constituted outhoritieaof ih« govern­ it rests with Congress to deddo what wo have no right to recognize a State gov­ our KnietsUors, ELnkment tlioreforo in tho most vfulunt end government is tho established one in a ernment teat is not loyal to the govern-- "18. All persona who have voluntarily revolting form but whose organized and state. For, ok the United States guaran­ ment of tho United States. Now, air, as participated in said rebellion, and the intimated value of whoso taxable prop­ tee to each state a republican government, Cbokins or Boffoc-tlng 8en»nUoo» wbn erly is over twenty thousand dollars." In a Lytns Po-t»r-. Bsimw of Vl«l«n>. | tirely overcome, has in its revolutionary Cougreaa must necessarily deddo what Do--» or Web* War. th. Blsbt. Ma PuEtncxT: If I had not been re- progress, dejirired tho people of tho state government is established in tho state be- cd in the Constitution, I call the attention fi-rrod to by my honorable friend from of North Carolina of all aril govern­ furo it can determine whether it is republi- of the Senate to the eighteenth clause of number at the Iraal two hundred and section eight of the first article of the fifty thousand or throe hundred thou*, Wisconsin, (Mr. Docuttu) in tho debate ment; and whnroaa it become* neccaoary Constitution of tho United Statoa, which and men, while the disfranchisement . .. . J----- , oud proper to carry out and onforco tho tircn of a itate are addmittod into the --- --------tins -lotion.-------------------------- ‘“te-. J obligations of tho people of tho UnitedJ councils of tho Union, tlio authority of’ deciares that: fear that shall not have the streugth to . gutp, to tho J North the gurvxumcnt under which they wvre | •■‘LTb“11 "»?" i ■ .k I- 1.1 «> too enjoyment of a re- appointed, as wtD as its republican char­ five thousand or fifty thousand persons Tlu; wen., tore to-day u thesamo which pelican form of government." st tho furthest. These provisional acter, ia rocuguizeil by the proper consti­ <tirnvas!a . ,, . •xjsrovaila throughout tho the ronntrv. country, whom which I , governors, under the authority of th* tutional authority. And its decision is will be the issue of tills cauvasa, and per- I I read tins, Mr. I rowdcnt, fur tho pur- binding upon every other doprutment,and Here U a declaration of what would President, were to call oonventiona; they Ttf','Z?J?At' ’I'-u wing that the Prorident ot tho hapa for rears to coma. Jv 0, . . w.Smt I P*9 o{ Sutra, JXhoZ?i in hi. polity of roronstnic- could not bo quretionod in a judicial tri­ otherwise bo a genera! princqtlo anyhow: I have hail occasion to say aty elrewhore, elsewhere, it •> . .. . ...‘T'/. . _ ____ . bunal It is true that the eon test In thb that Congress ilmll have the power to is between two paramount ideas, each tion, started out with a distinct recc^nistruggling far the supremacy. Duo is, tion of tho applicability of this clause of cose did not last long enough to bring the para all laws necessary to carry into exe­ tho Constitution, and that ho based Lis matter to this issue; and aa no Senators or cution all powers that tire vested in tho exercised by the military commanders tiiat tlie war tn suppress tliorobollton wan right and just on our part ; that tho rob- system of reconstruction upon it It is vU forfeited their civil and politico! rights, true that ho reriten in this proclamation formed the President went forward and and can only be restored to them upon that be is the Commander-in-chief of tho called upon to decide the controversy.— accepted them as being loyal and repubsuch conditions as the nation .may pre­ army of tho United States: but nt tho Yet the right to ducido b plyM- there, scribe fur its future entity Aad (4nei»erity. same time ho puts his plan of r>.-conatrurand not iu the courts." • " ' ■ for that purpose. Aa I before rraiuki tion not upon tiw exercise of tho military the voters under them to proceed to elect The other idea is, that the rebellion was Mr. Morton. In, this option of the the character of the means will depei not sinful, but was right; that thdMj^ power which is called to its aid, but on the execution of the guaranty provided by tho clause of the Conititutiou to which the President launched those State govcute tho guaranty' jiroridcd tor " in this their State governm-nls end be restored I have referred. He appuinta a Govern­ clauou of the Cunsntutiob, ia placed in ejnmonts Into full life, and activity or Ear North Carolina and for there otli presenting a qu 'to their representation in Congress just without consultation with or coopcra। Congrea and no where else, and thcre- haring it tooted as if there had been no rebellion and i tore tho nocessBry reading of the Consti­ nothing had - occnrod. The immediate tution is confirmed by the highcet judicial tho Government ila.'l£ Abd I now pro­ Now, sir, when It is claimed that these issue before fio Senate now is between Govarnor has all the power of ano of thh authority which wo have. .4 pound this proposition: that if Con­ the existing State governments establish­ district commanders, and, in fact, far Mr. Johnson. Do you rood from the K after deliberation, after long and bored that they took their origin under greater power than was omfared upon ed under the policy of tho President of jr experience, shall come to tho con­ a proceeding Instituted by the President General Popo ox General Sheridan/'1- any opinion delivered by the Chief Justice f tho United States in tho rebel States and Mr. Morton. Yea, sir; tho opinion clusion that loyal republican State gov­ tho plan of reconstruction presented by delivered by Chief Justice Tanny. He ernments cannot bo erected and main­ this guaranty, when It now stands conCongress. WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN "That tho military commander of the decides that this power is not judicial; tained in the rebel states upon the basis department, and all officers and parauns thnf it is uno of the high powers confer­ of the white population, it has a right to red upon Gingreaa; that it is not subject miso up and make voters of a class of ort latitude and longitude of a given in the military and naval service, aid and men who had no right to vote under tho these constitutions wore .formed by conspot, and from that can safely begin State lava Thia is simply the use of the Lis survey ; aad so I will endeavor to as­ distinct enunciation of the doctrine that Wo are then agreed upon the second this guaranty is not to bo executed by neccMAry means in tho execution of the certain a proposition in this debate upon guaranty. If we hare found after repeat­ which both parties aro agrood. and start propodtion, that tho power of tho United ed trials that loyal republican state govTrSTIMONIALa. from that proposition. That proposition is, States to reconstruct and guarantee re­ eraments—governments that shall answer that at tho ona of tho war,in tho spring of publican forms of government at once ap­ Hou. Geo. W. Woodwnrd. the purooee that such governments are 1865, tho rebel States wore without State plied when there states were found iu tho body and to bo submitted to the President intended to answer-eannot be succeee------------governments of any kind. Tho loyal State condition in which they were nt tho end fur his approval; and should ho disap­ governments existing at the bopnningof' of tho wnr. Thon, sir, being agreed uj>- prove it, it may become a lew by being ftilly founded upon the basis of the white population, because tho great majority of tho wa r had be< n overturned by the rebels; on there two propositions, we are brought jirered by a two-thirds majority over his that population are disloyal, then Conthe rebel Stat* governments erected du- I to tho queotiun as to tho proper form of ring the war had been overturned by our | exercising thia power and by wham it UCU. W. WOODWARD." Naw, I will call the attention of my arraiea, and «t tho end of the war there , shall bo exordrea. Tho Conatitution says friend from Wisconsin to soma othor’nu- voting population for tho purpose of roHon. James Thompson. were no governments of any kind exist- ■ that “tho United Statre shall guarantee thority. As ho has been pleased to refer lahlistung these governments in the exe­ proclaim them to be the conetltuUani of »S. j. =’-• ing in thore Statca. Tlffii fact was rccog- ■ to every state in the union a republican to a former speech of mine to show that I cution of tho guaranty. I think, sir, thore States without first having subamcxovrr.oAi:»»»nvonToiiK,:iaMAiNST nizod distinctly br tho Preddent of the i form of government." By the phrase am not quite consiatout, 1 will refer to a this proposition is so dear that it ia not KALAMAZOO, MICH. United State* in his proclamation under ’ “United State*'1 boro io ment tho govern- vote given by him in 1861 on a very im­ necessary to elaborate it We are not which tho work of recouMruetion was meat of tho United State*. The Un/ted portant provision. On tho 1st of July, required to find in tho Constitution a par­ commenoed in North Carolina in 1865,to Statoa can only oct through the govorn- 1864, tho Senate having under consider­ ticular giant of power for this purpooo; moment, even admitting that the Pres but wo find a general grant of power, _l.l»k T luv. tr,---------------------------- r-r.nl Antfl lIlAiJAIlAA nMMSA. From Ker. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D.f ation, aa in Committee of tho Whole, “a were mare copies of this proclamation., ly the some thing if it read “tho govern- bill to guarantee to certain States whoso and wo find also another grant of power In that prochanation ho soya: ' meat of the United f-tatea shall guaran- governments have been usurped or over­ nuthori-ing us to use whatever means may bo noccesary to execute the Grat; “Aud whereas tho rebellion, which hasJ tee to every state in thia union a republithrown a republican form of government.' and wo find that tho Supremo Court of people,the people never having had a been w ttmvl hv ill« people »Ar>rJ* '. can irovernmonL” waged by a. a nortfan portion a! of the enn farm torn of government" Mr. Brown, of Miasonri, offered an nmendthe L nited States aguinst tho nroper-1 Thon, os tho government of tho United msnt to strike out all of the bill after the the United Stales has said that tho judg­ of tha ment of Cungrrn? y pon this question shall ly constituted authorities of tho Govern-1 States is to cxocute this guaranty,the quoabo conclusive; that it camiot be reviewed mont thereof in tho most violent and re-' ton arises, what constitutoe the gorernby the courts ; that it is a purely politle— tow -i---- of Uaited but simply by force of executive power. dent does not cunrtiiute tho gurerumeut; And, rir.lf waahall admit those States tlcn of Congnwv, that raising up color tirely overeouB, has in its revolutionary tho Congress doos not constitute the gov­ ed men tothe right of suffrage is a means progress deprived *,ho people of the State ernment; tho Judidary don not consti­ deal, by force Muii necessary to the execution of that pow­ othor Mouas under thote constitution-., of North Carolina of all civil govern­ tute the government: but all three to­ •at further to prori er, is a determination which cannot be when the thing shall have got beyond ment.” gether constitute the Government; and our keeping and they are fully restored Here the President must be allowed to aa this guaranty ia to be executed by tho to their political rights, they wDl then speak far his party, and I shall aoeept Government of the United States, It fclthte as a proposition agreed upon on both The President of the United States,as­ sides: that at the end of the war, there suming that he had tlio power to execute >VT rOCB CLOTH AT tills guaranty, and baaing his proclamaHASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. States within of reconstruction. It waa underatood at CAUTION. that tlme-lt wa* so announced, if not Mr. Marton. The hor.crablo Senator by himself, at least formally by the Sec­ mittoe* of tho Whole and on its final pas­ retary of State, Mr- Seward—that tho BOOFLAND'3 GERMAN BITTERS, men* ia convoyed by this provision , Nbw, Mr. Ifreeident, when tho war BUTTON AND CHIL­ ended and theoo states were found with­ DREN. out governments of any kind, tho juris­ diction of tho United Staton, under this SPEECH OP HOH. 0. P. MORTON. SUPPORT HOMEJNBUSTRY! sage. I call attention to the conrinaion of tho amendment, which declares that ring the vacation of Congress ware to be erected as provisional only; that his ruvolutiuD, and robo lion. The inotsuro of power thus conferred upon tho Gov­ ernment of tho United States can only be deternnned by that which is requisite to submitted to Congress for Its approval j or disapproval at tho next araaion. If i the President had adbeard to that deter-1 miration 1 believe that aU would >wvo | Executive undertook finally to exoeulo■ �menu could not Im erected and malntalned upon tbo basis of die white popu­ lation. Wo bod tried tbsra. Ocngreao Lad attempted tho- work of rceonstrootion throngb the epnadfatSonal smendmentby leaving the mffrage with tbe white men, and by leaving with the white peopl • of tbe South the quesUon a* to when the colored people should exercise the right of suffrage, If ever ; but when It was found that those white men were a* reliellJuna as ever, that they bated thia Government more bitterly than ever ; when it wa* found that they persecuted Ute Idynl men, both white and black, in tl.elr midst; when It wan found that Northern m. n who bad gone down there were driven out by a social tytaay, by a tbo-csmd annoyances, by the insecur ty of Hfe and property— then It bcc>tne npjerentto all tucn of Intelligence that reonsteucUon could not take place up»i the La-ls of the white population, und something else mo*t be done. EMEMTI Via bill of the summer of wlth the Democratic party* during the war nsmsT JtsCWUb MW IRTI mitred to OBagre* for tta MACHINE and decision; and, aa I bcfore'remarked, Ing 1( that had hMD done all would hare for punbhment—sye, too little for punbeen well. I did not then advocate unlvcrsil colored suffrage in the South, and 1 have before given my rearona for it ted for tills great treosau. The arch fiend psm^-* LOCAL AOCXffi, llABTlROfi, NIC*. himself is now at liberty U]x>D ball. No 'jwriu eu.Mr.uth cfSwth Canrliu* U mony with the great body of the Re­ mon Is to be punished ; and now, while si) kzrtrW. publican party of the North. It wa» punishment has gone by, aa nearly a year after that time, when Con- we are InslaUng only .upon , *s«nrlty tor ibe future. Ws are simply salildg tliat nd.. «orn jK I. which At yil spirits who brought Uf-on na ____ .<ge with us shall snail not again co: co rue into ,power „ ..,,.,..1,—. u.. -h .> them li u fienntwr from HHnola (Mr. Trumbull) - thia ■<.!. generation, .I.— .«.ln Jqriug again tn to l.rlnv bring Was not until a year and a half after upon ua rebellion and calamity. We mmenta having been organised by the that tune that Cougre-s came to tbo are simply asking for those accuxitl a loyal people, they werenrganired by the c ncluslon that we could not execute the disloyal; every office jas*ed Into the handsofa rebel; the Union men had white voices la owing to the simple no-; guarany of lhe Coys But Ion without tnJ tho |waoo of ecu posterity. MAKIN FOUR DIFFSREVf RTTTCfltA no part oriollntho*’government*; and ______ ups new class of-loyal voters. cl lent that there____________________ a e more colored men। raixiac , •o far frejk answering tlio purpo-e for Intbo^Stat s <h-n there are white ana. j And, air, nobody concurred in thatrewh ehmrarrnineats are Intended, they Congreea h:.a not >ought to establish nr- | suit m<.re heartily than myself. I Ooti* Detrocnttlc potty. Our principles are felled to extend protection to the loy, 1 erosui ictnacy. n. r ha* It sosght to co- fes (nnd I do It without rtaunc) that I those of humanity; they are (bore of men, ckhcr white or black. Tho loyal Either wemu-tbo>d the.-e people oon- tab I!th tbe on|>remacy of any class ot ■ hive been e<luc;.ted by the great events Juatee: they ore those of eq ail righ’a; men wen trturdorod with Impunlly ; party uf mon. Hit had sought to e -1 ofthe war. 11m American people have they are principle* that apped b> the fruoatf. ontrt.K t ibllih negro sup cm cy it would have r b- en educated rapidly; and (human who Ji Makes the Best Stitch, basis ns would enable loyal ft pub.han •T.( rr oi'MicnntA.'i been an easy matter by excluding from ; Buys he bas learned nothing, that he while nu the other aide wo bear nppeuli tbe rebel Stat a where n rebel hits been State governments to be raised up ; and die right of suffrage all men who ha I i stand* dow where be didalx years aga.ls tried and brought to punishment by the Tho white man 1* overwhelmingly In been conrernc I In the reboll on, In ac­ like an t.ncieui mile-post by tbesidoofa civil authority for the murder of a Upinn gre-s walteil lung, the nation waited cord) ncc with the prnpreltton of Hie doerted highway. We, Air. President, the majority in this country, and that man. Not one case. I am told, can be long, experkmc had to eomc to tbe res­ dls lngubhcd Senator from Mnsaaehu- have advanced step by step. What tb>e majority is yearly Increased by half a found. Those governments utterly fail­ cue of reason Lcforc the thing was done aottq(Mr. Sumner.) in hlsrpeech ol w.ir began we did noi cmitemjdats the million of while men f,om abroad, and ed In answering the purpose ot civil —In the lust revolt, and at tho last thing Worcester, In 18GX He propo-ed to ci- destruction of slavery. 1 remember wUl that inajontj- gaining in proportion horn governments; and not only that, but I to be done, Congrrea dciermlnod to dig rludcallmen who luul Leen u-ncerne-t when the Crittenden resolution wa* fi< dk fail they returned (he colored people to a through all tbe inlbiab-dlg through In the rebellion and confer suITrugc only finally be but a handful In this country; condition of <juati slavery ; they made the roll and the shifting sands, and go on these w!io wore left. That would prosecuted for conquest ar to overturn and yet We hear the prejudices of the down to the eternal rock, and lhere. upwhite raoo appealed to to crush this oth ­ ,. ,tab , »,b. , , ------ .lp7 c | imiw iinvc s-uwiKuni c-tablbbcd negro negro s-.ipretnncy s-.iprotnncy ny by the institutions of any State. 1 know » >b. ,H„ .......... .. tbit that was Intond-.-d ns an asmrance er race, and U» prevent IT from rising to Will Lanta Life-Time. J feu,.11 SU1 , „ Individual*. Under 'various forms of that slavery should not be de-t oyed, supremacy and power. Blr, there is vagrant laws they deprived them of the and It rveclvcd the vote, I believe, of nothing noble, there la nolhliiggeneroea rights of freemen, and placed them un­ have been re .dlly dune. But. sir. Con­ ever? Republican member In boll) houa- Ibero la nothing lovely In (bat policy or der tire power ami control hf their rebel gress ba* only sought to divide tho । o- o«or C«ng css; but In a few months af- that appeal. How does that jrindple riMMen, who were filled with hateic-I comi-arc wlib ours? We are standing T , , ,------------- w—। I Heal power betw een the loyal and the r-'nw , i I dltefJ. BfeUxtfe and rewn. c. • of the worths: we could not pic-erve upon the broad platform of tbe Declar­ of I,OOJ. H ,f ,„d JW . TtlW MtCUINR Dnt, Mr. Pnsldcnl, time pas-cd on.— <h. U.tl ot alavwy and rupp.-ces the rebellion, and ation of Independence, thnt •■all men TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, Congres tuvembied In Dec.-mbcr, 1S63. For s time it i snsed. It did n<>l nt once by the Creator with certain inalienable o«.. annul th government*. It heeltoted. . . I,, me ,,, J)|BI .bouljl. |>feH tnlbr rights; that among these are life, liberty, h- r rr.iSii ix At )ut,ln lSGiI,theconBti'.utional amend­ frontly to my friends “•**n'lu power o'the other. ’Ibe rebels tare wm the better ? To standby the resolu­ and the punuit ol bapp ness.” We aay ment, tbe fourteenth article,wa* brought that I npj ro.ichcd qnlvcnRl colored sntf- the light to vote *■> that they tball not tion and kt tbe Union go, or stand by tlist these rights are m t given by law ; EVERT MACHINE IS WARRANTED I pnoDATE onnrn. , , ,, , . • ■ or unuir iuc com oi aim po«cr ot me are not given by the Constitution ; but eonatruction ; and there was a (acl: ujCongress could not stand by that pledge, ,„,rfe,„ „ „„„ 1U derataudlrig,though It was not embraced m. ibaliUte taU,. .l,fe i ernment, but because I entertained fears shall net .lieundtr ____ , tin-control and powerJ than the oteervauce.'' Air. Lincoln is­ Southern people should ratify and a?rcc1 about at once entrusting a large body of of the re be'a T hla 1» the (oliey, to <U- sued bla proclamation of emancipation. the Inhuman—I might say lhe heathen­ Be Sure to Sec this Machine, to th.it amendment, then their t-tate tn.u juxt from slave y, to whom tl)t vldethe polit'cil p .wer among thore (roc the stave* of the rebels. It ish—appeal co tl>o prejudice of race governments would be accepted. But montage relation had been denied, who men :or tho protection of-each. Sir, the was dictated by the stern and bloody ex­ against race ; the endeavor farther to ----that am. rule inert wju reject led. The had been made the most abjret slaves, ciia.ge that wo intended to create perience of the times. Mr. Lincoln had excite the strong against the weak; tbe Southern people, eoubcclo-l nnd Inspir­ with politienl power And u the Sena­ j a negro supremacy or olorcd State no choke left him. When we began this endeavor farther to deprive ths weak of ed hy tbs Democracy of the North, re­ tor tarn refetved to a vpeech which I I government* Is without the *llglit>-»t oontret no one thought we would use their rights of protection against Uie jected that omendetneut. They were made In Indiana In 1SC5, allow me to ■■ foundation, for It would have been in colored sold lent in the war. The dis­ strong. told that they were not bound to submit show the principle that then actuated < tinguished Bsnaior sitting by mo here, to any renditions whatever; that they, me, for in that speech I raid : ferred suflt supremacy by simply ex- iMr. Cameron,) when In tbo’ winter of FLORENCE SEWING I ACMINL trad forfeited no rights by rebellion.— In regard to the question of admit- ■•ludlng the ditinyal from the right of 1 «WI be first brought forward the propo Shr ;Kastinfl$ banner. Why, air, whst did we propose by this freedmen oftlieSouths n States suftHge-n power which it had tho clear while I admit tho equal rights right to exorc-ec. ed *oldlors, was greatly In advance nf GtOROB U. DEWEY declared that all men born upon our soil of al) men. and Uwt In time all men Hutiugs Feb. 28th, 19M. Now, Mr. President, allow mo to con­ public opinion, and eras thought to Le were cltbens of the United Stvtca n ,w|]| have the right to vote, without dis- sider for a moment the am<-n<lmcnt of­ visionary; but as the war progroe-o l it tiling that had long been recognlred by fered by tlie Fenntor from Wise© .sin, became manifest to all intelligent men •very deparanont of this Government that in tho e-.aa of four million.of that we must not only destroy slavery ---------------V.. slavcti | III* and ujion which his e|ieceh was mndo, WEDFISDAT, JuM Creed Creed from from lordage, lordnee. thereriiould there >hnnld be 1- 1 and arc what I* lucnbct-I until tbe Bred Scott decision was tniole ,lu»t C l-RIXI'I.E, in 1857. The second cectlon provided a pcried of probation to the exerotees of strurnentallty In our powef for the pur­ OIL Or GLADHES8, that where a class or race of men were twlitlcal power. Senator Kcrtca’a Speech. should II become » law. I will ask the pose of putting down the rebellion, and excluded from the right of suffrage they tiuch was my feeling at that time, for SccrclAiy to ;ead life nmeudmeul « bleb the whole country accorded in the u«o of DRAIN COMM SSIONT.ILS NOTICE It had not then been determined by the the Seontorfpm Wleer.nrlnbaa( nqxjaed colored soldlen, and gallant and glorious . BCalLOwsiM, bloody erpcri-ncc of the Hat two years se.vlcc they rendered. In 1804 a pro­ Coond the Eloquent bperch of fienatox. hbe.o.2 that wc eould not reconstruct ujxju Uro position wun brought forward In this Morton, of Indiana, iu which tho issues The to*rotary read as follows: deny; that if four million people down Las’s of thf white (opulalinn, and such Ixxly to amend tbe ConstituUon of the South were to have no aufflrara, the men wa* tho opinion uf a great majority of IMPORTER AND GROWER OF United States by abolishing ulavcry. Morton, acquired in Indiana, during living in tbolr midst nod •urmundlng the people of the North ; end It was not We do not think that this is very radical the war a repjfatlon i bn liar fo that FLOWER ARD VERETA11E SEEDS them,.and depriving them of all politi­ until a year and a half after (list time aoauxsTEii. nr. -w. which Austin Blair so|ul.vd In Michi­ ALKX FRICK, | cal riglite, should n«>t hAvc jpomberw. of thntConimM came to the conclusion gan ; cud among tbe Republicans In all VICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE J. «. IIOCGHTALIX. •< O D MOURK, I Congress dn their account 1 say the that there was no way left but to resort of modern times, and it was finally parte of the country, Lis name ia a pow­ Li colored suffrage nnd tuffirage to all er. It represents not only :l,;ht princi­ been auc.-caifut impugned by apy argu­ men except llio-o who were disqualified ry liutnan being with tn the I'.mlta of the ples but tacorruptable integrity, i>U BERDS 4XD rtX»t ALGUIDt. FOIt 1RGR jyssOLUTIUM NOTICE. ment, 1 earc not how Ingenious it may by the comtnb*sio:i of high crimes and only wise policy but intrepid action.— misderucanora. He never speadu without convoying the that tho lc.ulera of the South, those men will rerocmlwr the celebrated Wimer Impiesdon of a cliar.cbr which l» tally Mr. President wo hear much raid In whohadonoe taken an official oath to tfaerourse nf this dilate, end tliremh Davfc bill, («ttcd In June, 18»t, which huntax a hakmax.*. >»• .r* *>ra. support the Constitution of the United the i rese, alx.ut the violation of the ■ Mr. Mo ton. Fir, tho o qualifications took the pvtr of retoretraction out <» JOBS 0. RCXTAS. . Slates, and bad alteiwsrd committed ore, by tlio terms of the amendment, t*> perjury by going into lhe rebellion, construction mca-rro< ofCong.em we not In fact bekng. apply to lho-e who wc e not authorised should be made imllgiblc to any,, office hare ItbKC . ,, ,, . , »«vHgone vuc uuu.ut outside uje tbe vonsutuuou. Constitution. ana and I refer to Mr. Lincoln; but If thru bill wfe U» G.ren.a-n. «U,. C.1J | ,b, dbUn_^,MBU-. the rebellion—in other words, the colored had passed It would perhap, have refill­ ueerts »n a rereutspeech “ whoevershall ed in the destruction ofthis Government. We con al! sec II now, although It w. a vote the Ixmocratle ticket, in IMS, wlWteld rfem th«. fefe. br p„bU„„ r jj h then thought t> be the meet radical wbethurbeys intended It or not, will whoso iBBtrmnciitalltvW)' had lost near- r _ r.r.. ... .. .' . * J^MHOLCTIUK NOTICE. for hiiusdf. hot for another. 1 deny the nn esurj of tbo times. What did It pro­ thereby endorse the rebel lien; and (hit! ly half a mllliou Hvtaand untold tre:v- statement in toto. 1 lads! that there re­ p oo? It proposed to prescribe a plan, whoever votes the Republican H ket construction me .suree are as fully wltb- ye.ual He propose* that a colored mun to take effect when the warslwuld end, will utter his voice in favor of Union CARRIAGE FACTORY! meat could not be dl provcd. And what in the power- of thcConstl'utloo ns nnv shall not voteunl as he hat sufficient cdby which these rebel States should le Llbc: ty, an*! Justice. Whoever believes lcgi*l«Ucn tbit can be bad, nut only by nstond. J refer to that Lili simply to In tho Justice of the war und the preset* J. C WOOtHlC meut? That thia Govvinmcnt abould nvaon, but by au b*» ity. And who ate Uni.cd Stales and io sutaertbu Lis name vatfon of the R< public a 11; be in faror the men that are talking so mneh about qulied but one condition or guaranty on of Meeoitrtructlon upon *ucb terms us rebel debt; that It abould never jmy the Ibe violation of the Constitution, and rbltc man to vote who who preload to be tbe special Mends of they should put in their conttituUooa a guaranty against future Rebellion; THE GREAT CAUSE ly opposed iu the North as well ai In the how to make Ills mark even to a note provision proldblUng slavery, it «. and whoever believes in tbe rlghtfalnass South, ilowcduld any man oppose them, only three years ago,were in anra given for whisky. [Laughter.] qulred do other guaranty. It required to overturn the Conelltut on and estab­ Again, sir, he। ro,o ea that the colored no cqtxallsaUen of repreteiitatfon ; nr>>e- Immedlato restoration nf th* Rebels, ver of thia Gavcinmantaaa.iming a per* lish that of Montgomery In Its place or man i liall not vUo unices bo shall be curliy agalnm rebel debt-, or against without condition er limitation, toelvll HASTINGS, wore their Northern friend*, who were tclocd In hla o wu right or in tbe right of payment for emsneipated staves; and vor of paying the rebels for their slave.? aiding and sympathizing Inxiat under­ hla -wile of a Ircihold of the value of it confined the right of sufiragc to white When the Democratic parly North and taking. SiSO, a provision whhb, of course, would men. But li was thought to be a great O».«b„ Mafemrot, la lha nm, South opjroMil that most important,and, I had occasion tho other day to speak eutofl* nine buudted and nlnoty-ulno "pceoh from which tbo above Is quoted %'BaV of what wim de cribed a« a Constitution­ out of every thousand colored muu In was; but events were passing rapidly, al amendment, they were committing al Union mon—a man living inside of tiie South. The colored u>an cimuot urn! In 1865 tho President earne forwaid that before tbe “Boldien »Dd Sailor's Union," Usually worthy of the attbemcelvev In prbsciple, aa they bad the Federal lines during the war, sym­ wnh hia proposition, and 1 am stating tentlco of that targe number of •■Coubeen before by declaration, io the doc- pathizing will) the relielllon, and who the white rebc< Forth wbat is true from an examination of tho sc.vaUves" who have Invested their taino that this Govctnmont was bound endeavored to aid tho relcIUonby Itidoenmou Is when 1 say that, but for the money in United State Bonds, and to t.x iu hta life, never paid an Knot debt want of power with the President, ht» which we Invite the special aUcnUon of juataud right Uiat wo abould assume pmpoee of auptreadugit um a viola lion , la to be alluw.U U> vote. Blr, that would sebemo In Itself considered was far njqrs all clamcs of our readers, m being the and pay the rebel debt. of the Constitution of the United Stales. be tL« tnsvlUbk' edect of tbs adaption radical than that of tbe Winter Ravia platform on whbh UlyM H Thta amcndcmoii, aal have before of thia amendment ? To cut off such a hill; but events were rapidly teaching UraN.lstobeelectedinK^iZJL^ I AM NOW SELLING tbestato.men oftb<tltne that weeould as 1 rceloent of the United Htauw. Ho especial friends of the Constitution are assembled in Deocsnixir, IMS, they were tho rebel white vote. largely In tho u»- not reoanttenet npon Ural buia. °1- B^fe fejl. Sta Ha, ,1B by force of arms, anil thore throughout the country who have given them aid gvveri.kncnu there to bo formed again T«r. ' !"• * I" ovary half-way measure had been spum­ and comfort. Sir you will ramemberthat into the hands ot the rebels. Bta, 1 will ed bv the rebels, and'thev had ncthlno once a celebrated French wcimm was not spend longer time upon that. al amendment, which wo now regard CONJUGAL LOVE, being dra.wd to the acailbhl, and ns abv My friend j c,terday alluded to my ennatroctloii passed the statute ofbbcrty aheexclalm- doraeuieut of the I’raudcnfa policy in a Senate to tb it clause la Ida prodama- mads the rclclUon. These are the radi­ cals of tho South; and my (rlend from Wisconsin, after all, is voting with the rudlca'a The burden of hla speech yesterday was that the reconstrueton measures of Congrea ore Intended to establish negro supremacy. Sir. tbis proposition Is without any foundation whatever. I PSULIPS A BENTLEY, tasssaraattlUKir rags&i r.„ ST,’ rj.tir.Lr" s .. „; , ,. """• ■ r“'"» »■» “■> »<« , committed in tby name;" sad 1 nan say to tho Constitution, how many crimes sgalna*. liberty, humanity, and progress now called the 1'reisldeni’s policy. I n the Republican party, and whan I could not help anticipating tho direful conaethe Constitution and sought Its dertrao pOM BALM. uarm i>» wictsns, tlSWDS'STUHC Ware Easra far Cts- M �NEW ADVEBTISEMEHTS. '^KJrtvsr. IYIERIZEI Ail, BUSINESS CARDS. F. N. GALLOWAY, BANKER. X?ro«i<lcnt .Tohn Impcacliecll c.pt. W. r. Urkla to John Dittrich, ea* lot onwtot.ia»Mtl*8ln«l, for SIU. H. Wright to C*pu LftUa.M fMl front «a M.toStrwt, oppo.ttr Xichun* block, for »U0. O*pL Urtio / to M. M. Priedlc, oor l*t oe fl ill Ht (wnt iMr) fortm. O. C. H*bb*rd toD. F. Krntwoo. lot it*, t*. (wwt •ide) with (Mil dwtfllBp bom, for 1400. C>f L tartin to A. McQueao, oot lot oo Korth *irwt. for *70. Jo*rpb Cl.I.r u Philip coiutrnn Uapx » xnarm, BASTLH03, - - - nbrl - - - MICB. MISS E. WILCOX, SPECIAL NOTICES. MILLINER. an rro&T, mtxox elocx. AA'D DISEASES OF TEE THEOAT AND LUNGS, HASTINGS, - ST - MICH. D. S. WOODWARD, Dwtorto Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hiyts & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Dry Goods aid Graris, In tho bold language of the Chicago Tri&vxe. Tho American pevpie impeach you, Andrew Johnson, as a didurtcr of; tho national peace, the violator of na-' Uouol Irtw, tho stumbling block of na- j >0<”’ *DttV*aA*D JHOKZXB. Htct-orr Cor»«r*. Mich. nMm> M18K if. MEAD, liunal justice, and the organkter of na­ tional ruin. They deemed that for thc*e offense* agniust them, and against the human Uiuily, of which they aro a part, you be branded aa a betrayer of tho peo­ ple stripped of the robes you have stain­ ed, and go forth solitary among mankind forever. Fur you them is no death-bed repentance .' Your public life is without feature Wherever thore has I've: appearance of virtue time has worn off tho vornisk and there, ex­ posod to all tho world, stands tho unva­ rying record uf the desperado and tho domaguguv. Your had example has bean borne loo long already. It is time for you to bo going, and go you must! Full particular* next Issue. RUSSELL & NEVINS. DRERHMAKER. i-irxsT srrLBa or fattixxs. la ne*v. naicx sloci. BAHTIXO.-*. - - - **n • • • MICH. Best asMrt’Bl sf Crockery fa Tewi. Fresh Goods cesstsitly CHRONIC CATARRH. hand. Old Goads Millag regardless «f Cast. Why entertain thia loathsome disease when relief can be obtained? We meet those every day who arc suffering from Music & Jewelry. Catarrh to such an extout, that tbo Air I'aasagco In tho head are In a partly deRUSSELL ciimputicd condition.—tlio nose and General Grocers, & NEVINS. throat filled with nuch n man of corrupt, matter that they are -bject* of dL*gu*t to thcmrelvca, and of pity to those with DISSOLUTION. whom they uuoNata. Chronic Catanh usually affect* the Boots and Shoes, head, fiiuceaand broudital tube*. It la | Invariably caused by humoral or inflam­ . matoiy blood, by which tho mucous STAIN BROTHERS, membrane w made roro or inflamed, producing a copious effk*.*an of viwld matter. If it be produced by Scrofula In W. S. GOODYEAR, the blood It is almoat certain to end in raz«3.o/xj. nrt.rrwnB*. R. J. GRANT. c-rrr xxu* oxror. Consumption, unlcra speedily cured, becauaeltls Impossible to cutlrcly prevent tbe matter from running down tbebronJ. c 0 I. E & SON, I cliial Into the air vesicles, and such la the excoriating, or scalding property of the matter, Its contact with the delicate Groceries and Produce, KALTAXT Utt*. linings ofthe air-cell- nt once cauaes Ir| citation, and invites the humoral pn>- STATE RT.. HXflTIhQA MICH. l^r Cub p»id for Prodnc* nSyl perdu* of the blood to deposit thorelu ' Tubctclea and Ulcers. W. PARKER A SON, i Catarrh almost always at tends Con1 ramptlon, end frequently load* to it. I In Oxygenized Air we hare a positive ettnar gmutr, UASTIXG3. • ■ • nSyl - - - MICH. [ cure for this disease. The remedy l» Hor*«« *o-J C*rri*x*t *t all hour* taken by inhalation,—breathed directly | Into the lungs, and through them car- ' ROBINSON tWIGRTMAN rled Into the blood; thus a« roon as the I blood will carry lt»it reaches.all parts of tho system, decomposing tho Impure matter in the blood and expelling it through the porw, and through til a na­ tural channels from the system. Thus yon wi U ace that the came of the disease la removed, and the disease l^eUmust jCoral and SHisrcIlauroiti Dnfx, Medirinffi, Greceries, ■OOja A STATTOjnmT, Forfhtwvrr, Fancy Good., Wall Paper, A FULL hlVCX of artlclM in my Ln* •oMltalQ BARLOW & GOODYEAR, Lirery & Sale Stable, DRUGGIST AND B00EEELLH, Eaplr* Block, MIDDLEVILLE. . *uT1 . MICHKAX TyjTDDLKVILLK Hardware, Stores, MHaih In tbbeamomanner w? treatnnd radlexlly euro Bronyhltts and Conaumptlon. Let na one auflbring from these dlacaace despair of relict If you arc too faraway W. 0. HED1HCKAUU., to vidtour office and »ee ua pcroonally, write a description of your aymptomo, SaMipn & HaroBiien, end forward to the nddrona befow. •Ttrtrr.. nrKMirttirr nittrr. Send for our droular which <;tvea a UAHTI50S. • • ■ nJjl.- • • MICB. I full description of thcae d!«M>**. 1 Oatrif tlu* many ttooMral t rlmonlStiff iniEKTISKliBSTS. nl« received we pubUab the following:— Dn. C- L. lirxHiD, Dear Sir: 1 dc^rv to give you my teetl/nony In roranl to the value of your aeientiflo eyate.-nof treating Catarrh and dlAcoMn of the Rcapltttary organ*. I have uwd your ratrwdy, •• Qxygvnlxcd Air," in my practice forAb^hutt year with w.mpleta eunoran. ' I l.avo cured tin- wont forms of Cabinit, and a ma­ jority orthecuaiwof Rronchitbsand Cou■•itpps><m In their advanced stigva. I un<;u lirtedrr pronounce •’Oxygrn.red Air” tbegreatest boon ever yet conto­ rt I upon our raflfcrlug r.roe, ard hope tbe d-y fo not for dfetaat wJwn every in­ to ILaiit physlcton will ndopt your ay*fem tn tho tre.rttnrat ofall chronic affect.oua Fraternally Yours, U M. LEE, M. d. No* IOO Wcaiml nltter St, I1™videoee. Dn. C. L- Bu»d, r.nrutilJCAK Ual-cvs—The Republi­ can Electors of the Township of Host­ ing*, will meet In c-iucus, at the office of Hie County Clerk, on Wednesday, County Convontlon, to be field ■ n Satur­ day the "th, dry of March. w.lH meet at th* Town Iioiimj. on Tbur-day March 6th. nt 2 o'clock P. M. By order of township ecmmlttcc. JOHN i:EAGLE, Chairman. lh* low. It >• prrhop* proper lh*t we *hwld •tele UU Uw hf»ti wife of Ibi* DofaedMlla'iiow ■upiHiried. with her cbUdrea. in Um I'oor il<m-e of Iblo eunuty. lhrou(li the fmod of lM» Defen. deal, io depei»ln< her of her fowfal property, •nd Ilia money Inmted for tbe beoeill el hi* bopu wife, end in bee mi, In T*»aU*County. < ViiXAUX Euxmox.—The annual election of Village officer* will be held od Monday, th^-'Bth of March. The officera to lie ctfoecD are a Prealdent, Rcoortler. Treaturcr, truateee, Aeeceoor and Momholl. It it UDderatood that both partlM will run straight political ticket* tbla year. "People’*’’ and “Tomperanco,’’ tickets give but IKtle aatisfacUon Io either par­ ty, and tbe consequence ia • light vote when such tickets are placed In DomlnoTniiu.—To Boo. T. W. Faanv. for part* <hw •cd TArwaf tbr Coeprruloo*! Ol«b< for *d Bn•io* of mi Co egret*. Alto, for lb* Report of th* Drptrtmeoi »f Agrfcnltar* for IM*. To Moo. Z Csxrauw, for rtrioo* Interacting CLIltAXI troazsjr ■ orkwoTZgaga PIECES FALL'PBINTS Just Received. ClIKAXU Page's Climax Salve, a Family blexxlug fur 25 ccnta. It heals without a Rear. No family khoald be without it. Wo warrant it to cure Scrofula Sores, Salt Ehcum, Chilblains, Tetter, Pimples, anil all Eruptions of tho Skin. For Soro Urrijst or Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Brnlses, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Handa, 4:c., it makes n perfect cure. It has-been used over fifteen years, without ono failure. It has no parallel—haring perfcctijr eradicatH disease and healed after al! other remedies had failed. It Is a compound of Arnica with many other Extracts and Balaams, and put up in larger boxes for the same price than any other Ointment cdy, ’•Oxygcnlxed 'Air" in advanced stagraofCntarh, Hrodcbitta aad Con­ sumption. arnfthcnaulln have been, hi the hlglwst sense, ■affofuctnry; tn pc*!tlve am 1 of Its wundcrfhl power to ar­ rest the prtrrloas of tho above named disease*, that I eon ednstefentlously ad­ vise all who may be suffering from thorn to place themselves under the treat- 1C Is the best NEWS DEPOT, A tantsalMppIr of '■ avy-wwMy —a >r~My . ST E W 8 T> Jk. F E K S, ■ BOOKS. ■ ■ co prof the procwdinp i tadpt. Blate of Mfohlpnw. IUKi*4« Dmun, hr h m n ELT M VS IC, CmaMjteratji pTM feh Map ant, to but imm awn **rt£**ta, FtOM |M TO UM FEB HOST! cub«md*. Apply si mva to TSKROKROF YOCTH.- - fa^tost. �SECOND F1MX1S1T1MI STOHTGAGE HALE. tad slxty-lwo cents. art.--A » d«hn«4 <° t>. du. it... .i..„ mW* i, Great Behtiiii for 60 Ban! C..r«rr K.W.. Thrift's tWy .pubel. IT. FRENSDORF Ac CO. BELL MORE CLOTNINB TbrovsbU.Michtiogw, KiuUf tby s^ss KsnyMOcbe, IF YOU WAST GOOD GOODS CHEAP, sgaaUtarmto- IW-' LOOK AT OUR GOODS k LOW PRICES. PHILLIPS “A Maryland Capperbead ' assures us that W the army la not withdrawn from tbo South “a war of moes will be inevi­ table, and the negro will go down In blood and carnage." The remedy be m. CUSTOM WORK MADE TO propcem for this state of things, la to ORDER on short notice, and a fit guar­ forcibly remove two thirds of the ne­ anteed every time. ts~ lie eore tod call »l tbe Temple of Fn»hgroes to the North, and compel them to stay out of harm's way for five years. Three left behind will be ro few and so weak that tho chivalry, probably, will H. FRENSDORF & CO. qa* think It worth while to slaughter them. “It 1b true," our correspondent continues, “In currying out this plan the | QSpstitution would l>e put somewhat upon the atreteh but ho thinks the 1*1* would stand 1L\ How sublime I tbe impudence of this proposal la I A ruffian attempt my life, and tho police, Instead of locking him up where he can hurt nobody, throw me Into Jail so as to relieve him of temptation. Suppoae wo abould reverse the case, and when rebels threaten a war of raesu. sot about remov­ House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter ing them to tho Northern State*; what would “A Maryland Copperhead” think of stretching tho Constitution in that dl- Goods, Boots $ Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, Piece Goods, Crockery And Classicarc. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, PHILLIPS * BENTLEY NEW CASH STORE, Hold on to your hand when you are about to strike, steal, or do any Improp­ er act Hold on to your foot when you ore on the point of kicking, running away from study, or punning tbe path of error, j TO BUY YOUR GOODS! TheUit Sutcess, ETE1Y HEECEDKUD H» STYLE, STOCK 5 IIAUDWARB, IMPROVED h <Z32BD> “Good morning, Uncle Jim.’ ffioTnfng *1 •well, you got your daughtei off, have you T” BENTLEY’S Z>r?/ -Har.n ok Dots.—Hold on to your tongue when you are just ready to swear, lie, orspeak haetily, or esc an improper ahgry, excited, or imposed upon, or other* are angry about you. ■ Hold on to your heart when evil per■e^Wgeak your company and invito you to their games, mirth, or revelry. Hold on to your good name at all timer for It Is more valuable to you than gold, high places, or fashionable attire. .Hold on to the truth, for it will serve you well, and do you good throughout 4eynltr. Hold on to your virtue; it la above al! price to you In all tlmea and In all pin- k Still-'Leads the Van Hair dressing inoncBol(Jt BROWN SUGAR, BOOTS $ SHOES, CHEAP! IRON & STOVES iwirf*. perfectly harmlcH, ssxd is' preferred over every other preparation by those who have a fine head of hair, u well u those who wish to restore it The beautiful glou sad perfume imparted to th: Hair make it desirable 0.1. tPAULBIHa. Groceries and Provsions, ATLANTIC & GBIAT WSTKBN Broad Gauge Railway! WE ARE COMIHG! A vin ptwci10 “y p*r«» **ndicg M a flub ONE DOLLAR BALE tf DSY ARD FAMCT GOODS, » Wueb. Fiscs «rf Bbcctlog. Silk Dreis Ps'.Un. Ac.. Ae. KERO8ENE OIL, fsrytldsg kept ia NEW YORK BOSTON. prrrttaBGH. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, and WASHINGTON CITT. FREE OF COST. di^aft^T*°O04*“4&"’4*•enl “J “*• r"* ALLEK, HAWES A CO., snsiriiABDrrARe, SJUMOV CTKXSJ1.K, iroovEf irsBg, oitrsnsroxss, rjusts, OUS, Thia is tbe osly Route to tbs Oil Regions of Pennsylvan IS Federal Bl, Boston, Maw, Atlantic k Gt Wrateni Railway tobsll be a pleMnre to sSto wait on eastoswn. FiiiuLcyko Turn Orin _______ ____ W. A. SABTWELL. Butlngs.Bse.ll.iMT. j pariltire Store,—Tike BfoUce. ■jya ire .Haktag a Complete imumu ii timei sx, harness shop. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-03-04.pdf eab32faa183948303800ca1ffa66d0a4 PDF Text Text fastings banner GEO. M. DEWEY *v<ra».*'lmim. “ With Malice toward dom.—with Charity for all.—with FinaasM Ln the Bight' VOL. XU gsnnrr, TEKits.-ti, w m mm. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 4, 1868. Wtdiral Jttsmw Jirtetorg./ She NUMBER 45. publican form of Government,” wfo remeenber in that section of tbe country . . ------ ------------------------- ------- where Democracy boa owned both the 'franehlted upon tbe mere prejudice of soil and tho colored race si “chatxlea” r the principle* of aqua! righto. Find three who demand t bat 1 E. K. WAXXflST. «H ,OTV*Mt<M. Uf-~ 7b the liepublicant ' government (u a If th* colored man contract* debta, or cukred rare have une-hcJf “white" blood make*entagemeuto, the fow forces him their Dvmucratio fathers™ their rein* to ta’.nil h.H enn^emento and pay bto — bf them eo much of it that they debts, tbe rameae a white man. Tho con acarrely be distinguished fivm tbo Find thuer who curse and bowl al the 1 law show* him no favota or mercy in , W;“ “white Demurency’ itealf. : mild aad concilia torr terms offend Ij a mattm of dollars and cents, or in viola- I rf ““W ’r,th foxgiriag aadtadulgrnf yep’^and a for­ I c™ onuuw. l» u>, .afM, bu. Wd, »“ ■“Ullw.-I -l-u. uUUuau. bearing RepaUican Cungrut*. for them I..- . ~ A. - - and one hundred end eighty thousand lu resume their placre fa the gweiamrht, him to Orc tame ccoocntab.lUy that II white rutera, there need be ua well । and yuu find tbuee who arrogantly defy does docs white voters. voura. Why, then, should ^ucd,-d terribte romilto in £rhe nut ha«c the game civil and political P ,x,liticxxl rights to uno tliciuacd well rt-hute nr,. thnlmrt^ht* I e brv the Ltw. Whv Why >,..r not .itew allow (^,,.,4 law-abiding coloredyoten! The liirn a voice lu the choice of rulers and lost Ncdiunal Census showed th* entered .i hto—oivil and jsdi i a. officers who are to inako and execute Ute pnpuladun of Michigtm.hcattor*d through i red a tvccent aj <»u.to eketrd to of­ forty-seven co.intica, to be ns follows: fice, or busted u]*.n Xa}*o professions of I TICE o? ditliiudtonl 8,60? foyalty by a too confiding people, and you * In the day* of the Rovolntfon, our find him working hand and glove. wwA Female*, fere tatters nevrr doubtoJ tbo rtf hi of: those who did their ulmoct to de­ all /ret, colored dUxcna to vote, and on­ Total, 8,799 stroy the guvexnmeit, a toUayer of tbo ly problLtt the "slave,." from the right. princqdc* of equal righto for all, a betray­ In thoef days, twelve of the thirteen I er alik* of tuunby and people. Jmd origins! Stoke made no distinction in I KrTen petton.,’ and we have the astound- Ummc who insist O]*xi a masked syateen the franchise, on account of color, and (number of 671 colored rotors to '•--t ul slavery over their inner “ihstlira," Waahlgh'on, with all the old poir a**, ■ Gut and destroy the Detnucratifc |»arty, liy leaving them without |*ilitira] right,to vot.d aldo by rldo atlho name bulioL-b<>x undermine Uiehtate gumnnlh, and tram- be tiatupled down by their ]onct—tha^e with colored men. In the State of New I pl, vut the white rare! De<fuctthe“ro- who drejdso Fuuthein white /»y/i'sis for Jflchigtm : On th* Crai Monday In April you will FKAKX ALL-EX KA1TKT waujar. Fcr t Cm H all ratal al Lm Disass the adoption or rejection of the Amend­ ed Constitution. Thia vote will be only the pre'tuiinary ShirinUh to the great and important Pre*Men tai betils, to be decide,! tn November following. i ft la important for you to elect your I township officer*. It la no lesakmportaut to adopt th* Amended Constitution, a* Its defeat will be claimed and bearided | a triumph of Its euemlev. With th* tywestyeof such a triumph at this time, I our vnetule* would enter upon the ap­ proaching conus: with renewed hopes and Vitor tb it would require largely In­ creased efTbrts on our part to keep II lehlgan up to her former proud record tu the ad rain e guard of treccoui. uninvii a wills York, as late ns 1823, there waanodb- tors," or able- bod led men, and we have tlncf.cn of color in tLe qualification of . ilia graud balance of itilli women and Convention was rampted of 77 Repub­ lican* and 3 Drrnocra'a. I to rat.fleatten, therefore, te the ratirleat on and en­ dorsement <>f j,Ottr ourn icpr< ten tall vos. a a •Mini. pany, open every question thatcIvUce our party from that of Ila enetnlre. That too Amended Const; tu Jon is just wbat every Republican would have it,. io every particular Is not claimed ; nor. iin num. I. ABflPFIl. A. «..«. by any deli' ehtlvr body. Bill that it io PB1G4 HALL & RUCK EL Proprietor. MOREHEAD'S rsATTHia <J>n«TUI0X MAGNETIC PLASTER features, fcr bsrmunluua working and the dcv*loj«ncut o' tb>- Ftate, ujon tbe i nvent cxiuiradl. toiy nnd tnronrruous 1 production of the Demccrat’e Conveni tten of isso, i«|«tenttoevery Intelligent I . tbe light ot 17 yean ea|>er!enoe under The Great Streagtheaer aad Paia LG" Destroyer of the World. • C PBUTOL’ PREPARED G'-T**. 55wEX.ua: mTATUI H C»X. JOTW MXRSXL. USEFUL IN HOUSE EVEHY ffl =~ rxvamm.t’xuowH and TWEHTT-FDE YEARS. UADAME ZADOO POIiTBB'3 HUME [DUGH BALSAM - - - -- . — XL ___ | Cornu tinion is baaed; for, but for thU J itiuitday. It in a fixed fact that cannot I ** LofigJwsLpotwd, and even many of th* change, tbo A mended 1 u« t.ument would I Dcmucrnb'c pdiliciana begm tu realise it be accepted with crest unanimity, as tn i I Abd Ln three States where the colored bscOmpdmM* improvement upon the man Los Ixwn a Tutor for twenty or forty Of every ciliaUt at the nepremf pr«*cDt ••irwdr, O'-dlffr^'d Conatiiution , । rears, tan anybody truth fully aseert that I the whWe rare is degraded,—that schools JI The ehanffe la cpcnpc*bcn-i ve to every prrepertty, by ad 1*1 ng thia amended luteUUent mind, apd Ute firei question and decidedly improved Inrt ament. to be settled in the uilndofcvvry honest, freedom-laving patriate voter, L-tote: eoat. eoeld not present another draft materially different fiotn thia one, ty osnKdnx its mainly eoniiovcrtcd tta- cy that be doc not beli.ve to be founded turva, Without taswring tit orrneMmt-.c Tier. people. Pries 25, 50 and 75 Ota. per Bottle. Th* vote upen (bls Const!,utfon. at ! th!* time, does nut luvnlve, alot-e, Ha re- CSUGHi, G3LDS. ETS.. A defeat of this great pincqJe in was in the luie-frout on udyli*ld in th* Runth, rarry tng . peopte rear Jtourielted. or even ratated. EXfEXSIVELT UJSD Her Tri Clij ul Yicisity, ALTXXD C. WtUW. 't-xrf "«***’M^.’SL.rLTr"o rial degredatiun, treating thim row than a culurod man, uc wen a deetusd There Is only a property qualification of ! uuxrcLiug upon them “sixty thousand “Yankee," and ym tied a “vhivmiw’’ t2T0 fo - colored rota.a to-day In toe } strong,” /*<>• r*r>**>; and luariug their t1-' ! •!*«"*« of *4fxaitiuu to equal jighfc— th*, flute of New Yojk, and almoat, every I "Ul not be equal to their a**L I—j iu rL*>u«* actoid «ith Lis Michirro_ . bren. iI ‘to “‘9l*71*colored man In toe fctatc I* a voter, and ; drura fur volunteers omung llepabbrena , Las been tor nearly filly years, u|(K> ";b<*» dortrins are deep laid fa toe prim : “ "J1*1 tost Uel* «P!« of awl cnn»l right* to 4^ .u i T?. ? ^cngieae, and to ___ in«m I Will it not smack too much oi h,T0 the r*1*1 deb‘ (nnd W We bow Invite atteotlon to Ute princ!n. T*? r ‘T r , 1b. b»E.U«x o, fur Ito no. rf Uw juU j^o d.U-u. h... UH, „ in the New VnnatltuUoD. aa com pared Un»» m-t OH apd ubmnl “■ ^„d toL„.IM,f 1U 1—» ta ,«l. 17«!.. witU,. to, a...qto .1 Ir-i.Hj, ,h., nto, ,L,m Ul» W to, to .bto » r i and rc]>udiate tbe notional debt. We new rectJone of Imj ortartec an added, ]M>nouoc tu be ns silly and futile aa it is uto, tol toldto I u,, i» to lto‘ ’ .......................... In to Stto .1 l?, k. -to viJj . Dranxnuin I "equal lights," and we du nut bciiere lions that have been amended We note small property quauBcaiiun, and in Mas. ____ ____ tin jioupls of Michigan aic. the amcmlmeuis Ln ftahca, end note, snebusetta, Itbodc Island, and in other । nnrocasDC arxmcxxn. other changes by coudemed statement* I State* where the negro ba* l*ca a voter On tlio Oth uf August, when th* suband Uaiict. Will any true p triutic rotor in Miehs| for many years, there te no inm-ased cub jrct al frauduso wa* bvfore the Cunetiorvd iinmigntiun, nur in Teuue**re. 1 tutional Convention, the Hun. G. V. N. gun dreert the army of liberty and pro­ AKTICLX III. , where the colored man stands uu a jxn- , Lollirop sjukoth*eentuuentoof all mem- gress U> «adiat with such company, and be cvqutod undur such a Cog 1 Dore any t. -Uli te U «»*«<o*.I fort level, in civil and political righto bontst loyal rotor a here *on islber ur The eAm^e la In omlUliw: the word 1 with all white men. But merolortd man prejudice and old, deqvrouted barred brvtlter laid down lifo for the country, uipunst tliu cviuivd tusci, docs nut blind them to tin* measure of equal justice tu desire to Lear tho riild frantic shunts uf Um- prreent Con-thirtlcn. and pin log a 1 "VICTORY” go up from the camp that elUsuo* oi Michigan. whnare cltlx.-ns of ujrpreed tho loyal OSass sunk a steoui ati'nl tu cmigr ate lu Micldgnn to secure ■a will go up if this Cunstitatfoa with that right. Lie alau enjoys equal franchise equal, aril, and jUiticn] righto for all, i* in Canada. And the inevitable tendency defeated through their fadjtanvntc to thia Ute oo.ieeto i of this dhlinrtlnn-tn title i । of iiuUfa aantfatotit,—the march uf jussacred pmripte. Will any krai maq m> — d ■> tagtew bimUiat rigtit leave it fxmible far such a shout to la Jeetton or adipilon. a* th - fond itneutal law of Mb-Wgan. Il involven tbe prtuel- Il'urld hat ernr Proeliti .PURELY V’OWTABLK, •*gaSdag ii, I IMt MS <0 .1 truly • 'Republic* n form o'Gevernmeot," ortd, and, f-1—which ality, or the tew* arc levs potent and re­ jected.—that society m leas |iure, elevat­ ed and refined, or that any white nrnn’s rights or privileges are in any way abridg- protection for Southern luya tsla are for­ gotten hero—let the Sobel* hare their own way—submit qufotly to their wilL" Who will vote to Mind such n tnomage — for the foDuro to ratify this Constitutfoa ' nimplb conferring upon thn culorrd man equal civil and ;iobbcal lights, due* not, । W» would ask who are the opponents wD be hailed by rebels and their' his rads'' as an umcn of hope end oncuiuagenM** as is claimed by duh /yet*, make huu I of this prinaiilo uf equal righto to all the the “equal" uf anybody, mom than the ritixei* uf too United btatre? Find tamo right now enjoyed by drunkards, thueo who pruuounced every act uf the ramblers juuftmc blnsjibcmcraJibertiMe, government to vut down the rebellion thiavre And robbers make* them th* -unn<.5ti:iidun:i)"—who threatened to iwrreafon ur rebellion, that the arisen ------i-------------------»_».*__! “equai" of tbo mast refined, upright and , ,^.^'fa fa, rear’’ upon our deporting vol- sAHer shall not, while fighting at tho exalted in society, nor any mree that it i uDtrers,-— wbu d-'precialod too nalii-nnl fruut, be deprived uf his rota or vuiii' to tuokia th* qn.o;atuus the- "oqual” uf tb<- credit, ita note* and bonds,—who derided jiubUc afikire at homo " The acme uppul*Mi educated, nur mum than th* same 1 onr wldii'tv as "dogs” and “mercenary nmita of equal righto who ujpueodthfa riaht cujuyod by a Methodist make* him Lincoln hiroUnp,"—who ducunraged pririlegeto our soldiers during tbe re­ a Baptist ur infidel, ar Preebytenon ur enlistment by rei ing it an unconstitution­ bellion, and who will oppuee too jint S|iiritoalist Neither doe* it “oblige yunr al war, and ull who enlisted “Alolitiun- section of thia articla, will alto ojipree daughter to many a nigger,” far it duee isto "—who urgetitead Knights of the the secund section. But the Mime rutera n«X. in any rewvet, changv tho social re­ Gulden Circle, and did ell in tbar power J who stood unwaveringly by the interaota in! urns between th* a lute and colored to reseat tho draft tu fill up oar broken 'i of our soldiers during A* war, will stand ■ rnrea. Three things are used,by design- ranks,—who deniud the ballot to oar sd-1 by this douse and adopt it now. If these general prtne.pica, endoriod by Washington, axv correct, why n>* Bisks them LIVING lUCALlTtEB IN THE ORGANIC LAW OF MICHI­ It involve* the eudoirement of a loyal, GAN ? . The question <>7 imperial manhood 1 mg demagogue*, to exrito the pesafons diws,—whu plotted fa f—--------- LL_ true and patriotic Congers*, standing acrca*r.l»k.-.bo tho hunter,’ bravely and firmly agnintt executive suffhigr I* Dot on* that should te decid­ ♦nd tirejl'diore ul the ignorant and un­ | "watching and waiting Shu treachery and usurpation, for such a Just ed by long chcrUbeslprcmllce or haired til inking against granting tho natural and inalieuablo righto of hie liberty and “rvroutructkm" of the rebel Stales aa jmj' U.a.SuHtaa bio. senseyie, bis hair, or the rranplcxlon wludh God has £iven him, but upon the tresaoo and rebellion, by allowing loyal is called upon to obey and uphold tho and ull they dared by ecto, to emboraa* unmanva Mraxnxn. voters Footh, a voice in the government. lire to nil mankind, acting upon the laws, and pay bis puttiun to support the1 The “Aanended Bin of Rights” lays golden rule, to "Do unto oibers aa ye giivernmeut Three are natural righto opposed to rxina! civil right*. Go tu the ' Sec. 2. Pros Hee lor a Senate of 82 mcmdown ftuMbuxmtal principles upon would that other* should do unto you.” given by Gas to every human being—not I CticaguCunveutiun and hud tlweo wlw bore tu l« elected by single Distticta, for which tbe Oouelitutlon Is built, to secure by man—and can never be rightfully demand "nnmvliate ceemtim cd -hnetili- the hum of four years instead a two.— the people liberty, Justice and their A.4*. Ay ■ except for th, jUv. tire" with the rebels, nnd voted the war ’ At tho first election unda- thia CunstituAnd where la the fajusttce of giving □staral right*. (Article cue refers to equal sftffeagv to a thousand ccJorwd clt toctian of euciety as a punishment lor. jWjux"u7i4r4 i>>MfMW imcixH liens of Michigan T What rights of the (Male, or of indlrldsala. or of society, The doctrine that “might tnakco right" and that a dominant race has tho right, Uuir potUenof ih* burdens of govern- becauae it has the power, to emsh and busy opponents of the jeiaople* uf »• u> »» y*m euewreswe m use wursef tramp down a week otto, is not founded 1 the equal r^hla. LegiaiMiM, fo un-half the memlecKand and pcopla. UK ZADOO PORTER'S iabUlty. eombnt tree ee nd rebellion, to Curative Sip Crated Fils, a otfounbx to ' castox on. AMD ••whit*” dUaet:* to avoid Um "dnfT rwpi fWr services All from two hundred yean of ego I. The white race of America can poor M. te®v*nj» Fo* •**- ii c ............................ 1 ' ’ MkoaouPte । •OOBCT *r **• I dvihaed world than in'hose appeslafo I dviMaad world than in’ Loan appeals io atKibgagafasttoeweak. s,_ 21 rj Hud thoeouha imbued their heads fa 4 Ufaxl of the ualiun sad forfeited all _rilaad pohtfoal ugirtefoe theueelre* i**’^**^4 eruuient ~ „ ■** th* House �At present no one holding any office under tbe United Rtatsa. even the moat insignificant pcetofficc, can hold a mt in the Legislature. Aa emended only ihoae bolding large Prnldenttalappointnreata,"by and with tbe advice and con- was do diversity of opinlua on tbe propoeiUoh to raise salaries, to make them correspond, in some degree, with tbe dignity and importobeeof the poeklooa, and tho advance in prices of all Other kinds of labor and the eon! of living.— Democrat* as well es Rcpublloaus voted for this article. But for tbe purpose of defeating the Oonstttutten because it embodies the principles of a Republican fonn of government, in securing equal righto, Its enemies are using the advance ot Mlariee (and many other groaudkvo and frlvolus objection*) as a wea|>on to defect the Instrument by making a great outcry over exorbitant compensation to public officers, and falsely representing that th* subject Is placed tayond tho power of the people, should * change of time, or experience prove that the sums fixed nr* too high. This Is the dodgo of mere dmtoffogua playing upon the pas-ioun and fears of the people tor political effoet, to enable them to gloat over a parttosn triumph and defeat ot tbe party of freedmen that stood shoulder to shoulder durlug tbe bloody efforts of treason to overthrow the government, or forever rleot tbe chains of human slavery uj>on ths naL'un. Defeated on tbe field of battle they now seek by strategy to rob the na­ tion of the fruits of victory by defeat!: g the randementil principles of equal rights as Isld down lu the Declaration of Independence. Wo append tho salirle* pro' Idetl in the present and la the new pored salaries, at lausi In were estirtly too small; "what to tiw oAjrevfai re i matter to the Lsgtalatfito -w instance. If flush times eome, would not gentlemen allow tho Legislature to di­ minish these salaries tf they are placed too high ?” Mr.AicKirnoa said for tbe SEWING MACHINE iutaMpsM st tbe <to*U>, hmsS**erahlbitlM." sr lb* (teas, pt Idbitlsg Um Lagtolstnre from |mmI*( toy Il grssUag • rtlssaa*" hrItosale, ' * ‘ psrpsa* of regstoltog _ Tb>» proTtoiss akesM. thsrefere. reeoiis lbs so dsrumeei ofIks ad. oasts* of both “prstabtlloo' «f PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY. there make from *3.000 to 96.000 a year in their practice, and they tough al tbo Idea of being Judges on such salaries.There I* oomtnon sense in this change. He was in favor of good salaries and SBC. 11. Compensation of mem bcm of good officers, and the people are willing the Legislature fata sod from three to /our dollars per day for actual attend­ lopey Food men good prices. It was tbe best p Iley in the end. ance, which to not an advance in pro­ portion to tbe cost of lit lag or the price On the 13th Aug., when Mr. Ferris moved to Increase the salaries of Circuit of wages from tbe time the present rates were fixed. They are allowed not to ex­ Judges (as tqey had then been fixed) ceed $15, as tbo 1 teg tala ture may fix. for horn $2.5000 to $8,000, the following Democrate voted for the Inereaae: Merer*. "postage, stationary and. newspapers." Chapman, Crocker, Dcsnoyers, Law­ at present tbe allowance is $6 for statfonrence, McClelland, McKeron, Norris, ury and papers alone, and tbe Statrpaya Purcell. Rafter, Richmond, Shearer and postage, to which there to no (laHt. UnSutherland; and only two voted ngjlmt IL Had these twelve Democrats voted no, ths motion would have been defeat­ ed by 29 against 44,-a nd yet Demo­ cratic gurratlis cry out against those sal­ aries n too high I On the 10th of August, when this arti­ cle was before the Convention, Mr. At present none can l« Introduced at all Stockwell moved to reduce the salary of after fifty days, no matter how urgent Governor to *2,600. The motluu was or Important It may be. This to a great lost, by 39 yeas to <1 nay s, six Demo­ Improvement Directly following the salaries fixed crat.- voUng against the motion, which 8xc. 23 (new}. Provides that no above the same section continues aa fot- would have carried II had they voted inctnbcr of the Board of State Auditors Iowa: "The Legislature shall have the the other way, via: Messrs. Chapman, ■ball ta Interested In any way In any | power to increase or diminish the salaries ' Deenoyera, GOT. McClella .d, McKeraan contract with the State. Another valu­ , of all officers.providedfor in thisarticir,'- Pnroal! and Sutherland. On the same able Improvement | which places tbe subject in the hands of day, Mr. Duncan of Kalamazoo, moved , (he people to change, whenever they to reduce the sabrlsi of Supreme auid J thluk the above rates are not what they Circuit Judges to $3 500, which was vvt| should lie. The present (tonstUufion left ed down by 89 yeas to 46 nays—only four no power over the subject It: the hands Democrats voting for it and nine against of the people. Again the same section IL, vis : Measra. Chapman, Crocker. 1 provides that: De»neyera,Gov. McClelland, McKernan. Notrla, Purcell, Richmond and Suther­ land, which would have carried the mo­ tion, had they thought it just and voted for IL Tbe article was adopted by a In many c-aae, tills will save mire to vote of 53 to 31, U:e following Democrats the Trea-ury than the btcrease In nala- voting for It, vis : Chapman, Crocker, ric*. And again, certain offic-rs are re­ McClelland, McKernan, Norris, Rich­ quired to live at 14u»lng and personally mond. Shearer and Sutherland, and on­ attend to the dutle* of their offl.-e ly six voting offa Inst it. It to thus shown where tho people can always ace them. that a majority ot Democrat, voted for This will greatly facHltatc the dispatch the eateries ns they are Umpcrarily of buflncai and save time and expense____________ ........ To ...... fixed In the Aitlcle. tho intelligent In going to different parts of tbe State to | and generous people of this great State, ' ■2 who havt^onfidenco in their own Integ­ Tbc'e sections provide for what l« de­ rity and virtue to correct errors o> public manded In many localities, to allow and policy, when the power is in their own legailM local aid in opening railroadbands, we need add ao more upon this and Improving the facilities of trade and At the present salaries every poor man subject travel, in securing a better market for I’ virtually prohibited from accepting Msuy County Officer* are paid higher products, and largely advancing tho 'the honors of State office, because the solaria* than State Officers, at prwent, prize of real estate, building up flourish­ salary will not enable him to live honest- and the people do not think them over ing towns and cities and developing the 'y and support his family. paid. newer portions of the State. It fa left While many of our best educators nt to the people In esch locality and should secure a unanimous vote In many places. He* ranging from $1,200 to *2,000. the Sxc. 1. Tbe pre.-yjit Constitution pro­ State heretofore boa only offvred'a paitiy vides that all specific Etate taxes, except Sl.UUO for talent that should be the very from mining companies tn the Upi>sr SBC. 2. Defines that no person aha!) best in the Slate, io aupertntcnd and Peninsula, shall be apjdled in paying be eligible for Governor or Lieut. Gover­ overlook our entire educational Interest a! Interest on Educational funds, and lu­ nor who has not attained the age of 25 Will such parsimonypay. In a long run, tereel and principal of the State debt.— years. Thirty years to now required. Thia amandement recognise* the worth meets ns Michigan! and ability of young mqn. Tn many counties, fur several years past, tho people have acknowledged the inadequate compensation to Circuit . There are very marked improvements Judges, ami through the Boards of Kuin thia dopa tment thnt will be a great pervl.-ors and by private subscriptions benefit to tbo people, and worth m6re and donations voted by counties as ad­ ditional salary to not theprqper way to F«c. 2. The Supremo Court to consist secure ths parity of tbe bench. Indlof tee Judge* imttai] vt four, and the viduals aa well aa counties In their cor­ term of office to be ten, Ins teaJ of eight porate capacity are often negating por­ tlet before these courts, and tbe Judges Kbc. 6. Tho State to be divided Into who arc forced to accept such aid a* a five Judicial Districts, four tube subdi­ charity tamest actual expenses, ate lia­ vided In the lower Peninsula. Each ble to bare their usefulness Im pared in District to be subdivided into aircults of the public confidence. A Judge, above al least two. Id each circuit, the peo­ all others, should be tree from any conple an to elect one Circuit Judge, tu boh rtalilsnt Of tbe circuit, to hold office for The latent instance where a Judge baa Hgbt years. Ji is made the duty ttf ths been exhibited us an object of public several circuitjudoee te meet at last oaos charity to in the Tenth Circuit, in the <n two years to atablirh uniform rules of a'Uou of the Democratic Board of Su­ practice and modify the same. pervisors in Bay County, at Ito January fhe. 1 (s»*r). Tl.* l^»i*l«-sr» m.y nmvMs Tor session, 1H6H, as follows : Um IraldIns »' he Una. n> ikcsosratjedicial Ul* LOCAL AOENTR, HAIffiXGB, MICH. ay evening, Marc s of forming a G ef equal rights, a ruction and a 1ml It Maka the Beet Stitch, <Ul«« Im pktlgtd lo tW*. •*<Ae 1 qualliir* of riMlutwa »nd cawra** to oorti tho lhla( throofh. *&4 Ir.unpL It corUlo. Ucfyrt •ack ■ iplrit tho moagnl ccooidj »iil *0*11 <nd aduoeoWf* dofrot. TTiry *Ou!J out d*f« f<Kr« jy Barrut. are respect fu be present and aaetot In *Wr«he Club. Cbme on i Apply thia (Zht Sta&tings Sanutr, EVERY MACHINE IS WARRANTED I ■ IrnalxS ? THE SEW CONSTITUTION. In this issue of tho Haknbb wo place before our reader* the spirited end eloquratappoal of tbe Republican State Central Cummlttee, lu ftvor of tbo JlWSLRYi MUSIC STOiL R. HERRICK, ‘FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.* question to not, to tho propoosd CtmrtltuUon in all respects what could bedoalrod, but are the changre proposed an Uont We are fully aware that peejudios IMTOBTEB AND QBOWEn OP te a jxjtcnt lever, and that tbs prejudice* of the people in opposlUea toauy change afTecilng Individual rights, especially the elevation uf the dowutrodsn to tbe VICI’S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE dignity of manhood, to strong with the would-be artetocracy of the bud, and is the only reason, in fact, why the UoppcrDemocracy are arrayed la oj.posUton te : tbe New Constitution, as that inetrumeut affirms the doctrine uf Impartial Suffiragv. All other queetiom* are mere side I*>use, raised by the men. who were the country's enemies ia the hour of nadonsl peril, so Uiat if possibly, they may add ono,vote to the ranks of those who owe their liberty, their property, and the enjoyment of all that fa dear to them on earth, to the gallant deeds of our brave a.ldlsra, one cla»a of whom QAKRT COUNTY they would exclude from ony voles la the governmen'-. uf the country their vslor helped to prc-erve Md protsa from tho assaults of Democratic tralton. Republicans of Barry County that to the torUe. Will you, who in many a Iwwi fought tattle field, have ever, defeudsd the dghta and Ubertfae of thia people, falter now before thu amault*of thio emmiseary of the rebellion T Mark lbe fact Everyman In Michigan, who would welcome our biave soldier*. onbeAc^f qf fAoir, AmZAraw brethren with '‘bloody hands and hospitable grave*," and who rejoiced as, we are a-hamod to be cosxjpclledtosay, many did even la tillsoraaty, over sysry detest of our arms and re p0U°r‘ Do* "M*** •«*hood .SulTagi , beeauae foreooth that will place the ballot in tho hand* of hn norm a» vnnAiiE ittoi CARRIAGE FACTORY! .ul jwr st r»ful»tiag liqaar tratts by fetr, alll telstto* b»4a trtba p«*H«. *. to«4 eitb il IbroMh iMghlatsre m tksy way 4«n> test &r th* ial*r»*«* of lbs Ms** ■■< MSktly. TIm taWsa of tbto* sH« l**a*a satoaal steel Ik. »*i* of th. teartao. fa Ito Imm, m Um fall atreagthofUMSa tetoo* <u to shswa MD« nowroeideMbofUisQBMty.ttuw 1 of whom were soldiers, who do jsotrta- । Tho fiupervisoro of Midland County have just voted the sum of *400 extra pay to Judge Sutherland. A donation fhim other counties of ths District In proportion to population, would refae the salary to nearly or quite *5,000. This whole siitject of salaries properly belongs in the hands of the people, where tho Dew Constitution phu es It, regardless of the my at dema­ gogues that ths people have not virtue enough to elect reprseentatlvcs to ex­ press their sentiment*, and lower Che salaries of any or all of thu State offiocra If exjwriencc shows they are too high. —. IM IBM. CABPm AID DIL CLTTM, �y /ft f BUSINESS CARDS MICH. M ul Grana Dry 1116b M. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Real Rotate Srolcor, RUSSELL &. NEVINS. kSaD ON * 1 SMwtM The R«publle*n elector* of Hasting*, and all other* friendly to the nominal ion SERIES, •ad election ot Qeibwax U. a.GRJ^NT to the ^reeidency, are requ-ted to meet ■HiHrcrtKEESSs. ■t tba Court Houm, In Haatloga, on Hatuxliy evening, March Tth, for the Music 4 Jewelry. purpose of forming a Grant Club. Tbe friend* ef equal right*, arid of tbe early HASTINGS, • - - alyl ■ ■ ■ MICH. Teeouatrqctlun ant! a Imheuio ot the re* be'.llaua Slate*, ou the but* of loyalty and equal right*, and all the friend* of PRESTON AHEAD, General Grocers, SXs.r. noMn niulu, HA8TIXGM.. ■ -n»rl . . . MICH. axo RUSSELL & NEVINS. 1807. BATTUR, arc respectfully reque*ti-d to if the Club. BUHJ, FABBBBB a IB., IMaUn la Cbme on boy*. MZDUixviixr zxjrxuuta zurauro* BAST1X0X. - - - alyl . . . MICH. | uXra lopofrcl cociLubw. ' JOUX 0. 00t»EX. alii « 0»d.r Xu< Xew Fork. Moffat’s Life Pills Apply tble week, at this in 1l>« "public moBer." --------- — MARRIED. bbotueils.— Drux, Mefllciaes, Groceries, '■um on* rz tirr^nr^ ctrr KtnoiKT. Successftil Medlefnes , «■* ^etucines I nrnuj' n, ; 'n th® World. □ ASTIXQS. . a»yi ■ MICHlOAX. | Established in 1835 by one of I J. COLE A MON, ga? our Most Eminent Physicians, and •axaau. uealxm t* now used throughout North and' i Groceries and Produce, u< u PBkt>.i>ed ib it. iiMUf, lb. U»B .ejoBrsad. ic. J. Gaa’t, pnndtni. Gso U flswtr, Stcrtlary. iru« -------------- - K. BARLOW, W. s. GOODYEAR, jtj-4 1 uctioi.M-aBCUMoxD -la n..i.n, M.rtb South America, with more pleasing lu Im by I s. u..r, Uq Xicaou. rcgnHj than any oti„,r Medicine In »t L'arltou, *ud Urutl U*caa«*» of Hmi -----vuxci lu <4xr aaw uxx. STATE ST.. lUNTlMM. MICH, car Cash paid fbr Prfdnea. alyl W. PARKER A SON, Skin, Indigestion, Costiveness, Billons Complaints, Bheumatism SPECIAL NOTICES Liven & Sale Stable, . accounts of perfect CURES effected by these invaluable Medicines. They regulate the System and put i me m. BARLOW & GOODYEAR CL'CAcrmrrr. n A STIS OS. • - • alyl • ■ MICH Thousands of certillcatcs are in DRUGGIST MIDPLETILLS, ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN Iwalnsla Hartrat, Stove, Im, Hails AMD BOOKSELLER, . *Uyl . ■ypDDLKTlLLE Tbe BMkA will be Balanced in a healthy condition. First days af March and Septe^r, Booti T MAIN DMOTUmU’ OF Kien TEAS, NEWS DEPOT, W.O. HEDRICK A CO., Saifes & Hariesaaien, HAXTIXO8. - - Mil . . ■ MICH. NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS, PIECES FALL PRINTS r, al Ml4rfl«Tin* oa Krid.r Jtest Received. Blank Note and Receipt Books, LEGAL BLA.XE8 AX0 STATIONARY J. KOUBTX F. M. aORNEB BTORX StiKrEawS? IlYbATT. ;cw; ’ rnOOKTEOWDKR. HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. IBTGOOW 1887 Drug 4 Bookstere Boots and Shoes,; Makt Cirizx.VB. Harting*, March 3,1M8. preferred. DISSOLUTION. 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IA ^ptl.ADlXPJl it Q. paraftare Stare.—Take Koike. u» n«SK"iA?!?!'.““ u“" °‘ JOHN WOIJ, sSSetSAiS’d iURcracruMiRw amx> awAmn, • WAHU (L ebskm wnMsest SanjEjSg SfEwSS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-03-11.pdf 584552b50370df14c3df53354289db0b PDF Text Text ;:x. Sir ^sjtings.gsBarr rvsusara B#nrt iAMhfcir, st GFJSO. TH. J3EXVEA A. US 1daiisr,»s...J’-a5s:--aJlS", ■bould writ, their - BY GEO. M. DEWEY. “ With. Malloe toward nene.—with Charity for all.—with Firmness in tho Right" -; “kJ Tl>Ml,-«l.»0 PH ANNUM. ptataly. J4U dk rl, iirii SWx. vol. xir. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN,WEDNESDAY, MAR. 11, 1868. NUMBER 46. 'Business Jirrrtory. ECHOES OF MELANCHOLY. IJho same funny look came again round thcKjoniere of Mmy's mouth, but Smith, bless his obtuse soul, didn’t see it. “Mary," said Smith, “I think I could 01 Lbe «z- “what if sho had such a husband curtains and things, and carry that con­ that I” founded bud down stairs, and abut out the light" ebant "lam an entire strangertoyMM1 octi; you who bare vtaltod these schools For a Cere of all Throat an3 Lm Diseases noi.nmnx i axBrim. । drone mu A. P. IIAIt, M. 1. M.At.m»U l‘1,TCrcfe»« A Tt uSw*’’111’ ‘><’aIn< *" nra‘I I’JSHAIARS »1 EACH. “Do,” said Bmilh. And gathering up her___ Smith's panto, that had several vital but­ tons missing, and which ho wished re­ placed Mary dojouted. “Marr," said Smith suddenly appear­ rome opportunity to become acquainted ing at too door of the room where sho with theJoys and sorrows, the tolls and hod seated horetdlwith bis hair rampant, It is an old saying, that the laborer is and blanket shawl sticking to his back. worthy of bls hire. Hire means reward u really think it was ths take F’ equivalent for service done, and as I am expected to speak of ths reward, I must it, John—it always makes you1 sick.— Don’t you recollect I asked you not to The teacher goes Into school feeling eat it at the time F’ “Well all that I can say is," itaid fifty, or more children present LiicmSmith, "I don’t believe it 0, dear! where are the morning papers ?' tlons, morals, manners, and lost.but not That was another way of asking Mary least, diflbrent home education. What to read them to him, which ahe did, and with out saying, as b'mith did on similar occasions— “O! there is nothing in the paper this morning but the same old tariff disciiaa- nance of each—thut ahe tn incompetent ions; in fact, thty are quite dull—here for tho task—that sheneeds a power out­ they ore—perhaps you can pick out so tn o- side and above self. The nature of each must be learned, the home influences thing for yourself.'' At twelve Smith sank into the arms of become acquainted with, before the teacher can labor successfully. ' Tho six, often seven or more hours.are sprat in hearing recitations; which in our district schools, composed as they were opened and shut; tho bottle of hot water on and off Alphabet to Algebra is no until task.- duty, and Mrs. t-mith staid by to are him How to get time tbr the almost innumer- MRS. SMITH'S HEAD­ ACHES. window at a lovely moon thst was just rising. “N-o, not very." “Sueha hoadache as I bare I" groaned “Well," said Smith, “don't you don't wnnttu* but 1 can't I__ v__ ,!>“ room with Lis Lair rumpled, hrs dust longer, and I have an idea I shall get to cullaiBsed, and bis back rpuudod out in sleep." th<» shape of the lottarC. "Such n headSo Mary went to bed with her bearded baby. ME. AND MOREHEAD'S KK4JPEH a oitosvEjroa MAGNETIC PLASTER. The Great Strengthaner and Pain Destroyer of the World. a C FRUtDLE C O. Htn.5F.UjK ran PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. *TXVa»CT H CTOX. Im. w, »od n^»n ■* ell h -ui Jons M'CH/ tl THS GREAT REMEDIES. capable of Judging. • there is a intended. with money. Tbs love of ths children. Ono who has taught long, whose pupils a Utils psUenee most young nra will find a position as high as they have fit- which he is continually resolving, In tho kind words and loving omllea of tho UUte onco, and the plssosnt remem ber­ business and are reaping to themselves the reward of their faithful teach ere la- to persevere In the ftrithful pc.-formance o( their duty. A Landlord Rrtalxa.txd Urox.— dblutcret led acta that were never known of the extra labor) that were never appreeiat-d—of wuid misunderstood, of ' motive* mUJudyed. of the lack of paren-. Frauk W------- , Flopped at the little tai sympathy. Ah, at such times, it is town of Salem, Ohio, on the Pittsburg a bairn to the dishartened, or If th* can call torcmcmberauce, good that she has accomplished, some mind that hs> been fllisrrllang. HALL 4 RUCKEL. Proprietors, DR. C.O.UOTT. fulnw* over the Interests of their etnlengthof tlmo, these are questions that needed here, a lock there, the delin­ quent must bu urged on, the discouraged encouraged, dormant energies must be arrousod and the mind of the mure ac­ tive lead into a stmhous channel.— Among tlu- most difficult task,is to find employment tor the Utile ones, with on­ ly on- 4x5 blackboard ; the children fore gjiug tu bod," remarked his wife, as good health and sjiinta. Ho could smoke. without slates, often books; what can •he iK>uxed tho cuffoe. The world wasn't & charnel house, after them quiet, and to keep them quint they somo ilinn cake before going Ju b«L es­ pecially plunvcake," auswored Smith, -Hakr asked Smith. After the tcbocl han been dismissed drowuiyrinto a chair. “Shocking pain in my temples," said for the day, we olten find the true teach­ Mrs. Smith, feeling indispoaed at that '^hat a pity,'' answered Smith, par- er alone tl:lnklng,p!aunlng tor the bene­ mrJutinal hour fur an argument, aMentfit of the school. How aboil I manage "Try a little tea," suggested she. WHICH usvx BBKSr FAVORABLY KNOWN AND ‘ EXTENSIVELY USED “Well, coffee ’’ ‘I don’t Link I want anything," groaned Smith. “O, dear ! “1 m going to hare a day of it" New Tri City ai Vitality, • Mrs. Smith had it on her tongue's ond to say. “Well, that is tho usual result of a TWEHTY-FIVE YEARS. night of it f* but sho closed her tooth MADAME ZADOO POETER'S and bit off the axasperating and truthful 1 rejoinder, I “Isn’t this room awful botF’ asked Price 25. 50 and 75 Cta. per Bottle. Smith, opening six doure without wait­ ing for her reply, which,!/ uttered, would tbb boot, unaarasr asm -IO IT EFFECTUAL UE.UEDF hare been that die was shivering with ; the draughts. [ME COUGH BALSAM, COUQHS, COLDS. ETC. PURELY VEGETABLE, minutes had elapsed before Frank could a barrassed state of mind 1* a question. While the mind la on the recitation, ths furnished with a cup of coffee and a plate by her example, fulfillng better their vourtd, when the landlord came »l(wr(■art in Ilfs through her efforts and in* and demanded a dollar. Frank protest­ ed. but the landlord was obotlnata, and other brings. though It supplies not the ''.'all aboard" being heard, our drummer friend was oompcllcd to shell oat. Kbcrt■atUfactlon that Alio has not lived in ly afterward, bvlng at Cincinnati, he In­ quired at the telegraph office If be could •vlf-eacrificc with a more quloL earneat paid al Its destination. The cletk told feeling, witling to labor and to wait him he could, » ban the following was An Old Merchant to Young Man. Ata recent dinner given Jonathan city, on the occasion of blaretiring from active buaiues, be said: Mow, gentlemen, since there Is noth- slon on the head that shall influence the lowly day—quite like Spring. Have you life, making him more noble and urefat. not understand a great the least idea where my gray panto are T' How shall 1 amuse a greater Interest I do, 1 propose tossy a “No," said Mary, faintly, from the pilfor study in another,—making him see thooo gray panto; I don’t think they’ve wuruo very well—do you ? And do you know, Mary, about tho milk bill, whether it is right or not ? and, by tho way. did my shoos coms home test night ? and Las hwfti bl fix the front'duor ?" “My head ochre so bad, ’ said Mary, ‘that I can't remember anything. Biddy cation ? How shall I make them all more studious? How shall I make the recitations more interesting ? What shall I bavo for general excr- get time for them; are among the ques­ tions asked—often without any sattataelory answer being found. ‘Wall, I’m sorry for you,'' said Smith, tying his cravat at tho glass. ‘Ths very best thing for you is to keep quiet, and ptls^sbe very well knows that she Is 111 take myself off out of tho way. tileop helping to form the minds of the future is rno iiung . men and women of this great republic, Bo Smith put on his heariost pair of boots, and went a I over tho house, and let tho doors bang, and whistled the their turn in fl nonce ethers. Who than “Klara and Kbri’w-a" and atn his liroak- to? which bo had paid his dollar. But better than bls feelings may be imagined. outside, and yon,I think as it is such Curatiie Suga Coated hUs, UM OPPOSITION TO CASTOR OIL AND in the kitchen and ooukiag their terete 1PWM SALTS, irsen to aarosr xna humw«—» ilMPimiiBiiiftniaw blanket, “go to Tub IUqht Kjkd of Rxuaxox.—“j considered as said by thb Grand J ury of Merchants now aasumblcd. One of the first leuona 1 received was in 1813, when J was 11 years of agt. My g rand Osthe r had collected a fine flock of merino sheep, Which were carefully breed, lard from butter, s rychnlne fhffl chorUhcd during the war of 1812-15. 1 wai a shepherd boy, and my business was religion that U to advance the world,’’ to watnh the aheop in lbs fields. A boy sava Uncle Nick, "will not put all tbs big strawberries and peaches on the top and all the bad ones at the bottom. It and rood his books. 1 finally complain­ than the vir.yards ever produced in buted of this to the old gentleman. 1 shall never forget bls benignant smile m ho replied: “Never you mind; if you watch In a neighboring city there lives an thought to myself, what dore the old "••I think I'll cuxnound ait in your room the respective claims of pork and boot; scholar of untold benefit. The lessons gentleman mean T I don’t expect io Mary,” said Smith to his wife after the and tho chicken tor that day's dinner taught of right and honor may lift some tea and breakfast had gone down. ‘It mu tocrinu buck was worth 41,000. I looks nice and pleasant hare, and I like keep quiet, and not bother herself about tlon and lead him to urcfulncu, nublil- could not make out exactly what he meant, but 1 had great confidence In fully, at six o clock that evening; “too from vice and ruin by the timely Influ­ him, as be wsa a Judge, and had been round her mouth better? I thought you’d be well, cer­ ence of the watchful teacher. Modesty to Congress In .Washington’s time, so I would prompt me to be silent further on concluded that! t was all right, whatever tainly, by this timn, after a day’s quiet' et the conclusion Quiet t bho had had the whole kitchen brought a jdDow organised trend. “Not that—no, not that; it will only field 1 could not get thst Idea out of my beat my head- O, dear! Mary, [solemn­ ly’s catechism, and the front door bell possible suoows, the j<renU nwi appre- head. Finally I thought of my Sunday ly] do you know I think I mado a mis­ ringing as if by order uf the fire depart­ lesson: “Thou hast been tollhftll over take in that beefsteak ?” ment ; but she had said nothing at all sympathy and encouragement, what Is a few things, 1101 make thee ruler with a heroism which should about that; if sho had. Smith would have the reward of all this toll ? Second on- over dany thing*.'1 Then I understood nnmo in “Fai's Book of Mar- replied, with that lordly ware of his IL Never you mind who negtaets his hand with which men dispose of such of ths gospel. Foraservioe, duty; be you faithful, and you win have mattcre: “You shouldn’t allow such tri­ your reward I I do not think it will fles to trouble you." take many teds as long as It did me to toll end rclftwxifloc, what is U? ‘No bettor, then?" Smith iijquind, as undcretand thia proverb. I received my White persons In oUrcrbaslnc “Mary," sold Smith, as she seated herthink I should merchant from Ohio who knew me, DR. ZADOC PORTER’S tho price of your beans too high. FlusiW— exhausted her stock her husband with pUed the confident husband, *tto them love, purily.rirtew and fjrdcdlty." blob toads of-1 He exprewed bls gratification at finding Take tarty and very light ouppere. d premature me there, and said to me: "You have I; ful that they cannot do without you.” 1 r drrere and many soomarisoM bemate and fismate baadaohsa, and □so: -Vou are allrightdow; 1 �NEWS,—GOOD NEWS. native but to Meert its own authority, vindicate the ConstttutiO® and lawa, er permit the constitution and the laws to i ba overridden by a man whom prretotetwo in the wrong to only equalled by | Parton/, r** Denims. Stripe Shirting, Prints, Colon, Sugar, an obstructor of the lawa, an enemy of SEWING MACHINE the rrotoretfon of tho Ustoe, upon aay conditions not acceptable to the uu re­ pentant rebels of the South. He now stands out as a usurper, defying tbs tews and sreking to unconstitutionally grsap •fflefal saner has been one of treeoMry [ ths power which Would enable him to to the party whose candidate be was. precipitate another el vfl war. Invlolaand of treason to the hlghretloterrate of Uou of law As has attempted to take tho the country. Commencing with hto Id- sword which the constitution eonfldre augumton on the 4th of March, 1865. to other hands. In obedience to tho law whoa he disgraced tho nation by • maudlin speech which carried the bltwhes of shame to every loyal face, and Ut the erimwin torch of exultation upon PBESTON 4 MEAD — It has l>eeu decided to bold tho next tho face of every tralior.hls whole cogtm annual State Fair on the 14th, 15th, 16<h hM been ooaatotent with the omluious HuTOroi, March 7th IBM, and 17 th of September. At a meeting called this evening, pur­ beginning. —The friends of Senator Wade do-1 Blinking out of sight under the uni­ suant to previous notice, fur the jiurp**-versal dtoguat which follows his dis- of forming a Grant Club. Geo. M. inand his nomination fur tho Vioe-PreeiGROCERIES greoefulexhibitional thoaecond inaugu­ Dewey, waacalled to the cbalr.aud Nor-1 doaey ou the ticket with Gen. Grunt ration of President Lincoln, he only min Bailey, appointed Secretary. —The best plan of reconstruction go­ came again to the surface, when the ing on at the South Is found In tho free It was moved and carried that a com­ hand of the aoaoHdn laid low Ln death, mittee of three be appointed by the schools erected there by Northern fore­ adj c-vtxo. Is always right the most loved and honored man lu tbs chair,to draft a constitution and by-lawa sight and money. It Makes the Beet Stitch, world. Infatuated with bls second eleva­ for the government of the dub, to be re­ —The UH creating the Territory of tion, ns he was Intoxicated at the first, ported at an adjourned meeting. The Wyoming confers ths right to Ecad office, FAMILY GROCERIES, be evidently aupfoaeed himself, Invest­ chair appointed W. H. Hayford, C. G. as weQ as the right to ruts, upon all cUied with unlimited power. He bad the Holbrook and D. R. Cook as said com­ zena, without rwgurd to color. South at hla feet, and a great Army at mittee. Mr. Hayford moved that Nor­ his command. He needed no aid from mat. Bailey, be added to the committee, the law-making power. He needed no which motion prevailed. After tome i Mlebreted liquor law oi last eeca.'on, sunn a*1 Howns monarch for all practl.d^-11 “ cnl purpose.'. He could kill or make a | live. He could appoint Governors and until next Monday evening,the 9th Inst., New 5ork Independent hopes all other officers, of what be afterwards to bear the report of the committee. Monday evening, March 9th 1868.. I Congrwe "will lay as high tax on acre Will Last a Life*Time. •earned to call “Sovereign EWtaa,” with The meeting trembled .wording . P*P« « <« whlskcy-lu eonfarml. all the authority he chose to confer. He Tb«r» la n«U>ios FIRST QUALITY Iku eu> mrwl II U ’ ™'e’ *e rlc* I could call Constitutional Conventions, to sdjourument. Th. committee provi-1 prescribe who ahouid and should not ously splinted, reported tho following | 'h”n,d ** taxed high. vote, and command tire Conventions, Couvtttutton and By-Laws, which were | —««—*•— .-j <un , to Wm. Messer, editor of the Bunday telling what ahouid and should not be received and unanimously adopted. in the constitution. To conclude, he [Tho Constitution Is omitted th‘B Mercury, convicted of libel on Wm. B. THIS MACHIN! Menu, District Attorney of Philadel­ could declare those constitutions In TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM. PRESTON dE MEAT) force without having them submitted to J. W. Bon Iley, moved that the officers phia. the people, who were to live under them. of the club be elected by ballot, which —Thirteen thousand Irishmen in Lon­ All these things he assumed to do and motion waa au-tained by a majority vote don have thus far signed the address of •a. tl>U Ih. Inn si did do, without color of authority In the of those present loyalty to the Queen, and four hundred EVERT BACHIHE IS WARRANTED I ibis itr a'.a»4Ttd 1 constitution or laws of the United States. Vines The meeting then proceeded to an Other Presidents, on all extraordinary ■ la remain with U, election, and the following officers were occasions, had deemed It their duty to choocn with great unanimity. t'njou. call to gather the Representatives of the GEO. M. DEWEY, President people. Not so Andrew Johnson. He NORMAN BAILEY, Vico President wanted no advice. He wanted no as­ Be Sure to See this Machine, WILLIAM UPJOHN, Treasurer. sistance. He needed no legislation to direct hire. Was be not already matter Cor esponding Feo’y., David R. Cook. while the people of Tallabsteee, Florida of the Situation • To call Congtem to­ Reeording “ “ *' J. W. Buttlct. are Indulging in peach™, green peso and Assistant, “ “ D. Btkikkb. tomatoes. gether was to surrender some t f the Marshal, ” “ W. II. Hatvord. —Rev. Alden, who has been aetpower he had assumed and Imperil his Assistant Marshals, I. W. V roomAN “poHcy” of reconstruction, which was years, is a direct lineal descendant of to restore the rebels every where to pow­ A}Joun Dimoxd. F rank AttKN. 1 both John Alden and Miles Standish, er in the South, audio make those rebels “FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE’ the lover rivals of Colonial history or recognise him as the “Mooee," who had R. HERRICK, tradition. u Rykbsow, saved them from all the penalties of their armies against the nation. Haatliigo Feb. Mth, 1868. Itwas moved and carried that the! —A boahful young man escorted an Forelgbt months after the collapM of the rebellion, and the surrender of the regular meetings of the Club, be held on . equally bashful young lady. As they CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELBT, E1Lrebel chiefs, ho went forward with os the first Friday evening of each month, | approached the dwelling ol tho dama-I, IMTOIITER AND GR<7WF.R OF much disregard of constitutions and and that the blank in the Bv-Iaws be i gbo aald.entreatlnglv, “Zekiel, don’t tail lawa as though he were a Cirear, or Na­ filled accordingly. A largo number of anybody you bcau'drue home." “Saiy," FLOWER AND YER ETABLE 8EEDI poleon, or King of the Tongo Islands. persona then enrolled thomsolves av *a|d he emphatically, “don't you mlnd| There were no rights whether of State or members of the Club, by signing the t j arn M much ashamed of It ae you are." VICK’S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE individuals, except as be plcaeed to Constitution and By-Laws. Three hearty cbeera were given for ' „ vouchsafe them. He could graciously ' What eouptry is opposite to us on the reeiothe the bloodiest man. whose life Gen. U. S. Grant, throe for Equal Huff-1 had a hundred times been forfeited, "Well, now,” pursued the with all thu attributes of an American ogv Election. The meeting then adjourned until eitiaen, and even make Max Governor •if one of Mt “Sovereign States.” The next Friday evening, the 1Mb Inst. GEO. M. DEWEY, fl ret of these things he went through x-4 Vscrisblrs, axB a * N. Bailbt, Chairman. of tho bole, eir,” replied the pupil, with the form of dolugtimes without number. UMTiret ciioni pun sf ruvtn. Pccretary. The latter he did,In instances note fcW, —Industry is fortune’s right baud; whenever it salted his good plearure. (Afoot frugality her loft. Republican County Convention. And when, al last,the Representatives Ptntae, at last aoema to hare tilled the mweN of a great Nation's forbearance. Elected to the second ofitae in the gift of the people th rough the unmerited BEST STOGA BOOTS $4£0 PER PAIR. LAUES' WEAI IN ENSLESS VAIIITT. KahV ’•*• *‘ *”• MUDGE & BAILET. pRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS! F. D. ACKLET & CO, Fancy Goode, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumsriet, Ladle's Baskets, Portnionnaie-s, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, gc. $c. BUak Desks. Gift BeaU CanU. WnUag I “Ar HR. WlXtOW KU A DIM. bOkDWMU. —GROCERIES FAisn. one. rstsisnss. jest ucxjrso «»<; a cosfrzsrrsTocTrot rsurrw du PATENT MEDICINES, JEWELBY & MUSIC STORE. of the people and tho Senators came to­ gether under autl ority of the Constitu­ tion, what had fAc traitor to aay to them ? Scarcely a mon In either branch of Con­ gress was not the equal in ability of A. Johnson. The larger portion were de­ cidedly his superiors. And to there two bodies, recognised by the Constitu­ tion, as the great depository of the natiooal sovereignty, this accidental occu­ pant of a position to which the people had never elected him, graciously condeoonded to say that he hod recon­ structed the South, that under his auto­ cratic manipulation" tho rebel States were all safely back in the Union, and that Congress had nothing to do or any about it, except, “The House for itself and the Senate far Itself,” to admit to their s.ata the pardoned rebels who were w riting to draw their mileage and their salaries under a Government they had foresworn to destroy. The reftml of Congrere to assent to this extraordinary assumption of power, was made the •nearion of an early quar­ rel with that body, foltowed by exhibi­ tions of the same kind as that which made the whole nation hang Its bead tn ■bamoathfolnsugnnittoe. Drank with passlnn, when n-x with whfaky, tiroes very tar a part however, be ban sines lived only to make war sa the party which ssry unwisely trusted Mm, and toencouragr rpfctlHfa fo every taqfW plan of rceonatruetton. Not eoutent The delegatee from the several town- J ships In the County of Barry, met in ' Convention pursuant to call, and organ-1 iaed by electing Samuel J. Bldleman, Chairman, and Lewis Durkee, Secre­ tary. On roofon, the Chair appointed John Keagle, Gilbert Striker, and Abraham Ryerson, Bn, Committee on CrodenOn motion, ths following gentlemen were appointed a Committee on Brnolutlona, vis: John H. Palmer, John M. i Nevins, and M. T. Wheeler. On motiun, tho Committee on Cre­ dentials reported 23 delegatee in atten­ dance from six townships. Report ac­ cepted end adopted. Tho Convention proceeded to ballot for Delegates to attend the Stats Conven­ tion at Detfrit, on ths 18th day of March Inst. Whereupon, the folLowing'gvntieawn Quarrels would never last long if tho > we CAN AND WILL (ILL COlAF F. D. ACKLEY <t CO. GOODYEAR, BARLOW ft BAIEET3 MAinfOTH STORK IVO. OIVE! FKO BONO FUBLIOO THE GREAT CAUSE CARRIAGE FACTORY! —A handsome young widow applied to a physician to relieve her of three dlaUeeelng complaints with which ahe waa “Id the flrat place,” said ahe. “I have no appetite. Whitehall I take forthat?” "For' that madam, you ahouid take “Foe that, madam, I can only recom­ mend Uiat you take a husband.” “Flo, Doctor. But I have tho blues Geu. M. Dewey, J. A. 8 woerey, Richard terribly. What shall I do for that T" “For thu, madam, besides taking air. Jones, and John H. Palmer. The Committee on Reooluttons report exercise, and a husband, you have to tl>e fallowing, which were accepted and 1 take a news paper.*' LAROS AND BPUUTDIJ) STOCK OF OOODSl GROCERIES I AM NOW SELLING Our liras are spent eMher Ja dotug nothing to the panose, or In dutng noth­ ing that vi ought to do. We are alwsys complaining that our dags are few Beeutiful wa« the reply of a venerable man to tbs question whether be wm still in the lead of the living; “Xo.bui n A ROW A RE t BUT GOODS’ STOUC Ca.Uelon Rrpnblleno gb. F^Mlr.n., MRts Csnena. al ito Tawa Hea »• �XYBEWIIEB All SPECIAL NOTICES. GL0BI0U8 REPUBLICAN VICTORY! Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hate & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Tie Ime laparllal Suffrage I THE COP’S UTTERLY ROUTEDI Our annual Village Election waa held on Monday, and resulted In thoelection, for the flrft U.ne nt a clean Republican Ticket. Tho Republicans nominated a good ticket, to defeat -which tho Cop’s nominated their very bsetmen.aU intent­ ly partisan, with Nathan Barlow al the head aa President; and the result la their utter annihilation on a direct party Is­ sue. the Republicans boldly sustaining tbe A'etc OontiUuUon, NEaaoSumiAOi:, and IMPEACHMENT! Certainly, tho | great (fj Dtmocratia reaction, about j which wo hear so much, has not reach-, ed our Village. We append the vote on each of the Hasting! Republican Caccus. candidates counting far each, all the TKs Republicans of Harting* are rented to votesao intended, though In >om« In­ >••1 in Concur. ■< K.lth's 11*0, on t'aluntiy, ths stances the use ot initials only, where RUSSELL & NEVINS. CHBOSIO CATARRH Why entertain th!.* loathsome disease when relief can be obtained? We meet those every day who are outlbrlng from Catarrh to such an extant, that tbe Air Passages In the head are In a partly de­ composed condition,—the now and throat filled with such a mass of corrupt matter that they an objects of disgust to thcm-elvre, and of pity to those with whom they associate. Chronic Catarrh usually affects the head, fauces and broth .hlal tubes. It is Invariably caused by humoral or Inflam­ matory blood, by which tho mucous membrane H made rore or inflamed, producing a copious efikdon of vlsdd matter. I fit be produced by Scrofula in the blood It la almoat certain to end in Consumption, union speedily cured, boeatute Hit impossible to entirely prevent the matter from running down the bron­ chial Into the air vcalcleu, and such Is tho excoriating, or scalding property of Jhe matter, Its contact with tho delicate linings of tbe air-cells at once causes Ir­ ritation, and invites the humoral pro­ perties of the blood to deposit therein Tubctdeo and Ulcers. Catarrh almost always attends CoclumpUon, and frequently leads to it In Oxygenited Air we have a positive cure for this disease. Tho remedy is taken by inhalation,—breathed directly into the lungs, and through them car­ ried Into the blood; thus tui coon as the blood will carry it. It reaches all parts of the system, decomposing tbe Impure matter In the blood and expelling It through the pores, and through tho na­ tural channels from the system. Thus you will see that the cause of the disc.!re is removed, and the disease Itself must A. Philo Drake, (Rep.) IM, ma). M Nathan Barlow, (Dem.) 120 Scattering, 3 Frederick Main, (Rep.) George Rice, (Dem.) 102, tunj. 50 US Isaac A. Dibble, (Hep.) ISO, mnj. 47 Wilson Odell, (Dem.) 113 H. J. Ke-.flrid, (Dem.) James Dunning, “ Willard Hayes, “ Daniel Striker. (Rep.) D. U. Habinson. 'Dem.) SABKVIIXB. • ATTSMTI0F. C. G. Hous* x, and Gso. M. Drwcr, will address the people on the questions involved in the April EL-ctiun, at Wood­ land Centro, on Saturday evening, March Meeting of tho Executive Committee 21st, 1868. of the Barry County Agricultural So­ ciety. Fount Alims, and Osn. M. DuwxT.wiH address tho people on tho questions in­ volved in the April Election nt Yankee Springs, at tho Pinery Scuool House near Manly Baldwins residence, on Friday evening, March 20 th, 1868. CLIMAX! CLIMAXtt Page’s Climax Salve, a Family blearing for 26 cents. It heals without • amr. No family riioaW be without IL We warrant it to ear® Scrofula Sores, Salt Bh&n, Chilblains, Tetter, Pimples, and all Eruptions of the Skin. For Sore Breast or hippies, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chnpped Hands, Ac., It make® a perfect cure. It luw been used over fifteen years, without one fkilnre. It has no parallel—having per­ fectly eradicated disease and T«S» from four Is rtr .1 Kutas;'« P.I1*. and alae ukra Uarpooo'nl ot lbs Ready RsiW in a gtaaa healed after all other remedies had of waler, sweetened with »»£»* or honey ; b*<h« failed. UtoaeempMri of Arnica Fresh Cecis e®R3UitIy ®r huA. 0IA CeeAs selling regarAless ®f fest. Music & Jewelry. General Grocers, RUSSELL & NEVINS. DISSOLUTION. Boots and Shoes, a 0RX5T. b dhMirod by Betas) eeamt. N. BARLOW. W. 8. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. Groceries and Produce, W. PARKER & SON, Livery & Sale Stable, BARLOW & GOODYEAR. DRUGGIST AND BOOKfiELLJUt, Empire Block, UIDDLKTILLR, - allyl - 18595765 In this name manner we treat and rad­ ically cure Bronchitis mid Consumption. Ixtt no one auHbrlng frntn thceo diseases despair of relief. I f you are too faraway t<> visit our office and see us personally, write a description of your symptoms, and forward to the address below. F’cnd for our circular which gives 6 full description of tiuae dleeswe*. Out of the many thousand testimoalal* received we publish the following:— Dn. C- L. Blood, Dear 61r: ’I desire to give you my tes­ timony In regard to the value of your scientific ayatem of treating Catarrh and dlwuaro of the Respite tory organ*. I have used your remedy, " Oxygenlacd Air," In my practice for the lad year with complete sueeow. I have cured the worst forma of Catarrh, and a ma­ jority of tbe eases of Bronchitis and Con­ sumption in their advanced stages. 11 unqualifiedly pronounce “Oxygtaiicd Air” the greatest boon ever yet confer­ red upon our suflbring race, and hope the day Is not far distant when every In­ telligent physician will adopt your sys­ tem In the treatment of all chronic affecHons Fraternally Yount, L. M. LEE, m. d. No. 198 Westminister EL, Providence. Db. c. L. Blood, My Dear Str: I have tested your rem­ edy, “Oxygenised Air" tn Advanced •tags* sf Cstareb, BrodcbltU and Con­ sumption, and the results have been. In the highest sense, satisfactory; an posi­ tive am I of Ha wonderful power to ar­ rest the progteen of the above named Safe & tamim, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PIECES FALL HUNTS the ihroot, bead and cbent with Ready R.h.f. (K AgM oe Inwrarlttaal gsvsr, baibo •pta’ ***°B la th* awning yoo will U cored. HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. CHARTER ELECT ON NOT (3L VOTICK rtbirtby f.»so t» U.sKWsssof MICXICOX �- - rotinco corafate of johhyitoa BeMa» aad •’ MXBbSJaAKSOUB DRY000B& odventunn; who hrapdltjted jhepub20 FUI CERT OFF! We daraoUrabrar the Howe can reAyer ’ s Cathartio Pills, bio, and treachery tho means of edvaneefMM« ianci tho fteeHent befcro tto !*«* MB «»• naajuaia «r • X4axau. e Mas. OauifcHa high rrimwt and mfadranan- went; who has drorfted:tho party tha ........ - nt-- ■ • elected him, tm well iu> tho port? that enr-VBpMtacat UwX * durable N o. w . G.o o nrocwding.' It is ctimbenom and tedious. House, Carriage, Wagon & Cutter 1’Aiivnpfo. ly diwcud. ufioir.r.? rr.ioorxirop. John Michael. IJutlap, Aug. li. 1JC.—olSyt. tast^^^^^uecess, Dry Goods, Boots And Glassware. AU of which wo are bound to *»ll for WOODat IVA RS. AT ASTOXlsniXGLT LOW F10VBLS. JJAI.TIMORE TbnFAUl.T l.»>inr torn node in tbe naroieot ,. ”* litrawm ol Fifiyen hundred and bdr-B*e ■lot'aro aad ten cent* .Bllto.l.., wblek M etouwad to to due at the date ol tbU oreiee. togetb.r u lib Twenty bet dollar. <»Xj,uU) Alton-ei. Ier..*n a -vrtata m-»lx*K« be.rioe date lb.- «ffl,tb oe> ol January |.4., ..eeutoJ be .-Cto.th stodwed and Lucy DrodlOTd b>. wile. Io ILctord 1' Fl.re, aHd recorded IP tto oSee ol Ito Bep iter of DeTO. .1 Berry Leaoly. io 1 Iter I’of M.H’t^a^v. u« pare EVERY sour HATS THAT Lf. on <b< ai.te.nlh day ef Janaaiy l\<;. ute’li acid Mort face haa been duty oaeiitwd to tbe ,ki,. acriber M.r. Jana (IriOto «. dred „l u.^uorX, recorded la lb. oOcv of toe ReCi.ter ut I -el. ef SELL MORE CLOTNINS Itarr, Iroytr re. lb. pnh day of July |Mf la U T’nL*4!,!jl,~‘ ,n B*,Ue Creek, berenu they Irer N. of Morlg.ge. on pare ;<KL Now ihrrrture evil teem fifteen par cent Cheaper then the real nol.ee la hereby girro tbai In Pwroaime <,f B .. .a. ran buy teem. a. they buy of CumoiMto Ileus- er of pale cunlainrel io sold Hotter., and <u Ila an inuil ar MAILS, AXES, SALT, COD FISH, Broad Gauge Railway! neF’yokk, And la. fast, errtylbloe kept in a First ciaxa BORTON. Grocery KateblUbmeoL PITTeBIRGH, Al tea stand labdr occupied bv A. Bversoo A Co. PniLADKLPnFA. BAI.TIHORE.iad on Htaleotreet, IlaaUap, Miob. WAIIIINGTO.'I VITT. CUUBIX -WllaX* BE r*AII> Thia lalta only Bout, to the For all kiada of Coantry Pradoeo, auch aa Battar, P v is3 J ‘•’1/---n-hnlane LOOK AT OCR GOODS * LOW PKICES. At a aornlro el the Probate Coan for ike &uatr lebruorr. latte yrorVee thousandrirtt hundred rfl'TOtet^1’ r’“’-’cC. PMIkhLK. ’ re.,fflr5-±iu'S,a<-£s:'iLsx s^sgxsss rdstt'ssa 2— »i—i. toSa, ■Sisi niWwS1™" W<?,1K MAD>: TO S.yr“to*“to.•> — u !~5’K on •h®rt notice, and a fit ro»>- ^Katete ttaMribod ie eaidnreitiaa. b u toX Oil Region# of Pennsylvania I antrad e verj- time. A general jMlrwnax* ia attealte* tobaLreoa,aad ■ determination to Hell Goodn at tHe Lovrcat rOSIBLE RATES, laball ba a pteasnre to as to sralt oa customers. W. A. SARTWELL. nd A ore ConnaeUon* of lb. ’ 1 Atlantic & Gt Western Railway Faaa aa Uw an Tiws a* Qi tex aa ar ary OT,a -d**> - tee Tropic of ware you liuy. owteoOMPnre Mare rre‘»for bo­ H. FREWSDORF ft CO . *re->W-O-. m^ro, Mata A JcSkro^’ November M. 1MT. ,rif prorate p° ;l 4 1 9 ;8 9h 'i! :£&=awEA?te£= n.—««■?»• ■north Street, aad al tbo Offlcea of oooMctlag ■ L. D. RVCKER. Oan’l Hm u«t, wanted everywhere. ClrewlanXi X. WHOLESALE A RETAIL. "J!.”1 Vto I— f?j7E8SKJtfcTZ2»^ W. A. 8ABTWEXX ! to u - ^*’’’*1 WTxoleoolond Retail. . n^rad*»Mw*fara fcp—Mat*. haljtf <^:r:xrtUSr’iX£*-‘ “•**• *•■aw4'ret/Mwm#Slr' *i"1 U* :?tearsTaSsasisss2a"ttf. ftrevd *er Ure tearlaw wm wiuae. aad tom ue been at,law .rmldtlaeeuv.1 amlaUuUe, iinuiugea te "dd reert. thoa1-.”w lili*n*atH,rrteaw #■ lte»,tn Iter.l’acoarBwuiare. ami r.,i. T ref terete, Why tto Mere write p-Ute—re awaM are reoremre'ereb ,te^M*”h*T **»«** "',‘S ~a4xa*s» b-Ews isrirts ewto pro,ioea leeaMOavwtenrtnw , . ___ n. t. riu.SULX. J.Ax. of rr.A*ta (A troeeefoy.l r.*i»< ADM1NIKTRATORS BALE. ILT-!frl ""“W ®f “* "t*'* iri n-irrent, rr»iue.i*n.lto.,l1-* ^s-w2sS.-ad??AJtssf.is= • Vy brrei‘1 re. la lire Twwauilp -r Jt-rej. ure M1.Ote tooth >J^L)w.netoraitteMlb>iltertiurW «r griftSSBCTg'y.K uZre5s%MP~"- *—a CHANCERY ORDER. MAUA antra. CtoopfoteaaL ABUX DX^KULDatbaateaL -jsr-x: y:-^r wedproaw It.toy gatyw~to yreawa.mani. tin wwueu vt Wu. 1. UiB».<\reru«» ufoWtetkeLcrfoS ped cm il teas toe un n.n rreiu^i -J day t.f toaric,. S*£ U (A Inta eppp.y foUUM__ Judge •f p'Jd-l<, etnaail, at 5t> te Was* Fourth rtireoi; E cor Broadwar and Front Birwtat 1U V.o. . at V. & Bail UreWMere Uodfor fore ,f VmJ JOHN WOLF, Harting, Ahgaat Tlh, tira. -i— r* t— - Nwcto. ikJTTwtJ ^Ztek-tot^X,xofu- Sa. Ft-, Brood-ay Kew York; No. |t fc.i, Sl’ ^wotetf Earthgs,Da<.l!,!UT. /L- * JSTOgSSSE tiherUftaaadw Barre < tootatty. PROBATE ORDER. mnrorWfrWroXM Barre. m-AI a bP^n m roe Frateia reSC. in*r“ »SSJL UtreSJi III nto^T^yilTbLG S’ th.^rei tf feii 0. D. SPAULDING. BROAD GAU DE SHORT LINE. ATLANTIC & GREAT WSTO aatei-JhreikJlrent1'-*w’:to* |W"r*" jT« I.Vti'SSo!a**" ’**“*’ Wilt b. rerara'Wy roteMiZtomtte Wanor* fen Wiare. rwtbrtr aCap< it er tejn-ti.n. pur-taat u tte Sm'Stotwtafoi? ttetteoritiSre oZl ‘iU- ">"re.’m’K i-‘ |“”rfte ‘tea/oVDr^tei* #.10,000! #00,000! Groceries and Provsions, ••■a: e*a ArtirteKin tLwvrdiTate"r^v>^Mwo^ Great BeiictiBB fw 60 Days! Werth of Clothing, Cltrtha, CaM|a*ere. TreUocs GeatPFforatekl.gGdod.sfee., Gx-onet-iem, Purebaoed al the reoeot drelme In tb« j:rw v„rk Tip-Top Tea, mar.et. which wiU be aold at WMwte *J u. htjt[*Lw* TEII,*LE 0F TASUIO.X. MeatoaiabaiwaTB mr nan. coax axn as. nartiaga- Dre. I»tb Iiuul FllliE OF COST. g f.rtli-ir *l <-'t1.n.ire-<..Ml |>ur-i*"i r» tbarawire "‘“id.T' 4_r*r '“‘J **L*rJ 11 “t Dated Caatlrton. Feb. »jd. IKK For Cash at tho Loweet Figurea QI B SECOND PIULINATIOSI ONE DOLLAB SALE ;__ CommiMiooera Notice. MteRTGlGE MLH. BOOTS f-SHOES, CHE.ll1! fW AXD^AWCT OOODf. aJWatoh. riww p. ®. »** t*. i. U. A. GOODYEAR & CO. Haatlnif*. June s. 1«XT—..«tf rear rrscaaau DAVID EDWARDS Revporifally annoeneer to the eiilxen, of Barer t'ounlr. that be ha. opened a SEW OROCEHt AMit r.OVIRIORHTURtal th.CUOH.S ROADS Y mile north of Clear take, on IbellaaUng. and llaltla Creek road. AllkUadaof Oreda mmlly kepi in a Flrlt blaaa Qttoenr, for sale at HATK.K CJtKXr PRICES. Tir Call and Seo and be convinced that Ibla la ao. DAVID KDWAU1X4. Baltimore. Joly 11. IMT.-allrto* KEROSENE OIL, ^S,**CeS*, tePi roald rather see tho Republican party, ■®BsW and aB,drivwa into thadiZri if Arabia, than to hare them tremble AKE COMIXG! ■no aeoynt in the ^neex« of this high WE And wto peeoral to aay parweaaatdag a* * dab ETERI SEEDED KIM) AID STTI.C, BBOWF IIGAB. . . ia)c. Tia-Wnre of Every Dracrtptloa, Crockery and Woodeu«Ware, laertir f“***■ I motonu AH arenmu dae hy or to lb. will M Milled by Jaa. Osiks. JTFt TtJBNEH. NEW GOODS: onoamiEs <h psovksioxs ros auj paralturc Stere.—Take Nellce. l^mOLUTIOX HOTJCF. xuoeedings la to become a partner in tho arsaarnr Tvnsna tk Jaa.Cuaxa, in iheOnrriaaa rime- It u no tiara to consider the par- deklnr bauneaa. la Ude day dluolwd by mniod NEW CASH STORE. Great Barjaiis for tie People' A. S ART WELL, tia-eu r.oroary tatb. Maa ELECTION NOTICE. •x.to Iirr.»r»e,e Xnn-., poevMary-a IHtea. r. m. cteetr * «*• ttwmT5**LST’5* _ •jKtxfczmssa.tsrAs^K:. arrmorowaewe entire. yy z=.“5«,-a; ttiwiisis—- A Lt. |ter»na« harinc^rleltna eraliwt Uie eMate ot ‘..T '•'J'0'; "•‘tf-ad teal at te. .... ttervUr n.rlfietlaMI rw.'Motad Io prwaoet ihe'aame t..r .w.iiti.lUn.td jiUMn-Mt to ihr wtemwead. E.S=SSI«B: tesT-SA; i■rjlr’ ° •• at O-eut lb. cauolr tr»*-nir.r. In O . V-ila.tr m 11.^ llr^.ca Tharto-r ili.Wk-Ltr of X»TO Itet. ard !o connection with our Store u a -re-rivn H. Tl>.' Lreteatore .h»tl OHtlterirtee th- CTnnt^HL'ei.H for rptrtre or lalu.le.t.. M .karitotaZ ttortinc ihe^ul,>topuuuauUo(tIjLmamT>a^al4 U ZVtereror,.-' •’ “• k"W* J '-•terr* .ran TTADVFQQ QTTf)I> ~4 *“’• A l> CORK l> .STRIKER ICeumiuioeera. Ibeaaluat^tegtem ll*otel r^L^^'r'VXtn'aSjr4 J A KWKKZET. | naatinm. fhk run. im fotoou . 1 hrete anUa’naw’ih.tteti’a^T’^iU^; ‘ — J to'ur •“ a" *** DRAIN C0MM1SS ONERS NOTICE 0- L. U-JCLDIXO. NOTICE ia he..ip gtrra teat the I'r.in Creo, mlwionrr* of Ito Coautr of Iterrj will u-rvt al Sarurr'* 0>nca_ lhe lto.m.r Hebaol llrew. In tto To-r.h.n .f nacltoge, Mich. Feb <>h. IkU TBTAI1 Harneaae. manufactured from the best Caatlrtoo.ee tto Hih Bar of Mare!,. A I>. I**., I*.tern Iwalber.aod Invariably cold RAILROAD al l» o'clock a. m. tor tee purpura of Icltiar to lhe Ion rat bidder or bidders certain portion, of PRICES. a Droll* oa tertian* It audit, in asid Tr-wn-b-i«.f Caaileton T,nn» and me of Drdjo made te. ub^ua^o'.jau wu^tbjlire tteul.iS" M'i"Mr.'i^”win.*'^.rJeu^tu'i^t'Sj; '“'‘'"ai.'h.x'’ Fitict i q. O. I>. RPAULDINGU Stillleads the Van ■yy S^.!EwsaH5Kftsasr W W. D. BOU151IOM A CO. Whulead. I'tol.ra la Boutaand Shorn, « to 60 Wnodbnrire Bireet. Detroit. PHiiurs >■ lErrin G° TO — AirMjrr. unit J-«W<.T AjH-nbera findrrenl trrtlon frwta It .larhmn li alwaya rtlb-rad and aReti nlmllj cured by IL l>nnrt.ltlt l> aroenillr enrrd by tskinr lhe cbrrr'r I'rrfnrnl n>im.-nanr|fren!entr|.. r-. to g. iMHidly etu U> 1 .rum toiona tlu.l 1. a. in. n'—ani.-.ry tnp’ibllali tbo eeniUroto. of Uarra, 1— or ala more than asnaro Ito petto: that Ua onalulc* are full! u.-dauir r-L Frrpwred Sy ■ D/r. J. c. x rsrt» * co., xotrarzx. xrxss. a? »^uT:L"'uXlTfL>\*'.^Tto’woto«.rila.. Iwre a Whetoaaia Asulaa>rMKhiaaa.-aax3Bauzl i BrsL-ar-rg fr-*j arol Py aaM Mtwteax'.te wu.—Ail eiaa remre tnm< or land & tto OuHr ar Marry ard dtate « Mkr.laan.Urw.Maalho SaO*w<..<»r'H o'lL. hl uerroof.Oii 1'aliahor Baroaw toavklnp. .od ’ ” Wholesale Arent, for aUMftn, GRtXPXTftXlX. TO BUY YOUR GOODS! JWtf’e »"OBcB0((ie PRiCEONEDoU/r. SHKLT JtARDtTARS. rRA)H.rG VTTXKJLX. “CASH,” JeM Below tha Urich Black, Hair dressing 1 lia.tiaaa.taeaMreaiate.eutwcuAiarik, ofMnrrrac** “■ 0*<v ax New. IfoeroA rv tote. I. hmby rtvtotfcalla peMMre eta power of tree <«■ GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, B PDRREJTQ^g Of a*l kind*, of their own masrafactare. Erery article 'aaldcnad from Sheet Iron ; soak m t? defines it to bo the duty <Z tho President to consult with the Senate before remov­ ing a certain officer, This law may or may nut be constitutional. Tho President has no business with that It is constitational until the Supremo Court decides otherwise, it is law until the Court interpooan and iiivnluintca it The Presi­ dent's sworn duty into ejectU it—to obey it—to see Riat it is carefully and studi­ ously obeyed. He may nut like it. Jlut chief-magistrates have been compelled to execute laws they did not jircfar. Ho may think it unconstitutional. That is of no more oonSoqUcaco than the opinion of any private cituims. His duty w nut D to execute laws which he may think eonwill qnickly ratort Grsy Hrir »MntiD.<a/, but tu XSECTTl TWK IAws. If ho ’ to in natural color and beauty, hud been clothed with judicatory power, and produce luxuriant growth. It la if thti founders of the Cvn-titution had perfectly harmleu, and u preferred felt that it was wise tugiro tho Proeidout orer every other preparation by any option in tho matter,th<7 would have those who have a fine head of hair, so expramod it and declared that he might U well u chore who with to restore execute all tews only when tho Hupramn imparted to the Hair make!: desirable (\>nrt decided their coustutiunality. if for old and yctrng. the President has tho right to select his rm- bl. by oil Dn>(El«tr. law!,'and ray. ’ ‘This act I will execute DEPOT, 1»9 GREENWICH ST, X. T. . “because it suite mo, and tho other I will “not enfoino because it strikes mo to I“UMOonstitutional,” then Congress and Mio urujtivtuu WJUTI uugui t: neu najoura without day. Fur ths right to do as <«■ plow* with any law to osairtuV to bo ito 2 - Y - x - W - 1RQO t ooh arbiter and judge, may become a tyDR. DeVISnMU'A r^My-BWM abeuluto than that of the ranparvr or Russia. it is a comparative­ ly small matter now Apparently, it af­ BLAOKING-81 fects only too light uf Mr Stantonto bold Areickniralrdited hr all oftbemur ilwraaho bare naed theerto be ita beat tho War Office and of tho President to preparaUona of the kind ever offered io •elect Ids constitutional adruu-re. This ia Si.’stetwwi't.tr.u; not the question, but only the merest in­ barlnf once Ib.mughly tiled Uwm, will cident of it If tho President hu tho ever a<aia cement to u« any other — right to remove Mr. Stanton in defiance al in tbe Iraat Injarwoa to kalter. but, on of.J*»rr iui mfty removeM» CiuefJustice Um ooatrary, are uneqodled for UMir CSm and Gen. Grant, and indeed the Laatber Praaerrlur QuaUSca. The Wster-Preof whole Senate. For the law by which BLACKING: tffafitantnn holds his place ia os much a When need acecrdloj to direct ions, ia law, an sacred and u binding, os that by vamnted to make • pair of Uuote or whdeh Mr. Chnse jweaides over the 8uHboes wear it taaai onr-Unfd loceerOian fiA>mu Court and Gen. Grant commands by the nWof any other preparation that the army. If he may with impunity or(HI Polish ' j dsfr Izjrcnro Thoma* to take poeeoM.'un of the War Department—a building BlaACKlIXTGi Produclnf the moat Briltlaat and Laatinr which is not tho property of Mr. Johnson, Poiuh o( auylbinr of the kie R erer offsnid >ut of tho American j«opl^—ho may al­ to the public, bury ownorofa bateOSa so direct Mr. Coyle to open tho next Su­ Kaedaior Uartxaa premo Court, and Gen. Hancock to a> mms command of tho army. It may bo BLACKING: said that thoro is a law which provides Whlcb la put UJ» In Plot ant! Quart Cans, ready hr <aeo. It ia a sopertor artida ’ tho form in which Mr. Chase may bo re­ moved, and another law which directs the manner for removal of Gsn. Grunt ■ aarracreuii air» at WflounaM ar To this we reply that there is also a law K .A. X. X-. X. X. O -W X> to CO., ■%ieh jewidoe that Mr. Stanton may l» 1MI. Clark M»«l, CbleXjo. removed, that one law is as binding a< And add by all Deden, tbAru-boot the Kb other, and tlml if we permit thoPrrareTIntlnlrefoe lir. DeVwbmt'e Exeelalor Wa dent^tojnolrie erne, he may with unpu- Tin Ware, Shoes, Hatsand Caps. Groceries, Piece Goods, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, For ntaecMea at the Throat und laneaa. •a.< t> aa < >u3tou Cold*. V*boo|Uu« Cauflt, karoncUilla. A«haa, und Coaonuptlon. Probably never before in lhe wtole hlitovy «f modk-liw, 'uu noy tbtait won an wkkly anil mi dcciiir Ui-ou lira crrnddotHa of mankind, tu thia eceettou rvmcdr for puluKnury cc-mplalnu. Ttn..oit, a loin; •erie. or;ran, aivl amuac re.^1 of tho rana? tru-n U lou U»en fci«toT and birtier In Itofr e-thrtaWrit, a, U taa treevme better kntnen. Ha uniform cteruclrrud power to cure lhe » r.rinm aOcelwaa of the tonp and tbn-u. tore made it Inoon «. a re- IRON & STOVES We keep eossXandy aa hand a fall aloortmeal o ink In eoDMCtten with shore, 1 Mill ecntlne^tbf Papering nod C.'laxtnK bntinns.and no, vanbird tn fitrr tbe moM comnlete setufailion. Mired Painte of dl Unde, t..r m1«. PUnte ni rsd Ibr Hmmw who wUh to do their amt Wm k. t ewplM lU WXT WOHKMKN, end Wll.l, llAt E NO OTHER. Mr work ebean Uua feci. Colic and Billon. S ei ere, they .buuld be’j.iItr-Uu.ly taken fnr oacta caaa.u. cotrtxi Ito ditra-c-tl arUon nr remorc tho otatnrtlum whkh enw IL ror DyMiartvry or XMai-rtoeu, bat ore adld <1MC 1. m-oeraU, acquired. For KlirimolUn.tJoal. Crorel, Falnl. Stock taut Xrere?7>oy’a£ui<rbe*couUcimioiU taken, aa required, to rtoamr lhe dbcaanl aelinci of 'TIU1 ,od‘ c“ns« Uatre complaint. Mor msiarey aw! Drotielcal N well Intra they el-oeld ba Lti.cn In larxc and Ovqtwnt time, to ...idure Uta rltret of n ilraatlc parge. Foe Mwfiprrwrfnu n Ur^n <So<a aboul i to taken A. a ZM.wer fflf, lake ore ortwo to |>roinolr dljealioa and tolkve lhe atomach. A;> oc. ar tonal do*o MlmuUici the iromaeh end »*KritssfeTKSff.xra vjiUKidn, Where no aorioaa deranremeot eal.tr. Ono who teefe lolcr.ddy well oRcn dud. that ado. e of ttweo fUtt ruokea him ferf derttotlr better, Oom Lhctr < lvonam< and rruor aUnr eject on Ito dkc.Ibe Irppanuuc. Time tn- nwomoa rrr.et where a inrrsallra 1. repaired, ebkh Wo e.tnnck rainiKT a to torr. Lot ttoy uqs-.l tbetn-Hm to every to-l'. and wtora tha ' trto» of Lb*, rut am Uuwa, tite public ao taueer doubt what to casptoy. IiIH Il conatoto mainly of Aik far it. |Wl! ’W K S WAOOX H|1OP. with ioewMcd ts.-UiU«^ 1 pa rrip.reltodo.llLind».,t A^HraMSSZ* inhllrls AMD IF TOC DOXT SEE WHAT TOU WAJTT act and restore tea baakby loaa aad netkxi. . C«*vnttT Lama. IVradanL T X parooa»eo and by virtue of» DtCrre of till 1 Court made in the abo.n c»t>*v oo the Bra day of Noveateer A.D. Ire7, lUaaabocribarCircall Coart Commiaeioner ia end for tbe County ,w PHI LLI PS A BENTLEY’S Hoeaveer BBOWSV </fttt mmt impeach him immediately. Ttoeve fa ao avoiding this conclusion. Of all kiods la tfoorrally kept op to lhe wool* of the people, and will be sold st RAILBOaD PRICES, adding Fre^bt —co TO­ 'Ifew IMP Heady for Work. All other questions: tink before die present It would lie diflicultto have our no middle cuutre. The Prendeut hat mwMrtf the rmpoaeibility of bfwkiny 0 Cbamrery Bairfor tee Conty of Barry -In Chancery. Abas Traatxa. ChapfaLureL If yaw WMt Good Barfalas, l>iaa iwa ■iU»,a».l of 4te*U««s. Xte«.teul tamCplenty ef tlmter, water aaA. ftalt—s spl.nrfid localwn. f. HOWARD. tetobtohbyaetlon — Ito ototroe lion, of tha H.rtud, Ker.-U, !HT. «* sOStf body, twatoAnc thdr tm yuUr actwm’uto. it h. and rphe Pioneer Painter by tnrrocUatwbevavar they cxui-aud, dcranjedt.Tctitin' are siren in the irrsprer on STILL ^a/lIVE PMlauu uJe’ra!*nyrore'-'rU'< ‘““•1»tala, • tob itow 1-ar liywpepata or ■mlfrratlon. Ll.de— omit (tlto.Wf>*_________________"-rex M f— • « J ■4 ».»ay. detoSariaiM drat they stay be taken T?ABM FOR ffALB. Usiisa Meand STOCK : HARDWARE philliph dt beptflet’s 1,1*4 M Tnbnnt tafem tbe PoHte teal their -r« l-ttjwha IF YOU WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP S S 5 angry and doubtful question upon tbe cduntry. With tbe Cungruas overwhalmingiy Mepnblican. them was no reason why we should not compel fiw Presides! to pursue A wino policy. We reasoned upon tho presumption that it was better to have impca-riimctit held over him na a chech than u> begin a trial that might bo as long ns that of Warren HastingB. It waa a debatable quration. Tho cndanco wasfar from being ooaclwrira. Morally, there was no doubt that Mr. Johnson should be impeached. But impeachment »>' nuaetiun of law and erideace, not ol moral belief. As a Republican, thorn were a hundred reasons why ho should hfmnwan -This would be’ a good nloa in a Republican Convention, not before the Senate of tho United States. Until impeachment became on inevitable, orer•*hrVl*jq necoarnty, without: doubt u to the meaning of tho law, and tho force ol tho eridutKWf to snter upon it was only to giro tho President a chance to make himself a martyr before tho country. Tharefasv wo have constantly opposed itnprnchnntit, although at times wo stood alone among tto Rejrublkan prow. There is ao longer any doubt Thh issue is as clear aa it was when Goa. Bsaureganl opened his tottcrics upon Fort Bumpier. Andrew Johnson, President of the Unit­ ed trtates, tramples upon a law, defies the authority of Congress, and claims to cri crciso absolute mid despotic power. Cba. d9 »r»'w not ahrap resist It he a high, eobnh, sacred trasi«aij£t»'be weed, when abso­ lutely nccctsary for tho ealratka of tho publican party show that ii not only has ^Fr’tr.Wf iki talra.’iaa of lhe country rvlxSibn uhderj£&Xbh Iterfa/lnil aS: kieoapoehton. We to??, ami eau .hS?S»demand lit impeachment UnPruidtat. from treschery-iiMer Andrew Johnson «rE~.aff along f^t that we might -Al E PROBATE ORDER. •pj-ARDWARK STORE. U. A.. Goodyear <& Co. of his ml ministration: who bra sought io entrap illuustrimwaeamitoef tbe£upl» now iwueo aro not want>x3. 11 is not pTinto ignominious ovnstons of the lawjmc submit io Mr. Jehnsou’e Administration, LMAL MJTFWi ■ The Trsdifent Mast be Impeached. eaiMUu : MO® B. WRIGHT. ' ■ Cherf fWudaa trie ea</»r Rtrrj tk. LX j t A irt 2^'j ^tafa'^tos. ntk.lCEMT SALE. NTAT^y jrt^KtOAX.Tteartwll court ter u. F-g^W. 1 u'i li'tiT'fowa. t>yiroa’-t »**, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-03-18.pdf fd755852575d15773ddbf658c0efbc09 PDF Text Text �«w She J»jtrejryi31tt or ought not to be hnpenehe I and re­ moved from office, la too much (’’Serret•d to be accepted. It I* eustonwr on the part of the DemrerMfc ureas 'o)^e*k of tbe republicans aa hiring a parly tnUrert to e-ibeerre In the retnovK’ eT~-I r.' Johnson, but the whois htitnry of Im­ peachment, Ita drteat on two aepernto occasions, the evident relnrtanoo to un­ dertake It and the disposition wvinccd to bear a!mo-t anything rather than re­ sort to It, show eom-laslvnly that Om- tiros on sntering upon tt But bow stand* Democratic party Interests tn th'a matter? It has made much party proflt cut of Mr. Johmon, and expected v> make much more. It hod used him nnd h*a officials to help elect Its tlketsln Connecticut, Pennsylvania end New York. It had onsttn«xl its mail* pin? politician* tn the White llouso. and dlthrough them In th'ir own party inter­ est*. They had indared the Pias'dent to pat not n few of their pa1 tv sdhu ants al campaign they expectal much more of Mr. Johnson. They were manoi-uv. cring to obtain a rroreulcranre of their own mem'*™ or agon's In his Cabinet, and probably would hare eueoeeded. If Mr. Stanton could have got out of the War Deportment, the dr moent would bare been put In his piner.— But moat of all, the Democratic loaders counted on the active help of Mr. John­ son through bls officeholders, and the: use of pickings from the Government Treasury U> elect their President. Ccr- | Uinlyall the influence he cou'd poas.b'y i exert would bare been In favor of the Cldca^n one paper irklch alaft Sb«l eminently proper and uoB-conruilit*! on I any tolemblv <feubti»l q«<|ft>n. one| wb'ch abhors moat in'enwly, tbe rude | brutality of eltheran*g"t'veor an affirmotive, one whkh has the moat aht 'irg dryid nt faiocklnv a j-atr n l y <*tffi>rtnr with him 'n cplnlon that mild, I of­ f-sire A-lmwmmU'kMMi’eraheet lath"* Ev^n’ngJourunl.” It'sn"tth* 'auf t>TCol. FT»o-man. editrIn-rhle*. or of Mr. Field, the city, sdlto-, or. to corpse |l-q re4' u, pF Shy Of the ■m of brains and abtli y who do the w«r'< HOb is the raft. No«witiafanxitng tta general ca>4Joo in thia reepae-, the “Jo'imal’' has name to grief. A f«w week- since; n young woman at • Moth­ er Herriok’s." a notorious bouse of prr»titution, mapiged to get up a grand exdiwneut by a sv-ry of having been at school Ina Michigan Hemen.-.n, where she was betrayed by a son of a professor <t a* she sooic'ltncs told therlory, by tin) prefcreor hlm-eif, after whkh, tbe rdd she enme here and p'orered into a lllbof xhame to stifle her remorse and bide be- ruin from her Mends—her ta'e waa ar: fb'ly told, and gained much sym­ pathy. The'Jou uai’ a .met misdaieto speak In defence of virtue, a* dsfeuding v rtuo lx rather popular with tbe general public, in the ab»uooi aonee at leas’, and on this occasion ‘'came out । strong ' ou the profo aor and hb family. Wofrd tublaXr. The unfo tunats y< ung female proved to be a fraud and now the outraged Prolemer fans brought suit aga'nat thu ■•Journal’’ for damages, far arm fa QOOD news,—good news. Factory, yard wide, 'I'ne-hmtlw o'th" real elate tn Cook County wo-ild I* d wtwired. Th" Rlohlaee Tlng.-lah finer* troupe la at the One-a House, pl-iylng to crowded hnuaee nightly. Dog. /)*itow. i most 'uDy tustdne-1 by the election of I R< publican caudl latre to the various ' places of oflldal trust and power, and I favoring the numlflatlnn and election of Utat. U.S. GRANT to the iTrelJency of the United States, hereby agree to fb.-m ourselves Imo an association to be governed by the f iliowing • ’ Shirtin*, Prints, Colors, Sugar, .Vfwm , Good Tea. Beet Ttnnerial Tea Heavy Satinet, pw AU-troo! Cassini ere. [Red Flannel, per yaH, BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. comircTiux. ’ —A‘n'Jcdf re^nei4! iintionM con vention »• Hing hcM at Pittsburgh. —Tt la now certain that Um A Islams Constitution has bora defeated. —Geo. Gso. R. Vickers was elected U. fi. Senator from Maryland on Friday. —The Rupemo Court has poatprned further argument Ln the McCardle case. —Julia Dean, tbo actaws.died in Now .York ou Friday, aged 87 year*. -Maine has 1,809 takes. No wonder —Ordinary libarer- in Austin, Ncvada, are paid 980 a month. —Eight papers In tbs United btaies are edited by colored men. —The Arabs of Algiers are dying of starvation by tens of thousands. Another Interesting development made by legal p-ocesc the other day waa a au t brought by one Joeoph Liu as to recover from A. C. Heselug, the >tnn of Wednesday, diet oytxl property valued ‘ tSO paid ty plaintiff to de'endaut, to al Sud.OOO. secure l;ls ireppert In a Republican —The Republicans of New Orleans County Cement on, t-t enable plaintiff are urging the reuioval of Gen. Hnutoobtulo thf .o> mitia'ltro for the office of C '.r). of the Police Court. Heating Is —The hte«t adrloee from Alaska state ■ the chief wire worker of tbo RepubUthat the troops were well and the Indi­ can partj’, and It b ge neral y supjroacd ana quiet. that«boh'back*I*pretty eurvof nomi­ —1 bo dlabutsements of ths UnIto I do not dcfare tbrtr anticipations In this nation and consquent eiec.toa. He StntoTrraauty during Feb.-uary were regard disappointed. They don't want coniro’s a very large German influence, 4SMM40Q. him ImpcucheJ and turned oat of io nc chief pr piietorof the “Illinois oflloe, for If be remain* In, hawl'l be of blasts Zcitung"andtse hts jmAti rto the I1 —Tbe h-male inatlinte of tbo Rev. the greatest political assistance to tkem. best advantage, one co Id scare ly ex- I Mr. Hall.it Englewood, New -lers y, They have a direct political interest tn | root to capt ire h a sui po t for f20, I ut , waa burned this morning March 11 more to be । Los, fa®,000. hts remaining In office, and h<-n e ere Llues- says ho promised p.ul after bo got tbe uomlna ion and | —New Orleans fatyscripaellaat 25 per wo: kin; like beevers to keep him there. ■ th a, he thought,clenched tire ba-gain— coot, discount, and Gon. llaneock'a v In dele I n—He fan » w nt In o the । policy atoms Ilk*ly to ruin the cndlt of ConrcuL’cn rad w rkcd‘ftr wttEb dy , dm city < iitirnly. cVe, who got tbo nouihintion. 'lhe It is now*tit>-d that the President ten­ Court decided that a bribe wee noth^ dered to Gen. Febofleld the Feervtarycotilroct and there waauolegd oblige- ship o' Wrrad If/rr/m. whl'hsasreouniform coinage of one, three, and ten ti.AUpou Uesa ng to reiuni ihcm<n y. rertrotly ded'ned by that office. cent token coin* of tbe some material Ilic weath r here continues wann and -Two men named Hartaeff and Mcand relative weight as the pre ent Cve > Icasantbct ikeniiig thu ear y cp-. ulng cent nlokle coin. It la jiropo^d ihjt ■ uf a.-.v.gxi_ou and adv.nt ofsH-Dg. An Laltan, bad a ‘Vet-’®*' near Howell on thia coinage shall be put upon thviina a |I unusual amduut of LuUding and public the 4ih Inst., dnr njr which McLslian of one gram in weight for each rest of Roprosemenu Will becirxled on here represented nomln.tl vntae, tire ohr-, th s oca on. Judging frumprereut sp. poabtnoos. 'ihryarth wo koathsodna’l three, live, and ten coins to ba । n e.:: r —An Ynnlb liman pnlme&ff a lot qf fire, and ten grama tn .weight resfaee- hup ovem’itts au ths Couth breach, tie old new porcr* In N< w .York last week. lively. Or.lf the French gram 1> rrotan do' k rywtcm on the North aide: the ton: “Extia. Arsneaination of acceptable s bindon I of weirht. th-t tbe ncl under tiw river M Waalilngton PX.aldent Johraon.” He was arrested troy grain shall bosnbetitotal. In whl-di sxrrot, alt these are to be trosseutvd to ynducL ervre It Is proposed thatlha Wfagbte eiudl rsp dty *< pw4Me, UbDe as iudi-afloni —A tssrhav of as F-niacopal school In be ten gndnt to each oent- of nominal Of IbtDvWeaf chfvr»'flac'oar nnhltccts value, making the threw cent cold M hflJeee-arealreaay' fnll-pf wpri. Keth- HartfonV adfisod Ida boys to utcrifire _ 1 something during T*wt. Tbwtolired. grains, tbo flva cent coin $0<ru!ns, and Ing »eeu>? lack ng---- .e.w “4 ““ the tun cent coin 100 graine. p obobly be tn t^oorthree The I thia —The Toledo Blade tells of a dog in ■0* at the roeent elections hild tn WiU|^io h«TCi^jed 11 at Memphis and Naahvdlle the-flepatatasa ticket was sncoeaa'nL xTha Copperhead papers ascribe these triumphs to Uro di»- DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS F. D. ACKLEY & CO, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumsnu, Ladic’s Baskets, Port mon naies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, fc. £-c. JEWELRY & IUS1C STORE. Ft. HERRICK, OOODTKAB, BARLOW « BATLRTB HAUMOTR BTOltR Tn Kentucky the Confcdongei carry Louisville and Lexington l>y large nisJoritiM. The way it la tiono la by ilisfrnnclilalng half or two-th Irds of the Re­ audience, as they always do here.— meat was mode st a gathering of physlpublican? In those cltlo*. It is mid th d Phillips is decidedly dppo ed io Grant, clans Io Albany that sack acaae wm 60,000 robe's are dlafranehtaed in Ten- ea! s him “a nun of no Idea" and . .rays „ r.bt on Uie record. nesece; baton equal number of Re pub-1 th«t tbe Repat>1!<tm ja ty hi elevating —The combined agro of the two men lleans are deprived of the right of vt>tinp h m to the Presidency will be guilty of ... vwvmuu In Kentucky. If half of tbe Itapuh 1-; as pro»» a Hnnder us .u in wm their election vi of wh**“ Mr- Joho'on has rppo'n'ed In ________ ______ ___ Nothwlthstandlng I Mr- ctnntra « place amount to one hnnearn of Kentucky were net rxeluded__' Andrew Jrhnscm. J •orty-n,ne ytors—tiynm which from tbe ballot box, tbe State could be ' *the stnnuot sand prealsUnt cffo.-la made dr*^ I to p.rt up a G ant fever,by the formation 'Tartly exrre-srs rhe length of time carried against the relieli. _ - , - ................... of Ctoi.t dub- and rithqr dcvlcei for the, wW hav810 waH t0 ««lbe «»*dod Two pa-w.of tbo bill to w^!uU.and,t(V«.ipe,r,1„lhUooinol,iaj, pefatioo. ty at least, that Phillips would nut find | —- Calling of- a boulder an the By the House, by a vote of one hundred and maoiy endo seis. fear* of lbs Missouri Pseifle Railread, twenty two to two, la a elenr proof that A new discovery which blds fair to nair Jeflterson City, Friday night, th* the Republican Comrrewla tn full seenrd tevoluti.uj'as Lil our prom t)I system-of with the wishes of the-people, and de­ termined to lighten their burdens as much m possible. Yet, at this veiy tnomeat, the Democratic party, on the contrary, is doing all It can to sustain the corrupt administration of Andrew Johnson, which makes heavy taxes on Industry neceaeory becau-o of swindl­ ing frauds on the revenue, and a gener­ al failure to collect the whisky tax. If the whiskey and tobacco time* w»-e thoroughly collected, almost si I the oth­ er intern ral taxes could be repealed. D.ibcU large and splendid stock of goods ISGS WOOLES FACTOBT. SUPPORT HOIK IW8Y! iJcmocrxts for the immediate admltion of the Southern Plate> waa lately shown In the Ohio Legislature. A Republican offtred a resolution re tucsilng Congnoe Poon Axdt la reyvdl&tod now, even by the New York That piper wants to lure him over to tbe Rep-ib!!nous—enyshs IsMta DeaaocratieP.e 1ddaud-behMboeoaoMUglasdnldmun l«« <kU lb> ttoseTa, j , ,exytata Any *M<r.x1tofonn*flmia«m-1 < •erninrtkS*aptv«He j AsM by In ■rtte^stMofa , Wholesale and Retail. »o»xrx.x. �3 jtoral and 5HisrrUantou5. SPECIAL NOTICES XTSEHiZE* AIR, BUSINESS CARDS. A CUBE FOB ■ ■d Tea. “Y.e-sa AND DISEASES OP TBE TEEOAT AND DDNOS, MICH. -n mat— Dry-G-oods, G-z-oceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Real Estate Broker, Mrootrrxxxs. ■ zubat co, . michmma. Dry Gads aii Grata, nOn*SdS'Axa jrxaCTQM RUSSELL & NEVINS. ’,oe. iriBB uJjikxt; '•■ini. We WILL Nrr be c.iDebmld, Greets Ten, M te Best Japaw Tea «!,«*. CHRONIC CATARRH. AILEY. ’ o R -El Why entertain th'a loathsome dtemao when relief can be obtained.* We meet those every day who arc eniroring from Catarrh to such an extent, that tbo Air PaaeacKO in the bead are in a partly deeompuaod condition,—tbo noeo and throat filled with inch a mass of corrupt matter that they arc objects of dbguit to thcnvelvcs, and of pity to those with whom they associate. Chronic Catarrh usually affects tho invarithiy caused by humondor Inflam­ matory blood, by which tho mucous membrane Is made roro or Inflamed, producing a copious aflh..*on of viwld mafer. I'll be produced by Scrofula to ths blood It la almost certain to end In Consumption, unit a •pcodliy cured, be- ! Ciuso it is Impovlble to entirely prevent I the matter from running down tho bronchlol io to the air vesicles, and such Is I the excoriating, or scalding property of ' the mittcr, its contact with the delicate linings of the air cells at once causes Ir­ ritation, and invitee the humoral propordM of th > blood to drpodt therein Tubercles and Ulcers. Ca'arrb almost alwaya attends Con­ sumption, and frequently lead to u. in Oxygenized Air we have a positive euro tor this dises*. Tbe remedy Is taken by Inhalation.—breathid directly Into the lungs, and through them cu* rlel Into th* blood; thus as soon as the blood will carry it. it reaches aU ports of the system, decomposing the Impure matt-r In the blood tad expelling It through tbo pores, and through the na­ tural channels from tbe system. Thus you will see thu the cause of tbo dlae.ss h removed, and the disease itwlf must follow. in thtssameminncr we treatand rad­ ically euro Bronchitis and Consuniptlou. T<tna ono suflh.frig th>u tbcsadlssasre despal r ofnlist ft yon ore too far away to Visit our taflleo and wm> . write a description ef your symptoms, and forward to tho address befow. Send for our drtular which gives a full description of these d sense-. Out of tho many thousand t aiimonlab reoelw 1 we pnhltah tho following:— Hastings Republican Caucus. X, ■ •lap Offic»ra.aad Johnstown Republican Caucus. >INER Y! EY A CO. n non Beit Mscrt’al af rreckerj In T»wi. Fresh CsWs MMtiilly Music & Jewelry. PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, ^807. tODDimixn I8O7- Drug & Bookstore Boots and Shoes, CASTINGS, • - nSyl . . . NICO. ' MAIN BROTHERS; Tbe C« psrtMrship bervtsfor, sxistlag snd,r • Dian Metaes, Grata, . N. BARLOW. W. R. GOODYEAR, B. J. GRANT. nw-tagt. A«X U, IMf. BOOKS a STATIOhUSY, ParniBcrr, Fancy Goad*, IV all Payer, A. A JTLL STOCK .1 L. .y lias----------- 1 J. COLE A SON, awaxAL >uina tt Groceries and Produco, ttxr and LUO. 1 STATE KT.. PAMTiNOA MICH. S9~ Ca»b piM Ur Pr-xUca. «Srl W. BARKER A SON, Liveryenna & Sale rraxrr,Stable, I1ARTIXGH. ■ niyl . MICH - • . . lloreci and Carriagre at alt bsura ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN IirimSwInnKaili BARLOW & GOODYEAR, Ratla- perthssad tl>« satire Interest •f'lt. J. GRANT, tn tba Real Estate, OooAa. Xotsa swt prloeiptss re Its eld era. Tk« Bsski will be Bahicrt DRUGGIST AND DOOICFELLER, MIDDLETIIXK, . aitjl ^£1 DOLE V1LI.B~ WboiIM - £ MICUIOU J FACTORY, HASTtxqs. First <xy» «f Marek and September, . or each nu, tbit Lc UapiMlMMStXeSatariMvf Mn Gregary MIDDLEVILLE . . WOOLEN EEC f ORT, U M. LEE, M. D. f-3OPIECES fall points Just Iteccivcd. CORNER STORE Mew Brick niork. Speedy Oen IKDUL8A, IAILOW a OOOITEAI. Ureu»<». Aag.f;, 1SR.- 1B?1 Hoppits Lips ?->lls Established bi 1835 by <me\f onr Moat Enlaent PhyslctaM, and naw used thren^kout North an* Booth America, with more pleasing results than any other Medicine In5 RUSSELL ANTEVINS. Bastian. Sag. to, Her —alTr 1 tcsssus 900081 New Coeds. Ja«t Received, —tn asureo — VERT LOW FOR CA I H. DtBsoLtrnax Dears in J desire to give you my tes­ timony to record to the value of your BEACH STREET BOSTON. wlentlflo ay.lem of treating Cstirrh and cU*su*" of the Respltatory orgsn*. £ hare u«ed your remedy, 11 Oxygo nixed Air,” in my prect-cc for the la-t year «tW IMLETIJSaun. with complete sucnaot. £ have cured the Wont Sonne of Catarrh, and a ma­ jority ofthcrastsof BroochUlaand Coosiiwpt on tn their advanced otigoa. £ unqu UOedir pronounce Oxygenized Ah4’ the greatest boon ever yet confer­ red upon onr suflhrlog race, ard hope lhe day Is not far distent when every In­ to ILrent physician will adopt your sys­ tem in the Creulmt nt of all chronic affootloua Fraternally Yours, No. ID® Westminister SU.Pwddmce. Db. C. L. Blood, I My Dear Sin 1 have tested your rein. A® WKENIX BITTERS. l«dy, 'Oxygenixed Air” In advanced fte Bret Saccenftd Medicines Magee of Cutir h. BrodehiUa aid Con­ sumption, and the taenl'a have been. In la tho World. ' hart. Old Colds seHIrt regardless ef Fin. 0*0 Premium French Rulo. ItitlbdbMl dome erer 'oflbrrt to Om ar t»» dsTS* lima will asaara a gaad •r swm »»« srticaef S*aal rale*. PsvesrCM.' ImUvuM srerjvhsre. sm>« *»d fsaal*. a co;. ■AIW MMOTKkkX’r^ ‘ ICBW0 UE^OT, AaasMiMtrpher • Mb, lYy-WasUewsS MSto NEWSFAPlRS, rXCTOKXXU. MONTI*I.Y MAGA>IME8 jiJW TIA/OpftUU. Mast Acai jrs^asjMt A W-'-t ?--s- .[)*- BOOKS. .s"^£SiSr!r*ttcs baa< srfbrmWW* aSabWl •««. Bhafc Mtoaatf Bmaipt Mu, MBALBUVaARD NtRVOU* �DET GOODS. Wit and Jiiimor. saved yots* three ocnto, and you'll fotl better for It afterward." ' “Well," said the toper, “if this isn't a regular take in ; but I believe you’re half right for all that. And, as you don't charge anything Mr your liquor, I have a good mfttd to boyour customer, and —User ffisnisny’a bottle, and the bot­ eo If I can't gelrid- vf'foy -headache tle manyaKsr. —Wbenisa Route like a bird? When it has a wing. IMtiW Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, rea mimic ms blood. KEW CASII STORE. —.Whtre is silence likely to get wet ? Wbre U reigns. —VVljat cm breaking If? I—When is a..window -likea star?— When it to a skyK^hL —Some fiahetmeo use cotton for bait, BO do some women. TO BUY YOUR GOODS ! NEVpOODS: —When may foods bo supposed to be EVEKT SEEDED IMD AID STYLE, —Why are Odd Follows like sausages? Because they are linked together. —Men, like books, hare at each end a House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter blanl-leejr—childhood and old age. ’ FAXIVTTN’G. —Why are youreye^ like staga-harses? Because they are under the lashes. —Why do birds In their little nest scree f Because they'd fall out if they MORTGAGE SALE laCTt>s«eUjejiU> storr, 1 Mill csaUasa tin faperiornnd G Imine STOCKS HARDWARE, —What bean Is least liked by young ladles ou apieknicparty? A rainbow., •-If "Beauty draws us by a single —Why to an alarm of Oro tn the night like a cloths brush? Because Lt bj>oJs (he nep. —A new Irish society is about to be organixed entitled ths independent Order of Hod Fellows: • If all the world were blind, what a melancholy sight it would bo!" said on Irish clergyman. —Why la a prudent man like a pin? Because bls head prevents him from go-What is tho principal end of man? cd a teacher of a little girl. “The I with the head on,” was the prompt reply. —Why is a young bdy Just from board­ ing school like a building comm ttoc? Because she la ready to receive propoe- BOOTS 4 SHOES, CHEAP! 0. I. SFAHIDISI, The Last ill' HIST FUIILT Success, SEWING MACHINE IRON & STOVES u Miam-Snra w so. PHILLIPS & BENTLEY, improved miRRESTOq HAlK dressing Jfcwpiylt inoneB01t|{ ‘ —“Ihope, my UtUe daughter,” I raid one morning, “that you will be able to control your little temper to-day." “Yea mamma ; and 1 hope you may be able to control your big temper.” vA crr.ry follow In a Muaouri town declared that be was sent on earth to re­ deem all things. But odo of bls audi­ ence ca-ried a Confederate note to him and made him confoas his inability logo Ifir* An Innocent old lady, who never before “rid on a railroad,” was a pasreuger on tbe Vermont, railroad at the time It Makes the Best Stitch, Still Leads the Van TOOK TUB FIRST RJUautlM, 1«B >EC«SD nocLlMlTIU I Great Rtiicilii for 60 Dan! Groceries and Provsions, Ba Sure to See this Machine, rvear doiit bats that IT. FRENSDORF & CO. SELL MORE CLOTBISS Sri’S; i "FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.* W belcaah Assets br M kUgsa. . V. D. ROUiNHON * CO. WbolfMtc Dealers la Bovt.end I At bo Woodbridge Street, De^rait. ATLANTIC & GREAT VSTffiN Broad Gauge Railway I ■M*. I* 11.1. J.• illaa^rrH h. NEW YORK, P«rnltire Blert.—Take BORTON.__ PIT-WSBOOMV. FniLADtXPniA. HALTJ.kOHr.Bs4 WAUniNQTON CITY. W.tettesriyWreMtotte Oil Region} ONE DOLLAR BALE FREE OF COST. •» tort SSW tossy H ALLBK, IAWRIA CO., tokim. The toper, without noticing it, dashed H daw. his throat at aswaUow. He roots began to teete and teats, seem­ ingly not exactly wilsfod. “Wtult the matter?” Mddtbe keep- *> rl(hL HARNESS SHOP. WE ARE CQMTT6! ■ a. th !Lr**m**u’ gtmn |h«| ths Drsia C« reySb.4 *«i»c, u ehjCEONEDoD^b, An Excuse roa Emokxso.—In the reign of James the I., of tobacco-hating notoriety, ths boys of a school acquired tbe habit of smoking, and Indulged it night and day, using the must Ingenious expedients to conceal tho vice from their master( till one lucklres evening, when ths imps were huddled together round the tire of their domitory.involving each j other in vapors of their own creasing, lol In burst the master and stood in aw­ ful dignity before them. “How now,” quoted the demine to ihe first lad; "how dare you bo smoking to- Alasl all the excuaee were exhausted; but the interrogated urchin, putting down his pipe, after a farewell whiff, and locking up in hta master’s foce^aid, inawhlnlng. hypocritical tone, "fib-1 NOTICE !• DEPOT, IDS CREENfflCH ST., X X, oouhl recover hts scattered senses, tho conductor went in search if the venera­ ble old dame whom he found solitary and alone in the car, with a very placid axpreaden on her countenance, notn-Rhslandlng she had a complete som­ ersault over tho seat in froqt, and her bandbox and bundle had gon* Uncere­ moniously down the passage way. "Arc you hurt ?” inquired the conductor — “Hart! why T" said tbo old lady. “We have Juai been run into by a freight train, two or three of the passengers have been killed, and several others se­ verely Injured.” “La, me! I didn't know but that was (Ac way you always “Sir," said the boy, "I am subject to headaches,and a pipe Ukee offthe pain.” “And you ? and you ? and you?” in­ quired tho pedagogue, questioning every boy in his turn. One had a “raging tooth;” another rollc; the third a cough; In short they all had something. “Sew, eirra,” bellowed the doctor, to the last boy, “what disorder do yon DRAIN COMM'SSONEBS NOTICE will quickly restore Gray Hiir to its natural color and beauty, and produce luxuriant growth. It is perfectly harmless, and u preferred orer every other prcpsnticn by three who hire a fine bead of hair, well as those who wish to ratorc it. The beautiful glou and perfume imparted to ths Hair make it desirable for old and young. of Pennsylvania ! • Q«W» •G-l ComrorUU. U»K AT OWtmiMUIW BUCCI -w •vS; � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-03-25.pdf 564e80ae272bdbbfb2068d4c39822285 PDF Text Text Skt gistings gxnart. GEO. IT OZO. M. DXWXT. vol. .............. » jrjssni ”“ " FSL «r *»*«“ xn. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAR.25, 1868. T . >..t^ NUMBER 48. Address ittlehalf of Prohibition to ths tented haraelf with saying— “Guy was always odd: but after sD, Kato tea very sweet girl f Poor Alice! it was rather hard for her Tho following shh address has just to oach individual in tho State pez ysar, to sink into old maidhoud, while Kats beer) iasned by the committee appointed while at the same time it wiD saw t» each fifty times that amount, and to Waller was a happy wife; but there soemed to bo no help fur It. in Detroit hat October. The address » of Governor Harriman- At a Convention of temperance t The Republicans of Concord, New light called fur the Btate, and held in tho “There!" aba said, biting her lip untd Hampshire, held a JollflcaUon meeting of Detroit Oct 80, 1867, the undsrei^ tho blood started. “Sho shall never were appointed an Executive Commi m-u. i this meeting Governor Harriman made .. ___ Lin- _____ __ ,.r her dark eyes and jet black hair to my an address, of which tho following is blonde beauty F April, D*68 •, involving Cunsb’tntiur.al That same evening, Kato Walter un­ the principal portion : nrahibitiun uf tho traffic in intoxicating Eraiding tho masses ut dark hair that Justice conquers evermore. (Ap­ liquora. No sans man at this day denies bad gleamed with pearls and opala, rate plause ) The last ditch, my frienda.bss tho temblo evils prvduwd ly tho liquor been tound by the Democracy, and they CunstnLuhuy collected in fines suffictent to pay hsiruwn bills, and then tinned over a balance of 8100,629 into the Legislature, and since that time all ut iurtu torafcrro tho law have txased, and tbo result has Loen a vast increase In Qi» sale uf intoxiir.th.g drinks, and consteqrently drunkenness vice and crime. n ItLO prohibition o' license was farcorpurtcd in tho evasiitutiun of thia State. It was a Democratic measure, having •bed tears. A. P. MAU. — 'O S V »<••••• n« *-v» -^-i V i HALL & RUCKEL. Proprietors. MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER. Tbs Great Strengtheaer and Pain THE DESTROYED LETTER. Destroyer of tbo World. “HuW brautiful Kato Waller looks to- ^Ilicy were sitting together at clicaa Alice Key and bur hantewma rourin. Guy Montfort, while Leyuuud tho curtained bay wimju’r which sheltered their retreat the parlure uf the uutle mansion were USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE all a glow of light anil jewels. Ahre was a pri tty little atnlure, with cents per n>iu«. w in Brass- | fair hxylr, and a pink and white coni|Jcxlun, ns ptoirct end u exivswiuukra •» a wax dud, while Guy was dark and stiiki ingly handsome. Even as ho sj>ukc, Alice's hand quivered a little, and her FAVORABLY INOWH AND sleeve upset liall-a-duxeu chessmen EXPENSIVELY U3ZD •‘There they gul" laughed Guy.— “Nover mind, Alice; yuu had very nearly Its Tirt City 131 Vicinity, conqucxvd nw and wo'll consider it a PREPARED GLUE, Frte. M fOliflMIEl by Influence and uribsught by gdn, Democratic jxirty our sincere thanks for that wise provision. la 1&68 a ptuhiWwlth joy to-night to every loyal heart from ocean to ocean. (Applause.) We sujipoeo bo will marry that bright haired were met in this election by tbo Democ­ Tho question, and (ho only question in little cousin ul hia aud thuy will bo hap­ racy wbu were confidant of a trlumph- what shall be dune to dry up this pollut­ Republican Lcgislaturo. In some t arte of the State it has at different times baea py, while I------ ” ed stream of demuralisatiun and rain ? cnorceljond wlo o-.er this boa bv<n She stopped abruptly, and hid her Two remedies are proposed; and every dune, drunkenness, purcitv end crime sweot, fl lulled face in nor hands. voter in this State ia ex^iected next April, have decreased in praixirtion to its thor­ “Well, Alice P* eagerly aaked Guy by his ballot, to decide which uf these ough enfucccment This law may bo Montfoit, a> ho met his evurin on the ty of 8,000, and their cnthus'as Icorlton remedies shall bo adopted. Tu-wit: placed tbo majority very mi ch higher. “Constitutional Prohibition,” or “li­ likened to tho rifle of an early pkmeer. Ibc deluded voters of that doctr no cense." There wore 24,0JO pntiauuB It is ready whenever iminent danger •Woiir we e slmp e enough to believe that such asking tho Constitutional Convciitiou for a patty with such a record, could ever “Probhjitiou,” aud 21,600 for •'License." be nuatalnod by the people of tho stalo. Both jnrtios agree in uno thing. They tearing n dull, decully |>elcuvas behind ; buih ask that tbo liquor traffic may be brothers, and even fathers, the people They can reed tbelr-carned doom in the restrained by law. There was not a sin­ hx.ro append to this law succesklully, hbt<ryof tode« of the Devolution, and gle petition for free unrestricted sale. If thdrsons will be fo;tuna'e indeed, if then the universal voice of the people Tbo UaiiAgTcswr knows it and fears it ly changed Voice. "And Bur, bu 1 tor they escape—unlike the sons of the to- demands that this traffic shall be restrain­ Aye, as tbo wily savego thirsting far Lluud avoids tho bouse where the trusty ed by law, the question returns, shall tho riflo is ready fur use, so tho runix-Dof chanu fur me.” that attached to their fatb.ta must law restrain it entirely, ur only partially? fears and hates the prohibitory law. Alice lu»t her cousin ; yet she had the henee forth attach to them. (Applause.) Citizens uf Michigan, which will you maliciuus sattefactiuu ul knowing that ■J he eym] nthixera with treason have have,—a law by which yuu can shut up labored to cany tills state as few men ever or chain this demon ur one that shafl nearer and dearer still Labored. Nothing ht-s b<cn left undone license <« protect him ? It is fur yvu to deride. RecuUe<-U “svorything grows by pint drawing-rtuuu wmo brilliantly tb it tho ingenuity of mm, goaded on Ugbted uno ntght, as Guy Montfort p«niJ filiation with rebels could djvlee.— All our laws are, ur should bo, b^sed up­ pretty, silly, little busteca. on tho law given upon Mount Einai.— "I am ka glad yuu camo to-night," kind, and to the moot magltgnant pcr- To enact laws tegnllring and protecting in nr.iurc, so in murals; so of the public sentiment Teach the people that to ................ " - *n wtth Mr. Moutfuit Your cuurin. Ilia Key l»d|i>nt, lessen <4- destroy all evil yuu most liceuae Quarter, “Prohibition" are accused of nulling tv and prviwtH. thst * evil will cure itself Lbauk God, if let alone,“uno evil will abate ar ---------- - ------------- —-■■ • enact sumptuary io hbcrt... If tho friends .f prohibition destroy another," and you annihilate sD 'Guy MonUurt's tongue seemed smitten TbrlrttlMM. U-s only etrei.gihened me ; ^*1 fur o )BW u, matraiu n iluiiinctun Iwlwccn right and wrong, end with sudden l*lsy st that instant ■, ho ati'd they now bwve UiA churfeuing satdemoralization is certain. Satan docs nut hai caught sight of a tail, slender figure hhri-on of know.ng with wliat^canin black at thu end uf tho room, with tempt m..uj of their acts h-.ve Loen rc- (n,n«nrting a buriness bcuefidnl to tho cast out Satan. Friends uf truth and two ur throe children clinging to her. dvlved by the honest people of New । community, there wuuldbo sumo ground rightruusn«n,of sobriety and purity,win prvpifo for tho contest at tho ballot­ . “Who is that lady Mrs. Hcniey? Hampshire. (Applause.) My compel:- ' far the accusaikm. ‘Diooe who make this yon box next April ? Then go to work wnd That ouo sitting beyund thepiano ? Sure­ organize in every county,town and schodl ly nut------ F’ dHlricit Agitato! agitato! Talk with yeair “i hat? Oh that is Mi» Waller, uur White House, and crime, but no man Ima the right M hen neighbors, your friends, your family, ty the tire-oido, in public and private Am once, bofcro her fatlior faded. Quito mured, "yut the world calls mo beautiful. daughters, believing in God and the Guy Muutfort walked straight scrawl TWENTT-FIVE TEARS. C0U6H BALSAM. Price ». SO nd 7S CU. per Bottle tub bsst. * BBArasr aso novr crrscrrctAi. hehedf HAHDfOS HOOSK. CO’JOHS, COLDS, ETC., f The IVorld ha» erer ptt»lueed. PUBKLY V*GKTABLK, old friend F’ dyed a deep, vivid, 1 oat her timid hand. ing girL only I don't fancy her gipsy sort uf beauty, and " I have left, Mr. Muutfurt." She stopjied short, for Ouy’e eyes wore “1’tu glad to see you. Miss Waller," bo resumed; •’more so than I ever thought I could bo again." “Why ?” sho naked, raising her frank eyre to his face, the colored. imjiurtaii'v to mo, a subject that lies very KALAMAZOO, MIOW. Oso. Dcttxiui, taken thereby to everlasting political JgU Wm.Allmax, ■ iiabltailonSj They have made a great W. H Uoocxwsr, flourish of trumpets ovex new-born cou- censing one you con effectually restrain ve.tsto the JetT Davis Democracy.— and prohibit nine. What an immense HtsiT Fun, fellow that tenth man ia What wunderBcxxkb Howara, street, |nid Lis price, and a dlity song putin his mouth ; but h’s paid efforts benefit uf the one! All tho benefit to have proved fruitless. 7 boy have tho community derived from Hcmue is bi ought tu New Uampebirc aud placed found in its “prohibition." If none were upon the stump as Im tractors some of prohibited it would bo universal license. * __ an. r.-*. 1-_____ I »✓. “TJ p.ump cxoxchs.d one. “Well, declined to answer that the earth bean up; but their stlbrta “Your note? I have never received a note from yuu!" “Did not my cousin give you a note Ilepubilcan party haa stood flrm And warded? Did he really love her? from me tho evening before I sailed fur “I may trust yuu my little oousin ?" unmoved as the mainland when tbedte “Of course. Guy,* she answered, tim­ America T" idly lilting her eyes to his dark, earnest the Democratic party gels by being false glance. dearly 1 tovod yuu F* “Well, then, I'm in love F* The record of that partyJt. eooms to me, “I never dreamed it, Mr. Montfort.* The scarlrt tide suddenly snlTused her to ruin. It died as the rebellion witb- do this, victory is certain. Work I work ' “All things are passible that bdievolh." No great goo the liquor soups. The logic of tbo asser­ tion tethis: You can restrain nine, but world tho tenth you cannot A Keenan being absolute prohibitiua to the nine unable MADAME ZADOO POBTEB'S 60 .•naity or Tho advocates of Licences assert that tinat in the Lord than lo put our oonfl- Huns, tho universal policy from tbo first by license laws; and tho result has been, that to this traffic, more than tn all other eausea combined, may be traced tho mur­ ders, burglaries robberies, thofb, do- and have your money." . . ■ •Wei. str, aal would Ulre to got yep the licenses to any. considerable extent I both,” bo mutterud; “a treachery Utat * Now don’t blush so, Alice; Tm nut t from Kate's before 1 sad r F The dark bponish eyre filled with tear*; wuZADOcroBTwre Cwaliys rite and child ot Thus. PhllU|«, Coalal Pills, :0MUtag, JorfElk. atew.Mteh'1 Welch, nr 0PF03ITI0K TO ____ __ CASTOS OH. AND EPS JM SALTS, •AMt^unsr S3 KMUtHtA on. or GLADMX8S,’ near Hn]<wcU station yesterday, the eo sis or Ore was tnrown wiui creax rnreo — -n «wraiiun tout enough’ >.ou tbo already suflortug puecngois, I “T burning sov. al in the moot .booking {^Leemw A statute cvuld nut have been whiter otHL" And and tedder than Abes Key, as sho listen­ ed tu the concluding sentences that tell pe'reK !!- c. i, Sbe nodded dicntly. “Ibat's my dardug little a.table. Bkockuto Rajuumid Accidbxt.— il Give deliver my aU Maine younger than me.” A country surgeon, whe vi-itlng a friend's bonea. a ton-lderablc time and �•hr llartfag* ga n.nrj. III! ;ws,—GOOD picte extirpation of i ASOTHESLffllOTSYJfflmY1 pendent ujx>u the triumph of the na­ tional Re.* ubllean party at tbe commlng Tea then Institutes. copting the winter of 1S35-8, which was Republican State Convention- . Tbs HepdbUcana at Michigan, met in to rhe load ceclalm In ravor 6f Gen. Etale Cunvenliuu, at Merrill Hall in the city ol Detroit, on Wednesday the 18th dldaie for President,and while recognis­ ing the ability and pfiKifc'services of otbbre where names hayti been preaentnaw presided with marked ability. Tbo our preference for Schuyler Colfax, ol the utmost harmony prevailed. Tho Indiana, aa Vice.?: efldent of tho Uni led following gentlemen were with greet States. unanimity elected Delegates to tho ChicoWHAT THE DEMOCRACY WOULD go Convention , . DO IF THEY HAD THE POWER. Wu. A. Howixn, of Warne j Haxrrox lio, of Ionia; Matu Gidmxss, of I Kalamsaoo; IL EntcxLuru, of Clinton; B. R. Bebcojul of L no wee; IL Wsldmjx Copperheads of the North-Wet, Jia* of Hillsdale ; E. J. Boxi.xi, of Berrien ; been employed as a stump-orator to help the Franklin Pierce party lu tboGr-iuilc | W B. WlLUixs, of Allogan; S. M Etale. , Ho has proved to be rather more OsrcKitur.of Washtenaw; J. W. Loxcrux, honeet , and ovt/poken than the cx-l'realef lugbam; Gso. C. Bums, of Kent; ,dent, but aa he has been accepted iu> a Moaaxx Bates of Grand Travers; lu P. .Representative rp akcr, nnd been Bnretux; of Livingston; Jotnr Drnn, of '* swinging around tbe arch” In New Eaaalac; Joux H Itrcttxxnxijr, of Tosco- Hampahlre, It is fair (o pr sumo th t he te ; Joazru W. Eowsuts of Marquetic. Eloquent speeches were made liy Huiv Wx. A Howaed, and Hon. E. B. Fa»texts and tho following Resolutions unanimously adopted amid the greatest ■nthusaum. Reto'ved. That tho right of the pecpie to participate in the legislature, is the best security of liberty and the foundatian of all free government; for this purpose election* ought to be free and frequmt and every man having pn-jicrty in a common in tenet with.arm an attechmeut to the ernnmun ty, ought to have the right of suffrage; th-t no man orseper ito cmolummU or ,pr vlleres, except in comldcraUcp of public utRmofoed. That the Republcans of Michigan owe It to thims-lves. to the tlon of Independent c.to tho interests ol Dm government evorywhe e, to secure by A triumphant majority, the ratifica­ tion of tbep opcsed Constitution, with Its btoad platform of equal and exact Justice to al] men—Impartial sufliagc Raaolved, That thh Constitution, in tbs opinion of this Convention, is -'ar better adapted to develop the resources uf Michigan and advance the teal Interstltutloo, and ludercndcnt hf the great principal of liberty involved in the qaesthe zealous rupport of all our citizens. Heooired. That the policy of grunt­ ing public tends to private corporations or to Individual* for mere puip'xes of speculation, is baneful in its efficts to the intcrcrta of the country, and ought to be discontinued, and the tend* should be dbpwed of on no other condi- ' lions than fo.-acluul sc'.tiemcnt or im- Reoolred, That since Andrew John•03, a* apjxxtra by Id* own mr<a; solemn declaration, found tbe ton rebel States without clvQ government, their govern­ ments having been deat oy4| by the rebeilioa, and since tbe Odnflltutiou make* it tbe duty of the United States to guarantee to each State in thia Union a republican form of government, and by neeersary implication limiting the power to the United States alone, and since tbe United State* can act only throoghl ths Government of the United Btatca, and . since the government can TJr.XIJ. Palmsij EupL of Schools far , this Coanty, has appointed aeerlci of The ~K)ld GnuiltejFtalc" stsndi firm Tsrireo InrtiUrtCT In connection with , B her everlasting tiltls, tn fltver of tbe his rpriog examinations, and aa It is a great enuao of Equal Uighta, lbs hfov.relgutyod ths People, (ho Iflelfl&bUlty Stab jn thx East) Fcrt Bridger, U. T. tesRuato! In Lati­ tude «• IS' Longitude W.. rem Wnsh- Fort tian deni D. T. nnd J2S mile* Ea»t of Great Bait Lake City. Tbo Grr. lonn consists at present of th'co companies of the 36th U.S. Infantry, vis. B. !•'. andII. LieutenantCoL, II. A. Morrow, late Brigadier General Midi., Vol's, 'commanding. There uro now quite a number of miners and adventurers here tioe of the people thereto. buporintend.nts hold Institutes they U Tt eMOrSUffiiie, Satbul Suttafar Mm, (8,00 toSU.OO, AU-mool Cassimsre suits, fit to 80,00, ‘‘ Broadcloth- Dress Coat for $iOtOO. A good black Overcoat/or 87.00. W£*l IB EHItr IS VttlETT. —Governor Harriman, in bis speech at C'inoord.salci the Democrats “brought Into tire State as political Instructore on aWetbhoUt tbe stump aume of tbo vilest worahlp- MUDGE A BAILEY, ••first tatnlliea," replied to a “po sonal" four notes to tbe advertiser, which her father h as Just p dd the low-llvcd scoun­ drel 11500 to deliver up. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS! SEW ASVEBTISEMEETS. IL A. GOODYEAR, Banta & Eictaip Dealer, F. D. ACKLEY & CO. HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Psrfumsriot, Ladic's Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, «f-c. STOVES, IRON. G ROC E RIES psrxix. rsexismx. escstfex JCSTKSCUVXO a coMrurssrocr sok esursu su patent medicines, B ui I di ng Materials. Eave Troughs Made and put up on Khoit Notice. —It is now said that tbeaprlng-clcan- ccive-J nearly if not quite <0.000 vote*, rhowlng thst the Republican* rccured a •air pro; ortion of tho doubtful, and also —Having failed to do much In New again attesting the a»top!shing accuracy of tbe Republican canvasses of the State. Haui|«hlrv, the Democrat* propose lo I Tbe Dcmoenitlo enuvrirs only allowed Dollttle in Connecticut. tbe RepnbMcana S3,£09 voters. the (Senate, when the artlrlt runry, sold: , peachmcnt were presented, i "We arc rjsured on all rb’esthat there la no cnose to question the Tthih-t of —The T-ebation (T*nn.) Herald say* New liauitahirc. 11 wilt be lu conrli tnna ion of tho frcnslod parry who have the inc nt cold weather has ruined the ruled the countiy only to bring it to tbe wheat crop In tbatrection. v.rgeofruln.” —The nauro of Horace Greeley was 1 his te a truthful picture ofthe condi­ recently called in the Constitutional tion of tbe country, ns it was left when Convention at Albany. There being no the lost Copperhead President closed his response, a wngyteb tnember cried out: Ignoble public career. j "lie’sgone.to Washington to bailout the President I” —Tbit Impeachment 1* Reconstruc­ tion. sppeare to be theunlversd opinion MiDDLXvnxE. Marcli 20:h 1888. of Republicans th: ougbout tbs country. Pursuant to previou* notice, the Re­ —A “conservative” negro ba* lie.-n publican electors of Thomapplc met at dl civercd at Murfresbuiough, Tenu. the school boure. In Middavllle for the Barnum should secure him fur hla new purposeot forming u Grant Club, and museum. effected a temponuy organisation by —William Henry Bissell, D. D., the calling H. Wbigjit (0 the chair, and newly-clecUxbE|>tecopal Bithop of Ver­ ehooting^ Oro. C. Wosnt Secretary. | The object of the meeting having been mont, la rector of Trinity Church, Gene- Shc If-Hardware and Cutlery. ^rT'-D- ACKLEY ACO- Dodge's Clebrated Plows GOODYEAR, one: H. A. GOODTEAB. FBO BONO FtTBLIOO they can get through ; lire snow having attained such a depth, that the trip to and from the mine* can only be accom­ legislature, expounded by Ita Jud;cia-y plished with the aid o' auuw shoes.— and enforced by it* executive, it folfowa There i* an old aaylnx that “nothing irroaiatibly that this boasted policy is waa made in vain,” should thl- prove to nothing les* than a wicked u.-u:patiou of all the power* of the government, lu Here the Baying . if n t, will never at­ THE GREAT CAUSE utter contempt of the Constitution and tempt to apply it again, for ‘‘ILrrcn Waste” is tbe only description that could well be given of tbe region be­ \Beeobred, That oy boldly announcing tween this and Bridge's Pas*, "Sannrlt this shamelcu usurpation aahia • ‘poli­ of the Rocky Mountain Range.” I afated by the Chairman, it was resolved. cy," by wickedly prostituting his office have not given the exact location of the —The Wisconsin IrgHlature passed a and its immediate patronage, to force It mines, a glance at the wap will show Comtnitieeof three oa jctmanenl or-1 Joint resolution for the amendment of .wpmracN, errroBB U«MU<T.*a4 llaMr upon the country, permanently doing gAn,s .lion ; wher.npon J. F. Emo y. A. I Supreme Court Judges In place offline, tl-aigcid is found its wl.oe lergth. H. ELI-, and W. L.Colb wcreapjoint-. their term* of office to be ten year*. !<W»* u«k.-ac. • Tbe nearest Lo lo Is about 8-1 miles from hellion, asalm-t loyalty and pair ottem, —The New York World la getting J. R. RuwcB moved »o add the Chair­ far the promotion of riot, bloodshed and R. LAMB, man to inch Committee, to which A. U. wild in ite political prophecies. It I .•..-■I. — CapL, Vol. infuntiy. Ellis offered an amendment ,by adding tldnkr the Dctownti could now carry all the States, “except, perhaje, Maasaamindment Dr. Fills rubsnl.tcd a resolution. prov.dlng that the officers of the p. nuancut organ Italian shall be. a President, one er went to tho poila .• o cwrly ai d In *ueh V.rc President for each Feboal D strict bugsnun.bcre as <u Tic day. In the in li.ornappjq township, n Roco.dliig birti th Wurd. several hundrodt were in house at the opening of thepo"t, and of Impartial history, to the indlgxmt on the half the whole vote rca* probably taken of outraged humanity .and to the righto so in other W ores. And tlie Republi­ author of all rigbtfal civil gjvtro- cans were, if i o Bibk. umuc wide uwake tlu-n the Democrw s ;/or of thcjtnt hun­ dred ba'lotf taken tn IVant ht>ur. nearly resulting to follow* JBwofiecf, That we a; .[rare the action or futtr fdnotffieereeaothfjrepiibHcaM/ ‘J here were no lagga. da that day. 1 l.e Presidents, Dtitrkt No. 1, N. p. Alatthhundred meutor than than that elven t, Uto. D. Lewis; Diet -Xo.*,U last alaich.” Audrew Johnson for high crimes and Judge; Dtet. No.fi, H. W.Ctlrm; Whore that spirit prevails, wcnll knew . No. 6. Ixyl Shirk; Reto:ding &oIwbiEta hr trfcl. hlmaelf one of the greatest criminals of age ; and with devout th .nkfulms • that U IM BEST 8TOGA .B0OT8 $4,50 FEB PAIR. 'on, in thia and ctl ,ficient means of the standard •ome people dwbCJ It K far counterfclli ,mot of the States have tnado provisions —One lady physician Tn Philadelphia ' , roguter graduate ot a medical college.( Five other lady physicians return (dent, but no farther. If ti;o County We pretent to ourtoadert the result of own tetponsibllity. the Governor vote, which give Harri­ As to tbe aucceas or failure of their man, 89,274, and Sinclair. 35,681. Tho efibrta, much depends upon tl-o sympa­ thy and support given by the people in d lea ted by the canva*- of the Republican tbe eornmuiJtlra wherein these instltutesarc held. mendous cxe-tlcns made by the Demo­ If they realize the importance of such ' cratic party, of the Urge surra of money guther.ngs and sustain the County bu.not a little Ice leckbesand. a food deal expended and «f Immense uuml«r» o’ jvr.nu ndeut in hh work there 1* no । more cunning. Ina recent spce,h, he make a deciar.-Uon wh ch tho verier! the tesult In any other light than that i 1rebel in the South woul 1 rever have ihe pationugc of tbs 8Ule. tn scouring uttered. That be was allowed to indulge We have also ernried nine of the the servicer of able educators, Dr. PlaIn hie fiend'sb talk before an Intelligent twelve Senate s, nnd four out of the five • Councillor dl tricte. and a majority of 70 Among thore who bare promked to jbis hearers-since there Is no evidence of in the House of Reprwcntatlrrs. (dissent on their part—were cither the VIEWS OFTHXBFJJLT. tu.es may be mc;ittoned, Prof. D. Put] The New Ham; shire election Is dlsmeat forbearing of mortal, orobott the j nam, Kaiamusoo College; Prof. C. L. ] mcsnc't tpoclmtn* of men on the face cureei In publfo Journals throughout the Whitney, of the Normal School; Pro'. ( country. Republican paper* are e-pecl। something he would not have dared ullyJubilant, and all agree that It will E. A. htlong, of Grand Rap.da ; Rev. 1 la U. U. Spoor, of Venuoniville, and t give a powerful Imp tu ■ to impeach­ jbare b«eu secretly. It not ojeniy, cn- ment. Tbe result shows v< iy plainly the ui iny others from abroad, a* well us th.• firetnort aipong the lecturers and care and fidelity with which the Rcquc- iricbds of education in our own county. wherc cau-c be w as advocating a* a paid: agent, and who are bound by hl? word-.1 Hro.Omiow f?t<a ns will undoubted- County to *bow to these un n when they but here is the i U oclo* as-ntlir.cnt: 1 bin-. It U..«u,m in 1b. Or.nlk , UX'SHtaUliSIXitaXnm'ol “If I could have my wny, I woild rboe Jeff Davis lu Congr as u i'cicl'e ' I eduentiun in the ttate of MicbLsu. rightfully bc'cni-s: then I would i o*to | it xa most Blnecrely hoped that tbe.e ton.ord, take nil thmc n I crab e battleThe Deinocnits zirpr’rcd by the re­ wld bo u generous attendance, not only sult, uro now stating that Governor Huf­ then I r.ould go nil 'hrourh the North fman rode In onGen.GntnCsehottldcrs. but that school vUlierx, and the j-alru mid destroy all the turn um- n'e nnd Admitting tills to be true, it shown the gravestones erected to ihomcmoty of roldicra; In »hort. I w< u d । ut < ut of way the popular tide Is setting, and Is su sgbt everything which ctnlnds vail at mu<h the worse for the Democracy. ago the Lachers to renew their efibr.s In Tire Copixiher-ds were certain of enrtheir work. We feel certain that Hast­ han« onc-lecpedrDdone-s med oldlcr-, ings will do her host, and that nothing It occurred the Democratic (State Com ­ but I would pray God to act them out of will be left undone. to make the stay our way;a, soon m j • reiblc.” mittee is«ued what wa* called a test ap­ among u*, of tbe teacher* and all others peal to the vatere, in which they declar­ who may attend the Institute, that Proa Abroad. ed that "tet<r estimate* from almcist opens here tbe fourteenth uf April, every town *how a Dcmtcratic majority pleasant and profitable In tbe highest /DobtBridger V. T. Feb.. 29.18G8. of th rec tbuurand.” There is conalderabie exrl'cm* nt-here The Republican can rare, before the at pre-cut, owing to tbe np*>rt*in clreulatfon about tbe Gold dl-covc ire in the ter* for Harriman. 35.ifU for .-inctelr, several lodes have commenced yielding better than the mot ardent m nc a an­ ticipated. As this To 11« n regular out­ fitting Depot for the armies i'erbap. Stria. Shjrtiuf, Print., rm ata, sur»;- T < Woo? irate ■ ion, and against Rebel Domliiation. Exereztlve Usurpetiun, and Nntlnnn) I>obt Repudiation. The first gun ofthe Cam|algn booms from the snow-capped hills ofthe Granite State <n aufpr.rt of tbe )»Ucy of the People's Cnngrcw, and the I tnjici-.ctuuent ofbTraltoious Executive, and pledgts an lncr<-aacJ m ijority f> r Gen. Grant in November. AL hall, the 1-f, It U It If Tho Granite State Firm u her Ever­ testing Hills! • count o( the way Naw llunpldie Keeler: Mamhal, James Hubbard; As- LARGB AND 8PLKNDID STOCK OF GOODS! New Hampeblie is regarded m as the hardest-fought political contest that ev­ er took place In tills country. -groceries---Jefl"Davis share tbe honors of the day wLh him. . a member of Congreas, Iwa four sons Parker Pillsbury, Wendell I'hlUiia^ud W<*»UUU A RETAIL. OYSTBH DEPOT, W. A. SAHTWBIX Dxracll w.j by U.S late Daniel O’ConnclL who declared io Pat limeni that ho waa altneal doeesdaatef the Impaaltcat Wholesale and Retail. and at Greatly Reduced Rricta. �SPECIAL NOTICES. BUSINESS CARDS. clow .ad wondarfal ailUaea. U tbo osa lad>*vrdmd lhaolbra U glaowiy. dejraledJscapable afdfcrt. Bad Indlfraral U all that makra Ida agmabto to th. Lralthy. TRIED ASD SOT FOUSD WASUXG. sd stobt, nwxnocx, men. HASTINGS. ’ D. 8. WOODWARD, oStata. WeTs* •poalUea. • A ILEX REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. The Republicans of the Township of Irving, will meet In Caucus. at the ro»F dines of John Gateo, on Tuesday, March Slat, at 10 o’clock A. M.. for the nomin­ ation of Township Officers, nnd the transaction of mich other business as may come before the meeting. At one o'clock, p. M., Messrs. Fbank Annex and Geo. M. Dkwkt, wBl ad­ dress tbe voters proeont on the Issues in­ volved In tbe approaching election. By order of Township Committee. “The report that I am working against the New Constitution, xs false, and you have my authority ftxr flatly deny­ ing It in all places and under til dreumstanctl Dry W id Gncerira, ptSSOLDTIOM. CAUTION.-S-ftdSi: Sulrd. imHiuers so Ih.w psimls will b. praa Youni for tbo New Constitution.” fSljned.) A. ELLIOTT. Dated, Hickory Cornets, March 16th, Tho Co partemhip bmtaftro .xiotlag ssd«r eculsd MCvnllug Is la*. Vaatfsrs or OMMs, and ponoaa uiug any lohiog.in.ot, ara tiatela lb. aam. ud stylaof BARLOW. OOODTKAR A ORAXT. U dlraotrad by Baled eooweL ‘"ft:' Thornapple Republican Canons. N. BARLOW, W. R. GOODY’EAR, R. J. CRANT. RaaUago. Aog. IK IMT. Tb« lUpaNleaaa of th. towaafclp st Tbora.rpU era raq.raltd u mral la Cauea. at th. School Ilauw U MHAtvill.. SS Teraday th. 31.1 iaO., Music & Jewelry. General Grocers, BARLOW & GOODYEAR, Drug & Bookstore. Boots and Shoes, C Haatingi Republican Caucus. ! C limax limax it MAIS BROTHERS, Page's aI max Salve, a Family blrssing for 25 cents. It heals without a scar. No family should he without ft Wo warrant it to cure Scrofula I Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains Tetter, Pimples, nnd all Eruptions of the Skin. For Sore Breast or Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises, Groceries and Produce, Burns Sralds, Chapped Hands Ac., it makes a perfect cure. It has been used over fifteen W. PARKER A SON, years without one failure. It has no parallel—having per­ fectly eradicated disease and healed after all other remedies had failed. It is a compound of Arnica with many other Extracts and Balsams nnd put np in larger ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN boxes for tbo same price than any other Ointment a.vn na ixb-vj r»»c TtBXUS. ioo.voHs.*c Livery & Sale Stable, The Baoki will be tainted First days ef March and September, PIECES FALLPBINT8 DRUGGIST Just Rtcciv&d. MfDDLEVIU.1. AND BOOICEELLXR, • allyl MlCmUAR - TypDDLEYILLE Hardware, Store, Im,Nails people of Caallcton, a tli« Martin Fehool House, on Thuradny o’, Ing. April 2<l; ' ths people of Maple Gro ., at the Nor-i I n School House, on Friday evening, ’ April Sd ; the people of Aaoyria, at the . Centre of Ihe Township, on Saturday evening, April 4th. We trust tbe people of three several localities will be on band, and see that all nrecaaary arrangements are made for 1 these meetings. CORNER STORE Brick Block. ’LiuuKtox. ipTwakd1 «EW ADVERTISEMENTS, MIDDLEVILLE WOOLEN FA C JO R Y, phh, Fvawyjfaaia. ' Saddlers & HimmIer, Hon, L. Cband’is^ Mon. Auatln Blair, Hon. T. White Ferry, and Hon. Horace Capron, for valuable Public Documents Speeches Ac.,4e. NEW A DTE ItTIS EM ENTS. ANNUAL TOWNES P MEETNO. BOOKS. s“g^sss!sw STATIONARY 0/ Mry Hnd a»d Vari**. IEUULM, JEWRY & MUSIC STORE. Bvbst or ELOQtraxcc.—Tbe Box. GMO. W. Mills, of thia Village, b re­ ported tohavecloeedabrillLaatf?) speech at SatMtte on Friday evening last, with ihe following burst of eloquence: “Ir tov cnoonsTo mabbt Blacks. CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWSLRT, VER and PLATED WARE. PRESTON & MEAD ,h.r .Jib • »«M> _o.raa.-WW tinBarrf^ »aa«A Exposition Premium French Huie. >T UdlM Orara Cutliag. Il romHaM «hn Middeville, March Sad, 1663. Ed. Baxxeb: Tbe Republicans of thia vicinity met together, on last Friday evening, pursuant to a written call •ver one bundrod of the electors of Thomapple, for tbo purjoae of forming a Grant Club. NotwltbaUDdlng tbe f»w Pan. fflraTsa.UwadMjrt^ BaOora-. Oat cixm Fridv. AprO Friday. Apn» Hib rridsr. April Wd. BOARD OF EEG18TEAT10N. �it gattiiit Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, TO BUY YOUR GOODS! Boots &> Shoes, NEW CASH STORE. Heady for Work. Harlas Mroml the large rnoa.ru Blow WUUOs SHOP, with hicrrwaad ta.itlUa*, 1 aa. prtpared to do al) Linda of House. Carriage, Wagon & Cuttci -Vtba-OHojitoi Isjtrylag 11 alooe. •Bminrjj gi *at,ai>t peat Clye ;*!**. bow *aoa - Our a*a«U.> pltaaum dr— Lika floatra. >a gtaap lbwiu by th* ate*; NEW? GOODS: ercai miehed urn it* erne, RUSSELL & NEVINS. We WILL Nrr be CNMBMLP. uoimjiM bale Ua claaed hn parting b.tatb; Fresh C»*4» ctnstaaily pity moved roar heart, • And t-are bedimm<d thine eye, Thf* haet a baart cl harder.cl rock- taid. Old Gsads selllar regardless af Cast The Last Success. BOOTS J- SHOES, CHEAP! RUSSELL. «fc NEVINS. IMPROV E.D or alto* lug ibmi .la. 0. >. 8PAULDII8 im th* *>r*t< (nr that th»y. r grt apauvsnTiM.. Th# Tynj Trial—Protest of th# Bev. Dr. Tyag. Th# following is a copy of the protest and appo d aunt in by tjv Rov. Stepheo Ty ng 11, up tho uccuaiun of tho public aamaitius to his sun. Hu non nut alluwvd io real the protcet but handed it Buhvp Puttur: To th j Bight Reverend Horatio Putter, D. D., Diibup of the I'rotesUuit Eni*.“•eopal Church in the dioces of New HAIRdressiHG jfcw^tylt <»o»cBo|([e will quickly reitore Gray Hair to it> natural color and beauty, And produce luxuriant grow th. It i> perfectly hirmlen, and u preferred over every other preparation by those who have a fine head of hair, Il The beautiful glow and perfume imparted to the Hair make it desirable for old sad young, Right Bet. Sir: It has been yuur r* Bala by all Drwggteta. ploMurelo “tppruve" uf tho “findings' DEPOT, 198 GBEENITICH ST, H. T. of: this court of pnMbytera,and you hare now admiuisU'ied ihe tculuuto uf -‘aili^o-utiuii," ,‘rccuul^lcu^lcd, by them OgnLut tbo ruijiuudeiiL This h yuur vwit act and your own rnspunaibiiitv. I, Stopbcn H. Tyng 1 >. I)n a preebytor uf tho Prutcnttint EjiUcupn) Clmrch in the diuces of New Yurie, nnd factor of'tit Gcorgri's Church, in tho city . , uf Now Yurk, and one uf the cuuaad ^LACKING lur thia rw]>uudcat, du most rospseUully but firmlv enter my solemn prutent against Hib whole proceeding, now completed, from ib com:nouceuiuut tu its conclusion as false in'ita allegations, unjust in its in it* form, illegal in ib trans­ actions iniquitous in ib purpose and volantanly and prosistontly neraccutiiig in lb spirit proceas and devoLpmcut. And I do aubnenly appeal from this decision of-thia ouurt, and from thia iq>pcuval thereof, by tho Uiehup of this dit way, under the moat earnest scuse of the cruel injustice with which this resjmrident has Imen treated; to the supreme auAfmol decision uf tlie General Conven­ tion uf tho Protestant Epihcoml Church ia tho United States; to the abiding mum of Justice and rigbtoousiicse in tho indi­ vidual member, uf this Church ; tu the conscientious review of the ChiMliLn Church throughout this land; to the rec­ ord of fnturo historic truth; to generntiuaa uf advancing light nnd roligiuus purity ami power which may come here­ after ; ami with tho deepest humility, but yriU soafidapco unfeigned, to tho judgmoat acai uf the Lord Jesus Christ, whu is tbs ore Great head oml Euler of Bis Ghurdi, nnd wbuao ajiprovol can never be given to tho prosecution uf tho innuur to tho unjiruedua uf tlio weak. | ’ Given in tbaCaareh uf the Trsnsfiguralion, in tbe city of New York, this 14th day of Marolr, A. Dn 1868, STEPHEN H. TYNG, Sr., Rector of St. Gcorga’s Church, in the city of New York. SEWING CARRIAGE FACTORY! MACHINE Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Corner of Jefferson and Raiu-ucul Streets, PHILLIPS & BENTLEY. HASTINGS. MICH. srp'~ r-, —K FBJcEONEDoII/ir, I AM NOW SELLING i.umwr nnpmi, n. .Au. I., or *100,00. Open Buggiiw ringlo Seal |125, lu 81G5. ‘ Two •* 130. •• 180. Top “ Single - 180. “ 275. Bailer & Jump scat wagr.n*, 75, “ 100. It Makes the Best Stitch, jr sEioxi) raoiLiniTioxi 8tillJ>eads the Van Great Reiictiai fur 60 Dan! II. FBENRDORF Sc CO. SELL MORE CLOTUI1S Groceries and Provsions, Be Sure to See this Machine, IXCOK Al ot-it coins t LOW PUCK KEROSENE OIL And in facL »v«ryll.lng k.pl Grocery E*tebl.»bj.aut. Al lb* stand lately ocwpW be A os Ktate Murat, llaatlog "FLORENCE SEWIMC MACHINE.' Como and Hee itl P. A. B. IlaatlhKaAb. Mth. 1*3. WE ABE COMING! A ad will prrtent to say puim aeuSIng u* a dab NL-'V Julia Bull cun veratng with Ail inourHrwAl J Indian, aakxl him if ho knr.w that the «na novarseUion tbeQuuMiMdomlntoim. ORE DOLLAR BALE •ISa," owl the Indian. “Ihsyoaknow the rvaaan wnjT ’naked Jchn. “Betaa t G- d b afr-dd to trust an Englishman In tbs darfcj" was tbo aavagw'* reply. tehall ba a pleuara to oa to »M m enatocncr Os mt Thau —It is said of o fiuhionblp Huston Wj, who wad to a party in tat city nut lung since, that ahn arrived Mro about (befirdof tbe evenlag, but iv last of her drtsa did not arrive unUl j ■Sig?. W. A. SA.HTWEIX. TI*tttag«. Dae. It.lW. t —aatf parvltire Store.—Take ietiee. JOHN W0L1F. ATLANTIC & GREAT WSTERN Broad Gauge Bail way I NEW TORK, BOMTaaN, ’ PITTfttMinGH. FHII.ADf.LPHIA. ■ALTinoa^.*.* WAkMISCTON vmr. TbiaU ilwawly Homa to tb* Oil Region. of Penn.vl.uuA ! rial ^--vliDs'inLLh. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-04-01.pdf dd927933dba1fe5b837c888a400ee050 PDF Text Text Skt fastings fxnnsr GEO. M. She Hastings Sanner I>EWEY AT SAST1XO8. BARkT CO.. MICH. TxaxB.-«i.w ran unrun. -Etfsj'sar VOL. XII, TROOMAW. ?»“«• SRtdiral. dBusintss Jirtrton,. A R WALlOtT. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APR. 1, 1968. WHO KILLED TOM ROPER! BOOFLAiL^ GUW BITTERS, NUMBER 49. TOUTS ■ In tho slito control uv cm wo now,her T • Why, tmdnr such a nxsl wa might expect to see “ 4 stare'and stripes flaunt in that reason st once deem it incumbent Hoofland's German Tonic. Prepared by Dr. C. M. Jicisoit, season, but it will finally be swept away, rtuLADKLrm *, rx Tho Great Remedies for all Diseases MH XX ALLEN than the negro? LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland’s German Bitters «nso nrvici nointxo. that prejudice and cupidity ruled the Utlcal position, then shall *o Indeed be euutinyooin the struggle agin Congria? Wba: earthly but* cood th. ftrt families V * T-,.- with an us, ex Kentucky alluz has done, rt*olvc. He begged leave to submit the follvwin : Whereas, Androo Johnson, the Premthat denies him this Inalinable right— didu IklllT HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC, tn the North-wretamBtatee there may be .ndowwl ^ry ht»one negro to every thousand white mon. i .. — ... Should thoee gallant cutored politicians “ W* M"*t (Which is in the State uv Kentucky,) > on sumo unprupitious day ma^o a mid ■ Jhe ‘noaI*ctty ° February 22, 1868. ) sobbi. «P Si lb. iu th. Nuttb“ ““ Ycctardav we received the Louisville west, that day would be a dark one in’r*.*Br’..rebok^. tbe paper, and 1 notist into it reports uv urnaa deed. I know thu’ in mr own town al- ! Pretire o’ our ment I felt der.uuut end offices. We have colored barbers and '■ *^tln ** ,1<fk *• * white barbers, and aometimee the former portion of the colored peop) noLnsTox a wills Hoofland’s German Bitten. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC jur bavo a black mayor just at that moment, igx»rance while thousands of white men when the white pcaplo shall prefer a in every State ore unable to read the ten ; cumm-ndmcute or to write their names? city government to any oth<g man; and our citizens when our l,500or 2,000 white voters cun­ eiuds to select uno uf three 20 or 30 col­ ored gvntlomen to art as ehiof magutrete of the city I shall tiy to "ncrept the situation" with becoming sabmiasiun and Christian resignation. mtrrs, 11. M. I. HASH. U1‘ £14. Limbs. «u Tl u » h e ■ ■r>t <iUl»F)e-h. C snJ Or»« >-aat Uuinln* MOTT. ntAPPm * GX3SVCT03 1 C FXIWDLX ---------- ----------- D uv the Corners, which was held last nite. I okkepiod the chair, and made the speech uv the ukkasion, which I alius do. I re- lishinist a thing alius grateful to the Dimekratic heart, and Whereas, Far this act of justis a Bsmp Cungris is at this time engaged in ‘ a .at­ tempt U> depcoe him. Wareas. We, tho Dimucrisy ur fedri! X Roads, foelin a love for Yuouiun burnin briteto in our bus and foelin, also, that tho sed Yuouiun is unholy Congria is checked, thef ton bo it .*•: O •* Rttolrrti, That wo took with alarm Dimekratic party wuz the clouds lowrin w f.-itriuDy over it e« now. I sjxieed it wuz u fired fact that the Prosidcntnruuld to be decided. and removed, makin that Ben Wade, who is a pro­ spect^gttjr recumn per uv tho saints, President uv eron member the entire population la held in duree* ucg o equality," ■ negro su- and wbody excluded from participation racy. It aint that Johnson in Ruing out in the conduct of public aflhlre. It aint that I care so wry much fur him, but the fact that be will certainly be imAnd here letn»e»ouod a note of warn­ poechod, shows that there is a pint be­ yond wish offlabol patronage cont control. ing to the private Hi I sens, Die labo.lug The Kxpcdiency of"13• men and ibo* Indigent voters of this Wado is Presiilant tho grata tnurol ques­ In the early dnys of the Republie. when tion is who will be Ifostmastar st tho Cor­ strength. Letthe laboring men end the ntire ? Win Deacon Pogrom's pa]iex still Indigent voter-rtmerobe. that though Fallacies Exposed and Preju­ a sound Conrtuotdmel Dimelrat 1 or will dices Denounced. they were brought into vogue at a later roue for the protection of their rights that skoffcr Pollock hand it out ? Will parted by slave-holders to p.-oduee prej­ against aristocratic power. Lelthsm al-1 A Forcible and Practical Ar{pun eat. udice tn tire Northern mind against the heaven of rest, and agin, in my old buffot the cold world ? Good Hcav- gtattllamj moval of General Giant from tho offis bo okkepiee, and the appointmentIn his sted uv rich a Constooehnel Dixuekrnt as GemBosao. । Jirw-re., That os the Cornert iStn a I state uv euntmyooal feverish anxiety to we reoumme rd the holdin uv aoavsnoi- the power uv theRuveraxuanlfium psuxin entirely into the hands ut ablisha Cun- the following admirable extract from the - ----- 1 Saw WTWMt— heaniMm, ann all iu Ulindaal LI*, will Ci.J to lb» aa at iM<nUTTKItH. w tfw 1OKIC. -n «2ial> toai »to in the House, on March 18, upon the bill IVLTAWUS R CKHL eynment to all the Ststee ; ' Bat Mr. Speaker,speaking for mysolf NOTICE. 'T «..............................* - * lion that the black should be regarded upon one man Implies that Justice tnay entire South. What kin wo do ? Siwl the corners ot do for him to enjoy all the rights of freeman In one section of the <-ountry to go unreboukod ? Is a President to be other. And hence from the moment that the idea was con cel rod of msid nr for nothin ? u our jM/WM. . _ ,. iplained the! them reedooitrung on off. GoudXurd. 1 am too fdjl for further k cnccs that would ensco of the Prerident Capt McToltor, lata ut TVUIC. M wj-rtoll, WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN pearanee, In knowledge, In pecuniary nqlrl not fight clrcum.tanoos, but for the reason that —but he did fight; that be wool 1 not they are men, constituent parts of the groat Commonwoilth, subject to the did surt.ilu them though his m star vio­ lated them; that he wou'd n«eand kill enjoyments of life, and subject to'llko hl* master—but unfo tunatrly the mas­ wrongs, and misfortunes. ter got ou to Ida 'eot flrot and murdered For a Jabortn;; man to oppose the po­ the negro. And then we w-n told that litical enfranchisement of the negro bche had no Independence of will, and that be would vole precisely os tie was ALTkTO 0. W'LLSTn ■MHWM route. Hon. Geo. w. Woodward. u«i». w. wtM>t>tVAr.u' Hon. James Thompson. X SLAXAZOO. MICK. JAMZB TUOMrSOK tendency 1* toward aristocracy, and In­ dividual Influence, unsupported by Fort Pilar affair. Ut cuuree A. J. would wealth, gradually becomes tnore and mm its scabbard. In the cut uv Yoonyun cz the President wantid. Ln-l«t that every other dtiaen shall have I negro South Carolina. Why not? On the 4th I day uf July, 1770, the people of tho Uuitod States, through the lips of Thunii as JeUereou, ctodared to the world that all men ore created equal Equal in what croated equal socially, because eno is borne to wealth ami another to poverty. Bat they are all tho croaturee of our Heavenly father the children of God, from whom they inherit wjually tho right io enjoy life, liberty, and property. They are created with tho inalienable right to be equal before tho law, equal at the ballot-box,and equal in all political righto. Without such political righto no man can rlenco In the late Southern election* V* ■ nV 1.4*.. I *X II f IT I.-MW*— shows a different result. Perhaps If the prediction bad proved true, perhapi If erty by laws to which ho has nover con­ sented. You may try him for offenses would be levs opposition In tho South ta affecting Ufe and liberty before tribunals granting him the right of suffrage. An<| created without his printy and against which he had not even the poor privilege now we are told that he docs not know MU.imb.oau*. »rir Washington, and before many years Uoldwsler. Jhrh. CAUTiOM apeetaHlity, great experience in public Late Capt 0. 8. A. r C^f Af^ittroit: The people yoo. NevwF permit yooc power much uv Congria ex yuo kin. try to get a living ' J* Inxinoea that we" Death hi. intention to secure the d-bL 1 she*d cm, should be AsiaPmrr. and otbmvUc mo 110,000 between fbe arlstocniry an d the mnaaea matter. AadrooJohn- rrAiu FOB ma- toed?’ lug." Atoafrr wbo m<er Aid a tdi thing in his life, whu dressierct the' peuae of tho tailor, and man who denies political rights to any !U bo allowed to apeak through the ballot box, because of aiding to build up aristocratic fnstltuthe Justice and neo* ally of the case . body politic, and are to be affected and IInvcoUgatioB of. the principle. of free sar na ciim'Lto but uxly the gkttuswc. he cuod gathc rave men he lo kenoca uv deetruyin tho Lupo tfioj health, ceptiu one who had died recently livin on, I busted into toero, KtI’< ‘ uv delirium tremena. He lunged for it they was ell visibly affected. to begin. Ho had Ablishinista in his mind's eye, wich he wood like to go thru that this mectin never adjourn, Lui that he knomd uv safe places to arose into it keep in euntuiyooal sossaon, ]*B*in rpeOhio and Ingtany, and uv farms rich in olushcns, that boin the entire oxttnruv aid the President wood git fn.ro Ksnhorse*. O for a return uv them days. Ef rewlushens wood do A. J.ffhy Too ashoor the President and to stiffen uv civin ihcur-’to llsh grade* of nobility and reduce every rooroef there was man to a servile condition who could To tht Prtn&Hl: The Corners is with t!o. This aristocratic tendency had been maxing rapiu srnure in wo r-ouui lor . ... n mcnausu w too wurua ut ta#eoosner, many years, and it finally culminated . aU2 o soon separated sadly, waitin further dssalIn rebellion. Southern plantare, who . T1 declared the negro Incapable of ci t lion | T° A. JoA *«».: Y oar friends he ship, could not endure the "raudalM'1 of Be firm and «s*d£asi .. .. .. . o< .. cooroc .. . • ntodm Uie Aorw.anu uwy ueprtcatr = w>o the old nv - raw CrmLvh —ToW- Blndt. ed impartial sufftage ; but observe that J “ about “negro supremacy, negro equality, lualltheStatool the Union. and amalgamation." Sir, what have was natural and logical. They held that these matters to do with the question of Prejudice must have Ita day end may jainat the negro ? Why reign triumphant for a reason, but It ubjeatons ratood agrinsi cannot continue always. Justice must In time prevail and sufThigf will become with white deceive himself. Whatever may be his the Irishman because be to unlearned, motives or the Influence by which bo la sennens naxvisv, about him agin al doorm the whole �SsDtinflii ftitnnrr. For Pu»*-e'-or. JAMUEL J.BJDLEMAN. For Towrehlp Clerk, JAMES W. iZNTLEY. Fcr Jtsthe of ti e Tearo, JEROME L PRENTISS. For Coin, of Highway, AMBROri HVBBEI L. For Febo 1 Inspeeto-. OLIVER M. MOON. For School in'ierior to fill vacancy, For Const, bits, HARMON H. MUNGER, MARCUS F. BTEBB1NF, ISAAC fiWA R TUOUf, Republicans of Barry County, tn view of the importance of the Eletion e* the Clh lost, permit u- to addre • to H8TBATI0N. County, end ws export that thou wilt noUy sustain the mmss of free l«n.Thy sons have noble spirits, and ws ex­ pect ttictt. to make a tasrk fog f.ODdo«t’ next menday, t$t tyMuls eftth btfco* •nd tremble. TAy bett s>ua aio freedem's utminces in thbconksL They may lie e'oeted by one hundred majori­ ty. Fball they not ?. But victorious or otherwise, thy rons never falter. Be on band men of Hartings, and.' do your whole duty, and may God bless your The Grand River VsUsy Railroad is a fixed that—tho corp-oration b a lire one, and It u-ai in a few months add another Uno of railway to those rmar^lng from our tity. The iron for the route bos bren rurohssed, and will be stripped far (ofe.—To thee we ray well done Jackson at the opening of nav'gatlon.— dand faithful servants. May thy s alw iy* in tho future, do as they be lai i ii> JI a»ihigx. sixty-onemica from Jackson, as fast as It can be placed In position. Thia 1» a sure thing now. Af- ' ter many trials, dlsaptxinmants and J bvixo.—There b more .toy orer one vexatious daloyr, the "Ole cr« of the road township that repenteth than thore is have succetxled In obtaining the Iron, and intend to crowd the project through overutoety and nine that need no re[■entnnoe. Let thy sons oontinue stead­ to speedy eomplsl on. Tho route is gra­ fast in th? Republican faith. Let tlwn ded r.nd all the bridge a inillt for • dis­ nominate their best men for every office, tance of six ty-one miles, to Hastings* and fight on, for by so doing thou wilt Barry county. The rail were purchased In New York become a Republican cltldai. T hetwork In which thy Republican sons are en­ last wook, and will be shipped m -pevdgaged 1' a noble one. Cause them to ily aa possible. It la quit.- probsb's that tbe cars will be running to Hastings l*y work on. REMEMtmn, those who have worked corse rtly for thy political we'- the fir t day of October next Wo are very glad to be maided to faroi and see that their han da are slays i until tho power of traitors In oil the malic this announcement. Thia will brood land Is brok«*n. To you -we look furnish a very important link tn tbe chain of Michigan rallweys, nod throw for tlilsso much desired triumph. JoHXcT >WX.—We know thy glorious open to tho advantages of railroa is the wotks. Thou art like tbe right hand rich and forlil region of the Grand pillar in King Solomon’s Temple, nnd ' River Valley—one of the best portions thy name is strength. Nobly hast thou of our fair commonwealth. Hurrib for tbe G. R. V. R. R. and its fought the good fight. Thou tlrest not in the good flvhL Sound in wind and plucky officers! About these days look limb, thou art ready for the April fight. out for r.di reads. We congr-tutat* the Manhall then, thy one hundred and people of the Central City and Michigan" fifty freemen, and make the heavens ever? when* over the auspicious presring with the conquering •bouts of freo- pecta of this important line. Jai Aaou Citizen. goed or 111 of the whole people of this Stale, nay nf the human race, and be the precursor of the po ll ed future of our county. Freedom to-d ty call upon all her children to be up and doing,'hat in the pending conte t. Ebe may win. on tho enll of Mlchlg in. a victory that shall fill to overflowing the h -arts of actlnn ; now la victory within yon griap those who labor for the Individual cle- and such a Victory. Fight well in ou nob'ecau-e. Brothers, and youra ►hnll so a nation depen 's_ ut«oo tbe triumph be a victory wnrth recording. RnttEMof the eternxl pr nch le> of Just’co. em­ neu, that to thy sons tho Rcpubl cana bodied in the Constitution adnp'ed by the State Convention at I at ring, end , os whlcb.you are to sit In Judgement on that day. Jfemel.iber tht- ‘a anolbar op­ portunity pre*ente I to you by the Grent every one of them 73 tnajo. Uy, Author of all goo I, that yo i mvy again expect thou wilt aec that this la done. Do thy whole duty then, and heav\ proudly vindicate your devotion tn the prinrip.’. Of WASniNOTOX. J : FFEF-•ox, and all the glorlo a father* of the Republic. RtMExmcn. a vote for the adoption of the New Constitute n, is a thy eons have done their whole duty in 1 vote for tbesrms principals for which the put. 8ce Doit Hint n*>bogus ‘ Util m I yon fought >>n the thousand bloody fir 1 Is Ticket” is formed on thy side, lut with from Bull Run to Appcmatcx Ccert unfalter ng steps cause thy wins to Hswe; and that a victory in this con­ m irch onward, to new and more glon test b of no lc«a impoitance than wa, our Victories. Wc depend on you. 1’RAiniEvil.LE —There are many Re-, eoeonany of those Blcody fields, arid I pulllcana in th«e. u bo l ave ttirdaa that the conte t Is now, re it wna then, flrm av the eve.-lasting hills. Let them KExna, that all that patriots hold go forih to the flght with the Conatitudear, that all that tends to pron o'e the ’lahjn their right bands, and tbetr ;>aiBasra!, educational and Christian eleva­ riotlc Trornahlp ticket In their left tion of the thousands upon thou*andx hanl*, and thou ahril b« one of tho sf the children of this State, present Btfnnrr townships of the County. Krrp and future ; that all there la of life your courage.good, and all aboil be well worth living for. Is Involved In th s con­ Rcclaxd.—Wo fear thou sloepcth. test, and b to be vole! for or against, as you vote for or again-1 tho Constltu'foti Wake up to action. Thou const do a and the great question of Prohibition noble work for freedom if thou only Exposition Factory, Tltawtix, . ftfrin* Shirting, Prints, rut Cotore, Sugar, .» Good Tea, Best Imperial Tea, Heavy Satinet, p*y»d. All-wool Cassimere Rtd Tlannd, r« BEST STOGA BOOTS $4,50 PER PAIR. ——Jiatfu./, WMVnaet, SalineSud*for Mm, 38,00 to 312,04), jlU-woolCasrimansuit,, fit to 20.00, “ Broadcloth hnn Coat for 310,00, A ioodtlaek Oomooat/or 37jOO. •iisT rtri > Grant Ch b will be । Court Hous**, on l¥d 1 ad. IMS. Oord 8j eak bn&mee, nnd the j rse ria tbs Towu h'p is « MUDGE & BAILEY. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS F. D. ACKLEY & CO. REOt>TKR.—Saturday, April 4, la the last day of Registration. Li t every Rcpubllcan »ee to It, that not only hla own tiam-la lo/istered. but that his neighbor’» name Ii registejed alno. Wholesale and Retail. Pitoittnmox —Every friend of order and pracr. of cfrfue and uiora'ity.at ed­ TEACHERS INSTITUTES. ucation nnd Christlanify w|U of c -ur e vote fr r P ohlbitlon. Wc have scarrcl^r' a doubt bi*t a 1 >rge minority will declare held under the ausp ctss of th** County IMPORTER AND GROWER OF Superinten lent ofEcl oola «*f Bar*y Co., one or more <•( u hob, 1: fa Imped, that FLOWED AND VESETADLE SEEDS rtEMEunRR FamrxEx or M'cmatx, every cue, p to| osing to engrge in teach­ If ’.he new Constitution Is vo cd down, ing In ll.is county, will attend. VICK’S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Aner»w Johnson and nil the friends of They will commence ns follows: lhe I.- st Caure, and caste r rlvlle es will Middleville, Tue-day, April 7th. hail th-* result ns n triumph of re ctlonHartings, •* “ 14th. arvand Rebrl principles. Fellow Re|<ubll'ans, ace to It. th* refore, that vour ticket • inscribed with the legtnd:— • Adoption of tbe Constitution—Ye*.” present. and the beat available tali nt of | in that sign, Republican principles tri­ the county will be employed; and it is ' 4 Vrf l»kl umph. K . sincerely hoped that a>! peiv-Ds who I intaa Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfumaiu, Ladie's Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, ^Volions, <$c. £c. P.OTB IX Blue bred wh-t your great leader In the h-rnm of deadly strife said, nnd then vote m you fought far the rights of man—the adoption of the new Constiict on on Monday next: “If you admit the neuro to this s'rugpic for any t.urpo e, he has a rkbl to stay in f<*r nil, and when the flcht is ov- oa tbe 6th of April. Patriotic Soys or the Plxtnsi'lar In view of the vast importance of this State let not Michigan— he era tie of contest, we, thursfore, ea;) upon the rssiRepublicanism, falter in the Lour of the dsab of tbs county, by township, by faithful s stem io our noble galaxy of Nalfou’s peril. when the bands of our Remtiuber, Mass, as you stand on thsro’J in nlpha- Republican townrbips. “Rork” never tires. Be up and doing. faithful Contes men nt Wi sblngton TuoaXAFrrjL—‘ Thou art a gooily need e-aylng by the popular voice. Let'he prinelplisof lhe immortal De­ Ajutbja—your 1 arner Waved In tri­ vinesetin a pleasant place.” Thou hast clare t on nf Independence ns cmbod’vd 'done well In times gone port, and thou umph ever tbe enemies of freedom. on ' In the new Cena itutio-i be edrpted by every battle field of the Republic in our pc>ple, and the mu p-r will be re­ ehargs of your gioiloos Jnra L.r nd bis your own strength. Republican Broth-, buked Ju»t as emphatically a* he baa pstriotle ssrociatc, as It did at the Polla •fcris, here is our MT* to aid you io the j been by tho loyal |eoplc of New 11amla April lad. Go on In the glorious exu -e of God and liberty. Let the “old I■ psidre. weekend yours will be a proud position guard” te up and do'ng. To ynn we , la freedoms army, chxll It not so be. NrwExcAireMEXTovODnFeLtovrs. look fur a glorious majority for that Babry—nobly hive thy sonsiustaln chirter of freedom, your own Wdiout —Tit's afternoon thee wa« Inwiltmed in this city a new Odd Fellows’ Encamp­ helped to form. Woodlaxd.—We know yovr political ment, w hich will be known ns the “Introubles, you have many am< ng you who gcrsoll Encnmptnent, No, 29.” A dis* warfare against the enem ss of r.-gbt •ay they are Democrats, but are not, for pens'tion to institute tbb Encampment wa- |>etltioi>ed for by a number of the and Justice. A few wnrds from your ac­ tive none will greatly increase the Be* a fr ond of human Liberty, and who most prominent nnd Influential mem­ pebtlcm strength, kt them be rpoken dn<a uot adopt, the principles of tbe bers of the Order, among which, v.-s oband thou shall continue to be a) lllar in Declaration of independence, and no the temple of the Frrf. Be noble, and man does that who o]>[kjbc» the adoption and Patriarchs Samuel Adams, H. O. y^ur victory la sure and easy. of the amended Constitution of our Wilcox, Charles J. Brady, Carl Engle, BaxotNOM—Ho'd feat to the Tan­ state. But you did well at tbe last el<c- J. Philip Weis, John McAfee and Clark tags ground you have gained. F trivs to tlon, and have among you many noble H. Nowhall. The Encampment was out do your nelghl or» tn tho glorious spirits, uomlnato a full ticksr.be ever nambda'tcr the present Grand Worthy emsre of liberty. Ley the foundations vigilant, । rodent but determined, and a Patriarch, John N. Ingersoll, who,upon trunsmltt ng tbs dispensation autborP of your RspubllcanInn deep and broad sing tbe body to work, says, in a letter aad ths srmies of prejudice shall not attached: “Among the name* of the pe­ prevail against'you. Nominate your host men and then strike for Freedom of strength in tbe cause of freedom.— titioners I recognise vslu.-d friends, and Victory. Gentlemen fight now for Guard well yonr galea. Bee to it that no whom I bore prised more than a quar­ God and your Native Land. enemy spproachos unawares, and your ter of a ccntpry; and tbs compliment now tendered me In ctaMlgnatlng the CAXLTOX.—It b said tbe Republicans gallant sous shall ever rejoice oy»i tbe new organization ‘Ingv.snll Encamp­ slept on your toll while lhe enemy triumph of those principles tc^whlih ment,’ in a city where the happiest days •owed tares,and we partly believe it; and your soil has been dedicated. We hope of my life have been spent, and where, though your sans did nobly in. Novem­ thy sons will work an. until, -with a over SDyetn ago. I was inttlatsd m an ber 1M», end again In April ). st, we ••arch warrant no ‘‘Copperhsod” eon Odd Ftilow, b indeed an honor as rat­ vans you to asperate lbs wheat frnm bo found thereon, then shall you stand ifying nnd unexpected as wa« tbe pro­ lbs taros, and see that la tho future only as a pillar la the temple of Liberty, motion to tho highest offleld poolt’on vtosst b sown ou good soil, meh as without spot or blemish. Let it bo so. yours. Rsmember, Republic n wheat For the CoRsmunox.—The Tbe wfll aot ton to cbero if sown tn good Rev. J. Rl-usell the able Editor of the Feximtolab Herald, the organ of the Temperance men of Michigan thus poeliirely defines his position on tbe ques­ tion of tbe adoption of tbs new Conni■HIM. *TOX.—In Mis fight yon here ir t» year rtnewo I your age like Is. Cause thy mm to be rigi- andprMteprt on any class, but a India al) cltixenv to nn equid participation In tho government Why then should II not be admitted into the Union? The ob'octii’n will be paired that the new coatltmion vnfi nM nuificl by • majority of the regbli-red vot- rs. The ew»,—g86En#vv JOHN H. PALMER, Co. Sept Schools. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS, HARDWARE STORE, UASTISGS TOILES FACTORY. SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY! H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IKON BOOKS. L3RGB A.1TD BPLKND1D STOCK OF GOODS Blink ifotoand Receipt Books, l.n;*L BUK'gfi AMD STATIONARY Dodge's Clebrated Plows Cheaper than Vote—PrtrluLitwn—Yes. Vote A«nual Besskms—Y Bouncu. Yonr country do your duty un Munday loption nf tho Cunrtitution Omcxas, you owe yuur ipabEcan Votes, ths Repu ^ndo that you rots Adu Paxswt Cnmura—The fat <at our cosnmon country c loocs suns on you to Vovs « Constitution—Yxs. Rxrvxucixs —Yutir priu kako. Ho who votes trf, • Couatituiion—Yx*. dues ■tain the principles lie pr sre right �and JHijrrllaiirotts. Harnnsa.-TiM Aatrfeta paopl. aaa d,SPECIAL JiOMCE^ batt Ucotst patfteth .al.kfled tUl there arc no ether Hlaakiafs Baa toad. whlel, all) teyla to The Atwerabtro. oo«perw «,U Dr. De YtAau’a Hold carry- (Xtli. IrirUaaJei^Adt^H^raeDy^yfia. BAUICAL RESTVRaTIOX —Ila art pen.ias.txt h »ot oaly naUin. U.e color of •m hair, ost tba quantity aaj B.Jlln,| gtaavaaaa. Th’. I.eeM by U.|OR lt„ A A, iss-tImprvrtd iw^| U.„ „ Bu«HM,(1«n,Ur| E’arj Dragglat aeU* IL I'tict Oat Dollar. 4m- EED JACKET AXE. ___ BAllTOron.•. - ■ U1B8 E. WILCOX, TB1ED ASD SOT F0WD WASTING. n ii 5 1 U F y M H ' JnwwtTnvs.-la Uh ausaeh Rrpubllcaa T-.wnaHp Ue RapaMle.n. k... . i,of- >, Bari'B abut! tuc fi.Ua.iag aacUaat Ticket. Vf IIt, by a haadrtd n-Jw.ty thrta »m be oo Boa *>blt daabli . Fur Kept,, bar. t»»t M. Dea-. To..,Lip (1erk, Henry F. < ber.r; T^tMrtvr. W.lbam HorroitgU; JB tier. D.nrel 11 Vba-t Jnatiea in Sil toeaiter, WUHaat P. biLt. i Com. lligb«a«.. Ill.au. T Mtrr.ll; ScI.<h,I lr.<Mct„r. lua irt II t br.t: Sei. o| hirpeclnr la KU rmwr Drorp *U.Bhtd; Canatabh* W.IH.m llor CRIST rl.18. nmgb.. Jtl.a A Teller. Jam,. U Paal. Unrr ’The Grant Club will be tn-mrn-nted IlriptoL Without a (ml dig-rtl.'S there coa neither be bodily cwf- rt nor mewlal ewj .ymeaL Between Ue itumeeh and tl.e brain there la a do.e and wonderful cllienoe. It tbe <rm la ordered Ue olLer I. <I.W;. def-clod, tonpnblo of rlfart. and ihdiffereut to a-J Uql saakeo lift agreeable to lb* l.ealiht. la lllla a eonditi..n chat any rational human BUSIHESS CARDS~~f ebiai.Md <rrry«lienr? Tbe Hyep ptk tea He Qty i» hb «*■ handa If ho cbove.• to l—nl'L taPpTtr H— d eordcr that reel* hl. belt onddi-torbe tbe nlud with nen.e lee- li-onia. ha tOtowailr to-ttp fw t» a*«ee. HASTINGS, - 37 - MICH. Xu phk»e Of Iry.yepAo berr.-r ret rea'etr* ito aileron e. tome Mid ant. b ltoo. openlimi .4 th a w-ter.irefletoiitr.turtle |, Hirral.v ie<r». rut. . ff-eleV.aag cwt'Hr.k.lc n.ntet <ui> hrolb-t aeto.u ti e .lorn.a. i ilrft; put. <•>tight ioe di.mal f»urtee-iMarbeoee rt,e mntdy tre.-rtr re«Trre> eud KSHl.ia.lbr bevel.; n'e-etoe,* Ue nlroUMl £)IBSOLVTIOK. CAUTION. i Rl F. rSupe-viH.rJobn ll lieytT-wa.Mp CU.k. bar Id V. H.oUru; k.r Tinuai. i. Ueurr U«o(u tabs t J»i,c« ut the r-eatte.ll. W.lla W»...r; L-oatnhaioner uf H,<t.«a.a. Deury W. rvntt; •eu«».| lna;^et-r.-»d „, | «••»!.. < . l>i..Ubl.. • leurr Hwaflitalin. Mnl.a.1 ll,..d«rahul, M to ll. EaUM. Aetna E Durfee. Hii 5j t fh 11i Pi iU yi at tbe Court Hons-, on Fr’d y evc->'n~. 1—Mee-we«U-C-' ir.ma l,.4.rr.ta.u> bote oul. to u.ieraoat - Tbe R-puUleant of ibi< -auacl. April 3d. 1M8. Gord Sj cokers w U bo In attendance, nn’’ the yr sencco’eycry voter In tho Town h!p la cornea iy ao- jn.'.ee. but fee ut toe «»i oiuui.rn.ptcHy enjut. '|K><o.virxrri«is. 1 The lire. t.liW tun i Wil,SOX will .end iliec ut. ba/ge to «> w ho deme ll. the p eecrlvtlon With lhe .lirerturi.t . r I.ulil.g and H-ii.c the .l-ptoeo—de h. wh.el. 1- —. ooreU of .long .U '.i -u ... 1 it .t dta>! .u.-aew <'..ueuaiM«n ll 1 <• 1. to . ..... nt thr .e, 1e f ..nd Ikto/prawry eull.r.r e.ll l-r thia .e. >ipib». re I will e-at If.e.u ...thing and uiay pne«aa bleuu g I'lea.e o-tdra— Ko r.itw Hill i. WILSON. No. 1AIX. ott.iks a.d -i.. Willumebargh. X. Y. *M williM BARLOW & GOODYEAR, PRESTON A MEAD, • General Grocers, 0 B & j " mfTAisess ~ Fluori-B, de. J 1’ Music & • ; c a a itH t h it H H i m u m u i u >1 . r-.larHll.tL Sew Vari Boots and Shoes, Moffat’s Life I’-lls A3D TEffiNIX LITTERS. Tbe Hast Successful Medicines In tho World. Established In 1335 by one of our Host Eminent rhysicicns, and noir used tarou-hout North nnd South America, with more pleasing results than any etner Medicine in cases of diseased Liver, Elood or SkiR, ladi^rstinn, Costlrcness, Bilious Complaints, Eheamatism and Ferer and Ague. Thousandi cf ccrtiScntes arc in cur possession, giving detailed unU.I.l-ud U. iato talll.lwl!y cLlOOnle Hr y accounts of perfect CCRLi cGbcted .tear of general ar local n. we ~f any Isteteat iu ■ he veblic, wilboal I.ar or <a'ir. Ci.rmrrlag by these Invaluable Medicines. They regulate tho System and put all tho fractious of the body in tbhealthy condition. lbl« »ay jo.t utrilli kudenlMut tint M leal Al the MBtoliuM we.h.l be .arvhiU la erclu.tr aay item ef * lues! tbatactrr. the abkvivle aoUesiict'y of which ia cit b'jcod all question. I nAt*TTXW». - • • i WILLIAM MYER.®,' , p I : Iftoln-i;, ; bnnnei 11.11, r. Ca.ll.lwn, Hander, e Unodtpead, Thninappt..; Hui. mas Cb.C.e, tlMliega; K. 1’aiua. HaMiuga; U»i C Lew . Tborn>p|.te; Ko-ClMndler. l|..pelUeo Maw.n. WapleUrver: S.la. Badc.<l. M.pl, llrure. G». C Daw. Maple Uiaee; Atabewao Hobble. Ha-i the Constitution—Yr*. b't»l Ktepbcn llaiMht. W ouJIa.d ; Samoafj. Rstusucsm —Yonr principles are ct H<r>. I‘aallctou ; H-ymaur Ahdrua, Uattiag. ; Stalo. Ho who vans nut, Adujrtiuu uf II. D. Lhapmaa. A-l.o., Hra.l.i. A Fan.elee. Thuroapple; Jut, K. W.lcux. Maiple O-.r. w a L r w. Kvtly.ltaalii p-; Horace D.<!r.. Heatm.t, Imm X. Keel. , r.-.|.W1e. t~ --------- „" I tatoxau- The rr-.-cn uf IM P.ew, and ll.e i.rut.cttoi. <rf al! . !.u. e riijt.pt.1 n> any fp—ii> In c.m>.i,ciiub tberewill,. >. • ri*ht a-auir.1 to the people by both rfc.- CM..tiiailun and Law. oor land, and a right lint may Bet he tatriegeo aithwiil dratru.tng ereiy ri*iasrel public .at.if. Tl. > w. Leliere ,« ||... luil.ieal MnlllEn 1 5• K h -. ■ e ■ III ■H p H Von for tho tulduptiun uf tho Non* Coustihibim. Von—Prohibition—Yes. z JURORS. Von Annual Scut pm*—Yes Solsidu. Yonr country expects you The following na.-nnl p.r>ona were on thrSMb ■ .t UK tilth <>t- Vt»l r i.-A Gentleman who to do your duty on Munday noxt. Van, ult draw., for Jun-e. to -r.e al Ue Avril lerw. LJ.-iOe.ed fur Tr«ra Inww Xerr...l. Ilvb'.btl Pre Adoption of tho Constitution Yrx Omens, you owe your positions to Republican Volos, tho Rcpnhlienn party that you rule Adoption of the liarrj ; it ii. we-r. Ila.t.nj,; Wm. foilrr. in pel fret entin.trl-.ee JU1IX t| OtlhfX. N. BARLGW. W. F. GOODYEAR, F- J. GRANT. ’ »>U by al: nr.nr,u Wh.ta * HaoUsd. rrrprt- Uea.1, XavYcrt. XAIX UKOTIIFIU. Drift Meta, Gnoria, w. PARKER A HON, Livery & Sale Stable, PIECES FALL PRINT'S DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, Eaaplra Ulvck, MIDDLEVRU, ■ allyl . MICHI0A3 RIDDLEVILLE Mfare,StovK,InnNails CONJUGAL LOVE, ».o ru B.rrtona v» Ttri l.uuct MIDDLEVILLE HEW ADVERTISEMUU wooLEtr W.G. HEDRICK A GO., fa cr^E r, O.lapmactd to rerd outera toUa daily. My Xr, Ulrlno., ....I I. . k— l—i - • - - »k - SaMlen & Hanesmten, Eejulxtini* Pilla. JEWRY & lUSlC^fflHK II. A. GOODYEAR, Easier &Eiita[e Dealer, KEV ADTERTISEIKKTS. WE ABE COMIHG! annual townbh p meet ng. t>«r party ptadllMtlana. Uaugb If ibe ftopobll teat da Urirdaty. M -til ba ctocird to aay tSce la Um Cooa’.y. Hm rata o» tbe adop tiao Um Ktw Coe.lilaUra. os I'rvUbuica. 1 PRESTON 4 MEAD Iswlie yaar UtaaUaa to Uair I**- Fr«l(l,l. IcrrnaC siii&eLl?1 LaxpS Wall B«UcSkd Stack — Bcaar—Th, Brpoblleans of Uh Towaahlp batt placed la so—lMUiea,U< LJluwIug .snllnil TMkrL Thera tea be. so pwatblt doubt »f tbe naaUaoWaUtteMSMS by attrobri-lnf »a GROCERIES, [[ABDWARRt DBTGWIDS-STOEEe 11 Friday. Ap<C irtb. Friday, Apnl inb FrUar, dprrlSKh. Friday. MV Irt. Il..,»*lto4«paKara Boo-fur Cat- O �LEGAL N0T1C ‘ “mtewu h omrtaatly i engaged in fixin^P^ pwZJJnd < My »~b«r who dore not report “j E*“F* Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, TO BUY YOUB GOODS! Crockery, Boots & Shoes, cutting them fa mure eonveak-nt and , within three docra of him have for dm- NEW CASH STORE. J...U» .aitp,» do u. la. for l«" "»!"?. ■“>«K *-» w-ir,|Tn neighbors, nordov ha ban any < *• nghis and prmlcgta of eodeiy. ‘ spare hours in which to loaf at the curh- If «*y mr^'T of thia ner shop or etara. Hie time is better Adi M, hear tell oC or eron muqwet .mploved. In winter aa well aa in eurn- that AMMtjMB fate waM <m a lady mer he baa hia atormy day work planned tarfee, he *nat nrart them ^ba nteried •beforehand, jiLiaillil to be pertained or he aboil be fined to the foil extent uf at each time aoma needed job that can the law for any such mimleiaoaMr. be done without Interfering with the I \ Any man or woman who ahaU wyrregular snwk uf th" farm on pleasant her own Lnsmeaa to take the trouble dan. .But while constantly actin, and | to circulate about town smmfabaenMrte watchful that no time is luet or wasted, j which they know to bo Mae, shall be v he alwan has jdewty of time to receive -»------- ’»- -n —*■»and make calls upon his neighbors, at­ tend to n-etmary buaineas that frequent• >r calls him away from homo and store bis mind with useful knowledge. It is this vary attention to hia home duties, thia husbanding of hia limn, thia con­ stant care to the little necessary fixings of tris farm and buildings that enables him to keep before Iris work and have timo for a days laiaure without being driven by baa buainesa Nut only are the Utting Mcorvd th. Itcgt roomoTfr DBOWXK mnre inuxirtent matters upuu hie farm WAUO5 SHOP. -tth i»m*s*<l fo.ihun, 1 *• attended to, but lhe little dotailee are nut prrporte to 4" ■!! Made of Ho ubo,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter overlooked. While his fields are smooth and productive hia fences upright and ' permanent, and hia buildings welfpoint­ ed and in good rojwiir, at h<- same trine the windows to his bouse are nut stuffed with ruga, the latches and handle* to hia ' dours are perfect, and the numberless little contrivance*, quite inexpensive in ihamsolvca, but which render a set of farm buildings so convenient and handy, are to be found at every turn. There ore many ulharwise good far­ mers who are entirely regordlr* of those little fixtures, and wbuXterutc all their time to the large matiora. Now we hold that while the tatter aliould by all means ■ be made the main ubjvcta of fittentfon, the former should uu no sciuutit be neg. lected, and it is as much the [>art uf the ’ thoroughly good farmer tu sue to tho une aa tho other. Wo enjoy visiting a farm where thia attention tu little matters, this Success. ThtUst ’ tlm - spent In “fixing up," ia erwywhere noticeable and in complete kocniug with the more weighty matters We hko to aaa well built gate*, instead uf bars, and fodder racks for sheep instead uf footling them upuu the ground ur flour. We like to sOe all doors to outbuilding* provided with lump*, fur both fastening them upon lhe inride if necessary, and aleo fur securing them back, when open, from the action uf tho wind; to sec a gate tu shut across a bain door to keep out cattle or sheep when theduur is ojwn ; to find in connection with every bans ur stable a cluset*fur harue*e* and carriage •Ob'*. as wall as a tool room and a ruutn fur tlir storage uf tho larger fiutn Uid* and implements; tu find hooks fur hang­ ing up odd iriecus uf rope, chains, shov­ els and tho like, and noils for hanging upon the farm, aa well aa buxe* for tho i reception of old iron and every sort of j waste ; and a work-bench and tools for j making and rm fr ig all kind* of farm implament* If in examining the building* upon * burn we fiud the tatter, we are also generally *ura to find all the other cuuremancea suggested above, aa wall aa many other* it is nut necessary to enumerate. And otic hardly known, without baring tried it, bow much the farmer can accomplish during Lis spare hours in the way uf fixing up hia buildings with thoee handy a^vunqxnimouta, nur bow muqh they add to tho actual Value of the farm, nut only for himself in performing the nocoasary wurl*, upon it, but in tho estimation of any one wish­ ing to purchase a farm. Attention to theee little mattere marks the really coo-1 numicol, successful farmer. We recently passed the residence of a soon, who would be indignant did we . nuGctaa* him amuug tbe beat farmers in ’ the town whore he reridaa. whose nx-cart waa standing by the road aide where it , waa taat used, and a part of whose har­ row was viaable fiutn beneath a mow ■ drift in aa ndjoining field. They will be aB ready when wanted in tho spring, but we fear lha example of the farmer in this matter will be hard to be counter­ acted by his mure commendable quali. -Ams) and the contrast between him and th* farau'-r who has all his tools end implamenta wall housed in his outbuilding* or barn cjltar is too striking to need An evebanga gives tho folio wing rule* fur the government of a new society which seem* to exist in all towns, cities and villages, exceptFlint Old men and C_. Jvtntg men, women and children are ad­ mitted aa members, it they poaaees the Mceaaary qualification*, which are aa 'rsri RUSSELL & NEVINS. ETUT BEEDEBKISD AIB STI LE. We WILL BBT be CMI>L»*teLto. BOOTS i SHOES, CHEAP! 0. I. SMUIIM. SEWING RUSSELL & NEVINS. CARRIAGE FACTORY! MACHINE Gunter uf Jefferson and Bailroad Streets, PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY. MICH. HAST/NUS, IMPROVED HJHRRESTQ^p I AM NOW SELLING HA1r dressing will quickly restore Gray Hair to its natural color and beauty, and produce luxuriant growth. It is perfectly harmless, and is preferred over every other preparation by those who hare a fine head of hair. Lumber Waguna A. No. I- at 1100,00. Open Buggies ’ingle Seat Ilia, to 1105. It Make* the Beet Stitch, tho tUrer .-wUriry. ' — l-r.-vfowl uv >> -- ■’ V. av<* a Co.. m«l«> Ajnlyu.-*! Caa..b, L n:cU. -U>^, a-id oolU OU room UW worn. jrasex.', ssfox run BOTTZX. . w Woe*—oro..«. »OS Mt-aiul Still Leads the Van Great Reiictiii for 60 tejs' IVERY IMJttT HATS THAT II. FRENSDORF *c CO. • eh more I’tnnly So—tog Madbiscs, al tbs Paris Rxpawuoo. I KT. cunuaa n«a ell th. r*M fa B.m. Crook. Unn. tlwv ** ' **" aftOT* P» '*“■ Chnae Shta lhe rwl EVERT MACHINE IS WARRAHTED1 Ate a Vritto* Warrnty gieva trteqatrte. Groceries and Provsions, Be Sure to See this Machine, KEROSENE OIL Asd fa^ fa«t^ every thing kepi । BLAO KING: _ XEW GOODS at Ike state lalrir scraptsd by A Tbera Is -aerf lbs*. Mseblasa ewate by a lady LOOK AT0lHG0l>l>St LOW PRICES. w Irvl—g. -Mb bsa too. la OMeuai t»n. •sen, ead atos bss asver had say W—hie aUh It, MV has Ibvrebsn aaylblnc s«t of ort.r dariac A Good Overcoat for |3,00, worth *10.00; lU-bskUm. UU sailed lbs “FLORENCE SEW1RG BACHlRf *•».«"■. A Harris' Camtawra -sit for * I <00 ZZrib SIM Hooey WtataTcs.1 (b»H CAM. Thfch U pul up h> ffnl Is s ••purter srticl* ste warns to4 to ve p*r*Kt Mtteluctlaa ^HforW^ BBOAD GAWOB SUOBT UNK. DRAIN OOMM 88 ONERS NOTICE Drefa Co,-, WMcIZXi. 1 'rare •*•*» AU w** Ol.t.i per AU potMM bavlvg Oslba trsm as will bar. mOOim --rn...__ _ ATLANTIC 4 GREAT WSTEBN Broad Gauge Bailway! BORTGAGK MALK. NEW nuwTo.t. pa mH are Stare.—Taka Ratice. WE ABE COMING! Ate will Mvsaal W aar wnm sstetag ut a slab ■a —rOrafo ONE DOLLAR SAX.E JOHN WOLF. Hanaa p.reh—i tbo »tiro ioterwl Is lb. YORK,7 PITTIBCBGR, PRILABAILTHIA. BALTI MBSK. ■.< WAriMVBBTB.1 LITT. T%is Is Ihsasly Reate *»*•« Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-04-08.pdf 114ebcb9c2cdf15303ba54fafbb607f4 PDF Text Text astiugs ISinstr ic tjnstingfi ISannti. B "i(V( > GEO. M. I5EWEA-, AT 1LA3TI.VO8. BABIY CO., KICS., Otto to M .tory ef Brick 4MMk, carats «f BY GEO. M. DEWEY. vofcxm HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APR. 8,1808. THE GRANT BONO. f. VB00MAK. that household, far tbe husband and wife really loved each other devotedly, were at heart kind and forbearing. When Albert camo to bls supper, Kato greeted him wllh a kiss, and In a mo­ ment the sunshine osme back j and bad the lesson ended there, the husband might have fancied that be bad done nothing wrong, and that tbe cloud had been nothing* but the exhalation of a C. rXIXDLX. C. O. H0LBM0K. I |j»w. 11 I’l.-'V had romt to him thia morning and asked him for a dollar to spend for some trifl­ ing thing; for some household orna­ ment, or some bit of Jewelry to adorn her person—and suppose bls little child had put 1i aplea for forty eanta to buy a paper and picture books with, what do Going into the open atr, unpereelvod.as night had now commenced, he applied the vial to his Bps and drank about a tahlwpoonftil. This not producing Imme­ diate effect he went into a store and de­ sired to purchase a pistol. None was to be had. lie asked a gentleman Ln the (tore to let him ree one be owned. Pro­ curing this ba played with it a few mo­ menta,.and afterward proceeded out of the dour, when he applied the mnxxle Juei above the right ear, and fired the weapon. The bob pasacd nearly through his head. He Uvod only a few bonre ; bl* brain noting through the hole all the while,"kept alive doubtleas by the opiate he had taken. Hhortly after the shoot­ ing, about 8 o'clock, oamo the intelli­ gence of the dreadful unpremeditated act ha had committed,whleh bad caused ‘Of fifty men Just like him, would not forty and five have declared that they bad rot money to spore for any such purpose? And moreover they would have said so. fooling that they were tell­ ing the truth. Am I not right ?' 'Upon my soul,' responded tbe man who understood billiards, ‘you speak to around the house, and then ho lighted the point. I know that young man who a cigar and walked out. Ho bad gone baa paid hl* bill, and you have not mis­ ' but a short dlatence when hornet I.Lzxlc. judged him In a single particular. And, While In her right band she dragged an old Fora Cits of all Tkroat mi Linn Dte , n., hoop, which the had taken from a dilap­ hand to lllustaato your charge: We U • 111*. •>!> *114 V; .(MTkJ ! idated flour banvl, while with her left have a club for aa excellent literary pa­ per In our village, and last year that She was bi deep grief, and was tobblng painfully. He stopped bis child and year he felt obliged to dlscontlnne Lt— And Ibej'll u.rer fiisch. Ills wife was very anxious to take It,for She answered, a* will aa her sobs it had become a genial companion In would 1st her, that the other girls bad leisure moments, but he could not afford laughed at her, and made fun of her old hoop. They had nice, pretty hoops, fifty cento a year.’ while bers was ugly and homely. 'Aye, and to it goes,’ said the ether "Never mind,” said Albert, patting gentleman. ‘Well, that man's wife may the little one upon the head (for the be wishing at this very moment that ittiscrltanu. child's grief touched him;) perbape slopped to look in the window (which by we'll have a new hoop some time.” paying almost the full price for a year— the way, was made very attractive, and a A MIRROR, "Mayn't I have one now? Mr. Grant's for what? "Ulll . And /X!iu yet JV. how WWW smiling UV he .little . of every thing you could imagine In Which Many Persons May See got one left—oh, such a pretty one 1” ।w... . rua ay»». ** v^ does it. Ah I those poor sympathising in “itl ‘‘e The Jew, after watahing the aolThemselves Reflected. dier'n ' The sobbing had erased, a* the child wives irlvrs!I How many manv clouds often darken I, “ . " countenance far same time, made caught her father's hand eagerly. upon them from the brows of thalr hus­ up his mind be would come in. The Jew 'Not now, Llxxle—not now. I'll think bands when they ssk for trifling sums burned in the itan, and said to met»».Ws T> Wswrrgfc Qn«iaaau. O. "Albert,! wish you would let me have pic “tihou, hate oumoe a ahenilemans, rot iih of money, an<Jhow grudgingly tbe mite looking in de vindow. You know, now, I K>;wi_ wb raynM,. e«bH»rmwd<mu- la banded over when It Is given I What Bhon, re must be bisbsy rondo ahentleperfect flood* of Joy that dollar and forty mans cornea in. Bo you go to de desk J cc.it* might hare paured upon the chil­ much money to spare; yet she spoke “er , . . ... , , PRICE OF INHALERS SI MACH. earnestly, and there was a world of en-1 A‘ one of ,br ,to,w' dren of the unsucce/sfol billiard player. Ab I it la well for such wives and chil­ 1 treaty In bar look. HAI.L & RUCKEL Proprietors, I ‘Hallo, Albert I What’s up Y* dren that they do uot know where the ‘Nothing In particular.' money all goes.’ _____ ____________________________ n asked Albert. •What do you say to n game of bill­ They had finished at the nearest table, vqu know. Quick, Slum, kero comes Um arris, Albert?' The two L-entlcmcn moved on. and Al- alimiflrmsna." Ro Twaa datl.ri.wY nt MOREHEAD'S ■drM8-’’ ‘Good ! I'm In for that.’ bort Landman row from bla seal, and desk with the bills, and the Jew at the ■ r • <t ' . "1 thought you had all the materials And away went Albert to the billiard left the house. Never before had he show-care with bb bead down, with the MAGNETIC PL ASTER. _ _ .. '___L ' “Ro I thought 1 bad pbut Mrs. Fmlth ball, where be had a glorious lime with suck thought* aa now powcnKd him; he watch in his hand. his friends. He liked billiards, It was a “Now, Shen YOU ready F' The Great Strengthaner aad Eain had never dwelt upon the tame group­ 1 aud Mra. Thompson tarthhare atritnmfug of braid upon their* and It looks healthy, pretty game, and the keeper of ing of Ideas. That very morning hl* Destroyer of tbe Wortd. “Veil rtdeh No. 14,831 Ha !” the hall allowed no rough-ecuflb on bl* own true, loving, faithful wife had been sold by Dstroairra. . I at once caDod out, ‘WO.” premises. sad and heartsick because hehad harsh­ “0, no, Shan, tarn! You make a miahThey had played four game*. Allwrt ly and unkindly met her request for a I “Ploguo take the*c woman’* fashions! had won two, and hl* opponent bad small sum of mousy. And his sweet taks I say, votoh No. 14,832.” I again replied, ‘WO." , Your endlesi tri mini ng* and thlng-aI.lule had crept away to her home al­ PREPARED GLUE, | ma-JIgs cost more than the dress I* That” two and two,' cried Tom Piper. most broken hearted for a simple toy “Hare you gut Starnes' bill from New । worth. It's nothing but shell out money 'What do you say to playing them off, such as her mates possessed. And yet YorkF’ USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. when oCce a woman thinks of a new Albert?’ ' 'All right, go In,’ said Albert, full of "Surely. I don't have eo many new animation. Bo they played tbe fifth game, and be dreooeo. 1 certainly try to be aa vconomhonat husband and father, and the leeIt was an exciting contest eon was not loot upon him. On bis Both made capital runs, but In the end way home be stopped at Mr. Grant's FAVORABLY KNOWN AND ’ event*. But If you must have It, I supAlbert was beaten by three points ; end and purchased the beet and prettiest EtTENSfVELt USED ADd Albert Landman took out his with a little laugh he wont up to settle hoop to be found, with driving stick bill. Five games, twenty cents a game painted red. while and blue, and Ln the Heir Tort City asl Yiciiity, cents; but-ho gave Lt grudgingly, and —Just one dollar. Not much for such merulug, when be beheld Ida child’s when be put tbe wallet back Into bls sport; and he paid out the money with delight, and had received her grateful, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. pocket ho did eo with an emphasis grace, and never once seeming to feel happy klaa, the question camo to his mind •- Which was the best and hap­ which seemed to say he would not take MADAME ZADOO PORTER'S piest result, this or ths fire games of billiards t The hoop had coat thirty When Albert reached the outer door, cents. Ho oould play two game* of on hla way to bi* work, lie found the Prioe 25, 50 and 76 CU. per Bottle. weather so threatening that he couclndbilliards leas; end bo the absolute gain­ tu* best, cnsarssr *md ed to go back and get hl* umbrella ; end er of ton cents by the pleasant opersnon* E»'V£CTUAL BEVIEDF upon re-entering the altttng-room be ro« against a table at which some of hl* COUGHS. COLDS, ETC., hide ths feel that she had been weeping, friends were playing, and close by stood but he had caught her in the act, and two gentlemen, strangers to him, ons of whom was explaining to the other the inquired what it mant. ‘Kate, what felt?' "Good gracious 1" cried the husband, mysteries of the game. *lt is a healthy pastime,'said bo who ■Albert, could you spare me n half "I should like to know If you ore cry­ had been making tbe explanation ; ‘and dollar thia morning ?' ing at what I said about the drees ?” And out came the wallet, and the "I was not crylag at what you said, certainly it is one which ha* no evil tendency. ’ • money was handed over with a warrti, Albeit," replied Kate, tremulously ; Albert board the remarks very plain­ genial smile. “but you were so reluctant to grant me What I Team at that ? Was It poeritbs favor. I was thinking how bard I ly, and he had a curiosity to bear what have to work ; I am tied to the house; ths other, who seemed unacqualutod , such scenes on hl* part that so simple an bow many little things Lbavo to per­ with bUlisrda, would say. ‘I cannot, of couree, assert that aqy act ot loving kindness thus affected her. plex ms—then, to think—” How many games ot billiards would "Pshaw 1 What do you want to be so game whleh to free from tbe attendant curer of gaming, is Itself an evil,’ re­ be required to secure such satisfaction aa foolish for ?” marked the second gentleman. ‘Buch And away started Albert Landman a second time, but he was not to escape so things are only evil so for os they excite easily. In the ball he wa* met by hl* aud stimulate men beyond the bounds daughter Llrzio, a bright-eyed, rosy •The result era scarcely follow such a cheeked girl of ten years. game,* said the firet speaker. “O, papa, give me fifteen cents.” But the other shook bls head. ■You are wrong there. The result can follow In two ways. First,-it can lead give it to me." “What tn the wortd do you want with men away from their business; secondIt? AVe you ebaugtng school books It can lead mon to spend money, when Late Tuesday afternoon, two brothsre 1 they have do money to spend. You Jamasand Bmsad Lampkin, between t again T’’_ “No j I want to buy a hoop. Ellen will understand me. I will not cry the ages of twenty and twenty-three down the game of billiards, for if I un ­ Smith has got one, and so has Mary .hlchl, n.p.iuH. Mdn- 1 Buck and Sarah Ellen. Mr. Grant ha* derstood it I should certainly try your llgioos femily, living near Gobsto, were game naw; but whenever I visit a place returning homo freon a field whore Uey of this kind I am tod to refloat upon the had been working. Rach wm mounted ‘ “Nonsense! If you want a hoop, go most strong* and prominent weakness upon Bintile. Arriving al a watering- 1 and get one off some old barret I can’t place, they both stopped to water their a^bfdfo /sn to animate Jameo asked hb brother to , trnndla about the streets." ' move hl* mule a little. He refused. 1 when Jsmea kicked the animal, whkfa j threw Smoad. The lattar^nfurlaied by The bright blue eyes were filled with tbat be Mb U bis duty to'gu home at tide hour, that tie baa a Wife and chil ­ taars,and the child’s sobbing broke upon bed him once In the left breoei and twice dren. I see by his face that Ire to kind in the book—making UrriUc grobse- . and left Mm for dead. Th. wounded ' particularly responsible, though he might have banished tbs conviction that woman’s fashions wore a nuisance and a humbug, ao well as a dralt upon a husband's pocket*. L ■. A ». RBUtU, i Srt m.1 oa»r NUMBER 50. ^cdiral. SiisiutM Jinrtsq. 1 .1 j 1 1 "VU1«.> v.iUr— <Mz I vos only shoking ven I said dey did not fit; far it’s beautiful M- Now, I almt toll you rot I do. I vould radar have danpoofo onmy foetdic imaM tags •towa'* glove. Det’s vol I tinkaofdsm ■WA Om. wot k for thorn Tr whu a. jm “Veil, I den i know rot dey rest 1 von't sharp you one cent brofit for dam: store-rent, an and it’s sheet to show you Tot I Idofar dis Unions "Sbon, ehn« look onSbonaa’ biU (I be all my goods from Ehones, my dear, he hdsehLpWtosa inNro fork Jb), and see rot case 482, Na 12 poota rrto. ha!” ‘ Altar looking over a lot of tall*, I -W out, 1— IM, Nu U M M 112,00. ’ “0, no. Bhon! fem / You make a mbtake. Boones’ bill, New Yuri." *O, den, I make a miabtake. I M day cost more than dat Veil, Wh vitoul do freight, Bhon f*’ - ■ ’ • o soldier paid Ms <12 and biffho Jewgood-dav, and he fallowed hfaTto the door and told him to send all the boys that fought with the Uuioa, sfod say he was doing businees for ptaaa*^ etc., etc. So the Jew could hardly wait until he had the door oloeod behiad fire soldier before be turned to me ‘-A v darned: ■ "hhon, now I dou’trantuy tarn jrfwka:, it-—. __. .i___ ___ IB BUT IHDIII CUMTin COUCH BALSAM. ?Hl«r; to Vitases,a .1 So 1 got in the back room, and IfaM all that panned. The soldier cwm 3a about that time, sud was vwymneto^ M when the Wknrfag diatoguotank “Here 1 you. infonud Dutch Jew 1 lack aLihsae boots you sold mn; iliaatoM4i»r. ’ ■•Hold cm here; what you moan, mg dat wm in soy store ? 1 1 SSsv/ And another things, I don't in pools, nodsr, and if you talks ways I put yen out de store.'’ “Why, you infernal Jew, yon say did not aefa me these booted “No,I don’t keep poets” "Dun’t yoe remember the day (a a week ago) I same to heroend was calling t£ sosna sratchoa, wad' �’ nttcsE c^.i. EWS,—GOOD NEWS. r*M* toU *Msacy. Ctefte* V. B*kiaM« ; Blgh by st wsy CMU.Irs A. Osgsed ; Mlgtore; cswwiwwo- bent of |_--------- ------ —> ——“--------- “ - BtMHoa; Crete- 1 matter was settled by giving tbe Chief . Brewa, J. Ctaa- justice the power claimed by him, sub­ ject to tbe ultimate revision and com**M> th. drctlon pfe:e negative (If neoseeary > of the t*a*-u" ate thus declared tho Impeachment Court to l-c both n senatorial and Judiei- copperhead) vlete-y In thto action. 1 be propcalt’oti was cfTcre I l-y one of the «roDge»-t“r4iIeal*” in the Senate, and among ifo »um otfere were one or two mi nibcre wbofitsv* licretofore been se­ cured of being wilting to annihilate the Bnrrtme Court In ibeltitert-st of radlr-ti- Chicago yenr. Is the ah or Ung lnt-.-n«t whleh everybody fe picsutned to take in the approaehln i n! Iern»*nle e'ecl’on.—, Not tnat anyl o.iy roally take: any such Inter-st, but It is a pleasant flclfon which amu-es the unha( py ereslurcs whom f to has marked out lor this dig-1 nRy. Thick and fast fly petitions, each ■ sUned by numerous clt sans, rx;nesting ■ t'nir "lioncrable, talented,’upright and patriotic ft.low clilreii" A. B o.- C to al- . larry County all Right-Fourteen Re- the opposition by a decided majority, rlsaat year Hasting* went for the Copper'.r~W~ ad'11136 fl£uro’ *blcb la all muelJ. Bldlctuan, (IUp.)£74, mat. IM »irld tl. Robinson, (Dem.) 248, ' COSstABXXB. ^■“h: Munger, (Rep.) SOI, maj. Jtdareus S- 8tobblna,<Eep.)»4. maj.^ReaSwertboot, (Rep.) Ml.maJ. ^^DpBal E. Birdsall, (Rep.) T75,maj. Thomas Tinkler, (Beto.) KO. JKSeHS OdHl, (D-m) 223. tMUA Newel), (Dem.)231. fcjtfwtlaLAXP.—The retains for Gev^set have been received from every jMEb ia the Rtateexoept Block Iriafid. ^Jov. Burasld* ba* a majority •: <8W, whleh lhe return*irom tbe miming town I-»iU •Ugbtly Lktomc. Thto la a gaia of .-30|ur2D0 for I bo Republican* over last -Tputr. . T ho following to tbe vote: Burny.abde, fwpuUlcan. 8,787; Pearce. Demo­ crat. 8,158. The Legislature will stand £»Mnaio, t7 Rcpubliotus and 5 Deme- »); Iloate, 0J Republicans and 8 ocrats. The Assembly will be largefavor of ths le election of tens tor ■bdxxxcrictrr.—The clcrlkn in this v Btado for bUie Ofllcera and ntembs.-* o( ■* the L*?tslature was hold on Monday re­ salted as follows: Return* from the entire EUte. except s.UteM small t iwns, giro Engl ab, cspu jmsImbI for Governor, 1,07 nsAfority. mThettuvo ml-elng towns gave Engl eh IM majority last year. Hto majsilty to Josvttwws.-Ia ridsTvnsMp tbs Rtpablicla Twist fcrf tossship offlesrs was d«u4 withost opposiilon as Mlowi Fur Vaprrr Iter. Lstl M. Dever; Township Clerk. Henry P. Cheery; Trrsssme. Willlre. BsrrosgM; Ja<<k*. DusklU. Clusr; Julies la DI vssswsy. iriWsB I*. Bristw'; Cow. Big*The donate will stawd is Republican wwrs. Hlrsn T. Merrill; febrel Iwpvctoe. Um and » Democrat*. Tbe JW Dtocrict is lei B CbM*-. X«M Iwywttr MSB vwssey. IpttitaMt. Tbe Republican majority '« fbe HetuewiQ be about ft). , l^iqnw»4d<--T». thia Stete tbe result may be summed up Lu brief aafollows: TJH.Xcw ConstltuUon defeated by a iapril majority, through the folly of U«i»o —Tbe resell sf tbs *toc1ioa la lite .ureak-kBoed EepuhUcaa*. Bseult on ■ pity and Tow>ahlp affirero, about tbe T.wcihlp b a SmUm KepsMlns V-Mrj. s.d a style with W»b evea the meet hypoerttlcnl enalcTW «»d fonlt, making llln r.-aUtyoneoftbsobJ-co^Htterw.l for rimtor* to oar city. The large Mlearoen cm to* floor, eatered throagk Good ftv, Bert Imperial NU-uual Cassi'nirr, JAW FTtnnil. prjfA BEST.8T0GA BOOTS $4,55 PEfi PAU. 7.7 Codon Baffin noath a splendidly Illuminated window Wool Pdfs, Satinet Baitsfor Men, $8,00 Jk* $lf,00, to the atalrcaMlwMeh gives ascent to tbe Inal ucUon parte:sal-ovoand behind All-wool Casedmere suits, $13 to 20.00, tbesj stela to the counting room. The . “ Broadcloth Press Coat for$10,01 parlor* ore"models of comfort and beau­ AfoodUlack Oocrooatfor'$T.O^ ty and alsolulcly | er ect for the puip,«re lor which they are designed. The Wheeler A Wilton m rchlno look , lhe hlgbcat prise, a gold mcduL al the Pari* liip<*ltlon overeljhty-twooompctlto:*. The eplrlloalists of Chicago, celebrat­ ed yesterday tbe annlver-ary of the tnedlmtotle pow^r of the Fox girls or. ee j they regard It, the foundation of mod- i ern iplrituallsnt. Fo.-test* cn^agcmcut nt the Opera UoumcIo-re this weak. 11 hai not been a »ucores, far from it and Forrest, who Is always savage on plums where he does not draw we'l, ho consequently says,1 CUIcagols a thriving town, quite n ihrivlng town,—queer too— people bar':>t got any Lrulna. The old Vnriet ca 1 heatre, one of the MUDGE & BAILEY, Middlkville, April M. 1808. Er>. Basxxji : Yesterday morning It wee announced that Engineer Na*h, of the G. R. V. R. R. and Dt e?tors. McNnugLten, of Jack-on, and Bar­ low, of Ila tings, were" In town, and a meeting of the cltln na of th'a >cctl»n would I e he)J in the ermine nt Hwirt'a Ball The word was j cs-cd round, and Mtor, cr tn other wo tls to penult himOf* course when evening carre, the hallwa- park-'1 sclftob.*c)cet.Hlan A’de.mai. — cd tn itoutmo tcrpicltyw th merchants, A, Bor C, cb.crful-y aiecnts io Immo­ mechanic*, protensional men, and farm- lation, If he can get rotes enough, and eta. Tl>c meeting was called to order altogi ther lt> a very pretty spcct-do,1 TUCKBU UHTITVTU. and Philip Leonard was chaws chair­ particularly when yon don’t know that j man, and H. Wright, secretary. XT. A. I the candidate got up the pc:I non und । A series of Teaches 1 nd Hutts will be McNaughton then came fo ward and obtained the signatures Jhlms If, or haj | held under the snsp’cta of the Countj ■[oke for an hour, giving a hbtory of the some lutcr.st.-l ftiend do so for him.— ' .-upcrl nt eoden t of Schools of Barry Co., Company, the present e.ndlticn of the But this!: tbs fahlo.;nbtc wjy of do’n ' cucor mvre of which, It 1* ho|«d. that Road, and the flntnclal condition ofihe the thing. What gcod thing, however,■ every one, po^oair.g to engage In teach­ Com; any and Ila futu c preapett*. He is not susceptible of Improvement by an ing In tills county, win attend. insured the audit neo, thut the bonds of They will ecmmenee ns follows: the Company, io the amount of $12,000 bl raystein of getting uo ml notIona there 31 Iddlovllls, Tuesday, April 7th. per mile, have Loen gwirantccd by the was room for eCort, boat least thought Hastings, •• llth. Michigan Central Company, and the Alonso Snider, of the tanth ward, bauds sold for 00 cents on the dollar, and where be carried round the pajier which the Iron purchased, sufficient to iron tliu besought bis friend W. M. Carter, to Able Iccturua from abroad will be road from Jackson to Grand Rapids; end permit of greatness lelug thnnt up­ that the cars will be inunlng to Hastings on him, and when lhe sheet was full of present, and tbe best available talent of this tail The .jwople ___ along r_______ the line। names, i he acted upon hit Inspiration lhe county will bo employed; and 11 Is from Jackson to Boating* have sub- * by Inserting hl* own name before Car- sincerely hoped that all perwrns who scribed and paid money enough to pre-! tor’s, making It a Joint request to bis InSchools will give counsel and encour­ )4tre the road-bed that distance. Now I it only remains fur the people between Great Is the indignation of tbe signers, agement to thh movement. School patrons, office:*, and teachers, Hastings and Grand Rapids to do the at the trick, and they do not hesitate to like. If, by the time tbe rails are laid utterly repudiate its author. Bcjond to Hastings and the cars running there, this llUle aflidr, there la nothing In our lhe road-bed I* prepared on to Middle­ I focal polltica which would particularly ville. there-will be no pause in laying Interest yoa. The Democratic County the rails, and a month need not elaps Convention, held on Saturday test, af­ before the stnun-lioiK will make us a ter appointing it* delegatee to the Slate visit It depends entirely upon tbe peo­ Convention at Bpringfleld, adopted resple here to bay whether this shall bo or olullona eudoraluR Goo. 11. Pendleton, not. About $80,000 is required to do the and advocating bls claim* to the Demo­ NEW ADVERTItEMEST*. grading from Harting* to this place. cratic ocmlnntlon far the Presidency.— The question was whether we could The Republicans are generally a little raise It? an J the audlenec, by their , otlleh cn the Grant question, but tbe looks, their enthusiasm, and their aeffon leader* are laboring indcfoilgably to get unanimously answered, Pref up Grant enthualavm and already have Mts-ra.Beamer, of Irving. Bartow and Grant clubs all over the county. The PHILLIPS A BKKTLEY. Wright were called out snd briefly ad­ ••Tribune’’ after one big splurge In be­ April Sib. IMk________ **rSH dressed lhe mie:Ing. The subscription half of CoL Bob. Ingersoll for nomina­ BOARD OF REGISTRATION.’ books were then opened, and many new | tion for Governor,has been quiet on the KatMt Ubvrrbr gtwailwl lbw Itowd »T R‘ subject of the BUte election. Humor dots say that that article was surreptldoubled their former *ub*eriptlocis. E. oody worked In, without the knowl­ B. Bearlee we* on tbe books for $250, and edge of the edlter-ln-cblef, and that after a llt.le talk with »omc of hlsuelgh- there was a big row over it* appearance, bon doubled It, making the amount but the ‘‘Tribune” effloo :* iharp J. P. ROBERTS & CO. f 500. Thereupon, Wm. Colby, who bod eunuch to keep Ito counsels and do Ito subscribed $500, proposed to Mr. Bearies private fighting in j rivalc. that they beth dtublv their rub^-tlpttoua 1 he sblpjt r* of grain, and tbe men again. Mr. 8cmles accepted the cbal- who go down to the lake In groat ►till*, t-inge, and the!.- namot went down for have had a lather lively Util* riot here a cool thousand each. I refer to thh aa among thoma lye* for a few days p.uit. only one. clicumstanco exhibiting th« To reduce down to plain term* the ehInterest uf the pcople Lore, and thi tr da­ tncnte»f tbeir quarrel, U appears that DEUQS & MEDICIKE8, te unnaton to enjoy the benefit* of a vase*)* have been lad.u abort here »y»Ralliond In our midst, without delay. tetnatieally, often os touch os KO bushBefore the crowd dispersed we we re elssho-t. It to uE,god th"ton the repreable to count the stuck taken I y Middle- scuial out of the elevator mm, ths ves­ viUe and vicinity at 112,0C0. Com4.lt- sel officers would g.vo rooclp:* for lhe iee* were appointed l> cauvass for tul.- full amount which tho vose. 1 wa* char­ rcriptkna, as fol oww: Ben. Cco. K. tered to wry. Qf cou.se on unlading Banner and D. B. Pratt, of Irving; Jtv>, at the Buffido slevutots. the shoxiage Young and Z. B. Boyl, of Yankee would be ill-eovcrcd. Tbe »hipper* Hp.iuis: F. if. IWkburot rod A D. clnlni tint the veasel owner* should B dcoek of TJ orna; pie. Those Lcnt i­ make-that *I.3rt.-.« good, ’lhe vresci m n will make a thuroath canv_*i, and owaeis claim that their rvortpl to only w.l! exp ct every m;>n to do all ho baaed upon Uo reprarantaUcu* of the ought to do. olsraior men nod ae thvy cun m ike affi­ Verily, ”T hero’s a good Umc coming,’ davit thM $bdr hatoiioe have not be«n »nd wc *U»L only to.Ve lo ’w_lt a little oicued fnm tho limo of loding bore, tor|W.und unloading at iU poit of U air dc.n. WBTOUT. UuoUcn. they are In no wtoe JespoariUoand tbe pre per prraou lo flgUlt TMKbcr*«Mi: Courr.CixisF-JramcE out arc the sblppci* and lhe elevator am> the High CoDBT or Isumuch- mei>. The quarrel Las jmgrossed ,0 m»t.—Weak hopes. Lave bc.n enter­ farthat theahiipsr- re fate to stop pre in tained Ij the otpooiulsof the Beeon- until the vc» cl owners wdl giro re­ lUuctlonmto ihsl the tnpreme Court ceipts miking thomsvlve* liable for »towould ded.ro them uncona'itutloual. rtigeaud the vos*ei owner* bare resolv­ Co|>pcrLc..d papcj* have teemed w.Jh ed to lay up every vessel lu tbo grain ,exultant predict ou* of thl* nature. Our trade as long asUtoh iu*i,tod upom- h tta ®cr. grertiy!■!. (row lbs fact that Ireisg . ' bat sst rivsyabwa tree te«M same of "s,mI f and cisetjssliss to *11 ss«s" Tbs-•**« sloel 1 .____ --------- . L—. 1 Books and Stationery, groceries, orMJ. raps 'JX. or mi mum. l the blighted >«! by the Buiho cmiftdrai — b»ftbe Presto *»l Facforf/, Dmtmi. •’ Strip* Skirting, DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS F. D. ACKLEY & CO. fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Perfunuriu, Ladids Baskets, Portmonnaics, Pocket Books, and all kinds of Toys, Notions, #c. $c. GOODYEAR, BARLOW A BAUMTS MAMMOTH STORK LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS �$*nl gfaattiamta BUSINESS CARDS. BSD JACKET u«.. -axk.TT".. R'^ u.awodroHRiii ' DiLAran.—Tho Daxxea thia week haa baen delayed by lhe work eonaequeat upon the Election r>u Moadav.— We Lope to be on lime again next week. ';'.xxTD- GAUTION.-*^ •**!£- ' *«“ x *“• r-m *•’»*•«*’»• n»t Uttar. irf ><Nm: a> aerra aa4arf«art ; a nad ha. t. akrt raw nf o— h-A. vnUM« l« Ik. cwaiy. rr>«.. .a .m. fa ■rrwefwka.1 m rtw pnwrt aM far«i»>taaU F Fl. Pis»Lasher.eaaaUuagaf Oww ru tMarda.jQ^u,,. M. WRIUHT. r>MMi»r. a «- Music & Jewelry. *r»tcrj r>«cv jwuax lUkTISOS. • - alii - - • NlCit. PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, BUT ai, BARLOW & GOODYEAR. Drug & Bookstore. emm a ci., Boots and Shoes, •Tl>M ACU blTTULH kraiokr tU.lrtrb.hu • Ike "Degieeiagat lhe Kart~—Ui.t iha cl.mu .1 all vaaharaa ■< aulraraal paial,*'* •' lLa .y. tn Hirn * nx7>m-s. HASTINGX,. . nr.yt . . . MICH. ' MAIN BROTH Dealia MeiiciiiE, T.rraria, Drift rjnrn. orzs, rjigrr*nx <rfr .rxi t fZJvr. iirrcMi? n RASTTX03. ■ a».i L ICUlGlX. J. C OLE & SON, Groceries and Produce, sxxr axo i-'w XTATK XT. IIAXTfXrM, MICH. tr Caah paid for FrJw. atj 1 W. PARKER A BON, Livery & Sale Stable, HASTINGS. ■ - • alyl . - • Mica, Il»r»e« And CArriagM al alllwar. PIECES FALL PRINTS ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN I'ealrr, la Harim.StiVE.IrH.Halli CLIMAX! Halted Btatea Mails.—Michigan. Cliiaxii ' Page’s Climax Salve, a Family , blessing far 2o cents. | Il heals without a war. No ' family should lie without IL We warrant it to cure Scrofula Sores Halt Rheum, Chilblains, Tester, Pimples, ant! all Eruptions of the Skin. For Bore Breast or Nipples, Cota, Sprains, Bruises, Burns Scalds Chapped Hands Ac., It makes a perfect cure. | It has been used over fifteen years, without one failure. It has no parallel—having per­ fectly eradicated disease and healed after all other remedies had failed. It fan'com pound of Arnica with many other Extracts and Balsams and pat up In larger boxes for the name price than any other Ointment. t • ■ ■ uh ■ - • Mien. A. ROWF ST Boots Jt S tlOOH, .'ex . MICH;W~Cijb CrhUU.MMlp.IU MIDDLEVILLE*’ HAsrtxas. . woozsir fACTOelLr. ■» I. Fk** •» nrt Mm <Whr. ■/ K«w i. ih.fe.iot-aM««i w.<VH£macKkeo., Saito & Hanssaleu. IAaTIXOH, • ■ • allyl • ■ ■ HI Cl!. H. A.. GOODYEAR, Bute & EBhMEB Dealer, hardware store, H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON. XKV ADVtXTMKXKin. NEW AITERTISEMEWTS. Dodge's debated Plows eauiTa fob imi “ ClBrtTS HD •ILfUTlS, t.xtt FAMILY OKOCSBlU �SS tings 3 HASTINGS WOOUXJACTMT. KO. M. 1 > K at BASTiiraa. babky a 80PPO8T BUS HIRRTRY! D ry■ G-oods, •harthrostened to save her fromlhe long dreaded fide of being motherless. Three Groceries, poor fire which al beet could not reader the open room awfcrtoblo. ’ Going from one to the other of the rick ones, doing various little things for their rehe< was th. eore-worno husband and father, । Jams. Walton. JAMKH VICK. 11 wa a few days offer the commsnr*IMPORTER AND GBDWER OF ment of the New Year—this glad New Year of 1868, when the weary steps and FLOWER AID fttETABtl DEEM downcast took ot bar hushed tsH Mra Walton that he wm almost discouraged. Tiers ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE “Uh! if I could only go about and wail on him awhile," *he said feebly to Elton, as bar husband took his hoi and walked slowly away. “He has been up so many nights, and is so want. How I would enjoy getting up a good dinner Hats & CapSj Crockery, Boots & Shoes, NEW GOODS gusineM Jircr RUSSELL & NEVINS. UU Zf U. K—•' -M FHIU-. -4 lb. eitlT SEEBEUIUS AID STYLE, We WILL M»T betTNDEKtf LD- p.p.r pri.lrt red Wrwl.liag Io wld Cresty of (AWiW|r) aprllA Jsdy yfpraton- Beu MMri’at ef freckerylB T«w«. RES For ■ K&t Fresh Coeds censuafly haid. 014 Goods Milin? regarilMS ef Cwt. James Walton woo * wood-cutter — I Hie borne waa on the margin of u Wont-1 - era lake. He-worked hard for Ida fiunily, and struggled against poverty, and sickness, and another terrible enemy more dreadful than efflier. Poor James u-wfet he had conqurod this foo. For a whole year he had defied him. and in that time not a drop of whisky had he ' taken. But now that ho was worn out with nursing and worried out with extra expenses, Ise found jt harder than ever to pass by the grocery where os co he had •» offen stopped for a drink. This morning ai he was about to pass on, an old companion hsiWhiru. "Good morning, Wax Why, how pale you are! | Marcy on us, man, you're rick ? Comoi • ■ in, come in. Ill troat you to something House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter that’ll make you step lighter then that; | ” » wnr-v^.-^. Jamca onterod, and found tho warm : punch too tempting to bo resisted. Only enough to strengthen m.' up a little,' he ■aid, drinking the smoking draught *1 wish they would treat mo to a can or two laf those oysters,’ he thought, as n picture Of his dreary home flashed over him, 1 his eye ran along the tempting! rows of oyster cans and fruit eani oti the shelves bofuni him. But what old coin­ panion ever thinks of treating to such things! JAmes fait tn his pocket but his ' emptv purse would not afford a can.— Another tad another glass, however, was bcihrad. and not refused, until, that night I there were throe helpless persons instead of two in Jamia WoHon s home The । poor, frightened children wont supperless ’ to bed, save the cold monels they could I , pick tip from the mining s .nuserablr meal, and tbe sick mother and daughter Thelasl Success. p—1 • oomforilees night • Tho next morning how dark (lie world ^.looked to James Walton! His head achod, his homo cares were Lunlimsinuibut worst of all wa Ids heartache—his self-distrust, Lis despair ! As ho moved , V about peeoarwg the simple -grad for his IMPROVED wife and daughter, and the well relished meal of linked potatoes fur tho Little ones, . Mra. Walton's eyes followed her husband with painful, eager solicitude. No word of complaint or blame wm spoken. Bhr • -wm sure them was nonend of that Parths unutterable forbearance of her ■ efritonoe wm more than he could stand— •'-'an hour later a lonely man, the tricture • df despair, stood on the icy wharf look’■‘"eBoidt • GOOD PKINTS, !®c. BROWN ICGAR, - * l»]c. BOOTS # SHOty CHEAP! 0. I. SRAUL1ISS. 'HE BEST FA.UILI SEWING MACHINE Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Strvefe, PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY, HASTINGS, MICH. m»rnitwicwrt a«i»aMass l IW Frol—A. «akv. la >k» vUlao a I AM NOW SELLING Il Makes the Best Stitch, toRoSsnitf then sprang into the water. Search was made for liim and the body found. A stranger picked up tho bat from tho rock and there read his deter­ mination to put an end to a life that had become too groat a bunion to boar. Tho dreadful nows was kept from Mrs. Waluntil"certainty would bo less danger­ ous than suspense; but sho does not yet know of theEttle note, and is allowed to djariah the belief that ‘Jamro loved m> , too ranch to do it an ' CARRIAGE FACTORY! Lumber Wawona, A. No. 1, at 1100,00. Open Buggies single Seat 1125, io 81G5. “ ‘ Two “ 130. •* 180. ^jgs;gyga.srMartiftr Top " Single “ 180, “ 275. Ratleri Jumpoeat wagons, 75, " 100. •a. CUiair ot fiarvy Hua. of MIMlaM, 1UU wtl Irwyetlwr artteU la wy Itap ijaapy tow. . Il wUlb. wm bv comporiw. lbM thv»h.T. a. ■IM 34 I* r rnl b,I..w fl.111. t' . . 11. I aSggggsfttea |VI SEtOTD ERO(±A WATIONI Still s the Van Grat fieiittiH for 60 Bays' will quickly ra tore Gny Ffcir to its nisunl color and beauty, perfectly harmless, and is preferred over every othtr preparation by V«wny tkwtag Maehian, st it. Puis Erpon Uou, it. The beautiful gloss and periume Imparted to the Hair makeit desirable “ for old and youag. EVERT 1ACHINE IS WARRANTED 1 AM s Wrlttee Wamsty (tvra tfronirirM tub DEPOT, 1»8 GREENWICH ffT, H. I. inaocEn is tuk most miac-hcal naCEONEbalijiiB Groceries and Provsions, SSTs^*’"4 W ““ * LOOK AT OCR GOODS I LOW j.— .,.-. ... wvaawwtui it, □ar baa tbsro twso aajthisa out of order durlsa A Good Overcoat fortu,00, worth Tio.oo; Lb. wbol. UlM. It U MlW th. * "FLORENCE SEWING IACHINL" dram shop of the land ? Aa wo do not, 1M us proclaim anew tho fearful sentence, Hit blood tboll bt rtguiredat Ihy hand. —A reporter for a London paper wrote theverdlctof acorenorisjury, •died from haemorrhage,* and the nex tday the pub­ - Detained tb<-information that tbe deesaisd ‘died from marriage.’ This is on a par with the experience of a reporter In a Detroit paper, who, in an ertlolson fthscity poor, spoke of the great number wf persona reduced to poverty by the ‘inyaUrious docreeo of providence.’— His astonishment may be Imagined Come and «ee It I I*. 4c B. Hastings Feb. 2Bth, 1888. BROAD GAWUE 8UOBT UXE. ATLABTIC & GREAT WSTERN • Whsa secenHsg to airwHI wsmaud to.BMks a jwiraf Uoot. or by lb. aw of u>s olb.r pr»p*r>ti!w tUl the mysterious deersaee of provisions.’ « U... i. .uW-™'-’1'705' WORK — TO aoiMo every tune. T. MMmmS MS M vktM w . 4«T~ T~>- r~»- OTBTER DEPOT, K8S SJriFXMX'L^^.'S?- ii Broad Gauge Ballway! 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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN althed o. waua HAimSOS noo«. T1STIMONIAL3. Hon. Geo. W. T'^vard. Hou. James Thompson. BAHKAZ00.MI01L From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D„ NUMBER 51. ■I, 11 in ‘I am Harry Howard,1 I said, by way ring whbh wasstiO M her fagar. Horribls Murders cf Union *ta I of introduction. *Noah Newton, a yottsgman wk Arkansas. •Mr. vloward, tho detective F APRIL. The same, madam.’ while The most diabolical series of nrarden •You come to investigate the robbery, Wo have just been shown a letter ad­ do you net F about fifty miles from Denver, which dressed to His Excellency, Governor T do. 1 would like to see tho room it was tan o chick now, nut 1 aster- haaevwr been brought to our notice. It where you kept your valuables.’ mined to visit the widow. She received ‘Follow me,’ sold tho widow ; and she mo kindly, but hor fiioo wore a look of in White County, in this State ter u from a trustworthy and rei llfci the ieWels had been kept citixsn of that comity and it Things wore in a tepey turvy condition. wo had talked awhile, she said : retuarimbls, but thia ease b Drawers lay on the floor with their con­ •Our preacher preaches hb farowell tents about the ream. The iron aafv had semun to-merruw.’ measured only by its atrocity and by the •Hb farewell sermon I’ I cried, utterly cold blood which characterised the vil­ jowols extracted. I noticed tliat there astonished. woa a stain of blood upon one of the Yea ; ho loaves for California immedi­ lain. of whom, tho letter qu*—■ On the 6th insL, four men with a team ccablo citizens. Bradley shut and killed drawers, and cuncludod that tho burglar ately after tho services are concluded.— hod injured himself in some way, while His brother has written for him tu homo. came to Ba! win's ranch, on Kiowa Creak, these men without a particle of provoca­ committing his dqiradutiurra. Hb eungrogntiun will bo eorry to pert about a mile and a half off the road from tion, but oolclv to gratify his genius far I Tbo next moment picked up n part him, and I especially, for bo comforted Denver to the Bijou Basin. They were murder, and because they wore Union I of an envelope which was saturated with me when I was in sorrow, and painted engaged tn hunting, preparatory to gomon. 1 blood. I examined it and fonud that it mo to tho Lamb of God.’ Two brothers, whoso names are hod boon addressed to ‘Bor. Noah New­ ,1 left tho widows in a hurry and wont given, wore found dead not far from Ute ton, Now York.' to Lead quarters gut Chartoy Russ, and day one of them was seen moving about, place where tlio Balls were killed, and in 1 hastily thrust it into my pocket and nrocoodt-d to Newton’s house to arrest carrying water from the creek /o camp.' tho language of tho letter “dreumstanoeo turning to the widow, said : him. But tho bird had flown. Ho had The next morning, Saturday, the 7th, prove that Bradley wus tho murderer.” ‘Mrs. Durant, du you know tho Bev. gone, hb housekeeper said, to sjxmd a Mr. Jacob Frich heard three pistol shots Tbo letter soys there is no doubt ttbt night with a friend -in the tower port of flred In rapid suctresion, in the direc­ this young demon who b a riulent rebel, •Oh, yes, ho is our pastor ; but yon do the city. tion al the camp, bnt mletrusted noth- killed these four men simply because they not susi>ert him F Wo wore chngrinod at our defeat, and wore loyal, and had spoken favorably of •Oh, no, I was requested to inquire resolved to arrest him before ho reached tho new constitution All hb victim, it about him, by a friend,’ was my reply. tho church We wont to tho church at cattle strayed off until Saturday, the is significantly observed in tho letter ware 'Then you have found no duo,* raid an early hour, but uur game was already Hth, when Sir. E. Al. Baldwin, acccm- Union men, and tome of them cx-Fodathe w idow, as I row to my foot. there, end tho choir was singing. We panled by Jacob Swltacr, went up to the ral soldiers. ‘I have not, madam. rTris U tho most entered and occupied a Lock seat; wo Three mr.rdcro occurred about aovra camp to tell the men their cattle were complicated case I haru ever been en­ were compelled to do eo, for tho church gaged on. But 1 have uno more question was filled with people who Lad cumo to camp revealed the utoundlng discovery to oik.' hear tho farewell aucourso. . that they have shocked all classes of the T'roccod, sir. Tho preacher arose and took hb* tert, community, and that they desire that a "Can you describe any article that ba* which 1 think road as fallows : 'Be yo reward should bo offered for the appre­ that has been stolen F holy, fur l am bujy.' The discourse was and auothex on the ground beside the hension of tho bloody-handed mnniter. aanlundid one, in which hi* talents shone wugon, and all in bed. Each < ne had Thgyo is little probability of his arrest, It was given to mo by Mr Dutant,mauy witu all their brightness. Ho cuncludod been shot by a pistol boll, and almost in however, unless a large rowcud is offered I yearn ngu; but ho is dead now.’ by exhorting hi* bearers to take him as the same spot— each proving fatal on as tho dangerous and reckloss character an example, and follow him as he follow­ the instant. One was shot under the of outlay will deter aty but the must right «y*> an‘l another under the left, efBcieufWil determined offices ftomun-. ed Christ. When tho services were concluded, ho and tbc third Just book of the eye, Tbo dertakiup his arrest । That will do ’ said I. end the next1 came down from the pnlptto receive tho crime was evidently committed a week minute I was wnloing rapidly towards furowcdls of hb congregation. The ladies before, when Mr. Frtcb heard the throe Signs. I my lodgings For a long limo / thought pistol shots. When will signa and wonders eoam T about the case upon which I was engugBy papers found In the jKisscralpn of Not a day jasses but wc cco good and 1 T r ^A«r- door. Lad signa, us tho following will show: ton was tho burglar; bat tho question ‘Nuw'o your time, Harry ’ whispered It is a good si^n to see a man enter arose, ‘how camo that bloody envelop hi Charley Buss, os Nowton nooxed mo. I stopped out to the pious robber, and which was found turned wrong aide oat. your aonctum with a friendly greeting: •Hcrals two dollars to pay for my paper.* But । must see tho minister, and know gruelling Ids arm, cried out: Their guns were there undisturbed, but Itiau bad sign to bear a man say bo b more about him. I sauntered down 'Mr. Nowtou. in the name of tbo com­ too poor to toko n paper—ten to une Le Broadway and stopped into a store to monwealth of Now York, I arreot you 1’ Jury nailsfied themselves of the culprit, enrrioo home n jug of “red-eye” that purchase cotuo articles which I stood in ‘What for F he stammered out raised moans among tbcm»«vrs to fol­ caste him over two dollars. , Ter flic Band street robbery.’ low him, and started off sufficient force mnn stoppud in end asked for some1 Ho turned pale aa death, and manv of THE PIOUS ROBBER. to effect bls capture, and to give him an act of charity to hh follows. things which had been left there for speedy punishment for his crime. Noah Newton. twcnty-flro years of actual •Are you Mr. Nuwton ? ruled the ckrk. -stoctivv.l have found many •Quick, Charley, tho bracelets!* I cried. who have stolen the livery of heaven tu ‘Bob, ran up stairs and cut Mr. Now­ Tho next instant Churlcy Hues sprang —The Galaxy baa a clever drecrlptfon It h a good sign: ton's things,' cried the clak to an errand forward and clappod the handcutts on. of Sheridan's battle at Fisher's HUI, thio morning I stopped into Chief Matwhich contains this new historical an- ad with taste and n Li huniud off and I improved tho ; eedote, for the truth of which Mr. James sued fl—asy. time in studying Newton's face. I had F. Fitts b authority: ‘Hallo, Hany !’ glad to see you, thsro exported to see a person of sinister coun­ It is a good sign for a man to advertiaa .•'As evening approached, upon the irwork ahead.* tenancy but was nofnlly mistaken. Sing Sing for a tan of fifteen years. day ot the fight, Sheridan bad entirely in tho paper. •What’s up now, another murder?’ It ia a bad sign for the sheriff to adHo was a man about twenty eight All the fruita of his robberies were re- completed bio dispositions, abd had bls I exclaimed. vsrtioo for him. covarod sure tho money, and Anna Bed­ •Na, H's a robbery; or, as I ahould say, and was neatly dressed. His eyes were man willingly gave up the widow’s ring. It is a good sign to see tn honest man wearing his old clothes. large- and expressive, and thenublo look­ tack that night, probably esteeming It It is a bad sign to sec thorn filling tho ing forehead told that bo was intelligent. •On Bond sired.' holes in his windows. Though bis iuulu. spoko well of him, I Ing ; and he bad withdrawn a Little way ■ It La a good sign to see the color cf ‘Wliat, not on Bond street!’ I cried thought he needed watching, and 1 de­ aatomshod, for during my absence I had termined to do it When ho Jcfl tho with a Ono gold watch by tho been hastily retablbbcd, Intending to beard of frequent robbonna being com­ store I followed him, but ho went diroct- Bond street, whose churh is in mitted on that particular street Yea, Hany, thir- is tho tenth robbery Tho next niglit I watched Newton's there, inrido of two weeks,’ replied Mal- house, and saw him come forth and walk hi* rode up with the announcement: away. I followed, and ho led mo through The Msaiureless love. 'Gen. Cook sends bls compliments, sir, at evening schools, on public squares, a reel aitarakto*. until he entond R-------and says be is in position. He'd like street 1 mw him enter a fashionable work ii up. gambling resort. I followed suit, and ■ Where* s Bolt and Knight F saw a man seat himself at a table. Ho doop it is; ii is a sea, a deep sea, that in capital spirits.’ bet heavily, but lust; and at last laid hb mothers can only fathom. But tho krro •Qlad of it,1 said Bberi dan. ‘Tell him onoo dining with a respectable local 'And Charley Boss F last dollar upon the table. This time ho displayed on yonder hill and bloody crows, ‘Ho has just finished tho Chaferton won, and continued to do eo until ho was whore God's own Sou is tiertehing fur us prepare a little brandy and water, with forgery case, and is cxi>ectod hero to­ a thousand dollars ahead. And then no mon or angel has a Uno to measure. another aldo with another moa-isge : morrow. So, Howard you will have to left tlio room and went to bis boarding Tho circumference of the oarth, tho nlti“What, my brother! what's IbstT” , ‘Ges. Wright's compliments, General. work up this one.' bouro Night altar night I followed him tudo of tbo sun, the distance of the 'I’ll try it, but cannot goto work till tn and from the gambling house, but ^10, Lcso have boon ddonniaod; digestion U so bad that I am obliged to morning, fur I must rest ’ le bight, depth, breadth and lengtn learood nothing mure • But suocree was ‘All right!' returned tho Chief and 1 sure to cumo One night I nos of tho love of God paasoih, knowledge. were never in better spirits.* •Good again!* responded Bbertdan. looking ot eumc gold pent in a jewelry Such i» the Father against whom all of The many robberies which had taken stole, when a woman cute red mid stood 'us have sinned a thousand times! Walk •Tell the general be will bear from me •‘Only about a Ublcpootiful.” I.____ T>___ I near ma Her person glittered with dia­ And hardly had he uttered the words monds. As she turned hor face towards summer calm, or lushed into fury, by the dopredntur, for theysecmod to have been mo, I saw Anna Redman, one of tho winter* tempest is thundering on tho when aide number three camo up al a much; but one tablespoonful will soon committed by one person. Detectives many woman in Now York who the from I’hilndeiphia worked at the case habituating yourself to It, will teas its sounding beach, you luivo numbered As she laid her left hand on the coun­ God's merare and your sina Well, ter, I saw a plain gold ring glirtcu upon therefore, moy wo go to him with the on, Uli In the and, perhaps, you ouo of her bngon. I Imtuoa forward, contrition of the prodigal in ow hearts Mcomo a drunkard. O, brother looking at tho ring, and saw tho letters s ...•_ r___ r— _u’ . Haplly had It been for th&: man Uba Sheridan; ‘If tho whole army te in such in my hands thy eight’ Tho ^eetrj. HOOFLAKD’S GERMAN BITTERS, ). TDLMl.-tl.MPlR AMMUM. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APR. 15, 1868. VOL. XII. KMtvav wnoin " With Mallee toward nans,-with Charity for all,-with Firmness in ths Right.” gpiftriung. faithful frtend. But, alia! be trifiled OKTW. I XOTAltr PVBUC. Hu* camo Anna in possession of that name's Phil Sheridan! Yon, sir.'to the •Not on Bond street, I hope.' Tee, it b there again.’ away. I followed him, wu bui an imago of him who, nut —Even South Carolina, 1770, enacted sparing hb own Son but giving him up tell him to attack at 001* vigorously with to death that wo might live. Invitee and bls whole fores I Major, take the come Equal Suffrage, although che repealed now areite your coming.— br. ffuthrit. order to Gon. Wright Captain, the tli0 act two yearn afterward But m the g^In n Wretera village a charming light of nlamf fell upuu his face, weB-preeerred widow IredWa amrted aLsd as Kqab Newton, the mlais- OAUTIOW. We’ll have that hill before an. Equal Rights for all men. walched and saw them enter a Sh. Ml« “ ***« «~* Tharo was —The fact that such intense vulgarity and bretiahness as appear in tho li nfcr with any Anna emaqgelwm the Lui pod forwara and laid my ■What Wdham biting my JaaaF •Hany Howard.’ *A detector res; I OIL OF breath, U1 NM �8h» Msjtinflj Signer. EWS,—GOOD NEWS. edged sword, and tbe it has received ae em raustltution iteeU^to a TUKSoror. heads were p.r'ccfly power'e-s in ulnetenLbi of the Counties in the State, and of course could do nothing but Mw.— JfosTcrtrnth’p officer, are i Republican .'Ja tbfo County, apd that lea fair index of the result lu the State. Even tbe Cbpperboxl City of Nile*, elects one of , JUto meat undaunted of lhe Equal SufiRaue *ncn of the State ns Mayo.-. The object ot thia Club la to aid In car­ ry to gout the principles of .funlee and equal right* under the lawn, and restorlox the L’n'oo upon a loyal 1-eais, and tn the aoremplfabment of thia end, t<>aml*t the fiju.es an: Copperhead) in its lame of the 11th, any*: “ We challenge the Adrian Journ­ al or any other paper to show ua where­ in Vslimdigham or Erick Pomeroy have Any peraon residing la the County of Hep. Ma.'. deviated from the fullest support of De- Bury, or adjoining conn He*, who may mccratic p: focipica." Eo do we. be a qualified electoral the next presi­ , Senate at d 12 lu die House Is pa ticudential election, may becotns a member IxmacTixrxr.-Tbe Prealdent'seoun- of thia Clubby signing this Constitution, rel Friday ofened their rare through and by paying to the Treasurer such s»aenamenta aa may be ordered by a ma­ bo a Itadle-.d of the Bret water. jority vote of the members present at . W iacorii in to. niso, radical to the core any regular meeting. RcTLbDem. BESTSTOGA BOOTS $4,50 PEE PAIR. sTukoKtf. -Roomsfor the Michigan Delegation to the Ch'cago Contention bare been engaged at the - berm in House. Cassius M. Oaf, Ministers! 8L Peters­ burg has tendtevd hto teslgnMlon, at the request ot the Bute Department. —Tbs steamers Morning Star and R. N. Rico, ot the Detroit and Cleveland • foe have ecmtncnc.d their regular tri;w between that city and Detroit. aiding • Demoerat.be: the prhe, a Mat to the ‘Doited State* Senate for ala year, I* woo by the InJep.-udcut Kepiblirat:* fitea direct Issue l.y a ma".tsy or 35 ou .Jctaiballot. Compared with hut year Factory, Dtmims. Stripe Rhirtfrit, atylm the New Hamj-hlre victory •‘The Grand Settler.” A Richmond special says It to rumor­ ed that Gen. tteolteM wli! remove Mayor Mayo and other official. in Richmond. —Four iocomoUves are to be shipped from Naw York to San Franeiaeo lor the but opposed to prohibition. Tbo oppouenfaof tho oooeUtattew mlxhl well cay to them—*' We are oppood io both: you Copperhead friends bere-sboats ean aid ua Id defeating both, if you will; 4btokmskleg s great deal of noise over but If you are determined to have tbo Jlio result of tbe Electiou on lhe 6th Inst. •Id ben, you must take her cUckeu also.'1 No doubt many votes were thrown 4UdiifD0thiuj. True the Constitution T* /fi*eet-d, bat that i» dur entirely to *th» Votes of RrpuMeaitt. The Copper­ - 11 Jia Auburn Horse, f eexle*. Young PoewbontM, Lady 1'aluicr, Flatbush Maid, and Lantern. —St Albans, VL. claims lobe tbebut­ ter metropolis of the Unit'd Mates. It furnhbed nearly three m.llion pounds Iasi year . —Cuualdersble advances were made pine Hosps, marked chararterirUei o. hb present position. —Dispatches fiom Georgia state that Sreffoo 1. The officer* of this Club shall ronaiet of a President, one Vics It doe* not apply to Secretary Stanton We p-irchss-l our Goods since ths g.-eridvritn' on th* first day of Oefebw serf III aril them a* low as th-y em be b m fhtanywhere.In th- Hute. Ws „ blc tu bold ou- goods fur laxok ruort rj, if wj hi 1 the disposition. MUDGE & BAILEY. Hastings, October 21. l«7.-n2D y Patent Medicines, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS I Books and Stationery, suppressing the Kuklux Klan In h>* en- ■ larg.-ly liter.as d majority. So of the gardlng the eracked kettfe: tireretary where jeneioily. ' Cone ruing the mult In Mteh'gan we give p'are to the folivwb.g renrlblerariL de fr jtn ths Detroit Ooimnmlal AdrrrUser, a pxpor a'wtyv, tbo igb nominally ucutrn’, In the lntere>t of Bouioeratic poller: \ . Prfjsl ly R fa no news for us to say that the prep a dconstitution,on which the voice of tbe people vs. beard on Monday, bite 1 by a largo majority.-How large, it is impca-iblc now to say, but tbe pipe.^of both parties put it at 30.00U, and ii may be considerably abovc th 1 u Tbe prohibitory pro;ndtton LAIItr WESS IS ENSIESS V a 11 E T T. Ur.-Eariy Htuflto, rood eiuployea to Induce them to go to —President Johnson’s defiant attitude il Snd Mt — Dickens gave a farewell readinc at Boston WedncnL.y night, and tuade a brief speech of adieu. An Immruac au- township of Tbornapplc. a Recoednr Feeretsry, Corresponding Hecretery, G ROCERIES, au F. D. ACKLEY & CO. stxns axd or n.rr qvsurr. DRUGd AJED Mgctctvm Waukegan. 111., Thurxlay morning, and midlficatlon of the it>fam>u» title Golveuuou me: on w einreuay ano eiscted delegates to tbe Republican National ' Convi-ntiou. Gen. Grant was declared ' aaled Ussslss. true pronunciation would give tbe ex­ PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS isting popular name. Whether the vil­ diction. 6^v. 2. The President, Vice Preddent* lain* now banded as K. K. K.'s are di­ —The Washington correspoud. nt <•'! and Secretarial shall constitute an Ex ­ rect descendants of the Knights of the tbe Boiton Post, who ia in favor at tbe I J. P. IDIEITtACO. Golden Circle, we eannot ray; but tbelr ecutive Committee of the Club. While House, says the PradA ui’e roun- | eel think that tbe iiD|«acliment trial . conic tut reme thousands behind.— they are Just the otTKourtog of that' S k . 1. The President shall preside at 'Annual ewdcoe of the Legislature has treacherous gang. all meetings of the Club, and of the Exbqrfcw filctvfe, biennial re wlons reeciv—The daughter of a veteran attache of * Ipg tally nine tenths of the rotis cast on Middleville Correspoxdence. DISSOLUTION. ’Rjat qtics'ton. given to Lhe Vics President residing In r , The party । apcra of coarse give their tbs dlstnH In which lhe meeting to be­ , own explanaLou of the cause* of thl* tune-hunters to know that tbe lady la\ ing held. teiulL iXu.iKrallo papore centrally married. See. 2. Tbe Recording Peerstary shall cite di It a.* a Democratic victory, wlilhr1 — Republic.r. p-.pensdeny that It iesueh. all uier Ung* of the Club and of the Ex­ to doubt that Arkansas, ihu-gh her ‘ and that tho vote on local offlenr* thru* N. BARLOW, ecutive Couunlttec. 2 Out the State shown that their party lum reeonetrarted bereclf, and fully returned W. S. GOODYEAR, generally held Its own. It cun lie claimto tbe Union. B. J. TRANT. •jtdfos a Dcmi-cntic victory only In a Club under tbe direction of the Execu­ very limited scBoe. .~o far aa tire rteult tive Ccmmlttee. wsuhyhavu a demoralising ctT.et uj>on named Flora Moron cm* mil ted suicide the RcpuLlteaua, it wdl be favorable to in Utica, on Wednesday night, by t-tbe lh-;a©cral*. :.n<i no further. I'rom a shooting bc-ael'th-oogh tho heart with cmiiil view, it r odd seem Hurt tire Reverdict of suicide while tn a Ot of tem­ , cat ejections, but not enough to shot porary Insanity. -ary marked diminution of strenxth.—Tbe segregate of the petty currency o'all kind* at present In rireT.latlon In tbe country If evtimMr-l to rejurent a 1 . the fhtu-’C. Fo for m ae*{^nwer. t apjienrs, nominal value of *16 sno.ooo, and III the Republican party have bteu very Uu» *nidr Jtessstil ia J'Crating lb* Canal.ta­ would take the Mint nlout four yours to li*» ; tlit: d>nn>(b gnjnJIr* and ifixirnnee. ll»a , little damn; c ! by IL siqrply new coinage to I be same amoun t> .Srelion 1. Thi* Constitution may be Advere fat.- seems ►r.met nje* lo pre- stesss grantU; -Equal Hight,.— vlrtdrd • paw erfet Ineu-Mr «;«ie«t its siteptise. rantmtwrU amended nt any regular uneting of lire ..aidcover the birth of Individuals, «nd Club by a two-thirds vo:e ol the mem­ the time la true of things, and the new bers presenL . non dilution U nociception. Under the Jfac. 2. A rode of By-I-aws, nolincenTke Bosks will be KaUicsA alatantwlth this Constitution, may be j. nu.-slnfoul air and post diet, It fa not ado]rfed at any regular roosting. skratuvtin'll ahsild die twlbing. It wai eraIrly and Inip-.^rfect’y gotten up. The Layid-ifom of lad winter felled to - The Providence Journal ways that Arefioa 1. The regular tucetto^ of paM tha act providing for the ckcL’oa of the Club shall be held on every Friday from the rwmlt oftiic tfarffon In Rhode Flr»t days •$. March aa< SqrttMbrr, . aaembe s ot the ooustitut onal ronvenevening, on or next prerevdiog each full Island, ••there win be little or no oppo­ ttan until 10m- tern or lb. er weeks I..-moon, at such plase In tl»e vlllace of sition to the re-cleetiou ot the Hon. far* the election was tv be held. Gwfog Middleville on may bedreignated by the William Sprague, whrwe p revnt term to this brief time, auffie'ent care was not Executive Ommittre. t-pecbl and ad­ In tbe United Btstca Senate explrrwon had in the stdocUoa of ttteinbrrt. The journed meeting* may l-o held In any the 4tb cf March next” tamperaaro elemi al was thoroughly o rehool district In the townablp of TUoralOUrfaed, and forced tho nomination of ita partlxans to a gnat extent, thus re-1 BARLOW Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Pomades and Psrfunww, Ladic’s Baskets, Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, and all kind-s of Toys, Jfqtiuns, «fc. <f-c. for Biennial Sesal we ’ Assyria on Township nil ---- GROCERIES.— 152. Prohibition. Ye-, Fssiemlcns. 1424. m-ijori PATENT MEDICI KES, nun.?,oh.D- ACKLEY 4CO GOODYEAR, D.ttWW A BAILET8 MAMMOTH STORE & GOODYEAR. ♦wring a mo'ority of tbe ccnvcniion . whose bobby wus prohibition. Tberail- ’ lit Roll call of officers andprotem s|»polntuicnts. 2d. Reading minutes of previous meetbobby, and tike all nen who are eontroile 1 by a Bfogla idea, they could rec but one thing, and vainly supposed that every 1-oJy e]r« muM of necevsiiy *«e the aaaKlUnr. They went to the conven­ tion prepared t-> lusfat upon .tbelr bob­ by. but having no wore knowledge ot the work of framing a constitution than a ftoh would havc of a.teem engine. At an eariy period of tbe eewion, a great want of public eongdewew tn the eonrenins was apparent, and ft was Inav. Itable that ite production rbould tulTer from thl< distrusL 1 be ecustitut'en was in feet deb ated be font It wM bamad^nd ths cialm of any aet of men that tbelr wtadem aod their labors. wb<-t!.rr qulesujnt or acLve, have contributed ianiy great degree lo the roaulL to aa as* of HARDWARE STORE, From Orange FRO BONO PUBU00 : 1 occurred in Harry Mrs Lent, wife of Sqtia ria vllle, while In the act bed, had her clothing te above that stood c'oec b’ barrel of water. th< tight LABOE a AT) SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS! H. A. GOODYEAR, dust Received, 6th. AppoUitmcnt of conunittees. •th. Unanfobed buafocm. Tib. Now besfoewL STOVES, IRON, .aacm, most ot the tins, i pain u one would rupp pericnce. She lingered until Tl Cdlowlng. w bee death r and anguteh, has taken hie frier ia bcnrt-rvvdfo fa left with two little bo. . n. EUia. Thomas Cranson. D- D.HubUwL James Gibte. rUfomL. Oath. A-L.MiD.wML m, C. Warth. Chas. IL Dietrich. Kushvilla Cyreq D. C. Griffith baseless r Day Goode and Cra taev to now ready for It �SPECIAL |T6t: Sorat nnd JHisttUanrous. TRIED AXD SOT FOrSDWAXTKO. MILLINER. EB Pi ID 8TOKT, BXIOX DLOOX, HASTINGS, MICH. ZOO. CAUTION Sstti.k Ur.—Early next week wo aball have our Hook* and accounts rea­ dy for settlement and wUh to settle with every person to the olo-o of our second year, being to April let. IMS. ux^rerthEfcSA!?; 1h AILE 2 rax; H. - - < Music & Jewelry. BOOKS. Blank Hole and Receipt Boeks, STATIONARY PREBTON A MEAD, General Grocers, 0/every Hnd and Variety, At lira jTcv sure os Jeffmon Hire*1, EMP1». Drug & Bookstore Boots and Shoes, MAIS Br.OTIIEnS, Groceries and Provsions, Dr® MediciBBS, Grocgries, Tho Most Successful Mcdlcfnej In the World. Established in 1835 by one of onr Most Eminent Phyalclans, and now used throughout North and Groceries and Produce, South America, with more pleasing results than any other Medicine in cases of diseased Liver, Blood or W. PARKER A SON, Skin, Indigestion, Coativenesa, Billons Complaints, Rheumatism and Fever and Ague. Thousands of certificates are ia our possession, giving detailed accounts of perfect Cl'RES effected '"by these invaluable Medicines. They regulate the System and put all tho functions of. tho body a.rx> NAmrKwt^Ktas. rutaxtu. it> fjrnxxx xc in n healthy condition. Livery & Sale Stable. Hardvare. Stoves, Im Nails Grat Rtintili fir WIW SaMIffl & Hinmuim, NEW ABYE9THEMENTS. II. A. GOODYEAR, Banin & EicfeanjB Dealer, From Crengcvilfe. LOOK AT OIK GOODS t LOW FtiCES < ver i.ccu.rcd In Barry County. -^On Sunday morning the 5th Inst., a Mn. Lent, wife of Square Lent of P.ntricvllle. while In the act of making up a bed, had her clothing take flr? fr>ra r. •tote that stood c’osc by tho Vet. and rnnnln- out on the stoop whore stojd a barrel of water. thought to j ut out the SCW ABTl'llTHEItESTS. at any olbvy hou-o u> Ua a®. CUSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER on hliort noUcc, and a flt gutunntcel every time. ’ ■ rsr Hr a.>re and call st lire Tern pl • of fail­ Ion bifure yea bay. MT Bonvirber that nW first Pricy ia far U- water none, IC M r.B GOODS! » aa icnii'd'.stanec from the home wa­ tering his hororo. and hearing iicracrearu hurried to tbe house, and on flrtt seeing her, did not know who, cr hardly what | abe was. She stood nprght, but unable I lo mare. She could talk, and did no1 seem. moM of tho time, to be in aa much pain aa one would tuppixc the must ex­ perience. She lingered until Tuesday morning following, when death put an end to h« auflering. Mr. Lent fools deeply hla be* leavemcnt, end though b's friends, whb are many and want., do ail they enn to soothe him in thin bls hour of trouble snd anguish, has token to his bed, and bis grief la heart-rending to behold. He Iv left with two little boys, whoa? ago* arc about etabl and ten years. May He whodoetb all things well, give him strength to bear up under bls heavy af- PoumCAV—The Democnta am JuNlent over tbs defeat of the new Constltutlon in this town of course; but aa It has been so long rince they have had anything politi.-alte to crow over, it re- Nashville Correspond cnee- / D. C. Griffith has ctostd oct hb •took of Dry Goods and Groceries, and bis Wore ia now ready for ita stock of Dregs •nd Medicines, for which 1 uoderetoml It baa barn rented. Dr. Goucher baa sold out bls Interest ta tha Dreg Blo c of. H. FRENSDORF A CO. PmoomU*. Sfiuiu) at K*eJ. I'-fruli Bmtlitf Cur^. ,'r-^rj^i a« nwummi UtMtS •/ Ut Bio »<‘jAM<ita>. Jmxlflb. !H4. . Moira. R*vsn»i>t>C. hairs A Bbo. Gunnni i—It la now nrsrty tl<bl yore dial PBE8T0H 4 MEAD Profltablc Employment K are in ■•St of ecergiin bu<ure* b>k. •uh trotn «n o lo aarSopiuj. to Of« niFriday, April 1 'th. imponnil W«n>. of to are aa eanvtMing Friday, April ITih. ctalo agasuU (vary Cbosiy la Ore UalM Mita, tut FrUar, April Sub. lb. uWU«»«V W Figure 3 Sewing Machine, , ( , < �LEGAL MOTICES. DRY GOODS. HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTOBY. PKO..TB O.n,,: Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, M. laity, put the friar in Na 6 I’ went Betty to the poor pri« lout reverence must ge into in inti i»i snrs.’ low, what: asked ha, alarmed UE1 1*. HU, q> FOB PlRimNG THE BLOOD. Dry-Goods, NEW CASH STORE, Groceries, Hate & Cape, TO BUY YOUB GOODS! Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Jujiuwj giuti IMPORTER AND GROWER OP \*Yoor roveranoe must co into Na 6.’ FLOWER AH VEGETABLE BEEBS ’ There »M no bq* lor it, and tho prfaat arceo, douod his dreaaing gvwu.and VICK'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE went into Na 6. ’ In about fifteen minutes the miatrcM ealWd to Betty. Put tho friar into Na 4.’ Betty iud<l eoowlhutg about disturbing hie revomticv, which her uuatress did not undmtond. So she told the girl in a •harp voice, to do aa ahe wu directed, ■nd ahe would al way, do right Up went Betty, and the unhappy |tri««t de­ spite hi*angry nroteetatiima, was obliged to turn out of No 0 and go into No 4. But little time elapsed ore the girl was told to put lhe friar into No. ", and tbe pour pnoet thinking that «”«Y body was mad in the house, and sturdily resolving to quite it in the morning, crept into tho damp sheets of Na 7. But he was to enjoye no peace there. Betty was again directed to put tho friar into Na 3, and with team in her eyes she obeved. Ja about an hour th» landlady con■ eluded to go tu bed herself, and the friar was ordered into hor. room. Wondering what It all mont, Betty roused up the priest and told him ho must go into Nu. II. Tito monk crossed himself counted beads and went into Na\ll. /t so hamtenod that tho husband of tho landlady was troubled with the green­ p>«;x.rrd to do all kind* of eyed monster. Going up tu bed, thcre- House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter Iqn, beiuro his rife hu suaiuciona wore confirmed by soring between his own ibMts a man sotinii asleep. To rouse tho sleeper and kick him into tho street was tbe work of a moment Nur was tbe miatakc explained till tho next day.whon , tbe priest informed the inkeeper, what ^Outrages had boon committed upon him and bo learned tu his nomrement that ho had been scryed the whole night as a warming-pa n. XKW .GOODS: RUSSELL & NEVINS. EVERY NEEDED HMD tSD STI LE, We WILL NOT be LNPr.MIfLP. in<"fo^maw»* I'-rrelA **t l«»r*K ibai .ba Best astrt’Bt »f ('Mekrrjrla Tewi. be l:r.-.xd k. xll -m „ krei Kalat, u »M Fresh Goods cmMhhI If haM. win w. ia M.-l a-tilHw 4*.<>lba4. Tberesr* II » OrAeteH. 1 hat M^y. Ito E lb 4.V af ADV'I O«»t. al • a'd-.wk is tto for».a- a. U suHOMd StethaUar as • a^ l****1^ Old Goads selllair rerardlen of <‘®M. DHOWS MG.IR, • • IM|e. BOOTS $ SHOES, CHEAP! o. i. spauldinb. CARRIAGE FACTORY! ’UE BEST I'UIILT SEWING — MACHINE Corner of Jvffi-reun and Railroad Streets, PHILLIPS & BENTLEY. i.'b-lrw. HASTINGS, MICH. WE ABE COMING! •» * elab W “7 ONE DOLLAR BALE I AM NOW SELLING Lumber Wagons, A. No. L, ot 1100,00. Open Baggies »ingle Boat $l2-*», to flflS. « • Two * 130, •• 180. Top ffinglo “ 180, “ 27S. RatlerA Jumpseat wngvn% 75, “ 100. t y FREE OF COST. Success, -t om.1 ml LXcatea*. , Ata ’J The Last lift It Makes the Best Stitch, ’ CAtalogua oT Goods and'Saipte aaat to asy Area* free ALLES, HAWES A CO., T?"* * 15 Federal St., Unlcv, Ma c. ____ * Dry aud fan.-r Cauda.L'utLry, Plated War tried*. Ae. Cas. Loatbor‘ K -fl f-------------------------- - JIWELBY & MUSIC STORE. IMPROVED R. HERRICK, PRRESTO^R .PIMBUiUS A WIGHTMAN'S STOKE. rnvum n cook. !»llMl'l«Hr’r>l». JR SECOND PROCL1MATION! HAIRDRESSING Jfcw^tylc ’•‘"•‘Boldt Still Leads t he Van Great Seduction 301 will quickly rntore Gray Hair TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, EVERY MACHINE IS WARRANTED I DRAIN COMM 8S ONERS NOTICF. DEPOT, IM OBEETWICB -ST, S. T. ... „ Bsstisca April nd. 1HT. K- IlLHRIvK. aprrtt rajcGONEDoUjta mJ^HOLEMALE * RETAIL. Be Sure to See this Machine, Groceries and Provsions, DEPOT, ^.OTBTEB totor* baying ear other, u yaa wmtd wasradtr to di tip painted, Aoold ton happen toaooMoof tboMprurk alterward Wa Kara fro,<wai an): tattoo* lo JfaoHaa alter ponooa hart LOOK AT OVk G001IS1 LOW PltlCES. "FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE- A Good Overcoat for $5,00. worth $10,00; a L'iT Jri-?* *•“ •U’iu- •*,fc A .Mik Mitod ( aximrro aut for lll.n^ vurtli ISLO-1-. A HartH.'Laraifnervaail for 11,1,00 «unh ir: ni a it™.. J. n ‘Wholesale and Retail. Harlnf filled «p drpMt^ata, I am saw reedy toarr-r. Or.ttra in.rary.tjla Alan all o,h»r odtblaa uaaally fo«od .o a Fr.t rla.a Reotanrant Call ve mo for Orator* i' you naal tbo BEST ia FT ' W. A. SARTWILL. Hastiac*. Dor. lltb. IM7. doalllf BROAD GAUCB IIIORT LIMB. Lsslbvr I'mrrri.x QaalHisa Tba Wsur 'blaokikga ATLANTIC & GREAT WSTfflN When aarA sassniiag to Air^ilosa. la Broad Gauge Bail way I wonKand MADK to ORDER on abort noUoe, a fit <narunteed every (Uno. e i Khali b« a ptea*ar* to a* to wail on tviioiMn. W. A. SARTWEIX. teal Cars at Ifomt.ml W..k»«». ir HMrmalwatMb Mess* k^asUAtaBB, isrslwnsnr Bala. » . U Bl—a. lasaSMay, <ir»« IMnUty. *sA [n^4.nsasM is MaNMM asssvslly; O—sawmiiB. EoUepy. a*4 r,i>: Mrntal ssA rbyatesItMapari ,k Tbs warK-rasewnMMlbsr. is thia MwitsMs Uciar*. elaarly prarM ma* hi* awn «x|*ria*a. that ik. awiol osawaweasM «f tfVa*es* i*>ay h* *>*ato*llT rvsmvM wiilimn wei s»sa. a»4 witV sat 4aar«ra» .uraml abSHttfosa. fotocm. Is awssti, rbMewmm, wUinr at a aeua stssreaWesasSarUla sail effwtaaf. by whah DaBilag*. 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Jottnt that menufartriwd lumber is of that ___ ________ .w .rfU* Among the Peer Giris. manufactiired . that floor- which fallows, that one process of manu­ Once a year, however, tho valley pro­ Mr. FERRY.lumber " underbid facture does not necessarily make either mts a meat animated appearance. The Such is the title of a corefuL’y prop lumber, laths, or shingles. I would re­ cd and moat affecting article in the A] mind gentlemen that in tho manufacture caravans, un- number of Putnam'i Mayutint, which cannot be known or constructed into any scribes the poverty, sorrow and temp other article but lumber. The terms bans of the poor ecwmg'girte and st AD may spring trmn logs, “ t^y K^- and bathe in the stream where Jesux is girls in the city of New York. Thi tiro of different articles of lumber and ally do. r or uutance, logs taken from a said to have been baptized by John.— thousand is the' least cornputativn of th not names of other articled of merchan­ common boom at the foot of your mffldise. Mr. BLAINE. How about doors and writer detail* their daily Live* expceea the shore rises in an abrupt chalk the impositions of their employer* do* Mr. FERRY. Theoe ore manufactured lumber, in my judgement, and ore not considered an included in the excejrfion coining manufactured into a shingle at all, far the simple reason illustrated by Logs token from the eamo boom table is ths descent to a life of lewdnosa, my remarks, that tho idea of lumber, ty drawn another way into the saw-mill and provided they do nut contract fatal diafirst slabbed in whole or in part. Theee cascs from oti-rwork aided by tho foal slabs, by a second sawing are cut into air of their crowded sewing rooms and Mr. PIKE. Under the decision of tho ' the requisite length, and by a third and thus washed away. The Christian A<nb fetid sleeping apartments. Tho fifteen Treasury Department in relation to this forth sawmg, or proccta, mode into man­ thousand prostitute* of New York are matter, the phraiM'ulogy used in tho re­ ufactured laths, thus losing tho title of appear in nublic with unvailed facca,step ' largely replenished from this source — ciprocity treaty being “lumbar, unmanu­ log to take tho name of lath. The slab­ down without hesitation among the Tho writer well reasons, that efforts to factured in whole or lupart," which came bed log, by a second sawing, is con vert­ crowd of men, with their cltildron on rescue the latter are costly nnd unsucin free, shingles that were shaved did not ed into perfect lumber, by a third edged their shouldara, and dip them repeatedly ceosful compared with those which nek cumo in free, but were taxed, while laths into perfected lumber, ana may again bo under tho water, in utter disregard of rr.thcr to prevent the eril. If we can that were sawed camo in free and boards planed, tongued, end grooved far finish­ their erics and screams. Still mure vio­ camo in free. But shaved lumber, planod ing purposes or for flooring or ceiling, lently do tho Riu»ians and Greeks act; lumber, and finished articles, such os and all tho while bo nothing else than their fanatxm is only appeased when some doors, sashes, blinds and articles of that lumber. It will be seen, therefore, that of their number, ns often happens, hare kind, did not camo in free. If tho com­ procvracs of manufacture, or degrees of lost their lives in tho rushing river—a mittee had used that phraseology it form, finish, or quality.cannot be the dis­ fate apparently envied by the survivor* to defy effutt. It is almost as bad in oU would havo been familiar at the Treasu­ tinctive line of severance between the re Department I snpjx»e this phrase­ chnrncteristice of lumber to dotermine go, if unveiled, tarty ology used by the committee would be tbo construction of the term “unmanu­ sad a lecture. 1------- ,-------- ----------factured lumber,” as submit! d by tho done by systematir philanthrophio visitacity treaty, and in conaeqneneo of the conference ousnmittee, and now under tiun to learn of and relieve tho iudividudecision under that treaty. eonxidnratian. Without, therefore, going Mr. HALBEY. The nilingo v -------- bevond legislative proprieties, or in any soon vicars, and the sediment falls to the tectire unions fur •elf-erapluymcnt, girls |)*rtinent under tho present law lai is that ' »«y amuming to state what were tho bottom. [isrtinent boarding bouses, homes for the tranaent tawing and planing of Itnnber, tuugning ' views ot or to commit the members uf The Jordan (Scktnal tl Kthi-) takes its reception of tho destitute Ac. Bat wa I and grooving uf boards, and grimliug o! of tho conference committee to any par- source in a marshy district near Hasbuisb would make two other suggestions, prac­ lirvouatuQs ore net oinsidcrod manufac- limit** basis of construction, I run piop- in Lebanon ; flows through the Lake of tical in tlft’ir nature und worthy of Lciug ,uns*’ , t, I wly state »y conviction of tho true in­ Gcnncsarvth; and then, after many urged '•upon the attention of young Mr. FERRY. Tim gentleman has an- ’ tent or import of tho Words “unmanufoo curves and windings, rushes into the women wno are cotn|«Ucd to weak tur a I swerod fur me, and I wish hero to date, turod lumber" by declaring it to mean, Ghor, and loses its waters in tbo Dead living. | in further explanation of tliis coustruo- ] jn my judgement, j—i—all »it sorts, vtn.l. ' Sea. Ila direct course is about one hun­ kinds, forms, Tho Grat j^Lat they should avoid large tiun, that whenever any flouring and finish, and qualities of lumber ns hare dred and twenty-fire miles in length ; bnt cities* and reSain in the country. Theas ceiling or any plan ml lumber of any kind not by further manufacture nnd other it has many windings and angles; near perishing thousands, the details of whose is sliipiK'd Io market it is always de­ rombtnatians and farms passed into such Jcriebo its width is eighty feet At its uiinery are so harrowing, thatoneshrinks scribed as “lumber” and r.cl eqietfally construction ns to lose tho palpable con­ onterance into the Balt Sen, where it trts from coming hi contact with them, and an "flooring” or 'planed lumber.” ft ditiuna of lumber by transfurmation into ates a small delta. Lieutenant Lynch even grieves to hare read of them, are . lie of lumbar, shape of some snccificnlly known ' found it a hundred and eighty yards in prineipeHy from tlio country, attracted si) goea by tho title lumber, whether whctiicrtlio _________________ in the rough or manufactured. Mani- I artiste artitlo of uso and merchandise mcrenandiso by wide! which 1I breadth, with a denth of throe feet. by a deriro tn see something of city life. ! fiats of earpiee frequently designate dif- it « generally ami inreriably uanrod. | Al onetimo the Jordan mirrored i feront qualities, M euninnm, flnit. second, Mr. Speaker, much as I regret tho fail- wntera beautiful towns, bnt now itli5crUany | and third ujipera, imwpoOtive of whether , ure tu include in thia exemption from miaemblo ruined boux*. Nut far distant I tire cargrH^ are composed uf boards, , taxation all manufneturod articles heretomoats onil\temptations of tho city < Bcantling. flooring, riding, or clear stuff fore mnged under the freolist, / am cunsumo virtue and health. One drai THE HEW TAX BILL. | nad, whether planed or unpinned, the tout with tlio inclusion of broadstuff and ■ ■ —— I whole gtws to market under tho general I lumber. Tbcso. of ths many articles at tbo sound of the trumpets of -JasbuB, 1 Hon T. W. Ferry's Speech on Bxmnpt- term of lumber. When, however, door* j taxed, orc, perhaps, the proper ones to bo the walls crumbled into dust and ruin, tne, and a frosh crowd uro ready to inroot I or laths or shingles are shipped, they ore free of taxation ironic two can bo saved, and all the inhabitant* excepting If*bah in tlio tottery ' Thorn ore girls tmough lag Breadstuffs and lumberf doaignatod in the bill of lading or tnani- It baimoniros with the thorny uf that | fast as such, whttber «awcxl or shaved j legulaticm which generously grants n free When rebuilt, it acquired fame aa the , Riprasentiittvs F«ny and Senator | shingte* Ihay are not and cannot bo | homestead to the poor settler who, for sent of the school of tbo prophets; it Howard, of Mlehlgan.,'wsre on the Corn- ' Lby any pcx .--------------------------------------flourished anew, and became, after Jeru­ ------------------ -----r - ------------------ want of means, would otherwise roam nilttcoof Conference appdln'ed tncon- ( manufacturod lumber. They caused to homeless and n wanderer throughout tho salem, tho first town of Palestine. In ■ Idcrthe paints of dlsegrremcnt between | lx> lumber when they by ditfereni form 1laud. —1 Freeing luml-er from taxation the time of Augustus, Herod* held his the two houses the---bill to ----------- — ---on ------._ exempt i। become lalh loth and »l>inglo«. shingles. hosrnis its cost nnd cheapens the shelter slAlter court there; fine [inlncce overtopped the, thrir daughters ttwny from tho city, uu- ' fivsens 1 certain manufacturers from Internal tax. ' rr t[ uml.-ntend unib-ratand thi., (his oxci exception—and 1 of tho homestead. Roltsuing breadstuff* palm-trees ; mighty aqueducts provided leas they can go hitu the families of rela.. that .i—.conference r----- *•- Mr. t>----------—. ' was prr-MUt during tbo dUcussiuu .■ , in .. 1I Al Ferry_«u offtercd the fronj taxation reduce* tbo coat of tho pi- refreshing water to the populous coti- tivea, sad ore sure of employment which committee—it applies only to that kind I mal food of the primal poverty-stricken morvial town; the spectical-krving multi- is butli healthful and remunerative. of manufacture ot lumber whitm run verts sottlcr. With a free home, a free shel- trade roe attracted ny an'mnpbh^MtoT, Our second fUggcetlon Le.thst a sj-eedy in the arena of which the people assem­ nnd effectual remedy for the evil, so far tain in the free list bmdstuflk and lutn- it into different materials by wliich it is ber. Other manufactures, according to thereafter designated and known ax a Mxy conditions uf livelihood are protect­ bled to deliberate ; extensive storehouses ed and the poorer classes of the commu­ tpoeific article of commerce. cd, Is open Immediately tu there Uroaaon each tbousam I doffers <if rale* above Mr. Speaker, to bo more explicit, and nity bafriemlod by * cousiderato Govern­ cosily commodities a ith which they sup­ Ave thousand dollars, of two dollars.— in hopes to clenr up tho oonfasian of ment. With such protection and such a plied the luxurious inhaUUnia of Boar been mentioned by the writer tn JWId the discussion on the bill so reported, ideas with which gentlemen seem inclin­ start in life failure to rise above the mis­ ' ed to enrirete this question of phraseolo­ fortunes which hover around the mure dependent classes of atisunship must bo Mr. Speaker, as my name appears ap­ gy, I may sny that In the committoo* of chargeablb to personal inefficiency ralh- were gathered Jews, Greeks, Humous, are we told that thirty thousand poor pended to tho report 1 desire to say to the conference 1 hod tlio honor to more tho CTthnn to litgialativo magnanimity. I and Arabs; from Italy and Spain came girts are Starving over their needles,and House that, as a member of tho confer- amendewent exoepting breadstuff* lum- trust tho report of tho conference com­ soldiers, dancers, gfadiators In thaae And no relief but In a fall from virtue, euoe oosnmitieo, I was ntixfotis to secure b«r, shingles and lath, nnd helming that mittee will receive tho concurrenco of tho thronged streets the wild children of Ish- when there are twice thirty thousand the exemption of all manufactures that I reveal nothing that took place in com- Huusc. mnel and Esau—dwsllcni in tents, pic- families In the nine city who would bo had heretofore appeared on tho free HsL mitten more tlrnn is proper for tho eluci­ tureequo nnd warlike—camo to sell their glad to employ them in domostle work. , But, ns was said by tho chsirman of tho I dation of Ibis matter, I may also say that flocks and herds, fattened on the rich The .ordan and Jerichoco nferenot ootntninoe, it wan imposaible “shingles and lath” were strenuously ob­ pastures oftho Jordanjtocn whom neith­ molds, at remunerative wages? Muse to accomplish this desirable result We jected to, tne committee consenting to an nnrmsonnble pride be gratified, cron Barren and craggod rise the mountains er emperor nor queen could bind. therefore took up with what we could the exemption of lumber, but unwilling With ths glory of Jerusalem sol alto if the irlee be life or virtue? Ifro.cafl to include sawed or shared sliinglc* or .of Judea ; arid and sunburned are tho Intlu They reluctantly assented to lum­ plains of Sliaron ; but where tho wind­ the star of Jericho. Sandy waste and no longer upon us for pity, and cease I loans o< -stone* broken colnrnns, hnlfthe needier a wall, whether It be in tho I desire here to state that, in vi<vw of ber, but would not open the duor to fur- ing waters of tho Jordan flow, tho sandy burred in rubbish, and arches of acqnefarm of tbo "Song of the Ebirt," or tho thex exemption* Tbo question then ,desert becomes a pleasant land. arose whether tlio term lumber would Tho Delta cd tho NQo is not mare article in Putnam. At this moment cover all articles of different names made sunny nor the shores of our mountain 1 there are thousands of families In every lakes more bright end verdant, than tho of that article and uf various combina­ city, vexed with ignorant, untidy, in­ cussion upon this tonic whether this tions of that material. To guard against picturvoqne banks of the Jordon ; for competent servants fre-h from Ireland phraseology would include all forms of srmbling cowsheds than human dwell ­ hero tho hot rays of tlio sun are ti-mpcrcd 1 or Germany, who -would be glad enough lumber converted into other article* and this tho qualifying term unmanufactured was effered by s member of the com­ by tbo refreshing stream as it rushes .ings, ehrne remains ; hore and there a to exchange them for farmers' daugb. I think I do not mistake tho views mittee and adopted. Its purpose was to majestically down to the Dead Boa; hero block Bedouin tout and an old watch tors from tho country, and metlianlcu* cut off nil articles that by tho protvw of :luxuriant cornfields alternate with thorny and laborer.' daughter* In the city— were mine) in saying that the expression groree and craggy rooks, and the rustling Jericho' excludes all kinds of lumber that havo manufacture had been transformed into , Tbo dwellers in Riha, tho modara rep- families in which imh young women such definitive characteristics as to bo ,of the tail roods minglee its sound with would fin 1 the tno.t catnfortable of taken'such other farms as to be named generally known, accepted, aud named tho murmur of tho flowing water*. 'rcssuitative of Jericho, are oC tho negro ■ad designated by other specific, terms they have black woolly hair, nnd homes, gosrt food, kind treatment and Herj tho cool shadoo uf willuws, ac- S; ' than lumber. Fur instance, furniture is tho general dunnia&’d cmn of lumber.— acios, and holm-oak is enlivened br tho ' countenances are deficientin mti-llimanufactured lumber. Bo is a desk or ’o, Tito appearance, of tho dirty and opportunities for Improvement.— The distinction, I think, in very clearly bright tints of the nomogrunoto and ulo* ger.t | bureau, sofas, chairs, book-eascs, or any auttlod when you attempt to consider the andor; white laurou, tamarisks, and ar­ huts of malted mild and ndfaH, in whoso Twunty-flve years ago we began married names of articles synonymous or inter­ butus attract tho qyo, as woU aa the dea­ interior tho half-naked inmates lie ex­ life Ln Bo-ton, and at that Unit (and changeable. bliiugles ore nut lumber der fig-tree, with its in tori nan g branches, tended with their shaggy dogs by their still more a Utile earlier,) a large por­ * > disgust. Hedges of thorns tion Of the families in the city had for nor lath; lath is not aliingles or lumber anil broad, overlapping leave* domestics fanners' daughters from. Tho rod ftjchtiti-likc flowers of the Any more than lumber is either shingles Maine, -who went out to lervlee for sirfr.and the orrangw-tinted fruit of tho X^a time thU tb» u tuning print of aulanum, glow brightly in the warm sun­ construction. The exceptksi applies to beams ; white here ana there the tttrbanall farms of lumber,whether in tho rough neevmarily uf like nomenclature, after shsjted bead of a solitary pohn b-oe. mrpnettle down ns they were brought up.— -.1- a__ .. undergoing various processes of manu­ Neat, intelligent, capable, they wtritcd facture, by Which their form, charnctorbsmt end bnlistim, and Uttt are materially changed.— tbe faintly rather than Ferrante. It: lumber are merged »n Nuram T to ba diverted ur answered by ~aa; and naturally bo*Aj*a ALL IS WELL. JAMEi r. KOBrxTI HARVEY WRIQHT, For a Care of all Thml and Lou Diseases Ftar.nRonK a mills . M. AC.IOtMU JOUB lOHRTS. LAOUFHM. *. «.. Da. H.J. HAItT HALL & RuChnL. Proprietors. 1£OBEHEA.D’S MAGNETIC PLASTER. The Great SUeggthuior and Polo Destroyer of the World. B. c. rantptz C. 0 RotlBOOX. PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL IN . EVERY HOUSE. STLVATUJ H CWl. TBS GREAT REMEDIES. JOmi MICHAEL. favorably mown aito EXTENSIVELY USED Mew Tort CilJ aal Viciiitj, TWEMT1-FIVE YEARS. MADAME ZADOO POETEB’3 ALrBr.D 0. WILLSJX. HAtrnros noust 60 COUGH BALSAM. Price 25, 50 and 75 Cts. per Bottle. TUBSSST, UUBArKSX ABD' 5IO5T EFFECTUAL UEMEDY COUGHS, COLDS, ETC., PtFRELY VB.QBTABLK, nlr» met ratt. nmealB XOTAKY PttlM DR. ZADOC PORTER’S h<F* n orewmoa imuii uiuuu a u.. or lath tribun of jSwnber, lath, <jr ahingEw ' but the taftw Suga tmted Wk to 1PWI SALTS, n-*n nannnt bo tTUO. than to poverty, to wotka rtvoluttoa that would blcaa whole clttssand (Mivee Unmi a specific attl “IWUhei Tbo beauliful rule ol the Jordan aught and humor snrlgblline If ftxm bearcat and the the vnvrnn of the.nwuntaitu of Moab, ■ �pay mys^f. Cost nothing to enter la this dess. Tbe abesp will bo sheared at the Festival; untese objected to by the otBccrn of tbo fiMtl val, if so will be B’Aereas, We, the teachers of Barry sheared near by ou tbe same day. B. P. CADY. C-Junty lock wtth profound regret upon the apathy of the masses which is so manifest in their neglect of those things, which, though small la themselves, contribute much to the success ef our schools, and, IFAereas, Theroaresemo things which lug wtu held this afternoon, at tbe pri­ Thea kill 1 and spars not 1 will contribute to oar succees u teach­ Then strike I and let every blow cut ers, and to the more rapid progress of mary school house near the eeater of dfep Into the heart of ths monster f our pupils whleh wo cannot cureelrss our town, for the purpose of determin­ Do this, and victory I victory I! shall perform, but whleh ie peeullnriy tbe ing what could be done by our township , it'e republish the following editorial by way of helping forward the great en­ be our watchward and reward.” work of our patrons, therefore be Lt ffrmlad week'* La Cross Democrat, a terp rise—tlmt of the Grand River Valley Itesoteed, That if parents would reap tewing Domoctatlcforgan of Wisconsin, the granteet bneflts from the whools to in order that loyal and good men, who and ef course the action that was taken which they send their children. It fa for have the best interests of the country al could not bed'-emod derisive upon the We are requested to give notice that them to give to the school more of their question. Wo were disappointed, how­ frtort, may see to what that party la there will be a Convention of Posts, personal attention, and that their visits tending. ever at the offish n ess (If I may be allow­ Grand Array of the Republic of the to tbe school bo frequent, thus enroared the expression) of some In the south State of Mldilgan, held at Odd aging both pupil and teacher. “Wo are pleased to sec moremsuU ii Fellows Hall, in the City of Detroit on Resolved, That the condition of many port of our town. Able speakers were sommenced for Democratic organisation in attendance, and no doubt some were Wednesday the «th day of May next, at of our school houses to such, that teach­ Ln the South. It is important that this 10, o’clock a. m., for tho purposo of ers and pupils are n s cessarily discour­ convinced of the Justice of bearing a por­ ahoujd be done early and well. Every tion of the expenses of this enterprise. electing Department officers, far tbe en­ aged in their efforts, and the school, la. Southern State should be fully nepreThe elector*, no doubt, will seen be call­ aeated In the Democratic National Con- suing year, and the transacUou of such stead of advancing, must stand still or ed upon to say what shall or shall not other bualnoas aa may come before the retrograde, aud that It fa in vain to ask CnaveaUon. JSacA Post wBl be emitted for material advancement in the greda be dene In the premises; and I confi­ to five delegatee. of our schools, until tbe school house* dently hope and expect that our town will at least vote the 5 per cent tax. I Soldiers In locations where no Posts are very much improved. •-■mon who were embarrassing to the Reeotved, That, inasmuch m many will send you the minutes of the pro­ have been established, but whore it is 'tmtWerete Government, and plotting school dJrtricto are but poorly supplied ceedings: deemed desirable to form such, can send Its overthrow, throughout the lata treMeeting called to order at 2:90, P. M.. oaeh Are delegates, who will be duly in- with rasps or charts, we do hereby rec­ idendous struggle for .Southern righto ommend that every school be supplied anfi oustltntlonal liberty against tbe at tbe earliest period with a good set of O. Sylvester, chosen Secretary. The Puritan crusade for the •abjection' of primary charts and outline maps, and Hon. Mr. Pringle, of Jaekron, was then white men in the South to nrgro 1 and that the dictionary be no longer found in introduced, and spoke at length. Ho mjn^rol supremacy, and who, since the only three-fourth’, but in all of our garo in detail the history of the road triumph of the Federal aims, in part by that the Copperheads are eetnbllidilng thus far, and vividly portrayed the great the Au /ffas Klan or an organlratlon of the aid of their machinations, have vol­ Resolved, That the variety of text advantages >rt arc offered by It. Immiuntarily placed themselves on a level rlmllar character, trreuonable tn Ito ob­ books found in the various nchooh of the dlate completion. Mr. Cal io was then jects nnd alms throughout the North ns with negroes, and not only that, but have sought to Impose upon their white as is apparent from the following notice. county U an evil that call* for ^nmcdl- Ing intimately acquainted with the needs ["OnTbauday, April 23.1WS, we shall *te abatement, and wo therefore request neighbors tbs same degradation. be prepared to furnish all parties to or-' — *- ’throughout ’ * * school board, the county to of the Road from his long connection This eon UmI is to be waged upon prin­ with it, added greatly to the Interest of ciple. and our staudard-lx^rere must be ffanise tor tho protection of Hfe and lib­ co-operate with tbo County Superinten­ hl* remarks. Ho gave aomo valuable in­ erty. wMle suprtmac}/, State aquality, dent In his efforts to procure uniformity. taien of principle, sound In the tsltb. and equal taxation, thn several blanks Resolved, That we recommend to tho formation, and also exhibited a chart of Bond, as delegates from tbe South, the line thus lar. Mr. Wright was next men who can le depended upon—who and Instructions necoaenry to the forma­ people of Birry County, that such a called upon, and also called to mind the tion of Lkoiovs for the more rapid and change bo made In the opening and clos­ effectual advancement uf tho qsand ing of our school terms, that the vaca­ fact that ve also expected to reap great 5 ATI OX AL and MILITARY MOVKMKItT tions will occur during the hot and sul- advantages, and ought therefore to lead try days of summer, rather than in the a helping hand. After some debate a On every Cash Purchase amounting g-.tee be cast for men who. through dtbMO, and at tbe some ratio oc larg­ spring and fall, and that tho "three term vote orthose o.cscnt was railed fur, as r* cowardice, venrity, or lack of princi­ system l>o adopted Instead of the one to whciher the6 percent, lax should not er or smaller purchases. ple, aided and abetted the most gigan­ be raised. It was ncgstlrvd by a little now generally practiced. *‘Lacrosse, Wto.”J H E LABGEST, CHEAPEST AND t |r wrong of modern days. ' majority ; but of course can not be eel Resolved, That our thankh art due to j Mtn of the South : be true go them We deem It of the utmost Importance the citisens of Middleville for the kind- j down as the expression of our town. A wlhohavc been true to you, when It In­ that an efficient Post, Grand Army of BEST SELECTED STOCK subscription list will probably be circu­ volved peril of personal vlo'enco, de­ tbo Republic, be established at once In neee they have manifested toward us lated, and a meeting called soon, we ex­ struction of property, unlawful impris­ this Village—also others In tbo county. during our stay among them, and the ' pect, and then we may have something untiring efforts put forth to make our onment, ana even death Itself by mob more to offer. 11 ought to need no argu­ vtrtt pleasant nnd profitable. law or illegal military oommlwiloiii. Resolved, Thai opr (hanks be also ten­ ment to convince any person residing In Bet aside all policy men w ho barter dered Superintendent Paimkr for tbs this county, that if ho lends bls vots principle for safety or office, for they I ngalnst the aid called for, be willingly 20 per Cent Below any other Mouse in Instruction given on the present occahave failed you in the past and will be­ fights against his own best Interests and thia City. tray you in tbe future, those of posterity. jTho eureet way for yoo and me to,win Truly yours, io to put In nomination the beldest and derings end meanderlnga, 1 have finally W m. O. 8ylvb»txr. found a place that •ults one, and 1 pueaa that I ahall stop l^rre. I am in Burt ronnty, Nebraska, situated about fifty Enrrnn Baxtout.—Through the csiTfillca above Oinaha, the Metropol's of umna of yonr paper I wish to exproas A very funny incident occurred In a cuatage they want Is one that wHi bring the Weri. Otnabs is a city of about ten my Views, on tho action of tho Execu­ tuBMMltof. It mu-t be radical, though thousand Inhabitant, situated on the tive Committee of the Barry Co., Agri­ neighboring slty, says an exchange, a Leapenng-ooe mat cuts oeep into tne Mfooouri River; it b a very pleasant cultural Society, In establishing a Sheep few days rlnco and one whleh Is too heart et tbo great questlonathat are agi- place, and 1s growingrsry fast; and It Shearing Festival, the minutes of good to tie lost. One of our celebrated Litlag the public mind. They want to fa calculated by many that In a few which were published in your isuueof composers has written a very pretty atop at no half-way house, between years It w!U be a second Chicago. And March lUb. It was proposed by ms al •ong entitled ' Rise Me,” <L very pretmongreliam and genuine Democracy. safer the eountiy In this vidnlty.lt te that time to hold a Shearing Fwllval on 1 ty, blushing maid, having beard of the ••ng, and thinking she would get it, **«t roen kt President and Vice the prettiest place that 1 have found In the 20th day of May next. 1 also pro­ jT^erlflect who have nerve, pluck, mlll- all my travels. The river bottom ex. posed that the-praiulmni to bo awarded with some others, stepped into a Basic •tore to make a purchase. One of tho t«ry spirit and daring! who, if they re- tends kick Into the country about fif­ should bs ths name lu number, though clerks, a modest young man. stopped up eehre a majority of the white votes of teen miles In width, and extends up the leaolu amount, as those given at the to wait on her. Tbe young lady threw ths United Statro, including youre, men river thirty-two miter. There te a belt State Sheep/ Shearing Festival. This back her veil, saying : of tbe South, will march to Washington of very heavy Umber about thice miles Im*, proposal did not meet w Ith approv­ "I want 'Rock Mo to Seep.' " at the bead of, and backed by, ths white In width, running tbe whole length of al, hence were excluded, (lie BoutbThe clerk got the song, aad put It b*mon of America, and take their seats, ths bottom, and back of that there to a downs entirely, and growers of the ■t Sastinfl* gan.net. of human freedom, and all was at once marred, and blackened, and rendered bonU, rad MhramB tbuwh U h»l •.............. i wmsethMtbepbgQM Egyptian. It is for ua to restore its beauty, recall its peaceful happiness, make glad LU •orc and troubled * hearts, and kill the aecuAed serpent which has been the author of so much wrong^und suffering, gOOD NEWS,—GOOD NEWS. Good Tea, Be^Impe BEST 8T0GA BOOTS $450 PER PAIR. BJE=- iiniiitii GOOD FOB 120.00 (Settlement and wish : penton to tho clo*e o being to April lab IS MUDGE A BAILET. DRUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS Ma’x, B#n al Ciillra’i Ctetiiu. F. D. ACKLEY & CO. First Class Clothing! and ralnsugurate tbe white.teen's goveromsnt, In spite of man or devils 1 They will co "either with their ahlalda upon them 1” Dead or alive, they must go, borne, if need be, by a million of armed meu. And whatever may be tbo progress or condition of mongrel reconstruction— let your States be organized into black »> tarns, or stand as they do now, in a r,te of political chaos— you, men of t »e Fouib. must record your vote*, and they must be counted, and as that vote ahall show, together with the voles cast by the white men of the North, a ma­ jority for or against our candidates, so shall tho result bo declared, and so shall it stand and be carried out v tf this facings bloodshed,then let blood If this carries war into the manufac­ turing districts and commercial cities of Ln# North ; if the torch w hich has blaz­ ed through the Sooth, leaving nothing but desolate beartb-stonre and blacken­ ed ruins, rblts the grand structures and costly machinery of Lowell end Lawreaee, built by the poor man's sweat and made prosperous by tribute wrong from the jtow man's hard carnlngs.and levels with the dust the proud and bosstad palaces of Stewart and other*, whe ar­ rogate the title of -‘Merchant iTlncse” in ear lend, then let the torch blaze and U-t all this, and more and worse come if Lbgy will have Uao, rather than an* knowtodgs Lbs Just rights and yield to the ilghtfalsupremacy of tho white b. pl.loJ u Ihu. __ J supreme qaaUU«o of rare eluUon and courage to carry the thing through, and triumph is certain. Briere rurh • spirit the mongrel cow•rd* will quail and acknowledge defeat. They woald not dare to farce on auoh level tract of country of about twelve milrs in width running thirty-two miles. The soil io a blank sandy loam. and very rich. They tell me here that the Jong er they work the land, the I-etter It gets. 1 have a brother living here, and he has got one field of one hundred acre* that be has had crops on for nine rocceralva ycers; and the last four cropM have been wheat Tbe last crop yielded 35 bushel, per acre. The land here requires no seeding or manuring to keep it up. Land te worth from five to forty dollars per acre. The homesteads arc all taken up Io thia vicinity; bat a short distance from here a person can get one, furtlfi, of 100 scree. I think it to far bettor for a young man, here, than to spend bls days in grubbing around the stumps In Michigan. Here all a man bos got to do to to build a fsRoe around hie whole farm, and then put up a log hou-a, and then he to ready to live. Here a man can get rich, while another man la clearing off a small farm in Michigan. Wheat to worth $2.00, potatoes <2.00, com f 1.00, oata *1.00. Ho you eon eee that ws have got about aa good a market here as you have there. There Isa groat chance for specntoUon hero, and It is going on briskly, the limes ore good, Rooney Is plenty, and a great deal of It changes bands dally. Land is on the raise, and I havo no doubt that In leas than ten years from now, this very land will bo worth <100.00 per acre, and it any om wants land tn thia country, tbe sooner ' 1 1 ] 1 Cotswold and Llcretera, were not to re­ ceive the same encouragement, as were tho growers of Merinoa. As Mr. Bray, of Thornapple has already given a pro­ test against tills action of the comptitter, and a* I am not personally Interested I shall make no comments but merely to call the attention of the public to the Tbey«ay that tbe teotia to be the sheep •hearing the largest fleece, and worth the most money. From ths read­ ing of this clause, we find that the com­ mittee are not only to be Judges of wool, but are to decide the respective value of alieep as well. If thia be the case (and from the test which they give we can­ not but nuppooe it to be,) andhla com­ mittee Is to apprize the stock, aa well as leelffA and cxasilne wool, and if that committee la to be composed of persons who are directly iutareoted, who tbemaelvea are to decide upon the morite of thott own stock, If thia to the design, then will the Festival prove, salt ought "Now,” said the young lady, "I want The Wandering Refuge*.'” “Yoe, ma'ma,” said the clsrk.bowlag, sod in a few minutes he produced the '• Refugee.” "Now, ‘Kira Me,"’ said the young la­ dy, of course meaning the song above The poor clerk’, cyw popped fire al­ most, aa he looked at the young lady In utter askmUbment.far he wm not aware of the fact that a song by that name bad been published. “Wb-what did you ray, Mias t" OOODTKIB. BARLOW » BAILEY’S UUDIOTH BTOR* Efte Ran. Roan W urth p'-ge will be found a mi the N. Y. TrUmne, o .deference between ti rU Rail itoads, to which J. P. ROBERTS & CO. e the Erie Is right, an imsnrr of the people it to cordially sustain hair efforts to prevent H controlled by tlio N DRUGS & MEDICDTEB, "1 can't do It; I never k farad a young lady in my life,” said the clerk. And about that time a veil dropped, a young lady left In a hurry, clerk trit queer, and dealer lost the sale of some LAROB AND SPLENDID STOCK OP GOODS! A Beautiful Custom.—in ths mou tains of Tyrol, It to th. custom of the women and children to come out, when It U bedtime, and slog their na­ For tuy own part I am resolved to see tair play, or leave the clique to them- tional tonga until they hear their hus•elvee. If‘the committee ®n makes satisfactory explanation and define their position to bo a proper one, then wo are willing andansiocs to hear from spec*, and apprise at the Festival, fa N. Bartow, L. Power., and T. Altoft. the first stanxa, they listen a while for Now, are they ________ competent persons for the answering strain from off the water, and continue losing and listen rill tbe the task. Of tbe two first well known vutess come borne ea ths tide, tel Ung that the toted oom are almeet home. How sweet to weary fisherman.M the shadows gather around him, must be tho tongs of tbe loved ones at homo, who slug to cheer him bow they strengthen and tfcfaten' U r“B,‘ UJ*- bU“bto dwsUea by tho owe Truly, tt fa Tns Dotvactiac Rcrca bly-conducted Republica hanged hands, and will dltcd and published by H OX, the well known edito luron Press. Tbo Rrpvb hArgt of Mr. CAMmui. h eUabie, able, effioont en xpuuentof'^ho principle Ublicau Union f«ity, an J lent service In the cause o cm. \V.bldMr.C*MFB* s^wfcatover ealiing be m ngage, and trust It may b 'bleb we are sorry tn lear iosa has not been, fur su If, C'amfeell gave the wishesattca-J M I new field, tho i abilities ensure suc S Books and Stationery, groceries, Vtota L. Betaford, Orang ■ .Wx, Myra c. JosU aMms, LllUa Oates, Utas. Ms NeEwefr. Oet ■ssste A. Curtis, Katie Wa ah Yerwtaw, Elia Balrot �Betal and gUisrtUantous. - . —— JEU XU R. uu AMU1- BUSINESS CARDS. Tbe bigb praiaee tmauatiag from people in all neh Webster, Record. parta ef the world that hare dcri.ed beaelit fm> AnnaM. Flower, Ruble A. Barnum, the see of RADWAYI REMEDIES. ororaa Geo. D. Barden, Usury SUuchcomb, Mrry E. Land, Woodland. Harriet A. Stanley, Hickory Cbrnert. Nettle Briggs, and Lidia A. Power*, Mary E. Croueh, and Sarah 8. Wing, North Trrt-an V. »»___ „ . . F. N. OALIX1WAY, DANKER. mujtmoKi mad* a **xm*D. HASTINO8. • - - B4sl - • - MICH. MISB E. WILCOX, MILLINER. *D STOXT, BR1OK BXOOX, HASTINGS, • 87 - MICH. D. B. WOODWARD, Deate ta Dry GMi aii Greceriss, soon » ayron. d* vo* bmd anmrcnrxt Rkkory Corwara, Mich. o!«n» MISS M. MEAD, I> RESH MAKER. h: r t • • a .Parson al.—In the list of the officers He is regarded ca one of the loading alert In the towuahlp of Yankee F.prlng* a couple at weeks since, the name of educator* of the State. As an tndteaWw. O. Swwrtin, Fchocl Inspector, t.‘on of tho appreciation of (he lecture wasunintentionally omitted. on the part of tho Teachers present, there were twenty-one ucw subsoribera ,-ftADixo Cihcjjl The mecflr.g of the secured for the Michigan Teacher, op Heading Circle advertl?*ed for this whleh the Prof. In nurv-tatn rr.ti.A, (Wednesday] evening, on account of the absence of the President, la postponed commended Dr. Rodway A Cc'a. prepxrelteu. After taking U.« Oral doat of Relitf and water I coaid breathe with etae, and frit all my palna dimlniatung 1 cooUaued taking tan of Rad­ war's rm 1 er cry night, and a half tauponlal of Relief and water, and s!m rubbing my ebrat and threat with It, and. thank God. I fret myaelf per- Hi Settle Up.—Early next week we nhall have our Books and accounts rea­ dy for settlement and wl»h to settle with every person to the cIm of our second year. bring toApril 1st. 1868. Flat Jewnlry. As.. Ac,, cusnpriaing a gr*al raricr ofoMfal *rUdM,all to bo sold lor OJIDOL. lAR. Tu uy «t • •cading bb U><lr addreBB. by sail, aadjoeu.. we will lurwanl Ibem cer i tlcatoa, girlng lb* oasn s*4 ddaerislloa ef Ore whirl, wa w.ll fr.rWarA Bae Oar Music & Jewelry. ■ General Grocers, Resolution* adopt ,-d at the Teacher** Institute, held In Hi-tings April 14-17. Whereat. General education Is tho foundation and support of free inatltutlona, and the security and perpetuation uf our liberties depend u|>on the iutelllpence and virtue of the whole people, and, Whereas, thia iuu-Ulgeucc and vir­ tue must bo Eniigbt fur through the pub­ lic schools, conducted by able and com­ petent teacher*; It Is therefore. Received, That we regard the Tcarhers Institute, rut Alnojt efficient agent for qualifying teacher* for the ardlous and ro (Minsiblc dutl-a of their vocation. li’tolvad. That we highly appreciate the valuable nnd Interesting lectures uf t'rof. Whitney, Bvgg*. Palmer and Hart, delivered nt th's Institute, and Drug & Bookstore. Boots and Shoes, BOOKS. Dreis, Medicmex, Groceries, Blank Kota and Receipt Books, Groceries and Produce, Livery & Sale Stable,I Groceries and Provsions, consider Prof. Whitney, ns an “object Icesao” for our emulation, and that our warmest thanks are due him for prun­ ing the old Grammer tree, thereby giv- , lug addliloual life nnd vigor to all Its Hartvare,Stuves,Iim,Nalli kindly entertained us and we hope that the schools in ths vicinity may be so mt ch improved, aa a reau t of thia In­ stitute that they may thereby reaps partial nmunaratllu fur their liospitall- $2,500< THOMAS B. AGNEW “Free Bread,’’ which we trust every Jhvofaxf, That the Michigan TrucA«r nrau iu Barry County will read. Few deecrvcs the rapport of tho teachers and Districts have a more efficient, energetic friends of education throughout the ■dll devoted advocate of thnr luUrests Mlffl&lMSBta, From Nashville. "■ A ron of John IJnwa, about throe years old, was drowned tn the Thorn­ apple river, last Friday. The little Mivw, with his brother about nine years old, bad gone to tbe river's bank to play, who, by seel'lent slipped In, and the lirvr th- Erie la right, and thaflt is fur older Loy was not able to rescue him. tne rxrKjtnrr of the people of the North Il was about an hour before the father West to cordially sun tain the Directors was apprised of tbe accident; and when hr the-r eflurts to prevent the ioa-1 1mm 1 deg controlled by the N. Y. Central the river about 20 reds. Tbe Good Templars Lodge la prosper­ ing Only here, their numl»r» Increasing weekly. Tho friends of tenij«rance »bly conducted liepublican journal lina have lost a very important battle—tbo ■ hanged hands, and will hereafter be rejce'.ion, by Ute popular vela, of the edited nnd published by H. C: Bcffimoprohibitory clause of the New Conatitution. ’The moral fores which the popu­ Huron /¥<■**. Tho Republican under lar vote favoring thia clause, would give charge of Mr. CANVUKLi.hiui ever been a reliable, able, effioent and unfaltering I ■ to the cause of temperance, would have | Btreugthenod.andcncourageditefrienda, exponent of the principles of the Re- [ »o that, though tbe New Constitution publican Union party, nnl Iras done va- 1 whs rejected, It would have in-iured wise legislation upon the rubject and would •lorn. We bld Mr. CAkrtmu. God speed have given force nnd efficiency to the In whatever calling he may In future present low. But the friends of temper­ engage, and trust It may be, at least, "a ance should not be discouraged—“pick t'.oancinl rucccra” in every respect, the fllut aud try llagaln''—the right will which wo are sorry to learn the Repub­ atJcngth prevail._________ lican has not boon, for such a paper as Mr. Campbell gave the people of Cass ■■ounty. deserves to ba in all respects a H. A. GOODYEAR, Bader & Maine Dealer, DISSOLUTION. $250 «i:w lersRTistnsrn. FMHUK ORDER. HEW AIVEITKEMERTt. TRIED AND EOT TOUSD WASTING. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, oek«k S^Jcwt" ^sot..4 ton in this new field, though his well known abilities ensure sureais, in what*. ever piece be may “pitch his tent-’’ The following named persons havo received certificates to teach In the schools of this county. For the benefit of school officers, we append to the names, the lost office address of al! those whose address has been made known to CAUTION.- sated. Ulrin<»r» oe Uim. | PIECES FALL PRINTS Gates, John McEwen, Octavia Lurroy, Louis A. Curtis, Katie Wakefield, Han­ nah Yerealcm, Ella Baloom, Fannie AMilas, GUoa bhephayd, Middleville. Frank Hotmtater, Collate I. Caln, Lois Andrus, Emily E- Hoimra, AiexlaaK* Camby, Jane A. D. Hall. E«x> geneBurt, MIHM Elite, B. F.GaakUf, < .M. Atkina, Marlon Better, Emna Bttrttoy, Mary A Slsaou, C- W. Cramer, Geo. W. Cramer, Mary J. Oc, Emma �LEGAL NOTICED. DRY GOOD& a—iteujuits of the Impeachment trial. The magnitude and rtreumstancca of tbe strifeInvest it with an al r al most romaBtia.-AfOfiey is power, and-potrer in movement never fails to envoke either aRttilrailonwaapprt’hensIvn. The scene J^MA*presCDtad is a struggle between Dry-Gooda, Groceries, Hate & Caps, Cxxockery, TO BUY YOUB GOODS! Boots & Shoes; NEW CASH STORE, HASTINGS H'OOLM FACTORY. SUPPORT HOU INDUSTRY ' the axnouafi ee-great that leghlaturcs and courts ore charged with having TBe Kflect U-Tbat raa laarc 1®W twenty b^gthpogllt; two Watca have, In some sort, become parties to the controversy, aad.whilu tbo richer of the two mlliloD- Sheetlip. Flanela «b< Cmineres. alrr ehleftalns keeps tho field Ln the Ths prodoet of bams kndn«uy ! As good u tbs RUSSELL & NEVINS. ■gal procreser which be mnalden Mid establish himself lb a city r Jersey. Meantime, from their Loe centres of business they con­ ffn ‘Mr. Drew's al«ence from New YbPk, Us antagonist, asfa.-as newspa­ per aahdes go, has had Chines pretty jnueh according to his own wish. WhatVfjtf ^4 speculations the Erie Di rectors pr'par>4 u> do ail kitvda uf mgy have engaged In, they ecrtaluly have not bought the New York dallies. House, Carriage, Wagon & Cutter Indeed, these papers have been, in some instances, fdbomcly laudatory of Mr. Vanderbilt, and tu the same extent abu. Frrt Udi enuaitl, BOOTS f SHOES, CHE.1P! iine aspect of Uiq affair b that Mr. VsBderbllt, with three great railroads I already In his hands, is laboring to poaarea hluixelf of a fourth—namely, the I*, of which hla antagonist is a protnh»nt director. Here, at least, Mr. Draw has the advantage of । osltton: be slock, which has been told. Mr. Drew asserts tint this money was needed, and iee|lHl h*ld for extending theU road to tl«»<Weal;-that such expendftare and extention were absolutely eetcntlal to Ita success. Thteiraeceas of the Erie road, befrevsr, witii its broad gauge curled ofitWtt, would bring it into rerious atMl damaging competition with the xsetirt Ccut.-uL Tbe ownera of the Central, therefore, good mnnagera m lh>y are. bring suit against Mr.Drew to compM'hita to poy tho money over tea roMijFpr. and not to apply It to iboextoniion of the Erie read. Meanwhile, Mr. Vanderttnt and his frioada have bougttwp the larger part of the stock of O. ». milLOIHQ. RUSSELL & STEVINS. CARRIAGE FACTORY! HE BEST nniLT SEWING The Las! MACHINE Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Success. PHILLIPS & BENTLEY, HASTINGS. MICH. IMPROVED FAVORITE RM DRESSING I AM NOW SELLING in oncBolfc will quickly restore Gray Hrtr­ io its natural color and beauty, Jtnd f-roduce luxuriant now th. It U 'pqlw^ly lurmlcsr, and i, preferred over crcry other preparation by those who have a fine bead of hair, i, well ii thore who wuh to rcitore it. The beautiful glow and perfume imparted to the Hair make it desirable $•*, haamtMr. Vandrabdt bought thVErlo clock in the Interest of the more wealthy and pofitable Central ? Is not this manifestly a sacrifice to the Central by way of preve.rtlng Western competition on tho part of the Erie?— And la not Air. Drew's Recount of the reason for tho new Imuc of stock con­ firmed by the course of hlaantagonist? Deas not the one party show Itself as anxious tn prevent tho extentlon of the Erie yreslwart os <ho oiherdoee to effect ilfTi not each acting in Character?— whose predominant railroad Interest U In tho Central will not have Western ovutpehtlon, and will prevent it at a snerlf.ee. Th* party wheaa solo Int rretln'raDroada.'s In ths Erie prill htoMfbMty submit to have tbnlr road made the tall of a monopoly, Instead of aa extended nnd profitable corporation. Now, with so natural and obvious a theory before us,whit Is there to require mlaa? What Is there, that la, to warrant | tbo amplelon that Mr. Drew procured « a. t xr. t r. o v n * co., 193 S. Clark Street, CUens»* tbo Issue of the $10,000,000 aimply to tbrm^boul Ui« promote hla own private ends, and And sold by all Ratal! against tha true Interest»,of the road 7 We feel eompeliod to answer, Nothing; snd.this view boon firmed byromeof IbaHrfira ftrta m developed by the axamination «f tbe Legislature at Albany. Tbe testimony of Mr. Grorab«ck certain­ ly watolne.] nothing Injurloua to Mr. Drew, while .pjaf of General Divcp, Vise Ereridont of the Brie road.deafrure tht^gowaa ha knew, tbera was »o qwaUen raised In the board about the leoatfty of hauler ‘the bonito.1* He teltena that “be supposed the mun.y ww to be raised under the section In the the West would he an adv&nt-uto to it. since it would taako a connection with »„4. OH C..<1 wniK rr<irlle» of Com. boat to pry beneath Uic surface of this huge oontcet, and especially to under­ stand thia abuse, but with only IndlUbr- the moat stupendous mono^iUea In the wJHd. If he falls,the charge for freight and passage between New York and the Wort-will be whatever tho suecemfh! ■WJiryoly pleases. Such a monopoly might raise tho value of Eric stock, and that of all the other roads under Its con-' trol, but it Would be at the expense of the people. 1 be people, by their legis­ latures, do not giant franchise* for the PW1> .of overgrown combinations, but foetbslr own convenience. Monopolies may flourish by the evil fores which Is1 in them, but they must, when under­ stood, always bo batuhil to the inut-er, whom they never fall to oppress. 'But II Is charged tliat the contest in▼«h*gOMtlotis of personal morality : thia Is something more serious. As for aa we can understand the case, it stands gtwimw Jiri EV ERT REED’D KHD 1J» STYLE, It Makes the Best Stitch, Lumber Wagons. A. Na l_,at $100,00. Open Buggies single Scat $125, to 1165. " •* Two - 130, 180. Top u Single “ 180. •• 275. Ratler & Jump scat wagons, “6, ‘•‘—100. 'rrcrxnVMVaK.H E’try *>d»r arUch la my liav Mpnlly low. WE ABE COMING dissolution notice. TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, JEWRY & MUSIC STORE. Friday, Apr<> 1Mb. Friday, April trtb. Fridar, April mb. Friday. V.y l.t Be Sure to See this Machine, Et lore UiJ ios oU»rr. as yon aocLl aaaarrdl•. r k. J:.,,.i -l.—u ——» “FLORENCE SEWING IA CH HE.* AMT1C & GREAT WSTO Broad Gauge Hailway! •emit ~ GALION. CLEVELAND, or COBBY. NEW YORK, EO’TO.N, 1‘ITTBBUKGn, FHILADELFHTA. BALTIMOKE.and WAtniNCTOYICTFY. Wahtbeaaly BoMefeUs Oil Regions of PenMyJvtmia I ■ahkeT* I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-04-29.pdf ccfa49b94e7001c112958d0b3198ee76 PDF Text Text ®he wujtingj gzuzer GEO. DEWE'k M. AT HASTIXG8, BARBT CO., MICH., Stye tjastings GaniW BY GEO. M. DEWEY. VOL. XIII. Susintw directory Wtdiral. BOOFUND'S GEBUN BITTERS, aim VBOOKAX HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APR. 29, 1868 Jwtnj. mind,* says the visitor, T Prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackbob, riuLADELrmA. ra. LIVER, STOMACH. OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland's German Bitters HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, Hoofland s German Bitters. within him waa exploded by one glance al those marry eyes, and he burst into a loud roar of merriment, which the two HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIO WM DFJOHW. ing to hear how Beecher would come out with the lecture. The choir was known afterward by tho surname of 'Tutor’s Delight ». P. OlAtl. .m. at.mint. A Story From Pana. tfHisccllanu. mtirt, r PRIsDLK C U HOLBROOK. K C IAFI . ALFfiED C. WO.U1H. HArrnsGs Bonn. □sMwMsr. Ute* Ron T M.Cmurt,, F4 fAttUlU. tttUUAF A ••-, HOLESALE A RETAIL. W. A. SARTWELL Wholesale and Retail. SARTWELL. kMXTtNC Indtenspolta, with ber three children, In Loulsvtilc. Poon after the train left lobe cast upon the discoveries of Ute fcrHee, by the assertion that tho captured ritual end oath were made up from the make her escape through tbs door of the bombastic ceremonials of the Sons of Malta and merely proved the propensity car was filled with ladies, many of of the young men of the dub tor fen whom were terribly frightened. All tho until ahe was finally thrown down and ____ tell* the following story of a Twelfth Night fete in that city: A wealthy family in the aristocratic boule­ vard MalMberbes were amusing them­ selves inreekiDf ’ toe King's portion, or the ring in the festival cake, when a lady of tho company says to too hostess: “I wish my portion to bo given to the poorest little buy wo can find in the street” The servant was dispatched on tliis freezing night, and not far from tiro house lie found a ragged urchin, tremb­ ling with cold and hunger. Ho brought him up, was ordered into tho saloon where a thousand lights glittered and sparkling fire gladenod and supnriaod Jeffersonville, with ber throe children Cuugreaa. His knowledge and aptitude dragging after her. for the law are very remarkable. With Thia woman acemed to have some sane a tine expressive countenance,aiid grace­ ful figure, and medium statute,he revives vereed rationally, the stated that ber the boat ideal ofParliamentary eloo uenca, and will attract great attention and wield a large influence before the Senatorial judges Qrctope as tho man who had sedixod them into joining the Ku Klux Klan and assorting that the oath of smaesinatinn had never been actually carried into ef­ fect. Tho Grand Cyelups, whose name is Campbell, Ixsing in tho care of the po­ lice, it was suppoted that ho would aot him. the reel might gut clear. Hu’. Campbell lia* proved himself maater of the situation. In-a counter card, he relates his whole connection with the order, and shows that.he was seduced lu- teen ; that they afterwards made Mm induced him to join the enter—a young fellow named Ferguson—draw ths ritnal and oath, to which all were sworn; that travelling without a protector is a mys­ Newspapers come to ns like white­ pointed, of which he waa winged moeaangers, laden with cheering tery that will bear solution. news, and away goes melancholy ana In the Wrong Pulpit forgetfulness of the losses and crosses uf finally stating that ho has all the origin­ The Grass Lake Rrportcr relate* the al ducumeute of the order, and ten prove which they always bring ; if perchance following: every word bo scys to be tree, and **givo Quite an amusing Incident occurred facts and Cguroa, names and ccta, that friend. They are over In bbaron, the other tsbbalb. would send a thrill through ths whole which we give fur the edification of our length and breadth of toe land.” ous psihs of life. Point ns a family who To clinch this statement, the Chief of cannot, afford to take a newspaper, and Polios publishes a curd declaring that eithnr side, and the grammatical reviews we will prove to you that tltey are stand­ Ively by a Methodist and Congregation­ CampboD's account is true The poBce wore contests lor superiority, in which it ing in their own light Their minds are al society. In the Congregaiianal kniw much more about the matter then seif-aboorbed, and thev ore thoroughly was vitally imriortant that every member the Klan supposed when torn’ foolishly should be perfect Henry was generally nerolcut Indj luck wrapped up ge, was to I rushed into print A detective has Ar the latest choice, and fell on his ride aa would have i —prwh,»dil>.Mrth«lMBhoreh,.llo. an unlucky acocsaion—being held more ; Ump, o, n rtrnb™, of ,„,„wUrJ I ; K- ■_ >to.„ I amusing than profitable on such occaout uini, t>cing a rving ne must cnooeo a | Tho fair leader of one of these divis----------------; Queen. He was asked ao to do, and Hadiaala wsreAe•• — » • • - •» >*<-.• vises were st the same hour. As Mr. ions took tho boy srido toe private sport-1 looking ’ ’ round' “ the company he chuee ] meat to put into him with female tact tho vrry lady who had proposed to redo little tn the purchase of a newspaper, did Brown came from Clinton, he eras of course, s vtranger la the locality, and as ' and insinuation those definitions and dis­ her portion of cako. Ho wsa asked why be made frequent InquLrii-s along the tinctions on which the honor of tho class be chose her. Ho said : •i don't know 1 She looks the moot uf intelligence and whose advice and road for the Sharon Cburrh. was direc­ ted to Uia Coagregatlonal Church. On the murder should be dune. 4Now, Henry, A is the indefinite arti- like mother!' hl* arrival at the church be bitched hit sic, yon see—and must b« used only with 'Mother; whose mother F Krat on tho list of the doomed is Imre, went to, and found the pulpit Judge William Hunter, of the Criminal - the singular number. You say a man *My mother! I never knew her, but NOTICE. was stolen away from her, and here is tho shoals and quicksands of ruin, take but Court, who was duly elected to be mur­ llio papora. If j-ou wi*h to rid yourself rived. After warming dered, nud whose life waa actually alher no t.wi t!’ Witli this he drew from out his rugged of ptok-pocketa, speculators and highway tempied. Second waa Judge Barbour at the and of his prayer*’ cent s likeness, which proved to be mat robbers, keep your “eyes peeled’ and pulpit, sod when the time come, rose to Ixrwia, President of ths Q/uuty Board of •Como, Hemy, now don't bo joking; of tho very lady herself, who In Italy, n ad the hymn. What eras his sunirise Oommiesiunera. He was to bo waylaid decline He.’ ’Nominative He, pooece- had her child stolen from her. and now as be opened the book, to fined It was a and shot fintn tho bushes on his way Drunkrive Hi*, objective Him.’ *You sec liis he turns up a poor little ragged Savoyard, WEAK ARD DELICATE CHILDREN is piaosaive. Now you can say his book dragging along a miserable existance in still a while, and finally beckoned to a —but you can’t say him book.’ Pans, while his mother, by aa intuition phis. That the ottemr ’ stop to think ’Yea I do say hymn book, too,’ said perhaps, fell that in tho air near to whore bow terrible ods r Did you If thte wsatheHharon Methodist Church. was owing to the fact th the impracticable robolor, with a quirioReceiving a negative answer, the rev­ al twinkle Each one of these sallies you brought upon your friends, when erend gentleman dropped his head and made hi* young teacher laugh, which you degraded your manhood by getting exclaimed: "Well 1 have furnished a Things to be Remembered. drunk r Ob, it is a fearful thing to tram­ good subject fur an anecdote!" Of oourre each as hunting for eecanud thieves, etc. •But now, Henry, seriously, just attend TESTIMONIALS. Col. Beaumont, Chief of Police, was on ple qnderJwt under fool the ths high claims that God 1. That ths lute rebellion, which cost pls to the active and passive voice. Now ‘1 <rar nation toroetlvnrsand million dollars, wdnum and man has uponreu upon vou. Drank! Drank! -How • How the dilemma bo was In, and uu-skly look the list; but the nU> amt was regarded Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. • “ ’ "re, you see, because yon do .„a hmdnxh or ihuumA, of lirm, a* so perilous that ha failed, by a few in *■ the ear of •J"""* a loving wife'! How , «”»«• “ £« S“» But I arn struck is passive. rpnu wwunw»R uilu I nary familr !"*” ’ fi.nd nxdhw Uoa may be Imagined. On arriving at rvtea uf being elected to l>e murdered. Slate Senator W. J. Smith and Ilopreiu Imd. rebeUion. 1 « ““p! ““ <»T» ything, do you F scnt&tiro Thus. Hamilton, and one ,or £m, in lb. isLnree a< b«.M. • **•« ud himself for being lais. and so told the •Yea I do—I strike back again F whole story. On Kir. Gallup's arrival Sometimes his views of philosophical ,1JX bmn. S.bMyU> r.K.i..«™. ««">< > atod. uro. w. vroopwann.subjects were offered gratuitously. Be­ he found a very smiling assembly awaltWhen tho plot waa ripe, . tho Chief of 2. Thu UwItabouioSortbOT poll- h”“”; H. rfurf. w^r te fcB m ing held rather of a frisky nature, his Hbom, r™» Hon. James Thompson. Police mado the arrest, which has creat­ jaws as •• to IdBis a™ to m.»- open “ “ of hhell, “11 unconscious ■■ sister appointed his scut at hnr elbow, plained. ed consternation among the rebels of when ano heard her els isos A class in bers of Congress and Mayors of our larg­ West Tennessee, aa none know precisely natural philosophy, not very well prepar­ est citfoe encouraged their Southern Go to Sleep Early. haw much Is known tn the detectives of friends to rebel with promises that friunds ed, was stumbling through the theories of ths Union should **hars fight enough of toe tides. *1 can exptain that,’ said JAUKH TUOMFSOJTMany cliildrcn, instead of bring plump llieee farts wn gather from the Memphis to do at home, that "ths war should dot The hi , Henry. . b. wutb at M»»b and Di™', lino, but »« h“ •arirraa^, wl.mi b. ^nbld and freali ns a jma/li, arc as withered us oon-Mpundeuoe of the Cincinnati (JuttUt. Frorn Rev. Joseph H. Rennard. D. D., ‘Well, you too. the sun catches bold of b«n> in Ih« North,’nnd U»i “blood *o«U । >» ■* >“■“ It is probable that further developments poort™ nod the moon and pulls her and ahe catches will be made before tho counts. • • • •• , comforts of too family ardo. Drunk! hold of tho sea and pulls that and this run iu our own streets. ” i He is spending the means of suj-port far C vV The sjarit with which the Ano­ makes the spring tides ’ rmion'to fcr ^n b, lb. ^rt, at U... Jfl"™; hi. ohildmn.nU«in« fcr dotlunj. This 1 cannot certainly; bull do Irian people are breaking through the 'But what makes the ebb tides F Drunk ! His reputation is going, gone ! know that those liitlo folks who sit up Democratio party in ths North to aripplo foils of prieelcrnft is one of the must hn•Oh, Ant’s when the sun stops to spit the Government, to 4J—-------- — “-4- His friends, erne by one; are reluctantly late at night are. usually nervous, weak, portant signs of tho times. Tl»e oonoueon his hands.' waa the brisk rejoinder. leaving him to his miserable fate He small, and sickly."Tho reason why you After about six months Henry was re­ goes down to his grave “uuhoncrod and noijd more sleep than your parents u be­ dat waa established in 1849. It baa 4pturned on his parents' hands with the unsung." Drunk I cause you have to grow and they do not penally reputation of being on inveterate joker racy against tho BepvblnThey can use up the food they eat in 4. That every single Dot and on indifferent scholar, it was the HiUsdateJaiclde. thinking, talking and working, while you should save some of youre for growing. On Saturday afternoon, the 18th ult. talent lying about loosely in him if he liclliun, and that was only prevented could only be brought to apply himself. from doing co. by tho strong arm of the Omemment. hung himself In the barn of George Mer6. Thatwhile the Democratic Congress­ rett, about half a mile oa»t of this village. few smart children While Mr. Beecher was in Amherst men, Govcruoni and Generals rioteltvl College, he led the life of a merry Clrix- their oaths, abandoned tho flag of their In the township of HUtodale. Acker bad Han, taing something like *a converted country and weal into the Congress and k d. rax pal*. bob-o-Iink.’ the Armies uf the rebel Confederacy, not a wiRfary RepulJioau from one end of the service ws» badly wounded. His CAVT1O1 formed that the head tutor of the class to render him untraitor to the flag of the Union, or went —v be, il tune to into rebel Congress or rebel ararieo. nil-ordinate* argued and do not worry her by bogg mg fl. Thai while ths republican partyis <>f tho Turv Lmd* throat­ WahUekamtr.* Buihurn* now laboring to rretore the Union upon ed and'diacou raged. This waa probably Uw basis of impartial jurtfoe and tho a mere whited sepulchre equal rights of all loyal men, the Demobefore lie waa found In tho bam aa above Anecdotal of Henry Ward Beecher. । Mr*. Stowe's now book, “Men of tho Times,” relates some anecdotes conned| od with the early life of her brother Henry. Wo extract the following : When Henry was eleven years old ho iBMUUl'n or liv’d. was jdneed in his shters school in Harf­ ■loa of Spirit* ord. All tho other pupils were girl*— Here is a school scene . The school room was divided into two tv srrrs a geosvkkob. Klux Klan, In Memphis, tl which pretended to form « club, has rinoe caused furtJ rived nt Jeffersonville, It was with diffi­ culty that four men could get out of the sequence of the illness of Mr. Stevens, for a spring. Ho heaved a deep sigh, upon liimsolf and Mr. Boutwell, of Masand his eyes met the eyes uf Mr. Boochvilla omnibus. ’1 hey finally had io give mUBDOK a KTLU. jomi Hon. John A Bingham Chairman of tho Committee of Managers to try An­ drew Johnson, was born at Mercer, Pennsylvania, in J815, and is therefore idemic •Oh,' says Beecher, innocently, ‘pray down, sir,’ indicating the only cnair. The tutor looked apprnhnnrively, but corawsa county, from 1846 to 1849. and has since served in tho Thirty-fourth, _____ ______ ______ _ Jut still, no Thirty-fifth, Thirty-rixth, Thirty-ooventh, solid ground being gained, straightemxl Tliirtv-niuth and Fortieth Congrees from himself and looked uneasy. tho Sxteento Ohio District He waa “I don't know but that chair is too low Chairman uf a Hoard of Managers in for you,' said Beecher, meekly. ’Do let the Houso for toe impeochmeut of Judge mi> got you another.’ Humphreys for high treason. Ou the Slid •<7h, no, no, my young friend, don’t uf May, 1803, was appointed Assistant rise, don’t trouble yourself it is perfectly Judge Advocate General in 1864, and agreeable to moin feet I like a low conducted the prosecution in the trial of the asaasrins uf Mr. Lincoln ; is now Chairman of the House Committee on doubled up like a jack-knife, and The Great Remedies for all Diseases EtAJtVaT WRIOHT n>UDri Eu among his book*, awaited the visitor. A TWILIGHT REVERIE. Hoofland’s German Tonic. NUMBER 1. �twomriiE^r 1ASBT. bosettlad. the gutiug? gasift. A H. RAJU10BE, A CMm Wasted io sell roa »*—— I Wlth * would ooeoood diflbrwtth mo. HAWTIXOS. MICIT. WamnnaTox. D. C. April h, IBM uv tikln advice uv Attorney Gens ml the Impeachment of ths present I Teri- Oflte before ths 4th uv March, IBM. when It okkured to me that I ought to gatoucy. for the purpoee uv publtebln lhe future Um* will drenon*tr*te. Jt behalf of tbs White Hour* Traitor but the same tn tbe i ape.-s uv Kentucky. entire up-rn the Thirtoori'h Volume made known tbe fart that I desired to dry the iMtancuo of Secretary WeUaa, Irik with him he dlrektld bls sakrstsPostmaster General Randall, Ad Into-, ry tn furnish me w th pens and paper, all the various department’ of tbs of- rem Thomas, and the President's Pit- that I might tike down what he ecd. 1 found him c ihn and bopeftri. There more subscriber. In -Jis County than we relied upon to disprove the Idea that hav* today, and a derided Increase of tbe adwrtlalng and Jobbing patronage to make the office a paying Investment. Tbe poor, ah ! ridiculous, exhibit they betokened the Will that wuz behind om. per aa eau be obta'ned outride of tbe and h * ooee, like a beacon Lie, gleamd large Cltw, in the H'ata, and believe waa expeetod. by the President's Coun“Remark, casualy," sed he. "that Is not dbcrrdltable. Nevertheless, It qusnoee of violating the taws and the the Radlkle majority see n determined could be decidedly Improved, did Ibe pa­ Constitution. But the Idea of permit­ upon ImpeachintnL" tronage of the office Justify tbe inveet- ting co-oonsplrators tote*tify In favor nt I did to, when he repL-ed In these th* principal cons[-lr»tor was to mon­ cllldes for doing all kind* of work totfur strous for the Senate, and the Cabinet ■ Yes they de. And why 1 cannot unhands sr.t-usted with just as much exr«- eoutd not therefore Interpoee tbel’ re dltlon as I., przeti -si, are! take th s oc­ cou>mcn>latior as nn excuse for oath- gfetod in thl. or any other w«w!d. who casion to ask nt th* fr'ends throughout brtsklng and law-defytax on lhe portof th* County, tbri* eirur-U e, -operation ?o the President, in brief, lhe fact is. tire sighed foi It. an I done every thin In my extend the ciroulat on of our paper, and defense was an utter falluro on nearly IteadvertJ-tag arid lobbing ja’ronage. all tbe essential potato. They Itave fall-1 We thtak tire Job-work In Ibe County should be done by the local pre a. and , the President U> tret the Cun<itutlona'-1 rua labo launder on the flatter ourselves, with only our present ity of the Civil-Tenure Art In the 8ufrailties we can do lost as good work, a* preme Court nn U1 be bcesme ala tm d by they can obtain at dth-r Grind Dsplda > the attitude of Congress. They have Preddent, that wua drunk. Allegan, Kslainft’oo Ball'e Creek, Mar­ not been able to icbut the pr<sumption shall or Clrariot'r, and will certainly Ih-t be intended to compel by force ths Sou th accomplished aktordln to my furnhh our patrons on Just aa favorable views uv wat wu« proper, and here coutlngeacy ; and have produced i a again thrir onreasouablenls, wux rnndc Politically, the DasxiB in the future pre.wdenta authorizing theap;ointment I painfully mani c*'. They rood Lev had pevcv—there wood hev Lin uo trouble tering fidelity of purr o e, to the princi­ War, “without the advice and consent, whatever, bad they ycclded to me, and ple* and policy of lhe UNION Rxwn- of tliefieiMte.” Their discomfiture has •cep eJ the policy 1 bel agreed upon. been ricnal throuphuut, and decidedly But they wool not. 1 he entire Congrto pursued by the Republican Senators and ri<" leu foody so In respect to tbe sndeav- KnnrtJmuJL Apr ! Ifoh^!» MB. Editor--i» y°ur U‘u« A*r‘ tat, Ut. »«■!.«o' ceremony. Y »• J * ^qor^, who hed m-idericb a narae.sbsod threw marri-g* ™t>7 "t-rud. tbtt. It totbserrth by oos frl«o step. Hut re Uwux with Giant-Lie hod rendered thel’Moe. aria tb-weon'l mDre OTTO me valyooable aselrtance in putt n 11-uw. t, down tbe ret elllon, and hed sufitred al­ most es mmh U>* Constso ben cs 1 । ospy-rtghl tho same : You that have Joined hands, before h*d, but he rorined hiss. If srterall.— I Ehe klan oppo-e I me from the bcginnln. him that made th: thunder, whatGoJ thus l -yin his elf out for oU Lima.— ha* Joined togslher, M no man put as- Hancock wua finally pureuadod to stand persisted in pluugin the country Into dlaeeueion and trouble by oppoeta me. When 1 think uv bow they hev rootaed tbeireelves—uv wnt a ridiculous figure nentq 1 eau't avoid d-oopln a bitter terr The Pnuldrnt vux v'.a bly aflbeted.” me, but what a way this 'comot reporter*' ho. of quoting this Improved ma rla»*e cereinouy, it is like some preacher*quoting s r-idur*. I wish.Mr. Editor, that you would Lil thia cur.ent reporter, tbsl 1 want him to act bb bible and turn to and read tbe last el .use of the eighth verec.of tbe tseuty fir t ehsptor of Rev.latlon. The ceremony in quivtion was prerliely this, after Joining the hand* of. : the partte-,. 1 arid. rbo opiooe me lh-t tbe toverninoiit fa torily to tho bead thereof, removed him. How kin the government co on IX MONITOR PLATE DOVBLk ikt. FRAME **v" 'I’IAN<> I < >UTEH< Cbmptete Prvt'ciloa Aaaioit W>| and Mat Cumait. ' w 1868 WEEKLY CHBONICLE. opposed n* there wood be no dtspoote. '1 he people must under tend thl*. thst New Features andBeautifklPremiums. 1 hev no objeekahun tosayln that to STANDARD SCALES. ef I cood, nmove Congr.se, that the 'e-niggle between us mlts be e'Jed. 1 I'UIZH MdU'US ASH KEarEKS! uv-offis net pertccbnl him? 1 rhel su­ rer lo-wunat that I bed decided that law r;io will conlnyoorily ■ wich they know 1 rightful I.ejtoLiUve authority then of. or io eaeito the odium or resentment of all । Klux Kim.’ 1 did ttriaand tho Prwldeut went on. "Tbe unfortunit okkur encts in ai their anxiety for my triumph and labor for the highest poeribie proa;* ity duly and Onstitudona’ly enacted. On Memphis end Non Ortsros wux the ie­ ths sacrifiova they are wlllin to make-— ' suit uv tie »ame ’ "* ■-**-. •f every section of our County. Laving >ame eplnt dev* derel"j«d In th*, la this mat er only public interests to people uv tbe South who opposed the of the people of the United btatee, did that my other friend* in Cuunetlmt Capital repre-entlng the Redieri Ma.Io lUe* of thia Wouit’p Srw Atulkurat llAINaS- lUiMtXMarseMrr* a»d kraj.luf liMaia* < «.. OS*. klat.auc'-tri. HmmkI FslU. I raaUasMi.l ' GHAND AND SQUARE , Itea-e* OOtr— au<l 1*1 Ou A (graiTo l*laxio-F*<»rte«/ 40 CarllalHlI *U<rt. 1’. U. Bal iTnZ. U IL rtiaw S„ M*< s*4 >tx ttecoxil rtnHf »rja«t. •>r«K.I Y»ri rw»4 ter dr*crpu<* Cstel»p» and Frie* Lut. all truces uv the la'e oo|*leaaantnl*, I decided that everything ehood l>e reat->r- rilldtsiaou’* Crows Crtnoliarv I. Are CLarsnss f®* UgfclsMa. displayed a ore ? Who kla dqobt when backed by ncli adherents T The President signified that be wui .SK cphaas*aa*a Crews Ct Hol la-* 1 Ar* aapvrrar fcr Claali* ty. 1 ArCwago. in .rot late strwL C L Wtewm. Arrnl Al-tewlria. Va.. A T MsaarSC*. >K.at. Uxi.a a. W... M L t-ll-- *<■ ttaiii*. iLJj.' ri*n«l tor avs’ItoaSHpIv, dm Ml IN UMUTUElts* NEWS DEPOT, a 1 H wk w "th« re may be things yoo 1 X loot eox eonuol uv thrir own Slatcs^nJ bed tho misguided fe pie whs hed *tool In oppusiajiun to tho confederacy yielded thia pint fur tbe soke uv hanno­ a tH.CATUK a tt>. . . ---------------------NEW WK PlAX<iR)RrErOMEAXY. (ca**T*ss» asses. ISM.i N*in«foet»rvr* ef bold ounelf reepono.ble for snch senti­ scquKtal «4th* President, while afl the heeded. In Memphis, too it wuxslml-’ ment*, on matter* personal and local, as brat informed srree that with poedbly lar. The nlgrees wood per-lst In hevi'i ‘ school-houses and eanyta pel'tag-bonks dorsad, all Wee b the language of the | any, the Republican Union Senators about with era. kn ’.wm Ih it every time writer, and he alone is isspon-lbla for will vote him guilty on all the charge«. they d d It they waalnflamln 'be South­ what st pcari over hl, personal ,Igna­ with the possible and some say probible ern boart and Orin the Ro rtbe n sole. addition of Senators, Johnson, of Mary­ land, and Norton of Mlnnesotx Even poor. Instead of quletln things down the well informed Copperhead Corres­ bygtvln up their obnoxious ponoo'.i, pondent of the Boston Poti, the leading they pereevrod, and the icsult is a part the DaxBxn, wo hnre rec cred at your Copperhead pauer In New England In uvbl tory. in lhe irritated condbhen hands, wsrolh it your tel he co opera­ Ils issue of We IneaJay last says “that nv tbe Southern wind, (martin ei it tion that the Baxxkr may t* what the Johnson hltLSelf at present regards his was under tbe can-huanls uv of di feat, people o the County des re It should be, conviction »a almost a certain thing."— Rcood no*. I<«ex|octa4 that they ahuod a reliable index of the views of the peo­ Of course, Copperhead writers, as well |Q >k on qui-t'y and ace nlggvr children ple of die County, moral, social and po­ ns Copperhead citizens, sod rebels gen­ in rigger skoo’-houaea, icarnin that litical, that the uttermoai p>mibie a- erally, gr-an over the probfolo result wich wood until on from flilea the podidoudi of good may be accompUabsd, which Is the neees«ry consequence e' eben nv nlasers ex they understood IL the facts elicited during th* tri il. They Too tbe infsto-iatid peo| le nv the North e*<ue a paying financial Investment. pretend to charge the Court with unfal ■ who egged ou tbe nlggei* uv Memphis nets and pvrtldlty. But it Is only a few 1 and Noe Orsons to tills attempt L» rise ( days ago that the President was sore to tber elvreowt uv the norm d *pce- in • Tbe intimations from Washington, oeape, said these some letter writsrv, wich they wus left by the Comtttvo*that Ben-tore drolrs to make speeches through tbe Judlrbi! tmputia|rty of hen. must ail the blame for this lamen­ pro and eon on the Inn each went, before leading Republican Senators. In' who e table oakurence n»w and for-ver att -eb. Tl:e Ku Klux Klan is another developrendering tbe r verdict, are rather ap- hands rests tbe decision of this case. p-i llag, and are received by tbe people These members of ■ he Senate were > o d< • m nt uv the • one sj irit pr-doweiby with iwound legnt; and If three tu­ term'ned to cut loose from nil suspicion ' slml'a’ tnusM an I even t oxllu in the mors have any foundation In tact, which of party Was that they have voted for ,ame remit*. Tbe niggrri Ing id uv we pia'er to doult, the exrncrthe Senate almost every proposition of tbe Pi eel­ humbly purvooln tbe even tener uv tber shall dlsBl them by author atari ve con- dent’s Countel, and for tills reazon the former ways and bow.n meekly to} the uv th -*m wich wUs fa tred-oUoa. or by the po-atlve axurane- i'rerident's friends liava expected their ibat tbe cxiattnq fifteen minutes rule voles for acquits], until within a very will be adhered too, w.*h laflaxlngMcl- few days Lut pad, and up to the time ty of purpose, the better tor al oence: n- when thia change camo over ihelrgiaam rd. It la a frUMUetit mistake In Individ* they of*regarded these Senators aa men। the redree to be men. They preabt in ual gectlrmen in pul l e life that they true and tried, as lnde."d wo hivtsnr. rutin and in hoi Un meetina and rich, . sad uv curse the Oiuiwhan. uv the must define ibdr position, o berwiae . Routh east tolerate IL Th> ■» irtife-uv than by their votes. on every iwjortaut । . these innocent nig rets by the meuuv quest ton which centre be ore them.—I. iu . Dotlr, Trr-V-U, ate *~a», publ-ahed." (n Neo Orireji* Dr. Dostle and hie ad­ herents betTonly to turn over the con­ bev e<d anything that 1 don't eare to trol uv the elty to Mayor Mon oe and fatb, r. 1 kin c*,iiy deny It. and Han- NEWSPAPERS, ricruatAU. MOXTI1L.T XgAOAXIMBM preme dictator. Ing to ourself lhe right to tas\e . any no m.isaaere- But they wood not.— commentoou any communteiUon ad­ They |ei*stel In loflamln uv their mitted to our col'imna which in our | all ad-lore from Washington, now that high epl l ed opponents to tbe p’nt uv j kail tbe testimony Las bs<-n subm tied.— may seem to demand And in tills ecncood they expect f I te writ enough to let them gratify their wtebet. Brt la tie* prases t cxfpwscr lbs dsrire of tbe count y late hsvs the trial anr M npusdUy m p» ribfo. that the v!- gCHUTZE a lodolff; You s ic.fwcttuHy. In U I uv brin diffiwscd thro m ne, chiefly depend upon. Wat Is tber in It 7 Stanton “ Ui oppeeod to me, and I, labor! n foe that uni y, that om n a wlth- U-mpted to bring Into dlagr ,oe, rtd cuL . liatred. contempt or reproach, the Con-1 gre**, or either branch thereof, or to imi piiror d«*troy tbe regaid or r.spcct o I all or any of the goxl people of the Uni- •rabla m:xni the publio Intevxt. Indi-1 ' Hotre of P.eprenenUttves against the: President by the most coneiu-ivs test -' mony. Proving beyond a reasoml l.daily over their own signature*, on mat- 1 doubt, that In addlt on io the high erimof refusing to rn'ort* tbe laws of lhe country Const'tutionally enacted he did conspire with de-igninr men, with mal­ osmrron enjoy the rig ht t>> be heard In lee aloretbocght, to overthrow the Cos etltutfoiiaJ Government of the Republic, and ertabllsh on lie ruins a dnpotitm, sedated with him In any giv.n enter- elvD or military aecouhl be beet areompllal-ed, with A. Johneon, "lair tai'or knewledgi'd. and expect tn the future to i XUULK*. MeCUIlDT aCW ”°4suppcte Mr. Editor, that means Sickles, and tho grjot minority uv tho F ib snf and xiokt. Localxr, we shall endeavor to make tho Bajrxx* alive representutlve of the interest uf Deny County as a whole, and of every sneelal enterprise which will promote the inter* t* of any section when ty-tl a-rioua<onfilet with other Inters-to which e>| >rilv demand, lhe eu- From Thomapplomeo»t opi««ln me, and then I resigned him re'uetnrtty. But be finally went over. Wat an awful thing It la that oos fe VOLUME THIRTrar. $19 ,M8IEEi BACKS BOOKS, GOOD FOR $20.00 suli.lmc euulldenoe in PETROLEUM V. NA6BY* P. M. (Wich I* P>«tmliter.) STATIONARY Temple of Fashion I Utah Correspondence II. I’RENHDOKF A CO. nothing of unusual impirianoo has transpired iu thia ImmcdAto vicinity. Blank Note and Receipt Booia > kite । TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Of every bfad aad Tortofr. F T. MAIM. i luinn r*i f Mt • to d B. MALI. txi rpUE CHEAP BI5QI.C !>UMCKIlUMtS. . . . | dittos, that comparatively but kw mm Ore c< py. one year have made their way through to the Hweet water country, but such aa have made the trip, age- |n the ata I meet BEAUTIFUL PREMIUMS! that the newly discovered, mince excel even these of Calafonla, fur richne a In gol 1 bearing quaiU Tie enterptLIng miner* hare already laid out a city, now oxt or Tnrsx circrLirs kill bxknown a> ‘ Bou b Paso,” and it now bcott* <4 a i-opulatlon <>f two thousand inhibitanta. Bho ild tbe country prove a*rich in mineral wealth tala rep esented at present, one year will give th.* new city twenty thousand occupants. | To any peroon fanning a Club at Hvs There arc no* over a hundred team i in subscriber*, and ioniLUng usTenDiSalt 1 ><e City, waiting foi tbe iond> to j lore, we will send five coyplM of the Imp ore co that they can got through I WauLT Canoxicui aud (fW*Vj*«riHom in grenlir hast) are naw on the way bore, but they are bavin; a tou ;h | <W«) either the Great Portr.U <r Mr. Finney’s Book, aa Uio g«lter-up M the lim* as you rej see, from tho fact that thv club may direct last Coach waa five days la mxkltw Km Toany p reaa reading * dub of To 115 miles, tho paonca.ore walking the subscribe* and rw„.iv DU'are. we wi.l last tea miles at that. and tan -ojlesofthe Wmuclt CnnoxAm >ng tbe psasengura from tbe East jeur and both th* Grant io trait sad « per cwt Delow suy other Bocae In UMlay is Qeo. Wood of Oregon, be w.ll Cotostsl Forneys Book. Both Premthis Qty. be tho guest of the commanding officer W CUSTOM WORK MADE TO for adty lw>. Order* bars been reodved for detailing men from thb Post, ODDER cn >hnet notice, and a At guarto gs as guard for a party of the U. P. ante fl every time. #Et’i,Bc5iaiiiQilta'sClcilit[. HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR. STOVES, IRON, rrrrr. First Class Clothing! Short Dodge's CWtratod Plow* Far Bale al Kalamaaoo Prices. �MIBS E. WILCOX, iraxTin) ... ... Bhrnl Dry GaJi ael Graries, loon * »irnr« jicwj.rs xxnrcnm. TO WEBHEP lOXTOia 1 Tbe aadonipNd. the Paperrtaer er ibe' l.ifvf Majdertrovr, >>«<<>.( been duly r •41“ -rifM »J tUi.ly .UeJ*.,, d ibe to. •“"ills: rwrO-TTJ K1MW.HliAb, Tn# Rarer or tub Eijxjttox.— Majority la W coantlc* a«a!n« the Condilution, 38,602. Majority In GO couhHm bition, 12,310. .Majority in SO .'oontlae ajalntt Annu­ al Saarlona, 76,503. . J. M. XKVUM. Music & Jewelry. PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, mm, pititti < ti„ twalen la Groceries and Provsions, | Boots and Shoes, uu ran a r/xanm SPECIAL NOTICEK IIASTI5US, , a.\»l - • ■ MICH | MAIN BROTUERS, KEROSENE OIL, Dr®, MSies, Groceries, ""“’“wjjb™.,. Groot ri'S and Produce, Cheap ■■ tHo Cheapest 1 • rto-tol Ktontme -eMl I to tbe ~leelUe rf r>'«>. erttete » ■■ r lumlii _ I <mI will Im f>sea to every >»re n< <r>uir(i rate |i'«« Ull»»* Hi ne d Ft, ,1:1m, , F.ueenpttow, tad w. PARKED A HON, Liverycnnci & Sale Stable, .mur, IIASTIXtiK . W. A. SARTWELL. f.. Dee. 11. HC. . a-VH---- MICH aantf DISSOLUTION. DRCUGJST AND BOOKSELUUk, ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN M1DD1AT1LIA. HartmSMIron,Nail! ^£IDDLEVILLM $2,500 K. DARLOW. W. P. tJOODYEAR, D. J. c-dant. LUCIA ruBLKSTZ. Nlddlrtowe.Ud. w.o. hedIuckacu.. । Sarifliers & Harnessnilen, MIDDLEVILLE THOMAS R. AGNEW TTOOZry FACTOR T, BARLOW & GOODYEAR, IL A. GOODYEAR, ,Hyl Bailer & Ma® Dealer, t'lrtbttet» eiM« FACTO M Jdbrville. July ». IMT.-ellyl Tie B»«ki will W Balaacad 8250 SEW SOttlHWWBSTS. ii i!.i III Ill H! 4|ii STORE, TAR. iiPi ■r tdl< ‘HE he n.re»e!»c>cal ’•rir.il> .twl Ilia J U» Dr. NEW ABVENTUEBENTS. TUI Et> AND NOT Fot’NB WANTING. PIECES FALL PRINTS RON, BROAD GAUTE atlOMT USE. 1MTIC & GfflAT W8TE8N Broad Gauge Bailway! ■mr. S1OO. A. C-Tewae Eeq. tbe popular Kwpsrsisur af to lb. 0 A Camel PrdrievlUr. Jeta U Eart. Eaq-. T. B Ul —•*- •“*fc iMd, fc, . of OnacwrUla. and asaay ether •iuwaa aa Wedaeeday «»r«ii>< vUe we did eot CAUTION NEW YORK t'ITTMRHfill. 1*1111.AD< 1.1*111.i. B H.TlMObl. mul w a.nhstm crrr. TMaU <b*.dr*m.tetbe Oil Region# of Pennijlraaia 1 �deep and four inehce square, with bot­ toms lightly tacked on, are beat. The last of May make a hole where you want each plant togrow, take off the bottom of the box carefully, art tbe plant in ths bole and draw off tho rent of the box neatly, M you would take off a shirt.— Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, It U beat, however, to shade them few days with a broad shingle stut the south-weet side of each plant. ANxwJ’dovgk.—A plough has Just been Invented by a mechanic in Ban Francisco, Cal., which, If it proves aa TO BUY YOUB GOODS! Crockery, SIwtuMj Jim seen It in operation predict, promises to be an important Improvement. This plough is an adaptation of the screw propeller to tho process of turning up the earth. Instead of a share, six iron blades are set in a frame and gear­ ed together after tho ftahlon of a marine screw, and the motion of the machine Is also similar. The blades dip into the ground as they revolve, and not only turn and pulverise the earth, but also serve to aid In propelling the machine. Thli plough can be driven either by Steam or horse power, and will trench a strip from six to eight feet wide. The working model of this machine has been found to perform capitally. mortgage ETEBT NEEDED KIND IND ITUS, Fresh Cos4a cpMUatly oi hart. Grat Barjaiu for the People' el of salt to the, acre, sown on winter wheat, is said to add greatly to the ex­ cellence of the grain. . By feeding tomatoes to cows, it is said, the milk, cream and butter will be much Improved. Do not omit to card new milch cows dally. It Is a pleasure to them and pro­ fl table to the owner. Carrots are sjiecially recommended for horses as favorable to the aaaimllatlon and digestion of other food. Rhecp manure and soot, a/peck of each well stirred Ln thirty gallons of rain water, la good for watering potted plants. Old Gseds Min ng regardless «f Cast. BOOTS f SHOES, CHEAP! RUSSELL & NEVINS. 0ARRY COUNTY CARRIAGE FACTORY! 'HE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Streets, SANDWICHES. PHILLIPS & BENTLEY, HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. SUPPORT HOUK INDUSTRY' HASTINGS, MICH LOCAL AOEXTS, IIASTLXOa, M1CI1. lr Brrroa, arateai pratUto tUbtedjr When Is small beer not small beer? Whcn.it la a little tart. . . . TRK right man in tbe right place Is •l b«ms, io aular late i»ur, instesc of foislfs, la daatrial literate. the husband at home In tbe evening. Good newspapers are the only paper 8 b* clings, Flaniels and Cssslmercs. eurrercy that is worth more than gold I AM NOW SELLING Tur dlflVrencc between a local para­ graph and a falac eye-One la an l-tem, Mid the other an eye pro um. Lumber Wagons, A. Na 1_ at 1100,00. Open Buggies single Seat |125, io 1165. “ •• Two « IM m tun DISSOLUTION NOTICE. of the A tian tie? Because they never cease lavin’ the shores of the “old eouu- It Makes the Best Stitch, Before you scold be sure that you art right yourself. He that attempts to cleanse a blot with blotted fingers nukes * greater, blur. ' prtp*r»d te do ail k>ad< of Why an young ladles at the breaking up of a party like arrows? because they House, Carriage, Wagon & Cutter t quiver till they got one. X / ‘ “I am about to do for you what the "EvUDne never did by you," said a k quint parson in his -valedictory" to bis flock; "that Is, I shall leave you." ” “1 DON'T like Robert; he's a fool." said Robert's Irate bachelor unde; "he's still In love with bin wife, and tho hon­ ! eymoon was over m much m six weeks M witk no SilBcali illto and azo ■« I do'r* tf.e ।action efapringi, Figure 2 Sewing Machine, C1RPETS AND OIL CLOT1S, I. HARDWARE 4 DRY GOODS’STORE0 11 I tav> Sited op • Warn Iwa for Can O •heap plan for boarding. One of bls lodgers mesmerises the rest, and then •ata a hearty meal—tbe mremcrlsed be­ ing satisfic'd from sympathy. Am enthusiastic young lady In Boston ^•waa heard to wind up ber admiring re­ marks on a statue In a shop window IhnK—“I don't know whom it repre­ - WOta, bunt'd a splendid likeness.” A credulous man said to a wag who ,'had a wooden leg, “How camo you to have a wooden leg?” " Why,” answsrted tbewtg, “my lather had one. and so bad my grandfather. It runs in tho ■ Friday. April 101b. • • Friday, April ink • - Friday, April telh. ■ FHMr. MayJM. •«®le«d la Rralfa. 0»o Be Sure to Sec this Machine, L~i~ '----------- - •M.r^lly e arc Waking a Complete HAIR Restorer place of the garden: into this put old manure about three inches; on this plant the seeds, and cover them with sawdust, two or three inches. Cucum­ bers thus treated are said to coms earlier endure rein, drouth, and even a little frost, far bettor than those treated any other way. Against severe night frosts . they should be protected by boards. Y. Take mlddlc-alsed flower-pots, fill them two-thirds with good soil, put ths eteds on this, and cover with sawdust; unrru "TL081SCE SEWING WICHIltf Como and ReoltI MIR DRESSING ^tylt i.oseBo^ will quickly restore Gitv Hsir to its nature! color and beauty, over every other preparstion by those who tare a fine head of hair, sj well m those who wish to restore it. The beautiful gloss and perfume imparted to the Hsir make it ccurable for old end youag. , den tbe planta before transplanting Into tbe garden, by admitting air to them both day and night. 3. Take egg shells, (the holo to bo in tbe upper end, threc-iourtbs of an Inch), fill them with good eoil, and therein •re-lllsg fwOPTE DOLI.AR.iqik.Ms. .- iMff* J..HlIror pl.ted Commissioners Notice. BROAD CAUUB SHORT UNR. AMT1C & GREAT WSTfflN Broad Gauge Railway! PKESTON 4 MEAD LargokW.ll stiactad Stock groceries, TAMIL? Still Leads the Van DISSOLUTION NOTICE. REVOLUTION IN TIARE! SaOClBIB!, c.«~. pMWSN dM � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-05-06.pdf c02a829c50884a52514f04b64b2fb99b PDF Text Text Sb "M-SiUT 11 wTTi BY GEO. M. DEWEY VOL. XIII HASTINGS, MICHIGAN,WEDNESDAY, MAY Wtdiral. business Jirertnru iisMS.-n.to m umu. fortw. SOMETHING B1TOHD. J Anti F. ROB ESTS. FBAYX A LT.EK HAKVIY WBIOHT. For a Cure of all Threa! ail Lw Diseases HQLBXOOK a MILLS F nooriso t < oxsumfi < JOBS I01EIT8. *a* I. ADItrMlS. i or. fl. i. Htwn PRICK GF IXHAI.tRB 81 EACH HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors. IHisrtllanij. INTERVALS Of TIKE. MOREHEAD'S KK^FPVN* fflWntrt. MAGNETIC PLASTER. Ths Orest Strcagtheaer and Pain Destroyer of the World. The period!—whether they consist of moment*, hours, days, or weeks—which He between the usual engagements of ated by the necessity of sleep or the In­ firmity of disease; we designate as In- PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL STlvAXDS K CX)X. “?L=L_ jomi IN EVERY HOUSE. thu ubest remedies. FAVORABLY KNOWN AND EXTENSIVELY USED Msw Tori Cilf al Yitiilti, Infringe upon the ordinary forms of ac­ tion : in the one case upon its suspen­ sion, and in the other upon Ito resump­ tion. They are connecting periods; in­ terstitial spaces lying ••between times," generally spoken of os leiturr time, and, in die practice of too muy, vacant and loet time. These intervals are *o nume­ rous, and really form so large a portieu of every human life, that the question of their Improvement for some useful purpose Is practically one of no little importance. Whether they be awed or lost, promptly seised upon and woven Into the web of one's being, or thrown TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. MADAME ZADOO POSTER'SttntD a. woxaiB. HAWltna HOUSE. CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM HOST EFFECTUAL IlKtHCDl COUuHS, COLDS. ETC.. PURELY facts to show the benefit of improving one's intervals of time. The Hon. 8----- Y----- , a man now dead, rose to eminence and distinction In the State of New York, Mthe flu it of the educational dbdpllne which he ac­ quired by using his unoccupied time for study. When a young man. and for ViOETARLK, ho worked a* a common day laborer, supporting hlmtcif and an Indigent widowed metber by the sweat of bls when he reded from labor, be opened eelf intellectually a strong man. I n the XnTARr PUBLIC F* M Marini BL. w i e caaxrci. to nvx onnv TO cnonnxB. eBsr.w.-xs«WjStss yyHOLESALE & RETAIL. DR. ZADOC PORTKR-B [mate Suga Coated nr oFMsrnow to CASTOR on. AID Wholesale and Retail. >uAt of knowledge which sny one rhi- well envy. Ehe saved thorn tpart 1808. NUMBER 2. ■nd life Ject will’be M. tee ration." The isd difficulty with too many cong’-sto lathe 'a* tthat they/ooi away ex­ istence in’l.JL and iinprod ict.jrv momoots. Those mmoanta lapse without •u.- r suit nropo to their num­ ber. Item Sy Item, and Utile by little, they accumulate a waste of Ufe; and, o’c oek in the morning to eight in the finally, when the aggregate is summed evening, with the exception of brief In­ tervals for break feat and dinner. Ho pell Ing these profiigstee of time at last to retire from earth with a record totally purchase of Ruddlman'* Radimanta of unworthy of a human being. Human ts no useful account. ' Dr. Llvlagsiopa, tl;e dlstiugub bed traveler, whoc African explorations have Instructed and delighted totny minds, began Hfo as apoor boy. At the Ing stury ot that Swim patriot, Arnold WinkclreW. who gatbsrod a sheaf of caPe-1. for iMtimie, Nicholas Nickleby spoon Into his own besom. Ashe wsnt and with hilarious indignation Pothte forward into the heart of tho Austrian boys Haltwu laughed ttd cried awtf. Perhaps ho called another Oliver Twist, looked back to the ranks of soldiers and ■nd tta cold poorehonsc was turned inside out and ' Whan Garibaldi railed, the Italian! outed the study of this Language, some­ time- at an evening school between the day Creta says to her men, I Wotne hours of eight and ten. and frotjuent'y its capae ty, lu obligation, and its op­ continuing hlslaboisat liumetill twelve portunity. It h not the life that It ought death; I welcome you to the tcallbld [Appl^rne.] And o'clock nt night ’ When he wns sixteen to be, or that by a proper ceonun y of and to the battlefield ; and the men of still, thank Heaven, the fM vezk goes Creta answer with their swords. But as an. [Renewed applauvs ] Tbs eye, and a good Latin scholar. He was at the caretally husband his vacant momenta they go up to makes pathway, for Chris­ 'he heart, and the hand are untiring.— fora period of twenty years, reducing tianity and clvlhratton, standing on the bocks, devouring yverytblng he could them to oouio orderly aud systematic outpost of the European world, Creta lay bls hands upon, with the exception method of valuable uws; and at the end turns for aaslstanoe to you tho last born, ‘Scientific workload books of this period be will be twice tho man nnd yot ths leaders of the nineteenth asking for more. [Cheers,] with this habit that he would have been century, and say*. “Sens of Balf-govern- pursuits of bta calling, ho C iti dellglit. "My roadlng,” he say-,1 without it. Us will live n much longer tuent, I will open you a path for the who loved and honored hl ‘‘while at work, was carried oo by ptacfaithfully aud frankly repot Ing the book on a portion of the splu- tamo la true of woman ; indead, true of remember my wife and my cluid.’’— serration*. The old proverb i [Applause.] nlng Jenny, so that 1 could catch sen­ . ty obliges. Hut genius obliges tence after sentence at iny work. 1 thus [Applause.] Fidelity to his kept up a pretty constant study, undto- in life that bo cannot waste any pert Ion ration ia all that we can ask of any re­ turbed by the roar of the machinery." of time without falling to accomplish rsmsmber my wife and child.” Wall, 1 porter. However grateful he may Bb Jhe Of this period he remarks : “looking our hospitality, wc cannot ln*I»t that be back on that life of toll, I cannot but mand will Just sufflcB toksep him stead sball poor ou< uhampagne Into hl* syos feel thankful that It formed such a ma­ ly aud eoonotnlcaUy engaged in solving so that he cannot see [great laughter]. terial part of my eirly oducaton ; and, -b»eh half were It possible. I should like to begin l.'fe again In the same lowly style, and momenta for which there is no allotted to pass through the same hardy train­ and set use-then wo shall waste them. representative of Justice and liberty, toe, and report many things that vara the other ing." Noble man I Would to God (hero , If,,on ____ ___ band,. we have no such w.ie more like him! Society would | momenta, then wo shall make time tell a welcome far one tingle exhfled inhab­ reporters. I do not remember tbeu have (ewer drone* and fewer half-1 by Its result*. The real length of life Is itant ; but that they win make the deck developed men. I not to be me.asured by Its years, but by of an American irigate a refuge and shel­ ter for the women and children of that Dr. Kitto, the eminent bibleal scholar, Ita accomplishment; and In this eeusc whom wo sent to England, represented when na tad . persecuted talc. We will leave this hall th it country as altogether a paradise and Ind about fifteen years vears of age, neo. some won men live more In ' five * years than ' wu sent t<> the poor-house a poor deaf other* In forty. Dr. Young baa wall said only to go out and roll up a pubUc opin­ boy. because hla parents were unable to that "time wasted, is existence ; used, is ion which will put Washington behind [Laughter.] They told a great daaleC provide for bls wants. In his reven- life." truth about England, as it sesms to ms What Is the reader doing with hi* in- least give heed to the wives and children ocr friend told a great many wholeteentb year he was ‘‘apprenticed to a on Chat struggling Island, and then hav­ soiboand valuable truths about ua.— ■boemalrer, who proved to be an unrea­ sonable and cruel master," requiring intervals? lias be thought of such fre­ ing sheltered tho non-combatants, Unr­ Naturally we did not find every part trf _ . him to wort: at hla trade from sixteen to quency? Dees he see how much of life his report very cute.-taluing ; but neith­ child, lot er, 1 suppose, dld^urd Deadlock ted. eighteen hours a day. Vuner these moot lies Jost here? Has be any system for I tian civilisation, the wife d udv.aiitagvous rireumstances be nev­ Improving those Uttie portions of valua- us give even a higher maaxtiug,tn the a a .. — • . . . .a 11 — *— —f I — — — .1 ——— . .Bbl—1.4.—— ertheless found time for the pursuit of sure that to this day neither Sergeant knowledge. He did pursue it. triumph­ tions la season to profit by the answer. of Crete, fight and fear not.” Boxful nor the Lord Chief JuitlceStareing over ail hl* early embarrascmeniB, Yea, let all men turn their thought* In lelgh hare ever b-ren able to find Um leas: ."UnIn Pickwiek. [Bursts of laugh­ and rising to grerft distinction and U-e- this direction , and, by the adoption of good rules, learn tho lialljwcd bccrct of ter and cherts.] For mj* Undivided thlrty-mlllLontii part of the imputation thoughts bad taken pomendon' of his making Life moot effective. mind: first, that *e mwif make klmt'lf; appeal; Crete herself has made Ute best, and I do not forget that If hie touch like TWO ELOQUENT SPEECHES. secondly, that uerfulnne mast be bis bhe did not send to us in Massachusetts; ruling purpose. Tho Improvement of hl* recant moments in early life Laid the Philhps on Crete—Cortis on Dickens. we did no: bear from her first from the lips of petitioners, we dldi not know of feet*, the full splendor of Its light has foundation of his world-wide tame. her struggle by the begging accents of Ellhu Buiritt, the “Ic-rned black­ At tbs dose of the Cretin Fair In Bos­ smith,” by diligent study in the inter­ follies ot bla own country. [ Applause.) val, of labor, merle himself one of the ton last week, Wendell Phillips deliver­ the thunder of her cannun, and the ter­ meet distinguished linguists of any ed a short address, from which wc take ror of Europe. Europe is aghast at this last rising of the people lu claim their (Cheers.) The member* of t(xe .Weakly the following cxtrncta: Dr. Howe baa told ui since hla return end yet tie earn, and the signer of the Declaration of Indefiendcnce, had a from the thorts ct Crete of that qpt, hemeirby oar aldeu a petitioner for aid; speaking, pursue literature b'K>k ot>eu before him while al work, hardly equaled by any of the decals in and fcixcd every minute fragment of the classic age, of the starving men, study the fidelity, the industry, the France and England do- conscience, the c&rc, and the enthusiasm time that he could spate for its study.— tathero and husbands, who took ths Abraham Lincoln, that wonderful man bread you sent them and carried It on —yea, that man of Providence and of their shoulders to ths mountains, and fame—picked up nearly all bls educa­ thclrstanrlng Upnnrrer tasted one single kernel,as they laid it down a: tbs fed of Mr. Chairman, the obligation I true of Dr. Fraukl'n. and a lioit ofotb- tbe wemcnand children to whom you It ii another race ocmteudlng for what tbs ruune of the Weekly Prcrs, eis whom the world Collghta tu honor. rout Lt- Bparla cannot parallel, certain­ hand halt round the globe, and clasps it I be ll< v. Albert Barnes informs ns tliat ly cannot out do. that heroism. The pie for high fidelity and of honorable pride tn hfs profess!cm of letter*. Hit be prepared all his commentaries on the Roman girl crying out to her coward Scriptures by devoting then m she early husband, “Poetus, It la not hard to die:" scuta th-i cross. Not in pity extending =_. ! —Borxaris's la*t words. "To die for it, but in great honor, in profound grati­ called the scatty of true genius. He has tude, thwkful for the opportunity of practice of mint people are almost whnl- Liberty Is a pleasure the negro wife never debased it to anworthy ends. Ha ly lost. '1 hough thu pastor of a targe 1 of EL Domingo plunging the dagger In-, continuing still our great battle for the has shown thst be is not a deuisai of Bochurch, he accomplished this wonderful to her own bosom and giving courage to right. (Applause."] hemlaonly, but a cdisen W ths world. At the Dickens* banquet In New York, He has always honored his profession re^u.t by beginnfng early Ju the m.-.ru- her husband with the words, ‘ Dear, Ing; and (hit, too, without any inti r- when Llb.xiy 1* gone what Is life?"— George William Curtis, of Harper's by atsrtttng (to dignity In his own perforunce with his other dutlui. or any in-. thu Cretan mother’s tun became her Jury to bis general health. babe died oat of Crete, and tbe alive Weekly Press," as follows : Chesterfield's ante-ioom, if 61r Walter ■rho. » As I now look around upon th I* cheer­ lux Ibe, .IO* wU»X nun ,.n do. C*nula trad Uad, all ot Ibra, an ful company. 1 like to think that thia and bow moeblha, Ona bld lo th, pan- oul-bwa ot U» aaota beralam. d.«lnn.».r aad .alba otllib. b,. Boil wdljoi doUln ,oo lb rlrtn, pleasant feast Is not merely a tribute tn Fourth drank hla toddy; the lata reporta/.lom «T rtahl babda In raapcot lo Iba oapnnlob k> U» ontbualaam .blob any author who* book* have made all liprararanMottlmw Braldaa a U.lot 7“ 9ra” ““ hl* readers bls frionds, bul la a fTaternai poor to buy candles for evening study ; and hence ba gathered pine-knot* in the day-time, end then In hlserenlng hours stretched himself on the floar in front of their blaae. and Ibero filled his head «•■with the thing which mado the man of abdaellwaouraaatoibanip.of t»a,\ dwronr rljblto ajrapoWl". wo all want wma plan or urn,. uloly wrbaw o M,M to sir. bnod to . tbootU «»d iranonm,!, praoUrr ‘ ’'I- and child. I rsnranba. .non oloa ad. Uuu .111 maha o.rl.U nra.obd.la ““h•, TUaplan nw nnbraara lb. rootln Ibl.dlj to aak.BoaUnandl.no. ■eat member of the legal profetalon, otUma. ^r booIa .X“2on. ranHla«»<>» •»•«* nowhere else In the world, be namcle*'. filling at different times offices of trust Uu or onoronaUno. or llulo Bda ol I John Bnmi, on. Ilmld apoakor aba«>|. and honor. Hl* ideas were lust as good od to be a reporter. Ha ta a famous sto­ dto. ao .auLMui baW -1• ba .aid, hano-„d» wold Pol Jolu In tha adroor by gas-light, or under the tuition ol alwanbe 1X « ao^kiontVffirwd <1 w. ry t-llar; but I oak thia tabla of experts wnwdistinguished pr>fia>or. Though i Atuhsw, with bnrre and ready epigram through he oover saw the Inside of a eoUoge as a time tn er a reporter? [Laughter.] tenor. He said: *T did not think the perior to the average rate of collegiate treeiy Small rams: and in precisely the. graduates I mltted of two rides.” [Applause.] Bo, to-night, let diplomatists dispute 1 about Interuatloual law, let tho Socreta. • ----- -- rilh her ovn hands aU the housework mulatea lartro result All great and r»l Of® uUjtfSUBpUW.mo-A.Mto.t . .. ... i- rtw i-nvvinment sn* know that whether moua report, “Don Quixote." making cheese and butter, and bringing on e uowoe-Cbat i-rodmy of human his- « to «>• ^^XtetSia tboSira-W of things *Wter cr not, there can bo no dtopate ^Mch ho bail accustomed htaseR t0 that wo have the right to scud bread to Znwdinteartrt^ttae. He kept riU riUWnro- For myd®,I admit no hsom .uiTuso waxes aud railed his the facia of history. both ancient and HARTWELL. the bclleda of muse her company, respectfully repItaB nrc written the beat beloved names in monthly or quarterly, of good tidings. It will always hevea [Ap- pray with love and gratHude. may �Orangeville nntr g A H, MkEMORE, irjuof trestatb. T^i'JLVG F o»T> Castrol B MYRON H. FULLER Use* to the Company than to I be couuiurirtlng that in tbs payment of the debt the spirit of Uw contract shall be Im truly and honorably observed." aro they ever TEAS. Resolution was also adopted recom­ km Is UMSlmtabte. With ■ Rallnrad CQEPJSES, mending Grant cud Wada, for Preaidcut through Its centre, Barry County is one SUGARS, but individuals of that party and Vice President BYftun, with the advice and consent of the Sen­ ths* to. witboetplot ths most dodraWo Couiwic* blushing, that Gen U. B. Grout, is an Stale for all kinds of busluera, espeate, shall hold their offices until the Sen* SOAPS, CHICAGO C0BBESP01DTKCEWlth a Railroad hr.bituol drunkard and was drunk roast CANDLES, valuable • of tho time during the late STARCH. thews mentioned in tbs sroond clauses. C«K*Q0, April 29th, 18G8. continues market for all kinds of merchandise as rhesscusd clause provides that Mem­ No body likue such weather as this Battle Crock, and the amouat of moury SODAS, AC, AC bers of the Cabinet shall hold their offices venders and ducka. A wou,au I have to sav about the mat. ter is, if ho could achieve each miafaty daring tho term of the President by First Class Grocery Store, : 7-.-- ; •eat win be rally appreciated, after the Tenaro-of-Office Act hll KKI^KXT.Ora’iii Caobr-Allra. Ilswts Betlre-Myroe H r.n. w lull kind of whisky did he use at produce to Bailie Creek over the road HUTTER Fort Don also n, Corinth, Vick burg, battle between this Village and that City, tnay ERGS, nut to-day fully realize what they will P0ULTRK, actually save. With this Road die tarHEES IT.IX SHEKP.PXLTS, to have him disobey a constitutional law, lutog lauds In Jtho Townships contigu­ stitution of debk and almost to the ram. and Johnson would go to jail in his stead! ous to the road In this County will be ss valuable a* similar lands In TownAs I believe I hinted, news is scarce I don* wonder that President Lincoln COUNTRY PRODUCT ahips contiguous to the Michigan Conmy letter tG-d.-.y, «ill. of necessity he somewhat short. Another mysterious and practically a part of that rood—Mr ' disappearance ‘foccurrod hero the other samo kind for the rest of his General*. dar. Some time sineoono Straighi,came But I wfll not continue the subject here from tho Keystone State, on busibowl and snarl fornlsh Just the same facilities for the public accommodation of the people And wilfprownt to any person uni uiry can i Keep IGen. U R along Ibis route that la farnlshjd along -imprudent y- - enough o- to carry - tn his •pocket ~. ■ Ing u* a Club In cur Groat □ranL out ol tho White 11 that, and there can be, at least there is I uui w.uliwcv » HWjuv » ’| wife in the crcrmo of her undoubted they araa-winato him before tho 4th of noue better, on any route In tho coun-1 ONK DOLLAR SALE was nowhere si>ccial]y provided fur, aud prerogative tho right to search his pock­ March, 1869. was consequently embraced in tho fir’t ets, found it and soon after “there was worth of the surplus products of tbc ]x>rMiddleville Correspondence elautr of the first section, whidfi declares troublo on the old man' mind." He Uon of the country contiguous to IL will inid it was the portrait of a female rela­ I lie be enhanced, by the reduction of theex- WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATU I. «n.l 1* *ueii tive, to which she is supposed to have reMiddleville, May 4, 18C3. OF PREMIUMS. riJtd fur th spooded n i Jj a query ai thoamwaranec of | Ed. BxxxEr.: — sud this h no small matter, especially Ilonco by a vrniant tint in her visual orgena— Aproritiont The It nil road interest seems tn Involve when goods Hist all classes of the people their own showing ths President u a lan Straight sola Lis lauds cud tenemonte, the time of west of cur citizens, as the chattels and equipages and proposed that Engineers and Surveyors of the G. R. are constantly demanding lor immediate ixrucslsrs *«1 dncrtpllrs cireoUrs, breaker. ho and his family should journey lo Mas- V. R. It. are selecting a route through consumption among the necessaries, not L D MOBIM.WN. lo mention luxuries, of life will, by the : this Townrhfp. What that route will reduction of the expenses of transport* Admit Them How. kDowL-dgv Uon, be eorrcsiondingly reduc--d In thought not that the way to Muske­ Kl.t U» OS* DO 1.1. IK price. Wo truxt that tho Senators and EeprC' gon lay through Clucago, where huby saaiatrrre from tho State of Arkansas. had found that pretty female relative.— of tbc River. Our citizens are beginlng STANDARD SCALES. to arouse theraarlvcs from the letbargy eratloua which should Induce Ute people of this County, now that tbc completion promptly admitted to their seat*. Il is nr put his famuy on a boat bound for of this Road la only dependent on the ho objection, in our judgement to their Muskegon, steppedon L__shore, _12_with 31G,- e ng to rcalix? that If we have a Railroad liberality of the subscriptions to UaSteck admission that it would add two new 000 in nis pocket, to see about Lis lug dong the Unc, to put forth renewed of votes in tho Senate on tho President' Kgo and-------- has'nt come back yeL fort nn tbclr part, to raise funds, and forts for the Immediate ccnstraction o rife went to Muskegon and, leaving give encouragement to tho managers in case, or bo without precedent, as Scnatoi her children there,came back and sought ntl kvbIl»K’« <nc. * Vickers of Maryland has been odmittcxl her truant lord, but without avnil. There SOLDIKBB MEETING, sinee the trial l>cgan, and under tiro uro two views taken of his disappearance, A.meeting of Fuldlers In this vicinity be, into of Bany County T k. DECATL'k A CO Constitutional two-thinls rule one vote ono that he has lx>en murdered by some­ for the purpose of organizing a Pott of for tho Pnsideut counts equal to two body for that 316,000, tho other that the the Grand Army of the Republic la an- tlon and earnest co-operntion ou the! adventurous husbandman turning his against him. Nor can there bo any obISthinat., we commend this subject.— I back upon Muskegon end the service of NEW YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY. joction to the admission of the Senators coxes, has found Ins pretty female relative In this Villageon the evening of the 12th You can by your voter, do for the pcopfo I Inst, It is hoped the: the Boys in Blue of the County a work for which future ' soon to be elected from Louisiana, North will res|on<l to this call from their com­ and South Carolina Sfid Georgia, or tho rades, and that they will “fill In,” to GRAND AND SQUARE tjie wife takes of the matter n'importe, of the latter atro has at least tho satisfac­ remain until "further orders.” Come accomplish for yearnelvce more In ttie tivss already elected, even if the trial tion of thinking that bar first conjectures on friends, you did nobly with the mu*, way of material prosperity and Immedi­ ket snd rabre In the “fletd.” now "form ate and positive wealth, than baa been should last until they reach Washington. were right In line," and prepare to do some service accum pUshed by all your untiring labors These States having now been ro-con­ Tho election structed according to tho laws of the dsclincd in the land, none of their constitutionally elect- still jubilating over the city’s going The victim in thlsFaae was none oth­ abiding confidence In the intelligence, Deatoeratic, and the Tribune still explainthe Judgement, and the public spirit of a’ how it cam < to do so. Bcyona this, er than our ftfend Cvsiea 8. Cranaon, taka tho test oath, should bo for a single i or nothing. The Republican Coun- who though not “brutally murdered,’’ suit of your action, on a qutotlon Invol­ day axdudod from their soots in either Sr Convention for tho nomination of lias been finally married, as follows:-- ving so smsJI an amount of expenditure, olegatee to tho State Conrontiun, to bo House of Coagrees. Besides, there would be striking historic justice in allowing held at Poorin, on tho Gth of May, is to dence of tire''Brides father, in Middle­ Importance, financial and otherwise, not bo held to-morrow. 1 hero is little doubt ville, by the Rev. G. N. Ames, Mr. C. only to yourselves but to all the people of the Cook county delegation being in­ of tho territory adjacent to tho Grand structed to support Gen. Palmer's nomi­ this Village. River Valley Railroad. endeavored to keep out of the Union, to nation for Governor. What we have said to tbc people of vote, as vote they would without excep­ New Goods have Just been received at Maple Grove is equally applicable to the tion in the Senate, for his conviction and* inhabitants of all the Tournabipa thio’ fenders of tho President rueert that tho rasa of Mr. Srx.xren, is not included in the second clause, bccauso ho was commissinnod by President Lincoln, and at­ tempt to base their strongest argumcnl in tho President’s defence upon this point, which of itself shows the wfakness of their canoe. But this ilimscy pretext for the violation, of a positive law of the land, is summarily disposed of by Mr. Eixtexs, who rttnrh with unanswerable logic, c, -u “if )>c, HC,—meaning sir. Mr. purniuu, Stanton,— jolly situation Noah's he bought largely on ixedit just before ths flood. The thought weather. What I gCHUTZE A LUDOLfF; Manufacturen of the MONITOR PL*JEM»»VBLi:‘i5)y I’l-A.TS'O KOIITEH ona Hot Ciiinmr. unlay morn inn a yocn; PRIZE WtHVEKS ANU REAPERS' WOOD* wooiifo X WQ-IITH Uatxirx nn N. P. Husted, proprietor of the Grand Jaeeut thereto, and to the public spirit of the people of each of these townships we of business, a sort of electnc i«nny post, delivering trees. We understand that earnestly aud specially commend this ptly and the trees from th Is nursery give good sat­ isfaction, being found represented. highest financial Interest depends. furs tho Senate, vindicated the justice of GOOD SHEEP. hla Village la eood Side NEWS DEPOT Council, to rou the pc which character pros to tho expromum to support it yet tors are sanguine of success, all telegraph projectors are, at least untill they get their physical effort of dohvonng-a speech,anc! hardly able to stand, tho old man still dutches tho paints of his decidedly atle — resolute ... axguemsut- with vigor, and- no trace of woaknoss, ar ituliaeion apneers moo OS There has been quite a sovoro struggle I hero over the admission of some now | text books-inlo our public schools, the principal difficulty being I xy >*«lytlaal . ' Woodward would'nt vote the Tribune wanted him to on certain matters, so hen a book firm in which Wuodwsrd is treetnly doubtful if any of the unpoachintcreatcd mndo an effort to get their Readers introduced into the schools, the the impression conveyed of sturdy 15 assert, whtch we do not behove, all the ualjtise of this mon arc not estimable, trith which the least amia- If 1 remomLw rightly Leonil n Mr. A. F. Boardman, (of Watkins General Hawi Items. Bro's A Boardman,) h brought the young Bpanish Merino back, "Kilpat­ —Tho Welland Canal is open. rick.” to Middleville. This sheep, It will be remembered, took the first premium at the Kent County Fair last fall, being mail l ill. then but one year old, and shearing ov­ —Theodore Tilton has been threatener 18 Iba of wool at tho first shearing. od by tho Ku-Klux Klan. We estimate that the clip this spring — Lenowoe county ctocts 16 Ropnb]j. will not be less than 25 lbs. The sheep may be seen by calling upon Mr. B.,at —Thoddeus Stevens is in bettor health tbc saw Mill, below Exchange Block. Bmlth Sandford has began to excavate preparatory lo building a block od the —Mr Palmer, of Polk City la, died site of Mr. Emerson’s HhocPhap. ou Bunday last, in his 104th year. —Th* health of the Prince Im­ Mesaera. Johnson A McKwltt bars asperial of Franco continues alarmingly labltohcd lhemseira tn Ae building east of the Empire Block, and Intend to - Conductor Adams of the Boston A keep constantly on hand a good supply of frerh meats. Give themyaurpatron- Albany Railroad during the past twsnty- gy. and relontlcsm GOOD FOR $20.00 ALLEN, HAWES A (X)., 14 Federal BL, Boston, Maas. i». O. Itax C. f STATIONARY ESTABLISHED 1X1867. I WORD WITU TOU. RE1DEHI NO. 1 MAIN ST., BATTLE CREEK rpiIE CHEAP HARDWARE STORE, Mei'tBoyi ail Mra’t Mir Hypophosphites, ox* or Til1st citcciuts WILL at iccxrrxn jj Act Promptly and Certainly H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, 11105, OJL dispatch the In in contemplation, . the end thst Haith ■he can easily bo made beautiful Villages in o building is already ere nsr UOJK3XS STOCK Building Materials SS^^tioZdEd’. W CUSTOM WORK MADE TO WnncmNOT.-It Is inthnated that Rev. E. O. Haven, President of Ute State orphans during the post winter 112,233,. 52, and have still left fur next winter Jnr 113,009. -Dan." Ihave eomplrted the taking of of tbs city, and the remit shows ulatiou of fiMM. *u Inenr-M of ■endablcsj estate which promises f unlimited growth a Lr.t trams hia tetoUnct. and in following the the Methodist Church soon to bo bold In Ruminwi Chlosgu, and that his resignation ot hla present position will follow. ly flattering learn that the arrangem for the Immedial •r « naaUsr purchases. JHE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AXB -L'rank Moore, of the /Hef/foa Itfr. :u full puUieansin al Circuit TwnoviKa.—We notice i Improvements being " Um village, that art II. FRENSDORF At CO Iwo foolish fellows, Cant. Garrett and R Gendrs, are baring built here a life place to better ones. Moro buildings to the hWdeni wUI be erected In this Village during tills tho river has at your hands when fall to add material I in Now York Citr. dir shoot current wheel. Temple of Fashion! Jfcar authority la ample, an Blank Rote and Receipt Bools. CONSUMPTION. CharlcsPau] baa his planing mill on hrrve been Irld out and fenced l-st letter, come ol the old buildings on .BOOKM ^HEET «VHIC. Ce.< proposed to make it a cheap method of be sc bro’s of P.arry Countj iralnatlon held In Na»bvfl lay: Hettle Lathrop, Mary alia Buxton, Rarryvf’lr; J Telford, JoAnrtotrn. $19ll(IEEI •*'«’ ZhMAMa Btcvsa*. btinan. to the cellar, a Biely not fatally InJu orulssLin of sonic one ■hdf-Marfware and Cutlery. h WtaoMfa W tACJMvracp rmcD- Dodges Clebrated Plows TRY1TI TRY IT! TRY IT’ an Brant, Esq., ou the Creek. To tire Indcfotl " Brunt aided b of hla -ehendsn *f Nathan Bartow, for this valuable ad tecUltiea of structure is to be $0X50 finished throughout In th manor. Tho Machh �LBTOFPKnilVKTO It iDTOnsnoom. Eloquent fiPEBcnr-s.-We publish elsewhere la this tone two beautiful speeches, recently delivered by two of tho most aecompUahsd of living Ameri­ can orators, Wendell Phillipa and Geo. William CUttla. No one should fall to give themselves the pleasure of reading ID SrOXT, BUCK BLOCK, HASTINGS,' - 87 - MICH. p. t wsodwae; S1OO. Music & Jewelry. General Grocers, Groceries and Provsions, Drug & Bookstore. Boots and Shoes, 4. Hlarnog to renawtn at | o'clock p. m. 6. Ealrirs of rbeep competing shall baae.ua anied by »n affiilarll (or •talrtinot) according ' MAIS DROTltEnsr Drags, Mediciies, Gracenes, ■ra/.vrx. ozas. YAJurrwnre. art kktn axror. Saturday morn Ing a young »>n of R. B. Wightman. Emj., tell through a trap dour, at the Store of Meaata Robinson A Wightman. ti> the cellar, acrioua'y but fortunately not fatally Injuring him.— Groceries and Produce, cuter door tn rear of the store prior to raising (he "trap" is said to have been the cau**-. More care In future may pre- Livery & Sale Static, DISSOLUTION. •yria; Mra. D. E. I dab. Louisa Yourex, and Alta Cole, Maple Grove; Lucia Mor­ gan, Blair; McIIsm Winans, Lcltlo Har­ der, Alturda Partello, Harriet Tucker, TOWNSHIP MEETING! TbroadinlgiMd. tboSsprrviaoror Iba To•bip ut MajilsUrv.r. having Lrrn duly rr^a ltd in writing by thirty alacvor* at lb* To»n> ut linpir Gr»vr, lo enl i iriwlu,; of tbo ab _____IjODW COUUDIMjiid.n.l.w.. Md. Ride Walk*.—The one pleat want of tb1* V11b go la good Side Walks, and there Is no earthly reason why we should Woolen Factory.—We are pleased to learn that the arrangements are all perfected for tho immediate completion of a Woolen Factory in this Village.— The building la already erected, aud Is situated Just east of the residence of John 6. Van Brunt, Esq., on the west bank of Fall Creek. To the Indefatigable labors of Mr. Van Brunt aided by the liberal investment of hla abundant means on the part of Nathan Barlow, Esq., wears indebted for this valuable addition to the manufacturing facilities ot thia Village. Ths structure la lo be 80X40 feet on the ground, three stories in height, and to be finished throughout In the mastthorangb manner. The Machinery is to be of the beat clans and to embrace all the latest improvements. The motive pow«r Is to be steam, and the Boiler and Enline are already on the grounds. It to Intended to be able to set part of the maehlnery in motion during the early part & GOODYEAR, H. A. GOODYEAR, I tival on the 20tb Inst, the suggestion | tn Ute note of the tk-cretary of the Bar­ ry County Agricultural Society, publish­ ed last week, to the contrary notwith­ standing, and this is probably for the best, though in cotnmou with several other citizens of the county, we regret that other posatlve engagements will compel I u» io forego the pleasure of be­ ing present, on thia exceedingly inte­ resting occasion. But now that the lime Is fixed beyond pcradventure. we trust that the people of the county Interested In Sheep growing will un/frdZy labor to make this /taflraf, what It should be, a decided success. It may bo made to re­ SPECIAL NOTICES. flect lasting credit on the people of the county. If th<»e who are directly inte­ rested do their duty in tho premises.— i But for this to be, there must be consort of action ou the part of all who would promote the wool growers Interest, and ail cngngvd In "Wool Growing" have or should have, a common Interest, lo the end that tho resource* of the County in this department may be fully developed. Do not let any imaginary or real cause of complaint so far as the action of the Executive Committee ofihe Agricultu­ ral Society I* concerned; deter any one from doing all In their power to make the festival fully represent tho Sheep Growing wealth of the County. Sup­ pose, or take U for granted If you please, that the Committee madcBomemlstakre, you should remember that "toerr is hu­ man,” and that thia committee are only men, liable to err, but that Is no good IsvsisstsMe. Ml o*V tetbs siiseks of epidemic reason for doing night to Injure that direrdorw, bat also lo tb* ordiaary complaint! which In and of Itself, fa calculated to wbMh prevail in ell oeealriw sod •< all seams. promote your best interest as man en­ If ilia Imossm Importsocs of rasavenrs stasgaged in one of the most valuable and cation woreiinirerially uadsestnod. ttrta Inso®. productive of the departments of Agri­ cultural enterprise. Henre wo hope and expect that no encouragement will be given by the people to any action on the IKU-t of auy man or close of men, calcu­ lated to Injure Ur's FesUval, and if, as one said in a communication, we felt aa 1a public Journalist in duty bound to jpublish, any foal dHetttalsd with the iaction of the Executive Committee In reference to thia FtoMiral, let Um® re­ ; ■membar that It to tbc ifraf attempt on the Ipart of the Officers of the Agricultural n. Upn pared le card eastern relle daily. (vod caadilua. r tb* FACTMX • mH. and caaaa rally. Weal takes le esshaagt for work. Banter & EictaiiB Dealer, t My f! not hnitare to push forward with all reasonable dispatch the Improvements already In contemplation, but devise more, to the end that Haatlng* may be what she can easily be made, one of the moat beautiful Villagee in our State. BARLOW aii.i Ixrnovtxo.—Wcnotlce a large num­ ber of Improvements being made In all ports of the village, that ate of especial valus t«» the people interested, and which cannot fail to add materially to th* ap­ pearance of ou • Village, and this certain­ ly is desirable. Wc believe, there is but one opinion expre-ecd by strangers con­ cerning the locat'on of this Village, and that is decidedly flattering to the public pride; but will c this 1* so, we are pleas­ ed to note a commendable spirit of enter­ prise on the part of the owners of the real estate which protniaca for the future almost unlimited growth and prosper!- THOMAS B. AGNEW Saddkrs & Hanienfflakera, Hui- entirely within bounds to say that there la notashrg'e walk, on any one of our public streets, of any considerable length that should nut be at '<mcv put in <un<ilt on lo l>c passable witn 'safety to both dress and limb. Gentlemen of the Com­ mon Council, to vou tbc people look to •re dial our streets are put in opder.— Your authority is ample, and the proper exercise uf it la Ju*t what the peopicexpeeted at your hand* when they placed the Inunrwt of the Village In your offi. ^pDDLEVILL* Hardware, Stoves, Iroa,Nails . VOWM ■ i l■a. $250!T„Jfruh, a>‘. MEW lOVEirnaHEtTS. IKUUUH, TRIED ASD XOT FOUND FANTBG. PIECES FALL FEINTS •3», AMfflC & GBEAT VSTSRfi Broad Gauge Bailway! NEW KCSW 1U", YORK FJHHMiBUafilB. WAsniSevvSrvmr. Thli I. tlmoaly P.onu to U. Oil Regions of Pennaylrania t Trip will aj.|a11!n*etn.v n.iuMtn and WrOMlTreaS nod Hare Co--..-— — — , Atlantic k Gt. Western JUihray. �D9r rntwmar. Do yoo want to iweee rrnm- laa^y^s^'Wf 1^*8**^'..' - . O. M. DEW •■Nd" returned he. "Lyenrgua Govitt stand up. Wat rite bev you to bear trlArrxw, wutv co., > NEW CASH STORE. The last ergcltement si tbo corners WPMStbM* pUoolyer that Ms over happened to any peeple, tbo tt „ n, U grow out uv Hieilteral reteshens uv tho races to each other.. It wu» one of Mtijai hs leflus by'tbe tyrant Link­ in, and by do means the least uv cm. jTtoder the old patriarkle system, it was the custom uv the niggers to go by tbi hsme uv their trooly patrfarkk Wasters, wlch wux nereary. and not on­ ly nceaary, but proper, Onto every plaiita-btn ther wood be Cresets, Hannibals, and Pompeys, end tho only way to dtetern, Hannibal Gavltt, ct settry. This ansesd very well ex long ex they wux in •stele uv skriptoura! servitood; Indeed, the proud Caucsaiirn ma.t era rather lik­ ed It thnn otherwise, ex tho frekency with with their names wux called indP hated tbcextent or their posserainna — But bencc the runs her rut up for their- they.kln own property and ivrform all the fuucdoniuv men, tho same re eny one else, it hex become dlstastcfol te the ■ Corners. It Isa slnglerfact that tb« Corners hex diskivered, since the nig­ gers wux set free, suthln they never edor.oullko U10 wldte. When they wux elrvreand med to nuw otn and play withein and wait on cm, andslch. this a^K wm not perceptible. It box devcL <Ad eence amnncipRrben. Jea so with tyyprtnre. In ther normal con it lab on ft'wux well—renec Its a dcgrvda-hun the l ogn.m and 1 seeker Gavltt pertikeicrly chafid under It. They mourned and lost flesh under the In flicktdfen.'' ■ “To think,” sed the Deekln, “uv MNMltd niggers beartn the honored name uv Pogram.*’’ “lo think," eed MMEW Gavltt, "nv a bundled niggers bearfn tbo Ihu-’tros nstr.e uv Gavltt I" Xnd ro they jtetlshcned tbc Legia’nchcr ^iPrnnkfort to roleeve cm by peasln a hrvperbtbltln niggers from bcarin the ffite uv white 111 tm wlch wux ther for­ mer masters. The fact locked out and this imbrolyo wux the result. Politick the ruthoy store-keeper, wlch courtroom. "Come," sed Dcekiu l'u”- laiKmeuy wlch l abcl put’in. Mr. Glroceries, Hate &-Gaps. ’ -I la.” . ,rYoomay set «fown--FWinatetete tho court the objick uv these qusaUona, wlch, without exptenaehen may appear Irrelevant. Mr. Bigler and I agrocd uconducted. Nlggen alone knowd the cosuv difJbrenoe that unfortnitly aria between us, and know in that the pure African wux unworthy 11 v belief, wedctormlned to yoore only aleb ex enrol abcror iuiilsputable descent from good trust­ worthy Caucaahen dtlxem. Hence this preliminary cggsamlnaahun. Wo her here the nlggen uv mixed blood from overy plant>ahcn lu the nnlxirhood. and wc aht-1 tried all wbo can’t show mixcd blood. Ther evidence must bo taken, fur tn doubt the word uv the sons and daughtero uv i4ch men wood be the helgliih uv pre-utnpeben, and an Insult wlch they would be justified In resent­ ing' “Certainly," aed Bigler, “and let’s git at it. Bouypart Pogrom, stand up." "Hold,’' ahriekt the Deekln, obeervln that Mis. Pojram bed Just step! Into the room; “how much b nt Isbooin thilyex soot?’’ “Ninety-oue cvnts and the cost« that hev acrood,” ec<! Pollock. "I’ll pay It,” remarkt the Deekln. nervously. ' ruthertlian hev this farce go od. IXu’t null no more uv cm, don't. Here's ttn- money.” “It c n't bo.’’ aed Bigler, "I'mbound to enab tbc Pollock." ' "Don’t pcrccod—don’t.” yel’ed Punt, Mcl'elter, and every other white mon In tbo room, es they notl-t ther wives droppin in one by ooe, "It's rrelly too (■mull a matter—rrelly It ta.” "Weel," sed Bigler, “ex there appenrx to be sick a yoouanlmous de»lre thcrefor, I hev nu objekshen, «»n them tenpa, to forgive Pollock," and tho cusses em­ braced tn open court, while the Deekln, McPvlter, snd the teat uvem wuxajwyin tbc nlrgen, ther witne** too. Ex they wux a Icavln the court room, Bigler sung net: , “D.ektn cf yoo send on that petl-bcu to Frankfort, 1 sbcleond on a protect, provln thatevry one uv the nig-rers who bear yoor name hev a nnteta! rite to IL Let It alone Deeklt., let It nlone. Ef tbc nlggorkln ataud the name.yoo ought not to vbJukL" And he and 1’uEock rulk-d off tagetber/Jaflln ,yuci erpqxly. It wux a plot TO BUY YOUR GOODS! Crockery, Boots & Shoes, RUSSELL & NEVINS. EVERY NEEDED KIN* AN* STYLE, 's^s:sszzz Frtrt tHli nwta.ll, »»•<. oil c.w. mihu m.iira »r rou. BOOTS SHOES, CHEAP! 0. 0. 8PASLIIM. CARRIAGE FACTORY! mar J. P. ROBERTS & CO. ' Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, HASTINGS, MICH. DRUGS & MEDICINES. Fine Toilet Articles, MOKTUAGE HALE I AM NOW SELLING perftemery. pine Bonpa, O! %4odlhat we coo-.I be delivered from atl . Lumber Wsgvnj, A. No. !., at $100,00. Ojwn Buggies ’iugio Seat $125, fo $IC5. “ ‘ Two “ ISO, •* 180. Top “ Singlo “ ISO, “ 27i 1 Itetier4 Jumpseat wagon*, 7ft, “ 100. PETROLEUM V. NASDY* P.M. (Wlch is Ptetmaatcr. 1 kin started ez ef he bed bln shot. “And ex we kin save the valy lump, yoo may call also Pompey Fogrfim, Joollus Pogrom, Ceeaer Pogram, George Washington Pogrom, (so nxmed Wcot, like fust G. W.. be coodent tell a fie, wlidt ia proof conclooelrs that be is a fntte’bhek. and haint got no Pogrom bipod table vaina,) Melbay Pogrom. Ablum Pogrom, Cleopatra Pogram,Paul Pogrom, Marie Antenett Po^ram.BonypdrfPtigtnni,' Charles Wcelcy Pogrom, M-hryW Brisk Block. .“•Bwta sac Jritawra rtrtete Dry'G’OOds, Post Orrtcjt, Cou fedrlt X Banda. ) rptic Pioneer Painter STILL - ALIVE - ——AND----- ■Mrail WftolMole Aamt» SwMfctfcoa- , Heady fpr Work. WAiiojtHlior.1 si'b’lMTVMsa isahlus, I *■> pnpsrwi Iodo »ll klsteof CARPET^ AND OIL CLOTHS, Ib csBSCCtios with «botr, 1 »UU eooliau* lb. ra^itSK m« Glestax Deekln , ex they all filed Into the coun room. “Wat do yoo mean by bringin ‘pl.tr ••li.fociioti. Pure Wines ^OMETHING NEW and Liquors for Medical Purposes. House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter FAXBrnCNG. Patent Medicines, ^GENTS FOB ISON- ARDWa RE k DRY GOODS’ STOREQ I here Sited ■? a Warn Rm. for Caa- 0 rare, and llotaa-Fuaauniaa (Jaoaa. aod offer a H Books and Stationery, Mtxrol Pei-tB ef sit ki«a«. f-.r .»!«. Palais A l 6 y -a S WM. II. MaCONXELL— Sgt GROCERIES, OFJLU. JUA’AS 4*0 of fzxsqcmjtf. H = ife I ’i S k f- niggers?” “Watdo I mean 7 WatdiOkence Is it to yoo? T hcy’r my witnre-e*— by these Intelligent frecme and wlininln 1 per­ igee to proyo that yer a pcrgerd villn JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. it» IB Import.ut lows*. .. In ki m n»Mll. And be grinnod nt Pollock, who win­ ked wickedly nt him in return. 9Q PER CENT OkFt ‘“Audi,” wd Pol oak. "to save time, mite at well her my wltnesero «wort.— Intake r Gavltt, stand up.” New Geods *Now, Mr. Constable, call Pompey Gavltt, Mellndygavltt, Augustus GnYttt. Prtron^l* Gavftt. Lycurgus Gavltt Abalum (iNvItt, Mm» Gavltt, Judith Gavltt, Jeffcrun Gavltt, Adam Unv.tt, Martha Washington Gavltt, Pascal Fifun t Sewing Machine, PHYSICS' PRESCRIPTIONS —AND— NEW PRICES! IF FOB WANT GOOD OOOIW CHEAP “Am I to bo swore with all these nig­ gers, ” roared 1 Maker, red In the face. - —00 TO— “Rccly," n<tl Squire Punt, “I cau'l I’MIXaIaXPS dt DENTLEY’B. permit this-” • ‘ br^joo must," sed Bigler- "Ex dosprit a wretch ex la this Pollock, ann re If rfs want Tieod Be<(sln., iteejdy ex he hex wronged me, ex much is'j rotate, 11.1 to and despise hhn; bo — GOTO---aW\fftr; fair p'ay to a era dor justis. Evfeahoodho beet .mo and crush me PHILLIPS E BENTEEY’3, Math bls lion heel, 1 iMtet that be abv! hev hla rites. But ths Squire had bet­ ter s<aro mine hist." r Aud.to yW gBUfhiily don't ilketeou- AXD IF YOU DOST .‘KK WHAT YOO WANT Anlc ft»r It. ble with Bigler, the Fqnure. pals -ex a goat, for be did r.tkntw wat wuxcoteln ------' HAIR h PRESTON 4 MP A I) Restorer Hair dressing >w?tyU '•"eBofle will quickly retort Gray Hair to. • splradk! Stack FAMILY OBOCX11IXB fwaOLESALE A DETAIL Dry Goods, V; cbor uv an oath?” Boots # Shoos, ”Tte, mW” Hatsand Caps. “Who was yoor tether, Ceeacrt" Groceries, “Don’t know, •ah." • "A yoor mother In the room, and hot Piece Goods, she bln swoinT” ■ Crockery And Glasstvarc. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, AUef wh«!i«. atb l>«and lo mH for -•O H, 7 OYSTEE, DEP I twWqaeasMTWK JQALT1XORE Still leads the Van fM«l Um city of Baltimore, er � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-05-13.pdf c3e19c21b5c63f12754a3984526ad93c PDF Text Text SOME Saniirt She gkt Swtiags 8»««r- £ljc fastings (Sanner GEO. M. E>EWEY at alamos, saury to.. Mica., BY GBO. M. DEWEY VOL. XIII. NUMBER 3. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN./WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1868. SRtdiral. Business Bireftoru m xnvx. With KiUx lowtrd Hom.-with Chhritr hr tll.-wlth FirMW 1> U» Xiftt' gortnj. BMFUm GEBIIH BITTERS, THE CLEAR VISION. AXb Moody Knconntar Between and Hone Thieve*. was given to me, Afterwards I received tho comb and brush that Mr. Lincoln used daring his residence at the White House. With The Most Powerful of AH the Means of thia aame comb and brush I had often Health and Long Life. TUI CotuUihlM • Turn- Tuesday morning, the neighborhood n eased one of tlio most daring and bloody shows that it U poesUde to be mtn? «wn fights that has Lraimj lrod in North Mitto go down ton reception, ho would tutu These means arc given to tho world Prepared by Dr. C. M. Jacksob, to me with a quizzical look: “W’cll, in a multitude of volumes, and by a •lorippL On Tuesday morning, at sunrise, Mr. JAVEl P ROBERTS. Mariam Elisabeth, will you brush my multitude of eminent philosophers, bristles down to-night ?” physicians, divines, and other persons. EUvha Dismnke|, living at Artesia, dis­ merely that it la raining. A storm la a Tho Great Rcmodles for all Disaasoj covered that two fine mare mules, worth "Yes, Mr. Lincoln." Thon he would toko his seat In an live to a great age. They may be said to 'each A36O, weremlsal up from bls statues. but rain may toll as gently as mercy. Tracking the robbers in tho lot in the cosy chair, and sit quietly while I ar­ be proclaimed every day, m they have FBAXK ALLKIT. LIVER, STOMACH. OH l n«. —'W M Iaw. ■Wiror.r tn Chwranged his hair. As may be well imag­ been from time Immemorial. Yet they 'direction of Thlbbe Station, he immedi­ times storm In thia way ; with little sf....-n4 tuinf. FiMV. O»«»tsl Lwt TM.anS«*»lDIGESTIVE ORGANS. ined, I was only too glad to accept thia are not credited by thomajority of tbe 1ately started a negro man In pursuit, arrived there about 0 o'clock, and bretheren. But the gentle rain from a :><ifr*snr«. sitr wnve. ita»u>ur<.XM>. eomb and brush from the hands of Mra. people, or if believed, they are not proc- who ’ HooSand’B German Bitters tho alarm. From his dlacripUon Lincoln. The cloak, bonnet, comb and tlced upon by the masses. The celebrate gave ita&vxt . whig trr. I brush, the gljve worn st the first recep­ cd Dr.fcbeyne. was born In 1871, em- 1of tbe atolcn animals, several dlltens W TlrJ ptotagrajihl tion after the •ocond Inaugural, and Mr. bodied them In tbe ninth of his "Rulee 'collected at the depot were able to Iden­ storm not frequently passes off in rain. Lincoln's over-shoes, also given to me,I of lloallfi and Long Life, drawn from ।tify the thieves Id tbo persons of two Hence, perhaps, lire coufiislon of tho hnveelnco donated for the benefit of tlic Head," and which was published men who rode through the place a short Wilberforeo University,a colored college nearly one hundred and fifty yean ago. while before.wlth mules,of that descrip-1 HOOFLAND'S 0 EH MAN TONIC, near Xenia, Ohio, destroyed by fire on As throe rules havo never. It Is believed Ous public Max.--Marten Van Bu­ Jordan, W. Travis,. B. 6. Munger, R. j the night that the President was murdIs tho only man who held the offices been printed Ln any newspaper, they are Muldrow, and S. L. Dubose Immediate- nn HOtWBOOT a WtLW. , President, Minister to England, Govhere given tor the benefit of the Ameri­ iy gave, chase.annod with double-barrM- of , There was much surprise, when Mrs. can reader : led shot guns aud repeaters. The party j Lincoln left tbe White House, what her or THE FABalDNB, Hoofland’a German Bitters. luul a very clear trail of tire scoundrels Benton is the only man who held aseat flfry or sixty boxes, not toeount her 1. The passions have a greater Influ­ untllsTTivlngat the home of Mr. Exum, । the United States Senate for thirty score of trunks, could contain. Had the ence on health than most people are where they suppceed the enemy must in ,consecutive yean. The only instance of govenfmeut nut been so liberal In fur­ HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC aware. have halted for rest and refreshments — nishing (he boxer, It Is possible that 2. All violent and sudden passions To msko s tiling sure, bowevr r, by not father and son In the United States Sea­ there would have bacu less demand for dispute to, or actually throw people Into exciting too early suspicion, before com­ UW3HW. eo much tnm.'i|Hjrtatiou. The boxes acute diseases ; and sometimes tho most ing up to. tic place they divided into Henry Dodge, Senator from Wisconsin, were louso'y packed, and many of them w ith articles not worth carrying away. violent of them bring on sudden death. two squads of three, tiding ala abort p. duh. m. 3. Tbe slow and lading pass!ana bring distance apart, and in th la order advanc­ Mre. Lincoln ha l o j Milon for hoarding on chronica! dlsoiscs; qs we sec Ip grief ed with eyes open and arms cooked.— j old things, bcl cviug with To<><iles, that two Elates In the United Blates Senate. and languishing hopeless love. As they neared tho house, Instead of at­ i they were "handy to have about tbe 4. Therefore, the sudden and acute tacking, they were themselves charged . JtC. R3A1ILI house.” • . passions ure more dangerous than the —the two thieves stepping from the The bonnetsthat rhe brought with htr John Quincy Adams held positions un­ bou«e to meet them, one of them shout- der the Government during every adfrotu Springfield, in addition to every slow or cbronlenl. JOH» aOHBTS 3. Men of lively ImapinatloM and lng."haJt!” and the other t oaring a one puichntcd during her residence in mi ulstratlun from that of W ashington grunt vivacity are more liable Io tho sud- broadside into the foremost column, to that of Polk, during which he died. arid tran-ported te Chicago. She rv-. den and violent psaslons and their tf- singling a man for each barrel of bls re­ He had been Minister to England, mem­ I. *COIRHB». A. W V , volver, and taking uncomforfaple delib­ ber of both Houses of Congress, Secre­ mnrirxl that she might find ute for the cctaA Thoughtful people and those of erate alm. Then commenced a well tary of State, and Prealdent of the Unit­ material ixitnc day, and it was prudent to look to the future. 1 am porry to say gvo.l understanding, sufibr most by the sustained skirmish, tbe dtlscna con­ ed States. He died while a member of Dt.H.J.HAStt. UrM wilha.it that Mrs. Lincoln’s foresight In regard slow and secretly consuming patalona. stantly advancing and flring. Dlsai>- tho Houa^of Representatives . 7. The Indolent and thoughtless suffer (tolnted In the character of the pursuer*, off clothing, M the owed, at the limo of; lca-.t from the passions: The stupid the enemy now changed their poJtlon, A LiUKnAL Educatiox.—That man, and quickly fortified tin met Ives bchhtd 1 think, has had a liberal education who tho Pnsilileut'a death, dlfttrent store, and idiots not at all. A Tbs dhense* brought on by pasttlcm a heap of brush, from which tbq^eon- has been so trained in youth that bls bill* amounting to ecventy thousand! i uwT«-rX0> i-u vaia»« axd sunoaox. Da-r may be cured by mcdiclue, as well as tlnued to fight, killing a valuable horse body 11' the ready rervaut of his will. doll.ira. Mr. Lincoln knew nothing of these bills, and the only happy fsaturc. these proceeding from other ettusos, when for Mr. John Jordan, and badlv wound­ KNAPF3X a GRWTOtOB. of hia asnasilnstlon was that he died Ini once the passions’ themselves ecaso or ing another for Major Muldrow. , are quieted. But tho preventing or) In a few minutes the defends became ignorance of them. Had ho known to utJuced by Osvers Uitx what extent his wife was Involved, thes calming tiro pwslons themselves Is the too hot, one of the thieves broke cover, •hips. Expcsnre. Tart fort would have embittered the only. bwdnees, not of physic,but of virtue and and while falling bock rapidly, dropped strength, and Ln smooth working order; Life in the W^itc House when Mr. 1 pleasant momenta of hb life. 1 dAclose. religion. mortally wounded from a shot by one ready, like a steam engine, to be turned 9. The love of God, m It Is the sover­ of tbe cltlsens. He baa since died.— I this secret In regard to Mrs. Lincoln's Lincoln wm President. I debts, tn order to explain why aho eign remedy of all miseries, so In par­ Another round or two brought out tbs mers o» well as forge Lire anchors of the ' should subsequently have labored un- ticular it cffectusUy prevents all the remaining thief, who, drsparing of the mind; whgse mind la stored with a r r, HOLBUnOK ■ dcr pecuniary embarrassment. Tbe bodily disorders the passions Introduce, day, and already sustaining one or two book )yst Issued by Carleton 4 Co., of.I children, as well as herself, had received by keeping the pa-slam* themselves wounds, lustily shouted out a surrender. knowledge of the great and fundamenNew Ybrk, and, as the title announces, ' within duo bounds, and by the unspeak­ From the eonfi salon of the nJxpjtcd operations ; one who, no stunted ascetic, written “by Elisabeth Koekley, former­ able Joy and perfect calm, serenity and thief, a bualucas cart! and other paper* la full of lire and Are, but whose passions ’.MTitrrrrw. •» n*> vvxic. ■ ly o slave, but more recently modiste. 1 Lincoln's administration, and the-<e tranquility it gives tbo mind, became presents constituted a large Item in the arc trained to come to heel by a vigorous and friend to Mrs. Abraham Lincoln." contents of tho boxes. Tbo only article tbe most powerful of all the means of J. H. Newman, of Tennessee, andChsr. will, tho servant of a tender conscience; The author was thirty years a slave, but of furniture, to far no I know, taken health and long life. that part of her life occupies a compara­ Ing them to have dealt lr. the wholesale wbether of Nature or of Art, to hate all away from tbo White House by Mr». NOTIGrL tively small space In this history. While Mini ’UCHAF.t Llncolu. was a littledrooaiug-«tand used The Saturday Review on the Woman and retail grocery bualuera al Pope’s vllcnrea, and to respect otbers as him­ Question. station on tho Mlsslmlppi A Tennessee self. [1‘roC Huxley. by tlic Presideut, I recollect bearing of Jeff. Davis, and the volume contains Railroad. Wren was tho man who was him say ono day : some remllaccnclee of that time. But Public Opinion, though mainly made killed. Newman is personally of medi­ "Mother thia little stand Is so handy, by fur tho largest and most interesting and suits me so well, that I do not know up or of scrocuous, selections, ua* has ■ a uop~<u.*M. department .«. for um bight, exceedingly cool and self pos­ Demoniac Spirit of the Ku-Hu'Klan in Louisiana. WM L. CC33. nrluln®! correspondence. ccrreHDondence. Regular relays sessed in manners, of more than ordina­ how I shall get along without It when 1 original qualDtanee and intimacy with Mrs. we move away from here." He wm qi letters, long and short, appear in this ry Intelligence? WEAK AHD DELICATE CHILDREN ----- ,-----------------------------but with a red, hardenLincoln; one hundred page*bclnggivon standing before a minor, ...................... brushing hisdepartment on ths "Woman Question," j^dfiroe, that speaks unfavorably far bls to a history of Mis. Lincoln's scandal­ hair, when ho made tho remark. The demonic spirit which has pervad­ mainly repltJa to the series of articles ebaracten He appears quite at care as ous effort to raise money by selling her acknowledged his offence on ed tho rebels during the recent e actions “Well, lather," Mrs. Linool > replied, in Uie Saturday Review. We quote t0 ALFRED C WILLS)*. clothing. Although the writer assumes from one of the sbarpeet and spiciest of ii)P train, but objected “bonse-tblef," In many of the Southern States, found to be the friend of Mrs. Lincoln, and these epistles: . speaking of his comrade as “ths degen- vent In Ixjulslana. In spite of the Kuwas bcr most trusted confident, she has Tbo papers tn Tho In uio tiro tiaiuruay Saturday Review x-ctww cra , (C of a noble sire.” "Not for the world," ho exclaimed ; published here very many of Mm. L.’s but she Interupted him : TFSTIMONIAL8. -■ u -• fQ (bls vsty dangerous aflk'.r, there agencies of evil, the Republicans gained HAVTISOS HOUSE, ore written "by a -------woman—-a clover but private letters, which certainly do not “1 should like to know what differ­ unprincipled woman ; one of the school were a* many as twenty-seven shots a triumph of which they may well feel Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. show that lady In any more favorable ence it makes If weput a better oae in from whom all the numberless indecent fired, and taking Into view tbe fact that proud. The following letter was roeetvlight than those previously published. novels proceed ; one who, driven from the thieves behaved coolly and used Its place." Thwe who enjoy tbe goedp of a serv­ ■‘That altera tlic question. If you will ths society of respectable females, n>- their ammunition deliberately, it isn workers in the Republican cause In ' ing woman about the prominent men pula staud In Its place worth twice as vengos herself, like the fax in tbo old miracle that some of the citisens were Louisiana, dated April 27-: and women for whom she has been both much as this one, and tbe CommlsaionWe have carried the day ! In some of wm. mu not killed or wounded. The jpollcy of rauie, oy rev servant and confidents, will bo greatly would have ' UKO. W. WO0PWABD." tire WllCVOO thieves IIUU1 from the they the -parishes, where wo ... lUC IUS bold advance ....'J .. _ro-. er consents, then I have no objection.” tain? Why ( entertained by this book ; but like most swdaloU. Bnlortb. B,ht. ’"T >-'&• <*• K« Mrs. Lincoln remembered these words would the i Hon. Jam's Thompson. • of such gossip, tho Incidents narrated and, with the consent of tho Commis­ draU, lb, Mimr.UI IM> Um» Ibry Kl«x Kte U»k U» UeeUon In ctunr.. do not add to the respect wbiehthe read­ sioner, took the stand to Chicago with ply her laknts better, and endeavor, by cm, upon 'Tirthw." “d '““M^d thin,,.' w UwnW. w. er feclp for the characters figuring In the ______ As a matter of course, these parishes her for tbe benefit of Utile Tad. Anoth­ tears, peultapee, and lusting, to render history. er stand, I must not forget to add, was herself fit for tho society of respectable American Cities. There has been much sold In respect women, of whom ahe evidently knowa putln Its place. to the largo amount of famtture, plate, It Is charged that a great deal of furni­ botUttla. furnlnh the moot convincing proof that, From Her. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D., <fcc., which, tt has been alleged, Mrs. ture was lost from tbo White House du­ nothing can save tbo lives of our Union Lincoln carried away from the White A Home op Taste.—Engravings shed ring Mr. Lincoln's occupation of It— House, and, as throwing some light up­ their spirits overs household. The calm on that, we extract tbe writer's account In this way : In some respeets,to put tho pdrtnltauf the great and worthy dead Baltimore will live in the traveller's of her removal from Washington: mind as a elty of lovely girls, and of pprcase very plainly, Mrs. Lincoln was house had a Ku-Kiux poster pasted uj “penny wiseand pound foolish." When on it the night before election. On the fined to her room. I’acktog afforded aho moved into the White House, she place until they worn neither absent nor quite a relief, m H so closely occupied ua discharged the Steward, whose business departed, but living, yet. livery g-od country, and surrounded the polls, dlsthat wo had not much time fur liuncntoarxnlug Republicans, and forcing them, tl°n‘ , household. When the Steward wns dis­ Letters of condolence were received missed, there wan no one to superintend W hatever you have, have beau iy. Let quays. Other cities of tbo Union have with pistols pointed at ttu-lr beads, tq from all parts of tbo country, and even the election, all the leading Republics*! from foreign potentate*, but Mr. AnNew York abounds in riches, Chicago M i m wt-rt. m« a d rthiuii. of tho lovely in fonn and color, as ths the furniture rapidly dlsa]. peered." In the pariah of St MartlnrrtUe the ooto, never colled on the widow, or evtu uncouth. Why should not every house­ so much u wrote a Uno expressing sym­ hold otyset bo eanctiflrd with this great­ pathy for her grief and the lots of her of wbleb her husband knew nothing.— ful charm t Each chair, each table, each nobly built; but Baltimore has a charm HOLES A Lt: A RETAIL. Her rear on for it was this : m '«gainst the constitution,’ the friends husband- Robert called on him cue day to teU him that his mother would fur kitchen or parlor, .tor the home of rhlcb many a visitor has Mt without O-YSTEZl Z3E3POT turn the White House over to him In a Hoofland's German Tonic. itthsrclwuy ssges F* . GAUT1OH. - , W-.1A, BABTWBIX Inquired after their welfare. Mrs. Lin- Elisabeth, that JJr. Lincoln baa of taste. [Sidney Smith.] THU BlUTUH Mjjdem, Wpi AMD frvsi lh» city of Bslliroorr. st try " Wholesale ^and "Retail. cnAKLKB «• *>'**”; rich dnwv drems, and is U hoppy happy In tbo belief evAythlnc tollmatoly connected with Heli .. _ ■ ■ ___ - —l.l-V. nn! that tbe few hundred dollars that I ob­ tain from him supply all my ’’“uta I rerarded as the wannest of Mr. Lincoln’s band always con ven lent In ends ciclsboo charges against the men tod these outrages must �THstinfs: Jsnnrr. CHICAGO CORRMBMDESCZ. General Newi Item*. Trial* B-ri*» !»•>•> r**tta**T piawo Major Evan J. Bonluo, la mensfoned in connection with the nomlnattem for 'TXX8TXTB. roaT« Mwimtn, TS -A Montreal aberttonfat has been sentenced to 10 years imprisonment. didale, and an able Representative, bbt —ThenextNew York State fair fa to the late hour in which his name has returned to make us wretched. Decldbeen suggested for that position renders edly I begin seriously tn believe that be held at Rochester. — There are seven million Jews in the hla nomination exceedingly doubtful. Zditorial Correspondence. world, one-half of whom itvo In Euroj«. -Tbe newly elected Reprosentarivre Ruato norm, NlUB, Mien.1 —— y —.—.n w *** era) immersion which lasted as long as May, 10th, 1888. / I think I never saw the wheat looking Hinds and----- Bowie*. After a few days wandering among so well, untformUy. m It fa thto season, they staid In town, the advent of tbo th* tO<T»<n«OU white the peach, apple, cherry, and pear ed by a constant succmsIm of lively In K.11 1.1 - - - - —i— — _ __ Ceatfkl and St Jorepb Valley Railroads. •prinklroand now the Methodist Gens- Russians. 1 find mywif thto beautiful day quatcredwlth friend Pucx, enjoying the pleas­ Wo still find the Pike Hotel the m^nt disliking General Grant, yet about a Fills. ure of lookiBg over, cnee again, thia detlrohle place to sojourn for a day of doaen of them are attempting Ufa Ufa beautiful Inland clty'for many yearsny any public Houre in the State, and ly-execrate thia lingering ofwlu ter in the merely suggest to our friends the pro­ fap of spring, it to tho base-ball players lovely place In the Itenlnsnte State, and priety of calling on Mr. Hke when next who had already began Bounding their aii other things being equal, tho most you visit NUcs, and our word for it, you trumpets for the coming season. It la will find tho Pike Hotel Just tho place, certainly to be regretted that they canand that unlike many other Mousse tbe bankruptcy court at Dublin on Friday, ffldcr tho Pike Hotel grows the better it game of which It is capable. The “Ex­ but hla case waa postponed. )K AOEJITS WAXTED. farHwuni 1 fir it sew tho Valley of the SL Joseph, —Tho contractors on the Grand River celsior" club of thia city, Is going to hare gCHDTZE A LUDoTfiT and realize what has been done in that a visit from the "AtlanUcs” tho “crack Valley Railroad advertise for 600 labortime for tbe advancement of all that Oxn Tnrxo ar a Tims.—Andrew club of Brooklyn, N. Y. this spring. tends to make any place a dmlrabfa resi­ Speaking of amusements, thia has —John B. Gough writes to s friend In dence, by tbe people of thh place, then a Johnson seems to imagine that some­ MONITOR PLATE DOlBLluL been rather a dlsasterous reason, far Utica: “My health to much broken, viltere of some 1600 inhabitants, with thing can be done to alleviate hto case FRAME regular places hero, McVickers fine old and my voice has failed me.” few educational or religious advantage*, by nominating divers and sundry per­ piano fortes —It fa now ata ted that tho trial of Jeffi and then toe what Is being done now to sons to tbe Senate for tbe office of Eeelosing business and now It fa reported Davis will take place during the last of still farther add to the attractions of th'e the present month or the early part of yyasted, i/nOMesaed Wemral plaae, not only In Ite physical and bus!- Yesterday, he sent In the name of Gen­ rJHSaSTK’gfr' new aspect, but for tlic social, moral and eral John M. Schofield. It Is altogeth­ hl« building here has been sold to M>me politleol ckvstion of all the inhabitants. er probable that If General Schofield —Tbe Republicans have elected their baking firm. Wood's h.is managed to SEW ADVEITIIEIttMTS. It sesm* to us no wild fancy to predict hod been nominated,at tbe time Thomas GubernateriaL Legislative and Congresfor this city, ten years bonce, a popula­ was appointed, he would have been con­ and would scarcely bare done thia had clonal ticket hi Louisiana and South tion of twenty thousand, with all the firmed, in which event tbe Impeach­ Carolina. continued growth sod prosperity there­ ment would have been avoided. Secre­ —Hon. Alexander Me Donald, United ronagi- particularly its own. The Opera after that the best manufacturing fa­ tary Stanton, In bls recent letter declar­ House baa been the scene of a number States Senator *l«t from Arkansas for bsatlSSlISijS&■*cilities In the State can do for any West­ ed that no consideration could Induce tbe short term, wss fomcrly a merchant weaUagibSr sfean'I**. 1* of signal failures, last and worst of ern Town. Beside thia, Niles ir and him to hold tho war offiee, or any other and banker at Fort Smith Kansas. will undoubtedly continue to sbe desira­ public position, beyond the time when which has been tbe sad fortune of tbe —Hon. Alfred Conkling, a member of ble on account of the social and cduea- hla rucccaror should be lawfully appoint­ French Opera troup. I am much sur­ t oual advantage! which sh? pooewa, ed and qualified. General Schofield Is prised that this troup has not done well tbe 17th Congress, and now a hale man NEW GOODS In our city. The people of Chicago like end which are not eurposoed by many If entirely acceptable to the Republican good music and the French troup hari- on the impeachment trial. any of the cities of the North-West; nor SenatOTS and to the country, and be —Brown, who burned a stolen girl to are tliere more beautiful sites for "«p!en- would make, wo have no doubt, an ex­ given ua superb mualc, they admire good dramatic action and we have never so n dld homes” with all the faculties for cellent Secretary of War. But it it too A Splendid Assortment for L. d. bouix.wx. better in tbe specialties of oomody and S.-ntenced to death, May 18, at Hudson. making them luxurious that any inland late. Mr. Johnson boa made an Issue burlesque, they have a positive enthusi­ Sale at Rail Road Prices. city can offcr. than those In and about with Congress on tbe question of the asm for fine legs,well displayed and this HOWK*B Judge Walker, of the Wayne Circuit t‘ie city of Niks. The city, however, right to appoint a Secretary of War Court, has announced that bo will resign like most other Western towns is sufibr- without the advice and consent of'the FREE MOWERS AND REAPER f Senate. That question must be tried on the first of July, on the account of All Hastings Outdone ! wwght and ought to be done In the way first. One thing at a time, Mr. Presi­ til tbe present week,been quite a failure. of beautifying the city la neglected, be- dent.—OMoopo Tribune. —The Union Republican Convention This week they are doing “Orpheus" a charming burlesque on tho old mytho­ of California selected delegates to the rirable, Investments In tbe way of busi­ Making Sure of the Thing—Lincoln*i logical story of tbe descent of orpheua Chicago Convention who were InstructOpinion of Gen. Grant - nest demand alt tbe means the people IBnttlo Creek Nowhero into Hades In search of Eurydlee. con furnbh, and then with the basinets —The Democrats promise to stick to The total debt of the city of Chicago The following characteristic story of that might and ought to be done here, la now reported at $8,530,682, but of this repudiation, but it looks as If they would there is not half the capital employed President Lincoln, but recently publish­ only $3,697,882, are to be paid by our repudiate Ujeir candidates Instead of tbe ' that the public Interests, n» well as indi­ ed, fa vouched for as genuine: debt. In the early part of the year 1865, citizens by taxation, the remainder be­ vidual prosperity, demand*. But capital —Hester C. Payne, of Dorcbeeter | ing In the wbter loan, which la paid by WOOII'B X*» a la now seeking lurotmcnt In thia city, when Joe Johnson bad reached Raleigh the water rente and the Canal loan, County, Md., hai Just obtained a verdict wooirx n~.. nml the day is not distant when various with his army, you may icmemlx-r itaixrx iu>. which the state assumes. kinds of manufacturing, using the water f- Apl were entertained lest be might sud­ NEW YORK PLANO FORTE COMPANY. Tbe place of our gallant old eblef fire breach of promise. denly Join Lee, end the two crush Grant. Marshal, U. P. Harris, has at length —The full official returns from the re­ up all along the banks of that beautiful The Congressman then rej rwenilug the been filled by the election to his place cent State election in Wisconsin for river. To-day n Hotel tbe largos’, and Springfield, HL, district called upon the of R. A. William*, formerly assistant. GRAND AND SQUARE Chief Justice, give Dixon, Republican, President, when the following conver­ -<*rr«* Piano-Fort During the past winters great quanti­ 8,777 majority. sation ensued: ty of ice diaa been cut from tbe lake < ongrresman— "They arc becoming K- Reading, st a coil of some $100,000. —Tlr friends of female suffrage are of, *ucu> them iu In me the iivuk House r.xwusrvc wofks are ocingcrecica, anxious some u about to bring up this issue la Congreve Extensive v/as OaaWorki arobelngcrected, tracks, oflkl and a thousand nameless and the pipes laid along the principle *b««t the situation. Have you received by Introducing a bill lo authorise it in npa eases *■ Crown Crtaeltaes stench-making and ^(st-breeding suba Arc Osrwsg f*i anything latar? Aren ’ t you afraid streets for mUes, and In a few wceka tbo ' “* • • — •----. rtanere. The Health officer now offici­ the District of Columbia. MAIN DROTUERS’ city will be lighted with real gat, os it Grant to making a mistake in not mov­ —Gen. D. E. Sickles, delegate at large ally announces that there are 22,000 tons has been somctlm? i r tha port by tho ing?’’ of this lee stored in Chicago, and affirms VEBY CUEAP. SOLD 1UBE. bl INEWH DEPOT, The President—“Do you remember aratalal kind, cminattng from the that ths lee dealers are in the habit of “whisky shop)” which In thia city,like that Baptist revival in Springfield In sending out tkls ice to their customers publican Chicago Convention. ■ those In our own village of Hastings. such a year 1" for pure "Crystal Lake,Willow Spring” —It is sold that a movement CongresMoan—"I do not recall It." are the oxr. great drawback to the moat In New York to throw over both Sey­ The President—‘ Well, BH), a harden- etc. If this be true it Is a subject for rapl I possible prosperity. Severn! large 0. II. tPAUlDiaa. prompt and efficient action. Tbe foul mour and Pendleton as Presidon tai sals kt THOMAA, LAXODO5 b tek stum arc, also, to be erected this stuff la absolutely poisonous If used for nomlneos, and take up Senator Hen­ o-sson, while tho miUlng facilities are pointed day the Minister baptised the domestic purposes. There are also stored dricks. to br Increased by one of tho finest mills converts in a small stream. After Bill WE ARE COMING, —The wife of Rev. Dr. Judd, Baptist Ih any State, a mile to the north of the .had been plunged under onoe be naked And will present to any person send clergyman In New Haven, has applied dry, the property of O. A. Celby, Esq., the preacher to baptize him again ; tbo □BOOKS. sumption by Chicago, Is each summer for divorce on tbe ground of adultry one of the mast enterprising of ths busl- latter replied that it was unnecessary. ONE DOLLAR SALE la in the vleinity of 60,000 tons. with Susannah Reynolds, his young Bill, however, urged the matter, and he In my last letter 1 mentioned that our housekeeper. ways uaai his capital to promote the was accordingly put under for the acoBoard of Education, had adopted as text Blank Hole and Receipt Books, —A moUnn fa pending In the House growth of any place where for the time books tn ths common schools, tbe rerice giving the franking privilege to A!tea LXGAL BUSKS 1!>D cd aa a particular favor, that be might of "Analytical Reeders” prepared by R. Dlx, as an acknowledgement of her life­ WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES be baptized just once more. Tbe Min­ OF PREMfUMd. long labors In behalf of the unfortuof tbe city, perhaps as much as any oth­ ister a little angered, answered that be note Normal School, and teasel by er uun whose name Is amoefated with had already been under once more than tbs'history of tbe place. An Ibox tbe other converts. Still Bill plead, and —The “vtoibto admixture’’ bill, which lOu Madison street, Chicago. There Bunas across tbe St Joseph la now the preacher pul him under for the third prohibits all persons with any ••mixture” being erected, and we think If tbe peo­ time. As Bill came up pulling and commendations from competent judges of negro blood in their veins from vot­ ple of Hastings hod fully understood blowing, be ebook the water from his and educational officiate in all parts of ing, has passed tbo Ohio Lcgislature.and hatr and exclaimed : “There I 1'll be tbe United States a* superior to all oth­ Mowed If the devil can get hold of me er readers hitherto in use, and it la net —Tbo 15th quadrennial session of tbe NO. 1 MAIN BT., BATTLI CUZK, now.’ The President, continued, Gen. strange that they should now be adopt- general conference of the Methodist apple was built. Eptocopo! Church commenced at Chica­ Like Hastings, the people of this city, termined on making a sure thing, and go on Friday. Seven bishops were by the State Board of Education of Kan- present al the opening. dIUonal Railroad facllIUes, and two H. A. GOODYEAR, —The Mayor of Springfield, Mo., was 80r The Austrian army scheme Just elected tho other day by osm mq/orfty. proposed tolls a terrible story of the con ­ !»"?»< Mafa* AmZ sod fartZ Elkhart, Indiana, to St. Jo-eph, via the enormous figure of 70,000 copies.— Two town eleeUcns In Wisconsin, last Niles; and the other from some place dition of Europe. Every citizen from Messrs. Sherwood are tho only school­ 4 'jS ",e *“*** walaai wort “Baal" by way of Jackson, Three Rivero twenty to thirty four la liable to five book published In tbe Northwest and month, were decided by a lot, on account of tie votes. All of which shows what or Ooustantlne, to Niks, and thence by oxi or nuxs cncri are already famous for being pre-emin­ one rote may do. Lajairt, Indiana, to Chicago. Tbe latter sccxrnp ently tbe manufacturers of school furni­ onoOf the moot stupendous humbugs of ture and apparatus fi»r the West. They may be ordered in case of invasion or waa killed In Hurricane Bottom, MfaafaONE D sClsbW sippi, a few nights since, by a party of tbsmcen.and Its construction Just about u«*mes whom they were attempting to aa probable, and yet many men berv- eighteen and forty ore liable to service. frighten. Hto body was carried off next Tbe entire able-bodied population of tbe Xa/LS, prrrr. money in thia enterprise. But while country to thus put under arms. Neith­ penteri'school in this city, wbieb -fa on 4 USD, —In tho newly-choaen North Caroli­ tho •‘Centra!”and “Southern"continue er exoneration nor substitution to per- pronounced tbe model school nf the ’J’HE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AKB to furnish all the faculties the public United States waa entirely furnished na Legfafature the Republicans have $2 stanlally the same thing. Tbe prospect •f ths 60 Benatore, and 68 of the m ■B auem trocx At the Methodist General Cunfereno. and of course no probability that II will the other day, It was reported that tho ty In each House, or 28 on Joint ballot Building Material*- CASH STORE STANDARD SCALES. $19,II|EE| »*««» GOOD FOB $20.00 STATIONARY HARDWARE STORE, IRON, Joseph, distant about 36 xrilen, would Qrandmotber WeUos ;yuur ass, Alexander Itlkhart, nor do we beUcve the capital W. Randall, and flea to tbomountains.” Educational fund, reached the sum ot partment has recovered of confederate property in Europe 1144,157,and bro dis­ bursed 000,000 for ooansel and other ex- thto City. W CUSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER oa short notice, and a fit guar- church as being all in tbe most flourish- prnclous than blood.'* *•••* retest tererwesrt 8h«lf-Hardware and CutWP irBUtrcrx rtiax Dodge’s Clebrated Pit” �1CDD1 BUSINESS CARDS. F. X. GALLOWAY, BANKER. HARTINGS. . - - aforl - • - MtCH. MISS E. WILCOX, MILLINER. an rro*T, axiox block, HASTINGS, - 87 - MICH. C. V. Babiaaoa, J. J. Hrodenhott, B. P. Cherry, Maple Crore, OrafctWIk, Pruirie. ills. D. 8. WOODWARD, Dedwla Dry aii Grrts, Wi ^°°n *Siuot'jiKD snsrenm. n»snj Rltkary Camera. Mich. tWEMY MISS M. MEAD; DHENSM AKER, xx tut kttxui or ru mist tn avoir, aaic* aiocc, HABTIXGK . . . pair • • - MICH. MRS. C. FREEMAN, THE Weathkr U doaldcdly mlxrd. Wo gue*s It la December ropoelng in tho lap of May. NIILLIN E R, o m tux roxr orrrex, RASTTKOH. - - - aSyl - - - MICH. RonrnrrtoM KO.- -Ain’t it a victory! further particulars enquired “Bed* WILLIAM MYERS, Boater la Music 4 Jewelry. jtwrro.vA dkvo trout HASTINGS. - • - nJyl - - - MICH. PRESTON A MEAD, JJISSOLUTIOJf. General Grocers, x n> ruoDon oxai-xx. ;HsS=’3=-”5« 1 Ko. bilieel E FHOV>-Tbb«c aplendld Bug•xhildtion at the Manufactory iProM.I HASTIKOS,- - - alyl ■ • ■ MICH. C«b paid lor Prod nee. tUIYJ 1. PA8MUAM., Daeton ta | i Boots and Shoes, | a-................................. 3 XXX mix t nxDnrun. | HASTING • • • aAyl - ■ ■ MICH. | MAIN BROTHERS; Peal la ? Drip, Medicines, Groceries, llzl- PM **| IM c RANTED, AGENTS »T4 Io SMO Mr month. everywhere, frotd*. Io introduce Ibe Genuine Impr rnoa 8tas* Family Hewing Machine, ebkae will .Huh lew..tell, tuck. quill,. The Ce pertnerahrp heretofore eilcting haler th* same and style af BABLOW, GOODYEAR ! A OBAXT, to dissolved by muted coneeel. N. BARLOW, W. S. GOODYEAR, IL J. GRANT. HuU.ge, Aug. 11,1MT. rirvieeoa er, HASTiXGS. - a*yl • MICHIGAN. *1? in Ue IM Ito H a -i •!'. lEHrOOJ BARLOW 3 & GOODYEAR. Groceries and Produce, t-i •s' ? i a fir i H. A. GOODYEAR, ter& Kichaue Dealer, HMl HilD DRESSMAKER, MIDDLEVILLE notice Hint <’. it. Pitmens, Dr. Wm. Up­ john, John Beqmer, and various other of oar citizens am making exton'lre additions, and improvements on their several residence*. Let the good work SEW ADVERTISEMENT^ THOMAS R. AGNEW PIECES FALL PRINTS Just factoi that day. or “forever hold your j-eacc" about the injustice or equality of the •‘Roll’’ m made by the Supervisor. >NABT cndVariUf. Wasted,a call for a Republican State Convention, to nominate Stale Officers. I Il should be hold, lit our Judgement, by the 1st of July. We hops the State Central Committee will give thia matter prompt attention. $250 l-UtUf Jlrttlu (Mm , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mem or MarLC Grove, remember the Election on Saturday for aid to tbe 'fraud River Valley Railroad. It ta of the utmost Importance to the people of the County, that you rote the requisite aid by a decided majority, and for your own pereonal interest to an amount beTRIED AND KOT FOUND WANTING. E STORK JDYEAR* IRON, iMFEACnXKXT.—As wo go to prwe, the SicMATX is Voting on the articles of Impeachment, and we venture to pre­ dict that when you read thia article, A. Johnson, Esq., late Tailor at tho four corners in Tennessee, and LATE aiderm»n (?) of hl* native Villago.will be LATE President of tbe United States. Aurora's Hows Miaauaa. Philadelphia, T. A n«J. ..4 UWo Bourie.nh, XVII; Cb.rite K**» Artbar. for May coo telan Made-“AIl Along the ■>J the Madero Ktage; The Ship's Jlootar, by Valley Hwyiag Bargains; lastineto of Salmon; Xra. Oilphut; Street Mede; Americana Abroad; Mabd't C*r»; Ohl Druasxro; Charlotte Conley; Mrrlewobd Chase; Twn Ways; Regies eadVsaSius; Lean, a Trade; Mr». Ashley"* Wantrobe; girt U la Uve; Tbe Hollsnds; -Wornas'e WrougeWortra af the Card Insect; boys" sad Glrto" Trtaeury ; Tbe llotns Circle, Eresing* wi* KRrZSt ertaS MYRON H. FULLER, NERVOUS txi.s COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, SOAPS, specific pill, STARCH, SODAS, SEXUAL DEBILITY! 4(7, 4C, . And la foci, everything found la a First Claaa Grocery Store, ATLANTIC & GRXAT WSffil Broad Gauge Railway! *aa bring aleag year CAUTION.-^,*jr^ “r lirnann aw —Ill L- — aulad BUTTER, EGGS, * POULTRY, BEESWAX, SHEEP-PELTS, NEW YORK L.reiaceTT * ^bakewell. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania j �LEOAL NOTICE?. MtOCH.lAXBOCS- golden clasp that bind, together tho vol­ ume of tbo week.” thing.are naosasary for tb. wants Stts^jrwstsu: ofFew thi. Hfe, but it takes an to finite num­ Ibi Bbssk— Xnalay r<p,r.‘' Tbs f. MsklagteL Charlra, -13fM0r>n»seww.-«. WUs Sandy Hook !• pul, Cbarias, r»OHATS OKOEtl" Iyer’s Sarsaparilla, pie best riinj rw rramno the buob. SEWING MACHINE Il MW os yxUkllwa st tbsriim at ber to aaCWy tbe demand, ef opinion. Ladles generally .hop to Couplee.Whcn a ladyhe. any money to . speed, ahe dearly loves taking a friend with her to toe her epend IL A tartrtonabla woman, ie J.fth Aven­ ue; boaateofluvtog over three hundred PHILLIPS & BENTLEY, LOCAL 'AOENTN. HASTINGS, MlCfe. Utt'S are entirely new. A witty doctor say. that tight lacing to a public benefit, Inaamueh as K kills all of the foolish glrto, and leaves the wiw to grow up to women. It is 111 bred to use .tong word, or Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, SS' If Directt MORTGAGE RUSSELL & NEVINS. sale. fej? *“4 We WILL NOT be l TDEBtM»Lf». Moftal ymir happy »<> Ws prey yea Mt to gnvvi, Cbsriaa, , . And erect JOB With a ehacr, WhUa by yaor gracioaa lea,., CUri .Wt laaocti a prl.at. lear, .Tbca "klre sm quick and fo." Cbarii eions arc nomcthlng far won. than ill bred. They indicate that you do not reverence God or respect mm. and they UtaL are also vulgar. Srci&srifas too® of W«at.Phtoi7 ______________ r.u-w* .r Am ssstiitt-ssr: (tabs,trend Mtnii its mooted question, “Are the mental eapa. citlea of females equal tethoMormarte?” resulted in a decided triumph for the girls. Ataro-o -tballln New York, some of the ladles bad thres servants to hold up the trail, of their drtares. Probably if their dresMS bod been “bitched up” round the neck, tn accordance with the law. of health and. morality, one trail Green Tea. DO i« fit,*3. It HcWLIoWandHcivr FAURlCkS ' Mi oteafwe XL Tbs T«n,Uo U.ID. uur- Beet Japan Ton •!,<>. iwtanio, la alwiy* r>(bt ItMakes the Best Stitch, Best Asssrl'nt of Crockery!! Town. Fresh Goods constantly on hand. Old Goods tilling reinrlless of Cost. MKwMbruiii ta Dgi ItUr^r. Kin. Kj.lt',* j aga.-twa.artbosrescslari CARRIAGE FACTORY! TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, GaIJ MidiL st Amsrlein Imbialf. X.w York. Ocl.. M«l. I1M tbs.-u.drd io Family Siwise MieLImi, .1 lbs Paris ElFMitiop. IMT. EVERY MACHINE IS WARRANTED! House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter ssrtrx-sxsur. o.tw •'«<■<* r. ■_ Uurr £1 Mair ikraa Aallara rfau XaOr. ». IWrrftwe >«n S ■AMMSfcL Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Streets, MICH. HASTINGS, - ScBTrrrvTT roa Osmx rx Corm.—Beat the wirite of an egg to a froth; put to it %,amall lump of butter and turn tho cof­ fee to it gradually so that it may not curIt U difficult to distinguish tho taete?£rom fresh cream. Be Sure to See this Machine, started in Illinois which lays down a platform nontninjng tho following,among Ayer’s Ague Cure, Tho repudiation of the people-robbing andaristocratic-creating, Shylock-origi­ PRESTON & MEAD nated outrago and hellish swindle, called “ United States bonds.” Tho overthrow of tho oondare of usur­ Large & Well Selected Stock of pers, calling thomsclvM “ a Congress of the'.United States.” . A thorough military organisation of the Democratic party—tho only patriotic party in tho country—North, South, East a£d WMt, to meet any and every emer­ gency that may arise And last, but not least, to carry oat enforce, and maintain the foregoing prin oples, wa ore for a revolution ! WorWoTor and Ajw, Intmnlttrnl Fo,cr, C M LtI I'cicr, hrnnttwa, Fovrr, rbLFALLT La.ia. !«.« nwfe .aia.^^, LT ollbr aum . t L<< luisdieeaaOMttohn ao-l HiSy-lau ernf^ »l,ir+> i> cl.lw^ liUi*. altiw Alta of till. t>o«>rr. 1 i-yrrl^r onu Fattr I*. I AM NOW SELLING Lumber Wagons, A. No. l-,at $100,00. Open Buggies single Scat |125, to $165. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. groceries; ’ t'I stand,” said a western stump or­ ators “on the broad platform of tho prin»of ’08, and palsied be my arm if I ’um.” “Ton stand on nothing af the kind.'” interrupted a little shix'-mateja the crowd, >on stand in mv boots you never paid me far, and I want 'FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. Top “ Single « 180, “ 2! Ratlcr& Jump seat wagon*, 75, “ 11 Krtrj olbrr Brllrl* la n>y liaerqully tfSOI.UTlUS NOTICE. 1'5“ DRUGS & MEDICINES, CAIrtTS III OIL CLOTIS, ^-rNever lay a stumbling block in tho way of a man who is trying to advance MBlrt to the world honretly and up­ rightly, for ho is likely to walk over it and tough at you afterword. —Little Bobby—I say, ma, is ii true that we aro inode out of dust? Mu—Yes, my boy, so we are told. Bobby—WoU,I’U bo hanged if I be­ lieve it, cause if we wa* when we sweat 1?° muddy? —A. New York writer says President Johnson is an aching tooth to the nationsi-jaw. a acreotehing infant hi a crowd­ ed lacturo-ruom; and there can be no HM nor comfort fill he t> out —Saxo makes tho following witty epi­ grim on a low-neckod dress: ARDWA RE k DRY GOODS’ STORKQ I havaSited op a Ware Room for Cas- O - ------ - — — -- ------ --mS' ‘‘*’ ■w/wr£f April lit. jiu. ,FrUf 1 JIHLRY & MUSIC STORK DiaoLUTlON KOT1CE. Patent ThsLwt KS. WATCHES, JKWEUtT, VER and PLATED WAKE. Books and Stationery, devulvoa on Democratic iournala and speaker, to warn tho people against tho Brtaaio irhitt ttiygtr mobs, known as Christian Associations, aid soaeties, mis­ sion dubs, etc. Democrats, avoid them as yon would tbo plague. GROCERIES, or all raws un> or rar qcautt. BAIRdbessiMI A bitterly IngwuoM epigram is that of ae old Greek poot on marriage In '■‘"tBoifte wiH quickly restore Grey Hair to it* natural color art henry, *»d produce luxuriant growth, h it perfectly hannkw. .nd j, prefer^ —Lannes. travnla so slow that vani­ ty mob overtakes it UTviD O ROBfX.aOX.) ■A.-FMLO BRAKE, J WM. K GOODYEAR, ) Groceries and Provsions, “ wj£w lh«« who wiah to rettore —He is rich whose income in more than hie expenses. y^CAWBrcLTO ntnr owt- for old and young. -When Wendell Phillip. vrnopenma* Km n. ■ r ■ ■ ■ — -> it _ IBMHjlfeOU, OA"*** *“ • Flr*‘ ‘'“’trtiSisrtiKi.Kr '^’HOX.ERALE A RET OTSTEH jgut YOCR CLOTH AT HASTINGS WOOLES FACTOIT. jgALTIMORM • j Still Leads ths Va •tKuiu a rjKnuwhu x. I> � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-05-20.pdf ed9173e0163ed2245638e048d7e9a882 PDF Text Text S ®lje Qasthtp toncr. imwraw^AT UA8TIHG8. BAHUT CO., MIOH-, BY GEO. M. DEWET. VOL. XIII. 7T=1 ^sg:i:zn;:s:ss " With Malice toward nuns,-with Charity for aH,-with Tiraxneu U the Bight." , HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1868. M,Bwwn»nto-. NUMBER 4. so cold. 'I earin bear to wake up moth-1 wsys light there; and wasU^Lftay to bar bruin, and the shriek had bcv^d* er. and I know I shall If I get Into bed any more, for Godwin away tbo tears with her; alntit funny she sleeps so FROM THE BRIDGE OF 6IGH8. long T” and the child speaker drew her U> a vnloo Hdaroswith agony. glad to see us.” . ‘•Dead, dead I” repeated Mary, as if "I wish wo wets there now.” said trying to comprehend bcr sister's words. might disturb some one In the depart­ Lizzie, shivering, and drawing closer up to th* alck child, "bus 1 shouldn't want "Well, Llxale, let's you and I die, too, Howard Ingersoll tod forward to looks* ment. ' •*’ BlghtacroM the street, so that the io go without you and mamma. Khy. Prepared by Dr. 0. M. Jackbob, । light from Howard JngcnoH'a pleasant little aister, bow dry and hot your heads Uy upon the pillow. mtlADtlJ-UIA, FA. "No, no, Mary, you must’nt die too, । feel I ( said, with a smile; "Papa will to "And my hrtxdftrelsdryand hot too,” and leave me here all alone,” cried Ll»- the The Great Remedies far all Disuses ■aid the rick child. ■ she tossod with zte, os she sprang to the bedride ; but (glad to see mother.1’ those wild and blue oytu opened, and dwelling. Ito hngr, ungmcefol shadow tbo restlsssnrsa of frver o’.i the pallet.— LIVER. STOMACH, OB rolled vacantly over h*r face, "Ob, . Htstn: mingled with that of Ito symmetrical "Put your hand on my forehead, LIsrie, wh *. shall 1 do T won’t somebody come wandered wondertnglyaround the roost DIGESTIVE ORGANS. neighbor, and there, face to face, and It feels so cool and good.” and help me F’ cried the child in h*» ।and orcr the strange faces about her. trout to front, they stood on that fearful desolation,and then a sudden hope flash­ "You’re In tho ‘brick boost,’ little risulght; whUe the Great Eyes, to whom ed into the darkness of her heart, and ter. They brought yoasud ms boss: EAXVKT WBJPET, the darkness and tbo day sre alike, look with tbeenergy of deapcraUon^hc rush­ down steadily, rieepleasly.into the light­ ed from the roam- Down, down Ibe ed parlor and darkened chamber. rickety stairs, plunged the light farm of a change came over the chlid’s fees.the little girt; and right across tho street there trint clothes enough to cover you. HOOFLANB'S GERMAN TONIC, to the stone step« of the "brick house,” tun coming I'1 too; you can have port of nja’s ®W riosk, it rushed with the speed of a spirit though. Ydsric, I’m almost burning up Howard Ingersoll and hla wife sat —w iat mokes you coil It cold T” nr.n'ni: t writs. with their two fair children before their •Bcrnlrgup! burning up I” ejacula' luxuriantly furnished table; and loving words and kindly smiles gave to the ’ chocolate a richer flavor,and to the mufI the water has frozen In the pitcher; and Milanin* U , 1 feel Just like lee all over, only my eoetonj’foresight which tbo hoi-bed at-’ fins a more exquisite relish. ’ "And so Charlie, Ellen, you did not Charlie and Ellen, Were all listening! HOOFLANB'S GERMAN TONIO hands and feet ache so. ’ hear the wind last night, for Sleeping so "Well, get in quick, Lizzie; there, 7 soundly; I hope It was the same with pat ha tie, childish manner, the story sf talcs half the pillow,and put your hands 7 another little children,” and all the in mine. Ohl how cold and good they mother was in the glance which the la­ fecit I.lazle, have you sold your dy bent upon those bright young bios- v thing for you and mamma, when I tell sours al her table. Just then the "street ••Yes,” said her sister, healtntiugly. bcU’’ rangIt was a loud, startling peal, ,, ••I tried to a long lime ago, when I stood and Mr. anil Mrs. Ingersoll put down rroom Just as well with tor eyes shut.— at the window, watching for the people J.H.A0.a»SUl, their cups, and the children their muff- jMrs. Ingersoll's handkerchiefwas st her bho In the brick home to light up their par­ Ina A moment after, the door opened, (eyre, and Charite and Ellen, with their lor ; and when the girl camo in with the parlor. Oh, deal1, how dark it 181" gnd a child sprang past the rervant, from ( In thcirifrwn. were sobbing hear­ lamps. Just before sho drew the curtains • Sister." eaid the little invalid, in a glanced a moment wildly around the (tily as the child concluded. Jost then th* !H«d. MurrlW CT faint voice, for tbo Aver had. produced room, and then rushed to Mrs. Inger- । Draatblnc. yiattorlns at ’>»• H* that kind of dosing exhaustion which soli’s ride. Herlong, golden hair lay tn , lonutlfBl. with the warm fire dancing fevers generally do, “I can’t talk any bright,tangled maseea around ber white Snll Pain in lha Ha*«t. Daflmore. Try and go to steep.” checks; bar lipe quivered,and there was ( I ceuldu’t have one too, and there was a And the two children drew cl<wer to a strange depth of agony In the large, little boy and girl there, Mary, and they brown eyes which looked up eo appeal­ looked so happy as they ran around the Ing to th* lady,as she clasped her hands I room trying to catch each clhcr, that-1 and spoke: ' began to feel ancry with them. 1 knew "Mamma Is dead, and Mary 1a dying. I it was wicked, but 1 could not help it; pityingly In U* darkneas and Won’t you come and help tfs ? It’s on­ ( I rhut my eyes and triedto prey, but all .. _____ ■ ...I all ly right acmes the street.ma’am," the time that pleasant room and there Now, Mn. Ingersoll had a quick, ten­ happy childre n stood right before tae, |1 | nn<) the wolds camo dreadful ban!. It 1singular. der Utile heart-one that could no more 11 was morning. Soft and clear broke hear, unmovod, such au appeal, or wit­ to forget it—It Is.BfcrAraertwZAesfreat”. , BIGHT ACB0S3 THE STREET. didn’t seem ns it God hoard them.­ . | Don’t you think bo’s forgotten us, the winter sunshine Into the chamber ness, untouchoJ, the look that more where lay the riccj-lng children, and plainly than words spoke Its story of chlldren,” said the gentleman, "Well tills Is a terril lo cold night— ’ ’iry * 1 terrabio cold!" rvpoited Howard Inger- • "Oh I no, no 1 Llzric. you know miun- reeled, like the benedictions of eplrite suffering, than it could have offered a soil re bo retifirved his overcoat and upon the thin, folr cheeks, and tong, stone to one of bcr own children when maaayv God co" not forget auy more wrappers, "nd woncei himself In a than ' golden hair, on little •pellet. There it asked for bread. tho three children followed. wo can forget each other; and then b —----------— the j-------..__ large ca-y chair, draw n up st precisely 11he s-e । us always, for ho mn took right I was another bed tn the opposite ctf.ner "Hand mo my shawl and bonnet, tha proper angle with tho Ore. "God straight down through the darkness.- of tbo chamber-same old qullte were quick, Howard. No. I won’t stay for a help the pour!” continued the gentle-1 " . ... ______ _ ___ 1.1.4 H • and above these bonnet Get your het and come with uiiciLui; -- ,----Boston, becoming involved not long man, lJt a tunc whose fervor would have > qhilte. <m the single P‘How with which1 me,” rite said, while the team sparkled dace, made over hit property to his son. dohommor to any .member of the long ’ us now ?" Lizzie tried to arrwer, but «ho could the bed wsa fundslmd, rorf«! the white,1 In her dark eyes; end Howara\Ingerparliament; and be drew hl* fret Into | ghastly face of ■ woman. The dark soU, who bad a heart, and a large one, not, for tho great sob had been rising 1 the taricfuUy embroidered slippers and bwcillng in her throat, until it was I too. when It oould be found, turned wit“ prosecution, but when he came to de­ wonderful alacrity to fulfil bls wife’s bo- | 1 which loving hands had placed there In mand the property back, tho son refused Iantteli'at’-on of hl« return. to restore it. Tho latter now bolds the That child’s sob in tbo silence, wrung "Here put my shawl around you. It'll ••I knowlt, Howard, that’s Ju-1 what cut of the little wean’, aelsing heart, cstatp and lives In luxury, while tho make you warm, little girl," said Ellen ' । I said ns 1 eat Lire listening for the what a world of agony It revealed. OUfc **»**^ —■———-------------- --father baa died of a broken heart. Ingersoll,bcr Utile round face elongated anundofyour footstep In the hall." an■ Don’t Llxzlc. don’t!" said Mary, and furrows on tho farebead.wrote their his­ i swercd Mrs- Ingersoll, a gentle, darkinto an expreeriun of deepest sympathy, Old Bull vUlted Windsor, Vt., mom , she put up her title hot bond and strok­ tory very legibly—a history of sharp I eyed woman, a- she stirred up the gluwu she buttled up to Idxrie, whose eyee and terrible airffering. Ibero was a ed her etetei’* face, and tried to wipe lug bed of antiimcitc; and the light unite on the white llpe—a sweet, oetUed were following her mother eagerly of one of hb old Mends to this country. away the tears that rolled down the WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN that waved and glided over the opr*rito unite; but somehow the sunshine and around tho room. "And we won’t let small, pole checks, with a comer of the wall like the Croat wing of a spirit. <pvw I the smite looked sadder than anything your sitter die/ Hoar, *at them, and cloak ; and finding this of no avail, she A Hew Paper. you shall carry bcr eome too,” said broader and brighter. "I heard the ■ flung her arm around her sister and * "JAzzie, idxrie. wakoup; don’t you wind mourning end a howling at the I ■ Charlie, as be thrust two of the largeet cried very softly, but the pillow was We publish tho following prospectus. wlndowee, and shrieking msd-Ukc up muffins into Llzrie’e hands, his great very wet with the chad-tee's, which see It la morning ?’■ and the ehltd shook and down the street: and I e'poso I two the dark, loving eye* of the angels look­ gently the arm of her oldest sister. Lis- black eyes looking large as aauoere, be­ 1 propose to start a religious P*!** <* because I had nothing rise to de, I fell zte’sbrown eyesriawly unclosed,but the tween eompathy aud benevclenoe. Mrs. ed down to roc. And through 11119 ■ tfbtimonials. to thinking of the rw»,-of bolpices sunshine looked sobright and cheery, Ingersoll seized her shawl, and her hire­ the gift entoqirixe plan. It will bo dathe mother slept on. it was very singuHon. Geo. W. Woodward. mothers with their little hungry chllthat the sad little heart was gladdened. bend hie hat, and stnoothlug away the dren.and It was more than i could stand. ■•YOs, I see It is morning. How do bright, tangled hair from Lizrie’s fore­ "Perhaps mamma wlllbo better to­ von feel now. tittle ririer?" she said, head, and the three emerged from the I crept on tiptoe Into the children’s Subscribers for one copy of the Church room, and bending orcr those twe lltDe morrow,/later, the ricepe so ldrrg'."’«dJ rising up. and Itnking with fond aaxio-1 dwelling. A few momenta later tho trio Cancer will be presented with a box gif Cribs, (I bod tucked up Charley and the rick chUd.strt vin4 fo.hjjrir UP ber ty into th* soft, blue eyes that, gated in­ i werc standing in that chamber of dratltears and And a word of consolation for l tutlon and death. Mrs. Ingersoll was Ellen myself, and they were rlceplng so to her own. --------- ,-------sweetly,) 1 thought maybe some other the little heavy heart that lay throbbing ••I don’t ft«l any better, Little,” said ’ beading over the sick child, her band mother was bending over her children, close to her own. ► - . ■ , ■ - • ths little girt- "It seosne as if my bead. tightly clasped by those little burning ,^0., and may bo used Hen. James Thompson. ■•Ohl I hope she will ."said Little, in fingers, and ber tears falling like rain | • ■ and »bo loving them Juries dearly so I a more hopeful voice, but it grew sad 1 upon the hot cheeks, while th* Uttle one statesmen and boot-blacks.) did mlne,and yet not bed clothes enough ► was calUng her mamma, and telling her <0 keep them warm, and pcrim;* they Subscribers for two copies will receive ----------- ------- -, ■ of her pleasant home, with its aparkling won't to bed without any euppor. Poor come Ul IW ■ a box of sardines. sure I .‘Ipn'l know," answered things! I can’t get over thinking about J.,MW THOMPSON’ the Utile one; "I am not hungry IprTp.’’ *w’ , only ury throat te so perched up, and all And ths lady whoso maternal sympa­ thies were Btrongly aroused .dropped the day long I kept thinking Of the great ao age as well as another. . ■ annles that grew on the old tree in front LtaKio'gteMsd towards the opposite poker on the rag, and lifted her ptetty Subscribers for twvlvo copies will be of our house. Don’t you remember It, dark eyes to bcr husband's face, while entitled ton pair of false calve* and a bed. The face was turned towards, her, two team of genuine womanly sympa­ gilt-edgo copy of Anna Dickinson's ondsho saw the sunshine and the strange thy twinkled and sparkled in thrir travel tings and speccbcw ' the spring under the reek,- with the settled smile. Bho could not under­ "Oh, air, can’t yon brlng hcr back to Subecribore for twenty.fivo copies will stand it, and she sat down the pitcher, mint that prow around It, Ob, wo'were me and little sister T What shall Wo do receive a hiring hoop skirt, and a amrbta whinh she had taken up,azul walked to­ nuji wj, —------ « “ wtthttrttrerf” asked lbs little child fa nervous. What can have put three i ward tba bed. , ■ thoughts into your head, child I Do, " ttyrnre>‘*l **^M»aa 1” she said, bend­ "I will take care of you, poor thing,” —---- -•----------- -• - ,_ pray, dismiss them; they only make one out W ing down to the' wRlto face. 'rw6n'tyou little children, sad tell us sneb pretty fldaety ,• I put down a good round sum wakeup, for H’s morning,. How. long answered the gentleman Ina bosky UHnwfc FAIIUIII. MH’tW * on the charity list this year, so you’d you Jtow slept., Are you dreaming of mm Err. Z B. TmOB. bttrer think Of the widows’hearts wo home, tlmt makes you smile oof" s-amta-aSJXss * _ ___ not* But the wbitd taee did net ctlr, and ar nr cir.Erui.To aw osuv tke oravtxa. MtaU,dMr»r)Wi"«d here all alone In the dark nau.'UlU , J , ■nrw»ii, wlm had a man ’s usual Ulamstc distaste acre ni» mvxtbo eyes did not unclose. It, waist A.a U»u toU. the yy 1IOI.E8ALE A KETAIL. for tears, drew his arm »>«b«4 ft* "Mamma,” said the ebfld, in a louder of hi* pretty wife, and lb® •»•«* the tried ’to send back the tears that voice, and bringing her tee down tfoser "And to think that ball happened turned brow to his Ups, and that caress eanted away the heaviness from her CAUT1OW. brHMHdttw Ufo of that poor woman. hrart. the drew her chair closer to her ZLlWakU k, JW. l»to l» hl W. A. SABTWEZX husband, and the gentleman took his .. _ LU-.— A anil newspa;>er and the lady her ««>***; Howard IngetoM's orders were al--------------_ the fire danced in the grate, and the inen nc ua .uch a sorrowful smile, and said,‘God wing brightened on the wall, and the will be your Father, my litUe fatherless wind moaned and bowled st the win­ fearful, paralyzing thill — had wept children. Love him. and trust in him. . . ' __ _ —A t.-—II daw, e.nd Howard IngeroH and hte wi.« Wholesale and Re tap. dreamed not of the want and wretched­ Md ho will bring you and mamma to ness that aizno»l Uy In the shadow of could only go their threshold. Had they not put thsir gitdiral. Tortru. EDOFLABD’S GERMAB BITtERS, Hoofland’s German Tonio. Hoofland’s German Bitters Hoofland’s German Bitters, ■‘"SI- STBTiiE•Js1' iHisttUnnu. aErih«.fa i„ names to the subacriptton Het. and said, ’S^beljrihspocr! ” Surely they had W. A. HARTWELL. —■/------- ------------«eaebolber. for mamma say It is .1- *»«>?'at । rlater. �ItaeHann REW *W£ITt*En£»T«. Ciic jNa?t'«ff* gannrr. T>. commencement of the Impeachment tri­ al, tt wa* not a tithe of what Is manifest­ ed now reraniing its termination. Tbo rum-ir that tho President would osrtaluly to acquitted, and that by tho defec­ tion <»f several of the leading men of tho Radical party, stirred up tho moa in­ tense public foe'lng. The Indignation of Itepsblknns and the Jabtlatten of Ik moe- sta teamed about squally balaaewbOTTK. W WU.IU.41u sou nd of angry dtocutMon, sad lament or unr st-alnod rtjolrfng would be beard all uj on the one momentous qne Can, which, hot dl-.e ted of all euphetn sn s *uJernun eny, was "w. 11 Johnson bo gjgs, Uendcron and VanWinkle all I kicked sut” Tuesdoy mornlng.tn anlkvo;e4 to ao.ulttaL 1 patl- n «>f the final vo», crowds hung Eoeichon-ed bls det- rml-'atlon , ahebt tho n(Wsp.-p* r efficeo, waiting In pho .n'gbt, and i« charged with hav­ anxiously for tl.e first Intelligence of the ing ^ecn purolia*ed. rrauli; and great wag thepop-rin* disgust liav.ng voted on one arUclo*he&nate when it.wcs seen on the bulletins, that ad,ogroc l to the twenty-elx'.b ins’. jjio fbUe«lng omprlxw th* roll of in OanaCqi-ence of the 1 inesa of .‘■enatar P.epabl:ean S* i a:o s by whoeo voire tho Howard, tire forma] vote ha* been post­ poned uu:ll Saturday. Hourty. the esmgatdoeplci-blo traitor <>f modern Umr* gernesrof the people forthat doclsfon repaid* Prdaldent of the Unite J Flatis: become** creator. .Meanwhile, the Tri­ bune defends Trumbull, and tbo other Tituxr.ui.1, of Illinois. ita-lIcaJ B< n -.tom whom tho 'Republican' Wjt- Prrr Fissexdex, of Main. brands as rene odes, and li e 'Time.' i {s. W. Gbimes o' Iowa. chuckle - over the sit istlon, t iking com­ fohx B. nKSDEMOx. o'Mieouri. fort fram the e-wrv..tlon" of one wing Jogrrit .tf. Fowrxn, of Tennesson. of ti c Radical party that tho conviction ED. G. ROSS, of Ksniae. of the Prcs’dent, will Lc ranlous to the V^ren O. VaxwrxKLE of W. V*. KeuubFcau farty. ‘and of the other wing that bl* acquittal will bo the par­ 40KSS0S VS. COKCBESSty's death-blow?' People who bother themselves to find out a reason for every­ Who<h-r the White House traitor is thing. affirm that the action of tho “Tri­ allowed toeocopc ibe.lovt | urirbtri at cl bune" party with Trumbull at It* Load, hUtiroreooablc career a* Prcsl lcntnf the is promjded by a fear of Ben Wade’s UnifodStetUB through leazle qulblca and now inatlon for th? Vice l’ro»ldency, doynngbt treachery on the part of Ue- and th-y are determined rather to spilt pobltean Eenido.a. or la irx-r.-.d the party and an-lan^cr It* success at the t^aoffice he disbonerv, bo will still be next Prt sldcnta] election, than to help mort disgraced Pre-ldcirt that ever to power a mon who-e election t*> office fUfcd tho tilgbcM station known u> our will doinullih all their pretty ra-tlra lu fqrta of government, and be universally the air. The “Tribune" replies with ■ roeugniacJ a* the vL'ast traitor who e charming bumtyon I ho be an tire of conn<cI ever disgraced our common bum <ti»clcnt:ou*ncs3, hut already ptof&srs to itir-aare alone Jud*s Iscariot. The pity Trumbull a* a martyr. volo-t af the American people speaking The prcparaUons for the holding of threwb the House of Representatives tiie National Convention, are now nil —Hie popular branch of Voagrewr—luia complete and It is expected that it will <mtWralcly. by more than a iico-thlnia set three day*. All ’peculations on the -qH4Uimpeached him for "high crimes }>rubabilUle* of iU selection for the Vice >fld qtialMneanor*," and *eren-te>UA« of Presidency, are at this time u*el*ss, and the people belfovo the evidence before will bo until the impeachment business ihertsnotc proves him guilty, not only Is settled. A strong cflbrl 1* being made Qiflba Chargrssubmitted, but of attempt- in Speaker Col fax'a Interest, but as thl* igg’ta usurp the goverument, and deis cluedy aatocUted with tile Trumbull tapAd. not only his aonvicUoa and reparty, the connection 1* likely to prove raayal from office, but bis db-tuaUfica- little beneficial. Uau fqr .ever from bolding aoy office of ■The Soldiers aud Sailors Convention Mpflt, trust or boner under the governL* to bo held in the Wabssb Avenue PMt, Lot the Senate take whatever Rink, ou the 21*1 Inst. It seem* to be to set the pc.-eldent of deposing such i little more than another Grant infiu- SPAtmDtNO'B CASH STORE NEW GOODS A Splendid Assortment fi Sale at Rail Road Prices. ; -t. «u»fiiwr. n—-i »■». ebu ,X. More. Wtfleyi. t>*tr«ii. troH.*a^ntK ism. All Hastings Outdone projMed "Kauras Ptdflc Railwsy" and our Board of Trade also' gtr# that an■ ap­ prise a patruniMngpart on tlie beak, by calling uj on Congress to aid fn Its cxunslau to the Pacinc. Ths advantage of thiaroad. would undoubtedly be greet, but It is q-ilte a qmstion In my mind II if they would not accrue In irineh great­ er mresnrabi St. Louis, than Chicago, and If she thereibrc, should nMbe more Dry Ooodte. Gs-«*ccrlcto» Uoocju As ’ Shoe*. Manufacturers of the New Ifotnt MONITOR PLATE DOUBLE Hrng FRAME * fl-A. ISO FORTES, -------------- ---------- thia city, notin point of site, hut It merit— Chicago has made rapid adratcea with­ in the past threw or Arar years la the cultivation of a taste for flower*, and it is very gratifying to see that we bare ganlaers nf *ufflci*nt enterrrteo and •kill to still •• teach the people knowl­ edge" tn thl* direction. The Tribune. has ju»t lost one of lie txstmen, Guy Nagre. ±aq.,wbo ba* I octi connected with it fur six enra,and who resigns the position cd financial editor, to transfer hi* serv»«reU> the HtpobHcan. Mr. BMIantyne, one of tho Jtejmb'ican proprietors, and Mr. Nagee, have by their talent asd energy taadu the high reputation which the 2How»r has ::c-| aired in years p Jt. for commercial and financial intelligence, aud now that both gentlemen ‘ ‘ th* paper, thHr !•>?* w ill ' felt by its tradera —Ex-Pre*ldenC Buchanan I* lying daagcroaaly ill at Wheatland, Ta. — Hon. J. F Farnsworth baa been renaralmilcd for Cungrere In llllaol*. —An Epiampa! church to coat 87,000 1* building at Allegan. - •United’ St*tea Minister Adam hu left London for the Coatlnant -Only 8.000,OOoSut of M 000,000 seres o. b. sPMJLome STANDARD SCALES. I'BUS MOWl'KS ASD Bums JEWELRY & MUSIC 8T0BK. Timx Chaxobd.—All ths lia laUreed have ohangol ths time o ilng passenger trains. The n-w *blc went late spcrat.oa on M vt F tegso from thia psint will test wilb trains for lbs East and TEW YOBE PlAltO FORTE COMPANY. •f land in thiaPtate are Improved. —Charles II. Ho i write* from Wsah- a%.5m»crupulou* executive—the preat.I 'rheMcthe.'lstGencrelConforcacehRs /art will still remain, that hl* Irraton at length dec Mod In the affirmative, the and mUdmds compelled one Lraueb of questioner the adtnl-eron of the Bouthof the Unite*! Blates'' hlereisovgl^snd vo aati*Sed tho yreat mu* of the jxyiplc ci the Justice of their action as to •■cure unlvc asl acquiescence In bi* dcppsUbn, tbould both branches of the yjtfloni) Legislature deem it proper to decree till* punishment. it^vc.out the remainder at the term of G/Bce to which he succeeded by the dcllbcrate murder of President Lincoln, of jrbiph act there h every reason (to beJleya Johnson wra uectssory leWscJhe! fact. It will l c by the veto# of Rcnalore ' ■who have hitherto profeved Fttle re- —A cotton mill ai Fall River, Man., ern delegates, by the large majority of was destroyed by fire on Tbureday S10 toll votes and the Southern brethren, morning, causing a lota of *130,000. two of whom art cob,rod men, have tak­ —BL Joseph county returned 400 In­ en their •eat*, (me *>f the coaferonoe come* in excess of *1,000 in IMJT.and the income lax amounted to nearly |il,000. lion a motion to recend a reflation of —Florida ha* also ratified the ComUtho General Conference of 1SC8, ccn-ur- lutioa by 8,000majority, and elected the ing tWJ»w England Methodbt mlai*- Itej.ub lean Htate thket. —A aon of a distinguished United 8l»te* Senator spagt Baturdi.y night In theJob of Improv.ng upon the book of a station bouse aCl roy, N. Y. Uo wa* Dfreipl nr, to a* to pcsltivcly prohibit picked up drunx in tho street*. Method st minister* from marry inc —It has lately been found neoeaary P'rths who have been dtvorood otherto keep one of tbo Democratic bcaatora Lew. “I am not theologian enough to locked up^o that he will besober enough guu.0n. and whose treason 1* the mo o I my pow wide a margin that leaver for the I:.we of Illinois and Indiana, but on oanfeuiptabto sad dastardly. because exgent r d pnne plea It eulte me— s» every­ ecuteJ In known *!cfi >mcof the «f h<*1 thing d-re wlrch ter de to dbroiript of their constituent*. occompmleJ. on ■ m»lrnu>ny. ,ln Tt ced-iye ■eminn or the the part of some of’.hem, at lent lydConfirmee. Bbbop Tbomieon. gave a liberate penury, lie ubo know, no tiw bbl ht* own will L* tn be rived, if f vo.-y inb resting sketch of hl* vl.lt to the India and China mis-Ion. and rei orted eared at all. which terrible calamity irtay the Cod of nations prevent, by the ' them in a viry fl-urtohlng condition.— Hose m* pr-Jo'i'id against many of -Mtacbm nt to le -al eub'l oib • of tnein- i the ln-Uiuliuna of tho countries whl h .bnraof the Senate, ubosu training in be via tod, but ujou second thought, 1 public llfr sboi-ld enable them to Judge p(tJ>eguilt of the Preeld nt In tbs I ght I ofiectod in that way- 1 ahouid deem it ,of astatormanabip comprehend.n; the very in taro ting L> hair a Brahmin ml*•proecahind future needs of the whole j >Io*-ary to tbo United Slates, teport up­ ■fouhtry, and which ihouM, and would, on the state o! Barbarism and sin la­ YWersfhvy bonrsf, elevate thorn above ; which wo arc runt. The view from bls tteemerccnvry ronald- rat ons which ran. 8 andp iint Wvuld beallnjy contrast >tonc, lu defiance of tho will of tbeir L> what wo bear about his people.— con-tiiuenta, the public wel'hre end Bh-hcp Thomp-on tol l about a Hindoo their sworn duty, induce them to so camj -mcellug attended by 750,000 peo­ ♦Oto as to retain tl.I* vile l-a t* r In tho ple at one time. 1 hen J left, 1 deemed pfflee of I’rraMcnt of lbs United State*-. liiat he had leached hl^climax, and on reading bls speech 1 find I wu right _ Another of the great natural resources . (We are in receipt of the fo in wing let­ of 111 note ha* Jum locn diveloped^y ' tor from one of the trw men of thl* coun-, the dl-eovory of an almost Inexbausll«which it give* us great pleasure to­’ bls bed of clay. In the •outhern part of be fore our readers a* an oxi onent of the Ftite, wbi- b I* found to be particu­ jMi® fueling of tho people .In tho “ Rural larly adopted to the manufacture of teron the question of Impeach­ rvet tta, and Ma■are. llo**y A Nlehote, ment) of thia city, have already rotabltahed ... Johnstown, May ITth, 1M8. here extensive works for its treatment. FniDat IhnrxT-Wail Mr. Dewey, I The tests of ages have proven terra-cotta Suppoec that A. Johnson will be our superior to stone, lion or any other sub­ President until the 4th day of March. stance in resisting the ravafes of time. ■gates* Prkvidenes does Jostles to him and reenorsi him from (be faewwf tbo earth. It ta hopeful that be may race vo Justice from eomc wutse. If things •*:! out, (I wm not eall them men fortbeg whore elao for Justice to bo done them. •May H spobdlly overtake them and tho Renegade Prealdent. -The iron for tbo O. H. V. R. aan delayed a few days by th* e lg of boom, from both directiou ■peclAlly from th* Wo*:, on tb iuiaL A partofU, however. Is oo erted t-» have p treed BuflkA. 1 u *ya *o coafldaatly hope to hear nival and of U*s lyymr of tli* fir WE ARE CO>n.\G, And will pre out to any penan send­ ing u* a Chiu lu cur Great ONE DOLLAR SALE GOOD FOB *20.00 —The sum of $30,000 has been subBar.bed torat ibl.ih a Medical College In Letroif. This woe tho amount ashed for, and it will soon bo organ ire 1 by the ■pl ointment of a faculty. —Michigan has been quietly eating bcr lock since the defral of ths New Cunscltaiion, hut aheaufiereno huralllatten from the poaiUon of bet Senators on the impeachment question. —The Uonneetlcxit Reimblican Le»rl»bulre.oaucu*. Thursday night, nominat­ ed ex-Gov. Wn. A. Buckingham for U. STATIONABT Temple of Fashion! HARDWARE STORE, Mtn’s, Bejs aii Childrei’s Mil o** or cacffieirr 4cc*rrt* tu*u H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON, MiusuviUe Items- MnwLEViLu:, Mat 18th ■ B>. Baronut: Among the m taryrteM. being started lu this vi ths new brtak-yard sf Orin L Owing to the location of uiater brirtt-maklng, the site .elected business, la nst st prevent a wi or desirable ooo without improv Xetertttestamllng this fact, Mr. farms us, that with hl* prevent f Lord Brougham’s death Is announced a: the age of 97. lie filled otedbos of honor *t.d trust in England, aervrd 81 yean in Puriteramt, wa* a distinguish­ ed lawyer, a critical writer, remarkably in hie scientific attainment*, and a great —Randall, of rennryivanla, who re­ ceived a sound can I ng from Gov. Hatnlltsn.of T«x*a. Thursday evening, 1* a f-erfect etraaper to Hamilton, who nev­ er saw him before, and the insult from Randall i* IorfttsOy unaccountable. > JUttetnuaAlMhrtAkhm, U than the ■apply, we can tee n I aeawa why this undertaking m -G Yooag Maa's ChrMlao Dodge’s Clebrated Plows Fat Sale at Kalamasoo Prie«- ■Ms report, whether It is to oom deny lbs rumor now in clnittes tbean time, lbs chief M • P*eecai*ta has tosutd a e Ssrttag to congratulate "And BSBppsrteracm their great (?) �SPECIAL NOTICES. 1868. Summer Arrangement 1868. ■ p'v®p» p«y-»ut« M*HTixGM. p. BARLOW, W. F. GOODYEAB, ■in MICp. '?■ B. WOODWARD, BARLOW &' GOODYEAR, Fam PBKTt jtais.-We learn th it a warrant was hsued on the 12th da., of May by John it. Russoll, of MiddiuvJle, I aga nst N. C. Robertson. of Cjdi> .d, Kent County, on Comphunt of Harvey Wright, for obtaining goods under false prj ansa., and after u partial examina­ tion, the eo»e W-s postponed Ly ths JtuUco of the l*eacj uadi the lutu day of J uno and lu da/aullof ba.1 in the sum of j&JO ho was co tn mh tod to Jail, un the 19.h InsL, bjwjver, ball wm pro­ duced and the Defendant discharged from custody. Messrs. F. D. Ackley , A A. 1*. Drake being sureties. ESTABLISHED Iff 1867. CONJUGAL LOVE, Music & Jewelry. PT.ESTflN A MEAD, General Grocers, Hypophosphites, Middltvil'.a Correipondence. PIECES FALL PRINTS Drag & Bookstore Act Promptly and Certainly’ nr ALL STAOES OX Boots and Shoes, CONSUMPTION. Drift Mifttafi Groceries arid Produte, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. •paid r^U'c-Aw* _4. - •H.X’GoSDYfiiMr”'Bauler & Mai® Dealer, TRY IT I . TRY IT! TRY IT 1 WI^CUKkTBt-X Railroad nave changed tho time of run­ ning pueengsr trains. The new time table went Inin operation on Monday wt. Rtagca from thia pa.ut will con- fl Y POPHUSPH ITEB, lillll boa lbs Fera.il. st Ur. J. F. Cbarvhia. •f Fort*.I .Stlie bee« remWy kee<a to XeSlcak 18642122 3230485323314853902323 been delayed a few days by She crowd­ In; of Goals, from both directions, but, especially from tbs Wes:, on the Er.e ported Pi have p issed ButihA. lu a few day. wo rcnfldently hope to hear of !*■ arrival and of tlx laying of the first rail. MIDDLEVILLE Hariim.Ste.Ini3,Nails MYRON H. FULLER MIC I] Sattis & HarxssHkeix, sew CQPPKIP, SUVA RS, trit ups, SOAPS, CAbDLSS STARCH, .wrcnfbEjiEiTs. BUTTSR. XCbs, “ POULTRY} ' 7 ’ XHSXP-PSLTt Miau^yiiie Items. MlI>t>LEViLLJt7MAV 18th, 1988. Eli. BanXxr : Among the many en­ terprises, being started in this village, is the new brick-yard of Orin Leonard. brlek-making, tho site selected for this buslm-as, is not nt pre-ent a convenient •t desirable one without Improvement. Notwithstanding thia fact, Mr. L. in­ forms us, that with hie prosent facilities he can easily make 0,000 bricks per day. As the demand for brick here, Is greater than the supply, we ean eee no good reason why this undertaking may not prove a success. At the time of this writing U is cur­ rently reported that the Preaideut has been acquitted. I ho jcople arc wait­ ing with anxious importance for a re­ liable report, whether it la io corroborate or deny the rumor now in cirtillation. In the mean lima, the chief Mogul of ths Democrats b» iaaued a call far a ■aseilng to congratulate "Andy” nd hissepportenon their groat (?j success. ATLANTIC & GKAT WSfflN Broad Gauge Railway I MOCA.* wires/ NEJ¥ YORK, �▼Wa she mv ®e, stoDding osar bar, tS^OL’isrzz-■. ■.■: ' ’ Hl 1 h RSSnSTr^™ “• “ «sj“xSSk3?8£' ss I'lLtnteal farttetetotesfar MMateaaatata. oftAaBlTFHErreeTMcaxT APEBlOTi Bold bysnDreaMKA.1 — WE^.“4=lX,£ffi-X UON»Y HAlVCO OnrM€flDVT OPT! ZO . • ■ . . - NEW PRICES! CSroular, Mg, Mula^Gang * Crate Cut' 10(MS'3’£2=i*fi2!S.’R: . Kow.tte genet bdtflaal Its songsters, J. ■ ^ItaBiocrat that •‘Couldn't'be Scared ' by a N ifger.'1 tfSurdT tbo ittw fokrhXipo of Cut 1 Rest (or elrcalarate prices to LIPPIXCOTT 4 BAKEWEl.u I'ittaburstuPa.. ttoto Maasfee­ torero For toJ>moU Urri-r.. i? county livca a taau who he* a suiall infurfhi-<4 Afrtaaa blnod. wot enough however, to debar him from the priri- L B h fe W pXTtNGy ISH EBy- nartsbio ingot claetioii day, that on-Wm jrcnlfld the aJfful mqxmaibility of preventing k JBk A safe geacl asaluelFire Alvars thia “American, atixcii of ,Afry~nn deeoent" frvm polluting tho balhrt box with e-”:oicsi MF Hl* . D*1®*x r. riRrEmxonsHER co. crabc guardian of the puntjai olectiuufTtoJRtoX e Dee street. S. Y. kept! warp lookout fur the. cokjrod,vnfcSrirfttT Utter irtfred-ftV W W Atenoa. » By mail Co- 10 eta sad stamp; I for tto Address tbetsrester.XATIlAN H A LU Wes I Mill Mass, pyAgeats wanted inesery jfartof erMrvwncr, flew into r frarfW nanL-a tery. toe worid <> AtSjI.SSRS’A-tfftdsSS! author ul-Field, Itaosm and Escape.”sod-Be- • 'trii’’t** dav W:,"Ar* Mr. 8., “you nuxnrtboan^niarka to ap plytonww’’’ ABD IF tar DOIT nt WHAT TOD WAIT . A.«M fbk- tV ▼e keep cosuUaAjy oo bate a fall aMcrtseol of Dry Goods, Boots Seal era! Grant hirnaelC. U fall pace Engrannca CoctoieaBSl- Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries, • j Piece Goods, ; ' p-1 GROeBBIHB OF ALL KINDS. . < • O A S II a * ' rpni ^MforelfMe foSM'-iMBeMVW ibrir w i GROCERIES, COIPLETt-WOLUTlON Pure WLne« and Uquora for Medical Purpose#. IT1-*** *-> ■11111 ■ - - -j >r jRggrs f-ftgajera .T** <■»«• >»-Ttal yew learn rear meaty Mte-e.to..tor-tomu, Uetoteefforeiga, ia. RbflflUan, FlABBtta ni CaiBtaKrei. TAteWara »f Bwry. Pteprlptlss, Crockery »d Woodti-Wm, he K«BO»BN>E OIL, -. oj£‘ l,,.trti*rT7d“*<u* u •»»»•“*— Btttlaga. Oct. let, Ite- erttf B CTJkJfall ▼rXXat, BK PAID J. 1. VAN HINT. E“£^-^=s= istSsSSSSSESs^s QOMKTU1XC MEW nFto'Wt^~:^I«^^ss7 ** T run.LIFri, .f uuu.ge, haelag panAaaed iba Bight tor the Beat «wd Chenpeat Gate srtr toads, la now prrparod la nail aa rsas-uebls April tel. iMfa .jmtif *««te gte- ".iMLSiaii; sx.’iix. POBIBLE BAT IB, Jfcwptyh in weBoifte will quickly restore Gray Hi:r to in natural color And (teauty, Bad produce loxuruat rrewth. It U rafcil, >»raU», a. i, r„rtm4 Sw^.CTfim5B4 , yaw A Harmans.or> la Ma beads for roUm"X' £L’*t ** Twibtt Dara, or itmt will be placed In tbe 1 vd. te ■ Jnatie. foe eol“**’*”•_____________ JOHN O. RUXYOK; DISSOLUTION NOTICE. SSiSKiA ’■"Z. r . R MDhOL Htothtfo April mb. 1H,. ®- *- MAUJtT- ■ ▼21^..?.“*•* r*4* frr“ R” toy aid fneada and patroM, at as low bricea aa ^r for b JO11iO‘h* n**^''iroD m jXe^^’i mt “d •“* *• P1****1 «“ «PfW_____ __________ B.MCDOK, Imputed to the Hiir mgkeit Jrairiblc frr old end youeg. WEONEDoU^b. yyilOLESALC A NOTICE. A Tu<rm?d^.."’r5*’^rr'*WB*FH**’ -WWgf te. yais.‘j£*.^rw i~ .E' ni JgALTIMOAE “J"——M. S-S^U^XaCliSiS .-I <S*Sf!2±f!l’Ly-.T"-1." Still Leads the Van Uwa te ate Vtlfogr, prwM.4 w*T».. itZJ a^ggaagg ts*^ ”trr ‘ Cbolce rfottmrauagKetyjme, wCMeago iM' “ U U Detroit osocmu a rtotviujis ng auj r.,*?‘!f*.»**i-O- nA' iril r.mn..s-L‘r?“«-’'-“-i r “,A »■n»ayi>. p»BU FOR HIDES AND PELTI ‘ ~ wonTo.Kir siir. u^-!!-gtrao wnttoa that ]HWR RESTOCK h ' HAIR DRESSlHfi WM.Mate M ATterfewAei1 ■ for that purpoMmUMiref Iboat Is aaUtviaed to use the copartnership name. - JUHNG. RVXYOX. Ste3.'-’“ •■--•im or aonaataa wna ar largaatoobef ■elfl Ooodfa at ttao Lowest Figure 2 Sewing .Machine, WanpnlH to be the b~t low pew. Mocf.tn, in the market, to ba peileet lit enwalritefon hadtu -net m reprr-..^ „ lM .'porlwl lettoa guns to eirmrwe.d agrnln tl-e ItaassserofTWsm for Hom mamrofa sand folhikl’^‘'‘ * «l»«-tod. Mmlutse DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Series fo bebrhy terra that the const laetahln CriT.n K7,‘*A"’’ XT <»T«»ywb.te < alrin II fa'eona adder tbe sser, liw ate style " * ’ •'X?*I* "•'•dey diate.ed b. mnlusl eowsrat. Tlis NaSea sad Accounts of tbe IIARDWAMk DBTflOODS' STOREQ atosteaM leery aae atetotte ^uK111 "f ftlt* *«**■[ Is teal lasrirm. Hex !•». ««■ Fte», Mtte. ' Ttotetto.su,-an A U. ..id tkwM.atksrfw -t U..I-... -1 n~«. ..« ll„„ 1st. twe r af U-Iti r»r-r an page 1": aa tri Issey•ernad 4.1 al \uiamfo- Ite .tee. iter.fas. Nisltce is ter, hi grim llai >o r i-imo sis ye er of sale esssitoieed is so J M-rt^wga aed « As statute to Saab case sass, sadios.sdrd Uw fateieea dcsrt.bte tn eel ro-nedby said Usrtgsgsts wh: All that rier-asHl rarer) feed lusraad •■etog la Um I'owott of Barry .sod rites sf liaisgae arid drecnbnl a. tte 1*1 UUef nite W Xuasber ail tn Block owinter foarirmis tbe»flaya eiXs4dlrrll|r. Mcwtdiag to lb» Ffasf tod eill.ge, will te eJjat polite, s-uicxuiriteu Iraot dear al the Uarrj -tesonu trite rim ■ th* Sillogr vl lls-ti-ei. tlbat beisr Ueytessf b-.‘.Jfog Ite CisewM C-rir* < W Rent itearri to the etorowth daraf Jewel -M. al tro ehtet ■ fa Vroflttilnlo Entploymt'nL Jaws. I. Kwesjcr. Jo'trs 'isstlS : AV liars In waul of en.rgnlM- bw-me*. men, All i lor Mortgage flua.no tf. Srs* ••»r;".!: !.■;; Pnrtu, Town a Cotuty IXlgglita sgrwi.l. r.ery ftosuly In lb. C ait ml ‘tot,., for C.-nslslirtisiv the ferwi ofTsbbrui Mi west AIM wvsnmT I*wWtoto. DEPOT, IM GUUffRlNF,X T. CAKPET8 AID •!L CLOTU, - SESSSSrSrSS eemte t-aetl anemia tote gMonoor an* S«-*.l. m ivniaaa to ate 4a^effte^u^^ tea me rise MtlRTGAGi: sale. ‘ law .r aN toes—Id ate au iteer mm* Ustma JiERATLT MAfec ukzl fo tin psrasWti LAUD K.XITTIBU MACfnXEUFO. CO ' • Ch lewpee Falla, Maa.. ^GMTl JF»B im. m - ---------------——r) >Mi—. jpCEfUTOCWBlLF of .■ ^ DIBBOLOTiCN KOWCB. . -^^fcLi-^-^-.ri.araS ?Xiva;7S:^»,-^;,siSK — . J*"dfor to«»pltefwarb sed IDaateafed riema- . . nail ' teas ■tteerwoow h Ss eeJeste, tte Monte, tn. w FBOIIATE OltDEII. erj r/ory/yfroAX.^riia^v^fovTa^aa. Srasy alhrr artlai* la lay Una r.-psaUy law. Il will ba am br kwih'i-ss <bai thaafairafir Utoy »».1<..d,Wi'7‘'.''1n4s< it^- 'wl'ui tool-to^ro are. »rv >» per mMwtow Heflin Creak or Grate •W"'l.«• tbe rMnon.u. i^Jr“to?"’i Rapids J.rices ef IsaLtesy. rir«"*i-ban4 Waaaaa sad Carries beagi.r and said. Falaung, Tritwining a-H Keeairinc does withaaatneasanlde.patch steal thelowwlpaa. v •iu’m.rCcrSto siUervue. All work aarrantod. .A-.KMIIH ei.AYtKE. Uuting. Fsb KMb »« ald-n-tti tf Very Cheap! SUPPORT HOKHIJimY! Groceries and Provsiras, . PROBATE OIIDIUU tSt? £ 8SS: dm!S®:'ii?®s’aw®iWew stsrr&'NtMiiLEsEEE swuws^u^'s'^-ssa.-a ^BROCBRIES, UAST1KGS WOOLEN FACTORY. ^s*To S2SVftet5teT» i^ato8ete eiMawZ ..... - “■£S,-a-5., . ^.ag 4; fl IMsswt. »n-y r» Mai™, "’* 1MM« AMilMta.isc **”‘mr'li<»Alf. **” la.muULj - *■'*’ wif-.ntrxpL*. < A true envr-) a|Oi» fails.-Probate TMieriag <ha« 1h» L»nl «e»k will aUimaKly (Tintrd ton nswrkri 1 n.t,, fen a p~w arikrls GUARDI It BUR. nwlof mr Kbw|*, and ill knoa <-»►<! w..rk wben 1 IN tbe rnattm sf toe eriaiearw K-n-iermr feat ate acn II 1 nnrer par ssfkwni for s |«on j to sad Ixsarvirim-s-Mnaiutol.iart.tomial M-“- - Ki.rtto' <!•■- th.. 1.. tMirmsateVf llrteso thra impeanil-nmr eeati nurs It.ting bad ay. [Wi. kwt, M,:<a ., mua tra.i.s si|wrW»rn <w at the h»M Lsrilaga tor urn ateity w Barr; .ate rnaTs o« Un-irw. ImuuT aril al tmfotr wwru.m. to ta* h««te blame. — MowFactories "f iba Fast. 1 tut -u Cteegmi-to MORTGAGE SALE ’117YX^{,'SU.,..*-ttt FAFF trLT barite bwa wed. la Ue ysraasl I AM NOW SELLING 'i^ 7A Ts"*?* iU,ltfc*w '"’l.U IF of tow earn «f >l(. hwadrrd ami Ite rite, Lumber Waion*. A. No. 1, at fl >00/10. ate ..ity.lni.7ri !. abial drived .rite at th* date "f (Ms||to.wv. .fed.<li»» oitbFteite O]«n Buggies ainglo Seat to f !G5, l*r» Andreas a fcrit" a*"ns M-.>igagehrsmg •• • Tua •• 13d*, •• IHrt. “rts—‘ - -— - ntsrsKo dalr tbr ■hstei.ioeevte Jsj .f Xa-rwh. In. o>mwiteor~h wiHar. Top “ Single ISO, “ 27ft; Paate AiteE.fato I-. 111. oil. tu J..r|.|. Ttoto*. tlera'isl. rosasa s^jairtxiar^t , MT rme«»l ute r*"0 —Un wifl terr MIC IL CARFEN TBRSJSg yjr--rx3wsnrwMa,,- SSS SWf In, Scanrauaa tes.na pwisdm^ Um lateral at arania.b ».iua r-iaUmr or*-e»l.'M< ISO,■William J sITrrmrti Tar u«r in' im tesuma. *» d'Uruu and K'^^S'jc?ssstx.“^£K:j.: tr Sa kissa. MUM WtoWaew, lt..tes.iyra Zu, to *parn BMlbnt aalwnnrripmM to sash­ tag ibis lbw UKA T la.litutson af Um ya-wtop. ftos.L , r^>p.^f ari-inS*aaul cirr^atto bite la Harry Cavnti aad fully ^O. al P1IILI.IFH A ULVILArs. UnunB> Books and Stati onery, CT~Ca»taiwen wilt «■< war Block Ceaa. of Mew rraetiesl Bowks or. AretUtowere sad Mter .■wod Gobo nfteo or asorw. will 10 aid. for each plelr, ate rrarr Article sold by as Is War. Itoifdlnjt. A. J. Bictscu. A Co , Pabtetera, deeeripUtecheck. and tbe getter op at the elab BpriagfalA, tn.________________ • will remise a present wet th gd to *«<?, aroord- anted Genaiae. .irteteal Illawinatlww t-Fsar Mar-niS- log to uember eenL . - ar.'.K.xi' tog on ntr-e/geoLhi: ijlesrally lUatrstod Umitral llttea, s<UHj..ta » e bare alatjnado krrateruAfl *Bb the latpertoui Pbymotoocd lefom.slrM, for Nett PHTSICUHS’ PRESCRIPTIONS Hb’to Cttoiel Paoamr uro CaasrcUT Paerain ar CearaMEAT ttlErntt TEA CO., of®teton.-ae tbte we CM fsrnUb ear caaloaem AQWnm WAyrrr.m. J.F. lOBEtTtACQ, TJEOI’I hi la Want of, and Arents who arwaell1. leg all kinds of riswtso Mseainsa, are re- rPP^A^1iV tench Sir IroyrSe rsriatto^rsd* Am>ea, Mies.. April lai, IMA. if **f •» bajagtefa ths Sflbm toauatoafeM an.-alias, nd by the CompsQteetefo—.-MaaTr o--. bo • ww n^ jgv'T rofia currn.AT ^AXTT.U.Af.i-ATH: ' SSr£Stfw!^Sfi.JEfiBJ ssaxscBSKstaiSSs ir-tssnaaxTKssGS iKriHitatiK^ isvi;wwa ___ •baowmtot-y * aaaoo».a.< .te m. Ur Goods for the meter Ass t*se e bo protea to be ■ Mso»fact./»ors;dtafaU," or tbaa can b, •blalateAMttflbrr gU? ’ Tbe otewteiaAtelatekeao ef ear bvaioesa. baa ■awtpsIkeWte to lessors to more eeodewa ouar ■M ; IboroIJre l.sre lewte fl*ji torwi ..f tears. twesfwrar Moto. <reet> ate- geld Price tt. Ito Aiwuter .SUreL Vo a * tbo Irai who bar! Agcala wanlte errrrwhers. Eadusire territory sitea.pOteiamMea-temri.itoa to Trtee.~ by «S>»fLft'r.tea^ ,'a?rr’' .n.bl.sg the ptbl.e to pweorn gate, io email I FEftST REALITY .^^SaarnHi a meso - CARRIAGE FACTORY! ^SSiFjjMsr'-'Sssw Per ike Far«irr»ef Mlchigaa! AX-KXTY VAJtTKD tbr toe WEARWO pass ManofsctoriB, tbe greater ^«e«faa'eCw(lte Q»Ela —Tbe grwatosl Btek Mar Marntfaeturtd RzehitlM^ us. jr-te «f Klt!g*'*V>4 f>eOoMr■—* Patent Medicines, Irt TT ADE, and eeUIng sassy deeenpliee ef bry ate Fears Good.. Platte Wars. J sealery. Wsict.ee, .towing MaaM.es, 04..fee toes*tewspetae of- ^mSm tewaeolnlir rote bV erarr aaik Cmatatiae ot . Uuii*.K.-.inl Slusinw fin »w«akSKidaawHB aRns.'KaSt.’x'ttaenti? i DRUGS & MEDICIKES, teste ateeatoemterI.abmsTuMnvNMsr'. • . . ---------- • r- 'fewere, . -r ♦ “ - «yto>rw . RUSSELL AXEvixe. MAS TIM }S. lie alc rw In Th.HT.Vt GXOOXMXZS, 'C*Hwe«. ——-*>» stut»»— Corner of Jcff.-renn end Uailraai! Ftraete, ’ i f f i fls P5i*ES j ' ?• h ;s d iiw ! larile year aiteaiin to their Large &. Well Selected Stock of New Got>d». Jnsl nccclvcd, Marat "oT^ra^egsteritlst tb»iw«titow;uw«r rwtfari.W !$ 1rfs lisa 5] if’ aWi l lift fe lc! |lfl 4f '4i SA |.(sUeCLDKK, 4UII Cdb4ioasUdUJ •" J. P. ROBERTS & CO., KIEEOF GRANT, a2:?JteSi S"is!risu=i ws >PRESTOit-*-MifAD Fresh Tdwb. PHIUIM * BEHTLET To'ilie Ladies. t£s teWSwtoteeiste for thia rresa weak Masaste theniWpttoerA Boew <n-r. h «e dtedteh fWWH W the Tlotec It fetl ntaMratMOM Irefosto tease Jam Itoaaace, Iteldtal ate Vfl. atetenuteejntotetomate Uese— ihs TraU awMtevse.-aCJ itea wares besrate people, osw* Beu MMrt’al •( Cr.ckcry li AT ASTOTffiHI/GLY LOW FlOCRkA yg*Gire Mitel before psrdbaalag. X *••<• ’r“*i ty for which 1 camo here; and now I tell you, air, if you don’t immediately put on your coat and bohavoyouraolf dunng the net of the day. I’ll teach ipuTery quick­ ly bow a Democrat feels that gets thrash­ ed by a nigger.” And reader, what do you think hap­ pened ?. Zho Ilomocrut that "couldn't So flCared by a mgger” qutotly fmt on Lu alnnk into a earner and keqdoa qui­ to as a Bonne all day long. Can’t Andy giro tbit Democrat a “Pool (Mie F'—Xaaeo/n 1nitthgroat. Boat Bapau Tea fll.44. j£AliilV CUlBTY AU ef which vs are btete U tel for l'rrw>«al>e>>wetebaaorcew|ret OaMStosme Il tbe enly astoonaed ”tefo of Grant? Usa'I ‘‘WaR" neilt «., “I supopec I harp efftf an Inferior work. ••Oel tire beat’- Send PAINTS AND OILfl, a-iuio AfrtJjj‘UdoSih toyTetal^WrT fcr*btete>rt|rdWB-Seeide. 'Addr’sa Aauic*w rr«t<TOK.Per. Barihyd, Oten.. ar F. W Ga»taro no robnl blood ; wfaita I. bppea to -__________ We wa armta foro»rr<h»o Hendrrd Import know that you are a rebel, end so wan -x a. ca, . ant MJButetarvm. ate art peewarte infer f»» your father before you.” porfkamfory, Quick an lightening oar irate Dw>oeHt jumped square over tho Move and smtorrn price of • . nuuln for 8., with such terrific impctuou. <M>g UOI.LAR FOR EACH ARTICLE. J'lne Honpm. rripMsa eteeka. atewieg artel ertleto aa-s be ebate anihiliatom would be the remit— tcate tor Use tool lar,witolOmto foe each sheet. Bui the Democrat via not fljrgetM.crrn CtKMlarh Smi Fm. |)yc BtuOh, then, that “discretion in the better part of Prevents witnb from g3 to tUO aealfrsg sf rator,” and w he rtopped jimt at reepoctrhnrg, to vwae esadiag cl aba. <Mo tUatonoa fawn tf, a»d Auuriaiuap-a .......r;.-w, »gagk ■, t Hugo'pair of Gain, ho iwore by ffie'Dfao$Uie aatnte that “no ntatw tmM teart xxo su rs* rorndg fcx^onarv.’MTrctMrar lt!” ‘ We are atlll Making ' J : fitanag ewuro to thia till bewaohfanute ttmflrttx! at ita truth bo gradually gub- polls, was chattraced, tooii Qi>. .require oath and repooik-d Ins ballot. “And now’-i tonuM;, to.lh° Democrat that J'couMu’t ftyhtenod Greece Tea, DO t« fll.fl*. v r n t low f o a c a • n. Crockery ~ ' And Glassware. rua ToHat XrUcIai, A RUSSELL & KEVINS. Old Cools mIIIbc regardless ef C«st. eUTstotroMn stutee bpm Ibe preen. Llbgrsl indurestanto to Ageato. . Aeltoteriaa ggarsntocd. Cbaoeolaej^wteky —---- (A Iran cay.) town rteto «« rrawata. COJIMIASIOfEKe NOTICE. We WILL N»T be I’NDEBB^LD. PHILLIPS A BEXTEET’S, ^ssEbKoiaeuwSisis? w ® Vent Maakad la Icy abalns. ▼fflba Mewing Cbridtaiu m«rt is g. *• A-CTita“fctUAJ«na tbe wore, Aadmy wAda. i pe«adly-faster. . AWtaworted for nothing Bara. A. X E 6-4‘V> ■ CasMOB khapr. aa (ote m the beat. The RED JACKET (ColburoaPatoall *XK asset be eicblled. We ausr«rte theyarWl eeb'i.t percest. ■are than eemaos Airs, with l<»a labor to tbe *^VSb BBS. Z. « Crockery, Boots & Shoes, xi Elii;y?5fU!'3iUih!’i? i wi ® f®f c ' Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, kt jMtinju tEO. M. DE ‘^rwifcrtx'CM. habit < «4t» M «b>rx ot, Deito IL P ll t.tnwr^p* >>" *«;, jb»a,bta^~RUt I-M-U. ajhfatfal bawd, and Making mora. ■ ■- » llis ll wWh ill ill nhtild Mfeisslw.ni^ Groat Ofotritatfon itonna^ §i Tvaa a smile, and nothing users. Ererr Sew itel Iroreo o«r Foctory to Oil TernThe klrti sufrswtei. end looier * ’ ores, ate Bate afwaUvra laotper by oar petaot MMMteMwfaaiaateart Mtrwaa tasrewa. law IT TOO WANT GOOD GOODS CHEAP Than they sang at ether Unis, Fc , Ite* WatetagfM te. Bate*. Ifate AlMBMVUajraf toriur. t-'TXya —GOTO---And the ehnnb bells mellow abbaaa, ter sweater while tro rambled x*mix.Exrci DSJrrxoiaY’H. • Her on beer or lw>, ar sears. METHOMUTAJI GIFT CO. When she aakrd ma vball wasatod, • ■Wwaa a bias and nothing mara. QuA Qtfth to hta AMOMrt </ tlW.OOO. .lr>M nat UMfl B«rgnl««. xmr ncxrTi'Rjm nax. Rrtto tbe btnb of that leno rirar. JXwna.-d the cclugr. ikroegh iba ssoadow, ibiai CHAWCKBY BAU?2®5* Jl New Oeeie Ageato wealed. Fag diBsripteni aete tee by ■ LEGAL NOTICES._________ PttOBATS OBDEB. o S a i ‘J . iW R W fo irlllL L lH Aalbf the iwaarieg rfrec, U • aabbMh eeeratog's HgU. VtangtijffODtB. ‘ ' DET GOODS. ■ WtA/EIU'lLft JLIK R - LT JMWM AJTD IOTHDIQ X01X »'l SEW MV«TBEllHrr». ■fwtq. ■:*>»» . 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In a recent ptstorial, Bishop Arthur •• Wbeq I.oetfautAwd-y fashion*, the tl=»««~ot B-tes. thrinobtori Roeretly ml tail :y, and ibe wicked ex- tn.reuv all the Northern men wbotcok irav. gauee of tie times, i A-el .uro that’, np arras again the Sunny South, wus to .. . . . . I.—'—- I. .VV.M.1. ♦« tl.art W BMnlrt strii'gcn to the first faw o' refinement ** ,ar* t™®'1 I shooi go out - s urpl c ty In maruera end a tire. | “> Pettosville, with fa besotifui village "When 1 sec that tbouiindso.’ Am?- I cintainingotie dry goods store and 13 hanJ ngin It, and proud I r m. ricsti women read the mot rbau-.ctal Boo'd groeerico, ri ooated about 00 mika ro tinnoos and tiro mostdogr.tdtmt now*- from boro, and witness the reception . . . . . . .. I l.-«n I.I... cd portrait of the Duke of Wellington. But Au oppoHvn Land twd over the w«yt te; tain ments, and Join In dances too plred thrilled me; la tact, I never felt shocking to I c natu.d among Chr s Ians I feel that Christian rm.trona a- e bceomcart, in thia embl.m uv the ntsLcn's Ing too few, and that civiUx.-d beatbenism Is return int to the fields wu have rsif'l tip. । r, dl s>r .1 old sign bad been InaUled, until the they keep a army to c.Tirowo us?— Why—" ■erred and the tide of travel end• ctnl purity and against bumm hr* I self, no. the difficulty be hal the following ah.it it wus. They rciu nod jre-tnt'y. more । artkmlarly, 1 hel th it too many | of our roi.trry women ar* without God most op; resolve and gandln tyranny Unit of the duke of WcE-ngton. In tl.e worLf. and il.»t rad koi rofoims But, nevertheless,the davo-faun to the lico nat vary e.-mpluneata y to tbe wuu bed Just dud uv lujoorfa received Duke. tioa on which the young w. men ft 1 AiucricA are dep ndent for tbeir Irain- the b a eta uv (he people uv i‘*ltu»vUlc, doorta the Iste cnpl aaanin s, and <a A Snanrca from Dr'"kiln went into lur.’* the excited a.d In ulted jopuita bed tbe country and rtoie a sow with a stomp in wh ch youn; giib ore r ared for a life F^nlwcz mrt thn* m lco ou; nv ‘"T11seeded in tpllcii'8 the 141 n ns to gib* of plcasuic.iwithuut loferenre 10 duty, ; by n pereeshun wlch acompanled blm and the preacher I c-nnot wJxder nt tin sc results, nor at I to. ta tbe 'oUowln order : the ml erv in v. bl. U tLey involve fowlBand play.u • Bonny B’oo Flag. ’ Mtyor went on. “. crgruxit 1'alw, J Hi the tucan time, ti e troer, having lies aud rotamuntlca. Sow xbc wind 1 Dclaebment of the FetlUAVino Aven- w.lcomeyou and with yro the flag, to and . a fortune would hare it, Was truss a:.dre ptb«wLi .w.nd!" ger*, made up ar soljma wbhb former- Pcttu»vfllc.” •■A* a Chrtot.an hub p. the efore, I, *“ Virginia,wtab wus Sergeant Bate* rep'led tri fly. Since tag tho Brook in fancy on Lbasame boat make'tnyspi'sl tojuu, Ch falls wo-1 cniptoyed for Id fourteen months a be come Into theSou.li heheJ bln treat­ men, kUd I ask you 1* begin the icfar-; 6%i*rJln Ande smyille. ed kindly, lu tbe ro-Jal derelric'.a »uU . by UU.fully 1^,1... ,.«r IBIMUri.m™!»«(UrHImrUl. Crfrt.. once or twice, where the people in tbeir ■mluat on, was exceedingly puxried —A. r*>*ir*lrll wilier* who wux dc’.lteftil un« fl-tlca Ion don’t toad the ........................ noosi apers. and ccn ekemly didn't jlst examitiaUcu aroused the si sptcioM of wheu suebi.. mu tan.t only winked at. jon’owh-b wn. ir totted. "HewU! av. know tbe objeuk u v bls carry in th* flag, tbe thief who ndvaneed aud asked him but receives Cuuntouanro In cl.clca । “"S’ our **”*• CoB,o.i.WT .. wor.lacuvini t <m that hew ox sound, WLlcb ou. bt to lc exempt." > and it didn’t xncummoio him. The The Hsppineu of Poor Folks. ’ " A. »hk'»a»x' niggers in the moral districks a'so rath­ band upon it, "I'd swear sbe wa» my --------| Four survlvots ov the late cnpleasanter ovmwbelme 1 him with attenshuua, Afters day of tabor and digue, the n|,( cjrryfn each a battle-flag capebcred but be bed no d ffitullylti sbakln cm oft Almost as quick as thought the thief HALL 4 RUCKEL Proprietor*. MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER. The Great Strcajtheaer and Fata Destroyer of the World. PREPARED GLUE, t-strtn. rx cvr.r.Y nousr. TM BfiEAT &EMBDHS. FAVORABLY KUOWN AND EXPENSIVELY USED Mti Tri Ciii VicttltT, TWENTY-FIVE TEARS. M4DAME ZADOO POSTER'S CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM Pries 25. 50 and 75 Cts. per Bottle COURHS, CB15S, ETC. PUBeLY V-OETADLE, Yy HOLES ALE* BBTA1U DEPOT, W.A. 8ARTWELL The Variety of Life. ' |1H. ZADOC Cwaliia Suga M rft is opposrrios to £‘4Xl“".r. , fcr-rtl'k.™ -P>«. to-HwlU.- first pltco, It wo ild ooup'e nf be.ni-phoree. wux dclited wi h Lfa experience. The ceremony beta over, itio Mayer mount, d Lfa lues, one band plsyln Dixie and the other the Bonn e Bloo Flay, tl.e picceshun moved to the town hail, where the S rgesnt wus interd-iosl to the pr.nclpal citlxcn*, Incleodln the offleero of lheKuk Kiux Klan. The aCbcshuu dl-plsyed fur the flag fa rather te.bin than othrrw ec. I netfat juljcrs In tbe scruicc uv the.iaio Confed­ eracy. who ktet It In tbe felynr of thdr dcvi-ahun. Ono man who lite-J served four years In the Forest's command, they orc tired out BUI, Ul to a totally dUUn nt aUuosi here, where i ty jn»r- c health, । nd gi.lcty along wito It. This is tfau lea -i Inca, of poor n thing fa looked at. ot thought about. (e pi<. Ifni times nuibiduus desires uiidu Into their -o ils, they dvpart ta in the;r own. When Mr. Gladstone hvito,u>u<lui<n<o enter, not along with them. Au-toin n nib staler a pleasure. Cohtentm-nt w> h JitUen akes th.m de­ spise th • good wh ch they have no'. tlen. a-ks lifa p eUy neighbor what she They LlusU for havtaj a mom nt eixvi -d •he r ch man h.s riches, and return to once, llcrv itueldcaof tbelil hques- their families lining up a song. lie had rceu the switch-tall <*t off and thrown into the river, aud ths blood uv Wlaouu-ln, with la entin ly sntfafbe- wux d«corated with a pin made from a Federal eojer’s skull, ktot the earner uv style thimreivcw, the HipnLUkln party I left PdtvsvJll* entirely bbL'sHc'. we extend to yw the 1 e pltal.tlre uv Gur i tump speaker-' bev now sulhlu to Pennsville. And ex there are reior.cre prtMut^ct me remark, sir. that y«r exX cdeuee bex showed how falsely we Her Southern State, and Ita canter hexcu bin Judged by the croocl ucrsekooters uv appeal to the leoplo. lied a Abllaixa st car. led It be would hevb.n shot Can't tlm, founded on a pa*inkacquaint.nee gmodul habit Southern bo-plullty uv the breadcat they seeta thsthepelhto penceT Can! kind tax bln extended to yoo. Yoo Lev they sec bow inudi mo e it weed hnrgr t after Donnybrook fair, may n.>t ba , VUII... .... ---------- .............................................. -------montaM (hlrgs ci U.cy wi od let rich > exactly adequate to tbe magnil idv of j you ,, ^c don't like to «o pilm, at.tbe iatonst involved, but it to nt any nc^i chltdre-i : tb«rcnre fowtlimswo show* that since yoo enfeted the Sunny dldlko so m ich M a mini atuie beau or yool hart tannin In the South el si- h a of Commote view of the subject; bale. But the habit .'f good mannan water which laeur idea uv hospitable man ex Grant hex char e uv the ntsbnol emblem, that all will be lovi-fy und glad to be I id of I ne uouo ci summons. Blra|nt, it to quite ns easy to say, ’ 7 What doe« this proveEf Tbcughtftal j ol’lcl iin may deplore that ..p|{ftS010 give me a p'eoe or pie," as to the ocutimeiital beauty of Charles 1. and j #ay> ..j x nt B )1!ooo of p|^«» Tbo idea KcUey bed blase preehumpabus, or any Pendleton ? SLh Is the lessen 1 extract the pencil of Vwndjkv toiv« mado evoiy constant politxno a would render other ilepublikia. cs to attempt a:cha from Sero eant Bates. PETROLEUM V. N Ai-BY, P.M., English gill n Malignant: hut after one hft ,Ufr ^.j rvstrobiod, springs I .b.-s got -bund - -— h ----------IQkU and Clar. I # t J>e of Tin, feet, the outn-goi Southern heartwood (Wiehls I'o tmastcr J with Busi.worth iwllteuesa I-perfect oa-Mj and fraedom. "B« fleaet. Doctor." it simply cohauls in mating o'hers Just that’taint the flag wo object to as you would eikn to Lo treaud your-eir. proves _____ -l__: ...___ __ i.i"1 noticed.'’ sJa Franklin, “a moA per on who act* fiom this i<r nciple the habit of cirryiu it In the band uv iy waja «>.<• uw. a coastltuoshetiel Dlmocrr.t Its the same iitils exiuenio that your daughter. Should I tn M.ilnr nml le. ve a room o'.d Hag II alios wux. In slch bam s. its MiaaetoUy. but it la of prod gioualy im re con equenoa th t riro should be iu the uv the nigger whip, and the site lUe-rof habit of avoid ng whatever to disgust­ ing or offcnrive tooth re. and of always considering thcU plcaaure cs well as her them hands ».■ Luntod niggers under Its gio my, or sunken, a happy smile danc­ ed like a sunbeam on hto cbxr'ul counthat flag wo thot Lov<"y tn Altou, and fUUHW or WoXEX-Tho very ct- sunk Bailey's pre** in tiro UhloaiC.n- LOOSl nt happy row of ,plri i ciBDaU. Under the shadow uv that biassed flag w« tai J uiggcro al auction ta Wsahiugum, andthrilbg. that symbui W lu .*1,, Iri UUU “ effl-dency of wo kuigwomen, as it tatc taro' with tbdr tbarn ghneei and I limits their ambition. B4 there nra r.ARTOR OIL ASD Whpleo&le and Retail. Just above the splice and threw It into the river. '•There," said he, “dow | lb Mayor rereived the Sergeant in thief escaped with the cow. these wc.-ds: «HanOE*XT Bates-Sib : Under­ A Taaker Osiwited by a Dutckasa. | Kno^*; T . ] * tandln. <’’*<’ do that you mm', a w..»rr Brill eh is 1b ■ made wugcr <(which a bet. bet.)1 Wltll with a yb'el to a German butehsr, to butohse Wisconsin ablMrnlst that yoo rood walk horn Vlxburg to Washington rerryin cflec.. o>* liitcmie once; tbe ItagUsbthe Amcnkiu flag unfutled without be- marked Chet be wnatbe hspplretmoiui.d pinned to his cb-dr., swear, al the K<>ut Wi.lcli he lia> ga'.nod by diiilof in insulted nor nothin, and Levin le- out ejected a ►ale h irigUiencd at the apt n.acb o. |*v-c.sy : another trembles :or his d. bti: the c.. rk dr.aus a reducfort we eafrancni-e women, cn cry w i tl<,n .,f i.i salary: h.-ho e o*ucr fears ffeatiDotho tesu'HOf her enfranchise- : Luu lug ; the rf L iuau Uii v« ‘io be ___ . . - -II. V.f w. I. r-n !• t h.. 1 ■ Bl*, cudoc, thciols a certain pleasure nt find­ ing a en»t constitutional quo Uounummnrily Killed by the bright of a snverrlgn's brow. It la a relief, too, now and than, to set out °r lho world of morals Into the wo.ld of women ; out of the bard sphere o! right and wrong Into a wodd like Mr. trwytburue’s, where judgimnt tore by the leavtlful, and whc ethere l h iir mak e all the ambi­ ence lctw.cn Ulrabcih and Mary of BooUand Above nil, there to the dolightful cobsdousncei of su|Cr.ortty. Tbe happiness of tbe bls sed ta tbe next world oonsista, according to Sir Johu Mandeville in their bting able to be bold FAII1AHI, UUILUF OTrSTEK ^Hiwllaiui. to po»r folk*. For them there Band, pbyin ''Dixie" melojusiy. !ly । leasu co, no play-going, Cltixens on foot and Lor. eLack and In UK in taverns, tint lensuieex- * I cursioua. But or the- heart, the sori, I On strikln ti e corpcratlon. the Mayor there are tiuer, swet te-, aud entirely in- I (CapL uv j-orcst s rovdty, und expensive cn,o..ti>cuis. Iho caplid.et ] thq Town jiBte ©; the bunaDied isd -turfa-d Ly the mrteltou, onex- .Jobn Mt>lfBn-e command,) sipwred, bit btnenta, who con- «x eittonali ; a kind “Du so,'* mid the Dutchman, *51 fash a good buliun." , Tho nig was dressed in txppto-pie or* der and hung up in ths wood house to dry, T^v;vuxujry to 1-dug cut up and ealta od tho next day. During the night lbs Duttbnuui repaired to tho wnon homo Dutchman.—“What isoh mine friend ?" 'Du tach right; rtfak Dutchman.—"Gvut fur you. Dvetosv iach {daaaibly. Ssw so all tW* Yrtnkw.—"But I tall yuu there fa as borhuud dal win nut think you in aamesL" True Cocnrrav —fteal courtesy fat wi ’o y dlflkreuTfrom t he courtesy wMeb blooms culy in ti esunsh neef tor* and ibes ude of b suty, -nd wttUn and < o-. fa down in the lino-pbssre of power* �and gRisrclI »»W. and Hon. Marsh Git soo. to repiescnt lb tfonal Committer; After appointing the Committees on। Credcntlrii and permanent organltatiuni on motion of General Bick Its, the> convention1 took a means nutil 6 o . aanuicui Minmw the names of several delegates from the1 several Htstes. In reference to Peunsylvanla, be arid there appeared 68 detegates, wbwses Urat Stets was entitled M,° Wool, of Kent ex ABorety ©OM. ■» • “u’Zsndm, *« siructtaM to vote for him. but they do- Jd UraTtetairo/lEv*^^!ctaMd ^riwcAipru..'*’ rjmUl __________ ire Several Territories bo al­ -neat Organferiton. reported the name lowed the risb£to“seata upon, th« floor, « Joe/ R. Hawley, of Connectteuf, for“ “and the privilege of canting saeh two permanent President of the Con vent on. votes. Tbeximc was accorded to the • auM ae wffl ««iro a glorious Republican This annouueement was recefvsd with District of Columbia. From Maryland trvmcndMM applause. The Prerids nt the committee reoommunded tire ailmlsT^fcfcnyin November. They were those । •wm conducted to tbe chair by sr-Govrion of lire Creswell delegation, but Uray demanded by ths popular voice—and in enior Hnlomon, of Wisconsin, and ex- aorordtid scats on the floor to tbe con­ thfafcountry Par PnpuU u Fur Dri, and ! Govenior Brown, of Georgia, amid ' testants without tbo right to vote. | greet cheering for Meaara. Hawley and , From California, they recommend the '-'6um its edict there is no appeal rulmlwlin cf the regular delegates, The addrev of Gov. Hawley Is neees- beaded by Memra. Cory and Heats. In ■j . Proudly wo fling to tho brvcie '* Tire is«rity omitted, but will be published reipousc to an inquiry by Mr. Warner, ying of the Free, ’ with tho names of with other spreebes nude at the con ven - of reunsylvsnia, the chairman of tho ULYSSES S. GRANT and SCHUYLER committee irid tlu.t the delegates from the unreconstructed btate* are Included . COLFAX cnscribod upon ite folds. In this retort, as enUtled to Mats and votes. [Applause.] The committee considered that the action of tbeconvenI tian chia morning effectually settled that are os fol'ews:—Vloo-ITtsIdentc Ala­ bama, General Warner; Arkansas, A. McDonald; California, Jaa. Cory; Col­ orado, J. A. Chafloe; Connecticut, TV. . S. Pearson ; Dciaw.iru, I- Tbempnon; | Florida, H. 11. Moody; Georgia, Foster Gen. Carl Schurz Temporary Blodgett; Illinois, Jcascc R. Dubois; Chairman. Indiana, L. Q, Gusham ; Iowa, J. M. Ardrick ; Kansas, 8. 8. Prouty; Ken­ tucky, Joshua J Speed; Louisan a. W. P. Kellogg; Main, A. D. Fcstondcn; Mia out 1, H. Stockbridge ; Mnatachusetta, D. W. Gooch ; Michigan, H. Wal­ General H,wl^[^"eclIcu‘Cb05en dron; Minnesota; II. P. Van Clevc; Mississippi, Thus. L. White; Missouri, A. J. Harlan; Nebraska, A. Sandeta; Nevada, J. N. Walker; New Hamp­ THE PLATFORM OF 1888 shire, E. Gculd; New Jersey, J no. 8. Trtck; New York, Chauncey N. Depew; ; North Carolltn, A. Dockery; Ohio, N. C. McFarland; Oregon, J. Falling; ' Pennsylvania. J. K. Morehead ; JU J. GENERAL GRANT SCHUYLER COLFAX brand; Tcnnocee, F. A. Hamilton; Taxa*. 8. D. Wood; Vermont, Geo. N. Standard; Virginia, J no. Burch ; West Virginia, S. D. Karrs; Wisconsin, Ed- Atno’dock, JJ., Wednesday, theinh Inft.. Governor Ward. Chairman of the IV. DeD. C. B, Hlgby, B, B. Solomon, Nrilaa-d Republican Committee, eilled Jo-huv T. Herald, J. Honibiaur. G. W. ‘flie Convention to order, and, on taking 1 Wilbur, John B. Rust. J. n. Easton, 'the chair, said: ’’ Dciesatcs to the Na­ Lowl. Well, Wm. Good'oe. Cot C. W. tional Convention of the Union Repub-1 Lowell, Stephen D. Lindsey, E. 8. .itcan party, you have assembled at tbe Waterier, W. W. Scott. A. Worley Pnk.caTl of the National Cominlttec F> noml. I terson, J. C. 6. Oolby. Samuel Maxwell, nate Its >tandanl bcarer< for tho ensuing i (X/N. Collins, F. Ayer, II. C. Bellville, campaign, to declare your attachment L. Caldwell, J. W. Holden, C. Kltiny, ta the Union and Liberty, and to pledge 5Inx. Ramsey, A. C. Harmer, M. R. that you will take no stop bsckward in Farther. M. Kinley, William Horine, the work of reconstructing tbo rebel I Col. It. D. Ringer, Jo<hux T. Hoke, States and re-as!nLll*hlng the Union. Charles Seymour, John H. Longnrcker. (Applause.) You arc here to bear wltuea.-. You are here to prove that the AArxxms* C0.XVE.TT10X txTRonrm. War, so gloriously and gal.'ant'y waged Cochrane—Mr. rre.ldcnt, I am In­ for the life ef tho nation was not a fail­ formed that tbcro is a contrail tee writ­ ure. You ere here to point to a Repub­ ing from tbe Soldiers’ and Sailors' Corilic boundless In extent and mourocs, vention, charged with tho duty of pre. guarded and protected by one common scaling their proceedings to thia conven­ flag, and upheld by a pat. io tie and loyal tion. I move that a committee of five people. (Applause.) An emancipated be appointed to escort them Into tbo jaoc has been lifted from the debasement presence of this convention, so that they slavery, and to-day wfi£ the Union may now dbcharge that duty. The mo­ ^dcu of the South, reorgaihses in Uie tion was carried unanimously. The jtexneof liberty the Governments and Chairman then announced the Commit­ IMtllotions of tbe rebellious States. Tbe tee to receive tbe delegation from the history of the Republican paity I* a rec­ Soldier*’ and Sailors' Convenlluu. as fol­ ord ef tbe true progress of our nation. lows: Gen. Cochrane, of New York; It hat* sneocsslvrly met and conquered Gen. Bchun, of Mlwourl; Col. Craig, all tboM hostile parties represented by of Irwa; Mr. Crippel, of West Vcrglnla; the sfWtc ideas of the past, and It must Mr. Sweet, of Iowa. now determine to vindicate anew Its Tbe delegation from the Soldiers’ and losasurts snd Ito policy, by tire wisdom Sallurs’ Convention were then condueaud courage which plans, and the de­ tsd to the front of the platform, and pre­ termination and tabor which organ Irej sented by General Cochrane, in the fol­ MAonr. -In this spirit you are here a>- lowing remarks : Mr. Prrs'dent, I have Wnbled, to perform the responsible du- the honor, in behalf of the Cummltterotits assigned you, and 1 doubt not your I cendy appointed by yourself, to auactio n will mest tbe approval of tbo I nouDce that rtiry Lave dbcharged tbo rut cbbstltucncy you represent. The duty to which they were appointed. I pfton under*mud* that ucltber armed Introduce to the couvcnllon, through irjMMnti nor political treachery can ar- youiuclf, Governor Fa’rchlld, Chairreal the triumph of our cause and tbe eucqess of our candidates. [Loud ap­ plause.] If, a* Indicated by tbe unanim­ ity of fooling which prevails, you shall designate ns our leader the greatest capGov. Fairchild—Mr. President and folnof the age, [great apptaure] who o gentlemen of the convention--As In­ I rilltant achievements In tho field have structed by the membcm of Soldier.’ boon equalled by his wt-dcro in the CuL- and Kallois' Convention, I appear be­ teri, [applause] tl>o nation will greet it fore you In tbrir behalf, to present to as tiro pretursur of victory to our cause, you tho resolution passed unanirnoualy nndt'l peace to the Republic. [Lend by them ye.’tenlay afternoon m follows; ' BMliop Phnpeon then offered apraye -, i ftMWlrod the <11 vine bit-alng. and asked l^rHfhjilrtt of harmony and wisdom nri^Vt -]fc«ril in the rounse's of tbe convention, and that It may reach such ^ssuBros shall lead to the prosper!ly. parpenqy and glory*of our beloved ingd., . TheCbalnnan-By direeUon of the IQgfaariCotmnlUre, I nomluata Carl Feburx; of Mtaeourl, so temporary Chalrrn*0 rtf, the Cottvoutton. [Repented chesf*.) Tbo rote was unanimous. Ly- question. Mr. Evans, of Colorado, announced tliat Colorado was allowed her full vote, a* decided by the convention this morn- raiM tUfmUkM as-* «p| W*4 «»p*n»x“-‘l ■ •'Hau Im> V «• A p-’lut of order w.is raised tbri tie rale adopte I y<s!er>lay re*;ui edall me­ I a lions to be referred wltb-iul debate, ■ and that it U not con pi tent now to bring them uj> for dtaeuaa tn. I he »tfon to recall lb<m wa* tabled. .Jr. Hponeer ion: ed to rwons der the motion tabling them a< >d oo i hat p«rpos-to e:*n k but wa* ruled nut of o.-de '. Tho onlv point In the resolutions exciting much fcelmr, was t'i it denouncing ot tbe . non-lmi'eachment Seiia'ors, wheih was received with great a) pbuto. Mr. Haussaurek, of Ohio, and Minl»tsr to Equador, was cnllsd on and made an eloquent jarty rpecch. This speech we have not yet seen but report *aja It was the tprrch of the Convention. Mr. Baker, of New York, from the Comlt'.eo on tbo Order of Buriucei, reI orted tbo following rules : 1. Upon ril subjects before the Con­ vention, too Htite (hall bo called tn al­ phabet cri order. 2. Four vote* rhall to ca»t by the delcalled out. and received with (rest ap- j crates at largo of each State, and each I plsusc, and proceeded with a ftrapblc Uongrosrionald str.e.riiallbs entitled to an 1 forcible review of Ute political I*two v-otev. Thu vote, of eoeh do cgntlun tues of thtTla-il ria years, and the pres­ shall be reported by its chrinuxn. 3. ’Ibe report of the committee on | ent freedom of ep •ech. equal rights and Credentials snail be disposed of Lefore nnlvcnal iibeity throughout ibe Lind. tnc r«.qort ' of tbo Cominltloe un Tbeeo here been (Obtained sucres dully the PLUorm and iLaolutwua 1* actol u]*on, and the report of c-ouim tteo m ibe Platform AM Readotlons shall bo publican party lan»w to establish th.se dt»|x>-cd of before tbe convention pro- principhs. He deplored tbe elect on of j treds to Hio nomination of candidates Mr. Johnson who stood In tbe way of for tbe I’rcsiiL ut and Vice President. I ths pacification of the country and abo’d 4. in mak.ng the nomlua.ioQs for Pteddeut end Vice l*RS:d>-nt, In no case 1 have been removed. [Onst cheering.]; -bril the rolling oftbe roll be dispensed Impeachment was the only xubstl'utc i w.th. if It shall sppear that any can­ didate Ii*s rece.vod a majority of votes cast, tbe Piesldmt, of tbo Convention shall annojiice theuucvtlon tobe.’ ahaB I tho co.iilnoLon or the oondldate be moved. [Renewed ebees] Dut we u>«de unanimous.” Bat if t>o candidate I now propose In submit th«-se Irene* a rbaXl have received a m^Jo.lty of tbo I voue, tbe chair aboil direct a vote to be grin to the pe pie for d<* iriou at tbe aln taken, which shall be repcatedunsome < afolidute shall have received a ! shall plaee these qa.ations beyond all majority of the votes ca-t. 6. A\ hen a majo'ttr of the delegation I dispute. He urged upon them a dear, fioni any Ktate (ball demand Uut tire certain platform which (ball leave no vote shall l« n-curdeil, the sum* ahull bo doubt as to It* pui|nse er moaning, and taken by States, the bocutary calling , In conclusion urged such n nominal on the roll ofHtatcs in tbo order bjix-toforo » , temptation for the awaclnatlun of Gen. I Grant. If the Baltimore leuvenlion had made no mistake in 1M4. Abraham thecbrimisn (firil aunouucv the num­ Lincoln would be in Washington to tar ol vdtes cast f.ir any candidste, or welcome Grant In March next. [Reit­ for or against any proportion. erated great applause.J 7. \\ ben tbe ) rwlvus question shall b« dcm.'.rdcd by a majority of tbe dele­ The resolutions were then read by gation of any btate, and tbe demand Is eeennded by two or more 8tries, and the Mr.Thompson. Chairman of tl>e Com­ call Is suriiiined by the mrioiity of the mitted, as follows: convention,4l.e question rliall then be THE PLATFORM. proceeded lib and di««eed of accordmg to tbe rules of tbe Hoose of Represcutativia In similar cases. 8. No member (hall s]>cak more than once u;xm the same question, nor long­ er tlian five minutes without tbe uuanF mom <on«cn*of the convention, except that detegsbs presenting the name of u candidate (hall be allowed ten minutes to | resent the name of aueh candidate. 'I bo rules of the House of Representa­ tives (ball continue to be tbe rules of this convention, so far as they are ap­ plicable, and not Inconsistent with the 10. A National Union Executive Uummlttce ebril to appointed, to ooosl*t of ono mcmLer from each Htate, *i errltory and D.strict, represented la th e (onvmtion. The roll shall be eriled, and tbe delegation from each State, *1 orrltory and D airict, (bril name through tbo r chairman, a person to act as a member o' such committee. On motion of Gen. Logan of lUtno'o. tbo cmventiou d-dared that the Dune 1 of the Great Army of Liberty Loving Amcrleanariiould bo the National Union Republican Itarty. Tbe eoixiu tbe convention adjourned until 10 o clock to monow mortiiog. Second Day’s Proceedings. I'T-'lT’ i^b c^V-iiS’tau±: Stoforefnda fiom milted to Boats upon the floor of tbe Convention, and that they bo authorised to cast tbs 62 vqM to which the Stale is entitled. - Such betartb* vrf»h of tbe -ffXTSSXS S. OBAIT ‘.ycriumF. (o'rtuaxaf, and •« tall willi (IwImm rirtf rtlort Uva'iL aakiag ttaw pri.cipte* a li«3g re allty aertrey lack v< Aarencaa wri adoitiow op tub reso: trrtOXA Mr. Spencer, of New York, moved tbe adoption of the report and called for the preiloni question, and tbo rvlort. aa presented by tbe Committee, was then adopted, with only two or three dissenting vo'ex [Gieat cheers.] i-rot trtxo pon coxnscrxctt. Tho comtn I tec also retorted an addi­ tional KOolutlon, tliat (be aljournmont of this Convention shall not wor'-c adl» eolutlnn nfUirunt, bat It riinll remain aa <-rg mixed, subject to ta-called togv hc.- at riu al any Hine and pl ice (ha*, the National Republican Executive Com­ mittee shall derira-t-, A hqtcd. M a ren twenisux-ol" the 100.000 Fenn«h-imta Re;s>i Lean-, r—Binding the •Znvintte tb-t b$2 vote next November, so will be tbe <tocx1od<J Uiemuvass. Mr. W-Utam», for Iowa, nominated Wh Untnore. of Fnu’b Csrollna, <DdorH*l Mr. Wlteon. [OieornJ Mr 1&Far.o' Alabama, named w. D.KeUry. «•! prnneylv. nta. ;(i*Mtial .. . ■__ ...I roti* lanvhte .l Gen. .~<hurx moved addlt ona) resolu­ tions, rwcgnUing Uie prlndjJjs ofTbe Declaration ol ludcprodcncrss tbe tn e fonndatrou of Democratic geve nmeot: ncommendiiiir magnanimity I >ward* recon*tru« ted rebels whr now su| port the Government, and favoring Urv re­ moval of tbo rcrirs lions tod di ahi 1ties ImpveJ on them Just as rapidly as loyalty Jce Ifle*. I’cnmylvariUsec Hid­ ed the-e, and Mr. Wa*Dcr,of Itoutsan*, and Ucocli, of Mam., uu-tiin’.-d them, and tb- y were adopt.-d nearly unan ta-1 vuriyTbcra last rv»olut on*d> notnppoar te. | any printed report of tLc proceeding* of ( tbe Urn vent Ion that Ira* yet reached , thia oQlce, and muse; urn lly ate cm tt-.d In this n;ort. rillZE MUWIKS AX1> MB! A mo ten wa* then ju ac-1 to proceed to a lirilol for Pre Lien u Gen. Lo.mn, in life name of the loyal |xo|ite, of the •oidl.-ra, <>f the Btyub'.lcnn pkri.v, oni inoted Uly-ses 8. Giant The whole Convention r oe to its feet with g eat ebters, Ibe waving of h its an I handker­ chiefs aud in.longed op] Lust, cl s.ng t<nof ih.« Canvv.itto t. ’[Proougel ap Liu c.l Uer;.ir<ly as we desire l.un.l .o <fl-i<tilly a* we stJti-lpa'vd ihenoinl> a on of o r f; v> rite tandidab-. we la's vote was annoon.vd by ex- w ill gra.vfuliy submit to U<e wisdom of S own, who mid Gco-gia fbjrita this Vvi-v u:.ua an I a.cept tbe cbolec many of whom we * or g'.nal ae- wWeh is 'nude. I n obedtenee to th- io-tn rf ous of the New York de cgallon, and in nee •nLnee with roy own sen 1inents, I now move that the non.inaUoo • ■f ec u - ter Colfax, a* our candid <la for the V.ce iTtriilenry be made unanim­ ous. [t.reai upptaiwe.] announced fluO votes, all for Grant.— There was greet cheering as t'.e v.Ae was announced. a new drop eu ta u in tbe rear of the stage was uno.>v red, pre­ senting a fine port rit of Grant, sup o ted by Liberty. Above was the motto “Watch blm." Muale followed, “Hall to the Chief, and Yankee Loodls.” On motion, three times Uitee were given which Joined in singing “RaDy Round the Hag," nceomp.nhd by the land. Tbe entbustasm was Indescribable. Blank Note and Receipt BooU STATIONABT entitled “FtgliLIt Out on theOldVulcn Line,” wns sung and re.vlved with gieot favor. O/ every iind rnd I'urMfr, JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR. CLOCKS, WATCBB8, JKWELBT, VER and PLATED WARE. STOVES, IRON. that ths resolutions ef tbs National Council Oftbe Union League ofAmerica । which wvre yest-ntay presented to this Conventon snd by Che temporary chair­ man refcr.ed to tho commit tee on rosolotlin•, take tbe asmo direction a* the res­ olutions and proceedings of the Poldiera' snd Fallore* convention, and be spread ujxin our record and made part of the -------— — as*ot *k* 1 i has •* omn tM Uslse r —r—* terest from ths Republican ooldtera,and st A»«rw»ri*nd iwiserw s. ibs msmSw, I by a Republican UMrantfoa. --------- --------------- -Mr. lM<Miag. of Ohio, proponed three cheers for the soldtaraand sailors, Which were given with a will. Mr.Cecarane moved thuaKVOselnt.uorromUw^lfora’.ndfkdtoreCen- Shell-Htrdwaro “d C“t)a7' Dodge's Clebrated Pl«” FwBaleatKalamssooP** �■jCentl and SlisrtUantti^ arrmtM irarjoiY SPECIAL NOTICES. DISSOLUTION. BUSINESS CARDS. yileliigan Central Railread. tbe MO. My to of BARLOW, OOODTKA* A GRANT, io dtaaolred by anitael cooaoaL 1868. Summer Arrangement. 1868. Paasaager Trains on tbe Miehlgao Central ling Ex...................... I.-1. p.$L ,, Capreoo..... ............. t it a n. Tbe Grant Club of Haatlngn, and VL clnlty, win Ratify tho tho Chicago nom­ ination* or U. 8. Gkast fW Prea'dent •nd Schvyixr Co: pax for Vic Pmnident at tbo Court Hour, on Moadny •routag. Jun. 1R, 1968. Npwehc. may U exacted rrJta j. A. ewmnxy. Goo. M.Dbwey, Frank Adlrx, Norman Bailey, C. O. Holbbook and ochora. Th. ladle an »jxd*lly hivlted. By order of the Executlro Committee. __ HAST1NQH. ... i MISS E. WILCOX, N. BARLOW, .W. 8. GOODYEAR, MILLINER. id story, nntox blocs, HASTINGS, - S7 - MICH. D. 8. WOODWARD, BAJRLOW *'& GOODYEAR, Dif Gris and Graceriex, GEO. 11. DEWEY, Pieddont. J. W. Brxtlry, Secretary. *o58S'axomram MTRS Sheep-Shearing FotivaL M. meac; Agreeable Io Hie call of ibe F-arcotire Oim allies of Ibe Uarry County Agrteullsral Xocietr. a hbeep .'bearing Faaliral was held on U.e ■ftSB! ESTABLISHED IM 1867. Music & Jewelry. A WORD WITU YOP.-mAdKRI Do th* miry coffer era fro® Ulaaawa of th General Grocers, Hypophosphites, Boots and Shoes, Act Promptly and Certainly PIECES FALL PRINTS Just Received. HAIN BROTHERS, Dnis, Medicines, Groceries, Groceries and Produce, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS^ ii. a. Goodyear; Basler & Eichaaie Dealer, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, FOR rtWHSS THE BLOOD. ■ii. (Mtiv l urmi, DRE SS M AK E R. noojtsorx^FA xxxxxorocxxr TOWNSHIP MEETING. TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT OrooM Rtroet, iiksnxoft, tans • men W. PATlKVn A Livery & Sale Stable, MIDDLEVILLE ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN Hardware, Stoves, IronNails . 4.VP UAtXKWt-lKKtX WOOLSK FA CTO It T, He io prepared ta enrd Ooatoa rails daily. My New Maebiaa.arr »y awd la ibe beat al wwrUeg 'IKK KOTHE. n.floats. ivcxDtitt.tc. MYRON A. FULLER, DON'T BE SWINDLED Saddlers & Haraesmaken, BY HIGH PRICES! T. B. SKINNER & CO. From Nuhville. Battle Creek, Mich. NEW A DTLRTINEHEXTN. COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, SOAPS, CANDLES. STARCH, can bring along yetir DUTTKR. EGGS, POULTRY, RHUS WAX. ( SHEEP-PELTS, COUNTRY PRODUCE, will pay yon the highest mai krt price for it. MYRON A. FVLI.RR. Ulloa as dow betwern Ilobcit Vickery. Isaac Hanna. Amos IL Hall and Joseph Hani mend. but FtreeU are being d,rased np end ewwtegu msde finally awarded prsnimnma aa ab-ra. ■ blch Impmr.e lb. general appearance of «bo t«e n mneh. Clement Smith line taken op hto reiITS GOOD EKFBCM ARE PERMANENT — idroee here, and commenced llie practice of law. lnthUUdi»rs from all hair dies. By lu »« And though we do not hope for mweh litigation, laxoneot growth .< goaranleed. oalaral outer a.dgteaa arc restored Uce tri.l-ill caws yoo . ... ... u — u i a. m's Iwtomved leew ATLANTIC J GREAT TflEH Broad Gang* Railway! Best Prints, one Shilling, Ayer’s Ague Cure, ITIEST SHETISC, OSIYIBI CIS EVERYTHING CHEAP! Leo tn re. dearly pros., from bh own esperieeee that the awlul coeaeqnencaa ofaalf aboae nay ba effectual I r reeunad wilho.it ned.e>nr. .Mt with­ eel daoruoiM anrateal operation., bongies. la eimmrat., rh.»« -rr eordi.l., p lating nut a node of core at anon ter tai a aatl eReeina). by wbicb orery sufferer, oo matter wbal b.r eonduion ma, he. m.y cure hlu>erlfe>>e.ply, prtraidr. end redtealte JTbie tertery will prate a boon io then- cIX CtitNATl.orURBAXA.aAUmr. *«»»• rJUJ>, ar CIAVM.AND. t CVRRr. ar BALA. NEW "YORK, heal wmtereeol, la a plate ear.lope, la ant Mldrrsa, on rvoelpl of si. oeeU, nr two pvitigs .l.-.p., !■> th... .1 rr, it. r’l't Wru er t »• Atlantic A Gt DISSOLUTION NOTICE. �iftlng, g* MEWadveitisemeiti, rn lest faailt 01 «T»tn«TSWWXf SEWING MACHINE PTTTT.T.1P8 & BENTLEY, LOCAL AONXTS. HdSTlSC*. MICH- FWUmato bfeirtW. Mi »7 tfr> a***!—' WShad all dav km« •» «r*admamma'* to. 1 TUf tar. ■p ltolrajm. aedi »My «*A Uwir uatiKa art la ci.Mlar. Addraaa l'«rr*», Cabbb ElCO- lUtl WaBbiagtoa >1.. Uaalaa. M*~- Groat Distribution • Bat »k*l la an that if tbar da «d propaaa » Taa’aay 11*1 JM I wo ma. bat tori all aha* lints! Dirrrtorj. ' mirairri* salk ■nROPOUHN Gin co. ca»h Gtfts to the Amount of 3150.000. *Ti* Uobmi t*r«• araaima a'ara I barf tore ■ al 1 It Makes the Best Stitch, toUtUaia art besiaMB. tbe torri t Hum: (tora. miscellaneous. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Cap; Crockery, c Coak Ing of Auburn, N. Y., wi a on the b nch, on a certain occa »Jpn, l? lug so .injortant »u t, when be ob e vodf rxc.'B alt. c to r ok nl g turb'm to come out. Leaving th Bench farmer dull nod hl n f.ir t wo ctnt< that be had f nic-i to make e' atige ler on a Io intrlrana-c inn. ‘J ho^u ge 1 aid tl.e | two ci nta^ ct r • d to t e bt-ndi and remark nJ to tbe Bar n» GI • wa: '"Tbi any th.n w ru a man d < s another m e a . EVERT IACHIRE IS WARRANTED I RUSSELL & NEVINS. K<xa Ln.o the bnly of th.' one hat a Lo n. but the t uu.li with fnnuir 1.1. When h > wu»bo n nobody died. Be Sure to See this Machine. A Yankee Ruing into a tailor abvp and nbeerviitg Hint then* were ju»t eighteen tailor* at work anil. “gwd rauruuig tu both uf you"—tuiJ <lis-n>.noartwl Ihtrr.igh the duur. Ju»t 17 pteaatx/arla an I one guyeo followed him utiL ^-Myitoar,” Mii I a rural wife to j ‘ELOREHCE SEWIRC BACHIRE." her huilnui'l, on his return from town, “what was tho aweotawt thing you saw ip Ito&uote in the city F* “ Tho ladies' J. P. ROBERTS & CO. PRESTON & MEAD * 11. all Li. Ilvr.i.L Large A Well Selected Block of DRUGS & MEDICINES, CARRIAGE FACTORY! GROCERIES, Wo are mt ill Making A COMPLSIE REVOLUTION [> rif _vi>i ■ad Bailiag *I,ff iaen»|.« of toy and Faarr FAMILY GROCXBIES Corner of Jeflenon and Railroad Streets, HASTINGS. MICH. FIRST QUALITY Itoylac la rvmi.a a »h»’» al ra'r.masa from *toW«'*d^>e4« .mrarfrra Io gtva aaii.l— , Mn*aryt< qnalitv and pticr. , pF* 1‘rwul aud prompt attzaliea «iD brpia n el*!I Hair*. £ CARPENTERS.^ Patent Maiioines, — - PRESTOS A MEAD. • I >»■ I'ra.riC'J lh->Ka»a Avabiirrtarr and nlair Employment. | WW^.rf.,3KWrSL» faa hr hap-mwt 'MR* ot to a»i ea ran. vai<>x V*D’4'*- •far I AM NOW SELLING Lumber Wncima, A. No. I, at |l®0,00. Opm Buggies »in^e Beat 1125, to B1G3. “ ‘ Two “ 130, •• iso. Tup “ Single " 180, “ 275. Ratler & Jarap scat waguni, 75, “ 100. MEAT OIIEITAl TEA CO. Figure S Sewing Machine, ’ rnOKATP.OROER. Books and Stationery, GROCERIES, „ . •**«*>» ClLkllKE. ITaailag* r.b pub «n*E. ntl-TRAitf ETBHfi RKW " T»tm.lnus. |.ri.. ’ «a&s.,4 AU OSDS ASD OFFISH QCALHF. F«r Hr Firan. .r Hl.blnat Groceries and Provsions, Farm. ToaT, A county 1 T*«vttor vlih flair* Bad IIintM nj iSX “ nulun' * April 1.L HU. pgkLTlNORB still Leads the Van JtlT TOL'R CLOTH AT HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. 8AB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-06-03.pdf 0ceac0e42c64793ce69e7d619465e547 PDF Text Text hf Tiajtinjj -Basner £l)c fastings (Sanner EQ. M. DEWEY, ar UtaCISUA BAnuY IO.. MICH.. BY GEO. M. DEWEY. VOL. XIII. 33 uiness ilircrtorit SHrdiral. EGOFLAND'3 GERMAN BITTERS, NUMBER 6. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1868. ?Mtnt. STORM-TOSSED. had our hourjof painful experience; but what of t!u.U- Are wo now to io dietuibcd by the mere appearance of dan- catojuet as great aai vor? Are wo not the defenders of Jus toe, righl,nnd truth to-day. a< wc Wire yisteidsy? Tlils must not ft'gi.t n the licet puallknl- Prepared by Dr. C. BI. Jacksoh, . The Great Remedies for all Diseases Tnm.-ti.ao m junmc With Malice toward none,--wlth Charity for all.—with Firaneu in the Right' Hoofland’s German Tonic. StatUd «llk mmw ,n4 gbouly white. lee buaoS >B bwnl snS u-.(M hs<r. 1 fare tl.e er the uitbl To wetcb hsr window', n>dd, glare. LIVER, STOMACH. OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS. if respect. The thing. wc hive HOOFLAKD'S GERMAN TONIC. )y cannot nCe-d to let pcraonal reecntluenta reduce us Into ccmp omiidng our high dignity. Whoever may bc- ome enemy, let us match, with an unflinch­ ing delermiiiaiion to fulfil all thedutloj that r.wt upou us, to cecureju-t'oeto the eo'dter who fought our batlfts—Jualleo Hoofland's German Bitters. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TOIHC came [ipplauecj. iutper.illel hla life and for tine—justice to the colored race, tuwhvmvre have premised hue and iHmllany of the pcorest working men, of what-1 ever race, to recover even his just wages. Its majesiy must be felt whenever the humblest loyal man appeals against per­ sonal violence and oppreealon. [Gheera] splrlt, mtx-l be as sacred as a roldler's lo the Republican patty as long aa the grave. [Cheers.] We must win, and R< public-.n pary h true to Itself. Wbat w .* slia-'i win. It Is the old fight ef lib­ erty. equality and fraternity against epArmJy upon th-? noble ends to be attain­ pr saloD, caste and aristocracy. It is tbe ed, and not pctmlt our equanimity to be disturbed by an untoward accident.— Ing ulsapp- Intment, in thia hour, bow- HooStmd's German Bitters his ere.Ht. [Apptaure great and pro­ longed.] I.rt ua faithfully strive to re- i* from that Hmo until this, for recoustractton. (Applause.) When ths President of the United Blates proposed bls plan. stituiiunal amendment and who will be voters although they have no right to bold office under our Cuastitatkm, esme to the ballut box, there are 30,000 ma- black people of Georpi a cm rule, when lie did Mt call they are 211,000 in the minoritv, and we have all these advantages. This is Mud which bad legitimate control af this for a moment, or change direction, but question (ehocis and applause) propos­ the pood cause always gees steadily for­ ed the constitutional amendment to tbs ward. 11 la rela’.cd and whether true or Southern btaore, 1 advbted such friends Wacks are in majuriiy, if our white race not, the incident u well Invented, that on the evening of that awful battle of the Wlldcrue»a, when legions of the if you will Union army had fought all day,by faith the constitute rather than by sight. In tho tangled brukb, that rorne man naked General gin fur Gen Grant [Great annlausa.1 We have elected uor Guvonii wo replied: “We have done very well, wo voted ths black race.wo might count gentlemen ; at half pc-t three in tho them in our teprreantaUon ; If wo ie^ morning wo move forward." (Long fused to vote them, we could not count continued cheering.) We accept hl* spirit and his words—perhaps I nm not turn i» nut caUod together. anticipating in saying that we shall ac­ Will, refer--nee to the Federal debt there tUi Mr. Sevens* bill that cept him in j>cron as our leader. (Loud Chooiv.) '1 banking yuu again, hearti­ other impottsut q> estiou, and that was shall Le amended tn the Senate, and then ly, for tho honor conferred, I await the this provision that- disqualified me, and further pleasure of tho Convention. others, from boldii-g office. I, and oth(Applause.) HI NARKS or El-oovmon DROWX. they will to negotiate with him. ELOQUEHT SPEECHES- i.sqstfit Wu take great pEasuro in placing be­ [applai-se and c:lo«of good]—Inside of fore our rea-tero the following cloqUont the party Jus: rs well a, outride ol tbe liorty,— up| livie and clioer») and to speeches, by the olficera of the Clucagu plico tbe publ c service of the rvuntry in the bands of honest, true and rapaGeorgia. They , , ,_men. rr_______________ bio (Applau c.) Leins with one penis d, to every candid Am-riaan mind unshaken purpose wo.k out the tunnl<toynu« uny U» tbbflaiM Ibu fo > -I lb. bib. «lre«ly WEAK AMD DELICATE CHILDREN TBT1MON1AL8. s s * Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. i WM. JOBft. . t ■■ sra civ m-vriar. w»,i<t «»u ts» ..'(«.« Jim •*«>>», In me •■v’t-rar UW. Hen. Jamei Thompson. puta motlon.whlch ha.i«ucb a rocept un. Will Governor Brown address th< Con­ vention ? Governor Brown—Mr. Chairman, as It bis tex-eh announced that the eommlt- the deluge. SecossJun was the tesulL I went into It cordially as a Btatoo-rlghfe tlilevea that lenn Republicans, who was any chance toruataln IL When the Prv*hleut of tbe Cunioderate btatrs now before us. met that test with a splr.fr worthy a free I abandoned lhegreat State righte docti In rcaalta which have atreauy uecn sewu.- (----- ---- ■ -~ that wc cotumenecdou, and were agreed ■ treat ureaud the 300,t Usbed. We have (o adapt tbo instU uC?ir', 1 upon, I dtflered (tom him. When bo The sword has established a different doctrine, and hence U i« that I am no know that Audrow Johnson,the pro.-ent longer bound by allegiance to the Dcmoctat.c party. fhC Hamiltonian and all things de Ircd that seven Republi­ WcbsUrian constiaction of tho Coo- cans should vote to give him that power had no right to disobey law, should new Hrr. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D., k- E ..m rsnin a..................... C..,. 1 ■„ ,,r.m '................ C.dd—ler.Nirh. H- la — ra.au.mi . H.gtn.w Mich. I.- T .............. Snn Arb.,e. N eh M.. 1 t W,LM.a. ...................... Deln.it. " H.» J.»«. V Ctara-ix. ............ ” " ... ■■ (—• i—iJ kitoto gggy.r£ seven Republican Senators were needed array of tbp Confederate Btatee, and of that, and as 1 find the Republican tn step In between Benjamin Wade and ■■ —— ■ -— MH ,tott M H. the st ruggios you did not commit—1 took taauv with day, that has boon abandoned by the laita, and being able to establish clearly will require more-lt wilf n-qulu the rtduubkdcur nervo. The samej him. But we went through strug। Democratic .. — I____ ' . i. _____ i. tho ... __ > iTr. _______ ia... ..-to.—n_ i—-i>UWay>>h p W1le?hT‘Xrt’^to high r teire rates c» iridsy, and »>*«-» C»* 1 ji-rt attempt, now. to revl.w . «e into the Ita history, but wc of the South fell-11 unpopular dootriw ' - know thia is very---------------------------you of the North wire oonquerora-but ■ in Gto South, but I believe it *» the tree -s.ar.r the mean, bv which to acotn..-, and even, great r eaerWret. If Wcy w _________________ _____A .e nut tat ma tall vou. Mr. Prea- plcxltlca In which --xr VA 1 R D A N K *’ . ii. icj'.sxanD. raiRuin, anaiiur a tn my judgement we acted very Judici­ ously in whit followed regarding the the routful of tbe State Government and supplemental reconstruction act. 1 ad- its patronage, which wo fought tux and won end must have if wo succeed in this that wc should accept IL At that time contest [Ggtt a imlause.] "The Voice of the Beaten Rebellion.'' a tea, It might be inipropcrtbnt I should enter into iny dlacu-wion of the question eome popularity In my State, and had Involved at thia time, and 1 could not four time* Lorn elected Its executive.end do J catice to myself, or my section, if 1 might have retained and courted popu­ the Eli Tenth article of impeachment la. Thrir w. lb. m«i .1* (to! mtolto larity, but duty decided a dlllterciit of the Republican parly will nut be end­ I;< pu!>:r-. ed until lire s-re»t truth- | reclaimed ip do not wish lo Ir.t rude upon tbe proceed­ lucky predecessor, Jaflurron Davis, ming of tho Convention. I tun here, as vious of Ills fame and fortune. It is Mr..richuni said: (k-ntlctnen qf Hie tulle*: meaulogofUio terra, have be- hssbtcuwell remarked, a icconstructpos-lblo that a sufficient number of Sen­ Convention-It I- difficult for me lo «r-! emne a living re .llty. (Al'lL-unc.) Yeo. ed tcbel. [Laughter, and thunder* of ators may vole guilty upon tl»e Second applause.] I was an original ivcesdonpress how highly 1 appreciate the honor ■ let us be true io..ur history, bo true to yuu h ive ccufe-red upon me by thia aj>- | out-clvo, and fenr nothing. No »trp 1st. (Laughter, and "that's frauk.")— I do not mink BO. I think my *«our»c article ; but wc presume the Eleventh puintmeiit You will permit me to of- tatckwarl—Uuwanl. the watchword.— An open eoufesrion is good for souls. more honratfle than that of a mon who for you my sincere thank-. This Is the ‘ Let us so-- aca-n the binnerof pragree-, (CiIra of “Fiitform, platform," amid wm n rebel,Bud I ought the same amnes­ be tbe stronge»Land that it would afford ( ty that tire Htafe receives, and tbe same tbe test which this Ulai has applied to. fourth National Uonvcuti' D of tho Ro- of liberty, of cjud ilgh'a, of national protection from the Government that I stage.) ed Stateo Senate. Seven meiaberagiecled by the Republican party to uphold । gentlemen. (Tremendous applause.) rhich coming generation, will point. the Atn.-tlran people < ould cyi Gov. Brown—.Mr. President and ge . ... . I. -.I.nl.-il. h .n.l tomHt.tota 1 folCVt thl'lllSclVCS M U» tllCUW I victory won Intbeterilbta struggle beThe Itcpubllcan party ws^born. and In ' linice Into the bauds r.| men who, but its m.re infancy it grappled wuh the I yeaterday, sought lo destroy the Itcpub- tall ua your experience.) [Laughter aad boldly ; when I surrendered I surrend­ prejudice r f r.ioc. which, until then, lie, and who to-d .y stand re idy to dls- applause.] 1 remarked before I left tny ered iu good frith ; and when.I took scxmoj-t^beoinnipotcnC wllhthu uissoo- honor iu [Loud and continued ap- teat 1 wnaan original sccrsrioniat. 1 was the oath I took It with tbe purpose re­ botn in South Carolina, growing up un­ ligiously to observe IL By my \heory. of the American people. Our second p ause.j dei tho Influence and teachings of the an J J had been taught that it wash-true onset b-.oke through that, sud carried r»utroKXT itawiet s address. Abraham Lincoln Into tbe executive Mr. llswlev then addrresed theCon- master lutelcct, Calhoun, tlicn tn the chairof this repul lie, as tbe great churn- vention aa follows; Gct.Ucmcn of the foil glow of hla meridian. I early Im­ pion of tho Anti-Slavery cauw. Then Convcniion-i tender you my most bibed hla State's tights doctrine, and I oath to support tbe Constitution ef the came honor you bell.vo that I was aa sincere In religious­ United States, I understood it to bind came the the a a aveholdera avenoiiMia*’ rebellion, rcuo.non. and ai.<i grateful th mks for the high -------ihe loval ixople of this country display- have conferred u; on me. Deeply im- ly believing that they were correct, aa cd a hcndsm.dcvoUou and defeat, whb h I pteeoed by tbe.cu-e of the r'«ljo;'»1|ill- you were in believing that your opposite Uninn. Bat if she withdrew, which I . cu u uonusm.uevuuuw ------ -------------- - — . . ..... " Fur years before the believed she had a right to dr for Just this verdict. It wtw calculated with a may serve as glo.i uscxumple. teal I the 1 U- sof the position, I caincsily lul.tit - view wm ------sound. ------- ---nicety Hint cannot but evoke admiration / . . .. r. __>____ a] 1 vn..r indn'renra- ai.d aid. We c. me to- ■ unfortunate Strug !' nations on .« tbe earth [Applause rugg.eeotrcspon i- getber with the menu mot s duty uf s- - ed through, I foresaw that lire issue L Ihclllc of tbo ! io.-ling a chief rilor for tho nation, which divided the North and rioulh did not foci that 1 had violated that oath 1. The dark blot ’ wbl< li tea-e tire world tn the p.omction mu-t ultimately be settled by the sword. r ped from our no- 1 ol freedom and eq- td I. his. [Ap] iau«c.] There wav uo common tribunal of Judg­ ment whicLf either side would respect, Unit'd States bound me was very dlflodouJ >~«SI ! 1 W I - I- the United Statra Senate! if tbchUproraeCourt decided a question “u.,, .odtam tb.lr .nu.nl -HI It is of little importance tbs Constitution, but ths union of the i nn - .nJ th:. J.J <1— buu.. ib. I- 1«- n«l ubllnim I-W W. un.v« J»b , against whom I he decision was made re­ Ftstei. [Applause.] When 1 did that X. HndiUn. nr.likb ~ but r»- >—1. -■ ,b’" fused l<> abide by It. lesc-iuso it regarded it m political. While Mr. Chy llvsd— riu< could most conveniently supply, nr wTuL.r lb. nulnnJ b.nn.r, devobun <« lit- «. -»dlto »hlobl.uU-> Ibutalbi KtoiUDto n'lb.»r [vbeera and great applause] wo were able Union. [Cheers.] The Virginia and of that kind which Andrew Jobtiaou, sa Kentucky resolutions, that included b.nibnl rmbto. rf ln..loe, I b-«l- >™d. «1 by > 1 .ver, . nd .o. o. l»n. LX^Ub.nj«>d .blrmd .tbU.'tAWto») '1 wat called from hl* field of usefiilUHW; the doctrine as understood by them, Jealouny, envy, and prtjudioe, of the i i svitK -- 'Mi--, bn— he-—1 1 that God thin ruled our counsels. He Web-(or died, and Calhoun slept with “Judicial".and "couactentloas" mind.When that plat form was knocked from The j»eupJo of the United Slates know r.r«r rrnii'- From Her. E. D. FeadaD, P when thoRopebRrwnparty wss about1 continent to. liberty nud equal rights. HOLESALE OYSTER «kr Jsttisp DEPOT CAUTiOH. W. A. 8A.RTWEIX Wholesale and Retail Arid. Wc learned the second lew-on : fate appreciation of the noble-t InsUncta , of the popular heart Abraham Llu- on, and give Itnpw&diy, t° ail Luton, a share in the government we were en­ deavoring to restore, [greet applause] hla glory, and wc are left now to meas­ ure hla loco by what bo le.t behlnd.' Laughter and applause.] Then came . .. !■■■ for us a time of dlsappohrtmiBL Our tire people wlU umleraland. an policy was thwarted by tbe very “1D gen'.ous device and novrordaca . L wbom. in an unfortunate hour we or avoid. w.«inirhv all treraon al and temporary .nan pm_______ A ~ t nawr. The y«—•— up«™.to. ’d WQ“k*nr in Jarfeet tod W. A. BART WELL. and ImprlsOnmenL After my release ““ y- —. your courts were open, and 1 was left to act. 1 felt then tbe time bad come “H**?2“. when i should make mveboiee beiweeo 9“ . — - j “ .L].^1 On, thia land and this Government, and .Tbe-voteenT tlon.ratabl shed by tho sword, I Mill [hmrhterjand a white man who voted pn-Ar the Government of the United thefiepuLHcaK ticket wm a scnllawag | ritates to any other organised under tho oad a ‘traitor. [Cheers and laaghtarQ' to—J Ttotohtolla- Ito, tJ,to Oto, y y. -togZn | ydayon whinb It wee difficult to dcflnKrly �13328771 4999999999024 Wawnrn. tW (U. Month, wi jjgtioa md pay R«A® “* FKIXXEB A Co taqfltaf the I ».«■ in aenl CAMTAIOX .lahtbeBAXX 15th, 1M8. for Ai*p* oc jj a aaaa r*- 'tltw aey. pmve faSw to the nenr! a life Us»e, and write tbetz*!-.<a d..wa traftan to tb*tr reaatry. brnttalty and tb«ir ffed. In feet so cth t ree»5t than H^^TORER B>W^* air dressing '» “‘Bottle th* efeair af Raf*. wa* pew-fMe, except by tbe haaed perfidy tnjr.Htirx! frteadi «"-l eft exjo-od poiilio-.I principle-.— Jtia th* oil rtry oerragalp. A=iM- and torn- tvr» hsrre »seh pUyeri a ■wapfovaw part, sad eaeh baa he’^Jl to do thiaina^rsble mWfeX The twelve diadpt'e, tbe 'Low: of th* risv^.r, embrared a*e Joda*. The BepuUirtm party, fwyaemrted fa tbe A srerSetn cr»- i ar«, WMewrn a Im pare tody of men. • finiriy there is tsJneCW 'oreeVn It : von^ be birhiy ered-table. to the <Sov«-n»enC *» find am! pcnUh th* gstty party. It waold b* charitable, it woold are wmrj and blood. Mr. Man*, tbe > Ixtaa K-rr.t at thia prxt klBe I and d!o-' erratne. that will pertapa afford them trn^ rary »»5ef. bet m there are arrerai handl'd *f them, aoeb a dfetrflartAao Bat an >* not feat. A h%!> dtity nsu BF«a rrery HeF^bUesn tn forf-jra. The woriref th* Y«oor S« m deaeup tbr rsaka, BOOK । a (lab in car Great OXE DOLLAR SALE end RJefcraood. ao tf »IH s^eja '.tail in XoTWtnher, ao4tr the flashing rindces of tbe rm» of ttto4ntn, led by General THyaaai a. Gnat and Maryltf (dtix. •ow With the triers j b of Andrew Jounaoo. Hot theirp/y will etrne to jrl-f, if we de oar whole <!o*y, their defeat U a* DON’T BE SWINDLED BY HIGH PRICES’ JEWELRY & IQSIC STOB1 HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON TbaMXtwaaa Baek rind by Ethan ADen, on* year and U* days odd, which abaandU Iba of wnolia aDmpariaM gaod aa tba Ant fiaa«, and which HU*rally eontrd every inch of hfabody.nntflba araawd a nan waiting body of Best Prints, one Shilling, Gai StatiM ir ta SkfflBf! Dodge's Clebrated Plow* OTYYHHG (BUP! �Star B.jtingj gxnntr. email vote obtained for his acquittal was got only through tbe operations of tai­ lion, more than a third of those who iyIngly said be was “not guilty” having been moved to vote by jMlltlt, notjn- smallish sheepbat tl sheared We : CASH STOBJ3 add other statistics but our spmee fofblda, aavecBly tossy that Um entire floek about 100 la all, ahsared on t* »lbs, 13 5-n ran ees each. SPECIFIC PUL, rtimcruor SKXCAL DEBILITY 1 • going back to Taanaesse, or bawling •YTLTSJSES S. GBANT, ’’ or ujjxuk ever tho country as a martyr, he will re­ main at Washington for ten months or ao. He has cooped removal, and tn ao tar be can rejoice ; but, aa Macaulay esld ef Hastings, an acquittal obtained aa his has besu obtained flUBot be pleaded tn bar ef the Judgement of hla to- !>»«• »Jh largt f*ek>rie» io St. Lout., Ctaeiaaatl Bad X.w 0rl.au, bat U.r**loaa they tara eal • >» bsndrvd per ucum of tbe moat perfect tad Co.ly fiahbed bulUrd^ables. Tbaoe table* ar. celebrated 4r»l, breaut. ef their paint cntblou NEW YORK, BOSTON, Lnd Xow jElng^lauid Cities*. caiqaoo oeuxtMisxxcz All Hastings Outdone Battle Greek Nowhere Washington, of the people of tho UnitodStaten va Andrew Johnson, Victory for ths hour rtsta with tho President. Th* people’, will has been de foeted.Jwattho requisite number of votes to koep tills Infamous Traitor in his place were obtained. One vote more weuld have consigned tke President to his aldermonic home among the mountains of 1 Ast Tmneaaee, whore he Is bast known as A. Johnson—the Tailor,—and placed him In reality, where the loyal aeutir-Btl of the country lung sines conalgn•dblm. In a grave of political infamy. Perfidious to his friends,party and coun­ try, be has triumphed through simitar perfidy lu others, and now holdf high carnival for a season. it is needleoH to aay that the Inyal peo­ ple of the country are saddened and out­ raged by slim vote of the Senate on this question, or that they bad a right to ex!•«*< better things of surh men as Fes-1 Mat Che Court H rfHastlags.on Ho ef Juno, InM., a i township wfll be A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Bail Road Prices. cugblr oitd*. a axamioatlcn. ' tea* •( moat pl llaofaad d.bri ful In It* ilagh Manufacturera of the New Paten. UO--.1TOB ■’WTOMVXU nl, taka bl* girl to I be opera aud io sapper afterward, bet praetistlly “tn soak,** for lb* ■ l.duw. of besrea btr. been open fcr tbe last peat thirty boom almost, aataleraluwgty. Tlwr. Is s sei­ entitle chop dews st tb* Dearborn Cnlesrelly otaereatoey. who has gone.simoel crai.y tryiag lo Had out why there I* »t> mask rain in Chicago, ■ beneeer say religions body meet here. Joel about thrall is tbe moot Jwlcey ptae* la Chris tendtun-by spec.*! farce «* wo nadersland It fl-A.TX’O I^ORTES OtmplcU Protrrlion Af/aint IT./ nL and Hot CUuiatr. ' (P.l.aird Fabrut.yft.il, |v. , K-AKKA5Tt:i> tVll Ht S i tJt. 5uu4ar* .xrrnted ■1A Koftbcra Ctal KU» fba advcrtlsen FKtXXEM * Co-, of Ba --- *he largest an central Mich Cavrixox Baxxer nlah the !Ba jtxkb. from 15th, 1868, for flRy cent •Ct*** «.b*rib-r. cMWrfUo. Cubin Fobt BnnxiKn U. T. M*y 8th, 1868. Mu. Editob.—Thb morning I find myself musing upon tho sudden changes, that have taken place In my mind in regard to tbe treatment the In­ 0. D. 8PAULDIN6. sonden,Trumbull A Co. They expected, they demanded as they bad a right to demand, the conviction and removal of tbe traitor, whose acts have proved the one great Impediment tcrfvconstructlon uf »big .oltepnaa, Iba '-National TalrgrapA scene b changed. Four tribes liavo been and peace, Andrew Johnson, from (he Co-," male me oalltr. that II was raally iaKad- ordered Into this post to receive their high place which the blackest crime, to H that it* Hm. •Would ba built, and tbe public yearly presents, and await the visit of gturally btaeSllrd by tbe reduction c( tbe tbe peace commission, which is to as­ which beyond all question he was privy of the nineteenth century had enabled prnest high ralr* ef telegraphic lariffi. I there. semble hero on tbe 4th of June, only him to fill. Till within a few days past, forovrvl.lt up. Incidentlr, fiom my point of a portion of tbctn have yet arrived, tire Boman, not even the more samgaino of tribes are designated Bannocks, Fhoshlycounsel, had dreamed of atty other result, as no man believed until It had named arc by far the best looking In­ been accomplished, that t*ucb men as dians I have ever seen, but fcr worldly Trjunbull, Henderson, Fowlrr A Co., I rrjrot ««rr not la my poueuivti batera 1 Ural wealth, they have none except their could be bought by Presldeetln! gold to ■rote tli«m Bp. A general miKunteplioa •ibl* tents. ‘‘Furnished by tho Govern* outrage the feelings of a confiding con- in lb* pballe ailed rtgudhiy U>* cast cf building ititucncy, prove false to the record of a telegraph liar* and operating them, and U>l» I* enough skins of wild aslmals to partly culUealed by »e*rr new <■■!> company ■bleb life time, and write themselves down eaver them froth the Indent Incy of the trattoza to their country, humanity and weather, they are truly In a pltynblc their God. In fact no olh?r result than condition, the moot heart lees and cruel the conviction and removal of the jx> Indlan hater ought to be more than rat­ lltioal and moral incubus that site In 1 ioned with their dlatrev. It la rumored tbe chair of Btate. was possible, except 1 hero that they do not receive their preeby the basest perfidy to political friend* 1 ents from tho Government without pay­ ing for ibcm In furs, whether thia is and oft exprersed political principle*.— ' It is the old story over again. Ambl- 1 tioaj Jealousies, personal piques, hatred.* j will quickly rtitore Gray Hair Surely there is Injustice romewhere,. It and corruption, have each played a con-^ 4 to in natural color ud beauty, would be hlghiycxedltublo to the Govand produce luxuriant growth. It is spleuous pari, and each has helped to do , o'timent to final and- pimish the guilty perfectly harmleu, and m preferred this-irreparnblo mischief. Tito twelve t party, ft would be charitable. It would orer every other preparation by dbetplea, the chosen of the Savior, cm- ' eave money and blood. Mr. Mann, tbe those who have a fine head of hair, brated one Judas. Tire Republican ' Indian agent at this port killed end dlaxi well si choxe who wuh to restore party.-represented In tbe American Sen- f trlbuted three oxen among them last it. The beautiful gloat and perfume ale,-was even a less pure body of men, ’ evening, that will perbnpa nflbrd them Imparted to the Hair male it detirable aud embraced n sufficient number of temjx'rary relief, but ss there are sever­ for old and youag. Jodamre to ravtstars time from condign al hundred of lhrn< such a distribution punishment, the chicfcst among ten is extremely’ cold for tbe season of the tArmnd of that Ignoble breed who furnlthed the occasion for Fhaksj-ear to ut­ year, enow fell on tbe first .second, third, ter ‘.‘Judgemant thou hast flc 1 to brutish fourth and fifth of May, it dimpeorod benriw and men have loet their reason ?" however asTart u it fell, and It Is now a But si! is not lost. A high duty rtxta AVE ^TtE COMING, npoflevery Republican toperform. Tho And will prerent to any perauti send­ Tbe rush for tbe new mines has ap­ work ef tbe hour is lo cl ate up the ranks, ing us a Club In our Grau parently oeased.nnd occasionally a train BAOOAGB CHECKED THBOVQH, and-ptepure for an nasmilLbpAn the ene­ nf pack mules may be seen making OXE DOLLAR SALE my! linos, under the lead of tbe In­ their way westward,now and then cross­ 21 n,7 Hilt Dry,, Pattern,,A Ac W“. C1Ac‘- r*«* Shrrnng. Frr. •• or domitable Grant. As the rebellion ■Mid hart b»ra prrpasleroa*. Thar* out lut*, ing a tract of country located near yielded under his blows at Vicksburg te»a a bop. ef protl b.yoad. That bop. ■** “South Paa*.” R. P. LAMB. erldrat br not tbs building of liera. ttey bad too and Blehmend. so It will again quail In large tn alrphtol, with tbrlr ten tnllllont, to utr November, under the finishing strokes OF.PREMlLM.-L li. that way. Uutoa. mj ■** left, tnni.'er cf of tbe army of freedom, led by General or *U>«k MtbMrlpiioeo to taolhtr compiny Sot ao I UlysBBB 8. Grant and Schuyler Coltax. By special Invitation wo attended tbe Our political opponents ore elated Just 6beep Shearing Festival, held on the Dow with the triumph of Andrew John­ “Atlantic tad 1’kIOo Tairgraph Co. ' of all tbe turn of J. B. Pboctoh, Esq.. In Calson. Bat their Joy will come to grief, if • abMrlpUoM, th. Hal of which I* bold ia N«> dona. Kent County, od Friday May22d. we do our whole duty, their defeat Is u York, whil* >n lndrp«ndenl truster hat bora Tbe shearing wan confined to the flock effeted. by th* Ntlionar* wntna *grnt. lo tb. of Mr. Pnocron, which conslts of about country hac endured Andrew Johnson -Crrul Wttleru'' company wblch make, Ito bead- 1(N sheeprSli of which were recently Im­ qnrten boro, of lb. stock placed m th* Xortbfor thm- years, andean endure him ported by him from Vermont, and eight months longer, when Constitu­ which beyond all question is the best tional limitation will retire film to the flock of sheep in tbe State. ahadebof oblivion, wbteh so kindly and Wo saw about twelve sheep sheared, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Considerately received Pierce and Bu­ selected tram tbe flock by, John J. Hen­ VER and PLATED WARE. chanan, at the close of their official ca­ dershott, Mr. Hanna, Mr. Powers, and reers. The acquittal of the President D. B- Pratt af Irving, four cf our beat carries with it no moral right. The sig­ cheep growers, and the result Is certain­ nificant feet stands out that 35 out of 64 ly in conformation of the opinion tlist Senators have declared him “guilty of this b the best flock of thorough bred high crimes and misdemeanors” worthy sheep in Michigan. We add merely the of expulsion from tho Executive chair. result ot what we saw, the accuracy of That page of history can never be oblit­ which will be attested by all the gentle­ erated, and tho Judgement of posterity ap la Um sutdtaiun fixe!, forty per erst- Ttu* men named above, and who are among ■Mid gl’« him *4M cash par mUa for Mldiag- the best known of our citlrcns. The will affirm Its correctness. oo odd* bow aoeb hot >lg-taggad hl* itea* to toHpeoklhg of theresult of this celebrat­ first sheep sheared after wc reached the ed Trial,! tbe Boston Ikacefcr, one of ertur tli. praUt. Jo«O«»o» lo «b<te tbo N.w grounds was Eatban Allen, a thorougG tho most, reliable of the Republican bred Kpanbh Merino Buck, time years JoornataOf New England says: old, weight of carraH 78 lbs, of wool 18 “Mr. Johnson appears to be safe in his lbs, length of staple ellped from fore abuilder 4 inches. The wool waa exMat, and can breathe with freedom. eeedlngly clean, and for fineness Is not But hla acquittal carries no weight with excelled by any Buekta flccee wu ever it, bccaitM! of tho manner in which it was bromglit about. Were it possible to Tho next was a Buck sired by Ethan bellevo that the Senators who interposed pay* far U**l. It is aa aCMtira la placing steak or in hb behalf were governed by principle, gMiiag Nsttonal ttodt haldar* to traaifer, oa ba- Allen, one year and ten days old, which he mUh- dalm that the verdict in hla lag told tea* (Mr big pat aebaote has gmeup. sheared 18 lbs of wool in all respects os n hint morally aa well aa lagal- UnfcrtoaMdr far tbo party ttanafcrriag. *11 tM good as Ute fln-t flee-r. and which Utterally covered every Inch of bls body, un­ । oncouUido ef Bedlam can br* til he scented a mere walking body of wool, as'they brought him .to the HIAT1EST SHET.BG, 0MLTI8I CTS. grounds to be Sheared. A ewe, one year eld, sister of Eat ban Allen, was also sheared, from which Utere was cllpcd 11 lbs and 2 ounces of wool, that It did ones eyes good to look at. No. M of this flock.Tncn Vkbmoxtxx, Thilast PRIZE MUIVERS AXh REAPERS IMPROVED W/ORITE Arrumtw Dsmocb furalah the Bakxkr, to Democrat in Barry Cou for *1,00 until Januar able when the National A (Whi is elected. N faith by yr-ur woikn, in oxeBoldt BOOK Blank Mota and Receipt Bookt, DON’T BE SWINDLED BY HIGH FRIGES! Battle Creek, Mioh.. HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON, Best Prints, one Shilling, Gai Sis^iBi fir Osb SMlin! EVERYTHING CHEAP! Thia sheepbred by Mr. Pboctob, aa are all of thia flock with eno exception, that of a Baek be does uol breed from, la eight ytwiw chi, weight Bl lbs, weight of T B- SIIIIEI & co. Shelf - Hardware and Cutlery, Dodge’s Clebrated Plows �jpal and JKiarrltartiis. BUSI CARDS. mw MVErriSEMEirrt. Bepnblican Comity Convantion. Tb. Copartoerebtp heretofore stilting trader tha name sad riyto rf DABLOW, QOODTXAB A GRAXT, to dtmolred by tn atori coca.a I. A Republican County Convention, tn ippolst Delegate- for the State and ConMICH. be held at the Court House, in the vllbue of Hasting", on Saturday, the 20th 4^. 0( June. Inrt., at 12 o'clock M. Enh township will bo entitled to four delegatw- piBSOLOTIOir. N. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYEAR, ’ IL J. GRANT. BsadagN, Aug. 1J, IMT. ■*s«ly aeUcd with aUkotM, may tan. Ilfo. A, «oon a* then la th. slight eat uaestlo... la tbs cheat, with diflralty ef br aalhlog, or tadiealioo ______ D. a WOODWARD, Healer la soors xxDrcDm Hickory Coro.ro. Mlsh. iiifefe k. Ai«Ab;— raaaionaau aNnl DRESSMAKER. L^ntrritmu arramnux 2s noar, asica mock, 11AXTCXCA. - • • »nlT • - - MICH. Waste't>. 1500 of tbe amount duo us tbit month, will our friends heed thia notice and pay up- __________ j RKiD the advertisement of T. B. FKixxiJt 4 Co., of Rattle Creek. That U one of the largest and best buslncm Houses In central Michigan. BARLOW & GOODYEAR Dry Guta aid Grain, rotomo Ha eworr aa Iocctuc of about . year, aud tha whole prsmista that wld at only »IO°. .re now worth gtJ.ODO.rg30.ro.>. The aai mill eote dally .bent Si40 Test r.f lumber. Tits' bulldlaga la th. rtoiaHy, anj Hing bat fine P*lsc»s. still good Improreamts are beiog rap­ idly made. Mr. McCaffrey Ua pat up . bw^ oos fra., dwelling, Md a large bl.ch.mlih .hap, w thin the naat Irw _ II____ . . Sl’BClXl. NOTICES. mil'lTxer, ontg tbk ro.sT omex, _______ 1 HASnXGB,. . . tfiyl . - • MH*H. WILLIAM MYERR, Dealer to Music & Jewelry. ESTABLISHED LV1867. A WORD WITH YOU, BEADER! avxroy.t x>xm invgx nANTUCGK. • • - nJyl - • - MICB. ni.h the Baxxkb. from thia'until Nov. Jlth. 1*». f<>' RRy eents *” “”y pereon Dot now a snWriber. Or for to elate of ten. Cash always to nwompa- PRESTON A HEAR, General Grocers, H ypo phos ph i te Boots and Shoes, Act Promptly and Certainly PIECES FALL PRINTS Drug & Bookstore Just Received. MAIN BROTHERS, Dejltrr. ur nrrs Medici m, Grata, books a ttattoxot, ‘ ' *’ Perfumery, Fsaey Good., Wall Paper, A. A FULL STOCK of articles io tor liar ecaata.Ur Groceries and Produce, H. A. GOODYEAR; Bailer Hicta® Data, DRESSMAKER. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, TRYIT! TRY IT! TRY IT! tuniteh the Haxxeti, tn any irepoi|rfble Democrat In Barry < oun'y or elucJdj'tt for 11.Ou until January 1st, 1S6». pay- Lirery & Sale Stable, ROBINSON A 'WfdlTfM; Hariware,StovB,Inm,Nail» ’ll! IOTICS. MYRON A. FULLER, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Uu caa be braogbt ■■ tho market, cutualiog of fTAX COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, SOAPS, CANDLES. i SPARC# MEV IOTERTISEMEMTS. moiled loo^oal aoeceti. Tbe public bod best be on their guard. Tbe " " * *'" be offered ogalp In CTI, to which we ioslie your aUenlioa, aad when rett aaa brief aloeg joar BUTTHR, £00# , POULTRY, BRESWAX, 1/ SUXET-PXLTS, COUXTBY PRODUCE, of Thom.pole. at flwlftfo Hall in the Village of MX.J.PB.rry Cm. Mkh . .1 . - riMh to th. forconoo of the Ulb day of Ju os, A. D. IMS, to I wUl pay yon tbs highest marlrri pries for IL ' MTKOX A. FULUtB. Bastings, May 1st, IMS. ariyl ^XTJiaS BZr Valtoe Rtolr^. io accordant. with the Act of the Leatalalure. approved February Sth, ISM. entitled "Xu Act to antkoriie lb. eoooiis. of Jsekroo esd katoaaad th. eitiee and township* •( ATLANTIC & GREAT 50 Broad Gauge Bailway I NEW YORK, wAMaiRcnrav urr. ThU It the o»U RoeU »0 th. Oil Regions of Penngylrania ! C. A BAlLXY. Ha.li.gs. April, lith. IMS- I ASH roa HIDES AND PELT! STANDARD SCALES. �FAULT SEWING black anti white In tbeSouth, have the moral oupport of the Senate of the Unll•fl Skttee^tk'edto thatoftbo Knecut-re, The Ku-Klux Klan have now leave and teih license fcr their hldlouo »i«rt. Andrew Jobr.aon fa him. elf agate. Ho haa doted tbe Senate, aud tho Sen­ ate haa ooecumbed. What apeclal fora ot tUofaHty hla caprice may take; what wCtehtuge at arbitrary vlok neo htocon­ tumacy may roam over al p lenrurc ; what other lawn, what other atatutca, ho may apongc cut at hfa sovereign p t*»ure: with what mnllrioua cunning t.cd arrogant oloJnacy be may break down other conatminis upon hfa own awoel will, let thorn* Vho can anticipate he murderouspranka' and j nioxflnw of an escaped lunatic, undertake to predict,-VttrvU Zta.Ty JW. MACHINE II aww M .xKHliao at ike Start ot PHILLIPS & BENTLEY, LOCAL XOSXTS, BASTIt OS. MICH. Great Distribution hetropoutTn gift co. Qua Oift» io the AmoooU of >160.000. RUSSELL & NEVINS. xrar rterrr ntu rj 4 rjtut It Makes the Best Stitch, PEESTON & MEAD Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots <fc Shoes, Best aswri’Mt of rrockrry la Tomb. Fresh GoedicoMitBlIy on band. It fa Altai oat Entirely Nofaelea*. Largo &. Well Selected Stock of Old Good' sellinc regardless of <•«. Mi It sows wrws thick *M0M witk «• dUBcoliy. uw 1—ot «» «*<»•-• M* «u» «■• ti fwt W M l® ,!! GROCERIES, CARRIAGE FACTORY EVERT'MACHINE IS WARRANTED I Cumor of JcHcmun and Rtulruad Streets, 1000. Hi Hi in? I 5p | i DKUO8 & MEDICINES, ii ;i= - ->r.ut<4 k» J«. b V !■ 5faI., ..4 RbwhAW I-y l»« wllrlo ft, T.U-rt. IIM.U. C. HW kH | Top “ Single “ I I Rntlcr 4 Jump scat wagons 4 » i? ' >u4 aiaiy-twa ««,». .ukl. .. ctai«ri latoLt if iti J. P. ROBERTS & CO. MORTGAGE SALE. A- 1>. lee. i~» rt r<--i>4. l» «»». r JuWn l.inU". *M !•«.■ It. Jrw.U, ucwlwM IM «uO< ua4 *• at 1 Lumber Waguna, A. No. 1., at 8100,00. eu«'<v'' Op<>n Buggies single Scat 812’>, lu I AM NOW SELLING ZXLSSJKaiBSSSK; •latite 10 «urb eww u> •» .vd i.r... Uwtnw imt» »**., ,l.«4 w ai.4 cor«,e4 b. mM Uurtp^p ntl>:RIFP*u HALF. 4ao au4 aleMnUeJ ». |hr |..i Ulfrt >,Ua<t U» BTATKor itrtiHnAr /■•»«>»- a«-4. m—Bj >»>ob«r >1, ■» H«k onuilwr l.it.rtn«u tbelklaueulMxMktiaa. Mx.uox.r u ib< I’Ut ht wit •r uwihw^Z. i^wf'du.w* S^“aL*dJJ>ir’jii“UI,*if rtll-Mr. will b- .<44Bl public ••wd.aBiiteSwU IW-»Mb. w AUt<w4. la bw »' IWWlMiAbiw. It-ul du.,r uf the l ariB <uwwii Cuurt B».w n lhrril1«re»< tla.liwj.? uta: ►-<>; <U I...IA..g the Virewil tur Ui'rr CmmIiIm Wo arc still ’Inking A COKPLm BEVOLHTION !>■ TK'ADJ.;, u>d Seiling retry doaenpteeo ef Dry aod Fanre Hha>, I'lalnl W ale. Jswrlerr, Welches, .'w«>ag Uaehinaa, *c . for tM aattorin |*io« at one i> o x. x. a n. Wo would Impress upon our Mirooo il>oi our Meek U not in.poood ot seo.sd-b.B4 Go..d. or j^GENTS FOB ISO. caffiy jPui mmIo'iI'Li CABPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,' ■“S3 1, tawil. bIxhiuJ. >o ik.01a.er. lurid r.l .TdwiT, BO,JFeoor.of th. 1 warm branrd fwuple. n.»1. • Ing 4'0 pap-• aa4 o<cr nXI illualralhxia, bo u>4 in rMh. grwn auj^grie. Price ft. K- aiDFitrer.feu.XStr?’' s URPENTER8.<isy: Patent Medicines, Hu p 'l w fill id =«»75 ?. SEW YORK HASH FORYK COMPANY. T . AGENTR WAITED. lEbl'I KlB and Aaruia whu are Bail­ ing all bind, of ria wi bo M. cam as. ar« io­ rated la wlurru til* (w lib Msm|>, foe 4-eellir •erd piiraa and Urn.. J. K. I siBauw, but 4, Cbailesiown, Um 2 trA.jm:n, Books and Stationery, agi^tm: GROCERIES, or au uni akd or nxx qcautt. totSOOywr menik. aearyirber*, mala and »le. io Im.ndiice the tlranliM lart roml Oun. otfoiMa Family Kawhtu Ueel/au. Thia man» will Milah. l.em, M. Wck, qnlll. eonl. Wad. ■OJimilMG NEW .1 Far tbe Farmers «f Nflrblraa! laTrt.w’^1hf.-vUh I H! is Pn W J.1H1HII, ! Bi etrruiw.. ra«era1 nwt »' aa* ea4rr U-e Figure 2 Sewing Machine, Iw®» B |b r li “FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.* 8 MilBfiS i I s PRESTON A MEAD. iiiO hyU r *« MICH. O J1 HASTINGS. Be Sure to See this Machine, i! ra B ite FAMILY GROCERIES. al | H I l,rr...iki : ’xiutCYteBthrt aodirwa taayysM yh SUwei, ?£«■ Groceries and Provsions, Farm.Toim A County niffhti Tn««threw,th G.tn .ad ||i„c^. . .1 HI1UJIM A tuX.7 AMitu,im gALTlMORE Still Leads the Van HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTOBY. rJnxtESST.’s;. _ QABH FOB HIDES AM, FELT, r^rtua � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-06-10.pdf 398dde946d6c911561d31bf95d25027d PDF Text Text fit JajtiBg* gannn Ptaumxo BVrtT WSBXSSSaT. ST GEO. M. DEWEY, AT UUifJSOS. DAUBY to., *HCIL, cS:l |» JJ «wt? of Brisk Black, eorosr of Uuta ana JtStrtaa stresU. ®lje fastings Unnncr. BY GEO. x. DEWEY. JOB DEPARTMENT. All kia^a af lot I’alTTiao BBKSltd with dlap.Ks, In ihe b«: uyla. and o» rwuonabla torma. > VOL. XIII. TtlU-UJ.m ABBTTM. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1868. MEDICAL Business 5irretoru " With BOW. Uword ow.,-wlth Charity hr riL-rlU Tintaou io th. Bi»ht" RAILWAYS. £ortnj. piRIE It_4.ILWA.Y NUMBER 7. an varyIng than that which existed bertaht or the drawing, bad buret out Into Elizabeth, though courted, caressed what they: EU8HG5 “If.I findyow THE BH3AD QZ.OUX '.pCrXLEtXA£K norm nt»un “Give rec that likeness, Talbot, will have fallen In love pretty much every other day .considering the amount of at­ tention she got from men for whom al) the Dub lu girl* were sighing. But somehow or other, in proportion aa she If you will,” and, turning upon bin bed, NEW YORK, BOSTON, Ind New England (Jiticw. TH IS RAILWAY EXTEXM FBOU oxactlng. Her sultots nil -ranted acme one thing more than the poor fellows JT.AKK ALLEN 22 to 27 Milei the Shorteat Route. Approaching Elisabeth, who, or. catch­ ing sight of Talbot, bad Wished and re- her by the liand. “Elizabeth, my darling Elisabeth?” hands, a quic ker wit, a finer cboracter, HARVEY WB103T al It for a moment, tb<snsn«l|fnantly exher, including even in her contempt a claimed— •Did Mr. Talbot do thia?" vleexoy, without fcvllng her heart in the was the laconic reply; then, England soon—perhaps forever! I am slightest degree afTuctoJ by the trying ordeal through which her beauty bad very like, isn’t it ? But what makes you compelled her to jobs. But a change was to come over the co angry ?’’ dream of her life. The smllo and eyes For a Cen of all Throat ui Lsiiz Diseases achieve a conquest that it was tho gene­ ral opinion iimoug the beaux of Dublin wa< wholly impracticable. Talbot had brought a letter of recom­ mendation from thcEerl of Khrcwsbnry to Mr. Haley. T lilt, together with the specimens of his skill os an engraver, had induced the publisher to give him employment. He MxjultUd hlnvelf »© admirably that. In ti>c shortest lime puslblc, be had won for hlu-sclf the re­ gard and confidence of his employer. It occurred that during 1 ho evening to JOH> FRIGS GF ISUALSR3 S! EACH. HALL & RUCKEL. Proprietors, DI. H. J. HANEY. MOREiiiuADS MAGNETIC PLASTER. raiUDtr. *- The Great Strengtheuer and Pain Destroyer of tbo World. 2 0 HOLBROOK, PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL ET EVERY IIOUSR I0HX KICHAEL THB GREAT READIES. WM L C3D3- FAVORABLY KSOWH AND EXPENSIVELY USED Htf Yiri City al MtJ, ALFRED C WT.LSTH TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. MADAME ZAD00 POBTEK'3 HAVnXOl HOUSE. CURATIVE COUGH MLSAM Price 25. 50 and 75 Cts. per Bottla thm bust. i nBAt-asr *sn yiO,T EFFECTUAL BL.UED> COIISHS, COLDS, ETC.. u'otid /•>•" erer PURELY Yr GET ABLE; WM.K. BABR, p HEAT WBSTBIUI R FAI1IAIXI, niEIHAf A >0., it AND TRUNK IUJI.WAI ni-ht <r«1D., Lrf Cb..i« TriM. Elizabeth room, contemplating the engravings with an abstracted gaze. Ebu had en­ tered Just ns some vteitorebad taken their departure. Hardly five minutes Inc.it-Y vUr.i he uok I; In IM* H* did do: roeognlse her, but she new him nt upon- lie did net look eo well they.mef 8hc_*onld have given her whole heart to spool: to him ; but even little to and iro, and when she looked shown in. On nettop him E&MMh ut- HWMt yt mo receive you: congrat-ilaUoni on the choice I have made of a girl i A tourist tells the following story : the multiplicity of crooked roads over the broad prairies, ho rode up to a small “I ain’t your aonny." Mr. Lord laughed at the boy’s wit, and handed him a dbne. The boy took tropulia seemed only to add new bltter- the money, looking up with mingled feelings of wonder and doUgbMmd said: One evening she encountered Charles Talbot In the streets. Ebe had not seen 1dm for a long, long time. She was, with some frtonda, jiassing by an exhl- f. A lofty, «dtod away by 80130 P*"®» laughing piCCClved Tulboi HARTWELL- “The Earl of Shrewsbury. Llxalc?— She accepted an Invitation to spend '1 heir next meeting was brought about by an ex trio rd in ary coincidence. It appeared that the fr.emls with whom Elizabeth vw stopping jKisscswed some valuable cngAvlngs wiiich they were abd white and trembling. “The Earl of Shrewsbury!" Hw cried; Iler grief seemed to broaden around her. It was mlicrable to remember that a dime." ' she bad lost a lover whom she adored. The boy sprang as If alighting from a It was almcat death tn know how he fariifaa tad nol drtrro uiwlo. pmpl“ *o- .oloatal ho. ho«i far him. »ta»mrr- Italrri..,.; tadl Uo.crmolorobUlUtalItalywu^r. Ita plod. «rboriota.which ..p.dled lb. •» lydrl*ta. Ita dnmWri, l» M. MblW rwllh hfattnota taotaridrr- roomo io Utaap otay. or data paw ed quite good enough to furn’sh him *B>,,*y„**^ Ellztteth, with a rraldtnce In addltoo to the and Gw>rtter. CMrd tables wore sesttore Zmllyclreie recurring th . drawing- * abratt the room, around which might iniunj am ___ । j »___ _____ __ asfimbled croups nt tInd Curatire Sugai Coated rills, IB OTTOSmOB TO CASTOB °u her busband, and, compassionating her sister's saducns, had communicated it to thinking timt new scones would help to subdue the dejection to which her mind was now constantly n prey. But the '•“» I"-1 “Why. my lord, Isit possible?” be ex­ claimed, throwing up hl* handr. "I had There had come a revelation from her sitter that had almost killed her. Tal­ pcrcbod on the top of a hen-coop, with bot had not been guilty of the inMilt “Halloa, boy I" which bad been the cause of their qiar- .nd b» MtatUta .ItaW <b. taa Uoo.r lb. .»• icrlttal Ctabltaon. •“p l«Id. .1 lb. bnoOuooo. qb. •dtatal.n, h.taT.r, .blob ta 1 N.rtab.1-.U,., «otaoril.o w*k<talkd taooc lb. Uteouy. .»d ™ 10A1tao.,«.dloU>. ita«0-.ruU>ra «Ir«taUc <l«d« In »h O> -b. mta* "•» Jh,„»< dldo«Iolb.ltaltftab.r, eh. tad , wptabUj Irtmd., taodltata. ■ ,tai ata... moo.h. ofur- • ~ •‘“T •* 21.' edby th. dmot lotamo cwop tacnl. tatatdtolta ol bar l.ta far wbleb Wo Itau. orbw .^tanUoc. wold■«,btataW,vwpolhfaiwdhIt Utar„T,op,.nn«l1Jl..h.1»rl.h.-. Totawtata ta»«lr«.ta taoiiT.lHfata-lbul. fa. i~tay. Th. only 21’’" tao|»nUtah:o ,h. .pttafad u Trio. J“* »' u»d «r moo Thta . ta.Wrirfh.r riri..<ta«. hh. tad »jota.tall<•“’"> “d two Uh talhrr’.tarioo wily uo.tal »b«o■ wwooo ta.mod to drilfbllo Io Mr. llritariw faond orontawllho Italeroita, ■ Iddc, .ad. <<>« italeta! tar ta.o farhta ww o-rf . lore hritata Itaoi thu -ta . Ur- ptataod.ritarMi.d- Ph. tap. It tari.l Ho Won or odorriloo. far • loo, Wta I tai ha quick ^rwpUr llriry*. d,..lo8 worn woo Otar ta".« dwlorto« hfa far. far tar. w" tay. taWdl,,„JW^,-oo.wrta.wWri pa. zadoc H”lT.K17... Wholesale and Retail. The door was thrown open and the The Publisher'* Daughter. auburn, but which seems to partake of. in the beauL'es of both.xnlngling tb.lr hues ! ’ wb* not for ?" Talbo. inUko ihote clouds which wo see floating | t vi n v —.1 an J lb. Xllb, .m, II, r I “AU h m," O- .n.wml, l.„bl«t, I,n.t.L,lU.,ud dwp. brr tail~l»Uns«Oucrlta. J clssstc . .In tlcir .. . . (_j Guertier ehrugged Itls shoulders in urrs precision - n tij0 ,tra!c|lt true French fashion, but remained ebon, haughty Up, lu the low,, etndght sUont. forehead, the nvai, velvet like check aud The conversation went cn in tills kind chin. Her hands were considered to to fty-IX THE fTORLUjEl «■ thesmallest end whitest of any woman’s 1 of strain until the return of Mr. Haley, in the three kingdoms, end bcr foot wns । Iflg good night, took their departure. EAOQAGE CHECKEDTHROUGH. taken by a well known bootmaker of the . ]>crlnd cs a model for the slipper In the ’ <xtra\agauxa of "Cludcnl a." BUc which it happened that a coolcneas could converto fluently in several foreign sprang ------ up - between Guertier and Talbot. !.««««,«n«tb mraid„.|Tb.»ta.™«rU>0 Lb.ll.htao tar. II. RIDDLE, G»u l Bup't lyiWLESALE & RETAIL. “Dld you draw thl* picture, Mr. Tal­ fondly ehn had loved him. bot 7" He inspected it fbr a moment, and - “Your futlict wants you in the next, loft the room' for n short time. The room. Miss Haley," said Guertier, from night w»s darkening oubide. Elizabeth ro--c, stirrod the fire, and. while the rud­ tlic door. One hundred years ago, what Mr. “Have you dared, Mr. Talbot, to cari­ ■rx. )'lill*d<q<hla IWliBnm dy glow lighted up her lovely features, John Murray, of Albemarle street, is cature a man whom I so love she said now to the city of London, wtu Mr. “Everybody hears a good deal of the eagerly and tearfully. irsvifaji But ; James Haley to the city Dublin. Bvaldes Earl of Shrewtbury ; but I’ve never being a publhher.hc was tho propnotcr room. Mbs Haley," repeated Guortler. of a paper called life Dublin Mercury, “1 will not entertain this company wLL h irosrsse-i such an influence over tonally. saving yourrolf. What kind of with a (ccne. Mr. Talbot," she went on, rilOM DUNKIRK AND "but—” hasdsome. to begin with ?” “Why are you talking so wildly, Miss “Tolerably handsome. I don't think the Irish government. Haley?" exclaimed Talbot, clasping hla him very good looking, though 1 believe If Mr, Haley was happy In the pcabcibIoii of a newspaper which fouud un­ He stopped abruptly, fixing his big many.' eyes u]on her with an expression half !• k| I.IGIITXIXtl rxrnEs-'. m !-<!• limited patromtge among the public and the government, which enrolled among of rage, half of adotaUop. Its contr.bulore the names of Marley, “One of the most piquant traits In a the Dean of Fem*, and Joplison, the woman's character la C'Jiio-ity. Let me meet again,” she said thing and bowing rnjIT EXPKESS. dramatist, and which bad lor an oppo­ haughtily to him. ' congratulate you upou the possession of nent the Freeman's Journal, directed by , Ho turned deadly polo. the once celebrated Dr. Local, be was I - 7 , ,,, - , __ . _ , . ___ He tbowed hb whlto teeth, and fliufhyet more hnppy lu the possess an of > , ‘ stupid fool," be said. Elixalwth hb youngest daughter. bU Up°n her “ bc ,po‘t<!- ®be She drew bcrjelf up, and gave him Ihi. Url wa. toTbelle of Dublin. । • Utile, and looked downward at one look ; tl ea, turning sharply around She had won this enviable dl-tinetlon । ,be,‘ T-n-utn she followed Gueitier into adjoining .. m«l. U.mwl..b. ..MmpU bm.n>| «'■ TUboir room. In a quarter of an hour after this .rb«mi,a„tbra.rf,.i»r>«~»rbo „Xoto'^ Bot, the party left Who shall tell theIbitterness of the days and nights to Elizabeth that tolreal chic 1 once to sot foot in this drawing-room." superb lialr which is neither golden nor | "Tt-t's meant for you, Lizzie," raid !7TX J. ADliPMUS. A. M..M.U angry." . (eelin tn But her white contract rd brows distlm tly denied her words, r carCely bad uucrtlcr left her aid.• when Talbot ap­ proached her. worm clasp breath wtm on her cheek— room,’’ be said, gayly. “It is coder there, and I he tables arc spread with (lie icalat him. One sigh,and die was upon "BIU Jenks,’’ was the reply. �Zaltre or thli In ths hour of trial, white at the same time tho unUnAInf Iqyaliy of the second, secure the Oat frees cop.' VHhurc, on |be Ground. ttre Agriculpcrhc.-ft! araasBlnatlon, wlthhopc for the tarsi Society, ou Momlxy JanottJ lust, irecond time, as the result of the murder aMitoaddtobo one of tho largest end I860, cm d ic Was •f a Presideul, of securing control! of best Exhibition, taall the tend. Th# t d ackuy tbe government No better or more ishow of animate to not excelled by any popular men could have been presented Menagerie In the countty, and tbs cir­ XEW GOODS to the people. ■ ,cus ranks as XO OXS. Speaking of the Tbe Pktform adopted Is also worthy uppearanoo । of thb company In Detroit of the cause, the wen, the party, and ith* Fra Prat aiys ; the t mes. Oollafcral questions not Despltelho disagreeable storm perA Splendid Assortment for nece-tarj- connected with pending Usuca vailingyestarday, matte along proces­ Sale at Rail Road Prices. are avoided, and the party of Union and sion i through our streets, with the tnnasCstapnsteg terry Iblng Is U>r Uss si Fresjlom plants Itedf on the broad doc- Ively I qgrvsd gcid< n ebarfci, xhgta, Uon*. j^nrci a ■EDicixes, trine of univerari justice. It makes no elephants, i eameh. Ac. The splendidly attempt to enforce doubtful powers even equipped i cavalcade, anally attendant T^AScY COOM * PEBFCMEBIES, In support of ehertahed doctrines, but on < All Hastings Outdone I *ucb occasions, in oonsequenee of jjo/s-s A STATI0XEBIE3, claiming for the United States govern- tbe I rain, did not appear, tnongh enough meut only ths righto to which it te entl- waa ’ exhibited to demonarrate the alUsd, It wisely loaves to tbe States loyal uaoet t incxhsustibl* resouroos of this ooto the gnvornment, the maa gementof 1loasal exhibition. There waa a good at­ Battle Creek Nowhere all that sppo tains to them. In this, as ।tendance yesterday afternoon, white the la lb whole past career, ws find Rcpcb- ,scat-, could not held tbe crowd who llcaubm not only the true progrc»lve sought , adtnbston lari night Tbe col­ party, but tho real and only con.crra- lection । Dry Goods, pUVE WEJfOKA-OOIXO SOUTH. of nnlmnla te by for tbe largest tors of I ho Const! lotion and the rights ।that bos visited Detroit fur many years, KtpmA a»TH»*.«i.for.U«i»s»»na*■****"Groceries, Hiirt. st rc* ■ . for «.<.«.» .«m! Jm*—• gCHUTZE & LUDOLFF\—‘ secured by it. .and we noticed many of them are of the Xlootas Ac HltooH, k*Jl. a* fcO> r.«.. for Jsrt«e«. Thb platform without equivocation ]finest specimen-! ever placed on cxhlbi(■UlUUlt II UU) Cx-ocbery, Aso. SUK.’r.'ftft.Tl su.talna tho rc-OMT-tructlon measure* of ।bition in thb country. Manufacturers of the N«w Pa'tnt Congnss and the nxAKClAL credit of MONITOR PLATE IXilttE lirnw Old ‘'Romeo,’’ about which ao mueh 'YANKEE NOTIONS AC., &C. of the nation, pledging tbe Govern­ FI1AJBhas been written, is a huge rp< dmen of ment's faith to the paymeut of every the Asiatic elephant, aud in ooti<par<s^n dollar of the national debt, not only ac­ to baby “Annie," the 1U pulian pot cording to tbe li tter, hut the spirit of form, a striking elephantine contrast a. the law, and all implied pledges. It de­ to sire and genual appearance. nounces repudiation, and rays It Is due The white Burt.-tan camel.with double ' to the labor of the country that taxation bumps upon bte back, is said to be the should be equalized and reduced as rap­ only one on exhibition In thia e*untry. idly as poMiblc. It unites with tho The eque-triun [icrfonnaucca steal I Thirty-five true and faithful Senator!. good aa any ws have reen, the different who voted for the conviction of the acts of the arcus being enlivened l.ythc Preildent, In putting the seal of con- facetious sayings and wiltiebniB of Wm. Houbc, Carriage, Wagon &■ Cutter dcmna'lon upon his course of Infamy Aymar, the scholastic Jester, and old CASH STORE « ; . The future lire, before us. There to work to do. a great de J of hard, earnest work. The Republican party, whose suocsjsi under the forma of the Consti­ tution, at the bd obbox lu 1310, first commlltadtho American nation anew to the faith of the 1'af fare, the doctrine •Z ftafdom,b w held lu ground through eon3lots of the moat fearful pa*alons and nqlitdlcei, and against the armed attacts of tbe enemies of fritdom. Tri­ umphant at the badot box It can hardly b* saIJ to have cajoycd tho dominion to v^btoh. uniter tho ( ODStltuHpn, it wa. entitled, for a ainglo day In pence.— Notldog can fae more relf-ovldent than the foct that a Republican government, hatood upon Lho content of the govern­ ed, sod ackuowlodging the tulc of niajoritt.*, mu»t ceasj to extol If tho nilnorliy, betteu by boircvorjo smdl a rujprity at ths taUlut-box, eLail be per­ mitted to appeal to ths bayonet. Yet, Sam. lathrop, who Is clalm.*d to be the It recognizes tho equal rights of ell only living represeatatlve of DIekcm* whan the old pro-slavery, Demorruey. of which the present Copperhead party te ] cl'lrcns abroad te the protect on of tbe the IryUimatc dcrcnchiut, offer having; Cov-rnmcnt, and asserts the right of Tom king end SI ’lie. Virginia appear eqjoyedfor half n century, tho control volanta y ex; striation. And la tly, In a histrionic equestrienne scene enliof lhegDvcmmcul,found Itself defeated ] but not lea-t In Importance, It declares t Jtri the “Fl!. hl of I ncn,1 * I a whrch they lua PrvriJcutbl tonfeat, In the single the Dcclar.-tlon of Ii-dependcm e the represented the gnrgeuu. rube of tho offlec of I'rasldent, although it had conPeruvian monandr and bis charming infopl of bAfa ths Legidalltro and Judici­ merit, and halls with g’-adnera every ef­ al rrpiitmcnts of tbe Government, It fort toward 'nuking the principlei there­ and Ivatle, with Mr. Chaa. Lowry as the Vprfldfouady refused to accept tbe t'on- of a living reality <-ti cviry Inch of daring bare-back rider, and Sir. Geo.' atlEuliunal re«u!t,a:>d ro'a'lo! io dan toy American anil. Such are the pr.no plea Brown, the champion tumbler and ac­ the , finest falr.c of goiernmtn: *wr enunciated by lire party oC the Uniro. robat, form some of th? cltrucUousof tlevlse’l try man. A lobg and bkody the great comlinatlon." clvll war ensued, under tLc influence of w/deh, r.itted by tho dorertion of their Book Hotio**. pcat.by^qw Slivercr-itfa Rep-cteaiatlyes andSeaators.thu Kf publican party Graham Lodge, or Laura Clifford's life obtained a tnajorily In flic Legislative As IxvexnvE Wolvkmi x.—Under | rentanee. By Bette B- Bsbecek- Chi­ brunch of tho Gorernmtid, and with a cago, Bounds & J* mu. 16G8• Aurage r.nd perrcvcronc^ worthy of the thli head the Chicago correspondent of Judging from the specimen sheet that Rrtai ..otyjct, it nobly Isuatalnrd the Decater Illinois, Daily tfaynrt, of M.oy U^tlon of tho States, the [Territorial, Fi- fl.h. pays tbe following handsome com­ ben reached us, thb Is an exceeding lunmelst and political integrity of the pliment, to a well known citlicn of thb te:c«Ung sketch of tho life of n young nstton, anti the saprematy ot the Con- county, Suexmax Corseit E>q., of la-teof rare merit, but whnao history contains all of I be up and down* that sdt iUon and Laws. That which tho civilised world pronounced an imp-s-l- special attention of the people of tide co to make up the life of the wanderer. blljty. our armies led by GRAN fednd county, Interested Io Mllta : 6hurmau,a:id Eremant,,and Sheridan, “An inventive Wolverien has re­ auJ Thomas, accomplishjd. Out. uacently given cur mechanical and manu­ tloaaj, reputation, «unk by the acts of facturing circles something to ponder reader from beginning to end, while tbe moral It to designed to impro a upon BactouMD'sAdmJntotraclon to tho krw- upon in the shape of a ‘Double Turbine,' the mind, to one of great value to every ert depth, of popular contempt, until or double water wheel, which bears the we were a .corn *i>d a to-word in the same relation to the old style of cum- Tho work te written by Mist Retta B. aristocratic Capitola of Europe, was by Babcock of County, an occasional Bepublican armlet lifted up out of the ' tlint the wheel of a lake or ocean pro­ cornel undent of the Barmer, one of sal re, and stands uuy oral lei led lo-dny I' poller bears to that of the ‘Stern Wheel- whose«wcot little poems graces thb tebefore all nations of the Earth. That'1 er,’ on the Ohio river—they are both desuc of our paper. We ire speak for Gra­ flag which Democracy tore dorm nntl I »L’Dod for the aune purpo c; but there trod upxt, to t>-d ly an omhlem of pow­ , ends tbe comparison. This ‘Double ham Lodge the corJtat and general er Id al] parti*! tbe world, an! baa by II Turbin’will increase the value of ccr- patronage of the reading public, It*s*w baptism In the blood of patriots tula property In tbe State of Michigan aodTuIJy believe that any th! ker who rueelvod a new sinilflcanco. Now Ito 1 alone mil 11 on, of dollurr, as water pow­ shall buy and read thb Book, will be btamyfokte orc rcecjfs teed notes tho ers heretofore considered uaelcs>, now truly wise and better therefor, and at protection of tbe worti despotl-m tbe finds market value. Hundreds of towns the same time promote the financial in­ terest ot a young end deserving girl, and villages, in Michigan, and other who for her supixirt b dc)»ondcul upon Stabs n->w stagnate! for want of power her labors. The ty]K«rarh!cal execu­ for manufacturing rpcratfons, will now tion of tho work la excellent, reflecting The Republican party young in years revive and commences new order of pre.it credit "" 'Ire cntarprWntr t» bibb­ but great In dec !s, covering tho eborl th to pi. The water required to run one ers whose well known m-tnes graoe tire par o l nt It • ethLuU • with aebievem nts old style wooden wheel will run a half tittle pa-re. For rale in H.u-Uugs, by of States manship and armies so brill! int score of there new wheels, and five Main Bro’s at the ‘'City News Depot." that history cannot produce Its j»ccr ha l tines as many as In the old style of Iron no sooner triumphed In open conflict Pttebson’a Maoazxxb.—This popu­ thaa it was canilr J by treachery. ItsbcThen, too, winter closed all opera­ lar m-mlbiy for July l« before u«. Thia Iwrei and boDorel ehleftein wna shot tions with Ice, and summer as Invaria­ number, «e a e, begins tbe fifty-fourth down by tho hand of a Drmocratic ossas- bly brought everything ton stembtll s.n, fnthe interests of the Rebellion an 1 by low water. That day to past—this gvt«better and bti'er. It has now been in the hope that hb aasas inatlon would giant pf water-wheels requires bat tbe publtehed for tweuty-a?ven years, and aid In re-torimr the Democracy to pow- minium of water to drive it, and a man Ito unrivalled circulation proves It the erjand the mtn who had been olccte J to b nut required to sell hb mill tn pur­ riKMt popular of tho tedl>-r magnxlDes. Pre office of Vleo Presttent on tho atme chase one, their cost being far less than The present issue Is one of tho beet we ti.-ket with the butchered President,was any other of only half their cajmefty hnvc ever seen. A splendid steel en­ elevated to bloody scat, mule « os we graving, ‘‘Undine and tho Knight," verily boilovc by dte ngen'-y ofthb same lead, off; then follows a mntnoth o- lorod man, to carry out the designs of the country al large steel fcslilcn plate, with five fall tength Traitors In wbjs? intcrcts thb assair Io bare wr-n g.eat figures ; and then we have numerous acted, einee hb elevation Pres’dent well known' miller and mll’-wright- wood-cut* of niv bonnet*, co;*, l-odlcs, Johnson's carver has teen one of con-. Sherman Curette, of XHddletille, Dairy Ac., Jkc., hcaldes a score of patterns for tinned iraud nud outrage. He has de­ i Co., Michigan, and tbe universal ane- the work-table; among them, .two fl d farmer, law, the OcnstltUtioo, the cesa of h!s invention, wlll.lt to to be printed in eo'.ore. Th .'literary contents proprieties of hb hiph office and com­ hoped, reeuU in crowning a long lite of mon decency, proceeding at length so toft with a troll earned fortune.'1 btcpheua continues her interesting tar in tits atrocities that the House of novelet, “The Bilde of the Pralrio^’ Rcpreecntattvre, speaking in the name GSX. ecnorxKi D.-Tbo Eenato con­ while “The Tragedy of Fanquler*’ deep­ of an tire people of the United States, I firmed Major Gen. Schofield as Secreta­ ens In myatety and power. Frank Lee Impcrebcd him for high crimes and mb ry of War. There was no roa'on for ex­ Benedict, bus a charming story. But, demeanora by nrore than a three-forths peering a different action on tho part of In point of foot,all Bield** aresuperior. the Senate. Gen. Schofield baa admin- Now Is a good t me to subecribe for In hb trial before the Senate, the Just l-tered the government of Virginia, un “Pctemox.” Terms, tJ,00 a year. To expectations of tbe people were again der the Bomnatractlon laws,with fldcl'- clubs, three copies fnr^l^O, ot five for defeated by troacbcry.nld.-d by the gold ty and marked ability, and b well $U,U0, and in this loiter eas*, an extra from the Treasury Valti, and men who known to paaeas tbe Lilies: confidence copy lore premium. AddreM Ulure. J. for years have bren declaiming ngalnrt of Gen. Gr int. 1 ho Scnatq did not al­ Peterson, OuechretautgL.Philad' lplilatluf perfidy «i Andrew Johnson, became low the con Onus don to pass without partner* iakisgviit. Under tush olrdeclaration in a. preatnllo that the re­ rumstnn-<MM tlicrie the representatives moval of tte-treiary Stanton was unlawo.‘ the ordy CansUulJonal, liberty levIng party to the country a<acmbled r.t Chicago. Theytlren nmnina ed fTOm Waxt tobui Pat.—It b announced tho Matas et mlhta-y and civil life, two Jteprremraffre rr^n for President and fbirni Washington that Ibo Sonit-ws who VbeP.-reAnrt, mon In whom all tho voted for Mr. Johnson's scqulttal are al­ people tiav. confidence lor ibelr bwt-n ready moving to control tire appoint mratof a Minister te EugUtid. They pMii:ot*a.-.y hero filled in tbp past. I e- rtduly are losing no line In demand­ ing an oqulvalsnt for their Berrieas. We vrtth roftsMh credit to the rerent y and i anppore that they tarpshred tor Lmsot to ttona)«*-. Tire conqueror of, do treason and rebellion for the fire: office. P’y beforehand, but such haste b hardly * 0. 0. SPAULDING. TOWITSHIP MZETINO. DON'T BE SWINDLED PUZE MOWERS AX1> BLIP® BY HIGH. PRICES! T. B. SKIO’ER & CO. Battle Creek, Mich., Commissioners Uotiee. Bost Prints, one Shilling. HEAVIEST SHETIHC, ONLT181 CTS. BOOKS. T I SKIMXZa & co. Blank Holo and Receipt Books, PKESTON & MEAD CUMMISHOSEirB XOTTCli STATIONAET Ctfevery Hnd and Variety, L.rplMl Solee:cd stock oi Thtlast Suttess, GROCERIES, HARDWARE STORE. FAMILY GBOCBBIBS H. A. GOODYEAR, C«.Uu0I of Coffees, Hairdressing inoni STOVES, IRON will quickly rwtore Gny Hit” tn in natural color and beauty, •nd prodnee lurerixnt growth. It JEWKLRY i MUSIC STOKE. Fsr aate «u X*wMtau. DEPOT, 1»8 GREENWICH ST., H.: rajcEONEDdl^ta Dodge's Clebrated Plow* MrM. * KOu»-«. rik— mas. tow re wiywtore l. , *• ,.rt- V. A. OOODTffAW ■rested itarebM, tots-^ssrttol �RMO1 il and U» su, „ ,'rlurrin FORKPAUON't MENAGRTTO Tb.Jta.1.,™ pWoT Um Vsloa n.publM^.. , GRAND USS. Summer Arrangement 1868. BE3T APPOINTED CIHCOa isusase is Un.) cm of the New Pat«»t ,AILK,v“4i > I’ORTES, earnestly lo be hoped tl-at tbeTownship Committees, of each of the Towns-hli* in tbe County, will mag, the Breraanry arrangements to havs out a full repre­ sentation at tbe County Convention •w' th • SDth Inst. The nominatug ccnventions arc Important and there should be i a full representation from eneh Town-1 »lup present, tbht the de’egatre elected tny repiuoent tbe topular will. re turned,b. login# tbs woman with him, ‘ Blown DowxT-Ou7<skcmrd Johns-1 and all settled ip together and a. orned town enrre-q ondent II. 1’. C„ writes us t* agree quite well until last wsek.wbeu that tbe dwelling House of Mrs. Hak- a number of men, well dl-guiscd. enter­ nirrr Kellky, of that Township was ed tbe hoow and taking Tripp out tarred blown down on Friday oltemaon, th* usd feathered him, compelling tils pimfob lust He soya the bone* had Just tnour to bo a wilncos to tbe scene, aud bceti ml'edup for the purpose o( putting then ordered him to leave tbe town Li a a cellar wall underlt, and we pneumo week. Dut the strangest part of tbe w as not prop.rly secured. Two children thing la, that bofA women turned In and were injured by tbe falling of the build­ helped clean tbe skeealcka. Republican Cocnty -Convention. A ReiuLlcan County Convention, to ing,but how severely we are not advised. Thu Would Mom cn.—Andaodore thn business at tbe • Cent.e'* under tbe careoftbn-e Financial expert*—Bamjxjw A Goolykau. Their new good* are nt band and they wo-e bought for cash, and are lebig raid for ready pay— lu endJcMjiiuantltb a, at rates loss than BARLOW & GOODYEAR, AB tho and tbe Entire Ile erfenrnnee ESTABLISHED IJV-JS67. Hypophosphite Aot Promptly and Certainly tnilre or so, from the “centre of crea­ tion" can buy them. A rush U expect­ ed, especially when the clip of "Wool” PIECES FALLPRINTS Just Received. CONSUMPTION. Tkry iMwlUitly uweraM ilw Mreapb i -VXD liEAPERS! TRY IT I TRY IT! TRY IT! 02532348302330315353483230313153 'IKE MOTHE IIcum on Friday evening. Jcno 6Jb, pursuant to ad;onmwent, to bear the nI-art of the coiimittce of arrangemea l» for the col'br .t on of the e -mining 4th of July, tho following report of names rciunmendod for officer* of the day was ir’acntcd. and oa motion, was unanitnou-fly adopted. )OKB. ionart kind and Variety, IRE STORE, OODYEAR, MR. GEORGE FOREPAUGH. Ttrt AltXXlC PPFLATS »I'I te «*• an, X...UM l»HU( ») U,L.UWKtU»Ol,UM- MYRON A. FULLER, EbIeTq3E3TBIAK3 IKD BJBRffiJNB, U*l tu b« bnmgl.1 to iu Marks), avaatetiug •( the mat ed of recommending officers, for the cvldbration of the 4th of July, would ispnrt ax follows : For Pr.aW-nt, 11- A. Goodyear. For Vice Pcaldcnts D R. Cook,A. Ryerenc, IlMtings ; J. C. Hanna, Irving ; J. F. Emo y, Middleville ; Lewis Duikee, Ns-bvlUe. , , Eaijb->—The three leading dry goods For MmdbaH, Peter Cramer; leaving to him lo ebsese and ap|*int one or houses at Chicago rej oct sales for tho year ending May 1st: tnureawWnn:s. Field, Leiter A Co , W,7D8,470. For r odsr, Rov. J. W. BmcioX For J. V. FarwcJ A Cs.. $7,353,931. Chaplain Rev. A. P. Moors. Bowen, Whitman A 5V Inslow ,*3,851,A committee to i-rucnre and take cbargo of tbs tiro war<a for evening, A. P. D:ake. Also tht Geo. M. Dewey be appointed a comml Ue, to eomei>ond with iho State auinorltlci to ss^crtiui upon what forms a small sired erdnauo lit. Fnrptnt Co., B. *8h piece can be p ecu red, suitable for the , to a C iptaluey, and his ViUnge upon such occasion. Your comrtitfoo have not as yet pro­ Fort Bridger Co Great cured a any one as Orator, but are corr.,po»Uta,«lU>W<-^‘«" '“"l" V“po t. AJl .r/wfalcb l« rwpwrtrillly «>V- TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, SOAPS, STARCH, BUTTER. , EGOS, POULTRY, , BEESWAX. SHEEP-PELTS, PANFORD & BROWN. THE GYMNA^TUt FXPIXHT*. MR. T. KING*'* TIGER LKAP, NEW SBIENTISENENTS. S, IRON, ATLANTIC ft GREAT WSTKRI 1IR. ,1OKN »»RFV«U% Broad Gauge Railway! E. H. M ALLOMT, R. B. WlOHTMAN. N. DABLOW, The meeting then ajjaurnsd. b. H. Coax. >rg£X> PLICB. [ebrated F Aa-Al LT With Ixtkxt to Kill.— Wrlein, tbit \Vm.8coTT,of Hope, was an st d by Deputy Sheriff VnooMAX, on ths sth Inst.,ch irg.d wl’.b an assault wlth'hitsat to kill Thomas A Rachel P»ck. two aged persons Irving In tbe Township of Hope. The tacts appear to be, that this man Swt, because ths Pecks had protccusd bls wife from hl* brain! coed net. ajoault** Mrs. Perk with a fence sinks over U>« hsid, and J^r. Peek going to her protection was stricken down with a «dab, and nearly injured by a stone •biking him in the aide, th own by F»co:t- Bo:h port *♦ are dangerously in­ jured and thereto serious doubt as to tbrir xecovery. On Friday Eoott was examined before ®*J.,Gjnnoj». and In dsitoult of ball In **«nm of JMOdoUare, was sent lo tbe Bar Haul J> JWblfory, for trial st »at term of the Circsit Ooc rt. NEW YORK HIIAABKtPaiA. BtLTIUlHtK. WAsiufltnroai vtTT, This klhaeaiy Haste ke IS* ■ - it Oil Regions of Pennsylvaniaif lofto aMtw. Par aw. ain.’ lucc“t>M»Hie” "hft) t at BASTINGS, HBNBAY, JUNS 22. CHARLOTTE, TUISDAT, JUNB ».• jr. a om Apat of mtteitaM. ASH FOB HIDES AND PELT I HO WITS STANDARD SCALES. �. • There 1* naming tl.it c*n wear out. It it the ea«ie*l Machin* to learn In th* wu-ld. Tte moat inexperienced find nodnSenlir fa a ring II, a* they do not hat* to chai-goth* T*n*4*s *rery time they wi»b t* mw adllferenl kind vf doth. TDH MACHINE Gold Mt-lal, al American loMilnt*. New York Ort.. I**A, al*otbe/f ylte Jteeniaia uwaided to Family Hewing Machine*, st lb* I'ari* Eip-—lfoo. Itot. EVERT HACHIRI IS WARRANTED 1 And a Written Warranty giren if required. THE IltUMHl IB Tttr. MOST PRACTICAL tx VFE, TCItlta WIDE OH NAD1IOW UEltB. Be Sure to Sec this Machine, i|K F ; i’ u Ha =:j ) A M a <: ti j J r jfs in h pl v' o h lh p ili rEo the Ladies. K* i:t J. P. ROBERTS & CO., 10 Arab Atrvet. Ifoalun. Masa --------------------------------------- 1------------------- DRUGS & MEDICINES, AyCO«PLm REVOLUTION pine Soaps, Patent Medicines, •fol* rate*. AU work warranted Healing. Feb xvib !te*. TUX WAR RH WFKX THESTA TE>. Ito f'eaan. Character. Cnteuet. .ad Heeulia. BY HON. AI.I-XAXDKU H.STWHEXH. A btokfar all **ctl.u* and al: partle.. Th., ■teorblaglr Inlere.lliig buck be “TW. caatr .riraaaaa" af tte •‘--th. praaaala tte mu-l cum piri* ate Impartial analy •<. ot ibe eaiue* uf th* Mssg'dsa pen; treat, ailhmil piil.ran.blp, .nd in'tte al~ ■ml mteeratwa uf ite character of tte .IrwgHe- rare ■** iim* prarottaU «« Lee *M*n.raw*. ■te fa it* dtoeripl.ua ut the cutenel of tte aw. it CtJ-areroero-teterota girr. ibwe Im.ifoe light, ate ahtevwa of ibe r-foBlct telr kuvwa lu iboae h-rb USeeia ate waielwd lb* Bute lid > te reetilalimi foam It* foon t.in-.pnsjp. .,,4 which were *o mramfole to Mr. •n*l*ro* l-uui bl. poritfoi, .. rtsrar of 1Uf . -MRUiFFn HALK. toofad.ral* Malm. The rraulla te tte w ar. prva ’J!'"■”**h’ ••• o iterate by, .ud Mr. Ntepten.- great ability bar* b-re found their lullml pl.r ‘ Tba lalen** derir* *rrrynL*re manlfratrd lu ■biata thu work. Ito Qtke-U Character ate rrtev make U tte teal .abaciiption book aver nubli.h ed, and i<ern lu Again* lb* loe.1 nppnuuaitr ta te ka. “UO,? ”,r °* •“ htatoty ut (ctreevr.rn u.acn, Ithit.) th* BAare£ei Ufraa air? *■11 ““•“•“••■atoA t« xriu-ijc n.MAixoav. KIlERlFF'fe RALK. Xante I* twaaby tiro., that to t-.~- -7y! eBSXFBS.SKS'.T.gl-g F»r lhe ranters *r nichljna! tf SUPPORT HOME ffiDUSTBI! ■ •■1 Ate Chn.pn.t G.t. tenaw prepute la toll m, roto-naW, Ui* omtetfognad aa w*daw MMid *T'"T7.-t .mssgte; >'arm.*X*trwv* <fc County nialita Together with, Gatto and tllngto C.ll item at HllGUht fa BKhTLErA'lItoo,.’” 'te"-* in mtn Dr laaac W. Vmrot • w *J*iN UALU,’},V', BALTIMORE Still leads the Van <■••«•»« a riurcuoani mjj Hattie Crrrk road. AU kind* nfu%7,-T k*pl tn a Firot 1.1M. fl.-rorV, fee tofot aerWMC ilSre Jatre Griffin uy drr-l at rteunled lu tbeoffiev of tit* Krtfriter v< WO’? Harn Couutv on U-a filth day of July prUa. GtoribcZ?revered b.’ ••fJjTu ' lAtaad nfa Ifil ta Ulae* number an* < >) =iis'^Mai,’sss1ut7x iot-.ni .old te<> ro.vrvrd fo lte« t.teil te a piaaanro to neto waM m, awtomdte. W. A. SAMTWEXX. yyimot-cno. mmo,. Oteora, fe u.." ig’Ltette te v'£*£±*d MMrigan, wiU b**aU at puhlrt *c'‘JS,uw* tteltei, Ftewh iWCmlmm. J. 1. VAI IIBBT. MURTG'lGC bALKTbEFAVLTbarfot bran mad* U> .4 th*sum ut Flliren hundred .nd 1.. ba due nt lb* data r-t il.i- a-ti- « >■ g»'krt “J’J Twenty-fire dollar* ((x'.i-'i -U:-r' «.-• I't- , certain mortgage tearing dale tU f'E P ?-u Jaawey ItC, arrested by Su>-U> l.ncy .>.»dford hi* wltc, U- h.nl I ’’tteGrf rrewrdrd lu tba nBca ul IU Kegi-trt****, nttmCtMMly. tn liter |-. «> lif. i-n lln uitreatb day ol Jam-arr l’~- . -At SOMSt ball la How York. ram. Sell Goods at tlio Lowest RATTEX CRRXK PXicXX. Tka lsderrwtet to-Tte Cfath ie wrote Ctril ate to* ate fo-roor^d tte; thu i, eed .utetzniUI a. eaa b- i • V*4 of tbe Mtea had three servants to hold tforo'AUM>e.a Naw»ec^ tsl "LeiXtuBew -.borexmonry. c-towter. fo, P05IBLE RATK8. "ifalttetoce. July <1, •*B1“ q,urt<r * eftSi55-LS7.7S.-i=S'.ei^ stale, n.ttey. IsAAl S KbStEBUBv.r. W.-nrn. J w— earMO GUARDI kN Mal.K. Of tOlh Aa^ry^&. .-A tabtawfar woman, Fifth AvjttreJ-rtaofhsWgovm. three hun- Uflm .aiTmirt*n*v. tereibn it.! IMirwi asfto tonoudaapmiM* altewwl by la* Rr tw U.wnm mentandaale at aaM nrmii'— prroum w» !W nete3ricsm« aUrr.tluo tn btulnrae, and . defarte.xUoa to Plnn°-Fortca. .reel TterSiy. IteXLteC j'iluTsreL sTl '■ * «- “ HaaSlto.. toStterHliroteuZte- i’wv*•' 111*teroik^^tert toe .oic'U.nl» 1^rrort^teato-U fawmyof apktroeura^ln tte Atueut. tte*d n.ttlnru XV IMS. UBI. GRAND AND SQUARE Mudgagcn mortgage: kill. COMVIlM!ONF.n% Mrtlf F.^ Agenia. Addrea*. LUGLFR. McTURDT A CO _______ Awbard niuek.Chia^ro. III. SEW TORE HANti FORTECOMI’ASY. - ' J.P. IQBEIT8 * CO. CASH YTIX-X- -BT2 VA.ID Mtam llmjM. pubUabed. new M-Lrs TteotU JJUY YOL'R CLOTH AT on H|wrm*forrlnra. or eU<niIH>J wrwfonee*. Self Far all kinds of Country 1‘rt.dacei snob as Rutter. te‘*TC£SSS'^’Ate., and all rl.-a.ea .1 the Hltetee. Kidr^ri. idrer, Ar. te. fnee due. Diaraaca of tear air. UAOiinva ITUULLn FACTORY. couMenre. *Fl cenimiuiKwliiMia tu tUustC £ri.icatI writer«.‘folIM.Hl. Pool. Mian. AIK.*, r.1 n.,rn |>r rn.LKr.li 11•".*V"n’i nf-t-rortnc n. ^na.ru ,-n et* ta thb raro Utol -teaboy* Mi'wU <b*Mu i. Almira ante- llvauriul .-,«*nr. nl.tll i'i ; Zfmtxo*. Mire.. April lit. IMfi. ItatrdFcn. 17, 1*1* ’ “i Vary Cheap! Groceries and Provsions, ’ tefae-ra-tf ^GENTS H unted Io *cl| the lliatary of All't lorMurtgvg.ra *f n“UoB’- ha.lag purobaicq n as lbm'I • ! Mir*. JHaBkraifo.-EU.lKjzKkKllUb'- gvery FT* Cnalcsare will find anr Iltoak C«s. -iMdios generally shop in couples. aaouod stitch can be o>t. and aull tire efotli can­ pletn. and erarr Article sold by a* t* Wqrnot ba pu'led *l»f> wrthont |rar.a< It. Wt par Whan a lady has any money to spend, agrata Irwn r A t.. »»O per mount and rxprs nntod Gaaalke. • immiuln from wMdrtwioa that awmnt she dearly loves takln- a friend with eau be onde. Addrrsi ,-iTU.OMII A CO.. Pitta hereto see her spend 1L burg. Fa., or Ihwiou- M»... PHTSICIANS" PRESCRIPTIONS (WBUISM—Douotbe imporod spun by Biber Tin-Ware of Kadry Deaerfpiten, p.H-e. judmlng off «ur>l<l«aa ean inm nieehtne*. ■ Crockery nnd Wooden-Warr, PaaarriT *■> Caaarvt.iT I’urius er Coaraphrosos. Indecent and profiuro exprett«xt Dacasien. t'T4<'1=>! •**? mm*lM k bhosene oil aioua are something far wersuthan ill ?.‘‘.l2rl^L* “>r'x3 bred. They Indicate that you do net Tlio Golenlo rersremw God or respect man, and they are also vulgar. '—A trial of skill bet <eoo the girls and Vy*ar* of ptiralvdmtaarr. Nim.ie «i Fl rani, n lh<- aillagrut lls-ltog.. .that l.i.c il., u»,.l hoSt-g tl- Cl.cu.t < r- t..... .. < Ju? tli* rteievthda, -f Jaw B.i. .1 te . uwli.it* a ▲. BAST WELL, ’fiee awtySlH. Folly warranted lia-Sre men. number to aalfafy the demandi of ophn IWe will pay •HW far any macblao Hurt will *ew • atemuar, laora baastlful. «r almtir *ea>a (ban ton. buys of West Point, (Ja., to settle tho reostedqimtten, "Are tbe mental copsrfilre of females equal to those of MtesF* rsraMsd io a decided triumph “ ‘ Two “ 180, “ 180. Top “ Sinjrlo •• 180, •■ 275. Rittler & Jump aoat wagon*, 75, “ 100. SI yy SSTSrS-jKSSSSS tlil.nl In tte IfaMtom Itesrr" a'tl-i>rom a-ut^r-ntonl la ..it raw .u tm-,..-to/J rw-mv* weate, ) n- fcKX'to tea 4s, *. kmr^, ,. KC. MUXIiLX.Jidmcf r-ter. nal.atrreuor afol mfoaea. fa an.ll. ih* hortb Lal. *- Km.11. te.'f or Surrb urvt quarter vf v< te-fo Corner of Jcflcreon and Railroad Street*, tmtulfo vr mfo seeitam ran. WILLIAM U. lEUT.t.I. . MORTGAGE SALE natod. Afoy IO>. IML marxtr OuwUu-i. HASTINGS. MICH. rhEFAULTtte....g bro. trad. t. tte ’ i AniiiTE onm.R. of "«■ •>-B‘ ■■<•••' ...... I--1 red teVtUU., Tn* Rrsacaiaia haring pmebaate th* ‘iii.rrat of trTAmorUWnnA.'r. terry, M.-AI a ■ n>t Mlty-lao cvMi, wLIrt. n (felted lafo*_ ■roton vtitol-ramixutot for ll,. roitilr nf terr,. at tlic4.tr oflhi. .• i..g.<|, r vlfo |'m> Id fur. Alfornris frn un an.i*iu ibiiingetenu tu .pant neuter pain.ur r>|>*i»n in m.kdate lb* $flfcul< -MCvud dar »f rater lu.* lag this tte 11 b.HT in.lilnlionuf Uie racroterl by'Ju tub C I’ Neghi .ad {food* J In' kind-in Harry Cuuntr and folly ley hi* wifuln J,.*c|l, Trbbrl. Ilo.ati., f rqaal to anr In We.l«rn •Ill lr.ni.1 lb.it, .Iillie.-r c . parforrriup u. ,r MICHIGAN. ul tte Krgw'vr ul Herd, ul 11*,ry Creaty u 1 D«li"ing that tte br.1 work will ullunalrlr her K i f M.-rtg.g*...» p»g* tte linn coat ml the markrt 1 .bill never Irt a puur ariidr o.l of mrtibur. «ad a. 1 kaow good work a Urn 1 Notice 1* brnby gitfu ll.ai i ;aiMuac*afap. •re II 1 never par workmen for a poor J-4. and er uf *alr ewataiur-d la a*i4 Moitgag* «sd »t lh*n Impowitonmy cnatoeMra. Haring Iter*IrrolvU to anMroar*. ar* n.iolrol to •!••**. i»r* dror bed io and ruined L ...4 NartgVpi. Factoriea of the Ea«t. 1 font* Coarinnna. •WO «< roJt IL*« to te Luu.,. .1 tor l-nfom, o. All that pirc* a-.l paml u land lyvewl are. In Iteviltagaof ffsUluc*. *xt"•« rro* It «~y wir; br.npin th* t'vuulr vf barn and niatr .file, I AM NOW SELLING kagrasetet 'amI^I 1. lunte-T orUro-L Umloate roll- Ban midrotnW.. I ... . „f-4... tfow**a1raMeS-*io ite i tvi .. t.-u-ro-ed InMl-tmLumbar Worotib, A. No. 1., at $100,00. i^'ut MidilnilfoTro'.nimi 'to IteTfei Open Daggire *in~k Boat $125, to $1G5. rilMgr, will 1— wild at pub'-c re.it C*a Books and Stationery, —Few things are necessary fa.- the —; ■« «—..t—..m.—. wOj—a a-i ! CARRIAGE FACTORY! IN. rnteinc mniuiini it,, « ^7,_ Orman UArr.'r-<r i ofaniU r-uair ,ui te u. n.t T»:ere-ito"‘>t l'-r 1,-rM. tb.»i 0 . J-1» 1> at rln- ..u U. IL. Airamito’!' bHrTli'ta{"»* rU lK ffil Uanufactvrcd Exdiulmlu for to. and ateold be carefully read be errrr oar. Tlio ininieneedeaiaad for Ihl. great work .taurpa it Which tael enables u. lu oBer our caiioiner. boi­ ler Gouda fer Ilia moory than tteae <■ bo prolee. ihe.tfoak forlbe Tune. U fan Hluat.alra Old t-. be "Mauufaetiirer*' Agenl*,“ dr than can b* Jjyo Stafls, ■ibiained ut any oilier way Ireland, abound* in Ifotnanee. IncldaM and R it, Toe unpandleletl Increase of otir bu.ines*. hi. •foaeinf tbe i'atrli-llim and llerolioa, th* Truth and terror, of that warm hearted people, rue- enn-pelled w« lu lemurs to morel apoclua* qn*r lalubis On) p*xra and over |M illawr.Metie. for*; Ihcrrfuea tee* Icaate for ■ term of year*, bound UI cfolh, jtmn and gold Fried *4. tte ileganl block, newly erected; ■■ Non. »r and Agent* wanted srerywbere. Eadiwlra lerrttrry Idu ,'uii.mar AlreeL W e are Ihd Bril who ter* xTD au rex ropcLAR SXufiT lafe.TSTn'X ffitk-"- attroptrd Io ma a a -Reeulutbia In Trade," hr enabling tbe public to procure good* ta email q.iantitie* al manufacturer*' nntro, thu* *arinp the Mosamer threw large proUta-made In pa-ing through the tend* of tte Iteumiaarao Mracb.nl, of Naw Practical. tfo-A. or. ArvMtreeareandntatr th* W hlifoesl.r and Hatailer. CTXm, fa ryfm- draeriplliecteck. and tba getleeup of tte club ■ III rvceiee a i-reaeul woith *3 to »3o0, areurdVfrd>Ml I'lsalontlos 1-Fuor Magnifl. Ivleasily Hlitraled Hrdle.l Ihuik.. eoniauuns ‘Lr’Kzi tUK OUR ffKIF ^RCUf.Ult. Pure Wlnen and Liquorn for Juirwilaol J'hyaudogical laloroalian. for Men We ter* also made arrangement* with lb* and Wutneu, *ent free on receipt of 1A cia„ by Medical Purpoiea. addrrMiBg hr. Joan Vamiku-nil, Na. to CUatou ■HEAT OIIENTAl TEA CO., Maae. N. *. CIV* with other good* aad their full line of Tea* at w-uenA9.1Sr,T9 "'ANTED. nEOPl.K in want of, and Ayrnti wlw are tell- pn-eiMlr Hie earn* term* to Aifani. a* though A Ins ait klada of Kawuo Micaiata, are ■<­ quested la ad.irrw ma (with aMStpt for tHWllr redaoedprk. a and lens*. J. K. l aaaeuna, buz 4. tbi 1-a eornmUi. -.alfow J *hy .C’SSJZ Cbarinlown, Maa* U-J?“k r*r? ord,r' "‘4 p'’®* u,‘ “i1 • The TteCnp." seal t. anr addies* ■RANTED, A-GlShfTS 1 FAIUCKR &. CO. GROCERIES, •74 Io |KK> wr raooth, ererywbere, mala and female, to falrudacw lb* Getrome Isturored ComOF AU UXDS AXD OF HFR QCAUTF. moo Hany Farnlly Hrrwlap Meehlni Thi. u.«- CAKPENTERS.^ Tte. hurtb ate mrntfo V. X. UABWnop. 11.1..4 Mar taa. 1ml may.-Vt; Cluarila*. GUAirtllAN Ml.i;. J^AIUIY COUNTY •sStfA —Longfellow eayn that "Bunday lathe golden elan- that binds together tho volume of the week.” Htoiiaga. Aax. W. IMT.-atTyl PRORATE ORfir.R^ ~~ gTjrror J«CW/..-4.V.rvrorvvtero _ ■rofoa. otite Protau* < ten for li. twAUra ol tte l-rvtete OSca. 1* u*vinSLS**aarea 'l/tng^toUw north-ra5"«cr. oflb* ua -tnurtevr. I -Im. *.v »r mmrtae.nr aatofea iwveuytve roil tn town iwa tl, u",nStteSSi«Vr^L?,*4,,*''*»SL hSi l i i ni —The wife makes the home, and the home makes tbe man. RUSSELL & NEVINS. iL*<3mll fVun in, l>arr> r—ur,t, .-l u-i,.4®* July nru. ai tte boar or. r, .reiri « ti Khuca it tertey gtraei U.*t tn parmaura af Iketrt* c o Auimramt. Any i,r tmlrf Apr.1 tan, UCL ffass'zesitf.'s.WJBriEsrs IM S Pleasant Paragraphs. VERT LOW FOR CASH- W l It is an awful thing to feel all that wo possess conUnually waste away, and at tbs same time to set our heart upon It without inquiring after something more sdlia and durable. New Good*, -fort Received, CrraM rear. Commtwtoorr In nte Aar Birrv y IL* .-Ac A ULEN. CtanHaltonra eotettor. Atraarror. Atta**. I>.nrn>««n,tegteer. _ tM4wl A.UInr».MaxaUi. A. fl Uto __ IwnaMT lit Many fkvora which Godgivcth us rarrfoui for want of hemming, through our own unthankfolnese; for though prayer purehaseth biesrings,' giving praise doth deepen tho quiet possession oMbeuu—Fuller. Old Gohds selling rcrardlMS of Cost. JSttrtWxHFg SX ZyTnSX-^; IH 't a t : ! 4 penting of sin when it has been com­ mitted, than In committing it at first.— To deny, as Peter did, la bad; but not to wrrpbitier’y as be did, when wo have denied, is wore©. Fresh Goods constantly on hand. Kirry other *rakl* fa my line equally low. bat ueaHr tbffr.rnl Doot., Illbtra and Wc ax-o still Malcingr ITubgiajdi AlbtiBM. Kerry family wan la arm* tl.l»sfium (t. Fine Toilet Arliclea, Calalugm* fund-bed free on application, and teaks m.i ।<»t paid c> ray nMrvas «■ rreetpt of IIV TRAPS, price. Can racing book. conl.iUlar |wl. *ltlt i.nrea. foxwber with blank alieeU and pi Islet ■ ad MUing erarr dewrnptfon of Dry ami Poore ANTY> OILS, l.ra<iii>K I- r eumlling a Hat of nine. Mnl free Io (lifoii., 1‘lwted W are. Jewelery, Watches. New-ng ant »u. oa receipt i.f Jo cU Anybody eon aril Uscbiue., Ac . foe tbe uni form price of fr-TO 114 to !.«•• <d tbeaa bwkaalmoot say where. ONE UOIuLAR. ’.•*..•???* *“ intoroatioa whirr.. Wa would intprea* upon our nitron* that our Julix K. I'OKTl n A CO., I'vbliabera. Kua. *v<A i. nut iiu|K»eil ol srooiibli.n l Go.uU ..r pcz^fkimcry. and SI! Sanaoai Sltevt. Ptiiladclphta, C*. A GENTS WANTED for tue U'KAll.AU caiafally selectnl direct from Amerira and LuroThere is a greater depravity In not re­ AdFTHE aXKEN -The ..eatral tfook n.r fxm M.nulsctont., tLe greater portion of which Consider our feelings I—■Swell tailor to new customer -‘•You'll excuse my o-klng,»!r—but—a—you don't mean to wear our clothes with that hat?” Tbe cross of Christi* tbe eweete-t bur­ den that ever I boro; it b such a 1 unlen as Wings are to a bird, or as sailt to n ship, o carry me forward to my desired Brat amn'al of Crockery in Town. 1 1 iip h - /st s Hi! H tr ka 1000. AlSC.itUI-45CS.S j UMixn Co . Cl.ICaea III., or St. Loafe, Na CAL'1 IO.X.-TIm ruaatry h beinj Samlrd Many persons think thcmralvrs pcr- • lib —oC.^Ure.oia.ant wiitlaa b< Ctnlma. fcrtiy virtuous Lecatwe, being well fed, and IfolitK-iaoa. who Bel er.aw a battle. Hee that they hare r.o temptation to vice. They lilt IlmA twa Luy la eudvreed by all the Leading don’t diftlngutah between virtue and victuals. Sf GRANT, aHl’ :i? ’ 8 a|S l-t" £2s» Hi t o w “$ lifeof T^ete Isa clasi of people who think t£jiL to be grim th to be good ; that piety Tl.i* la Hie nqlr Fall, Authentic aad Official is a soil of facial longitude; and that a lli-lo>,< rf tbe Lile amt I'ablie Nemcra ./ the t hieluiu.ao<t ll.eooly oneibat iitniforaed thought, to be really wholesome, must Great by .11 In. Madias Ueneiala. Send s.r Spec.he abapened like a coffin. men 1 aye. and i,rw. Addrvir XartosaL 1'ca Beat Japatu Te-a »1.45. TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, i-elor* baring any otter, a< you would ...urrdlr be di.ippoinied, uhmild you happen to *eo<™* of ttesc.w.irk afterward. W* her* frrq-ieni *pp'i. calivne toNwup Jfarkfa*. alter persona hare **■ •mined tte**. There U one of Ibeee Machine* owned by a Itey hrery package ul sealed Eu.el-nie* ruolain. osa in Irving, wh-ch bo teen In cunelaot uw four tear*.and eb* has nerer bad any ireuUawiih It, bimielf. laHtMsal.Bxraiinsa. l»nUi»,ra.l- c..a or re. nix Ticket* for 31; 13 for ts: S3 for ncr baa there bee* anything nut ol order during trr Bo other «.<t l.a» urcaogrt t .atrol. ,4^ e 04; Hofer>15. the whole time. Il la called tte All letter* »:>oold be tedreute to Harper, lithe only anthor.ir-l -Lite of Or».n.’ Ifoa't ..ffrrau luforior work. "Uet Iba hem." He.irf W lluu & Co., 173 Uroodwnr. N. Y. "FLORENCE SEWING ■ACHINL’ Como and Hcc It! I'ururano Co . Hartford, Cantu or F. W U«uaoi.il. Detroit. UmHi. F». & 13. We ora «g»i>U for orrr On* Hundred Ini[«.ri­ Hnstlupi Feb. Xth, 1808. Cr“'* " “"•’■d lor the ant Uanufsctarcr*. and anr preparsd ta fur vtenerai vtrant We WILL N©T be CNDFWMFLP. Grres Tea, DO to NAiCS. O b h iU t-fis ’? Will Last a Lifo-Time. RUSSELL & REVINS. til i iW i ‘ Tbe Hindoos extend their hospitality to their enemies, saying: "Tbe tree - does not withdraw l!s shade even from the Woodcutter.” Ls E* Tbe Lowell Courirr calls the parting of^rioung ladies muc a adieu about noth- - “4 H i A, lady being asked to waltz gave the following sensible end appropriate an­ swer: "No, I thank you air; 1 have bugging enough at home." It la Aliuoil Eulirely Nolaclcaa. mml -f Fino Gold Jewelry, la all relaed al SI,- Il ww* aeroae thick seam* with no diffieuUy. W4.0-W. It* laigion* era *H uoablre and ar* nvldapeteeul upon lhe hetfao of spring*, which tecom. weak by de­ grees and Baally tail tn du Ibetr work an' liraly oatil other* ar* sapplUd. One of the** Nscbine* k ou Will know wbnt TUUr Frige I* be­ fore gon pay for II. Any l-riie may terx lar aurtber ut the same value. No Rend for circular and price* tu LIPPINCOTT rhaugrd Dtenka. IdF~Uur |«lroM eaa depend on fait dealing. Itiraaaxtee.—Wo select the few folloaieg names from the many who hare lately drawn % aluabte 1-iitea and kindly perniltUd tie tu pub*■’’ T. Wllkiin. Bnffilo. X. Y.l.-WjM.M An ■lie Monroe. Ublcngu, HI.. I'laao. rained al |€S--. lu-bl. Jseksun. hulmqao, Iowa, Uold Watelr. »xto; I'hillip McCruthi. Laui.rille, hr.. Dia■n-.ud Clu-ter Kiag. IL A. Patler.i.n. bew Bedford. Maaa. .s1(I<r Tea set. glTT-: Miss Em■r.a Walworth. Urlrr.ukee, Wi».. I*iaao, fate-: Ker. T. W. l-llt, Cleveland, Ohio, Mrfodevn. W’otidrilul EL Ctrl.-fl.i-It pitam?Vi • I4F*Wc publAh oo name, without permission. Onsios.or rail'in.—"They are doing Hr. V * Uy mall fo- to ct> and .1 for x-'« A>l.1rr..thrtarr»for.\AIIIA5 IlM.L.MrM Util laigwl bwair.es.; the firm Is relisble. and debury. Naw { (F Agcefo wanlci lu «r»rj part vt .arre ilrelr.ucw-'- IforHy Trtiw.r L*.». IMT "We liars e.aiiuirte thrir *(sleei. and kn-w llirm Jo be a lair dealing nrm.“—.V. X. IhniU, i GKNTM WAXTEll r.,r ,h. i« l "Mr, if you will give mean app'c 1 will be good.” “No, my eliild, you ought to bo good, for nothing." 40 to W .......... “ <t HAKKWKIJ-. Pniaburgh, Pa.. Sate Itanufae ii'^ 9 Prayer hover profitable : at night it iaoureevering; in the morning it is our armor. Prayer should be tlio key of the day, and the lock of tbe night. H klnaUI raintlage. Framed KocraHaga, bih.r iftf Look upward for the grace needed now, and forward for tbe rest that re­ maincth. 1J® grtrittw “• JlatokT. Ww. nc-sanra. rSt-SfefZKta. ------- or------- p Tbe heart la the only thing that inerrases in value by being btoken. A. X H S . Be who lovaa little, praya little; he JAl KKT tCulburn'-1‘atatrt) uXEeanaot b« •>■ who loree much, prays much. called. W* guvranir Ibey will «ot per earil. tlbrarvedduties maintain our credit, clu>; per. but secret duties maintain ourlLTc. er te Forget othem' faulti: remember tblae ** “ Mrwna Woorerttn. mtoptenanu a nd Perfect tn Its eon.truetlon of any Hawing Mm-Mm fa the Wf rid. Itwtteusur aaraiaa cat-ablaof aukfag more than on* kite of stitch. This - HKhOii ▼ariatiea. honesty being the b«t jrolloy. .True religion shows Itself In every part of our conduct; it is like tbe sap of tbe living tree which pcnctrnUs tho most distant boughs. Simple MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT HTITCfl0, »a«>‘ with a* much oato. and with as t'Ul* mseliloery l>4 ordinary m.-h-r re tnkkr one. Il l-*s th* re “ * 4M> aa reraabl* had which ana Wan you Io fe.te^ibaend* •-« “ *te CO " ................. fc 000 .a,— . ................ . •• u •of rfaropo, Ue r.wn—. Tte Tension being sair40 Depat Roeewoorll'Umm. KW. *400 to SM0 .n/v.yiao, t*always right. 43 •• “ llelodroua - IS tn liIt Mak«t the Best Stitch, L'rO Rewins Nachiora............... •• Wb HI •te ua.k2 ifo.r..„..... „s Alika an teib side*, and three otbee atilctea. on* Sorlioal.vld Watclra............ •• yj to ofittest tte olroagest sUUh it U p—sible to “ * Crockery, CHANCERY ORDER. Thia Nechiaa combine, all tte GOOD QCAL! nwny tevaAage* evaraay aad all uf ttem. It la JDOOLo AX' c?A-l.v»c!-3» S CoehOtfto............................... Noah Slav'd •» He who Bins against men, may fear diaedvery, but he who sins against God, la rare of IL •Teach your children tobchonert, be­ cause it is right so to be ; let ainnera in- Tteae Machine* Are aomyratlrrly litUeknowo teen ejUbtebidoir tte iTneaf Bad Rotes, or in reutoy. £ kVilUK x.tetenforrofor. Mad gaae ut. 1*0_____________ HI (Crudack Xewioo.l LOCAL AOINTR. HASTINGS, H1CU. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, i'ifeii! QmA Q\ft» to the Amount nf $150,000. ■i wUl learn tbe lor. from ym. lataaw oa exhlhllloa at tte Star* of PHILLIPS & fij&NTLEY> *4-™* W. teixrr f—ti|tetlt|[. $ Great Distribution ■etropoutTh gift co. JVbether eata> <* traablad daya ' gELftS «- In uno ■World ftBMaa -nr gvrnm— SEWING MACHINE liW j-K-rS - IJQAL NOTICEi^^ ASmlXlkTRATriR’H BALK. n Ibaate»K««MMaf WTM— Ateate.da- _ . Af AMSH rfcCo’aOio DollerSaiaof English AU. a»d AmoHaaw Dry sad Fence Oeoda. Cullery. Jewelry. Ac. , AgwHe rwmiro their good*aa ofTARXANTNErrumasae APIUSITFBoW Kate x- Ola. for tbe name* of two srtletoo which by *11 llrogglal*. will bo cent on receipt of Ono tfo lar web. Amts wentte. Pull deeotlptwoa ml frue by Circular, MUI, Muia^Gon^ & Chuas Out ■teL Add4m U*m ACq. 1 TrnnoctlUw, sad H Reword Bt„ IfoGea, Ma*a___________ Brrrr Faw that Iraraa oar Factory fa Oil Tro tempering praSMf. Y MATED j'BB EEST F1JHLT . Broadway. 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XIII ahuincss flircctorg. 1. W VROOJtAM. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17,1868 MEDICAL. RAILWAYS. HOOFUBD’8 GQI1J BiftERB, _ *XI’ Hoofland’s German Tonic. THE BROAD 0AOVX—DOUELIT1ACX BOVTI Prwel by Dr. C. >L J,cdm. NEW YORK, BOSTON, The Great Remedies for all Diseases THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM Jill IK HJVILTVA.YX A UTEBAET CURIOSITY SCHUYLER COLFAX. LIVER. STOMACH. OR ous declaration of principles nomination with which I have been honored, and which I greatfuliy accept When a great Rebellion, which imper- DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland’s Gorman Bitters HOOFLAND’S 22 to 27 Miles the Shortest Rente- NEW YORK HAY EXPRESS, (Sun Hoofland’s German BittcrB. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC :UAM EXl'REHA MAIL, rla Aron and Hero r. M. LIGHTENING EXPRESS fDailr’ * >. OUIf H. 9. l-W YORK NIGHT NXPRESV (.-*•„ i.M.As.imat, b * I’ )t. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. (Hundaj S C MiKDLK nnoci.r mil: S.uurMV.rew»>»r»r i •»c ui it>«l a w :■•••.(•■<» An i r-» iv« Ml-F.f.)IX •• -■ 11... ...I . n..r, .►J 110MI.IO..OI | •• l«TV 'Cid It »■ Iburt ' nlzo that the greatest glory of a repub­ Tost*maator T" “J am,” sod I. defiantly. "Haw didst, lic la that it throws tho shield of Its proire'll hev. When they come to ua 1 determine that pint T" leave their fe-----of its people, an.! vindicates the rtghta But me thinks I bear one ray, Hu 11 r. U LIGHTNING EXPRESS. from Sala- YOKE NIGHT EXPRESS’. FenaoMS .iiicanced in Life, -> F M CINCINNATI EXI’IIES’. from Don llomrlli alrcug ; 15, Hilton ; It, ilaaty ; K. Tr.aeh; l». WEAK AID DELICATE CHILDSES TESTIMONIALS. Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. fully as those of the rich and powerful. I I rejoice, too, in this concoction, to find that 7 They may be wat they like whom . lu your platform, the frank and fearlees tonahnelly deceived me. Unable to obtain admirolon Into the avowal that naturalliedcltixens must be plot and not be defiled T Doolittle,though they were native-born. Our bourse viattin the delegaahen rooms.- Cowan sad Dixon wureabiishnlsts.— When they split from ablhhnism— tho foreigners; our tethers established by ter when I Intimated I was athlraL The arms their right to bo called a nation.— It remains for us to establish the right rekested me to dust, and tho California to welcome to our shores all who are delegssben, uv wlch I expected better one to travel. Ila easier to slide than tp things, bed tho Impudence to otter me climb, wich is tbc reason why so many come American eltlxenR. Perpetual al­ wine! wine! wine I tdjteed rich a nose more are damned than wived. Dcrnoc-’ legiance, as claimed abroad, is only an- ca I cany about. WineH Jo satisfy the otliar name for perpetual bondage, and first they saw the light Our National cemeteries prove how faithfully these oaths of fidelity to their adopted land have bc.’n sealed in the life blood of Ihou*"1"!* upon thousands. Should we not, then, bo faithless to the dead If we did not protect their living bretherin In gUjcruang. the tall enjoyment of that nationality for which, side by side, with the native m.arroo (Was* HFIN THE WOULDarJ ac- Letton of Acceptance from General born, our soldiers of foreign birth laid Grant and Speaker Coifax. down their Uvea. It was fitting too, B.i (JOA OX CHECKED THROUGH, In the brief speeches which Gen. Grant made to the Committee that was 1STASK FORTlflKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, appointed by tho National Republican Convention to wait upon the candidates and tender the nomination, the General ii. itinuLC Intlmnted _____ -vr. tiiat on a futureday he would bln in California 20 yean. a good enufTablalinlat till he called un- rages I retired into a friendly hosterly Let Chase stay with us a week and then he'd forget al! i)lspl<l ideas, yoo bet.-kept by Dennis O’Shaughnessy, and at hishasplt*b|o bar roiaced myself With shood yoo poke that silver pitcher at him the niggers give him at Clneinati, for defend In a fugitive, he'd swear Ukn dtlxeua uv Chicago with I naturally fell Feterhe never eaw it—only dlflterln (him Peter In that he'd stiek to It. Awl among. The saloon keepers, wich in their la no goin back fur the principal ones. Thar remorse kind o'drives sm shuns, wus gloomy, sad and dlsappolnt- worse than ex tho they originally im had proved so true to national duty iu tlnjs of peace for tho tnalntelnonoe un­ an entire absence uv that gentle gargle tarnished of the national credit and finally assimilate to us and be uvtagood faith ca regards its debt, the eoat Remembcr, Johnson. (Iowan, Dpollttif, and Dixon swor when they started at need to extend this reply by further Philadelphia, that they never cood go comments on a platform which has allo­ so In the following: tted auch beartr approval throughout the land. The debt »f gratitude it ac­ CopnecUcuL Es I concluded my rajjnrk, pjy dpclo Rational Union Republican Conven­ knowlodges to the brave man who saved the Union from destruction, tho frank tion. ever we cood git from the enemy, an d In formerly accepting thonomination of the National Republican Convention tancs and loyalty, the demand for tbs fcrenoealn Koo York In JoplyT Me- we retired, I feeiln that whatever other uto. W. WOODwAlu* Hen. Jamei Thompson. lAIIM THOMPSON - Rennard, D. D-, p RAND THUNK RAILWAY. CAUTIOK. opened out onto em, •‘DimoCTasy,’’ J .remarkt, "la distin. gulshed eboefly tar itaolasdctty inadj. aptin means to ends. One would auppoootiMttPretOflteisttocteef end. In continyood in offis, muy bev the thenation- Abliahun Oonvenihun wux a holdin It* to pay for the likker I conaocm, avoid the necessity nv being conU xlbly "Certalnly I kln,my old bufier," plnt- ally rekutcd to ebalk it down. ln-!»ted on the Congrreslon be spoke to a rutber gorges edifice your Convention so cordially in Baffled by Executive opposition, and by I entered it, and wux surprixed, not tinyoo to hev Arscaror*, Cctiectora reoonstructlon proftervd by Congress, the floor, but at their pcooolyer appear- Revenue officers with wieli he Justice and public safety at last comblnvide the profits uv the $2,00 tax on tl — Her trn.ua! anarr. lei faiiMt.a pleeeuro laj. chaps with gold spectacles, black coats, whisky he makes, and Deokin ment of sufTrrgo In those States could wants suceree Hint be may bev hts the dadred cud be attained, and that it high foreheads, and white neokerchers. gcnjagnln. or nt least that be may was even more safe to giro the ballot to .“’Is this," thot I to myselL*‘the uniform tb^lrivilcgv uv hirin etn for 04 three who loved the Union than to three delegates wear nt Republlkln Conven- month, deductin To cents a day for who I ml sought ineffectually to destroy At thia pint I turned to a mnn slttln day’s absence, without no Burrow It Theaaiured suceom of this legisla­ er or other military satrap tion io being written on tho adamant of about to molest or make afraid. wich wux abed on the las ballot, Colfax history, and will bo our triumphant is the main pint, hnd cf Hauooek > or Wade? vindication. More clearly, too, than Johnson C 0 H-KXUMX. HASTTNCH S03SE, BAITY. the open tional author! al unity. This priri IO--O*!r detlructl 03. C.O. SESTT. u» awaller at the begduntag,.« pi nvhla hcrrelre. m.-\y ba pur pand fay nothin. Dcekln, that joo’ll! tak back.” volving on those Intrustod with the re­ sponsibilities of legislation, evidently itunned with roars for Grant; wlehever way I turned my eyre .1 saw nothing but Offls. Itmlto r-kw IXekin Pond’s ibould be readmitted to participation in Grant bodges and Grant medals; the tbs Government against which they bands wul all playin the KUr Spangled on akkount uv his slnwtsrina, oi had erred only on such a basis so to Inmont'a candidate, on akkount uvl payin off the Nachnel 1 to the same A hl Ishnm melodies. nation. Certafnly no one ought to have claimed that they should be readmitted wich I knowed wax Dlmecratic, from But my bretiirlng let It la under such rule that their organisation the feet that bis shirt wood hev hung tbit sueccreis tho main objlck. german tonic, mo A. JI bea bln a Iritetal ablLhntat, autf srhe.ef Dead Sib: The platform adopted by thcpatrlotlc Convention over wbleh you presided, and tho rnolutlone which ae happily supplement it, so entirely agree thS^i^r J AXE, P R03ZRTS, FRANK ALLEX. NUMBER 8 his nomination by tho Chicago Conven­ tion : saved f.oco its cnetulre, I cannot doubt er that some statement of views beyond tho mere acocptanoe of Domination should be expressed. The proceedings of tho* Convention were marked with wisdom, moderation, and patriotism, and I believe express the faelinga of tiw great mass of those who sustained the country through its recent trials. I in­ dorec the reaulutlona. It elected to the office of President of the United States, it will l>e my endeavor to administer all tho laws in good frith, with economy, and with the visw of giving paaee.qulet party of Uboriy with all throughout the world who longed for the Uborty we hare lime i rinelples of the Declaration of In- abllahnlata nominated sleh *»»a tor 1 Vice President eg to make Grant per- ,,/T'p Dekln Pwcram w IndlgnaaL “Good feetiy safe from l»ein removed es Link­ er wnx. Kf he’s elected hel! serve eut' - ■ • f frealn nasfancl views wood offer rich an be written in the coining contest. Its past record cannot be blotted out or for­ a man ez Grant, who tword in hand. gotten. If there bad been no Republi­ can party, Slavery would to-day east its baleful shadow over tho republic. If there bad been no Republican party, a Jca«t eminently improper, to Uy down a policy to bo Bdbcanl to, right or wrong, through an administration of four years. New political issues, not foreseen, are belllon was unfurled, and when the r> eponao of “No Coercion" was board at public on old ones are constantly chang­ tha North, wo would have had nona* ing, and a purely admlntatrative officer should always bp -efr free to execute the will of the people. I always have re*I>rctcd that will, and always shall.— been kept flying in the field until ths l®^There are three thousand six hun­ dred and rixty-four known ' five hundred and eigbtyweven an ; two hundred and seven C1LAXL» M- EVAWS. dlulecta, U. fe. GRANT, The following is tte reply ot Speaker . Colfax to the Committee, announcing teeleus General of the Revolution �PIANO FO1 MAXCFdtJTVKiks Ware-rooms. SdS toesrterSuwL Mr CA.SH STORE A Splendid Auortmont for Salo at Rail Road Fnooo. All Hastings Outdone! of the Government, to introduce into tho’ aril sorties the erae high standard with and 7.MS deatha. which Am military eolortira have over —Th# New York ITmes and Thurlow boon made,and to give us tho benefit of a Weed support Grant—In spite of which fact WO believe bo will bo elected. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Ac Shoos, Crockery, Aoc. LEAVE XTEXOXA—GOING SOUTH. Express. at 7^0 A. ■ . for tegtaoo nA Jart" Miste. si UM*. ■ . fap— Mail, al 1--OJ r.«-. far Bsglosw and Jscksoo. ALIVE Ready for Work. (Patented February t<nh. 1*44.1 r.<jjx.tTAZi Fun nil- mu Wareroowa, <33 Uroome at., New Yesk, The Potent Monitor I'lsle I'ianoa Vy than mcellar Conatraetiun are aupenor ta all ..(k,- Ilavinr aoeorod U« largv room ovw BBOWITH ported t>y the Irw. frame, allowi.r a larovr^eaZL WAUOX IWOP. oilb teerwrt faaliues, I aw tor the aomdli-g board than 1. tommaH du, other kind of Piano. Ily tbi, mna, U» euil.ir proparod to do oil kiate of well ea the i{uality uf th. tua, la lupi7 o. House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter aa ctraaed. * 1 Th.a. rianoshatr been proaaaaerd k, ttoton FA-IINTING. Jadgea lo U w.ri.allrtl tor /Wre ..a JZ m taayaad dpremHa TherAaad Id cMDretloo «llk abovr, I still eeellDos tbr HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, Battering c.rtiSealr. of rxrellenm Ina I i ft •J T , 11 o. o. IPXULOIM, ^ hek(at the Court H tecoof Hartinn, on B Jy af J«~, taut, a CXrmplete Frat-elion Affaintt »•,( and Hot CUinalr. rjpirc Pioneer PsUatcr STILL Mixed Palais <t sh kin<!». f-r ssJe. Fwals missd for IboM >t>o wish to do Ibrlr own wo<k_ IrmpteT Ibo Hl-ST W0BKMKX. s»d WILL HAVE XU OTHER. Mr work .how. thl. foet. Io irhteb Ibrstlralroa of lb« pablie u rrsproltol 1, dlrorfrd. orjs ukokts hugox snor. »nd a large number of the nu..t diaii.n^Ii Frwlraoura and A aw leu re. F rum long al rZ-rni and anperiwr facilitire for Manuferturint n, ,r« enabled tn offer rar I’iaaue st u tow pnere u V, naked by Inferior inaAere. Send for Circular aud Fries Uat. rj-»r in a. ph ant Io 300 Coaiesta 1 John Michael. WALTER A WOOD’S ’ Hssllnts. Aeg.lS. IMT.-oiSyl PRIZE MOWERS ANU REAPERS! Take t*ha toed, and are wwd terry wbsrr. fa. Crowd Goto! ktedafo and Imperial (.rea. th, TIow East, I low IlcMstored. imgloa ol boner — being lb. Josl pobtuhrd. a o»w rdiliov of DR- CULVER- Ihfilti Friu dwurd.d ol rent Caioontl WELI.*^ Cobsaatm Emit oa tbo rwtiral rorr twbhoot owdiciarl nt Hpreuatorrtivs. or teodaSCO Firsl Pritg^i all part* of the Watld .1 Inrolunian ffomin.l !x>.w, Inipn Sroey. Mretal sad Hiralcal IncDporilr, Imprd, Maia to Marriaat. rte^ also, Coarawplfon. Epi ■rpar. and flU, iadoord bj aall indatfvocw, or MANHOOD : ;r G STOVES, IRON. Hi; X i i? te B i THE SUCCESS I?!i"i J | ■<< lifil 3m t-<F~l'ricr. In a arolad earelapa, aalr C rants Tlx erlrbralad utlxr. In tbia a.la>irabl« roaar. WOOD-Jt P,i*r Mawrra-one ud la.berM. drarly d.n>on,:ralr> tram a thirty } earn’ .ureaJa U lXJlrrl Sell Rabrr Reaper, with „ . imi fal^iraetaec. that the alarn icx rvaaooarorra al WlMIII’ri Xew Mowing Atla.bn.esl M OOIl’H Hand ll.k. Keeper. dan^rrona nae of Intrrnal sirdxinr or the ap|>ll HAIXEX llllnau llsrreatrre ManutMiuird b. the W.lt.r A M *»4 Maw.ar al nora antplr. crrlaia. and* (rotsal. b» roe.a. of and Keeping klaehine t »-. (Irert.l 0R<a • hkh rrrry aogrrvt. a» maltor a hat bia condi­ Felt*. I'aa. t win. J V. tion mar be. may euro bloiarlf cLropIr, brirata- Manufactory.4U<uick Ilrwiicb OlLeea^nd Satoar-Oloa Sew York City, Ir. sad ffedhmJIr. CdrTbi. Lrctere thould b» In 1 hr Land, of ararv >wwlh sad rrrry maa in tbs load. Sriit, smlararol. in« rtoln ruitfopn. to M£ad drrm. poalpud, uo rvrripl of rls crula, 01 two ....i .l.i...,. 11... ,1. 1 '..I.. Agents foreign Ulbcr. .. L peer Tbamn atrwi. Lna fon. Eng. Send for naw UeKrtpura Cwaa in1 Are .ai^r.er t.r BasUjy. or THS OXX DOLi-xn BALX A nXVOLV- rpSaama’i Crown Crtaoltore A Are eae^eslled far Dareh.lt;. Wa famuli at a uniform prier ofOXEnoiXAR ■ orb artidea aa are ward by e.try family, al a fllbomson'a Crest Crl sal less L Ara Chamiag tor Ughlesm. dmlarin Xew Tort er Bualoo. Agvela oanled to co opornla with na in (earTT rphew»ou‘s Cies.Vr eellnra lloa. sad in the dl.uosel of a larva sad »\d*d °L.t,r\ “1 ‘■“’W n*Ir'J « are. Watrbna. Cwpetlnr>. Ac. IV r meet our agro la in a spirit of liberrtllr. mlum a ba^ia.m. prewo I word, from t'o »£e. recording to the Mie of tbo elob. A ebrek deaeribiei; an article to be adj far a dcltar, 10 eta; JO tor »i; 40 for »l; ao tor |4. lw> tor »IO. Kent by mall Money .bonij b« aent ua to-...-, I-... ~ dor. Ctroolars moled free to ear addreaa. UARRLIAl-LLMMER. ■artTmi B4 Unaoeer HL. Ifoaltm. JEWELRY & IUSIC STORK . OllOLLDEB, ARMS! more widrlr known than an, other Al eUla sale by THbMA.t, LAXGUOS A La. 1*1 Bread- MAIM UBOTHERS' NEWS DEPOT, _ A rotnlanl.appb of nwtip, TYy-ITaeAIv and Vrekfa NEWSPAPERS, MONTHLY’ XYAOAZIriKM d.VZI FEHlOOICJtLS .•Ute. Jfart. M.«Uaaerae d JZ—J tesre^m H Dodge's Clebrated Plows 8AMUEL J. nit)L£MAX.Soper,iwr JAMES W. BENTLET.Townehlp Clerk. Deled. llutiofo, J«M Sth UM. Tklart GROCERIES, Which mnel be sold, vltbonl regard to pricra. to tuaaa iwu. iv< iumic w— g.»u<la. HAIRdressiNG is oseBoflt wiQ qriekly restore Gm Hair world! Longa’-------never a partisan of Grant, we, frankly •vow that since these two men have so signally changed places we now a thous­ and times prefer Grant to Chase." this nomination, but we do behove that party, bat Hit ana strict party leader, tho bmt interest of tho party, and th* -The New Tert K-ruid prints a pri­ •ad the hvfag mbod fa.eat rfthapriw prosperity of the State loudly demands vate letter written by Chief Justice oipieaaf that that ho doMthi^asd ths nomteatiom at this partlodar time, of Cham, in which be dates that he was that be stands boforo tho pooplo a candi­ Hex. H. P. Bauwix, as our standard date for the preeidency. As rah troy day nd every wack from this until the •lection will bring out greater and ymt- “ p’tn7id7Jto2k of FAMILY “ ' ■■ Blank Kots and Receipt Books, Isvlla pt, nltootion to tbnlr Zarga a Vail Booted Stock o< HMR RECTOR h <ss2n> hi BOOKS. 1 PRESTON & MEAD $ —The Eart Traswat Union LeagoM moose patronage not to degrade, but to have called upon Senator Eowfar to reelevate our politics. And thia expecta­ tion was and i.just,roesormble and mode­ —It is a significant fact that A. T. rate, in view of what wo know uf the Hewart has displayed n Grant and Colman end bis antecedents. tax pennant over his store in New York. -The Erie (Fa.) Di^ofcA, abanAoaing Ito independent position, conioa out exaaporated tho Southern people or oucouxagod them in their robclliou ; but —The Congrevdonal Convention for tho election of General Grant, will bring the fal DistrietJs called to mret at Katowhenever the war for the preservation of them to roaaon in the speedist way poeai- maxoo the 21st day of July. , tho Union is spoken of It is fa vain for —Senator Sprague of Rboda Island, our opponents to deny ths strength resistance, while offering them soldierly was reelected for the term of six yean there is fa his nomination or to dispar­ from the 4th of March next, by tho liberality and magnanimity. age the arcessions it will bring to the Legislature of that State, on Tuesday. Again, wo have every reason to believe Republican cause. The memcrim of those that General Grant as President will sur­ —The Now York TH&vne says that firs years of desperate struggle for na­ round himself with the truest and strong­ Andrew Joh noon wan elected by aanaational existence, are still more vivid and est of men, just as in tho army ha dis­ ■ination and con firmed by bribary. What more sacred to every American heart played an unerring judgement and a a constituency to make a Presldant 1 than all others ; and tho xin which re­ c-Juqirchenriro impartiality in the selec­ —Official returns from tho entire State sails sb much of the sorrows, the agony tion of assistants and subordinates, al­ cf Florida gives 5,000 majority for the and fbs glories uf that mortal conflict, Constitution ; for Reed (Rop.) for Gov­ ways putting precisely the right man in cannot fail of its power over* the heart in every place. Tho capacity to organ­ ernor, 6,700 majority. and ths brain of the peoj Jo of the loyal —The hill amending and extending etaAss,and especially, uf thaw who by the ise an administration and appropriately the city charter of Washington baa be­ sec tew he won were (rood from slavery to Officer tho Departments of tho Gov- come a law without the President's alg<rrnm<’nt,is of far more consequence than ■ad elevated to all tho rights tmd priviOratorical, Philoeophical,ar J udidal abili­ —The Pittsburg Cbmmrrefaf says : ties of the highest order fa a President; "Let Illinois send Joseph Medill to the and this quality General Grant, as a com­ Senate, and tho country will alasort farGeneral Grant was not indeed faiiiomander fa the fluid, and as tho bead of got that she aent Yatra." penaabls to the Republican party, as has barn said, invidiously by some and by tho armies of tho United States, has dis­ played fa a degree never surpassed by sflisssin what was intended for ecmpliany man, living or dead. Every good xsni. Neither tha/aizA or fate of that man fa the army had his favor and con­ party hangs on any single man. It has fidence, whilo ho never failed to detect its own into mission ; and if it be true to an imposter or a charlatan at the first dlsmla»re the petition of Mrs. Judd, its cherished prfariplea, champions wffl grants the ctom petition of Dr. Jaddend novar be wantiag, nor will they foil to be fiasco. And lastly, General Grant has Auqdayod a true soldierly impatience will, gives him the care of the children. • men worthy of the dignity to which they4 tho whole system of corrupt and wasteful —The Sturgis Journal favors the may be called by tho voice and votes of expenditure nt Washington, tho result of nomination of Hon. CynwO. Luce, of the friends of equal and exact justice. the corrupt policy of the present acciden­ Branch Co,, for Coversor. and Hon. Butthough the leader is not all, at tal President In bis brief administra­ Wm. L. Stoughton, of St. Joseph Oo., any time, yet in most relations in life, tion of the War Department, ho carried for Congrns In the 2d district. tnuoh depouds upon his fitness for hi. out a plan of retrenchment wholy unex­ Ms place; and at this time no other man ampled fa its history. As Chief of our in the nation could so command the m- armies his infiurae hss steadily been «rgiee and the enthusiasm of the loyal thrown fa favor of reducing expenditures peopta,of ths entire country. The only class to the lowest limit of safety, and of stoi—Tho Senate, In Executive nee. ion, who will be indifforcul to bis nomination ping the thousands of leaks which d»- rejected Bunbery far Attorney General by a vote of » to 11. The only Repub­ •se ths confirmed and embittered copperlican! voting for him are reported to bo ‘ unless the man changes his purposes, hie Fowler, Hcnderaon, Rom and Shenaan. who supported tho war. land rejoiced at habits of mind and his involuntary in—Gen. Grant and Speaker Colfax will, dbe Victorias of our armie<w&o can help stiucts, bo will be found tbo/<»«»d of feeling tho iuflueuro of Grants candi­ every good word and work, but the un­ it Is announced, atari about the first of July far Colorado, and expect to bs gone dature. It is on influence which by compromising foe of all corrupt practices on a two months* trip, solely for recu­ force ho may resist, but to which he oea- and all unpatriotic combinations. Nover peration of health. ■ut be insensible. No war Democrat had a party so much came to hail with —An increase of the tariff on Iron, will be quite as strong in his faith and on perfect enthusiasm a nomination, as the Steel, Copper, and Cotton will probably Ids legate this straggta, as he would be Republican party have that of General be recommended by the Ways and if saw other name than Grant's was at Means Committee, thelrsub-eommlttoe, th* head of (ho RrpubUeuu ticket. And suoceoa in the contest in which ho is their having decided aoto report- Nolncreas it is a name, which by its union of solid chosen leader, er to tho position in histo­ on woolen goods will ba advised. merit and splendid adiiavemcots, wins ry, the credit,and the national reputation equally upon tho thinking and tho un- of that odminutntiin of ukieX ht M to flnnkteg,upon the atataamaa and upon the be the koad, by the verdict of an over­ onward. No one alee could so call ont whelming majority of tho whole people publican paper slfrnlfiomtly obeervM.lt the hurrahs of tho mob, or better com­ of thia Republic. by no means follows that the State is mand the confidence of the educated and going to become the Gorden of Eden. refined. Nor will it bo found any small —The Chicago TTotm claims that the element of strength te the contort, that Mtaaoori delegation to the Democratic. nearly a half million of returned soldier*, Tbs eaD for a Itepublisaa State Confineli front the victorous army under ventica for the find of July, fairly opens Grant, almost without distinction of par- the contort fa this State, and beyond all ty prsdilictiona, will render an enthusias­ qnertior demands ofgray Bopubhean to -TheRov. S M. Merrill, formally •» tic support to their illustrous chieftain.— heap and doing. Tbs soteation of sm- North Adamv, whom aaeapada fa eonTheir votes, their nntiring labors, their dtdntosisno unimportant matter, and nectien with a young lady of that place voicoo, ikrir mflrmnce which to not wm the subject of m moeh comment a Year ago, wm formally expelled, at the small, will be cheerfullv given to eocvro recent saroion of the Troy Methsdirt Conference, from its xasmbenhip and ?r The nomination of Garaal Gru nt, and his tsanly letter of acceptance published in another column nobly open the camf-n- Let them who can pronounce a I name more dear to the American people or more renowned. The loyalty, the •owrevtolfe suffering and tho triumph of tho nation are fa that single nemo noblv represented. As tho name of LEGAL BLANKS ABD STATIONARY 0/ every kind and Variety. At lbs Xsw Hnntlnc* F.T. MAIN. B. MAIN. .Stere oa Jefferses S'reek - - Mlohigma1 haallnga. Feb Wth IUI J O4J v in it 8 GROCERIES ggliuhesttv'* SPECIFIC PILL. Cwttewa, FOR THE CURE OF Teas, •«««r^ SEXUAL DEBILITY’ ^kyra^^sa^, TwotoAxBoxu of the Spodte DU ■« prowpllr remora end pertnaurtulr <.ore And all srtisloa oentM Io wake np a etwmMo ease of .'^•rmaiorrbee, Semina) W eiktrea. sr >■ rt wbtte te-nX-’SZZd laroluolary Nightly or Hally Low.. beej'W originally onoaod. or bowoeer agxraratro ■ teonctrr; while lb«y wtil anredil; rerrtetbaao terrible morbid suaditions wfe.ch apriag from me ’’’rteilrscinb piXLUmfteiy* ‘pr1***^* FIRST QUA.LITY tba trondmoal ofevery kite of Genital 1"?“^ iMnnoeltv. er Impteeacr; Drebetes. Gma W -Briik Deal" Deposit in lbs Urine; charges; Inlarnttoo nr Wertare* •< lbs As. Clergymen. Lawyers,Hlndeni.. end all sto m*uLu tiS^ UWi,U” ’**“ kogir- PREBTOM A MEAJD. .object to weaknesses of the Gemto I ^sT These sbortd not toll to bm the bpactoe WINCHESTEB’8 Biwanc BILL J^ew Jewelry Here la llasUagx. oralaltia oo Mercury. Iron or any Injerre"mslow a Baxley, wiik n Am ore. otote uf r^‘a“ Wrtrt^OwIi. A J.K^_ * Atl’ktoS'rfplfa Used according to directions H wiU •f**41 ’ " .tore the Tirtis Powers In all eassa cf Impeiwj sr laeepoelty. BBUk M«W TBXATISX.-®«__ atetteeaacf esrecl flueal tHsiurv. -U1 »• maUrd tree to al) aeffcrere of either re« Paws:-«J per box: six box» for C. by »»“TWINCMMTKB A CO, com roorsisrete •wyta* M Jobs titre«<. X T-_ HOWBTS I. MARROWS. __ STANDARD SCALES. TXVKXT DESrKIPTJOX CT 8CAIX L8H FOR HIDES AND PELTf “ ’-JSt'StKS*”7 ■ »«4 hr Wurtrated ** '**k Kach township will b Rxxkxmx the Rctc Exira's Hsu. this (W noun at 2 o’clock. W r. Republican in the T �yial and iHisttUlttmij. w umjmrr “wirW C«»»»l ..II™.*- SPECIAL 11011011 t'ORKPAUOH’A GRAND MEWAgRF.TT! Summer ArrangemeoL 1868, ......... l:lo r. a. ...... 2 4** r. a. I, r f , p r„l, .... ■■■’.■'ii-so e.s. 1" i*ir.a*........... ...........X;«2a.b. 1EC0ID AHDA1T0UE U AMERICA O1GAMW0 CHROIM. flHg**:***sami •»a r*ia*u* work, by th* yjrsl Aelborwu of •<«. W1 ,r’“ ik. mi, W1n 1-1 •.«*. P.UUM th. I.«.r, .04 .Jib. of red pttef^deo, to ..ary states teracu B>o.»*r.,C4t Hmm. Aalb. , I. ~i4 .setadraly by .stecripitoa Ute c, lb. oaly oppartaahy to abtala U. TUB LAMUB8T AMD MOOT CXBOTTB Rare, CfftoBUtSi Aiiijki Birtt BEST APPOINTT£d"cTrCUB BARLOW & GOODYEAR, •t’l.) Hdr Ru'orer or Dr««iaf, ria .a< beMU. 1 t’-n Dr^XX... ,.ll, ,L PHO/,,' ™* Bunday School Xotioe. * ludolff; uutaa u lut.) ■» of the New Patent *'SxE>lJBiE I’OBTBg, Republican County Convention. A lierubUean County Convention, to „ point Tk'rtraie* for the State and Cunfrvwinn-d nominatingC-mventions, will te held at liar Court Ilou-e.lnthe vilh*e of lla-t>nga. on Saturday, the SOtb ESTABLISHED IW1867. A WOU) WITH TOC. BMAMB t «• BUSINESS CARDS' Kxxr«»ra th" UrrvstJCAg Cacwrs at urn's Hot this (Wednesday) after- PIECES FALLPBINTS at ’- o'clock- We hope to see eve ’ liepubiimn in tho Township, present. Just Received. r«M>. ate la MI1» BMC Um «M | ■ TL- Lip! d 8riL'd Kkptaij h fix Wtrfj ‘Drj Ms, Groceries soors » IS AXD HEATERS eg ___ eh . ’CXX 1 Mien. ■ [ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, FOB PUUFTIH6 THE BLOOP. TRY IT I TRYITI TRY IT! Music & Jewelry. “Thia is an agroe.ible world, after alL If we would only bring ourselvea to lock at the objects that surround ua in their true light, we should sec beauty where before we beheld deformity, and listen to harmony where before we could hear nothing butdUcord. To bo sure, there is a gTe.it d-al of anxiety and vex­ ation ; we cannot expect to sal) upon a summer sea forever ; yet If we preserve a calm eye and steady hand, we can no In avoid th* quicksand* and weather the storm* that threaten shipwreck. • We are members of one great (Molly; we are all traveling the same road, and ■ hall arrive at the same goal. We breathe the Lee air; we are subject to th” «ame bounty ; and we shall lie down upon the General Grocers, Boots and Shoes, Dim Medicisa, Groceries, MYRON A. FULLER, MR GEORGE FOREPAUGH. Tire Asxx.r nurvATS -mb. ,:ir x«.i :»,.*■<»r u> uv-i uuw. •< *■— ffi'iS EQUETaUNS AND BWaUlW, «Vx» •»<• ml bub la Ate my ate tow la Groceries and Produce, not becoming, then, that brother should hale brother ; It is not proper that friend should deceive friend ; It is nut right -------H. A. GOODYEAR, that neighbor should Injure neighbor. We pity that man who can harbor en­ mity against his fellow ; ho looee half the enjoyment of life ; be embitters bl­ own existence. Let us tear from our eyes the colored medium that invests every object with the green hue of Jeal­ ousy and suspicion ; turn a deaf ear to DRESSMAKER. the tale of scandal; breathe the spirit of charity from our lip♦ ; -nd from our b.artl let the rieh goatlings bf human kindness swell up as from a fountain, so the -golden age' will become no Action. MIL CHARLES LOWREY, Ate iM Itfwl TlarCMM Artm. Ml*H KAVn. MAIXLLR ELIZA ZEUN. Baiker & EnkMB Dealer, * . . .. . .u- hlnam TA’.I.S COEPEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, SOAPS, CANDLES. STarcn, MONS. PERILLE, TwhBMMMMIMMkinUl MIC. WILLIAM P. AYMAB, AQ*n*<ar*aUM. MB. JOHN BATCHELOR. W. PARKER A SON, Linry & Sale Stalk, teAbriatd^yeer BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY, BEKS H’AX, SBXKP-PKLTS, BROAD BADDB U1ORT LIMB. atlabtic agrkat robinsonTTw lokifmaN rax. D SCALES. wnn Broad Gauge Railway1 Mm/staMNaik MABCA.ta a* fteai L T. KANG'S TIGElt LKAF, NEW YORK, MILJOHNREEVES, PWILAMKLHIIA. nfabibaaaly Mates Io tbe w. a HEDRICKA CO., ■ i.,,,J trval te ■•‘b bePFl®*** hrU. d— , Maeoi be ebuiaad ky ae Jowte" «> Saddlers & Hanesnuien, ’aws.’StnggscrJBnttr **“ H ,H ■** M *• A G0BGZ0U8 BT>HT BHFLAY, BEV AHEIT1HMESL*' lOMETHING MEW For tbe Famera »f Hlcbirul Tiu2irt,iipSiw b*’l0< ^^.Va^4r^*» ’ aem.Towa dt Cownty ntabte •S^SriuSn rtoKaruBSlJ a.t HASTINGS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, CHARLOTTE, TUESDAY, JUHED. W. C. CSVS, Agent of Pkblic*ti»ni. 19226335 . Oil Regions of PeansylvaaiM I �LEGAL N9TbS GREAT SALE Sfeffclf t3****"‘ CAMTAIGT IO>G LIST SYSTEM Cominissionc;i k07^~ [’ll BttT FAMILY EjsSSg; ’SrSS SEWING MACHINE throughout tbo country ■ a ALBUMS, And a tarlety of vatoable and useful artistes ONE DOLLAR foi- Mcb ABBCLI ' ^£^4’7*'" Dry-Goods, PHILLIPS & BENTLEY, Groceries, LOCAL AGENTS, HASTINGS, MICH. Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Is bow on exhibition st tbo Store of Advertising -A<etits, SASS.B-J; ,-huiuu ■£■ CHANCERY ter of Motion thirty-three O»>. ell lathe to»a- I. <M eoutrvcrioe of say Bewieg Machin, la the ■BiV euieble at waking toon oae Med of stitch. Thu Jf.\KE3 FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES, with M raacb eaM, and with aa Utile machinery CSrtutar, 1GH, Mulav^Gsng & Crons Out ---- — —r— RUSSELL & NEVINS. *fc”l‘"X-JTafcr.‘4.'Slr. We WILL WOT foe LNDEB—LD. Wb. Beaaaaa. tbmplataanfs Aeticitor. Datod,J«M»th, UM.------------------- — —"7 wv.rn.ia wwaaaa* Ing us a Club In our Gnat For with Pr.,, !ent llrure ONE DOLLAR SALE Dry and Fancy Goods COMMISSION EH'S NOTICE It naraona li.fi.._ Fresh Goods coistABtly oi haad. A Wald., Pwe. of Sheeting. Silk Drxas Patterna, Ac, Ac., Old Goods selllag rogordleM of Com. FREE OF COST! Ow IndeteBWB^ durtog ^Iho pnal few yean WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES OF PREMIUMS. Ou (Honda will raedlly aoUceonr Preaentx for M aud «0 Ctobe are now more than equal In eel- ■S»rh*ABX KXAMIXU.-M lay POrveo order,ng either of the Clubs ■< ned below, can hare tbeir aelectiaca vfprrn irsffW-eTmiJft, 'or a Club of W.(M,)~Ona ef the follows Our own UlyiMi urut' CARRIAGE FACTORY! •From Aptiomallax,Court Hootr. iSM— Orf.. ISM. also the ILfltai /‘nni-’n awarded iu Family Sewnig Machine*, at the Perla Eapoailion, .'o^ffT^ EVERT MACHINE IS WARRANTED! And a Written Warranty gi.eo If required. 1 YX Xy Corner of Jefferson and Railread Streets, Facts and Fancies. HASTINGS, Mary Harbinger waj arrent rd In Alba- MICH. Be Sure to See thio .Machine, The Health Reformer's Cook Book. Harbingers of peace. Colorado often husbands to a thous­ and girls this tipring if they will come and get them. It’s leap year, you know. Undressed kid gloves are fashionable among the ladles. Tio^young ladles of New York call tho photographic albums, filled with Um names of their friends, "rogues' gal- “FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.' A GENTH WANTED FOR “ Tho Bine Cont a. I AM NOW SELLING "What kind of board do you get at your bouse?** said a friend to Blnksjthe other day. "Well, we pine during the week and plank down a good deal Sat­ urday," said tbo cadaverous Sinks. Lumber Wagons, A. No. !., at 1100,00. O]»n Buggies single Seat 1125, to |166. a® J. P. ROBERTS & CO. E«cry ether artiete In my line equally low. Il will be am by cmnpnriwe Chat the abort Ag A Hartford four year old saw bls pa­ rents preparing fur chuyrh, and asked told1hat ba was too little, and moat wait till he should grow bigger, “Well," fur when I get bigger I may not want to Ort n 'I'V, AV AAW t I, A Wlln. • 1<A — ■ ■ >aV — Top •' Single “ 180, “ 275* Ratior& Jump scat wagons, 75, " 100. DRUGS & MEDICINES, WAHTED-Acr'rr’p«r »»«ih I T tbo year round or ■ certainly al gMO to PJtopr month to those baring a little capital Wa rimrante tlie ab..,- —Ikl, •« - * Funeh says, “Women are raid to have it once for particular*. stronger attachments than men. It is I. AUEARSl CO., « evtarad in little things- A num Is often attached to an old’tial ; but did-you ev­ RANTED, .AGIEN'rS er know of a woman' having an attach­ ment for an old bonnet T" Echo anu' — rniuro.urT T. Mer only IIS. Fully that mil aow Groceries and Provsions, ■SlCCOMB Cut them on Thursday, cut them for we*b-r ” . .< J CutMremon Fridayicttt them for woe; Tin-Ware of Every Deoerlpilon, Crocksry and Waedea-Ware, KEB08RNB OIL, Cut them on Bunday, you'll cut them tar aril. To the Ladies. ■M the wMe country with Dry an4 fancy Patent Medicines, 'At the aland lately occnplod by A. Ryerson A Co. on Stole street, llaatinga. Mich. Mont grandA otbem will exclaim "God anew, and they sum up the philosophy Gt the subject with the following lines, which used to delight the writer In days Monday, you aneexe for Send fur drscrlpilve Cleudar aad Term* to igeala. Addnaa. IMGLER. MrfXRDT A CO. ■ol mJ Lombard Block, Chicago, 111. xtff yor.K ruso forte company. ONE DOLLAR FOTl EACH ARTICLE. (caanenu naaca. 18*4.) Books and Stationery, Mm to *put. sending cluba Agent* Wanted l.i ever, Tun ! GRAND AND SQUARE kl|grair« Plnno-Fort No. »«n and Sit Second Aeenw. (earner . rwi.) New Tort, Rend tor denertouJ >(■0 aad I'rioe LteL «««P«e. GROCERIES, W. ▲. SABTWEIX. Hectic on Tbuadgy, for Mmelhlng »1 Dollar Sala? Hasdage,1000*1 ^1H7.__________ noUtf ^yaated, 1,000 *ea and Wsmbm I AU'ylarMwtgageee' or ALL KIXDS ASD OP KSg QVAUTT, ££■*»«. i» <»w prepared u> mU « , , WWW 1HT1 Farm, Town A County J S^st’pUtLLtt-H r-SKir? .. TiIU I I' 1 Cll 1 ■»____ . u___ .... April lot. ISU. Proofof oar statementthat wo have: ■ EVetOTION IN T gADE! , oat MT arma and putting up her Upalp Tommy looked a look of wonder. Did i Ua Utile ean bear right T They did,for pALTIMOBE art. aed ia each a> boa rarely oeen equaled, end cannot be exaeflad. These pertmito have received eeqnaU Bed pmiae frnm tbo moat eminent cntlea and rrumlnent of Ute ecu try. and they ata.ld adore orery booMlrald in Ue toad. For parueutara and descriptive circulars, ed­ gUY TOO* CLOTH AT . L D. ROBtXADX ____________ MMeln SL.MpriagBeld, OOK AOtRTS WANTED, fur Heun', Lira or (iu.aaL (Ua»T. .. affoldleratde Ml.u.-man An Men..!. .z l:. J.. . * Look! Look!! Look!!! Still Leads the Van HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. Sinw ME MDUSTEY! I Coaetatnhag ihb Arm of Ti Daled Feo. IT. IM*, nl Very Cheap! P"W<m V* ‘lUtUon. end r—. i.l ,;K1 ralSo-,-" kepiln ■ First Claaa Qreeety. for mde m BATTLg GtXZA' PXICK& tV Cal sad we .ad beo— Baltimore, Ja,lr «, l*T°^al^ff****** 0U9OLUTIUN VUT1C*. D—.J—,u ^onara rtM itti. ----------------- tiiminiiiacni, . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-06-24.pdf 451b71e720cd254282d65136dafae153 PDF Text Text ®hr Bastings gannsr GEO- M. listings flanncr. DEWEY AT UA.1TISOS. DABRT CO.. MICB., BY OEO. M. DEWZT, vol. yusiucss ghrrctorg xin, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1868 medical. RAILWAYS. gortry. t. It MALLORY. NUMBER 9 Grunt** Farsanal Character. Jwtrj. OUEB SHALL BE THE VTCTOIT. TOIObY. W VBOOXAX. NEW YORK, BOSTON, And Bfcw ICnjgland Cltloa. p robkrtr. THIS RAILWAY EXTEXW FROM the opposite of thia promlo brigadier.— I Ikaeied that be would ride lofty booea, SIGNER'S NOTICt 22 to 87 Mile* the Shortest Route. head of th* body-guard crying “God and th* Union,” talk In words that would ring through the land Ilk* a trumpet, and do all things In th* high Roman ftehlon. I expected that either F.emont or Banka would rise to the head. Hut Uko •core* of other promising Generals, they failed to achieve leaderahlp. Mean­ while, I raw more and mac* of Grant, sitting beside him around nightly ramp HARVEY WRIOHT For a Core of all Throat aai Lcaz Dissascs FROM BfFFALO-R. Rew York Tim* from D* pot tur. Erctuiif, aD4 Mlchlfui SlrwU &.00A.M. MKW YORK DAY XXI’UkM.<»«■ rr‘»?.<M P M. II.ti.iU York KM F. M Cocorri, covon, and advocate of Indtecrlmlnato labor and r*» sparisibility If it m sot comely for a yoang lady t* The Hidden Hands of Help. I defended him a little haltingly. I held him a pure man, an energetic fighter. ;j*A. M EXrRDtj MAIL via Ara lAasdiy* atcvplad). < utb Nerttevn Cvairal At bat, educated to humility of opin­ * d the secret Influences, the Uttle h*!p- employment*, a* well aa of re iiBfldh* ion through “th* long, dull anguish of Ing hand* that shaped and uplifted the IUv«sof their grain* I If the truth could patience,” It dawned upon me that Grant b* knowa, doubtlea* It would be found LIGUTKXING F.Xl’REMH (Dailr I :j« r. m. xrw vork stain xxrmx' . cB glwtrUauij The Blue Line—Freight from Muaii■tppi to the Seaboard50 Cent In describing tbl* lino, the Chicago । jiciuu-tty >» urn wu Railway Rtvi-nc aaya saya;: When thia cueu\^fk'»i । terprbe wa* fl ret conceived, there cxl»tj ed, a break in contluuty in the Detroit River, and the guagn of the Canada and I Great Western Road did not correspond with either eastern or western connect­ ing line*. The latter difficulty wa* over­ come by the laying of the third (the "annexation") rail on the Canada line, giving it the four-fbet-elght-lnch track. Th* Detroit River wa* practically bridg­ ed by the oonatructlon of an Immense CF INHALERS Bl KACH. HALL & RUCKZL, Proprietors. MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER. Th* Great ’Stixngthener asd Pain D<K>troyer of the World. cause he was a great General—rising in­ to the key poaltion of the national bat- upward, fixed hl* eyre upon wtnt one in "an open field and a fair fight” If a woman prove herself a* competent and acceptable, la ail respect*, aa a man to heavleet metal, and largest caliber. In these page* I touch lightly upon rracbed height* they never would have fill any respectable position, we say, nnattained, bad It not been for Utile white । hesitatingly, let her fill It a*d Ifi hfrlm •am* of Grant’* public achievement*.— hand*, which the world never raw, that were extended to them when th* beetl­ upon th* weak attempt to abut out cer­ rather to ahow what made him the man ing cliff of dlflloulty seemed to bar their tain cmploymenb from thia honorable he la— the *tock from which he eprung ; the moulding influenreaof hl* boyhood; upward way. The subtle Hen* of sym­ 0mpctltlon aa th* meanest cowardice. hl* early military and civic life; hl* In­ pathy are more Invisible than thread* I It 1* worae than thia—it 1* cruelty unre­ tellectual growth And political education which sun beem* spin through mid air.! fined. Thera are many kind* of cleric­ Tboae between sympathetic hearts, finer al labor, hitherto monopolized by men. during the groat rebellion ; aed through than th* finest Uraue* of light, have f*d all. th* little thing* Indicating the int»- great aspiration* togloriou* strength and rtor Ufa of th* man—what w* thought and *ald, hoped and feared. Hence I gtv* minute Incident*, believing that hl* Beatrice, and Petrarch hl* Laura, । their way to them. The revolution [ those, even, which *ecm trivial and I point!***, may help to throw light upon and Tbotnpeon hl* Countera of Hertford | eal for being uneatentattoo* and almost aa a bettor and purer Inaplratlun to hl* ' Imperceptible; it la even more certain I hi* organlaatleo and development. Rarely ha* *o much grcalnera been Kenlu*. Thcsc-werc not hidden band* ; much goodnes* been marred by *o trivial! fault*. I believe Grant's cliaracter one lecn landed care from dock to dock, be-' of the soundrat and most beautiful In tween Ixtrolt and Windsor, a work history—a worthy companion to tlutt of th* great and good President, murdered through th* foul conspiracy which wa* mer's storm baa ever Interrupted. Here, then, we have the indispensable aimed al hl* life al*o. Happily he re­ condition precedent—an al) rail through ' main* to complete th* work of Abra­ Ei>|d*n4 Clliv* ham Lincoln -to wboef be U *o unlike, M. CIXCISXATI EXPRESS, from !»•■- line from the Minis -Ippl to the seaboard. , and yet *o like—with tbeaaiueaiosdfutThis being racured, the companies Inte- I restiil entered Into * mutual arrange- nresend sagacity, the*am* “charity f*r meat for the transportation of .freight all, and mallos toward none." without change of cans or other delay. | He 1* utterly genuine and guileless.— Thera roads arc I bo Michigan Centra], H* *tlH preaarvra In hl* high satai* th* ( ■wralneaa and simplicity of his country 1111*0:1 Central, Chicago, Burlington < Quincy,Jackson. Lansing A Pag*naw, ! boyhood. Altogether free from cant.hl* I lips, obeying the teachings of hi* moth­ Hudson Hirer. BoaUin A Albany, Prov- ; ' or, have uttered no oath, been soiled by ed him. But what'they kinds, where light and steady work required, and fair Wage* given, will be SEW YORK SIGHT EXPRESS. PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL IN’ EVERY HOUSE tai Efflt Mfflis. FAVORABLY KMOWN AND EXTENSIVELY USED Ksw Tori City aal Vicinity, twenty-five years. MADAME ZADOO PORTEB’S [UBATIVE LOUGH BALSAM. Erie, 2S. 50 J CU. per Bottle. J AGE SALE. u arix TXK WORLD JR « m th* *«*t. cuxArzsr awt> XIO«T EFFECTUAL IIEREDI COiiailS. COLDS, ETC. The Horbl ktf rrer froUnrref. piurer-Y VkGKTABLM, BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH, riTAJ>K FpRTICXETS VIA KBIB RAILWAY. .11 PriaUnalTick.t II. R1DDI.B, Gra'I Hept WX.B. BARR, (jelf) Osal Pa*a.Ag L rtBBAT WCSTBBJI MA4LWAT. FAIIIAIIS, UIlltlAT JAMBS CHARLTUX, c w Housatonic. In other-wurdr, goods Belmont,when an aid,with |>allldcheek* shipi'ed by this line arc tran'portctt promptly from the White Mountain*, cried, "Why, General, we are (urroundBorton, Providence end New York to 'I ed !" U»ero waa no preccpUble change In the Mississippi *nd Ohio rivors without breaking bulk tn transfer from rood to road, and with only one way bill. More­ over, the bualnere not being done by an outride company—which, having once secured the monopoly, might dismiss from it* mind al) thought or enre regard­ ing the Interest of shippers—but by the roads themaetvre, the latter hare the I same Interest In doing It promptly and ' well that they have in doing thorough­ ly and with dispatch any bualnraa en­ trusted to them. And such has been the practical working of the management er profligate, corrupt, or unearily «mbiThe company bind* Itealf to promptly adjust all looses, whether from damage •r delay In transit, upon a basis kt uno* the pure, modeat, almpte-hearted liberal and Just This being the case, man, who b loyal and admirable tn pri­ any lora upon any link tn the chain, vate life, who: love* himadf lent, and comer home directly to the buslnera and who believe* moat enthuilartleally In conscience of th* company,precteriy th* United Htat*e of America. Leaderahlp same a* through It were acting upon it* own responalbUity. in clril government, and unariftriiMaa rnterprira ■rating and effecting ths rame1 reform tn freight transportation os' I through lines had already don* In paao-. nu-vLTo nrr ojcly rnr omvuixx. tUE MLE. lyilOLESALE A BET A IL- OYSTER z tRAXO TRUER RAILWAY. i* sue vore* iw iw Gen. Grant and the Old Saltier- tal'nly oucht not brighten faster with th* Idea of "rfiug with fether," doe* abe not share her little boy’* appointed committee who wore had ■erred IB yean la the renter army, abundant and very favorable uggf- devalep* and alrongtben a tru* maahrad. m* Gon. Grant hlmaaif about the aaatJtw’.Uenabl* him to '.rathe world,” and to enjoy a certain liberty which may Mlow, he’ll make it an right" Gen. 1 Grant wan temporarily living at Twenoften results from a sudden freedom tirthandChaetnutaueete. tatfiie4tff, from long roatralnt stapped up, rang the bell, and went into Balm reply. “Th* General’* angagad aid caaaot ba Just at this maanenta little girl »p- run upstairs aadteU yearpspan oM Bubacrtptkma for thte Vataable Uf* of willing to do good tn the Here of Appomattox Court Ilona*, Uttte thlngB.Uttl* act* one after another; from which th* above extract la taken. this la acoompltehed are equally worthy j P BDWARn Rnnr. JZmuchyou know about ritbra rfl U.ot At first yu® toste oosw. to lump* ; orated H. with 'po SI’ORTSMKX— BUCKEA COLT * *>*■ " uuiu not every­ body bo the better l-FooHanTt .VosfA ■octet!**, and especially Utter against I follow it, and at ill another, until yon upon but hte labor. Grant' ration* g^ to the stock holders of th* | Maoona and Odd Fellowa. During a lull road*. The companies (imply Increase In-the "naration," a modest, u n pretendthe number* of their employe* in the offleraand the work of the freight de­ partment sufficiently to do lb* addition­ Mmcn or an Odd Fellow ?'■ al business which th* Blue Line brings. Practically, therefore, th* working M as XPflOM BALTS, BABTWELL. a "SJSl t. F fW*Cfeero M frvtU afpree*n a beeutiftl and If. mother of auch care. Il will gratify the stock-gnmblMS; alneo, “ >’lt ZADOC rORTJR’S CnratiiB Sugar Coated rills, Wholesale an Take your eon f»r aeompaaton wben- girls; of thia Village, and It 1* to be hoped that pony, it I* all harried on, as above hint­ every Republican will poeeera himself of and ed, by the regular ofllxn and employes of th* department* of the raveral roada. lyehall we The company efferv no temptation eith- DEPOT Tut. Out melb«l to Inform lb« anbUe •«- rrtMl.i.' FRKBH GYHTBBNt1 cheeked, bright-eyed Firnidt Wordt. thane* forth, �H. BARHORE WHIP mizzutg. Q X>. ■PAULDING’B Ikt Sutisgl Bibbh MAXVrjCTCSU.i CASH STORE new goods .«R BBPVBLICAI MBHATM.’II. ' about his record du- ULT88EB B. GRAIT lively incapable of anything of thia kind Mr. OUrer Dyer will described * th. wickedest man in New York.” —Hon. E. B. Wxahborno of Ulinote , -vuBtrrxzB colfax V* - or-BMau. ■ hfaChfafi A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. All Hastings Outdone! and I th ink anyone euntng COLFAX AS A OAHBXDATI- Battle Cr®ek Nowhere toon aro Republican. fidelity of purpose. No boilers or party conspirators ever flock around him, to ro rate their dirty plana No plans for the succession will frustrate the purposes of it shall depend on considered a Democratic candidate for Governor of Missouri. ^jajrlMaCtTr, U.T.l Juncitb, 13G8. j • -The Florida Legislature on Tuesday Going west from Fort Bridger, the elected T. W. Osborn United States Senafirst five mil™, tho ground rises gradu­ ally higher until It reaches an elevation of Appomattox is I he name of Schuyler not forgetful of the dignity and high dawere pressed for a Domination, among who was one, that deservidly commands ths confidence of tho North West for bis unfaltering devotion to her internets, and whose nomination like that of Mr. Colfax, would have been an honor to the party to whoso principles ho baa shown a lifelong devotion. Of course wo refer to Mr. Wade, of Ohio. A nomination over entirely Mr. Colfax has the heart and confidence of the American people, and the party has every reason to rejoice in the result. Probably Mr. Colfax, is not that will make him aa honorable and. valuable associate of Gen. Grant, in Li* high office. UUVS WKKONA-OOIXO SOUTH. Grooorlca, gCHUTZE A LODOLFF, Crockery, Aco. Manufacturers of the New Patent MONITOR IKON todnooday the Liverpool Exchange WK the National Ticket with the Hero TBAin LKAYKJACKaOX-COIXO NORTH. PIANO FORTES. its whole power will bo directed to its four and five miles In width, then a long —In the British House of Lords on proper end, the promotion of the positive and downs, then comes quaking asp Tuesday, the Irish Church appointment susfieusory still ]>aated to a first reading. chosen by the Chicago Convention for the ridge—the terror of all tray lent over this —ALSO— —1 he 03d anniversary of tho battle of something near near eight thousand feet, Bunker Hill was observed “with patriot­ giving the tnvlsr a grand and beautiful ic display," at Boston, on Wednasday. —none bettor could poeaibly have been VERY CHEAP, SOLD UEttE, DY —The Supremo Court of tho District made—whether it bo to give sfrrsyiA to glory. To the south sad near at hand of Columbia has declared Mr. Bowen are the anew crowned Ueritaa; to the (Republican) dt facto Mayor of Waahingthe deliberations of the Senate; to hold north and west aro Wind River Moun­ up the hands of his great Chief while in tains Just visible In Mr weather, a tow — Reports of Fenian operations at 0. I. IPAULOIHS. miles west of Quacking Asp Ridge, the road entero Echo Canon. Hero the! Ogdensburg, and other points on the northern front:ar,ore believed to be with­ the lamentable contingency of his death. out foundation. rpiIE CHEAP In brief, no better name could hare been —Tho President Ims nominated and presented to tho American people as tho of the Canon toeo narrow that but few second to General Grant, than that of teams could pass abreast; again it wld- tho Senate couCnnod Hon. Rererdy John­ son. now U 8. Senator from Maryland, Schuyler Colfax. as U. 8. Minister to Great Britain. on either side are piled up mountains high, forming impassable barriers to —Tho Rev. D. Y Moore, of Denver, H. A. GOODYEAR, State Hominationa. animals, and In many places Impassable Colorado, ii writing a life of Schuyler Colfax, which will bo published by I. B We see by various of our exchanges palgn against the Mormans, Gen. Albert Peterson A Bros., of Pbiladolphia. that Hon. Dwight May, is likely to de­ Sydney Johnston, met with obstacles —Tho steamer Print-™*, with Govern­ cline tho ronomination for Lieutenant that be could not overcome. Along the ment freights for Fort Stevensjn, sunk in Gorernor.and Hou. W. L. Stoughton that ridges eu cither side are to be seen por­ the Missouri River, about *25 miles above of Attorney General This may be all tions of tho old Morman defences. On Lexington. well but it seems to us that having ac­ seme of tho overhanging ledges ore huge —The Republican Journals in Califor­ cepted elections to those positions, and rooks piled up in such a manner that nia that bolted during the late State ramthey could easily be rolled off by hand, having discharged their duties in common and precipitated upan an approaching paipubavo all placed tho names of Grant ana Colfax at too head of their columns with the other State officers, to the entire —The hotels iu tho While Mountain saisfaction of the people of the stats, that was considered Impracticable If not Im­ they ought not, in view of the almost possible to flank these terrible passee. districbi ore now open for company. There j But now noUilng cnnld be more simple, is but little snow remaining, except upon I the summit of Mount Washington. HARDWARE STORE, Oamplctc Protection Agcinet H"«r Laid and Hot Ctbnale. House, Carriage, Wagon & Cutter PA-INTITS’O. TLalberg. errs Aborts wacox shop. PRIZE JIOWEIIS AXU REAPERS MANHOOD STOVES, IRON And in case Gen. May shall positively on numerous and so cordial an acquain- decline a ro-nomination, wo think that fanes ns Mr. Colfax. The nomination of the Has. Moxexjr Bans of Grand Travers would be the moot available candidate, aa party could elect as Lieutenant Governor. rhich the Helot camo around, through a better country, and finally Into the •‘City of Salnta" Leav­ ing Echo, the traveler finds himself In' Weber Canon, if poeslblo, a more rug­ ged and forbidding place than the for­ mer; the principal difference being In their length—the former Is 23 miles, the latter 30 In length. Brigham Young has taken the contract of grading through bath Canons, end If I am not greatly mistaken he hAi the hardest 5S miles on the whole line of the U. P. R. R. Emerging from the mouth ef Weber Cannon, the rood winds to the left and raising a alight eminence, immediately at hand, the rest Salt Lake of Utah —An Exposition of wool and woollen goods fa to bo held at Chicago, Aug. 1 and 5, to ranreecnl the wool-growing and Buildinj Materials. Mode and put up on Short Notice. —The Omaha Herald has thority fur will shortly i stump in lu wa against Grant Shelf - Hardware and Cutlery, AT BEDCCPD PklCES. to tho Republican caucus iu Auburn, Mains, tho other night, announcing their intention U henceforth. never before occurred ! distance of 30 miles. The valley varies In width from one-half to three miles, and to said to be very fertile, and Judg­ }Aed M Presiding Officer of the House of decline positively, for unices he does, be ing trtm the appearance of the settle­ ments, etc., one would infer that It must bo very productive to sustain oo much UM /*’ QU1OULDKM, ARMS I national Ia. wore traashstad into CH- marine telegraph, connecting tho trooty porta from Canton to Ttonteing, was made Mr. Colfax with strict propriety, what fa "Grare Hopper." They first made their to him, by which tho trade of China was mcroa^d from 881,000,000 to 8300,000,­ not true of an politicians, that hfacuthu000. He warmly favored the commission which two roars ago was dispatched to Europe, and the ertahllshnuint of a unl- tho occasion of tho eeranado on Friday evening, was a crif-pled soldier, who ex­ tended his only hand, saying. I have one hand left to shako with mid vote for Gon. Grant" —Tho New York Day Book speaks of each proposed nmefaiffai as that of Chief-Justice Chase, as **gotiing up baits to tempt acme of the rata out of the lic- tho Democratic napere since hfa nomina­ tion are doing him as little damage as tho to hatch io thia vicinity about the toth for Christi- rebel bulLte and Northern Copjxnhead of April, but nearly all that hatched beaatndala fired at him while he was hurl­ ing the death How at the rebellion. The Official Camas. —The-Dayton (Ohio) Ledger, edited by Vallandfahatn, esys: “We or The result of tho April election, us offi­ admirer of Ulyseee Sidney Grant cially declared by the State Board of military genius. But about the w«— with an unparalleled bold on the affecOsnva-era, fa published, and fa m fol­ and most foolish thing the Democratic lows : ■ ' . ’ ' Total rotes on the Ccmstitution.. 182,315 For the Constitution.... "1,733 sail him for incompetency. Against the “ ... 110,583 work af destruction all rummer, there —The telegraph dispatches Majority against the Constitution.. 88,840 th. election of A. & Welch mt aa boo a aa they get Total votes on Prohibition. . . , . 158,605 large enough they will Welch is a For Prohibition............. 72,4*2 fr Journey eastward, they Normal Against “ ............. 86,143 yuat the quality which Majority against Prohibition. .. . 18,681 hia Great ChW lacks, and hi. sppoarenoe that institution in this State and olsoTotal oa Annual or Biennial Seebm........................................ 124.796 Fur Annual Sessions. .. 24,482 . 100,814 fidiawydl milMoftha totrararw AXO PEBtUl' BOOKS Th last Suttsss, PRESTON & MT,ATI Largo &. Well Selected Stock of ArNebraska Correspondence. T n. A. GOODYEAR. the Central Michigan Agricultural Soci­ ety, will bo hold at Lansing, oa Thurs­ day, Friday and Saturday, Juno 24th 25th and 93 th. wonderfcl THE SUCCESS Dodge's Clebrated Plows Excellent Itadi- —The Springfield KrpMiean nrera that there aro “thousands ol Democrat* who, notwithstanding tho clamor against military Presidents, like a general who all ths prerequisites, and would make Tho Spirit of Mfasions mekeo the fol­ knows and minds his own business Letter lowing mention of the important service than a Chief Justice who dun'L" which Mr. Bu-hngamo, the late United AttnrOwnl. —The Sheriff of Washtenaw county warns farmero that gangs of thieves and burglars aro about, and advises them to publican party, and the (V<1UI» ,V. M GROCERIES FAMILY DRESSING GROCERIES, Ceo*l»iiBf at Celtees, iHEET MU6IC, Ctur !./».>.- Blank Nolo and Receipt Books, LEG41. BLANKS aSD STATIONARY Of ererjf kind and Variety, 3$;ilKht$ttri5 SPECIFIC PHI, FOR THS CURE of oneBoitIe SEXUAL DEBILITY- wHl quickly rotors FIRST QUALITY HQtXOnEBeUjB. PRESTOM dt MEAD WINCHESTER'S Srsaric PILI- UO W !■' ’ LAMB KNITTING MAOZHKB MFO. CO. Bw'r’r. n*.»««. STANDARD SCALES. “*tor*lEtllKLICO.. �»(fa| and aHilttlhlttW. £gB80LUTI0W. A QBAJTT,ia41msIvs4 by sMiisal soasssL N. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYKAB, not reach na in time to appear thia week, w. Eire th. of Dogate. m follows: To tbs Etale Conrenhoo, BARLOW & GOODYEAR, SPECIAL NOTICES. , Son*. In endless varieties at ofour readers. Wo can only say that B ».k an J Fancy Store of F. th. Book fully Justifies the extended no­ V 4 Co. All for 5 eta. a gloss. tice hl therto published in these columns Cos(vo. nix Bor's ix Bits.— and is worthy of the patronage of the intelligent people of the Republic. Wo u Song by one of. the beat trust Mias C. will be favored with a Urge ihe ‘•(•nntyof Barry, wUl sp­ 114 of subscribers ameng the people of it uuue of tho Baxxxx. our village. She la, alao, soliciting sub­ scribers for Dr. Brown’s History of the :1„bs»—A runaway that Bible, an exceedingly valuable and in­ .2 scriuua occurred on our teresting Book. day morning, but fortunazv was done beyond ir.n-'c‘'<* >u lb'1 different towns who i to onraiiin; "Grant A Colfax Clubs," jlj-ara. ire- *»f i*x[wnsa,priutod forms otlstUutiun and by-laws, by aiiilrcsIV S 1V«4 Sve'v Rep Stalo Cum., six abcep, tho property ol TbomasAlrorr, of thia village, one and two years old thia spring, 00} lbs. of wool. From one, a two years old Buck, 18} lbs., and from one a year old, 14} lbs., and ftum another, same ago, 14 lbs., and from a ewe suckling a lamb, 8} lbs. We do not believe thia can be beat in the county of Barry, but if It can wo shall be glad of the figures. Ml Altoft Is one of our LcjI sh;-cp growers, and his flock are excellent In every particular, and all his wool la clean and handsome, having been thoroughly waabed. Other sheep growers will favor ua by sending the result of tbsir pUpplngs for the current year, for publication ; uad by the way w« wish to say that these statistic, are solicited and publlaheJ for the credit ol Barry County, and not at the request o.- suggestion of Mb. Al- JIWILRY i MUSIC STORE. PIECES FALLPBINTS Just Received. BUSINESS CARDS. ’IKE IOTIC1. WI0UT1UX Hardware, Stuves, ta,Nails MYR0N1A. FULLER, U»t cu> Im brasgbt la Ui. s>*rk«l, ouubUag «f i!K4X M'“W CORPSES, SUGARS, Obanoevills, June 15,1868. Ed. Bajtxeb : I presume you begin to think you have no correspondent in Orangeville, and in fact hla long alienee Air. Editor, business has been so pm»ing that It h.ia foraume time seemed al­ moat out of the question to And time to write. There h.n nothing of Importance taken piers in our quiet Liwn or vicin­ ity, outside of the usual routine of ludu*trial puieulU. SOAPS, CANDLES. STARCH, Dry (Ms, Griceriei, CITY DRFG STORE! p. ACKLEY Sc C( Wheat la a heavy crop Indeed. Never in the memory of man has wheat koked more prom'aing. Some pieces, Il la true, arc tvO heavy, so heavy, In fact, aa to be somewhat lodged, hut aa It hu lodged fn-m heavy min, light pieces have re- ’ lr. for > iar »' delicious «tra^berr!ec, »• y hn-r sad worthy ofsp^clai note. T'.Uoa Z. CnaxDLKit for valuable I'ubli- iXx-uineuls. T» ii .x T White Fekbv, for vari- on Monday, and pery promised and more. >' animals woe tin- larg- in the .'•ute and all of the eircua arr>ngm-ut w.i equal to the best. All • n ail. Un* exhibition gave the best satbfacil .a of any one that has been in llutinga since we haTe b>en Jb [lacs We’e,rnthat about 3 OUO per*®» were u, a-tendance during the aflor»*>e and uearlya»mauy in tbs evening, e.holiear the sideshows well spoken of, Ihuogb ae did not See any of them. Middleville Itema- than the heavy pieces have Injury Com, although planted late, looks fine, and from present Indications will be a splendid crop. Oats and potatoes never looked belter. Apples will be plenty, and In tact, everything in the line of eatables both for man and brant, never looked more promialng. As large as will be the grain crop. bay will be none the loea to. I hove traveled over Yankee Springs. Orangeville, and Prai­ rieville, in this county; Wayland and Martin, Allegan Co., and a part of Rich­ land, Kalamnsoo Co., and wherever 1 have been, 1 have beard and aeon ths MIDDLEVILLB WO^LZ/i' FA CTO It T. BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY, BEESWAX, SHEEP.PJCLTS, Music & Jewelry. PRESTON A MEAD, General Grocers, ^JrXr Ths nomination of GBAXraod Col­ of course gives the best of satisfac­ tion to tho Republicans of Orangeville. Jioneti Drato-cnU, think there, is little use in trying to defeat our ticket, but the eqpper-crnU are going to have a 1 ticket that will cany New York. Penn­ sylvania, Ohio and even Michigan. I Yes, and in fine, are going to annihilate Ido Republican jiarty! Whether they are going to run for Prresdent, Pendle. ton, Seymour, V alien digham, Jeff Da­ vis or Andy Johnson, they have not yet made up their »p>da, but any non of the above named Will bcatthc drunk­ en Grsut—O, yen—abetn. fax, Boots and Shoes, Drip, lediciia, Groceries, BROAD GAGDR SHORT UNR. a ATLANTIC i GRUT Wffl Broad Gauge Railway I TTARDW’A KE 4 DRY GOODS' STOHEC NEW YORK, I’-aUioad. ».d RJ'se Vdl»r lUliroa HASTINGS. -W,O,HSDSIOT*«>.. SaiitaiHantautal [* "wntio* have not yet report*!. ‘ »M11O time for * Dotlco to n<xt •*•‘*>•.1 th.Banmr. Th. public ^*dlally tnvltod te Balto ln thh ’™c- The programme will be pab°Dr Madway'. Pkto MS’ I’S-sartn—- m3sta— ESl‘SaSSa.V^:ZVtr. U AtfCA. to er Iron r*r7r BAMPEL J. ■IDUCMAWdspwvil JAVU W. MSTXXT.Ts.sUq! Clark. DsiH. llMiipgs.Jq»« tih itaa._________ FOB BIDES AND PELS �SEWING MACHINE DryGoods, PHILLIPS & BENTLEY, Groceries, LOCAL AGEXT8, HASTINGS. MICH. Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, frO-PfeELL^ WPAEKR°*C\Y -zVdvei’tiMixig’ Agents, OOMMlBatOXEK's SottqT RUSSELL & NEVINS. WE ARE C&MITIG, And will present to any person send­ ing us a Club In our Great ONE DOLLAR SALE Dry and Fancy Goods * WWA nv* »r It Makes the Best Stitch, Fresh Goods conslantly os h*ad. aa. D— Old Goods sellite regardlMS of Cosi. WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES OF PREMIUMS. Our friaadaetll readily ustieo our Presents for RT7SSELB • & NEVINS. CARRIAGE FACTORY! K -iis'ss.-rKa'Js.sumt.'S: ftvrS »TMid«»■ resOlmt DeOuatsot.. aodU EVERY MACHINE IS WARRANTED I nASTrNus, Mien. Be Sure to See this Machine, den to which tho Democratic papers have been giving currency : Waskimqton, May 28, To tbo Editor of tlx South IlMd iUfiater. Tho Democratic paper of our city copies from the Indiana polls Sentinel an arttei.slgned "N7M. Moore,” asserting that, as a soldier, ho called on me in tho winter of 1662, and that the following “A flnely-dresred gentleman came In immediately behind me ; a colored boy met u-i In the reception-room. He asked/ Ua /or our cards ; the cltlxen laid his up­ on the silver waiter, I Informed him I had none. He then left the room. Ina' few minutes Mr. Colfax made his ap­ pearance. He spoke In a very sfThble way to the citizen gentleman; not deign­ ing to notice me. la a abort time the gentlemen left, and Mr. Coltkx turned short around, and la no very amiable way said, 'Well, what will you have J than In as few words as possible ex­ plained the object of my visit. In reply ( b°i^id he had «o time to fool away with “FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.' Coran and Hoc |t: I*. & B. Bastings Feb. 26th. 1668. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. few*? r" i I. il-Fuw Mwai I Bonk., rental nr DRUGS & MEDICINES, j w..— ti- The whole story la utterly false, and If Its author swears to it, fu he says hp la willing to do, he wlllswedr 'to a wicked and malignant falsehood. I do not know any such man. I never had a silver card-watrx in my Hfo. I never used such language m be alleges, to any hu­ man iM lr.g ■ ho called on me, man, wo j man, citizen or soldier. Nor la there a single fair, or Jost man at my home, of imy party (I do not include in this the editor tjf/ho Chhin), who believes that •1 oould, or would, reply to any soldier who called oh me that "I had no time to fool away with soldiers.’’ Many In­ diana seediera know that, at that very pme, J waa spending one day each week In viaUtug soldiers at the hospitals, and, in addition thereto, attending to their business at tho Departments. It is shameful that political opposition should induce tile manufacture and publication of such vllo fabrications. SCHUYLER COLFAX ®«5K W. ♦' Groceries and Provsions, Patent Medicines, NEW YORK HANO FORTE COMPANY. (caAMraaao vases. 1M4.) AXkwJjuuct Wedding.—At Orsage, Thu reday, Brig. Oeu. Llewellyn J. Haskell was married to Mita Emma , 4, OUnmre, soon aGor sunrise, In tho Books and Stationery, "QALTLXOKE GROCERIES, the Her. Henry Ward Beecher, who offlcluted, to emit from tho eetvice any form of words bawd oa ehurchly urdlnanore. Tki groom clasping the bride’s hand, aaM: “I take you, Emma, for my wife." Thebriderespondod,"! take you, Llewellyn, for my husband ;» and Mr. Beeebw added only these words: ’’la behalf of tho sentiment of the com­ munity ia which wo dwell, and of the laws, I declare in virtue of what you have now dene, that you are husband end wife. May tho love which has thus Hase Too Tried TowisA Co’s or all kisds jlkd or nxs quautt. Nonpareil Dollar Sala? iaocaa? “what abali we have for dinner to-day’."' “(Mae of your smiles," replied tho hasband. "I can dlao on that every day.’’ “But I oaa’t," replied the wife. "TtoatokettM," sad ba gar. her a kWaad wont to Ma Mml Here- Ail'rtorNorlgog'ca ilrearioC- Constilulins ths Arm ofTIM-etu. M luted Pie. tT.iatt eirtl* Ml JSWrtiHBSSj HTSIC1W FRESCBirriOKS t.F.Murriaco. ffamsai, «IOU, April 1st, 15M. rwwjgp flowers) to endure tho storms and winter of life, and as ftagnntand tender as the Ovweta of spring. May Ood blew yon." Still Leads the Van I HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. -Hwti^g^ysy iwa. Jeestr J£CLEUTIC medical college PENNsixVANIA. .i«.u. n. b 7.MM1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-07-01.pdf f72e67368af7723cc14451cc65c19bb5 PDF Text Text justing* JhUfrn WBHB vol. xin. Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, july i, isgs. NUMBER 10. ajusintss Jirrttonj. lOOFUm GESHK BIfiM Hoofland’s German Tonic, o ut a* jmuw, rarijtoxtrati, yl Tho Great Romodlw for an Fr««k from a baadnd Said, ef atr— th « haMla sacred as4 tree. Xot rev wllk (laaalag kayeaai. aad roll of marUal dorm. Bat armed sitb UlhU far th. right. Umaam LIVER, STOMAOR. OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland'a Berman Bitters EOOFLAND'8 GEBMAK TOHIC, aS .11 .L- . . . . .. . !• > F1OM BUFFALO—By TrrkTlm. fr» . pot ear. kutaofe and MiciUgtndlnvt AM A U MBIT TOKK"DAY UHUBM. •■Oi F- *»4 arri Hoofland's Gorman Bitters. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC rr.-XaaX-4*a m al Ua week IW|4. We met evry tnoroin, coaxed, begged and aware at caoh other till nite, only to meet and gs through the same formula the next day. I felt that, onleas suthln wux done, the Cornera wood go unrepresented. On tho eighth day, at about ten in the moruln, Deekln Pognun'a youngest boy, a fair-haired lad of fourteen summers, who resembles the Doekin ton degree quite oampiementary to his motbor,camo In with the Noo.York Day Book, wich the Deckin takes but never reeda. The Deekln toetit over to Bascom, who openSd It, aud red a mini!, when his fare changed instantly^ "Hell I" red ho, to himself, and then ba aroze : • "Mr. Chccrmau," »ed he, to end this unprofitable seselon, I wood say that I bev reconsidered my dutermluiuben. 1 will go to Noe York!" Tho Convansheo wux thunder-struck. Wat did it mean 1 The Donkin soixod tic paper, and glandn over its oolums, read painfully a minlt, and aed that bs wux surprised st Mr. Baaooui's auboorenoe. “I shol be a delegate myself," "Ror for Chase and Repudlaahen." "Will that be the slogan 1* Chase is nominated F' asks the Deekln. "It will—down here. ‘Rot." "Ror!" yelled them all. "Ror for Chase, Fernando Wood and death to nigger." "Ror for Chase, Hancook and reaiorashen on oar plan." ' - <'* "Bort" . t • ■ -■ "Ror for Aendricka, Chase and gensal amnesty I" "Very good I" red J, rocouxsgingly.— Very good, your flexibility is more to than 1 supposed. Remember my bretheron, ef Chase does stick In yoor throats at the beginnln, that the Chare yoor hol­ erin foralnt tbeChsseycoyooslto d—n. By this time McPelter read It, and I ' R< member that that partlkaler Chare* gut it and read,th is paragraph : Let the Western Deruocravy beware. 3 bey must conic, on the Fourth prepar­ ed t > encounter bribery and corrupsheu. Rriinonl and the Wall ttreet clique bat tailed $1,000,000 to be yooted in the pur­ chair. uv delegate* to defeat Pendleton." rverootod in that way for some time.— The Deckin portcntcd again Bascom's Tber alnt but ono Presidency .balleloogy, goln. “Yoo can't be eiiaA-d," shrieked oud we re tollably certin to git sooner or be. "Who will run in your absence ? labor, all them who git ther eye fixed on that place, but are onable to put any other part uv thcr bodies ther. Let us watch and pay. Exercise dally on all 3 12. C.«. 1SBTL RVJWEOX 1 C FtmtOU. declined, and so did McPeltcr, Isaakcr Gavitt, Podhammer and the rest uv em. We passed all the first daylntrylo to get erne who wood sUck.but all in vnine. Nite namc-we adjourned till fl the next morn In, when we -rsnomed our unsuc. essaful ondeavMB to pcromalaeaA Other to go to Noo Tort. Anelbcr day wux thus frultleaaly spent, and still another and another-—Che last leavin us no ncar- •- k,fui Aa-.il A-» lawrMiea aa«n< forth- HUFX for the good Lord ^>ho alone foreknows Hie decisions of a petit Jury, only knows m good a dinnor oe a itog UMto wich uv em we she! b<t .compelled to A good beef boha-'imd VNNWr < hooray for. Let us accustom ourrelvcr however, abundantly -sattaAta to all, that we tuny enthuse at the be­ ginning and strike terror to the harts uv our foes." And I dlsmlst em with my Somewhere in the course uv my read­ in, I euro across an account uvtlie trouble lb at wux perdooat in a mythological । beaven by some caas who tort in a guld­ en apple, lr.be!led "to the fairest," or Give me old songs, thoec exquisite burets of melody whleh.thrill the lyres of the Inspired poets anti minstrels of long ago. Every note barborne on the air a tale of Joy and rapture—of sorrow . and sadnees. They tell of days gone by,! ami time has given them a voice that speaks to ns till llfeshall end; as I launch my boat" on the sea of eternity, may their echoes be wafted on my rar, tn cheer rue on my passage from earth to । the mortlflcaahcn uv soring Bascom with bls fingers clutched in thenock-tte uv the venerable Pogrom.Isaak er Gavltt and McPeltsr wux similarly engaged, while 1 wux a (Join my level best to re-1 Had not Joe Bigler and Pollock arrived I opportoonly the entire Democriay uv ths Corners wood hev bln wiped out on the Hon. Oto. W Woodwarl giijctltam;. The Trouble that Occurred at the Cor­ ners in ths Selection of Delegates । to the New York Convention—How the Faithful were Drilled in their Duty. The selection uv delegates to the Noo York Convenabun has bin botherin us In several ways far several weeks past.— No one wunttd to go, and It vrux yoonanimously decided by all that ef the Coro­ ners wax represented at all, I must bo the man. I objected, for thar alnt no profit in olch trips. Ordinarily, I cood ebeek my cxjienucs. Hotel kcejrcroaro but human, and I hev nover yet felted to sUpk cm, but with a Democratic ecu* loco eatarprise. With 18,000 like roe, all a goIn on their chock, wat wood ther bo formcf With 10,000 hungry, thirsty, eropty-pooklted soles wat cood I do T Therefore I felt that I eoodnot go. I wrote to A. J. to know sf he wood allow per dietn, transportaaben and mileages, to wish he amered : "Snt—For wich candidates do yoor delegates propose ir> vote?" Thia crooel epistle settled mo. I couldn't go there pledged to him, becos efhsaboodent ba nominated wat wood become nv my Dost Oflto? Wood his successor oontlnyoo me in place, who Prtnoo wagged Uh MWdbto master a very knowing andjatejM^ and then the two stole quleUy Infofta place. Qute Uy thedomb JstalJR^Sod around among the pinjdf;1 away at thia one’s coat aad ttoHK*M* ■ bain, until at last bo set bta teeth Coer delegate. I hev bones and burden uv the day—I 1 Forrest, and now that tbor it to make sulhin—that is, now that ther is a peajsbeu uv prof—which is to say honor, I Want It" leaker Gavitt, with faee pole with dis­ appointment, that ho hadn't tak< u it when it wux utTlred him, swore that ef the Gavlit family wux to be overlooked, i why the eonner Democracy- .vu; burled WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN TFBTIMOWIAIA knowing dog, my watch is stotea^ Aed ho showed him tho amply pocket 004 the cut chain. "Do you undortotowAfilfi fellow T Ja Jhcre, sir isThTuaw find itrnygood doggl a'afi a toons treat. You undtosilE^ It wux finally aettled by throwin dice for It, wich rool ought, by the way, to bo adopted by all Democratic bodies evefywbere. Randall and McCulloch hev praettet it with distinguished Bnccesa Is makln their appointments. Say ther are 20 applicants, or to get nearer the trooth, 300, for any given place,' Very good. The head av the department as­ certains first ef they are all Dimocrats. Then 300 clerks are detailed, each clerk raprerentln a applicant, and they throw dice, the lowest retlrin every threw, ontll one Is victorious, and the man reprerented by him gets tho place. It oaves a vast amount of labor In the oggnamlnaabun uv cortlflklto uv carakter and fitnls, etc., and bcaldes, It lx ImparsheL— All the ippolntmenU are now made la that way at Washington. Wo a«loptcd this device, and I waa made delegate apd i’ogram alternate, the agreement Lein that whatever wo gel aver expenses wna to be divided ekally. Then a holy ealm succeeded the storm uv peahen wich bed raged. We go, uv coarse, uuInstructed, fer obvua roaeons. Ef we wux Instructed wber wood be the objick uv our goln 1 II is not alch that Balmoat wUl^o fur. The uncertainty uv < be result uv the oouvenjdiun (Isay uncertainly, for who klu toll wich candidate hex tho moot money?) hex occasioned me a vast Give me the old paths where T have wandered and culled tbeflowcra of sweet friendship in the dnys of "Auld Laing Pyne," sweeter fir, the delis whose ech­ oes have answered to our voices, whoso turf Is not a stranger to cur footsteps, and whose rills have in ehllrfhOod's days reflected back our forms and those of oar merry school follows, from whom ws have parted, and met no more In the old nooks we loved so writ May the paths l>o watered by hcavea's own daw, and be green in my memory forever. Giva me the old bouse upon whose stairs we seem to hear light footsteps, and under whom porch a marry laugh seems to mingle with the winds that whistled through the old elms, beneath whose branches lie the graves of those chambers ring with glee. And oh I above all, give me the old friends—Iiqarte bound to mine In life'a ।aunsbiny hours^nd allnk so strong that .all the storms of jiuth might not break it asunder; spirits congenial, whose beorta through life have boat in unison with my own. Oh, when death shall ,still this heart, 1 would not aak for :aught morn sacred to lurilow dust than tho tear of an old loved friend. Ml U life ty widely different thing from taftjp Y k* engaged by men. The cenrwtMtiaMto' performances of the ways superior, and In other*—ir r dare to sa> so— in farter to thfloeof wW the coflveni'.ana! talker wniflj rt'l-.lta "rougher sex." Lsdfae'aAi'fn always quicker and 'moroMuSvs^M men. They hare a lighter touch, an/— glorious distinction—djo*--are aauTh more rarely guilty ot borum., -aA.Jomrte’ bore la.Indeed, aKog.theraJbototom their manifestations; as whw, for steuos, you MW two Aalfcip of MtaM gcjmera yoked mretbsrto-TT] conversation, the map bolt^g^feUgg and ponderous ^rt,aiMi his^rtetea IMA “5 under such circumstaucea to »aiuMM«A cuts from point topolntof htasyatanwSte and what then F'or, "Did tbs auritts take place after all T" Makes ike suOtaUc lady; but her Interlooutnrhi not to Ito' dealt with In such a ttahtoe. *HMi m3’ not be m such a huD®C’>. >----- ni trffii Ing blandly; "I am. ootmBlng Io Almbi r This groat swlfinew of woman to a vmry brilBaut mrf quality, and «ne of sshlsfa fctaj aclous and proud.; TtatoBMMNM chinary works more i head; but to win the heart, be In earnest. Asa gone:al rule, let one feel what he says, and he will be very apt to lay It in such a manner that thoac who hear him feel It- This Is what renders him effec­ tive. lie carries the Impression that he bi honert ; realizing that perishing souls thx; to most rtrtt,. when ittamretwi blondors of other ; pid male relatlyre t and prevent acme answers sad lively repartee givre them the power ef kre tnrx-dbwuOT.orefmtori, anlmlty wb«n it is gana. 1 live powm, again, of worn groat.--CbrwAW irngaBne. �•kr •sstitqjj linnet. D. gPALOJJING’* Coneepcadaoe to "Mmr.' g * H. ■ARMORL J* TJtAlMH ULATI JACKjNM-GOIBO MOUTH. Chicago, Juno 341b, — The principal public exoitemont of the CASH STORE LEAVt WOOMA-COWG SOUTH TM" White Fswn"e»d“jneek Crook" spectacles are still continuing their riv­ Baengerbund,which terminated on Sun- alry, but while the latter 1s being added nrmiciM Nxiuntn. It te not now probable that either will run so long as was anticipated. Fo« FRESIDENT, XTX.TBBKS 8. GRAFT •O8UTLIR COLFAX, NEW GOODS continuous enjoyment In mylastlet- ■ ‘•'RreoUertions of a picture of fairies and flowers, “Court day in Elf-land," and it certainly has no promised has been MthftiUy carried out. eqi sd in this country, in this peculiar line. 17th, passed tho bill to allow tho children Nehlig's great figure piece, has been of colored people tho same privileges in tho public w.'iools as are accorded to iho Reset, of this city, for «NOO. Harts, tho wonderful illusiontet te —Tho question now discussed in poli­ Don. tical rirelos is this: Will Mr. Johnson’s ue fourth of July, this year, will have end tho Sunday pio-nle, filled up the coming here next wook. measure of all Jollity. The whole thing has been quite a new revelation for our AlfiOCIATIQl OF OQUFTT BUF11IITHDXITB. about i National Convention of a party whose appreciation of tho German love for muBeml-Aunaal Meeting. - Union College Connnoccemsni Week begins Juno fe. Tho addroes be­ fluence will be felt hereafter year after The Semi-Annual Meeting of this As­ fore the Literary Bodetiea by tho Hon. of tho delegation from Germany decline sorts tlon will be held tn the city of Mar- Austin Blair, of Michigan, July J, oom- A Splendid AttoHmmt for Sale at Kail Road Pricee. All Hastings Outdone I Battle Creek Nowhere Groocriee. IrTiS^A-W'SS^.tt.’S Manufacturers of tl MONITOR ^TE^UBU: IR0N Ol’lX BX0FF3 F.4Q0X SHOP. of July, at two o'clock in the afternoon of Thursday following. bon ■ ladipendenco, tho incongruity of nltudo of our country, pleased with our The following te a partial programme free Institutions, delighted with our beer of the topics and exerrtseeof the meeting. and the reports they will carry back to A paper upon ‘•The Township System of Schools,’’ by Sup’t D. B. Btlggs, Ro­ righto, bocomee vividly apparent This dent emigration society could wish.— meo. Their singing of the glorious old “Stu"Visitation of Schools," Sup't H. A. denten-lled," "eece quam bonum” was Food, Nites. no more ceremonial,but a hearty expres­ '•Examination of Teachers," Sup't A, sion of feeling. Their Sunday pLc-nie “Rato Btlte," Sup’t J. H. Palmeb, fully eighteen thousand persons and da­ Nashville. Question of discussion, "Should Commore Qian one-third of the voting popu- ring all tho day there was nobody drunk, and there was no quarreling among Studies 7" A free conference upon ‘•The Reau 1 La Nature, tongs of liberty, fraternity and than theirs could uot well be devised.— exercised over IL, Rev. Mr. Goodspeed, a Baptist minister pitched into them savagely test Sunday night, and promis­ ed them asttll worao wanning up in the next life. Next Sunday a score of other orthodox and cvangtlilcal mlntetcni will rtiek in the throats of tho negro-haters go for them. There tea town over in Wisconsin, majority of tho Coo­ coiled Milwaukee. You may have beard Ozaukee, Sheboygan and other places. em road from Chicago, and Chicagoans out to liorican Lake and other places where they go a fishing. Well tills re­ tired rural hamlet utterly scorned our big Baengcrfatt, would have nothing to do with it, thinking that thereby It would prove a failure. but as the absence '—nplett Protection Agairu and Hot CUuiote. manhood (Faisal'S Fsbrasn jntk. *.<itXAAT£L> FOX rut the nth tn#L Common Xrenteof Life. Of old times, Michael Angelo took his Vg*T CHEAP. BOLD HIRE. BT the celling of tho Vatican, changing a beggar Into a giant, and an ordinary wo0. B. 8PAHLBIN6. al Cburoh, tn this Urrlne tvrUScil the flower-girl stand there now in their lustrous beauty, speaking to eyes that rpiiE CflEAP Such other topics will be Introduced world. The rock slumbered in the moun­ i the members of the Association may tain, and he reached hie hands out and took it, and gathered the stones from An add?.'®! will be delivered on Tues­ the fields about him, and built them In­ day evening by the President, Sup’t D. to that awful pile, which, covering acres Pctxam ; subject, ■■Importance of the on the ground, reaches up its mighty change from Township to County In­ dome toward heaven, constraining the spections." mob of the city to bow their foreheads And on Wednesday evening by Sup't J. D. Piercb. Ypsilanti; subject,“Sketch out of tho common events of Life, out of of Early Times." the passions put by God into our hearts, A cordial invitation Is extended to teachers, school officers and all others the fairest figures, angels and prophets. Interested In the progress of education, Out of the common stones of your daily to attend the meeting. jrork you may build yourself a temple which shall shelter your head from ell EXECUTIVE COMITTEE. harm, and bring down upon you the in­ spiration of God — Theodora Parker. Association of Superintendents and Principals of Union SchoolsSrxre Cosvximas.—Tho Republican This Association will hold a meeting PIANO FORTES. — Tho amount of grain stared in Chi­ cago te as follows : Wheat 600,000 bus­ bib ; corn 996 OOObusheb; oats. 8t8,000 bushels, rvo 20,000 bushels ;and of barley, 3,000 buskels. HARDWARE STORE H. A. GOODYEAR, WALT Ek A WOOD'S PEIZE MOWERS AND Kt.UW THE SUCCESS STOVES, IRON .KAILS. OU 4 ICJP. rerrr. Iptrtl «f llbmlitv, rill rm«r« m ■ er.- State Convention is in session at Detroit on Wednesday, and we shall be in atten- Ing that of the County Seperlnte ndente' Mooting (Marehall, July Oth, ISM.) CHAKJ. C. SUSES CO *00014 Hud II mM. Draft on Ko Made and put up on Short Notion. HAKRLS aVi.UMMKR. ratin for Auditor General, Gen. Srirm- Dorr, of Detroit, sTnoxa, of Grand Shelf - Hardware and Cutlery, Chicago people are going up there then. i In the South without consent of iibook, of Saginaw President Havkx, oonaln editors have evidently repudiated of the Unlveraity, and C. L. WKXTMBY, of the Normal BohooL Important topics connected with tho hundred of them, on an editorial excur­ organization, instruction and dicipllno sion came here this morning on their of graded schools will be dtecuased. Gsovacroa for Treasurer,and Mr. Hosrosn for Superintendent of public Instruction General Mir declines a renomiuatiun that Mr. Bates, may be nominated for GEORGE PRESTON Dodge's Ciebrated Plows GROCERIES not getting homo from here until next J ccte connected with educational work. •'Owing to tho peculiar arrangement All Superintendenta. 1’rlndpate, and Teachers, and all Interested in tho cause ras the answer White received on tho occasion ef the 11 rst trial trip, of of popular education, ere invited to at­ from his landlady upon asking for a tend. by ORDER OF COMMITTEE. Vallandigbain's PsAn Irish gentleman hearing of a friend bered, wee recently built by Prot, Dehaving a stone coffin made for himself, exclaimed "By my rewl, and that's one thing, In our deliberative Gendre and Capt., Garrett, upon some — Prof Perrine, of Albion College, naw theorlre, which they deemed so per­ good idea! Bure an' fect that they actually propored to crore the Atlantic Oocan, In this little cockle­ shell, twenty-feet in length. Yet upon ESTABLISHED IJfl867. the flrot experiment the thing capsized, considered eztromcly doubtful k WORD WITH TOV. READER! Lowel has 418,418 spindles, and Chisholm, a reporter, and Cant. Garrett, 25,000 rpin-etere. —A daughter of Horace Greely is Hwtlrel Sei rare hu member of the Sorosis Club. CouomMloa la sew The Demoerate claim a majority of 8,000 in Miszteaippi. Full returns will War Democracy exposures of the manner Ln which money telegraph companies out of a confiding public, a paper with which I correspond HARNESSES KEWS DEPOT FAMILY GROCERIES A.KD PFKIOMCAIA HOOKS HF.ET MU.4IC. < .. Blank Noto and Receipt Books. FIRST QUALITY — Mr. Colfax is neither writing a book have declared. It is said tho Senate has rejected I nafirm of R. 8. Cui u Minister Central Railroad, hold scribere, endorsing my statements and —The health of ox-Got. Buckingham In corroboration, giving iomo well au­ thenticated fact* concerning the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company of tbs per: James F. Joy, Detroit; BL Louis has on hand 11,000,000 F. BswU Nathaniel Thayer, Bid- United Btalee, onewbldU have not pounds of tobacco, 12,000 barrels of mesa hitherto mentioned.butwhich be cited as a future illustration of tbs pork, end 7,000 dnreoe of lard. —The Louisiana sugar mop last year conducted. It was organised by Mr. amounted to thirty-eovun thousand si Geo. H. Th uroton and a Mr. Shaw, both hundred and forty-seven hogsheads of the Ottawa Indians of Pittsburgh, where the head quarters River V of ths President and Mr. Ehaw Vies President Washington on tribual Messrs Thniston and -Abijsb Gilbert, Radical is elected Senator to Congress from Florida, for six years, from March, I860, hy a vote of 48 to 21. Bonaior ________ cumneryas n, alioaM welcome the election of a competent Rep­ resentative of the colored rare to either a itoal triumph of House of-____________ Congress equal rights. Hypop hosphite Art Promptly and Certainly Ilf AX.L ITAO CONSUMPTION Miontff*"- ItfgRESTo^ER GEORGE PRESTON B. MALI agitwkMUr'B KM dressing SPECIFIC PILL. FOR THE CURE Of SEXUAL DEBILIH ' l» preferred a g. BAXBovn* V*LS°X uL.SJJT ry>D.cyrr° lyilOLESALE A RETAIL. TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT! I’roflteitjl© Employee fist, has been sued for W.OOO for an error in will be willing to build LXOAL BLANE.1 AM’ STATIONARY OYSTER iarWINCHESTER’S Sraanc FILL ZXKPOT JVun 2 Sevin/ Machine rids rate nn<! ■S Wholesale and Retail. howith Ah toeaWofbis daughter. STANDARD SCALES LAMD IXITTBO MACfflMIMFC. CO HARTWELL. »wjb«4j. ■nd �giai »nd %Ucrn>n«n». waoias. Motioia J. P. ROBERTS & CO. 1 - ~ ^^"•“hoMwaumutetto.. W^ly .mmUXa/.FT**T.1^ *-‘-‘•V k^ta tavari. a*? ” **■ »—y»—• TkaKorcbiag ^*f. **"**1 «*• •rata- aad rm “*• *• * • Miner <M. u„ Train, on tb. MichiganOtoatrnl Ute ardlaary roaUu of .r,ry day lite. urn S'*"“h BllUr* *nr P™” * N. BARLOW, W. a GOODYEAR, DRUGS k MEDICINES, B. J. GRANT. Hmllop. Aa«. U, 1M7. "tod mt* .JduteLT dlr-U’« arpaa, . .k. a chare, oa tb. a.r.... ,7>Uc It «*w»a»lly rrwoia all SaadoMy to '—gam * BARLOW UNMh..HM.^ k_ ,«k|. * GOODYEAR, tar. Tb. latrmaUm.f a«a an Utovtated by 1M ■•a B rrnraa tho Mrragtb, la era* w tbaann- cm D»c stskei 1868. LDDOLFF, dowa, ao la thia 0M»y, mM| always, lb. aoartab■mm te iMd«(aate to tb. want, .f u. rtlli la (Mb roe, tbi. tomUmabl. toafcte woad.riWIy (Ccauooa 1 u (LraagUMnlag TiHaM era aS one. •ppanat. It te from all prop«rtim calcala t»d to impair tb. (jatem. and ik oparalloix ar. al one mild and soothing. jalylial ■ ft" •■» a Ixia.) >f the New Patent Jk§>UBLE IB01< FORTES. D. ACKLEYqq DeaoemtlConvention for tho Election of Delerd" to the State Convention to be held at Detroit, July IS th, and to the ('onsreosloniil Convention, yet to be ■ ailed, will meet at the Court Hou»c, on the lltb ln-t. at 12 o'clock a't noon. conjugal love, A*» ™> aarnasaa or m» aaiaMoa. To,l,F J*.""’ 00 u*' Krror*. Aboa»s and D'.^aac, wnfch destroy tb. Manly P«». era and croate lm.pmtim.Ma to MaRBIAGE, with aura means of rtllrt tknl )□ waled laUar «t.|. fe^yl pkta, Pnasylranla. Patent Ding & Bookstore pABCT eOODS a JJ00K8 A STATU WALL PAPBB. BUSINESS CARDS. Books and. Stationery, ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN Dealers la N r. Colfax for twenty y.ara, tad to Um Coajrwa- Hartrare,StJTK,Iiiii,Naili toaal Olob.; knows all hta put history aad all ■ bo hav« known kiln from boyhood. B« began Ikl. biography two or tbrao y.ara ago. no that it aaicx siocx. li not on. of Um harried aad rpbraMral poblica- DAST1X0& • i . Mrl • ■ • MICB. Jr, and it w*’ certainly a decidedly Uoa, ao common In etecUeayearn. Ur. Soon U plaaaaril aflklr. and we gucaa enjoyed a gs Ottoman vf da. laical andealtara, aad Umt. I, no doubt bnt that hla biography oi Mr. Colfox first rat-- by every-body In attendance. will bo worthy of ito dlatingalakrd (object Tbs following loiter from Mr. Colfax, to R,’ A. Y Moorv will .xplala itaolf: “WaaaiaoToa, D. C.. May M. ISXS । FDnvaL.—The net proceeds of the FtaUval.giveu by the Lndlea* of Emanu al Cburth, In thia Village, on Thursday rrtnlng la«t. waa $90. We are plca*ed PIECES FALL PR INTS Just Received. ^-/msrav^.c fn PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, M'f Ayer’s Dry (M a utox-jt. Groceries, xxztKixa. moots HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. Mi/vaixD Hickory Caras re. Mteb. MIBB M. MEAD, aprtDml JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. Sarsaparilla, FOB PUEIFIL’tG THE BLOOD. 8UFP0BT HOIS INDUSTRY1 DRKHSMA.KETI. ^MIDDLEVILLE 1~» TKTT FTTIX3 or rATTKEKK. la ROOT, aasex au>cx. HAHTt.YOfl. • • »n!7 - - - MICH. WOO LEE FAO TO KT, i"****”'-*1; ,* Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, iBOjf Boots and Shoes, MAIN BROTHERS. MYRON A FULLER, Dnp, fciitiia, Graria, WlFWBMFer. COPFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS. SOAPS, CANDLES. STARCH, MARRIED COOK -SHELDON —At Hsrar.Bcrri HEW MVEimilKm- XU o Pnx. asjasratar Tsasstaaxsia. •••r SOO Urge Ktavo pages aad 14 ••••I aad wood angrariaga, ud forw* itoih minlutloB of Tark.y nsornmro.at • tassitswr binding, at JIM. Lot no one W. O. HEDRICK* CO.. Saddler? iHmcsnim, BUTTKR, EGOS, POULTRY, BEES WAY, SBBEP.PELTS, UAXCa.to «r from Bute 4 MattDakr, Couacrwaa «*»• a Raxrrrw xs It,* • PROVIBIl NEW YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY. cUrra aid SIL floras, HARDWARE* DRYGOODS’ STOREC 11 Pattern* and Style*, twaaca. to. purchased la JMrtoil 4 Monroe Bt, Urwd Rapid*. M***1 [ASH FOR HIDES AND PELT! CO LI Broad Gauge Railway I NEW H. A- GOODYEAR, Mr >—«*■ fiS&rs ATLANTIC 4 GREAT IETKRH 0RAND AND SQUARE YORK, �"■ Ijigfr NOTICES. NEW ABVEmNEMEm. GftEATSALE LIST SYSTEM isrr vuhli , WING MACHINE Drygoods/ ALBUMS, ■"" '’.’Igtt S? O.A Groceries, Hats & Caps, ds*criblng<0 snlslsselected fans o«r • ■A.dvertiMiijjf JkirexxtR, 40 Ko. It Frittnl5ln*L, Bosloo, Mom. .0000 QUALI- lh‘“ » «l«b » Uu«r Ortul ADMININTRATrtM ’S SALE. Fresh Goods coistiatly on kind. Old Goods selliBC rejrardlfss of fo»t. FREE OF COST! M«l.'llMm.M. piety, prudence, wit and civility arc tbc.elcu>cnla of true nobility. ' Ged's mill goes slowly, but it grinds - ------ - JaaaSV 111 b• Li IUfflr tnvu Wotaavn. an,uus< JWSSEXdld——----- &N.EVINS, PROBATE ORDER. trjn Of tnrsjvjur. taenty or b^, _ .,, Hutter. Aug. W. JW7.—allyl__________ below. can hart tbalr selections of p rataltolerated, cnrrespoodlng to tho alia of tho REEOFOXK DOLLAR! Club of On* of lb* following , rial Delrio* drsax pattern; fan er entered | High honset are mootly empty In the IS. C. W.»<U«. Jndcyof Frolmi. rr—mi. ^lu^ia* mausr at tb* «im* of Daolri C {toy,** CARRIAGE FACTORY: TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, Geld M*4al. al Am«ri«a» J neb tuts. K»w York Oet., 1S<A. also tbs Mptoef Preimwws awarded to F.roily Sawing Machines, allha Paris Exposition, IM?. EVERY MACHINE IS WARRANTED I Aad a Writtsa Warranty giren if required A hundred yearn of wrong do not make an hour of right. Tho fewer tho words tho bettor the One has only to die to bo praised. With patience and time the mulberry leaf becomes a silk gown. Take the world as It is, not as It ought Tho Health Reformer’s Cook Book. sdffsiss; saarjaskr s’itrjKrewi.ttsiaiKi luTShSd eirmtalL* in isM csanr. nod tun uul n L. re>urw.l u least our* tr. nch w**t >..r us work* In loo. or Uisl «.‘ • enu** • r»p* of this ore*r to hs psenoeiJlr wnH un tb* snM »*• <«*M*nt IwVsdaM nt lesnk sweaty day* bekm in* L..K-ro«b.te.^*,;»T WWJ1TT Orroa <te>rt C«=«.terioorr to and ur Barr’ FttaNK'u'u'.rx.nwnpl.tnnnr. staUcttor. Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Streets, AMmHKsS^wrMarML,.lA.*D*itet^MU'' Jnn<m HASTINGS. MICH. Be Sure to See this Machine, i \r how to Prepare food Item Grains. \J Froila and Vttrlable*. s» thill)* isa.lsfisll li« healthy. I'rii* 10 Xi eta . postage aid. Address Acrrtu. Jil.sos A Co . Dansril UVABU1AN HAIX 1* u.*aiau>r«ru* aMnte W O*ora* 1. /IbpttM sad ^Kmaraia gap!Ina. MLa«*-a*‘i* of Imtual y<<Kwi*bir*>y el»*w that tn eurenan-* <rf Ureas* aad aMbaenr fasted te aw by Ua rsvtei* Onwn ►. lb* Owurty otAarry and MaMa>'teuii>aaa. 1 *nan sail rrobau. and lb* Xx*c«a.r anew* of Jsty a**? “ auad la «a id ratal*, ar* rq.u-l u> a***r asaswsto of Mild wuirt.ill.tajte be Uoul**^*!,11,* rrvtei. ossrs. V*. why u>* I’rayrr j^tk* mw »r*nteJ A nt it a rtrUirr «i*»rM. u»: wd r*sn>***> <!’• notw* to th* r*noe* lal*r**l«d te ~ v il - W b *^asf-r’2cSayof Sa orSr* ? ’te ’ ■■ tltetlrc. ■■ « rr*>r*i*l (BatedsadHrrala ted Iu*sj3 ws il’of H»rr, ,f.r taresiKesatf** whm 1 tA tn*r»ry> CUASCERY K41X “ *tai* *• Miction -Th. Oram C»*n Sw th* rsw* Atria W. MMastearsk* tsuid7*'"aty*»at.M* wrt/»?*clM« . itasplassaw. I ewec;. i........... J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Isailon I Medical Mpgnili- Lumber Wagoee, A. UW,W. Open Buggies siagln Beal |125, to 3105. •• " Two ", 130, " 180. Top “ Single “ 180, “ 276. Ratter & Jumpseat wagons, 75, “ 100. gtsry other articla is my Uns squally lew. ft;! Ih i in swid k-r said ewaaty. Only kan-uriw* to las iwn. ■ ttell w.1 *11 utekr aanlaa. to tbs Mstaat MSB* to W’.nwrsy, ^r*^iw*rity«»«ad «f tsly^S b. **M raonsy ar Bar*’, all th*** e*na*o WUa t*s 1 5 "FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. 5 INFORMATION WAMTED-0 Asons, your.g <f old. who ar* suff Asthma <o any f-rrm. AU suob will their address 10 L R. WORRIB A Co., italic n D. Ilibla Houm. K«w York. I AM NOW SELLING lowisa dmerlbsd Baal IMS* la wH > TV. Nona—*r oo* <11 nerUi *r Baa»KWbs «■ wr*«. lu tb* rcnuuy *VM4em>oa twu Unt*d. Ms y KLk. tan nj;»: <1uaz i!*u. CUANCKRT ORDER. :brass nVM^MiaaaJDsbtbdedtetaiamst ta txas DRUGS & MEDICINES, im^s^OB.TJi'M'.ratEss: tttetouti. uairalt^as**tte*Mi ^ass**. sad lbs asm 8 tastes ■ h*rny Steae. tint ta parnane* of tie**** It*), in lowasni* Suqr?<’jnr^t^t>^r»»p*r4^i/l wwl x*tner rwWtrdwt/iEwteSd ir lit c—n X teU mTuMM aaeurni telb*awtau SUS .7%. rnday , wiTjiv^ WKSucSte fce CbtegSsiasM.^ U.* lands’ of duly n.i<. *1 tio'c’oc* M .Siu.* dw.I 11*0*1 its wi Sb* iremteaa la yotnwSow», ta aaM COMMlE£IONEil’S NOTICEAll |>er*oo* bsrisr claim* uilast lbs **tils tl Ezra 0. HotUui. lai* »• Assyria, In th* «**aiy ilarry sad Mate »l Mirhlgsa. torrs.rd. art tors by toAihed and r*qu*M*d lo pres*as tb***»» to rssminaUos, aad ndjusimani Is Ik*ssdentesad cr-mmissioiicrs duly sppolntrd by iksFrsasue < .».n tor Mid evuaiy. who will merl fcr s*tk purpose St th* moirweeof J. W. Abbes, si !*■ syris Crater, r« Sa-uruay. llw *.'4h afJal*. Im. < 1 1 1 % f When God moans to punish a nation, he deprives the rulers of wisdom. , IJttle and often make a heap In time. Take <ni* of your plough, and your fltmgh win take eart ef you. ■' He wti* raves !n little things can be tlbeml In great ones. *' He Who avoid* small sins, does not toU tnte large ones. He that pelts every barking dog must pick up a great many atone*. Would you be strong, conquer you-- GUARDIAN «ALg; CIIANCF-B1 0BDF.R. Our friend* will readily oeUcc our Presents far 10 and f.Q Clubs art now mot* than equal In ralus to Clubs uf W aad 100 reapccUrely *f albar ' Tbafun-dfal counts Only the bright Handsome is that hantlaamo does. Handsome apples are sometimes sour. It fb easier to blame than to do belter. Our neighbor’s children are always ssswsA-sccsss.v ■swubjs WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES OF PREMIUMS. • 'Iriknot enoitgh to aim, you mu.*t hit The end of wrath to the beginning of ’•>* f rnswe U t~ WPTJ ’■ Best uwrl’at ef Crtckerj In T«wi. Oar iBduisaeuts during th* past few y*ara hat* b*sn large. mm hoards itself poor. g£ffiggS%ra,Kr>cS .copy oruRsSs?to Best Japan Ten 8 1.40. ONE DOLLAR SALE cilSity gives itself rich, but covetous-. duly ewtborlxed t> nB said pnoris**. Wa. DosMSk. Cbmplslattal'sMikistr. Dattei. Jun* >lh, IMd. jelvtF We WILL NOT be UNDERSOLD. Store Mow that lea’s* our Factory h Oil Tarnpsred and Patent Grousd, perfectly Ira. aad e»e*, and made of naifom tamper by our patent ttmjtering process. A Watch, Flee* of BbssU-g. Silk Dress . , thirtyilhr^M^ajd ^l^lvoMrtseFfroBi th. RUSSELL & NEVINS. Dry and Fancy Goods Veil. mniiriircBroAit. ttJERSKSK ter*r*Mttoa ibirty-lhre* <M»| all is the tew.n “it nM Circular, MUI, MutovJJaag 4 Croat Oat PsTorty ialhesixtb eease, Better free tn a foreign land than PRORATE ORDER.------ - July. A. D.‘WW, •« ten o'cdock In tto foreaecn »l Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Hi i rile Cecity tabrid ; .?w ORE DOLLAR fornch ARTICLE Aad I'd kin lb* bnghk lean away I~ It ".?'"‘‘7Z' Ro™^* CTAT» OF me«iaa»-«to o»w* Ceert □ fur U>* Gw»<r of in chsaewv. Airis W, T (toasted, tn said *aaaty. a IteUU J*j.( WIUJ.M US’SI’S. CGmplalaaat. Mkbrtw uecsrauw. and ivalnieut of all citin'1 acaiust arid esUls. A W.CUAPIN, 1 FKTKBD CULM. 1 Coius»«***rs Dated. J was Mb. ISsd p»»U d»e 1* nrweMaas or tnis Mas*. te.t X nbten I rrorj/h.r ■aBfiTOwatwaatnsaSt gSEsfeiL'ft&rf ex; dsrcis frwm tbs date ofiate order, aad teas S Ccmmiasionen Notice. ALL p*rs->n. ha rise claim* a«au>>-. tb* **s*l» ef wimame.atlsw>ru> late *t llwclori. s.**a.*e. M* h*e*by aoSified and r**u«»i»d to pnaaat lb* saw* Ibratambmitooaad adjustroe-.t to l» urdrnlp**, cvwimweina*ro tr-t a^i-dui*.! b, i-.a Fr sat* <»sri r--;,;; fSSSHS sttMssk1K»a«4ii.rsiaa W-.W iM-tt-.,"ira l-rtoai* cwurt tor tb* anal ndjwun.nt *fsO*»ss acwlass tohl^totei-.VBOO—,x . KEROSENE OIL, Patent Medicines, OaasmA. I.ourlS* ar anaad. Bee«"mr*f> Band fur descripUv* Cirenlar aad T*ra. s^.WiKttststiirwsa: saaftte.b.Y.gArsri cd srssrsa^tS'a.'svWqSe fc ^And ie_dhs*t|ywything tape la s First class ItZTMaiSIISE'-" , maytmr A wag told us the other day, that "one half of the .swyers lire without a eau-c and die without effect" An old bachelor says that tho talk of woman Is usually about men; even their laugh is but “ha! be! bo I" NEW YORK HAKO FORTE COMPANY, (caiarraxs aaacs, I »**.) 'ns in lba“wMrSi!wHuttaVteiS.teiJ' "srHExscte? KSirLts’S Books and Stationery, J^ALTIMOHE —•‘Neo r A do cake, no wine.’’ The next thing will bo "Ho wedding." "I won’t pay tor steaks ns tough u these,’’ saldian angp- boarder. ‘•There’s no law to compel me— they’re-oet a le­ gal tender." tar in the drug-ebep. Felix says tho Cincinnatians don’t ctriebrat* the anniveroary of Ute battle of How Orleans. They are too much The Cblmgo Bopnbliosm s«y»i—"Ju­ ntas Henri Brown contemplates a Mir­ ror of Manhattan.”' heeontemplates it tag, be’nowroly break 1L A UtUo boy returning home from SabbslhM>ool,saM to bt> mother Ain’t them a kltty-ehiam tor ULUe boys 7 This It tiball b* a pleasure to as la wait *• cnatosstos. W. A. S ARTWELL. Haalluga, Itec.il.lh.~T.______ seUtf GROCERIES, E=W Ertssrsr p*nU*l Un* "■-.in tori Jowrb =ssiB'«s.-ka^ “—as" knwrx n.MAtxoxY^^ Still Leads the Van or ah. k/sds axd or nxs gcaurr. wldcestoyAbrui)!*ds'T’»f MpuX^ *•*»■ •» M.sbM.r^,l-*. „ WRR:1I UharimlM Helle. Mrrk^Hr, es^un. betwamrflwr^fZXranJ peyweM b MsKssteL UBO.FglCHTOT/ Iteted, UMtibga. Jaw*fid, m MEAP~- ■£. PHTS.cuns' wusaunioss CimU O-t,H OttomiasK—■ » »•//'' OwadrMicb paJIUI Dated dun* ".-a. IML • MORTOAOK SSI.E. fijlYxnlA. ■s^^^a."«&ssies otros. stapslhies. slteehntoU end btrolMO. Tbt lil)M>gT»pbyl* tn tb* hlcltesi *VI* nf lb* rt, and is auth as has rarely eeea equaled, and j-ynoLunuN NOTH These port rails h'sr* rtee! red ns qualified praise «t.« .vl.nl vHtiM end rr^Hteeril Tlit et> partnership lure •"r*0 O-boen and under tb* *«gr. firm, and M; Oabom, h this day dtunlttd u.<ted n.Xw’ Aptesdrf u £ getter upnfaubj 1* ths rl « ’’'“•‘•'-.•MSSrta,.. ..Inodnl g*. rSK wR. tori a frntotowr af Ito '>«•" '.'.Tt.. ,.QM gORETlUXCMew HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. ‘’Ii Crockery and Wooden-Ware, •ItSSif i <^«o—ic—*— Tbo iotasM dtaira astrywbsM naalfaaUd obum ibis work, Ila (Saelfl Character and read aaie. combiusd with an loareaaad cdmmi*ato make it iha bast subset IpUaa back *r«r publial td. and offers la lp.li ths finest opportunlly make^ mosey er er beard cd la the history । ' s!ti Groceries and Provsions, J£CLRCTiC MEDICAL COLLECBk FjEDiNSTrLiVAWTA^ - ------- F»r the Fa men »f Bllckini! llJjl’l AULrru’.°f H“UbC1- hB”B« Furcated ■VslnwCheBpeako... raty a«xi. slfl a c£lT . C O Wauaoon.auymrfiorKMto l»ud April l«h. IK ........ ■BERI FIT » •<!*«• ^«d^ Isee. prrper^ to sMl W rsutetal* Farm. Town « County ntsMt* yX'u'MnxS? riu!rKr5,‘'ltai~ ’r« ia.ua. i-am.a—,1. wtsxxr-’-' ■* *«,< aw*. By Isaac w. >ta*rs». te«ri£" 1-wed. nswu4Jr?ay fis A :> im ) � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-07-08.pdf dc3c156a307b39fa66fe0645ce676527 PDF Text Text gwnwrr ghc ®|e fastings Oanncr. »EWEY, #EO. 4T BA3TIXQS. babbt co., Mica, __ __________ Witt M<u** Ww*rt w, via Cksritr ** *U.—»«k Ktum* la th, lifki." x VOL. XIII, 632249 mil.-IlK rat AVTVM. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1868. NUMBER 11 MEDICAL. ajusittfss Jhrtcwni xF Bkr gastiaf* gssarr. RR-M—. mallobt. It la the chief rad of ealbrtlc culture to JJH-IE HAILWAY! nui. are watotiag their substance by thsdee- VB00MAX. MEW TOM, BOSTON, to three quallti studio to employ himself In reallxlag hie nature. Ideal of Beauty. But how shall thto culture bo promot­ Here la another little story of thto good ed. In what books shall wo learn It, rad where shall we look for the rudiments, rad how learn M alphabet T Academlea or Colleges, m there Might to be, a Profeeoonihlp of E-tbetiea, but the hla grocer with a long staauing acooont, nearest approach loanythlng of the ao;t amounting to some two hundred rad HA2VTT WXIOTT wo'tid frankly con fees their inability to distinguish a fl ne work ef art from a rxsor Fira Cm tffl nmtniLnrDteas would not only eave 4.00 A.M. ME* YOKK DAY BXPBEXH. ilUs deal of ridicule. Good taste and adiacrimtuatlng ludge- HOLBBXIt • KILLS. fulnrea, more like him In the world. Air. Noble relatre a very characteristic LU F hard-working. practical num of businew. M. IJGBTKXlXa EXPBE8H iDattri Uvlng In Ohio, prejraing himself, we Importance than to the practical man of believe, to become a lawyer, when the bualneea, tor It will save him from mak- LUl'.M. AKW YOBK XIOFTTXXPBXKV ( mist the summons to h'a high calHnp. Michl cultivated intellect eon Justly appreciate. His collection of plctu-ea to the finest of lofty aspirations, and dctennlDed tn ihosc value chiefly depends upon their minion. Having made up hla mind to go to New York, he * ailed upon a young U>mg which would belrav sn uneducat­ of them, the ability toehoose the good acquaintance, who waa pursuing hla leed taste or an error of Judgement. There from the bad will Insure a merchant auc* Itely satisfying effect which perfection this ability has. no dotfbt, caused many ~— iu anything, but above alL In the higher a melancholy failure. But, how shall this faeul'y be learned PHICB OF IXHALXR8 (1 BACH. BALL A RUCKEL, PrepriUon. C rKlXDLx MOREHEAD'S supply to an Imper'sct organisation.— MAGNETIC PLASTER. perfect en orgsD'-xaLloii that they may The Great Streaptbaser Bid Psia to be avoided, which students fiometlmee modest dcforvnee to the opinions of oth- Sublime rad Bcaqtlful, rad Blair’s Rhetoric. Perhap* tba mfeat rad most Dextroyar •( the World. C 0 nOLBBOoK the moot sincere rad eiruest worahlp- aHiscelUng. this to ot ranch greiter Importance, In The Value ef Esthetic Culture believe, who have never thought serious- He accompli shed in art what Cooper did in literature, rad taught ua to look roilh Ml. IT EXrBQil* PREPARED GLUE, loss KICHAtt. splendid rhetoric of that great master of and Illustration. But, groat m w»-re bto English, it would bo we 1 for him not to dent, or an Imperfectly educated mind, tamper with the Oxford graduate’* er­ sed it la always de mors11x1 eg In its Inratic lectures on Turnefs laudscape art, giving the artistic taste of oar people an EVERY HOUSE USEFUL IN mind as » ell ronaeier.tlousnew ; and familiarising the mind with perfect things, naturally ba- THE GSBAT RE1I3IES. paint pl etut immediately succeeded him; rad net hla own Imagination. There never was ray such artistic eidolon outside of Rus- FAVORABLT KNOWN AND EXTENSIVELT USED Hew Tert Cily ai Ticiilty, na-Zts a glaahouacs^ richer srd'.wd tender treat- to Ruskin, Just as A madia de Gaul was ALTBXDC UTIIT*'. HAD1ME ZADOO PORTER’S their utter Ignorance.and perverse prodi­ of very little aervlce In teaehlng the art landscape pain Ung; but the largo Impor­ gality with the people's mosey, without of •electing the good from the bad. The tations of French pictures' which have reading the dally reports of their doings best method possible for a healthy cultl- been made during the post six years have to satisfy him of their character. When COUGH 60 Prie. 26. SO ud 16 CU. per Bo«l* OST EFFECTUAL BE.Y1EDY CQB8A VkOBTABLF, Inspiration. The extravagant criticisms, or more properly, eulogluma of Ruaktn on Tur- The literature of art abounds in excellent books, from which much may be learn- to the health and romfort of elvlllaod TWENTY-FIVE TEABt. HArmrcs nouix, friend, who. fludlug that he could not Impsut any of hla noble ambition to tbo ciuU<>tu sTudtnt, Ingeniously confs*, ad people sre overtaken by tba means for BAGGAGE CHECKED THEO UGH. providing tbemMlvee with articles of of bed art, it is frightful to reflect on the refined enjoyment, long before they have trnvagant bad taste In Ito effect upon the tgraFK F0MTICKCT8 VIA MUERAlLWAT. future inhabit an H of New York. The Wl.ieli cso bvsblsiaUat all Principal Tiskel Capitol In Washington, though grand parts of our prosperous country exhlblII. R1PDLK G' tbe poMi bill Ilea of art, to rest satiaAed with nothing that falls short of IL Ac­ mcchauical j roductlci s which afford the cept the beet you can get with a protest, but rellgioaaly ruai*t the temptation to pie. •ay that you spprove a thing becavM It the Introduction of esthetic culture In wealth trying vainly to surrounded Itself vilences and Imperfection tn Its artestle quit you; and never be af.-ald of approv- our colleges and publr schools, bate details. It la hardly poalble that aby the m^orliy, but ‘po not after the multitude iU,factory Malta. A gallery to do evil.** St. Simon etyi'Va gained an immortality rad an apotheosis by veu, In connection with Yale College; standing alone oa hla pillar, while the gratuitous Instruction in art Is afflirded amusing Instance lately occurred in Eng- acquired a large fortune suddenly, prob­ have Imitated hla example, are utterly ably by speculation in cotton, proposed teacb the natiimal mind the importance unknown. Bo sincere. That to, in 14rad make a collection of palntlnga and the rebel South. What we require to the habit of aiming high, of etrivtag fact.oa, body. But we need publicly endowed It might be regarded aa Inopportune K.k. ■., ■ nf th. MlM. public schools, ora national academy, mentioning the names or work ef liv­ ing Americas art tots, though we would MMW CUAMLTON^GmwjI^A Ight produce which would Illustrate • Ireton. But wa forbear. It will not be o«t of place to allnda to hall suitable tor their reception. With RAID TkCUB RAILWAY. SESsti.^Sa* . rarely exhibited, the Town OeoocBof for anything which to requisite far the yyaULESALE A RETAIL. OYSTER depot, DR. ZADOC PORTER'S [nratWR Slljai WO nr orrcsnus to rAHYBM OIL AND that they will not rip. that they will fit munifloent girt was declined; the paint­ ings ware found to be wretched drabs. EosnaAblBg ve y similar to thto Wholesale and Retail. CtheURkm KARTWKLL. conscientious men that ever lived was the late Washington All*ton, wbc.ee were our manufacturers rad artists so character to very strikingly exhibited in recognition at ths If we hare national at moties to provide �ginerf. •*- ewtoi m. Mnrxr,.;. nmittM .woMwiTiexs. , VXTSSIBB.GHiyT or iLUXois.. The exercises at the bo treatv w the Declaration was boautifuly read by protection When I was a light weight-only about naturalized citizem Rev. J. W. Bsxcscrr, and the Oration by 250—1 didn't mind thia sort of weather, C. G. Holszoox Esq. was able and eto- not much anyway. Bat now—yatter—The Pope has summoned a general day and to-day-Cblcago Uss been a lit­ council of tho Catholic Church to meet aisSmto, tle nearer, in point of tempemtore MttT old Orthodoxjdea of Mr. Satan’s farm, as I was taught to cntlmate It In my half to proving that Chaao was always a much superior jp* fiufn* exhibition of tho kind ever 'scon in Hastings, and NEW GOODS: drugs 4 medicines, A Splendid Assortment far Floe TollRt Articles, JUZ .107 i! XAULXJaAJUXJUMS w,.r. oar , r.X- ' All Hasffiig?'Outdone! rise of the mercury—it ta not rough on them. But think of the misery of plurrp — Dr. Mafltay, who will undoubtedly : u vr.ZZAiM.a*B3[* men, to soy nothing offat one*. Yester­ day st sem A. M. the thermometer to- be oloctod Lnitad Statfti Senator from South Carolina, is one of the oldest and Battle Creek Nowhere most chamhed masons in America. gubrious political article with tho above caption. Wo answer , Bit pcrsplr—The. Mt Pleasant Journal says tho .xovaoa -nuroY was We ore drifting oul of the difficultira brought about by ths Democratic rebel­ wV’dteaU,'- ' lion. in ».«•> ji < t icHKUX. ■. Grooorricw» Wo ore drifting towards a government r. GILES HUBBARD. —Theoditorof the Kansas Chief thinks of loyal man, carried un to protect loyal L MICHAEL C. T. PLESSXER. srp all tn rorcLAit Gen. Buckner, of tho LouisviHo Courier Crookcry, tfe. mon. done ence -with the same instrument. octa ungrateful iti not going for Grant, a* Wo arc diifting away from tho treason . Manufacturers of the New PaUat From tbs chimneys, and »team-pl|te Grant went for him at Fort Dunelsun. and eorruptiun of tho Democratic party MONITOR PLATE DOUBLE IRON ■ FRAME f Wh are drifting the robe! State*,clean­ smoke and steam curl slowly, lazily, h■? —The Columbia (8. C.) Phean\x has "HENRY P. BALDWIN, of Wayne. Patent Medicines, PUlKTO fortes. sed and purified of their treason, back (tralghtupward. The deads are white improved upon tho old Copperhead along to their places In tho Union. Complete Frofeetlem Againet W.t c*d "Thu is a white man's Government,” by "'frofcaAN BATEiS, of Grand Travers, Finally, on this subject, If I thought We ore sloa-Jy drifting away from a axd Hoi Ctimate. ’ a iding “And decent negroes may eomo oita ourin l spauldiso, orcuatm. enndting national debt, oocasiumxl bv a — ru*‘- >**<,) ITARJtAXTUf FUK HU ItAB. Democratic rebeilion. SMe Tnaenrrr— —Tho Lcngnnsport PAofo', ths largest . EB6.1KZSR0.GBMVEX0R. sf Hillsdale. We arc drifting towards the protection and moat influential Democratic paper in of naturalized cinzrna in all the worid. Notwithstandingtho heat, the grain We are drifting rebels out of office, operaton aver on the Board of Tiade, tho Eighth District of Indiana, concedes in advance tho election of Mr. Pratt, Re­ CPI. DHPJ AULN D. I*HITCUAllP,ofAUeBsa. and. drifting loyal men in. have bad vitality enough to get up a publican, to Congress. Books and Stationery, Ws are drifting towards on honest and VEBY CHEAP. HOLD MERE, BY faithful administration of ovary depart­ —Tho Knoxville (Tenn.) JfemU cunment ef the Government. the time of option contracts ended, a tains the following frank admission: *We We are drifting towards a settlement of tho Alabama claims. either for er against us, and we ph^aae GROCERIES, 6. •. 8PAULBIM. Haling destroyed ata vary, ws arodrifto disfranchise them all ns soon as we get or ALL KIXDS AKR OX HXX OVALITY. ' ting,11m> laws it gave birth to into tho sea could have been bought, In any quanti­ the power.” ty fbr $1,85. One of tho Chicago editors of oblirihn. , . . —■Du' Grand Ranidt Rayle states that rptlE CHEAP We ore drifting away from the Demo­ literal iypronouncen these "corncre" ‘ VI. RANDOLPH SrntCKLAXD, of Ctlnloo Mr. Wm. *Mnnndsr!tell from a scaffolding j cratic doctrines ot socrsticn and notifica­ in tho new Methodist ’church in that tion, vrhilu the Democratic party is drift­ bow tt would regard the question If ttaclf place qn Saturday morning lost, and was Oar State Ticket ing into tho hatred and contempt of tho “tutIde the ring,"—whether a “comer seriously, if not fatally injured. ' world. * —A most important invention is the To-day we place at tho head of eur Wo are drifting toward morality, hu­ than speculating on * rise In whisky, WALTER A. WOOD'S H. A. GOODYEAR, an operation by which the chief editor manity, peace, prosperity, wealth, great ­ columns tho standard I e-rcrs of the Re­ niZ£ MOWERS AND REAPERS! ’ of thia ven- paper made, literally, all be railroad*. With these, broken rnila fos* physicians- rerscniFTions publican Union mon of Michigan, iu tho ness and power. 12-1 Diha of their power for xnisahiaf. We nro drifting toward* firmneas. political contest of 1863. They were truth, stability, justice, liberty, 'equality, The July running races begin at Des—Three bankers, two merchants, and selected with great unamnity, by a full and happinew a* a nation. ’ ' one ministar were among tho inmates ar­ Wo arc drifting towards tho high pla­ that they will eclipse all the racing i>ea- rested nt a gilded den of iniquity, at 2 convention of tho true men of tho State, J. P. ROIEBTSACO. ces among the notions of tins earth that aons wr hare ever had here. During o’clock, Monday morning last, in Pitta­ the five days’ of their continuance over burgh. great honor to the State and themselves, Jehovah intended wo should enjoy. $12,01)0 will be given as prises. Fifty of the high jiositions for which they bare —A citizen of Portland, Mil. has a tbe finest racing horses in the United Utah Correspondence. States are already here in foil training collection of 365 different varieties of to be elected in November, by the largest pipes, consisting of meerschaum, briar, and excellent condition and numbers of chins, French dsy, glass, and common majority over given to any man, or set of WOQU’zi S. Balt Lake City, U. T. June 2’8 8. • others are expected. I diy. • . mon, in a contested political ropiest in LEAVR WEXOKA-GOl.NQ SOUTH. E». “Baxxxb."—In your paper of June A single death has occurred here this —The latest ..arrivals from the Sand- ] tho Peninsular State. 10th,I read the announesment that I had seaaotedn which there were symptoms been promoted from 1st Scrg’t Go. B. 86 of cholera, but nothing has been public­ U. 8. L, to a Captaincy Now ms that is ly mid atxxrt It, and it has not been fol­ that occasional shocks of oartbqnak( Bui I ding Materials. call went forth life in hand to overthrew .one of the greatest mistakes that over ap­ lowed by any other of like character. Thus tar the summer of *C8 bos been un­ Eave Troughs and destroy a Democratic Rebellion, and peared In print, I trust that you will al­ ' —TKSTil>era) mernbars of the French usually healthy In this city. Made and put up on Short Notice. who by their undoubted firmness and ;low mo tho use of tho col urns of your There Will be no other celebration of Coqw Ix-giilstif amplntp of tho profuse bravery won for themselves lasting fame paper, to correct tho same. I never told the Fourth of July la Chicago this year, I ex]>cnditures tn maintaining the French rphe Piotscur JPBiwier expeditionary in Italy, believing it unon tho Hood stained fields of tho Ropub- any , ono, anything to cause th rm to think than the closing of public offices nud Shelf - Hardware and,Cutlery < lie and whose nomination and ro-numi- , — -Tho celebration and base ball toiirnnation by ths kto State Convention, was publish ] at grnrera rulers. such on assertion for a fact—I cursions and pie-n'es which indlvidcni nmont, to be held at Mt (.lemons on the I [»r torfcty. enterprise may get up. If the'day Is ns a merited reward for efficient and eon- believe ] the story was started by some 3d and 4 th of July, is exported to bo of tinuod devotion to tho State in every ,mischicriuus person far tho purpose of a I। hot as to-day, cellar lodgtnn. thurmigh much interest. Clubs from Detroit, Ypsi­ Dodge's Clebrated Plows drafts, fee Vid laziness will be the genlanti, Fort Huron, Itemeo and other emergency, and iu even- petition both jjoke. Doubtless my friends in Bony eml order of the day. plamw have entered for prizet, end some are aware that I hold tbs poai-1 civil cud mililary to which they hare County, , | TbctwoiDoni inoompreheealble and been peevioutiy called. We are proud of ,lion of Captain of Mich volunteers, if beautiful tricks or "magictil Uiuslons'' good playing may be expected G. IL V. R. R.—The Jackjou C-tiw, not 1 would respectfully refer them to the ever Juno in this city are now being per­ HARNESSES report of tho Adjutant General of Michl- formed In the Crosby Music Hall by the of the JDth, says: 'Qxack-laying on MAIM SMOTHERS* upon its folds the name*<>f/Gen. 8rXcco­ gan, for tho year 1864. Since leaving 1celebrated Harts. One la the causing of the Grand River Valley Railroad con­ tinues, and the work is being pushed ]>uts of dry san >1 to a boot up and bring rse, Gon. HrunrsT, Gon. PsrrvHAxn, the homo nearly all of my mail has been diTST2WH T>ET*OT, tn lo full bloom plants two feet In height; forward os rapidly as poaribje. Tlio road will 'bo completed to Eaton Rapids by the the oilier la the presenting of a human try is indebted for tho capture of^that ent time it is all addressed in that manner licad, appanrantly without any body, fourth of July. A sltip lodin with Iron aroh demon Jeff Dxvts, Gen. Mat and Surely no one could burn infmd from but resting on a small cushion lu the arrived' tn New York on Tuesday. Ths NEWSPAPERS iron is from neon Cardiff! Wales.” /r Ool Gsosraor, and our readers do nut that, that I had reecirod promotion. midst of space unsupported and olono, ufjMrMafFx-A iFAaoxsimr. Perhaps it would be gratifying to my which talks, smiles, grins, sings, etc. . dora South was asked his opinion on that ticket have b en our first choree, and friends to know that, although I havo not He is drawing crowded houses. AXO rtRIOOlCALL Both the “White Fawn*' and “Black negro euEroge. "Ob, d—a h > niggers. for whose selection by the convention we received a commission since entering ths They should not be allowed ts veto at did not cease to labor until their choice Regular army, yet I have not been for­ Crook” are said to l>e losing money new. olL" “Yea, Colonel, but about 500 of MANHOOD : BOOKS. them in your district want to vote the gotten, but hare been recommended for the audiences are very “queer.* Democratic ticket” “Oh. ah! Yas— that Hun. Hkszt P. Budwix is in ovary one, by tho following named officers and Susctst ves — very well. That mak J all tho dif ­ prominent citizens : Flint then in order ference in tho world.” Blank Roto and Receipt Books, Governor of this grcatand growing State, of rank, Wm. H Lewis, Major 36 U. 8. I - Tho large steam saw mill of John LEGAL BLANKS AND and that he is sore to dischsge the I and Brevet Lieutenant Col., U. 8. A. Graham, in Unrein Township, Berrien duties devolving upon tho executive head Copt, Miznce Brwol Cd, U. 8. A. Capt rennts, was entirely ounsnmed by fire fl of this people, with an ability and energy L. M. Kollog, Breyot Major, U. 8.A. Wednesday night of last week, with 86,Of every kind and I'aritty. of character which has never been sur- Capt J. P. W. Niello, 30, Infantry, Capt, H. HERRICK, IMPROVED poMod, white lua heart will prompt to acta Edgar N Wilcox, and James A. Haughty (IRROUIXSOX AWIGHT«Ax-3 STORg.i SCHUYLER COLFAX, of peopla. or IXDIAXA. ssks-^s Whither art We Drifting ! gesorzt i •r ■; HARDWARE STORE, ; any particulars. STOVES, IRON tuXJVDTT.—The Houmok, £»]., uouyood the most e Vat of any one ev Vin»p,»ad there ta—id to sre It l therefore, to bo abl *fUu author, to Ths tut J8WBLHY & MUSIC STORE." recommending mo, and by Copt, Goo. over any want of clemency towards the erring and the fallen, which sometimes porarily commanding Co. B. in February has marked the character of men, who 1867. At the War Department March 6th 1867. By tho Hon. Austin Blair, in Michigan Press and the man selected to ollthough still an oust an max, lam fill tbs second position on the Ticket— willing to stand upon my record. as a soldier. R.P.LAMB. frusa which ths nomination of Hou. • -The oourt of 1claims -r~t >r-rT3.-v -_11- HU JU- -became V ’-.1 a to-day, wUhouttho President’s signaPublic Inrtructi'ja. and Dxxna R tore.>. It enlarges tho power of that court Court Baoww, fur member of the State Board and abolishes tbs offices of .1-Solicitor and of Education docs natln tho least detract two assistanta It also legislates BinkAR in all we ars proud of our candidates of the platform on which they wore plac- STATIONARY F.T.MA15, I B. MAIN. -f DKALtB IS —Tho Stanton (Montcalm county,) Htrnl'states that a man by the name of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL­ Eilaa DevnII, who was engaged in pulling VER and PLATED WARE. trees down by menu of a tackle, on a ship, was instantly killed last Thursday, by a limb fldting and striking him on tbs WfORlTE Hairdressing Grav Hair SEXUAL DEBILITY’ ILssUan* Ami OM. IW,. for old sad youag 1 Wvr Sals Mr all DsuflMa. DEPOT, 108 G1KOWICB H. T. Rs. tai SulUw M ?..T. 65* 1 mceONEDoU/B, hands to have polled the votes of 15,000 j wh' o*n be run. and colored men in Georgia at her late eleo-! --.jn s-j. ii I 000 umj IMO. •3! WINCHESTER’S Srscinc PILL literally rrwi or Incapacity. NOTICE. 8«dm4 Qi ,n THE SUCCESS rniow* tfoiXAR SALE ARXV0LV- Thaiton, of Muskegmi village, undertook, to make an arrest, when a . melee ensued which wwas closed — wsummarily ——-j v-^v-byhis dntX' ing a revolver and firing throe or lour' stmts and lodging Ihree balls'in the body hta»-< FOR THE CUBE Of isweBojUt w21 quiddy restore g SPECIFIC PILL, District, where there are I d colored uww white re. I Figure 2 Sewing Machine Ds Wvt-m Uteltew £ ihmumi: i jfteyVv? iJUnvcwyof STAHDUHFSCAI.es. LAMB KSITTIXO MAC! « BaBWowe Raos OmHMB.—T totprtoto* village o County, have nata rwk.wUh a half m i'*otrxndW in th U*.w»OT exhib toyefaptonHW Ho �fadaud WiMtllanrous. !»OT«Oi Summer Arrangement. 1868. IEW UYHTIIiMEITI. SUS > fbsOef.rta.rdnp Iwrrisfcr. nlsGeg endre Us aaais sadatjls.f BABL0W, QOQDVEAB A OBANT, IsdMastred by stoSmI earesst. Tbaarersblsg das* Uta Tltal •* ,T*n wk’ hfe- , tnrnt. If they will but attend the FmtM. orJ.fr j, excrcleaea of the day are aa Mlowa • Cotner of Jefimon ancLRaikuad Streets, IWIST-taA."15*5- of Middleville Exchange at 10 o’clock Orwr'. ^ring lt 10:30,- \ oeal Mualc, Prayer by Chaplain r ’“ "•' •r*wu- ’•*« sM'uu Mualc, Reading by Prof. A. th* Ma2 toIt swab, ud brota. .btt. 1U Hfects srssftks Me, Oration by Rev. Butterfield, ‘•Star pavsrfol - --------— — most —... tes.Sc>sl vra'aou cUreccnarac’ a/ ■ n“w“or *K*iu**n«TUto4br iu Spangird Banner.” Dinner,Toaete tube responded to by Revr Anne*. Bement •sa H rotiTOi th. .treajta, lBCrWum lb. <PHKidder .nd M«re. WrigS.^S “I.*1"11''1? 10 'be csaaUCarvcth, Clark and ollrore. i.yor rQrthl ntelritar’a StootoA cr particjulare inquire oT’-any of the h^nM*?I’ntnx,he <rottnd U5‘Wecn ,h« 1bS Of 10 “»0 < I’- M., July 4th, fflrernisokxittirt* to twvnuff'nram.* Is lwt__________ BBSJ. BIKfMALt,. zzl-zst" 1 L» . Mssi l cusss.Ctonyi.ta.aL Jsss* Vei«sa."b<f«nrf«i. Xa^nvtLLE.—Here the 4tlt was celebrate«f bran old fashioned national fe»Ural, and ••ration* were given by Dk. J. H- PaIaieb, nnd C. C. Smith, Esq., lap of Ilastlo-". ^S2^i!A'l!S^XXSSf‘ ^S3aaS“?9n BARLOW ■ - D.tkriag tbit Ike bMl work will sltiaMiriy I AM NOW SELLING Our enterprising fellow-townsmen. Eli Shupe, Oxren Leonard, and Ch— Pauli, have each purchasiM a steam en­ CONJUGAL LOVE, gine, for the following purposes: j«r. Shu[x» Is to use hl* in connection with hla foundry, Mr. Leonard h to .tart * steam saw-mill, and Mr. Pauli has al­ •rs snd crut. im^dimeat. lollAHKIAUk,wilb ready oomroenred work tn hlsnewplauing mill, with ateun aa the motive pow- hi'‘,p T0X,' ,,OWARh AiMKiaUcn. l*MU«4«lMr. P. Leonard, with hb character­ BUSINESS CARDS. istic energy, bno erected a very comtaodloua hall, about 26 by 70 feet in she, in ROBINSON A WIOUTilAN the rear and adjoining hla hotel, ‘ the Middleville Cottage) during the j«at two weeks. The hall will be ‘'dedicated” by a hug me-tlght-and-wblrl-with-m*. quick party, on Friday evening, July 3d, Mr. L’s popularity aa a Aori la a auflclent gaurantcc that the party will prove ' . ' ,. Tximter Wagnfeh, A. Ng. 1, M -flWjOO. Open Buggies single Boat |125’, to |165, M Twp •• . 180, “ JEO. fop “ Single “ 180, 275. Ratler A Jumpseat wagons, 75, “ 100. NEW BTF.AX ENQINM. SMM» >. imj ranf tha NewPateat fjTL“CBue FOUTES. r,‘- asssfrs...... JL J. GRANT. Brtttop. AWg.1l, N'T., HASTIX^S, iilOH. GEORGE PRESTON larites year Ultab.n to kto PIECES FALL PRINTS Received. 1868. CITT DBCC STMUI 1868. Large &. Well Selected Stock of y.D? ACKLEY &C0, GROCERIES, Which mvrt b« mH, tUfobst regard to price*, to Mr. E. M. Hail v< Ada, has opened a new businena e.tabll.hmcnt on Main St. ____ HANTISUa, - . . and has “runup” thetignlfieantpUcanl. MISS E. WILCOX, • Dry Goods and Groceries." Mr. II. 1* well known to many-of our efttxcna as a man of undoubted Integrity, a reputa­ tion that he maintained even here, in ID STDST, BBICX BLOCK, the very definite periol of “long ago.” That being the case we are not afraid to HASTINGS, - 37 - MICH. trust, and recommend the gtxxl people D. 8. WOODWARD, of Thornapple to give him a call. IISA5D 1UAPEBS! rpnE an<I*rslreed w«nil4 snawsr. is hl JL -fri.ods snj tba pabfi? gswr-vlly thst h liu iu his n.w Stott, »a 3s*t« Hu.tI . «Pl«Bd!d Stack »f FAMILY GR0CEBIE8 ■ CrasUti.^ «f Coffees, JJOOKH A BTATIONERJSS, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, Dry Ms, Groceries, •C AtlMhanL KOroml UB>ro aa* t fslk. I’ra* Vasaty. N. T. Faktastic PAitAPE.—Several of the old residents of Baltimore and some the adju'ning towns came out on a Draw Parade on the 4lb Inst. Every conceiv­ able kind of mask, uniform, Ac., waa brought into requisition, with bend dress from nn iuth to four feet high, to ctee them the most ludicrous appear­ - — nnce immaginable. Thus disguised and d the equipped they paraded the streets of our Village on horseback, wilh a eoal-blhck negro and his wife In a bugsry for rear guard; the wonch wearing the moat H.pieg to ro«1». ■ »hsr» ot natrons;. fro« Ii. Psblic. I pWp laystlf to (It. Mll.t.c,00 u regard. quality and prire. pW-FrrwBiJ and prompt attonllon will b.gi’ YANKEE NOTIONS AC. THKKa’ “ ed a great deal of fun and morriment, they were greeted with rounds of ap­ plause, and followed by acre.'al hundred* boy*, ofall age., throughout tbrlr mart . The procession reminded ua of the aldhear the fo-htonod Fnsllrer Training* of New ' Come again. i) izi’O r, MIDDLEVILLE W'OOLFJT FACTORY, , , GEOHOE PRESTON wA.LTAM’ mS'ER.% . JMArta. , it. Cbsrauag far Lights.**. taCsTiitar-. Ito bre* In U>. w.AA sad lh»* MS*.. - St Ahato.NdlWX AC*, SSI \ . Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, '■'ilTAl A «•«», INaXn hi laoUupplrsC ( Boots and Shoes, P-A.PSZI.S. Still Leads the Van 1 Drift Medicises, Groceries,_____ rjLDTBLOxtt. OKS. Slavs' id Receipt BortJ, . BLANKS AND ONARY nd and Variety. rs m JsBsrsaa iRrsS’. hsrttv'g to pul lECVIiF.or debility t W Il.il/ I Groceries and Produce, the rour.tie* along the Hue of the Cen­ tral. and in various parts of this "maty, and And the bead* uniformly large nod well filled. Ju the southern totiailc* most of the crop will be seenr*i this week but here Hole will be barewted U lore the 13th. 'AKE N8TICE. MYRON A. FULLE'R, P.*CB ('or use.—The people of the entwprtmtiR village uf Buchanan, Berrien Ointy. have established a splmdid P*rk. «»h a half mile track, and which I' aot rxeeiicd in tho State. On the 4tb, Broad Gauge Railway! I HI.Ury Ccro.ro. Ml«h. Satti JHimsMim, H. A. GOODYEAR, Bailer SIkImie Dealsr, fokte company. ■Tn*» extended to us on tbatoceasloo them all kinds of summ to ettnnH *« entertain the p<o- ATLANTIC & GKKAT WSTKBI W. U HEDRICK A CO., nI of splendid Horace, and some most •xreilrnt lime made. The people gen*rally in all that country were out enand the result must have been •Xrecdingly oncoumging to the officers the areoclAiion; but yet. there was thing connected with the events of th* day thnt certainly waa not on the •losre There waa a Sabbath School C«>ebruion held there, gotten up aa we ’»*« informed In opposition to the arnagemenu made by tho Park Asooclre for the amuwmnt of the people, * which we do not complain, though onion there Is strength. But we were Botahuie Kurprl«ed after the done of SabbaH, School Celebration, and LlfJ the raring at the Park had been so ’•pbUlcally condemned, to aac the >*l« connected with that ceiebrettou, OT YORK riA-W । ,n * body adjourn to a bluffoverhigthe Park, and were with no deGRAXD AND SQUARE of their Green Backs, they could Agratfe Piano-Forte •W U>e exelUog acenes going on Just Na. W saA Mi 8e»»4“c. fence. But then thia was none sr~t.l N« Vork txad Ue v< to^awrfyriaeLU.___________ wu busimaa, gnd wo prensme no a,y*.wa' •*"*»» ttaaks far the ■ROAD GAUCK IHOkl UKK. Celts Wearing ipp>reH iash roR niora and psl: MANCA, to er frost NEW TBA A, COFFKKS, sugaAs; SYRUPS, YORK, BALT1KME, wABuiaer«K cm. This U lb. salt b.to to *v- StASCff, SODAS. «i Asd la tact, (Ttrything fcu4 is a Flirt Class Grocery Stare, e»brisg*fe«kr^» BUTTXR, . onrrm JASSJF.4X SlUtBP-PHLTS, AUsnkljtdssf oouwrnv raoaven. IwUlnayywi lbs tegbsat etarksi pricfariL . • MYROIT A. rVLUA n^sgs.Msylst.teM. ■*»! Oil Krpon. of Pmn.yl.ui. �NCOICES. GREATSALE LIST SYSTEM frit BMT FAlfLT SEWING MACHINE alb“vm»^ PHOXIM 4 BENTLEY, LOCAL AQIXTI, HASYWW. MICH. mid him o> Advertlalnsr Bob cried oat, in"Ha usually fend, drei ottpx M0” UlIMfcflY Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats <fc Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, sjiTea, villaaa ef limited COMMI—lOMEMii Nov Ire.---- Circular, IM, Mula^Gaa^ A Crow Cut >D. BAHUACX). A Bxsram Trill —A little girl m wKXU*- RUSSELL & NEVINS. y- ^15 MAKR4 FOUR DIFFERENT .•VTITCBEH, wje ajeie: coming as tar *r xter. s.d. law.wi k-rejtai.ajjntau.ta^ ONE DOLLAR SALE you ao much trouble " "I wish, air, it was I replied A liftlo boy lived fur some time with a penurious uncle. Tha latter was one day walling out with the child by 1 is skis, when a friend, accompanied by a par-hound addremed him. Tba little fellow never haring seen a dog of so alight jnd • slim a texture clasped the Crer.ture ro siouod cry. Dry and Fancy Goods It Makes the. Best Stitch, leu imri'Bi ,1 rrackerrll FROIIITEOtlin JrMl CHtK.MUliljHllU, ON Cwli Klllu ranHlraa CIIANCKBY ORDER. E>o*lll'« IM i£. mu.. WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES OF PREMIUMS. Will Last a Lifo-Timo. ao thin?" RUSSELL & NEVINS. £|ARRY COUMTY io send in a toast to be read at tha anni­ versary celebration of the Pilgrim Fathera, furniihod tha following. It is spicy enough to flavor half a dooan anniversa rydinneraThe Pilgrim Father*, fereooth! What had they to eodure in compariaon to tha Pilgrim Mother*? It is true they had hunger end cold and sickness and dan­ ger, foes without and within—but the uufartuuato Pilgrim Mother*! they had not only thoae to endure, but they had the Pilgrim Father* also! and yet lhear nomte orc never mentioned. Who ever heard of the Pilgrim Mothers? Who ever gave a dinner iu honor of them ?— The Health* Heformer'^ Cock Book. Who erer write* amp, drinks toasts, and makes vpooebos, iu recollection of them ? This sell sutbciency of the men is beyond endurance. One would actually suppose that New Engusnd bad been cuiouwod I; by men, and [Kjeterity provided for by CARRIAGE FACTORY! GUARDIA.*! TH IM MACHINE TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, EVERT BACH IRE IS WARRANTED I Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Streets, HASTINGS. MICH. WS.V. . < »«n Be Sure to See- this Machine, w>4 ■uirassL . e&xa FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE ** The Blue Coata.” I AM NOW SELLING ESTABLISHED 1X1867. A vroin WtTM VOL’. BESDEET spekin) iutaxlouaed intar tha miiike wa wher it mkksac nurfoxrie with the Kow jtue. Looks in Luitir ix betiir ai vernillar in Ice Krsetn. Lumber Wagons, A. Linen Doggies "ingle “ • Two Tnp Hingis No. 1., at 1100,00. Seat 1125, Io |165. “ 180, - 1R0. 180, " 276. broths on yew wo brolhee. "Trix" Nite Humin drkuahee fur tho benksr- Hypop ho sphi te braiCisg •11 to. spin “EciifSi LcJbsum if tha aiut ide lik tu so mm thin mower holMummer. If tber is sun Act Promptly and Certainly Un° ht1.7«4 X* ALL ITAOBI uB curved in euny Stile.—gindr* . ALLEN. HAWES A CO A max in telling about a wonderful parrot hanging in a cage from tho win­ dow of a house which no often I—< said, “It trios “stop thief,’ so naturally CONSUMPTION. GEORGE PRESTON ttbilla and I'.wr Largn A Well Selected Stock of COMMISSION EK'S NOTICE. GROCERIES w» T'lL Groceries and Provsions. A BCTUt couple, studying tho beauties of-SRi art gallery al Ifeatoo, discovered FAMILY GROCERIES pariinjialnl “ho was French As a gentleman was walking under the arcade of tha Horticultural Gardena art displayed there, he came upon two well-dressed ladies examining a statu­ ette of Andromeda, labeled, Exeruted in Terra Cotta. "Executed in Terra Cotta," KEROSENE OIL Commisxlonen NoUee To the Ladies. TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT ’ >1 Dr. J. F. Cb.Khui, ly kaown In Medical BHR DOLLAR FOB EACH ARTICLE. Mb rm.-Tux" J. W READ. FIRST QUALITY The Eclectic Medical Jevul ef Pennsylvnals. "Bov ShiftlessAs ugly old bachelor suggests that births should be publixhed under the head of “New Mane." An urchin crawled into a sugar hogs- tmttaiY) jobxnucn«WAIT. GEORGE PRESTO* Nonpareil Dollar Sale? IP mfu'i >vl »«« to yoer lane to mare *• His first exclamation was HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. T. PHILUM. * • Urtl tor Ite SSScss^ SUFPOBT HOU IHBUSTBY! Proof of ow statement that wa have made THE GREAT OAUBE IEVSLSTIII II TSAStl ■airtton. n»Mb *■" oatawm. ii um J. S. VAI BIBIT I. D. BODIN MON, for lloriarb'l JgAXTUORE Still Leadi ths Via utocxtits s rto moss rot all.’ A nw MORTOAOK RAI* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-07-15.pdf 057e766e2c0413dcd754f38fdaa8e4b5 PDF Text Text VOL. XIII, UnintsS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN,“WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1868. MEDICAL <>irrrt«rg. bailwate EOOFIAED’3 GERMH EltTffiS, pRIE RAILWAY! Hoofland’s German Tonic. m noABBAotrx-bomxnutxMtm TO Feared 1? Dr. C. ■. J.cum, rUttADgpTlia, FA. QUART OAMPAIGH 801Q. NEW YORK, BOSTON, And Ncvr England Cities. LIVER, STOMACH. OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hooflrjid’s German Bitters IB—a urn. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, Hoofland's Gorman Bitters. HOOELAND’S GERMAN TONIC NUMBER 12, port o< Boston, but misfortune a ad sick-, Not iongaulaeqapnt Ferris called one uess ova; took him, and be sank Into tbo evening st tbs bout.-sf Mr. JL. and was glare tearing hla only eon t j protect hla II fortune.oenough ' Co find Annis said her mother and sister from tbe want' and I fa her slone, tta former eng «.d upon a was reckoning the amour!I of earn fort Illa of UU Ferri* b id enjoyo-j a liberal , piece op embro'.ds y of a new pattaro, and p'eosuro tire alnn would have education, and having entered the navy iand tits latter pouting over a volt me ui of ■ b ought to-the home circle. If properly a > *V>nun as midshipman w.is raise I to Beutenan I- anchnt i । b..oeophy. Oa U_ _______ I naet, or how It would have hoped tn his __ enteranoe alnp, by r.aeun of hla ac ;ulramenta and tLe old gontiebian look no fortber not ce taking up earn, note who i Lfe'was^short ’ gio I conduct. .of him thou ■ alight Inclination of the Probata y ho has received Ktnt new 111* profcsalon had led him to all part • .bead, and "good even.ng, • Ir. ’ idias which wt!l do him moth gtoJ, of tiiewo.ld, and he bad carefully Im­ Ho look acta r by Annie's side, and and not Ipjure his <w tomers. prove I all advutitngoa thuogh constrain­ told of hi* tevo in low but ardent tunes, ed by bis limited means to the most rigid bcgfctnf l ennlmlon to speak to her fath­ er on tbo subject. During the latu llttlo ‘•unploaa-rntHe had met wltb the only daughter “Oh, be will not bears won! of the of Qarris 11,. one of tbe wnlthleatlncr- matter," said tfie rm.uwfnl gM. “No n«a" we Lad tbe m'afoxtuue to spend cteants in Beaton, at a feto given on | longer ago than ye.t rday be spoke to fourteen months and twenty days in board tire ship io which hs belon^d, me r.Lalve to a cmne.t.on wltb B., tut rebel prison*. This time was divide'I between Btllo Isle, Rvhmond City, and had Immediately become enamored Danville, Va., Andeteonville, Charles­ of her, but he well knew in bls heart Loanty giving him her hand. that ibe difle cncc Lome n their for­ l-'erris could bear title suspense no ton and FloraDcc, South Carolina. Oh tunes formed a Imr.kr to lilslK-pea. Ho fonge.. In fact, t -e Lint nrlat.ve to an hed .y that the loyal north triumphant­ uad been aresual visitor fur >umc months vllinuce to another • pur eJ him to nc- ly elected Lincoln to bis second term previous to tho commencement ol oar llon. Ue j rocceded to the port of tbe wc ware at Floroncc. A* election day d.ew near the rebel* who Lad charge of story, at tbo bouw of tbo H. family. r.onf wireic Mr. 11., oil, and alter a few the i r eon expressed a dealre to see how "1 must think uf bir no more," raid lire pr soners would vote, and when elec­ Ferris to Ulmsrtf. '‘ft 1 am snwred at tion day come they ’iu pended a bag'on by ire.- frirnua for ofib ring her common In your tum.ly for mor. t a i a year part. civilities,with what ooiiumpt would her From x* rum die u fact tn*i you d.d no object tu the dead l.'ne for a ballot box -and annoonced that all wbo wished to vote austo e parents r.ealve a pr. poslt.on for my n>y atiaatioiM attcJ to your daughter, t hav. be.u led Harr!*IL, wai Indeed a turn old man, air. wLI and y thewia aa.d to be k rod to Ure p<.cr giving fre.lyof his bounty to all “I have o-Itji aecn you here," replied who were needy, ttld ho wasaatrangc Mr. IL, “end have no .c_aon to object be.-s to wltnc. s the Vvtlug, uvt one of them ccme.bnrr the fact that they man. He s.ldom *| okc to the e r.ropnd to your vuslta." st ong'y lav-cred the e ootiou of McChd•‘»ndecd. air, you are vrty kind. 1 lan. ( urn; aratively few of the prison­ ers were physically able to walk to the your daughter, but etuLoIdcned by Jure, ballot box. and only about oigbteon hun­ lib dcILbt, w_s to pore over bls library, 1 ask ysu tor birhattd." dred mawgid to walk or crawl up todeliving ns 11 w re Itr lire fellowaulp of the The >t.d man laid down hie look, and IKMi.t their UtlLL At sundown tbo old phrioeupbcri. Un several ucc. sluus removing bls .peitecLs, naked : beans or ballots were counted, and cf when Ferris was at b.s house, and cu"Poca tl.c Indy sane.ion thia reques'.?" the clgl^^ii hundred caat, Lincoln re-. gaged lu conv.nation with Ann o, bo SHiscrUany. THE TWO PURSEB. It was a cold wlnLr night, and th; wind wb stle-J through tbe bare 11ml a o.' the tree* that lined the waJL-Tha ground wa» covered with enow,' upon who e eur.'ace the light of the moon fell ,wj 1dazxllng aplendor, studding the cncmatcd ground wltb brilliant duunond*. Aa Uie • d south dock atruck nine, a youDK m .n WiagRu In Ills cluak.rought the ehade of the large t sis In tbe park, f.om whence bo whtclicd the coining ot tbe numerous carnage load? of the gal.y dna>cd people of both terra who enter­ ed one of tbe principal houses lu Beacon Through the richly stained windows tbe gcorxeo.rs light issued In a flood, aocnu.pAnled by the thrilling tones of mu­ sic, in.tn ths hili band ; Cue bouse illu­ minated at eve y point sromed crowded w.tb gay and happy sj.lr.tr.Tire stranger still cont.mplnted the scenery.his dock, which till now bad onvc opeJ tbe towir prat of bls teatuns, bad fallen, disc los­ ing a lace ef manly beauty, a full dark eye wh b an king Lrow. and shoe: curly hair, setting otT to great advantage hl* Grecian style of feuti.ros. A brooming muostnehe curled al out bls mon.h, g vIngaaikht ilaaslc appearance Io bls WEAK AUD DELICATE CHILDREN BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. ■.WWrl . i>. JABES •JilABLTO.X. n w. DrpslL MV a. »•«•__________ ' H RAXD TBOTK MILWAY. Fro • Shall I enter," said he, thoughtfully, to himself, • aud least my oyiaan churuis I eau nevir posse-s? Hard fate that I should be bound to the iron chdns of poverty, but I in n man, and have n snnl as noble as tbe tad of them. V o will see," and crossing over to the pay iceue.be mured the hall; he cist ofT hit o \c rahoca, handed bla h-tand cloak to tbo servant, and unannounced, mingled with the b. auly and Cab :on that throng­ ed the rooms. Gradually be made bls way among the crowd, in wbq.e centre stood a bright and bcautl.ul assembly. The bloods of tbo West End Docked about her hocking for an approving glance from tboec dreamy bine eyie.—' Half abatroctid, »be answered or ipuke' upon the to] lea of conversation without‘ apparent late: rot. Suddenly ano at rt-' ed, blushed deeply, and dropping a halfr couitey, In token of recognition of torus one without tbo group. Her eyre1 nj longer languid, new sparkled with1 admiration, and -* our naval friend en­' tered tbe group about bar the laid herr tiny gloved band in his, saying: » ••Welcome, Ferns, we bad feared that■ your bailing orders had taken you to sea.■ “Wc should not have lifted anchor! without;first paying tribute Co ourr queen," was th. gallant reply. Alitt.Traa through tbe circle of ex­' clusives ul h» appearanou tranong them, but when tbe hwy approved there was1 no cause of complaint. ] The gay acene of the evening wore on;I aerentl tim« Ferris Howard had pot at1 fault the shallow-brained fops around1 him, placing them In anything but an1 enviable light. Fcmi Howard was a lieutenant In tbo1 navy, and dependent antlroly cm hl* pay m on officer to ruj.jwrt a widowed moth­ er and slater, to whom be wm 4*votedly oLserred the eyes of tne old man Lent sternly upon him ; then his heart would sink within him, and bs would waku to a reality of h.s*ltui.tlor>. Fcr.la Wo* one evening In Beacon “And you oak—” “Your daughtcr'a.band." “It la you.*." i'er.ia tpiang In astonishment tn bls lost saying: “1 hardly know howto receive your spite uf th? cold rerepl on from those he kindenr**. my dear air ; 1 looked for me; there, be atl.) enjoyed himself in tl|e4>cl.ef that Anulc wa« net rnditfb.'cnt “Lls%n young min," aa'd the father to' bls tcg.irJ. lie bad been relating to • Do y.<u tmnk 1 should have cllosed her, at lie.- request, b a oxpe.Lcnce with you to become Intimatif In my fi.mily without dr t knowing your jchsracter Do you think 1 should have given you this prtticut child (and hire be placed her nend in Fer.ls’s) before 1 bad । rov­ ed you T No, *!r: unlof tbe b gbest In e-clu.y, I have selected you ns one In “Annie, w Lt yuu pluck that roie fo.toe as a token of aflin.t.i>n ? Ytiu knew my aflectiou fur you—or stop. d. axat— behind it grows the codnift. You know themjsiic language of both. wl.J you cbncMio and give me one T" Ing and Rtnmmerlng girl, plucking and handing hhu the rote. Th!* paused when the attention cf the company jrea.nt was drawn to ix.uic eaguglng object. Nevcrbefore bed F*r* rh revived any evidence of Annie'* lovcMive *r»m her tell-tale eyes, 'the Bowe.- »m placed next lo h a Dealt, end he left tbe spartinaut. He b.ai procoeded but a few stejs f.om tbe beam when be woe accoe.el by a poor mendicant, clothed Ju rags. wb j wre exposed at the -ale bout- of tbe night to the inclemency world ovlls me acold, calculating inau ; pernap* I am to but f ttad-a duty to per­ form to Him who eutruatel me with the tappin* • of tills bksacd child; 1 have cuuvava.ed to perform that trout falthlu.ly. i “1 know your life and fiqblta, ysur a good Luaband. But stay, I will be wiili you in u moment," sud be loft the lovers ugetber. “ehoato y uf your marriage with It. wm only io try yvur heart iheu, and Ui.cken the plot;" said llowa-d to tbe blushing g.ri. At tb s moment tbo door epenod, the beggar Mbtta l-enla had twica rclLved entered,- and rtej ping up loler.i»a»ked alma In rajay he aaxsd him In a»- “1’ray, air.', atid the beygnr to Ferris, “can you give me a trifl.1 T I am new ly staivod and chilled through by tbs figure roue to a a.a.dy height, and coat­ lug off tbo d-agulsc It Iiua. worn, dl»c-oauight air." oj the pen on of Annie’s father. tion with the beggar—fn.- nehad not tbo heart to tu n aw..y from tbe sufiterlngof hardly be canvuivud. “I ddennlreJ," arid the father, ad­ a fellow c.eaturc, banded him u puree containing five or six dollar?, urging dressing Ferri*, “aft-r 1 bad otherwise him to seik Immodiate »heller and food. p.ovid j'Kir ihatuc-cr, to l.»t one vlrure A he beggar bl.aaed him anl j oaacd on. wui.h of nil ot.iere is the greatest— A few nights aubiequent to thia recur­ Uha.i y; and badyoa tidied in tbatjou rence he war ngaln al her fat her’* house: would L.ve foiled w.tb me lu this morMrs. H.. Annie’s mother, receive I him no^e. You we.v w.lgh^d.u UtcUtlanic uudnot louud wanting, hire, sir, la >omewhc.t ccnrtru'ncd and distant wri- your tint pu.se—it coutallied six dtdlare co ire. Being a woman ofnogreatemver- it now contain* a ibeque for six thous­ sdtjonal j oLvere, she alwnya ret‘red quite and, and he.eji your leound whL-h ecuearly, conducting her intercaur e with talnod flvo dufl rs, tml I* multi । Ikd by society in .tbo most funnel manner.— a tboMsan^l. “>ay,". said (bo «M«* man, Ferris was much surprised that Mr. II. as Fir.'ta was about to object to It. -‘there htul taken no jiarlicular notice of h'* In- u no n«ed of cxpUuatini.; it was a fair tlmacy at hia Lous?, for ho seldom saw Tld* was ol cuurw: a mystery tc Annh, him;and when be did tbe o'd man's eye* was bent on h'm in anything but a but wb*u cxpLiued, added io her love friendly and inviting *p<tiL In Ibis dl. for I.cr husband. lemn-.n he was at n loss whet course to pursue, *'.nce Auule's acknowledgement of hex aflaction for him ; and now he wire eqtuUy d stint from the goal of hi* A gentlemen In buainemln one of our hspplntv, for b's bctler judgement told large cltie* ba* for you* mode a p.-uetke him that it would be j rsauraptoua to which 1* comuson with many, of Invitask th* consent of liar parent*. On thl<’ Ing Ida' custou era and friends cut to uccwten he had taken hl* leave as usu- , “lake * drink" or a cigar. A friend aual, when be was met by tbe brgjar of the former Bight who eotlcltod aims, do- 1deavtraed to convince him that be was daring that be eouid not find any one else to assist him, and that tbe money tafcn bestowed upon him bad been n' pended for food and fbe rani of a miso nUeeeDa. where tabitf Mpt Again Ferris placed la bl* hand a 1 ' ttaootewmsurero trite, tat Co mb M.« olll, be adopted tbe foltowleg planHash Umt he spro: anything for this purpjec, bo depoellcd so equal amount-in a tax in Iriesafe, keeping no aeeountotiL- Ar the end ot three months not attempt t> hide their d!a,uat at tbo rrulL Before the voting they dll r.ot doubt that tbe prisoners would vote almost, solidly tor McClo'lan, on the ground that If bo was elected n co:n| ronilsc would be entered Into and they would be released from a prl.on that was-but a fc# step* removed from Dcatli. But they had greatly tn'stskrn the fooling of the eamp, end a more chop h-artaof those emmicinted .discouraged, alck and d* lug sUdlera still Leal In uni­ son u 1th the greet heart of the loyal North, and nothing short of death It-elf cou dstopit. XVI.h these facts telore Chase,—the soldiers will ever bo firnud Luc tq the ;rinciples for which they fought end suHcrvd hardships which no tongue or j<er> can describe. [Fond du l.ac Cotnnxmwenlth.J lice Into IJiu* eliT vrhTTfc U pie aaqt in itself, and c-frh* wltli it' a lesanb worth learning. A poor girl namrol Gcrtr^do was deeply attached to a yotrmf.taau whose wealth pree nded air hojKw of mrrrtagc. One bight, asabe sfei wcc,'.Ing, a kdy entered bo.- eottago, and wlthou! saying a weed p'aeed lu Tb'er lap a cushion, with It* lobtlna dik'd wlla tbiead. 'the lady thin, with jtetfeet sl euec. showed her how io work th > Lobuius and hew tn make all sorts of dellcau patterns uni couif bca ted stitches. A* daylight approached .the milden hid learned the art, and the myali-nous visitor dta-ipi sartd. The maiden grew rich by her to uric, ciU mar.k-d the object uf b'-rlove. ■ Yun* alwrward, while living In luxe* ry, she was Bt.rticd by tbe mysurtom lady entering her bouse—this time not s.lent, but lodclng item. Fho raid “Here you enjoy pence nnd comforti wbllr witbrut arc fittnlno nild,trouble. I helped you ; yen have no; helped y<mr neighbor*. The angila wctp.wr you, and Inns away their ftaef." So . tbq mxt day Gertrude went fi rth wiih her cushion and hex bolds In hand, and go^ lag from cottage to cotfagu, ata taught tae art abe bad to mysicrloosly le trusd, and oomfbtl and plenty Qaua* to a!L On one oxaslon a* the Bov. Lfalhew Wilkes, a ealbrated Louden pteachi-r was en hla pray to a me. ling of mlulrtws, be gut cangbt lu n ahowar In ths place called BUUugse-ate, wtaro ttan> werealar,c number of women daaiiag In flab, who were ruing roost p.-oftas and vu'gar langMge. Aa be Meppta under a abed In the mhbtof ttaefn, he felt called upon to give nt load bls te»ti- �& co «fc» 9*sti*gs Bsasrt PIANO Fo nt large to be electM by Ami OMHcattoa. The Cuureatiua fticn took tnap.M RJk9TX!VO«. MXCX1 that you KEW GOODS: Dr. Botts:'Mku>. uf Grind Ita'Wa. ULYSSES S. GRAKT iLuxoa , 0’DwuteH. Jackaon ; E. H. Honae, Ingham. Aueri* lh»trir —Thomas D G2brt, Kant; Hampton Rich. Ionia B0HUYLEB COLFAX Or IXDIAX.i. JunrAcrctux “witbout tha ua.bcutar* ’ nnnicii xeiiiiTion pz ■ CASH STORE OCOROE «. DLWiiV.. bratlan had loan made i* hastily. and yet to tetr, that aulDctent not’ce A Splendid Asxartmeni for Sale at Rail Road Pricer DEUG3 & MEDICINES, Fin. MM All Hastings Outdone! K. JUMETT. a Oakland ; John Hibbard, 8L Clair. CllsRXJta M. CROSWELL, IOI1X ttJRT. ndegate.uf Lenawee ; F WRatraU, uf Uo-cna. .. -riLIJAN IXIEITZ. II. CBARLBi W. Cl HBE1L HI. CNARLia T IIORHAM. IT. BTROX M. CCTCHMJX. T. OILER HURBSRU. HENRY P. BALDWIN, ot Wi MORGAN BATES, oIGrand Travera. OKK. OLIVER L RPAt'LDtXO. ofClietoe. Dmmww— , ERIXKZKR O. UROrVEXOR. of Dllbdalt. OEM. WILLIAM uuMrllRET. DJUlItt E. UROW.X VI. RlSDOlJ’Il RTR1CKLASD. of < Hston Democracy. Tbe Copper-Rebel, Dcmocrtic epg hat hatched, and Horatio Ecymour of Now York it the production. What a spec­ tacle ! A great people with political im­ pulse*, loyal hearts, and undoubted rvaentifive now uf ano thinl of the peo­ ple, a man whoso political action during all the day* uf war, trial, and national ■•Swing vat in lha intaroat of, and in cordial sympathy with the enemy uf the bhiawuaee ; H. A Burt, Marquette. . Bagley, of Wayna <ted chairman uf tho committee. o’clock the oration waa ddir.nd. Mb. Tho chairman of tho committee co Hutter ria id's effort* w ri un loubtodly a fitting speech, which was frequently rooululiuns, then nj^rtcxl aa fulknrs : applauded by the Convention. KruHrt— John L. Ingeredl.uf SLiawaaase,moved 1. Thu* the National Union Bcpubli- our meat fanguira axpeetaUans, and that tbe delegations on district elector* •H wee ao we I plaia-d w.lh It; that bo presented. Adopted, and the rejioit* cauporv of the United States, hi the M R. Emobt otR rod a Bewlutb n wh cb were presented u follow* : 1st district. liromuting the best interest* uf the na­ Ches. CUsbee. Case ; 3d district, Chas. T. tion and in saving it from overthrow Ly ■peaker be roquet cd to fi rntah a copy Gorham, Calhoun; 4th district, B M. tho *u11ac»Arm ul tbe wicked attempt* fur; ubllca'lon In the Hnat ngsBaSXK » Cutehoon Maniatoe; fth dietrict, Giles uf treason and rebellion, n* well a* by ita Tlubliani Mnoumb; Oth district, Michael firm adherence to the puticy of protect­ stated Ihrt It wot Id U impcealblo :o.ing tbo Iryal citin-ns of the E« public T. C. Pteesnor, Saginaw. ra* an ex en>| oranlou* effj l; so with On motion uf Mr. Htagerald, of Cal­ aguiusc tin-ir reh-ntha* Jicrvocutoi* ami houn, it was voted that tho convention ojipMera, and uf acctuing tho iwimancut proceeds tu ballot for candidates for tho l»-uco uf tbe cuuntrv un tho basis uf libState offices in the order in which they ertyanl jasiioo, merits tbo unqualified ki red In n nut her, though adjacent part are named in the Cuustitutiun, aud for cutifidonco and unfaltering siqqmrt ul dw American jieupl* ■ and Diet its ductiinra electors at large last uf alb The chairman appointed the following aud prii ciple^ a* act forth in the plat­ tellers tu receive and count the ballots : form madu at the late National CutivonMessrs Dewey, uf Bany; Delond, ul Saginaw; Thumpeua of Hillsdale; detail, hereby luUy iudoraed, aud will ls> •‘Ocr Country—Her Foinion and Luomis, uf Jackson; Bany, of Wathto- must cui dialiy aid ton fitly supj sated by the Bopublicuns uf Michigan »«• join e I y J no. taricth, Etq. *’F II. ILnt in General UirsecsS Grant M-. McGowan, of Branch, pr-wented tho name uf Cyrus G Luca, uf Brancli, we behold the lilueliiou* suldtor, the tried I 1 rojo c<Lby J. Ci rrcl.1; rc*. ondol to m candidate fur Governor, and supported ]*atriot, tho man ul few ruid* I nt peat liis elaim* os the ehuioe uf tho *outho.u dveds, and cannut fur a moment doubt by b. Wrlgh’. “Our young Mod i nd and wastern sections uf the State which that hi* nominaUuti, so entirely re«i«>n- Wome..—wl-a; they ougU.tr bo what liail always given largx Republican ma- m'vo to tho univeistl demand ut tbe jsit itotic meases, «ill Lo enlliuuasticaEy rati­ juridee Mr. Stoughton, uf St Joseph, subport­ fied by them at tho baltot Lux. Geu. lie f londly relatluu ot tbe Un lo > ed tho numination uf Mr. Imcu,aud'>j>ukc Grant nuver surrender* III. bat in Schuyler Culfax wo re- i briefly claiming his nomination ns tho rmirooentative uf tho agricultural interest cognixo the young aud gallant statesman whuee ability and ten ice m public hie । I, ousu by A. < lark, Jr. of tlie State J. F. Conover, at Wayno, presented tho Laie looeivcd tho cvufidvnre uf the ]ho, nomouf Henry P. Baldwin, uf Wayne, ide. whCo hi* pure and amiable charact.T Oitbcdrx Cl urch, aud their Influcac has wuu their love, and in cunjunettou , and spoke in hi* favur. uicn Liorala aad Suehty.'' Mr. Boise, of Lenawee, eaid tlio dele­ with th*great soldier aasneiniod with him, gation ol that county had dosited tu pre­ sent tbe name uf Charles M. Crosaweil, at hit command gave aid and comfort to and that in that desire they had been the murderers of our Fathers, Brother* eecundod by many jiurtious ol tho State, aad Suu* on tho fields of tbe South, and woo to-dar, owes hit nomination to the ijdori.y withdrawing hw name voice of theca same Uood thinly rebel*. r« the conrention. Hu felt tlii. lu bo duo not uuly tu tho many friends uf refused its support to tbo loyal in ite Air Cruaswall but to the cunvemtion itself. ranks, and selected a traitor, a vulnntery Governor, tho Secretary calling the roll Northern Traitor to ba ila representative uf counties and it atuoJ a* follow* : man. Buch a party was well reproacutad Henry I*. Baldwin............................... 195 Cyrus G Luce ....... C2 drunken jubilee on Satnnlay night, who It was Iheu moved that the Domination made the air reaound with their ehoata of Tho mutton wm *upi>ortod by Mr. Mc­ Gowan, ul Branch, who q>oke in behalf rod evidancet uf their patriotism. Ent of the delegation of hi* county. Tbe thia it tbe great Democratic party. Once motion to nominate Mr. Baldwin by aothe party of the piopla,nuw sadly degene­ ctaniabun was nnnuimuiuly carried staid rated into the party of rebels and rebel great ap|dau*o Ou mutton the eliair appointed the fol­ glomara*.', it Hurali ■ Sjyntour the leader lowing committee uf three to welt U[<un Mr Baldwin to inform him of Li* numi- in oppuaitiun tu tho Government in 1SCX X«p«blican State Convention. The chairman announced that ho held a nuts from Hou Dwight May, declining to bo a candidate fur rv-olectiun. A ballot fur Lieutenant Gwurnur was ed to order by Hou. Win. A. Howard, then taken with tbe following result Chairman of tbo State Central Committee, Afurgnn Dates . . . . . IO’ J. J. WuodBMUB....................................... CC Kalain jki, lu invoke the Divine blaeaing upon tho doLberationa of tho Cunvoutiun. J. Webster Child*, Mr. Howard then nominated aa tem- David H Jerome Victcry P. Collier,....................................10 On mutiuu, tha nrminAiiuu of Morgan dreasad tbo Convention with apj>roirtato Bates, uf Grand Iraverec lor Lieutenant remark*. On motion Jams* O'Donnel, at JackThe Brpuhlican Stele Convention met m Wednwiay, Joly lai, at 11 A. M , in MwriU Hdb Ths Convention was call­ Saginaw, Hun E. 0 Grosvenor, of Hilhdale, was numinatad l<y acclamatiuu u candidate for State Treasurer. ent Attorney General, Patent Medicines, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Purpoaea. ---- ALSO---- VERY CUK4P. MOLD UKRK. BY 0. 0. 8PAULDIM8. Books and Stationery, GROCERIES, or all x/xds axd or rtxr qialltt. HARDWARE STORE H. A. GOODYEAR, PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS STOVES. FBIZE JKHVEIIS ANU KKAI'EILS' J. P. IQBERTiaCO TRAIS:* I KlVKJItE.-OX-GOISO KORTII Til A A A» T if I WOOIFH fiise M. UUllll'K S.U tUl WUUll’K kr« lkate waxuxA-coixa kodtu. Tub Vicm I’amiDarr.-The c »pp r.. of Site octi, not b >v« been be’ier; that tbo tinging Dodge's Clebrated Plows qual ty and q'lantllv; an I that cvcry- W Ai.oV Kltor HouBe.Carnagv, Wagon & Cutter PAINTING. mtiaflcil that Ml kllavllte w*> the place much n on-we wood, ladlyaay, we oh i.ot that yea wo .11 ptnlebly think bat NEWS DEPOT n. A. GOODYEAR. concluded to a y w thing aLoai it. MANHOOD BOOKS ।PEET MC*IV.<'e*» l-iv...: o d’s n< w bul ding, and b A - cetabllab- that J. D. DL-lnoh a t on are manu no luring tom.- tintr Is lum’ wagou-, ThsLa^i Sucttti Blinlt Note and Receipt Boohs. LKUAL BUXK1 A5D STATIONARY Qt’crery HmL and I'aricty. Worto x<t Ix.ionar Steaumo.l.x-Cotnm so oner I ol Lua r s gned b>enu e Mr. Jo n ton would nr.t all .w ih r moral of knavi h « bar Inate* con­ nected with the collect nn o' the rev nt a. The Pre. Wont. In o d>r to .how that there cvuld be co d- ubt a. t > tbe aevudahtu truth o tma charge, lotnnrtod Per y Ft T. r .o tn c»d Mr. lloll nr. HAIR Resto^ HAIR dressiMI SPECIFIC PUL lOMYUKiCRKur Be: atu confl in Mr. 1‘nlte- tbo • SEXUAL DEBILITY! THE SUCCESS wBl qafckly restore J.D. Standal!, Scattering • ton, tbe following ware apjouited a romA mution was made tu make tho numnsittee to nom'.nato juraiaiot utHcers of tho Convention : Al largo Joseph Sav.n- iuotiun of Dtripht May, uf Kalnmaax>, dcr* uf Eaton ; First district F. Van uuaulmuua, whsoh mufiun prevailed. Valkanburgh, of Hilhdalo ; J. K Bcn- Hun. B. D. 1’ritrliard, uf Allegnn. was unanimously nominated by aaclaaMthm, at candidate fur Cuami^iuncr uf State I^ndOAce. PIANO FORTES. Comptefe /VefreNon Agotiiw H-.( tlj and Hot (Xiu.ait. AT KLDCCED rk/CLX ments Lecvmo mu/o illustrious a* the — — • -— n l ntu them nor undying gialitude aud leva VL Tbe foivigu utuigrattou, which ha* given to tho Western Heniuplicre development of resource*, wealth, end • thrifty, iuduriifoua popuhilivn, ought to lie featured, and it is tho duty uf the Stalo and National Legislature to enact efficient law* tu that end. VII. That we endorse tho Rmiublicau administration uf tho State uf Michi­ gan, which ha* at unco promoted and and protected tho public interest* end justly received tho endorsement of the jiupular regard. VllL 'Diet aa a State is must truly great in the intelligent, virtnuu* pujiulatton it contains, ths public land* n! Michgaa abuald be *u disjusod uf a* to ]iromoto their »etdement ly mini who will own aud cultivate the ouil, add tu the produttou,an I increase tho taxable valu­ ation uf tbe State. IX. That wo present to tho suffrages uf the pevtde ul Alichignn for State offi­ cers, rajsihle and tine men, and inruke for tbe ticket ]iat in uumiuatfon Ly this Cuunnttou tho curdial eu]q«it uf evmy good citizen Tbo rending of tho raeulntion* frequently interrupted by a^.lnuse, they were unanimously udujited. The Convention then adjourned ing result: Ihirddintrict Cbarioo Tripp, ufWaahte- aianemctureraorthe N(wj ,i„. MONITOR PLATE IAjVLLE |bt FRAME Shelf - Hardware, and Cutlery* an- being gathered,we iqqartiato the Lo­ numJnatn. J. 1-. Fifth diatriot Col IF* we pledge l»im our undivided, untiling •ontwrt. IV. That n just regard for the ineritabla Lnnlou* uf taxation, tbo stein legs- j j mitted by 11. Wright; rcs,x.ndod to by cy uf a ceqquied BcLeliton, demnud* the 1 [■nssistent excrci*cs of retrenchment and J. F. Lmo>y. E q in canoluslon, Dr. i economy in orery ]>ar'. uf tbo public •ci­ El h presents the foil* wing, which vic* ; and that in btalo and National ad­ n a* rtspondt-d to by Rev. U. N. Annes: ministration, tho Republican* of Michi­ gan demand that thi* shall never Lo lost Alain and pit up on Hbo.t Notice. sight uf or forgotten. clcut efurta Gen. Wm. L. didate fc>r ro-efoction of Jackson ; Fourth district George Dewey, of Barry; Mfth district, Willi Battle Cr«ek Nowhere vfo * te-uo of the HAXTR*. i lnne.’ and ■ efresl manto ware *erred undo.' the au- U preferred < fation <4 Lie terr- Th* Dior lybu,«»>ytbo powdia Gxxe. Tho Democratic delegates from Hie rountty will hare an upputuuity uf cnJaining to their ^'.e how fU ‘drop game" is jJayud in N«w WlNaiEriTEH’S frttffic FILL GaiXT tx Tk.ua.—“Let nt bare rwre,* Profltsalslo EaiployMOB W’jstrs.j* •»«>!-!- —. tri Cnibotra; hirst » ayae ; occum of Branch; TLj.d .W1XC8OTKR * STANDARD SCALES �8P10IAL N0TI01 1868. DISSOLUTION. DRUGGISTS! TheCa partambtp beevtafoee (Bating aaler tbe aanae aalntrkor B1RLOW. GOODYEAR A OKAXT, U diraUaad by maud eoaMa.1. cm rare arras i 1168. f .©• ACKLEY & oqt Ur” “4 N. BARLOW, W. F. GOODYEAR, IL J. GRANT. Hmtagt, Aag. U, IM?. ‘ % BARLOW & GOODYEAR. FORTES. b’-a m Drug & Bookstore BUSINESS CARDS ItK Ueaaral'alraad nnuire.iu Wawhingiua.whara ba «a. alferdad »»er? Ise. I it) fur alodyiag hi. iliualrioaa aal.jret. Mr Marshall la radaa d ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN PIECES FALLPRINTS niiiiair.SwK.Ln Nails Just Received. JXO MUWKjmt r/jr.-rxx» ivuxDK£t,cc. GEORGE PRESTON S ANI> KKAI'EUS! miss e. wn.cox, DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, Empire Block, lHDDT.mt.LK, Hastings, - 37 - MICH.I I - allyl . MICKfall D. S. WOODWARD, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Dn Gtfi. emeries, FSB PUBIFYEiQ THE BLOOD. MIDDLEVILLE WOOLEN FA CTOR Y, pH HH <; i n« la prvpared ta Hird en.lom rails daily. Mr Saw Maal.li... . ... .... k.... — u New York. ■ GEORGE PRESTON, MYRON A. FULLER, General Grocer, TAU-S C’OXFTfA’N, SUGARS, S KN UPS, SOA PS, Boots and Shoes, eat! erext’catnly hot, corn pota'oea K < » ug ee-y rap.liy, tiny bc'ng ee>J In | r>ne or le.-. wheat rloenia? *»l eexr/t'iinj w>*klvg flue illy 1la thh v olilty. ivthi torn hip Allogtn Cx the REUBALM, Bur Medicinei Groena, • ine. to be the coutpLJut gen■>tn Itir t!mbero.l )»n J; but! best of * be inaeu It. or about out J •bn a itt -.fl.-l I, of Pra-irri le, dlsd ■ ’*> ■ vulage on t) e l»t. red via tui•'db.re. A Mr. lidconb, of Prario>1 wbll- on hie way here to attend the ”>< as of Butte.Bild, waa thrown from TO PILL BOOK BUTTKR. ■ BUGS, POULTRT, BBSS WAX. SHtBR.PBLTS, ATLANTIC & GREAT. YSKffl | lltekary Ome*. Mleb- EroadGauge Railway! "w.'o. HEDHICK AGO., Saffirs & Hiranita, DEBILITY I NEW YORK nowrow. PITTKKURCII, Baiter & ttp Dealer, Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! NEW YORK P1AN<> FORFECOMPANY, (ca.rr-ae* nxa. IM«.) Atlantic A Gt. Western Railway. The tneiLUn of the J. O of O. T. of "*1LeplendM dinner in a on tbe banka of gun-lake, tod a InvltaUou bivlag 1m«o given to «*mago*lU«na. Tbo did en.llt to the offlien and meat£*"•"• UMp, „d w„ eutaMao m <41 aa by tbe ot the Lodge. anudVawe. la a ba laaasi ITlag »l~ 1 p«r aaaalK aer*rdia< tn (Mlt-r. Fer pv tmaUra. adj ram XEluUk. MaCCHDT A 1*0 aaahard Kaak. CMcaga, lit MMyl rale. I. tarts »e email 4aaetMW. Lime forHair sad VaMe Um«. Caar^Fla. #•< Deiry MALT, be Ala �PHILLIPS & BENTLEY, LOCAL AQESTN. UABTINGB, MICU. the United Slated than elsewhere; but perhaps we should baaHato tn areepting Uile louiplimcut to tbe good Icoka of oar women at tbeexpenae of their Indus,ry. WE NOW DOUBLE ODR RATES .OF PREMIUMS. "ias'.S and somewhat kng. The back should beJust plump cncugb to prevent the vetoes from being to prominent. 'The finger* mu-t be long, pulpy and tapenug forming l.ttlegradiiakd columns of per* tort proportluu. When tbe band to epsn the.o .heuld be little dimples at tbe knuckles, which should bo sILhtly promlnent when the hand to cluM-d. Each finger ought to be gently cm red In the back, and somewhat Hat on the palmar aide. Tbe thumb should not yeas beyond the middle Joinlot the fore­ linger, which should terminate when extended pree'eely at the tare ot tho nail of the ml Idle oue. Thf ring finger I ought nut to extend more than half-way up the nail of the iamr, and the little , flugw ibould be exac.ty of the length of i tbo two Joint, of Its neighbor.'Thu I palm of (lie band, when njien, abould be aomewh-1 ilepp. and tordere l with a t lightly curved and pulpy cushion of flesh. Tho »ldn of tbe whole .hould be dclknte, .mouth, meetly white, but here and there slightly tinted With rose color. The fingers must have an air of ea c and flexibility. The cctnmnn habit of stretching tho'r Jotnla with the view of making them snap to fatal to their r-gu. larlty of proportion oniricauty.—liar- I1-', KffiiW Dey and Toney Goods SEWING MACHINE - ONE DOLLAR SALE illi taiiiH BEST F1M1LT |CfilW 9f peo­ ple of lelaurr. It b seldom found among those women who are obliged to work hud,though they may be endowed with flue eyes a beautiful mouth, or all other Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, RUSSELL & NEVINS. Niury FuMiete sod »•» -•< e—ly. chancery •Rtetin'-^’ ' Naer r tina. t^te?Lritesj. J.wtB Frta.a, £,£,sraaS=’’v~T-Fjg Um,i »f dFaarepm rredgS t iff’iu f l ? ADMl'IteTR IT iff" N.I LB. ri im MSB »r On M*tr rt WUUsa It Makes the Best Stitch, 'Loria a lovju?^ <s> —____ »"wgr I R1IUATE ORDKR. ' rra rr. or irrcHiOA.v n«... .. , CH ANCKBY ORItrn. arrejaa » lt.r FiMMr nnwt -at rk. • r sw»r Xrt'n" r«* SsWHst CWSM b» CM»ntr. NBirMauwtoiM<WMM>Mn*w>MLMM «t Ittear. «ba tn* Sat .•’In. .7. ,1^** 1U.T. Is tfeuwwy.al Um Cusri llvu-s In IM Caj. «; Msr *. Il l« Esrnaa Wu>LKvn, CWnaUiMHl. ujt— . Osoaoa Wnouaaa. Z»4MHUnt. • ” ’“'ufriff!? ‘iTL^'ur'Ai* r.-r K l»H I K«l<»l «r ih» Mair a' JtWblSaa.1 but nntta. M HMbtoa. oa mMkM af rn>«« Aiwa *Vat ptniaaaCiaBl-si-r. u U unlrrM IM. lb-.al.taM.■ e-i.ml iwraaaniraewtiHarersrsM* taM»ni»r«e Lj1 ta ikatwa weaai iwummim irea sbadMat im iaa*d|Ma.r.। .1 • wt.^. o lMf« la Iw-MV-i •• IMIMaMalaaM . . lagab* WteSins.. a**l tw. t... | anyltert te atj ra Si ite te ® I FKAXK A14.F..V.n^Halaaae. BbUrUor A t™ewa*- Anwi. R"T»ll».', IWSUr. nalM dare.-. Mar IMS. A D M. Ma*-- /TASTINGS, MICH. tobacco antidote: M fe ll Ite $ M a ir j t o s L g ESTABLISHED IX1367. i CARRIAGE FACTORY! ‘FLOREI1CE SEWING BACHINE. 'th Be Sure to See this Machine, "Do let inc have your pbo’ograpb,” ■aid a dashing belle tu a ge-utlcmiia who had been annoying her with Ub utten* t.'ona. The gentleman wm delighted, and In a abort lime tbe lady tccclved the plc'urv. Site gave It to .her ■errant, with the qucatloii : "Would you know mar'y- p'-tL,.7> alU-a..*., a lb. ..umr lwt.» CUANCKKY OBDEK. :-T.is r rMirwia.. nst-ib Jadlrlainr-S*. fa <M» aaMj^wU»« ia IM Ojall <»un Mr IM raui^ lao w Jlasiaei. Is aaM onmW. «• Um Mb .1 MV A. II. IMS Wiui.M ( umHalaanl, M ««r>» Ii-4 !t .site«»< y rr s“ MjLMlalbH F in EVERY MACHINE IS WARRANTED! ffli SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY tllllW I i! HASTINGS WOOLEN’ FACTORY. .n ’H d hS l t ie £ r i b Kd ? Os K -i.YVKijn.sjs;:. hilly undent >nd the mind of hla 1 lady­ love," cloted a loiter with tbe following llriMM."1* » 4r£rri*»M? tii'bJa'iMLSt1 Iw Aa.ii Faw Myiani.ni a. M rauaM In l»K aaiiywfcb- oJ^UaMrstin*i^W iX'iMt •M»»d .M IM maputaaar. aalMten «"• K-alr 4ar. a Irr a*rv«b«« bar ata aast bill an! a..- <m nadirs and Slbu lb* Baal rm-l «C tew llnia—. a. r4i>.iul <rw> .r *r m*-», . a<a la TywaateaiBJ. rr larwl.^lljy Vwh«r. dr at Sar ItaMAaat Aarf H * n.n»r« aMraM. UmB w«Ma MMU^MMblW HaMtaM M.WW. a ImAHpHau«J »->a:HaaU aad «UnlaUw< la aa>l C<«afr. aadtbM > aabwtlM M aaMlaarl u ia..i MraaMaraa^ alrSMarUrr ta M « liai Ball, aamC <m> IM rate Mara. lyaj Ml M laaM Iwaaly days M- Mir. ai >?• JrtelJdtermiyS1 ta~a«Mr । imw m >■ ** *«iai*. arr nauwd l. ar?*., < > -. •tea .u aaal u tor rtate a a. tarnM.al> \». ..J tai aal atoa'-iaaiaaa'wate AM n H lartter .-rl-t^l l-«l >aM tert IM<w ,:>» non la ib. par.mu I.'rrwte te M <* lair. »■ II. te«.4rr.-y »• ..wl rraa.lraltea to aaa<n a MpyyF Iba ard.r la b- paMltoad la IS. toiitan mtnoNKK ♦ n AYruar*. reais iskn.ri *>!>«».. Ain.tG.;. Aitr.1. U «TBXXE&tU«ia^r. marrso b* Tterr. . 1 !«• lecaaUta »«kl yra.M-a *”” "5' HU Xt> tag J ads* mtei* ” PltORiTE URIII B. Csmtsiuionen Botice. «r.t nt or tttctuo • x <«retr at » *■ a AtX pmam bar^t etaIam aealaw IW Mate t aa..te »( toe l-rute.1.- • tear! BM A. .oral) .'J*1 ra lists M«te red**. UUte. te Ite rl.la,- ^l<Wto,. Jtondar. Ute Ed da; or lai- la Ute m» t.a bm«y muted aa4 n.,—>a4 la .vnral IM iaaiina .« a a.I MteMiaaal la lb. -.M.rvr-.R ltetear.1 >V*I h.irdrwi pad alilyuteUt Ctaas-.. . C. Vtutete. J«a. ai Ha.bal' SKxassswwtJ. eJBJsagga Ite Utelter -t IM r.us. of ttastel C tary.to Hypop ho sphit p id ’ u« MMrawt. IM* t ftiYteMJalltoa. COMMlHSIONEtt’6 NOTICE. wky lb* warw •f »•* :”»u•‘Mate ate H All BtnMB bating claitM ■gaiaal lk< teUtr af M «Taaa»i^Aadate Ibrttw .rjtorMikai wdiatonau Etta U. Ilolu-a. Ul» al Aaaytia, la Iha await .4 lb* to — tear* uS tototoinl.." ^r: Ute Ite.r-M <S.<~ . Harr* aaC Maia utMlrhlgiaa. Stnawl. ar. brae a’amii i m. and Xja-*. ra*r~te~lbr ■aahtet^aaa • «.euaMva*n dal* apaaialrd b* lb* I'ruba'e L'lterl ter aalit *Ma'*. aha sill ew*1 kt sett apfoVrewr. •teHa-a'rZy. Um »Mb UJrtt?lM*. v : i r Hll I ! "fio uro yuur own a. not te Injure your De'ghbon" to a wire maxim of law. Tbe general observance pf th law rale woul 1 prevent imny oftliedontruvcr.Ie* and lawtulis which recur. . Lumber Wnma, A. No. al (100,00. Open Bugjiea tingle Seat 9125, to |IG5. hr£ ! I AM NOW SELLING CONSUMPTION i w aeaaa Uaadb a»y arManaM aaltalH .Mt •- ■». W aaaa afaa^ A.y .. all aaaaiua haar. Ila «b laM WatandJMar anl "■ nW dmaaaJ ayi Maa ra.baH EMrtifr IM Sual aS.te.Mtel araUaiate.a agalan Bate eala'.a \ Act Promptly and Certainly IK:1 Ad Irish recruit waa aakW by h'« of­ ficer, What'syeur hiigbt.?" lo.wbkb Pat rvpllefi, -‘five fe-d ten. or ten feet five—1 am not exactly knre which." 1 burgl .r, aftertecurl n; a good amount ol ■liver plate, forwarded a letter of geo I advice to hlarlrt<m, in which ho «old : । “Allow me to rvrreetfolly rut eat Hint' In future you will content yomaclf with cheap apoou, and apend your surplut eiab In the cauae of humanity and of ’ esstt. xassta. wu tssessttKsyrsMs^auK , Jstur .ir« dsirt. Je» Ilk, !>*«■ Sttiftdlte a~T4‘ky—; la tawMbt* aea (1) aart»*r r<M. teT,,. o— w,.„ ' r J I F' l ] i U ' eat U* 7Mb dai a. AatiL Ism., brtea <U nw *ll..writ by ao.4 f/ubaU I'Vail far IM baal aS jUaMitbl uf alt rtaJte* libMI aaM ratete. A.jr « HAHN._ 1 FETl.H l> CtH.K. ) CviaiaiHatnra^ Dala.1, Jana alb. IU.A j -j.t. UFALTUniNO CV, of Albany, N. Y., yy*"«*ed, l,ocn Nre aed Weaaeat of New IUvci carrle 1 an umbrella to church—tbe flirt one seen In that place —aud adeputit'.on of tbo brtdberen were sent to "hhot” with him. Inasmuch ua tbe use of an umbrella when It rained thought to be flying in the thee of Trevldence. What would they have thought of Life Imuranco and lightBing rods tn these day*? '-.■•artBiar pood rbarsrttr aad HMtwr. jte-aa. I'tenM ‘r"4 '■u,,,«’“te- w “ caa.a*a«r> tar Groceries and Provsions, TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT ! z: rWiiWiJiL' rsr.:i £.’" »d alate a Mirbtot., .M boo a. d NEW EXORAVINOA 1 Ira Ueaatllal Meal Amrrlcaa Faera. w. to to—bto birtfd M sires ‘a Farit by ths ewat tetlarr.t tCrtar^rabUr^dalB aatoaroaS by ■.■ibagraekera in lb* eerU. Tk»M fam. wl..<b MV reaas brealUal aad f-artte MMplwy ar, dretoart la tyrtft tba bate Idsal ttMa af Abteri at K i,pr*teMla« Iba-r cbte ilr.. <!»...ikH. .tteiwtbte.. atlacbtenla aad bvreiare TV InVgrarliy ia ts tba klgbaat My to uf tV Li.'m LV.Xii.V u‘•*” *2 “ ‘ cn.M«rKRY A<l.r. n -U I a—— i ’krrei-n.Uria^tM.^re.Mrato ini Still leads the Van Mr ftT “I’m afraid ycu don’t Bike babies when they cry," and a matron to a gen­ tleman. »a rhe tried to sooth 'he darling in hcrartus. "Ch, yrs,” raid he, “I Kketbcm teal when they cry. because I’ve alwave oliecrvcd that then thev arc Invariably carried out of the room.” “’irrSs M . 1- D. BOIHXSON. *« l^Wb.ttprtogVU, Mw. The Rev. Mr. Punsboo, beine requeu­ ed toadJres the Mc’hodtet Confcmtec atone of their recent rittinga. saldt— "Speech to all ver, -Uence to goldca, anyu the proverb. I do not hmipen to bare any aroall change about mo <h't morn­ ing. Will you accept tho gold ? UtaBreleiiea Netiee. JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE SrSStlSil- ---- ---- ■. , JJ-'EAIJ. D*ie1. n>«tfac>. JVMM, tuit.■■ — - Some folk* are prollgkrnjy penitent over other penple'u tine, and aeetn to think they havi a rvcdsl call to ocnf.es them before the whole world. They will gouge tbrtr brothe.’■ eye. out rather than leave a tingle mote in them. Tita Bolestic Meitexl Journal of Penn- ook aownth wirruo. tte «< B I1>| ot (Inuui Gun. a< s Held. *i aj yjSLYlltfo.LIT-lLRJD • "r*” ia isltt tience pave out entirely^und he exclaim­ ed. In tl»e bit terne, of hto mo-tlfleutton: "Cure me. Tear, If you're not gvU'n’ ■,». «W ban buJl up l-a. iu< ser4 • teulunui. si jeffect I y worthJew; you'll r-rtLl.er bunt ■' n It-ii Delaware, and waaa rnicbty boater.— H« was plagued with a degenerate aon, who manifested no predilection tor hto - la .nd >-T-i .-------- ^WirSlrimitBa. ** JT..U! *285» TV .bar. teta to bf.br r-.-M-td WsdeMtot. ju 1*0 d\< ef ftpte^" wwV.teifJu.- n WRP<T. G-*.U C-.H ftaa-teUf u.sa< A » • UnattMlth. J ' Batod M, IMA_____________ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-07-22.pdf 185e37431d496c1500aeb2abcde0fe28 PDF Text Text fir jMtisif^iaurr «•**— r*"rV*r,!A,l GEO. MI. DEWEY, at HAMUIQ3. DA**r CD., MtuB., cflj, o U .wry ot brisk Block. bafMrW • CT.H4.. i,'r.rF VOL. XIII, •■■... .ix,^-g‘ . f . 1 NUMBER 13. m*0mm, Firi Cm tf iDtWirtlni Bisaa irrjiS Dr .«•! ■ Cr S E . MOREHEAD’S z MAGNETIC PLASTER The Qrext Strsngtheaer md Pain Destroyer of the World. fflWl® wwioH nevi »««* FAVORABLY SHOWN AND r,T.-rfUCIVCt.Y USED jtr tki city ui Ticunr, rot nrwABD* or twentt-five team. MADAME ZADOQ POEM’S 60 COUGH BALSAM. nOJT EFFECTEJAU BE»ED» PUBKLY VkGKTABLB,^^ a“*'Sts£ •_ yy MU LES XUE A RKTA1I*OTraTBXl wj HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNJSSDAT, JULT 22,1868. SiMiMSJ Jirtctonj. SWXS C*nxrCL TO BVY OXI-TTg O " WitiKaltoe toward nous,-with Charity for slL-wito tfaoutta i* Iksligki." DBS01' L- Win Sugar Mid W HmrydeuT tajoktag; do* •••WtatfMtttsta.pooBctave Ms, ob­ jective him.' • '"Ysori^ib Is poreetaru. New. you can say his book, hut you «ta»ot say him book.*' . " . •"Ysa, 1 doasjr Hymn Bosk, too,’ MttWvT . 1 arid the Impcoetlcabte scholar, with a qulxxical twinkle. / L’ stay in the­ “Each onenf theaajgllire nude bte _______ the way to Noo York! isschet laugh, wlrich was tbo wax, and ottan wta lafi baca Jdrihln young ; An • to Upouadod to jolly by snigger wasn't rapid enuff In makln uv cm Ala- victory ho wanted.. . ■ —a sdnkin nigger rirs, whose odar evan JorGeoerala. TBaro. wua bo Unit to '• Bat bow, UeoQfv sritotajr, JostWtM makes too oar ontsnfcbte to g~ile- P ttarijtakln. Evry wun bedIta speech tondto tho active And passive voice-— men uv refined sonribUitta and to tasr ' iwhlta ta deUrered at 0>a peveland Now, «J euike” la active,, ytauta, hothanignaraddrotaox “Mister” after that ' Couvenshan in 1860 carefully preserved, reare, If you strike, you dd oaStabl^g. But “I am struck" is patave, Ls-wX foretod snectatore! On shame, whore ।ard they airinatttetj on daRvain ire, you are struck, you don’t do anything, faAxHmkr r ■ wtah ta IfcH they were doin>R to tbemaelvce. Ef they ken elanIt4 am wllUn. "Yoo mixable CUM," sod one of three gentlemen, ' appologins to-wunstto this We are again to hev a Soldiers' Con vongenUemsa for yoorlnsuIlin roodnls, ef ehen in Richmond to ratify the noxnloawt/U chuck yoo out uv the cart Apolo­ abena, wleh will amount to suthin. W« gise. air. to Mr. Josef Williams. Dsto- Bhell hev Forrest there, and Borcgard and Brvekenrldge. and ther speeches ffair al Large for the StaU w» Itanrewill count We will hev -the flags uv seel” the two governments entwlncn, and We I almcat fainted. This nigger, then, When Henry Ward Bwher reached , will hev tha ownalc uv both eoOtohcM wus a delegate I «e waa angler dele,’ played. Such aConvonsfaen willamount । the sgc.of twelve or thirteen—the usual gate, armed sad «ialped with roglcr creperiod of rci!)e>MMM u> beys of strong . ■ dcnatals to a Demokratic Naahnel Cun­ to suthln. • Was tha platform will bo, or wboAho vital force—be made up hie mind to give venahen, and I hev boon guilty in my. candidates wdlbc.tbe Lard Only knous. up dull I* dkt for s life OfjgtiMty and seel uv asaaultln uv him I Gladly I ap. I am prepared for scything, oo are all ।eu terpriso. ITc XcyugGTit Csptan pologysod, and further. I humbly begg­ s the delegates. Ef ita-Pendleton, ou n Cook and tbe.bi<«rephy of Nelaon deed permtedon to ait beside him; wich he . repooditaien 1datfan3, well and goodaecordld with a graoi»a»nla I never saw of ita beymour, <n» a Naaheaal Rank , die, walked the wha^B^ talked with ft wux astontehln the change that crept IpLaLoru., Jost c* good. 1 sbood bo hap­ sailorsaud captatui, Wntaml Ixretoluto py to seeBrecklnrAge tho choice uv tbo over [njKny delegates. They crowded 1 party, and delighted cl llanocck ahood ,•on the voyage uT voyagu. never .ftulto around us and shook him by tbo hand— I able to KTicvv hte father “ a endden d»they didn't smell any odor at all any be I cbooooD.. i kin hurrah for Ch*-e,a:id pur.ure.” When bis father feamed of with ctal viggsr kin swing my but for mots ; on the contrary they seemed t*» ’ VaUandlguin.aiid 1 find all the delegates Henry's ndrenturtus lc«.g!ngst be ex­ like him. They edrodhlm ex .teimllerly sOfacted. Tbs Pou Office h hibited tha tact. wblUi eo distinguished, and rovral uv cm In interdocln hlffi Mi l \)>e’le-in kino wich swullcrs up all tho him, aud whlthmany parents would.L* ther fncndk who got on nt various the better for pomua.ng, la not opposing sbens. yooaed the prefix “nonoipblc." fathers. Wears wlllln to rink every­ hlfcWiab'ca, buucemh>fcly giving way to Its wonderful wat a dlCfrrcnco It mates th lug in Post Uffia. That my ritKsrity dWnatoucc. Ho cartlctay said one with a nigger to her a vote, and also mag not bo doubted, let It be reutemberbow to votes I Hol that William* bln ed that I hev rid •*lib n nlfger from 1 n/•Let us see, Hcur>, bow old are your infected with Abliahnlsm. I make no gcany to Neo Yo.-k; tav bln whaled by “Almost foaiC^n.' □noand hev felt good over it, tav bln doubt that the stench wich I reely Ikn“Bless me 1 Hew Loya do grow I Why cledIsraeli when J fw»t undertook to buraahin for au old line AbcllshaiabL it's almcsi tlmrfubs thinking what you and swaarin tho White. I Uked H. Ef subjoogato him, wood hev conUnyood to arjgolng to do. Hava you any thought?' the end uv the trip. In olden times it any otherevidenoe uvflexibility 1» need­ ^HiacrlUnu. Yes, I want to go to res.’ wus oteerved that slave niggers didn't ed, I fe«l okal to the task- PaUtically. “TO sea! Of all things 1 Weil, walll smell—it wux only tbo free ones. Ills a I am ekal to all emergenelca. PETROLEUM V. N AtBY, P. N., \ After ail, why notr Of coarse you don't settled fact now that Dlmckmtlc niggers want tb be a corntu ou sailor. You wau t (Wlcll Is Poeunauter.) are Inodorous! 1 mite her known, bow­ to gel Into the navy f ’ over, that the nle-ger wux a free nigger, “Yes, sir. that's wbst I wagtJ Aneodata of Htnry Ward Baoaksr ' by tire way ho pitched Into me. No “But not merely s»a common sailor, I 1 nigger In a itate uv servitude wood ever The Hartfcrd PubUahtag Company hev did slcb a thing.—That much they । “No, air. I want tn be midshipman, haa recently taned a work by Mra. Har* they owe to the war, any how. _ and after that commodore.’ ■ My ptinclj.nl objlck tn going to N»o rteu Beretore Stows, «th led Mre^eur ••I aec,‘ta‘d tbo Doetnr cheerfully.York wus to do wat 1 cood toward »e- Ttn*t; or AemtaF Patriot* t>f tAr Da*. Wen, Henry. *n on* fox ,tia* >°L coorin the nomlnasbun uv Jethro L. Itcootalns btegraphloal skeb bes. Illus­ ‘know,you must begin a courao of malbaEf J tad knowed just wat I had to go trated with mreedotesand welbcxocuted Kippins. I found tbo delegates badly malice, and study navigation and all thro with, I never wood fap"* rvshheu I nuw aktapy H»d I tauwsd tore up. The offer made for votes wua so ridtcalouriy low that ‘ lhe e wua mueh the troubles aich was to beta mo, lbs "Y'u.dt.I cnrauJy,1 Corns™ mite hev gon onrej.resented, end d.agust mknltated. Tho trouble wux “Well Ortn, I’ll send you up to Amths marklt wax wereteokt. Hed the llcmzxrisy nrite tar numbiated a can­ wtnrzt week, to Mount Ftaatal didate without my he’p I am at a cheep the Canrensblontdn pretty ekally divi­ and then you’ll begin your preparatory boordiu bouse, wich issalubiuily ctooet- de. and the balance of power held by a studies, and .'f you are wall prepared. I ed on an alley, th® Undlady bem one uv r»w rita mouthed souls, they eood hev Uotaltog dsriuglbe last two®ty yws, presume I canjnata interest, to gfojrov the ausheat Kings uv Ireland, wich her made a good thing «v It. But wtat> a snKM hr srivewtataM tireumataMsa, an appointment ' . whole Couveasbea Is In the marklt, and **An4«6ta went to Mount Pleasant 7*"? tbslr iMfiooen.bel friends, no esndldata „ta wta wtare hta-«y la Ambit«t,Mww,, and Dr. Beecher tad km afford to bay. I withdrew Mr. Rip­ akMS. A Gw state* from tho eariy life shrewdly : -■’•I shall have that tay it pins tens*, tare betas batssmaU T apoblte M wtatas tarn tajmi? . .ylssMi.ly.tatas tospubta gnas, will thaBBtastryyst.*" term, tad that mortgaged tea giossry Il|e almost impoeslble to think o. keeper, the delegates 1 approached ten Henry Ward waa Boccber ss anything but a miui*dr, bm iuv IW one ean't help thinklng-wbat a oom jyy.«r» propbecica of par- । I wux theCummltteo on Reeolocahena, dos » uuu»™ or rotber wus In the rexm as a tartav ‘tlal friends for any brilliant future. Ho tnodore he would have made. had precisely, the organisation which advisory commute® white the nvoloo- t CurMfcr-Hydrophobla. often pameo Isr dullness. Ho had great shens wus betn draflld. Gen. I’orreet, < in verbal memory, a defici­ •avTvaareeec, wus portiklerly anxhao defldeney < VTe elip from our exchangee the fol­ that a riaoleoetan Bbood bo adoptfd de- Iency marked in 1dm through Ufc,; • » waa Orick tad Indlrilnct; lowing i emed ire for hydrophobiajtlxtet nounclD the Radicals, who wus, with .Hte utterance . . ao that In apeaklng or reading, may be worth 'bearing In mind at the unholy hinds, a sirtvln to destroy the beat guvamment ths sun ever shone up­ bo was with difficulty understood. In present tim* i One remedy is at follow* t Horae rad­ on and one the destruction uv wich ,foreoostlng hte horoscope, tad any one wtiri boa calamity wleh unborne mil- taken the trouble then to do it, the last ish grated and mixed wUb a little vine­ aXrfZJTfc-a a- iw. m liens wood ahrtl teere over. He deelrrd success that over would have been pre­ gar and sweet oil to form a poato. Eai dicted for him would . have b<*n that of of this al! that can be swallowed apd t» fska full uv delegatea. In tonkin a resotooahen pledgln Uc Dimoeriay to an orator. ‘When Henry la .ent to mo kept on the stomach. Apply a ppultict ^dfcra md TdLkivwau tai mo stan by the old Stars and Btrlpcs, wleh with a messags,’ tad u good aunt, *1 al­ of the same to the wound. Repeat tbt dxaihadn't twd in it, aad that one tad in flag bed leaved a thou—nd breeaes, and ways have to make bl® tay It three eating and renew the poultice, M ofier. it a disgustin nigger, who hod the impu­ wua eynoeomous, at eeitry. MriJNool- times ThofiriJgmrl have no manner u ncctwrery, to keep up the stlmulatini dence to be wolldrest, and bed a cupot- tey.Mr. Cobb, (Mrs. Cobb's husband,) and Perry Fuller, pertlklcrly desired a of idea more than if Is spoke Choctaw; effect of the horse radish, until lb» sack beside birr- Uy. the second,! catch now and then a worn; spgsma uro relieved and the patloni iweotooeben rfarr.ne.1in tho turnin out uv ris to wumrt. * offlatrv corrupt meo, that the govern­ by the third limo 1 S’*10 to UD,ler* cured. . ’ with Dcmokrtbc Another hr: Take immediately warns shood to a niiu,*« — - - - boldin —- •-—wy . - ment talte be admlnislratsd with suthln Siwktdo proudly up to him, vin«car or ti-pld water, wsah lhe wound Mta lha parity wleh distinguished It Boyish Wittherewith, and then dry K ; thetuftfui doo. in the administrseben uv tho tote n°43ood Lord 1” aod I, “wut a wnelL'1 , inmcutld Bookanan, st the menthun uv ■ At the age of eleven, though you-g upon the wound a law drop* of bpd'o-/" •OwdLuril" •*“*! *ho ‘lalogatos wtaeo name every delegate pi <>Acnt held Beecher may have taondnll at bcoks.he chloric acid.beau so mlnrral acids do wich got uh at that ataatan “wet a tare.' a bsujdke.cher to hu eyre lor five eou- certainly woFbot dutt wltted. At thia[ atruy the pateon of the saUvi, by wjtab 4 ■. Ua w"*H11 ■ _ ( saeuUve mlnlta, os tho a grate grref bed time be wa» placed to a young ladlce’ means tho laita is ncuttalpad. ■‘Hv gentle Alrikin friend" sad I, school; which was kept tn Hartford by ento him., huuby the odta, 1rer*^,1-ta1, Ddlen ' . . j cuwixiun ■“>* .a e.VT** y. ..R—•» ,**•*•. Voilaudygum Insisted tbal a ptonk be hl» eldoat r biter. ‘ifbu school-room wai divided into with tad tqttoeie tho wound with two divisions in grammar,under leaden imc hour, then hind a Mdk TO„ impudaMa in BMhng into 1 on either aide, and the gramfflaUcaJ reRlt on jh? WW|d for twelve towi views were canton tor supariortty,in |TbcMiUMie of thl» mclro *>•" UUtt which it was virtually Impcrttat that I llx ttmal by mad dogwood always cured mn member should bo perfected.- b fc^c'wtfh th> abbretolxture, ana Henry waa genet ally the latta etates. offtH bljMeJf to be Utten by any mm' wus derided that they-stiood be reoog- and tell *« bls rids as aa unlucky seemto <nl„ u, oo*> vltc. mantlA tha ntaed ea ©ar ekate-ef not. woM see 'em ----- ---------------------------------- s— •>-- Itrtartheoflbred waa a nrcal trtth, u d—J !. '■ I whkh numbers could tesUfy.1' ’ CM .MM CUM ra *»»»!■_ iy �candidate for tboVico PreriJeney, was'' abater thia 1* npudlotlon of a*o£mn nominated on tbo ground that thoeo acts, covenant. Governor Beymour baa aland everything tout ha* been done under yiyi waimly lnaut*don tbo obligation irrmicw nviunon. TUX ..1OV r* Attn nTT - VXXBBZB S. ’GBAIT _ or uj^ob. eating lAU Aypecr^y plans* htaa moralbelow Ml IWoroy, end ’all to*failaprireti ttjmdfattori dFtbu party. VndarHafead &t .tdjAM^Q d*gvu*rate into a ronyracy, with tl.n of carrying tbe elactfoft;-by the -aimpl* UYUII M CETCUKOX. Giles iivnu*ki>. power of lying. Of 6cymanr it tuay kith certainty bo arid, ia tbo most completoMnso of tho phrase; -tbo truth 1* not tn him,"and of Vkuand ttt Obp. 'llfENRY F. BALDWIN, of Wayne. per Rebel Conglomerate at Tu^Lack that “whom the God* "would d$qteW> they /•'■Zinfrao/ ftwiWMORGAN BATE8, of Grand Traver*. firalmakumad.” . Tho Way tho Fraas Aooopf*.tho Action of tho Copper-Rsbtl Convention. We herewith place be faro eur readers a a.riea of extract* from the tauilnc Democratic j rca* of toe country, ou toe result of tbe late ?\*l'cuxl LanvcuLcn. Surely comment b unnuccreaxy: THE HERALD. ' ‘ uJuk/Uttj- M l uraw • Democrato Ih. the Wtol and tai tbj South , since Um fUdlcala have aunouMd thit । Uiay wiU Adhere to tbe principla rftnai clonal bounty, bub by the. adopttaft ■ ^f | I thia pUtforw tb« DemocraUe party 1throw* away aUAU chauoesof aa«am in tbo Eart, Mi reudere ih» atoetami of ’ Gen. Grant a certainty. /. | affiir -Bwtfe1®*'* —FaftAf r’lfc^jat Judicial Ermine, cunaidorably wOcd; apply toS. P. Chase. Justice Deportment. Voabfogfosi. —F. P. BleAr, Jr, has gone on a trip to tbo"Reeky Mottatains. Ho will ex­ tend it to "5rit River” in November. —The dofoat of toe new vebolliun can­ didate far Vice President will be »ucb as will make him Blare fai November. —Tho Imperial Rcrinv baa an article on “Leng Emgagcmonta," which io copied into thri woox** Evory Saturday. WabiiixotoX, Juuoli _ —Seymour goes fur peaoo and for uul-, Co-’onet Jtn. O. BndhtadDear Col­ lifylng Um rocotriiruciion acta. Tie | onel—fn reply to your Inquiries, I bey would knock ^ho Union to piece* aud call i leaye to fay tbri f leave to youfa'dctoi- itpenre [Millinery Good mlne, on coui JlL ton whii toy frit nd* - Who can «ay the Dotaocrnta ere on-' vuirf cHLtP. KOtfi UHt. bT from Mia ourl, whether'my *^*J| be preuented to tb6 Democratic Con Ven-1 ~~I wh st I ennalJer the real and only Issue [ In this contest —A large number of soldier* will vote j '1 he ncenitructton policy of the TtaJ- for Seymour and Biair, bat they' will bo j “The die li cast. Tbe Dcmccmtlc Icnls will bo complrto before' tho next °r 1,1:11 c!nfa wll° won‘ Confodazato uni- j Convention hat declared that oar next electlju; too Slatea, ao long excluded, fetuu drniug tbo war. President shall be General Urant. Thera will have Loen aJnRttcd, negro suffrage I - -Th* uiitua^ notice* on th* political; waa a splendid cppo.tunlty olKirod tot* e*t..br*hcd and tho eaipc t-bagjtr. In- and judicial character of Mr. Chsao am 1 Justice Chase, to carry air the balance >tall.xi lu tbelr aoata lu'both branches of 1 numerous beyond any uriinery power of! Ci-ngreta. There la no pcarilHIty of i arithmetical computation. Work. ‘■M^na wav done in New of power from the Republican camp. lbs political cbnracte.-Of Ute. —Wade B*s>|«A Forrest, Barksdale H A GOODYEAR narnpshir^^pat is wanted to place the North and South, East and West, and chunking Senate, cron If the Deu.ecrate should ' Pfertn|l, r-WMJ lureyto/Y~ nnd! H, A, UUUU I CAB to Inaugurate, in tha approachlug Provi­ cloctum of ffrant 4 Colfax, beyond too elect tbelr Proridcn*, a«d a inalorily of > other rebel Democrat* are to take the! opposite to xirielc ZJlo dential election, a sulatamlri aud daropossibility <rf doubt Enthusiasm, pro- blo Conaervaiiro revolution. Tbe ad- too popular branch of Cbngraau. Wc | rtump ogrintt Grant tn the tree States. , c-.sxions, speeches, mass race lings, and all vr.ntagca of this of this r.omlnat oQ were cannot, the. efore, undo ths Radical plan to* usual fuss and nUseof political cam- at once appreciated ly tbe Democratic of reenustruct ou by Cougieailonri ac­ tion. Tho Sou■!.* wil] coutiueabar to ■paigua are all well in their placo and ina-ee* and independent tbinktu men of It* repeal. Must we submit to it T How are emcntial put* of tho coming con. the j arty iu the agitation of hi* name a» can it bo overthrown T It can only be tho Dcrpocratlc candidate for the cH»l-. to*L But what ia needed at onco, aud overthrown by tbe autootltyof the ExpnraoTcriugiy to obtain votes is tho tao*t otChaeojbui tho party Jnd«o< of this thorough canvass of ovory Village Towa- Tammany Hall Convention bad * (inter­ airip, *nd School District We wont cut game to play. Eo tarn* ths New, jorsonal appeals to tbo intelligence and York pulltioana are concemid, this rvnscicnoMi of tho pqople who mean io game VM fully dlacloiod tn th j lie ahi o! Sunday last. In reference to the 1.0 honest and patriotic, to bo tho acmo mock declination of Horatio Seymour, people they worn when Hwy put down tbe old table of the mount-da In labor tjio JBobcllion. Trickery, ootnpronuw ..... ha* —been fully real.sod, and tbe delivery oupparhead disloyalty and ticoon are■ U a tr-aelieroua moo* _• of tho Domoc.aito be ovar-oosne by a sound public aenti- to Presidential candidal.' ngulnrt the mont and by too Loliots o( loyal men — conqueror* of the rettclllon. Seytuoor a<*ln« (Jrttotid 1803 amoant* to a sur­ Let it then bo tho Ltuiaeas of every mon renderor disbanding of the Democratic —Chief Justice Chow's friends now de­ who believM in tho principles of eternal party. Tbe ticket of KeCUUan agatust clare that ho never pledged himself to Sholf-Hardware and Cutlery, justice, and tho olcvatiou of true and Lincoln wn* a strong ticket compare.! support tho nominee of ton Datn.xraiio and loyal men to placo* of profit, trust with thia of Seymour agalnat Grant. It Cvnrantiun at Now York, and that ho will rote iur Grant and Colfax. and honor, to *eo tu it that no person ha* sot tha prestige aftiM ticket in 1M2. Dodge's Clabrated Plows gooa blindfolded to the polls, and that Indeed, Mr. Soymonr wav elaetedGov­ not a single voter for tl>e’ right stays at ernor, but tt wan ou tbo platform of vig­ orous proeecutton bf the war. J»lM3 home To this dud we should organize be raturoed to bi* fatoia of too Oopprrat onco and go to work ia earnest; but bcad fbitb, and there ho W««£J<i tmve re­ a prerequisite to that sooma to be th* mained, bat for tbo defoattoitar Kepabcompletion of too list ol our standard Ilean* and their <Hvl*totor *a^be Mate heoreis, aud to this maftar call too •lectlotuoflastyear. XW, st in 180, W, and W; efkt tbrtr *ucereee« ef 18C2, *.'rioua attention of tbe proper oomraiti«e*, and trust they will giro the mat­ elUbe capital end AD Ute foothold grin* od by Democrat* lirrve been tttrtrwri ter their immediate _ attention. Lol ca ■way and laK, tmd«W batOs of ibM is then prepare to orgatuzo, by plan a g our revived with *otoett»ng<*,4o be rirtr; County Ticket in the field with too least hutM»griittteefmjki>, toeyriAklY in possible dolny, aud then go to work with fovofoi Grant. Thbre fo noMritig in unfaltering fidelity of purpose, to bury Soj mqu r, noth I nr |o h h reeord, n\xh!ng clearly exp?e«»c'l, on tula fiindsmeniat 1 tbo last vistago of the copper-rebel party th h!« platform, that win'hHtfg kVingle tmuerand Ills toneme way to awlJ all 1 reenrlt to the Domodiwilc'party;'but futiuc strife toputthl* tautcplrdoly to 1 in Barry County bonoatb a papular ma­ everything to rally the whole floartug ’ jority of not ires than l&OO. We can do vote of the United Staten, with alt tbe the country. 1 repeat that thia 1* too real and only it. if wo only wil/ if. . CtmrervatJve Repotdicrtna. around too quoa.Hn which we airraid allow io cod- < glcrioua bannefi-fO^St,11 1 trol us. biulJ we sabm't to ihe uaury*-. । “li U rojrjxwed by hh Mend* and po­ riona by which Jble,.UonrnflMml ba*., litical traihoip, ttat Seymour is at least been cYcrtlu own, or shall wo exert oar - ’ Horatio Seymour, in lui Speech ao­ good for New York, with its fifty thous­ icivcrfar it* full and complete rmtorak ccpting tho nomination of tho Cuppor- and Democratlo msJIcTtiy- of last foil. ( lion I It Midi* to talk of bonds, rtavn1 tube! Conglomerate at New York, said ; That majority. boweVr'r, was thh delii-।’ Lack*, gold, the publicfriUi and-tiMtiubJslve result of repttbilesn dbifiketfons ] *•( congratulate you, Mt»ur*. of tho com­ ItectiOU. What cana.DeatoomtagPifrd* and dlsacnalons, which bnlylha ncnnln- tot.t do in icgardlarmy of tbeem.with mittee and all conservative men who seek atlon of Cluwb as {Be &«riocratki candi­ to restore order, peace, proqicrity and date could have tutootfto*ub*tantla! ad­ *Cougrra*ln both tranche* oanteollod good government to our laud, uj>ou tho vantage. In pita.campaign Seymour by tipi airpc t-beggrre Md fbelr rille* T De w.|l bepawmlcraioatoj’ thaauppilm •riilauce* every whore shown that wo are against Grantwiltbrtogall Republican* by which idlencgrucu aro organised In­ In to Upe, and toe rosult wtB be another to pdJticri cluba-by wlrifhfut |muy >« , to triumph al th* next’election." Now wo irapptoe that Seymour, when political: reoctioB, which wllltUvc New uaalulrincd to.protect toe**.' K*galxj*<te i j he cordially indorsed the ptatforni of tbo Ycrk to Grant by twenty, thirty, or for­ ty toonrand majority" ‘ party in accepting il* oomiuntivn, must uureand rc«ouro>s of tbe'Grilehimei i the nsooKhrs have given an entiro new meaning to it* la taken al-pgudicr by surprise, and lb wiU qriddy restore Gray Hair declarations Tho platform say* that tho confusion la reumrkahle. In the same Democrats will tax tho National debt, page on wh'.uh it announces the crei'i!and pay it in greenbacks. This plank dates, it camortjy rictaea tbe c'-olu-aof was pul in to plaose Brick Pomeroy, and Chase for th: Presidency, etloring.with tho West, and they think that it mean* these wordaJnrte'on.-DCCt to hla nomln- tkrtr o«r1t Books and Stationery, KSZ4 o. o. sraimia. [HARDWARE STORE, RHTSICIAAS' PRESCBIRTIOKS Tin Utt HilR restorer y. ' W dressy /few^tyU something. And it is evidently intended to convey tho impreaaiun that a new Rut *ay* tboN*w York IF<nW, the debt will be paid in grocabacka, by a process of raising greenbacks to the value of l.uld. Tu bring them up to tbo yaluc of gold, however, w* murt call in a groat ; i amber of thoae that are out, iustoad of •ending out a thcraeand mfflioM or *o to swell toe eum already in cirtulatioa — Item too “proepcrity” that trymour apeak* ot can only be ehtnined by coetrertkm, yet hi* folkwen end tbe plut£xm menu an reyo*efoe wfatafa will uneetfo tbo vahn ef aH property . And aato thf •'order11 and tbe -pence'.’ . that Seymour pwmiaee, how een ,-yithcr he taM in ttaliritel Uxheptatfoem th* Ctfpr.eriwl-preey t**, the ■ —Mr. Ifowle* Of the Springfield Botatonmdb Otrarerikm fa RMlRfarF . Mrir, earatoet “Wade rUIZE JIOWEItS AM) HEARERS Blank Kbloand Receipt BooU. LXOA1. CI.SKKS *50 toSUWi,’' STATIONARY O/every kind oad r«nrtj. . At Ori'lfe* Start rt> ’ Sglitelrtstrt's SPECIFIC PILL iZlsj'1’ fOHTnwcckEOF SEXUAL DEBILITY1 Swi*‘ft* Desk ef Prelie r«> • �/ter & ml and HUiscrlbwous. 8MWnW4fotgOBa .JP* W '• «■■!• c*n,UM 'TSSSSWWISrt. ^'U'jxv:: Drug & Bookstore f*-tr. fi » celebr .led stone faun tail the henefl: ef the thirty crowd* fl!l our a-te.d» these tropleil day*. BUSINESS CARDS. PIECES FALL PR INTS Hart™,Sifts. Ini Kails "•sjgragsBwe Just Rttriued. GEORGE PRESTON mg *r addition t > their FaLbath Fchool library. at acventy-fhe doll ora w< rth , of new aud valuable book*, the tesult of the e«ruinp»of the Ladle* »f the Chuich Ayor’s Sarsaparilla, Dn Ws, * Groceries toon t » FOB Pt'HIFTTNG THE BLOOD. kok MOW JtX9 tnarcnm. SfIDDLEVILLE OLF.N FA OTdS^Y, GEORGE PRESTON wfl.LlAM MYERS, rvaM* *» Mu«ic 4 Jewelry. GEOROE PRESTON, zx ssvr&s v^tnss:s as H3S:CKSc?SE£.,a .wsH?tapMSKwr-ss: General Grocer, r^TGCSUBWBSKKr MYRON A. FULLER, Broad-Gauge Bail way' TKA.<, COPPBKS, SUGARS, ' , HKBUPS, Roots and Shoes, ATLANTIC & GffiAT TSfflN ■NEW YORK . SO.t PS, .CANDLER. STARCH, Ou Kogioofl qf -XfMsylMp) IWjjS ■ - IH.Iuk H.iia, ______________ Atlantic A Gt. WesternRfliJtfhy. BUTT/iR, n BxNtniUE.—Would you genuine entrr'alnment?— J'HMix it. or Augu.t— Now Ready—eontan nr T'ortraite and Bi-<re;>hlca' '■he chai of Oto Bull, Napoleon III., JUa i-arek Ladwlg 11. of BerarUi tbe I ni ■ an General Moltke; Vmclicr the L nuaa e-thetlc scholar; Gantbuldl. H. ■' rnlton. Jamal D. B. DeBow, and of " he l,atfor»onon Pbruoology ;-Fnllb in God; Murder of tbe Inoocept’; Fell C I tire, Hr In or Alonele, IdmH'yand “wbi.i Uy, 1‘octi and poetry; Are You a UomanMt IJ▼!»< far apurpoee; What 4 a rlnjjge of heart T A very inlereetNu.ber S3 a year, or SI AO for n half ‘w Addma,- 8- R. Wnm, New • sTATfl nt. nAdyfxoA Mien. IT Caeh paid hr l>4»«. . s'jlt _____ ' J D. SJWOODWARD, ' jrm ~ ■ POULTRY . ~ MiistrAX, BflKfr^KLTi i । ' ' ' vtswtenrifisi Lw* A- tuJ«. Cwinl Xirrr* Itiua l>«fr»<ti W.O. HEDKIOKaVU.. iimsMKafcrt Saflfllers & Haraasffliert hamtixm. II. A. GOODYEAR, Banter & EBtaue Mir, Caiurnaa* *i*» A H« «» iwtt NEW YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY. A I'nr2 Pn». -7 hla pcbtlo may Just a well underatand flrat ar hut, that a /rer Pn-aa, atnenLtble only to tbe laws «r h? land, will to maintained by ua while we have charge of a paper, and i‘.it th* offleUl ante of all palllo officers aw eonMde.-W fair anltfocfo of critlolsni, avd may be cemoMated upon and tbe op nlens of tbe writer Meted with entire j«ttoo to the oritktoeor tbe l*me. and only tmlltea wboee it— af Mm ia tbclrenly apology. •"’M*?*’* (caaaraaawac*. ISM.f ».T *Wew Berea • D*r*‘- BEACH STREET BOSTON <T F. x. »»A.TT, ^GJMTS FOB IMS- C1IPET8 MB BIL CLBTM, W conestiM wWe SY GRAND AND SQUARE �“’SRSWI ONED?LL Dry and Fa ...................— v----------- o —: ---------Mhay value males more rtta boroea; they live longer, are tougher, require lass food Utd a smaller hsmaa. ' Asparagus bods should not be cut af­ ter the stalks aesaxta oooe up weaker than will bo tufa peer crop the next assuage, and tbo beds will "run eat” tn a SEWING MACHINE DryGoods, Groceries^ Hate & Caps, F^XO O' CXDKXtr.' °* ££.*** faw r~rt WE NOW DOUBLE OLE RATE8 OHAROWT Uli." ■ ■ iTATl or MlDHiGAX-tbo Ciswtt ( Crockery, Boots <fc Shoes, Tbe only fruit which grows in every climate la the strawberry, JI U the only fruit which, aomewbere oa the earth, b fcc Ua UoeSV of Btrrj. ia Cbrocnrr. Alria W. Ballsy. O-pM-sW. EwsLi*— WilUam H. flsjfcrd, J * RUSSELL & NEVINS. rttsabk ftrd wkfak •a.bU.yo.u baton Ibse UMwaun^r’esTiiiATr FAimicKa sWaUapw (to Bmm. Tha Tia^coUmg sa saromaa lasleaye right ▲ miter la tbo New England Farmer ststeu that ba baa cured sore nose in sheep by simply shearing tho nt-oeol tho animals with tar and sulphur. TM dlasaaes bad spread through his whole flock, and the application cured them at It Makes the Best Stitch, Fresh Goods coistully haii. Old Gaods selllajf reirirdleas of rest. JaivtT In England and France dried fern leaves axe used very extensively fur packing fresh fruit, grapes csjxxlally, they seeming to possess to an unusual degree tbe property of preserving rege- RUSSELL & NEVINS. longtime. AOX5T5 WAKVIU rok Tint ■ If a fanner In Wisconsin plants a row of trees along the road, bo Is exempt OFFICIAL HISTORY of the WAR. from working on the road. Whoever HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. and the State Horticultural Society of­ fers a premium of 8100 for tbe best ten acres of funet trees, and SiO for the scc- SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY! Experiments prove meat clearly that in every <n»e where tbe price of cent and barley it eligible to feed fowls thenwith, there la considered economy In never giving them grain raw, but well boilidoaUor buckwheat. [C.N. Bc- Be Sure to Sec this Machine, CARRIAGE FACTORY! —The last sweet thing in benucts is tho cAawcau Cbcodeft; it la ccmpoecd of , three bouillons of tulle edged and divid­ ed by satin rouleaux ; this forms a puff, i which Is poaed Just ou the top of the head above the chlgnoo, and does not comedown at ail upon tbe cars. In 'FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. ESTABLISHED IM 1867. Corner of Jtdlcnwti and Railroad Streets, HASTINGS, MICH. tobacco antidote. . Hypophosphite *tT Among the prominent Delegates tn tbo late Democratic National Conven­ tion, waa butcher Format, of Fort Pil­ low notoriety, and General Beauregard, the latter individual, was' tbo author of tho following chlTklrlc letter found among Jaff Davises' papers. CNAMATOM, 8. C., Oct. 18,1682. Hon. Wm. P. Miles, Richmond, Va.: Has the bill for the execution efaboUUon prisoners after January next, been passed. Doit, and England will be •tired into action. It ia high time to proclaim tbo black flag after that period. UFACTUB1NO CO., of Albany, N. Y„ Union soldlan will be very likely to supports candidate,whom thseemen, by thsir influence, help to select. Act Promptly and Certainly ' Of AIL STAOK ol ■ CONSUMPTION. I AM NOW SELLING Lumber Wagons. A. No. 1„ at 8100,00. Open Buggies ringis Seal 8125, to 1165. “ r Two -.<180. '• 180. Top “ Sngie “ 180, •' 275. Ratio- 4 Jump seat wagons, 76, “ 100. ■ xirrm < 3BER>3 OOKMlSluaNEB’B SUTICE. Nsaabctamv of Utaonl Xrimdur.1 NacbiM. rv. Coaprulag llw otbbxnltd -.SUr" Tliiesbuif NarbhM; -SUr" Railway (or £imU«> Chain) »d S3 Groceries and Provsions, aha, but nono in which agoutlor, lovelier spirit dwells, and nona to which the heart's warm requitals more joyfully re­ spond. She is the steady light of her father’s house. Her ideal is indissolubly connected with that of his fireside. She ie his morning sunlight and evening star. Tho grace, vivacity and tenderness of her •ux hero their place in the mighty sway which she holds over his spirit She ta the pride and ornament uf hia hospitality, and tho gentale nurse in bis sickness TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT ! Ksiiat, axxb, aaxj, cod mu, T la-Warn or Every Drseripiioa, Crockery nM Wooden-W, KEROSENE OIL. — 'ttK- Still Leads the Van THS woau>. JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. R. HERRICK, (tXBfrBlXSO* 4WI0UTMSSB 8T0Rr.| that this is the beat world as yet known by ua. It is barely possible that, tbe cynical souls may -go further and fare worse. Let us hope not. POSIBJ.E I tohsjl b« s plMsor* to os to —Tbe Ftedfrotor, a Democratic sheet pobUabsdat Pino Bluff, Ark, has the fbiknring: — “Another trooly toy man waa lately killed in BradJy county, and we have fsnwsn-' LyaiutL&iwji* .. A G. h' WbbImw.m , F3SF � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-07-29.pdf 56beab4eaf6e5d6f553b609bf004ae26 PDF Text Text Baitings guns Zht *EO. M. DEWEY, lutings $*« *T tlASTlSU6. HARnr CO., Mica.. •fat la, M «<«7 rt Bdck Bieck, ooraar «f yobi xin. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, JtitY 29, 1868. Business Jittrtsiij. IMnj- BOOTIES 8MU. BITTERS, hod bin nominated on the IBth ballot, and that the country wnx all at.lnro with entbotaitaem for him and green box, 'to roph, “betwcrn.hjrhW ’ ■certain wnsluv his success. : Cree, never twsnpport (a On arifvln at the Corners I found that Intense anxiety wnt manlfc.ted by 'the eltircna thereof. They were all gather­ ed at- Bavoom’u discuanln tte matter when I hovelnjlfo on ar-inle wfchlted bartered at Sc.-taaiuuvHk to ride over "Never I nrver! we wi "Very good?', said Jaaef, ‘Tte# paper "Who Is it?" Mlu.Dcckln Pegram, wich I hold In my Uandaconvcyatoaafkcichin the mule by Iho bnd'.c." "Who fitetlntoteUiBeu.othat on tte twoatyfall, and wjt principles Ucvwcgot to sccond ballot Governor Boraato Seysupport thia fall ?” , , ■ • momi.uvNoo York, was notnenatel. ••Pendleton nod gr«mbax,"ateutod I. anJJbM Frank Biair wux nmnenato! "Pendleton, the young .racic uv the Vico Pr.-sldunt by .gMkuuation. £x West, who la opposed to the bfoetod aris­ Seymour fa apponcd bitterly to rondletocratic bondholders, with Wood'.erash cbarrc.^thACorteri win repo^de tbo us Uibrin men into the duet. Pen^tton who teleevsa that of greenbaxfa good onus' for us honest Ikborin tncn. they Hoofland's ■German Tonio. Prtparti by fcr. 0. M. Jicxsox, liver, stomach, or digestive organs. Hoofland's Gorman Bitters fssr^uEs —> V ««r Orodgs not My mb Us U«r of b!v». My hoart iu .**!• o» letg dnirt; ThU day lx rnlaa j bo ibto* to (CM At doty tun rwjctra. Hooflando German Bitters. HOOTUND’S Tlx dup aaxa anawarrd to e y OTO, -Baattiog my adlph faayrr owoyf gebmak tonic 4. p. mu. ■. JMI 80IFITS, ^••‘“UttoSUX. Dw«tlax.»3 Bread- .uajpIm. hem t'cnlr.t Bensto at that time who foresaw the tendency of events, and that tho coun­ try was drifting on to r. terrible war. Ho consistently opposed all $0 «fcaUed compromise measurca of tho South ns tho virtual surrender of tte Hborties of tho people, auQ in all tho •tentorial cohtests of that period Chan­ diet stands on tharecord as the unfiineh3" dofaadar of Ctlr charterer liberties. fearless advocate of tho doctrins.of the Declaration of Independence, that all men are created free and equal, and these ho would main Uiin by speech and vote in tho Senate or before iho people, and if an apnoal to arms should te made ho would walootno tho arbitration The country does not now approclhte bow much it owtv to his Ildmim firm004#. Tlw ]>ooplc hiMTE' Itocomo so much | accustomed is reganl him m one of the great fortresses of thpir liberties, which no artillery could breach, and whoso parapet uo storming column could ever reach, that they never Imvo given themsolves a thought as to the disastrous consequences which might linvo follow­ ed .on many occasions had ho spoken or nt.. WlxOaM-M E—S Ukrt.r»Sr -i rywaww. are<u» : «r. X>«l 1 Al SE-SSsJArtt WEAK mo DELICATE CBILOSED NUMBER H. •‘EnuiF!" sed BaMmn, ■•enuff. Eavo ' my^libv been poftOnally lujaorod. that spoach, •u-ton, till we hev our riftl- j qi,0 Bcckm Ifascom Karuol McPclter take suthln. So gnod do I fee! over the' .ei-jlt that I nui wlllln to stand tract ..for- and tlio crowd. Como cue, come nil." 1 tito place, llclyin on tho strength uv Those few remarks uv Baatom’s wuz our oar. didate.wo bod gone too far iu ttonouncin the utl.cn. the fusrthat mnUw the entire crowd moved into his place, wat coed wu Jo? The twp policies is so and ex one man they al! unwaged their cundd opposite that we con’fsuppcrt tbo Lhlta!. Bucotu kin more.the <-orncra o:.o without dcnouMtu the totter. It quicker than cpy man in JL Wat a wur derided that we support the ticket. happy poZaten to biMin I . Wo Mt ft this'safe. Hoyroour, if-te la clce!cd,.cnn't dtorindCTte between his aupporters in tte dfatriboojusn uv tte tllcton wu* to sweep to glory. 5 in the open air, in front uv Bascom's and the iuipaihcnt crowd cailod upon mo to give an ac?cuntuvtny stcwcrC•hlp. • *■ I opened by «t»tin that I went to Nao Yurk under pokoolyerty emtenravsln clreuirwtencci. The whole money pow­ er uv tbs east wus arraytxl agin ua.-The ariatocratfc A'lmont, wich is tte oavatuv the Bo thchthia,-tho moneykings uv the world, wus detertnftied to fofat ante the Dimocrary either Chase the accursed Abolitivnbt, er Seymour, the [Ckoolywix't urpYntt street, wich street h,T may sling in tore fo?tte bene­ fit uv my hearers, where the rebury blxnlf® Is mrstly done, and where th-y •loop on Government bonds sr d spend tho he ft uv their time a cltppln off tte Tte coon tty* willaotodjudgo tbo patriot by tho weakness of tte pohtician, but will moot out its rewards to tha»foithful who continue to tho cud. Tho State of Michigan may Wjustly prouil of the no­ ble record of her Senator. Ho is now ; drawing near tho close of his second ami wanted to controU ouAackshcn.— term, haring been re-e’oeted in 1S62, and reeviring every rote on tho first in­ But we wurent to be purcbW. Tho more Wall street offond to enslave the formal ballot in tpueus. Ho was tho author of tho reeolntio-.i Dlmocr-ay. the more yoor representa­ for raising tte Committee on tho Con­ tives, gloryin in ther manhood, spurned duct of fho War, and in a mart unsel­ ther prontrod bribes. We went there fish manner refused to ba its chairman, ! determined to e'-naneljmls the yuntemaLui on tbo committee followed up tte ry uv tbo country from the betfdlge uv inquiry into tho mmxagoment of M1** bleated bondholder. We went Iter Clulluu aad gained hia removal. pledged to Pendleton, the young eagle Ho mndo a very caustic speech in the UV the Wert—pledged to tender the Hon- Ziohariah Chandler. BAOffAO£ CITJ5CK&D THROW H. Scnatq Chamber u> July, 1M57, against bloated bondholder the tame dirty ragn . I „___ l._ ..A. ... dl.ee Raul. the growing tendency inaniA-sted on tho wich fao pado for his bon da-pledged tn Mr. Chandler is of New England ori­ part of ao’nw of tho Republican raotu.pay tte blurted bondholder, if yrepadc. •5TASX FOR TIC KETH VUYlllE RAILWAY. gin, born in Bodford, Now Hampshire, ocra to|jpologixn for the rebels and ox- them anything, grecnteaki forhhbloatDecember 10, 1813, and oducatt-d, as tenuato their crimes. It had it# desifed most Now England bora arc, by attend­ effect, and though replied to by Mr. ol bonds or nothin. We wont ibex de­ ing the common school during the win­ Fessenden with his usual abih’ty, te termined to a nib lUu thL-yor Soymo-o . ter season, nod working at farm or their was wteflly unable to parry the thrust and hia bloated supporters." "Hah for P«»dlctoo!" sung cut the productive later during tho summer.— of the Senator from Michigan or con­ When nineteen yean old te left the old vince tho Senate «f the country that it "Three groans tor Seymore, the bloat­ homestead to try hia fortunoa in tho was not deserved. Tkr Cronotypr. ed tetidholdars agent. great West, where in tliat now and rap­ Both cheer# and groans worn given idly dorclapingcountry there were much greater opjiortunities opened for young witli a will and 1 proceeded. men to win wealth and poritiun than • My triune, you nev’ll know what they could ovnr yomibly hope for at wo. the people's dofondcro, bed to con­ | homo. Ho visited a number .of places tend with. The bloated bondholders with a view to tho facilities they olfcrod| he! money— woJied none. They were to business, and with remarkable judgedetermined to fasten the yoke CT yoefr montfor a boy of his ego, who hod necks-wo v<re determinsd tohist it «ff. never before been outride of his natiro They wus determined to her Seymour State, sow that Detroit, Michigan, then with all Wall rtreeb fastened on toyco bnt n small village eompcwed of a finr: to grind you into du«, but focliu that et rude buildings on tho Detroit river, was I didn't stay la Moo York till the Condal center. Ito population was scarcely venslrap adjourned, for a mod excellent 4.000, and tho entire population of tho reason, to wit, vis: my monby run ObL Territory, which th^n comprised, btsido what now consfitutootho (Stateof Michi-, forst to board,/squired payment iu ad­ pun, tho Stalo of Wwconan, and aU of vknee, and uv coorso under dab an arMinnesota oaahof tte Mtoteippi, only roagomsntthere wus nothing toft for mo about 40.000 iabaldtaato. and haring but to Kuccum. The length uv my stey come to the coneloosten that the ciwltt nod utondteuv the Govcrnwut demand­ ed the jiaWuei’t uv tte Nashua! indabU -«un«» ------ Id <pld, and that anything abort ov uut‘. wouli wAWMVWI»Pa ‘t-a-k’ „ -■• lhx UI wonder,” siM f, “that any honest tonn—cur mtn who bdeevee tn mainbrining tutlinpalred the credit of the Government, ahood think fur a moromri uv pjyib the debt in .anything but wot wux funtomplatod—honest hard gold.” Ala'hroctls the next uito to ratify Scyi.-)uur’n\nuflilDkshen,I tied this over ngin, and asked cm e.'nny Dimocrat wfanroincmbmd tho (rioriom fits Jncknsn mode forhaid’mauoy, wood consent far a moment to mulUWy a InvtemaUe |»I* r cumr.«y • No I Let us ex our gte riaua itandard * ror ~ ‘ beymour hex so , lei us puy our debts boldly pcndalo _ ----------------money—gaM— ablnln yalfer gold. Three ebrew Aw Fcymowr!" • -f AntUUiey chrere-icx lever, heerqd mtmrfioer. Tbef aiot nn trouble lit manastn the LliBorrfay. All they want 'l»to hev it roftlcd wit they ase tohvrah fori and ttoy hur^h for it. NotwithstApiUug the fo pawl made the first nite, w« she! poll the ycomaalvote for rnrmoair, am) possibly more. Yet' the experimr nt was • little . risky. I. will never ratify of in till 1 know wat lam rail(yinz and for wbeto... . WiscelUiuj. efs^er ; all uv 'cm more or 1cm tryln to live in sUudln on tha ted uy a bort ••Hare’s tlic last Looter .lie paper,” »cd ItesamewayJ llaft and came borne while 1 oood, and before ft wm uveriart- Jonsf, onfotdl-Mg ft. "Htel 1 read Hl” “Rood! r.ewtl” yulted tte crowd.— ••GlTi.MA.tte nowo uv tte downfall nr tte bloated bondholders V ’ “Be lore 1 »•»< and Josef, who ted -Tho'4poroau who tew been un­ able u> percatvt! any Grant Balhmdasw iu ibeinunfty will now bo apt to cm more of fatten fa agreotjtfo to.tbclr feci- III -The attempt, toegdto enthusiasm for fleymonr and Blair liliko trying to rend dp one of Lowe's balloons wftfa ths heat ot a lighted candle. . -Sc vtr.our aa’d. "I thooM be’Ifatenorod if 1 ac-eptsd your wrwteattaa." And this tetm te korr-Yrank Blair wm toga <m the ticket with hiaa. . -The Bite Tavern vu Ito lm4- iutlon lu HcstCT to hula tho Scyttofcr ami Ilfair tog. Tte fiutc conaUWaa made ar.dd upon tto place «ttesQiM>ot‘ly, and captured a lot irf gambUng ln- �itiUfJUBtr. Q Cluoego^Julv. 22d, JfiM white store a Jot «rf tuJ 'CASH STORE NEW GOODS ttjmrar, ana me xkbiod r reg rrau, w Oroit Organ, so she atoo h>. a small FOB FBEXIDEJTT,. DBUQ8 « MKDICIME8, SSESB: Splendid AssoHllLCld for Sakai Rail Bond Pnce,.. wslms and tho bend-holder. ICHUTXOt OOX.FAX, orimuu. fa. esiSosE. 1 P. .ROBERTS 4 CO., T>. HrA.tTI-»I>o a* - (Great again. The fit» reeolutioa was again road and cheered) . All Hastings Oatdsce! tho Freedmen a Bureau (great obeering) cad aB political mstnuneTtaliiira drotem- Sjjujy. or aomatblng etoe peculiarly uBpleaaant BattJo Ct^ck 1STOwl UWO and nasty.. That In term suggests tho -------cation of the deeirc to wpport ihe Constitution and ro- opening ?f on* ef Heinrich Heine's huof iaquzritarl cottoeting internal revenue, eo that the GrooerleiH burden of taxation may bo equalized and । leeseaed’; the creditor the government HENRY F. BALDWIN*, of Wayn*. peace, and a tariff for revenue upon for- with u* aa friend* and hretheren imp- rb, and such equal taxation nlattM \ MORGAN BATES, of Grand Travers. under the internal revenue laws as will Gran* a* a Bolfcer. on woman'* right*. VI BlKI>Otrjr STKrcKLASr. of CUoton Th8 Copper-Rebel Platfonn. The Copper-Belxd National Conven­ tion has published its platf*rn^ and thrown to tho brocro its Banner bearing platform we herewith publish, sad oak for it tho carcfull attention and close lieve tfcr pl»t/crm can neverrocarre tho approval of tho people of thia county, or otie- lite not loyal Ills not Btatosmanllko. It is not tree eittar in letter lees offices; the restoration of rightful authority to, and th* indegendente of, tho Executive and Judicial departments of the Government; tho subordination of tho military to tho civ'' end that tho usurpation* । the despottem < f the ewe--------- j A'ljht—Equal rights and protection for nataralix-ul and native bom citizen* at homo and abroad; tho asaertation of American nationality, which shall com­ mand the respect of foreign powers, and famish oxamide and encouragement to people Strugriing for national integrity, constitutional liberty and iaditodual right*; and th* maintenance of thoughts of naturalized citiren* against tbo abso­ lute doctrine of immutable allegiance, and the claims of foreign power* to p£raish them, for alleged crime committed boyond their jurisdiction. (Applause ) In demanding.thsM measurca and re­ form* we arraign the Radical party for its diiregard of right and th* unparalleled opproasion and tyranny which have mark­ ed its career, after the most sahnnen end unanimous pledge of both Houses of found peace to miliiaiy dsspotisxa and negro rupromary. It bn* aullincd there the by It —— ha* abol,. right of r trial 7-------i jury. i—j- — aXdimirJ aih a11 ur if not it* direct re-«rtablishmcnt,th'on nnd military mnita-r trials and «ecret» Rr., and Star Chin: bar inquisition* for the Constitutional tri­ bunals, it has disgraced io time of neaoo tho right of tho people to bo free from •aareh and •eizuree, it ha* entered tho people of the Northern States, and pest and telegraph office* and oven tbo private room* of individuals, and seired revolution in the late confederate States. their private napora and letter* without Il mean* tho continuation of all tho diea* required by tho organic law. It baa converted the American capital into a Ou this platform they placed Horatio Beatito. It bos eetabliehed a system of proceeded to bpriugfleld. the capital of hi* State, to be mustered in. Three years thereafter, be wan IJeutenautGeneral in command of all the military forces of the United State*, then exceedbig Haifa Million men. PIANO FORTES tea or the dangerous reductions of leroonado and loa cream, will long keep the 1 club together. The weakber here ha* been somewhat modified and we are enjoying a little rwvlto from tho Infernal heat of the three weeks jiast. The general effect of the heat in enervating and wcoklnlng te well shown In the fact that although the loyal people of the country. They and will be started by a Mr. SoltleL— had enough of Halleck a* Oeneral-lnCUlcf, and Instated that Grant should be doily here, getting the associated Press despatch**, ha* apparently put a stop to Why did they demand thia 1 dtreauv. urmt naa ffcn'ral'y scon, the starting of the dcw Democratic pUiuon comsom^tero AodtfHiacapture 'T'imta" will have the Hold to Itaclf this °f •"’'c1-’1 tbourond Bebel addler* at campaign. f bed been the first great An invaluable Invention has recently | Unionsucttto of the War. Hl* flanking been brought to pubhc notice bore, a of Vicksburg, defeating the Rebel army tidng which intern**-every family In of Mteelrolppl In several battle;, Inter- the country,by^to utility and cheapnc?*. poeing between Johnson and Pember­ It I* a “sheathing and roofing board" ton,abutting the latter up in Vicksburg, and there compelling him to surrender pactly pressed and about a sixteenth of 20,000 Rebels, while Johnston idly look­ an inch tn thickness. This materia! Is ed on, evinced the moat masterly strste- impervious to air and without Increased expense, te also furnished In a waterpored it; Gen. Sherman disapproved it; No dampnem or change of temperature Grant planned and executed it. »•< q-*w' the “Soroate” and'!! i* scarcely probable * that the Joys of mild dissipation in weak and rapid elevation 7 Not by political influence; for be was no.politlcan, had scarcely ever voted, or any other epidemic dteoaece among and never on, the eido of the party now us, tho mortality of the dty h:» been very largely Increased, almost doubling Not by personal InOueuce or patron- last week, upon the week before. It In­ creased iu that time, from 187 to 283 1 deaths. . fiuentlal friend. He never There te no preeeplil lo Improvement, goTcral command. He did not even yet in business, and news te scarce.— knbw Mr. E. B. Washburn*, Member of Until tho exceeslvo beat of tho summer Congress from hia District, though they te fhirly over, wo need not expect much I>olltlcal excitement, and aa tho fashion­ llv.-d who could sly, “I was the patron able churches arc cither closed or, ■* . - . ' VERT CHEAP. HUDJlEREJiY Books and Stationery, ‘ 0.1. 8PA8LBII8. HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, \ • WALTER A«3Ot>-A huze PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS STOVES, IRON AU/M OIL to LTjf. CM, j»TBs xvn auras: t.r.aeiEiraaM. HUINKMUVKJACKMn-aOtJtG SOUTH bEAYB WKXUXA-GOtNU KUtmt Building Materials. Bav® Trough® Made and put up on Short Notice. 'phr JPi*w^«r PaiMtcr Sholf ■ Hardware and Cntlcryt _ STILL AT JT KLDtoCD rmois. Dodge's Clebrated Plows For Sale at Kalsmuoo Fries.*. Hom»,CitTuig«.W»gon a Culler 1* i wont, ar MAIN URUTIIKK*' XEWH DEPOT, ii. A. GooDYr.in, iNEWSPAPERB. Seymour, a living embodiment of the conatitutioaal monarchy of Europe would on the Chickamauga, and been pan nod now dare to reeart; it ba* abolished the up in Chattanooga, where hh men were brick bouse can possibly be rendered right of appeal on important con*atu- famishing while his animal* were starv. without it .It to either fastened on tho tfoual aueeticns to the supremo judicial ordinary alicathlng boards, on the studtribunal*, and threatens control of it* llevo him. He found Bragg Intrenched the walls air-ttght, while na a lining for tains which he ddemed impregnable. It foof* and floors it 1* equally perfect.— loyal hair in hi* head, and Clair has For a genera] roof It is both better and m too most atrocious ealumnioa merely iaokod well nigh itnporelblc to more cheaper than roofing felt With all him. Grant act to work and did it; rout ­ because he wottld not prostitute his high office to ths support of the false end par­ ing the Bebel army, capturing forty of these qualifications It 1* so cheap a* t0 tisan chargee referred against tho Presi­ it*guns and several thousand men-— bo within the rcich of every ono, costdent It* corruption and extravagance Had be known Iho ground, ho^vould have exceeded nnythmg known in histo­ gobbled up nearly the whole fleeing ry, and by its fraud* and monopolie* it army; but night fell early, and tbo Reb- heartily endorsed It. Sample* and all has necriy doubled the burden of tho required Information In detail, will be debi crested by th* war. It ha* etripnod threatened ChattaDOOgaagain. forutahed upon application to the Rock th* Trssii* sin ' nf hia . Grant was then acmmooed to the East. MeCle’lan, Pope, Burnside, Hooker, streot, Chisago. The ex-etampion base-ball club, the Meade, had eovorcaily started oa iho road to Blremond, buMbund itamvunl- "Exeeialers*' have been again beaten by ent to return.' Grant took the track and a vlriting dub, tbo “Buckeye" from Republican party platform adopted kept It till Richmond was ours and Lee Cincinnati. They do not pretend any had surrcudeaed hh array. people amid tho rein* of liberty and the all of wbsiah. will be *panmd by a loyal, nnfrhilUMWMVun people. Manufacturer* of the yrw j.u_. MOK1TOB IRON aidcraUen *f the all-important topics of bonnet* end aeondalt fldoa’nl take up collection* from outsider* for charatablc purposes, to there ta no pecuniary profit half time," there te nothing of note In Not by the favor of hl* military lupe- that dlredUon. Speaking of politics, the Democracy' rwrrc not popular with of Chicago have found two now organs, one already in being "L Unluae Italian# can plausibly ray that McClellan, or and the other in prospective, "The Pope, or Halleck, while In general com­ Wastcrn Hebrew." The first te a week­ ly violated that mod sacred pledge under mand, oven pushed Grant'* fortunes.— ly paper published here iu tbo Italian which alone wu rallied that noble volun- Nay: be w*a mado Lieutenant-General language, and the second te aa Ito name unpatriotic and unworthy of th* endore- equal Justin- It doe* not descend (A? baby-jumper* aud other necessities of rp r domestic life- It does not seem to pre- A The Proclamation of President Lin­ coln, calling on the loyal States for 76,­ 000 men to defend Washington, issued upon advice of th* *urrender of Fort country. Sumler to the Rebel*, found Vlysees 8. Sntnli—Reform of abuse* in the adGrant selling leather for hl* father in. Galena. He Immediately volunteered, uSSjE ItOHFURK. gCBBTII A LDmFF Crockery, Ate. r*?”7**7 BOOKS. Tte tMl ' BUpk Note artf Receipt Books, LKOAL BUK8 AKO STATIONARY I* Mir dressing isowBo^ wiU quickly restore Gray Hsir SPECIFIC PILL, the success BEXUAL DEBILITY! - niiok'i. nni.i .w . .T.. J1™?___ mild amusement to vialtore. preferred fitotes threw off Ml subjection to the Brit­ cd poevlbllitlefi ish crown, the privilege and trust of siifevery aide. I'HH Hl brought against a . We only know that five i 11 ■ • —----- — -o'* wwn so rritorn and limitation of tha powan of the ever, to deprive any Stalo or interfere with ils exor- Inadtul* suit against him a. the agent, icrbtebtoo'iy reymie* will) the liberal and enterprising byiheci tori- •mErida nuCEONEbfiU^B. WINCHESTER’S Srccirtc PILL ��mibcoXaneous. MACHINE SEWING Xnt.be World' laaw •rfsxbibitlnn ul lb. Sterr of a w*. ro. .r awo-c »»»-« I'atterna, Ac., As.. ^-I. U .UIM. U-^r I, U, PHILLIPS & BEXTLEY, * im-lCK OF COST! LOCAL AGES-TS, HASTIX&a>lUCI- Oor ladutewsat. daring jlh^'po.l fan y..r. WE NOW DOUBLE OUR JUTES OF P3EMIUM0. Into the roots, and mate! your bead for ahaae. 1 “» • sort of wrrifiM.nbriterplights Shoot op yuurdartka lad tremble is year eyes; I like such ibtafa. I like to aw the wM BbteeMghlad elomfa seres the dsrke.fog AWu, I IlkMbo sCa. sod whoa ll'awnally bad, A-pretty woman-, try, very maJI * TMtMasktaorowtbtarts!lHtefloorf QffAT.t TIES of other tl rat-rias* .r.scbtnrs.'ssd prssrose* itiany a Irantagvs ovrosnf and all of-ttean. Ills u. to Clubs of (0 sad 1U0 rospsctorslr.« other ES_rL1^5>. EXAMINE.-^* . RUSSELL Si NEVINS. MAKES FOUR DIFfKRKMT frrrrcnc’,' A x !■: s' I tike win fthge, at I have said. bat than 1 should net like 6 own them. Wbdwould be JACKET ।Colburn'. r*twtJ AX£c.nnet b. txccIUU. WT.Rn.roMy ib.t will c.t jj Proprietor of rartliqsakcs Or loose hnrricar.ee. m»r. tb.n cnuBaa Ain., with ton labor to Um Or rtssefa plunginglueofaelial leSi f Or wed a maid tl~i could, if rise thouid pleaat, Giro IM a toackaf eat and all of tbeae f Xrt t. ^ou'l let a female thunder at’rm • Broad la topr eyes, with every sod. aid Utas A frhh .bf angry HgMaing. Ton b.ro^d Year March and April ; now be Jane igalo, And let yjacr foe cut eyebrews' alftro span >Ito b«ws Of prowled tn your fbrnrtfa coa^l and bow; geaito cardlraia jacketjjpteo.ljd .bony g~SSjga.rrar: Bal uarl'nl ef Irakir; is Tero. Frat CM<ic>s>UMIr» Bart. “" ~ 'cw ^—wfa.'ulSw' OU Mta aalllar iwartka •/ real. It la Ahnoat Entirely N«iral«M. :: New Goods, Nnet Rocciveul, ■ ir *—fare tsairru— For aClabof M (*<■>—On. of. Iht'folfawlnf article., air: Ail yard, of blMutordor broara •lle«|. I’RORATH ORDER. CHAiXCnRY ORDER. YERY Is0W FOB CASH- GeiLaf Tfoxlngsla roJroroif. ro to. Hah Cay of It. ready aato. aooiknn.-e with- an inettaMd caramUoSra, rank, itih.bnt subscript ton-b-rok fl». wbtn T klaifad year prrUy eoutta Sell. tvtr pubh.licU. . 1 boBorodoue who Uugbt ce if adMlrw. «tos.|t*rrt tn Eaatoa. Ft, reports ISnMWl.Fair women In their twenll.s-dou'l ypnpsc 1 . •r» tn U>4< days. Anolbar in Bo.tan, IM sub tnurdsyt ... , But then, dear Btfa, .1 t wet standing bj ber, Kabrr.te .'MIMI tor ct'dshra ndMeeirrtrron, rod a full Bar lift onitacloae-a. 'T thia it ntr, »te»deaerlpti.n cf lbs work. A-Jdnr>. ZeirUr. tytatny Mul, 1 madebilicvc'twa.you I ' MeCoidriA IV. Cl.iroaorllL.ar -»u Luou, Mo. 4UI.N I.1 i far U.» Lar XX rat Boox.” A n.w nielbod o! copy 11-5 Ictlrra. Soyrncitrat Heme. without yitbrr l ieu or waler, thrtebj roriof M5^.UwU”nA<«.-uS«kU i t. rtr a!, rrr. Tit Ulica ‘HtriW, published at the •r.r alioan, «:>>! fill, a Ioir loll araiil. b.fa« homo of Horatio txjrmuur, thus hails adapted to rn.rch.-u. lawyer., doel.ra. eommro ei.f trarrlcro. ntikutera, auUton, luroluiroca. his nomiuation for President; ' Uru.ers andoltorx I'rica <S s* and upward*., which bring. >t wlthitnbo roaebol all. ^rndf.rr “Ho has wecifred by indirectioo.and g»«l agrSt i" ecunay. Addrvwo I', (lorrvll Hold. U*.-ri’ol latpraiuiuui .1 I’.rta Eapoaiitaw. .SwdWtta. larwopir. . Itastit A Vw.pr Xcrtli Sljast.. I'l-Usdatete.. I'enu. AUMrtji IVABtbU EV r.itk w IttJtE. The test Rcaperj.Knife Grinder! tie rerolriog eaator; a 11 yard, aopenaw rail­ lltely until ■ mare for pant, and 'ul^mitorn; uira teary healbmpte saMllpd,./.. e.f\ □«y coxibqnilk two fancy rolnrU ted spr.aja; Ou. of throe Machines pair of g*ri'« ralf boote, 4 *arJ. fuB.ro' gtxri wool Irixklag; faacr cubmdro piled drou pottrra; test qnailfo tehu.rol aklrt; roaowvod brara Will Trust jl ILifc-Time. .lann elock; iadies* ail wool cloak pattern mlrrr There to nothing plated roeard beaked far niter oope, Io­ , ■ Utelcan wrarmte Itta the easieot Machine to learn fa duped tatnilr Tl|bt». »x'l»record ten anJcngraUi« world. Th. moat torot*«'lteced l»ipq UyarUa iLmbte wISth Water proof elrokfill aa dUScnlly fa usfag il. a» ibey da ant forks; wiUKl'iltoroiwi lawwrtuas; gro- , fo row a dicerent kind td dofk ulnc Meerschaum Pip.. lor. Club of Imi.tMO.V-Openf lha follcatbir ' THU UAU1ILN6 articlrs. ria: *-■ y.rd. aup»ritroeaUtr extra «Uih TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, Gold MsdaL st Amroteaa Institute, New York Oct.. ikrU.atoathdiAMte Prroterm awvdwLto tw.uty.te.yai ds aptoadid b«mp carpeting, good 1'andly ttewmg Machine., al toe Daria Exposition. • • ■ ■ ■ ■. cotoro< .ltrs quantity bl«ek or alpaca dree. p«t 14.7. -• ^JS'L.'Gi'jZriSiillgTaC'ISr EVERY MACHIRE IS WARRANTED 1 And a Written Wamu’y giran ifn^uifud. ing-eued patent lerer waleb; <w». drorn Iroey haudfadate.: Wadwl korteaaodfoiho; sal|er pit- wil niafMF.B fa the mobt Phactical glue bottles, splendid riolia, toa aad’b.iw. com XX CfE.TUIpla WIDE OB MAU* ' HOW '11BJU. plel.; aiogte barrel abol-wun: Baeoai'a sit-tenel rerulrsst pairsapyaterwhite word blanket*; n et fur muff and cape; silrer plated engrared irs Bo Sure io See Uus Machine, pitcher, with MhripamsaaS co. half yards all wool fas., eaahnierr. far suit, on. dpua It■-are'a l-rtars builng'kny otter, as Toe waoH aswaredlr beat a Ire. plated forks; oaamoo oewro aetewg 1 c dti ^pointed, shoot J eon happen to are one of »-»4 embroidering machine; two beare hoiwa ibew.wurk alter* »>d W« bar. frequent aftr'ij<y. qw? ri cat.ima.toXwqg JLrifart alter p.rsuaa hate e«"thX towMOf ttewe MroHate ow>wd by a liriy “ForTargcr C(iiba tb. value 'Inerraeee tn th. umtnl.u C.telnpae of flood* and Sample srnt to any aillrea. free Send naCitsy by rogto- tcare.aril ah.has never had, any Irrobluwtth 11, nor haatb.ru been anything MH of Order during lercd letter. Andrea, ail ~rd<tm to. the wliofa uoi«. Il ta called th. ' ALLEN, HAWES’4 CO., 1» Federal St., Boitoo, Mass. r. Q. “FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE? BnxV. n ’ Como anti Ser It: Waf lsMl. Pvalrrs to Dry and Finer Good*, Cutfrrr. rioted Wan^/Altems. Leal ter Goods, . I’. & 13. HMtWFdU 2Sth. im. , , aaesefeas J£CLlX riC ’MEDICAL COLLEGE OF r»EXXBYr.vA»riA. A'.’lXtriSX dS5'«rtJri: ‘’tobacco AHrtDOTK Vaui-owii to rtawro *U- Malta tor TWwcco. i*rXrXX’.ZSi’*^ ahlMriWV rsfrroblrp. aud tstabliajurs robtwl litaltb, Sn.ntoro .o-l .Clwwrrw Er Fitly Yaara Cored. IrS. FWy E»ui». pe.t fjrr. .A lr.a»a.« •a UastafonowSwtoScra of -Trt>*c«. with iisuol rofsrooaoa >■»*■»■ lala, *t, a*Ot Itoo. AsMia waste*. (AddiOMltr. T. IKAteott. 3trs.y 15t(r. ?rL.J--ji-____________________________ vionro soul lb. end irf Janoser; the jamail SO*. &m commwen FcLnury 1st. andcnteluttes <«• Idltetegintrittgaf Mai; the third aroxioa cotlluaea Ibrvasbuut the .aaimer m-wtite Il bas’d abl. corp, of lwrl>. I’rufrasoro, and every Dspartm.nl of MeaUclu. snd Hurgcry to ia tooroajblr tangbL MI rt-ivtai.nZ bertxrioni.lh.mlcal and philbsa^lucal appar.lUAmctawEope., matluinrala of the latest b,rrt>ll.u for physical cxsiuioatlou and dingo mi. will be proa Idte , Splendid Hospital and l llnteal Inatroe'Um gee afforded; free tickala Io all Our City llmpltala ar. proridrd. JhurotltiA. Material abun-iaat ala claimed that if tho Union could nut bo a to tatodriak tha Convention, will be freely uwd te capital to indue ItopnbJieans fa this county and this State to *T*M»»teM«iea aron.dotoXwriuMr-Wm for •H’ar" fey ar ttowaarwtews anil alas ra«a.. Still Leads the Van David Howards KSffifiasflE J' hast’nn- Aug. X uritl 3gjsgiwgj;igK.a?Tc^X rK^gESSSSiit?^ _______ fare. ,w^ »HCTL*i^agaacnh*!»* JJWT YOL’R CJA>TU AT 11 STINGS WOQLKX FACTORY. SUPPORT' ME WSTRY! ir: asn ssmsssr^. The product of horn, ladavy I As good as the best -« Ubeap aa lb. Cheapest! J. S. VAN BRUNT. IlastlngB. Oel. let U.L- aUtf , • ATTAUllAhKNOTlM ‘" ■DauCtoMUS dirtfae Ule Chunlf rt tarry. . . UC.*<*YrtMnM. WtAUArt CMWsCfo • . mreruwrote^^^a^^ lAtrasropyd Mrfai .r~*------------ cwKFKita-------------- XatkwtaSernsr g-.rew tret hv nrrne o> lew— sro x:suaS5caasi=Ksiar tes*wanblpeau<t>MMhurvwe.Swa rw.ww ' ' — r^r u-u, ajgy J-^ARnr COUNTY rADDTArr ffurTnnvi LAnrUAlxt rALlUni! MveMuurosrtS ww...re nwvrv. i. fopmr tfaroiftuv Sefvbelstifai>’ra env**ofaau-t W 1 hw uw- Tho I nd normen I Js-Tbe n<Wh tu sagrod andsubslroliri as can be luughl riaewtero for frth^tfiT'.’^f.T^X'tonl .Vr5lw7.ur taj 1 the sduiotoouey. • Tbr Elfoel la-Thal yen Icura <mnr mnnry it li we. to enter into war, instead of fciplgn. In­ dustrial loiervata CUAhCF.HY ORDER. wmrvtwHrittoltaaroeDuU^gJfar.^U^M. . roieunma for r*w_<iur. Dated July tab. Ita. 11' J falyW " ’ cnlxcriY xaix’*’ ’ QTATE OF MICntOAi.-TBu tfrrelt Court ‘J for ute Cwixty aS Barry, to Chaser n. AHto W. Dnilry. CteajtafaH, . BASTINGS, MICH. A WORD WITH YOU, CRADEE! Da the many nnfferrra from bterosro of tlw Tew SeMeitt.es baring pwrufagssd Hrinlervrtof rir^plraton organ, know that Oae-riitb pf fa, JeSereou Turevr fa ike busircae is determine--! HntaaaTrike D< teCMsutuROlte! .Du tfoy iuow UaM Uiaaalyiflhbiu a vrrr twmi Warted MedicalNeteMU bu propiatea lieicedy rrol.'p eekind In Ifarry Iteunlv and fully pcUe of combattog this fatal matodyr •’"‘.Ic'tflX.Y"" Chotumptien la nortaa eaeruscr dursd an lat. rmistmsriroevu-lt fa as erotafalr Fauvaarro aaSmrtiP4tl: Thsruwaair Mta arttb ths rortaiuDellerlug that the beat work .will alllanatrlr ty of th. U<a of Gra<Uu>«ol - . e ratrnl th. markeL.1 ala all jau'e'fal • puoratudr wnvoxT ettts n’s oetnfmy Shop. avf.llkMw gwnd wnef wbp* 1 eestt 1 vnrt par workmea for a pter Jub and then 1-nRisMilun any euutomero. Having haLestensive eaperiemk ia row. af Ike beet Carriage Fnctoriv^ ef tte Fsat, I invite Caartrtn-a. Act Promptly and Certainly “ffxisiHStzaKrix:*' Hypophosphi t e, J AM XOW SELLING 8XTHISX..-I iXL,; H.rroy Wright, aed |Ar«mfahta WiUiam IL bay Card J ' wub’n Jwnty daro .fwe rorr-e. on u» te • row w Jte ‘ .rder.rod IndeSanliahi rrof isa-. ihu Ki: to teas la pnrsuasce and by virtu. «f a dtcrru ef tMel **Ai3 hvfartber erolerod thal wind, t.eeer Uaro Corot <M4> m th* aAwee axmltod ranro an the K3l»S?r=riKrWvSt?Sff secund dav .1 hyventer, A. U • MW, |. Hmawb e r.ber.. Notary PnSlfo daynniLviljid br tl , CMirt.*staiU aril al public aaariiou to Iky. higtw.’Mft’wi-s&sxsz'jmsims Ibnnnrih Irani droe nt * Conn linn-rd, tte rdlagrof llast.ugain Saad Causile «t Harty,.Il («-k) Ajtr-'yrpy. AUast D smiKXk. tlm»e errl.ln prices and parcrla of tand. silMM. lytog sad tebig In tte Create .f Brory andHu . at M>chig»n. a.-.d know a smI dewenbed a. tefar bRlHlATE ORRYK. lteas.—Il- krtt telle miitb euro iiuartrr rrnee,fan talmMherensL mad facto-tew rosronfflVumihe hrtteeanttk. rrutei. omro. tn uert rett aurtb halfuf <te suroteroM fnf I-r of section tblrt, ll-.rre iiS), all In the town•M^JSMWu.rtbUf vretewtauiklwrri . •V w „ < JAMMA-AWMOKY, A sYBgsasz^s RzwciS ssa rssrsstr- • du'y nWtbL-rtsrd to roil said prcmlaro. SuSs'rt<£*w^'.r Ail.’h!27^; .1m2 Lumbnr Wa^ooi, A. No. 1M at 1100,00. Ws, ltonn.se. KsHpksrom'e .Sfaaerier Open Buggira sin^lo Sool $125, to ? 105. Dated, June Stb.lH«. Jsl-tT ’ They Immufialslf wemw M»« strength and “ Too “ 130, “ 180. TL■•bet* sato l« hereby pm! prose.! .nllt H,« "rteSSSt’K.rtlfad TtoLk jrsatoT.ts.xrt far deepen <b« eotof of lb. I*ale blaod. Ttey subdue •• Single ur 180, « 275. Itth day rfA»n-l.l«*. .trim Mine tear rod th. L'hl"* sod Freer, iuna.sh th. Lsaeetora Top tus. sad c'>«.k Uc aisbl-ewexto. alwan, to trM> RatierA Jumpaoatwagomi, 75, “ 100. Hum-’ ’ JaIIKX A-.BWKMDY. 'igvso to fonrtotn d»yv- The appetite fa al now Evevy Utter xrtiefa to m| line equally fay. ” It nlll b* tore Sv eetnpurgkn th al tbv above 6g tOeer«.u.tiai.s reg-dar and u.iform. All th, * Grtwral rtym^tems disappearnjtlianpUHy that llspide prices Aflaalpror. “ UOETOAOr Mil. 7««s. oTib. nrrorDasrinTBR,in ue juroins'' UJriiisf fcwfa Sers nf tirat gresle.l acniug.af lbs race. Cna with neatoMs and dropm.h and el the lowest pesicaPTBSLis '-unpataDrimlm the aaoala of inedi- B.btarsi:s- - JI v*rfawinT*r>i*i [£•"» '•’* *e’W’wfa*<e**kB,VVSir! : CQMliMNK>NERfl NOTICE. ' .TAMEB CLAKKE. c'lua" TbUlterrogVt Ifcneulifi. Iteroedy auto Wish (.rrofaL’e <L--ry fa *U sUjts of 'lubs.culsr nxstinga Frii tuua !ifr. .R«|-«-xll-ir ALL rvrsotis bsvtag cfolrwt anai»» ’*• Jan! Jfoud. iala rt pfatlato*. iferoiaed. are MeeTtelineJciaJ citet. affofa Rutosdr.Rru u«aL fcKSiaigiS'.i • yy A. 8ARTWELL, CONSUMPTION. gseasuii-aawa'Asz isWsSS-®jEa? asn ferrous Tonl<. au-l genroamr of gew and bMHhy bl«4; nb.le for UMgaof General DebIHly, Ixm. nt.Sueoxih. Fieri* and Appetite, Dya moil clBcac.Mis trextiMulknown. to a Cprlaia C^j*. Hi ti a tn Groceries and Provisions, A fair Tllal TRY JT! TRY IT! \TRY IT I W 1 X OHBS T E tt'fl HYPOPH^FniTER, WAUM, AXES, BALT, COD HRH. Tin. XT urn of F.ttrr Drroript.'ba, ' Crockery and Wnctosw-Ware, KBIIOSENE OIL. «iM prescribe* '.'touic*. Luo. -bfokn, wJl.rro WWW SiHSPl &aMApeUMM.Mik s«uata riBJEtfhSWrOT’EfaKS a’.ii ’?*? &sts a »‘ "•‘’““"“'Im eJ’ifcrtK. i ____ . a/%«y CUr!,H C**n M ' ‘ AWto W. taltoy, 6«yi=-.".'. CW*,r CASH WXIeX. XBE PAID I gsuerri nstrMage fa .. rrrpotyrUf uoliritud. a, tn atrfaS ■ altenUoa to boa:aero, end . drt.rmla.ifo, to ’ JKWiLSY &JTOSIC STORE Soil CSoodsu «t tho L-ovre^t fafaf.HmisnteriW.iw ____ _ -yag’"- ROOK■.Xiife’rrt WANTED To so x^y&o'AVr'SF Ttx K’dSs:«as^~Ty«stei! nteyxr^gcdr «*• roB*iBLE.r.ATM. / Isbell b. • pluUnrn U aw to wrti „ evtotnroa. R. HERRICK; W. A. SAJITWEIX. A GEXM M auled to roll fbo UlsUry »T (IN XODIXSOM A WIOHTMAXIt fiYOUX.f B«p>a..tM. li.uo. • ‘iiUUB IN ' ■ - ns wjmxnvKxmrsriTE!. Its cateaw, C'tararitr, CW*L rad Broollu 1> Woouror. LL D . Pre.. nf Y.!« Cat . UY HOX AlMAXlMWH.fiTSPUE.V3. CLOCKS, watches, JBwkLRy. sn.- r Lr1, *c£« r^ro rd^zr- Oreuisro.. D. |». LL D . r-ron rf WreteX b 1 .MMMK- An WWte faeteey rf Ht 'J,??;'' A book fro all ancons; rod all pertlro. This VEE and plated WAHX. . s*hL2rruX“rs'tss ? CllANCEnr SALK. ' for pririnipto r, cun a et for the ideas ca which tho Republic i* i>n*-'"D The tor- sad In Us dew-T.pll.ro «l th. coteret of th. war. fl giro, throe interior hgl.ta ate.abaifaw..«/Um ciu a-nt roly known to iteriAwUnAroro Wt.a 11 lton<1,Brt u''' ‘':-’rtr’ ■oarr esws riMtuceuwn<a MMIr’aU»‘f **“' mi" 4______j-1?" U1B A qo., Hartford. N°J.^*»afaca^zj2.; EsrgftrBsn’kWvaiMgSS *' V,*i’ jjew *,wwrr SMrti. Italic. ■<fe'jruu^Trir.tf“LT—*“ the Buflrod.Jriyath.wJr* ; favntw.fatur.cm?:^ *S’"M cair**we«a , .. ... „ . „ _ ______ «»«“» 01UJ.1CSU r, CiteUtars graifa Jfaid by all reopeutabl. Drug­ fusts, and al Um aoje General Depnt fa toe United fiutua,by J. WlXtjHraTEXAi CO.^ To w’uCM all nrdars should te'^ddnrroed. ' MriMirn Uraular M»d pries U»«. Cseowpowdawtowbl IHo a<Mro.« Tho AlbanyCwlfwn AMUltaXlVfaWk .iTUflK. al tte CUOSrt ROADS qtU WwhfcfaMUrtkaf.Co.. f. U. Brower 1C1, V -111la north,-f CAar Lake. OU tte Hastings and Histpoechc.ini1 ttJr Creek road. AH kinds «l. itooda uaually six ff™ raw. BMflmOT..J4T»LlWT.-tiM»l« ■ & NEVINS, r^*ifansiT4»^“'»a IndOjrnatur of io. kautaaf lux;,: Maun* ' n satWftetortir fa-prorinr tea.ft dart*..." Oto tn tela thro UaemlmtoW&n&m •' rotTZtoaiLt??-** **** °°*?y;^. uaocmi-i <t reovisiox ton aw Mr. Seymour corer yet extended a poli- tw’^rijjj ta’,*‘P’u'J’i4 A. &xiB^9m»nlainsnL^ RUSSELL Comer of Jeffureon ttnd Railrood Street*, ESTABLISHED IM18B7. X3 ALLfiTAOBB oE f THE GREAT CAUSE Slavery, tho" Southam pco»U ■; must, nt u3 basardo, be-pretoe IM in\hat iusjitntiom It is tho same Seymour' who, in KTTMANJ MISEBj;' 1 MS, sneered st tho Umon armies, and JadpJfteU.faa AeuMritirtepe. Fr.rad tauntingly a^ked tor the promised nricA T.rc-rc»c_a/fn5'S«Z-M. Tuxruaer ana It in­ torias; ths same Seymour wboeo teach­ let Core 01 Seminal tvf.kneu, ar bp.nw.lor. rboro Indoerd by rtelf-AbuM. tnrofanterr &ni.ings led to resistance to tho drafts and tonnod tho flantes of tho riots in .wbieh mr.il to^I.rriag. generally; CoumuWttoa.1 Ep hh frttnds xBTelotr It is tho tamo Sey­ S^tWftJrWc.SWJ'?- il.p.r, and Fils. Nedat and Fhaaical locapaci tr.Tc--.Uy IlilB, J. VUI.VE*WELL. N. II.. Apmour who assailed laarola inTda ji.'ctborof 1 hi'Gr.ro ktoMr.- Ae. time and unco his death; who hio norTteWurM-rcaownteanlhor. fa IhUadmlrabl. I. cture,clehriy prorro'frnia hla awa.iperi.oca cr yot rccognixad tho omincipUtion of that th. swtel evaseqo.aeen of Mlf abas, may be tho slsras i who bos done' more than effecfasflr reutorrd wttbd.t medtcipe, and w'jib. any other single indiriccrd to blacken out dans-ro.i« .orgtnl r-pteatluoc. bmigiea, fa cX.o a Ire manta, ronga nr cordials, p during out a isiwle till toir tome and to break dawn the of ruretet one. aartua awd effroiiMd.' try which Bcpubhc. During tho war bo playcl ev.ry auffrrro.no matter what liiupr.diuaa,mny l.e.wmx Mre WtBaMrosimplyJpriiaietr. ’piU fad tho part of CuMandra, ahrnys magnifyieallr fhi. Irotero wilt prors a boon to thantag Southern tutor, always decrying tho "**eurwu.lcro«Lro ap'.aln«nrt|opu. toxwr Mltat .npcr-oe to say tnhor noacMu* cow In nark drew, on rteeipt of tie c.ou, nr two postage rain, and thus always contributing to alsinpe. by addr»..ln< the publisher..' Itetwrifl Had too Itebo Uion taratemh- n xi-rsrs ' Alan. Dr. CfLYKR < EIJFM ■•MsrrtagU ft aid.," wLil do it. tank priM 21 routs. Add-na th. Pubtubera. CH AS. J. G.XLn«K*CO. meur would hayo bo« fitly chosen to bo 1»T Bow.rj, X. Y.. PtMl OSro Uox 4.JK. reared on tho remnants of the fopnbWr-fi.ro. srado rrorot iroproroBiSate fa Ud. Ho. •jJALTlJIOgE .. “Die snsriiv, nud afilability, and ap- di*raillr<andarS are »»«■!!>; vii'cntlro new parent tetf-sarrifire which cnaWt-d bhn and rffcvbre derUo try rrlrwaioc the irtder of rottwtrneted tU> Umon.. They, were tbs chief clement relied upon during the war to distract tlio oiatimwr. ^ok the North. No amount of aristeexafic can- Green Tea, DO »o •!.<». BmlJIapaa Tea 91,4*. rA’wwir'utwF.' isiffisrs Chain gntd Ulmin cl; ulrar ptoted etuSM butter ysl AU Trootoo. Xbo Isaslowb.utgyau.rdish; aijrer plated A boUto^Marirtoa.**Jn--*AW«m0.te4..yarl»M. . . woe'.ted proasrwads shawl; Isdini' long gold p'atIt Siiich, nl Chait; Imbe.- golli doublt rlnr. nan' b<.«T cliarod adid gold rwg; solid W.rit, «ala«l work Aliks on both atom, and tbro. other sUtcbte, on. W them the straaR.it stitch It to porol&e fa ” Fro bad my laugh. and you your post, Mid sow (Tan’ll spoil that row-bed if you twfot it sol) Qira me bath bandt.dhat 1 troy efr, ''Grex! Boat. lorora. for ul« by principal lludw.rr IMalero, The good Quean Beat,’' sod kisayou tro l gc— - ageats wiaxisu fuisf^lP The nod Qwen Deft, whose heart. and clod. orrirm. iiisroir or <io vix In C.tXM, Cameras, Cosavcr A II nr in. aaulte on antagonists. W« WIUeSOT tom; fancy rolnawd bod .pmd; led .i.WTorksr moroero albuia; atearakassfamro doIMM Arrow­ Twaa shaming m my talsirasa-bart,n»y lift, it would net Brwrttni45<io »j wl*. cf-£sftal Coercion woukl bo an ftrolntionaxy as tocMsionthat is to R»y, thnltiio triumph of tho Union arms would bo as much to bo depreciated as tho sucotme ol CIIANCMMY.OADUR- „.‘.sear I uba the dengrrour and trial air (Tow beart quecrie numbed a queen yon era) s ubtlety a neminsdiou which lie protend­ ed he would not take. Hu has d4tnonetratcQ Ids diawgcatlaus,' sinister charSutter. He has explained the moiirn of tho left-handed blown which ho dealt in his reaent STkoachtt other candiihites.— He Lai stripped fir himtolf tho wlunder which ha prepared his toils. Ha is the-MunoTnan that was beaten in tl^ia State ta 1664, aad ho eon be oadtmntt be beaten 5n IM?. Tito cahvass, lls to be sharp, bitter and deattiro id this State.Of tho election of Gen. Grant there cannot well b.> doubt But NewYork must load tho liepublican hosts. All that won needed to arouse deteanination and kindle enthmitrm -isprondod. Jtenubiiaina of Now Yotkl Your duty and -rour honor call you to the front! “Far this Horatio Seymour i», tho Dry-Goods, Groceries, ' Hats & Caps, Crockery, . Boots & Shoes, 1 ONE DOLLAR SALE Dyy and Fancy Goods i t Cm. Cut isPlOi Ct-t, or it Broibcro st. CMsafV. Ill - fipylSw * •rf tMMitee'uC tte lifoto if WUllamfarwond,<to- tn WTSteUXC*. Toir coming MrotarigtaCmy fade tone. Was sousewb.t auddra. 1 was helping Kell Te lielM nbten of hnrrigrirtt. : n 8b» put Uae crimson of bar pieuih op—well, Ita e.«b ud blwnl-tod Ums yon, .iujlefc. ,- j£owmv warour J h d ?*ih « EBsnro heb xjouu ooura- *r* vSEraywRMi—’ pcnn-fiiutr jJ.'hL-p.’iiliHHfitOlKk S sew ksvimsHmiTS. GTS: TO »i»6 FJEK MOMT«r"teita^r J? 1 tJ ptid to ArtoU. m»l<- nr frcrol*. to Miro , •*("r14* •^■effa* ■*. uJI'umb JEWELRY, — � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-08-05.pdf 76c37dc09227804c28cf266f7738f9ff PDF Text Text »bi Bastings ?«»W ,nuui= «»»it »«»«**»*r, ®eo. M. dewpy, *T MiSTWoa. MMT ca, Mica., C:, „ M iSsry ef Brtek Eloek. eonur »( ' SuU.ua JtSerwqspesto. VOL. XIII. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5, 1868. NUMBER BULWAYa MOFLim BERIil BITTERS AXD Hoofland’s German Tonic. M. Ucnci, TM Gmt BmntdlM fw ill IUhmm Tlltt RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM Buffalo to Jf8w yorkt <I3 m,,, MVIB, STOMACH, OB I-", «• HIK U I.. V..,. ,|, ,u„, PIOESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland's German Bitters HOOFLAND’S GEEMAN TflNIC, 11 to ST UilM th, ahrttoit Soato, DCFFAljO-li7 lew ToekTIns fraa. D*. I •». BicUug. *Bd Nlchl(u riimu. . M. XKW toiik DAT EXPRESS, <th>>. nivr'.T.OS P Hoofland’b German Bitters. gOOFLAND’S GERMAN TOJI0 TtoecbbswHrtstly ssdIUa Da s'rtd.o^pswUh Mstaa- ZHan.),\»d'sprite. I. r- J*. Coqmcu sl Grvat —~r ' • ‘" uaiagioc. “5 »*• •vlll* <.«kutea.VB vir^ted). ConnefU st »lri with Snrlkm Crairsl «(i!sir br niAurw. 1-L<lvt.lpbte and ih< .So«th. sad itveIb k.r Turk at;.fo A. M M. LIGHTKXIXO EAI-BERS (DsHv). >pa at iteri.rll.nlte «.l,l F. M. (»Upj. sU U« P-ophwird felk w.aM ba Cn M|||» maaej-bag. ba blad.‘•3h.,a gfimalug, sWsewaadsi ‘‘Csarsgs, tay'« | „i? M< AH 4v F« Mt l> Um k{tl, J.4.»Pldn»»|>»»«|'«. •?'•**» •* **•»* tba old oa bU aert Hal graaaUp griaatag A-a tk.,. Too, bi. „Ti Aed prapboalod Trraaar'a d And wo atllcbrd and atllch.d away la tbo tbtek amok* tf ear braato. Vljrilj. »ojri|y. With bWM M brary a, toad- Im' Illi HP Pr^awd Vy Dr. C. Msw Ibst Tosa Daastsa's sold Oar step iBduMar; ' •BeutosstorytoteUl Aed oar cbat ku teal fka WstoefrtaB.to.T But gria Jack Hart, with a IYout4 matter “Mailer, If fmdom nnu to appraj. on. c. a. scan. ra.rn'-rxn rnY.tli.1 sx aSU svnonotc. B*zt»,S» XWoi• C. & HOLBROOK. A. a.’ (MAJ. a IW r. ■. Coai ,-rara, I *'k.«s STLTA’FTX H CX>X. hayhngs aovti. B^oaias TBgomH. rtiv&WKnsssaws .“iJTiCJWf’ ssrssrJMwnva —-------„ Train* snlvssl Wi»4»or si *.*0 a. K-JW*. ■" (4tiktfiVpCAfe" Wtrt’s Iteja A(1, PstrrtL TXOHAXKW15TABD. O«1 Msaaesr. JAMES CHAB1.T05, Gessrrt A <i.. i»,. o 1-rt.,,. >«, Doth ihyhtadmarf lisgvr f 8b« who .ball right lbs wrveg 1 Mil* lb. »pprra.rd .tnn>( » - Dstrrtt. May 0.1W-________ _ z-l BAXD WMK MU-WAT. civyioy. otstbh DEPOT, w. A. SAHTWEIX *• acikod to tafoHB tbs wMte Art *» /««»..«_ -frosh - w. ...orritEE* ._ . -rt Wholesale and Retail. hasten to giro you an |g»unt of pn event which might otherwise bo mis­ represented to you, which endangered mv lifo and that of Victoria, but from which we escaped under tho protection of tho watchful hand of Providence.— We drove out yostordayaftcrnoon,about aix o’tytyxk, to puy K®®1 • T«it> and to take a turn round Hyde Park.— We drove in a small phiuton. I sat on tho right, Victoria on tho loft. Wo had *—”------- '—*-* 1 hundred yards from ww * —w 1 noticed, on the foot- JslyBT, IM*. J Last night afire I had addressed a Chase meetin in Gorrettetown in the afternoon, and one at thaCorneys in the eveain, I retired to my virchuo couch full of my subjicL, and whisky. Its rather tryin tar a man at my time uv lifo to do those things. To aay nothin uv liftin up my voice like one cryin in tho wilderness afire an old lino Abolishnist, tho tcrpblo onoertainty ob to wheth­ er I ought to holler “Ekal Rites—Suf­ frage for all I" or “Amcriky for white men," troubles mo. Likewise dose ths doubt of to whether I ought to make speoche* in favor uv paying tho debt in la Seymour, or uv repudistin tho debt altogetluir like Pomeroy, is a incubus which weighs heavy onto nie, and paralyzes my best efforts. For instans, at both meetins I wux compelled to talk uv tar­ iffs and rich, uv which our people know jest'about ex much n the gentle hog docs uv Hebrew. Wood! oh wood the the folleriu bcin a feeble statement uv tho lightest uv em : ■ In my dream I wux in a Country the Eke uv which I never seed afare. There wux a tow level place, a sort uv a pit in­ deed, and not a pit cither, so much ex it wax a swamp or bog, with only here and there a dry spot It was not ex cheerful a lookin ptaoooa yoo rood think uv. It wux full uv skulls and dead men's bones Ihe highways leadin into it were dusky and nasty, and an odor e» aevan hun­ dred thousand mfllioty dead cate con­ stantly ascended to vex the pure air above. Il wux inhabitated. It wux — Rollin about in ttyjt pprrusbun I aaw’tho face of cvory'Dcmocrat I hod ever seen, and they wux all about their yqpaual avocaahuns, too. Ben Wood wux a aallin tottry ticktta. Fcrnandy hod 'his hand into a city treasury, air Johnson wuxa sigtting a pardon for a counterfeiter, (an­ other counterfeiter, who wanfod'tho ekjll of the inkaraorated one, was a waitin to carry it to him), a immense concvqxee ur John Morrissey's constitooente were or­ ganism a raid onto nigger orfan asylums and another jrumouse mass wux a bur­ nishin weapons ex if for another conflick with suthin. Rite back uv this place wux a precipice riain up atyncet porpeadidular many feet on tho top uv wich stretched away a mod beautiful prospeck. I asked uno who was crawlin out uv the place wha) it all meant “ and ho rvpbed that it fnu tbo rostra place uv tho Dotnocrisy. “Look!" said he, “about yoo. Soest you that derated breeay plain f that’a pie chosen home uv Republican ■fem up Ihfre, and I'm going for it” 1 “But aay I” aed I, *1 fain wood know more. that?” I aakt, n a body came shootin down tho abna,boundiug plump into a moot fritoful maso uv corrupahun below. •That's Roes, uv Kansas,'’ sedhs“Look out,here comes Henderson, too, sod Fowlor, Hal ha P’ laffsd litis escapin ono, ox ho saw Ros* and Hendersun scramble out of tho dirt, yith it sticking to o'm, and try to crawl up ths side uv the precipice. Fuwler seemed to like it, and settled down as tho ho intended to stay. There were ethers who ret eo^loeo to the verge uv the precipice that I reoly trombled for em, but they hied strong handf a holding uv em back. “Yoonoti# that there io one wayuv communicashou between ihe twonlacaa” . “ ’ ' ■ ribed aa follows: highest) “Conaerva- jUnee. August Bclmcnt had climod up ao m to bo in Bite of any one xtandin cm that round, and wut a waviu a flag at him onto which was inscribed “nominasrapaX alio, a kind ar pamhel bJMttaM wich hex rocrinsd quite a mkny pu Llic mem— fid old innooeut, "I'll bringem upto ma.’ Infooriatcd with tho sito uv the eld flag wich Biilmwjt kept artfully mpyip afora him, he quickly dropt on the secund stop, and tho nest, each step being longer than the one precedin it By this time thE atianshen nv the Domocrisy below wux attracted toward the spectacle, and they cheered lustily, not so much at the proe­ peck uv gettin tho eminent Judges as ut the sorter and chap-in dopcted onto tho faces nv Greely, Tilton, tt •/, at the top. Down he went, omia tho plaudits uv hoDopoerisy, who, by this time, was a hurrahin for him step by step, till ho camo to the last one. "CumeP* aed Burcgard, Forrest, Fcrnandy Wood, and VaUandrrum, “cumol Ono stop more —one httlo tiny step, and it's over.— Conus, loro come I" “No!" sod he, tremblin, like a man with tho agcr. *T can’t go that stop.— I can’t indeed I can't. Como up to mo— youmnsIPl “Well,” sed Belmont, "it’s better fur us to stand on that last step. Get bold. Marble, and tho strongest uv ydo, and lift tho concern out uv the mire, and up to tho Cheef Justia. Take bold close.— Now! all together! witty a will!” They Xugwed and tugged, but to no purpose. Pendleton, Hendricks, and a score ur others,"ho didn’t like this Chaco bixnis, hod atygped down to the bottom, andwnsa jMn back. Once or twfc® tho got em out so ex yoo oood eep the beau uv the multitqbd aboro lEe Equid they wux under, and a few late recnsota climbed up onto the step, but the weight wux too heavy, end they sagged back. “Onci more!“ ahreekt IheChorfJtartis. “One more trial. Oh git em up on this stop Oh git cm up, fiw I cunft go no lower, indeed, I can't, and wf must come together. I her gone down six stops and tong anta, and you can and you must como up thia one. Git em this pint I awoke. Tho earwehin uv tho wretched man aroused me. Its. pity the dream did not centinyoo. Ex it ta, J don't know Whether he’s ogoin to take tho last step or not I don’t know whether he’s agoin to plunge into the mire with us, or whether be*a agom to climb'back agyiin apdwaah hfeaau dean urthAfilth that’s Much to him, in the clear waters uv ropontanbe, of whether another effort is to bo mado to lift us up to him. I’lcft cm when I returned from the land of dreams, a Bottling back into tho mire, anf Chase standing onto the next but hut round, with on oxpreaaiui| uv despair onto his countenance, jut in tho way uv tbo missels, both partis wiiz a throin. Consokently, I'm no better of beoos uv this dream ttiahl whx before. I tnuffll tost on the waters uv onoartainty. I shall still be forced to talk uv tariffs- and rich, not known wat la or ia not safe ground. The dream wux about a minit too short for my purpose. But Plainly, neither wit, beauty nor vir­ tue to ucocaaary to the woman who would marry- We frequently boo marri­ ed ladles jrb» are ugly or shallow ; and the light woman seldom tells towin a husband. Neither to It needful to have been sought. Wo have all known matches yr here the men hare succumb­ ed toe perslatent eotiriahlp on the part of the women. Audacity dom a gnat deal, particularly when accompanied by addrtox. Many an old maid to the vic­ tim of her own delicacy or of a toe ex­ clusive reading of the romances M chiv­ alry, But whatever the cause may be’, here la an army of women who were made tn give and reccire love,to fee! the arms of children about their nooks, to see beings of their oyn fl«b and blood growing up about them, waxing aa they wane, yet who are doomed to |>crpctual land I run and sterility.denied the crown of womanhood, Med to perish and ba 1forgotten. Pitiable it may be, but scarce­ 1ly laughable. What shall they do with ,all the hoarded xweotama which wen tty 1 have welcomed the husband and taught ithe babyt what with the word of cheer .and counsel which were to have strentb. ened and encouraged tboeo loved owes T ■ where shall they employ all the IltMty . J No. 5-- TU-pudinahen. ” No. 6— 'Ameriky for white men.” both, it waa k> loud, and fired barely No. 7—“Afriidn Blavwy." oix paoes from ua Victoria had just Yoo will observe the bat one ispartly turned io tho loft to took ata horse,end under the slush which kivero tho bottom could not, therefore, understand why • a. Its a tariff tower than the her oars were ringing, as from its being el. But look tber'a suthin a so rosy near sheoould likrdly distinguish tata“ZL.rttaithat it proceeded from » shot haring sera f us aauun a goin an — tenfeoi. Ae horefo rtarted and the ire Chase appeared at the hood Swnage stopped. I aaiaod Vfctona’s re on the very brink uv the hands, and a£ed if the fright had not Faltering him and Mitroariug ' It is notflfion that Queens deign to shaken her, but aba hmghadal tho -------------- stay, was Theodore TOton, ’ Horria Qreetoy, and roere'n a millfen uv and has no wish to dwell in splendid and looked again a! tho man, who <KUn,.birturtUuA.h. ni>HL 1 it-- —_ < dUllta, IrtUte. rtrt te Irt «Trt m wMftill standing in tho aasm place, his i_---------------------------- * ■ -— rtrt pi. tai rtl w~> «M .tatar hy arms croaaed, and a pistol in' each hand. Hb attitude waa so affected and theatri­ cal it quite amused ma. Buddreily fea again pointed his pistol and Sred A soo­ giiirtnwg. kyilULClLC A RETAIL. well m acts—of a royal husband. In a chapter in ‘<Tho First Year of Mpfriage" she thus speaks of Albert:— “It must be admitted, however, that constantly, unostentatiously, and pcreeveringly aa ho now gave himself up to the diachnrgo of his new duties, he Was exposed, almost during tho whole period of hi. lifo in thia country, to much misconception and much misrep­ resentation. Not for that, however, did ho for ono moment relax in his efforts, or allow his real to flag, in seeking to promote all that was for the good of tho British people. His actions might bo misunderstood, his opinions might be misrepresented (of which there was more titan ono notable instance)—[iVote Ay lAe Qaftn : Especially at the; com­ mencement of the Russian war]—but, »»tod by his owp conscious rectiho still pursued the orpn tenor of his way. Not a oomplaint, not a mur­ mur ever escaped his lips; not a single hasty expression did ho ever indulge in,' even towards those who were moat un­ just to him. Ho accepted such injustice as tho inevitable lot of ono placed, as ho was, in high station, trusting surely to (he comming of tho time when Ins mo-1 fives and " ' -----________________ Appreciated by his adppted country. ‘The principle on which he always acted was (to use his own noble words) *tp sink hjipwn "individual existence in that pt" pis wHe, to aim to no power by himseH to shun all ostentation^-to as­ sume no separate fwsponsibility before the publk’^ityut njaking his position en­ tirely a port of tho Quan's, continually sad anxiously to watch every n^t of the public business, in order to be able to kdviao or assist her atony moment in any 01 the multifarious and 4ifllcult questions brought before her—somoiunos political or soda), or personal, as tho natural head of bar family; super­ intendent of her household, manager of her private aflhirs. her sole confidential adviser in politic, and only aadstant in her communications with the officers pf tho governmept ’ Tho Queen an4 the Prince first took the sacrament together at Windsos, on Easter of 1840, in Bl George's Chapel. ‘ »77?P Prince,” the Qumto saya, “had a very strong feeling about tho eolcmnity of this act and did not like to appear in company either the evening before or on tho day on which ho took it, and ho and the Queen almost always dined alone on these occasions." Jtyp Queen notes this strong foaling on tic part of tho Prince mere than once in herjourn­ al for 1840 »n<J 1841 ;^id on an other epeasion, a fow moflFs later, about ChxiatmM time, when they again took the sacrament in tho private chapel at Windsor, she says, “Wo two dined to­ gether, ae Alliert likes luring quite olono before ho takas tho sacrament; wo play­ ed part of Mosart’o Requiem, apd then ho read to me out of the . StuuJtn der clo on SflbtttTktnnUiti (8clf-£nowledge.)” On tho 10th of Juno, of tho same year, aa tho Queen and Prince wore sotjing out on their usual afternoon drive, a dm named Oxford mado his wellknown attempt on her Majesty's lifo by flreing at her as tho enrriagp was going slowly up Constitution Ililh The Prince himself giyop tbo following account of this event in a latter to the thou Dowag- Hon. James Thompson. nrn Block ever 3, F. 15, that sodusion from tho la the court at London, uw uwm such a trial to foahtonable sodoty-M rt fart pMdhd wilk birty fong««e at work in tales of slander and suspicion of insani­ ty and gloom. • and wo arrived safcly at Aunt Kmifs.” This'tyogty fibwrMtly answers all those rumoxB, jwt paaoeo them by in sdenoe, ae beneath lie realm. It is a feeMagtiibute to Prince Albert �Republican County Conventiou- I ' 1 ’ 1 J (J ; ’ 1 1» 0 ? Ji !i Tbo R»p*blic*n Elector. *1 ibeToetabipof Re-Komination of Hon. T. W. Ferry by Acclamation. orrae P. Deharte. County ItanreeUnn, lu lx held » Uanraga on to* Pursuant to call the Republican Con­ Sad inetcul-* By order of Committee. vention for tho Fourth Congresalonal W. L.C0BII, Chairman. District convened at Luce’s Hall to-day, Aeg- 1st MW. * ssr^sass^SsJttr&A “.tsiK M •'afoek tocbooo, to Uo Rcpubllcnn DlatrlotConThe Convention was called to order by Ventloiit Thera will bo a RapaMteaaDI^^ConrrtiUee Hon. 8. O. Kingsbury, Chairman of tho Coaniy of Darry. beM at Hickory Corn.ni. tn lb* Congressional Committee, who read the Tw.iUp of Barry. un Tbar»d»y lb* CIS fort..at call. one o'daskP. M, for lb* parpoaa of natnrnrtiog On motion of E. S. Eggleston, Dr. Jno. ■ tandidaW for U^irrtoalettee to -ba Sate Lr-gaAvery, of Montcalm, was elected tempo­ of.oeb other Lnalnraa a* may ba drame-J nectarary chairman. aarr. By order ofDltt net Committee, H. P. CHERRY. Cbainnaa. Mr. Geo. M. Dewey, of Barry, was elected temporary gecretary. On motion of R. B. Smith, of Ionia, a Another Civil War. Committee of five on credential* were The President, in a recent Veto Mee- appointed, aa follow*: «"g«\ b M nnm iftakel'l" **km the ground R. B. Smith, Ionia; G. "W. Wood­ that, in tho Into Confederate States, “tho ward, of Ottawa; 8. C. Moflhtt, of Lm1»only legitimate authority under which Gay,’of Mecosta. the election for President and Vice On motion of Hon. T. J. Itamsdall, of President can bo held, must bo derived Manistee, a committee on permanent from the government* instituted before T. J. Ramsdell, of Manistee; H. E. ths 4th of March 1M7,” that i* the government* set up by Andrew Johnson, Thompoon, of Kent; Frank Allen of aa distinguished from tlioso set up by Barry; 8. H. Stevens of Muskegon; F. W. Ratzoll, of Oceana. Government of the United States. We TbeConventlon Chen adjourned to one <ay the Government of the United States, o'clock P, M. / for, although the Reconstruction acta go On the ro-aasembllog or the Con venunder the general name of “ihe Con­ tloh the Committee on Credentials re­ gressional plan," they are really the ported delegatee entitled to alt in the nets of tho governmtmt, as tho Presi­ Convention, aa follows: Kekd-W. D. Faster, T. Foote, T. D. dent haa, in regard to them, done all Gilbert. H. E. Thompoon, Joo. Blake, that he baa the Constitutional power to A. M. Ellsworth, Foetar Kelley, E. W. do, that ia ho vetoed them, and then Davis, E. 8. Eggleston, 8- M. Pennail, -Congress by tho required two-thirds E. C. Watkins, W. R. Davis, C. C. Mil­ majority, passed them over hi* veto.— ter. I OKIA—R. B. Smith, J. L. Jennings, They bare thue, by virtue of th* Con­ stitution, uxnctly tho same antliority e* G. A, Colton, A. R. 1tebhuoc, E. P. Giflbrd, John Collins, Lewis EUta. those law* which tho 1‘reaidcmt ha* Orra wa—Robert Haire. Edwin Thay­ signed, and are therefore acta of tho er, W. 8. Btorrs, Gao. W. Woodward, Gcrerament of the United Statea. not Edward Cole, H. D. Poet, Edward P. Ferry. merely » tinpuishod from a “plan" of the PrssiMt'BKSOOX-Geo. E. Dowling, 8. H. dent, but xawt Consiitaiianally enacted, Btsvens, A. B. Furman. OcbaXa—F. W. Rateel, Chas. W. and ooneoqucnUy binding an every Deans. Amor-.can attsen from Prefiidcnt down. . WdJ, under these circunxatanci'a, the Preaidoat b,** the audacity to tell Con­ gress and the country, that “All the rt>» sate ih« aa* of Coafna, fe —b*<m B—s» rnilm aad r« iw-> b i— «< M T have peace.” 3d. That the nomination of Schuyler Colfiaxianur National pledge that the peoplc rcward private and public virtue and aconclualve refutation of theebarge that Republic* are ungrateful. 4th. That our State ticket teone worthy of Michigan. ■ fith. That our thanks are due to our delegation In *'ongres» for their vigi­ lante tn protocol the trueta reposed lu them by their cmatltuencr, against ex­ ecutive aggression and partisan asaanlt. in again submitting tbo aawte of Thom­ as W. Ferry for Representative In Con­ gress, wo but expres-k the people*’ choice Raoivtd, That the policy of granting public lands to private corporations, or to individuals, for mere purposes of spec­ ulation, 1* baneful In Its sfTocts to the in­ terest* of the county, and ought to be dlecontinued, and tbo lands should be disposed of on no other consideration than for actual settlement er immediate Reoohed. That we consider It the duty of Congress to do all in Ra power to promote an early resumption of sped* payments, thereby tarnishing a curren­ cy of unlfbrm value by improving in­ stead of debasing the circulating medium of the country. Snotied, That common honesty as applied among honorable men In their dealings with each other ia the nils that should govern in th* payment of the public debt and ths interest thereon, and that the people of thia Congressional District will ><4 support any attempt to evade Che Just obllgatioa* of the oountzy to Its oredJtora. On motion convention adjourned. Chicago Correspondence. ewers shall not average seventy percent of tho whole, shall t« deemed Incompe­ tent. For the Second Grade, Algebra and Physiology are added to the branch­ es above named, and the limit of failure fixed at aeventy per cent In any one branch, and an average of eighty per cent required on the whole. Far the First Grade Ihe same p-r cent aa the second with the addition of Natu­ ral Philosophy and Botany. Il is also deaired that attention bo call­ ed to the fact that many pereems are In the habit of commencing tbslr schools be fore obtain 1 ng certifiest ee of any G rad e and then in tho course of the term, aa beat suit* their convenience, calling on tho Superintendent for the pnrpore of examination. This U plainly Illegal and commencing achoola without* first pro­ curing a certificate, will, ber.-after do m> at their own risk. No certificate will be granted to any who thus commence aobools upon their own responrlbllity. Especial attention will be paid to spel­ ling and all answers In which a word is mlwpclled will be treated as mla-.ud although correct In every other reepect.— Appltaante must make arrangements to attend the examination* neat cat to their respective place* of residence; the exam­ inations being conducted In part orally, ’ T ? __ T TV FI-A-PiO FORTES and Uqxion for. Pure WinM Millinery Medical Purpose*. . ---- ALSO----- OmpUlc Protection Aoainet Wil. Cb!d ' and Hoi Climate. (Patestta Febraary »tk. |M*\ IT<<AAd5rEZ> Fvl. Ul'g Trtff »L, Xew Yetk, c*2"r«u«' •" »«p«riar uA. tbrir SHrii conxi.tr ia Ur artu Cfrood* terttaaomtatogbaudUM l» PHtoZd kr*^ Books and Stationery, MBH. TAYLOIl. • Give aa a Call briars »o»n«r El*ewocre. o. HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON, X.tUF, CL.Vi^, Shelf - Hardware and Cutlery. groceries, n«r, £>weta .tfrnuUe Mii tod or ZLZ KISOS ZXD OF HXK Q&tUTTi Vory Cheap! rprlampbopt la 500Ce«ie.t. t WALTEB a. W00D8 PRIZE MOWERS AND REAPEB! PHYSICIANS* PRESCRIPTIONS Tab* lUc lrad. **■< ar, naed rrrrjabtn. T»a Grand GUJ MkUG ,i>d lmp*na! Cm. d A, Lr^iue at buuar—bring lb* Ua,-iett Ptltf JtnrJeJ at Font Ceitmtl tne 1»«T. .VS First I'rixre fa *11 paru eftba Warfd Or«r SM.OOM no^fa Incrraust ^raaa* tx*t Direci***. J. F. I0IEITI1C0. IhnOtM. Mica.. April !*«.V IfcM. Frooeeacrd by all ebo bora *wd Una la b* THZ B KtT IX I’St. W00DK Priw M*wrr>—ew ata i*abw». Mar it, man TBA1XX IJtaVEJACKAO ’r-COIXOJtOIlTIL MIxMLtf *>)• ». a.. far^eeMe*»d Segintw. Etprr**. *14sl A r. *., far Hagina"- end Wioeaa LEAVE WEX0NA-C01XG SOETII. UAISE'H libnoia Hararalrr.. F.iprrw. ta T^S *. * . for .fogieev *ad Jatenea. Mtootoctaiad by tb. Watur A. W.ta Hnta N.-iod. >1 l».o X. a . for A>g>**v *ad J*ek»on ata Brapina Marin** Co, Graard Ufcn aa. Kail. *t r. fat ttagfoav *ad Jtctaoe. Mil! and Eiprm* Irnle. bmU rhm* rmanre lMatJHk*M sub M. (A k. B. aad U. X. B. ft. lnf». ruaarcr *1 1) a «tin tu*U train. Earned We.l eah.AJf.lt. H. / A. WATSO.X, Awl Uca l 8up i. Jtrkwe, AA’, 1ms. _________ STILL ALIVE Beady for Work. Dodge's Clebrated Plows For Sale at Kalamazoo I’rtee-? ' WAU0X KltUf. «lib ieraMMd l*.nllura, 1 la prrporad to Jo nil kind* House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter I*:-- - In cea**etfa>a with *bor*, I .till Meu4ot th* HARNESSES naperlag aad Glasla* Mtuutaelnred from E*«l«n>T*a»<l Lralhrr, al a bii.lnrM..*J not ranblrd to tare lb« t*Mt compkta ••tl.factlna. Mixed Fatal* ef *11 Lied*, for **1*. Fnfot. mixed for taara efo> wUM »* da IWir own wuk. . U. A. COODYEAB. Ilutfop, Marth W, 1MJ.—narttyl H*TBK0OTUEE Mr work *bMi* Ibi* f.=L to ebtek Ike nliraltaa 4 U. ptajfo i* ra^ralfal- ores juio irrs «'.< cox shop. JotaM nichael. HeaUags, A*c-1». ISC—*l«yl____________ MANHOOD : * IHJfll Success Meta e.ttori.j etriUkalr. af ratHfoaM fr— TUlbarg. GotlKb.lt, .H.rUowh. Virailra-. ■nd • larga eaatxr at Ik. act A.foaraakJ Frafc.aer.Md Ata.Uutk. Iran. I..c tuJ,,,,,, .ford by iefcrisr tatecu. band for Circular aed Priat LiM. CaMcram will And ear ftteek Ce*»plele.eud evert Article sold by aataWar. anted Geaalac. j t xsb rcu> riiiax. How Lo*t.llow Xloatored. wSri CJS"** * Wi“°° W DK' CDLV£R. WELL rt L*M*aiv*e Eanrr an Ik* rndiral ear, -“k*-*— •' is ty1'??-1" ? ***J*d rerriope, stay « erata. NEWS DEPOT, A aeealaataapplr at rmiig. Trv-irree.iv are treeUv NEWSPAPERS, FlCTOKtALS. MOXT11X.V MAOAZXXEfo AXD PFttiePil'd IS NW. AfoaA JfWti^-.. M-ita /taraU BOOKS. QEEET MVSIC. Ceara l-nr.-t-at ».» •«•» it (Harm MrUMrariduUik A Ik* Praa^n band orfaraiaM el abort Matte*. Blank Nolo and Receipt Books, LEGAL DLA.XKS AND STATIONABY dtfncrg kind and Variety, MifabeM Bir_b, radiadljr enrta wuta^t Uh daa|**aa*a<Hofi*i*rn*1 awdirioe ar ibe ariikll - - - 311 ch is* n. ralfo-ef Un -tastfagnu. -nrta ta wra Ilnwanm* .1 wn *l*tpl*. eortafo. .ml .fcrlnal.by »*.»> of F.T.MAIX, 1 aastfoca.rrb.MbIM ■ kleh «rrry atalTrrcr. no mnttrr *I>*1 hi* cuadi B. IAIN. | *Ur»4i-lt JjgjXgf-ka—rkk-H. T-~ g^inthesitr's SPECIFIC PHI. mamA 1/KEojSINU JWttk '““"tBoitle will quickly reitore Gny Hair to ia natural color and beauty, perfectly harmlm, tnd fa preferred FOBTIlBCVRF.or X»w Yert, F. U. Bex 4.1M. ____ ,n . BEXUAL DEBILITY 1 I?OB BALE. Ten to Ax Bexs* *f ite Fpraifo riB *» 1 A Meaa Saw Will, fc ogmptote rrwepllr rr..cr, .nd patiaarr-tlr Cwa BKKJ. BIRDMALL. Byavs can of .SpreHatorabr.. Kra-.a.l Wk*. « lareletlary XfaWlr or lta.tr Lo.Kr. besjtl' englMlly ra.wrJ. or M~.trr .M"'***? character; whBs they wUl awtaih WAtTIDJ rroCEONEDoUftL gloomily pteoaglag that ifem (be Ram- ” MONITOR PLATE DOUBLE IROY FRAME Patent Medicine*, T TTT »» well as thoie who wfah to rretore ft. The beautiful glou aad perfume times farmed when the work la wholly imparted to the Hrir make fa <Grahte Chicago, July 20th, IBM done In writing. ' for old oral youag. From some unknown cause and In la this county the method of combin­ B*l* Sy *u Drwcal*!*. some Inexplicable way everything bn* MNT, 1H 01ZOTICM ST. I. J. ing the examination With leetuics on In this fest City of Chicago tends to the methods of Teaching will be pursued rensational. The very existence of the this fall, and cImoc* will continue in City Itaoir{* a a, naatlonal tact and every araion two Nays. Dtae notice ef times and pises* of bold­ chapter of its blttory 1* aeensatlonal In­ Px-oflt«al>lc Employment. cident. Business, poHtics, religion, so- ing examinations will be given to the dal life Itaelf, all jartake of. this acaaa- township clerks, end through the col­ tional character. Tbo totret develop­ umns of this paper. It ia desirable that ItM tn important lawn., ,,, ,, ment <>f thia dtepodtion was a sermon as many oeitifieates of tho higher grades Ifftateta 'U V“U<! upon Catholicism, delivered last Bunday may be granteJ as possible, both for the evening by Bev. W. Hatfield, a Mothodl»t preatffiar of some notoriety. Heww third grade certificate is of itself evi­ Avery. C. M. Woodard. Nbwatoo—Jno. Tattnan, N. L. Gar- as furious as any fanatical uo-Fopery dence either of want of acholandilp or of ■hrickcr could drairo, stigmatizing tho experience, and It cannot but eat aa an isli, Wat. Addb. Mncuota—Chortle Gay, Thomas 1^. Pops as on “old dotard;" aformlng toot ebatante in the procuring of tho beet sRIn every Protestant Family In Uta cotrn- uatica*. The standard fa low.enough to ZNiL trythsswtaarr etntamryof Room ready towteetm MMoeta at the order of tee ** failti tbs^make the testa effort, to LAMB EXfTTIXC UACtfIXtMPG. CD. Btokkr. MAOtuiAC—Geo. Robinson—3 votes. gCHUTZI A LUDOLFF, hi x-rom U>« Oraad Ba«4di E*«fo C'onKiroMMluiiul Co»ventlon. rt T Building Mat erials. Eavo Troughs County t-upcrintendenta of Michigan, touching the matter of examination*. Apjilicants who have never taught will receive only “Third Grade” certifi­ cate*; "theirability to teach” being as yet on undecided matter. They of courae do not know, and the Superinten­ dents cannot know how they may suc­ ceed until some experience Is had In the school room. • Third Grade ccrttfleates will also be granted to all persons found qualified In Orthography, Hooding, Grammar, Men­ tal Arithmetic, Practical Arithmetic, and U. 8. History. Any person falling to answer correctly sixty per cent In any ' Manufacturers of the N.w-Prtat Kent; W. F. Turner,of Montcalm; Hoi. Iltilinp, M»V tib >»MIf A. H. Giddings, of Newaygo; Hon. H. C. Akely, of Ottawa. rptiE CHEAP Sir. G. W. Woodward, of Ottawa, moved lh.it the Congrra-lunal Commit­ tee make a new apportionment of delegntca, giving each organized county one delegate, and further delegatee upon the basis of ths entire vote cast at the coin­ ing November election. Oppoaltoto Ilrlck Block. The question was discussed at consid­ erable length, and finally adopted aa of— fciod. E. S. Eggleston, Chairman of Com­ mittee on Resolution*, reported the fol­ lowing, which were unanimously adopt­ STEEL, ed : Tho Republican* of the Fourth Con­ Tin and Shoot Iron Ware gressional District of the State of Michigan, by their Representatives, aaaerubled in Convention thia 80th day of July, .*.aduM*2*a*on the Hull Ro«d, 'A. D. 18GS, congratulate th* people upon peace throughout our border*, and re­ Addins Tran*portatlondi. union open the boat* of National loyal­ Parlimlar AllMlfo* paid I* Order for ty, and equalized representation, and do Attention TeachersHnolct, let. That we fully approve and Indorse Editor of Baxxer: — Permit mo the declaration of prinelplra laid down through the columns of your paper to by the Republican Convention at ChP call the attention of all persons propos­ Made and put up an Short Notice. cage. ing to tench school Lu Barry county to support to Gen. Ulysses 9. Grant when upon the battlefield and during the dark day* of the Rebslllon, we renew that support and enroll oureelves under hl* banner u Lo inseribea thereon tbo no- - X.YP JAX THZ ZOPVLJLJt Hiiiu Thomapp'.e Republican Caucw. 1 nlwj* Ac Hboeea. ! Hilardnr th* l-’lb ImL, at Firn o'clock P. far thepsrpsp* ..tchooeinr Drlrgitra to attend the Cccety ata Hielnct C'anrenlLraa 11. I'- CHERRY. Chairman of Cam- rwi Stuflas, V Dry Goods, |Mh’ ,:I 'Mi! £ Cartieleu Bepublleaa Casess. Tie lUpatlieaa Beeler* of the township of Certlelou are muralta to n>ert in Concn* *t th? Tnwn-bouM In CiuUelan.o* th* IMb-laal, *t tw* o'clock P. «.. for th* purport of (boosing Itefa- If in any State the power of the regu­ larly constituted authorities is resisted by an organization calling itaelf aState Gov­ ernment, Mr. Johnson has publicly and officially given his word that ho will lend Iris countenance, as President, to inch a revolt. Ifr just before election day, neb an organuation claims to rep­ resent and command the State,-and or­ der* polls to be opened to white men on­ ly, Mr Johnson hss already said that he will regard this violent interposition as just and legitimate. If disorder begins. ho has pledged himself to take tho port of ths rebels-" . life A Republican County Convention, will be held at the Court House, In the Till­ age of Hasting* In tho County of Barry on Saturday tho 2Xd d^y of August next al 12 o'clock nooh. for the purpose of nominating cundidaic* for County of­ ficer* for said. County, and to choose six­ . teen delegatee to attend tho Senatorial Convention, to nominate a candidate for Bute Senator for tho 20th District, and to transact each other business an shall come before said Convention. Each township lu laid County, will be entitled to four Delegates In said County Convention. JAMES A.SWEEZEY. Chairman Rep., Co. Committee. Dated Hastings July 28th 180S. . I Coxxgtro**>lon<rt Tl elect. L JEgNANDO C BKAllhc ofLoomre*. IT. TI104*8 W. FERRY, of Ottawa. VL BANBOLPU STRICKLAND, of Clinton. --------- I For SaporiMtoW •Fl'aUie kutrvrtwnURAMKL HOSFORD, ta Baton. F^-Hnaiaeef tXe.state J^rktf Edacctitn— ■ DANIEL K DROWN, ef Unia. yisac Soups, Battle Crock Nowhere K BBSS EXES 0. OBOSVEfOR, of ntlUdale. OEJl'd^IGUT mat. <f K.laetaioc. Jbr Ox—Luiouw ef U< State Lead Ofee. GEN. BENJAMIN IT. PRITCUABD, nf Altagan. ■"aEt/W1 IXu'm B OMPOItET. of Lnme. IsataessdALte bMHilj WikW|y ,J o<^fr Mede, ra teal II eld krer •saariMlfos. Tb»y ddfcr fna h»e tapraaaMekfck I. bta.. ik, “d/’’’•• *“2****r} d*r■>>»**•«*uithr! Seta aad dfilrats.par*l8 lu rtkr.Ua*. a^-kT fel ia ita stogie* reptoii;. .ad te*ail tte^ eereatory tomtaaor tttrj Me.lrtd ,B«,. They are, wilboni dwto. U>* ta.t, l!>* whUu. rr4flk 0"ufr«« ! OKS. OLIVER L. gPAUUJlItO, of Clinton. mation. The nomination waa seconded by An­ trim, Ionia, Ocena, Kent, Newaygo, Ot­ tawa, Montcalm, Manistee, Muskegon, Mecosta, I.kelenaw and Mackinaw, with continued applause. The question be­ ing put It wn» unan imouoly carried amid the wildest cuthualMin. tin motion of Hon. J. T. Ram«dell, of Manistee, a Cengtetslonal committee or •even persona were appointed for the ansuing two years, as follows: Hon. J. T. JtamadeU, of Mantete.1; Hon. Geo. M. Dewey, of Barry; E. X,' poz-rtamex-y. pore II *»g«*M, vb»l tka pabiic ,,, AH Hastings Outdone! 'i! MORGAN BATES, ofGrand Travers. hitherto existent system of nattirahiationa. TbeynWintbat naturalization is a Judictal act, and can no mure l-o dele­ gated by a Judge to hi* clerk, than can the power of trial for afltaces. ■ In this view they are sustained by a number cf our most eminent lawyers and they evince a determination to test the law of tho matter to the talfo»L Be­ fore the last election here, tho offlueof of the clerk of the Recordex a Court WM open constantly, day and night rmhlng thzsugb citizens with fearful looseness Two of Its Interesting manufactures were anested fur trying to vote, when one had been but eleven months end the other only two years In the country .“d although they have not yet’ been tried, the proof against them la such that there ia no doubt of their eouvlepon. Great preparations are being made by the Republicans today far the great re­ ception of Hon. Schuyler Cotfax, at South Bend to-morrow. He is to arrive here this evening, be serenaded and at 8,16 a. in. to-morrow will go down on an enormous excursion train, occonijkonlcd by a vast escort from this city. An emus.ng incident on Monday last was the marriage, nt Justice DrandorfT* office, of a Yankee newsboy aged fifteen to an Irl»h widow aged thirty-five. The sharp llttio garner aven that he -‘only married the old woman co* »ho s gel a house and lot,and If she cuts up rough will get a bill from her." Our city water work, ore at this time supplying dally 18,600,000 gallon* of wa­ ter to. th® ®tty. “d «Vin this great quantity 1* found to be insufficient The work* are to bo enlarged to almost double their present capacity. "Undine dies a natural death thb week at th a Opera House, after n de­ cidedly unsuccessful season. After a short time, R Is understood tho panto­ mime of "Humpty Dumpty” will be put on th* stage. This week also cloice the run of Brougham’s "Lottery of Life” at McVickers. The weather ft again extremely warm and bualneM la very dull. Dox. . HENRY P. BALDWIN, of Wayne. Oar Pte*** areata* to laat; tkawatami..^. for e*e«y par* ar* tteraacMr MMan-iU^, Clubs of Chicago Intend makingstrenu- r! 9t»t« Ticket. IwCCMtc-mtaiay- •< *• Fino Toilet ArtSdM, PAINTS AND OXX*«* tn? h ’i fM iV r l If I HL CHABLSS T. GORHAM. IV. BYROS M. CC1CHEDN. V. GILES HUBBARD. VL MICHAEL C. T. nZSSMCR. A Splendid Auortment for Sale afRait Road Frioee. 1 JOBS BCBT. PiNruf— . >. WILLIAM DOELTX. • KT'^raeiS^bUrad" mta/by ? la Ika >«ttil’r’y to Stal a IrM cteH Pi.M f eru ,i ” tasa tbaa a atefoar on, ra. b. Star, rtH-JWrjrmrewfo £ ■ i Electoral Tlolcet. M ^tTnTlLKS It. CROSWELL, cd hia thanks, stated that they were here (or work, and would at once com­ mence, the Luslnees befk.ro tho conven­ tion. On motion a committee aa resolutions waa appointed, consisting of Hon. E. 9Eggleston, ef Kent, E. P. Ferry, of Ot­ tawa. H. C. MoOktt, of Leelenaw Mr. F. Allen, of Bany, In a brief but •Urringspeech, In behalf of the county of Barry nominated for Representative In Congrcra from the Fourth Cougremtonal District Hon. Thanas White Fer- ESS2S«'£“S?.’s . DRUGS A MEDICDfEfi, NEW GOODS: IH anoihor aril war before the time set by Frank Blair, &r the introduction of that “ecuservative measure." But here i* what tho Poit gay*, and we trust it will, command tho attention tho importance of tbo subject demands. “Now.cu-cumstaDcesmay ansoin which the President’s opinion on thia point mar become of very great importameo ; and these cireaxastances ho can hslp to bring about. Suppose, for instance, tlxnt ho withdraws all the troops from the Soutliara States ; suppose that, there­ upon, tho Southern Democrats attempt to curry out the threats of Wade Hamp­ ton and General Blair; suppose an at­ tempt {• made in any State, or in several of them, to overturn tl»o State govern­ ments, and »ct up those which Mr John­ son has already declared the only legiti­ mate ones. Suppose that tho existing State government, in arty casejlnds itself unable to enforce it* authority, and c-ill* upon ths President for assistance, as it ha* a right to do, under that clause of the Constitution whieh dedarcs that “tho United States shall guarantee to every State in thia Union a republican form of (roverstnont, and shall protect each of them against invasion, and on applica­ tion of the Loguhttura, or of the Exe­ cutive when tho Legislature cannot bo aonvonsd, against domestic violence." Suppose oil this ; what in that caa* woulu tho President do? If ho should happen to act up to hia official opinions, he would at once refuse to assist the real and de facto State government; would refuse to recognize it; and would, if the rebellions organization asked foi; help from him, send tho troops down to act in its behalf and to put down, by violence, the proper authorities. Now, it may be said that we are sup­ posing what will never happen; wo sin­ cerely hope that is true. Bui wo are, after all, only putting a case which has l>een put by General Blair, General Hampton General V> iae and Mr. John­ son. All that we have supposed may happen if only these parsons carry out WUl M.j Ik. ■Wk— <« **•■**• k( ■! ar ixdiaxa. yp 4 SCWTT’VT.ER nAT.FAT, ning—Alderman Sheridan ottered reselotion* denouncing sermons of this char­ actors* "Incendiary” and calling upon the Mayor to Issue a prootamntton forbidding thssuta Us future under penal­ ty of prosecution. The resolutions were tabled, so Hatfield for this time l«t tho cheop story of this sort of martyrdom. FOH ® jfASTrdcraixig * * Ware-rneou, J4S Blraek,,Hu.tt, j„r , . M Yem* Bstakli.bM, « p2*,k.C‘'7 ale Awarded. Prt»»*fo »«mlcra- in ® MBPtBUciM jraxuuneu. mon Cotinclh^ok it upon Monday eve­ Q A B. BARM0HR, J. P. ROBERTS & CO, ■rjSrxawxo'* jCA-SH STORE .UtOJUJ* M. DEWEY,.............. Barna. Bak»Y — Geo. M. Dewey, Milo T. legally, racemed and Vmtt< while'the HUkJSTIWOW. MICH.. . oply rotes in those States that can be Wheeler, Gm. Ttacm. JohnF.fcxory. Frank Alton, W. H. Hayford, Harvey legally cast and counted will be those WX0JT1S3AT. . . . ADO. 1, UN. Wright in pursuance of tho laws in force in tho The report of the committee was ac­ several Stales prior to ths Legislation cepted and adopted. by Congress upon tho subject of. reconThe committee on permanent erganlration reported for Preeid*S<Gr the Cow­ structioc." ................ . FOR FHENIDEXT, ventton Hon. Morgan Batea, of Grand Tho Now York Stating Patl, a jour ­ U1Y88E8 S. GRJLHT, Traverae, and Hon. Geo. M. Dewey, of OF ILLViUlS.' . nal little given to panics, and certainly Bany, for Secretary. not “partisan” in its Republicanism, The report of the committee was FOR ▼ICE.rBKHDEMT, coniudars that thia dadaration of tho q s hh Churth gains power In thia eountay 13 Maxitou—CL-Van Rtpdf t 11? pamed atiawth* 9d of IQroh. 1867, and in obedience to the so-called Ream- W1 Brantt. --------- —————— « ' ’ 8A» HOU per M.U, MeMdi£?XJhr’ W&--L43Sr.W»“ar. goirruixs xkw Ftrwfr,*f Wlcfckaa! ashiact to «atanra»r. uf lira «r*H» i*n/ TI.,.*.boUld «.( Gillo u« llx uJkiSVii Xi* U“!1BS^ bMi.g parcbaaed WINCHESTER’S Sraarre NU eenlalna *o ilerrorr. Iran ar a.J ■ •*» aad Cbeapeet Gats gradient, bat I* purely regetabl.. ••• • • I'rT>'’rwl »« Mil on r«K=,kl. JzleMlrriy raAtrin tbe* Uwd aceerdfag to direciiut.. >t *>U Farm.Town « County JXA«bt*> More lb* Vtril* Powers la *« #f 'aTtU*,^ Ti-getbrrwtU, G*l*« *i>d Htnr**. Call ^r- u FllILLlFrt * 80^^* er lacapneiiy. KUA MEW TKXATIRE.-C* __ girfag tee ■eMpramineal <•••»• •’tT’^to ata »raa.of core of Haxi .i lta*uirt. ** fra* to *11 ..Barer, of ritL»r •»« M SEff '0 HAM FOBTX COJffASY. araited rmoa-li par tor air tear, for U W 7. W1M CUPITKI^A^CO. _ ■aylta__________ OMta* Hir**<. > T _ GRAND AND FQL'ARP HOWK’M STANDARD SCALES. “* NsohrHle, Aug. irt, 1M3. l-» » MK pj I'cdriMt’.fo’1'* . �and 4Hisrrllanwu». fiPBCIAL NOTICES. Skblsa**. l5g summer ArranjomSftL 1853. Tb« Oo partomhip toretafcre ud.r Ito ram. htotoyto./ BA BLOW. OOODTKAB a OBAJTT. UdtaMirto to awtaal ws^M. M>VUTMEMUT«. W. 6. GOODYEAR, ladies, BEWARE! R. J. GRANTBssUscxAt U.Mq. ■“I. Fita, Basal lto.ua, Beto at Koto to to. v-toki.. . “ I—.Mtoily IrrTg-lul’d------- „ jjooks b n-U l .bn. «,UKk» tUIrel to retoto >» warm vat* mitto wltb B.IW .to r ub lb. .p... .|th R.l„f d^|z. for |fc(w „ fo|(r d^atorM.to..xpretodpwtod. iraSUtowlto rttUrunUre.Tmptoa,^ ufe. lh. B«ta„W1 LX Utt.) . trsofthu New-Patent fS>S>cb“ “W > CORTES. ’sTaSST''"- c“* te rellevsthe iwupl, of all paribie bordenssf taxation (ban par own. At th. " \j i:u»qr«T Dl-cocbsk.—The set- sams time tho Pros* utor to rmcnpi In the tUMJhargca of every duty, and the ,,/oaef licY. Mr. Claiik. of MarabaB, - — 0H sumfov morulng, at the Preabyteran Attorneys, Moren. b>oe» Allen, Balch, Hnyfard CbsKh; wl’jKl ll*e • JTjnsflguratlan Wright, Worth and ColA, ea the .Mount." . hand, and did fur thetr <1 Ion Is what va«tu>'iso. The new Brick Block their b at interest demauded, with rewn, -ute Street Is being pushed rapidly mendable promptitude *Od true man­ i rex-d. the walls l-cing nearly up. It hood. Near the close of tbs term Mr. John n.,.. 3 tine addition to the I oslneas Haek • n State Street, and Is on« of Carvolh, of Middleville, who baa been mi:,y .ncli that the wants of this thriv- for some Ums a student of Hoc. Harvey tajViliag il.mand »hi*aM bo erected Wright, was, after a mrst aiUafactory examination, admitted ns an Attorney without delay. and Couuaclor at Law and Solicitor In Chancery. We add a brief .ynopalaof the calen­ der for tho benefit of whom it may con- BTAT1UXDRML BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR, \\Tall FAPra, ■01*1100.1 la toe altora... < PIECES FALL PRINTS GiuXT, which makes this the finest s.wilen block on tbs street. We only n^rrt Unit the addition was not of Buck, but .vnyMiangc tor the better la C. G. Holbrook for the People, Borghe A Hayfonl for tin: Defendant (. be ivmmcudm. DeWlt C. Shattuck va. Simeon Law­ wtt. fell from the staging at hia rance—1 Jectment; Plaintiff submitted -w borne on Thundny U»t, breaking tonon-eaV. C. <•. Hol bn ok for Plain­ tiff, Harvey Wright for Defendant b I.-?, dLLta’lng his ankle, and olherWm. F/Jil cbell, Appellee, va Chas. acsevi vlj brudngand In urlnghlm. i. cau-c u.i- :he breaking of a plank 8. Stretton, Appellant—Appeal; Jury demanded, and cave went over. Bur­ gher A Gayford for Appellee, Holbrook nnaup|»<ecd to have I ten carefully t»:<d before being placed on the stag­ Charles Ferguson va. Edwin H. Mal­ in'. Mr. C., wa> promptly attended lory— Replevin ; tried by the Court, ven y Dr. A. 1*. lUtAKK, and at laat acdiet is, daxuagis and tort. Thia suit cunta was ijuileos comfortableaa eould was really against the Attorneys in the - ex|cct<d. Ilin many friends will case who executed a bond to the bheriff Uli u. In wishing him the apeedfast fertbe property replevied. Burgher A 11ay foal for Plaintiff, Holbrook 4 Milla irgr and eat hurt »Uc meeting of the > hville Grant Club op M« nday evvnSpeeehes were made by F. ALLtx Just Received, web eaM.thii lM.llm.blo toatcio aotoorWIj oflcarhio.. itooWngltoaliir rirtore are st oare apparrsu II U two frora all pruptrUfy ealrela|to Io Impair tto oyatem. »ti4 Ito oporaliora are •l unco mild .od a«>U»iii<. jalyIial •r. .nd which drMrvT th. U.»l< ! mud errata Imbrdim.nto to MkKUI AUfc. wr« mru. at reOrC Krai la aralto I.U.r «■ oraatna at toarg*. Addrraa, l>r. J. AXIL IIOVOUTO.t. I! JWAUD Aarectoltoa. H.UI. phto, l'«un.jlr.Oto. fe.toyl BUSINESS CARDS. Largs &. Will Selected Stock of GROCERIES. Which »U1 b« iaM. wltto.1 repH to pricn. to ^JIDDLETILLB Tie Farmers'Mital Fire In Co. 23532323904853485323483223483048 BARRY AND (AYON COUNTIES >um yarn I’rererty usiast Loss or Daa>< by rtre or Ligblaiag. MIDDLEVILLE HartmStTOMNaili tiff, Burgher Jc Hay ford for Defendant^ Jacob G. King, Appc])ec, va Charles 'Die nt'.mi-t good feeling prevalfed, and the Republicans >•( L(i*t!vU»lkJare evi­ Dolph, Appellant—Appeal; tried by the dently ifotcitulbcd to do their whole Cbnrt, verdict for Appellant for $71.46 and costa. J. A. fc weesey for Appellee, C. । - Holbrook far Appellant. ml-Aj> w|11 be seen by C. M. Olmstsad, Appellee, vs. Geo. M. Ung* published in an.ith- Dewey, Appellant—Appeal; trledby the Congressional C«nven- Coart, verdict for Appellant, for <wst. Holbrook A MUs for Appellee, Burgh­ er & llnyford tor Appellant. Geo W. Adgats, Appellee, vs. James Halubt, Appellant—Appeal; tried by the Court, and submitted. Hweeasy A < y acclimation. Waving nono Wood for Appellee. Geo. C. Worth for aims of II rry County to Hit- Appellant Samuel A. Owens, P al ntiff In erro^ HASTINGS, ■lion of tlj ■■ people o» this Diaunwt earnestly endorse tho ao- va. Bylvcsfcr Dean. Defendant In error —Certiorari; Amended return order, usiiic of U.ir^bple pledge the vol* of C. O. Holbrook and Frank Allen for the true men of tlis County by more 1'laintlffin error. Burgher A Itayford Lhsn a thousand m.ijoilty, for Mr. 1'EB- for Defendant In error. Jiafah Taylor. 1‘lalntlff in error, vs. J. M. Kidd, Itofendant In error-Certlorari; return ordered. H. Wright for Plaintiff in error, Burgber A Hsytord for Defendant In error. IONARY kind and Variety, tore «• JsCerees S*m', rhesttr'e FIC PUL, THECVBKOF L. DEBILITY! rrivta new Hull upon thegrounds of the Nathan C. Finnan vs. Edwin W. t^ociety, ami for such other business an Hewitt, «>$. alL-Foreclosure; amount may lx dinned exjiedient. Erety- found d«o $1,00® 10 and certs ; sale or­ dered may 1st 1». Holbrook A Mills c-"ally rcque-ted to be present. for C-implalnanL lyord rofA. RYERSON, President, RJchsrd Burnett va. CalUta BurnsU— J. M. N'svixs, Secretary. Llvorct; triad «d submitted to tbe Court. F. Allen for Com plain an L C.ttcvxra.—W» invite the altantlon Armenlns Tbrtrep va Sarah Tliroopour readent to tho calls for Caucuses Dleoree; triad amd submitted to tbe mine of the Townships herewith court. F. Allen for Complainant. Wm. 8. Barnott vs. Ammon H- PoRy —Foreclosures i mouu t found due $4M 01| sole Sept 1st IffW. Jamas A. Sweeny fo the Dan nation of Representative for CcmplalaanL • la the legislature, for the North Di»E-ther Wooforex ts. George Worteror triet of Harry Co., at tho Coart Hoose, —Divorce; trfed and submitted. F. Al­ o" the fist Inst at nuon, but the official len for ComplainaDi. Maria Dennla vs. Abram Desn a—v*' cod has not yet reached thia office. Thai of the South District will bo held at voree; tried and submitted. Wm. L. Hbknry Comers, on tbs tfth. Both Cobb for Complainant. ni J.,bu 8.«*. ~ *«*»-“• tunvonilona should be fully attendeJ. Wnnax’g Work nt thb Civil W*x A. Bwpwcy for ConipfolnarL —Wear., requested to state that the »Rrnt for the valuable work, is detained •t Biltlc Creek this week, bat will be p'oiiiptly on hand next Monday, to de­ liver the Book t0 her aubscrlbers and •evrlve nildltlcnal ru beer! pt lens. This i*»Voiutnoof merit, and should boon 'hr center table in every loyal Housoboid. UaiVEBBALMT G'BOVS MEKHSO-— Rev. J. B. GiutAM. of Jackson, Mich., *ud others, win hold a grove meeting on North Eart corner of pine lake, U) ^rievllia, an the old form, known os E«p. Waitfo, near Henry Brown’s, and for* miles West of PrairiSTilte, and ‘hre- miles South III Orangeville, on Kturday and Sunday. August 16 and 16. 1SBS. Refreshments furnished with­ out money or price. AU are invited to aui-nd. By order of the CommUintrndnevllle. August8d. 1S&L B00XB * aTASOXKBT*, * P.rfaaMrry, Fucy Q^,, tfr^n Ifogas, A, A FULL STOCK rf artlclr. t* lay tin. eaastosSr GEORGE PRESTON Henry Harrington va. Alfred,!. Hams -Replevin : Jury demanded, and ea«e rapie»t-d tomretat (he County Clerk’o'tire , i> Haatiim, at noon on Friday the '•h«lay >r Augu-t ISON, I < ■ prepare a 1.1st MEDICINKA, CHXCMXCJtXJB. WOOLEN FACTORY, 'AKE NOTICE. ■BOAD CAUgg SHOBT LIMB. MYRON A. FULLER, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. Ws, Groceries, Broad Gauge Bailway! that ess to brvsjLl is 11m Btarirl. cvrauUng st TRAS, COPPERS, SUGARS, SYRUPS, SOAPS, CANDLES. STARCH, MRS. C. FREEMAN, rMsiow.no milliner, am ras fosr orncs. WILLIAM MYERS, P«Mr to Music 4 Jewelry. "george pbbbton, BUTTER. RGGS, POULTRY, BBSS VAX. SHEEP.PELTS, Draft Mcim GrwsriK, CABPET8 ANB OIL CLOTBS, HARDWARE A DRY GOODS’ STORES 11 O IASH FOB HIDES AND PELT? II. A. GOODYEAR, Tbia is Uw e.ly Ko^l. to lb. Wiwt Class Grocery Store, to whleb wo lavMe yoar allraUoe. nd a toa yoo r^tm oils. ^ffSBUunr. Barter & fttiaift Dealer, BtmsOBRato WASHIXtiTOX c-ITY. Hb wfi .i- Boots and Shoes, ~w767hbduwk * <xi., Saffirs itasiita NEW YORK uwTora, piT-raninGii, Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! SODAS, 4C, 4C„ A to la ltd. erwylbtoc tosto la a General Grocer> Groceries and Produce, ATLANTIC & GREAT WSTIM • H Hers fopreeUoa. at Ito r ' • Atlantic k Gt. Western Railway. .: top-liod Itknal csSm1 �«» kmiTUEQUTS. tag us a Club In our break ONE DOLLAR SALE Dry wad Fancy Goods free or Oobtt Our lads i»mreU daring ths pant few yr*r» hare tree Urge. . TIE DEST FAX1LY SEWING MACHINE ‘ In tho XV dr1a In new on rabiiiitloo al tbe Stare at FTTTT.TTPX A BENTLEY, LOCAL AOEJtTH, HA8TI5GA, NICU. I>ryGtoo<iH> Groceries, Hate & Caps, WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Bejemtn.d with feilret Sowsrs, And urn Iraf that'. genUvihwk By emleg brme nr morning atmven Old bin. them all, sach leaf• 3 gem la B.tarv'e gorgeoun diodeta. Anr aerren ord.riageilher of tbe Club, llaond Mew. eaa kav. ibetr releotioo. efp ono oararretod, ereroopoadlng la the litr Ctak, FREE OF ONEDOLLARI For* dab of kO.flAr-Ore at 0>o Mio article^ rtat SO ynrdaahreting-. Iketxiwdrea '"SSJ RUSSELL & NEVINS. We WILL NOT be UNPEBWLO. Best assort’al of frocker? la Tan. It Makee the Best Stitch, Alike .n Utl. .idre, .ad ikrre olkor.tilekre. oee Fresh Goods coartaally aa hand. ofjbrn tbo .uongr.1 .liteh lib preeible to Old Goads selllar rtirwileM •* Cwl It Is Almost Entirely Nolsrleee. Il MW. wrore thick wllh m dlBroUy. Tho Democracy arc experiencing tome of the natural conxequonena of their wicked %nd infamous trickery. While pretending to superior patriutum and tionee'y, whiles denouncing the Republi<Mtn party aa dishonest and corrupt—ox actuated' wholly by an inoxdiuato greed for office, and as placing the ballot in tho hands of tho negro aa a'inoans of gratifying that groud tho Democracy, under tho cover of thia nlnnderoux Vituperation of cvcrythiug Bejmblican, and aided by tlte Becutcry of the Treasury and tho President, hare industriously preyed fur the last two years upon the internal rcvc.1110, in.avery tray suggested by tho bl.ickcel fraud and corruption. Tho “ K'AuAry" and " ToAocco fUayt," the IFAiu Jloutt" and uTrt<uury Itingi,’’ here proved the most infamous and gi­ gantic organisations of swindling and fraud with which this or any other eounUy have hod to boUlo Not long ago members of the “Whisky Bing," bcliftinj? themselves beyond the roach of tho Ixw, openly boasted that the Bing in its transactions had defrauded tbo rwrenuo of <50,000,000 annually. They also de­ clared that,through their contingent fund, they wn able or atraqr enough to re­ move all impediments in tho Borenuo Bureau to the successful working of their v.-holfoalu sebomo of fraud. They have blasted that ono of their number would yet bo Cummiseiinar of tho Bcvonue I-L-' What a monstrous harvest would they not have then bad f And this latter boast they nearly realfrod, for shortly ufUr the nttmo of tho notorious Gen. Wisewcll was sent by tho President to rhq Bonatu as Commiacioner of tho In­ ternal Bcvenuc in tho place of Mr. Bol­ lins. Of course Wiscwoll's name was rejected by the^Sennio withost a divis­ ion. In hia nomination, however, tho Bing eeenis io haro reached tho culmination of its infamous bucoom. From, that hoar Justice, stern, incorruptible and un­ yielding, has been treading hotly upon tho heels of its members and its corrupt utaUtanls in tho Revrnk- Bureau. Since titan, General Steadman, a warm friend of tbo Presidents, an aspirant under tho patronage of tho “Hing’’ fur the position of Oumtnusiunor of Internal Bovtjuuo, as well as that of Socrotary of the Treas­ ury, cud an as]>irant for tbo Democratic nominnilun for tho Presidency, has been driven from his position as collector at Now Orleans, becauM of his wholesale system of fraud ia his district All aver the oounfry members of tho “Hiag" have been arrested for their malprac­ tices, their stills seixed and forfeited to tho Government, and they and their agents in tho Bureau, all Democratic friends and appointees of the President, kavs boon convicted of their crimes and MBlcnced to heavy finee and the penitouliary. But a few weeks ago, Meaara. Callicut <1; Co., officers of tho revenue ni Brooklyn, were so convicted and sontcncod, and last week, before Judge Chase, at Richmond, tho principal officers for the collection of tho rovuhuo in that distriat were convicted and sentenced. Tho collector, Anderson, demanded >30,000 Cann uni os bis share from tho “Bing" the honest Democratic privilege of defrauding tho nation of its revenue*.— The subordiuoto officers demanded a proportianale sum. But tho detectives early exploded tho scheme, convicted them batore tho ootirt, and tho judge eenloncrel tho collector to 310,000 fine and two years in tho pesiitenUrer;, due* of his subordinates to 35,000 fine and to two years, end h fourth to 32,000 fine RUSSELL . & NEVINS. ■ ' jjut Tovucurrn at ' HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. SUPPORT HOMK INBUSTRYI < ' < 1 Family Sowing Mrebtat., »t tbe Frei* Exposition. 1UT. EVER/ MACHIHE IS W1RR1RTEDI 1 no ...-- ---. ----■ t bomr. mentor into eur, iutand of fol eiga, iadiulital iatoreoU. ' , Sheetligf, Flannels and CualacreL 1 , , Thr product »f bom. todo.i.y! A. good re lb. br.l-ai Cbrep a. tbe »b..p«»l I Be Sure to See this Machine, J. I. Ul HOST. >.lor. beyleg any other, aa yon wneld retaredlr be dltaPpwi.tod. Alurald eon happen to ere oa* of tbnreiwu'k eltarwavd. W« bar. frequent epplinuoaa to Srey IZreiiren after p.reoe. bare ex- But.ng., Out. lit. lJ4T.-a»llf CARRIAGE FACTORY! ~~aUaKTd WflHbTChwfa. The Best Reaper Knife Grinder! 1 the maaaloe, a plank or table, ma rapidly by rar, and turn, cully. lathe beet and ebreprt. See II before yon bay. For elrrnlare and Mt tarn. tn AronU. nddreu K. C. UTOBKE, nbnrn. .hew York. ESTABLISHED IX1867. Center of Jcffi-reon and BaiLroad Streets, . HASTINGS, MICH. TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Hypophosphit e Act Promptly and Certainly I AM NOW SELLING CONSUMPTION. Lumber Wagons, A. No. at 1100,00, Open Buggies single Seat 1125, to 1105. •• Two 130, “ 180. , tar Un County of tinrry, in Cbeacerv. Atria W. lUlky. cbagbireW. jSO, ] UFACTURING CO., of Albany, N. Y„ , • Groceries and Provsions, , •L ll I. connect .nO eaulr perteMc. ।■ I. coMlrocliuc, .cd tL.rtlu:. e»«r ti the met Itwipenrne»d. .nd will do 'hr •..di Ki.r-trllno. rapUlltr md perfre with conpareli.clr lb. Irrel dnnuid .treegib of th. Miini.1. drtftaf II. TRY IT! TRYITI TRYIT! Sias; HMM, AXU, IAAT, OOD HUR, Tie-Ware of Every UeicrlyllM, Crockery nod Wooden.Ware, KEROSENE OIL, , ' • . ta * "M"1* Still Leads the Van OASU WILL BE PAID Tar all Mate afOsaatoy Predare. ..eh u Boiler, Jewelry Store in Ha.ilup. ; I J < . alien Uwe to bn.ia.u, ,Bd . d.Urmleatlea to JEWXLHY & MUSIC STORE. Sell Goods at tho Lowest _ R. HERRICK, [IN ROBINSON AWIOHTMANH aTOMI.i DEALER UT CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL­ VER and PLATED WARE. Nothtug on earth can amlle but hu­ man belaga. Gems may flash reflected light, but what to a diamond flash comj-ured with an eye flaab and a mirth Hath? A face that cannot smile is like a bud that cannot blooaom, and dries up­ on tbe «alk. Laughter la day. and so­ briety Is nigh:, and a smile to the twi­ light that hovers gently between l£frwwrtjT"nt> • ’rtkV B.WNIQET. __ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-08-12.pdf 0ba301dbf6c3bb478c5bcdf2cc74f8a8 PDF Text Text gkt acting* S*«s»r GEO. M. DEWEY, ariumsus. daubt vo., him., VOL. XIII. Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, aug. 12, isos. Business Jirrrt.rg. NUMBER 16. RAILWAYS, I H KnuxaT. •jjnoiiTn TAX." Ei TOSH, BOSTOX, ' Lmd New sesM «,w ssstryTMuX1 sylrit tt yseiy wdl esvsr ssrvs As kssa ' pstfr like tu BstnscrslM, ws44sd to I "sllfsreky rspredai . »U«kUy rvtissd. kswerer, M M snd swelter in tho al eve a Post »i”co as New York baa been persocutod u-ith would not bo tolerated tn a second class village in Europe Well, everything, thank Heaven has an end—jarring toe corruption of Turn­ may politicoes, ’Lar which the devil is to be thanked—and so the old Pott Wire of New York will be .wallowed up in time in the roaring sea-.f cor-ruorte,and a now odifioe, worthy of the metropolis of the Repuhli-, take its place. Tho committee appointed by Crwigrr— fa visit New York, and neg tints fora sito for tho new I’ott OGre, like Cnsar of vid, “came, saw, andcotMuered,” and hove re[Kirti>d favorably. The site is in Qty Kall Pork, one of the l>esl tn New Mr. Ferry, of Michigan, Chairman A the Committee, in reporting, submits the following brood and national reason» for this great work. We shoull like to pub­ lish the wlu-lo rop'rt, if our spare pcrmittood, but die following will give the pith to the argument: vauiprehendrng the adjacent cities that enrich their limits in proportion sji New York thrives, City Hall 1‘ark. the site of the propooed building, msy be oon-ui’ered sul-stantially the center of the varied interests -f such circuit, and is bat a few steps fr m the monetary and commercial center, of the ’ nion. It b now tho local joint to which city cars and stages converge, and it ia to be tho terminu- of the underground system of city reQwa- s which the thronging de­ mand < f a rapid growth is so so-m to render a nii-crssity. Mercliarits and <aj.itali»'s there, ni'-ruing an I evening, gather. Here, then, where the pooulare of the city and the nojourncrs of the na­ tion in a great measure concentrate, u to stand tho un.ldtiM turn! representative of the nation soil • itv combined. New York touche* every indnstrial'Cbcr of tbo land. Onto her capiciou. lap I s AU. PRIOR OF INHALKRS SI BACH. HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors, MOREHEAD’S FROM OVXKIRK ANDSALAMAWCA, By K.w Tert Usw from Dslse Dvpou; I T. ISA. M. EXPRDCN MAIL frtei Ilertirt, | (!U<Ktay» eicnCvd). Xtos* .1 Ksl.m«»n 1 to MAGNETIC PLASTER AW iBWrM-r. At»«l Lt lh. ru»T.r.rt-.-t, cm> .mU i» sosriK.«r lea la Ite l oan ttaua. The Great Strsagtbeaer ud Pain Destroyer of the World. and inlltteuoesof thrir national power. Tho world regards it In the dipCnaay of nation, she no longer seeks and sub­ mits '•-« ia now graciously sought and Eitnullane- u*Iy vtxr naval power re• eive. the ovation »f Ear ,pe. * if such now, what then, when, with Hie Atlantic and L'arifc gnuped in iron '•and*, VO bear the commerce of the world r 'Then all pc pfo must - pom through our metropolitan gates With arms thus outstretched, if the bvdy Would have health and thrift, let suitable nrovuion. '-e naib for the c ■•umsrcial heart uf the nation. , To Mr. Ferry much credit ia due for bio tartin tide work, and wo conn t a- ncluae without thanking him, not alone for his part in this wort, but for his enifre’ Urtigresmenal career. No grand >u irr-ient has ever oocnrrod during his eerrireoin Congress, but has had his su,>jttrt. Any ^ATtion concerning tho nn.tecti-n A t itucns, ir tho rpread "f liberty t» all nations, has found in Mr. Ferry a friend. We trust that the Irish < > tunas of Michigan will remark’, cr this, an-l stand by such a man if bo ever re­ quires it at their hands. liberty—her friends, cur friends ; for enemies our enemies 1 *t tb"No r>en who proreil. themselves tbo iri> nds < f liberty tn all mon ' e kept in odfoc, and hit those Conservative buck tare vh > trade with kings he set aside, and tho world—for America legislate for all nu n-mhidl’ao I otter therefj.—Tkt Irdk lUpnUie. c o holuooi. PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE ■4*I sb rt K. Trsin. M Hteemei . Frtee, M swats yer Bettie, wlfo Preih. THE MEAT HEMEDIKS. FAVORABLY KNOWN AND BXtBNSIVBLT USED ter Tori Citi at TiciiHy, roe urw.ao. or TWENTY-FIVE TEABS. MADAME ZADOO PORTER'S CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM. Price 25,. W and 75 Cta. per Bottle, jtii amt. enssrerr a»d 7IOTT EFFECTUAL BE.HED1 COUGHS, COLDS, ETC. . The World hai erer Produced. . PURELY VkGKTABLE, • westmk railway. j[HisrrlUni|. ■> n. « A.. »• . DR. ZADOC PORTER’S What strikes a European an his arri­ val in this country, is die mcent>o» af onr public buildings, and tho utter care-; Icesneee evinced towards all publie prop­ erty. always excepting money. In Europe all pu’>8o (so onllod) parks and building, are tho property of the reigning families, and are generally mngnf.ccnt, and always “kept*' so aa to clirulrngo criticism and invito in.pectfon. In A-crica, all public nroi>orty belongs CHAWtX'MeCAHL- Wwl'n P«e- *St Pstrelu to tho peupte, and what is "everyWy’s” TAOMA^WIXTAIU*. G.» 1 MMM"-business ia common, ia “nobody'." in “““ auNL"’. C V. particular. Our public buildings are D*n*.M«y ».>•»_________ *** blue-munlded for want of a scrubbing, and tho parka arc luxuriant with rank­ SAID TBUXK aAlLWAT. • ness and ruin. There is scarcely a roBpucttdkto pork fa tho United btatos, oxO1j>t tho Central Park, • and no public balding* that rise ah ire tbo level of mediocrity, unless the Capitol al Waahington, and a few others. It » easy enough to account for this ■tato of things. The people own all in common, and theirsmvants—from Preai- teres tower tte» vta say efoer reeteTraie. .znr. tt M* r. ».. • ■ VpWARP Rt-tDT. P— r •tesr 4ar, aU ke s^s sA W holesale and Retail. ■»'ist feud sp dspsilSMe'*. I “ • w, Or>t»s UKTStr sitls. Aws Sil *»•« t a rire «f r’.un’rtes, are re rapidly in­ terlacing that the day is not far dix itnt shea the mntinent will thus be woven into a svstitu uf postal facilities. In l >5 we liad 17,TJ ‘ miles constructed : tn 1161, 33, jGU mdea; nearly doubling Ma. Marra, Tanias urn Gxxtuxkx : in nine years. To-day.’hc • 'niud 8tatee I have rust rear bad yx.ur city altera long apiroximateo 4'- .•*"» miles of working ami tedious journey from .WasJunLm, at roads, quadrupling tlmt nl Frappe, near­ the el>«e at a pr. tractod seasfon Cunly treble that of I- ngland, and almost as greee, un uy nde to a town that, mueh much aa the t tel milage of the ■ 'cited as I lore Chicago, I fore much nvrn.— Kingdom and Kun^c. That is, my bmae at BoulhBtmd. [Great • Juureing this wub, agriculture, com­ applause.] But I am giaH io k« >, mcroc, science and tho arts rontinue to many of ynu here aase-u’l^d on this enlarge and ewk-h th<- wmrre-i uf th<> t .i.ulirht night, on the* asks <f ynur nation's wealth, an-' the ilttest type »f I gn.-atlake.to render to me thhtortim'-nfal this advancing greatness ore tho stridea •tj'xn euafidestoe and your regard. an ’, grandeur of her rouventrnting em­ 1 know how critically the pe< pie r f porium. A erica, in tlieso later yean, watch Foreigners scoki> g our 'Itoreo for lo­ ihslr servants ut Washington I kn-w cating or oboervnti. n, take their impress how they have m-'arnra when tboac of tbo eropo un i power < f tho gurrrnpubGi servants have proved false t>* the ment from the > .agnitnde of its evnoxer- pledgee span uhich they obtained the rial center. New York is to the United p.uUonx which they dislkonured. Real­ States what Lrmd.u is to Great Britain, 'ising thia, I am gratiCed, in mv heart. f and Paris to France, while in urea and ■ hearts, to find that ynu marifeet y jut pruepoi tiro po] ulali .n, wealth and pow- ,confidcnoo and regard in n>e, as one of cr of t^pansioa, parallels are as canton , the repreaentativra of the Ariorican pe >to onnLmei-L ’ pie. [Great applause.] Fifty years ago tho whole R.utltern 1 I do not or-rio bof -ro you to-night, mail wm> t arried on one man's back to a (even in resp >nse t) your flattering call, to small boat wiiich croseed the North riv- (si>cak to you in regard t> the political cr. Nov it takes eight fiiur-hurue teau-s ।taxuea af the day. I have dons n , hare­ to eonvey the somo. Fifty nan hence will witness such a <bells, in all the placet where tho p« pie growth south ns tho past furnishes no (of Chicago congregate. I have niokea parallel to, while tho expansion uf the' ,to yon end delivered my views snd opin­ West will '-o as amazing os its rcsuurceo ;ions on public mNunrre and policies, in ore illimitihta. • (times poet far the maintenance and prorTho wonderful strength, ability to perity cf ihisgreat country r>f ours, with maintain free government against f. rmi'l- ] nn unaertain voice. There are none able ccnrpirecy and treason, and read- (among yu, here, but know what are -ny justn.cnt of fundamental law upon the con rich- ns and my prindnlca They base of manhood equality, which this , nation, emerging from recent war, ex- ,with my growth, and were strengthened hibtta to ths world, is to bo followed by ,with niy strength [renewed applause ], such an influx to the natural increase of and ( as I have, stood by them faithfully cur numbers as will surprise and Ir -peril (and unswervingly in the past, so shall 1 m marxhiea, and unprecedentedly nndi- (stand by them faithfully and unswerv­ cute and ;«>pnlate the republic. ingly in tho future [Appianae and tkroc In view of sueh certain growth, tho <cheers'given for Cvlfox. Vetoes, "that’s strnrturetu bo erected is not alone to the । talk." “that’s it," ‘fcood," “stick to TM>et tho warita of the present, but to jU,” Ac] provide fur the teeming future. Iodo I have not d-xmed itpro[«, nor seem­ this m a suitable manner, it ia proposed ing j for one who has been chosen, by the by the oanmiasiuu to expend three and a reureaentativra ; of miliums of people, to half Trillions of m-ner. FnDosring (occupy a high place in tho greet ra­ their plan subuiiited and approved by tional eJoctiuo, to go into the political the Government, tho design will be as (orvta a. if hie views wore not known; plearing to the eye as its architectural as , If his views were to bo expressed and stability end elegance will co-np« -rt with c-mmraded , to tho people. [Applause.] tho requirement, of r» proraiaing a city My record is before you alb For fourand nation. Private busineas enterprise baa recent­ ly and is now erecting, tn full view of this site, buildings cutting over a million posed outlay for tbo post office building. The municipality itself has been axpwding millions uj«n tbo Q^y Hall, di­ rectly ia rear of where it is proposed thia budding shall stand. Shall the government building, in its srehitectnml scope, bo lees appropriate in the mid* of each swmnndfogs ? What citimn of thia Bepublio has ov­ er regretted the ttnlliena rsjwnded in the tian at Qucago, aaw £t to amoriats ,nj name aa being worthy to I • aaanriatod with that great Captain of oar amiea, tho hero of the century. I fait, iadsod, it was nr- cor-mon honor that you, hare, rtep- ndod so heartily at that time, ana sinoe, to that selection. It l asonde rae c.-me still rearer to ytu than e*Wbefore. rasa, I ari not tho one to predict I have faith however, and roufi-lcnee in that result (A voice, “Don’t 1 o scored."]! be­ lieve that God reigns, and I lelieve there ia an overruling Providence that holds in His hands tie dretrnias of naticns, and when I have beard, coming fr*m the South, so rifo with treason a few years agn. the Cree smoul-loring kindled again into flame by thespeerv run hare read, as a few yeare ago, 1 liero einoerely that that I'rovidsnce lrI —-------w ----------------. ..Iw watched over us ia our hope of great tri. *’ ’ ., t ; ami that as lie Lore us through trials and tribu­ lations, and at last He lifted the foot at ‘ rally of bte rv, [applause] --------------------------------.. . Ho Merer in­ tends t» give this country into tho hands of tho eostry. [Immense t~’------ ' I have naught to say — «of -------- jMMsa of <-ur oppL'—*'u *' ’ My ’lipi are sealed on that su\.._____ lam_______ not to say an/­ thing . of the candidates'f rrrrjss: oar < My hpe are sealed on that 1 m/me subject on wluch my Epe never I e rested sealed until they an shall lo ore aaalad sealed in dcdth. defth. Ihutbthe That ia the pn prxud ud and glorious gtorion praise that attache, t this gl^rioua Ropublican — x.n— —rty, of which you and I are jctf______________________________ parcel to-day. [Great aptrnnk God tliat there baa boss' Bueh a party in thia land 1 Ito record is written vn tho proudest pacea of ocr country's history. It stands there to ow immortal honor, and whan weshall have ;>osBod away, as we shortly shall, and al»su mo r angle with the clods ef the valley and th< y shall bir v----■* — —*■ remains, your chihlren'i_______ ___■loll luo'up t * call y- -u blessed, l-econae you roeo Up to support that banner which is now in the hands of the nolle hero at the last dollar, we will .tan? by this country; oven until the last drop of Mood and even to the last boot of .<ur heart, [renewed applause,] and amid dimeter and reverse, alternating with tho victorisa and tnumphe, we psseed on, until at last the sunshine of victory sliono upon our banners and tho rebelii n woe entshod. It is a Tyou? rejection that in the bco^s, the remfono «f Ropul beans, there vw n t one who for a m iment despaired of tho American Republic. (VaIcm *taot one”) Again, it ia a proud boast, tc-day that among all tho citizens in all foe States .f the .'niusi that stand by our gallent General, who are upholding hie uni ice today as they did in the war, there is not one but that hot even bofi re Go-lthall-yalty shall g' rwn (con­ tinued npjklnusej what loyalty has priservod. [Applause.] And then, my friends, we shall have peace. We shall have -muco that shall stay, because it will be an enduring peace. W> shall have peace bonne •very man in this proud land shall here his rights protected ; because there shall •io no outrages or murders or visions, fr.m the pine fioldscf Maine otor the distant lauds of tho South to tho gwlt, committed upm man far daring tv «sC their opinions as Qod bn givn minds to expram them. We sba l Lave peabe, aa with pease wo shall han octa’ Ashed the reign A taw end of or­ der, and ccnaequent pr-opcri ty. Of all the lands undnr the rays of the sun thia is the on that wants no more war; no nor i drafts; no rtura • blood shod; no ttroaj*. In the tmprMsive and sontantaraa language of General Grant, I say let us hav.1 peace [Groat applause.] The loyal people f the lord, as Amcrieass and men, say let us have peaeh.— (Renewed applause.] Now .uy friends, I shall rot longer detain you, fen I came before you (imp. ly to return to y. u my thanks for tins cordial greeting ard wotetmM. Thom ia n- man that values tho airxobatam-of his friend, a-idascaateermwe than myiclt It has boon my afan to Hvo ftuthfully by the prinripta. that I hare mvfaerad to y.u in times pest, and to beep end they era dearer tome heeause they �IXMGPS O. DASH STORE j;P.WI®ERTS&CO, M1WM* ■R Birr fault SEWING MACHINE urea of nullification, and their offset"oon- ttaoed untill the fall of the Preeideat, and the tardy action of Oongreos gave tbo nulifiers another opportunity in tho summer of 1806. Tho Now Orloonu mi-aacra of that year, which patterned after tho Eoymour riots of 1883, and which wa. ecwmondedor excused by Seymour and hi. “ftimufa," WO. the mo.t tented field the success he planned, now give him the guidaaace of the destinies of tlds great nation that he saved. [Ap­ plause. J And when ho is inaugurated, as I believe bo will be, on tho Ith day of March next, as President of the Unit­ ed Stales, tho world shall recognize that in this great republic of ours wo honor uno to whom the world owes more than to any other, and that when wo .have placed him in that seat that Washington adorned, and that Joffcreon, and Jack­ son, and Monroe, and others have honorsd, that ho shall bring back peace to the distracted country,and restore cqunli iy and justice to all men that live under our flag, and under whoso administra­ tion this great republic of ours, chocked for an instant in ita onward progress by war, shall go on in its proud triumph, conquering and to conquer. ilu.M, estSstarfay. Augu.t Ufa. us u’efock r. spared no pains, throughout the South, forth* purpoM at appmollajc fear U r»pr*.«Et th* taws ef Hop* is Um Coast; Coa- to encourage the opposition to tho action r.oliaa to V. brld la QaiUaga oa ll>« »d d.r ef of Congress and the laws of the land — And thia, they have been doing over since, until now, a large portion of tho warm population of the South are ready TWr* will ha* BrpsMlean DiMrict Cob«*o fir any measure of revolution which Uon for th* Fltai BrprM*t>l*iir» Dlatrid, la Um may be attempted, under tho Banner of cwif, *f Bsrry. batd al th* Coaaty Clwk'a ateca ia th* Tdlss* of KuUon, *• Salanlsy th*. tH aril war which Gen. Blair has eoeon- , Congrcwdonul Ticket. 1 pebraxdo c bum ax. M. william usTOcanTox.ersa.Mrh. nt Aurrix blaib, of jsck»«. iv. THOMAS W. ratBY, otOu.ws. Republican County Convention. . a Republican County Convention, will bo held at the Court House, in the vUL-, mga of Hastings to the County of Barry Saturday the Bd day of August next■ jfltto’dook noon, for the purpose of mt-I—tl-f uoadidato* for County of-’ Boetv for said County, and to cbooee slx.teaadafa«»tso to attend the Senatorial। Onaveatten, to nominate a candidate far■ Mils Beoalor for tho Wth District,, and to transact each other buslnern as। shall rome before said Convention. Each township In Bald County, will be entitled to four Delegates In said County Convention. ______ Chairman Rep., Co. Committee. Dated Hastings July 28th 1868. 2JEW GOODS Ualtliaero QcpabUraa Cauee*. Th. KrpabUsM* of Baltimor. will BM*t la C.a eaaal B*ltla>oratyrlaga. aa Tanday U>* lllh d.yof AogaaVlau., a| I o'cluck r. ■., for th* In nominating General Grant, the Re­ publican party followed the guidance of a popular impulse, on instinct that said. The man who has saved tho country, will know bow to protect anti govern it” Tho Rebels and Rcpudiators who dictat­ ed tho New York nominations, also fol­ lowed an instinct,—that of nuliticatiou— and their enndidntps are their Lost rep­ resentatives. Horatio Seymour lias been a nullifies ever since the winter of 1860-1 whan ho made hia infamous speeches in support of the right of a State to socedo if the majority of the rotes should so determine. His course during tho war waa shaped by tho same policy, so far n* liia natural tendency would allow, and so far as he could control! ovonte by his own action. In the groat uprising of 1801 he was swept along like Fernando Wood, and his other associates, by the flood of popular feeling, but the instant the tide begun to ebb, in 18C2, ho took advantage of it to go back to his old positiofi. Floated by on eddy of reac­ tion into tho office of Governor of tho State of Now York, ho disgraced that responsiblo position in 1S63, by reaisting tbo government of Abraham Lin­ coln to the extent of hio power. He op­ posed emancipation, favored McClellan, discouraged enlistments, protested against the draft, and fostered and pro­ tected the mob at New York Gty in their brutal, lawless, murderous, treason­ able riots five years since, and this, too, as Governor of the State. These riot were openly made to racist the draft,and wen) so timed by Seymour and his "friends,” as to break out just when Frank Pierce, Fernando Wood, and eth­ er Northern nullifiars, expected their Old Friend JeBanoa Davis to come into possession of Philadelphia. But thanks to Mnsn and Goaxt, Lee was beaten at Gettysburg, and Vicksburg fell instead of Philadelphia, and the country was saved. But for days the "friends” of Governor Seymour, with »ch and dub, pistol and sabre, held high murderous carnival at New York, slaughtering no­ groee and union eoldiara, burning orphan Asylumns, pillaging and burning the houses of defenceless women and children, murdering tho nurao* nt tho bod side of sick and wounded soldiers, having “beauty and booty”/fcr their war cry and doing all they could to over­ throw not only the National Govern­ ment but all law and p ublic order.— And all this time Horatio Seymour, Governor of tho State, whoso sworn du­ ty it was to enforce the laws, preaarve order and protect tho lives and property of the people, was socreily encouraging those lawless acts of hia partisans. But Vicksburg fell, Leo was defeated at Gvt- RUSSELL & NEVINS. Dry Goods, Grocorlos, Bootis Ac Shoes. Fresh Coeds ceastantly aaMansaJssivaysrifki. It Mates the Best Stitch, haad. refer of course, to tho Repudiation uwoauroe which the Southern and Western Copper Rebel Democracy have forced upou their brrtherou of tbo Eastern Etatee, and which. If carried out, will nullify not only the solemn contract* of the Government, and defraud the na­ tional credltore, but will open the door to still more recklee* fl nancee ring. Al­ JgUY VOCR CLOTH AT ready we hear It proclaimed by Southern Dcmocrato— He boJ* uf eourae—that they will secure a new Issue of Bonds to j ay for the property foot by them in the war, and who ran say that thoy wUlnot moceed in every thing, If onso they ore al­ lowed to triumph. But they will not succeed,nullification andtreaaon and repudiation .have al ways been odious (o the people, and the out­ rageous form in which they are advocat­ ed by Blair, the second on tbo CopperRebel Ticket, and, at least, aoqulsced in by Seymour, will make them still more offensive. Pzacs is what- tho country needs, and what «Ac wiUhave, peace Is on the Banner of Okaxt, and in the hearts of tbo people. But the Copper Hotel Douiocrate proclaim war, and though one of their leaden 1* timid, the other 1*bold sud rocklres enough to take the field in person to support bis rcvolu- Patent Medicines, the District, wit Q^hertnaffiben of the hav. changed tho call f . tativo Convention ia the from Friday the Slut RUSSELL <fc NEVINS. ftitoAy the 22d Books and Stationery, Will Last a Lifo-Time. groceries, or au ux»s axd or rixs qcautt. HARDWARE STORE, THIS M KCHLVE TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, EVEST H. A. GOODYEAR, at f »bieh the attention of a eons ef the Township o nast fa eanoue al the Pu Coart House. on Wedn day ot Almont Instant, a T. V., far tbo purpeee o ^teefatbo County an TMtion*. and far the tra SICHUIE IS WLRMITttl THE HEMMrII IS THE HOST CnvCTlCxL PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS Be Silrc to See this Machine. STOVES, IRON. J. P. I0IEBT1HC0. CARRIAGE FACTORY! CHS*. TBAlSMI.KATEJArK'OX-GOIXa WORTH. ‘FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE’ Bipr***,.i 4il£ r.for rU<t»«w .74 1?.. LEAVE WEXOXA-UOISO XOVTH. vote the Copjicr It needs no gift of prophecy to answer raeb questions.none, at least, to answer for the loyal mwa HASTINGS, MICH. in the great North-West, where Seymour and hta ••friends’' wjjf find "Jordon a hard road to travel"—none In the Peninsular State, where 25000 majority of the people have ever been Icyal to the flag of the Republic, who** gallent de­ fender Is their chosen leader—none In this County of Hhrry wheie the “my friends" of .Horatio Seymour, are few in number, and growing beautifully lees day by day. Fellow Republicans lei us be up and doing, the Victory leoura, but let It be not only a triumph, but a Wa­ I AM NOW SELLING terloo defeat, that our friend of the Lumber Wagons, A No. 1_ at 1100,00. Worcester Massaebusetts Spy. may find Open Buggies single Beat 1125, to |165. the following, the actual epitaph of the “ "Two 180, •• 180. Copper Rebel party. Ton “ Single “ 180, “ 276. Ratter A Jumpseat wagons, 75, “ 100. Hastings Feb. 2Bth, 1W8. “4X MAII^HKOTHERS’ NEWS DEPOT, Made and put up on Bhort Notice. e"*"A Tin Rsbidexcb by Mr. •Wbiqmt <»n Xwt side near that ot D which adds much to b that part of the Village Shelf - Hardware and Cutlery > Dodge's Clebrated Plows BOOKS. House,Carriage, Wagon & Cutter PAINTING. I »1 harnesses [BEET MV^tC. Or formur ATTWmoxIs asked JlepabHcun Townahi p with publbbt□. Thes iaga xivetone to our c tate party nominations lalnly be fully attended Blank Note and Receipt Books, LEGAL BLAXES AXD STATIONARY ■ trery elh«r *rtl*J« in my Jin* tqoaliy low. alfnedto the present Banxul, end a prom the aauseta requested. the office, where tho Beoko may be found. gggint httltr's SPECIFIC PUL, FOX TUR CURE Of SEXUAL DEBILITY! Th tut —The Raleigh (N. C.) Standard guarnnteea 60,000 majority fur Grant and Colfax in North Carolina. Groceries and Provsions, —Gov. Seymour1« chance nrc begin­ ning to bo understood. Ho will get all but the Republican party and the float­ ing vote. —Thp firm of Seymour and Clair Is hi a shaky condition. Heavy notes fall due tn November, and a collapse ia ex—The Detroit Adrertloer says: “It la staled that the Blairs have been putting their beads togetber’-a drcadtal case of poll-evil." . may receive t to Induce h kh this peop A someth leg —The Fort Wayne (Ind.) QatetU an­ nounces that Gen. James B.' Steedman scarcely credit it. —The Democracy have been trying to raise tbo wind for a lang time. They Ham's LMCTIOX/ got a whole bag full Whto they secured Frank Blair. the reward of his treasonable designs, —Tbo Hon. T. W. Green, a promlhia cowardice gut tho boiler of his nulli­ nent Indianapolis Democratic, repudi­ fying pmpoocs, cad ho gave up tho oon- ates Seymour and Blair, end cemei out fiiss—then Au mob was nut down, with much wholesome blood letting end New -!• 1880, Blair, fa a oampelgn speech Ycrk City became as quiet under the pronounced the Democratic parly “tho energetic Butler cad his loyal bayonets most ralmrable and corrupt party that ever existed." And now, after having as the equally loyal cilice of Baltimore got Into If, be wso never to ujueh at and New Orleans had become under the seme agency. From thia shock given to bis reputation Seymour han never recurt-rod; and when,in 1WM,by arc'd ouni. 1 Fine Toilet Artldee, AU Hastings Outdone against all ids convictions, and all his Old Goods selling regardless of Cost. personal interests, ondjtho ad rice of his Cavlloa Republlcaa Caoee*. “ ib.,f PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY LOCAL LOOT,. lm,,a J. Splendid Auortment for Salo al Rail Road Prieto. XW AU TBS POPVLAX time a more promising kind of nuDUcalion has boon developed, and Seymour, st Um C*.lr. KofoMt Ums*, oo Tm4*y lh* tsta ia,t.,al 1 .'duck r. M. lor Um «l*eUua of Dal*. C*l*« >u lb* Caualy and DlOrict Cvar.ulMa*. Ujr Older of TawaahipCumuiU**. DETOS 4 medicines, CrOCkerV, Shi Iasi., at 4 a'eteta e. s.. for Iba parpm*. of oom- Mht gusting? gunner. ssrmicn jomivrioss. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats <fc Caps, BOOKii goaarrnixa JIWKL8Y & KJS1C SM mbw Far the Famsn af ■iehiraat DKaLEB IX CLOCKS, W4TCHKS, JEWELRY. SR- VER and PLATED WARE. FORTE COXPAST. �and aaiSttHantm MMW Cards. '“’Sim mmi flf utw iwm.__ machine ll$A Sutnmjr Arrangement. 1868. .,,r Tr»'O* O"«b» Mlthlga. Castral that have; Oo r HOBlxao.t a WKBtMIN "nuichir*** Ccutral Ituilrond. HariRnSMImMiili DRUUaiSTSI »>«••<» anu gooa weather bv Tfiw. -y- "•-rftrirsM rewrote. roenjDkx sc ■aw asses mm, HABTHWa. - — teyl ... MICH. w*a ITVi* ttysrtsw^p b—fcb«i axiMiag nates lk« UM oadtorfr ef BARLOW, GOOUTKAK A ORAXT,Uteutet by mun! umomX N. BARLOW, W. E. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. HmUdb*. A.f. 11,1KT. F. N. GALLOWAY, B A. PC KER. roxxxcTTOjrv JKASX a U3E7TTK9, beautiful weather, I marry thi, BA8T1S0B. - - - a*tl - - - MICH. MIB8 E. WILCOX, »*a»10S*BL> wo™“ kt lov. made the thunder, put this m’an and wo­ man asunder.”wo^ „y°y» Editor-Mr. Hill cwnplaiu, bittmjy of th. way that current Lort has of quohag the improved MarXre Ceremony, and say, ft is lik. preachers quoting feriptaro, 'Ibat don’t mean me. But an examination of tho witneasM present on the occasion sav milliner. >0X3 A BTATTOYaiD, ’ALL PAPER. ■ «»«ORT,MJOKXLOCK, HASTINGS, - K • MICH. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, fiarisg pwokmil fe satire Interest tf R. J. ORAXT, la Ao Saal fatair. Gaoda.' Note, and D. a WOODWAMD, Dwlar la other menibors of tho Committee, wo Juts ehnnged tha call for tho Ropresentsars Convention in tho North District fam Friday the 21st inst"nt noon, to Fatunlar tbo ‘-'2d at four o’clock, to shirt tho attention of all interested is FIRST PREMIUM, rktvdlk'AS Caucus.—The Kcpublltaiuo.' the Township of Ila.tlncB, will tsre! lu caucus a: the Public Hal! in the Court Haute, on Wednesday, the 19th day at August jiwjnnt, at three o’clock, p. M., tut the pur^oac of electing Delcgairt lu the County and District Cun- 'cc this Machine, J£MF1RE BLOCK. frea tight took place between aotne BalUtnoie and Hastings Jfoys, near the residence of Dr. HtssCLL Saturday ovsning. Rueb acenes arc a poaatlve iliamcr to our Village, and all concerned la it should bo arrested and properly punishrd. / Tkanks.—To8. p. CaDY Eeq., for a flee lot of green corn,of ths white dent T»r.s)-,l:ft ato ir hounAugaailat. We *r» Informed Hits corn was from a field planted Msy ICth, and was August 1st tally aa near jierfected aa corn tnr use on the table ►hotild be. Any party who ha* rwu that can beat this la roqucstqd to r»|«it the fact to Ibis office. To Hon. z. Cuaxulkb, U. 8,&and Hon. T. \V. Feuby, for valuable PubDocumcats, Speeches Ac. Ac. ' A Caxdjdatk—We"learn that the hbick, PIECES FALL PRINTS Just Received. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, GEORGE PRESTON OORITER STORE. ■ giTA'i'A sass, Boots and Shoes, rxxn/xx a riaonroa BAHT1XGH, - . - slyt - . . MICH. MAIN BROTHERS, j innin. 11 Av nAHTIXOB, - - - a*jI , . . Mien. IT 1*09'. ---- 3 0 — Music & Jewelry, rnrerr mcv mm an raoDvrn amt**. HASTINGS, • • • nSyl - - - MICH. K"Caah paid for Prodata. MIDDLXVnXB Drug & Bookstore. GROCERIES Dnin, Itditins, Grana, PURE DRCQI, hlEmcryvE»ar oBnarwa^ a v books a mnoKnr, rerttatoorr, Fawey Good., Wall Payor, fa. A FULL STOCK of articles in tty Uaa s.aaUafa CIxsamp m tbo CboopMtl Tbo dossal sttenUra ia paid to fe a«teatfee tt ■y (soda, aad .vary artfete toaa ninassal.S fetatwlte. 1 fcl a-nred .IU b. K>... in a,^ ■ n.tar.es. Tbr createst can rirsa to- rn poandinx af Pb.retemn’. 1'retenptt.tes. ste Punt !y Recipes. New Brick Blwck, • Allow a-SOSIYEAt. Jobn F. Emory, DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, Empire Clock, RIDDLEVILLE, • allyl .. M1CM1BAS UASTINOA • alyl "MICHIGAN. J. COLE A BON, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Groceries and Produce, FOE PIBIPTHG THE BLOOD. uirxxauxz STATE ST.. DASTI^Gd. MICH. UF Caab p^d for Prodac.. .Sri D. a WOODWARD, Doalar la Cents Weariig Apparel! WALt-ACD'S CLOTH On band, nod oickanrrd for wool nl Hickory*<^on>«ra, M^rb. Jul*al W. O. HEDRICK A CO., Saita & HanssBiiffl, —Gen. GiUcm telegraphs that the Mis dad ppi Constitution has been de­ sr*rs sr.. nrroatra arr aaucr. feated by over seven thousand majority. UAKTIXOR-----tf-ri . . . MICH. Only one Republican member of Con­ • upporinUion. lh«M *oui H. A. GOODYEAR, gress has ben elected. h.ppiM.., »<i tt»t ot |H —Charles G. Halplno (Milt* O’RIUy) utoiKBl «•» of < r,iiabl« r 11efml~i4 * ExitKt llu< Itehed upwar died In New York on Munday from ><■ of i« tr*r». Brrrarwl I HEI.MBOLI Cosucnosa aaos A Rmittxo llrassM. J»« *i«oMlwaTl over-douo of chloroform. I.ltotol p«M on H^MidrirpoaiC Slrwt. Pbltad.lpblo. Pa.--------- ...» —Ripley A Co's wadding mills, at Mr. orf bold, tor H-Sf. tellrmd toa»j aiUm*. Otoe. oppoUl Brick Block. (mansrl) Ixiwell, Maa*., were destroyed by fire <>n Sol4 br all DniirUi* rnrrabtr*. Sunday, involving a lose of $150,000. SEW AiVEITIIEUEITS. —Seymour and Blair ore bent on revo­ T 1ST OF LETTERS Rn>alals( .aclaimad in lution ; but they will be straightened llto IKS?’***<MB”’ ** ?/““uP' “tok-.Aupaal by defeat. Brows B A Mmsrr D J —The Chicago I'ott says : An ardent Brown 0 F Myare Santo Democratic sheet published in Texas Hromtop Marry X r<lt«arll Uirnm BaivaJ Ilaauh P.rna It H Mr tells us to go to h----- . Thank yoa I We Bvwkar H Liwy Jr*trot A P'.nMk never did attend a Copperhead pow­ Batoh W J Pl,re. PutMki Cafl M feaaa Ryoa Jnhn wow, and we are to old to Login now. C«r« U.rrwt Bharwian DiiatwCh —A Vermont Volunteer writes the Dodn^AahM HwtM Kata Mia THfiunr : 1 have great respect for earPay M David .M».ib lire.y |iet-baggen, bavi.igbccn one myself du. IHyrr Enoa Bsdtk A :>um J Asdrew Xmilk Al.xoater ring a port of the time during the ‘late Dr. atom hmltk M.rit onpltauntoee’.’ My earpet-bag was Idsboo. J Utatj Ntats C J Eiamhood (to. XbHfoM C.nidia H.trinx John Wtenx Cynthia —An election for Governor took place Fairy WJokn Wilkre Freael. Gag. EImmt Wrlla Aites Mito in Kentucky last week, which resulted Ham (ferity Wrighi T X O In 60,(XX) copier rebel majority on was Ilow AtoUMia J.baton tlanry Hardy W Ovorga L«g»ar 8 expected. Few save traitors, cupixrJ. ROBERTS, P. M. bcads and netifrafe vote there, loyal men Uaatinga, Aogn.t.tltk ]AM. being disqualified, to a very largo ex­ CIIANCKHY ORDER, tent, by the copper rebel laws. mxrx or j»zrarroxr.-m«fcifc Jeacfri am. —It Is worthy of mention that n young and poor colored man. Richard Greener, byname, carried oiT the first prise for XnnxaA» Gomn.Catonlalnaat. declamation nt Harvard University, against twenty competitors, all white, and Massachusetts allows Mr. Greener a vote I What a shame I ( fofrtaMMMfck anoMraore to to .nwr«l in toi. 0MB niWDIlEjFDOLLAJtS A WORD. aaaan wtUUa UuoateaMte rrem th. Oato of Uil. or- llonlas la receive a sham ot palro»|ra from iha Anbllc. I plates raytolf to (Ira aaUataatfoo u regard. quality and priea. IT Parana at and pnxnpl alteattea will b. gir. aa al all linen. , , GEORGE PRESTO* Baitei Eichaiie Dealer, *lgn«i to the pn-^fcnt proprietors of the Bannkr, and a prompt aettlcmeut of ibe ume |« requo-ted. Cull at otiee at th« offlee. where tho late cocnjiatiy BomIu may be found. ' IGOTMAXH 1807. ■« . orzr nt* rorr orrtex. BASTIRdH, • - - nSyl ■ • • MICH. WILLIAM MYERS, —The Chicago I'otl says that the next J. ia r^s-IIy applicable te Kimi U UswiUI IrnteX-s. iteoey: thabrtrp. 1J»» • in Ute Urine; MSf !"• ■r Wraknraaaf feKIdov’. vcra.titiid.nr>. and alt wk. ^aliuaa. ar whow Riaia and KVrrworlud. are pocalwrir teas. And interest will to shargod oa al] snana daa al tkaas dates Mill fata MILLI N E R, —Seymour** physicians say bp is like­ ly to Lexeme craxy within a year. If be has any hopes of defeating Grant, he is cra^y already. TO PILL, or each MRS. C. FREEMAN, —The cos’, of putting down a Demo­ cratic rebellion was over $3,000,900,000. tester's First diys ef March and September, tartartrrua or r^rrxm So arose, sues atoea, HAHTIXGS. - - - SolT - - - MICH. Speaker Col.'ax and party have started for the Rucky Mountains. •OKS. aprtOmS DREBBMAKER. items: Kist side 11.-ar that uf Dr. A. I’.JJKake, wk,ch adds much bi bo the beauty uf that part of the Village. a lic, of the District, without seeing tho ’h Annnot RrtcBueixa.—At the sug- gaition of several of the leading Repub­ Hickory Corners. Moto. MISS M. MEAD? ’ ’F The Beeki will be Bxlasced £ ,“ d 5 in a paper printed at CuUnljr, b, B, two or three witneasee all Hhum e~ tabliahod and as Mr. Hill wants the Re­ porters to turn to and read iha test ntew of tho 8th verse of the 21st chapter of Rovelationa, I snppoao ho means U that to inform tho Reporter of what boedmes of them that doee not quote curedly, as that clause save ■‘the liar shall have his part in tho lake that burns with tire and brunstono.” Now if tho Esq., Believes that clause, ho had better cease to de­ fame tho Clergy, and bo careful aa he will have a small part in that clause of Scrijituro, too. I would adviao the Esq. to tako the Statute and turn to and read Section 9 uf chapter 107, on page 050. Tho parties were undonbtedlynmdv to coufirm their marriage contract in a le­ gal form by acknowledging the am* be­ fore tho witacascs attending. But if the Esq,, used tho improved ceremony which bo ackuowlixlgoaho did nsc, ho hardly made a legal mamagv of it, for fa0 did not give tho candidates an opportunity to solemnly declare in presence of the Mag­ istrate and witne*3<ffl, that they.touk cadi other as husband and wife, nor did the Eeq. over pronounce thorn man and wife. Yours, &c., OaC. Batea H. WfaURT. 1 00,000 Ft.‘"" PIm !— sf ffsoai iL:.Vir ‘•■ “-k-to.niastoiii,“■'••••u'-pjra-M. prInwpiaa u Uo aU Ana- Drj (M Griciriei, the Best Stitch, FJiaaftrtiul -Si Rsr- Mr. Makbh, a candidate for tho Futsr-shlpof the Presbyterian Church, Ftaached a very acceptable sermon at Hastiagw, last Eabbath morning. We "®Fe he may receive sufficient cncoursgvtnsnt t. induce him to remain and fetor with thia people. For It is cer­ tain that something should bo done to prstaot. the Interest of this community threugli the agency to that Church and taefeV, at least, the Cburvhce in this Vdlsg. should arouse a moral aentl-°>«nt,that should oom pell the closing *f ail plsecsof baalne™ on the Sabbath/ Oaaxaaviixn.—Delegates to Tie Farren’ Kitial Fire In Co. ■innr ano mon couimis Broad Gauge Railway! CINCINNATI, ar UR 11A NA, GALION, ar MAWB- TEAS, COPPERS, SUGARS, SYRUPS, ’ SOAPS, CANDLES. STARCH, i bov I ’s life. that U would to oJvlaablc to write to Ma father *od inform kltn of *** ®* fc‘* * 1toMlk A» teal «o««st I ibooa>>‘ pf ,h5 ”U 1 XX Dr. ted-.r A Co'. toSte— 1 J , < 1 1 ■ ' NEW YORK, BOBTOK, rmrsbvKGH. PHILADELPHIA. HALTJMORErote WAiniJIGTO.V LITT. nia i. tb« only Rout, to Iha Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! SODAS, AC, atC, And ia feet. .v.rylkiag fc.it ia a ..._ .... ,imi irws tbal^iariaua Day Cara, and lb. Maniinnl tUaoptop OmL.., to. Xantfr.! wtoHtoipl.Jtowlw^loel^ and Uh prompt Tu. Clan Grocery Store, First Class > .kick we iavito pour altoatfe., ai u brtoj atosg joar Atlantic A Gt. Weatcrn Railway. BUTTER. EGGS, POULTRY, BEESWAX. sutxr-ruts. ra-ras.' NMiAMDlOTHWUlE. J.I, g. IMS.______________ a» HOWE’S ra £os ChEffl Ayer’s Ague Cure, HARDWARE! DBYGOODS’STOREC kr C.i 0 Mil ItoF. an* B S»B-KBa.roterr. 11 IharrAttedupa Win STANDARD SCALES. the ,JXtesr-t teal of coaxing to mak.ldmawsl. ;tow U*t a sterioes. Dr. Ttooeo declared ital ■CoaesoUina were chosen at OniagwvUle *n Saturday as follows. To the County Con muon at Hastings, on the Sid Inst. Jot 8. Tmr, Gbuxok H. Brooks, Dr. H. c. Tuurnt, and L. W. WlMO. To Xhs Representative convention for the District ol Barry County, to be held »t Hickory Corners, the 27th Inst, W. T. Dodok, B. D. W»o. Gbo. H. Baookb, and Dr. H. C Tckhkh. and to <he Senatorial Convention for the SOlb J^Ulrttobeyrt called. Henrt Brown, **!• Owing to the storm thl« caucus ATLANTIC & GffiAT TSTffil jMSsnwsawsuraiits: akyaggajaj’ssrj'tfr ^iisrnsjsrisa’ta-ssas;'ts^.rg.’-.sSHs-arvs Kratt aussrSrs!. orastttts?x y^ ^rry la «>. fettowisf C.i«IS«bU Cosed uutrer.rfUr .ritlag to d>« psrths •«»•>. tad l. tbv D. 8. C.<is.L •* 8h> Juwire. tbs wra tloat baadrsd tettsrs will be paid. Mewra B.rnnrro C. Laws A Bso.: assnwsxs—Whlls s son <rf **r~ Fisnclsro te Mattos I’torrsla [s luge iiroprklor l„ Us Citetete Campo.] was staylog featobswaa sltoiksd witb luUrmUtosi fcvsr. im.tote.tolv I M.itorlb.’.nc'v'v’"’- T1"*” whs is Utoasbl a grrat d«*l of io Campo., b» ■ ROAR CAGUK anOKT LINE. MYRON A. FULLER. TVVERY DW»CniPTiON OF SCALE warrants IA8H FOB HIDES AND PIL'D S’-XSX W OOLDTDOt • ( TiksiMaf; । �IP kw Aivtmtnmrn. CPEO. m. os loe it n St luO H-M 71 IM » • WEARING GREEN. tyuintff — ■»*»***» «■ ...vu AO.' “THE BLUE-COATS," I bos iteyXJTMLjroMb* ssd toed far I IM < 10 ■ 11 8 It Many yean agothere lived In Virginia a Baptitt preacher named B------. Al­ though uneducated he was a round thinker and eloquent epeaker, and no IM 4 4* 100 It 07 100 T 71 100 te M Mio io re 100 11 M 100 W 74 IM 10 Ou IK |OH II M 1 10 100 11 14 14 100 11,41 II 47 i U 100 IS 41 was the custom, during the Inclement acaann, to hold meetings nt the resi­ dences of members, and one* or rekt during the winter at the house of tho minister. Mr. B-------- never preached nor conducted the meeting when held at his house, but secured the services of some neighboring minister. We was often prresed for an explanation without, succew*: but finally in response to Im­ portunities of some of his flock, gave the following :— When I was mueli younger than now of my ministrations—I held a meeting at my own house. It being customary for many of the congregation to remain for dinner, Mrs. B. tent our negro boy Tim to neighbor Paul's for some butter. Tim returned sad located himself, stand­ ing on one foot al a time. In the out­ skirts of the congregation. Being well warmed up in my sermon, thinking neither of Tim or ills errand, but only of the moat aucccesfU) node of preedng among my hearers one of my strongest arguments, I demanded with all the energy of my power— "And what did Paul any t” Tim at the top of his little squeaking ▼alee exclaimed, aa Tim only couldhavc M ISO 10 11 *1 *4 It SI si M 11 « 1 It U • ia H I 11 is m i is toe it * oC»M« l» Ah» Tt—. .. ...... . ■■ "He sold you couldn't git any “more butter till you paid for what you’d got I” । This brought down the bouie, knd cut short one of the finest efforts of my early ministry; and since then I have kept my preaching disconnected froip । my domestic aflalu. . Bored he was, near his death, and the doctor calling,be held a long and earnest conversation with him about his chances of life. ‘Why, man, said the physician, you are likely Jto die any hour. You have been living for the last fifteen years without a constitution, lungs gone, liver diseased, and all thatjeort of thing? ‘You don’t mean toaay,* replied Jones, questionlngly, ‘that a man can Jive fif­ teen years without a constitution ?’ 'Yes, I do? related the doctor, 'and you ore an ■ Xxnfl'le.' , •Then, doctor? and ahrlgbl smile illu­ minated the pal'd fnee rf th- doomed naan, ‘then doctor, 1'11 go in ten years more on tho by-laws,’>nd be did. York clergyman once preached rather a long sermon from tbo text, 'Thou art weighed in the balaneo and found want­ ing? After tho congregation bad llstenad-aboutlan hour, same began to get: weary and went cut; others soon fol-; lowed, greatly to the annoyance of the minister. Another person started, whereupon the minister stepped in hi» Tmrxo America.—Anxious parent, who has Just finished whipping a child three years old. Now my child, I hope you wlH be good, so that 1 shall not have to whip you again. Child—If you must whip any one, you'd better whip one of your sire. ’ *"g-Ar*, A*,,***‘ won’t take a paper because bo oan bor-1 row one, baa invented a machine with which ho can cook bls dinner by the ■moke of his neighbor's chimney. THE GREAT CAUSE The Way of ran Woblu.—Old Gen­ tleman.—‘I'm so.'tiery sorry, tell your deatparents—eo very sorry—I oea't ac­ cept their Invitation? Boy.—(anxious to put tha aid gentle­ man at hia ease}—‘Ob. never mind, It 4 S itette a • IT 11 1 .&wVci Jin � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-08-19.pdf 80fc6a7318595dcdbe4b9ffbb080abb7 PDF Text Text jht Sastioj# gnun e« ghr ttartisgs MaAnwua. ba«rv c®j f s:s rwi «wrs**U' s«im«Ti*< ■Ml. with Charity for all,—with Firmnase la tho Hight' v6l. xiii. HASTINGS, MhCIIIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19,1868 MEDICAL. Snsinrw directory RAILWAYS. r. H- JTALLOSY, girtrg. yijglE RAILWX>’ I I W VROOXAM. XBW YORK, BOSTON, lAMEI P ROBERTS, THffl RAILWAY KXtKNM PROM FEVXK ALLEN. gl HARVEY WRIOHT, is; :: is FwaCmifillYinataitat Dims FT-r^-JE ft MILLS. r‘. •r’sl.04 I*. H. ii ■M *• W, ,u *»-**H— ®L ■ * is SI •U w, I ItHITS. Phll/.ldplil'o' , UP. M. LlonTKjnXG EXPRESS (Dsi1jk L i Oblife c.Qosiai iW |i f f l Btorcutnx coconi. asthma, caorr. wnoortao uonax. axd all rosus or BtAlt. B. >. •old by iu/natrootsn. SO Cents l»»r Bottle. HALL k RUCKEL, Proprietors, IB.C.O.MOTK r.. PETWDLK MOREHEAD’S MAGNETIC PLASTER. The Great Strengthens! and Paia Destroyer of the World. BOLD BY DXCOOISTS. ITLVANUS H Ctom. 1918 JOHN WICHAEL. PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE HI Ml illffllSS. FAVORABLY KNOWN AND EXTENSIVELY USED Ksr ltd City aai Vlciillj, TWENTY-FIVE HATTIWM HOUSE, YEARS. MADAME ZAPPO FOBTEB'3 CUM COUGH BALSAM. MOST EFFECTUAL HEMEDH •riioms nmrrrwT. COUGHS, COLDS, ETC. ie World han erer 1'rodMtd. PURELY VEGETABLE, « »l».Ur. IrSTlnc tin chlss S.a Ysrli IT showed his tendency to pubuo life both by liis interest in a moot legislature,hold for the purpoaq of cultivating skill in dabate and in parliamentary law, and by freouentcantributionatotha newspapers. opening, „ Before ho was twenty-one, saya Mr. aQoliath,hs Moore, "Mr. Colfax has passed two win- fore him, a Dnrid to contend with.’’ upon In the same canvass Dr. Fitch sought to take advantage of Mr. Colfax’s oppo­ sition to tbs clause of the State Consti­ position, aa it ridded but two dollars a tution prohibiting the immigration of day- It had, however, other advantages free colored persons. Tho people of In­ highly esteemed bytho editor afih. diana at that timo were almost unnniJutnul, though not so highly prixod by die reporter; for, seeking an increase cf »and courage to run his per diem, the proprietor demurred.— g prejudice, but Mr. Ho thought that the acquaintanceship which the reporter's berth gave with public men, and tho prospects it afforded □no of becoming nltimatdy a success (his convictions) for a seat in Congress,! ful candidate tor Congress, made it a toll you frankly I cannot do it 1 would good thing. The young reporter humor­ ously offered to sell out all his chances for Congress for an additional dollar per his election by only dims, hot the proprietor of tho Journal —------- _1 a district, that had was immovable ” before been strongly Democratic. In 1845 Mr. Colfax becamo proprietor . In 1852 ho was a delegate to the Whig □f tho Gt Joseph Vatleg Regiiler, a pa­ National Convention at Baltimore, of per which he founded. Under Jiis man­ which ho was elected one of tho. Secre­ agement tho now paper becamo widely taries. When tho Nebraska bill was in­ known iu Indians end tho adjacent troduced by Senator Douglas, in 1845, States, and was spoken of as "one of the best in tho State, and ita editor as Hav­ tho same year ho was nominated by a ing ‘a thorough acquaintance with po­ “People a Oonveuticni," made up of nil litical subjects,” as “one of tho best wri­ the “Anti-Nebraska” elomeuta. for rep­ ters in the State," end as “dear, sound resentative to Congroaa. Ho was elected and sensible; besides having a big and by a majority of aoventoon hundred and honest heart” With such n reputation Mventy-«ix, m a district which two yoara Reglittr came to bo the largest paper and before had given bis competitor nearly ano of tho most widley rirculatoa week­ tweke hundred majority. lies in tho State. Ita columns were kept In tho mcmoiable contest for tho clear from demoralizing or sensational pangranhs,ita editorials were high-toned, its selections were taken from (he best cess of Mr. CampbelFa motion tliat Mr. Schuyler Col^x. contemporary literature, and tho letters Orr should preside temporarily, by pro­ "from the aver-jourtuning editor” were posing as aa amendment to nut tho throe fresh and lively. PuUtically it was BiOgrsphiM of tho candidates tor flio Whig, With derided anti-slavery procHviPresident and Vico President multiply Ho sustained th o nomination of Gene­ withdrawal of Mr. Campboll's motion. Mr. Colfaxo’s subsequent carver in c r~ ’ i ----------- IMh OH TEMPKBAm. Unoklrk. ate eulogy is too apt to take tho place of a just analysis of character, and the faults of their subjects are either ignor­ ed or unduly mitigated. Two biographies of tho Republican l.S» I*. JI. I.1OIITNISQ CXTRESf. from Sels- candidate for the Vico Proridency,which n»nci (SosSsra •rtenlrd.) Flop* *1 Hot- have just boon published, from no excep­ tion to this rule. Ono pubEshed by T. B. Peterson A Brothers, Philadelphia, is written by Rev. A. T. Moore, andthe other, bearing the imprint of tho same \’’(Bkn publiahcrs, is part of a volume intended an a campaign dbcument, including bi­ ographies of Giant and Colfax. The author of tho former was for twelve years not only tho pastor but the Jo P. JI CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Iron. Pen- intimate friend of Mr Colfax. Ho be­ gan bis biography two or three years ago, so that it not hurriedly ea, as tho most of such books ar his advantage* Mr. Moore shou us now insight into tho character of Mr. Colfax, and should bars helped us to uAdorstand more thoroughly the secret of a continuous end growing political success, which cannot be explained by fortuitous eireumsiances. - The fact that since ho began his public life his influence and his reputation have steadily grown; that in tho midst of tho most tmne political crim ho Lm tations of his friends, and escaped enbc.»r.- tarts TUB WOBLD^S«■ asm affecting ^mW[y&^rEi irvzft enemies, ana that during his occupancy ofthe most difficult of^l, poeU^tii BAOOAOE CHECKED THROUGH, Congress for thre-’ successive terms Lis political opponents in . Uta House have INTAKE FORTICEETSVIA KR1KRA1LWAY, again and again complimented him for his impartiality u wall M his abilily— nil of these evidences of talent and II. RIDDLE, character forbid tho theory that the sucpREAT &8K3 oas alas, Ms book has ouMidsrnble is, especially that part of it which rotors of Indiana. public career. We learn from Mr. Moore’s book,fhat Mr. Colfax cornea of good Connecticut and Knickerbocker blood, his granblath­ er, General William Colfax, haring nerv­ ed in the rovolutfona^ war aa captain pf Q^kAMD TBDJIK RAILwAl. F‘ KjrtxrstoK? IU HOLES ALE A BETAAL. oystetl DEPOT . BR. ZADOO poM',ER?..| [inalnj Sup Coateil rillS) and the adjustment of the financial trouble into which their wicked erhaman had plunged ns. The man first question without consulting the in ptnrur in those States red-handed trt& urn and rebels. Congress took issue with him on his traitorous policy, and pro­ ST™ritions of such trust and honor as tho administration of government to tan States of this Union, except those who could stand up before their God and looking upon the flag of their country, toko on oath of loyalty to tho Govern­ ment under whi They submitted grvss of tho same news waaseni dock to Waehington to take care ef thia head­ strong gentleman, and prmnoto tho beet a ontam* on to legislation. But his con tinned opposition . - .«.L — . , - , . . < __ __ __ - was voted down, because they were un­ willing to go before the people with ardelse ot impeachment nnUi good and suffictebt evineuce was had to insure ns- ago required by tho Constitution, ho w. tho whig candidate for nq>rosoulatiro his district in Congress. His oppone we will close with quoting tho remarks made by Mr. Wilkscn kt a public din- Thirty-five Senators declared on their him,\but tho power of tho office is too Rtgirt er. the Executive, that it was tho easiest thing in tho world to bring just enough honest, it was well made, it even hod a political writer a valuable political im­ pression. And 1 read tho Bend Regnier tat another reason, wholly pecu­ liar to myself: Eighteen years ago, at one o'clock of a winter moonlight morn­ ing, while the hones of lhiSxstage-ccacli in which I was ploughing tho thick mud of Indiana were lx ing changed at tho tarern in South Bond, I walked the foot- never bo convicted before the Senate and showed up tho rascalities of his friends, tho whisky ring, ‘o prove Lis position — 'J hat mau is there yet, ns President of tho Vtuted States ; butC agreements of tho country, one to obey tho uutmctkma of tho ride for. Who made this debt ? Was it a great wcanneea. I saw a light through a window. A sign, “TA» RegieUr1' was kgibls above it, and I taw through tho Convention in Now York, wish it in effect wmdow a mon in his shirt sleeves walk­ repudiated ? CongTVM has relieved the ing quickly about like one that worked. useful industry of the country of 8G0,000,000 of taxes at one blow, and thia is just what it proposoe to keep doing. But tho lateness of the hour io which it was debt one was struggling to get out, and if his wife was expociiuf; him and iiad lighted a now candle for his coming, and if ho i*aa very tired. A coming step intomiptod this idle dreaming. Wbon tho walker reached my side I joined him,and as wo Vent I asked him questions, and naturally ther were about the workman In the shirt sleeves. “What sort of a man is be f” “He io very good to the poor; be works bard; heissoriab’.o with all people; he pays his debts; he is a oafs adviser; no doesn't drink whisky; folks depend on him; all thio part of In­ dians believe in him." From that day to this 1 have never taken up tho &M1A Bend RegitUr without thinking of this eulogy, and envying tho man who had justly entitled himself to it in tho dawn of his manhood. they complimented at Now York, appoint then bH and keep tbem fa Bfflea-and are we not bolplsnt Out of 8200,000,. 000 which ought to have been collected lected. Tho rest goes to the whisky ring. Tho President wants 8*20.000,000^ with which to get acquainted. He can get If. Wooley is of the whisky ring, and can pay ISO,000 U> Bbaok without Shook's Knowledge, until after coasultotioti. Tho keeping them iu. Congress lish the public modi I, take o£ tho debt aa per ngroi-mont, and fund Um whole. Why don’t Mr. Johnson sign tho people about ths oppreosivcmcM of our aebt and interest, while he actually prevents its red action. ._ At tlie Congressional Convention held TMa Congrea* proposes to use sverr’ tieian, a popular stump-speaker, and at Jackson, July 80th, ot^preaent mem- honorable moans to reduce this taxation, sines then United States Senator. Tho by acclamation, and made the following the district response to the Convention : Philip Schuyler. The union of Yankee He said that taking tho cordial action shrewdness, activity and "push” with Dutch composure and suavity may, per­ whan Dr. Rich was well known and Mr. haps, account far some u- **------- *— abused Fortieth Congress in behalf of istjca of tho grandson. whelm his yoing competitor with ridi—,V. -J-i—lOw. A nf otfnmnA. dioate tho prinriplaa of tho party who fad which wo until hia board was grown ;**aa had elected him, had boon appreciated. If ho had deserved this oOniitlcnco he Ho could say that ho tiriiy of young uouax ww office but that had an the time, this body would maintain tho credit of tho country and provide for paying all our indebtedness, when and how the people have pledged that it ahall be paid, fApplause.] ' tea Demo- States, with annotations of tho o go zorw again end of tho people against > went forth with the after the toss of Wood oabtob ZPSOS A41TS, u.1 HMkoa U lafann tUpsblic thUl *•."wl.iwHUSH OYKtEBE direct they fought in long? FlmBeuoMr plauao and cries of ^o !"1 Thia 40th CongTNB of which ho had bora a mem­ ber and the cue preceding M, ind boon called all sorts of names, and had mU with unprecedented epnovtion from Executive power; but, thank God, it tho only Congress there was and the ly representativo 6f tho people of country, end there never would be any other. [Applause.] It had before it two'groat questions involving tho vital interests or tho country it ronreseniad— ticist on tlic fanner: “Ho will go there (to the Presidency) a man of tho people, desir­ ous only to administer thoiraflaira as iudiciouly in tho cabinet as ho has led their armies in tho field, consdoua that the measure of his fomo in full, and on­ ly anxious that nu act of his na Prorident may mar his honor or impair ' the confidence of his countrymen." By his Y»mad*wra’ rMfober of tho National Conraniion Mr. Colfax supported Gene­ ral Taylor, and thus began his connocdun with national politics. I In 1868 he becamo a member of a convention to revise tho Constitution of Indiana, the neemrity for which he had long urged in his paper. In this con­ vention ho took aa honorable and useful part. Beys Mr. Moore : “Ifrevious to nis election ha had advocated a general banking law te tho state, in opposition to exclusive chartered monopolies; a gen­ eral banking law, however, which should provide the amplest guaranties for the security of tho tall holder; a genera! law too, which should not in ita turn become a monopoly, but which should bo open to sueh improvements as exporianca,a great teacher in political as wall aa social life, might point out oa sate and better.— laths Convaniion tho bank question was of the most exciting question. Mr. Colfax was tho author oT a compromise creditablo to Mr. CoUax, and is oridanco of his high standing and influence in the,con vention.” Ho also took derided It is for his biographer to show tho in- ground against the section in tho old Con­ tarior trasts, the mental poquliarities, the stitution which prohibited the further personal habits and tho homo surround­ ings which have gonopo fhona^tgpt state from buying real aetata. Tho effort S. Dsr E« . *«> tho man. Wo cannot giro to Mr. Moore fcMjE&rtjr.bip fhe tredit of doing this work aa well as was a vain one, but showed tho sinceri­ ho should have done under the circum­ ty of Mr. Colfax’s ontialavery views, stances ; but as he has done batter than which were held and advocated by him . wonts*, irZxor.it r rmirc Fjumiu. nuiun u «■ NUMBER li glisrclUnj! PRICE OF INBALERS 81 EACH. 1. HAIRY tsbms,—ti,io m imn. HDi PBS®■jw?11 tho ago cf thir- ” holesale and Retail. down in Illinois. Here the speaker ran �J. P. ROBERTS & CO. |bi it out all ramdor of that idol of whom they would Jo unrepentant rebela, sock aa Wad* Hampton and the whole eat of Southern dtdvsta* to th* New York Comvealion. /.nd the record of Bchuvler Colfax, who, white General Grant h4 k*pt th* rebel* from invading the Union, has with hi* gtvral kept them from invading tho hall* <.f legislation—how “odious" to thia same Democratic-party and their rebel allies I ’ He cloeod by saying that if his health did not fad him, and ho thought in »o good a cause it would not, he mould bo among hi* ooIleagUM all through tho jampeign, and would be glad to give •■xpunalion on many questions, a* h* viewed them, to hi* friends and the pub­ lic. Those on the other *ido, whom he Thonght were led by emu-of party judg­ ment, he would bo glad to reason with, but those w hom he looked upon as bad ■ nd wicked leader* he should, aa an loin u one who hod studied tho political hurison for thirty roars could be, that we should be succwaful in thia great con­ flict; for, unUk.hU namesake, Frank Blair, who is far resisting Tvcowatruction «Ehe jflnstings -Banner. REPCBLIC1X 5OMIX1TIOX8. If weuadentand eotnsof (he Demo­ cratic orgnn», they claim that tho Dem­ ocratic party, while oppceetf to anowit* the colored men to vote, ar* willing to protect them in all thter etvU right*,will protect their freedom, and aid their •du­ ration. Very wall: But actions speak loader than word*. The Republican party baa given the colored man hl* freedom, bl* civil rights, and a chance to acquire eduation; and tho Demo­ cratic party opjxwed each of three mcasurea by every mono iu Its power. It that Ufor* Grata. tefl^rec^Wrowh even fought against them in the battle­ so for into thm* w*rt*n» wild*, that tUy field. at the South, and Utterly denounc­ would b*oomo a great and powerful na­ ed them upon every etunipln the North. tion; not only capable tt making their If the Democratic party la now ready own lavr* and putting them into *xran todeeljmtly by the black man, to all but prepared to dictate rate* for th* except the ballot, then the Democratic . government of the surrounding Blates. party bu had this new sense of Justice That they hare iameasod rapidly fa, pricked Inlp It by the bayonet* of Re- wealth and population cannot bo deni­ 'publlcau a-mle*. In short, tt torn been ed; end that tho Territory can borat of a whipped into this mnch of decency.— groat many natural reauuroea for form­ ing an independent State. is equaUvM 'J be Dimocratlo party has hid forty endent. But Yanka, ratarprtei i.'d^ year* time to do Justice to the black; and, In all that time, It new gave to tersnined to drive th* “Iron Hor»o" di­ rectly through their Mountains and aone single colored man bls freedom, hlc civil right*, or an education. It now creai their 5 nlteys, and as that is a eiviiired institution, tho peculiar doctrine of ha* control In Maryland and Ken. Poh-gnmy will *om> yield to inperior mor­ tuoky; and, In tho*o State*, It doe* n*t al force, and for tin country will aoon give the colored ]«ople their civil rights, become a thing of tho past, in anticipa­ •n education, or their freedom, any fur. tion of being compelled to move in a tber than the law* of the United State*, I boly.thofar righted leaders of IhoChureh pare! by a Republican Uongreaa, com- 1 have jnircliasod aovoral Islands in tho I>el It to do so. A llttii lent talk and a! Pariflc , , Ocean, and already „commenced little more action on thl* point would colonising them with from Ubeqpme the Democracy better.—Detroit. tah, with converts, and convicts from 1 Europe. It seems like a pity (hat any considerable number of the inhabitant* should move away after having mad* so manv impartaut improvements. Th* That the Seymour Party are merely cllio‘ Ci,T “ on the right bank of seeking power must to pat-, nt to every th* ““ Jordan T ’ River, n “v ‘ 14 ~ about mile* from Intelligent cltixcn, from tbo (alpable th* Great Lake, from which it take* it* name. It is nwulariyloid out,with very contradiction* aa to men and measure* wide streets, with row* of abedo tree* on either side, giving tho place a vtny flue appearance. It* population is vantatire uxnit, and the ptotform onsly edimated from twelve to fifteen means revolution, by force of arms. If thousand. It can boast of several very necessary. At the North that Interpre­ fine brick and stone blocks; a tolorahle tation la injected and the ambiguous good Court House, end a very fine The­ givir.ga-out of the nominee for the Pre-d- atre Building. I believe the latter wo’d doney are the attempted mist.ticationa; compare favorably with those of East­ ern CiLie*. Th* Churches arc strictly Mormon, and will require a separate let­ gard to men. The New York World ter fur their description- There has and other Journal* bare labored Inees- been little work done on the Tempi* aenfly to prove Grant a stupid Individu­ since my letter of last Novembor, the al, without brain*. whose military tame foundation ha* been completed only a­ rata on no rolld foundation, and who Is bout four feel above th* aurface of tbo entirely wanting In the qunlltiea that earth. The opinion «ecxn to be that the should mark the occupant of the White building will be given upend the ground House. Maanelime Frank Blair say* devoted to another purpose. There is a greater number of Gentile* OBT 000D6. S^^JACHIHE MUM h KBDVSnm, It Makes the Bed SlUeh Positively the Largest Exhibition in the World I Patent hara change the odl f Ujire C<invention in th ZTFriday toe of350 men At htormem, ftetardayth* 22d at which tbo attention of a^qafly tallod. Books and Stationary, • TOOK THE FI EST PREMIUM Gold MUM. >1 Am.n-.o ' Ort.. 1S*1. Mm tk* ir^.M /•"»,». Family tkwiaj Maclust a, al tie Far. EafaMa EVERT «»CHI«E IS WtEEUTUI Circus and Ballet Troupe! day of Auxuat instant. P. >1., for the purpcee cataa to the County a ventfon*. and for the tm ether businc** aa may By enter of the Town Gao., M. Dew RkMEMBEM tbo Clll Hall Friday evening n Pat Ur.—The attsn •eua indebted to ua prompt aettiement of W* have been patient, PHTS1OANS* PRESCRIPTIONS The Tent covers over an Acre of Ground! 'FLORENCE SEWING IACHINL* "Will Exhibit at before. I believe about one fourth of the G(y nopulation is either Gentile or npostauMfurnion. Tho former have two the strongjat argument* Tor the rapport Ixxlgra of tho A. F. and A. M., namely: PERFORMANCE Al'T’ERNOON AND EVEftfllNG. Wasatch No 8, and Mount Moriah. Tho of the Republican nomihatlons. The Deniocral*, fighting it out all rammer on Ilnea that are continually coming In­ «fc. to collision and exvastng each other, will find themaelTM, tn November, twisted up and powertaao In their awn raarh HASTINGS, Wednesday, August 26th, 1868. Zc. D. Haxxx,"^ *Ru except the thank* of th large Water Melon*. *ie*ilwiUn*rarp<Mr as be continue* to Ia TICKETS 50 CtoCHILDREN 25 Cte. For particulars see Pictorial Bills, Programmes, tty A speech of Caph Edward Mar­ shall, recently made a speechata Demo­ cratic ratification meeting, and his re­ marks are thus scotched in a Kentucky paper: “Ho was enthusiastic in his support of Seymour, and gave his rea­ sons therefor. He said Seymour was nominated aa a War Democrat, for tho reason that no other could win He was called a war Democrat, bit Ar tad otter gitt* eny topportto tit Govtrnmeal io of lit war wAru it covU bt atoidtd. In 1868, when the rebel troops were in Pennsylvania, and tho Government called on Reymunr, who was then Governor of New York, to furnish troops to expel them, he answer­ ed in the same manner, if not in tho tame language, as tho Governor of Ken­ tucky in 1861, vix: that he would not send them, however, for tho reason that he was unable to do otherwise.'" A Bepubllcaxi County Convention, will be held ai the Court Houe, in the vill­ age of Hosting* la th* County of Barry «n Saturday the Ski day of August next at H O’clock noon, for the parpora of nominating candidate* for County of­ ficer* for raid County, and to ehorac six­ teen delegates to attend the Senatorial Convention, to nominate a candidate for Bute Senator for tho Kth District, and tn transact mimh other buMncse aa ■hall come before said Convention. Each township in raid County, will entitled to four Delegate., In said County Convention. JAMES A. SWEEEEY. Clmlrman Bep., Co. Committee. Dated Htetlngs July Sth 1868. —The New York (Faridhas been mak­ ing a great pother Over the alleged bet that th* Democrat*, tn * local election, have stride a alight gain fn th* town of Grafton, Renmclacr county, New York. Th* World claim* that Grafton to the, Ixnxe of Mr. Griswold, the Bqmbllan candidate for Governor of New York, end that hla own town ha* repudiated him ; but the truth la, Mr. Griswold dee* not live In Grafton, never lived In Urafion, and I* never likely to live In Grafton. He ha* lived In the dtyof Troy for the last thirty yean. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Groceries and Provsions, STATIONARY 0/every kind and Variety. RUSSELL & NEVINS. MANHOOD SPECIFIC PUL. SEXUAL DEBILITY atlon for the Advancement of Science, at Chicago, and *t It* do*? exhibited a table of rteulta which bo had deduced from **v<m ycora' oboervatlon*. He drew the conclusion that the moon did •flbet the weather, and maintained, in direct oppoaltion to Professor llencbel, that the moon just before Im full Influ- HJJR Resto^ MIR DRESSING tewcBotde QT" The English Parliament has, du­ ring tho session recently dated, been aa fertile in “ahfasdite” aa if ita member* had been of the Celtic roc*. Both th* House of Lord* and tho Hous* of Com­ mon* have behaved aa badly as our Con —Mr. AUteWF Pekm, the Cfoerokae gross over did. Tho lari row was on emlper, and a denied “fttend” of Bey■anr and Btadr, deoiarea that tbs law of Teams*** forbidding the carrying •( JKWKLRYi IUSIC STORE Yanko* Robinson tn W* are very loth to « partbetaaaoe at an That w* know to be **d*renr<taty. and I R. HERRICK, wffliprickly rotor* Qnv Hrir to its natural color and beaaty, [IXBOBlSSON SWWHTMA5U MT® DCALER IN w W HAxoroBnoowA.tr. »«g!Vt7. ' Hi rjiah! Hurrah the Grand River V •■teadlly advancing. *fch a -belrf/rent. ’ a fore* *f dtlarns xbe e that pMoonger train running over the Hue «c—We Inara that RUSSELL & NEVINS. tyNton per cent is' added to tho price of gold rinee the holding rf tho New York Cuurontion. Think of that, and figure up your profits, you who sire laboring for Iwelvtf, fifteen or eighteen dollara * week in paper, LM is oottcs“ ‘ ‘ rated. In tiio tex thus by tho Democratic r than you have hcreU:-------- -— tong con you oflorc tu Democratic party atthat rate? J. M. How Ann, Hox How. II. P. Baldv Blair, How. F. C. B B. Faiktiwu), Hox. How. T. W. Fbbby, and Carr. J. C. Bcbw tendance Thia will •at nesting* of tho Ca Ltra exhibited ape terms of them. So w » —l»iaat patron "Me vproedaeae The follow lu �■nd iHiwlUnem BriCISI, HOTIOSR BUSINESS CARDS. Tbo Hmm Turn. . *'r“‘ u tevamkly as aaboakhy mm th. ssd ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN •totog-Ms srs sai.snally omM aauw. hoatibr mmm IX—— L “ Harinre,3&nilr«,Kails ■taeu fatal ly st this Um. th-, M toj ether, awJ *? •* ‘tosyMMs. This fe. '"tonKHBfaa, - T" j”* • rxaw,-T “■*> ssw sun seees. >to strvsgtoasd fsrtMSr ttesya. HASTIKlM, - - . seyl - • • MICE. sgeiset th. attaahs of 41----- , hi o-aa-,... . Mstmsre atamF. N. GALLOWAY, ash Bitten is the heat assdtetas Mt w-----P^Jbfedterabfeab^,. S,H.T1 n,.~ BANKER. -■■-um pestaetoc. Ml feuttaga coLucrmiBs rtw • onom. |*fcyl* ,T*t< fc! B—toaM Higraaa, -.. a*.i ... Mien. MIBB K WILCOX, W. R. GOODYEAR, BARLOW & GOODYEAR, Md -taU^^Zu u n‘1' u M”f lh* *— wllh milliner U-Utt.rsSMMch Bitten. They afcrd p.rBD BTOBY, BBinK BLOCK, T*. •** —‘to Iks Ml- without rw eattea fcltowlag tbriraaa Th. .mt debUi- HASTINGS, - n - MICH. tatad. by its aid. awake ta a .-bit «f tbs •»!«-u». ,u, „ D. B. WOODWARD, Deafer la 'rtl.t-. BIllCT, B.U th. M..4.H Dn G< Gfieeriet, rru^j kt ell SMsms artaieg Irw aa lamrityefteeUMd They an moaUetarU le gnat - ’-k. UhttaM. gUuTSy^L-y Hlakary Corson. Mkh. aprlSml . _4‘ Amrruw Riiraucvre.—At the sug-toas of several of the leading Repub­ lic, of the District, without seeing the other members of the Committee, we changed the rail tor the Rcprvecnta&vo Convention in tho North District, 'tom Friday tho 21st insL at noon, to Manhr die 221 at tour o’clock, to •kith the attention of all interested is sws-ially called. s-aiMt A ,5» ■>“'■FmiytSH.iTtstsxfTSt rolaatary <h.<h.r,„. uhalrffMt 4o— it prudac. “ toahhy I). MIV4F »&'SXa5T-,-4-LSte tiiiiMtbtrt. a,1Sock, " 1. |,r7 j.,, firstar; isr, ‘•IS’t’T1 Jto kiln. alta. 1, hMP.to«t ashUat Itayoe bars ayurtt. or *h.rt bnsthiac 5evoa’C7e"4 tolk.hM.it T MISS M. MEAD, DRERHMAKER. lamt smx* or rjirmoi. la STMT, sues Sloot. HAriTixaa. •.. son - - - Mien. MBS. C. FREEMAN, NII IL l7l M E R, om rnt roar orrtr-x, • HASTINGS. - - • s*yl - • ■ MICH. WILLIAM MYERS, Oaatat to sn^KL.r.^.M Music & Jewelry. bl* > .••grn.ro Bgtw sros* ibflK m ik i yM SmI datl, h.tMK utod .“ kaL, ^l«.T Ito VM .Uh toZlA .'*1? •‘•‘■a jwonrcr pkxim. UAHYTXGN, • - - sJyl - • - MICH IdTCaab paid far Prodan. ax» 11! I PUX, Drip, Med™, Greenes, Hair Regenerator. —• 13 u«oar or•doted iba geuCTal ayalra. M a.HW.1 c.vy <Mn«r aiMUI — > mh!lo-and statesman of Illinois, Hex. J M. How Ann, Ho.x. Z. Citnom, Box. Il, p. Baldwix, Box. Avbtix Blur. Box. F. c. Bbamax, Hox. E. B. FsunixD, Hox. W. A. How add, Hox. T. W. Fkmy, Hox. C. H. May, sndCAVT. J. C. Bcrdowi will be in atteoJsnee This will be one of the great­ est nertlngs of tho Campaign. Boots and Shoes, 1H a® iiHi lh • weahSM. uf th. gea«r><'ir. orxans. T" “Vf"’ F«taliea. wbea la p.rtacl breltl. aul. iLc aian. Dtd yuu err. thrak that tl~M bUd. dr»Mi. .oerieuc, pm.re.iac, >o.-an.fal touhMM-M.a areal.... Ih^. ub—« gw.il,. •rgau ar. to perfect bmltb ? Ym *..» •ueb mm eou>U... W totag aM^riMy. rf.w,. msmm. af M)p.taUoa af lb. brnri. Th.y B..OT afraid lh«y .ana.. Mnwd la bu.Mm. ; Uray dMl biuai aad aad diKearagnl; thry •ou pmaaui in tn. raoipaar ot iui.ui, Uuk you aad them , igbl 1. Um (.«aua. MyMf dawacast laak. ar aay other w.ao><M .bool tb.m. I 4. m«>n iko.. .Uo krrp ll.r erraas lulaiul b. nia.lac to rsreaa. Th» >X1RS woe a resident of Nashville, and r«e <4 th^moat cstlqialite citterns of that vilbgc. Just Received. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, pepto*. Her. you mdta. uiybt. t Ym.' bwik tf4.5’' Mtl*. MpstM. a.4 yM .tinf-grna or ii’er eompiaMi j No*, reader. • '—7,1 dlaoMM badly /C. D. Haxkx, <>( Rutland, will jihSase cxrept Else thanks of this office for three larye Water Melons. Certainly.'the devil will never pi Mr. H. 'a form so long as he eontiiiuie to favor the printer* PIECES FALL FEINTS nAUTIXGX. - • - sdyl - ■ - MICH. | *^4^’ ad'd' •£",s| sSrrtioa.. nU , wbUI. bamaahy i. br.7lo" and tTTmt raw rf , lb. irovbl. Marc.l. «r.r .u.prclrj. and ha'e 1 dartared Ur al! bat ill. right oa». IIUmm. of thrw organ, rennin th. aa. at a Iti.rrtie- nuusao<.e'a Firm Knascr Ucras ia lb. great BNareOa, and ia a rertaia sure far dioeaaMuf lb. Rladdrr. Kidarr., (Irarrl, l>r-..r Ornate Wrelueaa. Fnu.1. t ompMaia. Umtonl ' Ifebllllr. sad alldimva nl th. Vrieary Orga as vlMtbrr rtialing ia Male ar Faaiafe. from wIm*1 e.H outer ongpaling, aod no o»llrr at bow Uug | 1 fan treatmrat is •abmilUd to, Caa.amptioa ' or laaadtry aur «mm. Our Swb aod blood ar. ne»< eoorvea. aau ioa arena sou | boSu-a. that ef poaunly, depeada apM 1 TCCXr. E■tract Bacbu. 4tabliabod a award lot t/ywrs poeparud br II. T. nKUUHll.tl. | liracriri. Ml 'to.*!—, X. r. aod I'M JU.lb 10.b 1 Klreet, l*biUd«h.bla. Pa. I'a>c-|l U pw Imt' Ur. at t bv<U. far *aA». ifeli.^red to aay addr.aa. unlr^Am. ap la Masi Mpa’rd arappeS, wllh taralaaU. of lay fUmlaal 1 WarrbuM-r. and aicurd ! j.i.inui n. T tiix«t>oi.r>. tUTOnOKAV AM anlu [—ibTal l«Mra. W. O. HEDRICK A CU., Sato & Hanessnalers, Baiter & Eictanje Dealer, AMTICI GREAT 7STQI SEW ASVEKTISEMESTS. Broad Gauge Hailway! CONJUGAL LOVE, Caasy for Ymwbc <w th. Error*. Abs... amt PiaraM wtxk doalrwy Iba Mealy rao1 m and treat. I MMdiM«ato la M* BBIAGt with mt. maaua of rri.rf. Urol in ar.lul l.llrr ra’.lopea free of rliars. Addreaa. |Jv._ J. XKIU4X phia. JUawlrsnia. NEW fcaMil ^KE YOL* IXnUBED f IBILITY ! the Grand River Volley Railroad h >te»dily ailrancing. Ou Saturday last, •itli a "Mdfront.’' satiated by a atmng fomt af dtliens she entered Charlotte— a aun>|4uaua repeat was avoided them by ths todies sf the place. She to now In full inaaMalon el that point, and supplles con now be transported too or from without farther trouble. Al«r», we learn nmatng over the line next week. Later—We laun that a thorough rv-ornnlMtlen has been affected, and that with {strong force she to again steadily advancing. To Arms! ye Brave ! C1U■ensof Harry Ciunty Arouse! Let na to prqered for the ••easlought” For­ ward, Guide Center, March. MMk Y- VABKBb RoBIM.OOX'S C'OLOMAXMOB*'• Exiunmox.-We coll the attention °f our readers to the advertisement of ^sokte Robinson In another column. " e are very loth to puff any exhibition •e performance at any time, hut to apeak Tie Faraai’ Iitul Fire In, Ct or BARRY ARD EATON COUNTIES AlLfa UMporp^aatwo tract!.g far af IN. U.rni'11. sTa IHtah oi •’’•00’000 to ba laaei aa the Mtobota Ditob, tocatad la Um lowaahipfe Caritas aa faltowa, to wit i Com maoataoaMr tte aaotor at bmUm SI nnlar Th. I'.rm.r. Malo..' faroialMe stMiais Mas MrwelT Uadaoe. Said CamrnMaMarrs sill alee mart al Um boaaa of Wittiam H. Dorgbor, la Um tawaablp of UmIbr Firs or fjgbtalag. leered espial, ’ ippicERat W. n*vM. IVwllMl, VvrmMlrtlh. O. K. 11<«a*. Vice I'rsoMMl. Irelag. , I). W. Itaira, Treasarvr. LaatlslM. C- 0. Tewss*e. .Secretary. \er»os*tllta. C. Sans, Deputy riacretary. Naahrttta. »*• •teBtavWfalte JTTTiyjLu*!**?: BA1L0W 4 SBQITEAR'S MILLStarWuRK doo. shop far CASH._<t Al the than sas^ Usm. aad place. grfea (ba-V-R Xiios. J- Faaus,-O. WKrnssv, J. bvV aad B. Kvass. SStfaTuM peXnaaMatrf Mtassb at aate Drain, aa ahall rua aaroM bta. bar. or their laoda, or Ml «.<b aa Iba Drain CaaMsiaatoMn .ball 0. G. TOWXBXXD. Boa',. adtodge eadaota<^ Bold Drafe to Mt«b fete aa VatoMelvlUs, KMM CmoI/. MxA .ufTTr. . „ uaotwba la ante Arata, aaaeet tho Jaly Itih. Ito*. , >lrmf toddastal espeaaaa Aad la mas aeah aaat ar Sfiba a KOSSE MS LOT FOI SALE. ^ZatolSZarMd Ibaa>Mat Mild far, stergmi S'.’iS'SV’W-"' ISurii apM sucb-pUM. jf >-4 -—dl.g u Act Ba. lit .TBaariM u.l of A. D. law. „ Cnl.r Hum. u.m J..„- DtaMsotoM of mM Ditcbaa •«! to gtraa aa tba B,r"^ B.L BOICE **|te *SwJ’ aastad DUabaa hare ban healed . >u Uaatlaea. Ja 0. is(a. af.waatoa UsasfA. D 1M1, apastotaty IbaraIOWE*8 " 'tfEfsa iou.o». STAN HARD SCALES. ttMotul hMd toatoe mak0M.tohMi _Hirared Sm the potatoes jsf —f sc many more were tensed away "“able to get within. Such a aaa ot to­ we have seldom if ever seen at any •"•rialnniotrt inChlcmro- Brrtwbatof performance T Briefly, then. R to Interesting. and enjoyable bimtghout The collection of wild an'•ale to very fine, w hito the equestrian Dvwlai Catotalslonen' N»tiec. 7\TQT1CK fe bar— girea that ths Drala Cota LT fll^oarn at »ant CMSty wUt Meet al tbo boats «f Kewell Jtfebtos. is Iba tavaahlp at Carl- SJIlflt uu'Si'iJ.1 JS "*• "“rS’Ut.A ;~Ki- ■testa «r tMirdshtsry at l*“EU BILT0X. CMStetao, «y 1HK W«- 0A8H FOB HIDES AND PELT! J. W. BODOMTAUB, f tauatoean. Dated, Asgast 1 life. ISM. StagtBU YORK �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-08-26.pdf ce2ed9c87fe718c88456a384d2c1fa2e PDF Text Text gki BnstiuBJ gxnarr ®l)e tjastings 6 tinner. ri,UUUI’>«' W«»»SS**T, SV GEO. M. DEWEY, 4T HlSTKOB. DARBY CO., MICH., mu I* »4 •“»! •* Uritk *ss*sr •< tad J»S«r«oa streets. BY GEO. M. DEWEY, VOL. XIIL Siisint59 00 - _____ _ ______— CUritj fcr UL-oilk Tlmuu li th. lithl" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26, 1868. NUMBER 18. SH5S flirrrterj. I 1. MALLOIY. ~ — ~~ .. ------------------------------------------------------------------ "W1U M*U" ‘""d “»•■ — MEDICAL RAILWAYS. Eoonini geuai Biros,* AXD gwtrg. J]rie hailway: the OAAHT A0T1.I1 ixvx. Hoofland's German Tonic. PttritI by Dr. C. M. Ucon, FUILADXLrUla, PA. Th. Cmt Baaedlu hr all without one reconciling word! If we could but live the last week over again! Hush I that must bo her footstep on the moee." th* chill twilight s*ut ha borne, ed and unsuecMaftd And NEW YORK. BOSTON, knd INcwr England CMcle*. LIuum THIS BAILWAY EXTEXMI FBOM >ASBT. tracted, and hi* arms folded on hie breast Wa.be bidding farewell to the bright I want to introduce tho auraesiful au- The electian in Xentticky—The ftlari— tk., —.. ....If DIGESTIVE ORGANS ** u 27 MHm rurnbitof silver and its sweat i still, sad baliavee most firm- him, glided swiftly serose th* belt of sun. ■bine iuln yawwlH shadow Hvure Med.- voc ooia! LIVER, STOMACH. 01 Hoofland'a German Bitters syllable of thoee old day* f as repeating to herself words: - “How could I th. Uuctat 1.IU. eonndod through th* blue purity of th* hope In the lover's breast died out. Tin* had not come—1 inn hail forgot* ten him. Well, bo let it be! And what was-Tina Cady doing in the fresh morning brightness 1* She was very rosy and pretty in her trim calico drees, with pink nbbons at her throat, and a pink verbena banging low ia her golden coils of hair—very picturesque as she reached up her hand to break off.a spray of sjacy boney“I wonder if Mr. Bruce Modwav has ’•« r. m. i-iaiiTKNixo kxprdu (Denn Mona al Hnraallar.il.a la U .u__ i Accounl Thcrec£ "Yea, I will come if you wish it!" of her fashionable friends that she was •unite sure Mr. Msdway bad been ao*eEf the AmerikinEagle ia in the habit ed in lore—be was to deliciously mdanchofr!" The table was superbly spread - Mrs. extent Lyman's dinners wore always cummv if The election in 1 more gloriously than Brummel* of the day had said —"It was us, and we did our level best like looking a beautiful picture to dine ay ww, a ok assure flirt with Picroo Mar­ when tho pretty ho*to*a leaned coaxing!y across to Mr. Medway. bury. I shall do itf "So ytra'r up, oh, Tina? And as fresh I4AF.M. XKW YOBK IIORTXXP*KM(Am- a banrci of the most delightful cranber­ ries from my dear old Undo Signet, in way. She hardly saw him as ho stood Iowa." Drue* was idly striking his fork into there“Oh, by the way, Tina, I forgot to the little crimson ocelots quite uncongive you thia not* last night—it was left by tho hotel porter. lloally, I boliove chanically. And then ha bent down to seo what bit of extren*ous white element Tina caught the note from bar father’e was glimmariug through the ruby tranxluseney. Only • broken sQrer coin! ILWP.M. CIXC1.YXATT KXFREffi. (HeiuUr. In. n«f. York ai Wowant- &■ run harmonium great help to us. with his saw the words as vividly as if they had been written in characters of jagged fire, and ae she read them the old clock half­ vague, enperetilions thrill stealing way up the wide, old-fashioned stairoaao all h;i oat uro— and ho could almo*l ia X.w York ghsttUamj. THX BUYER TOIER. fwT.’Jrt n •'There, Tina." Mr. Druce Med way triumphantly held up taro semi-circle* of ailvw in the air, so that they might be sure to make a sufficient impression on Ernestine Cady’s blue eyes, and smiled with the exultant satiafaction of one who feels that he bas sccon>i<liahed his mission. He was a bright, earnest looking young fallow, with gray-brown eyes ana a square, firm mouth—not handsome. »f5cSc?. quite as wall satisfied from roadin it ia cunneckshui with the platform and Peadlcton's speeches, that ae wus in favor uv the other half of thia silver piece, fur ho to dispootin over it, and refurred the The sharp thnll of agony as her heart ter to me. Imitatin Seymour, I a still wore it next his heart! was sncceoaod by a passionate feeling of rooentmouL but wimt orf into a most slokant dentmsiaahun nv Joodis IsksrioL It’s always "From my unde 'Squire Signet, who safe to abooM Judis, ex there ain't u*> cheek. "I would not lift a finger to keep Urea in the rar W<wt" z body nowhere to defend him. him here!" produce* such a harvest of craMberrie*?” So, when Drue* Medway's earnest ap­ “Datonrville, 1 balisvc.ncar tho Owaaca purpose to pey tljo bonds in gold ex pealing letter came a day or two after­ greenbax F* ward, Erncetioo folded it quietly within Riva.” And then the conversation Smiling bcnignontly onto me. es Sey­ branched off into some different chan­ a blank envelope, without breaking the nel Bruce Medway had found out all mour did at the Convenahun, I replid* seal, and cent it back. that he wished to ocacrtria on that one in thoso word* : “My friends—for you Verily woman are strange enigmas, occasion. even to themselves! Ernestine bersolf The short, threatening October dai make his way in the world, no matter bat obetadas might intervene Erneetin* Cady stood leaning against KMsy trunk of an immense on through the yellow, rustling drifts of with her little feet half Just as pretty as th and fluttering asm* ribbons. Sb# was yean since, but paler, very pretty, with th* delicate bloom and sedate.' Trouble had BAGGAGE CHECKED THBO0VH, . “Didn’t I tall you 1 should do it, r<-AAK foRTICXhtr via me railway, Tina?" Ernest took up the little file that lay Wh.rh r.e to •bteiaU•» slf Pri»c‘jMl Tkkil on the bank. “1 thought it an impossible task with II. KIDDLE, such an impliment as that'” “Nothing ia impossible," returned wherever ho might be !" Bruce remem­ bered th* word* bo bad sjiokru two heart gave a flooded it with "Now I" -i they, strikin tables, “neva."' and (bey rushed oat into th* street, hollcrin “Bah far Seymour 'em," said old 'Squire Signet, bitting the end of hh coder pencil. “Crop was un­ common good last fall; old Cady’s darter brought 'em her* to sail by tho pack." Tu sell 1 Bruce began for the first time to appreciate th* tide* of trouble that had eddied round the serene little inlet uf Ernestine’s heart. "Where do they livo-Mr. Cady’s family, I mean?'1 •See that ar' old blasted pine down ia paragruff into wich he bewails the diahen uv men like tu ai th* Cki South Kernel Me Palter and I rood tu •ray on* at the Corners, wobein all wich Union men ain't permitted to live in pecce in the South I read the first time to turned from a rndoato th* settlement uv stop a little longer? Well, good even­ in', 'Squire? And Bruce Medway walked down through tho orang* twilight to where the G - walk*d to moot the dearest treasure the eettlrmenL The eleckshun went off magnificently. pretty Lead a* ahe spoke, and kt bun tie the knot beneath a cataract of pal* could see the tiny room all bright to get away ruddy with chary fire-light: the si from a sick-room far a while." He spoke a little bitterly and Tina ’htiul bond of its ho door softly and whisky purohist, wich Bda Pennlhwl- piece caxrie* mv aH*giancm with 1L _ odds and Tina, if *rer any cloud oom** between ends of gold chains, pint and rings as us—if erer w» are separated—" yet remained to their diminished estate ‘•Bkucel” •Gnnh things bar* happened, dearest; but, nerertheLa, m any evcnt,this brok­ fraud? Tiaa almost fslt as if there was! ttua dia^-ick. en coin shall b* a token and a summons Tina. RAXD TBU« RAHWAY. "Only see what a basketful of rrara, my little blue-bird. Is it so Tory i.-i. - v.;. «r our flowers* barrelful. •Button holes ale a oyster buy my little lover-lik* edieux on th* docr-«tono in ths frigid moonlight 'What did you mean “ahsl a Illinoy Ablislmist-* man nut wb*n you *aid I had summoned vouT He drew a little box from his breast pocket, and anilingly hold up a bit qf silver. bztaiu "IbaAMterto HbrmraU hllnr, depot, w. A. 8ARTWELL Tu“ U,b MU U lef.rw Ito MMta list U k ttStWSTA 'IIyour half. Tina.' ‘And where did you find it f fra a th. (i<t of Ballmers. every elker toy, ea4 tar setae* Wholesale and Retail. fswwsss ’s.-z as Mr. CsJy to bimieif. th* crimson giaro o wkilrTba, putting Mcrolter s rrairxs wt �MISCELLANEOUS •hood do eoat all hoards. Tho Kernel tn reply statid to em that too Carnor* ^OXTY WLA.VEW ‘ decided majority over abb and active lawyer, of character and ability, but re­ giTt strength to the Ticket th ereselected, cently a ttjdwt wi h Hon. Habvxt Beware ” IU«nl.,«r U..VUUO, .i±< nmilj people a siaglo shot too head uv one uv a gentleman in all the relations of life.— irritstin our people with their momriarr votes? That man had a family. Wat a public officer he will till rjoson will he give them, when ho’sealle I homo dead fcrhte oatimoly deeeaoe ? ' Its even tons. Tho AHishuniats will friends. Foi Paoairx Jcncx, with great unaninovar let us alone. And yet I suppose reputation which the office has cryoytd that nhirvlin and subsidtaod press to tho during ths past six year* in charge of posing tho delegates in thatConvnntcn. e cloan Dimecratic. But it wua not so.— a verdict of *wcll done good and faith­ At about 1 r. M., Joo bigter, who hod ful servant” of which the Judge may hserod uv tho duns, oome to tho polls. well bo proud; but it reflects the will and __________________ laeoker and McPtdter wus a goin to pre­ too wishes of more than threo-forth* of vent him from rotis, but the villain tho people of the County, ixreepectiro of party. him to the hot Fob Smanr the Convention very wise“Docs any one chaHenge my sod he, cockin his weapon. “Ef noted far re-election our popular and em speak.” ‘ But no one interfered, and I took it— gentlemanly Sheriff; Edwin IL Miixocr. When ito countul out, there was.barely Tho manner ia wluoh he has discharged one Ablishn ballot in tho haL It wax too duties of Lis office for too past two yean, haring boon thus unanimously en­ animus, and wo propose to keep so. The dorsed by tho people, we need only add process is simple, it consists merely to ahootin all who differ with us. Thus we that Ed’s popularity is deserved ; that he is an efficient and ]xcj>ular Sheriff end not only knows how, but has tho energy, The rodudcahun uv the to* on whisky to promptly discharge every duty with ineluded many uv our voters towards Bjp jb jekisrn, but I hsadod this orf by unswerving-fid cli ty. nominated tho present incumbent Dixnj.’ SrxixEE, a mm of rare executive abili­ ty, one of tho beat offeere in that place that tho State can furniali, and a man of' whem tho people of Barry County havo' CASH STORE XEW GOODS: A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Bail Boad Prices. Battle Creek Nowhere M *?,!» asci Dr. Best asssrl’nl gf Crockery it Tewx. Foa Snvxroa, the Convention selected James W. Hovohtaux, late a soldier of Fresh Goads caBitaitly oi UH. the Republic valliant and true, and a Old Gaeds selling regardless nf Cast. tip top officer both in tho Civil and Mili­ Groceries, Boot■ Ac Shoes, SCHUYLER COLFAX, merit is concerned, and we regret that was emphatically alike worthy. Fox Cuxoxxaa, two men loyal and true. Josrrn Co lx of Havring* and Isaac Mxasxaof Carlton were nominated.— Their selection by that Convention is a compliment of a high order, and. their RU8SELL & NEVINS. p£AHRY COUNTY HIT CHEAP. BOLD HEBE. BT Will Last a Lifo-Tim., Books and Stationery, b. I. smiliiss GROCERIES, or au tho District Convention which moot immediately after the adjournment of tho County Convention, plaood in nomi­ Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Streets, notion Robext J. Gbaxt, a 1 carling mor­ HASTINGS, MICH. chant in toe Village of Hastings, and a tvxx uxds asd TniH Mt CHINK TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM. or nsx ersurr. rpiIE CHEAP, HARDWARE STORE, EVERT MACHINE IS WARRARTUl H. A. GOODYEAR, PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS vdt MICMIOAX. STOVES, IRON. D«f«v»n. J.P.IOIEITSASO. TackaM, Laaatag A RaclaawBaUrwMl. I AM NOW SELLING XA/LS. OIL A LEAD. Be Sure to See this Machine, ►atere b*xi>X »» otk'T, u T.a HmU mmM t b« 4i«<pp31aied. C>o«!4 Taatopprc ,« mm af lb«M(w*rk alfarv.rd. W* bar* frrq.nl anil. catrfMM lo »n.r prrMaa Uia at- TRA1XK LtAVE JACKM)X-GO|Ka BOOTH FLORENCE SEWINC IACHIIL* Hastings Feb. atli. 1888. Building Materials. T nsix BROTH HRS' rs'ElVH DEPOT, Grant and Peace, or Blair and War. Wo congratulate tho people . CARRIAGE FACTORY! Lumber Wagons, A No. K at >100,00. Fob Tanssraxa, by acclimation, tho rrnmes are a tower of strength, all wo Oj*n Buggies ringb Seat |12fi, to >105. Convention rolocted Ass D. Ronx, too have tix^o is to march an, shoulder to " ■ Two “ 180, “ 180. Top “ Stogie “ 180, « 276. present popular encumbent, and a man shoulder, to sure and certain victory. Roller 4 Jumpseat wagon*, 75, “ 100. in tho highest sense of that term. Sofo- ' enthroned. 1 U-1L .LI—__ _.. -----AutO— than 1200 majority. Made and put up on Short Notice. prleM *f laalyrar. In General G rar.t's letter of acceptance lUaid. KreaaS-liand Wacas* aad Ba 1ST E -W S JP A F E R 8, Shelf- Hardwar® and Cutlery, never violated a pledge once given.— General Grant, In bls letter of accep­ tance, makes th.; uic*t unequivocal Pda Itrctsmi or Deeds, tho Conven- pledge of peace.^General Blair, seeking the nomination, threatens war. Here la,‘perhaps, as striking aeon trast Jxweix, tho popular Supervisor of Assycon non fid n thole public financial into JUUX bLUT. Dirtr^A1. WILLIAM ttoKI.TX. IL CHARLES W. CUSDEK.* ill. CHARLES T. (KiRUAM. iv. nrtnx u. cutchkox. V. GILES HUtlUARH. VI. MiCU^EL U. T. 1'LESSXKR. ir G»r<r«Ar / HENRY P. BALDWIN, of Wayne. V Iwu/TMwi ' MORGAN BATES, of Grand Travers, w S^r.Ury GEX. OLIVER L KPAULDISC. of Cl in to*, kr .W* Tnanrrr— KBEXEZER O. OIIO3VEX0R. *f UiIh<W«. r tary service. His competitor, the |rsaent encumbent was also a faithful officer, lie interest, and tho people havo abiding ' It Makes the Best Stitch axd au tbkpopclax S i or LLLIXODL MAKES FOUR DIFnrBEXTSTtTCm IP HLTSSES S. GRAlTTy FfM Tailat ▲rticlM, All Hastings Outdone! Bextut of Hasting*, and Lxwu Dcxxxx BEH7BLICAN NOHI.UTIO.1S. DRUGS A KEDICnOS, EBLUPS & BEinw doom it duo Mr. Warmer that wo should •ay he positively declined a ro-ncimiuo- ard bearors,and with National end State tion which they may ask at tho hands of Ticket* that command tho entire confithe people. . WXDUXXDAT. sewing machine In Use Wopia pi; UEUtGB M. DEWZ1 DRY GOODS. RUSSELL & NEVINS. mnu in all respects eminently fitted for tion was an endorjment which his merits that position. Wo regard tho nomtoarichly deserved, and which wo are glad tion an exceeding strong one, and the to place on record. And certainly Daw. .oindidate worthy of tho vote of every loyal man in the eight North Towns in al compliment of thovery highest order, for ns competitor*, for that place, there the Hulls of Legislation. She fastings SJanurr. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. fSB *S«T FMln=====> Foi Oomrrr Cumx, the Convention swoaring that too Domocrisy wux plelj,ed to takoitorf altogether. The North­ ern papcrj oasertin that Blare’s letter don’t mean revolooehen is hurton us some, but that is moro than balanced by th> ease with wich we kin organise.— Yustcrdaylan entire regiment in tooConfodrit sarvb roorganirci, as a Seymour sad Blare Ctab—rcteintn their offi-er, ex doorin tho war, and yoosin tho identikls rolls, Hags and sinh. It aids us wonder­ fly. 1’ETROLUM V. NA8BY, P. M. (Wich is Postmastor.) FOR VTCE-FBESinEXT, Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, . Boots & Shoes, Q ». •FAtHLDINO* dldatce for the highest office* In the gift AT aED VCED FklCES. A.Vfl PEKIuDJCALS. A- “ARTWELL, BOOKS. Homo, Ctniagr, Wagon* Cuttei Groceries and Provsions, far which ho has boon selected. Mr. Jewell is not a stranger to the people of GetrUrai Gsant promisee to "adminis­ the County, and too vote in too Conven- ter nil law* in good faith.with economy, and with the view of giving peace, quiet known to bo appreciated. Wo doom him and protection everywhere." General Blair promises to “declare the KEROSENE OIL in every respect well fitted for the posi­ reconstruction laws null and1 ‘ ‘ ~ ’ tion, and ho has tho additional qualifi- try’s gallant defenders in tho hour of General Grant declares that be will “exeouto tho will of the people." General Blair declares Hut be wiD CUABD.efAllegu. himsclf in every emergency, equal to the "compel the Senate (the repreeenlaUvcs dutio* of tho hour. He will bo Regis­ of the people) to submit." ter, and the people will bo well served.— 01UMKI. Hurt,OKU. JU.. universal prosperity” through the quiet Register that we should say, that after enforcement of law. eight years of sen-ice in that position General Blare promisee anarchy, war and dsuolation by “trampling into the and after, proving himself one of tho !(. WILLIAMLBTOUOHTOX.of8uJ***fk. most popular officer* in tho Stalo, hr dust" tbo laws of Congress. General Grant fervently and hosestly ill AUSTIX BLAU of Jui.n. IV. THOMAS W. FERRY, of OUsw*. that but for his declination ho could V. OMAR D. COKOKA of BL C1*lr. G<neral Blair declares that ho mains VI. RANDOLPH STR1CKLAXD, al Cliatea. have been re-nominated; and tout, in too tu have another civil war. Dodge s Clebrated Plows QUEST MDsMC. Css.r lre***ti •1 l>i*rvr« MmanuUuo. A Fi Blank Holo and Receipt Books, HARNESBES LEGAL DUXES AXD raperis* aU Chosiax STATIONARY Q/eowy kind and J'arirty. orut uorrt tEAGOxsmr. -irarisss MANHOOD : "•last ^tothtster’* SPECIFIC PUL, FOR TUE CURE OF Sutcttl SEXUAL DEBILITY! lavstoniy Blgbtly or* Daily iriii HU. i» n«”y tpu 1 *f Warr kl.4 M Gra.tef II COUNTY TICKET. General Blair declares that he means SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. dressing State oonstitution* Into the dust, and compel Congress to submit EDWIN IL MALLORY. p»n»- TBcm should eol fall W *m nr*1' WINCHESTER’S Srscrnc PILL DANIEL STRIKER. . ASA D. RORK. eight descaling votes, the . Convention chose Fbabx Aij.xx, a young lawyer rw- FRANK ALLEN. WILLIAM L. COBB. Hon; between law and anarchy. County, that any word* of oure intro­ ducing him to his constituents may seem nitre r-ra- irow.nl Asrntlfol sad fresh expense ; betweew prosperity WILLIAM II. JEWELL. SEJs-u. ’s.’tej'® C , D. D. I DOJI BALE. 1 A it'aa «* vsbuhm Kt. iUr. T»«*. M, WTbe Democrat* have been unfor- W*KE1! for Grant and Culfax. Dr. .MUler joins his colleague—Joshua Hdl-and repudiales Seymour and Blair and their rev- JAMES W. HOUGHTALIN. JEWILR Y I MUSIC STORL JOSEPH COLE, ISaAC MESSER. cirtai Jy we are pi end to phot his uluno at the hoed of our column* for this re­ goacrauG xaw B. HERRICK, ROBERT J. GRANT. that ho will do hb whole duty and han- FBOtlATK OBDCK. [i x pur TOL'K CLOTH »T Oar County Ticket. ton people of Barry County havo celled that too retiring Proeecutor, Ciuxtxs G. figure i Sewing Machine, . msTiKGs wtom uctow, SllffORT HME UdRISTilY! robixbox a wiobtuaxh HMM T. FltlLUMl.fi CLOCKS, WATOTn, JIWELIT, Mr OR And PLATID KAjBB, ��nw us ':x‘s:si:s I s = ’?.'”s!s H il ffii h is -’Eii s«o B-r' ""t- ■®S8 ! •■2 “stsSs: 5 5 52 51S/.5 = S ..i-.-S-B � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-09-02.pdf b33428ffa0169ca21f5cc565b71f2580 PDF Text Text git Hastings gxnsrr %hr gutingf gliirr. ®EO- M. DEWEY h* w is^er—rortMtyy*.n****inn'«ai—»* iTIIXSTIXGS. DABBY CO., MICH., VOL. XIII, Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, sep. 2, isos. UnsintM Jlircrtcni. H*-w YORK, BOSTON, A»‘l Pfewr Elng;l«Q<l Cltieo 0FFICIU OF TH 80CHTY, A. Brusov, - ' J. M. Nxvrr*, 8 C. Pkutdul J. C. Baar, Pana Ciuiam, TOM BAILWAY KXTKXD8 FSOM B.r.io io n,w T>rkt 4S3 Wlk^ Wm. P. Bristol, J. Q Bray, 8. Inger­ son John Kcaglo. T. Altaft. BULES AID REGULATIONS. Ths Sixteenth Annual Fair of the Barry County Agricultural Society will be held on the grounds of the Society in For i Cue if ill Tkmt ail Im Dittosn 7th and 8th, 1868. ’ Tickets. Tickets of memberehip, (not transfer­ able) one dollar, will admit member* of one family, exclusive of eons over twentyd“iM ““ contin aSingle Ticketsgood for one ■■Imi—inn 25 cents, Children over 8 and under 12 yean, 10 cents. All Tickets attempted to be used, exbe forfcited>n* wllO“ belong Ticket* can bo had of tho Treasurer. Order of Exercises. *•>». V*. A’S^aTn ' L. srnT.JH \ Mi s—' is*. V. Fnwr Dat.—Tuesday, the first day of the Fair will be occupied in entering and arranging Stock and other article* for exhibition, and decorating the Halt Sxcoxe D*r.—At 10 o'clock on Wed­ nesday, tho second day of the Fair, the Executive Committee will hold a meeting at tho Hand for the purpose of filling va­ cancies in tho Viewing Committees.— Atone o’clock P. M., tho Judges will commence their ornmination*. At 1 o’clock P. M., tho trial of trotting stock will commence, after which the Slow PRIGS CPINHALtRS 81 EACH. HALL & RUCK.EL. Proprietors, MOREHEAD’S Tnixn Dir.—At 11 o'clock, trial of Draft teams will take place. At one o’clock, the trial of Female Equestrian­ ship will take place, to be immediately followed by Female Driving of team* single or double, to buggies. At half-past one o’clock the Annual Address whl bo delivered at tho stand, at the close of which the Premium* awarded will bo announced by tho Beere'ary. , GEIEEAL KULM. MAGNETIC PLASTER. The Gnat Streagtheaer sad Pain Destroyer of the World. SOLD DY DUDOOtWre. PREFARED GLUE, USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE FAVORABLY KNOWN AND EXTENSIVELY USED In Tort City ui Frailty, TWENTT-FIVE TEARS. MADAME ZADOO EORTEE’S CURATIVE COUGH 80, Price 25. 50 and 75 Cts. per Bottle. THS BXST. cnXAFKIT AMD __ _ MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY ro'* _ BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. COUGHS. COLDS, ETL nic U orid hao eeer Proeluced. PURKLY VXGETABLH, s 0791 , . MW YORK mXO FORTE COMPANY. GRAND AND SQUARE Agraffe Pinno-Fortcs, X- Mil a>d 311 H«o04 l.enor, (esn.«r of SOO. J""-' X». York. S.ud tor toeriptiv* C*U l,P»«4 Pri« I.I.L ^HOLESALE A BETAIL. depot. oyster ; i • “dr. ZADOC F°RTER'® , Curative Sugar Coated rills, ’ “12. No discretionary premiums wW : be paid until approved by tho Executive Committee and they may modify or re­ . fuse to allow the same, a* ibqymay deem O.’.ler.-rin 1 “-s M«l». Alss W. A. HARTWELL. IMb, IM7. drvlrtf J.-lfH—Richard Jones, Gso. Cromer, A. Elliott Best Colt 8 year* old. Second beet do, . Boot Cott 2 years old, Second best do, Beet Colt 1 year old. Second beet do. Best sucking Colt, Second best do, CLASS NO. S.-Diirr Houses. A suitable police faroe wiU be kept on J-Jy.^-L K. Powers, J. EL Eteri, G. duty at night to protect tho animals and other property which may remain on tho Striker. Best Draft Team, 82 00 grounds. Second best do, 1 00 In»tmction» to Judges. 1. The Executive Committee will hold a meeting at the stand in ths centre CLA88 NO. A—Walkxu. of the grounds st 10 o'clock on Wednes­ day, tho second day of tho Fair, for tho Jnipto—L. K. Powers, J. H. Earl, G. purpoec of filling any vaaxnrieB in the Striker. Viewing Committees, end each member Beet walking Team to wagon, 82 00 1 00 of aaid committee will report himself at 8econd do, DIVIBON B.-JACKS and Mtun. the same time. 2. When a majority of a Viewing Judge,—J. r. Emory, 8. P. Cody, A. Committee are present they shall consti­ IL.PratL tute a quorum, and be authorised to Bost Jack, award premiums, and the first name on Second best do, tho list of those prseent shall bo thcchair- Boot Mule team, Second boot do, 3 Each Viewing Committee will pro­ Best Mule Colt, cure from the Secretary a blank report, Second best do, with instructions, before entering upon tho discharge of their duties. 4. A premium wiU not bo awarded when tho animal or article is not worthy, Judgn—C. McQueen, A. Kennedy, though them bo no competition. Richard Jones. 5. When article* of merit, superior Best Bull 8 yearn old or over, 84 00 in their character and which are not pro­ Second beet do, 2 00 vided for in the premium list, are enter­ Beat Bull 2 years old, ed the judges are desirod to recommend Second do, discretionary premiunu. Best Bull 1 year old. 6. Articlea entered and marked sb 1 00 Second best do, fnrf.gn »hall not compete with those of Beat Cow, domestic manufacture; but may, if con­ Second Best do, sidered worthy by the Judges, be re­ Bort lloifer 2 years old. commended to notice. Articles will not Second l^cetdo, be regarded a* foreign, if owned and Bost sucking Bull Cali; used within tho county, for farming purSecond best do, posea. • Bost sucking Heifer Calf, 7. Viewing Committee are required Second beet do, to make their report to tho Secretary at Coasb NO. I—Dcmkam Grades. tho close of tho second day of tho Fair, Jndptr—C. McQueen, A. Kennedy R. if possible. 8. It shall bo the duty of the View­ Jones. ing Committee, at 2 o’clock P. M., on the Best Ball 8 years old or over, third dny of tho Fair, to place on tho Second beet do, animals to whom were awarded the first Bort Bull 2 years old. , premiums, a badge of blue ribbon, and Second do, ' to those to whom were awarded the sec­ Best Bull 1 year old, ond premiums, a badge of red ribbon, Second beet do, which badges can be procured at the Best Cow, Second best do, Socretary’o office. 9. The Viewing Committee* are Boot Heifar 2 yean old, itrietfyforbidden to communicate to any Second boot do, person any information with reference to Boat sucking Bull CaU their award*, until after the reading of Second beet do. Bost sucking Eoifar CaH tho tamo by the Secretary. 10. Superintendanta are itrictlif for­ Second best do, 1. All competitor* for premiums, judges end officer*, shall bo residents of the Cbunty and members of the Society, bidden from convoying any information L N. Mixer, Shepard Chitee­ and no interested party shall pass judg­ with reference to the ownership of ani­ ment on property that ho or hi* family mal* or article* on exhibition in their ter, Orson Dunham.. Best Bull 3 years old and over, Second best do, 2. All animals end articles intended Bert Hull 2 year* old, \ for exhibition, shall be entered on or be­ Second beet do. fore 12 o’clock of Wednesday, the 2d Best Bull 1 year old. day of the Fair, at the office of the Sec­ Second best do, rotary. No deviation can bo made from Best Cow, this rule. Second beet do, 3. Exhibitor* "will be careful to hare Beet Heifer 2 year* old. To be Awarded al the Sixteenth AN ­ their animals and articles arranged in NUAL FAIR of the Barry County Second beet do. (ho proper places sod in oeaaon,' other­ Agricultural Society, to be Held at Best sucking Bull Celt wise they will bo overlooked by the View­ Halting*, Tuesday,D*ednesday and Second b-t do, ing Committee. 4 Cords will be furnuhed with the Thursday, October, 8,7. and 8,1868. Best sucking Heifer Celt; Second best do. numbers as entered at the Secretary’* CLASS NO. A—Dkvox obadu. office, which should be placed upon, or Judge—L N. Mixer, 8. Chittester, near the animals or articles far exhibi­ CLASS NO. 1-Htaujoxs. tion, so that the judges will have no dif­ Judge,—A. R. King, 8. J. Bidleman, Orson Dunham. Best Bull 3 years old or over, ficulty in finding them. A IL Pratt. . Second best do, 6. Exhibitor* of horses will take no­ Best Stallion 4 years old or over, 85 00 Beet bull 2 year* old. tice that a sign will bo raised in the cen­ Second Best do, “ Second beet do, tre of the ring designating the class of Beet Stallion 8 yean old. Best Bull 1 year old, horses desired far examination by the Second best do, Second beet do, judges, when all horses of that class Bost Stallion 2 yean old. Beet Cow, must bo brought into ths ring and there Second beet da, Second beet do. remain until the judges ehaUnare decid­ CLASS NO. 2—Tbotttxo Stock. Beet Heifer 2 yoen old. ed upon their merrita. Judge, — Jasper Pariah, IL B. Wight ­ Second beet do, 0. Any animal, form or article, tak­ Beet sucking Bull CaH ing the first premium at any Fairy shall, man, James Stewart. if considered worthy the succeeding year, Best Trotting 4 yrs. ar over, 85 00 Second b-t do, be allowed a diploma, andon the second Second do, 8 00 Beet sucking Heder CnK year after receiving said premium, shall Bsst do, 1 yrs. 8 00 Second beet do, again be entitled to compete far said pre­ Second do, 1 60 Beet do, 2 yrs. 2 00 mium. 7. All animals and articles offered for exhibition shall bo thobonafide prop­ erty of a member of the Society, resid­ ing within the County. 8. All teams are strictly frrbiden to drive faster than a walk within the grounds during the Fair, except in the bone ring, and are requested to move at Beet Cow, all tiroes tn the asms direction, keeping Second best do, tho centre of tho ground* on tho loft. Boot Heifer 2 yean old. 9. No animals or articles entered far Second best do, Bort sucking Ball Calf; exhibition can bo taken from the grounds Second host do. Bort racking Heifer Calf, ol lb. hr <r Ih. Second best do, on animals or article* removed invtolnCLASS KO A—Atdsxiu Gbadu. tian <rf .this rule. J- Keegls, W. a FDIIBII, 10. Foreign articles intended far ex­ hibition shall bo marked so such, and Beet Ball 8 years old ar < shall not compote with those of domooSecond beet do, tic manufacture. Brat Bull 2 years old. 11. Fancy articles and article* of do­ Second best do, mestio manufacture, shall bo manufac 1 Bast Bull 1 year old, tured witbin tho county, by the exhibi- ' tor, in order to entitle them toaprtani- Wholesale and Retail. NUMBER 19. ^^7 Annul routing of tbs Society will be hold at die Court House, on tho 4th Tuesday of December nexu 14. Altfrrininu not cvlM/or prior Beoood best do, • BmACott, . Sesand best do, Bost Hcifor 2 ywua old, SawAbest do, ’ Bsst racking bull Cal, Second beet do, 1 00 Boot Heifer 2 years old, 1 00 Second beet da, U Best sucking UU CoK 100 Boccnd best do, GO Best sucking Heifer Calf; 1 00 Second best do, 60 CLASS NO. A—Wonxoto Cattul Ja^o-D. B. Pratt, 8. Siooon.A.E. Bull. Best Yoke Working Oxen, 83 00 Second best do, 11W 80 Bort pair 4 year old Steen, 1 60 Second beet da, 1W Beet pair 8 year old 8 lean, 160 Soeoodbewdo, 11 00 Beet pair 2 year old steers, 11 00 Second best do, 50 60 Beet pair 1 year old steers, 100 Second best do, 50 CLASS NO. 0.-FAT Cattxe. Judgct-R. P. Cady, I. W. Vrooman, J. W. Mile*. Beet Fat Ox, 82 00 Second best do, 11 00 Beet Fat Cow, 2 00 Second best do, 1 00 CLASS NO. 10.—Dbatt Cattul J h^**""J’ Hnachrtt' T' Duiil>Til!;Beet Yoko Draft Oxen, CLAB8 NO. 11^—Midcm Cows. JUyv—C. Hill, J. W. T. On, Goo. D. Moore. Bert Milch Cow, Jorfyo—L. Polly, Turn. Colli®, T. Al­ to ft. Beet 0 grade of cuttle to be owned by one individual. 85 00 Beet 6 or more native cattle own­ ed by one individual 2 00 Beet 5 or more full blooded cattle, 10 00 (fall blood) 2d bort do, w Beet Spanish Iambs, (fall bl’d) 2d beat do, ' Beet French buck, 2d best do, 5X2^ 5*"—■ Beet French Lambs 2 or more, 2d best do, Best Grade buck, CLASS NO. X—Lona Wooul •fe^re-M. L. Williams, Goo. I. earner, A R. Hall. Beet Southdown Lamb, I M CLASS NO. 2—Bwtn. ■ Judge,-E. D. Reid. I. W. Vrooman, Best sucking Pigs, 100 CLASS NO. 4.—PoctriT. ^c^ee-B. P. Cady, J. W. T. Orr, pair Polands, palrChlttagons, pair common Breed, �JIS BUT Bret single Harnrao, I * riding Bridle, « pair calf Boots, H pair Kip Boots, . “ pair oeaao Boots, , poirLadlos' Gaiters or Shoes, •• Dress cost, ’• pair Pants, “ Over Coal, Pork Bartel, Etrawbat, Bpeclmon Wood Turning, i A best flour from 2bu. wheat, 1 machine ’** IntheWn.,. Dry-Qoods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, DRUGS & HEDICIHES, PHILLIPS & BENTLEY A Splendid AuoHmmt for Salt at Roa Road Pricu. opolfadng corporations or Joint stock 100 Interests arc allowed to trample on the Ladles’ Ridlsg and Driving* public righla.” There! crushed and Tedges—Charles Bristol. J. W. Rogers, down-trodden barley has Asserted Itself Sire. H. Wright, Him Emma Keith, and it !• true for the monepoUee to trsm- We WlLg, MT be VNDEBNLD Mine Elliott. Beatriding, gl00 Tho “Tanner" clubs of Chicago no* 2d best da, ■ 1 00 number over six thousand membon Beat Driving, 200andare rapidly gaining accession to their 2d beat do, 100forces. The ether evening the colored Slow Race Open to Honea. Males and people of Chicago mot and organised two . ” Jacks. very large cnmpanlee of colored “T«uhand. Judge—O. W. "Ellis, J. Boyd, nera,” but there seems to be a little Fresh GooisconstaBfly Bown. bitch among tho white brethren about Old Coots salim regartlew ef Cest. Flrit in, ' accepting thalr ayoperatlon from a fear Leaf In, that It may tend to make their gorgeous No competitor to ride his ownboreo or divplay somewhat redlculom. mule. .Tho last horse in to win tho A big camp meeting Is now In pn> race. Bat any Home’or Male Calling to press out at DetPlalnes station, one of turn tho track in 16 miuutea, to be oon- the largest sver bald In thia vicinity. aiderod distanced, and. will be ruled ofT As at camp-mcctlnga heretofore held an tho course.’' Anlmatoto keep moving three prounda, there has boon great an­ and turn tho track Uigee fl toes. noyance auflered faom rowdies oo Sun­ days. . Thia meeting will close on Satur­ pgARRY COUMTY day night. The cattle dlreaae seems to be dying out here as no deaths were reported from It in the city during the pact week. The •‘veloccpode’' baa been brought out ben. It to a queer looking sort of hobby hcreo on two wheels exceeding­ ly difficult to get on and very easy to get ofl" and Is said to make fifteen miles an BErcSncj.t soxiutioss. All Hastings Outdone! RUSSELL & NEVINS. 60 60 60 00 CLASS NO. 8. Heath, - Bota Cushion, 60 •• ornamental needlework, 60 “ sewing by hand, 60 ’ '• sewing by Machine, 60 P. 8. All articles entered under this bead must be specified whether made by band or Machine. . a. o. iHiuiia. GROCERIES HASTINGS, MICH. HI IIUHI.J?! T IHIIUIAM. ir. Brux.lfcfcrciiEos. r. giles nupuAitn. VI. MICHAEL C.T. M.ESSX • •tv cikx.j. the Tm... itL“2, t. we. au—t k.W rf 0^17 THIN MACHINE TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM ,u u-.i.i .. ... ..... . . “ "■ fVf2Y JACHI,,E ,S *PR4«Tlll H. A. GOODYEAR, PHYSICIANS* PRESCRIPTIONS Be'Sure to Sec this Machins, hefora beiina mt etber. M ».<, STOVES, IRON. , Judge— Mrs. J. Zimmerman. Mn. 8. Ar AtudAor GtturtL , • Andrus, Mrs. O. K. Beamer, Mn. Geo. GEN. WILLIAM HUMPHREY, of Leese*'. Jto .ty-rui/Wa! of PMc /••tniiion ' M. Dewey, Mn. James Boyd. ORAMKL HOrfFORb, ofEitw. Best ten yards Flannel, r.r Ih-Lor of tie Stoto Board of Uotaiio»Id best do, ' n.vtri e nenwv .. rv_t. •• Patchwork Qtillt, , - white Quilt, . “ pair woolen Blankets, hl best do, ■eat wool carpet. Lace cap, worked collar, under Sleeves, Books and Stationery, HARDWARE STORE, The veteran, Couldock, and hia daugh­ ter arc at McVlckeris, playings very good engagement; Jo. JeOhnon to to follow them, and then the spectacular —“Midsummer Night's Drram” Is to be brought out. The Opera Hacso is at present dosed. Dox. 8 lbs Butter made In June, 60 8 lbs Butter made tn September, 60 cheese, ten Ibe or over, 60 Honey in eomb, lO lbs or over/ >50 gallon Maple Molasses, M BUk Blanket, Worsted work, worked Slippers. Mantilla, pair lamp mats, Patent Medicines, CARRIAGE FACTORY! Juries-J. W. Bancroft, Mrs. O. Striker, Mra. J. C. Hanna, Mrs. Aaron Durfee, Mrs. W. O. Freeman, Mn. D. C. Banboru. " Best loaf wheat bread. Milk or salt riling, 60 " loaf corn bread, 60 “ collection of cake made by ’ one exhibitor, 76 •• cured Ham, withstatement of mode of curing, 60 TMy. Bcit She postings gaanrr. 0 common chain. Parlor chain, Rocking chair, Ladies’ searing chair, Bast pair woolA Stockings, Id boot do, Beet pair woolen Gloves, “ pair woolen Mittens, " pound woolen Yarn, “ made Shirt, •• Ottoman cover, . •* tan ay ohalr cover, Battle Cr«ek Nowhere RUSSELL & NEVINS. Bota, Dressing Bureau, center Table, dining Table, Bcat half bu. con of Corn, •• half bo. Wheat, “ half bu. Oats, “ half bu. Rye, ** half bu. Barter. M collection of frnlta of all kinds by one exhibitor, M collection of Fall Apples, FM1lF~^===s= SEWING Bret Floral dealga, lot Tin Ware, Judges—K. Lynn, Darius James Boyd. Best two Horse Wagon, •' •• Carriage, x •• One Horae Buggy, ° Two Hor«e61elgh, •• single 8lclgh, •• Bob Hlelgh, “ Farm Cart, C-ASH STORE Striker, Mm. I. Diamond, Mrs. H. A, Butale, Mrs. H. W<ht-«j* dip7! Boat and greatest va'ryof Uowere, <4 00 M bast do, S oo Beat collection of dahlias, g 00 2d beat do, J 00 Beat collection of roses, 2 oo ;s OsaicaaviLLU. Aug. 17lh. 1M8. The Univeraalist Grove Meeting that was held on the banks of Pino Lake on tho 15th and 16th *inst, was a splendid alTair and a success Tho weather was beaotiful, and tho grove one of the nicest in the county, was admired by all prorenL Tho doctrin was proached by HrrTB. Grutax, of Jackson, and its beauties act forth so beautifully and truthfully, that its results were- on ad­ dition of nine mrenbeni to the apprecia­ tion of Prairieville and Orangeville, and tho amount of fifty dollars contributed 'FLORENCE SEWING NACHIIL* I AM NOW SELLING Lumber Wagons, A. Na 1, at >100,00. Open Buggies single Beat >125, to 8165. Top “ Single “ 180, •• Baller A Jump seat vfgons, 75, “ 275. 100. tmj oibvr artlel- is ay Use *qut!lr l«vr. it will b« mm br evtsiwrixto tUt tb> start n—. ... 1A »•» ><.1... Ik.rU f-.—k .. fur Missionary purposea. Mr EHitev, this morning after having breakfasted, I thought I would toko a stroll over toyn and see if there was anything new, and was much surprised at tho beaming counbinancos of tho dem errata. Thinks I what is up! I guoss tho Dem’s have been receiving cheering political news. Why, they wore as joy­ Dodge's Clebrated Plows BOOKS. Groceries and Provsions, Blank Notoand Receipt Books, ous and pelite u a ball-room company. But I was not kept long in ignorance of the cause of their hilarity. Old Thad Snrrw u dxai>. Whether true or false, KEROSENE OIL I knownot,ss iAaa only a rumor, but if true, a snaxo man has fallen, and hia loss wili.be felt by all tho good and loy­ OJevery kind end Varuff, Jws.'Slii'.i.VS”. al, while tho Copper-heads will rejoice the same as they did . when our belorad Democrats, you rejoice because you were afraid you would have to take him into your party ehF There has never been a time whrt that ou Boxax ever felt like keeping tho company of rebels. No, no, Cops, your fears were groundless, fur although ho might here differed oomotimes on some points with Republicans, yet ho would have rather died ten thousand deaths, than to have coat his linen in these timns, with tho democratic party. Whan you find such an intellect in the democratic party, as that possessed by Hon. Thad Stereos, it wiU be when you have became loyal, STATIONARY ESTABLISHED I.VlSCt. Boll Good* mt ttae ^owest GEORGE PRESTON PDfilBLK BATK8, Ub«Il b« ■ plreinrs to is to writ m *aston*ra larlta^yMT sureties to bh W. A. 8ARTWELL. Button, Dre. It. 1M7. : ' BOOK ' 1 and when you cease to blarny about on- | CB7C.\ao,.Aug. IKh. IMSother war, unlaee you can elect Seymocr The fall trade of the North-west bae to the ProMdr ncy. You can nevor too- i now fairly opened and the bualnew dal­ ly transacted In our city in tho shipment eeed politically until yen refrain from ( of goods, receipt, from the East and re­ using such expressions and got a few J ceipts of grain, Is positively immense. Thad Btovena' among you to teach you i Yesterday, for instance, over //teen loyalty, then perhaps you may acquire 1 hundred car loada of grain and flour strength enough to elect now and then a < were received. Allowing thirty care to member to some branch of the Govern- ! eaoh train, thia would givo fifty trains engaged In bringing tn | ' ‘~ ' single day. When wt Whrat thrashing is only partly dono i vast amount of freights arrivtag from tho East and the out-going goods, it: in this vicinity. Some fexmera banre a would not be uh over-estimate to aay' va-y large yield while others haro but a ' that from two thooMod five hundred to' small one. Too much strew is the cry three thouwmd cars, or from etghty-ftre’ with tomo, and not much wheat. Tho । to one hundred freight trains of thirty cars each, enter and leave Chicago dally tread well wheal Em canoed great (hasp- ! now. In view of all thta tualuw itis pointamnt geacraBy in eur vicinity, as Pifuro the yield is vary small, and the majority of farmers declare they will never sow ; any more of it Weoihsr caalor ‘but dry. Potatoes ; wffl oreomri to nothing, and an tori a ( Hypophosphite Mtit CONSUMPTION. HAIR Reston HAIRdressiNGi Tbvr IstswAtotolr i»*rv<M tin FAMILY OBOCBBIKS C«Mto*i>( ef Tdckly rwtore Gnr Hlir XT»8T QUALITY AedwHItassM st> mWI TRY IT I TRY IT I TOY IT! W I X C II r. R T K «•« HYPOPHOSPHITES,^ (Ntok ftvei lt» rsnsvl* at Or. J. T- JJVW TOOK CUTlt AT 2 Sewinf .VacluH, HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. �a. a /rex' DET jural and JHisrrlUi STBOIAL KOTICB& umu MM1 w U1IT mm. - — ----——rion rd from bidden Caere*. a.^f-to. prompt trealarent to render rxia If yne are auSering er bare a relnelary ducb«rgre. wUl.dec upon your gteeral bra I th I De drbilitalad. taally tired • Dee* ■ produo* patylfalba of U 'be repeated lb. rfu/fofemeT 7Z.' *•« -UUed U la lb. Crore.- jflphlSttH Central Ballr—e. 168. Summer Arrangement 1868. X,raise E«- N. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYEAR, *• ’n—.u ««» BARLOW H. F! SAllHEXT. Oea'lSap. Clueagn. v K Mna. A» l Sup'l, Detroit. Oraag.rUle-x.t rtprerented. Ptaiii.rilla-C p. ptBdtU B Pj'-m Rubinana, The Sureefa Ar.—Quo. P. g—Ui’a C.dumn*. Iweya right, “ •*,h" k“lUu fce-s the Best idea, .»d three ut.td. Stitch ' & GOODYEAR, i-'s: xdvoruaemonta. C~*. U.Fiebre. rov - ’ Pat t'l*.—Th° attention of all perN3e mdcbte l to ua te asked to the ngoaipt MftU«n',i’t of their accounts. We have I ecu p-dictit, but now we mutt Aar* rnonry.___ ____ ______ »« EaUM, uf wUcb A. Elllatlrereieed 10; G. Slriktr It. * I- /arm*/ ffaUd—wbeia number of rale* caal **» ef which A. Etlklirerdrad |y : Q. Striker 1|. by O. Striker, and carried that Adam □luMt be ■MBiBOMly noml naiad. lafad, that the next Diatricl CoarreUo* be afSryirmbar, roat. PIECES FALL PRINTS HUS MACHtXB IE FIRST PREMIUM, Oreank Debility. ? Sec this Machine, who erJoyed tbe right* af tbe Xectite franahlar. to labor particularly far theeleclioa of *-Qrant A Colfax,” a. upon their election the freedom of tbe rtnanci paled colored men, ibe prelection of loyal while* Ik the South, the liability of our Oo.ernmeoi, the propriety of our fra. luetiiu. E SEWING KACHINL* BUSINESS CARDS. ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN Hartware, Stores, Ini. Ms PcsueSctior:-—The Fall Term of the Union £-.boul of this village, is an­ nounced to lommcnce on Aionday, Sep­ tember'Hi. 154^ it j, paiticulariy dealrcd tbit all who design attending this term, will be p c-cnt prctuptly ext the morning nf the vih, an the school Is to be gradid at that time. a and Receipt Books, / Ya.au R«ei>ui»’a (Irral J-i..,- gate two ex ' kib.il>ar on the fair Gruiaod.. io thia Village on XadM-U' l..t The Vi'l.ge waa .cry full vt ynpl. (run all put. ol Iba enhulf, and to far a. ar hr.-, all tl.it pitronired the about ware well Jt aenaialr d d make a tin. appearance ■apaui.g through our atterla aad we tboogbt 111 rifiog ibr r^.ui any we bare ee*e eeeu. while Iba .■po.HkB o( u* Ku KInx-Ktaa u*. ..;_________ id story, uniar block, W£ggusswdB.rtffis HASTINGS, • 87 - MICK D. S. WOODWARD, TitEATiiicxiL—\\ e are informed that the DnmnticClub of Nashville, put poae giving; nll entertainment at Union Hall, Io tills place, Mtnetlmc gext week. We learn that our Nashville friend* have be­ M informal betM. mJlbd far A J. Grant 1* come 'juiie proflclsnt in the great TempriMc.- Dnmi th -y projiaie to intro­ T. L Filbberry It; Aaron Clark 4; A. Ryarnus I Voted IO proceed ta > formal ballot far Repre duce here, we |10|lc tn sec a full hou-c. TSffBD 1X1867. Bair Regenerator. MILLINER Bn (Ms, Groceries, CITT DREG STOKE! D. ACKJLEY de ! Oq. ^■JBTOV IXStTREDT Tls Faw' litul fire Im. Ct •T. L. Pilfoberry 1«*» ■barmjwu Hubert J. »i I wudrelared ueeelmeualy nominated. On ■lien the CenrreUoa adjourned. IT ITU TOO, READER I BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES ■'-'"iTCTiTSSuir-’’lf»«. to tnral at lb* reme place >•»< of thia wwk. H.pL *ih, LU*. i.iuCua, far the Tanning Music & Jewelry. Alteulinn Hr public* M> of Ituatlngn. >• direction of th* Republican Alate Central ’•••milt**, yon are larited In meal at the office •fib. Caa.iy tl.rfc in thia Village on Xridey sac far each achtkil reprereulrii. were beautifully rn n*'K'1'’ ,M’-10 • TAXXK8S U.10. .ad io mu, it* tmnttmruU arrang'd and abaetuUly lesikd ««<-•■ «Uh ,h» •’’■f.rau.lr preeecullng tbs pending political good thing. coutrilrwled by th. ladle. The meeting organised by the choke ef W. PG*aarrr. Eeq , *» I’realdent of the day, and Bj *rd»r of th* Town.hip Awnmilleo. opening rtarcuea couaiaird of Martial Jfirir. • UEl>. M. DEWEY. Omirmaa. aeog br the friend* prrecnl from Vletrirt Xu. S; after which a bAaf. but eloquent addrem -a. deRxMovtD.-The Nonna! School of li.ured by Aarau Clark. Eeq..uf MiddforUfa. irrellng tb. Amen**. -Uh lb. Europe*. .jure. from Naahvllle to Woodland Center. ofGorrrnm.nl and education, m^iog many Ur Bnaon, aupcrlor inducements oftaed by the people of the Utter place. We think that our usually enterprlal ng nrlghlx n of Nashville have | ermlttcd thetnuclrea tn be outdone in a matter RY IT I TBYITt trreuf Into.-e.t, they might have been aotee«.*U'. Don't be c-iught napping *r»ln. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, Boots and Shoes, Drip, leSiciaa, Groceries, ATLANTIC 4 GREAT JTOTERI Broad Gauge Bailway! Groceries and Produce, NEJV YORK wroShcBcw, * d..|«tch- AU kind*of •COBBLIN'G- W. O. HEDRICK A CO.. Saddlers 4 HaiKMitos, Done on nhort Notice. BA11BW& BOOBTUBB MILL*. ■idga*. DDES and r«i» cm -TnaMdM » aan ; ; । Diia Shop fa loca^d^b^Eaalero part of ibi. 1 �I A Traveling MasonA good story is told by an exchange of a confident individual, evidently well “read ug’’ in the mysteries, who applied at tho outer reception room of an eastern Masonic lodge for admission. An emi­ nent brother, who made no sign that ho was anybody, requested tho stranger to proper penons to examine tho creden­ tials of the stranger, when tho following dialogue ensued: "0, it s no matter about that; I m all right,” aaid tho applicant, making sun­ dry extraordinary passes with his hands anil contortions of visage. "That may bo but, but I think they alwavs examine strangers who desire to visit.ths lodge,” said the attending brother. “Well, Tm ready for ’em,” said tho visitor confidentially •'Glad to hoar it—that is quite p! elaborate breastpin you wear," said the other, looking with some interest at a big gilt letter G which tho visitor had conspicuously displayed upon his shirt ■ UafnwW ssrisr.^-s:s;-.-~«E."3a.s TcMstr., Tews 1 North of Ra»r« 7 West. eUoCeoV sssass-u-a ■&4iriazui fertlwr .reared, that'wfipln twCaty dsj-s iu Cam; »• «• tb, Cnweir Hui ef raid Cenniy, 2k Mil ibr Get.uiu. OroM. Hunting CaMd W.tclHa, b«.l inutoUou geld w.iebe. made Price IIi. Orval iadacctnaiate to sgcuta. A4 dre. Orvid. W.lch Ca.. Boston. Hsm. of?.V < s.ir isrV “C tofaw'V u'lJf.w'/ {£S}_JTS¥^S=.. ^mas^’Xg'j.ggawsi ifiSES.— KKs.-.’sssdsiisirsixjsmi • wa cxu. rv Colbnra’a Patent. “Yes, that’s a Masonic pin," replied RED JACKET AXE. tho wearer, swelling out his breast Any one wbe wads ea an enter for Ifiv. Axr. “Indeod ! Letter G—well I suppoeo of >bfa abspe, at Two I»I| Dollar, wk. will, Um tub, w|K recrtv.eM extra, for nothin*. you know what that moons ?" All rvsponaible Uardwua Dealers aril Ike “0, yrs certainly—letter 0—stands --Uppl"Va|( Axee.” Bar from them. Bal if eel to know ax. send the money and we will be for us Masons, you know.” sure to picas, jm. LIFPIXCOTT 4 BAKEWELk The querist didn’t know it, and the I’lll .burgh. Pa., applicant, it is almost unnecessary to state, did not get any further into the Lodge. ------------.------------------------A Traveler stopping at a wes­ tern hotel exclaimed one morning to the waiter “what are you about, you black With Special reference in the wan to ef operative, oo fnscal f You have roused me twice from my sleep by tailing me breakfast is ready, and now you are attempting to strip off Nws. «•» <«, M, W, TR, the bod etothes.” “Why, replied Pom­ Eapoetallp, are pey. “If you isn’t gwino to get up 1 must have de sheet anyhow, cause dry 8TBtI«EB TIAM ETU 1BFR1E am waiting for de table dot” and Notions. HF"A certain clerk in the country recently made the following comment on Pocohontas: “ Pocobontaa was a great DllIGHAM A CO<8 man—Pocohontaa was a noble, kindGREAT hearted and true man.’ ‘Hold on." cried his cm panion ‘Pocohontas was a woman?’ WaaallaH kind, ef Dry. Fancy .and Ht.|de ■She wa^ ehT said ha; ‘well, that’s my Goods el Ike ealfena price of OS B DOLAR. luck; how am I expected to know? I sod will guarMileo you more aad better gon.!, never read tho Bible P lor that money then you can gel elrrelirrv. Our Cas.mlsefanse Io Ageota are am siaeeded by nay firm la tbe bnsineM. Circnfare deacribiug An exchange, in speaking of the magical strain of a hand-organs says: goods sent frre^tojur^addrm.^Hend for on.. “When he played ‘Old Dog Troy,’ we H Congress Si.. Uoaton, Naan notiood elevon puppies sitting in front ef the merlenn on thexr haunches, brushing ’’WiunNMiriaHr away tho tears from their eyes with their Now ready and sent free. IndneeUMata to Agent, fora pawl." belter Ibaa ever. Cbecka tea cents each, drecrilr 8wckB<B * 8L> J. &. P. COATS SIX-CORD 8EWIKG MACHINES, PATRONIZE THE BEST. ONE Dollar SALE. gives ths following catalogue of di&rent kinds of love: “The rwectrot, of love, a aother’slove; the longest a brother's love; the strongest, a woman’s lore; the dearest, man’s love; and tho eweotoet, longest, rtroagert, doaroet love, a ‘tore of a bonnet’’ ELLIS* IRON BITTERS VKTII.L enrich the bleed satUfroveei il from VV becomins watery aad Seek, end giroa lorid eemnl.iion, restore lb. sppetlta and Inrigor.I. the system. Perfectly bsnxleu male and palatable, end can be labra al all times. The Iren In these Bitters coolly enter, late Ike clreofalioa. being la tbe form of a Fbyrapbenpbate. It IS more readily absorbed Into tho eye­ tom Ibaa anv ether farm of Iren. Prepared and —For tho first time in our history one for sale br WM. RfXlff.lt A. Delaware Arraue. of tho political organisations of the oono - Pblladelpbla,andformicby dniggUi. generally. try boldly and defiantly plants iteelf upon revolutionary platform, and asks tho people to smiport it in breaking down important. fend tiro stamps far sealed H pages an iba whoie subject l»r Wblltter. ooathe laws apd inaugurating anarchy. UZntial pbysrefan, Ml Hi. CWtre Ht Leota, Mo., pro-emlMoUy above all others in bls —Tax Are Gotptl of Pact has this astands poeielhy. No matter who IWImI. state yoer illusion to Mr. Seymour. eras. Pniirate treated by stall In srrry State, “And now of tho Pah doos he was died pRYCHOMANCY, or, Boffl^Chansitup laymour, because he could any more and BLOOD. sfctfiset of say nae they obooee. iastaaUy: also secure prosperity io fave or busiaam. Every oo. era eeqatro llt» singular power. Tills qnrer. ®“A man out Wert, who ottered bafl excitleg book bu bran publtab«d by ns tea years. isr a friend, was asked by the judge if be Um stdeofwhieh ha. trevu .nonnou* .ndta lb. raly baokrt ^e.timi Islhe Eugltab 1 tad an^iomuaLaraaeeen bis form. -Oh, ^thar^wtlb a guide to'the unmarrlvd. Address T. WILLIAM A Um. Book Fokfaahere, Phita., Pa. asulrntbrn any other man living.” a barrel Revolver. 1 dagaal far muff, aad eapa. I alagfa barrel Fbot Gue. I silver plated, eugraved. 4 bottle Rarair log Castor, cal glue bat lire. 1 very in. Violin sad bow, fa case. 1 set irnry balanced Knirea and Forks. -n. Presents foe larger Clubs increase in tbe same ratio. Pend money by Regtatered Letter. Catalogs. rtGaodasent taeay addreae rxsc. PARKER Oc. CO. Roe. 08 qnd 100 aammer at., Boston. • ’/•<•* ■ eVela.t^ awtfU Ww. Braanxn. Csrewsia oreprri re««re. mlM7 Dated, brer as. uas. . Th. shore sale fa herehr poetpaaed until Wednraday, the tilth da.' of September nest, at same hour end nlaee. ’ • n. WRUHT. . Cirnil C—rt C^>»^i***^**f in iad/rr rarer <haa/rMich. JcaUol Drain Conxutlmioncrs' Notice. XTOTICE fa hereby glrra that tbe Drain Cam IsEGAL N0TICE8. :«s::s I» » 14 40 18143 e<,afae>? tl 40 nWafnwU *' *° agufawV XI M ,l,-cfaeQ S3 W •S.nfB’k MW claw JSI 40 ” !i »f ■ - S SA M nwXofneTtf 44 40 uU^<rfa*w"| | 34 1 U tbeoea south Ti degrm waat. three chains snd W '^ref,fW *re 1? M Mllakt: lh.oceoo.th AO degrera Beat, nnd Wiiaksi theticw south W d.grrea treat, 11 :;V’TI!5! I0-'-'”'- JfftSSSWSSSSEJRTSS! Cfi: 251 ••mm S2V9 IS S H I* H I :a - s e a l ' s s i :r ? x2x:<8 e: I 71.5 dB.BSBU 15 M Dill K ** 11 40 •’Jfwfn.J? ■Kofoejf • •grf W k afa a V neVofn-X AAA 1104 7 70 1" G 7 17 4 41 40 40 os to 41100 st so 33 9 0 SB .>.u..v US 7>?*..V KB H's >T »0 1 70 100 M. <» - m 2 " ■* ’» " “ " “ " ■' :: SIT si* »l» S n « l*> 1 14 sj <4 {«! im » StWIR X 2JZI- 11 . 44 I0O 4 74 s1 «:loo s14;vlb AM AO IM A U Art 44.00.77 10 Mt Miro It K tl io in too mu 7110 7*5 100*7 43 Is op | co IvO 1 *3 M 10" 7 11 40 4 44 — 44 100 J P* :s 40 40 do 1*0 31 IOO! 4 57 :t |.*> s sy a m :>lw ::: |A 77 1 n lire 91 74 ::W :.Vi’x »tS 8g;s.»5?; ..'StSWag a e Of afe w V It 40 “■ywfnwVl* 40 5 77 4 st 3 33 t n nj,-rf K 100 1 M AX loo « r* i •U e,,o< a Macrae nine 1 •wJLe,"tX ” *° »“ «? “ N ltd 1 fo “ »< I4» 1 M rt i>« i AS m |M lu w i-e 1 m “ Atu " AM “ 44 <1 « ” - -h ’S x 2 y* ” SJX-ifo ?? » *9 “ " _ 11 14 1 11 l"0 14 it 13 03 1 M 1<W 14 13 A 43 4fi U4 M H 44 ns Im i s. “ " Ki 4* M Ito 1 M .. .. tS1 « "4 1« 1 ta " - SI <» 04 iro t to .. .. 44 w ire 14. - “ 2* 44 ‘i !•> 144 - -5J . 44 •• iro i to _ m DTTerrjmTjH :5^:c:s irVrfi.K’ 1 PA IM II XI 110 100 14 14 77 100 » 47 ne^afnwy 4 1 04 ICO11 71 swWafnek T 71100 17* 6 a cl/of 10 44 100 4 07 10 94 1 M Io* li.94 Hi Al IvO 11 01 I M 11 100 A 11 44 04 tte 2 “RM* w 01 no I 40 « 3g !2 „ „ V7 >» V4 71 B0 71 1 »C l‘< » 7A 11 M 1 It 1»- IS 74 4 11 40 KM « *0 :.Vw.:Jbb ■ “ !»’ 114 " " IM . “ •« .. ,M c: * ~ 14 100 I Ai W 70 St M 11 40 2 *,} M 4. 04 la. 1 la « H M n 2 Ot 130 7 11 Town 1 Xarth ef Rang* A Wash a w ,V af 7 M0 M 70 3 37 100 13 ra£rafrtl*r f 11 l« 111 1» 100 1 eKofaeX It 10 !■> M 1 0* IM 13 nwUef1x 1*0 41 74 4 07 ICO M 13 10 » >, 2S!5 :&-::?'b: :s'bES“ . ptefselV apte'he.V st ,’,2ta ' " I '!• IAI ’* 2 2 . land BO J 40 A» aa(V*f>e 1 8 V t M 10 74 l 44 uUtfafnpt I a pt Mae V • HoTee.1? aeXrtowV It wfrefae y 4 17 00 loo 10 M 4 *3 «M|« li M 1 10 100 il 14 ll 47 1 14 loO II 41 11 4T I H loo 13 41 14 M 1 30 100 IT M >♦ 14 1 01 100 19 U a. <?•<*.«? 43 40 IM 19 VA 3 4» 4 41 44 led 709 10 7e I *7 Ira M «7 Tewn 4 North of Range A WraL ** sSaMc^sASTSrarsns; tbeora stmib two degraea wrat. fonr chain, rad 41 Raks, to conafct with Mud Creek drain. AtUMabeva nosed time and place Um avneva oecuprata or as-r.la may ao.l contract for th, •eroeTht?”." r d^tand**1 d"1" “ *UI1 »gs: 1 “ •••«£':; SmS..* ; 2 ■ W*" ’ t '• •" “ a along tbe a Ilea ef see eO ibeaee w to the lake on an toeoalaia ieclnd * is ;11 «Su5 J ewtm id tr. us :r. nis’ss Aj/aiRUTRATUR*B SALE. house of Albert Pacheo. In lbs tow, ship of Johns1 40 A 40 M 100 7 47 IsUm matlCT of Um Estate of William Atwood, dr- Iowa an Thursday th. loth day of Heptcmbrr, A. se W nfo.X 4 31 *9 1 M A3 ICO 4 11 D. IMS. st » o'clock A. M.. for the purpose of a wl Vet sJist.iiV A 7* 74 14 It 1 41 1*0 14 £7 th. ewaawafYarey. aadma/a7 Wtehhma. fatall iWI'.'X "• Creek Drain, located: Commencing la tbe township of Jobnsluwn. as fallows io wit: Com­ Va*X*!u| » lit 43 10 14 1 01 100 13 14 mencing al a stake M Mad Creek in Jobaatowu, on aectiun two. tbeuoe aw th a degrees and J*' - I; af’a’.'i V • U TO 11 7t I 17 100 It M eiiuulea weal, threw aad 44 Khitb ebalna; thence A 01 14.14 14 1 41 I0O 1* *7 no,th l» degrm west, three and Ifo-lOOth chains; n w I V ef tbence north «T degrees west, two and to ltotb «: ‘xsxts chains: thence uoeth W> degrm am, (re anil A tl U 100 A U .-xr-IWtb chains to a bridge crossing tbe raid Mod .srVefa.V 10 40 CHANCERY ORDER. Crrekoo lb. rut and waat road ruuniog throeih >• * I# U 1 04 100 It JI A 1 A4 100 T» land that belssga to Albert P.tcbra* then*, neVefnwV It 4n north 14 degrees and » minutes, west ten and M M !» U1M fit JSSfutm**'••“****• ** lira chains ; thence north H degrees cut, lustily 5 z ’ .nsstu SIX and 13-IWlh chains ; tbenea north 11 degree, Lroi* A. Etna, Cemplaleant and X> minnteaeut, eighteen sa 1 M-lOOth coni as; Tews I North of Rang. A WeaL Mams Eujs.’tiefendant. tbaSMO north 41 degrees east, seven end Sh-lootb chains- thence norib M degtrea and 43 minute, jKKnsssr=axsarBa!*ai: euL sight aad 41 both et.aJaa; tbence north 11 la a saaSOeal ef this Sus, bat la abreas tram hta degrees east. S3 and fio-lroth chaise; thence north 5 Z ’.3SCJ3 ’!*fr*!* “d “ east, tl sud 99-lOfab laaa.nIserOereOtMSke aald nsa yasLral tiafoattsal *■? chains; theaee south 07 degree, east, 11 nod 94- a ptaet^aH re' H X TH .T7 100 0« l<«Xh chains, tkanraaouii. 71 drgrwa east, eight aad tX-lUMb elirius; three* uulE «» dr-rei, id w%ofa*£ 15 to nuinlwuw 4» minutes mat. uvea and M-lnotb chai.., thence Tewn s North of Ruga g Weak aoulb It drerea. east, tear aad iiMuOtb chains; thence norlL 49 degrees cut, fifteen snd W 10 -it, a ptefaw VI Ibeneo north 41 degrees east, sine sudh.'SaTMAis _AaiUlta<lMearaZ£Sy?gta chains; ‘ •« iwtlh chains; Ibeoee real sad ll-IOMh ehs.as l„ J ! w I" l«loe tai OertoWSXmLJta to, UaMSn^ijaainwr. a pMU* the Township line between Baltimore rad Maple Grore-.tbenee Into Maple Ggov*. SX^rtewY 1 *° ’•» RTooloto Mrikmg said Town » links ’north of tbe north west corner of section lliirtr one ; Ibenee Na. 1 uortb, tee chains; ibtec* No 9 Mrth <» de­ ass?—,—. grees east, firs cbainr, lhence No «, north t» dajS'Sap Clreett Court cammtaatoner In aad for Bau^Mair. green east, thirty ehalnac thaeeo No 4 north 11 ds <,T7 u “d «->,,y‘h «Wbi; “>«« No.». north 74 degrm aad »0 mis.tea real, right and at-lootb chans; thence No a north 14 degrees and 44 mnrats. eut; 13 ebalns; ibenee No 7 north 31 degrees snd 11 minutes east. 17 ami W liXub ‘ ATTACHMENT NOTICE. chains; thence Ne. 1. north 33 degree. e<rt « Th.ClrraUro.rt for lheCWnsty rt Bury. eha-M; I hence No »north Udegreaa AO nlaates bkxby axrrn. MSI. 13 aad An-luotb chains: Uwnee No. 10 north :.^K| SIS E5S8S5S three rad U-1 Wtb cbei.a; thaocr No. 11 north 41 WILLI AM CBOWKXX. drgrm AO miautea east, two aad 40-|ofah cboina: IbeacoNa llnoeth 4} degree, aad M rainutre ivfcfl J £ h J p, « »« n o OOM. turive end AO-IMith ehtans । ih«BM R* north l« degree, raal, seven end SJ-ICHb chains; thence No 14 north Id degress aad AO minsitn raehfonr rad 7V-100U, ehuuK ibrare No IS north 44,<4egrm east, rix rad AT-iOthh ebalna | thraaa Town » North of Rrago A ITmL MadlalyraKMa A**"T*^/jSySj**1* J s.n’B.sejs CHANCERY ORDER. aoac <7s Town 4 North of lta#r !o w,iL H M IA M 1 •• I*1» W IT 90 »3I ttlOO 3-fil l» 40 4 « 44 10* A M *> «° AD Al loo AM silver plated ragraved > boltla Castor. 1 rlrgael talk Fym, with ivory or Hands! Weed Frame, 9U W l» MIOOlOAt feathered edg. and siiauglad. 1 .trel e.rring •* Kntfo .nd Fark. very bcsiquality, Irery bal.uc- Us. vreaertM Mr Ms apeou„ raVafVittf »s 10 1 a 1A100 »AJ mlh.adl*. 1 bandaome beaded and ll.sd Parasol. 90 yards good Print. 1 r.ry fine Dunaak Table nrreti C«rt romnitaUoorrtaimlfor BMjrreeatT. a tj ofa w << VAT ARTED.-SALESMER to trevri for » AO AM « 100 Io 44 eJVafewTf »l 40 4 41 4s 100 4 S» M.nutaciuring Company sad by Mmple. Corer, fpair beat quality Istllre' .forge Coa(mod **terv«.. with greaa Boote. l^doxcn finc IdneifTowlea. Kdca. J4 •» *® 0 01 Ml* »•» Town 9 North of Rang. 7 West aat at', PbUa., IX . Moracco Trar.llag Bam 1 fancy drew pattern. neVof j 137 74 W 04 » SO 100 3». 44 W dotra elegant s'lrer plated engraved Napkin ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE sj/sfllk 1 oo ■ 14 00 1 40 ion 14 40 A. Guta, light, mw. very'pmtttabJa' Doa^bl Rloektnga. Gents* heavy chared solid GeM Ring. n 4 of s w ^ 1 *0 14 00 1 40 100 M 40 by permn. out of e-ery lOu to whom offered 1 pair ladim' high nt Balmoral Beata. 1 elegant kofTi”;/ 1 W 10 41 t 04 100 19 It AddrtM. with .tamp for ct.cul.r, QUCBB A CO D stains Drees Pattern. 1 Violin rad Bow, ia raWrf « 140 u u s u leo a; PO box complete. 1 set jewelry, pie, rar drops, and Maaahrtsme, «U Cbmtaat at. Pblla, Pa. w l,-if e e S 4 AO 14 11 1 43 100 14 « slawe helloes. jSttj?'! .» ,» «i» ■■■ Fora Club of BO and Five Dollars—1 TV X E S . ;’e V.r ’ T 140 » M 9 M loo M 41 Lace ChrtalM. 1 pair all Waol Ulaakm EnAT.T. STYLES-AND SHAPES. glared silrrr plated ( bottle Ucralriag Castor. ■MUMfrattea sonb-wart qwareae ar cemmm towje .rVrfl.V 7 40 A 79 <7 1*1 4 44 ndl—afal 1 baeetlfel Writing Desk. 1 aelid goldIforefPie. — —.T—. ty-GET TOCRS FUR KOTni.XG._il JU yard. They OneCareimcra. lor Pant* and Vet. || it ASA HIM 4S 1 set Ivorr balanced basdto Knlrre with silrar ■ M «*•• X M 00 14 01 I 04 100 IP SI Any ana who «eu<l u. an order for Fire (A) ptalsd Forks. 1 tlegaet satin Parasol, baarllr nJ? of 17 490 71 44 713 100 7» 47 Air., .1 on. dollar uid a half ..cb, with lb. beaded and lined with silk. 1 pair grate calf en.h. will rvceira ooa extra far sol Ling. •JsOfewK >’ >0 14 49 1 M 100 10 M Boots. SO yard, good Print >0 yard, good e Ji'or >-JW Ati 94M4A100 4M43 Wa will put our Ala tioogsid. afaay other brown or latoachod .'•bratlng. yard wide er 40 yard. W yard wMe. good euatity. 1 ladlre* ele­ nurd AuxnUilUi. lint larreal atmt eiaasariog Iwa’lnd a Wf lirntMe.1 wSotnw^ 11 AO lib 11 not 100 in » gant Morrco Trsrtling bag. 1 square Wool • CHARCERY HALE. We b.te med. Axn for tweaty-lwey»«r». .ad Shawl. 1 ptala Norwich Poplin Dreaa patter.. •»K*M 1 « 40. 441 44 100 7 S3 won’t yield lb. palm ia ib.pe to any nMnafactar- H.- yard, double width cloth for Is4.es' cloak. trar* or xrcjrMdx. ra* cwvra cbwt re tre er, aady.l ewefca. that a ‘vtack.r ef Illinois" Ele^eteograredailrrepUledTraPoL S yards Ownfa W rerry-ln cnearevy. called < our... bantu, ia to. patent shape. Th. circular b>l end waliaiioa. rd*. nUa lb. sum Foe a Club of 100 aad Tea Dollare-1 0 aoaax A. Beouws » A Atnutu J. Btrots■sw .DeCa Tcwn 1 North of Ruge T West. labor produce twieees ranch .ffrcl. rich Mt rlno or Thibet Dree, pattern. 1 pair Im iWsfi.V IM 110M 100 11 It Damask Tabbs Cloths and Napkin, to match. I s S ef 1 410 M M A 70 loo 41 7s This ewt fa like th. Celburn F.leol Axe: pair grata French calf Boois. 1 baary, aUvre •S w » w vs loo II it plated engrared Ice Pilcher Very 6ua all wool a e >.' uf 1 140 |l tl I 01 100 St 17 doth for ladtaa* Cloak. I web very beat naallty • lisflttf 4 to 1*0 M IM II 34 ■brown or bleaabad Sbaella*. fv ranis fie. ehufne i’ » W • 00 M 100 10 »n Casaimara tbe null. 1 afaxaol Poplin Drose pat­ w L uf 10 MO ta AS A A* 1.UJ 43 Al tern. 1 tiegnat Eagitab Ucraga Dree, pattern. n s I,’ of 10 IA0 l> 11 1 M 100 99 14 1 beaeUfal Earltab Baraga Sb.. I. 1 ret Irory uw if* 5 ' li 40 4 43 44 100 4 II batancenmudfa knfom sad fe.kfc 1 ladies or nets Sllrer hustler core Watch. 1 Bartfati Hand Portable Hewing Machine. Hplendid fam­ } 14 40 4 17 41 100 7 » ily Bible, ateaj engr.rings, with record and phow'fafawX IT »0 7 70 7i 100 1 47 ar VafaeV Id 40 AM bn lta> 4 » A GERTS WARTED. RT73 ■ mao lb to doubt, fane Kteraoeeepe and 11 foreign rtaes. 1 avlfefaeQ It 40 s.Vsfn.S IT 40 aaC a«ee>/ n to a wX-efae M It 40 n a U efa wj^ 90 00 1 VI tt a t,,*t; "Si! nns IH H I I ISTli. AXW OnaranT. Complalaut. OmmraO^^.nS^t !B SS1B lifc'.'A SS b i ;fS5S-a«m. X 1 ZS88ZB8 Z t CHANCERY ORDER. Acerrea Omreaai'o Orncx. 1 LaestM. MMfo J »ly * • S tracts ar pare.!. •( Uad. ..tasted In the Cuuat.r af Barry, drlmqueal hr for th. rr.ro meaUraad '-‘s’. “ <i»W *“T^‘ wi/rireMbjtiM Trmrareref 100 “ AO 58IB 8S9 8 “"isa,. b* 3s:=sds : - alHofevIK 0 ‘!o M *4 to 1 StHBKftS 8 I ■ ANNUAL TAX BALE* i J • M 7. is SS-8 :S ■sgj.s 2 b ae Vrtn e K* A 40 8 T> IT i«0 A 18 "alvrf 4 1J1 41 44 77 4 47 100 41 |4 aUe<0«K • »0 l044IMb<OI»n = WM. HVMill RET, AediteraraeraL J •ess.sjs- s: -r = « x -S « : ’■EX—s •*“'‘•.-■sur.'jsi S or a th.r .rare. M tbe Tel tekel ■**»*" "^ will be nlieed subject to tee OFFICIAL BISTORT OF TIE WAI, is ? a x is ,S S I —• *eitaJdl.taWm*nts contain a fall deoeriptlra nt s better qwotily than awy AOEXTa'WANTEp FOR THE other concern in lb. country foe th. uniform price of Ito Cannes, Ckaeaetev, CmSeel A Retells, ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE. tame beet of Boetan .nd K.w York refer Hmmmiui. itiphk. lit ready esir. combined with as laeraasod eneee gtaen rate th. reltabiliiy of our UmiM.ud iwaatydaysbarere tea commission, ni.kr It the beet aabacriulioa book that oar business is eotdaeted ia lb. f.lrrel aud i^i /»-». e»«r nuldtahod. On. as.nl in Ksafau, pa; rtMri. n oo i ia too ii« X 5 ^?W;E!^S,S?iUrW? “ Ceitarr, VnZbre. Alk«ra. ' “tS’sis*:: raWta’amUra. kF “><> ghreSf.'tS-reMBSttfldSre It ssw’S’Vis ssssxr J-s." i=rjg==£sSi^-= It 10 M 100 11 AT MM S» *» fe.’.vs i Woii<5r to to B tta tc * REVOLUTION lalned ta say eltar way. IM asbeeribers ia tear day*. Send fur ciroalara .ad see our term., and ■ All Goad, damaged or broken la trans, full dwcnplioa at the work. Addme N.liawU portatloo replaced wllheat charge. l-.WL.hlog Co.. Pl.ltadelehl.. 1‘t; Cinc.nn.tl, Ohio S Chicaffe, ID., er St. LmIs, Me. guar.etee errey article to cota lew than if bought Ql Ofifi A YEAR Ta Apato toorillbe .1 any Boaton or New York Wbolcaalo Hoose. <2»-LmVv Star shat He Sewing Machlee. Full particular, bee. litre indaerarnt. io .1Our Comndiiaion to.Agento perieneaf As.als <1.11 as or adjrv.. W. O WILSO.t A CO., Cter.taad, 0.; Baatoa, Maas Eseeed lbo.0 of erery olb«r establfahmral of llie kind—proof rf this can be found io comparing or til. Lmu.. Mo. our premiums with tho« of other, for Club, ol WANTED-AVEMTB. RTS ta *300 per th. ssm. site, ia addition to which w. claim to VV mooli, to aril tb. Urania. Impreerd <V» glr. better goods of tbe same character. We will send to Aerata free of charge. mon 8*um Family Hewing Macttia.. AMree. Foe a Club of 30 and Three Do!lar»tweorob A Ch. Fltuberg, Fa., er Uoatoa, Mew. l do... good Horn Shirt Fronts. 1 ret relid rpO GOOD TRUSTY AGRNTff-W.wil gold StAn All wool caitimcr. for Paete. Fire I yay ew pvr Btahlb .ad, eipaama Fur per white CeaateraaM. large me. 1 elrgaal U.1- niffii Ararren tanon'' o™"' | ■ MLO.V XOglXSOJT. KKV. HKBOP tcofr, A. COMPLETE rxor. x x. rouiuk. bkv. ncsnr nmujut. frr. thuodokk l. emu. OBAXGKJVBD. tad aaey oiborv. will tell yau that the Daly Washing Rachina aad UaHeraal “""unoJoB. MraecT. CompfaluretL Wringer their ml in eieshfag every year beside. rar tag ooa half tbe tssna and laboewaahIns. 1 on may prnv* tbeir alatoaerate tree by r.'Antu Merasv. Defondea*sending Um retail price t Wreber. 814; Extra Wringer, IA—aad are will forward, to pl.ee. ■bora no ooa U aeUIag either er balk. Im at by charge. It, after s trial ef one month. yen are 3^;.7^ *.*%$ eat entirely aatfaAad. wa will refaad tbe maney impe^yfot>iBe~^ faU trade, dP oo U» return of Ito Mrabinra, freight tm. Largodteoauate ta tbe Trade everywhere. Maa.fwiorel sod aaid |B Um Xerth-wart by DOTY IumsiIbc t. Srerl, |Ksm<. IN TRADE. Tn UP ■AU or lUIl TH LATM- TXCXL NOTICES. CHANCERY ORDER. JTSBSSBX THE 8UCCEBB Of onr One Dollar l«lc bcu caused such kxxk sew simnuBisn. •: TutiUUldmteW. It h no: tho bravo men who periled thoir Hvm fo put down tbe rob«llx»who now diroaU-n a now "rovultiiioa,’’ but tho mon who, during the rebellion, were in eympUhy with the roUte. orwniW•elves ixnburing their hand. in the blood •t tho boyi in blue. Tho dentocnta imported robda from tte Booth to etump the North ecetort Lincoln, and initiate tho rebellion. They mw bow importing the aamo dam of ma to etump the North against Grant, and, initiaie revolution. Eveiy Union eoldier'e’gravo ia an alonuont apeeeh against the democratic which was nominated by the men whe initiated and carried on the war in which our boys in blue were slaughtered. There are few facta, which we find toreely stated in tho Chicago Journal, and which should be remembered and pon­ dered by every lover of hia country who is to coat a vote in November. Every boy in blue who was maimed, slaughtered or starved during tho war, was maimed, slaughtered or starved by those who support Seymour and Blair The emaciated survivors of the Libby and Andersonville prisons are ashed by tho democrats to vote with tho wretches who scourgod and starved them. Those who filled the nation with wid­ ows, and orphans now seek to rule the Republic by electing Seymour to the 1‘retobncy. In I860, the Southern fire-eaters threat­ ened rebellion if they foiled, they now threaten revolution if they succeed. Tbe hands which cut down tho boys in blue on the battle field wiU deposit democratic ballots next November. Tbe mon who cursed our dying heroes at Andersonville are now shouting for Bcrmour and Blair. the men who marshaled rebcldom in tbe field, are now marshaling Democracy for tho ballot box. Those who murdered our sons end brothers will vote now fur Sevmour and Blair. . ? ।u - “ Art " " 433 " " '■^g srf xs re KO 1 a n or ire I u Tl rtlta 194 4« ot ini J W “ " " “ “ “ “ " Art *9 530 tel 4.11 44 at ire 1 4e 4< os ire I i« « 1 k 4* M IK 1 10 44 o| ti» IM “ “ “ “ “ “ “ \“ '• “ 4S4 3*3 AST tex 3» 490 4* <* 44 44 4* 4* M ItO 1 * 01 ire I » « !*» I » N » >H -4 I’MJ. 1 ta »4 ire 1 M 343 MX Mi SIS st* MT M< Pill Ml »-l A’.r Pit Ail S3 S3 <4 44 4* 44 It 93 st JI o •» <K UN 1 Si re IN 1 14 niitsr-lM A4 M> 1 te a* ;re 14* 04 1<O 14* Bt I" । » re I®1 J T4 nt 1*0 1 ri «9 Ire 1 M .< IN»:» ». ire I 74 n: ire 1 74 - - Prt “ “ 107 ““lira •*•!«» “ «“ |U1 1140 - 4' 44 44 *s r: “ “ “ “ " “ " “ " " “ “ “ '' '• “ '• " ~ “ “ “ “ “. “ “ ca mire i.re M 1« 1 ta it ;« 1 A> M 1«* 1 H re w ire p, I «» «* ”Lo» ne. fcl 1 t* is 10* 9 M Tillage of Oranges Ute. LM no U and «4 1 Hoe. U { S 71 X IM « H Jf !? 7«1 711"0 A0I . Village of Rhertaae **»reS*^.r M “ aM aiioonoto fast on. 41 31 M IN 1 R Dssiv Cos-art Tarascsrs'a Drrira.f llssvixu, Hits , August iTth. !W. I XTOT1CK is hereto gt.re. ihst th. 4 Town I North of Rang* 10 MTrah . IN Lands In It.rry Casmtv. Myrrsiard br tbs !•_•?(/• W * I* .* * ’ » IA 100 1 43 A editor Ueoersl sa drliuqarsl fjrtesraat tsi, land pevvtae.years.) win br held st theCaoel' faliJl 'lb,< ” “ n * 11 «‘ >«> < 43 Trraaarrr's Other, fa llsstfaga. ibr Creel, Itasl of aa>d Coualv, eommrarie* on 11-*.!><. ths ifa day t.t Owtobcr MH, al Sloe a Hee3 A ' M . a«4 faleeetforae' raaliSM free, day to dav,-H«n-le<s rierphd. re I,-.-,, .that until the aema shall brae beeu <taf.mi nl f ■< ■ mumiu cording to law. A. D. ROBE. Coua< t TrreaarWeweurr ■kWss :zb’s;E k; : Vjtf V * 2 2 M,? 2!. * 1* «« • 74 « • • X »« 00 11 0. 1 10 Ko M 11 Tewn g Narth of Rang* 10 ul W JJJ-u’BiBSXB il- ?5!’«s= S • 2>SS»5 MOIITGAGE HAL.H. ArenUa B.iea.ira MM to TUfaart Mwrarer ng* Sj&susssT—— Sss^Lyp Bre>toltan aad^^Sm'wm^ ?is 2 UBisBHa rs'ss’s •W 1 r “-glsSU :.fe ■ »7<«r l,,w :.w 1:12 IjsJ.ta.Ii'B lijKiC n B !» WMI-re E !? «S:SSB "Xj•;•*K, « *° rigtigmssr'.g.;1.-: JUiS ew nitaJ.Tiytow foe tn. a/rwu^rot art -tyj BiusiBs: TB'EK’jg 'IB'SIS1,2 amranar ofthe smrslrerai qaartar. ^SjewtexsTra-^^fi^ ” '“ma ACN.x trj.r.It. A-to* il 41 l U iro u 43 rnoaiys oanna. SSKIB 4<i m ioo i n u~>5‘«85 ::8S‘W*5>8 dS.siSm'," J*” » Mortk of Bang, io Waat BB’.BKSS 1 11!“■»"“ :m5"o& ’ " ’«"fi‘5 IIS IB!"1’" ssissiiS Bsss ifteu 04 so u M I n loo 14 tl Town 4 North nf Rango A Want » ’ * “"IWHOUtl ■jf-vAa: ::: SB -2:5 ^‘Sgsg Mm AM LOT re 1 SALE. [fc ■"■= ADRINUrTRATOR'a ■ALE. * Free Kseeaaud Let fee .Setoal iBwws« nr foe ■Iimsrernw ■seas, ar Jan. BeSeims d<Hon of aaid ditelMO will bo be given rathadsy Staiaareri foeaaarall Farm. Mt praaslof ।riling aad ta ba eraltnuad till all fa led. Th. »ten*ynoliidjra Crater Hlraet, tolwara doffer- ’moMiaheseby eiwc'.UuU injwretMM.rtlicrnw. gSgxgBsgs-Sg “ B. L. ROICX. ■ertiacs, Joly tt, IMS. »D A. PRICE. 1 Denin Commie. J. W. HUL'aUTALIN, lairam nf Barry 0. D. MOURE, J CowrtvT^ J'AJRM FOR MIE. . ji ii Bfojw fc**TT Dated Mnpie Urwve. Aagnxl nth, tone.1 feFil SSIBBBS aJ'&il 5 a is E-£i= •*"4t*"Waen.P'&vA?"j.|»raM[4ay" rreS"u flUARDIAN NALE-^ Mil Hi is 1 SB .8 8818 r< SSSfeferiiSe’i -Mfi "“fcl-ARD K w^uuryt. 3*trri5,Bw'rtB-"n'*d lD **T l»tad.Anro>C»".>«e. eswW ’’ > bieh ran'"be bes^ *E»q.!re «'■ toMSJa Zra jat’y ra. ' MT ‘W*’- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-09-09.pdf b1b4358d10270e753bfcf8867ec1a5fd PDF Text Text �J. P. ROBERTS & CO., that speech, i. too gcnmacpirit of to. Democracy of Michigan as well as of Georgia. Remember, there aentimonto of Cobb, blood thirsty as they were against all men, who dartd to think dif­ locdly BSMJ1LUA.W XeXIIATItSK ferently from himself waaa srrLAtren, and omnuxu mosm, not only by th. people to whom they were addressed, but by tho action of the Na­ tional Committee, in publishing this eparetara “Campaign Document," by tho “Simon Pure Democracy” of the ond wo are aaaured that aU things wUl be fa older. Th. Social has re^plemmnt grounds, and a very pleasant time may In tho Bajnnni's account of "Our bo expected if vnry one will do {heir County Ticket," in Its test iasua, we nobeet to make it so. Ueethatlt speaks of Wm. L. Cobb, eloner, os being “but recently a student with Hoc, Harvey Wright" Though this statement could reflect no discredit upon owr Justly popular candidate, we consider U dim Mr. Cobb. that wo should sayUtethewasa graduate ef tbe Lew Department of the State University, be­ fore he took up his residence in Middle­ ville. And, In this connection we may soy that here, at least, tbe County Ticket is strong, and Vbornapplemsybecounted on for » round 200 majority foe the tcMe ticket, statement* to tho contra­ ry notwithstanding. HAST, MUM, All VICTSHI The First Battle of the Campaign Fought and Won. • • yas best mm., CASH STORE SEWING MACHUll Intix. V0orla NEW GOODS DRUGS & MisDIClNES, SMri.T.iptf ■> . v.. Mu_ rta. ToOM Arttolw, All Hastings Outdone Brick-laying upon Mr. Wright’s new block commenced to-day. E. H. Searles is now doing business in hie now store, end presents a very attractive stock of new goods to buyers. The now store of Mr. T. A DcRlemcr Is fast approaching completion, aid win soon be ready for .MOIIG.AN BATES, of Grand Travers. GW. oum L. BraULDINO. of Cltetoe. ' BRN-na* OJT, It Maha th< y;,., ** hMlS*i4r». .ad thrw »it^r<l;l.kw than tea alreaceat ai.iek iiuriS,' od to Wakefield's block, has a fine stock of ^oots end shoes, and wishes to em­ ploy more workmen ; agood booMxiakerinecerebof employment bad better apply to bln. The store of H. A A. W. pcrarily elcsed on account of the Ulnren of the proprietors, ha» been re-opened to-day. Theeforesof B. A. AlmyACo. and E. M. Hall, have been alao dosed It i* said that Louis Nspalion’s, wages amonttt to 814,MO per day. Ho'thinks lure. Badcock A Bugbee, are buying of striking no doubt ’ ' and flouring a good deal of wheat Average price paid for wheat, thus far, onr readers hr u board from, with $2.00. Mr. Emmet Boltwoed, from the feelings of gralitudo, and feel assured Empire Stat:, has bought the bmlueei that there is hot a loyal soldier or avflian in tho land but will accord with us in this first great victory. Tbe rote is as of this village. W ? understand that the follows : new firm are making preparations to MnvTrzuxs, VL, September 1. carry on an extensive business In their The annua! election held in this State line, end have already purchased a largo to-day resulted in tho success of the Re­ publican State ticket by a largely inerveuw-d majority over lait year—toe election of three Congressmen by heavy majorities, the choice of a State Senate unanimously Republican, and a Houao nearly so. Returns from one-third of the State indicate ■ Republican majority of 28,000 for Governor, and rood judges net it oven as high ns 30,006. The rote Middlkyills, Aug.’tlrt, IMS. is the terniest east in too State since Ed. Baxter Although we have long noglretod, we have not forgotten to make a lew statements which we shall attempt to prove by giving an elaborate In this vicinity Is more than an aver­ account of what has been done Id this age, nd some difficulty is experienced vicinity for tho past six weeks. Per­ to find sufficient threshers. Osts arc haps first In order we should give an ae- yielding better than waa predicted, con­ We place tho vote of Veronal before Books and Stationery, GROCERIES 0.1. SrARUIM. Kwi-n. M.r IM. if_______ k EDWIN H. MALLORY For Coootr Cterl— DANIEL RTRJKER. Howell Cobb, Esq., in a speech mode some days since at Atlanta, Georgia, which has been published as a Southern Eteciionccring Document, truly repre­ sents the spirit oi tho Prta DauocaicT of Uris Nation. Its spirit is tho same that animated nix when, re Secretary of tho Treasury, under Jamee Buchanan,ba endeavored to destroy tho credit of the Government, and when as an opA Bx»XL LxiDgM, us did his best to overturn it. Hose >a what nx scyt of fho Georgia have gained largely over last year. members of the Chicago Wnveutioa.— Tho vote of Vermont for tho Road it mon and cmmfryinon, and then years baa boon as follows: toe if it is not truly Pure unadnltratod Dem. IMS. - - - - 28.460 18,588 15,992 1868 -,-- 81367 14,4W MtM8 1860 ------ -- . 84,260 11,880 2-^370 (Pre^dretial) 83,808 10,886 U»72 U81--------- -88,166 24,2d.T 8,812 1862 ................... 80,082 8,724 26,808 1863 .................. 29,612 11.932 17351 1864 .................. 81.260 12,2'3 18,877 (I’reridcntial) 42,410 1.1,221 20,098 1865 ...... 27,586 _ ___ • .BM. 18,729 84117 21,292 22,825 18C7 31,GM 1LM0 20,184 Having carefully road and pondered fho above, then study in a reflective spir­ it the words of “Brotherly Lore** in which ho refers to ius fellow ‘ white” eitiaons of Georgia, who differ with um sidering the drouth this summer. Farmore complain that their corn crop Is a Held in McDowell’s Grova, four miles failure, but we predict that tho yield west of this Village, on tbe 14th inat. will be about an average one. Early ap­ It was decidedly a suceeae. Teu schools ples are scarce at $1.&O@2.W per bathe! of d 1 Gorent denoqplnationa, from this County and Allegan, were present. Much palm was taken In oqulping schoolswith decorated wagons, banners, four-horse teams, Ac. Wc regretted that the Committee cf Arrangements MISCELLANEOUS. failed to secure the services of a Brae* Band, hut the assemblage aafleied no inconvenience from this failure, as we had a good Martial Band, and sufficient reaching over a mile In length; each school following ita Banner, bearing the name of theacbool, with tome wuitahle motto, or appropriate inscription. Many children carrying a motto-banner in ad­ dition. Vpon arriving at the grove, Ur. McDowell was appointed Chair­ man, and each school designated Ita speaker. The arrangement being that all tbe schools should ring two pieces of music in concert, and each achoolahould ting Just previous to the time allotted to Ita tpsaksr. After tbe exercises had fairly oommanced, and three speakers As noticed last week, wo would again having "Mid their pieces,” call attention to tho Annual festival of Waa anneunoed. This proved to be of tho Agricultural and too Arts, to bo held the plo-nlc form, and was really a mag­ at Hastings on the flth, 7th and 8th, of nificent repast We noticed too, that October. It is too late in ths history of although it waa tbe '‘children’s day," agriculture! exhibitions to need that that this part at loart, of tho exereteM much be said upon the utility of three wasashoartilyenterwUnteby tbe oMer Fa-re. The main point ia to awaken in­ terreL Whether tbe Pair ie a snooore HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, /'WmuT.-Wheet stiD mom in rspidly, nJthough FUniCUlf FRCSOllFTlORS Be Sure to See this Maehint, STOVES, IRON. range quite an h’gh a» the now. tor white whet, from matieta give an entertaintn HaU next Ratunlay evenin trrreted in the Temperanc al. who are not, be preeelit SWISS ‘FLORENCE SEWING lACHIBl* XipTv*. ■* *»» * ■ • far «•<»■■* a«4 W« UUVK WEXoXA-COiXa SOUTH. E.I.. aKI., 1ML MA1N\M»U)TIIKIW- Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. Dodge’s Clebrated Plows /Tnn Wutnn.-The BOOKS. are at present. that we are • “apeII.of weather1* In t But thia 1ms nothing to barline In goods, that to t calling at the oornner stor Blank Noto and Receipt Kflokf, Dry-G-oo<ls, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, ESTABLISHED IX 1867- RUSSELL & NEVINS. GEORGE PRESTON letUea^yoor aUeatiea to Me Hypophosphi t e, HAIR Reston CONSUMPTION. Court House, In the Cler Friday evening. The me *1 to order by D. Srn Maxixr, wm clweeu cha HAlRDRESSIfKi '»°»eBo|Qe eay most cmpnatiaajly to everyman and mony preavlled during tho whole pro­ .uu u i---------------- aredipg, .Neu fact enkiOee thi> mansgTho ofllcors of tho Society cannot make 'era to credit,, for It Is reldom that over' it a success. They simply prepare for :2000 pcr. ens meet to odebrute an Annlyour exhibition; and whatever is of in. vereary day, but wait Utile Jangle ce­ tercet must mainly depend upon you. If Jcum to mar the Joy Of aU. Perhaps more prominently we should•.mention you biing nothing to tho shew there will the । efficient and genUeauauly bo nothing to see. A greet many peo­ ple go to tbe “Ft1?’ year after year, Mr. Bakar, the President, ac |ulkod ably; and Grego.-y, thu bringing nothing; and yet wonder and himself ■ oomplain that too show is jiocr; and per- Marshal wa* untiling in hit efforts to­ n><w. CmHdr to 113 nsturul color and beauty, ---- a., Oct. T^Tu»Vi.iTij— A NEVINS. imparted to the Hsb make k Groceries and Provsions, vuu. OC. mV| tafn-r Tt..|..k. After fully digesting that choice mar w. Ui.r ik .Ww ul. •"■'f—'V—. R»r. Dr. tun.M. TfrwWsre or Eiery Desertptfes, eel, then rec if the following distinct they ought to improve. Thia is like Of Grand Rapids; Rsr. G. H. Ashes, ‘ Croclurrf and Woodes-Warc, v__r-----ridicule ru.—.. upon ----------------once own dwelling ttdDr A IL EUb, of Middlevllfe; A. avowei ot the Intention of the Pure heaping because ono-hnlf tho clap-boards1 are uft Clark, and Eugene Gregory, of Thorn­ KEROSENE OIL Deawawy, torrtjow the late ar.7 apple, and Rev. Mr.------of AR-gan. does not demand more than a passing tho gable. There are but few poisons who cannot A very pleasing incident of the day, which occurotton the arrival home of the 1st Congregational School of this vlUsge, should not I rioiitiM, but tho perfect grain, fruit and starting for tho grave, vogetnhks, and thu articles of utility and of Lonely which am to be fand ZAtL not, with ahtoont every honsehofaL TRY IT! 'TRY IT! TRYITI HYPOPHOSPHITE* OMsds Ww> tk. Feroel* W Da A * Then lot ecu -Rutlan l On b �and lllisrrltantotis. riMitr PaUU. o- . BPB0I4I, NOTIC.a JO»W H. fete-k, *111 addm. U*pl,^,,0 ... machine, BUSINESS CARDS. JJIBSOLUTIOS. ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN HariTare.ta’lretliili IH1- Summer Arrangement. 1MB. hmiprW" MlsblgasCaalral auhmIc,wk *• rollow,: TM Co-partoeraoip baretafow existing nsdrr tbe same and stylo of BARLOW. GOODTKAB A atiXT.Udtaoolrad by msiul eauaet. t£S IMh; Prairieville, Tueaday53d' out and hoar. —rat. Turn N. BARLOW, W. S. GOODYEAR, IL J. GRANT. DssUaga, A.g. H. 1M7. By ardor OQ. COMMITTEE. Ed.Ba.xxw, Permit mo at thia Hnr to address you through th. pen, and give you a brief hUtory of oar Oaxkmon Behoci Colebratton, which waa h.id at Assyria Center on tho ISth InsL All of the arrangements wire nidds tbo dav t^vimM.a.d.rery thin, put for ths reception of th. schools. At ten r the Best Stitch iX-aa’tt.-S&.l Pay Up.—Tbe attention of all per*,01 mdebteil lo us U asked to the prompt settlement of tbelr accounts. WebsrrUon patient, but now we >nud / Wonk Bra.iTe.—The .tonelaying has ' alrva.ly commenced for the new brick Moek uffiootiTEAa, Barlox, Sweezkt and Mr oof- ____ rBAiuotvA UOODYSAIU mills, East Dansby.—The City Bakery ia tbe IK MACUINE FIRST premium;' place lo get the things ‘‘needful" for •very h'luse bold. CHAMBWBLAIS is a flue fellow, give Idin a calL /SrosK ABCTNElfTB are being srccted BARLOW & GOODYEAR. Hastings, drawn by four hoots, and decorated with evergreens, flag, and banners suit­ able for the occasion, and stteadaJ with good Martial Music which greatly euli­ vened the acene. At eleven o’clock the exercises of the day commenced and were opened by prayer. Tbe seboote were then called U numerical order each one performing ita part well, which consisted In singing And declamation prinoipaRy, both tcacben and ecbollan acting thelrpart well. After the schools flnb.be 1 their exercise, they were ar­ ranged in their proper order and march­ ed to tbe table, where refroehmonU were In readinea to quench the thbaty appe­ tite. After oatlng our retreghmenis and greeting friends, we again sseembldB around the speakers ata&d, where we listened to a short but able addrma on Education from J.H. Palmer, oar Coun­ ty Superintendent. ’Every thing paaacd ■b* greet Jliareilr, er off very hurthonlously and rathfactorv the HtoUtr. Orsink VrUenK F to all present. Y’ours witfi respect, U&Mtr, and alldne.i Ciao. P. •>cc this Machine, I***'. Drug & Bookstore. Music & Jewelry. Perftnaorr. FucrCeoA, Wall Paper, A. A FULL STOCK of artlelr^f n toy list raastaaMp General Grocer, ITamraW purr, (evrrssftdpvaWsr. and wrroaiid Cheap u Uis Chckpe.t! Btkvbxs. Creek; one Just belnw each flouring miu In tills VlUagu. A good thing. xiddlbYilLb IBOf. itiTAi a mi) Mrxxlliau Ladies’ mowings.' [tlxiroete Aye. a letter of a di.tlageUbedgrallen.aa in Hie 4e Janeiro.) eotue in rapidly, although prices do not Uadwny'a Kendy Ilellrf. Hrnoratluf Re­ solvent, uud liegaUtiag pill., range quite as Ifgh a* they did, being Rio i-b Juiixu, Mai eh JI, 1U«. now for white wheat, from $1,90^1,90. Boots and Shoes, IAI10W a OOOITEAI'I MILLS tSTWoRK done chop for CASU.JH Dr® Mciicinffl, Gram, rOTlCK la bcrrtv gi'ae ibat tbe Drain doanI miaaionars ef Darn Coesty win waal al iba iM^Jparll .Kielwla. in Iba lownablB af Carl• । no^^sdar KcpUmbar Mb, IMS, al * o'cUik M. for ibeuaipoae oCeeniractleg for lb* parmanaa of ibecuaairesiioo of a Dbcb or Drain, tn known aa tUa.XieU.la Ditch, located ia Ua iar««(y^ Hair Restorer or Drcming, (taoar bottt'.) Every Drugglit sells it. Price One Dollar. ulStl a Seymour and Illnlr organ is aocn to be •tvtr il in tbi. Village, and the gather­ ing of tbe untcrrlflmi. at I'niojiJftall on TuehLty of last week looks n- Ibnugh NEW ADVEBTlSEMENTI. >OKS. Hair Ragawator. Mlns & Hmssaaiers, err st present, that we are going to have *"»peUtrf weailicr" in this quarter.— Hot tbi- Las nuthlng to do with tho IL A. GOODYEAR, raflinr st the cornnrr nture of Baiiuhv Bate & Eichaue Daler, * Goodyeail ■••gjgggrSffil Wjrsxr.Eu^dSass: raa quite fully nd Receipt Hookf, [ONABY ind and FarUts, - SPECIFIC PILE, BOOK • Hastixos Cornet Band.—We regret that mention ha* been so long neglected by nr, In regard to tbe incmbeia of the above named Band. We noticed them *lih prid.', mounted on their now and •plenlld Wag«m recently, parading our ■treeU, ilL-<»ur>lng >omc of their fine music. A good Band, in our opinion, la the Ute of any town, ahd ihould bo Well s p h i t e, rMPTION. ikit ' Wiilum Hirra’a iHCTtOBARY OF THE BIBIX T>» oslr nl.lMS miUUHwl io Aswrirs. oooAws^ b’ Hr. Beuth’e«*. band. In <u.e Urea (Man. ratnon. HlulntaJ eUb over Ifc atari rod ««>d <■• ’TltJliisJ aobacribrrs see tbal you rt« “>• gynalnr rdiliun by De. Itallb. The Srr,.^rU »ays. tb» rdlUen pobUabcd by Meaara. Derr II Co-, a tbe geasux Tbi asya. wborvee ■tob« to gel. la Ibe elH-peat f-rm. the beat DwUeoary of »^HAIR DRESSING s^csastrsstma Two Is Six Bom ct lbs Bpre,Ao HU *<R Every Bottle is Warranted. plda’a ^‘nioaa fro« all aorta of people" eodrr ,r name ol Hoatrtlar'a Stamaeh Bl I Irra! It ia so infuaka of the na..al etreUeel tosie, lU-bU.eoa, aaii seorbakc sad slltratirr barbs, rata and barks, is tbe pSUiled aplrl.aaa re­ tecs tf Bye. . „. HOW DOES IT otetRATEf ^OE YOV INSURED t The yannetf Mutual Fire Im Ct BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES “•'“iicxissdr"””.■red Capiial, . . . 13,800,000 ■■■-.-, —• — —lyi DisbaSee, Uwe < ek Daaf Daeealu is tbe Urier. MHbr DI gas-. InBsml.on er WaakeeuorIbeKIdaai Clergyman,Lawyera.BlndaaW. and all wl U^ofp .*«..*• nal worki b» three ■v’S’te'jas io anrrw tbe atraragtk wd F0WTHE CURED? .SEXUAL DEBILITY! guise a Tanners Club was held at .tbo Court House, In the Clerk's Offlca, last Friday evening. The meeting was call­ ed to order by D. SntiKKB, and N. Baili.-y. waa ebreeu chairman, and A. Boas Secretary. Au rre-cutive committee waa then «l«:ted, consisting of 3. W. Bestlxy, A gn»d deal of spirit and entbusfatrm Vaamoulf.ated, and after some prellmlMsry remarks tbe meeting adjourned till Friday evening 11th, inat. to further perirci their o.ganUation, and make Nt>cb arrangements (or tbe campaign aa to«y be nerenary. Let US have a Urge (Meting at tbe Court House next Friday evsnlog, and set the ball rolling.. j^AKRY COt’JlTY CARRIAGE FACTORY r<-<^!Uraood for Circular, g.riag Prieaa, 6W£ SST.SES Comer 4f ' 5VM. II, MCCONNELL, Agent toa.»t aod-tt IMomosJU.. Grand Rapida. M.cb, and Bailruatl Strata IfrlMjVGfl TSTfflN Broad Gauge Railway I t,l.-»t;i.t.>ATI.or UHUAaA.t.AIJOX.or I, nm>, or CLEVELAND, er OOBHY, or tu ■ MARLA, io or fnwn MICH- NEW Butiud Correspondence. BONTOI, YORK PITTaBCRGD, E». DAs-NKRt-KuUsad all right for «d,w«, with tbo Ilttlo folks of three Sabbath t-cboola,met in a pleasant grev® "»tbe farm of Mr. Furrs MEAD, aod b*d what tho children calls mighty ■ AMTIC & GREAT ..VSTKI A, • it&sse. "’“‘JlctflOiM. WAHUINGTON CITY. This la tbe oaly. Roots to tb* , Oil Regions of Pennsylvania I SrjB&rl! u,“ r**W*k*4 b} Ex! D. PRICHARD. ^OJtKTHXMG NEW Atlantic A Qt. Western Railway. Far ibe Furam af Hkbljt*«! T. PHILLIPS. e< Hartings, bat lag psrobaaed he Right tor tbo ' t fi I rer made, ia na» prrjArad lo a^Jl oa rraaooabla -&3 sisiz-d.. Uficaus bsfer* commwrting tb.ir adxnU sad so ’ 7 "jJS Ku’pAUi RB. Os. bupt SrUate. NwhrlHs, Aag.iltk.liMU. b Tlskat*asJ Baggage Cbsalti tu a �Chip Xuhrt. Aesrwa muss^-s Orrres, I Usstss, Mfofc-J-Wr *.*"•*, *, JL L. rarj/AX RET. HEART WARR [EOF. EFCHKR. REW ZHEUBUHE L. CltZLXti. jrfia. itiagl OF WAO TAX LABDl- IEW *MEITI»£M£»«, solox bobjxsox. bbf. bkjiof sbo rr. IN TRADE. SF"A corrernondunt writes to salt if 4he brow c»f a hill evar bocomoo wrinkled ? Tbe only information wo Can giro him aa that point, in, that wo have vary often seen AGENTS* WANTED TON THE OFFICIAL HISTOtTOF THE Wl iWQaUKa.CkaracWr.COMlaclA Ben if mn AiiiAim >. itovib. gwin«s J for th. .ptfirrm price of ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH: ARTICLE, axsasxa trars; All 8'1200 i OMMtodaasand or brsksa la port nt Ion replaced without sbargn FT* Cheeks drembl.g .rtirlr. kM ipoU 1. Clute al rotes meoKosed tela g oanan.ee eterr artiale to seal Ism Ibaa II ■a N 1 I I raviiniRtr. Vermin from Granaries ----- r------ nt of the Gttnre Kortntr says that after the grain is in bin, and .made level, we may spread evenly over it w quality of slaked firne—one quart io 25 bushels, or in that proportion. If the . nls<Wtmc>c3tre3ponitfhflywdldosobnt onoo—and will leave tho promises Tho , .lime must be fresh slaked and pcrfoctly dry. To keep out insects, the limo must ■ be mixed thoroughly rJ'*- *’ ’ ’’ can bo separated from it by nining it n 00 4 U 1 <i •3':n W 00 10 0C SS *> 10 M Saitos andlr. IbaisdaMM tented ud lined Parerel. srd. seed Prist. I Terr Jm Duaaak T.bls . ILiiumr. woo once strolling along the wharves in Boston, when ho mot a tall gaunt looking figure, a “dig­ ger” from California, and got into converaation with him. s •Healthy climate I suppose? "Healthy'. it ain't anything else. Why Stranger, there you ran choose any elimato you hko, botor cold, and that too without m* .ilrrr Dessert Parks. 1 Ladrta'largerreJ • AmninKTUaTOB-3 BALK. , ff Ureynoqte .fl<» auatearBMMmt AUwa.late 11 l« l» (IO think o’ that the next cold morniri’ when yougst out o’ bod. Then's a mountain then, the Sary Navady they call it, with a vallev on each side of it ono hot and one cold. Well, get on tho top of that mountain with a double barreled gun. and you con without moving’ kill cither , summer or winter game, jest as you wish?’ What! have you tried it! , Tried it! often; and should liavedono pretty well, but for ono thing?’ “Well, what was that?” *1 wanted a dog that would stand both climate. Tho lost flog I had from his tall off while pinlin’ on the unmer side. Ho didn't get entirely out of the winter side, you see, true n.i you live.” 1* 40 To 70 It 00 11 11 •< M plwwu n,AS,L“i2iSSkr DaMaAwruiuumMi CnANCKftY BALK. tt.tr* or urcmot*. rte a*ri OMvOarrr-teCteMWT. u. ueM«BA.avateSM<AAca»AaJ. 8cca*y*>.teCi tu»ar'o tea atera oa tea 8>4 itev o\’ K ovaoSiar. s nrAWsn ■K&wsiwsfrt: M 10 00 .. u 10 it rt 3, as U U n w«> MSM rod. la a .lak a an.1 .late uaaSlns h-jt.ml plarata t» teak «a iMrau awxa-amiAwtgLsra'as nd. kaUkocoulretl kola lx tho best breed for a man ov moderate means, frho haln't got but tittle munny to put into 00 |4O ,i M 1 (1 11 1 CO 1 1" M 1 <• 1100 13 «» 74 4 17 1 00 M 10 71 1 C 1100 10 io 71 • or I ■ . 11 Ml 111 <* 1* 4 01 4* 1 C- ’ r. p (. 0, | ov II WHIM 1ioo n 10 M 1 01 1 . •, i, 11 10 1 11 i ■O 14 RED JACK J. <fc P. COATS SIX-COBB II.WKI3HT. CirrvU G-.H CamiHtewarr U llijir Durr? <>■«*, Hiefe. DaSS-l Dated Ju»« K.1SM-. north llSear.ta wot. tbrm and 10-HCTV rt.inl, tbrnce uariK tl drprrra.wrat, two and SO Doth tlrauia-. Ihaiic* ..orte W d«rctj weal. Srr and to- loodi (baiSa Io a brUgt emamc tte aa Id M ud QroklM Ilia rail and want road ronmar Ihmib land that Man*r io Alteil I’atetes; tteoca a. rib II drc'vra aad frl. luioetej, wr.t ten and ts-tosih tterua t Itetica oo.ll. U Jcjrare rear. tuaoiialMt teraca north Jldajrcrw .ant, twenty SI i 0 It » It0 II |<» i KM i| counting room, put out the light, and is said a proposition was made to sack tho •ffleo, dot this was not done. They subsequently serenaded tbo Times office, ahd were advertised by one at Its editor^ to maintain' their rights, emu though :u s: ttea of a Dart or Drain to te known aa tte Mad t-.weahip'ofJol.Mtwn?, a/fciliwMa %-.‘"ctm- liiih i ’ilild ■wOTinmr •f f.f dh.jf Dvaiu CornjiiteUoirers* Notice. XTOTirt litereby tftvrsrtet tte Dreis C< n> Ln BiUktetwr* >4 Harry C»uaiy will ai,el at tte teuwaaTAlterl Pachta, (a tte tom (hip of Jtenalawn on Tbaredar tte l<Mh day af Hrpteoter. A. ffiil t)NE Dollar SALE. OO 10 100 u 1ew . t I,40 S3 1IvO IV : 1• 1 ■ -) r . •, , it« : Tte atora'-'Mla l» hrraty poklponsd satU UM PATKOKIZE TREB&T. Lt 1 tame hasra»4 plaea. TaEQAL NOTICES. Bisk kata Lav a way ov git Ung on tbe top ov the wood-bouse when other folks have gone tew bed, and singing dewets TWIST Til Ellt UE.TT COTTON till their voices spfl«Land their tails swell till it oerau sz if tbeymust split. With Special reference Is she waste of If I wax you, I wouldn’t go Into the onrt.tlrr.OM blntne’s until the pblnancts ov the country gets mote calm, for If tbno sums a big smash up, feats wllfbe the fust things to dip. STB0SCEB THIS EVER BEFORE. «0*The ‘Crew of the Constitution,' an orgaulrotioii of fledging Democrat', Which would be more projierly named If It were called tbe Crow of tho Alaba­ ma, paraded In St. Louis on Friday night ■BBIGHAM A CO*H to show their uniform. About mid­ GBKAT night they serenaded the RrpiMican office, and while one of ths editors of — ----- Orji F,ocy .nd HU pl. that paper was replying to the compli­ ment, some one In the upper story of 'the WasOfcAe Foot office nearly opposite, made a remark In response to an aasortlon of the speaker. A dozen of the crew immediately made a rush to tbe door of Che Pott counting room, and finding an employee of the office there, assaulted him; striking him In the face, and beating him over the bead with an ear, Inflicting a severe scalp wound. A : 4 io u 1 w ;I0D 11 U 10 t II 71 so 7 M U OO 1 M 4 s£ 04 t VS (e i: •AjrasciKow Tbo yollex knl lx a folr, but they ain't reliable ; they are apt tn rtay out late at nights, and once in a while git on a bad I0 4 aJ 14o t0 a0 40 4 4 and U looth chains; lueaca snath 4> decrees and IV nlsotn cast, saren .od <s ivoih elraics; tteoc. aostbMdttreasaasLfoar and (0-leOte stews; Ibcoct north Ct decrees raal, nilses and M 100th chains; ItetM* nortkda dr(roca oast, stne aad SOlOVIbcbalor. lhenee vast and si Itxtb share* to iteTososllp line,tetwood Ualtinsore and JI.pie Oretr.ltekfe Isle Msnle Oxore. 1 Mribrex said Town » Inks north of th. green east, firs cbatesi ttenee Mat north M d«grrea east, U aad tl- l«Xh chain.; Cteaee Xo. ». northtoAsgteas and » Btastes tasv right ^d &.KL.u,:':*s,rt;i;^iti“X ebrinK itenco X.t north <1 degress so mla.tas rest, IS aad M loDU ttelau tbasics go. 10 trerfo rart. fcur and Tv-liesi. cterna; itenn Mo 14 north 4; drerre. rest, ri* .nd gT-IOOth chain. • tteos. HOUSE AMI LOT FOR SALE. BLOOD. rum f and »0 Ireks; Urcnss sooth 10 degree. W.M, n u* l,; XtedT 11 11 eUU*1 thence MMth IS dogrnre out, Iter chain,; tte.-.w aoelb fit. degrees rot, Mrr.n rhs.os.nd M ante Hl M»k>. to eoaaeU wilhWad Break drain"’ ““ At Ibsatetf salted urn. sad pljtoe U. aWBm C2XSSSnfilE,*.?TZM5: SSlSStSSSfSSt’JTL“,Jf-' .«',ti!°.s:h,s‘.r2Sr2:sK; lsr.Nl «pmi soeb [.tecs, nflsod a**rdiag to Art Mo. IM ofteMi i>n Law. of A. D. MC. DImm- aMgMfgean^3Tb*tf*ft ■osdalere iterate. Drain bnmatoiith.iaaj.17 m � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-09-16.pdf b49af7f8b6b4e76313576da053578925 PDF Text Text I kt Siting* gsunsr fastings (Sanner CEO. M. DEWEY BT GEO. M. DEWEY. will XUIm tanH MM. Wkh Okailr kr ML-wIth Tlran.u U U»U<hf VOL. XIII. JasiitHS J irtrtory Hastings, Michigan. Wednesday, sep. is, MEDICAL tUILWAYB. ftrtrj. I H. KALLOIY. JJRIE RAILWAY: r. NEW YORK, BOSTON bobextb. rnm railway extrtds from f.-.vtx tun 21 U87 Mil., th. Shortest lento. FtriCffsofilinrsaluiLmiteaa holbryik a vtL’J. A*4 his tats will heAi, WtaaA; WksittMgbte (TW rims, lk# deva. WkUe b#'s Ws a **U>-Wp 6U< BMscnirte rocor . tintm, cnour. r.MA M EXrRBNMAILvIsA Itard.k.r 1 1 WillI jjsi miiTt. < OH IU P. M. L1QUTF.SIN0 EXPRESS (Deny). i. tj. AC.I3IJKI, r.l- l-.M. SEW TORE XIGIIT 5XPREM(.U«. p.m cis'cisjcat: expr^. <ttea4#n rrwelrdl. Mf^ps •<><,mI>.»#7.4S A. 4 . llirrUkur;. <■ Ililtimar#, wuh- gfottlUmj PHIC3 GF XtlUALEBS El EACH. HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors, THl OUTLAW. FBO.lt DUNKIUK ASDSALAMA5CA, - hum,-<i.6o rat am. isos. A True Story of Arkansas Life. MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER (S., The Great Strengthener and Pain Destroyer of the World. •old C 0 HoLBVOOK. by naoootrra noted tar his i J.M P. M. SEW YORK SIGHT EXPRESS, courage. m2. m. a. TAtrri ~ tnox. JOSS X'CBAEt. L COBB. PREPARED GLUE, USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE TH HUT BffiM FAVORABLY KNOWN AND EXTENSIVELY USED Hew ntrnsni eoutb, Yari City sal Visiiity, TWENTI-FIVE TEARS. MIDAJffi ZADOO POBTEB’3 tim COUGH BALSAM. Price 25. 50 and 75 Cto. per Bottle. tux bxst. linxarxer MOW EFFECTUAL BLMEDY C0U8HS, COLDS, ETC, Iforta luta e«wr J»rodii>^A. PUBELY VEGETABLE, —..... .. ■■ Tlle “Stock of the Strongs proved dreadful one forthamaolrua. Two „ _____________ _ . ....___ Tiro of of theth brothers were shot dead while six of the others ware badly wounded, several of them mortally, when the rest of them wore glad to withdraw for the time — This affair caused the most unbounded excitement throughout Arkansas. The .1 u. j1*1 <£_ “■* roa in Iredell Axeuau In the year 18—there lived •I Horvwltiwilk# county, North Carolina, a Presbyterian '■* rry. Ho was minister by the name of Curry. „— s man in comfortable circumstances, of most excellent reputation, with a large family of suns and daughters. Among tai taittwi A meeting waa held in 8t Paul an Saturday evening last tor the purpose of taking meaauree to rol'ero the starving settlers of the Bed River Colony, in .the British Praearie- N. W. Hiteon.ENj, gave a brief account of the state uf at­ tain in the Bod Biver aetOement, and tho needs of tho aottlen. There were third of tho settlara—who were entirely dostitute. The great distance which it tiers, made wheat the best article that could be sent them. The settlement was about forty miles along the Bod Eire? stated that a barrel of flour per annum common estimate. Ho suggested that appeal* bo made, to other cities of the State and to other Stales, including Chi­ cago. Milwaukee and St Louis. Governor Marshall made a few re­ marks, saying that it waa a gratifying fact that tho mode of aid was fully aa'.tied—that tho only question waa in re­ gard to getting funds to pay for wheat and flour and transportation to George­ town, where |he settlers could easily get them. Ho suggested that an appeal bu made through our Chamber ol Com­ merce to the Chambers of Commerce uf other cities. Ten thousand bushels uf Governor Marshal offered areeolurion. of the meeting that a fimd to purchase tad transport to Georgetown Minnesota, noflra than tan thousand bushels of wheat, should be immediately raiaed to relievo the settlors ; and that tho Chsm- half of the object Snbocziptiona wife with the warmeet affection, and with amounting to <1,187,75 were made by those present at tho meeting—Dtlnii Tribunt. showed a OUTLAWRY III KENTUCKY. path, and all tho entreaties of tho young Th c Great Martyr has His Head Cut man foiled to pacify him. Finally he Open by sn Enthniiastie Admirer— declared that he would clear tho court Grief of Enthusiastic Admirer. with fury depicted in his countenance. — .t-lr Ln, <ta«= b. hi. wpdwJ.taHm.mMJ.idMUialw.lh who lagged behind was sicted by Hill *<nkn i. k.t.r, id wo. ih. nipwl Ci mW- ttawtoCT. raM»r,Ltx»» Cunr. wu and beaten unmercifully. staggoring to hundreds. Many fur for aa _ m- of hia schoolmates. w. Young Howard caught bold of tho inration He seemed starnreriiur impulsive, goneroua. and the possessor time refused to belivvo it. Perhaps tho state of public fooling can of many noble qualities. From childhood Nixon Curry was in best bo shown by the two follocring ex­ ed upon the youth and struck him to the love. His fair one was a girl somewhat tracts from (be little Bock G< uiu. Tho earth. Before he eould rise HiD sprang first appeared when Hill became so popu­ upon him, and commenced pounding from Duf*lo, younger than himself attending the lar during tho days of tho Convention: samo school with him. She returned hia “Among the truest friends of the peo“For God's sake, stop, flill 1 Don't affection, and so ardently ware they at­ tached to one another that, what ia moot C> of all in the present Convention may you know ma, your friend -\Howard P” named John Hill, of St. Francis.— rare in childhood, no rival was ever rufHis enoixy, eloquence and courage fully each moment, and finally dutnhod a up in a delicious entitle him to the plsoo ho bolds, and, aa pistol, determined to take hia friend's lifo. Howard, soring tlio criaishad come and as their years wo trust wiH long retain—that of tho loader of tho Arkansas Democracy." riozod tho bowio knife that protruded Tho second extract is taken from tho from hia vest and buried itia his bosom. fosbade all same paper May, 1840 : o evident that their Hill, with a smile of singular sweetness thnl lingered on his naturally handsome Two distinguished citizens were killed, free after he waa a corpse. He then and three others dangerously wounded. died without a groan. ' The difficulty resulted from an attempt Howard looked down in to his face, to arrest John HtH, a member of the last aa if unable to realize what he had done BA<HMVE CHECKED THBOUGH. Legislature, nnd formerly of tho State . ._____ -- < — -... A«k«r l.ul. Oonvention, who aa it is alleged, is "the "God knows I would not ham done it notorious robber, Nixon Curry,who com- if 1 could ham helped it, but it was tr-ARK FORTICKBTS VIA ERIE RAILWAY. mitteed such atrocities fifteen years ago either your life or mine." ...... _n ...I Tl-k,l in the Mountains of North Carolina." He turned away with a gloctny air, breath of lite remained in his I II. RIDDLE, Atlength, al the age of County. Tho train upon which the eloquent «xhile waa first expected arrive*- without • him, nnd groat grief fall upon tho faith­ ful. " But tho next train brought Vol, to the unexpected joy uf the crowd. One en- rushed at the embrace him, his delirium n wabbly condition couragecnenta of _ advertently whacked the sainted martyr side of tho head with his cmb-etick. believe yon 1 officer," immediately canceivod himself to bo tho object of a horrible conspiracy. Louis Napoleon, General Ceosar and other great mon of different ogee have been subject to repeated attempts at o»saasmation. why not the Great Martyr, who is in a more aaa-aaa^inxte condition than any of thorn ? Ho raved and swore. He drew a re­ render p BEAT WESTKRN B.ULWAY. ward for the arrest of John Hill; and' thus between the two, it eoetns as if it Were we writting fiction, we should turned and was about up with tho victim. Hill pecked up hastily and sei out others, and Morales Ei.. (<Un») 4:40 a- m ; D»»Kr. W stitnted, duty compels us to add another with his wife ana children for Upper renewed his flight. incident before thia tragical tale ia endonce of a band of dasperadoce that It will be remembered that Hill en­ Alleghany Mountains, near the tonnes he bed reason to believe would protect him. He waa pursued by over a bun- joined upon his eon to avenge his death. Faithfully did that son obey tho com­ mand. When be had reached his six­ pose of witneernng the sport and secur­ teenth year hb left for Texas. Ho was ing a part of the munificent reward that name famous by the ntimlws and char­ was offered far his apprehension. HID mother! PoorHowardI I acter of hia expLsts- WitU«t attempt- was overtaken at Conway Court House |iaLE.<Mc(:sui.n»» " • by these men, and halting hia wagon and The Butte county (CaL) Prttt, 4 stated that the young rob- aimonishing hia wife and children to eittagtlwabove,any*: "Thereon tooka lite for the sake olplun- keep their plnoee, he marched forth with who disbelirre thia story, but it his death-dealing gun. The gallantry of the action, and Hill's in every particular. We knew RAXD TSUKK RAILWAY. #!W TOM PIANO FORTE COMPAKT. tni The Starriag >*ople at Bed Hirer- HUL Bulliee who sought Quarrels on ooms word occund between him and any tho aiigbtest pretext, accented aDmanner of his neighbors ; and yot all knew that of insults from him, without a single it waa from no'.tack of courage on the word of romuustzance. part of Hill, for all the hunters that One day in September, 1845, white he was seated at the breakfast table, HUI Swamp," or descended by torchlight to* buret into tears to tho bowels of tho Orark Mountains,ho *'What is the matter, dear?’ Inquired had tho reputation of being tho most hia wife. tearless. He was ovcr-wholmingly cleet T have had a dreadful dream. It is a warning. I know I shall dfo before sknsot Together we have encountered perila tnd hardsihips; you abandoned auence, and speedily become a leader in tho ranks of his own party. Ho was a member of the Convention which form­ me. We have loved frem childhood, »^d ed tho State Constitution, and was re- that love has never known abatement.— slscted to It is this that troubles me—not regard tot self. It is indsllibly impressed upon my mind that I shall die a horrible death before sundown, and the thought that it will distress you. also distrasM ms." These were the exact words of HUI.as testified by his wife and children. His "famous fighters.” A close and cordial intimacy grew up between thorn and HiH, and the latter, most unfortunately, and unguardedly, made George, the (Th# Circuit Court of Popo county, in eldest, confident of his previous history. which Hill redded, it should be rcmarkIt so happened that George had a most ambitious desire for political distinction, and mode a request of Hill that he “When a man’s time hosc<jmo,ho should resign his seat in the Senate in his fovor. HOI refused, and the broth­ bravely." Then turning to his son ers conspired to revenge. WiUiam. a bright boy of 18, ho told him Sending to North Carolina, they -pro­ to go and get the Bible, and upon it he cured a copy of the reward offered for made him sware to kill the man that Nixon Curry, the notorious robber. The lolled his father. four, powerftxl and determined as they "Here oomeo Moses Howard, tether; were, dared set attempt his CLpiar* alone ho will protect you," remarked Mary,the but secured the Assistance uf a dozen eldest daughter, aa she described tho young man approaching Hill in in his own houao. The 5..U. The youth, who was a fine, powerful never forgot his daily peril. He always looking man chatted a tew minutes with carried an enormous doubla-barrelted the family, and then went out with HUI, who shared and dressed himself with and in those days its population num- nai.'wn.rtitt 8»«»»r NUMBER 21 od hospitality, and such continued to be hia character ia tho country which he had adopted for a period extending over THE MOAB OAOUl—Dccnx HACK ROTT1 _ TO jamit ght ftsstisgs dered in this way by any damned Radi­ cal, you know 1 The reception party at- ecstacy of a dead friend. Hi refused to be oonviucod, and continued to rave wild- repairs, leaving the wretched Bonding his thanks to a Geonrian for of nkU T.Ai.-M Hfiaoia,and and they have lost faith in the sir with the The writer doubt this who saw what I mw in Chi- grand and square unmolested. rifle sra hoard from rat him, but all resulted tragically or In- DU. ZAD00 FORTER'B ^■OLESALE A BETA IL. oyster depot, I It latena <h# Mbits ' reran oTstKRS* Wholesale and Retail. Curate Sugar Coated Fills, that Curry waa undec the influence of strong drink when ha revealed the strange history of hia early Hfo, although he »r eyef ctor rated upon." Two months' altar this conduct qurinted with hia wife, who has just died, when the waa a school girl in a Pana tu RECESS �®k» £»»th>gs giaarr. TKETUOEDT AT 0 J. P. ROBERTS & CO. *; rr -(Iprii ooow. 7'^ ewr nsiir=T====» D. ■PMOUMXa'M CASH STORE sewing machine** Inthotv,,.,. U*HT!X<ri», Mien- NEW GOODS: uniLicia naniTian DRUGS & MEDIHXE8, PHILLIPS & BEBTLey louluu FOB PB ratDEXT, ULYSSES S. MAVT, ai'DXrott, HmlD.D. A Splendid Asnrtmenl for Sale at Rail Hoad Prieee. Bingh^n, th* or ILLIXOIS. FOB VICE-FMERIDEXT. scBmrm orrxDf.a.c colfax, P^Aeew, Won.IL Waahbura, M. Ofof Wisconsin. the Republicans, forgetting that Tnn Ths MO/frimiiPensylva- meeting held! JSSlV%&a°mu~ Battle Cr«ek Nowhere Metis iocs mmsuttn^, Itk <■ much me niag the Blockade al Vicksburg, IL CH ARUM W CMrtBKE. Ill < h a iu >< r <.-::itAU. iv. nvito.s <i cUTCHMOB. V. GILES IIUUBARD. . ... VL ktlCHAEL C. T. PLE3SNER. man waa gifted with either physical. loyal1 American, who, with hia wife and: dtUghite, had traveled 1500 miles toeae HENRY P. BALDWIN, of Wayne. MORGAN BATES, of Grand Traver*. GEK. OLIVER L. CTAULD150. ofCUakm. •Sr Trumver— EBE3EZER 0. GROSVENOR, efUUWals. eurrod. In which all the partiro eugagod ware Democrats. The notorious Sol Ak­ and acknowledge that tho Republican en, a Democratic bully who Ilves al Goparty saved the Union from complete destruction by his rebel frlondi, abollah- It-Vaket tlu Bett stild. kteebuUiaUU. hundred passengers, disappointed tho lie patroeag*,which of the “Corinthian” *» Akern’ aide throe time*. Inflicting, It ia Th Is created great excitement, and I am told that Joseph E. McDonald and women in the Southern States are pro- Major Kinney both appealed to> the drunken rabble,begglngthem 'for Gee’. a. a. iwiiiii. which ia certainly a pleasant place for SHERMAN a PRINDLE. nation has ordained three tawa, and all but three of the rebel States are fully restored under them. But the Rev. the very beet Hotels on this continent, the table of which, aa well aa the fix- Will Lunt a Lifo-Tim,. Books and Stationery, 11. WILLIAM L.STOUGUTOX.ofSUroepk III AUSTIX I)LAIR of Joekaoa. rould speedily reduce them plctcly disgusted, and the effect will be IV. THOMAS W. FERRY, of OUow* T. OMAR D. COXGER, of fc. Clair. the Traveler, and which renders* it a This la Indeed poetic Justice to rebels ■Rl. RANDOLPH STR1CKLAXD. of Clinton. rpHB CHEAP COUNTY TICKET. .1__ __ through tho “raging cannoul” into tho city of Montreal, twelve hours behind raised four million* colored people to ths port air and glorious sunlight of freedom. But what la freedom to the that hia tongue stuck out, when the man Rev. Whittag at Albion • OKX. WILLIAM UVMPHRCT, of Loeavao. te Sopi.-inUn.lrul of PMit tneirp^M— OBA MEL UOdFORD, of Eetoe. Grooerlea, GROCERIES. THIS MACUIXK omiuxM ixo or rue onurr. TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM Ml Am*H*«n Iw'.i.i. w_ w . ' •M HABDWARE STORE, Friday night. -We also learn that In the EVERT MACHINE IS WARRAIYUt H. A. GOODYEAR, PHYSICIANS* PRESCRIPTIONS DANIEL STRIKER. AHA D. RORK. place by tho Vermont Central, staying WILLIAM H. JEWELL. prettiest Villages in the Green mountain FRANK ALLEN. fincmont and Wealth of Its population. restored to political power again,” ex­ claims thia •■medium," without repent­ ance, in defiance of Justice, taw and hu­ was discovered by the engineer Jot a manity, ought to be permitted to asaai peering train lying alongside the rall- God and man. Be Sure to Sec this Machint, STOVES, IRON. Buraly, the spirit of dltlen. He Mated liaS he had been at* TRA1XX LEAVE JACKAOX-GOIXO WORTH. U.11. «lt.llA. (.rttegixo ood Wroonn. playing fantastic tricks through this from the meeting aad tbrowwout at the WILLIAM L. COBB. JAMES W. HOUGHTALIN. was thoughthe oould not possibly recov­ that tho Republicans hare er from his Injuries. • Iren hundred and ninety We are also informed that the eoudue- Horrard, Yale and Dannonth, in Now JOSEPH COLE, ISAAC MESSER. England. This trip was delightful, but j. p. Minn a co. doltarof.it ROBERT J. GRANT. "FLORENCE SEWING IAOH1L* LEATE WE50NA—QOIXO SOUTH. f^T MAIN B RUT U KBS’ Hanlon, eras roughly treated by the . NEWS DEPOT, cl ■ esse of our people, that wo will only rospocta a first-rate Road, ably managed, to about T4 cento to the gold dollar. Thia part of hia tirade would have choked a common mortal. Under Republican policy the currency iteadlly advancing 1a value to specie heals; yet by that same policy the revenues all squandered from zeimux commnna desire to vitii the famed and romantic gument si the Rrx. Gentleman, which waa applauded by those Democrats who Mmtxt Surreal, Gxaftox Cc N. IL, Sept 7th,J88F, night ta the week, Sunday* not exoept- ouroalvae thia daddedly rainy morning On the evening of tbellth Inst, at the nor would they btlitva him If they did. MISCKUANEOUa Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, JEWELRY & IUSIC STORE. R. HERRICK. Dodge's Clebrated Plows Dry-Goods, Groceries, sell and drink wh'-akey every Hats <fc Gaps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, (IX R0B15S0X A WiailTUAX-B 8T0RE.I DEALER IX ‘ Blank Note and Receipt Bookl, ’ day anti ■plrituallaL F.T.MAIX. I Rul:»ri.Fr*.WkMT*; B. MAIX. f aa. »a it ... , ■ It would.pay tho RepuMb —It is generally conceded at Waab- Etepoi SPECIFIC PILL, gABBY COUNTY Th tart ^.rou THKCCRKOJ CARRIAGE FACTORY! .« ■ • SEXUAL DEBILITY! lex amn’at *f CrnUnla Tbwb. to.olnotary .NighUr Freak Cm4s cdutaitly M fcaW. Morahtul enjoyed a Dinner that waa oil the moat faatidio'JW could desire, and that for tho capacity of his barrel, hence hit did honor to the reputation, National shot tcaliered. lawBorf of Ihol LEGAL Blasts ASD STATIONARY RUSSELL & KEVINS. the State and deliver himself aa he did tho broms of the morning boras along to Detroit, with the ease, comfort, and he omitted Io say, that) from any tiling he said. Ho evidently waa under pay BOOKS. CLOCKS, BATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL­ VER and PLATED WARE. hia pollUcal pills. Our trip bating my serious illness was latter of w hleli they usually take In very delightful After ths torture of tho ride JZev. Gsnttemi N-EWSPAPER1,* ei< c—d» wnigg reftrflew of Dioolo, equivalent to tel Ung a talsebood." is a maxim in words, law and politics, but HASTINGS, MICH. Wednesday, the cannon & NEVINB. tho ait ting roan, and broke off the back of a chair occupied by the lady of the point we arrived after a pleasant nde Hs started offby In forming ths audience. P»m. Tbvoo abaalA *M ffctl to mm tko I’P** WINCHESTER'S SrsctntreX ■ OBOULVBB, ABMRt Jfcw/tjk iarecBstilt •torn lUViril. 1 •nr leoopwitT. GEORGE PRESTON I AM NOW SELLING W'Rg’xw, A No. 1, at 1100,00 01tt,toW86. ante FAMItT aioczim JJt Y YOCB CLOTH AT Liberty, and |o btat thh Government HASTINGS-WOOLEN FACTOCT. forever, and that other terrible tact that SUPPORT BOK INDUSTRY! ftrot quauty gOMCTtUMs MOW ~ �(fay -* 'Mf and Haiwrtlauww. BUSINESS CARDS. in AinrniENEin. ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN The O> partner*!:ip hirotofoie ndatlag i-viAir lb* pama and atylo of BAULOW, GOODYEAR A OBAXT, U dMnd by mdtoa! MMst. Mint, Stmt Maili »«w lain auxx, DABTIXQH, My| . . . Mien. N. BARLOW, W.8. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. '/ M*»tiog», Aog. IA i«». F. N. GALLOWAY, BpIcFaL NOTIOE& BANKER. coLLrcrm-w mod* a vutrma. I-R -"wm mu Wroro.an. HABTIX08. - . . ndvl . • . MICR.' MI88 E. WILCOX, . BARLOW A GOODYEAR, miulineb. «D BTOMT.mUCX BLOCK, HABTINGB, . 87 . MICH. Real Estate JBrokor fTOe*. D. S. WOODWARD, Dry Gait, Gritirlii, Hickory Corner*. Mlcb. •prtbml MISS M. MEAD, DRESSMAKER. RAWTIXOA -• . »b17 - .. MICH. Drug A Bookato Grand One Dollar Sale! MRS. jC. FREEMAN, MIL l7 n E R, FREE or COST orxa na iwr orrrex, HA8TIXG8,. . . aSyl - • - MICH. A-gents I WILLIAM MYERS, PM»r la Ktuic & Jewelry. Great Dollar Bargains for our Customers. tfaroirt nxai sroxx HABTIXOH, - - • nJyl ■ • • MICH. PIECES FALL PRINTS GEORGE PRESTON, Just Received. General Grocer, MLDIOIXB8, CHEMICAL*, BOOKS <b STATIOXKET, Parfaawry, Fancy Good*, Hull Paper, A, A FULL STOCK af arllale* |a toy liaa eoaalaaU, akd nonoa QKJin. HASTIXaS, ■ . . aiyt • - - MICH. UTCaah paid for Prodoea. trtate 1 our eiUccus, at Unkm Hall, on Saturday evening, to a rendering of a Temptrcnee drama •The Drunkard—or »ra aanmtwtrra. idllor Geaeral lb. fll.UUud Republicans Awake I DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, • Empire Block, MIDDAETIlXg, ■ allyl . MICMIGAB THE.BE8T rmenlko for the Xe*lp Upbe IN TTIITl l.redloto from -Md> H ‘ »>*•» Urwaatelr toatod tb* pwtfihre* r**r* bT • b«r of oar laadlec ciiImm. with th* mat rrailfjtacraaalta. W. OO« fM| J«.U»«i la chall«r*< ““ WOBLU To proAaea • V.^.taM. preparaltoa Ita eqaab »l, Chicago. III. Boldov all Ant daa. .drnggfeU. Frtae. H p« bottle. •eptlty! ASK FOB WOODU DtrUOVED. Safe. S.'TlteyK S4 :ii COMPOUND I3TBACT OF u] RatlUBhl. DR. LAWRJEICE'8 s [’ ScIcbIIBc, hl Uglily e-llfled, no doubt, believing that they had the truth direct from the apirItworid. But only think of It 1 a dem­ ocratic auiiem c listening to a "political pnachcr'." TT lag the l«a*tpi>)ario»* a Rbv. a. B. Whitim . l—A Spiritualist elogyu'wi, endeavored to expound the damoctxlic crowd according to Ft. Tam­ many, at the Court Holm on Friday RESTOR ATIVE It to ab» a •■^•rtoe dieaiagtfer 1 ncy ate very much disaalinffed with at !m«: one man on ibt ir County ticket.— We bear UiJJ threat* of bolting. Now, ■11 that t« very foolldi. .Some of the nasal neo nre very good men, aa ,the world gon, but good and bad alike, on each a ticket.'will all go to the “old •crotch" together, on the third of No­ Ibat aill|k*ep ■ Hair If f«bd *r gnj. to aaaame a nUar.l rotor e>4 «lpor, wilhaat •ctiag m »_dya_«r atoiaiag th* SuT’ ' DI ■iroaloa* ofaaid iBtebea wll! ba girM pa Ua “BOSADALIS," */iwU dent; J. M. Nevixb, Vice D. R. Cixig, Secretary. On tnot ion, proceeded to Captain, two l.leutcnnnta Sergeants, reuniting via: , -IhtXY, Capt.; I). E. Bikdgall, let IJeu’L; J. Macs, 2nd Lieu'U; Wxn. H. HarronD.lat Sergeant; H. Lswis.duty Kerjeant. and N. IL Brox'box, color batgeaDt. -DnocxATic Nomination.—Friday b aald to be-nu unlucky day, and If the ftallcmen, aeloctad by the democracy «f ibh County on the 11th InaL, aa randldale fur county offices, don’t believe It no<, they certainly will do »o at the eicac of tho campaign. We certainly Illy y<>u gentlemen, and believing that the id^tuf November will bury you oo deep that you will never be heard from again,we pen thia epitaph to your memwy. Sheriff; Samcbl Stowell, of Woodland; Tretaurcr, H. W. Smith, of Cwitoa ; Clerk, Cko. Rias, of llaatluga; Jud® of Probate, C. Hawwa, of Irving: Regblar of Derda, E. Flambbvbq, of Bury; PmoecuUng Attorney, JOHM Caavrni, of Middleville; Circuit (ourt CummU-toner, Wm. Burqukx, of Haaiinip.; Rcprcoenlatlvea, H. A. Goonnut.and A. J. Bowme. taTHAIH DRESSING BEST REBEDY YET D1SC0YEJIED. og^c£*^r.z*Al!!.,XiU^S»L .y **”*5 *■* »» Dtasaofti£BW,LiT8r,Iitafi, The tan' Mitial Fin In. Ct BARRY ARD EATON COUNTIES GENERAL HEALTH RESTORER. BOSADALIS FarlAea the Olaod. laapiove* the Appetite, Alda Dljaaiaa, Correct* th* BocraUaae, And l«part» Tone,Strength «ud TtvuattF to tho whole Bra.eta, Bo that pmoaa uiog it foel' that they M0ay aa •aura oew life. ROSADALIS HYDE & PRINDLE, li B L L B T & CO. NEW YORK, ad ajDMt la thMClty*tbe th* ESTATE & INSURANCE Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. Bead th* Mtowiog from Mr. F. Olla haaaally, U| Faihatogltti Aaatomr la IbaWiddfe Geoegta Aed'eal College, thief rfarg... blal. at Meath Carolia* luring lb* war, VUa Pmldeot Oaorgia BROAD CAGllg BUORT UMK. ATLANTIC i GREAT 78TKRN Dr. taerreoe*: I !>»»• eanfally eiamlnx! year formol* tor the Itoaadalia^aad raeooimewled al at mr peiieni*. 1M ro ae, aad naaat prove apotow romady )■ .lldlamM. roq.lrtog Urn elrtataof a groat ri- Broad Gauge Railway! CIXCntXATt.ee VRBAXA. OALTON. ar MAMr.,LD.cuvyoo. ~ co«»v.-Lu. Baittawro. April IX UM. NEW YORK, Baltimore. Ud.L'areh LIMA bait AilemUro In a*», and tbenforo «baoiM>y FKAIBIKVILLg, THOMAS J. DOYKIX, XD. WASH IMG TOM CITY. Baltimore, February JO, IlM. Dr. J. J Lawronoa, Sir: I taka ptoaanra la rocomaeadtag roew itaoomia. aa a vny pow> ■rfhl aUarotle*. Yean troly. R. W. CABRJX. D. Thlala iboaaly Boot* |g (h« Oil Regions of Ponntylygnia • Wa knew Dr. Lawroaea'i Ioe*d»lla to be aaafe and raliabl* attorwUro. Sbj aad taha pteMoro ia roeenmeodiog U totha praferom aad,0^ p^rim. baiuw a mwurt mill*- e* HTWUM ta-O-Mte CASiUJM r*C �•aooxntG luroniT or wn hxioil ■nr Atnmtoitm. SOLOW XOBIIOOtf.glV. tuuor SCOTT, nor. x a rounds, kxv. nvner *abh Farther Rrtioslan af the Murder af BLTCHJiit. iter. THKOnoKK L. CUTI.tK. OBAiOKJVDlJ, sad many olb.r., will toll jhu the WilEeh TueOy-Xe TrtM of the that lb* Dey Machin* aad . Criaiaals Yet obtained. Wrtugvr saisthe r -noli. cto:Llng non yer booidoe aeeitig ova half th. tuna an" laborwaahVpecW Tcfagram to lb. Ci.Hon.ll Locteviraa, Nopl- 4. One of the tros’. appalling Uegedito that over wound in thia nwttos of country wee enacted on hot Thursday afternoon,.In a lonely epot in the donee fwwt leading from Banrtolph Station,on the LoulrriHc and Nash rille Railroad, rome ten miles non th of this city. The point at which it transpired to known m Loft Island and Pond Island, and is in the midst of tho forest, with no human being nearer than two mllee—the db<jnoe to Randolph Station. It appears that an industrious-Ger­ man, named WUlloh, and known aa .‘•Charcoal John,*' a name given hhn beeaoM ho bad been engaged, io aomo ex­ tent, in burning charcoie, occupied, with his family, a little log house on a piece of land owned by Charles Smooth. Tbtrtemlly of “Charcoal John*' consist­ ed of hla’wlfe, an infknt child, and a little daughter five years of age. They were highly eataemed by their few and distant acquaintances gain thrifty and ■worthy family, and had managed teaave a few hundred dollars toward future neceaitlea and comforts. Yesterday morning some Itinerant, Deming near the house, waa horrified a< discovering the body of John, lying not far distant, In a pool of dotted blood, hie skull broken in and the brain nMing from It The frightful wound had art” dcntly been made with an axe. A porHon of one of the murdered man's ears had been hewn off, and his face was coated with stagnant blood, an unrecog­ nisable maaa of human gore. About sixty yards from the father was Another horrible spectacle. Hero lay the dead bodies of the mol bar and her in­ fant child. Bar skull had klso been broken, and there was a fearful gash In her throat,probably from a blow Intend­ ed to sever her head. The head of the child was also broken, and both were covered with blood. fctlU farther on waa a spectacle even more ghastly, If that were poeelble.— This waa the little daughter, only five yearn of ago. fihe lay stone dead ; her right shoulder literally cleft from its place, and a frightful gash descending . deep Into the body, the blow evidently haring been struck while the pcor.ehDd was endeavoring to escape the clutches of the murderer of her parents and sla­ ter. As soon as poeelble after theca startl­ ing discoveries wen made, a messenger waa dispatched to thia city, and arrived a little before 8 o’clock, proceeded' to the Office of tho Superintendent of Folios, where be laid the story before the au­ thorities. Officer Dillon and Coroner Dick Moore were Immediately despatch­ ed to the place designated by the aesHQgvr, and loft here in a buggy. Short­ ly after getting into the woods, beyond I?anlolpb Station, the buggy broke down, and they were compelled to start oh foot and employ a guide. Before reaching the scene of tho forest tragedy, they several times became lost In the darue wood, and It was with the utmost difficulty they finally reached their dec­ lination. Detective DUlon found the body of the murdered charcole-burner Inclosod tn a rail pen which had been erected to keep off the hogs. The bodies of the wife and childrep lay where'they bad fallen. None of tho.corpcen were approachable, having lain an long that the stench of putrefaction was almost euCTbcatlng within a few feet of thorn.— It la not known who murdered them-; Said a well known lawyer of Bt Tnais the other day, "I have been a Democrat, but I cannot vote to surrend­ er everything we fought for. If I can do any good, I will take the stump for Grant and Colfax. ' Groceries and Provsions, KAUB, AXES, SALT, COD FUR, Tla-tfsre of Erery DeMrlptien, Crockery aad Wondra-Ware, &EEO8ENB OIL, “ rU,‘eU“ At th. aland laUlr '•copied by A; Rroraac A Os. os HtatoBireos, Haatsap, Uieh. CA?JH WILL BE PAID For JI kinds of Country Prcd.ec, .scb aa Buttor, Egp. ,knitbl*F'ASUla' •' re^tUl^sjEwd^v'ltriet attntloa to AOUTSWAITCD FOB THS OFFICIAL RISTOtY OF THE WAI, ItoCaaaeSaCbatBct.r.CoadnctA Bcsalis, IT m MJUMU L tTlNDt. Ito rrsdy sale, combined "ilb aa tnerea.ed SMaaiMaiM. nak. Il tbe beat ■■bwrtattoa bwk fKEStS,."XSJ!: toe seb.Mllirs la fear days. NaV far airaalam aod aa. aar Irrm. aad s fall l««nPliM uf th. wort. Addrws Xailaasl PaMtebiac Co, PbilU.lnhia. Pa.; CiafaM.ll, Ohio; Ch£m». ill , .r Bl Loala. Mo.________ Sill OAA A TkARTa Asaals to aril lbs <3 A. fa VV Star Untile Uewtag ■ aehlaa. Fall fMrticvlar. ft»«. hslra lodaccmrnto io ««■ Mrtwfa Ar.nto. Gil so or sddrvsa W. G. WILSOXACO. Gotland. 0.; Doaloa, Mui, ar Hl Loaia. Mo. %VA|rrn>-AOBIFI "• rts to kXX> par V V eeilh to »ll th. Oraoi.s Im pro. rd Ga>. boo Itesaa Funlly Bc-inr Machlar. Addtua tteooeb A Co. Pittobort. Ya., or lltoioo. Mau. rpo GOOD TRUXTY 4GENTS-We will I pay »J0 p«r month and eiptaua. Tor |>or. llcalan. sddreu Q. W. JacUos, A Cb, DsUlmorr, Md._______________________________ A GENTS WANTED. SlTb • ■ooaih to A. sail tba Gsouioa Oroid. Hasting Cawd WaUbm, but inHsUoo gold waiobm uada. druOroid. Watch Co.. Boatoo, Mau VV MsaoAotariop Company aad by uuipla Good wares ar. au.rarU rd Addrra. with •taaip, H D. nAJfILTOX A CO., No. 113 Chutout si, Phils. Pa. 4 GENTS.—Xsra cbane.to maka moo«y. Arlieln light, iwv, ».rr nn>8iablr. Boocbl Maaufectorwa, <13 Cbutool si, Phtta., I'a. AXES. ALL STYLES AND SHAPES. HF GET TOVRSFOR NOTDINO. JB ksea. st oa. dollar aad a half raeb. w>Lh lb. cuh, will rneri.. oaa extra for aotblog. W.wtHpataor Aa. aloapid. of say othrr toske aad fror. It lb. but •atsbMi aod tb. A. have mad. AsuAr iwauty twoyran. sail wool yield th. palm Io ship, to say Ktoaofeeluror, sad_yot coo fas. that a ‘Tracker of IHimMi" callrt Coiavaa. baal as Io hia pstoal ahaps. The eircal.r bit aad eoatlaooo. .de* makaa tb. ram. labor prvdaw twice u much .Jacl Tkto mH. lik. th. Colburn Patool Air.. sad a dotermiaalioa ta Sell Goods at tho Lowest t, F0B1BLK BATES. tJeil bo a pleasure to no to wait os ruttemera. W. A. SAHTWELL. Banting*, Doc. It, Imt,____________ aasstf Profitable Employment. ’» with from MOO to »IM raptML to opM ofOm ia Important lavs, u to Mt m eanraaaiag UHk in retry ftaaly ia the Ualtod State., for tn. sat. of the new Figure 2 Sewing Machine, LAKB KNITTING MACHINE WFQ. CO. ‘‘ CMccjwc FaTto, Mass. nnem lot Dwliar Ante tee aenrad anch A. COMPUETE BEVOLDTM IN TRADE. LEOAL Nona* ■ MUMM«va-'iatr.A-D.uau LoaxxwB. Mcxmt. CamylalaaaL R. Aarau Mcwxr, Drfesdau’11aattsfoctertlyavpvfagto ajdajjsBAtotettls CraMywrereUM nejtM'luv^ £ IIHJP :&!?.•/ SB ahtfsrowX 80 M TWt'.VSS ^1?ofn7w * M M os'Vii li'rst'ifoB toy nf Octobra mat. •« lh< i^lfsA M 80 JSSS^^TSS^tosSrS-S-* ANNUAL -TAX BALES- a K U n• X >• * 14 43 4 44 IM If OT nokofnoX » <4 • »’ 41 »“ ”> wIRnfeoiXft 47 61 f fl M 100 10 « irIbt. Town 1 Xortb of Range 7 Wrik n i11 p eUofnaV .Urtnwtf rinelf**^' H *> IT 80 17 SO sol? of aw 17 a <ol a w IT abVornwJ< a w V •ffi* X ..{diel nek ria. V owJdofeoX n d Q efn w X •Aft. a C k I U 14 14 I* H IT ■* « M IfM 1 » loo ft OT f ft « 100 10 II I M M 100 3 <1 alw opm al Ibo a 4 40 04 IM f M • corTot aatd tr. »U »»"«•* ibrne. far anmgb l»f ft 100 10 If SoVV'b^kI •* IM * n <# :3S’*',| 10 40 <43 on ss *.s PATRONIZE THE BEST. Kraals ga ;s Sisis VJ 1.1? 1M ft’ft® »s« a Hs?hsss JTW.’Ti IS.n'S.SBJS into eex.tjffie.^’Zfc^ti't?' rw.’A* ss i Clri if v S ‘2 :«•.?# ss »si;s*» ikwT.V ' .J Stil'.Jf.,'" •atWKESESggg Oroukorart* <fomm>Giolier^5ij& harry S H muu. DriM Maple Grore, AnpMi Htk, law. T aag1H7. ’ ffbldb pax'pbt bril Ea,nirial!HxoR*o ra'jT.Sf “ " :.W#52 • rflr.ra »“ 4* *J M i «’ H Im is. “ 04 Iff 1 14 « £2 ■: loo I* S3 ■ t e 43 IM 0 n w™ 31 10 1 II IM 34 31 ;a SO I 13 IM a7 IS is W 1»o JM ro at 8<‘*« 2 44 IM 7 31 16 140 10 144 10 1*0 4.X ft 13 u.y.re.w is owVrfnwXlf •>jft* • X » If H 1 07 10O 33 74 If H 1 07 IM 33 74 10 77 1 IT 100 -J J4 M 15W 1 so sn 40 4 33 10 4 57 S3 1-0 If 47 n iro 734 M 1M 4 to <4 IM 1 33 Sl ft *“ KIM.TM $5$ EE Is -Kfts.X U .0 ES f 1*. >1 100 11 03 iS EISJU w ft 12 Him 42 is s!s“ii . u- r «“ «« ill m 2 S ** ’” 0,»} s n 03 tw l u 33 fl M ; u » 22 i'S « 03 Mt Ifa d « 41 «4 «* 44 ** - M W IN 04 M 1 U Oil* ! M W Irt 1 ta •» »0 1 H 64 IM 1 If 551! :: « ni.BEj; _ „ :: “ 7 X M .. 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DIM KM U 100 H G e »X 71,0 33 70 3 77 100 i; FT -•* •“ le'uteolrtre’r f 13 14 1 fl If 1<W 3 0» B4 100 33 41 • Jfftof.X U ft UM IM l« Il >4 K 100 f 44 ..Vrf fa IM 40 ?4 4 01 luO UTI ewVeTooV If 40 11 71 1 <7 l» If Snplufeete 30 TO 30 Tt t « 1*0 « Ts fl 00 11 M I U >0* 13 T4 I* ’* 13 . ** ?•? ® aUafb.V 17 4ft T1 >4 7 13 1 00 7f <7 » *> »« OfiA’tlW « 14 41 1 44 100 If ft nwWof 31 ISO W»t«5K4r:<: ft 3ft IM M U 4f 100 414 ft tWd.uVri H to 10 •« I w ion If SU ft 140 14 Xi 3 ft I'U « W a Hofaoiv “ 44 HUllll-eltot 1140 1 ft • « 7 140 7 40 S J!" 's 44 M M i 5 JJ JJIJ 1 fa ” - :■: bSNsS ftftO.«*> u Ibo Inka an aa to analaia imlndsiWawTr 11 40 4 M40 l« on erilri'pions 2 aHnfavk M * !* *»»»• land Ml 44 t ft 03 asB^nfae 1 • Town t Xortb of Ra-r« 7 Wwt. ( M 10 74 1 44 U neVof )1» 7» n 0|.l fO 100 ft 04 fl v a iZtfaaW 1 ft 14 ft 1 40 loO 14 40 rtw Xrt.Vw f 34 47 10 M t 04 a Jj of a w^ I SO 14 CO 1 40 100 14 40 JIxri"*X w «• .w :(S’"5|L‘a a&seSi^Sfe.’BtriSisi's . “” *<’ ju „ - *• • oulfo e V If « siltf.o’VlfM »!<.(..¥ tO U ft Village of U«:«n 40 f M MISO 11 44 M 17 M 1 ft IM M 74 M lit Bl IM 10 oo 40 4 W M IM 10 M 40 •« MlM BIO 44 II M 1 lo IM 11 14 so it 41 1 14 IM 13 41 40 ll 17 1 11 105 11 II «1 11 41 1 M 100 17 B7 CHANCERY KALE. ktatx or xicjriGAir. nt evreu cwi m. tv Cramw V Arrey-la CUaurorr. ’'<V°ni<*r| u 40 sio ii ico i:o Aavw W. Arauv.'Camplatnaat. ■■ X 11480 ' Trei 1 North of Rra^n 7 WestQMM. A. Btxmaaaa A Acanxa J. ■tXMrasaa.Pers aWofnwV 1 0* 0» ft 10* II If .rJfrf.eX* M tolLr.’^.^A^2TbVlS^r«?.“MXr aU«f 1 tft IT M 4 TO 100 41 75 a- D. UC. L Ito .ntoertton OrraULto.t^ml^;sarix.tiSK.'iK; ■a&sffjyg a«*Vof ' 4 140 It -1 I rt 100 ft IT • ptafeXftl : s :s sis as BSfdWsS’Kwg.wES TA?::# ••X i b so lx of >0 no ft Ot 4 if mo 44 41 ggsx^XM:3?js£Lgj.’a: wnej<af 10 140 If 01 1 fl 100 ft ft SIX-COBD B» l«M 10 »»«‘ft4- :r.r3Hr»»Auditor General. ’ll sE-is rfootx Kf 11 RM IM asnss: srs xsssrtttJtfzx wa n«j2ri U. «« half Of toe areih reljJto ot n£?0f raj-m it.) 1. to-. 'a&’gSjSjfer- oQufsw V s 'l’-.f a w W.f • DaSri AaswrtHth.Mm. aaslrtT J. fa P. COATS s»“ wUnfowM »ft UM IM IM IBM awXofovM • 44 444 84 loO B 07 opsw.Xni | ivlr am m ao tn too n to • al X • Ift C IS M 1 44 M0 If 4f xjssJrar-WX P.terf wWrfneK KftWI ooVof aefirtawW M amwTu^w I £ErtS;@fEJS!B«jS B-Js sail 5s1ttK3Wil.>1^^7“ srM.'iS'a.'T'wWXXi-’K r.WLl*! a “"S' s s-.r. i-J-EBlEiESE w>. AadltocO«MrtL mrsraesr.. 7<?.-'y,il r .. ........... ’.W.’.’jf 8 S A .Mae Baaat sad Lof far fafo at a Bargain. ar JI. MUh.y.d far a amaU Farm. tfald preraln«-*ro o«taate<i on Cottier Street, botworaJrifet- 8 M M IM 10 <3 UM1MM0UM .'A--"® iHiii *Xft.4k 34 40 4Tf Sfi }» Town 4 North ffR«nl91rMt ” iM ii.is ® Town t North of Rango t KaaL , * tz af > a X 1 <• » OT 14 100 7 01 :ss::8 us g^togw^^^aTsr^rs ..' ’’’’'Tn. Sil ’•jlsvlliis" is Sis is RED JACKET AXE. .omraraiToa. >u. EE.31SH5 7 M 73 100 1 W HBiSSBS Town 1 Xortb of Rango • WoM. ——■s«::s:f!Si£55 box comptelr. 1 Mt jewslfy, pin, era drop., aud alreva buttons. For sl Cl ah of SO and Five Dnllara-1 black or colored Alpacca Drera Paltera. I oat Lacs Orrtaiaa. 1 pair all Wool Ulankrta Kagrarsdailrsr plated « bottle Rarolnag Castor. 1 beautiful Writing Desk. 1 solid gold Heart Pin. »W yards verr tnrCaMim.re, lor Paata and Vaal, t Mi frery, balaarad baadl. Kalsra with aHsyr Cradri aad hart wnb alik. i pair grata ealf Roots. U yards good Print Ao yards good brows or UeMbnd .SbreltogAard wide er <0 yards yui arid*,good yw>ty; 1 ladles^cl*; fihS-1. ’1 p'tela Nerwie& Pojlin Dr?ra pattern. IK yards double aiJth cloth for ladies'desk. Et.eent angrartd silrerplated Tea PeU 3 yards double width waterproof sloth for cloaking. Fnrn Club of IDO and Ten Dottor»-1 rich Mrrino or Thilwl Dmabntlsni. 1 pair Boa Demask Tablr Ctolha and Napkin, to match. 1 pair rents French ealf Boots. 1 beery, ulr.r i'lsled ragrared Io. Pilcher.. Vary Bacall wool doth for fadtes' Cloak. 1 srebr.rr brat quality brown or blcacbml Mrocting. JU yards Bns Cs-sim.re for salt. 1 rlcgant I’oplta Drose pat­ tern. 1 rl.gaal Eogllrt ttoraga DreM pattern, ybeaallful linrll.b Bcraga Hhawl. 1 Mt irory balanced handle knlrcs sod tortr. 1 ladirs or rants >liter hnntlog ea»r Watch. 1 Uartlelt Read Pokable Hewing Machine. Hpleadid fomHr Bible, steal rngrarings. with record aud pho. asH 0 assn rax sane- ■ ” CBANCMRT ORDERtTATt0rX7C«-rak.'r-S«ga JadMaJOewdilg Thai to Mkr to .apply lb. drrr.and oecarioMd by wniir made im|«naUMuaifor lb* fall Irada, dir.ct from European Maas fosterer. ABHUtltg t» nearly So Ibst wc an pnepirMl to rail errry dsroriptlen of Ury sad Fsary Goods. BUrra Platad Ware, CutlwT, Waicbra, Album.. Jrvriry, w-u.iatw.otr dore US ronii-tolaanl «a-a« a l«M“ Ac. As. of Mllsr qushty than any UH order io to pshlktod -.n U-« UaMto**mwu oilier conorni ia th. oosnlry tor «be urifena pile, of ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE. CTTThc lest ol Boston sod Xra Tori rsfrr•noes proa aa to tbc reliability of Mr houa«. sad that ear boilpraa is eoedweta^ ia lb. fairest and aaaat laglUmata manner possible, and that wa (gji sir* malar vatu, for lb* rnonay loan can b. ebDated. Xe.’y ma. ism. —«”* taiaad ia any other vy. Ail Gnofa gantared ar broksn In trnnoCHANCERY ORDER. pnrtnlloa replnoaa without charge. ST Chaska deombtog artlrtoa said ant to sgaatotw Clabo at rstoa msataooed below. We ruarsatsa .very artieto to eosl Isas than if t>oo*Ll at acy Hasten or New Yerk Wbolrsal. ilossu Oansaa OomraxT. D.toudrau Our Commituiou to Agentn Escrad ihora of e.erv olb.r nlabUabo>ml of th. kiad-proofof thia can ba found tn camparios oar prralams with thoaeef oth.rs for Clubs of th. amne aisa. la addUioa to which wa alum to pmEtterellto Stored that te. rata Q^-r»VtolDw ji». tert tor goods of thr itnt charaetar. Wa will seed to Arawfa fra. of choree. For n Club of 30 nod Three DollarsI dox«o good iioau Htilrl Front.. 1 art solid “'is. :s.,“ swris. •“ goldStndl. All woolcarslnocrvfer Pants. Fin. Mri" wMteCoeolcrpan.. Urea me. 1 rlegsnl Bal­ moral Skirt. 20 yards brows or blcMbwl ttbrel- mtmsrilW MMfa.e-ro.M.nl n.r.sd.M. Ari « to tog, grad analltv.yard wide. 1 riegaal 1W He- smaas--si;.'sg re jas, lure Morraeea bound Fbetosreph Albarn. 1 doubl. teas Ht.rtotoon. and It foreign .tows, i Esisrsr.ssuirrssjsstsiss silrer plated remrod & bottle Crater. 1 rltgaol Silk Fan, with irory or Sandal Wood Frame, or tel. art.r^to to rareaMtlr *’’**.’5 “S£.»JS: Kirik'aad Frak, vary loatosality. irory take* time yrMCrtbid for Ida •P>*f^^XIOlrr cd hand!*. 1 hMdaomobeadcd end Un4 Fartaol. Clreull Court ClmuutoatoMr foiadfor lurry ronxty. Corer, fpsir bast qoaliw ladies’ .scrJreVoe^ Anrataaa. aotJapox a MnxV'1 <rrss Sool.. 1 dossn flnr Linen Towles. dcx. Atre.rapy. Aitret UBrsSsa. nreteswRogers' silrer Dessert Forks. 1 Ladies'large ml Morocco Trarelior Dsg. 1 fancy dress pattern. ADMINISTRATOR’S HALE. U duxes elrnat s'lrrr elated eagrarad Napkin Im ih. raral.r ofUre ratals of ttolc*re Alhraro. late Kiiire. 1 dui.n 1 .dlrs' Bns M.rinoor ooUon Blocking*. Gauls' hrary chased solid Gold Ring. 1 pair ladies' hlj-h cut Balmoral Boots. I .Irgaal Sjoct, ’Ji’irtJsiL'sKS 'frnwtri to be th. toot low priw Machine ia t.'iassukrf. to bo perfect fa eeuatraelfon aad ta ” fa*isj*te^.° 4a‘to ^2ri72ri*i—to rather with, fo^o la the namamrd. Addrera >:«tyvs tyi» af territory granted. Markin. Y. WILLIAM A Cto, Krak FuLiubrre. I’bito. Pa. •'reAforaaaipl.ofwerk aad llfaatreted tires- okt Owe IS 2K :s Khfraartri JtMway.UMare earU. sum, said hfato r.VfV.’L S 5 w J?ofa«J? ft K 10 14 1 01 ft) ft IS .rareraw.erIra^ a)1 *•*■« 1 alugl. barrel Hhol Gun 1 sllrsr pletad, «n aw?W '* If 143 If Io 1 ft to. 00 «T "** ,<T—■ •••- * ’ju^1WxiQMTh^'3' grared, < terttte Brvolslng Caster, gut glass bot­ . wa eait n tles. 1 very Aes Violin sail hew, fa csss. I art wa. Arnones. CnM •- “<<* ' Colburn’. Patent, rn-jj-u suwure. mliri irory bala nred Kuire. end Forts. »,H'»ta.R fl to .14 n IM tl 3t Prncots for larger Clubs lucreass in tba Mme 31 M II M I IO !•» If It The ebor. ssls is hereby pos'ooeed naUl oWofnwi/ ratio. » M JniMiMltn Wednesday. Ike l«h day of .-irptraber Best, at ‘srtZZii Av oaa who onto oa aa orfar for Fir. Axaa r n. WRISL’T, caah. Will rowtvaou «ltra. for uotbibw. CatalogM vfdood- seat to any addiu. rasa. OroB 4brarais.fonra if ndjrr Barry All rwpooaibte Hsntwan Dralera rati th. “PA.RKER. A CO. ••UppioooU Asm." Buy free tbran. Hal if Otrulo Mleb.. jeaS3^t Noa. M and 100 an aimer at., lionise. there ahould hap«n to b. oa. so no fort unit. a. Dated June rt. lMA. hSiSISuS awXofn.'V »< 40 t 10 fl ItO U 01 rar. to plrara pra.^BAKRM Dralu Commisilaucn' Nolic*. LpGAL'NOTiCES. redVrin'v 1 1 M I U I M If 100 t ft XTOTICE ia hereby girts that the Drain Com Ptllaburgb, Pa., J> UHMKHrer. ..1 Barry Coooiy will toeri al tbr Bofa rrncra af Colb.ra’. Patonl As*. Tows 4 North of Kang. 7 West Cbanorry Order. huiue.ef Alberl/raboaja tb. towixhlpof JohnsrtaleerMIcr.Inn-nrtia Judicial HreoH tn rt.ncny. lluU pending Io Um clraals mart tec Um ronnre D. )>««,all o'clock A M.. f«r the'purpr'M of awlkaf 4 31 M 1 to IS1C 4 41 ot parry.ta caanrery. MU,, reuclboo.. In UrerlUne. OfItMUagSylh said oouaty, oa tee tM day efjalyji ermlracUag for lb. performance of Itocon.lrwc a x ot a • a If > T< 74 14 14 1 41 IfO IS K TWIST THEIR BEST SPOOL COTTON lion of aDitUti or Urafa to bo knows Sa the Mud township of Jvhnst.wu. as follow, to wit; Cam- j^oVrinL 4 114 U ft 15 1 01 100 U ft Cure ibis a Ronue. DsCrndanL With Special refatrnce io the wont, of II ran,tertocily npprncisr by amoari: on tla la into mencing al a lUkeoo ModCrsek fa Jobnslawo, ‘ ft ft«lWM0»sf epernti.ra oh on section l«<r, three, no.lb i.t drgrres sod *> > 71 70 II 70 1 IT 100 ft 04 ItMMl, to am a renldrat of Ibto Mate but rural*, tn Ur. minutes we«i, Ihrrwand <1 llfolb ebsius; three, ■ ‘dataaiX Rinte .ronto, <in m.-urrn of Bwrawy A Wwod asm- north If dearm wmL three end AtolOOlhclaaiwa; SwlXef « 11 U 14 14 1 41 100 14 uT piran.nl. ftoiirtbire. ii u entered tluu Um raid aoa-ree 1» 40 IM M IM 4 IS tkearo Mirth IT degrees west, two sn4M)-|i0tli aeK»r*>X In tUtoreuM wlUiln tore* moftMfrnn.tb. daleef u.to ehaias: thence north M tourers west, hr. aad lotau.5 aoralat 14 1 34 03 100 1 M Neu. 4«, 4ft. »•, M, T«, order.aral that In <wi' her ■i.prariurw ra. eaus. H>-lOOtb chains Io a bridge entaalag lb. told M od nwMofoeV IS 40 4 37 M Ion s M b.raaorer to lb. runplah>amls bln to to riled, .nd Cieek on the rest and waet road running throe eh E-paoUllr, «»e 1,M 10 44 1 04 100 13 71 Aol'ellors wttb In Iwrnl y days «n.r irrrkr on B.r at land th st brlsngs |o AlttaTt Patch-0; tb.ne* 8TB0KGEB TllJf EFER BEFORE. acop^ erratehmaailyfaejrt th* £J|tey’ north 14 degrees sad 3u miasles, west lee aad nojgofowjg 31 44 t 74 ft IK A IS ft ft 4 34 43 100 7 M Limned br ooM aanreral.nl Datordant Asd li-lidib ettains; Horne, north 43 <lrg.ee. east. • KofsoX For Bote by all Dealer. In Dry Good. ra U to Conner onl.rnl. loot w:-.;,io in.nlr Haya 10. Br. ettelas; thenn.iorihfl degreo. oral, twentr and Nndlena. Cbaiptalnan. caura a n<*ur or ITO ort.r to I* pu»- Six end IS-lOrih cbaiua ; thraroe north It d.grra bists u,b*d loin. Uulinr n.wsnsnrwrnarre. ons'»*. Taws JJCerth of Range 1 WreL mdtotoltad^s^rteruyusc la aato^aMal^sr.^ raw sadK)minute.re,i. sightwa sal AO-lMXhcaalas; theeee north 40 degrees ea.t, aereo aud tO-ltsih “ *® * ” M >» ’» » Challis, tbeoce north 14 degree, and U mlauies eKaftwV » M 7 3t 13 IM t 11 DB1GUAM A CO'feA . •Mt, eight and 43 lirtnb chars a; tbeace north l< a.^.U.Tf W 40 3 13 37 IM 4 M tore to. ^.gMMritod tew VMjgjmmw nwVora.Tf 31140 IM fO 100 7 43 <1 degrees <nd M minutes cast, fl ai.d 0 I«1b ^rc-^aMriO—tetotorm Uto AC Jtarey ttomry ebaina; 7 71 77 100 0 41 these, south S7 drr.m erat. llaudM- ?w‘jS'‘'*°| U U Wo aril an kind, of Dry. Faory .and Staple KXXb chains; Itono. south 51 dtorre. .sat, right “ft ft Mil* 100 IS 10 and 43-luOth drains, ibeoce south -W dwvea aod ** ***0 N*E* P'S*L\ R WOO 11 n 1 IT WO IS to 3u minutes east. Berta end M-lOOtl etraiM; Uleac* Tows 3 North of Rango I WraL aad will gaarantoa yoo rnora and bettor send, Muth 7a decree, eral. four aod W-luOlh ch.ras, PROBATBORDER. for that moa.y than yon ran pal .twwlierv. thence north-4a degrees real, nitres aad 00 lOotb 0 pdofswXl Our CoeelVoM to A|«ato ar. ool rxctwded by ebateri I hen c* north <■< degree, ea.t. nine and 3ols Uol.tan M U>. rrolm:. UUre. In lb. .him* "f llasllnes loicb ebaina; tbeuca rest aud ll-MMb ehraasto aar ira In lb. bwriaaa.. Clrautora draenMag an Tims.lay IS. 1 lib day of AmraaL in U>a yea. one tbe Ttrtnrablp Hoc bet oom Baltimore and Made rood, .rat fr». to aar addrv.a. 8«nd tor one. ,'r ' t'/ F: Grore, tbenca Into Mspls Ggov*. BRIGHAM fa CO., . ' 71 OongTM SA. Bu.100, Mafa. Milking said Town U inks north of the <« refa&and nuing im iwUiion. duly -rented of north wret corner of section thirty-«•• ; the.to • »?A,, •¥ ! 1 14 »4 1 45 100 IS ft Ko. 1 north, flee chains; th.oe« Not o«rth 4f <fo’WftYarwdiVraTkir’ grres east, Be. rhairs; itoacw No A north fa de Nv ready aad rant free, ledwramrato to Acral, batter than crw. Cbrak* tee rants rash, dertrtb- •relciMl n-- V..<•.. •> .= • north 1* drarevs and 30 minutes <*at, right and inr articto. Htockman A Go.. M Waler Bl, hetwat Inwefiaid llsneaied.aad all eUirr imrwons la- OJ-lWth ehaior. tli«nee No « north 15 drgreea had Ifoetoa, Maae. txswSyssaEiSjsE-nlie IS 144 Iff degree, end 15 minutes out, IT end H1WU> ■•#j4^««ffft W tureto.Why thspeayaroCtea P.II1UMM .Maudact chaina; th.ore No. t. north M degrees ea>t, :> aw Vol no 10 40 3 44 M IM S 43 elub' mow bittehs 3 44 34 100 3 <1 cltefas; tbene. Noh north d* degrees W ndniite* * * K,*.* ’ X I* 40 tlTIU enrich tba bload aad pre rent it from anal, 11 and M-leMb eliatm; thaMa No. 10 aorth “ VV bwowlns walery and weak, aad yir.a JJ2 » ft « IT IM S3 74 thaw aad XO-IMth cbaim; Urnncn Na. It aoetb <1 i W. l/l ° *“ fterid complexioo. rratore lb. apprtil. and In* « » ft 100 « M dagrera 30 minutes east, two •odiO-Hs.'thehain.; rlrorai. th. lyatom. Perfectly bartuleae toeie tlraoee No U north 4X degrrea and Ml n.lnntra •fawV { M 44 7 M 78 140 f 44 aad palatable, aad can b. take*.'iit all limes. swat, twrire end 40-100th chains | tbonw No. IK * .¥5* *X £ !$ » ft W IM 11 st The Iron In Ibra. Bltlara raally aolan fate Uto north 14 dagrwa mt, Mean and H-lOMh ehsias: <a ire. copy >B' 1 “fl** * aireoteltoo, bates ia ibo form <rf a Fhrropboathence No 14 north U degrees and 30 Minute* ah.ta.il u Store readUy atoorbral Into Hi. .y.east, four aad 7l-I«Hb cUina; Omsk. No 1 & north tem tttaanavatkar format Irea. Prepared and CHAXCRUY OMDfcilL 4d degrees aril, six and tT-lOOlh chain. ; Urena, faraate br WM. ELLf.f. It fa. Driawara AreaM, Town 3 North of Rango I Wwt. cast ro drgrm, ItS •balsa, «i»Mm»nriug with Um Pbitodclpbis, and for rale by drUI<iito g.tirrally. Cclp drsis and aiao cuuunraicliig on Hand ford Brook, ra. faouon M. T.wnrtip af Baltimore; threw south S7 degree, west, throe chains sad Dario Dowses, tbmpleiaaaf^ i w V.V* 11 2 U .£!*'• * M Hoke: U.oc« aosth M dsgrow "Hl, 13 chains impenanl tfood I’m .tamp, far era!rd -rt •'.* • x If M IS M 1 M KO U M and W lloka; these, aonlh 10 degrew want, U *•Ttofavlf 13 M MM IM IM IBM pa<.a on lbs abate nt^rat Dr WbiMter.’ rooNaaxa Bowses. rtalM; three.south 11 degrore wmt, HsUtaa:^rttlal pbyairiaa. <17 StCbariri Hl. Loe to. 2 «• ft >87 IM 8SM ihrare rainth M decrow -ml M chain, aud k !tor"*0 •h"/’*. “ * 1» HIM IM 11 aa raaeisHty. No mac4r wha faitod. state yoar rara■ Pnteatoiraatod by ssail to every Atela. MUlb Bro degron wwt, were cl.rias aad M link. tbMMweonlb twodegrori wwt. four ebaina and TJSTCnOMANCT, ar Bvl Ckenato,. ci teak*, toconnoct with Mud Croak drain. r Bv either rax may facteato and cats tb. At th.shor. nranid Hur. and plan tbc owners Town 4 North of Rang. • 3, »■< oratipnnta or ami. any and cwstraci for tire perfurmsne. ofso trtteh of said drain aa shall run acrooa bis. her, er their Isada or » much as th. ——u*ar.4b^to-rrr> S1SX-* reitteFJLS&f ONE Dollar SALE. A. BA KT WELL, k,pt av«M tbo retail erica: Washer.Bitt Istra Wriagw. Bf-and a. .ill fere.J< to elaen wbenaaaaa Uajliay, alibar ar both. Ire of risren. It afaw • iri^j af ana Math, yoa am a. 1 rnlimly saliaScd. will reload th. money ,a lbs mecra at lb. Mscbima, freight fr*«. l»rp4lMM>U to tb. Trtd. cmrywb.m. Man atoctamd sod sold to lb. Kcrth-.cM by DOTY Massfaslariar Co.. Jawtlte. Win. I. C. BB0W.1IX0. Orasml AjmaL ■ •____________P Ortlaafa M„ Kv Tari. THE BUCtESS Of 03 lid 1M xsi: 04 KS 1 )4 04 ICO IS, <4 IM I ki «!• Iff 1 ISO |M IM S. IU IM 1U IM 1 4. :** IM IM 1 M IM 1 M - III “'S** “ '• 34T ’• ‘ 14, " “ »^0 " “ til 4* «4 I’d 1 M 4* H H* 1 H 44 04 |e> 1 fa 4< Mifelte XI M IM 1 N K ot |rf 1 re “ - *U “ “ *53 " “ 0M " r. <> <* *» <4 IO» 1 Tf 01 I* 1 D M IM 1 Ito ?r " •■ 1O<T 44 M :w l« " ” 1130 41 04 '.*• 1 fa “ “ 11X0 4< OS IA IM “ 2 “ft K <rt t«* 1 “ e“ 1141 *3 h: im l U “ “ liu' 44 Ml** IM Village of Na.Ltllfa-rhlll.p-. AMitiaa. .. . .Sri • .S « . X ill.gr of Orergerille. Lol no U aad 4* I Boo. IT I 1 71 E 100 1 H rtll.ge of Rberlda*. L-t no. 43 34 M Iff I r Nspar CocaTT Teuwasafa Orrrtf.1 Il.niea., Mice . Aoguat 13th. !*o . 1 „ Landa ia Barre l‘-wate, .dr.nred k« U 100 3 H Auditor Uotraral aa dri>M-»E> f* t**"*• :,M (and preefou. rears.] will to told el ih* Cra.ly Trreaarer*a O&re. In lla.riag*. the Croat’ tofa 31 too 4 44 of sari Canale, Oaniuiraeiae or Mondor, lto»rt darrfOotobern.ci. atniae .'efaek A- M„ ref soatiaw. from d.» to dey.-Huato ’’ rirryt.t.natu the earn shall bate tore d»ep.eed ot or11 100 I U Cooaty Tie*e«rw •L“Ve,!7J‘S “« »« 40 IM 4 31 MonrojCcBii kax-a:. eX •X 34 M 11 04 3 10 IM 34 15 1*1 T-->r bavtac foaa asade la Uw aorinsro af a ra« Town t North of Rango 10 ■ X ft» • 8 X 1 « 4J * 04 U IM 7 43 •naWnfo-Xn 36 M 1 30 rffij | H M 17 3 14 fotoaoXftfo? X boias that I partwafUghway ruasing f *• a • *« & s !■■:=»£ i&ii iHgii 14 M 1 43 100 17 41 ’W rinoo oftba proee 1 sal. I» ra’4 b? i f ii bp^E»3a=& “^2 rj^rt.'wV i! 2 I! t’lf’n w V It “J ’ ’.i2 s 21* l’“ ’* ” 1 ° *“ ‘‘ ft sreS7a’dS'“.'.~;'. •MJBl llhy tew^IHeHreri-enure.r.- re. raie^ raw^puranebi..nti»Hr w *“•” ^reraJlSep fess ssiS!Sbh “:2 " S '’:2'is'Is •■iFtss s JS.SBJS ft'*ft“ft"ft‘*^BAAC M. 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JIH.IE HAIIAVAY: tbo tUy fait they Ud bin manufaktared The Conversion of Eder Pennibackor Ho sees a Vision, which PutsHisFeet Solid Democratic Ground. A ilA-GLIMPBK. ™ nouuavs..Bonunu£iucn >frs niggers age wux ra bin a »WW YOU, BOSTOW, Headquarters, DetroU,Aug 17,*fl8. l/afoa Solditrt aa^ &rilor> FALLIN. raiLADKLrtaA, ra. Tbs Great Remedies for all Diseases lock*, store hod bin gutted, and Jo. Big­ or, the traitors you once subdued threatElder Ponniback- ler'• curpre (ho .poke thia in a low tone, and lookin fearfuJy over hi. .boulder to make shoor no one heard him) wux alyconvention with th. Northern men who in on the square. ’ 8ich of the d trolled were at they openly bout 'hat they will recover LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS, FtiH ALLKM k» 1 1* TH« MAILWAY EXTKKD8 FROM Th* tar h • tiiiuw w*b Hoofland’s German Bitters HA1TIY WKIOHT, sou, we slayedfor him HOOFLAND’8 tea ■■time eW.*^ tajr-Sj. He hedallux Lin in the habit of they bod .bin rodoost to their normal ter at the Post Offis, but sonco his dis- .peer, and tho power setisfnekshun and consokont estrange­ the hands uv cch n. ment, these dolekit attenshuns, so grate­ ful to one in frail holth, hex been inter­ ths Union blue. They declare that the mitted. But this is all over, thank Hoven. ‘or chiefs, whose hands are stall alm. Yeeterdav morning be camo into the offis with the blood of Union soldiera, beorin that wich to mo is the most bloesid of peoc* effferins, the old familiar jug wich sottin down, ho fell unto my neck fits a Caucashan for ths enjoyment uv Congress and tho Cabinet to rule over life. The entire Corner* bevin nothin you. Comrades, although not afraid of war, shun. HOLBMMX a MAU. 1 1.1 I’M .Hun,, Hoofland’s German Bitten HOOFLAHD’8 GERMAN TOHIO t.U_F. M. LIOIITEXIXO UPRUR (DeRr). a. r. 1UII. ■. and her repentid. ‘Forgive mo I” 'Elder? sed I, amvmin a dignified air, How a Young Lady once made Lots by 'be that departs and comoth back—don't kick over that jug for tho .topper ain't Chance without Knowing Itin tite—is to mo more precious than if tl.to F. M. CIXCIXNATI KXPRKJM, O<a»4*v. A young Parisian, traveling in Ger­ he hadn’t kicked over tho traces. Bless many, took a road from Strasburg to yoo, my son. ’ Here’s a tin cup wich wffi Buriin. In the carriage bo selected do. Tho Eder then told mehow ho had been converted. He bed determined not to daughters. The two mammas were face to face in vote at all Bo didn't bloore in Sey­ more, cox he is pledged to pa the debt in one corner, tho young man took the op­ posite and found himself face to face with greenbax, end ho detected Blare becor tho young ladies. The Parisian put on he wux wunst a blookotid hirelin, and a distracted and absent nir. The collec- becox in many in him wo marry tho en­ tire Blare family, wich is too much. He young man paid no attention nt all when didn’t blecvo tliol either uv cm was troo to tho South. Feelin pokoolyorly bitter, ■i Hom.ll.«liu ho wont to bed tho nite afore, and nursin his wrath h* foil asleep and dreamed. Bo dreamed that wux in a vastaaoemruse to avoid exciting ridicnle. ,»s r. x. LionntiKa eifrexm. free, jui.uiri.t «... l ;4>r. M. SEW YORK MIOKT XXPRDW (.«.»• I3M I0HITI. LAJJIMJJ. 01. N.J. HABIT Bl. t.a. ICOTT, 1 C. PRT1DLK. C O HOLBROOK 'J he collector the ticket waa e enjoy it long, .for thia time the young la­ dies roused him. They began in full voice : “This young man is a very handsome one," said cue. “Hist, Bertha!" said tho other, in a sort of affright. “Why, ho dosn’t know a word of Ger­ man,” “'a Bertha. “We can talk free­ ly. What do you think of him ?" STLVAXOJ R COOK. JOO MICHAEL. ‘X-^4 ever and anon ceasing their manly imooimenta to quaff the flowin boles wich ho and die in tranquility in the land preoorvsupplied. Wo oood bear, any time, the ed by your valor, and to hold securely tho dearly bought fruits of your victo­ ries. The gtonous chief who led yon to final triumph, like you, lungs for peace, ther shootin niggers, skaccly a day pass ed that one or more wux not killed.— maintain it, if power is entrusted to him. My distillery was a runin full blast, tho No j|jjraows better than you that there is noAuro guarantee of peaco extoept Justice, and no security for the Union. chiminy forever. Oh, it waa gorgus! 'Andis thia to be?' asked I uv the except Bight On the other Land, the candidate* of disombodied spirit uv Buhop Puke, wich the party which opposed your effort* to save the Union, are pledged to a policy certain tore.nltin a now conflioto! anna “Thus will the South regain her lost ritea Thus will tho lost cox bereatored. Elect Seymore and Blare and all will be well.’’ lawfully established. They prv"At this pint I woke,” sed the Elder, “feelin how uajuat I had Lin— how viUIv I bed sinned and how fearfully I bed proeecute and drive out from one-third departed. I was a goin back on my in and hoUerin, but he walked about party on the greenbax question I Wat gloomy and sad, filled with the most foar- u green box to this ? Wet is payin a debt in one way or another, compared to lul forbodina. the cxtacy uv woltoptng niggers, chasin ecurriously abuse as ths grand stand wich wux okkopiod by the leaders and devoted to tho moosicuv the oceashun. Here a most pecoolyor site met his gate. He notist one small but soft toned instrument? bullet and very much like a flute, evidently made for peaceful strain*, out uv wich Vado Hampton wux a xtrainin end a blowin the moat ferocious and warlike sounds. Northern men and harm our instooahana tho entire Northern Ifemocracy in our hendsngin for u» to’ would ex we will and do with ex we like ? Why, I wood­ that war give tho luxury uv havin a Nuo Yorker shall follow, and you on his knees afore me uv old, a minait. sirely will follow any such mad attempt at fresh revolution. They declare, marecentury. Besides," an»(ho bustid out over, that a soldier—tho greatest soldier afresh, “if Boregard can mak* Seymour >ed the general appearance pipe Dixie, can't he also by different fin­ It tried hard to Keep the gering mnko tho uime iustroomens play Bspoudluhen? I shood say so. Wo aurin o. viiun. wboee wind i> inexhauatit fill AID DELICATE CHILDREN so adroitly, that it played BAtriias ntroiE. * drink, and wept again fur yor. Veri­ ly my way is now pleasant, and my p<th place " “You forget that you are a blonde." .mu e _____ 1- Jicr.—> tt T-KS-SSi TESTIMONIALS. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH, II. M1DDLK, Hon. James Thompson. WH.U.B4RM, (Jrtf) (taa’irate.Ag’l. playin a brass instrument wich wux shaped so like Blare es to be him, wich for * month. “Bertha if your mother should hear instrument wux uv the trombone nachur. Pnxotxru V. Nasar, P. M Bdregard had no trouble with it. It wux m." (Wich is Poetmastar.) “She is busy with her talk to your ex discordcnt naohrelly ex oood be, and it wux splendidly adapted to tho capasriA Spirtual Medium Visits Preaid ent *■1 understand that you and Albert are engaged ; but I,who am without a lover, G Elder1, own words: “Wat in thunder,” eed I to a man and Blare and rich er them furnishin the old flag, It appears the "spirits” will not down to the tool uv bondholder* end to Feed- even st the Executativo biddinK. They havo again invaded th* Wliite House, and this time pexiotratod into tho • audi­ toy ore sure if you do your duty with •'Don't talk like an oggreji* ass!” eed ence cliambor. Under the escort of Culyour ballots in November. this man. "Havont you any sense?— •'Would you many a Frenchman T’ B A. ALGER, Can't you see that Seymoureand Blare R. H. G. MlNtY, “Why not, if h* looks lik* this one, and was spirited,well born and amiable?" are merely the instrocsnenta wich are Executive Manahiou to-day, and sought GEO G. BRIGGS, m>S Third Bui I can hardly keep from laughing.— played onto, and that Boregard and an interview with His Excellency. The WM. BANFORD, Wade Hampton are tho indindools who gallant Tom, himself a first-clam SpiritWM. BANBURN, .V . * t. »__ J »------- 11. BYRON M. CUTCHEON, lC^he young traveler was endowed with turned the other. irmir .<? la ir* xotaby preuc. Ulua great power* of self-control and ho preierved his ebsent and inattentive air all l fills surroundin epaoe! And Boregurd shores out the trombone -ua >1_ _ J .11 1L_ QRAXD TBD5K HAJLWAT. DWIGHT MAY, tlio Preeidaut and Colonel Florence were Drtr.ll, M»y n. M«f- ttWIOK 11*50 FORTE COMPACT. The Washington correspondent of the Boston Pott, writing under date of September 7th, tails aa follows of about and his resolution waa taken. At ths What could thia mean 7 GRAND AND SQUARE no L ESALK A MKTAIL. oyster Coton.l Flor- it killed, and ell that oautio*. dee of the young Frenchman. cha*u« *th«d U l.fene IheyehHe that I H>U(FR0H OTMtKKM direes i the eUy ef Bel liner*, every Wholesale and Retail. (Cal.) Aifrw/, and, true to its names aauouners ite intention to support Grant and Colfax. changed. Methawt the over, and that we bed Ah! There'* tho rub? Mrs. Daniel. EUBHA1OX State Crasre/ Cbteminre. W.C HUMPHREY, B^mtarv. �3kt Mastiaijr gsnsrr. TS & CO. na l jib wjt nwnr *4ef W MMW**.*» ■ sstcslicm iosiiitims. , ' »oc*tM giving the bondholders a dobas- POArKEBIDKXT, “attor upon public attention I ULYSSES 8. GRANT, or !LU3<}Bk ' ' Foii'ntE-FajtuDurr.. BOHUYLER COLFAX, erinuu . CHARIX8 M. COGSWELL, JOBS BURT. X’^VWI1J.U« noK-TZ. CHtRLKri W. CLbrinX. III. CHARU9 T. «>ORHAM. IV. BYKO5 M CUTcnKOX. , t. ©has iiubbarii.____ t l.’MJCHAKl. C. T. rLESSXEA. A could have manufactured end circulated ‘The bonds of tho United Stales have it ?—Ditnii P^t. •old for but 40 cents on tho dollar in HENRY.P. BALDWIN, of Wayne. Germany, while bonds of tho Confede­ TRRUI0 RARTHftUAXI. nr U~UeuM C..uruerate States have sold there for CO cunts MOR GAN BATES, of Grand Trarera. oa the dollar. And why ? Bttoutt tkt ThirtyAwo Thousand Persons Kilted rw .lotntu'J <4 HUUCoefiJtnlt Oartraauni, icAsacsrr it Sat aad Three Hundred Mil Iions of PrepOIN. OLIVER L RPaCLOtXO, MCUataa. iMSnfarae toad*, A,.» fortrjM •rty Dratroyed-BarsralOltiss Over^WEZURaaRMVEXOR. efHUtetete i Whahxed-A Number of Vessels •wept Inland by a Great Tidal Wave. Titas aa rering wards nz dclibarately «SX. Bt5J JUIB D.MJTCUAMD.ef illsgss. uttered in one of the darkost pariods of .11. W1LUAM LST0UanT03.»f«Uto»vb. Ill, AtWTlN BLAIR orjKlM. rr. TllOM.kS W. FtRRY.sfChliea. V. ' OMAB b COXOER, sTW. Chlf. VI. BAXDOlTn STXICKLAXD. rf CIIMoa. , COUNTY TICKET. IAH Hastings Out’done! . . r —ATD—: . Battle Cr«ekNowheria STtTcaM, dsfled tho. »od of the Orooerlow, axd m I sou Is ibis yeulb ?’ Bui they soon found I out; for David said In reply to Haul, who laskodblm, ‘Whoge aw art tbou, thou young man ? ‘I am the urn of thy ser­ vant Je*ae. the Botblebemlte.’ And ntrofcui ItMakes the, Best .Vjtch Patent Medicine#, Preeldeat tt Chicago by tho unanimous I tho War, end sent abroad his present The Guiding Star, from Aspinwall, ---- AUiO----supporters, to still further depress our brings to the Z^enlng ntepram the fol­ ■ ‘shjuld bare been embalmed aud placed j In the great mummy chamber of defanct I aecuritios and dishonor our fair name.— lowing: On the 13U> Inst a terrible earthquake polltlcl.in»,' shall oak, • Whose ton art And tMi u lit wan,who now exhorts his visited tho cities along the coast of Peru thou, thou young nun F will answer followers to greater boldness in the dis­ TBSTCDUF. HOLD HIRE. DT aud Ecuador, whereby *2,000 lives were cussion of debt and taxation, aa if ut* lost, and projwrty st $309,000,000 wav de­ torly oWivioui of his own inconsistent, sire ycd. A' tumbling sound preceded I give tho Democrats next November?— faltering and ignominious record there­ the earthquake; the sea was terribly on. Fortunately tho people understand agitated aad flooded the land for a great arc laid, ‘David went out wblthcrecevcr 0. I. IPABLMie. tho subject, soil they understand Hora­ dbtnncc. Arequlj-a. a city of 35,000 In­ Haul sent him, and behaved himself habitants has passed away, scareely n ' wisely; and Haul set him over tba men tio Seymour, ns they will show by their vcst'ge being left. Only 400 lives were of war, and be waa accepted In the sight rpni CO BAT votes, in November in support of pub­ lost here. Arica,a town of 23,000 Inhabi­ of all the [wople. And thus ii la with lic faith, and in cu ororw helming rebuko tant e was also, destroyed, leaving not a General GranL" of ite assailants led by Seymour him- bouse standing. Five hundred pereons pci laped hero. A> tidal wave, 40 feet salt ________ ________________ high, rolled with a terrific roar.on the I that there will be a Loh from the nomlVictory In Matasshore, carrying ships farther Inland I nation of Gov. Swann far Congrara In than In any ease ever befcro known.— I the Third Maryland District. TheopTho great bdo ware of patriotism The United States store ship Fredonia poellloc to him among g la-ye aumber which is sweeping over the country— capelxed aud all on board were last The 1 of the Democrat* i« mneh more decided Fredonia bad $2300,000 worth of naval than a almplo matter of fancy and per. destined to carry Gon. Grant into the stores ou board. The vessel was rolled '■xinal ebol-v. rreaidenlial Chair, to socore by* civil adover and tmai hod to atoms. 'The U.K steamer Wateree was carried half a mile ' MISCELLANEOUS. in tho field—has passed from Vermont Inland and left high and dry. Only one to Maine, where its glorious result! wil] sailor waa drowned. Owing to tbs post | sails, bo fbund recorded in our news columns OIL 4 LEAD. to-day. What we behold is simply the Peruvian rorvetle A merles wesalao car. renewal of the great popular uprising uf tied aahore, and S3 persons wen drown­ 1801, repeated substantially, though less . f . . , ------ o - t— । *d from her. The American mercbantstrixingly, by tho ro-olecCon of Abra-Vmau Roea Hrivera. the English ship ham Lincoln, in h.mHwwJ. i„ lost. 1864. w. Now — «... tho people J, ! Chancellor, and tho French bark Edildinjf Mat trials. again spring to the rescue rtecuo of tho eauncoun- >, Bnlo^cre alroJaaL The town Iqulque, | •by. endangered ' ’ ’by tho "J Plsraqan were all utterly' somo cuinbina-' 'r““ W ill Last a Lifc-Tim*. Books and Stationery, GROCERIES, or 4U Kims lap or rm qvautt. .. TOW NACSHg TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM. nttr ejMiiE is wiauiroi rarsicuns' rnescairnoas Be Sure to See thie Maeluee, STOVES. IRON FRANK ALLEN. HOUGITTALIN. day, who had *4 Fine ToC«t ArUolod. H. A. GOODYEAR, DANIEL STRIKER. for C«v»tj Trreis’V'—, ASA D. ROBK. ret Rrai»ler of I'rod. WILLIAH H. JEWELL. WILLIAM L. COBB. ... 1OCAL.AOKXTR. Haxti™. "U Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. HARDWARE STORE, . .6HEBMAN C. PRINDLE. Fee Sheriff— EDWIN’ H. MALLORY. JAMES DRUGS 4 HEDICDTE8, PELLIPS & BENTLEY victory, and whe la the standard-bearer with vast wealth, refused to take a do!' gross, is incom-ct Tho Canscutum has fire a ballet at tho flag of h!a country.— lore worthof those bonds at a time when aot yet been held.” they oonatitutod ;the only mean, at the Now, aa it would «<4 make a particle, of difference in tht vote of cither party, .outoida of Mx. Bullar’a dwt-Lw. ho is nominated, or same other Kian,and have driven so Mg that they beheve tag families f Nay, as if not content as this story could not possibly have any | the rains of government belong sxelnwith this person, a thruri at tho credit effect upon the I'rsmdeatial election, can alvely to them. David was a new and of the Government, ho,—Hoxirro Errqaiisayoungarn. and had noexperienoe even hr arms, when a deliverer of uovi,—raid in his Philadelphia ajtooch oept practice in lying, the against |he ro-elecbon of Abraham newspapers and their correspondents bls woaderfttl people wae needed, on.l Lincolnia 1FM ; CongTcealOni KEW GOODS: per, feels compelled to contradict thia ab- Bat , \( r Carsevrs— JOSEPH COLE, ISAAC MESSER. ■ R«pm«taUrs iotta I^idslsra, 1st DU'l ROBETIT J. GRANT. ) . \ Dry-Goods Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, J. r. toiUTtaeo. nutix TxartjACKyy-coixo xorth. Hartings Fob. SBth. 1888. AT 81 tin BROTH XX S’ NEWS DEPOT, JSNMJ MBSIdSTOBL Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery. R; ATsroviso rtjcxx RUSSELL & NEVINS. Dodge's Clebrated Plows HEBRKk' ijgvuioua in in- BOOKS. g^- VER and PLATED MAU. Blank Koto and Receipt Bookx, STATIONARY Qf every AiAd and Varittg, H. A. COODTBAI ESTAB I.IS 11E 1> 11ST. .. I wogn wito rot. kui»ui j^AMstb cuuxrr CARRIAGE FACTORY! Ttetaji GEORGE PRESTON Democratic organs aru sxo rniomuu. lIRRORtXROX a wriQBTiiaxw BTOAI I DXALLX IX CUKM, WATCOBS, JKVKUtY, RUSSELL & KEVINS. Hypophosphi t es Act rxowm.T axd cutTuxtr IN ALL STAHLS OF PRRESTOOTD CONSUMPTION. ■tumros mich. hw<sEsn> HM dressy -“JWWA Caffees, Aside froa Iho inhsraut weakness of represontatious, faleeboods, alsixiere aad their cause aa this point, aa they have w^hiatries always; but, ftjsyear, the »W» Us^jhli u es!M IM •FLORENtr SEWING I1CHI1L" LUT1 WLXOMX-GOIXO MOUTU. Earo Troughs they chooee fcr their loader the Victori- ed In them. At Iqulque American mer chants lose heavUy, and a:e nearly all ouj champion of their war for the Union., totally ruined. The towna of Igar.d, San Pablo, Atwnluqul and fmadnd are done ii well. The contest which doeed in rutui. Where Cotacacbe formerly so brilliantly on the Hth inaL, had been stood la now a lake. The populations of long ami obstinate, aa tho immense vote the above named towns were almc»t en­ tire I> destroyed, Pamchlco, Pulalra aad polled co nclusirely proves. Ths impor­ THE COPPER REBEL WAR-CRY. Cachignanlo wme all drelroyed. The tance of the election was keenly felt by dead were so ouLiroiu lbs: the survtvthe Copper Rebels, and they procured । Ing Inhabitants were fon-sd to fly from Seymour euruamed Horatio in his their best Stump Speaker^ including the stench of the pulrtrytag bodies, la latest political edict, to tho Copper-Rebel Mr. Paxntnos hiuuclf and any amount Guayaquil the vibration occurred .every Editors, “they must push tho debt and of material aid. The result is, they are few bourn. The President bad IssumI a Best UMH'Rl ef Creaery Ii Tm taxation upon public attention.” True, beaten decisively, utterly, hopclsMly— they did do that pretty, well in the early Fresh Coeds eoasiaitly hand. If they could boro kept the Republican part of the Summer, just at tho-time majority down to the neighborhood of GENERAL ITUU. Old Coods Mlllig reordlew af when Wade Hampton, and the other that of lost year, they wouldhave'daimRebel leadea were engaged in their ex* ed ths result as a virtual victory. But traoedinary dnmanatrations over tho Isad on the Mh •( October. aommalion of Seymour and Blair. ' But —The Jun now concedes Connecticut ItepobiioaM have gained handsomely in when the country had fairly compre­ nearly erciy town in tho State, and the to the RepubUcane by about 2,000 ma­ jority. hended the new Revolutionary plana of aggregate majority cannot (ail to reach the »calloJ Democratic party, and was —Tbs latest returns from Colorade 20,000. Barely, (his is enough far oil, elect Bradford, the Republican candi­ parptwes, and considerably better than date, to Congrsss by abaul 100 majority. most Ilepublicsns out of tho 8tato had the Copper Bebel’s suddenly begun to QIIOtLDKtt, AIMS anticipated. All honor to tho indwniiafight fhJ of tho latter topic Meantime ble Republicans of Maine ? They hare tall, «tad If their ballots are rejected they Ih^dNoyk. hare Lean waiting, for iofought a good fighl,1-they have wune a will appeal tn the eourta. glorious victery. The esuseevery where —Seme of-lhe Fraobb country papers authentic figures of Mr. Arxnraox, is their debtor, and their bretheria from naivety report that Seymour aad Blair JheFfey A al rt» puttie Ml ha aefrailj tho Atlantic to the Pacific, will bo proud were elected ta New York,and the Pope Aerie d&tinuktJ, since tho Surrender of calls them tbs official candidates fee rh* Larrv A Well Selected Stool to follow their example. Presidency. Gea. Loo, morr/Ass >800,030,000. But, —Tbs Motile NartowaZt«<aaya that out Wb«b asevt be seta. «nb«*i rvoerO to prie fr.ttj Ito. of B.ODO colored registered voters in Ural Undoubtedly it la tho beet thing they city, the Democrats have been able to eaa do, hot, it is not oomplymg with Sey­ induce only 110 to beoome members of mours advice io' push tho debt aad tax­ their el uh. ation upon publie attantioa,” rather it is —The .drpw is Indiscreet It says the FAMILY GH0CEHIE8, pushing them out of eight i dontial contosta there one enough mic- Bepublloana paid as high aa •» for CMwii.f »r . “groceries *ss. •Tim nrrornrHniirnuee* wiU qnicHy restore Gray Hair dues Its friends to ‘‘hold back'' for blds. Bugnra. agino that one great difficulty of ths Copper-rebel organ*, arises from their eiaaaings among themselves. For in help th* party any, and, therefore, meat against Uie ala re |>ower, and omtnbulataaoa, ths copper-rebels in New York, I AM NOW SEELING »r Wavom, A. Ko. 1., at 1100 00 ""si* tie," unce they cannot hare any offset on any- Ce fxx, In Cheater county, Ijn. Green backs for paying-the national FIRST QUALITY doth Tho same party in Maawuhusatts mans of this sort is tho following, which —A Democratic paper --W Augusta, u w‘ld .u * fr“m "•*Maine, avoids* dissgrteabh questions have declared fur Gold and Silver, as v'*4"" •»•*! * touuto. "the only Cooriitctiocal legal tender." । l Wednesday, and various other loading Dmnoaatie jApen,’ as a “special” from shall get a full report." Evidently tt Braton; wiU j oslpone for an Indefinite period ite msrlvl OEOROE PREST0M commeats on tho Midnc election. ing._an<l ii is scon moat potency in Do-1 date tor Uongrera to fill the seat hereto­ -The chairman of the Maine Rcpnt:ratio himeelL He is now devoted to tho I fore occupied by Benjamin F. Butler, llcau Htate Central Committee telegraph­ JQKW BOOT A 8UUB Mi Of I ' mot to dagr, and after a little filibuster­ ed to Gen. Grant Monday night, ’‘Maine tug the aMpfUtor of tho lute incumbent ■ stands by you In peace as abo stood by waa nomtaated, aad the star of ‘Beast', ' yvu to war. Bbe <1 rse Chamberlain >0,- Ton . " >»■ TRY IT! fKICEONEnoU^B, TRY IT! TRY IT! WI XCHK8TER'.* H FT 0 PH 0 S P HITTi WE HAVI COME ..Gr.and One Dollar Sale! gOMETUlXG xew t?nr,.,.h.LF*r,*rt tf Mtehinu ■Aitswe uotrun m«><. Xverstet*. PerdyeiaCbnewB’’**'** Utara.M~Ala P,-. •• a u, UW mius. Agents! Great �anil ?aisrrtU#«m». IiehlfM- Cr««mi imnn soticxs. . 1188- 5umm?f Arran®???11'''' 1MB. - 'ikbbIIii Mleblgan Central n.ltle Creek so fofiowei BUSINESS CARDS. nw AmmiMEin. B0B1SS0S . WlaHTHMf HaitaiStmtlmNtii "VSBSKSHk.^.. tare t. Sebree frv. .re^, u w ~ y^ega. (a U. Steel, to bla wn i^C^ris »Staa«, wk» W. g. GOODYEAR, IL J. GRANT. Haaliagt, ^ag, 1>, 1H7. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, yEoW .Killri-rtianmenta. HABTINGS, CM^kaBnb -1 ' pwrifS.'.-ClI 11 iixeav. «. ILmibt.. F. Ji. Dry Ms, Griterki, HYDE & PRINDLE, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE IhuiEP-—The Dixxitn is unavoidably tbland cue day thia week on Recount of •job work" tor aur County Fair. 1807, Awakk.-a lI.-|>tiIiH<*an meetln- will la held nt the Martin School House, in CMtieton.on Satunlay evenlfig next,— F. ALLS*, will addre-B the meeting. nd.nnl.g., otTcr^t Lr Um InwelatoaS rf cn^lal in the way «( maaafactaring. *Meh tbe Incrraiiag popahlMS and the rich tknclnf coottlrj aruuud are already dranading. . •♦MHlated rawly tired • Do«,/lliul rrli.apr.dnw palpitntkn of th. brarit par liter, ar arisen a™., or yonr k frwtemulygetwirf.nfcrE to year aria llmw ibiek. milky, nr loeky. nr In II r»»r XJCpUCVILXJN( Drug & Bookstore, Music & Jewelry. PIECES FALL PRINTS Just Received. General Grocer, new AMErriiElimi. Pcit.mCAL MEETIMQ XX JoHXBTOWN. —Dr. John II. I*alm*r our worthy and efficient i ounty Buperinten lent ot com­ mon SchooU, wllladj.cao tbocitlaenaof Johnstown, upon the political queatlsna oftbecampalgn, on Wednesday evening S.-pL lOtb, 1868, at tbe DOTY SCHOOL HOUSE. Turn out RcpubUcana and Detuocrau and bear a good apeech. such as the times demand, and from one so well qualifled to edify and iutruct the people In their path of duty to their Country on the 3d day of November DRUGGIST AND BOOKKELUCH, Empire Block, Itepot-llean Mare •Meeting In Johuitown io good lor cue hundred and !e, >afur lay, Oct. 3d, next.— fifty majority for the Hero of Fort runs Blair, Hon. T. W. Fek- Donelaon and Apjxunatlax. rMMaf lire Bladder. Kidn.r., Or.rrl, Dtopry Srgtck Weaker... Female towplainU, Oenernl Dtblliiy, and etldtortM. OI the Urinary Organa. wbstbar eiitling In H.I.nr female, from wha> rtrr eanM nrlg.nsting, and on Walter of bow long —Al Adrian, on Wednesday night, Ice ataadlng. M treatment ie aabmiltod to. Caaiamptiaa formed on water )■ the open air. Buck­ . IT._____________ ii.. . wheat la probably the only crop severe­ ly loured. AJ Hudson and Hillsdale there was a heavy fraat, but cm pa were not much Injured. —Lenawee Cousty Fair la to be bald on let and 2d of October. —The Midland City Independent aay> that on Frida)' ef U»l week, six or eight boardent at the Midland City Hotel were suddenly taken 111, aud one or two nar­ rowly ea-aped with their live*. The casac waa thodfcht to be eating MWexwi! tho growth of Chicago?It fattens ou eatorprisa cooked ia prialon' ink. • •' A. War wUb Mexico, for attrucUng attention ; but a Ivor Use Is tc be plain, ir protection from the r la unnee-a arj- for ns to particularsn<i ib» >xlot t.'oti by any house t’ Full stock of roods. Knowing la|prec:..tJnpthi- v. anta of their pat• they ha-c all pntvhaacd untiaua ly u o. itn-ata. The following firm* n w r ce’.vlng and opening their HOSADALIS Hair Begenerator. BEST HEBEOT TET DISCOVERED. | terete Cam, a. ii. NooiiZ, J. W. HOCUHTALIS Dntod, Augu.l IIlb. 1KA HYDE & PRINDLE. lings. 8rpL 15, IMS. . stplltf Ths FarEfirf Intel Firs In (X UM, ii. D. HfAULDixo. R. Mudge, GoonviAti, Harlow A Bailey, RcxTAX A Sox, an 1 □then'. BIRST »BD EATOS COdltfUS !)*:<( Tx -Dnnee. will be given by the HutlhEn Comet Rand on the fleet •nd nr,end evening! of the Fair. The night at Uninn HaU,eceond night •t Dolim's IL-IL In Exchange .Hotel.-* Ata>. ou the night of the third • day of 'he Fair, a party will i* given at Uhteo il-.ll by Geo. h. Koth, Ekj.. the able Undlcrd of the liaatiugi Houae. A dellrht.'ul time may be expoctod for tboac *h'i deke tv participate cm Hiokc even- KVS3I Is Recommended by th Best Physicians E erywh re. KELLEY & CO. NEW YORK, /Nr» Sues LtsEL—llje new line of PtB^e, now roaring between thia place I ud Charlotte, ia omioetion with the Grand Hirer Valley Railroad, ia of groat BBOAU CAGLE BUQMT LIMB. 'eportr.n.-e and relief to Hastings aa ’<1! ai to the trarulling public generelV- Tho trip rah bo made to either pwnl in the short rjxco of about four kurt. and certainly ought to bo enjoyed h> llxoae fiao roaehea. . , ,•; Tns FAnt.-We trust all Intereated, *cd every forme.-, mechanic and. trade*®*n In the county ought to be InterMt* *1. Wil! mikc their calculation* to Be P-reent during the County Fair. Let •atJarmen specially take hold of the ■jwr, and n that tbe Agrteultanil 'otwwt.of the County are fully rrpn- ATLANTIC & GREAT MEN r o«T^-o» 1 Mlinre ib. ..... b«i AlMralite tonne, aad th.mtoro ebnerfnlly i'T,,. “I'. ~ ftr oTLiiir neemmned II aa ”^UA5 j BorKts< x D. X.Um< Sept llth, l«i. BdUmara, Fabnjary to. IMA Dr. J. J. Lawnace. Dew Mir: I toko ptoaan'. r~ Broad Gauge Railway I NEW YORK KMTON. prrnm.'RGiT, PHILADELPHIA, Oil Regions of PcnnBylvania ! Vaonoaerrn who with a QuUti tn.I Cnaderiable Trip wSl a(.prerkto thsfewU nd FnrttaojffeS �MW AinmtEBEITt. REVOLUTION IN TRADE. A0KNT5 WASTED FOR THS OFFICIAL HIITOBT0F THE WAI, I taCawaes, Character, Conduct A Reaalla, Ila morerlf wad be happy U ace yr* . Fol yer good looking pbii Ibra* the dure ; Ilamoaeir Ib.l wnd Ihrot eai the wbieky TW yea aMapto like a king oe th* lir*. rd giro yn me bed bal tor Jody. Who** fey lino dm nfrnM ii wud hurt, Bel we'd rmpihy lb* hull, together. Aa* together we*d ahlap* la tbe dhi.-t. OBt DOLLAR FOiTeACHTMTICLE. Share. Ted. H*o aa Ullpal eoenthry ; Thor* U parltoo aa* whlahky rotor*, Aa* mighty good pig lor U» ’alto,* For DiaMeykrala are not aa ploaly Bal wo waat all Ihebyeeaver, ears. Ta ebwlag Ibo ahlltoiay. dbriak wbiehky. Aa* abort la the toIm far Maymore, • Teddy, me by*. Elegant merer doable width w '■**1 Och. Teddy,uew doal y« bo ibtaying ( Haag year totally ea Io yea obtlek -~Aa* etoepeel far Cork aa* lake pannage For Amaeriky aeddia* aa* quick. ED JACKET AXE Virer alai oaloT ma they baragaL) They're giren <M green rag* For sMaoy, (ll'ea kattoU 1 with that I had.) Aa* wo* re ahlarrlog oa beef and cara core wbiaky. wl -Wich la mighty good abtarring. bed ring, bedad. HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. SUPPORT Wfflffll SIX-CORD With Special reftmeo to.Ibe euU of •poratlren aa * SEWING MACHINES. Especially, are STRONGER TRIM EVER BEFORE. PATRONIZE THE BEST. Groceries and Provsions, nW Btoreaa hu gene I* Mae Num, Ab* bednd we're a Mead iaSaymnr*. Be peek ep year dbada io* harry. Sol lorn“‘»' to epWi In yourfiabl Aa* lay Would aa yoor blackthorn ah.Il.l.y Aa* well aoeo giro toe aaygwra a twlaht, ' Teddy, bm bye. Chip Ewkrt. BLOOD. VSt fcot, badtabad* trn toawfw hiaouapw Bydutfaaaiam* abort tba tew UtowUrto object waaakMadingan. itittAiiiorniuu. TSft lira YOB BIDES AND eXLB sb: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-09-30.pdf a2afa32a0e95f4cbf1661456c012ca65 PDF Text Text Nwtisj* fSWUTT spnjj GSO. M. DEVVEYg AT UAJTIS08. HARRY t-ft, MICH., ®* too. ». mortr. vol. a> -r xm. Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, fciitrss Jirtrtonj. sep. 30, 18$. NUMBER 23. RAILWAYS. xortnj. J]«ie xtA.n.'w-A-r: E VOICE OF VIBMOJT. to the property of that State at nearly.aevG^anmoaL -No ora ran bo reacted and whra rraney WusCuXLroVre: cnty-MiTcn.niiHiasis below that 'flrdte nouam,,. xnuTuaurn XEW YOM, BOSTON, which is of. more vital tataresta to tho ettrftie* receiving per and stitmlotihr te community than this of borrowing money par-at. the cad of dm rear 11A ». •” l&l. Cobb afoot tbJakyMt power has Amen“ ------v been conferred by (ho “ •—’* i ^'ot i he know exactly what he pcojilo on thrir Government, the free was driving at Ho was already at that 1 unburthened exorri-w of which early day a traitor, and hoped, by his ro deeply afleete every member of our rascally management, to so cripplo the rahlic. Id war, when the honor, the resources and derange tho finances of Uy, the imltrpeadimcv uf tho nation the Government in whose oerrioe ho then — to be defended,when all its resources ' waa, and whose interest and honor ho era to bo otnunod to the utmost, credit had sworn, for rmy, to protect os to TYltla* III.f Li atA nT -------.1—k, tnm RAILWAY EXTEX ns FROM •«•<- ».w Y4«k, 4t3 Mlh< FBATK ALLIS. 22 to 27 Milct the Shortest Route- ■ itlrtlCT tuCtaae#- prosperity MM ba antiripatad to supply | now, os ho waa then, a leader and a tba uxigencira, tho urgent demands of shinning light of Aho Damocratlb party, tho moment Tho people, for objataa ’But thia was only a port of tho great tlie most important which can occur in । conspiracy. While Cobb was accomplishthe progroo* of natiowi, have empower- tag thio, his groat financial achievement ad their Government to make tbeaa an- in the interest of the comming robolluxi. ticipation*. to borrow money on tho cred- ' Thompson, (hen Secretary of the interiit of tho United States. Can anything or, mode way with tha Indioni anmesty bo more dangerous or more injuriuts 1 trust funds belonging to the Goreramtrat; than tho admtarion of a principal which Floyd, Mr. Buchanan's hnnutcutate See- For a CuMaii Wiatai Lu* .Dahis 1.. ""I1*" nor»»li«rill» I IS ntorr. Tblh/ripMs Wsskta^l »\A >1 tyrants MAIL, ri# a™ XpBVMATIQ «bj'' raaon, m tne union, wmcnpossesses wo emu nncnais oi incir arms amj^mnmrighl of taxation, to harden tho exercise lions of war, and transported them South ol this power at titair detraction 1' In kto be used against the Government, and conclusion tho Chief Justice said I, “We for its desirnetior, and Tcruccy, the then U P. U. IJOlITWttXG IXFRBSK (Deity). Hlosa >1 Horn,II,i,II-< Io I* U it., i —J are, therefaro, of tho opinion that tho judgement of tho Constitutional Court of thp State of South Carolina revising the order made by the Court of Com­ rur.M.. SEW YORK SIGHT XXPRDWCS... mon Picas, nwording a prohibition to tho dan 11. City Council of Charleston, to restrain where they «ndd by no possibility be them from, hreying a tax imouaed on the roach of recall by the Government in the day of ita peril This is the party and these are the men that now cauvasa Charleston for £o year 1823, is errone­ and solicit ths votes of an outraged lor­ ous in this t that the said Gonstituiiuual al people. Really, their former reacnliCourt adjudged. that the said ordinance ty u outdone by their. presemt impu­ was not'repunghontto the Constitution dence. of tho Unital States; whereas tliis court THE BOND QUESTION. tnined in this same . fourth resolution of tho Democratic Convention, wherein it Taxation of Government Bonds—The it ought ia substantially proposed “that the lands Deaoereti* Plan—Letreof the United of tho Xumer apd.bosMsteada of tho la­ . boring people shall nay an ad rul rrm State* Treuuur. Court of the btato of South Carolina, tax equal to that pal a on luxuries, by tlic Ilirmbatr I. AJY.R1D, A. ■..W.O.. it au. nnrnni’T*. PRIC3 OF I5RALYRS fl EACH. HALL & R^CKfiL. Proprietorx M0BEK3AD-3 MAGNETIC PLASTER. The Great Streagthener aatl Pain Destroyer of tho World. gtisrrlhnj. Mr J. Q. Thompson, of Indianapolis, recently wrote to the United Statev .M I". M LIGI1TSI5Q tXFREJSf*. froci Salsquoted from the Democratic platform the and then added : I wish to inquire what bos been ths practice of the Government since its foundation, respecting the taxation of the Government bonds, or if this infor­ ri.limation cannot be briefly and convenient­ ly conveyed, permit me to modify my in­ quiry, so that it may corer only the pe­ riod between March4, 1853, to March 4, 1861, extending through two historic Administrations of the GoTornment. I ’ remember ilia t kinds, or rath er evidences pH I-,VLV >1 N GJ ‘S PREPARED GLUE, a. (Bill J. so* snivel *1K USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE TBfflUTliinUlFAVORABLY KNOWN AND EXTENSIVELY USED ministration of Presidrnt Buchanan, a* a rate of interest in gold ot 12per out per annum. Were these public seeuri- Knr Tutt CltJ mi Ml, TWENTI-FIVE HATHROS H3U1K, YEARS. with every other vpaciee of property PThe other pi uposition contained tn the rnaolutions ia that, the lands of tho far­ mer and homesteads of tho laboring people shall pay nn nrfiiwlorres tax equm to that paid ou luxuxfts by the affluent consumer. May I inquire if tho Gov­ *D THROUGH. ernment has ercr applied this principle to ita method of ratefog Toronto, subject­ ing ail tho agricultural and producing .nUBRAUV MADAMS Z1D00 PORTER’S CUM COUGH BO. PrtM 25. 60 Bid 25 Cis. per BottU. eompsnj all tub uxrr. tmr.srxvr a«o . HOYT EFFECTUAL BE.UEDT BAOOAfJX COUGHS, COLDS, ETC. The tt'orM hat erfr Frodueetl. PIHIKLY VkOETABLr. . ___ .. .11.-r D«ir- II. RiriDL'E, WM-lt. BARR qr«at wimterm “wiusrZ^ Ttaai cii,ujo». QRASD TNtfW WhTTAY. >EW YORK rHSOroKTE COMPANY. GRAND AND SQM ARE enfTo PlsaMo-lTox-A® yy^HOLEaALE A BETAIL- w. «h a a usd Nrf ‘“Tii: S-.M. M tM »“=•' ,ss?*w “dr.‘ z adoc I’OK’J11?,. r “S tSiS™Ftm- •» u(juatire Sugar Cmnu this, MEtaassr»»’8s»=: each; the former has aToluatioaWtlMy237,078. The valuation for Mateo was 3190,211,605, while Lonirisaste wte WO2.185..W, and that of MtefoatetaTe was 1607,8244)11. Esch of thwJW* State* have firn membore of the. Bcntao of Itenreerntativoe, It will bo aooeiiHt last named was more than as compared with (hat of :1 States named in connsction with Mt State. In other words, any given amdint of property subject to taxation 'in tho State of Maine wodd be nrwapribi t to of liko property in either of the rfo-e Southern States named. ' T lie collected on all inoumos..of 11,000 Kyi •k-. Th«. in, rod. fc™,! »; Sting laws, ore exempt from General Government taxation ' ; Underlet propotrd mod-, all tit moB cr at ita head, who now cantrola the Democratic party, may bo still further relieved from paying tiieir just jiryportiou of the burden* now nereuarib ttt,1.. 1. ____ I. ,1.. The final judgement of the court con­ principle to Ita method of ramog reve­ cludes in those words : “ H’Ams', st it nue, subjecting aU. the agricultural and producing nroperty/vf tho country to special burdinsr’' ’’ X The only mode by whidt"equal taxa­ i« rtpttgabul to tit Coanihttioa of be farther from jfc But the mowben of Vailrd Stntrt and raid. Whereupon it tion of every species of property, accordis considered, ordered and adjudrad by wsro not is earnest; thoy knew better. this court that tile said judgement be and uj > o.rrr. i:<, . a iun manner, oi lass- But this last, liko tlw flrat propositkm in tho somo is hereby rerereed and annnl- Hon has boon resorted to but four times tho resolution, to tax “Government led, and that the same cause be, and the in th# history of our Government: Ths bonds," was intended for "buncombe," snmcTi hereby remanded to the said first time for 82,000,000, in 1708 daring ' Constitutional Court for tho State of South Carolina, that rach forthcr prowith Great Briliauin 1881, for.|3,i intelligent people will soon hart -tba ,000, tn the administration of Mr. mortumfr to apply the. proper reencliron. The third, during the enms •d Jaaaary fitb. U15, -for •A.UUO.OyO— But as the treaty of prbcc had been signed at Ghent, by the Cummisaionani on tho part of Great Brittan and tho United States, 16 days before tho act waa poaoed, this tax rre not collected. Dio fourth nnd.Jast.aol far the collection of a tax ita own stock or not, lies novar, direct tax was named ia August, my knowledge, been adjudicated. TA It called for’ <20,000,000. And to thia day, after teren years, h has not all been vu to have been buried on Saturday collected from tise Statea The Oonrtitution of tho United States evening, qqltc a number of ’hla frieada provided. Article L, Section 2 : Repre- and acquaintances repaired to hl« liou*e. sentaiivBa and direct taxse shall bo ap lion." portioned among tho several States which JTou*ay that you "remember that may bo included within tide Union, acbond* or other evidences of interest bearing indebtedness, originating in which shall be determined by orlding to loans then contracted, were issued by tho tho wholo number ,of free iicnons, in­ Treasurer Spinner replied in a long letter, of which we giro the most im­ portant portions : TaxAn-ar or m Urmn Statm, > WAsanrarox September 8, 1868. y 6n: Yon call-my attention to the fourth resolution of the New York Fourth of July Convention, which you quote in these words : ‘ Equal taxsmon of every species of property according to enunanl; and I doubt, whether anj othita real value, including Government ' i and other puUio aoatritira," and, face of the decision of the Supremo --------United States, to which I you wish".-Leau/. to inquire what । practice of tho Gorernmont [ cluding those bound to service' far a term 1: r moving, the hospitalities of I lie deceased’s bouse were extended to tbera al rule far taxation would hare worked present In. the shape of a good, rtffT before the emancipation of the Southam brandy Julep to each, so rathe better to slaves. F nt. Every Ere nlarrs were counted ground. amount of taxation for each State. But next, when the Aasteeur and tho lax gather camo around, tho slaves ceased entirely to bo men, and became amply property, and as such became, like sheep and oxocu. subject to taxation. Tboetavebond* t bon of Oort holding section was thus bitten both forget It way*- . -Tiu’ oot^itiitiannl provision waa lonnd mind ner ltlurf£ tint thii or ray tm Itself. J a two-odgod sword to ftp and boaoa,. it n*v«r permitted that mode of taxation House of Representatives, lata Brigadier while >t bald control of the action cf General.fa the late army of the late tr within it* limilt or joriodietion. Confederate States of America, and then * resen tations ia OnngTesa and eonaoqum tWisconsln and^ _ ,—. — that on tho United StatM. This #as perhaps the beginning of what became nullifica­ tion aitarward, and. more recently, open would be paid, hut-that ho must, rebellion. The validity of this ordinance the money for them st any rate, o was oODt-stod; but tho eonatita&mal, them on thv market, and then filli Democratic jxrty as well, hod a resolu­ tion liko the one under cousidoration been introduced into a National Democratic Convention, there .would bore been a scene that no common theater could ro- ping their Juleps, and now and then giv­ ing the goblets a slight shake io settle the lee tn them, a nolre wal beard tn the coffin, Which turned some faces whiter than they had been for years before.— Finally, tho umkrtaacr foe the ooorafaan edforhlajutep. Haring qnovcWjkfo thirst beget down, and stated to tl^e gaping crowd that be bad been In a sort ’ of. a trance, know all that waa guhtg oc !around him, but was undble to route 1h'.mMlf until Ms voris were grouted wtth the faUlltar jtnkie af fte lev. a>4 Mo -hlchtotarednawllfc nd tho dnslro .to -par rebel State, decided the ordinance to l» political friends valid. TtdsbroUghlthe question wheth- sort.'Mdrff oT Mr U OPP06ITI0M TO OABTOf «H> r rcctirlngFRESn OTWraM Mi from fltecHy oTMitewre. every ..1... ut. ..JI.. ..I. .1 Wholesale, and Retail.. Ills frtends were too much ■■—ll^i ■ iiaiWWygB? «OOt nWctkLL.O«e-iP-» i of tire Government, ia t t foarkal the six pre rtnt, ■nitai State*, thnl had tire . HARTWELL. "■ and Mr. Ka. MMadtvBa rasa .' JbwrMfi �•kt gsttiif J gsasrr. QBDBOS M. DOTH,...............Barna. -' HArnNGB, mxcifm ; ;um*ucii WIUITWM. WOM FNBBIDBNT, UITI1BI ■ erataoB. s. giait, FOB TFCE.rUESlDEXT. loHtrviia coltax, • PF BDUXX._________________________ Jkr Li-d—fd Gsk'V'MOBGAN BATES, of Grand Traver.. ArMsrderyd *sto . «U. OUVB L BPACLDCTG, sf Cfctoo. ^WB«XraO.’uR<WTXXOR. rt Billrdde. ^OM^D^lOBr’iTlT. ofKaissiuro. . • Jkr Awiaii n™ sf il< .Mdr Asad OX—. QDI.BXXJAMtND.PKTVUABD'dAn«n>. Ar AWi'M C—L __ MN. WTLUAW HUMrnRET. d Leerww. Ar P<Mi» r-tntti— 4MLAMEL HOSFORD, d Eaton. Ar Jtontor .««d A-rr« *fx 0AN1KL K. BROWN, ef IssU. Conareealonal Ticket. t mN ANDO C BEAM AN. of Lenawee. II W1LUAM USTOUOnTON. oT8tJoeepb. HI AVSTtN DLATB rf Jackson. . IT. THOMAS W. FXBBY. nf Ottawa. ▼. OMAR !». COSO KM, of BL Clair. ▼L BANDOLPH STBICKLASD. of CUntoe. COUNTY TICKET. Tor Jodge of Frabelo— SHERMAN C. PRIXDLE. EDWIN H. MALLORY. For Conatr Clerk— DANIEL STRIKER. Far Coeaty Tmlartr- • ASA D. RORK. WILLIAM H. JEWELL. Ar ProsecaUng AUsraoy— . FRANK ALLEN. Bar Cirodt Conrt tonalnier. WILLIAM L. COBB. -John A. Riker, of *Gnso Lake, eemnot possible, unless our voters bed re­ pented cf their oppomimn to the de- asMSednsfafate hydronl* htaaeifln madn of tho tBavdroMen,-fcr the lat­ Waif Lake, on the Htb Inst. -About 10,000 boebate of wheat hare ter were not eo unreasonable as the forbees pureha"d at Mt. Clemx*. t>”'« far this smnoo. for tho action ef the ffouthoenen. who —Tbe Great Weetera Railway traffic had so hug bora obeyed by tho North, returna for Angurt amounted to |300,that they redd not entertain the thought Oir; tho Grand Trank to IMT.TU. of Northern reeistaace, to their imperaTbe "National Hotel," Bt East Sagi­ tira and impmieus demands; but tho naw, waa burned on Monday morning. Copper heads of tho North ought to have Total lore start IM**; InsuranaeN,•00. . apprraticrehip that they have had aiaoo -A late history of tbs Saginaw Val­ the summer of INI. But wo om they ley, by T. B. Fox, figures up an aggrohare not become a bit the wiser, not­ withstanding all tho boating they hare reoeired. The rodhae not been spared, and yet the child waa spaded,—perhaps becanse the chid had bocorae to old a boy to bo taught wisdom by any process known to modem modes of Education. AH that now remains for the BepubE- P ^Thsblbi n. cbinwkll, ~ JOHN BUST. ■'^.‘wtLT.TlM TWII.TT. __ n CHAB1M w. ct-ntara. ni. cwaWM T ooaiiaM JV. BY HON M CCTCHkOX. V. OtLKS HUBBABD. FL MICUAXL C. T. PLX88NB*. . • tory one of proportions so great as to be thoroughly eflbetive in ita results. There has never been any reason to doubt the stectioB of Grant & Colfax, but it has been suppoeed by many, that some of the incidents of the contacts, might be mere fire ruble to the Copper-Rebels then would be beneficial to the country. This supposition ought to prove groundlose, and to that end the popular majori­ ty for tho Republican candidates,—both national and local,—should bo rolled up to the greatest possible figures Do what we may, the Copper-Rebel popular vote is sure to be something large, even if there should not be a single Seymour Proeideutial elector chosen. It wasro in 1864, in war time, whoa Gen. McClel­ lan, had more than 1,800,000 rotes, though but 21 electors were chosen by his party. Mr. Seymour, will have a largo vote al the polls, but not only should we keep the number, as we cer­ tainty oan, of Copper-Rebel electors down to, or below, the 1884 standard, but wo should end rax girt Ora. OiArr, a popuar majority approaching a million. That majority wo shall have if we choose to work for it Wo guarantee that New England alone will give about one fifth part of tho number of tho votas requir­ ed, giving a decided majority in’-, every State; and a unanimous electoral vote; we of the North-West ought to do better than New England on tho popular vote, and shall undoubtedly choose a unani■Mna flmrt and OWhw alwrorial fVl. JAMES w. HOUOHTALIN. ir«r,C«roaen— JOSEPH COLE. ISAAC MESSER. For Bsyrrooatotiro ia ike UfUoloro, let Dh t7 ROBERT J. GRANT. . Ar Biyreesetalire, to to. Legblatars M Dbk4- legs, aa ws hare a much larger popu­ ADAM ELLIOTT. lation than she haa, and both candidates Far Besot er. MMk Henstonal District,' on the Republican Ticket are eer •«, GEORGE THOMAS. and iu xxx of oar choice. Ulinoxi and Indiana, which famish rncAPAifi these candidstee, have throe fourths as kaa baM »t»ch M to enable tba aowntry has aad ought and we believe will vote to fcraeeo the final erant, andtouader- as well ia proportion as she wiU, while ■toUwWwm bathafatara history of Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Mmthe United States. “In to-day already aeooia, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, iriiaeB b aware al this time what nut Itothegaaoral complexion of Amcriean y«litiral lils ft* yearBto come, aad toe* toongk to establish a policy that ahall be worthy of the nation. Yhe Coppo.-- beads say >0* be able td comprehend ttee so dearly as the Republicans do, wad fts^ era aot to bo blamed much if their pcbdeal vision is not very dear at tiua time, as defeat aad disappointment raae^y operate to cloud the mind, aad :wdar it uafiitejudfs justly of the pras. •at, aad much toss of tho futara. Just MW they are ia groat aad grara doubt J. P. ROBERTS k CO unuinm of the Coppmocraey would bo treated d» boaor to their true aad tried eooa— The Middle State, are not expected to do as well as either the North-WeU or New England, but they will help swell the Republican majority ; and the So-ti faeluding Tissimi, will de bar part now that it is sartain that her Republioan voters will bo protected faThe exsrcfoe of tho right of suflrags. Wo ought, aid probably ahall, have tho votes of moot of tho reconstructed States, Oeefag that wahare given evidence of our abili­ ty to uphold them till they shall ham their growth, aad be able to walk atone. aa to the existence of matter, so severe Had it not bora fa our power to point •raWbe xatafortnaee under which they to the Rarou fa Vermont aad Maias,— are suffering, aad roeembliag more tho which are but fair sample, of our politi­ ■rccsneaoe of a bad dream than such cal stock, -we should not hare had aay waldsff roahties aa belong moot to their right to ask for Southera aid; but hav. xperieaca. They do not like it that fag proved that wo do not need it, ws imee thdr funeral ceremonies should be ought to have it And as tho South is perfsnaod mUer thmr living eyee - very like the rest of tho world, aad aa Wero they has egotistic, ftey would find tho world always helps tho strong, wo no difficulty ia undarstandiBg that dry shall havo a largo Southern rota, to give bad brought thia rain upon their own a majesty to the popular majority ws are sure to have. Fortuad has bora kinder to the Coppw Bebels than they hare bean to themBN~At a maeUag fa Auburn, Me., ro> Mlvea. Much has bora done for them, oentty, ex-Vleo PnaidMt Hamlin said that be bad been asked to speak upon the duties of the hour. “Tbegraee,''be 4« eU that bee bora wrought in thdr be­ eontlnoed, "baa hardly grown upon half. Wo do aot think it would bo poodHe to fU lathe whole tide af tee ro brave boo of tbe North, alaln ia defense foolish B piety M the American Copper­ of their erraatry's rights; there fa mourn­ head p<rty bare proved itself to ing la thcurands of our bonaehelds; we be during the test eight or tea ywra.- meet men on every street with tbegbart- CASH STORE dry goods:. pw tan naur^^ “»"« JECBn HYDE & PRINDLE, RIAL EUTE I DEBRAICE AU Hastings Outdone! aad villagea in tbe Valley. —The proposal to bul W water works in EaM Saginaw han been voted down by tbe people st a special meeting held to consider the matter. —The United States Government ia to bo Invited to send nprseen tailroe to the Peace Congress aeon aa saeemble Will Laifa ui W Pnjierty —It fa understood that General Sher­ man has determined to Issue arms and ammunition to oil! scus along the Indi­ ana frontier, for protection against far­ ther daprednt ions by enrages. -TbeNilesStpvbUcansays: "There are but 79 Democrats In Berrien eouuty who pay an Income tex, and the whole amount foots up I2.4T8, while WO Be- dN-ra ere aappIM. On. o! tor,. iboirtl." —There waa an immense Republican demonstration in BL Louis Saturday evsulng. There were over 5,000 torch­ bearer. In prncseslon and 23,000 people present at the vaneua speaking stands. Books and Stationery, groceries, and or nxx qcautt. —The London Times would approve of the abaorptlon at Mexico by the or xff rzxz>5 sure the peace of Mexico and tho pay­ ment of bar debt —A man named Dennis Harrington waa ttengeroQsly stabbed in aa affray at Negaunee, a few days since, by one Pat­ rick Vaughn. His recovery la doubtfal. —A young man named D. B. Dcvls, a partner with Mr. C. N. Alvord fa tho sash and blind buslures, at Newaygo, recently absconded, takings considera­ ble sum of money belonging to the firm. HARDWARE STORE, vM«b dM ■**<• trn wusmr STOVES, IRON. HYDE & PRINDLE. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, tho^hnda owned by tbs Hudson Bay Company, in the British FoaeessisuB. evomrat shortly, and there is a general desire to open up to this coualry and Invite immigration and capital Into IL Wall Put.—An addraaa baa been ta­ med by tho negroes of South Carolina to the white fallow citlxona. The point of It Io In the following sentence: "And If wo are u> be maarocreed because wo relure to vote the Democratic ticket; if wo are to be murdered in cold blood because we win not e-R our man­ hood, then let ltootno-we can dto but once ; and If, as you state, thirty fodlIlona of while men are going to fall up­ on four millions because they arc black, and will sot vote for Horalfo Seymour and F. P- Btalr for President and Vies Prreldent of the United Btrtea, both Of whom havo dectar d that tbe nagroee have no right to vole, then we are pre­ pared to dto but not to vote to bo kiiL ed." '___________________________ ■FLOIlUCt SEWITC iscaiir HMilnes Feb. S8th. IBM. F.rticatar A Uro Uro paid to Order lor M*IH OKOTUEKS’ Building Mat er i alt. laws Troughs Made and put up on Shari Natiss. JEWELRY 4IUSTC STORL Dodge's Clebrated Plows BOOKS. FOB TMB CUBS OP Nrahrtlte bare Meeting on Setu ■cat J»FM Tea flrdte Towb. QABar OVCMTT Fresh Goods coBMaatly oa head. CARRIAGE FACTORY! «d Codda aelHag mrarilraa af foil. ■tewGeed*. J art Received, Hypophosph i t es ACT *>D I’BBTalJtlX RUSSELL & NEVINS. -I ffEORGK PRESTON 8KXUAL DEBILITY! , Mam Mxxrtw Q BttTJIWIC. r««. H biinw Mrewrw RUSSELL & NEVINS. Bert MtorfBl of Crockery Ib IX ALL8TA IEAOF consumption. BAIR DRESSING tavitoa year aitostwa to kb . Two to Az Breto ef the Ppreifa MH wiM Imrpft WbQ Meoted Stock of frMspdr iw«i« mU p«rma»«llr Car. s«y teasrt fasnasiirTtee. tteaisal w«akassar sr ta.slsalaty Nightly er DslJy Um*s. t—tt •hglrtiy ess.iJ. se kow.isr a<grersM la charaeter, whU. will rerrsst Um. Mtrtbto swfbto rorojUwM wink ^ri.g frsai to. ^'ri^Wind'piLhV^rt/'rrtireN. to GROCERIES, wffl qaicMy restore Gear Hair Uminatems sfevery ktad stBeaurt Imtatlee, ofesgra Tail ■Sire er Weskaee.W iteKtaaej* rebeUloc. What words, then, from hu- 4c. (AergyMSS. Lswy.ra.Htortan. aad ail wks sbsnrl wmaeee or manng taetr orgunman lira, can speak like those upon the Kcn.M Ht.toc in vrrrw.rkrd, are MesHarir iAftraMoAoro aspoombtotofoo peo- duties of tbe hourl" reMsrt *• weals SIS m of Iks Qertto DHa^ mneeeabsrtd art tel to ss. tbe SproUto pft loyal to the govammat, aad then -Seymour said duriag the war, “BodAmn erdmd the people to bring ia their terdtrtde tbe Unton than starfish ataraWINCHESTER'S Rpkxfw FILL BdM for bmb who are the embodysMate 4 tbai divide tbe UuJoa." Whfabwns Tboy bare devoted tberooelres to the TRY IT I I tI tI 1 li A!^SlS2^"':s~± * r a 1, M 1! * **» -a* cr ...... . • be woM la so ught." ri tn ■ami tarn ladfaaa. goaMMsiorniuii. Heastaaeonendrem bySoMtorFsoaamM: -Whwwre Hee besdte got ro. ere atostedre Castor farert teawwa JMte. Andrew JebMsms out of efttoe t Becans* TRY IT! TRY IT! WINCHIBTIB'8 iiponoRPHirn stK^dyEtUTCTns; rir: Um4 » ms rd tag to Araettiaa it will midlly Mright? ria. A dtepatah to tbe Cblenge THbaMaaya •tare Ik. Virile rowers Is aS cross cf rtk — — 1 .rtrore-^7 ____ BN>A TXX4TWB.-WB barmartan, a,»W.«r~^ of the Democratic rll see arts ta Indiana. 4, ^-aanaH •a&,<kna-Brir “The Utile sateen 4 sretMtlw between riWIariTaria»l Milin tbe Indiana Douaeentey, that bad ita snUrt tres Is anrtteer. ef eKberros ’ Paw-81 per kar. U. tax., fcr *4, by mUL awaahihw ria had baa feaa origin al the New York Ceavautlon.hae J. W1NCSMTBBA00. lyC.Ma.Twk Ooaaaria,Sa aa. oelmlaated In the removal of the late raySMt mWOso-M. .tbepeqpta atlha lx Hope, oe Tbu week, Ort 1st. an an tfaetteu 14 in lend, ob Friday e NEWS DEPOT, Bastian, Aag M, IMF.-slTyl ■ IS ■UUITDI ETUT H. A. GOODYEAR, re— .trad, o’ppJlU Crort Horo«.»I.OvO -T» A.re. d Wild Lata. IK allea aertk d UuUtp, Tiaitared Opacio(>. Pr >m. —There are In Maron and Oeeana |1S per acre. counties about 1.400 Indiana, among L-W Amo o. Bretfaa M. ia Carllae,« whom there were 41 daatha during Che ■lire fna Hulitp. «a raad rrod, 14 yrar ending July 31st IMS. They havo 180 houaea, 147 hones U cattle, 602 swtae, and raised tart year 12,784 tamheis Boibi tbr star. • l*rn L..I ut Tandy •! aad Yillag. Prepay. Far Tmsm, Droof oarh, 11385 bunbetoof potatoes, with FanM rnpUca, Ac., isqeire al Um OXc. el smaller quantittra of other arUetaa.— Tliey have 1,300 scree of laud under cultivation. UaaUap. Sept. It, IBM. ropltlf —Tho Marquette JYatecteaJer onyt that a large party of Canadian official., edi­ tors, army officera and others, arrived iD Marquette, on Monday evening of last week, on the steamer Chicora ou their way »P tho Laks. TbemaJority of th. parly are moq^bers of tho Ottawa Parlia­ ment, and the principal cbjeot of their visit 1. to Inspect oar mine, and mining tawa They will then p»x» over to tbe North rtxore and examine into the mine- SKtalttft**'* SPECIFIC PELL, Will Last a Life-Time. WE HAVE COKE WIUi great Iriiaeiiu to >nw to - ----.rtto as M ew _Gipnd One Dollar Saki FREE or COST »MU-e Psb tert tort. goMnuasm “ ��Boston DOLLAR Sttrel ** it rns’s jVorent*' Wanted Fw wfe^TO«nrnnHnBft. . .* tr *»n H fowTto*aari m '• ,b- ri»*“ •«» „ fcuu Uda at **e IMbro, friar. to SVSMIIB a SHADOW IXIEW T«R* Wm. »«aar» mart ImaxnM aalaa. JKM^’^ZiSLKUfc. alt purtleolaro and terms to Anal Mat fm J. B. BVHJt ACC., PubU.b«ra. Hartford, Comb, aoests w.Yrrrxuo-s'on , JUftt tb^ipuih. ialie dyi ' TTii under b.r lllmmykr.1 the__ ______ Ono Dollar Broker Store, 1 a. * at V .9 * to < u T> Im . 'A • > >•* 1 u M *11 M * l« H H •• • li ' IM to ' ““'U ; ' 1 4 ;» i 5 t« u kM M ' i® »i i to nvMi’Btgr., SILVER PLATED WARE, GLASS WARE, WOOLEN A HEMP CARPETING, STRAW MATTING, an-1 PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. isotaaraea IntpotMioi, h parcJaaaJ dtrertly from tba Manatoalnraro la large ijaaallUru . Ot H Cl n sale of good. on ibe popalcr plan of ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE. jy-AClM'.lKn. Hertford, £»« . Our Saha for the hat tindve months Haro been about one oillion dollars. HT Oar hfiMrkar LtorirrUti h Ur tbwrf. U.UH tjU. 1,1*-^. . 4 I h ha J^rUry, «r a 6’</l IMtryrirr, hl a rrfahr H ♦i H BLUE COATS!” of out of lb. fuliowlag artlel..:-to yda. Brew a U.y LtreJ, >n>|?Uni/ ZnW/orU. r.irt , E^i^ss’fttrsxx'x maEfeljfigg •J s r»! yard. Dinkin. Aa « day Clock. H.th Theaiu'mak*. I nr.atal'acqi Dyia. Wbtta Marlabad. 1'rlce only (XM per copy. Brad fur acillaa QmlL kCir.r platei Criurd Culor nub * txilll... A Morocco Pbetwgrnpb Album. IO« pulum lyrndat-dWeetCwlh. S.li«phl«d Cal. Baak.L M yard. 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M Head a Drali, Postal Moacy Order, cr a« The present ftyh of pnnl;,teens' Is fietuMK comfbrUb;cr<»mely or.eounosil- ANDHEWB <fc CO. - M.-I*. W«l» tl hMIUmbum'.er.lt at 106 Sudbury St, ocmu°^0^ Wbu WW <Mw UMUtble. W U» Sis s;: I* Ulf H “ARCTIC EXPLOB|TWNS," Au* ik« apMb. tirt 1. ptlnlbiJ .A .- f*e aamriatbe ipkcbu er a araa. s •4 rH0MRn«r. Dr. Kahe'i Great Pictorial Work >■* Ta tbrato a waoly liVad naygur e«pUeama-.l>t(>«tC>e.'> JJnsiuMS ®in n 3 » iiiT H iiu iu iiiu n its f3 H n n ? is in u H > iu i3 iii2 im < ii£ iS tiiZ im « i« v i» « iT n i Il dulreucs my mind la tba morale' JI Apd IreaMe. ma ill.rwm'n' .l aleJkl. My feiftfrl te ft.pfV .erordfe" ’ Ta tka grams. Dimaiykral plan, rcr« 88i8 A'yirotlon fii'ai,'roister Baywwre, a -x s M I3«»h CHAItCKBY OMPKB. official nrotrar the wab, BOSTON, MAJb Sri V B Y OU 8BE»-» Ohatwet, »o are | “ ’’THE"MAGNETIC riytftW • ••BOBbd, in-To^ued preacher wjiefl IJlu»tratlng the wondere of creation. lUb- 1MSTLXGS WOOLEN FACTORY SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY! frame.1' A voIobiIm the congregation «W*M. -thar Tirt im »«a •IgbUr U t»»aaea»alx-fool gallant, wftb ' ten boot,~cnd p figure like an >1 L Tb*e_> rift efioujh ofhl Sheetings, Ftaiacls aai CawltMitcs. Tbr project «f borne isdway! As good as Urn bert-ss Cheep u U,e ebApret! ‘ . J. t. VAN BRUNT. DuUng., Ort tat. JW.iaMtf ’ Groceries and Provsions, ‘,*yt jd a'commoniy received notion that -h * rd etody le the unhealthy element of BetlremUtWortBfemat- MltatdWA awrffiin’xxASK tea yeare after graduaUon h fouad la ;thft portion vftacb cUaa Inferior In aehoJaniblp. Evary Mt who baa teen thS.-Aurticnluui knnt C4ftyhn< and jdJUUed MW.JOtlt HAWt'R •' exrewiriHXL*1 (CMAarnan a.ac QJU&D AND W. X SAfeTWEIX. T*roatn T»Io Employment. Figure 2 Sewing Machine, W.mulcd to ba th.lMat-h* frha Meek lac |. the nartrt. to bo psrfrat la eMatnotfaoa undlo ..a.'iisiii IF. *!“ •» � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-10-07.pdf 86464f05da00867b6be1aafdaa592419 PDF Text Text �Frank Allbn and Gbo. M. DrrET will address the Repub­ licans of Barry County at the Woodmancy School House, in Baltimore, on Friday Evening, October $th. At Chrlton Center, Monday Evening the 12th inst. At the Auetin School House in Assyria, Saturday Evening, October 10th. At the Powers School House, in Irving on Tuesday Eeven­ ing, Oct 13 th. At the School House near the residence of Jasper Parrish, Esq. in Yankee Springs, Wednesday Evening, Oct. 14. Thursday Evening at the McCollum School House in Friday Evening, a‘. tbe Block School House in Irving. Saturday Evening, at-the Red School House near the north end of Fair Lake in Barry. By Order of County Commit8. H. COOK. Chairman. ! SEWB.«£HIRE u“fcfc.. DRUGS & MEDICINES, —Those who to-day predict that Grant will never reach the White Houeo, stoutly prophesied that ho would never roach Richmond. . —Barnum Is on the way to obtain a priM tor his now Museum. He is mak­ ing a grant effort to get "the rooster that crows over the Maine election as a D«m- BEAL ESTATE i INSURANCE GROCERIES, /Poll Raid ran.—The Maple Grove will rates the 22d tost-, at the eente ►Ml*. Goad Speakers wl danee, sad a general good PHYSICIANS* PRESCRIPTIONS 1 L1 1 / A Dawco, under tbe at Aoste of tbe Ha-tings H KXKTB, Esq., will be held •upper at the Houee. <m Thureday, the Hth IdsL, the tart day of tbe Coqd >m bsj ear oU>«”hJthrrT tvre eel teiu <er>J . It h died the sever UnM.riLl, Ihinr ■< whole tim "FLORENCE SEWING NACHIRL* Hastings Feb. Xth, 1888. bVS DEPOT, JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. NEWSPAPERS, Wm.H. Rayford. N. V. G.; Frank Allen, Se Vrooman, P. F.; Norma urer, Goo. M. Dewey. D a full corps of appointed R. HERRICK, [IBBOBLXSOX A WIG [ITMA.XU STOBB.< PKALKB IN veterans, at Philadelphia, on the 1st and 2d nf October next,In the Interest nf the Reputilcan party, in the present can­ vass. It will bo impossible for me to do so lor mjjy reasons, and 1 know no one to whom 1 can impart them better than to you. First, 1 bare too much to do in niy proper legitimate business, which keeps me west of the Mteslsdppl; sec­ ondly, I am i eq sired by a summons to •t end a called- meeting of the Indian Peace Commission, at Chicago, on the 7th of October; thirdly, I have mails up my mind to keep out of political as­ semblages, con ven Gons, and conlro^rcics altogether, bocaute, In my judge­ ment, an offieei'of the army, sworn to obey tho laws, and serve every adminis­ tration, has ns buelneu to become a partisan. Ko one, I trust, doubts my respect for, and aboduto can fl den eo In Gon. Grant at haalbo himself does not, and I extract for your Information from a letter from the General, dated Wash­ ington, J uno 21,1808 .■ “Dxab PnzxMAX: Your kind loiter written from Now Mexico li received. You enderaaand my poaltlou exactly.— •t • • I fool vary gratified to tho offi­ cers of our tinny, w ho.e military achieve­ ments made my reputation m well os their own. to know that they support me tn this new field. I do nut expect or want active sapport, bat merely the satisfaction of knowing what your let­ ter aroureo me of on your part. Offloera who expect to make the army their home for lifehare to serve under euccoe■ire administrations, and should sot make themselves obnoxious to any par­ ty likely to come Into’power.” elcdton, the ItopwbllcaD ty will do their whole da >ureJ majority of. at la are at work as though th BOOKS. CLOCKS, WATCHES, JKWKLBT, 8IL- VEB and PLATED WAHB. Blank Note and Receipt Books, LKOAL SLAMS . STATIONAET Gfevery JHnd and I’aridr- ATLANTIC & GREAT TSffll Broad Gauge Bailway! CARRIAGE FACTORY! cntctltxATt.»e UBIH5A.GALIO-J WkiM FIKLO. er CiAVKI.ABI».svCUkaf.««AUMAKCA.to sr foxs NEW YORK, BOeTUt, PITTBBCRGIV. rHILADKLPlHA. HARDWARE STORE, Hm, CawraTJdtao* HASTims, MICH. Oil Jlegions of Pennsylwusf PaaMwren whowieli s QelcS L. n. __ ......____ ..4 C»afort»U* Tfm* Ji- A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON, Tin and Bheat Iron W GLASS, otL+uAt), rmr. sn. Yield As Cteoap M on tlx© Rail It ---------------------„—y. There io -Adding TrsnsportaUoi no room for compromise. About your ! being allowed to rote, bo not alarmed ; j we ahall see that Texas is represented. Vote, by all nuoas. Scud me your pa­ —In a repent speech at a Democratic per to Cinenati I will write muro fully m •eUng w Turk, Fernando Woe d to-morrow or tbs day after. unfair moans were taken to de­ feat the Democratic candidates, or proA Mwtkd Rotan—While Gen vsnt the talrcsunUngof etoctoriai votes, Gtun was in tho Calrinetan iaciduut oc­ nothing would be left but te takofojsicurred which adds another proof of his bls penseeston of tho Government, and worthtnsM for the highest honors of the it would bo done, and General Biair wwdd drive the miecroaata Into tbe At­ lantic. He compared Congronu with the I AM NOW SELLING st? H “ 100. jr^EAL BBTAI-B ACKNCt I Reol Eatate Broker goaenruu in~ Dodges Clehrated Plows .r“lb' Memi' B. B. COOK, trim machine TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM. lilj Mxwms, Tana, Aug. 25, 1863. intlomea : I have reocinxl a copy oOlulions nossod by the “loyal riti- Books and Stationery, or all xixm axd or rar qvauty. MASS MEETINGS. People of Barry County, at Hickory Corners on Tuesday af­ ternoon, tho 13th iiut., at 2 o’dock. At Orangeville, Tuesday Eve­ ning, at 7 o'clock. At Woodland Center, Wednes­ day afternoon, the 14th, at two o’clock; and At the Center of Castleton, in the Town House, on Wednesday evening, at 7 o’clock. It is expected that no effort will be spared to make these rounc.-A valuable t| B (bo Stable <rf Wm •day of test week. Th teem to go to Yankee presume to going yet- HYDE & PRINDLE, ilF Who shall rule, the people or the politicians merely ; tbe patriots or the partiiinns merely ? That is the question now. An opportunity has come for the {Kjpular sentiment to choose and to sus­ tain when cboeen. a representative President; o«r instinctively selected by disintorcatod public opinion as a DANIEL STRIKER. candidate from admiration of his part record and confidence in his integrity.— He has been nominated because he is not committed to anything but the wel­ WILLIAM H. JEWELL. fare of the country; because no person­ For Proorertlog A turner— • al ambition has made him a seeker for FRANK ALLEN. office ; because ho has accepted honors only as they enabled him to be efficient­ ly useful; and above nil, beceuM of tho universal conviction that ho is honest through and through. JOSEPH COLE, ISAAC MESSER. Gcvebal Gn»xr comprehends tho sitFur Up’-*"1*11" latbeUfietetare. lit Du'lustion; ho is free from' conceits and •v ROBERT J. GRANT. Fur BsyrmusUtivs. io tbe L»<Ulalars M Dtot^»Z rivalries; be is neither wilful, nor freak­ ish, nor passionste, nor smitten with a ADAM ELLIOTT. lust for tho bare name of filling a high GEORGE THOMAS. position. His policy is ptoct and rro <omy ; his own peromeMN/ drure is to re­ cognize and cany out the will of tho loyal fy of tho land, South and North. Ties to vitt li.ttxb:—Gorarror Vanco Hx is the mon for this exigent honor. To choose him is to do ail that can be 1says : “Elect Seymour, and all tho Con­ done to inaugurate a reform in politico, a 'federacy fought for will be won.” This is tho most compact Statement readjustment to their noral condition of There will be a Mass Meeting tbe several departments of the Govern- winch has yet been mado of tho eL'ecta of a Obppcr-Rubel triumph. Every meat, and to redeem the capital of the < of tbe Republicans of Barry nation from tho disgrace Hint has fallen ]person who votes for Seymour should County, at Hastings on the 20th upon it Hx is needed to do a prolimi- i distinctly understand what he Totes inst., and at Proineville on the nary work, which must be done, before Ifor. He should be able to say deliber­ the way is fairly prepared for dealing iately, as ho deposits his vote. “I am in 31st, to be addressed by Hon. wisely with questions relating to the in- 1favor of rendering tho sacrifices of E. B. FAIRFIELD, late Lieut. dustrial interests of the Uafon. Let re- 1Northern men and money useloaa,by re­ Governor of Michigan, and one construction on tho basis of isr iktul Iturning to power tho men who caused jvmrx be carried forward to completion; Ithe war, and enabling them to do by in­ of the most eloquent Speakers lot there be peace from political strife Itrigue what they failed to do by force of -in the State, and it is expected, as there is peace on the battle-fields, i sad then tho Republic can go onward No Rutter roa Law —A law of the alio, that our Candidate for Gov­ in fulfilment of its grand doetiny. This United । States rut binding os nnyotber ernor, Hon. H. P. Baldwin, of consummation can only bo reached by jlaw on ths Statute Books—requires ths such a decision of tho people, untnm, Detroit, will be in attendance, vote of the reconstructed States, among melled by mere party and sectional con- , at the meeting, at Hastings. sidcratlc-ns, as shall put Gen. Gszxr tri- jwhich is Texas, to bo «rA«<M/-from the Electoral College, because, haring for­ Let the People Rally en-mass. umphantly in tho White House. That (feited her State Government by rebell­ will be done, and tkf ptupU *Juil rule. . ion, she has failed to accept the proscrib­ By order of the Co. Com. ed terms of restoration. Thereupon S. H. COOK, Gwtxrcum Tars Fbrxnintur or Gao. H. Pddutox, the national loader Govxxxxxxt.—Tbe following letter, was Chairman. of tbe Copper Rebel party, advisee the written by Gen. Gmaxt, flr»> years age, in breaking of the law, as glibly os could response to an invitation from tho Mem­ T'n.i»x Blui himself. Hear him : phis Chamber of Commerce, to a com­ "Bixonx, Aug. 21, 1868. plimentary dinner at the close of his “Somers Kinney, Esq. Houston, Tex­ great Tennessee campaign. It is im­ as—My Dear Sir: Yaaro of the 2d inst, Hon. EUGENE PRINGLE, portant as tho views of uwt Great Lead- dated at Brownsville, was forwarded to of Jackson, one of the War cr on <k truejowdutionnf Amow per. me from Cincinnati. In reply, I have Hones of the Republican party tmmtnt, and we earnestly commend it only to say tliat you cannot urge to in Michigan, will address the to the careful consideration of our read- strongly our bnrthorin of Texas to star.d ■^=== |«t BMT ruuu Grant's common sense matches his mod- i , To MsTWMxnciixa—Wo commend May your eSorta I to all Students of mathematics the fol­ ** ' * ** lowing comments of the Philadelphia Putt, concerning the aiBlcvnoca claim of the Copper Rebels dial tbe result of the recent election in Maine showed a Cop­ per Rebel gain: • But the gain is the thing, yon know. The gain shows tho drift of the popular WarraxY wux not Vorares Bxrsentiment. Tbe gain was what the Demouil—A private letter from a promi­ mooracy wanted Now, in 1867, tbe nent lady, reriding at Utica, New York, Republican* had a majority of 11,000; published in the New York JSrtMixp Po,l, contains the following off band ac­ count of a recent conversation in a rail­ Almaac, publiahed si the World of­ road car, in the course of which tho fol­ fice, sad ur solo at tbe office of the Age. lowing good reasons were given to show Thii cIamic volume should be in thn why votes sAoe&l be cut for Horatio hands of every Democratic voter. It is mrf**. You will Seymour, and to which wo invito tho at­ what is called a see by thia invaluble work that yon must tention of ovary Solssxb in tho County always subtract the larger number from of Barry : tho leaser, and then avorege tho remain­ 1 “A gentlemen, formerly a Democrat, der by a strict comparison with the elec­ 1 with a dear, smooth, telling voice, gave tion returns of some old almanac, and his views *o some gentlemen with him the older it is the bettor. Now, if you in such a way as to interest all tho pass­ will please recollect that four tinus firn engers in the crowded car. The first is fifty, and that twice two oiakes ten, part that attracted mo was tho follow­ and then that ninety-four into seventeen ing : "My county, which is Erie ooun- goes six times, and iat thirty-four from ty, gave in the first Lincoln election some­ twenty-five leavae eleven, you will eerily thing over nine hundred majority for comprehezued that the Democrats made tho Republican candidate; in tho second gre-i gains in Maine. sovsntecn hundred, and now I am pro­ You hare first got to deduct from tho pared to say that aho will giro at lout socallcd Republican majority of 22,000 thirty-two hundred fcr GronL” about 30,000 illegal rules, and add to Thorowas n sensation. Borno one the Democratic vote about tho sarno said he had no grounds to go upon, and nnmber to cover tho tare and tret Then asked him how he counted? Thus wise,’ you must take tho percentage of the he replied ; not one Democrat who gave gain of tho majority of tho vote of the one drop of his blood, or his children’s, Democracy in 186*. just 60 years ago, in tho fate war on tho Northern side and sec bow tbe square root can be oxwould vote for Seymour. Not one man who rejoiced when our army gained a victory would vote for Seymour. Nut one man who had eons or relatives who died from starvation in the Anderson­ ville and lobby prisons will rote for Grant.’ _ At this moment tho lady next to mo said: ‘Yon may be sure of that. My brother died from starvation at An­ dersonville ; and no Democratic friend of his would rote for Seymour My brother-in-law likewise diod in tho ser­ vice; and no‘friend of his would rote for fur Seymour. They were laid in their graves skeletons. They had no flesh to accoy; they were siarved.1 *’ of Gen. Grant, wo dip from the New Hit mu aoaix!—If Gon. Gujtr is York TYlAsse, and earnestly commend ticont, ho can write pomtedly, as a It to the attention of tbe “Gallant Boys nosacth this: In Blue,” who so nobly followed f-herman in his eerier of Glory cn tbe Tent­ ed field, many of whom reside in this county, as well as to -petrfoto every where. It is of the right kind, and shows most conclusively that the Gene­ ral votas for the same principles for which be fought: Gen. Sherman, dating his letter nt EL Louis, writes to Gen. Barnum as fol- dby goods J. P. ROBERTS & CO. rifioea, Lull h^vsnorrw. had ths uj^cr--| tunHy; and I thiol that, see general | rule, our public men get more from the j country than they giro to it” Goamral' ‘ ' akMru! L"“« HIDDLrriLLX. ■ BABXT CO, • ton, of Chicago. OcnL Physician, will best the in Hi*tlnCs on Tuwday will remain unlll Tore for the pur;k>-c of treat or the Eye, Ear, Cc.ta also Chronic Diseases Tboee uTshhii; to see aariy. CbsMutktfion/nr �Q C>-y- • 3 and M"nso*—" 0 Mk th. attention of oar Mend* to the call o' *• *• ■“« •• We wtah it distinctly undemtoad IkH **..-..T 7 BUSINESS CARDS. 0 Jk . 7 ? j)iB3OLirrios. iev *mrn»ME«T». BOWNE A GALLOWAY, BANKERB. Ik. wo.. *U*^fort BkBLOW. GOODTKAH A GBABT, tsdBssIred by asaiaa! nawat N. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. Miai?,Stra, Irra, Nails BARLOW & GOODYEAR, MIA.I.IIV ER so rroBT, xxrcx block, HASTINGS, - «T - MICH Bn M, Gnceriet, eennon and the about* of the vast aa•etnbly, whieh made tho very Heaven* ring with the exultant voice •f th* yvom .nry of Bai ry County. Thia done, lhe Hom. Chabub R. Bbown, of A Fhto —Anangmente are being per- Kalamazoo, late of St. Jooeph, Berrien hetrd lo throw to the breeze a splendid County, wa- Introduced and In an elo­ Grart and Colfax Flag, at Harting*. quent and argumentative apeecb of de­ Full parti--ular* next week, aa to time cided merit, entertained and etutructwl all preoent and kindled anew In the braart of tbe people, the campaign fire* of IMO and ’64. The epoeeb w*a worthy of the man and tbe oeeuaion. He we* followed by the Fighting Chaplain of i the Mthllllnol* Infantry, the Rkt. Mb. AIoxox, In a speech, ouch only a* he can | make, and which did for the enure an Lost at the Republican Mom Meettog. at Na-bvllle an Saturday last, a amount of good It I* almost impossible to estimate. Bat our people will, again, Valuable h'bawl. the property of Fbaxk AUXnE'q- The finder will be oulta- listen tn these eloquent advoca’c* of our bly rewarded by Returning the same to I cause In a few day*, and they may be I surs of such a gresrtlug a* will attest th* lhe proprietor at Halting*. ; popular verdict, better than any word* Poli. Rxiaixo.—Th* Republicans of M*ol« <irov« will rd** a line Poll on occasion were enlivened by fine music th* X’d fo't.. at th* center of the tewn- from the Haatlnpi Cornet Band, a Mar­ ,hip. Good Speaker* will be to atten- tial Band from Woodland, and same n* dsaee. soda genc.al good time la snticl- fine singing*a we have beard In many _____ _ ____________a day, by the Woodland Glee Club, un­ A Dsscx, under the am-plcos of mlnr taste o' tbe Ha-ttuga House, Gxo. H. fell In defooce of bin,country agaiut Dctuocia'.lc Traitor*. In tbe evening a aepperat the House, on the evening of One meeting wca held at the.Room* of Thursday, the stb in.t., tbe evening of tho Grant Club where the people wero the lad day of the County Fair. A Up addxemed by Frank Allen, E»j., *ur popular candidate far i'roaeculliig At- I fap tlntr u pn-tni-ed. loiney. and Geo. Al. Dewey. All in all, this meeting was a decided tuc'ceen and will do t*ucb to rt.engtben tbe hands of tbe un.alturlug patriot* of tb^Cuunty In their war against rorrnaux Txai- Bithary Caraer*. Mlah. mts. b. .yrtSwl ykKSkjLS-. PIECES FALLPBINTS Music & Jewelry. Scftilllc. Sift. Just Received. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, HOSADALIS tiiTii aatis, pMten tn SPECIAL NOTICES. Boots and Shoes, LKsrsn * nnnrvn BAKTIXGA - • • alyl • • • MICH. MAIN BROTHERS, BEST REMEDY YET DISCOVERED. ttee. T» Le«« i Im Dnp, Mediciaes. Grtceria, Diseases oftliaBMJavffJiiieji, an nn nxror, IIAKTIXGH. • a»yl - MICniOAW. J. COLE A SON, Groceries and Prodace, **tr An una XTATK XT.. HASTIXOA MICU. ir r*UI forl’roSwa aSjl D. 8. WOODWARD, ZMaterta Wm. H. Hayford. N. G.; A. Ryerson, V. G: Frai.k Allen, Secretary; I. W. Vrooman. P. F.; Norman Bailey, Treas­ urer; Geo. M. Dewey, D. D. G. Mj, with • tu'ieorp* o' appointed ifficerx, who*? to r ferftomo time, hoping that tbingof local inie u>t might turn up, but nothing of the kind Lu iiappncd out-aide the iMual rt-ul.ne. Formes* b wennrt of tbeh sc.ding dene. *nd wheat thet w a* early row is lacks n-ce.! IIiruy f 'srxTT. -1 n the approaching Nothing doing to the lite of politics, *> •lection, the JU publican* of Harry Coun­ seta ve not heard a C<’pp<riicad Hap ty will d'stbclr whole duty. With an as- rtox Vetuiolit and Maine have flied >u»l majority<■•. at Leet, l,2Q0p they ihe.r blr gun*. Gensral Gna.vr don’t are at wo-k aa though tbe result depen­ gel drunk aa much u L*d.d, and 1 the • iovernm’-nt debt is not ds on a single vXe. Moeus. PaLMBK, guese .______________ , ueay Au.ex and Dxw: t are conateutly. a* much since lhe elctlonain Vennosrt n<akl*g in til par ■ of the County, »nd and iinl&C- Why, before the abovv tbe auend.iUCK*/ibeee tnCeting* la indi- named elect osus, n stranger visiting our OrraBgevtllo contained th* »eryindl.'oct ■ viducl Ite-t ured to give poeeeo to G*n.: Da. c. TUOMr: GBAMli to fO down town and g« whis­ ky Io get dnin- on. and also that the j Physician, will beat tbe i.i tinge Il<-u*e Bee-* ta.y of the U. 8. Tr a-sury. and an j In l{a>tfai,a on Tureday, Oct. 13th. and ad in'rrlm Socroia-y of War resided will remain until Tuesday, <>et. 13)tb, he e, but when old Vermont led off, । for the purp<M> of I restIng all disease* G ii a XT wasn't drunk quite all Use Ume, oJ the Lye. Ear, Crtasrii an.I Throat, and when Oteriuu old Mime spoke, why, GfcABt !• » »otcr man and tbe United Flat** dahlia smaller by mill­ ion* than befurs. Tbe Cop» h»ve not Hkld fob Turan— The partite of arid this, but a* they say noAf>v< »• ‘®>boe arrest for burglary, committed in. for that they think it Orangevills la Johaitown, we made mention last week, not without ber rc/oroKd, any mor. were held for trial, after due examtoa- than other part* of th* wunty. 1 b* tlon before J us dee Coak, and In dc'aalt other da;. I beard a lifelong democrat of bail in the sum of fit* hundred dol­ *ay, that he never would vol* for Sey­ lars *>cb were committed to Use Cross­ mour any how, and there are more of bar Hotel De Mallory, tor safe heaping, that party that I belter* fe*l th* sam* pending their trial In the Circuit Court at IheeniuLng term. AGooi. Timf-—Tho Republican* of Awyrfo ralaed a splendid Poll, near tbe new Methodist Church, In tbe northwm earner of that townabip, on Tbur»d»y l»»t. There wa* a goodly number of people In attendance, aod eloquent •peecbr* were delivend by Rev. AIoxom •f Battle Creek, Dun At.t.aw and Rao. M. Dewey of Harting*. Jadgiog fmnj what wc*aw an that oecnaiou, tbe Republicans of Aaayrla wlU give a good acosunt of themselves on the 3d of Xo- Ceat* Wearlag Apparel! WALLACC S OLOTW 0* baa*, sal .iclianp* for waal *1 >Ut<l. Creek Tfoiere. Hickory Uonwr*, M>ehJanl'ml W. O. HEDRICK A CO., Sato & HansiBiiffl, sets* st., orrostT* errv ■***«. IIASTIXGX. - - • at.l---- MICH. H. A. GOODYEAR, Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. Baaiff & Eichante Dealer, Coumwii s.m A Btsrert* rssuisl e» i>»t er rsrstsv lnlrre.1 p*>* en Hpaeial ttepo.1l omre WO.U SrteS BIMk. or*. In* nf cl>*r.r flouaiiTOK. ikJwj __ilW ADYERTIIEMEMTI. rnpilATK WMM puSteslMn Kt IM Wit •' SMTT. jnM MU. .1 ■*• tauu te WlUtaa. DV.IU IS'mh *BI*< IM smsm *^y.y*a*M 1.1 .rmk. rr..i.< P.» M >mi u niM*Y*Mn«>« KELLEY & CO, NEW YORK, a* a On* la Chia City fo Prepare* *1 Us. Ubonlorr at Dr. J. J. Lawrence A Co. Ml Holllw.ro "Mrsat. Bahiawro, Mar, Uss*. BOOK UIUTIO I’bmbomau-We clip from tbe Granite Stale J** J*—. N. H., of tbe dare of September l*h. Wflg, the following compiimenUry no­ tice of an addrem delivered by tho Ed!" beforo ibe Grant Club rt bls native town, on tho evening of hept. 15th, ult.: �lEWMKintUklTt. One of tho moot ringing speeches of tho campaign was that of General Eicklee to ths Boys in Blue on tho anxsToraary of tho battle of Antietam. Ho gave Che fallowing admirable historical ' forvey of carpet-baggers : “My friends, there are several kinds of carpet-boggors wo haru seen ia this country within the post two years, lhe rebels sent a few uf their sort of carpel­ Agents Wanted hare to New York during .the I war. [Laughu-r.] They’earne mysteri­ Far Matthew Hale Smith's Mew Book. ously, with their black ligs, eunlaining mSHIME & MilDSV n KEV YORK * very small amount of clean linen, ano a verv large quantity of combustible material, and with -Hua latter they un­ dertook to fire our hotels and burn our city. Well, there are acme vary distin- orotic Committee, Mr. Belmont, is a car­ pet-bagger from tho Rhino. [Laughter aod applause.] Corporation Counsel C Gorman is a very fair specimen of tbe earpot-bsggore from old Ireland, who hare taken possMsiun of tho City Gor­ enunent [Laughter,] and if O’Gor­ ham's carpet-bag is not full yet, it must bo a vary big uno, or alee it hqi failed to profit by his opportunities, which no one suspects. [Renowad laughter and applause.] And then there ia Georgo 1 Sanders, the carpet-bagger of tho rebel- NSS. PATROHIZE THE BEST. THE ORIGINAL Ono Dollar Broker Store, HECTIC EXPLORATIONS, SILVER PLATED WARE, GLASS WARE, WOOLEN A HEMP CARPETING, STRAW MATTING, and PHOTOGRAPH Al-BUMS, OR ANTA ND 'COLFAX. aokxts wanted for howlaxits GRANT . •HI* Stephen A. Dougina [Applause,] of Illinais: they were all carpet-baggers. And you find that our country, North, East, and West lioa bean peopled by on emi­ gration of carpot-baggy in. [Applause.] ihe brought a colony of carpet-baggers [Applause] and landed them on the shores of New England.— William the Conquror took some Nor­ man carpet-beggars over to England, and captured itTApplauso,] and found­ ed a nation that has sent its carpet-bag­ gers forth all over tho world, most of which they own, or propose to own.— (Laughter] Our carpot-baggen carry lntolbger.ee and civilisation and enter­ prise wherever thcy.gu, end they are not to be barred out or excluded from tho South at rebel dictation." Omb.o r.luarn. Fu>rl.r hlo»t>»itJ of coed* lhe popsiiu plaa of ONE DOLLAR BLUE COATS! •WnfiSCF- — The Mobile Register exhorts Ita dlrelplMtodaal with tbe wulte Itopubli•om after this fashion : “They are days and should be treatedaa dees, dogs only tolerated now because lhe power of tho CongroM. but will not be tolerated eno hour after the people recover the liberty is do Justice upon their oppressor,. It la the duty of every Southern man thetn; spew them outaaoutcasts and so­ cial pariah,, with whom it la disgrace­ ful to hold social Intercourse." ' —The Republican party by its candldates and platform,la Irrevocably pledg­ ed to ecewdmy, to the malntenunce of the public faith, tbe proservalicm of the peace and unity of tho States, and tbe liberty and prosperit^ot/the people; all ita pledges lu tho past have been redeem­ ed, thus nObnllng the best guarantee of 81200. 'ANDREWS A CO. 106 Sudbury St, HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. bouse of J. H. Johnson, a famous color­ ed drum-major at Memphb, with the Intention of killing him, a few nights ago, when ha beat tho long roll vigoionrly, and the colored per pie rnthod to hie aid In euch number* that the blood thirsty rascals were glad to make thoin- SUPPORT HOKE INDUSTRY! —To the Democratic charge that ths Republican party are lu favor of high taxes let the truthful reply be ever ready that, within the year, a nductiou of taxation to the amount of f67,000 000 has been made, and more than 10,000 articles of product and manufacture have been withdrawn from the tax U»t. —General Car! Schurz writes to n Groceries and Provsions, have visited I have brought back the a euranoe that tbe Germane will give i larger Republican vote than ever before, and I have no doubt lows will prove no exception to tbe rale." KEB08ENE bit —The EL Louis Democrat gives an eneuuragtag view of the Republicans In MfaeourL It thinks the hteto as safe as Massachusous for Grant and Colfax,and ■ays If the Republicans In strong ooonttes do their beet, they ought to have 30,000 majority. —Many New Hampshire men, who have on. rled the Dem sera tic ticket at •very election since they became of age, wfllveteforGrantlnNovvmber. Names might be given, were It necessary, says —A New Yorker was ia Wethington Saturday with «4D,Q00. which be says hi­ ts ready tob«t<i<lng odds of two to one, that New York w|U go for Grant to No­ vember. Illa cCcrs were freely made snrond the-hotels all day, but found no —George Francis Train, ilia announc­ ed. wilt arrive in New Ycrtr within the next fortadght, to ocataafc with John lod is tael. •wryiOixs kept i llrowrj EaUbltUim.aL "aZUReST.’ “’sass.jss..™1 A FETWH'M-mBMwMMtT U«* M«H OITSESIZEI ISBELAIT BLOOD. fob hidxs a«<d Ptin IS as kvwasfamoaek • U*S IM • !»■ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-10-14.pdf b2f583f973bffd99a9b014e02dec0abe PDF Text Text Sir ®he Ijnstings Sanner ^EVVEY gMWWTT* c3-jg; ;-**'*3 ;;; BY GEO. M. DEWEY. xm. vol. Baiters* Jirectorg. Wilk KUIm lm>: uM.-rtk Otartt, tor UL-wllA Itnuoa 1» U.XljkL" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14, 1868 MEDICAL SAILWAYS. 9"*l raw YORK, BOSTON, rin in nut. ultiib. I H. MALLOIY, rant bailwat extends from •s to 17 Kile* th* Shortest- Rout*. HARTT-T WKlOTT, telM Um br*r« old taK oa blfh Tin tbs bmi* Il Sissn; IW * LTMtUf SAtlM STY Tais lbs belts, Vljissi 1“ FirtCgHiltHMailJuDtaa dirisveeplsd). a»»nt UomllniU* I.W HOLSIMK A MILLS, WKSS-rrtlCiaSSM ■-: - : .. t.u p. u. uonrmiKo kxfrem (twinA DIAII. M. M V. fiiir iiijii; land iiiirti irrnr?: Ow-ssa L.» v>e rrts 0.0 LUr.M. MKW YOBK NIGHTNXPXBiSf. dap uesplsd). Htopa at llornrtlaaIlla, I ll.se r.M. CINCINNATI I.XTBEW, (H.ndiri •xmltd). Slop. Bltwaakian;.** A. N , Elmira with Nsrtb.rs Cawtral Railway for lUrrubart. ITnWHob.s Baltnawae. *ssb- n. 1.1. sani HALL “t RUCKSL Pr*p?i*tors. MOREHEAD'3 MAGNETIC PLASTER. Fie Great Stroaglhoaer and Palo Destroyer uf tho World. USEFUL m EVET.Y HOUSE rnHurum FAVORABLY KNOWN AND extensively used f Oraagtt UIa ISV lift Citi IK MIT. Lt»XCT H W’lW'W TWENTT-FIVE worn brought into Charleston, and tliern exposed to much cruelty and indignity. Th* poor follows were stripped of their clothing, many of them being entirely nude, and exposed with their gaping and undreesed wound* to the torture of tho ELIZA POTTER. numberless insect* of that semi-tropical climate ; the only hospital vouch-aafod The Union Nurse in Southern Horp:- to them was a filthy negro mart and tho tals. negro kitchen* adjacent; and they wero thrown upon the ground without beds. The heroism, deration, and salf-eacri- straw, blanket*, or any covering, to cut Gee of the loyal South __ for, groan, ___________ and die,; scanty, — filthy, by, and and oyal women of the Soul loathsome food and drink were furnish­ been fully aintrociated. ed them the moot degraded wretohe* in ouunuy, labored paUcuty aud unremil- 1 ths m!y asagnod as nurse* to them, tingly for tho soldier*, ur contributed I tlte brutality with which they were tr #,>,1 forwarded each hospital storm a* । od was almost increditable. The । glucrllanj. TEARS. MADAME ZADOO PORTEB'S of the moat attractive and 'graceful uf the ladies of the Southern metropolis.— nbsaod CURATIVE COUGH MLSW. Price 25. 50 and 76 Cta. per Bottla COUGHS, COLDS. ETC. Iforld haa c**r F™1 PURfcXY V» GBTADLE, EMTEKN B4ILW I rd Aliwl »• M» i l>»tr»<t*Milvs^« ?. mwm GRAND AND 8QUABX fieoer*! A«»uu ■ cd than Mr. Potter1 B prior to tho war— Their affection fur each other and for their children wa* strong and abiding, but not injudicious; and tho younger member* of tho family grow up amiable, dutiful, andpdseeeecd of all thoee grace* which could delight the heart* of thsir Lui inevitable iu her rituatfon. Their beautiful but unpretending hem* wa* situated aeoriy midway between the twp point* et whu h tho fire of th* Bwaatp Angel aud the other largo gun* of Git and during ‘the twgaty-two month* in direction by some shell 1 triking their houar, they might be mangled so as to be uuaMe to ' aid each other: ai Ocd M darptwn to the national1 But worse than all other trial* and sLuuld bo forgotten; that in the flush, of. persecution* was the death ef her uldvat final vietory, all remtmhraRoo e*en& their nciura, and uf the fact that they Irad laid down thoir live* far their cciQa-x boy of rare maturity aud judgment, of trywould bo effaced. This ■west end patient temper, and of aidcnt * ion' Mr*. Potter, with true pa a_ n.Xa_ a. a_ 1__ >:___ :__ 1 ing, sought to reUwe. 8ho —-- --------------------- ,----------------------------- the dying that they should ful Union flag, and u tho exhibi'iun uf gotten ; that if her life we* 14 it — would-only -—’------excito —’’maEce, ’be roqtM **.- monument auch a* they more ed hie mother' to preserve e it for far him till bo erected near the city where t the time should ooms when u it might again || up their live* ; and that if ata sraro over a loyal, city. 8h* EL; consented. II fore thi* could Lo aoeompHal rh salwul He wa* a pujkl of th* high school of ita the would leave it a* * *&crcd diarg* to her. city snd was expecting to graduate there, and enter collego iu thtf onauitig autumn Nobly has she striven to fulfill this (1866.) Borno uf tho boys in the school solemn pledge Contributing * aaeertainod that be owned thi* flag, and from the wreck of hex once an dcsr.andad that bo should Aurrender it to lune, she ha* also obtained the c them, to bo trodden on and destroyed — tion* of other friend* of the nuU-^, H* refused, and they dedbu-cd tholif he in Charleston, Now Turk, Brooklyn, and, did not. They would whip utm within on elsewhere. She ha* proimftd a noHe' inch of his life. Ho told his mother of their threat*, but expressed hi* determi­ feet in blight, which in th. qwtag of nation to suffer the boatings if used be, 1888 was placed4n the a*Mt«wM|daMM.' bu t not to give up the flag, eha encour­ ^d*^ ^d N<liwU? C<aet"r7 aged him to er-2_re, but not to yield.— Bam* twver three weeks inter he came thdr piety and large-hearted libaralite well known, that they wero universal­ ly beloved and honored. Mr. Potter waa u enterprising and public Spirited gitfaMK,, and to him Chextoston wasindebted for many public improvmneuts which hod facilitated commerce and incrcaaod the value of property. 80 mark­ ed had beau his efforts for tho public mod. that he had more than once te- should use »uah abusive lan- for he ba* all h* can od to wash any clothing for the wounded wifl not, mother," ■ men; and after ahe had supplied them wa* tho brave reply ; “but tho boy* iay they will finish mo next time, if I do not found that in order to retain those for give up the flag.” “I do not believe them, *lw must biro them Trashed her*el£ 'Rio expended over elevon hundred dollars in tin* work, and in spite of all better arranged hospital than any in Charb-vton, tho rebel rurgoon taking, nxaliguanta* their father* Three week* _____ AS___-11 Al______ A- Vt_______ 1* paseed, and her son had only to go to the high *chool building to obtam hi* Potter declares that she beliove* mainly ealfiahnasa altar all. Sk could endure the rightof phyrical suffer-" ing without hying to relieve H.aimJ *h» would have been, she avers, perfectly wretched, if she had not endeavored to make thee* poor follow* comfortable.— W« could wish that there wero mere such sclfiihneM in the World. -—’ Gold and Gurivbsck<—The prop-attion that whew greenback, tee* te par ' the holders win not require gold, bm been reoen Uy Illustrated by Ute iMcAo-w of the Frencfamau wbo had a deposit Th' by tho rebel autharitte* for makm tho prisoners 10 comfortable. No Union on tho porch of tho high soldier was nuffervd to wait for anything one of them called hi* at__ which Mr*. Potter could obtain, lot the thing at a diebmen, when, by a blow coat bo what it might 6ho procured for .mass “dm zadoc ro'y’Ppnk talite Si$i Coaled “ills, n of tho future trial* little that an ordinary eye win ian city to minuter to those who anosno* «• CASTOS on. A*® ' Aaido from the peril* to which aka money, and finally *aui her aiders to Nassau, New Providence, accompanied empathy by (he gold, running tho blockade to (CKAmiaa «a*cs. 1**4.) fur their fasciod ill*, Charleston brt-bod from which tho mvaaure* of »*• Those Union soidian Wholesale and "Retail. artiH nst well leave tho aty. but it we* changed, a fresh influx earns from other 8ARTWKL1L. feared she knew too much, and because the yellow fever being expected, she wa* known to Ixr too good and fearless a nunc in that terrible uxuige to bo »par- that they rrerc not utterly frimdlet*. p BAND TBGSK aAlLTTAY, MEW YORK HAKO FORTE COMEAUY- DEPOT, W. A. SABTWELL frequently covered al night with obscene and ribald abuse of her for her Krricca to Union aoldiara. Twice she we* threatened with a summon* to the head­ quarters of Beauregard for “giving aid and comfort to tho enemy." Beading her outride tho rebel line* wa* twice di*. and gloom she seemed an angel uf mcx- fully lacerated by the cruel blow* of tho <AdW €« a- .M D£ ^raoLBSALS A KKTA1L. jgurams-yeurmeanx-; After ministering to the eelf a widow with a group of young but cuapAo.T *1! nl*!>‘ rsNwsy. intareeting children looking to her a* nrst refused, saying b-2y enough, that BAOOAOE CHECKRD THBOUOH, their only earthly friend and protector. it wa* not a fit plaf □ far a lady, but fin­ ally/ on her aw.uring him that she cwould require or wage* and ration*, ho con­ r yean past a pruminaut and wealthy sented. though still protesting that the txant of Charleston, though a native G OVSTBH NUMBER 25 deadad in 18® their loyalty a* tha hiuband and father. Hrs. Potter, availing herself of her for­ eign birth, sought BriEih protection,and •xpended of her own moan* about twanthouaond doDan in money, beside* th* in® greater Eberty, a subject of Queen Bbeeal contribution* frun th* few loyal Victoria- For a Ettlo time after the war cititen*, and quantiti** of family and household store* of her own. Her hus­ render to the Union cause wa* to bear band, who wa* indefatigable in hi* la­ patiently the taunt* of the (ocesiioni*!*, bors for the Union soldiers, in supply­ and manifest quietly their regard for the ing them with money, in arranging tor their exchange, and in vudtrag them at aatxmid flag. tho other ]>ointa where they wero exmflued, and in-bribing Confederate officer* cidad action. In tho autumn of 1861 a few sick and wounded Union prisoner* than twice thia amount, and periled hie reached Charleston. Hrs. Potter atone* life more than once. But theluciiSro sought them out and ministered to their necessities, and gratified to be th* mean* count (though Hr. Putter’s large fortune of their restoration to health. A season of family afloctfon followed, r~nlTT.in.Hng melted cwsy under tho destructive at­ tacks vf rebfl and Union armies) amin the death of their oldest daughter, a pared pith tho constant porsecutfcn to sweet and devotedly nwta young lady, which they were both subjected. From whore loss was deeply felt by tho moththe first outbreak of hostilities they wore almcst wholly isolated, tho numofoeaod friends, had felt that (he could rous professed friends of Mn-PotieiBhunlean tijxm thia daughter, and confido in ningiiaron account of her Unionism,c* if her iu the time of trial which wa* com­ her House wa* infected with the plsguc. ing ; but u> peaceful and happy wa* her Many ladiw M, and some who afterward death, that the parent* could only feel profecsed to have boon ordont Unionist* that (he wa* taken from tho aril to oom*. Early in Juno, 1862, occumxl tho di*a»fullydi■ew uida their skirt* wl an they mot trou* and illeonductcd battle of lame* her, aud with noecs uplifted, and word* Island, in which tho Union force* loot and gesture* of teoro, proclaimed their mor* than four hundred prisoner*, tho hatred and contempt of her. Evcp tho hardsm]* and privation* 01 . soon ■■ posooic, ouu uu iuu hospital life, though roared in nurse* but echoed tho sentiment It , _______ jmd luxurious homes; but tbs ! was into this dan of mieary that Hrs loyal southern women did all this, and j letter resolved to penetrate, in th* hope in addition •ncuuntexed, with unfaltering | of being able to du sumethiag far relief ’ spirit, the contempt and abuse of nearly • 1 -» «■_ ihad _-j so gallantly, n .t_ of -the poor fellow* who all th»ir previous associates and t>rufoM- 1 yet *0 unhappily for thetnselvea, fought od irk nds, and ulteu times m*dLignant' for their country and thrir flag, the p»xuouuUuu tor their uuwarming aucc. to the national cause. One oi tae | muvu, »“= j •<•»*•>«**—• noblest ol these heroic q-iriteis the *ub- | and the surgeon; was at first noeitively Hect o’ our sketch. forbidden to attempt te go to the hoepi’ Mi*, rater was Unto in the North uf tai. but by the exercise of a woman’. I Irelar.d, ut EcuHuu piu«uU, and came | skillful diplomacy, by promisee of *'»>»ini. country wfam about tULtwn I Unco anaW.ee, the wa* at last enabl^4 ~L” “J ».U«1 I «H» lh. k~I«ul. tU .vkJ.Ua.... TA. UA yw.Uul U-rvdl will rad. revUK, nwd.vl — frvrn tad vtUr twlmaeM U dn early Wivcluv education th. the had l>od received Lar wealthy and mtedigeut parent*, add- PREPARED GLUE, nzst.-ALIO m AXXVM. I �tLnfls Saanrr J. P. HbBKRTS & co P. CL on. the Tow ureen W-oodland and MY goods. pi RENT FAMILY > wmkm-w‘mprsr.: rbsumcan uxtssjut MaiNimxs. a qbait, or ILLIX()is. DR. JOHN H. PALM Mth* IMooml— ud Pater B. will address the people of Barry J have actually seen one paper which County on the political issues of speaks of General MoL'toltau’s con troll­ the day, os follows ; ing and guiding this fight by telegraph, fcepubllran candidate. Monday cvemng, Oct. 19th, at r«*oa, such coinnodiSe* tan in Waabtnrton, aud ordering the Is exasperated because ucn. the School House near the Poor of tho United Static Army far Hastings. th^miMng.wlfch.A^.an thk'AoW ro’.l* Wednesday evening, Oct. 21st, ■CHnTLTTR- COXWO^attK at the ’Cbeney Cheney School House, in trr UfMAI'S. H KaADULI'll .-TIUCKI.AND. ot Cl.nsoo BHl.MlAX C. PRINDLE. EDWIN II. MALLORY. DANIEL STRIKER: FRANK ALLEN. WILLIAM L. COHB. • JAMES W. HOUGHTALIA. JWKPB COLE, ISAAC Al ESS ER. ■ tprreroUtirt IndMlxfijI; HUBERT J. GKANT. AJ)AM El .LICHT. Lx Knsnxo.-There to no rileej HbW -« »‘-d 'X™"‘*** MAKES FOOR DIPFERCXT8TITCRM By order of Co. Com. S. H. COOK. Chairman. .411 Haiti the Con quenng Chief! Penn supporter uf Goxxr & Courxx, afford* •poona, platea, dreaaca, coats, including i but anoiher indication of th* light in ererr article pueacaaed, with their multi- ' which tho truly consorratiro toon regard basis for tho super- j the proMnt' political contest Followplaced "oqaal taxation." TL;.„ <w->—C__. quisetorial officer* wocld bo anthorired ' Schofield arete to Gen. Gimxt tho fol­ Tnr>: as IIoit Warr.- 'Jt itatan- It Makes the Best Stitch axd all txx rorcLsx RIAL ESTATE. Patent Medicines, Pure Wbxw HU»bo* and Umaan far HYDE & PRINDLE, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Books and Stationery Koarx, Esq., of CasUrtoi tran. yull proceeding* win aAtadvctlma____ W ill Last a Lifo'Tim. GROCERIES or ALL r/xi'S A.fD or nxx qualitt. IMPROVED TON XtCBIXf TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM Baek Weakly Republican of 18 ecnlaas accounts of the no low than ten freedmen, b vbHe they were peaceably ■ I’ARJIB, EVERY MACHINE IS WARRANTO t wild kits ail Villar tali io penetrate into tho must secluded pri-1 foxing letter, which with tho content of racy—n’otliin^F would bo sacred from tho latter tho *uiher has jart made pubI lie. Every conservative man should But that would not bo alL So intri- carefully jKruao it ““”i” -n<'“Hr. w.™. IU. end other rovanuo official*.. Tho deport­ ment at Washington, that would have r,juitad«i Order, SeUte of A Hale nyo Htnfis, mour to a Joyal man I ■PtULir H. BnnxDAX, Major-Gan. only u few GEO. M. DEWIY auactually aided Gen. Grant, be award­ the tax-law, large­ mil add rem the people of Barry ly reducing tho number of articlaa sub- ed, as U their due. a just pronortlan of Cbunty on the political issues of rd aud unholy rebel! ten. Bui the proportion of tho Copperthe day, as follows: Bebel party doe* not exempt anything, Dtaerd BchoCeia far Orixi i C.U.x At tho White School House in Assyria, ou Wednesday evening, u<verjt rpffiea of not omitting anything of valuo which lira between Oct. 21st. During and ainoe th* War, he haa in­ At Hickory Corners, on Mon­ the washerwomans tab, and tho million­ curred tho displeaauro of the more radi­ day evening Oct. 26th. aire's residence or tho indy’s necklace of cal of tlio Jtopublicas* became of hi*, At Woodland Center, Wed­ to them, apparently too conaarrntire nesday evening Oct. 28th, leaning*. Tho fact that nx i* a warm C. G. HOLBROOK will address the people of Barry County on the political issues of the day, as follows: It Woodland. Center, on Fri­ day evening, Oct*. 23d. At the School House near tlic residence of William Perry, in Rutland, on 'Saturday evening Oct. 24 th. * Fine Toilet Articles, ha* not applied to .Se.T.-tary Ktantou.- a Republican Congress, WMIIM I STOt <l HT:>N. •« 8tJ**»*« “la naw A.7TD OX3LB. fall* cpoa th^w, who On. Grant enjoy th* well eirncd lame Friday evening, Oct. 23d, at the Gage School House in ThornMadly at rife of c intending hoits. To apple. and property are thus dtoteibnted main­ General, let there be awarded, HENRY F. BAJLDTv IN, of Wayne. Saturday evening, Oct. 24th. ly among tho claasc* who frol the hnrdon least, leaving a vast proportion of MORGAN BATES, of OrandTrarera. at the Branch School House in the jxipuktion with a very light load to victory, which ha« done more (han all preceding It In giving Lh» daith-blow Maple Grove. to thia mo*t wicked rebel!kuu And to tUKKI. HtMFORn. <U Ealoe BEHTIly peto him to "atainp R-" IT. HVSOJI M COTTHKUS. v'. C1ILKX nVBUARU. Vt UK IIAKL I' T rLF-v'XEIL »XX. WIU4AM BCMFIIKKl. 4 LOCAL fQEKTS, HASTUos, Mica. ate owed VI,000. i, exempted from the operation* of tho Income tax, ‘o relieve Bn’tnnore. '.y -'I IUSKZKK 0. CROSVEXOB, af tllUadala DRUGS & MEDICINES, PHILLIPS away, oto tba Ohio, snd Gen. MedlaJan tteblffl Carlton. Thursday evening. Oct. 22d, that tho burden at the School House near the residence of Gilbert Striker in : ^nxYviiT- SEWING MACHIN* Xsstlia. HOUSES rail R>r meetlnra to be held PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS Etortton. Republicans ba Be Sure Io Sec this Machine. J.P. ROBERTS & CO ►etereteiyi.t.* I* 4li ..ntrd ' the Btixa pcated, and tba H erty txanTW and washed instance the speak*™ will lx ante a* advartVed. a Bicnaoxn, Vo. Oth. Grant, HaaAiMUt'-. l> C. Ittar Gtnrral: I hope you will nut think it HUIMH LEAVE JACEMJX-GOIXG XORTD. । Lira. -.etna- »r u<>tr<»i whet* tho books would ba kept, contain* foct unanimity and great cnthuAtaam of ing on enumeration of "Every species of yuur nomination wero certainly highly property” in^lje country, would be a stuformal ratification FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE at Barey Comity at ILisUnn LEAVI WE.su:. a- uulu. sorr-i UaaUnn Feb. Mb. lies I»ndi-»ue affair, giving employment to avmdable pheatod and raxt public recuni. which have heretofore I'cen made throughout tho country.— NEWS DEPOT The aggregate aola- GBOnUK THOMAS. REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS ana, and Nebraska, There tvilh be-a Mass Meeting of; the Republicans of Barry County, at Hastings o^thc 20tli Republican Core I to the Glory, Hal ihst., and at Prairieville on the list, to be addressed by Hox. E.'k FAIRFIELD, laic Lieut. Governor of rfichigan, and1 one of the most eloquent Speakers ill .Urn Staicr and ii is expected. lelujah. 8. H. COOK, Chairman. REPUBLICAN MEETINGS- strengthening io powerfully the parti- H nahingtuu. The appointing power, wonderfully ro-inforoed could bo made a mast patent instrument fa controDtng local elections, and in consolidating and ami pcqntuatiag tho authority of the R. HERRIOK Tho judicious selection of Mr. Colfax as second on tho ticket, and the gen er- | al pra-tical wisdom diiplavedin framing tho platform—that is, in laying down A.XD rtKlOCICALA DUMB IN ■galnit a party capable of BOOKS CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWBABT, SIL­ CoxKEnctrr fcixtsthe town •larttem in Oenneilo VER aud PLATED WAU. Blank Hole and Receipt Booka, portod. La. t dpr nr the Da LEGAL DI.A5KS A5II ly mcreaaed tho probabilitieo uf lacecai STATIONABY •die more to be derired. I have alwayi believed that the Unkm cvuld be fully 0/every kind Cnd Vari*Sy. Ghaxd tpuflHrnuN op W tug Yo.OOO or 103,000 now officers tn single d.'pa.rtrmiu, each oao retaining his place by dani'jastraling bis ollegiIha Now York Cupper Bebel Coavon- anoo to tho reigning dynasty. - And ui ft-nd' and nt‘,rr Gjitrntn'ii! Srrurtlirt Let the People Rally en-mass. By order of the Co. Com. which would cause a largo and oppres­ sive augmentation in the amount of The Boralt of the Equal Taxation Every Specie* of Property' slso, that our Candidate fbrGovwnor, Hon. H. P. Baldwin, of Detroit, will be in attendance, at ‘tbc meeting, at Hastings. that r-re throws at Republl JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. svlvama, Ohio, Indi been brought under ownership, from the !ht rtbflbun, while I out so.rioun mg upon the counti theories, tho rfabili BIOAD GAGI E SHORT UU Great reforms fbUdowiopraant - ■quash that grows in the farmer’s gar­ den, to tho c-jstly dirnoud which sparkles R. UltUJt time in which theurioa may be analywd. the Gorcrameot Duals, tho result of cal utility eoporat/Hl from the unsound and chimerical Wisdom and mtxhrrabo about <11,000,000 of revenue. b’on in tryroctoni property” other than Go reran*nt Both, now axampt from say taxation, State or National, at tho aamo rate would yield I^aiiuv cui.trr and unhappy HYDE & PRINDLE. HARDWARE STORE, the 88th Illinois Infantry, wiu Speak at Hast­ ings, on the 22dinst., at 7o’clock, P. M. loaf of bresdta»eomplotelyaad unavoid­ ably as in thoocua of tho mast luxurious racy la held by th* RxLcal party. U.Uirnurt.t tMUibrOnn- plTTsuini.n HASTINGS, MICH. Atlantic A Gt. Western Railway. STOVES, IRON, . esssvtt: tba Repa bile bung tn a balance, wben MeClellau wn< IJIy playing "all Armed by Frank Allen and Oil Regions of Pennsylvania t vlclaiy In Colorado, It rays: "Tbe fate self and a family of father!*** little on**, NEW YORK BOTTOM. .IcT.fxV TW CopporhMdx with startling simplicity and tomo. Bpeaklng of tbu Republican gscnrjtaTLM ckbax a. oai.iox . .r m*j» riKLD. er ciivKLAXb.er CbUf. w U1A. H. A. GOODYEAR mour and Blair. Gxxrr and Ortrxs Such don’t aympSthizo with thonrogrommo.— mansion and government Iwnd. ATLANTIC & GREAT Toffll Broad Gauge Railway! CARRIAGE FACTORY! LUAS. HYDE. tho Command in Chicfof the Army woa Bataan. S<M. 15, IM, tho end of tho Southern rebellion. ery ree]*cifti!ly, your obedient earvant, rpilE CHEAP J. M. Soroniim, Brevet Major Gen. I1G0,000,000. If tho people want to inflict upon upon the finger of aomo nabob's wife or ihemKlvoa inch prodigious opproMian utl aanoj anooa, and riaki and appro*of property/’ loaches every paper of aioui, and ^litical dangers, they can down-trodden I re.and pins or quart uf ahoo-peg* us equally and MV. J. M0X0M, ths Fighting Chaplrin of Exhibition of hh luuardm Haatlnaa qd Eatuntas. the UM «r lie ruh crate, simply because Democrats are not In poarar, and have na opportunity to KAILS. OILSZSAD. I AM NOW SELLING won a nocmm viatory toe the U FRANK ALLEN will , address the people of Barry on tho political issues ay, as follows: On Monday,Oct. 19. at 1 o’clock ’ NX Hyhb argrille. Northern Copperheacta attempted to Ifa, - TH. Building Materials Tn.\U3t General at Wrablmrtcn. which .•—Having n In Xtw qlTqf1,TSS in al iMoaday eoamoff-. Oct. 19t^ House, on Real Eetata Broke* Nf-Mnrivun and Cattery, ter Erring an aawviM W«hoa. HIDDLKVDJJL . BARXT CO, - MICBI0M Dodge's Clebrated Plows EXM SA KE,-A a Mi >= ■— ■rV.M-.vtri army, Gen. U.S. Grant. 11 w5”i- �anil JHisrellsatou*. BUSINESS CARDS. N. BARLOW, yf. F. GOODYEAR, Robinson a wioutman »ew MnmtEarm, R. J. GRANT. Hari<are,sim“ln)i,Naflx iKfytOW—TKI. la ta «,VB, ,It wr Cntnwof Coldwater, ent* of the moot ctatoent dlvinra In the fUate will prefab fSthsCutir: ll»u«e Id Hastings. next Mbab wnUr.f at half-pnst ten .•dwk; ata> In the cve->Uig at 7o'clock. Kjaule, Es|., of Castleton as chair,tao. Full pr.^ediage will bo publish. <4 Ib dur tint* Reck Weekly Republican of September H«n:am accounts of the murder of cn he than t<n freedmen, by the rebel*, «b If ihr.' were jaaceably at work. Bering’ »r • fully and promptly given, the Bt .LS |«at d. and tbe Hou'ca prop, erty uunrcpand wabmeo. In every IflK the summer-------- w •hade. Michigan can beat that byaev«ul degree; the dUTerencn In UalinOc ivlno mor. Ik.. —__ . dlObraace in clovatiun above sea level. During the months of June, July and August, but a very little rain fell, l»t a trifle over ajlncbea. Whst wealdIB» ry County farmers say to that? I tear they would have to train the watamof the’l'bornai-ple Intocanals fcrlrrtgaiion alter the Mormon custom. Notw.thl standing the lack of rain, and the attack of million, of Grasshoj pert, farmers la I tab have dene well the pnnent are. eon, the erope are said to be ths largest ever produced U the Territory. Wbrat Is 12.75 per bushel, with plenty In the market. PoUtom range iether high compared with eastern prices, eeiliug readily at 11.75 per bushel. Apples range from >3.50 to >d.(M per bushel. Peaches from $1.00 to $4.00 per bushel. Butter sells at 75 cents per pound. Milk at 2$ cent* per quart. Board In the city varies from lfl.00 to $20.00 per week, aeoording io the ra.ii of the Hotel. Trade la brisk, —money in good demand ; the banka are poylnfi U J*r cenu a month on deposit of 0 mouths. Private |>artles are paying aa high aa three percent, amonth-good securities. . The U. P. R. R. |a not near enough to affect thia country ruueh at present. Very few men of capital have commrnced Inveitlng In Sait Loks Valley, it U not yet publicly known wbethur the R. R. will run directly to thU city, or pass around the uortnsru end of the I juke. The Monnona hrtd a public meeting some time ago, for tbepurpo<e of offerIng some loduc-menti to ths R. R. Co. to run the road directly through tbs <ity wbllheieeultof the meeting w.s Bu not yet transpired, R. P. Lamb. milLin ! I an STOBT, BB1CX BLOCK, ' Hastings, . v i . mica D. B. WOODWARD, 3rTh.‘ Dry M. Griteriei, । I ; ' PIECES FALL PRINTS Music & Jewelry. ! 1>1|U»1 8*fr. Just Received. * GEORGE IT.EHTON, General Grocer, । ROSADALIS ■ ■ aiVAi a ami, Daatei la ‘ Boots and Shoes, tee ruts » rixotxve. HASTiXaA----- s»yl - - - MICH. ' I 1 ; BEST REMEDY YET DISCOVERED. 5SSmotmssssssm: Im; Akkucxx Odd Fellow for tky«r»IlaWkav-* *■*> ptember la received. It baa eighty pu.-e* o-reading matter. Among itsVaWjiyj* Iter -ketah-s;'* ‘‘New fork iy DnyHght and Gaxligh:‘‘TUe 8ci<DCes and As­ tro irons y ''PiteKwn . «,f Odd Fellow­ ship am. ng m -.'ern Seh.-iu<» of ruthinthro;.y,w •LuliaBl II-••’Odd Fhnvlcs;** u we from a i; arts of tbejoriidtctlou of Odd Fello-,' ahlj, ac , Ac. l’u-4 s-ivd by Joint W. One, New Dmu, Medicines, Groceries, Groceries and Produce, W. O. HE DR I UK "A co.. Saita & Itaiaiiers, DttUNEXS M'-N. AND roots Spbak tub wMoLaTnczir -Mr. Percy Fuller iipp'Inted by Mr. J oh aeon, toile *tor of New Orleans, b ■ made a ipepeb in that <Cy. in the course oi Ii b i said 5 I have dune here, gent,emeu, to a*lvam-e ths couum roisl Intc'nsb* of your city lb the bad ot my ability. I shall do all Iu my powo. ta fecIIPate the tran­ sit o. goods into :te Interior counties — Like ears and atlcntton will begivsu to the exixinatiuiu of the productions of ihUeunntry. Bui not alone to aid your commorHat rtlaiiono w/ff f endeavor.but alto to perform the dutin qf my office to at to promote the wrifare qf the Omo- rosmrai.—in this County theranae Is proper ng beyond prectdonL During tbeja-tw os. mteree ing DsceUnpa have k«a held In various parts of the County* ■H largely attended. A t Aatyria, a pole liJ feet above the ground was raised on Murday, nnd a large meeting ably ad•bmed by Frink Allen and J. H. Palm•r. Hon. Eugene Rrinxle, of Jackson., Isslao at work In th- County ths week; oaklr.f speeches that aie of great procHeal »al»e, of which wa shal I have more I’ «ay la our next is-ue. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, EH II. A. GOODYEAR, RO9ADALIS It Rcoomnisndcdbythcjiest Physicians Everywhere. Bailer & Mane Dealer, CONJUGAL LOVE, i> t»aun>m«rnn><iiu«. . r rat l'n»«t Mea, aa >U» Mrrara. tea- rctgynaywstaa cratic party. This same Fuller was rejected “fob Arsa'’ by the Fenst aa CommiMluaer f I ate mil Revenue list winter, and Is fit io<4 tn carry out Uf Johnson poU­ .. . .—I rv.-.i.M' 11 ch*I nartv "nroie Evary Bottle is Warranted. an adherent. .Wo hope they ‘•-I g’X'dWc certainly do, aa ituvo. ualumliy be­ long to that party, and have ne'^ffinity’’ with ours, y 1_ T __ A CARD. J^sw »OOT * •««« n"ori «K« a, "J” jssetsaitf Dnrf. tor rmT kina ««• uu piywcU." while I remained with you. I arewell 1 am no longer thine. LfCtXDA A. DOWD- COBBLING Done on nhort Ncrtlo®P.U Step u p*r“' ‘hi‘ MIDDLBTIUS ADVEBUS BOOKiSt an', diutiobabi . rl.y.r. PJ‘> ..lir l lUUWS lOOItMl i MILLSI^B’uBK dasa cteafi hr CASU^J W«ddi I a sw« freqsfsdy an Mate by a<’ •« aoMy tbas ysaklM “• »^r TeA T« »> mLW is assay as. ■ A. ibL «be MW wtalwa.*-. Milas. A» p.rfrcLte tn THE roB riiDBS ABU rBi-'1’ Sit1 DRUGGIST �a CASH STORE UasasoA Msmci, Co-pUlMBt- ■ 5. *■“" UM N- E "W d O O D B fMprw ng every tblsg t. tb. Dm of rwfbti, but ho didn’t stay long \ Mias Libby Trifles enters onedoDs shoo ctring, uno thimbleful of caraway deed, two onfcm tan-cushions. .One pound uf better was entered.— Ke warns, aa it was strong enough to (ant in tax miles from the country and outerHmU John Waters entered one patent well, tad bad to be hauled out with a boat hook. Ho wm recover-everything ex­ copt his hat and tho seatof his troweers. Mrs. Piecing enters oho patch bod­ quilt, made by the grandmother of Sam Fateh—believed to be the only genuine PuteA bed-quilt in the country. LN. V cation eaters ono wringing yaohlna fbr wringing chickens' necks Dr. Kane’s Great Pictorial Work and husbands' noses. "AICTIC EtneiATIOSB," * Miss Julia Gitou tenters one six octavo Ao elegant 'eleoi at nrtU merit and tail roe­ lion and of rrral iateml for all reader. ahbtagnph album; uur bird-seed daugtr- -WUk •Xrtr, —.1,-1 . tostjse ease, one loaf of bread raised >ith yeaat-ono belch of buiscuit raised by hand, ono do, raised with a de-rrrek, ena beadwork bedstead wrench, one pint al dial urtworked, ono do, worked in worsted, one huge jar of pickled fence KMte, and ono small iar of an earthqake. She says she will take premium •e some of three articles or take poison. Mr. John Quill enters specimens of ■endrawing, consisting of ingenious mathods of drawing pigs out of a pen. - Kr. Stockraissr enters one brood threshing r—*!"*, one seeking cultiva­ tor, and one reaper and, mower for all work. Mr. Waxy entered one hive of bees. H« get out alive, but ho won’t bo able to eater another before tho next Colt— Os Bom waxed it to waxy, bad. Mrs. A. A. Nicety (who dore everythiug two A ninety),anters eno crvlltcAtl^•dflatlroa holder, one t<apitr tnnthr front stop scraper, ono pair monogram beetle Act IWoo-nr aim CwAnriT IN ALLBTA'iESOF piltCT «00D<* * PWFOMEMES. CONSUMPTION Tbrr laiB.hairl. ... nuOLt * 1TA»W»MIB. Alt Hastings Outdone! THE ORIGINAL One Dollar Broker Store, Oar alack, cooUUiej al «r.ry ranrty sf DRY AND FANCY OOOD8. BOOTS AND SHOES, SILVER PLATED WARE, GLASS WARE. WOOLEN A HEMP CARPETING, STRAW MATTING, and PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, TRY IT I TRY IT! TRY IT' WlMCHUUn ‘ H Y P 0 PH 0 8 PI UH ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE. Our Sales for the but twelve month* hare been about one million dollars. ^srxxtsrJi'rXtat'.SA^? A.tea •» • Oifl taltrarite, *•< • npaUr 1.1. IPAIUIII. Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, great many "dear little dacha" being boon wandering about the groom Is.— Th.y are almost totally unattended by ♦heir beaux (tho "grert reeael") who had rather ybble around the beer wag­ ons outside than play ths gallant There is a large show of hugs—st meal tern HJJRREJTQ^g <®b» RUSSELL & NEVINS. We WILL 5*T be U.1DEU'*0l.l>. A few days since a dignified person With tb« bearing and general appearonce ef a country merchant, stepped W­ to a wholesale store Itr the city at Nor­ wich, Cann., and in a bland tone and Xaelauatlng manner, inquired of the proprietor tf he sold tin by the banal, btwhai price, and If it was a good arti­ nite He “would like to see a sample.'' Proprietor drew a largo-eised tumbler nearly full. Country merchant tasted. . 'Ahl' said be, so be smacked bis lips with Just a-suspicion of delight, ‘that's good gin. What ean you let me have a barrel of that farf Hypophosphite lytuae* medic man., A Splendid Auorimmt for Sale al Rail Road Pricee. Agenta Wanted For Matthew Hale Iwith'e H«w Book. >l'NSHINE A SHOW IKNBW T«K HAIR dressy JtnyjU hweBoiQe Greco Tea, tM> !• gl.U. N. B, Bust Japan Tea gl.*4. •Uj. JU! concerns oSbriagm'Oin, Prmi.oi »r aay arlkle Am of Ml la an01- ar to aav ano. art in dirvet notation at lb. hwa .(alaal Ullary. M.haea tafenoalian. frasa r.liable mnSariiy. Fresh Goods epgstastly ss halt. Old ■t> by the State Fobec. IT. TH mold art gtl oM.tr; Iwnty^daMan MUitlUjd v. ... S0* FOR ADDITIONAL PARTI T. Il *U1 cut hoop pole. totter than ULAR8 PENIT FOR CIRCULAR. rVL 1 weald Ml to witboot II Ar anythlat. H«nd ■ Draft, Foetal Woaey Order, Xzr ‘’firasB-fSEkWr ll.'«ur« to direct your letter. to riltabergb, Pa., Sole owuar. at Um Ratosk . 81200. Gm1< Millie regardleu af Cast. Mew GeoAa, Jml Beoelvotf, RUSSELL <fc NEVINS. ANDREWS &, CO. 106 Sudbury St, Baatup, A a*.», 1SC-—B1T,| HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTOBT. ^httltestar's Grand One Dollar Sale! Sheetings, Watch*. Hcwiug Machines, leather Gbodt, Linen Goo-la, Silks and Sb»wh, Boots and tehees. An hour nfWwsrds, while Um proprotor was welting upon some customers, Mto gib-huyer returned, and thia time tackled one of the de As with: ‘1 have got to buy some gla today, hart If you have got a first-rate aiUde I jBmuU like to ace a sample of IU* A pather large nixed tumbler full was forthcoming, and the old fdlow tn*ted ft Than Me turned It round, held it up to the Htbt, and tasted agjdti. Then bo eouoked bln lips, Inquired the price, and took another alp. Then be remark­ ed that It wm very cold weather, and took a good swallow. Then he com­ menced on the gin. aud indulged in a few reflections upon bow much mure gto coat now, than it did In 1838. He fr+yj on renting, and he kept on drink­ er, and the eJerk kept on waiting to MMumale the trade- He was such a iRgnffirtitnnn, and was so evidently a goedMgwof, aawellae a large dealer hi gin, that the clerk was not disposed tehnny him. But as be was taking Am the last swallow, the proprietor WELL Plttstorg, pL ' earns around. Tbs suspicion dawned on him that the country genUeaeac was a better drinker than buytr. E topping a* to him be thundered oat: COSCHITBATED 1NMG0 BLUE. “Look here, rir, do you want to buy 1. UCHUWfc. wffl quickly festers Grsv Hrir to in natanl color and beauty. SPECIFIC PELL, FREE or COST SEXUAL DEBILITY! Agents! Great Dollar Bargains for otir Customers. Twe la .<*x Bataa ef tba Ppwile Pill will t-RiupUr iww<« a»d panMarell. Car. aar Ap.naner.Ur., Item I Ml W.akar.., or larolaaMry KigbUy er Daily Lew, kowr.rr GEORGE PRESTON Groceries and Provsions, 2± K.u •* •* -p-<Hy reti <H •** °r B0La uw naansB,** KEROSENE 01Lk Alt -to fart. ntryibi.r kepi la a Fteal ■raaary fctidllalaaae The Faws' Mittal Fire Im ft. ** *• FAMILY GBOCBRI1B T. BARRY ARD EATOR COUHTIES laaona Turn Pnmrty mud it Lees er Daaag. by Fir. «r Ugbtalag. Isasred Capital, ^zurenhT ulrtft be s plresnr. to re to whit m iwtosws. W. ▲. S AHTWTXL. - . .. gribltbomslptaetaret aaana.d8y.plM. and muanasf «. DcaturT •“m ef teanai i-SJnS r: will ba Pa>CK-«l Mr box. rix So,,, far tt. by mail. J. ViROtrngg a oo, 7 IMt .ei*lalnl«r . r2,RO0,0O0 toV^WtSwT *,,u4 *•" t . v; “ — ■»—- -W . •*' ■**. "• e»o svenerti to FIRST <^UAJmITY tad tin te esMiat a «mIJ adreae. from ceat. Mi<Hag>„Prell.lMT. ~___________sstetf trie Employment. ■gXTE ar. la west «< .orejRlw toni.M an. VV tikhfrMSl«to8»«atoted.toe|*e.e»- »y,r—i'■"■b.awu.,. 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OR wcaBv^omxx Hoofland's German Bitters y sjSEE-’: nr M3 Mile. WhUnt rfcLn Pram and after My lllk. IM*. Trati laeeaarvtlM oltkaR Waal FROM RUFTALO-.«7 Raw T-kTl TccrtTw from pet ear. Rishaefa and MlaMgaa llctecsn Slretu. V VYUWVUU . U B*mey Wright, white polanda, Willte Goer, uramah Hone E Norina, black nolands, . “ “ Leet pate Bantams, Mschsl Hardy, beat pair geese, Willis Geer, beet purr ducks, Gao. D. Moore, beat pair tarkiea, James Ho to1c kiss, coop of guineas, C1.ASS NO. 1—Suxuobs. Peter L. Edm rn, boat stallion 4 old or over, F. 0. McAIlteter, second beat do, Isaac Sponabte, bast stallion 8 Hoofland d German Bitters, Robert harper, iecond best do, HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC ^isfdlany. LAIILMSt, A. lir»IM U l>ruM SMmm. U w »4 FrlT*u IXmm«. Mauri»ras Slira. aadars •sevplad). Hiona al Hslancocea 00 A. M-. and coeaaaU at llornallarill* d Coniine «rt<h lb* T » A M. Hinrru til from UuKtle. and arriraa Is Haw 1 art M. LlOimriXO IxmE*. frw= 8^- orco wnu ----«n> R.llv.j for -Wraatnn. Iranian and rbtladmpbia. and at Yevk with Aftarnnoe Tratna and Hleaaara for llnaun and Saw Enciaad Clliv* KiOP. M-CI5CISXAT! EXI'REW. from Daa- WEAK ARD DEL’CAIt CHILOHE* BL«.ri<0 CtortO rr Ix THE WORLDS *eraaptny SU ni<M UliM II lM» railway. BAOOAOB CHECKED THROUGH. ApMlal Dupatcb ta tbt Cliltago Triltnu. y Wxmixofta D. C, Oct 15th. The 1FX. te*. acknowledgement of de­ tect with Seymour and Blate as tele­ graphed to the evening paper* bore, has farmed almoat the sole subject of convenation. The Democrats are ill by tkt rars over it Comparatively few hare been in the secret hen', but they have been vigoroualy working in the matter since yestentey afternoon. Since ths move became public" it has excited bitter ditcuimiun among thaw- Democrats not in the ring. By many the H’cwW is stout­ ly denounced fur proclaiming defeat in such an open manner. Those who think a change in candidate, desirable are di­ vided into several chquos ono act being in faTor ofpUtting Hendricks with Chase; another Chase first and Hendricks sec­ ond ; others, Chase and Hancock, and the roverae ; and others still, Chase and Ewing, while the party who profess to be manipulating the thing hare »ay they are for Chaae and Franklin. Ln the meantime it has transpired that Mr. Chase had not been consulted by them before public talk began here ; and fur­ ther that the Chief Justice only a few days ago declared that the platform ns it stands would certainly dcfiyit the party. The organ of the Democratic Committee here prints thodispalch giving the points of tbo W • <■’< article, but makes bo comment except that in general editori­ al the elections, it declares its abiding faith in the present leedora. It is aaid to-night that the lnt l >gw will sus­ tain any man for a change aa it is known that il now ronsideta the siluatten hopeleas. Two loading Domuernta who were earnest forChnM at the Convention, have declared that if the ticket is now chanteed, and Chase" put at the hoad they will take the stump fur Grant. General Rusccrnu' says unhesitatingly that it is too late ; that if the matter had been arranged beforehand for Chase and A. Harwood, beet bee hive, M Joseph Gridly, beat lifting jock, foreign B. KChidister, beef and vegetable slicer, ’ 50 8 W. Lane, best horao-rake, 150 B. F.Chsde.trr.hanowfor2horaea,l 00 ** “ best cultivator, 1 00 W. H. Roads stump machine, 1 50 B.F. Chedeetar, disk waeber, 50 T. Phillips bMt farm gate, 1 00 D. McOmbor, 2d do, 50 Nilson Parker, beat pair 6 yrs. or over, J. 0. Petit, 2d beat do, A, D.Oook, best pete 8 yrs. old J. C. Bray, 2d beat do, BJXULZ ILD&SX3Chartes Rnsrell. best 3 yrs. dd and over, Q Flnly, 2d beat do. D. W Ellis, best jack, A. R Pratt, best mule team, D. W. Elite, beat muls colt D. McOmber; l>eet 2 yr*, old . muleeoE Oommiltoe recommended _ ------premium. to D. W. Elite, ca 8 years old, mules, 82 00 A. W. Chapin, beat bull 2 yn. old or war H A. Ryerson, beat cow, •• 2 bwstdo, 1 Daniel Cook, beat hiofor2 yn. old, 2 Frank Goodyear, id beat do, 1 W. 0 Freeman, beat sucking bull j calf, 1 8. P. Cady, boat sucking heifer . beat cow W. I* SSy, 2d beat do, 1 50 Loren filch, beet pate 8 year old • steers, 1M Beni. Cote, ‘1 00 Chas. Andras, beat pate 2 year old _ steers, 1 00 James Hotehkiae, 2d beat do, s A-J. RuM,Lalf don augar becta, O-U-Beaham, *• h rutabagas, R5 2 *’ “ canrote, J. Hotehktes, peck of potatoes, Ixvwte"Barber,. “ of white beaaa, “ “ largo aquaeh, L W. Vrooutan, 2 winter aqnaah, Lewia-Barber, tlpumpKna, J a Mod, wa.eriH.loL. « &5 .» jj6 -K> 25 25 Jennie Wilcox, Leal ladies riding,« 00 Mn. A. Bern’s. » - driving, 2 00 Stow IUcx, ■* I A. Blackwell. flret in, 81 oe John Goodyear, teat to, g ee “ beet 8 lbs butter mads in Juno, 60 “ •* 8 lbs made in September, 50 “ 8. J. Bedrock, best box nonoy, 50 “ I. H Barnum, gallon maple ir-lrasr-. W M 8. Andrus, bottle current wins, 50 G. D. Moore, maple sugar, Mrs. A. J. Russ,°aned green currents, 50 ‘ “ ripe currents, 50 “ - « collectim of eaka, 76 Mr*. Gio. D. Moore, ** f gouiberrias, 50 A. J. Run u xtrawbwriie, 60 A. J. Rum, “ “ cranberries, 50 Geo D. Moore, “ cherries, 50 Lowis Barber, caned peara, 50 Maria Heater, “ pears whole, 50 u J, H. Loe, best colt 3 yre. old, Wa P. Bristol. 2d beet do, D. W. Elite, best oolt 2 yn old A. Kennedy, 2d beet do, L. N. Mixer beet colt 1 year old, *• “ 2d be»l do, Daniel Heater, beet lucking roll, Boyd Craig, 2d beat do, havu boon put on the truck with some I chance of suocora; but that now nq'mat-1 8. P. ter what is done, crowds of Dembcrats ’* ,l> stroll AMUwscskw will go over to Grant He says the whole party machinery is apparently in the 12 00 bands of Copperheads and rebels. They 1 00 will not consent to any change. Num- i 1 oo tiers of the confidential irieods of the President eays tbo movement would acD. R- McElwain, beet yoke working^ m TURK ruxil FORTECOMPANT. leaaeneM eaees, ISM.) r Bk* jtastisgs $»•«»»• the rebel Cungrm, was a Democrat. Every cat throat and murdsrae wfee shut down and starved detimceleM Uni­ on prisoners of war, was a Democrat . \ Every man in the North .who sysop*; thixed with traitors and treason in the 8oethd«rwg the late eml war, ww« l>oKiucrat Erery general, colonel and officer in the roufoderate army, was a Democrat Every person who rejoiced at the as. •assination of Abraham Lincoln, was * Democrat Erery draft riuter sneak and bounty I, IL Barnum, caned black rax jumper, was a Democrat • ’ berries, Erery person who wrote letters to the O, D. Moure, red' remberrtea, army encouraging soldier, to desert their A J. Rase, ' blackberries, comrades, wm a Democrat. S J. Bedrock, '« peaches. Every person who was sad wheu iXbe L H. Barnum, ’* quinciea, Union army triumphed, was a Demo­ G. D. Moore, '■ I grapes crat *« H M X nlnma Erery perecn who assailed the flaw­ ful money uf the country ’ and tin na­ tional credit was a Democrat, 1 8.H. Cook, cake 1 year old, Every peraun engaged in them smuts “ . 1 new cake, of Union Soldiers at Fort IflUuw, was a A- J. Bum, rheubarb wine, Democrat 8. II. Cook, white current wino, Eevery prtiBOR who murdered SB. en­ Barney Wright, current jolly, rolling olBoer. was A Democrat 8. H. Cook, cranberry jelly, Eveny person engaged in the Pom ef liberty c onspiracy to murder the Exe» cutivu and oreithruw the government, wae a Democrat ' . -■ • Every pereoa in the North whoep.’ Mr*. 8. Andrus, ten yards flannel, |1 00 posed conferring eutlrage upon • Union “ “ 2d beat do, 60 soldiers in thi field, wae a Iksaoeraf *• A. J- Rase, patchwork quilt 75 “ D. R. McElwnine, pair woolen tected doMrtors wu a Demucnt • blankets, ■ 1 00 Entry person who refused to eaatrib“ “ beet reg carpet, 1 00 ut. to the relief of sick aad voundad 75 “ white quilt, aoldian, was a Democrat , " D. R McEfwainc, pair woolsn Every persun who declared that he stocking*. 50 would lA.■ to see all Democrats nnita •• Moria Heater, 2d beat do, 25 in a Ixdd and open resistance to all at. “ G. D. Moore, pair mitten*. 50 temptetokaep oun a united people,", •' & Andrus, lib woolen yarn. 60 waa a Demoent 50 “ Abby Buzxte, l«t mads shirt, Every penun who was In favor of “ A. J Rose, ottoman cover, 50 two Republics and a United Sooth,” - J. M. Nevins, beat tiddy. 50 u Maria Heater, worked slippers, 50 •* 8. Andrus, best sewing by hand, 50 know whether ths South had reroureea •• A. J- Rum silk patchwork, 50 •sough to keep the Union army Bi bay.” rnfbq^ *0 was a Democrat , • Wm Tr^bodeprend, 60 Every peaoa who denied the authori­ - . log cabin quilt, 50 ty of the general government to enforca u Wca Potter, carpet coverlet, 60 its tews, was a Democrat >. « M. Heater, plaid flannel, 60 Every peraon who recognised the re^ “ D. IL McWwaine, nightdrem, 50 belliun as “legitimate! legal and just,was « . “ 1 ilM a Democrat .t * tJ Jt J. Ruse, fancy braiding, 25 Every num who shouted “nut another Mfos Nettie Brigga tatting, 50 man nor another dollar to cany on a * Lottie Dickerson, pin cushion, 60 civil war, vu a Democrat ■ .A Mrs. J. M. Nevins, tdfot tiddy, 60 Every man who iaraited the loya\ ■* -• “TSgrag, 60 armtosof the Union by declaring “the Mr K Nsvins, ehikhxag rug, 25 war a fidhrre,” woo a Democrat Mie. Anna Hardisty, bead work, 50 Every ncroon who invented dangerous Mrs. D-RMcElwafase, chiHs stock­ ings 50 eospounds to bum steamboats and <• Anna Hardtety, bead needle “ " card bosket Maria Heater, bead roller. HOLE*ALE 4k RETAIL­ OYSTER Every person wbe contrived beUteh schKOM to introduce the wasting pettitence ofyenow^tercr into Northere attes, Every person who robbed the School Fund, and used the money fur gold gammag.weoaDMMent Every person who engaged in shoot­ ing down negroes in the streets, and burning negro echod liouaeo, was a DsMM<t«t -A. Erery person who burned up negro children tu orphan aiyluma, wua D$a- DEPOT, W. A. SARTWZU. ■■i lapudmi ar. oorat ' ’ . Erery oflaer in the aattgf who vu ‘ [rornxrn* w ywam msk-1 " �EAsigwtisg* Maeerr. i> luuimu ■’B&tsses *. osLarr, Tne«U7 ewnidgOel. 27th the School House on the corner of the 4 towns. Woodland, Cas­ ICHCTLIB cozrax, tleton, Carlton and Hastings. ■to nouiu. On Wednesday evening Oct. 28th, at the School House near the residence of Henry Bowen on the Town Line between PraiJOUS BUST. rievillernnd Orangeville. On Thursday evening, Oct. 29th at the Town School House V. SILKS HCBUAKI*. in Prairieville. VC MICHAEL c: T. PLMXKR. On Friday evening, Oct. 30th *HENRY F. BALDWIN, of Wavne. at the Doty Schoo) House in r,eonm---Johnstown. MOBGAN BAXTEM, of Grand Travers. On Saturday evening Oct. 31st •KX.OLIVKB L. RPABLDIXO. erCHstee. at Middleville.: Monday evening, November 2d, at Hickory Corners. m er imson. IAW0S1L TBdSrwjviNO. County, OU the politic of the day, as follows:’afterwooK.OeL 22< »t the Center of Maple Grove, at 2 w-’clock. / ft On Friday evening, Oct. 23d, st the School House near Blair such P. O. on the Town Line, be-! doo° twren WoodlMd CMtleton.! TOtT LP. HfiBERTS & CO, I pt am HYDE & PRINDLE, rlffir ’ 7====i SEWING MACHINE DRUGS 4 MEMCTE8, PHILLIPS A BEHTLey LOCAL AOKICTH, HA8TINW. Blrn * Fine Toilet ArtfoUo, • C. G. HOLBROOK will address the people of Barr.’ County on the political issues of the day, as follows: At Woodland Center, on Sat­ IL WILLIAM UBTOUGHTON.of 8l>—«pk urday evening, Oct 24th. At the School Home near the residence of William Perry, in WTJ MAMnOLra STUCKUSO. Rutland, on Saturday evening, Oct 31st IMXWixKD bt£ IM Lasii ill W IW MAKIS VOVI mrriREXTBTJTCaM, py. Ktafla. electron. Th* Grant men of Ohio may AXD all m rorvZA* Indiana was ae hottly contested as THURSDAY, the TWENIY-SIXTH xy of lbs States and the Republicans day of NOVEMBER next, b* set apart id to oontemd with all the enginery of P^P1'’ ul It Ma ken the Beet Stitch *MKBJlX" tf llsrttsrw scrupulous enemy Bitt the Indiana Unionists, marshalled by Gov. Baker and Senator Marion, gallantly mot and •XX. WILLIAM HUMPHKKT. SHEDMAN C. PBINDLE. . XDW’IN H. MALLORY. ■DANIEL STRIKED. ASA D. RORK. WILLIAM II. JEWELL. 'FRANK ALLEN. WILLIAM L. COBB. and individual man do • live and tuove Will-Last a Lifc-Tim,. Books and Stationery, Nebraska, too small a State to bo mentioned in the category with those al- GROCERIES, or all rutos asp or nrr qcautt. ASDKEW JOUS.OX. Scrnuox ix txi SotTB.—Ths Rtpul.. lieoa Bumm, a Democratic organ of tbs capital of Tenues**, in relation to tl>t> By order of Co. Com. question of negro eufErage, say*.: “Th* colored man ho* th e suffrage in S. H. COOK, the Southern State*. He can never be Chairman. Maine, 7; Connecticut, 6: Pennsylvania, deprived of it, wiihput ruinous political agitation, and probably bloodshed. The 26; Ohio,' 21; Indiana. 13; Nebraska, 3. people uf the South,’both white and Tie ResultTotal for Grant, Seymour Gfntral Grant it tltelnl Prttijrtl <.f States. Delaware casting 3, electoral thf Unit'd Stttti. Such is virtually the Jesuit of the election held on the 13th dearly that disfranchisement is inconsis­ tent with the perpetuity of euostitutioaPoirruixu. The ballot in November Etical affairs, bshsring, a* we do, that al liberty sad democratic institution*." th* inevitable election of General Grant Foxxicx.—Ex-Queen Isabella says will giro to the country what it so much thia tims until PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS Be Sure to See this Machine, J. P. MIEIT1AM TKAIJULKATBJACKM»-a9IMO MORTH “FLORENCE SEWING IACH1BL* HYDE & PRIHDLE. November, the Copper-, LXAVI WKMOBA—OOIXG iwvth The Way Copper Rebel Victorias are T «.IW ■KUTUr.Kl’ ROBERT J. GRANT. ADAM ELLIOTT. GEORGE THOMAS. as a party thereafter. It ia now appa- so overwhelming in the olectorial col­ lege, that Seymour’s supporters will ripublican Kffin&sDR. JOHN H. PALMER Recently, says an exchange describ­ “queens, * and this nation of robbers has ing the scenes in Philadelphia, just-prior by her been plundered into bankruptcy. the “movable" national property that of Baltimore, was arraigned for attempt­ her extravagance had previously spared ing to gat illegally assured in Philadel­ To th I Point —tte "following resolnphia. Ono actoctivo testified that the prisoner told him that he came from tion, adopted by th* Republican* of the Baltimore to vote the Democratic ticket, First Congressional district of Wiscon- NW* DEPOT, HARDWARE STORE. JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. H. A. GOODYEAR, Ddlimorc. Friday evening, Oct. 23d, at “Camden and Amboy" bide fair to roPxhstlvaxia Eucnos.—The New York the Gage School House inThornindicate that Gen. Giaxt, will receive phia friends contrive to have an election H>ple. the electoral vote of rrery Stair which Saturday evening, Oct. 24t)i, they might relish it, but we know bow at the Branch School House in GEO. M. DEWEY the rebellion . The popular triumph Cocrt House, which destroyed the last struggle has boon bitter and desperate. The attempt was boldly made to take Pennsylvania from the Republicans by Vein Han.—In the issue of October Ou Tuesday next State elections will be held in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana the highest judicial tribunal in the State. and Nebraska. We confidently expect These effort* wens fitiy supplemented by into Philadelphia for (he purpose of in­ timidating quiet, law-abtding dtixens — Ort. 2Ut. At Hickory Comers, on: Mon­ ic majority in Philadelphia fo amply Ote day •vening Oct. 26tb. Blank Kota and Receipt Book*, LCOAL BLANKS ABD STATIONARY OIL A LLAP, jJAKKY CUUATY Shelf-Harlwar® and Cutlery. ATLANTIC & GREAT 7STBI Broad Gauge Railway! CARRIAGE FACTORY! CTSCIMM Att.er CUM !C A. <3 AI.IOW.to VIKLD. w CLKYKLABD.er LOUT, w AJ UABCA.lo er hem NEW YORK •STO.t, FITTaBt’RGH. Tkt hm’ lilial Fire Im. Ci. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania I BARRY ARD EATON COUNTIES Isiars* Fsnn Pnwertv >nin>l Lum or Daman by Hre er Ujhlnisg. * laserHl Capital, HASTINGS, MICH. n.eoo.ooo Atlantic ft Gt. Western Railway. an uk snort strong hopee of Ohio. Nebraska will go republican by a reduced majority — If Peuasylvania nod Indiana, or Ohio, ■hox-t Notice. I AM NOW SELLING st C. i strsvL aa* st •MITOS iMITUt l Mitt*, w-vuns to. .to, *, casu Jely tllfc. IMA R MI1EMILOT FMI*IE ■M tad Crtti ritmte- >. L BOICE. Grand One Dollar Sale! ■UMKUG -Tssax L*4r sr OssL . Agents! Gnat DoUar Bargauu for At ibc Eagle School House in Assyria, Monday evening, Nov. FRANK ALLIN BOOKS. CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL­ VER and PLATED WARE. Dodge’s Clebrated Plows ^■EYOU IMMURED t States from resuming their allegiance give varietv if not attractivwueia to their election. Don’t send them back to-day, to the General Government. STOVES, IRON a. Hiaarcx. A Genre to Dre Gams.—The Natehca we should. Nobody was robbed, yester­ (Mass.) Democrat publishes an appeal to day iu New York. Nobody was as­ saulted. Nobody liad his pockets pick­ ed. The police had little or nothing to do. The police courts wie idle. It might be pretty rough on Philadelphia, but we should tike tv makes permanent will address the people of Barry County on the political issues of peso, by Mayor McMkharl, end U>e confident expectations, what about the firm attitude of Gen. Geary, deterred the day, as follows: At the White School House iu inform your readers about that “mlucrd Ajuyrin, on Wednesday evening, majority" ia Nebraska. At Orangeville, Tuesday eve­ ning Oct. 27th. At the Bullis School House, in Johnstown, Thursday evening Oct. 20th. At MiddleviUe, Saturday eve* Trilnntr, in a recent editorial, declare* R. HfiRRICK, INBQB1X80X A W1GRTMAK-M STOKK.! DKALKB 131 ough “reconstruction" and the annihila­ will address the people of Barry tion of the tufluenoM which have render­ Radicals, andthdfif the “stull " was put up he would bring thirty more. Anoth­ County on the political issues of ed that party so obnoxious to the loyal er detective swore that Lemon saideh* States lately in rebellion, our platform it thia: We would do justice to, and bn? the day, as follows : at pence and in amity with all men; but Horatio Seymour’e defeat will probatThursday evening, Oct. 22d, onths; also that be visited the last election, and wmu «t the School House near the McClellan’s in 1864. The “grave digTua Rxbxx. PaooaxMXK—The Mobile residence of Gilbert Striker in Maple Grove. Monday evening. Oct. 26th, at the Darling School House in Jirving. Tuesday evening, Oct. 27th, at the Fish School House in Carlton. Wednesday evening, Oct. 28th at the Otis School House in Rutland. Saturday evening, Oct. 31st at Carlton Center. Thursday evening, Oct. 29th, at the Poor Earm School House, in Hastings. Monday evening, Nov. 2d, at Nashville. THIH MtCHIXK TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, EVEBT MACHINE IS WARRARTDl JAMES W. HOUGHTALIN. JOSEPH COLE, ISAAC MES8ER. TWrs i* ssUuar lUt em. uu, United State* to bo affixed. FATOAB BATOJf. Estate Broker KIDDLKT1LLK. - BA ART CO, • �-3 bownx a Galloway, bankers ArrtPgWMBt 1868. tilt. ■ JUlStl IBUUII BUSINESSCARDS. ynmi MM1 >1 «*WY ■•MTt "VRblEa” C«"lral t-J. <=f/ rfg n«itl< Crwk a* foHswst N. BARLOW, ROBINSON A WIGHTMAN R. J. GRANT. H STOMACH , at II am tin gnu, F’K.I- DAY OCT. 3Oth. 1 O’clock I*. IMT, ■Jrnro., »ra BARLOW & GOODYEAR MIBB t WILCOX, s. H. COOK, MIIJLIN EK REGISTER. GIUKD MAH MEBTXKG. R^ember that on Rrturday Out., mt TIi* B"*01 of Ketrlstration will ’ 4«wioal Ibe Ofllre of the Towni-OsA in “f«” Towmh'p. r ... ‘ Hastings, n« IMU will bs Balaiced Dry Gorix, Griccrlt:, Th,t in order to vote You ami that the onto thu irun «• r.r n. . .. . on that day. UTERI - 37 - mich. REGISTER! REG- Slavery advocates and Feeeaelon. _______________ - bsnuUftil pole ISO feet alove ground UPCBL1CAI CXBCOT. i wiiArtl ray irtM sr prwverafanL Mika atotod ~ ’••tonifaPltfawttl, ... » I “•“•••^Dteconqusriiigchlefa.GRANT Tb. KapubHran sloe-ora of the Town- A COLFAX, and adorard by the UnHrt Up of Hasting*. »HI mp*t *" C*ucu* ( HlaUa Flag, wbkh the • Rayo in Blue " j tbf office of the County Clerk, on , ,o Doblv defended <m a thousand bloodv .i.» afternoon October 27th, at 1 j £X it nirtvday ii.tboraalrai.ia First day»»f March aai September DR ES » M A.K ER. ttULON DOUD. , la «ro«r, uiot «uxx, HAMTUUH. • • - Sall - ■ . Mien. 'The day wrfis beaut MW, and tbs people ^nilrned by tbr failure of J. I. PB»X- eamc re-mam more than was erer before In Hasting* on any one clay. The pro­ Committee. GBo. M. DWWBT. cession from Woodland taking tbe palm Cbalnnaa. aiinola j'laiira to tka aaUeci ol Ik. u,.l. .SSIti—al eJ, •r«t th. lift all elwMaot _______ I BASTlKOa, WILLIAM MYERS, ScitslUk. la lie a al. PIECES FALLPBINTS Music ft Jewelry. Sflyytknk. »u Jutt Received. BTxrojrs oxiw groax BaariKUtt. - .. alyl - • • M1CU. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, ROSADALIS emanJi AodAbr/sC” The todiejeoaneefed with thia ddegat’on dLt tr-koboa- OORNER STORE. alx g od rump­ kina, mluble for cooking; also, a few The speech by Hox. E, B. Fararnrr n was able, Interesting and eloquent, car- jubltaherof the Banner. Boots and Shoes, /.xgrwn # rwMjru* aAKTIXOH. -n*yt : . . MICU. tJIOHKtCTlrV AK1» DREMRTHK HAIR. eanild persou in the audience, and did I The County Mair. rAtm.oiu, rjitungn . nwu oarer. I nrretoo* n, I HA8TI50H. - rtyl ■ MICHIGAN. GENERAL HEALTH RESTORER. J. CTOLE 4'8 05, ROSADALIS Groceries and Produce, KTATC ST.. SAWfXtM, MICH. Mrtimr/ G«v eeutirq Committee. and the efficient »f Harry County are due and tendered services of die Ktcrstaiy Joitx M. Nevto Ho-. ErGBNK PRnratX,of Ja^lnn, D. B. WOODWARD J. ROHKKTrt.l- for bi- mo.t »toq>ient nnd argutn-ntatl ve the vote on the 3d PROUATK OBDLH. the people of the county. kiagrto ••4 ■Ut'-Mrti. rrnoj, >yy/rrAaM W.O. HEDRICK 4 CO., Rars “re iwnvs.—M. «. Oxi’ ky. nf dal >uecess a- they had confidently exRolland, left sonis fine specimen* o' the Bair Regenerator It Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. ■ • Mien.HAXTfXOH.__________________________ H. A. GOODYEAR, I Bailer Hitkijt Dealer, Moat of the several Departments tbs little mtn «f ten pountLi. ROS^YDAI.IH Saiilm & Haimaicn, been. Yet. notwithstanding this draw­ back, the exhibition waa one that re­ flected credit uj on the county, and de- tibla 'h ■ oilier day. together Uaa. Xp« Long Un n. B~... tU. „ ! Drtix, Meiiciia, Grwrio, DoaoftieBliodJjiraJiiiBji, NEW M»E1TI«EMENT«. F0UT1CAL MEirruraa fnund the Itet of premtuma awarded at the County Fair held on the Society’s tbrmretlnse advertised for the ensuing Ground*, in th's Village, on the 8th. 7th A 8tb days of the present month. It fa an interesting article to which we Invite tbs special attention of our reader-. The BEST REMEDY YET DISCOVERED. MAIN BROTHERS, Who erm CONJUGAL LOVE, our couuty. nnd of the mechanical skill retting hi* Inability to be with us at sources of wealth In any agricultural the Ume of nur meeting on the 20th. ow- country. The fancy department as well lattoprcT ouacagagement» a^d raying t)«,OOO REWARD bom. Mice . A anal II a.r.jr#u» /fen. >ra t.« re I, • BOllSrt ll.et al llta r btl.X DAN.XKLLY. Kr HAIR DRESSING meal ic maimHacturra was quite a» good aa anyone could rightfully expect to sec. I Irailg. bain to MiSdferillr. THOMAS J. IIOVKIX, Jt.D. I WILL SELL FOK »3,OOO, ><>thlu« but alekneeo fe aeon excuse him mo*t cheerfully, »sd bld him a apeedy recovery aad bielgvhim Itm majority In this county Coma Rebki. Mcfting. — —, >^u>, iicio'm, uongrraaioniu i.efcrat. CooIJ’nt Get the Indian Ageacy Rs'erui. Dfflce Seeking Reform. Ac.. A^. Thi» Howxll I* said co be paid agent of E. Curtiss, of Coldwats.-, pi sacked in the Court House, in thi> *Ul*se. IsstSwnitay morning aud evening, lb* «*< having been generally elrculsted, the ■xtebdance ww* not large. At the dose of the morning service, after a little oonsultitiwn. a propodite” was made to r> Into nn lnd|>lcnl srganiretten of a Bap­ tist Society, preparatory to a regular or­ ganisation under the Status. Thl» prop­ osition met ths hearty approval of near­ ly all preseat. Such in. Iplent organisa­ tion was then effected, of which Rev. E. Curtite was made Chairman aad J. O. Runyan, Hocretary, who, with three J^EW YORK, CHINA A JAPAN . Klee. M. D. pablie surUoa, al il.a b-’ll.r aud T..H. 5 FOR HALE! M. WRIGHT, NEW YORK, CABIIET son rALLEN. . ROOKAH5S ■ubacriotion Dckit exnpt Mr. Fhrbt. ATTemrm.—We ask the .pedal athcLra bt our rsadcre to the change of 'b* lasting, b, be nddreawsd by C. O. HouraooK, Esq. That in WoodUnJ. *'U be held on Saturday evening, Oet * Md that at the Perry School Houoo *’ Rot!«^d on Saturday evealag Oct. mrcH U. CANUM. D. THS ' •M Hanan, Copper Rebel candidate for fvllxb, f' FOKT//KFABU IS WELL WCBYHMOOO Orr.lxr. jirlaff Fnaaa. MIDDLEVILLE ADVEMTlSElL J£MF1MI awca. ir. t urn ■ irlthin the next month. -- TMiympaw; Drug & Bcokstorr. and religions Im) THE BEST O" vmxavwa *« following pereeus were drawn gs ““ ' the Circuit Aho lh» following Craktv OBeara for tka «»tTstVarry. vh. A Hhrnff.C.ark.Trwerer, •'Htetlnfci; H. MALLOBf, ’ SAarig of Barry Caraty. HAIR al Ag-iU «x ellrtr teak, art offer saala to CaoTMMra Anato will employ— MfiDlClNEa. CHXMICAM, RESTORATIVE wwt: IIS THE JAMB JOSnTOs, Freartotor. WILLIAM BOBO IP. WORLD MTTrSJ^-* DRUGGIST VirDIXULLt. AND �MEW ADVERTISE! a’StssijKcsiw*mHom!. S»i! TMrvmvtr o-t-Wilk ibe w W'S3ScH>nrKtt*H A-jjentn Wanted Par Matthew Hals Imith'a Vow Jk«k. rraiSE A Kimv l»htk«MIK H yip o p h os p fri I PATBDifiZa THE BIST. All kfwfe «f Jos Fuvttxo < psub. Is ifelMUMri., lades IN ALL BTAGl'R OF CONSUMPTION g il All Hastings Oufdons mob aa “my. friends," io a Democrat ; . ‘Gen. Forrest, the Fort PiDow butcher, jia Democrat. - Wirsjtbe murderer of Union soldiers, wm a Democrat J. B. BUaBa< OMPskllAm. ----------- -------AGEXTtJ vfAXTBD FOR ttisSE1-- ■—tsraSg THE ORIGINA_L One Dollar Broker Stere, EatabU.hrd in 1*00. RWVStWrL-.-.-, ;-3 s-gy&Si - ,0«r slasl. ^.milling o< every » artel r et DRY AND FA NOV GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, (SILVER PLATED WARE, * aw* tv an v woolkx * hemp uxutetini BTHAW MATTING, awl PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMri, VOLT XECOLD. HYPOPHOSPHITES ——- -- --w r-r-—- r—- Ohr Democratic Mends don’t like the idea of being called r<Ws. They aay thech irge la false, and that Democratso.well aa Republicans fought in the rank, of the army to put down the rebeUton and eave the Union. And thia to a certain extant, l« true'. There were -Democrat* who ca-t their fortunes with the loyal men o'the nation, and helped to save It. There were such Democrats both In and out of the army, although moat of tint cluaa have since become TRTITJ TRY IT! TRY IT! wiMcrt kbt6«s (Made frvet the Format. el Rr. J. R CbwekiU. of IWakiU Um be«l rrn^dr koows Io Mrd.aal ONE DOLLAR FOB EACH iMTkULE. Odr Saba for the last twelve months hare been about one million dollars. BLUE COATS!' But DO Intelligent and lionoat Demo­ crat will deny that the whole Democratic party In the Sooth Joined the rebo.'Uuu, eerata from beginning tn end, for hi re Were no Republicans al the South to en­ gage in it. Thu part of the aig'.ment .4oed*nc pro>f. It’s matter of b.story which no one dispute*. But. th-t the .Bum influential and leading men of the ' Damocratlc party North did also en­ tourage and Justify the rebellion, and throw oMtaclealn the way of p d in.; it down, Is not so readily adm.ttiLL To this portio.i of tbo argument It m y le i well euough to revU ■ the very short j aniniory 'of Democratic polit.c aua by u, quoting hum good Detnocriilo autborl- If troops shall be raised In the North to march against the |*cople of the south, a Fire tn the Bear trill be opened upon eweA troop*, which will either Hop their march altogether or Wonderfully Accel­ erate IL In other words, if the p. esent pasture of the Republican pany Uuwar.b ths National dlffloulUcs, Wai obali be waged, that war will be /ought in the North. We team it that the conflict whl.h it it precipitating wiU not bt with the. South, but with TENS OF THOUS­ ANDS of people In the North When D»U»t Dry-Goods, Giroceries.. Hat«s & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, fflUR Resto^r RUSSELL & VJ.VrVS HAIR DRESSING ia«{B0(jle wffl -Ila. «te«i- . efai. uSi-t** . quickly raters Grsr Hair Brat axMrthat of rprkerj Fresh fcaads ranunly so IkM. Old Goads aelllar -xf . R WS&CO 81200 106 Sudbury «t. BXPOT, 188 GREENWICH CT, 1.1, HUCEONEDoI^b. HASTINGS W0I1.EX FACTHUT. . We hereby declare our conviction that, |a the present condition of the country, the only pathof safety la that of coxetUJATiox and lustice; that coercion Sy anna la elvil war, that civil war is alnuloo, absolute and forever, and we thwrc.’ore earnestly counsel againtt all menaces or acta of coercion </ Staten by dems, and not only vain for any gooj, but certain to yield a bloody harvest of poblic and private woes.—[Iteoo.ution Mem. bate Oen., 1W1. SUPPORT HOIS INDUSTRY t|rftnk<8esUr’s SPECIFIC PILL, Grand One Dollar Sale! FHBE or COST FEXt’AL DEBILITY I CAST la.v.n praSti TILTHN, M If yiu will not. if you find o:ncHhtlon Impoadble; If your diflbrencu. a.e eo great that you can not or will not recot* ' cue them, then, gentlemen, let Ute so* | ceding Htatea drpart in peace; let । hem establish their govorumuit and eiupxr and work out their doo’lt>y sao.nil h o the wisdom which God has given then.. —[Pendleton, in 1801. ^yiwnai t) Acres no pnovrcC why, then, should wo be called u|mi io a-oauit ...d murder our fr.endsT It a.erne uun aeonAte that aenalb.e men ahouid nsk such a thing of ua Jf we remain pawiuedn this coatis!, these atxdrtiauisG ought to .hn^afie-l. Again, wesny, Do-noun a, ponder well cfo.-e you enlist.—Grand Bapidt Enquire.-, IBM. jrocsrioo AZURENE Xaay tn you, my constituents, that, aa OIXCUXTHATtlll I.VI1HS0 Bl E- representative, I wiH never vote »■ Each flfl fret Mei dollar or one gun to the adm.nlatra- AnnflrmflMMflsrtaMTiMi. mite Df Abranam Lincoln, to mue war eiralBHEi ISIALAIT upon the South.—[D. W. Voorhees, SI. ----- CUBES— . C^Wb Dk-triet of Indiana, April, 1881. Catarrh Bronchitis ComrumpDot those expraaetons of friendship far Hnn Arlhni. 1r the rcbcln were about the cemmencemeatof the war, or iom. after. When under taH blast—when the rebels were In arms, ftghtinp to destroy Tte Param' Iitial fire In. Ci ■ABUT AID BATOR COURTIB are. Firm Froperiv Sni.it Ino-er by Fire er Ugbtoleg. Fomcoi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-10-28.pdf 53e07f01a92cc08a297aef6b0a739818 PDF Text Text Ike S.uting® gala's* VOL. XIII, Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, oct. Businrjtf Jirrctorjj. railways. HWFUMD’B GERI1B BITTERS, 28, isca Jortrj. HoofUnds German Tonic. kJ Dr. 0. I ricraoi, MULADumia, ra. Tha Gnat Ranodles for all TH ****** LIVES, STOMACH, OB DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland's German Bitters Governisont consented draft to fill the ranks of which tho Democratic Edgar County, ' * WEW TORE, BOSTON, And New England Cltlww. THIS RAILWAY KXTEND8 FROM Baflai. to New York, 423 Mil**. D.akirk to New Yevk, 480 Mlle., talMUM to New Y*rk. 413 Mite., NUMBER 27, the ’or*1States, ar* tfadtor* much fa*an' er than thowin aim* who boldly aid directly *wk th* dertnwtfoa of th* Goveeumeat; far Quw prate e fad Dwooerato nwakisgly and dix*ctlya**k th* sam* nd, by exciting prejudice against th* to resort to a Gormunent and divirion among th* the army, upon Convenfam of ‘ ' Soldier** and Saitets* National Convex Ifo. .t Philadelphia, were many from distiagui*h*d offie*m-of th# artny and navy Maxing ooneenekt testimony to th* election. and *nre*ring coafiden** fa fa* Radioed nswlin*S®® W* extract and an eternal e^y to M,toour<>hflA---- —* .------- ------ N. wbo |iulll ’ which the ro- M to ST Mites th* Shortest Rente. SKtRffiSaix in*. Hooiwnys gebman tohio, Hooflaad’e Berman Bitters. hoofland's oebmah tohio YROM RUFFALO^Rj New YerkTta* fraa Depel nr. EiehaBfe ead Mirt>i(u SlravU. KM A. M. NEW YORK I1AY KXPRRRN. (Non8‘0?* “ M*r*«U»r||l® KM New York ».U P. X. CoonecU .1 Qraal BeoJ wlih Wmri.Uthii-jni A Wealero Railnmd. and at Jersey Cttr with MUalftkt bjrrr ?•s” Jer*2. **ur*ad’ot Fkltatelphia, Baltlmcre ead WmMS(U>b. f-M A M EXPRESS MAlfo via Area sad Horn •Uavilta (.teadays empied). CoaaraU at Elmira with Nerihern Central Mallwsj fee r««i Dun 1 c®7y<3I 1 UBd Sill Jetnhl®. Those resolutions are similar to those adopted by all the “Democratic'* State and County Conventions fa the loyal Stein*. They oppoeed far *— ■'~Unien. and sympathised i of the traitors, and also-----------------the Government had neither right nor and diri>*arten»d at our defeat, and th* Tralior® tmjad! power to defend itself, a* fa the follow­ oonMquMtdMolaffooof our country and ing reeolution of the Peace Democracy our horn**. Ilf XITBKR XVXNT Thoagh polllieau raat at Cooper Inatitute, New York, June 8, WX WILL Thair p*nr ebait* u plot. RXMXMBXR AND 1868: HONOR THOSX WHO HA VX AID­ ReeoUed. That under tho Constitution ED ANU ENCOURAGED US XT there is no power in the Federal Gov­ THXIR INFLUENCE AT HOMX, ernment to coeree the States, or any AND WILL VISIT THOSE WHO number of them, by military fore*. If HA VX SO UOHT TO DXFXA T US tho power of coercion exists at all, it is WITHA RETRIBUTIONPROPOR­ a legal power, if true to its own fane- TIONATE TO THE EXTENT OF THl UKTAIU KID. honored principles, can not sustain a war THE EVIL THEYHA VEBRffOHT ■gainst ao vsrign Stats*; that we believe UPON US AND OUR COUNTRY." Al»-R*!lj toned lb. F1.S. it to b* the duty - of th* party to pro­ Th* fan* has com* far th* brav* men F. will rally ratrad lb* FUf boya rally one. *ffe* claim the** fere tim an fa boldly, that the of the Army and Navy to stand by th* fibosling lb. b*Ul. cry at Pravdem. ' people may fool that there is at least on* men who rood by them. Let the ballot­ rlib Q rul fer *«r Iradtr we’ll *(bl tba fo« ngnln', political organixntion which will deal box show that the soldton can vote for honestly and independently and truth­ thoae who voted for them, and that th* fully with them.” party who refused to tot soldton in th* Not content with this, many of the offi­ army rot* an not worthy of their bal­ cers denounced the **ldiara' a* murder- lots now. era, assassins, and invaders. Take, for instance, the words of one of its most active leaden, who was nominated Gov­ ernor of Ohio, after ho had u*«d th* Friend* of human right* 1 but twenty following fafamous language, after h* had introduced a scheme fa Co agrees to day* remain before th* great contest of divide the Union into foor section*.— th* hour will have b*enza*dd*d at th* [House of Itepreaontadve*, February, ballot box. This fa th* hour far action, not for word*. G. 1861.] Mr. Vallandigham said: Loyal farmer, what hav* von den® ? •Then, sir, I am not a Southern man either—ALTHOUGH IN THIS MOST Hav* you given time to aid the party UNHOLY AND UNCONSTITUTION­ who engrafted free hemeetead* upon AL CRUSADE AGAINST th* SOUTH, their national platform end have secur­ in th* midst of THE INVASION, AR­ ed it* passage a* a law, giving already SON. INSURRECTION, and MURD­ 500,000 free farm* to foreign and Amen ER TO which she ts still threatened— can settlers? If not, twenty days yet with th* TORCH OF THE INCENDARY AND THE DAGGER OK THE, glwrrlUng. WUt IND DELICATE CHILDREN ttmma Cexcase flfl!* THK WORLD-MI eorapiey Ul eight trsla. on U- rsllwsy. Bonnixaser m Ux»m Aaxrl—Ton who hare been “to the front" and faced lb* shot and shell of th® rebel* arraved .galnet you! the time has oom* when you msy ratify by your ballot* th* prin­ ciples and heroism which you have nmnifoated by your bullets. You may now d*cide whether you will sustain th* party that eu*tained you, or th* party that labored with all its power to defeat you and drive you homo in disgrace from the field of battle. The following J^KrdUly. e^t fcte.m* u- ■puir.™.- .1 &. “Den»o««y, “d U» »pMch*s of some rsatui- wjfefaatu, of its onion, will show how they were “rts/rirad?' of th* .oldisto. At the fate when the Governmentwas fa n**A of men to reinforoe the iruj, fa order to maintain its supremacy, the Damocratio Asoociatioa of Lansing, M ichigaa, held a meeting fa Mamh,lSM, S^XToS^i1.»»-»°° b*,,d u”'’v"7at wfaeh Gecewe W. Peck srid thte“Tho Republican party hav* carrtod feriw® amt th* Hell-Hound* and Bull-Dogs down South, and what have they aeonsX^TNtehinr. And w. told them BAooAoVlmceeD rnnomB, P«W*it.My».lMT- n’tO8K F1AS0 FORTE COMPANY. M.asfuiarats of GRAND AND 8QUAMI *rYaffo Pinno-Forie*. »rt Mi Sra«r.d A.we®, (ceratr of 104k /teUND trvmx RAILWAY Jh* party who** orator* could deth. soldier* «f the Union arwv •■hell hound* and UlMnf *^ v*ry ocwtetontly adopt th* foltowfag fy’BOLWALE A RKTAU.. °'?STER DEPOT, W- A. 8 A.HTWEXX —M Y MOST CORDIAL 8Y"MPA-j nation*' battle® on the field, are you HUES ARE WHOLLY WITH HER" . with your chieftain* new, or against At the National Convention of the ! them ? Shall the battle you twon years Democoacy, held at Chicago, August 29, | I ago by the bullet b* again yosM. by the 1864, while the army was engaged in its ballot ? How do you ctand, and when efforts to sustain th* Gevcrnmcut, and ' axe your ornumandara in tha field 1 Onee the rebel foree® had been pu*b*d back .' more put on the coat of blue, and fight from th* Ranidan, and were lock*d up । tha battle of freedom. A* in 1861— fa Richmona and P®terrbnrg, Mr. J. A. I 1805, the nation fa 1863 oonfides to you the t**k of preserving the Union. Keep McMaster of New York, said: “A man who is fa favor of this un­ [ unsullied the national honor, that all ■ proasiMS made fa the hour of war and natural war insults th* holy Democracy when h* claims a __ _ ' danger, shall be kept fa this day of its organization. He is a Ju< *, and ' peac* and plenty. should Jx> east *ut aa an enem) of hu-, Buainees men, merchants, mechanics, blood,, toav* your thups far a brief hour and inanity and to God. War an<---------"* ‘ , join the column that is marchfag for the and rapine and murder, is th* legitimate buafaeteiof tho Lfaceln minion. We White House with the banner inscribed wash our hand* clear of all participa­ “Let us have Peso*.” Peace for the good of all. North and South, and for­ tion in it" At th* same time and plao*, Mr. C. 0. get not that the Republican party that Burr,' a New Jersey Democrat, defined took the h*!m, when the ship of State trembled fa the storm of treason, can his position fa th**e words: ‘Th* South could not honorably lay now preserve with Grant what they so down her arms, for she WM fighting for gallantly Won under Abraham Lincoln. her lionor. Two million* of men hod , labccfag men, who toil for home and been sent down to th* South, and the children, who love bast of all the free army of Lincoln could not again bo fill­ school*, free home* and a free msm let ed, neither by enlistmacta nor conscrip­ your united voices proclaim the cam* tion. If he ton oOered a prayer, it ass* rights to the laboriag man of th* South. Uaf Ml one of the Statre of the Union Shall th* righto they hare gained bo lost, by giving book to fa* “tost cause" th* ihouU be eonqvni and eubjayaUd. • • • • W* were told that w* would power wrested from its teaden, th* oouquer the rebellious State*. They rebels who dictated terms to the Demo­ conld not be conquered, and he prayed God cratic party al Tammany Hall Republicans, you have come out to that they net er ihipht be." Such is the record of tho Democratic bear the truth, aqw you mustwork for it party up to the last day of the war.— The time is short. I* your to wn thor­ The same pien are now managing th* oughly eaBvatoodf Dq_vou know how oom* party, although they hare fiemi. all yorn neigh bare rtand? I* these yrt Mated candidatei trvci the army, . and aaeffoeti-o blow tob*struck? D*il from th* Union partr, fa order to Mcure ycureelf and wait not for anotbw . It is th* votes of returned soldiers. It is on­ your is us* joainitriiotfae upon the bu­ ly a maaked battery, and no soldier ris of tnoian and th* vote* of Joyal iorid b* d*criv*d by iL Th* naA- m— th* protection of ham* ini**tiy monte of th* army fa regard to this par­ —th* rights of naiuxalieod citfaste Rt ty, uttered white they were “at th* frwnt" iinr fa* spirit that sUdd animat* th* soldier now. Gen. John A. Logan, of HHnris, a Democrat of the etrictest eert, whM h* bmrd of tie action of th* Ifa- who, fa the hour of our country’s peril, marehed to the front, and there battled to eave the Union; bearing the door old flag—Ah* wgis of our liberty—*o high that no arm of treason could touch to* folda” GunaxL Pon : “General Grant’s great eervic** to lus country, his finiuMee of dhfaacter, hi* kind and magnsTrimoos disposition, his •veneas of temper, and his tried caparity for affairs, eminently fit him to dis­ charge th* duties of th* Presidential offiee, and th* country would hav* every reason to M tmSdeon fa the wisdom and purity of his administration." Qxraxx 8j*jx : “Every man who love* his country should vote for Grant” Garum. Biunt: “We call upon every rititea who won th* bln*, whether on lafid of*U, to cagt hi* vote in th* coming election for the Union Stat* ticket, and for Grant “I propose to receive th* **rren<ler of th* army of Northern Virginia.”— To Gen. Loe. "I am not a poli tican; my cn&y deriiw is to **rv* my country in her totals.”— To I. N. Home. "The North and South ran neve? !>* at p^e* except a. one nation; and that without slavery.”— To Mr. WaeUnrne. •Thia nation i* a Republic, when’ th* will of th* people fa th* law of th* land. I beg that their voice may b* b*e»i'f— To tea Pretideni. 'Human liberty, th* only true foun­ dation of human government.”—better “If my coura* to net aatfafaetory. move mo at once. I do not wish fa any way to impede th* success of our arms.'’ —To Gn. IhUnk. "N* theory of myown wifi ever stand fa th* way of my executing fa rood faith any order I may receive from too** in authority over me."—To Secretary I»O<<pMI<a <UlwUATk.IL, l> !!»■>£• I*rad* nw fiMHrui, owl* I WUw m wylwil —r wd«eka«T sa^KSd-Sr^c. •'Tall then up North for me, that w* ( can whip the resell, and ar* going to do I | and who* w* an done, w* an to x»- t it; , tan homo. When w* pt than, wa I ifeaate end Iowa. And yet , shall ye* bo strong enough to summarily LfiOlfe t punish say lypHilo—i or I Utera are twenty day* far actor*, anfa^ey* preachers that w* may be ahi* to ™^famt = th* barite cry ef freedom:— 3i?-&2rSy:ttSi “HMafrrJ That we firrar a* imm*di- “Any man ocertcfmse, who, is »WHk. r««8H0 Y^KSFsZXt Bf Mtiarara, rraty ^olesale and Retail. far right etrik* far truth, sad tot but for all ths world—would attempt to b* Mid in pmn to coma that direr*** and pawtitnte th* asm* of Michigan faitod to do Ur full share to Democrat by orgnaiafag IWtj under th* grW oampmgn of 1W8. “God, that name to oppere tea* Government and divide and distrartA* prayte of Ora*.* end Vi-t-rrv ” » �8kr Jhstings gamier u vr m doing J. P. ROBERTS'S CO* READ ESTATE platform. • —- ~— —k" ""*■- 'HYDE & PRfflDLE, U.LHTI5GH, MICII.. WX»WWBAY, . . . SEWING MACH! testttati-a of the Union, wherein the will only OluitnUe th. truth that all that OCT. S3 'M. Coppe^Rebels had obvious advantages, REAL ESTATE & HSUBAKK tmiLicis ■•■iiATim. become straightened FOR FREXIDKNT, ULY88E8 8. GRANT or tiLUfoa. FOR V1CK-FKES1DENT, for the time being, disheartened and ciem oral I red. Their leader, have tried to Ona or tiro in each election district New York Tribune, in referring to th. Offloe in Bdrtory VnlonWock. present oondltioa of the Seymour party, dif- and to effort s ohsngo of standard-bear- SCHUYLER COLFAX, OF UtDlAXA. . . tfRAWCX M. CROSWELL, , MW HURT. ^tTwiU-lAM TWELTZ. 11. CBABLKX VT. CLMBEL m CMaua r. ooiuiam. 1V. STROM M. CUTCHEOX. V. SILEX HURBARD. . . VI. MICHAEL C. T. FLE8SXEK "’mROSTRIOR. ef □IlltateJs MAKE!. HOSFORD, ol Uioa. II.. WU.LIAM UOTOL-GOTOy.rftnJewpti. despair to the most faithful adherents, and affords th. opportunity, for which copy of the Poll Liat, classify the names st WHton climbed a telegraph pole the Thia, will save you a great 'deal of labor next year. Meanwhile courage to improvs It, for leaving the bar, ths Democratic party." l<rty altcgothar. Everything would cratic bystander remarked, "It la not therefore seem aa favorable to Republl- quarter. “WE ABE READY I" !• Visit the habitual delinquent WORK I Tn EutCTiox Fbauds.—Election And the sun on the 3d day of November ' frauds in Indiana were not confined, will go down upon the MOST GLORI- « w*m», to the counties near tho Keofldenee, and thus negloc t or suspend the work of organising and preparing for 0U8 TRIUMPH EVER ACHIEXTD ' «cky border. A dispatch from LafayBY THE FREEMEN OF THE UNIT-....................... “ north as Mr. Orth’a the fraud, oeet that any such blunder, wo shall surely lose all ED STATES! whleb should rightfully be added to bls Minnesota CorrMpond.net hard-earned majority. Next time they ail who are acquainted with the hlatory ox Elk Rxvbb. Mixx. 1 October, 17th, 1868. J era ERMAN C. PRINDLE. I^DWiN IL MALLORY. Cm»<» ClsrtDANIEL STRIKER. ASA D. RORK. WILLIAM U. JEWELL. WM Lail ail Yillaii Pwrtj HACK YOVU DIFFERWsT|K1 Colleetes. LOAXS NEGOTIATED, It Makes the Best Stii Patent Medicine®, Pure Wines and LfUuors for Books and Stationery ADAM ELLIOTT. GEORGE THOMAS. REPUBLICAN KHHG8DR. JOHN H. PALMER will address the people of Barry County on the political issues of . the day, m follows : Saturday evening, Oct. 81st at Carlton Center. Monday evening, Nov. 2d, at Nashville. . GEO. M. DEWEY will addniM the people td Barry County on the political issues of the day, as follows: At Middleville, Saturday eve­ ning, Oct. 31st. At the Eagle School House in Assyria, Monday evening, Nov. 2d. . PHTSIOAMS’ PRESCRIPTIONS Be Sure to See this Macki J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Besides, there are alway» 6T Look out for spu­ rious tickets. All kinds of frauds will be at. tempted! Vote only the regular Republi­ can Ticket; all are bogus, UOI.XO WORTH. FLORENCE SEWING IACHIRL’ LKAVI VnOXA-QOlNO SOUTH. Heatings Feb. 38th. IMS. Mail.! NAM BROTUERS’ Prof. Francis Lotbor has Just written rpitc CREAF of the tent, and we have all th. 1 ax arias (published by Scribner) a tractate, on that Ch. country and Mason affords, vis: titled FrcvmenXs qf Folittoal ScUncc on' we ewe it to oar cause, w hoec benefleient Game toour hearts' content, cranberries, JJatiotuOim and JntemattonalUm which patency throughout the nation will bo potatoes, bread and lbs best kind of butlosrlng resounding eentenoM: H. A. GOODYEAR, coffee with which we were not unmlnd“On the eve of a momentous national ouxselvee, to whom a good thing done, AAMd tratas MSSKt *» V«« • il» mail til Eutssd Wntos 0 A ATA R. A. WATSOM, Ass^t Onl S«p’ J«k—. A«V. 1M». ■ot by halves, but thoroughly and surpe.singly, la a source ot solid aatlsfaettoo toulsh moat ptople who have never en­ and Mlf-respect. Let every sterling Re­ joyed tide kind of life. publican, then, continue to push on hta Wghave been honored by a rlait at port of the campaign, till all effort is our Cpmp from Moeae-mo-ney^thojBMt swallowed up in victory. War Chief of tb« Big Lak» tribo of Cb![>pawa Indians, and hla family, who, the Chief and hla non, were bunting and majorlty for the RIGHT oh the 3d of Happing on the river in our vicinity. Nsvwmber, and. if we improve with un­ The Indians, however, are not allowed tiring energy and unfaltering fidelity of to bunt much In this vicinity, but are purpose the few remaining days of the canvass we Oku honor this draft upon We are, comparatively, away from the our loyalty, our patriotism, and our dpexdtexnsnt of tha great pclltteal strug. gle that is going in tbs country, but wa (I X BOBIXSON a WlOHTUAJCh STORE.! HARDWARE STORE, Grant May the American people con­ fer upon him the Chief Magistracy of this Nation, oanadoua of Its freedom and its grandeur, nod now asoaUed again JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. IMEWS DEPOT, NEW8PAPERS R. HERRICK. ■4JTD PXAW/'/t'jS DEALER IS BOOKS. CLOCKS, WATCHIS, JKWELRT, BILvkr and'pLkTtD WAU. STOVES ago ha led the national hosts ts victory Blank Note and Receipt Books, Tin and Sheet Iron XV earning 4th of March, greet him as Cberlemagne waa hailed at Rome, rifle Victor." * GLASS, AUZLS, STATIONARY rerrr. KATIOMAL THATOOIVDIG. Building Materials. In the year which if now drawing to its cn<L the mt the .kill, and the labor Republican portion of our party 1 moon) of the People of the United States have were much gratified to learn the result ARP YOU HEADY? of th. fall elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. The Democratic Victory will Reward Exertion I hav. been gathered into the granary and the storehouse in manrblous abun­ Our next issue will herald a Republidance. Our highways havo been length - For*// • lilt* M ICHI.1E - TOOK THE FIRST ITiEMH'J EVERT MACHINE IX WiRUinl am sure or Carrying this titat., there may be a Congrresloual. a city, or a Ls^lslativedistrict which will need every Reimbiiean vol. that con be thrown. Tn- BROAD (Ml.t r SHORT UM. K NtBRICK. WokKHI WORKllH AMTIC & GREAT Broad Gauge Bailwaj! QABBY CUUfiTY Shelf .-Hardware and Cutlery, CARRIAGE FACTORY! AT XXDCCXD fMCB. CIMCntX ATt.or CRB A S A. G A MOM. w ■ 1»» FIELD, or CLkVJU.ABD.or CoRKT, w SAIAMASCA,tear from NEW Dodge’s Clebrated Plows but th vs Is sa unfortunate split tn the second District on Congressman, which unless it ts reconciled, will result in the FRANK ALLEN will ad drew the people of Barry First: Republican, are dissatisfied with the County, on the political ifgues of the day, as foUowa: obtained the nomination thin fall, aud Oa Saturday evening Oct 31st are > (ha good cause, and whe hare the at Middleville. Monday evening, November 2d, at Hickory Corners. C-G. HOLBROOK will address the people of Barry County on the political issues of tho day, a* follows: At the School House near the residence of William Perry, in Rutland, on Saturday evening, Oct. 31st. By order ot Co.'Com., S. H. COOK, Chairman. or rux qcalitt. bc“u" I “» ““»•> “ "”U’ that direction, especially where the Re­ Um bra or oo^xToaliira ft, plylo, Uralr I de<r’J,u wandM from ,h- P°<0’1 publicans either from befog lulled into vocations. There are a great many . Dkkocha'<.-y ix Indiana.— The Weti false security or from any other cause, dear, beautiful lakes ail over this State, becomoremfe-s in their efforts. Forthat, nd'JowfA, an ultra Copperhead organ, all abounding in fish, and the woods and sb a correspondent in Indiana; who actual/!/ won. kuds ajtd qi<^ T--111'1' lU—ml, Will Last a Lifc Tii GROCERIES, or au “I am a State Rights Democrat to the been here, tea deer, and any quantity of following extant : I believe in radical wild geese. ducks and prairie eblekena. Democracy of the Jefferson sehoot I The latter of which are exlrem.ly plen­ tiful in thia section. We killed two no­ ble Denlsens of the Forest, that weighed JAMES W. BOUGHTALIN. HYDE&PHINDLE. respectively, one 240 lbs. and the other I f al! Copperhead* were as candid as CHAS. HYDE. «. C. PR15DL JOSEPH COLE, IBAAC MESSER. regular camp life. this one, tho political lasses might bo HMtiBR*. S«pi. H, Utt. considera bly sim plified. rate strength to !ta very highest attain ROBERT J. GRANT. FRANK ALLEN. WILLIAM L. COBB. »«S r«> owof.a^ Ut Innv . t, T-, ‘ “IXB. CO. OF SORTH AMERICA” Fklla. •■FH(BXIX“ of HBrtfenl- SrrMODK'a FoarrxoN.—Seymour’, po­ sition in regard to th. bend holders rethe country, may not be 'niiLnteresUng to your readers. The country In this eection of the State is mostly ievll, and oun.ista of prairie, ” V.bebert manner to which and belts oftimbsr. but in eame places oP,nlon•■■ ,ne “T*1 manner m “ , P‘“wn ought to bu cooked and oaten." An tions as pcaelble, and thus save their *i. im.llraL Tira. M .urrauLdlu, pride and do tbutr beat to preserve their 2; brau! organisation. The result of the recent •«ai MOTimun,^ Fino ToUat Articiea, leavoIt outright. It will bo found In bat­ As a party of us are off here on a kind I tle array again before thedsyof election. of pleasure and hunting excursion, per- ! Tho drill ofsooresof years, amid all sorts ond nature, and we ahall ses the old enemy marching «n as atubhcrnly as VI. BAXDOLPD STMCKLAbD. of Cttston. ever, on the day of trial Nay,even thrir very lack of hope In the Presidential con­ COUNTY TIOKm. test may fire them tenrv exertions te csr- DRUGS & MEDICINES, PHILLIPS & B lln. is in fall retreat, with ths exception of the valiant Pomeroy, who cornea to the front with a couple of scavenger carts and deploys for action." te if the RepubUcaus meet the exigency dec, GIVE ONE DAY TO FREEDOM. with the wisdom and vigtlance they ■tone with thia Inscription: “After life’s mSRY’r. BALDWIN, of Warne. have manifested heretofore. Talk to your Recta ting neighbor. MORGAN BATES, of Grand Trawra. r RsMtsry « StateMM.CUTER L. 8F.LULD150, Uaistes. , -Par aoope.~~1 IS BEST fUUL, - YORK OMTOX. PlTTSniRGH, For Sale at Kalamaaoo Prices. day, to giro place k< returafutf harmony and fraternal affection throngbowl tho HASTLms, which heretofore hare bom unsocial and exclusive, have become our friends.— and which is crowned with ee many Messings, is, by univenal eonsent, a eonAttenhon to this fiurpie work wQlmve ana and Nebraska are waves on Horatio vunteut and suitable an. far cultivating ..J _____ uu. .1 ' State. Next BeymouFaesa ef troubles. MfCH. O. A. GOODYEAR. Atlantic k Gt Weaterti Raflwaynr BOOT A SUOB WHOP1 THURBDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH day of NOVEMBER next, bo sot «nui . andobsarvod by all tho *rr I AM NOW SELLING United States aa a day for thrmk^jivfug and praysr to the AL BMLtWA CIOITEAB S MllU— 'TB—yi u,.i siuv.vu. trWuU Am. ter CAHB । mighty Creator and Dinos Ruler of ths <>• Bw-wl. 8-< ms. K UK i Unirores by whose svur watehfnl. msr“ “ Two “ 180. a ■" IM, "5«7f Western Dem.xaatooerapooetheuiselvrs riful. and gnao B«l«* TS, ■ ISO. with the reflection ttmt while Pandieton eould not be nominated, Seymour can­ Thadefoat of asmgfoeamfifcte beany not be elected. triu. ~------ .-------- IT.. . ’ WE HAVE COME Grand One Dollar Sale! MW YOU BAKOPORTS COMPANY. WuBaArtmner GRAND AND SQUARE Plaao-Fwtea, 03 Regions of Pcnnaylrksia! KEa1 ^^5; ’Awtotasesa R*“«” Beal Estate Brohsr FREE of COST uAgente! MIBMjmUA -BA.ART 00. M1WM Great Dollar Bargains far jffim I awr »EgO CCTTH Ti’i^T^re... HF!terBty»’'T«L �D8Y DET GOODS. U>C*L ‘Ot»TS. a.„„, their goods for what then- can got , Democrat hare sold bonds foi money 7 !• party united up plat to pay them off more cbeapl ths Republicans can? gar another; There ie eni frauif and corruption in the revenue de­ partment m managed by the Bemxblicarj l Iran ted with sorrow and shame. Dot where ie tho party of monev-haiing pint, to take the place of the Republi- jpoph osphi t CT PMOMm.T AND CXKTAXXl IN ALLSTAGES OF Another: But Grant u nothing but a esldier. Answer : Seymour is nothing |rat a lawyer. And for executive work •uldien are usually better hands than A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. All Hastings Outdone Colfax is an ambitions politician.— Answer: Blair is the name of a fami­ ly that for three generations has lived in dfiee, rarely elested by the people to anything, but always appointed to office si the reward of narty eerriece. And so we might go on. The sum of ths matter is this. For seven yean tho Republican party has administered pub­ lic affiurs liecauae tho other party ran away and left them. They have made mistakes- Granted. But can this run­ away party come back now, and pretend itaelf able to do better tfian they can, who, through seven years of peril and darkneaa have stood bv their duties, do­ ing their very best ? We ask again.— Waul,. hosadalis TRYIT! TRYITI TRYIT! BEST REMEDY TET DISCOVERED. WniS?wE IS WARWMT1 " nites Warrant, .i.__ ’1 re to See this Jffachit Loud and deep are thr curses hurled from the defeated and broken ranks of Democracy at tV-ss leaders who fore­ wring the final defeat a few hours in ad­ vance. have struck for the rear, launch* log their PartliUn arrows in their flight, dm at the common foe, but at their own rommaade.-s. The World and Tho Na­ tional Int-Vlgtncer have announced to the Democratic party their approaching dbaster, and in this they have acted the part of true prophet*. But the Democ­ racy seek not true prophets, but Dem­ ocratic prophets. “It ts time enough,” they argue, "to And out our defeat on the day after election.” It will be fortu­ nate if they do not. like the Hindoo Th Vast by Thr H'orfd and Inltlliatncer, lieo In I supposing that tho nomination of Blair, on a revolutionary platform, U amove areident of the eampalgh which might have been avoided. So for from this, it spoke the Inevitable logic of the Demo­ cratic situation. . < Two i-oureeo only were ofoa to the Democratic Convention. It could ac­ cept Reconstruction on the baqle of Uulveraal Suffrage, and nominate Chase, or It rould proclaim Its purpooe to overturn it and nominate Seymour and Blair. In the former rase our Republican prin­ ciples would have triumphed in the nominatlcn. In the latter, they triumph ortr the nomination. For to adopt equ­ al political rights, as they must have done with Chase, is tn surrender Demo­ erat I c prejudices. Tills would have Denied and destroyed the Democratic party a, au antl-Ncgro party. It wopld rptHt Frserb Grvsl JUbmUob; novtiiy. have been a clearer victory of RepubH- 1 nets. durability : ta Mgbly psltebrd mm. aa principles, even bad Chase been mstalhe leognss. brllliasi la low. of U>> bool elected, than w< ton now* gnln in the election of Grant. It is surely a greater triumph to lee your views accepted by your antagonist tnan to "thrash” him because he opposes them. -The Conven­ tion did not nominate Chase and accept n|u*l political rights for all men, be­ cause their prejudices opposed both the man and the doctrine. The few who Boston DOLLAR Store! had no convictions and cared only for sueceoa, would have been satisfied with Chase. But a lie so palpable, had it been i-crpetrated, would have split the 82000 ».“• BROTH ERN* rave depot, Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. • VBW SMBS, M ■ TIONA JtT rcry Hnriund Variety, GAUl'EIHOKT LINN. C i GREAT wi Gauge Railway I HAIRRejtq^r RUSSELL & NEVINS. will quietly restore Grav Hair «-•! prod.ee laxariaat growth. Il b perfectly hiraleai, and is preferred ever every other preparation by those who lure a £ne head of hair, as well as those who wish is restore k. The beautiful gloss and perfesra fasperiod to the Hair oukek desirable RUSSELL . &. NEVINS. HqtXONEDal^iB. GEORGE PRESTON Isrltes Jssr sUestiM to bis SPECIFIC PUL »& Well Selected Stock of ROCERIES, Prrpsrvd *1 Ihs UWoralory sf Dr. J. J. Lawrence A Co. SEXUAL DEBILITY! Mt Pali.mors Slr«l. Maltlmsro, MarytaaA t.o w a. .r... Spwia. nil -m frowptlr rsmsvo and psniiaoently Coro any CSM of .S'psrmaiorrbss, tteminal WMksras, SV Isvoloolsry NI<bUy or Dally Loom, bswarrr sririnsUy csaasd. or bowrrrr aggravated io character, white they will atwrdily anMIteBB terrible morbid eiiodilloaa wtoebsprisg tram tha FAMILY GROCERIES CsaakUsg st JUT YOU« CLOTH AT It. Wettent Ra£hrr where their only policy waa uncondi­ tional surrender. If they nominated Chw they would have eurrendcred their principles. Nominating Seymour they surrender the electhm. EloeMng Beymour they must surrender their polity or fight. Fighting, they would have to surrender at tho end ofthe fight Whlchever way the Democracy turned, there­ fore, there waa no course open bat oar­ render, or fraud. They have tried fraud, htavily, energetically, courageously. But still thev remain, Hke BMUMor at Donelsen, like Pemberton at Vlcksourr, Kka Let at Appo-rattox, foce to foot with tha calm, unconquerable mat city M the if nulloa I*. n«et>4»ra-SBtn«r n>ckX Mnasaessr IWb— b r IM 1 - ■. • OrsIS • efMtetilfM. ISMII Mdlrr. ■! IM MPOT, IM GBEENffICH MT, K. T. party Is held togsther by a common im­ pulse to despise nod wrong the negro. To sever this bond la to ccnvert the par­ ty to Republicanism, We were willing nomlnation of Chase. We would glad­ ly ace it done now. It would do more than anything else could do to settle old issues and give uh peace. But the majority of the Democratic party meant then, and mean now, to overturn and reverse Reconstruction If they can. Mr. Blair told them truly that against the Republican majorities ot three-fourths tn both Houses of Con­ gress they could not lawfully overturn tha Southern State Governments. The President must usurp the jxjwer to do so by military force. He was right, so far s.> he went, and the Convention saw It. Therefore, they nominated him. If he bad gone further and shown that no Democratic President whom they could pceribly elect would be able to use on army commanded by Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, and Thomas, for such a pur­ pose, they would have hooted him out of the Convention. Yet Gen. Blair might as easily have proved that the Dtmociacy could net have sueceededby war as they could not succeed without ’in' fact, they had come to * point SKUi. w <SgD> A MUSICAL BOX § ONE DOLLAR l>ol»«nd Itempt Book,, .RUAT. lILANUAJtfr J^ehbbhh^ Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, HM dressing BLOOD. I»>«d st abort NoUm. -, 1.1. IPAOISIM. GENERAL HEALTH RESTORER. HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY SjE3StSHl; as rvgsro* r»— . gW Iterssssl sad proaopt siteotias will ba glv. ids ..mi QEOHGe PRESTON Groceries and Provsions, xails, axn, bolt, cod.nan, Creekeey aad We^ea-Waro, KEBO8BNB OIL, cjaaix will as paid r,r ell lltL �BUSINESS CARDS. Mid&tjtvllx, Oct astb 1368. Thia b a flouriahtog organisation re­ ' ■letalgaua Ccatral Mwllread. cently founded, and destined to do much good In' the line of Agriculture and IU8. Summer Arrangement 1868. Moehanlam. Ita objects are local, and Paaseager Treia* on the Xieblgae Ceatrel Townahlpe of thia County. The South­ ern Townahlpe of Kent Co. and Town of Leighton In Allegan Co. Samuel Sherk la President, and W. 8. Halo of North Brownville, la Secretary. The HAamras, Mich. Oct. 10th 1M8. At a meeting of the Township Board held thle day, ft b ordered that aBpeotaJ Township Meeting ehall bo held orr Tuesday Navgnber 3d A. D. 1868, in the Village of Hartings, for the purpose of electing a i uatloo of tho Peace to fill a Vacancy occasioned in that office by the remote! ot Jerome I. Prontlaa who was the last incumbent Tho Constitution­ al term of Said Office expires July 4th The Polls of aald election to be opened and cloned at the came ho— of the Pills of tho General Election, holden on that day. . • • w.w.kMblby. 1 8.J. BIDLEMAN. /Town Board. J. W. BENTLEY. Clek. Mlfbi fxprt*......;.......... ..Art *.a. H. K. 8AROXXT. O.n'l8«», Chicago. W. K. Mm*. Aaa't BopX Drtroli. PrtreR. MayHth.lMd._______________ On Saturday the 24th Inst, a Plowing match wan held under its supervision on Mr. Colby’s farm, one mile north of thia village, tho affair waa a complete raeeoM, and largely attended by our It Is stated that as George H. Pendle­ leading farmer*, for want of space we ton was leaving thv platform, recently, refrain from giving but a Mat of pre­ after one of hla moat vlgoriotu haranguoa Remember that on Saturday OeL, bo was accosted by a one-armed man, Slit, The Board of RegirtraUon will who congratulated Mm on hla excellent I be In Session. at the office of the Town­ speech. "I can appreciate It,” aald tho ship Clerk, in each of tho Townahlpe !■ the State. That In order to vote you A. 0. Slimpeou. “ Dodga" M>. rt Till in. M. arm while defending your principle*." The first two plowa were manufactur­ "AhI indeed,” sold the orator, blandly meet be RnaiETCTKD, and that the only tafety la personal attention to that mat­ ed, at Shupe’s Middleville Foundry. smiling. "Yea, air,” said the other; "I tar, on that day. REGISTER! REG- And their having taken the first loot that arm while. fighting in tho promlnum when in competition with Southern army, agaluat the Abolition plows of foreign manufacture pays a high complement to Mr. Shupe. Many other entries were made, and some good SPECIAL NOTICES. plowing done besides that above men­ tioned, but the decision of the Judges met with general approval. Pixley AGranula, gave our our peo­ ple a concert at the Baptist Church on Thursday evening. Tho Sunday School of the M. E. Church gave a Coa^rt an Sabbath eve­ Patbxots, would you do honor to one ning, which was largely attended, and who oacrificed Mt all for Mt oowrtry, reflect* credit on the Superintendent vote tor ABA D. RQRK, for Trraturer. and managers ef tho school. H. Parish A Co., have a flourishing Avcrrox —Jam* Rogers will sell at Public Vendue, at the barn of Mrnox buMnesa. A line stock, low cash prices, Fully* on Thorn Street, on Saturday with fair dealing are the induoemente tho ai«t Inst.. at 2 o'clock P. M., aquan­ tAcy offer the people for their patrvntity of Buckwheat and Oom, farming utooalb, a eook Stove end other house tb.Co-pertew.hip L*r«tofWw exi.ti.< esder the nun* *n4 »LyU of BAtLOW, GOODYEAR A 6 kAXT, U d-ired by mortal * BARLOW K WILCOX, & GOODYEAR. Dry Ms, Grsceriei, DRUGGIST BOOKhXL Euipiic 111 (Kt, MIDDLEVILLE. . »Ujl PIECES FALL FEINTS Music & Jewelry. i.HlU Just Received. L~GB»«0irPRE8TON, - M General Grocer, "VAliP" uwm. IMJHIJfOA *• -Uj-L-U-XUClI. At a meeting of the Republican elec­ ta m of the township of Hastings, called for the purpose of nominating a Justice of tho Peace to All the vneancy accaaiencd by the failure ef J. 1. Prentiss to qua!ify.and organiaed by choosing 8. J. BMloaxan Chairman, and D. R. Cock, mnl« Junior U.tbc artfwt i (he deny addition*! c*uu II Ftixna, would you AatwfAe boundariet of your fYxrmt fixed beyond al! oavU, VOTE for JAMES W. HOUGHTALIN, for Cbwify Surveyor. WOODWARD, Harford, •■Br'l Rbmkmbks. no draft sneak has the right to vote at elections, according to tho laws of tho United States. Bair Regenerator. W. O. HEDRICK A CO.,. L. R. Cook, Secretary. Evxxyuody Ulutcrestedln having the Oounty Heeorde perfectly retiabte, then VOTE for W ILLI AM H. JEWELL for | Jta^irtor of Deedt. Protect the Interests of tub WIDOWS and ORPHANS by VOT­ ING for SHERMAN C. PRINDLE for Judge of Probate. Sadilen & Hanesnien, TWoMlwfliew—w—«fH**r*ni* H. A. GOODYEAR, Patriots op Babby Cocxtv, you who stood by the country in her hour of peril, whether on tho tsxted rau>, or by sustaining by every means in your power, those who did go forth to fight, and tbelr families, show to the world that you are in favor of giving efficacy to the riefory won by the Mbit Boys ix Blue, by tho re-construction of the»o States on tho broad baric .of universal freedom to man, and Fn^fiCHOou for the education of tho whole people, by voting for THOMAS W. FERRY to represent yon In the flat Cengress. , Tic Famurs’ Mtiul Firs hi Ct BARRY ARD EATON COURTS Banter & Kickaue Dealer, ' BA at You* Peer.—See to it that the Republican meeUnga are well attended, The Last Gmaxd Fizxi.x.—Thurs­ and that your town canvarn b perfected day was to have been n grand msua meet­ ing of the Copper-Rebels in Hasting*. The day came, but the people did not Orv* Him xvaar Vova.—We uk that Come, neither tha 8peaten. Brick our friends In the excitement of Presi­ Pomeroy, T. B. Church, and “Perfldldential election may not fall to remem­ oue" Livermore, wore announced, bu4 ber that there Is a Justice of the Peace did not put tn their appearance, and the in the township of Heatings, and that 250 Copper-Rebels in attendance were Wm. H. Hayforu Is the nominee of the harrangr>ed by one N. A. Balch, acci­ ahould : * party, and i_ 7 dentally i rteent, skinning, in true Law­ vota,—and a full vote b a Republican yer style, Wa oUento at tho eeasiou ot the Circuit Court Poor Seymour, own the Copperheads of Barry County have foraaken the sinking ship. PaunCAK—C. G. Holbrook Esq. wfll address the people of Barry Co, at " the HoudocBbotttfchool Houae in Balti­ more on Monday Evening Nov. Sd, and we ask, that be may meet with an eameot and cordial Beoepttoa. from tho peoyte of that Boctiocof the oouatry. Drug & Book xaadixa 4 pzxnpu*.. \ Z House Destroyed by Finn.—We learn that the new dwelling bouse oa the prembee of Mr. Bbtxk, In Yankee Springs, with all the contents, save part of tho bedding, was entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday afternoon.. Cause, leaving email chiMNn In charge, wills the parents were abactft calling at a nelghbarfa ________ N. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. Boots and Shoes, Cmxxxs, would you have the bed man for thatportion In the Bute, VOTE for DANIEL STRIKER, for Cbun^ ter of Ma Collxxb, tiring near tldi* Vil­ lage. waa kicked by a home <-n Bunday last. from the eStat of which aho died oa^edneeday morning. MIDDLEVILLE hew tontruEwtrri. KA »-HAIE DBE88IKG UjiSiTJsni'SSHnEsi HOME AHI LOT FOB IMF. UWMtAuft LaiaOmcs, I IEUB1 MW TOI are tree atid Zojfc/, and who wiO record your Fotee in faoor of a Patriot, tor United States Senator, VOTE for GEO. THOMAS, ROBERT J. GRANT, and ADAM ELLIOTT. Groceries and Provsions, XAILS, AXES, HALF, COD I’lfHTin-Ware of Eten Uc-erlpli- Oeckery dad Woodi KEBOSENE OIL, A>4 to tad. etwyihl-x t»pt is » *•11 Goods* »t the Lrtxxreat FOSIBLE BAfES, teM he a ph—n to ifc tb m re—* W. A. SABTWI1L. e<up,t>«.ii.iK. ________ . . ~~ , GR Agra bgeeurf T � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-11-04.pdf b7acffa624b35a3f830bcc34b8a026dd PDF Text Text PS Shr Siastiags ginttr EO. M- I>EWEY AT HASTINGS. BARRY CO., MICE., imw,. MBbacripUM. l*aaara». BY GEO. M. DEWEY TERMS.—<L50 HI OHUM. Sttfinr# girfrtarg. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4. 1868. ■RAILWAYS MEDICAL New YORK, BOSTON, TAB RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM JorttS- HYDE & PRINDLE. REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE lot conrH a ax Bouixg. bv 15* l.tbrr .1 fc-r ring her bnublod dreams would ctdl pH- leas—dreary aa were all thinga around “A letter for you, Jaase.” Mt husband’s voice awoke me from us. Wo fa the droom-likt* reverie in which I had lv oar dear “Why, Ilnnn-, home ao soon ? I did One morning in mid winter I persua­ not export yon for an hour yet ” *1 hardly hoped to come now, but the ded Lena to go on an tmrJ down town Ofllco In 3d •toryUHlon Block, .^-nxs'srssw: . -I.«•■..,. -.....__ spring come she wroald dear one whose abaence 22 to 27 Miles the Shortest Route. VILLE. IMPROVED FAHMH, Than* was a sndnees In bis voice gaijy, and told nba could bring Wild Lands am! Village Property . Fora Care ofail TW aai Lksi Dtas toll mo! la there white •'The regiment moves to-morrow, Jee- felneaa, and then went quietly I with a whimpered prayer for her, re­ “Oh, Harry, ro noon aa that F* I ax- turned to my sewing. In a few momenta, Kafr, my hitaht ■imed, bunting into tear*. “Captain WHlIard’a little wife must girl, pat bar bead tri n’ the doer. Baying: BOUSES I.0O A.M SEW YORK DAT KXPRESK. (HasB1LBBTOK * WILLS. Tar»«^*:ni r, II.. (Han.).^ urfre |B Nev York s.vs P M n— JIU.8ELL FORw^ xbrnyr wilt rwj, u, 'rA“»jr«u.>m KinrtM Tr«k> of Naw Rillroad for Phtlafctptii*. D*!ttecrt aad Wathlagtoo. T^» A. M KXPRKS3 MAIL. .1* Attn lad Borw X-OAJCB NEGOTIATED. trial. "IN8. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA" Pkl!*.. Fa. “FIHXNIX" at Hartford ■Lft. “.ETNA" LL80, t-U F. M. LlaUTKXlSG EXPRESS (Ontyi. Stay, at UarnrUarUlaAIO F. M. (Rap.), asd* I. K_ t am a W__ LIL.._ . ?. BSAKt, M. !> •-'. KM TJSP.M. NEW TORK NIGHT SXPBIK5 (SWb- M.xc.ssimt. it.»o ?. M. ’ H.»P.«. CINCINNATI KXFRBte. (Natea im mitts. in fotat. taoagbl of aifbt to foil. UxinHMh Northern Cealrai Railway for Harrlaban;, Fkftadalphto BalUaara, Weak- >0NG CABINET MlALbRS »1 EACH. BI.H.J.IMIfY. HALL ft RUCKEL Proprietors, . FBOW DUNKIRK AND M ILAMAMCA, ■I.C.e.SCITT. MOREHEAD'S EXl’RDM MAIL froa Daaklrk, MAGNETIC PLASTER. .t llaroalltvilla thxa H.rtu>n«»»<! rate. 14 H L «■• M| HMM Ti..>ukinl. writ W.Ur.J, cw! TimtMr Ths Great Strcagthsaer and Pdn Destroyer of ths World. BOLD BT bXVOOtfTV B d miikmi DE HYDE & PRINDLE. char. PREPARED GLUE, 57 Lv ANul IT CWZ. UJAM It ALL USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE JOTS MtCHAZL, nnjE, HBaUagK 9q»U 18. b.c. pMIndle. __________ BBplMf which n*vn B»M3 FAVORABLY KNOWS AND EXTENSIVELY USED ND EATON COUHTIES Hnr ALyRsD 0 WILLS JS. FtirliaJ Cillaa. HARDWARE STORE, srr?^ Tert Citi ut VieisitJ, STOVES, IRON, TWENTT-FIVE YEARS. CURATIVE COUGH BO. Pric 25. 50 <15 7S CU. pw Botlh. th« axer. cuiurcTr *xd WORT EFFECTUAL BCSEDF Vw.xo Coacss* &TVf THE WOXID_« u- Jl-I/X-S OlLAIKiD, ruTTr. BAGGAGE CHECKED THEO UGH, ro< C0B3HS. CDLD3, ETCThe WorU hatt ever Fzml«<«L PtTHELY VEGETABLE, nrARK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIK RAILWAY, U. RIDDLE, QREAT WESTEHN RAILWAY^ Building Mat erials. Made and put up on Hbert Notice. M.ral*Kfcm (Wlyl 4.40 a ajBw E« . * 5. a; DMil £«-. I to» A U4 KW . Dodge’s Clebrated Plows LOVT, GOODTEAR. ■no. ■nor JEW YORK PIANOFORTE COMPANY BAND TRUNK RAILWAY. GRAND AND SQUARE rntTc Plnno-Forl y.F,’a8Ti/r7«'..-'<ss HOLEUALE A BBTAlfr« YSTEB DEPOT, W. A. SARTWEIX • IMlOWtllOHUl'f Ulll» dr. zadoo porter 8 • Curatire Sugar Coated rillSi nr o??osmos TO AID CASTOR on. soothe the anguish there. But no, God called, and my angel had Jlown to the akiea “Jreaia, dorHng,’*' eaid Harry, aa he twined a little wreath around the Ettl« nwwmwipnt, “one thing I wish to say to you If ever there ia another grare away down South, don’t mourn because of it an you have for thia. God’s way* crutch. He’s awful prrttv, thourh, wiil iusl the bteckest eyas! Daa’t you wish ’twns the Capfn widont the cruteh r* 4 Ask him to oomo in, Korin '* In anothw moment a tall, tmtnlyltertt came through the door, and a vofee that you one® more. Where is my siqter T.‘ It waa tho long tost Frank, who had been in our hearts dH these long, weary, “Havo^ou rucn from the deed?only nsen from a rebel■pttaoW.’’ I lea him to the parlor sefn, and in a wa. fqjjgd by a rubel ambuUnor drireg, and cMfk-d by him to the IvjepitnL fnxn tlwnco.to priacm. A I< ~ duy» Mfon h* hiui been oxchangod, and wen! on tha firrt train to hi. home in C --■■ Not nml anw “She will be here sooa.” I said, * and thia will be too much far b«r. ^Fo must uspl very carefully with her, for she eannobstand too grcaLa aurprisa ” Ho wont whan 1 told-him laiw^hla arA thin ano had grown, mourning for closing the door m as though nothing haa done me so much good^I muat go every day.” She was standing in her own irate, removing her gtovtw, os I entered. She did not look ujs but said, . • V. have letters from Cant- WiHanl, praying very earnestly for strength,to bo and a number of others, I belfevo.' Here strong. How noble ho Joukod to mo­ ray young husband stand fug in the midst of his men, with a kind wonrfar one, and the prtasure of the hand for anothor, seeming fully to realise the nrociousat m of the charge oommitted to hia keening, thrown [irotM-tingly around mo. Very tender were tha few whtepercd word* of of Tnai^ vLii to be vary ware.” Thaj was aH. Another moment and aay Frank I—wlial about him, Jessie F* •‘Down stain," was all 1 ooulfl »y. In a moment the feint foroahodowiMp of parlor, my ere fell on the still unowned the truth bunt upon her; abe -MMu letter which Harry had brought mo. feinting upon his bosom. Dear reader, far away on a Southern “How strange of me to forgot it,” I tho’t ns I oje r.isd the envelope. It was from battlefield is a lowly grave, and at its bead a wooden slab, on which ia iaogpbmother, and road thus: ed -. “Captain Henry Willard. 8th Reg’t, ------- , feu al——. And al'Aough I , you. Hho has just lost her only broth- mourn for that lost lore, I (bankfully re­ ■ in the army and is nearly frantic with member that * Weeping may endure for a moment, but joy someth in the nqra- Sholf- Hardware and Cutlery. JT XKDCCXD PKICD. D LOT Ml SALE. nd Pmsions, “But it is just so. To-morrow wo are ordered to the field. But come, Jaario, don’t ay any more. Get your hat, and let*a go down to the river, and—and to the graroyarf.’’ Mechanically 1 followed my husband down tho Erarelisl walk that wound so curiously by tho beds of rosea and tulijw, thinking of the time, three years before, when Hurry first brought ms, his “child wife,” to this dear little home nrsL That was a joyous day to me; but now tho fad­ ing of desolation that came over me was terrible. Without a word wo stood by tho river, watching its dear wateni as they rushed on—on—not stopping to rest for a moment. Oh, how they mock­ ed my sorrow! and J strove to shut out tho sound of their nokry gashing. A moment more, and wo stood with bowed head and tearful crea by the grave of Edith, our only child How _____ I • - I ■■■■. Im.IiY TT1W ^“Good-br, Josie, dear little wife. Try MADAME ZADOO PORTEB’3 BAVTISS3 H37JE, Though eripptod, chxlaM aad captive, atiU You knew wo were to go booh.’ The next morning ! stood a little apart H. A. GOODYEAR, i MiH Fire Is. ft OF . K>b benrif to aloep in toy gHgE-todZ THE BOAT OFZGRAM. FRANZ ALLEN. HARTET W8I03T, i«*—»• i»«ie«~ii»»iM<ii»»i NUMBER 28. • REAL ESTATE. £Rie Raiiai ay: »ood>TL?“Em >TaT« »|Viw jt*I tesi With Malice toward 4 look.. VOL. XIII, mwinwinaijBta i * toiSB^Mea (yWURK d«» Amp *»' CASH._eJ ^B. F. WABBCB, DM ETHING NEW Far the Fsrwers »f Mlchlgi"! “«•--------------------------------------------------- f. Rxx*uu.BU Ixstaxcx or Pano*c0n<^< McrgBR.” tathcrioea. mothcrloM —About six roan ago Mr. Amoi Brough­ ton died in Wayne Chanty in this Bute, and was buried hia widow end in, Frank—«o handaatw, brarr and grand, I always thought of him—lying ao ter from ut, away down South. That night ahe oomo. I could hardly reoogntie In &at*pule-fiK*d sad looking County *a2 have them depot! iriri, mr queenly cousin Lana Har clear, ringing reice was tow and and, and the tear* stood in her eyas continually, ready to overflow at the mere mention of Frank’s name She wept piteously when I spake of her brother, bat finally told me found that the body waaintbe moot pnfeet atate of petoiforttoa. It wm irwi with a dry mould, which, whoa rwaorpd, ravMlad a eurlhre almooi aa white an« ■« w«n. 'Toor Lona! were retreating, mid that lus body been found by hi* comradaa and bu in the night �Bkr gartisgs gan.tr. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. substMitfm reward yet to earns, do the swcUlngand triumphant figures tell tu> SEWING MACHINE of peace and prosperity to all. The par­ lutbc World ty that has crowned a magnificent ca- THE ELECTIONS. THE NATION 18 SAVED! A Beptbllcai Pupalar MajorKy ef Nearly MO,040. The Electoral Vote 209 Republicaif to ' 85 Democratic. California, Nevada and Oregon Re­ publican by Small Majorities. Worth Carolina and South Caro­ lina Republican. 35 Counties in Michigan Give Over 26,000 Republican Majority, which will be Increased. The Republican Majorities of 1868 Greatly Increased I , Barry County seeds greeting to her sister counties in the State, and more than rnakwi «sod hvr pre-eloctlon pledges. Twelve Hundred Republican majority was shout as much as we ex pect rd, but it has reached tn ihc round num­ bars of Tldrtreu Hundred and Sixty. The following are the majoAfc* iu tbs . oua victobt. Thirty-three State' participated In the election on Tuesday. Of these, accord­ ing to pressat advice,, twenty-five vo­ ted tot General Grant and etyht far JMr. Seymour. These last are probably: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Lmtlatana, Maryland, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Now York. Arkansas and Alabama are perhaps Republican, but ths Democrats claim them. tien In Louisiana Wires farce. The elecThe elec- DBT 0001*. hour, but in the conviction of a more recr, with thb magnificent victory, may look forward with magnanimity and and generosity to the day when Ito liber­ Never since the day* of the Roformaal and Just policy shall ripen Into fruits, tien baa the papacy received so great a which all man, without reference to par­ stock m that Inflicted upon it by the downfall of her Catholic majesty Isa­ ty. m*y enjoy ; when, under its great leader, aud by Ita earnest and honest bella, Strange, indeed, are the freaks of history. Macaulay, when be prophe­ effort to establish Justice, cherish and sied that the Ch uroh of Rome would protect Its citizens, encourage labor, al- stand long after tho New Zealander gazed 11 viato burdens, and dcvelupo rteourore, It sliall renew In oaeh and evary part, Landon bridge, was certainly far from the health, vigor, manhood, and palri- antiei|>stlng that Gen. Prim and Mar­ shal Serrano would complete the work otlsm of this majestic republic. That In of Luther snd Mclanethon, and tliai the the future aa In the past, blunders, cr- countn-msn of Ferdiband and Isabella rore, and wrongs will not bo oommltted, and Ignatius Loyola would deal aa rude­ ' It to Impossible for any man, looking at ly with the order of the Jesuits and the the history ot partlco and knowing property of the church as did Cromwell and Knox and the Puritan fathers. Bet human weakness, seriously to doubt a few days ago no Protcstaht mtoslonary But that new as before, hereafter and al­ could art bto fool on Spanish soil with­ ways, the hope* and alms of this noble out danger of being st med to death. party will be high, Ito courage groat, Ita Nay, the mere sale of the Protestant impulses true, it were a» unwise a* im- Bible was regarded as a capital crime against cbur-di and state. Now wo bear posible also to deny. With mallee to­ of the cttablhhtncnt of a Protestant ward none, and with charity for all, with ebureh at Bovllle, al tho instance of an a renewed prayer for peace, and cs pro­ American consul, and very soon We may found a demand for justice, let It now go bo told that Dr. Cheevcr to holding forth forward to Its appointed work.—Detroit from the aleps of the Escutlal upun the binfulncsa of Cuban slavery, while Fa­ ther Gavazxl sxpatlatca on the enormi­ ties of the scarlet worn n. Yet, wonderful as the change *eema tr> bs, it to not altogether unadcountable. When structures are rotten, thiy are doomed to perish. If they seem to held together it to not beenuae. they have mi­ Gxxtixuex :—Your rejection Ire tho raculous means of preservation । It to people is decided and emphatic. Why? simply because no effeit to made to pull them down. Hhus it wu with tho-papal , You encouraged tho South to initiate Beurbon throne of Fpaln. Only a year ago Isabella received from the pope a You pronounced coorcion equally tiara of reses tu- an emblem of her purity. revolutionary with seooaston. Tbs holy tether regaided ripala u the You aj*ailnii tho lint call for troops as bulwark of the Vatican, and looking forward to the time when Victor Eman­ uncotuditntional. , uel would knock at the gates of Rome, You refused to vote either mtn or money to carry on tho war. would prevent Louis Napoleon from proYou bid tho Southern States depart te-.-tlug the papal state-, the Escurtol was in peace. to become the citadel, or the Avignon You declared that if slavery must be of the pontiff; and Fitter Patrocinio wu destroyed to gain tho Union, then the Pater'a. But the bnlldlag u;x.n which Union should perish. they rented their hopes was rottto, anti You declare your preference for tho ylsYded to the tint stroug gale; anti now rebel constitution, as against your own. it has fallen, never to r»e again, burying When it became apparent that to pro­ claim universal liberty would weaken tho and the. lasChope of the papacy.—tho enemy and reward the true friends of tho Imperial reactionists ol Frame, and the Bourbon intiigusn tn It-.ly. • Ihuod, you nevertheless opposed it A generation which wltnoteed the You stoutly contended tlint tho rebelemancipation ef the Ruiwlan serfs; the H6n would never bo suppressed, and tri­ abolition of negro slavery, the triumph umphantly quoted every reverse to our of tho American republic over its lusldanna aa demonstrating it. tons enemies, South and North, at home You urged tho abondonmeut of the snd abroad; tho regeneration of the war, and tho resort to negotiation for tho Fatherland of the Retenuatlou and of modem philanthropy under tho power­ best attainable terms. ful guidance of Prusela; the mnaolldaIn our gloomiest days, and when no tion of Italy;-the dhoomfituro of Na­ political campaign was pending, you poleon in Mexico and Germany, and the ' sought to inflame the passions of the peo­ decay of his cat-man power; the Auicrl- ple against tho only goverOmsut we conization at English politics; thccu- ' had or could have. You aseailod President Lincoln as a ItrcHa as well as those of ttje United State' on tho Paclflc and In China,—a generation lull of these universal throbYou denounced tho government as .bl ngs of reform and progress cannot pass revolutionary. by without shaking all Iniquitous The Boys in Blue wore termed by you 'throne*, and all serial and political Lincoln hireling* and dogs. You opposed allowing tho num who Ths blessings of ths Hpantoh revolu­ wpre periling their lire* for our country tion arc found not only In the actual good which It la doing far Spain, but In tire enjoyment of Ute elective franchise. the encouragement it holds out to other You opposed filling up our armies by struggling nations. The Italians may draft. be thereby encouraged to march upon You incited riotous and bloody resist­ Retire; the Greeks and other Christians ance to ths laws of the land of the Orient may make a supreme effort You pronounced tho war a failure, and to wrest Constantinople from the hands of the Turks, and Frenchmen may bo called fur its abandonment. emboldened to expel the last Napoleon You urged ths Sonih io reject ths from his throne. Therocceaa that awaits most magnanimous terms sver offered to the determined action of the Spaniards, may also smile upon that of Italians, You passed laws imposing on freemen Greeks and Frenchmen. Prim and Ser­ tho most gulling and unjust discrimina­ rano bad no love for democracy, and tions, in tho holla of justice, on the Holds they will do what they can to cheek its progress, but by giving eflbet to the long of labor, and in the resorts of trade. repressed spirit of tho Spanish people, You would not allow a man equal jus­ and by overturning the pa;«l power In tice before tho law, because servile blood Its last stronghold, they have done more flow od in his veins. for democracy In a month than Mazzini You would not permit a man to, con­ *nd Victor Hugo could - have accom­ trol his own labor who bail onj» Ixien a plished in long years. The cause of the people advene* by sympathy and ex­ slnvo, or was tho child of a ajdva. ample where it is otherwise repressed; Y’ou would nut allow s man to diiqioso and the example now airt by the luTe de­ of his own property on equal terms with fenders of slavery and priestly domina­ his neighbor, beesus* his color differed. tion encourage* Ute oppressed everyYou would sell ths labor of ths color­ ed man an the auction block as a pun­ MBTIO.iL THBJUSOIVUO. ishment far not working, when you would hw'M.MU.., fksfiurert DBTOfl 4 MEDICINES, HYDE & PRINDLE, REAL ESTATE & INSORAHCE t P. M. LIOI1TKNINO KXPBESM (ItaHyK Hlop* «t Uoro.ll.vilU 0.10 F. M. tltap.). s»4 »rnr» hi N«w York 7.40 4. M. reoaeettag ■t J.nvr Chy wilb Morninc £’!•’••• Trnln ar___V__ te *,r lultlnuire and Patent Wild Luis aoS Villait Propartj Will Last a Life-Time. Books and Stationery, EVERT MACHINE IS WARRANTEIl Aad • Writtea WimMt givto U repaired. Corwins will from Battik PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS Be Sure io See this Machins, "FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE." JEWELRY i MUSIC STORE. R. HERRICK, (I, K0B1SMS A WIUKTHiX-a 1,011. HYDE & PRINDLE. BOOK Blank Nolo and Receipt Books, HARDWARE STORE, STATIONARY Of every M;k< and l ariegr. H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON, ATLANTIC & GREAT WISH! Broad Gauge Bailway! QAKRT COUNTY CARRIAGEFACTORY! NEW YORK Corner of Je&reon and Railroad Street*, HASTINGS, Oil Regions of Pennsylvania MICH. Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, Atlantic & Gt. Western Railway. Dodge's Clebrated Plows «on In New York a fraud. Both State* an rightfully Republican. Among our ••gain" are Connecticut, and probably California. Of the. Two Hundred and not give him employment KiMty-four electoral votes General "You "Cred tho Southern heart" anew Grant will reecWe at least Two Hundred against tho kyed North SBd Feur, and probably more. Ho Is You coater tho highest hoaora on the sleeted by such majorities sa fieventyflreThamand from Maasschutett*; ForYon fclasly assail the hero to whose |been sc,-pjoy»d with greater diligence ty ThoUsAnd from Iowa and Ohio, and energy, sagacity, bravery and skill wo and i rigor and in broader fields than ev­ Fitly from Iftlnols; Thirty Thousand c-ro the existence of our ronatry, aa a er * before, and the fruits of the earth been' gathered into the granary ' from Vermont, Main, and Michigan; “brutal butcher,” a “mieerablo drunk- have and tho storehouse in mturtkius abun­ Twenty Theufand from Pennsylvania, dance. Our highwayshave bsca length­ asdMtreoori; Ten, Twelve and Fifteen ened, and new and jireidto regions have Tbemoud from Wisconsin, Kansas, and ------------ , . ._..w vmrsTlTIVB. °1“ WE HAVE COMT. a.___ .. . . With Grand One Dollar Sale! IA1L0WA tOOBYEAI S MILLSrarwuNK <w. *t>ap for cabr^x I AM NOW SELLING 1100,00. nek Bnl Jia, to JIBS. �pal and attiMtllnirmw. BUSINESS CARDS. taiLr machine MlrklgamCeMnU*alArM«. Uli. SurtimsrAmnjamant. BOWNB.4 GALLOWAY, bankers. f8N. r..Train, os lbs Mleblgan Central tX’j"’-'*”* BelMe Creek as follnw,; N. BARLOW, ---------- MARTIROa. atyi .. . MICH. ROBINSON 4 WIGHTMAN SPECIAL NOTICES. ’rTXCKETEH,8 Hypophosphite W. F. GOODYEAR, R. J. GRANT. Heating., Jk.g. D, 1MT. HartTare,S!wKlm,Nailj A" iTOim, IN ALL STAG Pa OF n. E. SARGENT. Oan’iRm- Chicago. W. S. Meia. Jtre’tBap’l, Detroit Detroit. MaylUb. IMT. , CONSUMPTION. JJ**? .l1!aM*,li*,a>T.‘»tre*M tb* .tree,th . _ >«? aura atoex. HA8T1KUH.-----a«vl------ MICH. BARLOW & GOODYEAR, MIBH E WILCOX, ^ILLINER. PURB D«V«I, ME»XC:XI>, CUKMICALB, rooks a rrAnoviBT, an rroxr, m:ox blocx, HASTINGS, - IT - MICH. thr Bett Stitch, Isrorrirr Aaxxrr. Wo learn Un sr J. Bear, of Mqilo Grove, has l>scn arroatud on the finding of a Coron­ et’s Inquest for man slaughter in the first Ji«gTee in causing tho death of Djxixl not lewd to grralrr aril, tb. mtnUI ud t>b« lira! miaaty It praawto. ia aloat a .ufiei,ol _ ___ , “>l~“ ■» .• ..... Sr >uukU_ coapUlaly danreatmtod aa la w own, where it is brand la nearly <vny hoaaelraM. UO5TETTEM-.v -STOMACH BITTEILS are oulemally Ionceded to to tto toverriga remedy f« tbia annoy. Ing direare, a. they ret dxreeUy upon the dlgre- Dry Ms, Groceries, » aoonr Kungn, DBVuaAirO KtDICIXtS. Hickory Corners. MMh. .prCTn,-. DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLKR, Kaaptra Diack, MIDDLEVILLE. - allyl - MHMHRAN «S,000 HEtl'^RD r TRY IT! TRY IT! Hi it, ofthis Village. The examination u to bo held on Saturday nt 10 o’clock, before DwmhT Sacxcrr, at Assyria Cen­ ter. Wo are unadvised of tlio facta in tbs caao authoruing the verdict of the Coronci'a Jury, but shall have full par­ ticulars in due time. t TRY IT! W 1 X C n E S T t R •8 HYPOPHOSPHITES 1 Ir s&fiTF ‘e* ,r"au,1,1' ?r nr r.rir.I I. t!i» to-.t F ... SffiV V. FR£gffAN, J WILL BELL FOR »3,OOCI, at.d IU pnicbaaer will rwp lb« ntote Reward. FOR TZZE FARM J8 WELL WCBTH gJOOO. M I LLI I? E R, ortx rnt east orncr, HASTINGS.. •• n-tyl ■ • - Mich. PIECES FALL PRINTS Music & Jewelry. Just Received. FIRST' PREMIUM Pr,.*,.,, ,«Bra,4 u Mses, al Ibe P.ri» Kip«t,M. ME IS WMBRl.TEll farrasty |f 'ee this Machine, iJdd't"* ’1““ **"W Tut SxTrah.tr Enmiso Post.—To' those of our readers who wish a city pa­ per in addition to our own, wo wouldBpcoatmend the Sitvsd.it Enurixc Post of Philadelphia. Tho I’ost has recently been enlarged and beautified, and its sto­ ries are finely illustrated. It announces new Novelsts by Mrs. Hosmer, Mi«a Amanda M Douglass, Miss Prcwcott, Gustave Aimard, and other distinguished writers. The Post is also .tho cheapest of the first-class literary papers. Speci- ■ men numbers will be sent free, by writing to IL Peterson A Co., 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, THE SONG CABINET, The Last ' GREAT TSTFRN way I uge Kail YORK will quickly restore Grey Hair to its natural color and beauty, produce luxuriant powth. It is perfectly harmless, and is preferred’ over every other preparation by thoae who hare a fine head of hair, of Pennaylvam* ! ■h a Qaieb and lb.- Smoerb and lerfoai Treat Com. .nd Ito Magatbaaan* Western Railway. the apathy which biu exUtctl nmong Ko- j publican- u: d the hbuoet scperhuiuim i ctfurti wincii have wen made by 1 >cm- 1 ocruto in this township we repeat: That the Bantiw^townsmen- are prrjinrcd to go to the polls to-morrow and fulfill our nrPOBTAHT TO KNOW. Tte ta’ Xilul Fire In. Ct Best awarl’ml of fracktry In Tawn. Fresh Goods coastanil.*-on hand. BARBT ABD EATON COUNTIES OH Goads sellinc regardless of Cast. ” D’*n New Gloria. Jml Uerclvt-A, In.nrrd Capital, DEPOT, 1»8 GREEXWlCHbT, N. T, ili/iflhat al lie Ilaatlno. Ang- to. IWT.-nKll SEXUAL DEBILITY! Invahratary 8l<bUy or Dally Lmwo. towar.r »!,«»,DOO RUSSELL & NEVINS. SPECIFIC PILL. Twolo.Mx Boia« at tto RpvrMe Ml will ... The FamerC Mota.l farntotoe auosianawa HQ(£0NE1)gD^& not prevent thu Hull from being died, and those who went listened to abto discouraoe from the speakers. But, ere the publication of thia article, the campaign will bo finished, Grant and Colfax will hare been declared alerted by the vorxs or mi none. Tho Demo­ crats will have carried the Stole of New York, and probably Indiana of the /odr Ona of Or. Madw.ynil. (made from Vrfatabl. Enraeta, prepared la racon,, token owe boar toltoa Aaaar, will iaaare a («mI apyaUto. pro »ol. draitoa, and make Itoallby flreh. Tnkra I.AareaafrrraSioS.mry atgfaL wUl care ladicwtiM. Cul.-KMI. tor.r Complauu*. Jaundire, and all dtoeaaaa of tto Stamaab, Liver, BwvrI>.KI<lMya.ate. Tbm Pin. are ttoe frere draalic. griping *»4 Hrorealingdrogi! Ttoypnriiy lhab’oo.1, etoanaa lire tol.Miaaa, and pwrga front tto aydva all *ar- Saddlers & Hmsmlm, Bailer & Ma® Dealer, A Itepublican meeting was held at Swift’s Hull on Saturday evening; adclrraaad by Fuse A Ltrs and Gto. M. Dxwar. Rainy and Lad weather did contested States. This wo predict will be tbs result We have heretofore neglected to men­ tion the second man who has §ivcn Mid* dleville n kit during the lost year. Next to Blake comes James M. Roberts, who cams hero during the month of August ter tho purpose of carrying on a billiard table and saloon business. It was said that ho camo with good references; Tho’ no one in particular knew to whom bo referred. Well he carried on his btuuness, got trusted at all tho stores in town that would trust him, borrowed all the money he could, and left town for ths north woods, hoping to arrive in time to gain a residence, and cast a vote for Seymour and Blair. RUSSELL & NEVINS. JVew^U '•‘°’>eBoi£Ie In th .• beginning of the pending cam-! IONABT Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockei-y, Boots & Shoes, FAVORITE paigu, we promise 1, ter the towuship of; Thurn'inple, a majority of 200 for the tiekwt. And U'.m, uu'.n'itlistaudiug ' Hnd and Varlttf, Dr®, IHitiia, Grocsriei, ^rStoJer Bair dressing Es. Bixwxa :—Wo notice an error in ibe publication of our last letter which should be corrected. Wo Apuke of tha “Farm irs and Mechanics Union Associ­ ation.” i«»tead of “Tannprs and Me'ehanira. ’ tc. The mistake must hare bosu in typography. ■ My C. O. AIXH>. MAIN BROTHERH, Daalla IMPROVED MtDDLEnt.il, Nov. 2d, 1SG8. . BLANKS AND • Jut rest Dry-Goods, From Middleville. ind Receipt Books, rpoTHE rhiNcirALB dr IU1IOOI>, -R Aeedemlaa. hemlMrie., and Teactore a< : Ws wnnld reepectfally rail j oar .v feotron tv our new SCHOOL HOftG BOOk. Boots and Shoes, X GEORGE PRESTON foT^HAIK DRESSING jjjccjsLTasata . Sairw, TeeBanter, Ci Towaaasa. Srereurr. ra, Deputy Secrrtary Ivory Bottle is Warranted. FULLDt, FXNCM * FULLER Inrites year atlealtou to bls Large A Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES,- HOUSE Ul LOT FOI SUE. i riaa llaoaa aad Lol for AWaaS a llargton.ae W.M - - - - ■ 1 a tpleadid Stock of lair in ibe direbam of ita faaciioo.. Slrvugtb to Ito ctor» otmwBheod and w.rtuabood llrlobtof, I.Irrel Bachn to nwnr auvsattoaiua Ib.s an) of tto preparaltoaa ot Bark or Iron, InUnll“iafcr. .nd iorepirananl. IMmboW. L.trrel liucbv. Ii.rinx rrecirrd Ito ladororenrot of Ibe nrert prom.o.al pb.atoun. .. Ito L.ltod Mat". 1. .flltoi human;!, u • reriaia core FAMILY GH0CEHIE8 ConaMiag af THE BEST rropamlton for ih.Se.lp to Ito one AmI will ksrp II is perftcl baaltb, thereby caualu6 tba HAIR Groceries and Provsions, SsteM vily ■*Wny Ty-L*red aewding to dlreeliona H will rowdily reuare lire Virile fuwera in all caeca of Impatcaey i.r Ibcafwielly KS-A NUW TREATL’E.-tta - og Ito mo.1 prominent Omara and HrDiploma .J—.1 rf H11I.L DlSllITT. Will ba NAXUi. A»DB, IAW, COD Hill, Tta-Wsre of Every Dra«rtpih>«, Croeksrp sud Wowdes.Waiv, KEROSENC OIL, H ot^kttSUS.t-to- “ • *“-*?- ttir '.’/"lELMtioi.fi. Bee in I’mnoriaal town., nr In .cl M raarauing £,7. toV.ery ttoisty 1. tb. U.ttod fit*", ter the ..l.rflbeuew Rijfure S Searing Machine, W.rr.nled to be the tot ton |-rie. M.ehtne in '*• *~^*'^ b. r*^.*“dto work » reprr.»nied or toe uK-see ratnm ed. (ASH FOR HIDES AND FELT! �DBT GOODS. HEW AIVEITIIEMEBTS. ESTABLISHED 1IW. . > W(JB!> WITH TOP. MAORI ! Ds the many uil&rere from IMkams of the Roeplnlorr (Treats kn«v lh»l Onr-Matb of lha Haman R»re 1M» of Cotxatnptfoa? Ito they knew that l> lately wHbla a eerr recent period MU^.1 UaIaaaa .......a.a.1 . aA.Ma AA. In thellkoral simplicity at bar heart, aWsWnliowcd one of Ibe springs from her patent elliptic. It lodged, longllu. dually and imparted a new style of curTUure to her figure, and was adopted os ACES'TM WANTED FO» BLUE COATS!” JUAn-rJeyL<w</beP*r<wUfW/<vLU f'.faa M Sm* M. Wrnf AMta aa AA > . K A. BAKKR A 00'8 IN ALL STAGES OF BREAT ONE DOLLAR UlE Of DRY AXO FANCY GOfAiS, 4<l. *«., wb«ro w -w‘- Web of ShcoUnc, Silk Dress Pattern, Carpeting, Sewing Machine, Ac., de. FREE OF COST. Tan Drtrt-iptive Cbeeki ot ArUcfaa k>M far An account of Ute aiugular affect pro­ duced by lightning was lately given by Gen. Marin before the Freneh Academy ofSclencea. In tho Department efthe Yonno the Ughtningstruck a whole vil­ lage, and set several cottngvn on fire; oud SeteillSc. dinary metallurgic yhencmencn. In the drawers of one of the burnt cottages were Mn> v gold coins and 25-franc pieces in silver. The electric fluid melted three coinb in four Ingots of a most A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Bail Road Prices. CONSUMPTION. . f’ltll. .AU Va.AA X. .kA If.AAA. AU Hastings Outdone! FHODATE OBDF.C.. IBAMUStr.h iJ. ViliAA./r u “ Saft. SESaiSSsyis:' ROSADA1IS other, hare not beau defaced, the cfDgk* on each being distinctly traceable. There ingots hare been deposited at the TRY IT! at a celebrated watering place. met n la­ dy who seemed hovering on the brink of the gn-vo. Her checks wore hollow and wan, bur manner listless, her steps languid, and her brow wofe tho contraotion so Indicative both of\rocntal and physlcial suffering, so that ibo waa to all observers an object of alncota pity. Some yean afterward he encountered this same lady, butaa bright, and fresh, and youthful—«o hill of healthful buoy­ ancy and so Joyous In expression—that be began to question If ho had not de calved himself with regard to her Idea- TRY IT TRY IT I BEST REMEDY TET DISCOVERED. Dim of tie DM,Lira, litaeyj, 0. 0. SPAULDINt. — ____ __ . tU jMd<« C( 'AfrrciMHST'yuncK. ’• rt.rjnrtilraar-TLrCUcalt (Xorttar tto Cron- Dry-Goods, “Is that possible," said he, “that I eoc afore me Mrs. B., who presented such doleful appearance at the Springs a TlnUrt ‘•Am! pray U.41 roe, madam, the secret of your curq T What means did you uac to attain such vigor of mind and body— to such cbccrfulncas and rejuvenation?” < “A very simple remedy," returned she with a beaming face. "X stopped. wor­ rying and began to laugh—that was all. SS2000J?; Ts Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. New rtMiTAOEBramps.—The contract for furnbdilng the Government with/ postage stamps for tho next four years, has been awarded to the National Bonk Koto Company of Sow York. New de­ signs have been adopted for all stamps Success, ■MWtt Gi-oceries, Hattj & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, IMPROVED H/ff^S TOgER RUSSELL & NEVINS. r/VORITF- Hair dressing >BOn«Boid{ .The two cent stamp represents a post boy on a horse running at full speed, JUustratlng the tact that this stamp is .Wnstfc.UMJd for iltopatcb letters. com. win quickly rertere Grsv Hiir to lt> natural color and beauty. Fatirata troalod by nidi la aietr gtats. Beat assori’at of Crockery it Town. Fresh Coeds couiutly hud. Old Goods seHlag regardless of C®st. Now Goods. Amt Received, On the three cent stamp there is a finely engraved locomotive. This is .surrounded by linos of lightning, Indi­ cating the speed with wblcit let!ent are carried on which this stamp is used. RUSSELL & NEVINS. The five cent stamp lids an excellent portrait of Washington. X7 ' • CASH STORE DETOT, 1B8 CILEEXIYICH ST, N. T. The ten oeut stamp has an excellent microscopical copy of the painting of the signing of ths Declaration of liylependence, banging in the rotunda st Washington. The twelve cont stamp, mostly used for foreign postage, has a picture of a hq^ONEDgI^ib, ^ginthester^ SPECIFIC PILL, Boston DOLLAR Store! 'Y'fTT. InmcBM 8uec«*a Attending our J>«>1 Tho thirty cent Stamp haaa cnpy of a painting of the surrender of Burgoyne, hanging In the rotunda of the national’ Frvparad St the Laboratory of £ GEORGE PRE8TON larilM.joar aifantiu to bfa Large &. Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, Wluth own lx Mid, wUboul r«s>r<! to prtoM, to Dr. 3. 3. ’La.vrxenoti 4- Oo. !U BaJUaors street. Ualtimert, Marylaad. The ink to be used will prevent wash­ ing and using the stamp a second time. The fibre In tho center, of tho stamp if broken completely, and they adhere batter, while the ink of cancellation sinks Into the paper. FAMILY GBOCERIES HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. A Tcvcnixo Meetixo of Fritnm. —When Georgs A. Eitch, (formerly of Kaiamasoo, Mich.,) the principal as­ sistant of John M. Blackley, Solicitor of the United Statu Internal Revenue -Department, on the attempt to oust Hr. Raains, was on his way to Ludlow street Jail, in New York, a few days alnce before be had reached his dostlnaticn. He waa walking, and In charge of a deputy In plain clothas. Just as the two were CAMdng one of the streets which intersected Broadway, an ac­ quaintance of Htah's came out of the croea street, and. rushing up to him, ehook hie head aad Inquired cordially about his health, and particularly iw to when ho was going. Fitch replied, In a vague way, that ho waa going up town, and that bo waa in a great hurry. . Tho oeuvsrsat'em then took this tura:Fklrad—‘■Whereabouts up town a re you going F» Fitoh—•‘O, up town-wellup town, to look after a little matter of boataaaa” JMeo4-”ThM‘o my case exadly. Fa going op town, toe, and M urgant bualncas: aad I must see you Come, now. where are ycu gelng?” FTfcb (attempting to atari)-“Well, I on’t talk now; I must go; m M you I ull.-l,. •4 •• fiyrnps, SUPPORT HOME DiDDSTBY! Spices, pre- Tbaw abssld not fall to um tto Bpscita WINCHESTER'S Fracmc PILL contalna r-n Mtrcurj, Iron or »ny hjnnoui lnjpediaat, bat to pnrtdjr Vtontable, andtoa bon ■sroiwsJKas StSm.TtS'.KlSigS ; . i . ; ' 1 J 1 . < ‘ » BELLE! & Ct. •evnUlnurery teuaiyin tto Vnlwd Mataa, hr tfltAAboribtBlW • Figure 2 Sewing Machine, NEW YORK, prtoa llsehiM la •d a Depot to tail City tor Ux Warranted w to Ito Iraalin to* I.. I., _ i.- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-11-11.pdf 7ef86d018fe087a0b450d37ae5f1a553 PDF Text Text Sssarrl NOTICE gkr Irttisg* ^LaLeZ GEO- M. DEWEY AB »kc »*«>«!» gsaart. AT HASTINGS. BARRY t0„ MICU., BY GEO. M. DEWEY nMnuo VOL. XIII Bmintss Jirrrtarj. t H. MAIfLOIT, HASTINGS, MICIIIGAX, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11. 1868 MEDICAL. BAILWAYa HOOruiDI GERIAJ B1TTW, DXS3B MOT VOXDfl. VXOOMAX. X O&DEB. Hooflanfs German. Tonic. r«I»r«l by Dr. a a JkOM, uro Minn. rniLADXLrniA, FRANK ALLEX. hands in ■ Si-W YORK, BOSTON that will fit him fa. Th, Qmt HoatdlM tor ,U Diauk, THW RAILWAY ttrow FROM - LIVER, STOMACH, OR God fett^M Irani DIGESTIVE ORGANS. ’ narrr OMty. No"lArlh.ruKk... WSkMM. Hoofland’a German Bitters. HOOFLAND’8 GERMAN TONIC ■Mqi e»MM>. ComreU >llk NortW»ra Cntrsl Madwai ass P. M. L1GRTKXIX0 KXPREM Hum st ll«n>ellar>n*«.IO P. M. antrrvrn In New York T.SO A. M . cnanrcllni Ccnrt’pattaa- Ttatutenes, la Vulnaaa at B'.nad lo tbe Ho. ran imni, xn kunneox. lx»Ulo*.ea nraaS- JHiSttllany. The White Muslin Dress. DEUIUTY .wrsjssrva ___ __ . beaufiftil day, in the early part of March, with a dear whistl­ ing wind, and a deep, blue' firmament, full of cold, vivid sunshine Broadway FROM DL5KIRK ANU"(LAMASCA, was all alive, gaily dreased currents ui SO A. M. KXI’KEW MAIL from Ihmklrk. humanity ebbing end flowing in the strange tidal rush, which is as unac­ countable as it ia perpetual in the great emjiiro city of the continent. Yet huw strangely isolated and alone AS r. M LIGHTNING KXPBDo*. from Pale- the sight of that evorr*------ ' I made Cotone! Randolph Flow gladly would B onvtin. hourta were awaiting his coming, and loro making sunshine to greet lua careworno footatoja. The tumult of the greet hotel worried and annoyed him— ■tfW uswurtr’a/Sittn. ». I n 1 Im> , t: Ira* or UMOsfo fur couroreation in the fiuhionablo cir­ cles there assembled filled him with a i vague contempt and disaatiafactfon— empty gaud and glitter filled him with distrust. | All hallow, nil false, superficial, and the man’s strong heart, reaching out for •vmpathy and appreciation, gmuped but the ashes of that dead eeaepple,society! Would it always be oof should he nev­ er discover aomo rare pearl hidden sway among the paste and enamel of the life that daily surrounded him T "Fink glaze, with an overskirt of whito tulle, sparkled all over with little 10HW WCRAXL. sssjaKunS: NOTICE. uhm c woxv-nr . Ja-teeerrroU««j WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN RAVHN15 HOUSE. ..‘^s-^swsdE TFSTIMOWIAIA , Woodward. Hot). James TOR'S HALE. JAMXS TUOMPSOS- r™, u,. J—ph a I umAH). WTARr pcr.uc. f JTbid -’•-r”a«rwr d*dS3 >ulc. WE HAVE COME FREE or COST ca cT torr. J ffreai foliar Baronins for our Cuttomfrs. Dtre. Coeds, society and feat living, it is aotm equan- dantly. "After all, this idle dream of feminine perfection » nothing more than a delusion and a snare. She is like all ulalUm. W. land, learn a trade ' together the needful com of money dreadfully extravagant?" Ralph loo,od carlosaly down at the sofis, but his aoe caught a new interest ,__________ iding the newspaper ac­ as he saw th - shining, lustrous folds of count of it only the other day, you re- the identical c ’•’red silk that Mias Grey had been a buying I "Isn’t it beanfiiuir' hoards were lost in the devouring flames." ‘■Beautiful? Yea—but—didn't'I see “Of course That’s just the manage- Miss Grey buying this silk nt Almard’a?' I dore say you did. 1 hadn't time to go out thia morning, so Milla was kind enough to buy it for me. It is for Mrs. Jermyn's p-irty.” . tor stay peaceably in Calafornia, instead "And—what is Mias Grey going to wear, herself?” He strove to speak unconcernedly,but already H’ Ms voice quivered with the intensity of interest ■‘.')h, her old whito muslin, I believe. Milla is so peculiar about some things. Bat bow does it happen you are so little once need Bridget's care.’ much interested in our dresm ‘ Colonel Audlcy muttered young ones!” “I certainly am,” returned Milla Grey ble. “Ah ’ said Mn. Ewing, in a sort of gleeful soliloquy, * I do believe he is in love with Milla Grey." Ralph Audley was furious at himself. Hud it been practicable he would have cheerfully kicked him down stain. But. as it waau’t, ho only amioetTvphized him­ “Matter? it matters a good deal, I self aa a “confounded fooL” and sent think; but you always were different his card straightway to Miss Grey’s par­ from other girls, Milia 1 Come, I want lor, requesting lheplifasuxe of an intaryou up stairs to help me decide about Milhi^oecived him, pretly^and blush­ the tulle loopings.” "Different—yet, but superior!” ing. The wlita muslin, being re trim­ thought Colonel Audley, as ho sat with med with fresh [link ribbuujay on a chair a strangely illumned free in the glittar­ and a liny gold thimble decorated the ing March sunshine of the great bay- yuung Indy’s middle finger." wttidow. "Is my dream of feminine “I wonted to ask you a question, Mian Milla." stud the straightforward Colonel. perfection coming true, after nil ?” And, as ho leaned back in his chair, “I loro you very dearly. Will you bo my wife?" Milla grrew carmine and white by vision of a homo—a home such as he had hoped and longed for through the turns. She did not know how best to weary lapse of years—o homo in truth frame her shrinking answer in fitting as well aa in name, where Milla Grey’s m can't toney a rou> m well rmust bear it A Failure. Cob Moore, a veteran politician of the larity on aeeaunt of hie affability of everybody he met, and usually succeed- oruntrymcn, he shook hands bean Uy with him, and commenced : eye you still ride your fine gray mare, thia morning.” children T" “No, air; I have Just arrived from Good morning, sir.” The Judge's Mistake- A most amusing story is told of Judge B--------- , now occupying a high position in the Pennsylvania State Government, Harrisburg, on a blazing hot day, with some friends,the iron homo had stopmid white handkerchief from his pocket begun waving it vigorously in the air, at like me, Milla’s hand fluttered down on his arm. “I do fancy you. Colonel Audlsy. I —I think I love you I" The litde disecmblcr ! Why didn’t she say she was sdteofit? However, there was something in the soft light of her black eyes that added a cousiderablo lady waving a white handkerchief, Colonel Ralph Audlcy felt that his up of happiness, rose-wreathed and Mrkling, was full to tbs brim. Mr. Q. bobbled ever looked in been exchanging salutes with an Irenwblsped the files, had been taken by him for a white handkerchief, waved ‘ What is it, Ralph?" “I should like you to wear that dress hen wo are married.” “White silk and orange blossoms are Ito buttons that were suboequenUy ■ mills, the ouly InteUtaiMe Grey was dressed in simply white mm- Why was Nosh never hungry r Be- Guppy says that although figures Suddenly Au amateur gardening friend of the AWVMk, Grand One Dollar Sale! moans of producing a swarm of idle vagabonds Their children very often ore doomed to meet with disappointment as regards the fortune which is left U association. the grestoet SBcmsdrato earth The youth should be taught QRAXD TRUXK RAILWAY. Effieetluga. Md'KS Agents! 2 with aix little chil- dread of lasting sunshine.” "I’m afraid I’m falling in love with Milla Grey, ’ thought Ralph Audley, rousing himself with a little impatient jerk trom this daylight vision—this bright baselees Cia Iran rn Etpagxt. If Colonel Ralph Audley could only have known of the half dozen, or more pretty girls in the great hotel who were at that identical moment scheming and enchanting ? And then 1 shall wear a plotting how beet to win his hero heart wreath of johnquils, frosted with silver dew, in my hair, with pearls twisted BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH, round every coil." Era Payne's meny, bird-like voice, uncontauusly raised in its silver twitter, rW-ANK FORTICKRTS VIA ERIERAILWAY, plainly reached the ears of Colonel inge, Ralph Audlcy was most unsuspi­ cious and least self sufficient He had Ralph Audley, aa he aat behind the ru­ by silk draperies that half shielded the great central bay-window of the hotel with baits innumerable. parlor, languidly reading the newspaper. lie elevated his handsome black eye­ peso to her to-morrow morning, and brows a little, curled his Apolo lip and learn my future from her own Hpa, made a slight movement of impatience thought Colonel Audley as he smoked —a movement almost unconscious in its his midnight cigar in front of the fire. quick irritability. The Broadway Palais du Monde was “Yea,” ho murmured to himtoU) they in a rainbow flutter of crinoline bright are all alike. Blind slaves of drew— eyes, and soft rustling a'dks the next mere automatons of fashion 1 Ono idea morning, as Colonel Audley walkerLab•eoms to swallow up their identity.— strectedly in, his tall head towering high What a relief it would be to find an ex­ above the surrounding throng,like haul’s ception to this wearisome rule." of old The color mounted for aa instant in a hot searlet flush to his bronaed cheek,as Mills Grey's soft, low-pitehed voice an- world, both actually and figuratively.) tiAv/rimTianurti'a livelv chatter. “Bilk handkerchief, if you ploms,’1! TAOMAXHWINVARD. Osel Maurer. JAMU charltqx. o—c Dtlrell. Mej S», tMT. ________ ,rfXZ:!S .Dorrell, “ previously, and toesing upon the fire And the last slip of o envelope, slowly burning over the subscription, written, oh, so tenderly:— Mias Milla Grey." ‘That dream !• over. I am thorough­ ly awake nt last ” said Colonel Ralph He rose and walked into his cousin’s • Six children ?” interrupted Eva — “and- w« whati X»d etucuius mo" • ur.wix a wxt’.i 5 C P-JNOLV. Dolan, my pretty Irish rith the bed-ridden oU jarentoT’ ’*T!r blue-eyed girt, with a mouth like a ripe-red raspberry. Of course I remember Bridget Dolan. What of •d, in Calafbrna, HOOFLAKD’B GEBMAB TOSIt, L OllDClt m Aim. / — —• — / J shall you wear, Milla? You have nut I think you said eight dollars a yard, for Udd me a word about your toHstte.” the widest silk P "What shall 1 wear ? My whito mnslia, I suppoeo. “Your whito muslin! echoed, Eva, half scornfully. Oh, pshaw! You’re Cplonel Audlcy swung himself round the revolving whet stooL to bm what search ef something that will ent up the . "And suppose I have—what then?” demanded Miss Grey, with prowling -Thea I’m afraidI everybody to doomdedded disappuin!- UlaSlciIlleExobanx^ beautiful eonary silk f It genuity, which should be cultivated and a shadow - unstable as water.' What �' DSt SOODS. &C0. riMu-r The following is the official result of the election in thia county on the 3d of November: Tbo result is Exceeding gratifying to all tbe friend, of Eternal Jaaticc, and mpocially to to thorn of ua wbo hare taken an active part in the caktasa. The majority far Electors in I860, wa.863; in 1864,630. .Tbe ma­ jority for Governor in 1880, wo. 800; m 1862, G20; in 1864, 644; in 1158. 1866, Tbe majority for Representative in Congress in 1880 was 815; in 1862, 584; ia 1864, 644 ; in 1888, 1167. Tbo ■ ’ f right and Jostles, learn to fore, and not to Aate your government, but span with eontetnpc, every rebel traitor whom you may meet, whether he be North or South, and when be attempt, to advance his traitorous, miserable, contemptable disunion ssnltanrais, my THE CHEAT DEFENDER to him, get thee behind meostan, I will bare naught te do with thse longer, I TTwrorr, rxnt-rrvAL, Sacxkd and nrvxoLATB, am for the Union now And forever more. Losse to the winds yaur pr^uriwo, de­ between th’s American People. termine to do ripht and stand by tbe THOMAS JEFFERSON, groot Liberty loving party, in the fu­ Tbo Apostle of tbs Democratic Faith, ture, that your children may new have Wrote the Immortal Doctrine* of Its to stead tbe Jeers and derision of peo­ ple, In afttr years as bring tbe eon or daughter, of an Individual who had de­ cided rebel proclivities. "IUd.” Total veto has been as follows: in 1860, tfltnaflya ibalfe those who aroraffbrinr from pear blight, bo would my, never cultivate the gn und at all. particularly for dwarf from; add a wheelbarrow load of manure every fall and keep the gram cut close all summer. III. sueossa with this mode of treatment has more than satisfied him .and he Intends fllllngupaU vacantavaem la bia orch­ ard next spring, and to go lato pear ralring again. He prefers tho dwarf aorta. They take up tans room, bear SEWING ss ..MbtUow st tteSton w DBUGS 4 MEDICINES, PHILLIPS 4 BENTLEY LOCAL Aatxnt n DMaorticBMUfW- IW On ths aoeaunt ef the cattle disease recently prsvflent in this country, a government order haa been promulgat­ ed In England, prohibiting the landing of hay from the United Statai. Ths Oregon, crops are very large.— Wheal la mlUag tn Portland) at from &5 to 70 orate per buhai, and oats at from 46 to GO conte. 1 the wvmt, ■ SEWSUUUT II Makes the Best Stitch k* m toAS .uAm znajoritiM for other Biate and county officers, from 1860, bsvo been about the same na for tbo Governor.. Tbo rote this fall indicates a rapid increaM of our population, 6.1 well m a steady growth of the Republican majority. Wo a<ld the official majority fot each of our can­ Hushed with the long possession of didates, but .hall pubEsh tbe official Power, Becoming Corrupt with the Patronage canvas, next wook. of Office, ELECTORS, 13GG, 1366,Maj Maj Forsook its Principles, HENRY P. BALDWIN, 1848, 1848, ••" Breathed the Infected atmosphere of --------------------------- 1348, “ Inscribed "Slavery” as tbe legend upon OLIVER L. SPAULDING, M49, Its Banners, and E. O. GROSVENOR, 1849, Pledged itself to Fasten the Fetter* on The Idrabs of the Slave, WILLIAM H.UMPHREY, 1849, And to Plant the System on 1849, B. D. PRITCHARD, Soil Forever Consecrated to Freedom. DWIGHT MAY, 1846, It appealed to the lowest Frrdjndices of Tbo Mnsaca against the Negro. 1848, ORAMEL HOSFORD, It denied Law to a Man because he wan 1348, DANIEI, E. BROWN, 1331, GEORGE THOMAS; 1821, ROBERT J. GRANT, Sil, ADAM ELLIOTT, EDWIN H. MALLORY, 706, . 1835, Il Lost the Confidence of the People, and then sought. By Secret Oiganlxatlonn wide-speed HobeUfosi, the 1381, •< 8HERMAN C. PRINDLE, 1330, “ ASA D. RORK, •' •vunuav ar itttNiATit Iimtriirr. 4 and DANIEL STRIKER, WILLIAM H. JEWELS 1340, 1369, FRANK ALLEN, 1315, “ WILLIAM L COBB, 1420, •• JAS. W. HOUOHTALIN, 1356, ■“ JOSEPH COLE, 1345, “ 1314. •< AU r ... . * Our 4484. THOMAS W. FERRY, ____ BEST RE1EBT TET DISCOVERED. mo ,-1861,2670; in 1884, 2685; in 1868..88U; nd i* 18C8, MACHINE Xntho World . Honor to the "Boy. in Bine.' The Loyal Soldiers of the country, nimoit without exception, deserve all praise for wbat* they have done In the jolitlcnl campaign Ju-’t cteecd. Ab their tginsparvneles promised, they have voted a» they have fought—for the Untoa, freedom, Justice, and humanity. Acting as ritixrnr, they have shewn fbe same devoted patriot Irin at the pell* they exhibited in the field, And their ballot, have gone on tbe same line and with the same alm as tlielr bnlleU.— The Republic is again Indebted to them for faithful servlcvs in helping to savfc Its Integrity. It would be difficult to overestimate the value of those service*. Not ss puiltioana; Dot as partlsarw, and Dot as claiming any authority for themsabreaas a class ; but simply m civilians who m«nt that the fruit, ef tbo victory ovw rebellion .beuld not be lost by any compromise with rebels, they have been once more "the boys in blue,” true to the natloa'e flag and true to tbe princi­ ples that flag symbol Ians. Those who have profewed to faar mllittary despotism are the undue domluatfou of tbe returned army, have bad their hypocritical adUcltude sternly, re­ buked. aa the men of the war have been foremoit in seconding the demand of their great leader, "Lot u. have Peace.” In the pent gathcrin;*, convention, and prooe.duns. tbe Federal eoldlcr* have shown that thrir tint and thrir single object hm been the pre motion of law sad order and e-iual rigbte. Id ^h»ir paraAles: aa oor.imatider* and marsUalsat torchlight and ether demon­ strations, they havagiven new feature* of preclioa, punctuallly rjid«tenJlne— fo the out-of-door electioneering oj^ratloua; but la all other respeeta they have beon with the people and of the people, seeking only to uphold our free liisCttutionx They, having do private end. to serve, have fully uudentood tbe situation and the danger of the crisis; , During four yew* of War To vindicate tbo Majesty of Law and The Principles of Constitution a! Government, it In tho year Which is now drawing to its oimI, tlie art the skill, and tho labor of the People of the United States have been employed with greater diligence and vigor and in broader fields than ov­ er before, fend the fruit, of the earth have been gathered into tho granary end tbo storehouse in marvelous absndanoe. Our highways have boon length­ ened, and new and wulifio region hare bora oconiod. Wo are permitted to bo;* that long protracted political mid sectional dimansious are at no distant day, to give nhoe to returning harmony and fraternal affection throughout the Republic. Many foreign States hare entered into liberal amementa with us. while nations, which are for off and which borrioforo hare boon unsocial and •xclurire, have become our fricndi.— The annual period of rest, which wc I®to reached tn health and tranquility, tad which is clowned with so many blessings, is, by universal consent, a con­ venient and suitable ono for cultivating poreunsl raety and practicing publie de­ votion. I therefore recommend that THURSDAY, tbo TWENTY-SIXTH day of NOVEMBER next, be sot apart and observed by all tho people of the United Stetea as a day for public praise, thanksgiving and prayer to tho Al­ mighty Creator and Divine Ruler of the Univorso by whose erur watchful, mer cifuL and gracious providence alone Btatas and nations, no lee* than fismilias and individual men. do lire and move and have their being. In witnfe^wbcrcof, I hare hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United Stain* to be affixed. 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The latter od Mm out of bed. and ■ lag m hie shirt flaps on tl r LO. orG. T.-Ata i Wanted at the Court of St Jarnos, an American Miniiter with a dean war rec­ ord, and an uutinctiva aversion of the enemies of his country. of Wild Flower Lodge, U. T. held KffinbM & ■<1 sera were.laatalkd I HASTINGS, MICH. Atluitie A Gt. Western lUilw,,. dtopateb. AllUsCaer GOBBLING Done on short Notlco. On the 24th nh.. tbe Ghieago Repub­ lican contained thisnotiee: “Mr. nota­ tion Seymour will lecture in thi* citv to­ night far the benefit of a New 'York Colored Orphan Asylum." SJK& Iowa and Minnesnta have adopted Ges. Cochrane said that the modem Augustus (Behnont). refening the sctinn of the el<lsr Augustus, found New York a Democracy of Marble sad left it a Democracy of Brick. of the November nuinl aathrope'a Dream; Three a thrilling story of lb. Oved to the Odd; N« Pro-—• ; An Odd Fellow York by Daylight and C ot Odd Fellowship; Ten Faith Verified by Worki itis; Intocripcrnnce; The EW YORK, CHINA NEW YORK, Many wish that the talking American •d a D*o*l Is thia City for Ua Minirier at tbe Court of St Janie* would THAJM AND C0ITEEM, and tbe hour when the last remains ot imitate the reticence of tho American At tbe .mail advance of five cants jter the Copper-rebel jarty will be politically Preaidrat Elect pound over the prices an udd by them. hurried post resurrection. NotwithstadTbU b .a important tlrrilnliMt t« all «b* “Onward” is tho title fixed upon the ing their mighty gains they harp so Maytie Reid's now tnagarin* for youth. bay ttaM .rtfcU; It win l>«lF mt. tbair amwy tbclr party has been growing beauti­ fully smaller all the time. Why, Mr. Editor? only last Friday tbe unterrilled had a pole raising at Prairieville, and Joskfh H. Coox, of that town, (a netad copjMirbcad,) actually gave a man a bushel of corn to go and belp tbtm raise th* pol*. Now, when a party gvte >e weak that it has net member* enough to rals a party pole without having to hire help, Hmmtoartalnly look pollti rally dark to them, To-merroun *un will bringthe proudest day 14 tbe I’nion loving people of America, that ba* dawned alnoe tbe day. of the Great Weahlngtaa. Purely it wee a glorioc. uprising. .But for them, thrir Indomi­ day for tbo Republic, whon we elected table loyalty trad gallant rally. Copper- our betovad Lincoln, right yearn no, beadtart end rebellion might to-day still bet rer when be wsa re-riseted four have been bringing upon us n reign ef tenur and all tbe evil, of cnarehy — With Grant at thrir bead, followed and anas at Appomattox. Bat what would Indorsed by Sherman. Tbomaa, Sheri­ thoao great victoria have amounted to, dan, and nearly every other General to have had tbe government consigned wb» was feUhfid aid scxmcssfal. they to the bands that eonghl for years to de­ moved forward In aoTld column, to race stroy it? Nothing. Tbo iivwi of hun­ more pst to flight the enemies of lhe dred. of tlAoueaud. of our brothers, the country. For thi. noble work they dre life of tbe Immortal Lincoln, the bL Orxx Evxxtxua.—Th flee will be open evening right o’clock, and we alia secour friend* there at ai Cay or evening. I’.fvem. to over the Grocery Store Sox, owner State and Ch Txa Aiwcak odd Official Orpin nf the Onl magaslac for^1L New R. HERRICK. The Jews of Boston, with hardly an On the Restoration of Pca?o, Won by the heroism and sacrifices of exception, voted tho Bepoblican ticket Thoir motto waa we vote for liberty." our Defender*, the Party Appealed to the Jndgmentof the People, A rillisn in Now Hampahire recently committed rape on a school girl whom bo VOSDSMSSD TO DIS I met by the roadside. / * By the Voice of the Loyal Million. Through tbe Ballot Box. It waa fifty years on Sunday lari sine* the first riesmboat on the lakes left w [.SWdierF JHcnd. Buffalo She waa named after an Indi­ an chief, “Walk-in-the-water.” ZDoxanoN Visit.—Th»j od in upholding the priori salty in cur midst under I the Episcopal Church, ar vlfed at the bowse of th Bancroft, Tuesday tvci emlaatiou held *n thli day the Mh Inst., th., sons received certificateI eobooleof this county : 1 D. M. Orr, James M. Hat ll. W. Cramer, P. C. Fr C. Vaughs, Itasy Butler lev and Daniel C. Warne! JEWELRY & MUSIC STORK Attempted, by Db order*, Bloodshed, and Violence, to Provoke Civil War in the Loyal States, and /feoxx SQUAW.-C Asm 4f Yankee (•fringe, leR jonje days alnoc, a Mani Hqevh, that in clrvumf.n q feet, and weighed 49) who cent ___ ___ ’ ] < ! Reul Jgt’Y YOVB CLOTH ST Entato Broker H. W. Balding. W. C Mr. A. W. Bailey, W C. A. Berne, W. H. 8. L. Malle, W. A. 8. Ma T. Phnilje, W. 1 Mrs. D. Striker, W. T Rosy BnUcr. W.C. «. E. Altoft, W. M. Marion Butter, W. D. Frank Pdndle, W. I. Baxter Owen, W. O.■ 0WUa Stebbins, B. H Hattie Bpsuldiug. L. Iter. A. P. Moor, P. 1 evatiy Pastos ef the B ta the City of Ooldw. Ma finally to till* place, making It a pannanen UASTISQ5 WOOLEN FACTORY. SOW HOIS IMU8THY! gOHBTaiNG KBW But thaak.be to Him Who nJ- the Tfew. ThenefoteGraat, Wha. waBMvey ye* defeated, awd wWosm-dhe hy untiring 1 and Hi �BtBttiESS CARBS. On. of the *M gratifying momenta', of the lai. National triumph is the adop­ tion of Imp&nfnl BufEraga in tho Etatoa ............ , , «Mr<T. W—. of Iowa and Hmvsmra by dwasir. majoritisa. This was th. third trial in Minnesota—Uxo voto fur Justice and Trao Democracy increasing at tach repetition. Michigan, wo trust, is about to follow. If their brass were not meh-dtap,^* should shame the slanderers who assort that the Republicans are &r Negro EufL-ago in tho South, but against it at the North. *QMW,tai*4v*dO7*-*»«l **e»**K N. BARLOW, Hartare,Stoves. InOaili BARLOW & GOODYEAR, HASTIKlM. r K MnL AMtSvpX DtlrolL nxxrxn’a Moxthly Mxaxnxx— We Invite tbe attention of our reailam tn the Prospectus of Harper's New Month­ ly Magazine, published in another col­ umn. AU they promise they will per­ form. TAte and all other magasines, ad­ vertised tn our column* will be furnlvb«d to our «ibacriber*, at the lowrtt Ctub Rat". 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Dn®, Msliciies, Grsceries, Groceries and Produce, alaation held *n thia place on Frly the Cth inat.. th- folloijrljlg per­ il* received certificate; to teach in the liwjb, of this county: Enoch Andru*, U. Orr. James M. Hall, Leri Waters. W. Cramer, P- C. Freeman, Annie V. iushu, Rosy Butter. Marion But- of the November number: Tho Mie- 1 autbrope’* Dream; Three Links ofLove: | a thrilling story of the Great West; , Owed 11 the Odd; New Embalming ( Prorcw : An (jdd Fellow Abroad; New ; York bj DayllfeMand Gaslight; (terns ot Old Fellowship; Tent of Abraham ; Faith Verified by Works ; California ■■ il l«; Intemperance; The Life of Bebcka; Fatehs*; Pearl.; Poetry; Ladies’ De- Hair Eegenerator. tjs.: Tilt AXEBICAX ODD Fellow ; tbe Official Organ of the Order A literary magazine for nil. New York; John W. I Orr. per year. Principal contents [ AMD BOOKSELLER. wty opsa Rich Reading I—Tint PhserouxhCAL'Jouuxal for November, eon lains Pcrtralta rnd Biographical Skstchew of । Max Muller, the Philological Scholar and Author; Isaac Taylor, the eminent writer on Christian Ethics;-Schiller, Axxatios Visit.—ThepubUoInterest- . ed in upb-dding tbe principles of Christiaoity m our midst under the auspices of tbe Ijihcnpal Church, are cordially in. I \itedal the house of the Rev. J. W. IJavcbuFT. Tuesday evening tbe 17th Drug & Book.tore W. «. GOODYEAR, B*ta»p,A*g. M.1M7. ft ftium' Mntcal Firs Im. Ct. •arjBjagsfHa-i Bauler & Eickai® Dealer,! fe.r <ll&rrat .Objects, itlsatretod by d« ngntis;* d«»ls**d by —'i The |«bli»tnrr. .iroraoce tor 1M» • *ra rm.1 by th**bara>lag MtaCradUs «* raigiaal .tore t.rboy. »4 pria to ro. Ibe**|b the year, by Bolotte A>fiw. Jr.. «f to. mrat BIRST ARD EATOS COU.TIES bra, «n*r»S m* I—'". ^HAIR DRESSING prscios* A* tk»U premite* !»•«< Ibra twrCrwed I* lb* prat. •* t>»r. to Win* lt»»y will orattara to b* I* lt>* i lb«agh II U diScolt to tn b*» B.Lxoe Every Bottle is Warranted. Is a Sa» CoxnmoM.—Frank P. Blair _harpers sail h* would rather sleep with a nigger than a Democrat. Th. nigger refusal to *lecp with him, so h* turned to tbe Democracy. Tbo Utter hare just kick*J him out of bod, and rant him sprawl-, ingia Ida shirt flaps on tho floor. What Frank will do when he recover* hi* ser.»e« and fine* hismelf thus "osi in the cold” is now than humanlfctnrc cam MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Itrarrarntoilr. is Cram** for ’ ramil IlWmlaC Ibis lilat*. Is wWrt To.r l*S«wi*r d|** ,hr ** Se"»'"ri»! Dl.lrirL , «hkb rrar oHMiir i« .ttochnd, .gr...bl. to Tbcac t’ill/*rv frra frwn dr*«lie, grip>*< »»d Z I. O.orG. T.—Ata regular rotating arato.ltosan.,.1 Tta, psrity to.bl-^ lb. lolwtlra., r<rf. fro-'»« *“ ot Wild Hower Lodge, No. 44, I. O. ot G. T. held November 2d, Use following L«lth *«»M •" ,h<rn A*”* r,na"*‘ to Cu.U»re«•» fwdydrto. b*«ta. tarate <.fflc»r» w<-rt' installed lor the ensuing Uk. two « ‘hr*. »»wf olri'L ,o/ * ’ .nd lb* -tok. todr- -4 |-rdjtod bow.l* H. W. Belding. W. C. T. b,o«. n braltoy-4 e-eraora a* to lb* prta. Mr. A. W. Bailey, W. V.T. raolkw^to U* dtr •< ’«• T*rt,tad U. A. Barna, W.R. 8. L. Malle, W. A. B. Mia T. PhlUljo, W. F. 8. Mis. D. Striker, W.T. ’ Groceries and Provsions, SfcfiOSENE OIL .ts^dsksst'”*' tarty occvpite by A tag naatu. w• raw i«i j.mibwi ia «rai»»s»os | Al tta (tud n Htai« MlrwA, H««li*r Roxy Butler, W.C. G. E. AltoO, W. M. Morton Butler, W. D. M. Frank I’rtndla, W. I. G. Baxter Owen, W. O. O. BteUa EU-bbloa, R. H- 8. Haiti* Spaulding, L. H. F. Bev. A P. Moor, T. W. C. T. New CuubckOboaxxxbd.—Tl»sR«v. K Cvbtus, fsnnexly Editor of the Mich. ChritHan Herald, and more re­ cently 1’abtob of the Bahut CnvBCS in tbe City of Coldwater; has moved hl* family to this place, with a view el making It n permanent home. He ex­ pects to organta. a Baptist Soctety here immediately, and will bold regular ser­ vice. In the Court House every Lord's day, morning and evening. it may not bo atntaa for us to say fur­ ther, that wc have known Mil Curtis for the pant 12 ycrua as one of tbe roo«i efficient and untiring tateon-ra in tbe eaura of Owl And Humanity, in the Htate, and that w® cararatly congratulal* our Baptist frt«»d. hero, sod Um public genendly, that a man .f •«* derWed ability. ChrfactaD ahastater, sad WOULD «. ■r.dot. . V.ptobJ. prarsraitoo Ito raoA ( AB. ttlMMALL S CO iTvpn.inr.. ■*!Mran»* Bm’MUT7w«ni«2o« “ SEa*SSJSJEKrS5a.- Xtff YORK PIANO FORTS COMPANY. One Dollar Sale! FREE or COST SS*SRCS: Agents! I ASTI FOB HIDES AND PELTT �CASH STORE “ BLUE COATS!" Jed lev a.t Lira, M/ortio Taiem IlsoslslMSMelve aM Eagrsvtegs sad KO g«*. sad Is tk« spiriMl sod sknpMl war Uok E A. BAKER A CO'S pabllshw. Fries oaly »rpsrcv>.y.’ tteadfor circulars sad saa oarterw*. sod foil dsacriplisa MEAT BALE •Mbs work. Addrsas J OJUS BROTHERS * or PKT AXD FABrr GOON. At. Ac., -here CO., Chicago, HL, or 8t Loala, Mo. ONE DOLLAR Andrew rn»4 Us aircls aw la Every year saw farloasa bria Ckaaoa aldsrrnta sad saayar. IN ALLSTAGESOF A Splendid Auortmmt for Sale at Rail Road Fricee. CONSUMPTION. They Immoflslets iMrsass Iks rtrewglh and deepen the »/■' ofthe pale blood. They eabd.e tbo Chills aal Ferae, dimiaish the Ksaewtaratton. and chock Ua nigh taweala. al wart, la from a—a-—, rl. «i,. i. AU Hastings Outdone! ‘ Sclciiik. IaiUmL PROBATEORptn ' Safe. BOSADALIS TRY IT! TRY It! TRY IT Tbo Eastern market is less active, but prices are firm with a alight advance on seme desirable grades. Tho Ikwtun t.'ommrmol Billttin gays that it is fall­ ing off in trade “is partly duo to tho i«x>r assortment offering, and the abso­ lute deficiency of some styles of wool moot wanted for immediate consump­ tion. But it is mor ox.particularly the result of tho fact that wool prices havo advanced to.a range at which manufac­ turers do not deem it prudent to operate, and which ther say is not warranted by any corresponding udrnnoe in products. Tho market for woolen goods u active and firm for a few choice and scasonable articles, which just now tax the full capacity of manufacturers, and in some oaans ore sold ahead of production. But K’ido from these specialties, the volume of general trade from first hands is only moderate fur the season. An im­ mense amount of woolen machinery has been employed in tho production of fall goods, and tho market is well stacked with most descriptions of heavy dumcet» fabrics. Hon co manufacturers are beginning to slack up, and are prepar­ ing to change their machinery to the production of Light spring Roods. Tho InthtUrial Antrriean, in an article on Western WoolenMauufiuRuroa, says: “In 1860, the whole number of wool­ en manufactories in tho States of Ohic>' Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, WiscoxuKn, Iowa and Minnesota, was only whereas they now number 557 —an mcroaso of ovur forty one per conL The total number in the United Stales in 1860 was 2,019, employing 33 189, male and female operatives, with an invested capital of *3,8484,439, and yielding a product valued at *65,038,091. laduding the State of Missouri, which had 98 establishments in onoration. there were in the West in 1850/MI establishments engaged in woolen manufactures, hav­ ing an invested capital of *2,742,151, employing 2.960 male and female opera­ tives, and yielding a product valued at *6,584,509. The sapitol invested in tho estimated at *5500,000, being more than doable the amount employed in the 641 establishments cngugvxi in ths business in 1860. Without reckoning those no* in operation in Missouri, it will be seen that the West is now run­ ning about twenty-seven and a half per eent. ss many miles aa were in operation in tho whois country in I860." Tbo Notional Association of Wool Manafactarora, at their fourth annual meeting, held in the city of New York, on tho 7 th insL, adopted the following reaolations: WArroea Tho beneficial effects of the recent tariff on wool and woolens were postponed by throe obvious causes ; 1. The increase of card wool machinery the war to nm^y the wants of ’ the Government; 2. The great quanti­ ty of surplus goods thrown by tho Gov­ ernment upon the market at rates far below the cost of production ; 3. By the stocks, both of wool and woolens, imin anticipation of the passage of a tariffbill, and held at merely nominal charges under the warehousing law*; And. wkrrrar, The effects of this tariff have boon fully displayed only within the last fow months—it is therefore Rrnlrrd. 1. That die existing tariff on wool and woolen* is well adapted to promote tho development and prosperity of the woolen industry; that its good effects are manifoet in tho roeent revival •f tho bu.'iuoss, in tho exclusion of for­ eign shoddy good*, in tbo supply for mineral consumption of sounder and better fabrics than hare before been made in tho country, in the production of now Tsriotios of card wool fabrics, in the dovolonmont of tho worsted manu­ facture. hitherto tho least advanced branch of onr woolen industry and in the successful, profitable and rapidly inereasfagculture of combing wools, wherwby the material for a deficient industry is eujiplisd, and the public obtains an invaluable accession to tho supply of BEST BEIEDT TET DISCOVERED. o. >. iraouma. SlltCSSS, 82000 ROSADALI8 Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. RUSSELL & NEVINS. 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A^ittthrstcr's. tSf for testiiaosy of remarkable earas SV ‘BMadJia JlmiBM tjr Utloysar.j*-] SPECIFIC PILL, al the Laboratory of Dr. J. J. Lawrence A. Co. :u Baltimore Street. Baltimore, fltrylaad. SEXUAL DEBILITY I 1 GEORGE PRESTOS lavilM year sites tlaa to bls Large 4. Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, Two to fox Boita at tbe Spvrilc PHI will pmmpUr^Bioeo and penaaaenlly^Cars any fnvolanlary Kigblly ur* Dolly Lessee. hoa'erer originally caused. ar however agaraostod io ■*— -an.es— -in---- rdlly enrrret those ch spring foam the JUT YOUR CLOTH AT HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. •ubjrct lo wsaknnasaof Iks Gsnlto L'riaarv orsaos. Thcss should so I foil to use tho Kpocidc WINCHESTER'S Srecmc PILL eoaialas ao Msreary, Iron or aap iajurloaa legNdltnl, bulla pursljr vsgstabis. and baa bsso oitmircly ussURir mm than Wrij Tsara.— Used acwding todlrselloM II vHI apssdllr rr •torv Ute Ylrilt PowSr* la alt csaoa ot Imfatescy orlaeaparity 7 *a-A MKW TBBATIKC,-ei gislag lhe moat promiesnl Omum sad Frmplom. HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware F>x-o41tul»le Employment. WE •'» la ot r»»nretie baaineae men. vv with from f IN to RAtHi capital, to open er­ ica in Important towns, or Io act aa caovaeaing events tn every (booty la ’tbo Colled Metes, for KELLBY dt CB. Figure 2 Sewing Machine, NEW YORK, Warranted to bo the boat low pries Machine In •d ■ Depot !■ ibis city for Ur . Jr.ias, oil a lsao, glass. Bvrrr. AaCfoeapMon tfew Usall Ro**, Addin* TranaportaUoa. Psrifoals* Atlaatfoo paid to Buildint .Vateriale. It.. Troughs ud Up,.. KU.,, XMto. Shell-Hartwar, uad Cutlery, WGII er nut ter Clrtuters giving Prices, ’ WM. H. MCCONNELL. A*Mt R-mprodry Tnaxty with Canada would j be more than counterbobuMad by chockin* the iropulw which haa already be* givea to tbo growth of oaotriag wools h«* while the advocacy of n rwnral 1 , . * K* M0S4C M*R?m..8»-4 Rs*M^ Mich. AT XEDCCED rmess. Dodge's Clebrated Plows rereo.ur.lm,.!, me— ▲ B TA OX. OQ If. MX* J. 1). Httfflxun. (ba, ■laemasr •satalt K, JtoaigoTTW. Tuwas KaadM B.Ra»«« » w SSWtt.W''’- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-11-18.pdf 578c2161b9622e07b6e1215d327a2ce8 PDF Text Text ght Misting* Ssaaer geo. M. DBWEYj st HA8TIXQ3. DARRT CO., MICH., Mateerlgtlea, 13tinner ®l)e 8kt giitiijf gasarr. H n'aiifi ycteiwsu~4s6| fssi rsn swits'wiwesi Wet by geo. m. bewey. pliull- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. NOV, 18,1868. llasiiiMS Jirertorg. MEDICAL HOOFLAID'S GEHI4I BITTEHJ, TO Jaowm, LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland's German Bitters HEW YORK, BOSTON, A.xx<l New England Cltlew. THB RAILWAY EXTEXD5 FROM Baffsiote New York, 4M Mlles. Deakirk Io New Yerlt, 400 Mlles, Salaatanea to New York. 41A Mlle., RR to S7 Kites the Shortest Rente. HOOFLAND'S OEMAN TONIC, Hoofland’s German Bitters, HOOFLAND'S .QEBMAN TONIC i. Asnms. *. m. Dt. C.o: SSOTT, s c. rxnrDLE, , S3ATE, Motur TOrthr. H-. r. AWlt for IN. riKZK- lite, is fastened onto this hero ininit hap­ py l>y now dfetractid country for two yeero more Crash us Hertas! send the yaller fever to the Corner* now, and fin- L C3XS, WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN ll.UTtXGS WOOLEN FACTORY. SUPPORT fiOffi-INDUSTRY! TM A. M EXPRESS WAIL. .1. Ate. u>d Horn LVonA.v. .«e.pl«l). Connect. .1 Elmir. wltk'Norlbm Cmtml Killwar for HinUbora. FhlUd.lpbi. .ad tb« .•iooih.’md nmvM In New York st TAO A. W i.ii P. M. LJOHTEX1SO EXPRESS (DeOy) Slope at HareeH.TilteS.IO P. W. <Snp.>. u< untw in Kew Tert: T.4O A. M , connecting !.* to Bad news travels fast We her heerd frum ennff of the States to know that the butcher Grant—he wich wunst afore stood in the way of the Confederacy— hex been elected President, and that Seymour and Blare, our gcllorious stan­ dard-bearers, her bin defeated igno­ miniously. . This ends it I This finishes it I There is no longer hope for Dcmocrfey. Our star is sot in gloom. Never sh'el I foreit the ghastly appearance uv Deekin Pogrera's face, ex the fatal noose wux told him. A single tear rolled from his left eye, down hw furrowed cheek—it glit­ tered far a brief moment on the tip uv his brillyant nose, and plunged off into space! How like our hopes! Never a word sed bo, bnt sadly beckoned mo to faUer. Sadly he walked to the square, mournfully he pulled down the Confide­ nt flag which hex waved from the polo in front uv Bascom s, tenderly ho folded it, and placed it under the l*rl uv whisky in the bar. ‘Thar lei it rest," rasped he in a husky tone, “it will never kiss the breexes no more." And over­ come with omoshun, the old man busted into a flood uv tears wich saved his life. The drain uv moisture Crum his system made it necessary far him to take suthta to fill its place, and that suthin wux strongthnin. To nre him I took authta too. And Ben Buller is elected. That ex­ cellent Conservative Richard H. Dana, who has forgotten that ruffled shirts went out uv dale 20 years ago, and who still reads the A’««A«r/ Jntrtliyencrr tfarin it to bo a Whig paper, is defeated, and Butler, who wuust hung a Dcmokrat in Noo Oilecns and would do that The people will l>* donriTrd uv their innocent amoooemenls. This Grant will send on armed hirelfas, clothed fa enus bloo, with muskota and rich, who will prevent our shootfa niggvro and who will pertect on ther farms and fa ther shops the ojns(Northetnbrs who hev set­ tled in^ur midst We shel see the gellorious Bou'hcm system dec • r • d y and shoorly. The whippin-posts will ret and tho stox will decay—the yelp uv dorgn will no morn bo heerd, and the cheerful track uv the pistol and the shreek nv the man wai has got his gruel will no more be heard fa all the load.— Boicum, after bo hex tho few farrm. still unmoatgaged in fhe visfaity, will claw, end go to LooisTillo end embark into a wholesale grocery trade and jin the ehurchfOnd give Ubrally to Sunday-skoota; his grocery will fall fate dekay and the rino will haug by ono hinge. We shel ,ee churches and skool-honses, fa> toys tnd villages ercryw|iere The P<M.nun •lace uv 2,000 nkers will be divided up into twenty farms, and onto thorn farms will bo tlio bustlfa Noo Yorker, the cool, ealcntahn Yankee,thestiddy, hard-wwkiu German—who will display his gu'erin nacher by workin himself inxtid uv forcin niggftra to do it for him. Wo diol be run over with akool-manns, delu d with accdemies, plastered orar with nooopupere, stunned with Machinery, drove crasy by the whirr, craah add ctaah uv mowin machine and reapers. And ther will bo choeso mode at tho Consre. Ppnnibackcr'a distillery will be turned into a chcej-o factory, and weak whey will run wher now tho genrosa highwines flash along tho troughs. Ther will bo no rectifyin at the Curnere- tho hogpens will be abolished and in ther sted will be akool-honscu And methinks I see fa my mind's eye Aornsho the spir­ it, the ghost uv tho departed Pogrom, (for ho won’t survive it long), a bvverin over the seeno, ex Haralick’s father did. The blessed shade wfll look in vain tor life bouse on tho spot wher it stood will bo an accodcmy. Ho will turn to Ba.oom’s, but thor he will find n dsoetriet akute. Pannibacker’s!’’ ho will 9fa a specitooal smack nv hfe spooritbps we will hover over it, but the smell uv cheese in the ntaco uv the strongthnin odors in wich he dclitos,will scud a spiritooal shudder thro him. A gust of a tear will nln down hfe wpwritoool now. Eagar for a minnit et tho dp like a daw prop on th* rose, and fall ! Then will tho dissatisfied gust demand to be taken back to purgatory, a place less tryfa to his nerves. Dockin Pogrom hex Daly britened un wnnst ’ A thot flashed over hfe mind wich gave him comfort for a minnit— ‘■Inn's ther a Booth for Grant ex there wux for Linkin T" askt he. “Ah!’’ sod I, fa alarm, “wood you kill Grant to hev Colfax fa hfe place ? We mite kill #ilfax, say you. Alare ! sposn they'd elect Bumnwex President uv the Beniti Kill Sumner ? Good Lord, no! They'd then ’ elect Butler Bpoekoruv tho House, end ho can't be killed. No! No I We had better boar the ills we bev than fly to them we know not uv. It's gone. AU feun with mo and us. I shel stay fa Kentucky for the present, tho what may become uv mo tho Lord only knows. I’xteouxx V. Nsor, P.M. (Wich is Postmaster.) 1 won't say a word ox to the causes uv this most terrible defeat. Seymour wood make sj>c«hcs, wich hex alius bin fatel to Prveidenfhul aspirate, and Blare wood write terrible letters, wich is just ex bad. Besides Blare fairly represents us, wich druv off all tbl decent people, and Sey­ mour ruther prides hisself oa being a gentleman, wich chilled the ardor of our party. The nominaaboua were unfurchnit, but I don’t rqiroach ’em. It’s fate. I aigli, Deekin Pogrom slglis, and the rest uv our cirkle wood righe, only they havn't returned fromlnjeany, wher they her gone to vote fa the interest uv tho Consfitooahcn, and to aid fa the main­ tenance uv tho laws. Sigh 1 I hev reason to sigh. For Pol­ lock will git the Post Offia after all.— Tho his hands ore contaminated b ' beta taken into the hands uv niggers — hands wich handles kalkcr and draws Bu.nr. Carets HTIX THE WORLD JH t- mollusc*, and is consekcntly degraded by earnin hia own Erin—his hands will company altatgbl Ireis. on Ihi. railway. pass out to Doekfa Pogrom tho paper RjtOGARE checked through. wich the Corner, takes". The Doekfa. ex he thought uv this, bust into teem agin. “I shel stop that (>ap«r," sex he, ‘•and tho Corners shel go back into the darkness of ignonyice. I shel nover agin go for a letter—nor will I over Lev one writton for me to any body. When a Ablfehn face is at the general deErery I shel stop patornizin tho Post Oflis I" Will the new Administraahun deprive a whole community uv a pap<----------- *to give one uv its supporters a Wo shel eoe. Bui, I cood endoor tho Ions t suhen - for prinsinlo I kin loo succeeded:— ’ dom squarely in the face - but I------------•‘I can remomber one point in which er and more terrible followfa thia cat- I am rory sure the printer of 1820 had a very great advantage over you of th<»o Wat uv the niggers ? Wai uv us ? davit, and that was in gotting airfare iuat Wo shel bev niggers votfa at the Ccr- reward for their lahar than you do. Not nrrs! We shel her, at our polos, aU uv that there wn» plenty of money in those tlio black cusses who live between hero dave—there waa but liyle of it for a and Garrottetown, a votfa es regler e> time I can remember when there were hresl WloAaor St^jso M..MC*. ■. though they wux white men. We shel but two banka in the state. Money was FMcCABfoWesTa Psm. Agi, Iteirel L bar em defiHn the sakred ballot box ex not plenty. Now and then we got hold tho they wuxnot uv a cuaridnco. I eee of a pistereen, nine-pence or four-pcnceMWtXYARD. Oaa I Masaeer. dork buss afore our poor State. They halfiwnny. But I can »0 you what they Wffl hereafter hold the land wich they did get Dierally ; they rot two cords of hev bought, and wich they Evo on, by a wood, they gut four bushel, of corn they shore tenure, and they wffl increase and Ctwelve buahela of oata, and twentymulfiply. Pollock will buy ther pror bushels of potatoes, and sixteen doose and they wfll work and get money. pounds of butter, for a year’s idaoin-, Thh money they will lend to us—for ti<m ! I can remember when my father . we must hev it to sustain life and they cellar was half foil of apples, enough to wi 1 take mortgagee into our land.— furnish one-half of the nllsga of Munt(Whan I say osr.l mean Deddn Pogrom peber could they hare them now- Why, and rich). Ex we Dever work oureel he had to feed them to the hogs. Often and will no't hev, under the present a?- he had from six to twelve barrels of ci­ ^^,1. ft. mru. der at a time, enough wheat, rye, and labor usoseoari- to our support, wo kin earn ‘o fill a targe granary, a yard filled never pav; and the reeult will be, this with right feet wood, potau-e. and vegeboauti'ul land uv ourn, wich we so dear­ tahles at artry aort-qmte difcwat pay ly love, will naasoui uv the hands uv toe from what we get now, but infinitely stronger and bettor race into the control 1 *** ,a*srTttwv&&!aa okkount Butin tho nigger settlement al Garrettatown yoo bev more than twen­ ty who wood—. The poor Deekin rushed out uv tho ’hD® Bigler loft hia moat fbondish JJRIE BAILWAY: Hoofland's German Tonic. ™ ttajuin.ienutiia iron Prepared by Dr. a M. “* " rtUBMMW** NUMBER 30. SMS. J. W. Uuekk. . A. iBxrsUn, M. T«l>!r. L R. Gfo-r, C« I., S.nford. Wa. f. Gur.il, Un. L. Hufon'., 1 Mas UrattkeaL ,riun. Juuie. Pea, Atteniv Pn», l»tk« kit, Cautabhfcn, W»*LCvhte”- Jssllss foN, J«4x»crf Frutelr HUIMMTT, if. 11. A. pNdywr. Hud van. �J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRY GOODS. T« *ssr riaur ' tbs moat populous, enterprising and The people will demand rigid honesty' wealthy porttoH of the Unton. Let and economy in every department of tho, Diem cease to hurl tho contemptible epithet* of "carpet-bagger'’ and ’•seal*public service, and will hold tho Repub­• wag” at Immigrants from tho North lican party to a stribt'accountability. and from Europe, who would bring That Gen. Gsajtt will justify all tho, them capital, labor and skill to restore their waste places, least they engender’ expectations of bonost, patriotic men, ' the belief that they arc venomous ser­ we have the most explicit confidence.— pents, crawling on the face of the But be con- do little without t^o cordial lug erect in the dignity or^UlMnahlp. cooperation' of Congress, and th* earn­ Tho Incoming Administration will est support of tho Republican Press, give confidence to capital and labor in whi?h more than any other agency the North; and lufuae such vigor Wo firmly bs- as has not been felt since- the gloomy llevo he will be fcundto bo tho vsrrlent- year that preceded the war. The ab­ inyfor of extravagance, speculation and sence of all fears of an attempt to over­ throw the reconstructed governments thieving, whether by Members of Con- by force, and the adjustment of our fin­ grew, Federal Office Holders, ar Jobbers ancial difficulties on an equitable and and Contractors. A* such ho wfll re­ solid basis—o task to which the new ru­ lers win promptly addfe® themselves— ceive the earnest and fearless support of wlll calm the public mind, exercise the tho Baxxix, which has never 'pandered spirit of npadlaUon, invite and encour­ to slavery, flr its supporters and endure- age the return to specie payments, and carry the whole country forward in a are, North or South, Political Competi­ career of unexampled enterprise and tion, Patronage or Potter, and while its Among tho first duties to which Gen. Grant will devote his attention will Post, xxtex wax. doubtless be the Introduction of rigid Republican* of Barry County ! Those economy and accountability in every department connected with the expen­ of you who want a lire County paper, an diture of public moneys. Wo trust that eo.'ohi paper, an independent paper he will exscind needless offices,slid urge which darei tpeak At truth, lot it hit or upon Congress a curtailment of Its lav­ ish system of appropriations, and thus hurt whom it will, scud in your money relievo tho people by reducing the bur­ as subscriber* for tho Bxxxxa for 1869. den of taxation which now oppresses and vexes both the rich and the poor. As on inducement to do so noir, wo oiler Among the reforms which wo hope to to send our paper from the receipt of see instituted either by the closing ses­ tho money, until January 1st 1870, to sion of the present Congress or the opening session of its suocccor, Is a rad­ all nete Subscriber! who pay us strictly ical revision of our naturalization code. in advance for 11,50. Or wo will furn­ Let the right of aliens to the ballot be ish any of our Subscribers now or old, so protected by safeguards that its ad­ ministration shall cease to be a libel up­ any other paper or Mognzino published on Judicial proceedings, a burlesque up­ in tho United States, at tho Publishers on the elective franchise, and the sport and prey of reckless partisans. loireit elub rater. In one particular we anticipate that Friend* I Shall wo not hear from Gon. Grant’s administration will prove you at onco ? < actcre who have played a commanding part in extraordinary times, he poeacstea rare skill for putting the right man The Election of Gen. Grant !• the in the right place. This quality Is cstentlal to th* successful discharge of the finale of an eight years' llruggle, which has teamed with events without a par­ duties of the Presidential office. Tit* allel In the anuab of this or any other Preoldcat must trust very much to the nstisn. During four of these years the honesty, the sagacity, the discretion of Republic was engaged lu one of the subordinates. Gen. Grant has proved greatest civil ware that ever convulsed that be eqjoya the faculty of selecting mankind, and through! tho other four amUtaate wisely and well to a very romarkablo degree. He has shown that it has been th* prey of faction* aud pas­ sions that have inflicted evils hardly he has th* capacity to discover and the ie* calamitous than strife on the battle courag* to appoint to important posi­ tion* those who ore worthy of his confi­ From tlio opening to the close of thia dence ; and we foci sure that be will not period one man has borne a loading part, fall to cxcrciso both in the new field whereon he is about to enter according and for the larger portion of it be has been tho mo>»t conspicuous actor In the to hl* Judgement, pnd In spite of pres­ wonderful drama. Starting la obscuri­ sure or clamor from friends or foes. If the new Adminbtratlon shall prove ty, and advancing by slow and sure steps, he has reached an eminence where as successful ** wo belleye it will, *o he challenges tho respect and the confi­ completely must It ^dispose of all the dence of the body of hie countrymen, leading subjects that have troubled the and has made his name a household country for the last ten year*, andromc word throughout the world. This man, of which sprang Into existence a* min­ by the tuffrnges of his feBow-cltisans, ister* of evil a third of a century ago, has been placed at the bead of puUlie that it wouljd not Ixi marvellous If ere affairs for the four years Immediately Its dose tiftro should be a reorganization before us. And as soon ns tho preju­ of political parties such as occurred In dice* and the passion* engendered by a thsadministrattou of Jefforeon and in moulds public opinion. .fc'* 3ATC**orCMl*. ri'.'a ■ «T« fr •uu Dro.o Cbm. :t r S7» ■f H j» r: MM 9> I.' ** 1". Printing. Wood (or J.il, Is t. «soo 4 74 Work on Jul, si? Soadrlro. sail sso Jciliee Foe*. Aueodnncr Pifclcwru X J. )Umom. T. P. Ilrow*. Howry. 1 n«derol-o“7J J Jrwrll, Wm H Kaaxte. J*h* PWwail Ir* To**, A 0 1OOCKT VAIO. •» so US* Its* 1«M ISM It 14 Diekorwo. C B Exyrrn »n 11 M 17 0 ISM IS M H 1 V, 1 II3 Kt IS 0u She go,tings ganner. In this county with Its Radical Vote x>f 3000 w» should have al least 1500 sub­ bribers, not only Is It important to us Jn ■ finanetsd point of view to Increase oar circulation, but It is equally so that wo may nraku many Improvements that w* bsvelHomi temptation for the bene­ fit of oar reads™ With tho begin Ing of literary department, of the paper, •fall »U. II rata rm • mam, r* «1 rm, tirrlr ud l» m, fam), ■ atata of Om. Oo.iT.fcK fc. opou««». fc a. dra. Uuulldfc B^nbBcu. Uonoow K-ferrod U» M~Kd SEWING In the tear which is now drawing to ; s *nd, the ext the skill, and th* labor , f tho People of tho United State* have ] eon employed with greater diligence , ad vigor and in broader fields than ev_r before, and tlio fruita of tho earth have been gathered into the granary ’ ~ MACHINE DBUGS ft MEDICINES, PHILLIPS ft BENTLEY, LOCAL AQEXTS, HASTINGS, MIC1L snifi towns *• *' ’• Tmrf,^r“"XH»,:i‘l,'0<>Or) QCALI. day, to giro place to returning h»xmony and fraternal affection throughout the Republic. Many foreign Suteu have entered into lit'eal agreements with us, while nations,"which are fax oft and which heretofore have been unsocial and exclusive, have become our frienda— The annual period of rest, which wo have reached in health and tranquility, and which is erownod with so mapy blessings, is, by nnivtnal consent, a con­ venient and suitable one for cultivating persona! nioty and practicing public de­ votion. I therefore recommend that THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH day of NOVEMBER, next, b* set apart and observed by all tho people of tho United States as a day for public praise, thanksgiving, and prayer to the Al­ mighty Creator and Divino Ruler of the Univen*, by who** ever watchful, mer­ ciful, and gracious providence alone States and nation*, no loss than familire and individual men, do live and move and have their being. In witness whereof; I have hereunto set my hand and caused tho teal of th* United States to be affixed. MAKES FOUfi DIFreBENTHTlTCBM. UM»»u»fagJ5tjr; rTASS, R Makts the Best Stitch, Patent Medicines, Lhlr Kil 4 ” Books and Stationery, Will Last a Life-Time. SPECIFIC PILE, groceries, or all xrxD3 axd or nst qualitt. HEXUAL DEBILITY! TIUH MACUINK TOOK THE FIRbT PREMIUM, the Prospectus of Harper’s New Month­ ly Magazine, pubib.bed in another col­ umn. All they promise they will per­ form. ThU aud all other magazines, ad- EVERY MACHINE IS WARRARTEBI PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS FiMmiaiCiivtar Pbsmsss srCosrs- cd to our subscribers, at the lowest Club Rater. Also, for sale. and subscription* received by Main Brothen at the City Be Sure to See thie Machine, Dkxokevt’s Monthly.—Every lady wishes for at least one magazine, and huslgtnds and tethers can find ns other In the whole range of periodical liters-, turn that will prove *o useful, ro wel­ come, or eo good an Investment as Dem­ orest's. It Is fashionable wkhsut being frivolous, full of goo:l, sensible ruggestlons, and of really valuable Information In regard to dress, the household, and whatever pertains to woman's work. Send for It —tho price is nearly nominal, $3. with an honest premium. Publish­ ed at 478 Broadway, New York. “FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.* Hasting* Feb. 28th. 1868. NEVk*8 DEPOT, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, FOB PURIFYTNfi THE BLOOD’ GEOBGE PRESTON HYDE & PRINDLE, BEAL ESTATE & INSURANCE &. Well Selected Stock of ROCERIE8, furiously contested campaign shall have Under each el tho great chieftain* had time to cool, no eandld person will for a moment doubt that "the Interests, Jut named, old Issues and cflbtc organi­ the honor, and the glory of tho Repub­ sation* and decrepit leaden passed into cbllv'.os, and during their respective lic are socure’ln his bauds. administrations parties askutnel the One of ths first objects to which the forms which they wore for the succeed­ new Administration will turn Its atten­ ing thirty years. Bo wo imagine it will tion, will be the completion of th* task bo under the rule of Grint. It would of reconstruction,the pacification of the contradict the precedents, belle the lea­ South, and the restoration of order and se no of history, and set nt naught the security to that suffiiring portton of the deduction* or philosophy, If ths con­ vulsion* through which ws have passed, As to reconstruction, ths triumph of and of which the election of Grant I* Grant and the defeat of Seymour, in n the logical conclusion, did not result la manner so signal and eon elusive, will of a new order of thing* whose culminat­ tbemselva* virtually solve ths problem; ing point will be n reorganisation of j>oand we hope to Be*The three State* now llticnl partire. Our civil war, the aboli­ outside of the Union restored to their tion of slavery, tho enlargetnsnt of tho relation* to th* Government during the «u ffn.gr, tho reconstruction of the approaching session of Congress. Ws Union, and fundamental amendments entreat that bsdy to hasten the comple­ of the Constitution, have carried us tion of the work?, so that when Gen. through a revolution notlsOs radical Grant shall tak* the President's oath than that whlcji delivered us from the every star shall beam with undimmed lustre from the banner that wares over Thoso who are to blind to reoogulzo his head. If, however, It ehall bo de­ the new era, those who ere to* slow to No. 30.-M first ra Btete Btr*«t br ili fwl dm layed till ho outer* th* White House, keep pasoiWitb tbs progress of events, we ar* sure ho will push It to a rapid must be left to Wander among tho tornl* i OUry frtsu D<r*U>*> wttb viu. cenaumatlon ; for be is awara/thal ths of the dead past; while men of clear Ns. 4A-N*« os Or**a Slrwi. Frie* 11,700. . pcepls are desirous of seeing this obsta­ vudoa and atastlc step will become th* No. 43.-H*um sod S UU on Drofcdvsy, *e«r cle to lb*, peace of the country Immedi­ guides of the* nation, and load It for­ ately removed out ef tho way. ward la acareer of expansion, of pros­ The bare suece** *f a candidate whose perity, of power, and of renown, such , MsSO, well wfur^ platform and policy are embodied In the a* have Illustrated no previous period phrase, "Lrt a* have pwrol” will can** la Its history, and will scarcely find a the wavw of passion and violence in th* parallel In th* annals of any people.— Southern State* to sink in repos*. If, IT. Y. Am. however, after he shall have ns*ura*d tbe chair of State, sx-rsbsls *f tlio sdjool of. Hampton, Forrest, Wise, CA1 JOURMAX for November, contains Bcmmcn and ToombsCKittau* their as. Portraits and Btograpbical Sketches of aoultsupona Government which ha* Max Muller, tiw I’bllologiral Scholar magnanimously spared their Uv*s, and and Author[Isaac Taylor, the eminent shall not instantly refrain from stimu­ lating nreon and murder, and cognate crims*. Ue loyal people *f the nation will demand that they be triad by court martial for violating th*Ir paroles, *r by criminal tribunals for treason, and if oonvlcteti that tirey be banlSbsd from th* country or put to death. "IM us have peso* I" • Wstope, bowrrer, that reseoa has not Bed from th* old rating statMot of the South, and that under th* firm, sa- BOOKS. Blank Noto and Receipt Books, ■ apindid Slack of FAMILY ASD PVUOltlCALA GROCERIES LEGAL BLANKS AND STATIONARY Of every kind and Variety, BROAD CAGUE >nORT UNI. ATLANTIC & GREAT W Broad Gauge Bailwar I CINCINNATI, w VRBANA, GALION. M MSB*FIKLD, or CLEVKLkXll.w CUSST. *r lALa. HAH CA. Io or from GEOROE PRESTON NEW YORK, BOSTON, PITTIBCIGn. PHILADELPHIA. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! Atlantic k Gt Western Railway. . j^kal KrrarK agency t HYDE & PKINDLE. Real Estate Broker la Exchaas* Blesk, HIDDIXTlLUt, . BAMY CO, - MICHI* IF- �jural aud ^isrtllanrenj. snout, NOTICEa roJiUeal excitement almost always eausM n>oro or Us, of aerem.i "d’n“ •hotild not be. In a political rera- machine World - : »w>o. BENTLEY, KW AWttniWETl. fJISSOLtmON. . . V. I. S.UAWAT BOWNE A 0ALLOWAY, bankers. umpha, as well aa the adoJZTT. C~.tr,. a. ’ u* ew,iy. or. the ‘•“to Sterner BUSINESS CARDS. ASTIXOa, MICH. tte saw* wtostyteaf MASLOW, OOVfrTKAB » OBANT, fa tealrad by watoal waaaaL . N. BARLOW, W. 8. GOODYEAR, JgAItMY COUNTY CARRIAGE FACTORY! KHiiEiprsu............. . ........ II K.SARGKXT. Oral flop, Chicago, r E Mere, A--I Soft. Detroit. ***!■« Maeklaa la n,« ,, ------ wiui its own peculiar views ot expediency And ‘*'irth l'*Uhaa‘B »ndrUbt Benos jolttlcal oppMsenta should consider everything said and done tn a political “ Rcneral and not personal us BARLOW & GOODYEAR. MtLLINE UEXTflTlTCUM LU “ nUealMtion. This will Xreta S , itxo.—The Fural AVw Yorker >n mbslng from our table for ,Kki past. Howls that, friend ■Best StUch, Waxtxp Immediately, a few leads of 1'rv Wood on subscription. Will these wb > propo«e to pay us for the BASXEHln wood, take special notion of tkePtefagSU; WARRAHTE11 fivvu Urepaired. MOST FR ACTICAL IG ■ACHIJU.' I TYSTifil tailway! Bonn Racijko Dom't Pay.—We Battle C'ri.lk AMAh-We loam J>-ar that a sun of Thomas Tixkixm of that the enterprising firm of Dextox A >;kt» Village, was thrown from a Rack Kkeleb, Bakers and Grocers, at Battle dloMK on Mondhy, and some what aeriCreek, opposite the Kaltag Hoaao, are ■uualy brused. now tngngid In tbe vholraate Oytter Trade, and are furnUhlng.among many Paiuwsau—The Han. 8. A. Biack­ other extensive dealrra, Messrs, M. A. max of I'aw Paw, Grand-master Of the Fuller, W. a. Haetwdx. Geo. Mo fln-lepcndent Order of Odd Fellows in CAXUAg.and Thomas Ch a mbksllaix, of this Village, dally with large quan­ tities of those delicious bivalves. We learn tliat they have .i-eelol contract, with the celebrated Baltimore and New Haven packing houses, which enables them to sell a better article, at even Ires efdhe meeting on Friday evening, with prices than tbe Detroit dealers can furn­ terrific for.-e, scattering the, glare and ish them ; and we know, practically, -ull in all directions, but fortunately do­ that no better Oyster can be obtained ing no other damage. anywhere West of the Atlantic coast, than arc tho c sold by these gentlemen. We advise all our Oyster Dealers to try u.!Ksox, employed nt the Hash and their goods before buying at tnpre dis­ MUod Factory,of OoL Wm. II. Dickbv. tant point*. and paying higher lathis Village, was eerloualy burned, a dqr or two since by pouring Babbit mCd into a box containing oil. caus­ ing the bo! rneUl to fly in all direc­ tions. striking him iu the (o&i and on Ta hereby given that the TtwnMp SbeAand., inflicting frightful but not Board, ot the Township of Haatlugs, dangerous injuries. , will meet at the office of the Clerk, on Saturday the 28th Inst, at one o'clock P. M. to audit accounts. Dated Hasting*, receipt of a specimen number of the Nov., 10th, 1883. By order of the Board Ifra/rns Far ver, an agricultural, llteraJ. W. BENTLY, Clerk. ryiand family newspaper, of more than endinary value te the pwiple of tbe Ncth West, published almultanlou«ly at Madison Wisconsin. and Chicago Illrrnis, at the extreme y low price of 45(8Oa year. Tho paper in quarto in Term, and printed In the best atyle of the Art preservative of arts. It should lisw many subscribers aiming the Far- Corner of Jefcson and Railroad Streets, HAJ3^IM}8, other than political relations, the earn­ est and active cooperation of the people of each Immediate neighborhood,for all that will tend to promote special, local, and social proeperity-lo build up, and expand, and enlarge.'tbe^uxintss intorreto of each, to the end that alt may go •n from prospering fo prosper. No good r«ult can possibly be obtained by carrying our poiUics either Into our business or our social relations. Three should bo independent of all political strife, that the grealesl good ot tho greatest number may be secured.— Henoe we say, that while tri politics it is right to class every man. as an oppo­ nent of his country's boot Interest who votes in opposition to your pollUcal principles. N«vaaTnxuas,i> all thx OTHXB IIXI.ATIOXB OF X4FF., WE SHOULD MICH. Bn Gali Griceriet Mxn/cmt Blckary Cavnaro. Mkk. aprtlal Tns luaexar axd Fdomt Assoxtmett ever offered in ths County. I AIM TO SELL G.nuine Artlol'ea. laa.' PIECES FALL PRINTS Just Received. Music & Jewelry. UNITED STATES GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, A UTHOKITY. S. C. THOMPSON 4 CO’S ONE DOLLAB SALE OF Boots and Shoes, simplrjoitie. lotto rebjretto .nammln fow a»«< ifaHifa, teal ih. BrnTtopriM^o“wfta ■JIcImmsoC teetro. and which. eociMqantly, rffiTl e.on or l.u |K. .. MAIM BROTHERS. ! Drift Mciitt Groceries, rerm. . reumi Silks, Shawls, Drcflfl Goods, Linen Good.’ Linens, Dry Goods; Cot­ ton, Fancf Goods, Albums, Bibles, Silver FJitodWare, Cutlery, Watches, Ma­ chines; 4c., 4c., 4c. Meatag*. W. wo.14 ...t~etA.il, troitoa U> oer .rw SCUOULtJOffOBOok. «■ TEE SONG- CABINET. By C. O. ALLEN. Ttesa .rticl.. fo.te Mid .1 th. wslfora prica cf oils Bair Bagaaerator. W. O. HEDftlCK * CO.. Saddlers & Harmiiero, B1RRT «RD UT0H COURTIB T” '“’i’KXigKUr " H. A. GOODYEAR, Banter & Kichaiie Dealer, eS-jdrssa-.Ki-SWSisi WJ1BU,3SeHtS=®8S urilou SA bath Hchool Concert was held st tiieprrebvtertan Chnreb, last Sab­ linth evening. Tho attendance was foralsh rack soeplfal story cr poom. The bolarge,the Houm being crowded, and wrgui picinrv. ore eecoaeely good. tmbrsefag four Ulu.lr.U4 by six ngrei- DRESSING HABPEB8 NEW MONTHLY MA'GAZINE. Tbs pablbbrrs annaescv far ISO a new renal live ramarks were made by Mr. IwonnSabbath School Missionary, and by tbrebansfag Mln Caw Illa Williao. also as origlasl story for boys sad girls, to res tbrosgh Rtw.Jk. Moors, Pastor of the Metho­ dist Episcnjial Church, iu this Village. Ot such, ths more tbe belter. sol. mertiag of Che "Hastings Hocial," (tbe eocnndaif the season.) will be held on Tuesdv evening Dec. 1st, and will be e.tthrordoa each alt ornate Tuesday ■evening duringtho winlet; notice of tho Finer of meetlcg will be given from 'time totnhne. All Interested In the- pro­ motion wf “Good will among men," socialorder, and tho prosparity of the Prwlytexlati Oiurob, are cordially In- t,l. E.tr^ts, prrpsr.J fa .eras,) fakes om b<~r tefora dfao«r. will inssrs a good «pp<ill«. pre mots digesUoa. sod s»ks krallhy ««b. Tstes is doers of from 4to«.evsty aigb*. »U1 rare laI'ATiuiKrrE Home Hanufactubes.— duration. Cortfareres. Dvsr Cowplslofa. foes......__ IJrir. BowWe ask the at teation of oar readers to „ ihs advert inementof Mr. James Claxk, io br found wader the head of new adrenlsments In this issue of the BaMflia. Mx. (1, has on hand, or Dourly ready for market, tbe best lot of euttare and pleasuresitsghs ever seen in Heat­ 80WKWJU <DV A H l> ings, aad tksje la no doubt they are aa oat from hia shop to. and will bo sold as rJirap u any Using man can afford to a. 11 first rtruw work. Give him a call, •’trybody In want of Cutters, Bobs, Klei<ha, Itoggtoa^or Wqow of any pat­ tern, and our word for It you will be pleMed. ' sial slag tte <• lispro’**! leg tta Irssl fajsnoas ■ IN THE AsvaU vOlptanateteaotear ibfa. Dom*. lagTvdfoaUfrom wtesb H is srads. It baa tare esara. bat a—kw } o«r slate Trow aao spwudL M.le your kUt'i start sad plsia as paidllh Take Particular Notice! (t•.muu s*«cs. I MA.} GRAND AND SQUARE Grand One Dollar Sale! Wholesale and Retail. .Agents I Groceries and Provsions, MAUA, AXBB, SAXT, COD MSB, CoeaiMisn roa Luu Cues, la FaarnnM. NEW YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY. WE HAVE COME menl In tbe Denaecrot, that we did not fulfil our con trad about setting tho Su­ pervisors Report. The Farm are. that Yorxa undertook to Mt bls half first, aadsent to doit a hand unfitted for that kind of work, end'who kept the Rectml tn bls bands four dAy*toertae much matter aa ear mas art In one day, snly Mt oae-thlrd of the Report, at that His delay cauam us to keep the Baxxkm back two days, this week that we might publish tho Beport in ftxlLGusss "Rock" in future wfll find tt difficult to get us caught tn that kind of «*-I»rtnerehlp, though we mean to bo c&ttgsrosa.'tssj MMMfo (Ml m rasSw Ov»|ers tf yen wata <te BKBT la tekMsra world. IASU FOB BIDBS AMD HILT! Tla.Ware at Every DeeevipUM, KEROSENE OIL, �GEO abeep, was not intended for publication. Bui sa there is nothing of a private ehurecter in its oontoaU, and as it cootains an amaring problem to ba solved by those extremely philanthropic com­ mercial gentlemen who so strenuously decry the tariff—not by any means on account of its effect on tirir ovn interest but purely on accountof this disinterest­ ed affection for the wool growers and manufacturers—wo will venture to place tbe letter before our readers : FarntoLME, near Delaware, Ohio, ) -------$ ' October 16th 1868. z Mt Dias Sib :—I have just received for your circular letI or of the14 . th Inst,— which I am much obliged. I think your action wise and necessary. Of course the growers of long wool would not be ratified with such a discrimination against them aa would result from the re-raiabhshmmt of tho Reciprocity Treaty. My pcnonal interest in tho matter is vwy small indeed.; but I hare for a long time insisted that tho people of the U tritod Btntoe ought to grow all tho wool they use; that the genera! welfare would be promoted thereby; that on lands worth $50 to $100 per acre, large floeks of sheep for the pro./ duction of wool merely, cannot be proff* tably kept while smaller floc k* of good mutton sheep can be managed to good adrirntago ; that in all the Middle States Were mixed husbandry prevails, these sheep can bo profitably kept to on ex­ tent sufficient to supply the demand of ■ our long wool manufactures ; and that tho wool can bo produced aa cheaply aa iu any other dvjJixvd country, when we nhallnavo passed our present derange­ ments and have returned 'to a specie currency At our Elite Fair at Toledo I met Mr. --------- of Boston, with whom you are doubtless well acquainted. He insistel that tho present tariff would prove a failure no far as it was expected to ad­ vance tho price of wool; that tho effect .had been so to reduce tho {trices of the fins wools of South America, that Eug' liah and other European manufacture™ could afford in consequence to lay down woolen goods in New York now, at aa low rates as they could before tho in­ crease of tho duties. I inquired whether this was, and was likely io continue to be, the true stole of tho case ? He replied tliat there could be no mistake about it whatever. Thon said I—“You may reet assured this tariff can never bo repealed, for the fact you bwitsq demonstrates that all the reve­ nue received by the Government from this Tariff on wool aud woolens, cnit tit jxnplt noikiny at all—is Bo tax on the consumer; and if it docs not benefit tho wool grower by increasing the price of and ill»nml-4 his product, it docs him in this respect ■eirrular f»»». Agrata vaatod. Sl’ENl'E A CO., no injury, and benefits him in common U l aA Flic., Xaw Yerk. Hypophosphites ACT PACMITI.T AND Cxan-AOrLT IN ALL STAGES OF Basintss Bii CONSUMPTION. ,'ffussjfcria ■sst r_. .. js k. CAII1. AU Hastings Outdone I PRoilATK OBDkE. ' ' lb. ...crattooa nsWir rad uulfone.. AU Ibe l*JMJton5« dto.ypw with • rapid 11; that SdtilJBc. Ballonal. Tbs Murae. oUhe HTPOPHOSPBITES.Io lb. ear. of that (rvata.1 Kours< of lb, rat., Cov aramra. to -aaparaQrlad iu IbaSanala nt mediria.." Thto tberraghlj tfetoeUle Ktmntj acta ■RA towiett. !■ all ttogw of lulmseJar an Dor vraara. lh«r—in .... ... ’ -n r*v Tbe bra.Aclal .Sieta ortbiaEetoMlr.srs eqaal- SOSADALIS TRY IT I TRY IT I TRY IT HYPOPHOSPHITES ■ EST REaEDT TH DISCOVERED. (Mad* from tha Formala of Dr. J. P. CbarahiU. nf Faria.) la the but rowdy known to Nadlcal Roiraet. In arary.au wbvre lb. roetiaa pbvalcltn prrtcrilra "toniea. Iron. Whlaker. cod liver Itaei (file BMJJrsr, Kiteji, o. i. spavuiis. mS»agsaa&ffiSrs.Tai iLSsmiss Cra*Mfcjyssra ssi«ys? traTTi &IICDSS, ROSADALIS Is^-Reconimendcd by the Best Physicians Everywhere. i’O’efloittt wiH quickly restore Gray Hair la its natural color and beauty, and produce Icxerlint growth. It hi perfectly harmlew, end ia preferred orrr every other preparation by those who hare a fine head of hair, ai well u those who wish te restore it. The beautiful gloss and perfume Imparted to the Hair make it desirable for old and young. AMOSICALBOXIONKDOLLAH Agricultural Items- 2 !Tiknytol firassra.srararaas sfiTiisi to raB AIMAMULNB. FlatolUT xvanc uaxta to-mfaai RUSSELL & NEVINS. Hair dressinGE imperuau riaiid too atomna for luH JJ [•a«»a on U>c whole aubtort llv Wbltllrr. aoalldratial pbyanton, .*.1: Hl Ch.rim Su Unia. Ho, Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, IMPROVED FA/ORITE BLOOD. ■*J,UOOD-!'*,u-»“ Ail orchard in Maasochubetu which has been used mi a hog pasture for twen­ ty years, never failed to produce a large cro^bf fruit A worm-eaten np pie is a rarity in that orchard. Animals of sdl kinds fatten more readi­ ly in dimly lighted places, than when exposed to the full light of day. This is especially tho case with fowls Brood­ ing stock, however, especially horses, should have light - Yodatt, in his book entitled ‘friio Horse," says this animal will never drink hard water if soft is within his reach; that ho will leave clear, transparent hard water for a pool or stream of soft even • though tiie latter be discolored with mud. Very eold wfclqr from the wull will make - Qm hair raisa up, and uot nufrequently cause an attack of the gripes. ' The Ohio Farmer says tho most rapid­ potato digging he ever witnessed, was aono with a born abovcL Tho shovel 'was drived into the earth beside and undor tho hill, and a portion lifted out,nnd ■ by a quick jerk scattered over the sffrface, entrrsly aeporating soil and voge• tablof, leaving tho potatoee clean. Gen•rally, two applications of the shovel • finished the work upon a IrilL 4 Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. DEPOT, 19S GREENWICH ST., H. T. We WILL NOT be CNDERKOLD. Green Tea, 90 to $1,00. Best uuri’at ef Crockery In Tows. ESK: ,_______ rrti SsMbrarradunlUlbclIlh to hsvVbv SPAIN AD- Fresh Goois cosstaslly os hai<. Old Cools selling regardlesa of Cost, .lew Geodte, Jan Received, RUSSELL & NEVINS. Hullega. Aug. SO, IMT.-aRrl PRICE ONEDoUjIb. ^.’inthester's Boston DOLLAR Store! UE [trnwaaa Socc.va AtUodinj oar pul baaiwu Au iodumd «• la auk* put pm- SPECIFIC PUL T GEORGE PRESTON larltae /rar all.a lira to hia &. Well Selected Stock of ?ROCERIE8, i taaal^b. raid. aUkral regard to priraa, to . , HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR. Opposite to Brink Dlooic. ' STOVES, IRON. for One Dollar, ' , । , ---V—* ~ wwiw Lvinavv orpaas. Tbn.aboald aol fail to oa. lb. •'(j^i><M.LAi*r:'k,cir.hlrtl ** *£ ndidtndncMiifnl-ciflvr.il loAr.nl. rand Hubs. Adtr... LABONTI A BABBIT. n Bedbnry SUMI, Boston, Mra BAT DWrpiUUTlON A fitUt. k latab strayed for the first time into the woods, and excited much discussion among other animals. In a mixed company, cmi day, when he be­ came the subject of a friendly gossip, Iks Ha WINCHESTER’S SpboficPILL ^^’"bBuI'ramir,?.“(rrtab“f te.a’ •it.nalv.1; omAfor mon than Tblrtv Yaam.— Drad aarardlag to direatoag rt will aaradllr rtibe Virile Pa«m in all carat of ImpoUacy At the small advance of flee seats per •tom or laeapaeiiy. pound over tbe prices as sold by them. ia.A HBW THEATIBX.-W This Is ulmpartoal eii ftlsnns to all who b/’fnroiVh*^'Sata'SL'SSC “* r*Bpt “toaliM ran Uglv. JIMOO SStetSSHWSS •“ GEORGE PRESTOH F*(JdI or arad for CVralara firing Prices, McConnell, Agent. M *M»n Braros St. Grand RaplAt, Mkh. [MM/n • wm. h. 'the goat praised him. “Pooh!” said the lion, “thisistoo ab­ surd. Tho beast is * pretty beast enough, but did you hear him roar F I heard him roar, and by the manes of my fathers, whan he roars ho does nothing but cry ba- a—a F* And the bon bleat­ ed his brat in mockery, but bleated far frfanireD. “Nay,” said the dear, “I de not think so badly of his votes. I Hied iiim wsP enough till I raw him lean. He ki ks vrithli. hind Isgs m running, and, with all Ms tik^aac gate brer ray bid. Profitable Employment. Gc. in irapvr^nt Uiwna. or tn »r-l M canraaain|r JffliLRY4IU81C8m FIRST QUALITY lad wUl ba aoU al a am.11 adraam frotn m.1 “■ '*—• “ Figure 2 Sewing Machine, Ttunotoi to Im tbs teat Ira prisn Baabto. Is lb. aawkel. to V. pwfaci to eok.tn.eGon rad to tctnltr a"-5”'1 h Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, stsjtDccn/ pk/cxk. Dodge's Clehrated Plows For Sale at KaUma»o Prtera. jgtrv xov-a cloth a HASTINGS WOOLEN CLOCKS, WATCHIS, JBWBLRT, SIL• VH and PLATED WAU. E^“>Add»rarpI'rf”*k“'1 1U"M"to'* "i,“LAMBCfrrrrNGHAcznNKirrn. co. ' SUPPORT HOlf ■_______________ Cklcepee Pella, Sum. ..TCAfS,' «a, FlABteb sn Maattf ke^t todnav Ckrap a> Um rlwapm J. I. VAS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-11-25.pdf fe84a8ca255e88762b7f4dc787fe7117 PDF Text Text 8hf flutings Jsnntr r.iuaazD irssr wsssasssr, sr GEO. M. L)i£ WEY AT HAdflXtM. BAK8Y U>., M1CB., flirt »t«r J CWs A Am> Urvcr; diors. «*, ■ id« Coart Room Sqaara. of x.bscriptlea. •rriters. psrunsai....... SIJO ! • f'errau. reuiln...- 1 VOL. XIII B iiinrss Jirtrtorj. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. NOV. 25, 1868. medical Jcrtrg. HOOFLiKD’S GMU BITTERS, ^SSH; H Gotland's German Tonio. NBW YORK, BGSTON, And New E«»Ulnil<i eitlcw. mtLADKLtUt A, FA. The Great Remedies for all Diseases LIVER, STOMACH. OR I * T111R RAII.WAYEXTFXrw FJtOH BaffHlo in Naw York, 4X3 Mlle. O»»k»r*io piaar Vo»k, 400 wiIm. DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Hoofland’s German Bitters Hoofland'a German Bitters. HOOFLIND'S OEKMAB TONIO llani^.rt i-bd.drlflo* ItolKararv. *s*hinrina amT polai. mih. a»S it Nrw York vtlb A Hernto-. Train, anti Maamrn fur Botton and Kuu EazlsuS I'tttoa.. Only onrTram lot on Hasdav. Iwrlae H.f JHisrtllanw. fenont Atlcanctd in Life, WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN TESTIMONIALS. Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. In the autumn of 1817, while the woods were bright in the variegated r •. hues which followed the light touche, of srrGn In frost, a mounted traveler was ouiotlv “J । pursuing hii way through a dark, broad, : kvsly forest u» th. v-to part of th. . . .. _ _..u ..-------- Slate Of New York. Ho had ridden three miloe since see­ ing a Httrnan habiia-tun, and had yet twu to go before he could gel sight u» anoth­ er. He was deciding a hill into a gloomy looking volley, through which flowed a shallow but switt running stream, and tn reaching tbo water ho al­ lowed his thirsty beast to drink. At that moment n man stepped ont from a cloister of bushes into a road ot horse path on the other side of lliu stream This man was dressed like a hunter, and carried a rifle on his aboul dor. In his general appearance there was nothing that indicated boMility or wicked dcrign. He was of medium sire compactly built, with inteUijjont features -laansi Gesrsaa J«TIS THE WORLDJEJ ae- and a certain air of pniility, seeming eemp.ay all nlglil Ifalna on thia railway. rather as one abroad from tome new town for a day’s sport, than a profes­ BAOGAOE CHECKED THROUGH. sional hunter. All this the mounted traveler careful­ ly noticed lie fore ho crossed tho stream to continue his jotunsy, and when they camo together, pleasant salutabuus wore exchanged. “Hao weather for traveling, sir, re­ marked the man with the gun. -And for hunting also, 1 suppose,” smiled the man un the burse. “Yoe, there is gome enough," return­ ed the other, “but am a pour hunter, and can only show one bear for mv day’s Mersinc Ex.^ Matt*1 4540 ; !>sv Is.. »:*o work thus far. and that is almosjf use r.z.. IlM a a ; Vicki Is- »# . less to me, for I hare no meins dftakrailway Ferry lUchlras Usslral »My Kk al fcou i. a.. r~»l •' Third .imi •**#*• ait away. I would willingly giro a .. *. v , and**• r- - ; l>«trolt * Mllwsiikte ir for the uw of a horse hko yours nd WieMaao 8oa0*« <*««k •»»*»*• » • “* for a cuuple of hours. If you eon spend five minutes or so 1 would liko you to •m the bear; it is only just breond three buslie. some ‘-IM yards from hero. “I will nut only look at it," said the traveler, dismounting and fastsning his boroe, “butil wttoo heavy, I wiM take itatong for you, seeing 1 R™ going the Junctor thanked him in a must cor­ dial manner, and then, as if to make J AME8 JOBJCRTON, Freprfeter. fnnn. whither jonraeying and so hwth, and learning in T^ply, that the latter resided in Albany, was travelling in p-rt for his health, aid portly with the view or making an oxteuairo land purchase. ■I0.1"ere we are!" sxclaim-d, the ba,l»ull.<.o«n»rmar~w J JL Y YOUB CLOTH AT HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. SUPPORT ROmFIhDUSTRY ! U»r ilmr ’»? ““ ■U’lj "IT J some curiou- seals, and a diamond rinr. , “Ah, yes I remember you now.” which he fmrty tore firm his finger — “Im mo teD you why -1 was thus sfTh-.- h-, ’re -l-ed* into fi-.tlrfA- '-r I feeted. —■ »•My evo »— had » »just —• chanced ■- - on a st, picket! up his rifle, plunged madly .carious seal which had once beluugod to through the bushesinto tns road, mount u merchant named Philip Sydney, who cd the travider’s hu^e. aud dashed was allot in the western part of this state away from the awful some. sumo twenty yearn ago ; nA on looking We tun t now suppose a lup-o of at yonr features closely, • knew you to twenty years. • ■ In i'ie swing of 1837, there Vend i. th. city al N.w York a Hauler «" | miiidnaire whome we shall call Btephen Edwarte. He owned .a palatial man siun, splendidly furnished, in the ver “Yes, I know you," pursued the other heart of the town, and ho and his wiS and a week after I disguised myself and were amunc the leaders of the fiuhi-i had an interview with you in pour own •" ' They had a beajitifif mansion You ream tuber •» that, of coureo?1 who was about to be married to a foreign ‘But,’’ gasped the trembling wretch, nobleman, and great preparutiuns were * One day. about tU period, as the “Yre, and with that very money, and banker stood conversing with 'a gvakte what other L could command, I was en­ man from another city, who had called abled to buy enough of your own biHa to ass him un buainM, be obMtved that to make that ran upon your bank that the latter suddenly turned pale and be­ broke it and forced rain upon you ” gan to tremble. “And what would you do now, that I “My dear sir." said ho in his tuual am ruired F’ inqnind " •" —' tho other, with tones of off-hand sympathy, “whatis the the deadly calmness of dsRpreation. _ matter ? ore you ill F' “Now that I have had d my revenge, I “A little faint, sir, hut nothing to want you to know that I myself ion‘the came any alarm,” replied the ether hor­ man you attempted to murder n and did ridly. I am subject to such epelU. If ___ ___ ____________ r Eid uc t I. Behold you will bo kind enough to excuse me where tlio ball struck and glanced !" tor ten nd outre or so, 1 will take a short and ho took off his hat and showed it ‘•God bo prni..ed I" ejaculated tho oth­ er “God be praised that you are yet liv­ ing," and unable to restrain his emotion h. burst into tears "Oh sir,' ho con­ tinued, “you have taken a load from my It was perhaps a week after this that soul. Though poverty, beggary and, on. night the great banker was seated disgrace are staring mo in the toes, I am by the fire in his librarv, when a Krrun t not guilty of murder, and am more hap­ camo in and presented him a letter -He pythan I haro bocn in twenty years, look it withe yawn, opened it in the must with all the luxurious sunounduigs cl indolent snd indifferent manner possi­ Vealth. It was my firat and last crim.ble, but had nut rmul a doSon words lx- I have never bean able to tell how I was foro he camo up with a start, turned induced to eo outrage my nature as on deadly pale,and trembled so that tho pa­ that fearful occasion. Now, sir, do with per rattled. He finished the note, for it was rather a n<<te than a letter—worked merciful to my innocent ^"w'1 “I forgive you," returned the other, one hand nervously at his throat, and with th. other ----- ■* extending his hand “I forgive you — temple.. Fori_________________ ______ You have been fearfully punished alcd to bo chucked into calmness, by his reedy, and Sa God baa seen proper to iron will some terrible emiXinu. and he preserve ns and bring us together, let so far succeed*! as to oddroa tho wait­ .us hope, fur our jfrrsent and future tnling servant in aa ordinary ton.: rstion, to etfdeavor eo to live u to de­ ■JturwM. who gwv. you this loiter ?" serve the bleeaings w^-seteive. I will ' A man,' sir, and said h.'d wait for restore you enough io place you and remr family aliuve wantund fur the rest. •'Then I suppose he's waiting?" •Teo sir" ■ Very well, show him in." Philip Byduoy kept his word, and with Souu there was a light tap at the door, ,'a start in the world, aud an easy consci­ ushered in the stranger, and immediate­ ence the yet enterpri»ing Stephen Ed­ ly withdrew. The stranger verging on wards accumulated another respectable sixty, of rough appearance and attire fortune, much of which he spent in Hu wore an old grey overcoat, buttoned -barite. ' Philip Sydney died in 184", and Ste­ to the throat, ana a pair of green gogglee, and his whole drees was saturated ph on Edward, in 1851. Is not truth, indeed, Mtrangor than fic­ with rniu. 'Toko a seat," said the banker, point­ tion ? ing to a chair near the fire. “No, thank you, I’U stand." was the gruff reply. “Yon got my letter, and of course you know my business/' he add­ One of tbs cleverest rtmntmrt and ed. wits of the town, “Mr Bparrosrmst," “You allude to thia, I suppose," re­ tells Lie, following uf Qov. Seward,which plied the banker, producing the letter is quite to good to b# kept for private which bad caused him so much portur- circulation; During hbi incumbency of the guber­ natorial chair, before ths days of rail. “I do not understand iL Yon mini niada. the Governor had occasion to vis­ have made a mistake." it a certain port of the State ; and, on “No tuistako at all. I tu present starting mounted upon tbo box of the mail-ooach. to enjoy his cigar and the October; and saw you,Bt>q>hen Edward*. scontu^. The driver was an iuquisatire , hoot the man—aid if you go and deny driver, and his passenger humored him. it. I'll have you in prison before morn­ Land agent F’ said the driver. ing. I’ve hid my plans and got every“No." quoth Seward. ’tli ig auro ; and if yottgo to playing in­ “Belling goods F’ , nocent, and refuse my terms, Lil tako “No." care to see you dis atrotaldng hemp. “Traveling preacher F’ The banker turned •pale in. rate of “No." himself shuddered and struggled to a “L'ateat medicines F' “Cap t give it——it weuM rain me.” •■Inst » mn aav.' roioined the other. what will follow if I go this way." ' He argued, urged and imnlared for merer at loss fearful cu*t In vain — At last tho banker seeing niin,diagrace aud death before him if he refused— agrred to forma Ho also agreed to moot tho stranger with tho required snm on the following night, in front of 8t Paul's church. Both were punctual to the fixed time and bills and cuecks tu die amount of one hundred thousand dollars changed bands. I A month Inter there was a tremen dous run un the bank of which Stephen Edwards was the principal owner. It No, by Aamkr." was Mr. Bunker’s wuh roon broken and eloeed. Then tho reply. sheriff was Mt to work,by eager cr*dL“Who is, thenP’ said the startled ors, aud all tbo reel estate and pureonal smoker. arvperty of the late mil jonaire were -n.rfes Hre/r Jeiwxl and sold, leaving him a beggar . -f/eeTw.*. Af.iys«<asjfa- OrteAer. and just claims un»ati»i’w<i. Fashiona­ ble friends deserted ths family, and tho proud nobleman refused tno liand of the rained banker’s aocomplishsd daughter. In tho very midst Of hia disgrace and Mako marriage a matter of moral Tke Egret te-Tbal yee la.re veer Burner •I Uwe, to enter into eer, Hntoed rffoietgn. i» •eetriel interesl*. The pro-teel sf l,„m. Mam- in your own religion. Many into a Afferent blood and tons- Cmtami. y • As food se lbs H, HHACKBbU aee’l Faso * AjP»>>- Mrew T IMK roB or in company. “Your fare erems romewhat femi bat I esmnoi name you,’’ returned Bt IZVtriJ5?tokao*j ST A 1S. toaiv IU. A tic felicity Unrticai of__ __ ___ ___ Never find feulL aabss it is perfectly certain that a fault ha. l«e> eotaautt^,and even then prclud.il with a hire, and lovingly. Neglect the whole awrid besides, rath­ er than one another. ' Never make a remark aj tho expeuM of the other ; it is meanness Never jiart for a day without loving words to think of during abeenae a be­ sides it may be that you will not most At the ooncluaion of tho speech, a gentleman row to hi. feet, and said : •I txuzt the gentleman, in the appli­ cation of his remarks, refora to his own moihcr and sisters, aud not to ours.” The effect of this mun just and time­ ly rebnka was overwhelming, the ma­ ligner of women was covered with oonfu- in prefacing a few words which w. fur a long limo had it in our mind K Of oil the oriis prevalent among young monjo know of none more bUghtiwg in Wboral effects than the tendney to spook slightingly of ths virtu, of woman. Nor is there anything in which men are so thorougi ly misuken as the low mKms's they often form of the integrity of women not of their own mothers and siatora, thank God. but of others who, thev forget, are somebody slse's mothers right to misuse all other woman, by what they see of these than they would have to cstinuite the character of honest and respectable ririxsns by the devekrpmenta of crime in.our police courts. Let young men. remember that their chief happinoM depends upon their ut­ ter faith tn women. No worldly wisdom no misanthropic philosophy, no general­ ization, can corer or weaken thia fuudameutol truth. It stands like the record of God himself—for it is nothing leas than this—and should put an everlasting seal upon lips that are wont to speak slightingly of women. Onr. —Only one drop of water at a time that had found its way from the mighty ocean through the dike,and was slowly wearing a little channel. Only one drop! Yet if that little child in his meaning rambla had not noticed it, who can tell what the terrible results might have been? ■ Only a stray sunbeam.' Yet pre­ chance it hath -•—’ -----------* abfrU,. * ” aorny stricken heart, or its g — found its way through ------------ branches of some wild wood, kissed the moss-covered bank where the tiny viutea grew, and caused shades of beauty to adorn its lovely form. Only a gentle broere I But how many selling brows hath it fanned, how many hearts cheered by ito gentle touch. Only one stray bullet that pierred the noble soldier bey as he trod the lonely midnight round, faithfully guarding ths •‘Newspaper manF* precious lives intrusted to nis keeping, “NO.” and the blood slowly ebbed out, and the “Than what's your buxines. F’ "Gotarw," replied Mr. Seward with sunlK-ama toll on the cold face of the tranquil smile Only a drop of ink I And yet it car­ “Uuv'uar o' what F' ' “Governor of the Stats of New York." ried ths neps of dealh to anxious ones a!Jhotno, and caused tho tear of anguish to trickle down tho furrowed cheek of a widowed muU-r. Only a fro wn, but it left a sad, dreary ache in that childs heart, and tli.quivMing ly। and tearful eye told how keenly <U isbataMisl *> css be bought eleewben fei Milin, ri>»,u J££ST.-=='S.-K shook violently from head to toot; yet I was talking to you on buainees, and yon lie ran to his victim and robbed him of' obeom-d that I turned dsadlv net. >tM4 ' hupock.tl«A,agukl w*tohamLchMn. berem.agimtod.' /P^ ** VH? MWAnGAOOK..-DomXnuc=BoJrn! ____ TO Prepared bj Dr. c. ■. lit™, O-ra^sl txnS NUMBER 31 RAILWAYS." tel 1 »•> , dther eten. ’ .......................... Only a smile I bet ah L hew it ohsssed - • ' 'h. Aupgjr"- —U. train hope and oast____ halo ___________________ of the unhappy jmtionl; made thsbed-riden one forget its present agony ftr a moment as it dwelt in sunshine of joy, and lived in the warmth of that sun- �ws made for it by giving *My 100,000 UCZtnCD »T UNITED STATES for Grant, and the vote of every State, far even* Qmneoticat, left to speak far itaeU again made cm at tW United osiro the earnest and feeriem support of UofoaBessd. the Burra, which has never pandered HYDE & PR1NDLE, BEAL ESTATE & miCE to rfcrery, or ita supporters and endoro- sn, North or South, BewKagland- popular education; lot laws bo enacted to prevent fraudulent voting; instead of ballots in ths bands of the ignorant and the hireling, lot the people bo educated, and tho privilege of tho FronchiM bo exercised ia,a spirit of patriotism, based on the intelligence that feels the respon­ sibility of dturaship, and is competent to discuss and decide politic*! questions for itself, uninfluenced by demagogue* sad unaffected by bribery, and what is true of New England to-day, will be true throughout the Union. Simply be­ cause its political unanimity and its po­ litical attitude are tho natural outwork­ ing* of the principle* of a free popular government, where Education is univer­ sal, and tho whole people are actuated by a common impulse which prompts to the doing ar those acts which promote the greatest good of tho whole people, in tho spirit of Eternal Justice. ly and indirectly. Greet as tho Country has become, and vast as is to be its dominion in the future, Now England has not yet lost, and is not likely to lose in the futnre hower«r distant, ita influence, moral social, or political. Tbo roses or uixb has not and cannot succumb to any of tho other forces, sad in tho very nature of thing's it can not foil of making itself felt in all doportmente of human action. A rag­ ged region, full of School Houses, Col­ leges, end Churches, with a homogene­ ous people, energetic to the last degree, and as untireing a* anypeople under the Sun, con hold tu own against, or in sympathy with the dwellers on tho most fertile Prainos, or under the sunniest skies. None but fools or craxy sectionalista care to keep their patriotism with­ in State boundary lines, or to separate themselves from tho rest of the Nation by local prejudice and self-ocneeit— The Union should be “one and insepara­ ble" to all ita citizens in their Ion for ita institutions, its growth, and ita general prosperity; and the fanner on the banks _ credit or the National Government. It gave itself from first to last, throughout tho whole conflict, in the hour of dises 1 ter, as well as in tho hour of sucoeoo, ttareoerradly to the maintenance of the Union and its free institutions againat 1 Or ws will furn­ It Makes the Best Stitch, ish any of our Subscribers new or old, in ths United States, at tho Publishers loweil rlub tote*. Friends! Shall we not hear from you at once 1 RAILWAT& Books and Stationery, GROCERIES, or^LL usm sxd or nxx qcautt. EVERT MACHINE IS WARRANTER * il YUE & PRINDLE. J. F. BOIERTI4CO SPECIFIC PILE, SEXUAL DEKILITY ‘FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.* f paturn. ailr.r bantla* Bltoa with rUessl slaal BOOKS. WINCHESTER’S Sracimc PILL rnldus ns Marvury. Iron or say laierleea i rvdtenl. hulls purely .and !>«■ b. Blank Kola and Receipt Books, SEND FOR CIRCULARS/ STATIONART Of every kind and Variety, S££-“s Figure 2 Sewing Machine, 1 :In a financial point of view to Increeee ATLANTIC & GREAT "STHI Broad Gauge Railway! NEW YORK ,our circulation, but it is equally so that ws may make many improvements thst Oil Regions of Pennsylvania GEORGE PRESTOS The great nctay just wane in the election of Gen. Gauri, is but the open­ ing scene in the great drama of coy na­ tional life. The Radical Republicans have now hence forward the full control New Hampshire, God Unt her, never of tho government, and must taka the wavered. - Then, in September, there entire responsibility for any failure to camo from tho Green Mountains of Ver­ restore Paxes to ths country, sad to mont, the old story of unswerving fldoliplace the industry and finances of the tjj and finally, Maine, with a eighty Country upon enduring foundations energy, made manifest its unchanged patriotism. Tho influence of those vic­ The people will demand rigid honesty tories for tho right bn tho other States in tho way of cncouragemoat aud inspirtdan, fuw vjill venture to deny. Be­ yond question, they greatly helped tho good causa in Pennsylvania, and gave tts at tho West new courage in oar battie forGsxrr, Nahwax Homos, urn Faux, they wore tho firrt utterances, tbo key note of that political eentiment which LOCAL AOIXTH, BA8TIX0S, MICH. ageulaio attry Cbeatyia lbs Pelted Atetea, for Justice to all men ; and the latest chap^ fors is like unto all that has gone before. Kron before the old iaMtf was agail cated whore she still stood and where she meat to stand. In that contest, that At March 1868, every appliance was used to force the Granite State from ita allegianon But tho attempt was useless.— ,f any other paper or Magarino published ws have In contemplation for the bene­ This has been its record, and the rec­ fit of oar readers. With the beginlng of ord of ita patriot Sons in all parts of the Republic, who in every emergency and. the new year, we design to make severunder all circumstances’ have proved their devotion to the Union, and tho eternal principles of Equal anA enact made up and thnrst forward for anoth< decision. New England’s first gun indi­ Is aov cm staitaitos DRUM 4 MEDICINES, PHILLIPS & BENTLEY PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS Ed. Baxxdl—It is but natural that the democrats should squirm a little af­ ter such an awful defeat, and a* they have nothing better to ofiter, they tall us that GnaMT, will prove a worse trait­ or to ths Republican party, than Old Veto has. Bad logic that. Cops., for a man of Gen. Gbants history does not contain treason to either his country, quick to frateyniro with the eettlen on or to the party that •loots him Presi­ the shores of the Missouri or the Prairies dent of the United Btatea. I think that at Nebraska, in devotion to the best in­ democrats, that talk Jn that way, don’t terests of tbo Nation, which includes ■nd bestowes ita blessings equally upon that paper repudiates F. P. Blair, monI both. Our averment is made simply beautifully now that the election la as the statement of a truth established over, and In fact don't hold Horatio in very high esteem. Ah, Cope, that la and buttressed by undeniable facta.— hardly fair, they swung around the cir­ Not to go further back, where has all cle, and made speeche*. Biair wrote Now England, with only a slight and temporary exception, easily explained drank lots of whiskey, and In fine did by tho interference of “New York everything democratic that ho could Roughs’’—where hat all Alrw Jtngland think of, and now it la rather hard lor you to go back on him and any, that been, during tho past eight years ?— you could not expect to elect a man Bteadfaat and unmornble in its loyalty— whether exhibited in the Hall of legis­ lation, on the field of battle,or HlMnifosted at the Polls; whether standing firm fortheruo in the time of War or stand­ A. W. Bailey, has rented bls mills at ing equally firm, for Juttire, freedom thia place, to 11. H. h!» son, and M. H. and humanity in the time of Peace. Wing, for one year, so 1 am informed.— At no time has it had any sympathy H. II. Bailey luui built, nearly to oomwither toleration for Rebellion or any pletfon, a beautiful, though net A large tjf the friends or apologists of the Re­ bellion. It has had no draft riolt, neith­ er boa it countenanced any attempts to diacredit or embarrass the National , tho aaaaults of aeceasion and oligarchy. It has unflinchingly carried out ita acta in the spirit of the Constitution end the great truths of the Declaration of Indo- SEWING MACHINE COB FtetU ilsvolvtag Castor, or your Choice of ■ large varirty of other Ar* Ucloo upon Ex­ change List. 1st 1870, to all arte SuAecriArr* who pay us strictly in advance for |l,50. k GREAT Tb«M artidss to ba s®U si ll» ssltsrm pries et ONE DOLLAR EACH, *»S sol to bs p*i4 tor sstil yss ksev »Ul yes to send our paper from tho receipt of tho money, until January a C. THOMPSON OBE DOLLAR 8ALE OF Silk,. Sh»wl», Drew Good., HMD Good,. LiMM, Dry Good,, Cot­ ton, Finer Good,, Album,, Bibles, Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Watches, Ma­ chines, Ac., Ac., Ac. Political Campti, Tbero has been shown, from time to tian, Patronage or Power, and while iU lime, oa (he pert of the Copper-Babela, in an parte of the South and Wert, a quite easily explained, and are due sole­ fluporition to decry the influence in na­ ly and entirely to tho education and in­ Post, mu wax. Republicans of Barry County! Those tional affairs of six Eastern States, and telligence of bar people; and whilst they threats of leaving them out in tho cold. will remain foots in that section at the of you who want a tire County paper, an Were a year or two ago frequently utter­ roontrv, like foots wffl, sooner or later. mww paper, an independent paper ed by influential orators and journals of which darettpeak the truth, let ’ it hit or that party, and even now^ntimatfoos are the spread of free school, educa­ hurt whom it will, send in your money frequently thrown out that they axe not tion win become general; for the truth of much account »n tho Union, and must was distinctly uttered by a Representa­ as rubscribers for tho Bxxjru for 1869. toon bo overshadowed by the grow th of tive in Congress from this State years Aa an inducement to do so now, wo offer threats, allegations, and surmises are in­ dulged in only by superficial observers, who tmsgin that population and territo­ ry alone indicate power, foiling to com­ prehend the important part that inUlhgerue plays in the Republic, both direct­ AUTHORITY, �UPLEMENT. MACHIHS )K STORE! •• aad Myla of BARLOW. GOODYEAR IT, U dlaadvsd by mataal soaaeat. • N, BARLOW, 8Z GOODYEAR, ig*,A*g. Ihltil. Drug 4 Book«ter* RLOW & GOODYEAR, f ®«®KS, and all luk, &c. MIDDIXTILI.E, Latter <fc NotePaper Envelopes, ^^•iPacketa, AHswrnu, Musit^oflJs’fc ^eot’MuMe. Pictures, Picture Frames, CES FALLPBIlfTS FORTZZIFaSN IS WELL WORTH fnooo. U. wmiuitt • M>d41.viU., Iftrt. , . Just Received. Jefferson 8^ two dZXt°h^Hhe^Office. “ Hastings, Nov. 23d, 1838. ** IB. -f _ T .<TCg7"l|e this Machine, THE SONG CABINET, By C, G. ALLEN. nor^anlxing the Heading Circle. We think If the young men were a little more active In thia enterprise, they would find it ndvantagvou* to them- 'inc nicHiwL' What Can I do Beat; Mirthfulness.Wil, Humor, with Illustrations; Head* of Victor Cousin, II epwot th Dizon ; Wilkie Collins, Rev John Cumming*, author and prophet; Blind Tom; Ar. THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERT. Drap, Mediciiat, Gretsris, Rlfcble, Mr. Julian; with Indian*, The Mao azine. Harper’* Magazine, Cannibal*, and other*. Richer In Matr Atlantic Monthly, Ballou**, Godry'* ter RMd illustration, than ever be'ore, I-ady'4 Rook, and Peterson'* Magazine, everybody will want to read It. Only (or December; n!so Harper's Weekly, *5 cents. 6. R. Wkllb. Publisher, 380 Broadway New York. the Chimney Corner, and all the lead. Ing lllustiaicd paper* of the day, are kept constantly on hand at the City New. Depot of Main Bnon^tji's. the firet number of a Rural and Family Paper—to be published, thereafter Fins-We Jcirn that the. Barn on Weekly,by I’eltcngill, Rates & Co., Proth» prvml*?* of Rev. Mr. Brown, of prieti'ra.and to be devoted to all that par* Rutland, WM* dratr’>yejby fire on Tuer- tain* to Country Life In 1U broadest WEST. W. O. HEDRICK A CO., day evening. The fire broke out about Sattn & Hanmiien, and will be under the general Editoral charge of Mr. Donald Gi Mitchell ; while Ita Heme and Fireside Depart­ ment* will be subject tj theiupcrvblon ef Mr*. Harriet Beecher Stowe. who tHU at»o contribute regular^ to every number. / A large corp* ot RwoelRt" Editor*,“of blgb reputation In tbelrepcclal depart­ ments, have been enlisted in rapport of thia enterprise; and no labor orexj-en-v will be apired tu make the papcr- in eubjact matter aa well a* illustration— worthy of a place in every iiouaehokl In Receipt Books, EAT ?STH»' 3 Railway! ORE Pennsvlvaaia f lrp..iand Cairo, reel. Chlraga ■ h asiaSEd BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES »rw Fares Prroariy wa.c.t ft.. or D.au by Fin ta Ugbtolag. Bailer & ftclaue Dealer, ’CoNCT.itT.^-We notice that there is to b* a concert a’-ttli. Methodist Episcopal Church on '] luuiksjrh Ing evening, comm»nc:ng at T o’clock, under direction of Prof. Dale, aadsted by Mr*. Riley, Pref. Bailey, presiding at tbe Piano. Buch an array of musical talent, at a concert on Thanksgiving evening, iheuld command a full nous*. Admladon 25 cento,th* proceeds to be used In paying for the New Organ recently purchased by that Society. Surely this 1* a worthy object, and one in which the whole people should take an inteIs hereby given that the Tbicnafiip re»t, as whatever make our Church ser­ Beard. of the Township of Hastings, vice more Inviting, tend to the promo- will meet al the office of the Clerk, on tlun of good morula in community. . Saturday the S8tb Inst, atone o’clock P. M. to audit accounts. Dated Hastings, Cleiiag Exercise* of the Middleville Nov., 16th, IMS. By order of the Board J. W. BENTLY, Clerk. Uniha School. Mid Deville, Nov. SO, 1808. Ed. Banner.—We have seldom at. tended a School Exhibition, equaling In merit, the one given under charge of Ltrcics Rcsbihx, of Heating*, at tbe Vlooe of the fall term of tbe Middleville Union School. Although Mhldievillf has attained a high standing ambng bar sister town* for her amettur dra­ matic tal*nt. one would scarcely expect In an ordinary School Exhibition lb Aec much real talent evinced. But the scholars seemed Inclined to d» their level beet, and In doing that th*y far exceeded our most sajgnlne expecta­ tion*. it I* uselees j‘ o attempt to parllcularire where aU did so well, and wo shall not do thia among ths SifiiOlar*, tut a few of our young people,net meinber* of the school, volunteered their service*. And to them we not only ten­ der our thanks, but shall claim the Rrlvilege of commenting upon their eeveral acta and performance*. 'The oddity" advertised nan ‘Diw logue,” but really a rexmlc-draraa, was »«U performed, the several Important »*rt« being taken by Ebln Witkina, Wm Jodie Payne, and Mias C. S. Lynd. Oa* ofth. most prominent feature*,ufld and ablest display of talent during tbe •renlng was tbo reading of Aaron Clarke. Orm E. EtepbtmrToltah Bey” *“ the piece aelrclod-^a difficult piece of blank verse. This fa a piece which Tte Farnm' M Hie Lip 0, H. A. GOODYEAR, HABPEBB NEW’ MONTHLY MAGAZINE. .TfWS.* CARRIAGE FACTORY HAIR Groceries and PrOVsions, XAIta, AXXS, SALT, Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Street*, HASTINGS. COD Tto.W’aia of Jtverv Dem*iri«*« Crockery and Weolaa^Warc, KSHOBBNB OIL, MICH. 60 First-Class CUTTERS CAfali iVxXelA Mid FAX1> Far all kl>4a af Caeatry Prefeca, aaeb a* gatur, t... ILa... M e- -- ever offered in tho County. I AIM TO SELL SEW TORE PIANO FORTE COMFAXT. Genuine Article At tbe LOWE-T POHflBLE RATE*. eiv r wK&c,”S,,tJ.“VKXm" y Grand One Dollar Sale! Sheetings, SrtdlugliachlDse, FREE or COST Leather Goods, LiMaGooA, , .Agents! Great Dollar Bargains fot bur Customers. [Ann roa nints and rsun ST. �joral anti WisalUttreaz. BMCIAI, KDTICta BUSINESS CARDS. jjissolvtioi. sfe MrttWtMMTl. ----------- RABTntqg, ■ ■ ■ ant. ROBINSON4yriGHTMAN ........... Il:a r. X. TVIyrrM y’iu°£ip'«»........... ............... fcMs.n. i/MMiaiuar ................ tom . ........................... 3:4s .........................itl:ao kST ^7*^ “*“* , » w MwifiMNails mal^isa. grea tf U BARLOW & GOODYEAR. ' BOOKS a BTAT10XKXY, PsrftiBery, Paaey CroU*. Wall Paper, A FCLL STOict af arUdas is wy Us. aseatai habtixgb. Mncnxo.—The 1st Quart«|y me-. ting nf the current Conference year, at Heatings Station, will be held •a Sunday the ZKh inrt. The Rev. Mr. BAXtH.oneof the mo<t eloquent Clergy Dta in the State, officiating. qcabtixy Emaxi’EY. Chvuch.—There will be Sxavico. appropriate to the occasion, at Emaxvkl C’HCBCH. on Thankagfvtngday. Thursday the SStii ins:., at 11 o'clock, by the Rector, Rev. J. W. Uxtox SEitvtCX—The Probyterian Metho !l<t and Baptist Societies will bo'J UXIOS SehvWS, at the Presbyteri­ an Church un Thanksgiving day Tbure- ciwooinrrn, We call the attention of oar readers to the advertisement 'J Dr. BatBelds Equalizer,contained in another column. Tha purpose of thia lastrument it to •qaalizo tho circulation of ths blood and nervous fluids In the human eye­ tom, and thus to arrest and cure disease. Several InatonoM of care produced by It, bare been mentioned to us, which seem ttuly remark atto Some of the p<roans who have received benefit from It, are well knows and prominent citi­ zens in this community, and the medi­ cal profeadun have, we understand, giv­ en It their urquailfled approval. We certainly are glad to toe there improve­ ments in medical bv science and practice, practice, --------- ... .buow uu and greet with pleasure every Invention calculated to relieve sufferiog humanity <>f any of the many dlarasea to which it U exposed. Dm. J. M. and C. Rcsbxll, of thia Village, have purchased the ex­ clusive right for tbe use of theta Instru­ ment for Barry and Eaton County. Daator la Drj Gwli, Griccriei, aoon ‘civva'an Mxnrerjna Hia»ry Csrotrs. Mieh. ayrlSal PIECES FALL PRINTS Just Received. Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRE8TON, General Grocer, PavnooxoMY, containing nearly fifty roti by Kcv A. P. Moons, Pastor of the portraits of distinguished character*— Mrtbodl-t Eplscopii Church in thia Civilised and Savage ; is published — Village. Boots and Shoes, blemen ; Eminent Clergymen; Power of Example; Choice of Pursuit*. or What Can 1 do Beat; Mirth fulness. Wit, norganlxing the Heading C.rrle. We think if the young men were a Uttla Victor Couain, Hepwoith Dixon; note active in thia enterprise, they Wilkie Colllus, Rev John Cummings, would find it advantageous to tbcmauthor and prophet; Blind Tom; Ar. TnEMaaaztXE. Harper’s Magazine, Atlantic Monthly, Ballou’s, Godey’s Lady's Book, and Petereoq’s Magnzlne, far Decern >«-r ; also Harper's Weekly, Bazar. Leslie’s lilustraied Newspaper, the Chimney Corner, and all the load­ ing U'.ustia'.cd papers of tbe daj|, are kept constantly on band nt trie City News Depot of MaIX BtiOTUKB'B. iirup1* Jostles teIks Mtyel te **mmt*i« d dir mssr ■SdilUssl u.m wkwb so I Act tl>< Ilfs, bnlib. sa4 UApaaaa*f *<x Ulelaawauf avoalr. and • tilth, cmuao, rSrrl mors er Iras dirertli, tbr ■•tCanol t Dr®, Heits, Gnctries, rium, aua, raarntxxa ’ cirr yin Dtrcr. Rlfcble, Mr. Julian; with Indiana, Cannibals, and others. T.lcber in Mat­ ter *Md lUuatratlon, than ever be'orc, e\cry body will want to read 1L Only M cents. S. R. Wxlxa, PublAher, BUS Broadway New Yolk. Groceries and Produce, will be leaned on or before January next, tbe first number of a Rural and Family 1 Paper—to be published, thereafter Weekly,by PeUeogiU, Rates A Co., Pro-. prietora.atid to be devoted toall that par­ tains to Couut.y Life In its brofoa.t Hair RagaiOor. Saiilers & Harrasiiiken, It wlU not be partisan or sectarian.— It will beculkd HEARTH end HOME, and will be under the general Editoral charge of Mr. Doxat.D O< Mrrcnux ; while Ito Heme and H reelde Depart­ ments will be subject L> the supervision of Mrs. HanxtCT Beechkb Stowk, who will aha contribute regularly to Coxrxnv. —We notice that there la to a concert a* the Methodist Episcopal Church on 1 uauka.'ivlug evening, camurate-.ng nt T o'clock, unde/direction of Prof. Dale, aas-'ated by Mrs. IUlxy. Pref. BaILKY, presiding at the Piaxo. Such aa array of musical talent, at a concert on Thanksgiving evening. THE SONG CABINET, By C, G. AIXEN. ■^s^ysrwawsFss Tie Farasn' Moms! Fiie Hi-Ct BARRY ARD EATON COUNTIES I—■ — —. —M S H. A. GOODYEAR, Baiter HicW Dealer, A large corjw of awociate Editors, of high reputation In their special depart­ ments, have been enlisted in support of thia enterprise; and no labor or expense wlB be apired Ij make the paper- in 1 sublet matter as weU as UlustrAtlonworthy of a place In every household In •4, VemMUrtlU, i Fteaferai. Irrlaj HAHPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Ivery Bottle la Warranted. TULLIX. FXWCH A FUIX1 Vtotaaato Aman, CXJ«a»». ttrAaS as aSa * <S BraeXaa wsiitot the land. FubeeripUone will be received by us, from any of our subscribers os lAe moaf ______ " mlad >n AS centa,the proceeds to be used /awabte Urma. In paying for the New Organ recently percbaaod by that Society. Surely thia la a worthy object, and one in which the whole people should take an Inte­ rval, as whatever make our Church ser­ vice turn e Inviting, tend to the promo­ tion of good momli in community. CARRIAGE FACTORY Clsaing Exercises of the Middleville Unidn SchooL European Calshritlss. D18MARK. TWtorradttalsra of Preraawsa eared bf Radway's Pdls. (Sre fended a School Exhibition, equaling In Irtlar from -b» Prafsaaars of lbs I rassisn toad.merit, the one given under charge of ^WUge- Bresin Dr. Loews Ruatxix, of Hasting*, at the elose of tbe tall term bf tbe Middleville has attained a high standing arobng bar alater towns tor her amertuf dra­ matic talent, one would scarcely expect in an ordinary School ExhlblttBa lb be« ■oeh real talent evinced. But the aeholani teemed inclined to db their level loot, and in doing that they far exceeded our moat uijgulns expectaUona li la useleee to attempt to pmleularixe where all did so well, and we shall not do this among ths Pbhblaro, but a few of our young jreople,n«ta>eu>bets of the school, volunteered their services. And to them wo not only ten­ der our thanks, but shall claim tho privilege of commenting upon itteir revarai acts and performances. “The oddity" advertised ass "Dia­ logue," but really a wnutc-draiuB. was well performed, the several impbrtant »wts being taken by Ebta Watkins, Mias Jeaio Payne, and Mist C. 8. Lynd. One of the most prominent feature*,snd end ablast display of taletit during the srening was tbo reading sf Aaron Clarke Orm S. Ftepl>cnf’I'oll*h Bay" Groceries and ^r'Ovsions, XAlla, AIM, SALT, COD TOW, TtorWaea sf DswrtR<M, Crockery aat Wsw^aa*sre( KSBOBBliB OIL, 50 First-Class CUTTERS And.to tar*.ssarysblag toys to a Firstattoe Orasary kaubMuBaaL ‘'"■x'.Sfizrtitt’JS"*0’- -WORLU c2mII WIL.XJ IlXf X*AIt> MS a Vcgalabk rrrearalUa lit s<|»aL lUAlXACO. f*MgrtMsn. « Mrors* r»r all ktoda af Caaairy Predate, mk*i aa Batter, Tnx Lanoast axs Forest Aswantxxr ever offered in tho County. I AIM TO SELL NEW YORK PIANOFORTE COMPANY. (ea*Brua> Sites. IMS.) Genuine Article*. A. to. LOWk-T PO-IBtdt kAW^W- GRAND AND SQUARE Grand One Dollar Sale! .'FREE or COST ctot-x- and 0X3X1 Kina rsribar ya.JwImm ar to I .ball ba jMaasS ” 5 JAMES CXaAliMiD; Bar*tag* Bar. MA IMS. sO-r-zn-lf Agents! Great DoUar Barlaim for bur Cu^anrri. usn roti hides and nun �SEW AIVErnUHEITS. _ ixoaiTSG®" j’ LEGAL N0HC1E8. _ DBY 0001W. BHEHIFF’S SALE~~==a FBOHATF ORIIFH. :^SE«£?Ma.xx5 Mammuih Hkr»i. mspnitos AfXlrB.V LAK<it- CASH STORE KM*. Bud >t«U ti-»'ll< M Mi Tb-wSI Baa, .Uo.1 OevbU h* karam H<w. I ample p»K», a|U nKbrsee D.nsnaeau dsvo,. ud u or iictUnjt up**" Agriculture. I.Jtcratnre, lio.Uculturc, EAwstten. Bcsucc aud Art, Rural Architecture. 8ncopMuab<mdry..x«w ImcBt'ocs, Cuttou Culture, Dome tic Economy. Natarul History, UUMlng, breeding. ». Si .r wmum Kir*-.!.. ’trixsr'-'. e = ’>8-V ’ ip eratBhrsnafyMn. s«,.M.4I, eta.n£eueUa^Tin'iiivui—":i ¥. MtaU'-r „ u. .”T" u |^"11-juaX r„w. V d&2'c“4S,Vta!^ '*i«4 pSaSrft>X^M*3«Smiy,M£; 2 BSSisEF oitissx?« “ =d;T • etaeerf So tie. iiMrias .r .Ls vAltM.wd i>u i!l Mk^ta iliVjln;? b": ‘zw“r. ‘u*rw"*•u* •“'‘‘‘'"•Mi« ws« fllojlir Mr . U.el.eUI M«K-„ ■mieelelk* p-rv..., inti ,w-i,«?• iii I j HYPOPHOSPHITES o. d. ipauliixi. 1; M s q ■ ssssf.ts.wwffsstsx.’t-'u i “ssbr.BMU'ttt¥sxs.n: ?ss: P a! s. All Hastings Outdone! tt«ayas9W«& EXteEr^Bsu-ETi-s? ii a i Kwmssmrtsjrara-us! asxftTpSFtnK; rsrsw as ———■ -rr^ygSg^L.. CONSUMPTION kt ‘ and heart. IW'k. been otharwiso, A Splendid Assortment ft w u*"‘ could not—widely aa ho is admired and profoundly aa he is loved and tzustSale al Rail Road Prices. New., tkimmerre, IJuniseapeGanlrning IN ALL STAGES OF eA-Jhare been tho Republican candi­ A •» GRFfcNBACK Eutqmolo.-y. Tbe Markets. *c„ Ac. date. Of full rale* wet true to asy Houk A«aL lw»T]UTin»«. Ut»ic, loirjr.Ac. ■ I oL XX. for «>ll excel le dl th- (Meutlali Tho Democrats might also have nomi­ BOOK ASENTS WANTEO FOR Fh«r ImmeJiaBflr nx^taee Ike Mrreg'k nated and supported him had they seen ,pen U>. eeior eftfie pale Mead They MAT1IW RALIMMmri IIW UH ... t- -_X .... ■■---- . -. .tlurtgng.- aaJ«>. fit. Many of them had early determin­ ••SuMhiae and Shadow ia Mew York.” ed kr do ae,' end they long preaiated in A Work of oboorblox lutoroM, reptrto wilb u>aad tncidouto of U*> oud ibr firm H«that resolution He,was emmontly pop- ocdeleo trepoliu. Our Agrot in Hartford t»ld M to Me •lar wi th tho loyal section of that party, white tho Rebels widely snd warmly ap­ preciated his magnanimity and p><>.l •ense. Of all the men whoeo tnaiincts 1 rtttte. io ell esker leeel ««w ee «Upalaod te -KS and affiliations ally them with tho Repub­ licans, he. was their first choice. Tho one solo obstacle to his nomination by tlio Democratic party was tho fact that hi, belonged to the other parish. Throughout the canvasa just clooed, k-M'S elMMie eortleo ereeoOw Be lb. lb' Ml W roue Tunic. and gaaarator oi ice Oer.Bki'hiinenar aaM mrlMBRri >e Ike i v-m. ee Gen. Grant has been systematically, ]>cxblood; wnila for caaaaaf Oaneral aistantly traduced by a largo section of of Hlr*»i(th. Hreh and Appel.le S'.-Otolrto, Farslyato, Ukraara *m the Democratic press as » blundering Heroftle. Chromic Durrbara. >■ butsber, • drunkard a despot, and a radical, whose election would dig the grave and nail down tho coffin-lid of TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT! constitutiimal liberty. Martial law, W1LX1.W n.neTVoakaoS Wiuhb H« Benn. States excluded from CongreM, deprived of solf-govommont, and ruled by tho bayimot inde&dtelv, Sc., were to bo tho fruits of his domination. Tho Demo­ cratic candidate for Vice-President in. docontlv proclaimed that should Gon. Grant oe chtaon President, ho would never quit tbo’White IIouso white ho lived ; perpetual anarchy, “Negro Su­ premacy ” and an exterminating war of races at the South, wore widely pro­ claimed tlio inevitable consequences of his election. • WiHM xJuon *Mi Bwi he •• elected, nevertheless : and ■aidOaaUtr. •— i tho telegraph had hardly flashed tho tid­ ings over sea and hind till, presto! this raring Radical is transfcrrediuto a para­ gon of grod souse ami moderation I— Jteverdy Johnson who noror before breathed ehint of it—tolte Europe that tho American People would have shown themaclvee ungrateful if they hail not elected Gen. Grant! (Then what docj be think of his own Maryland?) Th^’•tioxat I»Ulliffnerr would like to fall into his arms in a sudden swoon of ad­ miration ; oven Montgomery Blair threat­ ens the President oloct with his appro­ bation ; and wn learn from myrid tliroats BEST BEIEOT TET DISCOVERED newly attuned to this strain that Gen. Grant is essentially a Democrat and a Oonservatire, who will oxcrtall tho pear cr of his great office fur a speedy reite­ ration of the Union! And this, for a wonder, ia true! Gen. Grant'a'instincta are all democratic in *.*> iba Old World. Is.kdalrrwl/ the proper sense of that much-abused AAMtiJaam- llallday Pitarnl Suri, tlu il.t term, while his leanings aro consorva- MEH. Jr., U Bi'ble Uwm, X.-Ywk. ' ’ tivu and his heart yoorns for a prompt Best asUri'al of Crockery fa Town. ' FIItRT CLASS e ro-eatabHshment of tbe Union in ita in­ tegrity. You arc right now, however ' MAGAZINES i Fresh Goods constantly on hand. wrong you may hava hitherto been.— Asmrrs-HnutiiAtiAzrsr. r< •»». Old Goods selling regardless of rest. But how could you, thus regarding him. hero fought his election so strenuously ? 1Z1 W.lhatotop IIUK^a CD.. Bidddbrd, Jft. Might he not say to you, in tho words of 1 a’hackncycd ballad: I’llOHk 1 K OHUKH- ’ •as.'yrvKxg agMgcgS^ ROSADALIS Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats &’Caps, Crockery, Roots & Shoes, Diseases tfftt BM, Liver, Kitajs, RUSSELL & NEVINS. HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, 'rf~ 3 Or tlekyour utmost with intent co tc do? If Gen. Grant ia the man you now pro­ claim him, hojr is vour post abuse of him to bo justified? If yotfr present THE GREAT RADICAL PAPER. faith in him is sincere, what meant your recent, frantic opposition ? \./ The meet extensive and froshe-I PcfiltlFor our own nort, we are nowise । cal New,—The best Agricultural' omaaed by this sudden spasm of adula­ Department-1 hr .lariat Alarkets— And the best r rlglution. Wo expected and predicted it— al Beadlug Matter. " We assured the People that Grant's tloc-, tian would give peace to tho country, eeaing that it could'not fall to have that effect "We told them that the Rubels would soon swarm around the President elect, protecting that they had misunderstuod him, and were now anxious to co-opcrato with him in the prouyit and Ten capita. t* act addnm. (sad IM copy. io iba palle'-np ofih* d»bf. I t-irnity, and general prosperity. This is copiaa. to one ed-ln-x... (and one certain to elicit a fit response; and, are Tirauly _ „"T •» 'ko r»U^up or ibe d.bi. 5 he has been six weeks President, Gen. Fifty Mp«. to oaraddine, lead o*a copy Gnat will seem to be as popular and po­ . Io tfie srtlrr up ef the club , - ’ I Ona bundrad e^tae, to ou> vtoraea. (and tent nt the South aa he is al the North. oar copy of ibe Tri-Wreklt to tbo itrltor-ap oT tea dab a l< We do confidently trust that Ku-Klux Alt ardrre abould bo addrweed to JOH? operations at the' South, fitna the burn­ F'USKY. Editor apd Proprietor, H W. e in* of negro school-houees np to Camil­ lU.enlh .od Oto.to nt Straeta. PhUadelabu W Head tor a ■noei.o.o e , r la butcheries inclusive, arc already in t ioir butt quarter, becaupe it would plain­ ly be suicidal m era see to presist in theta. There may yet be a few sporadic * out­ breaks, but no systematic persevorance in Robel ntfoeitiea. The chief aristocrats will quietly hint to the rufiians that they imist stop, and the hint will be taken.— T1io new State Government will stand, •» •« lb. We-Irru Uniremlut Boot ami Faaud “the Chit ’ SutobiLbrnrui, CtodsMU. Obto, and •otarg WEEKLY LOOK!LOOK! ▼ F R T LOW FO R C AHI. Tbe majaitirfr of mir bavaraa baa taabMaato RUSSELL <fc NEVINS. PRESS. “Star in the West" io tho ballot-box, and _______________ 1 that they hare always favored Impartial Suffrage which some of tho nogroee trill be txyeled into be­ lieving by-and-by. The new mashincry •f Gorermneat will work rather roughly for a time; but will wear smoother dayby day. The three Status yet standiag SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL FOR IN 09. TERMS :-»J per annum Four enpieu tar f l>. Fijkleepia. fort»; ai d an aura copy to a«Bn^NKXL?«.s-toa AS&5 Sowing Mach to* forSStfubeenben.. A»A0 Ooh) Wateu far 40 fwib-cribe a. A WOO Odd Watch for n tiubanibera. rosadalis LARGER THAN EVER! Is Recommended by the Best Adding 'X'nannport*Um>. Physicians Everywhere. Particular Atlasties to Order for Building Mat erial s. Boston DOLLAR Store! ■ WK Shelf-Hardware aud Cutlery, » ATxtbcvut r/trees. improved Dodge’s Clebrated Plows For Rale a'. Kalumaaoo fricea. HAIRDRESSING jKew^tyk woueBo^ trtei j it wsSmS . will quickly restore Gray Hair te ta natural color and *»d produce luxuriant pot perfectly harmlcaa. NteBonbr tw-ipo”'' ■=£«rES Dr. J. J. IrAwrenoe A Co. M4 IMiimorr Htrwt H.tiluwrr. Sl.iy but. •nrrn a dyer, REPOT, AM GRKSXWICH MT., *. Y. mCcONEDoU^B. JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. Filurr 3 Sewing Machine. .r^AJd"^1*1* °r"*,k LAMB MXTTTVI0 JtACfflXB MFC. CU _Cbteorec Felts Mae*. GREAT IHDUI STOVES. IRON eiraa- rauwfeKswns' Owen raws <VWIS1MU-«T r« »n« a— n*"- VOUTUAGE HALi:. WATTIlh* H � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-12-02.pdf a1d9a0fc9f254ff533586907b828d1bf PDF Text Text 8i: AutUji gras tl ®tye fastings Sanner AT UASHNOd. DARKY 1.0.. MIC BY GEO. M. DEWEY, VOL. XIIL Business Jirrrtonj F. H. MALLORY. with TMUH.-tl.50 PER AHBUM. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1868 medical eailwayb. HOOFLim GQI1I BITTERS, VXtoHAM. “ With Kalluo toward; £><>i: HA.ILWA.YI ?»r&S. A Startling Casa- VTCTQBY. Hoofland's German Tonic. td WM«un mmrmcruni — To nvpKN bj Dr. C. X. Jicxsos, York, boston. JAMB, f. ROBERTA, She g«,ti«g» $»«»«. NUMBER 32. place where manhood resides. pose and steady the bonk kept by the be to carry you every TOsggwgy frrws conncn. Tines and fruit trees. —There comes from Mobile a c lug. But. if the plan bonce arranged, and a qy against Judge Busteed. begun, and carried forward a month, the And NeW liJjgiantl Cltloa. The Great Remedies for all biseam FEANK ALLER. m.n.1 .11 n««^n«r al Law.axl aiUvtuv taCVuaatrrft O X-larv FaMk-. Gra-ral Lan-t Tat an4 <M■ Carit-olar atsroHan rsMItalhi aaai . ■:.»» •< 1 IM* at ml MV... < lIHro avw J. F. WaliaM? B„. Slrorl. ttaatlaca. XMk. Otuj cxitsntj in Iowa end one in j?oBooks are hi i<L to the young. Temp­ brasku. tations ore blunted on them which other­ wise would pierce to the quick. A man who draws sufficient pleasure from flag i taffv into firewood for tho poor. LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANA Hoofland’s German Bittars HARVEY WEIGHT. for two hundred thousand dollars and every step. Nothing increases seif-reyoung man more worthily have it honored. The New England THIN RAILWAY KXTEXM FROM 82 to 27 Miles the Shortest Ranta. —West Virgima Legislature cons his pleasure. Friends ;nay files Books of eixty-one RcpuLlicaui and sevent ncv$r ar? sick and Usey do not grew old. Democrats. Riches mel I away. Becks are 1 n danger of no bankruptcy. Our coinjieutons defeat of the notorious Mr. Roebuck, for HOOFLAND’S OEBMAN TONIC, of the house were in the hands of the - r.Tlin & MILLS —A Chicago girl is announed as the belle of Dresden. The Saxons imagiftg reereTjM F U. <Sop.|, and uriraa ia hl iai« CUima ladoM. OIBca la «•>». W. Wiua. Dr. C. C. LBWBLKT. < e-.rMStaa and ItaalMl. IrtaM . SM Xart !!>•. Barrr Co«lr. Mica. Mrl Hoofland o German Bitters. HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIO STM. UFJOHX. L1?"*’, Tr*in Jwmv R*ilro«4 fer FbllUtlphh. Udli&crv and fTaahlnglaa. >A. Mill. UFREMH and Hara. .11.. _ J__ UAIL. ___ .. .via Avan •11. ville ISandsv. eicatedk Cosaa . Elmira whfc X.rrhvrn Caslral stalls . HarriabsrL FbilaAtlphlaand lb« sual iStrs- A Dilxkmi—Many ye*ro ago, a young Unrrorealist Clergyman started qreptward to attend a convention of his brethrenHo took the precaution to carry a bottle uf Cayenne in his pocket, to sprinkle <rn his food with aa a pcrri*ntativo to fever and ague. The convention met; and a: dinner a tall HtxiaicT obeerred tho persoh as be scasmttd his meat and address­ ed him thus: “Stranger, l’|l thank rou for a loetlo tUf. M. UOHTMnNO,t^PgEW^rDany). I. F. llAtl, t. B. I. M.R8.UKEU. J3HJI BISUTI, ILWF.M. CINCINNATI EXFRESS. ntasdai i. Ainuas. a. DEBI I.ITY C. 0 H3L3R33K. MH 1 OUK MCIIY EXPRDW. ITLVANUt H COOK. Adeattced <i» Life, JOHN MTHAEL. Eaglaad Cl Um. • to P. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, from Dos- OTisrfilany A Good One. NOTICE. Traveling into town one night about dusk, Mr. K had ocasion to call at a mansion of an esteemed friend who had, among other worldly poaoeaions, two or three very fine daughters. 11,e had scare* eked at the door when it was opened toe of these blooming maidens, who quick as thought, threw her orm» ALYYED C. WOXSYN. mt inn mlicate tHiLDEiit HATTINlk HOUXB. tfbtimonials. Hon. Geo. W. Woodward. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH, ter astonishment, the worthy gentleman was enderoring to stammer out some­ thing, when the damsel exclaimed.— •Oh mercy, mercjr! Mr. K. is this you ? I thought os much as could be, it was my brother Henry.’ II. RIDDI.K, ‘Pshaw I' thought the gentlemen to lumsel^ *you didn't think any such a thing.' But taking her hand, be said in a forgiving tone, ‘There's no harm dons. Don’t give yourself any UDoaslaaas | tho' you ought to be a little more careful’ jy-ARK FOHTICKETN VIA ERIK RAILWAY. G ear. From dancing bo took to drinking. From the bar he ontored those paths to which Harry Hill a is the entrance. He tried his hand st light play. He ttum went into gaming heavily, was sfrim>cd every night, dri nklng deeply all the while. He became enaznourrd with fancy women, slothed them inedkn, velvets, and jewels diovo them in dashing teams through Central Park, secured them flue tnanrions, “Certainly," replied tho parson, “but and paid the expenses of the establish­ ments—all thia while keeping the confi­ Cwill find it very* powerful; be careful r you use iL" dence of his business aseodatos. Hi. Tho Hoosier took tho proffered rial, wan, jaded and dissipated look went to bis devotion to business. Men who met and feeling himself proof amiinst any quantity of raw whiskey, thought he could stand the “rod salt" with impunity, and accordingly sprinkled a junk of beef rather bountifully with it, and forthwith introduced it into his mouth. It soon the young ma*. His reputation was besaa to take efiect lie shut bis eyes, without a slain, and confidence in hit in­ and his features began to writhe denoting tegrity was unlimited. Ho "had the man­ a verv inharmonious’’condition physical­ agement of many estates and held large ly.—PiuidJy ho could stand it no longer sums of trust money in his bonds belong­ —He opened liiv mouth ted screamed ing to widows and orphans. In the fire?’ ‘Take a drink of cold water from the midst of his business, in apparent health, tho lather dropped down dbed. This “Will that put it out?" asked tho mar­ brought things to a crisis, and an expos­ ure immediatlolr followed. Tho greet tyr, suiting the action to the word. In a short time tl>o nufurtimuo man begun ruined that had anything to do with it to-recover, and turning to the parson, his Those who supposed tbemeeiyea million eyes still swimming in Water, exclaimed: “Stranger, vou call yourself n ’-VcnelWidows and orphans lost their all Mon list, I belie ro^ 'tj do," mildly answered tho parson. suspended busiiuMs on tho right hand “Well, I want to know if you think it ana on tho left. In gambling, drinking, in female society and dissipation goner- is consistent with your belfof to go about with hell fire in your breeches pocket 1" ally, this young fellow squandered ths great sum of one million four hundred thousand dollare. He carried down with Btxrntxo at tux Norx,—There ere two little arteries which supply the whole and dissipation had ruined. And this ia face with blood, ouo on each side; these but a specimen of the reverses to which branch off from dm main arteries on eaclu a t.,’ X*. Vrivlr liCa IrMlxta It.. l-a side of tho wind|>ipc, and running up­ ward toward tho outside of the jdw bone lounging around bar-rooms, or attempt­ about two-thirds of the way back frutn ing to steady hit atejw as ho walks up tho chin to tho angle of tbu jaw, under and down the hotel entrance of the city. the car. Each of these arteries, of A sad wreck ! a terrible warning I oouric^eupplics just one-half of the Ince, tho note the left nnstril ia supplied, be­ ing tho dividing lino, with blood ftvm tho left artery and the right nostril by tho right artery. Now eupnoee your nose bloods by tho right nostril with tho The long winter nights are eomlng. end of tbs fore finger fool along tho outer odgo of tho right jaw until you feel the boating of tho artery under your foigvr, the same aa the pulse in your wrist, then pn*s tho finger hard upon it, thus get­ ting the little fellow in a tight |daoe be­ tween your finger and tho iaw bone; tho that Intelligence and integrity are the result will bo that not a drop of bluod this winter? Business will be attended AN as thomfuon.’ H. Kennard. D. D., esnsaa rww i. DvtmH Elma. J. 0. fenaaili'K Dttreii. Msj ». »•«. ^|kldl6vtUo xrxdiniMro* z-x RAND TRUNK BAILWAT. From Kt «■ »• ™»«. £~S=ZS YOUR CLOTH AT HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTORY. SUPPDBT MSnWffit! naUTlOW. S;5jSW to our neglect; they are never busy; —Naaby says that Andrew Johnson ia still the Moses he claimed to be; he come us with uniform and genial delight. has only changed his Israelites. IFAuI aft you going to read thU winter? —A freedman in Baldwin county. dollars from lus crops this year. —All tho surviving ex-Qov*nu>ra of MassacbuMtta voted the Republicsticket on the 3d inat Such unanimity i* without a [wralleL his county and Lis State, while Fyanl( Ute is b'entanin his ward, his city, hi* county and his State. —Vorarius in eruption —Lieutenant Governor Ouinback I* said to be moat likely to succeed Mr, Hendricks; and prevent his going back aa United States Senator from In,liana —Mahogany is so nlWundant in Ne- y-Tbe New York .Sun says: (That with one Johnson abroad and oqa Johnsou at horns, the United State* has too many Johnsons by two to.-day. —A New York paper modestly a*ya that “tho West is bound to bo the bread-basket of the world, and to furniah flour enough to feed all crea, tion." hu^iriviJcgo of voting for Grant an^ —The Presidential Elet-tom moot on the firet Wednesday in December in their respective State capitula, to cast their ballots for I’reridaqt and VireProiidcut —A Now York paper suggesta aaamoans of paying tho natiamd debt, that every oflico-aeekcr pay a dollar a week towards ita liquidation until! he gets an ofir. —In Jefferson's administration, s}|to. rix years agn, there were only 2,611 pwtons in the service of the United State*, and their sahirfoa were not above 11,071- John T. Hoffman as the Democratic can­ didate for tlx* Presidency in 1872. This action certainly has the merit of prompt. upon its 100th toI- bu Ki. pressure continues, hence’ the nose in­ lb. Vj. fo._ ____ ____ r.________________ ■ ..r i.t—j ceaded in getting the Vice President. Tho thing is therefore in the family, • ’' ten minutes, and tho ruptured vmsoLi in and Den. ought to bo happy. tho nose will by that time, probably con­ —Tax Uxmn Statu or Axixxrs, the skating rink, give a cheerful per­ tract so that when you let tho blood into SS&SXKMS spective. Or you may bo ofasober turn, them they will not leak. Blooding from a eut or wound anywhere about the face your leisure time la to be filled with meetings and benevolent labors. regard to Reading, or study? Are you ’ As the warm-hearted youth plodded educating yaomlres? Do you regard homeward he argued with himself in books as neootfarios of life, of aa luxthis wise. ‘Miss J. knew it was me who knocked man ought to arrange as mat the door, ‘or how did she .’ * * beforl spoke? Audit ■> bar brother would knock bel remarkable account is given ia a late English iiepcr of the escape of n convict from prison. The coll in which he eras he would “without doubt introduqi a now court costume," and So, in influence confined had an iron door, with a lock another Bo. Franklin. ' entirely on the outside. Tho only im—The Washington Chronicle was the only paper at tho National Capital the* a thread over and under Why, if she loves a brother hew must ahe loro her hue-----tho groat squash, 1 never fell such a kiss they are not aubolliuteafar books. And in my life.' Throe* weeks after tho above incident books themselves sro to be elatefled and wisely chosen. Novels and I'gbf litera­ being fiwtoned to the thread, ture, taken sparingly, furniah ‘ opjKMite tho keyhole by dextrous ipalation of the slender line, worked gently in, then turned by means of the eon. Now all the papers than are friendly to Grant Will thrift follow exhibitions B rbo|0 yegr rltbeasbavtag • ■T. presents a r Wayne, vote Kkt, Oakland, -,OT, ,/BAhteaaw. 8.959; Calhoun. riches, bal thane things denotn*et> in K248; Jackson, 7.M4; JUbwaso., 7,011 jHDWbX nO Jmbbhi b �8k» $iintt. DBT GOODS. important municipal laiwfiltedbyftosaM throe out of five ^tateS«i- 'united states a-vtho«xty- hereof the I—Ur. w> members of | S. C. THOMPSON 4 CO’S SEWING MACHINE GRSA.T In the World ONEDOUAB8ALBOF Congrora and fourtoen-ninctoonths of Sillu, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen Common Council, ar® of the name nation­ ality. “Irish to rule America'* seems Io Goods, Linens, Dry Goods, Cot­ ’ Cnd« |U> bwdu, Tbuxlon Hilo, is Ao ZndrpvsdntZ of tho 19 ult, speaks as follows on tho groat question of 7mporfie/S-f^gt. exclusion of Germans and Native Ameri­ cans. This may bw eonardesed hard in ouo sense upon tho Gormans and “Na- Bit views an so per­ fectly in harmony with our own, and ton, Fancy Goods, Albums, Bibles, Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Watches, Ma­ chines, Ac., Ac., &c. his words so impressive that we adopt Till Laib ail W PiWl them and place them before our readers, sad commend them to the cordial appro­ ting in tho inuiuipal of tropolia of the coantiy. Tbe Snsalteat Article sold fur One Dol­ long stand against tho charge that its lar ean l-e exchanged for a Silver Plated, Five Bo;tled Revolving leading men occupy important positions Caator. or your Choice of a in the New York City government. large variety of other Are bation and endorsement of every friand of/fauna TKyA/r—fle says: Rian glad are wo to bo informed that among tho first measures to bo brought before tbo approaching Congress will be a constitu­ tional amendment ordaining a uniform rule of suffrage throughout tho Republic chise tho negro in the nation by a sublime act of Congress. Charles Sumner, with a noble eloquence, has repeatedly advo­ cated the same summary method. Un­ questionably, if Congress had authority to invade tlie domain of state sovereign­ ty so far Mtoenact a bill for tbedtixen’s euril rights, it has equal authority to en­ act a bill for bis politiail rights. But, in order to silence all cavil against any al­ leged unconsti rationality of kuch a mere congressional net, let Congress itself make baste to shape the same idea into a constitutional amendment It will then take a very stupid man to doubt the constitutionality of the Constitution itself ' through Ctagrera. If be shall fUS (He chesrfal hope, he will earn for him- itude which kho nation pays to tho un for­ gotten author of the groat Act of Emau- 'W ill Last a Lifb-Tinie. Bc Sure to See this Machine, HUr. b.rtet Uy niter, m vm te dl«w><nl9l, steUS TM terp«« !■ MVif ttess.wurk slT-rw.rd. W. tex frroaxt smH. tester^ JfaoUwv slur pvrxra. L.x cbUmm J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Yovxa A MM rea.—This favorite Ju­ venile periodical entero upon Its third year greatly enlarged and Improved. It is decidedly tho moot varied, and, In many rrepccU, tbe beet of all the juven­ iles, and well repays tbe Investment of the small sum required for Its p ties rm Ion. A diagram containing a foU-e!sed pat­ tern for cutting out the bedy of a Christ­ mas doll Is one of ths attractions of the pre-eat number, wblch Is, otberwl-e, full of good thlnrs. tiubocribe for your boys and girls, $1.30 per annum, with a premium. Publication Office. 473 Brood- ilHHMZngtgHr WWHHgUl NewOtrtkm Koalas.--H. A. Bctkix, Esq., bra fitted up over the Grocery Store of Gxo. rnaarox, a »all*ef Oyster Rooms, for Ladies and Gentlcmon, that ■urpore tn convenience and luxury all others in tbe Village. Persons or par­ ties dealring to be served with tbe be»t the market affbrds, and In tip top stylo, should not fall to patronise Mr; BussU. Iisiigr 'rumtnct stwmc ikhirl* DRUGS & MEDICINES, BOOKS. Blank Noth and Receipt Books, BEND FOR CIRCULARS. STATIONARY <y every tind and Karie(y, C. 8. THOMPSON A CO., 130 Federal Street, ■w _____ Boston. Myis- HSHiniinmi Patent geSBglgggggggglgg ATLANTIC & GREAT 7STAM S aatgggStgaSSSStg jg3«HEKKHHH Broad Gauge Bail way! Books and Stationery, £ii'«ES«3ftgjSg5“t8 NEW Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! Paiwnirr. eta wish a Quirk and ComtorrMr Trip will spprvckltthrMimMibw.d Frrfert Truk «w Laxatives Huy ears. ued ibr GEORGE PRESTON rtonpk copy with terms. J«seels. address A M KEXNKDT. KdUer. IH Clark Street, CUoego. . .pl.nd.d turak of . FAMILY GROCERIES CmuUtisg .f STATE OF MICHIGAN, YORK Tbie fe the oaly Root, loite '“>• rijbi vos.site right Alwbrd .. . Hur.ry Jusr. >1. wUl bdl it wiik Ssligbl livered a sheep from the wolfs teeth, and then proceeded to butcher it Whereup­ on tho sheep exclaimed, “1 saw you de­ fiver me from the wolf; and now seeyou acting the wolf yourself" Thia is exact­ ly like rescuing the negro from the slave­ holder. to give him beck to-the rebel. Kavthe fourteenth amendment, consid­ ered aa a measure in the intereat of tho negro, slops fas short of equity. Tho time has now come to supplement it* incompletencsa by a more bountiful pro­ vision of absolute justice. ■With great joy and rejoicing, we loom that Gen. Grant heartily favors tho propwsd new amendment; and that without waiting io bo Promdent, ho will use his aslfsomething like tho affectionate grah It Make, Mr Bait Stitch, foresting monthly for the “ little folks ” Is at hand, and more than redeem, the promise msde by the publisher. It is Indeed a 'charming sheet, filled with original mt tier prepared by tbo Kery Beet Writers In this country, and ought to find a place in every household where there are young people. It Is published at the exceeding low price of one dollar per year. For sate by Maim Brothers. Sabscrlptlons received from our sub­ scribers, and tho receipt of the work Under our present system, there are half a dozen different rules of suffrage in different parts of tho country. In some states there is a qualification ofproperty, in others, none; in soma, a qualification of intelligence; ia other*, none; in some, a qualification of color, in others, none. Instead of these glaring inequalities, there ought to be, from Maine to Cali­ fornia, a Uniform Suffrage, just aa there is a Uniform Currency. Nay the Gov­ ernment oght to hare attended to suffrngn first, and the currency afterward; but, although our forefathers, in their pover­ ty dedicated this country to liberty, yet We, their eelfixh sons, hare learned the value of money first and the value of men afterwards. Taking North and South together, Such arbirtory capricfis unstatesmanlike, disgraceful, and pitiable. It bewilders foreign nations into dcubting the equity of democratic inxtitutioujfocnd ataggvra all tho world into a belief lliat republics are not only ungreatfu! but unjust Tbe fourteenth amendment—whiph CongrvK offered to tho South as tho basis of reconstruction, and on which eight Southern states hare been already read­ mitted was a well-meant step in tho direction of justice to the negro. But tkiamneh-laudod amendment foils to se­ cure the very settlement which it aimed te fix forever, for this sumo amendment which many persons innocently regard as having already placed the negro’s rights on a rock of adamant, that cannot bo shaken- nevertheless permits any Ifouthran state to disfranchise its black citixsna, -wherever tho State shall be williagmerely to omit them from Its basis uf representation! This puts the politi­ cal rights of the Southern negro into the hands ef the Southern white! What is the eonraquenro? A shepherd once de­ MAltS FOUR DIFFEBEXT STCTCUI8. ilks.»Mk Hi win, „ ■ erdiasn ■ul,in<i tn.k. i.\.. .. I A Rrrcsuci w Coxxrxrrr.^At Allegan Michigan, last week, the presiding eider, Rev. Thomas Lyons, addressed ths Coogregational Sunday School. Ho said to tho scholars: You have had mootings and celebrations lately, now will you re­ peat to me some of the inscriptions yda carried on your banners?" There was an instant ehorua, “Grant and Colfax." This “brought down the house,*' “Now, you know, you bars had Sunday school meetings; can you think of no mottoes taMBS. •trp»al irory baiidkd «3 Fai. you carried on that occasion?" Again, M« dme Ism «U« II mb TawvU, T»a*y Ua» Grant and CcUax." This confused the solid geld CdM> Eldar, and ho remarked, “No wonder Isle or ragrsrsj Gold lies’ solid Cteck Value! your county gave twelve hundred Re­ publican majority.*’ . Hitherto on American citizen's right to his ballot has been determined bv tho various states. But so great a function of government belongs justly to the United States. Thaddcus Stereos, not long before his death, proposed to enfran­ suffrage. All others But why should one the ballot-box a cer­ tain class of citirena, and another state invito to it exactly the same class? IE & PRINDLE, Atlantic A Gt. Western Railway. �goal and SHisrtlUtitous. ft- Bum, IACHIHE ■or|<j * Ite tharo of 1118. Summar Arrangement 18B8. Pswosger Teals, os lb. Mlehlgaa Coatr.f »*gm*<Mwlc..»B*»UsCrook as follows-. L ili “ ■>“““> U, HEW MVnrtKKITt. BOWNE 4 GALLOWAY, ttflU W.^. 1U<U» Tbe Ca-pertMniny bomtslbm axyrtlsy safer bankers. tb. saws a>4 stylo of BARLOW, OuODTKAB A GIUXT.UdtoMlr^ by fasrsol aoaomL Drug & Bookstore — - r—- «B»r. ft— fa.«• ru^Cull, “ ft .. w reputed editor may be pleased to in- “”Urr~ • •—«.i „ i.for«*uw laterwi* L> r*?**0? ",,refc“l- ■s.h.ais, tb. toteto. lb. : hi. lili *ts • BENTLEY, BUSINESS CARDS. wlwa umiu-rilt,, M Uua , mm, contruveny through the culusnna of i newspaper ia simjdy a dwme. to aL concerned, and as w» bare nodarivato' rT."* Momlaala................... i . ike* r. « millin eh id erorr, nmog block, Hastings, - n - mich Mlylit Eipro.o......................... »:U o.e. n. F..SARGE5T. Oss’lNs*. Chicago. w K. M«ta, Am’I Bup't. Detroit. IfoimU. May lite. t*M. -_____________ BARLOW & GOODYEAR, D- S. WOODWARD, Dnlor la Dn &»Js, Groctritt, Tbe Beaks will be Baliaced First days af Marek and September, vaaroua * nave waited on you for yeur account, due long ago, till my patience is quite gone. 1 must hare ehrohs or YOUTH. A «Hnat«.WH*wdhr!,«,in. DobUity. Pmnalam D«oy. sod .Jl money, right off. Don't coma with the Ibo .8«t. of yoolhLd UdiKrotioo win. k* lb. old excuse. Pay is what I want! If aakoofsBthnagbmsaaity.Mad frvo lo all wha oo«d it, lb. roetpo a»4 dimUoa for Mhiag lb. the coat is nut for you don't [rut it rm. sio.pl. ran^y by which b. was mnd. BaCr. 0. D. 8PAUUHNQ. oi oi^u.g io pn»Bl fc, tM adrrrtiaer's npori[dec2t3] Watch-oil; it ia eent by mail from Oaks, Mich. ^,ERrrED Gone Trai-tin*.—Tho nicmlx-rs of tho TKinuTK.—The Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, I WILL SELL FOB (3,000, •U lbs poiobsM* »IU no? U.« abo<* Btwird, rOBTAXFABtl IB WELL *CKTH*MM. iarg* ort.,rf2raTmpi-.f ftft,ui^-. er/A and -// are rcqueetad to moci at att.-aud tbe high eeteomi In which Re th*ir Hall on Monday evening next,----- »—»-»—«------------ —. Ik-eoml-er 7 th. PIECES FALLPBINTS DiKH, lediciies, Groceries, Just- Received. COTLTTETl STORE ■ art,, W aaM raanuMe totolMMm aS «£ET? OOO.U.UH VUOnW Itouioy. oad .sow <• ■Mruouirt t~»^goMa«»^r Worry ~«rf too Iv Father to afflict our beloved Suter,Mr*. ”$! Allen, in the sudden death of her hue"jt band. Therefore, » ■ACHIBL’ itt P. A B. as. Saiilm & HaraaMerc, w,rv is toaa lo oorrey ia. r> iraaa uno w um w • ---- -- , ,, , , l—l Ctheluuof hoy help-meet su klenly cut ----• ay Bdown in the flower of his ago, in the midst OmciitCixvisa—Wc print this week'of bis ucefullncaa the ufiici.il canroM fur 1‘residential Eire- j hr'l r , That this rr.d event reniiivH I— -J Su» Offiwn, -ftl .IftU (ftllift* ” '>»• ““ ““’"J1 “d 'fa""■fa “fa t«r* and State Officers, and ‘« teomb-^-rCo-K—. orA“r Lf"' ” “ d'“h, - . fcr, .mm..- ft, .। get it in type for this week » pejwr. H. A. GOODYEAR, Baiter & Bictaje Dealer, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. f/w» r- ', Thnt we tender our warmcat .3 rri.nl. -n,l I tj,„ u in^janxblc HARPERS I £Stois^!FiM"w w"“’ KEWMONTHLYMAGAZISE-'uim.^ carnet .r TEE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. I Pc...'. c t that t’lcac resolution* be placed Hbcxt, bcrewltli publiabcd. cert! ylrg on the record* of th* l^lge, and printed in the BAW'rra, and the ’» •■—re', and that a tv the weight, after living tbo oghly ’ rxipr of them signed by (he W. O. T- and elennsed, of cioLdn Ccc-ea of wo 1 W Sec'y be giren to febler Allen. with him by £kla3< P. Cat.r, Esq. If Hxxcr W. RrwtKe. I AMD Hair Regenerator. locuiaS] m Baasapor. x.y, ^RE YVV INSVAED I he Fanaers’ Hitul Fie Im Co. W. C. T. C. A. Riawm. shall b<- pl used to note the fact. si pl Books, SCHOOLSU.XG BOUk. TH! SONG CABINET, •• At n regular moetinz of Wild Flower r< Lodge, Na 14,1.0. ofG.T. held Mon­ day Evening Nov. 80th, ISA8, the follow« ing was adopted by a unnnimone vote: » | ll".r«-., it has pleaoed Our Heaven- Paralysis can be Cured! Coxvicrrn.—Chi Mun.'ny Aten ll.Tti^ of whuo-' arrest fur the Inrveny of a Steer wo noticed Inst week, was tried and eopvictol, theciridcnr j Ix.ing we underotatvl, entirely conchwvn, and *cnfenced losixty days in tho common jail; well dune nxrroxn, a few sueh aenteneea will do awny with much of tho petly larceny that in­ fest this community. ** ■BARRY ARD EATON COUNTIES Lm LijbUiup DBS- J. M- A C. BUSSELL, B7HAIR DRESSING aUAGS?J2SL.T2SSJ £ £2i □BT UMB. T 7STHI tailway! )11K ly double in sire and otherwise material- ' .r M C < ly improved. The Hrnii is already Use ,i> meet popular national weekly of it* kl clasa, but th* pro;»osed change must largtey extend it* circulation and infln. l(l J Itatk Firxncn.—Tbe Lenaing />ma says: On the morning of tho ICthj tharo was in tho State Treasury |l,001,-| lair Eta. IKK Gold & Silver Watches, fflhWTOVEOl Solil Silnr ail M Win rrvpsraii-a for ibo Kcals ta tba I. 1Kuhl IL.,L. 500, and also 894,000 in the safe, nwoi t-i ing papers, making a total of 81,095,500, | nnsylvaoia ! an increase of caah since tho 1st of Ne-! i sad Creiforrabla sad frrfoct Tr.sk vernbar of over 8125,000. There are) twenty-five county treasurers yet to settle,! end the balance at the clone of the finan-J '1’IIK BEST rial year will exceed >1.100,000. m Railway. Bdatobul Cdunnn. At the Sana-1 inrial Convention held aiVermontviDe on] MAIIBIKl) Wslsbe., Cloaks an4 Jewelry Repaired ad Warramad. SEW YOBE HAM FORTE COMPANY. Is ibo Bsr*srs Slam of “Hoollago. Moe. »lh. lb**GRAND AND SQUARE that ■ ill kwp ■ ,1,. RESTORATIVE CARRIAGE FACTORY! a MtMner drewiag lor tb. hair, wbr dfaoM. el <\< eee'p U yrtfeoL Tb.ro U Ml to sIm c*dt —aim. tho 30thof October, the fbDowing Gentle-I men were appointed a Senatorial District Cftrr»—-.lo- Mr tho sMontes, fa.i hi-- F! R p.uwr ia BaiiaMl. by •• lb. S*lb g.y ul Mor -.sgUeelta. W.ssw fosl jssiiM la Aauasfiag I WORLD To proton a Vlgrnhb prvpantlse It. vml. Corner of Jofferaon and Railroad Street*, J. B KIMBALL A OU, Frasrtotors. st Mears. N, Cbwefa. til. Hold by ail ins stats.drsggtau- HASTINGS, MICH Broker TaxxxsarTnts Dar woe appropiateiy celebrated in our Village, by the sevnnal Itcligiuu* Societies— able and eloquent eannona decidedly appropriate to the day Trero delivered by Iler. A. I’. Moona of ft. Heft-dial Biiee,.! Cftmft «od Ber. J. W.Bxnrttirr of Emanuel Church. Jolrttif HOUrMHlOTmSAK? Grand One Dollar Sale! FREE or COST .KWJMt I’iPU, JSfol’-E rue*.. .«d eeMtniag . wl\ Moo — gatirviy —if SWA CLAUS" Hafoiarim. . Agents I Great Dollar Bargains for our Customers. We beard the latter, and think we newer for hto-rfl iM «• ■*«••"« ■*> lUanad to a more appropriate and nebular taTdl’i’h ...t ly prediction and we beard that of Mr. , fllrr—. i. pobuc manor* u Mooes spoken of in terms af the moot d» P'**,M| aided commendation. We are tarry to be Wivi»g» ««w.hteh eadoe compelled to add that our merwurtBe XTXXbJT*8 fevrwwj «<H Drees Goods, 50 First-Class CUTTERS . rm.- offered in the County. I AIM TO SELL SUWttm ^rvettKrfi AUi'itt. Genuine Articles. HBX UVLD rKXfi. QA8O FOB HIDES AND PELTt Groceries and Provsions. MAIM, AXW, BAX.F, COO FI*B. Tie-Wars of Every DeeeripUee, �xaiinp SEW *WE«TI»E»E»T». (FEIT DBT GOODS. CEO. casi-i si*obJe Tbe seed b.ud. replied. ■To SB te knowtedg. gim, IMln^ureu os tbe pnal.r’. books In England, phosphorua is extracted frvm guano for making lucifor tnatehes. Many American farmers have uuult: light of guano for sovera years. A Wool-gmd woolen exposition of the United Shrtes will form n part of the dis­ play of tho great fair of the American BMKrARERTS WARTED FOB institute, September next. KAmw nauuHrrsnv uU The best wine is mdae from gripes " Bunsbins and Shadow ia Sow York." £rowinp neorwit volcaueua and to him who dnnks it will bo imported eume of the qualities of a volcano. The Canadian shore of Ld^tfKrio promises to be a new traps regioh. ' An acre of Concords tnis year produce throe tuns. Te* years a^o, ia the village of Union fiprinn, N. Y-, a tree- planting society Wf# forAwf, and now there are more than 1,000 beautiful shade trees. Other ettorpnsos have followed. Luke x: 7. Thom seems to be n (ilenty of cheep and good land hi Maine corcteri with heavy timber, and there ia tho advan­ tage that while ouo is clearing his form he can live.on bears. It Is said, to be a great damage to land to raite two crops a year, and yet the poorest formers do it Ono crop is weeds. Wheat is wedded by hnnd in Italv . FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. <ftd also in England. Wherever such Work is done the laboring people are ig­ norant, besotied, and poor. » -To bo certain of eggs in-Winter, bens must bo ten munths old, wuU fed and housed, and any brood will answer. Old | hens will not lay until well tethered. | First, fothers, second eggs. The iMret fraud is to sell damaged ! —- .-j • x-pmnw.hrall i. worth nolE^lt1.IXL'L'T iiversii’e maiazine Agriculture. I.heratare, llotlculture, RUm.iah Art, Rural Architecture. Hosey Huebaiidiy,New InvenriOM, C<Xtuo Culture, ftouMtotie Economy. Naturall Htotery. Gsaoing, fowling. DmryPunning, Trev.-la, Tupogrepi'y. Fowtry. B«sa, Oeiiero? infetteteice. huw^ttomuMirm, I-awterepeGnrTrnlng Euiomotogy. Tbe Marxeto. *e., Ac. M. DE XT gaitlXOB. BARRY •Mae bew J. Udo A «ea a On •ato Ceart Heaw S< A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. Musinns Jitt AU Hastings Outdone! Battle Cr®ek Notfhere tSxSK SFrEvS sss,tr^s. TRY IT I rT^MSmlrarS^m, IT T.rwt,.; orBoolUralU afAppfcer Foor TRY IT! TRY IT HYPOPHOSPHITES iMadr frvm the forwula oi J>r. J. T. Oarrbill. r.t F*rteJ>.tlwbntremtey known to ’Madid Science, ia every ease vbere Ibo roatlna pboi- g. D. IPAIUIM. there were penalties for counterfritioc ‘ manure the same as for countcjfoitfag i greenbacks wo would have more corn in our cribs and more 'swindlcra in our jails. It Is end to relate, that when moclion* ias have land they generally give better cultivation than farmers; they have more grwpoe pcara, strawbcrriiM, ‘and wat rmelons, and earlier potatoes and cucum- Dry-Goods, Groceries!, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, HOSADALIS A society has boon formed in Pana for the propagation nf useful inserts, and for tho destruction of noxious ones: and it announces that from cock-roaeheo oil Can bo extracted excellent for greasing BEST RESEDT TET D1SC0TERED. On many farms it coat os-much td keep flic rats As to keep a row. lie who can dear farm* of rate will get rich Without advertising. This fall English formers are paying . 22 cents a bushel for gathering acorns.! and 12 cents for chesauta, both needed for feeding hogs. RUSSELL & NEVINS. We WILL MWT be l .WEBIILD Canvassers Wanted "t* UtT popular work.FearA r»n> It id recommended to Winter here in ' MKU.Jr.,HfiiblrU«iw. Sr« Yurt ' ' a dark unoccupied room, or lnm» closet, . FIRST CLASH ' and to fill die honey-boxes with cobs to MAG A.X. I NEB Absorb the moisture. Best xxserl'wl of frockrry In 3 Towb, Fresh Goods constantly on band. Buenos Ayers is so favorable for sheep that wool can lx> grown for 10 cants a pound but this is because it costs no more to r&iso-a shop! erd than a sheep. Two things not to be bad are wante<l tn England. Ono is an art of Parlia­ ment for putting down rabbite, ate! tho Other, a privilege for the door man to brew his beer\ , A- California paper recommends all THE GREAT RADICAL PAPER. producer* to meet the market at onco, that the shops may be got out of the The most extensive and freshed Politi­ cal -Nswr—’ilie te-*t Agricultural country, and that there may bo better ‘ Dapartn.enl - Hie lot*st Marprices for what remains. keto—And the boat origin_ In tho care of cattle nothing keeps al Beading Matter. them in better order than tho light of the eye of the owner eovcrol times n day. The eyes of boys cud hired men are cov­ ered with a Clin. rpt<K Imuaaw ItaecM Allrodtoa oar Mai I ■ - > . -- I- —I. . . —_ When tho cattle are fed on straw, the boys on skimmed milk, the old man on fot pork and tho hex* are obliged to .acrat.'h graveL the breath nt the beaus of the girls will smell of whisky. A former has liberty to par 10 per Cent for tnonev, that he may shelter his sto^k, and liberty also to work for this Ung bus Jred eopiu. to ... ddroas. (aed purpose, if he cau prove that he will do OMVOfw of Ua TiI-WmU; Fbvm to l»es.ll.r-up uflbeeieb). IK ■« more than in six. All order, .hrald b. UdmBwi to JO11M W During the war the Ifebles made horee- FORML'Y, Uilor aul I'ruprwlaf, K W. come collare of bass-wood, and now they are rlavtfalb and Cbutnui SMa FMladatolUa, F. recommended for general use, for they are light, they do not get heavy with rain, nor freese nor wear out, nor gall. , On settling the Cope de Verde Islands the people cut away tho 'timber, when severe drouths, rometimsa of three yeare* duration followed, and more than 30,(100 people have perished with fam- ( HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, Old Goods selling regardless of Cost. Me* Goodr, Jart Reeel vc4. STOVES, -I II ON. LOOK!LOOK WEEKLY PRESS. ROSADALIS LARGER THAN EVER! Is Recommended by the Best AnChrapaaon tl>n Hall nnaij, A.ddlia« Tran.portatiou, Boston DOLLAR Store! Building Materials. Eavo Troughs Physicians Everywhere. Fartkalor Au.>l.a« paid te Older for Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, atseDCf-ri) ruces. Dodge's Clebrated Plows For Sale at Kalamaxo-j Priet*. w <®n> IIAIrdressM '■“tBoiHe will quickly retort Grey Hair t» in natural color and beauty. Bad produce luxuriant growth. It Is perfectly harmlea, and ia preferred Hara relabltebed a nrjxXja this City Car tba TEAB AXD COFFEEM, At tho small advance of Ove cento per pnwd over tho prices aa Mild by them. Made and put up on Short Notice. Ttalast L.7.,4. JaftStar. i-*-r*-~------- nyCK7**-« CitANrKKY mu:, srxnr or airxNj.r, nw om-r <mh iw m« CtoWW? Oowr-tB ChoMwy. WRUmo sJtaruHi.. OMorMeMt. Prrpervd el the Laboratory ef Dr. J. J, lAwrenoe &. Oo. lUBolilnerv tlmt. Ikl.imort, M.rytead. wnrrn dk dfk*. MFOT, 1M.GUDVIOIX. Y. Whnlreal. Unuxtels. Clicaxa. Geawel AgMi mcEONEDolfrB, SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL FOR IMOO. TERMM:—*1 par JKWRLBY & MUSIC STOfif Foer copies hr *lm —The official canvass show* that the majority for Grant and Colfax in Mich­ igan ii oror 82,000. Fl. HERRICK, JJIJT YOUB CLOTH A U» noxfSSOS A WranTMlNW STOKK. DCA1.KE IM —--Califurnions cijscti to make the flie journey from San Francisco to New York bv rail next Fourth-of-Juh week, and tbe wondarfal progress of the Pa­ cific rail Toad enoocragM us to hop* HASTINGS WOOLEN CLOCM, WaTCHXS, rtWK.Br, ML- WHOM fifl VKB and PLATBD WARM. GREAT IKD1 , Will slwsysfai a* tool Mefe. »ATMAX MAWr; svgT« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-12-09.pdf 783e7d5a2c875e350a8adedd267a4e5c PDF Text Text gkc fimtiugN fanner hle. * iTtJ? GEO. EO. M. DEWEY, AT HiariXUS. HARRY UJ., MICH., ' M »r«r J. CJt A Roa's (Irvetry Hu>n. mu' (ida Chart Hmm Sqoare. VOL. XIII, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9, 1868. NUMBER 33. Shsintss jJlrfttay. Ioto gun: railway: flatvrof awift witchery whereof money is cape- no companion, who walk in the ways of m<*nt by the lather of al) to roach blr. God. t»o wunleement for tbviramre time k’B’b’r”J® or the greatest dill- um ui>< ur«x piuers to tr,o pamuon THE B10ADGA0DB- .DOtHttlTlACXEOVTI ^f^Udhood. NEW TURK, BOSTON, And New Enjrlanii Cltlcw. । The hou" which divida. tL« wholnaalc end retail Ito frvfo, young, open atorna, are Gained with an elegant French teosMo them ns to no othwn; and to brautifulend elaborate mosaic work of Xjlj ”1“T >-« S— >k- ■----- -—■ TIIW RAILWAY EXTENTS FROM Buffalo la ffew Ywrk, 4X3 aita,. Daaklrk la New Vi4k, 40o rf »-'■» I A apiritol exlbltfon cf-womaai’s witurerod in Alton* N. - -Ths Mirdriga-n Southam Railroad !tzhfc’ »“ “ ■ wlieQ the ■women emptied the oocearned mien mon ha K. 130,140. ■ tente of a liquor shop into the street —The Caban war is reported to be ________________ B —The Now Orioam T a jour. Mlow.riu.lrfiW b, ------------------ ,----------------------- -------- Several fights are in.tar.ee m which it is i— >---------- s—• v, desks and chain far ths uas of ths victorious. Sereral prominent insurrw—a. — —rn.fi— **■—»-- have ate predated ‘*h*wn.pt-Goa. Lmmm'i. —1 n— .fas gerrioe of visitors n J j~|” Just before the entrance of tho office knds an octagonal riare case snrmouati by a small pyranbdd cacq, cuutaictng . > ‘ > ' aonpso; .11 nlgl.l Irsio. 00 lilt, rellw./. . BAOiJAOE OHECKED THROUGH. A114 r«v ^w»x» u low b» M»V Mhw K.«t* a<K«o Kt UvlrnH '• ' HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTUBT. SUPTORT EOK^JUSTRY! 5 g;»8=t5sggS»Z5»Vj' jsmHSggi St 5 s g=S*frsg 8ggg t x1 JHfoclUuu. i. A,n»m. t. Ml-MIx-i A— Ijuv <M,r,r A«k .«r s Dra, J AME8 JOHKRTOX, Fr»^n<1M. ir llutiera. MlMIrvlU. ••■I GrM-4 TmurvMoutata. ■ mt fonntaiaa m the soul of the parote On each aide of thi, raised case am two being hermetically sealed, the joy of ttefigures of ebony negroes, each with Li. movement is lost. To give by do^, by; right hand raised, and Intended to bsar a toying, by lavahinft la bliag and to (/.ve. lamp or vase, according to the tasto of the when we love boat, ia to add intonseiv owner. Thceo stature were brought, as wo to the bliss. Talk of being weary too-- understand, from the FrenchExhibiliun. weary to give attention to our children ! {and .are quite the Yage as drawiug-room It there not a rest in the exercise of love,! ornaments tanaug people of wealth and even higher and bettor than sleep? Ia fashion in that- capW Such in rapid ri rate to rive repose to the strained i outline ia a dfaeripton of Dr. Holmbold'e muacloa, to the brain weary w Ith schemes I-------'------ of •’— ’------- ’It • 'is --------**— of -* new place buainses. worthy of fortune, or with the catling up of ao- thexnerchant prrncea of New Xnrk, al­ counts? Indeed it ia. * Sleep knits up ‘ though it ia not at all improbable, from the ravelled sleeve of, care." Sleep tho continued and incessant explosion pours its gilded mornings' in the eves it of the Ductor's btuinosa, that ho may refreshes; it rocomparts the flaccid vat havo to throw bis wholraaln store brawn, and makes physical movement into the retail, and kt the former take music: but what it does ind:rectly, love does directly. The smiles of the children place.—Ta. S*» Yvtk Uni. take no roundabout road through the body, they go straight to tho soul The . 'TH Take What Father Takes." smite and prattle of tho babe are light and music which illumine the firexido • What will you take to drink?’ asked and make festal tho plainrat tabla And the waiter of a young lad who, forth, then what on interest in sinking our- first time, acrompiuiu.->l hi* father to a seires, by study—a partial study, to be public dinner. Unovrtoin what to say,' sure—into tho |>eeuliar character of each and feeling sure that he could not be child) Tho thvme ia old, but to tho wrong if he followed hit father's exam­ student ever ns*—newer than the morn­ ple, ho replied I’ll take whnt father The fireside ia the tbesno of roSatant ing paper. How charming to see the takes." panegyric; “it ia the only bliss of paradise spouts of poetry peering out from one The answer reached the father's ear, ’ chat hath survived the foil;” ao say the mind, end tho germa of phllosopoy from and instantly the full reepuusibility of poets, as well as the multitudes who another, and tho virtues of numbers his position flashed ujion liim. If he talk only to repent the current cummoofrom still another; to behold the ero.-it- said, ••I'll take ale, os ho hod al wars places. The saying itself ia true or nut, play, the action and roort'.on tho melo­ said before, liis son would take it u1m>, aocurding to the lite of the family. It ia dy, the force, tho keenness of all their and then! And the lather .huddered, no extravagoucw to say that thousands of diversity, all in the branches of tho fami- at the history of several young mtn Christian parents, rapociaily inthers, are ! i ly tree, in the mimic auto which haa who once promiaing as hi. owu bright strangers in their own housohoLls, to sprung from your life, of which you are lad, had Ixwn ruined by drink started their own children, and oumotuui-s tho king, and which, without anv reuse ol up in Milemn warning before him. husband and wife to one another. Fur dependi'nce, oats your bread! To this, Shuyld his h<q>e. bo blasted an<l that a mother, especially a Christian mother, official fntherhocti ia a blank, and ]>o.m- open. foced. nolle lad bauunie a bunion to be a.. stranger to her children is a and a’ cureo. as they had bocutui-? crime—{no effect of tho previous crime But for strong drink, they would hare of- maternal neglect—and is so monstrous been active earn.-st. proj[<croua men; dial among rrepoctablo people we mu.it Helmbold's Drug Store. and if it could work such suiu U'»»a bcliuvo it to be comparatively rare. ttem, was his own iad safe? Quicker With fathers, olhorwiso estimable men The magnificent drug store of H. T. 4t ia only too common. Holmbold, f>94 Broadway ia beyond No reasonable father we suppose, would defend such a tact, even in his own case. He could and would, at It is uno of thora places which arrest then in tone. tremulous with emotion, brat, only excuse it. Ho would, perhaps, the eyes of the passer-by, and compo! and to the tutoniahment of thcae who say that ho spends bis day, t™ morn­ him to stop and examine it, olmo.t knew him, he said, “Waiter, 1*11 take ing till evening, away from home, in in­ aguitut bis will. Nut that externally it water;" and from that day to thia strong dustrious efforts to provide for the chil­ is marked by any striking architectural dren, that his mind ia on tho stretch beauty, but there is a certain namelov Constantly, and tho result is that ho al­ fascination about it, the cumbiped result The young lad, in thia brief utterance, ways comes home weary and in need of of an exquisite taste in the arrangement was really the representative of the gen­ rest. And this may Ije admitted aa of the various artiolos exposol for solo eration to which he belong*. God haa truo; but what then? Is ho uot a father in the windows, and ths delightful har­ ao decreed it, that the father ia the atill, with the obligationa that belong to mony of rolor. highest authority in tho world to his One step from the sidewalk and on a child. Who does not know that “my that n ame? Can anything scoquit him of the duty of core fur his children ? Is level with tho fluor of the ertablishmouL father said oo," ia the end of all controis a pavement of white marble, exwnding tho whole length of tho front, end re­ grow up without tho sweet significance lieved by u diamond figure oatnisting uf ol his relation to them? Can he afford small rose-tinted and yellow blocks of to L« to them a mere business-mnehin., tho same material The windows, which a maker of tauney, a sort of silent and are light and stately are, with thedouro, rold providence, whose heart—to thorn, a imposed of solid shouts of French plate at least—is a mere aero? W« reprat, glass; and as wo enter tho stor^ eroocialiy by gas-light, tho whole scene burst* cau ho afford this!1 Would that we could impress upon tfometimra it looks M though tho fa- upon u. like souu> fairy creation, or the thor were utterly careloss. He seems to splehdid vision uf some hashish eater. the father, and mother, of this cuuntiy hare no twingee uf conscience, no need Ten superb chandeliers illuminato the the solemn fact, that the future charac­ for an apotogyr »o sense of duty left un- immetue palace from one end ef it to ter of the children ia being formed by dono—os though to’ make mote? for the olbor, ui all 275 feet from Broadway them. That if they are trained up in the way they should go, when they are his children were the whole of being a into Crosby etreeC.' It ia divided into two compartments, old they will nut depart from it But if fotlicr. Whet a miserable human orRMiration imu: meh a semblage ofa wholeoaJe and retail, the partition being they becoume vain, sensual and degraded, as near as may be in tho middle, with the seeds will have been doepoiited and man have! The outer functions of bUierhood with lira have no corrrapund- uffices un each aide of it, which are the bias given in the early morning uf aconstitujan within. Every bird .panned by an arch inscribed with the their lives. If wo teach them that ^ords, “Wholesale Deportment-" The strung drink is a good creature of God, beast i. his supsrior, and would be his reprover if he equalled them in blase of light from tho windows, charged they will boliev. us and when depedsrisdom. No, not so; we. «re too fast with the brilliant colors of tho liquid in ing upon bur judgement and truth, tho large globes, odds vastly to the at­ they shall have taken it. and it shall the mother only that ha. the P»Btal traction of tho scene by night, and Bln- have shown itoelf to be tho devife mas­ instinct; and when tho human father is minatee tho adjacent walls and counter, ter piece, and have bitten and crushed, careless of his’chiMron, ho disowns his with a surprising trillion ce of crimson, and dragged thorn down to ruin, we may weep and pray m ws please—the blame higher nature, *hich ought to raise, purple, green, and ambur Thia eetebliahment was begun and fin­ will bo our own. and wo must not accuw him above tho brute in tiu. as in all other rotation*. In a few cases, tho ished in flvo day*. Tu look st it, it Gud, or ca-t reflections upon the gospel. We shall have eown to the fieah, and ncatoct seams to be the result of cgot- scams incredible; and more especially so iim. Tho man is devoured by himrelf; whan it is examined in detail. The of tho flesh hare reaped corruption thonghte of h'manlf shutout everything walls extending over half the n tail hall God will Lavs visited the rins of the fa­ arc adorned e.l along the coiiing to tho thers upon til® children. They only rise. His ambition, or vanity, or groodinomuf massy, goes out sgsriy, and twofirel idllara with a aurins uf twenty­ “took want their fathen took." If, on the other hand, we banish the flend when wandsra restterelr. and whre, H rriuro. right moulded arches, fourtora uueaeh ride. There re*t upon an elaborate their young and trastinghoarta ore most to its ssnotuorv, of rather »• prison— muulding, supported Ly olognot pdlaro open-to W teaching, wo tall them that biwrelf—it is only to brood oyw hw in­ terior world, to chafe over what ha has with ornamented capitals overlaid with winuis a wockor, that strong drink ia add, and the roof rim is nchly painted raging, and W»ni that no eorpeut is ao ikA and to feliritato himself uror what ind fretted with guld. The ahrivre dangerous, 'nd addon so much to bs| he has. Such people rill dreaded, wo .hallbo ei^workeni with un show a warm interest tn tho children of are divided into a number of ranges, Pach of which is backed by Frond: ndr- all merciful and wi»e Gul. who, to pre­ ^V^-nareJa. wiU make a rexxi Bundsyron. Then come the ouuntan, right» serve them from taking it, has sent them , haul add.and rvvesl a eapsoty for into ths world with a toothing of tte r«7 ttt,„reci.Ung the beauty and altrert.rotaste. Our children will behove us nU» of cbBdImud in general- Thep apThey will grow up with their natural Ctobe arifloh only at home- AD iastuict fortified by our instruction and fa 6reh and oharonag in fassr own cliihlren take for granted., end leave aniSZl thro igbout the ^blishmmt tteraiaahXusiy of rate, and I ds^tean. AlariAhnnd braboraat wo 'kin in all the departmouf, and tins umiuwsmi L« SSAt 1* =L“ “SS37. j gnEgfgiEHEH3: .5 eggmnsftnT- I frit STATE OF MICHIGAN, J™, Gnrxrr or Biaar. 4 W« no Ilr.xKir Cxanrr, That the foregoing is a Votes given in tho County of Burry, and State uf Michi Officers, via: Judgo of I’robato, tihsrlf, C-nmty Clerk. -- -------------Truosurer. I’roiecuting Atiuraoy, Circuit Court Commissioner, County Surveyor, on.l two Coroners, al the General Election, hold in said Ck>u*ty on tho third day of November, ia the yrer one ihuuewid eight hundred nml aixty-oighi. Dated at Heatings, this atanmlh day of November, A. D IbGH. JOHN KEAGLE, Chairman of the Board uf County Canvassers. DANIEL STRIKER, Secroiary of tho Board of County Canrareora. W ■ the undcrugno 1 Cliairmin and Socretayy of tho Board of County Canvas.era’idhereby certify that the following namal.poroons hiring received the hlgbra‘ nnmS w of v >*a <. at th* G neral Elntim u«dd in rd I C maty on tho 8d day of November A, T>. 13US, do hwiby m th • knowa an I dmlir > th-m, and each «f thim. lais uij^a I to tL’fa'liwlayoffiTM. reipjctirdy, 11 wit: ShwmiaC.Priadl.. m Judge o. Probate; Elwin H. Milbry. as Sheriff; D iniai Btrikre. Cowsty Clerk; AsiD. Rirx. ai Jiiit/ i'.wtoorer; Wuliia II Jjwdl, at p-n1itei ef Do ids; Frank Allen, ai pr ><»wtinx AUmiy; William L. Cobh,as dreoH Crete Cammadorer; Ja n H W. H >ugifoiia. ai Cutouy Surejyjr, sad JoMph Cute sml Jsaar Mereer, as Coroners. . In to «tim my wh irout wn hare hamuuto set our hsnls al Hillings, thin llflr u, 30HHrai0Ui. �BBY qoooe tki gMtiag* gsssrr thousand right hundred and HYDE % PR1RDLE, BEAL ESTATE I BUBAICI November, A D. It KEAGIX IkA.«rri2<G«. Mien DANIEL STRIKER, November, A D. 1868. H. P. CHERRY. Chairman of the Board of District ntatu SEWING MACHINE PHILLIPS A BENTLEY loco. DANIEL STRIKER, loom, uiniio,. mu,,, * •ntuaooD qcxLb DJ'186BOa d*7 November, WiM Lnii ai W Wi impeachment, will j»bobly CMaur. EUctiou known and declare him duly elected to ths aaid office for (he 3d District of the County of Barry. ■ Township* Baltimore, education. Secretary. Grand Rapids, Nov. 30. IMA .piled him by giving him “ ediration, •La — V. and votes I * 166 971 263 150i 47 197 Caatieton, <*■«<. 208 1211 329 104 194 , this 10th' The -vote of all the oouattos in day ofNovomber, A. D.UWC i the State is in th* Beeretary of Stefas* . . Hi P. CHERRY, Chairman of the Board ot Districtj office, except that of Chippewa aad Mani­ tou, end the totals toot up Grant 128,609, 561 207 Seymour9G,l)51 -taking the two highest ' Elections on each ticket ' Ths average Ml 849 ' RepuWiMhtaajurity on toe electoral tick107 278 194 149 8141 247; 561 Rutland, 263 1371 78. 210 Thornapplo, Woodland, 171 125 79 204 Yankee Springy 148 _46| 189 224 1771 108! 285 1446 085 2381 ------- , .... V- Llwto! Statement ef Votes given in toe First 169 88 257 206 82j 288 Representative District for tho County Praineville, 168 82 235 of Barry and State of Michigan, for RepRutland, 88 848 roeentative ia tho State legislature, for Thornappla, ... 1101 277 the First Representative District, at the which the moral part of the Republican Woodland, 147| 46 108 General Election held in said County uf party, and ef the State of Michigan, 2903 1572:4475 Barry on Tuesday, the Third day of Total, November, in the year an* thousand Statement of Votes given iuithe Coun­ eight hundred and sixty-eight; ty of Barry and State of Michigan, for Tho whole number of Votes given for Rspraaentativo to the Coiigrcas of the United States, from the Fourth Con- thousand three hundred and eighty-one District of the State of Michi­ (2381) and they were given for the fol­ character, and Ability. There element. gan, at tie General Election held in said lowing persons, vis i County on Taaeday, tho Third day of ’ Robert J. Grant received on* thous­ and four hundred and forty-six (1446) vote*. Henry A. Goodyear received nine hundred and thirty-fir.. (D36) vote*. waa four thousand lour hundred and Srsrx or Micmoss, A seventy-five (4475), and they wore given County of Barry. ) ' fur the following persons, vix: Wo do hereby certify, That the fore­ Thomas W. Ferry received two thous­ going is a correct statemoot of tho votes and nine hundred and throe (2903), given in tho County of, Barry, and State and fivo hundred and seventy-two (1572) That -beautiful Ktri* «. HEBMXCH will not vary 60 votes from 226,850, ll.-Nroi^sty F which multiplied by five, would make the total population of the State 1,129 250. Thia would be a gain from 1864 of 878,290 inhabitants or more than 60 TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, —Rumor says Mr. end Mrs. Colfax taialng OeUaracter, and yet remain a meditate a European tour the coming goal officer; but If be be without ability, he botomre n public dlxgraoc; If without integrity of moral character, nn abomin­ ation bclore God and man. ■ diileicut countries. This question; than, 1* double. If Mr. —In Seymour, Conn., Cttllf MACH J Uf K WARRANTS i J^TEW BOOK STOUR, STATIONKBY & BW8 DOW, CnAS. HYDE. partisans rode him on a rail Air it ability to any man in thia btate. That that ho intende to sit in tho Brinish House of Lords. 178 107 169 88 Prairieville, ty of Barry and State of Michigan, Senator in the State Legislature, for Twentieth Senatorial District, to wh ’JNKT22S2.-K "FLORENCE SEWING NACKINL' DKAPTISU PAPUt. JSVOICP P1LBS. SASTA CLAUS ’ Beaiiinrtm. picrmtss. DRUGS & MEDICINES, BMpTIIERS* NEWR.PEPOT, Fine Toilet Articles, uortwHifp/r albums tauLb pk.\.-. ASD rimoi'KALS. BOOKS. Blank Note anti Receipt Boohs, PstationabY Oftvery H»ti and Varisfy, Patent Medicine*, unbridled paruon and appRtlte. County and Hon. E. F. Mead, of Macomb. It is aa plain then aS that two and two make four, that M*. Chasdixu la the only survivor of the ladies who strewed flow our Legislature commit no such folly. 81 152 363 170 107 147 M 2900 1679 Be Sure to See this Machine, R.C. PB1NDLE. J. P. ROBERTS & CO ATLANTIC & GREAT *STffil I LUAM BUROSER. roRn. [su.IIUJ Broad Gauge Railway I Books and Stationery, HULUN DOUD. ’ . urmt a sort patbx. jusrnr noesns. una bbuss. utrzLorx^. TUfAvr papsr. to hlsoonatltuancy. I admit that be ha* —Thirty-one studento at Tabular'Statement of Votes given in College wore recently suspe the County of Barry and State of Michi­ the late war, and subsequent reconstrucgan for Representative in th* State Leg­ expelled Beurura. islature for the Second Reproaontatiro District at the General Election bald in D s UBlrr .< ScbMU Mipyl, in Canada last wee Representative in State Legislature. Township*. . - um and If there be comp.tltio:i here, which Townships. Hasting*, enpuss. «e.. inquire w HYDE&PRDTOLE. Chairman of tho Board of District tlgnlflcant, compared with Ito present Canvasser*. lm]M>rtanoe. next May. DANIEL STRIKER, What of MR. CiiANDLin's irteg-ity Secretary of tho Board of District of moral character? Me Is notoriously 16-4 100 154 207 106 192 ®7 72 138 . te Mw s«ir,rr*l kiU *f «l,lk_ THIS MlCUIXR Plated Ware. Mii Silver General Hava Item. will Ln«t a Life-Time, Gold & Silvsr Watch**, -Alesaades, of Russia, ia accused of —Victor Hugo says Napoleon ia slow­ Third day of November, in tho year one tloned Integrity ot moral character. Judging by thia critetfan, and I think ly apnroaching the fats of Charlo* X. thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight In witness whereof. We have herounbo our,verdict In the case of Ma Cbaxin the County of Barry, State of County and Stats, this eleventh day of November, A D. 1868. laying him on this bedstead, head and day evening, It was their first meeting CoegreM of the United State., from tho J. W. BENTLEY, feet would bol hbhave to come off. —Mr. Ttcknor withdrew 8800,000, as Chairman of tho Board of District CanBut, seriously, no man can sustain the well aa himself, from the late firm ofTickassertion, that Ma Ciianduqi ia supe™*Saniel STRIKER, tion, hold ia said County on’ tho Third ‘toyofliovember, in the year one thous­ —Hans Wachrenbusen, the Ttar!in Secretary of the B jard of District Can- State. I frankly admit that be ia a man and eight hundred and sixty-eight of moderate ability, aad it be was right journalist bring mistaken for a pickpock­ Dated at Hastings, thia eleventh day et, recently, had to pass the night in a af November, A. D. 1868. Secretary of the Board of District CanJOHN KEAGI.1; vasscra, do hereby certify that Robert J. Chairman of the Board of County Grant, haring received the hiwhrat num­ ber of rotes given for the said office of DANIEL STRIKER, Reproeentatiro in tho State Legislature, Secretary of tho Board of County Can- for tho First Representative District for and targer powers of tnlotl; and beside tho County of Barry at the General Elec­ being men ef superior ability, they are tion held in said County un the Third day men of unimpeachable Integrity of of November, A. D. 1868, do hereby make moral character. 8cch men are Ex- acme Vi hi» oimpctitum stirring in his Senator tn State Legislature, known and declare him duly elected to the aaid office, fur th* Fret Itepresenta- CuAKCKLLoa, of oor State University, —Rev. Alien Clarke, of Seymour, and others wh» might be named. the County uf Barry aad State uf Miehi- tiv* District of the County of Barry. --------------- :*J ‘------------ last Thursday, If we Judge him then, on the ground gu ftr State Senator from th<r 20th Sen­ In testimony whereof We hare here­ brother to do . atorial District at tho GeneraLEtoctiun unto set our hands at Hasting*, this 11th of ability as comparrcd with others, Ma. held in said County on the 8d day of day of November, A D. 1868. milliner, are invited. MwtmnUr, AD. IMBi J. W. BENTLEY, Baltimore, It Mates the. Best Stitch. addsc. ‘^The? total, rote of th. Statejn- Brin or Micnrois, ) County of Barry. $ “• W* do hereby certiiy, Ths 3 ? f MACKS FOUR DirnRKXTNTnCHU “I have ton ^UOCLBKM groceries. o/ all CfyClXMATt.or URUIXA.CAUOK.sr M4SR. FIELD, er CLtVKLAXtl, »r t UKUT. «r SALA, UARCA.teor f.»e NEW YORK, Siam asi> or ms gcAUrr, GEORGE PRESTON Oil Regions of .Pennsylvania I hundred Assyria, Baltimore, Bony. ' Hope, Johnstown, Maple Grove, Orangeville, 166 158 192 187 124 41-209 266 178 107 2H5 169 87 206 81 287 224 RHTS1CIANF PRESCRlFriOIS to acamnpliab anything ..It is a very good age Hero aad there one may teed the invalid Baron dor Golts, at Pa­ ris, and that Count Euleaberg, present District, said othoo or benxter, wan lour rouusana four htmdred ahd righiy (4480) and they County of Barry <m Tuesday, tho Third day of November, m ths year on* thous­ and sight hundred and sixty-eight: wUA* KrtHxU tn.; lln-lan , llrp..; ..d Ctertfssd ; N«. M Clark Mlrrrt. Cb.v. Mfaifataraf the Interior, and a faverite in 2087 the year one thousand eight hundred and aixiy-eight ____ .___ J.P.NBEITt&M. FAMILY GROCERIXi Atlantic & Gt. Western Railway. CaNeea. Twcnty-eoventh Senatorial District indi­ cate the election of A B Milla, Republi­ can, over A C. Maxwell Democrat by forty-ono majority, this roduom the list of Demucrate in the Senate to fire. sth. W. w. Mela .nd TbW Mu ArRsataaw vrKXojra-ootxo sweyh. th nw ran obseivei FIRST QUALITY and and e%htyamn (2067) aad they h»hs Adam Elliott received one thousand four hundred aad twonty-fire, (1425) Fifws N OTHT- •OBTOM. Machine �gtal and JHijrtlUnttw. BPBOKI, N OTIC 11 business cards. BW MVElTBEMirri. pifiSOLUTIOB. TV. C» gar*a.rvbip bvrvtejx* H^og eydvr lbs aim. sat silks/ BAX1AJW, qoqp.XpK A 01A XT. is dlasslvtd by unrtaal nsMs^. ^leal Estate Broker M188 E. WI|XX^Xl ipouTuti. • «amt •n rrox^ jpox ntocx, BARROW -«T- MICH. D. f. WOODWARD, -iu Wub'aMiagarmMdse^ laa, very respset/all,. Cl—U. . n T-ttemBOLD. CtewUt sag DrawsMt.l |, Ysen' »----- ' & GOODYEAR, Dry G< Griceriti, rnutrni Hkkary Cetssrs. Mish. aprfl.t N*i Ywh"'*1 **"**•*•• (Fraas th. fsrg.at JTsasfaMsriiig Chauislt la th. Price S«O nn AcreTKIU|1: tren l.t st Mirth ent. bake ” la f’l Assisi paysarats. H. WRIGHT Agent- MYLUS, ■mis A Jewelry. GEORGE PRE8TON, General Grocer, PIECES FALL PRINTS Draft Minis, Gnoris, /Dn t YF.D.—Our paper thia week haa been delayed three day* by the non arri­ val of our Mpet. occasioned by the breaking dowutof the mill al Kalamaana. you fur your account, duo long ago, till Wi hope to be a'l right again next week. my patience ia quite gfns. 1 must have money, right off. Don't come with the old excuse. ' Pay ia what I want I If ■ Just Received. orr wfw, :-«»i County for County Officers, Repre-en- tho coat ia not for you don't put it on. tallvs in Congrem. Stale Senator and 0. D. 8P4VM>D<0Rspnweutaflven In the (State Lcgieteture. [doc2t3] TfTSfc. Saito & Hanmta, Taaaday morning, the l&(t>. Persona saitoring from any Chrenle Complaint gboeld give him a chU—Room* a the Bastings House—Consultation Free. Pit. IIADFIELD'H HAXTl^CN, EQUALIZER. Bailer & bctaift Dealer, Paxalyxis can be Cured! DM- f. Ur Vir HU88ELL, RfrldMIi rmeMalag usd CspH|||>( Xbauli **q. of Castleton *ps thrown fyun hla sleigh on Monday and had his are* broken, though we un.'eietatid tho (nettre I* n»t very serious.' Also, that M r., ihs wlrpMsf •-«‘!i<l»>»».’oNFagd- HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE glDDIXVIl.l.E. NaBLBV req has been api'olnted frupcrvtoor of the township of Barry, to fill the vue*nry ocfaaioned.by the mlgnaties ef Hon; Adam Ei.liott, member to the I.nMature Cor the second , Jtopnsecutotlre District la the County of Berry. THE SONG CABINET, Uy C. G. ALLEN. A Ba’x Fabrication.—The story that H. T, JlKruiotp. tfco celebrated Barbu-nvi, hti breim* inavn-.. JeaL UlBalrilisoa. .ilothi. rseipw for lbs houaebold udfins. bsmorass ssrsdetse. is<! olbar Isstractiv. aad aOMsiag rssdlsg suitor. odgtad u.Swkcl.d A.esf th. Assad, la appear sub toa epasjsjaf ths yvsr, Ibis will bs sss of lbs HgignoLD ft. and haa been, all right on Ih/aanljy point, though we abould hea­ lth* to endorse the wisdom of his politi- AcqvtTTXD.—The result of the trial ef Gen Cole al albany N. Y. fortbeahootInggf Hlaoock,resulted in a verdict of botociltt. This right,, Hbteoeksedu* red the wife of Cole white-Cute waa In Iheprtoy, and outraged beyond enduraMTeCole shot him—Verdict of tibd Jury CARRIAGE FACTORY ERRORS OF YOUTH, OgXTLKMAX wbs ..ffrrsd for yvert •«» AMsrvesa Psbihly. Tnsstsrs Decay, sad id ths a#s«i* ef yeathfsl isdlssrvtlae will, for ths sske of seSvrisg bsaasity, sswd frss is sdl wko Ji, th. rsetps ssd d.rsctiw fce ■skisgibe siagls r*M4y by which be wss rarsd. Beds. wiibma la praSl by lh« .dT.rtU.r a «*p.rt . ....___ i. Mia. did right-We say Arnau. CeMBXM.—The third eosaloB »f|ba A4h Oagrewa beg B Monday with • Vnttj full stt-n< 1D both Hrmam. ---------------wtbooB a»nt In to d*y (VYedueeday) and if no will appear Is our next iaeue. No bualaoeaa of Impor­ tance wag done Monday, eave lhe inlrodaction of Cengtltutlonal Amendaenta lo both Haiiaes, gdtobilahlng ImpaHial THK JBEST Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Streets, Pmsrelks tor tbs Kale to th. sm that will kerf It la beslto. iherebv caaiisg tbs HAIIi HASTINGS, MICH. VblauWc. The vein to four fret thlek, aad to thought to extend aevcral mltoa, yltiding both 1W4 bdJ eoft eoal. Wg^tog, see thaf the work gfegoetto* a Depot la thto Village to pragrnawlag; tea timber I* now beln/^get <« th* grnuad, and lhe work of cuDatiuotioB ft Farm’ IflRl Fire In ft MW AID NEW YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY. EATOH COUNTIES GRAND AND SQUAB! -afro P||»aw-IP*Fg0«, > THE togwdiauts fruar-whlcb II — /TaxO. R. V. R, R^Tfaa Grand BtoValloy Railroad Company have 9W Benced the work of htiJdlng a Freight »»d Psaaenger H«0M at Vermontville, lhe eltlscM ef that enterprising village having mlaed by mbatriptlpp about91,far that purpose. The benefits of til1* read are begin I ng to be Mt in eev•rti Way*- What to kngwn aa lhe ''deepgtrf eight mltoa northwest ot Cbgriotla. to Just about eomplcUd. It bag been a tough Job, coating 8100,000; but during the work there has been laid here a vein of coal, whlph to Dow beigg Micnjqty Groceries and Provsions, ‘ ever offered in tho County. MBUA AXBB, BALT, <®D nBW, I AIM TO 6EIJ. Genuine Artisles. At Ito LOWl-T NWOUlWr*Grand One Dollar Sale! FREE or COST CADU WILL MN WD ■ Ul kinds of CssnjnJ’todo-. ,S*.**M' |VY TOCB Ffcqrru AT Agents! »!oooirroMji*»*J Great Dollar Bargains for our Customers. HASTINGS WOOLEN FACTOKY. �lebal xohaa DBY GOODS. CASH STORE SEW ADVEITTSEMEITI. nmtk£fe, Ed5£uU™,' NEW GOODS Cuttuw Cwlturt; ' Domestic Boounmy, >atutnl Hiatary, UtMlng, Breeding? &£££?• oXS&SffiESKNvw.,<i>mmcrce, LandaatpcGarden!nr knlomolorj-. The Msaaeto. Ar.. Ac. • Wits lurmanoas. MraK. l oinr. Ac. Vo>- XX, far t>ao. will rxrrl la all lie caeaetlala of a froyrtahr. Tuasly aad Vsafal Keaau 1.H- A Splendid Axeortmenl for Sale ai Rail Road Pricer. IN AXLSTAGES OF CONSUMPTION. Tb«y I netsdiaHly iersasa tba amflli aad leeprn ll.a tulur of ths aula Idnvd They sabdaa Ibo C|ilIls sad Frrrr. diminish ib» Kittel,.» fan. end ehrak tbs eieht-asrrals. al wars, la from nr.ulo fauna.a days. Tb. appetite la al sac. ■ L’lal •' ' patlrul rapidly (a-aa Ar.b; 1. >.in,L V...I BOOK AlEWTs WASTES EOS TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT! GEEAT INDUCEMENTS UW«7**iwW far loth A< KY ITTEXSOX a CO.. No. Ill W Fblladatphis. 0. B. SPAULDINI. RED .JACKET SckitlOc. Safe Th. establishment of lines of through freight care, now in full operation, is an important advance in railway managorataL To Mtablish such a lino on ue north shore, the several railway compan­ ies owning the roads connecting with the Michigan Central between Burton and New York and. in the West united, each furnishing or wweiag to furnish its nrupox proportioa of the earn requisite forthoLna Thia line ia not yot full, al! the compansos not haring furufohed their proper share of core. Tho advan­ tage, however, of thia mode of doing busiooaa, by which freight is transported without change ufcars, or the consequent damage and delay end expense, is ao great that all will find it for their inter- baiiairJEMUMiaiM show ■ twannfJlE>«niM» I-„ ■■ ■ Dry-Goods, OSADALIS urea*.' Groceries, ' Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, •' »«U i II. .1 . BEST REMEDY TET DISCOVERED. RUSSELL & NEVINS. Diseases cf tte Blood, Liver, Kidneys, We WILL SOT be V.XDEBbOLD. Best assort’at of Crockery In Town. Book Canvassers Ranted WEEKLY __ Battle Cr®ek Nowhere BATMtW IAU IMTTM'B IIV BHI. "Sunxhine and Shadow in Hew York." The bounded debt has been docronsed daring the year by ounvarrion of bonds into stock to tho amount of 1300,000, while tho Bock hits been increased, the amount of the bonds thus convortetl, and also by tho amount of 1100,700 of new Mock, being a balance unsold at the date •f tho kst report, authorised by the Boanl, in March, 1867. \ The business of lhe year has been on tho who!., Mtisfactory, while there has been a .mall diminution in tho amount of paMonger burinoM, which him fallen off, aa compared with the prorious year, to thoamouutof 1102,718 78 There has been an increase in the freight and mis­ cellaneous burinoM aggregating 82-48,­ 107 91. The falling off in tho amount of pe ungcr busincas is, to a considerable extent, owning to a reduction of rates of fare influenced by the induration of new competing line-s and also, to some extent, to the nabit into which railroad managers have fallen, of paying commimicn. on tho solos of passenger tickets, a praotice which sensibly affects tho rev­ enue, of Mmh company which allow, it, and still more tho* of any company which doe. not report to it while it ia permitted by competing roads. , It has been found pomible considerably to diminish th. expense, of working the toad daring the ymr, audit i. confident­ ly expected that still better rwulte will be attained the euming year. The track of the road and its ootiipmenL both of machinery and rolling stock, has been fully kept up to the high standard which they Lave for so many II. MINtUt. Sen Uron.wkk, New Jeraay. year, maintained. Ito-----------------stock Las been much it______ _________ rood itoelf parhaps in a better condition than at any former period. .The equipment of the road now con­ sists of9«lx»motire«,67 firat-clms coach­ es, of which 10 are Pullman sleeping and day coaches, four second-class and 14 military cars used for trans]K>rtatiun of emigranto, 20 bagage and mail cars, 30 accommodation cars, for drove*, eta., and 1,480 freight care, for all perposea There hare been re-laid,' jiurmg the Kroar, alwut 40 miles of now track, idiag three miles of street mils. The amount relaid has been a little lar­ ger than is usual, the avenge for a* term of years being somewhat 1cm. Thesteel rail thus for, has hardly borne the tori, having been found more liable THE GREAT RADICAL PAPER. to break than iron. As the average life of iron on tho rood is about oight yearn, it is somewhat more than questionable if it will bo found economical to sub*tituto ateel for iron in the track of tho rood. At statiuns and where the life of the iron ia short from great wear, it is expe­ dient, perhaps to make the substitution. ■During the month of March the buaimm of the rood was very nearly broken np by the extraordinary floods in Michi­ gan, and along the linea of its eastern connections to Now York, the businow of each rood having been sucessivcly in­ terrupted during th. month, and subject­ fag thia company to a large loss of buai- AH Hastings Outdone! Fresh Coads constantly on hand. habdware: STORE: H. A. GOODYEAR, 014 Cools sellinr regardless of Tost. AKTRD-AX AUltNTie m4 t.wn. Io lalrn Iba Aceney far tbraa!e»( llraditresl'a Rubber Mo«MIb< and Wrelher snips. applied to tl.c aides, button,. top and c»atrc uf .Ivors and windows Tbs »a!» ■* be ro ad any thine tree otI i'> I'—I T... In T vm. ■ .V. ■■ lL.1. W Rew Ciood'. Jn*t Received, RUSSELL & NEVINS. LOOK! LOOK! IIOSADALI8 Tbr tnagniladrof oar bulassa has taablrd aa lo Walelbs Adding Tranwxiortatlun. Is Recommended by the Best PRESS. INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS Physicians Everywhere. Fartlcatar Attratiofl paid u Order far Building Materials. Eave Troughs, LARGER THAN EVER! TUUst M*Je and put up on fchort Notice. Sholf - Hardware and Cutlery, iston DOLLAR Store! st redvced rsices IMPROVED Dodge's Clebrated Plows For Sale a! Kalamasoo Prices. to BH, and Uirralvn ebaarfull) “ THOM AS J. BOYKIN, M. D. ‘ dll' tir.rt rU-l Daltlmorr. Fabreary '.K 1*0 HAIRdressiNGi Jfcw^tyk iaoacB^ ‘diglowa Starandin the West." Amlly Hrw.piMr, right p* Prepared at'tlie Ubaratory ef latll.hd III tert. and pvbLaLcd every lit- Dr. J. J. Lawrence A Co. tUBalUtaore «lreil. Bahimors. Narylaad. RXITH 4c DEEB, TEAR AXD COFFEES, , Wbolraela Drucriats, Chisaeo. Gaweral Agents At the small advance of five cents per 1 1-fT A copy of Aaalrioa'a baanlHul JUaairalad Almanac, far 1 Mil, and tea -Fiutaermha at Cnlt«wil»n>.“ by R»r. ftr. WUUant*. girth n pieminma tn rvrrv n»w wbacriber. MT Kend far Firmian U.t and CaialagoM af Vniraraelxt publioatioae. Oat up Clubs. Ad' drees WILLIAMSON A CANTWELL, Useinkri Mia hoped that thia win not Ug bo SOUTUEKN HOME JOURNAL tho casa The progress a£ railway extension in , Michigan will very Maa largely increase tha local bmina.aoflh.Mad. Tho oquipmant of this road at an ■ will quickly restore Gray Hiir to its natural color and beauty, •ad produce luxuriant growth, it b perfectly harmles, and h preferred •ver every other preparation by . those who hare a fine head of hair, aa well aa those , who wish to rotor.'' it. The beautiful glow and perfume imparted to the Hair make it desirable for old and young. F.» .ala top all buCeONEdoUjAb. JEWELRY & MUSIC STORE. UTJalUr^ ia, Ptfa^ ■TTJI. H. MoCONNELL, Agent M owyaHl; <G»»it JtapUfa, Mid*. 'M4Wj r MMI.UL Tyarvat— BaAri £>aaru*a«*> • vtv.r."' »r«Mi"r’.i« itjjJstow s»e >»« ms- BITOT, ItS OREEXWICH KT, R. T. Aacuia and snboertbara am. that , � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-12-16.pdf 8934213fd5e07054b93122d866cd813f PDF Text Text 8f» ^otinjs glBnn Shi Sotiagj ?»•»«; .3JGK1J GEO. TMC. DBWfJY a«U*ft*tfi*ai - IM ”«•«. u«J» I • -•»*. rvmhltss aSI, . ra» •f’Wfe >»«i Sfvs _ no*e.--with Charity fix all.—with TinaaM* hi the light VOL. xili. Susintsi ilirrrtcru. Txuts.-ti.aonB mn HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16,1868 NUMBER 34. mrxsusasri sriuoir I in th* Stab'* on th* TacitSe coast about S4o,0oo ooo, and a few millioa* in Ba­ X. M. MAXX08Y. tbs aneci* in th* country prior to ifI and that produced since It-CV, and< imbi le w» which "hare b*en paaaacd upon the subjest of reconstruction. ' 1 p. uinn tom* of the Treasury, and, thure.'t re, moot probably remaining is th* country. Three are important facet, and show bvw exnptetriy th* inferior currency will at:porecde th* better, forcing it trom eircuIstiun among th* matees, and cauritg it to be exported aa a mere articl* of tend* to add to the money rapifal of foreign lands. ‘They show the ncxvsiity of re­ fining onr paper money, that tho return ofgtdd and riiver to ihn avtunos of trod* snay'b* hastened and a demand mated which will catts* the reter. fou at Lome ginning oX the retettfon, the hank note of at hwat so much of the production of onr rich and iucxhaustab'.e gold-bearing tiun in which pilitical eeanutuiats are not agrved, nor can it bo controlled by )*giaratiun, but must b* left to the irrevocuU* laws which everywhere regulate com­ merce and trad* The drentetfag medi­ um will ever irreeatibly flow to tbos* mints where, k !• -- -■ *- X— ” --uuring a« that whHi regulates the tide* Uuon, or bv the unrelenting decree* of xaxrrr wtnw. ' th* eau b* eonfsned upon a nation. Tho *?* 'Amer .can hut. wuu u« |n ftndara ratal jn-faci- ♦n th* attach legislator v. ?r — the ruler, who baa the* wiswi*- .-rtUl ,r,'Uro demand magnanimity to retrace hi* steps P"- of gowinmont. and an mdicaifan • when *onvfacwl uf arrur, will aoaner • * “**t hereatter the; Cvtlstftuti.re ia to be although era- P, manent benefit to the e legal tvndm ia pert tu return to a sound currency so » propriety and justnv** of aan a euotury •““"bi n<* U)Axm»U*d 40 lion* will be wsu t' ta-ar^y IS^/mu^uo. White u is urged long as the Government anl Banks, by __ . . nanv uMjnuni. ntM ... th.. a reduction in the present rat* ufInterest M.. Treasury, in hi* reby sum* that this amuunt should, b* fa- oontimring to issue irrwdeamsb'e notes, The S*mtary v. of tn* r . —, — ..v wu«.rw uro direcay port, recommends four per cent; Con- j cr^**A other* contend that a ifocqfad fill the ebanneis uf circulation with dej truc*abl* to riolatiim* of th* organic law i and oxcesaiv* legislation. The most uta xxricxxx ilMxacM. that the receipts of the fi-xa! year ondinanoa* demands ifl< 30,, JM1& wor* <4110,638,0>3, Amaideration of and that the'•xpNifaMl■■ fin the same ith fh*growthbf period were*3iT.SHOjK'f, Wring in the Ji* expmditare. 1 reasury af 828^07,TO>. Il wrtibte currency. Fbr'thi* punvoseUt tlw precious metal*, bearing t.e Batfol f aupva d -nted is estimated that tb* r- e ipte during the u» inquire how much guM abu silver i aUuuu. tiw Uni- p<*Sucl fiasal year coding Jim* 80,1M9, no good reasuu why they should longer ted Mate* m b9j) 'Stir, and the expendi- mind respecting th* cuntiderutimi which ia ?deptd* A—______ ____ _ _________________ swtnaia upoa the Statutes Books, bento, Th* p.ophi ‘ iucrearing ' atuy not mure than half the amount of ths Government ha* actually rsoeised to widen the Constitution guarantee* n about U par cent., it reached fa ibtiO anoo *f 8j,240,3®’< i* favor of thsGov- for it* bond*, and the cundusiuu u becom­ Ilepubliuaa termof G<>nuum»ut, have 3J,0<»01ffOi», and inmasouf 700 per cent. *rnment. For the fiscal year < n ling June ing prevalent |hat tho amount which it currency » couijared with gold aad sumere article of traffic und -j««uon th* population ul 1795. Iu 1869. it 80, 1870, if is •• (mated taat tho reWT, it* cmnBM.vtei valu* u cunqaetked ' the enhancement of the [move ia *stiiuat*d that it will n-aoh38,000,U00, । coipta will amount to 8127 000.000, ubmined waa u res) muhej 3ou or loo into <3uu,uo.,oou. This striking tact per cent. I*** than the ubligatiun which uf all, that is required fwcumfoit, mado subject to th* arbitrary will of the ur an increase uf > 68 per cent, in 79 : and the axpen liturv* to <3(>3,00<i,0i)U, it issued in return. It cannot be denied makes it the ubiiuua duty uf toe Gov­ sauunus ur r. a xait Coaamaridiug Gcncrsd- Although the year*. Th* annual expenditure* of the i leaving an cstiatated surplus uf 824,000,- that w* are paying an extravagant per­ e. nnient, as «*rly as way bo ounvenivut ItMkl be wis* economy to alx>!Ui Qur Fed.-ral Guvviument in 1791 were 84,- , 900. ventage for th* use uf th* money tx>r- with the pnucipk* uf auuud [aditkal tninta, thus saving the nati.m ths cat* tub reauc nxxr. shall be reprexented in r<-t>gr*»*. Vir­ 200,Out); fa 1820, they were 818,200,000, I ro r*d, which was paper currency great­ ecunomy, tu take such inea,uies as will aad *xp*nse incident to sueh catablkhginia, Mississippi, and Texas ar* y*t ex­ in 1850, th*y were 841,000 000; fa 1860, ' It becomes projKir in this connection, ly depreciated below th* valu* o! coin enable tbo hcldcre of iu notes and times menta, and let all our preciuu* metala cluded from tho Haus** of Congress, end they were 803,000,0V0; fa 1865, nearly . to make a brief reference to onr public This fact is made apparent when we bo exported in bullion. contrary to th* axprcM provision* uf 8l.iiih.'.OiM’,000 and fa I860, it isratima-' indebtedness, which has acumulated consider that the bondholders receiv.that instrument wet* denied participation tod by tho Secretary of th* Treasury, in | with such alarming rapidity and aaaum- from the Treasury on each dollar they A reduction of the ]*•[■» cir> ulating me­ in thx recent *!*ctk>n for a Fresidont abd his last annual report, that they will be ; *d such colossal proportion* In 17*9 own ia Gworurui-nt securities, six pur dium may nut necessarily follow. Ihi* benk* should be re<|u:r»-l to take tha Vie* President of the United State*. Tho 8372,000,COO. By cumparing th* pub- wh*u the Government oomnienced uper- cent ia guld, which is nearly or quit* however, would depend upon th* law of mat efficient steps, and make all nece»attomjit to place th* whole pojtulation lic d:sbui*amont* of 1MW, aa *stim*ted, I atiuna under the Federal Constitution, it equal to nine per cent ia currency ; that demand and supply, though it should b* under th* aominatiun of ]>cr*uu* of color with those of 1791, it will bu teen that was burdened with an indebtedness of ttic bonds ore then converted into capi­ borne in mind that, by making legal ofajs^ie pav monta. ixt specie >*rm*ntq in the South, lias impaired, if not des­ th* increase of expenditures since the ! 175,000,000, created during the war of tal for th* National Ixnks, ujiuii which tender and bank note* convertible iuto onto be earntwtly inaugurated Ly th* troyed, th* kindly relations that liad [u»- beginning of the government haa b**n : th* Revolution. I bis amount had been Government and banks, and the bulk of p*r cent.,.while lb*—fac*s**.of ' redno*d to 845,oo*,ooo, whe , fa 1812, vioualv existed between them, and mule- 8,618 ----(----------------- — --------th* paper circulation «ill directly approx! . -------------t- i — 1 war wlu dociaretl against u«e*t Britain. al distrust Las kindled fraUng* uf ani- popcUwn for -i the earn* period wasg . they ar* exempt from taxation by the imntu as sjaxi* standard. Hpacfo i«y> miwity, which, leadiiq; in scan* instant.-- ! MO [ *r c«t. Again,, th* <xprosv: uf1 The three year* struggle that followed Government end th* btates, and thereby tor tbo accomplishment uf a result so do- incut haring been resumed by tho GovpMce [iracediDg ItaR^y increased the national obligations, enhanced two pvr ccnL in th* hands uf airabte ia demanded by the highest pub­ to cvlkifon and bloodshed, ha*prevented gubl m I860, th*• year .—-uf -r~. ----------«ram*nt aad the banks, all notes or bill* ily 863,000,000, while in and in 1816 they bad attained the sum the hoi dcra. We 11;ua have on aggm- lic conaidaraticn. that co-o|ioration between the two race* uf |iaper issued by either of a teas dntx>mThe Constitution cun templates that tl • faatioM than tiro should by law, be oxso eoaeutxal to the lutsu of industrial *n- kjw, ino year of peace after the war, of 8127,000,000. Wise and economical terprisas in th* Southern States. Nor it ia elevated they will be 8372,000,000, legislation, howerer, enabisd the Gov- ce.vad upon each dollar bv the owners uf circulating medium of the country shall 1 d d from ci.-culstion s^liat the p*obars th* inhabitant* uf those State* so increase of 489 per cent, white the erament to pay th* entire amount with- Government •ocuritioe. A system that be uniform in quality and value At alone suffered from th* dfatured condi­ •facreare of population was uhlr 21 per fa a neriod of 20 voara. and th* extin- produces such results ia justly regard.d tho time of th* lormatiun of tlxat instru­ tion of affair* growing out of these Cva- cent, for the scree period. Tliet* ata- ptialhment of the National debt filled the as faroring a few at tho *x^*uso of the ment Iho Cuuntry had just emerged Irvui uruJcr mxuw uw. fa .U s<w> sue an-' — — with rejoicing, and was one of th* many, sad has lod to the further inqui­ the war of th* Revolution and was suf­ show that 1801 the land grcssioarl enactment*. The entire Union fifties Ifurther has been agitated by grave upjirohsnaiony nual national expenses Compared with gvwat events of I*mdd*at Jackson’* ad- ry whether our bondholder, in view of fering from tho offsets uf a reduudanl man of prutwrty or industry er*rr man mor* than ministration. After its redemt redemption, a the largo profits which they have eqjoy- and wurthte * । sper euinney. 7 he ra­ of troubles which might again iuroR* the population were a little more one dollar par capita, and in 1W0 bnt laiw* fund remamed m th* Ireasury •d, would theniMlre* lie arere* to a set­ ges of that i e.md wore lanxiins to pro­ th* peace of th* nation. It* interests have been injuriously affected by th* de­ two duller* per capita, white ia IMO which was deposited for safe keeping tlement of our indobtedne** upon a plan tect their pn sterity from ths evil which thev will reach th* extravagant sum of, with tho several State* on condition that which would yield them a fair remuner­ they thcmsclva* badexpert Tired Hone*,' mafataiuuj; a saf* circulating msdinm, rangement uf buMurea and labor and tho »9 V4 per capita. I »* should be returned when required by ation, and at the same time b* just to in pronding a circulating medium, they . tucb . modium a* shall be real and sub­ consequent want of prosperity through­ It will b* ob*erved that all of these th* public wants. In 1849, the year afout that proportion of th* country- The stotoments refer to, and exhibit, tho di.- ter the tenninabun uf an exper-.ivo war tho tax pay tn of the nation. Our na­ conferred upon Con^rres* the power to etantial, not liable to vibrato u:th opinFederal ( onatiiutiun,the Manga Chart* of bursmeuts of peace period.. It may with Mexico, we found oureelv** involv­ tional credit should be sacredly observ­ ed, but in making pruviaion for our cred­ American rights, undar who* wis* and ed in a debt of |64,ooo,om. and this was made recure. A disordered emrsney ia salutary provision* w* hay* .uocosafully the amount owed by ths Government in itor* w* should not forget what is due uue of the greeted political evils. It u»conducted al! ocr domratic and foreign 1860, just prior to th* *ut6raak of the to tho masses of th* poopls It may be The onomolot affairs, sustained oursalves in peace and th* war with Great Britain, th* Mexican rebelliuu. In the springcf 1861, ourcivil iasumad that th* buldere uf our seouriin war, and become a groaf nation among war. and the war of th* rebellion. In war commenced. Each year of its con­ ti** bar* already reo*iv*d ou their bonds 1814, the annual *xpon**a incident to ths powers of tho earth, most assuredly tinuance made an enormous addition to a larger amount than their original inwill now be adequate to th* settlement the war of 1812 reached their highest th* debt and when, in the qirtag of IMS, ve«tm*uh measured by a gold standard. of question* growing out of th* civil war amount, about Wl.OW.teOO, white ocr the nation successfully emerged from Upon this statement of facta it would banka, which are made rccoirabte for all __l-i _i___ r _ Ti-i- population slightly exceeded 8,000,000, se*m just and equitable that the six per due* to th* Government excluding im­ showing an expenditure of only 8* 80 the conflict, th* obligation* of the Gov­ ceCT. now paid by the Government part*, and by all it* creditor* excepting ernment bad reached th* immense sum of condition of the country. When Con­ per rap:ta. In 1847, th* «xp«udilur*e 82,878,992,90®. Th* fiMretary uf th* should b* applied to th* reduction of the in jiaymont of internets ou th* Lunds and profound and gilted state*men that,of di growing eut of th* war with Mexico Hi* socuritte* tbemrelv**; second legal gv*s* assembled in the month ofDeccmTreasury shows that November 1. 1887, prineipal in semi-annual instalment*, her, 1M>5 civil strife had ce**ed. The reached >55,000,000, while the popula­ this amount had been reduced to 82,- which in 16 ytun and eight luuiiths tender note*, i**u*d by th* United Itat**, spirit of r«b»lliua had sp*nt ite ,*ntir* tion waa about 21,000.000, giving only 491,&o4,46a, but st the same time his would liquidate tho entire national debt, and which the law require* shall b* re­ mere ettectual than that which delude* ceived a* well iu payment of al! debts bolore* in tho Southern States Ike peu- ♦2 60 per capita for th* war expense* of report exhibits an increase duimg th* tux per cent in gold would, at present twven citnmns a> uf all Government dues pls had warmed into national life, and thalyi-ar. In 1865, th* expenditure* rutci, bo equal tu nine per cent, in cur­ excepting imports; and third, geld and men's fields by th* sweat ufthapoa* throughout the whole country a healthy called for by th* robelliiio reached the rency, and equivalent to the payment of rast amount of 81,290,000,000, which, man'* brew. Uidinary tyranny ujqicareaction in public **ntira*nt had taken 82,527,129,552. It is estimated by the the dsbt one and a half times iu a fmcskin, exotasiv* taxation—<hr*a bcor'llght, place, by the application of the simple, oouqiared with a jiuputeiian of 84,0u0»- Secretary that the returns for th* paat i<U per ca[»ta. From ly on tl • happiness of th* mu* <4 fa* yetaffeuira pruvi»iun*uftlu>Cunstitutx»r>. OlKJ, gives uectiun wilh all the other advantage* de­ month will add to our liabillti** the lurMarch 4, 1789, to Juue 30, 1801. th* — — —---------- community cum pared with a fraudulret Th* Executive Dspartment, with th*vol­ ratin. .xo.udi.ore. .I Ih. Oowram.nl Vm a11IWW‘ “J1 rived !rv>m their Inveettncnt, would afford »•>.•<*- th* [uthlio creditor* a lair aad liberal untary aid of tho Htot*., had brought .X IKftSMO.IMO.1 Irani* tUtpra-. «>“— J”i”« >«.-«*• depreciated paper. Our own history ha< the wura a* qear cutnutetfon as wnwithcompensation fur the us* of their oepital, recorded fur our instrui-tfon unoegh, and in th**edp« ofit* auBtority and th* na­ MUI. rad 11.lira, rad «■» h~Wl -Jand with this they should be satinfied. more than enough, uf the dimuraliziag tion woe cnc-iuraged by the pro*]io<-t uf Ike Iosmu of tho past admonish th* isfactory by the pet4>te_jrby tbmw w bo an aaily and s-iLsfactory adjustmuBt; uf lender that it ia not well to b* un-r an­ defend u* on tbo land and protect us ui> aU Jt* difficultly Congress, tww.yefr, xious in exacting from th* bunuwvr the Msa. the yj!i»lunerdl*’srii*^nitituik r/lfcj of a degraded paper cwmaoy a*, .1. .ret .1 iiniftoM roraU iatarveuad, amt refosiag to perl*ct the rigid cumplianoe with the letter ut th» of the natiut^, Ix-aring the scare and horixed by law or in any way wm^raauwork »o nearly co-.stimmuted, declined b<.nd. 11 pruvudun bo made tar th* pay­ wounds recuivrd white in its service, •d by Government. fahy willua a dafiud* numlter «f years, to admit maostior* from the Southern for. to 0°0,d90,0-«*• ment of the indebtedness of th* Govern­ tbo pubpoflekvastsin th* various depart­ from Ma*»~ tar MMUO.OWf. *»d ths uf 'fnunry forcibly territory uf N*w Maxtoo wM obtafnad i^tioaof thwebarxter, ment in th* manner suggested, our ua- ment-. of Government, the farmer who —__>_s fa® Taxa* for 1 JS^tetly urgre that th* longer if is da- •r-4. —ti m*.- ,_K *»«*« ?2r*ui^Ste J3M0 IMttTJ, no box. »< -nrsirisx M.«.«. tMTT. a e pxrirDLx, c. o wtnooc. joww trcHart.. Oxs VsM-re. C1»ls». BwS Psp-r Msxtremie rrs'alw All stews airniro n. WT.LSTW. XtATTWM Homx. -------------— ■_ t >nw*v»M. sa.sKliCMMtr.i.H SHisis. BsrwlwnssnraarKM tffisr- ii,Kn ZdfaJl Smplidtteaut W. ripnnd follow th* measures should be lakeu to reins*. ths •f agitation and atrifo, ha* left the coun­ *Mablteh*Jia 17MI, and try farther from the attainment of union Juno 30, IMS, the pubho *xpand4»*<*, now merely unproductive, but, fa taxa­ tion; annually omemes 16a,ooo,.%o, - ...-la iivmirfitTwn «5~*^5? Y?x*pHt*sb>o Kmj>lpywc»tW1 •” >* »**r»s*i* l*M*«ee *»**. *X,OW,VW ,UW aiuuig Undar ths influence of party pasaioa mediately .acoeedheg Oto? stitubun. Our to bA»i of th* Treasury at mof far sign tsmntel Congrees haa ’already bsst' i^lSliuiry CVesty Is ths Uallsd Msws. fe» made familiar with my via w* respecting Figure 2 Sewmg 'Michine, the Tantuteof-Oflfee bill- Eapwimte* clearly iUnatrate* th* n*oe*aity of retrenchmcnt in all Uraacha* of th* public rerrico. Abuse* which were tolreatod during the war for U’° I- tew where they are boa. did ia *ea*t piaoe* or dapoatod under baft* and ban,* I— -_ which at one Um* iaryaful|y maled i require* that all «r*djter» aft that uf th* great maratuna imwera, ba* diminished, and uur industrial interests are in a deprmsed and tenguuhing con­ u.oMnpd»Ud by the restaratiun at the dition/ TW fatvelopment uf our bax- cunvuqy, to th* <an.ianl «.»4aLliali*d by hatutiblo nteeume* ia cUcked, and tha th* Uunstitufiun. and by thl« nnian.- w* would remove a di-criminatiun which Indian Bureau. may, ifnot already, create prejudice that thaO***/*' onoonraguw from the billity ofpul al* in the United but*. Lum IMP to X8»>.-3 acre*. nearly um-for.h ef whi., 1867 amounted tu 81,174^000, white fur th**amo period the net *xjMte of which applies only to the 6tail *p*d* were 8741,000^00. Thia dm ally beuuth.redi and enable them rolv* us in national make inevitable an ifoet a willingness to help tear them.1f ,4c7,M5in coin; in rircu)«ti-.m [WIM FD OX mt-ITTK �UBBM « 8ht gistings gannrt. HYDE & PRINDLE, BEAL HWTE i BSUBANCE dll times tn vouch.' One CTo, ribt only wear* the Inslgmn, Dot only bean the ‘ name of a Stassa, but one who, com pre- • ‘ bending the object for which our noble order was Instituted, la actuated by the principles which it has laid down for. tho government of^lta members, one who carries out In the Hplrlt the Im of Bcnevolcnco and Brotherly Love. Buch an one, Aity pcfmlt Me to my fa Behalf of 111V Lrethiwi II... I.n.-I ..A>. DR TH1 puaiDUTs message. ■437,9Do. Deducting foun the expendi­ tures tho «Jm of tho amoa^ °» oppropialious fer ocean aieamahipi and other »p«ial serrico.the excess of ex­ penditures was H,541,466. By using an unexpended balance in the Treaaoxy ef $?oo,ooo, the actual sum for which a •pedal ajiprupiaiion is required to meet the daficteuey is 18,741,5*6. The mnam which produced this largo excess of exnendituro over tho revenue, were the rejt >ratiou of sorvics in the late insurgent • totes and the putting into operation of now service established by arts of ConiTSSt, which oneiuntod within tho last two years and a half to about 48,700 miles, eanal to tnoro than one-third of the whole amount of the service at the close of the war. New postal conventions with Groat Britain, North Germany Beigtum, the Netherlands, Switzerland aad respectively, have bven carried into effect Under their provisions im­ portant improvements hare resulted ia reduce 1 rates of international poetagnaad enlarged mail facilities with European countries. Tho cost of ths UA trans­ Atlantic ocean mail service January 1, 1868 has been largely Icsseasd under tho operation of thmc new conventions, a reduction of orcr one-half haring been effected under tbo new arnumement for ocean mail steamship service, which went into effect on that date. The atten­ tion of Congress u invited to the pract»cal •^W'riions and rocommabdatious made iu this report by tho I’lw—,*Har. • 'oata Rica Guatemala. Houdurna, Sen Salvador, France, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Portugal, Tho Netherlands, lionmark, Sweden ami Norway, Rome, Greece, Turkey, Persia, Egypt, laberis, Jlorocro, Trinoli, Tunis, Muscat, Siam, Borneo and Madagascar. Cardial rela­ tions have also been niantaincd with tho Argentine and the Oriental Rnpublica. The exprvMvd wid» of Cor.graa* that our national good uflkes might be tendered to those lU-publicK, and alio to Brazil aud Paraguay for bringing to an end tbe calamitous war which ha* so long beep raging m tho \ alloy of tho Ln Platte, has been aidduotud’y complied with and kindly acknowledged by all the belliger­ ents. That important negotiation, how­ ever, haa thus tar been without result. seated to bo entlnngircd by friction and foreign war. The Brasilian com ma nd er of tlio allied invading forces refused per znisaiini to tho United States steamer Wasp to pan through die blockading forces, and that vessel returfed to its acing been mode egainst this re'tisal, it was promptly overruled, and tho Wasp therefore resumed her errand, received Mr. Waahburne and hia family, and ■conveyed them to a safe and convenient seaport. In tho meantime, an excited controversy had arisen between the 1‘resideut of Paraguay and tiro late United States Minister, which, it is un•dmatood, grew out of his proceedings in The annual mcamge of Andrew John­ son,—lhe last which thia defier of pub­ lie opinion will rend to Congress at . the opening of a ae^aion, la to bo found In thie I«nie of our paper, except a few of tbo dosing paragraphs reserved tor the next issue,-bjvtthes the somr spirit of dannncIUlon of the manifested slsce determining to break Mtb with the Republican party. Re­ viewing the discords and disorders for which ho l>, in no small measure, re­ sponsible, be has tho insufferable impu­ dence to talk of the “ deficient wisdom ” of the Representatives of the people.— Ths message, although admirably writ­ ten, considering its author, possesses MACHINE srae.’T---”’ j» em lid! imat to you m ckprreeton of our regards, and ai>proel*ting your labon in this com­ munity, aud the self-sacrificing spirit which prompts you to devote your life to the great work which oar nobleorder is eminently qualified to jxrforro, tbe elevation of society to tbe plane of mor- It MuJm fkf BfSt Stitch, NIW8, ojimucru 01 error, wi be rewarded with the iv-im, uiu grwup“d?,<,f ** Patriotic peo- Tbo President, In penning tho above propeeltloa, was evidently unaware of the Mtlre upon his own course It con­ tains. Yet, ha must fetl, by this time, I that the maw - “ ' * the United Ftat< White House. They will only be grata­ ful when he gives way for a better man, and now eagerly' count tbe days elaps­ ing before that auspicious event. He therefore virtually confesses, what every body hut himself knew before, that pre­ judice and passion have no warped bl* Judgment, Intellect aud feelings, that no opportunity exists in his nature for the noble quality of “ magnanimity.” Of eourw, Andrew Johnson thinks lie is rijfht, although a majority of the voters have lepcatedly pronounced hla“pol­ icy ” atrocious, and the “bumble Indi­ vidual’’ perscvcringly advocating It, guilty of the basest treachery. But leaving out of the account the popular verdict, he stands by a fair deduction . from bls ovn promises, aa an effieial In­ capacitated by unresL-wmlug obstinacy, from.fairly Judging those c-<m pellet to oppews him by a etnac of public duly. That such a functionary could insult in ; any mat ihgrtc a O.ngreM Invariably suatalnei when appealing to the con-' »tituende« cleet I ng Its members, does I not seem possible. Yet the amenities 1 of Intercourse between dlffenut Depart-1 tneuta of the Government render It nee- ; wary that the Ilepre sriLadvei of the Nation should resent an indignity pro­ reeding from the Executive of ths ' United 8lale«, however devoid of influenee as a citizen the occi pantof that station may le. In this vii*v there will le a general sc । uh see nee of lire Just'oe of the dcveblon of lhe Senate aud Hoi—a •of Representatives respecting a Docu- course of Congrms, and overflowing with recklessly unjust statements aa to •the motives wbleh impelled, and the re­ sults which have followed, Cougresilou- you thia puree, containing sixty-five dollars, please except It with tbelr re. garda and confidence, that yon wilt, in tbe future, in tho past, continue the work of a Christian aad a Muon, and ever prove a master of your profe-elou. Nr, Amu replied ns follows: Bbothu Clark, I accept thia val­ uable gift with heart-fol I thankfulness, and your avowal of respect, of affection, and of confidence, begets feelings which I can but feebly express. The word. Bralher, to nu- has a tender significance. Not only wheu it refers to tho family drele, whisk in days sgone, gatbezsd around tbe douse ‘tic heart h, not only when applied to tbe Christian Choreh, tlrvly ootfl MppHU. sf n,o* Wilt Last a Lifb-Titn. -saaEtk,. •• Mw »•lifftrsal kisS it ” TTflM WSCBIVI TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, the spiritual Ufa, but also, vhn it has reference tn the great Brotherhood of Masonry. And I, too, am willing to re­ cognize tbo tire that bind na, and am happy to meet, and to work with, the genuine Mason in tbe gnat field, where alone the Christian and the phliantbroplat can work effectually. Oure, tny Brethren, ia Indeed a work of Bcnevo- Be Sure to See thi\ .Ifachina, eirnretly labor, that the tic* of brother­ lie od mr.y speedily te universally ac­ knowledged. Then war and nt rife will lx no more, aad happiness and i eace will .teisrs | Add, naw, Bro!her Ci.akk, please convey to tba Brethren of .Middleville Lodge my vnirniest thanks for their <■>« WMM* no.* nuriMIki "H.ORESCE SEWISC SECKlSf C-TXX- KM. Hastings Feb. SBtls. 15». SNii Silver aid Plata! Ian.' 5TATI0NKBY & NEWS DEPOT, —The eruption of Mount Etna, in Rlelly, baa broken out again with Increased violence, amptand f:om the ciater fell iu the alm ta uf Manina, a dUlouco of fifty miles. —A test ca r has been submitted to Judge Ingraham, and will be enrried to the Court of but resort, tn obtain a de­ cision whether a colored man has the eonetltutioasl right to vote In the Htete of New-York, independent of bls p<*•eselng a freehold of 1200, as leipilred by / inrratxxD.—On Tur 'r. O., f. 8. G«™ ’re A® rj at Haetlngs I^dge No to fill tbo vacancy oeca death of Fbakk AUO, Jar tneambent of that po ?»■■■ w Cm to oil v <L M., GBD. M. Dzwxv, Gold & Silver Watches, Alter the cnnclmlon of Ills remarks, the frlcti Js ynv.11 be tnselves up to social pleasures, which wore agreeable InterspcrCvd with vocal nnd instrumental murio till the hour of nine, when all left feeling that It waa good io Bare been Presidents Pierce and Buchanan went out of the Executive chair with a weight I The New York dun expresses the Loyc of rfEclnl oblcquy retting upon them which win nevir be removed. It waa that If the Upper Peninsula As erected to be hoped that this rare <>f Presidents Into a separate Stalo, It will be named, had disappeared. But K haa been con­ Dot Superior, but Ontonagon. All right. tinued In Andrew Johnson, who will, —TbeChicago Timtt slates that the leave the White House under the die­ Virginia Conacryatles hnvo determined grace and infamy of having maligned I to accept negro’ suffrage, but to oppose C'lngnsa, advocated National Dishonor, 1 tbe disfranchizing clauac of the new eocourged oppression, fomented civil : constitution; and seek to obtain its de­ s.-cually belonging to the diplomatic ser- strife, instigated bloody on I breaks, and , feat as a reward fortheir concnalon,— vioa. On the other hand, all such novore turned the office be holds, so far aa wa- J We congratulate tbo Old Dominion on ita spasm Sf sense. » insist in exercising the right of too asy­ lum iu States where tho law of nations h not fully acknowledged aad respected. 'J be President of Paraguay is understood to have opposed to Mr. Washburn’s proeeedingo tho injurious and very impro- invurroelion and treason. The corecpondoocc, however, haa not yet machod tho United States. Mr. Waehburnc, in connochon with this controversy, represent* that two U.8. citizens attached to the legation w.-rt arbitrarily seised at hie rid* when leaving the capital of Pars­ ons*- mmmittxi Li nraun. and there SEWING ■ ' In the World J • t» sow o> iaHbltlM si ik, su,, ,f Blank Roto and Receipt Books, »=*■ STATIONART srs&.w; , »S5WF““"‘Ba r«5% ■ l.tri’tt AOrrclAx ‘SANTA CLADS’’ Bealpaita. ATLANTIC t GREAT YSTERI Broad Gauge Bailway! MAkCA.merfrM NEW ISIS’’ YORK, *oM U. 8. Cavalry, sta Uniee. He appears to MtaNk. and we trast ma respite be la enjoying fr MttMaftbc camp excee ' TncrkllANCT: -An el behalf of th’ criiwc ol T from the lipa of Rev. bn F»ldar evening last nriisfiothcr rae vlnr hto 4ay evening of this w& tariaa Church. We hop may be large. Tho real grew of any true reform esbCton of the people. Ed •o avoid all tlust into victory for the right qu Sometrino Ntw.— ■hewn by tho Invento ius article whleb, at fi weeds Itself a* t etng things, for lhe pmjxH Mottoin. light, cheap an lavwtod with the princi wsd oom fort. By this gsttfoui jdan of constru Wtewa, they can lx o’ <mo4binl tlx cost of here over seen; which OOresomy Witbin the n Pf InhabAtsnte, and we This is Ihssely Amrt* l« ll>* Oil Regions of Pennsylvania Mb. Ecxtob Pursuant to a call of tha Committee appointed for She pur­ pose, about twenty members of Middle­ ville Lodge of A’. A A. Masons, aeoompanled by an equal number at XMjH—u mot at choir lodge rwro, on Wednesday evening the fid inst. Whoa, after a ptomanibaifhiur was spent by tho unluitlat- £WT» WAETED ru« " a pub NIGHT SCENES ABBBA wbo with hia enutomm Indy, thongh surprised at the ranitftnde prmwIngfer admission, received vs with a friendly greeting. After extn rioChlng was disposed of.a purse of Mxty-flvedolc*an will ns riID Mseum tetisslem.anS a ^ttiislsiili. rttr < mH �MfrCHflHp ■WOrtd Reul HEADQUARTERS SARTA CUDS. Estale Brolsei? N. BARLOW, S'-W. Ea GOODYEAIl, IlMtirp, Asg. JttDDLK+jui. MSTIA8 TOYS & PfiWh D- S. WOODWARD, . .. . Drslcr lo _ HtcnicUG BARLOW & GOODYEAR Brj 6to, Grttirfti, Thia work will first bo given tu tho m He through suecstelvo i-ues of tbo k! 80 Acre* Improved Asp intone Tin: je$t cc’.TirZrioxt J. P. ROBERTS & CO. York Tkibvne, and will appear In all cditiona-DaUy, |1D; Bend-Weskiy, | Weekly, <2 per annum. W« U#« Jut Ptedret IL» Flaest tad »etl cdurutTK AJtsogrWEJT or CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, ETC., _ir>'# - ta#r#T#4 (mw teyhl BMr ll* Droteiag.-ls b#Ul«. Frits Om ton DraggNl Mita;#. A. Woadell Phillip# sap of tbe Poll­ ed situation, “Altar Grant wtet l«rtr» ’ the gnat question la the Thia ia a maos Meting; every tem­ perance man In the State who cam «□., «• earnestly Invited to be present. Grave Vbbt Pi.KARA.jrr.—The sociable held subj-cts will eeose before the meeting •a Teesday evening at Um rvaldence of furdlscuaslenaaddeelslon. TheProv^ C. Cl. Moumook, Esq. Ail such gathfrttp promote tbo best In torrs* of so«i»ty. Wo bldthem God speed. EAT TSW I Bailway! ORM?; Pwiilfiylranig ! nfeh aWCMsbsSohto ittS'SStSS of our readers to tbe New York Ixoarzmr.xT, which ws consider the ablest edited, most rsllab saad valuable wtokly aewspaper pubUstiod ou ttah OaetL nenL In Its Secular Deportment it always Is fully up to tbe times, and la ry of Hastings Lodge No. M, 1.0; O. Fi bold and outspoken an all tbo greet to fill the vacancy cccarioncd by the questonv of the day. Its correspon­ death of FBAKK ALI.KX. the late popu­ dents, and rpeeial contributors, embrace lar lacambcnt of that position, and Sam. many of tbo oldest writers of tbe age tad Powxm a* (’., tu All vacancy. D. Ik Its e Htorials are not tbe lente inviting portion oftlie unrivaled Mfrary (I. M.. Gau. M. Dkwks , officiating. to which the readers of the Independent are treited on lhe receipt of each sucrcedlng number. With lhe- Issue of( Lleutonsnt I.EoMAnD WtuttmtAR of ' Nov. 28ih the independent was enlarg- i »ba ad I’, s. Cavalry, stationed tn New j cd lo nine co(Htn»u on ca?A qf Ht right | Rilles. lie apjicarx to be In excellent pogo, and Is to-day, the la no tn partes health, and we Iran! may And tit# brief published In tbe world. rvtpiu be la enjoying frotn/jie urtlhus /ndc^mdoif in name, it la outspoken duttflef the carnp exceedingly pleaoikt. forthertyAf <>n evety great.question of; the day, and aa a litigious Journal h | worthy of tbe cordial support of ail | ' TEMfEiiANo: —An elegant apped in ! behalf of th ? cat ae of Temperance fell ctanglcnl ChrAtiana, indeiwndent o( । from the lips nf Itev. EMOBY CTKT1S, seels or crcvdt, while at the same time ; ftn Friday evening Inst nt L’ulun Hall, it 1» emphatically the exponent of free- I and shot her meeting h to be held on Fri- tical Chris! ton I ty. both by precept and | diy evauir.g of this w i-ek at tho I'reahy- ensampio. Wo are pleased to knew that > tarlan Church; We hope tho attendance Ils clrvuUtloa la rapidly on the Incroaao may b.' large. Tbo real hope of the pro­ and hope 11 tnay reevlvu a 1 irge accession. gress of any true reform Iles lu the edu­ ItoiU pa'rons from among the raiders cation of tho people. Educate the young I olthe BAXXtnt. Atnl that by nil legltlto avoid all that Intoxicate, and the [ mate mean* wo raay extend the elrculn* victory for the tight ou thia prec qtsee- ftunof our own paper, otfrr to anypCw subscriber for M th# Baxx . ek and (ho la lependent tor $3 80. Strictly in ad­ vance. Tho Invefkdub rates of the I nshown by the Inventor and Patentee, dependent teeing $3 fiO. Subscribe now. aa article which, st flrot sight, ewi' ■aeads Itach'as I ring <<>nc of tbo best thisgi, for tbe ptxpo-c Intended, that Naannum, Dec; l&tb, 16<J8. We hare ever seen. It ba Spring Bed ✓ Bottom, light, cheap and durable, being, ' The people of our growing Uttie place that! ia vested with the principles of emn-.mg itegin ta look up u| with hope ' —now, — • *— * ..j tbh ...... ,--------------the Railroad Is laid to Verand comfort. Ry elmpie rad ln-----gvbLeuiplan of conrtructlng spring bed ' maotvilh, aad lbs ‘‘work goes bravely , bottema, they can be obtained for about OB/> Considerable produce Is coming ouo-tblrd tlie cost of tire cheapest we (Ua am] our mcrelMmta are naklng Jaigo have over seen; which brings It os aa pU rob eves of pdrk, expecting to have economy within lhe reach of ail <laa-vo Railroad to ship it on. of Inhabitants, and we are Informed by , Mb_ H. Wocr» has purchased the sheer having them in use, that tbe fn intetost of M». >foTori, In the tale find ven tian 1» really n complete success and ot jiqK MonTOX, and la naw,a dealer worthy ofthe iwUrmajeof all.aaitsav.s ln jy^ Goods Instead of Hardware. ><1I BHOTHEIM, PIECES FALLPBINTS DnalrttiiH, Enema, Jutt Received. Xi-r. St7TT.V£.7!K.“„ X'-fc W.O. IlHDIltCKiCO, J Saidlffl & Hamssmim, H. A. GOODYEAR, Banter & Eichaii([e Dealer, HARPERS SEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. STAGES-TO AND FROM HASTINGS THE SONG CABINET, rWA'gi.J-a jn yoh pianoforte cowax i. iaFHAm DRESSING dsrbedlng, not requiring more than half! ,loath, last Saturday morning, ef F. the quantity of ordinary bode. We • jj, Fa.vi«CM, one »f the flrk* among our would therefore recammead the public ’ hualnesa ^sen. He was a good citlsen, to call at Dolph’s Hotel, ar thd Demo- i a of g»-<d bmdncM habits and aa trot printingofflee, where sample bods ' monocable and Manon. ' nod their modes opperandi can be ther- Tte ftrem’ Uni Fire Im &. BARRT ARD EATON COURTIER CARRIAGE FACTORY! Tiimft Tl.m win be a public Installation of OdMosaeftbe Middleville LedMB ofJi A A. M„ to th* Baptist Ctenrete lottos y^pgOLKBALB A RETAIL. OTTSTER DEPOT, W. A. SARTWELL saarax’s M.r.BavMag.8. Wd A. J. C.Bmiih. Traaa^ B. O. Webstar. NL A-Ctafl,M>l O. W. Most, J. m A n^tar, Tyrterj B. Bwvogtas L. W. Pay»e, Stewards. Mombera of tba Order, andatbenar* •wdfalJy invited to attend. Miw Hastings wholes factoey Tai Imssmt a»> Furan Assottntxrr ^sr offered in tbe County. I AIM TO BELL ■avtsgMtedepHspsttsweH, J UBsowNMdj • MTV. Oj.t.r. Is *v»ry Wiis. aim »tt .<U. Genuine Artioleft* W. A. SARTWELL. Bateitga, Des. UMl iMI. deolkU Ofllljf, nin.K lU c« lAsn ion ninns and rr.Lir J. S. VAI S« Herting*. 'M. la A J*?.- YXJ»f �Mat* sWiiriiHl SEW ADVEITISEMIWTS. eluding tlw oxtwuai's of disbursement was 824.010.9hi, being 86,891,025 great­ ev than expended for hie purposes dur­ ing tbs pveo^ding year. CASH STORE TH* FATXJCT OFTXCt. During tho year ending September 80 last, tho expenses of tho Patent Office •xoeeded the receipts by •171,000, and, including reissues aad designs, 14,188 patents were issued. Indian affashh. Treaties with various Indian tribes hare been concluded and will be submit^ tod to the Senate for its eonstitutiunal action I cordially sanction tho stipalntions which provide for reserving lands for the various Tribe* where they may be encouraged to abandon their no medic habits and engage in agricultural and industrial pursuits. This policy, in­ augurated runny years since- has met with signal success wherever it has been pursued in good faith and with becom­ ing liberuky by the United States. Tho necessity frr extending it as far as praMicable tn our relations with tbo aborignal population is* greater now than Many proceeding period. Whilst wo furnish subsistence and instruction to tho Indians, an! guarantee the undis­ turbed enjoyment of their treaty rights, we should habitually insist upon ths faithful observance of their agreement to remain within their respective reser­ vations. This is lhe only mode by which HAN eoliirions with other tribes, and with the whites, can bo avoided, and tho safe­ I 8 ID E M A 8 I ty of our frontier settlements bo secured. R IVE FOB YOl XO PEOFl TUB PACI11C RAILW.U-. The companies cvustructing tbo rail­ "Hmi CkHatiaa AsderaGi,** lhe tit* way from Omaha to Sacramento, have boiiU most exergeticolly engaged prose­ dating the work, and It is believed that tho line will be completed brforo the ex­ -1: piration of ths next fiscal year. The six copy ortho etsgaal Chromo, THB QU ACK* W>CT<DB,, j»er cent, bouds issued tu those compan­ ies amounted ou tho 5th inst to •14,387,­ 000, and additional work had been done to the extent of 83,200,001) The Secre­ tary of the Interior, in Angust last, invi­ ted my attention to a report of a Governmeat Director of tho Union Pacific Eadromf Company, who had been speci­ ally instructed to examine the location, cjasteuction and equipment of their road. It was submitted for tho opinion of the Attorney-General, cm certain questions in regard to tho authority of tho Execu­ tive, which arose when this report and those which had from time to time been presented by the commissioners appoint­ ed to examine thin and other lines were eihmittod- A statement of thoir invest­ igations bad been recently mode, of which the roport of tho Secretary of.ths Interior furnished specific information. ma was nxrinrxxxT. Tho roport of the Secretary of War JujklSKB, Mow Braaswisk. X«v Jsrety. All Hastings Outdone HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, IRON\ Tin and Sheet Ironware I .TRY MH TRY IT onetW. BYP0PB08PBITES e ■a*. r n&Uu* Trsssi^ortwUoD. - . . I ew'W eaie « war- '4... ^utldini Mat erials. 1 . Sdtntlflt. Shalt- Har*»«r« ani Cutlery. ara«r<niAfce<. Ratlanal Dry-Goods, . :^r* OrtDKIt ‘ Dodge’s Clekrated Plows r« S.U »: Kalutua. Frt— . Groceries, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Marafocisrod tn» Eastern Yawd Irolhar. aa rtao as ton a. any w bare ia Xickigaau W. A. GOODYEAR. OmUbss. Merck M. lKS.-nartty) BEST REMEDY YET DISCOVERED. RUSSELL & NEVINS. ’ Diiras of teBM, Liver, Kiiicjt We WILL BST W V.MDCRWLD. Green Tea, no !• ai.GA. A llsnSsotns Uolidsj Pissrat N.w ■■ tbs Um lu risks iMirr, StimI for terms to W. (J. 1*ALUi:U. Jr- 14 llible Houm, New York. Best ssssrt’nt of Cracker? ia Towa. Fresh Geode eeastiatly os hand. Old Goods sell lag regardless of Cast. 1 Ql SKW ABTlCI.R'for *»»•«.. Addreaa la&l. wilhslarepBDMTA CO .M.ddefcrd.Ms. LOOK! LOOK! RUSSELL & NEVINS. Ths magnitude of ear bualncas haa toablsd ua te INDUOEMENT8 TO AGENTS WEEKLY^ PRESS. THE GREAT RADICAL PAPER. ROBADAEIH The most extensive an J freshed Politi­ cal New-—The best Agricultural Dspeutenent — 1 ho latsat Martrots—And the best origin- LARGER THAN EVER! Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. sstew Read tbs foltewlap from Mr. K Otln haaeeflr. Boston DOLLAR Store! aAtxffi^rsr.ae«K nriJK ImuaewfUMtoM AttemJlur osr peel THE IATEBT GHAHD DISCOVXBT. DR. II STH'IEI.D’H SS2 'gte equalizer. tUiUwore.AprUK.isU. Paralyai* can b» Cured! recommend il as such . .XMa4A*J. IW¥fcD>.Xl> ' UalUmore. Febreas? teXtSA " : The report of the Secretary of the Na­ vy exhibits tbe empenitiuns of that de­ partment and of the navy during the year. Considerable reduction of the fume has been effected. Thors are 42 * * ~ guns in tho six aqadrons abBshod in different porta of tho wprId. Tliro o of these veeeela are returning to the United State* aad four are used ns storeships, leaving tho actual cruising force 85 vessel*, car­ rying 356 gnus. Tbo total number of veoseb in tbe navy ia 206, mounted J ,743 guns. Eighty vessels of every doeecription ore in use,armed with 696 guns. The number of enlisted men in the ssrvite, including apprentice. * ' dneed to 8,500. Ani___ fscihtire is reeommeaded — ■ which will, in tho event of war, bepromotiv* ofeconomy aad security. A more tkcroorh and systematic survey of the North Pacific Oceania advised, in view •f our reosnt acquisition!,our expanding A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. [ON. |s?iF.£W.^r?X a.pB 1 in she 014 Wori4 ls.fr-0 sirrsdjr »..M of tho War Department and tho opera­ tion! of the army. The strength of onr military force September 30 hut was 48,000 mon, and Uia computed that this number will be docroasod to 43,000. It ia tho opinion of tho Secretary of War fhat within tho next year, a comiidirable diminution of infantry force may bo made without dotriment to tho interest of the country, and, in views of the great expense attending tho militarv peace ostablidam’-nt, aud the absolute neveeaityof rutxdhchment wherever 8 can bo applied, it ia hoped that Congress will eaachoa tho reduct oa which his report recommends. While in (I860, 11,300 man cost tho nation |16,4T2,?0o. The sum of |66^82,ooo is estimated as uec•■■•J f'»r the support of the army during the fiscal year ending June 3o, 187o. The estimates of the War Department for tho last two fiscal years wore, for 1667,•33,814,461, and for 1868, 825,2o&,660. Tho actual expenditure during the same periods were, rerpoctively, |D5,224,415, and •123,216,648. Tho anti­ mates submitted in December last for tho fiscal year ending June 3o, 1869, worn 177,124,700. Tho expendituos for the first quarter ending September So, last wore 127,219,117, and the Secreta­ ry of the Treasury gives •66,000,000 as the amount which will probably be re­ quired during the remaining three quar­ ters, if there should be no reduction of the army, making its aggregate cost far the year considerably in excess of •93,•00,000. The difference between the es­ timates and expenditures for tho ibroo lu­ cid yean which hero been named is thus shown to be •!?& 515,843 far this smgte bransh of public service. THIS MAVT DUPAUTXEMT. ypophosphites CT FnoMFlXT AND CEWTAINLY •-rs ALLeTLoraOT< • tonRESsiKfi DBS. J. M. & C. BUMYT-T., HeslMeat, PrsMMs* aad Cob.ski., Msyaknaas,- sosks iu, si etoJJ tMstosss sspssfafty,' CURMlte.ey sh*s •f Dr. —.4__ . . ITYbrN'ftritm,’ »tea *■» *>in- oaaZto* )&»?irki»oacBO|Qe ■ TH b&t Write Wr/Tta xkl .wAftAfi.oijjiis, » aeJKl* 1 W Mw^STsMI t worsnrAtt yycwrs readtsgmtter for sMsa4/•*’<■ SOsiaB re- -oto r: *- • r UT Steud for PreminD LiU end CatoMftMa «f sjjffijissrt cSWhpfrH SOUTHERN UVS VI-SJi/.L ^i_ZS1a 'oarrmwc kkw : svkame Rtf.ite J^TRMaaf NMNnaJ. r. PHtLursi. „f nssusg., Miteg pi.oMA ^"aS* - between the p£ri& ’state? The naval pension fund, which twaieto ; of a moiety of the avails af prizes captor- f •d daiMg tho war. ameantato »14,ouo,oo*. ExMption u taken to th. art of J Grand Ona Dollar Sale! GBI1! Ill � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-12-23.pdf c776897e348b1773ff9167f5fa6fc3b0 PDF Text Text She suiting* ganstri *Mle C«.H Hiraee SyMue. > sWsaajwasrfa l* IburstaMsed pMt ode* «MreS. I vol. I il**naCLto**iri'aMN«*iiBatiMeiis(tv tos xm, HASTINGS, MICHI N, WEDNESDAY, DEC." 23,' 1868* Businw Jinrtoqj. rfKWKsawjaratfM jg^ri£niaaewag',ie*wn NUMBER 35. BAILWAYK L.I ikb riUiir.^, if H bm4 **f-v» '-« „u*iAM>ik t rr M U IT US.. U, lloU.1 l„u. * Csf» t[ a'd ilnal 11! Lnj Dteaft teWka*ii hi *iA . Mm to .eB*<t b«.iai»*s: ■ou wl w*4*uir ««u CnaUag .1^1 w,h*sMe*B»re»*.,,;] Alt Terns* rw» Smell v lbresC* u> gnr Tert ar «n Mlle* Whhowt (I».r u c*e*a«s ' ' **** " Trw> id after M.v 11 th, I Sea. True. will h«v« Tb*a tbs'«*■»■ aUlMS, eehda '? Wilk Um Ami *s4 Vsm,»S*11,W 2ji-’ frrUiSV— ------------------- system cannot (ucceafuRy bo applied'to • an area mure oxtendad than cor mti- , nent but the conviction fe rsqndly ga^i' I 1 ing ground in the American mind that anth the increased <frcui:i*a far Inter- I commuuicr-tion between all portions * of 1 the earth, tho principle* uf free Govern- , moat a* embraced in our Conatitotiba, | if faithfully maintained aad carriid out. Would prove of suffiaenl strergth and 1 breadth to compichnnd witlun their 1 spliori and tnfiuencetbe civilmed nations of lite world. -a Jut' r..oil I nxooraoertr »Trn rnx uxdwioi xsuna. tIJjo.attontion of the itiahate and of 1 2O0F*“.,!.,6n« rospoctfnUy invited to 1 tho treirty fbr the cstaUislitnent uf cammi reisl reciprocity with the Hawaiian Kingdom, entered into lad year, and'al­ ready ratified by that Government • TV® I lUtitada of ti»o Uwitexi gtato. towaftq J br Um Hawnnaa Govarnmant and Mbjdo, that their cvvonmeut and inttfe. ^weajCMBtniUad by the President uf ?2Lr.irb:p^'’ too* were canted saty. '[i 8s ttey mM. wL.o .t kl« buris* tkroogb tes JtMlillM «r»7 a»*t, SwatpiB* like a skirt.lad *aasM|.' Oh! ’iw*. jlwioni. <r>"J. L»r»l«| . , |ub.nCu.«ii>dlMdp-«a; T Wjth it* artsMj nwllKUTH, i J|«« th* bvei a Rnw lb.y ebtOtaLtadbaw they *|lt<d, Uuw they elMnHa’teld *b«t saAbell. Hoy* th.y ber* »luO th* babuer. . Hew they eseqaer*^: bow they Mil 1ALL A RUCKSL, Praprietorv ‘ - ■' •i r.U! Ab. wboshdl tell their *tery, ' TIiom unoog the i>ra»e ud beat, Who w,., eew.s^d.1 th* beld* Lyon, Kumms sad lb* rest. t MORZHXAD’8.. MAGNETIC PLASTER The Great Streagthener and Fill Destroyer of th* World. (IUndey«fe*ceplsdt. Hiep* el «•••»!» 1*00 A M . »W «aan*«M U ttareritevHle sad reroiaa •>'* th* r.«• a. ■. tiiyw Mall frwwi tkr.lu, »i»d enirn is X*» Tsrb si T.S*. . i ts r. m MCiiTXiKC uxrarxa. n«« feu- FAVORABLY KNOWN AND EXfENfilVELY 0A2 hi WCiijHi ViciailT, M*W«HMOf . H‘."J TWENTY-FIVE YEAB3 MADAME ZADOC POBTEH'3 (UH*IJV£ Ci)U£H 0ALS* 310VT CFFCtTCAL C3J9HS, SlDl n« III “ ET ToHil ha* orrr fi. PURKLY V*GETADL . TM* lb* jrateful pen huh w rilles; b slwa* ia their bomegv bow, Myrtle • wp. ike Mtea hereeo, toorel ervwM th* tivtej brow. Men shall ia>Be felar* tell. How the braroMcPbenow fell. fh- politiaai and social condition of the republics Aif Hayti and 8t Dctniago arv vary unaatiofaitory and painful Tl* abolitionof alsvorr, which ha* been car­ JMCtetiona and alaim* cf unfriend^ m­ ried into etlect throughout tho Island of St Domingo, and the entire WeMIndian except the Spanish Island* of Cuba and A tasjody treaty, while it could not Porto Rico, no* been followed bvA.prvS*.reveou* »f the funad popular eoavietion of the nghtiul- Lmted btatea. would bo n guaranty of neaa of republican iustituticns and au the good will and fribcarunce of aXCna. deilre to secure themat- I bun*, until tho peeida of lie wbanils —intense ——— —— - — —— ,The —, -■ tnspt, hownvrr, Ao eetableh reptthbea | shall' of thenudvee at no distant day. |-hei* eoaounters many *obstacles, which reltjatarily njip.’y for adrtuadon into Ou l v ' stay be »unp-*«l to result from lheksig-1 Uaiop. . . : | indulged habit of colonial supremacy utf‘.avpoud-uew npptt Eurawon mac.-! are hial powers. *»urwx» me at rovcitM. I While tho United Stair* bare on all nee* that any i*tt of this cuutineal or uf ; its adjacent Manila aboil be made a theater far ■ new eetabli*hnwnt uf tnonarchial power, too little has beea done by ns, on th" uther hand, to attach the conununitiM hy which we are *urn*unJstttitiuiuny. ed to our own country, or to lead area a The two treatii•* between the United moral support to the eflbrt* they are so Stale* and Italy for the regulation of resolutely aud *0 ootMtantly making coneular power* and the extradition of THIPUSIDUT'S MM8A0Xto secure republican insiittit one for criminals, negotiated and ratified ben* thomaelru.. Jt ia indeod a queatiaa of dtuaug tho late session of <xmgrv*^ grave caiidcraLufl 'whrth>T our rrcsrii have Lc* n accepted and eonfinned by and wreacut example ia not calculated to tho Italian gorermnent. A Ebenl COCcheek the growth end rrpeei.itrti of free Our rekt'wn* during the neat year with jiriucT[eiis aad make thoee coennrtinitive •ularcunreurion, which baa be-a nego­ tiated with Belgium will La submitted to Bolivia. Erusdirr, Purs and Chili, hair listruat, if wot dread, a Government Um Senate. Tho very important tree- ' been aepecially friendly and cordial. which el wil’,consigns to military domin­ Leo which war* negotiated between the Spam ml th* lie[tabb ■* of Pera, Botivia, ation Stale's tlrtU are integral parts of our L oiled Stalaa and North Germany and aad Ecuador, have aignifi-d their wi!i- Fedre! union, nn !. while ready to resist Bavaria, fur the regulation of the right* ingnoM tA accej-t the mediation of >hc any att'-tapts by ertbor- nation* to extend uf tmfunslired ritii.ni ha«* Loen duly United S tn toe fur terminating the war to thio beshknihcTO the nsMorchrinl inratified and exchanged, and armilar upon the South Pacific coast. Cniii • dtutiuu* uf .Europe, aaeumio to estab­ t< cutie* have Lccn entered into with the ha. not tlnually <1.blared npis the oUre- lish over a Jorg” portion of its l«QliU a kingdom uf Bavaria and Wurtemburg, bun. In the nieantiinc, tho ooaflici has rale more abeolute, harsh and tyrannical peactteally axhaiuted itoelC since no belli­ than any known to civilised power*. gerent or hostil" movetnsnt has been jrrnfrt Mnvtsmotni urTMtxrr st. * ■ ‘ ‘ ’ th*' Just two The acquisition of Alnka wt* made __ ____________ aatidns oft' oso to resume buetilitiee on with th- view ef oxfendtnfbur national Great Hrtaia and Franc* iunedictiua and Republican nriooiplea m the Ameridm hcmirobere. Behoving that a birther atop could bo taken ia thn same direction. I, last year, entered into Tho csAmlngtion 01 claims against a treaty with the King uf I tonmartr foj tho United State, by the kudaon’o Bay the purehaseofeho Island, of St.Thowi- Cornjony end tho PugvC* Sound Agr<aa and bl. John, w the Leet attainable cultund Cumjany, o« account of pu**e> te-rrn* and with theeknm* axmeulufthe aury rights in. the State of Oregon and peoplebf'Aoie idahds. Thia treaty etill IVmioiy of Washington, alleged by* cosTjamica in Tirtuo *of tho nranremaiai endor.Bonaidrratich la the Ben- those -----r­ - -------of •. the tmaty, between the United ate. A now oonvoaiioe has been enter- bium «4 into with Denmark raUrging th* Ntatee U_ and i_i Great Britain uf Juno Ifi,* time fixed for tho final ratification of th* i ’IMO, ***a *• has “ b-wn diliputly rrrwaccted unthe direction of tho Joint Interna­ original tend^y. Coraprvhcnaive naliuual der < Cummission to which they were 1»Seywonld scan to sanction Thonraui- tional I xittoe and tuwrportftidn tato our Fodra! subsaitlcd 1 lor adjudicatica by treaty beUnion of tho so os al adjdoOM *cnur.en- twrxm 1 the two governments of July I, ta^d insular cMunuuuioa aa *peddT.y 1863, and it i» expected that they wiu be can Mailed at on early day. a* U can U dong, UwfuUy Jfc praottool relation cotex nuag col­ onial trade and thn fishcrire can bo aecomplMred by irerfy W.vwu the Uni- ' hiM*itotowl tho Mrewtfr rii to-> t^ Mates and Grno< Britain wutil Con­ gress shall .have, e»j>rmacd their jtjdftU» jUpobltoo of P*W. Uottaiue Md I mMitCbnccralng the priticipleu involved, would bo' equity iajuriona. Imch one . 'i'hrec olLar <|U»‘stior.fauwover, between ■ the United Stalos and Great Britain re­ main upon for adjustment. These are th* mutual rights of nntorelixrd citisens, tSSSSSS the Imundary question involving the ti­ tle to tho It lar.d oi tian Juas ot the Pa­ cific coast, and the mutual claims ariaing rreweofPera. An spp«*l to th* charv since the year 1863, of the citizons and eulnecto uf tho two cuuntxiee for injuriea and dejredafions ci.mmitixl under the authonty of their respoctiv* goveramrnte. Negutiaticaa upon three aubjcct* ere pending, and I am nut without hepe of being able to lay bedure the rofitssblc F.mployu'cnt^w‘Sr^altS' teai-w* । Wo ore not advised of the action of ’ lb* Uhu»aegovernment upon the iibeeal and auroiriou* tr <ty which was recoeb.y celebrated with its j Icaiputantiaxita at tbi* capital. : ot-» xxuinon win: uru. tlissneolyaa W'^O distinotiy than haretaJapan rvsuunn a theat. r <>f eivi] war, tere m the Island of Cuba. The .object1 marfcndby rebgfcmsmcihMi eadpoBti- I>R. ZADOC rORTKlVS Sugar tated as KjnrrxnG luc/nnMra co. 1 1 with the cm Oarneetnsea lie-cause I am 1 eatiduKl that the time ha. im'.wl «hn>1 <;h>co>^ rain., w»— bbaoco sjrMnpra. | "ttli.r. ■Jy.S �DET GOODS. 3bc gsssri i. probably ’ these bill. FM,s»lit SEWING MACHINE tnw SHALL M CXHATOB1 commanding ability ee to justify an ex­ ception in hie case to the tew of rotation, tween the Bspreeentatirea and their the Legislature soon to assemble at Lan­ after 'two terms, adopted so universally constituents, and the exchanges between sing, will bo the selection of a man to by the Itopubbcami of Michigan, then the press, of tho world, should not bo abridged in this day and age by legulnNpraoant Michigan in the United States wo think manfully, and anhesitatingly Senate .for six years from and after the' be should stand aside and allow, with­ 4 th of March next. Nor ia this impor­ out oppoestfon on his part, some other TH SUATttUL tant question purely local in its charac- of the true men of oar State to bohosIbff most important duty devolving upon orod by on elroticn to the higboet Legis­ lative Body an earth. And we believe the record will bear urvut In raying that Mr. Chandler, true as he has been to the the people hare an abiding confident®, and who will truly represent tho people on all the great quostions of the day ; above all, lie should bo a man of ster­ name at home and abroad, has not won for himself so exalted • podtfoa as a A«. Ai, rf wtivr f.’*1"'.’ out ofiirt ro«t*cH iBTtau. Mxddlcvxlu, Dac. 1Mb, 1M8. In your last issue a correspondent pro­ pounds aad discusses at sone length thr question, “Is Mr. Chandler tho right man for UJB. Senator! Agreeing as Ido in the Min with tho writer of that sxtfote, it MTOrthelom appears to mo that ho has mistaken fe> real question involved in thia Senatorial ling integrity and undoubted ability. Statesman that hie place in that August The reel question, aad ono which at This ia not a question of individual Body could not bo man than Iliad by likes and dislikes, of personal friend­ say one of more than twenty of tho an thia few should be candidly, aad graven ly met by every patriotic cifeen of ship, or ouo where cither of these con- of our State, each of whom has been Michigan I apprehend to be, is not Ausriderations should for one moment eon- equally true with Mr. Chandler on all fe Blair tho right man for U.8.’Senator. trol tho action of the ehoeen agent, of tho questions of the day, and henco that Without deesguiag or desiring to bathe people in making their .election. It there should be no relaxation of the in­ Hide tho talents and aarricea of Mr. rises far above all such considerations, exorable two term rule, on his behalf Chandler,or parade his infirmities before and should be rettled on the principle, but that the selection of a Senator should tho public. I submit that in hie day and generation bo has "fought a good that the man who under all tho circum- be made wholly independent of, and fight" and “kept tho faith!” Has h« rtance. can do mort to promote the pros­ with no reference to the claims set up perity of our conntry, wbci personal by the office-holding men of our State, Has ho not, ell things considered out­ Influence in tho Senate, will toll strong­ who in defiance of party usage, sack to lived his usefulness as a member of tho est in furor of such enoctmcnte as the U.S. Senate! force Mr. Chandler for the third term people will cUdursc, aad U will do the As far Iter. Dr. Huron, while enter­ upon tho people of our State. taining tho most profound respect for most for tho perpetuity of free imUitutions his talents and character, I submit that and tbo wx-ial, political, end moral ele­ Watchman. What af the Hour! ho has not a titho of tbo daim upon the vation of ike American people. Wo notice in the last Demoent an ar- people of Michigan possessed by Aus­ We do not admit that any man lias1 ticio on the recent Tomporanoo move­ tin Blate In ability and integrity Austin Blair any claims upon the people for any of­, menl in this village that demands, at fice in their gift. The people should। 1 least, a passing notice. Tho tempos ia equalled by few and excelled by no anco movement this time is jre* ■»’—1 solicit the man for any official position— tbo ex:.oiactes of the hour demend, tho Ho is a man ofculture and refinement, <i*c man tbe office- (hire is a repre­' moral education of the people. Ix'gnl of liberal, statesmanlike and brood views sentative gorrrr.ment, and all public offi­■ steps to enforce the present L*w hare on all questions of Stalo and National cers ore. or sAee/J be the servauts of the■ been, in this community, an entire fail­ policy. poojdn, should reflect the wishes <rf th., uro, thanks to tho olstinacy of the In all the rvlnqpns of life, his integ­ people in all the relations of life, and Jurors that have been selected to try rity of character has been uaintpeacho^x>old bo Selecto! because they do thus those cauies ; and public opinion hai even compelled one Justice of the Peace represent the people, and by tho people to prevent the emponelingof a fair Jury, because they will thus represent them. He is among the most reliable, having to override all law, and prevented th-> Viewed from this itandjioint, the ques­ Sheriff from acting in his Court, as ho been tho moot thoroughly tried, of all tion becomes one in which every person was,, authorised to do by tho Statute, in our public servants. Closely identified with the organisation in tho State has a personal and peculiar the selection of a 3vry. Hence, f n ling that many of the people are, os the re­ and the growth of tho Hepublican party ia termt and on which they ebou'd not sult of a false education, in ferny of free in this State, ha, more than any other, ia heritato to qicuk their individual con­ whiskey, and ojqoitni to, and opposing the representative man of that party. . wit tons with entire independence. We by all means, legal and illeyel, the en­ Sines that party first came into power Jo not for a moment behove thet the forcement of the laws upon that sub. ho has more than met tho expectations ; and knowing,—and no one knows of the people, in ovary petition to which offloe-eeekcru should be allowed to give jcct . the tune to public sentiment on thia this better than tho editor of tho Dema- they hare assigned him. erai,—that free whiskey is the one ter­ Seven years immediat question—nor is it of any moment, procrible scourge of this beautiful Village, July, 1'76, are spoken ofi the “days rically speaking, whether there be rota- , the friends of temperance hare under­ which tried souls,” with equal tioa to tlie few government offices vouch­ taken the woik of educating the people yoan immediately . . safed to Michigan. ye« or noy, ar yet jon thii great question, and tho able succeeding November 1860 may po»« of tho Democrat call it a " milk- into history as the days which tried msn» whether the friends of Mr. Clrendler, or : Well, nt all the friends of some other able American 1and-water agitation.'’ it is not a whiskoy-and-water, These eightyears bare boon passed by Statesman shall bo selected to serve ths create, ' (without the water) agitation, and does Austin Blair in in tho public services, to people as United States Marshals, Col- ] not result in disgraceful rows on Sunday the utter neglect neglect of a large and lectors, Postmasters, Acn Ac. The quee- ,mornings in the Groooriee, or the chop­ locative prnctioe, and although witbin tion, and the only one worthy oi a mo- ]ping open of the hoods of prominent this period bo has doubtless had numer in making tho hours of tho bertess oppertunities to oecumnlate a raenfs cooeideratioD, is who will beet citirens, 1 servo the people in the United States ‘Sabbath hideous with drunken orgies— fortune by sacrificing his own integrity Wo say educate tho people; awake a and tho public weal, ho te to doj com­ Senate under existing rireumstanoes.— public sentiment on this question that paratively a poorman. ' Point us to that man and ho is our first ( Throughout the length and breadth and only choice, as a candidate for that of every Statute against vice in all forms, of our State be has not to day a single than which none is more terrible than paid agenl to look after his political In­ pWlto tho reckless uso of whiskey as a bever­ Mr. Chandler has been, for twelve age. But the Daoocrot tajt: year^ the Bcproscntative of the State “The more you poke this enake of Michigan in the Beaato of the United the stronger it will grow, and the tsjnsoStates, cad seeks to be re-oloetod. Thet quxmoMof irritating tho reptile wili re­ ho has been true on all tho great politi­ vert upon the heads of its tormentors." Throughout all fe> dark boms of the cal quootkM of the day io all emergen- From (hie are we to understand that the Bebdlfe be eberitoed on abiding foith clae wo are proad to ottert, for we labor­ both taw and pnblic opinion, and will in the loyal people ef Michigan in their ed with unfaltering fcWlyfatofeaot be down though the hesvena foil! power and determination to mete ont tion and ■re-election. That if re-rierted If this sentiment reflects the intent of equal and exact justfoe to all mon. J !. lie would bo equally true we haw no toe men engaged in fee traffic in Hae- doubt, and certainly wo shall not condoecond to bring any reports derogatory to him in any rotation in life, whether truo or fake, before the public gaxo through any words of oura We only ask. in these twelve yeart has ho proved himself too superior of every other otto xcm of our Stalo in pannmiil influence, iWdod ability and unfaltering fidelity to the Union of tbwe States Has ho taken rank in tho Senate as one of those groat and profound Btatowxscn whose ab- wr.ee from tho Senate would prove a national calamity! If an these qeftfeons can tru&/utly\>o txavmA ia the affirmative, then Mr. tinge, end if by such threats they hbpe to Intimidate tho friends of this reform, it >s sorefy time the people vrare edu­ cated up to th. standard, of s etriot ratfureement of t>e law regasdtasa of ell consequences. We believe the temperanoo men of Hoetuigs are terribly ta Mrnc./.-tkat they moan to curtail the power of free whiskey aad will do 00 both by precept and by tew. We know men are comctimre influenced by their interest, but this is a question af morale, and above all more personal inter­ est Wo ooaoeive toia movement to be a wise one, began after counting the cost, and that milras somo bad mistake is mode by its frieuda, wffl rwuli fa euro and curtain victory. Push on the eol- A.J1O Ml«», 1 HWK IBOM or W For a Club of Thirty, trtlMO. _ Tte iwr»B Mattee It esa bars ibstr 'hates ef IU« following artlclev sa llw ow.Jhik : C. «OUO. etalh. turn. CU«k fcr FseU Ml Be Sure to See this Machine, tb«M,W"rt ■li*rw>>4. W» bait caiHMM to .Wj, stter prrw,, k... .1 TLOBERCE SEW1RC SCCHIRL' rtmrmniAT tshbi Gold & Silver Watches, NEW Silii surer aM Plaid Wm. STATIONEB Y k NWS DIPOT, VhareVsek* MMtsM IM teMtoft CMedl. COLLECTION Atlantic & Gt. Western Railway. .EGAL BLANK Blenk AVA/.CMF. ' ' 1 LUTTSK * .XOTT^TU, J‘^r,'XS: SANTA CLADS ” Hfliiwitn . riUTCKK< item eno nwg/rrir 4 lsuits, nstuoLf>i-aa, siuor*’’' ArtW* COURT HOUSE, All Cheap for c..h and < <!»>-]. W* Seed by CMrt. IH»n. .r FmC-I Kuspte Cepks eeS Cimten »roi free tM.JJMsjw" mtraaev. aiDXKr K NOMtUr-.A I trust tho laeguagn of that Terdici state at tho most trying period of her htetovy, you vindfeted the insulted majesty of the laws, and assisted her to a mast honors hie and oomman diag po­ sition among the Loyal States of the Union. As membw of the Lower House of Cfegrae, you hare bom true to the trust shooed in you, and have new on YORK tOMTO.W, PITTSBrRMH, PliaK.ADKI.PUIA. DAI.TlNORK.nnd AND CtNTETANCT that at this hour tho verdict of that , people will not disappoint the jasi expec- 1 tafene of this tried and foithfol public । may be, to Zechariah Chandler, come down from tho place you ore no longer worthy to hold, and to Anefe Btefr, you have been faithfal in a few things Broad Gauge Bailway! The Great Plotonl Annual- JUST THE SAU KU I EK, Groceries and Provsions, wana, axes, salt, cod raw, Tie-Ware «f Every Deseripllea, , Crockery and Woodee-Ware, KBB08BNB OIL, HoUrllM ■ rolled .OotM Almw.ce Lr IMS, fee AiArlWtee, (rath, throngboot Hie Coiled KlUv* �’Eorat Mud JHiirtUinmj. BUSINESS CARDS. ■HurnntHMm. [ toM-.ni.lwaA,' I lbs Mm. aWsWlssf HARLOW, OOODTtaJl A OKt*y, MSlbairsS by bbIm! mm«L BARLOW, W. S. GOODYEAR, BsstiagC lag. U, luf. “trevagant snhemss ; ■ Millie eh »D STORY, RXJCX RLOCX, ynishod, appreciate our cunvnoy, and ‘pfaoa ua <» th* fcm rock of spmi* p^y. HASTINGS, • P - MICH BARLOW & GOODYEAR. —f’-there era g^Mre words, rwfct worthy oftbe high ofllrar wU utt« them, and of the Admnrisbretire whore ■wdto w* make bold tiffin. NiTOim Ximnax-We are glad to loam the RcxALNsw-Y'ounx, by far one of the bent Agricnlnral and Family Newspapers published in tho United States, has met with sueh an increase of public patronage of Into as to justly ilia Vunomnta!—Yanr attention Is called enlarging its sbo and lending mw at to the advertiaincnt headod “Vtuusoir tractions of its already popnlar and pleasing columns. Wo always greet fzaa.” Riad it the Rural as an old and vnlund friend, and would be glad to see it at every fire, side in tho South. It ia published by D­ D. T. Moore, 41 Park Bow, New Tork, AXD VXDER THS DBtT OCLTITArtOX I Ceo4 DbIMIbo, Feaeoo, Ae. It Asses Vbni e. ft. O.swA Ose-Atrd ef • h«eb *Ul(e with lb. Far*. WILLIAM MYERRf Music & Jewelry, acxrow-s nanu " at a subscription price of *3 jmst annume, The Labored j< Worthy of tub with reductions fur dubs. M1BK.-Remember the Donation to Rev. u«iraa • lUui. m. t. Mr. MARaii, on the evening of the Slat ty Spooking of Um Senatorial r k»ir» C®fj elriihtt ■ • r Aa Inat. Fnllbhil to Ida trust, let year of­ llaur will b. u>].pl<td ef Five Rabscribwi al >i ferings be correspondingly lltx-ni. ; tion, th® Peninsula H,r«U Mya • is«v;.rSil C-pw. r Aa lor El-flor. Blair. wo do bm (Mok I «• H«q»« Uuprraaea oasa, and Iberoferr bar. li U, , Dox't FDBOirr to call at the New •r. ia. ef I'.._J Brick Store of RkaacJI A Nevins In .he Itcnolx Block, if yod-tiavo cash to huy goods with. It doos one’s heart good ro Imy cor'd Goods nt low pekre, tn a new and plcnsant sture. PIECES FALL PRINTS Just Received. Raxta Cx-Ara, fully loaded with the choice trvasurvs of the Holidays, has lleadqcartrrs at the Drug and Book t-tn-eofJ. It. Hubert'A Cc., at lb* Book Haetzx's Wkklt axo Baxul—We btwreof Win. Live, and at the City Would call the attontiun of our rvodrra News and Drug Store of the Main Bro* to tbo several advertisements of those । standard publications in another eolumn I of this paper. Those intending to sub­ CHBISTMASTOYS & FRKKNTt IfitTf. Saddlers & Hanmrten, II. A. GOODYEAR, Barter MicW Dealer, no„ jn ^oir d-rpartmont, you con with J. P. ROBERTS & CO. pcfoct safety intrust it to them, tor they are among tho most reliable men in this or any other community, and they will doprecirrly as they sgrec under all cir- CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, ETC., Hair Begenerator. CARRIAGE FACTORY! ■ad they will keep ■ full atock of every­ thing this market demands In the line of Drugs. Medicines, Book', Stationery, Grocerie-, Ac. (live them ■ esll. / CnniirrMAS Trie.—Our wunuinLu: Drug & Bookstore. W. O. HEDIttCK ACO-, ________ , Rsab The adrurtisomout of S. II. A, /RrLXXDtD Sr.nians those Mr. Clark D.R, Coox, and il you have any basi­ ls sending out. Thojone he mods for Andrew J. Bownc, Esq.. hgsj nu su­ perior for use and beauty. by any sleigh we have Men fat years, end all bls work ia equal to the beat Pee his Advertise­ ment 1>> another c-rtuma. 1807. JJEADQUARTERS SARTA CLAUS. scribe for an illustratod weekly or faahmmtiag of the Hartings Social will be ion journal, could not do hotter than ■a Tuesday eveniue, th a 20111 Inst., at take either or both of the above, aa tlwy the reddeaco of lira. II. A, KcnGelJ, are the best of thoir kind on th® conti- FOR TIK FAMU ra WELL WC KTII Woo. U. WRIGllr, Utah. mpPLEVIUE. MiCIitaAi friends of Emin net l harsh arc perfecting arrange­ ments for a Christmas Tree, at Union Hall, oa Tbiropday evening. It b to country-complete In all the depart­ benefit of the little ments cf ar American Family Paper— Baufek's IVkrxly has earned for Itself a right to Ra title,” a jocurat. or CIVUJEATIOX.”- Sew York £een*ng Corner of JeSsroon and Railroad Streets, Our future lib tot Ians will enrich themzelvss ret of Hom'i Wxxki.t tong after writers, and printe.a, and pnb- The following U a list of Officers of the Harting* Temperance Association: President, Hon. James A. Kwoesey; 1st Vice President, Richard Yeung. Esq; Sd do.,0. D. Spaulding, Esq.; 8d do., J. W. Rtebblns • Secretary and Treasurer, Bev. A. P. Moors. The officers form the Executive Board of the Awxxdatfon. The next meetln-? of the Society will U held un Friday evening, January 1st. IMP. The white community, Ladle* and Gentlemen, arc Invited to be pre- THEMySONG CABHit C. G; ALLMN, HASTimS. MICH. SO First-Class CUThskS Tn Laruxst axb Fix tar AaeoanuxT ever offered in the County. H sarin's Wkxelt msyL-e unreser­ vedly declared the t eat newspaper in America.— The Itulependent / The artidee vpua public questions which from week to week, appear In SUVil'i WDOU.T form a remarkable aeries efbrvf political essays. They are dietInguUhcd by elear and pointed state­ ment, by good common sereo, by i»depeudenee and bredth of view. They are the exprewton of mature eotivirtton, high principle, and strong feeling, and take their place aamag tho bort newspapre writing ottho Uas—Sorth Ameri­ can Reetew, Boeton, Mate. ' O. A. R-—We are piereed to loam that Fitzgerald Post, N*. 82, of the Gaud Army of the Republic b prosper­ ing re all such organisations are calcu­ lated to promoU tho general good of th®ee ■•reflate I In them, and keep burn­ ing the Area of Liberty In tbo breasts of the Patrleta of IB01-6. The officers of this Poet far the ensuing term are ■> IlAxrxn’s WArkl.t, for one jtar. 84. An Ertre Ctn <d eU*er «*- UAflA’ xixn. Wkbkly, or Bazah, wilt be tuppUodgratit/ortterj GtAMFzVH Bon­ i icilMMalROn rad*, teres re Mtttanor; oat thoirboeta. Um rerelt will beaa dlaArtro«s as that of last year, which bad the eflbet to brand the tampereeoo peopie of thia community as knaves and wnrards." Who thus brands them? It, lithe mea who, circled to offices* Hem. ( I AIM TO SELL Hrwmar. Of Bartted VMaor (X YereMl uKuui k. r*Mg»i Maghur ef Uss Tsuu J Uesrsssr, of Jobastova barry Cs Micbi- Genuine Articles. 3‘r’KC oaura wa«. JscktM........... Dtp. •Vsa HssbX... •Hserv's, ..w.. “ Rlrn Jwwsilwe,. Own4am........... •Orssera.............“ Cwulr Ua®.-.. “ felon kSQl4s....t"_ wivm. ■ arsawa. suss. ftiie 4-se t«Q ;:5 M Itstt ivtia tree & Mi tree MU MS, <11 Tie Famm’ Mtisal Fin Itt Cl aizss. airaua. -A IM K» are MO tXT »*> 9 -J *, »0‘t >0i MO RIvm ” > i; •*K |M>1 ...... z lave iat u JasksM.------ Are. IMO •W^rentaUaM > iraiwa step wten pwaowgan osrws saw. ■CaaalT Lis.,,. •anew a............. “ (tawlaja. " ■ IUS. BARRT ARD EATOR CO UH TIES II It 1* A.thsu. BrowoblUa. Ac. Tbs eel; o^r«l of Us ad.crtl.cr la esaAlag lbs PrescripUse late bass­ et Ibo offlicWd. and spread laforaatiae wbiab b. aoMcim la ba Inralaable ; aad ha topes svsrp «OSS fra. •( ibMSS. ItOCOUTOS. HOWJ NEW YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY. . (asuneeas aaacs. ISM.) Wholesale and Retail. iasti rdn hides and peltf �Skr Muting ring , rerenuy tmdtTgvuo u ttrkod by extraordinary «napreeerratinu nf order/the Government e^uUishel at been rcayniied, and the intmoorwe which hsa so long Great Otoe D«Usr,,Salc! Secrets ®f the Great City. NEW GOODS: iy »r lbs Lav St GraTiMbM! • . i J?®!® a-wjawoiM.. B U-, SBs SWtt... eOWSITMFTION. sa for the limitation to a jxjtiod of years of the tarns of federal jmlgiM. Profoundly impressed with the propriety of making , this* .important modifications iu llie * Constitution, I respectfully submit them rnnnaTE onnre. A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. ActPMMi*n.T and Cxwxaihlt IN a1X STAGES OF 3S the duties of a vacancy in that otfwo by the death, resignation or removal of both tho Pres­ ident and Vieo President; (8) fur the election of United. States Senators direct­ ly by tho neoplu of the several States, r • it HBBTTXOS. BABI CASH STOBE' aKXTAI AClKJXTNr ■wXrttfbp.. •■tlerive >n ouulnctrd; h w Miwk £ should x bo takou un tho pmprisiy uf so amending tho Federal Conatitutiun that it shall provide (I.) For an election of President and Vice Pnuident by a G-EO. M. rftattATE own Hat.- ESTABLISHED 1U7. fyw Diseases « ■<feS One-'lith, I renow the recommendation contained i;:uaiUL nsr aou» ;QfllWc«W»WKS HEW *OYS«TI»Mtm. All Hastings Outdone! ' , . ----- AID— 4 ' £1 UUX Battle Cr«ek Nowhere urn r. xo p. uckfty* The SOW Practical Farmer. IX lYrt.MXTH TKAK! gnsinrsj ft -seat Grocerie TcCTMM’ Tw,l OearSUe 9* « es PLBLhU. D IN PlHLtUELrHH. HH.1K03I * TRY IT! ay^ySysSySiS. fesssmt-w PflPJOSPHITES . t. Chsrrhlll, n lo U.dml of tho whole peojtle, ia sacrt-dly oblign- vermonters coxctrsiox. wm-VPIO Upon the’ by the Cun«iilutiun, I t. r. auu 0. D. 1PABIBIM8. HUTM.X. r. ImH . | jyjOXWJY VXV11O Scientific beneficial purposes fur which tho Con- I ~ stitution was ordained, and whii.li it cum-1 »J •ABTitflfit HOME NAOAZIXt prehensively states were tu form a more i j ' .-••rfect uniou, establish justice, itaiure ’ r.t,„ ,,r«.; rtr ^,1 ,h, ,,tf, amnestic ^tranquility, pnindo for ih«« i ■* CT UK t. It4 u Bstlsnsl. Safe. ii.-?r-6ojwoe»n> KxniArr or ROSADALIS .l^r'aa well for framing unwise and ex­ cessive laws as for nttglocliug to devise ' A u. sr«t u and adopt measures absolutely demand-1 Tt •Wby tho merits of tho country.' Ix-t WM **’ ** ua heartily hope that, Wore tho expira. tkm of our respective terms oi servire, , now rapidly drawing to a clues, un Aliwise Providence will au guide our cuun- acla na to Strengthen and preserve tho Fedont) Union, inspire ruvorenoo toe tho ' MI I* TH TIBI TO HIMIIK . Constitution, restore pros]x.rity and hap --at——-T- *. pinews to our whole [xojd), and pivtucte.' an early peace and good wilt 1 ANDREW JOHNSON. WisnrroroN, t>. c. Dorembcr 0,18C8. ■ CXKXTXriO XIX «Vfc«Y»r«KBt Dry-Goods Groceries, Il aba & Caps, Crockery, Boots & Shoes, HARDWARE STORE, eaeKor raosxTE. a H. A. GOODYEAR, BEST REHEDY YET DISCOVERED. "Ri^ RUSSELL & NEVINS. Dims jftte BMW, liflMR STOVES, IRQS infarai 'lENTT’AT, WECtTtt Best assort’mt of Crockery !■ Towa. 'Z'ZiZUt AUSTIN 4 COMPANY. Ox.Fekau Bocrxxr.—One of tho groat benefits a young mon may derive from women’s aoeiety ia, that Lu ia bound to I be rcspcctlul to them. The Halit is of "iL’ great good to vonr moral man, da|>cnd Oxi it Our education makes uf u> the ‘ .most eminontly selfish men in tho world. [ Wo fight tur oursolve»; wo push for oar­ selves; wo cut the best slices out of the jut at club-dinners for ounelvo*. we' yuaxn for onrsolvcr, and light our [ri^ie, and eay wo wont go out; i4<i prefer our-, selves and our ease; and the/ greaiost good that comes to man from women’s society is, that ho has to think o romebody besides himself—sorueliudy to whom ho is bound to bo constantly at-' taative and respectful Certainly 1 don't j want my dear Bob to a»ociato with those of tho other sex whom ho doesn't! and can’t respect that is worse than I billiards; worse than tavvru brandy-aad- ' water: worse than smokiiit' ' JIMI MU j.aisipim. a. HOSADALIS Fresh Coois coastantly haad. T53;. JJEW YORK, CHINA d JAPAN xoai Mtca SAILS, ■ OIL A LKAR old Goods selllar regardless of Cost. Ese Aldi Tn’e.tlow, Building Material s RUSSELL <fc NEVINS. • C0' kavtibji H-OSA.1XAJL.IB ’ A Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. ■ees!A1 faroSrseu^l te^u A T EVtCCSO rstcix. At the (mall advance of five rents per p >undovertho pneos as aold b/thrm. Tl>l» it ■■ lantrlaat virvrotUnet to all wbo Dodge's Clebrated Plows S',jasSijSMir.,sr«E: For Sale at Kalamaxou Prfcirs. SutCKS.’ esreAilly nirohrd . IS ARlr ESSES dbcombo’s xnusc-book all uit ht ihau at billiards, or smoking, or brandy-andwator, or all throe.—[Thackeray.j i’l diMW< ’rtstUrinr tirlueeef iimtU. uM^ne pi«?i Mf* ■ ww r«. •• Uln ll“d J.rk.1 *1 A.OOOBYKAR. improved Tot Ounarr Max in rnx I-Imfikk St era. -tit having been mated that a Mr. MeWharf of Wayne coun y ia the uldret raaa in this State, a corre>paudonl wrjtee-to tho Bufialo Express: *1 wish to ■ ILIUM -'1 Jteti A . iWWti»«W.mbrMrT to, IMS and nine (109) years old, that -pu» !»»„«.., Bair dressing ISMV W*B <» •Tjl' *n “■ isoHcBofle t ailice, and alwr.yn voted ticket until this fall. when bo pot in the first ballot rest in this Du- will ^nlekly restore Gnii- Ifair 7k« GmyrevtaMlM MtH, wbwrrr tr'tdm U ©ar^sKi’st “• WK thz ifcts: uix»T swtwmi. J ■< D. Con , nil. 1IAT>F'XT1LT>-m EQtrA.mzEn. El . 1" MtliojVAj'frtkrtA , m. FIRE CAPSSffJSft dwMi««r u>« error, i u t ezmficm w, z. r. actually had tho bvldnco. to censure a ni»r1ntc<> Sale mtEONEDdl^a • ith tM PoMi.twr.. with full j.-«r:>-s'.ar« n.i>m. ■ Figure 2 Sewin gOMBTHIJta 5K|TX Gy not •torn; hare m >ral excellences, bat don’t bristle with them.” UNIVERSAL | CLOIHES VvRitiGtR tTRtr.-Cainstat* ny enatowry. tn IM ,'w± te n. rrEiimcTv. rto. nua«!,r ^kfau ,pi, _ DKALKB IS /I.'.'.', LAMiKxrrnxG mac CLOCKS, WATCHBS. JEWELRY, AILVER Utld PLATED WARE. Gold & Silve 9M Sira ui BZ AChTsTRSKT*VoilTO^j S’rS=^=^sr;=r. . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/395/HastingsBanner_1868-12-30.pdf 5c895b4875093de57a9fb446ffbd4a90 PDF Text Text Jht ®«siiug* §**»«* Sht fiutinj* g»*nrt GEO. DEWEY, ■ ■J" BY GBO. K. DEWEY. ■' -■ TERMB.-2L0O PER ANNUM. " With Malice toward none,—with Charity for all,—w tiriiwtaii»ihixirbt- | --------------------------------- - -------------------------- VOL. XIII. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, 30, 1868. . v. WEDNESDAY, ■• •• • ■’ ’ DEC. ■ MISCELLANEOUS. gnainrw girertoqj. RAILWAYS. JJEW YORK. CHINA <k JAPAN HALLOIY, RIE RAILWAY! vroohay. TKZ RROADQAOCI-DCtrXLITRACKBOm T. I. KELLEY & CO. NEW YORK, ram railway rxTKtns from Daakirk to Mas HASTXT WRIGHT. uUw.MwtortBC*M««ST*viTinmu^ nt rt»im« •cCn.i an*AMXa«MlaUacLMaa. i city I saw a dree* something like that blue merino of Susi* Welk’ everybod v yard, audit take*juat four yard*: but baaidoa, tlicre wn* tbo making and triming. ' I want in and priced 1L It waa eighteen dollar*." “And 8urie Welk' cort her mother only about nine." • t ____.l --.J VW-— NEW YORK, BOSTON, JAMI1 P. KOBKHTS. At toe email advance or ore cent* per P“nnd <,rcr the price* as wdd by them. 22 to 27 MUea the Bhorteit Route. TbU is an ianarUnl dr*no»Un*« le all nbo bu( .nieka; U will krlp ..«« Ibrir tnen,j BttlKOSXA WtLW. . gHOULDER, ARMS 1 GEORGE PRESTON Large A Well Selected Stock of F. IIAII, M. I. GROCERIES, t.M P. M. LIGBTK51XG EXPRESS (Doly). u._ - u—-n.-in-. la • u >u-- \ ._a j.a.ALimiu. HE andi T J3RR IIBIITI. , a .pltaaio si FAMILY . GROCERIES, BI.I.I.NAML tl.SO-P.M. CIXCIKXATI EXPRESS. #wim rxoruudl. Htnpi al8«*«ul>aauT.*S A. M . Teas, Hsrrtsh, glisctlUnt!. . THE VILLAGE SEWING-CIRCLE- fe“ FIRST QUALITY a 0. HOLBROOK. ."ra; ■>— •YLYASCS H. CMI, GEORGE PRESTON THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. JOYS MICHAEL, EQUALIZER. Paralyaia can bo Cured! . klTUlOA H03IK. .batrehj Figure 2 Sewing Machine, — * ...... ■__ . i— ..U.. Machin* la tb. m*rb< .to be p trfrcl la eoo.lrarti.« •»« » or toe ci-nil rc?u"drd^.’“r rs* to expvri«i<*<l xxrr.ti Hartls. ristit A urritorr f«|lv t-,u W Ul—ul AsaAfer LAMB KMITTIEG MACfflXtMPG. CO. say* he sets as much store by them aa 11 -How lieaufiinlly you have fitted up, do by my Demorest’* Monthly. That Mis* Smith,’ said her friend, who' had must hare been the'reason why Mx. been invited tn 4ake a look within. Welk did’ so much hotter by hk grain i “I’ve ataitod anew as a branch of and bay than Mr. Hart. You seo ho ] Mme. Demorest'* EmpdHum of Fa»hkad tho advantage of knowing how to ‘ ** ' * -— *ell, and when and •where to find a good Monthly. I’m very thankful to you for mentioning the Magarino to me, loryutt ' over the dainty little village of May*villa, ncalling among the green Connecti­ cut bilk. The leave* of the clustering’ * i tho bee* and butterflies crept to shelter Mik,III* €!«' in tho heart* of tho great rod and white P. M. XKW YORK MOST EXPROW. ro***, faintlv nodding to *omo occasional repbyr a* it longnkhcd by. From the ojin window* of Widow May*, “beri room*’ a hum of voice* stole out upon tho scented rir, and within, more than a score of busy hand* fashioned divers fab­ ric* into fair shnpelina**. It was Ore weekly sewing-cirdo of tho Maysville church, for which a fair was in prospect, a fact that formed the secret qf thi* fem- •Why, y**,' said I bluntly. I dm 1 can toll you, Mrs. Well*,' I wont on May»vilk people do think you are awful extravagaut'A WbyF said she. Because you nave so)many new things,.and mode cu*riv, old the children arealway* furbelowod cndpgh to cost n *mal for­ tune. ‘Now, 1'11 wsrrvnt’ said sho, •that all mine and the children** new things together don't cu*t any more than yours, or any other family in the village a* largo a* min*.' ‘Why, how i*thr*F said 1. 'Bseaos* I make every penny tell, and just bmauso I’ve got an invaluable aid to give me jho Very beat advice, and keep mo aapiainted with the newret fsabions. It furniaho* patterns and idea*, and tell* what to «t, and bow to mak* up, *o explicitly, that a body can’t holp understanding. I *avo all . .. > <•__ ______ ___ vi- ..r — lu bua w.., — *ult my Mentor for ahapc, style and material Part experionco ha* proved to me that 1 can rely upon it without a fear, and it is laways full a month in ad­ vance, *o that I have plenty of time for conridcration. Bend for tho ncceesnry articles, and there are tho direction* to make up. And, boridoa, I have tho pleasure of always footing frreh and a nqiid intsrciiongo of glaaces among tho needle-wurker*................ "1 thought you disapproved of light reading," ventured Mis* Kip, misclriovously. .. * T J—------- * .. liL— llm l i ry department of thia Magnrinc, it kin•tnictirv, entertaining, and calculated to exert a strong moral influence orer our mind*. Thi* Monthly i* n great favorite at the parsonage. am a regular *ubacriber, for I acnaody tiduk wo could do but little, but which my wife affirm* al- prujitt at heart, will and energy, ge.tion*ro,pectmg wearing apparel, x , “I havojuat been te«liiymg to th*t be\ , fore ycu come iji,” reihnrkodMr*. Welk lishor of Dimon tar's kluxinxr, No 888 “And I remember a recummendatiun Broadway, New York. from a friend of may* in Greenfield.— Werth Attention. Her husband it a builder, and tho writes mo he i* lauding tho Architectural De­ Wo remind all our reader* thnl tkey partment of tlio Magazine. H* consid­ ers this feature alono render* it valua­ will consult their own profit a* will ae ble, because it* plans and diagram* are pleasure, liy providing the tntelre* new' goodaud adai>tab!o. My children hail with that most sxccUmm IntorwHwg it* appearance quite ■* gladly as 1 do — I read aloud to them from it* literary Groceries and Provsions, Mell Good, It fare abW Prottaeu* utftll 'Tito.wa.'.AJ. Gold & Silver Watches, N orte* Mi Sflra ai M already ut about it by applying to imM of my friends. 1 find 1 have only io a co|7 of tho Monthly to oonvuto* ffin of ite mcmt*. It *j«ak* fok iteelA and they have been so euthusisatie in their ajiprecmtfon a* to set their name* down upon mv list immediately. Will any of you aid me I" pure end elevating. I think it a desira­ largvd to embrace th* Gorden, and e*ble addition to every household in Maya-, peeudlT Housohuld labor* and care*, spare myself one great expense, that of and the want* and intcroat* of child*** riving them out to bo made, a* 1 have villa" “And I chimed 'die minister. “My within mv roach such practical instruetsun*, that it k a delight to contrive tho country people. No other journal for fashion far myself Then I'm never at the sama money giro* so large **’ “Do you know," *aid ahe to her. a loss for tho boys either. If my mean* for art among them. I think it* refin­ amount of really u**lul, reliable, prectineighbor, “that Pre quite altered my are limited, there i» auro to occur 'an ing influence, th* variety it combine*, cal infonnatfon. The paper ia lltareHy opinion of Mr*. Wells, lately? Pray idea that help* me make a cheap suit meat for any pari jr-tablo in tho till- full of good thing*, carelully prtqiared come out quite iaunty and becoming. don l *tan—«nc naa uwbiu.™ by intelligent, thZruugldy practical man. “How is that? You used to think her I There are a hundred and one other no­ ^‘Any one of itopoculiariti**—its full- The hunilred* of beautiftu engraving*. tho most extravagant women in the vil- tion* to add effect to a toQel," how to sued pattern*. iU braid and embroidery cut and ornament dreese*, apron*, sack*, sheet*, or twelve excellent sheet* of jacket*, or any of the iudri[>cu*abltw in musio—is worth far more than « year* a well regulated wardrobe, even to un­ subocriiidon," suggested Mr*. Wolk— wuonsus uuw and so coetlr, to say nOhrng of the style der-clothing. It put* to use all Urn odd ‘And beside* nil thk, eech subscriber and those «hildren of her* ore pnmpod end* of material* one mor have. Noth­ able the publiaben to pro a greet deal BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. up! You don t pretend to imagine >•' ing can gv to waste.' ‘I wish you would receive* a valuable premium.” “I shall subscribe," eirltimed Mr*. for a little money, lie Agriroltwut iw husband can stand it to much better take pity on me,’ said I, W, put mo on not a new enterprise, of uncertain ralue the right track, for I've gvt tired I«cbthan others I might mention? and promi*, i* juat entering upon it* 28th “Oh! no; Mr. Wolk k not nch—only ing and screwing to no ptuposc." «tth The word* were echoed from all part* annual volume, with akrg lataMkbrd, all my heart. I am afraid you have —r-i ———- — comfortable." always been, like many other*, a penny wise and a proud foolish; but you have only to sent throe dollars, and purchase a year* »ub*cnpuuu to • qheat westerx railway. “E^norni™' Pd like you to point i Mowthlt Msosarnx That i» the aid, “I will tell you why, for 15,00—which U “lei* than th* *Rvunlr; ana wiv|» out another woman in MaywriUe who counselor, helpmate Pre been tolfing W* cenlMlIv til’ll* lb* P»**k **6*r*Uy to call can .trotehout a dollar Birther*n I can. you of" , Atthk juncture Mr*. Brown chanced • Yee, I can do it" A Phillip." Mer«»ubscriptiona at three dollars each.while Otixax C. RUSSELL . illlir.. iimri. glanc* out vrinduw. _ “I ^hav* “"JU»l Just tell lll l***onto to tou me, Ute, and * “ tako —“ a - ----------gjauce vui U4 of the............ — every individual receive* a premium, I York. right off." / . „ ju*t finished my *tory in tun*, •axdsho, ■ HMdegs. For. i -You might profit by it, too a® I hav*. subsiding. "There i* Mrs. A.® A KT WELL, “DotoH." Well* coming up the garden path; you “Yon are “It’* Mr*. Welk." BhaU hare her own teabmuny. -Maa. trefc my Bonnn{ and mantle dkpoeed of; and scrip don price. -maa. W ” ell*! That ----- -beat — * Now. , ,i... .„Vjtlinnr wan Iirotime—tu set hnriin her up m a* mv my mcxlol. model. . Now, I dare *ay, ifoce really knew, *he speed* nareil for th* consultation by on active jut three time* aa much." rehearsal from Mrs. Brown of a portion th* Aairetcm Stuck Jocmil have put up of her own and her neighbor’• recent discourei. Mr*. WolT. enterance bad T^Sow do yon like it—how do you like 800,000 cotiie* in pack**** of 8 each, “Oh. nonsonsc! How do you get orer been the rignol fur tho resolving of th; It?" naked the reriou* MayiriUeiUe, ** with * fiaaty Wastratod Show Bfll PreTioSkAMWiirr ARlL o..'i M«.t< th. four Um.A lb. d~~ “* hoi. r~.p. ■‘ii~KEROSENE OIL, JANDi CBARLTOB.TJ-n^Ay*^ tab.low.ow> — •»»“ end conversation. Not a few listen anDstrell. Mn».1MT._____________ ’ xionaly for her sentence en Mr*. Brown • emanate ,huuld avail’hemselve* of tlu* , U “I am quite prepared to indorse nil 1 QRARD TRVITK RAILWAY. Mid ^..l <»«•■tlmim. mW! ..myu, Ita th^rirt m how I dtodd have something l^ttw- than the hideod* thing*. Mis* Smth gets up in the vflk<p,.wwnt lohWYort Well, .Uvs lost iutt coins and coming at the DR8. J. M- & C. RUSSELL, ALFRED C.WaUW. You good people of Marerille r marked that ____ 1_____ k-4 .k- month, ‘•drtqipiug in" to seo if Mu* "Not very often out of Maysville-" Smith's hope* had been’ walked. “Why, 1 never seo them. When I gx> « from the city markets It “Ob, I never did aoweDl. Why, I to Mias t-mith* for anything new, most quotation* c ean dark with no much latkfaction to likely it's some notion ahe'* borrowed ’ myself and event one ol my customer*, from tho Welkos. I do believe they « set the fashion* for this village for 'Wo watch the paper, and are generally ami 1 have such a variety uf beautiful dressmaker* and all." jjust about right for a gifcd sale. Just style* that even thn Indio* from the city, a trial of it, and if you don't cw- boarding htreabouta, find all they re­ "Well, Mr*. Welk can do it if *hs moks । that yun woudor how yup over did quire.” .!> like*, for the truth k ahe ba* a auro ftM 1 without it, 1’H pay the coxt of¥uur sub­ Tim* flitted swiftly by and again th* guide. Tlu* u the secret \ X sewing circle had mvt at Widow Maya “Do tell!" suspending her work to ।scription.” Before any ono could reply^ thofo was listen. “Ye*, and what* more, Mr* Welk a ' alight stir at th* dour way, and th* moment a chorus of vpiccs w*l- DxMoatsr** Moxtult ! * exclaimed Mrs. doesn’t buy half those new things ready- next । made; she makes them hsrsolt“ । comod tho good shepherd of tho Maystion. “Mr*. Hart, did you take MM. “Oh! it’* all gumption, then. I never ri 1 flock among hi* people. "What htvj> you there F' said Jennie Well*'* advice and subscribe for the had any." “No, not that alone. I went down to tho house yeeterday to take tea, and wo she said—Mr. Hart And I have resolved got chatting, and somehow wo came to never iodo without it again. He think* talk of economy, and I said I didn't see ickct he had carried of it* wraiqnug. how some folk* managed to make such "Something that I fancied uno a* as well weu b — -------- -- might —r>— -bea show, when others, doing qmto •'That is wy opinion of tho Magarin*. r, youJdon in tho world, ooulda'L Now, —“’t of u« aud iutorert to you ladie. tn the lautrhinrr. pursuant of your gvod work ; Dt»o- Beaido* wo arucurtainly nil brighter and moan use? said Mr*. Welk,. laughing. iL McConnell, Agent. wm. NUMBER 36. j ---• - - .....— 1 interest to take tho local paper*. —X_______________ -Sl. —- ?ortrg. after ruction. , __ ■], DA Rica A KE5T. ' “Where did you bam of the oxirt* of your oracle?’’ questioned Mre. H “Iread of it ia the vi'lage paper. __ 4___ i. „ (Ul" �ght S.jtingj S.nntt, th* unflinching Tumaaty, and manly da- stalling officer. Wo noticed also the on appHcatlaa by mall or elhMwiae. I The time allowed to compete for thrss I votion to duty and th* interest of th* procure o? Rev. Mr. Hpeeuer of north Brownvllte, who 01wr>ed the eerimoulo. Premium* will expire on th* First of: <-.wTerPSK people, which have ever 1-een ao protniWl-h prayer ; an address ef Interest and Mareh next, aad Immedtat.ly after that • THE SUCCESS nant characteristics in th* official life of real merit Was delivered by Rev. G. N. date th* sums named will be bold to i of oerOo* I>o”»r -,!•>«. r»n.<-e «OC* whoever ahall earn them in Ah* i Austin Blair, and hence do not farw hi* electinn tothe Senate. S.H.&D.K. COOK’S SEWING MACHINE Viewed from 11 w , thia stand point the question come* home i to tho Eepreaeniative* of the people. Wo think practically speaking, the' who** sworn duty it ia to select our We have neglected heretofore to men­■ tion tho eetab tahmCnt of J. H. WUber,, choice of a United State* Senator for the Senator, whether they can in honor and who has a fine stock of Jewfry, -—I-* • ensuing term, lie* between the preaent with justice to themsdree and the people Ing of the bcot American watcaeo,, ring*, pin. Ac, located in Saaforda incumbent and Ex-Governor Blair, and whose servants they are, disregard th* building. Mr. W. oom*, among us welli I that one or the ether of these men will wishes of tho moral, the patriotic, ths reeommeaded, and we commend htei bo Senator, nonce, in continuing th* intelligent, tho manly and diaintereeted' .took ef goods to those In need. the dtecuaaion of tho qnaetion “Who1 among the people, and bo influenced in ■ ahall bo Senator,” w* ahall leave out of, their action by the men who hope to i ! tho controversy tha name* of ether men, ’ profit by retaining in his present p-ewho would 'certainly be acceptable, if! Con tho present incumbent of that dis- selected, because at this time, they do -I tinguiahed position. not seem to be prominently before the Shortly this quretion will be settled b» people, and because it sceme eminently 1 the action of those who akme can deter- propor that they should not be; for if I Mr. Chandler ia not tho people's choice,. we certainly believe Austin Blair h; and y~ °r»» «y,thereisuoapp*aL Honea w* not only so but chat, all in all, tho best urge th* vast majority who,wo are fully interest of tho State will bo promoted by satisfied, desire a change in tho Senator hia selection. ' , to bo up and doing, to tho end that their If tho question of th* selection of a wishes may be respected, and tho good THE DETROIT POST. « tb. due. .f PHILLIPS & BEKTLEY The Weekly Post will be rent In Club* of Ten or mor* to any addreae at any Poet Office for One Dollar and Flfiy Cent, each, and Commltatetta and Pro­ mluma will be paid on a^bocriptiou. recel red at thio rate. Partlee who deal re to caamsa fur the Post, It perwnaily unknown to the publlahrn, should, in making application for Circular., Ac.,^enothe certificate of their Poatmaetcr or or other koo wn pcrenn, vouching for their character, aa we do not desire to form bualnea, relation* with any person* not known to be caUrely worthy and creditable. Apply early to th* address of .THE DAILY PO8TCO., UXUL AOKXTN, HASTUGfl, Mlcg. ' COLIMON iramYAOG The Detroit P at enter* upon a now ymr firmly ortablhhed In the eaaruti of Ito auccoae, and In the confidence of a greater number of reader* than It ha., posee-oed al any corresponding period. Il has never had as tn nay friends, aad as great aa lufltienc*, a* it now enjoys, and ita reoourcesand facHi ties were never ao large. The Peer owe* itoeueeeeatoltoaaramt Senator was submitted directly to the of tho state promoted by tho election of Ito unswerving fidelity, Ita vigorous disRepublican elector* of thi* State—to the Austin Blair, the people'* choice aa cne-lou of live la-uc, Its enterprise in expenditure, ita editorial frinknesa. In­ mon, who by 31000 majority, on the 3d United States Senator. dustry. twte and ability, and to the coaof November, voted for Grant A Colfax fldene* which the exhibition of three qu lltles has created In the public tnlaJ. and impartial ruSrnge, wo believe that a (UIMIerill. Com^HMteaac..] Th* Senatorial QuesUon-Ioeal Item. In all the attributeaof a first cIauh news­ throc-fortb* majority would be cost for paper, it ia universally admitted at home the man who ia to day the b*<t Repre­ and abroad, to have no equal In Michi­ gan and no superior In the Northwest.— sentative of the moral worth, the decid­ aldo able Interest ia t-kon In what te It la above cliques has no p-nona! la­ ed and unfaltering fidelity, tho patriot­ termed the “Senatorial Question.” — tere. t* or antipath're to subserve, and ism and tho iatelligonco of the people Now aa wc have been Informed that the never hesitate* to take an advanced poof tho Peninsular State; and beyond all Baxxxa te epeu to free dtecu-alen upon alt'on In the dtecusalon of all tuple*, old such topic*, we will venture to place be­ or new. that come before the public question that man is Arms Bure. j fore your readers our ideas. judgment. While seeking to interest all chums, it steadily endeavor* to eleSubmit this question to the 2700 Re­ v.<te tha popular taste, and scrupulously publican Elector* of Barry County, who to awnp hnroee un'II we iee tho other hon>»,and a chance to make some­ exclude* from its column, everything on tho 3d day of November voted the Re­ thing braider. In e’her words we are publican Ticket, from President to Coro­ gnjag to purport Chandler until we see a more competent man put forward for ner, without a wretch, and with scarce­ Scholar, the Merchant, the Politician, ly a deoenting voice the name of Austini I Among tli«ee (moat prominent per- the Mechanic, the laboring Man, the Blair, would ring out clear and distinct• hap.) apoken of aa Mr. Chandler'* suc- Family Circle, the Farm and Kitchen, creror ia Ex-Gov. Blair, already In Confrom the lip of each, till the very heav­ gre-a, a man of good character, an'I, During the coming year, whatever enen* would riag with tho echo of the। were It not for hia extreme modesty, largad resource*. indefatigable effort, thousand tongue voice of that host of would make an Influential Legislator. aud 11 be,a expenditure can accotnplteh But an-we to vacate hia acai in Con- towards improving the already high freeman—men true a* walk on the toil gre a during the present eca-lou. only te charac.cr of Poor, will be unspar­ of th* State to every principl* ofi and put him In the place of a man who ia aa ingly used, ‘it has already taken the load of the public Journal* in thedisci*- j to the policy of the groat army of hu­ well euallf.ed for that j-oaltlan w< blmscir^auil In influence h eminently his aioa of great laeuca Just 1-cginnlng to man freedom whooo vote* made Grant FU| eriorT TTAof hai Mats ew done agitata the nation, it will keep its rea­ which umdd warrant Hit pnrtedfr.p or. der* advised of everything that occur* tho nations choice. the part of our Statu J>pU!aturef But anywt.c.e d srrvlng a newspaper para­ Submit this question to the Christian Oov. Blair's friend* eay : “Blair don’t graph. At Warhing'on and I-anring, people of tho State, and as Republican* drink and Cltamllcr doe*,’’ hero we which are t* be e-peci-1 point* o*inter­ we are doeply indebted to their devotion have their argument In a nut shell. est during th* Winter, it will employ We’ll grant that It ia true, and we an­ to the cause of Eternal Justice, the swer that Mr. Chandler ha* never been mo of Ute readers of Ufc Port a UlthfUl elevation of mankind, and the freedom prevented from making a speech, or and lively correspondence. Aa a Ofolaf the slave, for all tho victories we easting hia vote on account of drunken­ mertial and Jamilj/ h'eicepaper, the ness. But they say: “We do net pro Powrla already vastly ahead of Ita c*hare won, either in the State or nation, pern to give a mao office wbe drink-.” tempomriea in Michigan, but greater and whose voice tho Representative* of The Democrats flatter u* with the title: “ God and mortality party” aud we the Republican party trill well to heed, and there can be liltle donbt^utf,with a wish to be worthy of it. Here i* the theory, lot ua look fora moment at procIl must lx- remembered, also, that be-, unanimity of action almost unparnllod fiw. We have Just elected Grant tothe aide* it* other cxeellcnctoa, tha PoeT te their voiooe would join in echoing the Pretidcnoy, and Wendell Phillipa call* the /.argot Dally Newspaper printed in him a “beer gntaler and drunkard.”— Michigan, and contains a greater quan­ name of Austin Blair, the uncorupted ■Horace Greely endorsed the atatement tity af Reading matter. before be [Gnat] waa spoken of aa a Tn* Pobt 1a published Dally at >10 and uncoruptable Stateamaa Preddcntial candidate, Grant's own per anum ; Tri-Weekly at Sb per an­ Poninaular State. friend* say he drink, modemtely-and num: and Weekly at 92, or fl.GO In Submit this question don't consider* him the wo.ac for it. Has not Richard Yaten .ably represented bls Tim WtmT Port Is made up with Boy* in Blue," whose State, and draalt mere liquor than great care, and with especial attention bar* pls.-oJ the nams any man in th* Senate during the past te the Intere.te of Michigan Readers. Jt ista of oar State high four year*? 1* not evo.-y man In tho ia full of Reading matter, very few adacuate either a moderate or Immoderate vertiaementa being admitted, and In ad­ of fan*, and who** nami drinker? Do not all (or nearly all) of dition to the News ot the Week, and a who to day a* in 1861-5 are for their our talllltiry officers drink? are uot the choice «e!ect:on of Literary. Political, country al all baxarda, and who are now majority of our State, County and mu­ Re'igious, Agricultural, Fa*hionable, Dotncetleiand Miscellaneous Reading. as^hra willing for it to make any sacri­ nicipal officer, mode .-ate drinker*. We ahall give In each number a por­ The facts give an affirmative answer fice, and with almost a united voice they to thiocquedlon*. And the logical edu­ tion of a deeply Interesting Serial Story, would, to day, aa they did on tho tented cation from this »tatc ot affair* te, that field, »hjul for Blair the aoldieria friend. if you an- going to ostracize every man ' Each Issue contain* the freheot and from office, fer drinking you have a Submit thi* question to th* widows mighty Wark to do. and will have fully fui’.cet Quotation* of Prices Current of article in which the people of and orphan* of our State, who** hus­ earned th* Dereferstie title ; ’-God and every ' Michigan take an interct band* and father* fell on tho bloody morality party” whan you have aceomThx WKXKX.T Post has becom. Im­ pllabed It. field* of the war for the preeervation of mensely popular with Ito reader*, and Butlf you really mean to do this you tho Union of those States, and the tri­ had better commence at home, and elect from every quarter we receive testimo­ nial • of the esteem In which It te held. umph ef the great truth of th* Declara­ To extend Ito In’roductton, tberetero, they will pay. until the 1st of March tion of Independence, and who remem­ temj erance man to next, a greatly increased and ber as uono others can, those act* of tho the Senate. Again they aay: “Blair te Governor of Michigan to alleviate their poor aud Chandler te rich.” Well If you For persona canvaaaing for au LeerI bent are rrajionafble for Blair** poverty gvt aorrows and provide for their wants upasub-criptfon list and anildt dona­ te tli«Po«T, the amount tn depend upon the number of subacriptiona obtained, and education, and from their lipa in ac­ tions or, If you are tn duty bound to and lai go enough to pay luc'u-trlouaand aupfo. t him, and the office be ha. al­ competent canva-aere on abundant com cents of tliankfulnre* and joy would ready will nut do It, get him a position penaatlon for their labor. fall the name of Ex-Gov. Blair. somewhere (some alen.ab;p or Custom­ I a addition to thia com m Im I on—wb Ich Submit this quaetion to th* unfajter- house appointment) wheie hte health la of Itzclt remunerative—the PcnCoannd-frength will enable blm to earn a Ing temperance men of Michigan who livsllbood. w ould be Represented an th* floor of tho As I? Mr. Chandler's riche* he earn* Senate of tho United State* by a man by them houaetly, a* a dealer In dryj good*. Jiucowe crowning hte effort* in bnalnoe* aa well aa An hte management of Governmental affair*. Aa tn hte reosubscriber-, . . |100 tested hia fidelity to hte earnest convic­ ord during tho twelve year* he has been For the next Largest Number ~ K Senator, It te without a blemtah. Hia Far the next Ixrgeat Number - - BO tions upon the Temporanne qne*tfon,and (Mr. Chandler’*) blttcre»£ oppononto do For U>e next I^argmt Number 40 the vast majority srouhl join in echoing not deny this. He baa »Uod by bi* For th* Next Largest Number - - W country, hia state aud party, with unfal­ the name of Austin Blair. . And fed th* Tea Ll*te next-Largest in tering fidelity during the years that have ■ Ten Doll am each. Theas Bet there is one clam to whom if thio been the mo t eveubhl in our uatian* Number. ■ quooiian waa submitted, and unfortu­ history, and we do not pro]xH0 to have j11 ben, I ever oflen-d Id Michigan—will be bun aupciqodod without Juat cauae.— . la Greenback*, and not in the sec­ nately it ia powerful in all political or­ Tret out another bore*, or wu don’t paid ' ond-hand furniture aud cheap literature ganisations, that would not join in echo­ offcred by newsjiaiiera of inferior pr*. ing the name of Ex-Gov. Blair. Wo Haasuoa Uxsn* Scan nn of th* Public 8eho 1 Monday, Jan. 4th, 1 Tax Boson or Bcrvv eeraioa, but will probab Thursday morning. Th« jogs will appear in tit COURT HOUSE, / Orncut-—Th* ma Geo. Thomas. far State 23th District. ie 2282. a th* board of District C j ing a majority of 961 JUST THE SAME MANNER, 'll Mirra.-The donadc Paator ef the Prrebyter TneaLiy evening. Bu would W bard to Imp tliat te, the social cujoy Be Sure See this Machine, ''FLORENCE SEWING MACHIKL* by Mr. Jcvncu Hatfo of bad gucoalng on wh Republican mojoelty In Barry, at the Novembe Board of Bupervioor’ guest, and a genoral go ATLANTIC & GREAT TSTIRI Bbaxpooixo Pari daunt believe It, oak the Board af BuperviOfficer* preeor-t. or th Baxrni, Invited gucn Huppar at Bcmel’b on lug. V boom an neve MONET TO LOAN I uuhii »>d «•:»> &XBW?8aM«« Broad Gauge Railway! DRUGS, NEW tOWTOM, YORK PITTSBrBGn. rm LA DELPHI A. invite the special alien ere to the prospectus o A Trttnut^ herewith have av<.r regarded lkite tnttr Stale, and une masterly manner, the rue nt on all the great n and more especially on policy, it te always rig ly Mmmettd II to all o who dual re a State, me t and ahaD b* pleaaed to ward thoir aubecriptlo Atlantic & Gt. Western Railway. BOOKS. ectro*AL BoctETT.—Mee th* Co., Clerk's Offic 1’rreidcnt in the chair. Oa motion of 8. J. B *d to ballot for officer* year, which resulted i J. C. Bray, Proaideat; Vico President; J. M. D. d RobMi.um, Trcas mor, Manhal The following direc eA^eore; T. Altoft, C C. Has^a, Gilbert Stri Toted to allow 6. C 4*Uaa* Car aorriceo a* Anui^g tho peat year ; Secretejy twenty-five d On motion it waa vo ah**rt*g Fiatiral; on t day of Jun* next J. M. NEV •ooixa^xonru. world . W* notice nm probable candidates Stearns, af Concord, vre* Mdeoaprahnu,. X.bed C.knd.r. Th. natarr. dim. sod .xir^irdia.ry naltory r*«u. cf HOSTFTTlta HHTO JfaCH BITTSM. th.*tm>« tarsi. *»d aitetaMr. of *»re thn half th. CtoiaUM wore*, m Wlv nl forth I. Iw R>**w ohfoh an ateo (.Ut.r.rred with �(868. j Wintor Arringement. MARRIED. umniEHEitn. *b, by Btv. yrar. under the special efibrto that its circulation hasbsen Ki been made, increased, insomuch that it 1. b»» *pi x'Jbl Ei The Chicago Tribane. OAtLIXt —CULVEK-Ab. by lb. .t u m»w printing ef iis various regular oT.uT •dztains an aggregate of fuU Thirty P^****4 “W “J i» pra^Ukn » CIlAXUL •IM.ISU .. ---------------- ------------------ ------- more than ever able and. determined to Uonette Rouse, and held to bail in the "‘‘her money nor labor and stnxr*. *°pv, “d Jas. Jl. U. H,ii •( Mel'sum of 83(H), for trial at the next Se*. ^utioa “ Uloir efforts to make tho lx,t t • 4 UM ........ *;M r. w. .........11M SJ*. .. a. I “ ,ta oU “Dd niontonous features continued Packingbam, of will be ---------- ----- * and enlarged * upon, and in addition arrangements have been P*ri«ctud for certain New Features, complaint of hi. sister a girl of 15 years which will prove „f immense attraction, । uf ago, charging him with the heniuus i rominent among there ia to be a series crim, of /n-est After a full hearing. of artidM upon a groat variety of sub’ there was adjudged probable cause, and jeete, ekch article to bo contributed by •onio prominent public man, including , in default of bail in the ram of 8500, among others: * | he wks committed to tho tender merries Hun. J. M. Howard, U. 8. Senator. ' of the Sberirf for safe keeping until the Rev. E. O. Haven, l>. D, President of Michigan University ' 11 vi.x^axm-The winter uf th. Oircmt Court | , __________ | Gen. (J. B Wilcox, CoL 29th U. 8. term of tho Public School will commence on Monday, Jan. 4th, 1809. / —Tho officers of this ancient and honor- eruor elect. able organization devoted to the eleva-, Hon. James Birney. tion of human Character,for the ensuing Ilou- T(-'”ol“y. Chief Justice 8uyear,were elected Dec. 23d, and installed uf Dec. "Sth Wo annend tlu . r ,, Hun. Austin Blair, hx-Gorernor and Yr 4 ."T “°“°f ?‘”b" «' e«"r~‘ Thud Txt Boran ny Scrxivuox* an? now in the Gentlemen thus honored: [ District senion, but will probably adjourn early Daniel Striker, W.M.; J.M. Nevina,8. ! Hon. E B Fairfield, Presidsnt Hills. Thursday morning. Tire official proceed­ W.; F N. Gateway, J.W.; E.8. Crandell, College. ing* will appear in the Bomn next 8octy.; 8.C. 1‘nndle, Treaa.; T. Phillip, Hom F. ‘C. n Beaman, Uon ~”’- Member of Con­ gress ter First District. 8.D.; C.M, Runyan JJ).; Z. Sddmere, Hum I. P Chriwtisncy, Associate JusTyler.; tteu btquetne Court of Michigan. / Official.—The majority for Ron. ■ , ProL A Winchell, State Geologist and Geo. Thomas. £ir State Senator in the . -la another column of this Prufeesor uf Geology at Michigan Uni2)th District, i^‘2282. as determined by iaauB will be found —~ i u.----------.------uf ».« the -pros;>octu* tho vereity. th* board of District Canvassers, show- | Detroit /'•••/ for lbC9, Daily semi-weekly ; Hun. F. W. Shearman, termor Super­ >ng a majority of 901 in the county of ; and weekly, a [lapcr that every Michigan intendent of Public Instruction. His Exoltetiey (tor. Crapo. man liaa reaaou to be proud at, and which should command too attention of i Hun. Juhn F. Drigga, Member of Con tho public, la thi* place Noxxax Bit- grosa bum tlio Filth District Rev Asa Maluut, D. D., President of L«r Em., is agent and correspondent, who will bo pleased to receive and fur­ > Adrian College. Hum Charles M Croswell, President ward all suLacriptiun*. that may be left of tho late Cuustitoitaual Cunvonttod with him. Bov. Goo. B. Jocelyn, D D., Presi­ And although we disagroo as must uf eur pooplo do, with tho paMtton of tho dent Albion College. Pa-' on the Senator question, outside of Hun Charles 8. May, late Lieutenant / A Tiieat.—3 hat Oyster supper paid that it is ably conducted, and worthy of endorsment, and of general jtatroaago by Mr. Jewries liAvrosD.a- the result n( bad Kueaeing on what would Im? the Ittpubllc.n ninjoalty In the County of Hun. B. F. Graves Associate Justice Barry, at the November election. The Buitremo Court of Michigan. Hon. J. M Gregory, 1'reaident Winnie Board of Buperriaen were Invited Eorroa or rnx Baxxek:—I hop* you Industrial University. guest, and a general good time wta the will exouse mo formy protracted silence, lion D. C. Leach, Editor Grand Tra­ and I will try in tho future to be less re- ver* Herald President T C. Abbot, State Agricul­ mis» in my correepondence. do wot believe it, ask any member uf . Wo are haring winter in real earnest tural CoUegn. Rev H. D. KitcbeL D. D.. President the Board of Bupervi-cre, thjl County Ofllecre present, or the Editor of the at present, aa the mercury ia to night, Middlebury College, Vermont with us, below zero. Sleighing ia good, Hon. C.C Trowbridge, Proeidont De­ Baxxxr, Invited guewtootthe Oyrter Hupper at Ht-aaix*8 on Tuesday even­ and reameter* are using it to good ad­ troit and Milwaukee Hadroad. Hon C. 1. Walker, late Judge Third should judge, from the ing. S'boomas never dees tilings by vantage I Judicial Circuit number of lumber and plaster team* Joeeph MadilL Vaq., editor of the that are continually parsing through Chicago Tribune Hon J. Sutherland, Judge Tenth Juioviie the special atient.on of our read­ The death of F«axk Aitor, of your dicia^L'ixcuit. Hon E. C. Walker, Regent Michigan ers to the prospectus of the Advertiter village made many a sad heart in Orange­ Uairenrity. A Tribune herewith published. We ville, aa ho had many warm friends bore, Hun. J. V. Campbell, Associate Jus­ have ever regarded this as the beatpaper even those who. a ere moat bitterly op­ tice Supreme Court of Michigan. <n Ute State, and one that reflect* in a Hom C. Awry, of Flint masterly manner, the Rcpubllcan.sentl- posed to him politically, manifested Hun James C. Wataou, Profeeeer of rf 'P sorrow at hia death. May -our ruent on all the great national question'', Aatrunomy Michigan University. and more especially on mat .ere uf State Heavenly Fathr r comfort the bereaved E. L Bangs, Principal Deaf, Dumb policy, it Is always right. We earnest­ wife and friends, and may we, too, be and Blind Asylum. ly commend K to all of our subscribers admonished that but a little while and In addition to three valuable contribu­ who deal re estate,metropolitan j<»urnal wo shall be called hence to return no tion* wo hare engaged a ai-rioe of let­ and »h.dl be pleased to (receive and for­ ters, to coutinuo through tho year, from ward their aubscriptionC, at the regular tho pen uf Rev. E. H. Pitcher, D. D„ Mr. Editor, I know net your views on an old and widely known Presiding El­ tho U.S. Senator question, but as I pre­ der uf tho Methodist Episcopal dencmi' Afxcal Mxmxo or Babxt Co., Aobisume /, with the test of tho readore of natiun in thia State, nuw traveling cvircxiL Kocixtt.—Meeting convened at the Baxxxx, shall know in due course of throughout Europe, Egypt, Palestine, the Co., Clerk's Office, A. Ryerson, time, 1 refrain fit-tu hazarding a guess, Asia Minor, and |>erhat>e other countriea Dr. Pitcher will describe every­ President in tho chair. and will wait patiently. 1 fur owe, don't thing a. it strikes a Michigan man, end Ou motion of 8. J. Bidleman, proceed­ like the ungcntlemanly attacks of the hie uLecrvatfona will bo characterixad by ed to ballot ter officers for the, ensuing his aocwktomod force, vigor and origiyear, which resulted in the election of ■ Chandlor. Not but I would rather eoe n*We also contemplate in the course of J. C. Bray, President; 8.-J. Bidleman, aome other man occupy that honorable the year publishing an original scnal Vico Prewdenl; J. M. Nevins, Secretary; poaition, but when a man, or a party of story prepared expressly fur us by a wri­ D. (T. Itebitison, Treasurer; Peter Cka • men resort to such meanness as to villify ter of considerable note in the liters-T me.-, Marshal in such terms as the Tribaae men does world. 0-r prrm.um »A<-.hc.—As no business Tho following directors were chosen tho Hon. Z. Chandler, J count thorn ten can bo built up without a liberal expena»re r«u; T. Aitoft, C. B. Benham. J. times meaner than him. J had rather see dilure ui money either in advertising or C. Hanna, Gilbert Striker and Wm. R. tho Hom Austin Bletr, U.8. Ecnatur cotnmissmns, aud tho publication ol a Bristol. from our own noble State than Chandler newspaper is no oxcoptiun to the rule, Voted to allow S. C. Priudle fifteen or any other mau; yet, I don’t like to we have decided owing the present winter to expend several thousand dol­ deitem ter services as building director ace a man abused as Chandler has been lar* in recunng a taill further extension duriijg the past year ; also, to allow the by the Ttrbttht clique, after having ren- uf the Weekly I'ribuue. We have also Secrctaiy twoniy-five dollars for services dcred such signal eerrice to his §tate cuucluded Jiat the best plan of proce­ dure will be to otter liberal premium, tor during the past year. , and country. . OIuIm- These “ay be formed ot any Give ua Blilr as the U.8. Senator, in On motion it was ruled to hold a sheep I number of subscribers, from two to shaariag Festival; on tho second Thurs­ tho place of Uhadler 1 don't knew as twu thousand, rad premiums will bo day of June next. that is the wish of tho majority oflthe J. M. NEV/N6, Secretary, i State or of tho Legislature that is soon mm, worth from 76 cento to 8750. ibe to convene, but whether it ia or not, lot premiums consist of newspapers, penodicato, book., bibles, DicUumineb, pho­ Political Movement. The Republi-1 n* use Mr Chandler a* though be was tograph Albums, fcmreoeon>es, «>et»upes, MU of Now Haulpjhiro have called a not a cut throat aud villain, aa it ia nut chriraus,------•-"J- "uuu’t State Convention, to meet at Concord on । nc-ceasiuy to abuse and muuw liim in tho 7tn uf January, to nominate tho order to put sums other man- in his next Governor of that State, and such mucluure, nieiuueuu« ■ vm — r------- - ~ other state officials as are elected by the There ia nothing of interest here with Nearly all these goods are purchased di­ people. This will bo the opening more-1 ua. While J write, the Good Templar* rect from the mm-.utaewrvn. and ttu ad­ moot of the now year in tha political are to hare a gcud time in their lodge vantageous terms we got by virtue of world . Wo notice named among the soon J believe. They have a Christmas thu quantity wo purchase enable* us to du>lch better by cran-e« >«» tto- way probable candidate* tho Hum Onslow tree thia ironing. Moro ation. IU». than we oould were we to utter oo»n pre­ Stearns, of Caneurd, and wo iuq>o the | miums or oummiraun*. . . Republican* uf uur native State may «F doh* honor themsolvea, by colling -thia die- j - ------- - — /xcxer.-Abraham <5^2" U.OU » ,.4iM., T PREMIUM, is Machins, IT JSTIRI Railway! Railway. IIE1VEI tlnguixhed son of the Granite Hills, to' ». i. sown. r, 0tllBW4T BOWNE A GALLOWAY, BANKERS. cotLxcnaw iuuk » tuttmo. KxwytesaU* Doponu Etceiwd. HAMTtXOH. • - - sA*| - - MICH. MIS S B. WILCOX, ’ Ninety .Acres* Atoll yoeUifl Hmn1u.mI1 you He bool tfe«£i toll ,ai BUKXS, piste ..a Chiud_ ' W«~1J ywmk, • We44lB* Prunl, Or, a BteitaOe* w * XrfU Year**, MIL-liner. SD ST□8T, BBJOX BLOCK, HA8TIJ G8. - 37 - MICH. D. 8. WOODWARD, Iteeter.fo Dry G< Groceritt, toon e grrngti A tnug. tragus Um a... twlthei UssnVg* io Niddhvillr. aud a allva Hara *ecb at ibare l-lswa-40 Ac.ra Imp.a.rd.-start 1 WILL HELL FUJI *3,000, atpoe a.vn tmrcnm HtcUry Co>u«n. Mleh. MIPS M. MEAD, DRES8MANER. ju rnr m-hB.ar rrzxjn t» mar. Mica *uxw, HAHTIXGH. ■ . - SatT • • ■ MICH. IV~ Arr.txnc* Wsxvi*. ■ WILLIAM MYERS, IWslw I. Music 4 Jewelry. evgrors j»xtv stoxx HASTtSGS... - . olvl . . . Mien. GEORGE PRE8TON, General Grocer, rtoocet attitt. IlAfiTlSGH. - • BSvl • • MICH. HTCuA praJ for Product MAIN BROTHERS. n«»i i> Drip, Medicins, Grocsria, rtr>m.otu. rttxnuB. ftrr .vxwa ttrar. lusmaX’^.v'r "micuigax. Groceries and Produce, rpo th k PitlxriFALa or wcnooLa, S; Acadwt. I-riulu.H.., .nd Tvacbvr* at M»sina: W« w*»M'••prttfutlr nil «ut>r Bi- H. A. GOODYEAR, Bailer &EkW Dealer, Imtic-o U> wr«v SCHOOLdUXQ Hook. at<—• «to im* >t,l>ow*v< ' THEBySONG CABINET, C4 <3. ALLEX. HYDE & PR1NDLE, SEgOIAL NOTICES. REAL STATE & INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS SARTA CLADS. CHRISTlAS TOYS & PRESENT: Wild Lais and Villaie Proper!j J. P. ROBERTS & CO. BARRY ARD EATOR COUNTIES •n» Fane Property *«*,■»■ Lum ar Dial by.rin or Usktalug. . CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, ETC., ERRORS OF YOUTH. UiDtTUaU't "io ter y»*'* !'«■” Xrrvoo. Dsbiliiy, Prvwslurv !>«•/. sad all ih* rd«rt» uf youthful kadbervlion will, tar the •skeefsetonaghoiaaaity, o«od to »ll wto A SOMETHING NEW . For the Parsers of Michlft*a! T-PHIUAPk».ef tlsattogs. having psrchsM Kisht tor tha Beat o»0 Cheapest Gate HYDE&PR.IHDLE. HEW YORK I'lANoniRYECOirASL ~ |UU. Of lb* r.ll^e/it MtoJtoriB., M 8 Tweaty-elgbt. LI. Ae<«Y*M.,-iU-Ur«, - -------------- - th. GwUrmtorial chair. Abta, aa many of the men of New Hampshire are, she ; has no abler statesman in all her bor- I deri. Honest, as the people of New Hampshire proverbially are, aba has no I truer repreeeotative of her unfaltering fidelity. Patriotic aa bar eons have ! prana Ibnanln, Iron <U ipN 3 Stark, she has no muro patriotio eon, SAILT, TIPWEEIII All WEEELT BUSINESS CARDS. Hope, was arroeted un Munday last on Belt Stitch, NEW ADVEUnsilENie. Ot*. 211'1, frat. K. U. •T Qtm- 1 ?>! __ r__ m” u a Lrx T’, ”* Th® old Detroit Tribune enters tho Bev. Mr. Marsh will deliver the *rena for the campaign of 1869 with m- .({ ■ 1 Ifestio, machine Worm L ^ if G rrospretu. at The Betreit Tribue- �gtatrs. ho: FOR AUSTIN A Oo. Great One Dollar Sale! NEW AWEtntEMEirrs. aoexts warred roe. Secrets of the Great City. CASH STORE A Workdeeeriptlra of tte VIRTUES, and tba VICE.* tte MYbTEEU-'. MI.-tRlUS ' aad CRIMES sOtot York City. IN ALL STAGES OF baapaat work of Ite kind poMiabrd. A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. CONSUMPTION. Only 82 75. per Copy Ttay lauaeifolaly Mcnaae the ateoagth . AU Hastings Outdone The Ltadiag Util* cUUrta And ItoMlng manhood's T**T»; Hhowtaj tu tha ail.ful Hee Cod', forgl>Bwaeb«n; fiAtterag awoal roars Alaeg aaolbar'a path: Bmillac by the wayside. Practical Farmer. Tb.teBtltUlaStetaoftM.Raawdt.awMoalIr prompt and certain |u all dcrupMnU J ite Karroo, aaffKeodAyatem*-total -aaorpaawd aaa Nrrtoua Took, and fcorrai.-r nt «w aad Iwallby blood; oh Ila for caawof O,a,r*l ItetalH‘y. Uueef Ktwogtli, Ftwb .nd Appet.t,. Dr., pawl*. Xroratata. l•aw!ya^a.al^>.^Bwecbl1i., Attbma. Heroin la. Ctiruaie DMrrbma, it U lb. rcBLisn>:t> ir rniiiDELrau. TRY IT I TRY IT! ggr^raHEsSS TRY IT! L«lll*C fell bar owa tears M tors only God ca» aw; Vipiagcff another'. With tandar ayB>r*'>>T; Lsaraiag bf oipariaaw. h. I. (MULMII. Scientific. ROSADA1I8 Ttataat HARDWARE STORE, BEST REMEDY YET DISCOVERED. , wit aud (corral ■uwe.lauy. » wdtcalci a plraw all totrra nt fuvd rudm«. low II TH TIKI TO IIUCEIU cvpira. ala tMh. All dadara oil it. Um ELLIOTT, TUOMAS A TALBOT, H. A. GOODYEAR, AM dressing WANTED. iaO’ESoldt AUSTIN & COMPANY. . ThsScncmnc Ajkkicas i* thelargert, the beat, tho cheapest, and moat Popu­ lar Journal in tho world, devoted to InWtion, Mechanics, Manufactures Art, Ecioncoaud General Industry, and con­ tains a vaat amount of very interesting and valuable reading matter for nU try and all ita varied Proccvsacs and fTsiwisr'n. Agriculture and hU Improv­ ed Form and Household Implement*, Architecture nd Building, Mining and Metal Working. Firo-arnui. Manufactur­ ing, Hydraulic*, Railroad Improvements Photograyhy and the Fine Arte. New I Tnteatione, ScicntiEc < Sports and Game*, ; Popular Lectures upon Sdentipc and Mechanical Subject*, Articles by Able Writers, Practical Workshop and House- ' Jiould Receipts, and many other things . instructin' and useful to all classes of STOVES, IRON. will quickly restore Cray Hair te ita natural color and beamy, ROHADALI8 Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. perfectly harmless, and ia preferred orer errry other preparation by thoae who'inre a fine head cf hair, aa well aa those who with to mtorc it The beautiful gloea and perfume imparted to the Hair makek desirebta AaChcapaaon the TUalt Uond, A.d<llns *TVaaneportAtlon. ‘ axror, IM sumrn ar, X X Building Materials, Eave Troughs FRICEONEDoU^r, JJAHKY CUUBTY- Tartkular Atwalwa paid to Ordtr for ' Made and put up on Short NoUee. Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, CARRIAGE FACTORY! st KCDVcro rSICES. Dodge's Clebrated Plows For Sale a: Kalama too Price.. Each number con taint from five to ten Original Engravings of New Machines aaa Processes, also an official list of Patente granted at the Prflent Office, with names of Patentees together with illus­ trations and editorial notices bf the prin • cigMl inventiana Tho numbers of tho Baxjurnnc Ajibxicax for ona year make two handsome volumes of 41G pages each, full of choice reading and illustra­ tions by hundreds of Erixentn Exobat- rretlra madKioa. Iwl>h you aawroa. F OUX DAXXELLT. Baltimore, April a. IMS. I Baltimore, lid , March 4. UM I teller, Dr. Lawrane., UoMdalii to te tte MlAlteralira Loom, and tterafora ateorfoUy Kowaaced It aa aueb. THOMAS J. BOYKljr, Jf. DStatbraa; The New Volume commenoee Janua­ ry 1st, therefore now is the time toeend Tn Bubecriptiuua to begin tho Volume. Terms: Tho Sonmnc AmoucaX is issu­ ed every week inlGTargo quarto pogos •I BS a year, 11 W fur o months; Clubs often names or upwards |2 50 each per annum. Bpedmra Numbers seat free. Mvxx & Co., Publesbira. 517 Park Row, New York, ear The Publishers, of the Bctnnnc Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Btroetr, HASTINGS, MICH. A Word in Season to the Citizens of nxnirr Covxtti fleaavric sleighs. Thb Libomt axd Frost AaBcanrar •ver offered in tho County. STAGES TO AND FROM HASTINGS tee io doao Coeaaeriae with Ba proa* Train, a Cbariotu. dnabliaf PaMttgara Irartnj Detroit in the toornms to arriw I AIM TO BEU, Genuine Articles. At the I-OWE-T FOSHIHIJ! KhVtt.elv- Fnparad at tte Laboratory of j^-EW BOOK STOKE, STAT10NEBY & HIWS IffiPOT, S: ‘trt—.1'—— Dr. J, J. Lawrence &. Oo. SUBaltlmera Ureal, HalUmow. Haryfood. veers have been tbe hading Solicitors uf American and European Patents, and have proeecuted trier thiry thous­ and applications at tho Patent Office. As Illustnitod Pamphlet of 100 pagan, Ooatmaiagthn Patent Laws and lnfurmataon to Investors, sent free. THE HE8T UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGEF Fraparxtteo for the Heals »•' the OO, that .ill keep U la perfect tealih. thereby cauaiug tba 'ip.' all of w&«b wa ctatai for Wood’. ir ' r RESTORATIVE ’f.i* • NTED. r.,sKf e Arfo'xs. 11A.UK lb. heir, .tew ^arm.Town dB County lUahta OfWterwlth OalM and llhma. <foll Bed aa« i>«m at J HILUrtt A WISTLErS, UaMi^, April lat. IMS. aprllf SANTA CLANS" Hjadourters.' ■rien’eii. XCFJ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1868 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1868. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-01-06.pdf 69ee2faef2a08da386baf533fcf383d3 PDF Text Text Kkr Sutisgs fnnktt rMOOC . . CBD. M. ijEWEY, M. .l_r JC< W .n, x , ! rvsusu* svur wswsMAX, w . . 'Wwt* w&ui fastings finnner. > BT-'OXO. M.MBTCT HASTINGS," MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6, 186fh VOL. XIII. ..... Jirertatg. L* .XB. MALL01Y, •wttrrr. oMc«.m «*• Caere umm. -with Charity far aB.-with Finnness bl the light’ -g.*mvrax“A~s-Jttrataa few BAUWAVS. xu ^SSSJSiTEA. WAREHOUSE jamIi t. tdMkn. NEW YORK, BOSTON, And New England Cities*. * NEW YORK, nrtEew-YerkTrftMMfcrWCTUoka, dramatic, mihdtai, esd tee M *. . ----------' eritw-i^ litonuy. eeJeotOe, and religlWilhiil the last right yoora our Otmn* । <*» miserilanira, and all the multi rede _ t_. AU------ ------------------ |(K| throu-u,' of items which make up a firei-okae penis wldeh daily P*P«"- H« printed with Iwtter r Indenenclearer type tlian any other drily *• ‘ * Luma! in Amanra. It u twiRIuIamI every morning,Sundays oxoopted. Teztt* 810 a year; *5 for six muath* THE 8EMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE ■-"firm intro kt. 87 Miles tha Shortest Rest*. Motmor a Mn.ua, ii. McConnell, Agent3* ari a: Mwiroaie.. Gr»S4 tuyid,. Rd irawyi] wm. ^HOULDER, ARMS1 M. XKW YORK DAY KXPRCM.(!!■». . 'lOHlnl). KtotMtl Un.Mllirilh 1.01 GEORGE PRESTON WM.OTJ0HW. Large & Well Selected Stock GHOCEBIES, All, M. niarr. on 8t»t« Slmt, J, A19LPMJ>, A- i.li r. M. L1GHTEXIX0 EXPUEXS ci,». .1 n1w w States, but as substantially and permantly a Nation, wherein the pretensions of is published every Tuesday and Friday, no part can be admitted or upheld in op- ana contalfll all the editorial articles, A.. — --- - -- ‘ not morel/ local in character ; literary reviews and art eritirisms ; letters from The right of each man, by virtue of a large eorpo bf foreign and domertie his birth of his naturalisation as a citi­ correopondrat* ; sjiecial and Associated zen of the United States, to the full enof * life, liberty, and the purappincsH,” until be shall forfeit dumcatic novrs ; cxolu»ire r crime, is also eetabliahod on le foundations. Our fathers American Institute; talks about and other horticultural and agricu ly affirmed as a PH»=.a.. wta tha! cannon of Saratoga and Yorktown pro­ Tlio Semi-Weekly Titovas alw giro*, in claimed as an abstraction, the cannon of the course of a year, throe or four of Gettysburg, Vicksburg, and Fire Forks the best popular novels, by living au­ e*t*b!a!ied as a living, embodied, enact­ thors. The cost of theeo alone, if ed troth. Widely as our flag now floats, bought in book form, would be from six ■till more widely as it may float hereaft­ to eight dollore. If purchased in the er, there is, there can henceforth be, no English mogarines, from which ther are legal master.no fettered slave. Wrongs carcftillr edertod, the cost would be throe or funrtxmes that sum. Nowhere wr. m. btw voRKxiGnTXxrRmi&w is no longer their shield, and the folds . d.T.axwpUd;. 8U>|M*l Horn.lU.lil*, 11.OS of oar flag no longer emblazon nor scvle at so cheap a mtn as in The Semi-Week­ to conceal a lie. The humblest Ameri­ ly Teisvxb. Thoae who believd in the principles and approve of the character 11.90 P.M. CISCIXXATI EXPRB6I. (Haida; can, so long as he violates no law, is Of those immense results, the impor­ Elnlra with Kartbern Ceatnd Railoar for llorriaboM. RbltoMpMa BalUaaoro, WaeL tance and tho beneficence vrill become palpable with every added year. Dis­ tance is required to enable ua to measure ■■.a. a. mitt. - iiS^rrr^i&’W'.’wnss: Btrickra from the scarred limbs of our FBQM DC5KIBK AMU RALAMANCA, 22211 nLYAXDIH-CXlK. e.uUh’MO — MMN U all koi I.Sfer rororc. TOJTM MICHAEL, Faralyvis can be Cured! Di.com ■ .wcUlUit sod Dr- Itadlleld* SEES vunesasvsea^ i-;.. asorsisr wsrtte fallowed by tho three that hare hitherto Mood afoul; tho right* of the Frcedrara will be upheld andre*pectod,aud Impar­ ihl. nllway. tial tiufirogo throughout the land will soon plant them on wuudations that eauBAOOAOt CHECKED THEO UGH, not be shaken. , Tho Tanic.’C Will amtend, in th* fu­ j fTAKK F0RTICKET8 VIA ERIE RAILWAY. ture as In the |>asL for Universal Amac< * ty as well as for Impartial Suffrage. It ha* no faith in vcngcnco, in proscription, in confiscation, nor in the shedding of n. RIDDLE, Gval Bop'i blood otherwise than in actual and noneesarr war “There ia a time for War and A time for Peace;" and th* Ut­ ter follows swiftly on tho heels of ^ho former. Whenever thcee who fought FoarEs,.TrW.a far Lawion against tho Union shall have in good faith given up tho contest, they are no longer our foe* but our countrymen. . a: Detroit In the joyful trust that Grant's elec­ tion ha* given the death-blow to IKuT>1__ -n.-. __ J -11 —_ — __ TsxwfetiXr •'"''xTHltflON COMRAUM I w . . JHVR.Ygr XT LJI » SAI-* >X Groceries^nd Prdvsions Iwera Detroit ■ •cksb Cregkefr.aed WSed'en-Ware, KEROS'EKE u/tl‘ - O.. At th. .UndUlely occupied by A. Brertoa A Co. oa HrsraHtrevt, lls»ti»s», Mich. le Ik*.C.lud HWTORY WAR. OF THE for copies of Mi l*.to<"m! War fhufiri. Mans copies "at pl*Mure. In rcvetill cases Mr. Jewell resigned, ai L mon soldiers have written us saying peering as supervisor of Barry iq p;ad* that they ware unabl* to p*y ita full of MT^MrretigMl jwic^batwwro arrtfamto] Mr Town, moved that th* chaimrt V poe*e*e the work ah^ Mkrng us to tell appUftrf n fommfttoe of fire, ft) MV them by what means they teay obtain it with, the Co, TreMury.UKftotLprrralfod.In drSerenoo to these .1 - . .si.r _r. Bray, Dwkeroon ai«l nltiljS1-' the publishers of tho Taj an arraagswteut with M. ) . D.Caaa, Mtn eoeofiitMe/i - *2* * * A Co, publishers of the The account of A. D. fee*, and wren mil tee upon dahn* On nation of Mr. Dickerson, tho fol­ lowing Resolution waa adopted. Enolreir, That th* Me of ti» ■Cbflrf 1 Room b« granted I bolding Temporante ing, nt every fwo tree dub to bo addressed io ooe Post Office. suing winter. j ’ . Ou motion, Board adjourned u*fl 7 o'clock P.M. . M -. -.t For 838, twenty copies Weekly Tri­ D.ernntrt;felaric «•£ on^ ’o n*m<> of tnfi^ri^ere. ' ' . Evnsrso Skmxox, 7,I\lt , , ;**1 For 861, fifty cops*. Weekly Tribune, । wamr. -j'mbttti-tf. Board met pursuant to adjournment. For 8116, one hundred copies Week­ Roll called, quorum presrat, tho Beard ’ Tribune, to naw* ry' foAterrAert. proceeded ti> businet*. Fur 120, ton copra Weekly Tribune, Oho cony of the ajee. will bo sent ifttHy and WnUy nrlccrifHoM -bum. will rewire an extra copy ax months. Persons remitting far 15 copies 845 will receive an extra copy one year. For 8100 we will send 84 copies and The Daily Taiavxx. ' and is sold for 810. It is abundantly and admirably illustrated, with plans of bottle* and sieges, portraits of Presi­ THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE dents, Gonerala, Governors, de., who has coutinued to circulate a greaternum- were prominent in the struggle, and with bcr of oojucn than nay other netvspeper । in tho country. We apjweaiato this con­ fidence, and shall labor to retain it Its highest commcZdetiuus for atcuracy of previous attraction* will bo continued statement and fullness of»detaiL ft ia and increased. The main feature* of Bubatantially bound, rijd must be d« At length, the amoko rises from the tho Weekly will bo agriculture, litera­ ed a valuable addition to Uy library hard-won field, showing that the lastiu- ture, politics, nnd the markets, with the trenchment Las been carried. The elec­ latest summary of the daily news. We tion of Grant and Colfax give*anaurance have made .pedal arrangvmente to inthat the atorm is over—that the Bow of crcaso its ueeftilncas as an agricultural I journal. The Farmers’ Club will be Tribune Club and securo ITomi** arches the sky. There arc atill ubetade* to surmount, -perils to avert, fully rcjiortod, and special articles on agrictihural topics contributed bv the bn*i noble ends to be achieved; but tho ship writers. No fanner who deslree to till tain it by giving a few hours to obtain­ ing subscriptions for The Tnatfjx among of btale ha* ridden out tl;o tempest and i hn* bar haven full in view. Tho terra the soil wilh profit, afid to progress con­ his friends and neighbors, add we hor* stantly made in tho science of his call­ many will bo inated to do sb. Tne Stets* reconstructed under the recent ing, can ofibrd to neglect the work will bo promptly forwarded by «acts of CongreM will stond^ond will bo DBS. J. M- & 0. BUSSELL. BSyw HQg»B._ GREELET'B • ; presented asking for the use of the ■' Uourt Rcem, to hold religion, servfces For 856, fifty copies Weekly Tribune therein, which on motion of Mr. BidleowrcriddrrM « man. was granted. ' For 1106, one hundred copies Week-’' The account tof Geo. Barr, and serefi neighbor, in forming dub. to subscribe ■Dthere were presented, and on to5tim*” were received aHd referred to the com- " bune, t<> unr Pm Ofer. mittce upon clrima ..... such For 863, twenty copies Semi-Weakly n ’W*71 fcllDWttg Tribune, <• out Pod Offer. For *118, forty copies FembWeekly TFRMK3 0F THE SEMI-WEEKLY Tribune, to one /tyi Offer. TRIBUNE. Frienel* trffAiny Io treure Ae ffutory umph. New arts, now industries, .new and MUKU al IlarMllariUa developments of natural wealth, too long unljocded and cnrulued, will year by year stand forth in attestation that none of us has yet adequately realized tho magnitude and the benignity of our 1 IltirMetliaallh National victory. . It-V-L. .-a ....... GEORGE PRESTON No great g<xxl is over achieved with­ out eflort or withuui cost. Four yvars S.W I’. M. JtKV YORK XIOBT EXFREXM. of patriotic stnigglo and sacrifice, Half THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. a Million of men slain in battle ur dying of tho. privations and exposure* of War, Millions of Ure-avod ones, Five Billions of property destroyed, and nearly Thre-e Billions of Debt incumnl, attost tho - EQU-ALIgjHfik JSMraEK NUMBER 37 J^rr.W YORK, CHINA A IATAN YB03MAH. IB SMKOXS, sgsi???^£w. nzu.-a.wm'unx. CHA 1(1.I'M TAOMA'KV JAMES QSA p UAXD TRV5K RAILWAY. * H*un 2 Srwin£ Machine, that Impartial Suffrage will no longer" Le seriously resisted, we v-— next four years signal® cedrated expansion of t dustry a«l * consequen NatiaMl preslih; We cabin* dot thb prairie, new (floorings chequer the forests, new mills, faetarU* furaanee *re<-tod,North, South, East and itil our annual products slial! ba 1* of Millions greater tiihn at while Minoa of Iron and , of Gold, Eilvrr, -Copper, Ac., .khall 4 and worked, with an energy Believing that the « Protoctien of Home Goode latent rewurof our country,lhe ■uh slaw, ate**,Billow.. Ae. fWrth. m. be a. rend al Cai** YleAte Mb*. "Woodward anela, DAILY TRIBUNE * VMlta Paraen «T HkMraRl C. J. RBYDQI “ h-UACA.MUM.1 agriculture other features of interest and profit Tho Weekly Taimrx contains a summary of all that eppeurs in The Duly and Sxxi-Wxxxlt editions, while in addition It is made to address itself to the*wants of the groat farming sins*.— Reviews of all the now publications, and of all that is new in mtudc and the fino arts; letters from all parts of the world—some of them of rare interest to tho fanner, as shorting the progress of agriculture in other countries; editorial e«aaye on al! topic* of home and foreign intofeat together with full and carefully reported reports of tho markets, will be furnished from weak to week, and at a lower prire than that of any newspaper in America. By purwing thia policy The Weekly Txidiitc has already attain- the Court House. ,0a Board adjourned untH' >w morning. , D. Bruin, efirt.. Tuwdat Morning,Dee.. 29086. Board met pursuant to adjournment, r^h^riled quorum present,'Burid pn? at__________ __ _____ running at large rd 4id town, Which fai serrtlta waswMibkL-' •« ’• -« *• Mr. Dickinson, moved (he a&plfatf tif the following: * astui*. cmu in laraace. Drafts on New York, or Pont Office or- THE TRIBUNE, New York. ,='a»‘ “Arf- Wdf MTof tU Ettfei iM1r, of W, ZU ’ and u hereby declarod iri full force re ■nmar^araiw.b; - «*!*»• to swmereuuung al Urge A Romaxcs nr Omo —A romantic weddiag has just taken place in Cleve!and,O. Motion prevailed and Roolatfeix During tho war Albert H. Winteiv, while confined in a hospital at Louimille, Ky., received a pair ot stocking* through the Ssnitory Cumtiiisiuon. " Inclosed waa a note requiting tlio recipient to open a currejnadonce. . This was done, and an sngngcmout falfowod. Fubsoqoently WM duly elected for the term some uno told tho lady diet Winters had a wife and. three children. 8ho wrote On motion Board adjourned until 1" cluck P. 11. ’ circulation, and wo enter upon the new D. fiTnncKR, Clerk, ’ ____ __ ______ ___ *___ ____ a__ > .11. Tl.Ua,tNHwl ta«that co prJns and no expense wl 1 be1 other was finaMy agreed upon When It q«red to git. it Still greater uAehtlncmlr*r»xrcd, she ask extension of time, which Board met pursuant (b and power, and to make ft a welcome wtagranfed. x-iva that time her let* visitor to every fireside in lhe tats grew cold,, and he determined i» The Editor of the Tana v propoeoa to w*k her afld a-TOtrin the cause. On write, during the year 1H5V, an elemen­ but way to flic depot he wiu thrown from tary work on Political Economy, where­ the carriage, and a broken leg prevented in the policy of Protection to Home In­ dustry vrill be explained and vindicated. led tobanUi her memory On This work will first be given to the pub­ he visited Cleveland. W hile in lic through BueveBsivB isencs of the Tbistjcx, and will appear in all its edi­ the last Januaiy session tions—Daily, Bemi-Weekly, and Week* b,< to'the photograph he had Wc will thank those who think that Seined by e.uddee imptieabe the influence of tho Tuwn conduce* io het, irtanninod to obtain an exj vacating, aU tho profit and well being of tho pebnte, at her conduct, th*result ot w* to aid ua in extending ita circulation. ■ ftwi imtaWi they, ware IT .enar.' it appeared to the satiafectiaa TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIof this Boards that th. survey and oX BUNSL-TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS. YOVKQ AMKtUCAN ETdiKSr, ‘ and discontinuing the same Was" ’ �J. B. BasMll. Julie*. iz« «M **jlhfa,H*rdwart. for Jail. I.rt ».«1 Wm- Ttektor,_ tTAto ITS.o* Oe sunf-M tb* rspari rt th, r.amltM. was a*. c*pl*d and siteptrU. F. p. RraKsa. Clsrt. < Amanaoa, Braaiea. 1. F. M. B*ar4 nrt paraaaai to OgesreWMaMwU called, qooram presrat. Beard prvceadrd le bsaiesa*. Tba ac-oant ef C. 11. IMbroal. and twshe eUiera war* rrrslred, aad referred lath* eramitts* ea ctatme Tb* eemaiitl** upon aiiserllacMu claims, arc** aad farther reported Ibat they bad caawined Ibe followiag accounts, sad weald rajua.reend their ailewaaw u Ulews . - L ”*W*,T IrtVs^Ve Fnaliag | *.M g Dep'y Aeriff, ».<M> 5.00 .hleUrtery. 4,to l.ro Drain com. U,?4 11,14 Joel ice. *,43 «.*□ Htetlaaarr, 1.71 1,73 HuadaneK 7A4 7.M wd. ba.Mjrtl, 147.0S U7.00 !J |i if jj n sl- ’ * t| y ’i r 'I :i -• ! jpi hi iH n i te I & “= 3^4 Pee. M bwwey. Ataaa Wakrtald, P Mlriksr. Ore. U. Moore, i>. Cwk. 8. C. Fnadls. It *. <1 sod>ear. D.B. BiN-ll. ii $ !i b If H ! iSKSP J . — ■ J? m )aa»U (A ire* CV*vJ m ri u If .Maktj the StUch, Alike oa both aidre, aad tbree .iberalllataa. aoa of ibeta Ib* eirungrai ailteb HU paambto la make. » - grre» Aaslly fail to da Ibeir aork eotirety astil etber*ar* Mppltod. Ou* af Ibew Maehl*** • . Will Last a Lifo-Tim^. There la Mlhiag lhel can wear mH. Il to lb* caairst Machine lo Irern ia a j,kf ?—**■. '■•’prrtrvcto Tnx W«xx or Pbayeh, I rtrvod by the Methodiet, E ITeibyUriin Sodatl- hert, . bora lo chragn lbs' Taeaieo^eary time tbry wiafo le arw a different tied .feinib. THIS MACHIXK TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM, Grid Medal, at Ameriesa lostiteta. Bow TdMT'" Oet..^4£.al**lbr //.yfoK /-nrwjirn, Murtad ad.': . EVERT BACHIRE IS WARRABTIB And a Written Warranty gifra It required. ’ Tax Mata BanritER’a rate all the late Pafi»’b N and Pduooical, of the day the most reasonable terns s News Depot, Booth of the B THE HEMMKB IS THE MOBT FBAOT1CAX. nr vatic, tvkmb wide om nabBOW HXMB. Be Sure to See this Machine^ "FLOREHa SEWIB6 BACBIBL* Come asndl n»m Xt I aanraaL I*ada braghl aadaaMa^ all bwainaaa ealroalU la ear ears promptly altenaad la. b. xx. at x>. b. cooik. Ua—aga, Oee. ted. 1444. Ilaatlnga Fab. 9M>, IBM. FOB THE HOLIDAYS. kaai ar ass ua* aa u»> BOOKS DRUGS, Madieinea. Cbemirala. Dea ■ Ring,. Kluflag Material^ HackUMtMla. Karo be obtained PrelrnpUraa'prt lip**lib GROCERIES, ' Inc-Iodic j the buret assortment afT.aa CvErea-Pp-v—.Hngsre.Trbrer.. Hug. Maraiao A 3*4*. riaspe, k raal Cal^ CuofecUou.ry, thadia*. Usama. Priiu.a Currents 4k . Ac., all Ir«toao4 prime, aad warrnalad I* anil. STATIONERY, Lignl. B.ll. n.t aad Fool. Can. Utter. p-wt fre*. A trsatir* on Um injurious ageeta Of Tobrac... with l.ala of referent..: teelimoaiai* As. seal Ike*- Agents wanted. Address Dr. T. d*cl4w'13* the nest meeting, which one week from next Friday 7 unlock, tn the Court Hou Subjectoflecture- The • VJ. P. ROBERTS & CO. Wa ha'* J«at Vomited th* Finest sad m*4l COMPLETE AM8ORTMKXT OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, ETC., text IXlusTtsce:. BOOKS, £•*!“’ “c'"1. B*41- “tori tortaaf aU kiada,Durira. Cogj Brake edlnoaa af Dkkeaa. Nc*tl A*.. -Moralt to’4lHU. Toy Brata, tore! Maalc, Law Blaaka, a cnarpl.te aawrtmanl. Trxrkmaxex Uxiojr.—< •tana Friday Evenin' «*» at the mwtlng nt the Haatln * bf all varieties. Tb* Borst of CAMDIES aad S CTt*. si the Drag and Bort Stere *f ' Mr. Dentoon 8. Bt<beo a lent ia4y celebrated their dint Id thl, villas on the 1 prepriate, and numerous p recited by the Bride and amowt which waa a Slite of much value. Mr. Bugbe the early settlers of thi always been one ofour mee eitlsens, and to -tee-ad b na— and social circles. wish him and Uh exua Bride along and happy lif CAEE EABLY, Oca toog ** I>rxxr*i Sf •xUolxarsm, MoUool Usrolco, (and . ' Comarerdal Mote'Urtavs. Billet aad •nrj rariely rt Writing Paper*. Ea- U mo fall end VKkY CHEAP! tom* sad aM * *m! valepea. Prae. Feaaril*. Ac., A*., ol er. Ba Charge* for Slwxriog Grade. J.MIIEIII4H. Ha.risos Deen *,* Ban* threoa. NEWS, Daily /Tri-WreklrA WeakIt Xrwsra. Dm. C-J.-ak - d W.A. Laj Inrat physicians formaly f phia.hav« opened at Cha exclusive treatment of C plaints tho most elegant trf story tn the State. They tabltehed branch offices Ionia, and Portland. • The branch office In Ha residence of Mrs Ellie on, Je booth Of the Post-Office. w J-ane may be consulted fr 'the IMh of each month. The Dra. Lone made sem dteeoverim In the heeling It. HERKICK, nuixa n Dr. Btirton’B TOBACCO ANTIDOTE, YVASRa"IF1’ t-ren-’eall desire Io7t«VV bacco Tsu. creel remedy >. sa rseellrat apprtner. Ii parlSei the bteod. tnrteoraim lbs .yalren. poamara sreal uonrlslnnp and strength.ciu< power, eaablrs Ihe aloareab lo dfae.l the henit-e.1 food, rnaaea sleep refrrablng. and raidilisbes robasl basilh. Hasakers ak* Cbawrre cgM aftba HmUdpi Lodge, /«.F„win w tMuiM «° Sa Ing, Jamu ry Mb G. Maraba Dwwcy, official I or. All no ortar in good rtandlag **« gUMuannas siarx cues. CHRIST1AS TOYS & PRESINTi drete.tf ^AIX BHOTHEE’B Carpets—Dont Pay ihe High Prices 1 rpiltiSEW LUGI.4XD CARPET CO, *T Bw 1 kno.Ma**.. raisblished sesrly s quarter of* eralary ami. In their prea-til location. In Hall o»er7l.7l. 14.77. ».Al. .«4. U sad V, Haao.sr Strere. he.r prubsblv fnrnlabsd msrr boner* with Carpels tbs* nay olbar house lu lbs sonnlry. Is order to sSv'd thoae al * dk-Inure tbo ad.autares of their low prkrs, propose la send, ou the racripl of lb. prwr. 70 yard, or onwards of tbair braalltul CMtsy* Csrprtlng. at Jo seats prr yard, with aampls* *f te* sorts, vary Inn In pries from U era tn to M prr yard. soitaMn Ibr fartoshiua every pari <4 nay bouse. da* 14art ' '. ’ be dlrappomird, should ••* happen In are one ir Ibera.wurk slterward We hare freqoenl enpliImro^d ibrre^ •r pvr^** Mva.rt« * There to ernor there Martin** _.*d to atafe’.’ Is Irving, which haa tors ia os aslant *a* tor yanro. asd aba baa nrrar hnd any trouble with ll. s«r bra iher* tore aay thing ..t .1 ardor dortag tto whole llann. ll ia calle* th* MONET TO LOAJT AE5.'E nlWIKG MACULXK. Tbsa marbiar will sltlch, bass. HI tack, quill, cord, biad, bind, braid sud ctnbrvidrr ia a mo«t teprrior manner. Price, only |K Fully wnrraalrd foe Bse ymra. We wilt pay gt.vao for any Nacblnr that will arw a aln>n*rr. mor* bvautitul, »r mure elastic tram Uu aura. It makes tb* '-Elastic fork htitch " K'.ry sreoad Hitch raa brcai. aad HUI lb* elath cannot Ur pulled *|art wllbvat 1*arisr it. We pay A grate from *74 ta *kM prr month *nd rxP*uarr, *r a evaamlasion from whlih twice that unseal eaa b« mad'. Address. SECO UH A CO.. Pill.lmre, p... ar Hoalon. Man. CADCTIOM.-Do bos o* Imposed op** by Uhch lore, uoJee Ibr samr nasi, ar otherwise. Ours istbaonlr g.nuinr as* really precilrel cbaop tns-h.u. uiaoafsclur.4. drcliwS . Eton.____ ' KM'* Imprered (new rt rDraming.—is •■> boUl EeatTJhuOT** b- ’ Gold & Silver Watches, PICTURES, * toofco aebclfoo wf Ameriesa A For- PICTURE FRAMFX MtoUrt. no Mrodra*. Wrat wamolad. Aba CXeOCK—, S«lid Siim aii FlatN Tin. Haaliag*. Mar. 3»ik. IM. Jack***, Laa.lag 4k ttaglnawRailrote. ' Walert.. Clocks.a* Jewvtrv ■•pafaid aad Wanaated. "• I* lb* Hardware Blue* ef RaMnaoc A Wighfo d*<I *«tkf • ■ar 11, IBM ACOTTX*X>X27GHB, tbaimmuutejackaox-uoiwo mouth. >4 ■xnm 1 gwt'wiwxwjtsirxwi " *nS K“mrti>*' Ibal uM Mllllnaar atra IVE ’’ reU rrewSTuaal Dinar rt aafo muare la SMA >.eu.a VTiaraMM nfo^OrSareS. IkM^nady.Uu nsa^My *Slr^Msaayi3L*rK^!*/aUrtk*r*iwresste trraaia* In mH retain, ar* rreotred 4* apprar al * •MAMrt MMlMrtiMe 4atefcMSte U <u. 1-r.aaM J . ■m Taaaday.lMWU day *TOareuter. la U>* rear••• gateaM^a^kljaMnrf aM mty-w*kl. FreresKA In iba milk* of i»r lAiai’r .-C Ann X. norm*. Fred Ai «igp.»?« <>n rnadlny uid Silnr Ibr twlltlan. 4aly rrdSrt af A2a —■ ] c. & . H a v e 1R em o v ed to th e ir f MAKES FOUR DIFFEREXT STtTCRBB. witba^mmrtaoa*^a*^*rith m l-^ui* maatoMey T.rnatl* ford which *aabte«yoeCa foatentbeaJila •f the raraie. nr rue joor w*rk ell bee wav. It SEW8 LIGHT aud HEAVY FABK1CU «4fk.*< rtongte^ Ur Trarira. The Teutoa b*isg me- Its mviloa. ar..11 noahire and are aalda- - rs s : i la ita count nsetien of any B«v lag Martis* la firo omau. I< I* Almwat Ewtlrwlr M*te«taaa. rE s eawg—eatten ef the Bap*. otter Patterns Tb* atari— are of the blgbcat elaaa. “ Perfidious Ptenchctte," la the well-thnad title atone. Mrs. Ann B, Stephens' new novelet, open in a -aaoet masterly manner. The author ef ■ Margaret Bowth," hm also a powerful tale. We do not sc* bow any lady ean de without ■TrtBracn.’’ A’cw it ti>t Mme to' awfreertoe Jtor'TkBr' Term* |3.oo a many adraatagw over uy aad ail af foam, it to th. mow SlM. 1* addition to whirt «• Claim l« may ba found al tbsie Few O«eo oa 8tel. girt brttrr F-d• of >hr rhamrter Btreal, .ppenile th. W* will read to Acml. fro* *1 char**. Betid money by Ragtatcrod Letter. •r ■'<*!** lw*n«w*tA* |W| la Tews u.r«« Cl/> nrui M* ream -Mlt suo ro* oca saw ciacciaa. JTMUao 3a*. «U UH. KdaUatoiralrU. For iLCIsb of Thirty, aad BJ-OO, The arrwu Modlsa It can bar* choir rt.oire af PHOI1ATE OBDIR. tb* fotluwina arUeto as ibrir c*n>ni**la« : »J COURT HOUSE, y.rda rollon elMh. Harris Cloth for Fasila y«l.*(*!•■ dl* H**l* Kall*. Lancaalrr Qaill, EaA®ld«n*lUMirr.u.i-'i-ii - mil.. V.n.«..( IlMUaaa l-ra. aaaatartar.Ux MSSar rt In uarrer cm. rea.rd .Mlsre .vpoan Holder, pair Lkdlte extra U>jmu4 aysifcua^raad Stxty-waki. rrmil *- qnalhs Cloth Bools. FriskD'«m palters, nerote* Urrokrasl Hb.wl, Wbllr l.laea Tsbte Cloth, art <Z .tret bladed Knits* an* Parks. MS *4 rfl’W (*• in HaaUag*. wb.r* they w.ll be happy 1a meat ted Foika. Kubreard Tabto Hfirrad, al-x»l Kte C«lffreMMM Ui*r&» art Sxtu uwi k**1waj' Ct .nd Bow. fanet Drees pattern, rlrc.ot silk band­ rariMMl reruia lu*i HMSMrtaaM ■**>«*• Is ed Psraanl, |.O-picture Mororao I'h.layispb AlMMteatedlaeromd. —rxiuuimii ll h> ordan*. Uul Maodav.lM lih Sar Isnni*. .Inrent Isorj l.an*|r* apaaBted ails Fas. Wrvtosfay s**l. ai » wrtadi Is Ik* Sires***, k* •o* dona Ury* Ms* tiara TusrrU, Yasqy Bslaio»»<Ul I ■ II.' CI < 1 - -1 ■ ■ U M ia. rel lUirl. laibr.’ aiorocra Hbapplac Ha«, booty­ Ml!or klaUMM mliwr..aa4 all n<b«r aanoaa lat.real*l In •»*!—<•<• r~.u >n»n> »l a a*- carer Unlit. Alb'ambr* Quilt, l-adl*.' snl«a<l>4 •tea of a*M CMil. U.S l-> b* MS** al L-.« l-rokMa aqnarr wool HAawl. Ladira' sotU |u|* C.liforoi. JUST THE SAIE BARMER, Odra .la in- V ulnre ot Hoxllr.gi and >h-,. raua*. tf DumutHi Ulna. Grafs plain or rnjrre.e* Col* aar tkCT* kn.wbr la*pray.rrtlb* lunuoaarakMM Bias Its carex. Bsr). la-Ii.-' a*U4 bUrk o*ln*l Desk. Ladies' Crary black walaat W<wk nouc* ta u>» *»i*a<* lalrrert.t la raid auaw. *ftk* Wrilior rt aaid erUUaa. *a« U» Martaa IMrwt M Box. Colla<r Clock, ooc dos.n l.sdia*' Linrn Handk.rriiirfo. *<l>a quality.or on. detea Grots' and ao jnsilte same Tarusa, ns they hare d.a. fur Liaro llaadksrcbi'fs. For ■ Clab of alliy. and QO-00 years part wbU* le lbs Hsgiater’a Utica. Oar -f tb* follow 1 "t Irlr. : 4<- yards Hbrrlln(. < ?u- repr "r’US*1”^' 3*i** Harris Cteili Faate and Vr*> patlrra. pair IhurfoomS Qatllr, Uslisdrr Wnieb. douUr barrel PtonATE ORDER. Ril- I’GioLfancy Cataanrrt lire*, pailrra. Thibet STATS OF MltlllOAV. CMaUV of Sarrv.M-Ala Shawl, three >.rd. donbk width Wstrrprwf ••aataa *r tk* Pretest ilaari tank* IWreur »r Barry. --------- mi' ftto tb* Ceeew—wee.. COLLiCTIOK ; COKYEYANCUG kiad—proof of thl* caa b« fo*«d io e*Mprel*| f BRIICK 1>TO RE, STi g. Mt— tbs rtgert wm awtegtod sUte^ ^Rnnrr. & xnrUT, LOCAL AQEXTH. ILASTIMOS, MICH. Tboee Machiaw areeomparatbrly litUokaeeo In thia eleinuy. a* agooete* bavin* haremtM* toms aslaMlabed oT lbs Ila* of BailBaod*, a* ja smallttoM Thia Maobro* combine. *11 th. GOOD QUALI- 0u aad after Jaauary lot, 1869, i*ls*d io hay cite w»y. All Goo*, dnmaie* ar broken la traa*. pertatien rogtaoed wllboal ebarue. (ST Clwcks 4*arnteag srtMre sold **nl to acraUla CisMai r*4sa asauoa** b*lo*. Wr • ADMIN STRATRIX’lfr SALE. gaaranu* retry artld* 10 eort Ire* ttok If ko«<lt A H. A D. K. OOOX. l.ts« *»axl*r *r tk* ■■UM tt wmtam C. K-Mworth il *av Bosv.a It Utt tort Wtatosl* Hmsa. Our Commlaaion to Agents R EA D Y BesteoAteeyena... to—.61 rdsAwaaagae ls^i SSAM* Cash ee tend totetaeea U.M Dowry M R. |« g ]i.t* Dwkereaa C. B. 1* 4 m JtaneoodF. M. 14 « U.*X Hea)-y Buren J « Itoa4i.te.ll J. J. g « BJ* jssu .? : ia TowaaAeC. 13 « U,*0 Keegl, Jake. Cbalreeaa. T 4 15 M Ou tnciiea Board odjOuraed uaUl Moaday, tbo PsntBBOS’B Maqaiixe for January Aral day ef March A D. IMA la already out; the moat Lrilliant we have ever seen. The superb Colored Berlin Pattern atone la worth twice th* price of the Number. Then there ar* two Steel Engrevlnga, on* of them, OEORGB N. frKWKY............. Jtoowa“MuA Fka," with tbo ounnlDg—t little children; a double elxed Colored Steel KAjgrriFrGMA, mich„ Faahton Plate; and more than fifty wiBWWBdiT, . - . go. g »m. phxlups La.t«x> Agbvcy, ggfigggffmcwg XT'S tresfor sals* for lb* uwary than css b* ob- Vo r y L o w *■ - seldom b«tiar combined than in tho Aaitnran AgrtcuUurnt. Thia Journal ia adorned with a great number of th* Eneat illustrations, of a nlaoaing and in­ structive character, white ita columns ar* packed lull of useful information, prep—ed by * large force of intelligent, p:acticnl,firat-cla*a men. No man, woman, ur child, can peruse it without re­ ceiving benefit tar beyond its cost. Ilia aubaenptiun price* ia only 11^0 a year, or four copies for |6, which ia remarka­ bly cheap, eousidoring th* expensive abaxactar of the paper, and ita real value: but a circulation rAching nearly 200,000 devidre tho expense* among ao many, that the coat to each ia small. The fi»t number of tho 2bth Annual Volume comae to ua in a naw. and lieautifully iilustrated cover, and ita contents are quite aa choice aa usual, which ia aaying a good deal for a journal always good. Those who snbaenbe now for th* new volume wih make a valuable investment. Tb* publisher* ar* Obab» Jem A Ciu, Mfr » York la m« oa axhiMtioa ahtha diae* «f I WTte bMi rt Boaam sto Ire tort retrrMKT* r>'m a* io lb* reiiabUllr *f oar bam*, and that oor bsslnrea la eotdaclrd in Ibr fslr**l aad O 3 F I. 1 - the lullowing: A laughahlo yet historical incident oc­ curred on Wednesday at the Treaaury Departmsut, in WoahiogUm. An Oflicerofthe War Department called fur tho purpose of obuunmg a special depos­ it which had been loft in tho Treasurer* vault*. The auppooed box waa found bearing Adjutant General Townsend’s mark and *e*l, and a locksmith sent fur, After a grout <W oftrouble tho box waa oqenod, and the special depoait found to conaiat of an old scarf and water-proof cloak, with a tetter from an officer of Wilaen'a cavalry division certifying that they wore tho article* composing tlio fcmalo costume of Jell Daii* when caj>turod. Fur over throe year* they have occupied a safo corner among Treaaur’.-r Spinner’* gold coupon* and greenback*. iff! ’■=i Hi 5 1 ill ’ Ji! Illi l| ~ - Teachars. Co. erAars,.......... gtetSA? Feer...................... MM.17 * C-artacaruAesiaa... H04.U " Praia enter*............ SSr.tl A Special Deposit. ABeuuttag to tearly Sutli.lw. are prrpr red lo sell* r*ry dreeripdoo of Dre aid F**ev Coo4«. Urrr Fsrtrd Ware, CslMry, ... AltamA Jre*hy, Ae. Ac, of h*M«r qartltr Uksa say gaoT nd gtarrl ‘di r SEWING HACHIME ' In tlio WoMd ORE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE. ds Sold 1'1 III Dm.' h, bT “ •« “ time bo haa diacharged I he duties of that office In a manner that refleev lasting credit on him m antffleer and a man. We hope In the forthcoming electfun.oac equally manly, efficient and able, may be cboeen. For Circuit Court Cammteloner the choice of the people by an overwhelming majority MJ cew. L. Cobb, Eaq., of 1 bornapyle, a yOung Lawyer ef merit and wbojbeyund all question, wlllsorv* the people to their satisfaction In that re­ sponsible poaltlon. Hon. Hakvxt Wkioht, was the late incubent, and du­ ring six yean of service, discharging every duty In a* able and efficient a man­ ner a* any Cotnmiasten er in the Slate, and retire* with the confidence and good will of the people. Aa Coroner, We betel v* Mr- Joupb Cols haa quail Hid and tofy toil tires In­ trusted to him willyecelve prompt attcuHon. v i^w. arggyag&eaSESS < HHIflll .dpi Mr. pwkarsca. Dovsd to adspl tb* Kaartaltoa, wile lawemelfy a«A aauca. of tb* aard Swpenpl*adrn;sof the g**rrt thl* Crtaty. Which SaaUea praraUnl. Tb* ceaswitta* aggelatod to aeUto with tb* Fxy BcH u! Boxrd «r Bupervtoort^Dee. Caaaty TrsaMrer, ibreagk tbslr ebairwaa Mr. BtojiMferllCST*WM. ivportrd that Uwy had sxaaUsad Um sc __ _ of-saocirr Trsaaarers *4Be*, for lb* year IMS, cad waeld aabai.ltb* follawteg aaaeeal carnal, aa tbdr AAA D. BOBB. Cbeely Traaaarsr; With Barry Cianlr la aceoaat Dr. AMMiy », to baiaaas *14 aaMasl........ grtjl •< SA,asaksf JtteafaeeraomC*. ... M.N Feb., l.aaabrt Ibea Traaaarsr,...... . 2MA1.U April 3, cask rt A. R-Frail, for lax.... «,M Jsa* S, Frtmary bebaal .. .................... *0*1.0* - «S,*aMrrt d hyM. J. WbMlw.... (0.M 'Dm. «, lu rvcrtpto to 1*1*................. IWt.H •• •< Br4*wtfoM............I.;.... StT.»l " Fr*bato fee*.................... *M,« r Fum............................... ni.so of «very duty and obligation la life, w* earnestly hope that pru*pority may at­ tend him la hla future calling, and in all tho relatfana ef life. Han. fi.C. Prindlo, tho pride of our Ooanty, an Probate Judge, entered on hi* third tem, as j-oputer aa hi* merits areaaperior,am! we doubt notwill ib the future an in tba peat, be a* prompt, •»'! m cadent a Probate Judge, u there la In the State. For County Clerk, people re-elected, aa It wii* decidedly wrs* they ahould, bAS.ttie popular and efficient Incumbent of that p-adtlon for the port, two year*. It Isooly truth and m-tUtery to say that Damixx Sthikes ia one o! th* very bait Clerk in the State, and that hl* election ia an act of which th* poople have every reaaou to be proud, and which, efficient *. any new -nun could pseeibly be. w.ll aave the County thouaanda of dollar* •vary year. “Asa” remain* in charge of the Treaaury Department, and we know of no tu*n anywbeie that would rendertbe people more cffirlont acrvlce. Mr. Rork hi certelaiy efficient and hla accounta balanced to a |«nny ivery time, which I* the blghoit euccmlum that can be Leatowcd on a financial offi­ cer. He baa, alao, been apj ointed Dep­ uty Rcglater ot Deed*, under Mr. Jew­ ell. In the office ot Sheriff, there has been no change. Thcofficere Laing Edward 11. Mallory, Fhinff, TravfaPbUl.'pa un­ der 8h«ritr,L.W. Vjoman, otlloe Deputy. They are all A No.l. offlosr*, and It 1* to be bojrtd their lucccwsors may bo equally efficient. The officeof Proeecutlng Attorney ia vacant, Mr. C. G. lioiLrook retiring al- ••O 3 F * . 1 ilr- Darasw. iatredueed UrefoUawlsg Resolu Um : , '■g»*.'rrt. Thai tbs rem of twtle* aad K 1G0 dollars b* paid to sacb of Uie Village papers, for prlaUag to* prnceedmga of ibis Beard al Uta present scsaios, sad that the Clerk be authoriied to draw Cha order wb«a published, escalation adepled. Oa wotioa Board adjourned until right a'rteek lo-mamw nenlsj D. Hrsrssn, Clark. Taraaasr Mere tag. D*s (let 1*43. Board sect pursuant I* adyonrawsat, rail call­ ed. gaara-n prnaaal. On motion sf Mr. Bidlersan, tb* followiag resoluliea was accepted aad adopted. WierMe, It appear* to ns that Lsquirs Heayaa. sa iababilaal of Barry Comte. H M» eoeflnsd in jail for want ef bail. Io keep lbs peace of lb* people ,f Use Sials of Michlgaa. aad B'dersae, Il appears that said Esqaire Beaysa. I* a p««P«r. sad uwntaly aa uadi t*tff«l for tb* Caaatv Jail, by reason, sf same “anala" ar rthar ■satai deraageawat Therefor* geesfoed. That lb* 5uperlat*ad«ats af th* Fear, ba aad are b«rebr iartrected to t.rt> IN TRADE. D^r aMM S. IL A; HACOO&** ' yr? isj . yuaurruiLr W ii I p ii fl O K ? s ftil J. Roberts. ) D. a Prett, I fiap-l'K G. Htrfker, 1 Oa metiaa tho report waaacwrptod aad adopt Sboato iwslee. , w-Ma..*.*. r-Mre—' woffit JL CX>I*»LE2TE Twtetlm— Vata tboy were elected. In the cffilca of Itegwtcr of Deed* Mr. getting up elute. Addre** Cuab. J. 8. H. Cook, after eight yearn cf nervlco PmaBox, 8M Chestnut Street,Philadel­ rettreejiring plane to Wax. H. Jbwblx, phia, P». Eaq., ef Amyria. A* Register, Mr. JEW itTRlTtSEWEWTS, OouK ha* bwrn one of the v«y beat In tbwState. Aaa trariawa nan be tee* PROnATK ORDBR. Tlist Is order I* aapph lb* dMsissd oeoastowd by tew equals and no kuperviaeD in any our wnalMily ■Jcreaaiug palren***. w* bare replace which' he. auy ba calbd to fill. oralis rtsd* |B./«ruU«ai for tk* falters**,HICompetent, bone*: beyond ell qaerttoo, llwiiiK ii® iiy Ji if M examine* th* following accounts, sod weald and would recommend tb*lr allewaace sp fol­ reroenmrod their site ease* u follows : laws S' 8.H. Cask. Stationary.............. g»4,'.S M.li 1 ~..... I.SXl.y.T, K. II. Mriltorr. Sheriff fees......... * 6,13 I.M H.C. Turner. Medical............... gil.M 64,00 Was-P.QnrreiL Dep'l rterrt; (HAO |IIA« Issas Heanhwat, Constable. 74,44 t»M 0» metioo th* resort wm steepud and adopiJ. W. VroAtoa, iHpl'r Bb.nff, 47.44 4tM Ww. Berraagbs, Constable fe«e, 44,11 33.00 Oa woUes ffoard adjeurard asllTT e'daek F. X- 0. Steer. Juaiirn, 4L— it.SO D. Hvsrua. Clerk. WwH.MuW, •• •• <1* 4.73 M. -ILA Moaner. Coroasrataqrost, 11.*0 11.00 Bream Seuioa. T, P. M. •so. *. Dewey, P. laHog. ».T» Tl.rt Baa'd met panaaal I* adjouramrai, rail call AwaghCals. Coroasrafw*. ».»J 6.'* ed. *aorum preaaat £ '? *F.F*-rnJ?-5 The Jt*ard of saperiatsadeota of tb* Fa*r for Tayle* A LargiU, •• •• M.M Sl.50 tteawl £Wk. Josilrs f«-«. ?,"* T.OS BarrXPrtaty, submilled lb* foil**lag report for the yearlMd. Whole seta bar ef perswaa raltovad er support­ Tbs aeeeaal ef J. B. law 11, aad aigkUsa elk ed IM, of that aaaibar Iwealy saeea was ertier­ Sh were prasealsd, sad m auKlsa errs swrpted. ed al lbs tteealy I'aar boasa, aad srreaty sis re sole rd temporary relief art laid*. Wbala amouut asd rsfsrrad l« Um eonioliua as skins. Mr. Day. axred tlkal the report of iba Aw sip. eded 3.43d.II. ExpsasM ef lb* pear at the Co. baase, gift Ji! WstlHlirs ef Slgbways cl lb* Iowa of BalliMower, 141.W •mm, ba Saks* fn.m th* tebl*. awllon pr».d'*dPaid aesreasr. to>.00 '(fo lh; latrodawd lb* Mtewieg rwalattoa. Temporary relief of poor persoas, 1:14,3* - -Dlsrass, Tbs ritiisna »f lbs lowashiy ef BalHoperialndrou sf t>*cr, 1T4.O0 yEW ADVEKTiefltENTe- year. To.rInto, four copies for fC.OO, with a premium engraving. “Tha f-tar of Bethtebsna, ” to the j—son gctttngup toe dub, or eight eopiea tor f W.00, wlt> both the engraving and an extra copy fepyfc uUUJi'. ty Treasurer for tho years of 1869 and 10, which, on motion of Mr.Stowell, waa accepted and placed on filo. Onmotann, Board adjourned until 7 o'clock P-M. D. Stmikeb, Clerk. Evxnixo Bossion. Dac. 28, 18B8. ■ Board met pursuant to adjournment, roll called. quorum preoontThu committee upon Salaries of County officers, submitted the following »•??*The committee appointed upon the aalariaa of County officers, would recom­ mend thaf salaries bo paid to tho follow­ ing officers for tho year 1863 as follows : Fer Ik* County Clerk, the snm ef .„..g*OO^O For Trenenrer ibe earn of,.................... 1 444,06 Freoecttag Alternry...................... .S, 4M.M Jadgo ef Fretate 3b* saw of............. .5 ISM.00 Toll Striker, an euperlntendent of poor. »S.»0 B. B. FraU........................................... rt.oa Jrta Bstorte ... — •............................ M,«0 AU st which I* rroprothdly submitted. J. C Bray. IlArry haw been tevorwd aBbve Deal oThcr kilter vcmnti—In tha State, and wwttevbt BM.the pre—nt ioeumbaoti WlilM to.ih&BlffiB mDUMGcb odtha cwb Ml 7Mfou’’VU<k "U U**M> kr*** -**i Btatfoasey. gse.ee ga.so raar-Barasw, Bidfoww. BrsJ. Briggs. KtasMMSJ! B.A.toeteeAto-CMire. IMS 14J0 *»• Dewey, Barwea4. ■•edaesbeU. Maalry Gee Brisk. Loex order. 4,‘T «-*r i.OkewjAlk. Ms for rdwr. 11,sy *<d EaprrootWa.Aadl.4d ll> D Butter. I -torQahK J—■«. 4.00 J ItaChamterlain Cesatebl* Irra, Iv.SX I»-B ef Cbwaaea Jsboels, b* allevrd lb* san ef ee* DwtataMuct. Jtaertefeon. —44 MAO haedrad a>4 Aly [IJ*j Asttar* for Staileaary. ■ftaap*. FnaUag rspeaasa, aad for UaUUtoa. naiieapMSU—. ' - • jcDtaCa. Conetable few, Mb E'j’d Tbs ccwaeitu* spun nlsesllanecus claims tbreagh ibslr rtalmaa, tbrtbsr r^ert*4 that On nsetion tho report was accepted. ibey tad **M<a*4 tb* Mtoetog **ere*K Me. Dickerson, moved to amend the weald racManwte tbsiraUawwM. a* feDew. : report'Of tho committee by allowing J. aswiw-i N- 14 at tho sum of nine and Martie Terpl*, aesr. lea's par­ 10-100, motion prevailed. to KaL g4.to M,*0 On motion the report as amended waa J.’H Bsaihlalia. as* Praia cmn. n.U H.M Afsnio T*r*l* W1»*M ter* 1,14 11* "''on motien of Mr. Day, the report of KPCedy, JMitoefoe*. -I.te 1.00 W. X. YMOg. Frlaliog, IfoM ll» tha Highway Commissioners of the town Aodr*w Aegis, Wert ee Jail. «3,T* *3.10 1.14 I.H of Baltimore, to vacate and discontinue Fcgra* .Wward. WltoCMf***. Lswte Dartaa, Jealte* foaa. I.tf l.»l a portion of a certain state read in said Uranl A Phillipa, Ha.dan«a forj.C, 113* —ng town waa laid on the table. GMdyrarB AU. Lumbar lor ja.1. IM« !«,:< Wn U. Diakay, " •• rt.4i The accounts of Mr. Vrooman, and tK. Msltory, ttsrUTtr**, gr.to t1.*> eleven others ware presented, and on “ UM 6l.w “ " “ " 4».M 4»4» “ 2ai.it si " “ “ “ »!>* SSl.M Mr. Rork,proscntedhii bond as Coun­ A D. B»r«, H 01 Mixed, st S;|J a. u , fur Owosao aad Ifagiaa*. Express,si Alt r.for tfaglsa* sad wToon,. LEAVI WEXOXA—GOIXO BOL'TH. Esprees, al Tm A. ■ . for .Saginaw and Jerkeeu. Mai! and Rxptoaa train* Osh alas* ensure. Gtm ai Jaeksno wllh M. C R. B. and Jf H. R. g. Jf.irii trnltM connect al Owfaao with mall tnxu Last s*4 Waal on D. A Jf R. R. ■ . v WATBOB, Aaa't Ora". BopX Jackaaa, Afoy, 1344. IVOTICr-Allpereoo. *re hereby seaUaaed IT ont la parehna. th. followlag deeerib«l iehed Watout. Wateai and Gill, Item w**d aad OHt, FMa a^OeotoaraM out, itotf Bm.-roda great rnriote of th, latent .a* uraa, rienot pattern, and of lha t«ry b«l A. -VARIBTY, THEBySONG CABlfit C, o. ATjf.yiwr w P Thia Dort coetalua: *"1*^ "riaa af Pri- * “• -s to-sui E’V’BM'yTMZNTGta aw Its* win Im aaM — tta vary >«■«—» nto« for rata, sad aauafoolfaa The F.blhbere, |o prmentrog tMa erort la EVE RYBODY AOLO BABMrtL Dated Caallstra, Dm- (*, IkU.-daaMtf. T IME FOR SALE. Sl-<»Il2TS5Xte'““ —^,Mr. OTTM STORE E-.T.Bfkiw. Haatiaga, Dec. 14th, la—. dodtalf v laa-toB] rpOBFOBWtXB- JAMMJORMBTOir.Py^ri^. JW?XSS2K*—JW? «£' uSSresT'"* *•**-* to *» znir WtLUAM BAUA m M BttaMrtr.W.Y'. ■ �and stated that bn believed Radway's Ready Relief saved bls life. 1. RADWAY, N D. On the first symtonae of pdn er un- fceble lo koew that itey sea to ae isvtowstad ••4/oill sy, by a preysr ef lb* Beene vMto a dene of Rahway a Belief1 , thia will pan­ eeheee Ire* f'l-it *i tlwir 4l-y-i—1_ as Is toss * rant attacks of Cholera. Diarrhea, BU- ■eeb tenor ebame of life **4 •••retires* frssi SlMoos *a4 |Miu. U*> lb* SMOI Xtoon» *T lb*>> ioua Colic, liyscnUy, Fevers. ate. fetlues vte are feoiteb seeogb to rappees tboto srirre tovalawabto. aadael areetetagly. E. B.EAMKXT. Oea'iXe*. Cblrago. W. L Maia, iu'l Sept. DolroU. Palreti. May HU, Im________________ Ia Lnb hi w Putt Dry GgHk. Griceriet, Thrice S<»0 General Grocer, Txx WBOt or Paateb, ia being ob­ served by the Methodist, Baptist. and frw-bytrrian Fodetlea here, by a series of Union meeting, every nl~bt this week at the Presbyterian Church. Diw,Mtaa,Gflcra, “•srraw.™.. LADIES!! Look Ont! Look Out! Look Out!. Look Out! rale all the late Pafkb'I Maoarixr'a and PKRroDtral., nf the day and age, on the most reasonable term* at the “City Tho New Volume commences Janua­ New Depot, South of the Brick Block ry 1st, therefore now is the time to send In Subscriptions to begin the Volume Terms: Tho Scrrxrinc Axukax is issu­ RliD-The proofwctus of tho Now ed every week in 10 large quarto nugc* York THtaac, on tho Arab pegs of this at *3 a year; |1 50 fur 6 months; Clubs hone. Thia is tho lending paper in the often names or upwards >2 50 each BEAUTIFIE R! The Chicago Tribune' i Bookstore. Saiilm & Hanauim, H. A. GOODYEAR, Baiter A Kictaip Beata, 1 J ii II 1 Costar's' Csfd Solvent, N STATIOBIRY & NEWS DEPOT. bi 1 M MMind will re.Ufcr, Tbo gts«lra< tare । ffSS F of PbyticMa'otVsosri u*o*. uor* ■t 3 HEARTH and HOME = Dm. C.J. asm W.A. Lame.—The em­ inent physicians formaly from Philadel­ phia. have opened at Charlotte, for tho ex duel vs I ran tnrent of Chronic Com­ plaints tbs moot elcgonl office and labor­ atory in the Stale. They have also on- j7*eut* »AllT,ni-WEEIlT All WKILT J^rag HEDRICK * COOK, TExrxxAtvcu Uxtox—Owing to the storm Friday Evening la-t the andieooe at the mooting of the Hastings Temper- Mr. Denison 8. Bugbeo and ht-i excel­ lent lady celebrated their Pllrcr Weddlag tn this Tillage on the lath Inst. Ap­ propriate, and numerous present* were red red by the Bride and Bridegroom, among which waa a Sliver Tewwervieo of seech value. Nr. Bugbee was among the early settlers of thia town, has always been one of our moot enterprising dtlseaa, and Is esteemed both in busi­ ness and social circles. We heartily wish hkn and lite cxually estimable Bride a lung and happy life. assist HYDE & PRINDLE. “cssTxrs" Unit-d HteSeo and does rnoro thou any Specimen Numbers sent free. ether to promote tire best good ef the Mvxs A Co., Publeehirs. whole people. We earnestly eommend 37 Park Row, New York. their prospectus to the attention of Cif The Publishers of the Scttonrrtc aoch naden'aa desire a Metrope11Un Anzutis for more than twenty-three Jacrnal always reliable. rears hare boon the loading Sulietoni of American and European Patents, and hare prosecuted over thiry thous­ re<B of the Hastings Lodgw Ko. M. LO. and applications at tire Patent Oflke. X.F.,will be Installed on Weturday even­ An Illustrated Pamphlet of 100 jregv*, ing, Janu ry Oth G. Marshall. Gee. M. Containing tho Patent Isn and Infor­ Dewey, edBcfaUlng. AH numbers of the mation to Inventors, seat free. order in good standing are cordially in- of Rev. Nr. NaroTwaa prooponod until the next meeting, which will bo held one week from next Friday evening, at 7 o'clock, in the Court Houw. Subjected lecture The use and abur o/ atooAago tplrttt. EAtX ALSO, DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, Empire Block. MlDPlXTlLUt, ■ alljl ■ MICE!•Ata “Cooter's" Rat, Rooch.dc. Exterminate "Cooter's" Bod Bug Exterminators. “Cooter's" (only pure) Insect Powder. “ Oaly laWltbU SmboOi** Mae. a." "ISyomaaaUbUtoed la Era Tert." SANTA CLAUS" Heaimaita. Pli-rVKUFkjLKB, Hbkbt R. Cotta b, 10 Crosby Ft. N.Y. Or, Jsmx F. Hemet (Bqr-oaaacr to) Dola* Banos A Co^ti ParkBrw.N. Y Nd bf r. n. ACKLEY A CO . lull*!* M«b M. Two Aeon BeeU of Pool CARRIAGE FACTORY! 1^. op.. Dwa tb. Stb to lb. ISO, .t thia month. Consultation Free—Cireulan free al Naina Brothers Drug store. SO First-Class CUTTERS etlluw a uxjuinngtod Si»l»< torn lo its n*d •n. Wt Usre H la Urea lo awhe a eempadM T-^ssssasr Mr-^sTOMcsssa WHAIR BRE88HG Eyar/Trawsosci ever odorod in the County. I AIM TO BELL Kta 1~T HbhlmuH. Genuine Article*. itnr tom HAWFuarii commit. �। eaKMti.ouUft. ai«we«. ~S <b»L.»>r to s? * Ou l968. ' Q. 1> BABntUM. BARB) fj; WXAMkMkckta by enbecnp- Bold only ■eisuuxK'An rer J. (Me a Itos'. U ChHKmm “onrtpo—ainoD**" EX °f* •kaM ta.X- Ynk, fc'“rff “S’ *r •ClBBTXF10 MBW BVBbFiTBBBB ,.4 Splendid Assortment for, .uiAWtTcoTF z aSale at Hail Road Prices. Bo. »»,•"* SSS’i Kamrtaas. MU eM-altatA*RMwSM.a>4 mnld catno to the hand* of our raadara Crier • cf Stw Yerk. aad ia thr .‘picieM aad Cleepiel eerk rf ■>>• kted pithed . wasa Us. world." “h»w *% ’■ ^uuid b* apt to bo found «o intan**lv rr Srnd fcr Cirr.br. .»< M< eor term*, .nd a hU deerripllee ot tee eert. AddmaJOKM toting ** tho one whora titlo s BKOTUXBj A CO .C^ttfo. ia. or dt. Uel., ip Club. 1-lMM eiaieiaa the Mtewtag . Burr A Co, the publubera Tw*»a to 'Agana. rfU»xrk.««'*^l7 n’Z • era® .TTbb. wttb II. Only 42 75 per Copy! :<■ ut£.u£?d£a*E2S&55 k.-. . te l«-k neighbor, ’ eannot bntnna . r^Al d«.l te «dto “®d iDWy-* to*—*do’ ’'^,.1 TTaU H.« Y.A Oil—“ *'11 Aadk/e •> V - Bir All Hastings Outdone 1 s^awKaytacs; DtaBtftteNHLlm.IliJEi!, i GENERAL HtAETfl RESTORER; tofo*I?Jt‘iTb, *fauo?ta?*.SE|,I£ ril.-~Mr«rm:ba.a pip., so j .rd. Hkwr.rd er Brew. -NUeUeg. Degul SI'rr plated Kir. ko. ROSADALIS The Practical Farmer. FuIIn tee Dleed, . Im I re res tho Appetite, A* IMresuea, ‘ CArreela the becreUeas, BOW LX ITd-MSTH YKAJtl PEBLISIKD 1.1 PniLABELFHIl *• ftboeUv will find eratt®^ terv and, ROSADAEIH yiaibngiB i_^_- hack to the childhood, or wander^ ba *• £• XXrto ’"tn Tb.kirl. Is Recommended by the Best • I PhyMa m SmirywMrt. VERMONTERS RaedflteMlewtep baa Mr. F. Oita Sm Mil r, I see of tern my. tanaiMpiWiuiir of Phydetoip •alIWO|iwtliiLAaate*9 le (be NM4eUeergw 1 JfMuM Cell.*., CVrt Haupeoa Hialc at itoute : Give «•■ Call brtere you Dey Klwwee EWS free, every •ml Hwtork.), A ^rrows 'axnlUtu: fortune and frownGwot. Or lm» ">d •f**"’, 0. D. 8PAULDIN6. It Ilieliage. Rar Mb late. - aom> a>u r*g- Wee*, r*»de Heap Carpeuec. 1 per Pltun ate uHDr.h <«• 1* mark T.Ueefotae hepVikie to m.ich s be., Ilon.kcomb Qattu. I panrrtlk.ikd-everaVteHe. log Nateiae. t WoM Lm>« SkewL aiwFerUfu ■ad Cape. I |tair Oetue' A reach CaJI Itoeia. Fere Club ef S>J. vita *e(> -li yde t*l< W'oollee C.rMliag. 1 elegeet nullarni t" ?^w£?^.T^ftar.‘,!.7{." 'StKLi Hfefcii'LisLAd Tin Last ErifiSSirf»~~ Suecea - 4h„ wall, cm cover*! and no7«. «n'l**nl " with Fclurrw. «d Th. A n*r« indecent •xT***y“ ,mc meloting doccn- S Sgzygffi mgsg-fii St«? <7. *■ » r^?5X1ST. — । BAIrdressiNG |»£W&.XiSW Jfew^tfU '•“cBoltte prufito of the concernarec „ d AUSTIN * COMPANY, CARRIAGE FACTORY! »dimrx»K’®BHB; ... _ I. A Ajh^in Udder etora af New ” York life can­ not be written than that connected with .vr . . • . •------ • — omieo and XSS'; _______ and ftttodi &• -««*,■£< IK* •» ““KLKitS.- 5 oo:.u w.as. Jackses........... .Dtp. •Yen UomV...•Iltoqe. ...... Rirr. Jaacllea,. U.ond«<a..1.... •■ •Gr.es7.............. •• Couuly Lloe,.... •• Kalos IlspUls.. J" Cbartolle, .....;Xrr. Kales Rapid.-.. *■ •Co.sty Um,.. •• ssft4-«n £7~?s“7' SI 1.0. (.ran. CM J{f I4l| irtia •K" «U>d* *:M I" *4 ' xil'l 4 8.0U IS jidwtiae? gtadsg ta MJ . BS HASTINQQ . STOVES, IRON ATLANTIC & GREAT TYSTERM AciUlnir Trunaportetlou. Broad Gauge Railway! Partleetar Atteellee feid t, OHer for fKKSEisftiBaisfxKif ‘ Building it-Class CUTTERS MA>CA,taer(.ea NEW YORK, ,1/la t erials. E a w® Troughs Ma-lc and put Bp <« Hhort Notice. I»T.EAWKE NLE1GIIS. 1 AIM TD tftLL Genuine Articles. i*nii.Ai>i:i.r>iiri. BALTIMORE, nil4 WABNIf|<iT«B cirr. ThU la tbeo\y Reuls ta Ibe Oil" Regions of Pennsylvania At the LOWR-T POttHlUJt .BattA. eta. Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, srsrorctD slices. Dodge's' Clebrated Plows For Rale at KaUaaaoo Price.. TUAAB^V J“k>” *l,k u,culaAS CM- Det r ojlt. Chlcngo Atlantic. AadairPelsidbst a.d t»n, ted uftb Mtabt- HARNESSES ,u taH«i - Ita Utafa .-G!- H. A. GOODYEAR, MICH. A Ward in Season lo the Cilltens Tun Ixwm Awn Prater Aaeoarxcxx over offered in th* County. s^s"^5£?^r ■SSK2®!*fl HARDWARE STORE. HUtXONEDoU/B. anas. H:W will quickly restore Gny Hair •-Wtawterel ooiar tad buety. . and produce luxurunt powth. It a perfectly hannlea, - end b preferred •ver even . Other prcpdntion by Arae who have a foie head of kiir, u well m these who with ta restore lU The betutifol gloss and nerfume Imparted to the Hair make it aesirabJc . for old and y ouap . rmr Beto by all l»r.cll.ta. REPOT, IM GREENKICH bT, I. T. STAGES TO ASFSOM HASTINGS to.*"**. r—k I—u>.., M talpK H. .. eOODTKAB. Il Mttags. Marten, «ri- —f n STATIONERY t NEWS DEPOT, [ ioade ead. other fur want of In of all grade* and all dagnoe in uniform. »:rg*«nia and offldie* without uniform; jodgbe and leading mon of th* 'bar, Hcnooi, nooKMi LEG Ar. b Blank Hooka. iJLt7TES^ Son rim, KSVELOPER • ■rilK BEST rrepar.n.Hi fi>r rhe Healy le lk.nM|h*t .intern U ta peboei I M|>,d>fwfal eeeoieg tee t . wCm it faded er gey. ta M-im. . ketarel eater ted Z.VI7I/- 7 /'.'/ J . omutRgan. rssjess sor/oss. SANTA CLADS" Mjim yyuouaxL. a retail. OYSTER DEPOT, W. ▲* 8ARTWELL * tt taf Iitel Fire Im. ft or I BARhf ARD EA1DR COUNTIES T«k« *ta method le lateral teebaUle teat to a «W reeslrtag HMD O Y.l+lCKA dkmt , —°r rr.ry '■■■"• r“*;x"t«sx.lr - ‘'™- Wholesale m!(l Retail. ■ds.^teirtzgg-iis luam c.,u.>, 2^. . E«pi -n te . otitSC Figure S Searing Ore ta loipertoei Meer, •Mbhrteeeaey tbeely le tee tee ter e*w REbTOB-kTIVE ibMaacaA-cttaaa.-a' Qaarruixu ssv For tb® Fanorn of 1 ‘ r.rmttnm. ■< a< Ml ro» WOOD, UrKOTKP. KTtl.,.1 COLB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-01-13.pdf 26645fbfc560bc19df51b416be268dd7 PDF Text Text VOL. XIII. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 18G9. RAaWATS. SntiMtM Sirnitrrg. MisrdUnit. INAUeUBAL MOUSE > Jr Si ii 2 GEORGE PRESTON 3 Groceries and Pftvsions, figure i Seining Machine, EiX-i"'. riX’t' of urftar/t’tSBtrd- JtaXihs ofwort sod Ulwlrsted circa '"tAMBKNITTtSC MACJHXKWVC. CO. < bleopre Fall*. Mass. count™. It has been down yean in L 1 plan, which has remained so lang unfitioperation. During the firet yean of its iriio-J. But die wurfc was undertaken history, Its managers and faculty neces­ by th" State, on its present scale. Apsarily labored under many and serious p.opristiuns have been expended itrnciwiutantagu. Iu lay ing die founda“n? t'uraancewhh ibe designs uf the Tegi«t -u, ami iu building tho atzucture,, 2L, like ■ intnro. The present effieirr.t acting into which no other bad b*. n built, Commissioner, hu served in that capaci­ tScy hod neither tLo nd vantage of perty lium the couimcueumonfot tho work, unal exporicnce, guide or *x-mjdc.— and under hi* nereoaal supervision each hat it tuu t with partial failure* and exapprup: iatioa has txvn eij^nded. perwntsd dark day*ougbt not to be stirTh* main or front building, vet ra­ jristng. . For tho last five yean th* Institution tion of tho buildings are ' occttpied to 'ns steadily gon* forward in rm utatfon their fullest capari^-, and it is boBeved and in prosperity. Its courreof inetrue- that it the whole should bo completed t ju. bo'h the avtiral ami practical, has within tho next two yean, it would only been enlarged and improved. acoummudat.-- the demand for nAmiMin., Thu average num bur ul •tudeufs in at- which are and vtuuld be made. tontanoe for 1567, was 90»and in 1868 In my judgment, there hu hitherto —-•*. A very targe propurtLm uf these been unu serious deficiency in this In­ were suns of formers. stitution. The lack of moan* or facilities 1 am happy tu believe that th* farm­ for instructing the pupils in such braachers uf Misiugau are taking a higher aud es o! labor ur trade, ns would bo suited more activ* interest than fonuvrlv in L> their condition, and as would enable this Institution, and in all that tends to tuem. upon leaving the Asrjum, more the ctenukm of th* chief puisuit of readily to obtain a livelihood; this defici­ their live*. ency is now partially remedied. Tho Cullogo endowment consists of Tho tiroren t number of pupils m 140. 246,000 acre, uf land, donated by act uf Th. Itapurt of the Tnnteea, will folly Uungrow, tho whole of which has been exjua n tiro condition aud wants of tho •atected. Th* minimum prioo having boon fixed at five dollars per acre, they are now in market, and application* ar* already being received, lhe favorable focatiun of a large part of theao lands, win bu likely to make fur them a teady Among the licncficent institutions of sal*. Ihu Institution also owns 8,800 screwuf swamp land* in lugham and the State, no uno has a stronger chum Ciiniun couutfo* valued nt fully *20,000, upan our warmest and moat liberal sup­ port than tho Asylum for the Insane. brides tho lann un which its buudings This Insfitatioa-is fully sustaining the a-o located. It will thus be seen, that th* Agricul- high reputation it has hitherto borne taial Uullegu is likely tu become uur meet among the many benevolent works of l.berally endowed *ducatianalin*tituiion. our cuuntry. There were rvmair ing at the Asrlum, it will, however, need fur a short time longer th* aid and fostering care of th* *Ui>o time of (he last biennial report, btate. The Board will ask fur a smaL Wpoinenta; received during the last y«*ra 201; whole number treated, appropriation for improvement* and for a now building, to Ixj used chiefly for an 878. Remaining on the 30th of Novem­ additional dormitory—which is greatly ber. 1868-229?^ There haa been received for support of pnient* for counties and individual.. ♦-*',9,u99l. The expenditures for ear­ The Univeroityof Michigan commenc­ rent account were *114,91852, having ed ita ojraraiiuns in 1841 and, although been considerably increased by the nuramong the youngest of tho great Col­ etiaae of stuck, bringing a large amount legiate institutions of Amer.c* has ab of land under cultivation, and for labor ready attained to tho first rank, both at'' It is undoubtedly “ths Ivos policy of the Stats, to reduce its bonded ind*bt>*dneis as rapidly as it can be done, with­ Fin tow Cmuxi or the Scxatb out inconvenience to tbo people.*' Provuiea. has been mads by former AMD Mo via OF RCTBEtxirrasTvn: Legislatures, for ths redemption of ths In assuming the duties to which we Two Million Loan Bonds, and ths War have been respectively called by the suff­ Bonds, by a small annual Sinking Fund rages of the people of tho Stats, 1st us for each, and by a provision of law, not bo unmindful of the heavy responsi­ which requires the annual receipts into bilities nsceesarily imposed upon us. tho Trust Fuads, to be invested in the Tu us uave been committo L for the bonds of the State. next two years, the Legislative and Exe­ During tho last fiscal year,the Treasu­ cutive duties of a great commonwealth. rer nindo no inraaridorable efforts te Although our term of office ia but fur purchase *260,000 of the first maturing a brief period, the influence for good or bonded indebtedness ; this effort result­ F*lWlerMo4 for ttrailsrs giriag Prirea, fur evil, resulting from uur office! acts, ed in obtaining but *3,000 of that kind from tho tare su 1 fhithfulnos* with of bun-la. WM. H. MCCONNELL, Agent. The bunded debt ha* been reduced which uur offirial duties aro dlschargod. Xu M and ST Monro. HL. fl rand Rapid,. Mleh. may be felt when wo ourselves snail during ths last fiscal year, *287 164 2: and will be lessoned by the further sum have i«teed <way. jO HOULDER, ARMS! With a groatful appreciation of tho of *194 GOO ttsauun as the bunds ulieedy important trust oumnuttsd to a*, let us matured, or drawn, are presented fur invoke the guidance of that Divine payment. It-is also iu bo bojrod that Ihuridonco. which alone can enable ua to the olforts which are still being made du«liargo tho duties incumbent uiiun us, for the purchase uf *200.000 uf the first in auoh manner as will advance tho true maturing, Twu Million Loan Bouds,may , prove successful. and best interests of tho Statu. It has boon the wise policy of the No pcrkxl iu tho history uf the-8tate. Statu, that every Ix-gulature should pro­ haa I eon marked by a more atoady and healthful growth in population, and in vide by taxation. a reveaae 011111.4001 to mint all appropriations aal coatinthe wealth of the people, than sines the commencement of tho last decade. rhata financial system, which hss In 1866, tho Tutu of the State for proved so successful, should continne tu Presidential E'ectora, was 153/87, with W the policy of the State, seems tu me a populate 4i of 749,000, or one vote for to admit of no duubt 4,bb inhabitants. In 1MM, the vote for From the brief review which has been Eioctura, aaa 166,125, or one vote for made uf ti^o finance* it will be seen, 4.M At tho recent November election, that our wealth and resources, are stead­ the rote for lectura, was 226,320, an in­ ily increasing; that but fur the late civil crease of more than forty-oevun per cant, war, ths indebtedness uf tho State,would arar the vuts of 1860 and mure than have been largely' diminished; that a forty-twu por cent over that of 1M4;' very large portion of the present debt, showing tho present pcmutelion of the haa been largely diminished ; that a Statu, to be folly eleven hundred thous­ very largo portion uf the present debt, and persons. In lt60. tho taxable vid-haa ___ been created in maintaining the pernation of the raal and personal property petuity uf1 our Government; for expendiof the State, as fixed Lv tho Buud of tores »ac. rvsul .coltin^ directly from the war.— Equslixalion, was *172,65* 868,69 *---------Under these circumstances, and in view 1866, *3v7,6G5,842 92, an inersos of tho large balance in tbo Treasure, 1 roccommend tl at tho State Tax. for gen­ eral purjiosor, bo reduced for tho next USS "ill • liuttkk two years, to as threat an extent u can burnt* and abroad. bo duno with entire safety to tho many It is a State institution; its Board uf interests of tho State. Urgent* under whortr'esre and control . it b placed, aro elected directly by tho The education of th* people has ever people ; it is apart uf the general educaThe finances of the State are in a pruapeiuua and highly satisfactory con­ been one of the great jrrinriplc* of our lional system uf the State. Republican Government. The Ordin-1 It* catalogue presents a list of thirty­ saved from tho approptiationa mode Lv dition. * the last Legislature. This saving haa That our financial policy is both safe ’ ance of 1787, declared that “religion. । five Profeeeors. It* preeent number been used io make the deficiencies morality and knowledge, being neccssa, of student* b 1,089; in the Departand iudicioji* and that its msuagement in current expense account and in task­ has been iu good bands, 1 need only ro- ry to god movement, and tho happiness •' issnl of Science,Lijoratore and the Art* ing unanticipated renewals and TWinirs. fur yuu to the several i eport* of ths of mankind, schools aud the means ul! Cffi; in the Department of Medicine and More than half of ths north wirg has : proper officer* and to tbo large and in­ education, sha.l forever bo encouraged." j Surgery, 35U, aud in the Depattment of boon finiahod, and is now in use. The In a community wheis tho elective j r — 8 “’i). A For v’“ ‘the K- test “-----------“ ’— Law, five yean, it has* ion । balance, in the Treasury.for the whefo^ will bo evmp’eiod within a few Dll 1. a. * C. DUIBELL. '•Is1 last six years, during which period the franchise is so noai ly universal, that ol- j averaged more than a thousand *tu-r w.-ok* when ths Asylum will furnish a I "*"* pr*M>nt system has been iu opperation. most every man hu a direct voice and firm I, capacity for about thi ov hundred pniioau. responsibility in tho character of tbo Tho income of thoXJJniveraity for its | At the close of the fiscal year, ebding 1 am noi aware ufibo number <»!p< ;metis Nov 30th, 1 MH, ths total indebtedness government ia but the exjireswun of the last financial year, was *62,7 <2 82, do- la tho Stats that should receive tbo eare pooplo’s will, univeisal education be-1 rived from the following eoarooe : Into-1 uf the State, (including the balance and t Mtment which cam no where fir’, comas an obviuna neceaslty. rest from tho University Fund. *87,086against the Treoetuy of *27,170 79 and be tu well fnrnishod a* at an anlntu uf There is nothing in which the 22; from students' fees, *25,6 W. outtandinA, warrants for II,IM 74.) was this character; but the number "is twy Although this is a State institution much larger than can possibly be receiv­ f*F* To yleiMirv traveler* th* tin* of the Erie *3,775,310 75. If we deduct the bonds have a deeper interest; ecbools a R*llw»y preortiii auoy okjeel* of ioleeMt, *•*» issued that year, *440,100 fcr war ex­ nurseries of virtue and ii ’ and haa lung and justly boon the pride ed at Kalamuix> even when its pn*cnt lag lbrrt><h the beiati'al vsllrn of lhe Cbemnsjt. penses, wn should have atf indebtedness, contribute directly to tho. -___ „ of Ilf* of the p«O|4* no part of its endowment build'o~ s are folly completed. and prvp< r.r, tho press.ivxion uf social has boon derived from the Stalo. Ito HiM^oeUiaoi. Pelrwsrsaod Ratnipe rlvera, aa exclusive of war bonds, of *3,826,210,'order, and tho stability of free insJtu- fund is th* proceeds from sale* qt the • For want of room at the State Asylum, some of (he counties have cndi-avund to lands donated by tho General Govern­ rnako provision for' their iusaus >'y There has been expended from 1861 The public schools are reported to be ment, and ia os follow* : building County Asvlum*. In rovjudgto tho clusu of tho last fiscal year, on ac­ in a flourishing conditiun. la all part* Jrust Fund, with the Stat* (including Hissnirs Crerass JWIK Tilt WORI.D_<1 *e- count of tho late cival war, a total turn of ths State,tho old.incunvsuieut scbuol- amount remitted, act No. 143, laws o! mentt'i* neoersity for this is greatly ?>» of *3,i38,bb0 48. Tho General Guvbo re—cited, bofo £a the light of econo­ eommy all eight IhUm on ihi. nllersy. 4louses aro giving i>tace to larger, bettor, IW9.) 7 per cunt, - - - - *105,902 56 ernment has reimbursed to the State, my, aud what is of for gtvstos impor­ BAOGAGE CHECKED THROUGH, *7O7.btl9 GU, leaving a bolancs of ex- and in many case* tu very snjxrrior edi­ Unpaid balances duo on tance, of humanity. In bthnr .States fice*. • Umverwty Lands.7 percent, 154,015 43 Euditures, oti account of thy war, of whore the experiment ha* been .made, The number of child-vn reported in ,431,480 74; of tliia amount there tho rosults have not been satisfactory, th* school oensus for lb67. was 838,244, Total, *559,977 00 and I bars no doubt th" ex]x<.rimsnt m wore paid for bounties, *1,652,700; pre­ and for 1868, (including 1,112,the num­ miums fur enlistments, *57,280; other oar own State will prove equally un.ro-ber reported last year in four town* Only 230 acres of University Lands purpose* *7iltU>3 74, which has been ceaaful ‘ ’ paid I rum tho proceeds of war bonds, who** reports have not yet been reoeiv- :resnaiu unsold. As iho State advances in imputation, cd for 1 W5.j-3S3.594 ; reported, as at­ While tho <xwps ol ProGaasors, both in and war buunty bunds. tending the public schools In 1867—248,­ number and ability, will compair .« o- tins affi:-.-l«d cians will continuo to in­ This balance of expenditures, with th* crease in number, and I cunnot too 161; in 186b—319,820. etato, and ths number of student* is saraesdy express the hope that provisiuin debt oxisting at tho commencement of Tho total revenue* for Primary School larger . than in tbs oldest arid must popu- wdlbomadu for the proper care and the war, would have 1*4 a debt, at the parpueM for lb6b, ware *2,481,678 68. tar College* in th* ’ — 1 : ’ J — * Xiscsrs Falls. IlslUte .11 p^.i. EmI. ks" doos 01 the fiscal yw, sudtag Npv. 80, treatment of all thia unfortunate class of Tfio Primary School Fund ia as fol- ;f«n<l i*, rorr --------------------much i Tho annual Winter d»Hv. eie»pi fta»d»r«, «• folluwi itlnai 186b, of *.»,7o7,7uO *0. ' lows: to of the Uniietsity "from all sourThe State debt at the dose of the fis­ Marni.a Ea. rdsilvl EWa. Dsv Ks . t-.V> Trust Fund with the Efsts, ivs been barely sufficient to meet s. m Drtroll Ki.. 1190*. ■( El-. 79>i cal year, was *5,645,516 12; from which 7p*r«mt, - - *1.483,243 80 i ed a* they be roilwiy Ferry trire* M'chiru Uvnlril ebl. Thia is one of tho most important and Osck *t ere *, a., feet at Tblnl .irerl .1 e.vo a. Jjuuld bo deducted the balance in tu* “ “ “ “ n5,6J0 0G ; hiiro besn in tl . and econo- us-ful of our public ctiaHtic* and seems ■_|OU s. a..sUfc*re. a ;l>rtro<t* XjlwMbs. Treasury, *1,180,229 67 ; leaving ths in- Unpaid bataaoee due mical manner. .n.l Ulrk.nn .l™-» _ ...A dcbtedne.i.—including the Trust Funds to be in good condition. on school tand*7 per cent., 771,492 98 It is.doubtful, at loast, whether the Daring the Hit b ennial pe iod, the --*i,51-.5>9 45. . . numl>er ufbovscuuimited to the SthuuL'* From this exhibit it will be seen that U450336 7M jpraseat high jxmitiun »m> mg the best in- hu been 210;' released, 248; present if the balance in tho lresaury, bad boon shtutiuoa of teaming in the land, with­ n iuber, 247 ; being ton leas than report­ XAIU, axks, salt, COD fish, paid from the revenue* during th* last There remains of Primary School <old some additional provision fur the im- ed one year ago, and thirty-th ee lees seven years, *1,242,411 04. Land* unsold, 400,461 70 ac.ea. iprovemfct of its building* the steady Th* reooipt* and di»boisemente of the t«nwihsekwoofthe School year for increase of its library, and fur an in­ Treasury Dcpirtuunt, du.i'ig th* test The State Normal School continues to crease in tho number and salary of its biennial period, ware as follows : Itatancu iu tbuTreaiury Nov. prosper. During the lost btanuhtl period, Pro assure As uue of ths leading and roost vefal W, HG6 . *570,01.7 82 the number in attendance has been, iu 1867—382, and in 1MJ8—123. Thee:- Universities of the country, and ns tho Received during th. fl^al year u»dingN*v 30,1567, 1,997 890 C2 pemues of the soboul are about *17,0OU head of our State systism of education, per annum;' the revenue* are a liulo it manta, and I cunnut doubt will receive Total, *2,276^9. 64 over *7,1X11), derived as follows : From tho liberal patronage of the Legislature initiation fee* *2,400; from intorests on and Clio people. Normal School Fund, *4,669; leaving A r>nml Mtron«K« la an annual doficiaocy of about *10,00U, npasowiy sodehet. ssOy str ■ la baiiMsa. and a datsr.il whinh haa been mot by legislative approof ths OcmstituGoods as the Xm mtide our duty to -------------------- rr—----- notations for the P0B1BLI I1TX8, bsuvfit of thusu inhabitants who ora deaf, Ubsll be s plsssars to Is mil eastomtrs. dumb, blind and taaane. Among the W. A. SARTWELL. brightest gems of our Christian rivilixaBsstiag*. ’>•*■ l>. 1MT•*”>' tiua starri fonh tbcs/i benevuhtu nwta'faxrOTIDK.' Wbeeeew'wy wftt. ftteetal.' Bees. of His S-itrl’ency th# Governor. ■ NUMBER 38. 1 �Tnv otK.ie j’«E «srr nau.1 SEWING MACHINE Some amrardmoBka ramate be repaired to Act xl.aBlacn 10 wake il a latf. sad pissp.rua* Xe. IM. of 1st;, to peevide tor Ibe refill1 alios 'Ural rauG oallto hetwres ite fcrt and of births, marriares aad draths. la araks II egrat- in full Iba-11. required. Ths »als. of lira iisliatics. depends upon Ihur completeness and acruracy. AddilteoalamtediMnte are iroodsd to the tew of 1511, forth, lacerporalIonpf faearaaoe Com- amended by Aet So. MS. ls<7. Far full laforwratian relaile. to tbo drA-ela is tbooe lass, 1 ra.peetiotly rafor yeo te the Secretary of Btalo, ia whom Drpurtm.nl lbs; belong. r Oat of the various Htate hoards aatborisod by law. lb. Board el Aaditorn 1. the only ear rwqatr ed to pabliab a report at Its pracvVdiexs. tfoait of them, aro not rvqnlrad by aav paa.iatoe ef law, te iiparl Irlkl Iragialatare. er io aey oftbe Mata anlbontirn. Il ate aafteqeeolly eemsra. ia tb. rraaaeetloe af th. bsmaeas of ths Ulate, that r.frr.oce most messaailr be mad. by on. t>» partawet tolhatraaraelioa of anolhir, aad for. waai of soeb rrparte taouerraleaoo to fraqueat' ly experienced. 1 reaommen 1 the paaaay. af as Act. repairing all Stela Boards io make aaaaal or biennial reports. Aftersalalsrral of four veers, lira peeptenf tbs United HisU*. bays again been called' epon la elert by llralr snlfraye., tb. Chief UagUlralo «f lb. 5alien. WtthBnunBiila.il. rarely wltaoas•d. they U.S ealted Ibe hiybrat pl a*. In tira gift uf th. Aararican people, a man who owes bls po aitioo to bls own abiluira. and to ibe r*eo<aitrea by a .realful peeple. ol Mreww. saeh as few men In lbs world's history, Uro been permitted to bit territory, adapied to lbs eaiUvaliaa af a gTratrartelyofsrmai. rsf.uMssnad frail, sad its healtblal climate—all Indicate that Mtehi<«. ahouM bnoeia a magteactariag at weU as aa agricteisral Stele- that Masse grvaU, ..ntbed Ka*land, Franc, and many of Ibe old.r Suirs of our ova censlry. Maaulbctum fain tab employ amt to old and yaasr, aad tapper! a larger popelatioa than is Jateta proportion s» tbs'manteaeiuro. ol Uw agrlreltsral and el torr prvducla. Thera markets la their Annual Report far 1868, the Board of Control suggnats the erection uf a building, to be connected with the Insjilution, to be used as a Reform School fur girls. That some pruvuiutu is needed far tho care of girls as well as toys, seems tu admit uf little doubt; whether tho two should be united may not be so clear. COLLECTION i COiYSYAJCUG 1 of the two houwe has beam built, and that u nearly ready far occupancy. The appropriation, however, has been •xhaueted. The Board of Control ask for appropri­ ations for tho support of the School for tho coming two years; for the enlarging tbo workshops; for procuring needed machinery; for the erection uf a farm Lorn; fur repairs to the main building, and to meet the requirements of Section 3, Act Na 130, Laws uf 1867. 1 believe that proper appropriations far these purposes should bo made ; but whether the full amount named will bo required, will, I sun sure, receive careful iil A brautifal nwro wateriag lbs eeaslry. a»d nadlag llwir satiate late Ibra. Iskra, fsmUlosj toaUilMa far eownens aad sCsHing gnte bydraslM postils pretestaadprospscil.e banal railroad—luniiabing sasy aannsnieatiaa with retry portion of Ito Itato, and all parte al lb* sonliasni; il. nobl. fuels of pins sod other lim­ bo. sow so Isigvly sxsarltd to other Slates and lil ill sera with law. fbrolabad fall nets of blanks aud bus; IS 1067 raaariry girt losraaasf rates la oar lams, eor forests, oar mica, aad to all of lb. prodacte o' lb. Stela. . .ram. of lbs Mtehboriag Stales ba«o aMourog' h! IK il ii t, i-1 ir 3 bare h.d a taaderer torrpel, rather ibaa allrocl. It Make* the Beet Stitch, Hi Li 1 ih h i! H ' tu For fear yeara oar orantry was deraala'ed by 1 tract that tbo law. bearing on Ibis sah)m. rebellion and ei.il wsr. Tbe wsr had loaf been will be eerrtelly rvtiewte. and sock logl-lalioo .impressed ; lU spirit A rebel I on. strife and .d/u.rad „ will l>nd tn fw.t.r. and rrcoerara th. discord aldl .listed. TU twento d.-ired Ume. In tho management and discipline of the State Priam, there seems tu be a Ci degree of efficiency. Tho Prison ns yet, never been fully self-sus­ taining : it has lor aom» years been a hoary tax upon tho Treasury of tho State Tho number of convicts on the 80th of November, 1867, was 582, an inervaso of 80 over the previous year, and on November 30th, 1868—622, and increase of 40 since 1867. The earnings for the fiscal your end­ ing November 30, 18G7, wore 657,856-' 58, amd for tho rear ending November 30,1868,685,238 60. Tho disbursement far current expenses for 1867, wl-ro 880,­ 268 29, and far 1868, 804,136 47, bciug 631,809 56 mure than the total earnings far tho same period. The appropriation^ made by the last Legislature, have been expended. Tbo now work-shop haa been completed, and the building for tho insane convicts will soon bo ready fur oecnpaury. There has been paid from the Treas­ ury of the State, for tho two yvanl, fur current expenses of tho Prison, 847,000; and for now buildings aad improvements, 828,000. Total, 875,000. During the last year, the old contracts having expired, new contracts have been let, aad the convicts are now working at an average advance of about forty per cent It is estimated that the earnings and current receipts for tho present years will amount fully to 8100 000, and tha; tho expenses will nut bo materially fa­ p:j far S.K dt IkR. COOK'S lira, is this diractio. ras rasrraly Ml to sltoui is cur te-itera ajoodlv parties of ths Uxrlh; Is. A editor Gra.ixl, tb. amount o' lands reeerrrd by sslgtsnia, win to seen grate «'i»l aro faek ttrasas^sref rarra .raig foraeteber aaeadlag is see sheets. mrate might steo ba f-u.d edriraUla, .. sppltoosaarracnsaa ------------------ ,__ bo of barvioe to thesn in oftef Ufa. The net comings of UoedsMifcv 1867, wen 86,000, and for 1868, <7,000. Beside the appropriation tor srreorSMd far thT1- - ’ - 1 sutonll to roe lira Importance of prorldlox a ssilatsd ssil divided the eoaalrv, art new to U .B.l rBn.k,lil. n_luei.nl lurv.r af th. raiilrd foferer ! TUI newer, anratnra. aad toe- JUST THE SANE MARNER, h' • Mi nli hn wmk was partially proeraated by the lai. DrThepeopl.of ibe Blate Uro ietnrsled Io von Irontl.M Boo<hlun, whose sudden dealt pal a •lep io tb>a Important work. Pmall apprapria- yrn.ernponslbilitiee ; lUy bares riyet lees’. EVERT MACHINE IS VARMANTEI ialatioa, as will lead le lU d...lopm*nt of tU nasi and neh resources. Ont of any oar raeti.n only, bat at IU wUle Hlata. aad ef all its yrrai in thia Village, to a n Be Surcio See thit Machine, MONEY TO LOAN “FLORENCE SEWIN6 NAOIINL* Home Fund^to provide a temporary torau- for inOrm aad soTOy Nieblgaa as Uieia, at lU liar par llo.pl.sl. ia Drtri.n, lie maaayrtarai, by ib.Hlate Military Board, la wbooa rar. il wai to- Quoauilltus UIU CUK UKHBr r. DXLhWl.V. She Sajtiugs ganntr. confidently hoped that the time hu arri­ ved, when the State Prison will bo soil­ sustaining, and no longer require aid from tho Elate Treasury, except for ad­ ditional buildings, aud Other necceaary permanent improvement’'. The time ia not far distant, when provfaiona will be roqt' ’ fur “ ■ “*larger number, than can be rod with the ... .....____ f'the prison. 1 thb will not be neccaacry next two years. The present CHEEWTOYSiFREHT: ^Anr BBOTHEH-S BOOKS DRUGS, J. P. ROBERTS & CO. COMPLNTK AMKMTWK.it OF column of thus paper wi Prespeetua of tbo Chfcaf aUrst paper ln lb* Nort living embodymont of ths M latten!ppi Valley. pie as a Western Metro* devoted totheir wants ar of aliolasacs that popufa tarsi region. Rkad, th and see If you do r.ot youzWf, kind reader,am tortal question, writta frequently interests ou well written articles, b CHRlfTMX8 PRESENTS, BTC., rom beiag what they a aro needed, and tho Prieon should be fan- • XI'AN IX /USTISGV tten of a Justice of the I* and Two Regents of the Also, for the elec Uon to a Craven. Ion yet tu w nomination of ii Circuit Judge for the 8th Judicial district. And to transact such other biialmwa as shall camo before ____ provider.! for an -----------__ compensation of the Agent and others officers, for 1867 and 1HJ8. The salaries hitherto jmid to thee,' officers, seem to be unreasonably small; certainly smaller ‘han ia allowed in other States for tbo duchnrgo of similar duties. I recommend that a reasonable, but permanent addition to these salaries be made. Tho suggestion of tho Agent As Us lush will be Trcatadou! STATIONERY, J. p. mem & co. 1.0. at O.F.-T> C brothers were duly Ins respective positions, on Ing last, by D. D.G.M. Grand Marshal of the Q ht,eku|n win ban,Bindfromliwn tosoaptlbeprorMias of th. foadameate! 'tU pr.yre.tlra lmprw..anenl aad spirit uf We plane before our readers tn thia sue the Inaugural Message of His xeol!t£cy Hkxxt P. Bauwix. It U an able and interesting Document, which, we trust may receive tho careful perusal of every citixtm of the Peninsu­ la State. All of its suggestions aro re­ plete with wisdom, and if shaped, so far as is requiritejnio Laws by the Legisla­ tare Io aUrort to plocM Oo tho beach. tbaaa who ture, will beyond all question, bo pro­ in la all rwjKU boat qnaiUted to IU them.' ductive <d tho beet interests of the State Maa; of lU elerU maple; *Ha ordinary B«t. generally, and do much to redeem the The rapidity with wbieb aitrawUa forests srs bung destroyed, sad lbw eatimniy llral witbls a low ; rars all Iboac betoayiay la b.dlr ideals, wlU fair feme of our State from the terrible blow it received during tho room 1867 and 1868, both by Gubernatorial Votes, and the rejection of the proporaxl Con­ stitution by the people. xv. i__ ___ • !___ ‘ l'"W«tera pneea. ‘ PICTURES, *. month eeay be expected AU possible credit hi du Root, Gen. Mljcrr, and for their untiring effiat opeedleat pooslble com important thoroughfare Gold & Silver Watches, •' Araorira. A For- “. aparanpr ate ...raw, Iur . W-j „ PICTURE PR A UTS Sslii Silra aifl PM Vm. 35‘it teirKUfs t; TBSMyS0I6 CABINET, <?. O. AT.ir.wnwr siuus HUI rn, rates P.O; J.Mana, N Westoa. V. G; D. R. C W. W. Kelley, P. 8; Treasurer; Charles Sm Powers, C. N. Bronson Monger, I. G-; P. U-; A tsN.G.; MlloL. WUU O.; H. A. BosmI. R- 8 ia destined to be at no of the first Lodgws in bld it God spec J in th which the FMternity Itoprseeutetlvrs to the �**A OTHUL FAM W unr iranr. ■tefclg— CnatrtU KallraU. tUl Winter Arrangement. IBM. uh. CoJrUw-ll. C. Batter. Xolloe-M. fteeby. Wait JVasss Tea* Hois to Mn R. A. Auss's Improved (aew Mrlei Heir Reeurer er Unealag.—ia os* bottle. Price Oat Poller. Brerv Druggwl mH* H. Rcmrmiikr tho Temperance Lecture, by Rev. Mr. MARan^t the Court House on Friday evening. lie 1* an eloquent apeak er, true aa steel.an all the moral quaatlona of the day, and will bar • many thing* to say that will profit the whole community. Foolish ix th« Extrkmk. The ef­ fort ef certain fanatic* to organise a Temperance political party. Let the people be educated to avoid all that tntoiicatea, and all la well. But no moral reform ever yet triumphed by a resort to tho field of party strife. We depreci­ ate the moreihent a* one calculated to give u*/ree w.Mikjf. ■■ » ■» Report haa It, that Gio. II. Keith Esq., the popular Landlord of the "Ha*ting* Hon**,” ha* told hi* Hub I In thia Village, to a gentli-man troni Jackaon for SI1.000. We do not know /what ar* the fact* in tho ear* »ave what rumor **y*. but precuioc it may br true, and If co. we shall get «M loyal man tr >-n Jackson a* a reo-d.-nt of our Vll- iMFRevixa.—W* learn that R. H. Cook Eoq.. who haa been quite mri-iusly rick for some time paat ia Improving, and 1* ae aa to be alouthi* uaualbu.Jis*** a portion of the time. 1 n eorum m ./with thia antlre community w* *ri»h him a speedy and complete restoration to health, and a prosperous bust liras at hi* Rew office. ot vur State, aad if Jumfoe were done, not a enol of them all .h.mld bold any Fettered office for all time to com*. 1 bo people oho~e lbvir Representedvta and Kenaknefor the purpose of cboudng Ibe r Senator no a part df their legttiiimta du­ ty. But thia lobby, all In tha lutermt ot ona man, go there by bundreda Io farce upon tha |>eople a enator, that umnuneted the I^gtelature would not hare 8al.ctad. It may not be criminal lor man to spend thousands of dollar* to force upon the people th*men. for high offic­ er*, they do not approve, and who by the people could not be aelected, but It la at laaat at war with tbo pr.ueipko aod'policy of the Republican party, and cannot bat result in tu defeat at the poll* at no dlatant day, If thia oauise uf action l» persisted In. We ar* Riad to know that tho friend* ot Go*. Blaiu, and Repra-ontailve Frkry, traa.ed their intervat In the band, of du- men cboaan to aUect a Senatur. and would ne.tber use money or allow thou friend, to. In bringing uu.aide influence* to con­ trol tbo action uf the agent* of the pcufilo. To-day thi* course did not win, but he trust the limoi* not in tho distant future, when fur a min to expand money to win a nomination fur a political position ■hall dam him to political infamy. But notwithstanding wo cannot do lose than condemn in tho »trunge*t tarn-.* tho mean* wo belitro were utod to occur* tho re-election of Senator Chandler, wo have no duubt he will taka car* uf the iatsrret* of our State, with hi* wonted ouergy, and hi* unfaltering dowtiou to the i>ur»unal welfare ot all who may have aay business to iu'.iu*t to him u* their Senator. Chandler ia a man who never tin* in serving bi* friend*, aud who in all tho in all tho past, ha* boon true in every emergency to the principle* and policy of the Republican party, and whose every vote aud apouch in tho tsenUe meet* uur unqtialiliod approval. Ti» nut uf hi* habit* either that we cjtnpla.u, for we have known him long and welt, aud believe but little, il anything, wc hear on thia aubjeet Nor i* it yet that ho i* Senator Im-cuu*s that i* au orcotnplished fact, and whatever is—Popo aay* , ia right. But the mean* used to secure hi* election, ia in our judgement extremly detrimental to the jierpotuity of free i institutions, and the life of the Repub­ lie. But for all of thi* Mr. Caxanutn may not ba responsible,and wo trust, that that hi* course as Senatur will honur the wisdom of the men by whose vote* he ia re-elected. X, Thi Cnicaao TRiuvxR.*-In another SPECIAL noticed column of thia paper wilF'De found the Pioapeetua of the Chicago Tribune. the ablest paper in the North-West aud the living rm body ms nt of th* Interest of Altov w. IS rail <M>r S4IV.IH.* i*s» FUSCA the Mlaaimlppl Valley. We earnestly RATIOS UP<’UM(*UC»U KXTUMT BUCHf. Tto- »**»*ral n*r«* ■** UL'CllC. LMig Lr*i, commend It to the attention of th* peo­ Cuteto. ]<M>l|M' Ifcrrw*. ple ae a Western Metropolitan Journal, devoted to their wants aad the boat good of all elaoK* that populate thia agricul­ tural region. Riad, their prospectus. «nd see If you do r.ot wlab to enro l youzaatf, kind reader,among Ito trona. BOWNE A GALLOWAY, BANKERS. -ore Iwriihy ..4 reb«.l * om* i,. tbs mors libsrtMS be h Iscliesd to lots with his ews phyrnqu*. It u sssw «o**olsltoe t* lbs sMarrily «s*k sud to kunv ihsl tboy coo bo w tsrig^ud »»d boll! *p. by • p-.jK-r of lb. mrent which •sMms h*s pl«e*d ol Uwir <Ii*|>u**l, os Is hot* s ___ HAKTnvOM, . -_^i M188 E. WILCOX. HASTINGS, Dry M Giiceritt, root* Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRERTdN, General Grocer, TO CONSUMPTIVES. MAIS BROTUElts. Dnift leditiis, Grama, r^im. otu. rjjunum. art xm Mror. LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! HTDE&PHIHDLE. The Chicago Tribune: IMlT.TtHnULT AU WEE1LT Saiilm i Hanamien, H. A. G(MIDYEAR, Baiter 4 Sitton Data, OH! THOR CORNS !OH1 Tnoan CORNS. [Morwfag Paptr, -4a*9- *•] - I OH MYl tUH MY! 1 ean’t stand It: but be did. for be a.-nt right off aud got Costar's' Corn Solvent, HEARTH and HOME ^r^W UtWK STORE, 18JOT. I.MT1JL /-JCrKTn. rAXKKK XoTMXX. SANTA CLADS” Haijtolcn. ■nd cntdpnsr. WILLIAM WKIGIITMAX. I. O. of O. F.—The following named brother* were duly inshdtod into their respective positions, on hatunlay even­ ing lari, by D. D.G. M. Geo. H. Dawrr, gan, aa officer* of Hasting* Lodge No. M. I. O. O. F. for the current term, end­ ing with the tint meeting in July 1MB, <vtat F.G;J. Mana, N,G;P. V. (RGco. Preston. V. O; D. K. Cook, Secretary; W. W. Kelley, P. B; Tboma* AltoR, Treasurer; Charles Smith, W.; Samusl Powers, C. N. Brensou, O. G.; H. H. Munger, I. G.; P. U.; A. M Rork. R. B. to K. G.; MUo L. WUlfama, L. B. to N. G.; H. A. Buaoel. R.B.8.; Oto. Bred. L. 8. B. The R. and L. 8. to V. G.; have not yet been selected. I bb Lodge ■ownumben* «1 active niem1-er», and CARRIAGE FACTORY which the Fraternity la devoted. The RopreeentaUvre to the Grand IxxU*. to moetaf Lansing on the 20th in»L are P. G., Noman Bailey, and P. G-, Jacob I AM TO BELL Genuine -Artielea. Al IM LOWfi-TroreuBLK k VTSXeiv. grring wy Castsaos** lbs VgMT BUT tn**. T—»• Hit DtKYILU 1MOT. Drug & BSokitors. STATIONERY & NEWS DEPOT, Cmwdkd opt.—Wo were oblige to omit last week, the article on the 8*nslorial quo*: Ion, written by one who frequently interest* ear reader* by hi* well written'articles, bc«au»e we could not find room for it and the Report of the proceeding* of the Board of Scmvtaona. Se plans excuse u* friend. Oii.Y8rvKX Miles of the track of the O. R. V. R. romalna to be laid to btlng It te the depot In this.Village.— The care ar* new running regularly to 'Vermontville, aud before the end of the month may be expected ia Haotlng*.— AU pooriblo credit is due to Hon. A MOO Root, Gen. Mixty, and th*lr amnefoto*. for their untiring effixto to give ue the ■poodlcst possible completion of this important lhorou<hfard sad V lisas l'»«p*r*y. Tor Tsis**, 1 IS. Re., isqrirw si lb* ->*ss •* Hkxbt R. Cootar, 10 Crooby Ft. N.Y. Or, Johm F. Hrxrt (Fu cms-r to) Dumas BarrmsACo.JI Park Row.N. Y 4 ttold by r. 0 ACKLIT A CO.. UvUsa* Mieh. �Bki FIRE CAPS DRY GOODS. ' U7 r. okatXcai*, i*» c KtthMl, fcsr. of th*' fl »•<»■ Cea. Builrifif. GaarrSsj-TLAxaCrrv, UTn0ct 1863. —Twenty years ago Utah was a desert waste, 1.2U0 miles from any settlement or navagablo rivers. Now it may be termefl • •.•fiowricn-ff yuung State," containing 100/IQQ inhabitants; its territorial extent Wig ■nes711,000 square miles,eon taimsg 80 flourishing towns and dtkw, 100 poet­ offices, with grist and saw nulls, woolen manufactories, and divers other branch­ es of the mechanical art, equal to those ot the oldest States. It haa over 100 churches and 120 school bouses, 3 thea­ ters favorable comparing with any in the croaeod tho wilderness of Iowa, and on the banks of the Misaiaiuppi drove their stakes; the place was then called Pottawstamie county. Here the place now Known as Council Bluffs was laid out In 1847 some 160 of advance men push­ ed on to Salt Loks Valley aad fixed on (he present site for the city. Brigham Young then rcUnccd his steps accompan­ ied by a fow hardy, perr eve ring piunoers; the remaining brothers determined to force mother earth to yield hr harvest! to their toil In 1848 numbers returned and found tho valley had answered their demand most bountifully, iu one who frvsw.1 thcino fearful plains 1 cun imagine their dreadful privations and hsrd-shipii; yet tb© persevering industry oi the emi­ grants was proved by tbo fact that during the four months journey hundreds of yards of doth was woven. The first printing press ever taken out West of tho Missouri was established by (ho Mormons al Independence, in 1832 la 1850 there was not one shingle roofol Iwum in Salt Lake City; now it loutaina over 20,000 inhabitants The emigration from Europe from I860 to 1867 tates at about 80,000 souls and from the States about 24,000. The total expense uf in­ troducing them was about 88,000,000. The emigrntwu for tho year hu been estimated al between 4,<A)0 and 6,000. -Ofthus emigrants, about one third have paid their own expenses: tho balance have depended upon the “Pcq>etual Emigradun Fund,’’oignnixod somo twenty years ago. composed of legacies, contnbutions, tithes aad funds drawn from various sources iu Europe and America. .That fund still exists, and is ia daily course of accumulation; oven this present year some $150,00(1 hu boon contributed iu Balt Isik© City alone to enable oihcrs to reach America. It has been assorted that Utah hu done much directly and indirectly to developed Califomia, Neva, da, Idaho, and Montana, by aiding them to work their gi Id and silver mines. Salt Ijiku Valiev is 40 by 12 miles, aad b'es iome 4,2(A) feet above the au. Tbo Lake is 15 miles from the City, 100 by 50 miles: tho Lear, Heber and Jor­ dan rivers fiuw into it; il hu 7 islands ia it, aixo 12 miles or less. The water is so dcnsly impregnated with salt that 3 quarts of water will yield I quart of salt. No fish can lire in its water and 'tis said it would be a phj-sieal imjxnubility for a human being to sink in it *1 be ix>pulaa belief is that when tho Great High­ way is finished this city will bo tho great Wastoni watering place. The City is in a beautiful valley—tho peaks ot the Kirruundiiig monutaixs aro cover free from snow It hu twenty wards of 0 blocks ouch, each ward i ontaiuing 9 acres, —the streets measuring from wall to wall 125 feot, and laid out lilro. t!-o Qua­ ke© City at right angles. Through near­ ’ ly every street there runs a stream of mountain water, which is used for irri­ gation. Fruit abounds; this season the merciless grasshoppers strimted everyThere ia a miliu ry post itume three miles out—Camp Dou flas, Maior W.H.Lewia, commander.. C JtLS. Durkee is Governor of tho territory; W .. H Htwp -rer, _, delegate in Congress; Albert Carrington, Attorney General; Daniel ELM ells, Mayor. Episcopal service* ore hold in Indenetuietrcs Hall by liev. G. W. Foote’ aadT.W. Hankins. Jewish clothing storewn bound, and-there aro a considerable number of Gentiles. AU outside of Mormonism are called by the Saints Gentiles. (The tabernacle in an immense eliplieal building. Mating over 8,000 people. -There an buudayn two enlenainments are given. I call them that, for with tho exception of tho prayer it teemed jolly end amusing. 1 hoard Oraoa Pratt out of the “Avert Mis," discourse an Banday. Ho gave the people to understand that the City of th© Saints was, without doubt, the blessed chosen spot whore they wAd all be glorified and made joyous m the coming of the Millenium, end live 1,000 rears in hapnineea. He told them they should nil bo there. Ho would Moot them there, and not only them, ftif be would meet the fishes of the sea, the birds of the air, and the eattle of the fields there too; in fact, be gave .them to understood clearly that they were bully boys, and their goose would hang high iu spite of outside presuro. His hearers were mostly j«reono of bat ordinary appearance; more tamales thou males. and tho greater part of them | foreigne.ru; children were abundant. There ewrmod to be a spell of complete confidence around, boanr.g the odor of bigotry, axnl-oho could almost imagine that in Ufe “g® of ©nliphtment, tho Egyptiait 'Arbluis was endowed with Mfs, mffbeld swas in the tempi* of Irfa Baft. rssMMu asm ep j. ..u. toiAmnia. may hope for admusou, but not before. Bwpubhren principle will bo Maintained hero eventually, and ywr (rt man rtsspotism trampled into duet." As the track approaches wo hear that tho Lion of tho Lord, • President B.Y., aspects tu receive a Revolution shortly to the eflbet that Polygamy ceases among the Latter Day Saints. Deseret, tho name given to the city, I find to bo reformed Egyptian, end signi­ fies Honey Bee. Over one of tho gates to tho entrance of the 1‘eophct, Boer and Buvelator's domain there is a bee hive and boos to ehow that “drones hive not there,” and indeed tho entire community seem to be industrious to a great degree. Their recent demunstration on the "T“ road under contract of their President ia proof of this. NEW ADVEBTISEMEHTS. CASH STORE ' UNIVERSAL CLOTHES V/RINCEH *»k uaUt-< **Ow!kM»S* lull writs tbs.* waMmk! „ stately. A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. JOB DCPARTX All klala sf Jo* Pcnrro *i« -U, I. Ha* bwt M/i*. w a, Eusinres a BEST REIEDT TET DISCOVERED. All Hastings Outdone ®t« U Arrnl i.MTriM. ho: FOR AUSTIN Bl GENERAL. HEALTH RESTOOEB. 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MM. ^HOULDER, ARMS 1 GEORGE PRESTON NEW YORK, BOSTON, Lad New l^uffiiiuil Cltiei : a Supper similar to thaone jurt diaraseed ' upon retirement on each oceusioe. “Tha loco ling Oranit Court Cutnmi-doner,” was prupurod, a-d repaid call* w-ra , made far W. L Cobh, who on account i of illite- had ju>t retired. Dr. Elk pr.po.ad the tea.t “Mi Idtoville—Her past, praeegi Bffd future." In response i to call* Mr. .Kan.n dark aro*e and in a apeach of some length, gam an interaetisg account of tha early • ttaia uf this plana, and a deerriptton of her natural, apoke at euoasderaUe length upon the present condition of our town. Her inbabitants, churches, echoils, tnauufacturns and business facilitioe, and from her past aad present, ha predicted a brilliant future. "The member* of the {wofossmns ; Law aud Medkius." In rewpouse Dr. Baker, made a few welltimed remarks upon tho de^rubility ot harmony among the proCeeeijn*, anl uf the bearing at each toward the rthar, aa members of the same or dLfurent prufsmiun. ■'The supper aad company " proposed by Dr. Eilia elided a happy r*.]«jaw from H. Olmsted. The q* akar showed that such festive gathering* were ex­ ceedingly prufiiable to eucioty, and actnatiy in Impenribla to mutual good-fool­ ing. He pail tho Hart, end. proprietor a eomplimeat'for their excell- nt supper, snd inferred from present condition uf tho table that the victuals, at least, hsd found aa appraciatiro andieaee. Dr. Ellis proposed : 'Th* Middleville members of tho Bar.” Mr. Wright, waa called out, and after settling—by rafsmng to tho Middlevilliano tempe­ rance Labite—the kind of fl probably moat in the toaat, proceeded to give a douuled *.-eount of tho part aad preeeut raevnbm of the Mid Uuvillo Bir. He raferrad in glowing tome to the elo­ quence penoual attainmeuu, aad amia­ ble charact. r uf Asa C Leonard, who THE LATEST OBAJTO DISCOVEET. Groceries and Provsions, • feci. vrervikleg K**sM«*bsMe L Figure 2 Sewing Machine, AOJtMTHlMfe MMW Far tha Farmar* af WleMna! T. PRaUrX. or UaMI.s*. bevieg F-r«be NUMBER 39, with thia company in tho amueemeute jf tho awning ; and tot thia oc-arion ha ■had upon in tLo fuiur aa tha begin- I fair blondaa. For <m?s boot water draaa, ■ng of a naw am in goodfo-ling mutual a thrifty tanner's wife or daughter ean I select nothing Utter, mure rvegaat ar in-re-t and mntnal tmn-uv-nv-tt 'more serviceable than iriah f«pau. Tha compaay than adjourned to tha Good quality, frucn twaatv to twenty-four d<i hall" in tire Cottage, whan- with inebeo wide, can Im had'for two and a Fur a manic and curds we had a “night id it,” , half to three dollar* per yard Inide. une in white, tnmrued with nar­ a Ijouniing al 12 oduck, sine die. row folds of white ostia, would bo owperb. their stock of good* to Mr. D*a new aad all .gantly finished and ?.mrnudiou» -turn, ojiposito B. 8. Dibble"a ua Main street, addM. M. Brindle, now ocrapM tlio buil'iitig vacated by the ramuva..— IL Berish A Co have removed from the K—t to the Wart end uf exchange Bl. ck to the store left vacant by M. M. Prindl-. Geo. C. Worth, Attorney at Law, Lai removed tram this Tillage tu'Heating* Dr. G. W. Mattiaute Dentist haa tv turned toMiddlorille, intending to locate liarmanently. Office with Dr. Ellie in 2d I •lory I'uat Office buuding. Bound linen collan are worn, aad. meet ia fruat with a knot ur bow uf rib­ butt Hair ia still worn high, aad frixaad, ciuqiod end curled, and thrown into gen erai cunfnuua II can's hair curia nat­ urally. it abuuld be worn flowing. It ia at once more healthful and graceful, be­ cause mure natural. Luri* cut short in ; front, and graduated to tho Leak, look “Pauinrs," or fly-away euatunis. for the better for cteal, delicate faces, than one town an<l country women and maiden, who w.ku me the l-rrn, ur tell nxv> aud boy* about walking sticks ur tho “Turkish btxvt. We "grww up" in the country, fared in B tknaliouee, end know all the crooks aad turns of “practicing eeunomy ’’ And there's nothing like H fur dismaying “genius;" aud it requires “genius" to make an old dress look as wed as new,—turning it other aide cut, front side behind, top end down and put­ ting the triming on in new figwrm to hide a darn or a patch; to be able to eeo a uew suit for litUe Kus ivtoe out nt Fuasm'a draea ttiat she ruined ia a I rain aiunu; aad the olA cloilms D*«r } Uriaka tue ' ** waived hie brilliant pruopect* fur the thing fine fur fire-y-.ara^dd Teuur. Ihvrv ia th., me,num lie* the |isth u! ' future, and did fighting for hi* n-untry gomi eerou and good taste. Many peuMr. B. H. Fuller, now. doconaa Lraceiwd pi» have a mi-taseu n-Aivu that "goo I ■ an eulogy aa able aa even him«alf CouH , Urie" is a purahaaoabie cumoduy, and I have prunuunced ia bia bort day. kir. 1 that uely rich people can afiord it We Wright, in concluding his afluwoa to this know that —wy can aad doe* afford i velvet* and ornament uf tha Mid Deville Bar eaid, that although unable to nope with him at that time, ha, nerertlioleas had always regarded him aa a warm peraeual friend, ’ with no richer urnamen CUton a ruetebnd or a knot uf bright ribbua. and as one whoeo metnury would not A littlo attention given to harmony of wane while life loots la referring to color* end eflective contrasts, is ultra hi* uKDWsor in office Mr. CuLb.be said, productive of mo<t excellent results. A he ia a man ia whom tha people can woman wbu is tidy and tasteful in bor dress, is quite apt to be so in bor hum place implicit confidence and bethought arrangements. Uno such woman in a that the jieojJe had placed him in a po­ migbburboud. ia a bring gospel of uno sition fur winch he was well qualified, u! nature's prime hw.—harmony. For winter, the first tiling to lie con­ aad in which ho would earn for himself Wiwrllanit. sulted ia wormtt. Men hare the rood deecrved popularity. In speaking uf the “Junior member" sense-te understand thia; wuuien shirts, and drawura, aud sack*—wadded coate, of the Bar Nr. Carreth be said that warm glovia or nnttetus and thick-oolod Motlevilu, Jan. Sth 1869. Mr. C. came to thia town abuAt two bouts. Women are becuming more Eb Banna. Last evening we were yean ago, taking charge of our Village iwnsiblo about uno thing* than they i honored with an invitation from L.u Hon. School, and employing all hi» leisure used to is but uncommon to find womc-iHarvey Wright, to attend a sapper giv­ hoar* in tho study uf law at hi* (Mr. en ua his retin meat from the office of Wrights) offioo. He said that Mr. CarCircuit Cuvrt Cunuaisaiuner. Tho sup­ veth ia acquiring knowledge uf his pruper was gotten up by Middleville's senior feeeiun, had rarpamed the expectations diapcnsible by every women. Have Landlord, Mr. P." Leonard uf tho “Cutt-, of hunevlf as well aa every other member them coma dawn to the ankle aad draw ** r them. High Backed, age.” And to say that Mr. Wright or­ of tho Bar with whom ha wa* acquaint­ wrapper*, ur nets are dered it, aad that Mr. Leonard superin- ed. and that now ho consider*! th. ju­ qaito nec—__ and — also Ithick ----aolad ded its arrangement, is equivalent to nior member an honor to the Bar of balmural or Polish b.»jbi Buttoned b<>>te sayiug that it was good. Thu genu [in­ Middlevilh, and Barry County as well ara still in vuguo and ara preferable, being suuoert fastened. Fur children, vited worn, the common council, the Mr. Clark proposed •'The Common lartan stockings era prat7 aud can be members of the Bar, including Mr. Oubb, CuunciL” Dr. Ellis, waa called out aad worn }ougi« than white. Finger* that Mr. Wrights suoueaeur in uffioe. Tho said that ho coppoeod that he had been mauufacture such pretty, bright looking members of the medical profession.- elected to respond te thi* toaat on ac- wuroted scarfs, tho gentlemen like .j . Many uf the pramtneut bu. luces men, ’ event of.... . ... being the “Junior member" of well to throw nl-uut ti.rir necks end and others—in all a “goodly ouuipauy." that august body. He called tha atten­ khuldertrCMti sitn^gte Turton or HighAt nine o’clock supper waa announced tion of tha eumpany to the time when thurt drome, are feshiunable fur ev­ aad tho company aseembted ia tho dinn­ there waa a superficial dignity attached ery ocearion.- At weddiag* and raoeping hall, whore wo found a table laden to tha office of “City Father," whan to tiuna or very jo tael oeremonie*, long with dMacu vianda delicious fruits and be an Alderman, a man ought to be rur- trazned dreoeee aie SJrvead. Crinoline [ delicate dishes, anl with keen appetite, pulent, rererrod and dignified, compar­ ia worn very small, and by mauy fully ducaroed; gitk under twelve years uf tho company. partook uf what Kernel ing thia with tho custom of to day. In ago wear none Iiiaa«M.ra matter ol aa iouxhauatibto store of provUiuua— luncltuiun tho speaker tai-1: Aa mem­ ta.te ur autiun with the wearer. Bright Supper war, Dr. Ik*, prvpuwd tho ber* uf tha Comm m Council, wo are culurad peticuafo ara worn, aad some at aontimaat: “Vur Hoat—the ratiring met iugetlicr with theeo IricniL, ss the' the girls have a jaunty way of iuuuiug np vu» side uf the dree* skirt, euuogh to Circuit Court Covaiuiaakmer." Mr. Car- gnort uf our o.tecmo.1 village Pranident. allow a flash of tha bright color under veth ia raapucae to this toaat, (poke in who though retiring frum au office which n rath. flattering term, uf Mr. Wrigbtk official ho haa filled with honor to himself ami Bright jdaida ara much in vogue, and earner, commending hi* prvmptnee* aad profit to the ouunty for sir year*, is re­ make cheerful lu-rao or rfrert suite fidelity tn the diecharge of official dative, minded that aa executive and piiswipal. and dwelt at tome length upon hi* peat officer uf thia village, his wurki. not yet I ■idea wiihf buinaoa rMatione with Mr. Wright.— dune, nor has be outlived hie usefulnem ' cmOcqMi--------- ------- -- ----------------- -----himfedf aa rtudont and the other aa pre­ I rand, elbow uspe, Haod with flanel. ceptor. The (peaker made eeveral wit- wa haw met, (j-erbapi with fhoe* who 1 aad caught up a little in the ba-k with a ty and well-tinxl Lite ia tho course uf haae OMsaured ua ia oar endeavors to pro­ hi. remarks, and concluded by saying tests the general weUhre of thia village) that inopinion tha Hunt had been aad with fnrilititefor ptoasura piautifnlmere than usually sncceeaful in lyo&rodwnnre aakrd to partaka to daring ths part two years, and exproso- oat, drink and ba nmny Let w than for a brief period do away with puliti- Hair is never snore beautiful than when streaked with silver thread., and a “hoary bead ia a crown of gkay.” Think of Massa, « Eix/am, or Haaan or tlx, or dear, beautiful Eva ropptng tbrir hair with dye-staff! F«son* wishing to buy fun ean wa­ rily got them at tore curt after the Hudday*. A haud^im* collar and muff of mink eon be had fur fifty dollar- roasi quahtieo far loss. Four stripe, in the tetdf u BMW cotriderod tire bright at the mode. The dark stripe is tho tenter at tin skin, aud the bort port of it. The deener the shade of stripe, the better quality of the fur, au dealers any. Canout emu-trapper buy “out Wort” tell us something .... about mink skins I and broad-nmmed and called tho “AL —The death at Gen-Rousaeau will leave the field door for thB new admiairtratiunturaad lou^beridan to Urbana. W Ut yuy his praeeaou would give to the luyal jievplo tie re. — Kossuth, following in the C^tatem uf Uanbuali and Maxrtni, haa writ**^ Vi the republican leader, of bpmu, raung them nut to lore the WpertuaitT ofpradrimuig.npub.il, —An exchange say. J.hul Early wffl take advantage of 1 rureteej Juhteoa's amnewtv ims*.jsnMtfw.v■ , . �tfrr coodllten of the village when he took up Iris residence bars In 1861, and ite condition then, with the a tiling of tho past, as rapidly as the compared ‘ prescn L Ho had a I ways strive n for the circuHBtancee will permit, and ia his } p’-Sco is one who, to say tha least, Ulitrrt m lavra of growth and does not confine hi’asolf to tho text of tho book in which it waa his fortune, or misfortune, to bo "cribbed, cabined, and confined in bis THE COUNTY SUTEINTENDEST'S BT9T1M. Ono of tho surprising phases of hu man thought, is the inaptitude of the vast mass uf mankind to believe anyI ting only through personal experience, and not then, until to <li»belicvo is to dis­ pute against facts aa plain os the sun at noun-day. No stronger evidence that it truo, is ncudud, than the fooling cov­ ertly held, or openly expressed by many, ngainst tho action of llio legislature in erecting the office of county Superintend­ ent of Schools. That our schools, fur many yoara bad failed to satisfy the demands mado upon them by a progressive and intellectual age, was a fact .that every thinking mas was ready lo acknowledge ! That our snboe) aocommodatiuns were inadequate to the wants of the fteople was a foe*, which perhaps was not so generally be1 ioved, but which tho figures of every Htato Superintendent's annual Report plainly sot forth; that in many of ita im­ portant foatures the provisions of our •-cliool law were “more honored in tho brooch than in tho observance; that in­ spection under the system of township InspoelonE, so far es {irvriding ncura'.c reports of tho condition of schools, and eocuring teachers rosily qualified for the work of educating the young, waa a nullity except in form ; that new evils wore cropping out every day, and rid E.nos growing stronger and more appa­ rent ; that in brisf wo were losing tho krurt and U't uf uur schools for want of some proper system of supervision, al­ most every ono who took; iBe pains to look over the edncafional xofiditions tit our State crowsd, and found no eno to enter a doniaL Fowl at last to look these m>ws|_come facts squarely in the face and pro­ vido for them a remedy in so far u leg­ islation could remedy them, the Legisla­ ture uf OC-7 passed the law which gave io tho state the present system of Ccunty Bupcrintendency. That there are some crude and contradictory foalurta in tho law twenty months experience has plainly proven, that tho office baa not corrected all tbc evils connected with tho rehool system that it was expected to cor­ rect, ia also true, from tho 1 act that m he always the ease with the establuh- ’ juvenile days," tin a "wide aw«k-” village like thia that Moro of the good results and soms of iwas being improved every year. That tho supposed evil'will bo noticed at a fa- 1the "alow coach" “old fogylt-.” who would not contribute to the Rail Road. turn time. . Boms of whom had done much to pre­ vent its extension to this place, will be profited Just as much financially aa those who have subecrlbod liberal Axes.a. Nek, Dec. 29th 1868. and worked pcrHttanUy la aid erf the Ed. Baxxkx.—In answer to many in­ Road now about Completed th Hastings, quiries respecting the country fa which although they may not be appreciative 11 live, 1 take this privolige of informing enough to be profited In any other way my friends of Barry Co. through the or manner. Mr. Wrights speech waa columns of your paper. Imagine your very able and listened to attentively, and gave evidence ol his ^eeu financial self Mr. Editor, standing on the western ability, public spirit and enterprise.— banks of the Great'Mfaouri River, forty His effort was cnthusla-tlcall appended mites North of Omaha and you would as ho retired from the stand. find yourself on the Eastern shore of Ne­ Mr. Cable, then marie a few wellbraska, amidst the wend era of Creation. timed temUtor, followed by Mr. Root, Standing on soil that needs no enrich­ when the rosetlngadjourned, after hav­ ment to grow the product of every North­ ing voted unanimously to recall the voli­ ern climate. The soil fa of a black sandy tion forwarded to HmiZ R. J. Grant, to loam mixed with day, a healthy dimate, present to the Legislature. caking that body to infer against raising the 5 pc: good water, plenty of timber, a good cent voted by the town. market and good society, and the privligos fur educating tho young fa not ex­ after repaired to the dinlug room celled fa tho United States. Tho State of in the "Cottage," accompanied by NebfUka fa a vast ruling Prairie, inter­ Meaus Root, Cable and Dan by as guests, whore they partook of the boumle* spersed with timber, with hero and there spread by "Unde Fblla," larbh hand. a streamlet flowing from its rocky base, After doing Justhe to lbs ivjiaat,Dr. A. twining ita way through small groves of H. Ellis, arose and cUe.sdtbe lollowing timber, watering as it were the even toast: “Junlcr John,"—the ria. ng garden uf Edon, as if it had no other member of the Bairy Co., Bar." To mission to fllljond yet the trader, tho for­ which Mr. Carveth, icsjonded In one of Lis happiest speeches. m tho stock raiser the miilcr, all cr > The next toast: "Tho village Presi­ dojndeut on the hand work of God. dent,". waa briefly re ponded lo by the Sirs, it fa generally supposed that Ne­ the Incumlcntpf that office.Mr.Wright, braska fa nearly out of the world, but to who c.oeod by saying that ho noticed convince you that it fa not, please luuk that the medical prufeadon were repre­ at tho map of the United States, >nd sented by D:'s. iterkhurst, Bakerand you will find that Nebraska fa nearly in tho center of tho tamo, with more privi­ leges of transportation than any western State ia the Union, tho great Missouri River running along ita Eastern border, and the great thorough-fare of tho world, passing through the center of our Biate uf Nebraska will eventually attain, can hardly be imagined, with her river navigation aud transportation. By rail the richness of the soil, tho energy of tho people, all combined Nekpik* shall move on and on until the world will wonder at ita wealth, with c fuw mure men - like George Frances Train, Blair, Miller, and others that wo could mention, Nebraska would more on. We would how invito the attention of the farmers and mechanics, when we look over tie broad expanse of prairie (hat lies a barren waste, we wondtt- why it fa that so many prefer to stay in a wooden country to dig their lives out amidst the clay hills, where it takes two generations to bring the land into a state of cultivation, »o that a man can work with pleasure, then there is no pleasure, for tho soil.fa SO exhausted that a man can make nothing, men fa this natural state fa not content unless he fa hording up this worlds goods, wo write from exporicnce, this fa why we shipped for Ne­ braska. Were we not sure that this countQ- fa all that wo say it is wo would not write in this wise. Many of tho settlers of Barry Co., will no doubt re­ member your correspondent My well wishso to the working class of people, indMoe me to pen these lines, if you want Humestaads you can still get them in Nebraska,. the wild land along the river ranges from five to ten dollars per acre, the improved from twelve to fifty, according to tho amount of bnprovemonta, farmora comcing to this sexion of country, can generally rant the first year or as they please. I would advfaf meut of any reformatory law, people ex­ pected too much; and from the uUior fact, which is the more weighty, that plans laid and wuek put in progress have all that intends to settle fa a now coun­ nut yot had limo to develop legitimate try to first look before they move, for what may suit one may nut another, fijr In other states, where tho office haa aa Nicholas said: I am glad that all had a longer time to demonstrate ita of­ mon don’t think alike, for if they had fsets it has becomo au tediRpensible part they would all have beoa after my wo­ of their school system Ohio, salfaticd man. Moro anon. W; B. N. with tho general featnwa of her school law, yet painfully consaous Hurt her schools uro not what they should be, te Z MlDDbxviLvr, Jan. 18th, IMO. ' looking with anxious oyo to county sty / Eo. Bauxu. On Tuesday even'.n; the ISbss, there waa a large and en­ thusiastic Fathering of the dtla-ns of Some ro»ults, ia tho highest degito this region at Leonards' Halt, to dl-cuss beneficial, r.ro .already manifest in tho Rallr ad mattcni. Bills had bmn posted twenty months that tho kw haa been in only the day before Inviting “all Jnte•pernios in our own Btate. School ros.eJ in the completion ef the G. R. V. R. R. to Middleville" to turn out. and houses are to bettor repair; addi. focal well did they reepoud.to tuat call, for impetus 1ms Been given to the building the hall won crowded. The meeting of new ones; maps chaeta and various orgraised by electing D. B. Pbatt, Esj kinds of necessary school apparatus arc Chairman, and A. D. Baixjock eeot-ta. finding their way into the schools, and ry, Preeldetrt Root, and Nrrnra Daww*re pneenL the general tuao of tho schools is mate­ nr 4 Ca.*L*. of ‘b* rially strengthened. New studios that Mr. Hoot, K-*» Introduced and enter­ tained Use raeAltug far nearly on hour — really valuable from their practical with an abte and ta'Uag »]»cchnalara ore found to many sebooh. This He requeued, and »?>owed conclusive­ is especially true of tho studies of Fhyse- ly that th : psoUealntea.el demanded •togy sod U. B- History- But these are —< V» 1— “T EWING MACHINS <opment of Its natural advantages and iresources, believing that the general Ijiroapertiy cud happiness of tbo commu­ 1nity was of more moment than ludl- and uncloudod^canopy by the Rev. J. F. Mason, James B., auly sun of John Cox of Colorado, and Ellsu 0. eldest daugh­ ter of Hajar O.y Harrington of Burt sounty Nobnuka?, . . COLLECTION: COHmiKCHG Ora Ooomr.—It fa really pleasing to peruse ths messages uf the Governors •f loyal States now being delivered. From Maine to Minnesota, wherever an Exscuiivo specks, it fa with promises, as well as roahxations that must make both incumbentand constituency proud. Ev­ erywhere finances uro in healthy condi­ tion, State debts are being reduced, and requests ore mado to the Legislatures to diminish or abolish taxes on solid wealth. CARRIAGE FACTORY! NEW YORK RAW FORTE COMPANY. HASTINGS. MICH. JUST THE SAME MANNER, Word in Season lo the Citizens 50 First-Class CUTTERS medical profession. May they prosper and a|cediiy».row rich. That commu­ nity may thereby be relieved uf the necoalty of being tick..In wider to con­ Tu« Ixixanrc uro Ftxxsr Avsostmext ever offered fa tho County. tribute to the!: pbya! cal necessities, and support. And ob; That they would I AIM TO SELL contrive some way to reduce the dimen­ sion of their fiee, in the same propertlortihat modern improvement ha» en- Wc •ic; ■zritnsr. Genuine Articles. Pllls, by adopting the Homoeopathic ’ system1 so that there shall be no greater , draw upon the parses of their patients, ' than upon tlic patients perton." ■ Dr. Ellis responded, frequently "bringing down the house with his lively sallies and phunny all udons."— The Grand River Valley Cabte. mnre esteemed by the eitlzcns of Middleville than his Illustrious namesake, the At­ lantic Cable,—may be never have a ca­ ble tertr around his oyek,—brought out end in good order. Mr. Root, who had been seated nt the head of the table waa brought to his feel by tho following: "The President of the Q. IL V,<R. R. Co. May he be able to Hoot out all opposition to the success of his favorite project." He said that 'FLORENCE SEWI11C ■tCIlll? •a%! [|E1MU»»TERS UMTS CUVE. CHRISTMAS TOYS & FREEST: HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, DRUGS, Ur4><lnr«. Cbvalaal*. Dji J. P. ROBERTS & CO. STOVES, IRON. talnment. thia gatberinc of the citisens Middleville, and their courteous treat­ ment of himself, and the evening »pe:rt with so much pleasure, would everbs one of his happ'est thoughts; that he ouhl not frame language to express bls fecllnHS.bat his counten-uieo beamline with smiles. rpoke n language not to be misunderstood by those present. An adjournment to the setting room, where a social chat was had for an hour, wboti tho cuid)mily dla|M-ncd. Each feeling that such social gathering! were too un­ frequent. BOOKS, Shelf - Hardware and Cutlery* —Tho editor of < Vermont paper says he hal a present on Christ mas morning, which “was nut a piano,but it could yell" Dodge's Clebrated Plows —Mr. Bcott, nominated for Senator to succeed Mr. Buekalow. is a man about 45, a thorough-going Radical, a lawyer by profoesfan, haa been the council uf ths PenusylvuBia Central Railreed, and oc< cuptss a respectable rank fa hid profse- Gold & Silver Watches, Stlid SHnr ail. FM Wart, —The boll of tho north Preabvteriau Church at luwa City was spirited awav twenty years ago and carried to Balt Laks City. Tho present pastor of the church has roecirod a letter from Brigh­ am Yeung offering to return tho bell to tho church at his own expense. —Victor Hue that ho was got Talar report, iny you know, operate wit Wholesale and Retail. TRI 8016 CABINET, By C« Q. AXXJSNT. �gsal and SHscrlianrous. BUSINESS CARDS. » ooaasquence have to use all their coer- : gios In pushing forward the work, and | tbsreforo have little time to spend In negotiating with each Individual land seMtiuM|uM»<^.SM«Mfiae.Ma'napt to a^ bolder far ths right of way. Friends be «•«< prwaedoes ery.to proMt" iUm liberal. Bo up and doing, and the bene- F'"**~*« «aJ—ait*. la<M. a* a rwk, the ning after the ckHCo! thei-ublie oxercl as of the oocas on, Some doesu men met at the Court House te organize a Temperance political pa’ty. We understand that there w^e thirteen signers to the call, amoag whom were thnw of clergymen of our village. We had sapposed that U>e experience of 1387 would have proven ted any dtan who cl dms to bo a Republican from pxrt>a|«Uug In such a cau'tu, tbv result of which, if anything Is ace mi Ibhed will be ths re-turatLn to political power of the Democrallc ptrty in this township.— BANKERS. QN THE HOST REASONABLE TERIS. -J? Atessrtriac Hl «<»» Lumber Wtttrvx* :HALE! —*<!<• . ur ■ <*>r*. m mmI a te-wr cbaateoOiC. sxd ri«np<U»» from »»d p»U« “**o lbs teat a Ul«ue *f ibeir «< aa er«.rd>a(i7. ibuirb^d*. *ad mads. «hkb tbs tan lift uf tbu milm l„ („t. t *-4.4.—»<. nuri/t*/ >. ib« pr*»d dsUdrrstaq* "r "•« •»**•' «“Uiua*, ■«! ih«7 bare u.. wleU •" wu«*cs env*sa. His* . "«*«•. •» jhismsmi •• •-* systoM .ad iavIgteaMa AUr,1’“*4' nBud*“’• N—,m.J n.p«l.lk»nl. .T..IP— rance man, and all or nearly all, that ib. public I. co.-wmcd. «d «<».■>. I. u.« bup« ter fifteenycaro has been done by It: and •“ »'•« stumpt. ur i«n ur la tbs n«r. yet tlieeo men prefar that the moral !>•» te«o tb« sb**t usaic** sreerw *r vss re. element lu Am-1lean p..Utica shall be "T «“«•». •»-« «ud«dts ornh u-.t .« P dl.Oo.dM and tho O d c^ru .tlculaU re- Pr',UrT t- tkU M.atr7 U H -U. turned to power and place, tccauac for- ' rZ."i'12L.M.ir"*r“l J “*** . 1 -oithth. lutependmitu.dor of God J* 80cnt-—The Good Templars* social will be he’d at the rrsidonce of Mrs. J. Templars, are m>t perm tied to rule the party of Justice, free !om and reform.— W. Stebbins, next Friday evening. A W<- learn that this Bak>rs dozen of general attendance u solicited muu.at thi. mooting - u.Friday evening cbooe six del 'g-ites to the Couveurion at JackM-aou the 26th, to form th - St to Tenipcrntioe ptriy, as repnsentauves road, leaving this village about 0 A. M. from Barrj-Co only, vta. Rev. E. Cun­ BEIL ESTATE 4 W8DBAJCE BOWXE A GALLOWAY, Dn (Ms, Griteriei, score a awr»rt on cut a.v» ArxorcT.vxt. H-»ku»y CuiMni. Ukb apreval lyssrs Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, Drift Medicines, Groceries, za/xrx.o/x.x iux.rwwrt. • errr trtrm sxeor. ADMINISTRATORS SA1X TO CONSUMPTTVZS. Groce rine and Produce, and returning about 8 P. M. Success to the enterprise. wo eball. to, but In our judgem.xu the To wh„ dr>iir lk b‘r , movement lau tcrriu.o uiL take, un<- that pmcri|.iUm —.a i,«e ut Will set the cauec of Tim;eronCv back lor pr«p*ri»s >i><! fifty years, id Michigan. I »«y »Ui s».d • .ur» c« HYDE&PRINDLE. AFPUXirrKD.—The Judge has appoint­ tho January term ot tho Ci.culi Court ed lion. C. G. Holbbook, P.-o«ecutln< ^t'orocy. ad inlri-n, t’> Oil the vacancy inanafo the County of Ba.ry : WULam IL CUe, E. i. Telling, occasion.! by th-- death of the Hon. Charles Baker and Alonso D. Hurt .n of Fkaxk Atxux. Thia Is aa excellent HECRJCK A CU< K, Salta & Hanesaaiffl, The Chicago Tribune. Bigge, ef Ca tl.tuu; Ephrau ah.Uuc<c, i’-'D. M. Pratt, and Joseph Cole, al Hastings; Washington L. Dow, i ng.' H. A. GOODYEAR, . .......................... ......... will be completed to Mas:ing« thia E. Frisk, Wtn. Bristol,and John »r* aud rrvaie imp-d-iu.au u>' Week. We hope *>• The people h re Joieiih .. .. .... . . I. a ore Impatient, an 1 tha go al ot Ue com­ pany demnnda its camplct on at the Towle, David Demery, and V. O.Bi.cu, of Maple Grove; John VanDernlkrr, etr'Jeit paotble mo ueot. Corts P. Pendlll, Isaac Willson^and John Berber, of Prairieville; A. 4. Palmerton, of Woodland. Baiter & Ersbame Dealer, Mill, TU-WUUT AIS WEEKU miffi Having bought the entire Intercet of - P. Dbake, in- the late flrm of F. D.1 .TCley A Co.. and made largo add--' Goes to the stock, a eoatlnuencv of the pub'dc patiouaceso liberally extended lo the late firm is re-pecUully aJiclted. We have rvmdvel to oar new Urick keep on hand at all times a complete line of Drugs A Medicines, Pajirts A Olla, school Books rtationury^Faucy as cheap aa nt any oilier house in the. rilate. '1 be City Drug Store will al ways ■ be found complete in all ita arrange­ ments. '1 he public generally are iuvit- I eJ to call o:< us in ou: new -.tore, and satisfy themaclvea tliat we mean to. York. John W. On-, Publ.sber, W Nas­ please and accominudnte nil. j sau Street. $2 per year. The Jauu.-ry homb-.t of thi 1. the eldest Odd Fellows’ Z Dr. A. P. Dbakk, will glvo hU undl▼lied aUcutlar; to the piadioe of his publication in the country, is on our ta­ PruitMlon. Office in ihuThu nlx Block, ble. We uutioe among Its contents The Ocean Twins—the opening ciiapters over tho City lirug Store, le.'l haad en­ <f an original serial story ; Sketch of trance, up rtalrs, -hlid dorr. HasUugs, Jan. 16th, 1880. ' Hid Lehigh Valley, Ponusylvania ; An 'special . Address I]. Nobtom, Hastings, Barry Co., Michigan. Udd Fellow Abroad; rocletyuait is; l*ra»enl Status of Odd Fellowship ; Sci­ entific and Curious Facts; Dut.ca fi r the Now Year ; Looking Back ; Woman’s Right to do Good; I icbckah Department; Ladles’ Olio; Domestic aud lo.clgo Correspondence, Ac. Each aulscriter to-day, the lint height shipped te Noahlo the A. O. F. for 1*» Isp.eseiM.d with viBs.pn the G. 11 V. it R It fa cer­ a beautiful steel engraved portrait of tainly encouraging to business meu to know that the days uf trawmortiag pro­ duce to, and freight from BaUie Creek, TkKjAXrsBY Trust of the Clrmilt to supply the demands of trade ore num­ Couth, will be held next week, com­ bered. -Nor i* it Iso«encouraging to the mencing on Monday, his Honor Louis fanning community to know that a tmirkre — !»« —-B. We ----------------,er<ra ** ®P«*1 ho™ k£ndi H. x~. Lovxll presiding. learn that «* tbebuMnees of the term will be ve.y ol prodoce, and the highnat, market large, and a session of some days may Lo I™* .*• , undorstaad that sxpeetod. Among th. lmport. nl o>es « ^1« AlMwmng, have alroady made, to bo tried this term, a. w. euppoe:, I. j.•» W**’^'*ad ‘ other grain, other* will aoon follow.— that of Hawley vs MaConueU and I The Lruiua have not commstuxid making Fearice, Involving some exceedingly iu■ regular trips hero yet, but the Supurinterestiag questions ul law. The>e are tundent assured mo' day before yvstaralso some criminal cases of Interest, but ( day, that bo would bo here on Munday these so far as the people are concerned to superintend the laying of a aide track, are in safe han.ls, thanks to the action which is tho only ubetach, nuw in the of o«r Judge, and the pubUc lBtere*t way. Of cuur»o wo all feel elated over wlU bo taken cure of faithfully beyond the futaTW» proupeats, proiipeuts, whitL which tho advent JT of all question. ____ I the R. R. fumhatiuwes. Hustings can _____• ' ■ t ' keep their cu tains up and ear* open, for Bjobtof Wat.—We bear that Mr. n ja_ y,— thjnfc uutui; tha Conn, the popular aud tdeient .an: ahriU notes uf tho whi»tlo wiU bo hea.-d t.-actee Iter the construction of the G. R. jn the distance. V. R. R. Is now engaged in obta.uing j 1 Senator Chandler, mokinemsrdoodsof ths B.onr op wat between ' ry with hia friend* st the Marriun Huuae thia Village and Middleville, lie tea Jackaon, on Thursday evening. One liberal earnest, na ve mm, and what icmarkud that tho Hotel keeper at Lauhe does will be promptly done, und tho * ‘ *_ mast liberal terms couslstciit with e^uM aad exact Justice between tho company and property heldcra will bo ofTe cd .0 all parties, but at the same time wo brllcvo there ia not s single i ssctlos un the rout between thlaand Grand Rap­ ids, which will trot to benefitted twlou read m tho land used by the Company ta worth toritay. Means it ia far the In­ teract of every man to bo extremely liberal with the company, and aid in all yossDds ways la its Immediate eonstnse- STATIONERY & NEWS DEPOT, issrtefrsrt: *• la mr Latest New York News illrMq»uia.< -4 that LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! SANTA CLADS" Htaisiata. OHI Tltox CORNS! OH! thoea CORN.-*. [-Mamin# Paper, Aog- 28.] -* IO!i MY! 1UH MY! 1 coa t stand 1U ba; be did. for h?eant right off and got Costar's' Corn Tse Faraen’ Imai Fire In. Ci Solvent, MRhf ARD EA10R COUNTIES -HembtR Cmtam, 10 Crosby Ft. N.Y. Or, JaKN F. HSMBY (mi-mil r. to r te Metaww ____________________ ___ DxMAsBAXjn»aco.^<l*arlERow>. Y *«•«• I R^gs&’jy1 �FAiLoirum Amw Dur GOODS. hundreds of. plants which trewd the greenhouse, there aro oomparatividy tew which can be grown to advantage tn the parlor Yet parior cr window gardening is certainly tho m >j‘. popular of horticultur­ al, operations becanaa it »that which is ttdaptedto tho capabilities of the many, aad not that which cun duly be indulged fas by tho few who can command the nec­ essarily larger means which the conatrnetion anil earc bf green houseerequire. A plant whl<*h will grow, flourish, and bloom in the window, which will thrive with little care, and repay that by healthy feute- and cheerful Lluotn, la of far i teroater value than one which will only Such a plant will always bo popular. It Bay, in time, bo scorned by flurista, beranoe it is old and common ; but tho very fact of ita recommending itself to the maseea is that which will insure its continued cultivation long after a large proportion of costly noveUiee have, in turn, given place to newer discoveries, and been cast aside into not unfroqueutly wwU-mcrited oblivion. Now, in fact, many planto which wo seldom see except tn greenhouses succeed perf etly in the panor, and, stronger sti^ many pknta which we commonly see grown in win­ dows never du well under such culture, and utterly refuse to be reconciled to it Our purpose in these papers is to des­ cribe a few plants, which, with ordina­ ry care, will suce-jed uu lor window-cul­ ture, and to giro tho. proper treatment winch each should receive. The plants suited fur this culture are for more numerous than is generally sup­ posed. We ean, therelure only mention Comparatively few, and those which oc­ cur moot readily to ua. • And, first, a few general cultural di­ rections may not be out of place. Plants In rumi generally suffer from dusk by which the leaves Uxv,mo dogg­ ed, and the vital fuuctiuna of the plant Impaired. To remedy this, it is only iwcoasary to s{>unge ur syringe the plant U often at leas! as once a week The syringing or showering can easily bo done in the kitdien sink, the jot being laid omits aide, and i»-iA >■<.,« of the leaves thoroughly wet; a citurnon small Water-jx/t with a fine roao wid answer ev­ ery parpute. bnongiug, which is better ter plants with Laid, glmty foliage, should be dene with a cult sponge or a bit uf flannel ' la every case where water ia applied to a plant, either at room or branches, it should bo of the temporture of tho room where the plant glow*. Rain-water ia preferable to any other; and where hard water only can be obtained, it ahuuld be allowed to •land aurin- houre before being applied to the plant*. In •fonging. where plants are very dirty, lukevrarm tester may be used to advantage; but after the operation, a good shower with colder water should be given. The >u.l Used may bo much the same fur all win­ dow-plants, aud may b« generally des­ cribed a* ‘good gnnk-n-ioam;” in this mewt plants will grow well. An excellent euuipu»t may bo mado of leaf-mould, well-rotted manure, or old hot-bed and peat—ccch ouo part, with enough sharp sand to kesp tho soil <q«n. u uf the fin-1 importance; tor if Oro soil becomes wet, sour, and sodden, the plant will not flourish. ..Broken pot­ sherds are the be-t materials though pdbbles, charcoal, aud many other arti­ cles, may bo umjI- As a general rule, every put should have at least an inch of drainage at the bottom. Wo make no Unguarded statement in saying that very tow people know Low UX wuur plants. The secret is, huwevre.'weiy ample. When you water your plants, du it thoroughly not administer little driblets by which only the suriucc is wet, but thoroughly saturate all the earth in the pot. Wat-T thus again when neresmuy. according to the nature of die plant aad aa often aa required; but du nut allow water to stand in saucers ur t dates under the puts. Calla-lilies 111 a it; Dutch bulbs will bear it; but to moat plants it is a lingering death: tliurcfuro allow all wa­ ter which Ilia earth in pots will not re­ tain to run off. Huw are wt» to do this ia the tiarlor? Simply by growing plants in hollow tables lined with sine, which is the neatest, cleanest aad prettiest way of growing parlor-plants. If we can not do thia empty all water teiut of tho Murers. Air is of vital importance. Many plants aro roasted to death. On every fine day, or whenever air a!>ovo frecring can be' admitted, thoroughly ventilate tho room; but be careful no odd draught blows over tho plants Vegetable us , well aa animal organisations breathe ; and the ou- uf many “Jiving rooms” and j parion is rank poison. Plantes are deli-1 cate, aad soon snow tho "dre-U. On man the poison acta more slowly, but nut less CASH STORE SEW UniTUEMEm. HOSADALI8 W?JEAT THEM ALL By Um Asthnr of tb» "Dm4 Litter " BEST REIEDY YET DISCOVERED. THE CLOUD ON THE HEART D®a» 'ftteBMIM liiBR B. X. XAIXOX SBKXirr. OOm at Um Cssrt U IlteMpa. I Hrtlrt -K K>U uoON 1 HLY TRADE CIRCI'lAR. Fult JANUARY. 1869 KOSADALIH Is Recommended bythe Best Physicians Everywhere. 8. D. 8PAULDIN8. M »>• '1.1, a >.'>•<! IMPORTANT! Inducements to Agents larger thin Ewer! 1OO PER CENT The Last Suteeu. IMPROVED pRRESWgP t <sE0n> Hair dressing '"oseBoitte wiH quickly retrore Grxr Hair to ita natural color snd beauty, and produce luxuriant growth. It is perfectly hxrmlett, sad i» preferred over every o:hcr preparation by those who have s fine head of hair, aa well si thoie who wi»h to rot ore k. The beautiful gloss and perfume imparted to the Hair makeit desirable IRT.t ATLANTIC & GREAT ASTERN Broad Gauge Railway! elXCtB !< ATI. ar URN t .1 A. a ALIOX. or N A NS FIELD, -r CLKVEI.^|..„ ixiRRy.Z"xL." UANt'A.tosrfrom NEW HARDWARE STORE. Secrets of the Great City. H. A. GOODYEAR, .YORK. BOMTOM, l*ITTMI(HGH, Pnil.ADl 1.1*111 A. HAl/ran<»H»;. and WAMIIXUTO.X CITI. Oil Regions of Penn.ylnmi STOVES, IRON, Atlantic A Ot. Western Rail, Only 82 75 per Copy! P«r<te»lir Attnltoo pud lo o-e«r fe. Building A£at erials. Eave Trouthi Madland put op on Sbo.t N'ot'm. Fnsnate-hraI ia inj urioua only because it io usual]v very dry, and ahuust always with escaped pure. Eva-; porate plenty of water, and ace that tho faraaoo is tight, snd your plants will not ^ynoLEMALL & RETAIL. Shelf-Hardware and Cktlcry. EASTMAN * KEND.ALL, ST SSSWKb PbtCtX. Pon’f Read the MjoveI Dodge's Clebrated Plows r. O. Rnx K <U IlMnrrrlU , r-su.uiua»^jPH„,. WANTED, O YSTE R DEPOT w- A. SARTWELL ' T«kw im, M lafonn tu . VT"'?"* ’■‘‘K'”1 ”v* Iemx* “f .7^7 Wholesale and Retail. C'8" nm nir>BB’7xF 2^^ Jirrt All Hastings Outdone ADM IN STBATRIX’S ' \yx Gas is always injurious io plants, and, from all burners, mure or loss t— mi -n uaoonsumod into tho atmosphere: there fore, if possible, grow your plants in rooms which arc not gas-lighted. The , plants which ore hot injured by gas are ' Plenty of A’?*/should bo given; and plante in windows should be frequently turned, lest they boeucw drawn and one­ sided. Tho morning sun io better than tho afternoon; aad the more sun, the bet­ ter. Tho rerfheo of th* soil in pots should bo frequently stirred, os the aeration thM pudueed oontribalM to Ao lualth A Splendid Assortment for \ Sale at Rail Road Prices. 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DRAKR.M-D. pound over the prices aa sold by them. tfUcln; law DR. C. a SCOTT. PRACTICING PSj«iei»» ^HOULDER, Ariyts j ATTENTION. C0MRAD8! GEORGE PRESTON J w. IIKNTU-r. P. A. * DrA 0. LTN8LEY. Large & Well Selected Stock I. W. VE00MAN. T> jar. M. SEW YORK NIGHT NXpnrs<(5u. FAMILY GROCERIES. the b<-st tiling th at can happen to one to bo thrown on one’s roeourrt-a.” • True but circumstances alter cases — dug t" ilt-r husband dead I" mavA A irtlink Iwaunlt lina imjK'^'-ibll*." past nlwuld bo to him as though it bad Hartwell. never been, he returned to the lutior ho was writing. The next day Mr. Hartwell was called no area upon which Mr. had been fixed so intently, Weal, to bo alwent some weeks; so, the vuluxws, wbuM> lore he succeeding Monday, when Mabel timidhad mastered and mado his own—that room, with its luxurious appointments, faded from his vision and tnoro ruse up She re»cmblod her father neither in before him a duudleas summer evening I.IQ1ITXINO KXI’RFW. fra fire years agu. U« stood in Squire Dacro’s gardt-u, an awkward ungainly _j~_ evil -------ones upon youth, but with all a man's eager and moeaiy the dark and.--------alien;, though tho . ----- i----- <—heart. A which she had now fallen NKW YORK RIGHT EXPRESS. I>ath could but bo before him, a* feltkeealr by a timid and sensatire na­ rounded her.’ He readied with a throb ture like her*. The widow's weeds she WM. H. HAYFORD, interrupted Mabie, lying down her pen, and rising from her seat” “I know t hnvu tried yuttr’ patience orw I k-ut. and lismu to too. Hard and exacting as you hare doubtless thought tpo, j am mure truly yvur friend than I have seemed, and wuuld riad.y servo you if 1 univ knew Iww.” •'Theproud curl ufMablo’s lip soft­ ened into a smile. "Thank yonv Mr. Dey ton. God know* I have uoed uf such; tor I am alone in tho wurid.’ . There wa, a titnplc pathos in these • but the habit of punctuality is a vvry imID. Dayton's portant one, without which success Is hare a man's strength and reouurcea; but it is different with a woman, especi­ hi* momentary weakness. ally one brought up so hclples. ly os pour Mabel. Letme.ree,” ho oddod. relerrimr to the letter—”20 Friend street I A H. ELLIB, uuvaorATUBT. os«» C. 0. HOLBROOK. child, immodistoJy sd.lro^vd herself to yuuuanuoui. what seemed to bur tu lx* a hopdoM task; To his great relief Mabie sho became so much absorbed us to he quite unmindful of the lateness of the hoar, until Mr. Dayton came in to tell might bo, wore as different aa from the rouud. clerkly hand, iu iudi<peti*able. 1111„banished thoa*country. Xut<luif. frum ud that,’' a model of punctqjihty, “Who d'ye suppose has answered that ^n. smiling at the eereestne o_.otherwise kind and iudu noceesaiy—evils.” . | tolerated no omission of it in any of Ms I dressing a grave-looking i •I only hope I may lire tu see you depandaute. . That Mabel, eu differently : nor of the room, nearly „ --------------, (Stea-1 »n papers. “Squire Dacre'a daughter, “ar— ’7 “n6 of 1three nuooseary evils, whi< h educated, should cunsldpr « few minutes, 5,00 A.M. NKw YORK PAY KXPRW.L d»r« tnepted) Ktnpa al Uornrtl.TiH. <» I• « who at one time owned nearly half of u wishing yoc iJwTb Oldtown, tho haughtiest aristocrat of deserve. A* i that aristucratie place, who seemed to i oonsidar himself-and family to be made 1 of different blood from the rest of tho .I wore tit your age, 1 wuuld like nothing twenty minutes “behind time,” as was her general custom, eeiweially. as ho reworld. He died a bankrupt His dau­ hotter. "Very likely; but I happen to hare ally took, a deeper interest in her, and ghter married that scamp, Turn Glynn,1 more important badness to attend to." con-idered himw.lf rctponrible, in a “Well, well, I paid her e month’s sal­ measure, for her training tor tbs newlife she had just aa ontorod U[wa, and .^.,1 aa. — a which sure. Io think oi Mnbul Daero being ary iu advance, and told her to ootuo •kI.IUHTKNING EX rRates .D.Ot. reduced to such exuemity f" ' ' “It isn’t anything very strange, ret, I dare say. Did 1 tell “Yon are half tn hour too Into,” ho Tr.17 marked the youugvr and evideuUy less widow ? Her husband “Wo meet with 8. c. PRINDLE, J. P. ROBERTS & CO fumldable pile of letter* in reply to an advertwesaent far a lady copyist. There was every specimen of cahgraphy from the artistic flourishes of the miss from the I writing school, to the delicate Italian hand, the deciphering of which is eu de­ structive to both cyo and patience, but i nothing that suited tho practical old gen­ , tipman, who had on cyn more to the I' useful than the ornamental. Suddenly he uttered an of’ . “ ejaculation J »O . .Mabel blushed deeply at this graro^ rebuke. controlled Limself. “I am very sottt, Mr. Dayton; I will “I think I could find you come place try to bo more punctual in the future." wheja quiet retirement would be far mi^r congenial with your Iseling*. How would you like the situation of instead of this grieved, troubled look, Mr. Dayton would not hare fell so un­ comfortable. himsc-H, such?" “Yes; 1 have a friend who is desirous get through tho world this way, mnrer.” j Then ho thought huw hard/ho had you would suit hhn. found the world, WV..A, with »>.U a - man's strength , j_J£U |UyM.-if 110 IS lUl Old >11 "IltlljT, Will and up^rtuHittei.nud his heart grew » ft duubffre* Ims hi* odditte.; but thia I coxa and pitiful Huw *cu*iMe ffw was I— son ly say, that lie will du cvciything in GEORGE PRESTON Hho Colored it ho but iXkcd nt lit-r.— Huw unfitted for her place,'or for any other, iu fact, :avo tho Cahn retirement THE LATEST GLAND DISCOVERY. with himf "No like yourselfhc is oluao in the neo* made him anxious to impress upon I world.” * youthful, and the slender form blighter hor mind the impurtomx' of forming the The already bright color in Mabel’s in it* pnmMfcna. I habil of punctuality, application mid check, grew brighter. tho look of mingled wonder and pity Paralysis can be Cured! with which she regarded him, and strug­ gled with the mirth which sparkled in DEB. J. M- A C. RV88KLL, aha said timidly. the eyes and dimpled the small red muutli. Then the contemptuoo words uf “Quite. Yon may rest confident that » —_..U _____ 1’__ ... .1_____ .Lt-*.hor proud father, who heard of what be graver, and his manner mure chilling taring and I subjected. tanned “his insolont presumption in dar­ than usual. Bho evidently rocognired him The I Not that ing to address hi* daughter, and whoso sad eyes sparkled, and a half smile perttion or forb ' " ' soul.' a. He made nu alluthe lip*. Fuur child f It was so pleas- of expremii: thou. Step od th? situation vary gladly . But you have _i *__ r___ ___ «___ ax.,_______ , -L, papers waiting to be --- ----- h daily grew higher, though inwardly dismayed as Ufa ewe popular lawyer, with wealth flowing in For a mument Mr. Dayton rwneind fell upon it, and «]>ent hoar* to rocti^ upon him daily. And there was still silent; ami then his lung rcpcaared foelgreater change in’his personal appea­ loitered: ings, found utterance. rance. The awkward, blushing boy n you not guess? Must still ho made its paint of duty to notice had become the steady self-assured Hartwell’s office r” mny words, and that “This h the office of Hartwell A Dey- any error cm her part which fie thought 1 ho Seeks must hare the could be avoided by otto and patience, ton, madam. Mrs. Glynn, I suppose. Mr. Hartwell is absent. Please walk this however duagreeeblo it miglil be to her eLs; bttahioyuu! Oh, my darling! found the eye of the wurid the kindly and gonBAOCM(/E CHECXED THROXJGH. after all these weary years of waiting, ‘‘You will hare to make another copy look up and arnwur me"’ of tins this viyun. Glynn," saiu said air. Mr. imywn, Dayton, <uuo ' to use ou which were fresh praa and ox CWA*< FOR TICKETS Tl A ERIK RAILWAY, Bludung and trembling btuualh the and a huge pile of large sired paper, afternoon aa ho laid a paper upon weighted her greet hajipineas. Mania crossed with rod line*. “You willpteuso desk ••/ find that it has a number U. RtnOLR, WM.L.B, it ei error*. I hare underlined. commouco your duties by copying thi* portent ...... . which ............. ’•“ <J*J 0*1 paper, bringing it tn mo when finished. Ito <puck tv p ing her bread among etrangem. arms ontold hor, that, whatever else 1 will hero remark thatyvur office hour* waiting-far it? Mr. Dayton’s nature was nt QBEAT VTL.STEBN RAILWAY. J Mr. Dayton will be from sight in the muTuic^ — w—'— had had a number of might botido, eu long he was left she thing* to annoy him through the day, was xercr more to be “all alone iu the five, allowing an hour for dinner and was afterward consciuu* that ho world " •nuke with a sharnnoss auJ imputieucu ‘‘You wrote mo that Mabie Glynn had altogether unusual with him. meat ho sought, he had not only Ha was ounvoreing with one of his gone away to bo huusukeeimr fur sunw him from hia native village, but thade clients, when Malid handed him the uno,” said Mr. Hartwell, nt the close of yy A. RAUTWLLL, a lung conversation with Ids partner uj.ua fall of discomfort the last remaining busuiees matters soon alter his return Here she mghed, as she mentally con­ days of tho mother of whom ho wns tho solo denendouco. This, evpeciaDy tho trasted him with the graceful form of room a few minutes after, he was struck now situation?” latter, Mr. Dayton never forgot er fijr- the mail who had so captivated her girl­ aghast by the following *]«ctado : Ma­ Groceriesand Provsions ish fancy, but whose exterior had oarres- bie’s bead instead of being bent iintMgars. dcntly over hor desk, lay wick upon tho said Mr. Dayton, smiaag. “I am gtang From that time forward ho had turn­ ed his thoughts exclusively upon the duchar.^fie litftoJxand was c’a»j«d close­ to dine there to-duy uni, as I hare the ly over her eyes, through tho tiugcre uf privilege of tuking n Iriciid, would like dao' of his profasfom' No drown of u> hues you juii> mo.' * love had visited his heart sinoo teen. which team worn trickling; the uUicr A few minuti*' brisk walk -brought was pressed oonvutsiruly Ip her tile, as KEROSENE OIL, Mabel took the two muu in trout of a stately L.okmg tho bright glances and' smiles lavished If tu stifle the sobs that burnt hum the mansion in tho plia*auta.t ion ul the upon him so freely could win from him heaving baoom. “tv more than the must common pulitenees 1 ou seem could wRnwnt Mr. Hurtwcll, himself to spook, and perwiviug that sha had not ubsci . -• . Mr. Hartwell, alternately ■offing wd shaking his head ns thoughts fluctuated between the dostitate condition of hit EQUALIZER. JOHN MICHAEL, AMTRACTOFFICE. UadAi*»V nJ Onrarnnails OS«. HABTINGS HOUSE. a HARVEY WEIGHT. aa4 for ■vx: HOLBROOK 4 MRU. WM JONES. wuj Air. Dayton’s cool r» kponec. JAMIS JOHKSTON, I found her I" he exclaimed, m soon “Mr Harts ell, lot me introduce y« n to Mis. Dayton. Mabel thi* gentleman a hie is vary anxious to know how you like “d at all, air,” said Dink, still and begiunlug to think quint thou words. “Welk I nereri did x □ARTUSA. KENT Mr Hartwell. �SEWING MACHINE sal to any in ths Utt. b. —In addition to tho foregoing “great card” which tho Wnttr. korol has put has always stood by u^Rarah, for Zack. forth for I860 Che publisher hasannoane* Well Mr. Editor, as I hare fulfilled my promise of net delaying writing so Lmg as I did before, 1 will store by eub’ 7 nwrwrrcAJt Caver*-A esBraeoT the Republican Electors o' the T»wnehly of Hasting*, for the election of foot- d'iepalot to tbs County Coeven* lion, to be held ua 'be Mb day o' Feb­ ruary next, will be held at the office of the Oonnty Clerk on Friday the 5th day of February neat, at 2 o lock, P. M. By o.-dcr of Townsh’p «>:■ mlttee. ttou to be he'd at Lanai nr on tho lOlli day of Febriary next, for the nomina­ tion of a Justice of the Fop-emo Court, and Two Rtg.’nto of the Unlvor-lty.— Tho Senatorial nominations have de­ veloped one striking fact Maine 'ndiana, Missouri, Pennsylvania, New-York. Minnesota, Michigan,and Massachusetts have spoken, and in each case the Re­ publicans have taken candidates who represent the advanced “Radical” opin­ ion of tho country. Those who imagine that tho election of Gen. Grant eras merely an expression of ‘■Conservative confidence” in tho man, which would have been given had be been tho can di . date of either party, will find no war­ rant for this opinion in those nomina­ tions. If Mr. Fenton has any position in New York politics, it is as an advanc­ ed Radical. Gen. Schurs has given hit whole life to Radical ideas; Mr. Hamlin is a Radical, of tho strictest sect; Charles Sumner's name is a whole Gospel of Radicalism ; Mathew II. Carpenter adds Western fervor to Massachusetts faith: while Mr. Chandler, Gov. Ramsay, Gov. Cumback and Mr. Scott belong to* tho The gentleman who see in the election of Gen. Grant a triumph of tho senti­ ment which endeavored to pcrulyre the war, to elect McClellan in 186J, to pre­ vent the emancipation of tho\ slayoa, to make anew party out of the Philadel­ phia Convention, to break up tho Re­ publican organisation, arv mistaken.— The men who now seek to make Gen. Grant tho leader of a party composed of Copperheads and milk-and-water Re­ publicans will find in this expression of public sentiment that our Preeideatial triumph was that of tho party of pro­ gress. Gen. Grant is pre-eminently a Republican President, chosen by the Union Republican party—by tho party which in I860 defeated President John­ son and his patronage, even when ho was aided, repocially in Now York, by three same "Conscrvativo" politicians. —As a Republican journal of a some­ what advsnoed school, we trust that the names “Radical” and "Conservative," or any name, indeed, which gives ex­ pression to differences in the Republican party, will be forgotten. Wo have no remembrance of tho griefs and ths mis­ takes, possibly the situ, of tho peat few years Wo do not desire Gen Grant to bo anything but the Prttidt*! of iht Country, and of tho whole country. We are confidant that ho will sonao his high office that good mon will conduct our affairs, that economy will prevail in tho Administration, that justice will be kept pure, that tho national flag will bo pro­ tected in foreign lands, and dtisraaof this nation in every State of our own. This ta tho sentimeut ol every Rcpubli- ■'Radical" doctrines, ore the truest friends of tho now Administration. Tboxr truth and their wisdom will be no Ires welcome because they ifi...... . the wifi of the Republican party and the rtratod, tho fact that the Sun the center of tho solar sys­ tem was once a planetary body uf some other Sun—tho great centre of all the solar systems; and ho wont on to ex­ plain, that our earth and all tho plane­ tary bedice were once part and parcel of the Sun—throws off from it by natural laws; and that the earth is cuntinually roceeding from the Sue, as ore aU the other planets, giving way for other new planets,—-continually being formed and thrown off and revolving around the sun within the orbit of Mercury.— That thn farther a planet recedes from the sun, tho lues is its density, as is prov­ en by comparing the doueity of all the knovfn planets, nearest the sun being moot douse, and the farthest of a densi­ ty less than tbat of water; and so on, till passing cutside of the imponderable elements of the sun, and beyond its control by tho power of gravitation, tho planet becomes a sun itself. The speaker illustrated various princi­ ples by diagrams drawn ujon tho black board making everything perfectly dear to the understanding stun of tho school chndren^nd after listening to him for l«s»> v..«rs his auditneo were lotho to cro/r listening. In the second lecture ho cBnlinuod to discuss and explain tho great rtilce nnd |irinciplos of science aa appll ti to matIjt ; to An audience largely increased in numbers; end at tho ch so announced that the lecture on Sunday evening would be held in Swifts Hall, the better the School House was getting too small, and that a small admissuia fee would bo charged, (the former lectures having been free.) Well, Sunday evening came, and Swifts Hall was packed full. The sub­ ject of this lecture was, "The elements of the1 mind—the relations existing betwerfjlhs body and soul, and the soul and spirit—the God power in man.” Prof. Barnard showed himself to be perfect master of tho subject, dearly demonstrating by tho aid of science that the world of mankind possesses there qualities, body, tatl an 1 tpirir, and ac­ counting for, and explaining all the pre- ‘ Bsy«**ress....................... •J' COLLKTIOI • fflirciUCIM Tn Tkinura brings the announce­ ment that Matthew H. Carpenter, req. has been nominated for United Btatee Bomtor by the caucus of Republicans in tho Legislature of Wisconsin. Mr. Carpen­ ter is, wo believe, a native of Maasachussetta, and a gradual> of the Harvard Law School in tho daMuf about 25 yearn ago. He was comparatively unknown to the country until the Hun. Edwin M. Stanton, ex-Secretary of War, about a year ego, that he shuuuld be retained to conduct an important suit before tho Supreme Court ol tho United States on the part of the Government- In this suit there wen arrayed against him same ■sootmBxroM................. JUshtKspr«M.................... «s M. x. uunrrr. «ret *<•» K. Kna. Ass'» P-’rvit’ Wrelt. MsylltK l«M. STAGES TO AND FROM HASTINGS country, yet there lawyers were scarcely lose electrified than tho people who watched the progress uf the argument, by tho adminbio mannan in whieh ho managed hie cum. Mr.-Carpenter is a Radical Republican, conversant with the needs of tho country at the present time, and will dontbtlesu, prove an able ally of the incoming Administration. The terms of tho Wttlrr» Roral oro •2 50 per roar—four copies one year, 68,80. specimen copses of paper, with lists of premiums given for clubs of all sues, (and of premiums to subscribers who pay the single pries,)—//rev. Addrem “H.N.F. Lew­ is, Publisher Chicago, ur Detroit COURT HOUSE, NEW TORE PIANOFORTE COMPANY. whu prefer it tat should select a fatty piece ; those who prefer loan may take the shoulder clod, ur tho ujiper part of tho fore leg. Take one pint of sali,one teacup of mulasses or brown sugar, one tablespoon ground cloves, allspice and pepper, and two tablespoons pulverised ludtintro. Place ths beef iu a deop pan; rub with this mixture. Turn' sad rub HASTINGS. MICH. each aids for a wook. Then wash off tho spices; pot in a pan of boiling wa­ ter. t must simmer for five hours, on the back of the stove. AS'hcn cold, press under a heary weight, and you will utrvsr desiro to buy cvmed beef of the buteher again. Your pickle will do for another ten pounds of beef, first rub­ 60 First-Class CUTTERS bing into it a b*-1'-’ ' ’* — bo renewed audv ration every day.__________________ many years by the writter, and is good Ths Lamest smd Fjxwt Assobtmxxt srsr offered in the County. to picle tongues fresh from tho market —.vney/tr.d Htpubiiton. I AIM TO SEIJ. and back. I.saving Hast morning at 6 o'clock. Our find thia a decided pleiaant Rail Rowi, and then to any R. V. Railroad. . JUST THE SA1E HARBER, CARRIAGE FACTORY! NIGHT SCENES Be Sure to Sge this Machine, ‘FLORENCE SEW HI 6 HACHIHL* gUOaUMTtlS'SlSTS tuvi tabla. In gossral appearan the previous number an well 11 ted with Interesting tor. Every body shrei’d dress Capt Mayne field. N Bquare, N. Y. Genuine Articles. —Mrs. Hawxhuret uf Oyster Bay, L-I... having, in a fit of insanity, announced that as Christ bad shod his blood for her, it was her duty to shed A»er blood for Him, cut her throat She died after great suffering. * wonders performed by spiritualists, up­ A Lowell girl was introduced to a re­ on sewn'yir principles; and pro’ing to turned Californtan,last Wodneeday noon. the most skepti al mind, tho inspired origin of tho Bible, end the fact that the book of Revelations was re/fcrfa reve­ lation of previ ,us hidden mysteries to wlU be delivered to the ( Jtepohlte. al the Court H ytltage, ou Friday evenin ; by Comred J. H. Pa hoped that all returned P WK DRUGS, J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Ran. Rood FaivrY.-Tb ryot tho Birth day o' tbs country, is «• be eei-breted by a Rail flood Dance at ■•uadertha Muptoee ol Goo HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, But, Mr. Eli tor it would bo idle for po to undertake to give, even a synopsis of these lectures, suffice it to say that they far surpassed m beauty and grandure, sublimity of thought and expresrion, anything of the kind ever before hoard in this community. At the dote of tho meeting, many were inquiring, “when will ho lecture again.” Hone. January 18th, 1868. En. Bximcs.—It is not much of a task to sit down and write a al urt piece for a paper when there is anything of interest to write about, but when nears is scarce, nothing going on of importance, it is ootuiderablo of a job to write. Our little out of tho way place affords but littls gossip, and as there is scarcely ever anything unusual or strange transpires with ua, wo havo to eend our thoughts abroad for material to write about. Times are oxcesdingly dull xith us ainoe tho snow left ua, and Chore io little prospect of there being any better right away unless wo have sleighing again soon I was happy to notice in tho Bxjrxa of the 13th, that the rails wore laid to within seven miles of tho Hast­ ings depot, on the G. R. V. R R. AL though wo are sixteen or seventeen miles' from yvur thriving village, yet it makes iu fool proud to know that ours is a Rai Rood county. Why, friend Dewey wo of OrrangeviUe, cure really anticipated that the Grand Trunk Road was going to ran through ourTowx, bus alas forourexpectatirem thsthingl believe oared ia, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, MFC., unsucceaalul, the grave haring boon rubbed of tho body by his murderers. —The first Protestant Church on Spanish soil has lately bora opened at Mahon, in the island uf Minorca. Stim­ ulated by thia good example, the mun­ icipality of Baroeiuaa sent, of its own ac­ cord, a request to the Protretant inhab­ itants of tho city, inviting them to petit- « ix tusrixt/r. BOOKS, STOVES, IRON. ter the Mth Inol. to a'tend none in bls department. that freight Trains will ru Hastings on and after the STATIONERY, < ■ OoXTUXTUD.—The Grun lev Rail IU»d Depot at H> eemgtetod and wady to HOTonuAb- been appo Gold & Silver Watches, ' Sdi 80nr ui FlaH Tut Dodge's Clebrated Plows In addition to tho numerous important speeiatitieo, a part of which we hare ueretoiure announced, which are to ren­ der the forthouming volume ofy tho Wartssji Rusai, lor 1MW, uf unusual practical value to the readan wo now f_^_ —— : taae great .ati.fai.-t.ou in _______ announcing Profitable MZamployaaemt. the opening of a dopartmvnt derated to Dia-y cU^joeta, in which Hon. LA.W1V i» liap.meti.vnt. <r w, ,r, M xa*n o. L.iuo stub, N. will bo tho leading writer, not only furnishing regu­ lar w»o*iy ■ aructos but aunronng in- J 1 Semn{ Maehine, quinre thrvugn Uo columns in regard to1 AdOtrLDINGa, kwiie. ■ red Ulh, Mata sad j^. 4""'M OrwMMKlMi Oilt- M— BB.I O.lt, S." n.in Hall —— — . U.l<n V-r th* small sum required monthly visits- To mAtk-wr of tamiltee, snd ■wish to know how to do It will prove a (rrasary �gtenrt and aiiirtlhntouj. BUSlltSSSr CARBS. -*ew MoiniENEar*.-^ T l*ror Lrrrrm wm.iolng weeUiaad tn Lj th. 1-e.l 001CT. el llaaungs Jan. J»Ul RKAL XSTATI i fflSOBASCK Uraeaald O F Uro 0 11 Kenaenea A A M.U.aei Ji-.-j Vrn.li IlwU.n Farwjelrr FkilUp. Ufa 1.W JMle Afr. . *”«t Km'^r > ..nraa A Martha 4 .4 lkr..rd K Gao .(« dnrtlmar J. BOBCATS. P. M. KOBTCAOE ■LAXZE. * Wild Mi aii Till® Pwrtj guilty of any such trickery. Wi atadd unblU-rlngly by the princljdee and )<*<icy of the Republh-an pa> ty wb .ch b the only political j arty that oppooee Fne WMdrif In the No th West. Aud we fully belkve that the action of the extieaee men who seek !o overthrow the Republican puty and Ra pi.dple-. of equal and exact Justice. beeai.ee that puny will l ot adoptthvir extreme vi> w» । on the Temjxran.o queerions, an- doing | the eiuse of T. mperanee and the prv of true reform a vital Injury. Wo I hare at all time* be-n th* an alto Ing advoeaeof the m ot aitingeni prohiblillon of the Uqt *r Trafio, and on th><t platform wepr pelle t nd,belli may I aa well be underalned flnu aa hat. that we aliall not give tho h-aat poaallle countenance tn any political organIxation cut-Ide the Rcpul llcan party, and b.b'nd eoiety wd* to etab any man, bu. what we have to -ay ,wr shall a y ojonly. And in the name of equal and popular Stage proprieto*. b now runn­ . x*ct juatice, we demand fn iu the oring a Concord Coach to Vermontville ganixatloti of I. O. O. T. that anything I and back. leaving llullnea ov ry they have to say about ua be done wbe.e morning at 8 o’clock. Our people will we may have a chance to epe.k for o-r______ •*! t.*i~n wj h II n >> ■■<> aplain. find thb a decided pleuMmtro.it to the Rail Road, and then to any p'ace via G. Dry Ms, Grtciriet, | H.ek«ry Corner* Nick aprtval QR THE HOST REASONABLE TERM. Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, *.vh zaoomr Btiire Draix, Medkines, Groceries, zxnm. ore* w-mrln cm jrMJf t otror. HALL’S J VKE1A8U SICILIAN RfcVTr HAIR jLJUAJ fW" N HFDE&P2INDLE. HEDRICK A COCK, TO CONSUMPTIVES. will ba delivered to the Grand Army Republic, at tho Court Hou-e, in thia village, on Friday evening Feb. fith. TM«;by Conrad J. ,H..Palm an. It is hoped that all returned Feidler.. and widows and orphan • of derea-ed sol­ diers will bo in atUudarce from all porta ef the county. ,j Saddlers Hanmien, H. A. GOODYFAR, The Chicago Tribune. Baiter & Eishauc Dealer, MIH,TU-WEEUT All WEEILT table. In geaera’ appearance It exceeds the previous number and ike that la welt filled with IntznKtlng reading mat­ ter. Every body shoo’d read it. AddreaaCapt Mayne Reid, No. 33 Union Square, N. Y. Rati. Road Party.—The anniversa­ ry of th* Birth day of the Father of hie country, ia to be celebrated at Maotinxa. by a Rail *Road Dance at Union Hall, •under ths dUapteea of Goo. H. K«TTH, Kw| ‘thepapular lahdlord of the Uaa'ings IlMMV/Good tnuidc, a /rd dan nfjrr. Vr4 Yh > MODnUATU BUM of >2.50 are to be among the attrariioaa of the STATIONERY & NEWS DEPOT,. ^sSSraS” EITUM. Mi CLAUS' HeaiiertEn Watches, City Dana Store Plaid Tan. which .be betoagvd alike date of Ur doth. Th* fantrai >k..q.irt wtrt aitaoded by ouny of aur ciliiaa- co the I. th het., and the body roo signed lo Ila leeg boeio. Among IheHdeily pan IABIKT, Tte ftiarf Ima! lire Im ft. uner no uioa couirits ASH FOR HIDES A*D PELT! �Vlr Xtriii NOTICE II El KS A courLmcxanniD l^tot weiss i ■•srxw S!ro--t“-,±-t.-‘r •" IsYSrvffl* of W----- brad a aara whn had ooee l«en aJwdga af the arantg. aud wotf known all oeur It by the naaee of JWgv'L He kW a ><"r* and aew-mHl. and waa al way* rare to hare the brat «T the borgate ou Ma tide by wbteb La bad rained an ample for- CASH STORE him the btay-rt raaca! tn the wurid. Hr vm wy eon-uel'ed. withal, rad wad to tafoatebtonoiaMMi*. when any MM VM near to listen. Ow inlay day. W^gEATTflfM^LL! VnikoMMry. W. r>. m. ..4 Wslw S3ae=®£l BEST REMEDY TET DISCOVERED. DisaaiftitBMIjw.IiiBjl "How eofaald the Judge. “If you will prorate you won't go to law about it nor do is thinr, HI tell you, or else I won’t; you’re too much of I All Hastings Outdone S'Wiarss 1 *»■>, II CXys «Br^» Battle Cr*>ck Nowhere ROSADALIS “Itl pM»K treat la the bargain, If you have.” “Wall do you remember that wagon yoo robbed me of” "J purer robbed you of ray wagra, I only got the beet of the bargain.” "Well. I made up my ■>' nd to bare it beek, rad "But you never did," interrupted the cute Judge. • ‘•Ten 1 did. rad Interent, tea.'' ••Hewest*' thundered the now enreg- 'erlle. lb. BIwW. Imysem the AepMMe, WANTED •gsrai o. i. (PAsuma. SJ amlulng h a log arcoint, "you never Bootw Ac Mhoes, Crockery, Aco. Is Recommended by the Beet Physicians Everywhere. "WrU, yea ore Judge. J cold you one day a very nice pine log. rad ber**!nod wttb you Cor a L>t Dorr. Well, that tog 1 Mote offyour pile down by the mill the nlyht before I told it to yo>u The next night I draw it tack borne, tol l it; to you again Ux next dev rad oo ke|t on until you had bought your own log “That’.a He.” exctelmol and Infuria- Orocorloot. 3 3 is’*i.L i>B ,yi u,oa IMPORTANT! Inducements tn Agents Larger than Eteri "By drawing lack and Orth, the end worn off. until 11 waa ouly ten tcet long, jurt fourteen feet »bortrr Ibati It was thofilet time you bought Hand when it 1OO PER CEjSTT >tal b«ii*g< WOOILX It ap inteahlngle*, rad the next week yea bought the shingle*, rad I conclud­ ed I bad pot my wago'i bsek-and etow­ ed away In my pocketbook!” The cxcla nation- of the Judge were drowned In the aboutaof the byMaud. ra. and toe log-dr-.wir found the door with­ out the prvmiard trt-L • IMPHC u'FL fAVORITE BAlRDRESSlHfi i pricing young gentleman who.to Iter* happy poec.—Kir of a wife an beautlfal aa bran could deelrv, had occvl'in to go Went on business, with the exp ctattoo of being tone Ktne time, i’.eturalng eoouar than exj acted, he reached Al­ bany city a d y or two alto e at an boor' when tha gray o the morning was ( mingling with the shades of night, and JteHP&t in <™eBo|([e will quickly reMore Crsv Hair Gating admission with lite night key. he proceeded at once to hte wife’s ape. tment rad rapped for adml-aloa. at the aame time annoonan; who be waa* At themcntlon o( bte name be thought he detected a emutberad exotamattoii of earprice, and then erm^one go hurried­ ly from the bed and eouitbt refuge In a <l«art ejolnlng lie bid room. Al) thia he heard Cfastlncily. aa he waited in the cold, with the demon of jealousy fug­ ging away at bls heart. There waa could be no doubt of that; and that tome one had sought refuge in the ekwet waa equally e:ear. W ho see could it be JOHtf MICH DEPOT, IM GREENWICH ST., X. T. nuCEONEDol^m. Latest New York News. Secrets of the Great City. Mud wtthjs loony, ant^taitoa* rad in­ dignant, be could scarcely w it far the door to be opened before hr burst into Broad Gauge Bail way! £ns<£3 wife Intorfoereii and begged that he wouldn't epee the door oonesaUng thia dtetarber of dome.Ua peace. Th to only confirmed hiesusplefoas. and ba allow- j ed himself to be carried away by an un­ controllable frrnxT.” Moved by an 'Taaane Impulse.” be dallied bte wifto aside Only 82 75 per Copy furiously, but she clung tn the telle of liteeoata. The rtnln make upon thrae neefnl appendages at last c.<mpel!ed them to give away, and the angry hca hand throw wide open the door of the JH? P*TE«TB*IICCOBS uftaet,audio! lurt-.ad of the conning. rill mter fray bar a pmasalbucX -r bro libertine, bio aatonhbid oyoa reeled on ' cue of ilia p.ettiart girl- Imaglnebir. I Khewca pasarfng the right with bte iGEXrS WAITED TOtotI! B wife, and trv ng to a eld meeting him | Ln a aka <iBt, b audit abaa. a very em- . turr eelng develop.n. n . The > entle-: nirronTop the war. mra. however. It may be aa wad (estate, ' pra>eeuted h!a -e reuce no lari) ■ r, and ' Inatcad made a ba-ty ic’re L He tt^l tikes very mu. b I»hrar oythn gabout \ aa uacwutroUablc frenxy.,,—Albans : Parti. LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! NEW,YORK IOKTO.V, PlTTteBL’BGH. CJDBED uMrtrUJ ( “CIITUi" STATIONERY & NNWS DEPOT BEAUT I FIE R! ^“!xi.0T«.Wc9t<,rn R*i,1r>/- H0L1103M A OH! TH ax CORN8IOH! Tiros* CORNS. [Afomlap JMpcr, Aog. M.) ” IOH MY! IOH MY1 1 coa t eland iu but be did. for he sent right off rad got OFFICIAL —An ohlrrly friend of onri, who i» 1 exoeediagiy ton-1 bf children, hating a large family hinw4f. mooting a number of Httie gulden haired,may cheeked ehce, in charge of a tidy rad good looking auras, stopped, and. Laving admired tho children, limed them good bye. Ho waa just about Marling off. when Madge, 30,000 thooumngratbtttowitahof tho group, *44... h.1 C ATLANTIC & BRKAT “STERN Costar’s' Corn Solvent, '•‘‘"“•WAX SANTA CLAUS" HaAjiarten. EA.8TM.AJr A KENDALL, r. U. Boe r «3 naaovev Kt., ite.too,w4 Don’t Read the Above! “COSTAB'B" Standard Preparation, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-02-03.pdf 4019d6d24f2e9c75654ad274b413ef5f PDF Text Text (jnstinijs IJnnnct DEWEY, GEQ. A. AT HIWHOA B OUtT n> . WITH. O»n«<rJ,C^*Ku'. Gnmi S'.rs.ns Ut Crart Uhm S^.ir*. ’ Tuii<-u.»opnunnnL With Malice toward naae, —with Charity for all,— with F'irnaaM m the Right' VOL. XIII Skr $**ti«t* g**1 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3, 1869. NUMBER 41 Jushfsj Jirwtwj. CASH STORE AFTERWARD now Ready to Show refiefi ' Rachael learned that riches and honor “She don't take it very hard after afl" Lad lieon showered upon her betrothed he mnt'erel; “I am glad its well over, husband from forteno's liberal hand nines h<> had left the Now England fog® and 'gwe soldiering,’ and be in turn b. tone I to the sad ttvrj of old -•** a. KpP<’e sight )S AND PRICES! That’ he Point! Come and See. ALLEN BENNETT. Hastings, i.. Fob. 1,1.18«9 —yl Following the first impulse of tho mo­ ment, he opened the door and went in. “What fo tho price of that old fashion­ ed clock in the window F' •Thai dockF’ eaid thaJowfoh look­ ing individual in attendance. “Well, you can hare that clock cheap, being there's something ails tho striking RAILWAYS. JACK13X Luma * UOUTAW * ATTENTION, C0MRAD8! wi L.w’e porertr. And then U 11-1 them how the an­ Frank nnd little Minnie were tucked ti in* firuraro< o' |bo little uid-fashfoned snugly up in bed in the eporioue nurdock had guided him back to behfo scu- aery above stain, Mr*. Auiley told her denly tomyrnindjaMthonF’ bethought hutband wAjr aha waa interested in tho I could take myuath I** the old dock Mr. Ralph Vans'* exquiuso 'mWui- foa wooden duck, time stained and rudly Thai’s right,' my little wife," mid hoe carved. Yet she would not exchange it husband, holding her fowdly to hfo beaant fol" for the most cosily timo-pfoco of alaco*ter sad golil, tb it ever sparkled through ."iflhny a plato-glasa fLmIuo- hauled. Two dollar* for that dock is savin' rmitty lair.’ * "I should think so," observed the Twenty-Tire Cents. •Xboattuu: Nu.”’ returned Ralph and hair, wore appearing ao pitfuliy to hfo own. "What do 1 want of chestnut* 7” bho tai-oly bunt into teen, and Moore up iirort'y.' did you gc - “Are you very much in ward of th# money F' “indeed, air,wo arc, ’aobbed the child. heart-broken naj," ssud Ralph, smooth­ many year, it had returned to him. ing her hair down with careleas gontlcness. “1 don't wantyvur chMtnuts, bet here’s a quarter fi»r you, if it w JI do you any good.” He did not stay to hear tho delighted ; incohsrent thanks tho ehili ixxi.wu out through a rainbow of smiles and tears, but strode »n hia way muttering I et. ecn' .flight from the debtor*’ prfoon, no doubt ^HOULDER, ARMS! GEORGE PR ESTO $w D i J. P. BQBERTt DKkLKRSia l>"'*«. Mrt cisr.. bill neatly iy- iHiMtllany. C. G. HOLBROOK. XTTOHX; V .1 I-.-. -Wtail-r m . • While Ralph Moore was indulging in his trade to that where these very note:al reflections, the dark- THE OLD CLOCK, or Ralph Vans'* Wooing. FAMILY GROCER U»rM-g K» r -Uiljt t:«o of omuibu.siM on tho pavement below. West JOHN MICHAEL. ■4 g*rn*|« I’siwlrr. (Halt • art. Fartwolar »Ur*ite t XHiLUr. lluuAfalt* r with quick olgftu: sUqsUttcrly rogurdlca* of tho basket uf unsold nuts that still “i wundur what aiU the striking msdangled upon' her aim. Down an obchincry,” bo thought, opening the dour. “1 used to Im v* a genuine Yankee focul- acure lane she darted, between tall ruin-' • ripple of r, aud the wooden staircase 1 GEORGE PRESTON 1 ■' - ■ ' ' .- rr»l*»frT r«r> Haiea.omhIs*. I tiitr«|.K, W<Mitr.*l. IWH.tiA. *11 a. li.*«** Wry THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. -*. M-c*. yo^O'f DO. HASTINGS HODBB. " Mil* And <T>srrk .-trert., Il«.:in'a«.Jm*s( II K*it>. jespneiM p>>» IGQUALIZldJR. Paralysis can bo Cured I DRS. J. M. ft 0. RUI8ELL. HARVEY WRIOHT. yy A. HARTWELL, HOLBROOK ft MILLS. Groceries and Provsions, Aflrtsrr WM. JOKES, KEROSENE OIL io ounquy," ho says, “but it been bod faith to.do su. . . us if tho breath of iiio depended upon twilight. Ralph Vano had stood waiting at the FIRST QUALITY there a pal* how very dwwly and tandi<rly c-uuncci endurance and hardship knit parents nod children together, he tells that suna of hia kindred urged him to «ixh tho rritton to Rachael . After the tentediy playing in tho sunshine tlpit temporarily supplied the place of tho abiutniatod to her father'a care with tho scst tire. ,e*ol uabrekou still.” “Mary! back already? Surely you hate not sold your chestnut* co toon i” •light rustling in tho bttahoa (truck hfo on hfo throbbing brain. “Oh, mother, mother, »oe 1" ejaculated tho breathless child. “A gentl« man gate No—it waa tfut a robin darting home lu ita neat, had terrified at being out co er, a whole quarter I" . late; and once more the deop, peaceful It Haiph Mouio could only have eeen th -l naked co g.-eat fortitude aud reeeluquiet brooded above tho silent meadows. tho rapture which hfo tiny surer gift dif- tiun. It was aucom», but life it *a art­ “It is too into,” he said, as tho village ful romancer, and pu.ti*me» ito «/«.**<. “How late it it, RachelT' clock chimed nine, 'dhe will nut coma now, and 1 have the inctlablo satfofactiou or knowing that I am a fool I bha “Yo*, but my head aebtt still-’’ "I will come and batho it for you had snbj acted him. mother, when I havo finished this piece in New York Ci an editorial overwork yourself If I could only help you—but my sight foils with every day. tvo been, that she loved jne." O, my daughter! what fo to Wcome of Ho dropped a auspauus drop of •God only know* ! sighed Rachel, her if fair head dropping over that endless basket work. “Homer, I dare not tancy what the future may bring forth. ’ “tsuch magnificent wild strawberries She rose to upon tho door, aa a gentle as I havs found down in the poatun lot, tap sounded on tho panels—a tell offiixr mother. Only look 1 ’ , in the uniftRp uf n captain in tho Fede­ And Rachel Itendy held np her apron ral army stood before her aatonfohed full uf scarlet benies blushing through J “Rachaa!!" silver leaves. . bhe sras Biin>ttT,rory girl, with shin­ •Ralph Vane?' • ing black hair, aud brown eyes that Imd "Nay, I eoaroelr wonder that you look culdly at me Rachael, but I hare been hfo heart, but Mary Lee never forgot the hfo own life. At evmy point the oar The crimson window curtiisi were fo an in turesting one, aud is greet p cLeely drawn to shut out tho storm and it include* national hi .tory. Thanks to the peedtiar oonatitutiot hfo mind, which, while it lacks the qu filled grate, and th* dinner table ah in itiee of uriginaliy or genius, la yet be a glitter with ent gla»s,-rare china and ly tentative, he baa been identified poliahed silver, wa* only wailing for the connected with every social and pol prooouoe of Mr Audley. “What can it bo that detains papa?" srnd Mrs. AudleT, a lair, handsome emt­ if it had dollars. , M' ‘There's a man with hhn in tliei chael wifi yuu read that tetter now f—. WUlyougivemo tho one.er waited. rkilUr*' -Horv. for. mi kmg and ratal;, tho night tmfore 1 BtetoU O. «ml >mmUm6 j g Ac Nffi ltaWMd~U. WrbnmM.ua l»- F*“ ssnrezs him , Mm. AuJ—To discover bow taany . it, the brilliant ras there arc jn a placv, all that ui fiscs of a humble m aud threadbare leaving tho bou.o, toud in die doorway •10 aad costs *uma sault and battery on �R. COOK’S BMXQOQPj. art ^LD-GU t-JlMWEV SEWING MACHINE PBHXIP8 * BCTTLEY, LOCAL AOKKTH. BASriNGH, MICH Ft**Dy after a greet deal of talking. thought struck Brigham, hia faithful te County Clerk on Friday the Sth day of February next, at 2 o’clock, P.M. ffllASCTSMs CONVEYANCING Township committee. GEO. M. DEWET. Into one grand coruficatco should oo-operativo tradii la taooMSroMte. Wsey Itewtes Mseth* «-«U. Il co. islks onr SMme Tkh rw-ebla-ra.k... •orolbaa kteC sVMhsb. “ * Sall Lake tion ; and that . on.and greatly tic*. Theat.k-aia, Socials, IMP, Donation MJk«* FOUR DirraRE-VTKTITC’llC. vilk ss muck asM ssC vHh — “ min 7, L“-LI uT.’ sM- SmmI vkiek esablesy— Iibeesl. h SKWlUJUHT ssJ'hCAVT FAI?slVM "*V rut TwmLs. Th. T.ssiss bmsg sBSSertia,lsslaaTarisbL * It Makes the Beet Stitch among the meet Important humanlxI ng ly shown that he does not comprehend the flrat principles of political economy. tecnth century. Busi niss m in meet other places in wlll crush him, more thoroughly than election in another district, and also tho tho opposing bayonets of a superior Republican County Courentlcnv.X Republ .will be held STAGES TO ANO FROM IIASHSGS ______ rhich.i Friday are Moessa-ily Jefe the purpooc prosperity arc teen on every hand, and 0 That ample provision should be made for the moot thorough infliction of suitable penalties against all persons en- OUR HATURALIZATIOM LAWI. Wo learn tint the Episcopal Church Tho Constitution of tho United States on the 10U: day of February next, for the nomina­ heceh.ve kst theirefficientandpopulor makes it the right aad duty uf Congrem H... — ■ '— „e ■___ nomluation of a Circuit Judge far the 8:hJudlvlal dle'riet. And t*X tr>n<act such other bffsln'ss at shall come before said Convention. Each township In said County, will be emitted to four Dclega:e< in said Lfounty Cem-entl-m. S. H. COOK, Chal'man R> p.. Co. Committee. Dated Hastings January 12th 1869. . preached bis farewell sermon, and leave for a residence In the city of Marshall, He has been popular,wo believe,as Rec­ tor of Trinity Church, aud Is a man of subject. This fact conclusively shows decided ability. It to U> bo hoped hie that with tho progress uf events, new successor may be his equal in ability occasions arise for additional' legislation and bla superior. If that bo poiaible, in The system, aa now regulated by lai all that makes and adorns the character team that Rev. Air. Ituaunx, the Pastor of theBapti-t Church baa received and wl.l p.-oLably accept a ecll In the ad­ joining county of Coax Ho la a nun of Pikh’s Hotbx. Nlk-e, Jan. Slat 1808. ability, and wo think tho Baptist socie­ AU that pertain* tn tho progress and ty he.e would do well to retain hia prosperity of our State toof gene, al inlarteClpthe people, especially so. the Causes thut promote or the agencies that cau-re this progress. As we look c TIIM MkClilNK TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM. GRAND AND SQUARE JUST THE SAME MANNER D S Dilug Store NIGHT SCENES Be Sure t6 Sec this Machim, The penal City F. D. ACKLEY', MONEY TO Z.OJJT FLORENCE SEWING MACH I HL Clerv>>.e:i a*. Ilu Hesd nr Circular. DRUGGIST XIE' naa MerCKDr am [|EiDm«Tt»s Block What are the pmclieul result, under tial election f ears snd riC«llt7. end tho lost great triumph over the ol ’ Hall on FrldaJ’ evening nex Paints Ac Olla, coMrLgTk of ths oppressive Township texes Niles was only a Vill- The principal topic of onnvemtion s pecially between Salt Lake City, and it, pauper, Grocerixs *o. 0 H. A. GOODYEAR, HI HI'3 Building Materials Canon so situated tbqt they cannot avail much aa it did with that । fora like reason: Po/m’ce/y ii >ays »♦«. We do not desire to do the party eny injustice; yet wo have a way of sav­ Gun-powder ing in tboeooulumns just what we think. cn E/ OLAKft, rem Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery er eroucu) reices. Dodges Clebrated Plows 0 •4 i. r.MiEirtaco. Q STOVES, IRON, A-AfM OK. e LUD, a ssMfl ■« ssssrtMest. ‘ p HI New ail the money day as rapidly aapomlblo. o HARDWARE STORE, that the greater the number more; eight hundred miles, and havcxtrains naturalisation mill; and in the single citr Ue Improvements, the neultaef which running one thousand miles West of of New York thev multiply- frandnle.it rolw by thousands at ove^ Important their electwn. Tho thing to a —tfmlned a Village, and necessarily a part trouble, where numbers and money can i> the obtaining of a City charter before “‘•"‘‘••’—■R—*•- Ul.sk .t'sC-.ilMrieKOey M^k. and Oatholir tenths of all the fraudulent voi'ng by aliens goes to the benefit of the Dmucratic party. Wo do not claim that the Republican party is absolutely free from Ogdon City first, It being understood ell sin on this subject; yet one must bo that tbs Co. which first runs s train uf stone-blind to tho most obvious facts not uataide the Village Umlte, was cara into ths above nomad place, are to liy equal to te average Taxation of receive s considerable price. ThestrugrCity fur city purpcecs, while the. posure of such fraud, we find Democrats at tendon or xru rx ir^mxcr. BOOKS, ample abundance show Qus Fulitiral parties allege it against each other. The ready materials lor thia fraud are sup- >m which tho Democratic party derives majorities in New York, Brooklyn, d oiler ’"rgc cities. Hia party, hence, be perfected without let or hindrance ammosthkxt CHR1ETAIAB PRESENTS, BfC., rpue CUKAF Omaha Mebraika. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. GROCERIES, Now let tho Republican Senate promptly do the same Court Hou H. Panx rage in all the State, by tho decided Abd we affirm that this may bo easily majority of 152 to 47. the Gru BOOKS DRUGS, Stationery No honest man will hesi- curs. BBOTHER’S New Go o <d s visit this benutLfU! city. Axonren Victoxt rot rut Ria ar,—On suit. CHRISTMAS TOYS & PRISBiTs MLgTDrtH. MICHIGAN. od for tho punishment, either by fine or Hotel in thia City and one ef the very Leer impriaoament, or bybd^h, of all persons wh<? may bo oonperaed in their violation, re call tho attention of sueh either by procuring fraudulent ccrtifi- Drugs a Medicixes. la, then passed the pending Constitutional the people of our beautiful Village must Amendment, establishing impartial suff­ .'single advantage that of tills week. *1 ha public are district or circuit court uf the United Monday tho Homo of Roprescntatires what Hastings Jsckssa. Mlcli MEW YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY —Mr. Cook, of 8»ngnmon, offered a nnt resolution instructing the Illinois mission to citixenship, and at leas: one per month from the date of death of their year in tho state or territory where the parents. cjurt is held that admits him. He must al«o declare his intentions on oath, at least tuo years previously,before a court the Bints, and which as it grows older atixon uf the United States. grows better and I. destined, despite all 1 Will Last a Life-Tim« uoos ro-idont in the United Sutea for pcrity of their Church. these cooru. Baring fulfilled these 1 be Presbyterian society still retain, conditions, he is then entitled to apply hen as one of a comtniucc aud we think very wisely, the services r______ tia . r — u S' eelerted by ihoee oppoved to a city char­ ter then tending bcfiire the IxgLJature beard this morning, one of the met we Jpurneyed all of the way to I-airahig eloquent acnaons to which we ever lis­ provisions brat least to alii if poa-lbly wo mL,ht in defeating tened, on the duty of Christian men in dition to Lie Own oat the pa. sage of the Bill creating the City thb day and age. Wo drom ourself cx<ft Nile.. We did not succeed In our project, though wo did su.-ce d in strik­ wisdom. ing from the Uli, what la our «xtr. me sworn testimony that tho ap longtime Mend H. U. P Ks; Esq., the fulfilled all the cumlitions of exceedingly popular Host ef Pike’s |«irai*tfon and wealth, but in all that COURT HOUSE. EVERT MACHINE IS WARRANT!) EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Cttr, with seven or eight thousand pro- Other things may bo necessary to i root the evil of which wo oomplain; yet those suggestions, embodied in te form of law, would bo a long step toward the I right, and wo hope the next Congress will take up this whole subject. Sicilian Hair Renewsr. Jxkm -in. M1CUTOSS CKX shown tn be illegally procured. 5. That, whenever a naturalized cite clvillratha of thia day and age, and Stebbins. on Jefferson ■ NEWS, ... HEBKICE 0 0 a m PICTURES, Gold & Silver Watches, Mi Silver ui Plata! Van. 0 Sad AcctDUXT. -Through 0 5 ■^OULDIKGS, CO Johx r.trxxa HI SONG CABINKT mill, were slightly Injured. n minds one forcibly of thsartlltesy prno- ballot • box; and call upon all honosi men, lx> they Democrats or Republicans, deubL will t in the beginning, they are now running who violate the law. What .ball it ba? thought that Ogden wad'-Dnntorth’aHoU-Ops s OXTH STORE United States TESSiS �Xeral ini JttisctUancDtM.1 p4T Ur An !>«*• wta'i#' or BFECTAL NOTICES* BUSINESS CARBS. I2IT1. Advertising “V8T sotils their balls nnmediaicly, or they will be loft for mi sun i nmnuici BOWNE 4k GALJAJWAY, bankers. rocukWtm mx • nxrrno. HtateAgricsitaral rsitrse-T.C-Akbx.Pns ‘ EMOBAvnro.—PettlngiU, BatesAQj., “----- ----- “ - • are to present to every person who buys I a copy ef the Heart* 1 Home of iho date of Fob. l&th. on treied paper, a beautiful engraving of a German Picture Dot beBook fore copied in tbl* country. Tbla shows the eutarprl** of the publishers, and their determination to make their New Weekly a worthy lepmoiatation of ▲merlcnn Periodical I.lterntu.e. Mmey tesaMfiBapMi BswlroL ntxTixas, - - - nisi - • MICH. HlbH M. MXAD, v AarssTsmuw or rarmrt. >s troev. saira bioct, HAXTIXOH, ... tort - - - MICH, rw Arrijancs W«m>. counts have run an unrmsnnable length of time, and m«X he trtVidl LONGER DELAY IS IMPUH-'IBLE. All note* Whit 1* the boat and safest prepara­ [ aet due muat bo settled Immediately, tion to turn grey hair to Its n uund col­ either by payment or approval autea. Goouyeab, Bahluw A Bah-ky. or. but not dye U? Hall's Vegetable been pL^od on our tabie printed at the office ef the **Doiuo.-rwt' a circular, ed* d. e-eed ’rio the Votemnf Barry Coea;y," and signed "Many Cillaene. ’ tn which l. otn begi nt ng to end i» not ona tingle tialrmonl tAaf if-rnt eoi.c rnlug any a.Uon, either o' the Editor of thto paper or the < rosecutlng Atto.ney. I From pere'dal knowledge we braud the ScvtaK.-We learn Uiat J. W. I attar*- »pon HoM. C. G. liOLLBOoK aa m. ls. . and wltnout the least thlnn on Buxtutt, Esq.. has aaeoc ated hltnaeF I earth out oi whlc.i to make them, eave ^wlth Oil. Wm. H. Dickkt, in the A Blind Manufactory on B-**lway.1 d .stardly meaniresa. Mure than th .t, ' Many Cltlseus' re;>rt>euU but one mon and be in .thia miher, e.iuply a xuuu Mure tuan thia, the “Baunci” la uo* tho • official o.-gan" of add “Many 1 nder, but tbeo.an:i of the ..tpub.lcau p r.y, aud it* volet,, whsrrit «i.all speak, aud pil<-r to th >t Ind-pendent but aencommittal on the question <> pa ty can- Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, th j advertisement of Allen Hsvxktt tobefqnndon tlieflret jngeof this Iasi e. Illa new Ftore la now In full blast, and will amply repay a visit for Inapcc on mcre.y, provided you do not.wa t to parch ise ; aud if you do, w«Lgmea that you will find It tor your Imere-t to visit tho Bo-ton Cash Fiore, corner uf btale will be delivered to the Grand Army Reimbllc. at the Coart Ilou-e, In this village, on Friday evening Feb. tub, 1S*O; by Comra-I J. U%Palmer. it le hoped that all returned Feidler*, aud widows and orphan* of de>ea*ed Mil­ parts of the county. All the members of the Poet are requested to meet at their Mfill on Friday evening next, at half past six o’ete^k* _ • Brm-n ni: Quirr.—There to about thia Village “a toller'’ by the name of beldlag, who g< os al-out the streets de­ bouncing the Editor of thtopap< roa Um Temperance question. Before ho soys much more, we •uggeel, ho had be*t call at the store of Jacob Maus and pay for the property be deetroyel there In a drunken Imdl on the evening of Eund-iy, July 5th, 18®t.beeau-e In defiance o th< la wa of b 4h Gori and man., M ACS wo Id not sell han whisky oa'R^blMtti. J ■tits icsn riTlSll rslLECS HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR 'REHEWER. Drift Meta, Groceries, N inety JA.cre«» TO CONSUMPTIVES. A getotog the V HYDE & PHIHDLE. an J popular l-etnerer haa been engaged by the I-adto’e 1.lb.ary Asooca-leu to lecture la Bittie Crtxk on the ICth of Febnxaire, an Item of In orsnt on which Remcueii, Uepu'lcans of Hasting*, the Tuwoab'p Can, us at the efficcot the County Clerk on Fri t y afterno. n ut X o’clock. Thesaurus will er/an lac vety promptly at the hour and tho<e Inter­ ested will do well to be on band prompt- ... I> REH to M A. K ER. . oi M.44J„iU«, M> SosUm TweiyX«i>L HO Acroe Improved IXD DjtD^B THE B£»T CVLTIVATISM CoM DeiUlags, Feaee*. Ac. HEDRICK A <XX K, Sattis & Hmtaen, We notice that a bill has boon intruducud iutu tho titatc Legietatuiv, by Air. ElltutL ul Barry Uuuu'ty. Ibr n repitd of Uiu act odtabliehing tho office of County .'<u|«rtutuiidcnt ul Common bchuoU, on<l reviving tho old system uf Examinations of roadiera by townships bdtoui Itupocto.a. Wo are strongly impressed with a belief that this would be a retrograde inurement. The old system was tlivruuglily tried, end wa* found inclhcicut. Alm-et any une cuuld get a 1 cocker’s evrLfijutu uudrr it, cither by reason uf incumjieteucy uf luapectoni, or by personal |.avur. Uudvr County tSuperiulcntlunti^ thu grade uf Tcnchors* Scholarship and obih.y to teach has been largely advan­ ced; the schools hare been vuited, and tho Teachers uMuted in their duties— tho in<x>m[>eteato hare been weeded out, and all woo expisl to txirli are aimin ’ ' lur higher qualiacaiiuns. Weak disiiitt, । employing tow priced Teachers wl.u aa- . opted worn out aud cclijiisod methods i bare been c«]»-cially brnclitted iu the J new life infused into them by visiia from tho Cuuntv tiupcriutemlonL CuUsidei-' ing Unit tho system mid its methods are ■ now, largo requite hove been accomplish-, ed; and no friend, of progressive educa- ; । IL A. GOODYEAR, Bute & Kickaaie Dealff, DICKET JI BENTLEY, n*M>a<*. Fsb. lat, IMS—U WMiGn r. NEW YORK, BOSTON. ku«l A’cw TCn*glan«I Oltleai. position to return to tli« old system. / It to to b» expected that tho imxnnjic- ’ touts will desire a change A few, too, who look nt expenditures, without referenco to results, may prefer the old sys­ tem. Some counties may hare been unfurtunatn in the selection ot their Super­ intendent. Hut where the system has bad a fair application, and an officer of average ability, it baa been found so far superior to the old township system aa to suppress any desire among friend* of popular education to return thereto. 1SOT. blr*n Strvrt rxruEjw. Mu>DLsmxn Drug & Bookstore, LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. gio to «15 ;:n tsp re. ri Ktrxt. N.V Yers. ~ — —* r«ust« —- — — , <hy Is the loloetre Magana v the Bert! WL ARE COMING, I Mseeose it safest* Irvs. lb* wtol* WU X DRUGGIST AND BOOKBKLLKR, EaoHro Block, MIDDLEVIUE, . nllyt - MICM10AI STATIONERY i HJI8 DEPOT, Wb»^- rsa to n«a4 atl Ito Iredisg Fvrtofi. Sad ArCTDOXT. -Through a no e from Rgv. I). M. WtAVBa, we leam that on the »:h ulL, tho boiler hi the st.am saw mill at Fodunk, tn the tow nah pt f Rutland, txploded. mottal y wounding the engineer, Jonx Rrma, a young married mm, recently hem Adame County. Indkna. We, abo. Irun that two or three others employed about the mill, were slightly Injured, and the dam­ age done the property falte heavily *n the proprietos, Mrwia. Her. ilk id. Nevertbolem. they are a<t v- Luslnese men, and no doubt, will »oon bo ail right tor bcalne-s again, and we bust, In future writ good aucoma. LKTTIK A SOT* * • J&iTtVK LKTTKtt Mfigfifi Tie Farmers’ Mutual Fire Im Ge. uvotet nut*. mi cLAnsn Mum BARRE AND EA1ON COUNTIES tecordinit tu ztiGi.m. �BUY GOODS. it >aiti«jr| NEW klVEtT1(EMElT>. voa IMPORTANT! The Great Pfovelty! —A 'tenft think—a mus’nrd plaster. —Alwiwa titod—a wagon wheel. CASH STORE Tim iiACMtwyrKO World Inducement! to Agents Larger than —JTEe bread of idleoeM loof-inr. —Handsome apples are sometimes "Westt-rn -i-One has only to die tobe praised. —Little and often, make a heap in time. —Forgive thynolf nothing and athon "^Thb fewer words, tho bettor tho MHTtM B.M MUNI A Barre I sf Brailf a»d lb«MMeM Ever I 100 PER CENT cluTi'l i'mdoi* uuouiC 'wouLlCouoI*. THE FIGURE EIGHT. Hr ths AetoeroT I hr “Dead LaMar.” THE CLOUD ON THE HEART. tjcer. H-LVEarLsTKv My lhe »W popular A. R HOE. Alaa, camplau btortaa. Graphic KktUhss. H i« rMtor to blame than to do BO8ADALIS A Splendid Assortment foi Sale at Rail Road Prices. Ml NtMice «a»^. Dnl»r> by tbs U. a. bed IML srs dsserttod Is Misted ire mb l ■•. ».r adilms .1 —Would you bo strong, compar yourself. —How did Adam get out of tho gar­ den of Ed«n? He was ouL —“Well, wife,lyuu can’t any I ever contracted bad habits.” “No, generally expended them.” > —Which of tho English, monarchs had moat reason tn complain uf hia laun­ dress ? John, wucn hi* bagoge waa hat in tho Wash. —Mankind should learn temperance from the moon—the fuller she gets, the aliurur her hums become. —Silomon adviaos the sluggard to go to tho ant, but the ahiftlms of tho pres­ ent day go Io their unde. —‘•Husband, I ean’t express my de­ testation of tout conduct." “Well, dear, I’m very jlul }O t can’t" | —A dandy Inquired at a fruit stall "Aro these apples fit fi>r tho bogs to eat?” •‘Try 'em and see,’’ said tbd wu- NEW GOODS cautvm, Sturatss D irrc BEST RESIST TET.D1SCOTEBED. Dijaa tftteBlurt, Lmr.Kitej!, All Hastings Outdone! E. H. BALL0K •HMirr. OSes .silks Cm, 11 Nisblf*s- ; ' • mLVNonr axaMr-Jr—~:-,y?aT. ADXIMS-nuTOUS HALL. ROSADALIS PKIlUATK JtBDb R. Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. WANTED. sr.tf’■’.rMT x.t>. ■asai 0. B. SPAULDINfi. —A medical atndont anya he has nev­ er boon able to discover tho bone con­ tention. an 1 desires tn know whether it is not situnto I very near the jaw bone? —Linasrvioj msr bo bad for profoi’ing Christians, but it is good enough for professed loves a Nsslk'tlls. U«'i LI DKPCTT 8k..if Rosa, our kitchen maid, is eighteen. eful and trim, and luudly lea. black Jacob, bbo wears dangling car ring* sot with blue glass atone*, and a bright pink frock which fita her ag neat­ : )y as a French griaetto's. bho had only been with ue a w~ck or two when bylvia camo into tho parlor where wo were all ■itting. . “What do you think I’.oaa wants to do?" *he laid, laughingly. “Actually ■he dcairoj to Como into the parlor and play fur us. 8bu says ahe can sing, and that alio plays the organ in tho colure 1 Methodist Church." Wo all cried out lot her ootnb in, and; in a few minutes, quite radiuut and sulfcuuaciutu, Itosa trijqxxl in to tho piano. She struck a few lino rolling chords, and then began to sing Wo all started in anuunmi-uL Pure ami dear and full of , melody, her voice aoarod like a lark's, . and overflowed tho room with its vol­ ume. We had expected to bo amused, • but <o were dumb with astonishment. Katn, whose delicate aoul finds exwrwssion at the piaun, but whoso voice is nardly strong enough for vocal uxnreeaiou, flushed and trembling with delight uBmi sang, and, when she ended manuured with a sigh, almost of eury, “Ch. if I had n voice Uko that"' . Next day I questioneduur black swan about her adrantogva tor/cultitatiun. Her jhthur and mother, with their three daughters, hod been elavee till 1863. They hx! had a kind master, aud wore never .old opart. After becoming fx«, tho parents had put tho threo girls in . aehuul, had now they could read and write, and hor fother had hired a jiiano, aad all had learned to plav a little. ' Rosa and her aeamd sister “lived out," but tho youngest, only eleven, was still in school. *Wo shall make n teacher of my Uttlo sister," sold Rota complacently, as she told mo all this. •MJat how did you learn to piny aud • eiag so well?" I asked. I took a few h-s^jas, but I get it tnoetly by ear. But you ought to hear my next sister nlay aud sing, bbe can sing Speadid; I’m nothing alongside oi ntUat Sutcets. ADMIX STRATH LX'S HALF., MPRGVED Bair dressing M <SK STi SSKSsiss '"“tBoiOe will quickly restore Gray Hair to la natural color aud beanty, and produce luxuriant growth. It b perfectly harmless, and is preferred •ver every other preparation by those who have a Ene head of hair, «s well u dime who wish to restore k. The bcaatiful gloss sod perfume imparted to the Hair makeit desirable for old and youag. ' VERY MIN HIS OWN PRINTER. \VITH «■»<>/our prmwa. «»4 EM msl»rt*l I » aoraaipaiit log It. argry man <aa4a Msawa REPOT, IM GREENWICH KT., N. T. huc'£ONEDo11a& Latest Hew York Hews. Secrets of the Great City. ATLANTIC & GREAT . I TERN Broad Gauge Bail way I WE ABE OH HAND! on mcdodI o( oar ln>Rien«r hit err LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! FREE OF COSt a. m. a P m. AMTRxcTornci:. u»d CM.ry>»«»X <’««■ ALL jrcitNBbs l-ROMPT OSM«. CM <fe-» *»*>'»■ UMd»nwe. Iiswea*. M*l» NEW < YORK, XAmSGS H BONTO.W, BlTTftHliiGlI, PillAAPSXPHIA. BALTIMOHL aUsl WAMI1NUTON CITY. This Is ibsealy Roet« is th* fer OrxU <*^*-0 Oil Regions of Pennsylvania KABVEY W MKTae4 OMMrllo «y. Hour* i-iiklk “Ent where do you get your stylo, Rosa? who taught you to sing in tho re listened to white folks’ | Only 82 75 per Copy! JW 'trr d <Jr Cirewkn and aaa Mr Errata, asd fell 4r*rriHlMi of iSe mk. Addrrn JU.ItN ItoTlirn.' A CO. Cbicaja, III., ar M. LouU, singing,, and two ur throe times I'rv been to aa opera, aud heard ladies sing timre. I bet you I listened close. And after that I could juat imitate them, rrory motion.” It mast have hewn tree, for no uaenL turod roico could hare executed a song am vs — k .. ', THE PATENT HAIIC COMB II rvl«r araj hair • prra.a»ei.l l> mA «r bn ■t I.....1 r.. ai MONTHLY TRADE CIRCULAR. FOIA JANUAKY. 1869. Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms. OSTS IN ISO sluts- vJ..Me *W mef.l .r Help. Mr Ml'si ONE UUl.I.AR Nsh; li~«n>i isdscracnt. for biauf Clubs. C BOLBBOOK & attorskysmS CARRIAGE FACTORY! . OH! thom CORN'S tOHl vbou COBN.'. [Afofflin? Paper, Aw}. 28.] •• I OH MY! IOH MT! 1 cant s'and It: ba: be did. for he sant tight olt aud got iislisrs is CkSsrsvv. will felly aiM4 ts tbs sHrMlcsk. lUsUnr. MKb. ‘Costar’s' Corn Solvent, .HhkKWHA HO.M Kim Xi, [far>«.lr 1 ‘•.Ibvrj XL.) HUXTON. MAMM. ‘ X ' ■nd It etuvd him.” . Don’t Bead the Above! ^yilOLIMALKA H KT A IL. O YSTE R DEPOT, W. A. SARTWELL ’ AV ANTED. Corner of Jeffr.-non and Railroad Slrrwto, A Word In Season lo the Citizens of BAnnv courtTirt VanwiaUa, of West Vfrgula. la doomed. Andrew Johnson, when bo deeoends in­ to tho political dead hutuo on tho 4tb of March, will not be oloue. Moral: It is not soft) to betray tho ; Wholesale and Retail. Hariag flttrd ap lawala, l .w> MV mat, T’l-EARURK HLEIGIIH. Ini LiaaasT m Fi-rro Assnarxes •ver offerod in th. County, I AIM TO SELL NOTICE HE IKS LAMB Kffrmiffl ItACmjCEMrO. co. Sa OS fer say torse «l OS aires b; tsprem.’ Full., Mum. AMrses HmrR. C.WTAB, 10 Cnaby VL N.Y. Or, Jsmr F. Hmr (MroAm to) «• Ur Svr« tlikTm,, 1; HASTINGS, MICE. Genuine Articles astsldlwwlUw i-lx< JAMES JOHNST � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-02-10.pdf 0c4351d9ecf4fb7166d54ca009f6065d PDF Text Text BT GEO. M. DXWWV. VOL. XIII. •• With Hallo* toward non5,-with Charity for all.-with Firmnest fax the Right" * HAS1TNGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1869. SusintM §irrrt»nj. BOSTON CASH STORE Is now Ready to Show GOODS AND PRICES ! “RHICES," That’s the Point! Come and See. ALLEN BENNETT. Hastings, Mich., Fob. 1st., 1-869.—yl TIRMS,-11.50 PZR AIYDK. NUMBER 42. intmnrwd remarkable by competent ! critics; I knew he could imprunso al-1 । must without mental effort, end expert-1 This may to sense, aocm a «tartiing ti­ ed under the stimulus of tho fiery ear- I There is onn custom rapidly becom­ tle ; bat ujam careful consideration, w» pent—wboeo sting I dread more than I ing common which would be especially think it will bo tautta novorthetos* true. dread death—hi* brain would ba quick - honored in tho brror.li, and that is tbo An occ*uiut:al dram, kuu uu uuraaiuaal , aned, aa I w-b should bo charmed, pet­ per*onal canvass for high office. It mutt spree may not ora fnl r under tho law hope amaaod, at the exhibition oi hi* be assumed to bo as disagn-esblo to tho ol crime, no mure than tho firot defalca­ gnntiemon Concerned os to their felluwI rare gift. tion, or double dealing, or sharp prao“At last wo prevailed, but instead of citizens whose upiuion they would most ticc, or dci-vptiun may bo considered ss ' quickening, the wino annulled his facul­ value; and nothing but vorr extraordi­ bringing one undue too charge of criaanary cuuaidoratious should bring a canties. A few glosses re didnto for Son star, tor instance, into tbo z^-y. nft“V- but they are, as in tho latter i state of utter inabrioty. ca*c, situation In which'r-— r« — llthe first *tq>* in a downward course ‘Tho party bruko up. Wo wore all and invuriably ted to crims. Senator bare teen ----r ____ wild with drink and excitement; ho DrunkouiM that leads to tho neglect aluno was immovable and quite insunri- a Logislature is about to elect a Senator and ruin of business is a erime uj<ai uses ble. There was do arousing him from tho cqaring of candidates, with their suit; U]iun wbueu imsuatiato Isrohy who -*—. . 7’T.~~~ A ’LTY —« tho state of deathly eloop into which ho friends and henchmen occupying rooms : — - z u 2^1 U. » .hid, .,07 irat-r »1.» Lad fallen I dared not take him homo entire time of the head of 'the family;' ........... . ............ ' ‘.................... that night, fearing our frolic might bo CSC bo coaxed is -’ ‘ * — -------- — r ■ 11 —- •“—— ■unroHO.li-.w.KuW pU^Lio-bi. «•« rapam ,1 handsome face flushed and almost pur- 1 - For why should a candidate come F— pls, hi* actirs brain for unco completely Ho san hold a-ronstant levee but a tow stupefied. day* at most, and if his character and TAOCBinr. LAKCT0 * »A<JIXAW A “In the morning I wa* awakened by ability h»vo not already impressed the tho sound of sobs. A white wared face members with a sense ol hi* fitness, how stood over me; a trembling, weak voice eau his conversation for a few miuotoa | , . -------1*1 T All LIHIOI Itlllll rttAiUAW IALUL . I». K HIRIKUI cried out— | da itF A man should Im sent to the It is criminal in tho doba-ing examBKxnkr. r. *. •*O Philip, your poor brother!” | tionate of the- United btataa because his , plo whicL. it set* before tbo ririug genera­ T1AIXSF0RH1. “I sprang from my bod. My friends, general career has satisfied the i>coplo uf tion. it is csimmul in that it tub* tha DR. 0.0. LDT8LRY, BKOlll^ I know tho troth soon enough. Her- his State that he is a proper person for family and community uf that to whioh \ 40 J**k**a,. Drp Alt bert had not n-cuvered coneciousuees in the cities ; and his |xn*unal canra-s of ;they uro juuly entitled. Just a* much ' the ‘ night - -- - — -In vain - the L-y.i.tms He waa »till living. Lagulatt inentalJy iiuxm that criminal a* ix ite-v Lad stolen sb much Ilnur,. . to* 1 7; 1.M t.U my prayers and tears and anguish."— this is not the th case, t should !>c enough 'mum-y a* tbo clulLia and food and edu­ 1 Owe**#...,, VR00MA1, » 50 T»n to throw very grave doubts upon a can- ( .r. Hl* voice faltered. 11.1* . didate's character that he ajqcori tqon cation ol the biuiily were worth, from "Young men, ho ia living yet but an Esil M*gi*a«, ».** them. J u»t a* criminal as if they had 1 .1. i»nf o6tt <«/<■■/. Now will you ask me to tiio ore of such an election tu bold pri- defrauded the revenue, oud tho taxa* of IV.fioni, ...Arr l.'.OO ' f.xo 1 I IdM take tho accursed stuff F Yes, tho curve vatu interviews with the members of tho 'so much money a* thoir sober industry ■ ' TR.tts.-4 Rovrn. of the living God rests upon it. It Jias Legislature. wuidd bavu ctvatod burdened my life—it has ruined as no­ -Of course when a man is nominatedAnd tbo greater liability to the comble an intellect a* over was ready to do to the House uf Representative* ho may |missmn ol aime entails upon society >43 J^-<Wlsr*iod hr Orcsfera firiag Trirv battle with the fault* and fullie* of-this very property canvas* hi* district He ,cn .rm-ju* <xptn*es, uf Polios snd.Jns4 4i IS world. Du you still jeer and laugh be- is utteu selected fur his ability in public- ।Ut^Aurti and Jab. lar beyond its eth­ »W rise**** C'Vwm. n. mcconnell, Agant. caueo I ‘ill >.u< htifr. • tr j F I ly discussing the question* of tho hour, er , nokda But wuile drunkunnoss id un­ Im, 34 and 37 Moire* Kt. Ilr*»4 Itepld., Mid O«e*»e........... MO j s.00 tell you if it wore a living thing I would and he goes upon tho stump not alone doubtedly , n crime It is also to be cuaLaasiat,....... ln.M t-io 4.ei TX4 strangle it—and there is nothing upon to secure his own election, but to prove tridervd, in tbu light uf a mural weak* earth which I hate with such a deadly ths superiority of tho principles and ,nose, and require* a different kind of J*ek»oe............ A rr. lite 1A1 M- 1.10 hatred.’’ policy of his ]«rty. But n is nut so with punishment . to that ndminutored to tho Thcro waa a deep silence. Not enoa , tionatonal election. Tho party re*ult ‘sober, pirmvabating breaker of tbo law. t-rvM train. •* I.CK. in all tho rompauv seemed inclined to ia a foregone ccnclukion. The choice Buck-ty has no rigtit tu La vtn tiotiv*. It drink again.— ll»l.-Ain*» oed Ar/tcctor. waver* between numbers ol the same has no right to giro hisx n -rp-dually GEORGE PRESTON x party- There is therefore no discussion "ten duller* ur leu days this may do uf principle*—it is a question of enndi- for tile occaeiuual delinquent, in the first dates merely, and the candidate who is sfoges. It should *imfdy rartrain him not willing to ro*t/Bpun the general con­ Wunders at homo by familiarity cease fidence in hi* character and fatm-su i* tho from hi* vices, withoutrobbxng his fami­ ly uf bl* time, or society ol the value at to excite a*toni*hment; but booce it hap­ candidate who ought toifce rejected. hislaLute 1-ur sudoty ha* a claim th#t pens that many knuW but tittle about the It ia nut caay to imagine a legitimate each individual *hull jiroduM .umething I “huuae we live in" tho human body, occasion lor such a personal canva*a aa gHbrriUmj. i Wo took ujion tho bouse from the out­ to tbo common stuck, aa on equivalent C O. HOLBROOK. side, just a* a wbulu ur unit never we describe, end yet it ia bcet-ming n fur Utoi which he has rocuirod, that the J thinking uf the many ruum. and pass- matter of course. Scnatot^ obeying stream of progress Bum the past to the | og"*, ol tho ingt-tliuU* internal orrango- what they contidw an unhappy tu-evau- future sluui nut have been d«;dctcd, but w.u4*w 1 tBC-pi Hand*,*.*, fuih.si ■<lml Wr.riA llani; : ' meals of the housa, or the wonderful ty, leave their places in Lungren* when the rather, enbuged wM enriched Ly M-irnlng K* . diil<‘ 4:10,.. B -.bsrE, . M0 „। “Speech, a »p«eeh xrom Wilton," cried j^urturo uf tho man, tho harmony and important business pressoi, hasten to * ■; IWtrMl Kb . tl:3-v* B; Kt.. Me the capital* uf their State*, and cover We claim Uieremre that onu luraeaa ••■'p tho tuuuguUeM lauvw*. a laptiun of all its pa.t*. u .ute* e*u l teskc a *pourh on cold wain th, human skcluton, about the themselves with unhandsome suqticiun, should be treated as a qsretos ol crixna, IMndtA Ullw.utee *#4 tsr; 1 deiy Luu," said one ut tbvir num- time of maturity, an 1G5 buna*. The because no truly creditable reason can and that, on inqueet by u jury the con­ be assigned fur thoir conduct. Uppcc victed drunkard thould bo confined in ;^>.r. B. Ifelmil urn. ber. . । muses!* ore about 500 in number. Tho "Mr friends," began Wilton. length of the olimviitary canal is about ing candidate* also, appear. Is the r»n "Hjar, tear! he * reahy in tor it now," 32 loot The amount of blood in adults Legislature to decide tknweeu them up­ Wuikhou*c-, and tho “unfertunate” cried a young man wtew> dtuted cheeks average* fliirty pounds, or full uno fifth on point* of personal wppucrance or should bo sot to wurk—systematic work. manner, ar is tho choice to bo'decidod Hi* wagvs should bo remunerative, and I* “ gave pUUu. *igu> ut hi* (fevutiuU to tuo of Uio entire weight 1*. *. bottle. “Wilton i*un hi* foot" • | lb# teart i» six incboe in length and by intrigue or money F A t-cmxtor waa faitlifully applied ; first, to tho payment u "ihu comrade they called Wilton was fuox inches in diameter, and beats ser­ lately elected in thia State. Were the of bis nbaiulant but frugal bosnl. Sec­ a young man *omo twuuty-turoe year* „nty timo* a minute, 4,200 time* per circumstances preceding that event, even ond, tn tho sujqiurt uf his fami.y, that it u* age. Ui-un to- tace, widun hi* hour, 100,8u0 time* per day, 25,772,1*0 although the candidates wore nut qj-f- become nut a enurgo uj>un society. ’’ a sotued meranrhoiy rrnted ; ta» rnauaur. j^r yMU.t 2,605,441),<KKl in thret-»corc------sonally —responsible ibis for them, such as to Hero should be lurni»hod all ths to tho sincere respect of Ibenefit* and oomfertsu! a rufinod home. w-,ro a* grave a* tbueo ul in old man. mJ ten, and at each boat two and a half command Ho wa* Olton called " Wilton tho steady ’ | ounces of blood are thrown out of- it hunurablo men F? Besides tho presence :Books Readfug Hvunv, Luctouera, Even­ ________________ . on the aceount of hu quiet adtawenre to ! ani • ■ • ----_ ' ----------------------r-fivo ’ of the candidates, besides tho notorious 1ing meeting, to the latter uf which their m*y at stated tiluo*, be admitt­ minute, : principle. e 1 uliiiC-m per— —v, *six m hundred ana filty and shamelsu briberv which was proc- families Ite bead partner of tho firm,inwho*o rix All the bhclin blood in tired in their name, although wo hare 'ed to sit with them ; and Sunday after­ — pounds per day. ?_!! GEORGE PRESTON employ WiltoU wn*. gave a g.eat party body |au*. |uis^* through the Lzrrt heart in t*r:' three certainly no right to say Lv their au- noons tbetr iami.it» might bo (wrmitted t;..i---------------- ------- - --------- .<«•>• uuce a year, and it waa tu tin* gataerwg minute*. Thia little cxgau, by itei.ceas- ---------thur.ty, tho public l-Ukines* of tho State to visit them, in their mum*, su that the i>.ity. nr.pt .'0*4.V*. to n»te«s» iIsb*. Wiimu had Loan pcrouaded to ourno. , industry * was delayed lur throe weeks by tho post­ restraint bo n adored as tittle irksome mi, m M»r.ia* tom. i Li ram hi* ouiupatem* tempted him > 1. iu Jfeued ^*. , | ponement of the appointment of th# as possible, and all tho homo ailuctiuna S Z-IM» witbite wine that flowed leuiy. •'Ite' tfc* ra.lal.t <»». u *u l.egidatiro Committee* until after the bo mniu'ainod and brought into o-.erase aiBTiaOS UOTSB. t* ► ■ -XisM rx'-w« “firm" considered lhemaolve* good lifts tho enormvu* weight of 270,700,- Senatorial olectibr. Iho Speaker is a a* a powenu; luvuragv in lavur of final Clmuta* Ol tk. W.I4 SWM. I gi-ntieman of character and iutedigvnce; roioxmatiun. — ■ — 'z ” "• -— —’“** ------ The lungs will contain about one gal­ he must, thcrelurc, all the mote plainly buch a system as this, combining jus­ Paralyiii can be Cured! lon of air, at their usr.al degree uf intla-; nerceiv# tbo painful *u*piciua to which tice to society and th# family, with kindtion. We farestho on tho average 1,200 I hi* delay necessarily gave rise It at ncse to tho pour dnmkani, wo firmly Blava* foeQraad Kepldi. , timoa par hour, inhale GuO gallon* per j | least ahorded ujiportumtr to those who believe, would, in vury tunny cases, after day. The aggregate surface of the lungs ■ would improve it to make prorui*o* in such reaM/nab.o restraint fur a cuuddoHARVEY WEIGHT, exceeds 20,'AX) square inches, an area I regard to place* which wwo only bribes rable limo entirely eradicate the ajqiotita ,m r. **d »: young nteu, AVTOMSEY «»d Cwuweltor al Law. A*H«ilar •* ... ____ it-un.. --.I and-ioetere to society a member entire­ mi D.lr..U Without tXXW. t------- , . —-v ------------- , very nearly equal to tho fluor of a roum and mouul to bo bribes. nrwL.r.MonWMl a gross-ud fatal error Looking ate at ( Benatur Fulger ami Murphy, of this ly remimod. 'thuoe found to bo beyond Ac-ni ilMirwi him, Wiitun saw mready many,laces The average weight uf tho brain of Slate, u»ed tu nmol with indignation in redomptiua should tinu hero a continu­ ----- LT-p- fiurtiud atiuuat to iuebriatiun; many eyss I aa adult mate is three pounds eight tho C'uustitutioual Convention the insin­ ing homo Wo trust these tbuuthte I there, spite their tla*h and eparkla, |' ounce*. Ite nerves are all connected uation that there wa* great logidative will rc iero tho caroful attention uf the moved with difteultj and that dire uu- ■। with it, directly or by the spinal marrow. ooruptiun. like tho old poet, they deop thinker* and philan^hropista ol va staadlaam that mark* the incipieat stage I Those nnrvos, trotter with thoir cuuiiby and bo developed and improved HOLBROOK * >OU. looked into (ucir own hoorte and spoku. branches and ramifications, probably ox- But wo ?hould like to know their tfuxuy into toad working ruautie*. of drunkenuoee. , My irioad*,"lio‘aaid aa ifto tivt great­ eeoded 10,000,000 in number, formmg a of postponing tho appointment of tho Groceries and Provsions, er “emiihaai* How G1RLO Ijurar Escn Otinu- /to what might luUuw, "1 am ‘body-guard.” outnumbering by far the committee*. seem to bo coming tu Girls ata aw.ul y joJousof Saab oUnr. ' going to make a cutilu**iun." greatort array ever niaxehalcd. a point where public honor is a diagrao*. bums ol the company smiled nt this, The skin ia composed of three layers, SuMeas in political life is bcooming pro- We should ad! this ths glrie a dis. wa­ but by lar ths graster number were end varies from one-fourth to one-eighth sumutivo evidence of knavery. “Hav# ive fault. Soe rt.1 n> Wi en theysroraawed by the *ad yut uaracsi tones ui his of on inch in thickness. Its average you been to tho Albany auction F* said LrtMlue.d, ur when th y lir I mice -1 a KErfOSENE OIL area in an adult is estimated to be 2,000 unegoutlomsn, alluding to the Senatori­ ball, or croquet |-tuty. bcc hew coldly vdoe"Fivs years ago I had a brother, a square inches. The akuosphoric jircs- al cuutoei It may scum a haxarluus critical they luck at each other, huw xuuts,;-.iSi±st“'U0 bright lad, in whom the hopes of a sure being about fourteen pounds tu the aasertiun, but there is a public opinion soleuily tLe.r eyes tore over cry i orMrge family undo centered. Ho was square inch, a perron of medium sire is in this country which requires self -re­ tiuu uf ib.tr rival’s ur **; had tn th lr cubed a gvmua, and ho was uno. Sensi­ subject tn a pressure of 40,000 pound*. spect in public life, and which feels that Lies the ou sp- kou scorn aa tber.iu.'t oi their aern ray: ‘’You tb.uti yen tive, gouhe-boartod, and gsuaroua to a Pretty tight nng. n man i* truly honored ia l-oiug eluuou buve fault, be also gave pnmtise of extraordi­ Each square inch of the akin contains Senator only when, a* in the ent-o oi buvodune .t ray w.L. out nary vigor uf mind. One night several 8,500 sweating tubes, or porrpiratary Charles Sumner, his election and his re­ ui^uo u l.ifcb, ui jour cli, kUu j wa Utter rt.au you!1 Ws-Ui iMr Uoe rt lh*SigbMl aedM **lMr>ir. totu el U>l in the village where 1 wca tern resolved pores, each of whicu may be likened to election are unsought and uubvught— much d.auun ol tbo iLuru uutuiiid au.uug . Country sad Kor-ps. to have a irolic. Thopartywas tube a e htifo drain tile one-furth of am imh Uurptr't Wttkltf. iti-xuj cud b.w ixccakvsiy ten fity ur W* eantially Unite *• !••«" pao»»lly U> •ocretons, and wo ware each to carry lung, making an aggregate length on sad skious* ib* ladrenwoL OSceem Grs* at.rac.fug Sv xuudiuttccuo.. ttey think from uur hutryfe, if wa could, provision* tho entire surface of the body of 101,­ 4 PSiUip*’ .'tors. __ The G&ut Aoxxrr.—In the lecture Uu-t Aon oi- Axny, ■ Leu. whom U.S sad win*. gvud chew, we 160 feet, or a tile-ditte far draining tho n*. J. M. a C RV.4SELL. unon newspapers, dclirured in llihadel- juung m.u . Lstc.. Low Loh. iktixl Brere all young and buoyant. My broth­ nssUogs. Her. 3»ta, 1*4,—yl_ ptua by Bov. Do Witt Tahnadgu, bo -bow ovtidtti uro. aho is!-bow auecter had never tasted wine. Whether it wa* a disinclination caused by natural ------- to tri> paid the press the following cumpumcuL ed tbo is I—and uh! few u^ly tho fol „ ,,.Omnipotent “I now declare that I consider tho nuwo- aoux.-t.utti xboy -ra uwp Iboy wrti .i;.lilr.s .,t whether it wa* intuition that ovcr, ra m be. e;.ib_a. otiouly j out tbo led him to avoid it as dangerous « him, Wi*dc*n, let him not wander the wide papeni to bo tho grand agvucy by which raso te giucr-uly too trans,mront to ue, 1 do nut know. I only know—and the worUl round io seek thorn, but exanune the gospel ia preached, ignorance cael ceivu any one, aud nnipty itunta lor xwUfocrioa at this moment is burning hi himself. ‘The proper study of mao­ what it u—<Miv«*fen.vuMi4toa*aa* my brain—that w. all thought that if kind is man." •wir. Hi* qu-tea study to w-teb ha *ri could gMHarUrt drank U wwuld be way in wi.mu gx-io T- b..D<u tap fi># ten. Frauds could not bare Mt nr, or tekt teuids <a uauooa. Tba I thamsehw mus^mgssxiuualy to woA to cuol, ln.ik.rur.out way ra wufcfii —at,—— a-•-m* ^poMthMtiWMt thou w. did. l yfn just :cuth pUu.s, Ltea tot.hrti MM dm axrasa myselL nor m aught palhato Dsssd OMSfeiM. tfe*. Mb xm-doMtet a> if p-raiyaad, tell* a vo.utBe.iw -yoMtiML I knew ha had a mairaable to rood --— MISCELLANEOUS. RAILWAYS. tj !il j ’j ill EQUALIZER. �fehe aianting* gamier. .COOKS THS CIECCIT C0UM. grim attlsfadlou । Ike January Term orhu Circuit Court < BH BHB & DBDEUS omcE, Intereat, a brief synopsis oY which weapthe way, rpoaklng of telegraphs, repandi The People, vs. Frank Dalls-Burglarly and larrenr. Tried by Jury; ver­ dict guilty: sentenced to the t-tato Pri«- TTWtori. <m Friday, was largely attended, and ty M«t troilng prevailed- T. PbllEi* ■folded. aBd D. Striker acted as FeereAry. The contest for delegates to the robunty Convention h-lJ on Faturdny was earnest but friendly, and resulted H. J. RlDtXXAN. atook, Esq., tor rrocccutor. Th. Cranty Tiekit. of the proceedings of tho County Convsnllen herewith published, tire con­ vention ou Saturday nominated for Prosecuting Attornjy, Hou. James A. Holbrook for tho People, Ewreaey & Woed for Defendant Tho People vs. Abraham PaaklnEhom —Incest. Plead guilty; sentenced to the Sute Prison for one year. C. G. Holbrook, far the People; Sweescy A Wood, Balch & Worth, for Defendant fected, by which the Pennsylvania len.ee Thseamilalnlng wltno** in this CenUal R. B. Co., now controls a clear through route from Chicago to Phila­ dered a uof proe to be entered. Proving delphia, via Indlj>napoii>. Thia has tho truth of what we a-JJ about the suit been done by the purchase of the Chi­ m-infhs rgo-lbat itwan perascuffon. not cago, Columbus and Indiana Central prosecution. C. G. Holbrook, for the Railway and its connection*. This ia but the first of theie great eonsoUdaPeople; N. A. Balch, for Dcfondant. Thomas Tinkler, Apfcllee, vs. An* drew J. Crennell, Ajjvllant—Arpeal. effect tho control of through routes from Tried by Jury; verdict for Appellee for this city to the reaboard. It will not $38, without costs. Holbrook A Mills, be long before those are effected, and for Appellee; Eweozey A Wood, for Ap­ others which will go still farther by go- pellant. Gosrgo Pickard, Appellee, v*. Famucl Prerisy, Appellant-Appeal. Plaintiff submitted to non eult I judgment for De­ fendant for $145 and coots. Burgher A H ay ford, for Appellee; H. Wright, for Appellant Chancey Eaton, Appellee. '*. Adam Tinkler. Appellant-Appeal. Dl«eontinuedby c nsent without coot*. J. A. Swecxsy, for Appellee; Holbrook A Milla for Appellant George A. Dillcubock va. Micbao] ixx. Of ooures in this Cmnty, a nomlBallon Uan election, and wo doubt not by Jury; verdict for Plaintiff fortCO and co*ts. Swceroy <!t Wood, for Plaintiff; fletoutofficer, and that in bb> hrnds, al! Burgher A Hay ford, for Defsndsnt the internal* of the people will berocure. Albert D. BndcfCk, Appellee, vs. Geo. W. Cline, Ai pellant— Appeal. Tried by earneot and protracted,\hut the result, the Court; verdict of $23 2B and eoda for whether In harmony with individual Plaintiff. H. Wright, lor Ajpelles; J. for Anp°ll®I't« Republican party of Barry County, and Carrcth, Ephrom Pnrsua-, Appellant, tb. Geo. Ha maadats la the tnpreme law, hence Curry, AppclLa.—-App< id. Tried by Ju­ we hope and expect to »co every Repub­ ly ; verdict of $20 W and cost* for Appel­ lican in the County cordially and ear­ lee. C. G. Holbrook, for Appellant; nestly support the nominee as the stan­ Burgher & Hay for J, for Appdla.'. dard bearer of the party, of Equal and exact Justice io the coming contest. Tkcplcvln. Tried by the Court;, verdict For County Eeperintcudcut of Con- for Plaintiff foi flO and ccatr. C. G. mon Ecbools, the Convention noniina- Holbrook, for PlalntliT; Uolbrook A Mills, for De.'euibnt, Palmer, though not with inch unaOn tho Importune: calendar several Judgement* were rendered, but Banc of Wo have thought him a prompt, able, any public intsreit, and owing to Hi* and exceedingly officicnt public officer, crowded state of aur columns, wo omit (vndbdlrvo that the Convention did a report theroof, ^mi leave th* proceed­ wisely in retaining him for the ensuing ing in Chancery for n future number. tsrm in this responsible and in*; ortant position. Our schools arc or»bt nlJ be Chicago Correapcndezsc. our pride, and ,w» bcl.rve that their best interest was subserved by tho reCKXAOO, Feb. JJ, 1SCO. nomlBallon of Dr. rxtaixn. TbK llepleasityiaour a degree of r---pubUcAM of Bar-y County is our councoun­ , It is with no o.dinapy ty Ticket. Let u» »eo to tv it it ibat that tht-f*' tht- ,r‘‘ Ui*t "Don'1 n.;aln find* himself ‘ communicating Lta weekly budget* of 1M0 majority in tbe county 1* nat re­ tact* and fanrrok from the western duced at the April election. , Pcncnal. wa find in the JVninro'rw Herald of the Bolding is stated to have sent there, and concerning which the editor ol the Herald say*: ( , . "It wa* certainly a violation of the rule* ut etiquette for the LodtO that copy to the edltorof the Banner. ’ The following resolutions which call fur a ••Setoind, That we, the Good Temp­ lars of Hastings, will hereafter wltb- bo a friend to thl! organization, bat lets no opportunity peas wbcie he Is enabled Sd. That its editor In publbhing un­ truthful statement* with regard to this JtMorus like isnowingtheacqualntance of old frfondR. und he only hopes that they may bo as glul to bear from Inm for hun-ojf ami now to burincas. Ibe stagnation of trade ceuaeqceut upon the holidays ba* not fully »assed by, but a little b.lgbtcr prospovt ajpears upen the ho: iron of (he commorcinl wort ) tliau has bo. n pcrraptlble for amouJhpttL The only really aetivo busin tea going ou nt th:* time lain the amUMtrient line, which ia already decid­ edly brisk and ; ronioc, still greater act'vlty next week. A* for novelties tn public affhlr*, we have trans erred our right and title in all,such things to the care of the Hlluol* I^talaturn which 1* vainly tndeavvring |o astonish ui by ‘t« cccentrldtiof. Un Saturd.iy last, they came near doing It hy putting an ac: through tho Hoa<-, sanding half of Chicago to W.s.-oub1ii and the oihtr half to Indiana, buttbat turned out tu be only a joke. Our city railways urcdUratlsiled with tbdr present forgo profils, and are ou. deavoring to force through the Common Council an amendmebt to thdr char ter. giving them the right to demand seven instead of five rent* for transient paaicugors. and a; roportionato lncro .se up. on o> mmuto'.iou tickets. The dtiten*.' complain of the manner in which the kooves every truo tempcram e reformer tired of hanging on by the brakes, os to withhold his or her support from that enffident number uf ears on tho several line* often compels them to, and at length when iheyendouvor to persuade a reform, tho South and West alde ocm Unquestionably ilia the right of the panics taka advanfogo of tho/occaslon to demand higher fares aa the condition of reform. It la more than doubtful if tho Bankxb If theychcscsoto do, with they will take any extra trouble to pat er without the psra’ge of such Rc-olupromue, but that will', make no differ­ ence to the Ccmmcn Ununo.’l, it duo preparations have been made before­ tknarc von> of tjcctu. We do not hind fur the pacrageof kcoh a meesure. Th-ro was Ainoctlng held hero y«tcrprataod to "champion” U» order of ation, fbr the dtocusslouof semeofthdr tioa looking to the promrjlon of Tem- relations with the W<stern Union Tilsgraph Co., to b hlch they are considersbly in urreara, owing to tho failure of •omc af 1 heir member* to "como to to overthrow wild Flower Lodge ; but time” with their saw a.menu. At thl* meeting, drcideJ dbfuvor was exprca.-.d to tho [K>Ucy of maklug any tcrura with tho new telegraph linn now making Hall forthair metrings for rome mouths. firmed by ono of the rutrnber* that Moro than this wo demand of the num- these lines are ouiy bulk on *r ecu la- uumcrowi highly AgKNCY, COLLECTIO! s COmYUCUG —An attempt to bum a valuable block of building* in Mendian, Miss, wa* di*cmrered and frurtrated by a little dog, which kept up a furiou* and incessant barking until ho attracted several per—A Washington diapatch stetos that tho President yesterday directed a par- C S D COURT HOUSE, P HYDE & PRINTLE. Goods CHRETIASTOYmRWi OIEY XO LOA> BOOKS JTusrt Received. long, since bo left her ride, to battle for his eauntry. passed in this locality, remembered that r.t the Utno of. the war with Mexico, Captain Daniel Chroe recruited a com­ pany hero and engaged In that conflict. That Captain is now I. leutenant of the United States Infantry, and Brigadier Dkcgs At Medic it ei. School Boole*. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. 'zFeuTeo* Statioitbry, ^AZS BROTHER'S CHIUfiTMAS PRESENTS, MFC., srxs iy ussnset. DRUGS, Groceries *c. Bxai. Eetatx Ch tWT. G. Am, has partire In New York. raw Depot 1» this v Improvement* are i yUMUlUTEIlS UIT> CUIS. B New PAT Ur.—We aha Jaigonstnber of asra ptac^tatbo way of paMhytho ■»!>■* will ktovo onr pay ifit JOST THE SAIE BANNER. DRUGGIST About a week sin SO a letter wa* re­ ceived by Postmaster Rood, of this etty, from a Mr*. Clarke of Rainsville, Bel­ mont County,Ohio, In which the writer stated that in the year 1618 her busband Jrocph Clark, enlisted somewhere in ■his section In a company that wa* raised for the Mexican war, rinee which time die ba* never heard from him.— ,-hc was now i-goJ^nnd dependent on otbcis, and yet chtrblicd the hope that she might learn tho fate of her husband ami tn her declining year* receive the On ovn TAMULpteood on our tabic ‘ T »—AGUt. for !>ubl i c fa ly by Larl-X the pop STAGES TO ASD FKOM IIA5TBGS becn opened here by Mewn. Connelly, There is reason to beliovo that they will Barker A Co., under (he title of a “Lit­ bo succeeaful, and that before the close el llaalir erary and Commercial Bureau and Ccmmerclal Agency.” They do wrery kind of literary work, writing upon any subject, reviewing and revising books, plays, manuscripts, etc., etc., in the first mentioned department, as also all manner of difficult book-keeping work, regulating paitncrsblp settle­ SEW YORK P1ASO PORTECOMPAXY. ment*, finding trial balances, disen­ tangling complicating accounts, etc.— In their dramatic agency they transact OT.ASD AND SQUARE all buainos between managers and proity bug tore fotrlonnh, filling orders for perform­ ers, obtaining engagement-*, supplying wardrobes, properties etc. I have the pleasure of knowing very intimately the members of thl* firm and can an­ swer for their ability, fidelity and promptitude with which they will dis­ charge any bualaesa confided to tbrm. The “Field of the Cloth of Gold” burloaquc will l>c produced at the Opera hcehix lock llcu*e to-night, and nut Monday evening the Warrell alstsra will appear a: McVickers, and Geo. J. Dc*gl® wl11 open here a new Theatre company, with a splendid company. “Dotr.” A Wife Ascertain* the Fate of her Bel''dicr Husband after Twenty-three Yean of Supcaie. YIM Lail ni YilHit Pnjtrtj rri>oa, namsd Eloa Wardlaw, was found dead a few mornings ago. He mu ideation to the far West. The Ponniylvaaia Central is even now get­ ting control ol the HnrstoSt. Louto. Oca Boys A Uint ■Weekly published MAAD and edited by ootobratod author, co amd to a decided favo the Boy* and Glrto cwMARjey tbo plea interesting pegw«. T have it regularly. Twbatba. -The Company will appea thto place, on Tuesd Th uroday evenings MtfMveCM loom of fine arttota, and h Al Ik. laik will k. TnaM.au! HARDWARE STORE, . H. A. GOODYEAR, 1 STOVES, IRON 30 WE ABE COMING. •eatm Agkicvl Ttaoaoxt toon of tb «**M*«M Wed W1U PBKSEXTTO ATT PXMOX SM4ta(u*Oa« HuhW Clab ia*w eitlxen* a* a brave effieer of dtoUnctton in the war with Mexico, and a gallant officer in tbo various (eeltlons aadj.ne.l to him during tho late rebellion. Tho old gentleman is now staying at hl* home near this city. In Manhattan uwnablp. Thinking that the General mlglit have some information on the subject referred to, tho letter wasicnt to him. \ posted up to the city,entered Mr. Rood’s officv with a bundle of paper* under bis arm. and, opcard the valuable docu- company that he recruited twenty-three year* ago, when, sure enough, the Dame of the mkaing wildler, Joseph Clark, appeared 00 tho list. Ths General said he well remembered the man, but lie was now numbered with the killed In that memorable conflict. Ho waa a mu­ sician in (hecompany, and when al one ef tho principil battles the regiment STATIONERY, KU>4«.KUm ... —Tha Prtxsaiaa JUditar^^artU: say* that tho Garman military organixation is now cumploto, and that “a million of A. NEWS, Building Materials. W’.t5sa>tE:,'jnc Hade and put up on Short Notice. puMiHMn pneM. PICTURES, Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, * <fc±* «i«>— of A<MriM« a Tt. ST XSDVCKD rsjca. Dodge's Clebrated Plows PICTURE FBAlrra (ft ‘r’rtActlir^' । । ,detallot* record of their history while In ] 1 , । in prate* (of the gallant officer. Om Dollar Sate at Dey a*4 Faaay uni-wi. etronghoid, ho. with other musicians took refuge in a cornfield, and was slain by ths Mexican bullets. Notwlthst ndlng tbo fact that Gener­ al Chase has ukca part in manyjbattlea since that time, and held variwa pod- Berlin.’ with them. This 1. pre-.lwly what I D to magnificent rooms In th» new Mer­ - All the Boaion railroad companies chant's Insuraac^Cu. building, on the corner of LaSalle and Washington StrMt, far which they will have topay for delinquents will not be allowed.— TT a “ .l. 14—a K. laft $12,000 per annum. a. r. DBASE. rale, Limb. fobl«la»*»0l gOMETIUMG MKW *f "‘eU«al! COST. ---------- tbo reeout KMtaMr. andon 1A CM Heavy Artill •■ * T Um Colto tassrtM history mA abreat New wa*» Bbaqom, �’I BUSINESS CARDS. ■ew uniniMiin. ALUAIAC TIE ■oeelag Ex......... 4>... Bteniag Kasr***..... .. Wight Krpm*...... ........ ED. Banu. Sib.-I wish te oarreet • tolataho that may bare arisea from y»ur IMIcd, of tbo Organisation of tb* Hasting* Pruhlbltary Club. Your no­ tice Implied that tee Frehlblteey club is part sad perHel «f -tee Hastrnp* TVm- ' ’ Maaafaatared by brer** Has*. Detedl. nrfleedfee Prle. Ltot _>| Hack to not the case. They are en­ tirely dl.dnct, no more identical than are tho “Grund stemg o/ fA. AyuNfc,and the Masting. Prohibitory Club. I ■ay this teat fad ou may tear that they will oon^rmatee their political prinriple by becoming member* of th* Tem­ perance Union. fa. p. Moaaa. Msatlng*. Feb. 6th.IMS. HAIR Music 4 Jewelry. GEOROE PRE8TON, General gURDETT CELESTE ORGANS DiW,IalHia,GnKria, 'T1TB 1CI1CCLTCI1L COLLECC LOHIEI, MIMLEt All LATE, Ninety Acres, Tobacco Ch*w»n, -Bead Thia I D*. KAMttt I’RKTEXTITg, Or, Xwrv-FaUiag ' % Antidote for Tobacco, physical and mental training under the beet of Instruction, no College offer* greater advantage*, while the expense*, compared with any ether college In the fltale, are email. Hee adverttoeweat In Saita & Hanoniim, Stratton Sc Pratt, H. A. GOODYEAR, Baiter & EKkaate Dsaler, ---------- the recently appointed chief Engineer, and ou Saturday, CoLEDBkacok, late «-f the Oth Michi­ gan Hoary Artillery, and author of "fameog the Cotton Thlevee." Aa lntoeeeting history of the operation* In and about New Orlesn* from 1801 t* wabd Tn Gbaud amt or Thk JR*rv9tic.-Dr- J. H. PALMKB, our popular also a BFcet t-tece of mnale called sad efficient Superintendent of Com■sea Schools gave aa addreas before the | "Beautiful Eyed," and the oaual targe numlwr of engraving* Illustrative of th* Fashion*, drvsoca, ladle*' work, far., Ac. Published by Deacon fa Pet.raon, 81» Walnut rireet. Philadelphia, at >2^0 a year (which atoo Icelndea a large steel engraving.) Four oojilas, tfi. Eight (end cm gratia). 112. "Th* Lady's Friend" and "Th* Saturday Eves tog Rbad.—The article on th* first page Poet," (and one engraving.) M4XL of this paper, on office ***ktogtafata weed* of Wisdom. Also, "the, MauBSW* lire in." Taken from the pgfM ef tee fanurfem* Odd Aftow tor j brwcbiag* aa* rt.,11,w Wwk. , (JFRjr«.,,og doe* I* all part* *f tb* Dial* * Cor (ightb A WaMbrtog* flu, DetrtiL DETROIT White Lead WorkB< Sash and Blind Factory NEW YORK, BOSTON, On Broadway, tad New XCia<lan<l Citlei Maaabctarar* «td Prspnaler* ■ Worcester, Lalble fa Standish Strictly PurTWhlt IICKETAIEITIET. Haaiieg*. Fab. IM, IMS.—If Legal Tender White Lead, French fa American Zinc White, ALL SUPERIOR To Eastern Brands. Also, Brother's Error ; Sympathy and Co-op­ eration ; Two Way*to Live; An Odd Fellow Abroad ; Scientific and Cutlcu* Facta; Jetting* on Dtflbrent Topics; Illustrated Dee'rlpUun of New Orieane, La; WaBbhvmthe Weal; Ideal of a Win*; Smal-Uentonary Thanksgiving; Practical. Actvloe; Relekah Depart­ ment; Ladira’Olio; Odd Fancies Detneatle ami Foreign ComepondeBce, etc. Pub iahed by John W. On, M Nassau eUeet, New York, fl per year. A beautiful steel engraving. "Yes or No?" Uluatratiuga*tory by Mtae Dongla*. lead* off tho February number of thl* charming luagaxtae. Then f-dlowa the usual largo and elegant Fashion Plato; suds graphic engraving of "De­ tective BuVerby Humming up the points of tho Otaa.M This tetter ia an illu*trw lien of Mi*. Wood * new atery, "Rol­ and York*; or. Done ia Paa*ion,"whlch la beaming Intensely Intereetlng. Ab the admirer* of "East Lynne" should read thto powerful atery. Among the other lltmry matter of this number, we may note "The Unknown Gueut." a fine »toiy by Mr*. Harriet Preetott Speflbrd; "Warrua'e Ward," by Mrs. Iloamer; and the continuation of Mtaa Elisabeth Preeeotl'a eparkling and brij- Colors find Putty. DETROIT HARROW TRIBUNE? TEETH AND FORGINGS. LIGHT CfiOUl PBOX DUNKIMM AKDaALAMAXCA. ■ ; S.w Tert U»« tea Vaiaa Pepela; . a** am. ygw Toy OAT uraixx, r«. LEATHER BELTING. Steam Engines, Boilers AND CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, lid and IM Atwater Street, Detroit. AY/rAfZ/’AcTM BMOito INBenfa! 16.000 IN OTHER PRIZES: atom at haaxi, and our people should be leufrtat about far the proper men to QU ttoaaseffieea. Wo want many Improreaneutooueur public ataeuta, ouraldo- Adjoialsg tb* TlUu* *1 MtodtovUto, as teUH TreMy-togbL 80 faor-ow Improved AKD L'XDn TH! MsT <CLTtTATIOXI Coad DalMlag*, Feuee*, Ac. HEDRICK fa COOK, Company will appear ut Union Hall, in tble place, on Tuesday, Wednesday,and Thursday • veiling* of thia week. A* February 1 near a* we ean learn they are composed al reading embracing Fasriv* Dascx.—Myree 4 Heed'* Harp Band will give a grand Dall at ,Union nail, bn Tuesday evening, Feb. TBd.andarx.d Time may be expected. Ia fact, nothing will be neglected to make it the best party ever given in | »trr voc» oboczuxb The Convention of tbo Republicans of Barry County to nominal* a Prooecutlng Attorney. Superintendent ef Common School*, and delegate* to the State and Judicial Conventions, met at tb* Court Henae on Saturday the 8th Inal, and was railed to order by Gee. M. HALL’S Ox Oub Tabul—Mr. Lowx, has Dewey, on behalf of the County cotnptaoed on «>ur table “TherNew World" a mlttee, and *n motion Gao. K. BkamVEGETABLE SIHUAN naadldate far public favor, Issued week­ bx, waa chosen temporary chairman, ly by Laal.’W, the popular publisher of and 8. C. PnnrDLB, Secretary, and by 22AMTHZR. wrioua popular magazine*. »uleequ««t action they were made per. maaent officer* of the Convention, The cammlttle* credential* rapertcd a full delegation from all th* Town­ ship* in the County, save Prarievllla, from which Township only three dele­ gate* were present. On ibe aceend Informal ballott J. A. | Swnxrr. received a majority of all the placed la the way of collection, unlrr* J votes castand on motion of H. Wbioht, paid by the SOth inet. We mi at and wm declared duly nominated for Prune-______________________ _______ will have our pay If It ean be collected. ■ rating Attorney, to fill the vacancy ec<jq CONSUMPTIVES, caalouodby th* death of tbo late EbaXK rpnK Adv*rtlMv.b.vlagb*..r*.toreJuu»IUf Aizmr I. - thalT. G. Aau, has purchased for some On the first formal ballott, J. II. Palpartlee In New York, some lota near the mkb, having received a majority uf the new Depot In thia Village, on which vote* cast waa declared duly nominat­ improvement* are Immediately to b* ed for County Superintendent of ComThe following named gantleruin were Pabuxkxtaby Law require* that Um gentleman moving far the appoint­ duly elected delegates, to the Judicial ment of aay committee»hoald be made Convention tote held at Ionin, on the 18th ln*t_, via: D. Striker. H. Wright, tele law often create* bard feeling*, and H. P. Ca^y, J. H. Palmer. D. B. Pratt, Presiding officer* In all deliberate bodies C. G. Holbrook, and J. M. Rodger*.— And tee following Delegate* to the Flat* thould give LeeJ thereto. Con vr ntkm to be held at La ruing on the 10th ln«t. via: Geo. M.-.Dewey. Weakly published by, Lee & biixr- Richard Jones, IL J. Grant, and GilMabd and edited by Ou vkb Uptic ibe celebrated author, come* to tn regularly On motion of H. Wright, it war voted' and to a decided favorite. Wa wish all that in case any of ibe delegate*are un­ the Boy* and Glrto about oua county able to attend tbo ceuvrrtfon, I bey be could enjoy ibe pleasure of perusing Ha ! allowed to *ypoint substitute*. The Intereeiing page*. Th* Main Brother* 1 Convention then atQemued. have It regularly. • Geo. K. Bkamkx, Can’t be Found. Tfae iiTTEi i ana- aura WA CLAUS” Headqurtm. �NEW AifEITtSEMEBTS. [siqX P®aH l,Doa Western "World Hunt II M BM*U! A Marrel.Bf Beaaty iBd < heapaeu! IMPORTANT! Inducement! to Agents Larger thin • Ever! PER CENT lOO Ss.w 1>J dabbing loralb.r ssd trapseCOTTON CLOTH. OBI.-xH HOOM WOOUEX OOODH, sosTxn* tss ictus lasuti THE FIGURE EIGHT. B/ ths Author sf tbr “Dssd LrtUr “ THE CLOUD OT THE HEART. • Wiki. CAATOKS. By lbs svir pspstte A. & BOX. Also, Cora plus biotite. Or.pbtc Skstabs*. A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. iMHag ItST HUESr tlT DISCOUIED. Diseases of Ure Blood, Lira, Lidisys. All Hastings Outdone Battle Cr«ek Nowhere ROSADALIS rerlfita lbs Blosd, lasfrom tbs A»ttna, WANTED. U ksi.cl. btlr.r ruisS r.lrts tulor, & Sal lady-1 riebly ontinrutsd Black W^ast is link r*t>c.' CiuiMirs FsaU r>Um wbil. all IAms Table Csrar. WbiieLaatbshtorpluS. relates CalMn Alhambra mil. Lteisi' Morses SboppiBf Bag Uwd r» Ci th. Ill OF SIXTY. 1»< ] « Vite. OlMsbod sr ROSADALIB Is Recommended by the Best Phusidaris everywhere. 0. 0. (PAULUS*. IMPROVED ty For irstimosy of rvsMrksbls esm m ■KussdsIU for tbU f—r.Jtl Poultry, to fatten rapidly, must be, like hogs, raatrictod to a limited space.— Freedom and fat are incompatible. Milch rows thould havo Nucculant food nad rnual. Food generously, and keep tbo flo.h iucrcruing as well aa tho rrepuyd si 111. tebimtnry sF Dr. J. J. Lavreoce &. Co. 1U Bsltimors “trsrt. Usltiswrs. MaryUsA Secrets of the Great City. Orion. The onion is known and reCted to bo the most healthful of tho bous family, but. owing to ite strong and pugent flavor u lose a favorite in “refined circles" than it ought to kc. In thia peculiar ciimnto and mo:o particu­ larly during th® wut season, when, coughs on 1 wilds are tho rule, and tho exemption from them the exception a a toll AesTriMlw sflb. w,rk. Address NA­ free use of the union would prevent TIONAL rDBLMUIXU COJI’MIsdrlsbu. p. r — . much suffering. Apurtion of a raw onion er Cincinnati. Ohio. eaten jute before retiring to rest will ‘ generally give rvpiwo tu such aa are suf­ laying wilh I tinea overburdened with op-. KNITTING MACHIN F. ’i'll*, us. Ths ptost.teal and ehrs|>Ml KallUsr Mscbiaa . praMiro null irritating matter. Ofnoune brsstod. -Will kstl^MW slldtos Mr ule. wo are aware that tor a abort time tho ‘ Literal tadwtoateal. to A(c*t4 .• d-lrraa bnath of tbo oukm-cator is not sn deliAMEMCAN KSITTlXGMAbniXKGO, nous and fragrant aa ia* deairwd,but ths met repose and other advantages de-1 rived from tliftm is mum than sufficient to bal um» tho unpleasantness in shape of tainted breath. :iH0N.A.mH._i8TJSPHEN8. SSsrxSE’xserj: i? ~ Hair dressing oES^F‘£?.Kc‘a M-rtrsi:—. will qnlckly restore Grsr Hsir ta (u natural color and beauty. EASTMAN A. KENDALL, r. O. no* E C3 flssoverni., fte.tos,M.. Don't Read the Above! b a/ b b FVI'.RY MU HIS OWH rBIMTEB. AV j?1',*"*at **' rrn**’u» ■»'««*! THjCSONEDoU^a. BROAD GAGllg SHOUT LINK. WE BEAT THEM ALL / iUXUkKATUNK DOLlJlk HALEi.lMbr. Latest New York News. ATLAHTICifflKiT’ETnj Broad Gauge Railway! LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! 'Daast.Bra tba Osaplsiret ■ Girts a Glow to Um C 1 A Bakr Tian to Us Ups." CrXCINN ATLsrUBlUN A. O AU0N. er ■ A WB FIELD, sr CLETELANl>. st IXIRUT. sr BALA WANCA.Mor frsra NEW YORK, BOUTON, ’ PITTBBl’BGll, PHILADF.LPHU, DALTINOBE,nn4 WAUHMUTO.x CITY. Tkte is itessly Rost, to lh. ------ snr.susgxaSwa rsasrwttww, Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms. Ott Balti.. (1,00-Thras for »«.*O. ' 1000 Bold.. s»M Io Oat daj la N. T. Clly. VST AH Drut|ri»ls In HsMiop sail It Or address COOTA B,“ Xs. M Crosby st. V. T. |3 A.EERY COUNTY CARRIAGE FACTORY! OH! rnoa CORNS IOHI non CORNS. [Afornfow Ttyxr, A*g. MJ •• tOH MY! !OH MY! I ou't stand it but ba did. for be went right oft and jot • hex of 'Costar's’ Corn Solvent, yy HOLtolLt A M KTA IL. a™ of l&m a.1 B^b^a 6i™* OYSTEH DEPOT W. A. S ARTWELL WANTED, ‘KTWM ’ HASTINGS. if/CH. A Wort In Scion to the atlum or IlAItrtY COUNTY, Iil 8151,” Wholesale and Retail. “*~4 »-■ 50 First-Class CUTTEEF 'IIS SKisas”-v«.uAiLSr 5" Z«r:«-s- ’ w«ro nested one day upon wluAey bar­ n*r for any mon> stamps, the rate won’t AbMIStSTRATORS SALK isowBo^ A citixon of Brunswick, Maine, ha* within throe years taken nun- hundred dollars worth of aqnivihee from a Little more than an ca-i of land. I* is poor policy a! this mason to stint the foea of dry euws. Good keeping wilf toll upon tho call and upon tho milk pail noxt summer. A harseman any* he has cured tho want aaao of scratches he oyer taw with ‘ " liuturpcntins thoroughly rubbed Whoa a cow or ox goto choked, it ia said that immediate relief mar be ob­ tained by *trup|>ing up a fore tog, and oumpo.ltag tho animal to jump. Thia will cause the obstruction to flyout. Young cattle if you would bavo them keep growing through tho winter, should have a* good treatment ai the qxen and cows. It is poor economy to keep them exposed to severe weather and supplied only with bog hay. A writer on underdraiuing says he should not hesitate a moment to mo:tgago land of hi* own to rai.o money fur draining, if ho could gul tho money in nomora cumcniuent way. Tho mortg­ age would, of course, 1»» an annoyance, Kut would bo an insignificant one com]>orod with tho uncertainty of getting crops from wet land without drninago. .The' editor of tho A-n-iflliriti, dis­ Lr~.-r,.. r.rt, i, .m .r^.„. cussing tbo various kin h of patent wiud- hsspsst work -I lb. kind pAllsbs.1* laanoa and curin for wells, cvitncs back to j tho old-fashioned well-sweep os the aimOnly 82 75 per Copy! iW. most dnrnblo, eaueet, and by for j the best method of drawing water from ' wolls nut over twenty or twonty-five foot ’ d~r •'Tho old oaken bucket,' hung I en a ■woep.ho* aomo mlvantagoe,eortainly, beyond those of asouciatiun and poe- have raised an important internal rerun* Ham resto^r I AIM TO BELT, Genuine Articles notice heirs. a «nn*r.r!r HntTTYnt»lj!CT OS Hlfinn „ Hbjtbt R. Oqotab, WCraoby t. N.Y, •-«-'“**<*JU’C.' rX'x. v � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-02-17.pdf 0f23c199c89014254ff9686c78beac44 PDF Text Text Qrtstingis Sanner. •k» gifting; guttr GEO. M. DEWEY, AT llAtmMM. BARAT CO.. NICU. OS'. ursr J. Cals a Sas'. Groc.rj Sten.su step Csart lieu. B^.sn. iv ono. mL Swwmt. With Malire toward ■tete.-irMiCtarttyfer.iL-wtthFimMreiB the Right.’’ VOL. XIII. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17. 186$. ItaiatM Jirertonj. way fiom Edwmd Dayfota, for th^r wm great city to Wiili ma each other, BOSTON CASH STORE shadowsy doorway, with her face in her Landa, meditatisg deeply. Site hud imoc loved Edward Dayton. Sbalnew that The time had been when Ite w juld have bcua all tbo world to her. tut after Elvin Caudwell came to thovilldge her heart had eeemed to change. Hia flattering words and ten­ der smOes had derated bar, srad poor Edward was too often forgotten and neg­ lected. With a greet pang at his heart ho had watched tho growing intimacy between hia darlicg and tho stranger, and at last had taken back the gulden circlet which he had placed apoa her flagw. aad told heraha was free. His fosutest hopes blasted aad his dream of happiness over, he left her to seek a foreign shore. Far a few days after bar lover had departed, Anna went about her duties rad and dispirited, but soon a long, br­ ing tetter came from her betrothed, and she began to laugh and sing again us of old. The bountiful autumn days peered by, and tho snowe of winter l>egan to fall, but Elvin Caudwell waa detained in tho rity, bv business, he wrote, and could not come aa early aa he promised. His letters grew shorter and colder, and at last the fatal missive camo that dash­ ed her hopes to the ground. “Dear Anna ” it ran, “I thought I loved you devotedly; but Maggie Earl has taught mo tsy mistake. Forgive mo, and remember I am no more cruel than you were in breaking your engage­ ment with Edward Clayton. Forget and bo happy." White ud tearles she read tho letter over and over, repeating too words softly Is now Ready to Show GOODS AND PRICES! ** JF* 3E«. I'CJ E! J3 That’s the Point! Come and See. ALLEN BENN HIT Hoatingi, Mich., Feb.'laL, 1869.—yl II8CEIJANEOU8. ]^KW YORK, CHINA A JAPAN at TKA RAILWAYS. ! Yovn i>oon. WAREHOUSE. ----- OF —- T. Y. KELLEY & <0. NEW YORK, R.r. s«|sMlsb«d • n' ,h“ CUJ *’• u« TISA-Cl AT(D COFFEKH, Ar tbo small advance of five cento per p mnd over the prices re M>id by them. i^ss: It will bslp sa«« tbeir ksott lrv^> and eWfc. T... aud <l>Ska> U>arri<nf llouava. lloi.I.Bod Itesiau A^'- a Iwobiauud »l»«wb«rv. •rad fur (Arvalara gtria( Friers. br furwiahi. WM. ii. McConnell, Agent Xoa. M sod -7 MoararHt., tlraad Rapid.. M>«b. Ifetosji) i (^HOULDER, ARMB! i GEORGE PRE8T0M C. 0. HOLBROOK. now fare, to be unloved and forgotten. Her eyes looked strangely bright “I asa willing to suffer," she said to herself, “all that my noble Edward suf­ fered for me—to feel every pang that he felt—and more for my sin was great" She folded the written missive, and placed U in her bosom. She took tho ring from her finger, tho betrothal ring, aad with all tho mementoes of affection which she had received from Elvin Caudwell, she sent them bock to him. The roere faded from her cheeks as the days went by, and she had no one U> love and caress her. She Lad no mother to whom she oouid'go and find sympathy. She was an orphan, without bromeror sister. She boarded with her aunt but though she was kind, she had children of her own upon whom to lav­ ish beraffretfou. Years passed by, aud Anna bad left the blooming Bays of eighteen to wan­ der in tho lonely path uf thirty. She had grown up quiet and sad, her Ehad a look of weariness in them. lipe were scarlet and beautiful but a took of firmnees bad settled about to you. Perhapoit is well thatho came; them. Her cousin Maths was as fair you may be much happier with him than ever you would have been with me. ’ Goodbye. happiDsns aad merriment Edward Dayton put out his hand for It was at tho close of a beautiful June, a "good bye" clasp, but two snowy arms were thrown about his neck, and Anna day that Anna and her beautiful cuusiu , sat in tire doorway whom twelve years Capron was sobbing on his shoulder. . before she had bidden farewell to her "0, Edward," she cried, T cannot lover. Mattie,in her white muslin dress, have you go, and feeling so badly, too. with tbo pink rose-buds in her 'shining' You ere too good for me; you ore so no­ curls and on her bosom, looked more ble, no true, co brave. I thought I lov­ like the young girl that clung no feudal­ . ed you once as I never could love again, and I know no sister ever loved Stroth­ ly to the neck of Edward Dayton, then la, quiet woman who eat beer as 1 lore you now, Anna was thinking __________ — uf that, Edward's haart boat quickly. To ba w— whin ringing rtrpwaa hoard heard in the, loved even as a brother—to fool those ±7_: Dayton r_#„_ ,stood - t। lanes »ud aoou e Edward soft arms about his neck, and that tear­ before them. He had grown handsome ful face against his own, was happiness in dwyurK' ' ’ separation, ** ears of their but his! for a Butnost. . He drew tho slender form to his forest ----------- is it that sama tender express­ , ion, and about his mouth hovurea tbo warm heart, aad pressed his Ups to tbo olden -nils. rosebud mouth Ho laid his hand ca­ With a cry of gladnoss, Anna sprang ressingly ua tho sunny curia For a moBMRtfio held her thus silently, then towards him, but she ramasnberel bow yko euftly, striving to keep the anguish sadly aha must have changed, and wish­ ed bar beautiful cousin was not there, his heart fraca hm voire. “Do not wvep, Anna! Heaven knows but she might os well not hare b«n there fur all Edward Dayton seemed to I would do anything to make you hap­ py. But Caud well's caresses will make notire her. His eyre were upon ths face you forget seine, and it is better that I of hie loved ere; bo seemed to notice nu should not remain, here. Let mo see change, aud indeed there was much leas to notice than before ho clasped her lifted from hie hand. Tho olden light camo back to ■ looked into his, her eyes, and the color to her check, upon the rosy white the wind, blew her unbound heir about her face, aad aha looked much “''Mw.rd,” .k. w4 “I <»»»«< like tho Anua he had lort>d of yore. smile. When you think of mo, think Mattie left them atone, end Edward said JHwclUng. JOHN MICHAEL. llswse to * U.re .1 p<lr.o^ fra* ke FeWle. I bitmU to giro Mltofasiea ss rnt>r4s «»4 pricv. rar I’orsresi »»d pre»pl sitoStiee will tegiv • st all Uni«. GEORGE PRESTO* r. llMl»K*. Mkh. J"*Hf HASTINGS HOUSE. NUMBER 43. THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY ■ Groceries and Provsions, NAILS, AXES, RAM*, COD FMW, Tle-Wrewef Bveiy PreeripUoe, KEROlEjpi OIL, . Sod to fact, rnvyiklag krpe ■■ ■ First Uraeary EsUhhahonet. Al tea stsad lately scsojlte by A. Rysrara aa Hlal.j^ps, Haathga. NMl of there tears h ••Good bye. then, my darling It shall bo to you wish," tho young man said W. cordially iarite Ito paMfe gvavrallr to eall •ud ri>mk»« ita> tasSreMMl. O«o. .»rr Orest ‘^■-‘’’■ttasAtLAC. RCttfKXA Usstisn- x°r. t-UB. IHS.-vl_______ Proflttetsle Employment w rete’SJo’eS*»*te2raaitat to «|m-b si' (M 1» (mwrtaat towss. ev *• ael a> msvsmu>( XJ‘“| r 0”U>X, l* ,1M VulUd "M*1**’fa* Pigim 3 Seiemg Machine, HEW TOM FUWIF08TEC0MMNT. -srsstr1 ,x-EK (esaetraaai,Bases, test) GRAND AND bQCABE One day, as on ancient King of Tortary waa riding witL hh officers of state, they met a derviao, crying alund: "To him that will give men hundred dinars, I will giro a piece of good adrioe."— The king, attracted by tins strong decla­ ration, stopped, and said to the dsrvise: “What advice is this that you offer for a ds.-riso, "I shall bo moot tha: the darviss be severely punished.— Ths king, observing the amusement and surprise which this advice had occasion­ ed, said: “1 see nothing to laugh at in the advice of thia derviao, but, on tbo contrary, I am punundod that if it were more frequently practiced, mon would .•scajHi many calamities. Indeed, eo con­ vinced am I of the wisdom of this max­ im, that 1 shall have it engraved on my [date, and written on the walls of my palace so that it may beever before me." The king, bring warmly thanked the dervisc for his advice, proceeded toward his palace ; and, on his arrival, ho ord­ ered the chief bey to soo that the max­ im was engraved on his plate, and on the walls of his palace. . Burn®time after this occurancc. cue of the nubias of the court—a proud, amUtioui man - resolved to destroy the king’s life, and placing himself On the throne. In order to accomplish his diabalical . purposes, ho secured the confidence of one of the ruler’s surgeons, to whom he gave a poisoned lancet, saying: "if you will bleed the king with this lancet, 1 will give you ten thousand pieces ufgold; and when 1 ascend the throne, you shall be my vizier.” This bare surgeon dai­ sied by such brilliant jiroepects, wicked­ ly assented to the proposal. ’ An opportunity of effecting Lis evil। ' design soon thereafter- spurred. The' king sent for this man to bleed him ; be put the poisoned lancet into a side pock­ et, and hastened into the king’s pres­, ence. The arm was tied, and the fatal lancet was about to be plunged into the rein, when suddenly the surgeon's eye . fell upon this maxim nt the bottom of never changed, and I love you to-night as 1 loved you twelve years ago when we parted. Will you send me away from you agteaF' H*r arms wore twined about his neck aad again she sobbed, this time in juy, the basin: * Begin • nothing without considering what the end may be." lie immediately jieasod, as ho thought wi'hin himself: "if 1 bleed the king with this lancet, he will die, and 1 shall be seized and put to adrael death ; then of what ixmiblu tire wilb all the gold in the world bo to me Then, hastily re­ turning the lancet to his pocket, he dre w forth another. The king,observing thia, and perceiving that the surgeon was much embarrassed, asked why he changed his lancet so suddenly. Ho stated that the (mint was broken; but the king, doubting hia assertion, com­ manded him to produce it Thia eq agitated him that the king felt ensured that all was not right Ho said : “Ibero is troechory in this; tell me instantly what it means, or your bead shall be severed from your body.” The surgeon, trembling with fear,' promised to reveal all to tho king, if ho would only pardon his guilt Tbo king assented, and tho snrgeon procoedod to relate the whole mat­ ter, aad acknowledged that had it not been fur tho words in the basin, he should have used tho fatal lancet The king forthwith summoned his court, and ordered the traitor to be axecuted. Thou, turning to his officers of state, he said: “Yon now see that the advice of the derviee.at which you la ughed,is must valuable—it haa saved my hfe. Search out this dervise,that 1 mar oasply reward him for his wise maxim. ' ward Murphy, who was then living in Chicago, was arrvsted and charged with being the escaped criminal Ho was taken to Mackinaw and there tried for the murder of RUdnson, was convicted of the dime, and sentenced to solitary confinement in the Michigan States Pris­ on for life. Tbo witnesses against him wore Cum­ mings, the man who had been stabbed on the boat, and a man by the name of Ladroot who was turnkey at the jail in Detroit a: the time Korney made his eeoape. They pretended , to indan tify Murphy in cunseauensa of his having lost ono of his little fingers at ths sec­ und join!. which was the case with the real murderer; but the fact was that Mur­ that ho was the man. and even upen the evidence ho was convicted, and aa stated above served seven and a half years ia States Prison. Ho finally succeeded, af­ ter many yean of suffering, in eetabhahing his innocence by proving an olM, and wre released from prison ia March last. It is supposed the two witBsaare entered into a cumspirocy against Mur­ phy for the purpose uf obtaining the re­ ward which bad boon offered for tho csjituro of Karaev, and their scheme proved successful, al too ugh they receiv­ ed only 5000 of the money. Murphy io now an old man. broken down in spirit and constitution, and is destitute of mians. He propose: to petition to Legislaturo for relief. Singular Adventure. Tbo Term Haute (lad.) Joomol of Wednesday vouches for the troth of the following strange story: Wu: ten daye ago, a young lady, waa found wandering about in Otter Creek Township in a erased state of mind, very thinly clad and apparently enduring groat mental and physical enffsriag.—Iler singular conduct and the fact that she appeared to have no place of habita­ tion attracted the attention of the people and she was finally taken charge of by the Township Trustee who seat her to poor asylum. When the poor creature wynl to that institution she was a raving lunatic, and her physical condition was terrible, haring had both her feet so badly frocen that she was aaabhto stand, and it was feared tl at amputation would bo found necessary ,tu save her life. Thu officers of the asylum have given the unfortunate crery attention, and within the last four or fijp days she has nearly regained her proper mind, and is now able to tall her sad story. is aliout 22 years of ego, and is from Dswego, New York, where her parents reaido, her father being nn old gentle­ man of wealth and prominenre in that locality. Tho young lady-ia prop oess as ing in appearance, highiy educated, and uf mudest deportment She says she left her father's home in New York with tho intentkm of visiting a married sister living in Parke County, near Rockville. From some roason, for which she doos not account she lost her reason oa arriv­ ing at this point and she has no memo­ ry uf events from tho time she reached the depot until a few days since. In one uf her dreeses, found in the woods, in Otter Cre:k ton ” pockot-bouk cvntaing a money and a check' drawn on an Oswego bank for I----- ------- ----pocket of the drees was also found a rail­ road chsck for her baggage, and her trunk was found st the depot last Satur­ day. It was well filled with a nice ward­ robe, which curroburatre the statement of her condition in life. Tho friends of the young lady in Parke County have been written to, and thky will doubtlere be swill in flying to tho aid and rescue uf that unfortunate relative, who has so narrowly escaped a horrible death. In the meantime she will receive every attention from the kind and humane managers uf the Asylum. Youg Km. Read This. _^From HdLJ*ct»o« (Mleb.) Pairlot.] la the fall of 1851 there was a steam­ boat playing tho lakes called tho Globe, owned bv two brothers named Robinson. Ono of these brothers was second engi­ neer of tho boat and during ono of her tripe a passenger by the name of Korney went into the engine room and attemptad to interfere with tho running of the boat Robinson gave him n push and ho fell upon the shafting, when one of tbo boat hands came up and kicked him in the jaw with such force as to. break it Korney sprang up, 'drew a knife, and atebbed Robinson in the breast killing 1 him instantly. Ho then stabbed a mon ; by the name of Cummings, one uf the boat handv Ho was seized, lashed to the boat and carried to Mackinaw, where be was turned over to tho ciril au- said st last, tookhg into his fore with bre eyre full of hap­ py tears, “Edward, I never loved truly any om but you, and no wuman evw lore more drejdy lhau I tore vuu now." j “I took the pledge," said an old man, “at the foot of the gallows, whoa I saw a young man hung. The sheriff took out hte watch aad said. “If you hare anything to say, speak now, for you hare only five minutes to lira" Ike ^1000 buret into teare and said:only ono little brother; he had beautiful blue eyre an finmn hair, and I loved him But one day I got drunk; and, coming home, found him gntherim; berriao in the garden; aad became augrnwithout a cause, nnd killed him with a rake. Whisky hue done it—it has ru­ ined me. I have but une mure w ord to say—never! never! arm! touch cay. thing that can intoxicate. ��BOWKB A GALLOWAY. BANKERS. one thing to certain, oar aAem are to be sustained in the discharge uf their doty under all circumstances, and fro* tITTEI i Country Merchants think they did lu this matter untiling bu. their duty- Sono oompialnt is made becuuae a large bill of exueuao has been Incurred, but law and order moot prevail tbnarh every dollar tn tho Village ia expenoea to malatain the one and enforce tbeotber. We ardglad to hare a Marshal that knows what bis duty is, and dares to do it, and hope tho people will to a man sustain him in euforcing the law and the Village ordin­ ances, and we believe the vast majority will. Complaint to, also, made because other psrtiee who vitiated the laws of tho Land as well the ordinances of the Village are not pool*hod. AU we have to say iaenforce the law under all clrcumstaueca, and bring to condign puniJiment all wbo ate guilty, but remem­ ber that because ono man ceesjwe the penalty ltn|.o ed for a violation of the luEwe of the blate, that is no azcuac for any other man. Eviry nun to simply ra4|analble iorhtoown acts. CT 8 E B I Rent Coiteew. BUY YOUR GROCERIES FOR CA.SH Dry Ml Griceriei, QN THEJUKI REASONABLE TERMS. Music A Jewelry. C EORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, lOeMgaa. ' mrn,uu Drill, Mfidieines, Groceries, rktmirtt. law C*u.—Many of tho smaller Lilia for advortiring doo thia office, and a few subscriptions about the County remain uuajusted. The next call will be through the agency of a Constable. /bxxxr Sasaxtxe Fxsnvat.—There will bo a mooting of tho Executive Commit­ toe, and other* uf the Barry County Ag­ ricultural Society, at the Court Houae in Halting! on Munday the First day. ofj Tns Gor.n Txarusi Socut, will be March next, at one o'clock P. M., to per­ fect arrangement! for holding a Shoepheld on Saturday evening of this wook, Jal the roaidcnco of T. Px.txir*, Esq., on Broadway CHUM Maaehetared by bervu Maae, ifair h. OTMart far frke Lial what we eaw, and all we can lean, |»UKDtrr chute ok&ss. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS! CALIFORNIA & OREGON HUBEI, HIM LEI All LATH, Ninety .Acress D. B. WOODWARD, Adjaialag th. rtllao• of Ml441avllto, ee Seetiaa Twaefywi<kt Tbo publie are cordially 80 Acree Improved invited. Or, Merer-FalUag A-11-wA.Y! -DonunMxawn Fos ths Fixsttims during tho Twelve years we have published a Newspaper in Mi.higan. we go to pre** thia week, with no advertisement in our rolumas from the well known Agency of 8. N. Antidote for Tobacco, CIRCUIT COURT. HEDRICK A COOK, Price ©60 an A.cre- Sadtllen & Hanamtas, K«MS t gtoto 1.1 et Iterel, aeU, tolaafe la I've Saoeal Potteagill A Co-, of New York City. Vleek. Bill aud answer, argued and submitted HalLrook A Milla for Com­ Gsr rax Bur—J. F. Mixcklxx takes plainant ; Sweeter A Wood for Dafanthe beet Photographs of any Artist in town. Those in want of “picturee" will Goo W. Gregory va. Cyrus Baleh— do well to sail on him at *>nce, aa he ie Foreclosure. Decree granted; amount now doing work at greatly reduced pri­ duo <272 OC; aale ordered Aug. 1st, IMO ses. Gallery over Rbwer’s Boot and Burgher A Hayford for Complainant. 8hoe Store, cor. State and Cbursh Sts. Edwin J. Ryman va Joseph W. BeK TaMi*r.aa>rci: Mkctixo.—The meet­ ing of tho To npe-anco U^0n, at the t.oari Rouse on Frid.y night era* quite fully att-ndsd. Home In- rmting and we iblnk po t.neut remarks'u era made by Hon. J ins '4. N«.-t*s,*nd a .peeeb by lt.-v. Mr. Mottaaa, that squinted tee tuucb toward political ac lou to a«compUse mu b । «xi iu our Jucli e<u<a . vorce ; docroe granted. Orix L. Ray for Complainant .Anna I. Iamb vt Reuben P Lamb— Divorce; decree granted. Holbrook and Mills for Complainant CARD. The undersigns! desire to exprens their obligation to friends in Carlton, for tho donation made them last week. Ths party met al the residence of Elder Pllsbury on Thursday evening The weath­ er aad travelling waa exoeedingiy un­ favorable, yet notwithstanding, quite a large numJer attended, aad all seemed to enjoy themaeirre' much. Tha Oyster Supper, aad every other good thing, furnished ia overwhelming abundance; of which all partook at a small foe ; and resulted ia raising something over <30— prices Stratton & Pratt, H. WRIGHT Agent. |M1«v>U«, No.. S«lh. Banker & Diclaie Dealer, SPECIAL NOTICES. DETROIT ||EADQUARTERS SANTA CUTS. eon—Fereclcsure Decree for sale Nov. let 1S09, granted ; amount dno <S00 4C Burgher A Hayford for Complainants. Solomon Stanton v« Samuel 8. Stuart, et al —Furcloaura. Decree for sale Jan. 1st 1870, granted; amount duo <2,732 83. J arses A Bweesey for Complainant. Geo. A. Bliss vo Clement Bliss—Di­ Rsnaussa the Lecters of Moras Con vorce decree granted, with cost and ali­ mony 8150. Wm. L. CoLb forCompiainTries, before tho Hasting* Literary Association, on Wednesday evening the Christian I. Kiock va Mary Klock24th in«t This amociatkin should bo Diroree; decree granted. W. L. Cub tha pride of oar people. It is strug­ for Complainant gling iat> at^va oxiitente, foas secured John I. Bo nah rs Catbarino Rouaha mau to Ir*cturn before our ,- ople that Diveroe; Decree granted. Sweeny A would fill any -Hall in New York City, Wood for Complainant. and propose, to seU lirht, at just half Lydia A. E!ii> v» Martin Ellie—Di­ the -reel price. We trust Union Hall vorce ; decree granted. Sweoscy & Wood may be filled to ovorflo.nng on that ocfor Complainant. Ellen Jordan vs Jamee W. Jordan— W« ia Paar. Mow. Corr Ttlxx T—Aa Divorce; decree granted C. G. Holbrook we are lu be favored by thia accomplish­ for Complainant Geurgieanaa Merritt vs Dwight Merritt ed gentleman, with a lecture on “Caatea,' ’ at Union Hall, Wedneeday evening, Fob. —Divoice; decree granted. C. G- Hol­ 21 th. a hasty answer to tho above ques­ brook for Complainant. Daniel Bowker vs Sarah Bowker—Di­ tion may be acceptable to many. lieu a diatinguiahod graduate of Tale, baa boon on a lecturing tour in England, whore ho vu universally ad­ mired ; while, at the same time, ha de­ lighted many of ua at our homos, by hia admirable articles in tha “New York In­ dependent." Hr waa recently appointed to the Professorial Chair of Rhetoric and Elocution in the University, which he baa since filled with eminent ability. He ia alto a regular contributor to many of tho loading Magarinos, so that, al­ H. A. GOODYEAR, White Lead WorkBi CHRISTMAS TOYS & PRESINTx Worcester, I-alblo A Btandlah Mr.ally Pure White Lead, Peninsular Pure White Lead, Pure Cart.ett White Lead, Wolverine W-lte lead, Crim Die White Lead, Leg. I Tawtor Wh.te Lund, French A Amoreaa Zinc White, ALL BUpERIOB J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Secrets of tfie Great City. A Work descriptive of the Virtues aad the Vioee, tho Mysteries, Mise­ ries aad Crimes of Mow York City. DETROIT TRIBUNE? Kate, W a share and Short Ntchlaa Bolte on hand. BRIDGE AND ROOF BOLTS. Hade fa Older prewplty aad al least peaoMe yd- HALL'S VEGETABLE SWUM HAIR J. P.MIEITIACa. HARROW XZNPWER. Tte Famm' Knul Pin In. Ci TEETH AND FORGINGS. LIGHT CROULBROS BARhf AND EATON COUNTIES LEATHER BELTING, though unknown to you, you are, i«r. heps daily, being delighted by hia pro­ ductions. But it is ia the feature field whore he chiefly excels, and where once baud ia always sought for again Ha has a plearing manner, an eloquent de­ livery, aad clothes hia ideas in such spicy language, that he never fails to please. We deem otfreelves fortunate in be­ tar this the friends will accept our sin­ ing able to secure aueh a man, and le* ce!j thanks. E. CUhTIBS. there bo an audience that will do honor C. CUHTIBS. to snch ability.'___________ STATIONERY & HEWS DOW, Wk.re ke fosaO ell Ito tredl.f PeHtot. Boilers _______ .SAWMILLS. 1V1 aud IM A.waler Stmt, Detret. •U.OOO In GREENBACKS! ALMOeT a Bior.—On Saturday about mhldJo of the afternoon mm trouble originated in the grocery of Marlin Tinkler about a fltty eant postal script returned from Washington, stamped oeunterflet. which it toalleged Tinkler ttnu.1, one of the men present. Tbo result wee a call for the Marshal to quell the dtolurbence He arrested eome one for making a dtotnrtmnee. and on aU.mpU ingtolake him to Jail be broke and BICKIY A KITUET. ttt^ICBUOXS. •A rno TO0»HBn 4 LBffltS. FIXX OOLU BOB, HEW YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY. 0A8H roR H1DE* *««» rtvn �olb*r Haaeeic Book bmitafera pMItobmf. Bmndta alaU. priCiM Ut laalMrtec**(po*A- AOEXn WAJCTKD FOBTUt through titokla g’» gate, uaqurolteaad thre, A beggar wan kwt i-gb-t. -niskfiH* Me chance. a* laiMt.test*If men Mag king*." The king Mi ban ed bosealL hl* crows, Froaoiaahk* be* wtth UaUra hud; WsMiuag the hourglae* tllttag 4m Taw (law It* rttalag *“<- Secret Service lb* b«*i >*bscnpt>«a be«k ***r published, tfead far Ciroutoro tad <tor t*ro>«, aad sb* It roll, faator laas aay clb*r wark. Address JQSEH BROTH IBS' A CO.. Pbdsd.lphis. Pa..*r Chlrogo. Al lb* blag'* gala. the araflr a ran Uawar* lu Tallow nrtauf aaa ; Out et their sleenin terror soon th* guard* treked on* by_on«. “Haban! 11*than! Ba* aa man a*ra . Tha king!" Tba err ru la aad fro. Megger and king, (bar lang had. 1 ween. Tba laagb that fra* man kuw. Where love ia, there ia no labor; and if there be labor is loved. I tie a proud triumph in a man’s life whoa h* mokes a friend of on enemy. Enjoy your present pleasure so a* not to injure those that are to follow. Time, patinneo, and industry, are th* throe grand masters of tho world. Wisdom is oftentimes nearer when we ■topp, than whan we soar. Better 1* upright with poverty, than unprincipled with plenty. fy^^^XSItod^raravax. reuara Dry Good*, Groceriea, ” ? ” T TTT • CMolommt TEA always on hand, ---- ALBO----- PROBATE ORDER. Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. Millinery Qoodw YKBY CHEAP. BOLD HERE, BY Read lb* following from Mr. F. Olis Dmnwllv. aow of thio eity. formerly Profeeaor of Phyawtogy *mn. TAY'Lon. aad Pathologieal Aaalray Io lb* Middle Georgia Jfrdiret College, (blef Itorgeoe Blato of (tooth Carolina luring ll»* war, Tico-Presidanl Georgia Giva ■■ a Call before pea Ray Elo^vrearo. Medical Aaaocisltoo . Dr. L*wrencu-. I hare carofally examiaed rour formula for lhe Rassdalia, aad recommended Haitian, Mar »th Utt. tf it to sereralof my paltonta. The arabisation i* a happy oae. aad must proc* a potest remedy In *11 disease* reqairtag th* rlrture of a great aL PACIFIC HOTEL uratire medicin*. 1 wish ran aaaeare. JL IM, 171,174. A !•» Greenwich Steeet. F OL1N DANNELLT. New Turk. Oct-1». IK’ BalUmere. April ti. UH. to hie num*, cue fneoda and pel rone* that from Ballimreu. Ud.. Marrt L 1M1 I tolle-re Dr. Lawrence'* koeadalu to be tha and after thia date, the charge of tbo FeeUe will beat Alleretir* Is use, and therefore etoerfnlly ffrlng eule Proprietor of thia Monro, and tbtrorecoaiairad it a* *aeh foro tree from the too common ei*eio a ot us to _ THOMAS J. UOYKIN, Jf. D. -rd:unto real, be i* fully able Io aieet lhe down ■ erd tendency of prison a ilboul any fatliag affel Baltimore. February 14,1M* Dr. J. J. Lawrencu, DearHir: t lake pleasure "h wdl aow. a* heretofore, be hie aim la mo la reremmendlng year Kreadali* aa a ’err pow­ Uta undimlaiahed the forerahle repluelten af tbs erful altmlie*. Year* trulv. Pacific, which H lisa emoji rd for many years, as R. W. CABRAM. D. one af the heel af traieler*' halal*. The table will be bounufall’ auppttod with ar Wo know Dr. Lawreure'* Raaadalia to be a aaf. err delieer at the aeaaoa ' and reliable altoratiee. A*., and lak* plreaere ia Th* sttoadanee wul be freed eflKieut **1 ebh rec-.mnwediag it to the profeeeion ud the public. vfie localiaa will ba found Mnrenienl for tboa-A. D. Moore. M. D. K. Barnes. B. D. b A. Smith. M. D. U. W. King. M. D. whoa* bselarot calle them in the lower port nf IL G Horham. M. D.. W. T. Itrrwer, M D , sad one block weal of Broadway, aad af reedy W. G. Duggan. M. D.. w. J llullort. M. D. acem to all Rml Read and Hurabrot 1.1*—. Wilson. X. C, Jueary T. 1M«. JOHN I'ATTOX. Gy- For testimony vf remarksbls cars* are • jta M m 4 -Uradelia Almusc far this year BROAD GAUL'K BUG KT' LINE. Prepared al the Labvratory of a. 1. IPAIUIH. Dr. J. J. Lawreno* fa Co. •M Baltimore Street. Baltimore, Mery lead. ITLUfflCIMhT^ETffil Broad Gauge Bailway! NEW YORK, WBDXBBDAY, FED. 24TB, 18A0. Th* lastitnlion offer* »t exceedingly TFfEXVEFfMIV^ nATE*. A fuII re uro* of 1 retraction ia th* Natural 8ciraces, and English atadi**, aad French L*ngssge II ba* a greu* sanely of Or­ chards, Gordon*. Mort. Implement*. a good Cbomiral Latoralory. Ac , and fontlahre Uber to Sindrato sad out af dare INHTnUCTIONB. r7*Applicaata for admlreioa should present ttomwlrre oe lhe morning af tbo Mlh of Fob BorroHt PITTHBIRGH, PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. ***< WAIHHGTOI CITY. Oil sr^ssxssssssrss^sssisx: ia said rotate, are required to raw*'••* eeaera arrow totmTroaxueeftoewnatoafJaaeph M.Daaho.d^ coon, 11eom lo hol-iee al the Prvraletlrt^. laiheVU. tage»r fraetura. aad aliuw *M**Ilf anrihere ha. w*. lari-rarer of Oro geeWiea ar ahenld am be araairo am huKrUer wderea that mat FeODoorr giira.urv ie thiain imtateiroUH InaaM eamle.of the yeadronat aaMpmltra. aad the haartra Ihuroof. h.. ruu«« * 1 tfii'aia'i nr * '*"1 Man***- Iba fob day jStfesarajs yusays lag la road roeuiy otturrr air four svree—l.e we.ii gee^ra to Jedgeef Feenate a true rear. lucx» ADMIN STRATRLX’8 8ALE. Ia ra ematee af the rotate of William C. EllewnrUi ^■retrain trashy glean, thud b ewra of Ueraro and rorerttoa 't-rirtvtotie* fwTlB Tow o'****?'! •Xorfii an* r*raeightl»J WU.T I XLlarotrn. , coxamioxERx notice. ALL perseue having elutmi agsla.l lhe relate «' froroa X. irnado. US* Of Kaailagu- la uronroairrf harrr. *ir*miOare ha*Wiy aettoed aad resumed la atheraLinZWwkef a>M«ui. BUMeoiha from tw td day er tmiuln. A. li.iem.bHi,* uro tiaro llmlied ay mM moat* Court for th* Altai u Imamra afall claim* awarae raw eraf. ".11 ■«1 ---r‘---t raT^iiu BY ALt"«waaSZi.B'* / (nwdamart X X GEO. r. HOWELL A CO*B Latest New York New*. LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! “Beullfle* the Crapteiioa." “ A Ruby Tings to th* Upa" “ R.morr. all Blotch., sod Freckle*." “ Tbr Beat fri tho World." Tbi* la th* only Rout* to th* Regions of Pennsylvania ! re-hede. foitoere.towii: Ntaate. lytog aad brie a la toe roeair o' Harry, aud a.ale of Mkh-tue. k Word in Season to the Citizens of and beta*- The Kaet-hatr aan *r lh* Warn Etevva. [Ill- la Tmro IlA.Il IIY COUTCTY'a Clefiaiand t Na. U Clark Htreel, Chicagoj ia Cia *TROMAhnaKrxxni.wengwm ciaaau. u Na. *0 We*l Fourth (Uraa*; N. E. ear. < 0 rtnLaa-rou, Aitoeaay for Martoagee. Broadway aad Front Htresle; I|» Viaetlreet: JJaled Juuary net. tm* )*ertlt 0 «»plv et V. & Mail LiuBtoemer* Ludlng lost of Yim ft. fi?! the SAS!* UUldaya, 1 “A by1 (troet. and al New Peonage Depot *7 lhe Ctneia ADMINISTRATORS BALE. st “--nr *?*“** ****** of William Mullen. I*** ritrat, ud at the OSrr. orco.oectn.g NoDre l.hrerhr glien Ibat In pa...uro of Ik-OM* udratoorttj-rruTediemei-y ihejadgeef frehai. _’ L. t>. RECKER. Ge.1 Burnt. ms W. B. •nATTVC/Geo l TkLi Agri.lT •*••** “toerath frawthearefto* (ton Bera Th* lawJBer axa Fimbt AMorntxxT !H2!,?E.*fJ’**‘'SPJ«’roid -wat.. aa iw.rd*. _____________________________ ■■iSRt forJrafX£reSd^U-2.*S? *!TT?. “ A'J“ •ver offered in the County. y^THOLEXALK A RETAIL. -a I AIM TO SELL C. G. HOLBRO l Sfjzs’xsrc sisxtSf.'E. 60 First-Class CUTTEB8 AND PLEASURK HLEIGHH. DEPOT, OTTSTEH . ‘W hi life B i u iS*"1 WE ABE COMING, £10 TO ETUl.'t; ’“.lassrs “haea brie- •raSMkvwraJran^etortiml rat totoreu' and ^ND WILL PRESENT TO AWT PERSON Beading u » Q„ Hundredth la a*r Ora Dollar Balo ol DvT*b4 pjgcy <3- o o x> a, A WATCR.W yd*. KHEETINO. SEWING MACHINE. Aa. Aa. FREE OF COST. Amalkr Club* |a the aam* ratio, vh: W—’Liji4A‘," HAvruan. ira* Bnm>MyaafcTL*tSr‘r -jsy ................ M_*rtB«Ee faRl«. ; !W Haolim* No*. i Standard Preparations L ‘tl?“ to X." ETOiT,r -*• ’ > ‘Costar's' Corn Solvent . dreumalancM will allow. L i DDCBirnoN of nix rawnB axd ernsa IB WRICH T1IEY ABB FUBUSHED. OH! nrox CORNS !OH! tbobb CORNS. [Montfap Ayxr, *■] NEW YOBE: •• !OH MY1 1OH MY! I exx’t stand lb GEO. P. SOWELL A CO., but be did. for bo aoni right otT and got Prausasa* A Nesrsrari* Anraanaua A«*n*.a box of 40 Part Kow. ■ I»«t. Al the LOWEST POriflllLK RATE.*, niy. !: ! Take* thia method to Inform Iho public that bo ia Bow rroeieiagFHEiyi OYBTBRK direct L B > BEADTIFIER! Genuine Articles. H i W. A. 8ARTWELL “COSTAR'S" ft. C..PMMDL TbrangbTI«kat*aadD*ggag.Cb<«kl Na. gu Broadway. Naw Tart | Na. UlUaMRL “CMTU*" TUB Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms. One Bettie. ■l OO-Three for M *0. l<»0 BotUea sold In one day la X. Y. City. LT JH Dragglat* in Healings sefl It Or addrra •• COSTAE," Na I* Crnaby at, N. T. ATTENTION, COM yrrtGEB \Lr> iimt. No n. gARRV COVNTY CARRIAGE FACTORY! Feosenger* wha wish a Qukh and Cemfortable Tnp will appreeietolbeBmaoibewd I'erfoelTreek tboLaxartoato Day Caro. o»t th* Magnlfiriml Canebea. Ue E.oelLrnl IN.tog U.H., with ample tiaro for Meal*, ud lbs prompt Time ud More CounaeUoa* af the r Comer of Jeflonon and Railroad Street*, Atlantic k Gt. Westem Railway. BAS77SW, MICH. F*M *« Low aaa.Tun*■ Qttc* a* *r **r areas For Catalogw* or farther Information spply la th* President, x to gel v. *tmmz TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. ’ ry. hetoea al lhe Freara OHrt. la lhe Vuu*. ,f ROBADALI8 AMITD fa DYER, Uming. Mich. PHOBITL ORDEB. T Shgws&iiTOWgSgg Ounn larsoraa Coe no* Aan** FaMtr Baw­ Tula ul fuda. ls* Marauu. Till* machle* will •tltoh.'bem. fell, fork, quill, eord. bled, braid aad embroider ie a meat *up*rior manvgr. Price only ||«. Full* ' Bsait****1 extract—a handsome warranted for Bro year*. W* will pay Alto# for ^oung lady just helped out of a mud- ■ar macMa* that will *rw a slrongsr, mor* beau­ tiful. or mor* elastic mm than our*. It make* lb* “ Eiaatl* Look HUtcb." Rmy aeroad afrirt each*cut. and alill th* clotK cannot b* pulled A nANDAOME OCTAVO VOLVMB OF 800 ■nd It cured him." —Another new reading—Man pro- apart without rearing it. W. par agent* from Theueaad* af Boxm aald. PAGE* BOUND XX CLOTH. IT* la Btoo per month and *iprn**i. or a oom poee* and woman accept*. AU Druggists in llaallap toll it. mission from-which iwise that amount raa bu Or addrma "C08TAE," Na 19 Crorty 8l X T __ Why is praising children like *■ mad*. *^r«a SEt£'JMU * Pittsburgh. Pa.. Frloe, - - - Five Xbolimra. •reparation af opium? Because it is Ca*ihM».~De not ba impend upon by olb*r Tante* nalmmg off worU.1*** cast iron machine*, A work af groat vela, to Adr.rtbra, Publmbar. and ethers, who dssir*. informsUoa In —Th* only man that waa not spoiled under the *aum Mow or olhrrwia*. Our* is th* relation to the Newspapers sad by being “Eomsrd" was the Prophet Feriodreal. rf Nartb fro. Aranl. scat be mail foe tonrinu Daniel. MJ14 Addrea*. fa C. ALLEN, Angara.Be. A AKXTA YaRMKBX. OABDEXEltH ASD AM —What is that which, when thrown A FRVIT GKOWEHh. —-Send for p*rii«u).ro Th. Edition will be Ltoritod. and Psroore D.af " Aarf • laumnX Fruit Trot uW lire jaripur*out, may be caught without th* hands? smog Copies will do wall to send ih«ir l*e aad l—rti Ramrlm la leal wtU b* A hint forwardml to O»J part of th* Tnited mat** and Order* Immodiatoly to prrfrrt a^qdnVien y.er*-i~d. are “CMfar’^> (only puu) Im Powd^. GEO. P. ROWELL 4k CO., eeros rVnetoi* rtjt faltrA 11 alwt^took* fur-bi'dding when eondurt- drew J.AHTIt.X.W •*» Feeri Btroet, Now York. foHu ' £^nd Street. IfalUmore.Md Fcauiaiaa A Aresnrre',,, Awan, "Only Infolllbls EraadiM kwes.'1 40ParkB«w. •' 11 yaw* MtoMIrtad I* Naw Y*rt." iagaaala. ' •■Il.ooo Box**«a Flask* munfogtared dally _____________ N«» You*. -^noldlady beormaof a nedeatri"All Drugglsto la Hroting. mH tbem."11! Beware! tl af epurioue imitations" A nuiiriru ti-si 1 ger* ror not* in Seniemto— M*ffi« Crab Crapaay. Fpri.gfi.ld. Maas. leet. In the sra of twenty dulUr. „d t fiX££ 11*0slraara by rail-receiptrfprise.' to SlZrtl—‘“rod. MOO for nay throe gLOO aira by Exprra. —An <M beahakc b a trorahr on Ufo’s AMrra milroad who baa entirely failed to maW Fab. M, INI. H‘X' BOODr«**HxxxTR.CaBTAR,10CrtMy8LN.Y. “I-Vr-ueu. ““’“‘•ra thaj^er emmoction*. te, JM» r. Hbnrt (tectMor W) —WatoMkeagbtanttobe eaDed *x'pJPJWTHKBNDwMAABAJMnwfaCX^l hWlw.X. Y Hmisy-\ faw they wairt round Im ° IwMen. Me**?*'*1 Un^M*. a<M by r. 9 ACELET A CO^a^v, VM. et Ibr art, r* itoei a.H„, „ reran,Mr kSa. Datoi Jm. tth. 1M». **F«t,lfa4 MLB A NJT. . a rL'.c,'^'."' —' aaa^olfora^rmr iuroutoo TTTTTTTTT Wholesale Druggist*. Cbieag*. General Agent* CINCINNATl.erCRBANA. GALION, ar MANS for the Northwestern Blates, to whom orders HELD, ar CLEVELXXD, nr CORKY, ae BALA sepKmd M ANCA. to ar (rem Th* neit torsi of th* Agricultural C*Urg* will shoold bo addreeeed. begin on foWtl pffgaSFigreasiraaM.“a: Dootw 4c HliovM. CrocUex-y, 4co. $1 WANTED, •rywhrre. male sad fen,al*, to introdpe* lb. ’rSSmSltSSrSmi.Ou4 3lof.UT, theta *.,,r 1 A man’s life is on appendix to hi* heart. PROBATE ORDER Battle Cr«ek Nowhere 1 S O & . NewipaperDlrcctory Jtaraowv. X. T. Lar Uncoil A Banwau.-—W* hare sro trowbl* centrums* with your Raw*; they fr*'l need to be Hired op with paper ; w* put them on tba Jfandrs! and Accurate Lists af ell the New.paper* and PniodThe first slop to knowledge is to know tby gorigbl*lo<>r ^Temper perfectly uaiform leal* Publiabedln tb« Uattod Ntato* u< tb*t we are ignorant “ q°Hip“t‘'l'ir“^’ CH4S. J. FOX Territories, sad the Dominion of Wine is a turn-coot; first a friend, Canada, a*d British ColL1FF1SCOTT DAKEWKLU and then an enemy. •air* of North .ManUfa*torero of Circular. Jfulay. Jf.11 Gang and Love earn hope where reason would Oom CUt Faw*, (.-bopping Axes, all sbai-e*. A*wri«*| M.lur,i'?t*.7^,^4,,,!-Sf^*- VHe who wonld make a name in life, must have an aim in life. ----- AND----- 1 o gtATE ASBlCVLTfBAL COLLEGE SitsiiicM Dire johy wjeer la Ibu mauve of the Kara of Kdweru t it No person can be m feeble or *o poor that hit ha* note duty to perform; which beiM performed, make* him one with the highest end greatert Let those who would effect eingularity with *uoce«e, first determine to be very virtuous, end they will bo *uro to be very singular. Uprightnes* in nil our dealings with Iloucy. Glyce ioe. Elder Flower, Boone another ia a matter not of human gttel aad Palm, convenience, but of divine requirement In qualitr. His 1* aad Perfbnie warranted equal to th* EagllaL and sold fully S I per cent, cheaper, The human heart i* made for love, ** which accousU (or th* groat lallin* off tn the de­ the household hearth for fire; and for mand tor th* foreign soap*, and tie unprece­ dented success of th* American Company truth, as the household lamp for light Toilet Reaps, »»• “Id crerrnbers re the Slue*. - Hate not opinions for being contrary Uaitsd McKEO.XE. VAX IIAEOAX A CO.. to thine own. It ia not certain but thou 8*1* Haaf rs. Philadelphia A 5»w York. thyself m*yn*t bo in the wrong. Loca Havaw. Fa. Faith is the blamed treetwhich pro- Man's*. Lirrtveorr A IlsaawaiL. Piltoburgh. Ta. Gaatoi—Mf* bare been uaiag your mak* of dueee the noble aad priceites /fruits of Gang .tow* ia our Mill.aad Bad them, la palat of wisdom, virtue, and true felicity. aaaiity, asperiar to any we bar* *r*r u»ed. Thou const not better reward a liar Yours, Aa, j Itoaw. Buxeviu A Co. than in not behaving what ho epeaketh. All Hastings Outdone! it® Kind word*! they are ble**ed thing*. Speak them every day. Scatter them like ennbeam* everywhere. They will blew othar*. and then return to blow your own hoert. trad, BaaUaqa, vrara. tam-rawn " PRnBATB ORDRIL graXTOF J^3XI#<<b<mria^erre. au-Ala I® Whoever look* for a friend without imperfection*, will never find what ho want*. We love ouroolro* with ell our fault*, and we ought to love our friend* ia like manner.' DiimofteFMIMIiiKyi, HOW CAN ITBEDONE? BLUECOATS .4 Splendid Arsorlment for Sale at Rail Road Pricer. BEST Him TIT D1SC01UU. ROSADALIS 73 Lake Stree, CHICAGO. a*rthorra^* raa. H) wrot. ftplSigi I Them i* true pr**tn*M in genllcnMa. Ha whom heart i* Gilad with loreJo God end loro to man, can boar with the weakacsMe, tho imperfection*, and even the perrwreenese of other*. re lb, Agent* Waatrd Ererywheru. Wilt* tour owa aaaw. town, county, aadStore PariMaa the Blood, ’,Ul“'T‘ WI14JAMH, CRAXBA CO, • Imprwrrs Uro Appetlto, Aldi Digawllou. MAS* FamawrSL, Breton. Mas*. F. A—Hmm elate in what paper you mw this Corrret* tba •cervtioas, sdrertisament. And InHtoTeor.ltosflk and Vivoalty to Iho whole Brs'-ann, 8o that parsea* aatng it feel that they opjoy an retire n«w lifo. I* lb* cry of the crowd* who throng ™E DOLLAR STORE, » ffiH J . From tha Amancan Odd Frllaw. PEARLS, NEW GOODS: BiwataarM by i* th* Cnitod Stole*. Th* rieheat aad meat rz resales sariety of Good* *rrr offered to ilia pub­ lic for twig* that amount A aow Fateal Antela gtorn free with «»«ry ch*ek. Our reduc*m*el* Io Agsals ar* po*llir*lr donbl* any Ou* Dollar Sal* Ilona* ia **bl*M*. GENERAL HEALTH RESTORER. Club* troll half aa large rerelra th* aaaw prise*, bead (or *qr six psg* lllaslraled Circular, tba mo • t *ltnatlr*««*r ironed, dent free t* say ad fTIHE Chrapeal Agricultural Paper pnWi>h*4 I A Contain* yeaHr from three to Br* hundred para of practical matter on Agilcolturo. Uorlieallsr*. Stock-Itasaiag. Fouler*■Brooding. Dairy­ tomia***. Hee Keeping; also cboic* Reading.aelectad and original. In ileparUneoto of "Familr Reading.." “Bund Read,.*.," "Sahb.lh Hour..'•• Children's Comer." Po*lry, Ae.. all of which combine to make it th* farmer* farnrite paper of lb* Waal, and cheapest paper pnbluhed in lb* That erary description and variety of Fancy eouslry. Th* publisher dl.tribulea eeeh Spring qutnt/tie* of Garden and Field Seed* to each sub­ Good*. Cutlery. Ireller Good*. Jewelry, Book*. scriber. sod *Sera mar* liberal Cash l*r*mia=i* Album*. tiilrer-Ptatod Ware. Ae., Ae.. eaa to tar for each article, when the earn* good* caaoet the publ labor, ‘ FRED. D. CAtfrJoy. he nblaiaed at any otto, plu* for doable th. amount, and which to* wholesaler con femes be Afgcnta Wanted Ikar the cannot buy for that pric* f" ■ W* reply ; We h**e buyer* couttonllr at the East, by wbcm job lots are oblaiard al «n or mens diMounla. and. besides, a large ponton of Onr AadbMriAgg Liaof. Avpkt «ad DlfJfjr tie Ta- goods are imported direct from Europe maaufaeiro, wifi Xvaeaend Z«r»tfe«f in tie 4irr.it /.'rlattAa. Comprialog aarrallre* ef ptreossl Adeenture, llsring. else, eeery facility possessed .be the Thrilling Incident*. Ilario; Eiploito, Heroic largest -Dollar Sula'' Anu* ol Bolton, w* will, by Deed*. WOuderful Eeeapea. l.lfa in lhe Camp. muna of tbo Flrld aad Urepllal. Ad.entore* of Sp e* and Seoul*, with the .'ongs, HaHarda, Anetdotri aud CLUB SYSTEM Humorou* Incident* of th* War. It contains o»*r lu« fine Engrerlog* and ia the epicieat and cheapest war book p.ibllahed. Fric* eilead Ch* adeautagr* of ourlmaiem* w hoireal* only ■•jo per cupy ttond or circular* aa>j sea and retail trade to Iboro tiring <1 aduuac*. thus •or terma. and full descript ion ol th* work. Ad­ ■arisg lbs Express Charges dress NototraLl'tisusatnuCa. IliiladslpbiaPa. Three Fourth* the Aa****t Ciaemcti, Ohio ; Cbicsgo, HL. or St. Unia. M<a sow paid aad girlag a better quality of goods can bo obtained of any Eastern Arm. ATTENTION FARMER* t-K«*d Oata. than Bend is your Club*. *r read for Cimlaa*. to Za. Iwo «arieti«a. Xorwsy and New Urunawlek. to* beat kinds now growth will sirld double the ANNARD & CO, auaotltT of common oata. Itlack Xwrwsy. •* par h.lf buahel. to per b«*b<l; Xrw llrun.wiek. 73 Lake Rtrwefo Chicagoper half buabel. |« per baihrt. Ser-I true t* naicr. Good* at WhoteMla to (be Trod*. i£*n7jMd*Uc7w7*'. .. .............. ~ T BLKSMNR TO TIIkTaO’EM. 5»7. Zk AVro Ba* ha* discovered a aimple plant that A GEST.d WASTED in ercry town to mH th* srirrTaila to bring rellrC whan checked by eold A celahratad Clipper Mower* and Reapers — er otherwise. There Vegw.bl* Monthly Pow­ Lighreet draft and moat double machines m.de. der* can be depended on ay ladle* In -tim* aad Stood for eirtaiar. CUrrta Mowa* A Easrsa hour *f need "\Frke.M per pack.ge.br mail, seer, from otoekattoo. Address, in reaUirore, Co., II CII!f*L. New York. WM. BAY. Jf D.. P. U. Dax CH. X.w Took. t gMtikgl 3 ______ itlisilftWh’ d’W On th* kiag'a gala ll.a moaa grow gray ; Tba king earn* eel. They allied him dead ; And made bi* aldeet toa.oaedx'y, War* la bl* father* aland. —Arwmc MuKrntv fur Fsbrusry. THE NORTHERN FARMER, Foso oc Lae. Wta. 00MFOCND EXTRACT OP “noBAimisr The Great Orlgtaat *M Ooly TWO DOLLABSALX " Cm^^^^SmHa^rfKraa'C2mh>*l "14"' ■ CXBNTXNIC MBN BTBBTWRBBB The World Turns Around M0^ro<"* xk •I’fa.tnuixrMG’fa q CASH STORE WIM LmB the Karkat la lk*»*l» •< ». KeAWaBMCKV GgRALD. Mair I.Fl X*w Y*eh Fa*toAk*a- DyG*n.I- C. BAKER. Tk* **wsa4i«g rcrel.itos* sad stanling dl*EVERY DJLY, clwurod **td* is till* w«k «ro cmllag Usaroal i.ihm Mr* la U* mi»4« of lb* pronto to *b- And bring* a* ota* day merer tiro Great Rorle taia^ll. k>^*SH*l «h*M*l«r *»< reU* ssto. P.nd of Qbllrle*therefore!•••* no Ume la in- "Fear mas. what woaWal lbws Lara of mar AGENTR WAFfTETS EOIt Tba Ugg* r turned, ud. pitying. ■0* - MAKE THE FARM FAT. Replied. Ilka aaa In dr.am, -Of too* Haw lb* Fsfmrr m*/ J*vbl* lb* valaa af hU Walking I !**• king." Isad; nak* Ihro* Omr* ss maah eul ol alack; and baa all ItoproBI* ol lb* farm ean b* aioro lhaa doubled. Farmers farmers' aoaa, • I perirosed Cprnaa lhe king, and from hUbead book areata aud Olbera, wauled to take eg-nclea Bbort off tbs srowa. .aad threw it by । ia eeerr cwsaaaiiy l'.~>.La».*100 £«3M “fi uau. thou meal bar* known," ba ***d, «wr e«-nB. according to ability ami *aergy. Cir­ cular* rotor (oil ileacripllon aenl free. Adder,* “A greater than I.” ZEIGLER. SeCVBDY 1 CO.. Hula.. Fa.; Ci*cinBsti. 0.; Chicago. III.; St. Loui*. Mo Through all <b* guide. eaqarolroned than. Waal king and beggar hud la hud. /~laav***ero Waniad KrerywAcr*. Whispered iba kiag. -Shall I know when A L1VX PjLF XX. . •store Am three* I •toad T Every Fenner et th« Wot Should Take Th* beggar laughed. Fra* wlgd* la ba*i* War* wiping (ran th* king'* bat brew ThscrtBso* liaaa.Uu crown bad traced. -Thin L* hia preronca aww." 2“rS Stfe LEGAL NOTICES ■ __ _mgal_»otici»7 ii»® K“-,r!JSfT ft can Eiplalned aad interprewd by euuioe. Soto* aad aaurerow* Bogrsriags*, t**1? contain* all th. leelure, and work *f th* Lndg*. •nd with th* eld of it any Maroa caa ia a *bra time become qual.fied to lak* tbo *batr a* Jia*- KbUmeI. •; Al lb* king-* g» »lk* subtle soon Wee. klmyyn Caught in Um Tba gurta alaplrabyera cirNow lOOn proftist <rot«L Th* r«wl«*s kdftlos ®f Uro Ilf* *od EpUUro of rr. FA VL, Osvsusa A Wow •M, with l*troS**ti*e b* Ito*. Asa** M£m. D. l». Ll. D.. Pro*id~l *1 Pnacclon C*H*«*. Tnn H SC ri&rool from sit Mtor eAiitoe* *aik* Ml.i.rrio Ugluh. CommlMiw Urfr IhiB ***rb*A>ropeMb«*ay M»bli»b«<s. n**dlbrelr. eatoro to k. W. BttooA CO., hsb'ro. T*l*4e, 0. ^.nxi MOFTTrU*! Or. Geld, to th. Three Symb.Hr D^ra. af th. ScleaUlc. g ? “i's ‘ F s i i ’ ■V nua BSST. DRY 000D6.__________ xwctzujroouB. - CO]fcOYAHOV. IIICAI S ftMIBC UT1AI IB fwtrs, ■twtmrnttMun*. Agents Wanted for Book of Mgu. y IH«« Moaara. J.R. Bmra A Co. lak. plumtro in *onuuucltig, bring lb. nldrai and l.rgest Lora in lb. Drilnr Ttoda that they Lei. been re*hl*d by Ibeir long experience ud axt.n.ir. reunrra to auk*, thi. peraat rara. muy lo.pnn.nt Imw hicb, with Ibero addition, to Ueir Viator Ktort haaaurtM tUut t.grraly roUrg. thrirratra udExehuge Liat. .fond for Nror CTreuUr. CatoJogw* Iff Goad* nd Srapla rat la a«y U­ SS" Flora ba ray pantenlarand road moray by rogirared Iritor. ' AtlArrartla^**. . J-S. HAWCTACO. —-r-m ---■ HASTINGS H � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-02-24.pdf 1cc9e2998d676339e56b4d24255b66b1 PDF Text Text m. tik'H'ey. AT RAMTJXOS. BlggY CO.. MICH. Term* *T eetwlpltea t •■w bs4 mtil wlwcriter*. |wr «"*ua, glAn IsvsHsMy in Mtrsso*. I’anMi retaltlln* sbMta writs l!xir nmi sod post sflka sddrou She £ljc ijnstings Uannev Skr Sutiigs Jtinier Geo. • -------------------------.— “ Witt >dtw tmrl wmCUHt, tu BY GEO. M. DEWBY. Titww*ta UaSltBL-. n*n.-«ua nt um*. bfcMy.__________ ; Job DopBiltUant, JkUkiUB*r Jeo Pusriw bikuwS With Alpttek. >o Urt brat Blpl«. a.4 m r.awaakl. imn<. Hastings, Michigan. wedNBsdaT) feb; 24,1869 VOL. XIII. ®i»ia«5 Jirttiorj. Jfertrj. JOHN ROBERTS, HAEBT8 BI03RAIHT. C .M fl.-rrw. IlwrlEs* •" Bread- R R. MALLORY. BOSTON CASH STORE NUMBER 44. nd Farter with their impregnable fleet* shall erect a ?■ DRAKE M . D. JOODS AND PRICES! A J. HAHET, That’s the Point! Come and See. it* marble tablets, nut only the —— af tho great general* aud mighty aws tt war; but it will hold up to admiring eye* tho names of Mis* Bariim Mr. men whose temo it ea widely diffused a* 1* the knowledge of Afoarica among (he nation* of the earth, and whose triumphntoits fill torno of tho brightest O...OI tcUtfat rertmnt .11 lk« ' deed* of tho men named t nam^lres, who have made for themeelvt renown thnt while it may in foo ftitufo Is. now Heady to Show WM. VPJORW. Moi. l»WlfU Abm IUb past to the tecta of th* i AIXEN BENNETT. PKtCTICINO Pbjaiciaa • ill* Hostings, Mich.) Feb; 1st., 1869.—yl B. T. LOWE. RAILWAYS. MISCELLANEOUS. attAtiom. comradb* WEW YORK, CHINA JAPAN I W r.E>TI.rY nA. DR. (£\C. LDISLEY, its ‘-4 • - •-CJ 10.40 ri.ii lt.U 1LU L4» ».*» 4 10 VROOMAM, i sold by th rm. rJKJ t TKAIXfl KOITH. NEW YORK. the rebel, as ho lorried his enginery of cunfrr* on him jilace aMordiug ADDRESS and unfounded. We try in vain to look Delivered Before Fltegpiald ] M, 0. A. B. at Hatting*, Yeh. 0, as once we looked upon those men who left the iron to cool on tho anvil, tho IMS, by J. H. Balmer \VM. IL McCONNELL, Agent. •uro ntenmee key t« pusiti eies of tho law, while with hardly a The subject which w* are to consider thought of tho rcculi, ar of the terrible thia evening, while not naw, is one, that grandrur uf tho work into which thev were rushing all untried and untrained, thev rallied tu the defence uf the flag conferred i* not as armareut and tho institutices it protected. And, Mt effort* to be foremost in tho moving oh, tho first battle in which he * columns cotupudrig tho great army of loved to wall was called unun progress, a word concerning the Great tho bail of the musketry or u>e the co What HOUTJDER, ASMS! WI H. HAYFORD GEORGE PRESTON LUge & Well Selected Stock of J. f. ROBERTS A CO GROCERIES C. 0. HOLBROOK. a! appeal to arma will yet cuntin no to en­ slowly br, until we know that our loved list the atiuutiun uf the philosophical ones Led pasted through the fiery ordeal 2.1 FAMILY GROCERIES, Coffee*. J OHB MICHAEL. their fiercely contested battles aud ter­ rible sutfenng*, shall be written in glow­ list uf th* ing ticriod* by historian* f» yet un­ known to fome, aud tho poet of the iuluro shall sing the bravery uf those who tell upon our battle field* in grander earthly hope was that lyric* than tho world ha* ever hoard. away. No nut to all Il may bo that our national character­ istic—boosting of our mighty deeds. roalitiiM a* dreams of a night that ha* passed away. There are vacant chair* by the hearths uf ten thousand desolat­ ed hum *, that can never bo filled, riven day*; but wo cannot help feeling that uo such rompa>Lun con bo other than flattering to louse who went out irum maurnors everlasting strength, straining amuUgst u», and who noLly fought and eye* thnt *hall never bo bright a* uf yore, fell that Iroedom aud uuiun might *ur- but which over carry in them a forward look, as though gumg ca from that tun­ ny mum when hut they looked farewell contestant, were more unequally pre­ upon iho hero new no mure, to the time pared aud fitted for the fray than *omu whou tuadored lie* shall be united again in tho biimmor Land of Peace, where ol lac earlier ai-tian* of our war. Thcrmopylas, stripped of its mythologi­ ware and partings never can intrude. cal glare, “pale* its inoflbctual fire*" ’ How many sacrifices wuro mado in bohje th* cuuduet of Anderson and his those dark day* other than those which brave oomporiiutu at bumpter. The were mode on tho field uf battle tho 3 C«rrt«<» FaU'n. 11 w ---------E-Ors. gHisrrltang. the trumpet uf tho archangel bids them awake. How foobly tho mind holds tho scenes of a few year* ago, Xmw we felt that tho great burden under which wo labor­ ed would so shaiM us tu ita weight that we would out know outmIvm without it But *o readily hare wo thrown that foro our republic had a being, it had -unleii off ao easily hare wo fallen into passed into a proverb that * am the habit of the former time* that wo ungrateful.” It would be a proud thing fur us as a nation, could we *ay that ia republic wo had tho instance of fall beneath the load it was carrying, ns proved tho proverb tel.e. But wo canwe bring back a painful reverie or awaken some vuion of tha night Wo cannut bring back with ita origin­ al iividnoat, tho shock that startled tho TRAI.1H SOUTH. A C..PRIHDLE, pr-.BUlly Wlsfcte...-. £b »“b WM. l. con, FIRST QUALITY tlovlnr u rrwh* • lh« fwWie I ple>Q» Mirltlil TRC5K gAIMTAT. VT i priCB. GEORGE PRESTON • THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. OS HOUSE. ■EQUALIZEH ’r<Xni. ... .... H.'llr Orel ..MU-J..™. propdnaaal uf the guvenunent *U tho cButU ot Washington would have being reJuKicd Cxi Lo might rot di* in a debtors coll. Wp hare at dxiierent erection of m*hum euta to the memory ot Wo*hingt->u ; thoy stand unfinlah*£ Wui'e the tumb that holds Ida ashes is un d sr the control of partio* who u*c it a* a moan* ol private gains. Phetnuu—the most aUdim cur cvuutiy by hand* too wtak tu wield the *word in deadly *tri£e, yet impvll-d tu de to the utmost by heart* strong nd uf rails enthing unknown, bummer with its little band ot def*adera,couldTuly for etrength on no deep moraM un one flank, an., govcrumcntal Mj-cnditera* it high imiKouablo mountain un tho other. thur lovers, wiraa that ufteuthnea wu refute tu up but fought Faxnlyaia can be Cured! DBS. J. M- & C. RUSSELL, hued ; tho coll* of tbueu who were the aaIK A MILLS.. American wemrn all over the land displayed mure heroism than that which unit, and also the poopls individually, ha* mad* the name of the Homan mat­ ron immortal Uow many mother* hare Grotefies And Provsions, ATTOBSEYfldil has been addressed. The foe uf the Union frvm the school room, with the fire in gtBOSENB OIL. wm- that not enough is done tu pay thia •t sacred national debt We dole to Anderson and hia *oldicr» the rare iu fold* tho giunee of Danker Hill and Yorktown, ol Now Orleans ud Buena their own the flag fhey bad *u vigorous­ ly dahoded. Tho *tory of tho Boman phalanx and th* Old Guard at Waterloo, ha* been oom and hedge around tho wholu matter foctiun that nothing can destroy, “1 can- M Mttii Oriodw at thcr .rtjnU fu M u FOB HIB. HrSari W annul! �*** ~8te-Z---------- J. I*!! Bkt gsstisgs gaszrr. ■ ‘ ^Qiw'iuT^Hujjn RIAL DTAH iUBDMa ukik* 0>'< msnMafsb. Hr, IMPROVED FARMa, rf SI Protek,' 4^ »4 Will a b -te- COLLKTION = COJYiYAJCfflG UR JOBS A. Morgen A Bro. are building a store east-of Swift's Hail J. D. Dietrich A Son have finished, TDtlAHiui W Pnwj The members of this In Vniaa there is Strength. ritbout Wealth that now fills your ooffen.' the urn threshold ; how you toiled to secure Lr •I. -* • » - - ' 1 - ' kr ths batten aud the peoido who felt four years ago, that indi vidually they had a duty to do in this direction, will only oct for the prutoetton of tho dependent vet­ eran the needy orphan or widow, with half the xca. tu mile.,tod in pro uring tbo phons and widows of soldiers in our poor houses and asylumx • F.um tho ncocMity of sumo concerted The Republicans aa a party represent Lovelew A Holly have leased the. cd to become public news. s«Q < rj* lo-oi [xxir soft fellow who bad notoriety thrust and furnished it for the areomodation of upon him by tbo efforts of hia wife to the travelling public The new Hall adjoining tho hotel is nearly finished, very bad nature had made him, and the organ la-itlon, the acormpUibnictit travelling Troupes. When finished it when he succeeded, the wife bluahingly will MR>ly a long fait need to oar dti- admitted that that fact was closely conpol-tloal opponents A donation party for tho benefit of The Worrell sisters, at McVicker's Rev. G. N Arnes pastor of tho Baptist M a consequence there is In this nation Church was held on Wednesday evening have changed their bill from the “Field womcn and children that demand the the 10th Inst, at the reaidcnee of I N. of the doth of Gold” beriee^no to Offen■oelcrlng core aud protection of the Keeler, Esq., in this village. The rocsu of Mr K's new, elegantly-finished and rial, politic d and msra) devotion la one wall-furnished house wore thrown open of Uie great calli which to-lay la made upon uur o-vlilsallun, anl to the accom- try the many friends of this deservedly several role* in opera bouffs they are pllshmjnt of wli ch tbo Republican par­ popular Ikaniuo, gathered, and brought ty sea party, la tai-ortng with oo» with them happy hearts, smiling faces, calists and cannot fail to win the odmiFlOAiicLd Interest, an J the cor>tno.cial and words of good cheer, besides a mure prosperity of this people, demand the substantial utforingiu the shape of mon­ manner in which they present Offen­ ey or its e pii valout Over one hundred bach's charming creations is superb, far who believe In the policy of p tying our persons partook of an excellent supper, excelling anyolher attampt at doing tboso tilings in English which wo have and tu the lailcont principal and interest. iug-liall, after which the younger por­ witnessed here. “Dox.” This the Republican party stand pleJgtion of tho assemblage had reoouree to st-ipcratlon and earnest effort of-all the pleasing and profitable games for amuse­ fr.eudsof n-tlonal Integrity. ment Before svperaiing, the cotn[*ny Again, the triumph of the principle assembled in tho lower parlors whea ths i of impartial miffrag* h yet to I e won, Chairman of the Committoe announced while the purity of the Ballet Box must tho receipt* to be over eighty-eix dollars, into being the Grand Army of the iblic. All who went forth to battle corruption. And the only hope of the Triumph of three important agencies tho land or the charity of the world for th air support but many were able to pro­ tect and support lliemselrcs, and also to give some thought to their less fortunate triumph of the Republican party, and nompanious in arms. This organization tills we may only hope to secure through appropriate remarks from the Pastor, who thanked the company and cvmmu- D. B. OOOX. STAGES TO AND FBDM BASTINGS COURT HOUSE, Gold & Silver Watches, • ’ that a man HYDE A PBJNDLE. Solid Sltjt and PM Wart. City Dmug Stork, MOIZY Pnczwxx Slock, UAsnXOB. HICHIQAX. New Goods •Tnat deceived. and feeling that that bond of sympathy visit to our town will bo acceptable, aad which springs from common dangers en­ welcomed with joy by oar citizens. Tho countered common sufferings and endur­ ed common dangers is a band that should must work together. That there must be no division In our ranks, but each never be broken until the veterans of tho war of 'Blshall be aa few and far between must yield so much of Individual desire aa will mako tho Union of all complete, and then we aball be enabled to go forth that time and money had been well epeat. tion.they have formed li with unbroken ranks to battle, and to this almost fraternal tie i victory. tu as nosriblo, honorable employment for soldiers and soaman who have serv­ ed their country faithfullv, and have JUST THE SAIE IARIEX, CLOCKS, himself and evidence of their apprecia­ tion of kja services Rave A W. Baker, uf Orid and E Curtiss, of Hastings, were present, and the latter was presented thanks of some length, which was listen­ ed to with increasing interest Wc cunany politico} party now in existence. right and J ustice shall adorn our Ban* grafulato our sister village upon the ac It has no partisan animosities io grat­ ify n? party predilections to advance.— that demand positive annihilation, but heeded on tho ear of a soldier, nor so far aa he has power to prevent, will r ho pirmit evil to befall the relatives of one who fell in his place and in the dis­ charge of hia duty. Growingoat of the fraternal tie that unites us, is a spirit of On GROCERIES, iiTunEa, Wilkinson who felt deeply aggrieved at the pubHJty which was given by tho Ohoczsih c Mroaixnu-x, Feb. 12th, 1660, Ed. Barna:—Tho citizens of this vib hen in conjunction with a man named E'li Thorp, and uni rably disgusted “something to talk about” Mr. Nass's broughi luitzgninst the paper forUbcl 'Hardware store, successor in office, as Chief Enginrer rf the 0. R. V. Railroad, is inro .tigating and succeeded in obtainiag a verdict tho merits of a new route to, and through awarding her several thousand dollars I H. A. GOODYEAR, BOOKS, * . health, can till as acceptably os his more stalwart brother. Wo propose to ask of a rents, which avoids tho “big bluff}’’ one mile and a half south of here, going Tribvnt demanded a now trial, and the ly agreed upon, intersecting with it at HubbardviUe, and entering this placo manner in which upon the former trial by making a pile track across tho mill­ pond lengthwise for the distance of hall that paper oditoriHy admits this morn­ they aro worthy uf preference, and wo, a mile, and passing through the viUagu ing that it did wrong. It certainly was their faithful followers and friends stand river, and probably waumlr-g the old erbs relating to harlots is instructive We believe that our busiuMS men gen­ reading matter, it cannot be gratilying to erally, favor this projectedroute, and a fumale against whom it is hurled eith to secure tho fulfillment tome uf them offer to give liberally in er as a furuusic denunciation tr a newscase it should bo selected. We know little or nothing, of the competitive mernoxious. ThisnewtrudwillinaUprobability rniults in a defeat for tbo virtu­ aud would probably be the least expen* ous Mrs. Wilkinson. Libel waits aro generally unproductive when wealthy matter io tho judgement of tho proper Wiiliams says that of over 150,000 thus sued before him not »2,t>00 bare been obtained. , otherwise idle tongues to talk about Our farmers and lumbermen improved tho brief period of sleighing of twu weeks earns within my knowledge ywterday which is miffhtv proof of tho oft eaid STOVES, IRON. OIL A ZEA J>, ® STATIONERY, . Fl „S. u >■ ”r» •<■ Wrt,lnt P^^.Ur v*<apM. ftw, <1. St,; ", NEWS, ■SSS5eE-£E GLass, FVTTr. I^OXTILDIlsrOS Bholf-Hardware and Cutlery, AT XeDCCLD fUCES. vsrl.i.rfm. «*WM« pMteTWMMlM u, ,^y U.1 Dodge’s Clebrated Plows baggage checked tbkovoe. new of man. Not quite one year aro a I . ” . logs were hasted io the three sawmills uf —____ .1___ .tea ■ «. a. omriAR. Floral Guide forisaa FBtTICKEWTU KU IK RAILWAY. ;KS3^tSS-OTTM STOKB - ■ �BUSINESS CARDS. piumgem us. ix^ai lenosr act and .^7 umdespecu’ly psyebto ta coin, is valid 1 aad can bo onloreed. Such a derision would oxrite apodal interest, did not tho u •’> ’’ dispatch announcing it state u part of ~ " tho opinion of tho Court, oa delivered by tho Chief-Justice, that “when the kind of currency ia not mentioned, then legal -- - , e— ~ r* tert loattrs. r.r -a-.".-.*! (ITTEl l *WM" CIUU, Mwofaci.rW fcr hrrrta !«, Dkr.K. tw XeoO far rrtes Ms) ja This would seem to be the mere rfietaa Hastmn an Mmuta. th. t“.—. A.. of the Court, aa tho poiat doos not seem March next, at to bo involved in tho present ease- But arrangem«e aa a dictm it would indicate that in a ease in which tho kind of currency was not expressly mentioned ia tho contract, oven though ths contract were made pri­ or to tho passage of tbo Legal Tender act, the Court would sustain and enforce SPECIAL NOTICES. that act Griceriex, WILLIAM UYKHS, Music 4 Jewelry. Always Equal to the Best.-We learn that the MicnioaN ExcDaxax, »o long the home of the people of this State, during their brief sqlooras in tha city of Detroit, la being thoroughly rr|«lrrd and put tn [ er'i-at order lor businew, and In the future as iu tho put. will continue to be kept as a Pint CTass JTbuse. Since we ha’ e known It, some GEORGE ITE8T0N, General Grocer, gUKDCTT CELESTE 0BGA5S. Dim MiciH, Grona, pric-.ienl pu -poses, the b -st Hou-e In Mie UrartUrd u> u« pabUe punwis,• u»n is City, and we hew no doubt will equal ,h“* “ “■ “ Meen Corr TYijm. at I'bM Hall t»ito -e-enlng. it will be F.io-ioent, <n*truc*prtota s. Ive, and will please the poputata. tWrfitfr___ _ __ ________ ___ ___ eo|y eh irg* U ta per <L*y. We s'lall in eonseiuenoe of this so do {.able a ch in grin t io ratal of B « d. expect to And tbo Michigan Exchange marv pi[ular th in eve', If tbit b-r jooibie. tee Michigan Exchange. MIGHT. UMIEi, MIIILU All LATA, Win nail's Ve*otable Sicilian Hair Renewer chanu* hair to its original col­ T»ik I.KoiRtxTVMZ, |. do ng II- work ***,??', or and not dye the skin? It will! and prom; tiy end «IB l> i.Uy. The Bill fol i making all ihc t-cin o ■ of the State unp-******* euiid tlo .ally JVre has । aased I. e House, ■eHre*p<<*nsaH**i I a* has i he bills p opodu j am. ndmee to >•’•«••••«• • । te he t enat.tutl'-n Inert ting the «al .y of ib.-tl cu t Ju x<s. ind sinUng rfl th'word ••Ubi,t” f oiu liio qua11 flea- * — Uen of elicti-rs. i nd tba 111 removing w{ VtCiTABtE SIHUAN t ie ■'rider,’' >o<aled. r.-qulrin, ab a HAIR condition of rvic vinx the Lem fit ol HALL'S Tobacco Chesrors Hon. I. M. Howard, Hon. T. W. Ferry, ■for valuable public Documenta. And t” Hen. A. Blair, for a eopy of hia re- Antidote for Tobacco. HEDRICK A UXK. Saddlers & Haramaiien, Stratton ep tuy aba.I tc establlsbcd in tli* Vol- . *eratty. While bill* ar expending In' each House to cliangv the boundaries uf! some or all of the Judicial Districts.! eue or mote of whleh are likely , come laws, Uiough we should i*g:*t any ■ legislation dividing this District so tt to arpcrale from Barty the couuty ufj loi.U. aa that would deprive ua of tha ' cffleLnt services of Judge Lovell. N asst'a BiocsAnT. The first of a awrias of poetical articles entitled as above, written fcr tha ItatXER, by one of tke most talented writers in this section of able and Instructive sermon by Rev. tbo State, and dcaignod to bit off some ' Mr. Clark, at the Preu iyterlau Church of the Popular Sins of thia immediate ' •on Sunday monilns. Mr. C. to tbo vicinity, especially tho proceedings ia] ' State Agent ef the Home Mla*ionary Jtodefy and Just Hie man for the place. and about ••BastTx'e Gsocxar,” the pre-' We bid him God speed in hia efforts to rise locality of which is prcsuned-fo be pmmot* (tho pnxpTty o.' the charges not a thousand mile* from the west aide ' to his hands tat rusted. of Jefferson Street in this Village, ap-1 pears ia thio issue io which we invite , R«>•□van.—Jacob Mire having rented special attention. hie Store apposite the Bixta office, hae removed to hia arw slejr oa State Street, •next east of Lriaa* Meat Market, where i aux, editor of the f-enltwular Herald, he may be found ready aa ever to servo will apeak on Temperance rt the Court -customer*, and selling tho best of Gro­ Houoo on Friday evening next, before the “Temperanoc Union." Asibiato not ceries cheap a* tho cheapest tho political orgaaixation. but la devot­ ed to reforming the inebriate and rr»day the Trains on tbeO. R- V. It. R. iilbltlng the sale of Liquor* in violation of law, it to to be boped-Cbere will be a remmencsd running regularly to thia place. At prra«-nt we have only one large gathering. Mr. It. though ex­ *Tia'n a day, leaving for Jackson and tremely radical on tbo Tempo rance Detroit at 10 30 A. M. and arriving at quart on, to an efiquent speaker, and to In eame>t In the wort In wbteb be ia engaged, and we doubt not will Intar<at all who may be In attendance. Road. Thia 1 MLKAXrs IXI.roTlVg, Or. X**vr.>'siliag XmroK. ■make H tstlng* L-»J re No SB. an o.*B -tel visit this (Foo*lay! eveulnr, and it to hope! that tlierr w.ll be a full attend- Tb* sterv balldleg Is HsOO foal. *Wb ecilsr • n4»r Ur eboto «»4 al«rap rw. s»4 ©».« M tod Meer. TtaNAra.odm.HMagB(n will rest readily far 3*00 * year Middle* JU. Joe. tth. IMS. ’’ Sc AXD UN DEB TUE REST <ULT1 VAT10X ! Coed BelMie**, Free**, Ac. It Acres Wbnl eo tbc 0>end; Oss third ef Pratt, DETROIT White Lead Wor Vaaafaclarvrs ■»<! Prvpnrtora of Worcester, Lal Lio A'Blandish Strictly Pure White Lead, Peninsular Pure White Lead, LOOKCOBURN 4 CO. iDVERTISE Tie Faiffin’ Mitial Fire Im Ct IIPURTANT TO FABKB8! THE BARhf AND mot COUNTIES are* Firn Pr-*mr snlnrt Lms er Dani by i ir* or Ughtalsg. CALIFORNIA A OREGON DETROIT TRIBUNE? Nuts, Washers and Short Ma­ chine Bolts hri hand. BRIDGE AND ROOF BOLTS. UUi u 0r4« pvwpair mk! st Uui paMiU. sd- HARROW S1XTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. TEETH AND LIGHT FORGINGS. AH Wrighlag RxavaXT.—General Grant absolutely rvfnvea io ride In the etrrlagr with A. Johnson, Esq., from the While House 1* the Capital. ibi occasion ot hls InauTura'ion as President. We aie ole-t, refusal to b> seen in the company •f Tnarrens. eves when popular usa^e eceane to require It. Faux un m Amox. -Th* etatemenu coaceniing the Editor of th* Daxni published in last wook'* Demoent written <7 a teller by the name of bold­ ing. The only truth ia it being tbo te-t that wo were once a memlier of thoGuod Templar*. And in justice to ourarif w* bd I that tho “like* o' him" drove u* outuf th* Onler. V Psourr os TlUX.—On Munday C W Lxvru, Esq., uur enterprising blags propristor, cummoMod running an acoummudatiun Stags between Hastings and Middleviilo, leaving this t illage imme­ diately ua tbo arrival of tho cars from Detroit and Jackson, and retdraing leaving Middleville at 7 A. M., connect* ing with tho IQiBU A. M. Train tor Jackeon, Detroit and all print* East cr W**t on lh.lt, CRB. titer and Triutmei from Gr ind Kapida, that, at the charter e ectlou In th*, el.y, lb- r will* lour tfoketa in ibe fluid— Republican, Drii.ecret, Eght-h< nr m d Temiae .see, and li to impoasibio to einectu e which | arty will control the AWisx Mcasuxe.—Th* Agricultural eiiy dur.ng it e next year. if tha’. »tate M fait.ixl'ts we ] redict Colteg* bill, which hrn peeved the House by a d*>* vote, is an important measure, h t tbe muit will io the Triumph of ■u.e Demjcr >cy, aad /roe MAlaly as .be involving an appropriation of 170,000— that i*. <20,000 a year fur twu years fiw curator. expeuMB, aad W0.0U0 for a new Arrnrrt'K to raked to tbeab'eaddormitory. We do not know how tho droos ot Dr J dni II. r,UJt Ti,>>bltoltod thl< week, its careful porueri will pay all. and tlioogh we deeeent from some o the views therein expr-toed. belter* the puWJc internet will be subserved by glvIng heed to mot ef tbo ouggaM-ooe It Ntoactau FabRc, by the Senate ou tl>e make! relative to th* rights ot the SultehiaM. W* ar* under obUgaUoM t» ulefs, who eo nobly vladmeted their •euutiy's honor daring the dark days Itom- 9r«B« TbomsR for th* IM: ’ JuMMtoW. Smkett, fcdwsrd S. Brown. Ik. lUMU.n. Wastag f.ABdnu. Jam A. Bweeny, Chsrim *. W-ri< XriSria* AM*#. Jetou ,H. Mourns Meladah J. Lathroj/, Horny P.Cb*ay,ftMMb NeNutr. Joha A. to-«. to** c- . »■*•: CSOUL BROS Patent mtrvtobed LEATHER BELTING, Ceaetsstly M Usd. all .i«r* ef Alack ent Secrets of the Great City. A Work dasoriptive of the Virtue* and tho Vices, th* Mptsnos. Mi*erios and Crimes of New Tork City. Steam Engines, Boilers STAHOKffiY & KTS DffOt •” *** I^vtodL AND CIHCULAR $AW MILLS. Itl and IM Atwater Buoet, Detroit. SUdOOO in GREENBACKS! LEGALBLANnt manic nook*, son urts, jweTKK boacnx^‘ Xjj4rjnr^ 15.000 IN Sash and Blind Factory OTHER PRIZES! �■EW ANEITIKMEITI. DRY GOODS. Agents Wanted WANTED, “Jl’SZiffj **CSU<* v~>»X.«. «*•*!»« pw astea**. amuicax Kinrfit?MAauMtGA, “BO SAD AL IS usurt msmmc unit A.VDMONITUBi AOEITK WAXTCD FOB Till Secret Service Dy Grn.L. C. DAKEB. TW eMeeeOac nrdlailae* *»« sl.nl>** lism.d, (• Um w»»k ar* rr**>|a* tea ■***■■!.IiA by rsn. S.d Msrt« Jtatee. Ae/u IMllVfm." ■C»«XTXFIC MMW JVIlYVIl A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Bail Road Price*. j ■KT unsr TH DISCOVERED. All Hastings Outdone CKBALD.n:. ,l<w YsTi Battle Cr®ek Nowhere The World Turns Around every day. I rosadalis rariBea tke ttlee*. larrarv* tha Appetite, A14* Dlaetelee, Cerveeta the aeerettee*, Aa4 Imparts TaM.sorasih eel Ylvaaily telbe Wtelesya-a*, 8* test p«r»oas .stag l< fcti tLsi Usy ta.My u, . THE NORTHERN FARMER. hand, RO8ADALIS JanSMC (Atraacwpr.) Is Recommended by the Beet Physician* Everywhere. HOW CAN IT BE DONE? BLUE COATS 4adtewU«y n^jksaaJ T,IE DOLLAR STORE, 0. I. irADLIINI. Hastiajta. Mot tte IKS. tf 73 Lake Stree, HIC AGO rl« C«- rrtry iMeripIwa sad vaHHy at T Contentment ii a pearl of groat price, f!?l #haever procure* it at the expense of ten thousand do«ires, makes a wive and a happy purchase. Great rices are tho proper obeject* of our detoetaiiou —smaller fault*, uf our S; bdl affectation apjrears to bo the true eourco of die ridiculous. Inquisitive people are tho funnel* of conversation; they da not take in any­ thing for their own une, but mesvly to paw it to another. He ia happy whoee eircamataacee suit hie temper; but be ia more excellent who can suit hi* tamper to any cirtum-. T-. Take heed and beware of coretousnesa ; for a man'* life cimsutoth nut in , tha abundance ol tho things which ho poeasaeeth. In {day and for pleasure, yon ean not •P~\ too much with children, nor, in punishing or teaching them, too little. ’ , . No support, when wo an® right, can I Early Rose Potatoe be derived from ther.e who are ever y**$»»• Oils. Bariev. Cor.. (.Un K. ready tu yieliT to ua when we are wrung The first ingredient in conversation ia truth, the next jpiod sense, the third good humor, and the fourth wit­ Light aa gossamer ia the circumstance that can bring eaj<-ym»at1o aeomcience that ia nri ita own accuser. * A man who gives his children habits of industry, pruridee for them bolter than by giving them a fortune. A year of pleasure paiae* like a float­ ing aephyr; a moment of misfortune v' **e«"TismFr.ysrrf .1 tS. L.b.rwtory sf BKOAEI GAUCK eUQBT UtE. Seed <• jeer C.«b«, er -red hm C.rcelars, la Dr. J. J. lAWTtnM Or Co. ANNARD & CO. IM Bsliiosor* <Mr«K. Bshiwot,, Msrylaa*. 73* Lalui ■■real, Chtence. Grads U Wl>o Ivasiv to lb* Trad*. IWITH * IFTEW AMTlC4GmT7BTEM aroad Gauge railway! tJ'c***- 1r”1 NEW YORK BAM« 7 CUI.ITT - CARRIAGE FACTORY ^TlTOinrtlTLTrBAL COLLEGE I 8 O 0 . The Mil tens .of tVAcrtrultonJ CsUrgv wUl I Con“" rfJMkrarluitaxid CimU, HA.STI.WS. MICH. Latest New York News. 1 Word In Soison Io tho Clliuni ol looking da: omquering All things whatsoever ye would that man should do to you, do ye even so tu them. . Employment is nivtu e’a physician, and is oeioutia! L» human happiness. nxnnv countv* 482348232323235353233021435353 50 First-Class CUTTER; 1-LEAHCKk KLHGHH. Kindness in woman, not her beauteous looks,wins tho truest Irve. Brwa-o uf Jttle exjMUe*; a small leak will *ink a great ship. They only havw lived long who have lived virtuuu ly. Thcrv i* no grace 11 a I enefit that etieks t>» the fingers. Without emjlwiT here is no moral T“ J™ "J *? E""' •tbt offered in tho County. I AIM TO BELL Genuine Articles ... eJrv.r»uucn wit) Wholesale end Retail. • , a" “7 2T*’ Fr.1 clou KaMa."^ Iliad ,p A.jM.ime.t, I ABE COXING. pm txo. coaxs tom „„ [Momtav Paper, Aug. M] • I OH MY! !OH MY1 I eaa*t lt. ?bo^*Jld' h° *eCl ri<M Ofr “d ■ 3^ A mother with four little children reached Hom, California. on the way to join the husband and father in f«rori<a ▼alley. The husband came to Reno tho tame criming to meat them. By ac­ cident he met um of hia own children on tho *trect. Ho *pcko to the child aad naked her name. Whoa it we* told him ho arid, **1 am your father; go and Costars Corn Solvent ■nd it eared him." Thawando of Be.aa said. AIIUr-ntaoisUoKl^Mnit. 0ra44m*-«C0dTAI.-ifcl,Cmbyg|j, T A"° w,li r‘“I”«oi.'>r>ntaM J n.> •' --.M r.„, e. .WK. StT-S” <3- O O X> S, <M«*. * WITCH.. ,a Kssm.10. otw.jo sicaixs. rniir. of cost. Eru.al*. <o isirv*.,. U»m. !.„*«•• < .,,v, A.M, ..... Xm ? i rti- '“’V,’"4" A MAXDOOMK OCTAVO VOLUXX raok? bocxd rx cunn. I'rtoe, "OW." (wdy p«„) -0.yi.MUW. I. lw„ . T«s- 'MSi” � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-03-17.pdf db05abab68b221c31f5ad97118126575 PDF Text Text ®hr Jaanit ®lje fadings banner. GEO. Mt. DE1VBY, at ramtino^ oikar co.. Mich. OBsssvarJ.Csh <»«>'> Qt^trf Sun. seal •tea Cort itooM A^urv. BY GEO. M. DEWEY. "YlUEdlMtnrtfluah-^UknuMyUrilk-TiaHrauataaallrlit.- • HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, MAR. 17, 1069. VOL. XIII. Snintss Bi«rtan|. Jrtttji JOHN ROBERTS, XCVAXB AT muni. SUKniFF. IUcMoo. E H. MALLORY, M 11m Cort lUwe, Dullm. WM. UPJOHN, Is now Ready to Show A. F DRAKE. M- D.. GOODS AND PRICES! a--------------------- -------- H. J. HAlfZT. rnr^tcni na-o «»■ ^«or s»Slh of Fort Offl.-o. JrtT-rxoo xtrret. DR. c. 0. SCOTT; I )'R icrinxu J*bt«Uta» «J SorCTM. Derry»ilk. UktiM,». ' TKXXI. M.V.’’ Mil [IIUUOU.V | in the insj iratiun uf a gdnerou . Lvef— Mr. Wa lo camo into tho Bennte whan Is there no prudence in tho faith Ly which totaled, twuyuungpotaras g.idown Into Ha hat giron his riper years to the coun­ try. He leave । it an old mad, upm tho verge of that • three score and ton” by ordinnnrea hitherto will follow our sxwhtoh the Psdlmbt nwnben t >o years or Ur. Samneriithe philosophical, end You luivo adjuuraeJ tho most itxq«Jrtant of tho Bast Ho secular art u! mau’i Ufa. You liars ad­ journed it out of Eden into the wilderness. a’jonglhened and broadvnoJ by the redo The girl, next infected (and oven wo man uill) with tho public s]4qt. too often waits to place ta r lignin, in the beginH.HM r<t I -- . A.— .. ! That’s the Point! Come and See. ALLEN BENNETT. HoatingJi, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl in Ohio ;iolitic* 1 B. F. LOWE. MISCELLANEOUS. RAILWAYS. EQUALIZER Paralysis can bo Cared! DE. 0. C. LINSLEY, wor«N'e «u4 ri.t i .,.4 n-»<M. I -.1- 4l.hr.ik S>H ••«!. d—-.--. «Wt«. ir.J j •>: roilo bi .’s« nr «4<M llihce •! Hr. H.rrl/iel. On the IGth ir at Chicago is to rotnmeuce appropriating tho property noeoothrough to Jackson. It will be a very costly impruvmnent, but will bm re than pay tho city by tho vast addiii« it w jl make to the value of ptvpeiQ- £n its ii- rental tree. But a graft shoul I always cinify. At present Dearborn street only Ho has that vigor of bo willing to bo a gia^J and wait until but when tbs extension is effected it wij TT> —■- ---------- - 1----- -r-nuirouru sial-.Ocutset;wunxourui wy pn says, “ 1 will nut m.-rry until mr . . o ‘lxfl.1 Bon Wadaf’ And -Unlf Beu hu»band iu tho bugiaulng hits as much • c Wile !” an 1 “h-Jiist old Ben 1” sseiug as my father ha 1 a: tho eal of ids Hie. | Thorn is unwonted iulcrcat maaifoetod Furstai-whai k .her Who wash that u world of Chicago jute Ju|«ter urun In asbower ofguldF Wbu-1 h “legitimate” drama, fought far Liberty in tho early days uf ever it was, that is too tl"’- »ho »ta*> I „ r? 7, « v , iZT . D-1- Bowers has fairly won the the itovuluiiuU, tttl l brdrjght to Massa­ heart is won by dbunitauei: dw whu 1 chusetts eometlMBg of tho qdrit of Is biught into uixtrimouy by huuw aud pJsitiun among ns to which bar genius Crumwell. When tho troosun uf Presi­ dent Johnson lad uur fiien la to feel that it might boa -mu necessary to seek a succ.wsur by die pruoo.j ut itajicacbmcnt, two Ilepuldunu tyualws were devmed Noble is that yuan' Sjs it whi.-h cooing, fitto l fur die office. In calmer times wu and loving, nnl choiring, an I silently here liillu doubt that tho 1'ruaidunry ol biding hur rhuico, is won aud giving her^ the Senate would havu fa'Jan upon Mr. self iroely, roman:ically, if juu .will,, FiMscuJeu uf Maine; but the Jnugvr (Uyd be thanked lor th<- roauiuoo) gvo, abuod. the ni'peedty uf a perfect as»u- 4jwn to tlw lend uf ho. hu baud's nuthrnueo ut fealty to oxtrjm* Ba Eiiuisw, aand i>overiy, that »hu cud ho may, McViaksr's. uur bitter cx(>eriauco with tho recreant wining hands, from tho bottom Johnson, cvntrullcd the judgment uf a build up their ostatee. Bl-ireed is that dhatipiintod and troubled party,' and lod to tho solecd .tt of Mr Wade This goes up, aud that it is ih.t luring uf ILo that saves it. BlossMl is tba. woman man to tho Republican ]iarty. Ho will who carries with tar into mairiud life all that she learned in tho refinement of her piayul “tiebool.” Thia w*ek THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. ATTUTTOM. COMRADfil NUMBER 45. DBS. J. M- & 0. RUSSELL, rxd.Bl, r>ncUcl»a nod I wwxwlUnf WM. H. HAYFORD. eV . J I..W . i.i. tng phrases and OunstrucUbg odd PyUits ; dnure ministoring to tho bettor port* ol «f taw He was aanji.y “bold and bluff hor nntnre. and irjiMUxd her to go forth "Beu Wado from lirrt to last Gram and minister prrtn-uionJy and earnestly Rmint/.rx liAro MinwHiin.M l>n,.r. rn. .r-..L_ —I i_. . under his redo decisi.mx, but they fult that if disaster came, and the exrty of the Republican pcuiy should rest ujiun SPECIAL C0BRE8PCNDENCE. him, as its I'rexidudt, tto would be ns tree as the rucks of his native MaasacliUsrtti. • Chicago, March 10th, 1EC9. aoBBifi.ob; .a G. HOLBROOK, A" st Lx*. fWUehor In CMOevrv of lUrry. .■ __ 11 L •’ 211 .......__ - __ iHiisrtlUnjj. nib aisM- The Rsiirswiat ef Mr. Wada IS MICHAEL. Tha retirement of Mr. Ws'to from public lite leaves Mr. timonor Uiu "1 ata- rr. VxJmdxr ■ttmilnw xti Art n der. tftsMMl* iw«" liiiMte. SIP'S 31 rr (Libia buninor uutervd tho eenato at an early WML COBi. JACX303. LJUufA * SAQUIAW *. B. ' Bitardod this liunur if wo merely tuck UlT*1B LB»IH KBIAl'tlUnHW VAHIT. Latest New York News. I ncr wav elected iu 1551. ______ MI44la>UI. Mkb. LADIESJ! Look Out! Look Out! Look Ont! Look Out! for Oro.nl IC0kL. haring rorignod to go into Mr. Lin.uln a "COSTAri BE A U T I FIE R! HARVEY WRIGHT, KY .nd it Uw.l* nbisaoox * xilu. i.<. Jtnnxrt Ml a I ox of Costar's' £orn Solvent, QRAXI> -nfijcfc tAJLWAT. Ind Bcur.d him** li’asa'SSftPfc Jrtaicvlllo Exohxnso. Tho weather has cbnngofl again xud again of lute, u hU wu Lavo gut the sea­ suns eu confoundedly mixed up that the oldott inhnbita it has to keep uno cyo on the almanao aud tho other on thu ther­ mometer, in order to keep Jrcck of Wade." With charaeterutic seal he whereabouts wo are iaihoycar. Ltiit tolls us that miun leaving hb position os Hafnnlay was tho cohfbrt day of Oio per, briefly ai fol’oas: During my pin tienstor bo wit! give hia boat oJuris to wintar; Munday was the balmiest kind f havu traviiloi^ in tweiky Blates at d aoeunqdith tho r-.tiificaliuu uf the tinlfof firing weather, and to-day, flwco five Territories, and I aui irilly wy txt regw AmeuJment by Ohio. Ho etui crown a lito of iutatfrity and honor by winJa driliinfi snow, and tho mvrcnxy there are । or. ths o >1 jhig iu, that ex­ no nobler cfLivt. Lung may it bo ba&trv cel anything witboot hj banlers. Thia it romos to him to paia frum his canwr ro.umptton ol Winter's reign. Trade Statu is celobratod tor fine scenery and of noble and iutropi I ssrrtoj to tlw r.* whieh secMod to upon up a little in tho lu o able gu 1 aoi -IxdkRrihipft*^ vntrrls of a hlgaur and ptlHtf ll£u.~.V, . uushiuo, tdut-s agniu like tho sendiiro pl nut, and everything is dull, ovary body dnspjndcutWhen to Get Mamedyears and labor?. Wo wiah him jiearu and happiuvAS, tho ro<t that mart be sweet alter so much unre»t, jh6 loro, the cuufideuco, and the' admiration at hi. Wo publish tho following article fur the benefit of obr rcadurs ; but <;o nut fourth toiui, and if ho should liys till its say that we sanction il'--yet ft ton al ns expiration bo will have given Massa­ a good dual uf sound bcasc: chusetts a quarter cuHttuy of Beuatorv At ho pcrLxl, ] orhain, in their life al labor. When tho XXXHd Congress assem­ du yuuug moa nuwl the iaipimuou of bled, on the 1st uf Ducomb.r, lb61,fi.e virtttoiu Jove, and tho aymiKitay of a new- Benatur took iho oath uf uffio-T— cunjpaaian in their aulf-dvin irig toil, as Mr. Fish of New York, M . Geyer uf wuon they first enter tho or.lUb lur tls^lr Missotul, dUd Mr. Wado uf Ohio as own support Early mamngve are jiorWhigs; «r. James.uf Hhodo Island a* rumunt nJ jfaliliuSi aud daferrod murrii x±l H;. f-Xr.cr as a Free nges aru temptation! to wickedness.— tioi.sr. Hii; name standi out iu odd And yet every year It beoumes more au I , txd *r ri—77--— rtr ~t u. -■ *,,M i— u*._____ n ZZuLl. . motv •’iillculf, concurrent with the reign­ ing ideas of society, for young men to niter upon that uudjiuionuil state which 1. Ute jL-ops!1 giiilrd of thoir virtUo, as S;-,™ • CO-T.«.- M i. c~.,x. r. r.-“‘•»" H.»m- • (.»dv well as tho snurou uf their ouurage and rt . , . ■ kiguibcanos tha; tui should hare b-cn enterprise. The bnttlo uf life is almost . I among tho taiiiaturial piuneeto ofB<- always at the beginning. Than; it is OIIlTMoriCORNSfOHt thoseCUBIJ '. I plibJSiltadn. It was a diiUnguiohod that a man n-jods wadloak. But a wick­ [Marafag Paprr.JiuQ. 28.] | Congress ill SUne io pcct., Henry Clay ed aud rii’icn'ons public seatimunt puts • 1GH MY: IGri MYl 1 can t a an 1 Its! *fid rcprowmted Ke.uucky, a.tta»ugb but ho did. for hxaMil ;Vht off and got J -**-*—• -* ^ *------- *■*- ••-------- HASTINGS HOUSE. WM. J01U lie ha, there- c-.oo ■ :43 MIS “C33TAfl'3 awl litfpelul. Bayard sat m Um auat ol his fottier’s. K! igreprwehted A ubomahas virtue Hamlin, n reoalrttiunt Domucr-t, was impn.!ilnt:y wnibiig to break his cliai is. and starling maannoss, but has nothing Ca • and 8o<ftnl wore Benito:*. Is iho House w«;rs ttephuua, and Tucmbr, and Breckinridge; An lrew Ju'inron ir-m TeunM>oo; Ahnddcu. Sterone from I’cnusylvatfiai undJushusR. Giddings pnn^e; but tlial n deferring ye from Uhiu The pa. tie* wore ri :. ur- y >aru the indisiNjnsabln virtue, it bad whore two con nut live < Monday, for all it was eo bcauti'ul a «by, was a sad one fur Cticag >, fur on it wo Lurried four bravo firemen, who lost their lives at a Giv a few nights be fore. Tliiire was a Lbrnblo doath, aud it Mcmi still mure painful to cuntem- ing tho u- a few dollars, 'j ho rouf would not bear rooms lirtlo 1cm tha i a murder, that they should hare pmLbod as they hnro. bun tigm>ia ent in that eqnnlid «oct'.jn of en open. Tho family had not appeared pining to take an iutoreat in artist had is nut thrown away. Bool fidalitv may bo rare, but it exLl. in the heart. Who haan-t seen and f 1. its now»rf They father, Murria Fenn, Was dying; his wife deny .tie Kort. who oovtn tored a friend, and their tvu cULdrvn were dead. AU had partakes of eutoo powerful pobou, ---- J. 0. iarnowr .‘jrrKJS'k: distorted. Finn Herauud there r.uhnd a d-jubtfnl, timid eonsidem- uu reply. KIIWAX" xr.ilii, . lluttttis Wil tl»m 1 Hexar Ji. C mstab, 10 Crosby FvN.l Or, Jaw F. Hsxrt (Fueeeerw. Io) DMttM Banxtei A Co.,i! Fate Row.N. Mir MMPIMUku; Friendship Real 6omo true heart has given । its generous nature in tho ticar e'y baa tho fooling of l-.otrdr pro­ duced by thia entnstrophu pas al from the public mi ml, when another event Uio world is dark uni choerloa-, b Oto •catouly less appalling, turuisbua food tim^to.iry a fireiri. Tliey Who (ant fur iiito.oa hul epajulxiiuu. Yesterday, tram a tcuao uf distress Utrey their by- culorod, bhrndy and Powder. The et untry la full uf Mo- linvu beou avoided, bat for tho avarioo of the.builders of tho mil! which was de- My counaultd those inquiring bU.Ii, Uroyod, imiKilling them to put it up in ing <rf lib, And bettor fimu than at any ! flat, Rusch, Ac. ExL-rmiuatore Ottawa KafsaM, Feb. 22th, ISflfl. Tho ball-dead man aSbnl* �___ ^ccul Xie ^ijtings frnner. m.Kcr»»»'»•»«*. DOOGt, BA1C nd 4 AUSm & H.A1XK<X>OKV THAI. TOTAIT. COPABTWEKSHIP. Niarn.LT, Match IK, IF09. O.BOiVK M. PKWSV, Nashville correspondc-rioe uf the Hast- Dodgu Foundry, uruuius nxninon STEAM E.XGINES, tutor of thoEnglish Language. I would IMPROVED FARMg, Mzoeixviixa, March lEifo, 1869. Enma or rar Baxmkx; The Charter n_ n__.1____________ _ • MULAY SA H -MILLS, SHINGLE MILLS, LATH MILLS, PLANERS, MATCHERS. -___ .... JOSEPH tMTCTHinnx. know in your M'tion thst.Naahrille » i'huso mark'd with < • are ro-ek-etod : om uf the fovelieet of the mnahroon towns tn this County, (and also has quite an iufluenoo iu the larger ViDagee,) and is thriving and doing a good business in i isixa a. xwEFXicr. Lawd Agency agenot Worth a Dam-Local Itteu. COLLKTIOII: fflNHTAICDIG Tfli Lnit ui Yillag Prawj “CELEBRATED DODGE PLOW." uA«v will MlMrv -HOME" ■•XOSTII AMEKICA" MMR. IMIS KKAQLK. The New Hamiihire Election. •XATIOXAL-UF1 0 biicans elected their ticket 4000 Bcpablicm Majority. hare those Spiritual building*, which A.11 th-e CongreBsmcn Republican. School Houbj, in which dirino serri. • i* 1IT8 CONSECUTIVE VICTORT. Thfc election in Now Hapmpshlre has Hotel,uf which our young Pro* spanks su resulted in a sweeping and significant foully, wo art* perfectly satkAxl ho Rapublsan victory. Everybody—even sots n gxj1 table; and gives a good bud. the Demucratie organi.ts who predicted otherwite exported that wj should car­ ry the State; but few hoped to sec the confidence of tho people in tho now Ad- u our Muniri;*! altnira. Wo ere informed, though not enthoritat ve'y, that tho new rout qiuken of in my lea leltor, has beun sclecton by the Oificers uf the Grand Hirer Valley RailOn tho 27th ult the Darn across the Tbnrnapplo Rireir at thia place, broke away and bitdneea is tempuralily susi«n>l>xi at tho flouring and ■sw-mill*. Bui tho Dem is being rapidly rebuilt, with brush and atoti-s, an 1 wil. probably be finubod in a tow day*. New Lu'd itg* are being built, obi .rai.l^.1 Ifrsaoired. HOWARD COOK. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE l£leotion IVotlce. . COURT HOUSE bl(;ilTS& SECIIETS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. and will, are m.vkiug anwaginnante to board the Railroad man. But with all idler a can mu tliat was certainly neith­ er spirits 1 nor thorough, showing targe Ixit those intern ted take notice and guv. ecu thtmsolrvs aosurdingly. Ettato ticket in New Hampshire hat year by a 2523.x The return f.-on un the 9th in L s c I suppose you arc gulling your CD o snflicimt to warrant u* in reckoning the Railroad men now in Hasting*, ns there majority this year at nut Iru than 4 0 X). are many ram ire idfoiil hunt of hard IaU year wo had 5C majority in the times in (not Dixie but Hastings) such as bu.uiag Cjoporsltops Ac., the Ac., moans drunken rows, fights Ac., that House, while the Senate probably stands HYDE 4 PRINDLE. CHA*. IITDE. nior.unateiy, < hern co r.p etciy p Gov. rumen: or officer* ua tho rami>ago from daylight until tho dark hour, uf midnight. Hal uo, (Bl. H.M) appointed a at tuc capital, a gio-t deal ol v.oteut Governor, Oast >w Srxitsa; Railroad man here aa Deputy, we should uf boon better off. I w hope sumo appointment tho five Councilor*. JOST THE MIE IARNER, M>.sds> si April tvs' bo000 Tho following are Eta, Aimur F. Studs, Jacbb Burna. Republicans of Lorry County, make Grat Catifniiaiti Laii S est. in th > highuet degree flattering. 1 he cuu*idura.fon uf the “General Army Apprupriatiun Bid'1 having been undo the snecial order in the Committee of the Whole, and tho vary in^mrtant bill in­ volving much disciustou and conflict, the bpeokar called Mr. Ferry to tlw chair, it being a now i«rition, and on co important a bill tho Huuso watched _ -IL L v—•- Ul..k_, I. z m 'J“e: entertaining atgrvaalve Int-nr.iOBa with Tho work on the new Depot has comB’ue»L aul wo cun Lorn pint. ono a» oumnxendatiun of tho Administration of goxl m yoA-a in all roapiclt, but Tua Aaxucsx Ono Fsuow (the offi>,».*. mt? A. II. IW. Guaxt and Ccltax on tho vth uf April, al oigan uf tho Order) for March is reprobably nut as largo. Lumbering au.l ».t>wr.«R m*lm>by is equally emphatic. othjr bu.inoM.has eummonood looking on intensely interesting story ; The Mar ­ bright silica this snow fell. JJERRlNG ’ SPATENTCHAMPlt N HOM. I. W. FERRY. riage Vow; An Odd Follow Abroad; Wo see tho Was.ingtoa curre-pon-1 proves favorable. Yours Ac., truth; History of Odd Fellowship, um­ bo lying a valuable dissertation on the PanixO. Guxootu. ••.-rut .utelins of antiquity; A hair Hom. T. W. raaai, uur occ-mpiisLud brvdth Escape; Among the “Dulls and KeprosonlaUvjj in Congress, tho follow­ Pinane a and Trade. Boar.," a startling rvvelntiou ul the sjwcing high compliment, which beyond all u’-ative mania on Wall street; Purtrait quoslion is only a fitting tribute to a man and Hiugrepby of late Gr. Soe’y Curtis, Government Been It cotta oiluctistad of F n > ylv .nia; Wai.* f.o uthe VN|; a little during the we.-k under the un- .-xdvutific uud < uriuds 1 arte; Ladies' Di ■ Crlm-mt; Facetiae; 1'uotry; Miaoellauy, Ae. Published by John W. Orr, 90 Ayrng the promising young number* Nassau street, New York. 32 p«r year. oflboNational Huuae ul itepruwataiivea, vapo are'fow, if any, whj are m m reu­ —The Er. abl can* of Wajne county sable to their ouMtiiucnte, mure useful lure uo-Oinat.d Hovey K. Clara fo to th- btate and nation at large, ur more ■uni to aefiio’o mimu and succuss, than bojah: freely. Raw cotton faja aeodned Circuit Judge, nud Um. M. Ustsruefo Hun. T. W. Funy, of tyrapd Huven. His largo abilities, his actihty and pluck, of cctton&ooua mla quite uul -rtVlUl .m Jtnr*,a yenna eo’o oilman hare made him h'osteul trioudx, uud *mrounKd trim with influunecs which utbrr eliUsU.w a declining maiket, quot.follows: F UCI DRUGS, fl decDn d. STATIONERY, HARDWARE STORE. Det.oit, JI an. b J Drrxorr Macxera.—Th.ro is —A report prevajla that Maj Goa. behofimd will bo assigned to the com­ mand uf the Pacific Coast, virv Gen. HaUrek. —The pppln of Decetarhave rabocrl - SfiEAT MAMMOTH SUH! NEWS tar NOTICFl aj 2 ►S' PICTURES, WE ARE COKING, riDagc. Mis. Liarie Boynton, of Crawfordville, Ind., haring lectured uu the subject, ‘After bnffragn, What F’ received an- 1KU, wuuk r. Butier is Ona and ready LICENSED J«Y TME*V. 8. GOV’MT. (/) Building Material!. •fl MOUL OlNaa ► ar.rnrc-ra reiec^ retrain fiua raymg that it meets uuren- m STOVES, IRON 0 IF YOB WISH ALLEN. ATWOOD A- BATES’ a & H. A. GOODYEAR, duetion of (hid Fellowship into the Doit­ ed State* will Lo celebrated in grand style atlhreu Biren, on April 37£. reUento* 4 .was. i <’■ j|i cSsai-rr, etas Csrrsata 1 * j, CO 'pilK CHEAP Wbeat Is 3 - 3c lower than a week ago. Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery In oct lovt issue we placed-before our GROCERIES, M p a —Tho Hlinoisand Wisconsin Leuislsiro htivw tnllf-.al ll.r» I ‘.tn lim• <■ ^.1 ' ceired the ouagrnlulatiuul uf many of the oldest member*. During tho huiated ■ad leugtby discuasiumi, iirairiug out vniietu motioua and point, ol older, hi. decissuns were prumjrt, c.ear and «iuc.«■hn. Goaeralo Duller and Logan attempted to carry their ixnnta, Lu: were uvemuod and aileuood. Tho pn> Suker's docitlons, were iuvariab y anateLutd. Fur threa day* and night* Ferry has presid­ ed uu this bill. The UU will probably consume anoth­ er day ur two. Mr. Furry has presided with such obi-iiy and uigtiity a* to call fiscih tho highral praisus ot the Hou*.', many mumbora, Gon. Banks omang tl«» number, told him they would be g ad AIN BROTHER'S 0 IIEKX'AG — I ha Patentee Depertm.nt to celveu in orn.ai.on Him t elfoetflc MONEY TO LOAM Dodge's Clebralod Plows m U) A WATCn.SC ydsPMBEKTIXO. MWIXO RACHINA Ac. Ac.. FREE OF COST �"®waf »hi JHistrtUnrous, 'INESS CARDS. the aeutimrate uf patautiam, philauthro]-y and christiani^r,- and whose hand was ever ujasi to the callirf res.nM_ whether it camo fn>m thia Lodge or the cause ul WieMIgBM Central Knllraae. snCeing humanity. till Winter ArrMijmaaL 1889. i.teter 5 That, with heortdblt emetfcns of awrvw, wo deeply deplore that disjKUualiun U Divinwllwideuoe which ha. taken from this Lodge an hundred member, fima hi* fiunily aa alfuctiunato husband and torimr, and uum society on* of iU Lrigh te.t urnamanl*. ttataaunt i th. Xeeriph andXx*ead> w■''«*< Abai w* deeply sympathise turns ef the Village tf ffaitlM ■ fm ADIOKISTBATOBS SAIB. the year ending March 13th. IMS ’’TS “■* "P~«V «* "»**• . __ | en widow and children, and would must A-i earnertiy pray that Ha who -iraqw.a 1 tl e wind to the sham lamb,” and who ; suffers not even u sparrow tu fall to the gruuud without Il» noti -e, may hold UJ( M thum in the hollow of Ilia han I, and, <« > ; bring them all to join uur bmtiier Im I • w tho (. rind lx.Igv Above vrlwru loved l«l«n utiue am never parU-d, ntvl wiwm the — > biij rame Architect ol the Universe si s I ratbrunod, and where every law is a living Uudratlun uf tho sublime jwiuiipie. ui Friend.hip, Love and Irath. it j ’rh,t ** f *°kv® recoct «, fur uur dwjiuttud Brother, and n. no uQt— wart eyuibul of the e.-tvein that his UEOBGE PBIMTON, mmila have deeply routed in pur hearts '5. a a ml in tho bearia uf all who knew him, * ‘—H this 1 olgv driM* it. Charter iu mourning *sl o’ uud that thu members haroul wear the '<» m usual Luogvo ol muuitnng until the end MAIN BROTHERS, *’ “■* of Uw jwwent Tenn. twalla w so 1 o o/'--, "that these Boeolution* be Drm, Meta, Gncra, i •• spread upm the minutes of this L<dgv; *£ ■* that a Copy under seal ol this Loilgv be : xi sent tu the widow and other near rvla3Urn of our deooaaed Brother, and that ,4 cojiie* be furnished fur puliticctiun Jn i'll tha Basting* Dissra, the Hastings/w** • *’ J* I Fallows Wreath, aud tho Grooeri*. a and Produce, Is II, American Odd Follow. GLAfeWARK, FRUIT JAR*. « 14 i AH of which' is reepjctfully submitted L-imp Chimn-ys and Burntta J JJ in Friendship, Love and Truth-' . K« Jrf-ms Arv see, Detr.lt, Mich. IffiHkL FA,It W U1IT MUTT. Music & Jewe’ry. General Grocer, Noimax Banj-r, Or. M. IHwxr, Wm. H. Hnruan, A. Urxas-s, , H. T. SVkTTT * BHO, Wholesale Druggist. PAINTS, O1L% BRIOHKO, ©1.00 A YEAR! DYE MTUFFH, ETC. Tw iHUtei Ws«a, v Uses* m.u>m ** ate10H oodward Are., Detroit. ■a»4 st ■•*!>•« ~*<t". --ss iu., T*Lsn<tw eey*. totk Amticss *•< Krr.jp>. a tsll UMu-ry ffba IWllMalrssOto W Vk*d*r. Kk*<<** eueylH, M./k,?.’uXaTZVwMbX'r‘ LEATHER AHU (MINGS, ITIWUOI B WIUIAMi, __________ DETROIT, MICH. WALTHAM WATCHES’ H s. SMITH A CO . Real Estate Broker HABBOW TEETH AND LIGHT FUBGING8. Baste & It l.o* n<.vw been uur tottunc, a* a Jouraauet to print with lau.eul oalu.now aud *et.uW, tlw UuU.w ul the deaUl vi auy man, Lua wo loU in [daci.g tho ajvta jxiugraj>U b*-me uur IHuLra. C*rnos TO Dcsimbm Mxx—Buriarea men would de wall to rany.mb*r that toe iusertiun by pen ur pr-nril of date* or figures of any kind in printed rirvulara,' subject* the whole to latter ]>o*tag*. Ire then N. w Turk Pr e-«1 r MOII IT K ORDKM. I’El-tCCK a l<< K. Salliers & Hirifflaiien, Wl taks pl*n»urr In le-unteasi.dlnc U.vo *nfliaU'« Vegetable Slciltan i 1«JT Eetu-w r a« a sale enJ reliable p.tpiraU >n -.or na-er ng gray hair to Ils n.tum c«4c>r, nnd premollng ll* p-owth. to REFINED SUGARS, SYRUPS. HALL’S ' iKETANE SICILIAN wte.e e.ery Ml wa* dictated by muuvee toat Uu iiuuuc tu uur cuuntaou uumanity, •ud who iu any tvauo unity u« the die girbig agatscy whi:h gua.da witb^uufalteriug buuJiiy tlw ti uv iulerustv? the peupw, Ixrtu mill*cti rely aud individual­ ly. buck bjc am exirymaly ru.u, aud UuU pvupie wuu bare, io»iiiiug iu tlwir ’ Uudsi, sac.i u ma« is b.esMrd indeed; aud wo but .jivuk ttw vw-» ol this whu.e Moua lten*x.ta—A now Grurery has beau Ojicuef on the corner of State aud JelLwaon rlTJeLs, by Mt. E. Him, late Of Duxtu . H j oumre amung»t us with 'cn l ,r*m rite of a high order—has o fine stock uf g-Mida. and solicit* a liberal shaie ui the j.ublic patnmage. the jniUjUe Ut till. svcA.n Ol the Mate to. need Buy wurds ul eutegy. Hi* devil, ■till live, auu will live, a luuliunicM tuu:e eu luring than marble ur granite, a. an uxauiplu Oi wtoit a true uuu mu du lor thu iuter* t uf hi* Irltuw* luting, wo rvvervd him as uuu uf tho few men alway. true and nubto—lead wu .hall cUeriali his mcm«iy a* an Uuai* iu the Flu.—The reai-lknce of llrxar /. doeert u; lite. 'Iu his family and triaud. Duvu in Ute luwnshipef Maple (hove, «e oxieaa i.i this Igiur ui »adnu«s uur was entirely deeU-vyod by fire, togvtber h. anti It sympathy, aud thu .urr ouUsuwith must uf tho contents, cu Thursday lat oa m that Uv jo u. leace which Evening of hat wi«k Lute estimated gives owuiunw tl.a. uur Bruthur ho* alftA^O*. Insured in tlw Barry and goue to hl* . turnnl reward in the kingEaton County Fire Insurance Company desuu. Us Great AuXi e. of utu ex steu w, for 11,590. The eaoau of tlw lire (is !>•- aud lives in toe rvuus u. thu just tu Wvlloivud to hare been a defective cbi/uney. ■sjtuu tu the glories uf I'aruui <S whvu done with the s cues ul earth, thiee be Ur m raa Tina . -Ma. I’erTiu. late lured su web wLi.o eujuuruiug iu this of Jackson, and a gv-ahead busin-a. sateutti'un. * ma , 1 a. in suoeoaful operation a.GmWo ud l or a fit tribute tho octiuB oi crry Store, Oyster an-1 HA Market, un Hasting* Uslgv No .* . I. U.O. F. uu Jvfferwn r treat ju t South oi the 1’ O., toi■*<. non a>>tr«-isrb \ayingthat to which tha attention ul our readers is tile itejsirt, . Iseuiiuiu- Ml I ItiMulmites, aoiieite 1. He ha. a Inn stack of g-*o U, ho vwith j uLlxi.ed we:o juusud by too embracing every tiling in hit lino uf busi- uuuniuiuu* vuw ut the Lodgu, which was new, mid is mvnufa'-turing a *nperLn fmnutvd by hte mumbership, wbi.e he still article of Candy. A ’. interested wildu lived, aud u hich will never fail to hold to well give him a cult • in cherished mm.*mbraaoo his virtue' a* tn Odd Fellow, and a. a man. Frcrn Attkxd Yuc.—We see by I bo liisn*\te, March IGth IfCD. Mlleiald” that Hom. E. 8. Imoxu.-*, the To tho N U. OQhwn mi 1 Memliera of aoootnpuJied E itor uf (hat Jaipur, is bkbI nted fjrCL-tait Judge in tlw llth Hasting* L*> Igo Nu J1* 1. U. U. Fi iiaurfxas: Your Cumaurtue to whom D -t o. Mn. I >»m> is emu en y quail-, tied. UI4 if elected, aa he certainly ought ua* xu-i r.rd llu aud tn y ol giting exto be, will du honor Io the ]MMiion.,.jUTasiun to thu uuiver.-iu s> niiu>out uf Friend Ingalls, you bare uur beat wiebeu, sonyr which i«rwadao nut omy Bus Fra­ an __ _I we ___ hope to publish __ tlw moor I efyvur1 tarnily, *—••*» but tho vcmwcuBMmiuity, uu th* election a fcwit tLo Ulla of April ' doatu ol Brother exiv*n* H. A <ton, beg about the wi middle i— e I leave to ropu t that they have diacharg. 3 Tn Nsnojui Tsauttrx, under I too duty aaugnud them with tho iu i wutho direction of Prof 8. R- Fsiunui* victim that w-rd. am bat laint symbols will anjiear at Union Hall, Mon’lay Eve- ul tho teeung wHoh ptwvades toe hearts March 22nd. in-L It consist* ui a eo- of thi* whole peup.a. and that we can num* of beaa.i.ul 1 ranstermalian eoraee do nu mure, than give <ip.-o -eiun tu the eff» tod by nowir idrented machinery, itujfulem shich a cvurni n humanity diochettoems'an I painting* illa.lraling in talas, aud uur uimuetauula upfuvv*,- and in'.eecrible originality soeooeuf the groat wiiL-h u* jireecul in tire aisusijiaaiag Battle, uf the reboLiun from the Bum- Preambleund Ilo«umUuu», submitted tor bvrdmi-nt of Furt Sumjttar to tho ciuee uf toe cuuaideration ul this Lodge. HAIR jR^KEYfER. (i w”‘ ** 0^< aril**. I|.k* |in t..**, oM r»M “4 hr »-** ,)w Rioaixa, cok| srww, MjTICBS. B.J B-J.OWN.M.D. CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVEI.AXD, O. CROUL BROS LEATHERBELTING, CARRIAGE FACTORY! <ni:ircn tbw eh:b bcfjiu'. Corner uf Jeffstsuu and Rmlread Street*, HASTRK1S, MICH. A Word in Season to the Citixeni of First-Class BUGGIES J B ATS A LAO, x **an»owr& oglw<>nK nonuiEM Lun.LcrW.uran Michigan Exchange TO CONSUMPTIVES. •rar offered in tho Cvunty. I AIM TO SELL Genuine Articles. FOlt to A. 1^151 <■0 gi*val* Msik* M rjKf ►** ViLLAUL LUIam D. WRI Nitol^ate.O.1 LXb. £7 Al Ike LOWK TPUFSIBIJI RiTMe.etv 1807. xx. mxraxc iso?*. Drug & Bookstore. CODKXOBlJMtCO. ■garter-toss*»* *• my mils—r> *e ■« Dl steel ito tnl er Bsretotor. i>e .be.'*, MiCy •Ur. <1. esse. Is r*q.-*le4 le |<s»t pA8H FOR BIDES AND PELT! �CASH STORE rents Wanted .■si: 'srS'luW iisfjpt Mind up «Uh aU aorta or (fgylug r*pu.tt, A»d pnUubld at rognlar tlatoa. wy bey. A Splendid Assortment for SdU at Bail Bead Brices. •EST 11IBT TH OISWftMS. Secrets of the Great City. Diseasa of tiiBM, Um, liiBJl Pure Drugs & Medicines, A11 Hastings Ontdifle! GENERAL HEALTH RESTORER. 1 GEORGE PRESTON lari tee your aUaaUoa ie bla A cUrar crttl^ao On kk< ruiag UesUical etar, wy bey Boots AcftLoesL Crdckcry, See. Large A Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, fb» *<• of Jupiter'* nooui, my bey. The Mealier of OMMbudy'* ,p*eto. ay Which meet be wold, -vritJnout rlgard <e price*, lo make rava lur soar* A .plandid Stock af ............ FAMILY GBOOMitS CeaaUtiag *f ROSADALI8 Is Hecommended, by the Best Physicians Everywhere. SSrJfissi: any ttf- W. VT.y 11., pray A >3 ffffun’perarifrvvd. BASTIKgj m|, STm ..mhwiii. There is a burdsn of euro in getting riehas; foar in kcej iig them; tem-rta Ln in ueing them: guilt tn abusing them; sorrow in loaiug them; and • burden of account at last to bo given up concerning AGENTS WANTED. Porlbe People*Edition of Cony bears ABowsan'i Lift A Epiitro o Wo Funke oaneires more ftr urine than are offered to us; they many times pass for wrongs, in our own thoughts, that ware never meant so by tha heart ofnim that apcakoth. A good man and a wire man may at times bo angry with tho world, n’t timoa grieved for it; but bo sure that no man was ever discontented with tho world who did his duty in it The'toireei flower in L_ -____ ___ ' atiun, ifc a young mind, off .-ring an 1 un­ folding itself to tho influence of divine wisdom, as tiro heliotrope turns its sweet blossoms to tho snn Timo is cried out upon as a groat thief; ilia people's own fault. Um him well, and you will get from his hand more than be will ever take from yours. Great talent renders a mn famous, groat merit procures respect, gn M loom­ ing, saloon*, but good brooding stone eusures enduring affection. Thu atfsetiun* imply a spirit of self­ sacrifice, and often our virtues, like our children, are endeared to us by what wc There is nothing bodutiful that io. not ■true. There is nothing-true that is not beautiful. Beautiful truth. Leasure is ewoet to those who have earned it, but bunlonaom to those who gat it for nothing. * Tho sublimity of wisdom is to do those things living, which are to be desired when dying. Pleasant words are a, a honeycomb, sweat to the eoul, and health to tho FKrtntTP. ordfJl •>r mntw.AK. <w»> v lk» T.A.U < <M»rl I,., Ur I ,..r, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, ST. PAUL, With aa C'N-il and Ibl. Prrll.lMry Di. u., i *m<r uni Kuh., i. i. . <to!2uH Frep*rvd at Um i^baratwy af Dr. J. J. Lawrence 4. Co, ATLANTIC 4 GBIATTETHU Broad Gauge Railway! BarssMp^Ktstts MXfiCA. War fret* UP JfAHT TO HBEBS CALIFORNIA 4 OREGON NEW YORK, rfnasuRqii. Pjfff.AIFKtYmA, BtLTI.trfoitK.awtf ttsunoToi vrrr. . TVU la lbs only Real, t* lb* Oil Regions of Pennsylvania f Sash and Blind Faciei Ou Brafftfsray, r**,*•»»', «Ih> sub * Quick *mI VemfeHebk Ka^aira at DICKET ABEKTLET. yi*l liar. e» gwd aoit. Velocipede Wheels SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. Aud Waipbiuf ■oi rcrrna rr R. If. HHOWN & CO., DAtfipy, * - OHIO. When thy hand hath done a good act, They albe make a nrim, *ttl<it at .Cpokee end ask thy heart whether it war well done. Unba for l.tcM Oarriapa sad Hurs' Wheel* Navor allow ridicule to-repress theut- Hen J (.< nr.— h.l taraaoo of your honest convictions. 'Hwynro never uluno whu are accompaniod with noble thoughts Worth begets in base minds envy; in great souls, emulation. * niupci rr X— i.,__ Tbc fewer our wants, tho nearer we feaemblo too goda. ' Believe trot all you hoar, and report not all you boliero. Tdt SmcricuH Olid fitHur, for March, Cl.TY DbCO STOB Free for 3 cent Stamp. 13 WONDER. »• New York Trmre saya tiro inter­ view of MbChtrwwitbOea. Great waaa aerire of political ballrings of the Proai- tbl^ Make- (be Daaiic 'haln alltth. sad adap'dantolact, and hopes McClure was sat- rd far all Sind, of plain avwii**. Any child nu aitoralvlv Au rlrg**. Gill. Ttolimc*!*!, dsily. Haul in per&ct ardrras nerlpl nf prir*. tX. Ad. Married in Jay, Essex County, Now d-,.. indnit-y Kawiug MnebiseCe., JfasabaaUr, York, February 4, by Rev. Father Bmiih, Ira Trumbull agod 65, to Earah Huberts, aged. 14. I It is said toat Seurotary Sew rd" has granted loaro of absenoo to Mveral of our minuter* abroad, and among them is <mefor Rorttrdy JebnMm, who, it is andsretoud, dreires to ro.ura to the Tba Rdlttou wilt be Umhed. and I United States for a short time. umug Ceplr* win d* wall I* M, Ordart leimedialely u Shaun.—Nothing on earth caasmfe but human boiugn Gums may flash re­ flected light; but what m a diamond flash tonmred with an syt-Wi and nrirtli-flash! A face tliai can not sn.1 e is Ukn a bud toat can not bha-um. Laughter.is day, and sobriety is night; a stniio ia toe twilight that l osers gent­ le betwrea boto, sad A more bewifchiag toaneitosr. B ie noestole for us all to wear a smile or a frown, at our option. •^££4 Groceries and Provsions, XAILB, AXES, SALF, COD FISH, fls-Wur* of Every Dreeri plies, NThoIcsulo and Retail. N.rlay Sited ,p dep.,t„rB),. | .. Bow . ^•."?*7_1VT,ry“'u .*>- to e«U -n »“••• » M'nicim. KEROSENE OIL, .iSn‘,4as3Sb,‘*1 aa KlalaHiroot,Jlwilu^, CASH WILL DE PAID Ut as Bui *Tu«t Rcoclved. . „ „ w- A 8ARTWEI.L Ww*^r*.Dee. It th. Ixy. 4,,,,^ «C*owf Books, " ^UTuc U.CUD, OTA-TIOTSTETl-Z-, Til ItaflitnlFinliiCi OF LAMl’H «fc FIlTt KEH, BARhf ARD EA10R COUNTIES Pafiatw Sc Olin, ^“isfiAiy fleered Cartel, . . . Goodie, ea.wm^ 1Gsocwirr**. The rantmn’ Malad faralobea uu.m m.. MORTRkGE KbLE. „»«*«n>»vkrt »*■* MSStf UmccrjJUqa. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-03-24.pdf 9a6923c4c96575f4a420504f656e75dd PDF Text Text Stye pasting* (Jnnncr *kr 3i«tiig» Jlnitt GEO. M. DEWEY. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAR, 24, 1869 VOL. XIII Bnjincsa Birtctom. Is now Heady to Show WI UPJOHN. DR. C. 0.8C0TT, NUMBER 46. j cash stohe r. DRAKE. X. D.. She >!stis|i fiHT I BIOGUJT. Ms. Huso.rest X.w Km sy was. Mam twraly-sns, eighteen applicants for the on This afforded a vorv forcible can, though Gen. Rawlins was formerly a Douglas Democrat Mr. Boutwell, ■wiMliy a Dvmocnit, was chosen Gov-' •rnor of MaaaachuMtta by a coalition of tho Democratic and isnriia, and has been a Republican ever »mou the party was organised, liw Admin- GOODS AND PRICES! That’s the Point! Come and See. ALLEN BENNETT. Hadtinp, Mich., Feb. lit., 1869.—yI Hare tm another illustratiun of an B. F. LOWE. RAILWAYS. M18CEIXANEOU8. wuo wuieu * pcreou io uuo cuaxgo oi---------- ,-------- — - ,----- , e—- ~ „ U» Jwkor. .-kl, pL«. Bob .v, ait, .nJi-iiou. ““ •" kn™ “• ■“ — — THE LATEST ORAMD DI8C0TKRY. ATTENTION. C0MRAD8! who has come to make the Watsons a . foUowing.lus jrulresfons with practicts visit through her whole vacation at —befceu confoiiilng his words by works. Ponghlmopsw; and nil tho Young people Tb»-order rreioring Sheridan to New are delighted with her peasant ways, Orleans and ttcymrids to Texas, snd tho than half a dozen of the ant The enthusiasm of the patriotic milEuna EQUALIZER. front of Dr. Ollajmd Paralywiu can be Cured! DR. 0. C. LlaSLEY, in a wheolright mid smith •bon in one DRB. J. M- & C. RUSSELL. After they had gixM. No tiapcr that has ever emanated irons the Executive was awaited with more anxiety than this same inaugural. I. W. VROOMAN one nearly twenty. Still another adrertised for an office bor. about fourteen roar* old and had so'many : on 'milling but a be; which ii to say, too woree or au toe public troubimtiy pl.™ m.wd.U -«1...^ not founded at alL Fur in fort, Bob. mure radical meourea Hi. enter 8. C. PRINDLE. ‘K’v j thought that at an evening party ho on<* w,u gi™ joy to the South and «»• ' must talk about the opera, and the led-I fidenoe to the North. A. H. ELLIS, Huuacorinit'T onk. «nu IIAXTIXUn, W. H. HAYFORD. •U. t:i«k ,j CtnrfolU... I with him in an inditlercnoo I* the opens . threw him off the track which ho should * na. . — .1 V._ .... ’. ROBERTS M., tied, and a terrible orer-stock of lai without practice and doctors wi C 0. HOLBROOK. kale w rishis. and prayer, th i-ir days in peace . place, or rather she n.rur hit it, bat Will Harkmsteck came and claimed her Ho who has not forgiven an em-my, has never yet tasted one of the most »ubattendants, mssaosigvre, any thing. so Ollapod had wily got down to the appeal lime enjoyments of life. P>o Christian who has put aside made to tho lord* sitting in equity, whoa I noticed Will’s Loginning. He spoke deplorable sight to those pho have full right out tho thing ho was thinking ities to soe the diatrosring effects •aid. OHN MICHAEL. Tbs applications fur clorxshipa and similar positions in large establishments, are numerou* beyond anything that would be thov^' ' v_ **—'—*-- v— no chance to boys end young relative > bo afflicted with WM L COBB. IALT AU Haiti IU1BU “f IAIIUV VALLtY- Latest New York News. ybaixTnortii LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! I « INK SOI.TI1 “CISTAt'S" BEAUTIFIJi R! Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blouoms. HOLBROOK A MILLS, OH! rnwt CORNS JOHf thosk CORNS. I ol >k«ir o-lli.it; mhiM-r .ih« H—> I OH MY! IOH MYI X can’t eland In The inaugural of General Grant has had a direct and salutary inflnanee upon a. WAYStfr..*?*. WM. JONES. ty- say, that the worst advice you can give to your boy is to encourage him’ to be a they Knell; like stare that shine dark or a book-keeper At the beet it Orangs County.”’ eat in the dark; like tract—the me is not a well-paid ixxiupatioa Very “Wall." said the eager WiH. “1 do frequently it is among the। poorest. Thia not think Mr. Puad has written any Look are shaken the deeper rout the and the more fruit they Lear. is the ease when a clerk is fortunate ployed, but if be should ; of a place, then comes oi the dance ; and before ii was over be had promised to ask Mr. Pond whsn a tho idee! saiud is almost inraiataLK. A (.arty of them might come up to the hill am serry to »a r it, but 1 bclutu tfous to and see the establishment; and bo felt, a frequent tendency to Mill-imtuuiutem’. heart tick, the humiliations that take all tn such being, that they flghl til hnd known her a mouth. All this ease —It is cJ more a human nature than tsreit i earning nothing. No father, ; no relative should wish to and was really iutoroatod. Mure see their boys or kindrrd wasting their young lives tn striving after the gvuteel positions that bring such trials and pri­ opera, but he told the truth. vations uj>on them in after life.: HASTINGS H HARVEY WRIGHT the red mills, and drorb up ths hill by Mr. Poud’a" ’ Did you f" said Will eagerly. “Did you see the beehives ?" ‘•Beehives!no;—are there beehives?'* bcr that the pearl ii keenly •ought "Why, yas. did not you know that in spite of the coarse •hell which m Mr. Pond knows more about bens than all the world Li-side ? At Inast, I believe so. He has a gold medal from Paris for his honey or for something. And Lis arraugvmoato there are vary curious ” “I wish I had known it," said Laura. BANS TRVXK RAILWAY ‘Costar's'.Corn Solvent, Eiihn B Warilburn, rewgaad to aeoq< a., i'__ A vti_ :_ _ <-•____ a i> .... and it cured him." All Dr««i«t» !• Ilastiafssdlit, Or .Mm. "CtMTA B." He. 10 Cretey Bl X Y Alexander T. and Gen. John A. Rawlins, Becretaiy of War, ’ J resigned to “COSTAR’S lull Cabinet stands JAMW JOHNKfOX, P-wyriri-r. Aorairr rctuc. SnV: O—nl, LV4!‘“ J. fl. 1ARR0W1. jaa; fWtfrmoj. j? Iwyuh dsairee or wants wvddaa co*. �R. COOK'S REAL ETATI & DfflJRAm GSOMflE I. tfSWST ■UtW tU Kalx*x*» TW^rw/A ’rrit~ a hbthact ok-atice, it, with hich ho €miwb>at.__ • MTU1UCAV MOMHATIONB. Dodge Foundry, STEAM ENGINES, 6lh of April Write another "Circular" MULAY SA UY-MILLS, Thia was name in full! Tor Clroall J.in-Ljta DlMric*., LOCH 8. LOTKLL. Vinter Irrsngf Land Agency, SHINGLE MILLS, LATH MILLS, PLANERS, MATCHER*. than the original recipe for making Mrs. COLLECT! EfflKVniOG ■•■8» m ■M- MSU rHrF.tprvw K.iaisc Eiprm, (Dslly. xi»k« f•>»••»............... KI- l&BOKIY. Qw C*«alM)M, HOUBE8 “ CELEBRATED DODGE PLOW," ■ rilian Baby Balm, oacloio them in a vault JXMtS A. BWEtXIT. OTTTOE- his booty back to the train amid the loud . All MV (Max be ought to be promptly expelled by the cheers from tho mon and handkerchief House. applause from the ladies. 3 THAT “CIRCULAR-’ THE AGBICU1TUAAL COLLEGE do many things surprising, ridiculous and nondescript, but they rarely succeed in combining all of those qualities in one effort, and that, a newspaper lucubration of Ism than boll a column. Under the heading at "•till hang* tion of our Agricultural College—tho Pomeroy and Jeff Davis. Had ho that ho might escape like Isaac of' the faring and in his extremity ho calls upon his political opponents to come to his aid When Ctamr fell, ho covered his face when Clement prepare! to fall, he calls upon his enemies in sentences that baffle True Beauty. No one of sane mind will deny the fact a. M>DG* _ R. K IltHtUCX. B. II. AtMTIJI. n.rlllf caused no dissatisfaction on tho part of ■ctteaving Promptly dome i Tb. Sslwcribrr it pr»rarrd Is tho passengers, who with all possible ** ■‘SOUTH AMniCA" F1.Ua “FnOEXIX” erilartlM-.. On and after January 1st, 1809, 1lEFUBLICAN C «T JsbsM TV!IsMbUnss »e«< la Cssm. •< M shad. Rooor • Thsraasr Iks S'-lh. ■., air Oar ssreear sf saoils (H. w wwlitatas far T.U.. eapV^tWs: Us owsisc BaHs *rwseiU»« «■< Meh otUrr •■ a banner upon which was inscribed— 1v, and so meets the opposition of the aris­ lor" printed in the Democrat of the 16th tocracy. We hope to see the Bill pend­ ing in the Senate, for tho support of this Smith, the Democratic candidate for Co. College promptly pined, and tho attempt Supt of Schoolsof tho University to swallow up other Thu delicious effort "fills the bill." equally valuable educational institutions Were it not tho best evidence that wo promptly squelched. The University is all right and should bo nobly sustained, gentleman, whoso name is so conspicuous Iy attached to said "Circular," in largo cap­ itals, really thinks are tho reqiuremsnte Agricultural College. And while wo would nocessory to fill tho office satisfactorily, wo not detract eno iota from the merits of wouldnotniticoitatslL But let us give the the former, wo demand for tho latter, equal endowment, protection, and en­ id article, it is unigur. It is alono in its couragement: grandeur, like the last tadpole in a drain Tho Agricultural College appropria­ cd frogponl or tho lost link of Bologna tion bill hangs fire in the Donate. Tho blank petition* that have been industri­ Tho most timid man alivo may safely af­ ously circulated by the Methodist clergy of thp State, in obedience Io instruction * firm, that never in tho political history from Ann Arbor, are not yet fully signed of Barry county, has a man over announc­ and sent in. The object of three p’ti-. ed himself aa a candidate in such manner, tions, is an increano of tho funds ol the University, by stealing the Agricultural When thousands of and nnnsanwiing young follower of Brick C'ullcgu Lands. But how could ho help it ? Will laub aH fuared that a compliance with the request would injure tluit institution. It will bo tt different thing when tho request is to bo a financial benefit to that institution. Wo have foith to believe that this pro­ ject will not succeed. The Ann Arbor Coe-irz, edited by a Methodist, does nut hesitate to condemn tho action of the self constituted committee from Ann Arbor, fur attemfling to influence legislative ^pliuu upon this question. The Demo­ cratic press of thu State have attempted to make the removal of tho College a po­ etical question, but it finds no sympathy with the Democratic farmers o! th: sec­ tion of tho State., Tho Ihitnrit /*«»/ of tho 9th. con tains an unanswerable article from Mr. Johustunu, Secretary of thu State Agricultural Society, which is worthy o! careful perusal. Ho pronounere it tho beat■ a van is thus cast on tho Democratic al­ While legislature* quarrel over ap­ tar—perhaps tho same altar that the pi­ propriations to this College at every sua­ sion, Iowa has built a College, costing ons Nasby has botimo* bedewed with <250,000, tu which .the daughters as woil aa the son* of farmers are admitted, and in his extremity to stand much upon the iti modle Uns bwn our Agricultural Col­ lege. If the dormitory appropriation is objected to, let the Legislature provide to anybody who may possibly reader him that tho sum appropriated for that pur­ pose shall bo poiu Lack, whan money to Let us listen respectfully. And the- the credit of tho Agricultural fund shall justify it But let no member of tho ticnato or House boilers that tho boat policy is to abolish or to remove the Cui- in His own image no», is proof sufficient. wo i vufi wet. We all poeeeae an innate lore for that which is beautiful; true, not all to the A.H.E. ANNUAL TOWNSHIP MEETING. beautiful—good name, but often misaj)plied. True beauty, taken in a moral and intoloetual eonse strictly, consists in happiness of heart I admire persons with great intelrcta and comely forms; for to mo all nature is passing fair, but they are not worthy of being classed with tho beautiful, unless they possess moral worth The casket of clay contains with­ J. W. lir.NTI.KT. in all that makes man : that which elevates him fur above all other crea­ gPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE. tures of God's creation. Therefore it HAITINGS REPUBLI AGENTS WANTED FOR THE SIGHTS & SECRETS OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. JUST THE SAVE WARBER, HYDE 4 PRINDLE. $5000 Non especially ths c publuhsd thi, week. MOMEY TO LOAN ttlOO TO *SOO per H. II. Ai D. Ii. COOK. Joiiv H.«,l.r, Gcxra wsxti.d Ilk; i». n.-. i • nt Loo O'ITLI) diew a $130 he.isc at Un day Evening. • VI— 11___ ....______ yAXN BROTHER’S DRUGS. on the 5th day of April urr uMl FIMMy. GROCERIES, Election Notice ILmnixviixx, March ~d, 1869. Ennoa of rax Baxxu:—Ws think that it has bejsn understood heretofore, that Barry county is a match 'for the world in introducing new enterprises. duty to giro a »yn<pris of the affair. While returning to Hastings on the G. . i. NMIertl-t ■ ■' Btureaa of Interior Correspondence. trato beneath the eperdermia and there •oo travailed corruption's greedy worm fitting the soul for eternal misery. Tho that you ‘cannot canroM-' Your efforts Thu result of this contest is to oottlo the then put forth, when you, like your com- question, whether all State educational insfitutious for the tososmi are to be con­ fined to the county of Washtenaw, or whether there is still a claim for the peo­ ple of fifty-eight other organised counties live without ita your ability to cogently express the mighty ideas slumbering in your mind, unfortunate that tho college, or other in­ stitutions should bo located at the capital. glory of printer's ink. county’s being a field for sporting. Wo are glad that we can, not only rebut what ty principle is involved," and therefore. located the college here, tho citiSMU of they aver, by showing that ours is a land of “ game,” but that wo can put them to shame by truthfully asserting aatiabln, that he offers to “drop all politi­ cal and religious prejudices,” for the rako the State to-day, that has not many warm No more wading through swamps and frinuds of tho Collegu, who damand ita Please study the following; although no oonunuanoo. Are their vrishea and full- marshes,- no more tramping through .woods in tho rude manner indicated by, and adopted from, tho Indian. Hence­ by destroying tho work of many years, forth we shall hunt in a more kingly If not, then this great University is manner, and shall pur*uo gumo in> met­ ropolitan vehicle. The persons who inaugural*! thia cus­ tarn in that which would ptacu tho friends tom (which no doubt will become univer­ sal,) are deserving of especial mention el R.r. Fn>.n> REPUBLICAN punty within. How often do wo find the bloom op tho check alone—oft cor­ rupt aud cohruptiEg still, “weaving the winding sheet of immortal souls and layingthem in the urn of everlasting death." 8o ahurtrigliled are tho musses of tho endless line of life vjluos his soul and fits it for eternity, believing that true beauty conwibrin moral worth, and that noble thoughts, and noble deeds will surc-ly bring forth good fruit. All that is material Crumbles and fades away, words anddeods are only loft immortal representatives.' Then cheriih noblo thoughts, do noblo deeds, and you will reap the sure reward of being classed with tho truly beautiful, the just, ths saved; and they, and they only, can in­ herit tho beautiful kingdom of God. ••Ger Laux." COURT HOUSE, CHAS. HYDE. our inner-selves fur the transformation which must soon take place It mat­ ters not how 'plain the face may be in tho sight of God, if tho heart is only right, fur in His right all bright and beautiful are, who possess purity ot heart; who do noblo deeds, and follow aa a guide the teachings found written in let­ ters of living light in the Book of God's rcmembernnee— tho Book which is to judge the quick and the dead, and for­ ever separate the just from tho unjust Outward lovlineu is not an index fair of MIDDLEVILLE OOMLESPONDIMCE- the petitions being sent in in its far of sound, but signifying nothing," during are but a feeble index of what might the campaign last fall, will ever call for done in that direction, if ita friends h innU.r.1 If recsirvd pj.wx.nScpoa. there is an inborn lovo in tho mind of w Q 0 ? BOOKS. to bs held oa • Cesal, Nowria Couty or Lm ohoMlrnaof ol jt April IMS. R C.TII0MF50.X AC0. ■re SlC.418.M0. axao forcible Qlwtrat co STATIONERY, er Irttun. A. 11 0. L SPADLDIXO. lb, '' ANTED I WANTED ! IF MW ALLEN. ATWOOD A BATES’ GREAT MAMMOTH SME! -2 NEWS, m (0 LICENSED BY THE U. & OOV'MT. NOTICE! aj PICTURES, WE ARE COKING, be in c TWERKING’S PATENTCHAMPION MOULDINGS, Great MamiiM Ide Street Rxnnuxa.—Thai J m 0) *■ WATCU.M nb- SUKKT1XG. KKWINC g«srss»w<. everybody OTTR STORE �BUSINESS GARDS. BOWNE A GAUXIWAY, BANKEHB. REFINED SUGARS, • SIRUPS. larged to life sine, and colored in water color, and India ink. Specimen, at which may be anna at tho P. O. and at my rooma Farmer.' produce taken in ex­ change for picture, to a limited extent Dn M, Grtceriei, I’aoBt.rrtox Cixs.—Thi. political par­ ty have called a caucus for Saturday af­ ternoon. of this w.-ek to nominate officers for trw township of Harting.. The Re­ publican, biing th- only trn” Temperan.-o party, wu tiust no num who .a.-o • tlie priuciplm of Liberty, Justice, hum m progress, and ju.t and projwr law. for the elevation of humanity, will leave that party to go into any organisation, politi­ cally, the result of whose effort-, can only be to re»tore tho Democracy to power. cd plalcs. iea|4ctlvely entitled "The Crown of New England" (from an origi­ nal palnUar) and "A Motbar’a Influ­ ence.” The literary matter ia more than usually inlerertlng. and altogether tho current Inrae ia a medle number ofa med­ ia periodical. Publlabod at ClndnnaU, ^/KicKDia Cowt.—A. I have men sever­ St. Loula and Chicago, by Hitchcock A al good cow. injured by whipping, I will Walden, at SXSOpcrymr. Go to Mam toll you what I think a much better way, Buob. and examine this MaoaxinUand yvu miy tell your numerous reader, COMMERCIAL if you think bret: 1 place my bead firm­ ly in the flank uf tho cuw, which prevents her bringing her foot f.irward. If this prove, insufficient, I place a circinglo tight around her, jurt f.u-ward uf tho hipe, whir h so confine, tho flank, aa to prevent clock, ia lb* any forward movement of the feet. C. W. B. On Mixirrzx to Exaioxn. Washing­ ton Specials any, "The appointment of Minister to England Hee between Hoaact Gxxxlxt and Ma. Motley, the historian. ’ President Gxaxt u Mid ti^fuvur Mi.Ganx.ET, and wo belivw nine-tenth, of die L -yol Men ofAmerica agree with him on that quratiun. A Patriot, he should receive a patriot', reward; and fur Minis­ ter to I ngland there io no b-tter qualifi­ ed or more perfect Rrprreentalive uf In­ dependent America than House. Gaxi.- Mb. Bwesxet.—•‘Aroyou for Swtrxrr, Tax I.V1X6 RrrrntitAS Carer, is call­ ed for Saturday the Ud of April, at 2 and if to why do you not blow for him?’ o'clock al the residence of Gro. M. Cot- said a gentleman to u. ono day u>rt week, who claim< to be both a Republican and a member of the '•1‘rohibition Club." In an wer, wo have .imply to say, that we no favor, mort earne»t'.r. the election of Me. Bwkexet. But running aa he practi-ally without uppo ition, in a Coun­ Mrs <w Hjhisom, remember tho Cau­ ty g od for 1600 Republican majoriiy, cus at the County Clerk's office on Sat­ and having -o far a. we know the co di­ urday afternoon, the 2" th in>t, at 2 al en lur mant of the entire party, and o'clock—sierp—to nominate men to Im, bring sure of an election by a majority elected to the several Township offic-'s that wvuLLgrntify th- arabitirm of any on tho 5th day of ApriL tarn, we do not anyneoerrity former Taxx Notice.—We are doing better active effort than the quirt but deride^1 GEORGE PRE8TON, compli»b. PkTBnxiXK THAT IlorrE.—Wolearn tlint tho route from Hartings to Middleville in connection with th" care on the G. R. V. R. R., is not paying. Thi. I. not a. 4t -booId be. Mb. Lewis ia at work hard to accommodate tho public, and should be handsomely sustained. human * « . — ...J..,. H. 8- SMITH & CO., DETROIT, MICIL, ■__________ Wertera Agent*. B. J. BROWN, M. D. OMOtUPATHlC Fkywclse t»d Uergson. tele at H CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVEIJLND, O. Iles psrnaally located ia llasllac*. Hsvlsr A.a . ..... .1_ tl—- Nuta, Waihen and Short Ma­ chine Bolts on hand. BRIDGE AND ROOF BOLTS. Msds to Order prom^r sad si l«ul possible ad- Sattlm i Hanesuim, HARROW TEETH AND FORGINGS. LIGHT. H. A. GOODYEAR, Baiter & Eichaue Dealer, SPECIAL NOTICES. CARRIAGE FACTORY! CROUL LEATHER BELTING, CeeMMrtly an tend. all ilssa at Single and Corner of Jdbnon and Railroad Btreeta, HASTIlfGS, tnCff. First-Class BUGGIES AJMfl HALL’S J VKEWH SKIUAH KIM ever offered ’In the County. plseto 40 ten. laproTsd.-wtoM ’ I WILL sxu. roRga/oooi u4ltepa.cl.Msr will rosy tte stevs Rawsri, FORTAfZFABU 13 WELL WORTHgMOO. ' I AIM TO SELL, HAIR Genuine Articles. ■SOUl USMSWER. rtasa.S WH. *1E *.ET Michigan —Exchange. Bxwaxx or Boers Ttextra—We are advised that Boors Ticxrrs for County m uno hour the building and content, Officer, are to be in circulation on the werv reduced to echos. The houae being Aiyqf election-—BXWANEof them. Thn pine, and tho wind high, the smoke waa regular Republican Tiekot is of.uniquo blown through the house so that it waa imdesign, cannot lw counterfeited, anil will pjoublo to go into it to eave the ooutente. be in the hands of the Republican Com* Ma. Bajooe, being tho 8upervioor uf tho mitteea, in due time, in every Township. towrntb^ all the book, and p pore per­ taining to that office were destroyed. IUmembeb.—That J. Cole A Bos, have Thu building waa insured in tho State the large.’. stock of Groceries in tho Vfl- Company of Adrian for »250, which ia lago—that ihny do burtnee. on tho already paid. Ma. Batoce low. ia about ready pay system. and can eoll tho boot |iOOO; but, being a man much rwpoHod, of Good. a. cheap as other, sell an in be ha. been aubataniially remembered ferior artielo. Give them a call, at their by hi. numervu. frionda now .tore, corner State and Church _ Ja.rxx Putin, for several year. BuBtreete. mn, tTIIIII.N a WIUUMI, *4 Wre4tei4|re lueet. W.U. __________ DCTHorf, men. 37 w. irarrEtfc co. Forwarding and Omnaiarton Mink .nW• Amu ter lb. tteateaw A Kaadwto RtMnsbosiLlan Wtelesste tterten la Oido tow •err, Fire Brick. Firs Cta». irrsis Tlk. Nasrvr ripSjUaskhm Yellow Wars, eu Warabam sxl QeZ leal of tteles .Irrel, Iteire.L FmfMs court-led la ud from Peyton, CUumb.u tte- WALTHAMWATCHES! vote-for them to a man. Remember, the majority must rule, and that tho caucus is the place to determine all dif­ ference. of opinion ; and that it ia the du­ ty of every man who believe, in the principle, and policy of any party, and who would set-it. faith the rule of action in all official poritiona and ondersrd by all official., to abide I y tho action of all nominatiig convention^ and, also to bprrexnt and aid by every meat.* iu hi. power in placing the b-.t men in oomin- Tnx OcreiDM of this i-ene of tho B.ixXis is of more tli. a n-ual intent. EeYam ex. Brat.o^ ) pecially the articles selected from tlie March 15th, 18C9. | Gitin and Oca Yorxo Fctxs, while the Ed. Bashes : - On tho morning uf the Rd of the Miricn, Na.by’. "Biogrefy" fo 4th in»t-, between 12 and 1 o'duck, the decidedly readable, and ought to attract huuae of Joum W. Bataoi waa discovered special attention. LEATHER AMI IHDING8, MAIN BBOTHEns. Drip, fciiciiH, GnctriH, jub work, for lees poyK than any other -upjort nn l en lunm. nt th.-BixXEM luu, interior printing office in the St'to. Our and will cintiuuu to gnw him. facilities, already large, are being in­ Fxiexds, remember tho importance of creased. and tho pub'ic will find it for tho Township mootings. Hold your tArii interest to give u. their orders. Caucuses early, place your best mon in The sale, of the great I>ry Goods nomination, and then go tho poll, and House, Finn, Leite. A Co., for 1M>8 were 110,419,200, exceeding that of any other bouse in Chicago al-out M.OOO,000; a forcible illmtration of what fair desding, baaed on a caih system can ac­ 104 WoodwardAve., Detroit: General Grocer, peerteor of thio townehip, and a man well PLABT-ER. Jcpea Lovell—Thu Democracy did Tb. Largest Work, in lhe Hailed Rtatv., a wine thing when they refneed to place ia noting a candidate for dretot Judge in oppotetfam to Hw. Lrn. 8. Lotblx. Of oourea hi. election wwafore- COOK.COBURNACO. VERTISE ARM FOR niDKS ARD PRLU �CASH STORE new «<BSMrtaaa Ne Wap a par Diaceto. The yonng princess inherited the vir­ tues of both flutter and mother, She woe tall in person, graceful in figure, beailtlfal in features. Hor endowments of mind and attractions of heart win both admfration and love. She often appear­ ed in th* public park of Bruseels, aceompained by her two brothers, her tu­ tor, and her gvrerncae. In cne of tho private apartments of the palace nt Bruaeels her portrait now hslnnt exhibiting I her, ae she then appeared, in the rare lovclinoie of childhood. Her educarion waa conducted with the utznc-at cere, German, French, and Eng­ lish, being all, as it were, her vernacu­ lar tongues. She waa, of eouroc, train­ ed to perfect familiarity with court eti­ quette. Her devotion to study was such, and her association with her superiors in age to constant, that she seems never to tteer ot ullTow^’ sad^cow.Tte? ““wbieh apaprra »r pabliabed. A lt.oda.mo ecura ffirut !<■jmh.. fo black rintb. r^PRICE^FtVE POLLARS. rr>3 Lo ropw. can be <1 £poocd of la every tern Secrets of the Great City. A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. •tST UUD1 TET DISCOVERED. DmsofftsBW.Lim, Kiteji, GENERAL HEALTH RESTORER. All Hastings Outdone Battle Cr®ck Nowhere GEORGE PRE8TOM tiTy Ih^’dnral ADMINISTRATORS SALE. Largo &. Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, XVTUcla znuat be eold, without n*M and playfulness cf childhood. Deeply saddened by the death of her mother, whom she loved with tho ut­ most tendernoss of earthly affocticra, Car­ lotta remained fur eovcral years of!or that event auita in sochuion, devoting hor time ana energies to mental culture. The intellectual attainments of the young princess consequently bccomo such os tew ladies ever acquire. In ad­ dition to tho English, French, and Ger­ man languages, she boL’i wrote and s(x>kc Italian and Spanish with fluency. Her father's court, pure in its charac­ ter and decorous in nil its observances, was never the scene of much gaiety. When sixteen years of age, Cotlotta was allowed to attend the court balls, four of which were given each year. None but her brothers were permitted to embrace her in tho waltz, and she never accepted as partners in tho dance, any exc<pl tamo of royal blood. Naturally serious and thoughtful, and deriving from both fath­ er and mother a pensivv frame of mind, she over manifested rather a disincliuatiott for fashionable *amusomenta. • At an early age uer father accustom­ ed her to be prescut iu the Council uf State, when the most important quesIkrtrs of foreign Ond domestic policy were discussed. Thus she became quits fa­ miliar with tho diplomacy of Eunqio, and hsr powers of thought and uf reasoning .were strengthened. She seemed to be alike adapted to charm the quiet scenes of domestic life by hex amiability, and also to sway, iu troubled times, the, sceptre of an Elisabeth or a Maria Thrift csa.—.J. 8. C. Abbott, in March Galazo. Early Bose Potatoe. s tplradM Suck ef ZVE ,b° i° FAMILY Brat Bpnet Wbrat fa lb. <orid; H,« _ Cwffces, C tarlUslrad Bost produrun Cars; wonderful yhUiSl Oats-white rad Mrakw«i£biaz ii puuadi to the bo.bel i eyiiaf U«>t.T ; Orrae Sh4., Fowl., KEg., Ho<.. Brat Fedd.r Cutter. .Sradfor Ibe Ki|>enmental Ferm Jearnsl. a>Mt relnaUo Miganue lowed ia ibis couuirr— only Sl.W per year Bebecribe If ;ou waul to iraU year Lum psy. Addrees CKO. A. bflTZ, Chembenbary. P>. 6S5 ' RO8ADALIS GROCERIES * Is Recommended by the Best Physicians Everywhere. ’ Pure Drugs & Medicines, EVERY FARMER, . I pledge »tm1I to gi>* ssihtbcUd> <|Sal,(y and pries. •oral sed prompt sltrsliee will bsgiv- GEORGE PRESTON AGENTS WANTED. Forth* People. Edition ot BOOKS AND STATIONERY Conybeare ftHowson'sLifo & Epiitw of „ ST. PAUL, With an Klrqwalrad -bl. ftrilmi.arj DU»rt.tlea by Bev. LEUJUliD BACU.V, D. D.. el ATLANTIC ft GREAT WESTERN -iC^rToV’I^HL.. Broad Gauge Railway! With Patent Trestle Bounding Bo? rd. ' I'!._i i: , ■ . :■ • l.'LlAA ATl.w l.UU A. GA I.ION. er MINS FIKLD. ra CLbVKl.»XD.H tUUHT. .rflAl.A UAflCA.teMtn. IIPORTANT TO FAKKRS lalte nor eou Wdli. 1 relrabt. ing in the boat peetmtege. As parsnips contain six per cent mure ffiucilago'than carrots, the difference may be sufficient to acoount for the superior fattening aa well aa butter making qualities of the pannip. In the fattening of cattle* the parsnip ia found ffujicriur to tho carrot, performing the badness with more ex­ pedition, and affording meat of exquisite and juicy flavor; the atiimch eat it with much greediness. The result of experi­ ment has shown that not only in neat cattle, but in tho fattening of hogs and poultry, tho animals become fat much sooner, and are more healthy titan when fed with any other root or vegetable, and that beside, tho meat i. more sweet and delicious. Tho parsnip leaves being more bulky thou those of carrots, may be mown off before taking the roots, and given to oxen, cows or horses, by which they will bo greedily eaten. Another thing in favor of parsnips for this coun­ try is, that the frost docs not injure them. They may remain in the ground until spring, when they make splendid feed, at a tune every other kind of root or green thing is searoe, or they may be slightly buried, where they con be ob­ tained almost any time during the winter. The Roml WorUt^yti Tho farmer, like the business man, must know what hwbdring; ho must have some pretty decided ideas of what he b to accomplish —in fact, he must calculate it beXarohnnd. Hi nnut know his soil—that of each field, not only the top, but tho sab-soil. He must know when is the bast time to work them, whether in the spring or fall, or whi’tlo.- needs summ w fallowing. He must know the condition ia which K mwi be when ploughed, so that iu earlier sowing thi n utheia, and what tbtno graine axe. Ho must know bow to put thorn in. Ho must know that it pays to have machinery tu aid him as wall os muscle. .Bansiwt know about stock, and ma. nares, sod the oaltiration ot troos end CALIFORNIA 4 OREGON HASTINGS DRUG STORE NEW YORK,- noRTo.T, PITTlblUltiti, PniLADKLPUIA. BALTIMORE, sut WANIIIMGTOM CITT. J. f. tOBERTS & CO. Thii U tktraly X—u u u,. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! Prawe—ri wbo .fob a Qakb and Klnviar C«c1.h tk. 4 everywhere. Heat by mad for 31.55. Ure,. WJI. PATTON. Trewrarrr. M.jic Comb Uompray. NpringisM, Mus. Velocipede Wheels Sash and Blind Factory Atlantic 4 Ot. WeiternTUilw, D ***• a*°' ««cd furOrxel.r. with foil wnfrel.r., term. ,*.5.dJOXEH. JUJUS 4 CO, u; fl— II, Cltri Hlrwt, OtKt.fw, 111 Bin: Ou Broadway, . IICIII A BENTLEY. H.atLoX., Feb. l.i. ar Fat »P rad Meanly IM rad eealed la liaea ba<a. rad seal by trail Ah U all paru of the country, — rvuialoT price. • PRICES! SAMrUMlO CroUeacb | BAO.d.Maaadffracb Or ia larger qaaaunti at rre.oo.ble ram. Free for 3 cent Stamp. * \y iiouw.u * arrau. null rr M> ■* OYSTER ’bowell. EEPOT, W. A. 8ARTWEIX ’ Groceries and Provsions, XAILB, AIH, IALT, COD raw, Wholesale and Retail. Tie. Ware at Kvery De—rfpUee, Crockery aad Waedsa-Waro, Or—erj‘ ' CL8II WILL BE PAID Orders Imsicdlettlr u OBO. F. ROWKLL A CO., t’ciuiun* A- Al’tmuH jLosats, ,|BEYOC INSURED T Tie Faw leiiai Fire Ibl ft. —JwSsjESsa. •Wir IND E.10N COUNTIES Jr ScU Good, a the Lontc POS/SLS BATK8, ^GE!tT» WASTED Pom" Uball be a pieseare to mo <r*lt oe ca.tcn lawred Capital, ... r hmo,,., NIGHT, SCENES LX Tin; IHBI.E. — _____ _ w««bct6bbi •AstA'KWdtea** T ‘ ■>- ;rc ta­ gs � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-03-31.pdf d5ec0138eb9e059906d4c5c0b3b37bd8 PDF Text Text Bkc Jilflvy* ■ATKS OF ADTJMtTMWCSTrattaMw >— w Si JUbsasse AY HASTINGS. 11MY CO , WtCH. M erer J. Col* A 8o«'» Grocery Store, mm | ■14* Cwi Uom* Sq«*z*. Terms of Bakecrlptlaa : OQea tad mail ninerib.ra. par anaua. OlSO 'tararttely ta adranea. Psraoai nmltUaf abMM art!* ttMir aaouM and post jIS« addreas pUlaly. jrBreu~-’~k HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY* MAR. 31, 1869. VOL; XIII. gnsintM Jirrrterj. NUMBER 47, BOSTON CASH STOflE lotto D---------- ; to whom I was al ths time qn’te devoted. Charlotte could __ —-1- a_a_____ _ _____ j v_____ I bakeri, seme years since. Governor Wood bridge loft the Execu- vacant sent tire office in the hands of James Wright Gordon, of Calhoun County. Goveraor poor woman, who deposited a basket of by local circumstances, as tho virility <if M b >» of uTSi. Gordon will be remembered as an hon­ Jtu- «■ U. ■Sjttm. est officer, and an accomplished gentle­ man, but did aot succeed in freeing the Is now Ready to Show GOODS AND PRICES! That’s the Point! Come and See. ALLEN BENNETT. Hutioga, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl _ MISCELLANEOUS. RAILWAYS. THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. iusswmttMsr- "-v ■■ —■ ■ « Rauing Calves fin-the Bairy. gortnj. But. el . Sow subtils ar* the arts Thai Setaa bnegs ta b*a Up*a I «»» frail, li-sMliuinaa Starts, , I. W. VR00MAH, DKrCTTRIioitff for Harry C-Haatv. win allrad to all bi»ln-,, with promptnvaa Attention firra In mllKtiu^ llirviigliout this and ad- flatton had plunged it Governor Gur­ don was afterwards (connected with the State department of Consul io some gout young woman, who triad by it fa able to stand. If thooow reflwffiftb South American power, and died at Mar­ moving down cloaer to others, to make Hnk her calf, she may be tempted te shall a lbw years alter his return, having «ce enough for the slrangre between | M R«i^ing a abght quantity of hereolf and Miss D------ . Attest sho OTOr Udy of Ue colt Ibe ca^ succeeded, and with the sweetest blush I ihould regain with ths coy a day r““WI she invited tho poor woman to then should be taught to dpnl Gordon was succeeded by John S. Barry, bo sorted. Charlotte D-— drew her ' -__ uuo ua fflsnv - -------------— , oy pmuag u>o ■ a ungers of 8t Joseph County. Gov. Barry as­ drapery,around her and blushed too, but1 ^d gently bringing its muxxlo down sumed tho executive chair at a critical it was not a pretty blush at all, and she : tho milk in a nail, when it willimbibai looked annoyed at the proximity of the [ the fiugmv was gone, its treasury empty, and bank­ new rv„Mr who was. hnrrrwr atennlr. I TV—’.— nft<^ in this count ruptcy staring it in tho floo. But Gov. and decently, thounh thinly clod. ' substitutM well fur milk! Barry brought first rate business talent The unknown lady drew the little girl' upon her lap, and wrapped'her velvit support of his administration. So tow mantle around the half clad fura, and had the resources of tho State become, put her muff over tBe half froaen little that tho Governor was obliged to ad- blue hands. . and put into an earthen vessel; on this So great was the crowd that I alone baiaug water should to poured, and du­ seemed to obeerve. Tho child shivered ring which time it ought to bo kept care­ —tho keen wind from th* door blew on fully cteed. , tsred finances. Ho mowed the State her unprotected neck. I saw tha young house yard and eold the hay, and placed lady quietly draw from under her cloak the proceeds (loss than ten dollars) to a little woolen sbavvl, which ahe softly compo-cd of two-thuds Kay tea an& the credit of the general fup'd, and by put on tho ebuulders of tho little one; practice of such rigid economy, ho wee tho mother looked on in confused won- one of milk; and at length one-fourth quart of milk will bo sufficient. This food enabled to restore the credit of the State turn tho holm-over to his successor—with the shawl, but tho unknown gently the ship in good shape and making swift whispered, ‘No, keep it for her.’ The headway before a steady gale of proc- woman did not answer, tho conductor hurried her out, but her eyes swam with quaintances are aware, was a peculiar tears. I noticed her as she descended man, a regular growler, and was femil- to tho basement, and I hastily marked tha house. Soon after, my unknown arose also to tine, in the eujo^mant of a liberal for­ depart. I was in dispair, for I wanted tune. to follow and discover her residence, but The successor of Gov. Barry was Alpheus Eelch, then of Monroe county. Guv. Fclch was for many years previous to his election as Governor an associate Justice of tho Supreme Uuurt. which po­ sition be with signal abilities, and was probably the most erudite schol­ ar that ever occupied the oxecutiro chair of Michigan. It was during his admin­ small incident which introduced her to istration that tho Suito fiorted with her C. 0. HOLBROOK. ATTORNEY »l U«. Solicitor tn Uh ’ll earl’s.. quantities avenging three quart* at cadi mcoL but grad uully increasing to fodfr beside the usual quantity given at each _..t *- _.u —n. gradually < u favorabl hay ten should bo made freah every two days, u it toon looses its nutritious Alter the calf is fully weaned there is fow days after our marriage I showed her the blessed crimson shawl, which I elected to the Senate of the United redeemed from the owner, and kept as States by the Legislature ot 1847, Vico William Woodbndgi* and served in that ant things to bo found in unexpected be decile and suffer themselves to be approadied and handled both in the pas­ rn ibaakfalh The Executives of Michiganplaces; certainly I may be said to have ture* and in the bam. ' ampU.i ‘ •< ,Un.l picked out my wife on the cars. the election whirh smtuned WM. L COBB. Michigau hat alkwed her Governors baa is4 CoaMs-tlor al Law. Aalicltar commensurate with the dignity and re- the gay and fertive Governor of Michigan, rrf. and Cltvait Court Co«iuii,»W«>»T sponribilitioe of the executive office, yot and many anoedotea are extent ।of his diualv; willaUwU to«ll ba«,h*«a :r. i — .1—. I IJW Wltb |Tofcp<ar..and Ud-lllv. dairy, as the third er administration, the history of which will quietly in their winter Quarters, and ap­ it tCwrijU. Esq . Is EicLauga Dkvk not probably be found among the arch­ ministrative ability and true to the inter­ ives of the executive office. His admin- parently neglected by th sir owners, are U ta Jaaasvy IMO. ests of tho State. Tho first Governor istration, however, was an honorable one, was the youthful Stevens T. MsSon, n lutely necessary lo feed on dairy food, New Rraie to the man or xa o endowments of mind, an ac- Ransom, of Kalamasoo, the only Gover­ even while young. Small qunudties of •mt in imn >nun •> «ak«iw tmutoat linseed meal should bo fed during nor with which our county has been hon­ THA!NS NO»TH.__________ ored. Gov. Ransom's administration tion. The winter has been remarkably the time of growth. people of Michigan who are acquainted HASTINGS HOUSE. with or recollect iti first Governor. But country wni just entering upon that lung mild and the propellers Caldwell end *4* CKty of Fremont, belonging to CapL whoever has looked upon tho faithful anitation which finally culminated in the Pridgixin, have run pretty regularly, be­ E-ait suspended from the walls of the rebeliiun. Gov. Ransom sustained the of Representative* at Lansing can­ ailmot proviso. This brought him in tween Grund Haven end Milwaukee, in connection with the Detroit & Milwau­ not but have marked the bright eye, tho itoct with tho Hunker element under kee Railroad, and now beats of tho Engerect form and graceful attitude that clman line are putting in an appearance. wash, and dry them before laying, and . wore peculiar characteristic!! of Governor bitter contort Hunkerism was victorious, HARVEY WRIGHT, Mr. N. Engnhnan, of Milwaukee, baa Masox 'Ibero ore, however, many of and Gov. Ransom wu about the same as just entered into an enmigumeat with the tho older jritirena of Detroit who will ever ostracised from his party- Ho retired from Detroit A Milwaukee Company to main­ politics at the end of his admiunitration, tain a steamboat line all tho year round - k “COITAI’l” ising of Michigan’s sous, and bo moved end died in Kansas in 1859. His last between Grand Haren and Milwaukee, >«g aJ7.bc«I with a sincere regret that his bright ca­ Uffioo is Kxcbauje Bieck, reer was brought to so sudden and unfor its brevity, and P A. Shellabor (Mra. Partington) on alluding to it said it was she is now bring thoroughly overhauled Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms. notacarly so tong as tho Gururnor's and mule effiacat fur ths present year’s enls of tlwraHs, as when hitched oni HOLBROOK & MILLS, induction into the executive chair, hap­ outaide corner. badness. pening one day upon the rivw bank be­ The Arrangement for 1869 are likely low tho city, ho camo upon somo yliUdAlways tie a halier by first makin; Gov. Ransom, growled through his two ren engaged in the sport of sliding down years, and retired in fkvor of Robert' Haven, as tho following programme will single loop, and throating the end ul; hill upon a primitive contrivance known McClelland, of Wayne county, who only show: Engolmsn will ran two of hia halter through this toup. Thiam ad as a jumper. Tho Governor being of a ly andad, and will never camo tamd occupied the executive office two or three brat boats betwesa MO wankee and Grand OH! Twoa CORNS !OHt nroax COBNS. • months, and then went into the Interior Haven ; one between Grand Haven and itoelL WM- JOHBi. Det*rtment under President Pierce. ^t. Joraph ; one between Grand Haven •'! OH MY! tOfTMYl-1 can’t stand If McClelland survived thia association, and Manistee; ono between Manistee; dstail.soe but bo did, for be eent right off and got Governor of Michigan with some twenty Detroit bar. - Lieut Parsons succeeded1 and Grand Traveree, and one, likely, bw- be—lc ■ tween Sheboygan and Grand Haven. youngsters pled on behind, was gliding with lightening s|>eod down tho steup Mohioons, so far as Democratic Govcr-1 Goodrich will continue to ran his line b»' tween Grand Haren and Chicago, while cotuary in com weauier, tx> cartuul river bank toward the broad sheet of ice QRAXD TBVXK tAILWAT. tho favorite p.-ojeillcr ’ 'Laketon" will to beat them first with the bonds, or bejond. But with Governor, as with At another time we shall take up the <U« ISxobstxtflrw. AIL Dracs'iu la Uaatieft mH It. will contract after being screwed on I others, "the beat laid plans of mice and edftinfatrntion of the Republican Guverly connection with Muskegon. The riv­ nora who have occupied the gubernato­ er boats bntwwn Grand Havre and 31WBI JOHNSTON, Tryprirtw. that a Cannock huckster and rial office of the State dnoo 1854.-Y-/- Grand Rapids will run as horetofuro. anuuoo Ttbfrop*. JOHN MICHAEL. Jttbctllang. UMsretlos*1 Jackses with HICUIOAN CEN tual a. a. i«r V Latest New York News. -- LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! *u Look Out! Look Out! BEAUTIFIER! Costar's' Corn Solvent, j^ICKIwV 11 COBTARS bank just ss the Governor's craft crossed the track. The jumper struck the pong Where la Your laj at Hight I interesting lavenite looks bright, quaint. er, that will set ail the children wild ••Coster’s” Bat, Roach, to. Exterminate "Coater’s” Bod Bug Exterminators. ■‘Coetor’s" (only pure) Insert Powder. and profane language, &, crimtaaLsraiiirareta. IS-IAIBOVB. streets after nightfall, that buys acquire the eduoatam and capacity tor becoming HexktR. Costab, 10 Crosby St. N.Y. SSctaS ’W.Wi Dmmas Banjoes A Co.,SI Park Row,N. Y rorrpqwhreWthio! eoaie land ta New acres wf it with u. y».‘ �693052331815 LICENSED BY THE VPflTEU HTAT authobitt 054551 C. 8. TH0MPM1 4k COT One DOUUAJt Sale For Super Samuel J. Bi I>ry G^do, DomoGoo*^ TiroM, Cot- Yot Township / Burton M <«. Pnwa Axm. rysn. 1*?. smews that a Su <sb n£ny norps io bar making fsmd tin* for M-riwi far Um yiegy y&natsa f£ ssafomal 4*4s*- / For Township T Daniel E. B ' For Jiutloe of t Charles B B coiLKTWiiraimm For Commissioner Henry M. M For School In Travers P ' For Const William Jdc Charles M. Benjamin L Harman. H. At the Republican C 4ay. they placed in nom lent Ticket,—one that 999999999^ the confidence end sup who regards th. beet fare of our people. I true, five, earnest wo of liberty, Tetnjwranc •nd the principle, and by Grant and Cuifax. sag of tho Standard, n ■ rswnr.hsder. end » ytaaaaS^ , mi Isdaaa wsm, which fbe report sivsrs '"cart rfaa easacry cm:g for iaii t*n>pa<a«M sJadsm £i£1z3 a wesk. The '•mteiysd the onwffiM argvmJr rao- . the avowed policy of p that baa been the str publican party- in day. lioans of Hastings, le mu to the support of Tepee tentative. We of the votes in this T •wake to the impor them potent on the Itemember, 1Mera a I price of liberty ’ and happy, prosperous, fre lies in ths triumph of Goxa Abais—A po /rfer the Thornnpple rNa»htilla. Our neig 8791031684 bad luck with their b Nar at Haw —Ou •oepoudence, and ou have found for th HARDWARE STORE. H. A. GOODYEAR, Rmui-We ask •everal Tt-wp-hips ■vote for each office Bupramo Court to th th. Ticket, of all par The Cheapest. STOVES, IRON. NEW STYLES, rm mcg., EDICIX£K,Cni-MICjLI-Bi UPOITAKT lirfcOVEIEKTS * AXB immediately after th WITH Grrt Ctot»ni«B ■ Lilt Stirtt Rrawraa.-Tho ■Registration will be office of tho Town Township, on Satur ^s.9 A. M. to 5 I’ '•will make a note of that they are registe Mann Gnora-W that tho Republican Lave fcominated a fu Leander Lspham that M it wray. Map 11 is with aogret that ww Ud, that the |mM MH» we m W(M st *7amrtMl toarhw," the D—auentie cssdistote far the ftoae ww hrH by Im TaCMB* 4. IM of the paagio asfemro to oUeeM the Republican Tic GO or 70, mid we ba Jowroww.—The &>n> Township h •An the following otondd be elected by For Supervisor, f Tow. Clock, Henr Ttora Tnmrw, D aaotiee of the Peaoe ■M Wtok Hinn fofta* W. MeU B.—w, (1 year) �__ KranUTl NOTICES. * A ■aiariau Meath Mmk.tel(<«•*■* anew FrwTiil, Is sloe ters. Kalsacte le its togs are ike M«d. ot aad'Sn. sen wUely keew* tee Uni •4 tearsaA aga». TBs o«ly ray le *v*U tee* •lro*f teoegk ts Igbt off te statepaevic pel*«a tel prodaen Um, ,,d tb. be.1 ray lo ea­ ter it r Uh ikU rvp«llaal po««r It to toe* Il with UOSTtTTW’8 BTOMACH IITFSIW. It a wsyfanr rvre otelbly toferieU tel * rolB.o wm raltex st the a.xt Mr»rr. h* "teld dwbUw* tare la bls treekasad tote a e fomuto to bl* teuiuiioa. With JmI sheet Ah Hojfsrr Lmx—The importance of the pending Judicial Election cannot tel M lais aetoea *>sy be evU<d. Kay, te be over estimated, and we urge tha Ro- ttoabls will te lew. ter dreg atorv* lie o.« • ro*to, sad evrry reaped.bl. drwggi.t i* publiean* of the County to pull every te Gate kMp. so hsad HOSTITTKU H BIT vote for Lovis 8. Lovxll, aa able, manly, TEIUL Tbs .ntel. te ■ ttapl. of trad a sad it dignified and trustworthy a Judge as there can be found in tho State of Michi- a* lb. store ot ** .pvibtoary allheal Uite pepslar Ionic remedy 1* .tew ot the eip.rl.eee at the sitioe with reg.rd le te article, daring th. apece df Iwaaty I Tax Stats Ticket ia one of which we have every reaeon to bo proud, and wo i Ils merit, to Amerinas. But as our pepal.tio* owo it to ourselves and to tho principles i ynr. i* I*, ueuirni way mw oy imai.gipujua, n of tho party io see that it receives the met be u w.tl to blat lo te TUina mer.Uoc emphatic endonznont that tho Republi- end new amvate. (llrt old ..Ulen knew toll obuirt cam of Barry County are able to give it II,) that UMtellsr'a Hlomacb Bill.re Is the meet wte.eoar. sad petrol rrgslsM. loai««r Wo ask for, and shall bo duappointed tetared;lkel ill.* epnrite fur debit By. d;e■ if it does not receive 1200 majority. For Supervisor, Samuel J. Bidleman. For Township Clerk, / Durton Main. / For Township Trv*‘urer, / Daniel E. Birdsall. ■ For Justice of the Peace, Charles B Benham. For Commissioner of Highways Henry M. Merritt. For School Inspector, Travers Phillips. For Constables, William McPherson, Charles M. Runyan, Benjamin L. Boice, Harman. H. Munger. Dirs.—At Hastings, at six o'clock Monday morning, the 29th inat, Ma*. M T., wife of Has Natuax Baatow, and one of the noblest of women. The funeral is to be attended, to-day, at 10 o'clock. Our warmaet sympathies era enli.ted for the sorrowing friends and relations, who we trust may find conso­ lation in this hour of their deep grief, from the leflectiun that the wife, mother and sister, ha* guno before to that land of eternal bliss to which we are all hast­ ening, and to which all our hopes and asjwrutiuns tend. REFINED SUGARS. SYRUPS. Dry Goals, Griteriei, Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRESTON, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, DYE STUFFS, ETC. General Grocer, 104 Woodward Aoe., Detroit. TAK. HAVER. I'mMwl W Ihe Mtelgu JLFCelvsnity. write lor lb. ti.ln.il Tritium. mm am Drip, letlicilK, Gretna, rfr •—HI HALL'S WALTHAM WATCHES! h. *• smith a co., SHT*. J name iiBUAN HAIR ■■ilal jRsarwER. Fits*** was aie ssir The Board of Registration in and for the Township of Hastings will be in aceaii.n at the office of the County Clerk, at the Court House in the Village of Hast­ ings, on Saturday, the 3d day of April, from 9 o'clock A M. to 5 P. M. By order of tho Township Board of Registration, J. W. Bxmtlky, hmugs, tniMIM * WUUkaS, co. ’ j. w. itEiTixIac Forwarding and Cmamiaaion Marti* Agnus tar te Karluaw A tteedasky Itearw bo.: Li... WbolM.1. Iteler. I. Ohio tteaaw*r«. Fire Bnck. Fir. clay, Unn Mmw Pipe.Ruckl.Mn Yellow Wan. eta. Waaaterae TUk DcraoiT. wiciL, Groceries and Produce, Western Agents. HARROW TEETH AND LIGHT FORGINGS. ” H. A. GOODYEAR, Bailer AKidmie Dealer, At the Republican Caucus, on Satur­ day, they placed in nomination an excel­ lent Ticket,—one th.it justly commands A bill has passed both Houses of the Legislature providing that each orguuixod County may elect a I>rain Commis­ sioner, and proscribing bi* duties. Ths first election ia to bo on tlio first Munday in April and tho County l>roin Commis­ sioner ia to bo voted fur on the same by Grant and Culfix. There Is no lower­ ballot as the Judge of the Kupn me Court. ing of the Standard, no deviation from , He is to enter on tho duties of hi* office the avuwed policy of progree* and reform | the first dny of May following hi* election. that has been tho strength of the He- [ Hi* duties, in brief, are a general super­ ]>ublicao party in day* gone by. Itcpub- , vision of improvements by drainage, to Lean* of Hastings, lot tu rally aa one atti-ad to summoning juries, or procuring mas to the support of oar cause, and its ' the appointment Ly a judge of a Court repre«entativoa Wo .have a majority of record of Comniiteouers, to dvtermfne of the voteaQn this Township, let ua be tho necessity tut any diteh or drain pro­ awake to Uta' importance of making , j osed, and aieesa damage* and taxes them potent on the xlay of election. upon jirvperty injervd and beuelited Itemember, “etaninl ‘‘vigilance ia tha thwrvby, in ju*t proportion, much as a»price of liberty* and thw only hope of a ee*amenta are made for street improve­ happy, prosperous, free Commonwealth, ments in cities. The fact ia quite long' lies in the triumph of Republican prinri- and minme in its provision* for the pros­ ecution of improvements by drainage for tho benefit of low lands, swamp lands, she confidence and support of.every man | who regard* the best interest and wel-. fare of our people. It is cpinpo.-ed of j true, live, e*rn<*t worker* in the cause . of liberty. Temperance, strict economy, I and tl»e print iplc* and policy inaugurated | QN THE MOST REASONABLE TERM. CROVL AHO Iteuf.elurertW LEATHER BELTING. Coastoally ee Uni. all elite ot Riarl. tod 1.-V1* I . M.1, n_L. The time bring ao abort it waa intpoeaible to call a County Convention, and therefore acting in tho name of tho Re­ publicans of Barry County, the County Committee haru placed in nomination have bifed fur the pa»t two weeks fur that cffice Jatoea W. liuughtalia, Messrs. Correspondents, why i* thia F and earnestly commend him to tho cor­ dial support of the voters of tho Connty. Regular, or nut at all, is our motto. By order of the Connty Committee, Oxo. M. Drwrr. •evoral Tuwnehip* to Bend ua the lull Chairman. -vote for each office from J uatite of the Hastings, March 29th, 1869. Bupreme Court to tho last Constable on the Ticket, of all parties, and if puesible, | ■ppitetiee Addon. DETROIT CHAIR FAC­ TORY. tirtr.il. Mlcbipe ' K. B.-Btek Waloul uj Mapl. Lumber wa». , Monde r Tharwiay. >. Fridae, barter. Teeter. Tbnratey, Friday, Meedkr. immediatidy after the votae aro counted. Reoisrsa.—Tbs several Boards of Registration will be in session at tho office of tho Town»hip Clerk in each Township, on Saturday of this week, from 9 A. AL ta 5 P- M. AU interested Michigan —Exchange. Ria: ThuHorri. aetee^ and fcrerabl. knewa to Ite Trailing Fabric.), bring Iborangbly re­ paired and pul ir. perfect order tor bnaiuen. and will ewntioee to ba kepi ta all Ila appnaimauU AXD UXDn THE DEBT CVLTIVATIOY r fieoe Beltelaf., reaee., n Am* Wkte * IPr*ce @60 an A.cre« Leander laipham fur Superyiaur. Bo that m it may, Maple Grove should elect tho Republican Ticket by a majority of GO or 70, and wo bare no doubt it will bo dons ______ _ ______________ Joxxsrowx.—Ths R. publican* of the Baxxxm Township have placed in nomin­ ation tho following excellent Ticket ; it should be elected by 200 majority: For Supervisor, Leri M Dowry; For Town Clark, Henry P. Cherry; For Town Treasurer, Daniel H. Chars; Far AterioeofthoPemw, John H Munroe, '(♦ years); Hfawn Crisman, (3 yean); <Mrge W. Sheffield, (2 years); Jonathan NaBtawi, (1 year): For Highway Q*j*|dsMr, Matthias H. Crisenaa ; For ' Bckod laapectoc, Goo. W. fihrfhH; Far Giambis*, Dated H. CUsa, William Tiu Farm’ Mutual Tire ta Co. BABhf ABD EATON COUNTIES am Farm Pn.pcrtr er»in«l !«•*• or llama by Fir. or UgbtolBg. CO OK.COBURN k CO. �nts Wanted DBUGS, CASH STORE STSftrtJFIBart GRi A3UTS VAXTED FOB TUB Secrets of the Great City. All Hastings Outdone! A Vrt tescriyUvs of Os TiKara. sMI tbs V<c«t. Um SystertM, Bieerias sad (Maws sTKsw taal view to comfort, and tho entire ha­ shing to in walnut and maple of exqtriJits pattern tho system of arched work cnonenting tho windows being porticolariy* noticeable. Tho transverse ribs GEORGE PRESTOJf Early Rose Potatoe L'scr Pure Drugs & Medicines, a copy of this beautiful pictorial ?Jsg»aiue, published from Chicago It to a gem indeed, and perfectly adapted to the younger, readers. The little onoa should all have it by all means; and if they read it once they will want to read it again. BuLecriptlon, one dollar a year; •taCle number, ten cents. A'Idroes, L.1 II. Dow uno, publisher. No. 104 lladlaon stfeetvChicago. Illinois. Dbmokest'm Moktult.—Thto tojustJy called the "Queen of the Monthlies.” It to the only rcil woman’s *nsgaxinc In Aanerlca. It to foil of £t»d sound sense, and practical information. It gives away money value in Ito valuable fullsloed patterns with every issue, and con. talus a miii* nt ID tercet to every woman BOOKS AND STATIONERY, jss The KrtaBT, for April has been rseelrtd. This to a monthly magazine •f 32 pages, full of spirited Illustrations, well chotcn articles, and to tn every way adapted to tho wants and taste of Us rea­ ders. It toderimud for the 'Tittle folks'1 who are just launching ont upon theses of words, and by ito cheerful snd attxacUve pages, wifi do much to make what to often a dry and irkacme task, both raV and p'.ea-ant. Wo would commend it to our readers, as one of the best in­ vestmenta they can make for tho little •nee. Published st $1.50 a year by John L-Shobey. Boston, Mam. A sjicclmca eon bcasim at the BAitXEaOflcc. ' GodeVb Lady's Book--The April number Is fully aa attractive as ever, sod in this n«j«ct it has no superior among the American inaaarlr.es. It has st.-od the surest an-1 safest of all test, that of time, and Its triumph to perfect and complete, it contains everything that tha reader eeuld expect to find In a pe­ riodical of its class, and to most complete in Its Hluauutioas of the latest fashions. L. A. Godky, Publisher, Philadelphia, Pa. For rale by Hani Bros., al their Book and News Depot, on JcfThraan St. IMPORTANT TO FABMKRS! ATLANTIC 4 GREAT TfBTKRK Broad Gauge Railway! HA8TIKGS DRUG STORK CALIFORNIA A OREGON NEW YORK »< HL EI, piiri.ADKi.pniA. BA LTinOBE, nsstl WAMII1GTO.1 LITT. Tbis ..th...:, Roul, to |b. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania i Sash and Blind Factory Ost Broadway, Velocipede Wheels Lora water to most beneficial for an occasional drink to fowls. It to a pre­ ventative of many diseases, and aorists thp formation of bone and eggs. It should be prepared as follows : Four City Drub Stor ^ynOLESALh A BETAIL. Groceries and Provsions, »Wn tho limo is stacked and settled draw the cleor water off, which can bo kept for a oonsidarablo time Tho Hmo MAILS, AXES, SALT, COD FISK, Tla.Ware of Every DeaerfptiM, Cl..,I. ak.I- .O..L. ...J UYBTER DEPOT, W. A. 8ARTW.T T, * — ,a,wrm ■Nolle Utat L. La I MF-KIl OrsfgJW d.rwt “f*’? •' n-ltlmorv. svsry •tterdsy, ud fur ..Lt U 7 Wholesale and Retail. ^Itovisg 8«tel epte?Mta«M«, 'LSI! WILL BE PAID •rs_FraldM RsMsMttt «.,iA W. A. 8A.RTWELL. Hastings, Ttoa ISEh. jggy. tesJStf ^BEYOU i.tSUKEDT reminds Mr. B. that ba to "tho Tie hrsen' iitui Fin la. ft tic Governor of the State." • Btembbsan majority fat New in- u 1^00 greater than tost tbefigurerof tho V }'. Marfo ▼ick•a Floral Guide for 1869 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-04-07.pdf 2997da396df041c20470176f06bd20d9 PDF Text Text MigCTtWo VOL. XIII. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, APR. 7, 1869. Will be mad*. ? .. • H .Vf - ■«/ i-3< Mr. BURR WHl not that cat off the right of a ruralxrto rots a bo got in after the U-t nnmo wsh called-nd bfbre tho rreut wvs announced, when he may have been abeu-nt un tho burinem uf tbs Hou*;? ■ • . Mr FERRY. If a nxmW is ahasnt by the Inara of th* House he is permitted Iw . rivet* at any time befcro tho final annocn.-omcmt s bat sale a be is absent I y the teev* fifth* Houae ho mu t bo with­ in the bar bsfo-v tho la.4 name on the roUierdM. Mr. BURR. That is only when ths JtHiittM Directory. BOSTON CASK STOKE Is now Ready to Show GOO AND PRICES! That*s thO Point! Come and See. Hastings, Jbiich., Feb. 1st, 18G9.—yl RAILWAYS. JHisrellamj. isKRis Mr. FERRY. Irim tumakoapririleg»u report. 1 am iuaauoted by tho Cumniiuso of the Rules to r-]>ort tun AL lowing nsulu-ma: . KtvActU, Thnt tho uccund clause of Rate li« ia hereby amende-! to read as C. G. HOLBROgX, i' I it. ,E£H LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! 'Costar's' Corn Solvent, and it cured him." aSK;:r. Mr. FERRY. Yee,rir. I mor. the previous question. Tho previous question urns eowmdod and the ra tin qu-etiun ordered ; and un­ der th' operation thereof the resolution was agreed to. Mr. FERRY moved to reconsider tho vote by which the res 'Intron was adopted; and also nn.vod that tho motion to reounslier be 1 iid on tho table. The latter motion waa agreed to. erixmxe coxxrrrtxa. Tho Speaknr annouuoed the standing committees a* follow*: Ways and Moan»-Me«m. Schenck, Hooper, Alli -on, Maynard, Kelly, Brooks, Orth. McCarthy and MarehalL App-oirhitiims Mee*ra. DaweC Bea­ man, KeLey, Washburn, of Wi conaiu. ' Dickey, Nihlack and Beck. . Banking an 1 Currency—Mcsvrs. Garfio'd, Lynch, Sudd Coburn, Smith, of Vermont, Packer, Cox and Junes, of Kminoky. Rvconatrnerion - Mewre. Butler of Mnwiacbuwtu, Frnuswurth, Bonmsn, Paine, Wer l, Julian, Poland, Whittemvre, Peck., Woodward and Muegan. Be..rgwniastiun of the CHI bsrvice— thatk* waa within tho bar when thote.t naw un tbo roli" wao oslisd : PiuriAO, OOMvrvr, 'Inal any asuiuber aboent by leave oi the 41 uu-- may ruts at any time before tho result is announced. Mr. HOLMAN. 1 Ask that the sec­ ond clause of tiu> twen y-ninth rule may bo road, *<• that we m-y ace exactly wire: tho amendment is. Mr.EKltRY. I will state to tho gvntlem .n Lom Indians thnt tho object of the mnendiuent is to save time. The Speaker is now reqsued to put the ques­ tion, "Were yuu widiiu thn bir buforo the last nemo on too roll waa calUlF’ to every tn amber ri lug tu claim his priv­ ilege to vote. Tuc olyrit of the am»*dmont ia tu«t the tpeakar shall make a gunoral ate tome nt st once, and then al­ low *ufih member to rise in, his nlam Bud oiler hie vote U[>oa .hi accepted aa.ur-, amc that be was with :i toe bux bsmre the last name un tho roll waa called. The bl'i-AKKU. TheUterk will reed the rule *s it now •tands. The Clark read eg rullowa: “And whnu Buy unmUmr shall ask luaro to rule ton O]>eakeroha 1 prupound to turn the queatfon. “Wert you wi.h n the bar before tue last uume un the roll wa* called 1 and if ho shall answer in the negative ttos Speaker shall nut lurtaer entertain the request uf *Uck mwbex to vote: P.aowser., That any member who rssubeeat by op tk* Houm may vrie at any dme before the re*alt is aunounyXi Mr. I’llltUY. 1 think there can bo mo objection to the amendment, I yi.-ld fur a mom .-nt to the goutlemaa [hum Illinois, [Mr. Ftatuwurth.J । Mr. rKANaWURTH. I am very glad the Ouounittes on the Roles have mode this report. It U*a«tnu>k, I hare nu doubt, every member of tu« Hou*-, a* it hue struck annual every [»is.>a who has vi*ited Waahiugtou, that Usrs was »om Liing exceeding y ssksus on tho Speaker atamliug turns and interroga­ ’ ting every member who dusired to vote in that rapid manner, “Wore yuu within, tho bur buioro the lait name on th.> rvll। was called f" 1 was re-minded uf tho, awkwurkneee uf tho thing tho other day, by an aaooa-te which 1 hard. A ireaodI uf mine told m> that he uta sitting in; tho gallery when hs boa d this ouuver-. .ation between two jm tiu*. One off tliem asked tho other: ‘What doe. the Bpoakursav!* Mhar duos he a-k the mumbereP’ Theotnsr one anid: “As near a* I can got at it ho aaka them, “What did yuu du with yvur last winters . sari that a larxo batelr ri:»<wdMtinns and Aicher. Exp.miimxvs In Treasury Department -Mr * v Allteon, Wberiar. Lash, JUddall and B:r-g*. Expenditures la the War Deportment -Maa^s. Williams. Tanrier, Onana, Cobb, of North Carolina and Burr. Expuadlums to Navy Department— Meter*. Lynch, Cowles, Dickey, Hamill | Burnt <rf tbo first and .oehaiid eissO mia­ . aiona. . Th.iroar* raijuus tMculatiuna u to (ho result of Uio CmlaU ttHnmit| tee of th- two Houaeo oa ttag Toa<re-of Expcud.tare* In Poetoffice Depart­ ment- Misra. Moore, ct New Jersey, Blugham, Hay. Benjamin and May- Exi<endltures on Public Buldinr*— -Mcasie. Chu.chill, Fla, Pbelpe, Hoag and lUmblvtoa, of Mary land. Hul«»—The rpeuker, Messrs. Banka, Ferry, CardUd and Drvoka. . __ _ ______ __ SfaMFnllraad Committee have UttuOl tori. Chair­ man io move in the Senatethejaqdtirffa udfeknurnent at the House bill gftfoting light of way te the El h*ado or hawthorn Pec-tic Rosd, in which Fremont inter­ ested. Its irienda mivcrtheleri jifcofesa (Chai, man), Feesenden, Cameron, Har­ lan, Mor.on. Pattereon and Caaeerij. Cummereo—M>ear*. Chandler), Cor­ bett, Keliuvg. ~ pentar, Conkling, Busk­ in* ham, and Vickcr*. ' 1 inance—Messrs. Morton (Chairman). WUliams,CattriC Morrill, Warner, F«oU,B and Bayard. f;. Mannfactur.a- Mrears. Mortun (Chair­ man i, Yates, Bobertoun, Boremao and McLonald. urn, Townsend, Fiteh, Hawley, Winans, bmilh of Iowa, Wilson, of Minues-ota, and McCormick. PostuQkv—Momrs. Frjm»worth, Fer­ ry, Hill. IwitchsD, Boyd, Tyner, Fitch, Smith and Adams. Manufacture* — Messrs. Morrill of man/. Robertson, Tipton, Gilbert and McCreary. Appropriations--Messrs. Foreende* (ehiilrman), Grijnse, Wilson, Cole, -F]>n<ueand Etockton. , Military Aflhln—Mesaxs. Wltern fcbaliman), Howard, Cmneroa, Mortem, dent iein favor of the recognition of the Thrysr, Abbott and Schurx. repreeecUuvcs of the Cuban in Jugenta, Naval Aflklre— Mein. Grimes (ehalr- now here, and, of coarse, W the sbetenition of tlio Cuban provisionalngrirenmunt, with tho right* o( WHg^raa^. Jodlelarj—Messre. Trumbull (chair­ man ). Btewart, Edmunds. Conkling, Rleo, Carpenter and Thurman. - , . ; Poet Office and 1‘ort Bonds—Mem. Ramsey (chairman), Pomeroy, McDon­ ald, Harlau, Cole, Gilbert and Thur- Militia.—Messrs. Shanks, of Mary­ land. Clarke, Smythe, of Iowa, Bates, Ikrnnclly, Moore, of Ohio, Trimble, Reading and Bird. . Dbartet of Columbia-Maseru. Cooi, Walker. Wil llama, of Indiana, Lllfi la , Bates, Hamilton, Cowls., Store and Kdo'.L Judiciary—Mrure. Bingham, Davis', Butler, of Massachusetts, Cook. Peters, Mcrcur, Langbrldge, Eldridge, and Private. Land Clalnw-Masars. WIL ’-‘-.ms <^airman), Ferry, Sawyer, Kel> logg and Bayard. Indian AfTk.ra --Mews. Harlan (cl air nau), Ro a. Corbett, Thayer, Bucklng| hum, Bo and and Davis. Penalons—Meeem. Edmunds (chair­ man), 'lipton, Spencer, Pratt, Brown­ low, bchu.s and-McUreery. P.cvoluUous.y Claims—Messrs. Yates Revolutionary Claim*—Meters. Boyd, (chairman). Poll, Fowler, Brownlow Ambler. Proeser, Stoughton, Wit.bar, an.! Saulsbury. Junes, of North Carolina, Nlgley, More Chime—Messrs. Howe (chairman), r ey and McNally. Wnley. Scott, Bprngue,Robeil*au, Pn.lt Public Expenditure*-Memre. Coburn, Sawyer, Wilson, of Ohio, Hawkins, Knapp, Dennri'y, Jones, of North Car­ Ila (chairman), Pattenoo, Bumnar, olins, Gets and HamilL Rice, Hama, Pratt and Vickers, Private Land Claim*—Messrs. Blair. Patusts—Mcasre. Wdlcy (chairman). O'Nn U, Dixon, Walker. Maynard. Ferry, Can*ent*r, Osborn and Norton. Waahbarn, of Wieoonala, bwann, I-Ubllc BnUdtogand Grseusds-MsssrB. Morrill tctad.man), 'Irumbuil, Ferry, Nasal Aft Ire-Meows. Scofield, Ferry, Cole and bUxkton. Stevens, Ket.hum, McCrocry, Hals, Territories-Messrs. Kys (chairman), Archer end HaipbL Foreign A(Ua~Messrs. Banka, Judd, Blair. Wilkinson, Sheldon, Willard, Ambk-r, Wood and Swann. Trrrlto.lei-Mmsra. CuUon, Ward. Taflte, Lycr, it merry, of Ohio, Duval, llaxnbllctou, of Maryland and ClaveMims and Mining—Messrs. Stewart Revolutionary Pen. Ions — Messrs. (elialrasai.), Chandior, Anthony Yaiee Deweese, Willard, Knapp, Gllfllteu, Beas, Saulabnry and Fowler. Winans. Butler, of Tennessee, Rice, Ou R.-vreion of Laws of the United Regers and Smith, of Oregon. titatto—Mvmi.s. Conkling (chairman). Invalid Pension*-Benjamin Benton, Sumner, Carpenter, Pool and Bayard. Wl son, of Ohio, Hoyt, The pa. Bowen, To Audit and Oaotrol Contingent ExK-ichJauJ; Bird and Swaeney. IMflieea of the Senate-Meuefa. Craglu Roads and Onate-Mestre. Ingersoll, (chairman), Edmunds and Davie. Ames, Cobb, of North Carolina HSjilb, Prtrtong—Mesas. AntbMiy (rirelxof Ohio. Prownr, McGraw, Write and ■*•), Harris and Camariy. Ubrery-Mamn.. CaUall (chairman) In the Mupaay ahuuW be nre-ident, that thi. pre-uUa. duly swuru tu kaepenUrslr m communications that shoffid od t» him in lus official det* night, that each unmarried and lady should write, Ju*.a �tie names of tho offltatu ehc^ FurBf.fMh.qfe COMING, , ___________________ __ ‘Gbwn Clerk, Tbaddras T Dewey; for Court, and of courue, the Hoard told do ilrtra Treasurer, John Gibson; far Justice no tee* ’ than declare tbo Republican;__________________ _______ __________________ ofUo Peace, Charted Fowler; far High- inee elected. We odd tbo names of tho m«> whmjGodmakesnone. The " *"•*"*“ wayXoBUsieekmar, Joe) G. Brown; for rXtepjbifaBtaabat..................... Highway Commitoiotwj to fill vacancy, ' For Supervisor, .Hocrv Browns far NathanVBarns; for &hod Inspector, TownCkefa WoitstaU H. Craety; fix । ReajamiXPeart*; for Coe. tabire, Aneel Town Treasurer. Fitnh M. 6oariae;for 1 Towla GiBtort Lapham, Warren Seeley J-uxtteotathePMcatofin vacancy, W, and Daniel \ Wulf IT. Dodge ; for Highway Commisalonor, JBVELL ELECTED COTKBSOB. The ^Legislature publican. save that the Rapablieak^umsu*sioncr of-Highway* was elected. \ 'tr^ed' ' MVLJY. WyMILf-L >nn><n.c XH.1A. i-ATH xili Asher W. Roberta; for School Inspector, ' to fill vacancy, Hugh Smith; for Qxuta■blee, Felix Chamberlain, Frank M. Os­ , good, Charles F. Terry and George G. Goucher Ywnttti Sriixcs. - As ever tho Repub­ licans of this Township have proved true Asarais.—Hera as In Maple Grove a as afoul, ducting tho following Tuwnihip personil quarrel has cost tho Republican officcra by mure than three to cue. party a Supervisor - Hon. Richard Joneo For Supervisor, John W. Briggs; for 1200 being defeated by a majority of 53, Town Clerk, Thomas A. Hubbard ; for white th* balance Of- bur Ticket had Town Treasurer, William Wataon; for Majority. about 50 majority. It te indeed passing Justice of tho Peace, Daniel L Stockin-. strange that RcpubErans cannot learn to 'I for Highway Commissioner, Atosuto U. vote the Ticket they Hominntu in Caucus. '' Still; for School Inspector, William H. aa (lie Democracy always do, for tho1 Ellas; far Constable*, John J. Croat; For the 15th successive time, the Re­ soke of tho triumph t*T Republican prin- George H. Ford; EdwardR Chandler; publicans of the Pexinsula State have ciplee, and the raocess of our policy. We Archibald Murdock. achieved a glorious triumph over the append the names of the offlrare elect, Cmtixtos. - As ever tho Republicans Copper-Rebel Domoeraey by tho Elceof thia Township hare elected their en­ Supervisor, William W. Cola; for tire tickat by a decided majority as fol- { tion of their State Ticket by a larger ma­ Town Cleric, Cornelius W, Tompkins; jority, probably, than wo* over given at for Tuwn Treasurer, Robert N. Atmore; For Buparvuon, John K>agk; for a spring election before, and the election Fur Justice of the Poucv, (full term) Clerk, Henry A. Brooks ; for TreaAurer, of Twelve of tho 16, Circuit Judges by Solomon L. Hyde; Commi-rioner of Nathan F. Bholdun; Justice of the derided majorities, and three-fourths of Highways, (full termA Daniel Davis; •! Peace,- W. H. Beedi* ; Justice of the For School Inspector, Thomas H. Bar- I1 Peace to fill vacancy. Kenyon Mead ; tho Township officer! tram; For Constable*, Lewis Wilber;! । far Highway C'>mmi**>on't, Charles Robert N. Atmore; George Ruth; John ' I Tyson ; for School Inspector G. Keagte ; The result of the Election in this coun­ Fondas for Con tables, Horace Larkins; Minor ty on Monday was, as everybody ex­ WooDtiXD. - In this Township the Mood; George Crabb ; Thomas Walpected it would bo a decided Republican Republicans clectad their entire Ticket don. lA-mrer, tv . a,.. ’ only of S3 I m victory, though the majority for Dr, »n K„ H,„n. April ctb^Cmfla. n> Psun for County Superintendent was for Sqmtu ,»a .’.»l lb. gj,. „.d, ,, lb„ ClmoMUmt not as large as it should have boon, for lb. Ulue. of <1.. Tok.t W. nooi... ■ if Mr SU.U1 i. ..li.fird now, tbol ^liwl M J^u, BopubUcn, 811 mothe State has not a better Superinti nbo mm boot Mr. Wbmbrn, m>d Ibot fur Gor.raor Soong. IlopoUi. dent, or a mere prompt and efficient I----- k. OJ - l. A-r-. * u u a, lrf officer, white his opponent had no Quali­ I t • ■fat'd tn run anintl kirt in 1867, District, by 764 majority ; Kellogg, Re­ fications for the position, and we an? and that if be (Wheeler) ran thia Spring publican, in the 2d 1) strict, by 323; glad ma friend of education, that a man- i Ar eowAf defeat him," Oh Stowell! how Starkweather, Republican, ia the 3d you did it, did'nt yon ? The following District, by 225 ; and Barnum, Demo­ fy, dignified and experienced officer i. to are the names of the R, publican Officers crat, in the 4th District, by about 700. remain in charge of the public school* of Tbo People approve tHvfSth Consti­ tutional Amendment. We have not nt thia time Par Supervisor, Milo T. Wheeler; for the official result of but few townships, Town Clerk, StqJien B. Ingerson ; for but eatimate the majority for Mr. Ju.ticouf tbo Peace, Deni* Dreskell; Cooley at 1200, and the Rejects nbqi^the for Highway Comnu**i.>n<-r. John Hym - Gen Sheridan ha* the now marble fur Highway Commissioner (to fill Vi building on the corner of l^salle and M*», Car Judge Lovell at 3000, for Mr. cuey.) Albert W. Dilhmbeck ; fi Washington strveta, Chicago, for his hxT. Prow«nb< AU..™,, u School ___ ml __> Woriry Meyers; f< Impactor, hoadquAtors. 1000,fur Dr. Palmer 400, and for Hough- Cun»tabk-«, James 0. Ixe; Hugh KU—The I*ree>dent was unwell again on tafia, for Drain Commiauonor, at 1200. - - Munday, and waa unable to mc viriuil*. He wa* in hit uflloo but a abort time. But the official canrtva mny Inrgicy vary Holme.. •er County. theee figuroe We add the result of the several Townships, as for as they havo been received for Township Officers. Jeaxerawx,—In this township the Re­ publicans elected tho whole town-diip ticket, without opposition, the vote b ing about 1JT fur Moh of tho following named .gentleman K 7 ‘ . For Supervisor, Levi M. Dewey; for Town Clerk, Henry I’. Cherry; for Town Treasurer, Daniel H. C^atr; for Justice of the Iteace, John H. Munroe; for Justice of the Peace, to fill vacancy expiring July 4 th, 1872, Hiram Colo­ ma; far Justice of the Peace, to fill vacancy expiring July 4th, 1871, George W. Sheffield ; for Justice of the Paaev, to fill vacancy expiring July 4th, 1870, Jonathan 8. Stevens; for Highway Commiasfaaer, Matthias H. Coleman; far School Inspector, George W. Shef­ field ; for Constables, Dante! H. Chase, William Sponhower, John A- Teller, and John H. Ncrria Hlsrtros,- Sore heads and Bolters, defeated tho majority of tho Republican Ticket in this Tbwmdiip. So that while tho R> publicona had itD votes to 233 for the Democrats end 61 for tho RusmsII party, 50 of wham were Republican bolter*, the Democrats elected their 8upcrviwr, Ju-.tic% Treasurer, and one Constable. All we have to aay is that tbe result ia no indication of tbo’strength —Mr* Clem, tho Indianapolis ranrdores» w.u on Monday sentenced to Btetu Priaua/or Hfo, the xnutiun for urrast of judgement having been denied. of parties here ns wo hare 66 majority on our State arid County Ticket. Wo add the Delaware River. have been itwane. LICENSED BY THE L’NITEl) S. H.&D.H. COOK'S C. 8. THOMPSON & 00'8 out jtJA.T One DOXaIaAR Sale Dry Goods, Draw Guode. Liuoas, Cot­ tons, Fancy Good*, Albums, Bikie*, tiilTer-Pmted Wmfi. Ctftfery, Leather and German Goode bfererjrd(Meri|>(foa,£e. TttwisttIJ.• I..V. -• I a. urLurmet friNeV ’ fitre*t». baa laid u» und( eoidreoT tl>e Dciiolt La tbe day of f-uU.a-tton utblr papers and inu^ COLLECTION = COKYEYAEQIS llietogniph Ga.le y ot> the t’CKt office, to b.- th* lags, which win be coui tor ccctij-ation early uc Diiatib - The prii Tiekrts, and the uecwwa etectien, cuupled with th* Editor, has delayed paper for a couple of da On HYDE& PRINDLE. S , ■to * HARDWARE STORE, , that no inagaxlne inthL oaere length of time, h r-mecli gooda* Packa 1UI th COUTtT HOUSE, of every young msn w Itoyeera may bo man. tor doing good never Ic H. A. GOODYEAR. STOVES, IRON dun,- bvael.fe, burs )>>•■<* «.-l \ jdSt tbe sabe bar nib, Ho is supposed to Addlnir Transportation. ^Partinlsr AumHm paid ts Onl.r for wilding Materials. lite as any Monkey tho Deg Fight would. Am .'no aympolhy with tbe propriotorof theec <wiv*d at tbo hands of t Union Hall, wo really the public alroota *houk the purpooet of a Vcluc Ii.tvm*TKD Bioana -Tbo tale R. G. 1’ADD toversbly known as on MOMEY TO LOAN Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery, from tho able pe s of Jo D._ accmpanlod wi.h a trait of Mr. Itantec. A in tbo Sunday-Scho’d a repy of th* «ke teh/re to tbe puU.*hcr- of tbe Dodge's Clebrated Plows MKIOWIEMH —A soldier’s widow ia Hai^ford drew her pension money the other day, went on a spree, set Ora to her clotlung and burned up both horvlf and her green­ backs. TSE H*T! The Cheapest. NEW STYLES, —It has beornno a law in Minnesota that no public school from which colored children are excluded ahull receive any Henry HongLtafin; far Justice of tho part of the school fund. Peace, William Freegtan; for School In­ : — The Jdethodisfo have purohased the spector, Charles H. Gaskill; for School Bromfield House hi Boston, at *360,000 Inspector to fill vacancy, Delos B, Free­ which is to .bo taken dawn, and ft largo ,man ; Car Highssny Oommimioner, Win. ■ : Warner; for Constables, John M. M. ' Fcnohtf, George Bryant, Orrin BaboucX ■mated in Waalungtun 1 'and William 9- Greer:. dent, Ifreeidont of tho Hotd-I* JfopnbJk.’®. of course, end Secretary of tho 8-nata/ For Supervisor, Huron Healy; for tresOsA.8mllW.Us. ; far Town Trewtror, Manning Doud; for Jutice of the Peace Barah-y R. Blanchard; for School Inspector, Davul Hoe# ; for Couatabtee, Marcious 8. Cooky, George Ecelecta by a banUomu majuSl th* /oL way, letaa Rork and Gvorge Lu Crosby. ' exceUrui ticket for town- Mp of­ Tlsuirm—Here our Repuhlteana lowing ' toe again covered themselves all over 1ficers: For Supervisor, Calvin B. Dickerson; with gtory, electing the following excelbat ticket by aa average majority of Jfor Town Clarvk. Dean B. Tyler; fur Tuwn Treasurer, David A. Bowker ; for over 100: Justice of tho Pi-aow, Jaxna. N- Colla.ter, For Supervisor, John F. Emory; for ’ for Highway Commeasianer, Orfo Mt» Tuwn Clack. Mariua F. DowBrc; far In A. Town Treora. South Sandford; for OTd.tetnUte BAMT. Jostle, of ita Iteare, John P. Emory; fioHigWoyCutanuMtonor, Gvoqp R 1—B; For School tojwSbmmG. ‘ „ HIATE8 - A ITiitedolphia picture frame seller chopp»d his ante and two children on -Tho chargvsof corruption against tho names of tho officer* ellected. Fur Supervisor, David G. Robinson ; Senator Fenton are creating con-Jlcrable excitement at Washington, and the afttifor To wnehlp Clerk Burton Mam; for Foatotiiste will make an effort to have Town.hip Treasurer, John Bcesmcr ; for him expelled it tho charges arc ausJustice of the Peace, Wnx. Burgher i lor Justice uf the Peace (to fill vacancy.) Gemge 0. Worth ; for Commissioner of Highways, Henry M. Merritt; for School Inspector, Travers Phillips; for Cunstableu, William McPherson; W H Stebbins; Benjamin L Boice; Harman —The “ Class Cup " of Dartmonth H. Munger. CoDege class of 1867, has been won by BitriMcrax.—This year we haven good Charles Francis King, a teacher in New report from this township, being no les Bedford, Maaa Bcnixn.—In this township the entire Republican ticket is elected, except 8. than tho election of tho the entire Re­ P. Cady, Esq, for Highway Commfo- publican ticket, and a ticket thnt •tai litasoMr, by a d««dod majority. We ro- puklicr- from center to circumferanee by grsd the defact of Mr. Cady, but presume nn overwhelming majority. The officer* it will tench him that ho cannot run on are as follows: a party ticket, and bo elected while doing For Supervisor, Milo L- Williams; for •H ia his power to defied another nom­ inee of the same party- " • not know who waa the enoemful candidate, ssd hence omit tho office from our list —A party of negro thievo* living with wu-meu uu Lo,t Island, just isdow Loui.• villp/ w< rv taken by th* Louisville police au Sunday. Witt Pxrra axb Wt; ■loadid aMKirtmant, al yloa, just received by 1 WITH IUrORTAXT llrsOTEMEXTS MQaliiratiani LaitSM Du.- C. J. Lure, Dear pleasure that I avail n pxtwtey to expree* my far the great good yon L aemo Ity diverse (O ent Bronchiti* with the adfoo) is rapidly yield new and effiaout mo My hoed and throat, wbote system fa grad leoagretufateyuaont ia this ■ community. DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, Bmri™ Bfork, ’ ■MIDDLEVILLE, I that tho oldest and m of Lung end Throat giving way toyvurrem all are more than eatiatacerely hoping th ■ayaMoedycu where iMmah you moa g �jtaral »ai SlUnUawaiM. . N< v; York, March 12. Tho stringency in money is folly m peat as at any previous date. During, the morning grvenbecks were at our-, eighth presaiam on certified checks, o ing to the fact that money was borrowed backs, which are not very flush te-day. Batee nasi d up at tho doeo, and after S:80 p. m. tberv were some largo salesGold was weaker, declining one-half du­ ring the day. Government < eewritiee arv somewhat firmer, but cvmpurotivvly in­ active. Fluur i» heavy, and a decline of 5 to 10 par bbL ia noted aa follows : I <- aaursc' Aa Ordinate to XsUNiahTlro Limits in the Village of Hastings- __ .__ i._ iv. mnr Dry GM Griceriet, Wheat doll an! heavy, and 1 io ‘,C lower. White Michigan is held |1 85. WLLLJAM Ap'EBtia. Prorisians generally uro without decided Wall Parrs and WinBiW Suaues—A change. Hope hold steady nt previous splendid assortment, all new and fre-h quotations. A little hotter feeling is stylos, justroceived by Main Brothen, tf manifest in dry goods, •though trade is for from being active. Prices aie stead­ Hied Tho nop’cot of J. Colo and ier, and with no noticeable changes. son. xney are doing a tip top busin rm The euepension of tbe firm of L. & B. and are on hand every time with the Curtis & Co. h announced, growing iml of foreign connixtiun. utmost promp tn n i« Music & Jewelry. QB THE BOST SUSOIUBU TEAMS. General Drip, Mita, Gratis, Dotruit April 8, 1869. Tbe Boa;d of Ft-U Bria n In-pee ore Budnoes begins tu show a little more eeion>enee«d n teselon hi-re to-day, April •th, end are conviderlux the difficulties activity, and mon.-l>anta are looking to a lively spring trade. In flour a fair buri no a has been dune, more, in fact, than for many days previously. Tho de­ News Slo o.xoruor e. State 4 Jelle.Twm mand yvsb'tday waa mainly fur luw ^treats, baa laid w> under obligations for grade- for conaignm >nt to eastern mn:eeplrsof the Detroit Lallys received on the day of pull.cation, and other val­ keta. Other brand*, huwevvr, were in uable patera and uia^axlntu. Go and sumo demand, and trade un the whole [ was decidedly improved, though prices I a e without change. Quotations are as follows: 4 Choice Supo-.ior. 17 60 to |G 00. . Midiiua d-«, , 7 00 to 7 50. Ch -iee Atuhrr, C J5 to 7 00. Tli. rv is no demand fur wheat, either £>r mi'uing pitrpov-s, or sbipm -nt to the i | East lin.crs and oellrre are »tid at va­ Dxiati».- llio printing of diction Tickets, and tho lieicooiry work of tho •lection, coupled with tho sickn-na of the Editor, ha* delayed the issue of this paper for a couple uf days, but we shall be on time again next week, as wo hare •very reason Io bcliovo. Salta & Harranlm, riance, neither making ear omcce iun, „! aw eau'es a general stngnafion H. A. GOODYEAR, Baiter Hitap Deafer, l*ricee remain unchanged. Corn is quiet and 3c firmer. Barley is axctwdingly dull. it being diffii ult to roll nlany price. Declined during the week 35 percent Rye nominal, with no demand nt tbjo HALL’S 81 10 in store. Apples are sc arce, the rsCXABD'R MONTHLY forfAprfl clo«ee roods being in au th n cJitdillon ns tu pieIU first year. We confldfutiy bel.eve vont many cowing in, mid though t o that no magaxinc In ibis country. In the same length of time, has «cc«>mpluUed s rpping demand io ellgfiL there is ni' moans of su|q>lring it An advance of; Beoswax is steady as quote 1, with a fair: supply in market BuXLr is quint and of every young uun wl.o reads It. that naehaagol. Eggs are mare pb-nty, and Its yean may bo many, and its power in light demand It is believed that for doing good never lessened. within a day or two they may bo easily obtainable at 30c . Cranberries ano scarce, and have reached a very high there ia a Vulotipodo exhibition on our figure Maple sugar is arriving qqite streets, which attracts as much att-mfreely, and is hold in store at 23 to 25. tiua as any Monkey khow or a first class Dor Fight .woo! J. And while -we hare Tboudls ix thk State: I*bison.—The ,'M sympathy with the treatment keepers—tweuty-two In numbe.— the proprietor of these raachinos has n- having change of the convicts lu the <11eeived at the hands of tho propritors of t7e rest shop* In the State 1'vim>u. resign­ Union Hall, wo really do behave' that ed Uils morning. Ap.il Alh, because t .elr ths public streets should not be use 1 for adarloe were nut raised by tho Legisla­ ture- Work In tbe aliops bus cutbely tho purposes of a Velocipede School earned, and the convicts are locked Jr tbcireells. The salary, as fixed In toe iLLVmATXD BlOakAPntCAL fiKkTCtr. new law, io only 8-W. and competent --TboUtoR. G. I’AnDEk,eo long and men cannot be obtained at that pa.try foverably known as one of tbo for most sum. Tbo Governor wa» iMtttkd of toe Habbath-ecliooi workers in the land, <Uid probable o-currenee of U.o»e i-venU by February 4th, IfkJB. The Statday-Scf.ool tbe Agent on Saturday, and the bite, Tlmaeof Pbilad- Ipbls, limlust published awaiting Instructions from M •. Bald win. a valuable sketch of hit life and Lbois, from the ablo per of John H. Hart, Li.. D-. aecompaniod wl.li an excellent portraltof Mr. 1’nrdrc. Any one Inlercs ed in tho Bunday-Fchool cause can ol.ta n a copy of tbeakstch/rer on application to tbe puLLaberu of tbe 7 imrs. VKETABIE SiaUAN HAIR jREMEWER. TO CONSUMPTIVES. COE'S COUGH BALSAM, COE S ITIFEMIA CUBE! For mIs by i>nirgi>ta «’-»rywh»r». ■„< br iicirca ran etes iefoke. ^■XT‘1 Pure Drugs & Medicirr MiDDLrritLr, Mint. ? March 23d, 1669. $ Dv C 3. Lank, Dear SirIt is with pleasure that I avail myself of this op­ portunity to express my thnnkr. to you for the great good you have cuafared up­ on me My di »eiso (Catarrh and incipi­ ent Bronchitis with their attendant mal­ adies) m rapidly yielding under your new nd efficient mode of tn-ataent­ ity hoed and throat, and indeed my whole system is gradually improving. I congratulate yuu on the success which attends your treatment of Chronic ca es in this community. I find on inquiry — Tho Pacific Railroad war (like tho U. P. Co.a eifr) openi rich. Wo do not say which p irty is not wrong in tho , quarrel, but wo cherish a lively hope that tho public will be largely benefited by its prosecution to the utmost. A. Valuable Farm For SC5 *? J <1. S. CORBIE'S GREAT GIFT SALE! •100,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY Te be derided among 80,000 Purobaeem. ^afejTOC insured r BOOKS AND STATIONERY ft Famin’ lilial Fin lot ft. that tho oldest and moot stubborn cases of Lung and Throat diseaace are £i t giving way to your remedii a All of tho numerous cases you are treating hero, without aa exoopiion, are doing well, and UU, Uli Mill COMTIES all are more than anti findSincerely hoping that a like ■uceeee may attend you wherever you may go, I remain your mad grateful fri«ad and 3. CARVETH, be in Hasting? COOK.COBUHH4CO. *i&4 t?a» 7 r" BA8TIIG8 DRUG RIO �!EO. ML CASH STORE ,Jrtk<m>MsWYt* mrised tr tbs cottage sf a fanner to partake of sup­ per. previous to the display of his elo- Tbe former and two sons, twenty tu twenty-five yuan of aga, and to them a ( fampenutta lecturer appeared something more than .an vtdiuary man. Brown had great difficulty in drawing U r izt: conversation, but at length the ioo was broken, and the following colloquy was the result: *1 suppose you've both affixed your names to tho pledge long ego S’” queried _ ____ ots. .1 DEtt jrfeAMnuo*, bAKtY co, lee ever J. Celt A Ufa1* Orevery ,..-«s^e Peart Ueeee lHeare Terese •T lateerlpctoa NEW GOODS > Secrets of the Great City. “Th» which, stranger f” "You do not got tho idea clearly. I was expressing the Iwpo that yuu Ju not in intoxicating burerugoe." Only $2.75 per “That you do not indulge in tho inebrating cup.” "StF’ •• Do filhft nf you iriel liyuor ! That’s what I’m trying to get at." '•‘Waul, stranger, I’ll be (logoned,” exclaimed the eldest, ‘ 1 didn't know bwiye was a talkin’ French jabber. Why didn’t ya ax the tiling right eout ? XE lb. EARLY BOHE MOI ky^-K audl.paripsrt.il. *lta.K.rir o O Bam and me don’t drink nu liquor to Itoee. Mill tr mall. pun pe.< I speak on, 'cept hayin’ and hnrvtet, and II..t WI.K in lb. aorld XL. then we dntik right smart. So does foytfier and everybody 'round here. Ef' ye talk French Uutf iu ypur lecture stranger, 'twont do much good, I tell ye, for,nobody won't know a word wot yer means in this yer neck ’o timber, sortiu and eure.” Brown declares this to be the best les­ son ia rhetoric he evur ree^ired. an I he mode an unusual effort to a>la]>t his words to tho c-jmprche:u>ion of his h-orera in that “neck 'o timber.” Other speakers may profit by tho hint gMUlMS J inch All Hastings Outdone! A Kart dwnul... if the V inert. tad toa “I p.-esume you are both temperance Vitos, tbe U'iteriaa. Mlaariea and Crimea rfKew men, and havo pledged yuurselrtM to abetaiii from the use of everything that’in- Battle Creek Nowhere STATIONERY, GEORGE PRESTON ADMINISTRATORS RALE, tn IM e.ener u/Bmmmm tr Haiti M. DwM A P- DRAXX.H-D llIVTCCLt* etUetten rim u th .T Prive*. I>l warn. OSx.-.rl brejKUM.HUUBL. 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TMa Halal, au b>«g aaad laratabli kaean lotktTrsrilac I'sNIs. la briax ibonrnftxl, r»piirMaaxI pat Is perhwl Mfar ho ri...mm. and will cmImim la ba tepi is sUlMapp-.axaM.il MsFiMtCiMsHMae. Um to «a,« th. wtahv. uf oar rr.au4i.axj pairwia. Mrcll>T. will ba Brociriijic. ‘i^’ASt»'PM«s. lx-Mt.F.11, xilMinx«l, wilt. t?”111 *** Fim W.wd fteumvHup ur *l»«»rs and Vs(mWM. M>4 na KUgnni U4wv4 Pte**. A. Boqunt of Fowars. II U lb. awel b.nnlifx.1 M w.U M tbe mm 1.. ^^^ HysLONW ffbW Mt,1M put. la-w^e. Mr left. IIsmiwm, Jsaaorp’:»uC*W«».-|f HOMOEOPATHY. B. <J. B ROWN, r>. EK5’’AT“C CITY HOSPITAL, CLKVtLAXD, O. -USB Gold & Silver Watches, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-04-14.pdf eae7801e3aaa8003052a82639797824e PDF Text Text Wpjhnai iwjxni rm sntritfiwssi ■* tttetawa.1 xni sttiwssiuninuiitetei wte skeaU w>Ue their sama ud post >ttee aMsses pfefafr-__________ Jol> Departnionti Jim— HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APR. 14, 1869. VOL. XIII. NUMBER 51. ____________ 7 BOSTON CASH STOKE That’s the Point! Coma and See. RAILWAY* C. 0. HOLBROOK. JOHN MICHAKL. Latest New York News. F 1 r. a. I:: ii.se i-u BEAUT I FI ER ’ HOLBROOK A MILLS, ATTOnSEYK.nd CmmoH-m .11 S-T-’XS: sss' .sirz sidi 1 .BBgBigSgggBgg “Now. Mr. Wrwm" ba tin* -------- ■! foaafeg ths ehiH’ahrad wHle ka^ttbte “ wo havo does all wo can de for the preeacd. the rate muUfotiew; add pRdrn man. He hoped that times would mend, I Father, and motber terne beedinr over twod. upon good nnreing. With aad gave every raare minute to the I < — ' • " h Lcree waTdX^.1 Oua*” *• ’dti dinda that study of his profomion working late ( • hotmeeaast butl teeltt toboaydMp every night, aad merely taking ouch ex- ] a“ to tell you that the child io ia very pnM crdMa-WM aueolntaly nacauary far ( dangrr,andliUly to hforsumttm He health. I I ths dour, ths rich Mr. Western seised M ha! we bavs to do nvw. is to try tad But it must not be Imagined that no * him | by bilk Hate . K make up for the waste of nature Ad baa ureetiee fell to He share, far the poor “ Fur mercy's. soke, Mr. Ro«, prey Mready takes plaoe. . J r.UL *—’ •- *-«— *----- =*- -rf the Ill eeceoM 4 Th-n fo lowed ia* tractions for prvpare tathofiretyoer | —--------- „. , Tompkins made ithe surgeon vx- hurried batiste into a tag the juiee ofmeat, arrowroot—that ag ample supply of bread/ sh..uld be H great capital out of the death of a lever |hr tegtam, thrmt in almost by ths sxpatient whom Mr. Roes was called fa to (eitol parent, tbo bores Was Aqppd, and hand ; when, just as ho wa. m ths aatoK attend, when the young ourgoon had told ;John Rom just bad tiasa to wavean adieu edHttnisforing a htfa ia the arrowroot, the doarujxiued, and in walked tiro grtad his wife that ho wm convinced that no ।to hia wife at tbo window before the practitioner, expt eating great artusttfihuman power could have saved the tcarriage was turned, and they were m.nt at seeing Mr. Ro-s there. " , 4 stricken one. However, people would (guitlg at full gallop through the village > I “You here, tir,” he exclaimed. *Dtie talk and shake their heads, and say what |toward ths hell- . I 1 seems to be a mu t' astounding hreealy^ • pity ft w-ts such an inexperienced per­ On th t-ir .way Mr. Boas learned all the son had besn callsd io etostara; and it ,particulars he could respecting the child’s professional etiquette. Pcrhepe you wiQ stop with mo into the next ro-.m.” was not until ths ycung surgeon had | perforated several clever cum fa gratis |treated it as af little moment, and tbo :! “Mr. Tom; k'm?' cxdaimrd the fad*. case*, that the poorer p-n/ple favored him (child had gradually sunk, till m ho fin­ ’ or angrily, “I iniru.tod the bio of my rick chil<I in your bauds You s g^eot*| with their patrunage, giving him much ished j his account Mr. Western exclaimthat tru*t--whotber from igntiunew Of trouble, few thanks, and seldom and pay. ,sd. in a vmee choked with emotion “Look at that," said John Ross one “And now I tear wear* too late. Oh, carelresnsta I will not say—" “ Ob, indeed I ’ blustered the surgeon, as two aureea passed Ilia window fa 1that 1 had ooese last night !* charge of aperambultor fitted with aa " Calm your.<" said Mr. Ro«. “It loudly, “I can a-e through liisfaiek; awning, and containing a fine looking ;may be that I could do no more than cha. lantaw aud pretenders. are always waiting to a-ixe th. ir upiortanity; aal boy of somo twelve months old “ took your regular attendant.” “Don'ttoll me, sir!* exclaimed the —good heawn,!' bo ejaculated, ee ifhi at that,” he said bitterly- **^Yhy, I should think what is spent upon that father, angrily. “My child has been hoiror— ' a drsoait simonful of strong child in nurse and drees would be a oom- negketed—.hamefully neglected. That brandy to a tender child tike that" Mr. Roes turned upon him fiercely, fortable iacxxne for us. It is enough to m .n camo to my house last night from make any man envious to see how mon­ sums public dinner, and I fonl sure now, butretalloctiud hiuunll directly after, end ey is distributed. There are those peo­ though I did not detect it then, that he kneeling down by hia little patient, he proeooded to pour in the diluted spirit ple. ths We .terns, rolling in wealth, and was ignorant of what he was doing. But without labor tu gain it, while Lie mure quick, sir, follow me I tight and struggle, the worse off I am. In another minute John Ross was in What do. they know of trouble T Grace, mv girl,” he cried passionately, "1 wish I Rud never married you, to drag yuu down to thia poverty." “ Hush ! uh, hn*h," sobbed Mr*. Ross, when, looking at him ns her last hope, tbo tears streaming down her cheeks. the weeping woman raised her red eyes, Th-- old surgeon made somo further Have wo not Lmn haj-py through it and joined her hands suplicating, M if remark, but Mr. Western -tornly ordv-, all and have I evar soemc-d to mind f to ray, “Uh, eave—oh, save my chad? od him to leave the room, whenMr. Rose rose from his knees. Be patient, and times will brighten; but Wealth wm there, glancing from every plveso—;>l«aao don't •r-k—" I a tlols of furniture in the Landsumv "I could nut spook before that man. Mr». Ross could say no more, for her room, but tbo cold grim ehadta that vis­ sir,” he said, ’fur he has heaped too gHtoctllauij. sobs choked her utterance. Her hus­ its the palace with the sam a stern justice many insults un mo since I Lars been ia band's words hail seemed to cut her to m ths tow cottage, reamed to bo there but I think that - now. with the h.-art. for of late ho had grown more waiting for a few brief moments ere bo cartful watching aud treatment, there HAVING PATHNCR. bilte-r and less hupcdul. Instead of fly­ cla.msd hia own. ' may bo s me Lope fur the little ut>e; and Fur a mnmofii John Ross thought bo if you would preler that your old sttefl “Don’t take on about it, darling! ing to his books for comfort, and study­ ing hard, h.-had grotrn moody aad poor- WM too late, and his brow lnit wita dioDon L pray- liars patience, and all will yet bo wsU,” whi-pored Grace Ross, ish, fa qdto of bar loving attention*; nppointmeut; bat tbs next imuaut he and many a night while he slept had her A. Hi 1U« .p-k. hi. .,. fcr drew a lung breath, and cs if nerving leering her untouched breakfast and kneeling at ber husband’s feet, so that pillow been w,-t with t-ers as she vainly himaelf to the struggle with the destroy­ an in tent ujion Sirs. Wee.ern ■ fl.cm, in she could lav her hands upon hia breast, tried tu pierce the cloud uf gloom that er, ho throw oft his coat, knelt (town, and which cons • niation wmt jointed moat softly lifted one bine lid. to gam in th» plainly, but hrr hutUud tixfa the yqtpr and let her blue eyes look up appealing­ eeemsd to eloen them in un every ride. “Whit a bear I am, darling,'' ho contracted pupil of the ehilu s eye, end doctor's hand, and in a broken voice *a.d ly in his. something repotting gratitude, and The Rota folks, as people in Elderby ' cried, “ to mope and growl as I do en­ to listen to its lamt, sighing breath. “Cold water towels' riMgar," ho thanks, which ho could not finish, tor vying, hating and maiiti ,uJ> regarding called them, were in said straita Some two years before, with a little money in my neighbor* because they make mon­ than e®d, in quick firm tones. " Nuw worn out with welching Bud anxiety, b« sank into a chair and wept like a child. brandy. What have you there, arrow ­ hand John 1Coes had coins to settle with ey and I don't. There never mind 1 I’ll Anxionshour* followed, life appearing his young wile in tiro pleasant country make old Tompkins want me for part­ root r Yeo; guod. New the brandy— quick."’ to be sustained by the preecriptitm ad­ town, haring made his calculations that ner yet" Father and servants I ministered at intervals of Un and fifttaia An hour after ho wm making notes, he would get no practice as the new doc­ hi* commands, and in a minutes, and then tbo flame termed to and eagerly studying up a case rei>ortei tor for the tirsi year—at tea*:, none to spring up vigorously, but only to slowly signify but that he could furn.ih Ha fa the medical journals, now shakiug his d-dino, and laen begin to flicker safe house quietly, aud live decently for that head and calling his wife's attention to first year; whi.e what little bo did earn whut be a.nsimred failscua, or great would ro to his remaining stock uf cash, blunders, and pointing out what would and add to what he gained during the hare been his eourae under the rimnn- taemJsr golden head, and extempore-, And so oa at every quarter-hour lbw second year, which bo hoped, would be stanoM not dwelling upon it with any i-ig a f«n from a book, the votreg sur­ something if not considerable, at least show of assumption, but proving ad he geon placed the fatbir at lus chi.d'i bead little sufferer seemed tu be enafi hod Lack enough U, enable them (o what he called said steji by step from tbo experience o. to keep up a sharp agitation of the air, as it wure, from th* h mds of death—ell LADIES!! those learned ia the great science of and ran him*alf to throw open ths win­ that day, all that night, aqd again the along.” Look Out! Look Out! “ rub dow. next day; and during that *uaee the But John Boss did not know the pre­ medicine. ’ Directly after ho was back, and watch­ n.ung .urgeun never left thechiM’trMKi Look Out! Look Out! judice uf small towns, and ho sue® found And fa spite of her aching heart, and ing thu child with an earnestness barely Next night ho lay down for a f*-w boms that bo was looked down upon with <xra- their poverty, Mr*. Rom’s eyes lighted equaled by ite parents, as at iuterrala ho but only to be awakened at four o'clock up. i,.nd h«r thinly-cut nostril* dilated tempt by the old prart-tioner; not known by tfiuoe who considered thoiuselvea tne with pride as, letting hor needlework spoke, after drawing out hia watch and by the anxious father, who dreaded that, same change for the woree had taken gentry of too place, and viewed goner■ fall fa her lap,, she gasod upon the high. referring to it from tuna to timo ally with suspicion by the poorer and But the alarm wm needk-eo, tfiuugk middle classes He might have poseese fttieye of her husband, as wrapp-«i in tones; “the eyre tmetosing, the pupta dilate aheedy, there is • Uule mose pul ­ Mr Rum once more took hi* place et the case before him. hia whole being od tue skill uf tbo Royal College of Sur­ the ride of t .e little out, working iaoee . "CMT*r»geons oondcMed into one man, but the seemed to dilate, ami ho in fancy per­ sation—that, sigh was strengut.'* Freeh applications were made, and oantly at bls task with lht> oaraaoteeo* of people of Elderby would still have formed oum-> gmst cure. •• If he hal had opportunity," she then another anxious interval ensuad, a man whose tool wm in hu profenibn. shaken their needs at him. And knowing all Uus 1 hompkias, the old surg.ou, used tbeught to herself, end the* sighing to- during which the dark shadow of death No night seemed too long, no watching eumwd her task, uno that betakene4. a seemed to fade, and in a wondrous man- too t-diou-s jn his axuiuty to got the but­ to chuckle sad rub. his hauoa, killing Bitter-Sweet and Oranje Blouoma. ter of the great anvuiy with whom ho wag somo and curing otucn, and year by change at hand in their little household, Os. Belik. |190-T*rw fer sr.oo. eunteadiug. If ho was away toe <m. with h-lp'otanete and expense attendant, Mi»d to retan into the child's face. 10TO BmUshU ieeM 4sy io M. T. Qty. . year growing r.cuer, tolling himself that and ihe sighed again,' but only to chock *• Good, oo far!" exclaimed Mr. Roos, minutes bswas rotlraa to. rofuxn, jest the usw man would toon grow tired end HT* au Dr.jii.u i. HM»>r «n »*■ go, fur after all said aud done it wax a herselt, and look anxieCily to aee whether rkils lather ami mother watched him any change JxmM take pbee iri hi* abrith an aspect almost approaching to isnce, and truly it seemed thnt,-5ut far great piece of impudence to come and themceecaut care and attention, dsetfe out up m Elderby without his leave. But But John Boes was too busily intent the face of the Shuaamito woman when would hate gained the victory. ,a .. OH! raw CORNS IOH! THoaa CORNS. tilings had gutw very crookedly with the the “Maa of God” raised her child from upon hie studies toiling on eagerly till E«e peuple, and in ^xte ol every awBut ecisnoo cunqured, and from inrec? [Mbrafag Pop^, «■] the deed. And truly thio seemed aliuoai ( sent watebing, Mr Russ' uttent-on wm •• tOH MY! IOH MY! I can’t stand it: tion Joan Bo«s found fiimeelf al the end ceiled to visit some unremunending pa­ a miracle—the. miracle. of srfraco given but bo did. tor he eent right dr and got of two years and some months pennilesa, tient, from whom he had returned weary by the Great Creator to those who will reduced to’vuits three timee, twice, aid then onl v once a dur. From the mriHi aud without a chance of bettering his and worn to renew hie work. Two muntho had glided away, and ^y end leera Hrwondore. purftkai. In eMma< as if thaiopb mate pate face tbo dark shadow hari bMtt 'Costar's' Corn Solvent, would have none of him, and again and their affairs weru at each a low ebb that But now Mr. Rom wm St a table, etteoually clm*ed, and divers sigM M again he waa for trying some other.pleoe. John Itoe» would have given way utterly hurriedly writing out a prescription on a amssdmeui set in, one swxeeding the and Mound bln?’ leaf cfhis pocket book. other rap.dly. AU danger wjs quite at But after a long disc umton his wifo and to deepair. had he been alone. -Take that," be osH to Mr. Western an end. They were seated at breakfast once he always bore m mind die old proverb —“tabs it yomelt tossy wife, and bring And dow the change had tales place f efl a rolling stone gathering. no mow, more, when Mrs. Rota spoke. beck what she pn-paree.’’ for, iuitea 1 of sitting at bums b-nr after end knowing that it would tie like gqing . “Booh md n»w*. doer.1' “ To >ur wife i” stammered the falh- hour negfected aud iongiug for a petieufe “ What is ftp* said her husband, not G rough tumr troubles again, without raising hia cysi from the paper. las demand* upm Mr Rum* time grew money, they concludea that it would bo “Yre, to my wife," said tbo young iucesaant, till with a puut un her Upshot “ Yun remember saying that the Westbetter to tight on bop.iully, keeping their poverty bidden a* much as pueu- eras, with their wealth, did not know surg-un. “There man, I'd trust my lite' joy in ber heart, Mrs. Rom d>rinred that to krr socnrecy, Bo do nut be afraid " she could never bo sum of ber husband ble, aud wai-ing petieotly for better With the ubedienoo of a servant “Mr from one hour to anutaer. ForthoHMsw “Ah,y»«I one say* plenty ofbiiter and dan. But though it was easy enough to talk stupid things when in t-oub-e,” said Weatera homed from the room, and in1 o. the cure had guno forth with all the a few minutes mare the sound of hoof* John R om "But what fa UF 1 oxaggeratiucM oummun to a couatiy of keeping Uioir poverty h.dden, that is “Jane tails mo taeir little boy ia dying.” was hoard upon tbo ground as ho gal­ nu slight matter in a reontry town; and “Fmrrl" exclaimed Mr. Boes, start­ loped off himself to fetch the m.-diemoif John Roe. and his wife «mla hare The Rom family found foot f ieUete I* toss thax hslf a* boar, Mr. Wes­ the Western, end it ww. alone erf Ml* known all, tksy would have found that ing. •• Whai, that fine little fedow that Ueaed hsnrlisrt erftha hearty F tern wso bask, to find thalthe poor childI dinner parties al the Hall, tlut - “Lfcaxso. Jauo beerd it from one of had shown further rign. of retaraiogau-■ nously spoking to ho r4—' _ i*l— t___ aS the noises, who rey* the Wee.erne an imatfos; the bcuriHo oosvuleed fookltadI i-V. Ls almost heart-broken and the pour woman Uft it, cuuutenxaoo ; ita breatliing was more regular, and already, with teen of seems that they wanted fo harT more gratitude the mother was whispering her * hZwtR OcWTA^»0«bym.N.T. ad vita but Mr. TorcpYins raid it was not toaaka Bat Mr. Bom oaly eho3 Ho weceseory, and now it m«&» it is too hoed, seying that tbo danger had been Or, Joxm F. Hmr (Ruoeesoor to) _ _ _____ 'I hfis?* ' • . stayed riffixa white, and that it wm DsujiHAKmAO^.lT Park Row.N. Y GOODS AND PRICES! “micws," HARVEY WRIGHT, -* ' - Rueeee did. when thei ’•nalsooeitterr- ,tete\i tbo .redie wtaTohfo own child My, bearer, bo tatted, nod-lei his hand * wiwMte Mm. Boss was now kneel- token of sitisfacd n. aud wixhSow> Ing. La-dbtomytm'. John Roes would never take tay w _ _____ _______ .............. heads administered a poxttoa it . u gMinew Jirrttsrj. *TTC«5rT iM Oesssltov st L«». *«««•» ’■ ChMSsry. Nstory FaW.c and Crevsyssssv. Xrral for Iba paehue sad aale af rml eallarllaa af vlslms a<*ia«t Gararnmaal ar - teZdsand'^&ar how folks scmltltehe| BaUbr'-O ACKUTAafoBesttsgsMisk. “Peer tittle ehap!" sMteimed Mr ............................ ........ �giifits ii fctet at tte1 WsehlagMf If we take Mte Anna Dickinson's estimate of MN surreal tew can wo think of oterieg to their frailty the temptations which would te A> LafcfMriaBt ticket to the malt, nutrinatrd cm the terne erf tomperenre, and which TO entirely successful « the «1 policy to eminently wte, juririou% and timely. We are glad to note toe signs of the immediate effect it prodnoed, and to hetero Ute sow wo shall tern no ■ 1 i 1 mode tar toe apyedy return cJ Virginia and ViNiwypi to thte natural rrioti'ju to the Goveroxnimt Give the people a teann to veto down the odious po’^y uf disframddMMt, wEa any rale, bo mere than <n irritating and temporary mak-s'^xft; the political insertions k those “ States apo ' broado*/„ and areforo tte safest, of suffrage, at Uinstevereace! teving tte teU answered now, do you T - -DreUfwo; wte*. a quretLsT’ said MraRoee. “Vitas made you say that*' Mr. Ferry tte other day introduced *1 was only thinking uf a few yean Age; wtenarini? at tte bell sometime. I the following resolution ia behalf of a very deserving class of settlors upon tte r some hungry creditor ' public lands: . Mr*. Roos sighed, and then smiled Rt**h*f, That the Committee on the iymg, "and all the rest has come of Public Lands be instructed to iaquire into the expediency of so om-nding the “And work," sail ter husband. homestead laws as to include tte tone of “Bat I d-jn’t think," she whitpered, ►’rviue in tho Army ns retiionc1 requir­ ereeping closer to his, and drawing one ed under tte homestead act, so that strong arm arounl her as if for protec- whatever time a soldier may have tioa—' I don’t think, detr yvu willerer ■ Tved in the Army shall te counted as ■grin sav that tte rich hare n > troubls." iehn Rom was silent fora while, as te foealled tte loss he had so neariv sus­ tained, and the scene at tte hall,’when tte hope uf two foud parents lay s-dying, ■nd thru te answered soltlv— -God forbidF" The Jackson correspondent of the *k< gistings Shnntr. Detroit 7>i6»-r makes tte following m -ntion of tte progroes of this road: Th" proep-ct uf tte aar y cumplstion of tte Grand River Valley Railroad to Grand Rapids, and from thence to Mus­ kegon. i* very flattering. Tho grading i I ■ ’ > whq hare bald tte higtest office that can> te given ia tte towxuhip, after attending the caucus and helping to putin nesninatiua officers for tte township, wiU then turn right about nt tte election and do all in torir power to defeat tte ticket they help to areameto Now, Mr. Iritor, that is Qraagwvite style, ate if Hastings or any otter -township in toe County or State, can excell certain Urangeri/fo'N* in that obs respect, it m tecaaee they are rider, hare ted more exp-rienre, and know a good deal moreI aotiou by tte but Burn, you teem­ ed to carry too idea that Samuel C. Wuodman (dem-) was elected at tte recout olecrion, a Justice of tte Paaca, but such was Mt tte case, for Eamuel C. Woodman, received, I think, eight rotes, while & C. Woodman rsceiv.-d overov hundred. 0, Dsm icrata of Orangeville, with all too aid you received from soft­ headed RepubEuns, you failed to elect ritter Treasurer or Justice of tte Peace. It is time there was a stop put to illegal procrediage ia our township elections. For tte last nine years, there has, to my knowledge, Ixwn individuals holding town offlc-u in our town, whore proceed­ ing* In uffioe wm a. illegal, as though toe burine x had b wn aecom(dished by a man who,never received a vote in his life. But. probably all parties wJl profit by the leeson taught at tte reevnt eloctfon in our town. Yours, as ever, Tte following ia a list of tte Officers elect. Pretident, Lemuel Smith; R*ccffder, L. E Stauffer; As-a-eor, H irem Cur; Treasurer, R. B. Gregg; Trustees, Pfid p. Haller, Myron Pennock, H. T. i DariLoa, O. Ptollips, Jneub Purter, _ ' Ws think we have a guud Board, a id une that will do fur the . Lc»: intraam of Uie Village. You will have learuod more about tte Tuwrol.fp elnctiun than I am able to give that would be news. A large nnwunt uf Maple sugar is be­ ing bhijjped Irom here tins Spnng. Tbo jmoo has boon nrf remunerating to the producer, anragmg thus far 17 cents per pound. MULA Y SA ft'-MILLS, SHIXGLE MILL*. LATHMILL*, LICENSED BY THE . UNITED STATES 8.H.& B. B. COOK'S AUTHOBiTT. RIAL KtAB & HSDRAKCE C. S. 1H.0JKP809 & CO S One DOLLAR Sale Dry Goads, Item Goods, Ltoone, Cot- COLLECnOM 5 CCI¥IYAKCHG larry County Official Canvass- Below, we give the official majorities for each candidate on too Republican teato and County ticket, at the election 2.0W tuns of iron for the road, and euffiaent to lay twenty-fire milre. He also a tho 5th inst ,1,009 sold IdO.lXW worth ol the first murteUge Thomas M. Cooley, bunds of tte reel to ]>orties in New York 1,009 ax 90 cents which is tea per cent tett-r Josten H, MoGowan, 1,002 than bunds of any uther new roed now Joseph Estabrook, selling. The road is bring built in the touia 8. Lovdl. rvry beat manner, and the mansgement of the rood, thus far givre entire saiidaeJames A. Sweoaey, tion, both to toe sto< khridors and tte John EL Palmer, people along the line. Large qunatitie. 1,011 uf hard wood lumber are Iring shipped Jamas W. Hmghtalin, to Toledo and Cleveland, and a 1 xrge number uf black wulnat logs are to be shii ped in that condition to points cost, .umeguingas for m Plxitedelphia. It was eetixrstod by a lumber dewier who recently passed over tho rood th-rt were at least otK) car-loads of lumber along Rhode Island follows Connecticut I In tte lino of the road ready to be shij>pecf toe election a year sgo her Republican majority was 4,300. In 1867 it was qaeated to notice aa its merits do^rrs. 4,194. Now, in spite of the general ap­ C t Pt»i»»»U HtnU, RxumQ * Son, athy of the year fclloijng^ PresidenEditors and Proprietors. How to do tial electron, and with a vote only about1 that we do not precisely know. It ia a ewe-half at heavy as last Fall, we have fairly printed sheet, contains a good deal earned the State by 3,877, with almost of that its Editors call reading matter. Has the political _ __ \ ' a unanimous Republican Legislature. the organisation af L 0. G. T. badly on Well done, little Rhoda I And now lot its every page, accompanied by the moot ta all keep silence while the Democrats vindictive and malicious slanders of all reckon np their gains, and point to the cis we of ciiio-as who de not swollow it, great reaction against Gxsxr’s Admifos- tb->ariss without question. Edited by a manpruftesng to be a Christian nunis- al »pte, (note hia attack in late teue up­ fiataah Tyler write, from Washing- on the Editor uf tho Hastings Dnnocror,) and all that tends to mate mischief in tetr to tte New York //•drpmdeni that community. • the firinate clerks in the departments ore So far no its efforts to prohibit tte sols of liquors m '» tererag* go, it has our requisite for a female clerkship are "per­ warm support and cordial co-operation. *Ml bounty and laxity of morels"—that too decent and competent women who teld tjierkihips are compelled to ait by iteoifie of these paramours of public MB, and to suffer in their own roputntteis by such society. Hus Tyler is ter, •off a dark ia one uf the di partmento ■fcT hAs opportunity to know tbo truth, tte to perhaps the only mo in tte abrio ■winter wte tea tte couragn to toH it Wat suspect that she io not fur wrong in toffies to the J-Apredtertte querist ncturelly arises whether poh io. bhltriy tote as greatly purified by tteextaosiur Party anl its feeding btateom.-n occupy cm the tempcreuw r uevtiun, ia benreto the character of Dies who profoe* the slightest ngard for the mono common d.-ccnaesoflife. B.rides, it is charged and wo hare good reason to^tetere with truth, that tte yvwng Rossel! drinks whirity.ewn without asking a Dre.' prewsijriuo, with aa much gu .to aa RnaisU terisr is ehargte with driakiag Win af a recent wedding up in Macomb Co AU ia all, wo tofok tte HnMu deridtely shaky, aad not worthy af spe- Ma Editub At uur recent Charter election too Republican ticket was elect­ ed by an ovcrwtelu.iug maturity. The IL-publicam of toe village are desirous of arowtaining why tte Tillage Council, tons cltxted, have deported from toe usual custom, and appointed a leading Democrat tu toe office of Street Cocimisaimer; uno who will n,e the emoluments and the influence of the office L> inflict all the injury 1c can upon too Republi­ can party. It appears tu be a violatbo uf duty and of good frith on the port of those Republicans of the Council who perpetrated the act. fur which the party wiH hereafter hold them to a strict ac­ count They virtually declare that there is no Republican in the village who is capable of holding the office. This is an insult to the Republican party that rlsctad (hem ; an insult that will be like­ ly to be remembered if they ever again appear before them asking fur their suf­ frage. Whatever may be Mr. Barlow’s qualifications fur the position, it cannot be denied that there are many Republi­ cans in the village who are equally qual­ ified. We might as well have elected a Democretic Council, as to elect a Repub­ lican Council to act aa toe instrument. cal OjfonoatB ia a mere sham. There ia a big block cat concealed ia tout tub of meal, which tte tax-pay«ts of tte village wiil do well to take a look at Tte ecbrme is to build a bridge across the mill pmd, on Green street, and tax the village for the payment of the same. It would bo difficult to point out any pressing public noceeuty for said bridge at tte present time. It might be a great benefit tu a few individuals to have tte village build a bri lga, bat it is a question fur grove consideration whether the two bridgre already built across Fall Creek ere not enough to accommodate greet os they can brer, and H would te an outrage for too Coumfl, elected as they ware un an mu, of eronomy.-ri*. ted tolMMBttebudmeof «xatM.te impose an additional tut for the purpose of building a bridge where, t» say tte Iresi, there is no immediate pubHe mowsi^ for iL Lri tte tax-peyero uf the village oee to it that the Outtnal eb-otel COURT HOtSE, HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON. Tin and Sheet Iron War* J’AZU CIuxy, rerrr. »«7. Drug 4 Bookstore. IMrORTAKTIinoriMEITS Dodge's Clobrated Plows H A F* E » u GmttafatntaaUte&ni �BUSINESS CARDS. BOWNE ft GALLOWAY, Preoout F.N. Galloway, President and TteMim, Grant. Striker, Rally. Kerin, BANKERS. BirdxsU, arid 8. E. Crandall, Board*. Mktrto. read, oarmtod and approved. Tte following OutiUHttoe were announc- Onfteinea D. Striker, R. J. Grant. On Steete D. B. Cook, W. W. Kel­ ly, and D. E. BirdaalL On By-Lara—J. M. Navins, B. J. COMMERCIAL On motion of Councilman, Norina, the account of E H. Mallory, Sterilf, war allowed at 1111.75. । On motion of Councilman, Birdsall, the account of H. H. Munger, Marshall, waa allowed al H0.25. On motion of I). Striker, Council pro­ ceeded to ol.-ct a Fire Worden, and after several ballots, I. W. Vrouman, reoeiring tho higte»t number of Toto* waa de- D, A WOODWA1D, pofc Drj Grit, Gricerln, HmtKov. Yom* O. M tf IM bak>nc«4 (vud itaiWt. >ti< pi* Hirer. .‘■(kxSS.OoO. Music & Jewelry. |H THE BOST REASONABLE TERMS. GEORGE PRE8TON, Wirx Pam. and Window Bust* splendid aiiortmont, all now andj style*, just recoired by Maui Broth! General Gtocer, zron ttWASAUtt. HASTWOA - - ■ alyl • - - M1CIL qrCMl. p«M foe M4*e*.___ _। : On motion of R. J. Grant, the Bc, corder was instructed,to notify the Fire Warden and Street Commissioner of their election. 1’1 M3M premvturaly gray can hare . Chi motion. Council adjourned. their hair restored to it* youthful beauty, by tiling H*lt-’e Veg-iteble Sicilian Hair Renewer, tbo test article in tho market Naw Tout, April 9, 1859. Goise rr.—The Brick Block on tho Money waa Tory irregular to-day. 1>rth-oiat comer of State and Jefferson Call loan* were mad. at 7 per oont Aa treet*. May succeei attend tho cuter- J. Cots & 8o» have just received a supply of Clover Sood, at their a: corner of State and Church Streets. DnafetaAfitKriB, 'zun ozu, '■ezri ‘fm/j' Jtrw „ an I tubsoquently one-eighth, at which tho market clowxl. The rvportsd rupture stockholder* of the M Iculgau boutbern Railroad are to mvol ut-Ci.lcauo on May Iwtwocn tho I’reJdoi.t and some of tho 8lh, to to.woo tho |U*e ton ofcouaolida- Cabinet, wnrliko ropurta from Washingtou regarding Cub.i, and the groni ig •caicity of coin, cauaxl a rise in gold du­ /Good Wauxs.—We learn that Mis* ring tho day from 131} to 1831, elosing /Mabion Winn, of Tu’edo, Ohio, has. at 1331. Govenimont* were active, Lut teen engaged at tho liberal salary of | liitb* u!f fn<m highest rates. Il-ur ha. be-n a tri !o more active, though busi♦ 12,00 ]*r week to teach in tho Union noia is h >xdb- bri. k. Nearly all brands school at Nashville, this summer. have darimed 10 to 2fe during the n ovk, aa per following quotations : Goos —The joint re olution submitting to the vote of tl»o poop-c the am-.-ndment to the State Constitution striking out tho word “white," has passed both Houk* LtnuCoirout—The best Magurim for the young in the We»t4*nd among | I1.4M. oSrr kind* of grain are but Htthebcetin tte Union. It lias peculiar Ij d" changed, eirepl a decline of 1c on ir.lU-.ll pxxl. liu >«.«.[?■ 1^““ .... , , . .. ,, ! notable change. Tlie fine weather ul ulbut mirk. .Mur» JU.1T. d„„ b„ ,u, d,, which always load* towards "tbo good, ’ ^<1, market more active. Price* ot the true, aud tte bdautifuL some ctyle* of goods are still a little w -nk. Cu'ored cotton* are stendior, nnd Wtsinut ft Gasses sjw.ik for them­ it ia thought that pi-iaw had touched tho lowe-t point. Wodrw* are quiet, and selves in our adrertiung column* lids tho market ia irregular and drpre.aod. work, aud we opine will do all they Ttero ha* be-n snore doing at low rates promise in their A Ivertisomont for tho interest of thuir custumersand tho pub io Detroit, April 10, 1869,/ g-in.irally. Try them! iuid are if they do not do tte fair thing at all timee. Flour has boon aether more active. The demand waa mainly for spring and Wail PaAx. If you would see the low grad--*, though the tetter bran.la latent style*, laxgret variety and be»t se­ bare been in >ome datnand. Price* are lected assortment of WALL PAPER unchanged, with tte exception of an ad. erar brought into the’‘Valley uf tho rance of 25 to 50c on chvioo white wheat Tternapplc, go to W. K. Biassa’* and examine tho stock that he has on hand, and the samples of the new lots ho i« receiving. from time to time. t< Choice white wheat. •7 75 to WOO. 7 00 to 760 Medium do, Ch neo Amlx-r, 6 75 to 7 00. OxtrrxF.—Wo are obliged to go to XMieat ia 5c higher than a ww k ago, PreM this «eok, with two column* ol Adrcrtisments, tho 4th installment of there having been for aereral days con­ • Neoby’s Biografy," a valuable A-ticle siderable speculative fooling among com­ deuribing the progn-sa of tho work on. mission dealer*. Carn is in fair demand the Grand River Valley Railroad, an in­ at an advance of 1 to 2c. Barley i« un­ teresting Letter from our Nebraska Cor- settled and likely to decline, the malting reepondent and eeveral Editorial Items, t'-aaon bring so near that the lew burleft over beeiu e we could not got cn’in market are unwilling to pay tho ta*m into type, though wo delayed our pi­ recent high rat *. Apples c >me ia slow­ per one day to aeccmmodatoonr advnrtii- ly, and arc held so high that few are oummmod. The demand for beans is iag patrem. improved, owing to tho opening of navigstiun, but no cunnpi in price is noted. The price of butter u tlie *omr ai at lu.t reports, the supply sumcwhal exceeding the demand. F-gga are in good sujipiy, State Prien agent. Th® warfare that had been un»ucc< safuUy wagnd again*! him brfora the GGTerni.>r wm renewed in Tte Senate took up tte matt v ia ex­ ecutive aaerion on the 30th, and a ]■ re­ tracted session waa held, eventuating in tte confirmation oi the nomination, by a decided majority. But it should bare been unanimous, for the State novar need Atmuor ScruavHoua.—The now Tax Bin tee p-red both Houses at Lansing. Tte County feature ia left out, and tte bill is eubstantially that introduced by Mrb Holt, being a compilation of all tho' beat features of lawn now in force, with . Wbmm. amsv. WILLIAM MYERS, HEDRICK & COCK. Salta & Hmsita, IL A. GOODYEAR, Bnitri ftdaip Dealer, Ninety Acres* A^eialegUM »UUu».lM.4aJwill^.w R«Um Twmiy^i^Lu 80 Acres Improved AXD UXUER THE BEST ITLTlV.lTlOX t SPECIAL NOTICES. COE’S COUGH BALSAM, MEI ITinniA CHE! Fat Ml* by i*niffi»t* e**rvwh*r«, >nd by FAUIAKU, aUKLa'Y A CO.. itet.teL mt suruuoi i twites iror Pure Drugs & Medicines, te TooWToi" DYE STUFFS, A. Vmlealrle JFnr-m fbr 4*S 7 ' jt. sTcoBtBXjrs GREAT GIFT SALE! rtssais wss •10CMXX) WORTH OF PROPERTY aie sset Bictrys Reaps- A inrer, BOOKS AND STATION BBT, borrtwcartlty that Ik* in llnsilitr pawed by HA8TIHGS DBQ& STOi. �usrSc^^^ ILURSUN- SIHIBUSnUltBSUIA ». q .. ** CASH STORE DRUGS, balk. — S^Uaata te Till teed Uta Market ia the Bate of « NEW GOODS: . Fico. ime dev ax BASTHtaa. BABBT CO . Ipearer J. Ort* * AM's Orrary *’ ' hide Cdirt Urao S«Mre ,' . 5S3» to*SSSrara,.— ।ZSi w Mura.-mre.-f—!T_ . ^HOtnXEXAIMal A Splendid Astortment for Sale at Rail Road Tricot. teat and udder vfo eubjected to *e«ere teaetaoa for aa indefinite number of time*, and in rudo hand*, are often scverely injured. Tbo propar mode of Bsflknr tote take the tea| in tho entire hand,-end after pressing it upward, that it may ba well flhod from th* capodovo milk-reeervoir above, to compress it fint X GEOBGE PRESTON la iH ariM ktanta.f aci.ro. 0—-- I.rUa* yoar afaaaUM 1* hl* gimti All Hastings Outdone! Imtj. AW^lB.ta>t.a Block oi GROCERIES, —AXD— Which rnuat tew^soia^wrtttaont re<nrd io ^corjm. Battle Cr®ek Nowhere STATIONERY, tegABUirta and SkaR' Csamareial Seta. Ottawa, o*«. Theea remark* on tho mod* Iking, and thoee on th* mode of ig Jean, are of more moment than at first suppose; and in some lo­ a mor* oowa are ruined irum faults JOHN ROBERTS, 1’is: As-x.-sxrrsz.ra .U—— •“‘k. FAMILT OROCEBIIS. Dry Goode, Groceries, Boats dk Shone, gjgrAS^jn: cuatwiiS jtsEBtttsWraStnfrs&v* Caafantu, *f; Crockery, Ace. Caficea, J T TTT CTiolowat TEAL, alw» jro on hand, 0Rlr«a, Tha Good, ar* FIRST QUALITY -----AUK)----- Th* following, by an unknown writer, accord* with our observation:—‘zfb* deadliest foe to a man** longevity i> an unnatural and unreasonable excitement. Every taan ia bora with a certain stock of vitality, which cannot be increaeed, but which may be husbanded or expend­ ed rapidly, a* ho deems best Within certain limit* ho has hia choice, to live fast or alow, to lire abatomiohaly or in­ tensely, to draw hia little amount of life over a large apace or condense it into a narrow one; out when his stock is ex­ hausted bo ha* no moro. Ho who lives abstemiously, who avoid* all stimulant*. Millinery PROBATE OHDEH. f-M jr.4 p -y T S il TtMf A ir*Aly Ufa. Micutaa* a Tea*. SBgar*. Byrwpe, Goods TKBT CHKAP, .HOLD HERE. BY MXXG, TAYLOn. Utv* a* a Call tenor* r*e Boy Etaewcere. " ** GEORGE PREST0V SEND FOR CIRCULAR. EZndloBB Quantity, •id altar thia data, lb* charat o« lb* Fact** olll bo*X>* per day. /Irtof wit Prepriatar of tLia bra*, and 'bare f°l*n?ur| j'uL1|.1.llL>Ul||TaJj"'l>“.r,'i,TL°f J?._ " Sash and Blind Factory wn.-d landaooy of prltoa nilbvnl XI tb. In Hi hi 81; liexn AIESTLET. HMlrac*. Fab. laL JS*S.—If C. HUITIClGBEHTEnn Broad Gauge Bailway! ClXCtXSATI.or tTNII l!-A. OAUON.or MA KB PIXLD. nr VLEYKLAND, >r CUkST. oa SALA MA»CA.teer fra, YORK, NEW BOUTON, PITTNBI'IiGn. xfttKT MCslC. itixiCBvors, nrx. rnoTojr.nrn 'frr r'r>r r. orv.ALtcjts. . S. D. City Dane Stoke, WAMiiiN<iTo.u errr, Thia ia tbo onf; Rasta to th* 5aBrossu'r4f.fffi»M.'ttE —- —•• z-Tn«£T* <A Iran repyJ aamu J»da« .rpr.!-. PROUITK ORDEd. svsgrsrars^'imTrsrsrs “5^7? ¥3Ja? K&iygXta On readlaa and aitab patltlan. dnir WTOrt. ot ss‘arxj“ DRUGGIST, tat-r: sxmaxrsrsimtumt: F. D. ACKLEY, atoa a<aaae vravaBaa iaBnUadnaM <ta mra*A g^WWSSSiUUS.Xli s Phcemix Block, UABT1SGS. R1CH1CAX. it ai.tibior*^ meat toaaraidto «a>d aaaaa*. ar«rre".t*>u .reXrM. uulu' af tatdrean, :IhX ute b—Are al tta Platei Friend* do yt»r trading at th* JOUS PATTON. HOAD GAUCC SHORT UNB. CALIFORNIA A OREGON of li’^sr^ca falliof of vl IM eity, BHBg ana *w^nonh uf Coorttand Hl. MPOBTAH? TO FARMIRS । l-iunrr I UFrtadta.Jideaulvrtata. In itaMauar nr UM Strata af brer*. D. tow*. Oa rwuilncaad SUaaita pattuan, Ad. .msm Tawiii nto <w*«r«d Tan SV***;, tte inn *rr Ob Broadway, ■ It *>n now. a* baratofar*. bokia ala HBHtail ond.mmi.brd Ibr flarernbla r»|'Utailon of ihr Pm:St whiau u ha* anurod fur many yrnrn. a. oe* of ill* bail of unralara' hMai*. Th* t*bfa «>U b* bmUMIy toppUod with ar Economical Hashs.—With certain limitations, itiatrue tliatarmm who can­ not auro a margin from a email incotno will neveraar* anything from a large one. Wanta ar* always more plenty ull than doUar*. Thahabitofsak-cenialiaTatlier mor* oaafly cultiraiod, when th* meaua for supplying them or* limited, than when morefam pi o means hnio created new taste* and desires. Therefor*, if you would grow rich, you must begin to mt* when you begin to aoiuire. A single dol­ lar aaived is often a larger proportion of aurplna inc*m* after th* supply of actual nooetaitioa, than tbo thousand* your rich neighbor place* in bonk. Early -arings have the longest time to grow. A dollar saved at twenty will co unit;aa much a* sixteen *ared at sixty. Madyycungtnoh spend in rigee* alone, between th* age* of fifteen and twenty-fire, auma of money which, properly invested, would accumul­ ate to an amount, by tho time they reachtdtj yours, ample to meet th* necMUtio* of eg*, and to render them independent for the remainder of their lire*. erarr op xx-Broax. era.. < jam. <e-as* or all KieSa BBd la nicmc HOTEL. l7v, ITS, tt*. A ITS Orerewich Streot. Xrw To,k. Ort I*. Il l’ Tba on<J»r.||nied lake* pin. ore In wmicii. )MNa« «*» * RENIER MARTE*. tf X self, indulges no exhausting pauions, | food* hia mind and heart on no exciting material, has no debilitating pleasures, lets nothing ruffle hi* t*m|>er, keeps his temper, keeps hia ‘ account* with God and man duty squared up,’ is sure, bar­ ring accidents, to spin out his life to tho longest limit which it ia pueublo to attain; while he who lives intensely, who feeds on high-**o*onod food, whether material or mental, fatigue* hi* body or brain by hard labor, exposes himself to inflamntory disease, seeks continual excitement, gives loose rein to hi* paraion, fret* at every trouble, and enjoy* btilo rojxiao; is burning the car.dlo at both ends, and is auro to shorten the number of his days." asftgat&gjgSSSLf Lad will ta sold al a a*aU adroare from rat. Hsola* la rro.tr. a share of (mire..*, frra th* Plblit I pladea toyrell U *i-s a.u.foclioi aa r.J.rrtr qnalil.r and pnea. JW* Pm-aal and prompt .lta.ti.iw.Il bagtr- *. S. IPAOLSIII. HbbIIisb, May Sib IsM. aoXthid w Free*., .nd ita Aaml. J. frtata ram>a.lni*totea patetowar. taa Xxmiim to "Star—re« n fa ordared. that Maadsr. ta. ma «m N w e Oil Regions of Pennsvlvunia ! Just Received. 3i Bi Dhugb te with ampla Ha* for Benin, and lb* yreoyl Tiar as* Hora CoBnoeliona af lb* zEs^zirj^snx: -raj Goods Medicines. MOBTGAGE 9AUC. /t’xxrrzito School Books, Atlimtic 4 Ot. Western Railway. Pana .a Low aw* Tib^mQvkx a* ar air oaaia Stationery, X«SSS Hraadwiy. Xaw Tort ; Xw. IS Hui* Hl JS4 *)"•*-?’*’ ■««**•; '‘rprtn-d OrUnad j No. M Llnrt Hlrwt. Ch earn; |B Clo ciBioli. nt No. en Want Fourth Hlreot: X. K. ear. M‘re.1*; n* Tteaaitren a* 0. X Mail Uaa Mia Burn Laadinr loat *T Tin. atfwt tad .1 Sew Pnaurr Itapat .7 th. Cibou S "~2r Lamps bc Fixtcxieto, Famrth Hirnah u>4 B» lb. Ofiau nt raiMA.", GnoOERIES.C. L. D. RUCKKR, QaoT SobL W. B. Sfl ATTUC, O.. I TiArl Ajoa!? UnrSOat ssunseurawsssmTm- PaLinta de OUss, sH$«i5Ki^ Fancy. Goode, SSSsn-sSS ll.aTtioa. JttataYy nib. IMS.-If It. HERRICK, s; -us; -_r ; jr-pt ^yilOLEXALk *. RETAIL. Groceries and Provsions, OYSTER Tito-Ware af Krery Iteaertpilaa, KEROSENE OIL. “ • ’»■ xtessatesite-* CASH TTIX.L BI5 PAID r*» allI kind.of Country I’nid.M, .Mb M Hui CARRIAGE FACTORY! MICH. IN THESE HARD TIMES Gold & Silver Watches, ■ CItOCKS, NORTGAGK StliS Silrer ui P« fn Wntebe.. Clock, aid Jawnlry Retired aBd Warrnarted. la tta Hardware Store af BaMaaae * WiChi tt*riM,A»<4 op dapa.lta.Bt,. t aaa M. ready teywjLarttottoSffitateraCrijrayr, • aaav* Oyal.ia iBavnrvMtl*. Alaa all altar Haailagi, Baa. t»ih. lest. d—l 'SUf Wholesale and Retail. ^RK YUC IHiURBDt . w. A. BAKTWELL. B-de^Bre. tern. tsv. The nrm' Inti fin & a A CARD. . »ok BARRf AND EA10N CODWTIES Exchange. rrtrad ia *14* par dsv, aad iba p^Z^^ Hat Ita pntreoac of all -ho wl.h io fad . ,.1h fcb«yl B. A te. LYON, Proprta.are. I)' W M,^.BTreaa«rtiri£idrra .U*C. G. Towian.i, S-crri.rr, Vrrwralrill. I AIM TO BELL a** y?-1 ** —ZL.rSSjSBSMssr’* wWhlB tha Sib Cattaotlm ftetrirt of t»a smM-jrx-rmerx'xrc ami.a'i-n a« my .Ber. ia th. r.fl.re -I Ireto. hr ItTH DAY OF APRIL. UM* . . 33- J- BROWN, hd. 2D_ H'u ®»’I ArH,c n’"s4“ •B,‘ «•*-*. errv hospital, clb:vklaxd,o. a-gsrasssscSussSSs C-nrreaa. ralHUd A* Hal to prerlda reaiwte, renport ttennr.nvtoret. p*r DiRBCTOBBt HOMOEOPATHY. Gaauiae Artiolas. raresjrustax rr-Ariw ratxmMtt««ax:s~3E ”Th. •<..:»nuartarrf.rere. ItevMav, rnaacMV tfah. I as*. laiwred Capital, ... bx,bm/>00 Rao i Tbl* Ratal, aaLmg and Ihroreblr known tolh.Tr.rHn, FobU*. la tal.x Itara’gbly re. Tba Fartatra'Mitaal finii.baa liu.iua.ii P^MBedprtiBKrfoMart., IiMaihcsallU aa*ci rat Hisa* lhaCaainair'. ------ —~hu.^, arar offered in th* County. hALK. Flake Gold <Tcwdi-y, Titan thia anlhad ta tafona Ita awblla that ba ia <• T atlas d^i Michigan HASTINGS, DEPOT, W. A. SASTWEU MAILS, AXH, SALT, COD FUR, Addraaa ell bo.ir.aM Maaumiaaa ta raSi’mraSiJli, Jnly UUL we*. “? SS't” FWTBMOI DIVINE. jalyxstf *1, lam—FN Mtaa. Info. Mre* ».»«• * f ',2i 7J 5s^gl^»grlJ2^£ piRXI FOR RALE. cMteitetoe —— *MM. 5==r- aaTrakt. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-04-21.pdf 354fa4820712ef18211d1be2a42d3d41 PDF Text Text iugj y*«n ABO. M. DEWEY QUL-moni AnvM. BY GEO. M.-DEWEY. >*^x. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APR. 21, 18G9. VOL. XIII. gwinw givertorg. JOHN ROBERTS. FBTXIOIAXaad ftargene. Dwsllh X. H. MALLORY, BBERirr. onto, at Ik. Cesrt Uunre, Hutlaia. g«trg- 0 THHW »t, NUMBER 52. Wardley Plaeor hair, and ehowed the “KateWardley and I ware school Ef It hedcnt been, my Bed lAUH BIOGRAFT. to toll nobody, I brieve in tempanncwfnr sum, But temperance, is one thing, Mann unconsciously gave herself such a jerk that two pins fewhalf ill. .All n,,«k Inject the time that I ring. WM. UBJQHN, WIGHTMAN & GREBLE SUCCESSORS TO * DRAXX.M-D. Inatld of Bitekin to the text; 1 kinder let it Cldc. ' Bumttmaa Us quite oenvenyent ROBINSON ft WIGHTMAN, ' Berhspe—Jaet now I might have been Initld' <.f wlddor Gra, A happy woman with a man ‘But, Charley, I am poor and ob- That makes me think of Lucy Brown, NEW Along with wldder Ora ; S0*Specialitics in every department And then th a couldnt aa enuf, Call and ace umpire and get refTtereuere. HARNESS SHOP—A fins Stock of Harnow on hand. Ro­ pairing done promptly on short notice. ll WIGHTMAN & GREBLE. I. W. VROOMAN, ' Tbet she, a Yank, and poor al that, Ehoud with their Joe unite. Hasunge, Mich. April 20, 18(19.—wly But lai ye arter hard them talk. 8. C. BRINDLE, jeoar.r PRO1IATE. Notary Public. Co«» aoc.r. load .nd t.< Airni. Alw> lu.ara Altai far Iha l*h«aii Ina. <>.. al Harin "■’WM. H. HAYFORD, BOSTON CASH STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just returned from ------ with an------ J. P. ROBERTS A CO., DI ILERS is Drum. M<d>ciue«. |f*lral i STOCK IMMENSE of Seasonable) Goodia ■which I ofl'er at C. 0. HOLBROOK. But Poly never minded it. AU dressed up; Oh, I never 1 3F>3F«.ICJE:S that will Astonish Everybody. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS! ALLEN BENNETT. Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl Down toe tije depths Infernal. There was a glittering auspiciously like tears on the long eyelashes, os Ruth fait Charles Trevor’s loving glance rest­ “Mamma, whai do you thinkF' ex­ ing on her face, aud the little hand stole claimed Maria, breaihloM and eager, “that Ruth Murray, whom we- met at Cdiug movement Wordley Place— the prctly blonde I “ Charley," said Ruth, in a soft, stifled toldyuu of—" voice, “I’ll try to be a good wife to you " “ What of that ?' asked Mn. Trevor, And then - oh I airacgn, inscrutable as Maria etirpped far breath, and Charlaa lixAel quickly up, with a deep, flush an But hod bln Hies and becona. And the next day, the gay country house cotcrii-r broke up, all the guests going their several ways, and owning, one to another, that “they had had a de- What tumble in the ditches, We’d her respectability A flliln tip the nlehro. In vlsuns now I see us glide, Up tue the gates Eternal, Aud.cuCs, nod colaia, white as milk And did uowlnke qulte clevur. AND BOSTON ■NEW YORK diet, as lung as I am happy in your lore* little Rutti, what sort of a merctnary light; and rich Theta sartln as I’m apekin— ROOFING—We are sole Agents for this County for the beet patent Roofing made. Bout Poly Dene, perbajH, tbout I, I felt a laettte streaked. tue; Thet weakness wus all (impel, But drinkln now and then a dram, Wus loastwlso not oer painful. But Mrs. Nasby now good bye,” But then we rjrtr tbout, medicines! enuine drugs G REASONABLE PRICES! n M Shee premist thet shed yet find onto, Why Polly Dene so gay, But aeon. I tbout, mourn like as i Tbs dont know tbetaheeode, Rite cross the room I strode. Tie male time now and here it hums. For Naeby'a comln crust the way, AT THE Dept'y P. M. PUKE PAINTS & OILS! glisrellany. And then. Oh dear 1 tue see hur blaah. HASTINGS HOUSE. 9500 poends i1arti.ett pure lead. 1000 POVXI>S CESCINE FRENCH ZINC. HARVEY WRIGHT, We buy our Goods directly from the .Manufacturers, and sell at PRICES that defies competition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. the looked more like a piny bud Or, my red kalUker. Sum lafed rite out, I thot a smirk Wutathur mouth a twitch In— And said with vote bewitch In— Oh, Mrs. Grat I hope yarwell, And hew is Mrs. Nasby t She rattled on In J 1st that way, J. P. ROBERTS <fc CO. MISCELLANEOUS. RAILWAYS. End then, 1 bed my gold beads on, S ' you surely cannot be lb earnest F ’ •Mother,’ said Charles, quietly • I em oy w< had Now, yvurs seem gifted by magic!” rorne Roth Murray aa your eon's wife perfectly well that 1 don't belong to my­ self at all ? I'm a slave-a uuscarhta, Didn t you tell mo that Miss Trevor was abject captive, in the claim of your sweet eyes aud gentle words - and, what's more I haven't the least desire for a groin of my lost freedom!" “Ncmrouo, Charley." Butbuth Many said’“Nonsense” in a drees i* ready, Ruth F •t Quito." tone that clearly meant " Tl>e Tory best of sense;" and Mr. Charles Trevor took advantage of the coquettish ayDatka ac­ cordingly. ' They were silting in the librarr of the fine old country house with a bright fire ‘I'mafraid I'm a little behind time,' just revealed a glimpse of door orange twilight belted with the silver creeent of lU.lr ealllBS j lluIL«U wllb the Sash and Blind Factory WM JONES, BICKEY A IEMTIET. stare. Haatiinm, Mub. ^£tdriXwvlUw i: xebange. G Gold & Silver Watches, JAMES JOHNSTON, Preprirtre. , «; DetroitIta.. 11*0*. Soli! Silver aid Plated Wait. I gree with bur, (bet’s aartln sure. playing with one of the sparkling but­ tons of her jacket—“I do believe that charmed limits. Boa. J. O.Hcuni A. H. ELLIS, f.ati L ISO. >d Ibuw Dviliar Co. A UBersI «1 dart you eo degrade us F * It is on honor,' returned her brother, eolmly. " Ruth is a jewel of the Srri water—more s the pity that you uro blind to its sparkle.’ ‘ But Charles-my son.* pleaded tba mother, ' wo have aj depended on roar making a woaltby alliance? * Mother, I am so sick of this kebemiag matrimonial market. 1 love Ruth Mu? from the truth la saying that Charles “ No," said Ruth, quietly; "I am Miss Trevor was tall, and dark, and handsome, with wavy black hair, and frank lipa, Nadteojde'a aesiatanv* "A dress maker!'* almost shreiked and ayee where the brown shadows mel­ • ’Id curled my hair all round and round. ted almost impbrocptibJy into velvet Miss Trevor.” blackness. mcalio whirlwind; but was not Ruth Maria drew herself up haughiflv. It really made me look quite young, •‘Tata is very steango,'’ she .aid rigidly Murry worth it all ? ‘And when wM yon be my wife, — “nay, it la quite unaccountable. I the thought yon were a visitor at Wardlev I codnt help but sigh and think. ’ of her piquant velvet jacket, and oeros- Place F' ionally pausing to mirror themselves re­ Caro but' "And did Kate Ws flectively in the liquid blue depths of Upon our once smooth feces. "Wholwtm? Pe her lovely .yes? What shall wo say ? abroad. 1 abenld like him to hpM Only that ahe was very [dump, with long, Upon—my-word ! this was reoEy dark eyolaabee, lips rod and ripe as atawborrics, and hair like golden water stiragainst his will. Moria Trevor came into the dmi Ruth had grown pale and then red ; Which makes me sum times won dartne derfully pretty, and coquettish withal, but the next moment a score of laughing most pretty girly ore apt to be. las dimples broke oat around her mouth. She used tue say tbet drinkin was With that trite orange plad, Endlesa Ctuantlty, HOLBROOK * MILLS, you insane F ' ’ Will you receive her as a second be you I" “ It fa L Mm Trevor." Maria Trevor started. Fur with white chalk ’Id ecoured them G ^“Btop a moment, Maria," said Charles - together thn breadth, of gold-colorglace silk, with her rosy month full of Murray fa at allJn&rinr. to aajr of the guests of ardloy Place. Iu my estipins. Miss Mackenxio stood watching her, with a skirt-liuing depending from her bony atm. . “Ruth," said the old maid, dubiously, “I don't underelaadyou at alL" “Don’t yon, DeUy? Well, that’s not at all strange, far half the time I don't understand rayaelf.” “No, but—Ruth, this Hastings, April 20th, 1800.—wyl. J. G. BARROWS. The idea of aecas- LOVE ARD DRESS-MAKING. “Doyon real “ Do 1 really MH4I..ill. Mir!» 2500 POLXDS STRICTLY pure WHITE LEAD. 2500 POU5fDS O1Dr^SF EXCUBH CR0WX LEAD. guilty oL blue delaine HASTINGS DRUG STORE. BRUSHES, VARNISH, jaw her thia vary morning at Mua Mackctuio's; and she tried my dram on commenced, while Ruth Murray went with her own hands I" •. “ Surely, my love, Koto Wardtoy would never innto a young person in that social toutinn tn " . . Thet aech aa she, would ever be Noticed by white folks, thet Hod bin In gude aerclety, Or bed a knife tar whet. She ooud our talkin burd.” JOHN MICHAEL, ahahad^ust gteaned. Yn'd better tackle with the gale For Deacon Fogram'a stuck up galls, DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, talkmiBkfata. The IWk moat stand t The Trevors stand high in the circles of fashion. I know that, humble little was glancing up aad of the morning paps She thus to her related: BUCKETS BBAPBB & I»W11I means; but I am fally capable <rf work­ ing lor both of ns; and as for being poor and obscure, why, We'D try andtaee if —. __ 1______ l____ _____ 4*._ And jaat rake with the handle. DAILY! GOODS Direct from Factories. ATTENTION, COMRADE I FITZGEKAl.l) POST. No. *1. O A. R.. But’s hardly worth the sbakln. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cheaper for Cash ttm.ii any Hooae in Dairy County. B. P. LOWE, sr1 But wbat'etbe naaof talk Uke thia. H. J. HAMIT, DR. C-0. SCOTT, Roth. I ahouldn t care if you vara a "That what?' Will �And1 Hrs. Trersr owned to herself that the idta hud beau a very vague and vi»hutaryoue. The wadding was to be vary quiet— Hath had insisted soon thie-end as Ae walked to the church dressed ia a neat n»sawigiiw.ii . *■ ii|, wl rftolM bw w> hart- dtoerf lor S coats, with a pewpeo .dUftothorMfegoC Mapiere, dnll and the market well stocked/ een elected may be aa Bear perfect aa mg sdaeHuoof 1 cent The prodm present season it is thfught wiB bo 1 Lari i. from a 1-4 to I -'* MULAY SAW-MILLS, Township Cfark, William M. Scudder, For Township Treasurer, F. B. Austin; For Justice of the Peace, DwridRaynoldr. For Owtinri-inner of Highways, Your humble correspondent has 150 John J. Perkins; For School Inspectors, asm sown aad it io growing finely. Georgs Brainard; F. B. Austin; (to fill It is beautiful to took evertiravart vacancy,) For Oonstables, EHhu Robin­ rolling prairie, ia one direction, aad see son; Daniel M. Floy; Joel F. Willis, the tall, green grass, wheat aad oate wa­ Wm.M.Kiag. ving, aad the beautiful prairie flowers Bsaxy.—In thia Township wo loam sparkling with the dew of the proceed­ that the whole Republican ticket was ing night, which, when reflecting the elected by an avenge majority of kixty. the world is guraiiung about F *1 belters so, Claries.’ • rays of the Bea, took Eke millions of dia­ The officers are aa lultows: Ubarieo Trevor never spoke another monds scattered broadcast over the prai­ For Supervisor, Asa B. Pennock; For word until the marriage ceremony re­ rie. And than to look ia the opposite Town Clark, Christopher 0. Bush; For quired his voice, and hardly knew whether he was awake or dreamiag, direction aad tee the tall, majestic “cot­ Town Treasurer, Charles A. Polley; For when his tittle wife introduced him to a ton woods,' looking frosh once again in Justice of the Pesos, J. Edgar Powers; tall, white-haired old gentleman, who their new clothing of verdure after hav­ For Justice of the Pence to fill Vacancy, had giveu-her away, as 'Undo Wtl- ing been striped during the short but Denial R. Burdick; Fup Highway Com­ missioner, Wittidd bkilimsn; Fur High­ ' Young man,' raid the General, ‘my dreary storms snd blasts of winter. Passing through this belt of timber way Commisricuer (to fill Vacancy) Wal­ niece tell* me she has married you under Idee pretenses—d*> you regret the tree- you will find yourself on the bank, of ter Suyder; For School Inspector, Jam­ aaetfoaF the broad snd mighty Missouri with its es Elliott; For Oonstabler, Jamas Garth* Not a bit of It,* add Cheriea heartily, army of steamers continually passing to ric; Milo Barnes; Charter Farwell; Nel­ !l don’t earn whether she ia a areei-msand from the Mountains and the Gulf of son Bennet; For Sextons James Cross; ' ‘ ’ ilongas she is Mexico. Thon on the opposite bank David Mosher. little Rath. ' It was her own oopnee,' raid the vrte-- yon will rao the Iron Horse whisling ran, laughing. ‘The fact ia. Ruth was> along with lightning speed, carrying the so afraid of becoming a vietim to same ' nation's oummarco from Ocean to Ocean, devouring fortune-hunter--' edged to be the leading literary msgu­ * That she torewd dress-maker in mlf- and still your Eastern people tell us that defsuce,’ sold Ruth, fiui.hiug her uade's। we are “out of the world." Very well, rine in the United States, are obvious seutenee for him. ‘Kate Wordier aadI let it bo so, for if we arc out of the world to sB intelligent readers, sad may be Mira Mackrnrie—who had once been1 now ws wish to remain out of it; but for briefly summed up as follows, vis: my mother’s maid—were alone cognisant1 ths sake of saving argument, I say, please 1. Ito national and cosmopolitan rep­ of my secret; and they have kept it well. utation is the growth of many years. Now it is no longer a secret Oh, Cl—r- oomo and see for yourselves; and then, X It is all original and American, and foy 1 how I trembled that night at Ward-. if you do not acknowledge that you are ley Iflaoc, tost vou should withdraw your' most egregeonaly mistaken, it will be bo- does not reprint foreign magarinse. love when I told you I was only a drois3. The best magarins writers are en­ cause you are not honest men, orwlra listed in sustaining and adransing its poor judges. Our state is fast becoming one of the high Literary reputation. 4. Entertaining and solid information moot productive grain growing states in the Union. Railroads arc bring built very ere equally supplied in its pegra. rapidly, and already there is a Company I t>. Richard B Kimball's now story "To-Day," which ia exciting so much Uacle William wined hir vpectaclc aad formed for the purpuee of building a smiled, but said nothing. To him Ruth road from Omaha, up the Missouri Val- interest, will bo continued through the was the dearest thing tn all the world, snd he could sympathise with Mr. Charteo Trevor. Mr*. Ruth welcomed her mother aad sister-in-law to her palace home with a sweet frankness and cordial welcome that almost persuaded Maria into the be­ lief that rite bai entirely forgotten the little episode in Miao Mackourie's roofl»; aad Maria fovea dearly to talk to her fashionable friends about ' darting little sister Rulb- the heiress, you know, that Charley married I’ ®he pasting? Nsniiir. jey to Sioux City, und the Coupany is at work surveying out the line. Another road is in progress from Fremont, farm­ ing a junction at that place with the U. P, R, U Sioux City, by way of Logan Vafley, and another is Under way from Fremont to lancoln, (the Capital of the State,) via Platt Valley. Another is just completed from St. Johns, Iowa, to Fre­ mont, forming a junction at that place with the Union Pacific Railroad It croeaea the Missouri river twenty-fire miles above Omaha. There will bo built a railroad bridgs, the ensuing season on the lino of that road, screes the Missouri river, and another at Omaha. Our prospects are very favorable this season, fur good crops of every kind. I They were seriously damaged last year, । by the “Grass Hoppers," but we do not apprehend any danger from them this The work on the line of thia Road being pushed forward in a manner con mansuruU* with the importance of th Wo learn that at a late meeting of the Board of Directors held in the place, profiles of various lines that have been surveyed from Middleville to Grand Rapids, together with the estimated cost of earthwork, bridging Ae. were laid be­ fore them end carefully examined. The seyetal plans as submitted were deemed plauabie, and steps taken to ircure the light of way and stock subscriptions on hie different lines immediately, with a view of adopting the moot dacixablo routs and putting the same under contract at, aa early a day as practicable. The force of workmen between bon sad ■id^erille has boon increased and the workwill be vigorously proercuUd may calculate safely on being bound by iron bands to our Western neighbors by ■nd summer. We hope that our friends ia ths rural districts will some forward to the aid of theCWpnwy, and smtot in the matter of donating of rigbtof way aad subscrip­ tions to the capital stack, that will en­ able the Board to act promptly aad adrisaHy fa pushing the work with all I wish that hm of my Barry County friends, (if I hare any,) would be so kind n to inform me of the prospect of a food crop in Michigan, and the prices that grata ia likely to bring the coming fall, through the columns of the Bissau. (In this County the prospect of a large crop of wheat was never better at thia season of the year, but it is to early to give any opinion aa to other crops. Current prices of most kinds of prodsce, ia given in our market reports, every week, but wo have no idee what prices are likely to be during the summer and fall Eonos Bursas.) What are they doing on the G. It V. It now; and are they likely to got it through to Grand Rapids this fall ? (The work ia progressing fiinely, and promise to reach the Rapids before the first of December. Eb. Barra.) It ia reported that the Legislature of thia State has passed an act, established general herd law, applicable through the State, but I cannot say aa to the truth of the report. But if that is the case it will be a fine thing for a greater portion of the state, in particular the Western part of it, where there is a scarcity of timber. By taking advantage of that act they can dispense di lb the use of fences. But il compells them to plough a space ten feet in width around their whole farm, yet that ia easily accomplish- IH1IGLE MILLS, LATH MILLS, For Club Thirty, “ ■ 81 Yds. Sheeting. “ Sixty, *» - 0neHuudrod,65 " - “ - 3tS LICENSED BY THE L’NITED STATES C. 8. THOMPSON 4 00'8 O II x: AT One DOLLAR Sale COLLKCTIOH = CONTIYUCIIS Latest New York News. LADIES!! Look Ont! Look Oat! Look Out! Look Out! “CUTAll" 1 7. It is safe aa well as stractive in the family aad social circle. 8. Bayard Taylor, Edmond C. Stop­ man and other critics have charge of its important literary aad Setentificate de­ I BEAUTIFIES 8. Capital stories, novelette of unusu­ al intereit, grace every number, and po­ OH! twos COBNS IOH! tbou CORNS. ems of rars merit a^orn the pages of (AGoruiap Poptr, M] •• tOH MY! IOH MY1 I can't stand It: 10. Book-buyers will find Putnam's but be did. tor he eent right off and got Magarino a safe guide to new Publica­ 1tions, in every department of human 1culture, the World over. Man Bioa have it for sale. Pub­ Ilished by Geo. P. Putnam A Boa, 661 1Broadway N. Y. Sty, at 85 cento a num­ ber, |4 a year. Goslar's' Corn Solvent COSTAS’S ‘•doctor's" Rat. Roach,Ac. Exterminators increased ten •■Cooter’s" Bod Bog Exterminators. .___________________ —d is higher do­ •Uoetar's" (only pure) Insect Powder. I ring at 1311-4 against 188 1-8 a week “ Oely IsMKNs g.mvdU* ksews.’ago. Governments are active and fires | er, and foreign hpusm buying quite hoivily, und dealers looking far a largo de-1 mand aad higher rotes. Etour evntfa-1 ue« dull and dadfafag, prices having fid- Or, Jobm F. Hmr (Re re mm to) Dut aa Banrae 4 Co. ,11 Park Row,N. Y ■oUby r.D AOtLIY AOO, Bastiac Mteb. Wheel is quiet and lower, with a fair milling demand, few shippers being in martlet. We report a farther decline, not aa a consequence of preeenl receipts, but of future anticipations. On om a decline of 8 1-8 to 3 cento is noted this rssk. Oats are rather active, at aa ad­ vance of 8-4 to 1 cent during the week, though there has been no change fur a day ur two. Butter on outside figures is 4 cents lower than last week, but no change has taken place within two xr three days. Eggs during the week, have declined 8 oonta, trade being dull AHItWUHEI Tit IEITI Drug & Bookstor The Cheapest. NEW STYLES, WITH immXT IMPBOVEMESTS Grat CBlanatim n Laie Strti �K Cousca Boon, Apr. 10th, 1869. Council met pennant to adjournment. Proeent; F. N. Gallowat President; 8. E. Cbaxblb, Recorder; Mxssb*. Bun*. bau, Coos, Qbaxt, Kkllt, Nxvisaand Snicn, Trustees. Minutes of tho proviou* session road aad approved. On motion of Mb. Stbuu the Council proceeded by ballot, to elect Pound Mas­ ter ; and H. H. Mtraou was duly elao- ^Wattw.—A few.bushel* of good po­ On motion of Mb. Nrvis’s, the tatoes. Will some of our subscribers report of the names of persons liable to bring them to u% at an early day. I poy a Poll Tax, was accepted, and the President instructed to deliver the same It is the intrinsic merit alone, of with warrant attached to the Treasurer 'Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ren«w- according to law. ■er, that has gained for it groat popularity. On motion of Ma. Gbast, the follow­ ing Resolution was adopted: Wm Parrs axd Wixbow Suinra.—A /'"Rttnlred, That the name of Creek splendid assortment, all now and frsajx Street, North of the Thurnnppla River, styles, just received by Maix Brothers.' tf b" and ia hereby changed to that of Michigan Avenue, and the same is here­ by extended to the Quarter line running through the center of Section Eight ( “), Town Throe (3), North of Range Eight (8), West; and that a certified copy of asTixoa Nrunr —O.K. Owen, han this Resolution be Recorded in the Office of the Register of Dieds, in and for Bar­ 6a variety of fruit stock, gmi** currant, ry County, on the Original Plat of said etrawlx rrioa Ac., which ho is offering for Village and, also, on Gbaxt’s addition epslr on the nitot liberal terms—see his at Ivortiunant in another column. On motion of Mb. Stbixkb, a Commit­ AroLoorriCAL—Aa wo ^o to preei the tee of one was sppoiniud consisting of Xditor is in the house uck, with chill* Mb. Nmxa,to confer with D. IL Cook and fever, and Mr. Dibble ha* been de- and Other*, in regard to purchasing a *biine<l at home nil the woek, by the. scsite fur an Engine House, end rejiort while itlnues of hi* little daughter which weeunto for the delay in this weeks is- terms at our next meeting. On motion the Council adjourned for Fabx ros Sale.—O.C. Betos offers for sab hi* excellent fend in the township of Yankee Springs, than whi«h for fruit Ds’s. V* urns a 4 Isa lx*—Formerly ihsre U no better section of oar State. of New York acknowledged to bo the Fur full particular* sco moot succe-aful physicians now bring, for the cure of all diseaace of the Head. Tax Bcamx War RUSSEL A NEV­ Chest, Throat, luings and Blood, by the use of Oxygenated Airs, Atomi&d VaINS sell more goods of a like quality pore and Mudicatcd Inhalations. These Uhan others, for a little money, is because remedies aro brought in direct contact they boy close, pay no rente, keep fewer with the porta effected, thereby being a clerks, and work harder themselves. certain cure in every case. We advise Since “seeing is believing.’' call andaee. Chronica of every name and nature to Aw ArrorsTxKST Err to bl Made.— give the Dr^. a call, they have any num­ That of Ho* William A. Howash as ber of Morn certificate! of euro* of per­ Ministor to China- We congratulate son* given up as incuroableby any other. Oitm Ornc*a Msoaxixx, “OUR BOYS AND GIRLS,’’ No 118, &>r the week eadhf ApsB Sd ws» partteulariy attrac­ tive- It contained finely engraved steel portraita of Prwdoat Gxaxt and Vice President Colxax, a foil page aBegorieal picture of the Inangurstfon rf President Gsaxt, by the celebrated artfat, Tbomls Nest Oliver Optic ernnmamex a MW Stary,—“Ob Tima; or the Young Cap­ tain of the Ucayg» Steamer." Alice Cary contributes a poesn,—“Suppose." Geo.M. Baker, author af^TbeMimio Stage” and “Amateur Drama*,’’ has an original dialogue, entitled “The Grecian Bend.” Mrs J. G. Austin telfa ‘Ths Story of Minnie." There is a timely *rticl* en “Velocipede" and Head-Work and ‘'Letter-Bag’’ are full of illustrated puxxlea, rebussos, 4o, all handromly il­ lustrated, and all to be had for six cento, at B. F. Lowx’s New Book Store Thi* is a good time to snbacribe Terms are •2.W per year, or tl^5 for six month* ; and the pubfiahm offer great indaoemsnts to their young friend* to obtain scbscription*. Publishsd, at Boston, MasMchuaett*, by LEE 4 SHEPARD. OB VILI.AGR >BOFKBTY we always pt HETTICK BARGAINS al Ibis Agwscy lhea la bar of Farmars w be do Ml waal le e*U. M to Dr? Gad!, Grtctrltt, Music 4 Jewelry. Real Estate 1 Exchange AGENCY. Conducted by JOHN CABVETH. General Grocer, loprored Fants aid Village Property FOB. S ALE A EXCEL ANGE Dnn Medicina, Graeriss, BwoUfyiag tbe Hair. a rafraaktog toilet Salary, far prrfirrabla to Freoeb poa-odr., aad aoM al half Um prtoa. Sold by aU Dnggiala. a»r«IU The Mexican Gonetul Escobedo ha* given orders to his subordinates to shoot all foreigners taken who are not provid­ ed with passports. n* veer srt* i Khwift AUUO.. WbolMl* Ureroi*1*. 1 WwodwsrU A,vs, D«UWl shard. Log How*, wall watered; /areaIsfitsitals. Tbrea liege, Abrep aad Ttrea Btihra, Tao tog ALL FOR 81700 17CO duws. MMH la « nan al 10 par cwt tola •l. Will taka a good Uorae T*aa •• Srat pa Saddlers & tasmien, IL A. GOODYEAR, Bauler & Eiciai® Baler, Pateat BmMii Mie laps Yoe *r» hereby soli Ord thal ell lb* Liq.li RlsHag* for Rlaek Hosni, la lh< wiarkH are inblag*SMOU OS Wsever'* Fstnl. aa* a Raysltr aa prw TMlrd by law, will ta oollrcicd from ail aainr tbrn fretn Apnll.1.1-1/ I. W. 1 .rr, .-ol» Fropnnor of W •fnrr'A Folral M.taIHe Black Boards .tartare for lb* fUate of J/kbleaa. Cton- ipou. All our Ag*o!r b*< r Mweiiai-ni cr*r Mr •ignalure. Bvware ol taMa*nuralt' Foi lurthrr iaf»na*tio« aad aampl*. addreu L- W REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE S”° tailed SPECIAL NOTICES. Wild kids aid Yillate Property 111 H. on his good fortune, and the Consultation free Room* at Heating* propio that they have so manly and effi­ cient a Representative at the Celestial House from April 19th f w 10 day*, y Cataracts ol the Eye removed effiertually. Deafnce* in muny comm that are EtrcTCT.^We notice that our old thought to be incurable opperntod on ef­ friend, 1. W. Wsamta, has been elected fectually without the knife or surgery. ■County Judge of Konosha County, WisPermanent n-aidsnee Jackson Mich, where one of the Dr’s, can be consulted stbb is a good Lawyer, an active, effi­ the first three day* of each month. cient honest man, and will make a good Scrofula and Cancer* cured and guar­ Judge of Probate. I. W-, accept our anteed. Female complaints of every name and nature successfully treated. congratulation*. rpOWNRHIP, DISTRICT, SUNDAY 1 SCHOOL AND PRIVATE LIBRARIES. sssrt'n.'Tnssrvs eaalea wUMa IAS. Beale. TkaeaSt tM&eXfyXSl &asK'SBl Supplied at Low sea Markets Rates. I WILL SELL Kin *3^00, .r d th. puicbAaer will mp lb. .bet. (toward, fortkefabm is wkll woxTHgttaa* COE 8 COUGH BAL8AM, core iyipepsu cose i Wall I’axul- If you would a~> the latest styles, largest variety and bent se­ lected assortment of WALL PAPER arer brought into the Valley of lb' Thornapplc, go to W. K. Basis*'* and examine the stock that he luu on hand, e»l the samples of the now lot* he is Far sals by llrsgiiat* avarywbtr*. sad by ‘ FARRAXD. .sllElxY A CO., DatrloaL pi,ASTKR, The Largest Works Ln the United States. For grta Ilog »»4 ealeialag Plaiter. bare jaat Zsm .Vrw/o*, Calitla Hadley, Hattie Spaoldng, Roxy Duller, Marion Eutlrr, Midplevillx.—We learn that the new Common Council at their first seeaion, Btade the following appointment*. Vill­ age Atornoy, How. Habvct Wbicmt; Marshal, J. R. Rnsm; Street Commieeionors, I. N. Kxxub, M. F. Dowlwo. All Rktubucaxb. All good appointments and give general satisfaction. M. A. DrumjUU, jffmxu Bentley, Addie Burton. Chrina Coir, CWista I. Cain, Ella Stone, Emma Bennet, Millie Ellis, Luis Andrus, Lorinda Bugbio, Lucindia Holcomb, Mary Rodgers, Lhmtings. Catherine A. Phillipt, Sarah L. Cortrifi,t, Plebe L, Stanton, Battle Creek, Alice Slade, Maple Grove, Rote A.ZJowwing, Martha Mallon, Helen Mudgefineh- Ar Hoxr.—We toe by the papers that lies. Avsnx Blub, the acoompliihod EkieE. Bunnell, Josephine Brown, Member of Congress from the 3d District, Coder Croak, Ante M. HanclmU, BaSyho* returned from Washington since the rille, Mary A’. Laird, Anna M. Plutetr adjourn of the 1st session of the 40th Eetelta Otta. Anna R. Myere, Mary E. Congress. We doubt not ho ha* protec­ Hynes, Francos E. Holme*, Woodland, ted all the interests of hi* constituouta, Delia Blocum, Delia Coulter, Hcttio A. and secured true men for every official Smith, Fillmore, Gustfa Brow, Middle­ villa, Satie McConnell, Irving. station. It ia just like him to do that Teacben who aro known to have WBAT or ri I—A good deal ia said in ochouls engaged are omitted from the th* newwpajiers, about the oermon, the above list Rrr. Da. Hatxxs, President of the Uni­ Tn* Amebicax Odd Fblldw foe April versity, preached recently st the Unita­ rian Church in Detroit We gures if the has an attmciiro table of content*. The peeplo who worship there approve of aerial story, •'The Ocean Twin*," mcrearwhat they heard from Db. Haves*, they re in interest The Hiriory of Odd Fel­ are not injured, and we aro very sure lowship premiere to be the most com­ the Da- did not compromise his chriettan plete and authentic history of tho Order HARDWARE STORE. H. A. GOODYEAR, HALL’S VKHABtt ilflUAN HAIR HYDE & PRINDLE. STOVES, IRON. A. V*auBl>le Farm for OS ? J. S. CORBIN’S GREAT GXFT SALE! HElfEWER. •100,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY JOHN WOLF. Hasltsgs. March td. IMS. .1. /— u-ir. Dodge's Clebrated Plows character, by preaching the truth from ruumtU gl»* asUafaattoa. tts. tai �=rr_r-rfz-^.—-i-l-.1 ’--a:----- THE DOLLAR SUNl^ensM ur w~ • Haney, run to your books; they rrosently fix thee to them, owl drive die other CfLtRL.ES A-DAKA’S PAPJKH. Tba eheeprat. a»*le«. *»■! **»» raoAsbto of tHaXro’.'/smTm-{fiFroilTrawer*- Itok-emmu. w «u.t=r> ‘ W.EXnLAXn, KSiSrtftoa,»S?Yo£ ■ J^Vg^atra^^ ; rrjss.TSEJ ’sH.-srtaiSR A CU, Ttotodelphh, Pa; Ciacluastl. Obio, ot A Splendid Assortment for Sale at Rail Road Prices. prist, fektotovs; In* dania ■toua tee liana er dsmaak t Tuik«y tnoroeco travailing I A GEORGE PRESTON Invito* ys«r nttonlloo >• M* SS.'aSMiSfiS’; AH Hastings Outdone! Largo A Well Selected Stock of gasiaess Jirtrto groceries, Mnvrirtts, Toy Books, Shoot N»ic, , Law Wanks, a araplota assortment, STATIONERY. . Loyal, BUI. Fat aud Foo'ta Cap, Lrttvid Coaiiaercial Nolo. Itolsvo, Billrt and . every verirty «f Writing Paper*. Aa- ■ NEWS, to prefer conimre which is useful to them, ■ ,1q pcaias which deceives them. . Xtolly, Tri-Wvakly A Weekly pars, I Ivtorial,. Ms guises a eSictoe. ..d rt/ rto to.J..p p. aa baatfi and uu'-ecripLau lak paUtober* pr-vee. PICTURES, Adversity has the effect of eliciting in prosperous circumstan- Aebalae aetoettoa of America ssSTz.Sn-.'abl »!e«eal mH rbeep; a ommI Sad appvopriato proseal fur al priu tur a scholar. Wo arc born with two eyes, but with one tongue, in order that we should sto •tvtoe SB much u we say. ll«t>les to r**riv. • sbsre •< pslrsnvg* fr»“ U. I pl«U«. aioMir to !■•» ssitotssiou as rogsrds qoelity snd prk». . F«r sad prompt sttvsttoo will bv ftv- What gift has Providence bestowed U|Km*lMnlhaL is so dear to him as his ’“ , . tuDsi us, that The history of the w a^good ends, inuwarsfl noons will ini The ’aiosd effectual corrective punish i kindness. Try it A crrxu of Nebraska thus posts nn Eastern currcspbndotit who speared a va­ riety of questions aa to tho territory and life there: ■What kind of a country do you live ini’- ' ‘Mixed and oxtenrire. It is made up arihdpaUy of land and water ’ ‘What kind of wcathrs 1* •Lan?; spells of weather are frequent Oar sunshine comes off principally dur­ ing the day time.’ ./Havo you plenty of water and how r>er ‘A good deal of water scattered about, and generally trot in pails anl whisiy ’ ‘Is it herd r ‘Bather so, when you have to go half a'mile-eed then wade in mud knee deep DA C. C. LDI8LET rAXIC sad Llrtii nywriss eato dUbyto ^aad^ aeeto ditv Zdir'ai^'lto^'v ci-qn Jftob- ’ WASTED, WESTS, STATIONKEY & NEWS DEPOT, •cw.Ib lha vtlta«*ar>UMl>wn.i tWrrVw. why U-r pray.r stlbv *A*M?iMh»rn.sr os*rro*.n.« gsuwuHMrsrc EKFsm-x-5 IMPORTANT TO FARBERS'. ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN c. o. xoinooz BTTOMXKT el U-. ItoUellsr is prsMsuUM AIMr. all! stlsad srssspU tabla. OArtlsl MsUbMrs UH**’ Broad Gauge Bailway! flHEffEfftNis.VASKzMf CALIFORNIA 4 OREGON ‘Any aristocracy?’ VtoTiOne.* , •What do your people do far a living mostly?’ ‘Soina work eomo Jem ground, Ojo'* a shrewd buslnsu manager, and so viral, .drink whisky. . . Os it aheap living thoro^’ . ... *Only five oonts a glass, and the water thrown in.’ •Any taato for music?' •Strong. Buxx and buck snws in tho dfcy t^ie. and wolf-howling and cat-fight!’ NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, BALTINIORH, SM<1 wamii.ivtoi . city. This to th* *sl> Hosts la lb* Oil Regions of Pennsylvania Fnnoy Goods, Groceries *o. \ Uasviwm. Jsaasry 8Ttb. tMt.-tf ’ Atlantic <t Gt. Western Railway. TbreagbT4aketaanJ neg gag* Cheeks X« SU Drosdasy. New York; Na. |kMiele St aad to Hebert Bl . Heaton ; llrp-4 and Union o»« Clmlaod; So. to Clark fUrovt. I.lfieage; Is Cla’ einnati. al Xo. SO Wart Foarth riirort ; X. It nor. Urwadwar and Front Klneis; 11$ Tinealrretto V. A Nail Una Mie mere Landing toot rt Vlr* Tie Farmers’ Mitral Fire In ft -------- fe H* • »7C BARhf AND EAYON COUNTIES r~-u—«’ AWmtiCTOFFICE, Land A £10 ^elvai at « eirafam party by going I through the forme of a mock memagc. Two days after, to their oonste.aiutkn, Ary discovered that, as far he the law Wimt, they were all legally married. The geuUt-man who pvrfbrmod the oervtnbny woe a magistrate of a neighboring .county, and supposed at the time that hia jurisdiction m matrimonial affaire could nut prevail outside his own juris­ diction. Il seems,' however, that au old State statute, such os thnt revamped to ■ fcdwHo ex-Secretary Stewart, was dieeowrsdwMeb setehibhed the logriitv ef the mamegos. Tho unwilling linden Aud briilogrooms ore in deep affliction. Ono gen tl(-man was expecting to lie mar­ ried to a lady In Montpelier in two weoks. Eminent legal counsel have been consul- Groceries and Provsions, NAIM, AXDS, BALT, COD RSH, Tla-Wara ®f Every DwripUan, TRX LATEST GRAVD DISCOVERT. Hanny county OR. HADFIELD'S CARRIAGE FACTORY EQUALIZER. * Fanlpria canbe Cured! A CARD. • tatm must pass an “enabling act** to got the^artire loose again. Canecsi Itrnmi, «s Chsten Flue Xew Tork. Scnsui t —They who tread life's path­ way, ever bearing on their fitt-ee an axTon esnaul «ff*rd to pay thro* or fear prom, on pnesiun of chverfulncso, are radiant arurtoa of Mt-vusry aae. »bsa by ev»«iia£sCtub toimsters of goqd. to mankind. They U I»ARKKTl & CO’S . aoattar sanshine oo oil they meet: depreesioa and gloom fisde away in their proe- GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE Of Ih-yGoed.. Li.ro., Paraaola, Albums. V.lvrr I'latxl Wars. jMatrv ZVu.t.v . LW. TB00XAV City Dntra Store mat* aad fens!*, to lalrodac* tl>* Genuine ImKrrd Ccmraja Hvnss Faai.tr Srwlug Maefetei a n-eebto* will sUlrb. ben., fell, lack, anil, cord. bind, braid and embroider In a moat tope­ tier Manner. I'rittanlv IIS. Fully warranted kind of buildings ?* •AU'igorir, loait; Anti-Baloric, Log apd Slabs- Tho bn”J‘—------- «-£. ont of doors, and so —------__________ that the ddmneys al! stick out through ihe roof1 •What kind of society ?• •Good, bad, hateful, indifferent aud ‘Any pihnos tbcro?’ Wo, but we hare several oow-bellx and*a tin-pan in gyery family.' •What could a genteel family in mod■VHto'Binmiintiiiicre do fur aisring?' ‘Work, share not*, fi.h. hunt, steal, or ifpinched, buy and tell town property.' GEORGE PRESTON IN THESEHARD TIMES MS. J. X- & 0. BVB8XIX. Rertdeat, FrecUelag aad Ceasaltlag rkyalettes, (sake ibe trastamu St Chrosh sspaetaltly, aad CV« thee, by B>vu, of Dr. IlaUeld s EguaHser, sad geOfc-s| Oevaorr, Fsaaessv I5ib. IMS. •ball ba ■ ptoassr* to u»U wait M eustopier*. His i This Hotel, so laeg sad Avarabiy known IrvwlwKnL W. A. 8ARTWEIX. in’“« Mteatica »f to ikoTrarling I'ublic. Io bring thoroughly rv- . J' Daitinga, Ds*. 11.1UT. sokklf t-iredsad p.l ia perIvvl ardor for bwlur.., <B<i will eoattoae to be k»p» ia all Its appotatawab as a First Cisse Hoase. Bat to meet the wishes DISSOLUTION NOTICE. OTIl'E u “l•“ * - ~ of owr friewda sad prtross, earobargu wUi bo redocrtl to gate pu d.r, .ad ib. preprint, m Hell the pstror-sg, of,oil who whh to ftad a qatot Michigan JExchango. frbtoyl K. A F. LYON, Preprtotora HOiaoPATHT. b. ar. brown, xzr. r>. H mSTXT0,c n,w““ CITY HOSPITAL. CLEVELAND,O. BASTTNOS. SflCB. First-Class BUGGIES dotthue WAGONS- I AIM TO SEU, Genuine Arti L8H FOR HIDES AND PELT? � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-04-28.pdf d042e03a8d0ab5eae761b86d26d6427f PDF Text Text *kf gutiagt gtassrr fastings banner GEO. M. DEWHY, BY GEO. M. DEWEY. MH. With Melies toward nans,—with Charity tar all-with Firmans* ia the Right” VOL. XIV, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, W^DNESDAT, APR. 28, 18G9. NUMBER 1. T1 ■■ mtinunitoirDnnii •■N»"~sa self, It waa whlch aide I am on.” However, he waa at last convinced that ho was mistaken. So, gatheringnp Ha papers, the ■ wm. ufjohm. P. DRAXK, M-D., WIGHTMAN & GREBLE -ROBINSON a WIGHTMAN, This decidedly for the dafendento instead of, u ho had orronoottaly supposed, for the plaintiffs, adding, “and from knowledge of tho are manifestly brighter than the general merits of the ee*e I am heartily glad write* us that upon tho 18th instant, disk. They are u variable aa the spots. “when examined with the toisecope it was found to consist of rive di-tinct nuo- SUCCESSORS TO ARE NOW SELLING H. J. HARRY. group of spots, visible withiug power requiring only sometimes: m of tho eye by a piece of called tho aoked glass. It made ita DR. C. 0. SCOTT, 1Of about 55,000 Cliea.pex' for Cash than any Houao in Barry ■• County. B. F. LOWE, . Bookwll.r end Hl.U- 3STENV GOODS Direct from Factories. A1TEMTI0K, COMRADE! FITZGERALD 1‘OHT. X«. **. OAR.. ...rj Friday K.valskst n’rlock. b O. G T. Usll. »rrr Grint A Phillip.' DR. C. C. LIHBLEY, • nd Erlreu Phiaicits and Drnllst. tiro preparation. Ho asked Mr. Brady 80,000 miles, i to as*i>t him on the trial, Brady hav­ of about 1,501 ing had no' previous knowledge of tho DAILY! B^“Specialitiei in every department. BUCKETS REAPHR A MOWER! Brady could find to say. Call and sue samples and get reinrreuces. the beet patent Roofing tnndo. 8. C. PRINDLE, TI H. HATFORD, Hastings, Mich. April 20, 1809—wly duocd. WIGHTMAN <fc GRJEBLE. BOSTON CASH STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have juat returned from NEW YORK AND BOSTON ------ with an------ J. F. ROBERTS A CO tho that time tho »]>ot liad advanc'd about uno-third of the distance across from the outera margin. It is now a little put cr and more definite knowledge of the sun’s turfacc. Observing tho sun’s disk with a good* teleecope, tho attentive eye will observe Wisctllang. Taking tho book in hi* hand ho impossible that it may continue upon tho sun s disk until after tho Gib of May, in which case it will again bo visiblu upon the eastern edge, bputs sometimes re­ main upon the disk for many revolu­ tions. For instance, in 1779, a spot con- oquatonal region -a mottling, orroughueai of the surface It is knppored by some that thi. mottled appearance crises from th •> interlacing of bngbt x ice-like ar willow- eave parti* too, irregularly scal­ ing all life wonderful brilliancy and urigwallity' Judge Daly states however, turns, though nut consecutive of the that his greatness u a lawyer lay in his same group. There are indications. sound judgement in the general manage­ ment of a case. It is stated that in no case involving constitutional que.bons as ocular ilsmaller than, as measured by ouxourroepondent, three days before. I Spots upon the sun, risible by taleehis wo have all fait none can describe. largo luminous clouds, and that copic rid, are of so frequent oecurence The trial of Baker forth* murder of It was evanescent aa the fagrance of the that it is g-nerally tho cue that they while with an insufficient fragrance of tho roes." From the time Poole furnished a notabla instance of M r. bo entered the court-room liis by-play are more or less upon the side toward Brady’s intrepidity in behalfof a client. It th* earth. It ha* been discovered, howwas st tho height of the “knuw-Notli- AHECD0TEB OF JAMES J. IRADT- IMMENSE STOCK of Seasonable Goods -which I offer at PAXCESS that will Astonish ‘ C. G. HOLBROOK, VO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS! ia still another means by wfcich rhich be was before a jury for mom than week; by that time they saw everything ALLEN BENNETT. Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl enuine drugs JOHM MICHAEL, &, medicines: G REASONABLE PRICES! thousand mep walked in solemn pruo>aaion behind the coffin of the martyred little mure than 11 years, will occur next of Beall, who waa tried by a court-mar­ tial at Fort Lafayette, on charge of be­ ing a “spy and guerilla." _ .It is related that once having.success­ fully defended a man charged with mur- further observations showing the differ, surpasses the ent constitution of the spots,|if it shall prove to be ditferent, may materially aid in developing, their cause, and removing the mystery which hitherto surrounded third. AT, THE 11 YI. L COBB, uU ConnreUar si Lew. .Mtailnr by SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Re­ pairing done promptly on short notice. ft Tiooiiix, To his aatuu- POOPING—We are sole Agents for this County for HARNESS The observation about 10,000 mites, and ita area some HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS <fc OILS! At this opeuiag of tha charge by the judge, aroused by its tenor, Mr. Brady wired a pen and commenced writing rapidly, indignation showing itself in ms BRUSHES, VARNISH, The other day I chanced to enter the spots will bo more frequent vernation. He was very dealing with his child. Hi ». R. COOK. jcraT* jfle: c»ixr habtoim hottie. HARVEY WRIGHT. 2*500 IXJL’NDS strictly pure white lead. 2500 I’or?fDS GENUINE ENGLISH CROW N 250A POUNDS RAHTLETT PURE LEAD. 1000 Por3ffDS OENVIjr® FRENCH ZINC. AVe buy our Goods directly from the Manufacturers, and sell at PRICES that defies competition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. J. P. ROBERTS <fc CO. Hastings. April 20th, lM9.-wyl. MMAlsvUI*. Ml J. G BARROWS. RAILWAYS. MISCELLANEOUS. QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. HOLBROOK A MILLS, CITV HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND, O. him. B. HERHICK, QMKAT WESTBKN RAILWAY. nod correepond In a mnarkable manner fur in with tho n-rulution of the sun, and <•txially of Jupiter, tha largvel of them, you, tho but it lias been observed that the period help it: ... J ak.l .V-_____ * was established that the November met- at intervals of 38 years, i det remarkably," aa Schabs himself ro- Gold & Silver Watches, thought that Thursday lut, aad viaibie throughout wbiShtouu! tho United Elates. When ao many and appcarently so indepandiMt Ti^mnnin are found to be aannoetad, toe reach can hardly tail to b* tha diacovary of ths •frwg ur my resee^, to cans, hbs al ones to oool down into courtesy, into af- ~ edfiaabmne busmass? some persona lability, into politeness! ’' - ■ Itailym that onto orf »..? a rui i waa in tha Bustoed case tea. a; Dev lx- * .liUd'ScSA Silii Silra ui PUH Tart *d My vithhMmatahUse^rMo homo. This ia decidedly wrong anc and oonrtesy, had tendered Buateod's rimental to the plane tevfeeteym •all LMI! tun once i mouthed bls' faoa M though nothing had happened marked on Thursday evening last, hand, sad smiling-Lada msLeJ Brady’s parlor hangs an exquisite pie­ also to be connoctecTIn some way Ho could nut control himself, tun, by Durrand, with a letter on the by many that, in 1858, the voire ymr uf the last maximum of the Briar spots, tho judge hsppetled to Uko the arm ofHwhSharia Wiltota. 8csMoo*noognixing th*, sheriff; pointed out his com- JAMB JO1M8TON. PrefrUtar. This man was talking in a Christian should talk.toneHe ta^kine bad Lta* 1 twenty-five hundred dol- tori nemo to tho office ud asked for Mr. such ware' Brady. Told to walk into hta private office, she timidly approached his desk and saying: “Mr. Brody, ihey are going eth*r lands kept sliv* the fires of civil to hang my brother, and yoto can save !ib<»rty. him! ,1‘v* brought you this money, plenso don't let my brother die?’ she buret into tears. It waa * roll of |250 ferred to Newburg. This gave riee tb I which tho poor girl had begged tn sums another incident, which Brady »u fond of five and ton dollars. The kind lioortof tolling, espea'ally when he wishes to disarm prejudice against the looks of any witness or client. Tho trial wwto beheld before Judge CixarlM A Pea­ body, in the Bunsemo Court. Tho jud^e, •allatioea Free. . . l<41«wMLe KX4»t»*rW-- with mureter in what drimed an roal, not dmutetod; and ho New York bar dared To Treat all Kinds of Diseases wm. jom .TLza.<xr t, charged with oountoLdsalmd jury shall hoar those objection^" and, de ying interference, be poured forth im­ LEAD. petuously iorty-five separate and formal �COOLEY A DOUCHEY'S COLUMN. Wirt yistiig* Banner. of New Ywk acknowledged" to in 8. H.&D.R. COOK’S warm •BOJM* M. D«»IY,............. Kotvoa. th. 5th day of April, to □ACTirroa. miciu WIWSOAT, . . . JOHN KEAGLE, ABSTRACT OFFiCX A0LM tM* Dated at Hastings this thirteenth day I of April A. D. 1889. WWiSSSi- Dodlge Xnbundrjr, Secretary of the Board of County Oan- | remedies are brought in direct contact JOHN KEAGLE, HTJELAM ENGINES, filBgte bso4 DwaAle Ciretalar With ftw iesae commences ths fourChronics of every name sn2‘nature to give tho Dr,a a cell, Uwy have any num- aarily, wo should write Just a word con- AID MULAr 8.1 ent, and therefore wo can only My, that tho County of Barry sod State efMfehi- Cunsultation free writings of some distinguished author, ually. Townships. MCELEBRATED DODfiE PLOW," C8LLKCTIDH = COHVIYANCIIG 73 Lake Street, CHICAGO, Deafness in many oaser that are OFFICE. ctually without tho knife or surgery. Permanent rarideoee Jackson Mich. men read books absorbing (hat | 0b the first throe days at each month. Scrofula and Canoen cured and guar­ anteed. rouago, both as subscribers and as ad- THE DOLLAR STORE- AMalkteAsef ItsskiMrv. AksMag. Oeartec, a. ,-to- ataateeeew *hbntai..is4i.au» relopment, so doos tho HOF Cli ft 1S DONi ?" MILLS, SilIX&LE MILLS, LATH MILLS, PLAMBRS, MAfUHnS. and after January 1st, 1889, Female complaints at every D. B. COOK. Latest New York Hews. Baltimore, more worthy of public patronage, while Carltota Castleton, nr nr Hastings, 299 297 122^ 122 Hope, Imag, 111 vocacy of all questions of a character Johnstown, 127i. MI — Maple Grove, 132 132 Orangeville, 186ll 186 Prairieville, 75 Peninsula Btate. Rutland, 122 , 122 Thorn aple, 215 213 594 OFFICIAL CAKVAM. Woodland, 1> .488 _______ Yankee Sp'a, 101 I 101 248 Bsssr Co. Ctrxx's Ornes. { Total, B 2200 11951198 6797 Hasting*. April 13th, 1869. ) Thia being the day designated by the Statement of Votes given in tho Coun­ Statutes for the meeting of the Beard of ty of Barry and State of Michigan, for Canvastrrs to canvass the votes given at Rcgente of tho University, at the Gen­ tha General and Special Elections, held eral Election hold in said County on the । in eaid county on th* 5th day of Apil, fifth day of April, in tha year one thou*A D. 1869; The Board of County Can­ and eight hundred and sixty-nine; vassers for Barry County met as above, The whole number of Votes given for and were called to order by the County Clerk. The Boll of Township was hundred and ninetycolled and the following named persons sown (6797), and they were given for । and regards his neighbors with an eye LADIES!! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! Look Out! i "CBSTArS" BEAUTIFIE R! Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blooomr j ru **oaa ea»vi—ficuBti nacx both MEW YORK, BOSTON, JUST THE SHE HiRRER, time into eternity. Bear in mind and put in prettier that great virtue. Charity, ' OHf non CORNS !OH! ruoaz CORNS. wo ebail all reap, who deserve, tha ward of our labors done in tho body. • “ Gut Lima.' [Morning I'nprr, Aug. 38.) '“I OH MY! !OH MY1 I can’t stand It: but be did. for be eent right off and got Goslar’s ‘ Corn Solvent, MONEY TO LOAN L. “COBTAB’S" P. H. Harwood; Orangeville, Joy 8. Treparati Terry; Prairieville,-------------- ; Rutland, —A fire at Kalamasoo, on the- 15th, Huron Healey; Tbornapple, J. C. Bray, destroyed seven buildings Loes, 930,000. •‘Ocoter’." Eat, Ranch, te. Exterminator, Woodland, Ira Stowell, Yankee Springs, "Cooter’s" Bod Bug Exterminators. State of Michigan, County of Berry, —A fire at Toledo, on tho 16th. des­ •Onotar’s'’ (onto y«w> le^ Powder. T A. Hubbard. 88.—Wo do hereby certify, that ths troyed five storrs on Monroe end St The Board was duly organised by tho foregoing is a correct statement of tho Clair streets Lose 980,000. ” O»>y lefaJItbl* R*aM«l<« knows.** vlectfon of John Keagle so Chairman. I votes given in tho County of Barry, State —The new jail and Sheriffs hones at of Michigan, for Regents of the Univer­ Tho Board then proceeded to the can- sity, at the General Election held in sa>d j Kalamasoo ouot 940,000. County on the fifth day of April, in the —Greet floods are rrportrd in the Barry at tho General and Special Elec­ year one thousand eight hundred and Eastern btatee, deluging railroad trains tions held on tho 5th day of April, A D. sixty-nine. and doing much damage to propety. Dated at Has tings, this thirteenth day 1809, and finished c aevassing thr rvturns, of April, A. D. 1M9? —The contract fur the new Agricul­ | HaxavR. Owtah, JOCraeby RLN.Y^ ■ a lie their determination and declared tural College building has bees taken JOHN KEAGLE, I Or, Jowx F. Haxav (ftoeewepr to) tho result of tha canvass, M respectively Chairman of the Board of County Can- by a firm fooen Yprilsnti at 931,500­ Danas Brins A Co.,II Part Row.N. Y appears in the following statements. — It is said that Senator Fenton, of MeU by F. 0 1CILIT a co.. MM New York, intends to sue the CbeiBwrtw/ ddsvrriorr and Jfvratay JVte for libel, laying damages at 9500,000. Tabular Statement of Votes given in —The oflhm and soldiers of tho the-Oounty of Barry. State of Michigan, Army of the Potomac will hold a re­ fqr Circuit Judge of tho Eighth Judicial union picnic at Beat River Park, Now York, July 7th. Tabular Statement of Votes given in 1 Circuit of th* State of Michigan, at tho I — Senator Sumner estimates our loo­ tha County of Barry and State of Michi­ General Election held ia said County on ses by the depredations of Anglo Robel gan for Justice of tha Supremo Court the 5th day of April, AD. 1809: I COURT HOUSE, ANNANB A CO., lyiRIE EtJkXX/WJAYI darknsss we may dispel from each other’s Joseph Estabrook received two thous­ and two hundred (2200) voteo ' John F. Millar reoiivud one thousand one hundred and ninety-five (1195) •f the State of Michigan, at tho General PiriAa hold ia oaid County on tho 5th day of April A D. 1869: THREE-FOVRTHS THE AMOUNT 73 Lak. Street, Chicago tho following parsons, vis: Janas H. McGowan received two thousand two hundred and four (2204) Assyria, A. W. Chapin; Baltimore, R. T. Stodrisg; Barry. W. T. Barter; Carlton. D. D. Smith; Castleton, John Teagio; Hasting*, ; Hope, C. B Dickerson ; Irving, J. J. Hendershott; Club System H A. 1? E R . fireai CHiflairatioB cn Laie StreEL —It is rumored that Boyle, the aS or­ d-rar of Sheriff Orcutt, of Kalamasoo, has escaped from the State Prison at Carl too, CasUeton, Hastings, QOOI> I FUKMTURE 76 216‘ 292 M! 128! 219 29, 1011 124 Statement of Votes given in tho Coun­ 119622056401 ty of Barry. State of Michigan, for Cir­ cuit Judg. of the Eight Judicial Circuit of the State of Michigan, at tho General Ejection held in eaid County o. Monday the 5th day of April, in tho year one thoa^nd right hundred and sixty-mao ; to tho United States ia being diseemed at theOfty of Mexico. * The whole number «f votes given for A bill to aboUah iBprieaumoot for debt *•» •» O~l. J-*** ™ to. haa roanhed a aoooud i—dtag in tha JOHN WOLF. JOHN WOLF. �and giisrrthnraw. isniTutaom. BUSINESS CARDS, Volley Roil Rood la innrsssis'g~ largely and is an carneat of tho sucoeaa that awaits tho completion of this groat work. Already, an we learn from the officers of the rood, thw earnings are in axooss of t.-rr/v« thousand tdUxri.yvt month, and tod ia fatal dieorder a. Deori »g tel a foot la ad.d lol tee Ont aymjtemf of debility dr serVdwpW' thia«gith thO’road only In a partially traUos bo aaea ymopUy W|pi htvlgorafisg trees, •eat Fcnannl aa.ong the vegetable laaloa of tbo age ataada BOlSTETTWA STOMACH BITThe scene at tho depot ia of a most ani­ TCR-i. sad wbvsevar tee vital peaers eooat la mated character, and. tho receipts and discharge of freights are truly wonderWhile in this connection, we notice the erection of a fine largo engine house near ths depot for thOtoaommodatfon of the iron horse. Wo see also a now turn table in a for­ ward state of completion, which will soon afford the cars and engines an opportuni­ ty of " swinging round tho circle,” in a much mare satufoctory manner than did our Chief Executive and now retired pub­ lic functionary. In n few days more, tho “ tables will be turned,” and tho locomotives can then “ right about face” on their onward pro­ gress to Charlotte and Jackson. prodcceo wnkaeu of tbo bodily yewvn. BoaeolUB'l It kipjxM teat tea appalila dooaada, cow ft«d teas tea alamach cao Slfdat; tboajh not were, porkapa. tkaa la rvqal rad to kook ap tko to tea duty Inpoood apes li by lbs appoUlo, sad capable of aopplylag tee iaiUiap mcI«i/e/Ue ayoteM aa fast aa II la repaired. Tbit abject la folly aocewpUebed by the oaeof Ibo Bitten. They lose and gee Ify allaulale tbo oollalar soBbraao Dry (Ml Grttlflti, WILLIAM MYRRH, Music A Jewelry. QR THE HOST RUSOIUBU Ttfll. GEOROE PRESTON, The rice.,, ft Urge Sad Comaodloes. eaa- General Grocer* x'uSi'r.'.’AW.- Tnx Wxarnxs.'—During past ten days MutsKET.—Mr#. Taylor, at tho store / O. I). Sjaulding, ia now opening a plcndid assortment of milinary, to rhieh ilia attention of our readers is re[wetfully invited. Poor. W. D. Nonuisnrx gave two in­ westing and attractive Concerts, at Un­ it: ll;ill, on Munday and Tuesday Eveiaga- We learn tho attendance was irgo and du* audience delighted. Tur Rumi Wbt RUSSELL & NEVNS sell more goods of a like quality (tok ethers, for a little mousy, is because hoy buy close, pay no rents, keep fewer Isrks, and work harder themselves, linco "seeing is believing,'* call and see Tux CtaariT Cocar is in oeesion, Uta logos Izirrs S Lovku, presiding. Tho 'nlcndar in large, and this session bids [ air to be an important one. There ia m tho Cdi-ndar fire criminal, thirty dr. 1, six imparlance, and thirteen chancery the weather has been such as to suit every variety of taste and temperament. From rain to sun shine, fron snow and frost to genial and balmy skies, it has now apparently settled down into a bi71s adapted to the season, and by the pleas­ ant temperature and chirping of the birds, we are admonished that spring with its attendant joys and blessings is upon us.—All hail the gladsome days of Sjwing I Dno, IMiciiis, Rnariss, “’’"‘‘asHB-™-. JOHN CABVETH. Improved Farw Ad Tillage Property FOB. SAXE A EXCHANGE Guss Bxowus — By tho bills posted around town wo too that Prof. Owin, tho celebrated “ Glam Blower” will giro exhibitions of this splendid art at Union CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT Hall for six consecutive evenings, com­ SARSAPARILLA mencing with Tuesday tho 20th insL All persons who hare never seen any thing of this kind, and we guess tho public gunernlly, will bo instructed as well as pleased by sp-ndtng an hour in look­ ing at this exhibition of tho wonders of Glass Blowing. stest styles, largest variety and host so­ rted assortment of WALL PAPER, rer brought into tho Valley of the' Op Seelioa IS. la Tborsapplo; M Serac laprsf) rd.« acres Wbcst co tee grosad; Good O-cbard. Laf Boeae. well walend ; Faraeiag liipteamU, Three Ilogs, Tea ibnp and Tbno Uelfrra. ALL FOR 81700 HEDRICK A COOK, ' Saddlers A HaruEsmiken, H. A. GOODYEAR, Bailer A Kickaue Dealer, ~U*T. RIAL KSTATX A H8DRAICE "horr.rippla, go to W. K. Biota's and ixamine the Stock that ho has on hand, nd tho samples of tho now lots he u ecoiring, from time to time. t4 Wimitei f the Iwst goods ia the market are bo­ ng received at the stare of 0. D. Spauldng - all interested, and who is not, will o well to g > anl examine this stock bearc purchasing, as every body knows ho prices at tliis estnblishmont are at ivo and let lire rates.. • ' Mirtt Score.—From various sources rr learn that the ycald of maple sugar n this region of country has been very wavy this sea on. Far laveral’ days iait, tho greatest activity has manifest­ 'd itself in this favorite staple, and tho apply has been an greet as really to glut tho market One prominent dealer in Hastings, boa, we understand, pur­ chas'd over a tun and a half of tho aareharino commodity. -Oil • there's aothiog lkeirv> sweet is lift. Ur to rnxTrxxs. - Alfred Egbert Eeq the well known and accomplished agent • f the JonesrillcWoolen Hille waa in town one day hurt week, and sold to Baiurw lioomu 4 Damar, a full assortment uf the splendid goods manufactured at three celebrated mills, than which there is none hotter, the product of American kntoqrtsc. Our people who are in want of spring and summer coumares will do well to call at tho store of Messrs. B. G. 1 I), and examine this stock,Before makeing their selection, and you may depend if you do, that you will find tho beat goods in tho country on exhibition, ami for sale, on tho moot reasonable terms. lium-vos IxTEovruxars.—A recent ’troll through our enterprising little vil­ lage, satisfied us that the amount of im­ pair.-mont now in progress is fully equal to, if not indeed it does not surpass that A any former year. In every direction buildings are being erected, and many of those already up crease of population that ia thronging in to Hastings. We rejoice to see this, and yet the sup­ ply is not nearly to th« demand. Many persona are now boarding or are had-\ lied together, two or three families in me house, for want of dwellings to rent Ke have no doubt that tweaty sang little tanementa, adapted to the wants if small families eould be rented in a lays time, cod at remaneretive prices. ■Ve hope our capitalists wiiraee to i^ and n the course of this spring and summer •moo, afford the —nr -j faaBitow far mOWNSHIP. DISTRICT. BUNDAY SCHOOL AND PRIVATE 1 LIBRARIES, BDWmI ~Renew£r Ita Effect la MIRACULOVS, COE’S COUGH BALSAM, Hits perfect sod wood.Hot article. Corse L..I,___ U-l.. L.I. COE'S ITSFEMI* CUE! CARRIAGE FACTORY! HARDWARE STORE, H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IKON. HASTINGS, CHEAT GIFT SALE! •100,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY To bo derided among >0,000 Purchasers ill ire undergoing repairs and being en­ larged to kWp pace with the daily in­ rfr t-wW| HALL'S roe fall farUewan Adrtreos J. B W*l»« l..MW>.,rraolS«|lb otear premised siU to^A^aXuiob. w satad.JB MICH. �CASH STORE iasiuw Jirtrtor Jill Hastings Outdone! It la a gnat mistake in female educatleo to keep a young laly’s limo and attention devoted to only fashion b-» Mteoetar. of tho day. If you would qualify her lor conversation you tnu«' give her something to talk^h'.ut—, Ivo her efiaeetliin with the aAal we. Id. Wltlr the outer world, and lie transpiring events. Urge her to nauj newspapers, andhrwe familiar with tho present character and tm;>rovcu>eDt of our race. History ia of ooms importance; but the peat world la deed—are have nothing to do with IL Oar thoughts and ecr eeooarna should be for the present world; to know what inland Improve tho eendlUou ol It. Let her have an Intelligent opinion, and bo able to auataln intelligent conversation concern­ ing tho mental, moral and religious improvements of our time. I-et the gltaled ennuale and poems on tha center tabla. b« kept part of the time covered With weekly and dally Jourr.ale. Lot the whole family—men, women and DB.C. 0. SCOTT,. ~ »»a ~ „"CTXC B. P. LOWE. -•-ATT1STI0B. COMRtDI BR. C. 0. LIK3I.ET. 0. (. IMOiaiM. STATIONER! & 08 DEPOT. WK. H. HATFORD. Wim sea U (bate all the IsMIng FsrMi. H Lj land. They were kept free and hilled up verThe yield waa not be surpassed; the Harrison yieldingat tho rata of over 650 boahMs per acre, and the Early Goodrich 425. N-P. Husted, of the Grand Hirer Nuraeriaa, Lowell, Michigan, has a large qiumty of tho Early Goodrich—warrant­ ed pure—for sale. ATLANTIC i GREAT 7KTKRI sr Tar: IMPORTANT TO FARMERS ! Broad Gauge Bailway! CALIFORNIA A OREGON Cocrrsr Oisu.—Meta Victoria Fuller, m a sisterly way, thus talks to country gMa: Tl»e fanner's daughters are anon to be the life as well aa tha pride of this.coontry—a glorious race of aroman, which no other land can show. 1 aeek not to fiattar thom ; for before they can become such, they will hare to make ah earned effort of one or two kinds. There are •otke who deprecate their condition ;And soma who hero a false pride in it, because they demand more consideration than they merit. A want of intelligence up•n all the subjects of tho day and uf a refined education ia no more cacnsabk is a county than ia a town-bred girl, in thane days of many books and newspa- JOJUi MICHAEL, WAIRIEiTCS CITT. This lattes^ BwUtotlM Oil Region* of Pcnngylvani* ’ CARRIAGE FACTORY! lARhf AND EATON COUNTIES Mw a * Xul S HASTINGS HOUSE, HASTINGS, MICB. schools; but men of ►•!>-rior minds taxrwtodge of the world would rather lave for wives woman well and proper-1 ly educated at home. And this educe-! boa can be had whenever the desire ie not wonting. A taste for reeding does wonders^ and earnest thirst after knowtaj almost certain io attain a sweet draught tram the 'Pierian Spring'— TtoeeisafenMr’adanghtarinthx. -rr room in whixih I am writing • beauti­ ful, refined and intelligent woman, in whme girVued bo..k. were not so plenty no now, and who obtained har fias edu- SS10 HABVBT WRIGHT. Groceries and Provsions, »Xun, axd, aaxv, cod nan. First-Class BUGGIES DOUBLE WAGON* Tan Limbi axd Fixwt Ataatn& •ver offered in the County- KEROSENE Oil 500 1. a BARROWS. I AIM TO SELL Genuine Articles —The Mowing, from * raeent issue of the Hartford CUmi, refers to a watch manufactured by Mesars. M. 8. Smith 4 owor-*^ *■* •*— Michigan _Exchange. IN THESE HARD TIMES ** D». HseUteM^s ", warrita i*ok [-- SSrtK! NIGHT SCETSTES TH» iMtoX.*, . *U1 By Bev. Daniel Maireh, B. D. M-tun � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-05-05.pdf 5e0ef9e0c42bbbba4d8bdbba5c3d90b3 PDF Text Text Ski gh'jHnjj #»BBrr ®ljc fastings banner GEO. M. DEWEY, AT H.um.10S. BiMr co.. MtCB. OBw uvcr J. Coh A Hoa*i Grootry Stars. oast sld« Court House Square. Kkc Jutisp Termt ef Bebseripilea « Ofltt ■•Iteakssribtre, per aa,aa. fit.SO Farsrlsblr in adraaco. I’aHetii remlllla< •k>sld vrUsiktlr aaass tad (M.i iEt< addru. palely. ____ ‘ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1869. VOL. XIV. NUMBER 2. Italy-ths Deapi-Pcnalty. Sjiisiuws Jirrctorj. i politicos hare for month, de­ tail effort to masting the Ed- B. H. MALLOBY, ■J K n IF F Offie. at Iks Court Uuui gkkix.n. “ WM. UPJOHN, WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE labor. haring uuanin the penalty of Death i Within the village smithy Right merrily I ring, thu uae of the .polling-book. I ahull not SUCCESSORS TO Italy ia a kingdom of some twenty-five objection, I don't see why others should trouble themsdveo about thojnatter. I ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN, ba-r tbelr huge lungs panting ARE NOW SELLING dems of the second ch The nnllb is stalwart and mighty— H. lllta h i sledge on high. DR. C?0. SCOtT, C-'lieaper for Cawli than any House In Barry County. 11. F. LOWE. TSTEW GOODS Direct from Factories. ATTENTION. OpMRADBf DAILY! jg®“Spcclalities in every department. BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER I And cheer him with my song • I sing to him while be labors— Ills arm is brawny and powerful, lie strikiS with an earnest purpose, And heavily lal:s his blow. HOOFING—We are sole Agents for this County for DR. C. C. LINSLEY, |C a«4 Ixkc < PMatetee «n4 I 41 eho. il* and a.ntr d,.r..r., •j .Ti r.n. t. Oaf nr O • Ila. Ilartt Counit. Jfid). tho boat pafo-at Roofing made. Cali and aee aatuples aud get reflkreuoea. 11 ARNESS SHOP—A Ann, Stoik of Harness on hand. Re­ H I. W. VR00MAN, r dhe-lff r,ic fi.t.t Ceialy. will pairing dune promptly on *h<trt fiutice. Uniting^ Mich. April 20. IWO.-wly S. c. PRINDL3, / <O>< iTK X..<*rr .'■iteliw. Criii WIGHTMAN A GREBLE. BOSTON CASH STORE! The children stand in the doorway, Fur they low to see him swing His sledge across Illa shoulder. While drearily 1 king. Through all the live-long day. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just returned from • WM. H. HAYFORD, Lrror.X’.r«>i •> i..«. < NEW YORK BOSTON — -krith an------J. P. ROBERTS * CO.. Abide year time In patience. a Board required to bora on peu-rines, or artichokes un hop­ nor hindered their operations lias writpoles. These waiters may be trusted to in furtherance of or repugnance to then dueigna; and, though he has twice oonveraed freely with tho President re*pe< t ng certain meditated appeuntments, no word or hint was dropped on uther side which imported that La was or suggest­ advantages and pay tho established char­ ges. without exclusion un account of sge, ed that he might be himself appointed to any post whatever. * or ca.to, or sox. If women eoUli’ nut .la stating U»-se facta, he ia no manner cepe of Sicily; while the southward slofind therein tho opportunities far scrjiiire- ment (hat they nocd and eocl^ they would continue, of course, to k would make exertions to attract1 btugUJgn, in rar*, and gravitate tuward not been tendered him. Ho ucithe me new kingdom with a momentum thii avers nor implies that ho would bar cannot forever bo reristod. . declined either of the posts ia ouestior honor of blood-bed. Unhappily, ermta 1 of viottaoe and passion are commo* among all daaaes of her people. "Blood n-qioly of all important civil tru.ta bj e.._ si_ J »» r. __________ t-___ is- ..n female modesty oc purity, rightfully be- nen bred to th-- 'aw. ror do-w he bo • luns to a darker ago than out. 1 ro- that Ben. Franklin degraded or dispar­ menber lira. Brandyball in one of aged the editorial profeerion by serving Theodore Houk's novels of society, boast­ his country successively as Embassador of tdmra: any other country uf Europe. ing uf her Seminary for Young Ladies Italy puts away the Gallows, because ■ . I i r, . I,.« Fwltv ■ V ftiat A I — _ u one of the •afr>t in the world being entirely surrounded by a dense wall, eight foot high, surmounted by ahsrp ——,L— —n.l I.—>.V——. —* I — to justify the • STOCK IMMENSE the Cuurtof A] of Seasonable Goods which I offer Oh, young man, eager n-.d hopeful, Oh, young man, valiant and strong, When the blows tall fail and thickset RAW SUGAR. the pother raised in those journals about the xoiitor of this uno, doubtlo-s realized State is ever to teach hnrj C. 0. HOLBROOK, ro TK.OUBLE TO SHOW ^Uiscrllanu. OOOT>S T ALLEN BENNETT. Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl Horace Greeley on Female Education- Last night wo saw the hidden wonr ____ -V________ ___ ___ 1-1 Tuisvxr. commended Ire ability, which will flENUlNE DRUGS <fc MEDICINES! hllEASONABL^ PRICES! fl AT TUB HASTINGS DRUG STORE. Lt PURE PAINTS <fc OILS! WX L. COBB, ATTOnXET *»<l Cuenrellur at I ■ BHUSHES, VARNISH, Ury HASTINGS HOUSE. nenn pounds strictly pure white lead. /!3UU 2500 POVNIW OEtO,ra ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. Si.t. and Chwvb Nmla n«»<lMi. l.aaaa 11. KlH«. r>nrr>eu>r. Tbf* 0Enrt POUNDS UAH I LETT PURE LEAD. 1000 POVlf®S CE!ttnWE FRESCI1 EWC. HARVEY WRIGHT, We buy our Goods directly from the Manufacturers, and sell at PHlC-a that defies competition. Give tu a call and we will warrant satiifaction. J. P. ROBERTS <fc CO. J. G. BARROWS. PLOWS! Shook * mills, ’ WM JOKES, BUY TOCB PLOWS AT TUB HASTIIH FOIMH! la thebn nothing to be laid or done for tho education of HVwiew / Wonw-n evi­ dently bvgina to be D-gurdod, however timidly and blindly, u» somebody or aumetliing in the field uf blended Intel­ lectual and InduztrU! eilurt; the begins to moke a figure even at our annual exiiibitiutu oi agricu.turnl prufic-eney end achlevumouL It fo dikcuvored that tho can du vumuthing more for those than make pa ch-wort quilts and cart-wheel « hi. fellow -suliorera 4 follow. : We saw the living trades ia adversity I brethren of ter of an ounce uf raw augur. There ahead persuasion! bo soothed were myriuda, apparently, of horrible inaecta a» large aa beebca, and having the appearance of craba. Four dreadful bga with clawpmoera at the end of them, itxnted ia four parte aa with armor, and brtailing with thorp pointed epoara, were ths demnttion bow in front pt tho munotor, and his head hurte’’ ia the dainti r expreeuon.) Well, wm a lung pyramidal farm in two juinte truly, thia iaeumething to be coariderod ; with five finger tipa at the terminuz who eo cun do it well may nut imp Aaibly I wo had bored bo trained to do even more. Admit that more adroitly, it is not oa»y to connect thia with Pro­ ductive Industry, and that equestrian ly upon thy rim of an tuner circle upon feuts have usually been performed vxb the back tiero were twelve more of theee' grinning down at ua in glad exultation tutr of-the uidosuro at our County and long sharp s;«ars, with two at the tail, an J measureless content, Let u% thru, and fonr snake-like Icntacula. exceeding­ d. ar brethxt n' take theta buffets of forly fine iajirticulation, and no doubt inposition, if not tho moat fitting, in our modem Olympian games. To •* witch the world with noble horse­ ous danger. The reverse side showed manship " is an old attempt -. and, if it dora not excite tlie highest kind of ad­ miration in the mind, it may, under such callings with roeolute if not with joyful auspic-s, awaken a tenderer emotion in the region oi tho heart. Diana is hardly has fascinating than Venus, and the prvedon of immnuo (relative) power, and over the muscle there was a case or ar­ mor through which it showed. Talk about lively beasts, and lively dvrlnl roman,” says Manager Crummies, they were Eager, restlaes, ravenous;* in Nicholas Nickleby, dilating admiringly always falling foul of each other, or at­ on too personal graces and acrobatic tacking grout joints of sugar, as forgo, in raalilr, as a mathematical point With the pincers attached to the end of each cud uf a spoor, surrounded by a blaze of asrdrodbxUfowiag how firevorks.'' their small way tho enormous tragedies i3y we taa be without If we caimtA bo diatingu: of Tennyson', primal monsters. The way those marvels came to light Woman, and can tell to a dot ail that was thia: A spoonful of raw, coarse su- counted ridiculouscr com no one would pity our with a uz exhibit neither wound behind the scaurs. ample. That the reform thus instituted will profoundly ricutiiaUt, Is wall illustrated in the uu»- ‘ iixeaii otnen, ruaiaios unutue page , Inoludln a beautiful Unted cover iob­ taining an original large engraving. Tho copy before ua is literally packed fuil-nf fine, plnaalng, and ina'.roetlve engravlnga, and choice. In trunUve.orlg- ■ Inal, and carafully preyarod reablng minds in the conn try. Alm at every line ia full of Interest and Instruction. The multitude of seasonable hints about all departments ef out-door and In-door and particularly the Calendar of Work to be done during the month. Taken attogttgvr, the American Agriculturist a.lcai journal for the Farm au<J Gar­ , and for the Houabold, whet-bor in C City, Vhlag, er Country. Terms: stW per year, or four copies for»4. Single numbers, post-paid, Liocnta. Okawob J odd * 0o_, YeoUshera, St) Broadway, listed every Thursday, by the New York Mercantile Journal company, te and trade (without regard to partv.poltrtae). Itcoatalnsve.y full lists of Job- total incapacity to direct her in these im- WE ARE MELJ.ING THE Ul’iwr • ‘~ A I'kUlips slots, Hartings■ Mwh M’ JAME8 JOHXSTOX. Fraprinor. CURTISS INTO. sasa. and finajy turn into flies rosr-mbling Iron Beam, and the Celebrated scientific men call them, were then gath- Robinson For $10. yy, £SSW' ckalamazooi Subscription price M.00. No. 20, 'With Conifer knd RICE’S Patent Wheel, $12. No part of mysteries u( the toilet, 1 am Constrained —. L - — —.wt>, nt .nJ tjaye a full ggeortirient of CULTIVATORS A DRAGS, ; which we are selling at reduced rates."®* JACKSON - - State Prison - - WAGON AGENCY. caaMXMgardMeiliaaMkhMeia lUaatk. for tllO. “‘y. Hrt. hlnV C*.’ BOMttdPATHMT. Addrtm TAc HiBtinp. Midi, Msy 5, IMfc St’ . �COOLEY* April, ^17,000 CIRCUIT COURT. The ApG term of tho Circuit Court eommeneedjn Uii* HUag* on Monday th* 27th,. and adjourned on Thursday tha 29th uf April after a brief nod compirXtive unimportant term; nm>tafth: eoro. on tho docket being put over to aMomodato th* Attcrney* on one rile or th* other. Judge Lovell, prow led. and It is not to much to say did hie duty in givsn fiw James . Houghtalrn revived two thousand two- hundred and three (2203) a manner that doae honor to the high j osltian which h* holds as a Judge•Dan’ our evor efflrient and popular Clerk was at his post, and a* over did much to mako the term brief and the expenses light by tho rendineaa with wliich all that pertain* to hi* office i* done and lb* certanity that if • Dan " did it, all !* right Mr. Swresoy a* Proroeuting At- toresy met the publia expectation, though the criminal buxines* of the turn was very light Our Circuit Court Commisriuner was, a* erer, omhand ready to do whatever pertains to hi* department but w* think hit tabor* this te:m were not ardlon». During the' term Mr ft. A- Bourn, of Hurting*, was exami*d, and after a thorough, svnmination ■mt* creditably sastained wn* admitted • tho bar, aa an Attraoy and Counselor ri law. Wo unlcntand h* intends to ttle in this county. Among tho Attorneys present not «*!• (■nt* of Hastings, wo nutired Hon.tlarj Wright, and John Carveth, Et^, of William p. Bristol received one thous­ and on* hundred and nincty-two (1192) WORTHOF GOODS IN STOCK, "“HDW CAM IT M-DOMXr Wliich GODSMABK 4 PALMES are of­ fering at extremely low prices THE DOLLAR STORE- btbcrryefUw crowd* sb. ibron* 73 Lake Street. CHICAGO, in aonsoquenoGjOf hdvlngbought since . ... the'recent Great Doclin®. COLLICTlOIiCOmyilQK GOODS HAVE TUMBLED, AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM Coffee Sugar, 16c jmt lb. The best Ten Cent Prints. 655l- Our assortment is more complete in each depart­ ment than ever before brought to this market. Consisting of a fine line of DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, Tabular Statement of- Votes given in tho County of Barry, State of Michigan, for County Superintendent of Common School*, tar tho County of Barry at tho General Election bold in said County ox the 5th day uf April, A. D. I860: Biltunore, Barry, Carlton, C-utliton, Buch, of Kalamnroo, and Mr. Stuart, of Halting*, Battle Creek. We odd a brief *ynopeis •f ths cases di Posed of Tho >e that went over from any cause are onuniitud owing Johnstown, Maple Grove, ►> th* crowded state of our caluma. Tho Poojj* r., John Patten and Lowia Orungurille, Cotton. Linen and Cambric Edgings and Insertions. Club ufSystem »>r laartu rtl ■d U.e Clothing, ALL KIM OF FABMIMI IMPLEMENT! CONSTANTLY ON HANI. BSuComc and Come early, so aa to secarc good bargains and «eoa«A&E e ?AL»Ba. the first choice. Bedford, May lai, I860.—2m COURT HOUSE, lot of White Granite Crockery of ifuldad-jn, *1 price* unfrtted-ntty ________ __ (w 2) i Drrangeville Correspondence. 2 no Oujcrnut, Mine, ) April 27 th, 1869. J Eo. BaXXKX.—I don t know that thia will pLce in th* Bxxxxa at pre*- tho Executive Committee of the • Agricultural Society have decided old the n*xt State Fair at JocLson. •at, proceeding* of the Circuit Ccurt trill, probably, firat find a place in your column*. But aa I tra somstimss JlorSEKEEltRSf prune to be neglectful about writing, 1 JfGUMNEKPER*! though I would do so now, and you con Men Women—and ..Children insert it when convenient Men- Women — and Chillren The weather is getting to bo truly HEA1 beautiful, and the farmers ar* bu.ily on■'Coo-ltt,, io F, gag-id in putting in their spring crops. Fountain; ^ssaultemd Battery, Verdict Wheat gvnornlly, looks well, although -Us.liu* io il Gaihy. Bontensad, Patten to pay a fin* there n:o eomo poicei that, at present, uf 875 and Fountain 810 which wore look a* though they would not amount paid. Jamas A. Sweery for tho Poop!*. Holbrook, and Mills, and Balch, for th* 11772 1566|T~»834Q to much Gate ore all *own in this vici­ nity, and fhnner* arc busily engaged defoalant*. In addition to ths above a Lcrubee in prvjjaring their corn grotltxl. Clover Th*. People Francis F_ Durkro, Burglary and Urceuy. Pled guilty. Be- .received 2 votes in th* town of Balti- I looks well, ^nd from preeout appoaraniag under sixteen year* of ago the m;>re, and L. 8. Themoj recrivodS vote* cr*. there will be an abundance of fruit, ’’ at leoat, the buda m> indicate. Sickness Judg* sen ton wil him U> ths Reform in th* town of Hope. School daring his minority. James A. . Stalomoat of Votes given in th* Coun­ has greatly abatM' in our part ef tho ty of Barry and State of Michigan, for County during th* lost few week*, and ’th* people. County Superintendent of Common Chorie* Osmoron,Albert C. Brrent, there are but few caa*a, that I knew of by vuu Us. wun, Court, vuraici renbet [ School*, ‘ at the G.-ncrol Election held in now, of lung fearer. wn r ’t®. *“d eotL IJo,bro«k and I *aid County, on thp 5th day of April in Mre. Anu Sullivan, wife of Mr. Cha*. Sullivan of thia ploro, woa bturiod a coupand sixty-nine. la of w**ks siuw, and • Mrs. Ifr.t» uf ••Th.1 C«^t> win K.n t*.,-" Tho whole number of Votes g-ven for Wayland, Alleg-ui County, dos* by bare, Try •• CosfoHb" Cough Remedy said office of Supcrintrodent ol'Cummon died on the 19th inst, uf billioua colic, •Cold, and II.art. *n« |rad t* teilb," ' Schools, was three thou and three hun­ after nn illness of only thirty hour*. ’ Try •• Cuatar*a” Cough llmncdy. dred and forty (3340), and they were "Fir Cr**p»—Wt»*pi»g Ct-sglM, Sr.There wa, a end accident happened, given tor the following penuns, vis; Try “OMtar's" Cough Remedy, — Cmtar It L. it.- k—• ..__ .__.. John H. Palmer received one thou*- also in tho township of* Wayland, about and seven hundred an! sjvcntj-two thro* wook* since. A boy by tho n.’-n>* of (1772) rata*: ’ •’ •- t ,SngT sixteen year* of age, while out OFFICIAL CANVASS. Cl-ntoat Smith received one thousand ।shooting squirrels *qt±lentally shot him­ fire hundred and fifty-»!x (1556) votes. (self, th* ball entering tho right temple, BaxxT co. Clbtx's Onaar, 1 C. Smith reeoitod five ( ) tutor. , "uastingsi April isth, J*.’}, passing an up through th* right hemis­ Smith received three (li) vote*. phere, finally lodging in th* sktxf al the of r„„, ia L. 8. Thomae received two (’) vote*. 1 th. Cau.1, d Ihm, Su» of C. Limbec receive.! tw._> ( ) votes. <top of th* head. Something mare than Stato^of Michigan, Qianty of Barer, ttwo weeks had part before tho bull was S3.—rWo do hereby certify, that the ( extracted, which wn* finally done by Dx. EL J. Traxxx, arcocnt graduate from tho Medical Dopartmsnt of th* UnivorStandard Propqxat £dn» 1 *ity, at Ann Arbor,and* son of Dr. IL 0. i Turner, of this Village. Th* boy still liv** I but there is not much hope* of his recov­ ery, and should ho get well, the probs­ ' baity is, his intellect will b* greatly im­ JJori ths change in tho Time Card* of (Michigan Central, th*Grand Trunk, t Great Western, th* Jaekwra, Lan- ' g end Snginxw, and th* Grand Iliver Hey Railroad*. R’a Dox’r Baum * Wore or Ir—■ I British Mi outer to China, ia c ntration to M. Burliugime, asserts that । CUiuca > do not du tire progress, end ‘ m-jrJoring Chridian couverl* and 'Costar's’ Buckhorn Salve a* Fsttowsnr.—The semi -ecutonnial ivbr.aty uf th- introduction of Ono Lowinir into the United Status w*« bratod on the 26lh ult, in meat of principal citioi of ths Union in a ' appropriate manner* I.OOP U. ar.W YOBKXrcRTSXMBlvrX«i. K>s*s.t r«t.n«^or M lijl«r»«i.r.r ,t BrvsnsvHts wtabfWaja r" ‘•5" rau. Pxrax. If you would see the it style*, tergret variety and beit so­ d aswrtmunt uf WALL PAPER • brought into the Valley of ths Fer the Fararra *f Mlrklns! u?mXiLto>a'.*' u,,,< hair Taxis or Cass r>a Ciurjuu — J<0 ••■•nger eoaobos, highly decorateJ, I gotten up inode with regard tu baiupl comfort, iSd-Jttfacturvd by the •on ljanufactoring Co., of Spring- 1 Mata., [n»cJ through Detroit on tradiy morning. en nutr for Califorr. tte 11 C. R R. But. Emit* Cuxaixa Hxxm.—We am that Uowxk & GauiWit, Lave pvrased of H A. Goodyear, tho Lot on a North-wost corner *f Stated Jaffer* k«treat< far'13,GOO, and will immo- Jtoiy oryc^a Throo Story Brick Block r the prVmiw*. Tho 1 it flour io bo ucfied by. them as a Banking Office. paired, as flro bull passed through a por• tion of th* braih. I believe that there is nothing further of any public intorovt in this portion of ' tlio County, but-whan there is, you will 27 124 ^“Jkigan, County of Barty, 68.—U* th* *SKtor*igned, ChairuMn and Secretary of tho Buard of County Canvasser*, do hereby autify that John IL Palmer having received the highast number of Votes giroa for tho svid office of County Supenutondimt of Common Schools for th* County of p General Election held ia ____ on th* 6th day of April, A. D. 1888, do hereby make known nod declare him duly elected to the said office for Urn <uud County of Barry. ; In twtimuny wharocC we have hsrnuoto sM our bands at Hastings, (hi* 13th day of April, A. D. 1868 . JOHN KEAGLE. Chairman of the Board of County Can- hear from ms again- kiss Btnwtse. Tho popularity of Exhibition of Gloss Blowing, with nccumpaniag Ix-cture* efi EcicntiGc I pLBMophicot Tlctnca, by Fa r, Ra». xxs, at Unittn Hall, continue* to in“S whUo’ nano ofth* pr*r?n(s given bo audienao each *Wng aro truly 4-ta nsestKtartf&lty. •FWiroil*Mi.tto*K" ■All isretthts te Bssttenesli tW.." uliful “CoeTsw.MCroaby.'tN.Y. A Singular Incident secured on San­ a.; 1^1, whU.lb. Krmm.Kndwnn. Or, Joujs F. Hxxxr (Eurosswor to) Dew B Ax™ 4 Cto.,21 Fgric Tlow.N. Y war* hitched to a pmt at Bhcrridan near 8«M br F. D. ACCLEV A CO., Hull.,, mL 'is Rad Road track, some mon cam* along- wiih a hand car which frightened tho tD-.n-.,- They took Irevs from their RAILWAYS. hitching and started at once down the tog road which lands to fto Thornapple lake. They bocam* daiodbsd form tho bng<y and plungod at once into Ch* wa­ ter, as if intending to swim ncroao the lake; but after going some 40 or 50 rods this task looked *o heavy they becamo. diKoumged and turned around and’ struck for shore, reaching it about 50 i rods from where they left it For fear ' of tbrir striking into tho lake again sum* men rowed behind them with a caasw. As *ooq a* they saw that they were pu-sued the^ mode another effort, but' they *uoc**dsd in drvrmg them ulffire- What rstha most singular, nrith-’ nappie, gt> to W. K. Hauls'* and sinu the stuck that h* hu da hand, th* samples, of the new loU hs i> 'ring, from time to tint*. t4 goarraiMu xkw "COSTAa'S” 54 188 120* 291 91] 215 IUI. This (Wednesday) evening, Mxxnxo—Hie third Quarf Masting, hr tho eurreai chureh i r, at tho Hasting* Station, will be I ou Saturday sftrrncon and Sunday L W* «wl>p-JM kirn* tho Rxv. M». •* will officiate, and it so, all wbwatl will vajoy a rich intdloctual fwut, iy nothing of th* other inters.sing * of the vote* cast fbr Associate JtaOf th* Suprvmo Court, nt the eteci on th* 5th day of April, show, the al* numbor of' vote* polled to hato O15U. W2. For Thoma, M. Cooley, ’■blican,' 00,705; For D Dhrwln ; ■ 1 ■ •’ Drea-rorat, 59,886: Imperfect Scattering 44. Bepublican ma-1 ty 80,819. Surely that trcnrenduua rtfam ha* not nachod Michigan. -A. C^tH. Michigan —Exchange. ' Devsan. Fsmv.it ISA. �£cnl sat 2H<3crllanrBns, t8S9 April, rrntEHEiTt. un ti. w. wtur-x, I Detroit, Xlek. .■n.T rorrimii.f tisaflM Hit (fa «f «l>srft) If Alfa- ■pj-AMULEN, BAKBJt fc CO. -Wbfaste Fruit 4 Oyster House lx a Naw Bole.- I. A. Dusu, for fa past throe years in oar employ, ha, pur­ chased fa stock of groceries uf W. Par­ ker ia fa store recently oooupfod by J. C. Cold, on th .< North side of Stat. Street, one door Wont of 11. A Goodywar’s Hardware store, whore he will be pleas*1 lu ere his old friends and the public C’nendly, especially all who may drelro to purchase groceries at "iiro and let lire ’ prices, fa Cosh. We hope -Ike" TO CO] FteMw-jer bbl । ta »fa.r. H> M«U.M. PfaU«-H<.t v.rai£jj wJKi. Hfa -Ctetrr. ftt tel., |( Mtat JO. Tsltew-lMfslY, Tfafa--f>rr«MA pn lb . IMO. * fal—Whiu. t>-r b* . X*. 1. SI S8e1 IS. _■’ Urd - »I *0 .1 4 >. ***’’•*' ,l ,,,r 'rklU • ” ” may receive a liberal slinru of paitounge, for he is ia all respects worthy of public coiifideneo N. B.—Siufc? penning tho shore we loom thet “Ike" has aiwrtiatod himself, QN THE BOST REASONABLE TEIll. in tho groevry business, with bis brother Ir you do not want gray hair, tua i "Jim," lot two years a clerk ia fa Hard­ ill « tegAt.dbte’ Sicilian Hur Renewware stoie uf Robinson ft Wightman; Which will not stain tho skin, or soil "Jim" is a wide awako fclbw, and will bo pleasod to meet all his old friend, CcoeKtr.T RrssrtL & Nrrnn hare ’ and aM>iate. at bu now quarter* a fin* lot of White Granite Crockery of tkauliful do.i^n, at prices unyrtced'nlty WLrOl. fa. err > .tell .. .. Wlfa. .telr. M« bated ... afar Ufa......................... Tifak^ Xfa.............. .. ttal*. fnt baterl Fifa] aMtaTste Kalt, lea, ^r bbl ............... CtxTMixo IOS TUB lirtimx —We do- IxuLar >t>J Rubber ball >Sf. K.W aod. UUaw U.uZ... etc. pOLL.UtD KTUILUJN, The stock cvmprisei every thing in fa Non the ehiugo in tho Time Cards of line ufg mtlemen’s woar. iaeb as cloths, the Michigan Central, the Grand Trunk, ressimfcrro, vestings eta., Adapted to the th* Great Western, the Jackaon, Lan-! slug and Sngin iw. and the Grand Hirer S|>riag tre Io, and tho material of tho ,‘7l°' “* Valloy Railroads. .............. ‘ BUSINESS CARDS. It. U A It Masts. A«.»OV,rDteroik JAch. trowpUj atlfaed le. Orttn ' ^ARBLIZED SLATBtMAJfTLES. fatei U ] i] " *•* te.......... ’-1- .’1..' Slate Hearths and Qdates. huh.*r^e"^ — cerscu! fer Ctmlar-un —____ ' SPBOLU. SOTICSS. ~ STBOIAL soncSs. i. '• U u>m« gntai ■'<*1 Ulo. UI» 4 <1 Turjl.r. rur.tirr. Z_ ' ' ---------.. W.th,M.r»aulsMu» I All.rk"‘^F"*1 **""*«• JAMES JEMK8, [ Dealer in all kinds of Machinery, Those in want of a ‘ WILLIAM MTERM, good Spring suit, will do well to call <• Ora F niuwsutr.—The semi-centennial above. a-iniifcr.ary of th- introduction of Ont> Txicnxns. . Thp Allowing name-1 per., Futowsrtir into tho United Statai'wav the 26th ulL, in moat of I •oa* b<V11' »®<»h «d certificates to leach in : the schools of this County at the oxnminatiauk hold during the last week. Sec- , 4m l grade in Italics; third grade in Ro- 1 *n I'lrar. If you would are the Music & Jewelry. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, : styles, largest variety end beat so- ’ Emma Crawford, GcxMiour; Altha 1 aswrtmuut of WALL PAPER Nys, Nellie A. Ouig'sr, Gcu. Lvxx; e’erbrought into tho Valley of tho nr/ia C. At Hit 1‘acLaid, SaruA I natiple, gu to W. K. Baxsu's and H‘tthorn, Mary Merrill, Ellen Da Wolf, Lorina Adami, Julia Tillotson, Cora Sack, th Pmakivuxb; Bct-oy Fuhor, Mi-. 1»»; Alice Polly, Advlta P-nnock, Rosa1 E. Town, UicKOET .Caa.vcas; Juno Camp­ Flew Tnri nrCxauriaCAUrjaxu — ball Aritni; Martha E. Pines, Drusil­ Nii ya-s.-ngor coaches, highly docuruted, la Wolverton, Woonuxn; E. L. Bassett, flu 1 gotten U[> iu-uln with regard to bo in­ Blais ; Anna 0. Vauglul. Bxdfosd ; Ju­ ly s 11 onufert, isd-ju fact u rod by the lia Burton Lodema Tucker, Martha Hoi­ Matoa Mauuf.ictuting Ch^-af Spring­ sted, Adslo Rollon, Nasovilu; Dalit A. field Maa, pi—cd through Detroit on Kmyht, Hattie A. Lathrop, Hasox nix*. Thntwlxy morning, tn ntlt for CaliforFinance and Trade New York April 30. It CAL ElTlTC Ciuxctxo Hons.—Wo Gold nilis high, closing to day at I >sra that lluwxt & Gallowat, Lsvj pl>r- 134 1-2. Thu money tnnricui is easy at chused of II A. Go..dyoar, the Lot on U to 7 per t.-nf., witu an tunple supply. the North-west corner ef 6tatrf& Jeffcr* Govi-nunent sccuntiea for tho week end­ sen itro-d H for 83,GOO, and will imtne- ing Thursday, had advanced fully 1 cont dijteiy c.-yc* a Three Story Brick Block all uround, ba-.ing reached ths highest «.n th* pf iui-u s. Tho 1 st flour to bo uc- [xlu t yot. They are a treetiua ud te-daj, ripii-! by tScm ai a Bonking Office. however, and close weak There is aa active spirit uf speculation in railway G.m Uviwiico. Tim popularity of shares, and numerous cuouolidatiuw th* Exhibition of Glass Blowing, with schemes are spo-ten cL The bulls aru > the m.cutnpacing Lectures efi Scientific buund to give a lively upward turn to fhtf CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT end ] l.iloi ophiial Themes, by Pwf, wheel. The low priro oi dry go<rIs caus­ SARSAPARILLA Uwrxs, nt Union Hall, continues to in­ es a duU trade. Few wiU buy beyond croan, while lutno of the prermf. given the more proving wcewuth s, anticipa­ ting a still fwrthi-r decline. ’ Woolens, ia tutl.e audience cosh evening are truly beautiful Ihij (Wndnetdoy) availing, fiimy styles and Spring weights, are b^ ‘.~~2large toteat ruinous prtm ill bo tf:c Hist chance to witoess this CCS. The tendency of the hour market Eihibifun and we advise everybody to for several day* has been to better prices Ar Ute grsafa, while higher grades have sold weak. Quotations at dates y QrsETaniY Mnmxo.—The third Quar­ show aa follows: terly Meeting, for tho current church year, at the Hastings Station, wiD be held on Saturday afternoon and Sunday next. Wo supp-jee that tho Il>v. Ma.Bash will officiate, and if so, all who at­ tend will enjoy n rich inl’lloctual feast, to say nothing of tho other intors.kng •erTxei of.lho oocaaiuo. WuTr*.--^A far subscribers to tho New York IstirauaT, tho boding Re­ ligious, Literary and Political Papor in theWorfd. The largret Newspaper pabLshed, aad )>y far thenblest edited' Journ­ al in fa.eoautiy. Wo will fifl ■ far erder. for i| at fa Publisbw's lowfa ‘was, »260 a year, from any of uur ■uWribers, or we win stmd ir and fa CARRIAGES, LlUlirWAUQXrt ANDHLkAUnj. ' -m b. ni-kd u> exhibit the goods to all who are in search ’ of material wheronith to adorn the out«»». ..I U, Ona wdl giro“fia" to all whi pur Asvxume Jvsncx.—The official can­ van of the votos cast for Associate Jus­ tice of the Suprvtne Court, at the ejec­ tion on fa 6th day of April, show, tho whole number of votes polled to bavo boon 160, 862. For Thomat M, Coole/i Republican,’ 00,705 r For D. Dknrin Hughs, Democrat, 6D,8b6: Imperfect 317 : f-cattiiring 44. Republican ma­ jority >0,819. Surely that tremendous reaction has not reached Michigan. ■ s ............................-M stair* over fa drag store of Mr. Ackby fate*.*£r is in the PhmaU iil.ok. 1 tlirotlgh his hando. Mauataelurvre nt :::::::: •nd Tatlcl asMrtment of goods in th. l'n»J A.ptw. is .. goutl.-man*s funuehiag dupartmeuL now rw«tfafe*tb'ia] orriring at fa merchant taDuring eotab•*" **• ;•••.......................... lishmoit of Mb. Wm. Meirooxur. up ' laZT^n... .'. Ml Th. Hea.e I. Isrrr »*4 Cosimedfoai. «■talateg 13 Keoa,.. A. ef which an IS fete ’ ‘ MMIJS’nftSWt •*“ Dreis, Kediciwx. Groceries, Groceries and Produce, m i oni.Eiir.LE Beal Estate s Exchange AGENCY, Conducted by JOHN OARVETH. HEDRICK 4 GOQK. Saddlers & Hsrraaiiers, laprorcd Farms and Tillage ’ Property FOR SALE A EXCHANGE H. A. GOODYEAR, Banker Hitiaue Dealer, HARDWARE STORE, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES^RLEKJHS JOHN PATTON * BON, H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES,. IRON, CARRIAGE FACTORY! To lake cintroll end travel Uiroaxh Uta Mealy • Uh iL.jH.t atttalo <r<roK*«4l. lb. Corner of Jefferson and Railroad u£!ur£lL.£.*'U Fall parl.eatari ky a*l<lr<*('nf < ' 5XOTM15. MICH. ________ n>NWyi«srd so. dh^u; Mka CILLECTOI’t OFFICE, 4th DIST. OF MICHIGAN. < rpHE DETROIT STOVE WORKB, . Grand Jtopds, May 6th, I860. Farllealsr AUmUm pall, la Oriir ht tract Sarsaparilla, p><xro ~ ““ r------------ 1 —m-irkot for a month or two to crore, that jxicM are likely to rtfe la* and unsaus- rsrfls nriSTMra.) T. UKLHBOLD, . Eave Trengha Made and put Op on SfiBrt NoUde. Ikctary. „ Dnaort Maeects Detroit. May 1. Flour and grain continue dull ami p5~ hu m. a-rt Cum shore a ■iff1'I woakning, while 11 laaae. Ltal far IjM. .1 Sp^i.l Tu... fa Tur. m> iMonn. Building Materials. ■ CARRIAGES, WATCHER, *T«nt IN HUT nilCTT, Finrt-Clasi BUGGIES DOUBLE WAGON* " Tw Lsaosn un fmrt Autntntm ♦vtff offered in tho County. . I AIM TO BKUe HALL’S Dodge's Clebrated Plows iash roe tmn �1MML M< LEfiAL N0TX38, MEW AmiTiaWUTt. MAODAUUT, THE-DOLLAR SUN- If any woman of uaalli If any woman of the etnK, Bate* the Lord should punee and bD, Aud with ber long hair wipe hie feet, .. CASH STORE DRUGS, lie wbam with yearnls hearts we Ioto. And fain would «m with human ay*. ear Uwintf pathway move, And underneath our d*Uy aklm— JJEW GOODS J Splendid AttoHnuaU for Sale at Rail Road FrieM. ’ The Maker of the heavens and earth, ‘ Th* LsjTd of life, the Lord of death, In wh*«n the unlveree had birth, But breathingofuurbreatbone breaib AGENS WANTED Of her ong trewea wipe his foal, And with her kbeea kte* theirArab. GEORGE PRESTOS Businw* Jirtrun All Hastings Otrtdone “OUR NEW WEST” johw lomn. 1,^-WAUOlT, MMsWtte Osers Qmm, How tnuSrf that woman would we throng. How w.lllngly wouldclnapherl.mdf 'Fr.*h fr*m that touch dlvl tie, and long Ta gather up the twl .w-blcal strand I Hew eagerly with her would change Our bile innocwnee, nor heed Her ahame'ul memerles and strange, C-iuid we bnt abo cl dm that deed I Mxniir Pniacerr Kpofpoxd, In Hare p-^e Morula. ___ ••ulh 11 CTICKinH^.£'ch^^'rgUa tA FaiCnXAX S Hyun.—A Southern friend, who is cir.o m Id his obiervs- PICTURES, mu. Miah^auj-— •• ’ •>«« ChrasM. Kami i Culwril UUMgr.pl. . ordlnury fielil-bund fretdtnan. rays that til wo way does BaMto "Mel the out*" of Liberty more than In file dfvetlOne ; and An aupi ort of hl. a-eerlan nods the fol­ lowing, which he ray* is In many quar­ tan a fovorite h> mn in public rellgioas bVwwi, tCWS Deder. lU*~Uer end Suiia SxtxEF4 Wn’i nearer tn de Loft! Dan Jo white folks, and day koowa It; B.-e dcgljry gate unbar.d; Walk up, lUrkeya, past do guard; Bat • dollar bo don't cloae it. o. a. tPAiiiiia. <re*s Cut *iwi Cl.-pi-l.g Aiea, all lunn. (Ubara'e I'eirut Asa .'horde, 5».f«a, sad Walk up, darkeys, frvo do gate; Jf.li.- r*t»B t tbreredfeoop. Hark !_de colored angcle holler. Oo array, wh.tr folk* I ytm'a too late; WIMTED,»«EMTS, We’ada wlunin* color; wait Till the Lumpet euunds to foller. Hallolqjah ! t'anke ad'-prabe; Long enuff we've bortr OUr erwoea; Xdw wFrde loaparior race ; . We'o gwlne to hebben afore de booms! MlSCELlANBoCa SEND FOR CIRCULAR, ii on trop tt u r. yeur eddrree la full, Towe, Creaty ud City Dana PARKER & CO. Stob Kami.Mr. Peery <>aa«<VdfleA 1 wI^BOaiiAS. Igf'CTT RlwiXtur IlM'S C-»i<u;. w la all badaeu aith pnuaplnce giroe la eelirrtieg ihruegbuui uu B. J B RO WIST.'M.D. JJOUtKnl'ATIHC Fhygrim ref CITY HOSPITAL, Cl.EV£JASD,a STATiONBT & NEWS DEPOT, Soliloquy of aa Old Maid. “Alai, my star of hope has set, a hus­ band I ahull Hirer got; fur I'vo tried thia, and I’vo tried that, but bachelor*, with dug and cat had rutliur live, ti.au Bva with ma; the reason I can never. “I still am aprightly, trim and straight, and 1 hare q«it» a winning gait 'Ihere was Lawyer Trum.in’a Mary J run-: sbu ahulBed round aa il in pain, had pala blue eyes an4 horrid nusc, yut always tad a lot of|beaux; oho was mained yvara and yean ago, how it was done I’d nkwto know I It’s true my form is rather thin, 1 have al long smd pesdeed cliit^ my noee Um up, my «yea are small, yet Fas nut ugly sILt afl. My hair, unco red, is ebguuy gray, yet I can fix it any as w.-U as any bol.e you 11 find ; its natural y the frixzy kind. ** I puiy tho harp stul tiag and dm u, but to marry never had u cnauco ! Tin atrange, far. father made >h pile, when ha'and unde John struck -ilo.* Wo k*T.our carriage, parti.* give, aud lire I aa other nabob* lire, yet it’s no use, 1 firiu* that I am doumod a poor old amid IMPORTANT TO FABMW । CALIFORNIA 4’OREGON ATLANTIC I GDKATTBTHffl Broad Gauge Railway! NEW Drug & Bookstore. YORK, BOSTOW, rrrratfUKGn. raiAADKEPBIA. “ BALTIMORE, M’Aklll.lSJTO.l CITY. TU. Is the m!, Uni, |. tfc. Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! raamgere ah. a Qukb ik C«MA»neUe Ik • V^reUi Frelrel Trwk lb. Lasunore Ilav Care, ao. th. Mara,s-,.ni SUvpI.g Crechre. Um Eirellret Ui.fog Malta, rltb .n.t-I, urn. for Mret. ____ U. ’ Atlantic A Gt. Western Railway. Agent* Wanted —$ ID a Day. two gio MAra rox «. * Yet Mr. Charles Aguatus Tup did onoe thn question pop. We went to the Mechanic’s Fair. W hilo looking at tho picture* there ho eaid: Fee* *s_Low sea Trail u> <^m kt it *»r crass TbreeghTlekeleeaj BaggageObeek* LWYD'H - Tie hmm' Imai fin in ft. rtCTOFyltX Leaddgtaey, ■UM AND EATON COUNTIES Patent RmliiDi DciMe Maps! r AND DOOKSELLD.' Empire Blrek, .g. . ali,i . rncwwi $10 UA «. HERRICK, Gold & Silver Watches, “’When they ahutfle otf thia mortal a pla--e in th* cotu- Groceries and Provsions, I xaim, axis, aArr, cov.pux, LIBG’SFATENTCHAXPIO* fTla-Ware af gee,, . Drarrlpitaw,. Crockery wad W oadra.Ware, KEROSENE OIL, ■a a Fires rius! Wholenalo and Retail. Fine Gold Jewelry, '** Who ia buri-d here T aaka thi pias­ ter by —‘a/ ia ea adj BMisi,* ia th* cud whom I faint y hope 1 shall ientrap 1 care nut bo hu W or knavr, if on the atone above my gram Mn* bn written, intend of ‘Mtea^Xha greatest boon 1 nakwrta••-uVaacy rfitir, U Cubjor. HARTXT WRIQHT, ATTOBXXY C™.«~fl«>r al t.««. **<*“• "** *”*’ •••♦■aoUgir. Apdy for Clreul.ee, Terow. ..d read m.n. foe Mi re. .-enple M.p. »re>. If «m ad* take treek .a demud. J T I.I.O VII. M q>.nl«od Slirrl, Srw York. Solid Silver ail Piatei Ware. CAJtix WILL I»E rxID S>lt. H lUFIELim Watches, tiuehaaad Jewelry Repaired A aK year Doctor or DniggM for Saws Q.l. Ipodaiabwh^rleol 'nuilll MIIN41 MU I Khrddomeal reform. ■ U "-^Dauaim. SARTWELL. Areiitf QOOD TTBFWs 1---- equalizer Pmlrrt. ou b. cundl FURNITURE a WUES-TS HAIR GROWER, A. NKW THING, X» wm Stay the Hair ftwa PaAt^ eff taierm tedaace. »S will Free lAe dead al kJ’lhl’piUXT ehL*** airmraB hoose. H<M> •»< CM"*leaaas tl. Kura. )-rv|.rlr Maae, hot iar boea rrCnrd ill refo AMI dear Sts MH urns ot*e let the tHa at Uw paUie. lllagre !«’• every mereiag *>r JtaMie Creek. * *!*«•> lorUraad H.pUv JOHN WOLV. ’•rrthi., aa, iCe»BMpb»rry.«*-r � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-05-12.pdf 5d711ee0f00d8b685ef55243927a4d66 PDF Text Text Jtinj GEO. M. DEWEY, AT UAtfTUKM. 1UUT CO.. MICH. d Teres* ef ftteorlptlim tr g O*m *>4 mil •wtaentor*. per . et larariably ia tSiraoa* realltta. .kMld wrUeltairw-M. urf pw.t atoreri yUUly. ' f AV Job T»pMrta*uw«* ^fAW AH Mad* ef Jaw r.i>n>« «r*l tUfr-rlih 4u. p.ub, .Slb. beu slple. m rreuwiaMe tern*. ■Business Jirertanj, boston cash store; ing euhtirelly rerprrted, “blw deeeo did yue sormoy to make^ueh a purchaser Married a rieh wifa.lhT' -Mo.-dre.tedlUm. “IzwyfaaXor NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! -- . .. I"Uavo just returned from YOHK NEW aa mj-elf. The way in which I hareMUrero.i me a bUno is this: I paidlne huadr si dollar* down, and tho morteag*. remaining untbe sottage, 1 am to cber off by making yee’tf payment*. I whh, Max, juu, retttedown in the cotteanext AND BOSTON -with an------ IMMENSE STOCK °f . Sen sonable Goods ■which ' I offer nt . ^xca^a AWviu ’ If you had a etoerful, iaduetriou. end Mvtog jrito,” reloaded. Bam. e- ufidentoiUy. aThere! I bare juat thought of a little girl who would mak. you a ca|>ital Wff. pretty, amart, and of an eicelkmt diapoeitiou ! What do you any to thqt, old toy T" giving Max a nudge in the Wbe." •• I—I—” Uammared Max. “I have' already picked me out a wife p in fact I'm guing to lie married thia weak; Wd you eume t» tho wvddlMg T" - >O W-Ot ULE TO SHOW GO ALLEN BENNI i. ? Hmrtiqgs, Mich., Feb. l«t., I860—jl ■ ATTENTION, COMBADB! and check* l IjM It* me*, itfitdfod L8M, DR. C. C. LIHSLBT, WIGHTMAN & GREBLE , . Weak; 'SUCCESSORS TO own'yea want it to be aaii^ahel reiiniideny one, l.koow. -^Juu don’t want your hmd-eonied money waited, do you!*' ,• • Of courao I don’t! “ waa tho other’* ready reply, while he wondered what hl* companion waa driving at “ Than, ’ atid bam, “ dun t marry Ab­ by Krnt I kn-rw her well ” be quickly added, mi on angry Cu»h began to burn in Benton'* face,' and cun truthfully areure you that, nr a.1 the make. *o neat an ajprarance, her habit* uro alareniy and extiavagunt. 1 learned thia aa 1 waa on the joint of pipping tho que»tion, for I used to court her myaelf. ’ ’’ Yun hare gut tutno grudge against her which make* you *i>eak so,” rotortod Max, teetily. “ I have never aeon any uridi-ucv in her of th. failing jvu ■I«ak about When I have been ether l.uuae, 1 have many time* obeerred to r a*aaung Lor mother in the bouaowerk, end have particularly noticed her neat habita” “ TLia wa-s done to deceive you. Max,’ maintained bam. “ Her parenta have roar?d tor in idlenc**. It ia very wldt m abe haa heart or wiliingne * to lighten lier old mulher'a labor. I heard tha oti.er day ti.al Mr. Kent'a bouao waa mortgaged, >ad I- hare no doubt it waa cauaol oy hi* daughter'* love of dreea andahow." ' “I aball marry her,” aaid Max, a little defiantly—"yea, and 1 will take that cottage yun »|oke of, alao; end you will tied that I ahall ban* it paid tor aa eoun aa yvu will yuura." " 1 hope and tway that you may bo pro*peroua and bapjry in yourmamagu ’ replied Bam, iemmfly ; ••though.'’ be added to hiaiaelL “you never will bo a. ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN, WK. H. HAYFORb; ARE SOW SELLDTQ ' ■> ■Cheaper for Caret* than • County.' 1ST E AV:; G o O I) s Drreet from Factories. J. P. ROBERTS A CO, IIouWc fn Harry DA.TEY! l&aP.Speciajkies in evarjf department. BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER! M «v uro «<>lr Aucuta ftsr- Hui-i-y County—Tlxc Ixwt ... Uouper uuil Alovret* mmlo. . [[00FING-. We are sole Agents for this County for the beet patent Root! tpadc. (tall and sue sample* and get renkrvncos. HARNESS SpOJ*-—A flri5 fitaik of HarncM on hand. ll pairing duu» twumpilv on short notice. ' Hedfag^lfkh. April 20,1 SCO—wly WIGHTMAN Bz Ro­ GREBLE. IENC1NE DRUGS & MEDICINES ■BEASONABLE PRICES! JOHN MICHAEL, • If AT-THE ■ HASTINGS DRUG STORE. ; PURE PAINTS & OILS! Brushes, varnish, TURPENTINE. •• arnsT ke ojeixt^ex*. ftEAn ^omrp9«Tiucn<Y iwe white lead. pounds df.nuh^K English u£,UUU-? ,y ■ • Crown lRad. ■ A«uw Horos martlett iwju: lead.' aEM<HJrp FREXcn msc. 1000 pdr*l>s -&v7VV HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTOMKY «a< C»anMth>r al i <-kaaeara. Salary fwWie .O'! Item.*" Ag'Bt for lb» and aale af r-»l wi« ..h—.r ....I..* ftuv.nMIt < But aavarwiaA wnr, tbtra la aa «H la litpi* > ■VVabuyrOUXlCbQOds directlyfeom the SfanufhCtMX-hi’^, hrid'sell atJPIUCES ,. that defies qougpetitio-n. ' Give usairtU and we will warrant aatisfaction ■f Jk F. ROBERTS & CO. ElLOWSpLOW^pLOWS MiPioWs.ir Pfod-cv^w HOLUOOX 4 SILIS. -■ *•/ - • r . a .>inr your plows at» tb^Ti I «*wl iU *11 rile u. awl bo. m Um waur, U<il gbiu, b*yia«U> st Aus fiafaw, plow's: - UMUMnrtiauL Com ererswa uacetphut KiI^MvU.; • jffiO ww I-' ■-1". '" vn* Beam, and tbytoelatratod Robinson Fpr ikalamazooi gtiforttiiig. . ctirifc'riss wb. ani .. . ■ ■ can to look at n-olity, fee.ingif ehe ecatinned her exienaive course tha debt on th-ir home, which be wna working hi hard* and unbitiuosty to pay, would nev­ er beeeared. TMo drep.-ndenee, which thna began grodually to comeoear hi. new life, deep­ ened when Abby, no longer stimulated by novelty, erased bar labor. in tha cot­ tage, whoa ha failed fa sumdy her with au tha meney ah* wanted, ahe would . ■■ No. 20, . With Coulter and RICE’S Patent Wheel, $12. Max Benton waa lying asleep' under the elms un Hnbdale Common, when a lively " Wakeap, old bur 1 ” andaalan oa the ahoaldar arooeed Mm. . ' .. i ••HhUfr! fa that yuu, Bamf cried , I ft full gwiftment of CCL'ftVATORS k DRAGS, in Belling ruduood rutea.'TM .. _ - IK - SUlfi P4?on - * WAGON. AGENCY. WMMA,for«85 4»9ft .. Iren Axle Wa; ----- - control; and wtiiniilated by ■•he tnnde the Ltde cottage treteawd .nietne** btiU-----------------breiiatwto gratify heroelf, oat of her Dea l y« ifoek IkefU to UsMlM^aaU elea4to la husband • small means, in us ikh dree-e. a* her parents bad Indulged her in be­ fore her msmag*.- Witii the glamour <0al really, Mu >«• faHfa * ^eu ■ . of the buneyteoon before bla eyee, and I really Usa'lBMaate* kart ara yvy^ftilgai. . edited-wHi her neat housekeeping, Max 1w.nl 5a*k, IfoH prvMlwa tkvnwrem dM not reprotoh bee, for be wee proud .k.rtoeere'ilwIeva^.waMiaM Mar - . •Tm pay mi toe hMlkea la aaf^l cUimL ttoaew t .Hl gn. K> (CM milntoSnisk y. uidyuu return to Hiltedalor” “Galya w**kaA"nVtiadQpmMaynor, M they orated tbewtalm far a ^,^brLM^l6,,?rfas B btfl* : < i ! Li"why (bda’Lyun let me i 'arrival before rf . i drink, but now ab hr. apont in tho bar-room, paaaed bat same part a ufolcr th* influence of X. Sum’* kiu 'ly eBurt* toredaii. in vane; Li* wife- declared i mortgagee of hia HU e ootiage throeu to fureauao if tho long . due |«yme were not cancelled; yet all three waii. ing* of ahame had no effect to call him back. Max »u inditferen: to everything now ; be ooa*ed hi* work almo.t alto­ gether, *u that want of rn-mey waa »o..n fait at hie once «<nlortubl« to-mc. Abby •till lingered there in ita wretchedneef, lor frar of the talk which a separate,n from him would create Wheh Max re­ turned it waa never to he*T/any gentic re­ in. tutrance from bar on hie conduct, but to brave the hard, bitter talk Which die -threw at him Lately Le qmt to*night* vbwv, ahe knew nut, but »he eurnused in the tavern, wfiich privifage the land­ lord allowed him no doubt for being the mc*t constant customer at the Lar. One afturnooa Max came home mort torribly intozie-itod, and being rtk.ro than usually enraged at her bitter talk, .truck hi* wile violently in the face, and then staggered irvtn the bouse. The wretch­ ed wife than determined to aeperato from him, end only waited tor the night to execute her receive, for ahe feared to go Into toe street before then on awount oi h-T tolly bruired face ; but haring lucked the dour* to prevent her huaban .» again entering, site out down to meditattonAa tho was leaving th. house that night to arek her mother, aa involuntary prompting caused her to go to the little grape artor in their garuen. Tho per* lumed ahade of this place waa ao grate­ ful to her foveriali pulao, that abe seated Ibe garden of bam Maynor joined tlwir*; and soon after entenaa the arbor bo saw Mr. Mayuor and hi* wife pare from tbwir hwU»e uut under the iruit tree*, where they stoped. “Lucy,” ahe heard him say, “I’ve got goto news to tell yon. Tuie olteruuon 1 made the last payment on our house and took up th* note; and nuw 1 um going to buy F* beat melodeon that can be found ia Hillsdale to pay yvu for being each a good, careful lit.to wite; far It ia owing to year economy and orderly hunee-kaepiog that I hare been enabled to free our home fnin debt eu much sooner than I expected." Abby wranshemed to Bate*, but some­ thing meds her continue her brealUma attention to their eoavcieation. lire next moment Mr*. Mayncr snid: I am very timnkful, Sam, both for Snr promi ed present, and that our char tie home is bee Do you knuw how yonrfiteud M»a*r»*tairer along with thpaytnauta on bis outtogeF' s — Abby.’mmbk-dabide, and a fooling' of shame waa within liar as she awaited for Sam'* answer. ' ' “Ptwr fellow,” aigbed Maynor, “he haa net paid hie maetgage* anything far over a year. The latter told me this altartwon that he could nut wait for him any lunger, but should fereefoee immediatoly. Thank God I” continued 8am. fervently," " that I did nut marry Abby Kent 1 could aimed curae the women for tho ruin she haa brought upon one of the boat men that ever lived. I havw often wondered, though, If sho reelin d that bar extrevagenoe and choerie a home waa the reel eaeee af his degrad­ ing habita. How ditferftt Max would have been with such a wife as you are, LlL'y passed into thair home-the bom. where fove and order and hanpineae dwwtl ;whDa Abby Beaton, aittuig till new Eke a statute, waited out: . “0■ it be that I am to biame fi< anouratUQ! I ana hardly b^evn*. Yet, Max was good and teeajierefo and happy, once; and now I ramamberHLwmtia liwaedagkwhaa I mad. War hi* exec new brigh continue L jL ' ' But with ■ faif be aa d after a Uli _ “Yeo, my d.er wi,v temp rate man, tmj gvtber fur the tnii‘ tfTrrwLrth in at but a f-’ -*c"'------ “ Ltd* Maj* I" Lord It waa bor Sp ^Jirf'thati. iC. wju^‘ wrong fur hiutolMvRA Wamnylmiw^^ but in spite of ^b.ia, if eeutation ai><Le£*ii»*fo fovrd him al.LL Bhb 1c hut with a tojaflmt Hffe white be her <nerjaehiliu>g camo urintaDLrible tUFbe-aaid: ‘You will triL bor/thia j^-awdi Fletcher via" heard one ayllr« L bte that you hsr« tu4 •‘Quod Oua?” cxdaim-xl the dying num; > bat h waa too Into for ctnere. Hetrher! did to Lady —- «---------w Byrun but during'' the interview .be walked up and due a tha room, tiding to etilte «obe ‘ and• obtain power to oak the quretiuu* whi b wet* inrging in -J hat heart. She «ou2i. ■cd apeax, and he waa obliged W Irate �RreMred* TMt th* *an «f IflOO Dd- hn b* teefod for HIGHWAY PURPOSE^ exclarivaofPoIl Tax and all Spe­ cial Ameamento forth* year 18M. On motion th* Council adjouraad for S17.OOO WOKTH OMOODS IN STOCK, SOT m IT B Mir Which GOMJMff A PALMER are of­ the dollar store* in oonaftquenoc of havingbought since ■Mil Ant would prove ■fobtreidau t* th.p*ople, liatmeul, and antitted to bounty accordywiy.iityoftiur village 1 Anti Ari»/MrtA*r reacted,‘That trficod if not entirely preth* widow, minor chUdren or parents, fa |bplo are aa a whole <te- tha order named, of any eoldiar whe. Inflatvd prioea, oa which shall hare died, after b*tag honorably i been Mnared, and which disohaiged from the military aerrtee of idar such a ay of the peo* teltitMif bring, SAM of th* twelfth and , Th* t*|4 </ Fan art entitled “on wjurr»,uEiTt, 13 Ink* BtraM. CHIOAttO* fering at extremely low prices L t.«A*or(T. (M'lft**. CM«h .Mem. AM-tSaaXOHrete. tt, Ajvil. IMK ’ ' GOODS fl-tTC TUMBLED, AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM. Coffee Sugar, 10c jx r lb. The best Ten Cent Print*. Mk Our aMortment i* more complete in each depart­ ment than ever before brought to thia market. ConaiaUng .'of avfine line of au-’e Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ren Club System trnCLSts DRESS GOQDS, WHITE GOQDS, Cotton, liintn mid C Boota & Shoe*, HaU •. Th* genuine article ha* a prep stamp running over the cork of *. -a t,. .. TURKB-rovnm th^^rocmt. Ail UNU MJAM MUCome and Cota 0**4toy«*r CM*, er »m>4 K^fcrralarl, >• AMUiaWn TtlalmMmt, Chicago r Trrr.—Wo have jmt reCoii an amount of new Nbnpariel Ty will aid ua in condenacing < Ung Tory much. A +V.«re*teforf/,w»fa, J Ktnnuu—Dr.'C. J. Lum' ha* agt KATTXxv^iAU«ttrEn.imr "takiK art Mm! OTTAWA BEER .ATttu-m,, U.—_ ; in hi* appearance promptly. Let o are afflicted make it a point to c him curly. Room* at tho ReeidM lira Elli* an Jafienon BL ’ I th* thing tho people want to p it min from entering dwelling*, at I (torn of out aide door* one . of |b< Ipj May t» aeen in working -order ■Oley's Shoo Store, go anl *ee f tr a<-lv**, tho Patentee ia Balli »nty Righto. Reported Xapgemaat Betwaa ffp*.. uh and Insurgent War Vaaaal*— Rumors of Filibustering Exyaditiw •lanio a beggar? ihncouncil will bo , ■f next week, and wiL_ Nrw BsinY. We n<tice tha A*» L nor Bakery ia oar fair village । corner of Jeffareon and Court 8trro C. Cole, «eom> io Father it; and i aid judge from the exterior of *« I lores of Breed we noticed thb oft r oa Ida counter, that the “ staff '•* oertunly exhted beneath it* the , » -u . re, Mrs Yon, May 0—A private letter lotthemselvoa ba heard ‘ both on this from Haven*, April 27, say* one of the question, and the question of attempting “----- --------------------------- L < day before to enforce tho bniding of an enormous amount of useless aid u walk, the present riour, seddadRuttell expressing treat all over ' ...at the same time stealing the article from other papers that he names ,.aei- if Judge Barnard’* Court A in Mkhigan. or possible Ru»ecll jcld prefer to refer thi* matu-r to Falilafh celebrated brigade of royal recrtxita, known Tn Pgpmsnls State, a* grew,'among which.in’ point of abilty judging from hi* usoof, language he But’wo still live,—and expect to live (J Vaxrrn.'—A -few subreriben to i ConctL Rfowa, May 10. . r York Ixnxrxnur, the Ireulinpll •us 1-iterary and Political Paper, World. The hrgort N* rapperjut Th* Council mat p*r*uaM to adjourn9>ent Pr***nt, F. N. Oauowxr, Presi­ dent ; 8. C. Casnsu, Recorder; Mnax*. Cook, Bisn-su, Ghwt, Kku.t, Nmn andSrxtxxx, Trustee*. Minute* of tho ]irvviuu* aeasion read and approved. On motion of Ma Srxixxa th* Com­ ---- -------— , —we-Kvri-nuzien mittee on By Law*, wa* instructed to hn* knowledge of tho building of thirty draft a code of Rale* and Regulation* powerful gunbunto in New York, Boaton for tho use of this CounciL and Canada for Spain ; also, that come The Special committee to whom wa* time ago a prominent rille manufacturer, referred the qnertion of purchaaing for aNew Engtehd man, wa*given a large the use of tho Village, ground* on which ore or by-the in»urges t»' .cento for btrech-loading riftes TE. oJdre vu to erect an Engine Hou**, aubmitted the --------- msnfadiamte following rejxjrt, which on motion of Ma. refuse fo deliwr tinuxEK, wus accepted and th* committee diacharged. “That having conferred with tho partie* owning the part of a lot next South of J. Coui’a corner on Church street, I find tha earn* can be I purohmad for th* sum of *rv*a hundred ‘ and fifty fidMm, cash down, «r intorert on, nj^ardlCM of nil such ecurvoy attack* M'thpeo ■ which hav* appeared in thpHtraU. The tart is aa talfa as the first, and no man not given over “ to bolwro a lie that hn might bo damnod " would publish either article. Gwsd by RusreO, you art nbr worthy of so extended a <« a part (h*^f often p*r oat for one notion, and yet, dead' mon should be wear.” d'eeently intend, no mister if while tiring they did sink thcmsolve* beneath the level of honorable maa in all the < relations oflife. ’ .' n*. 82 LO a .jwar, from any of c lacribcn, or w* will'rend It and tl un, ti any 'parson not now a Abac to either paper, one-year for tl-I EVERY C08TAM. MAN She had naiiUr arm* are ‘•O»vau, M CnabyM jf.T. OnJwra F. Rmrctesttewh, »A Kww,N. Y mawHewe, who may well feel th* ’ » niimiaiitiud to Mm bw hie aeao’ l-____________ ■« ' ■roete i* relation topwbfi* Tpr|»Tt ' *o grosaly incorrect that thr Council, al­ ' though eontomhg a majority of hi, paMrelftiMda.MicaupaDad by publie ndetl*- recommeadati-m bo^d upon thorn, i* • myrtery to ua Mr Howa ha* had th* r^etoni* of being a hh maa, but hia attempted peteacution of Mr. Willard has done much to detract Eatran ttmnos Bsxan—Pte* cccptwcmpl.-ment*, and a specimen ba Early Goodrich, Potatue*, which nd you by Exproaa. ’' ’ ' This highly valuable n*w Seedling J Ito* wa* raised by Rov. Chaucey Gu< ■eh of Utica, Y. After fiftdin y*« The early Goodrich is the best a rg*—-tihito akin - smooth eyre • fl» kite and of most oxoollent quality < roly free from diwwso—very valual acjutn. and **renty-fiv* tfoUare to th* lith day of July r.sxt, ,ud th, «t ten p« cant, from and alar the date • loot productive, very early poU nown. It keeps well and produce! fi neutly oyer fiiO bushels per acre. 6 Fere'S Hundred and Fifty Dollar* bo , hHad/>d five donas* « th. Ihth nfHty, A D. 1870, with intanat on th* wboi* lun .. The Early Goodrich Potato**. Lowku. Mica., 1 April 27, 1869. | Xpcrimenting upon Tho production •w varieties and raining sixteen thoi nd new Seedling* be * sleeted the Eat toodrich and Harrison Seedling* frt be Cusco which he eetecmod as th* v< partment purpore*. And that th* Pre^ Wuo* be authorised to reteiee a De*d for .aidpremirea far th. Vdl*-. of HaatIn^AMteety. A.dtSinmnrf ind ditommn all responsibility for appear* to have beau written by ; Taicna'a Lnvax'i.—Arrangemei are been noarly completed by which trie* of ■ ecial entertaiumente will' Ivon by tho Teacher* of th* Pub thuol, th* proeaod* to be used for a tary fund. The first one will taka p'.aa* on Fi ay evening, Muy Slat, at the Uni bBooI Hoase. Fall particular* will ben next wook. All are revpeetiful >vi to J to niton L OWN PRINTER. , . day. Itu rumored bar destination fa Cub*J that the carried munition* of wur for the Cubsn*. Ear Wmt, May 6—Th. British *te*m. -S^dorefa^d to-day V- Nammu ( win no: relieve the people. It« great Th* Common.Council did itoa)f great ■ length exclude* it from our column* thia atediion Taaaday night jn amendirg (he ’ wook, but we urge tho tax-payer* to give Hp&tofthe Gtentaitteepf WK'* end the matter prompt jtteutiomEa. Bsjnm.) Moan, relating to the- CwirollyxA e*ti■ On motfon of Ma. Gaa»r, th* fallowing matre In -1101 T^' action th. resolution waa adopted: Ommcilremh *• matter of.th. Poor RareW, That th* Ccmnte. Council ‘ Fwdto th* Freeman’* 11 eot.ng just a* 1 acoopt tha proportion Df R. Coon A ii_ms proaented by Controller 6timr;n Oou, mad. through tha Sp^fal ia hia roport, cad- the ridiculous effort rommittea appointed to ooafar'whh them teWilfc. WiiM iwiMblgn in regard to the purehaae of a portioa of Lot No. 69d for Village, .nd Fire De­ ped,and by far the ablnt rditi-d Jour ia th*.ew»tU«y. We wjH fill a-fr am for it al th* I’ublfahre’* towv ~ Michigan Exchange. ■W® ■r family use and market Tho following is extracted from t lere/JVew K^forofMarth 18th. IM Fer an early market variety we n ■mend tho Barty Goodrich; wi^h ge •atmout it will acaroolv fail to yk ro or three hundred bushel* par aa t ia more productive than the Diksmt he next variety), and uahk* 1 dter, if not aold early, may be ated ■arketed in fall or spring. ' Th. Rurel Ragistar ttt ISM, ad bcuaaing tha merits efaR th* wdto tto *v«r rmned baa proved a gw* aiaition than the eerh Gowirich > together w* know of no early roti I approach it for general value.” V. have a stock uf thte superior a wiQallorder i iti^tty attoU- F wishing bo pteat should em �nn. Fruit & Oyster Houbo H K.HAXnrtT. OefiSii. CMesgs. W E M<1«. An'lS.p'1, otall Iltlrail. April. IM*. ' ’ tu^a^UtUM O.—II'the elbow. DunMki'ura U -rt. U •"•r u, naend u»B«. o—r. M. ball, tea tew Ta^ Hsu's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rmsv- to Rutland IwwMhip in thi. county Um vr. Tho gunuino article baa a proprie­ deceased joining tho family in August tary atenip running over tho cork of the lt»7. J • > ' tattle.. • ■ Xfr TL ^S » young man of fin* at­ q. tai .OST ausoniBu luki? Csocxxnr. Rcmcu < Nxvm hare tainment* and a moot estimable charae- ’ n ano lot ofiWhito Grauiie Crockery of, •rf ' Ai Ofrigfc. ia the'best mu. of beautiful dorign' at prices un^rwrdzefZy the wordf he died happy, with an undy'1 *NC,.W..-X Arturo happinces. He _ _________(• 2) haroe I ar*ta, two Brother, and a Sis­ Ntw Trrt.—We have just received ter, with innumerable friends to mourn quite an amount of new Nbnpariel Type, his lose aad keep green his memory. which will aid us itt condonBcing our The fimoml^taequies were conducted hJiarti-irig very much. by Rev. IL'IL Bement at Middleville at the family’s residence in Rntland on Medical.—Dr. C. J. Laxa has again tho 5th in.L and were largely attended put in hit appearance promptly. Lot all by the friends,,and HtfiasoW, Rutland, who are afflicted make it a point to call Yankee Spring, Irving and Thontapon him early. Rooms nt tho Residence ple toinuhip^. r. , E. uf Mr. Ellis an Jefferson St put tho thing the people want to pre­ vent rain from entering dwelling*, at tho bottom of out aide doors one .'of these otripttn^y !>• seen in working order at Wooley's Shoo Store, go an 1 aoe for your arlnri, tho Patentee ia Balling County Rights. of .i n->w Bakery in our fair village on tho corner of Jefferson and Court Streets. J. C. Cole, seomr lo Father it; and -we Would judge from tho exterior of some fine lores of Bread we noticed thb o.thsr <lay on Li* counter, that the “staff of life '' ccrtunly existed beneath its shell. COE’S COUGH BALSAM, °UEi lISHillA CUE! Fob w!»_bj InutgiaU vrsrywbm, *ai br . FAaKAKD.'fiWMLMTACO-i Dvtrelt. NSW ADVXRTISBMBNTS. DETROIT SAFE COMPAIT, "GET THE BEST. endow the outage, which i. to bo called "Purdue University” Tha donor ia fairly entitled to the honor of haviagthe institute take his name and perpetuate -it Cur all time to eomo. Lafayette is one of the moat'thriving sad beautiful towns in tho State, dad is located in tho midst of an exceedingly forttle country, and cirilixod, rofintl and Republican popula- IS, 17 A l» Nsorn Arsaos. Dvtroit. Aflch. sJ5t^***i,‘*,^,*,p^ Ord“ ■jyfkRBLizro «UTE JfAMTLEI Blate HeartbS and Grates. —The various towns of Indiana have been disputing and competing for the last three years for tho tocatiun at the Agricultural College. Lafayette haa finally roourod it through'the princely litaralily of one of her citi.ens, John I’urdue, E«{^ whq donates 1150,000 to CARRIAGES, LIGHT WAU0X3 AMD SLUOtiX t7*8tsd R arestar.JH The Mich. Bolt & Rut CO. Art prrpirvd la- fern lib pronpliy SPECIAL NOTICES. Bridge, Roof and Large Mochlne Boltw, Deader in alt kinds of Machinery, Without a good iHgeetloa All othertssipsral bUMieg. art llM| ir rsrthl.M. Tbs dj.pVptl. Blllissslrs ■ TRY GRIGGS’ AROMATIC BITTERS! WX. B. XDOAB A SOM •• • ( Tho Bo.t Blood Purifier and Stomach In vigor*lor. Known. Dfsl ri.lu.Waly la Busrans and Syrupi yj^TKLCn ACRIFFlf Br»aeb beu>» . A(.nti Esglua C»»l Wlt.l, .i MrW. RM. Effl.ry. L»< DR.L H ELUS No. Ilf Griswold Street Detroit, Olvrtaredal rtlltUo* U Harnry **4 |J> meat sf CkresM M. I^ScIiCum »r t Vi'i-rrrD.'—A fi-W subscribers to the N-w York I> DcrKXDXXT, the loadingRaligious 1-iterary nnd Political Paper, in Mie Worbl The lorgovt No wqupcr pub|.»h«l. end by far thoablest edib-d Journ­ al in tta oouulcy. We will fill a. Jew orders for it si the PuLlishcr’e lowest terms, $2 .'-0 n year, from any of our eulocribcns or wo will send It and tho lUaxnt. t. any por.cn not t«» * ntbscrih Stock Exchanga. Goviiumontl are ac­ her to either paper, one .year for l$.5G. tive.and buoyant at aw advance of 1 or 2 cents, anti in'’light iupply. Gold is Taicuxs's Lavra's.—Arrangements unsettled, with an active business dos­ hero been nearly completed by which a ing badvy and lower with an improve­ Mri'S of locinl entertaindepts will bo ment In tta Locdon market, and rumors that the Gwwmrfbut night increase fte g.ven by tho Teachers of the Public sale* in lutu'ro,' O[>ened at i.&> IM, deSchool, tho proceeds to bo used for a li- d.niagto 1.37 tM, etoeing at tho latter figure. Flour waa less aetiie, and n -mLiaty fund. The Grat ono will take plane on Fri­ iually unchanged, -though at tho otoee day evening, May 21st, at the Union School House. Full particulars will be given next week. All are respectifully COFFEES JJVD SPICES. ISO JegrrsM Avyai J'MM>rviru>t*a>S Mirrm. r~I at WeMeaih Ate. <* 10 Coo(reee el.. Detai, rew *»»Errimnrr». yy Esri&g fltHrcay.' —— Fine siodfAle'Pbrter Excelsior. ftninin|.|=X-^ Price SGO an TVcre** Svai ERMS I trow l.l et Msnh nut, b.U.w In Fro Aeseal psym.ot*. H. WRIGHT- Agent. S MATLHElDER A COOM. . llrtjer* is Bowed A Wrought Ohio Blue Free Btona SSKt BXLL FOB *1,000, 1 will n»f Um itovv KewsH, 1 IS WELL WCETHgSOOO. DETROIT, MICH. »Ltr * BUM. i WetowuA .>«»■«, The Early Goodrich Potatoes. Lowttx, Mien., > April 27, 1869. $ lonoa Tlinixos Basin—Plea's accept eompliments, and a specimen of th" Early Goodrich, Potatoes, which we o’nd you by Express. ’ Thi. highly valuable now Seedling pot-ttoo was raivod by Rev. Chanoey Good, rich of Utica, N. Y- After fifteen yearn ex|HTin:euting ujxm tho production of now varieties and raising sixteen thous­ and new Seedlings he e.locted tho Early tioodrich and Harrison Seedlings from Keep Capital st Home! toil SALES Will fir* SIS monIto sr s TV*/. Um os nori PriC< AU"’ V1Ltl0E L0TS HELMriOLD’S COWTHATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA bo noted. He Provirions «w On lard we an tho wook. » H. WRIGHT, WLi8.ro.tad, • ■ * Peninsular While Lead, Bartlett Wfdta”Laad, ‘ ’’ ... r ; j.Wolrrrino While Lead, Gro- IA Ued. •• Legal Tender White Load,French One,- - ' • ’* ' ' ‘At; cb,rr« ’ „ - • -JAMttBBKW. tatey.ty lo,ys*. 1»W ^7 / ritOUATlEDIItlKM.- QARRtaiGESj BUUOIE8^8LEIGHS JOHN PATTON A. SON, ■txts. KIT lai r.'to n.u ll.rt tie LIT toi Utsoas, ...Air IDO Hie toi .AM EKKKS: T*xxtty knd <doloxreii , OOP TOMS O» BtAMO. White and of most excellent quality, en­ tirely free from disaiuo—vtny rabble t liyk.y*vi»ar<»r*- Ukh fpME DKmiWTbVB-WORKS, MICHIGAN m OIV. tCiM rtigiiujonnien, • Tts« Ilo«t.(n ttoo World. for family use and market Tho following is extracted from the •nVEI l» IltAT VMIEH, Hxral A’rw Yorktr at March 13th, 186BFor an early market variety wo rocvtnmond the Early Goodrich ; with gopd treatment it will scarcely fail to yield two or three hundred biuhals per acre. It is more productive than the Dike*Mb (the noit qeet variety), aad unhko tha latter, if not sold early, m«y be usad M uiarkoted in fall or spring, ' Tta Rural R-gister fot IBM. aA< discussing tho merit* of all the wtaM We have a stock of thiv superior sort and i and will all order -proa^dly attend. Par- w—J tioe wishing to plant atamld eec—.|”^ ■ Alt. r. a. (’■Mia, . Tho early Goodrich is the best and luust productive, very early potato kuown. It keeps well and produces fro<piontly over 350 bushels par acre. Bbe larg4—white akin -smooth cyme - tech in cultivation says.- u But aH tiroei enrti ' _ are bo-oming supwooded to tho boat of. tho Goodrich Seedlings. Perhape no ' y jntato ever raised has proved a greater I •— ac'iuisition than the early Goodrich te-v^_. ken togothor wo know Jao*=^2“' that approach it for general value.1' I ict>«. s. ■- JMkme... Dvp, Hkv. Jsa.iMs. laasisgi.., . tho Cu«x> which he esteemed as the very II AMI _ _________ Mfe Mftaal «* feUy maintained, ” ■—fc- M *- HALL'S ■iW JRjbntwzk. DISEASES OF THI 8CULP oatsr^hntL PRODUCE GBAT MAIS AMD BAJUHIMM! I ABH FOB HID) sasssfcftr; �a. JOHW OABVETH. DRUGS, ' Improved Fann Property to supply their cowa with succulent food. Verily, ------- -------------- 1 farmers hare their r»werf; their town look meenly, foel ffiitenly, and give aa little milk as poerible. Theee men take no prims at a<ricultand foativala; they envy theee who do, and they are apt to bo alow abut paying their grocen* bilk. There are a number of them about the country, but we trust the last will coon die out A good cow domrvee a better man than that. A good cow does her utmoat io minister to our pleasure and l<rofit, and deserveri careful and good treetransit Remember that, after a sort, ahe is uiolating her nature to pleaaa «a The natural or wild cow giraa milk >s suckle her young for a few months, and runs dry tome eight or sme mouths; while our cow give* her milk ten months in the year without cesuing. We de­ prive her of the pleasure of suckling her voung, and sav to her: ‘Grind up this fadsier teto milk for us— work!" and ahe does it* jwodeong for us soma three- thoosand quarts of milk per year. We have fodumd her to forego her own pleasure, to forget her child and to work for ns; and, for my part, I bold her to be a fovnly beast lie, thcrvforv, who strikes a cow, or kicks a cow, or iwarvcs a enr, doeervee the stick, tho kick, and star­ vation. When I am king, I [w pees to myself to keep for such fellows- nse. a breefy knoll, wind always'north, tlsarmometer at 10 degrees, a gently sleety rain eeaaoned with bail, a four rad fence, moetly tumbled down ; in.thia delicious retreat I propose to allow the Sol Silouxee to stand, without overcoats, with tbeir backs up und heads down • there they ran chow their cud«, and perhaps iu.il them sweet—as the good cows do not What we ask the cow to do, and w Imt •he does do, ia to convert cheep and uninvifiag food ip Io good and dear fucsl That ia, we put into a cow, just day My, Twenty peaudsef hay. al saehalf »vot------ 10 Xias pses4s sf syreutssr steal, at ten crate la Tiltage FOR SALE A EXCHANGE CASH . UHWEY BA BANNY 00.. M1CU. i Oretory Aters, r art Itease ftoaws. , . sto: ssss^ssiJt HSCstirtri ; .4 Splendid Atoorfment for Sale at Rail Hoad Prieto, I GgOWK TSE8T0V * i iwi^iwitsrj. larlles jeer MsutM *• lifo . ' All Hastings Outdone! StwdrW GROCTTIITES.'* , ' ’ NEWS, STATIONS & NEVS DXPOT, Otow MO U *.■* oN tfco toUton FWWI. . । « . ' I W. TBOUUI. 1 City Dbuo Stobe 11 frn, * >l1'* 'fo r.',«1Maae • I TM £U« • W fcato*MM.Ny sewM with Ti>« aUrwAMM* ■ U te tw«4 sal •< Pateni Renlriii Mis laps Two Cnllsnte, America a*4 Eeraps, IMPORTANT TO iARM Tati have ■ queer character in one of Ihe towns on the Connecticut river. Ho is a man of ronodereble jTvpem, •nd, we believe, unearned. Hu will i»rer go near • lady if be can pos ibly BAGOAGE CHECEED THROWS. help it It in Mid that it ia frequently the cbm that bo will po.tpoae a r-.dt u, New York for a day because a lady feme to be in the stage in which be •mat rale to the Irwin. At one time ho DODGK, BABCOCK & AUSTffl. wu going to Rew York. Iho gentle­ man at first said he would then he wouldn't, then concluded be would, tl>-n gave it up again, and dually asked if then would be any ladies on the trip. Tho driver told him probably not, ao be embarked. A short distance ou tiie route ■ Inly got an board; a little Author another came on. Another fol­ lowed ; and finally there were seven ledios in the stage and only one mat,— old Eccentricity himself. He was caught that time an! never recovered from it- Ho hires a room at a hotel in NirW York by tbo year, and he is there a good part of the time. He never usee the wash-bowl and pitcher furnished by tho hotel, but has some of Ids own whk-h be keeps locked in hie trunk. If ho knows it ho will not allow tho roam to be oceuused by any mvo himself One muniing he walked into his office, held out a lung Aair to tho dork, aad sirring “fonu 1 that in my room." walked off. .J, His atquaintancM know but little of hhnw&lnUy anil ho u in every respect a strange being. Goon Mux—pw following rules were Wieooneia Dairymen's Aseodatioc, •• Io iaece the delivery of pure, »west milk " 1. That no milk ir good, which a made from filthy, etiuking water, of slucghs aad frog ponds. X That an milk io good that comoo frwn cowo dogged ar ever-Jriven in hot *”*>■ pMfere fe stable. That no milk io good that comes ft——• poMdrf p, Ikua „a <ral. ly wwDBd by brutal men. .> g? “k " r»d that cmnee from HisoMii cows cuws that have toreo Med with pus, or thal have udders bsvkm end running with axrq.tiea.6- No milk is rood that oimee reeking COPARTNERSHIP. CALIFORNIA A OREGON 0. HOLBROOK, iMICiGBUTVERM Broad Gauge Railway! NEW .YORK “rtrvlhrscn. Gold & Silver Watches, ^WBToe maoteuj * a Fine Geld Jowelrx, Mly.ll.Mkfc. Sdlii Slitr aS Plaid Van Tte ftiwn' fcri HmlK Ca. lUiuiiuiacwniB PRICES; ___ _ _____ cook. A HMT a MT OFnC*. U.4 As’—’. CMk 1 rw^rn-T .UMTURia CrstevmhiBAtH.SftcssOlImi '"•* **»•«•«<• M '«-»•*> rate. A<3KXn WANTED FUK Callfoeala aeO OrOgaw *" SEED WHEAT AGENCY, NIGHT SCENES IN THE IIIMLIX, ■y Wwr. toealri Harris. D. D. ****'• pe”“to MiacsLUNEora Groceries and Provsions, Hofltror itiiv. MAXIM. AXES, MALI, COD YXSW, ... , B-J B5OWN.M H. Crockery aeA Waatfre-Werr, •pyOMCK'il-ATlIIC 'tyastas sU <w»F* Tie-Ware af Every lleswripetea, KEROSENE OIL, . errr hospital, clevelato>k Ae4 te^foca^ yrryUteg fc»y» ia a First claw fJARMY COUNTY . At tfcratsad lately aasoetee fcy A. lynai FCa .a KtstelUsa*. MaaUaga. ? CAUU WILJ, TBT2 PAID y.r all Bia4aWCoyMry FrUara. <e<A w Uailrr ' ***** CARRIAGE FACTORY! rn umt mat sneemv. a.d Walter mt ■ 11 U.S. Internal Revenue. auaaUae to fcastewa. asM e •yteralaaltoa I. I Sell Oooda a the Im'iHM • 4**r *•*“ ** Tb—. carriage?,'Watcher, au te Carati' ■ i^*~ J-*L * *•' “^toWL FOrt IB w. A. SABTWELL. JV9T*'R“ --------- -__L , riMct.r>n« GraKWataaliljStK lfl*OO. ' MItOLXTIIXX !•<>*>• Drug & Bookstore. ’«• • W0OKM 4 »T*XX«1*V, “ ■'« «W»’4 * WLkgfelt* to »•*'<« H “J k-eto*1 BLAXVXr WRIGHT. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-05-19.pdf ab7d0d91bba61c4f04ed545ac5016df9 PDF Text Text <tUt AT HAKHNIM. *AI*r co.. MICH. BT QUO. M. BEWEY. •AM VOLJKIV. Su/mcw giwtarj. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY•;!>, 18U9. I BOSTON CASH STORE! JOHI ROBERTS, runic:4N.M DwsiUs(*a Bcaad- W.T. BkafcuZ NEW WI. UPJOHM, YORK ■wdadtatMMMawtMifti. Depart- TTlOtTBLE 'I'O SHO W tnent, the wotulurfal energy they displayod. the risk* they took,’ and the great triumph they have won. Per fok trimapboenaa to uflro epoch, not below, in it* National significance, the Declaration of laibpendenaa, fo- (JOOT1H ALLEN BENNETT. ing Btatter. B. P. LOWE, fathers entered to th* uens of eivffiaed man. It rilR-Rill th* definite bondI and maxarial gnanaet— for th* perpet-• uUy of an Oraan-bouwd Uniita.. It J*,t tim srefou] of ttad BOW certain Futuref in wniyh the Eagliah-•peaking rwee4»■ habiting this *1'Naw World ” *haH be-• I nation known in L ! population, shape* the course of trade। lor a largo part of both hatni-phereai pnimotes jwace ami th.» spread of the। lirdiring arts and become* thus ani 1 l ■' Man ho* really succeeded in turning i “tar energies uf Nature, tending tl cm Ci.fosation. '• t>< hi* own will turning them aside “ from their own <nur*c an.1 rompeiluig THE PATRIOTIC DEAD. them to luhiwro the general purpuar W- OIF DR. C. C. LIB 8 LEY, WIGHTMAN & GREBLE I. W. VROOMAN. 'IT far B«rrr O.eoty, wlU Ire GOODS Direct front Factories. D A. I D Y 1 •a^Speei.ditias in every department, BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER! J. P. ROBERTS A CO , f,r.'r;T;,"P7X' — I 1 j.OOFING —W* ara sole Agent* for this Owinty for * the teat patent Hoofing mode. Call and fibe »unpl<r< and get refTmuccs 1< \iCT^f^fo.‘e.«I5y"2ni.re<. ■ 11AHNESS SHOP—A fin© St oik of Harncw on hand. Roi ui *li ’.••.iw* rairu.iv* J 1 pairing d-me promptly on short notice. I't;!ri2iTrrt“r*‘ L ■ WIGHTMAN & GREBLE. ____________ Hutting*, Mich. April 20, IMG.-wly GENUINE DRUGS <fc MEDICINES! ^REASONABLE PRICES! JOHN MICHAEL. AT II ill nrltm IhMiIfull- “ THE HASTINGS DRUG STORE, PURE PAINTS <fc OILS! WM.-L.~cbM,- •• tracer of this gtonnae ana .nrocaJUl । “ struggle. ImUfd it evetus as if thcov j “ were nothing man loirud to att-mpt. i “ Iho inv.i* oui uf the acaare repelled i: " and wte>te pn-rmevs rcacusd from it* ' " grasp, mouiitaitm ure cut thn>egii und । .urii'-d into fowl ruadi. The courae “ uf trad.', tho extent of conunwrc’. and . Itcup.-i- anil Mowommui-. I X now selling Cheaper for Coah Allan any Ilonxc In Harry County. - M E 'W C. G. HOLBROOK, ^HisrrUany. ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN WK. H. HAYFORD. T ’ Hi UH' COU1Cteriea tat* place throughout thp State, nt I tartWk r. W. of the day darirmted < Grateful for th. aid extsAd. and u»* rartkr ■jmfaptsfhy the patriot­ ic propte of th* State on foe first aber­ rance of it* Hxsexui Dur, th<- cutnmnnder of foe Department ornlrally' oBwditoaeah jutn with the Grand Amy </foe Republic, in it, annual vi.it Hastings Midi,. Feb. lit.. 1869.—yl A l TEHTIOH, COMRADS! iEnit.nrO4T. Sa. 3AY1 a h.' v FrMa> K«s«i«<et ?tf e e«wt. h T »«»r lit.-w* Philltr.- .'U. Ittefoe tj trharv and the raadiag puHbat targe. of fioawonnble Goods •which I offer nt NO 3S»' □•i 3£=>3El.IC3Et» that will Astonish I . ien'offo*abovtonamedl(*|^aiM. BOSTON AND P*Y“r: the greet plain* and foe depletion of A. P DRAKE, X. D„ H. J.HAKEY, 4. within I have just returned from • NUMBER LSLiW® jMrg- NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! E. A MALLORY, afok-owam mu. BRUSHES, VAIlKIShl, T LTB I?D 1STT11ST E. , ...WL. 1— 1 1 T. Qxaal Army of th i Rrpabllc. pate fat foe cercfoonk-s < their pIorion» dce.li • 6. Cl.t~ymeti, in rernmnartira where • Fu*t of th* Grand Army of th* Itepublie ha* not yj< been rug-onired am 4Wtpd.todjuver adisoonree during foe MluoatitDar adapted to tiro occeaum, and foe ritieea* of .neb localities are cordially invited and respcctfaHy utgvd to arraagn tirgnther for *nch *ervicc* and cerrmoaie* on that day a* to them *hall *eem a fitting expression of foeir -ympathy with those oiMcrrar^ics and of their appreciation of the patriotic *ervices ol tho*o wboae deed* wc conimemoorate. “ A lt is trusted that Post Couunafidera will give early attention to psgfocting arrangements for th* oocisiun,' and font they will, e* eoon al *nch arrange­ ment* are perfcctod, forwaid t» these Headquarter^ a Oopy thereof, and.&!■■<>, at ar early a day a» practicable, .a copy of all thn proewiings oounoctol with the execution of th!* order. Gen. John A Digaa. Couunandor-iua fovur by pul'lulling thia order. Chiefuf tlia Grand Aruyr ul the Rrjaific, By order of has Mwnad an order relative to decorating WM. HUMPHREY, the gravaa ot seliitera ut> tbc 30th in»t., Grand Cutntnatalar, Department of whichi. suhstantisUyA* foltew»: Michigan. H. H. Dxsiua, Arn't -Adjut­ TlaMUiufMay jwuximo-a day Mt ant General. • ut 0)d by foa exutenra- t raSUBUO served throughout foe United 8tatr* ra. rj*h a maaaar a* txdB* foo tolouitutta* of the occauun, and as will tectify for undying l<ne<rf a gratefnl peopl* for fo* wgMMy«4foMBwfoe Awd fo*Hk* nation might be saved. Thia i* tho nccotid public oteerrance of foe occasion, which it is tnwto<l will rfeurytrtriy, while foero rctnains * heart loyal to the cau»o in which our comrade* fell, and while the moving jirinciple ol tliat struggle is worth pn-sernng. If our organisation had no oilier object, that alunu of k<-*ping green the resting pbux. of our nation'* defenders, by thte nnnual oommi munition, wuuhl bo mo­ tive enough :<, bold u* together a* * fra­ ternal baud. Tho Commander -in -Chief dasirra t« tfona! guarantee* for the preservation thank foo*« potriyti.- men end women .' . in .. . , |>«uliariti*< . tlicao physical a* in foo •• skill .nd energy of man. Formerly j “ the richest countri** were tte se in which nature rui imet-b .-nntiftil -.now “ the rirhiwt emintrie*are thoac in which ! “ num i» itvot ar tire.. For in our ngo ol “ the world, it nature ie jar.iiuwaoua, “ «o know how to ourajieiLMrte her dr“ th icaeios. If a country i* difficult to , " tra vnKS «>«r engineer* am remedy foe “ evil; and »o marked ia this ten.lrti- y to impair the authority of tho natural , “ phmumnha, th at it i* wen et *u la tUF •• di.triUutiixi of tlio people. It may be 1 Mud without th* *ngnto*t exaggora- SUCTI0S8. guuhed Grand Biro, (a beautiful certain of the Groat National Celebratiow at Pbiladelphrn), wliieh no member of foe fraternity abould neglect Bubsuriptiaoa publiahan lowed terms, of any live Odd Fellow. per yehr . Th^ May number of the Arums ora not fortunate enough to be nbrei• w, we odd tte Talite of Content*, of ‘•Maibune; au Oldnort Roomaca. I’-irt \. by T. \V. Huguiao*. The Cothna M in x by J.-unaYkrton. Brahtnan-im, by Jam.-* Fief-man Clarw. The llan.iWK 1 1S' Tl. rr' Th* Bout in the Judicial DUtrkti. hold. Part 111, by th* author of ‘Victor and J as jufrfiue.' “pi log in W**himrton. by Join Enmmgn*. Efeoix* Use ’^mp:y Ilou.e, by T. W. Paraona A’utoteiginphr of a Shaker' aoeond pap-r. 5,599 I<y F. W. E.aa% l ^A • Lite Hide Ite self, by Bivnnl lajrfo.-. Tho Peraita 4; 112 R-iilrua I - Op, n, aecund paper, M 8*m3.549 urt B .wlea The Intell-ctual Character uf Prarideet Grant. The New Tasto in Finn* DwTMicr. D. L. ]\nU, Hop. A. L. MTHaid, Item. Disruicr. D. Bleckman/Detn. n-jucr. ; .o J .Fafchru, Item. II. K. Clarke. Itcp. । Patehiii'* majorily, Fovbtii Dxrrwr. RHigby.D^ HIgby’s majority. 4,370 3,353 W»J f-JGl T»‘ J«™1. SnrTwk. Th* May number of the above named Magarino, v inbuav iDutaratod sketeh--* 101 5,77h rulra ol the Oretid Ar one of the mo*t jin 'found of modern hi«tag caremonie*; and turical echo at* - we maun Henry Tteffl«. u*slin*». JssrOir HASTINGS HOUSE. HARVEY WRIGHT, Qtr AA POUNDS STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. oa Buckle—and they are intended I 9500 PoWaT CEWr®li 13,0LI,H CROWN LEAD. ply spacially to European etrilixatfam, nenAPOCNDS HAWN.I.TT PURE LEAD. twv MwniM. ~~~U - th* rarnradra *■* *etM**ally indebted for ^DVU 1000 POV,rM GENUINE FRENCH MINT. day give, foeur a Mwruguificmm'*nd r fSh Mb&atkm, in book wifo£ weaning than fo*u: foougUfiil t™^fZ pro^oding* of Uta £y. We buy our Gaods directly fo.-oni Manutbctureirs, nndsell at PRICES that defies coriijyetition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. J. P. ROBERTS A CO. Hntafoga April 20fo. 1869.-wjl. ’ author imagiae«L . At nuuu lo-dsy the las t rad to fo b* laid on the great ^stomal «l«*y *•» unite* the AUantic aud J eotio VceaA, and mark* the wvwuing triumph over the Oonfioent tliat the Puritan oad the Cavalier entered three cruturws ago. IL. pra^:*--* has been marred to many :*iXrtt>.-e and many rosult. of human DLOWS PLOWS DLOWS S»LOWei* I PLOVS! HASTINGS FOINIHY! 100 plimentary Tula.; Vutodpeda.; The 1 'iaoch**ta Mystery, Wanted-Cumpe- 11,939 nw»t and Reformation; The Earth Cure; 11,459 1.8.1/ivaD, Bep. — Miller, Dum. tor* will me uuve loom :ur oniy " — r— , ,, tl» 8In, «r <1» feul B«e> •• », uelmd „ l« il» lb- ~inono. ol Ih. Uuadrr, b-v “• BITT Y0VB PLOWS AT TUB WM- iOHM, 5 215 5,106 Dewey’* majority, ,and for the p*uma«* befit<mt fout eaah Rxvgjrni Dmtbict. year a cumpilelioa will bo made and Jtoiah Ttunte, Hep. ; published, and a national recognition of I *ymi«tby nith them memorial ob*ervKnce*. ■ 1'mmi'b majority. It ha* boon determined not to prewnbo our foil share toward deploring the one HOLBROOK 4 MILLS, Sixth Dxwratcr, With refvrwo to the alato the fol­ lowing order ha* Lorn issued : Lovell'* majority, JilNTHDOTKlCT. . . •/ Tertii Uorrurcr. J.G.£«tberbMd. Uelei ,r ?. JfigpillN JWipnitir HaiBWsama Da»usxkwt or Mtor^ I wees inns —--------, . . Lanring, Mich., April 29, 18t5®. $ is a day that should saggoU J' to the Cmupanics that have wrought thu ■Gfntrtl Onlrri I ’ ■**" __ - 1—No. 8. J WE ARE SELLING THE ?,xw Wehavo also received a copy ©f the Allegan County Arrara', puWUhed atQ|. 2,854 0'Grady’. majority, vainly wo looked for Eirtl oou.m to our Table and w* Ud it walWtu*. It is a wide awake sheet and if property suslalnel, wffl do much to 7,564 1,9TB bring Conte.rille and the ranoundrainatrv inf,. ---- f * _ bfito 12,695 MU6 2451 1,«4 Iron Beam, and the Celebrated Robinson ikaiamazooi No. 20, For |10. 0‘Grady’a majority, ‘ 1,217 TKiBTKKirnr Dirrmcr. J G. Ramadull. Rap. 1,758 s With Coulter and RICE’S .Patent Wheel, $12. We hare a fuU aseortraent of CULTIVATORS A DRAGS, whidk we are selling at reduced ratea.'W JACKSON - • SUte Prison - - WAGON AGENCY: ted.k) Wail-»t inn* and 330 :Dwnucr. 5 fofos BoMOH/A! Axle Wagoas, for tHO. , IhbkW epc V» ;at tiwtpukh memory dfffiMWr live* that Jh8nation �JOHN Wfftxstixjj NEW GOODS direct through teanrit from Boston to Han Fkancbco Is fihbbod, aad unbrokmi l«*b of Iron, unite tho waters of Maa- thedollar store. YeS^“el^Hces SMIUIIKHI CKHSTORE - in oonf^uence ofhjvHng^ught .inc GO Olis H.l VE TUMBLED, AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM. s-tehuaetis Day with tho gulden sands of ibe Pacific. On the afternoon uf the 10th of May, la®, betwon.a and 4 o'clock, to use the PRICES TO SUIT Coffee Sugnr, 16c per lb. The best Ten Cent 1 taitea Wretsdtb. Missouri river, and mils. Em! of SaOramento city. Thia rvsmt, so vrortby of our time, and m infinitely graador in the ganiua, «mcr- ing room, has bona grsaaed ia bafosskm gy and atfort it represents, and the re­ of oak with panels of birdseye maple sults that are aura to follow it, than an' j The walla have born laid off ia frserxMv Ixftfo that rear shad the blood of men,' 1 of a light lavender color with imitetiea grand — hare been the remits achiated moulding and the whole preu-nta a light ■ m th* toated field ia the battire for the and ehe-rful appearance- Tbe sAre Is liberty and i teration of tbo race, was1 finished in walnut. The si lo walls of ) sated by tho cities, towns and hamlets I tho dinning ream have bren frcecoed iu ateug thcLeeufsommunicationall across damask panels. A late breakfast room ths contiaoni, from shore to shore. Tbo hs* bren fitted up in i-xreltout taste, aad J sjoaoeings were more earnest than noi.y, tbe walls have brea elaborately freteoed fi* tbs hearts of int lligeat beings were I by Sig. Negri. The side walla of the t<> deeply sliced by this noble triumph floors shore hare been laid off iu pxnels of mind over matter, time and qioco, tv with rich, dark green moulding. The permit any mere frivolity. In many ladios' ]iarlar and reception rooou have ) .teens hunsos of worship were filled with iMcn newly carpeted, aad the gentle­ moved but quiet dorotees, who camo to men's parlor his been newly papered thank and ]«raisc the Divine Agency and generally improved. Many uf the that had permitted them to live until the private rooms liars been re-fumiah>Hl, ' fulfilment of a hope so fraught with blres- pi|icred end painted.. Tho improve- J 1 >g to (Lu human race, that can no more tnenta are all in excellent tests and gu to Im hcmel in by national lines than the sliuw that the proprietors nre as detera:r of henven, became a fixed fact More mined still sa they have been m the pmt j than once daring that mctuorabls dsy, to look out for the comfort and convcnin many places, m in Now York, Boston, icnco of their many friends and petrous. < Tiicsgj aad 8t Louis, tbs throngs who Braid as they hare reduced their prices . g ilborod at tho craters of budness to to |2 50 a day, aa art tho tearuling pub­ nccive these tidings, spontaneously gave lie will b” sure to appreciate. For full vmo to their cxnutioM by chanting in particulars see their can ia another eoishams tho n ition il hymn, thi* time not ••ror doraitod provinces and ruined Ho! Fox Gxxxa lUroe.—We aro •■Uses; not over plundered homes an> thousands stein ; but in recognation of pleased to bo able to announce to onr the rrw ttxx betwren the families of readers the gratifying intelligence, that vuoa and the new Ben or Pxxcu and a corps of Eegmoers, has beea busily FaXtanxrr that had just boon woldnl engngod during tho last two weeks, in bating, parmanoally, tho lino of the -and aetfuwd ia ths bright sunahine of • thia hoilowed aad beautiful month of Grand Hirer Valley Rail rood, frr.-m Middlrrillo North-Weetward to Grand Rap­ The importance and significance of ids. Tho mate has been definitely agreed this rampteted work are unanimously upon by the Dirxtory, and ebewe a de­ uqd unirerailly reoognbal The verte- cidedly better and cheaper line than any 1-rtl line of a vast national frame-work heretofore lurveyed. It b known as th« w Rich is to L* a Cuutinentil ocean-bound ■air lino routa,' and give us a roa 1 which Empire, we fairly trust and fully believe, for shortness of di >tinea, goatleaemuf ■/.rivadsas protprrity oad happiart*. b curvature, lightnese of grade* and emmn «w tangibly, visibly laid, and 40,000,- omy of cunstrwtiun, will be uiurpa-o -d (M>) of people, the inhabitanta of the in tho greet North-Wed. The portion of the earthwork briweon Republic rf Washington, folt at once the impute* of a new and sw.ifl«r growth. Hasting' and Middleville yet uncomplet­ Already the Upited Staten mails and ed, will bo fimvhed in a very short time, 1 lii|—to of mmchandbe are on their and the entire working foroa, which will way from oitbar to th* other shore, and be largely augmented, will be at oaw but a brief period will elapee before tt>» traaeportad to tho new linn. •'harita wheels of the great army of emi­ Every exertion will be made commen­ gration will be whirling towards the surate with the impnrtineo of tike enter­ grant interior Vallire that stretch along prise and the iotervsU of the Company, the been uf the Rocky Mountains, “ that to push it to a ^eody oomplotion. The laying of tho iron from tho Depot the wilderness and the solitary places »>ay be made glad, end the desert may through the Towuahip aad so on W*et-1 ward, will bo commenood tn a few days, r^oice and Uuesum as the rot*." We eon stay unite ear voice with that and our ritissai will soon hoar the eaortof the entire fteee ami the Nation, ia ing of the 'Iron Hmoe* as he dashes < oogtatuteting oar fellow ri naans upon past tbeir doom; and the fow old fu^-e Ibis auspicious erewt That it may I who Stand in the way of progrwea, and I who have been skeptical ao to the swe­ prow but another omon of happy dc-rtiS.y to the American Vakrn, and hasten tea-fold tho hour, when the light of true exclaim in the graphic language *f < ui> il and rvtigwus liberty shall broaden of oar grcateeL-pocta, "Blw me ! thia is pteaaant, and brighten for all mon of every natiua, Ridraj mi a miL"— tongue and creed under Heaven, into j-erf -ct day, will be the continued earnest To Cttax Panrr.-^Tbere fi a very sim­ jwayer of millions. ple mctlxsl to dean moot any kind of p unt that ba* beeorno dirty, aad if our hoMowives should adopt it. it would mvs thorn a greet deal of tewbfo. Pro­ vide a plate, with seme of the beet wMte ing 10 bo had, and here ready eemn deca warm water, and a piece of fiaune! which dip into the water, and equoete nearly dry ; then take as much whiting a* will a ihero to it; apply it to tho paint* 1 sur­ face. wh«-n a little rubbing will instantly remove any dirt or grew. After which wash the port well with dean wai*^ rub­ Mag b dry with a soft chamois. Paint thus cleaned io.iks as well as when first laid ou, without a«y injury to tbs must delicate eolom It m for baiter than usiagamp, aad does not roqvfoe mosolbna half tbo time aad labor. Print*. 1^. Our «Mortment is more complete in each depart* meat than ever before-brought to this market. Consisting of a fine line of DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, I Cotton, Linen and Cambric Edgings and Insertions. the great IINL ODIOUS In pcr-fart keeping with the ton* and । Boots k Shoes, Huts k Cups and Wall Paper, iu great variety. Ml K1IBS OF FAIMIRO ■ F Lf MEIS COUTAITLY ON HAN. WUComc and Come early, so os to secure good bargaioa and the first choice. ••MBAOB * **&««*. Club System •4 Uh aU.aalam •( ■•itocJaKarraMCWfM Clothing, BERLIN HIPPODROME * THMEK-FOCRTH* TBE *” P““- “4 «'*••» • toUw WWati Maar. - Roaactx k Naron let of White Granite Cboe Uhl dedgn, at pricaa «»yr« Bedford, Muy 1st, 1869.—2m CARRIAGE FACTORY! S. H.&D.R. COOK’S Arrtsviev C» Wans. — We are 4 to <iiU the attontiua of the C JAhmfral.1 Poet, No. 8± G. A |e OIU>ER requiring a full atte 11'v> tmxling to bo held on keuing next, nt Odd Fellows H Tn Privx Fsil—On the evu I fka-ifkl H-rf, at the forth nt- Fair, we notice th - num.prusat* Joxia, of As-yria;.oa >sr-,c. F. Dwiaar, of Hastia Corner uf Jefferson and Railroad Ptrwts HA'STIN^S, MICH. Ifofrni. Luwis WxsrrsLL, of IIa « oh .IT.n-n’a.roes .Vtirfc.C. B . llua-inxv- coLLsenog; counru® First-Class BUGGIES lii» Janett Arntrm! tOVUI^E VVA-GONta. The Champta i Equretri rons uf th* day. who jeronns iiane of th* moat da ing feats of any Indy or gen­ tleman »t the ]>re<cnt tins* Lsnctsv sxn Fixxxr A*bo*tmxxt ever offered in th* County. I AIM TO SELL ■ Tur Rav. Micros Baaatrr o md, prrerted an aide and e foronr f Ribbwth morn'ng at th Utarian Church. Ml D. i< oa lling Ihuabyteriaa Clergym stnl Mirh^aa, and if bis w last Sabbath b a fair inde hie reputation b, it b rao I Tac Muia ana I am roe. ’WKZ teas M m tidy d -voted to the pr < tbe hlgbmt-intareet of the M tal i Inventors of the Rate, Vul k L> l-fure ■<; and it pier U< L c-anra-m! it to th-' attention o DODGE, BABCOCK & AUSTIH. Mills Tillie Norton! COPARTNERSHIP. COURT HOUSE, ee l*rMC»e4 tesiew fanart a par esreXIr (k« patpM at certe*ti«( ksamtM al tk» least i-lareaf tt.» B Dotlffo Foundry, 8TEAM ENGINES, Hotxt CeiMt—Mr. DUf ba >a Il-Mting* Exchanp- Io Mtsa ■a h M-ixaaw, lata at llainwe to County, who are netting an bhins the Huuae in the moat t leading Jreter, who is pronounced by the Eastern and Western Press the bel Ctown in America. •Ingie and Double Cirealnr MULAY SdTY-MILLS, Roeiif«rd Bros. VHlXGI.r SILLS, I-AT1I MILL1*, la iteir darlag Trapeze Art*. JOST THE MIE I1IIH. «IT Amsctim.—Jous 8 row M We»teru Cirrus wfll visit an the 27th fcuU giving Tw ms, st 2 o'clock in th*- a *18 o'clock ia the evouia am-fiag, rvmmanda th* admi llowreoffun, and will pro tl®??- ®y plreont plac* to *uy>y •“ RENOWNED ANTONIO ABAMTEY! fatekM to keep th* tr Mir busy utrtl twenty m an e-waplrte 1. Hcmsei. Emrunwr - A U.S. Internal Revenue. ' the Vnioa School are invited Kooial EalirOoierumt, at t wildings oa Friday Krening he Hastings C «not Bond, th >D»Utb«- Will bo in attendan Xoal Onnmds at 8 o’clock, Michigan —Exchange BEAUTIFIES Dx*ixa> 11 Li«cu*s Nenrx — Hex C. Delano, C ■■iaauau of In- ‘ CAWAGES. WATCHES. WMHAYTOR the ctsao of the exocuisce a lUmfote.U tbe bsasfit kryfataLfpfiars trust tbo hfeAylm liboraL Tbk daring Hurdle and Ban beck Ridar * mu mmiBfflBit! ------ ALSO, A------ tamtal Ravenna, haa bated the Mbwi^ . GOLDEN CHARIOT! i raw Msrteie • has an article Alai* ima treaty Ant th* Gove �»lu. w. Bowx. a Gtwnnx, u *M Sm&Wm o**d hy H. A. Goodreu. und tbo old U. U4 » JUU ,E. tt» hw la taarawa,,, »=k. n7 *, u» Imp —Mi! a qa,. Ua. Ttua .01 U qwta u UporUat ■ttaka VBl,. arjlauua unmediata neighborhood in wHohitb l-Stod. 8ueh u building, specially *J. «ptod to tho financial noeeeaities of our community, fa much needed, and w. hud the proposed* improvement with great ph«*ore. llrasM. Bowttb 4 Oxttow*» are on •’inititution” in our mid*t, uud be Jdes being practical business men in the matter of inuring grennbacks, uro witltal courteous and accommodat­ ing ganttemea, as all wiD find who have do sling* with them. Ms. Oto. E. Goonruu, lute of the Banking H im> of H. A. Goodyear, act* Tn make your hair prow thick, upply in the capacity of Teller, and os an ex­ 1 (itx.** Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ibmowor, port in tho matters pertaining to his po­ th*' greah-st discovery of the ago. sition, finds fow equals and no superior. Wo wish abulant succoss to the new Bx.sc, and all connected with it. ■ fine lot of White Granite Crockery of K-anti.'ul design, ut prices wa^reen/rMf/y COMM ERCIAL. 'UoatlsB* Market*. . , _ Uwtsg^ Msrl- QN THE BOST REASONABLE TERIS. IU*. xokr,.. QKocrititn^ rtvrisivs! COE’S COUGH BALSAM, (M’S) Arrrsrtos C< M -id*.— We are reques­ ted to rail the attention of tbe Coxbads ■ f Fitzg' mid Post, No. 32. 0. A. IL, to the OUPF.R requiring a full attendance nt t’i-» meeting to be haM on Fri-loy Evening next, ut Odd FvlloW* Hall. prewnt sroron. What town in tho county of iie ago can boat it. Our Merchants have generally got their now goods and the trade opens well. Gcxhls of all kinds, are selling nt ■ Tur Print Fits.—On the reinmittoo '.railroad" prices nor, an I the cummu.'*u Dra^kl Ifor-ct, at tho forthcoming uity will find it greatly for their inter­ Nisi- Pair, wo notice th- uame of Hom. net to patronise their homo market, rath­ Bk-hsbd Josts, of As-yrm; on S'Ult er than to go .one red to reach larger il-rttC. F. Twtonr, of Haitian; on places. Ono largo store, adjoining 'I'oultru, Lewis WtsTTAtt, of ITa«tingb; West’s Hotel, is being built this,spring nn-liin XT.c'lUiHtnui Arllcler,Q. ]J. Woos, ■nd quite a number of dwellings. of Hasting*. Tar Rrv. Mutos Bbaditt of Rich-, land, preavlind an able and eloquent diwonr e Rihbath mornmg ai the Pnubyteran Church. Ms. It. i« one of tho 1-ading l‘re»byterian Clergymen in ’ 'eutrul Michigan, and if hi* acTinon CNFt BTSPEMIA MIE! The Expre i and Freight Boob show ■tbout 80,000 lbs. of Maple eugarn* hav­ ing boon shtppjd from thia place tho FARRAJfD. Ill ELEY SCO, D.tnriL ’ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. vnioiT safe compast, Sire au.l (Uryla/ PrwF Haf^. Vaall*. Twit TtfABBLIZED SLATE .MANTLES 1 Jail Itwr., ^luiirr,. aUall Vraeabt W»»4 sard ia ln>il4acn lp.u for Saqsaai'. aa* Yak'* Unsk, Mime Door aad Dravar Luck*. Slate Hearths and Grates, MT 8.-e*od Hand tjafra for a«l., Detroit. ' car for Ctreutar.^t I wsuSirBfir^s®^. • Virtual, r Stat* Acmn for 8PECLLL NOTICES. MATTHEW? A PPA R ATES For M.aUelariBt sad B.I<1 In*.*<«!■. CataU'OT M.I .Lea dr-1-rd NU4 at Kr. VerS pnaeaauJ rrrigbt .'fwisaaa aa .sLUm- FARM OF SO ACRES, On Kettles IS, iu TUumappk; Uirro Jo.pr» at. 6 tnn Wbratoa Ibe gtvand; G<wd l>-. The Mich. Bolt 4 Nut CO. Art prtpsrvd to te.-oisb promptly Bridge, Roof and Large NXacHine Holt*, • Dealer in all kinds of Machinery, TRY GRIGGS’ —A number of those interested In the Alabama claim*, and tbaee intonated tn the bearing of tbe question upon IntcrnaUonalanh r*, are in cor.eapondeuco with a view to having Conrress pass a law next whiter providing Tur auditing those 'Jaimsand tbe payment of thorn by tbo ABOBATIC BJTTEB8! The Bost Blood Putter and Stomach Invigrjrator Known. W«LC. .Iz&K ixR-JSrrjT." 4 titf-r.r a»l. by »U ' her* last Sabbath is a fair index,* high at hi* reputation is, .it u more than 1 80 .Lores Impi orod • AND UXDEK \tUB BEST CULTIVATION I Titt M mxic ax* Isvkxcob. a Mich-l ig*a M'rnthly d -lotlxl to the proto >th>n of the higbe't'interest t»f the Nrchunice «n I fuveator* of the State, Vid. HL No.1 1. ii l>ofure u*; and it give n-> pleasure t । r «uru"iul it to th-' nttcntioa of all ic­ t r • .l* 1 in thc*e dqartm -nt of imluetry. Published, by Txoma* 8. Sraiccc, at Jt«-troit. Tennej 50 cit. per year. <!••< Balldlag*, Fence*, Ac. COFFEES .1X1) SPICES. yyENTEU BREWERY. NEW AIVERT1SEMENTS. Fine Stock Ale. Porter Excelsior, CftMB slid l*r*~*t Vw. for droo(hi. Bot- Quinine. Obw7ZsKb2irUte ' '* rt‘<b”' “ rvvua.MMrf UUKTETRFal BITT Kite. Why d. they approrv tab fciBvaesalMnpepUcMUseHbilwu. prrparulluu • *ilmpl.r Ixrsux Ibry bi.. Hiitkl Cuisob.—Mr. IXAf Ira*ranted the il.Mtiug* Exchnngv to Mnsn*. P.»w. its A Mxxsou, late of Plainwell, AU»L-an C.iunty, who aro refitting and refuruudring tho Hume ia tluf«wst thorough minner. The new proprietor* soom to 1* rutvrpri«ing Bien and we tru-t tliey will receive a fair share of the public DETROIT, MICH. Great Western Circus will visit our Villuge on the 27th in st, giving Two Kxhibiti IM, at 2 o’clock iu tho afternoon, and at 8 o'clock m th* owning. Tbe T*acr ia said to bo one of the very boat Traveling, commands tlie admiration of .all lovers of fun. and will prove a clecid.-dly p!e»ant place to enjoy an hour of (Ibax* Rihm *3* Ixnuvs ILaiuoad. — Th* Eagto say* ths Iron cummonced arriving for tips road on the sixth, and Wheat has bran som -what unssUb-d, with the mark.4 dull aad at thia writing 1 to 8 ets. tower. White Michigan is still hold in lory high reputa,having sold |I.D j against 1.65 lor California, bale* were only about one-half those.of but wrok. Oats haw .I .dined 5 rent* on the wook, being held to-day at 78 to KL Prori tons uro quiet, and market fnm at about previous rules. D»y poods still continue doptwsd on *11 ofam* nf fobricks. Broadway unblwwUed sbootmgt aro reduced in price from It to It 14. during th* week. Dheuc Macxcix Detroit, May 15. n c sell at at Eastern Manut . facturerf Prices. Will Laifi aH W Property Keep Capital at Home! HELM BOLD’ A COXCKMKATl.lf FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA t-n ear had* a day are expected to se­ Nothing has transpired uf into to rin- hsreaflor. Track laying tjorth of change th* quia aspect of < edar Rpflng* was cmnmcoood yesterday and will be vigorously prosecuted. Near­ ly NN mon arc a wuck on tho road, and QARRUGE3*. BUGGIEB.^LEIGHS W. L t & Pure Lrad, ’ Peninsular White Load, Bartlett White Lead, Wolverine White Lead, Grom Isle White Lead, Legal Tender White Load, JOHN PATTON It BON, French Zine, W. L. A 8. Pure Purior Zine, it si inutido>! to keep tho tracklayer, constantly busy untl twenty milvsuf tho road are eimplHe L Scxnoi. ErmritxxEXr. - All friends of the Union School ar* invited to attend a Social Eatortrinmmit, al the Sobo< 1 Bnilding* on Friday Evening May 21st. The llaiiings C 4T.ct Band, the weather ]<crmittiiig, will bo in attendance on tho 8- hool Grounds at 8_ o'clock, nnd the literAry ^xundm-wBl toinmsnre at B: 45. At thveLxn of the exorcises nooHoctiou will bs t.tan.fior tbe benefit of the IA l-mry Fund, and wu trust tho contribu­ tion i may be LberaL STIVES IN HEAT VARIETY, KIML DllTtilT LOOT Xrr>l>(l>4 os forenbl* wnal. ’ToBtcio-i rwir MoitrotsE.”--The Tamdoa Tune* Ims on article on the re- j« tism of tho Alabamri treaty, wherein it is a«serted that the Government of Great Brittan, is soborittiag to an arbi­ tration on the question at oil. conceded < ven-thing that sras ovigisseBy dsto—ded or expected by ths Anfctisan people t to concede. * Wta« is Cikmb •UuM tteiak U would be * ^Tfll HALL’S BJdiJdEWiKn?. DISEASES OF THE SCALP rwwcsauT im and m>n«: Wo that msrtgajr,’’ about wWA be ho* Hiked to -* *W -k North A»x- SSD ' �HARDWARE STORE, H. A/GOODYEAB. Thera la in every human heart ‘ flnii Mt completely barren part, vrbeca aeadh of truth an J tore mlgld And flowers of gcncrent virtue blow; V* plant, to watch, to water there, Tbta be our duty aad cur cart. . STOVES, IRON, M rpsfek time; and if it* progme* b« nut ncoMeponied by a cortvepondiog im­ provement in morn'* and religion, the tbo fester il proceeds, with th* more vioipncD will you be hurried down the road to tdn. fc When bwts are filled with holy affec­ tion*, and home rs happy, then do the young dwell in a charmed circle, whi' h only the naturally depraved »ttek to quit, and acrus; which booudary U-mpfaUons to *rror shine out but feebly. There aro h-»i>e s the bluitn of whoso q-mtr vroubl be spoiled by the train m'el* of descriplion: too lovjly, too de!i_ rata, too »acred fur word*, tlmy should ' L i only known through tho sympathy •f heart*. . No man can tell whether ho u rich or poor by turning to hi* ledger. It i* the heart that maha* a man rich. lie is rich or pane ■ecnvding'to what hr b, and Who can not make onein the circle at harmlaas merrimant (without a secret cats* of grief or eerionmeea), may bo suspected of pride, hypocrisy, or formal­ ity. Whel that be which thinks, nnd*rataadaj wile, suttf avu, u some thing c»lastial and divine, and npon that account must necessarily be etcroaL Ho who brings ridicule tn beer'against truth, find* iu ni* hand n blade without a hilt—one more likely to cut himself than anybody elw. It ts ordained in tho ct-Tanl consfi'utiaaof thing*, that m-m of intampcratc minde c*x* act bo free; their ptus<io.is forgw their fetters. Of all human actions, pride sallomcat .obtain* ita end; fur, dining at honor in I 1 reputation, it roupi contempt and dori- A memory without blot or contamina­ tion'nftnfbo t»a exquisite tn-iisuro - <ui icaxhauatible source of pare rolhelimont Prroevering mediocrity is much more reepectnble, and un«]<ekal>lj more u.evl, than talented incmstiuiry. What pleasure like that of giving ’ There would be no rich men if they were capable of feeling it. A guilty conscience is like a whirhiool. dpwmg »*H to itself which would oth- Mudoration is the silicon string running through the pearl-chain of all virtue*. Tho generous heart, should icon a pleasure which give* othen pain. The beet government is that which trochee us to goe-wn. ouroelve*. Sin ha* many tools, but a lie is the handle which fit* them all. ( There aro few, very few, that iVid own rjrtTBATB nxutw. arww nspsrim onts jBMittiss Jirrrtcru. Asrihospasos tbe-IUsH Hoed, AdOln* Transportation. :bt3. O'*" (" Building Materials. Fsrtlralsr AttoeUea paU la Vx.brlta^ Tur tfc—ka, Kto “Veni. Vidi, Vici.’ STATIONEHY? The fortbeoala* naaibw t f lie nkrtnlod We. tern WexU.priatol bs*Q cobrr. >IU hJU ab-.tlhl p.»w ever towed tons tka ree-ilMalba on rf rriutin* wu <Ji«e4ervd. RraeaUr. it b lU sols wuwe tai Ito wsxM vbara UlaMrwIeM see sriattai la tma an* is Serra-dutlart cotan ato >fa«ta Xaro lx.ugh. wn. rt.iae<i r-j.c WY UPJOHN. ► NY*tmX snlSarv..,. OSes SUtrSl.. ttssllnn. Vlefc. J---- 1 •>-' HOULDEH, ARMS! ' NEWS, ’ IMIy.Tr-Wrettra WnMt pm, I |r*.ri.l<H.(xiil>cs t totete., «*d .Il a. a rahssd; •ml.n-scripUea.uk • Dodge's Clebrated Plows GEORGE PRESTON torllas year atlMitim la t>b Large A Well Selected Stock of grocethep, , ATTENTION. OOMRADS! Krtfa&hrbHKi*. n. <r a r. A Base YwM •’ Cataylsla ex pa- at r^i, DR C. C. LINSLEY, Caa.Kifaar^'* EVERY rd^^SStiSB! <-om^arias U. erm —as r. u >lo hi. «»« prini rar neat • ryapi*4, csT.tBifa. hcbofula. a IF l.4r «l» b..l Mfirrrd hr rear, fmm Ite.( MAN *• C- L*—,T- ■*- I totos, 5. J- HIS I OWN ■ Cent•, TsmcI>, Fuxare NalU, Kaato.kc., *c XAOXTIzbiISrGl-S, Merit*. Rodic out. Plato ««d Put-1 W.«Rt W.to.t, VTslssl aad U.ll, U-e ...I ill!. IH-1_> Tie Faiws’ litul Fire In. ft. BARM ARD IA1OR COUHT1ES »lli)DLI2VILLE” Real Estate *3 Exchange AGENCY, PRINTER. Conducted by W1I. H. HAYFORD,' JOHN CABVBTHiBpreved Fams aad Tillage Prepeny FOR 8 ALE A EXCHARGE A f.m, ni OTrnir..!.. -rrs ,ii<..<rd M> ’ -v^aMraJtosSher MtaUtoriU*,*. U-GrsM •<n. ^pmrrd, w.u^-.irtto. vtil. p»Mt bl.lZ !“«•. riissIvJ tweimil.. Hoell, of M.JJItrlUr, w Klrt'ly sms ef ss<M t.»d : j; -gH frw» Mid lexlte. aril watered and tla.brred.on ^*4 raad M-katr.HaJwa^MHro«. IrteJTetKK EiK'.wMe^en.adtA atllr. GoriHnMkvBta, JOHN MICHAEL, ICAX ah* Oasrwrs lSu-.Hr. 43. V ... Maar.r. tteri raf.r •I'.a'.ji CAUFORXIA A OREGON SEED WHEAT AGEKCY. jyawwtgdiss-iasssa.’a thamsolrei ia a mistake. Use memory of good action* is tbe starlight of the soul. There is not a wakeful moment with­ out *um* duty. There's beggary ia the love tho£ canl-c reckoned. .*,f _ • STATIOKBT S !KW8 DEPOT, Wh”’l <2LbJ 2' "•*r,,w- But few metr d5e of age. Almost all deeo!dLsap]>uintmont, posliioeal, mental, or bodily tuH, or accident. Th• pusium. kill man sometimes, even suddenly. The cuuimon rxnreeaion, cbooked with pas­ sim, hi* bUlo exagg-nrikm in iislfor •vm though nU radJatriy fettl, »tnmg pissions shorten fife. Btsvag-budfed mm often di* young - weak mon live I mger than thr strung, for thu strong use their strength, and tbo weak haw non* to uw. The latter take ciro uf tiremselvrs; tbe former do not As it i» TO m<1 r>IMer*> Earatv (frlaJcr Lrh( Im aa-t BKXPRB KXtvnt. a»: .U Et with th* body, so it is with the mind and tamper. Ibe strong aro apt to broak ati. Kke the oamUe, to run; th* weak baraoat- Tbe inferior annuals, which live ia gvacral, regular and twupws'r SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACHE. AsJWei^to, “ ' ' O» reassdaloiha Measured BmImI. 1*. II. * K>. •*. COOK. ABSTRAiTOFr ICE. buid Agwcy. Cotlrxl ■4 lto<f)w:»t OBe.-. ALU BeaCXHto'FMXrri.T EXBCVTE1 <«•>’ V. rU Ut W. A. BA»*sa* I'untjy .Goods, S1"*'a*4f t-ArtM. - t Grocehieb *o. PrO<,r Harrow, Jany*rr tTifc, !*e* _»r ’ Great (Miration! lite 8M • IBS LATEST OMUTO DIBCTVMIT. Caiesaa, Jsa.81. Ims Mr—r. Ilntnie A C<. «r. ju,lr m— - , mt. iiAnr ir.LD-s ISQUAJuIZER. B- J.BROWW.M-P. Pcralyals can be Cured! CITY tlOMPITAL, CXEVT.tAXfeA ■JSL^JE * c- BTO8»U«. na*U*q»y*v. 1st. I«t—asrrar) w*wteI,*k«ts,«£ —aaa, Maaawa «■- « — iraMe*M”aj Waotvsued aad rvfun>Mlwt ’ fiSs'rsvv ’ lMW*ih- IU e.eW Sr Ua'Ue Umk. aad U Btarr. tiwUra-«t Capile. _______ L.IMFH as A IXTUItlX. JJERHI MG’S PATENTtHAMPXOM ■saa t«m of yarn. Th* horse Eve* twenfylta»years; tho ox fifteen or twenty; the fem about twenty; the doeteuor tw.-lvo; th*rabbit sight; the guinra-pi* six or s*nm yearn. Thcsw numben ail bear a froular proportion to the time the aninsnl takes to grow to its full sixe. Bat mvL of *B th> anima's, is the oao that a*Ax»*oasa*uW.averag*. B*eug^ t* Hvo a hundred year.-, according to tfea phssiofogioal law, for five tunxt twnaty are oao hundred; instead of that K* *e«re=ly roochco, un th* averngs four thaeehia growing f>enod, tho eat «ri Trrici of XBb.cripHa, ; CO«n4H*l .sMrribtrs prr«"nu». ft | larariaklytta aAntasa. Fmons risiu LbateM enttiWraaaa* u* peat i«m ..Ur Fplatsly.____________ „ WkJITBD PUB Fatal Rtnltfti DnMtlni! Tw. CoaUaras^ Aaswia* aad night SCENES iJtTux nnu.E. 7 ' “""to ■•"*. —— «. HKHIUCK, HUS. 1. ’ . Goli A Silver Wriphes, HasprriMrtlrlsroMl. Htolsr. Rc.Mrat, Fraenelav aad < JV-I.« .1 Xms to ike Civ, U p«r.fvsl <« .r^^r******* "*i* ’** ’’TOSaamt si Cimate OUema^wehHtr, s.aCVttB IM- brluZ.* To Treat all Kinds of Dbeasos —tit. lb. Utc.1 sad aw.1 laiprarrd a^ d TtwIhm-uI. nilM.,,,0 p. Wt>ri*r>**e -Mm*, tor. Ms* Agents Wanted—$10 a Day. TWO BIO Mare FOB M. £M5, PJOMCE9I-ATIUC Fhysto.s is* **’F“- HOLBROOK & MttU, ATTOBN^Y.-yMl c^sratt^M U«. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-05-26.pdf a4b5c636fe98cb5bace46e7ad73bf356 PDF Text Text iwssr VOL. XIV HASTINGS, MICHIGAN,WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1609. ij’mf55 giredorg. NUMBERS. 1770. JOBS B0BEBT8, NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just retufticd from UpJflHW, NEW YORK AND ATTEXUOH. OOMBASS! ROBINSON * WIGHTMAN Are mow selling WH. H. HATFORD, J. P. ROBERTS 4 CO. 1ST E W _ ________ __ Direct from Factories. C. 0. HOLBROOK, ______________ B^Jpecialitiea inevery department BUCKEYE REAPER A MOWER! HOOFING—We are sole Agents for this County for ** the beat nil-nt Itnoflii ' in utn. Cel. ami m and vel iwffrmiem. Hasting*, Mich. April 20,18C0. J0M3 MICHAEL. ENGINE DRUGS & MEDICINES! easonable prices! V/l l. COBB, . Cue* No. 1 Srirtax Mnixoa*. Coxa-rrex.-A, Byereon, J. H. Earl, Geo. William.*, of Barry. •8,00 Beet Baek 8 yearn old firirenl bo-t de, BOSTON will not kmAr tohtetei4 •2,00 within toe yean particularly if toe baa the bad Ind to brack too louking-gtom! acenw whi.h are made airluTor finpreeAs the old Dutch former aeid, “ Thing* rive by the mantle of darkne**. He ha* snoceeded in bringing to light “new and beautiful gems from toe mine C-iwwrmr.—Ota. K. BeteMr, H. B. of bible truth,'* and has produced a de­ Barnum, 8. P. Cady. light! ul column. The leading clergy­ Best Bock, men uf to* country bars given it thlrir Second Best do, most cor I ial approval t* a charming and Beet Ewe. instructive Work.” Teesylc in which it ia pabiiabed meeU anything it has been oxr prireUge to examine The ateel engraving* ty the first artist., in Uro country are pOrfoet jHliscdlanu. Bo.t Buck, “you «/eto” We hare space to de­ 83,00 That the man who ca &eonl Bat do, ceitbe but two,of Uum. The Cyst m n hit troweere pjoket ', BeriF.wa, “ The Night Watch in Mount Bsir.” Bo­ we un»-thing eleo to ca ride tee el the mount un paaeea, with Second Bait do, ria I ■ Qua No 5 Sovnaowra That the young lady ■---------------------- grand pteka towering, craig upon craig, Co warma D. W. EHu, W. chne* and p w Jen her face “ lur the on either aula, ataud* too watch-tower, Bri tul, A. E. beoodt uf h<-r cumplexiod,*' ahonld have wLhctnaalitaji watchman J tut through 83,fX) more tonn her aharo of eommoa «ra*e ! too peas t8rli s-xm too lint bright Has that woman ■ call to b* a wife Tnat the man who wear* an imitation who >ita reading the latori novi, while J-W, diam-md ring will ever era a reel on* I •treek* of apprua- lritig dawn. At the I.*— !•„ .fvivul la .1*1. l(n» hailiW* Am elnwJJ d\ Fur mock >ewriry indicate a lack uf toot of the pa a, wholly shaded by the overhanging crag*, a party of travclera Suxjuxl Beat Shee^Shaaxer, 83,00 are encamped. They ay out to the __________________ __ ____________ Secund Bitt do, 2,00 watchman: “Watchman, what at the •haed* whan her husband s nri a are ! RttU* Rmt LATloxa bight," and down through the pass pretmled,___________________________ | 1. An antranoo foe of eno dollar i* reoomei rerartoratng that cheering cry, Has that woman a call to be a wife qui^d .va^ exhibitor. 2. Ti. keta of ‘•The ntomiug ojemto.''. Again we -■----------- - ■— -- ------- “• U. e.,U wrh. J. AH n­ peat on ddwn lha »;o> to the time when t rie« u»u*t be male before 12 o’duck, the long loukod-tor morning had eoma, auvwfr ' ' । M, td fie day of exhibition. • 4 Sbaarand the-Son of rightooumau iiad arieen llaa the a call to be a wife wbo flirt* ing to OJtnmcnce at 1 o'clock, r. x. 6. with healing ia H.a Leama Before ns Entries of ehrep competing ahall been­ ia a lone mountain ride, and a prostrate . cvtnpauiod by an affidavit (or statement) form knaoHng on ila unonhiteed rock Ho* toe a call Ub«k wife whocomw aeeurding to the beat knowledge and The pale muunboama creep among ika down to break fa4 in abominable curl paper*, a *ui ed gown, and *hoa* down belief uf the exhibitor, of th* age of too crags, just revealing their Lanfeares, i aheop, toe age of the fleece on them, and the atom ridae dimly unread; but glo­ the mann'-r in which they were- last ry surrounds thv lowly form—it ia,Jearn, •hum. Bianki will be furnished by the for “ it came to paro in-thoee da^ajhei lecretary, an I an officer to administer oaths will be present at the exhibition. 6. No pera-n thall act a* a member ol R PURE PAINTS & OILS!-; AT HHE HASTINGS DRUG STORE, ' hMMfite. BRUSHES, VARNISH 2500 l-Ot KDS G UAitYLEfT I’CRE 1000 P0VXDS CEXL',!rE F«E?,CU K1SC’ We buy our Goods-directlyfrom the Manufacturers, and seUat fKiLta that defies compet ition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. 2500 J. p. Heating*, April 20th, IPCS.-wyl. 7. All r-po to of •oir.mltteea shall be mvdu in wridng and signed by i the iq£pber*of toe ftxamitte agreeing [ to them, and ahull be delivered to the ; Secretary by 4 o'clock t. x., of the dsy of exhibition 8. Ke animal will be pernrtttod to ante fat two rlttei, except one dam be for a eiiiaea •, er other speci­ al peoaintn. Exhibitor* may provide 14h»ir own the trera. B. In awarding pre-. HASTINGS HOTTBB. HUBSOTX * Still. T. Alton. O. B. Benham, W. P. Bru­ tal, J. C. Hanna, Gilbert Striker, J. C. Baar, Pre*. J. M. Nxvm, Bec'y. boberts a co. HASTINGS MIIJ1T! I though it was hi* b:rthp'aee and home. I Paying no attend n to toeeo threat*, be ■ started £ <r home a ter day* ago. On i arriving at D -ering station, right mi’re ttjm ma reaidence, hia carriage met him . arid in It hr pr-oeeled homeward. When Jr*' and wa* aocomp ,”W* m . WAGON AGENCY. Many of the most affecting and moet importanl ac ae ■ describe J m toe IXUe, traji^»iruJ under th* rpleadore rf orieXtal night Sodom and Egypt. Heretos ba and Babylon. Cann*] and Gilboe, 01tret and Kaunau*, Jeraeafom and toe am 'KSfctutal �LTISEMENT8. ttwgs Jnnt, SrtaeLfcSrSsSg nr fceto itoa Um The KJflh. Bolt dtitton turity, MLyland, Delaware, New Hiwiy. Ghfa, California and Otegvn. MB to others either have ratified arwft ratify it Twenty-eight States are required tn give it validity. Toueau deftelH;but not more than seven can be obtained against it. And this gives us impartial loanhoodSlffrage, tho final triumph of t'm right of man over the accused ay«tete of cast, one of to results of to inh.itatioa of human slavery. This alone, will be of incalculable benefit to to faturo of oar country, and tho onward promvas of the human race. With pride end pleasun we note these evidenore of th- progressive spirit of tho age, and the d.-.’-ruclion of the lut links in the chain of men’s compulsory degradation, lit tho It is nosnover thirty years rines the settling of Barry and Eaton Counties c i.rara jne' I. And a vary largo pdrtion of tho old PSonsen have peered away by tlie ravng»‘# of time. A second gen­ eration have come forward to take thrir pteere. ■ A howling wilderness, whoso t)faHno*s was only disturbed by the prowling wolf, the muttering bear, to tripping doer, or . the frack of Hu> Red man’s gun in pur­ suit of the same has mdtod away before the march of dviHantion, and vast fields •rtretrh out before tho rye on every side berdenod with material wealth and hap­ py homes. Streams end Rivulets hare bren made to yield their share to the common stocks, and villages, at’ short intervals dot the whole territory. And tartly, what seemed, even a half doaen year s ago n dream, a vision to for off for n realization even fa this generation, s' RaJ) Rond now spans our. beautiful c rmtry bringing us into an open near-’ nres with tho outer world. Where is tiro old Pioneer whoso bead is whits wdh to frost of age, whore best days bar* been spent in redeeming the wiMsnicas and preparing ft for a homo far Ms ehiidreu, aad Mo rhOdren, chil­ dren, tot his heart does not leap with joy as be reCm beck, In nxmory to' the titer rritew Jeckseu-burgb was hia neoretemmieCpSfce; wBen a^arnoy tore took hfar a Wusk. the read side hte tav- by to Principal, our public school like too m*y oton of ite kind, is reariy destitute of mops, books of reference, apparatus, end uH tore appliances which in tore deys .go to mate up a well appointed school room ; and tho reiaing of funds toward supplying thia want conatitated to mate object for which HAa sutoiislmteri was Mr. Stewart and hia associates assisted tosome extentby outsiders RKOeedcd fa cttturtalning.to public very pleasantly, and without humktag fa upm to ordi­ nary routine of school sSrirs, thereby araiding the principal and common ob- ■M ■asr the recent Great GOODS BATE TUMBLED, AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM. MuSTaVn and 8yrrip«, 4 Atwater sc. Eart, Detrett, Mlek. Mtetea-tesJte. . Coffee Sugar, Iflc per Jb. The best Ten Cent Prints. MU Our MWOftment if more complete in each depart­ ment than ever before brought to this market. Confuting of a fine line of Ohiu river at Cincinnati, May 12th. on, instrumental and vdhal music, and Loss about <235,000. declamations ; during the evening a col­ -Gen. Kekte is expected fa WaA^ lection was taken up, amounting as we ington in a few days, toreo-irs bis oomare informed to something over ecven- mLuon as Miuirtsr «o Spain, as the Prxrident has signed it. Tho whole affair posed off very pear—The bill authorising marriage with antly, and the exercises in point of lit­ a dreoased wifo*s sister tea rereutly erary merit reflect credit on all who par- passed the House of Commons by a ma' jorityofW. tici]>atod in them. ' Few among tho ordinary vocations of life are lew calculated to fit one fur Elocnbenary display, than scbool teach­ ing; the daily round of duties drvoirifig upon tho teacher of a common school are a constant oxhaiulirc strain upon thevocal organs utterly de-.tractive of true elocutionary power; yet some of tho reading on this occasion would hare done credit to n professional elocutionist Mr. Stewart’s rendering of “tho Frenchman and tho FJes powder" tmiwmcd us os being parti cularlyfeliritour. Ata late hour the aaeemlilago dis­ persed, fueling^ no drubt tot thyy had AB0I1TIC BITTIIL The Best Blood Pw-te___ , it «ince ‘in 1 . consequence - -L-.— —— ofhavin «»-r—t ry , griggc' I areol prices fering at extremely —Two Michigan poetaMutera wars appointed by tte Presidsnt on Wsdnesday-H. A. B-ad, Marshall, and John Chamllcr, Coldwater. —The Congroesfonri Committee ea Wave and Moans drew $10,000 from the funds to par their expenses, have re­ turned one half of it, and will foot their I own bills while an duty tHsscmmsr. j DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, A. R. fa W. F. LOT, Cation, Linen anJ Cmbrie fklginp >nd InMrtion,. Clothing. Bool, 4 Shoe,, H»l» 4 Cap, nnil W«U P»per, in grc«l vnnety. Qninin*. EXCELSIOR Tbs Liscrir stock of Ilnrdw HIm cheapest place to buy is o was * Gbeku. »xrx*«oxT WRITE LEAD WOEI8| WoAccsrxi, Ldifox 4 SraiMsa. Prop’re- COLMCTIQI = COIYCTAKK Are tfn offering far sale, a full Stock of New and Seasonable Goods, recently purchased in the best eastern markets at the lowed possible prises for cash. Our slock includes a full Eno of FF e sell at at Eastern Marin facturers' Prices. STAPLE AND FANCY —Tho President's proclamation fixing the Oth of July &w to election ia DRYGOODS AND NOTIONS. Virginia, to vote on tho new Constitu­ Cloths and Bondy-made Clothing, (Miurd a really pteasent evening, and tion, wm issued on Saturday/ The dte Hats ft Caps, Boots & Shoes. Groceries, foe. contributed in some degree toward the qua’a&ntiua and test oath ctatuss art to QT’CAsb paying custom™, giro US a call. We will chrerftUy show row. prosperity ofxn interest so vitally im­ bo submitted separately. m .»~.V «!..» — may compare prices with any other first-clam Stets —The toreholden of to New York portant as tot of our public schools. W. W. L 4 8. Pure Lead, Trikune Association hero resolved to Peninsular White I.ca<l. sbolish thsoflke of managing editor, Bartlett While Lend, and John Rnasell Young will therefore loos his place without being removed Wolverine White Lead, Gross lain While J-ead, .Stock of WALL and CURTIN ■wry cheap, at the CRy Drug S ■D. Acxut. Nora Wm tlie Adverti Maaeaa. Ga»rr 4 Pnnxire. •doing a first rate busfafrsf, ar ly rrimble, and soU only first-cla We ask far them a lilwr.d sh Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, A most melancholy an.i fatal aeddrat occurred in this vicinity on Wednesday evening of this week, which has east a gloom over tho whole community. As a parfy ofyoung Indire and gentleman, six in number, were booting cm Jordan Lake, one of the ladies, a Miss Spaulding who with her brother were visiting friends hero, their homo being in Allegan Co., was rowfag some miamoremont being made with the oar, sho lost her balance. and foil overboard, instantly all sprang in lhesamc directam, thinking' Io pre­ vent her failing, when tho unequal1 st tlao roarnlau- msLrkct rate* Freneh Zfar, W. Ifc 4 S. Pure Parlor Zine, F'cninsnlar Is-high Zinc, Wolverine Snow White Zinc COURT HOUSE, JUST THE USE (Mill, omorecd in tho cold water ef tho lake, which provo-r a grave to four of the un­ fortunate party. AH ortoladicet£reem ■umber were drewwed and one young mon fa hfo exertions to sate hia sister night, m he looks upon the steeming and her friends, 1-creme benumbed aud sank to the-bottom, the names of to engine, bat two Loum since having deft daowned were Alonso Otto, Stella, his its Bearings at Jackson. Wall friends, in order that you may Im the better able to contrast tboss days with the jroaent, arrangements have i-oea made with Goa. R. H. 0. iBety, the ginfTiswnly Superintendent of ths ■•raU Riser Valley Rail Read far a rids to J9Aroa sad return for one half tho usual fore. Tho ride will take plaoe in .dm early part of June, and timelynbtirc ri to-day will be give*. Tua out bll rave sad women, young men and Isen tommsrire toirafafaned Ifatoand tnridona, let us spend one day together when amistanco reached them toy were clinging to the bunt, but both uucoueeioue, and it was only by great exettfou that (hey were reecusitated, a pit!- Hsu's Vegetable 8i.-ilian* I 'new, r chans t'uo scrip of dan .allays all upleaant irritations. DBTBurr, Mica —An agreement has been made with a road from Cleveland to Toledo, bv way of Sandusky, tho Erie Company 'being one of the ivatracting parties. GMriUND COFFEES -AA'D SPICES, BOO pkv*. Tea Just Recclvsd. A Nnsaaca Anna—On the 25th insL the traveling Im <’u«t >m«, <>u the Groat Western will bo dispensed with. Harin teen a nuisan*, we note thei a, an act of wisdom, that all will appreciate, an ths part this county, and Editor of th preached an instructive and en sermon, at tlw Presbyterian In the evening he officiated nt odist Chusrh, and we hoar than highly oomtnonded. rsett IT GOODS, of a proposed Railway Excur bm-t. end intermediate Jackson and return, romo da the 1st and 10th of June. T MENF'TTR.'NrTQvj ’S & BOYS ’ CLOTHING ’Twm ALT VI HATS, CAPS, BAGS TRUNKS, &C. BAILWA1 ' rd essjpsny that but a short half hour Defofo were in tbs fan enjoyment of health, smd each apparently bidding fair to • tog lift. It seams that the hand will b- spared by the officers io the rosrf, rfcAiCtfowtea indeed been heavily laid sn to toriVrfMr Otto, hfatoo sktot, to rnote H a nwy pleasant trip. Ths thelstosdaoa. the darifag daughter, can will leave in to tuartnug nod return . matched.» rudely and unaxpwtedlr from torn smtoss, with no word of waraiag, 4|0fatoNari haunting cry of, “father saue-ua, we are drown­ fog," reacted tote sere, from to tore toy so wall know, but heard ton for to test tfatnon earth. Ths frantic folh- TB« UchctS TUE BEST! 'Sm.ISK?; Gold & Silver Watches, W$ IEW CASH STOK PRICES TO sum BEATTinEK! �COSCESTKATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA ’ TTAMBLEN, BAKER k CO. “ « WbakeUs W1« CSwbo per• thrr bT®* tU ‘Wl't vr.,nd pY^Ur,r *°" *• Widows axd Orphans of our deceased camraua. to nwito _ _____ ___ , to—------ - ~ strewing to-. IM -tow JRXR.U3 Fruit * Oyster House A.fc.Uk^ju. Umjh™. wnelttO to fcuc--------- ...^^ «to« oT.tolu, i. d«,to. W such arrangemcmt, as they mav think ®aw« to ato^u<. <to u . toa. •traMw, to ou, ,hkh U- nM Mb tor to. to* m tow. u.~»to. 8l<to0 (toa-ln-ly —Io. B»lUr i. bm. tofT taltoh rto-wto.. mra. and prices steady. Egg* are stronger, and active at quotatioaa. Maul* sugar continuea weak. Potatoee are in active d*. nwnd and are moving freelv, but with­ out change in price. Dt>OKt l.OOK,' Is lews aMarare. QX TIC I05T IClMItlU mss. Xbwtrolt Produce Morelcet. -dr IStrtTft » Eitdtoi-Gruil A I'killlpe. HIM Clntblag llonee-M C«ul Bpwt QraU JUpi.U. I^vi Bro*. A C*. I berkt H. Bauer—Attorney at Laar. Sruxntn Sent Foi xtaix.—One of Hilts Vegetable Siiilian Ha:r Re- Tof't Art.le Soli Aparolxi, complete, 'nowir cleans the scalp of dnndruf, and lias just been put into tho popular Qty Drug Store, of F. D. Ackley, in this ril■allays all unpluaant irritation!. lage, which is decidedly on* of the “ cool­ Csncssar. — IlcMtu. & S'rents hare rat and most rofroahing ” of the season. ta fine tot of White Granite Crockery of It to made of tho finest Egyptian Marble, beautiful dm-i/n, at prices vapevevdeat/y highly polished and richly ornamented with silver mounted draught and Syrup Tubes. It is decidedly an oniimcnt to the store, and a credit to tbo proprietor, Ntw -Guoa*.;—A large nsaortmont of everybody will find it n pleascnt flnce »"W goods cheaper than ever, are being to get a cool, clear and healthy glass of >l«ued, at RvasEU. & Nbvixs’. rich Soda-water. In connection with the apparatus, Mineral, o£d Cupgros* Jr«r UrCKinn,—A new and splendid water will bo deqfeneod in a fow days, stock of WALL and CURTIN PAPER, so tliaA norttos prefacing them can be -wry chonp, nt the City Drug Store of F. Not* Writ, tli* Advvrtisment of Mr mu. Gam & I’litiur*. They are •doing a first rate business, are perfect­ ly reliable, and m?U only fii*t-< lass gixols. We ask for thorn a lilier.il share of the pubik patronage, e FARM or 80 ACRES, Beetle* l>. be Tbarnappla: Sierra Impre •JlfARHLlgED SLATE DBASTUK* Slatb Hearths and Gbatm. 0. 0 scree Wheal on the jrouad; Goad Oeberd. Lag Hoase. well watered; Fares- ALL fc-OR S1700 |TW 4o»«. 11,000 Io A trare al 10 p»r eent intr I Dealer in all kinds of Machinery, Hastinxs, are requested tn meet st the Union School Home ou Thursday Eve­ ning at seven o’atock to arrange for the FLAJWERS with which tn strew tho Graves of our Fallen Heroes, on the Si'th fast, and tn prepare a WREATH to decorate tbo Grave of Caft. Frrurann, sft r whom tho I’oat.G. A. R., in this Village, was named. It ia earnest­ ly desired ttiat tho attendance almnkl b* large, as the occasion is ono uf deep in- iMjritiGirr THE EVD LESS MATCH! Lore* Improved Th© Enclleax IMTatch I l TUB BEST CULTIVATION DalMImrs, Fea<re,4e. A Ncimncb Astrin.—On and after tho SLth fast. the traveling Inspector* of ■Cast >m% <>u the Groat Western Railway, will be dispcuwxl with. Having always b—n a nuisance, wo note their removal at an art of wixtoni, tluit all travelers will apprcciitc, on the part of tho au- Mirarw’s Excctaioa. Son* ForxTAtx. —J. I*. Bourn 4 Co., have placed in their Drug House ano uf those Im ferial 8<m1& Fountains, and the draughts there­ from are deci iedly cool and refreshing three stlltry dnyw Beside*, tho Fountain ia a splendid addition to their beautiful store, and is of tho finest, polished Italian Marble, adorned «ith silver plated draught end syrup tubes. Cut Dane Stoke 1UL. BUB & IBSUMCE Fist Ena. - Call and ace the new and latest style of Rvacrvuir Cook Stove, for sale by WieiiTXAJ^ & GiUUl w2 A Fixe Srxxo.v. - On Sunday mor­ ning the Rkv. A. A Kvirrrx, of Knlatnum, formerly a well known rituon of this county, and Editor of tho Pionrer, pr.adiod an initructire aad entertaining •ormon, st the I’rrebytcriaa Church. In th* evening ho officiated at th* Meth­ odist Church, and we bear his effort A Goon Tian ix Psoarwr. —We nsk the attention of out readers to tho tetter of our Nashville correspondent, speaking of a proposed Railway Excursion fro: • Hastings and intermediate points, to Jackson and return. mdo day between the 1st and 10th of Jam*. Th* Excur»lon ia being arranged with reference to the comfort and pleasure of those ptrrticipatinf, and 1 good time is anticipated. BUSINESS CARDS. Co.) wav announc'd. This lirm bad been large deator* in gold, and the effect of tho failure was run to the price of gold up on Munday abovo 142, and the price fluctuated, the tendency b< :ng upward, aad an Thursday running up towear H5» but dosed to-day at 141 and a fraction. Thefeilnrohaau ’ severely, but no credibly dooaa him to a life rf mteory. All the InanriM «U«b -with co purview are ai aU Maeund. Not ear af them ua air* btm plare are. (lie own Irvalteaal aUtlaaay to bto bare. The Aeeare. happily far Uiemeeleee. era I Ml ikrpticaL Th.re to *«b a th*.* aa KfolrJ wb* sra (inid with caaiwni smm. uloyt **4 preltby. Tbre* «r» lb« <Im* U*l p«lro«i». mJ rKoiMoi UU8TKTTETH B1TTIB.H. Why A* lb<T Ippr.8. ibis faareaiall-djiptptl* .Msall. bUtowprvpwsUo.T 41-r'r WeMw tbsp bars 8osn Wasir.—Goanrxia, Babutw & anu many — Bak.it! purchased about 1400 bushels fered a reduction during the week. Tins ”£_“•? ■'Ss excellent wheal on Saturday. .a <»-. th. The highest price paid was 11.61. Th* ««fc. mini -1~«« «“?«I*r“ vR—n> th. t ^outw— uJ ma.wheat tame from a* far South aa the facturc. Woolen goods oi moat kinds ■ sntrs of Johnstown, and from Ornngv- are inactive end dep.-c*M>d. Hour has vdle, Yankee Springs, Irving. Tbomapf'-a and tho eounty of Kent, as w*ll as th* region round about this Village. A large amount was also marketed on Monday, and more is coming all tho tin*, tho superiority of Ilasthg* aa a WhAri market being already well under­ stood. Th* wool market fa dull. Th. fa sren-P-ta ** Oaaurxa has boon taking a tort .freedV commenced sheanag, and a eontatoog the ferae of this Ocunty. Ham- SEXtototof Ohio be., ret-vod here. TU ButoouCA— potte that Grata and Wheat an tooldag XZvfof AMrUof aaya that large tote are well, and that much Cora is being put la. Ho says, oo oBx mj tn prid a Tb­ hard to mrtu msfa^faw matwial oon- it to tho County Fann, and found it a QARRIAGE8, BUUV1E8^3LEIGHS JOHN PATTON SON, Muric ft Jewelry. General Grocer, rpHE DETROIT STOVE WORKS, Wmaheiars *f ' 1 MICHIGAN IRON, (Uke 8«p*ri*r Cl»reml), HALL’S �HARDWARE STORE' Cal., 00 thZsoth Alt, th Hgbt and onto ■SusliteuA Stetoii Bn Yat' halfday from WaahlhgtOD. M> A~aUn IntUnu * —The poach mop at BL Jowpb. prom­ A Wte LIFE* IN THE CHEAT METROPOLIS, ices to be doubls that of last year. meaner op ns TOUC Btetotnc tb* —Hon. Wm. A Howard to to go to sECRKTsOF TH £ Wft EATCI TV. China eta Europe, where be to to have (^^^•JSSKWir^ur an iatorvlow with Burling*™-. —Tbe Jackson CTfiren says the earntags of the Jackson, Lansing, and Sagi­ naw ro*d fur April, were nearly A10,(X» more than lee lhb sune month last year.! —fko nuxt State Fair of the Michigan ‘ 8i*te Agriuulttml Society, is to be held 1 at Jackeon, oo tbe 21st, 22d, 23d, and Si th of September. -Ccmmtoklonef Delano has decided that any dealer wboeoavo taping tobac­ co into emoklug tobacco, either by rat­ ting or rolling, or io any other manner,keeping the same for sale, to thereby cotatttated ■ manufacturer under the law, and must pay tax and give bondn we mic at RAMHUM. RUT co, DRUG& -- w^rparte te url raiploVOTMl •! — ln~~| • tlw. sr to- Ito .iiEUSs STOVES, IRON, PMOUATK OBUEM. fVTTT. BOOKS, gjiywcM girtrtarg Jka CbesiF •• Road. Addin* •rMnawortaUosu attsstoe plte I. Ottorto Building Mat,flail. Veni, Vidi, Viet' SiATlONEKY. guv* tr.«|hi Mads aad put up on Short Notice. Shelf - Hardw*te and Cutlery. —The Connutsaluner Of internal Rev­ enue lias deildc1 that ta men who bare their grain maxrHae nrod into Sour In any manner, mmt jay a Uc«nae to tbe Jif KU>VCJU> rkJCDL Dodge's Clebrated Plows —J. M. Elmuuda,of Michigan, now । mctma.ter of tbe Unltod bides oanat •. aMd fffruleriy Commltol mer o.’ tbe UeO‘ etoi Land Office has bora appealed Fcetmaatar, at Wvahlngtou, D. C. —Jaa. IX Plnkertnn.ofBUEmnm, MA hu been appointed Supcrint.-ndent of tbe Interior Department tec* Duncan, resigned. —The cuetom reoe’p's tor Utt week ending May wh we.-e M B iO KV. -Adbputeb datel «V Wb from Sacramento, auuuuucee the arrival tn that city of the 6p.-iugfte!<Fc*rs, which <CV the Cist to crue» the continent —Among the Ineideeta of the late ■term In St. l^nlawasthe return of a' eportemi.n with "Bee daeeti ealpe wbleb he tound killed by the hall. A pigeon waa brought down In the city by had- For Sale at Ealamaneo Price., . 'aSrKS EVERY MAN Tie Famm’ Ima! Fin In Co. UT i.kklr *>t, <MM*r TUy u« a* Wapl* ia ww- MIDDLEVILLE < rorte Capital, - • '• CEOHGE PHE8T0N •■.SOO/JOO Real Estate 1 Exchange Large A Well Seine'ad Stock of AGENCY, GROCERIES, Conducted by ■old. without •aka ruwa Mr wro JOltlV CAHVETH. iBprsvcd Farah and Village Property * FOR SAXE dt EXOHAMGE —Mfr John D. Richards of Detroit, who baa b«m appoint* t-ewetary of Legation under Mr. Bawett MlnUt.r Realdeut a* Hayti, la » U«bt mulatto, a k.»UT and caterer by occupation, am} i» cold to lie a gent.oman of mro sehubrly VROOMAM. ^HOULDEB, ARMS! BARhf AMD EA10N COUNTIES urn Far. Fr-£NW" D““«’ 7to?XbR7S* panto£ OWN ATTDmO*. COMRADB SB Wi<hlk«C»nAGIPKE8S •tetoaraUae waMriafae- PRINTER. tbe public school of th at State. bo. ar. H. A. GOODYEAR. a apl.al-4 JU*«k M FAMILY GROCERIES Caatutiag af Coffees, IMPORTANT TO FARMERS! CALIFORNIA & OREGON SEED WHEAT AGEWCY. Ml *■ 1TJVW ate p. to. w •*’ B^TLn T”1 M GEOBGB PRESTON BEST SEED WHEAT in the WORLD. r.r<*eily fn* (>•■ Iswtilfww se sIIm* l*e«1 nttasi «n»w. Im AsSMaltae *U Cbdl tote pMM.e.s^e^ewdl, DODGE, BABCOCK & AUSTK. 1 .etc. SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. EQUALIZER. COPARTNERSHIP. E<nlydi cu bo Cured! Dll. r.«. a c. Bvssm, ! * 1H- of the New Oriaana Chamber uf Commerce invito prvpoaa.. tor deepeninff the waten altbe mouth o! t'w MjMiecwiA Tbe committee arn .Un inetruoUKi to endear, r to obtain frvm tbe Government the dr. l«o> boot now ia n«e» with the bn’aneo «». a<>pnTr>atton ye* untuod. tor deepening the P—» 'p»Zm •’tkur;’ ’ shingle stills, latu mill*, FLAMERS, MATCHERS. JjLRRIKG sFATKMTt HAMiUON Fite ■■0 Be^rtar rrwaf SAFES. ' Bfanevagiag Bewi from Mexico- dor d. Tiiada was thrtot.oed ever the xoeidanos of all the Mowefna Wnehiagtoa U Pmidral Grunt s pAjr ***vm anxumi'T looked Lr. GeO EAeremain*i ek Sauli-*SchJosearn, th. IYn a ■amd at the capital Great CofifiairaliflM a Lake street. Ent Offer* to Agent* '»«“ • «!•,» «*•!? « " ■s&i$sg MULAY SAW-MILLS, ~ Havana, Moj fro“1 Mairim to A. Srth nit ha.' bora roc -iv-, ad. A jo-ubiuun had Uro'-en cui ia Outeieeo; Irvopehad bora era* torappram it and tome fighA* ww ’’.F*** T^aifrnHnrof dasaQalactiaa with t"o 1 nreoeot g-irernment extended through tnMhe republic and the political strug­ gle between the gtrrornment and too, urmoatiua WM eevero, each P«V ua,B81 nlfttoa moaas ia i*e power to gma the ■upromacr. Charge of e«rwpA« wens My toads ua .both adra Ma>itoei, rraciietee Coeaettlap Phyaie ■ •«. »Ue .fc, tnattote m Cbr-.tr •to*Why, ate Ct«K Sm to —<». •• P». Ilaednior* CgasQaer, ate antral ‘ l~1* •*» *** f—•««* C-.n-iln, u tJeaetlaa alto tr.U. h, •d^fr^a taMag .a. fcpm a ike J. L 0 S Mlca,0*» cu Dwt^oit; Chicago balTxV J“k“" Aa*a>l PualaEaal ■>« W*m, ,,4 VMk M g£AB«T CUDNTT CARRIAGE FACTORY! • e. Mtirrv. waits, »1E«TS, 1>°D- ni®:rrnxi Dru'g 4 1800. Bookstore. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-06-02.pdf 0ea0b57aa821619580333e34e753c6bb PDF Text Text 8hr Salting* Risner GEO. Jjf. BY GEO. X. DEWEY. VOL. XIV. S.iiinrjj girtrtorj. With Malice toward; Tnn^Nniimi {SM SIT tot TH CUI! NUMBER 6. jMtrg. prohibiting it altogether. ’ WM. UPJOHN, rHT«Wf!g*»A4 8ar«re«. OOU ------- with an------- • STOCK SPAUIOIRG'S IEW CASH STORE IMMENSE -3^. SeaHonable Goods which I offer at JkrB.XCZ»JESSI H. J. HANEY. tKat. will Everybody. The Origin of the Bapahlieu Party. GOODS ---- AXD----- ALLEN BENNETT. ' "Mad*. StiMfllang. Astonish. IVO TROUBLE TO SHOW DR. C. O.8COTT. store to human nature its mhorent ilegee; to wipe off if possible the ci under which Americans labored; Rail Road prims YORK AND BOSTON NEW Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl That’s Big Talk, Try it Now. found aj that time distinctly to champion thii rnonalroua wrong. No conudiwublo body of people could be found to defend whereby the people of a'State may intelit, and there seemed every prospect that ligently govern themselves. A doepotum is simple and the greater the despo­ tism the greater the simplicity of adnunsuited but tho will of the desjot. There S. TA.YLOR I. W. VBOOMAN, WIGHTMAN & GREBLE has a fine assortment of SUCCESSORS TO ROBINSON fc WIGHTMAN, o. •. mntiRi. WM. H. HAYFORD. ATrOBNKT c. Cixeapor fox* CJumLi than any House in llnrrv CoiAxty. ' GOODS Direct from Factories. DAILY! Ba“Specialities in every department BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER! it Vino. Blaek. Karting*. Mtck C. G. HOLBROOK, ROOFING—We are sole Agents for this County for *■ the beet pitent Roofing made. Cull and see nmplea and get reflbruneee. pairing Jauo promptly on short notice. , WIGHTMAN A GREBLE. Hastings, Mteh. April 20, I860.—wly HOUSEKEEPERS I & medicines! . . concurrent judgment of tho majority. But how ahull this concurrence be. ar- , mulgatod with authority in the regular fonnsofoiiawa r.v.rtcuuythis touwill u_____ forms laws. Evidently rc- , vtfwwycomplicatedmasHnwy There rxlraoWhiary inn »r»r kaowa must be discu.tiun, comparison of view*, ■ ■ ‘Cote, oollisians uf ideas, and finally ballot*. “>sd> renreeentntiirr and u voa* and nova" J io .user.., Utcm. Ac ~ t Goslar's’ Buckhorn Salve I* lb* JOHN M1C.1 enuine drugs do.i PRICES! G REASONABLE u found two aides to every question, and AT TMB wi. 1. COBB, .Visitor Exck.nr* Ulotk HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS <fc OILS! on either side in a quarrel, as knowledge “■-------'— :---------------r as freedom As we should ppr< BRUSHES, VjYRZSTISII HASTINGS HOUSE, .re.r *f 8l.1* in* Cbureb KUvvi*. n»»lla«*. Mi«b , Omu U. K«ira, prvpn«l«r. Thu nenn pounds strictly pure white lead- 2500 PO,;S1>S GENUINE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. ifAHTLETT PURE DEAD. O Ann pounds _7„— .. ______ . PRENCH zinc. .Holieitor ii r~------■ So- in tho inoat oxtrnragont ttGuincr. The opposition to tho dangerous tbouriea of tho Pederulists, who were represented as still seeking under other names to break down tiro rights of the State* and the pcraiitod in being buried with it libertio* of the people. Tho history of this contest, the skill ie party in 1852 was asrared by thia ac­ and success with which it was oonduited tion of tho Whig*, who could only sup­ port Bcutt upon hii brilliant tho mru of this generation, and that rernrd vhlta ■■ 12. __ ■ which immediately preceded it Its re­ mit* wo all know. The South drew st -adilymore and more completely to­ gether, and by tins mean* contufqwl its l>owcr to control tho Democratic party, — i II . UUMKM, IBwhile that party finding m the unity ft ,_—J - —----"• affirmed tho principles of tho Buffalo the South tta secure promise of success, platform, and nominated John P. Hale steadily incrensed until tho old land­ oua defection of the Van 'Burens end the twer portico were developed in tho vary marks of tho party disaniraiirod and tho “ Barn Burner* " of New York, who had views of Mr. Calhoun prevailed entirely. Under tho old plan of State rights, to which was added it* eorrolhuy “Equali­ ty of States/’ every barrier to the spread uf slavery lute all tho territories was thrown down, and tho rigbtfiilnera and justice of that institution wm baldly proButtho time was now rapidly iwoeching whan tho voice of the pe should begin to make itself heard appropriate to the principles maintained by each, being culled “Federalist* " and without denial and without shame the " Anti-FederaliaUi.” In tho rh^rp en- chamniun of slavery in our free repub­ lic. It had conquered every party which Preaidenty by what seemed an. ovw had risen up to oppMe it, and fully be- wholming majority, and the Democnifie ® “w Of power, but all lutalligout men caw plainlv that party wliich should antagonise ita ideas, the victory was delusive, and tho hold it that the constitution, though approved via: an AHi-Slktry Ptrty. There had main tainod was frail end |«»ixi.-arr ae a whok, could only be carried before been anti-slnrcry men enough bafoin, The now iVeeident, imfoad, prod^med the people of the Statua, upon eeauranco and many gollsut though finally una­ solemnly thot all «ur dlflkuItiM wire that it should be immediately amended vailin omtecto had been fought for right ■V’ttlsd carnpfetoly and finals and bode iUmeet important particulars; and it WM so done. camo not Tho territorial questiun at In these discussion* tho people were Ooemr’e” Cough Remedy. wn<«* lead la dmh.“ CueterV Cough Remedy. ject of sharp and often angry debate in tho Convention which’frumrd it, and JTUeptag Omaha, Aw." Try •• Costar'e" Coagh Remedy. when it come to be submitted to the people at large for their ratification, they straightway axrided into two parties up­ on that question. 1000 POV’,DS ®EWI,ISE We buy our Goods directly from.the Manufacturers, and sell at PRICES that defies competition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. JI0I3RO0X * MILLS. ,TTO»NtVri .»4 CaaBwil-ire si Law. *crupuluu* tiolilicians, and with groat wore not with the loader* of that lucecaa Most adroitly it sought control of the dominant party of tho ooantry and by alternate promiles and threatening* now establish itself firmly in powm“imd it finally brought that party entirely un­ thus tho immediate disruption of that der its dominion. This was not done at cession of Millard Fillmore to the Prutadoncy. and tho passage of the comptotBtso mourns of Ib50, including the lerctaudiug fully that no party in “ fugitive slave law,” speedily put an ead to the temporary * SiXSati plre apparently sound, tho Southern leaders seized bold of tho old Demo­ cratic theory of State righto os contradiatinguiahed from the Hamiltonian no­ tion of National supremacy. Thia wm made tho pivot of the contest Tho peo­ Btab>, They are the origin and ioutoo ple were constantly harangued upon this of ell politico I power. Tho Government subject and alarmed with exaggerated exists only beeauao they will it, and its argument* of the dangers of fl eun*oli.lated national Government. Platform* „ tiOUSEKEEPEb! Hen—Women— and Children!• maintain it In such a State public oplnMen—Women — and Children!* | ion ii tho law, and thia opinion is tho ARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Re­ H. „ IMS WM ft* cxocutod by officer* not of tho popular cbosing. Political opinions are forbid­ den, aixl the Aa&eai corptu does not exut Thure are no "rigkit," and therefore no need for their protection. Just tho contrary of this is tho case of a free commonwealth. Hero everybody is to be consulted about even thing, and ARE NOW SELLING <TEW acrompbahed in NEV MILLINEKT CHH IKRE. S. C. PRINDLE, J. P. ROBERTS A QO., our actions ths pure bcnefioenco xdrino held out to the world in laratfon of Independence.” Bo­ rnum approvoi of thia, and Madi*on made au elaborate it It did not, indeed, easume thfenasM, nor in fiust any name ht all- The t&ho had not yet arrived for that The people had not yet given up cl! hope font the country might bo eared by Undent on a country filled with slaves.” one of tho groat political partire fhai That no party was formed at this early day with the distinct purpose of PRICES TO SUIT! . A1TENTI0N, C0MRAD8! HTZGLRMLUrtMT.Sa at. o r It re «es/ra- SalmOTP The Flirt and Ker Fan. 7STEW GOODS NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! • ■ I have just returned from ... K H. XAIXOBt, AUEntFX. OCc* si Um Caart Ilea* ATTORN r HASTINGS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1869. ___ .____ _ __MICHIGAN, . _______ BOSTON CASH STORE! sass bokuti. • «** J»*ti«g» i*M* ®ljc Hastings (Sanner DEWEY, “COSTAE'S J. P. ROBERTS Ac CO. HuUnp,April 20lh, 188S.— BEAUTIFIER! Bitter-Sweet end Orange Blossoms. WM. J0N1B, HCROEOX Daattel. wv»M s*U I bi but in the great fundamental landmark* BUY roup PLOWS AT TH! HASTINGS FOUNDRY! "Costar’s" (only pure) Insect Powder. itkmiata had done much to edpeople in right riewa of alarahev Jtad fiuM-utteriy to so considerable sujiport from tho body of the people. • AII Dr>f(l*U I* IluUip Mfi tt*w.“ ‘ CaeTSB,10ataehySl.X.T. ph. No one now doubts that they were cxecodowly useful in their day. The origin of the Republican party of WB ABE SELLDTC TOE - 0 midriyf tWaocafllotn waaiafor patriotic men longer to —- feet accord in principle upcu'tb.i* cnKTiss IVO. aja Iron Beam, ****** and Ute Celebrated Iron # Hut»K., M.ebyn, Robinson [kalabazooi No. 20, be farmed Dtanoerato twomoiopathic WKL Coulter and RICE’S Patent Wheel, |12. For $10. vary wm struck by the Declaration of lepeudanM. The slavery qutM.tian tho Conrontion that framed jjT W. have a.M «rUnent of CULTIVATORS 4 DRAGS. ■ettfagaU Bu.Ul., ; mitfeee JACKS01- - ShU* Prison ■ • WAG6N AGEKCY. Wagon*, for S110. • A '" a F. DWIGHT At CO. HALT •»< Fuiruai Bun. rasa. �NEWABVERTISEMES'Tg ding to the Emperor has bote uninter­ which should unite tho Itonast, ruptedly exfatod far A tented y*ora -loving people of the Unitel The Emperor altogether ignored hi* in a common effort to vindicate brcrnmfa: bare from the reproach diplomatic conflict with OUT Goversmsext concerning Mexfah, vfitieh, st the dtoe, the now party, m it wm certainly th* fimt to fannAlIy adopt tho new party num*, “ Republican. This was done fa fee year |8&4,'«eMwm the result of , a very cart ful axtd energetic canvss* of the tartoua leaders of the tovoral parties which w«ru brought together at Jackson in tho summer of feat year. Previous ntectious had proved feat a very consulorable majority of our people were hos­ tile to the further oxtoation of alavnrv, and might be relied upon to sustain any teell-OTguniaud otfart io give afflict to that Ocas* ro Tors un.—The curren t year will largely add to our facilities to com­ municate with th* Old World by Cable. In addition to the French Cable which will soon b* laid, wo now have u dupli­ cate line from Isrndoa to Valoatia, which will be exclusively u»ed far transmitting Cable dispatches. Of the two- Atlantic Cables, both of which are now in good working order, one will, in future, bo cxcludvely used far sending dispeUhe* from Valentis to America, and the other for receiving American ditpatebre.— Thus the telegraphic eommuui. atiun be­ tween Now York and London vrid now b-j instantaneous. Rsodb lorn -Tho Rhode Island H .uao of RoprosontativM have paasod, unanimously, a rusolutiun that the Gen­ eral Asa -mbly has in high catena tho administrative ability of Hi* Excellentv Governor Ambrose E. Burnside; retains unimpaired confidence in, his courage, patriotism and loyalty, and holds in grateful remembaranos tho solf-owifiring gallantry of the officers and sol­ dier* of Rhode I.land during the formid­ able rebellion. Whigs and Frooooil mon had tailed from m*r» joaloua'c* and internal discords, and it wm wisely concluded to dumi-s a idea of preserving old organixa tfans. to rely entirely upon principle* far tho eunaeivo jwwor tobold a* together. The call far fee Jackson Convautfan ttm therefare merely an invitation ex­ tended by a few inbridoala to men of all WllU bebeved slavery to be an evil which ought not longer to have the support of tho National Govrrumont, and tho Convention anacrubkd with no purIrxiT.—Fourteen arrests have been pooo in view but to concert moMurve to /-•store the administration to Ute princi­ made at Leghorn in connection with the ples and practices of tho founders of th>- exempted assassination of Colonel Gren­ republic. Little difficulty wm found in ville. It has boon ascertained that po­ cvrryiag into effect this project A plat­ form wm easily agreed ujlu, as but a litical animosity, growing out of the con­ single object wav really had in view, and duct of Colonel Grenville at tho siege of a jtarty fanned which brought together Romo in 1M0, was the csilmi of the nearly all th* opposition to th* Dcidocratic party which then existed in U o Blate, Bite rvaulutions adopted the IfaStint—The Spanish Cortes has adop­ puUicon uomo which soon bocamo also ted tho clause of the now Conxtitatton tho ncm» of the Nalfoual jxirty. declaring the government a monarchy, In the formation of tho party hero tho caucus system was ro acted, and th* by a large majority. Madrid republi­ Jaeksjn Co iveution wm a mass meet­ can newspapers claim that republican ing, the bmincss lo.ug pro onnod success has only been dererred by the through eommiitees appointed by th* moating—n methodof »:orooding which many boliavo it would have bora better nth'y stateto have c.*ntinuod to tliis day. The rore nt of tho pnb.io debt for May, will. aoke* of tho Convention contained noth­ ing new or striking. and in the adopii. n show a decrease of t7,0(X)000; actoal ortho party nemo it wm not an tavaa- circulation of National bank notes is far, though first in fee order of time. lJ90.Mft.7M. The ground of the contest had alroadv been cbojou, and tho name under which Tn Rl’komd AtUAXcr.—Il in de­ we were to fight was ” ' finitely oaoertained that the rumor of an stood among tho Ire------ ---------- „_____ alliance of France. England, and Spain yet formally promulgated The whole purpose of th* Oonvontfon wm to bring 'against the United State* is without any Ufa unity of action those who were alroady agreed fa prfacipl*, and in thi* roepect it was a notable sucre**. The Mate wm carried triumphantly by the new party in November, and from th.it fane to the present it has carried «»v. ry election, until the D.-moarutir: party o; IBahigan is u m dxmd m JuEm Oeoar ” ,„“iSS:/?SS’TC* relative* as they bent brer the grarey mound, that marked the abode of a htuban.!,* fslhrr or s brother. Teenoemminglod with the rain drop*, and heart­ felt sympathy wont from breast to brea.t, m sighs were wafted on fee hraeM. Old Hundred wm then played by the WORTH OF GOODS IN STOCK, Which GODSMABK * PALMER are of- I* and have reached bottom Sasrarm and Mjrrupw, Coffee Sugar, 16c per lb. The best Ten Cent Prints. ta_ Our aasortment is more complete in each depart­ ment than ever before brought to this market. Consirting of a fine line of C1HE3.—The following place* earnprise all the cilice in Michigan: Monroe, Adrian, Hillsdale, Coldwater, Dolnai, Ypdlonti, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Albion^ Cotton, Linen and Qari)brie Edgings and Insertion*. Marshall, Battle Creek, Niles, Pontiac, Boots k Shoes, Hats k Caps and Wall Paper, in great variety. Itopids, Mu.kegon, Saginaw City, East Saginaw, Bay City, Flint, Port Huron, St Clair, and Manistee—in all 25. Of anougD COFFEES AMD SPICES. DRESS GOQDS, WHITE GOODS, Clothing, ML UMt if FHMiMlltf LEMENTI C01BTAITLT OR UH. MA_Come and Come early, so aa.to secure good bargains and mmub. the first choice. uwtwaaa a these, four axe on the line of tho Bouth­ Bedfasd. May 1st, 1869.-2m __________________ ____ orn Railroad eight on the Hue of tho Michigan Central, and four on the De­ troit A Milwaukee Road. Kalamasuo, with a population of nearly 10.000, still remains a village. There citire in tho aggregate number 240,000 inhabitants, or more than uno-fifth of the population ol the State. ‘ Tkk Book Brama*.-Bat few per none have any proper comp ehcneAo <f how vast Is the Look bu-dnens 1 n this country. Take one •■Item." for InUancc EXCELSIOR fern Lxeonrr stock of Hardin feo etaapeet ptaoo to buy is of «u> A Gaxetx. CaLLKCTIOI = COKYirAKB HASTINGS CJ.ASll STOIIE Are now offering far eaks, a fall Stock of New and Seasonable Goode, recently putchaw’d in fee beat eastern markets at the lowe>t possible price, far cash. Our stock includre a full Bne of W c sell at at Eatkem,Manu­ facturer^ Prices. AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, PMirn’e '’BUNKIlINE AND SHAD­ STAPLE OW JN KKWYORK,- which Is th* ex­ citing wrrk pf the t mh, and Is mlling ‘ at ibe rate of 1.000 copies jerdsyand Clotha and Ready-made Clothing. Is sold exclusively by agents, ttt adHats dt Capa, Bsota & S'vo-f>, Groo?ri*»«, Ae. i-rrticnait la awo/Acr eoAuun). The EF"Ca h paying cu-tomera, giv* us a colL We will che>rfn’]y show you publishers (J. B. Hot* A Co., of Hart. our stock, that you may wn] are prices with auy other Crst-cLis* Store to.il, Cann.), use two tons of paper a day (y in the Btat’. We have got tho Goods and we want to anil jpg ' and run il large roller p' ernes coueant- ___ them, and shall trr to sell ypu all we can and will satiffy yon dial it ly to ■>.p]ily tho current demand. Thia W is far your iutarvst to buy bore. We warrant th • pri-e* th ill be ssriJ-irtury. We vril take in exchange for uef goods. la doing a wtoiemte btulnem with one book alone. *1 his is a Urge work too It mu»i be remembered, betwren seven and Cigbthundred pagra royal octave, sst tho ragrulas- market ratca. and yet It nvlee >n rapidity of sale "UxCLUloM'oC’aBIX'' of old. Tblukofthe H e would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best coant.cm number of the email bowks published. Buxoly ouar is a rond.ng Sewing Machines in the world— country. Blitter & Eggs Dried Fruit, mjeCJE! IF’JL.OJRiIElTVCJE:. savored Union upon and liberty fem* amfideao* of the I*-,And duw that the original purpose far which fee Republican party wm orgtmte<p has boon ai-vomnlisLed, ar will be by the early adoption uf the fi. teenth amendnient, and tho u negro qneetiun " ix about to disappear f irerer from our politics— far which God be prai*ed—-what remains fir uv to do? What future has thiparty before it, ar rather, m many put the queetiou, why nut dislumd at once T To which it is an.-wa.-od that the RapubEonn party will not, and cannut. <lisl<an<], beoauee itcapnoi safaly trust its great work already atdompluhed in tho hands of any other tairty. It is fee jiarty of progreaivo,' liberal iJetts, and must stand pxord in this country "ver all that ha'bean wun, bMttag bark tho wave* of re­ action and fartilying anew fee strong­ holds of liberty. Il made war on sin very whan quite * large conoonn* of our aitmust continue th. battle against, every imtin wnndod their way to tho sileni romrruptiuo and wrung in the wuue eau e. pu-itory of tho dead. The conqueror, who bee vr.u an ampirn. dues uni ut onro disband his fan es and appropriate prayer by th* R»v. A P. lay down Id* artus m if nothing farther Moom of th* M. E. Church, after which tastaiued far him io do, bet .odfapMe. an .•xcellent and touching ad.ireu wm them os to guard his cunqurei securely, and proceeds with reaewed cnarsres to delivTrod by fee Bav. T. L. Buesan, beautify and imwora the ground he has late Chaplain of fee 21*t Mkhign In­ ewnfad- TMs la fee work of the Bo- fantry. pabtfefa party of the fattxn, and upon The speaker held his audience io THY GRIGgJ -wTitMmnSWF' »,.! exdvslvsly GOODS HAVE TUMBLED, Ths Fxxxcx Etxcnoxs.—Tho returns received ohow that 196 Official and 26 this starling national Religious Journal, Opposition members hare been elected. th* subecriptiou price o! which is $2X0 The elections in 48 distxicte still remain p-r year, Oliirs to send il to any oddrres, imdeddod. during the remaiafirr of the pre-ent Aaxxxiiv - Silver oro has been div- year—from May to January—for ewi errered in North-Wedern Arkansas, noixiB. Ihn uAl^nalct, in a standing; thiiteen miles from Fayetteville. The pnMj f that it is W t nec-saary far a Itali- . ore is reportud rich and abundant gious Jou^hal to ba either dry, prosy and sectarian, or worldly sensational Mxx:ci. Tho revolution in the State and flashy. It occupies a golden mean of Binaloo, Mexico, has terminated in and io a tnutt readable paper. tha complete defeat and overthrow of the Tho above offer will enable all to moke fee acqnaiataace of fe*^ddr«>» at Last Sunday being the davret apart for paying a tribute of respect to the memory of the soldier* who fell in the gruel strug­ gle for freedom in tho war of tho Itebvllion, a due observance of the occasion was had by the citisen* of this place. The hour of three in the afternoon had been designated as the time tor aesem* bling at the cemetery, but a drimling rata that eommeneod a little atefraoou, delayed the proceedings far nooriy an hour, tho weather proving quite inau.pictou* for carrying out tho programme. And yet there seemed a fitnes* in tho falling rain, emblematic of the shedding of team o’er the graves of our dead sol­ diers. It seemed, a* though the very heaven* united in paying th* la.t sad honors to the departed, by bedewing the sod that alirou Ind them in their last res­ ting plaoo with the glittering drupe of tho Mt Butiip ?»ns jsjsrriu REMXXsn the Sheep- bearing to bo held at tho Fair Ground 10th day of June, in*’- We Warrant our Good*: W. L A 8. Pare Isnd. Peninsular White Lead. Bartlett White Jxsad, Wolverine While Lead, Gross Isle White Lead, Legal Trade. White Load. French Zin-, Jvtr Rscatran.—A new and stock of WALL and CURTIN ■very cheap,,at tho City Drug St D. Acs lx r W, L t S. Pure Parlor Zine, PcnLaulor I-ehigh Zinc, / W. lrarino Snow White Zfac, » done Ufa ,.f J. p. Robert & GRANT & PHljJjpa, 8v*»vrn Scwrex. Otararrt Miring in State Sabbath Schoo fam, win bo hell *t tho Pre Char*. Citv of ND-aTaretay, dav asd Thasaday, June Fth, SCHOOL DISTRICT HUH Rtewr. It it said that S Rsw&rxot b determined to ee teefica to Union mm in the So •will declare martial taw in where outrag-rs are frequent, i A. C. AVWffW k CXK, laremi.MS JsMevs i. Tankee Notio H«M^-ry ami VH.v«a, —The coroner’s iury closed their favMiigotion of the fate tragical accident on the Long Island Railroad, an May The majority of the jury declare the Company rmponribl* for culpable negligence of thair duty in not keeping thrir road in proper repair. —Fir* convicts escaped from the State CLOTHING HOUSE! 30 CAPiiAJL. HTJaEET, * rapids. NEW STORE; —'■ BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES MEN’S A. BOYS’ CLOTHING „ .goods ‘ ° ’ HAT8, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS 4C mtlWATS. Gold & Silver Watches, Flae Gold Jovrolry, Sffl ui PM Ware. Star Watches, (’looks aat Jewelry grpsired THE AKCTKIS THS MET!' /XJhtomraasn Cwmrrmox.— flima Btote Agricultural Koc UM a KeU Trial of Reopen -era aft Wemhrr Richmon ♦th deg of Jarre, and we hope largely attawUd, nut only by V W^dttoeMoTofeoxBtatra fer peeteaHe to fee Acid totab �MtW *(f»rii£MElT>. pwdft» ■sSfti ib.«e»o. THE EXDtESS MATCH! Th© ISndlea* Match ! gASTiNQil WOOLEN FACTORY! ThrlCIHQAN MACHINERY DEPOT, ri. woiihlh a sox Be. n, 1U1 A luJ Lfferua lH|M, U.lrolt, Mtth. DtU.rtJa Es(Im>, IUi!»n «nt S«* Will*. PI mi 11 ASTMM W MIEN FaCTHI Aad V"*” StarUeatar* “ *“ *" **’ ’** Has*'. Inprovcd Gerereor red V*|r. MHOMred. QR TRI MOST REASORABLI TIRM. Lr.ibrr u4 Rubber fail lag. Iter red blwa T:>* Gw* I* krp red Ce—redires, ceSU.rfr., eu. • tal»in< fit M*oe», six .f »M«h .re If fM| jJortLARD E PHILLIPS. ~ . Vuituunnf w.m. > r>J comp.-Ur. ,t ibi. O«k.. T» .«d Xunl "re". “ . «mp..uW ~Ur ih. ■'Hit” 8*“r*T SHOW CASES,’ nniuMUE <e* arels ream. rrc. • —» «r 1-5 —rfb-A “• I”"’" m “ Impurterv ini draler. la Fntcb red Kogl-.h « U4.■ aad Plctar* Gte... IHtmll. Hah- >» Uaarve »tMM Clmtaad. O , Otee*. It tlrti ---------aeerM*.-----------I Th*' prioe will bo Oas Dollar par BiuhL Tai Ltaotrr stock of Hardware, and Our farmers will do wall to make a note the cheapest place to buy is of Wianr’ BUSINESS CARDS. piolt SALE I Nriblt Six IIcjmii Piers op Caoicr Rxsdix. roa Firn Cerra It will bo sec- by an ndvi-rtianent in this number | of our pap*r, under the hood of “ Orra ExTSAOtuixiBT,'' that, in order to make the people better acquainted with their (new magrain", “ Osa a 2I»ath," tho [ putlishura, T. S. Ames A Bor-, of Philadelphia will send tho first six monthe’ number* for 1 "69; of that rarely excellent and beautiful periodical, contaiifing !u <i pages of tho choicest read­ I .table Sicilian Hair 'Rcnewur will show most beneficial effects upon the hair and “*________ 4,_________\ Bxxaxan the Sheep—hearing festival to be held at the Fair Grounds bn the 10th day of June, insL XrA*M or M .east, ^ARBLIZLD SLATE J1AJCTLE5 Slatb Hkabths and Grates. Oa Beetioe IS, teTtereappl*: te Acre* tape rd. « acrid Wfadi aa tea gtuooit Ored Ojteart. Leg Beu*. *»U walirid: Tariklag tapfaanata, Ttev* liege. T.I Bred for Cinalar. jBI qiwo KTORY Hoi'll la MiMtetn. I "feat (Meet ta»*r; TWO LOTS; MM« 1«. ■ ing, fur 50 oenta. Take our advice, and sen 1 the 50 Ponta; yuu will find it a WILLIAM MYERR, Breler la Music & Jewelry. PR ICE WLT BLOW. IBBLE BROTHERS SPECIAL NOTICES. GEORGE PRESTON, Jerr Rrciirra.—A new and sp'endil stock of WALT, and CURTIN PAPER, very cheep,, at the City Drug Store of F. Now York, liny 2S. Tho gold market baa been flat and quiet during tho week, in mirkadcuuD. Acitar. trust tu the proceeding Week. Jh- juice on Thursday ran down below 139, be­ IsrranTixo New* Irxxa may Iridbund ing tally U cams below cxirct-m figures last week. The m irket is a little tinner to-d*y, hovrover, doing at 1395^*. •»— — European ad/ioo , and our own Ttaa-n-1 vfa* hr ta* UHiftl «ate*eo<ten »t murerra*’. .■...t.r.raiuniv.ofLlM. * V,- J I . L P _»1 ... Uiiir to all lb. <**•*■ •< te. body. Tka .Shi af public deLt, bate a favorable ebect on , t511, apaa tba afcauck eat kkhwy., u Got. rament -ecucities «bi. hnrea shade I.n.mpl ead Tin palUet. -b- b ate. Stsatrn ScwnoL Cixvarrinv. The bett -r. Tho tund'-ucy o: the flour mar- «n®e«»i i..«U4oinJa« a*4 uv tlx aiTvaas, M*a Mishigio State Sabbath Sahrxi' Conven­ kethaahein .luwuwirl fur aom • diys, »«t»-Ufa• ■"‘•‘T**fu'*-“d*»u tion, will bo hel I at tho Preshytartas li.. r.n»n. .h 6 »a<ilk«»:rtaauerb**hhee«*tailluurahbfra»e. Uuutatwna ahuw as foLowa. Itb sciiarU *Uk craat ean. aad fa eeau»a*K Church, Ci tr of Nil-s, Tunalay, Wednes­ day and Thursday, June fth, 9th nnd A.-lMn- i.&in.t.-n L-dMl.M had it. euect oa pr.cj.. W neat u fairly • .1 c .v a active under a bn*k export daman i, bat ta the South, and (><n m flight. e.vwds the margin co do aly aa Li prevent any material ' ad. anoe in the price o. tho -ta|4-. Corn and Oats a e moderately acute at pre*ent rat* a There is an atiire sfltnula* to 1 c-ttun goods mariiet, and decide ily an Twt (hin Prm Vxu.tr RaitcoAn.— active movement Las taken place in ua-1 The jUreriittr Tni-au of Friday aajs: beac«dand bleached goods. IhcmiLL* • The Detroit car works are engag 4 In are chang.ng their machinery prep tracon«trurting fur the Grand Hirer VaUtf a to the manu.acture of .all *Vles,, an alvanco is eaacntul to further Railroad throe juuaenger roaches and MCBO<*>«tatar red *«rtrei. All *te k*»* uei maven re’s evesacu stmeaewestklvlrta*. »*••• »k»«n It te* *etay» M HrbM r«e*-<te fare re*du faj — to ire­ te. m—U. *T“i**fai j,b«i»i*.“ iaMik*r fakM* tel* 1 n'--ir-’ ta tokre rwelerty elteeel driac vitality red «Wfauy te th. «re«ta.________________________ S0Ta Uw #dtawd.™ tut *>lei m,niiB.i .,u* r.*a •.rmyifae efteebifad H*taLeld*« Buree* Hereeyertita i* a remdyet lb* ’ •* _ ______________ _ _ lltuicu'i Bzireet F*r**e*riit* cireax* **d General Grocer, *n> rsonecs bhui. HAKTtXfa,-- >Jy|.. MICH. tyOMb yta far Predree. Drns,Itditiiia,Gnic8riss,i u GROCERIES & PROVISIONS Which they sell Very Cheap for Cash! Ninety Acre*. A^oieief te* THIS,, rftaAeeilL. ai nilM '. Temiy-efaka The Higbret Market Trice paid for POTATOES, BETTER, EGOS, AND FRUIT. First door West of II. A. Goodyear*■ A.<rreai IMprw» AXD DX.1KR TUB BIMT CVLTlVAYlW t GeM BUttai***; reStee, AL i. *. xmls. I 1. a. aiaau. J IN BeedwuA Ara HASTINGS. Jos* fa. Ufa. Juaaf 10 Ceesrw* si. tatralt yyillTIU.X DREWKBT. PATENT POCKET CORM BHELLER. Fine Stock Ale. Porter Exoelalor, Price @60 an .A.cr€fa Ciesai aad Prvwat L'*e, f^r Amfkl. Bet­ ... , 11,4 Ale»*»'1 I'orter. (Mrapevter qe*i:iy. equal to Ik. tart Impertrd st • Lout uu*.li-lZ lh* br... AGENTS WANTED roa TUB . Secret History RKAL ESTATE t fflSBBAJCE OF THE CONFEDERACY. T'llU^iI^l'K«XM^0' ruta4*^“*UIMPROVED FAxtMMs IL A. GOODYEAR, Bauler itotap Dealer, Bible Dictionary, Wild Lari: aM YiDap ftgeij three baggage cars. They are bandlured at tho rates at whkh they have i „a, sicreM. *m»s, afifl.are supplied with “all the modern improTmonte." mams at at preeeat pnora. (we trel.o.e H,7rip*rili*. Th* ta. i* mb*ii. Thee* who all of th» above which imnliee that, at । d*.|w . l«s* qwatay sad tar,. d*****r»*di. Pniiwomn Conrrrmox.—Tho Vir­ the lowest jtnee cuttun gvoaa o: any uo*cr>i<ion have touched, thsy cannot be ginia State Agricultural Society w3l manufacfarudand sold at a reasonable 1 HALL’S hold a Field Trial of Expats and Mow­ profit himjdy a Manufacturer'* m as an VSHNUflCUlAN ers at Westover, near Richmond. on the apology fur exorbitant j.rvfit, and wo hs.- J-ace knowledge ot thia matt, r HAIR 9th day of Juue, and we hope it may be largely attended, nut only by Virginian^ but by citizens of other Staten. Ihi* ia ' far prefer able ti the field triala our folks had with Virginians down that way a few years ago. yet wo can hardly hope that it will be so numerously attended Still, a good many will be present, and JtSOWER. which o iab.01 to speak, with mo iarate . certainty that we are right Eo. of the----------Baxsxl) Th. Wool maiketla now (U «• * »•’ •••»«***’ abouibmg topic with farmera, but there ia nothing especially aoctraragiug ai r»- £ ha»4 at O*r factory sad »inn*»L < Watetetaa* a BrtaAtlto , DeUetiTiteL ^ANVEBTaOOOD MAN, D rgoMOTlNO fflt GROWTH. efcweei prepare tteb eVer eWVr*4 is admitted'to be above the want* uf cun-1 eumera, and M^g aa thi.statoof thing, continue, k»w price* must rule, end the price ot wool ram-t rotnain de- , b«>FT. I.VrtTNOtta ABB WL«i«. Ked. Manufacturera end dealers । aa yet iaatted no commiBdune for buying m the rernntty. Tha market, at the opening, at huat, will mo*l hkriyl iirLMNoar. depend ujxm kx*l dfa^W *• «I~mid eitkact Saarocs Accinxxr.—Ira. Ikscocr. el- . a-t_ pr.r-»l that <h mrrr till &e । MtSAfAMUA deal son of Hoascx Baboocx, who leaMoa'; dj’nims dto sod*! prioe* indicated by tho' atuatCA** lirmn «/• VLCsasnva auawa tsar the Saw-raiilaf Massas GoosnuaX oourae ul trade ia the great ooutaming the result cannot fail to be gratifying. awcainuTib a a- ttiB, wlIrawn mil pw,•><—1 ..............................................— ----- a- *•*■■*—1 ih. H» Hjbl ukb ' MICHIGAN UtONi (UK* Hi>p«<tar Cbsneel). The Xl«ret la Uta Worta. ITSVII IN U»T HSIEH, wSfaSEnmu WSSJaR^*® 'IgiSRaafiftefis *~,y • ..... di.,- -Ud ud toll, bMV <r ■nfedjMKbn, lk.»«kUj «ni, ud d>w« WM n rwl or Uu ,1—1 ~— u Uajdi ow lb. Ain. Ujinj U T-ninlb. boa- .Mbi-i-.il MdMpwMwwM. M»-M» b,r—Mlm; W. Mm-»“*—*"■ 'EWING MACHINBS.-1 liMTU, �REW ARTCHItEMEWri. HARDWARE STORE' “taiatariStebiiiSnliA' H. A. GOODYEAR. DRUGS, un"liTTBi*si Betas a MIRROR OF 1 SHCRETSOFT and fur lee* expensive than “ Boqaot of Xdeta” IT a dandy, cigar between his finger*, asks yon if smoking k offensive to you, tell him, emphatically “Yas" Tho habit should bo, even though the odor STOVES, IRON. A4/AA oil a AX4A fHKHlATE ORDER. CLAW; gtfiatM Jirrrtarj rmr. K»H Ro*a, AddlDR TruneportwUon. tsuructw* *u ebacp •411mm af Dkkeee, rteoct St. Barela. Ksrslsua Toy B-As. Hb«ai Maaic, Law BUsU. * eoaiplel* *uorUacuL Veni, Vidi, VioL’ STATIONERY, did I" nor a png-nosed poodle" sweet !”• nor a dish of omlad cabbage " snpurb." Do not judge of tho intelligence of a female acquaintance by tho number of yards of trimming on her dreas. Do not wosto your tour* on tho imag. iaary sorrows of Aloaxo and Melissa, nor tho trial* of tho dime novel heroines. Seek rather to alleviate tho woes of the suffering ones of earth. Learn tho use of darning cotton, u well a* of zephyr worsted and the tat­ ting shuttle. FsrUcakr Atuatiea paid le Order far Building Material*. Eave /Troughs Made and put up on fihort NoUoe. NEWS, Dodge's Clebrated Plows — H. J. HANEY. PICTURES, A ekotae Mire ilea of Au>erieaa4 Fw - ------ ML C- 0.8COTT, H*<mcnto rttfsietsa *»e News Condenser •boiat *n4 ckwr. a sM keaaufol iSrcTXy|fa‘w“4'" —The German immigration to this country this season, is five times greater thauinlhOB. - BRING BUT XOBtK—^uhelp for Yon, lea. wbe hsrlns erred. 4e>r, ■ Nr.Ur sue E —The Bor. Haary M. Turner, a wellknown colored man. has been appointed I ■uatmaater, at Macen, Go. EVERY — ProfE. P. Evans, of the University, will hare an article in the June number < f Haun st Hmm upon “Prussia." MAN ! asEW?32J??z ■SS -rkKirxEK*. Tte Fan®' Mnal Fire In Cd. catarbh. hcrofola. a IS led* Who b»d .filtrTed f.r yr.r« free. Dr.f —Reports from New England and Northern New York say there ia a pros­ pect of on abundant fruit crop. —James Lyman, a prominent merchant vf Grand Baiads, <hed on tho 13th He htul lived in that city rinee 1835. PICTURE FRAMES rr.be. 1.1.1. a,..|rrrml.ra*i tmU <ra.a4ari.uM A- u la*. al I <r*eM*M Oie «Tm.o,v’te^ MIDDLEVILLE OWN Real Estate 1 Exchange AGENCY. PRINTER. Conducted by JOHN CABVETH. Agaal** * . «rsv r k _ V. cL«, «>>< Ik. n«.c* v« I* tka Coart llewaa. 1 ■proved Firm aid Tillage Properly 1 GEORGE PRESTON FOR SAXE Bl EXCHANGE I»»*«w*>iZ**v«,JlTuot^cih. 'Si ------ “"WM. H. HAYFORD. XTTORX KY —4 C .»n WJwin mUm' Large k Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, —Tbc euy of Big Raphls MIcIl, ha* fixed the lioctuw of saloon*, and all ' place* ..where intoxicating liquor* a:o add, at 8500. —Ia IMO Iowa con taino d 42,000 inhabitant*. To-day it baa 1,000,000; 1,500 mile* of railroad, and 200 new»papera —Th") Socrtary of the Troa*ury ha* given order* fur tlw purchase of ono miiliun of bond* during tho present —George Matthews, of Indianapolis, Was recently burned in a shocking manner when eagagwl in the verdant triafc of lighting a fire with kerosene oil. B. ACAXPi. F. T. ALA.I X. ntaUnga, Dvr, Wb, ISM,________ deeK.wtf MfOBTANT TO FARMERS' PROBATE ORDER. W>« ikaaamaaf Uwaaaraat dealer wks kM>a CALIFORNIA A OREGON LIPPINCOTT A BAKEWELL, Sob ewasn at Coltum'au4H^JsrtitTueS. ^sit:,wr>stw:Hsrrts —Waxford -CoraitT, which was organ­ ized last winter, ha* oiocetod Republican Cbuuty officers. In one town there is but one Democrat DODGE, Din & ADSTIS. —Toro from Grand Rapids to Chicago vie the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, aud tho Goodrich lino of steamer*, with slsRMg berth, is U.25. COPAHTKEASHIP. jUldlAj. H (Wd Mill, SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. AUW.ifklBg JSE’5 il n* Isn.gaed kerwg famed a pertsenklp for tb« psrpee* of eoedertlag buiinut ike well k«ew pfoeeefU^ T —Tho American Bible Society report i—...e—e—.rffHK, r " •—f' —» ‘•V- Hxarnaa,' -.,.„OEOB°E raaSTOW II>o<l|go Foundry, Are cow prepared U maealaaUre io (be wry beet moaaevsad ea hearable leraea —In court at Kalamazoo, on the 21st, Judge Littlejohn gave notice that be should resign hi* judicial position on Jwne 18. -Itoee the opnieg of tho Pacific Railroad tho Government deportment* hare Ngularly received their duly mail from th* Pacific ooast , 1 no waru im x unco .. ..........mniiicr. lave appointed a colored man a Police Magistrate, the first of tho African race 1b t&e District of Columbia THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. STELA.M ENGINES, ■lagfe and Denlle Clrcnlar DTL IIXDFIKLD’B KQUAJLIZER. MULAY SAW-MILLS, SHINGLE MILLS, LATH MILLS, PLANERS, MATCHERS. 1*4*11 ktodaef MmMmtt. Jtafllag. Oaari** kr *. 11k, Plowe.r .11 lftl.ll.. syraat WRIGHT Great MantaJ»*asi,Late 8M Best Offers to Agents „ Ca.i-.oo, iwa. MNsre ------Beaaue ,_ A Ce,. <o Mat* __ -threat _____ ., '<>••11 rsluwr's fcmrr.tfrlwjer for MO —Senator Svsuw Is frequently in roossptof abusive letters from England A SAMPLE Faralyils can be Cored! jg-ERRING’S PATENT CHAMPION Fire and Ba.ylar Proof SAFES. .- JJAKnY COUNTY ' CARRIAGE FACTORY! ” S aad wishes to be Gcvarnor again. —Tho Ooeana 7mm is informed by Mr. A X Dorifaft fcpsrrisor of toe town of Hart, that th* amount of mq.te W H-ffl'E5E!:5: •‘■"“-“S’* ^CKNTa WAHrsD FUR Harrtac** Fn.ewl chaaaiea Bala. If. ’"a t~- NIGHT SCENES THE HIDLE. "r ■'7Faeimy, awake FtawUMth ». ». � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-06-09.pdf 6eeedc01e215c866be16cc2bfd8f7731 PDF Text Text G-E3. M- DEWfiY, • *r tl-tetlXM. BXUBY CO..-UIOS. M«»#rrtX Cot#* Sea’s Orocvry Itaro, — uja C-wrt 'louse Sqoar#. xcu«»m».i . .#> 4>H~»ra~i~IHS* • iirtn «ei MOM—.i r3i ea*lMni7n*ai»eiyB| ea VOL. XIV UMiiitM Jirtrtarj. JOHN ROBERTS. fnr«crcs...ts«rNM. D**magi HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1869. NUMBER 7. BOSTON CASH STORE! NEW GOODS NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just returned from NEW AND YORK BOSTON After eorvioe tho Presided Mopped a momsnt until the preacher camo forward, and whan Ute gTSeunga were over he ■aid kindly: "My sister wrote m that Bichard Forbes wss preaching hero, but I did not connect the name with the memory of my former pumL” “ Your aiatar I ” said the ambarauaed young man. " Yon do not mean to say that tho woman witii whom you entered church is your sister?" * -------- with a IMMENSE WM. UPJOHN, of, 9easonable Goods STOCK SPAULflIHG'S NEWCASU STORE which I offer at at will Astonish TSTO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. ALLEN BENNETT. Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st, I860.—yl PRICES TO SUIT Thais Big Talk. -3 ATTEHTIOH. COMKADi! rirzqmt t> npT. x«. s?. o a. b.. ER. C C. LIKSLEV. Try it Now. TAYLOB WIGHTMAN & GREBLE axrooXMroomi has a fine assortment of to IEBB. 0.1. IPMLMII. KEWMILLINERF GOODS ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN, ARE NOW SELLING S. C PRTHDLE. 8CAHDAL- Ohoa pcr fox* Cash than any House in Barry County. . WM. H. HATFORD. 3XTEW GOODS Direct from Factories. DAILY! JWSpecialltiea in every department BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER! Wo aro aolo Asrcnta* for liiir-rv Countr-Tlie beat J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Hooper and Mov>o<' made. C. G. HOLBROOK, 'Costar's' Buckhorn Salve enuine drugs G & medicines! REASONABLE PRICES! AT THE u HASTINGS DRUG STOR*. PURE PAINTS & OHS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, ' TURPENTINE. JUST 3FAE!CE!INjnSX>. OKnnrociri>ssTluCTi.rPCBEwniT«iJiAi>; zauu nenn rnmrm oemcike ^KAsi )U8E. caowji lk*». OK/yiroCSDS lUKVLETT PVRE ____ ZuUU ■ iqqq FOUNDS GENUINE FRENCH ZINC. We buy our Goods directly i.rom Hies Manufacturers, and sell at FBICSI that defies competition. HARVEY WRIGHT, Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. “ COSTAB’S " • Standard J. P. ROBERTS <fc CO. Preparations Hastings, April 20th, I860.—wyl- BEAUTIFIER HOLBROOK & MILLS, LOWS '.S'lttl PLOWS! * BUT YOUR FLOWS AT THE HASTINGS WHY! nt are Mxu>a SUB •AU Drenisu la BsMWp m» thra.AMreaa •■Ooeran, lOCraabySt N.Y. Or, Jomx F. RmY (garcraenr to) nnillhlW^ Oo.,21 Park Row.N. Y ! CURTISS INFO. £2£1, M to r. D. ACELBT A CO.. HuUap MM. Iron Boom, and the.Celebrated Robinson For $10- [Kaiamamoi No. 20, With Coulter and RICE’S Pwtant Wheel, $12. • MT* We hate » full assortment of CULTIVATORS A DRAGS, ; which <• — * reduced r‘toa-’W ‘ JACKSOW- State Prison • - WAGOH 1GE1KX i Khali taia Wagoni,for / A lady purchased a home in a beauti­ ful village about forty mile* from a well known aty She longed for fresh air and quiet ecenes, and doubtless *ho would hare found all the happiness which aho Sought in this rural retreat had nut the place been haunted by the t-nriblo spectre—• “Haro you scan tho now arrival?” naked Mrs. Thomas of her neighbor, Mratawrenoe, about a wash .v_ airanger took possession of Ma tnga—a* the tittle place she chased was railed. A curl of the lip and a ahrug of the shoulders was all the reply made by Mr*. Laarreno*; but in the gesture Mr*. aha said to her husband at night, that she has a bod reputation in tha Sty. •8ha has come here dressed in deep mourning, but who knows whether *ho ever had a husbead ? And, if she had. her wearing black is no sign ha'a dead, in my opimon. The next day, quite a crowd had gathered in th® store of MrThoma*, waiting for th o arrival of the daily mail, whfch was duo about this hour.' The stranger rams in to make »ome trifling purchases, and was istarod at by the people, as grangers always are. After she left the store, acme remarks were made conoorntsg her lady-like anpearance Mr. Thomas immediately rririasd. 'Yes, sbo appear* enough like aJady, but qur wife tkinka her reputa­ tion none of th# besti Customers earning in, nothing more was said at that time, but the fire of scandal was kindled the story spread rapidly, weh one tolling it his own way, untill there was not a family in the place but heard and believed the rumor. Weeks paaied on, end the inmate of Mep’.o Cottage felt that for some reason she wss looked urrn with much auspickm and dislike. There was no hospital­ ity, nothing said or done for which she could demand an explication, trey day smmR to isarraii tbe araidaaoe of h#r neighbors; and aha Mofog this, ceased making ovsrtnsM towasd any aeqnafetanre with thorn, aradato tho sity for bar harabold randies, raver earns in contact with any of them, rats st church, and oven here she most generally found a whole oral at fora is . SU ‘twenUrtipar Leaf thathe has sired him ‘e thtau in links and torches, walkl; night betwixt tavern and ti giw* a good opwimett of the SSSoFtho Mirairafrpi hi* boat could float wherever t was a liitlo damp. ’To illu •reend wo might quote fhra who bad marag'd to qu*ra in his satire eountay to pond wondets of Europe. At 1& asked if ho had noffost crossa that I cannot undmtand,*' said Profee> •WeD,’ ho kepHed, T_gue« ■ar C. “ You, do* not moan to any that some ririri rrocrad.' itaphi my sitter ha* been a resident of your plaoo and Batoned to vour praaehfaig for three months without your calling upon hot ? The duties of a preacher ore sure­ ly better dignified—” ‘‘But I did not dare ?’ sad here the poormau r.taiumcrvd and stopped. “ Did not dare to call on tny aster, tho widow of General Finch?" sad the lingo of contempt mingled with the look of aurpriao end indignation with which ho contemplated tho abashod end crestfallon preacher. Aller reaching hi* slater's residence, he questioned her in regard to the mat­ ter; but .he could only toll him that sitice her residence in tho place she had been let alone * ia tho foil acooptanoo of tho term. Determined to understand the wherefore of auch a proceeding, ho again demanded explinatam of the min­ ister who was finely compelled to admit that he had supposed from tho gossip of | his church members, that the woman •----- --- ——- —— U--U. was a very outcast from society, and down to hoar orator* spout booms* that there had been talk of driving her ie wmotime, sufficiently awed to a it fur genuine, - he feel* that ha fa “8ho will not ran to remain, said the entitled to bo a critic; but his native । Profiteer. but before she gone I must enable him to hare oocariaaal rite rift thia matter thoroughly ; and so he ,ofitoaba*rt^tot«Mhe*Tj ...... j* did, gathering up link by link, tho whole :in rather ooureo but vory tome «* chain of scandal until ho re*"# to Myw nation. . —From 'American WU,” Lawrence. But thia aha utterly denied, PArwMfay-f/asrW. and Mrs. Thoma* wu atlast obliged to confute that Mrs. lawreuoo had merely shrugged her shoulder* and curled her lip. when uked her opinion of her new ■'Ah, indeed,” wu Mr*. Lawrence’a , rejoinder, “I remember thinking she could not betrueh of a lady, an she won . a faded datana, and did Lor own washsad sppasra^y mAA^ick fta rtatora impreeeed foe offleer Sunday, and ak ths ooacluman of the dis­ baited Araito—^raladhM course, he repealed this tala of wrong, case of homiade, or marhra a adding, “ Had this woman raaZZy been domra a rerae of barbary poor and friendless, as you supposed, murder- Nor .ware foefirst u what would the cad have been ? Depri­ uttered at all rahtited to la ved of her good name, and in Moaa!quenoe of all means of earning a Erelihood, she would doubtless hare been ■ 1discourag’d and diiipouding, and sunk down to the grave a victim of the scan­ dal of three falsely railing thsmreYves 1 C’VMi—; and you fat foe right of God, ,would not only herebeen rta—ri among liars, but murderers. we master, sir. ‘Indeed F ' *Yra. Mr.Ihare'. —— /Aral you know the nnataral -atodMr. air, I wouldn’t do auph a thing f HR ell, who said you would.!’ asked the sniiricicus officer. ■ eome water. Il wwi not brought, so he called again; still hb could’not get it, but elder Vu brought, and bring vary thirsty bo no forgot himself a# to drink that Whan he got homo~he related Yovn Hi*m.-God gave j tbeoircuuutanoe. After ho had finished, oat, and hoofs to the horse, tho little boy come to his knee, with hie th# fish, and winga to tbcH eyas iited with team, a»d saM>"Father how far ware you from June* gate to th# children hands, Hirer whan you drank that cider F‘do a great deal more than Bather nrare than fifteen mita,, toy And Ha took a great deal *^W<” .aid th# liuln boy, Td bare mate a hand. Ha pot t___ _ At teat the storm which had solo— darkooed the viita— basiraa -rassU nlteHraiW) liitolnWiiBii «aal] bones In it, and pints which i •nd shut Eke a doom. X>id ynu about over hand. There ware low thteata of driving her from the place, and the srab spirit Mental to be pthra- time, eomo three inontha — vawfcoa- , �jia. lanwiVito ywr penntefam, iwiilgri*rourrrod«sabriefhfatoryof ^farted trip rooMHly mdefrmn Hafa t^etoe quiet fctte rity fa the Miami Ytrk atf,nh th*tirieei • haadsocnsvol- Qt---4tt- -> V— Vday.Ohfa. ‘ ' JBW30A.lK.wo war* weadipg our anas, jnrt issued by Jo»m Baornxas A York and WaJtingtoa. v | "-The Amorioan Tract Boefaty opo*»d MyudcralWn he*d *f ota», »»• the Oe., Chicago, HL Qrond River Valtej Radroed, and took It trOa bew fortonm are made and ita S..th annual meeting fa ifootun on tact ia a day—How shrewd men are ru- Thursdayinod in Wall 8tr*et—How miafoters and I —Tho receipts al tota pent far dotioe merchants are btack-maitad How ^in^wtodM^thetast month were —The American A^ociation far the hero-moat <rf ‘beta** .will hold its nTt«T°nu"?o?«rsrTI sscmt. GOODS HAVE Coffee SugarJGc per lb. The beat Ten Cent MnH.- te^OtitjMBrfrtmwS i*rnorc *on>plct« in «*cb d,p*rt’ the* Ufa, tbmr batata, their hanato and, mates betaking to priest* parti* , from their peentaritias; of Churches. Ttamtrse, (Sheridan, Ay., recently. Palacm, Hovels, Tcuemcut Houaej and -The D-todt Car Works are building Public BuDdinge; of Editors, Judg**,palace sleeping car* far the Pacific Rail­ Lawyers, Brokers Merchants, Mochsa- «*d. dined at the tea, and Sowing girls; of Policemen, I —The locomotive Troubadour, on the Dslectivee, Saflurs, Kiremon, Nrws-Beys Trunk Railway, raptodod at by William ____ ______ ____ Bogg.^Thicvm.DosdB.NSta.Rwindl.n. Bc^amfa. Esq- And hero we desire to 0ambl.ro . and th. Demi-Mund..; uf Hu,nJBru,« WTW<1 MfameU thm demrvodly popular bouse . to fas traveling publie, a* one at which tris. Boarding Houses, Bahama, B»ar| --------------r ba* been orgn- Chicai-o, ami offlciTs have be^t. fa, waato of the inner man will be prop­ Gardeas, Club and Deac* Hunan; of I aisol tn erly mrod for, and erory aitentfon U- Fifth Avenue, Broadway, the Bewerr, elected.. D. H. Deaton, fonnriy uf . Atmrod by th* gentlemanly Heat, and Wall Street, toe Hro Points and Cen­ Detroit, to President. Antrim county has manufuturvd Ma Otaris Mr AL Walter. Surely no tral Park; of Pawnbrokers, Rough*, better Table to spread out side the targo Fortuno Teller*. Quacks, Gift Enterpri­ this season 5V.OU0 pounds of maple sugar. , ritfaa and tbs driicacfoe of tho *eaeon are se* and Humbugs. —Thera are 264 Baptist rhartbro in wwlwkr • "P"I All that is gn-et, noble, gmerous, vi­ Michigan, with 17,<42 members, of cious, mysterious, brilliant, •iart'ng, . whom 1,U27 were added last year. Again under way. far Jackson, which genteel, or shabby, and all that is inter-1 pfac* «* reached at 3J0 P-M. We eating and worthy ot record in the gnat >' —Tho Insane Asylum at Kalamanx, has 120 m ite and IM famale patient*. fiend emrcely speak oT th* buuifcas and | No mure femate cm M roceivsd except Ai the Metropolitan Orator of tho as patients ar* discharged. faafay fa Ofa place « they are eo wall United Slats*. New York City n,O*t. I —Th* “ecaaoc** has fairly opened at all the good and erd of the land ia their Sorat ga. moat intense fanes- There ie no man, ' —Rev. John RnemU. han called a however often he naay bar* visited New । Mom Stalo Convention of the Temp-rance York, who cannot learn, from thi* work, , Partr to met at KaJamasno, June 22, much regarding that great City and it* for the purpose of general eunfersuci*. many and mighty intL-rals. —Tho receipt* from internal revenue Thia buck will be found especially val- for toe month uf May, to the 27th instant, were |16,762,»(J. av The M«n. Laird, builder, of the apfeit *T program fa tborooghly st work. I AtaUma. have publi Aed a totter giving torf a eery large somber ofnefatauWlegal opinions to eastern the building inga, both pnbbe sad prirato, axe being1 and fitting vmt *f that vessel a* a legal M*dtokMp PM* With too rapidly' tacceeaing popalafaxi. One of the City (NMeh iafonosd me that all of <mo ^mnaawd baUAmge win be erected during toe eurrwt year. The wrtnjMBfwcnt cartel eot Albi-n Tho Hibbard Homa, quite recently College lair place during the week com­ opened to tho trarelling public, ia a first mencing June It and continue fir* day a clam A. No. One Hovaa. and in all ita On Funds/ occur the annual tevefeast. conducted by Iteof. McEldownry, tho appointments is secund to none in the baccalaureate sermon, preached by torn try- Khaebecn thoroughly remod- President Jocnlyn. th* annual lev tor.- by iMOfacy, and the anneal taolu • betoro the Biblical Aesocfatio*. by R<v. H. F. Bprocer, *f Jackaon. On Tnwdy th. Committee *n Finnic* told tbe r an­ nual nesting, and the cxerat.ro of the Eetecilcasd AtbsaieadesScx tetlesc-ocur. On Wedoeeday arr hold th* buslne a meeting of the Alumni, the annual meeting of th* Board of Trarii**. th* annual Uetur* before the l.ttcrary Fwclsltes by J«d»n M. Bald, editor of Uio sZinuent of paironag* fully equal to their deserts. Their oourtsoaa and aA isbfe Clerk, Mr Hodson, who preside st th* desk, to hilly equal to thaeaear■May, and I congratulate the proprie­ tors oa toe* securing the semens of one o* wall qu*M4*d to sustain ths reputevef ths Kibb-d Rease. . I lsfa Jtekson with rogrot, and eped my way mb Toledo to my Jtaint of destiaatfaa ia Waatorn Ohfo. Os ay return I journeyed ...the Pitts­ burgh, Ft Wayne * Otaeg* read, and mads a halt with my. friend, Mr U. 8. Dodge, fate of NOm ia this State, now proprietor of the Parker Horn*. Plym­ outh. Indiana. I found my Host a* heeatofarn kind and obliging, *v*r mind­ fall of the want* of hto guests, and wall ruriamiag fas ropaiaLc* odtas Hom*. A a as tness. quiet and order rrigna CBLUCTBBs C0KYHA1C® ment than erar before 'brought to this market. of a fine Jj Conaxau g .DRESS GOODS, W HITE GOODS, Cotton, Linen and Cambric Edginj Boots A Shoes, Hats & Caps and W and Insertion!. Clothing, COURT HOUSE, EXCELSIOR COKA OOTOR BALSAM can iwrnu coat! Per mW by UraggwSs •verywteve. as* br naiAMD. XBKLCT * CO . IMrUS. ^CASTINGS CASH STORE VIGEH BBOTHEIIM. Are now Bering for sate, a full 8foek oflVew and Seasonable <j}oodm, recently puroliaswl in the beet rastern market* at th* lowed possible price, for cash. Our rijek include* a full lino of Bcmss. Marmara mos fMUXalthe Unfa* Sch taka place, Friday Tree AH are rrwr-rtfully iavi a. practical all should s STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Rcady-mado Clothing, Hate & Capa, Boots & 8ho*a. Groc^ri''*, dtc ETCt-b pa.'ing cuitomrn, give u* a csIL We will cbe-rfully show you^FJ our stock, that you may cumpsue prices with any other firatoctasa Bowe ^~in til* State. W* haw* got tho Goods and ar* want to m 1JE1 t hem, and shall try to **11 you all we can and will satisfy yon that it K^-isfcryouriateroettobuy hero. We wamnUbe prices shall beaatiriactury We will take ia exchange far our goods, Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c^ Nurrtrvi lannxn-— vrhtah adorns the front Btoro, F. D. Acxixt pro sat tlse regular msarlrwt rates. woold Ho^farfet that we are A^entfor one of the best Seirinf Machines in the u-orld— . ■i'scc: jF*iL.o».XBivcm. FlREV fifth A. <lh JILT Those ia want of a Machine will ptea « «*■ and lot Mr. Phillip* show you aoeee of his fine work. IV Rera-mber t'ui jdaco, one door West nf J. P. Itobert- A Co.’. Drug Store, -Mthted. 9tete Strout GBAHT A PHIIXIP8. Hasting* frfa. 1869.—yl Bridge, hoof and Large • MJCHI2TK BOLTS, sMawov hu. *• u Jteetoafi* tor, should * Unten H*D at that tfa The official Tide for Governor of New Hampshire shows tho whole number to hare been 67,818. Of tha-a General John B-lel had 32.00), and OaafowBtearm H,774, making a ma­ jority for tho latite uf.t,7a 1, there being 42 scattering votes oml star CLOTHING HOUSE! so CANAL STREET. A Lm far Detr Central Baiirasr •Mtet^Hh m ___________ GRAND RAPIDS. new STOKE, ' . best goods. 4.5»4 fa taw o. the measuro to A»31 against it. —An old eball exploded at tbs Atlanta rolling mill *n‘ Cbo 27tfr ulL, instantly talMng font men. - Th* Emperor of Russia has signifisd his fatentiuo to send an Envoy to Wadungtoa to co^rntahto Gen. Grant on hteriectfon to toe Presidency. - Southward tho march of progress takes Ito way 1 South Carolina 1, almost eomple’o’y reconstructed. Last week wa- grant d the fiist div koo over known in that Sta*a. W< now await the n ima of the State that will aanounoo th* last divorce it will ever grant. ■-------- LOWKSt prices MEN'S & BO YS’ CLOTHI NG HATS, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, <fc( Gold & Silver Watches, IW« fiAiyUT. —It ia said that the Bepubli -an ia the Spanish Ctetas will rotaa « fake the oaths proscribed by th* aew.ABastitu- The election mMforifappi wifi not I be ordered until after th* re. nil of the Virginia afaetkm is tawwn. 1 -ThaBspabfawaseftUOectos will ••------------------ —’--------- a head a goa libea*] prtosa. mwoU,b«t we taat if he SM State YriteyRriboad thn IMi taaL, betwe tearing. Ha ■RfctW at aft istom Wife* a fa Hastin �. Frail A Oyster Sotua t- h> •»L'WSWJSftJ** “*“'d im„ am> j*rtel<naw>>ittanKwvrak DfctBtttTJUCB. «** raMan. - If a, >u. wilk , pp, k.1. fa, Mee, empty cranium, bram tecs, Jack oT Ji mu- tadF»d«w-ai^.Mm>, Favtr Jam.—Tho best ia tho world, and enough for everybody, at Maim Bco'a Drug Store, on Joifervm atreet. 0" Ujra, which bo took from our table on Saturday lael. and pay. 50 coats for Uua notice, he will Mrs h=----- 'f th, di*, j grace of having hie aaane printed ia the columns of the Baxxeb. 8 HO. BUSINESS CARDS. tide (Wedaee’ay) forooooc, from the Jrit I? ten v to.—A now am! sp'emlid jewelry ,ro of If*. Hxaroex, by a stock of WALL and CURTIN’ PATER, young man by tbo name of Grogg. He vsr+'eheap, at tho City Drag Store of F. wa. raught in the art, th* property re- i covered, and tho thief mtrehod off by ; Snoot ExnbqranMBirT.—The Ssroxn the village marshal to tho common jail, Hocui at tho Union School Huuaa, wi^ where he at protect remains, ruminat­ take place, Friday Evening, Juno 6th. ing on the vanity of earthly p-mr minus All an* n-'P'wtfuIly invited, and aa far Tax Cintsx Mows*.—There ia on exa, practical all should attend. ' hibitouo, on State atre. t, one of tho Tkx Dtnia Bbothxes trt pushing n»» ing machines m.de by the Ctey - -------------------------------- vrmca tbyir business with energy, and are <!oi altraeting c... sidoruble attention, and tarmined to make a tern] crar.oo pnxery, which has th.- u n»ar*n«. of being e-.ual ia Hastings, a aucceta. They »p*-ik for to the b-rat, known a» the “ CAhmr Jfewthvmaelrea ia our aJ rortiaing columns. *r.' Ma.srx. Wiawnux a Uaxai^are It P. Hm&Co, Nashua, N H., pr~ tbo 'ueal agent-, and wo advu.< such pritor. of IIsix’s Vegetable Sicilian of our termers a* d‘ auo to puroh ise tho boo: machine in the market to give this Hair Renewor, publish a trctios on the one a thorough triiL IIaib, which they will send free to any .- - V .»» " I one on application. Tills ia a valuable SvcCTrarrt Taxincurr.— We loam that »<me time ainoo a yunrig lad, the little book, sand fur it a n of Calvxx Atxswuara' of Cittdoton. Bxsirryrt Ixnxxa.—The new sign was aeriottily injured by being carried which adorns tho front of the City Drag «••«* ■' tag. -which, with tho genuine, Store, F. D. Acxlxy proprietor. It was .spirit of Young America, he w>s baljr mg to unload before his other's door ; manufactured by I.iseixv Dldxxa-ox, and whieh Ml upon and broke li e reel aoxx about throe inches betow the tap joint Da. A. P. Daxax was callo i, who ARBLIZED SLATE-MAMTLES. Slatb Hearths axd tar SraS t- Clvv.lw IBBLE GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, DtOCtlAX _____ . FARM OF BO ACilRB, Oo feetra. la. ta Tteraaffl.; ■ Am, lar.i W.< serra Wtaeiee tte paaX| Gee4 O- Giutks. BROTHERS “GBLIHEIPBOYEIONS Which they sell Very Cheap for Cash I JJAeTINtlu WOOLEN FACTORY Sriixnin Sloss.—Mrsix*. Wiobtxax A Ganic hero recently put up, on tbo front of their afore two splendid signa, manufactured by Maraaa. Sncri & Win* raw, than whom tho State baa not m iro accomplished Workmen in their depart ment of human indnatry. Issirtrskics D ixcz —There will lie Now York, Juno 4. in anniversary party at Union Hall, on Tho financial feature of the we-k has the evening of Munday, July Oth, under mi the gradual dochno in ih» promp Hw patronage of Mrtu' Habt Baxn. m un guU, quotations having been as A general good- trout in antiripatod, and •ueb of our friend, as few U trif Ite kfU jntftir tt, should not fail to be al gold to-day, which do-ed ai l«kv E4J. Guvrrntaeat aocuritrae have boo ir.ry Varan Hall nt that time. f active a portion of the. week router a T«t Finer Can Loin or Braes, over brisk foreign demand and advance I ri­ ces, bet they, are now a little dull Raw the Grand River Valley Railroad, from Naabtiilo was .hipped on Saturday by Hoaai A Lxx for Detroit, «m the Mishigan Central Railroad frun Jackson. And another Wy h Ma. Jon rax of Mid- there is ao apparent reason for the ad­ vance. It M doubtless a ball movement ■Ueriile, was .hippod from Hastings on among tbo holder. of cotton goads, and Monday. will work net ‘ ’ * the Utter aa the HOST 1US0IUU TtIB W« tore p-r.kawd lk« raUr, rararwt W r. s. vanbbVnt, Haanaaa Waeua Factoit *tlxr ~X' CUBTOM CAHDING, AMD WORK GVABAXTBtD. HEDRICK A COOK, Saito IHinauaim, . Church elected aa delegates to the Dioce­ san Convention, which nsoete thia weak •I Keginaw, How. EL A. Geewraan, F. D. AcBUraad Jam** M. Htvn. And aa alternates D. G. Rsmwsow, J. M. Ewtwo and M. W. RIXUU We team that Rev J W. Biscaorr, the nceompli.hed and jopular Rector of thia Church, and Meras*. Goonvain, Hawse aad Rma, *ill probably bo in attendamta Rxrattn —Our people teamed with re­ gret that V. Luxe had retired from the market oc State street Mr. L. ha- been the .tand-by in the meat beaiatM since we have known Healings, and ahrayi kept oa hand a good stock, whioh he •Ud at liberal prioro. Ha sucoraeoc io from Lowell, but wo do not know the emm; but if ho su.tains the present reputation of the market, bo trill do wrU £xcvm:ox Taaxx res Jaczeox. An ’•X'-nraion train trill be run on th» Gra:.d Hrar Valtey Railroad, un Tues lay next tho 15th InaL. between Ha-t-ngs an 1 J*k*ou, leasing Having• ai 7 A- IL, ,toPF«M at all iate.-m 4iate pointe. and *31 «tara to Heating. at about <1 T. M. ■Hio oxraroioa it gotten up by tbo 8c aD‘T Scarats of Nashville. but aD are in­ ’*** to particapato ia tho feeti rites of GEORGE PREMTOM A GOODMAN, fjtHE DETROIT STOVE WORKS, MICHIGAX IK ON’, first Qtxa4ux-TY �MWI >ftr*y Improv^rau. >ew iirsiTisEssrn. Unto On tho Nev York AGEFnrfWAforttte iurln». Atrara r: -a?g s! k cr5".yfi fochpwmkrt npexJui of tho Brie Railway, NIGHT HCENR8 I?< TIIE DIBLK. , wldcb tat* Won odvcrtiaod in «Wm ooh Conducted by uraus, for tho part year, and which we found dining a trip over it in ScptoTabur iapTtvef F«Y»s «>»<! Tillage la it, folly equal to any of Uw-Kaateni i Praperty .. . roods over which we poised, in the fol­ FOR SALE A EXCHAKGX lowing eampHrnentary termi, which, i $5 00 GREENBACK however, eo for aa We are able to judge, wroWftetoSSX ^i“^ifkte$Z1J,«jS AGK>"ra WAKTEHFOB. are just an! tree, and wSSah w. reprint , for the benefit of inch' Of our raadwn aa Life >" The Holy Land . icoy doairwto-ristt tho Boat thia mmob, cipecially couenending tn their fnvora,Ne attention foiaRorrxaa the moat doarable one from thia section to the NaiSaSESES? in so short a poried. The entire track and roadbed have been renovated, steal rails have been use! by tho thousand, of tons, dangerous places have bora made many pfh, the trains are ran with tnr.ro cautfoB and witt^a jndidtms eye to safe­ ty os well u speed; whatever possible tho double track has been rapidly «• tendtxl, new and superior day and nipht eoncliea Lava bean placed on tbo lino, and everything poiaible dr reosonablo provided for the comfort, pleasure, and convenience of the traveling^public. The renovatiau in tbo catiro road has boon admirable and complstu; white tho additional improveaumts which have boon made,by acquisition of tho Atlantic A Great .Wcatern Railway to Cincinnati, tho Ohio A 'Mrsdarippi R. R. to St Louis, tho new and excellent depot oceumrno<1 Mians • tofh‘ at Cleveland and Jersey City, tho new ferry at 23d street, New York, tho projected linos and oannectioas to Niagara Falls, Newburgh, and other places, manifest a spirit or enterprise to accommodate tho passenger and busince public which entitle the present roantt-rara to gte$l cnxKt ’ Tho btriucw of tho road has beau im­ mensely incraasod, far beyond ito carryiue rapacity; and wo can hardly too why, if its stock were only as judiciously man­ aged, it should not becoEue tb« moat suc­ cessful, profitable, and popular railroad nod wale, roomy, comfortable canj^havo always made it popular with passenfprnt; nnd vtatiatira show that its through travel HAEB. XN ft. nuuwrt O. teteto 1 yreame .teoaL-ro gRgygwigxasaa yin anfl;8h«»t Iron Ware (Aww.cney.i*^~r*t*L^B- .wArteUAA , ^mr. tte. «•» DmA. A Ana of IW acres. M acres ImproreAtetotee. bowebend maptotor hoeae and bans. r~ob< oretard. well watered. Ere culaa from UhUtoesllo. oZmOImTE -tr AdCtafoportion. SIGHTS AND SECRETS ®BUEK* «'nw mu.niiwnrt.ro Buildinf Malarial,. OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. ■ Save Treagh. Ma& fad put up’aS Short • SIX K»M Of Shelf- Hardwire and Cutlery. oea halLtelletrow |tote-IDywea. TnsajSIIOO. M Otrea iraun.T.d »“**'•» MkUMKIe gpwd Barn. From. H-oae. good S AAA U(n>K AGENTS WANTED •Coats wlsb hem. Price, It,'AO. 'rl' OaWxJ for N«w macitnsiad sad Etamsla! EJltlosa at ilia C lltTKrti before purotafo* i -Bpitr..' Life of Christ, and Bunyan'S Pilgrim's Progress. patent pocmt cyjr cblleb SKAL ESMB 1 INSURANCE 'a. G ENTB . jLTjteiivuiD rkicxs. Secret History OF THE confederacy; tosSaJJ-r-*"" IMPROVED FARMS, • —— HABXS9SES Boaxbl an< SalA on Commlaataa. PICTURE FEAMES Oral end Rtpsre Frensnii ol1 erery else aisle*nd la introduce U.e Genuine Im. otter ionfEeat. ’irodma! tetfiLe TlitJa*. Mem nt:;TK7:ft.ret."icl“f.r>*s: ord, V'B^.teanl and etabraWer io • moot tone tinrilswaer. Prise only SIS. Fatly warranted fw fire yeeni WewiU pay tor any ma . r more, elultc xre than unrs II makes Ike ^aeXTK WASTED, "Elaelic L<'* Milch " Sierj-.Mwad eiucli un Le mil, end MlU the doib canooi te fatted apart toasts ns am xiits', wiiteut terring II. We par Agents lr»a> tl! m fi'». per modi, and eij.en.es, or a ensunlaSidb from M!>ieS*wieaUMlau,sanlM* temade. Addreae.tl.CUit it A C >. Filtatursb, Fa.. Beaton, Z-X OXTAIXIRO ovveo.tS-re^otaMtrvrtaiUa». ordC Loria Uo. Caution—Ito M! % Impaaeri uprn by eil.ee pa: lies pEminfUT worthies, caal Gvo o.oahl«<-<. under the aams same or nibarwiae. Ours 1a tbo only genolaejad really practical cheep macUtM Trffi DTCTIONARY ratedto. th. remit, of amt alyls Inn, the Plainest to ike Hlcneat. on luted vr med. to erd.r, by oureelrM. Work irarrantad. Alee. *.o,<?* T""**’. F.ctpre Kall., Kaube^Jka.'At . . fotLOrrLEJLNG-S, an ts£S. naallafe, BODIES H. A. GOODYEAR. N. lira—muH/t. ^REYOU INOUREDf Tte Farin’ luial Fire Im. ' or Rawted, aM Rear Canceled. Fira. - noWT. rt law YfAt • XORTH AMKKICA** I’blte. Pa • • • TIICENfr’ of nartCwd.......... - .. I,ac,te4 Ufo. -ATXA" rt Hertford.............. ».ie.'« Ca. - -XAT10XAL“LIFr U.S. A.-.lAOdAW Untie. RoaM eadOillrHaia mid I’elBARhf AND EA10N COUNTIES LiUrt Wallet, Watoe: and GUI. Hueewood a«d Gill. ltd. end Oreeewated leaaree Farm Property axs’aal Lena ar Dame— by Fue ee Ugbtateg. Cids. Il.lf*ltoee. ...dont. «e. Ae. a greet rari.ly of Uro letost and moat eleiaat pacserwa sad of (be e«ey best Inrtred Capital, ... 03,100,000 Bible Dictionary, »t article, net sBtnnrroted eteys, each No.BS.Frtoo9d.070. Ill eroea TV Ur- Wsy!XhL2n^4ZJl.J5^fo“ *»• _ Fa Sellaiarert IM *iatm'/ le 'L.Z ‘ n-, >o.SO.jnri<w> DT.IOG. 113 M aeaa. « vft ES2^r23i tnZdSttsurt a K>*’“’.rr^‘1|" PniaMea*. Irving. r* a I?rle*«, Dianas. ,Teety aerea. « tt (■><- J nr tfc" hreriaLaran.i Mltiuw me taro’ita No.aa, PrlbO Bd.IXlO. los’s'aere. Ia 1SOO. MWDLSVTLLZ 1800. gjqy.-taiagaiarasa sraKwrar-Whxrsrss-BCT w«^r*’.srrt'»,^jssrsrsi nWgPdSWKB=Mt-aBS reUr, w ttLa. few tecs te «aM .'»■ ' rorhe CAarwrcctT) meymi*' JaSrteftntate M A. ^amfydriu’a^nwgg IMPORTANT .TO HBKBS! ~' FROM ATE ORDER" Kdttoea. te.. Ae te. XUM"* EVERYTHING .awi^?;rmaVeWwCSto,’2MU?*",< e-rth trees »w or itc um«: Mnaae!la*be <n2r5 IlHUho. hi and twenty er junr. ir. efot. ^raie s-irracateK-uriSte neean'u&hww iroTtiSnieUMWiBrei rrarr or jKrjrmxcww, r»<~y. aa.-*ia The Fanner.- Mat ad furni.hes actuals an. a Iyar, tact at Ila Cleet edat Sinew Ibe Cumpeny'e A. VAR LET'S?', h'«S?h“«a* iawoal rataa for eneh, a.d babahcUo’a tincwbetnser.ablhbad C. Warrn. Uvpaty Item-Clary, XarttriUe. guarsatecd. •* 353 **• * 2: IN TALCOTTVJLL.E, COXNn U1 R BCTOMBI * (cm tho Wonkrt MUXEVE RYBODY XerrwCbwnto.-J. 0. Uawwan. L. Moca. B. III. asreal llbrarr la IWT. TheUbar and laarnMaiaaiC, Csidarre Vleinu. Wboeaa appreelMe iba advantage, of Euta. W. p. IhtaTOL mrt J. U. Esau C.>mlet=m.-nt- cnli-.H^t. Fleoae ,-ddrow ua for aU lb. .tore method of duiag lnutu.tr, Cstoa OmataroL Ktxwa. J. Faaus, G. W. Bseded laleroaMMB. Wedmdieio knew ana ortaoN “TSirrsyitme-itu.ih. «t>r*. u-k' fe „n ia.lieu la oil.-* , . KsioaTgL Itow and B Kean. Wool to or.»!Ui whom wo eu> co-opetal*. OTTR STORE C. 0. TUWKMKXD. Rm*., • S *K ymrr Doctor or l>r,«p<d torjlnoei Q4- ^fcis wsr A nlao-lt count. tbr.Ur QniMd- la mate leoa ibe meet aide of JefTrraae Firrel. ▼armealtilto. Eaton Cww.tr m J .« ~uArt Up corner Brtck Block omy by f. STCAIPH, Ctewttt. Detroit. J»ly Utb. IMA. Jalyratf B. MAIN, brij-tm vnm dan of UaeeareM. XSter tSSOOtUUBr. AddesnsD.a riaroiC-.. X. Y. J7MPIRE BLOCK. rant: rixutt rantitf Baatlnga. Dec. talb. 1ML '. de^rii if GLOBE FIHE EXTESGVISHKR CO. Ko d.Dvy Streel, Xew York. n.Llsaal mlmlere oaw llriat. peemutn ___________________ -«rem, SHERIFFS SALE fill laii id yiiiajs Properly _SAT«-y-^MtaAX. ere^y u l.„, price m tow aa aayabrnw to liroklgaa. WASTES, ASESTS, A Wool Conimiss'oa House ' S . rt- A etetee eetoetioa rt Amertoee A Feeelge.Cbroam. Katn< Inga. Pte. and A«E»r» waarworOM rue And a la farther ordered, that uid eeorirero udr stas’a^^sra'uarEig prert-w to as- . For Salo at Kotemraoo I’ricen. . PICTURES. lw MsanAttpori.ftnteerT.Fa. ^Mbmwvy ft. pem-ro,r £,eronKi,*^lJE CorteWeetetMattaG JeCrt-rwon Rtrcotu. Dodge s Clebrated Plows Tb«*«ki are te” r».'» f-.r 4e!Wtry. AS Jtvw O »TEXTS- Maa» * Co., Saitoc ncteeL lite American, ST IWrk tUw Xrw Tart. Twenty Ikrwe yean' eiperlenM la wbUtalar AMEItrCAN end LURUPMS PATENTS.- PROBATE ORDER. »>*'/rtlrwtt.ee Cm«wA rtawcu / 'Tg-Eattra; fi-cttrEs. on MmAir. IM UH' May a.r uw. to i>< y»r ero Uouanud »«ekt trr l.'-C.-r »' it. ala, r _ In tha jC.Xrt*ar' ine tMa'iToi^rmo—oro ?. rrmaa. “’JEST ITBLUUKD. TWO BOOTCH I?f OXE. Tna nature, trrstnKsl and radical cure it Rperniatnrrhea. or Brmlul Weaknem, Soru.l It.b.l.i., Xeeroosnese. loeoluniare, bniaeloM and ImpHvaer. rwenlnng flmai netT abuse. *«. RZ^K..*S.. ** SntACCdtMIDICALDWI’KXMxnT. (too SS. Brrncwao. Ke* York. BED JA.OKET AXE “ Whoso throne riilcUi on the adalaon lute Mite of Paradise^-’' •“ICltou!” again’ interrupted the rrira." Tbo ministtt'alipa quivered for a m> Mpgle and Doable Clrcwlar AXD I ? H fJ < 11 I ?“x2i-.rSlK5Sk*‘“-”~"~- PURE D R U G « , MEDICINE*, CHEMICALS, u« BEST SEED WHEAT htki WOILD. ■ooxa a BTATIOKXBY, IterftlWV, ItearTGotads, Wall Papav, *. yielding, »vgm4«A , A FULL trrtJCK rt artters la my Ito. c.aat.allr SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. MULAY SAW-MILLS, And W.igbi^ 03 Eneeds i« Use fc.twrtBtiite. SHINGLE MILL*, LATH MILLS. PLANERS, MATCHERS. And all kindart Matelaerw. SKatUeg. Uearte*. A«s Ao- Alaa. Hewaef eli ktedmfneladiag the “CELEBRATEDDODGE PLOW,” And Agrtortlanl Implaawala rt every vane'e. We ialend making a epre.Utg rt Ftow. ead C4 Hwmsa/rt ferr, warren fed pwaeue, aad werrwntod CTlneap aa th. Cbaapamtt The clwni attention la p.M to u>. M|ro:tl« 0| ilfSwtoi wil £- CARRIAGE FACTORY’ Great Mpata nuit SM Merors. Beaman A Cm. W Btato'tftreet:' G«tlrrt..-ln lb. diaaaUMM (re on Uka Bl. te wS^tne^ftnffr’Stoiw ptmSeaerhwrtfijS^p green 1-. and II h Firrtorr ordered.leal aala earn —-Ii'rV—; .va kr S^JUMtRftaWaBwrdW WKKSTi '"Vi nSStV'^ri'b^. Xo. BR. Flteo MOO, New MO'MeTy h^.-raittt'SSCfiroaro *■ SHERIFF** HALE. HYDE 4 PRINDLE. ra.nuot. rn,.„Lr “win.a^. >-. re. > • b ■ F.EMory, All aur aid frwada and eaatateere In need rt a^i.'xhjzsK'S’jsste SAMPI.ERin Centaensb | BAOF.SOcend lleneb DRUGGIST AND BOOKBELLBR Orste larger quautium^ rvaaeuaMe ralee-v . bells' than .nr are. tad we will trakeil for Uietr Empire Uloelr lateraal ea well aaoar,. o. MIXMt. CallfornU nnk Ord go a ’ ' K. H BlIl'DfK. MIBbLCTHXK . xiCBliuB marll^f , . , B.M. nOBJIg. SEED WHEAT AGENCY, r,u:,1 . tu. Q.DMT WE3TKNN RAILWAY. QARIIY CUVKTY TTERR ING'S PATENT CHAMPION ‘ Wo thank lbws moot gracious Fath- K'JUssss.si.’r.'w.^x-s^ras oxtafiui.'cnau-.-icvxxss • ---------- • We furoisb .Banners with the . ! hteaM engines, • iSi Dodge Foundry, Are now prepared Io manrtpctaimIn Uto vary bet m.nuer and M> fokwroble terms SEED WHEAT AGENCY. !*T.-,~ty?rie»-«?«>i|ro-».—•»« sh CALIFORNIA 4 OREGON COPARTNERSHIP. r r*jE “y b»»i»f formed • partnership A fur the purpose of cusdultlag baaiaess at th. TXT' TTED-AGEKTA. to roll the Anenrl- well kunw place of th, . , White tbo congregation were collected Unas., or J.U Loola. Mo Drug & Bookstore. O H —— 1 ®§®SH!“S3S DODGK, BABCOCK & AOSTH. ------—< . OW----------Pat That Rascal Out- at church, on a certain occasion, an old, dsrk, hard-fcattnvl, skin and beae iadividual was focn wending his way up tho aide, and taking his seat mar the pdjdt. Th« bftdSmhg minister was one of th?t riats who drtist .written seraioaa, orifl as for prayers -foi thought Ihsgr ought to bo the natural out-pour­ ings of the hsari. After tho ringing was conqhulcd^ihoy worn ar usual callol to prayer. .Tho .genius wo have ixtroducod, did not kayel, but loaned liis uoa1 dovotioalr upon’'his pew. The minister began by saying : " Father of oD, in every age, by saint aud savage adored - ” • “Pope!" said a low but dear voice ‘to r Tbuarinutar, after carting nn indig­ nant look in-<i» direction Of the vuico, GUARDIAN a***X- ’ i "* . IB O N, SJQVE3, to line. Thro new parlor oraches are by for the most etegantin the country; and where such iuxnru.us accomtnodaUous r.rn so liberally supplied them is little doubt that tho popularity of the road for parsragur traffic (will continue uivjimin- Ic5iH^>EfcT;,S‘'‘---T!S; gfftoEu.rfaalffror.,..! op’a.etie.i* »»!•>.W>o«- 5*Jf» drcflifvfS'l AGENTS WAWTED TO SELL reoUTt H. A. GOODYEAR, J0HW OAKVETH. We;are«Ud to obeem that there ha. teen a vart change far tho better in tho u:uu5gwr.an t of the brio Railway, an far ts regardsthe raftty and comfort of trave’era and the general improTwnwit of tbo entire road. Nearly, n year ago the public wore e hocked with the details of a lemon ta­ ble accident which occurred upon it; much censure_ys» freely elicited and finblio unprosuuna were vary anfarcrabU But rinco that time tho entire corps of <-tilc«3 have boon rtssnlatod with a de­ tiro to xemoro all tho old disabilities and foulta in tho narking of. tho line, and NonoDCN- • ” siw roiMii TIE IATMT flBATO WWUTltT. DIE UA.DriET.TV? EQUALIZER. >ar*lyiii cdm be Curwfl! eafctos PROBATE ORDCit. DM. T.x 1 a BUlBELt, r7rtU’“9 “■« Cw«a«ltiM Fbyeteteae, male she treatment at Cbteaie' Dtoesawaaptaklfiy. eadCU9K theia te e**Ui*r’ *•* «*■* ^C^rreLawrinaautee the tettttoe^■ „ WV’^w^-rtR'l'rl»rtto Ibe Ottoalton tf ’S'VVft K4KWAKWa laJinTSe dSIi.g ri!2a bSul yaetrJ.Vafter fonn which no trarrior roturn*—1 ’ '* fflSkeopoar 1 ” again interrupted tho •" WpPIXCOTT *;R AKEWELL, tele owner, of Colter.*.aad"BmEfoil.t’Rento. Ttuii wan to much. . ‘Put tho inspudrainaranloai," shouted tho minister • Original 1ejankulated the voice, in tho some oilm.but provoking manner. « Tut Amexicxx Oro Fntow for June* r."nR■■ ■ va'a great story, "Oaean Twins," Grand Secretary Ridomit’s oration on American Odd FeltewaHp; An Odd Follow Abroad"*, (beat Men and their Diaoovarms; Ban Francisco to White PiM,Odd Fabrica;foulics Department; Ponfay; Mtycrilany; Foreign and EVERY Baiffigsa? Comer of Jefferson nm! Bailroad Strrot?, ■ HASTI/mS, MICH. A Word io Soason to the Citizaas of 1JA.TUIY COVNT1-! MAN HIS ’’•mlltoa.OMarta. add ibUe ..k. ih.iprwerrr.n, J^UKNT. WANTRD FUR Firat-Clasa BU0GIE8 OWN PRINTER. “Wra*? DOLTBLE WAGORS. Tat LtMant at Vmn AwraMBuri ,OT«r oAnwd 'fs the ’Ootaty. I AIM TO FFT.T, rriNftlTV YEARS’ Evrtetrtes tx r» Genuine Artlolee. t, NIGHT fiCEN’ES X» THE BIBLE. By Bov. Damiel "Kaw-fo, D B. gygasg Cw-rfid^J.^1'^**“*- ‘*b t^pia SiJmiWw■ Rd. IM. ITA 4 W« OniMDwieb Strert. X tetod May JV’h nag, on «hw M*’ FmaMamiSnn* IS wte^Xate^*mrorog tbowder^fM^oofjtanMfoHadCbhnadMB wiB oi^i^yLwfiyueo in m.y STC •■ - ••«- - • - . Po*!^ rtV. 1 ***** ■• • ' ' s J%riJaKKxa»rts*S U »***< JAUE® CX.A.WMJS. Ohhu3 XZ, iSl -roro. Llif?** -** wri. >Mlr. 00® c'jliLxj ja-Wd'skik JT^tew* 8flt’ 1 GVARDIAN HALF. -tetowwmiam a nar-es HSS.I.U . CO.. *»«•«• At Ibe I.0WK-T I'OXHIBfR RkTXV giring mr Cento—ro the TCtT BU^ ■ ro’iw M&roi rSVcSiftiS^T?- “*~w ^aaasss,-.*rxiB Ullieni hi’'act. ite Gt side eftbn ssfe teeka aa TAM M AKIKO and bare color4ctcd a large X lumber W . . , pew be aerrn an owr sidewalk. Plaae. call and ■ s?yjzsusSSStsu.'i-jrass* Kxa^srjra.^as,^*^ ■ ' rtM Mi aa. loXirjB Chaapant cBXa , ,*u*rXfcnC/! **' —** w**rt*» »««sgtidl<*VAfo*Jwb • , AL it Ln TV- «*♦* - -— � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-06-16.pdf 66014d76642721af97ef6736cd75f22b PDF Text Text — ■ f?1 ■ 1 ; 11 . r.s a ■>' • ■ ■• ■ • ' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNfebAY, JUNE I«, 1809, NUMBER 8. JhJintM Jirtrtsrj. JOHN R013RT8, E H. MILLORY, 0.5c. at llw Crtrt !!■■<, BuUaap. Wl VNoif. " NEW GOODS NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! ■ ... new *. h*r’ j'"rt ™<“ra*l from York and boston ----- With On-— IMMENSE STOCK SMULBIIG’S 111 CUH STORE offl^on/iblo Good, which I offer at that 'will Astonish fruitiem eadcavor. ' YeeU was giving P PRICES TO SUtT oy X ataall not lx. nMwULHy «EW ■ILLIIEirCMM Ktf, ROBINSON It WIGHTMAN, ' ABE NOW SELLING 8. C. PRtKDLE. A sudden light itreaxocd into aay who was growing, and not without cause, mind. His words wore like a rerafat>oe« seriously alarmed far my becHto On reaching the store, my principal clerk said to me, with a serious face and yon. ba added. “I uirlunaai rant man sec : *■ Hare you hoard about poor Clog case- You haro a dtoopos that fasapI«BC the rery foundations, Mt «My at yvurhfo.bat®fyourbrafaosa H . *-No. What of him!" I asked. “A disooasl What draras!" 1 •’Dead." asksd, a now thrvb of alarm in m» “Dead! Why, Alfred!" Cheaper fox’ Cash than any iTotiac lh Barry County. WM. H. HATFORD, NEW GOODS Direct from Factories. DA.ILY! RSrSpecuIitics in every department. DpUSEKttPEtSJ ftHWFXPEBkL, P. RfaillfS'A CO? women—and ffllildran "Yea, sir. He died last night" A slight shircr ran through me. Ctaghim was about my own age, and when I so* Hlu Hat, lyes than two weeks before, apparently fa his usual health. He tofl a wife end twR child­ ren. “ What ailed him !" • ** Wall." answerad my clerk, fa d stow, measured Way, that was tWctiliar to him, *• the doctor says he was all run down by orwrwurk, and that typhoid fjvcr set in and earned him off" The ebivur returned, going deeper. 40h,4rar! Htoread! Andldon’t believe he woe much ahehd." “Mr. Eldridge," replied my derk. - was in just now, and says, if the buainess settles up cent, per cent., k will be ss uraeb ao the bargain." " What will his poor wifo And child­ ren do !" My thoughts went instantly -.“SL hundreds of other poor wid­ Women —and Children " 1 die insurance i* the remedy. Tube it, art H «i 1 act »• a MtM. t BWfrl for 1 have Utonit tried fa a &ra« catts.4 "Thank WU. my friend—aty Hsdtau'eont Mulid !- I added with suddeb eltfaUon, for I now aaw the whole matter ffl light os clear as noonday. - ToT have eared ma from shipwreck. The -attain now span me mrfi hmgarb“ borne. I Lava Wl my sCnmWlirain* •iJy Bfafag «Wy liMMWFlIMirt fate will Lo mine imlrm I have rest fct body and brain.*’ . • " Than do not delay far tn honr. Ut your next business tor to-dgj by the pro­ curing of a Ufa nblicy for tai thousiafi dollars, in a good cottpahy?’ ‘ Do you know a goOd n aiw f* ows and orphans have had to do," was . “ Yra: at kart raa tha* 1 maaSM* ^1 toMddmoat fiercely bfr the Raft, ‘Costar’s' Buckhorn S&lve HENU1NE DRUGS & MEDICINES!' (jTREASONABLE PRICES! II 11 COBB, HA8TISI at t£zb hAsthv&s drug store. PURE PAINTS & oixar BTIUSHE3, VABNISH, TURPENTlUfi. 2500 Pound* ctwctly pure wutTM Lotti . 25()A pound? GEtrnrt English crown lead, pounds iCTHLett rsmr lead. ' ; 10W) rovnD’ urBC3],B vnescw that defies competition. «<nr mt ura war Nu, detUnm** lasi^, ** wo won’t talk Give us a call and we *IU warrant satisfaction. ctUui iTe out of the queattoa.” Btrt, Henry, jour health, yoar Very J. P. HOBEBTS 4b 00. in thia way much long«,” mid my HOLBROt •“»* far1 I shook my head. , , -‘Nofhoqwwfad.fararH* /■No, nr. It wrar fwanat sap* “X •UttGl- :b<7 would not ba thrown helpless rn the world. This fear haunted me tbritinually, often disturbing that cool judgment so Ssauntisl to business, and ——-**171 causing me to take risks in the hope of “Act Ek. a wise and large profits—always a dangerous expoand place them sbuve want «t dirat. thea your way to ho™ fod I had tak<_______ __ sored, for your head Wl ba ra before, rad uncertainty had kept ma awake a Thia had told oo my < Ao« a fine astmimmi of TfO ?*“£•" making proviaicn for my wife and child, rat-my wife, young, gratia, and bean. M«8. TAY^On WIGHTMAN A GREBLE bMi—- •»* "<o ao eH tty heart on this world’s goods that I would barter Efo itaelf for Aran! a**1 .Xl* t£Jth bat shocked the sentence that was «b my lips, far I remembered he was the ma of a widow, who, fa toil, and sorrow, Sttd angiect, had balded with Ufa, fight­ fag thro ugh lang yonra far her daily braad. . 1 loaned, during the <fa srho had upportnmtiM of k CBtehbrn's tastfaesl would fait to recur® thio Maeeod ceeaHgmetfow. wall- Op, ■mmx dlfifarqcl as_ result; but no one thought there would ‘•Oh.Mthwgl I eaaaaveitK^oeever ba anything over for the widow and Itera^ a radar and mbner AwMfaa fa This insidoBl of Clagbortl’o saddest -ik,?—u» K~ir r mm, “Oh, yee, if you deairo E" _ Wo WVM to thaoMra, wed I Mderai Mr twubabiee, beertig ttar raUNs, • You took rather jfale,*'te* fog hw keen professional eyre BUT TOUE PLOWS AT THE BASTINGS FMNBBY! cTrm.MnaG»c» wro. sag*. tt-r Bl*—*"' xbb wxiuie th». wiACmdwr^RICSWt'.tolWhMl.tl!. Wc H.,. . fun of CCWIVATORS A DRAGS, whiA*»*rllMUfa»t«!ia“drttot'W JACr,fifr afoh'akdfa' Wsroas, far MS aew 5 ____ .lists Priaen - - WAGOB AOBBCT. “Overwtafc; that ie aS, X beM “Ah DxgriM. th AtiiifHjji mH ttoa.** . Addrae : . W Crosby Kt KY. ( Or, Amdt F. HmT (Furfawiw to) I Duxai Ranns* Cb.,SI Pack Rww.N. Y , Med l«L Mu lew. . vf x ! �JEMENT8 “ttfrww!" ItwMdbewbeW t .friend. Then the tone changed. • W1&.my gsodHtow! what's the mat­ '' Ifsri shuttle strangely,” I answered . On motion of Hr. Striker, Alien Jones waa elected pound ma tar. -- '»■» Itafadsn here. Cam-on diet Thep stititmrfAlloa Bennett and other -, •reT And I Ud my hand <m my faropraysag that ft OtoeM be teU out and eetabtieUd, .fa* , W whte. at the quarter post Uno on asctfon..v» teso, one hundred and for^r foot north of the center rf the railread track thence north sixty foot, thonco earicriy, pandtel with tbereUroed track to the east lino of the weet half of the south-eeri quarter, sr to tho east Kao of H. J. Km field's land aad west lino of Joaos'land ; WX^wOOO ; me KU— Tw, Mgve CMiKfiffl! CDFITlKm Av - nyrt ^^4—1 w - ..f. .$7 GOODS HJl VE TUMBLED, AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM ic per lb. The bcsl Ten Cent Coffee waa allowed, ead an order drawn, for tearing my wife and children wituout a dollar b the world, would have done lhat fatal work. But my mind was at «*UtT No badness oare obtruded, DO dreed auriety for my beloved onee brooded over my mind. 1 was paaeire WhicliGdMWABK4PMMM*ai*ofi the recent Great TJoclin®. power, In tome obscure corner of the earth, it would have been settled long JWud. that the prayer at the peti- ago, cither without or with war; jet, tfooero be granted. * England, who alone, aboeeaU other ac­ Prer-dri, however, that said • treat or tions, did her utmont, thiougli bribery, street, be laid out, established and open­ ed without expense to tho village of •nsmiee, and open insult to us as a na­ tion, trying evw^thbg except open war Hasting*. On motion of Mr. Grant, the aeeount to destroy our republican term-of gov­ Should the be allowed to of T. Phillips, of tL\jf-flvo ddllars, for ernment. taking asMumeut and making tax mH, break at will aD nites of international ised to extend the time sperittedln the warrant of thu treasurer for the collec­ tion of the poll taxe > eesee.ed b this vil­ lage, twenty days from the expiration oi EXCVi WORTH OF GOODS IN STOCK, making and executive power, instead d being interpreted by foreign govern­ ments to imply an eaneet desire for peec»» will soon beeimaidsTvd a token of moral and physical cuwvdibe. Would it not be well for our government to up- jrtment b.-more complete Prints. --- ------------------- .----v.i in each depart..v ment than ever before brought to this market Conauting . • of a fine line Of > , DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, Cotton, Linen and Cambric Edgings and Insertions. Clothing, Boots k Shoos, Hats k Caps and Wall Paper, in great variety. Quinine. ALL KINIS OF FABMIK9 IMPLEMEMTICillTAMTLT M HAH. IB-Come and Come early, bo as to secure good bargains and Svapnia ufiusAseisg s> the first choice. Bedford, May 1st, 1869. ••asaaaa a aaawaa. EXCELSIOR JOBE Are now offering for sate, a full Stock of New and SenHoncuble Gioodrt, recently pa rollasod in the best raAtcm markets at the krwe-t posaibte- primw for cash. Our*sL>ck include a full bw of MX aiMSsar * JOST T«I MSI Siimi, COAL! a>,x> rxo xuoar. STAPLE A«D FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. protected under the cross of St George until they were armed and ready to Cloths and Ready-made Clothing, •aoep down upon American commerce? Hats & Caps, Boots trSho’v, Groowi*s, &c 1 with a cooler! Bay, giro a limited time for auditing £3F“Ca h paring customers, give us a call. We will cheerfully show von ^i Load and teen nervous anxiety about our stock, that yvu mny compare prices with any other farf-claas 8t<>ro rapid gains, baa grown with a healthy ii foim her mejesty's government of the Lrf in the State. We hive got the Goods and we waa: »o ee l fys gMs tafir mJ hrgsr each year. them, and »hnil try to sell you all we can and will satisfy you that it Cliss No. 2. Qniox Fiat Woolsif stimulus ia tjtd ttmctml of their mdebtcdneea At C3fi» for your interest tobuy ben-. We warrant thr prices slvill besati .factory. SF2 2 ( supplied. And Beet Buck, 8 P. Cady, present, be English p.c s are, or pro­ Wo will take in exchange for ottr goods, ............ 1 ( if life insurance Secund do, Thomas Altoft, tend to be, very ignorant b regard to Cuss No. 8.—Laicxsna. the amount of our deem. 8om- of tluSr Beet Ewa, D. W. Kills, leading journals set our claims down at nt the regular market rates. Secund do^ “ fabulous amounts, keeping poor Johnny Cues No. 4. Corewotn. Bull b a state of pcrepiraton far tear of Beet Buck, D. W. Ellis, bring robboS, whilst all we want is a Class No 0. 8auitu Beat Shoep-shearor John Morgan, 8 00 • peedy settlement on an honorable b..sia 6eUm 1 do.,' Isaac B. Hanna, 2 00 Financially, the sheep (hearing frstivri was a failure; the total receipts be­ ing but.W 15, and the premiums and expan aa about 828. J. M Nxuxs, PaDuttr School Masar—Ths county troa.urvr has received the money appor­ tioned for primary schools m the,county of Barry for tin current year, ly the Superintendent of I*ubbc Instruction, tbs amount bring < :,258 18; and to 47 cu;.te to each child of the school agv, an- which is appoitiuned among the several toai.ahipe as foEows;— Downed Gum Fault Jim. F nolM to try theca. _______ DETROIT WOOL WAHEHOt’TB. MOXET TO LOAS 249 172 208 105 219 915 ne 200 m 171 57 49 28 44 02 20 72 22 si 85 Looting itself in a 'remarkable degree. When that august body cen fin.i no other matter upon which to legislate for the ^enetit of bur village, key pirooeed to rot ate the buriaoM of fafaridaria. for June Dth fast, wo eBp the item herowith printed, and simply, roggest that a man professing to bo a minister of the 1 gospel of th- Son of God. who Wahoo other j-cople Mid that ho may inherit their HL'lina, ia exhibiting the “ Cloven ’ Foot" to a degree that should call forth ' tlio moral condemnation of ' Social Direr—On tho er Friday, Jujy 2d, the epprouri>in altauirareery will bowtebra erisd party, al the bcCel of E. fa tharfB^e of Nashville. FlRBVORKfa •r dry pA oarpata, 4c., 4c, Mammoth Store of Win. Bea duur West of thu Mariuu H ■Bmct.f^bl , Mtehegie. To giro Wsaa *n the fast tone «**«*>■' __ _________ Enrros Bxxxnfbbling perhaps a word from one of your numerous pat- | rons b this k» ality might not Ve found amiss, I write. Alter a brief sojourn in a distiuty^Ume, where petnJcim is the gist of human mtercour.e we have returned to what waa unce the modest rural hamlet of Nashville, and fi9d in Ito stead h prosperous and fa wishing village. That superior pices of mer­ chandise, ths iron horse, b n eking hie daily trips to and from our village, has a tendency to obUtmte the title of "AariwArri," Ud substitute b its place, “Fast Young America." But. « the whole, w. think our little village to deetin-d to maintain its summary with any town in the county. Already the NEW To turn grey hair to its nat tad boeaty. .wee Hau’s Vegeta ia Bair Hraewer, the best an liablefupnutii* eeienee hee Ivjteu bring anything to tow Gad owtfae pricejrf Gust 41 Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &e~. Agreeable to the pregramto^ ad< pt--d by the agricultural eociety, th« annual shiMiy shedring festival waa held on Tiureday of lari week, but the nttendun?e waa very small, aad, owing to the iualeMrt weather, but fow- ateep were' brought upon the grounds yti those ou exhibition were very valuable and reflected credit on the sheep growers of thw oouriy. Ma. Atrorr exhibited a COURT HOUSE, Son’s Win*. The Ardie s Nd» at tin City Drag Star* u full <ant*oa. It sends forth of Itilfin i soda, euul and r which neither mfaaeriii nor de CLOTHING HOUSE! 30 CAJVA.E STREET. STORE, ----- BESTGOl OBAMP bapids. o think it fo h atoWroafin Who will mo MEN'S & BOYS’ CfaQTHINn „ A . WcrttavrstriNa ciooDB 1 A HAfls, CAPS, BAGS, TRtNiKte *(• rinncuiu srrfamov e?vre tc ’ ' Sffi" �T?* < *Wfo and "pniintatfiu will takn pfow MVUrumunrri »*"teM.Faxo J« ire THE EMDLtSS MATCH! ■Ltesn ^atsifiod, and ytreidsu to be a rich —I _ _ *’••* *• all who may patmfam fbc tmte. The Endieea MauEl w "-at” »<«*< Twi psreses mscsetes* BsOemPvfasaoBtete mum----- , . Thctablmux m U th km< “Mr MT dtMM, ad *** w—**—** A*——» *a*rem, ,. mt, bma. fni—l—RM—!■■■—■ I, sAoe 4se& • MnotTXJca. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS CARDS. . (jjtfii’snT uritiMliLf iass. tEsatatacfc"”-* — G’ttjsjase, vj-i- Mat st Asrunit — Advertising makes up for th- di.-advaatagee of a poorly locat­ ed bu iaaai •land. Try it Fovnn or Jcir Excoastor. There is to be a grand railroad encurafon froth . Jackson to Thoruapple Lake, and a picj nic at tho lake, July Bd, 1809. A ap»To turn gray hair to its natural aobtr cial train will have Jackson early in the knl beauty, use lieu's Vegetable Keil- morning, and stop at all points of interisn Hair Renower, the beat and moat re- eaL ami arrive at the lake about 10 a.m. 1 J After discharging ita pxs^nge-.s, the I train will ounie through to Hasting.-, to i cotraey any who may desire to go to tho I take and attoud the |ucnic, aad return , Gin Farit J ass —F. D. Acfiur has to this place in time to leave here for J'ist received a large supply of the re­ Jackson about 4 r. n. Fare 'rom Has­ nowned GiM Fsvrr Jut Friend-, do tings to the lake an 1 ^-Ofn, 25 cents, | ’ * ‘ kut fail to try them. St I children half price. Boats na 1 fishing tackle will be ia roadiaMs for those who , Social ItaKK—On the evening of desire to use them at the lake. Friday, July 2d, the approaching natiunone should taka their dinner baskets, a! anniversary will be a lebrsted by a Ac., Ac. One of the brat bands of mu­ a rial pnrty, al the hotel of E. H. W«sr, sic in the Stalo will bo in attendance. ia the village of Nashville. BFBCtAL NOTICES. manhood GEORGE PREBTON, WmtsksaeraelteaeTsea e. tel pw II. WniOHT. aqrent. s® ' Dip, HlciK, Grata, ^r-vraortt raa.vnv/m. err *>■» sarer. 99999999999999 Salta &Ban£SBilm, il- A. GOODYEAR, Bate! fttiaip Dealer, Coaucrans axes . Inithn lnterMI N S^r*«n>re-^t. —«*. rasas Sven am, inmwr jprriN®* WOOLEN FACTORY! IfunsMlVteua Factsit ‘tor Rsaesataftn** CUBTOM CAHDI1XG, Tuesday morning they wars taken be­ fore Junta Qua, and one of them fined ten dollars Bod costa and the other five, and in default of payment they were ra­ are eararetly requested to attend th-' axial at the Unfafo Bdroul Qoum <* Friday evenisg, Jabs 18th. The liter­ ary riTrniar*, with ** almost entire change ef par.'urmers, will befta *1 8:46, It t» Exnxrim waits wars. WiV ..d wifl form the principal fcatarai and new the rash for oboes and gaitors of ywt, Um soeial before end after there elall kinds, for men, women and ehiidroa, srmxw shook! Mt be mimed. The Hasat that modal dry good.’ stere ia the I’hmhix Block. Drees goods and jwinta * Umutifti) stylos, nine shawl. a*d OB* ALL FOR S1700 General Groeer, aaortment uf the BE»: e?honl books, wall paper an I vtstiun -ry Call bo'.o.w from ths pUor tor tlw Ei*t A com­ purchasing olarwhorejunldtS I pLiat, charpiag larceny, waa made by a Na. (kMDits, on liehalf, we believe, us I'kaslx. McQvkzx, and a warrant is­ sued lire sheriff started in pursuit, oierhau'ed the cattle at Buffalo, found .-lie tuusiug ox, and am tvd the party On Hatnrday, Deputy Sheriff Vsoomas of dry gixds, carpita. Ac., Ac., is at the starfod oast with a GuVern.w's requisi­ Haamoth Store of Win. Bennett, next tion for the man. In the meantime, dv>r West of thu Mariuu H>use, Ma n drat, Jacb-.a, Miehigin. To tost thia, have been nm-ated at or vide, and in default <d bail to appear on give him a call the first tiwo you visit th" 19th tor exan.iaatian, stands o.mmkred to the “ Hotel de Mallory." Of tio caxj we know nothing a. to tlie merit-, ou -pl that the defendants claim tain at the City Drug Store i» n«.w in the laiiug to hav. been purely ace-d.-ntfull up-rnti.s. ( It sends forth a strw.ni of delicious tofts, bud and refee-king, which O'ither eUarMSta nor destroys the health. Call and get a glass—jaly five Axsowr x Row. On Monday «Tctboon, twu per.una on the Nlroeta, rather trvublreotne frutn the wwtkinga of n large amount of “tangle-tag," wore re­ quested by the village marshal to be go­ 1XO0CX9DCX Dai.—The 4th of July ing b.rme; and in attamptiug to g.-t i« rapidly approaching, and should be them out of the town, when near the prujierty observed by the people of this uffl -e of Dr. Upjohn, they refused to g-, ridniiy, and we think it is high time Upon which the marshal am ted one of »teju ven taken to have a first dare aa- them and was going to tat him sober off d'>nal jubilee. Who ’ will move ia the, ia jail, when a arums onaaed, and one of the mea struck the marshal over tho Tni Exnrasios.—On Tuesday, the Sunday school excursion to Jackson, res th" G. R. V. B R , came off according to programme, and wns partfoipnted in by a large number of people *11 along ths line Everything posted off pleas«M*y, and there was not the slightest ucOent to mar the festivities of the no* sASem. Wte.ls.Os preeA; CM 0*. stark, tag Hmm. writ w.ttrte ( Femteg laptarasts, Tkrve llsgt, fsf .Wrap .»d Tires Unfcre, fflnm cumuli, m 1BBLE BROTHERS afit wnwrasa. Andlitertty to be Publicad. ■GMCHIEkPBOTOlOB n»M Wbkb Iter ull XWSrWS'-.rSW! Very Cheap for Cslh I rpHB DETROIT BTOVE WORM, nse?A'tt3s,.=Js.‘i>«ra3: MICHIGAN IRON, (take redrew Oravosl). HALL'S �Noncizs. hardware SW a £ GOODYEAR. AOENCYf •< i>atary.,,'J.:. JOttX 1 H Jfoncsa. CARVKTH. iKBrarH Fams aad Fitiaga ntfutf roBSAxweaxpstasox STOVES;;mw', ■ jjetistwag. rsTg-aa n and Sheet Iron ,WB VjflSr ^crrr. iMintM iii oilauai’, KUsosap ®* oE Sts® Roll Boad, >.ddln* Transportation. nut, ESTATE. C-Jtf. TINKJIA JX'. JOHN M0BKB1 ►Brsiauxa-USarfWa.^ D«o MALLOB 5,000_____________ land in winter; and be on vour। - aad lUnatratad ELlUs. of Urt apfaot baiacperwaaed taudai Ufftef Christ, and Bunyan’s Pilgrim*1 wte rieultural paper*. Whan you buy raim that takae two or three, awka • ahadow the--------------bfMd ft MgMy WyrmqWfrft aa good aafare. Kill yoar pulleta at dx to nine mouths aid, anl Imp all your old hens » lay eggs. By eo doing, it ksooeh lenelaM to gather them. Never change the. walae of any stock, aa in end tn breodiojr will, if long eootinned, vnsnre yon against having stock to s^U, which is BIU asd frixaia. 10 tiHrodeea the Gratae V ; tnrabGean*. Fanning implements should not b- rataswrxfwtartJrot b ad. towdnad .abrdHter n a wmi asp. ' cleaned wnen used in wet weather, ur ord. ri..r Manner. Fnc. ui>l« til. Fully Jarrnawd ' whfti the sail adharo.1 to thorn; anil, I.T tv* bear. • We alii pay SlOd tar any ar | iwcially, do not re juire your hirwd help t. Magptowa harrows, ate., from thu fields, no metier hew losay Uwm» occur, till you have done min— them in such fields. Let them lie by the tones till yu« want them elsowh -ro, if it bo a mouth cr more. Nor should yon troubk- your­ self about providing a tool-house or sheds for wagons, as any plaoo will. du tor jour tools, where they will got wash•fi by rains and dried by the san. / Your summer's fuel should ba ent be­ tween April and Octob x; and if you IM TALCOTTVILLE,COMX. find it to synd io the woods -ia«j it* W«4as MSI., by tor a load when you are mowing ur do­ Barnard. Garrfurrar Vialan. ing other important work, it will ohon^e the monotony of your labors in a great degree. Moreover, be particular to burn F**" wt»d< as it “ goes " three times os •ZcicK aad iu »•*•*•« •"* puWi.b.r. prim. ‘Z/ . Dodge's Clebrafed •* Plows For Sale at Kalamazoo Pricer. PICTURES, IMPROVED FARMS, Wild Laid: aid W Property tftftftfHa.4 MI4 oa CemalMlon. HOU8B8 aad appropr «U ntaaesl for sMaM,*r priia for a eebsUr. DB.C 0. SCOT PICTURE FRAMES Oral and K^uaru Fratan rtf trtfrydlr aad.,. I. <?...» IK. ,1_ vuwuuh, PBaCTICINO Fhyalclaa su'd 8 ^nerm; iMevaont A1TBST10H. COM! Tie hnm’ Imai Fire In Ci BABB* ABD UIOI COUMTIES area Fan® PnrtBrV Mala®, Um or Ua«M . bj Hr. er Dghufaj. iDICTIOIfAMY UeaeapM. af 1 ETV-E R*^TTMirTC3- SKfrjHBsitflb: KWM — ■— —T I »Q ai*.5- A*ftnnershould turrorpaint his build­ ings, nor hevea pertide ofthe oily *.*stutf ” about him. The thing was “gut up'! to •peculato on, aad to rub larmorsuf their hard earnings. Nature nxjuinM no paint nor ahould the toncment or out-buillfc^ai of tonnem. The owners of Hums should be care~‘------- k with their hired help _____ ia absolutely aeoeeeny, I - -------------- ..... ...--------------- , ally findenough “ tinkering" to du about----------------- ............... — tbebMa,whik your men do the hard wok of the field. By to doing you will which are expensive. . No £sbus» of refinement will hsvu a “gni" to help his poir, broken-down wBe, becaaae she is alro*4y rninel to 1 health and spiritaall the girl tin the । MtSaBg!riat'Bsr.'M~‘ •“ Jsssurtfexxc-uixiwss asnxmxJtr.'.’iM.TrjixBM ®wswasSm.“JrjE«i IMPORTANT TO FARMERS! DODGE, BABCDCK & AUSTIN. COPARTNERSHIP. fc*G. HOLBROC CALIFORNIA & OREGON fa* rtyyrtis?j-tget - - Dodge Foundry, *"“!■ P’H’*'”' ’•> ia <lx r.rj •• *•• and «a (ar.nW. Urw ]T,*SE,55A£i lw J OHM STEAM ENGINES, JWX PVDl.lfiHRti. ' BOOKS IX OXE S irtWawnt MI CHAI ««<te aaft DoafetaCtrralar "gS.TgaSt8Wa.arg SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. Cj Foeadito the Measared Uaahcl, HYDEft PBIHOLE. ■g4-^sXr^i.' Auro*. tw Pet ap aad Ca.rai.nL sufrrn iMaad aaaled la Ila »n. iuimixr>Ni szawCte equalizer Puralysto can bo Cured! jyJBK KING’S PATRNTCHAMPIOM CARRIAGE Fi 1 GEORGE PRESTON Great WapalloKM kit stmt I.riiM you, tOcaUoa „ kiyj[j a W.u M«M auok M »»■ X. W. ft C. RffMWTT, Ba**e*o*< PtnMMnc’®»e »~W«IU. lk. M -rTJK.i jGRpCERXES. BASTLWS. tICH. Mack, aspociaDy swine- Oum should be ftd to tbasn in the oar, upon the ground aad where they will have to root to to>d toe ksradv m they art abelied aS. teMaashoaidbedarkaM free baa UpffsHrm as much *s pujsible. Curry EVERY MAN .Kosri . . Fint-Claw BVGGIB8- OWN ;!^sawanhr '. WM- JOO! rndflM Dw.u.t, <ro»u mu *<■>,“'--A'.’.1 DOUBLE *WW«. ACIFIC Horn P � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-06-23.pdf 33962a4641f46bdc8a9205728cb829a3 PDF Text Text the Sntisjs f »»«tt GI-EO. M. Ck' fUttap DEWEY, AT HJUITIXOA. BABBT 00„ MICH. OU««’trJ.Cul*Aitoa,» Qrroery Bmm, *s*l ’ISffi*' Term* of SaMeripUea I OAw a«d rttaanbarOj for saaeas, <«49, l.ranalsiy in U. Pcrssaa twaUUoa .Mdld wr.Wttwtrss— a»d put'»■*•'aCariu VOL. XIV, Hastings; Michigan, Wednesday, June 23, istw. NUMBER 9. 5ininws iliterterg. ly the New NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just returned from NEW YORK AND that ef them roeolooahena wus a port uv the deni part, they mart be counted in dead —tore also, and aradfa their re­ pute to thrir MMtitoMBb, they axnpoeed thate Emba for burid, and the hearse Maded with tha foarftd weight rolled ^ettoan annual overflow of tester. Beane dBer writeso soy that Sa tewd “BteteoBiteel” m—out the chair­ “weydVi. probably darirod from the man, and forthwith all uv the p.rty German word “wndefl.'* whfoh im^ knowd more portikrieriy m Oansarvu- “ to go about ae if to pasture." Othtou tivo OnppurtM lb hud down without a still find its darirotiTfo a — murmur to bo lifted fa with it It took source. Mr. T-jg!- jtygi an ttaifhe a large number UV hedroee to cony thia name of Jhw gave neo to vaHouuotetoed, and the takfa uv — out thinned mylogiee; bat foe snort pcobaMe dtee denvee its name from Jims, ia honor of NEW GOODS BOSTON — -With an------ IMMENSE STOCK of Seasonable Goods which I offer at FO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS ALLEN BENNETT. TT . A?P DRAKHM D-, Hastings, Mich., Fob. 1st., 1869.—yl KJ. HAIRY. sn>1 Surg-on. OSes *r«l do*r P».t Oflc*. J-ffrr»ot> »lrv«. Hullsf*. dr.c That's Big Tolk, • Try it Now. chsoorr. ATTESTICT. COMRADS I Wta l l.l> I CUT. Xa. ar. O A. K-. >,< K<«wi»as: ;>) o'clock, ia lbs •; T 11*11. srer Ureal A Fhdlit-s- J«e*v. 11. K. t-lUUSALL. P. C. J W BRSTUIT. F. A. _____ WIGHTMAN '& GREBLE HUCCESHORS TO DR 0. C. LIN8LEY, NEW MILLINERY GMM MEME. ROBINSON B WIGHTMAN, •terCTV I. W. VROOMAN, -II r>' Bxrr C 8om uv liberty uv th* North, and sisa tenth* ar the Southern delegatee, fell prortrete with Chair hands up to bo tiad, ing vivid picture ■ Md their eyes dosed to her pennies put “ Al ter esMarnd rsAbttt steetoA «vb.) “Slavery!" sung out the chairman, ■Mi wita ■------- - -a if teste MeMOm, and to wunst there was a sound tike the MriaBtes watte. teMaevwroeM. rushin uv many water*. Down went full half uv wut wua left uv the Conventhn, sad a long time was oouaoomed in pidtin uv em up and loadin em in. " Bepoodoashcn! " wus the next call, sad withoat a sigh, the delegatee from Sounlhern Ulinoy, Injeany and Ohio went down, and wut loaded. uOaae Suffrage! " remarkt the chair­ man nerroualy, for the Convenahen wus gitun fearfully thin, and with a groan, Buch was Madame Jtew’* team, and two-thirds UV wet wus left wna huddled we rather think it would outshine those PRICES TO SUIT 1.1. SPlIUllt. H*Ml*«*. Mar l«k IM. tf “ Now ! " rod the chairman, M let the lumber, the dead weights, them whose proeenco in our party make* it a stench in the nostrils uv the Amerikin people, let them be buried that wo may her nothin in our ranks objectionable/* And immciitly the drivers uv the * ’ ‘ • * thrirsdveo upon rrbeea, Fernandy Wood, _ , , Hoffman,, _ — Fvnnlr Peerre, and all 2_ uv that ------- ------------J—_claaa, _LL wich -J by 4m. way — .. wus — —. all that —t-., remained. ,, , , the ARE NOW SHLLlrtt* Tf-T A n. » yxr a. n ~K«Y OF fiVERY DESCRIPTION, Cheaper for Cash thnn n.nj- House in Burry County. . MEW GOOES Direct from Factories. WM. H. HATFORD, DAILY! ^Specialities in every department. BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER! W© nrc mol© Agents fbr-sltnr-ry County-Tlir beast Reaper* and Mower macle. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. HOUSEKEEPER* I Mon — Woman—and Children Men—Woman—and Children glisrrltanjj. 1’00FUIG—We are sole Agents for this County for 11 tfo» .bee*, patent Roofln- made. Call and ec« aamplcs and gel riflbrcuoee. IIABNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harnosa on hand. Be­ ll pairing done promptly on short notice. * WIGHTMAN & GREBLE. U. HOLBROOK, Heatings, Mich. April SO, 1869.—wly HENU1NE DRUGS ‘Costafs* Buckhorn Salve MEDICINES! iwressiskiias) Ij REASONABLE PRICES! I notiat la aa avenin paper wick I got hold uv loot into (it cum wrapt around • mw boonit wich Mirandy Pogrom roerited from LocmyiUek that V allaadygum’s organ, and in fart moot uv the Democratic poparauv the North, had docidid that the only hope for the Democriay ia to bury the dead poet, throw overboard the lumber, dear the decks for aeehen and go in to win. Before I hod fimaht reading the es­ tracks, I fell into a moot profound sleep, the words uv the text, “ Let aa bury the deed port," being forcibly fixed in my miteL BteepialdiMMedMlanudm In my vbwn I found myself a rtandin in front uv an immense buildin wich hod bin erected for the purpoeo uv hold­ in a Democratic Naehnef Convenshin into. Over the arch-way wich served as an entrance won this macripaben— “ Note succeeds HkosMoam forsuceeea." Ka I foil that I her a rite to particyato in anything Democrat­ AT TUB I] It HASTINGS DRUG SOTRJ3. PURE PAINTS & OHS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, TURPENTINE. ircr&w QE AA POUNDS STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. ^0UU 2500 porNDS ®E«mrfc ENGLISH OKnn POUNDS *dw HASTIMBHOUSE. K:rf, ■<<■* tonf t llrdss* ralaruuksd is Z.'p-aMi*. . ... ..2 Uvii HARVEY WRIGHT, CY ...d C.—Kllo* si Uw, Hol latter .. .r <bo mcbaeesM ,0 .( rt.. n« JaWTett The chairman lookt at me mo wolfiahly, wolfishly, and I glowered at him. “ Birf" eed "BirJ" sod he, “I must moot cany carry yoo out and bury yoo, and then------- " “ And then wat F* oed I. “And then I spoon I must commit sooiridr, es I voted for ell them which we her buried, and for all the princi- CROWN LEAD. PURE LEAD. 1000 porMI>s CEKUIMK pREMCH zrxc. We buy our Goods dir Manufacturers, and sell at rKlum that defies competition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Hutlnp. Ajrf S>*. ISW.—jl- “ COSTAB’S ” ndafd ?¥«paratloni ____ ««•* •s’-'-1'Goa.rnm.ra or myueli to the Ken tuck y dihgaibru, ob­ served the per—dine A committee had bin apptetod on “the —did— and proepea uv the Democratic party," and that wmittee wus jest roportin. They informed the convenahen that Dewoszu- wus glad-that it wus so. It's all very well to talk uv buryin dead iahoee, and so on, but enoain wo undertake that Hrrculean task, wat follqws ? Troo we her bin rvgleriy bnatid on distinctive Democratic ish'xw, but when we throw am overboard, wut b leit uv us t In wat roepeck do wo differ from the Ablishnbtwf Ef wo knock out lyv the Demo­ cratic creed the assertion foki tho nigger b • bebboon, wut b towrwrent ua from grin over to Wmsddl Phillips, and embrndn Fred. Dnugiam! ■ v* count wbenrin do we differ from the blood thiroto wretobee who drenched the coun­ try with gnro I Ef we deny the divine rite uv repoodiaaben, do wo not to-wunet bow our necks to the bond-holders, and become the grinders uv the face* uv the few Dijnecnsykwich pay taxw? And if we bury them wich hev made theirsoiree obnazyus to Abliahnirt* by advoentin all thmr doctrines, fa what pertikelkr do we differ from the AbUahnista thriieelree who hev bin tryin to bury em ftrr the past twelve years? Andes when wo out out uv our creed all that b trooly and distinctively Democratic we bev no creed left, so when wo bury sU av them wieh Uv hold to them eroods do wo bury the Do—uratio party. The Idea, however if may look theo- EAUtIFIER' LOWS out,afwe her frith and kin ei genuff. Bo Mota it be. frwmn V. Naot, P. M, (Wish ia Port Master.) JRLOWS! , Jim* ia the rixth or middle month of the year, and is, perhaps, crowded with mans beautiful things to del^hi the aenaee and make the world appear «L tractive than any other fitonthof theyenrThe Le^hratuns of the air ia mild । the hope* of spring are roajbod, yet the m-‘ joymrai m but ootmneaced, ws have all aurnmer before ua; the singing at th*, birds, the hum of the bees;—bttia clouds lie in lump* of silver about the sky, and sometimro foil to stimulate the growth of the herbage; the fiftds are in bloosom with the rwect and beautiful clover, and the rosea, garden and wild, fill the uir'wilh their grateful fragrance. Aa\evcning appcoaebae, it b a Jro* evening; there ia nothing else like IL Tbs right* and eeunds are peculiarly Jtau. In the doubtful duak, the bat and the owl venture forth, flitting through the gliromerihg quiet As night grows deujxv, the moon ia moot nlvery, the sky al once darkect add eleeroct; and who* the bird* have done ringing, you may hear hapfs^aotoa and charueea from the deninsna of the poob, and the votoae rf the brook* of spring running and tumbling through their etauy channeb; or as Cofoi^* has it— Naiaro haa her peculiar ways in all raaeona, and it auver ia • waste of time to olMrvo them. We grow wiaen stronger, better, by such observation; It helps u* in the fomily, in the field and granary. It opens a book of mrolatiou to ua m all the lalrnro of tha form. It imUurtr, purifier end eoftons foe rargad lahar* which tha mouth of June de­ mand*. and leads ui iJeerostly from “Natore un to Nature's God." Lot us miaglo it, then, with our daily toil, and find in it porpetusil encourogsmeat to la­ bor oa manfully and .cheerfully in the dutira of life. > a While re preach thia tey rormon. however, we are not forgetful of what M to be done in th» bu*y month, in cedar that tha form week shall be perfonned in ite appropriate time. . Quito an extended observation ha. led ua to believe that an opinion hut D*. come common that late nlantiag b as fovorable aa early planting In oomsquenoe of thh, nearly half of our earn crop i* not nlanted until after the fart of June, and many of the potatoes eomewhai later. Th. reeull erf eoch a mmtioe was eadlvfoil in theewfy m5m- BUY YOUB PLOWS AT THE IASTIM FOUNDRY! Wt ABS .BLl-nfO THE d3Fza*x*xss no. aa. Iron Beam, and the Celebrated Robinson For 110. [Kalamazoo] No. 20, Witt Coulter nd AlCE’H Pute-l Wted, »12- ro- w. h«e U Ml -ortnuot «t CUI/HVATOBS 4 DRAGS, ^4^ <e arg msBing at reduced rateB."«t JACKSON - - Stat* Prison • • WAfiOH AGENCY. sm11 Ikain Wagons, for *66 A WO. Tr“B^sr<r -AH DrvgsM* te HroUHfl tell then.* "Conran, !• Crahy SA V.Y. Or, Jmdi F. Bnunr (Buinew*to) Dmlm BannnBfoOMJ ▼ •stehy r. n. AOKLBT A CO,Brotiecs BK Stea to »*•*!■• steterteHww ro^ror - Bright pfowtharos are taken by the port aa evidence that the work of June was wwD done, and that due prepara­ tion was made for each snocroAng du­ ties as the growing crops might demand. But what does this common ward Am mean f A word that always sug­ gests llrimnt m—oriea, and revive* tUssenfteetiou of birds and flowers, of “4 u?llJJ““4 ““Ite very last of May. We ought to plant aSrly •> Jhte we may do the June work early. Mort of th. hoeing for the-—™ ^xt to be be done bcfcro the wort ofkaytag �No CWflBiWDBWS! IMid: ITIBEMENT8. JUSTJlh MS IS I'lKBWORKH WORTH OF GOODS IN STOCK, imbsad with VVhich. GODSKAEI & FALSER are ofPATEIT TRIPOID SKT ROCKET. Vkr <A>Fri>»«faddw«M frra <h» Own. Mg. „d Start in jj ganair. OSOAQS M. MtWST............... Eanea. of both England and the United । rJ" m FXACI JUBILEE AT BOSTON. of tho th* “°*tTari*l eentimanta. PrinU. la. Our uwrtmmt i, more complete in each deport­ meat than ever before brought to thia market Consisting of a fine line of EXCELSIOR I of this village have taken decided meaThe Pnaidcnt loft for Groton tbie [ sure, toward tho suppremion of th. traf­ evening, u the gueet of Secretary Bout­ fic ia intoxicating liquor.. The matter well. He will foare Groton to-morrow wa. duly brought before tha eonnefl in I for New York, .topping two hour, at THE PROPRIETORS OF THE form of petit-on embodj ing the follow- I 'V arrester in reepouae to the municipal । ' ■ I’rerident Grant responded to Gov. invitation from that .city. Claflin'. waJcome as follow.; body to .upprew the traffic in intoxicat­ It afford, mo great pleasnre to visit Are nowoflering for uh, • full Stock of New and Seasonable the Capitol of the State which has done formsnco in the coliseum thi. afternoon ing liquor, m . beversge in this village," Ivncwi. recently purohawxl |n b<ljl m<rl[eU Bl t5># vwooclm, •o much for mv .uppurt, and for the in tha death of Mrs. Dunlap, of Chicago •igned by eighty -electors of the viW. lowed poaaibla pnoei for caah. Our stuck includes a full Eno of •upport of the Uniun in tho timo of the Of heart direaae. She waa tho wife of of Middleville.’^ At tho lart meeting of I greet rebellion—a State whore prinri-1 the President of the Chicago A North­ western Itailrood, and a daughter of the council, held June 14th, the petition Mosos Pond, of this city. h.h I aftar sumo debate tho mohttfons (which I I-----------jor ino mpjricr of McCemn, at Jacksonville The President wav then introduced to | Illinois. members of tho House, after which the party proceeded under a cavalry cacort i to review tho State troops under Gen. j ambled. Tho large ImnwMcroZfodi to overflowing, the gaBariee being filled Butler. with tadioa and the body of the hall dent Grant on Tremont street and Gaunt * Pttmn sell goods ■ small profit preaartWa. it U Ito COURT HOUSE. COE'S ITWEMM CUE! JOST ret SAIE luatt. COAL! Cloths and Retdy-mado Clothing, ras-p . . Hata & C*P®- Boots & Shoss. Grocariss, Ac. continuing to sell in defiance of law, in the cireuit court for the county of Barry; Butter YAKEE NOTIONS MONEY TO LOAM Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c„ We would not forget that we are Agent for one of tho best Sewing Machines in the worldinooest JS’JL.OJEUETW.-Tsn FIREVMKS. Dkttm—J. M Wazuoan, k Baltimore, Maryland, has opened । tai otto. over tho etore of Allm A 4th JBLF. Call on Got A Piimri' i wiah to purchase goods cheap. The Mlohlffa Bolt a HMCo. Wall Pam are Branonar.—I Accur hit on hand and for sale a as-ortmeni of the nsr school 1 wa I p^ior and station-ry Call t purchasing olajwherv. ju Bridge. Boof and Large BOLTS, J11*?1 ** P*!*1' 018 luwast whiAper, could -■all be duly notified Butler and »ta!L Tho General ro le up ™|‘M>*rd ‘UWctJy throughout the krg . nns of tho Bsxxas. to the barouche and ahook hands with the President, who was totally cheered by the crowds of people. xbW From* | had in th. memory of that wril known dent mounted a horse and accompanird by the Governor and Gen. Butler and individual, “The oldest inhabitant. ' MvfT rode down the line and reviewed We aro informed that lightning .truck •eate by ths worthy bhcriif, laaac 81eror. -mot omrr/’ ' When tho .mall riieot of paper freigh­ ted with Uio lif. or death of tho prisoner at th. bar was handsd in to tho Court, tho Court regarded the docomeui for ■ moarnit and then said: “GaatlemeD I read thi. no your verdict: rW< Oto jury, noffl oat*! by th. Republican, of that find tho jiruoner to be not guilty,’’* ro DRUGGISTS. Snuwaanr Ferrival. The lad Emmuauol Church have revived i by their labors a Uf for parisl In fortheiance of thia object, they the public to a strambmy and icec festival on 1neaday evening, the met, at Units. Halt CLOTHING HOUSE! 30 CAN AL BTHEBT 0 new SToSSr=—grakdrapids. . . urvu. A'Wiuim -We loam that a I at tU.feo* of Church rtrwt in Uu lK* * oc Sre oo Turoday i noon by the um> of that naiaance fa •• Are crackers. We trust iMe BEST GOODS. =-==JiO3yEST PRICES MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOTnrivr' „. e.-aat ccJlatioo waa partaken, fiSurtlcff doing the honors. idfog room. beyuttd deecription. clooLr 1N G > V* “SSfflifii HATS, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, AC. -Itia stated that Mias IdaGreater. Sturhtar of Hurwna fk-al— L.___ ' Mayor, woessa was arrested at St Louis. mdav. char^ -4.L CTJZTT’ The weather , '.-------- n .. gu UK1CSI«d OB ths 4th of Jaly. The bodv of the IshurehwillssatMuOpwpfo. ' ' devotedly in his behalf alaa aauk haek'Wta?*-*1-—‘-------- -------------•— 1 Rohl the men who had rinnmu* srrwmor erm while kt. to pnAIWt by severe pehaltie. sale or use <rf any Of thia species ol T*rty within th. village hmita IOER <£• JVIESR The es< condition of hysterica. Joarercws.—We learn that th on the premises of Henry Bera, township of Johnstown, was atrt lightning during the .term on 8a evening, and with the eontente n hrely destroyed by fire. The ba: laenred in the Bany and Eaton C Invaranre Company, for 1800. t tMo rogvalsur mfu-Mot ratoot the preiidcnt to carry forward any such suit in th. name of th. common council of the village of Middleville,) were pars­ ed with but one negative vote. On the 15th inst the marshal served notices every corner where aaythwc human upon all pcraoa. then engaged in selling The could find a standing placo™or a few liquor., and since tbcnUre have had no Jjo proseO."1" D. Hud«w, fa, b„tki drunkenness in our streets. Aidman White, ehairman of the characterise 1 immense an diene* rose aa one penoaairo. I G yon would have a darirahfo 1 hair and r tain it, use Hau.’* Vs, Siriliaa Hair Banesrur, the most a ful discovery of modem times. ?Utomrr* M * rail. W. Will cheerfully .bow rou « FAXCEYUOOD6, WHITE GOODH, , _ OBf,•****• t*1*1 J°u “ay compare price, with any other first-dam HOSIEItY, GLOVES- eto t^-ia tho State. We have got the Goods and wTwlotTo red « ___fhem, and .hall try to sell you all wo can and will Mti»fy ir>u that it"^ sols Asnm row r aislst spool th bkad ____ >«> Ztfbreow dwwM, DttroU. bencefcoth, required druggiste to giro a t3Ti.foryourtatere.ttobBvhere. W.w.rr^.0.___ t—. .CT.TIYTT*, . “ DETROIT WOOL WABEHOVTE? I band in accordance with tho statute of State of Michigan, (am^ 1857^oL 1, pogo 530,) and anthoriswl the prerident of the viUags to outer From the Chicago Tnliait, we clip tho oomplaint, comment, and carry forward The Preeidenf and party wore thin Byapnia •< Its COE’S COUGH BALSAM, instxufted the marshal to notify all per- The Jury Batura a Verdict of Rot flmflfy. Welcomed by President Pittman, and SWEET STAPLE AND FANCY . DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, THE M'COMREL MURDER. Members of the Governor's Council, SSSSaS^s DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, rotary Boutwell, Admiral Farragut, Ouvumor Chamberlain and several other I omOE_ AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM. Coffee Sugar,.16c per lb. The best Ten Cent Cotton, Linen and Cambric Edgings and Insertions. Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps and Wall Paper, in great variety. AU Rim OF FAIMINO IMFLEMUTO COMTARTLT OR RABI. BQUCome and Come early, so as to secure good bargains and the first choioe. Bedford, May 1st, 1869.—2m in itself to urnko .nd keep o» enduring friendship between them. The mutael adrantagi» to trade end commerce de­ I fuDy acquittedProvident Grant strived this morning. manded »uch friamllr rotations. Tho After broikfastiug at tho 81 James Ho­ common stock and common interert. le!, h« left under escort of a legislatire wire improved through it England I must profit by the union, peace and prosperity of this country. I ““rajcoiHTiinK *5 weu as I» F>«» want a nice dreea, don't fi give Gas n A Pmum a call !;S'- •“■er»-< »ak. Umd < dl kuferf -.ufar, ud u St*. •~»U» pfat '•«: «»< ■fomtiafoo- Q.UMD TJIWg BalLWAr Ga,dfc .Watchc, ™ Mwr «i Him Wire. XAroPLArrra, •ow- Tku la wku haa ~<M latMapU—, a^ «. ‘•“J naaHa aa Ibfa a pana <kat h. .kril fad fa, ianMrat *•> nn. fad aa faap it at a»d W -fk bichloan cur ��UirilTlSCSBJTS aueXT. WAXTXte tte DM. toABClM a. i 95 00 GREENBACK LBGAL WOTIOUB- atoto ra an sa«» sw «*»» " . . gJSgggeg Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery. Blaada. Skarn As, Au, Aa. Dallj. TYi-WAkri A Weekly Xeespe^ pen. t leterislx Msaasioee sod Peri edisles, sad *!•' tie p«Meel«oes os bawl; aad outocrlpUens takes at tbs ADMINITTRATBIX ’ALE. Ul mo manareT lbs assate aT YteamM A. toarvms Dodge's Clebrated Plows For Sale at Kilunuoo Priew. S&STKiSElfWX-^ "“rrsx— PICTURE FRAKES HARNESSES ' Basus Resile sad OIK. Plato aad Pel I -< 4 fr o d iW EVERYTHING- te j AND Wtrjii Y S.t1r-MILLS, aay otter juvenib maguraa in the wggU- &Mt Greranrood .till-write. M. .lb.J^yumber begin, anew ’*■* “rf to aM[ R to fee ^hluban. to mr«m dg^wtotote*. UtoRtoelmway^, XICH. 1 Wied Is to. Ua caitosi < siestwr oowierr, [tJJSV*” vf.'n —• >”n Firat-Clus BUGGIES . His - OWN PRINTER. Hyyj^rp HASTINGS. oocbui watootea. 'Ai'' Mkwn Araunxin ?«> IdStiir *Ganuine Artiolaaj —•**?**? “dq’te. Iii4|i"* iiiil i. which hfejaoauperi- are*|tohnte< . Kmm wteaaubraribe dux1— 1tora_wm'wMto JU Jjma ouster r n." M U ■ 4 CALL AMD ra*3C KK, Far Sato A Kleluia.ed. SHERIFF'S SALE. ■TATpOT MpCyBAjr.CWily Wfopsr.R-te *• Eratorr, "^Kr^L^te-as ”Wt22r*,J>ooli J-e~“« i yaTftmroibj^'te* ** | *rrme»» '“*-**" MSw=z.-£yr;waft.t5 Z^fflSfogHi.SxaMB ami ton toito /■ sak swaasy if GROCERIES, «*•«• soodta. CaaakUag W w srst. uteawffiraSforSeewonto *1 D»"T. gSEfljtffiiEiferiigrB HYDEAPRIHDLE. ac.ra,,DLr. &^aafedss-.?&JyK “t. it. Im. TW^TSiTUS, bow Burn, aa Baato Serafo, FAULT GBOCERUb •"• nfta^^rpnT-.'.TL SHERIFF11- SALE* Iwvtesyear allsaltoa le kis ^,,,1 iggi!g^xBurJss«r''. TH1 LATEST GEAHD DIACOVEETDB. MAX>KIWUX>«® KtWKiSHK'Ht iuT-v equalizer. rmffaaa, PforaljKlA can b« Cnr»dl GUABD1AR fALTd •vrBira, rbywlw-aaa, mU. to. inMamaiCaraaHtra M Cbmmfc ^TTiiZ^di 7* cc.“Uw usaraJ’ MonlUer, .ad s,„et>1 niisr quality K’^‘— Aad aH arttadss emdod to mats an J-WMMI. AM of whtah hare LL ' PACIFIC nOTKl, JU itfottar Ufo teiftfrarawtab •somI. m____ . . . ’"FPk.OAH.UW MMrfHfe tale. .ToS?*1”— ■tomylHXCtorm1teehtenrii **** 5‘5Jgrarar,afc1.™1 .Ss5i4£S^SftS ttt. ... Oweera W. Pnaste, AAmtatouaSM o' net toswa ■ep^for srassaa tbeera. mi torn. ism tense to er?i£eTE«l.aft o-eioeVuuT*»^,। *■...te5w»< tors’ * Well Seleeted Stock o< *"*■"* * Mite <’U- * | i Dated. IfasUsms Key »u Ute-war th).• r ytro uosire to tboysneas MtewM*setow GEORGE PRE8T0H I ; •u.xa ascAfix SiZAiiKWwSr “Tw””i -ffzza. ’i'xsbsi. 0 vetoes* woj>wari!ee If toe <t«iri £^ tornM.“lente SSSs fc»Sts±riss^4ft^toerj l ^BOUIaDEH, ARMS! 1 T ahatteto ms tor^wmsTu.ereS.'Sv*a!S wl^rne E=££icSraS™=. PRORATE ORDER. AND BOOKSELLER, Erapirw Mtowfe. MmDI.tri1.LK,* . allyl . MIHHOAX r*n“" ,r *"—r-T! k. Iteifew A^ram,X»« fate. ’ gSFOTrsToighaagr^ SHSrs.'CKR.-jyr- ——— DRUGGIST goamuesn1 •-fl -XORTB AMU1CA- PMla. Ps. - 1.MS.M0 “PHOtxir- Of Hanford...................i,ora.ora Ufa. -KTBA- af Hanford..............kJO/M - -lATTOJtAL " UFI U. K A. • • 1.00..0M ^^Wy^tfffffiAMimB feXcedaf Tfferr—- JW" BOUSES ’’WtSaaKSS^d-,^ whwa>r deeerwd.eircplation of whwh ru «v.n addition ller»MlwBnf MAN radUUbMd BUW*. FBl>B«T»: OltDMK. 8TATK nr SriCHItoaX.Omm* Mn a-A'. Beatad, aad Baal Cmitocfed. SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. SI “•9H" to-fli. l oaquaring Wratoni Napobon. T«> tvm . Oearoeux. th. wall *" LIpPXXCOTT k BAKEWEEU ‘ Set. eeran tf ^'«3yXw?frara/: every aat^gae Comerf SkfXt-rb 4^'Ptoouu' Uaw(bl aad teld wa CtoaaUaaaaa. PUBK DR DOB, MSmciNKS, CKKMICAXaei, w. famish Earmen vito the BOOK. A rrATIOWDIY, BEST SEED WHEAT in th. WOHLD. PerfosUy free from tosetiimrm or other Isspn. Fwvramwvy, raBey CtoM-, Wall Paper, A. riidiifjrjJTSiicb.u A FULL 8T0CK of arUritek my Lao —rPs.fr [0 raniXtet wflt now tf®,- pOpteMK' Hra raw tee BamoefttoultoiM .Jefetewbra Vili Laiis aii Fillap Property E=a^-x^-«~£s? "y^ttsL&ggu'as ru CALIFORNIA 4’OREGON MTOWf.,’ ye*r< dr fW month, on trial for fifty Mete. .Try H thrye mouth*, or rood ten Addnratbe ttW* H. K*. F. Uwm, Ourago. ,—.a5S£5!Sr— {LU. / OWxC. Wmvu, CMesrraMsM. FARMO, SEED WHEAT AGENCY. AH rnrrafe Mends aad easterner* 1a seed of aavtolo. la mm Ua^ra w y -tfoMr re«Wed to ItAMPUMIO Ceelaoaeb | BAO.«. to. sad »l aeeh Or la larger feoeeMuss at rsaoeaaMe raloa rail "t>«•*..><9^'cMdeefeBfarahra liras I»’.efa4 ¥ waffMtott • ; B. • »0 nc,u . “ Calltorala aad Ora.oe Sjglgy• SEED WHEAT AOHNCT, feMtet BaaPMSMiL.Crilferaia. jji.n-Ou.m-. CARRIAGE FACTORY! JOO ml. >Mst toreada.1 u lekutel before Um Item rroeerfM toe — r~T "" 1800. Drug & Bookstore. Hr .The teds given VKHBenrrn Vnihrif are f£W per of Chicago. r^ Pi^rtwhaaberaipubliaUI a» a children'* raagune far over idSti, and ha. been a popular ju- M1DDLKTILU 1800. - . ’ ' AudWelphto. Clammp am ttom Claamyramtl • O Frastol.tothe JI ms and Bmkl. aad harmtroee. reaolhe. from a.It lbw. Ae. Tbs slassst bumUm to paid to to. notette, Ktiffi « Tbofcro of Wteat. wlma rnatan. or. aouailr BteooA wffM<re to teas ImuRtaXassTri r—• *'T" t.*”'7 SYRACUSE MEDIC«*!. DJSPEXRART. tw- r.tsad smnlyua sad S^kd |. IU-. i a, t. , r ■ * 1 •» |Mrto, Bjtetortta Ttot. “CELEBRATED DODGE PLOW," oatefe. aad ecus fey-aaall tea to all peris of toe irss.-"” = srjsaswffl«» eMalry.M reteplof pnee. COLBURM'S PATEMTUvMoea. nmnalH toam ratetiw haaoraito Every number will also contain two or Foreson Htrsote. (Ateoowpy *<' ’*““«•’*«’*g-T IMPORTANT TO FARMERS! DODGK BASIM & Aim. 6TJEA.M ENGINES, SsatWiea nr.'ssSS »E»gKSSLZSai';~« ! 1 3 ef ertklea eel eBaaaoraied above, each M Lrayojad^ Kamy-toares, Taakee ,. Offiire In 3<1 story T.lilon mock. IMPROVED A. VARIETY, the Chatalnlaaii-s Itffi. to end -«« Jjj?"?*. tote ess veaM the Cwmeialaaio aeteSL otM U to rynaes astensL tool wtttee A. C* E IN T H I ■ <k4 end W.IS. Hula end Urnamruisd Odt. Helf Roas. a.d GUI, As. Ae. A .real variety of too latest aad aseal ''rCY*1 penvru* “d ef toe tery beet l. rar liM win bo Mid at the ears lowest njes for cash, aad Mbafacitoa , REAL ESTATE & DiSURANCE BARhf AffD EATON COUNTIES EVERYBODY X» 4, Dey HlreH, New Yeefc. be enlarged and name changed to Th ar vasscs sus: H. W^fiRniJIO.’jSratXi fcri (S’, uKTtE.' Ceman. The Chicago fiarwu and UG*ani have abo been purchased to be merged thorn. The first iaauo un­ Il main lUb-k bUl-h.aliko oa koto e.'lee. tw u. der th. now name, io appear June 2d th, OOPAMNERSHTP. will coulari a paper by Hon. Robert Cuu A j oom WmTPUubwth. Pa. or A. rpn< Ba.leml<wdha,ia( formed a partaerablp Me Owen, entitled “9piriiuali.m a .InttS'fxr.g “• Moral and Social Neoerafay." SomeDodife Foundry, thing on thia subject from a man of Mr. Ara tow am^arto m amwtifoetan la too eery heel BMOaer aad oa foearablo terms tenti*<mong d tMi^ara - Mr Owen. RED JACKET AXE 'mTarj-. yg- sn^f' “ “ maairito u. oa%> j Maaaaaav Xlrrs iu, panT^asusnr. , e . BEAL ESTATE. Tie flnffl’ Mitul Fit? In Co. UF MOTTX.1DIJSTG9S , ffisESiSiSEHMs l.rtiwMiW, the country caxmd M&fck” ~^Aiick5voR5St— .»UT»!V tu mn.A «c^_ prise ae low aa aaywhere la Jlkbl^a. II. A. GOOOTBAK. Baatian. to. IMA-asarteyl OraleadSfeoan Frasae. af eeoey also ■adsnlo trecn too Flalrast to toe Mlcbtot. oe head or mods <o oedsr. by ^BKTOC IN.UBEDV Wool Commission Hou«e ■ IM TALOOTTVILEE,COMN^ (amoae too Woolen MfflM br MaraarA, Gardner* Vtalaa. JC8T PVWt ISHED. TWO UO.OK.fei' ONE, The aalara. Iraatamal and radical cere of itan ^MSWBSKSI'ASa-a;.,. i^vjgRgKaumjra; slsrsal aa t ebeap; a moot beaaUfu 3 the amm rectal Meir, rweanh aad lareadimUee Ype. Sargent, and offjen, are to .write • ■■ CteBUBSMeaHtovms - A ebolee Mlecllea af Araries* A Par- Akte (tealp — R. Rum. J. Faaua, G. W. lb. sben asaehMordoia. bs.««^ ‘ Knorr, J. Dew aad B. Inn ioriwd to call. “Tni UxrviMx.’’—The CMasyosa, Weal IO nt. with ebon we ren ro--per>l». Ad Arms all buaiaoao eeainaaaieetieea to OTTEl STORE A HK joar Dealer ae Deacauil tor 8woe< QW0. 0 TOWRXKXD. Hee's. • rtsrted over a year einoe by H. N. Lew Ism too weal side of JtfmM Rtrvvt. Vermratvilk. Utoa Owaaiy, Mkb. U. (puUi^w of.Uie; IF-ferw JferaA) a. a Jasl eoeto ef th. sorasr B,«k Bieck Jaly ttto, IMA jalyratf 11. MAIM. literary wjwkly, and whiehjhto diaitek •XXV SALAIrt'- Addma U.S. Ciaae Ga, M, Ti S'. T. MAIN. guuhed itself for wane month. pant by par IRE BLOCK. nun; Jrnuuumahl Ugar^r a eeed^hoe^pi drtlver. ~Knrrbe<ly U mUt Hut.n, Dor. Uto. I!»l dMllwtf Gaia emrwoon bU raid her "LU'-to ABM L Seward A Co, Brthjiihera of •' Zga Lcttu Cmtobal,” DatedkaaoMteto/LraToMtetaaafeaMmkaar. dF KIDUCID PHKB. NEWS, Bible Dictionary, muoh utoer uaMtor. SEggagSsSgsBy Uful. Bill. Flat sad Feels Cap. Utter ' Made and put up ou Short NoUm. cmS'LiSSi^n- WMTED,*«E»T»,X\yj:jx author of “ Rebecca; A Woman’. 6ecrat,” of which th. Morning Star, (the ladling Iteptjrt organ,) ray. Tharo are pewer, end genius, and art and .kill, GUAJtDXAJT BALE. Bare- Trenghs W^T^trt/'jhvrtST’pSS. u* Secret History e«tiot".by ‘tra Caroline F. Corbin, aagm^gy^.- LTSTypjSi gete ask publisher. offer a beautiful “ Axxvix * HBg^SagrWB Partlsalar AUeetke paid la Otter for STATIONERY, profit. Similar iHtatraliona are contin 1) ATENTK-M... A Ce,. W.lon Ktee> I lUfe Aaurtcee, i: I'.rk IU«. X«w Teri AGKim WAMTED fob tub nalty eecwrriwg in all department, of life Tweaty Um r«ui’ n»vi«i taeUelater AM meAX w! SUK0FEAX PAWFI* ) Indeed, pragrea. and profit came from C^i.hBA M Cbyn. A inraM^lC. PM» ef Ur Hi accnnmlation of there biota. The above train of thought b .nggtetod, Iq VIILDERS tori for rf afl raw A». OF THE CONFEDERACY looking through the -donnas* Jprin!The aMMBdla. reretaUete tod atamtae nee taraM far June let, an advance copy'o cioocare. made I. tola work? an ereauae too mwl which ha. jwt coma to hand. It. page, enJeasA fomel*. to tr.trodue. the Gmu>*. la* are crowded with uaeful hint, and »Qg- prevr. Caaamee Hrner I’rm.lf Sr»l». MacMM, TbU *eebl»e mil .Hue, brat. M. leak. aeM, geetioaa told in plain language, by prac­ oord. bi»4, .raid end rabrotder la a sort use tical, obowrving men, and in tomultrtudo rWrManorr. FrMewUv *1. Follr warraeito for Srr yaara- We will .ay 1140 for aay ma of duatancee Ohutrafed with engraving* erruw iLut««a Uu oara 11 taakaa Um ^GEHTS WANTED. that apeak directly to the eye and the •'Sketle Uek Hllteb “ Erery reoaud riiiel. mb mind, more effectually than word, can be cal, end rlUl the doth eaaaM be Ml led «je.rl rilbeat teariae It We yay Akvbu from Fi M do. We doubt if there be a family in Inv per ptcclb and upeamea. ar a avmealaaloa from •h1:Ui«kelW**aa»lC*a bo made. Adthe country, er in a village or cfaj. for dreaaXECtne A CO, Fttteberrb, Fa , Uoafoa, that matter, that would not find this Maaa. or M. Leola. Mo. Ca.tlea.—Do ax be Impend apta be ether journal tenfold more valuable than it. eoat, 91.60 a year. We notioo that the uniter the aame nemo or olbervlac. Ovea la too O,B WM — graaCTyrZA^gwB Builclint Material! A4>™- A —"B - OCAKDIAS SALE. MA. — — JUttH, <-a< " tLdM. on uup. ppttt. fok fTfommy AA OB «»• ItfoU HosmI Adtolmv TraneportoUon. Mrasaai laotraaUeu Boeks, tae ebeap Life of Christ, and Bunyan's Pilgrim's free CB every wuburiber to the twreM eeeeived during June, far the current year. Ouairor JvduAOo., Publi^era, 249 Broadway, New York rases, ■aesara KarBM* rTtu* 5,000 K’^f’KJY»‘JS2S knowledge extended to hi. neighbors, traduTin th^aand. of dollar, of net RCfigerHrail^. fiSKto gg^uS{Wxgi2&c STOVES, IRON, • TXIEXm, BOOKS, SIGHTS AND SECRETS Efiaiewf fatter. in after yean. ' Tiw saw. Pun W^mh_Ltoaoea toaedlUtoi^pJiiSIpU^/^tepitte rararatDMu;. Oypomltmto Urlmk Block. T1B aad BhffBt fro* War« U«fn, I’BAcn&ki Hrrra about the weary day out-door and ia-docr work an of greet value. A dngk hint often ravaa a rateable aatejal, or change. qm*. method of perfcnning a particular or THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. ktedof .wwkroMto groatly teas* it. dnatevy. A termer waa troubled with Hute ia wheat--.A ring!. line in hi M«mp«r told him to “wet thaeeod with tor wafer mH It in Bena.” Actiac on thia hint for part of hi. crop, gate him an ineroa.a of over five buah' Q. eb per am of fiat wheal, worth a hun utetllwruto BUtfaeatoCke >fn M.ttidiMi lMtojto ou AiapS STUAIHLVsiJr" la too cmfom of Ito mtam H. A. GOODYEAR, e GROGEBDMk^ Life I* The Holy Land ££!/*'' ^RSjtji .all HARDWARE STORE' DBUGS- ' ipaicnuF MI9CKLLAN10U& it in hor wardrobe, and in her cm of hrr Hlirfiri<bry«i»WH|M * «“• phfe and perfect in itoell ahowing tba fanmen*? iTOMt oflabor hlfectrii open ths whole. The “Ladira’ Chib" alone gteaammcnattikadnae and fafcma* feu«M3> all tho roatof the Magaane. puttogrthcr. tt per annum, with A pradum. ‘Pu^Ubfed kt 888 Broadway N. Y. — — iiwawM KtW Dnwrr'i Ixmotbatxd Morran.1,—• Thia axcaUrart HtogteBM frlUK M NK * jggya"- SttlHttkSlfiES - •MtetoAt. ix, is ) IjZirSSRSrtr***" ** � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-06-30.pdf 3293ab5364a2ea8aa15f93897f4bd7d0 PDF Text Text T w hsstfag. BaJrtin GEO. M. lwlr ®lje fastings fiannct DEWEY, ll»——3 Sht ^Hastings gassw. ki r »i ii m । ti n, h a i li e, ie»« BY GEO. M. DEWEY. imum m mn. VOL. XIV, B'.isiuMi JirrrUnj. CHARLES H. BAU1 31. TINKHAM, Bastings, Michigan, Wednesday, june 30,1869 NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! just- returned from JOHN ROBERTS, whole nature underlying her cold tones. "Thfak "Yes; his lordship has returned to England,” replied the EorL “ I rcccivod a line from him this morning, in. that may seem probable. But do not forming mo that he arrived in town last forgot that I am your daughter, as proud a. yourself, I know I would rather die than sully tho ^uno I bear. Lot that suffice!" AND BOSTON ------- with an— IMMENSE G I of Seasoimlilo ock s STOCK whiQh I offer at that will Astonish Everybody. wmTvpjohm. bNTSIClA^ u^ttarsNa. 0«o IVO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS « . ALLEN BENNETT. fiastingB, Mich., Feb. lot, 1869.—yl b.OtTIcn.tR slisalk eight yeare your faithful lovur. H. J. HANEY, waiting jiatiently, never repre for your wildness, never fore tention. upon you.” “ Because ho never dared DR. CO. 5 COTT, ■ Fligrictaa sad Sar ATTENTION. C0MBAD8! FlTZ'UIlll.l’ HKT. X-. 31. O A. R.. ..................... H. E. EtHUaALL, P. C. W DESTLEY.I*. A. DR. C. C. LIMBLEYi HYrCdUSSOHS ,'uatt UoaH. * WK H. HAtroSS ST *1,1 C«u>MUor *1 lav, •»<! flatlet. J. P. ROBERfsTCO., to WIGHTMAN Clicapor* for Ca«li than any Houac In TYtervy County. . • ‘ 2ST E NV GOODS DAIL Y BUCKEYE REISER & BOWER I ROOFING—We are sole Agents for this County for the Ixnt )l4tent Hoofln^ made. Call and ace samples aod got rofforoucea. C. G. HOLBROOK. ^A'Zl Hastings, Midi. April 20, I860.—wly WIGHTMAN A GREBUE. THE DOUBLE LM THE HAMPTON MYSTERY- BY MRS. HARRIET LEWIS. & medicines; G REASONABLE PRICES! 11 HASTINGS DRUG SOtRE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, i.fflukh. “Ho profeme, to b< was tho reply. 2 k, T,h’to‘ r“ ble house, the midnight robber of his welcomed him homo and colored slight­ ly under his goso of eager admiration. ‘ Tho Earl, cuevuragnd by her gracious nrifl flush features, manner, began to liopo that his conver­ ly Travel- sation hod had the desired effect, and that his daughter might Im persuaded to gratify his dearest hopes?" thoughtfuilv. "Ho died many yean ' Yau must excuse my abrupt, untuisgr> in a foreign land-poor fellow! nonr.ccd entrance." said Izird Adlowo, After all lie was but a boy, and his un­ timely fate always saddens me. Ho — --------- — - «... .vuu, uuu wna averted face. “ J*» wyimtecn years since we heard directed towards his Iiosqms. cetved a Brazilian poper-il think it Brazilian ; *t any rate it wm South Amencan—with n notice4f his death fa its columns. We also retedved a letter cnAPtn 1. enuine drugs THE iofa WICHARi, tlllOKEuil C.rn.xt Vaiater. Ulus wr llti-it-. I'lrlfteUr atlralha Geoffrey Trevelyan, my cousin. Had Geoffrey lived, I should have little to look forward to.” ' “lord Trevelynn is fonder of you “ *•Bot?M dssporiuon.’ household, a bap- turned suitor to clasp •hot You m cull Direct from Factories. '^^“Specialities in flvery department. HARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Be­ ll pairing done promptly an short notice, ing to him. People would talk too, if X wore not attentive to him,” and Lc«d Adlowe smiled, “ for at his death he will ted a halo of romance to his character. oops with tho world I ; If he had lired, he wvuld hare corercB his name with disgrace—*’ " Not so!” interrupted the lady Bea­ trice, a hot flush glowing fa her cheeks, tfauwa wicked Ught. and an angry light sliming fa her eyes. Ho hail returned impororulied in “ Geoffrey was a wild, passionate boy, nurse, hampered by debts, Worn out by with great faults, ix-rhajx, but also with disfipatian, with tho fixed reeolvn of great virtues—" • n.n.mbrr r* a"“uI‘ shall never marry." aqd robbing of his undo among tho for­ “And why not?" demanded the Earl. At sight of her, sb radiant in her or the latter f” |questioned T«wd “ Haro you realised that time is siip- boeuty, Lis face flushed with eagerness mer Adlowe, with ironical Lplmria. " and ho camo forward rapidly, extending both his bauds. Lord Hampton, delighted, sprang up Are now selling I. W. VROOMAN, bEri'TY Sk«..<fur B«rry Omaty. fa heart or soul. At that moment the curtains were lifted, mid Lotd Adlowo watered tho apartment. There wes a peculiar gleam in his eyes, and a singular smile alxjut his It was mouth ; ho hail been a listener to most of the convciaatfan between the father and daughter. Lard Adlowe was in the prime of manhood. Ho wus handsome, and “ I have heard tl Lady Beatrice. " changed greatlydt yoari. You will vi bis years of devotion to me notwithstand­ ing. He has returned to renew Bis par­ WIGHTMAN & GREBLE ROBINSON ft s. c. pRindIS, rss-^arsuty: 10. BOSTON CASH STORE! NEW YORK E. H. MALLORY, baKlHFF. oar« alilic Omit Ujbsc. Hillings, Number VM. L «B«. Tho Lady Beatrice Hampton, onlv child of tho Earl of Hnmpton, had pass­ ed her youth and early womanhood, and was still unmarried. Eho had had no lack of suitors, far she had inherited1 from her mother an immuuso fortune, end was boautiftil, iitiY, accomplished, a reigning belle, and a leader fa society. Hur Mends were purriod at her adhor- associates. Had Lord Trevelyan, his aehangod; not to, 1 .Dope, its nostms. . ciuaea m tho letter a cn^^of buriuncle, whom heir ho was, pursued him He looked camostly al his lately h<»t- ( ah Upon tlicsa data wo believe Geoffrey lees vindictively for his crime, Geoffrey a, whose manner hod resumed its usu- to be dead.” . might have been living and honored to­ “'^ho eriden'-c was ( al hnutetir and reeurve. day. I don't blame you for grieving “ I never change. Lord Adlowo,” she I should thiiik,” said i for him, faryou were his betrothed wife. replied, significantly. “I\havo always been your friend and w>lkyisher. I am still the snmo.” “Nothing mare?" whispered the wnwtimrs of its troth. What if. the guest, in a low and eager tune “I am not romantic, father,” sud the Tho increating coldno-s of the lady’s hated torn enough to pnrouo him over manner was sufficient answer. -the whole earth. He would not here fear of tm* nesees and faults. Lord Adtowo is nut Beatrice unbent slightly os the l>ocamo interested in his ramarks. His lordship should have It was an umwlvablo to be admired and 2500 POUWDS STRKTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. Earl, that his daughter to belioro that she should find him an 2500 POUNDS GENtlNE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. reftlsliig the matt iked upon, even by her ad“ Why must you disappoint the hopes 9500 POVBDS PURE LEAD. In the midst of her musing* and 'pec­ ent tear, a rich and kitted man'1 havo so long choriahed, Beatrice ? " ulations, dinner was announced. beautiful mystery, a dclightThe .. °EKCIjrE french ZINC. ,fal!rifu! BFplaaatfon, I irationod her father, bitterly. “Have fill . marblo-hearted and incomHAf <tfeste. nssUsst. eropricfvr. This ... JLr—l-k-.l in «• »f 111. pabhs. Irsvs this lloo. ‘6t7VU 1000 POUMDS We buy our Goods directly fromthe Manufacturers, and sell at PRIUM that defies competition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. J. P. ROBERTS Sc CO. RABVJY WUSHT Hastings, April 20th, I860.—wy17 iioticf.o^A^MIY J. G. BARROWS, yj-OMCEOraTniC Pkysieia^ H0LB1 ATTOMtYH.»d KB# JBA1HT. TwiM.GrtZd UTOulU i od the Earl, gravely. You are the CITY HOSPITAL. CLEVELAND, O. fragrance. mistress of my houeehcdl You rwwivn The Earl was tall and stately, with our visitors, preside at our balls and becoming portliness of figure, and eyes partiea, and fulfil your dutiee to soriotr. ar keen ss in his early youth, a ootu- But day after day, evening after evenTo T?eit all Kinds of Diseases plexion of unuaual ruddiacro, hair and nENTIBTRY U t. M. WHITTOBD, the lady Beatrice. in . room. a handsome apartment, brilliant with lights and fire and flowers. The repost was seasaned with witty remarks from Lord Adlowe. The lady listened, dinner over, the nett eacoried the Lady Beatrice to tho door, and then rethmed netr. If Geoffrey rvere to come book at to his wino and the companionship of my undo’s death, ho would inherit the the Earl. !-rlin !lt!o “t»d fortune. But “The Lady Beatrice is more beauti- *• Do not doapair, my boy," rerponded tho Earl, kindly. • I don't pretend to uiid"rataud'Ben.tricu^but there is no ice that tho sun cannot mo’.t I believe she will votToward yearlong and unwaver­ ing drrotiou—" . “I imr she WRI?' said Lord Adlowo, with a smile, and with a strange light leaping to his eyes. ‘ I can find my He uttered the’ last words in' a fane of telfefi His approficniians had been qmetod by the mnurirr of the lady Bo face. Fur yea re ho' had boon tortnnnted by ocrestonal dohblaW his cousin's death, and ho hud- finally persuaded that if lirinw. Gw.lFw.,. ronrinced that sho • believed urea. Ha had almost reached three­ giving bo evidence of life. It is as if score ywers and ten, but ha exhibited tout chambers were your tomb I havo lean then six months I shall be yumTho naxt words of tho Lady mmcof tbefoebtenesaofuge. His mind 7 son-in-law. I will go up to ths Ladv wmfirtned ft™ upfafon. _ ■ «1 —I— V_ a. . ' out eliciting a • The Spaniard wrote that dtod of a fijrer.- .he was attacked ialtimoie, maiilaii Gold & Sjlver Watches, |£lddlevl preaeusiblo Bphynx. -One Marek evening, fa the drawing­ room of his town-house. Lord Hampton sat thinking of his daughter. The night was wild and stormy. Tho pleas­ ant room presented a strong contrast to the gloom without A eca-eoal fire life. His words have been confirmed a • • • * my own obaerflamed in the polished grate. The groat ' a double life. chandelier flooded tho room with light. ration. Flowors, fresh from tho grwn-housq, with moisture yet upon their petali. Wore crowded with profusion into vases, look from her eyes and play tlto fired Mt artist's heart The heavy, “ I do not understand you?' sb warm-hued curtains fell in folds to the mured. - himself from Ho excused Idmoe’.t and hastened CLOCKM, tStiSttSEAEO. Mid Silrff ud PM Yin. wttkfaanhourofhte Geoffrey Beatrice "*tnee Gecftwe �(lasd <wr4 hie death TISEMENTS rnuxK jutfeWAT. “But I understood that she wm luLT 4th. FIREWORKS to beyoursuttor. 1 cannot five without yon, Beatrice, ’ ■nd Us voice became full and passion- He arose and Iiord Adlowo stole after him to the Fen hare article* dy around GUCXCY the apartment. (five ma a clmn-c to nr~A Beotehman haring hired him- Lnrd , as now, Lind Adlowe, and xt is now er hall to a wile of rooms immediy over the drawing-room. He knocked upon softly, then more loudlv. eLircd Lord Aulowc, with fierce emphaab. “You shall yet look kindly upon it nnimiae to he mv wife I" Ucatrioo looked r.t him ne called hia daughter’a name softly, uyes flashing with anger bafcre him, that he might help himself. S breakbst" “ The fire ta extinguished. Adlowo. that he opening into the different chamber. negative answer, dl'ittr, ■_ »-.l*A-a. EWD BMOr. Fms. A C.J.UBYU Lard Adlowo darted quick, scruiuu- Eho comprehended PATENT TRIPOID SIT ROCIIT. GOODNEWS GOOD NEWS! “ But tho Lady Beatrice CULLKCnOM: CONVIYilCIjc office Grey's Patent Molded Linen Collars, Oririri. Ooridenf. and Atanfcv, knocked softly calling upon hia dough- jtod io do, would be to mako Iiim implacable enemy. She felt vague - B Still there came back no tx-T: and tho Earl looked from the You will take time for your docx.- srith agitation. What b thia mystery ? " he whisper­ osuts, and suddenly changing his mar - trice wrapped in the thrall uf some deli- □ho must be suffocated with thia why. With a feeling of danger ir within her. she resolved to tem­ porise with him. . -rill take time, Lord Adlowo, to consider your offer," she said- “ Since . you prefer to wait, you shall havo my answer tamo laotrt'a. hence.” Lord Hamilton entering nt thb junc­ ture, the I May Beatrice ombracoa the opportunire of escape. JWith emotion which both tho gentleman' mistook, and which both intsnxreted favorably to her suitor, she glided quietly from the room. CHAPTER II. WORTH OF GOODS IN STOCK, Which GODSMABK & PALMER are of­ fering at extremely low prices The insUnct of sclf-prcecrvation wm strong in ths breast of tho Lady Bea- movement within the rooms. They were aa soundless uppi^uancc again XO-UIgni. It IS 01ways so when she shuts herself up in this manner." He sighed w heavily that the inspira­ tion waa aimoai a moan. Then he moved from tho door towards the staircaM. lord Adlowe ntnaelesaly flitted on be­ fore him, entering the drawing-room without having been seen The Eari doecended the stairs, and Caused in tho lower hall to command is features and to ropreee hia agitation. opened the door and entered the then Mid: “ Remain bore, Adlowe, while I look in the boudoir." Hu movod towards tho front room, opened the door and passed in. Lord Adlowe - firm in his bold pur- It woe unoccupied. Tho suitor of theWedy Beatrice re­ treated aa soon aa he made the diM»very, while Lord , Hampton stood bewildered under tho gleaming gas-lampa. When the Earl came out, Adlowe met him Lord Hampton and his guost drew ----------------------.-.MOT* wnuam ncui MJ their chain doser to the pleasant fire, confirm tho opinion. ' ’ Beatrice regrets that she cannot join “She b in her bed-chamber,” said us again this evening,’' said Ix>rd Horap- the Ear! briefly, last-named room.'1 11 entered rather inopportunely, S,” anid tho Earl, smiling. I that she had not given you a decided rewatching him intently. Tho pretty lare-fniled pillows were “Uw Lady The Earl waa delighted. 1" muttered the father. going to take her into the country as soon as the warm weather comes. Wo shall be your ncighbw. then, Adlowe, for Trevelyan Pgrk is nut many mihm declared,tho had done a thousand distant from our country homo. You will stop at tho Park, I supposa." Lord Adlowe replied in the affirma­ tive. The Earl resumed his seat, and thu two pursued their oonvorratian with an upi^arancc of interest in it; but all tho while the father’, heart wandered that I should to tho mystery uf his daughter a atruege tyo ftilod,' eo- .elusion, and all tho white Adtowo stu­ died upon tho same subject ■nr r __ i____ I _ « room. Gwan A Panun edl g in consequence of havingbought since' the recent Great Decline. looked No one answered. He looked ’ declared Lzirxl IlniDptan COURT HOUSE, GOODS H.1YE TUMBLED, AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM. Coffee Sugar, 16c per lb. The best Ten Cent Prints. Our assortment is more complete in each depart­ ment than ever before brought to this market. Consisting of a fine line of COE S COUGH BALSAM, CIE I HlrtMIA MH! FAKBAND. AUELKT A CO. UrtroiL JUST THS SIRS IAIIER, the subject of Ch ria tian Bc DKTIXOIT, AU KINDS OF FARMIN! IMPLEMENTS CONSTANTLY ON NANO. BQLCome and Come curly, so as to secure good bargains and the first choice. SNiaau « Bedford. May 1st, 1869.—2m MlCtHQAN. OejhS YAKEE NOTIONS FANCKY GOODS. WH1TB GOODS, HOSIERY. GI OVES- etc EXCELSIOR It you bring anything to DETROIT WOOL WAREHOLTE. MOKIT TO LOAM THE PROPRIETORS OF THE "ZT” S5—• ~ Gooda, life JILT. FIREwMRj 8h^ of?V®w “d Seasonable recently purehas-d in the best eastern markets nt the lowe*t possible prices far cash. Our stock includes a full line of Can on Gaaxr A Pn STAPLE AND FANCY . DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, ' we can and will nti.sfy you that it' Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c. Tho Michigan Bolt «. Nut Co. , Am emouwl tofamlA mart!/ Bridge, Hoof and Large MACHINE BOLTS, SSi=SWX= Dnigt,Dyt Shift, 5th of July will l>c preecn We would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines in the world— 'VJEOal VJL.O3E«.EXTV<-JK! Those in want of a Machine will please call and let Mr. Phillips show you *on of bis fine work. LJF Remember the place, one door West ol J P Robert < 0EAKT 4 ririuire. QRAND M1TKK VALLEY Railroad. 2 0 Whom 1 would ao gladly welcome as father. groat profusoucss of expenditure have amaeWDat cramped my Nor Hu «d my soon- ialied faronto with daughter’s rooms. . Ixird Adiowa followed ut his heels. ly ? o giro Gnan A Failure a ever. Where ta ne out u Huw did she go unseen ?" Lord Adlowo .Uli standing in tho door-way, looked as if a great guod-for- ;s 0y reloping Lord Hampton's daughter. Tie fieri struggled with hi. emotions, within. the kingdom. With your uncle a wealth united to Beatrice’s fortune, you will haw a colossal inootno. I should like Earl ordered them away peremptOrDy, and they dared nut disobey him. They to see the two fortunes wedded." “And so should I," sold Ixud Ad- filed away through the various poMages towards that? own dutnabs. and sltoriy >om. He CLOTHING WBOUSE! 30 CANAL STREET, babtinos GRANDRAPm« NEW STORE, BEST GOODS. MENX*_BOYS’ CLOTHING HAT8, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, &c. SPICER hi. meat Oust A DRRSS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, Cotton, Linen and Cambric Edgings and Insertions. Clothing, Boots A Shoes, Hats A Caps ana W all Paper, iu great variety. Cloths and Beady-mndo Clothing, omccruing a Vsgetoble Sicilian Hair B vigeb~brothersT • v . Hat® A Caps, Boot. & Shoos, Groceries, Ac. complete aitoniahmcnL . “ Her doom are all locked, to^ive the impreaduu f^'Cuvh paying customers, giro us a call. Wo will chscrfmly show ruu npj our stock, that vou mar cumnare nrinas with anv c.__ that the in here. She must havo quit- Tho only evidence that threw any Fate soomoil inclined to throw the de­ light upon the subject was tho discovery sired clue into hia hands. ol the dross she had worn at dinner. Tho two gentlemen were in die mid.! Small profit _ _ _ Bxnotdecrived bylmitat WfLSOwV rwTicAiomMm tetr 11:1. iiswa IS I a a 0) attached t �9Ml but confirms what. has be*a heretofore hinted at in these reports, namaly, that UlaS lmo*‘ inroriably ee- imint wn w mbit imitt. ’ *ta ic k tga■ COTttrml M*>lra»<. 11(9. ’ -tousu^c. u .* । - ^2:. ■sn f~. s «nch were not the case this year. A.C.FED9T, M. D. THE ENDLESS MATCH! E— . . The Endleav Match I o=«u.-B, tu ButlaCmk.. WONDERPtL, ECONOMICAL, Od m,, u» Gra™ u,. ,"SL.U*' r~ u • -X-fod. practical teeohor from Germany, and hat taught also in this axmuy. re? St Fruit'ft Oyster House those wishing to take laaoons, or thoee poronte who wish to sand thoir -HW— *01 ptew call fOT txnhm-particular, at J°“ Rwi,lr"’* barter ahop, this wook V fofofo.. *a5 toSfbaeX Eeal Estate Broker Hlw Mv F. Ko. h„ MtDDLZTlLLB. - UUT 00.. - MICHIGAN. ET*Fmmm vUlec Io Fontess FAU1 OR TILJ.AGK PNUFKRTT ess always cetBXTT|Ut BARGAINS at this A^soey ttea ts •U&i lloaloa's Uase Beeler. KTVttd for ririokrt if yea wsol tret deee ":x,',ya,,*zar<wArW>ite-^ if T’S A jn EXT. The Free Mason and Good Templar I-odgrs of this place have made arrange Dfonftt meuta for a celebration of the Fourth (or third) ®f July. The officers of the day are, Pnaidant Hon. H. Wright; Marshal, A. Okrk; Chaplain, Iter. G. A. Aanm; Header, Aaron Clark; A..-, Marshals, 8. G. Wobator and A. D. Bad- OOOK TMTICHIGANMACHINERY DEPOT. <*«. u. 8. WORM KB ABOK,, Xo. H, Ml ft IM Jrfferm Aeeoae. Detroit, Hub. Deelm la Eosines. Bellers sod Ssw Mdl.. Weeere. I'Uoere and M.ub.r., tUalt. Door and Wtsd TWO T*W if“ EAB-0 L o' •tallltB <■<! m semi i BUSINESS CARDS. 11 I „e’rr (ur Mie. MT KeaUkeea. »Um<m1 «a ■1U‘ tta-Urt S QB TBt eon ItUSIllU HUS. Tho dinner is to bo of tho picnic fonn; small profit OUSE, Be not deceived by imitations of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rcnewer; csril fur Ilall’o and accept no Other- and enough for everybody, at Marx Bxo'r Drug Store, on Jefferson street. A No. 1 tee for 12 shillings. daaxT A PniLun. Tnx Rxv. Mt. Cvxxt* will deliver a discourse at the Court Houso next Sabl.*h, at half past two o’clock r. x., on the subject of Christian Baptism. Gmxr & Pniturs. just recrivcll a large supply of tho rvnot fail to tiy them. 3t / Ir you bring anything to town to sell, 1x0jjt each perron bringing their Imi* on/ with lhem. Tho ceremonies are to take place in Parkhuret'n grove, where those persons who bring provi­ sions will rojiort a« early in tho day os possible, as dinner is to be served at 12 n. Good S/ttlm will bo in attendance. Tho following programme has been agreed upon: Under direction of the marshal, head­ ed by a band of martial muric and tho several Lodges in regalia, a proreeaion ' will form in Dunt of the Exchaugu Ho­ tel at 9 1-2 o'clock, and march to the grove. Tho Middleville Glee Club and tho glee dubs of tho Masonic and Good Templar Lodges will furnish tho nation­ al and popular airs of tho day. A general invitation is eurdially ex­ tended by tho members of both Lodges, and the citiecua of Middleville general- ' ly, to people in this vicinity, to be pres­ ent. Come one and all By order of Qum. A. H. Etui. COMMERCIAL J successor. oat ikiidier. The u»i Bars ud Cantata Hossa Is Hew. - • Good Middleville, Jas. tlb, M0. ll<ei«. e<r KabM..*.*.*.* Bae. Fee Im........... Drue Teoctae. peereft. 1>>M reoebee. e»poses lMe4 Apple*. P<» lb . Abre«ta«e» WILLIAM MYERS, Dealer la ^JgrBepeiriet prmafty slUafttft to. Orters Music ft Jewelry. H^ARBLlZED SLATE IMANTLES. ■srxrowx de at mu flA'itlKGU. - • • a4yl - . - MICH. General Grocer, Witt Pater ax» SrmoNiir.—F. D. I Art lxr has on hand and for sale a largo assortment of the rar school books, wall paper aad station try. Call before purchasing els iwhere. junlGtS Floxxjcx sew ing machines for sale. Gust ft PaiLurs. . iug at the Star Clothing House on tho tith of July win Ih? presented-with a box of good, lalfti finish collars - clotlieo, we havo it Gbaxt A Pniuxrs- * FARM OF 80 ACRES, bi Beetles l», ieTbemppk; ttAms la tie(s aad bull Stele Bead hereby rivee eoti Ib.i bo wdi.ee Vtaoeetay. ibetsfblay efda A. D IMS. at ISe'foMka a. at fold dey. at I eBce al Great ft Phillipa, la lbs elMape at Bi tiara, eCar Io cootreel wHb Ibo lowest rvapoe Me bidder or bidders far grediae wbal b boot as Ax.pa Eight Bill, aa mtia. Ik. brt-M. aad 44 la the taweabip of Csritea. eoocty Slats Hearths and Grates. tar 8ea4 for Clreebr._d TS. ao.Wr“%BU™sV«: Dim Mi™, Grams, PRICE ONLY 9L000. Toms to salt pa fobatar. a- wMxoiry. ______ , FA’^K&ysa; ■stthr“u- SPECIAL NOTICBS. H. WBIOHT. Groceries and Produce, Ninety New York, June 25. Financial affaire generally are wry The 80 Acres Improved City Dbuoo Store, Csta Baliaiace, Fusees, As. Aerei Wheat aa the Oraaefti Oss tblH wMalt will ce srtlfc Ibe Feres. money market is a little stringent, but Price S6O an Acre* HEDRICK & COOK, 1-2; »he highest point’being; now S3c. : Cotton goods it is thought have reached their limit, and the tendency is to weak­ ness rather than to advance. Tlte strong speculative demand fur brvadatufff for export, which continued up to the mid die of tho present week, induced a marked advance, but on Thursday the turning print eocrns to have boon reach-1 od, and under udrioos of better weather in Europe, and adoclino io prices there, n portim of tho previous advance was loot, and the tendency is strongly down­ ward. Tho decline thus far hat b»<-n equal to 10 to 20c. per bbl. on flour, and on wheat 8 to fie. and on some grades Fc. nor bushel. Still, pricra range consi'liiubly above those of a week ag”, as will bo seen by quote- A.cres> Adjalstog tbs VUkye at Middleville. aa SeeGrt TwaMy-fojM. Finance and Trade- Cxll on Gnxrr & Pniturs’ if you quiet, gold ranging at about 187. wish to pun-base go..ds cheap. , jaalnf pOR BALE I find out tho price of Gbaxt A Pamirs. Navy has resigned, and the President has appointed. Goo. M. Robinson, late BAMtMOa. Saiten & HarnBsaaien, & WEIGHT. AgwnL .Nee 4e«y -J»S H. A. GOODYEAR, Bailer & Eickaip Dealer, IBBLE BROTHERS U GROCERIES & PROVISIONS ltd the paietesor Till trap ths Aero Berard, FOBTOTFABM M WtLL MONTH fttda. B. wkiomt; MtMcrdaKM. Which they sell Very Cheap for Cash! Don't forget, when coming to Grand llapids, to call at tho Grttt Star Clothing Bstrs Westers 4.T04*-« MID*-* Wh‘te wboal extra. S.MRT.D S AAg: S3 Tho steamer rates for wheat to Liver­ cure there, clothing, hats, cape, trunks, pool have nearly doubled since the late demand sprung up contracts hating been made to-day at 9 1-2<L There is no animation in wool, so for as the east­ ern markets are concerned, aad we must look to tho West for whatever of actm- The Highrat Market Price paid for POTATOES, BUTTER, EGGS, AND FRUIT. First door Weal of H. A. Goodyear’s t*alata Ac Oil*, Lam 1*8 a Fx±l±-t;iYE«, Fancy Goods, Iluroov A X.nxnl»«r Wa*oxa F DR SAXJET rtre" A1U‘YlLLAGk'L0Mta Groceries KUK8T’ EJ. WRIGHT, MfoilrrilU, kuiMKIMefeetn] HALLS x Tte Great OUTUE Diaajren tf th• .Alt! nGETABUSraUAN HAIR GREAT LABOR SAVER. Exccxsioa.—Do not forget the excur­ jR£NEW£R. sion and pie-nic on next Saturday, at Thuroapple Lake. Cars for that purposo will be attached to the regular train —tearing Hastings af 8:45 a. x. and will arrive at Sheridan, nt 9:10 AM-, and leave to return at 1:45 r. x. A p>vd time may bo expected. Tho Eaton tor suru ucuiuiK" - ------ -v TtawMrtrf»«*to. llapide and tho Hastings cornet bands err now running is much leas than at are to furnish tho music. thfo period Inst year, aud it is not pro­ bable that tho consumption will increase util tu r»J. “kitou MO. toBto»ia Mtoa «»“» “ kw ‘I.—V !u ro<» .1 *~i fc~«Wr Dmut Mutra ___ runfe. J»S& "UK ^CESTS WANTED. Oeod Afeate tab led U sell KENT'S DOMESTIC MOLDER 1> thbesd sdpftalawtfouUas. Apfly U ll»X Michigan —Exchange. *SH Brnalw.y, New Tert. Tta. »»• Ito* “'k to -I.-.: uir^untw tu «n» S» ZX.1 w-k. -to. •* tai* “X lanu lAStl FOB U1DES AND PELTT nsarked advance. No. 1 white wax rath «!.«. •*< •B*’’’ S* profit. And if wo ran too ctoaoly to the .■raofth.™*.tra nraa.J"“oust of wmk eomotimre, it io to nraot *n iTtid W tU mor. pnoteu 3~l-n who unscrupulous competition which will not recogutx > the rules adopted by all hon- Dotaatr. Ftsacerr 14th. ISO, Da: ThlsHe<4.eotes(ajMlfrvs«»bt7kM«s to (be Treeing PebUa. b Meg UmwgMy sfo paired aad pel io perket order for bootee*, sad Ctert’risrtC ■» Greftss soft Frisos, ftwfo Clissposi viH aseUsM to bo b»rx m «U Ba appfo.tm.te u First UMm Coakteg. Heating xal Perior Btavre, as a Flrfo Okas Soeoe. Bet to soafo lbs wfobeo Exirs l lslre ta liforwt Moves ess Im vteily sbtfoaaft. frsswoaMy sovta* the aa* rf o BOW MSto. DETROIT STOVE WORKS STOVEB, ..................... COL«! A DOW. less rs*,sss* er tooth. ' �was* new iDTErnsEWnn. *uami WAXTruluA«uibn*, NI Ci FT T ACENES HARDWARE STORE' JOBS CARVWTEt. Aomo twenty-fire years ago ho attended < tamre delivered by Buhop Hughes, GREENBACK afterward Arch bishop of ids dioroes. Qf tht tint frn tf Jnti Ayre t Ha occupied a scat on tho platform. ZK AOKNTS WANTND Flit "Whan tho Bishop began to speak, Mr. Hfodey dosed his eyes and began to nod. HL* head dropped on his breast, and in ton minutes his placid but not inaudible breathing formed n monotonous aecoav pammeat to tho polished and brilliant eontonew of tho Bmbop. Attheconclu«0d of tk» lecture Mr. Greeley retimed to the Trilrew ofico, and at midnight AGENTS WANTED TO SELL learned that the reporter detriled to at tend tho mooting had failed to appear. ThweaponJfTthrotey went to hie desk OV THE NATIONAL CA1-1TAL knd wrote out a two column report of tho locturo, even reproducing many of tho Bishop’s exact wtences. The ed­ itor of the Trihme, it i» said, has frendeutly written out tlret-claaa reports of Dr. Chopin's eloquent sermons, though apparently in a sound sleep during their delivery. The case is one of unusual ~ aaa BOOK agenti wanted psychological and physiological interest. JjUVV for Uanltog'* X«ir Ultuaiaaud We havo never hoard of any other in­ and UutrateJ Edilkm* at lb* stance in which the mental powers are Life of Christ, and Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. no wide awoke while the outward ap­ pearance was ono of such profound {■prayed Farm aai Flltege Fraperty „ 1 *aao Life '» The Holy Land DBWE AUNT oo.; nics H. A. GOODYEAR, Miy-tolf m-te* Xerth *f MMtevtite, ee ttetirsad tapid* r«U. x ,K'4”tyastis'ptS3 top. *iiutod t-. Billei Ifoatb *f MlMlmlto. o* th. WM> afo. »f Tbornappte Brv.r. Frie* Oa)j forty dollar* par am, term* ntj. Thirty villas* *<te*ted la roM teaaUeas ta STOVES, IRON, GROCERIES. Tin aad CeafoMISowy, CkndieK Halter. J’rwi<* Currant. Sa. de, all tmb aad prune. Iron War* ouss, Ptm. flits. oiteuuo. 5aiint55 Jirerterg Particular AUnfiea paid to Order for SIGHTS AND SECRETS Building Materials. Eave Treughi Made and put up on Short Notice. BEAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Shelf • Hardware and Cutlery. atxsdvcsd NEWS, Dally, Tri-W. prices. Dodge's Clebrated Plows For Bale at Kalamasoo Prieto, [S**r*,Mtate SU naali.Q. MteK Hinn. r i u.oeny.<wwa*..rf m. "As a few men saved Sodom, eo may a few good men save tho old Dwnocratic WASTES, SSSStS,ship, if firm and true in the cause." If the Democratic party has no better <n>l< uni fomaJ*. to litroduc* tb» Cyanin* S«n«« F*m.IrS**i*x Maebia*. chanoe of salvation than tho old town of K»«4 t. Coeunaa —.ii i..M r.n ,.-.v —i. Sodom, we sdviae the few righteot'A men it still hold* to ret out of the way, And "stand from under" as quickly as they can. The unlucky illustration of this Demo­ cratic orator reminds us of a story of an Arkansas Judge of the old times, who had an oiBce id ornnuoii with a physi­ cian. The Judge was at his table busy with briefit and bills in chancery ; tho doctor was writing a letter, and pausing fat a moment, celled out, “Jedge, isn't e-q-u-i, the way to spell equinomical ?' "You, I think it k,” said tho Judge; “but here’s Webster’s Dictionary— I can soon toll you-" He opened the book and turned over firo loaves, repeating aloud, *o-qui-nomiOal—e-qal-nortrical.’ Finding Um proper plane he ran his eye and finger up and down the column two or three times, until Ire Wes tharonghlj ‘ ’ itisfied tho wqnl was -— not there. --------- gCli the boolc with aslum,, ................................. the judge laid Ins spectacles table, and rising slowly, broke ---------‘Well, rfr, I’ro adwsys been n Daniel Webster man, and I voted for him for President, buttery num that will write aa big a dictionary aa that and not put as common a word as o-qui-nomicul mb eaa't get my vote far anything hereafter." acseaxwsww =r.riSss scito'ia cm e •M iwn raoteni IH- motu ^»au feauUwr srdmd. foal 'Costar's’ Buckhorn Salve •tetofoa unw s.wtiws a,, »t, * cawn- .U--O l..a„. C.,11.1, . . . W,WO,006 - )-,►■»» raaal-a*. Try ••XtaiarV’ Cough Remedy. *Cbld* and tloarwnns teed io death," Try “ Cuetar's" Cough Remedy. 'For Creep*— Wboopreg Ameba, Ac.,' Try “Coater's" Cough Remedy. rco. O, Frio* W1UJOO. K„ m M.n MUTANT TO FARMERS । 1800. MlrDLXVILLE 1800. Drug & Bookstore. CALIFORNIA A OREGON "5*^&Sa£?-»rs BEAUTIFIES! hyde&prindle. Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossomi. Ob* H»UU. It.OO-Thrw for U-OO. CHAS. HYDK. eosauy.cn waiptorynM. “Cos tar’s” Rat, Roach,&c- Exterminator* PbTcBS: "Costar's” Bod ling Exterminators. "Costers” (only pure) Insect Powder. JAMI’LESK. OalsaMh I BAOS,teeaadIf **eb H-tfon. May, IT, IMS. DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, B-ptre siMk, NlDDLkTILU, . - M1CHIOAS —Through tho Detroit ThJww we loam that Sot. Crapo's friends now con. fidently ronsider him poet the critical Otago, and in-a fair way far complete “Costax, ft Crosby St. N.Y. , Or, Jomr F. Hmnsr (Buneemer to) DexaaBaana A Co.,21 Park Bow^t. Y Jf ERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION Fire aad Bargiar Proof S A JF Tt g Sold by/. D ACCUEY A C O.,I1 reliege M lab. Dated fee. eiki I Mt. . Great WairaGdisej Laie StresL „ £j*»«r oounrr STEW GOODS ParalysiB can be Cured! 1 GEORGE PRESTON Invltoa FAMILY GB0CNRIX1 , Cwtefotleg ef M1N CFflsiki Risrnms, was. OWN 1«'. "sis PRINTER.' 2“'^* rmsT quality That’s. Big Talk, Try it Now. una. riYLoa So* agM aMBrtxMl tf J-sifjxS yay-*!-. SlCi'C: r.'T’C™'" EVERY X »h*ll not bo undersold by Frsetici., Bad Caaaann altentfo* to hia Rail Road pride* PRICES TO SUIT! DBS. J. M. ft 0. RUBtILL. Large & Well Selected Stock of groceries, CARRIAGE FACTORY! SPIULDIMG’S IEW CASH STORE DU. HADFIELD'S EQUALIZER £<«rmFaiTNEdU*! t W. TSOOMAI, V -UTT -Ow- dr foe Harry gaateMJsfittas •’tSSilS.TMKL.1—• -—A. Norwogfgn Who aottled in Detroit some two years since found, among a party of hi* old noigliborn who arrived by th« Clxvelud boat a few day* ago, a laa* whom he had known at home in times gone by, and, after an hour's courtship, the twain were married. "" BARhf ARD EA10N COUNTIES IU.4UUI, ii.lf Hom SEED WHEAT AGEWCY. the young lady said,- with a ringing langh: “ Tell ma it’s too late—wo haw been married, and have b»yn in bed half aa hour. Bnugglu up,Wi]L r.nd don't get out of bed tor him." ’ fww- edttel *ai/pPS?l*« l*«i<8£3l?i*TliyiS WOOLEN FACTORY! .f l? I «*-*.jwjh ________ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-07-07.pdf feca096f0cb6d98b274d7d64496e7d80 PDF Text Text -.T —--------- -------- :— ------ — ITT OZO. M. DBWETi ■ VOL. XIV. . SajintM Jirertorj. ~WUkOUlMlmrtuu,-*Wiault,brUl.-vUknnuml>Uall^L- ‘ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1869. • BOSTON CASH STOPF} NEW GOODS! E W GOOD ! just returned from I have NEW YORK AND BOSTON IVO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS „ . ALLEN BENNETT. Bantings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE SUCCESSORS TO ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN, Are sow selling VOUDty. NEW GOODS Direct from Faetqrhis. DA.TLY! l&T^pecialilies in every department. BUCKBYE REAPER & MOWEI! Wc arc ssolo Aenntsi f<»r Barry Couaty—Thc t»«-s»t __ Reaper and Mower made. . . IIOOFIHG—We are sole Agents for this County for 11 the beat jxfi-nt Roofing nude. Call and see samples sod get refferenoes. HARNESS SHOP—A flip stock of Harness on hand. Re- pairing done promptly on short notice. Hoating®, Mich. April 20, I860.—wly ‘ . WIGHTMAN A GREBLE. ENU1NE DRUGS MEDICINES! REASONABLE PRICES! U HASTINGS DRUG SOTRE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, nsMa.-aj«nx«ssva. NUMBER 11. Saying thi® he ariaed the condk, !*•v- ist, both of whom are employed fa ing the candlestick fait in the hand® of teaching muse m the public schools of the boy, and boldly rushed to th® cellar the dty. . .tain, but before h® had d®«—fad half I Th. «M®rt commenced with Rosri■ the step®, the large aauMr eye® and m*® ‘‘Willfam Tell’’ overture, ®oou enormous horns of the ram caused him after eleven o’clock, which wm played to retreat, m much terrified as hl® am, feely by the orchestra, which was quit® ox claiming: . j ML Next followed “ Haff Columbia,'' | “Bure enough, the fava i® fa the e^ sung by the children with Im MfocL far I" : This waa followed by a three part eoug The good man ®efaed the great Bible, of Mcrcadante’® “Now the twilight attempted to road, but the candle ®Jitit- eaflly stealing,” which was finely rontered, burned blue, and threw such a derad, and greeted with great applause, feebl® light on the .acred pagan end Mire Afafaide Phillip® was greeted the book trembled so much ia the hand® eathuaiastically, a® she came upon the of the reader, that he could not distin- stag® to sing an Arfa from DonfacUi’s gufah one word from another. The lit- > •• Lucretia Borgia,”—“ Il Lyreto .per tie children cried and dung to the I ease feHce”—which she rendered fa a mother, the girts nootted dore to the fa- magnificent manner, and wm encored, vorito beaux, and the whole house wa» to which she responded, and song the shaken with the agitation of it® half-do- same again. She seemed to put forth mented inhabitants. Ono te best effort®, and wo do not see how i thought, however, occurred and a moo- she ' could have ---------------sung*-better. sago wm sent for the minister to come Ono of the best features of the day was Birloy Richard’s Solo aud Chorus, ■nd ’• lay the devil” ——— a man more celebrated ” So momly over the Ocean Spray,” tho I, piety, end fidelity, than solo being sung by fire hundred pupils for talent and hsrouur, slipped a small of tho Girls' High and Normal Schools, • Bible into hfa pocket, put on his hand and the chorus by all the children. This wm fallowed by Luther's grand and surplice, ato that lus should appear ...... u i DCariblo to his crest chord, with, which th® Jubilee opened na formidable itagoufat, and hasteoed to the relief of on Tuesday, “God ia a Cm11o and De­ fence,” which was effectively performed. s distressed parishioner®. On coming to the house, the reverend A featoB.', not on the programme, dosed the first part of the concert, this s'ms at th® ®ame moment to drive the wm a solo by 01® Bull, “The Mother’s devil away. But few momenta were Prayer,” hfa well-known composition. lost iu asking that which no one knew, This wm accompanied with a select or­ before the person pushed forward ®a a chestra. It fa noodles® to say that it loader, with th® same penurious light, wm most exqui.Italy performed. In the into tho collar, the most courageous ct moot distant parts of tho building, the tho company kcoi>ing dose behind him. noise of person® moving around prevent­ He reached tho foot,of tho stairs; the ed tho hearing of same of ths dshcote ere® of fire, and the shadowy outline of passage®, but, to the larger portion of the audience, it was plainly heard. Between the porta, Prof. Lewi® B. at least, by the terror of those who bobold them, removed ell doubt, if any Mauro® introduced a pfeasfag exhibi­ B.r.mtWUfra.lk.rstato.U.1® had existed in his mind, a® to the infer­ tion of vocal and physical gymnastic®, nal nature of the being with whom he os taught in tho schools of Boston. The effect was grand of so many persons had to contend. Tk*“fraU1 *' ’•“* The divine instantly fell on hi® knee®, moving in such perfect time, through and with uplifted bauds begun to pray ia the most fervent manner. The ram, sounds. The simultaneous moving of not understanding the moua man’s mo­ twenty thousand arm® and hand® waa a Urea ktatomb tte. tive, but supposing by the motion of hi® tight that rarely cornea in a lifetime, S.• Ckrtataa. »»4k,lent hands that he wm daring him .to a but­ and the performance was received with T» uwb bu u ®nr. ting contest, made a pea® with all hi® great applause by the spectator® The might at hi® supposed adversary, but, vocal exercise® ia the swellfag and dy­ Wbm b« m tank u *®bii deceived by the swelling dimensions of ing away of sound® were particularly his drapery, missed th® slender body ol fina Bl^‘,**,**‘ the priest and drawing hastily back to The second part opened with “ Coro­ ........... ................. renew the assault, hooked one of his nation March.’’ from Meyerbeer's Opera 6— not, tam. u™.' i rw>»rv: horns into th- belt of the surplice, and of “ 11 Prophate,” by the grand orche®. TIL. ~UL. I. . L- -IU a.L, pulled the priest with him into the ccl- tro, which wi® followed by th® Russian National Hymn, with word® of welcome Whilo thus in the power of hi® vic­ to Gen. Grant written by Bov. Dr. 8. F. torious foe, ho lost hope, so far aa re­ Smith, and sung by the children. Madame Pcnpa Rosa waa greeted garded himself, and the natural bonrrolenco of his disposition burst forth in the with applause as she came forward and sand “ Let the Bright Seraphim,” from exclamation: Handel's “ Samson," in a magnificent “ Brethren, take care of yourselves® ; manner, with a trumpet obligato by the devil has got nfa;”‘ ' __ This exhortation was bettor obeyed Arbuddo. This wm encored, and given tlinn any bo had ever delivered from tho second time in the finest possible Parepss voice filled the the pulpit, his friend® oil fled and left manner. him to his fate. Among the company building as no other voice can do, and was a shrewd young farmer, who had Arbuckle’s trumpet tones were unsur­ from the first supposed the fiend to bo passable. The full chorus next sang a three some domestic animal, but bring n lover of fun, and willing to see a comedy, part song of RoasfaTs “Write Gentle kept his thoughts to himself and pre­ Zephyr,” after which came a mngnifitended ' to sympethin with others in cetit doo from Rossini's “ Statist Mater,” a good performed by Parcpa tliw^r fears. Ho thought it time to in­ “Qum tti terfere, and snatching a pitch nine knot Rosa and Adelaide Phillip*, two ar­ In on® of th® small interior towns of’ from the blazing fire, exprraeed hi® de­ tiste, it is safe to say, who cannot be Now England, where the superstitions termination to rescue the preacher or matched in-Ataerica to-day. It was a groat feature of tho day, and of the Juin ‘.he attempt ’of our ancestors still possess a bold on perish “Don’tYdon’t I" shouted several , [the people, tho facta occurred * few The. concert dosed, with the Old “ What doe® the devil care for fire f ’’ I year® rinoe, of which the following fa a “Take along ths Bible, if you will Hundredth Psalm, about two minutes before two o’clock Thus elosod the go," suggested another. But, unheeding the • suggestion and greatest musical undertaking of the cen­ the manifestations of conotfi for his tury, sad of tho world. No pains wore safely, ho pushed into the cfllar, sefaed ■pareu to make it e success ou tho part the animal bj one of hfa horn®, and of tho managers and tho several comdragged the struggling ram up ataire, nntteca and on tho part of ths chorus calling to the Mtonisbed parson, “ Fol­ and orchestra. All entered into the low me The horrnri duril waa ted in spirit of tho occasion, and imbibed for followed by the ecclesiastic the week the ®entin>ent of theJubileesafety. The house must be “ bonked ” triumph, 1 I egg |h® gleaning® of the harvest, oab- iinto the xiidst of the company. A roo- “ Lot us have Peace." Tho audi*nrc® brought together were silence and banging down of bags, turnips, Ac., put in the cellar, that :®®ntary । ensued, but the past scene wo® immense, and such a® were never gath­ the external entrance thyto might be heads ■ ered under one roof in America before. 1 eloeed lor the season. Having carried 1too ludicrous to admit of sober reflection, loud pool® of laughter burst forth They went to the Coliaewm for a pur’ in the Wgatablra, the boy® were du- and 1 every ride, during which the ram poso, and they were composed of the patched to the bam foe atraw to AH the from : wm turned out at tho door, the i«rwn bed citizens of the land, and their very - absented himnelf without ceremony, and presence in the city scerood to have a tho sporte of the evening were resumed driliring effect upon tho "dangerous elasaea ” of tbrtitv. a® the PuBoo Court ■ with better spirit® than before. n» *w» Mt m- Jm b» Mr K A. £,. *• “* *—w f’ rut C>. or a* UdM BM>> aS Cuafa, » a b, *. Oaa<<a a 11. rna So Sooob, arfa i ia th. ataaHodcoaal oT a ioMa,. for the very cordial wdectse which doo® Btttlttiy That our wncere tlufaks be tendered to Hoc Edward A. White, off th. Qty Council, for hi® aaridterae eadeavor® to promote our bapptaus, and render our stay ia every reaped pleatanl andprtftteMi * ’\That we fool it incuuibeut projector and grand director of thi® Juto congratulate him on the s~l»* Tbol a route tea ii • doff, a U artoiol, U . plaaa, k> lad« ar pournl —■----- tidoi.aM to la, fetehrn U Kte. B. C. Date«. I‘- M EoUte, 0. K Dooklb, and all their asaoeiate®, far the numar* ous courteaie® extended, and their untir­ ing and impartial effort® to facilitate and the labor, ef thoee wboee pleawng duty it ha® bees to raooid fade­ tail the ®uoc«u of the greatest festival in the history of the wcrlfo Jfewhed; That our thank® um due, and are hereby esmreed to Mr. George F. Milliken and hi® associate® of the Western Union Telegraph Com pan v for the pereonal fatereM ivjwid Vrtbem for ourtbeaefit; and the toaUtia® whleh they have afforded us far of new®. The roeofarion® ware unanimously .SSSSKSEfi. w. gtocdUiij. non. Manufhcturex-s, and selfat PKICKi that defies competition. Give tu a call and we will warrant satufacttel J. P. ROBERTS &. CO. Hastings, April 20th, I860.—kt 1. T»EW GOODS into hi® newi- ping on the romer to boy’hi® nsvepa- Mtec, with a newspaper clicking out of hi® pocket, whore he has just placed It for further re ruling a® he ha® leisure. Bo I hare seen it fa every American town and city.- There in nothing like it in Europe - No other people, through all Ito ranka can be ao reread ia the current information of the country and the world. . WonderfW people, these American people,’ wai his pointed Bum­ ming up, a® if to hint at the profound prophecy embodied hl this popular phrase and fact This axprea*oe bring, ■p to view the rut educational value and effect of the newspaper, sectflar or religion®, in American society, touching oar social, civil, or individual internet- Facia Mxx Lovt—What face fa that which appeal® toU'MaM of beauty of the majority of Mt! Net the pfa-p faMufopaf farsfari Wh^wjk Nd the buxom eontay lass, who haa oB the beastie® of which poet® sing, but whom' SPAULDIMG’S lEWMSH STORE Thafr wh, with hie nr------- „------- laborer, stop­ remriaed ia the city were forrisUd wife life a»4 balcony. The chi �Skit Ssstixjs glkst aoohb The first hand bills notifying tbepublic of tho trip were printed at this office for tl>o people of Nashville, and over tho name of prominent cituons of that vil­ lage. And wo are assured by officers of the road that flifjUi mti wore promised the oxcarrionisU. None others could be had, aa tho four passenger cars now run by the company are required every day far its regular badness. The excursion having been agreed Upon, as a Nashville affair,—and per­ haps tliia accounts for the bile in tho bosom of the Deatssref editor,—it waa thought best to run it from Hastings, as a groat many people of that town expreessd a desire that it should. But it scczu that " Cto propfr a/ /tarry rowdy " only assembled to utribMM tfo djprrtar?' of tho train. They wanted palace cars, according to W. Roscoo Young, editor, just to look at, and his editorial soul waa mighty wrath in their behalf be­ cause only fiat cars were provided, as J»vraimdto tho gutters up of tho axcur- Of-'conrse the people of Barry county hsro taken stock anil paid their money; if they had not done Uris tho rood could not-have lieoa buii ; but on this and other roads, oatsido of Barry county, the people have not called it an when prnfcrod a half-faro trip, even on well-seated fiat cats. Last year hun­ dreds of dtixeus of Jackson, Mason and Lanring went on just such can to Sagi­ naw, and no person turned up so aristo­ cratic a nose as to call it an “nuidt.” demands. Last year the dtixenc of Charlotte foil pleased over juet such fa­ cilities for a cheap ride ro are called a •• disgrace" in Hastings. And this year, when the getters up of the excursion on the third of July, from Jackson to Thornanplo Lako, were told thet onlv flat ears could be they did not expect anything would be eaitaned with them Bo it ooems that a hat to an “ insult" and a “ disgra community, to considered I----rood tiling in other oommnnittos. Bach Is the difference in the aristocratic no­ tions that infest localities.— Rr- are but few if any wbsre more attention to paid to guests by all connected with the Houso, or where the traveling pub­ lic will be better suited amid the neoeeaary confusion and bustle of a large, first class House, filled to overflowing with guests. Tho House is located at too foot of Main afreet, on tho banks of the beauti­ ful St. Joseph river, end noar tho cele­ brated iron bridge which has boon croctod across that ritor by tho liberali­ ty of tho eitisens of that thriving city, and which to one of the curioritfoe of tho Stalo, and well worthy the attention of all interested in tho progrts-i of the mechanic arts. Ma. Epoxa waa tho well known and popular manager of tho Michigan Central Bailroad Eating House at Niles during several years, and is in all respects calculated, with the assistance of the energetic proprie­ tor, Da. Emib Rarnixo, to make tho “Reading House" the NUm Home of tho traveling public. Ee. Bixxke.—Dubly empressed with tho idee that rum 1 ov yuro collossal No. ov frens A rodurs mite bee odyfide bi a word from 1 ov yuro tranahent patrens, Ego Scribo. buffiie tn sa i hav tuk unto miself the wings ov rapped flite A gon from yuro midst And i am happee to congrailaito miself A aul mi poeterrytee that i left no mornin frens beehind. “ Swingin round the syrrle,” after the mannur ov 1 wbo-cgulton in the saw glorias iatohals, A. 3.—has re­ tired from the oblireous karts ov publick life, I at last founded miself on “Terras Oleum," in the abnv afourdaitod ploso. The sits i witnessed on .landin at tbs Dupo was 1 tn bash tho modestoo or any fnj Eluded Wolverene, A likewise anise the saincet mind. And bo wax i. Oald turn, whore harry locks aloan wur a strikin prufo or there shcort sta on thia Mundaign sphear, with the agihteo cr yuth dubly chargwl with electrieitee, mite bee seen salein rounds, crisn al ths tip te'.op or thur belahun organs, (via.) (which means ax churen a pile ov durtoc MISS.,—-emcllia strougleo ov Sketch enough, unions aid 40-rod Aeosros,—rite xtntoo the dslifate none ov yuro humbul servent, with 1 final belsh, stxainin thur saiftee valves tu thur utmost tension, - “ Will yer bi."1 Asahooreu them i wood not, they tuk, tho beck track, given vent tu thur dis­ appointment in taagwage not altogether morrah Then cum tho she mailos, (Godfonaiken tilings, not wishen tu Tbs above ia strictly true. Tho com­ dander .the seeks,) boeeradun me tu bl pany did not agree to furnish other than sum " Crude Oile," whitoh they tunned platform cars, bat tho chronic growler •• The elixur ov life—a penasca four a of tho -EM” institution down the street is of coarse ruddy to pull down any en­ graeco eracer, Ac., Ac.” Not bein ov terprise that dose not bow Io his lordly the turn ov mind tu spend the last 50et. dictation. scrip i poakessed in that commoditee. I Tho above is simply scsusdakxu. Tbs editor of the UtrM, whether ssobr or otherwise it matter* not, for the editor in chief of any journal is responsible for what appears tn its columns, did express a wish that some rich relative might die and lean him a. fortune. And all we did was to publish what ha said, with some comments calling attention thereto, became theifarUd psWb.ns to bo- the organ ef the rimon-poro moraltote « speak fer that stare-tboogta •leaped tu be oonfrnnted bi'a smilen Isas ov near about 10 vernal springs, who was a straddle or a velodpeed, cricn at tho summit ov her raise— “ Dad's steak ilo—worth Jfi.OO J or uucta Sam’s stamjx, who wautx Harin Admost yoaldcd tu the temptvn bate, I with 1 supurhumanary dfort maatetrud mi dopraived naohur, and started u on mi mussel" for up toon. Charges thru a cavilkado ov obout 6U gt.-noniahtins ov cab drivers, bagage men, _lruto blacks, servant galls, ladee A gentulmca pnane- in general, broai up at tho Galbrath House. I knead not etaite tu yuro intnitiv A dirarnin mindre that i staid thur sal nite. 8o i did. WUh mi whiskac bottol in 1 han A tinct. arnilty in the uthsr. White beta engag-d m thio benevolent wurk ov charitee, i re- a Jaekeoa boy,•'for tha “Ekaa" of him do not honor thia village by a tempo­ rary sojourn hare, and this the Ctoism ought to understand. B«t to show that all therowdtoeof Jackson have not sriwe print tho following from the Jkw fnu of June 28th: A deplorable tragedy occurred in the Hibbard Hoom saloon iust before noon kish Charle. Feed, leq. ■r lesiaw his Kfo. Itsoew land Jeha R Erarard. of «gtoston A Everard,havo very Mradly rotetfons for charged him with insulting hto stater-in­ law. Hot words passed between tho two gwttamoa, which soon tod to an af­ fray, in which Mr. Evorard was pretty badly beaten and bratoed before those who were present could succeed in SepBverard went from the saloon in consi­ derable rage, going directly to hie store, which iaunlya few rods distant from tho Hibbard House, and knowing that Mr. Eggleston, bis partner, Jiad a revol­ ver, he told him that he wanted to take the revolver to shoot a rat that was on tho walk in front of tho store, at tho sama time covering up his eyo, which had been rendered black and bine in the aifrav. Mr. Eggleston hondod him returned to the saloon, ai rushed toward Mr. F<—, _ standing at the bar, raiuod his revolver and fired. Fortunately, Thayer Carr, who happened to stand noar Evcrard —*- tired, grabbed him around tho paxtidy knocked the revolver where a complaint waa made again nt him for “ shooting with intent to kill” Mr. Ervrard was next taken to his house, where Ida wounds are bring treated. Thia affair baa caused consi­ derable Excitement in tho city. Both Mr. Everanl and Mr. Fori are well known by all, are old residents of the place, and prominent buiineas men Kero. and law-abiding citfetm, but when in li­ quor his reason seems to desert him, and he to governed entirely by hto pas sioua Ho will be placed under arrest, and held amenablo to tho taw for his misconduct Mr. Ford is well known ‘ ' it and enterprto- wAjmt»f«a WONDERS OF THE,WORLD.*4 MOI NEWS, GflM NEWS! WORTH OF GOODS IN STOCK, Which GOD8KARK A PALMER are of­ fering at extremely low prices OHLY $2.75 PER COPY. in consequence of havinjrboughi since the recent Great jpeclin®. COURT HOUSE, GOODSBJVE TUMBLED, AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM Coffee Sugar, 16c per lb. The beat Ten Cent Prints. IBS- Our assortment is more complete rn each depart­ ment than ever before brought to this market. Consisting of a fine lind of BIBLE DICHOIABY JUST THE Silt HOU, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, Cotton, Linen and Cambric Edgings and Insertions. Clothing, Boots 4 Shoes, Hats 4 Caps and Wall Paper, iu great variety. ALL UMS SF FARMIRI IMPLEMHTt IIHITAITLT 01 HAW. lOUComc and Come early, so as to secure good bargains and the first choice. WHBAU B BABBS** Bedford, May 1st, 1869.—2m EXCELSIOR HASTINGS CASH STOKE Are now offering for sale, a full Stock of New and Seaaonable Goods, recently purchased in tho best eastern markets at the lowed possible prices for cash. Our stook includes a full line of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Clotln and Ready-mado Clothing, Hatn A Capa. Boot* 4 ShoM, Groctriea, 4c. HTCa-h pe?iDg cuxtomers, give us a call We wfll cheerfully show you < <>«• otock, that you may compare prices with any other first-dam Storo"^ t^-in the State. We have got the Goods and we want to —H oad shall fry to sell you all we can and will satisfy vou that it^?' Haxtixm, July 5th, 1800. Ma. Emma.-Tho velocipede mania having soiled upon some of our young men, and the results aa abowu in a mo­ nopoly of tha sidewalks bring frilly manifested, the question to submitted by a nnmber of the citato whether it to It to certainly not in good taste to have young gents who boast that they can, with their byoiclss, exceed the speed of a hgree, and who an wunt to give pructical niurtratfons of their theory daily, careering around our thronged thoroughlarea, coming into collision with frighteu-.d jwdrotriuaa, and taking poroe-afon of tha aid-walla, many of which ate barely of rafltient width to allow two persons to pass. Should not our a>n>orato authorities take such aetfou as hu bran dune in moat of tho towns and cit«M of our Stale,.prohibiting, under a penalty, the exwri.o of theae new-fengled specimens of locomotion upon tho iharragh&res appropriated to fimtinan, and imuting |“ to the streets, so uro ether rohi, Let the nuuease ( or snch it enro­ | be abated speedily, by erdinaaos. WVC*T”< hair grower, thing, ▲ new .**»*>mrotes.a • •»vrjteeteiea Is will ri—TT, Vm. stor: HATS, CAPH, BAGS, TRUNKS, SPKJER $~W*ILSOA house, �£1(l| Mi * 7m«u win •> lifo mm. ^Wicfalgww Cewtral ■allreai. tpHI. Peering on to the right, i: went through the back part of tho ankle, cutting the ourda nearly off, and also tiering the artery of this fete. It io a frightful wound, and remind, a soldier of army life M bo took* upoa it Dre. Rawson and Ellis were at once called, ud took up the arteries and dreeood the wounds. As there were no bonce brokro, it io thought with r«d ear* he will recover without the low uf hi. limbs- Ho was taken to his house in Woodland this forenoon. BUSINESS CARDS. ^.YtXi^.”3S=rrar; pOLLABD k PHILUPl, ' MaxetKiarm ef [Tho following dialogue b said to have 9 SJ2JK., been overheard oa the Corner qf State ImeenZn' ^4^rIT.’7"eteW'JJl ’Egtia A Jeffereon streets, a lew days ago.] Fnb Orangeville. Pat cr.—The proprietors of thia pa­ per once again call upon all person, in­ debted to them, either for job work, advertuiag or .uhecriptioc—to pay the ome before the 15 th iusL, aa they mart have the funds to meet large de­ Diml. now .bout falling due. Atten­ tion to this notice will mve ooota. Tur todiee of the UaptMt bodoty will hold an ice cream eOcial at Union Hall Gru I'rvir Jeas —F. D. Acklkt haa just received a large .apply of the reaowned Oxa Fatrir Jans. Friends do uot fail tn try them. I 3t Ewixorr New York and Philadelphia Pl.t uciaM claim that Dubci.* Niseis <£uoi powder actually cure. Cancer. It may be prevented by the nee of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Mair Renower, a harui'.oeo preparation, which io endorsed by th« highest chemical and medical authority.; /» En. Basra: It has been sums tune since 1 have written anything for tho lUssaa, and my ortlj ajology i*. 1 bare be< n to very busy, it bee been next to impoaeible to find time to write. Wo won. viuted last evening with tho moot terrific thunder .form I ever wifa Maaed north of Mason and Dison'a Uno. It really reminded me of those .mashing old thunder stonns wo umxI to eeo down ia dixie, where tho electric fluid would cut all kinds of entice. Mr. Norton, west of the village, bad five •beep hilled, which, up till now, ia the tmfy <Utnage 1 have heard o£ except j that the roads south of heiv are badly gullied ia placra. 1‘robably wo ahull near of considerable mare damagw from tho ttoim wra lung. The whether bore as clsawhen, has bsen cold all tha epiing. and the chances for corn io had, unlee. we have it warm fium now on. Wheat geus-ral’y look, good, but wu have had too much rain lor the last few weeks fur that even. Hay will be good, and fruit by tho million There io nothing new here, except a change of nuetmaatara; Eli Nichols, Esq., formerly P. M., reoign.-d, and W H. Crvesy put in his place, which I be­ lie vo ia satisfactory. Work has begun on the now Masonic ball, and is to be No Jcxr Tim or Co car.—A letter ha. today been shown us from Jcnox IxsrxiL, announcing that theretevuld l e no term of court thia month, and requeiting general notice to bo given to that effect ent crop of wool 1 hear is of tip top quality. . ' Now Mr. Editor, I trnst to be able in future to keep you ported on matter, in thia direction, and think there will not elapse quite eo much time between let­ Tas Prnuc Dxsr.—The .totement of ters a. between my last and thia the public debt for the month ending Juse 3Vth, show a reduction of *16,410.132.M. The total redaction since. New York. July 2. March 1st, 186», is •86,460,779.48. To­ There io considerable activity in tal iudebtednesa on tho 1st day of the present month was *2,489,002,480.58. money market, with rate# firm at 7 per cent on call kuns comtniswons ranging . Caixax.LAls's Anuinox to the village from 1-8 to 34 percent There Isa dwjxxiUon to epeculate as to tho courtoof Hastings ia now fully surveyed and uf the market to-morrow, in view of the platted, and cti thcao preeni.ee are some fact that borrowers mnet make their en­ of tbe very beet buiMing loti that can gagement. for Tureday. Time loans bo foum! in thii village, and wo under­ were more freely offered, in antiopnuon stand they will be wild on the mud fa- of ease in the market next week. Gold boarv, opening at 137 3-8, and dosing vurabla terms, the object bling to build at lib 1-2 to 186 &-H. Government eeup that section of our boautilul town. curitin. active and firmer, foreign bounce buying heavily, end tho market downs Tex ITc-nc at the Lake oa Saturday ■ __ wn__ U— 4—.*nal—I mtoStohlt pared ufr very much to the satisfaction of all concerned, the attendance from all points along tbe line of the G. IL V. R. R. was, considering tho state of the wratber Hrgee liih c.uld have been rtMonably anticipated. Scene of tho Jackw* boy. came to Hastings, and •lent .ovetal Itotuh pleasantly ia this W. r*j»n Wh-t ud,0 udi to So. village, behaved very much like fiatk- SKtor tom M —to Sto .Sou**'■” nm, and quirtly loft fiir their homes by the afternuoD train, tb all appearaaeo *1.66. C«n in moderate demand, snth weU pleased »ith what they saw and market a abode firmer. Oatstoot-UU, advanced ™ M heArd at thia place, and, eo far as we qs tM Serf ii.ie.uu mat “ mere'e ye ’goutf” TO TK CITY DBDGfi 8T0RI, "Whmftthalf WILLIAM MYERS, ■unc 4 Jewelry. First door West of the Bank, tho bet place to buy goods in Michigan ? ’■ TOY DON’T SAY !—What kind of Goode F’ jjl’gu joaaaoN. CARMAGES, LIGHT WAUOXd AXD SLK1QHS, ALL FOB #1700 “ WHO DOES BUSINESS THESE r F. D. ACKLEY At. vrniGirr, A«»at. "Oh! that feller that got burned out !Whin'd hint into that new nlaooF* W, IstkiBs, Gnceria, SPECIAL NOTICES. HJJTIMaa. ■ ■*;! * jfCRIOAW. “ IBS SIS-BE. Th./il <ui< • Smf Bu run if you carry it to 'em. ’ - CHARGE HIGH—do they f “No, their charge* ata vary moder* M ANHOOD and never fail of getting suited !” “ 00ME LETS GO DOWN ”—1 Qty Dreg Store. F. D. IL A. GOODYEAR, BaiicA &ttaw Dealer, gasa QARRLAGES, BL*UUIE8^8LEIGBI JOHN PATTON At BON, know, all as tolor as usual. rf,.wtwd Mac* riaco our late, all esaratoditioDoin thi. Baa being difficult of aola Guvxa Omc'i new story, SWITCH OFF, oa till waa or tax eiusarra, aoastn-nroota No. 131 of (hwRejnatf Girl*, olited by the ablest writer fed ywmg rate*, and the sa»o may bo rciphJ Iff the world, Wa. T. Ambo, bet­ —nM all clae.ee . of cottons-. wuteeoa U. ter known as OtxvM Orric. Each „4ull,„d cutub.t of thia weekly is fully iDustraDxnorr MxMxra Detroit July «■• K and ae a pdblieatM# far the do. '*■ - ■ ‘ final yas* far which it is designed ia wiihdui a Roton, Uaea, ar* the publishers, Sad wc advise all parent to ecad *1.»5 far the owning six months, and see if Oar ^•otGirl* io not a hooachoM mcm HALL’S Good Afeeta wasted to mH KEJtft DoNETTIC SOLDER ■ ■PMOm lent. Nelte Beel thevWmo •I ear MsO. tod >e#e... epr teer. i MU be MeeodtolaMpbrtev.MiogteHMMtoHeM Wo petrtodfe bf ill Who wfah tote! 0 Me r. I. EOT 400. XBBfmt. i neteil preport** fa a veg 'WILL RESTORE GRAT HAIR TS ORIGINAL COLOR. .4 hear the hair Aon Mra. eeL , rTsSr HASro.. WOOLEN FACTORY! rpHE DXTROIT BTtJVE WORM, MICHIGAN EBON, ( (LetaMeeterCtomi). Ttee Bmcim «»• WmM. ITfVU MMmHMCn, HwwesMwswiwr.HWw Loses of Btuineu. SgSgBS.*MSBt STOVE oad pteowol lite latite fa tedHp. �< Aromatic Vegetable Soap. Wkyfa Mt Mr MHfcrtwv liMawf .Rapida read. In th e IW imto UMn af Ltetor aad CklWrw. iAtxsrwsst la's jsz TMrt’Caktoi REDJAGKET AXE aaay tow. some of item with gate triftdiags. Ma^nir^lw^Rook/foee ebejp Itf :h ' M! m: jar-B. a.m to tall on or addnaa JNO. CABVBTU before persteelag. apHI if r™,. r—ii,, ** . .T'o! ... ‘ SlttSESKSENSrlS Buada. tftaiaa Ao, A*.. Ac. To Treat all Kinds of Diseases with the Uleal end moat Improved nods af Traatamrt. ‘ OBre over 0 D. Brariotwo'a Mere, ear. .Uaia anrtJefferton^etreet Calls promptly alieadte , . Ceeaeitatiaae Free. war ley1' with teeth well enameled. 1 SK year Doctor or Drnggi.t tor Sow! Qe|. But what'article of food will mako A nine-ll eou.l. (biller, Qutome. I, m.da good tooth? Good milk will maka rood ••'I by F. 8TXUUta.Ctes.lrt, Drtroit._ tooth, fcrft makes them for calves. Good meat will make geod teeth, for it mokes i lev iMpmdfag Kothen- Tie ftws’ Mitial Fire Im Co. MOULDINGS, No, &O. I’rlcv S7.1WO. 1U H a-na » psaisrtsi ts-f or Ra.lie. Rartic end OUt, >>kt» ate Puliated Wolaat, Wales: ate Gilt, Itoee ■ . great eartey of the latest ate Meat rlegeni jwllera, ate of tbe rery be,I kaiah. Flue Gold jro-vrolry. BARM AND EATON COUNTIES lanired Capital, T". - R3,MX>^O0 No, M, I*Moa ,*LflOO. MM sane, ta Tbe Farmer*’ Mrtoal fora-bee eauaaaa Bear -A. VARIETY, s3 fe lite ... norSEKEEPERS I huUSEKEEPEpi , Men — Women — and Children 1 Men—Women —and Children I DOUBLE WAGONR. Perfatly free from taeOelliorm er alter Imps rtUn; grown tram Aulraliaa ate Chili Mad jdeUiag, eageteaail, • . x I AIM TO SELL At Ite LOWEST rOKSIEUt RADW, •■•tecnrKr.;ts“rf ,»-iodthl»E to all pelnful wrote.," ■ “Uaeling to allboree. Ultria. Ae.” PT ATI or XiminAR.CwwMper Mwry. — At* Shgasa'.yfe.ta ,'•'‘5***' “ “• “““ *.«*»»*to*- HYDE A PRINDLE. 1E8T 6EBD WHBAT infos WORLD. Genuine Articles. KEAJD—BEAJ!. No, n7.-T*rlc« *3,1130. New two alary SEED WHEAT AGEVCT. i ffiuy0 htT* *,vs* First-Class BUGGIES Tnx Iumkst uf Fixurr Amostmext ever offered in tho County. Xo^5XSd2?3?i J.’ZSai’C Drug & Bookstore. s fHMHi r 51 -1—e-' rune W» furslah Eannrre with iba CHAI. HYDE. drvgi. AlEDICiyVE®, CHEMICALS, oeeairy.an raeelptefpnee. ' Clioap m tlio C^oapoatl ygLgVzLJrtg ; . asr-..rvsix^jr/.-.T^.isu: SgsyiiJrsjg ctshtTru: Ate Ila renter aefarad. ttei eaM prtlltaM*jfn DR. IIADB'XEX.Tk’R prrrtea. tested fay EQUALIZER. Faralyria can be Ctuwd! j-jjerw—-.r»_L----- - FBfdB*: 'Costar’s' Buckhorn Salve Sept Hyl Per tamer r, FAmf Gm<*, Wall Paper, A. THE LATEST GEAR DISCOVERT. A FULL STOCK af utMn la ary line eoartaatir SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. And Weighing GA Panada to the Monanred Hnehel. B. C. FRInULE. naatiaM. May. IT, IMG. ^ 1 1 ' CALIFORNIA A OREGON ,hl; HI ' ”"j?-i5iLes?t,ou<KUkr MICH. A Word in Season (o the Citizens of BABIIY COUNTY ■ dteiaierarthoe aederte toer wjii.i» twerir a.-, Inrara* Farm Pmjwrty agkinel Lee* or Daman by Tin or Li/itniog. IMPORTANT TO FARKRS! HASTINGS, gssg^ygs^^ prtiafjifejwgstwS. CARRIAGE FACTORY! FREE ; 3CENT STAMP. an obituary notice, a card of thunks, a tribute of respect, or a personal cummunication, or anything that only intonsil a few pensonaaad not tho gen­ eral reader. They forget that thia burihum makes thorn known. They forgot that tffi the printer's ink that makre nina-bmflta of thrir fortunes, they forget that it takes taoncy to pay compositors —t® bqjr fak «» paper; «fd lastly thoy forgot cron to thank you for working • for nothing, by gratuitously pufing. thrir businew or earing foe public. THd you ever hear of anybody, or any corporation thanking-an editor for what ho haddono? Guoas uot. W» prink-far SW. and nt fairfatta a Hne everybody can puff thcmsalrte through Aleu. 1 g^B.’3]UpWte. c_—Z7T • ^RBYOU INsUBBDt eeraeieea. Wetewnrraatad. K°rtte aT****’ r'e,",e CTAM2KM, Mill Silver aid PM Ware. M. IteS -MartSyl Far Mio * Ksrbaagad. fSTSSsilY ■’^xa'carA&f'TViai.' i&E<*£s!£SS* SEsriSwcglSar/sSeg of artldoe sot team-rated above, mb onrteirtton-<y yoMS-lt he* cert M M ta keep aa tempi ate Kmnp-Silarwa, Taskae ’ OFFICBBRI Walebe., riockaaad Jewelry Bepalrte 4,-.f Alot Warranted. W<», O, Vrlom G1AOO. New 1U alary W. Dam. PreelJent, Terrnaeitrille. IKVI?“57“ .■CVSTOVci'ss EVERYTHING O. K. Bun., rjee Prealdeat, Irriag. la <be Hardware Store af Robtaaea A WightD W. Barra, Trekeuier. Caatle.ea. Apple urertt. SeminalmwaOtfraaa Malaatrwt. In onr Uno will be Mid at Ite verv C. O-Towsaaro. Boerv'ary. Veewwitrlll, lowort ralbe fa Saab, ate aaUofalinn llartlege. Snr. nth. 1MI. deel-'Ulf C. kun. Urputy .'•eer-iarr. Ve-b’IU*. (aarantoed. A ndJa* with bars, well ate eimern. two tot*, Ml H K< Tt.R'tl t'.enry rt foail. mi C.areU rtreer. EVERYBODY gARRY COUXTY fh'if J ' ,l* ■ Ho. 33, *700. N— naetodwvnWho EM appetelrte theadva-Her-eef Cue*.AV !■ 'JU*' 'i ». ' .1 fl ':.*i • a*;-. /i-.. 1. Muw A >**M- t. « the eborr nrlhrtl of doing i-u-i.^.»«>e In el ir-. to call. K.tert. A. red I: >■*••• ■Ne», 31, Pricer 81,300. N.w UvasaaaJ l..i fUihote etrew. roar M*la«nrt. OUR STORE Mo.. 5G, Prlee Ra. tIM). Krt.y ,-m rf Vem-tetr'l.'* teUathtoJt. u’ch Icon ite went aide of JeWerrtin .divert, jnalomi'lruf lb* «n„ Milch HI - k QRLF HELP FOR THE ERR 150 -Words of H. MAIN. OCheer for Toting Meo. who bare Ulea ekllma ty»i^rM*l<e'St?k*°TaiSJ"aro’Ctf 1". T. M AIN. I^MPIUP. BMK k. Haaliaga, Dor. Utb. IMS. decllwif No.nA.Vrl.'.'auaa. ClauroBmadwav, keulheUaioafaterth,.*... V’ Corner of Jcffonnn anti Railroad Streets, A great many, eociatise, aseociations, and poople gonoraly, hare <juaor notions about printers. They. tluuk we ean afford io print, puff, and publish all for nothing. Let us give you aa instaaco: A man 1s drrirvus of advertising, and after making a contract for half a doom lines, and boating tu down to half price. mom than tho advsrtiiemcnt- Would it not bo aa oenaiUo to ask a grocer to throw in a pound of coffee because you lad bought a pound oftea? Poopleforgtit that ink and paper cost monoy, and Fire, -HOME- af New Tart........... AHM “NORTH AMERICA" PMta. Pa. - ■ T.Ote.faO "PHON IJF of Hartford-- ........... Life. “jnWA” of Hartford................AlO.'O. » “NATIONAL" UFK U. * A. • IfaMto llfi WfahtrnMiM. For Bale at Kalamxzoo Prices. Boating*. aSSU^. CHANCERY ORDER. aa te>4 ate aa • eeripfeM Maa at tbe pnHuben pncee. (1. A. GOODYEAR. fatedfaaatefolM TSS «w ntablerwM fruits will Bake good tootE, for thoy make them for monkeys. Good corn, oats, barley, wheat, ry.\ anil, indeed every thing that grows, win make good teeth, if eaten in thoir natural state, no elements being taken out; for every one of them does make tooth for horses, cows, sheep, or socio other animal. But starch, sugar, Icrd, or batter will not mako good teeth.— You tried them all with your child's fast terth, aod fast; and year neigh bora harm triad them, aad the result is that a manor wmaaa fa forty with good, Mead ^Kujs^vfgy rare "rnggtigs,j— ouua ta .. VTATBor memoAS. Atoaa ■aa poaaiaa ta tbe Ctreali (Wan a, th. HOUSES Oral ate 8gaaiv Fraawa af every elle Gold & Silver Watches, Beaiht aad Bald aa C-marisalaa. Rented, aad Baal CeUactte. PICTURE FRAMES Vinegar.t»'CSl"."£Sii^T: Wili Lafo al W WR Dodge’s Clebrated Plows A choice selection of Amerteaa A' For­ FARNE9BES eign Cbroatna. Kegraeiaga. Maia aad Crtorte l.itbn(ra|.ta and Print, rub. rteveat aa-i Map; a meet beoaufol Menelea*«r<d /nn KartmTued 1.rather, al a and appropriate txaerot Cur a friend, er prtaa a* lew u as. where Io * tchigaa. Aedical Men la ite CUy, la prepared to 11 i; is i:r c i< , Wert: faN-rokarttlLii *r —iu.<, IMPBOVXDD FAaRMA. SEg§SV3Bw?«gs Dally, Tr-Weekly A Weakly Wewep* PICTURES, CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVILAXD,O. nat poraeally loeotodte Masttaga. Hevtar he.1 a large prarlieal experience In llw HnepUal K. Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery. NEWS, B. J. B ROWN, bdl. B. JsSStSK cS chemical prinoip’e-c And thi* illutoration is wro forcible because tho compo­ sition of the enamel of tho teeth and of »«“ 8H0T GUNS ’*"“™ glass is v< rv nearly identical; both at least reqmMfftbd wniMnatfou of Jki with aomo alkaline printsph. If then, tha mother of an unborn or •OA Dny for ell. Addreai. J. FULLaV, N. Y. nurring infnnt lima on white brood an ! r«FU)TeBNT <fa paw. Far parUeelara. butter, paatiy sad confretmnery, which JJse-dnu AM. frascaa ate., Brattleboro. Tu contain no silex, and very BtUe of tho other elements wHeh compose ths^cth, nothing short of a miracle can give her »lre«Un.fldte** Sioi TiXVOAB WortB. Crota «ell_ au. AUTM OV dTXKDVCKD PklCU. HOMKOPATHT. Pj-Q M CEOPATH) 0 Fbysisiaa ate Havgoea. B1L Etffl t IlfflBiK! ParUaalar AUaotiee paid to Order for Made and put up on Short Notlo*. •" ^Fipfincott RRAy ywEyL butter and aurar, neither of which contains a particlo of limo, phoaphomu, potaah or silex? Nature perform* no miracle*. Bha makes teeth aa glaon is made, by combining the ■Imento which bull estate. Xi/LS OLM*. oil a mb, rmr AaCbMMpMon ttxe Rail «o**d. Ad dinar Tr*M*«port»Uon. Eavo Traughi RT ATTfThrFRV arsbate, atrram ofwater rriritng lhroagii"tte ^‘ttrsa •■RtflSs • But where can tho child ia ite forming egcwxrr Tla and ■hwwt Iron Ware Building Jlaitrialt. iW I uj «J p« uiTiwti no i DMrt. BteOags. iSf1—rt-' 1 from tho food which nature provide* BOOKS, _ fated ate Mleerljaaeroe Hook., Blate rf efofO-dawo. Etabty aerni of wild late 1« miles ttom Mid. dtrtfoe, well watered aad WsdWild.ee gate mad eue-beirmUelrwntebrolUosM. I’rlae. glte). Eighty aetwa of late two mllr. f-ro> Middleville STOVES, IRON, GROCERIES. COLBURN’S PATBNT* tsbai to ohMroo m fltoy an to tho young of other animals t And da wo not aubjort <xir toethto dalatoafaw. fafioeooea fam which farimal. that obey Choir natural instiaota an exempt? _ IZ^r rtl*rtrtawartS|^^ «grtf»._ 1 Tbit Ueysrt mads MXparfWt, if tho right matoriaJd ■« furnuhed than amn°BaJmfoo niwwiry alemmta fam- OFPOBlAe *<» »*«•* VHteW TO® SAU A ZXCHAMtHB a-:^“ “ JOHK CABVETH. DBtfGS,' ■a,rate! rwen art riltot, Ir^,._ ’ SfffiasraHSfctas: dt-T-““• HARDWARE STORE" i'h. A. GOODYEAR. *>?g»?jgg«csafrCTsa? mm2 at m kM» aa asm I FORTUNES TteitZt^UtotefahWbfadfa foe iLinnoTirtsrs i: "^Tg’en cy." *' AUMIN STRATRK’S SALX*1 ifi* homes'^ LBOAL BOTKSS. rt^SnMmmnaM noTiciL 1 m KUtrt MI DDLE VILLE LBOM.-sonong jpaac«(«*p Wfomvv swaATQ KEW APMTHBKUTB. BBS- J. X. A C. ED68ZLL, JlaaMrttl, Praellala, c-aaatUag CA.LL AMD 0X9X3 ME. SAMPLER 10 Ceatarnrb | DAOS,Ule and •leaeb P. RMorr, le tbs aort estraoedinart enea am ke&rn.' Whrtter Jonjnrehaee er sat, I (ball be pleaate pRUGGIfiT AND ROOR8ELLER, Adlrset — Ila power of anolhiag and beat is a for all Cwta, Empl re Black, Caliroraln and Ordgen JAMEdl CI-ARKE. . aad skis, for acre Mipnlee. for INUa te,. As.—le n eel lop Mar nth !g(*. tef-v-sn-tf SEED WHEAT AGENCY, MIDDI.KYTLLK, . allyl - . MICHIGAN erilhsals parallel. On. person eaysefik ’1 w.uld fatty!________ faa Fauoaco. California. notbewnteutabaain my how. If U east (A, j.^aouruum.AMMB. 1amp ate fawt-er*. by which the .imo*p|,«,to roertehwte ease er Iba Chart Haam.ia the tiuw’r' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. er 1 has to trseel all the "ST to Xew Tork far pnoann ma* b« remorte from th, eurf.ee uf the “■i.'SitirrtX.te’ UERn ING’S PATEKTCHAMPION y?.rh.' .lags sad Lowell Mate Rate bevtey gtvee a ellee Fire and Bandar Proof tbaite wm,as Wedsaaday. tbs tlfb%y of Jalr. 0 A F E H . A. D. INI. at 10 a'eiork A a. af Mid daj. kt flea Broad. UaeUateMay SOK IM-nSC oS«s al Great A FhlBIpa, ia tbe vBler* of Hu Great MuntanLaitSm , GUARDIAN SALE. Irtliee year alto*lion to Ma ’ _lu the mettwo^lte ear*tooMtoot ,r< A^o^ l. e CurtAse. Jaa. »l. ItAt. ! Maeara 0tarn A Co., te Blate tjirnei: brrt.’wnea-ln tbe dial*trona «re oatekaBu Ertrsjs! lafermetion will bo rieen in relrtiea thereto ro lay la too barmng refaa astil vertevday eflap noon, ate eo greal wa* th* beat that t£* breee •■Ttel Conab Will Kill yaw.” . WMW groodau*1* S?.*ES*£=Xi L£~V!S ft ^gu^?^ica.'ur«sw r^at?£vSSr£T^:i w«,“"'~BSBirtrffiiw.su» 1 GEORGE PRESTON topivuinnena stock o< GROCEBIE8, rV^'s11. —*«. wiuMocc , '1 ry •• Cpetar'e" Cpugh Remedy. . /*»“*• GV»»r*lly that te "Cblds sad Hoereanrae land In death.** Imin lb!* «:b day «f Jroe'A T’: putt b-Mro^ fa. M--ten.ro fart, fared. ggpsse : aud We aay Try it-Try it—Try lU" [Moralog Osaahtiag of fifa'dMtavflw edfa fa ula. his valaahto to DeMlM* sta M. 7,"T; F2 R*r “?• Ysetae Byrty. Ayil lNh, ■fwtNeaea by co.. Faeiiry. career FmartaeitaK^aM ItetaM ^XwSF**1* r^rr** *»?**. ^ »«*• * Wbkriaii tav w.'fc. Hen rim* F. Anted, hu ■ vpo KRIRTHMBU■ 14»y Ifa. J. M. A C. RtJHHKLL. fartfafi. Nrt. tert. J»te-.y« < Dfamre, *Trnj»». Wplcca, SiBitSVll iTaeparetieae AJBVBXB . “rhi!uZ'"t^U*n,"“L °®" Tteta, "Stetetos «vdlL rTA*1( ■OT,CIU * BEAUT I FI EB! w. eoedtely ta»lte tfa pablie Mtod. g^ CMffo*. "T -** Herrins’* Pair.I Cha.plnn Me. araaaiNu * YtefateX.*1**U***—*■!> .te F-KBMT <htteXJTV te« * sate! Create forts sroh WOOLKN FACTORY! a^ ’^'si&’Ts-s-S: X S. VAN BRUNT, - ■jyfti™1 ,11 “•* APjifmWIRATRtX VALEJ_ IB teeheearoer tea aMaeoet Tteaaae A. Muvaea g ih FAMILY G&OCSRIEB, pAWM POKBALE. T^i'Oi1P Try *• Cutter’s" Congh Remedy. "Far Crnaaa—Wbaoptag ftoafte. At ." Try •* Caetar's" Cough Remedy. T..„ St?*- &-ft* CdS»fl@SAudEs5'.”'SS aS s -a bagiv. AgMUMtaa. FkMog * B0W- CUBTOflr GjAmNo, tikh F - V* - ■•*.• - ■ - AM Dreote. to l—Ufa- faAese ^Wt^nACttET A CO, Hast legs’ jfa. rsriMtm . teMJee.Mh.tMA *■ ' ' .. j **rw’* V ABD PLASTER, UM. “ ■' • ' ’ ’ n ’ WfaNLtM, S'r.ersr-'—"•*—•*1 _____ «*MM>wa dJaoarZkit, am. A •OF. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-07-14.pdf 36ef6cf792582ec531b8b54e828ad28a PDF Text Text GEO. M. DEWEYrf ST RtMTIMGS, **««T CO , WRjg. ftesiy. VOL. XIV Business Jitrrtorij. •w BOSTON C. : NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! * I have just returned from NRW . - AND YORK BOSTON per^oUl Democracy again to m«, and th* eonsequent ruin uf onr 8*K by axysuch abwilataly impraotieri eek^ft as ayriiuri , But Jtero are the rw*irt**wi» read them and jndp for^yourselve^ men of Barry, ptMH #•!-.------ with an------ IMMENSE STOCK of Seaaonn,ble G-ooda which I offer at • tWut will Astonish, and that nd higher tlian ft ought to be. Slat e-the Empress Eugenio has returned from Jerusalem, burnous have takeh the place in Paris of all other outside wrap*, and that “ innovation” has just been in­ troduced here. Whether it will " take” hero or not will be decided before my ndxt-letter. ■ Jsroncs. IVO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS ' ALLEN BENNETT. Hastings, Mich., Feb. lit,‘1869.—yl EXCELSIOR STORE Aro now offering for sale, a full Stock of IKetv and fSeanonnble Goode, recently purcharod in the beet eastern markets at the towe.t possible pruxw for each. Our stjck includes a full lino of STAPLE AND FANCY . DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, ^Utscrllany. Cloths and Ready-made Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boot* & Shoes, Groceries, &c. New York, July, 18G9. h paying customer*, give us a call. We will cheerfully show you Summer lias sat in with its usual se­ our stock, that you may compare prices with any other first-close Store ty in tha State. We have got the G^odi and We Want to sell ^l verity, and, as usual, the butteiflfoe of fashion have betaken themselves to the t hem, and shall try to tell you all we con and will satisfy you that it seaside and the mountain tops—and ia for y onrInterval to buy hero. We warrant tho prices shall bo satisfactory. taken with them rack quantities of cloth­ We will take in exchange for our goods. ing, and it all no new and beautiful and stylish. Organdy muslin and Bwies em­ broidered muslin for morning wear, aud nt the reignlnr market rates. silk grenadine fur evening, and tho tn> st jaunty of while pique jackets for cool n > would not forget that we are. Agent for one of the beet days end muslin bat* and hoods—think of hoods and hats of white muslin and Sewing Machine* in the world— . very charming frysh young {ace* look in thee? urn- hat* and hoods when lin- d Those in want of a Machine will plan <o call and let Mr. WnlMp* nbaf yon route wjth rose-oolorod muslin and tied with of bi* fine work. tST* Remember the ptacn, one door West of J. P- Robert, ft rSso-color-d strings, edged with buttonCo.'* Drug Store, south-shin State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. Hasting*, May 19th. 1869.—yl 8. C. PRIKDLE, JCnnKel Piton ATE x-iary Fat WM. E. HAfFORD. Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c., rX!‘3EL3S yXiOmSSTWOJE:. enuine drugs G medicines! REASONABLE PRICES! AT THE H HASTINGS DRUG SOTJ&K, PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, 'rURPEJSTTITSTE. ag fancy is of English origin, and • to bo considered an fadispearipofatment of tho wardrobe of idy who spends the summer, or 1 of them in the country. It is piece <<Wtew* large enough 2500 r*. lIsstHn^iJIUBfe hastimThouse. St.I. sod ‘ »*•«■ )►!« U. Karra. pmprtelnr-^ a little on the to* head and fall *» low behind m the nape of the ntrk ; another STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. piece somewhat amaller, cut butterfly­ 2500 POUWDS OE!,D,SE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. shaped, Is laid over thin, and from under lM.luY.ETT PURE LEAD. tha wings fall two bands of cashmere for string* All thoeedges on every part of tho hood are wo Hoped, and worked in button-hole stitch with white 1000 POVXD9 FREJ‘CH 2nrcGoods directly frorn^e luanuia^.Lirei-s, and sell at PRILBS that defies competition... Give ub a call and we will warrant satisfaction. .ROBERTS* CO. ,'f AWilTvl £(MH0WWTl ~ front, but p^ta. This h embrofaered oh the Gro­ ver ft Baker machine aad wnrn' owr a white suk petticoat, embroidered in the aa™ pattern, but in white «Ok, instead of gold ootored rilk thread. Use petti­ coat may b* of white muslin if'—and rimdared sufficiently exp< exooaa of ruffing, tuckibg. pul .. PRICES TO SUIT ■j1 • on WedModoy, er next, for th* dfotine* pciitfcnl A Boston PuUishlag Hanse. A1TBNTI0H, COMRADE! HASTINGS CASH ffaeirtei That wo h*0 with nhMDfl tho rail addrewod to the “Fdrofls of TBnpcraMe,Lawtfid Grier In thaTJ^» Wo copy bolow from the Auto* TreeKrift a jtut tribute to tho service ren­ dered the public by th* publishers, Fields, Osgood ft Co., of Boston: FtTUKBALnrOtT. N*. U. Q A. ft., Ut TO. C. 0. USBLEY, 7U UpsOUHa <U1:0. O. r. UM <<Ua.Hr. a bbaaa, .kUMlwal MuMSa Hoccx. Our first page to-day is entire­ ly devoted to a remarkable advertise­ ment, which tolls tho story of rare busi­ ness enterprise, and is filled to over­ flowing nith attractive announcements. But it is for characteristic* other than those that it will command attention and really dc*arvi> study. Within a rear and a half Fields, Osgood ft Co. have given to the public works from the pens of two score of authors, American and English, almost nil of them living and of widest popularity. To represent in print a halt-dozen of the most prominent ou the list might be the making of any good spoiling, reading, writing end firm; to take care of tho whole of them grammar, i* the base of all true educa­ tionriches. But the Tremont it wt estab­ I1. Clean faces, clean clothes, dean lishment ha* done and is doing thia, shoes, and clean finger nails indicate Never leave your with unremitting energy and in good gwd brooding. stylo: enriching our librari** weekly clothe* about the room. Have a place Willi their divendfiod ** household,'.’ and for everything aud everything tn its other e.litian* of works in all deport­ pls co. ment* of literature. We need not take III. lisp before entering a room, room to run over tho lung and brilliant and never leave it with your back to catalogue ; a glaDOe at the eight col­ th* company. Never''enter * private umns will rsiool a galaxy of shining room or a public place wit^.youx cap namse. Observe the porta:—Tennyson. Browning, Longfellow, and Lowell, IV. Al way* offer your seat to a lady Whittier end the rest; count up the cr old gentleman. Let your compan­ novelist*— Scott, Thackeray, Dick-ns, ions enter tha carriage or room first Reade, George Eliot, Hawthorne and V. At a table set with your fork; sit other* of the tribe ; consider the array up straight; never use your tooth-pick, of ***ayi*t*, travelers and naturalist*, although Europeans da, and when leav­ men and women of rank ; and then aak ing ask to be excused. whether Field* Vagood A CoWare sur­ VI. Never put your feet on cushion*, passed by any of their contemporaries in choirs or table. their numerous issues, taking quantity, VII. Never overlook anv one when quality and variety into account. In of­ reading or writing, nor talk or read fering thia broadaide programme of tho'r aloud while other* are reading. When performance*. u_* bookmakers and book­ conversing li*U:n attontiveiy^nnd do not sellers to tho crowds uf Jubilee week, they put forth a statement of indisputa­ ble facts; give a transcript of the record VIII. Never whisper or talk aloud of the volume* they have issued and at the church, concert, or public places, their rotation* to eminent writers. and roncctally in a private room where Their schiovementa imply something any one is singing or playing the piano. more than an immediate and exciuiive IX. Long coughing, hawking yawn­ eye to the main chance. It is evident ing, sneering, blowing, is ill mannered. In every case cover your mouth with not with thorn tho sole consideration. your handkerchief which never exam­ They deeiro to connect their namse with ine, nothing is nwre vulgar except spit­ good .literature, advanced thought and ting on the floor. the intellect mil progress of the age. IL Trant all with respect, especially They would be known for their taste the poor. Bo careful to injure no gm'* and liberal policy as well a* for their feeling* by unkind remarks. Never tell mrreantilo ruera-*; seting Upon tho toJe*. make face*, coll names, ridicule principle that character aa well as money the lame, mimio the unfortunate, or be i* worth earning in the pursuit* of trade cruel to insects, birds or animal*. and commerce. Without entering into tmaparieaae, thus moeh is fairly to be inferred frawi their extended advstthe msnL It toll* of result* which imply the existence etth* qualities w* have at­ tributed to them; for without suoh qual­ ities such cvsulta could not have been attained. The evidance of cuHure, judgbuilding up « a publishing bouse Jfrsofrad, Thai We approve the form of Constitution for Prohibition Qnha by the State Central Committoe, and ear­ nestly recommend their use in tho for­ mation of such awoefation* in all parts of the State as expeditiously ss ptwriHe. That while we woGd not abate a particle of interest in the ordiaa«7 tnora^tid social agendas for tha teraperanev ruforsn, but would rather urge bon, we would advise that special attan« bon. both by way of coutrinations and labor, bo given to the prompt ornrintion of th* partv fa the State. ' R^tkri, Thnt the liquor trad*, with its sto-mtant evils, ihoulo not be charged wholiA upon lany one dam of sxnety, bnt npbn nil—the eonemner is cxmtrclfod by a daprurad appetite, the vender by cupidity, and otbera by criminal fadiler* ones or by blind devotion to party. JJwf.rW, That »■ iv-afflrm the plat­ form adopted by the State Convention at Jackaou. * K. Crams, Chairmaa. Publication of Tax List*. The following newspapers have been designated by the Auditor General to publisn the t-tx lists for the par I860, in the several counties : Allegan- -Allegan Journal Alpena—Alpena Counter I’iossaer. Antrim -Traverse Bay Eagle. Barry - Hasnaos Bax an. Bay—Bay. City Journal. Grand Traverse — Grand! 1 Braid. -M. . Gratiot—Gratiot JnaraeJ HiHsdale-TommriUa laden* Hgughton — Portage Lake Genette. Huron—Huron County News I.U,—_ T_L._ " ■ W. �vonnt ROBIWSON * WICHTM/N Bl 3ERX» XXF A. ». TH* OF XVEET »ir<’ If . 1O1 • fbr CMh tk*n a.’\y“ Ive*-«tc4- ’?:•’-ry -CJouxtij-. NEW W*»:e/fVwh*wKb»«is .-yrfmt e»ga"*«. twffliK kubrna .‘Ww* *£'&i atari. ’ BgBjr lajma n "hnre;. V her !r.<^W.|iaH.«na the, •wto-r-wto Hl TM a f-'rtW a an A* esBdVtoHJcf Bc’f ut fr?rl \gu» Bx» i-oji yvut ttarr idea no -<lse»H ^afap -rx iho >ha sooner year oajqj jktH roa^e-are-. • •—ekravd -a*V .•vhrjtoiy uni a aa >. 4t«a • t ROOFIMCr—We ir^io’e Afants for ib.’s (: :M. rue*.fbr 41 Ure boat pataet Banta* aMita. Catfind eno Ma^piao amt " !• taj .. «wi- --------- Maatiaga, Mfeb. April SO, 100^-4ly W• w--— - .**" ,iNU aa, iaa Hit!..If J t A w, -nd v* n r. D. J.. L i^oo ' WOBEI OF GOODS IN <jTO L .£ Which 60UTFM1 * PYL'ff •-> ■ > •feeing at extremely low p .-i & MILE DICHOIATT, inootu'x'qu<aneof av.:i;<bov.^'_ii.»; or: ._ . .. u-o er. ITT r .Uc paly ran.TK-oi thu.-ory wr: eat n tho Cmuuua tual uf A—vn >u».-, Ch •• " Jaaiico Mar .hall preaidin an toe.! tn rtoztya bare a povarfvl | Lo K-iade world i"k.«gh U.e oulut nu —The vlct-ri-.m nfae uf t’-eCfcanna.i . a-, lured. It i. rare that aa, ' ..-at BaD Chit ncit.er an»-k- nor drink, boa * ‘•a’- T^*->l-'t [ •• «r ■»>• laly circulated journal It is•j tire at 11 r w., and »Jaj a n a f - 43riri. $reti^-t ami ado g the fttU1K iren-ee-j-axy to *tatu that tto p^de U I ’nil ere y day. U— urity hare seer rein eht»ug'_ for j -•-jwC. ^•^0.^ uor ■.illan au<lr __ -Jdt , — I» yia’ haa th i» extreme'; de]. 2- !°£’. Kay' * v1*^ *’ mJ the p >*aaX; far ehor I ieUa, -nd hi* frienda tape faa-a thiit he net JijWfciraagwf , ,m puary, aa.t to fab a « fiojdo-'-, ■-•id •» a . IxavtuL-re, | yill will net rccov r auflkfrutly -a ih«n t gnb-r, mek a r». ot «Tbc tida o>unt»y. < •* •’ *'- Portland, Oregon, Jun# 2S -TUVcocki* ot ii«e 2/r^t ,*’ «tub aa *0 M{Jwt *' W’ti. alo'-g s-.th’ug aod fj^ia ewetojia. bcAi . mitr.icipol election <4 June L1U reunited ' r»4« jpjity, i preriptatre it k th® .<*^ea entire of tho 1Upublican °^TH.lkrLun,m< uLaltof lean jtan&vr il»> .aalU-^f the. nanm-1 -Midland ormnty baa a nos infl wide- w bed: by entree-. W el7r ( 5* '0, and ia tinted to hare ec-rf ovc. >25,oov. * . " wvw. Aatqvw l>v : b» raapi'rf .1 i ■ th. tiaj of uto-jJ i: t, *;,e £n-la4 -re. da; Mi , I’/-/)'- ? a> t u» goon aloe!, rreting U-J fa-9 .cot UVua it Ii. d, “■• • 1 didor.in to yean aha !.aa wore ( adjltHh. ia-eC lu4i)’ £w thou^a baa I mUc^a hnadred G “}*•«>'I rap carpet Ar hcreeH dde*?^ flU —»h, .at — fcx. ui e» ~i>—i—tui it.akf.ekk>, Ji > •-■? ---- •——‘.f** °* [IAMFT14* mf--A Am Stock ef Xaneee cm h^> Be­ I it* CXhJ2T,*h' *••''*■■’* "■* ll pairing dona promptly ah >rt notion. _____ ___ ■2 u- I.. “« - —-Ik.—k--;-kk- ,, • • T-v . JT wmwTlfly A GKSB1JE. ■ • ONLY $2.75 P2R COPY. .. no & mighty -*qaaxp_^ ’ ’ ti e In. _ «1T a.2- .» '. j a aee a- the umo Wftr. □» h>a de xi-Uueai, ----- ________ reprnta —l*naul».-t Grnn. b’l strnck <4! P <tr < -ad b . v pej’a„ datUc >/ the : kj . e right Hu, tn.d sa lie guoe.-aJi. pwfcHy-■.:4aa nyaiou. paapblelM,. . xtooda in wha--rei au undwiaatu, i. fa. 4^ - pou.y * .1 Awjcp. « Jnoan-4 . bypud U at he will 1 .wr ' settle in on oqiita'A- ma>n>cr tLe ?aH ra^ ^an’ tAw* tUir<iwnjewtiar : Wc eir® r.ole Ays -tai fbr Barry Ccitm ■—’ Bcp.t* .3* anti M»W'i inwXIr. hrrd aMM- :~k>rTxU «-» kP I Tn-; i I<tokrli4.( *r' ‘ “ * nir.yiM<a»’• ••■ *> welr IH taay |*tf’>m . _ -BSrl^h - ' tu. ’^n/etioa. a-x.'.eau. A1 a.yk.” •> • ' UWM bo wxra-y hie ■’ ia im nut tu Vfth : • anio.rere all tU aactoM it d»» 7>m-RUWhuiU|u t.. u Mkn-pw). Vrid ability at J de% Bhtti A LL/wSaxd ■ aph o ary aAw ■eU. k,r.m -V, pr.L:», I, . dw. opaw. ■ 11U, .m ,.„ aj—If .JM .-ainko the recent Great T>to'" -“. UGOD8 BJiVE TUMBLED AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM Coffee Sugar, 10c per lb. The best Ten Ceat Prints. lB>0ur AMoriment hmorcc-n**':-* «.-tea-h'. mint vban ever before brouzht • -.Ife nl< sM. C t - wiimerfiniiiiioHsj: J3 riiifasTWfj ;>? i WuCome uj Cbue ..riy, M M ,^.Jr, ..„a"’.v i1’-'4 rXXtu, I... -£• »***». —A lady in Dolumora baa luurmtal‘ 1 uatwvi^a an- wwi ng Rra ba!-"•u. ..kh whbbbm Mn, -it i. ™^d that amU. wfll ^n titre .. Jjao.-iiflo and Ju —V. 11 Emith, 04» it > ablret rindp. j«"k«i ;L.ip I. CLOTHING EOmj1 so caxju, S-lKEiJT. GjULBkJ RA.?n)S. *uoa-t.x o .-xa DU C^iKi 2mx. —Th' pj-; Zlnm. Jhw baa .btnfaud Iho fUfaviag atatiuiea iw fte uaLan Haam at-Bcr: Im «, of the Lsubor • a^gaaato Ar vadSod the tdmd 'Stetaa d flti pr. usring the quarter aodfag warn (Mb,' ^ha vtde Mala, waa U^Mt of *U» MM woo nalre and 7,110 woea ft—ln TU IdfewtoAlio vrQ Aav tho auaber Aat arti. pAed £m» Ito ommI aaaihli । 3^K<7 ST-?r<FV“ -5fcST GOODS, ‘ MFN ’fi k, til, v cV,^' —IOE i’ "“"AA^as^CjjOTHINo, yw OPS BA.W TMTOs 4C. ___ _— - » «*^*»«rwV, £»AI-WTraft£. ■ H .G 3J., 4ga.B4MMaV<:.tluWH»MuiOuBafc Tr41T>refBhKfc dteo» dona «ea. •‘tj . BV0I1Y1 RiA?93 4k leW t! , -•* AV ha yr bwiiJr; -rewMAT Jan, . r4c.it- DAILY; GOODS Direet ~om Fackrif,. MFtfpecbli ’ .itevery *et. ” * ■ - • - �Iltf. -■ 1------- 1rh™?e •~*rf .S K > O-' IM. p..!’ 2°^? . BUSIMESS CABDS. s-.m. rroom A GALLOWAY,’ BAXKERg. to^JCCTJfc xza* * turns, BE8 V.go*ol.w "ML .a being tlirwn upon ;ro-t nutnben; du nut CO, b.t demand Hall e. -Ev&'jrtj.} atcuj,. . . b: • .• than h^j’naicu cu-.-ad j., ;b. btw- GEORGE PRESTON, General Greeer, H1XTIXG8.----- o*71 - - Hl >«*v*te*iK?t*ntei tMUMeut/l main brothers. :,lh u4 tio pariud .ha.’ s:.;' ’• kn<nr i^rftoil. cell tha; a-uho1 b'raae gcuV-mea rvnr referred to, clu>!» , u .H ini lave publialjel their j •am «, axt. baoavaa, h., be - w ted Abe y^rt- u>. y loaa IB L-’ ty «.• ’niy, I out?' :!io B-.ji u.’jruv, bu>v-1 - »•- u. . I ieoy , haio vwk uf frr at ralua to » our.' -ind Di:i_>ou Mess. vi Huskiesj fnr al l‘a j. H. A. GOODYEAR, Bute J ftctaF Dealer, fn. ioBowm, Up £, Esoitry 'T'< - —* ifth An! nTi In in h-wimr. qn:U- Ti.'... >. and art i Muionod . ■ -To |.y tlio dn •«ud- uf | .fuel:. po-ulatuTf than by ’.o want >f ■ log-KitaaL laJo. ilk: u*t u- x •taia tlXig . t the ■ i-vncn. un-1. nijou it Lo ■ hi? v.athcr is tho 'i.'oad t il’* ciart o*. • J»ow the tsp and d-nanr. X th j earwj», L-luwo cf w-'.a s.Ma wheat Sour, t. givec jHtea, xe Mteju.'i od: 4» Mte <11 te ifc. Thio 1_M ad-|^^ TnsMx h.j Leon ootablLhod nolw.thXt-1 g Aia; -•*" . f-Wis® ST8? frJjUe, wWh ar now ae L!,;h ae nA rSR any fcrf< thrwwwiX Pr— d «K- ^ 2ev. G. M. 4. Hu H. 2t Cin DBUfifi STORE, “ H fare.) ,liat f HniUrVMrftfeBuk.a, bM llnoo !», palate MfeUfuT "TOTDONT SlIU-Tfta Goods T* ■ V.*o al.iaa ... u all, fail “ Wkn-e’eye 'goinV TO uf jaebs.: «tua raaH\Xu u» r. edit Hal in?V “ hse’-jci buy,’ ., o*«a uro hoard ua tho oo*a%r of State A Jofimoa ttnsU, a fr< dey» ex] F. D. ACKLEY saSr kS* lirmfisrat s �Notici? ADMlsitBlXBtt.3, HARDWARE STORK' H, A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IRON. * WU,4U.’U*’’ ■ ■MM* ** liaew Dirrrti Pariicnlar AtlsaUea paid to Order for Building Mat arialt. lave Triu^hi Made-and put up on Bhort Ndtloa. Shelf-Hardware and Cutlory. CaUCERl at xtvvccD ru^a Dodge's Clebrated Plows HOMOEOPATHY. B. J. BROWN, Twi. 2D. j^OMMOPATBIC Pbjakiu and Satgeee. CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND, O. RIAL m & IRSBRARCF Afodleal Uro to Uw Citr, la prepared to To Treat all Kinds of Diseases with tbs Latest ad most haprovsd meds of MOULDINGS, ■ SjSianS Gold & Silver Watches, Tte Rim’ Mitral Fire la Cl BANK f AND AA10N COUNTIES ’’‘'’b’jTr^ttito'r * D*~ In.arrd Capital, ... *2,800,0 Tory fancy slinpers. Fino, plain white hoOT «i black fed abpi>«m, with onh- a •txay. ar roaette in fount, are more ba­ Train yourself to soma useful fteewpatiun. AUcnamberit ia wicked to waste time and nothing gives such an improe. take aomo' department of household labor upon yourwlf, and a mrt of tha • nriug/an® makoft yourlmunota to o> CARRIAGE FACTORY! Do not lot a call from this idly gill or a visit 'fiera that, or da invitatioti'ttom thp other, interfere with tha perform- IMPORTANT TO FARKRS! HASTIKOS. MICH. CALIFORNIA ;eh’ more likely to t. Consider, moro- FREE s3CENT STAMP. ix to bo a woman A PAMPH^nra^|gafjgUuK.^nn>n^>ttoa not degrade your On. Tb*oaa*i'?f.w^ap«r,. -it» b*wt Adrrni.la< r whole axtoteact “brKertr ’'iwnwa 4dJjto» ajto.P. Aasai^ • I"• Ijew i OREGON First-Class BUGGIES Tns InKBt Atn> Fixrrr AasorrxrxT •rar offOTvsd in tho County. I AIM TO BELL ’ X‘?i°?A^VSS?’aOOU H-H.ae.ad Genuine Articles. RE.VD-XtELVD, ' . ••Coellaa.to Scalds »d Beras." ■■Uealiag to sJUSms*. I ;:rr»,*r.‘ 'Costar's' Buckhorn Salve H Uw «to«l, .str.ordin. rt aAoa errr k.vwn. At lb. UVM POSBIBW. RATL<,«.v dreams team yrlU allow. CALLkwi* bee xce, to ibok< ytoMSdt** ■’ **<’ 1 ’U11 * pU"'<l DRUUGJ8T. AND BOOKFELLEH, 'siTJSi.TjxasM JAMES CX.ATl.TCE. '^sssSuteBS^- UKRRIMG-BFATJCKT CHAMPION Fire ••< BargJar Proof S -A. F E S . final CBifiaintiouu Late Street GEORGE PRESTOS HYDE & PRIHDLE. torj» a Wrtl WMtoe Stock of GBOOEBIES, Kxeamv^KnainSzAn Jonuui. . ’ '•AnMCTXTrta—Thin ia tho title of < •VMRHftael weekly, jwat toned at - to^"?1r£*aTjt^°Ut DB. lXA.»riEL'n«» EQUALIZER Paralysis can b-> Cured! a*sr« cd |gB.JL Tnhntoani, 6e<aTtary of the F^A«to. s?r Bute Agriadftnd Stefotr, M. Howafli ATDfy«i.t» i rimiT aaocEBixs. -***.**• BV8BELL. ORde£ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-07-21.pdf a408fb5314aadac3db1235aa7d56581f PDF Text Text fasarr OliX .«. Ski $a»iiap gaaarc. pasting# banner OEWEY, ▼IUMkUo* toward m»,-with Charity for all.-with firmanas la ths HgM" VOL. XIV mu-momum. BASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1869 jshicss Jircrlorj. . b BOSTON CAS£ STORE t Hg® NEW CJOODSINEWGOODS! 3raHfl«H5ffirtSH»rt8 fg7“21, I■ diJBTBSjgWWtWwn** NUMBER 13 gartnj. CHARGES H. BAUER. joHf lomn, E H. MALLORY, Owrr%r^ter} 1 *“’e j0*1 returned from _4 c— . NEW YORK AND BOSTON OB, ■ t warning bitter expert «m What agony was on my mother’s face when all she ha! sai 1 failed “LatVa Kan Pmm." ------ with an------ IMMENSE STOCE §22«onTble Gooda which I offer at that will Everybody. WK. UPJOHN, „ • tn the City of New York in the cummer of 1816, when the tad results of our last Astonish NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOOCH T DRAKE, K- D. XA11Y8 RIOGRAYY but replied firmly: “ Certainly you will, Alfred 1 I own- AtUEN BENNETT. Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl H. J. HANEY. linga you must do, A school tl.M minute, EXCELSIOR THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTION. C0KRAD3 I rrrxortALo ixnt. x» to. o a u.. u, ,r«» t’Hdsv K'eei»< at TU o'cUck. ia Ik 0. 0 T- Hail. V'vr Ureal a >*h>tli|M .Wefe. J W. EKXTLrr. P. A. DR. C. 0. LIN8LEY, ■IgM. OSes si L W. VROOXAN, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Clotha and Ecady xni.dc Cothing, Hub ft Taps. Boot* ft Bho’s. Groc rb«, ftc. 8. C. PRIHDLE. JUtMlK fllOB iTK X«i»r» I’atlic. Cvawy WX H. HAYPORD, J. ?. ROBERTS fo CO. d. u. uOLBdJOK, b.peiing Mtaxnm, give us a call. W* will ehoTfu’ly show you °°r stock, that you miy cumpare prices with any other tirst-clom Store GT*to tl>e Stat-. t*Z» h«Th got the Goods and wo win’ <o — il_>=l *beM, and shall try to yell you all we can and will satisfy you that it foryour iutervat bi buy hare. We warrant the prices ah ill boeatLtoctury. We wiJ take in exchange for our goods Butter & Kgs* Dried Fruit, &c. aid ay^Hhup.n my arm. She tremblod violently aa she spoke, -** 0, my *ou, hoar me ** foot and kicked her, m mother! *:-p. and Uie wall. Tboee to want of a Machine will plea e call and let Mr. Phillips show you eoi of hie fine work. Rem -mber the placj. one door West of J. P. Roberta Co.'a Drug Stirs, south-aide State Street GRANT dt PH I Lf.TPB Hastings, May 10th, l860.-,yl REASONABLE PRICES! Il HASTINGS DRUG SOTBJE. to lawful The. «huul<l n«t Jte lead a happv 1 aol tar the MBbaad eaid the 8hr custom of war. liter prvp>«o aa au' beat against her breuat; “0, Heavenly .tituV-a lor it. mutual lo bearanre, a guuation, arbitrutiun, and ultimat ly their duties and rights, end on behalf of th < husband he invited the »ifo to ac- But cure* our country and theworld. Bare­ ly it io better to prevent than to sutler. mingled with luteneeat kire-.it waa the The American Prase Society bee van* last unutterable pang from a heart that was broken. sentiment In a mum*-nt I found myself a pruonmy own room. 1 thought for a ia worthy of a wide circulation. It has nt I would fling mveelf from the on ita catalogue about on* hundred didw. bat 1 l«4t that lea afraid tu lerent l> oka and tr* ta written yi:h g oat ability, and conts’ning tacts, ar­ guments tocldento and ihu tratioi e wh cli are perfwtly mmvincing It em­ uug myoelf oa my ploye agents and cul|orteun to bring Jn.t at twilight 1 Uiecauto balore the people by the firing Sleeping Togvthtr tween darks in stereo, between appreauom to mechanics' thuja, between hired mon, betwren husbands and wine, ow­ ing to el.etrual change, through which their nervous systems go, by Edging to­ gether night altar night under the same b>-d clothes, than by almost any other di .turfing cause. There is ’nothing that will 'bo dorenge the nervous system another person who ia abairbent to MTNoihing,'’ I replied. ed by bcnaiur Sumner, Governor Buck­ ingham, Bishop Murns, Stephan H Tyug. Howard Malcom. Leunaid Boron, ■s I thuiuands of other I'hiianthrviMsa and Cl—totwm* /• W1 L. COBB, artTS«X“ JEUESCJEtXNT’ESJO OEnn rouwm ernicn.v pure writ' urin. ‘OUU 9500 rOr!,Dl <JE”;,5E K.OI-UH CROWX LEAD, i-iioxmT BXBCUTED. eubrin-Liw, the wife atiuna. PURE PAINTS & OHS! BRUSHES, VARNISH If ttfodb; aa valid nor say that n nation ia not to resist sggive iuu ar attack. It ia kiyal tu tbu Government a:.-d believe* in maintain­ ing ita exi>teaco and the integrity ol our “Winyou go, AlfedT” nati .n. All through our recent terrib o '■ No ?' 1 rvpUvd; but I quailed bo- struggle with the South, it advocated putting down the gigantic and can elee* H « would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines in the world— ENUINi. DRUGS & ItJEi HIM JOHN MICHAEL. am mt prevent aZZ such, it will not labor in vain if it forestalls one in a score, any keep you there until you iirumiae expli­ mnw, thao TarnnaMnM ° K—cit obedience to my wishes in th* fuwh.-r* .h. would lira with Lite. and foeblor hontufuro be n confined mainly tu the Ea tent and Central 8tau-a. But ar* pouulo of the Uiaguificeut West, who al­ ready exirt a controlling influence in osnnpocirm iKKHCltt rt nr lead. ^°UU 1000 Fol'!‘,M osia ivs PRU’cn zrwe. are, should habitually -in 4L.i____ j .i. ww mws sum is uo taw, ana tn married H.e it ia defied almcal uirnul. ly—L—tfLif.. HASTINGS HOUSE. Manufacturers, and sell at PRICES that defies competition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. . J. P. ROBERTS A CO. HARVEY WRIGHT, Apd 20ih, ISO—wyl. I SOI WT FNTMCAU! HOLBROOK A KILLS, of my mother that thrillad me, melted agiinttha Indiana: aided he can do but little, but with the gTuen. did mA ' women and ahildtan, among wife and daughter of Tall Hull I • Get up, Alfred; don't wait a minute. Grt uj». and oume with me; mother ia and Colporteurs, and money to sustain :hem, and to publish and circulate our publications. KEW GOODS mother, Bho La l thrown here 'If on the Rail Road price* J WK. JONES, UOBONX Dnli.1. DR-C-tt SPAULflllG'SIEWCASHSTORE rxi£Tt£M0*IkT,,l'rla’ cmminro to plkask, BALTIMBBEi MJ^ytAwW। C. WORTH, Methodism, «ays PRICES TO SUIT! or 16,0o4,hb5. That's Big Talk, Try it Now. MKB. taylob am * Am assortmeni of The iucreaM ut ehmob �the BOSS is coming THE OIAMT SHOW or THE PZBIOD, “ Ounrn. - We are under obliga­ tion* to R- H. Q. Minty or Kme of hi* satelitas far a copy of the Jackaon Daily here aa well as ia Canada. Tbe scrib­ bler fa th* GMmi wants to know why we did not take a band-sled and go out on tho "Excursion^” Honestly, we think । it would have beau far more preferable pate one ia nund of a little yri&r dog with about two inches of tail and a feather-edged bark, letting off hie yelps After it gets by he atop* to wretch a flea and wonders that the locomotive did not get frightened and jump off the track at nis puny attempts to scare it ,'C*T practicing " Rocky,” it will eultivato —Jotltox J)tuy Ciiun. The justice and the entire accuracy of the remarks of the CYhsm, as well aa th* picture drawn from Ufa illustrating the potato father of th* malieiaM slanders heaped upon the officers generally, and the Superintendent in particular, of the G. B. V. B. IL, which weekly adorn the pagre of Fs JTifU 0*1, will be univer sally acknowledged by our'sjtbens, and generally appreciate!. But the fact is, that it is hardly fair to bold ths “ cat's pew ” responsible for ths brilliant eflu sioee which like the waters of a mighty terrent flow from the pens of Judas, Strut and Blowhard. In the extract quoted above from th* pen of the claa-ical Strut, we have a happy illustration of tho vindictive spirit of thia clique who ee*k to rule or ruin every enterprise of the day, and whose apjoiiti. n to the treaty, efficient and faithful Superinten­ dent of the G. R. V. B. B., and to whose untirifig labor our people are largely fa. d. bted for th* railroad faciliuoe we now cajoy, and for tho efforts being made so persistently to extend them, ia the fact that be trill not be thrir to*/, and that he had tbe misfortune to play fa child­ hood on the bank* of the Clyde, instead ' uf fishing tadpoles from the slough* of To iHustrato th* difference between a gentleman's opinions of the accommoda­ tions furnished by the 0. IL V. B. IL far the purpose* of aa xxcnsro*, and those of Judas, Strut & Blowhard, of " Y* Kight Owl,’* sometimes called the Bestows Dreseerta, we append the follow­ ing letter from the gentleman at Eaton liapids, under wbqee direction the fate excureion from Jackson and Hastings to Thorwipple Laks _ 7 ' aco->mpliahrd Superintendent of th* G. IL V. B. B-: Esto* Banns July Sth, 1669. Co. t H O Mum, Dut 81* ; — You will pardon me fur treublfag you with a line at this writing. terrible and bloody civil wan that th* pagqs of history erqr retried. Eugfaud pennittod tbe cowardly hat; sud now thoquretiou re*olvoe itaulf in this form : whether we shall tamely submit with humiliating fadiSsreare to all tbe insults and ignominious acts which a nation may deem proper to heap upon us, or ’btebar^we shall .tend forth m tn oour .ir combined might and strength and contoad '^r that prick** j^l-f ur Nt-onal Honor. What more amentia! attribute to o«r national fabric than this 7 When we permit our honor to be trailed in the dust, our *mbl*m to true liberty insulted, our soil invaded, or eur water* to be tbe pathway of foreign piratical veomk, so quick we are stricken from the roll of popular government*. And rather than suffer thia ignominy, I »ay—and but echo the voice vf tho tuv ONLI prLEGITIMATE MENAGERIK T^H-bathM will vimt Micb.thiv8ea.qn. WIGHTMAN &GREBLE tho first time I east my eye upon th* gnat emporium of commerce, and saw it* magnificent edeficea stretching out to th* South and Dost aa far a* the ey* eould roach, with the broad river and the bay covered with e<> unties* r*as-l* uft. of every class and nation, and the city " OF EVERY DE8CBTPTXON, w«s^ of Brooklyn rising up in the distance Ek* a vision of enchantment In aosn* Cheaper for Cash than any House iii Baijy fairy tale, I ws* fill.-d with emotions of / County. the most lively and bewitching intereet My journ-y down the Hudson we* ortremaly delightful. It wan on a warm end ploaaant day in mid-summer, in 1847. The bill* and valleys were elad We nrc .ole AKrnt* fbr I tarry County—The t»rat fa the green hue of healthy vegetation, Heaper an<l Slower innsle. our last drop of blood b* laid upon th* the forests were robed in their leafy gar­ altar of our country But I sincerely ments, and tho field* were painted over IlOOFIffG —We are sole Agents for this County for hop* and tru»t that thia question Day with the golden tint* of the ripeniqg 11 lb* b«t tritent Roofing made. Call and are aunpls* sad ret rtffbreuoas. be amicably iottled. Th* people of the harvo t The sun looked mildly down [lAIfl^ESS SHOP—A Ann Stock of Harness on hand. BeUnited State* w*m_no war, uttiee* th* from a cloudlees sky; a gentle breeze 11 pairing done promptly on short notice nsn*mity of th* case demands it—then from the South fanned the sultry he<t kt it com*. Yet we want the question from the sir, and every object around ••tiled, and that too immediately. combined to import a buoyanry and Therefore, I but deem it proper that our cheerfulness, of epirits to all on board Government should demand immediate our elegant craft as "she walked tho repayment for all injuria* sustained waters like a thing of life." through or by th* Alal.ama ; and on th* I had just bads adieu to my home in refusal of Great Britain to comply with tho redo foNtneasee of Green Mountain the refringementa of said demand, de- State, and was on my way to visit •trango cities and ramble through the bright savannah* of th* *nnny South, and ovarything here upon which I turn­ ed my eye excited emotions to which I was before a eteanger. There is noth­ in; of the picturesque and beautiful in nature that doss not enter into every Which G0D8MABK & PALMER are of­ M* Barros:—I propose in a series of feature of the prospect on either shore fering at extremely low prices brief cummunirations to give your read­ of the Hudson. The wildnos* of it. in consequence of having: bought since . ers some inkling. of travel, and at th* mountain scenery, ita lofty peaks tower­ the recent Great IJoclin®. comm rue. m ent, I beg leave to inform ing to the cloud.% it* bold precipice* ol you (k.t you m»y not dis-over the fart.) projecting rocks, together with the fra­ that my letters will contain nothing verr grant grove*, rich ;< .tures and numer­ "extra," but will consist of "odd* end ous thriving village* that diversify the end*’’ of thought thrown promiscuously 1 landscape render the pro*pcct hen. together, without regur 1 to rhetorical equal fa grandeur and beauty to the rules or th* opinion of th* fastidious mast romantic views of Switzerland. Prints. Our oMortment irtnorc complete in each depart­ ROBINSON * WIGHTMAN PT X% X> -W A TI -jpw BUOKHTE BHAPfiR A MOWflBl GOOD NEWS.GOOD NEWS! GOODS 1I.1VE TUMBLED, AND*HAVE REACHED BOTTOM Coffee Sugar, 16c per lb. The best Ten Cent I know there are some individual* who m*y not deem plain matter of fact commuaicatii as worthy of a candid perusaL While tome would be delighted with the cogitation* of tho eenturo-ntali-t, or tbe farident* of a fictitious love-tale, others would rather hear of prize rac. s, boning matches, bloody battles or "moviffg aeddant* by flood or flame.” Thu* you ace how difficult is the task for one who would write for tho publication* of tbe day, to please the fancy and gratify the taste of all The article* that earn* would pronounce interesting and fin­ ished productions, ethers would pas* 'over by merely glancing al tbe title ;»ge, and cart aside as und**orving uf ment' than ever before brought to this market. of a fine line of '1’1113 UnoquaJoCL AlHsmoe, Consiiting DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, The Circu3 Department I CHAMPION CntCUft ~ “ “v jjsnrw awiy - ™--x JAVIDS ROBINSON, ga^rereissx-SMr.-waiMX Cotton, Linen and Cambric Edgings and Insertions Clothing. Boots k Shoes, Hats k Caps and Wall Paper, iu great variety. H*u.*S Vegetable Saltan .ewer i* foe beta preparation k.ir fa foe market, an 1 alwa ■etisfa'tirr Do mA be put o prim^ihd deafer* with other* they make mure profit 8w Warnau. — We noti ofoer day, fa Merer* Sncre * pefat shjp, over P. Cxonx’* factory, areas sign-writing whie ly sarpreees anvthing uf th* have S0 » ■ k»* time T tlemaa know bow to do it T* rwx AfTuente-—Ds. M list and Auriet, ha* lately cren us, sad ean be found at preee Ifaadn^s How*. AD who ar with diseased rye* or eera wi to call on him. He frrniabe* ALL KINOl OF FAIM1NI IMPLFMENr* COMSTANTLY ON RAND. ia.Come and Come early, so os to secure good bargains and the first choice. Bbdford, May 1st, 1869.—2m •••sataas « »aa«aa. formed that foe geafownan w not mure than a hundred utile* village, who spells calf—c-a NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Yet, variety is foe spice of life. It re­ quire* all sorts of people and rieaturo and things, to constitute a world; and, fur one, I am tneoli inclin-d to believe that this diversity of tastes and opinion* I is for the ultimate good of th* whole. Such, no doubt, was the ujaniun of the crude Dutchman, who declared Li. OF THE WORLD," thankfulness that all men did not think pon ratal Xu Xtartitag lerifosHs. I*tervs«l*| alike. “ Why ? ” inquired a bystander. V7 rovers smI Ws**tth>l Mr* is, I* sll l«-«* " Because,” replied honest Lians, " if 30 CANAL STBEET, all men were to think as I do, every mother’s son of them would be after my gude wife.” This bustling world of NEW'STORE, our* would be monotonous indeed, if all BEST GQODS, > were to bo equally fond of th* sazan -— ggWEST PRICES. gaudy trinket, <>r were to follow th* •am* pursuit 'What would b* th* eonsequence if all young msn should chooao goods ’ to be merchants, or all lawyers, or doetore, cobbler* or tinkers, or if they , We«U SeerHpu.e W U m Vlrtere, sirt lb« should all be ia love with the same pretty girl f . But to come more directly to th* p>ai; say good reader, permit ma to nry that if yew nre not facltaed to be ONLY $2.75 PER COPY. pleased with my randorr sketch**, other* may passibly differ with you; and, HOUSE, SIGN AND without regarding your ojniun ot thairs, _ , . CARRIAGE P ATNTPpo I shall *udv*rur to pursue • the " fven had Wyeare experis o.M in the bretore. an.! \ , 5^'tenor of my way,'* and do qafy that which saameth priqrer ia my own right . There are fa my humUa beliaL araimataace* in the life and experience of every traveler, however vulgar hi* ori­ gin or limited hi* ob*crratiun*, which, if properly written out, would compose s volume both fa- tractive and Intervetfag te reary reflaetfag reedar Is th* crowded mart* of inianeri, in foe dia gOMWTHIMJ NKW • and bustle of foe city, or fa foe retire­ ment of the country; fa foe cireku of Far the Faraers sf ■IchUrai* geyety or foe lone solitude of nature, *»e “hares by foe way," which ifl 1 eMwTteuX 4**- re4*» talk hrm it ia not correct > has grew to Wixmsssfa to refe isnr for th* Usxvxsanx of this must be ■ high <renplimdistfagwished aehufar who it it will be honored by aeefactf "WONDERS CLOTHING HOUSE! Secrets of the Great City MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOTHING FtrRN-rawiwGr HATS, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, &(’. SPICER $ H'lLSOX Otm: BrtM, 4m. Mrulrfi ptao.. b—U la aa »>«- Mar -1—- Wlaa a taam. » oUSHm » fHaVrta rf aataU kma aa W M >>r^a.rf A. 31031 ATTit.M.HVJJ SHOW WORTH OF GOODS IN STOCK, GRAND RAPIDS. Although th* excitement relative to this vital and important question ha* somewhat abated, . till it has not been wafted awey into obHrion or cast into ilia shads* of forgetful nee*. The que.Loai'is one of too vital importance in all its boerfags to eur Government to bo coneidered a. mere tftBd's play, and to be railed at for a short lime, then ban­ ished entirely from,tbe minds of ths American people. An insult to an indi­ vidual mast be atoned far, and tbe in­ jure*. received therefrom romedfod, be­ fore a permxnoat aettkmcni can be eetablisbod. The same fa true of nation* W4STING8,Onthe**irGo«id. HASXl»OTt M<mdayi August 2d, 1869. PRACTICAL, OBWm BIBLE DICTIONARY than th* moat profound sehetar, who** knowledge b confined to book* alone, font th* world ha* ever jwoduced. IdUllBrnrfev. wtatfeUli, c T-. —- KU--- '»______ IABH DisamnuuiEo «ct, S*ms Went-—We lean th Cot han swaeatly reld at Gra U fieeeee that averted 14 and 40 fleeore • tlmt wtaghed ox., at 40 marts a puuhd—no oa fo* 40 fleece* aa I only a * esotafS SB foe bnek fleeesa sly faring crikd thoroughl weri, and it was not salted ; bubeeu forot ha. Uea a ring Ong B*a»r-ni>e Oily Ba fag ramtiy nhaaged bauds, "aaaewpLtah altogether. V foe geatlemaisl �inuiM fapu IE* AMEtntEMm. m uim num. yyHEATON k POPTLETON, Michigan CnMtral Unllr««4. 169. April* Tea, Coffee, Syrup and Cfcan *869. lit a IIS Jsfcreae Aveeos. Mtolsea taw., ws. ar. mumi. i P.-Uimm. iw<»?’**..pc’UtoM "• daO •* ALTfi to -IB Mrttaw 12.2$ per bn. thy a cause, and thus enable R•*tinea O-trytt P^gnoe Mssrteetr"‘ * k“d -•■I k-.i Slatt W. k*r. Fruit A Oyster House -ESagysastt;rs u, in u< n Detroit, BHehi UM T- p. lUUootnni Avssae, DvlrsU, Hub. ■pVLTON IRON kENablBWOttS, nrroniv w.nn u,. m. fe-fe BUSINESS CARDS. Ql» THI BOST RU10UUITIMB. BOWNE A GALLOWAY. BANKERS. Glm Fmsit J.as.—F. D. Acxlxt has just revived a large supply uf tbe re-, sowned Gem Fivrr Jabs. Friendv, do not fail to try thorn. St Hsw Bioat.—The new brick block on the corner of Jefferson and SLite streets is fsst approaching completion. It ia destined to be (for the present at least,) tho finest structure of our fair tillage. MERt llAATb’A JUACFAlITtEMA’ biu. Au Sasxt—J- T. Robwts A Co, of ths Hastings Drug Store, are moving aj. ng *MC1 with the' times. All their goods are of the very choicest selection. Try a gios of their -uda. Music & Jewelry. •jyj-ARnmED slate Jf antlei. OFFICE : General Grocer, Rm’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ro­ ns wer b tbe beit preparation for tho hair in tho market, an 1 always giro, •atislai tion. Do uut be put ott by un­ principled dealers with others on WuLh they make more profit y^KUH. New York, July 16. A marked cilm seums to pervade fiaaneia' and e mmoraal circles just at pres­ ent. Muney is easy nt 0 to 7 per oi-nt Gul l has ran duwi) to a fraction below 130. The grantor interest now centers upon bnolatuSs, pending ths issue of the harvest. That the wheat harvest throughout the entire Northwest has boon r> tardod l y tho oui^inued rains, need nut be Sold That it has been in­ jured in many places, is undeniable, lot, the qu-stion is nut wind tho crop might hxve ben, hut what it actually ia or will b-, an c-rnpared with the arerage yi-ld of prior your.. With all th-drawlmcka e> tar, there ia no n>a<on tu apprehend a tintml yi. Id. Fair weath­ er frusn thia um.i >>nt will give a fair arnrag.< if uot a large crop. Still, tho1 flop ha, been subjected to a severe test. J.ly tih P«t up and labeled Gbates. Dealer in all kinds of Machinery, Draft, leliciies, Groceries, H is kit CoKrunEXTanr.—We are in­ med that tho grntk-mun who res'dvs 4 m- re than a hundred miles from thia lags. who spells calf—c-a-l-t—and ho rails the man a d—i— fool who lrLie him i*. is nut correct * -rthogrephy. ha. guie to Wixotuin tu select a P«X»uut fur the UvivKitsnr of. Michigan, as tue.e_.ur to life. ILitex. We think this must be u higtt-iamplitn-nt tu the ■iutingui.hsd ech ilar who it i, expected •ill be honored by a scleetum tu that bunorabh position. r causes not now known. There is an abundant gr»wth of straw ov-ry whore, Sow Wool—We learn that 8. P. but tho berry has w.intod the vital power Csor haa recently told at Grand Rapids of tho warm sun to draw the a p upwand to iteperfHctiuu. It has been thus 13 tieocss that averaged 14 lbs. each, comtiar-itivvly starved for two or three and 40 fleeces that weighed 256 lbs. 3 we- ks an I tho law uf nature requiring ci, st 40 cents a puuhi!—no deduction it t> miture at sumo oust, it may be o i th» AO fl >eraa an 1 only a small pir- lound to be dwarfed in many c«stage on the buck fleeces the entire where, frvm present a|ipeuraucee,* it is healthy and perlhet lint it is |rvfitlens elip being called thoroughly washed to im igino cosunlties not known to exist. and it was not salted ; nor du we There has Le.-n ronie clearance for exbelieve there has been a single Be roe of p.,rt, but without im]-roving prices, •ailed wool sold by any man in Barry which are about the sumo as a week ago, and tending downward. Compar­ evunty, either at Grand Rapids or else- ative flour quotations show as follows: Citt Ditrar.—Tho City Bakery, her­ ing recently changed hands, has taken' ca a new phase altogether. It is now conducted by the gentlemanly Stswkbt Bxos, who are Ltrs business men in th« truest sente of tho word, and wo rjrfial)y w leume them to our borders. We were" ogrooablj surprised on Thurwiay morning of lost week, os beholding a large box stalking into our •enctuns lill.-d with packages carefully and OFFICERS; Sigh Wanixo. — We noticed, the other day, in Messis Sticks 4 Wtiaus’s print shjp, over P. Cl tax’s carriage factory, some sign-writing which certain]<■ surpasses anything of the kind wo bare in a lung time Thuoe g*ntvmen know how to do it To nu Amiens.-Da. Mills, Ocu­ list and Auriat, ho* lately come among u«. nod ran be found at present atJtbo Slate Heabths Buhl’s Bank Block Griswold History Cunufr. Ulen. . pwatTwS Something Hew in Life Iniuisxce .* H. A. GOODYEAR, THE EKELIIoluisUIAlCECS. or Piizwsro»<K. Bailer Hictap Dealer, Is UduL-s to .11 Mo4.nl fxw cf pu;ui«f. m.ka t wto saaaLU^ iu SPECIAL NOTICES. MANHOO 1) Quinine. Svapnia ot Ils sick.aiag s It is Economy to Insure with the Best. • Connecticut ^Mutual LIFE IH8URA1ICE CO., A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,^SLEIGHS JOHN PATTON Ac SON, Jul. iftb HALL’S BfcVlil i 1 ! J hair HIE DETROIT fiTOVE WORKS, TUa ba-ia «T bs imbmU properties U s rags' COE’S COUGH BALSAM, IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ns OHIOINAL COLOR. specimens uf aa ( COE S IIIFEHIA CUIE I Tor sale by lirsggirts •rerywkere, sal by U»o- sira amxfteltirt, aa we barn erar ••mi. Thoso gentlemen propose to ctxrj 00 * fir-t rlaes institution, and extend tMir facilities as fast aaposeibb Call iJknen MaMtra Detroit Inly 17. We iMnfMsrehMed Hw Mitre !■’««•< »T KiwCool—Admiiabhadrieo daring »**• «hxy days, the only question h M to the meet feasible place to secure tbo <u~*i end. We know of so better »»y than to drop in occasionally upon °-r fiisnd F. D. Acxlet, Ee^., the popdraggiu, and indane fa WEWkrab“< <*>- of his sparkling arelfe i“pt Lwh.-Mm-wtaW “ 4"*W <X 1O> aw « —a. -™-Kilk. Mm. CRACKERS Bridge, hoof and Large WOOLIN FACTORY! : MjtcinjfE BOLTS, X 8. V'-A-TST BRLTNT, ■ UtewL re^rasuy as*lag (hsoMV eTs aee DETROITBTOVE WoSlCS STO’ WE BAKE EVESt-T 0KT1 SEALOLEUM >4 a gwU sasrrisitet eT Mas CAR, reMaM CUUfitisbe. ’ - ?AMILT QuoUu. ■ OlOOSSISS, �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-07-28.pdf e8887b4e9600745169e32985ba0c8b58 PDF Text Text ghr Ranting* $xs*er ®lje ipstings banner GEO. IW. DEWEY, ■T OEO. M. D1WSY, VOL. XIV, ^usincw Jirtrttrj. mfttiK m um Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, July 28, boston CASH STORE! CHARLES II. RAVER. ■rS'srj’.-v.rzrt.eiJ 5W NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have juat returned from brar S»rr, Bnta«. Mica.was* NEW YORK AND BOSTON ------- with an------- JOHN ROBERTS, STOCK IMMENSE E H- MALLORY, JPH.ICES that will Astonish Haatings, Mich., Feb. Irt., 1869.—yl A.C. FROST, M> D. JVC. BESTLEY. r. A. DR. C. C. LIR8LBY, I W. VROOMAS. 6KPVTV SUH® fur Barr. Canity. rill attend STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, What imports a more thrilling inter_it to tho prospect along tho Hodson U not merely its thriving cities, with their nsat white dwelling! and edifices, nor Cloths and Beady-made Clothing, the romantic grurss nor rude rocky clifls Hats & Caps, Boots < Shoes, Groceries, dkc. that rise in such grendsur upon, its i3fCa Ji paying customers, give ns a cali. Wo will cheerfully show vou_£FS __ our stock, that rou may compare prices with any other first-class Store 8. C. PRINDLR. JCME of PBOBATE. SoUry Kbits. Cesrsy- Ciy“in the State. We have got the Goods and we want to —11_AFJ ___them, and shall try to sell you all we can and will satisfy yn'u that it tyia foryour intercsttobuy hero. Wo warren t the prices sb all be satisfactory. Wo will take in exchange for our goods, shores, but tho historical associations connected with almost every villa, hill, rock and valley hero. Kingston, on tho West »ido of tho river, 100 miles from New York, is a beautiful village, num-, boring 7,OX) inhaliitant*. This town was burnt, together with great Quanti­ ties of military stores, by the British under Gon. Vaughan in tho year 1777. i The wnntonnose shown by tho enemy in destroying this drfcnceloM place has We would not forget that we are Ajfentfor one of the best ttamped tho name of their commander with infamy, yet fortunate was it for the Sewing Machines m the world— r ’ cause of freedom that tho fluuriahing condition of thia village attracted tho too Those in wont of a Maehino will plcaic coll and lot Mr. Phillipa show you aome aside to indulge their propensity for of bis fine work. tdF' Rem-mber tho place, one door West of J. P. ILobortj 4 plunder and spoil. They were then on Co.’s Drug Store, south-aide State Street GBANT & PHILLIPS, Hastings, May 19th, 1869—yl _______________ ________________________ so taray were their marches that before roBcf arrived tho fate of his army was sealed and hope again brightly dawnod upon tho prospects of the colonies. Had Vaughan protocoled his voyage with ex­ pedition, Burgoyne might have been A.T THE saved, and Gates, es ho himself after­ wards acknowledged, must hare retreat­ ed into Now England. , 'Hydo Park, on the east side of the river, twenty miles lowrr down, is located upon a wide plain, presenting a very at­ tractive appearance. Upon tho bank on Biltter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c., 1 P. ROBERTS 4 CO. cfaDy wore a funeral aaped - What ix faP' gaspod I. Baseocn returned not a wared hix hand toward ths VTI, lution. Bushin thither, I bulled ones ____________ ,_______ _ _________ Jfirate door, and reeled almost agin the v ing the attention from Burgoyno st Sar­ A. a.______i J_tc____ ____ iL. —a. atoga, made on attack, at the head of 5,000 troops, upon tho fortresses, then okm the ut Doti Of Tnyal, N9.XL I Ini' Mon. □ ALL, r. c artny And burned by fixe Britiah In *77. chongM. method uv doin public bixnia. It,ar-J I hoard tho next day the result uv the rivod the day after I left, and Isaker rtlckahen. Bascom roturticd rich UV the for the daring aohiovmonts of “Mad Garitt, who distributed the nreU, giv ft property ex hadn’t bin sold and eonto tho cnso. Pollock made out ths boiids and wont onto em himself, and in frequent shindies wich hod occurred at his place, the loeka bed bin aold to farmora who yooeod cm on their smoke While I was absent houace, tho bags hod bin told for wheat, and so on. The stamps, paper, twine and rich flggcrod up three hundred end a-six dollars, which wux three bunmore dollars than them wux in the Como re. Baecom ndnxnosd tho fortyIk. .1_____t___ J__a ■ culated to tians of grandeur and awe. but it wux talented, eminently respecta­ As we passed the Mb _ ble and extremely versatoeh He (Big­ pan. the memory of tho'mournful trage­ ler) carried tho flag and played the fife; dy that once transpired there comes up Pollock carried a banner with an in­ forcibly to miwd and I was lost in a vari­ scription onto it: “ Sound tho loud timety of melancholy refli-etions. Near be uncunifotfffl® for me to Hre thero^u thia place tho lament'd Andre was tried, matters hev tonnluatod. I shol make condemned end executed ; and here his aloft a banner inscribed, ‘■Whore Afric’a my way to Washington, and shel see rf remains slumbered for half • century, sunny fountin.s roll down the golden I can't git myself elected oa manager nv eanda," with his comraisshnn pinned a labor awx-ioshun, and so make a livin onto it, playin in addixben a pair uv till there comes a change in the Admin­ istration. 1 wood fasten myself an A. Johnson, but unfortunately there aint enuff in him to tie to. I wood es soon think uv tyin myself to a car wheel in a bound to tormnntin cure, “ very much like the a ■rJBCJES K*X.OEt.3ES359rC3BI. C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at Law. .Solicitor la Oi ENUINE DRUGS A MEDICINES! G REASONABLE PRICES! AU F~ 1* JOHN MICHAEL, ISUSE a»4 Ounip Painter. Olaisrr a" h, 0MKrr. rariKMlaXaUIMItea ri’ rr.iine, AB order! UraaKWill* rnwriri inmpllv illrodcd «>- SbSB or»r Wirl.tm«a'« »*r>n abop. »»•»• »>>'••*. HASTINGS DRUG SOTRE. PUKE PAINTS <t OID3! BRUSHES, VARlSriSH, WK, L. COBB. our Secretary came at test convinced that " iktin was tho only treaanro ounk on that spot," THE PROPRIETORS OF THE "" ATTENTION, COMRADBI the whites uv the Comm wux plated, for they spectid to get wat ytx> owed cm while the other lived, hated by those whose friendship and favor bo vainly their heads, and "they dusted out cz fast Bought to conciliate. Up to the year in. which Arnold renounced hie country, no hardships or braved more fearful dun- ingly, and tho gors for freedom than he. At "Old Yi," nmid tho fro ten snows of a Northern wilderness, before Quebec, on Lake Cbamplhin, al Saratoga and Stillwater, My arrival havin become knc(wn, by ths time I got back to Bascom’s aB my frietuR h<d gathered there. There wuxn’t a dry eye among ern, and rx I thought uv the joys once tastid, but now n_A ______------- ----- J wealthy owners. ‘ .... But ono dark crime effaced tho glory of Poughkoepria, seven miles further hia onriy career, and Io*dsd hla natao ___ — atAn nt ihn river? in with eternal infamy. Hudson, and contains 12,000 inhabi­ Ot-AA POVNM WHUCTLY PURE WHITE LRAD. tants. In former times tho legislature 9500 POUKI>S GENUINE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. frequently met here, and hero too in 1788 was hold tho State convention that rati­ youthful days will not be received in ex­ O*inn POUNDS imtWETr PURE LEAD. _____ fied tho federal constitution. tenuation etj vices committed in after life. . 1000 POUKDS oE,t’,WE FREXCH OTC’ We buy our GOdds directly fe Manufacturers, and sell at PRICES that defies competition. Give ns a cril and we wiU warrant satisfaction. HASTINGS HOUSE. J. P. ROBERTS A CO. HARVEY WRIGHT. ^gwst-sxitf^asft Capt Kidd, bitt after spending thou...J. —r tk. W n i j i 1 awrl EXCELSIOR H. J. HANEY. NUMBER 14. “^fe-s—ss Bigler caught rite ut me, and dartin no humor for Aggers, and be pitched it, polled' me inside them hitherto sa- into ms, at wich pleasant pastime they all followed soot But for Joe Bigler, they wood hov killed me. E« it was bay blacked both his eyes and rofied force killed and wounded within tho Cower Lubby.” he ou| onto the sidewalk, ahnitin the pre&lctB of the fortifications. In the "My successor! Wat doos this NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS ~ A. P. DRAKE. M- D. FiBttCCUR atuallrorimn t> Utt .fPriTai' Pons* Office orer F. I i8G9 brolhor, Jarnos Clinton, finding of^Seasona.ble Goodw which 1 offer at WM. UPJOHN, MTMIC1AX «■» Sarxwn. OOc. I1 III ■ gxrtixp gasazr. Jhr geoualy Wen from the deck of tho steam­ boat It contains 10,000 inhabitants, *A»rt and is-lho great center of trade from the adjoining towns. It is located upon the acclivity of a hill from whose summit Mr. Naaby at Last Losea his Peat Office, sad to add to his Humiliation, an Ab. - I. __ . —U. nmnSeiM nt ihft oUtion Atainistr*ttoa Appoints a Nogre in his* pUoe-Tmbb at the “ Wat ahol I do ?” I aakt. *' 8uthin art be devised, for I oan't starve ” “ Pay me wgtyoo owe mo!" ujakelat- wmuvx v. roar. tr. m., (Wich is Post Master.) Great Tonukdd at fclint. ■ SERIOUS DAMAGE AT ROMEO. TOTAL LOM 07 OVER BBO.OOOBoxxo, July 16, 186?. Or.? of the most destructive stoma rrr known in this section of tho county in diameter, houses sad burns were un­ roofed, and the crops either spoiled or injured materially. The rain fell in large quantities and the streets wore litemlly flooded. Mr. Stranahan, who hod jut completed the frame fora house, had it nearly destroyed. Two-thirds Qf . Furr, July 10,1860. hurricane—which resulted not only in mark wux made by all uv om with won­ great destruction of property, but in derfill yoonOnimity. , Whatever differ­ serious injury to SevenJ perrons. Ths ences uv opinyun there mite be on other topic?, on this they were all agreed. "Oonftemnl"! rommenoed, Uckin "Ja this generous 7 la it I her a rite to expect? la this—’ April «Hh. 1SO>-—_ .-•I-.*. -• | QUOITFOX THE Mil! *^r!W GOODS HOLBROOK 4 MILLS, Rail Ro^ prices made public. A few miles further down, near tho town of Cornwall, is Butter Hill, a high otovation, pwrUddiculnr in front, from tho top of which, during tire 'rar of the Revolution, oome soldiers in Putnam's regimsnt threw down a huge rock into tho nrer which is still distinguished oa "Old Put's Bock." Weal TKS’J.asKniSK) but they declined to rit •• I her bixnis! ” sol thia pcetmaitar. fallen—I am no longer Poetmaater at “Disagreeable bixnia, bnt ita my otBahel torrents. A numba Coafedrit X Bodes, which iain the Stait wore also blown in, otborwuo sarionaly da building, which was —tho paper wic built near wiU be handed •‘de bond Hugh MePdter WM. JONES, DB. c. 0. BOOTY, fllACTlCIXG Fhjatetaa SPAULDIK’SIEW CASH STORE ‘ vicinity w.ro levied to ths ground, while others were unroofed and partly blown away, and still o there ware filled PRICES TO sum »ALTI«m. OBO, C. -WORTH. completed by J. B. Covert and Mice Mo- That's Big Talk, Try it Now. MR0» TAYLOR IIWMILLllEETfiMW NKRt. �T«e BOSS IS COMING Mi oxsjrr show or the period, TftE Offi LEGITIMATE MEXAGE! rta: MAvaries sheds a htawt-g ths finsst affections « swuteast comforts of mankind,** 1------ «-rf — -rakious laMlori to . rony „ mate ft left hi. hones, tellia him al the time, fa derided terme, i wood vi < Weal, and suggests 8t Ix>ms a. ths proper site,—an act of raagna- never patrontas him egfa or use mi ia•aluxHyou Us p*rt of aChicagxpaper tfunee fa fever ev hie house. Not bee- That bos. or will visit Mich, this Seauon WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE HTTbcESSORS TO ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN, bo accounted for from tbo foot that they do aot believe it possible for Chicago to secure tbo prise. TW6t louis papers ' ly i went fur a - jeb—. Notin a pristin ' ssahraoe the proposition with eagmosa. •and the press of the Western State, is. ofils on the opposite side or the street, i i with 1 gimnastiek leap' pissed mi corpo­ ->-------• ’ real phalanx in the audienre chamber taaribility. , ov the editor and proprit-iur, who stared The remorsd of the Cajdtal is only a at me with eys protrodin from the sock­ question of time. like tho attraction of ets ft foec deadly pale, (which I misoongravitation, the prepdnderating power of btrued into a favureble impreesion.) I population must ultimately draw the brioty riftted that i ya. in quest ov emCapital to some central point But wo ploymont, & wa. not oxer particular do not believe tho time has yet arrived. whether i wax pasagin editor or OcmThe whole country must be at peace, by pilar. Turnin round ft guxin on mo the perfection of the work of reconstruc­ with pity, ft at tho same time a eomic tion, and must wait tho in crises of pop­ expression flittin across his fisoture*, po­ ulation, between the Miadatipin and the litely said “he would excuse me." Ao Pacific Ocean that will imperatively de­ i am a very sensitive iitdividaa), i soon a quantity of th. ir ai>paratus ha. be.-n mand it But when removed it ought U>ok mi dsjarture, st the same thur seised. droppin a remark not alt jollier comp L —The Ma:no IH-toricel Socieri cen­ never to be located at St Louie, a oty moutary to the editorial fritoruity. . which will in a few decade, number a Thinkin perhaps mi oerri.ee would be sures the late (Secretary of the Navy for changing tbo names of naval vv-se Is. million of inhabitants. Tho power of mure gra.bously reccaved in another di- , —Railroad property valued atSTQ.OOO * Landen and Paris are too strongly frit <reexhac « •—• ••-------- -*wav do toyed by tire at Franklin, Mo., in ths working of the English and, on Wednesday night French governments fur us to endanger I The President has issued s prodathe future by placing the archives in tho | mation naming t!»e Kth day of Novem­ ber tar the election in Texas. hands of aay turbulent mob, in case of a rejietition of the dangers through which —The shore end of the French Atlan­ tic cable wav landed nt Duxbury, Ma«^ we have just passed. It is qot well that on the night of the 234 inst, und hkuled tho Capital should be iiermani-ntly lo-, into Hie telegraph honae on Rouse's rated at a loading bu. inesa city, for tho Hnmmoek. The cable i« said, to be in power of a corrupt lobby would be im­ {rood working condition. The wiroe mensely increased. Above all other from Kingston Station to Duxbury are things l)>s effort should be to preserve nearly all up, but there is as yet no eominuniention from Rinse*. Hammock, the purity of the Gurernment, and tho on ! will not be probably for some time. safety of institutions dependent upon the Aaxisx, July 12.—The millonium arnnuad Qva ml alproper exercise of tho elective frandiise. “W »haa I raww, U ih. ,o«„ „ is at hand. To-day Adrian ha< nunt a Washington is too exposed in cue of open saloon. By arrangemsut among WirO, ml war with other nations, too hard a posi­ ,,u, ml u’a, I «m. tion to well defend with civil war at Ik. .jmM. „ home. Place it upon some isolat -d prairie of fl**a? if «u<i»r. Bn, imam, mi .nri*™-! i CT rini. u tbo West, and lay out a city that shall be the pride of the nation when Con- 'T6" dmam, ■•{uh h, mmu nxaa a dnnna mU ih. ninnan.-’ Haar. I gross .hall sdminister taw. for bun beds U»lmJIrdl„.„. cZ millions of propla. Lot legislation ““ i""-—• and the ministration of civil government be the businee. of its inhabitants; and if tbo people of St. Lo-us, Chicago, or. bug, ft as wv rolled Ctur ft uvur into P’7I" *aJ “11 KW| lusns mil make such arrangem-mta aa can « no faroav. aieaee t» the travel-1 1 '-W“ **— public me.tmg of | thia afternuou, at, Secret* ef the Great City NEW GOODS Direct from Factories. DAILY! WSpccinlitlcs in every department. BUCKEYE REAPER ft MOWER! W® arc wolo Agents for Harry Connty—Thc be«t Reaper and Mower made. ONLY $2.75 PER COPY AfNU an lentlmf »Hk .Ur ww If 4 u. pairing done promptly on niiort notice >Hk ApilM,WtGHTMAN & OREBLE. •ones its youthful brauty, by Hall’s Vegetablo Sicilian Hair er. grading figure Hight Hill, in has brow postponed until Fattxrd grot "th, at 10 o’clock a. x. and tot at tbo Hill. 8*e advntia me ^17,000 Which GODSMAHK & PALMER nreof fering at extremely low prices in consequence of having bought since _TasMew«rtv SH£a£ GOODS DAVE TUMBLED, AND HAVE REACHED BOTTOM DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, Cotton, Linen and Cambric Edgings and Insertions. Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Rats & Caps and Wall Paper, io great variety. ALL KININ IF FAIMIN8 IMPLEMENT! CONSTANTLY ON HAND. »B_Comc and Come early, so as to secure good bargains and the first choice. Q088W&BS A tUBBB. Bedford, May 1st, 18G9.—2m I CLOTHING HOUSE! OO CANAX. HTliEW ttdak i mm. mri <- bmUtiu. X** lmiXk>UUl> ?-* ry*? - ***"■*■****! iWMia-i Gxr nx mur.—W. IL D.aux ufaclarer of boots and shoes, found at his sinn 1 on tho North State street at all hoars, ready upon customers, with a manly and a pteiwal countenance. not all; ho ruantifik terra boo Sacxxrnt.Toar ortirCcrrtM ^Thi < win be a wurk uf va*t intern author wa. with Mr Davis thro the entire rebellion, and then £j osmo* the very best opportunity d aa inside view of the eolhqi-ed < eracy. Hie .>thor works have at mach attention-, but this one, ft importance of ite subject, shod we doubt not wiU, suqnss tta Thia eounty is now being canvas Wrterx Dtcxxxsox. 1 Kcsr Osou - Though July GRAND rapujs. ___ „ NEW STORE,__ ■ BEST GOODS. . T, , LOWEST PRICES. MEN’S A BOYS’ CLOTHING, FVRtTXeMXNO-, GOODS. HATS. < AI’S, BAGS: THUNKS. AC. spicer J ir/iLs w.vi nn • «*•*»■»■ - - •pent, ne remarkable hot weath •s yet afffiot-d ua Still it may to bo prepared foe the “ warm whsu it does arrive; and we th ofcr the fidtowing simple snpg for the iwvsrrvetion of health *I*rfagl/ «f simple fi od ; est reg drink but little cf earthing, the •aythiag beridre eofa water the drem lighfiy in woolen gbods; crowds and b«fi tor; preserve a trq| ifanm and good nature. y«*r fest dry by all means. Rn Nteixs kswjn constantly on ha •hat to neossoary for this purpose l“«fiio< that Oubixcb is smiling nvusE, SIGN AND »•• <./% “7*3~*l***; I — Uu, Asy d August, 1809, the avails d wQKbe ue~d to purchase a bell M. E. Cl>tah -kick la bain chop ovte- ClarkeCarpark,*®-* t,o*,,, go>rr«i«G «jtw - tuou JAMES -ROBINSON. Hxavnr—Harvest ha* arrivi-d and ww notice a rndi to tbo field hi teed.) from every quarter whet is a fair day. As near as we rai the wheat crop promisor w.-ll thro the county. Corn is quite ba< nnd there to a god dra! of hay ; standiug and cauaut tu.w l< ex after the “cradle '* stope rocking. shoes from the bo.t material ma ho keeps tho beet of. workmen one fa wool of a pair of fine I shoes wiU do well to rail ou him. -JuaICwm3 ’ I Qc.BTXUT Mnnxo.—Theltl L rly Mrvtiug for Hustings Sts the ]«wmt couforenc- year will in th • IL B. Church of this viT Saturday and Bunday next, Ji and August 1st Rar. J. M. Ftr; LoweU. is expected to be pre* offioiate. WORTH OF GOODS IN STOCK, •gm tea Uli tbs chautac toreh ov Gabriel ta K,“ oonsrioimieeo tee unfowr“J **■»»-» tan “j-**- “ *• Try it. roerroann.— The letting of ih< ‘ “U la tall. I, U. ov has own hlud,' so shall an] «>- drm/ n< rant hnmanitee. I | [IVR'ESS SHOP—A fid’ Stn-ik of Hmnoaa oa hand. Be•I — ...mpa bm, .fe.!. U-Ut™.. of CMd«tm>hn or I neeo laboren. Is Democracy egaiust No* fa-i guoes. When <r vasif, hayf। chop-stacks and Joas-houoM or for them? stricken beymour fore* .. mrwvur aasskmored That’, the qhsetnrto-XW. TnJ. ............. .....b. bm«-U a. ra^_„ *■£■'„ ??* *" "*«g»**L *** • *» n"“.^ OK EVERY DEBCftlPTfQN. Cheaper for Cash than any Honsoln Barry , County. Prints. V&. Our assortment in more complete in each depart­ ment than ever before brought to this market Consisting • of a fine line of P th*r hotels, thus ootnjjilsly aleatifyg themrolves with ths*whisky ioleraX “WONDERS Ttt tbs Bsetess Base an .... ,B1 now nunro TRr a■••«« x* ~w a. n. Coffee Sugar, 16c per lb. The best Ten'Cent any other place of importan-e, wish to the gutter, hi. whisky .tonch.d broth carry through pot schemes, they can do' gave. utterance lu the wurds: “ How itwithout bring possessed of advantages1 arayer, vanquished though .till beloved Freak f* Notion our forlorn nppe-irover other sections of tho country, who I enqe ft ragged apparel, likewiov our will from tntoreat ud bonoe(y bopp- broken whiakee butu-1 at our feet, he ,<-d to the tricks of trade- which have bad taken V. P. Blair ft mto-lf lor 1 ft already made the Legutature of Ilitaos. the one. A Hur his let trany-oct or the mo.t corrupt body of any Wrab-rn I yjy had chai ted, he rvp.rted thur situa•unn. Ihsy wur on thur way tu a eopState. 1 prytied rillagj, about 1U tn Ue di^ant whnr they intended tu hoi I n grand old rwi. a recent letter, Senator Cola, detnociabc Fourth or July 1-andniigu, ft of California, makos a novel sugge. tiou wur di*a|qoiiitoii iu roffun nro tu .pink ; er s ft waited tu ougag** wo a* e{>cazer । iu relsuou to thu possible .nquua emi­ vr the .Uy. At >et < ur true lb pubii a n gration of Chinamen to th • ■ I l^cumla ft love fir aeeodiiatia with the •• United States. Ho suggests that tho , uverewul- the pur., ft un.MU'.nminaie-i luuruvl thur ; k»n current be directed to Mexico and' propuoaia with cunt> mpL But as the North America, wh.-ro tho Chinese oiium wur so magnanunus ft it bein a OLdtiur or life or etariatiuu, i accepted. would supplement the virtuoaof indus­ Aitor bindiu tlira in a ritlcn contract tu AQfxys vasTkn fob try, frugality and thrift which tho ria me *L76 per day, I suit.* or clothes, preMut [Kqiulition so lack. Ho con­ LwhUoe ti.ruwo.1 in. (or which thar 1 abundance). btnMd.ia a quadriped cedes that the Chinooe hare added great­ ly to tho material dorelopcmont of Cali­ whoso bockboan wood Lar made an ex­ OF THE WORLD.** cellent haynife, wo joined the eavelcude. fornia, and fuels no ap[irehousion of the In dne time we arrived on the grounds, onoouiing thousand*, from tho fact that, ft aftur takin drinks with tho president, aside from tho vast requirements of our vio<> presidents ft sjcritetys, i was ee­ own country, which will absorb so much courted to the stand, with aul the pomp labor, there are tho outlets of Mexico ov a victorious chcaflen. Bi request i was iairuduoed tu the gapin crowd aa and South America, which will be likely ,the Hun. Zero 6ebed-«n, at Mielu (As "r nrrehrv, vlih Uro-a <1 a to hold out attractions to the Chinese ji had collected aul foes 4 duaS besid.n . 4»w. CUTKItKTrfrM, > hhuqTT., emigrant. The Democratic State Con- ,mi quart ov d-xuoeratic beneaene,) i was vention has placed negroes and China- (deto;Eiin-d tu make an improaion. AcjCTrrw wtirrrn row Oponin our intellectual re.ervvtr, we man side by side, and rtuolvod that it < commenced: uWhen our fourtathers 1st don't want either one to compote with ' va—■ — »----- • • the labor of the white men of that Slate. In ths meantime, the Southern States »M perched ou the banner erTree I libartoc 4 umrerral freedxm, thru the where Democracy held its anewnt seat leSaMk*1?1 Bmolmhm, ,b„ „ of power and is bow taking a new lease of life, are miring a millteu of doltere to ““ l r, ■ towards » greatete riral, Ute cwwewly « HASTINGS, On the Fair Gonnd. Monday, Angust 2d. 18 TFmL?rLramer’ -f T PIlILLfFW “ ’’ 1 ** D* W’ttROM. I �X«ra1 and SHisrtthnrm. April, -CpWWBB.flAL.' noMlea. I.rt.ih n-4.ret» tMS THS BJfDLSSS. Fruit &Oyiter House a?ES BUSINESS CARDS. Wt»ee™Mroot,l<».», 0-1.1. Dy viitue of an electi.m mdd at the p““ *«h. IM, *. J,. Tnt whitest wont looking hair reaumri its youthful beauty, by using Rail's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew tr. BOW KE A QAWAJWAY BANKERS. »•»’ declared elected : No*mab Bxxun*, Crim. T. Pniturs, & V. C 1- A. Clabk, J. V. C. Wn. H. H» rr.su Adi. Fsxa. M*iw, Q. M. Ds. L W. Vboomas, 8n-geoa. Wm. Joxxb, Chaplain Nawrow BsosroaiTM. Try it. Michigan State Retreat Fort THE 15HANL, HiiwncTrtERr IHK. Mpttium’A Gao. W.-WiujiMi, Js^ Q. M. B. Porrrosin — The letting of the job for p-aiiug figure Bight Hill, in Carlton, ha., l>*n [oitpon<”l until Saturday, An­ ew*! "th, at !•' o’clock *. n. and will be let tt tbo Hill. S»e ndri'itia.menL Nunc*.—The regular meetings of the Puri are at 8 o'clock, r. a., on tho first Friday evening of such mouth. Qna. redos of this Post aro lumby wAitted that they must pay up thuir quarterly due* on or before tbo morning of tho sSrisrxsEtt," QrsutALT Mnma.—The 4 th Qnar- regular meeting ia Augnu, or ih*y will t rly Mietiug fur Hustings Station for be an-pends 1 from tlw b nefit* of thu the [irewiit conference year will be held P<*tNORMAN BAILEY, m th - M. E- Chunk of till* vil'nge, on Com. Fits Uanld Po L rwuirduy and Huadty next, July Slat ' Wm. H. ILrroit, Adj and August 1st- Rar. J. M. Femes, of A N»w Novttrr sr Ms*. Haxat Lor. ell. is o spec lol to be present and Wion In the Sat-cuxt Ernuo Po<r of July 17th, a new Renal L begun by Hisvisr —Haro st lia* arrin-d at test, the «-li bredod author of “ Ea*t Lynne.’’ .J we notice a ru>h to the field (enuUet It ia calle 1 •- G*oua* Cxxnasvar's !<«/.) from every quarter when there Wiu," and opens in thia author's u nil ink-resting mann-r. An extra editiun the wheat crop promise* wi ll throughout will bo prinb-d of tho early numbers of the county. Com is quite backward, this story, bat th* re wishing it wu«ld do Sample rejne of nnd there i» a g -ml deal of hay yet out­ woll to apply early re 1< cut until Tub P<«t, oontainiag the owning chap­ ters. will be rent gr-iti*. 1‘rtoa at Tan rocking. Port 42 50 a year; four e pie*, SG 00. Address H. I*etarson A Cm, 8 9 Walaut nfseturvr of boots and slio***. <*?' be street, 1’lrilad’li-hia. WILLIAM MYERF, Music & Jewelry. OFFICE: Buhl’s B»nk Block Griswold S' OFFICERS; ntoruum.. GEORGE PRESTON. n/xo. n. I'lu, rrrh«m General Grocer, UfARBLlZED SLATE JIAXTL.ES. HtAKTHS AMD GkaTES. ISC S««><l rir Clrcl.r, Jg\ dhamaa A C*.**r«r«taa M A N IIO O I) Something Hew in Life Insurance 1 THE EICEUIMIHHMHCE CO. n. A. GOODYEAR, ASO U.S DEM THI DEBT .CVLTfTaTIOX Ceed B.IUlep, Fences,*.. Its ““ • Banter & Kskup Dealer, Price 8(10 an Acre- Quinine. We are glad to team that suite of this Any on” in n<wl of a pair of fine txota or charscter are being vigorously prosecuted *Lr?i will do well to call ou him. Last Friday, the »horve of the United Flutes were for tho first trine placed in direct ii rnmenkniii n by < !<w-at^ Cable with Europe, and the'next day, (Satur­ day.) the fir I thn ugh air limn Fen Franci ou arrive*! in New York. So n-arly aim al tan rent* ate the jrrei techie*much attention'; bet this one,” from the ments Which are becoming the tunaxsiimportance of its subject, should, and plm-rs of our Century. , we doubt not will, suqaaa them all. —A young woman named Orline LyThia county is now being canvassed by b>Tger died suddenly in a room ia the Wiun Du senses. Kirtley Houea, Warsaw, Ind., on Tue*day. from conwalaiEma, aided by tight Knr C«ot_ - Though July i* far lacing. It I* Economy to Ininre with the Best. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE CO., d ltep...UMr .01 rwp u. FORT2/KFAKU U will WOkTUgaaaa. Sfer»l**su owes* J>OO. Current Dividendfram 40 to 60 per cant. Total CtalnM by Death paid Iodate, over S8,o00.<XU. Taul DlrUmd. H>! t” r.OMdOX A young lady spends a part of each evening wande: ing about th- strveta of । Newark, N. J., and writing upon tbo novement in bold lett re in chalk, warn­ ings to tho impenitent. ■ U*L*SC* Kd>.W. Ayer’s All Pslklrs Naa-Forfelllag! •QARRULGES, BUGUIES^KLKIGllS JOHN PATTON Ac SON, For restoring Cray Hair io dk - A dressing which . ___ ______ *1 11.... 'iHinSnrsL1 _ b~r arP1*' In Lana COE'S COUGH BALSAM, CtE’t HIREMI* CURE! Fnrriv*u—There will be a festival held at Woodland Center on the 12th d iy of Augtut, 18C9, the avails of which will b- no d to purchase a bell fur the mw M. E. Church which is being erect►I ct that p’are. A good dinner will be . For Ml* by l>rugx'.*t( *i*rywL«r«, tad bT Bridge. Roof and Large ►rved up on the occasion, with ice- M-tCHIMB BOLTS, «roum an I lemonade in obundaaee. , There will be mutie, both instrumental SEALOLEUM Tool ; a brais band from Saranac •nd two chairs of ringers with organ.: < 'mturs i-Ret. II. F. Srsscxs, of Jnok- lu ________ r ~ । ■■ «iB prevent Ute from New Bxv B. F. from taming yy or I’lWs, of Ionia, and Bev. A. P. Ifoosw, 1 TU*" o! HastingL ■Caunamn™,. «p,. .fe* ■huUUu han hannl » moak ii M 8 mere estate wurf and delntaun. The m creacope *h*w, that wras diseare ex­ 1M like paruitie growths upon gfote deaf the blood, and ft is fartbar known | *—7^-77.^ h. r. swift * brq. HALL'S 21AHIMHJAN WMicnr, ___ ■•"•’CSWlsb. . ■A HPA.N Or WOKK IIOReocm Uarneaa A JL.uml>«r W^von FOR HLAT.ST* yegtreets MaUti er « Tw'. u.. — A PORELY MOTUAL COMPANY. W« have purabasU tk« mlire iai«n*l •( X S- VAN BRUNT, h. J HATS ALSO, tavan arms* nu« U repsere* I WOOLEN FACTORY! Hair Vigor, Ils natural Vitality and Color. «k»rS. Uf Hiaua. .,u v*i«n4 j Fa*. fe( IshAw*.!*.Three T*a •'Wp teS Tbre* Se.fe,,. ALL FOR 81700 Brut, leiiciis, Groceries. "“""“Wr’K'S,.™ h-> kreja tbo best of workmen. drink lint little of anything, the less of anything Besides cold water tho batter; »ire*s lightly in woolen goods; av.id crowd* and bad air; preserve a cle-'n fvauienee And good nature. Kw-p your fret dry by all means. Rnssu. A Xtns* ki-®[. constantly on hand all that i* n-c».**ry for this purpose. Wo predict that Cixsorce is amiling now. ____.. . ytATE fund at hi* stnn I ou the North aide o! Tan caas of the People re. 8. L. 8tono Sut” street at all hours, ready to wait up .a customers, with a manly bearing for liquor selling, which was bled be­ and a pleisant couno-nance. This is fore Justice Wosra Is t Thur-day, re­ sulted in a xerdirt of guilty. It wn*. we understand, appealed to thoCircuit Court. •pent, no remarkable hot weather has a, yet afflicl-d us Still it may be well to b” prepared for tho *• warm term ” when it does arrive; and we then-fore offer the following simple suggestions for lb- pn-wrvation of health: Eat qaringly of rimpld fiod ; eat regularly; QB THE BOST RKAS4MABLE TEBIL SPECIAL NOTICES. STOVES IN (SEAT VAttCTY, Oa>prto.M all Inis. LSrepM. Cooktag, Heating sad Barter Mrrn, �AGENT* WANTED FOR FORTUNES MVoad fat th* tot opposite it> original locntion, aad aub< to Wi legal Notices. ADXD«srRiiai£i^J' JOKV^a^VSTB. HARDWARE 8T0RE‘ MUU1B O0 MT BOMS H. DRUGS, fciSi GOODYEAR, A Opposite t<» Mriofc Block. A fam of om btaidred ead bIm aorea. etebw to 3tatoSTtewt0too. P-t OP wKh oore aad FWolUy. . STOVES, IRON, GBOCEBIES, Tin and SR«»t Iron Warn rrw*wl7 txs'.SSss.Ei AL|.DMU*Hn*nr*. COLBURN’S PATENT REDJACKET AXE oil* lud. x> noirs XSK mKTZEEBo ■abaat a; A MimwHaniana Books Blank Sreta ktodft Dtorire. Copy' Book* ediueas of Diskrea, Satai Ao.. Morels, Mevototta. Toy Books, Mm* Made, taw lUanka. a eonpliti aaaortmiut. 4^ &h,,c&a;gg 'gjsi tt jf Jteat too jroaad. pries. 1*0 |isr acre— Eighty asres of wild load * V Bliss fteto Mlddlsrills. wsll watered sad tlMbered.oa Seed rood eoBbalfoiUs Iron Bsbool Hoose Prise. SI IK. eighty scree oflsnd two »lko bo® Middleville TtMPLOYBKNTttaSyeM. Forpirtkclxn. Xtafdrew & M. 5>ucs« A Co., U r .UleUre, Tt. feted teas tats, urn. c£8u “• at MtDUca ruen. news, Dally. Trt-Wrckly A Weekly Newspe. port|l 1 ctori all. Miyxlase andPori- B. J. SHOWN, For Sale nt Kolsmisoo Prices. PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES a ^te’nirais'Z'ts RtehmL oe teadoratMlrfaeedrr by eurallrra. Work worroalod. Alaa. Cards, Tassels, r.ctaro Malto, Kssto, Aia.,fas. MOTrLDIN-aa, HERRICK, CXAX7MUS, Mi Silver aid PlaM Van. as taaipe^ud^ Kamptaxiares, Yoakoe Watcbre, Clocks aod Jewelry Repaired HEAL ESTATE. Tte hmm’ Ifinl fit la ft. g?^.L"iar.jyaiaS REAL ESTATE h DBOUKE ftirson Htrveta. 'Costar’s* Buckhorn Salvo Fire. -nOME" of Mow Tort........... #<000.000 "KUKTH A MKK1CA” PMU. Fa. • - - M*>.000 -l-HfXXIX- af Hartford-................... 1,000.000 Life. A* of Hartford............... «,|0,« to - “MATlOMAL" DFB U. *L A. - - l.oto.ut* ----/ 1900. Drug & Bookstore. I.V.L '-V.i.’j r*1 or PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICAIJt, • BOOK* A BTATIOMKBT, Perfbreery, Paacp Good', Wall Paper, dk. A FULL BTOCK of artMnrta my lias oeootsatlv ■tadtor. ■ to etoareo tbatl tbs rata dwnt atatoaresasffsiwarrtt s.-s m Clxwap Use Cbeapsroti Tbs etomt eUeettaa is .peld to the oetoetfoa st ^'j***^1 fc** aaanred'wili b« gtrei’fo^riy Instaore. Tbs greatest sere (lite to tboewte rhytom-a rrrecnpiioua, and few >•!*■ r. Eaory, DRUGGIST "SssgsSES "1£8S8S&»»•= EQUALIZER. MICHIGAN e om 3. ’goinl” W HE CITY DRUGS STORK, ••niuKftthatf’’ ftat Jra Wat of 4. Bui. Ih. b«l fkMio w«°<* H afow’ ■t*l*1 Wl.i ^~.r- -Steal ilw tel g* down and eaahis new stare 1 Ora Do they do much work —Ur Arsens’ “COSTAB’S” Standard Preparations beautTfier; y—“L ShT-’- Tl.li Apparatas was laoreisd sad retested by Lmet of Botinut. nsostod toto|>>wa*to Ural Ketel.ar mWOaremtato reffSms^ftreVSaoMm*.i*1K*('•rotaL titetoS BA i'A" C irtssr, ’~rErffiM£ci522=r PROBATE ORDER. Coootry sod ktervpc. Wo cordially for Ito the pcblic goMrelly to eall tad axaaiao tbi text™anti. OSes orsr Grant »ae Notile. SLW-Tbreo tor SAM. A nilUps- Store. “ Costar ’ a ” Bat, SoackAc. Erier m inota re ”SS'.”todBc?&rmiaatora. Paa. J. X. A 0. MUMBBLU -It! ■mferoUt -r.«rwto«taauto^- aggsf ffe Ni—'rir to) FTRgne QU-AXJTV Attested al..MBtadrmm. ma/ltsrl A serrate ■■■■nfa< and sgA Orsnsdta sad ttSSSttcaa™ .^ssrfGZ-y dtegrx^z* P«uu •"cJftfSfcj nims'i—_ >ra,^ taotatae p-s d ' Btotfagt, Jrfy 5?WNL* RyVH*C’!S^''fa*-- ■™ r**i?''1 ■ft' *’ **wm- QABH FOB BIDEB AND FELT? Bate by ED. ACKLiF A CO’. BMUo^Ntal Dated 2m. StA. IKS. g^AttassxaBst tresasflstt&tattt BMler-Sweel and Orange Blossoms. toe mjrmoctor- to HW> Jsa**ry no. 10**.-tf tipis MUTt WMTU NB MW. POMK ClneiaoatL “ftely fshttMo BomIIm k.owV *•»,■«■ oMMstedia Mew Task." Ssss?^;^ IWLra—tra— W-“g»L‘ "sasatss—: JUiMSAPRItata^ TcJ|lHBffi. •'Coeter’s". (<My pw) Insect Powdse. MBxstaKsB-tea^r GROCERIES, DM. M. & 0. RUSSELL. Resident, Pmctlclog and Cosmo Ithog kaote aad ptatoo wore welted oaMrtey eg. Up Fbysteinaa, nako tbo tm>nH <H Cbroalo to opeutag it. after aaeipreore of abota forty. DImooso a speciality, ud CUUI tbo* by awsu of Dr. Uodaold’s Eq nail ter, and gorenl boots sad popart, all oroooresdTa aptaadld ta- 1,Tiftr*TT dll too; ia fnM. Ibo feotdo of the stab totes as njiTFTy. Jrt State Bum. CMAfe BTDL Wr weald respectfully torito the aUsviioo of the lOioiod io oar asodo of tmtmont wHh tbo —UMKMy. W, IMO. hquoltxer, inraaparstoi eoniiiting of on Air add that a aeb Ibta proosTveo Bo ooetoela ae woH. I'siop tad Rocsieors, by whlrh the stmnipberle ^Ittobo.^^refaTmremgte YAKUT GBOOBBXXg, preooore mar be ramrod from ths sarfoee of ths CoeaUtleg of rto Safe of Moesre. C M. Haadsnoo A Co. eon Ctatfoee, wboto. or oar port oftbo body, thereby oamlag a free cimlslran to or from uy port, aa daolred. now be area oo uraidvwaiL Plesas ctai aad That otfocteata broakiag ap aay formof Oosym- seolt at He. 4PBut. fetresl. Haa e^IrtaiaMBea, ay Mr «to rensj ^^gyjtegtePMtoM CteMogdan Made. ——II a "Paral^to, Aatbstoy ' «Trw—. Vpifa, Catarrh,' H rotons, And all artWto neatad to make ap a samlsto st F. D. ACKLEY. Wta'4 lavltesyosr attoattoe to Ma Xarga a Wall ILlrateS Otrak of 65SEta SASftr J'JOW DON’T BA^—What kind of »OM BUSNSSeXHEllEr’ .-..—rac.TSSJX."-”- MMStawa-ln tho dtoaatrees (re so Lake BL, erbteb oeoarrod on the atate oTtbo Mb UmL, m bed oae efreer No.* FoMtog-Door Bsfes, which lay la tbs burning rotas sslil pestefl" after as Twia^. UraXM day oj /Ona. tn tea yaw era TZjsuFfisV&'sS” • “TbalCcesb elllKmyea." Try " Costar's” Cough Remedy. (Tho following dialogue is said to have "CbMo owd Ilooreretoto load to death," total vratoard on tho corner of State Try “ Cuetar's*1 Cough Remedy. Misitas-n streets, a few days ego.) “For Creops-Wt>oo|risg (koirbs, Ao.," ■Try •* Gostar's” Cough Remedy. “Wlere’eye Castor nyo it is lbs best In ih. wlds world— and If Us ooyo ao-lto Trao—its Tros—lu True; aad Wo ooy Try It—Try it—Try h."/fitora tog MT iuSiYistoti la Hsslinss mH IL Hwmstas dk MaAIrtaas, Ite.braal Meeiis, Wall Fepcr.adMioeevv, Faints, •Ota, *ad •veryi^fejf SmU) kept FurnJyiis can be Ctirodl PHOBATE ORDER. CTATKQ* WltnUOAN. Crastr of awry^to-ta tXx&sssK'^wsiiK; 2 GEORGE PBESTOM $ 11 ' —A man who put* asido his religion baoawm hs'toroing into society, is like taking off his shoes because he is about to walk upon thorns. gyjrjrgFBJE^'rtJg; AND BOOKSELLER, Empire Bloek. MIDDLEVILLE, . allyl - urin sun tmeomv. Calairatas Lait SM. K Genuine Artioles. S i FirsbClato BUGGIES BOUSES Rested, aad Real Celteotad. pH ' MsSwsSfciii-Kt--' js j”H1 IJ J; ’hl Si !obi r Ui J Ji n k FREE 13 CENT STAMP. MIDDLXVUAdl ISO©. ! |l 1 Wili LaiJs ail VW Pnpertj “MTN J£MF1RE BLOCK. |lnBa FMOB4TE OllDF.It. srrATX OT WtnttnAN.'n.^-.y StoT.n-XK Mum. MPORTINT TO IA11KBS! ^XstnnKZsS sSaTSx szr-t tMito ja:y to. Ute. omcEXii ' W. nine, PresifeoL VrrmoairUle. 0. K. Dusts. V tee President. Irving. D W. Hntrn. Treaawirr. Cestlston. C. O.Tewaasn.ttoererery. Yermootrllte C. Barta. Deputy femtsry.Mstetlile. Pl n ECTORBI ' Wboou approciile tbs edrawtaers of Uu., W. P. Itaarot sad J. IL Basa. ths ibo» r uni hod of tlvura bua. u era ore &><M Oraalp.—B. J. Fasus. 0. W. tallied to call. K.isto, J. Dow-sad O. Brans. Aadrrsoall basintoacommantoatatoo to OLTR STORE C. O. TUWXBEXD. fee’'. Isoa tbs west ilds of JeMsnoa fllresL Torwoetrllle, Batea Coe sty. MM Jut loath of lbs eorasr Driek Blrak Joly l*lh. Ito*. Jelysdtf Somebody who has evidently been in a poet office, gives the following valuable sisfrf.treouamreSo tab mtsaUta soooW.) hints: B. SKAIX. When you coll at tho post office for F. T- MA.IX. your mail, and the postrnsater hands it Hnillop, Dse, IMk. iMtk dseltwtf out, ack him if that is all. If you ask for mail and ho udls you tbere is none, tell him there ougit io b*; Corner cf Jrfferuon and Railroad Streets, titan go home and scud the rest the QtXF-nRlJ’ FOR THRKRRINO.-W’ordsof family around to ask through the daj\ HASTINGS, MICH. Don't bring your mail to the office CALIFORNIA & OREGON. until tho mail dowa, then abuse the portA Word in Season to (he Citizens of BMhr for not unlocking the mail-bag SEED WHEAT AGEMCY. BAnitY COVXTTt When yuu'want a stamp on your letter, tell tho postmaster to put it on; If he AMNIJUNO eadb/e conplctsd a large don't lick it, you lick him. In case you Ws foraiab Eamsra with Ute put the stamp on yourself, soak it with UT BRED WHEAT in th. WORLD. your mouth long enough to remove the Perfectly fHcJrom lesectiibrm or nthrr Iwpa maettog*, it will then stick until it is dry. nil's ; Krown rfcra An'lrallu sad Chill Brad / *■” If you hare a box, stand and drum yisldlng, oe good soil, BOVni.E -WAGOtOB. <m it until the postmaster hands outjour 81XTY BU8HEL8 TO THE ACRE. mail, it makes him fool eodd, especially Tae Litain xxn Form Assorncnrr And Wiightai tf h* to wmting ou wmobdly else. . ever offered in tho County. 03 Posada to Ibo Measured Baaltel. nilUSEKEEPEKS I Tbs Esre of Wheel, whto mature, are oaoally I AIM TO BELL HOUSEKEEPERS! w UF*bfto* Edmcnia Lewis, tho sculpElorea orTwrlr. laches Imo. tor, baa returned to Now York after a so- Men — Women — and Children 1 OF" Pot op aad lorerely Uta aad sealed ia He•n tagi. sod ml by mail free to all porta of Ibo jtemra offour years in Home, whereas she Men—Women —and Children! coualry, so rerelpt of price. At lbs LOWr<T HMCTBUt RATEJV.rvhas been busily engaged ia the practiof gtvtM ay CnstoBOM tbo VEUY Btif IZELA-D- IWELAJO. PRl"c"E8: of her art Ehe has completed TEBtfH. aa to Tiom. Ac.. tbU «y oimautoaoea *U1 allow. “Coollof to ScaMs oed Boms." JAMPLXN10 Cratsrech | BAGrt.Meaod|Isach ftg*re* of "Spring” and “Hags/1—and “SooUilur to .It p.toful «ou»d.,” CALT. JLMXM BEE ME, Or ta larger qaanUusa at rroaesabl' rates. Mireds excellent busts in faster of *-Rodl>( to sU tern. Ukrra, Ac." ftsssrer—”* ■ 1 Chariotta Cushman and Henry W. California aad Otagoo Longfellow. Him Lewis is a young h tlx mo»t rxtrwcrdln.rv nir. rrer known. JA.MXZa CLARKE. SEED WHEAT AGENCY, eeioeod woman, whom genius for sculp­ Iks pow.r of wolbtof ond bnhec for all Cali. UMttota Mar ITIh !SS». »<»-r xu cf febUyl Hu FmuasCT.Ciliforaia. Bunw. BreiKi. Harr, Viren, Cbaprnd Hindi ture is marked, and she deserve* cnaadokie. for sore Xtootoo, *»f *c . A«.-I1 ■sagmSat _ _____________ olthonl a smsUsI. Ooi poreca say ml II, -1 would MX be wilboat a !><•« iu iry boon. If II cost SI ths Fire aad Morelar PtmT . —Young ladies, our fashion gossip or I bad to travol all tbo wry to Nrw York for, B A P E 8 . IN. Y. Eiinlnr Nows. Brirt. S.1 ■ays, are to wear “square bodies " Will IV AUDvogsioto io flwtingi 0.11 IL ‘ x>n. HA.Dirxisx.wta thay jtrev*nt the beaux from comming Grat at at pteSamstu o- totaZa„ta. >4*7^*** ■•arangwrSrUTto 4 ItlSr Uaillacs. Jam mb. IMS . i i4 u ’’ asseaWsss csaasrvirewxS'.-istufc. S p FACTORY! ’ ph ) h ji ’ i Hi 1 CARRIAGE M, IMA-taorttyl ^BITOUUIIVMDI Tbs r.rwn' Motsa! fxrolihrs nusau sees Timtxcnal Ils reset sooL Hiner lb. Cumpeuy i orgasixtatae-dy yrare-ll has eoat-M U to beep A. VARIETY, Fine Gold Jcwrelry, Useful Hints. H. A. OOODYEAM. Hasflagn, Kaslte. Bootie sod OHL Hsto aad Pol­ UIM SXD U10X COlflTItS ish'd WUaol. WaIaHt sod Clli. Kusowood and Olli, Plata aad Ornamented Insure. Fam Preywrty agelast tans er Daaugo AGENTB. byftre or Lights lug. (MU, Half Boes, end out. Ao . Ao. A lasared Capital, T". . g3,B00^00 omoo In !»d atoi-y Union UlocM, rleyaal patterns ud of ths «sry brat Gold & Silver Watches, . _ elecnl aad cheap; a moat bnslifel Sluofoetossd too* Easton Testa taaibot. el s taJIb'damUln*reta OtoetyTSr tea rtaM. UtleTe^ an J epf,ropria*eprvecii t Lr o frtosd. or pries ss tew as saywbsr. fa Michigan. warltTl THIRTY YEARS’ Ktrsstsscs is res J^ARHY COUNTY ADMINI8TRATRIX BALfc ——sm^— ITJAIlZtTESSSS CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND,©. Uss perounily located la Ilasliora. Hevtoo bad a lam practical experiOMs Io the Hospital end dello eoosaltolloui -lib las moil itlenll&e Afedlcal Mao la tbo Oty, to prepared to To Trent all Kinds of Diseases witb^Uie tales* sad moot Improved mode of CooeellaUMs Free. - rata cenATg^ rBA,nB““TLw~. Dodge’s Clebrated Plows pobltobon prlesn. ’ r>. •pyOMCBOPATHlO Fbysleiaa sad Sorgwoa, rl ooly by F. bTEAHSH. Ctemlst, Detroit. au. sixes or Shelf *Hurdvan and Cutlery* Vinegsr.f»tS?aSirtA“T: A SX yoor Doctor or Drogzhit for Svsot Qol- Tr'oghs Made and put up an Short Notfoe. orchard, stere* of irotor rvaotoy tbrwoga the R. hr sit Address A. J. FULLAN, N. Y- Kava Lrjal. Bill. Flat and feels Cop. tatter. Commercial Meto, tMtavo. Italel and ssseaLtet: OSes over O D. SrartMao's .Wore, ear. Sato sod Jerireoo^BrteL Cails yroaptly encoded Pl DiV Buildin/ Materiolt. STATIONERY, rtOMCBOMATHT. Mwnt SHOT GUNS WAEAAJTTTD AHsMngr TranaportatUoxL. Psrticnlar AUesttoo paid to Ordsr far af oats >» tom. Prteo.SMW. Bo sore to oaU oo o* address JXO. CARTKTH before parehastog. aprtltf UT later—2 r. *.—Tho above report was written after a survey of the field by Ki Ax*, f.t *11 our Ami.-, ystattarut If year moonlight. A more careful inspection \thto morning reveals tho fact that the damage donn to property is much more ” Ltrrnroarr * axbraiive than anticipated. The total Bote »T»m *f Cettan-B^TKnJkTFstenu. loss trill ajiproximato 130,000. At least 6M rnrr. Jfd/ZA Thirty rOlogo loto shoatod to sood locations Is sold my leaatai* feted. **ouag*. jSmteiR teTJD^X" is iit ffe w.^talfadtooNottit < MlAdlsrlUe, o. the Oread S I AryroaHn Vantnbl* Soap strayed in tho city. No reports have been received from the country, though greet damige is undoubtedly done in *U sections through which the gale mum of them not yet completed, are total/wrecks. In some cases, portico* • forty that of Mr. Heaton, it would hsrdseem possible that' a building one* occupied the spot, judging from what th, greater part of the materi­ als haring born carried entirely away. Hardly two pieces of timber or boards remain together. A part of tho root was found some 50 foct from the spot of the diseftcr. Tho great wonder is that tho family escaped with their lives. They are, however, doing os well as can be axpaeted, and <111 probably recover. No additional cases of persons! injury are reported. It would probably require . (6,000 to put tho court house in repair. People are to-day pretty generally en­ gaged collecting tho r- mnonts of des­ troyed buildings, repairing and putting in order, and clearing away tho proetrat/shade tree*.—Dtfrwl JHtaar. xohcob. — p» m *m in tho La head, and Ma limb*—re eoneMUy brained. Mn. Haoton’o injuria* are iatonal, and of a orrero nature, though oho and her husband are able to bo up. Tho injured family were taken to the Mdence of W. P. Kiagbuiy, near by, ■where they were kindly cared for. Mr. Barton, whoso house was blown over, eras araddemWy injured. These are the only eorioue ncodonta to persons that have reached us as yet Tbo dam­ age done to property in the city it ia fan­ possible to estimate at this time, but it vrill probably rtath upwards of 125,000. u .. tapnvM Fanta sad Tinage i y YOBSAXB tb ZXCHJJTGE Moyba tho fragments in every dtroctb*. Mr. Heaton, his wila, and boy, M*«a jjm old, house at Tbo ben rooehod a cut six inches in heath behind the right oar, and noarlv is tores on the opposite ride ef his hood. Hto teeth wore knocked out aad hie boo badly braised, but no bonoa were broken. w w * iceai JaRm 1 Exchange jfAX* *M0TKzn-a AGENOYi iili tr wa—a we_s HOMES- dBA ■n— nffilfti ISV WEBTUBBKm Imm My frame OI Wood sfrart. ia tho WWo-4 saiotm'M byB. BM, washfttal fit* its foMnfom ^bSw w reran. COLE « gar. ^«u“km. fe,ta i*r , su to^> � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-08-04.pdf 82227c54625d65f1f6c36650a8357758 PDF Text Text »hr afiaMtingM Jtssnir BY GEO. M. DEWEY. U With Kali* toward none,-with Charity far all,-with limiM la the Right* VOL. XIV, giumew girrrtanj. CHARLES H. BAU1 Ajswutn BOSTON CASH STORE! YORK NEW E. H. MALLORY, Officv silb« Court Uwh, □aitlsgs. • t’HT-’irr\N njio.MM. sut, st.. iu»ii«n. *!<*>. P ■ draixTm- negiected. We were the only paterogers^and whit a good chanoo ! TH1 DRUNKARD'S DAUGHTER. • : a botch of cbl I (M a widow T* filling situations in ----- , —, ~os a widow; though I don’t live with my husband.’ D. r»r F D Aekloy'a H. J. HANEY, I. W. VR00MAN, t»xrvTY«M-urr« 8. C. BRINDLE, WM. H. HAYFORD. J. P. ROBERTS & CO C 0. HOLBROOK, from the kind guardianship of poreete, will Astonish of the situation. Iroerivnd! WaD- NO TROUBLE TO MlIOVV GOODS. „ . Hiilinga, ALLEN BENNETT 11'Hare you 4 Micb., Feb. let, 18«9.—yl made us a do you love thia husband F “‘Devotedly, sir.’ “ Thau you live with him P 1 ‘Would be glad of the chance, air.1 EXCELSIOR cions article. There oould be no unsafe- “Hero she again swallowed her hand­ kerchief THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTION, C0MRAD8! • DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, ■07AXIC sud Ed« their own kin; but they hear glowing IMMENSE STOCK °LSeagonable Goode which I offer at WM. UPJOHN, " NUMBER 15, Are now offering for sale, a full Stock of New and Seasonable CJoodH, recently purchased in tho best eastern markets at die lowo.t possible prices far cash. Our stock includes a full line of MARRIED NY TELEGRAPH. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. Cloths and Ready-mndo Clothing, Hatz & (*pe. Boots & Shoes, Groceries, Ac. Ca h paying customers, give us a roll. We will cheerfully show vou_tfpy Qttf stock, that you may oompuu prices with any other fint-daaa Store »n the State. W« have got the Goods and we want to eell JH "Then sir, to be as plain aa a primer, 1 bem, and shall try to sell you all wo can and will satisfy you that it I will inform you that I was married by Ltk " u fur your inter estto buy hero. Wo warrant tlio prices shall besatisfactorr. telegraph” * We win take in exchange for our goods, Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c~, We would not' forget tha t we are Agent for one of the beet Sewing Machines in the world—__ Those in want of a Machine wiU plaoie call and let Mr. Phillips show you son of liia fine work. Remember Ums place, one door West of J. P. Robert, Co.’. Drug Stor^ south-aide State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. Hustings, May 19th, 1809.—yl _________ z_______________________ ENUINE DRUGS A MEDICINES! C REASONABLE PRICES! "Then toll the company all about it" '*1 will, with pleasure. Ladles and -ntlemen, my wife is a second cousin, UUC<K .nd L J. G. '.JARiTOWS, “ but my solus condition and maturing appointment postponed indefinitely. 11What do you say t Why didn't she graphic wedding F visit one of our friends in Centreville I ‘“Julius Cteear I* cried 1 I answer you cheerfully. She was an oddity. Bbe had her notions and would entertain them. Though we were aited, she declared it should not be that she made the first visit Many ■ i:_—.i — __ i_s.. 'ill you state this opinion on pa­ id prescribe a formula for an eleoKate is a blonde, and you as dork as “‘With idsosure, air.’ 1 The judge understood me and glad­ ly complied. The result I forwarded to tinual aa.aociation of the young lady Kate by return mail, and soon received with my wedded life had an influence on tho following Thursday “One day a memba * “ claimed, ‘Mr. Leary, sliould assuredly pay a nificent cousin. As 1 you are my beet friend, I earnestly hope you possess that luxury.' ■At this period I was a merahan’. Haring discharged a thieving clerk, 1 lead. was eo confined to my store that a jour­ ney to Indianapolis was out of the quse. BRUSHES, VARNISH, TURPENTINE. just mESC3ESXNr3SX>. WM. L. COBB, ATTOIXST ntA A POUNDS STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. 9500 genviwe English crown QKAn POUNDS ItiRTLETT PURE LEAD. -6WU 1000 POV’*DS CE!lclsrB french ZINC. HASTINGS HOUSE. On Tuesday, a wedding party arrived at the Delevan House, from Lake George. They were from New York, and had been on a tour of one week’s duration. The Marie* or ‘Julie,’ married fioutja were cccvmpaniod bv a sister of the bride, end some ouier acquaintsnce, and ’all seemed happy enough until they reached this ary. During tho day, tho bridegroom mniisot a decided repugnance to his wifa. He threatened to use her violcntlv ifsbectne well aa "you and I do that divnreeccan he had been in that । be obtained without publicity. She wouldn't have childreff tor the world— recon rile the man to hie wife wore in vain. one could quiet him at all. Mtept file can't endure ths trouble—should die. No V.U.*. _r.*_ xxtl— .a- _ >__ —-__ so weak, with that over-burden of dry goods, lacee, jewelry, cosmetics to cruh ticking. The operator road, tho clergy- out any better pcinripls that might as­ sert itself. What woman, who employs neefiona, I answered, the mculloctively a draeamaker, a milliner, a hairdresser and a ladj’a maid, by the We buy our Goods directly frorntoe Manufacturers, and sell at rKivto that defies competition. Give ub a call and we will warrant satisfaction. J. P. ROBERTS ft CO. HARVEY WRIGHT, Hasting., April 20th, 1M9-—wyl. HOLBROOK ft MILLS. Kaute Ulumi rronsted. I WM. JONES, tCROKOX DmtUt. weald cell ZSTEW GOODS Axis DR. C. 0. 800TT, PRACTICING FbysteUa sei 8«rx«., Dsrrj- nEHTtSTBY. without help • |«0» SIT fSITM CAM! chanting. 'Who te UT I cried, with entliui.iaam. - Thia, my friessd, is Miss K-telxaxy, aha all they claim for her F f|aU Road prices SPAULDIHG'S HEW CASH STORE everttrlng to asm™ ■«* Far tfca raraeta*/ CaMMMC...... birthright, di gulden hair, arranged just like itemamOM I had never pct my eyes would Ido! Whairoeldl ed like an arterial stimulant •While mutual friends » Centerville bcLteroua fiir a time. He rapidly grew woreo, however, and in tho evening locked hiiue If in hie room, and threatened to shoot any person who might make tho attempt to enter. His friends were alarmed at this state of affairs, and called upon Mr. Leland to interfere. He did eo, and was compelled to force the door before gaining admittance The man was found to bo raving oruy. More help was called for, and after a donerate struggle tho insane man was bound with solablo in cans.quenco of the end eoadition of her husband. She wept bitterly, and her friends and others who caw her feared that she too might Income insane. The whole party took the night tfaln far : by silken tendrils over J the shadow of death. capita] of Indiana. Whan about twelve miieo from tho city, we stopped for a I think of this when _Lsee mothers help­ Shooting and Subbing in Cinrinnatf. peeeenger. It was a young lady. Buch ing their little ones into the thraldom ; I Cxxcmsn, July 22.—Mrs Jennie a being I nevus beheld. She resembled my likci tiluL 1 PLEA1E, That's Big Talk, Try it How. Orerdreesing devnnralieos It takes from bar that purity extremely hard PRICES TO SUIT! GEO. O. WORTH, it is only a one story cottage? Woman's independence will work her a deadlier old of womanly power, tho orchctyi*! home, where God has made her supreme, “I will not prolong thia, but merely to fight tjtf demons of political or com­ remark that Kate is my next to the mercial •, she lays down a sceptre to Groat One Abore. I hare ever felt iron canker will ashamed of my inconstancy, and would condition no longer. What if some one not Imo her far the wealth of tho Orient were to cut mo out at the eleventh hour? eat advocates of suffrage, in this city. With such love, what would become of ways feel like saying -very.’ brilliant one. I the moaning of Woman's Kights. She The Medan Woman—Careless Morality looked up with a troubled face—tho face cf s^debcatc, thoughtful woman—from —Why Ma Do Hot Many. After •• ‘Why don’t you take a wife F was said I, ’Judge, is a marriage by taleeternally buxx.il in my ears. 'Whom graphlegalF creature of hair and hi will 1 take t' said I. To this query a Grecian-bended, high-1 score of friends would say: ‘Your rela- HASTINGS DRUG SOTRE. PURE PAINTS <fc OHS! smile of a little e a thousand times bettor than the Toll me, cd in the city of Indianxpolfr, while I routine and wed by telegraph.* was a resident of Centerville, in the “The idea took her by storm. Her same State. answer was characteristic. It ran thus: “I was a bachelor of thirty, but full ‘Darling, I will. Tho ilea is savory, bat is it legal F the modestly-d: "Immediately I eont for my old friend, -A.T THE JOHN MICHAEL. |W1M« -ajs-^tat-iEtxarSiJss SV Lsssl ASwUmmm IMU.SI BlstwM erWss ^settsggstMar— AND BOSTON A " Jortrg. upon bearing that a Tory wealthy influential benknr from Gotham wa ----- with an----- JOHN ROBERTS, g'jrr.IFF nm.-<uoniAimL HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4, 1869. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just returned from C. M. TIN KHAM, 8»i gastisjs gsastt banner GEO. TMC. DEWEY �Vn& Orangrrillo. Outroxvrux, Jrfy A correspondent of tho New York ITrrU, wfftthg ftflftl Cleveland, Ohio, statao that tho nomination of a divtincri* prohibitory ticket for State officers in that State has given the Democrats election. Mr. Ingersoll, tho prohibitory candidate kt Governor. is a Republican efcouree, m are meat of tho other can­ didates. Tire following extract tom tliq MerfcT* correspondent ebon why thia is ■" Probably nine-tenths of the persons engaged in ths temperance party ere those who have heretofore been ot Re­ publican procliritiea The vote in this city fast spring showed plainly that the inroad waa made fa the Radical ranks. It is fair to presume that but few Dem­ ocratic votes will be thrown away, the nominee of the Democracy being a phi­ lanthropist aad a Christian gentleman. The votes for the temperance .ticket moat necessarily come from the RepubEcans, and hence the reason now urged by many prominent Ra'licals that Havre withdraw and Ingersoll's name be nteced Ot ths bead of their tiekst. Ths mar yet be done, and, if so, it wW seriously fatorfere with the Democratin prospect. With tho present division in the Radi­ cal ranks, our sucecsa is assured." This is plain enough. Tho temperanso vote in the Republican party, and tho prohibitory ticket is to draw off enough of it to-elect the democratic can­ didates. Of course, • but few Democrat­ ic votes will be thrown away ’’ah, tho prohibitory candidates. Attention BemocmU ItM. Tho Detroit P*i says. A colored law­ Covxcn. Rooks, ) yer is actually practicing in tho Hxrn.toi, July 27th, 1869. $ Criminal Court at Washington! We Council met pursuant to tho call of the hasten to lay tho news befaro the Dem­ Prorident ocratic politicians of Michigan. Of Present -F. N. Galloway, Preaident; course, upon learning this appalling fact, 6. E. Crandall, Recorder; and Messrs. not a man of them will ever run the risk BinlsaD, Cook, Kelley, Grant, Nonna and Striker, Trustees. * On motion of Mr. Grant, it was gar” lawyer practices in the Criminal Court, and there are "nigger” police-, Roofrsd. That the I*rejident and Re­ mon and a "nigger” Justice of the corder be and they are. hereby author­ Peace in Washington, no Democrat ised to extend the time specified in tho there can swindle his colored washer­ warrant of the Treasurer for the eollocwoman, his colored hackman, or knock tiqn of tho pull taxe.i in this village until down a “ nigger," or cron indulge in a tho lat day of September next regular old^Ehionod Democratic drunk. On motion of Mr. Grant, the account being arrested by a “nigger" police- of I. W.Vrooman, Fin Wardsn, of |10, a Ugg er lawyer, ana commntM to the cars of a “ nigger ” jailor. There is reason to fear that tho old Democratic freedom of tho city is gone forever I A Reunion of Union and Confederate Officers to be held at Gettysburg. Gnnuns, July Hl.—Tho projected reunion of tho officers of both the Union and Confederate ormioi who fought at the battle of Gettysburg ia to bo held on the battlefield, on Woueaday, August 4. Thia meeting is called by the Gettysburg Memorial Society, for the purpose of permanently locating the porittona/of the armies during the various stages of 4bht battle. A large number of officers will attend, and Col. Batchelder, the histori­ an of Gettysburg, accompauiod by Mann. Chappel and Walker, the well known artists will also bo present Tho occasion will bo ano of considerable inA« Ixaorjrr or. Cm Lire.—On Fri­ day fast, while the “ Black Maria” was waiting ortho door of the Tumbe to re­ ceive ib'usual load of miserable human­ ity, there was a poor, haggard looking man etending near tho entrance. Bis countenance was tho ve^r picture of dee­ pair, but -hi. eyes flashed as ho watched tho women who were now on their way to tho “Island,** or to tho House of Cor­ rection. | The man also hold a beautiful, prattling child of two years In his arms, which all tho time had amused itself with playing with tho father* • flowing beara. Suddenly, the strange man makoe a sudden dash towards the cart, and hofa next soon to imprint a kiss on tho cheek of a woman a* she is about to have the sunlight shut out from her. Team came unbidden to the eyes of both father end mother, and tho farmer hur­ ried away I know not where. What a btoaotol thing it to to know that the little iseieim a&ad woo in blireful ignonaoe uf the fart that her mother bad been oouvicted U tbefl, and that the father was rfl i r too lasy to work. But yet there proved to bo a tender epol fa the bearte-af the porente Aud what will besoms of feat child P’-Arim ZrUrr yfrtUMai T OOWMU 0» WOW. itb. Bxxsxx:—Knowing, my peons- । ttees to put off —y-g.-yffi - gfr aft I only way was to seat myself thfa noon ’ and write you, although tho audio Eos r idle, awaiting me. Many have finieheu < 1 <Ui, »b~l U—t, >U.d«iaii. < the midst of tlieira. It is hard telling —The shore end oftho French Atlantic> at present whether wheat is a very good '•abte was landed at Duxbury, Msu,Wi crop cr not, this year. Boms ptocM are Friday night -It is thought that the wheat and cal. very good, some middling, while some fa poor indeed. So, taka it m a whois, Jcrops of Iowa, will bo one fourth largerr than that of any preceding year. prvb.bl, ii i< Oo«l a mndiam But one thing to certain, your corres­ ’ ffiBl tax paid in Detroit upon snnnufortured tahaeoo lost quarter waa 8822,pondent has a crop of blisters on his hands that wiU go to profo his pestanpation fa the harvest, M th. „dte has doneiL Many had their haying done befaro commencing harvest, while some had theirs only partially firiabed. Hay generally, so far, has boon secured in good condition, notwithstanding tho rainy weather. Oats are vwy heavy, -At the recent election in Washington too heavy, •< they ore generally badly Territory, Garfield (Bep.)' for delegate to Congress, received n majority of 148 lodged. Corn need hardly bo men­ to a votoofMSa. tioned, as it to hardly worth spooking of. —The Muskegon tianets report that July 28th, and corn commonring to tas- 40,000 kegs of Leer were eoldin that sle, when fa ordinary season., at this place during the year 1888, at a soot of time of tho year wo are footing on roasted oars But, we must. take it us it is eent, nod murmur not, for Ha doeth all things well. Wo were visited again last night and -The New this tporniag with heavy thunder show­ ers ; and, to finish up with, we had a has passed a lav to many, but gi ■mashing hail storm. Ths ground was those already fa Eterally covered with hsil stones, raiy—James F. Joy, of Detroit, has refag fa size from one-fourth of aa inch to crivod the degree of LL. D. from Dartniquth *’— J » »k__ an inch fa dfamster. kfad Well, now, Mr. Editor, please excuse mo for this time, m I must away to tho -We notice that tho Governor ha. ainted Hon. Charles R. Brown, of wheat Gold. As over, ___ smaxoo, formerly of BL Jo., Judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, vice Littlejohn resigned. oreet n 1 rfa^fatUfa; be lets his Kttle readers do thrir own talking, or, at any rate, "talk bank,'” end they seem to Eks it, and are at any rate devoted to Torso AxomcaI Certainly this Ettlomegiuino combiM. faero iMfroetfan of th. revy bast kind, with amusement, than any magsriM we evwr sow. 11.50 per yrar, a gaol a^rt—at W alaa CASK, CHAtXKrs*-. asoosaisi, wheat, which he grew Lu his own farm this season. . Ha sowed about half an acre and feels assured that he will reap at least thirty bushels, while some of hi. neighbors estimate it at more. The head io composed of several grain-bear­ ing .prigs, each ofwhich contain^ .cron or eight grains. It thus produces more grain to the same length af bred than any other. The flour is very white and fine rather superior tn ordinary wheat in that respect The plant is a hardy and strong, and will not blow dawn bo easily as ordinary wheat Thia ia evi­ denced Ire the feet that hfa half acre has not been damaged by the recent storms, while neighboring fields uf tho common wheat hwo been aaqiM ruiaod. -JVvfemhi Cit^ Press, Jrlf 15. Candies Oranges, Nuts, #c. nixo. n. aacaiux. Rerrtea, Belter, Lart ae« Eo«, al Ike CUT Oakery, oor»«r of Jagrreen art Ca«rt mreeto BTKWAJtT BRO'S. 8MU-r.Jotyrtsi.iM.-4f_____________ . SUCCESSORS TO ROBINSON * WIGHTMAN, Bonething low in Life Insurance I TSE EICElSloilsMIASSCSO. or nnw vokx. kittteiixi'c.’xSjff-s.-eT BIBLE DICTIONARY ■>< Quinine. I'; OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ■ Cheaper for Cash than any Iloume in Barry' County. ‘ NEW GOODS Direct from Factories. DAILY! Brouar.—A fine Uy marc, tho j^rty «f Mz.Mm*b, wm state, f th« firir grounds on Monday cven A Eberal reward ia offered for the atomy of the property, and f60 for Mfa conviction of the tldef. Svapnio- r -nt. -iZUal-s-nd U mo.1 J*lf»tl A Bird) ■ Alsosrevrt. ffcua b« Dreggists; pmeribsd by Iks bnl JKTSpccialitiefl in evfiry department. BU0K1YB BBAPBR « H0WU! It to Eeraomy to Insure with ths Bast. Sues A Vomit I ■ Just prior to ths i of F» of the 20th of Jul MMM the Whieky Ring, who contro tffiMfol sotamas, "get high,” Mid mrosqasare wus, that the Si-Ox T ronntod ®we its pages, to tho liu di^Mtrfsfldsoent people. Connecticut Mutual LIFE IN8URAECE CO., H _ * IURILT (UTUtL cosrur. AearcnrttBAL Bocnmr Noncx. etorotm evusuttee of the Barry C tyflMUtMlBedety wWmeHat cteA’a uffioe in the court house in lh9s,Mftatnrday, August 14th, Bl erne o’dock r. m, for the purpo {Mcfectfug arrangements iU tho An Fuk J. M. XuvtMs, Secreta TOTHS MEN’S 4~B0YS’ CLOTHING, FVRinsMma ooods ’ HATS, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, AC SPICER $ WILSON, FBACTICALOHNAMENTAL . ■‘Nenrxra.” fa tho very spprop tad ngg-AStivo signature to an arti the fast tarns of FsJT<MO^Bnd pfatiM in full the entire value o artiste; mJ with fee addition o mart Im® before that of " Noth WouM expreM tl»o entire knowled thouHtaroa the subjeot of tho Ala cars mrptiA cm: _____ TiMUnfrfirStltT A CO ■ DttrelL I’J* _ __________ LO1 —Carbolafo (not carbonate) of Emo> a proparatian of carbolic arid, one of the many productions of cod tar, is an ox- 1 rellenl dfamfectent. A tsespoceful or ' 00 will destroy, almost et onoe, the offiuviaof a privy; a lixfle sprtaBed trnrad ■ a barrel of garbage will remove ite .unell and tbe boa oe peper left opoB in 1 in 1 a very short time. -At Marietta, O, ;BfaasBta. Annie Boo__ , ___ ; Buffi. om8 IS, 1> and 16 yearn, ware II m a ekiS, on the canal, whan it toraed over, and throw them out Mr. Bri- gbahd rapids. NEW STORE, BEST goo: —Ths ealee of domestic wool in tho Boston market tho past « *k have footed an-ariy n million and a half pounds. hundred bales of foreign wools were •too sold. -The Young Men's Society of Grand Rapids Lave secured as lecturers the commfag season, John B. Gough, Anna D ckinaon, Dr. L L. Hayes, 01 Theodore Tilton, A J. Upeon, D. H. Voorhees, and Prof, Wm. Richards. —Two travelers stopping at tbs Dos Moinse House camo near faring their lives lait week by blowing out tho gas on retiring to bed. One of them, whoa asked if he bad emelt anything wrong, replied that ho “didn’t notice it waa any worse smeU than hotels generally Do SOSB AMD Tltx UM—When dasrisal Bron talks through tho uukm of F. JTifkl-Chrl, about other not paying Ibrir debte, ho had first pay fan own ; and if be will cash the *909 he owes us, wn can mee our oblig^ibna, and have a surplu CLOTHING HOUSE! COE'S COUGH BALSAM, 30 CANAL STREET, Jacobo, of Btuvgfa, and himself born and brought up there, has been appointed Associate Justice of tho United Btates Coart for Washington Tmrittny. Fralsrt, That the President and Rmeordcr be and they are hereby author­ ised and instructed to issue to IL J. Kaafiold an ortor for tho sum of three doltei tiora of mid resolution of Nov. S6th, 1868. . On motion of Mr. Cook, ii wm . JTis.brf, That the running of voiodpedM be and tho sama fafaweby dodared to be a public nuisance, and any person found running any velocipede cn any sidewalk within the corporate Emits of tho village of Hastings shall bo liable ONLY $275 PER COPY. SWEET TT AUD 5XF A. n. —TboBuprenM Conclaro of tho ardor of tho Seven Wise Men, which ha. been fa oesrian at nuladalphia, affier tha emo­ tion of officera for the ensuing year, aud the adoption of a new eonatitatiou, adjourned to meet next July, at Baltimore. B forms, Tho Common Council of the village of Hastings did, on the 25th day of November, ID. 1868, agree by reooIntion to cltango tho location of State street acroea tho land of IL J. Keufield, upon condition that tho said Kenficld relinquish all claim to dnmngvs for tho sum of three hundred dollars, payable ■ by an order drawing interest at seven per cent, payable in five yeoni; thero- DIREOTOR3: ~ EATUBB ARD BUDOEH BELTISfffi.’ Tba nad-relrert ba. lM arvrwy for I be Mfoof 11. D ESwart- * Co.. Drireil, BeHtea Ae. fraoi tin wall »•»•- Faelur&a «fl\ tenant Governor ot Vermont, al BurW® OLTO uolo Agents fbr Brcn-y County -The t»®mC Engton, lost oonridarable of his stock Reaper and Mower made. in trade, recently, Uncle Sam mistrurting that he hail iipugglod it in from |! OOFIMG—We are sole Agents for this Conntv for Canada. xw the best patent Roofing made. Call and see samples and get reflkrenose. —The Grand IE ver Nursery of Mr. ARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of HarnoM on hand Re­ Husted, at Lowell, Kent county, com­ pairing done promptly on short notice. On motion of Mr. Striker, the account ptires one hundred acres and employ. 75 “HEBLE. men. There are 1,009,000 trees in the Jm. A Swereoy, of 128, for attorney's nursery of which one half are apple trees . face, was allowed. —The New York TrOwwreoenUyaaid On motion of Mr. Cook, the account with epigrammatic force, that nothing of Kollcy & Osborn, of $5.83, for lumber but a rebel victory ever exhilarated the to build cross walks, wm allowed. aham Democracy like a prospect of y The committee to whom was referred national bankruptcy. the account of Geo. M. Dewey,’ of |27.20, —Ra-tmos—The annual rc-unian of for printing, found tho aumo to be cor­ the Fourth Michigan Camlry Regiment will be held at the Michigan Exchange rect, and an order was ordered drawn in Dotiort on August 27. All members of tho regiment, whry desire to attend tho meeting, will bo carried by tho railroads at half-faro. In the matter of changing tho location of State street across lands owned by H. J. KenUeld, Mr. Nevins introduced the following resolution, which, ou motion, waa adopted: C7/4X KKC.I.IX1G. V>— fivUM Ctus. e. e.<i>j/JS. CMhiw. (UK *» Csstoss Natfaaal Issassses Bank.; L WIGHTMAN & GBEBLE —Mrs. Mclua Morton has been ac­ quitted of murder fa shooting 8. 8. Moore, a New Albany merchant for as­ sailing her honor last March. —Since the days of John Quincy Adams, no nx-Pnirident ever returned to Washington until Andrew Johtison’a recent visit to the eeenee of hto disgrace. —Tho Cabinet noese have been counted, and it is found that Boutwell, Hoar, Robcwm and Cresswell are pure­ ly radical, and free from all taint of foe- AQKNT* WANTED FD« Secrete of th Great City HOUSE, SIGN AND painters. wlaHiMraTiurwE^rRT^^fKa-j r&uxcnu innmx orvxrr re Tho Michi, tin Bolt ffi, Nat Co Are resrerW u hmtah reM.r-.ir Bridge, Hoof and Large ChiM. MACHINE BOLTS, SEALOLEUM Weed wart Aveasw, Dwrelt. MICHIGAN," . u <n Drwiskii's HaoaXot fob Awc Qfa fa roally tbilRfa of the l taoatUfaa. Ite patterns and fas *• always fresh, and full of pr ItteTirt. Ite mw department, LfcWChih," has struck a vein bro boeame imtronaoly popular, ddi �April. THE EMHLESS MATCH! SllO&M tos'U ~«I si™, B U» rf iUdoM p~iU. uuwio, “ — I-~n.ll, k»~. -rt, to u; „p~.jrf U» O. R. V. ILlL.uU ft. a o' U» riA MB 1103 J® Ml . a. (U, nmniaal than othorwue. Oom haa wl*! high, in sympathy with the mar­ ket East but prvannt prices are no in­ dex of actual value. Onto are also high, the Ripply of bld being scarce, but the prospective large yield will change the current soon. Butter and eggs are un••haaged. Old potatoes an neeriy oat of niarket New onse in fair supply at Ovase Aexnr.-rs l^U-Ori sar, 18 per bbl. °1 that in an article published some weeks Detroit Produo. Market. since, charging a pretended Republican and aa officer of this county with treochery in publishing hie legal, in the columna of that miserable nuisance, we re­ ferred to Sheriff Mxuoxr. That is n lie, and Jems knew when he penned tho article that no i drertiaemeut had ever been printed in the concern by di­ rection of, or with the knowledge «• con­ sent of the Sheriff. And we venture to guess no other with his name thereto will be so published by any deputy, un­ ices the officer de tire that that act shall be his last official act as deputy sheriff. A word to the wise ia sufficient peroon, claiming to be a Republican, who lives iu tho county of Barry, foods this traduce- of our beet public officers, this scandal monger, and keeps him alive by his official patronage. Certain­ ly, comment is unnecessary. . Ota Kentucky bourbon and old Lou­ den'dock B*n for 5ak> at tl,# cht Store, Hubng*, by F. D. Aanxr. On bc*i physicians sanction and reKtmmm l the use of Holl’s Vegetable bkiiian Hair Bcuevrer. Let all who uro gray apply it I x______ ________ Waittkb to Rxst.—A Vou.«e, or a auit of room. suitebio fur keojdng house. A ooo» xrxsxx—Wxxu* PnxxxetoeiEaqeiro immediately at C. D. Sttwabt’s CAt Jovxsxl for August has the follow­ bakery. nug3t2 ing among its varied contents: Rev. Bonn WirrtB. — Gentleman and John P. Newman, D. D, Chaplain to oils iu * private family, where there the U. 8. Senate ; J. Edgar Thomson, are no other boarder*. Enquire at C. President Pennsylvania R. R. Company; James A- Whitney; Henry J. ftaymond; D. Srrwirr'* bakery. augtt2 The Old North Church; The Walla­ Sr: lit.—A fine buy mare, the pro­ chian*; Small t. Largo Heads; Tho perty of Mr. was stolen from Laughing Deacon; The Lyre Bird ; The th? f»ir grounds on Monday evening. Phrenologist's Prophecy, or an incident A liberal reward is otferod for the re- in tho Life of Metternich ; Bible Exper­ covwy of the property, and f60 for the iences ; Observations and Impressions of arrvst and conviction of the thief. a Day, or Reading Faces on tho Rail; Marriage Customs, ctiu, How to become Brat a Vo>nT! Just prior to tho issue a . Christian ; a well-balanced Mind; etc, of FsAyR.Owf of tho 20th of July, it with Portraits and other Illustrations. stems tho Whisky Ring, who control its Price 30 cents, or 13 a year. 8. R. editorial columns, “gut high," and tho Wells, Publisher, 889 Broadway, Now coassqttence was, that the Si-Ox Trnu vosutsd over its pages, to the lasting —If we would, have powerful minds, disgust of all decent people. we must think; if we would have faithful hearts wo must love; if we would hove Do Moat *sn TiLX less.—When the inusclse, wo must labor. Those include tlsisical Brarr talks through the col­ all that is valuable in life. umn of Yt JT/fk!-0*1, about other folks —Jimwi Cullen and his wife, living not paying their debts, he had first beat in a wretched thanty in Toledo, got in­ pay his own ; and if he will cash over toxicated on Monday and quarrelled, th 1200 he owes us, we can meet all when the former seined on axo and cut our obligations, anl have a surplus left ia pocket. —Officer Higgins, of New York, who waa beaten by ruffians cm Sunday morn­ ing, cannut rvonsr. His assailants, I Owen I-affnrty, Charles McDermott, Si­ mon Fitzsiiumous, and Ed’s ord Louann, have been committed. —A lady in Evansville was playing with her child a few days ago, and ran into a closet, when the child pushed tba door shut, aad, it having a spring lock, she was made a close e­ ly on hoar, (the child push back the sjning,) came home to hi. dL------ -----------------“Nonuse,” is tho very appropriate niorfy suffocated, it u said, that she Ml sugg-stivo signature to an article in could not hove lived long, had she nut the last issue of }< .VyM 0*1, and exptviws in full the entire value of tho srtide; and with the addition of the wwd A’»»re before that of “ Nothing,'* New York, July 81. would express the entire knowledge of Th. g»U I" S~4y, ths writer on the subject of tho Alabama IM .«l HI. TU^^ rf Claims. money for bwunees purpooee is ample, end rates for loans at 5 to 7 per cent., Drxoswr's Mioanrx res Accost.— the bulk of tho transactions being at 6 This is really tho gem of tho ladies’ amat. Cotton ha. receded somewhat . the highcot rete af th. p-rt few tOoathlies. Its patterns and fashions always fresh, and full of practical Interest. Its new deportment, “Tho Indies’ Club,” has struck a vein, and kit become itnnousely popular, while it* Illustrations ore more numerous aud better ths^erer. |3.00 per "year, with * premium. Publication Office, 888 Broadway, Now York. BUSINESS CARDS. Qi ns sen sutssuu nm General Grocer, Drip, lediciia, Gntsris, TISJEiH.. COMMERCIAL Geits Weariag Apparel! H. A. GOODYEAR, Bute&Jictaite Data, *""ZSSas>AW.sr‘« IMcASOO an Aoise« «»,OOO HEWAHDI SPECIAL NOTICES. “’* • Fans sT m s«m m feetka si is .. tU e^e md tu. b.2^; 1*bvtaffiUta. AsucrtTtruL Socixrr None*. The eierutire committee of tho Barry Coun­ it Agricultural Society will meet at the rink’s office in the couK house in ’HasLltf*, on Saturday, August 14th, 1860, st one o'clock r. M-, for the purpose of perfecting arrangemenL* for the Annual Fair. J. M. Nnn«, «Nglt2 Secretary. A Goon Tixr. -On tho 29th ult, tho Pmbyetrian' Church and Congregtion Rare the members of their Sabbath School » ride to Irving and a Pic-nic dinner in the grove near tho residence of Mx. Cumiu. Tho grounds were delightful, the day propitious, and tho dinner C leering credit to the Ladies who so gen•rouily provided for all in attendance. as MMdtovm.,.^ a 0U«4 frew sort er Aese ! WILL8EU. FOUsa^OO, Hltopoitt>.m .aim,, th. «bov« Brevd, FOXTZfXFSXM la TKU. V CRYH MOM. WOOLEN FACTORY! HssnsssWostni Fmtsst sjg DETROIT STOVE WORKS, HALLY MICHIGAN IHON, (I-k.&wsfCrCTuftW), Ths B«rt U* U-WorM. 1 mm M HUT VWKTT, ‘ ■ i 1 ' Is Ltxso. — Sheriff Hauoxr. on Thmdsy last, panned and caught, ■mt ths village of Ionia, one Jonx Bow•n- He is arrested on charge of steal^kbarnMs in the township of Orange- "Ills*Cfetoa** I ASH FOB 11 ID18 AND PEUJf �Real Estate 1 Exchange AGENCY. HARDWARE 8T0RE‘ H. A. GOODYEAR. JOHKT CABVETH. Itoprvind Fams sad THtege Freperty FOB SAXE <fc EXCHANGE STOVES, IRON. Ttn aad Sheet Iron Ware jura, _/ Leto year I intended to asprteeA I rrMoaned by cutting twenty-fire 3^^^^MhuUT,“ •I eat my orchard gram first, I think about tho middle of June. Tho weather waa wet, or I should hare out it a week earlier.. Aa |l was, ii waa overripe, and the cattle rofoeed to oat it up dean. This laths earliest grass X bars, and may bo cut ftom tho fifth to tho tenth of Jnaevery tear, or tan dors before clover. I faort cut my beet gram on land where I expect to cut a aavnderop. Thia was cjorar and timothy. I ent tho redtvp lad <m fields that had partly run out, «o»d would not cut bat ano aw. AH but one acre was cut by the fourth of July. That acre was left as on experiment, till the third week in July. When cut, it woa.^o much older them what I had cut earlier, that tho atom were hard and stifl; and when it wneput up in cocks it did really look as though tho crop waa twice os large ns If it han been cut m June. And it made a large, bulky load, but we all noticed that we did not have to lift very hard to Sup a large fork full; whereas, wo notieo that a small fork fall of that cut in Juno made a heavy lift. Aud the difference was noticed al! through tho winter. Tho mows and scaffolds of hay. A«Zd eta aa they never did before. Visitors remarked that hay in tl* born seemed likDpnwdhay.it was so solid in the mows. It waa fed to milch cows and young stock. Very liltle grain was reeded to keei> them all in excellent con­ dition. I fed some grain for the sake of a,'Variety. I ehail not cut early this veer aa an experiment, but breans. I am fidly satisfied that an nc. a of grisa is worth more cut os soon aa ti.in blossom, or even a little be.'o.-e, than it will bo at any time afterwords; although it will aomotimM thicken at the bottom. But guiaw Ji o/luzjud. I par ear*. ■ufwe Parllcslar Allrelloa paid la Order fee -wril * waterrd. ar- STATIONERY, Ural. HIU, Flat asd Fosta C Cua^rrrial Nol«, UcUro. every rarialy of Wntluj I - vtlopea. Paea, FreeHa, Ac., ‘ swisiws: Buildin/ Materials. gag Bara Treufhe ■-Z.Htt Mad* and put up on Short Notice. Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery. at su>rcxD NEWS, rums. Dodge’s Clebrated Plows B. J. BROWN, M. ID. JJ0MCE0PATH1C PbyaMaa sad Harpe". CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND, O. Baa pSHMally feeetod to Hainan. Harins aS farfsprsrtfeal Mptrisnss is tbs BMpIlal ■ pnbUabsrs pr.cn. ' — PICTURES, A chafes arladlos sf Americas A Fop ■assjEs AMIcaJ Use ia tbs City, ia prvpsnd la To Treat all Kinds of Diseases vritb Um Ulaat aad weal Imptwsfi aada of TmIbmA “ PICTURE FRAMES SMS’SEniFSti-si: Tie Fanaers' Mitial Fire Ini Co. BARhf AND U10N COUNTIES ma? area Farm I*report r ajra uel Lm. or Dame by Fir. or D<buiiBj. Gold & Silver Watches, • CNakMUMM. mJS? >U<□ wike Fino Gold Jfowvelx*?*, Solid Silver atiti PM Ware. YflARy Watcbea. Clocks asS Jswwlrr Repaired ««•>«*«** CARRIAGE FACTORY! iTlfi hUMSUM IMPORTANT TO PARKES Great Distribution Corner of Jefferson and Bailroad Streets, may arise from the rastnMs of the soli­ ' By Ike Jleirapell.aa Gift Co. tudes fa Atwtralia, which are seldom or HASTINGS, MICH. never disturbed, « * — cash oms to the akouxt or uoo.ooe. tribe, ar by its own' T. deuitnns, _ which CALIFORNIA A OREGON TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE hro far from numerous.. Tins Leo is, EVERY £ Cash «ilb. .act pt.»■’ 1 K> caab G i/U. eaah 11,00 thrnfer., oMiiy apmacched, and the bright, clear at----- f — ___ of the climate to tho punuit A is peculiarly fin pnr^r of two v. ——e~ with a tomahawk, sally forth into tho bush, having previously provided thornFirst-Class BUGGIES edvw with the soft, white daw# from tbo breast of some bird, which'is very light in texture, dnB at tho aaxue tiuio jlaMiM. oe good soil, ............................. DOUBLE WAGONS. vary fluffr. With that vtvndorful quiekSIXTY BUSHEI5 TO THE ACRE. Tns Lamest m Fam AasouvwEir neea of sight which practico has rendered And W.lgblo, over offered in the County. Cheap ma ti»o Cheapest I perfect, they descry the little brownish, I AIM TO SELL loadon-colored insect on the bark, and Tbs dowel stleoUoo is paid to tbs arise <?.’ X-n-la. and ar.ry article la aa rrpreeee rolling upon end of the down •Teather tw* Pntnp sad arcamly lUd ssd sssled ia He­ tMtcnca Tbs greatest care sites to tin to the finest possible point between their ro bags, sad seat by mall free to all par la of lbs fingers, th or dip .it into a gummy sub­ country,oa rtidjil of p.tce. stance, which is a peculiar sort of herb, and osudee when the etem ia broken. PBICESi . They then cautiously appeoach the boo, AAUriXSIO Cesueacb I BAGAt^s aad fl eash aud with great delicacy of touch place Or la tsrgsr qsssilura at reeasnable rales. DRUGGIST AND BOO1C8ELLER, the gummed wrist under the hind leg, Empire Bieck, at tho bee. It at onco adheres. MWDtXtnXa, . allyl . MJCHIOAF Then eomre the result, for which all thii. preparation has been made. The bM fooGng the additional weight, fan­ cies he has done his task and is laden [The1 following dialogue is said to have with hottay, and flies off the tree on his been overheard on tho corner of State £ Jefferson streets, a tew day, ago.] BKAl ESTATE. Genuine Articles. “Where'eye 'goinV' TO THk Off? DBUGG STOPS, with the native AustteHans it is not so. Without for a moment taking their eyes off the object, they follow It, sometimes to the distance of half s mils, and rare­ ly, if evsr, foil fa marking the branch whpre they saw tho little bit of white down dia*PJ>ear at the entrance of the hive. Here there is a halt, the prize ia found, and they ait down torojrin thmr breath before socending the tree, aud to Hght a pipe, to whfoh old and youna men, women aad ehOdren. are extremely partial. When the wet and smoke are over, wM oto arm around the tree and tho I tomahawk in the other, the black man euta notches fa tho bark, sad plocfag the big too in tho notehea, aseonda this NMtOy amatnictod stair, tfll be co»m to where the brenchea commence; thro, jmfaag the handle of the tomahawk be- "B hen's that?" First door West of the Bank, the beet place to buy goods in Michigan ! “YOY DON'T SAY 1—What kind of Goods!" . Drerr 4k MedllclBee, *ebool Becks, Wai I Fassr, Btariourrr, Fniais, Oils, and errrytLlaf aaanlly kept EQUALIZER. Feralroio can bo Condi DU. J. S -A. F1 T7! fS Great Cia8aiiati«i m Lake Street « 0. BVM1U. Realdaat, Praellclaa aad tteassltler Pkyaiclasa, make iba IrMtmaoi el Ckranle DlanaN s apsclsllly. sad CORK them by msaas of Dr. Hadfield’a &|ualisar, end Krsaral tmtsMsl. We wseld rsspeetroHy tsrlto lbs sttrnllns of ll>e afflicted ts cur BMde ot treatment with tba All GROCERIES, . .p«SdJ8^i rf FAMILY GBOCEBIEB •' F. D. ACKLEY. “About the first of Deeetuber.". Come, “'Nvrr 3»! Do they do much work Wr#!f *-r -TUB 8IB-EE. TheyH makes dte/ War sen ir vnu cam' it to ’em.’’ “No, their charges ore rsry modsrria”—Ho’jeot know, his little “AUn ZW pa km,.1 get w node there, aad^ysrfafl of ptofag embed T' .<OOMB UTS GO DOWN "-To th. City Drug Store. P. D. A. Hun-, tam mb. im.-tr tMES^iTairtcai' IMlL I’lHBT QUALITY b*. r*!«d fer U lt.< apprvbi t~ —•*" “*• IuaJli.r 1TA.LLAI8, Omibtami Md aa Ceasmiasiea. SWM J.yiiea paar aittano. Uhl. -------- - WHO DOES BUSINESS THEBE!" IMPROVED Wild Laids ud Villajt Property GEORGE PRESTON I«s» a Well Selected Stock of -TJXr1 “* «b.. va. uno •’ttE'Jl’.SfW”: For Bale at Kelamawo Prices. Per Hale A fltebaaard. S.T.DSM& � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-08-11.pdf 95ab04b569bd05e47700e8012c033125 PDF Text Text 8 V Saitisgi.?»**«« ®)t fastings Cannct C,EO. M. DEWEY, m mm. yfoia'f. VOL. XIV ^itsinejs Jirtftarg- NEW. GOODS! NEW GOODS! I h»ve jmt returned (Tom C-M-TINiHAM. NEW YORK AND NO 'TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS 1. Dun.i.1, „ . Hastings, Mich., 1 a.i.iuhn7 ALLEN BENNETT. Feb. 1st, 1809.—yl ‘ EXCELSIOR ,« Um>' itwa, my* ami.___ Bora Ban, Ixn, July 7th, 1869. ■aa. Ftrnrau. Bxraa a Oo_I recollect haring promised to e*t you. if I could And time, some incidei GROCERIES, of the attractive region* IU1 found fa my wandering*, for your excellent and the Pnaddrat and Director* of the Oota- BOOKS, STATIONERY, three hundred mile* from Ban Freaciaoo, 1* the nro-cmiffbnt wonder of our conti­ nent, tn* Youemi th* foot of white NEWS, 0 <1.T. ILH. «v»r llrsal A 1’Sillip*' -Mere. _ II B MHtMAU, r. C. DR- C. d.faMlLEY, BOtANW Eclreli PhyaicUa *sl Danilai, irnaU Gt ehroeic »<•<! MU 4inaa'ta. wif! st- I. W. VB00MAH, Dirvir Anenff fur B*rr, <WJ stlved m *U sub promuin*.* AUsatien f'ree tn cnllrcliax Iblvafndul thi* *ad *4- S. C. PRINDLE, -------wa. a. SirSdab, ■raMEYauH CwHforal L««. aa4 rti-cl llSUCl.iT-rri. Jaetia*stU»*I'ncv. a*S Maai at>u as-ni.l«a‘4d K,»thi u>4 *J4. aa* all ...in, iran.,<tlaa v» rrSKMSWa Icrma. •actin Uaul. • KUcfc ~" HOLBRO^kT STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. PICTURES, 1 c*ok-n xlcclfoa «lr» Curaman. fess&g- Butter & Kggs, Dried Fruit, Sic,, JVtOTTr,DUST GS of Henry J. Raymond, who wa* buried on mid-summer day of thi* year. To fa guild erf tn* prim, and to all politi‘ ‘ ' *ra* pereonaUy. tho country, hi* Jf’c would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines inthe world— Those fa want of n Machine will plea -a call and let Mr. Phillip* •bowyou eon of hi* fine work. EJT" Remember the plans, one door Weat al J, Pi Roberts Co.Si Drug Store, wrath-aide Stat* Street. OBANT & PHILLIPS. Hutinga, May 19th, I860.—yl_________________________________________ medicines! REASONABLE PRICES! ; AT TftEE HASTINGS DRUG SOTRB. At it fa hold uj otrH bTore PURE PAINTS & OEGS! B. MAIN, BRUSHES, VARTNISH, IMPORTANT TO FABMSfiS! »1 L. COM. JUST 3R.EK3 JESX V j9X>« CALtFOtlNlA & OREGON oenn found* strictly pure white lead. 0500 POUNDS GENUINE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. SEED WHEAT AGHWOT. mranFtfU.Ws -oDW MtUl.nll. MkA. HAsrnfcrt house. 1?aRVLetT FUftB LEAD. POtNbS (SfiNCINE FRENCH ZCTC. We buy our Goods directly f_ro™^e Manufacturers, and sell at PRICES that defies competition. BEST SEED WHEAT fat the WORLD. ty Society are 'hfondsotti'-ly adorned with • - - - »k«e ,U. *--- - ■ __ a . through nrarvw ravin** and ttenowor rurgcj, amid majestic forests, over boul­ der* of granit*, skirting along hillaido* tiful grove, and it is fa th* midst of thfa grove of trees that iho aorerel ball* and building will be placed. Thu arrangemuni lr.w.na all fka *--l. f f I a or fiasuref which you must wind around mile after taile yet to enter. Anticijnt- fetF Ca b paying ctutom<ua, give ua a rail. Wo will cheerfully show you. ____ oar stock, thai you may compare price* with any other firat-clasa Store jyin tho Stnto. We have got the Goode and We want to eell^RY them, and *hnll try to toll you all wo can and will tafiafy you that it UF i* for your interest to buy here. AV’e warrant th* prices th all be lati»facturv. 4F1 We wul take fa exchange for our goods. x g< iMmUrtts,iiio?onr..pnri: A»«iiar*«Ofi ATTOMF.T sod ..........Il •! I Am* vatoaa vSUear ■aerthaa: LfoU*. aauh tMr tflrar Ufa Urt Um* warsisc. Um Ikalr sfoMJa*. Tksr waaM tor* Itoe Iks lka*r ava. Cloths and Koady-made Clbthing, . Hats & Cape, Boots & Shood, Grfldctiae, Ac. G JOHN MICHABL, ndt the aorcral hall* altogether, uadi*tuxbod by the L» c stock deporttnenta. Tho firit liall, after poaung the gate, will bo that in whieh manulaeture* will be delayed. Th* buildina need, by th* County tfocioty will b* naed for the Manufacturer'* Dall, but it will have an addition of a wing of about 100 feet fa there you look *treight mile, into a narrow but , , ledMh by 40 feet in width. Next , to eight mile* tong, and averaging but a this -.will bo placed foe Morel Han, half mil* in width, with tho Mined rirrr which is to bo built of tho tamo dtme*. winding graoefally amvng. graa*y mea­ dow* and *oati«rod grow*; while, like and which ia placed fa the middle of the grim rentia*!a oc either ride, the moun­ Circle used fur th* diaplaj and trial of tain* rise 3000 to 6000 foot above the horse*, and we may aay, when it 1* built valley, which itaclf 1* 4000 feet above that it will be embowered fa treew. Next to Floral Hall will be the hall to fa tho toa. Thea* yellowitli granite walls, like dimilay of fruits, then -Agricultural Hall, Tu-toch-a-nu-lah, or El Caqiiian, a* it it aud fertheei to the North Fill h* fa ofteaer called, straight up and dorm, Mechanics* Ball and tho display »f masmooth, eeitnlue*, and verdurdasa; or there will be a range of stall* fol aloa^ the ouUmIo of the grounds. fag up into an aaaimilafio^ to cathedral r is there any difference of towers, after which others a^c named, or to hi: remarkable ability and mounting one above nnothi f, and roll­ ing away in cto*o proximity to each otuer. like th* Three Brother*; er cut of over thirteen hundred foot, and will down, sharp and sheer in the middle, tu bo very omretocntly located with reward ” if by a mighty dearer wielded by a tn ilia tmrt Irrd th.. power no lea* than infinite, like tho Half Dome; or towering above all other*, like the Sentinel Ruck ■, or slightly slop­ ing from the jicrpoullfculdr, but innasirr and gigantic as tho rest - such an ag­ gregation of remarkable mountain* fill UtV *otil with thi* bewildering grandeur, as well aa the ulwnn tublimity of the Indeed, then has boon a curious and acene. It team* as H in tho creation, thia wondnrful farrow was plowed out of ttmutoielelen SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. G1V* ub a call and we will warrant satisfaction, ffARVBT WHISHT, . 1 for aegeUauag Joeaa. BUMROOM * MILLS. Uu'l CM*IZjSS.-' Bl**. Ilaathrp. Mfft. WM- J0H1R, are tome largo growing timber doe* Io tho fence, end it i* quite smooth and tlat. On this pii-co uf ground there haa been laid out by th* citfaen* of Jafamr a handaom* rac* track of half * mil* fa D«Hy. TH A*inow offering for rale, a full Stock rf end Seasonable GdOdu, recedt'y purchased ia the best eastern markuta at the lowest possible price, for cash. Our stock includes a full lino of enuine drugs ... Yusemitn sfaoe th* opening of the Pacific Railroad ha* brought it to much nearer to tho Atlantic acuboard than when I visited it in 1865, that I have conehided to **nd you the accompanying sketch, and am Very truly your*, Scittm Couax. THE PROPRIETORS OT THE ~ATTE!mOI, C0MRAD81 C. G. The Yoee&lt* talley. wil1 Astonish WI. UPJOHN, ' J. P. BQB1BH& act; The Bttte Fair Grenada st Jtetefa DHUGS, BOSTON IMMENSE STOCK ^L§g?”SnAblQ Good* which I offer nt E. H. MALLORY. ‘ rail'llr that of the that feme la brief ------ with an------ JOHN ROBERTS. NUilBER l(j. MISCELLANEOUS. BOSTON CASH STORE! CHARIbtls ih MAuer. tITORSKT M4 ftmqwtorai ■ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11, 1869 room a* there was M Adftaa. j. P. ROBERTS & CO. thia ttlflnat inaccesrible valley is found. Haetiag*. April 20th, 1869.—wyL NEW MAUlt. ^0^ £BOt OUT FBI THE **!*! NEW GOOt)S tyentibtby. y J* M. WmTTORD, BALTIMtBEi .UUl I BiQ6,tMudffseci> H«re i» the Bridal Veil, a crook 70 tng much tine and attoutfoa -to til arfeet wide, falling over its rocky wall 900 fe*4 at a aiagto leap, di**ipatod first into laoe-lik* eirarids and fan into flowy mut by tbaJemont. Here ia fa YoMmito F£Q («m W «e pM frOF). th* high**4, in the world, at two leap* felling - ...—** -Mit ere it SEED WHBAT AOBKOT,. MITVl BR.C- 0.8C0TT, Sa* Fvisoaoo. OiUIjraia. MS TOC INSCBKDT Tie hMfi'Iitial lire In ft. SPMILDIHS’SJEWCASHSTORE thi* yrgr, the whole of th* toriMfae used in Detroit have e.L— a_ * aiuc* au queelimo wh*u fare PRIOBBi BARhf AMD EA10N C0UITIB Imraes Fww FryKy yaWjrt* *r teu* EVER1T1IDIG TO PLEASE, view. esss: Here are the fall* -ajnng iron tho top tA a cliff lull 700 foci, and PRICES TO SUIT1 , JAMES JOHXSTO5. Frarfoter. gee*rm» owned what ter al last belierod to b* a mfaaake, or who, by M* treat- Geo. o. worth, Michigan_Exchange. That’s Big T*lk, Try it Now. MRS. TAYLOR Aoa aflat auarimalof mt *iiumr«**** an*. 01 HOTHI J str 17IX IM*. Demotion. a circular r. mbow the aeccmcuida'iun of member* and ■»Hbitoa, and a. Jefauu h ritualfa favorable, fat will give cverr �XBW APVKRT13EMENTS. rata, it is an Indwpeuible. prqysqaisiU;, that we shall go on •teedBy aafl vigoroualy paying it. To redex* tho BevonM to the current needCof the GovUHunnt ■ad atop paying Debt, ia to postpone la—Only six of the newly eirotedwwwdafiuiUbr the prospect of funding at four per cent, and thus maintain tho present bers of the Virginia Iz-gislutaro rrer held portions in that body before. —A State Convention of all the tamfriend of tho Adruinutnitii.il w—mt to pc rance bodies in Oouneetirut ia to be On tho 2d imt kemtn elected a purchase present mm at the'coat of ft pemnaat burdcu^Lst us kncpthc QjCto Treiaurer. a^A as everybody expeetad, tho Copper-rebel candidate waa Reran dc up to the present standard. ‘steetadby a majority of 50,000, more or 4mm U make- no material diflkreueo grea possible, and kwpon paying off Debt at the nte of Eighty to Ono Hun­ — Gen. N-wton eetimatos that ii will .Ob the aame day, the people of Mown MA dred Millions per annum, and wo ahull require 11,000,000 and two years' work H eleetea present Copperhead del­ soon bo able to fund tho Hve-Twontios to remove the rocks at HeUgate. egate in Congress by tho usual majority, —Tho roviiad and corrected official and Auxama ejected ftix Representatives returns of tho Virwiaia election make Candus. ' in Congress, of. '' " * " *’ * Walker’s majority 1H.331. The full Lemons, --------A-j 191M5; Wells, and twtf Copper-rebcL At th” laxne ioi,2ft< Oranges, time a special election for members of Eorron Dixson: — How complimented Xid3,^c. the State Legislature to fill vacancies must be tho Commander of tho •* unter.wee held, which resulted la tho triumph rifiod legions " in Barry county—alias, Cask peM f-r all tdoda o< ripe Frelia. of tire Radicals by a decided majority. editor of Downtt—with tho eooteuta of On Thursday, the general election in a contributed piece, on. tiro Alabama Tnnssaa took place, the contest being Claims, which appeared in his fevuo of between tho two wiegs of tho Republi­ tho 27th ult. All art ready to admit can party, and resulted as everybody that if they were to assume the charac­ expected, in ths re-election of Gov. Sen- ter of tho genilomonly editor of tho tor, on the basis of universal eulfrego Domcfrat, and were askod who in tho and universal an nasty; but so mixed Land of Nod (or any other land) waa . are the returns that nt this time it is fan- endowed with such a superhuman abun­ F-ibl. to say which wing of tho party I dance of * Old Mother Hubbard's" utohas the Legislature, though it is proba­ q nonce, they would manifest the same the Eastern Star degree, nd selfing bly Republican by decided majorities in embarrassment that the little boy did, Moronic books at tall prices, is posted by both branches, but may lie either Stokes rlo mu m « drtadfkl dikmtt, “red Aar,, the G. ft of the G. L. of Iowa si on im­ or Senter. So far os wo ore concern'd, to •»/." »'M a opotimon <f emtio, postreee. we are pleased with the ro-oloction of power' JHud « mattrrpioai of logical rat—A nuBried man, who attends her at Benter, and tho triumph of tho principle •oh and atpirant for IHrrtrf how is em­ n restaurant in 'Washington, was sound­ ly cowhidnd, ou Pennsylvania avenue, of universal lufirago. bodied in tho aforesaid “AWAmy." Bo­ cn Saturday night, by tho mother and ginning with tho croak of the ancient hunt of a girl whom he is believed to have docoyed fivm home, ■'Night-Owl"— -r.-nnsylvaaia has had only lfl.GovTho country is again gratified und its ornors dunng her f 0 years of State exenemies, domestic and foreign, afflicted with an official statement ’ that the Na­ tional Debt was reduced Soten Ifuhmt and finally achieve* a wonderful Cicero­ Foor Himdrod Tkoiuand Dollart dur­ nian triumph (in his own iniad), by ing tho last month, and would have proving the summary of his arguments been reduced by more than Nino Jfilliont to bo uNothinf." How flattered proud hut fur tho necessity of paying over Ono old England must be wijh Igr American Million and a Half of interest on bonds champion—•• Nothing." I suppose tho advanced to tho Pacific Rond (or roads) naturally boastful Britons imagine them which they are under obligation, but •elves waftod to the “Third Hcavena," not yet able to pay. Tho total reduc­ where, in secure retreat behind the tion of tho Debt since Gon. Grant u- mammoth British Lion, 11 they snicker" Direct from Factories. 10*Spccialities in c very department: snmed tho Presidency (fire months) falh at thojfankce logions, tad by the victor­ a little short of Forty-four Million^ of ious Amcriean Eagle; and with a de­ Dollars. moniac yrin, point to tho rpurued earWo are reaping the bittar fruits of cm» erf tho once immortal “Nothing’,— . Mr. McCulloch's [icrsistcnt violation of thft stench of which Ium already drawn Badital garij/." . As Mr. Flynn rays, did ye ever hear the likes v'thatr . an imperative law of the "land. That tLe buxxards of tho air thither—sod say tho beat patent Roofinr made. Call and see earn nn<l —We loam from tho Marshall Stnioo-. Jaw peremptorily required him to* buy “ there is our Peace Commisafoasr— eva, that from April 1st 18(3, to Janu­ IIARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Ro­ up and hold as a Sinking Fund one per amell em." Mr. “Nothing," tho sub­ ary 1st, 1860, there were W»6 births, 210 ll pairing dona promptly on short notice. rent. )>or annum (between Twenty and ject of misplaced confidence, raising his deaths and 248 marriages in Calhoun WIGHTMAN &, GREBLE. Twenty-eight Millions) of tho entire Na­ almost devoured facial contour and gor­ conntv. Four illegitimnto births are re­ tional Debt Had he obeyed tho low, ing mournfully upon his trcachoroua ported—one from Marshall township and three from the evunty house. Six ho could have bought Twenty-five Mil­ ft**, would “fesr a dooo mmUna to ana pairs of twins are reported—Battle lions per annum of the Debt for leas of Chmn’t firrymon on • olrOt.far hifhor than Twenty Millions of Gold, and tcayn." Wo wvulS bog tho privilege of saved evor Ten Millians in interest asking tho soul of tho bumnloos ‘'Noth­ far: Rochester Chronirlo quotes tho which wo hare been paying on bonds ing" what reward he expeota to reap for rile billingsgate with which the editor which should have been long since an eg e pouring tho cause of “ Her Royal of tho Halting* Dentoera recently aiI)o you anffripato ihc in the Sinking FunA Dy violating the Highness."’ sailcd lat'rotcmporarj-of-the Bevxce, Jaw, ha depreciated tho National Credit honor of baring u Victoria’s” fartrr and adds: and cost tho country at 'Icrud Twenty placed around your neek as a badge of ■' Its auiiior swung himself on the ar­ Millions of Dollare—Ten Mintons that a]>probation, and the aanie attach’d to ticle, beyond a doubt, and pronounces it woald hare been saved by buying when the pedal extremities of "/apokr," while to-day the greatest otfort of his life. In the bonds were cheaper, and Ten Mil­ you, suspended in mid air, shall portako his own mind he is a king, and the-palions of interact that would have gonfi of tho fwU* mastication of all solid food, sillanimous run to whom be refers is -into the Pinking Fund instead of the to wit: baked * poekete of the bondholders. t de.? Or, are yon rcruliag in tho imag­ Mr. Boutwell seems to be doing his inative plcat uro of being transplanted .best to regain tho ground so wantonly from the barren ioil of •Woodland to tho 30 CATVJLL HTREET, ■ thrown away. will buy Tea Millions more of bonds in osAjrp RAPIDS the course of this month ; and we infer a title would be in common with your a wnen the addressed NEW STORE, that hb will iwp buying so long as ho vacillating and sweet scented nature, » t hay say much about mo BEST GO ODS. and likewise correspond with your modo has tho means, unla-a Congress should livof* Wo don't know that . 1-OWRHT PRICES. •top him. Ha would doubtless buy of enunciating ‘‘ratbane arguments." ,foster—perhaps Fifty Millions forthwith But, my juvenile friouh, —but for tho foot that thia would raise ance and Democratic wl FU-RNIBHINfl GOODS ’ the price of bond- exorbitantly. He ia yol w»n a name or “ Nfi . - trump - of - feme. And al­ buying, we presume, aa fast as be thinks tho sounding ho can, and avoid thia rock in his low mo to direct your steps, and victory shaQ be yours. Join the “ L’nterrified The end plainly in view is tho funding Latter Dny Resurrected Copper-headed tfwDMaialoocorratoof tnioroti. Over Menagerie," and show off with the rest bixteen Hundred Millians of it is in the What a picturesque tableau would be form of Five-Twenties, whereon wo are presented before the gase of the Ameri­ psy*0? >« P°r ocnt- “to®*1* "’h8n “W* can people, provided tho manager of "of them are, and the residue soon will ‘‘ The Fernftndy-Sqymour, yAteneroyba, subject to redemption at the pleasure Blair, Whiikey-^tehcihed Wigwam" •f the Government It is a shame that would admit you I But this we vmy much doubt, as your naturally depraved and hypocritical nature would bo oontinvally forcing you beyond the bounds of stings WIQHT MAN & GREBLE ___ agkxtm ' OF THE WORLD," ■euiiiw *iinnmini OFFICE ? J -T - Buhl’a Bank Block -Griswold 8'. .- omoBBja.TMO. n. niKCHMiN. rresMsoL Femra—A wallet was pick yLlHterille Road a few mil fcJsTOtago, by J. 0. Bas r, « test, evidently the property o Pxxa, oCYankee Springs. T mu hove the aorae by oaXf THE EICELIIIt IIUIUCE Cl. ROBINSON * WIGHTMAN NEW GOODS wajEnoroa"--------- WONDEBS Irann.-rr.-A Sunday Bet nr,’ Institute will bo held fa roMmenring on Wednesda A^.SSth, al 7 o’clock, and w tlnaugh the following daying address will be deliv.-re U H- Sroox. rf VormontviU dor <rf exercise* see hsndbtU AnxrcxTTrBAL SocrxTT No executive committee of the B ty Agricultural Society will i etaA’s offioe in the court ho Ungs, on Saturday, August Quinine Svapnia DA.ILY P OOFING—We are sole Agents for this Conntv for It b Economy to Insure with the Best. Connecticut Mutual LIFE IB8UBABCE CO., the attention of our readers value to them of tho adverth of thw paper. In them wi the address of parties havi . A PURELY IUTUAL A Btmur Scnoot Tum vtos a»» Ixsrrrrra for B will be hold al the Prenbyte ia Hasting-, cwnmenring Tu fog, Brpt 7th, 186®, a»d two daya All Sunday scho .nd aOtaera <rf the oouuty, a seas faitaro-tod in tho reuse to bo present ns dvh-gal- Mf~fltft.tai-mi.fc, A AU l*»lteirv U«-Farfeki»r'. UtaewFuiMsslsftveU I'^iKauLt ur Lx.irm.YC£. CLOTHING HOUSE! COE S COU&H BALSAM, cofi ermniA cue i F»» sate by Ifrngaiits trvrywb——id hr r*RRAXn. .•fllEUCTACO . DrtroiL •MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOTHING, hats, caps, bags, thunks, &c. fannedthai the friends of ia this community are mak wta for a series erf pebb be told daring the coming ■ tar, trad, which ore to Jw a SEALOLEUM miohxgav. ^eval ftraa thb place, Moeen wifi deliver the fl foeeratoapeoU^y at «»» . tike next raoath XVD ■-<Mm that, invested to the Sinking ;iW. would M itself pay off th- entire within ;fortyy sera la bad tho ;^Mtat a tow rate of totasata to to bo ’ "Wkraat trinnrph of Gen. Grenfs Ad- who will foMy realign <rar CA<JtoetaU, with lien Dastard must bo tho heart of a man who, breathing tho air of America* freedom, and enjoying tho jsiviteges of ana of the most fdoriou of free gwrermnesta, wffl raise his ftngor or stench-polluted rdcS in antagonism to Um iitataintug of our National rape- 'era ffiu « �g.ral and JRiacriUmttna. reduced 1 osTT-1'ovn Muuok*. food work goon. April, Lot tho THE E.VDLESS MATCH! puMcswTralaa Caribe Waatlssvat Baula Crrah. ‘ S'iS n. * “Ciaa^ta *> K.l»a.»x> with th* Grand Ksptea All.a*’ maay ftttrer* will W Urvwt * n«. - • .. * - . * IS nHoom b c i i; Jwkaas. • . • SI IS.v* KbImbu-X juUaCr.ak. mL ootao BAST I iw/b? ‘ Iowa I—,sinncaom •toad, bett^ than^ of th^X^ ncned Ptates. Report, from th. eora crop in Michigan are vary unaatisfso- VSoUllaa. LteStta* “iWjtu, BUSINESS CARDS. ri5tU-lSap-L Date.lL Foviro.—A wallet was picked up on tho Middleville Road a few mile. W4et of thi. Village, by J. C. Blur, on Monday kst, evidently the property of Beoamiz Biot, of Yankee Springs. The owner can bare the auno by calling at thia Unrrcrr.—A Sunday School Teach­ on* Institute will bn held in Naahrillo, rommenring on Wedno-dny evening, Au~- 23th. at 7 o’clock, and will continue through th® following day. The open­ ing iwllrt M will be dobrerod by Rar. 0. H. Si-job, of Vermontville. For or­ der of exerts ■*. «eo handbills. ' Aoatcrtrviut Sectors Nunez. The exacuuro committee uf the Barry Coun­ ty Agricultural Scicty will meet nt the clerk's office in tho court house in Has­ tings, on Saturday, Anguvt 14th, 1869, st one o’clock r. o.. tor tha purpose of p-rfs.ting arrangement- fur tho Annual Pair. J- b'- Nrvxwa, aug4t2* i Secretary. Tux Ann:tr:sxMKs».—Wo again call the Attention of our traders to tha real vslue to them of tho oilv<-rti*ingj>ilnmns uf this paper. In thorn will bo found the address of parties hiring.porhapa t to Tory article, you wont just now, or mJy want very ioon. In ouswoitog ad<-rtiMmcnts, or ordering article*, please say you »aw tho advertisement in this A SrxMT School Tcicnra.' Coxvzxwox abp Ixsnrcn fur Berry county will be he’d at tha Presbyterian Church in Basting!*, commencing Twalay evor.hqr, S pL 7th., 1HJ9, and continuing for two days AB-^unday school tenolrere sad officers of the county, and any peraaoa tutere-ted in tho cause are invited to bo present aa dtlrgatcs. Several prominent Sunday school Workers of the Blates will be present to assi.t in tho In­ stitute. A County Aj suciaiion will bo orgsntoxl. Delegate* will be cordially eutertained during the Institute, Let every Sunday school in tho county bo rvp Twated. , wassnftsraS:®-*1■*—• Tho Fall term of tho Hastings Union School will commiiuco on Monday, Sep­ tember tith, at which time a Teadwra’ Class will bo formed, for the benefit of those who wish to fit themselves tor teaching, and all other ad vancod stu­ dents who wish to make a rapid review of the English branahoi. -Th* find eight woolu only will be devoted to thia data, so that those desiring to teach dur­ ing the Winter may bo accommodated, os tho course will be finished by the 1st of November—the usual time tor opentog the schools in the country. Eq«rial attention will be given to non-reeident pupils, who can spend but a short time with us, and who wiali to moke rapid ad.uncea. Hitherto, lack of room and teoehet* has rendered such atten­ tion impoesiblo. I expect to be assisted in geography and methods ol teaching by J. H. PaLX*a ; to the grammar of tho English language and the method of instructing it to young cltildren, by Rav. J. W. Ba«csorr; white reading, spelltog and arithmetic will be my own department. Instruction in penmanship will also bo given. Further information will cheer­ fully be given, by letter or otherwise, upon application to W. J. SrVAXT. Basic & Jewelry. CSOBOB rBBBTON, General Grocer, Dim Matts, Groin, COMMERCIAL. HAIR DRESSING, Bailer & KntaiiE Dealer, Will tho ladle, of tho l’rotbytsri.3 Church nud Society who hare so gener­ ously contributed the gift to their Pastor wife accept her heartfelt thank*. Tho brief respite from labor and care enjoyed by tha Pattur and his family will bo far more enjoyable in the constant rcm<rtnbaraneo uf the delicate sympathy so g.*noruusly expressed. B. J. BROWN, JD. Prepared by Dr. J.JC. Ayer & Co., •yjOM^rATHIC i’hyaMsa ssd Sargws. CITY 1IOSPITAI-, CLEVELAND, O. Baa anas*all? laeatedis Usatls**. Havlac had a lar(* rr»«Ue»J arperitaea ii> iha HupKal New York, Aug. 7. t nge in financial nffairr Ths cotton and dry WOOLEN FACTORY! esw°- [ImtisuWboih Factobt HARDWARE. STORE* H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IKON. fft CARRIAGE FACTORY! .dELoVAr. :tXSa. Dodge's Clebrated Plows HALL’S SUhI R Maa. CiaiA H. Awn, W. O. G. Mbs. Jaxi A. Finn, REA . Mel Clausa Kxamv, L. H. 8. Mbs. Euant Bsnar, W. C. Mis. Maxi Barutv, W. A. S. CuAcranr Baixis, W. T. 8. Mm.'cai8rw, W. D. M. Th, regular me^faga rf this Inifi srs haUai than UA oalfa»daj»T»rigef^hwo^. J. B. Genas, nothing else can be found so durable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not eoil white cambric, cod yrt'iaaU long on the hair, airing it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. History Caros"- Hteto___ !»■!?»» H. A. GOODYEAR,’ Trxrre.xca Mxxrtxos.—Wo are iufonned that tho friends of • temperance in this community are making arrangemeat* for a aerie* of public meeting* to In hold during tho coming fall and win­ ter, sad which uro to bo addressed by w=. <.f our loading profosstoanl and businew men Tho following are among those who have already been consulted and hare consented to address the peo­ ple on these occasions: Rzv.’s A. P• Moose, E. Curas, T. D. Mams and J. W. Bxxamrr, J. A. Bwkxxst, G. W. Mills, C. G. Holbboox and J. M. Nav- vun«i. auv ° 7 and tho market,steady and firm. A Boston circular #ves a v«y good idea On account of his contemplated re­ of tho market It says that m the mora! from this place, R»v. A. P. chotooXX flaerea vstyhttle hasas yet ■ Mooses will deliver tho firet address of b^> A n-, W 1»H«. “• the aeries probably at some time within about soiling nt current rases, and there bower U . very coifidsnt freling that price, cf the next month all grades are as low now as they are grey hajh liki-fr to ba for month, to coms, Sr,l.r,.l.lu.rVlulTMlWlC«l.f and that if tha demand for goods comas At a regular meeting of Wild Flower Lodgr, No. 44, L 0. ®f G. T„ at their hall in thia village, on Monday evening, "th in.it, th*' following officers wore in­ stalled for the current quarterly term Adding October Slat, 1868: 1 Oso. C Wobtb, W. C I Maa Wx. Jone, W. V. T. Jous H. Govnxr, W. 8. Maa & Binanaa.W. T. coed, Mfag lair chocked, and batonea, often, though not always, cured by it* use. Nothing can restore tho hair where the foUidcs are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. Bat such as remain can bo saved for usefulness by this application. lustred of fooling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will hasp H dean and rigoroos. . Hr oteed in tho County. I AIM TO tXU. Geaalae Artielei IT IS A SrLDiWD I1AIR-DBSSSBG’ FBICB OBLT aiAao. �LEGAL NOTE hood, or perba|>a tho very laud where you bMMjMrlaVL Me* the boat of these. A good grass to the common June or Kentucky blue grass, and tho! thick, m Atting little whit> clover. Them alone ere generally sufficient. * And bow comae tho tnoU important point cf nil. Though it may mwis that tSe surface of tho lawn should bo1 made fit*■to whive the sod, it ia oftho utmost importance that the tad bo doapfr uud thoroughly pulverized. and tho ground drained. Ln grain this ia though; to be usetol, but in glass, a Horn, by tbw sea—al —liiraton •'Ths roots of BTUH.1' he Msm, -May on the surface, idthat is all Shat is nooaouay to be mellow -emo of <bs greatest mistake in fanning. Your grass land you cannot cultivate yearly, as yM do'your grain land, but there it BR fa yean, pasted, and eonspmtly getting more packed. There ia no ohsmes ftw stirring the soil. ' ■ sst-LTt SgTBB ■ ! . . gdhw firn i i , | rMPROVED FABMA, with groat, whether moadow or pc&turo, aa the drouth ia more Severe upon her­ bage than upon grain; and the soil being ■N&aw below, is our main reliance in a drouth; it to also a moans to draw off the Wild LiBli aid W PnjntJ Be*«bt aatf S«M «a excess of water. Prepare, then,a deep, mollow bod for yoaebwn. ’ Enrich it .well down; this will grow and fonn a good coat, and do ft fc Wti weMje{*; it will do it early and your lawn: Each fall, or every other fall, give it a opt of manure, this mannor to be fin-», uni woll worked down on tho grand; raked in. Be not afraid to disturb the grata; a little hard treat­ ment will stitnu ate it, but treat it, all oliku *fh»re arc two thing* to bo met by this application of manure - growth, and a eoft earptt-like coat to your lawn. If the grass—which should bo cut i frequently—isloft on th« ground, whore it will soon wither and disappear, on other fertiliser but the manure need bo used. If it, howoTur, becomes necotsary ter. silt, Ac., may bo apptiud; but abort) nil fldngi, giro your lawn deop culture and drainage. You cannot prepare your lawn ground to welL As you prepare it so it wiB.be; you cannot cultivate it Remember, in a drouth, drainage i* vour main retianoe. It will, with tho of Ao, k~p rnto oven tn long, eirero hot vreuthor.—•1‘rairie Fhrvtir. r. vsoom ’for Barry Caa ‘EtrrracOTT -.ZtJXF ,WS£ Beary Ewm waa shot on his way homo. SK raar Doctor er Drouin lor Rwrot Qa|He had'ljmen to tho spooking, and rvdn nlia-tt «saala (butesr Qalsiar. MTM from his nlaoo of.abode to Jackaoa onia by Srsams. F.»« A Co Cbaaitet, K.« York. mule. Ho wanted to find out fur hiznseifteaw things stood. When the emiwj Bribe Keuopoll.aa Gift Co. was ovur botwojn tho Guburn ttorial roodidatM, Exom got fortified with a drop of the strong, and, mounting hie tsste, he tamed homeward, revolving in hte ahared soul whether be should not CnUfe Stokes and go along with the libmaLper*. When alnjoaQiome, taro | young men, named respectively James Young and William Longmire, rode up to him ns ho was humming a | tune and jvwring along at a very comfortable rata. They had also Loen in torn: and were rohiming homewards beyond Exom’a place. As they pissed, one of them knocked off tho planed man's hot. The hstlens man atoppbd, dininosnted farIBs new four dollar tile. When d;o had done thia, Lungmtro wheeled hia hocae round, and rtxio beck aniLdismounted. Ha laid violent hands Exora. and called upon his comnido to shoot tho jsolared mon. Yoanra-accordingly rode A IhESrsaitti.’1"'-*"-"'pKStfiS; £SstaLB! Great Distribution to.M. Prln. SHOO. Xrw to., HYDE* PRIHDLE. IKS WIEST ORATE DTSCOVZKV. £Mrl*R EQXJAJLIZEE Drag & Bookstore. &.V. 5.8SJ BOOKS a STSTX>.VI3»Y, ■ ^ftoaevr, PancyGooS>, Wall Fapsr, A. A TOLL STOCK my ll»< sv.rtaml, DBrereWrev. ewrasMyraWar. n^nrreaM <71*e»P m tha Ctecwpct I [The following dialogue ia said to hare been o rothoard on tho corner of State S Jefferson street*, a tow days ago.] “ IfYiere’e ye ’goinl" TOTHE CITY DRUGG STORE, Paralyeter cm be Cared! DM. J. X- & C. RDBB1LL. RoMdeai, Preenclas aad teaealtfay Faya<e>a«*e ■>•*» ibe <rralm*ai el Chnak PewM.etprttethr, .nd Ct HE item b. SEE “When's that?" 3-IDDL.HV11.LE Beal Estate 1 Exchange AGENCY. ; Conducted by First door West of thn Dtmk, tlw best place to buy goods in Michigan? 11 TOY DON’T SAY!—What kind of Goods !” DrMgg< A Mediclace, Brtoeel ■st- ""."j ?!S{8 * WHO DOES BUBUms THERE?" F. D. ACKLEY Xarj, A WJIS.l.ct«f Btoik of Whan’d ho gat into that new plaoof' •‘About this liret of December." Coma, go down and mw his now ntore 1 “'Sm 6n>! * GEORGE FBE8T0H GROCEHIE8, Db-tiray do much work ■CHARGE HIGH—do ■Hvj their chargoe are very n Sret knows hi* tittle 1 ntsSs; I CJ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-08-18.pdf 67539ca069f11824454950c64b766ed7 PDF Text Text fortfag* OEUO. M. DEWEY, *T gilrtlXQA BAUT CO., MtCS. mr J CM. A lire's Orerery Bters, aal ,.J< Caarl llaai* Sqsirv. VOL. XIV, |u5i««5 Jirtctaj. Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, aug. is, i869. BOSTON CASH STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I h*ve ju*t returned from NEW YORK X' VI ITJ^JUOA, if, Wrt. fcsfe* totoi I tor re esote .fort seM ret itat stertta. FerawMorfoto torel rila. Taster tottretytorekte. fi IK* M. towUAUl.Mrete.rtte. X|msWtaMtoee.u*asaK DRUGS, Trarty rersa. Looixrs J. B.SOV, Dree *1 K. AND BOSTON —- -with an------- IMMENSE gtiinnirj. STOCK Goods which I offer at Jt^XOJESIQ that will Astonish Scbaol *ad Miac.tUa EXCELSIOR green boys jnrt from the aoutxy-eh I dear, aol It is your resyietokle young men that have learned to sin discreOyai an sorts cf frwHiWsa fcnnsUfa s and nibble here nd there earfaDv tf the forbidden fruit Ttey >n kdt to aa pattens. They drink, but are newer drunk. They have exactly the knack at seeing nd knowings!! that there is to bo seen and known in the ways of wick­ edness, and ret keep even stop with the righteous. Borne J Stoeen ere ohareh m r IK B fe BOOKS, THZ PBOFBXETORS OF THE HASTINGS CASH STORE NEWS, Are now offering for sale, a full Stock of New and Seasonable Good*, recently putehaaed in the best eastern markets at the lowest poreible price. tar cash. Our stock includes a full Sno of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloth* and Beady-made Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, Ac. lyCi-h paiing cuitomcr*, give us a call. We will cheerfully show you gt-1 _____our stock, that you may compare prices with any other Crst-clusa Store tyin the State. PICTURES, velvet With jet and dead gold locket at­ tached. Often, indeed, both are won, ae ladies hare an idea that their necks are made to look doably ntoe and whits by eoatract with the black streamer. Oaths Cbromu., Lorc.lI^Ttait Citervd Trial*, nal •lari.I aad «l»,aF. a Ml Uaurif, X-praar- bAa. in thefir fa&Bnt* wWh_ , We have got the Goods and we want to sell A*! them, and shall try to sell yon all wo can and will satisfy you that it £37"* inferyour interest to buy here We warrantthe prices shall besatiafacturr. Cpl We will take in exchange for our goods. admirably togwthre, besides coral kA. nd feels so cool nd tsa-broesy. The newest thing ia the way of trim­ ming ia to flounce light colored silk with sheer muslin, plain or embroidered. This ia a rery old stylo revived, yet it has all the charm of absolute freshness. Ws saw lately at the Metropolitan Furnishing Rooms a most poetic eveoing costume-which had been ordered from Newport by a beautiful blonde. The or­ der ran “get mo up something new and white for Monday erenlag B hSp." •'The Blitter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c., nt tlae regular market rate* C. G. HOLBROOK, ENUINE DRUGS &. MEDICINES tter vwfa. Hmm liirau talk*. Ttetre far »tea ate tear. Tte'f ». tte a«u itojM to stea Tte iu. 4a. UJ. te eterK REASONABLE PRICES! AT THE n PURE PAINTS & OIU3! HASTINGS DRUG STORE. JOHN MICHAEL, BRUSHES, VARNISH, TURPENTINE. JUST 3FL3SC3E:I'V3SX>. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS । II. *aaa na rU* tw aaa sm 4rtak i TSan-* UlllaSuila MmtLm. B w <UAs MM takrt Kka4 srestas sink. B w to. tow tette ite AM Maa. CALIFORNIA A .OREGON OKA A POCIM STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. ^OUU Q500 Po<nrD’ GEXrIXE ENGLISH CROWN 0KTtf» pounds iIartYett pure lead. ^uu 1000 POVXDS Ga,LIXE FREXCH XIMCHABTUGI HOTBX LEAD. ■_ , rectors, and u coming on u much as many young follow* do in auch eases. You may eeo that ha ia ia no vulgar haunt o“oo. Ob I no; that ho wouMhave been shocked al; ha 'would never han been eaught than at Hit stage of hit education ; ho is only at a MUt attio •upper ia a prireto room in Dehnoaico'*, with a perfectly steady, reeneetabfe tot of fellow*. At the head of toe table site Jack Fergus, who can at any time take half a pint of bready and never fed itnany knew in hia life the alightaat sea* of bnainoa- man. Than then ia Friohaid, who teaches ia the Co^t-LaM 8nnday-ochool, and there ia Muggins, repor­ ter for the daily prere Ow young friend, of ooarse, fears M danger in each select society, nA the wine ia all choree and of fanwwe brand*. But if one looks on the drawing at oar artfe!, one will aeo the diflanaoebetwean fellows ia the power at carrying off good cheer with a steady head. For some on. from The drees wee of white tarletan, and had oeren skirts, rising above another like waves of »ur^ the under skirt was made to trail considerably; every skirt was gored in front sad very fall tn the back widths; the bottoms wore faced with bias white satia, which feeing grew broader till it reached X^he under skirt, where it was two fingers deep; the low corsage was of silk nd was rery curiously reed., withe peak in front and behind, being laced np the back with white silk lac­ ings ; tbs side pieces at the body were ent a yard long and trimmed around the ho is snugly put to bod on a sofa, while ends and up the sides with tulle ruches; the rest finish their evening. three are tied behind ia a raral.n knot Thay got Na him to bod paternally has ben A—they hare not They hare drank twice what bo baa, bat they never yet were guilty of drunkenness I And that's the way wo teach oar fellows from the country to see prospects1 This very evening, while be Bee umtiag ia bi. first drunken dumber, bfo mother takes hie last letter eaf< h* Bible, where she r‘------- '-------- “ • ' one, and rrads it a \Ve buy our Goods directly ^r°2LU&e Manufacturers, and sell at FEIClsa that defies cornpetition. rillaa; grows from Xulnlui *ad CkUl ttete ytelrtag. re gote aoU, Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. Art W.igMsg SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACHE. Ba‘i a. ItoSwaa* BteafttektealteUIItertoa Be* he hta » steal J. P. ROBERTS Sc CO. SMSi' OST FSi TH CAtt far their evening, only a little rm and never think that they nave acting f<^ the tiaie the part of Tax Dsvn.’e Ducor-Docxs. TkB ftiwrs’ IltBl lift Is. a SPAULDING'S HEW CASH STORE IlMf AND EMOJI C0DNT1U GEO. a. WORTH, attvahit atroTAtv pvjlk. 09* to tte Fistota mu., fa IteOrert Beere Miehig*n„_Exchsn8’'nsrMn,rssoeunr tMK a.. ‘itsrziri: �WOBKB well-known official of this «6y i pursuit of the fugifote ywtord tug. It ia ourreatly reported Manufacture a Full line of Brass Work for Steam. popular and' they assure us that the atory now c.inmcnced will be equally AJ1 of internet. The JharA nd Jlo«> object, enJ and aim of the people in •vary community. Individual auccaaa U foe only road to general prosperity. SOCltTB WAXTXD FQB ’• WONDERS iUwtaUiow In •>«, U> aM ui to. k« U. 1W co-operation of tho people in foe protec­ tion andpromotion of home interests. All are more or lees interested in the auccrea of oa<;h tnomV«r of tho community, and the prosperity of any partfoalar aaterpriae tends to the promotion of tho busi­ ness cd all townee, by all practical means wa should aid in the progress and doveloptnent of all branches of business, es­ pecially those fort in their derelopmont employ a large amount of labor and capital. Among those, perhaps tho manufacturing interest w the largest and moat important, and should in all of ita various departments receive fort en­ couragement which will ensure aureate to those who by active industry, untir­ ing energy and promptness, are doing their best to odd to tho local wealth and prosperity of their business center by turning out woxx that will sceceisfully compete with the best manufactured in their department, in any place, and which they ore ready and anxious to acU at pricei which will barely repay Earrun Rranxes Iknu The his­ tory of tho trip across tho plains stnee the completion of the great lines of run­ way stretching from tho Atlantic to the Pacific, haa been written and published a great many times, yet I may bo able to give your readers something of inter­ est, and if any of them contemplate via­ icing ^California, perhaps I can give \n tho }<oekot-lx»ok has to bo consulti d before starting on a journey, I will first give tho faro from Omaha to Sacramen­ to, which ia <131 : through tickets to Son Freucisoo axe the same price. Four days and from four to six hour* ia the "km of those from abroad, where those time it takes to make the run bttween af foieta are equal in nil rospecta to those Omaha and Sacramento. jUjaupasa manufactured elsewhere, and can bo through all sorts of climates in a very sold on terms einally favorable to the short space of -time it would be advisa­ buyer. Among thia class we mention ble to take at least two ebangee, a com­ oa worthy of special notice tho Carriage plete Summer and also Winter smt Mannfactay of Xuua Class, on Jeffer­ From Cheyenne Westward the air be­ son street, just North of the railroad. It comes <iuito cool, reminding ono sharply is true, beyond question, that the work of tho Winter season, bul little change done in that establishment is not ex­ is than experienced until Che train enters celled in tho State, end tho proprietor is Echo canyon; there it commences grow­ doing his boat to make the enterprise a ing warmer, and as but a short, space of credit to foe people of foe county, and time' is required to run through Echo has, at toast, succeeded in building up a and Weber csnycms, the train soon dash­ business that justly deserves to bo liter- es out into Summer weather along the ify supported by life people of Central bonks of the Great Salt Lake I no­ held in that city on the 10th of October next, to dariao ways and means to efibet thd removal of the National Capital from Washington to St Louis. The move­ ment is ono of gnat national importance, and should.receive foe attention from all classes which its merits demand. We hope every part of tM? West may be largely represented, andlbe desirability ticed several little towns which had sprung up since I passed over the road­ bed in January, ^>d judging from Vfpearancc, the majority of them hod iprung up iu the wrong place. Promon­ tory has been ridiculed ao much through tho press that I would not mention it at all but for the fust of ita bring the con­ necting point between the U. P. R. R. and the 0. P. R- B., and a coneequent delay of about three hours. As there are no buildings there to accommodate the traveling public, the delay ia cer­ tainly not a my pleasant feature of the trip. I believe tho pemengero occupy the greater portion of their time in cut­ ting off ph-cee from the last tie. I was gravely informed by the oldest resident of the city, who kept * - ■ track, that tho Inst be had been replaced 1mm since tho last spike was driven. As yet, accommodations along tho । and feasibility of tlu> project fully disensced. The tek-graphie dispatch adds that a committee on transportation-waa also appointed, embracing prominent gcntlemfp connected with all tho steam ■ bort awl railrood lines centering there who will sad savor to procure a free read are not rery good. Tho pries of paaugo for delegatee, and half fare for nifole varies from one dollar to one dol­ visitors to tho convention. lar and fifty cento, with the usual abort OHIO. time for meals. I have not te-en in Cal­ ifornia long enough yet to form my opin­ 1' Ths Copperheads in Ohio lave nomi­ ion in regard to it as compared to East­ nated George H. Pendleton fur Gover­ ern States'. One tiling is certain, tho nor, M Gen'l Rooocrana, dacKned. The the highest wage* paid here during har­ vest ia J250 in coin. Tho common wagaa is «2.O0 par day for good bands; and say what they will, two dollars ia coin will not purchase as much’here aa two-in currency win East of tho Miarissippi river. Aaidn from this, I belioro farmers at the Eart often pay enough " tai iota r holds to the creed nF Buck­ currency per day aa it wonk! require to purchase gS.00 in coin, if coin wore a ner <bd Breckinridge, and of course elects foa Democratic conrlida to for State dwrirable article. Although I have vis­ ited tho fruit markets of ^<n PraMamo Treasurer by aa oDorwwus majority, say and Sacramento, I have tat yet found an apple that will eosnpare with the freit of my own State. The very finest peaches can bo raised hare M also the my best quality of grapes. Perhaps m time Cabforte. wiU produce fiat riw apploe, but for tho preoent she cannot abowthem. Now a fow words ia regard < to founder and lightning. , I live often fu OF.THE WORLD." ud wfwwi ui Wn. expreesly for foe publishers, by distinguished'artistt This waridy deearres a place in every household and by every fireside, and ia in ita character fully a vindication of foe name it bean. bird eagre have boon “gobbled" by the police in that city, in reqin—a tow tetogram from Flint, which probably ia the dtn—tmttl of the above. bar. That ws have Madufacturoro of this elaaa in our midst speaks well for the future of our Village, but at the same time calle upon the people to pat- Ax Ixtokust Movkxevt.—A meet-, iog has been bald at St-Lowa, Missouri, and a committee appointed to cell n meeting of tho people of tho Western Btafeo, by delegates or otherwise, to be wm Wo km informed by the Ctadnnali CeMaeerne/ that Mrs. Meyer* and nil her baKEN^, constating of one large box, four by throe, eno largo cheat, three Carufw ' rjl Lemons, ' Oranges, Nuts, fa Cash pa|d for kl,4s ol ripe Frails, Hereto*, Beitsr, L«r4 ata Cato. CUr Bakery, reraw st J.fftraw »“<» C«rt Eight car loads of iron for thia road ham —Pleasure seekers cenfir.no to take II. l». Bdwarrt arrived in thia city. Aa will be seen by tho Common Council report the right of advantage of tho Grand Trunk Bailway excursion rates to visit points of interest y’ort ,Bd Btass way into the oity haa been secured to the -Snow foil at tho White Mountains, I r company- and they are now in a condition N. H. Friday before last | Fok.i4.Hte. to prosecute vigorously tho construction of the road. Work will be comas cured immediately at the point whore thia road intersects the Grand Rapids and Indiana track, on Wealthy avenue, and about fifteen miles of track is to bo laid from this end of the road. The company will do considerable ditching south of Wealthy avenue, materially assisting to reclaim the swamp through which the lino posses, and thorvby improving real estate in thatvicinity. The work will be pushed rapidly forward and completed, if possible,' in time for tho State Fair. SWIFT’S COCOA HAIR OIL! The Beal Eidr-drtang ia U»I Secret Histor OF THE CONFEDERAL Dy rnWAUD A. POLLARD. OYSTER &■ FRUIT Iraji WHEAT BUYZBBl AND SHITTJCNB O» " Flonr and (Air-mi “ ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN But this can hardly be done if wo hare a continuance of wet weather, which has already tnnch retarded tho work.— Grand Eagh NEW GOODS Direct from Factories. DA. I DY! JWSpecialities iu every department. BUCKBYE REAPER & MOWER! Wo are Mole Agents for Burry Cowaity—Tho bewat — Judge Charles Allan, of Worces­ ter, Mul, died on Saturday. Xtcsaper and Mower made. HOOFING—We are sole Agents for this Count® for — Since January 1st, i860, 34,000 im­ L *■ migrants have arrived in New York. the beat Dotent Rooflns made. Call and ace earn tiles and mt reflWrennM —The land sold at the Eant Saginaw Land Office in July was 8,340 aox»s. —The amount of customs collected in Detroit during July were 1383,410 56. —A State Teachers' Institute is to be hold in Owosso otZthe 11th of October. —Hon. Austin Blair has returned from California mush improved iu health. —The building of the Soldiers' Mon­ ument aty Adrian baa been lot for |3,- Michigan Infancy, at Buchanan, Au­ gust 25. —Snow fell in the country, fifteen miles from Montreal, a week ago Inst Saturday. — Th- English House of Commons passed the Canadian Loan Bill Saturday night CLOTHING HOUSE! 30 CANAL STREET, GRAgD RAPIDS. — An expedition from Florida, num­ bering 250 men, recently landed an tho court of Opb*. —The Defter ZreAr toys the Michigun Central will soon lay another track from Detroit to Dexter. —The difficulties between tho Sultan __________ _ _ IT PRICES. MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOTHING HATS, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, &C. SPICER $ salary of 42,000. —No man eon ineos whs does im nothing ssnrth wA1 ire a man tn bnarortiaa, if be haa —Tba Mbafcoa of Gen. Beaecrans haa upset the Ohio Democxnoy, and there is a weattaf trouble among Otaa. Tk. dAtoA ffrUJ Ita. jOopw- wciumra's PATEjrrcnAMPW< , Fire asd Ba.rta' Freer S JL F E S . WJM A.VD Hta varieties. Great Culairatifiiis a Lais W.trtisir trt» ooiri tbeoid- ooouxronoo to hoax thunder, yet AGENTS WAITED FOR LTgaaai1 J ohn Heffron, ' heard tho assertion made by returned Californiam that thunder was never heard in foe Sacramento valley, and ______ __ AGBXTB WASTED IorttK— mmteT aoon or tkb w-J" WO.IJ of Jtw Or. The U.Uor U or 14 of ifa Grau A, Gold & Silver Watches, �guru! uni grbrrifawfw. 1,000 wmr inntri'titm CARRIAGE FACTORY! April. THE EMDLEtiS MATCH! The Endless NTatcli I EniMa : _ ’MS trado ftaDy up to the enrage. New WONDERFUL, ECONOMICAL, HASTINGS, MICS. OTRaaaas wtotai. to toalu MMB OR TILLAGE rROFRRTY frt BETYBE BSIjOAlNK to <M A pS.&S 484890232353482348234853213223314823 DOUBLE VTAGON8. Tnt Lxxarxr axd Frxtsr Assobtuxxt ever offered in tho County. I AIM TO BELL words of wisdom Genuine Articles. week. Oats in fair demand for local Uses, but no orders fur shipping. De­ clined S 16 & on tho week. BettorJs in limited sunply, and prices are well sus­ tained, with no change to note. Eggs **"■’------ * -ihanpd. But little has It sou would have a good thick head of hair, me Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Banewar. No other like It Gonru to CxUroaxn.—Han. J. N. Inpsull go.w to California aa a delegate tn'its Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, wV.-». m«* u next month in Enn Fran- of State street, just West of tho real es­ tate office of D. IL Coax, Eeq., to be used aaa boot and shoe shop. It i» 22x 40 feet, and to bo two storiae, tho upper room to be used for manufacturing pur­ poses. Several moro such atoms or those much larger are very much needed, and ■ if erected would rent far a very large 1 perron tage on their coat BUSINESS CARDS. A GALLOWAY, BANKERS. KJWNE ,union ia among the able clergymen attsndanco. ALL FOR $1700 I from exchanges, from farmers that wo tember. His church and society will unite in bidding him a prosperous jour­ ney a pleasant time, and a safe return. 1700 4.0, to.OM l>« Music & Jewelry. । meet, and from somewhat extended ob­ servation, wo believe tho wheat crop in Michigan is mon* than an average for two years past, and that all other cr pi except corn will exceed that of last year, u well aa tho cvmfert and convenience and that corn with favorable weather in September will ba moro than one-half of the occupants. tho usual crop. This we know is the Tnx Ln,o Ccs who spends his time case through Barry County, and we in slandering his neighbors through the think throughout thia State. rolumus of I". SiyM-Chcl, is offended beOxe w. rosroo young, in the last issue esuw wo will not stoop to deny his low, vulgar, lying, drunken ribaldry concern­ of Tir JCifki-Otel, again pitchea into the ing u». Standing as he does, o rrlj-ron- rvobtrnastar at Battlo Creek, and abtac* rvlft liar, without character or principle, him because bis papers were returned with the wrappers off, which is entirely wo propose to simply treat his insane raving* with the silent contempt they tho fault of his royal highno a, and not of any postmaster either at Battle Crock or elsewhere. Ho, also, says he received A Vxexrxox.—Kmv. T. D. Mabss. tho a package of Baxxxbs with his smut lelured and popular pastor to the treo- machine that belonged to our subecribbvterian Church in this village, has ere at Cedar Crook. Wall, if that is a Inn granted a brief respite from his ar­ fact, our subscriber* there will please duous labors, mid gone health and plea­ hold him nwponsiblo for tho non-roceipt sure *™kiag in tho North central jiart of tboir papers. But, being such a scan­ of oar State. IIo will return to his dalous Hur about everything else, wo do fiel l of InLor on the 1st Sabbath in Sep­ uot believe be over found «y copy of Ixnevixo - Jonx Banin ia ontargiig and decidedly improving his resi­ dent* on tho corner of Center street and Broadway, which, when completed, will add much to tha beauty of the promise. al to (.W uk* * **od ”"** T“““ bwi ................... n^yniXQvrr. ayt General Grocer, PRICE ONLY tMXXi. Dn®, Meliciis, Greceris, AND UXDER THE BEHT CULTIVATE I Gees BalMlac*, Faaere, A*. Pribe S60 an A cvr. TEUS I taooo 1.1 •< M.reh ant, tatoae* ■S'iS.r' In Ft. A.aas! psjaMata. * H. WRIGHT. AgWt IL A. GOODYEAR, Basler & Rickame Dealer, tho Bxxxex among tho papers rcturnod to his office, fur our postmaster is too deAnt a man to thu* disgrace our paper. Jscxsox, Lixmxo A Sxoisaw Rxn.Ax Arrorxrx^XX-—We learn that Gm C. Wobtx, Etof, of thia Village, boab—Speaking of this excellent and Lai bem appointed by Hox. J. H. popular road, tho Puilic Atari trr says : “ We have had the pleasure, during bTAXBisa, District Attorney for the the peat month, of taking a trip over the Western District of Michigan, Deputy Jackson, Lansing A Saginaw u. IL We District Attorney in and for the County say rtwvrt for a smoother running, of Horry. The appointmont ia one em­ better managed road It is difficult to find. inently fit to be mode. Ma. Woaru be­ ing o young lawyer of great promise, untiring energy, and unfaltering fideli­ ty He i-s also, a IL-publican true and tried, ami worthy of thia or any other pvition the [>arty in the county or State shall be pleased to confer. I WILL SELL mi rv.KT, Um oboes ■ «. FOE TUX FARM IS WELL WQETMgMM. WOOLEN FACTORY! smI Um p.ichaser «U1 re^ HARDWARE STORE' SPECIAL NOTICES. II ASTIMlIV OSIER FaCTOIT H. A. GOODYEAR, MIDDLEVILLE Real Estate 1 Exchange AGENCY, i Conducted by STOVES, IRON. JOHN CARVETH. iBpraved Farax and Village Prapertf Tn>. Covictt Film—At the meeting of the Executi.-o Committee of tho Bar­ ry County Agricultural Society, held at the office of the County Clerk on Satur­ day, orrangemaeta wore perfected for the coming Fair, committees appointed, Ac., and Thursday and Friday, the 8th and Oth day* of October, designated aa the time of holding the exhibition. Wo hope the people ia all parts of the coun­ ty will do all in their power to make this exhibition of tho wealth, growth and products of Barry County a flair rupro•entation of what the county really is, sad does actually produce and that will place tho county among the very first in the State, and be a lasting credit to our sad dally tMKlUlto. ->lh to. mo.I sckslilSt JMtoal Mae Is tie City, to pr.p.r«d to. Shelf -Hardware and OuUery, I AT tU>CC£D PRICB. To Treat all Kinds of Diseases with th. Latest and Bate lapreead wods of Dodge's Clebrated Plows T-.WHnRB or YOUTH. . GENTLEMAN who ..f«r*4 fee Y«"» fro Not I’lwrra.—The Clinton RrpMia» Lea a new dress and looks well in it— HinxsM Baku*. Nat at oil, Mr. Editors; the office has only changed bands. HALLW VKElMU SICILIAN Hitpxxx.—Tbe above, which we dip from' the Chetes fb/sHiren of tha 18th i&st, is certainly a mistake, as no notice of thU ably ronduetad sad beouttfuDy printed journal haa appeared in onr col­ umns for nx-atha We did ds^gn to Mtioe the change of proprietan, bat th« paper got mistaid, oed it was flw For the Famera of Hlchlgail r n*u,f*• F*rU“ Csaaaeita* al Nmm totota ata at- Ruhaj until our paper had gone topress. Bto we will noer add, that tho proeat D.ir.ll, WaiSjUta'-' rr ba uieito4.il. r*“" spLESttoJHtt^XMIC �GJSOl M. DE AT HSBTIXB3, B1BRY (MsweSer X (M« A des s Oro npropriationa and eabetankria oil tlio harbors in thia District, in which be took tEB gujiutfS.Jto foe foe 4th dcmgreerional District a Dredge, * lighter, and a Pfle Driver­ Orders for their construction have been iCM»d and all are well under way. Now tho bars that form on Manistee River, between ths inner and cuter lakes. will bo removed aa well as any sand deposits at the entrance of that REAL ESTATE & ffiSDRAECE COM 16621992 Dnoaxn's Yerxa Akekici.—Thia ex­ cellent little periodical is constantly add­ ing to its reputation, and is certainly the most sensible, practical, and best edited of all the juvenile magazines. It is not composed, like some others, of a cer­ tain number of stilted articles, but it ontan right into the sympathies, interests, and occupations of ita young readers and patrons, allows thorn to speak for themselves, and stimulates them won­ derfully to activity of thought and ex­ pteerier Wo consider it the best in­ vestment of 11.50 that any parent can make.' Published nt 838 Broadway, H.T. Paczam's Mormr rex Avorsr has.' the following excellent table of contents: ; AyglWtei aa Aswrw. by Edwsrd A. Pollard; Iftuio (poem), by Caleb Dunn; CourUkif tni WtUnegof Go. Tom Tktuni end Lotinio JTarrni, by P. T. Barnum ; C Tko Reopen (poem), by Nathan D. Ur- ] Mr; Otaris RomU at Home, by Celis , gon Kellogg; Tfo Reo4-RfocD «/ A«r = York, by Rutledge ; Whd to look for in ■ 4s Aster AoUpee, by Gnstavus Franken- > stein; Perennial TkoagKle (poem), by W. 1 A. Sigourney ; Seme TKinge .4 fold Some • JFHters. (second article); Past, Hope a (poem), by Mrs Denison; Lola Mantee, ■ by Mrs Shepard; Tke'Orao no Rating r Pitas, bv Edward Bliss ; Pereonal Habile J 9-STfX^V of Ao Siameeo Tirita, by Mark Twain; 4 with a full Editorial Department, e j Bvsscxxmox oxx Yxsa, Oxa Douai. Address . 8.8. PACKARD, Dnfornr'i Moxvatr.—The enterpris­ ing publisher of this popular Magazine is first in the field in announcing, among tho inducements to subscribers for the coming year, tho finest premium ever yot offered far a single subscription to any magazine in thia or any other coun­ try! It consis of a copy, retailed at ton dollars' of Mrs. Lilly M. Spencer’s groat picture of a Prc-xic cat Tttc Forrxrn or Jew,” the engraving of which artiste ware sent for, specially from Europe, to .Dtatonsr's Moktblt is in itself by hr the most complete and attractive Ifcp ilr I for ladies published in this HASTINGS HO “ Wicrc'e ye 'goM" TO THE CITY DEUGG STORE, . “"Where's that?” DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER First door West of tho Bank, tho best place to buy goods ia Michigan ? MrUDIXTILLK, oonntry, and requires little inducement to persuade thorn to become subscribers. It is really a saving of money, however, " WHO DOES BUSINESS THERE?’ to pay throe dollars, and get in addition ao valuable a premium—and Mr. Dem* crest will undoubtedly find his list “ Oh 1 that feller that got burned out 1— doubled on the strength of it Put Wbsa’d hagai into thataaw placeF’ allyl . MICHiOAH GEORGE PRESTOS F. D. ACKLEY. bH at 88S Baoadway, N. Y. . TOY DON’T SAY I—What kind of Goods?" I«rp kW«n Sdnted urKvTTBnl there F’ , Do they do much writ ** YE8 8IR-EE. They’ll make a &~f gn run if you carry >t to 'can.’’ “ CHARGE HIGH-do they F’ and Fssaata Poem.; Why “ No, their ohama are TMfri il Resemble their Parente; G«m itn'-jril—1 M Oabkmt, with portraits; ate "-Ho Meet knows his "T"|lj---r ia Politic*, or “ laces and rtitf* 1-4 Stock GROCERIES, “About the first of December.” Ooms, go down and see his new stare! Si SRUiSSS s>s j Dtt- tIXDFIEl,D.B EQUALIZER Paralysis otn be Cured! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-08-25.pdf 2dbad7a0632042f2c9ae6291850381ea PDF Text Text ght furiingA Jtinntr geo’. ®lje fastings (Janitor M. DEWEY, BY GEO. M. DEWEY. ' With Malioe toward Hone,-*with Charity for all^wilh Firmness la the Right' VOL. XIV, B'.i>uifSS.girect«nj. CHARLES II. HAUER. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 25, 18G9 BOSTON CASH STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just returned from f>r*S Star*. I C, Mi TIN KHAM, NEW nuu.-ti.sd Miscellaneous. JJAJN BROTHER’S PSALM cm. DRUGS AND BOSTON YORK IMMENSE STOCK. GROCERIES, 'rfSSjagnable Goods which I offer at E. H- MALLORt, OSes al th* Coott Huas*, naatiags. WM. UPJOHN, that will Astonish Everybody. IVO THOUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. AIXEN BENNETT. , „ notings, Mich., Feb. 1,1,1869.—yl H. >. HAXKV. rffTStClAX anl Rnfrree. Offli EXCELSIOR XB M. O A. IL. Jfe*ta BOOKS, ■ DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, BOTAXIC Kcl«u niyaidaa an STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. L W VR00MAN. STATIONERY, better pair,* said La. Then te remexubcrod that his neighbor, Samuel Sea* PICTURES, lishera. No. 5 Custom House Place, Cl cago, HL «Se* ia Hatdi'a Block. J P. ROBERTS 4 Ofr. ;«.i .r V..L.D litotii. HmIIdxa. Hub 0. 0. HOLBROOK. ATTONSn si L»V. tUhtikir ta irhaorerr p» fjr IE* roantv of Hi Butter & ll'iggs, Dried Fruit, &c. nt the W fl would not forget that we ctre Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines in the world— 1) H AT THE HASTINGS DRUG STORE. EVERYBODY OUR STORE PURE PAINTS <fc OILS! BRUSHES, VAB2STISH, ^rataplly at lap, M.chJ. G. HARROCV^T IMPORTANT TO FARMERS! taasehans* WM. L. COBB, CALIFORNIA & OREGON QEnn rocKDS rrniCTLr rear white lead. Z0UU nenn rot SDSOFXI IKE E.VCI.HH CEOWS LEAD. SEED WHEAT AGENCY. flenn . 25001 Ol 1000 FRENCH «»C. We buy our Goods directlyfrom^the Manufacturers, and sell at rKIChS ' that defies competition. BEST SEED WHEAT in the WORLD. pounds baiutlett pure lead poctto genuine NUftSrtlL UM. HASTINGS HOUSE. J. P. ROBERTS St GO. ttulwg,, April 20d>, 1868 —-yl. NEW DAIRN. noLMOOK * SILLS, •ASTrfgl |00« OUT FBI TIE CAM! NEW GOODS PBACTICIXO Pbj.UU. Md 8«rfoa». Barn- 17 J. M. WHTTFOan, PRICES. SEED WHEAT AGENCY, ■feMTvl Rail Road prices SPAULOIHG'SIEWCASHSTOBE Grat Manta n Laie Street jaltimiTe, EVERYTHING smoked glaaeta. anrb a* r---~ !louxing at the sun; they do veiy well for that purpose, preventing the bright rays from hurting tho eyre. But Peter did not put thorn on to look at tho sun with; he looked at everything through them. And u this made everything look dark and ugly, he was made to feel accordingly. “ I could iron these collate bettor my­ self !" he exclaimed ono\morniug at he was dreming, after grtbqg up with thoao glasses on. And, a few minutes later, “Not n pin in the cushion, as their cordial indorsement and warm Had any of the childrun chanced to romincndntihn. •' In foct no one to whom wo have sub­ come into the room at that time, itmitted the manuscript has declined to would have been worse for them. When ho sat down to breakfast there give it his hoarty indorsement ■ The universal sentiment among those was a deep wrinkle between his eyes, who have given the matter the moat at­ tention, seems to be that Mr. Murray’s work will fill a long recognised hiatus •That Polly Ann never did make a in our Christian literature, and meet a ware lon^falt , Such on impression will be gained by which will be found in the circular mcompanying the announcement. The work consists of a metrical versi­ fication of what may property be called the poetry of the Bible, and of vereee constructed on topics taken from other portions of the Inspired Word, together =37.m rvndplef pnc*. DR. C-0.800TT, WM- JONES, designs for the illustration of the most elegant and costly edition of the Bible ever published. These illu-itration.i are being repro­ duce'! from copies of tho original French -jprocces of nhoiphy, and will be found to , jrot excel, the finest stool en­ gravings. Tho manuscripts and advened shorts the work have been examined by iding clergymen of all the principal nobody knew exactly where; they seemed to be hiddro romewhoro about the head of his bed, for he often got them oa before ho waa rip-in.tho moru' Guo pair was what I should call plkd Peter. ” 'X,‘ Thea you coanot have them," aid Satauel. ■> Walk," replied Peter, in a humbler voice, “ I’ll toko them for nothing, at I'll i*y n big price for them, for I west them above all things." . *< itH — c_____i h aS..i ■ •- Then Peter did ,ai Doctor looked at hit the disease in them him from seeing th him ; all he could m of getting beyond cure." “And is thure no hope for tan?" ukU Peter. “Oh yre;'1 replied th. Doctor, “tf fW will follow tho directions.” more. Throw them away <nr put thata in the Cre, po that yutl <111 never ar them again.'1 , “ I promise to do so," replied Fetor. show ybu ttt be tight' "I will try not tod* Peter had no reply to make but he puckered hu lipa aa thou ...1 i__ _ __ a—. rhich let the After this cheerful breakfast he put an his het to go to the store, but turned back from tho front dour and camo to ‘la It poeaible," he pronounced, by all who have read it, aa particularly fine. It is believed it will calling out in a loud voice that ho really felt ashamed of tho black around tho The next mom tag when he got TO he door-knob aal bell-handle. In the figures of the Bible are preserved, and street, a few momenta afterfrard, a gen­ told hie wife what bad bofoDon Msa Mt when practicable, the very works of our tleman joined him to whom ho was as common Tsrrion.no that there ia pro­ nloasant aa’pcmaible. But when he got duced a collection of vorees that are tru- into the cannting-room, it was plain he had the smoked -gtaaoe* <m Mill. Net one person about1 lot sueh trifles trouble me ho abould do. h ihoeesnd It is believed, by the publisher, that its general circutaiion will bo productive and abused the porter. A few mornings alter that, Peter had on what might bo called htablue glasses to please, update villa jCxclmmre* PRICES TO SUIT! At breokfort he watched all the children Oeo. a. WORTH, inwwr jrxxir<t nrarrntn Michigan_J»chang8- were a thankful That's Big Talk, Try it Now County, co that the book TAYLOR " ■Kt MILLIiriT wixEJtSszFfise -e* . At this there came an invisible head SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. Give us a call and we will warrant satirfaction. HARVEY WEIGHT, glad to tell you. They Arc gfcd cm* end I wish every man triih poor eyed had a pair like them." Peter Crisp had somothing the matter ith his oyoa; he needed spectacles to jHisfrllauu. help him to see. But this was no un­ common misfortune; hundreds of peo-.i* _v_ j. ._____ i i_____।___ t__ :__ NEW PUBLICATIONS. day of their live*, use glasses and can­ Bible Lyrics: The Mature Product of not get along without them. No; the Thirty Years' Study, by Rev. John A. chief trouble in Peter’s case was not in Murray. Soon to be issued in one elegant vol­ ume of about 500 double column pages, embellished with sixteen full page pho­ to-lithographs, from original designs by Dore, the eminent and uxrivallod French artist, whoso fruitful pencil, as is well Those in want of a Mnchino will plea so call and kt Mr. Phillips show of bis fine work. HT“ Rcmrmber tho plao \ one dopr West ut J. P. 1 . Co.'s Drug Store, south-aide State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. Hastings, May 10th, I860.—yl IjTlEASONABLE PRICES! N MICHAEL,* MOTTLIDITSTG-S xnnrlcct rntoe. HENUINE DRUGS & MEDICINES! “Neighbor, if it ii not rnaldag PETER CRISPS SPECTACLES Ca'h paying customer*, give ua a call Wo will cheerfully ehow our stock, that you nyiy compare prices with nay other firet-claee Store ' 8. C. PRINDLE, ICOSIeT PROBVTS. Setaty Public. Caerty- £3F"iu tho State. We have got the Goods and we want to aeU^^f them, and shall try to null you all we can and will satisfy you that it LstT is for your intores t to buy here. Wo warrant tho prices shall be satisfactory. Wo will take in exchange for our goods. WM. H." HAYFORD, ’0U3EY »r-t r.in**!iorto Law, aod Sollei- color of which could never be finely cut t™. It will bo printed on fine, tinted, laid and calendered paper, inode expressly for the purpose, and bound in thrco chaste and elegant styles:’ singular effect It vu thought by many 1st, Library edition; in brown Eng­ tqot they befogged him retiX tS lish morocco cloth, with beveled boards with circulars and full instructions, will bo sent to those taking agencies, for>2.00, Ihich amount may be deducted from is amount of the agent’s first order for twelve or more books. It will thus be seen that the outfit is practically given to agents. For forthrt Cloths nnd Ready-made Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, &c. DSrfTT8b''>ff for Barry Couoiy. SSUE* Like all of our publications, this work will lx> sold exclusively by subscription, and active, thorough-going agents are wanted in. every county. To any suita­ him one day ble perron who wi very cheerful ty hansel^ or put munioation with a tWw-rl »nd HlacoUsBSM* Bool,.Blank Book* .7 .11 kin*., Diartta. Copy Baoka Musical Isatrortlvn Hooka Aa. et.Mii NEWS, Are now offering for solo, a full Stock of iSfcw and Seasonable Goods, recently purchaaod in tho beet eastern marketo at tlio lowest possible pricM for cash. Oar stock includes a full lino of NUMBER 18. if he waa dumb ; and i THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTiONTcOMRADB I m annum. mado matters something better, still A chilling influence remained behind MA 4>tr M»o»' itura, Sial*Btn*fc FiTlOERM >• KATES OF ADVEKTU1KG. dreoo, hardly spooking a werfo A> extra English morocco doth, full gilt breakfast hs would sst nothing, ahd aa* sides, beck and edges, with hoveled seem to want anybody else to; ixwwl quently the whole family wpuLJ rit Ma| ------- with an—— JOHN ROBERTS, V BTS1CTAX and Sarjwa. Dwtlliagea Broad- She Jastinj# Jsaara ■ed waked it I �NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 8kr ’Rutisjj Szsnti plo are sending through freight to Chi- GEOCUK U. DEWF.Y DETROIT NOVETiTY WORKS Manuterture a Full Line of to fully endoroo that sentiment, and ho aimed too low End shot himself as instead of tho Lake Shore, and thht an early alliance between the Erie and would enforce it if- we could make the Lake Share is quite probabla CRACKERS tho residence of Matthew Johnson, and bored th.t Judge Cordoz* will remit being unable tq proceed further sank WE WARE EVERY DAY! oun WANTS Episcopal Pio-aic. Tho great want of thia village is, and tai to enable the Merchante to keep such goods as the public require, constantly on their shelves, and of a quality to bottom of the market so far aa prices ufacturern, of whxoh tho number should shops with the products of their labor, in their several deportments to an extant that will at all times enable thorn to fur­ nish the people with all the various im- point near Sheridan, about four miles assumed tho expense of interment and from Hastings, and in close proximity care while living. to that attractive spot, Thornapple Lake. School Library. The place selected for the day'e^lca' sores, a beautiful walnut grove, was During tho closing weeks ot tho last School year, a jfrojoct was entered upon for beginning a School Library, and terizc such occasions, when “fair women and brave men” lower their dignity far convenient room was fitted up for tho reception of books, and some valuable good time with the young and rising apporxtus was obtained; and now, th-.t generation. Every one lent themselves we have a library room, the question is, for the good of the whole, and a scene how can we furnish it with books and of hilarity and general festivity present­ curiosities, and other things of publie ed itself that we're rarely aeon equalled. interest with a very limited amount of As the sun indicated the hour of high moqpy f This, wo think, can bo done if noon, the unpacking of baskets by a all will take pride in the matter and ecore of fair hands claimed special at­ lend a helping hand. There can be no tention, and soon a long table prepared more important adjunct to an inytitntion for tho occasion was groaning with the of learning than a comprehensive and luxurious viands of tho season. Every well selected library. This fact has thing that could tempt tho palate, from a pickled beet to a lemon pie, waa served good schools in a town ore good libra­ in greet profusion. Spring chickens, ries ; yet there are few towns in the State, cold meats pickled oysters, gherkins, al departments of productive industry in pastry, a great variety of elegant cakes which they are engaged. But thia re­ quires, if success is to bo accomplished, to the good taste and generous hearts of untiring industry, and a proper classifi­ tho many Indios who prepared so royal tin entertainment Tho whole was cation of tho business of the Village. washed down with refreshing draughts of elegant coffee and tea and ice-cold lemonade. In the afternoon, reinforcements came what buainesa ho shall engage, ar what eUm of goods ho shall manufacture or1 truly picturesque aa they stretched far ' oul to. ptorid ..im, .ad u, on thrir oars, the songs of pleasant voices floating back to those on tho shore. signal of departing day, another colla­ tai would seek investment in our Village tion, fully equal to tho first one, waa and the prosperity of (nll bo largely in­ creased, while from thbjnfliix of popu­ weni at it with a will, until there wpro lation would come a homo market that scarcely enough of the frogmento rowould ensure to tho people of tho Coun­ moining to fill *' seven baskets fult” The happy party were picked up by ty as good prices fur their produce as can bo obtained elsewhere in the State. the 8 r. m. train, and were safely doporitod al their homes without the slightest occurrence to mar tho general happiness prosperity aa falls to the lot of any vil- of the day. Every one was delighted ; and it was a subject of univertal re­ mark, that a pleasanter or more delight­ desirable, beautiful and some occasion had never marked tho history of oar young villagers. AQE5TS WAXTKDFOS OF THE WORLD, FAMILY OROOERIE8, OLIVET COLLEGE, 1869 bandies. Lemons, Oranges, agents warted Xuts, &c. ’Till 8tSt“ SWIFT'S COCOA HAIR OIL! H Secret History OF THE CONFEDERACY The Best Hair-drewing in Use I V»£hctm?£’J3 John Hefiron WHOLESALE OYSTER & FRUIT NATIONAL POBLteHISacO rtulsdelpbta. “ HOUSE, Calb prvWjiG,' •tue4H Bct Hall's Vegetable *bi Uaa Hall'a Vegetable Si WHEAT BUYERS! Adopt Hall’s Vegetable S Gold & Silver Watches, GILLETT A HALL DETROIT. Soli! Silrer and PM Ware. TO LAKE SUPERIOR! DETROIT on a Music Hall. Drag Store of F. D. Areutr importance, that afford so little advan­ tages for reeding aa Hastings. The Sunday School Libraries, and thirty-five books belonging to the “ Reeding Cir­ Sewingr IVla.chine.. For a nucleus, we wish to obtain the ” New American Cyclopedia,” a library complete in itself—consisting of sixteen volumea'apd seven •Annuals,'*’ and cost­ ing, without the “ Annuals,” 196.00, which we could not hope to obtain if wo were to pay for it directly; but it is of- Are., Itairait, niek. WIGHTMAN & GREBLE 3: , *." , «totod«,> to.l to.. o Esnoa Bxsirxn, - From Middleville. ROBINSON & WIGHTMAN I- 0) Push ox rut Ojob V.'oex stMdiel and valuable bid Cheaper for Caub than any Houeo in Barry tono, help a good cause. I shall, there. subscrib^fbr this, and, nt the zam® time I shaft -fiak you for any book or books NEW Goons Direct from Factories. •o« gups yet that should without detay. Will the 8 riouer giro this matter pro. DAILY ^Specialities in every department. BUCKEYE REAPER & MOWER! I wish, also, to collect all the old “Dis­ RMS-* trict Library " books that /re scattered ?*7‘for!Eu,*'r —We are eole Agents for this Countv for through tbe town, and persons having POOFIKG “ the best intent Roofing nude. Cali and a« aunplM and get refftrence*. any of them will please hare them ARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand Re­ F. D. ACKLFI, Agent, Hastings, Mich. ready; so that they may bo returned pairing done promptly on short netice. ■■ -­ where they rightly belong. We would, Hutton, 1BA. April SO, IMO—,. WIGHTMAN A GREBLE. jacxsom, Lanuro a iaqiiaw a. a. H M April, IMS. objects of interest in Geology, Physiolo­ gy, Botany, or any other department of Science, and a record of all gifts in ary department whatever will be carefully m cn uinn iminimn.iuuui tAUIT MMetirg of the Regents of TUA15H NOBTU* ident of that Institution Any one feeling an interest in secur ing a valuable collection of books and Suicide at Middleville — A German Shoots Himself by Reason of Home­ that they cannot secure fur their gifts a sickness. TRAINS SOCTI1 30 CANAL STREET, . _ GRAND bapids NEW STORE, BEST GOODS, side, just below the false ribs, penetrat­ To tho above wo hare to say that tho ing the stomach and lodging near tho tral, Pennsylvania Central, Baltimore A Ohio and Michigan Southern Railroads tariff quse- IIPOBTANT TO FAROES! rf Deputy District Atfy MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOTHING FTTR-TSTISMIlsrC* GOODS months ago, having behind a brother Erie, Michigan Southern and Wabash CALIFORNIA A OREOOX QJUJD TBDM RAILWAY HATS, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, <fcC. But the policy of tho Ad- m 0) CLOTHING HOUSE! sooner than that they should be Eolith language vmy rapidly, and has Tillage by their public apiri the Vutago, who have long ARE MOW SELLING of ,.b- promoting knowledge; and if county Ed. Haamres Baxna:—A German named Peter Boling, who has been an­ able public documents, and If all will come forward with cordial support, wo Dauby & Co., committed can make a collection of which this univonal «motherwise enterprising town may not be M*fy and universal auflmgo candidate. ashamed, Respectfully, o'clock on the morning ofAho 17th. Tho W. J. 8tua»t. . never hare. lie, and hence in addition t rnsares their permanent SUCCESSORS TO ninanla State. THE AMNESTY QUESTION. AH tn «adj*Uy In-iMd to •* A. roex wrvxuv. ....... tii Bsmamut. in tho Townshi] tKa lino of the Grand AGENTS JH the d-----d, tyrannical government at Washington. It is iieo lloss to say that the resolution was unanimously adopt xl. venture to suggest that if tho men en~ gaged in the Dry Goods Trade would was tho next thing in order, and tell tn coons; those in the Grocery the “Little Chief,''—a monthly magnvoyage on tho glassy aur- xiuo for children, published at ladianacut capital to place before their custom­ ers more ample stocks from which to moke their selections ; and at tho same jirw bo better posted in the wants of the public, and consequently make their parehaiws more advantageously. lUTMEW milEM C8LIESE WONDERS Foaxicx.—Napoleon is still an inva­ lid. Marshal McMahon will probably HOnCEOPATlIY. Minister. A petition tor the Fenian prisoners baa been hand­ ed the Queen. Tho War Minister of Austria opposes a re-1 action of her army. omceo tew ol According to agreement with the Euri>poan and American Ministers, Jep^ CITY HOSPITAL. CLEVELAND,©. will inercaee her duti.----- _ i-------- 1 — from the year 1810. United Stalos offlcen at Philadelphia hare seized another vessel fur attempting to vi'date neutrali­ To Treat all Kinds of Diseases ty. A new conscription is taking place in Cuba. Cnsaimzirnc. — The Leavenworth BuUtim says: “During ths eclipse, st Council Bluffs, where it was almost to­ tal. a County Democratic Nominating Convention was in session. When »urrounding objects commenced to darken, not a little disgust and anxiety were manifested at the unexpected and un­ pleasant intrusion, and an ardent' wheel hone' of the Iowa Democracy offered a resolution denouncing it as dearly constitutional, and an unwarranted < CwatralBsd Brass Work for Steam. For Pamphlet Circulars addrcei that they were never concerned in any school and congregation of the Protestscheme to lock up money, and never aid Episcopal Gkurch, on Wednesday wilfully violated the usury tew. last, stands unsurpassed. The day was kindly cared for by Mr. Leonard and The completion of tho Grund River delightful; tho skies clear and bright, tho citizens of tho village generally. A post mortem examination was held It is generally believed that Fisk will Volley Railroad through tho county and a gentle breexo that prevailed tho defeat Ramsey in tho Albany A Susque­ Us, Parkhunt and Rich, when the facta hanna case, and the road will bo under balmy and salubrious. tho control of the Erie. Fourteen oul any village in the State. The party numbered eome hundred were elicitod. Tho funeral waa held at children and adults, all under the di- the Baptist church yesterday, a sermon tho road have sold their stock to tho appropriate to the occasion being Erie party, who claim a majority of tho purpoits, and especially for stock grow­ ing, while for tho production of wheat Bxscnorr, started on the 8:45 train, and preached by the Rev. Mr. Day, of Ann IB tf UttY M AGENTS ium fife aw nmMi. can, without embarrassment and with- □p this Summer fur a day’a out doer mediately summoned, and Drs. Ellis. it is without a rival. Hastings is al­ most in its Geographical centre, and should naturally, command tho businaas of the County, and its Merchants and Manutacturors should bo able at all times to successfully compote for.tho business of all parte of the County with those in any of the adjacent cities and vdlagee. But to do this successfully, NEW ADVESTISLUEM! Wm. H.- Burk 4 Cot, Column. SEED WHEAT AGEMOY. SPICER 4- WILSON PRACTICAL. OBNAMENTAL HOUSE, SIGN AND BUT BOD WHEAT in the WOKLP- SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACREtad VoteMai paintehs aSu*T£"-K- nuu . BfJfjrERs a.yd *>« WILSON. PRICES BAT.AG1?OJ< U.S. Morel �£sral itiid JliwUsuwus. REV AIVEtniENEWn. fin-k. on — Satarday-tUir e . , 10pressetaioa »treet fight and conviction as disordsrir nerw». and tho action of Jvxncx Bcmmxx in fi»ng them according to tho ordinance few fee HixjI hie m such om* mads and provided. It should be underrtood that any partis, caught fighting, druak or noisy, or in any other manner disturbing tho good order and quiet of our Villsge, will be at once arreited, and promptly brought to trial Liknwto., the Marshal should promptly arrest, aad bring before some 1 Justice of the' Peace all parties violating nnr nthar nf It____ . • ., .... lag., eapecxally tho*. offending by opmmg their ehope or other places of buti­ nes* on the Sabbath , and d Iu u „ can see, it should make no difforenuo whether th. front or M door, open*!- whether one sells ice cream and whisky, or whisky straight, or a£»•-», or yet docs any other btuinwu pro­ hibited by tho ordinance. nil. iu—The ladies of the Bapti-t SoriU hold an Ice Cream Social at noil, this (Wednesday) evening. * cordially invited to attend. A Tin Orrict has been established s! SxixmiN. in the Township of Costletun, on tho hno of the Grand River Val­ ley Railresd, midway between Hasting, and Nsshrille, called Meadville, and Rs. Mt*t> appointed postma tir. ronas over the Grocery Store of M cases. Rin A Allen. to the looms occupied by Ma. Juvn ss a Music Hall, in the Phanix Block, over the well known City Drug Store of F. D. Acklet. Wostkt or Imitation -Tho improvotaints being made to tho building ccou­ pled as a Bakery by Srewtar B corneas. These snon sei m to understand their I owa interest and tho wants of tho pub-, lit. and hone in addition to what they । are doing fur the improvement of tho Village by thoir public spirit and enter- , pri,e, they are building up a tradwthat' miuro, their permanent .succes, and the gnat convenience of the people of the Village, who have long fo’.t (he ne­ cessity of u First-Class Bakery. Stxated.—From the residence of the subscriber, in the township of Johns­ town, two 2-ycare-old heifers - one speckled, with short stub horns, chubby built, white face aad beDy, and a littlo white on tho hind lege; tho other a red roan, with white belly, and with horns similar to tho first A liberal reward will bo paid fur * information ‘ of their whereabouts. *Address Pxrxicx Lex, aug!8t3 Johnstown, Mich. run; B~=rf ” ia 1 nr; mU pfciva. pat jnbUabad, akieh gina aot t»l; tha Sanaa aad lataa, but alao Ua laaaaof aaebnanbar «f u, «»d Uad;. Tba ■> ia ItxS iaehra. aad aaata, wkatnaadaadaBnad, tobaa«>r. fan, 1130 to U M aootxdiaf te U» The Slnalea* Match I ~k. drtfa.rf 10 „ n ksts. Corn has been quirt and steady, duH and 1 to 8 lower. Tho shipping demand i, light, and the local trediW supplied from wsgoua There is a little wquiry for bariay, but no large quanti­ ty oa.-red, nominal at quota’ions. Ths —1__ i-------- and not being in good demand,_______ _ WONDERFUL, ECONOMICAL, AND USEFUL. tuuS- ^W»Misa4.SBfirL M. 4. YARNELL, | at a wide range of prices - ws quota fl to |l por bn. We quote tho smaUer fruits as soltows: Lawton blackberries, •2 to 12.50 por bu.; plum*, 12.50 to 14; huckleberries, $2.50 to |8. Butter quiet and steady. Tho Eavtcrn markets being well supplied, there u no demand for shipping. Eggs decidedly weaker, thoir being difficulty in effecting sales at 14. Proviatons are slightly advanced, i and firmly held at present rates, with moderate activity. Potatoes unsettled. Some sweet potatoes are on sale to-day at |10 to 11 per bbl. for Jerseys, and |0 to |iJ.5O for Illinois. Watermelons are in market at |35 to HO per 100. Wool DorrmjE wagons, Thx Labcxrt axd FixTst Aatorrxxxr ever offered in the County. I AIM TO SELL Genuine Articles. TlttEJES X TIEEI! TREES I GRAND RIVER TOWES, Lowell, Kent County, Mich. Ayer’s tasrair.! , Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. The Americas Odd Fellow for Au­ gust has among its varied contents:— Winning and Losing, a True Stoly of Wall street; Choosing a Profusion; Bringing up Children: An Odd Follow Abroad; Sctonlific and Curious Facts; Odd Follow Gems; Letters from Eu­ rope; Tlio My,tic Chain (music); What Wives should Know; Human Lifo; Robokah Dopxrtment; Ladies' Olio; ThoOrder in Australia; Cyrrespondanco from all quarters; Poetry; Miseellanv; Ac. l*uLlir,hed by Jons W. Oife, No. 96 Nassau street, New Turk. 12.00 per year. The Ladt's Fkiexd ros Ara err.—Tie Augu.t number of thia “ Queen of tho Moithliea" is adorned with a beautiful stool engraving of those two youthful lovers, " L’aul and Virginia"—a doubloPtgcd and handrotnoly colored Fashion late, containing tho latest Palis styles, and the uiual number of miaceUnneous engravings, illustrating sea-aids cos­ tumes, children's fashions, hat*, heod<lres««, dinner and walking toilets, Ac. Tito music of this month is a ballad, ‘‘Tho Ru e of Erin.” Those fascinat­ ing noveietv, * Roland Yorke; or, Duno in Passbn,** by Mrs. Henry Wood, aad "Between Two,” by Miss Elisabeth loading to tho Depot But there are j Pre* colt, are continued; We are glad to see that tho editor, in her usual ernsome gap, yet that should be filled up I sible way, object* decidedly to tho high­ without delay. Wil! the Street Ccmmis-I ! hi-cl folly, rublishi'd by Deacon A 1’ssioner giro this matter prompt attention? J; tenon, 819 Walnut itrcet, Philadelphia, Boiidcs, it seems to us that some of tho walls ordered on Broadway and the ad­ jacent streets stiolild be ‘ constructed •ffhou'. further delay. And if the pro­ New York, Aug. 20. prietors will not and can not be com­ There is no excitement whatever in pelled t-i construct them, t^cn wo hope financial < irctos, money being ca»y arid the Village Fathom will order them steady at u to 0 on call loans, though in built and paid for out of the Contingent sumo instances 4 per cent is taken. openud and c'.mod at 132, though Fund, iv the waixs cro a public nocei- Gold during tho day it was rather unsteady. Government socuritios »ru steady and unchangvd. In flour wo report trade IxTXXtsrtxo Rvxox.—There was a dull and market 10 to 12 tower on mo.t mooting of tho Reguntv of the University grades, receipts being much below those st Ana Arbor la it week, to elect a Pres­ of the curn»i>ondi3g day last wrtrk. ident of that Institution in place of Dx. Wo quote: Haven, resigned. Tho proceedings were iu secret session, but rumor Ijjis it, that in ccmidorativn of bls important im- While wheel vs Ira.......... T.s«dr .T» 7 S*®T i« Wheat is reported as dull and 2 to 4 pmvemoato in tho Orthography ol the English Language, tho posi­ lower than yesterday, wliils tho week tion wav tendered to Hox. James A. shows a decline of 0 to 8 on prwdpal erodes The now crop is coming in Swkbxt, of this Village. But that ow­ quite tritely, but brings no advance <m ing to hit smMKs stsderfy, pending the the price of old. Tho highest pnre paid question of his acceptance, the ban of to-day was SI 80 for new white South­ s-crecy was not removed, er the official ern. Corn has advanced 10 on tower rates, while only 2c. more on outside figprwolingt allowed to bo published. atM and this anlyfor,t£. best. Oats heavy and 0 to 8 loww than Done Derr. - It appearing by tho ox th. 18th- IVoviiions are record that one H. Wxxtxes, of Middle­ j D-ville, was doing business as a vender of U> Uio very ore lees active than y«rt«day- thou8h AO-red aad keeper of a Billiard Hall, pries rule firm. There is a littie without paying hie Revenue Tax,> war­ ness in prints and Western buyers do rant was issued by C. G. Holxxooe, Esq-, U. 6. Commissioner, by direction ffuaranloo Woolens are m good ■ap­ of Deputy District Att’y.Gxo. C. Wonts, ply and prices generally rule high. Detscit MAXxra. Esq., and Mr. Wdoxx* promptly arrest­ Detroit, Aug. 21. ed by Dep. U. 8. Marshal Gw’l W. H. Deceit on Friday last On being ex­ amined it appeared that there waa same doubt as to any real intention to defraud the Government on tho part of the rofpondent and ox payment of tho tax and necessary costs the case waa dismissed. CARRIAGE FACTORY! THE ENDLESS MATCH! MIDDLEVILLE Real Estate s Exchange AGENCYe Conducted by JOHN CAKVETH. Improved Fams aid Tillage Property FOR SALE &, EXCHANGE BUSINESS CARDS. A dressing which agreeable, kbalthy, and effectual for preserving tho hair. Faded or yray 1 hair ii won rntortd to iti original color vith the glou and frtihncu of youth. Thin hair is thick­ 1-nicF. ONLY tlM*. ened, falling hair checked, and bald­ to salt parckenr. ness often, though not always, cured ___ _______ H. WHIOBT. by its 'use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or thio glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it ciean and vigorous. Ils occasional use wiH prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, ai>d consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious ctibstonces which make some preparations dangerous and AND UNDER THE BEST CULTIVATION Ceed Delteten, p.eeo^&e. injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted 11 Aert* IThMt on Ik* GroSaJi Ow tllrS ■ \ whirti ell!go vitblksPara. merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing also can be found lOkdeairable. Coutaining neither oil nor dye, it docs not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long ou the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Axaltrcal Chemists, LOWELL, MASS. Music & Jewelry. W General Grocer, HARDWARE STORE' H. A. GOODYEAR, SPECIAL NOTICES. Dw Medicines, Groceries, STOVES, IRON. Orocerioi and Produce, H. A. GOODYEAR, ‘ Baite&Eickaiie Dealer, Shelf'Hardware and Cutlery, jjArriNGM , Dodge's Clehrated Plows WOOLEN FACTORY! Ws bsve p«robu«t Ik* soUr* isisrwt sf 0-. s. ■VATST BEVCrKTT, HastihmWhieh Factobt sr. bow p».^»d U ektr; It on ta .II tl. HALL’S u SM1SBUAN jREHXWER- IS A SPLENDID HAIB-DWSSINGI IASH FOR HIDES AND PELTf Price S6O an -Acre* �“Beyond tl»» BStarimippl,IFrsMM taSaarff ISO, • BeromnbSring the clots from which MbMootbe ofiase holding official poai%db VbAsr fits British Government are appointed, tho reader will not be butpried to learn that the sympathy of Bn^Mb society in Mauritius wm decidwdiy friendly to tho rebels in our recent ktreggle- Evidences of this, some of tUm ludicrous, some annoying, and many contemptible, it was my lot to en­ counter. In anticipation of a visit from the J btowa I waited upon the largest cpal-dealing house in tho Island—a i.vnto'*:1 "Jwjfc •< r*s<. Mat Wmi: u, ..i.V'J*’•■■SZ besought it, on a variety of grounds, not to supply the said rover, should she eater tho port, .With the means of continuing her pirati­ cal career; but I wm somewhat curtly told, “ The house has coals for whomsoRtrbsi money.” A few days later, the steamer laaderhilt camo into th" harbor, and before I had any communi­ cation with tho ship, I received a polite note from the aforesaid firm, saying that It hod excellent cools for sale, on very favorable terms, with which it would be happy to supply the Fanderlilt. In thanking tho noise for its favor, I wm aldo to say that sntisfcctory arrange­ ments with other parties would obviate the necessity of accepting its very kind MORTGAGE --------- - WM- VWOHM PROBATE ORDER. . irMZCW/ea.ronmto W J^rv.»-Als obortly after the capture of tho bark Sm Bride in Table Bay, which vessel Captain Sammee succeeded in selling to some British subjects, a letter appeared CESTIOM, COM LD r°<T. M M. G Capetown, wore largely inter­ acted in tho purchase of tho said Sm Bride. The next day, tho same journal contained a note from Mr. Sereudat, a r. . ■‘•a <»• m»u sununor merchant of Port Louis, and the Portu­ gese Consul, .saying that he was the I”X«“. ei u‘’ correspondent of the Capetown firm, and that ho could safely deny that it had, or Would have anything to do with this at­ Hole owawi of Osllmra', and RrifolilFumu. tempt to appropriate uncondemned cap­ tured property. A few weeks later, tho cargo of the Sro Bride, after various wanderings and transshipments, arrived al Mauritius, where, all efforts to re­ claim it for tho lawfol owners being uasuoceaaful, thia Mr. Sercndat, forgetting p. horror of piracy, accented the con-1 sigmnent of the same, amidst the laugh­ ter of the town,—so great a difference doos a fat commission make. , It wns also a nut unfroqueat remark of British officers, that we could not, that ft wm undesirable wo should, supproas the groat rebellion. "You are get­ ting too large and too strong,'’ said they. .** There is room for a half-domn nations In your immense territory. If you go on increasing in numbers, and develop­ ing your resources for a generation Iongw, no power on earth can cope with you. You will bowl us all down, like a act of t inpins,"—a frank confession of a feeling for more prevalent and powerful . than wm often willingly admitted. In . one portion in an influential po- ;C«jh Prill. tiilm Win. *e_ , iutiou in the colony, and but two or , .throe in any sphere, expressed to me , any sympathy with our Government, or । BIWlSSS- tgmer, r. a. DB. 0. C. UBBL PRODATEORDER. MORTGAGE ■e mUI exurt.^. at Ik* itoit eft iH-mt.liWi >aui tan wmx Sw? 5®®** ’ XfeuU MsnMU. JSL-h.. Ji), r.n.. : iold»roo e*jraea!oli»i Dollls. PnM teal to «nj sddrea br sx>na or IJrtOO. RWgh to say frequently that from our . conversations ana oanwpondence he hod derived much valuable information, enabling him to understand thst, what> ever the pretences on cither hand, tho real struggle was between Freedom nud Barwy, and enlisting his earnest desire fof the maintenanu' of our Government —Fsbwai’s 1800. MIDDtXVUXS Drug & Bookstore. Cot Tsu Or *x» Kxxr It.—Frank­ lin Byre, a highly respectable and intel­ ligent former of Galena, Kent count;, Maryland, givea the following m a sure [Tho following dialogue is said to have earn for the bite of a mad dog. As will boon overheard on the comer of State be seen, he has tested it with tho moat & Jcffcnon streets, a few days ago.] grafifflng results:— “ Eiocampane is a plant well known to moat persons, and ft io to be found in many of our gardens. Immediately af•isr befng bitten take one and a hnlf " Where's that?” ounces of the root of tho plant—the green root is perhaps preferable but tho First door West of the Bank, tho beat dried will answer, and may bo found in place to buy goods in Michigan ? our drug stores, and wm used by me— “ TOY DON’T BAY!—What kind of slice or bruted, put it in a pint of fresh Goods F’ milk, boil down to half a rant, strain, and when cold drink it, fasting at leMt six hours afterward. Tho next morning, footing, repeat tho does, prepared m tho last, and thia will bo auflieieut It ia ro- “ WHO DOES BUSINESS THERE!" oomznendod that after «ach dose nothing be eaten far at leMt six hours. J h«vo a aon who wm bitten by a mad “Oh! that toller that got burned out J— dog eighteen years ago, and four oiher Whsn’d he get into that new placeF’ ohUdren ia tho neighborhood were also bitten; they took tho above dooe, and “About the first of December." Como, are alirs aad wail to thisday. Aad I go down and see his new store 1 have known a number of othera who “ 'Nott San! Do they do much work ware Litton and applied the same rem- tharoF’ “ Where’e ye ’goinT9 TO THS CITY DRUGG STORE, F. D. ACKLEY. “ YES SER-EE. They’ll make a £hs^ it is aapDCMd that tho root contains a principle which, being taken up by the ftor run if you carry it to 'em." Blood in its cironlattoa, counteracta or “ CHARGE HIGH—do they F’ ■eutraliroa the deadly offsets of tho virus confidence in thia aim-' pie rantedy that I am willing you should gftu my name iu connodion with this I ,J MtDDLmU*. MICHIGAN D"-HADriELD-S EQUALIZER. Vanlyris can be Cnxvdl * GEORGE PBE8T0B Io,ll-M"ralUr.U#tltoW, S W.H fctaoua GROCERIES * •f Dr. UaaasM's Loa^.-, .J7 uaailrer, «ad Ktner,! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-09-01.pdf 38ad64bda264828b48b26774b9a2b341 PDF Text Text gilt SastiuflS ?«»■»» <Eljc postings Cnnncr. GEO. M. DEWEY AT niaTIXOS. 11BBT CO., NICK. am 3**tiu» !»••« «•««■ «r MTtrauw. *11 ar OBO. M. DEWBT. VOL. XIV. I TASTINGS, MICHIGAN,WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1, I8G9. BiisiiiMS Jircctonj. i to with PTM»IMM .sr>;x ZfXaa4 sa1 c. JL TINKHAM, The Executive Committee take this oc- NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just returned from E H. MALLORY, al th* Court Uuaa MMtFK WM. UPJOHN, knl'MCI IN sndSanisso. OAos rd. . J. II.UUll. '■ ------ with an------ ■ IMMENSE STOCK of Seasonable Goods which I offer at X' X'tXCZ*JEsjoSsI that will Astonish. i w vnooxin DEftrrr s S. 0. PRINDLE. ris*fi!I*’c«C. °f Hartte*. >«Cu , efXtw York. Ollie* ~ WM. H. HAXT0RD, VORSEV B-l C.uamllor al to>*. . il.lcL a UUJ*. .____ 1. ?. ROBERTS & CO'. f - President Direcion: T. Atrorz. 0. B. Bixkau, J. 0. Haxxa, Ghjixxt SratxxR, W. P. Bumtol. Second bort do, duty al night to the animals end tsoo 1 00 1 00 Thirl boat dot 1. Tho Executive Ckimrnittoo will BartOow. Beit Colt 1 year old, Second best do, the village of Hastings, on Thursday Third best do, and Friday, October 7th and 8th, 1869. tuto Tickets: Third beat do, Tickets of m mbership (not transfera­ ehairman. CLASS NO. 8—Diatt Haann. ble), one dollar, will admit members of 8. Each Viewing Committee win EXCELSIOR When ty-ons yean < once of the F Beet Draft Team, 25 cents; Children over 8 and Third boat do, THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ............. ccpt by tho persons I ' long, will be forfeited. Are now offering for snlo, a full .Stock of New and Seasonable Goodn, recently purchased in tho boat eastern markets at the lowest possible pricoi for cash. Our stock includes a full lino of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Roady-mado Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoos, Groceries, Ac. Third best do, CLASS 1 Second beat do, rtionsry premiums Third beat do. Draft Teams will take pure. At one o’clock, tho trial pf Female Equestoianship will take place, to be imme8iately followed by Female Driving of Teams, Be would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines in the world— ■ Third best CLASS NOi 9-Wi Order of Exercinea FiuttDat:—Thursday, the first day of tho Fair, will be occupied in entering Stock and articles not previously entered, up to 12 o’clock at noon. The Execu- iS7“Ca b paying customers, give us a call. Wo will cboerfnlly show you_£] need within the County far farming purour stock, that yotr may oumpare prices with any other firnt-cloas Store Boat Jack, fy in tho State. Wo have got tho Goods and wo want to «oll_^3 time the trial of trotting stock will com__ them, and shall try to sdl you all wp can and will satisfy you that it ST'is foryour internet to buy here? Wo warrant tho prices ahaU be satisfactory. Third boat do, Best Mule team. Blitter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c. Second beat do, Third beet do, Best Mnl" Colt 2 yearn old, Second do, Beet Bucking Colt, exhibition. At three o'clock the Annu­ al Address will bo delivered at Use Hand, 00 Third treat do, 00 Best II oiler 1 year old, 00 Second bret do, 00 Third best do, Boat rucking Bull Calf, Second bent do, Third best do, Best tucking Heifer Calf, 1 00 2 2 8 2 1 00 Those in want of a Machine will ploavi eall and lot “rJTiiU.na show you some of bin fine work. Rem*mber the plnoo, one door West of L P. Roberts a Co.'a Drag Store, south-si Jo State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. II artingo, May 10th, 1869—yl 13F ENUINE drugs DRUGS * MEDICINES! enuine & medico u mt. ■ G JOHN MICHAEL, BOC<». i»d C«X'qt» OI«W REASONABLE PRICES! AT THE K U — HASTINGS DRUG STORE. STOR PURE PAINTS <fc OILS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, . ” WM. L. C0B3. ATTOBXEV ti-i C-seerftor al JttifM— Gilbert Striker, C. McQueen, GENERAL RULES. 1. AU competitors fur premiums, judges and officers, ahull bo rvaidrntn of the County and members of tho Society, and no intoresU-d party shall pass judg­ ment on property that ho or his family 11. Exhibitors of thorough-bred shall exhibit atock are requested to furnuh a pedi2. All animals and articles intonded for exhibition shall be entered on or be­ J. M. NEVINS, Swrrfary. fore 12 o'clock of Thursday, the 1st day JUST* JEV.ElCJSX'Vr3E:l>. otmnrov>D.,rnumv’r"‘TE , EiD' osnn rewm cExciKE Bsot-ira cnowx i.kad. tion, no that tho judges will hare no dif­ ficulty in finding them. r. *o_ ' ■ - r w.ll f.V. nn. O^nn POUNDS HARTLETT PURE LEAD. 2500 iQQQ POUNDS GENUINE FRENCH ZINC. 85 00 nuiuir. ApH 2011, isco -n'- . _________________ ___ 1 00 iag the flrot premium at any Fair, shall, tho onaceedinn Third Bost do .. .1 00 CLASS N0.N-Taamn Stock. XEW GOODS WI. JONES, BUBGEOX DvntUt. ••uU e»U «* ‘‘Jf DR. C. 0. SCOTT, TXEtTISTBV- V t. M. WHITFORD. Rail Road pri 00 Third best do. 00 Be* aueking Ball C<14 00 00 60 75 Third boat do, CLASS NO. 7-ltirivx Cxrnx ' Best sucking Hoifor Calf, Second best do, Third best do, CLASS NO. 2—Dibwax Gunn. Zw^t - Gilbert Striker, Q McQueen, 1 50 1 50 Beet BnH i years old. Best Bull 1 year old. Second beet do, Beet Bull 1 year oM, 1 60 1 60 1 60 TfeMbcUdcs Best Cow. 8 00 S 00 8 00 1 50 animais and articles offered Third do., Beet do. HOLBROOK R MILM, Third best do, Best Heifer 1 year old, Second best do, , Third best do, Best sucking Bull Calf Boat Cow, | OOKOUT FOITMECAU! luollalln ooi'ewo •• ——• i.collsell■(. 2 00 2 00 Third beat do, Best Bull 1 year old, 1 50 Second best do. Third beet do, Second beat do, Third beat do, Beat Cow, 3 00 1 00 2 00 llUJIvvilla, Ml XT __________ _ ~ 84 00 Third beat do, Beat Bull 2 yean old. 1 00 that defies competition. Give us a call and we will J. p. ROBERTS de CO. HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTOHSKY .nd C-innerlter •« S<?„ DIVISION A—ISarees. CLASS NO. l—&uujo:aa. foot—Richard Janos, Wm. Tinkler, Second Beat do., Third Best do, Best Bullion 8 years old, e EASTINGS HORSE. C.raw rf SUU »».l Cbnreb Slrvaw. 0 Hanna Best Bull 3 yearn bld ar avs^ Second best do, Third boot do, LIST OF PREMIUMS thin rule. 8. Exhibitors will be careful to hare To be Awarded al the Seventeenth ANNUAL FAIR of the Barry County Agricultural Society, to be Held at rise they will lie overlooked by tho Hastings, Thursday and Friday, Oc­ tober 7th and 8th, 1869. turpentine RARROtVS, Ilia P»t O»«« B“5W.1« . I'nmrw I* Wa abv. unknul Iaib_lH» W. ...,b*?M-slib.P.3rWM Third do., All tea ma are strictly forbidden to factor than a walk within the Third do- Sfr*. Best Backlog Bull C»Jf, TUrwoeetao, _Jr*Bert sueking Helfer Calf, Oa««dbO*0* ' „ n r •. CLASS Na s. ®ki«w Third da, Evrarrainro to please, AJXiBN * PRICES TO SUIT! Third beet do. Second do, ■ttudd©. CUBS NO. 4. Mararra Hoasxs roa Caxxum Rom- TWadbsaido, Best Bull 1 ysar old, sw tar Rutii GEO. a. WORTH, ' X CARD, Michigan Exchange. That’s Big Talk, „ Try it Bow. MRS- TXYLOR iew nuiiautWrt 2 00 CLARA NO. 7. Cotts—Maxis n Gxlxixm. 2. ■BCJeCJS JF-X-OJEAEITVCEI. c. 0. H0LBR00X. ATTOZXKY .1 L>«. .-Winter In Ct 4-Boww OMR Barry County Agricultural Society will ■ rr.HUWSl, DR. C. C. LINSLEY, OFFICERS OF THI SOCIETY: D. G. Roamox, - Treaaurer. S. J. Bibilmax, - Vioo Preaidant Pxxxx Csamm, ■ MarahaL CLASS MO. win be no cause for complaint, light Vatah. Second beet do, ALLEN BENNETT. Huntings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1809.—yl ATTi’.STIOK, C0MBASS! nnBKB U.lH1KT. X CLABBN0.8. xrai u» Aovunon: IVO TBOLBLE TO HHOTV OOOI1H H. J. HANEY. FUTirtlV a»a Sareroo. OO J Of the Barry OevrtyAgria^tsral Booltty. st Hastings, on Thursday and Friday, Octobar 7th and 8th, 1889. I. C. Bbat, NEW YORK AND BOSTON JOHN ROBERTS, NUMBER 1». SBJBWHinUALFUB CASH STORE! CHARLES II. RAVER. SJ ■•WIUM^a.taTC,Him. asilM lists «**• CLAM NO. 5. aww Third bM»«e, 8 ■a** mu* £ Bentpatrajma lywaUSteMt �NEW apvkrtibements. ; Chr gssting* S»«»er. tpOBCnBAJP O0v ^eity, HARDWARE STORE' H. A. GOODYEAR, C RAC KERS br the P»e"fl ®r Oppo.lteto DrlokDlook. ‘S.’X-4—loaf corn bread, collection of Cake made by one exhibitor, carad Ham, with statement of man, Z. B. Hoyt. Brat 6 grade of eatUo to be owned ' byonclndfvldualjy'raoravcr.ls 00 Beat 6 or more native cattle owned ' * • byon«U»dlvidual4y'"*«’», 2 M Bee* 6 or more fall blooded cattle, STOVES, IRON, We give up tho most of otir space this week to tl<e Barry County Agricul­ BT EEL, ' tural Society, to tho end that tho pro­ gramme for tho forthcoming Fair may Tin and Sheet Iron Ware be generally known. We believe the JT47ZA • ffLUA people do not so fully appreciate tho ben­ O/AdZJUA PWTF. efits to bo derived from those Agricul­ XsChrapas on tBe Wall Hoad, tural Fairs os they should, and that * drtln^'Tren.itort.Uon. oonaoquently they do not make the ex­ Fuik.br *lt..tbe paid i« Ordrr for hibition what it ought to be. The pre­ mium list is extended to embrace a tldrd ciaas, and several addition* to the vari­ ous clawes mode, and if tho fanner* of Eave Troughs tho County rill neo to it that tho stock Made and put up on Short Notice. growing interest of the County is fully in cniM or and fairly represented, thia alone would make the Fair a derided success. But Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery» in Cereal*, tho product* of the County cannot bo surpassed in the State, and it should be tho pride aa it certainly is the interest of our people to make thia ap­ parent at tho annual exhibition* of the For Sale at Kalnmagoo Prices. produetira industry of the County. ---- -------Como then, with your choice herd* of imported Cattle, Sheep and Swine; your blooded Horera, and your Farm and Garden Product*, from every Township; and let this Exhibition bo a lasting credit to our County. WE SAKS EVERT DAT! iih sist mi rrm*as. H«mw minss ctiim Opera in Detroit September IBUu For Pamphlet Circulars, address BUEAJD. 1BA BATUKW, PrarifleM, ItVSK. era ..4. 4^4 arausmra* rf-teu CAKB,eri*M CHBK8K; slss, FAMILY Bcvriea, Belter, Lark aud E«a. *• Cltr Bakerr, eo*a« •< lafcroo. and Coart Sirwts. rrEWABT BBO’S. HaaUup. laljr (1st, I Ml.-If JTXtDCCU rsicis. Beet patchwork Quilt, •• white Quilt, “ pair woolen Blankets, B. J. BFLO'WKT. E>. TTOMtSOPATniC Pbysta.* aed 8arr«.n, Al iateol Secret History OF THE CONFEDERACY The Beat Hair-dretring in Use! “ tJHSrJsa,. John Heflron, CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND,O. Haa parmantlv focaiad ia liaaflaru JtStfeg 1 aad daily «o.aoluno-a->lh Ifca mn.l aewntlte A/.dkal Ma. ia tba City, it praparrd Ie ’ mJ J n OYSTER & Sn-Bcnl 8xx Hxxxl!— FRUIT I must have mone i*u.r**<* I HOUSE, To Treat all Kinds of Diseases 918 Jefferson Are..Petrol*, Mich. ■ iih lb. Latest sad rnoal Improved tomia of i Oa« .var O D. Brtnniao'a Nlorr. ear. jtete aodJeXaraon alrtat Call* promptly attended to day or night. ConantlnLoni Free. marl«rl 1 $ Worsted Slipper*, Mantilla, pair Lamp Mata, Foot Mat, Lace Cap, worked CUtar, under Stosses, H ih lf Tidy, SUk Blanket, Mr. Greeley illustrated one of his ar­ ticle* on political economy by reference to the suoccesful manufacture of watches in thia country: “ The history of tho watch manufac­ ture in this country i* full of instruction* and encouragement. Though we ba.1 made our own clock t, and some to sell, for a half century, we had depended en­ tirely on Europe for our watches, down nearly or quite to i860, when the man- OF THE WORLD." IlOXCEOPATHY. Dodge's Clebrated Plows iii Beet wool Carpet, Second beet do, Real rag Carpet, Second brat do. Brat pair woolen Stocking*, CLAUS NO. *—LoxG Wools. Second beet do, Judgea-T. Alton, M. L. WUtlama, A. Brat pair Wooten Gloves, KHalL “ pair woolen MlUena, “ pound woolen Yarn, made Shirt, •< Ottoman Cover, •• fancy chair Cover, ■ OBOOEHIE8, Candies. Lemons, Building Mat erials. Oranges, iite. Muis.^c. Caab paid For alt kl*4* •! rlf Fruit*. SWIFT’S COCOA HAIR OIL! Jedgra-H. B. Barnum, H. Baton, D. CV Ban barn. Brat ppsnlsh Buck, (foil Mood) M 00 Second brat do, 1 00 Brat Spanish Ewee, 2 or more, (foil blood) 2 00 APEX TH WAXTU) Full WONDERS >1 urn u. VtorMiklj Improved, wlib • *wd orchard, a am.II Pram* lionaa, aid nrcauau oot brildla**. anlh pmC Wall aod Clat.ro Tarma: Its par aero, with. r**aa.aMa cradil. tnqalra ot tb« tubaenter on U>a pram-art O. C. BATEN. Ya.kaa Bprinr*. April 1*1^. l**». aprlum £^AND rLASTCB, . WATER MME... « QUICK LIME, la aodlraa QuaUtlaa, for Sala by j. COLE a* BOX. B. KEBRICK. rSMBSf lawto’ Boot*.—W a. II 8so hare just received a west of the finest Gaiter dice and Mia-oa over l>r market It will pay to go at the sig. of the-Big B Xurth side of State street. WHEAT BUYERS! Gold & Silver Watches, CXXK’KH. Fino Gold dTo-vrclry, Solii Silver aii Platel Ware. Wstchea. CJockaand Jew.lry Repaired and Wnmtaind. Ia the Uardwar. Store of koblaann * Wlgbt- Haaliap. Xna. t»ib. ISM. . No Exa to Inraorxxxx ahown yeeterday a B,IW ^exhibition at tho of Jaa^Cuax, that surp rirataUty ead beauty, eny evre aeon. New Buggies f will hereaftor bo furnish deel *S*tf ton, E. D. Reid, Beet Boor, Second beet do, Boot Pig fl mOEthi old. Beat breeding Sow and Pigs, Tax Nxw Trcx C*un on R IL wvut into effect Train* now leave Healin WIGHTMAN & GREBLE a.; Exproo. et 1:15 r. X Irern Jaekeon for Hasti IdudriUe—Mixed, at G; *5 Hating* -Express nt 1 ROBINSON * WIGHTMAN train alao runs from Hu pair common Bleed, pair Bantams, pair Geese, pair Ducks, by one exhibitor, collection of Fall Apple., collection of Winter Apples, collection Grapes, half down Long Blood Beeta, half doa. Turnip Beeta, half doc. Sugar Beeta, hairdos. Rate Bags., hair do*. Pa.-in.ps, hairdo*. Carrots, fidently predict that the day is not disfont when we shall export watches as regularly and us extensively aa we hare lung exported clocks—sending them even to China—and I believe this tri­ umph ia due not mon to the ability evinced at Waltham to make good walcfae. cheaply, than to the judicious enterprise exhibited by M.iara Robbins 4 Appleton in making their exteltenoo universally known. What has been done by them i* important aa showing what may, to like rwofit, NattoaxI aa well aa personal, be done in many other departments of manufacturing industry.' ’ GIN were sued out of lira Ci ■training tho sale of tho p iagto the Estate of Ebjlxk Ilrrr, of Charlotte, a wel Shark.” and Jaxra A. we venture to guess that Mt flatter their vanity; £ POOPING —We are sole Agents for this Count? for tb tho best 1 intent Rooflnir made. Call and nceanmnlrw ami a tn Hxea*s Coaxes. — Imp JZrisar C'trptu involving tiona, have been brough two Wkb one Wix appta, to toot tho legalit lags of certain officer* fleet State of Middles ill Z*r, Wim 0m, Ill's, ) August ISth, 1869, \ CknPIvw, Cultivator, CLASS NO. 2. Judp«-Rcv. E. Curttaa, Mrs. D. Stri­ ker, Mrs. IL A. Buxclc, Mr*. A. Bod­ cock. Mrs. D. B. Pratt. Brat* greatest variety of flower*, *4 00 Judffn-r. M. Galloway. A. D. Badcock, Mira D. Trego, b R. J. Great, Mrs. J.C. Hanna. BratRMtor, MM M . E>. Hinn:—Perhaps tho many readers of your paper would like to boar from Southern Illinois. Thi* is a splen­ did country for raising crop*. We have very nioo corn here thio season, and wheat and oat* inrpas* anything I over •nw in Michigan, notwithstanding it has boon a very wet season. Wheat ia now worth from 85 tents to *1.00 par bushel; cats 80 cent*. We have excellent school pnd church privilege*. It ia ssneh easier here tilling the tend then it ia in tho timber, and ia ready for the plow without any clearing. Tho prairie flower* are beautiful to behold. We have any amount of fruit of all kinds, especially peaches, which are very abundant Wo are situated nine miles frow Clay City. which ie ihe near­ est railroad station, and it i* a my en­ terprising little city. Mount Erie ie a thriving little place, minws the railroad, four mite* from here, which wo can — those few ty, at Charlotte. We h a report this week, bu next to give a full r-p CLOTHING HOUSE! SO CANAL HTREET, GRAND RAPIDS. NEW STORE, BEST GOODS, __________ LO WEST PRICES. MPOBTAIT TO FAfiKRS! HATS, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, &.C. saxn wksat ages?7- CALIFORNIA * OREGON SPICER $ H'IL8O.Y, PBACTICAL, DHNAMBNTAL HOUSE, HlGN AND <<LA-RRIjkGK PAINTDna .t xassc.r. Mr oooaiag, by Nx Meara that Ma. Oaaxna foaaafl of Ma. Baow that adtor Ira W so lea Ma, mws sold tho Poor, and Mu. Pxxr M Ma. I -••I �jCoal and SHwrtWuttmw. COMMBRCIAL SEW UVEtTISEUEXT*. IffWUt gLKIY COUNTY CARRIAGE FACTORY! THE EJrfiEESS MATCH! Thn Endle.. Match I woxDsiuvu ECONOMICAL, r J AND USEFUL. ----------- - — in Hasses of eitixans psrtimpated, and tho RepuUieuu eorriad ths State on tho platform of universal suffrage and the rumoval of dteahOitte. impo^ by the Fourteenth Amendment Than ia no division in tho party, and the Senator regards the State aa certain for the Re­ publicans in tho future. Of the other Southern States he My>: The Carolinas and Florida are sure for the straight out Republicans, but that Georgia is doubtful, with tho chance, in favor of a Rebel victory, owing to tho vacillating course of tho Radicals there on the question of the right under the Constitution of tho Freedmen to hold office, though tho prompt repudiaBou of JJtffi f'ffdM* Sicilian Hair Rrnrttrr, the unwise action of the ].egi»!aiurv by tb tnuet popular preparation of the age. the Supreme Court is having the effect All by ail druggists. to unite the Freedmen in furor of the Administration, and polity of General Sxx Unis! Sex Hsm!!—MyAcar eas­ terner. I must hare money to pay my dtb'.i. ryV «/• I have waited till my Tnx microfcope shows the color of the pUieaee is well nigh gone. Gaee at onn hair dns to a deposition of pigment ia »nl pay up aeootml. To its substance. Wlu-n the hair glands become enfeebled, this pigment fails. One after another tho haini become white,* or fall out, producing baldiws. Limbi’ Boors.—Wx. II. Dianna & Baldness is easy to prevent but hard to fist hare just rec-iired a large utort- cure. Ana’s ILire Vioca stops it: even tlrst of the finest (ihjtaT Bouts fur Laresturea the hair sometimes : always re­ <|es and Mir es over brought to this stores its oiler. ‘ “ udiati renovation sitkel It will pay to g<> und seo them softness, freshness « the sign «f the •* Big Boot,” on the and the gloss of youth. Thia great or­ Xurth tale of SutaltTfct. nament should Vie preserved amen it can No Esb to iMranrrMXSTT.— Wo were bo by Ates’s Hatb Vioot, which is beau­ itown yc<tenlay a Patrol B"nf Tap, tifully dean and free from anything in­ B m ua exhibition at the Carriage Shop jurious to the hair. (Tribnne, Spring­ . of J*scH'l»b<, that surpassed, for de* ville, N. Y. HASTINGS, MICH. AMERICAN SPECIAL NOTICES. ejRSirrtvx' Iliini Coxrrs.— Important esses of IWsoi Ctrptu involving intricate quos lions, hive teen brought within tho past two weeks, by cne WiratM, of Thornapple. Io test tho legality of tho proocedisP of certain officers in tho Indepen­ dent Stateof Middleville, before the Gr­ exit Court Commissioner of Eaton Coun­ ?1R®E' JpOB. SJkXtEl 1 DRUGS, BUSINESS CARDS. * or m *caa>, GROCERIES. HALL’S VKtTABlE ilClUAN HAIR BOOKS. 'ReNEWER. STATIONERY, Music & Jewelry. IIAHTIXGH. A Portable Engine and Shingle Machine, General Grocer, Dmp, Melies, Grasria, 8?ra».u,. wit-ais ■a a thirty >~n' >• tStstasL TREES 1 T|EES! GRAND RIVKR NURSERIES, Lowell, Kent County, lich. H. A. GOODYEAR, weeks of five days each. JOHN H. PALMER. Co. 8upt- Schools. Ratal Map Data, Tux Mjckiolx CxxT*iL--On Mon­ day of this wonk a fast train was placed on this exceedingly popular road, run­ ning in connection with tost trains on tho Great Western, N. Y. Central and Hudson River roads, which makes the 2M miles between Detroit and Chicago in right hours and a halt This train loaves Detroit at 7JO A and roaches Chicago at 4 r. X., probably passing Jackson at about 10 o‘clock, and Battle Crook not far from 11 o’clock; bnt wd shall haro full particulars in the time CiMU~U. S:IS “ ha.--- , who prepared to erect 00 tho premises a livery bam in defiance Ontad. MOp*4 cu-r>Oof Mt Csixball'a leave, and brooking Hl l.nd. 11.-00 » •- TwU. ™« OM»»•I'd picking locks, 4t, obtained a par­ b„ Ou th" “ possession CtaJBiU, finding aome of their traps infringing on his potato* farm 0» SfcUob IS, laTbaruro>«; TOAara 1- |~T'’ rd.dMrea WbralMitte grand; Oasdiohard. Log Urar. «rU voters । Fmalag laiplcBtata, Tbra Haga, Tas j|ArriNGN WOOLEN FACTORY! ty, at Charlotte. We have no space for • report this weak, but intend in our next to giro a full report of tho ran, the part certain uffichrs of our County hate taken in the matter, and tho final table soon. ___ deriuoa in (he case of the secund writ, Lan Sxoax A Mrcxioix Soernxxx the issue not having been determined at Bui.WAT.-Tbo following time table this writing. took effect on Monday, # this wsek:Trnins leers Detroit as follows: CUroHxctsl—An outrageous assault was land and Buffalo Express, cade upon Srrrxxs E. Cbaxbau, onr , •cwnpHshed Village Recorder, on Tuee- -■r—■ land Buffalo, S p. Chicago and Cia 4*y evening, by Nau. Pains. It rincianati. fo50 p. ; Ctoroland and**a“ that Ms. Cuniu. leased n piece Buffalo (with alsepiag car fur Cleveland), ol ground of Mt Bxowx, Car a garden— that after he bs^ so leased tho premises, 12:10 p. m. Trains arrivs as follows: hi, Bxo-s ,old the to Ma- A R. Buffalo and Cleveland (Jssping ear for “J ftirr. and Mt Putt to W. Pains cu^d). •:« * »I I*kh, proceeded to remove them, when Nxu Psixm .truck him over the heed *i»h a fence picket, inflicting a eeriona, 0" THt 10ST REAM"ABLI TDUK. I AIM TO SELL olliiar. ■ l‘*f« • lr»re Jackson fur Hastings and llfab- will take into consideration, and vote banhillo—Mixed, al G:l5 a. x,; ana fur upon all tho questions usually dreaded lis tings - Express, nt h.4o r. x. A at that time, with the exr. pt»on uf the money for the support of thn erhool and the purchase of fuel; all funds for these j exposes being asses ed 1 y tho Super­ Ewotxxe.—Wo learn that by some visor, from an estimate made by the k ad of Aeciu poeia peculiar to the office Di triet Board and submitted to him on tliiity children of school age must sus­ tain five months’ school in each year, on l«in of forfeiture of their share in the two mill tax and piitnary school fundz 4th. A school month conauta of four DOUBLE WAGONS. Tua Liiaxn in Fmn Ajoonxcti over offered in tho County. Genuine Articles. Ina-much aa the amended School Law will not reach tho district officers of this County before tho Annual Meeting; tho attention of all concerned is hereby Txt Nrw Tmx Casb on the 0. R. V. called to tho now features in tho law. It IL went into effet on Monday. 1st. All Rato Bill*, or assessments Trains now leave Hastings for Jackson per scholar, for any purpose whalorcr and intermediate points - Mixed, at G a. i ; Exjire •*. nt 1:15 r. x. Returning; 2d. Voters at the Annual Meeting on Jeff-r>nn street, writs of Injunction or before the second Monday in Ovtober Rd. All districts haring moro than PHILADELPHIA, PA. ORGANIZED 1850. lirsUlity and beauty, northing wo hare m-r teen. New Buggies from this Shop sill her-sftar bo furnished with this improved '* lop.” A word to tho wise ia straining tho sale of tho property belong­ ing to th- Estate of Fsa.xk Alles, by ono Urn. of Charlotte, a well known “Land Shark.” and Jases A. Swkxxxt. But we r-nture to guc^ that tho result will tot flatter their vahity ; nor do wo de­ sire to bo rcckunnd among tho class of men who invoke the aid of legal quibUcs to plunder the Widow anti Orphan- First-Class BUGGIES LIFE INSURANCE COIPANY, Accounts and Notes ■ MIDDLEVILLE Accounts and Notes HastmuWhiei Factor Beal Estate 1 Exchange , A Aeoouts and Notes A. Gr E N C Y > br^abM." r£uUte7aUss’itoi7<»«>te"’ oustom: carding, Conducted by ABD Wo Jfcaa W*aJ Fa &gr, Ayer’s Ague Cure, We Mta» WJteT We 3ay, WtMaart NW .wi !uV<h ODAIAITttD. Battss and You**. _____ 22"'- —----- JOHN CARVETH. At Once-NOW. At Once-NOW. At Onoe—NOtV. WOK Cloth, Flaaael. laprorei Farm aid Tillage Property for sale a exchange _ M (F.r-h»ll ndre.Xo-ihW MWdl««IIU. OB Uwarwd pr~<le*l m». aad . grul berjata vltl te Bastes rwte..-'^^ . MAMLOW • GOUDYKAB. A Urw of ho-dred Bad sin. ocre*. clfkt. U.otinco, J«»» 1«L ISSS-tf Kras lB>p.-er»d. w.ll woiored. orttb rad belU- ------------ -----------■ . ■ ■ ssviSiinrtiS'.'ifTKits <jo»rrnn« r.r to Vuwn ,r SkklRBl W**T. audmusthAeoub pat A5D MUST lUfceUi PAY akd must ihs our pat i.nn roti hides *xd riu> �*SSE? )THFAEBRSBOOL Fps.- - mmti until an urati. BaaiDeaa-Amount of Stock on Hand -’Sbpsets, An., Ac how tasky;isaf.-ai:: We paid 'this institution a visit a short time sxnoe, and although well aware th»t a largo bnmness was being done, vtMSBtiroly. nnpropared for and astoniahed at the vtew M behind ths soanes.” Thaos Mtnertee vrore setnbli.lMd in M6&, five uri'.ee south-west of the villago, on an elevated table land. The soil is a rich, clay loam, vonr deep, well drained, aad unsurpassed for Nursery purposes. The stock now on hand oomnrasee tho following vorietice, with their number: A^j>\ ’ . Jsjiws? ghrrtan frWwo. -Mfog over one hundred acres un­ der dose cultivation, and cm milium roota, ftmD«.hinx employment for from forty to sorcuty-tivo mon. It has boon tho aim of tho proprietor to establish a firvt clam, reliable Nur•wry, and by the oolcctiun of varieties that have boon well tested and approved in diflerent localities by reliable fruit growenytu yell worthy of cultivation, ho baa succeeded admirably; aa the fact that not a tree’ i* or has been affected by the blight, and tho borer and other'ln■octo uro almost entirely unknown, uroyeu. Tho experimontnl grounds Imre assisted gnaily in accomplishing thia much desired cud, and in becoming acquainted with tho comparative merits of tho different varieties, while t.-aral and cfoee obserrnixm have done much nose. In looking over tho grounds we could hardly realize that a few years of industry, couplud with experience and skill, had wrought this great change Where twenty years ago wus an unbro­ ke* wfJdernoaag stand, thia purely West­ ern institution, known throughout the North-west. Here are young trees in the Nur.ery rows, loaded with fine spe­ cimens of the choired fruit, tho very be a aadenor of a ctrnfal and correct ■eleh la ito wul. Tulrd-tid imaoi ter th, toad, selection. Tho Baceta, or Siberian Crab, u. well repreaentod. Tho Tran­ oar-thirt nor. work ttoa wUk roeafer Aim. tod scendent, and Hy.ulin, two valuable sriSrift-Mt-'K iusrir-iri::! torl.are.iorv de-r ant k-«s nr roodfct. will riadlr awwrr h»1oirte. .r BU r».rro!m rtlreoL or treed the largo red and yellow, uil Sou- xira^oa Ito naa. <4 Ito Mart.: daater who katpa lard, on trace not more than three or “ npp.scxrrr^^Mj^wEj.^ Rmr feet high, with twenty or thirty fine apples 'The Wagener apple, which SM. owavn of OoUmni't aid KjjirtH Patents. WHAT WILL IT DO is a variety of oxcolhraeu on ac­ count of hardiness, sup-riur qual­ ity and groat productiveners, is becoming v«ry jiopular, and is well represented. These, two and three years from the graft, are literally loaded with beautiful fruiL Tho call far this variety u so groat that it is almost impoasiblo to keep a supply equal to the demand. Pear treat of tho Louis Bonno do Jersey, Dutchoia de Angontenn-, Clapp's Favorite, Bartlett, Flemish Bcau•j. White Doyenne, etc., ore bearing! finely on small trees, giving evidence of' their well earned reputation. viih • math, M —.-I. wrwra. in dr*lerat4< ..aa Ito mbU m4 body. with Ito 1 Wo noticed that Hute's Early aus- <u>m .ten of teWterat-tto -air r»t>«nil uH ** taruV its reputation aa a hurdv Peach, which commeneoa b-'aring early. Also |>tellar marrUec wboratwtalad.ubUuf tb< tho Early and Lato Crawford, Smock Free, Stunp tho World, and other sorts, wax® boaring plentifully. Tho peach ordiard of two years’ growth will well repay v.-alou* peach cullmista to visit M o consider it a modal of excellence. The ettlthwtien of the ]>oach receives ca- Great Distribution Dr the ■euepoti.au Gin Co. . r-w attention. Over 100,000 trees rJsgirttSgig FRORATEORDER. MM.. M_iu.rr«»«n («■„. i. Ui. . ite» v agawa KSS THI LATEST GRAND DIBCOVEBY. rStoAfr.xttffisWKJ J£MP1UE were shippod Inst year, ami tho supply, CASH GIFTS TO THS AMOVXT OT t500,000. although much greater; and of larger Ifrowth, will probably btfN.xhamted 'in A vineyard of over one thousand bear­ ing vinos, which for vigor, .troug growth and groat productiveness, we never s*w excolied, finds its appropriate place Tlip leading aorta are tlw Delaware, Conc-rd, mbella, Hartford, Prolific, CChton, and many, oiltor sorts ou trial, not nny promising; but the five aorta named above aro standard grapes, and would grow buce to groat perfection. Wo found seventy varieties of Rowe, (iho Queen of Howers,) in full bloom, each rivaling its ncighlior in almost matchless beauty. Peonies, Deutriss, Drug & Bookitor BSSlVfi r J.SS 10U8E. w. .artully te.lt, ttopaNlc irva.raUj to O.!l :■“■■■■■■L °*— presenting a great variety of color an 1 »-■ r.u.»c. unci ’ Tho local demand fur trees is now' very Large,.and is rapidly increasing. stock from roliablo Numcri 'i, where it is no object to sell uutlirifty ur diseased frees.’ The digging, labeling and pack­ ing is reduced to.a system. All trees am taksn up by carcfril and experienced Aorkmm, bj ai to save tho greater j>ortion pt the fibrous roots—tho most valuabfs |>art of tho tree - and packed and shipped in well made boxes, with a good supply of mosa among the roota. - A few years ag> but a scanty supply of fruit found its way into our mxrkata, nod that generally of tho common sorts, inferior in km and insipid in flavor. Now, Michigan, naturally adapted far fruit culture, stands ahead of all compotitoa ih’ite raritiiioa and sxoallenoc, and Vis credit can bo justly given to local Nurserymen. No man is fitted for this tw”rT>SuS?•MaUO- Hsstotsv. Xor. SJU>, list _yl £[riuinaw rmmcuMmar [The following dla’ogue is aaid to have been overheard on tho corner of State 4 Jefferson streets a few days ago.] “W%err’eye ’goinl” TO THE CITY DBUGff STOHI. •'Uktn’sJlMtf" Y'mi door West of tho Bank, tho best place to buy goods in Mi drigan ? “ YOt DON’T SAY I—What kind of Goods!" “ WHO DOES BUSINESS THEREP" F. D. ACKLEY. " Oh I that faller that got burned oat I— Whcn'd hogvt into that new place!" “ About the tint of December.” Coma, seohgk prestos 1-7SIX ■arsi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-09-08.pdf fe44c4781276b78f12db231a8058ff93 PDF Text Text ghc Ji5thifls Manner (Sanner <»B<J. M. IJKWrtY BY GEO. M. DEWEY. Yia mid U.U, aau.-wiu CUHtr hr all-via Kauai la OaXlfU.' VOL. XIV, Unsincas Jitcrterj. rsr.n,-nmrerg* nUKiurnuiri. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1869. real estate. BOSTON CASH STORE ! RIAL STATI i fflSHKAICE .■XtStfiU NUMBER 20. oloctririsy owed the meet and his friend, whose ohurel were Baptist-ward, had an TH1BEAPZM. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! 1 wsw, C. JI. TIN KHAM. NEW which T offer at State Kke Now York Travel is suspended along the glass of cold punch. While thus en­ on important line, the trade in gaged on insinuating individual drew near, called for similar rrfro»Linanta, and haring paid this delicate compliment to driven from thoir poets, property io de­ molished, lires are endangered, me peh> Wild Laiii ail Yillap Property Xr^JtntX<036^3 that will Astonish WM. UPJOHN, MTO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. A P DRAKE, M D.,' nCTtCCl.U! Slew ■» >br Ir. BENNETT. Mich. Feb. UC. H. J. HANEY, “Just como on the train from Hhe -Ire. -noMr- ,r Xew Tvrt.......... I.cxo.eoe • SOBTH AMKktCA" HiiU. ... t_<M0A« ••Htaxtx" •nivrtfoH................ i.mo.om EXCELSIOR ROST, M. D. ' Staying oror here F* Seems like ip” ' Going to stay hero ?” ■Going went, thrnF’ other Uko the riral kx-omotircs i Ex-~?j~s--sS£‘ •»* ^snu *’• «B«v tram mumemtary pause ; can't we amuse our­ selves F’ “ Aiwo ourselves I how 1” --------------- p ... GoodN, recently jmrelikeed in the best .-astern markets at the luweit possible prioes for cash. Our stock -includes a full line of DR. C. C. LIN8LEY. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, I. W. VE00MAN, Cloths and Ready-made Clothing, ***12?’ “ How play ? piny what F’ “ Why, cards - cuchro, seven up, old sledge, you know.” ding, don’t ________________ uf the quill, feigning natuniahmeuL “ Of course I do. ’ “Young man,” replied he, di awing 1'mcticaUudt is liimself up and putting un much style, James F is brand •■ i _ L.--S.,— I j •. 1 *4.000. IMtj urn la Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, <fcc. JSTTn h paling customers, giro us a call. We will cheerfully show run flpg our stock, that you may compare prioes with any other first-dam Store WM. H HAYPORD. jyin tho State. We have got the Goods and we want to aell. I them, and shall try to soil you all «o oan and will satisfy you that it oabis urnw. 1 ISF" is fur your interest to buy liore. AVe warrant tlm prices shall l«osati«factorr._jy-f We will take in exchange for our goods, J. P. ROBERTS 4 CO., r'tLKIL* ■ !»rwa«- Me-I’einra paU-vl n> "±3 "You a minuter; What Church do yon belong to F’ This w a poser. The editor realised instandy that, though drxxsod in blrck, he could not pass for a Catholic priest or an Episcopalian, and that 1‘reebyteriana and Methodists rather eeebewed such refreshment., os cold punches ; so ho promptly, and with eomo asperity, s» if utterfy to oxtingui»h tho impertinent bore, rostionded, “ A Baptist Ministox." Quick ss n flash camo the reply; ‘You a Jltptul minister and not know one coni from another ! •------ < < Hutter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c. hi-tttrteS Tic icould not forget that we are Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines in the toyrid— C. G. HOLBROOK. KCJSw.Mr.3wa 5 “TJBEJS FLOI traaad U« IraaMsmt turn. U w»l, ,r ppi wsli and eiMsoi. Tsras. «as Those in want of a Machine will plonro call and lot Mr. T'hillirts show you som< of hts tine work. Z-ff" Rtnn'-mlior tho place, one door West of J■ P.Roberto A Ca-’e Drug Store, south-side State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. Hastings May 19th, 1809.—yl enuine drugs G gtiKctlang. & $iedicinesi REASONABLE PRICES! AT THE « HYDE & PRINDLE. HASTINGS DRUG STORE. CHAS. HYDE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! 8. C.FRtnPL IMPORTANT TO IAMBS! BRUSHES, VjAKSTISH, Wo aro glnd to see that lire. Stow* gets little credit from tho press for h<r .Itlmlu article. Dr. R. Shelton Macti i.ov says tho narrative is faUo and malignant to n degree : •• lady Byron's orrafitlcutial statement is that she deserted her husband because ■ho hod full assurance of his haring tion runs thus: CALIFORNIA A- OREGON SEED WHEAT AGENCY. HASTINGS HOUSE. ntnn pounds strictly pure white lead. 2500 POV!n>S GEJtv,NK KNGLISH CROWN LEAD. HARVEY WRIGHT, r.l .M OmsM-ltor st LaW.SnUeH" ’ .i . 1 —I . BEST SEED WHEAT in ths WORLD. SS£ raw™ mbc 2500,,°i”,m K .pl.t- fight out their differences i strong hand. The forms of li sure, are invoked; but what i they whan any rich corjmraiian “No.” “South! THE PROPRIETORS OF THE attention, COMRADS! ’lTZCEKll.lt 5». ut. u a. R.. ,,rrvFr>J.r E.rvhust o'd«S. Il quehatnui Railroad pair arrived at midnight, and hours dt a broken night befo STOCK IMMENSE E. H. MALLORY. BOSTON AND ------- with an; _ _ • ' ” JOHN R0BRRT8, rurstttl «»-l Sunrrrs. I>«.lll« WTe j1181, rcturn,-'(l from YORK We buy our Goods directly from^e Manufacturers, and sell at PBICES that deties competition. SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. convulsive struggle,” <» a wife, before ■ho abandoned him, Two years? Udy Byron livod with her huiband from Jon: 2, 1815, and acquitted him forever Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. J. JP. ROBERTS * CO. PRICES: ILiatinge. April 20th, 18t©-»**vy«' ndvancei ng® of 64, (she was liorn in 1799, nd died in 1WW,) poritively im­ puting one of tho deadtieet crimes to the busbaad whom she had deserted forty the West which is opened bv tho Albany and Hnsquehanna' and Erie Rsdhraw. Which of tho two would use tide eoutrel esrres the mure sympathy is a matter individual taste —Jv. Y. Tnlw. The tctnporancc party in Cer.noeifout have held a convention, and resolved that ftboy will consent to no lien-Sfoc tho sale uf alcoholic drinks under aav toxicating liquors. ignorance Duwr.a, . for. Urximix Fuxxur.—The nam-' of Franklin has now grown gnat in elec­ tricity. 'll is mind was of a peculiar cast that recalled tho vigorous simplicity of dm Greeks, llo was a modcriNjplun, a some light on tho wxoJ quesihm ul sjieculatire Thales. He had wandered mingling tempsrakee with pditica. away from Deaton a printer’s avprentio* ami had found employment and suee -ss Births, Marriages and Death*, M in Philadelphia, from his parents hr had roeeired no inhoritauco except the Wo are indditod to Hannibal Hart, noblest—a spotless example, a Led th'ill _ rt__l e— ii_ an___S__ the philosophic printer had win the re­ spect and tho attentam of his fellowtownsmen. He founded »cliool«, librarim, and various useful institutions in liis adopted home, and nt furtv-fivs bad bcoomo one of its tntni useful tatinma. Still Franklin lived obscure except to his narrow srorld, and his eminent pewers l*il won uim no guucral renown. Ho had, perhap-, pleased himself in his youth with ths hope <>f excelling in let­ ters ; bo had formed his styte by a core- county, from Apiil 5, lb(>8, to 1868: , • . Number of births, 4GX Fcmako, 21 malee, 244. Trias, 10. Mamagre, 248. Tire Tho chtest deceased, .person ficcwrsirn. — This dish is popular HOLBROOK & HILLS. £001 OUT FORTH! IAt«! Btcoecan. eolUctfa-K. XUilMf ] WM JOKM. M 4 KVROEOX DntiM. *mU es» tbs aUsetl' !■ tae IHSU PfcACTJCtxa J-byUrlse »•* rille, Mleblg.o. Cwiifeotn an A OrAros SEED WHBAT AGBNCY, *“n” TJEMTISTBT. V I. M. WHITFORD, IStTIUOIt, MSSTIASS, ersr j^pcdle vYlte KxchnnffO. little nutmeg, and uttered KEW goods ^NUBYVV ItiaVKEOt Kidtuyaareatolambtost ft FaraeiT Mitual Fire Iis. C». pail Road prices SPAULOIIG’S NEW CASH MM' AKO EAIOII COUNTIES ; tMtsrod capuat, ... bitter bopekwsacm Even warn it true, Lady Byron u not justified in loading a blunderbuss with a destructive charge, nd leaving it writer,Jmi was new great to be fired off years nd years afterward. JAMES JonXSTOX, Proprietor. everything to PLEASE, Vermont rille. GEO. C. -WOBTH, mxxer nurtwuiir route. brother, who was then ag-'d twenty <11 The attachment of Lord Byron and hi “credit is moneythat purity, honesty, and self-respect were better than wealth. They must have omaething that aftwda phosphate uf lime, and nothing is better •' "*« tusHlowmen; than pulrcrirzwl boaes. tabors were Michigan -Exchange. PRICES TO SUIT! His ger.i- sugar shoaH bo added. aa.eoo.ooo 'O. To«M»s«s.teeertsrT. Vmnooleltl ttafte. tepuij K*err“r^^‘1' U*’ I“,T»TAS»e5S*.’" fur useful n “No peent hare induced That’s Big Talk, Try it Now. Jalyrttf B inuinf 11 katb ■ /ms L‘ ftttc assortment ef L INC- -ThoToetisc Ame. —Another California party �NEW ABVERT18EJ1EKT?, The object of th'«o tro cognition of Chia* by food nation, haring tin its national affairs fir end to tho same extent ns all other inde|>on>icnt, crvilix*d nation* are permitted to do. . The jxilicy of tho English, and some uf (he poople of tho Paotfn States, hs* been, to treat the Chincao as we do tho Indian*—to moke treaties with them if thoy aro willing, end if not, to thrash them until they Ure. It has been gen­ erally hold hero, that the policy of equal­ ity and jurttoo would give us bettor eon- There i* another mon who luM S Solemn hour al hand in which to <*KR* .Ida destiny. We refer to Hr. Vafiaudigbam? If ha remains in his this campaign. h« will he, on tho second Tuesday of October, । mattoa ho* the rotra may count out, roahuMil rorugo. Ho has for u long n* Been1 aooarod by the staunchest MBBirrnfa of this State of cusridnoss d —fl&nas* H* announced some M agte that be would not speak during Chi* campaign, but ho must reconsider that ronrJosion and roach another -de­ termination now. If b* attends’ to his prirato burin*** he will bo called a sorohg*4- If bo refusev to ijwak for Pendteton he will ba denounced as having n m*»s, personal spite towurds Ohio’s fovorit* *on. He must becomo reconciled with Pcndteton. In one s*n*o, that is not • hard |aak. There nro few men With whom it is more agrci-able to be­ am* reconciled than with Mr. PeudletOB, He would, w* are sure, receive VaL with courtesy and kindness, and caaaturo comfort*. Though ell this might be as houoy in the mouth of Vai., U would be bitter io tho baity, no doubt; but ho must taka his medicine like a man. The pill may be coated with elaborate augur, bat it must go down, or tbaro will bo no health in tho patient. On Tuesday a conrantion assembled at Kaokuk, Iowa, of poraons from the various State* of ths Mivriasippi Valley, •aid other *oolton? of the country iuter•sted in th* navigutisu of tho groat riv«r. Each State is entitled to a reprvMutatirc for each Cungro»aiond district apid two at largo. Tho call baring been •Mt to Michigan, Gov. Bildwin appoin- At Ltrft -Marsh Giildingi of Kalauuuo, and Thomns D. Gilbert, of K^jit. Find Dulriet -Edwin Willeti, flon- publicans, have succeeded in (heir im­ position upon Congress and tho nation. General Grant, true to his pkdgvs, will rofer the whole matter to Congress, and that body is not likely to release from their territorial condition,BtaVt that ore detonninod to drive th > rfctoriaus North from their aoil. It u true, Northern men can go thorn, if they do homage by judicious silo nee to the prevailing senti­ ment. But wo want mono than that— we insist that cv ry Northern man shall have the right to defend and speak well of his own section, when n-nailed. We scarcely think ths Republican party will abdicate next winter in furor of tho scceuion crow, who have loyalty on their lip-, and murder in tlicif hearts. Brass Work for Steam. issa nyt ssi nniMs, MATIEW IUIBESI CULLEE Open* 1st Detroit aeptesaker IB For Pamphlet Cfertdat*. addroai IRA MATHKWs I'rertdeat, bi, Cask paid for all Mads at rtp* Frahs, Herrte*, Betirr, Lard sad Kw. M Jobn iteffron," OYSTER & FRUIT HOUSE, - ---------- ^snrttoEr.ta; :ts^ai"ssHr Gold & Silver Watches, 24 CXN F. D. ACKUW, Ajrnt, Beatings, MU* v-vra vrcCTTaf’ HAIR DRESSING, BWbios „„ !„ fc«.a „ . Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil while cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair.giviog if a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., I’HSCnCAL AXD AXALTTlCiL Chueists, & ruruoie engine and Shingle Machine, WIGHTMAN & GREBLE ROBINSON * WIGHTMAN Shelf -Hardwr.ro and Cutlery. . matoh th* bottom ro that M could be woni.mr1h.bMgn. a* Railaacndarii. jwjv. - Dodge's Clebrated Plows H »t Mr- Burlingame, HARDWARE STORE' H. A. GOODYEAR, STOVES, IKON gentlemen is white duck Or light cloth pasts, black, gvucn, puq.le or golden brown volrrt coat mode rock shape with urge and well worked pockets, rest of white TnriEteh Towel cloth sailor hat of straw with white ribbons^ bright kid I glaro'. . 1 Ladies boro frequently order their ceahtmes from N*w York. This is found to bo a batter plaa than taking *croral ARNESS SHOP—-A flno Stock of Harness on hand. Rctranks along at the beginning of the painng dona promptly on short notire. ’ Mama, for in Uris way lhe freshest Hastings, Mich'. April SO, IMA-foirly WIGHTMAN & GBEBLE. stylos can be explaifod - and tr-r, hits of style* to be, such aa ora oonstaatly coming over frt-m Paris, can be embod­ ied. The lady sends her measure and order, in a few days nhe has'her suit I he following is an out door *o*fuxne, for damp days, mad* al th* Metropoli­ tan Fusahhing Bcoms: A suit of tho new waterjn*ef material in elwt colors, violet and gulden brown. Thi* was known Finn of Wiasnui k Omit, very tuppl*, but at th* same time very M for Thw York on Tan-lay Wkr *iyiu*Jy mode. Ibo skirt was short noon, to. ropleniJi Choir strok at Hard­ ware. On his retara, look out for tho > wfth ^ bias facing of the same, stiteh^l I on the Grover A Baksv mnekin* with a , dqahlorow of brown silk auu» shade a> ' ■ Tt . - ■ ifcow, was appointed by Prw-. the luonn is tho di»M, ord between •haaam notorithstMding the *ar-. ttom iwvtf tiileking ia aUfeu-A **t Mr. B*owo* m Ua- u. th* waist of A* Skirt was finfob** to -- tbsistilsai*«»**teM*< HaroMteCandies. ‘ ■■sLwtaresmi Ctowteerp *UI test* Lemons, Oranges, JS'uts, ^c. SWIFT’S COCOA HAIR OIL Hair Vigor, construction uf tho Northern Pacific Railroad - a work uf the utmesl impor­ tance to tl • Northwest, and the comple­ tion of which will insure tho annexation of tho fertile land of British Columbia. Gov. Ashloy writes to us from Helena, Montana Territory, that ho is delighted with the elimato and the agricultural ru•ouroos of tho Territory, which aro much mare exten-uve than ho supposed. He extends a most cordial invitation to young mm—particularly of American • yoke. A miro effective mode ot mak­ birth -booaueo they must give culture to ing many and distfaguislied looking toi­ tho new society. We have no doubt lets at a small outlay could not well be d"vised. Wo are glad to roe th* Old fashion of trimming rilk with velvet re­ vived. Vrivet 1* one of th* few trim-1 mings which it pays to puroha** and to The unanimity of tho American Press .Ujl in condemnation of Mrs. Stowe, for th* • ■ - * ------' publication of th* disgusting story amYsxxrx Doonu Nownrtx. — Tho*-ccraingLord Byrun, will eotnewhat mol­ who have heard the Fuurth-of-Jfily coda , ■ • * — — lify the auger of our British coatins; fur ia the new national song,’“ The West­ tho storm of indignation will bo even ern Bafagu," will appreciate the follow­ greater there than in this country. ing spontaneous compliment from Ser­ geant D---- S *ho has lost none of the The Internal Revenue root ipts for tho spread-eagle vim that animated him month* of July and August have reached when a oulor-boarer before Richmond. 35 millions of dollars, oml from Customs One day in “*nb-bub weak,” a *quad 31 miliums; miking upward, uf a mil- of choral-union visitors, ringing Burn­ Hun a day. This will lead to n very ham's American Anthem, were rolling considerable reduction uf taxation next forth tho Refrain— Tlii* charming wateriug-plsoo is this year as in years past tho most exclusive and aristocratic in the Uniou. The richest people ore hero in tho greatest number*, 1b* eqnijxgoanro tho most im­ posing, th* dressing tho most lavish and at tho tamo time tho most artistic. Even th* young men hero drees as befits tho eeoort* of such Lirds-of-J ’arndiso looking £LTY WORKS Mem? fartrim a Full Line of s- DETROIT island. This costum* will giro an idea CUv BaSv'T, cores» at Strati Coort. Hit BcaBoir-drcobiK is U«ot tllmU. STEWART BRO’Sof styles later in the season. It ha* a HMtten. J*iy «»». _ very heavy black silk with black velvet rerrrs at the aid*. Th* front* of th* dress were of black velvet cut to fit th* figure, and cut to show tbc petticoat b*nsath. Thoy aro fastened pretty do** together with black velvet tows, tho WHOLESALE al**vtw aro loose Pagodas striped with For restoring Gray Hair to black velvet which formed battlement* a.i a trimming. Accompanying thi* is a its natural Vitality and Color. thia silk bodice, high Decked, with tight —A dressing which »I B>yfer*MS AresDetratt«M tc >i. fitting sleevca to bo worn under it and a is at once agreeable, long narrow slip of tho sam* to ba but­ healthy, and effectual toned up tho front in imitation of a pct- tajira rowed on the inrid* of th* drat*, nnd th* buttons, which are of bluo silk, nro sewn on tho silk strip*—the same stylo of buttons fas'on tho under waist, which is so boautifully faphiuusd and finished, that on wanner days, it can bo warn over a white skirt, when tho *lm that -belongs up the front may bo used to loop, tho ujjper skirt* tn jpatirr the buttons which aro for use in one instance being fir ornament in another. Blue satin simpers sltould be worn with it with white skirls ' The bank of this fell from the neck in tho Watteau pleat, now so much affected, and an umamsnt of blue cord and blaek chenil* held it Nswroar, September, I860. A million gallon? of whiskey wen: Burned in th* Philadelphia fire. I<et it 3rt. If the firn had not burned the Wily, tho whiskey would have burnhirman stomachs and inflamed human n^psoRs to had acta. .Lei It burn—of all acraned fldngs ram, when used to excess, h th* urorat It ha* m thi* burned out 'bright inteBocta and gvherous hearts and ’]»dre *6ufa blackrain-r God's Image and fcr fci. »• rf <b> Bw»n. h- »°< raSolWbing the plain night-gown look of th* ten was dlsehargvd by tho Circuit Mackintosh was ploatod on at the neck ______ _. Court___________________ Commisswuror of Eaton County, in two box ploate and allowed to fall * ' that he ha* sued Jnstioo Mitaiv"? . - - - jjepaty BheriC Amos Wsxmxu) , stitchod in fancy patttfnoa thavacWRa for false imprisonment, claiming dama­ was slipped through largo button holes ges in th* sum of 82,500. Hence it apformed in the roam* of tho half-capo poors that tho end of this vexatious deeva* end again in end out of a eouplo matter ha* Mt yet bey reached. made udder the Watteau pleat, thus al­ Gmaxd Haras Hmu>.—H. 6. Cttra>, lowing ‘ ’ '* ’ *“ Esq., of Grand Haven, * well known frilly and free, and causing tho front editor and publisher, an! a man of nrv and the ride* of the back to fit thornrolvcs to tho figure. If dcrirod, tho odgve qualificatim • to make an interratag and -ralimble Local Newspaper, tow is­ of tho tunic on each ride of tho fall sued the initial number of tho Grand might be looped up and thus offrot a Haaa JTirwZd, a eopy of which graces Another was a recaption dross for our table, and which presents a fine ap­ chilly days. Then» are many such days pearance. We bid tho JItrald a cordial welcome, and trust that success equal to always, an th* soa coast, though hero fewer than elsewhere, owing to tho pe­ tho merit* of his sheet, political and culiar geographical position of this financial, may attend the publisher. CLOTHING HOUSE! ao ca-ivAX, srr&BK-r. GBAjTO RAPIDS flwpfa TITO HATS, CAPS, BAGS, For Sate at Kalamasoo Price?. HEWj gsvAroofa OFFICE or zu AMBHICAIST LM Wim COMPAHY, ix-.in �Jtral and jfRuwIIanrm «ra sjiDhsss.MAxcMj <l"«aand, at an advance of 1c. an tho । day. Thunday aad Friday, of this week Week. Tho market was ant it sn«-b«7<k.ett-(Siaioi £ •applied with eggs, Bnd in conaroucnco of >e. is notatohl^ rttana h KSM v»ton% we look for *n actire tr£fo *-4 u u» Baai. hI™' which u now opening. I’rioee, howDZlr* *1“^' fci* "• am bj w are aa yet unhand Sing^l. . M1BCKLLANB0U8. MIDDLEVILLE ADVBCTBX rr’*-“ »—■»------- attar codnty ESTAFC AfHMQY 1 IX. WRIGHT, CARRIAGE FACTORY! Real Estate Broker ““ W .ito—a to W B. Willi™, bbtorfBtoj^xto. report n like state of tho market there. XiwtTOlt 1*>-O<luoo Mk-Vat, Ml MltLifu. Ovx Stati Faul—The arrangement. for toe Fair at Jockaon are being per focted with the order and sytfem which ires for ywr*, but more serially under ite present management, charncteriaed tho doing, of the Executive Board of the Society. Ample aorommodntions for all classes of exhibitors, and for the comfort of the visitors will be perfected, and all tho railroads will run special trains-canying posrengere al half fore, and articles for exhibition free, in eomplitoee with the necessary mlo. regulations. SABrnns, BA.ILKV COUNTY. T *?_¥.**sowHrtaJ > Ur TO CONSUMPTIVES. FirsfrClass BGGGH8 DOUBLE WAGONS. Tnx ItaiuxsT a.<o Firm AsaokTXKxr over offered in tho County. M.U. .•Ssar-awr th . I«U. teJ.-pEatr*- I AIM TO SELL MR te *7 “1 a g llsl Tux Ohio Staix Faix a to bo held at ToUd» on the 18th to 17th inst., and will without doubt be an interesting nud valuable exbibitioa of the productive indurtry Of the Bnekrye State- Itee M-S. A N. L B. Kinolndiac tho Jaekron Drench, will eonvry poaeemgero nt half ?*£ rytfr ,r» 1 -Ths Looring states that Vhe eaah balance in tho State Treasury O"*1* 1st of August it was 8898,450.37; a de­ crease for the month uf >48,057^2 The receipts of the mouth wore 845,889.20; the payments, 893,426.72. till0 551 -b. JAME8 CLABKI:. Hasllen Mar. KU> !*W. aU r iu-lf BUSINESS CARDS. LOOK! 1XIOKI KT V y® d»*»T“"to4 to reraoea la SmR**«u ■ K I oCor Cor ante, sir R eaMcaea. af 2 e.•sstt QN THE HOST REASOBABLI Tim. Genuine Articles. UJ TbTLu.^ I* «»■' b“= Tbs Binu Cun postaffice ccutro- od that present stocks have not been dis vsrsy is reported to be settled, and Mt . I j .i__ —a. (ho iuC. Foao is to retain the position he has to trade, however, filled with so much credit to himself, and souio tonr lot* *’aro rlianB®d and so satisfactorily to the public, st hands. Fancv brands have not been in hast to those intoreswl who are resi­ much demand', but aro held finn at quodents of oar County. uta»» -w. jjs SV* Fcmom wUlse w PWobsM M8HS OM TILLAMC PKOFKKTY M Mm xal BKTTAE BABQ AI MB d tOaa Axtery Wreto beyarPcrmcraaraofc mi w»M So A Word jn Season to the Citizens of ta »» UrT»** at c>Meh —«iHMn.tee L* 1>- *— we IcJnaC vlsslMcUABltetarirtyia1 1,1 . i1 (riiXJishs,~.i- — rndSoor. Tko More. oAeca. Hem. ■IU real readily far tout a year. UAIW BROTHER’S XlddlattUe. T" stb, IMS BOWNE A GALLOWAY, BANKERS. J1O3R. SALE 1 DRUGS, FARM OP 80 ACBtl, MkdpcUrk. CbWBfaaK Dre • Blaff., FatasReg Msterista. NatMm OUa. K.re Oa SscUm IS, in Tkora.pp*.; vs Anew lavra.a Od.secrw Wbcnlaatt,. rear. Fare Wixa A UqMra Rar cal «m. Amove!Um Sa.lW teal to chard. Log Ho». vail ..leecS; Famout mA FMriiiy. * ’ f l»E lepJeweata, Thran llap. Tea -Mirap aad Three Heifcra. New York, Sept. 3. Tsi Tat so of ^h j aeries of Cornet Tho gold market to-day was active Band Dance k takes place, Friday Eve­ ning September I Oth. Music—Mrara’ and axcilcd, opening al 185 5-8, aad closing Jc. higher, against 185 5-8 a and sharp at 7 per conU closing with a better supply and oxc.-ptiuns at 6 per Fits will bo h’ ld at Charlotte, on Wed­ cent. Government sec unlies, especially nesday, Thursday and Friday, October gold bearing issues, were strong Gor­ man bankers are buying largely of new 1th, 7 th. aad ?th. bonds. The dry goods market opened moderately active, but closed more tame­ Wsxt Per—The Port Huron T<mn ly. There is no particular change in ■its that "Da A W Chase of tho Ann rrices, except that one house advanced Arbor Cww, hat sol I his printing es­ •2c. on some stiles of prints, while oth­ ers kept the old rates. The demand for tablishment," ami pertinently odds, flour has been light, while tho supply "good rid lance to the rat publisher. has been largo and daily inerruung. tlius ellecting a duclino on all grades of Axoraxi Rr.rnsucKX Outbade?— from 15 to25 eta during tho past six Contrary to public expo^tatiin, on ac­ days. Tho stock of Western is large as is that of State brand*. Wheat is dull, count of the extraordinary payments of heavy, and 5 tolO cents lower than yes­ the month, the National Debt was rodu- terday, while the week shows a falling off evd in August, mu:o than $5,000,­ of from 10 to 15 eenti a bushel on all gr ides. At yesterday's market the ar 000. rivals were liberal, and owing to unfitvorshle news from Europe, and advance-1 A Goon Bnowrxo —Tho pa songcr ro- | freights, IQIlcrs and Shi; pore are hold­ csipto of tho Grand Hirer Valley Rail­ ing off, aal prices furor tho buyer. Oats roil for July, I8C», wore *5,174; for are fairly active, and old e*]K<aally are July, 1868, |791. Everything *vme to fr-ely offered, though without any a liadicata tho sempleti success of thia vance on last week’s prices Corn is in fair di maud, but market variable ns re­ gards price. The butter market continI um quiet and priors arn weaker fur ell — Ad rance sheet of the X'Zssh'r, with ' except ebsoo State dairies, which com­ Mn. Stowe's Byron article, were eent to mand outride rotas. The stock of V\ ee­ the Ixiudon publisher, McMillan, ho de­ torn is foir, but tho bulk is of ordinary quality, for which tlirrwis vary little in­ cided at once to print it in hia magazine. quiry. Tho best State firkins bring 4iL Thia is considered a point-in proof of its or 42 cents, and Western do. 16 to 18. Ch-roc is in limits I request for export, and the market is week, the home trade Enxarara Wive.—ffbis is why tbs continuing light. Extra factories of the new crop are hel l at 15 1-2 to 16 per lb Grocery Firm of J. Colx * Son aro do­ Doth tlie supply and demand fur eggs ing so largo and prosperous a business aru light, and consoauently. there is not theca dull limes. Their Goods are all much activity, though prices are com­ jW-A«, and sold at tho MUm of tho paratively steady. Provisions are heavy and lower, without much activity in trade. I-ard has been mure active, but lower figures, tho brat kettle rendered Sib.—As wj go to press wo learn at bringing now only 19 1-2 to 20c. Tal­ that Grit Itawuxoa, late Secretary of low inbetter supply, and pnee* tower War, and un<- of the Patriotic defenders with a foir demand at the etoeo; hold of the National Honor in the hour of to-day at 13 3-4 to 14c. The wool mar­ peril, diol at Washington, Monday af­ ket is dull, and the prices of a week ago •till hold good. ternoon at 12 minutes after 4 o’clock. Dxrson Msaxna Detroit, Sept. 4. Bn HxufBss Hxm!!—My d»ar cus­ Tho aspect of tenth to-day shows a de­ tomer, I must hare money to pay my cided improvement over a week ago, all debts, rifU •$. I have waited till my at «W *? • “F patience is well nigh fcotw. f*»« «* •*» k-Ukj «.™« l»™" ° "“J and pay up tl!—toU sole mid awusmf, To I fall trade. Tho movements in form pro­ a... M. to* W* whom it may concern. micb. ggs^wtoai-j J-k.ato. JWtoSfcTi tt 5 A Couxmox.-Wo leam that wo erred m saying that W. Pamxm was interested with Giunuxavn in the pnrehate of too lot concerning too posecesion of which too difficulty occured, sjxiken of in our last issue. Mjl Pa a tn says that he Is in no way interested, and that GiLBraxLxxvx is the sole proprietor of tho promisee. We cheerfully make the correction, as wo are exceedingly carefull at all times to avoid doing injus­ Kiy^sMr SiriKa Iltir Rimtctr tice to any peracn. ■ loth th# hair and its color, iunud tliicksns its growth. MIDDLXriLU. ■ DAEBr CO., Comer of Jefltereon and Railroad Streets, GROCERIES^ laataAlat U. SmM aa^rtmal aT Tre> ^***«i»j*T Co«r«*hM>rr7, OuMlaa, lasina, Praav. C'vrraaU *»_ Ac.. alftrvaS and B.ime. u4 nrtMtoA to tail. - BOOKS. Music & Jewelry. .e<J>Ml and MlnllanreM Ptook., DU. 1 Hook, af .11 Ku,Coot BmU U>:»cal iMtmcUoo Ooaki. Cot c'ur.p rditioat ot ibekent. Haoli A«„ Natela. ALL FOR 81700 S7M dan. 11.000 la 4 reara a* 10 ver cast talera J2., »•** ■-••re- 1*-T—rmX jlT.......... WWIOTIT vpWll KTORY HOUSE la MMdlarllto uL.E'“ Twu LOTS| *** Uw" PRICE ONLY 81.OOO. 11. WJUQJXT. F’A'Xtfc;*2Ssi General Grocer, STATIONERY, I««al. Ball. Flat m4 Foola Can. Ultrr, [; o II HALE, CoanatrtrU Notr. iprtara. Hillel and rrery taritly nf Wriilnf Fanat*, taTtlopM, Frea, I’.ndla, it . it . ot t. Ninety Acreba" ri7(t<laandana!U/| Ti..ur,Drnwiar and lllultin* Papera. Ooda, taka, Ink Adjmnint the Villape ol Mlddleelne. oa SMllae Tveaiy-eisIbL BU»da,8iaua*«, Ar . Ac. ®O Acres Improved AND UNDER THI BEST CULTIVATION I Dally. Tr W.cklr A Wrekly Rrnp. . Cvod Baildlvfa, Foaeec, Ac. pare. J iclariala.Naz>UM> and Pari odlelen, and lit r,U^tM. »n Xand, nod M-tcripl^u. ukrn al U.t Drift Mitina, Gram, NEWS, STHCIAL NOTICES. *•*« - PICTURES, c- Groceries and Produce, A ehokr aekeiion of Aiaeriran A For also Ckrum«. Loera.!n<a. Pinta and C.lartd LtUtocrafXa nad Prim., rwk. tlajrant and cheap; a moat braaoml ptita^iar a acbnlir. PICTURE FRAMES Orel and Nqaare Framea tt stray .Ira Itlcheat. <* *M4*^dSn'7' **' Cord*, Taoocla, P.clere Malin, jfo. ■ aahrille. KaUeaa. Ac.. Ac. it. , E-VJEER3rTHIITG Whoso Accounts and Hotel an Duo tte 4*»r «••<* «*4 “"4 e- *3,000 HEWARD.’ UP Alt* I’-IA IlSS ' In ear Una vffl te cold al Uw vary lowoat rates Or caah, aod aaUalaction gnaranleed. EVERYBODY Wbe can appreciate ll>« adr aatataa of lWaW>aatMa(Ma|taasM>n lorltad to call. J;IS V’.lo OXJZR. STORE Silt x-n la oa Its vast aide sf ArVaram lUrreL Jurt soulb or tbo to rear Urtek Mock T IS «:IT 4:'.O B. MAIN, f. T. MAIN. Haatinr. Dec. iith. ISM. decUvtf J QAVKALM). a. Mi*xiv of wonx iioistoKre rt*rnm*H dt Lumber F-OR SA.XJE1! ” M dJF'iU*" U**®** —bu.il-,If, JJABTINCM WOOLEN FACTORY! J. 8 ■V’-AJfcJ BRVNT, MI DDLEVILLE Real Estate 1 Exchange Mfirt Call aad Bettie “ERRORS OF TObTH. b-M 1 < akn MX>a «mv. HASTING v... D.P •Kl.vri4.to . .... ** N..hrtiia...... " VerewAiilll*,. . •CI.WUT............... Cb.rtell»...... • Eubto* R.pi<U.... " •CMalyLlae... •• •Crw'n.......... " Whew Accounts and Hotel an Duo to>M JuMt.oo,. " ....................... ■ Jadiwa,....... .Arr. Whose Accounts and Hotes an Duo IT 13 tUtC3HM?’'»WVWD DT THI nmn-Htutoalinnoiun-. yMMUto *e ereretas. Me»«* B. F. HALLA«U»wiraa.»-P^ . lered and ebrap .i aisw. T hath a Fnne of m ncree oa RaetlM u to 1 Irein* betov.M — to ra— ■ " 7 la Ulddlreilfa, and I nllra from ■*-nT thsS* Roatic. Raalie .nd OUI^Hara aad Pol- ptacra-dO Aem !taprorad,-v)ueh ’ iaMat WdMt, Walnal aa3 (Hit, Ra~ I WILL SELL FOB P.5O0, wood and Udi. Plata and Ornamented GUI, Hnif Kone, aad Urtl. Aa . Ac. A Rraal aariaty af Iha l.lnnl and a>Ml ar d-he pmchaaer ail! reap Q,e absre Rrarard. eleynal poUcraa and at tlw tttf Want FOB tilt FARM » Wild. IT 1] 1TH UMfc 11. WRIGHT, VARIETY, . M.ddlraUKMldk, retmairl jRSNEWER. H. WRIGHT. AgVBfo NUdlrviBa, Xne. HU>, 1 K^-dad-'SStf F”-fffcSnBafUl etKttbv. ikffiOTTLDTasrc^s, Barter i EithaiiB Dealer, HALL'S VKEWS.E SICILIAN HAIR Frtoc ®6O an Acre­ TERMS I latmn IM el March mzS. bdcaea Fee Aancal payawafc^ ' Xt*'t I' . j AGENCY. Conducted by A.t OnceNOW. A.t Once-NOW. JOHN CARVETH. ■■proved Farm aU Tillage Freperty A.t Once—NOW. rcAfrem ff’Aar re»v. trees: F< Maa* IFAot Wt Be Mean B'Aat He -Sx?, of wheat have boon lar^e. owing to an Llvlnrota P**. isd»o toan adToncO in foreign markets. The market STtel dan this week was buoyant. TBEESI TREES I AID MOST BiVE Oil PAY GB1HD RIVKR HWRISS, AJD MOST HAVE OCR PAY Lowell, Kent Ceunty, ileh- gOSETHI5G MEW V»riW Faram«T awMRn* th* Ipjftn lev the »esl s«« C ken peat Oats ertrsaefc.tenro prrperW to a««b rassMubte AKD MUST HAYE OCR PAY \ s WITHOUT 1>KX*AY. , WITHOUT DEXuLT. . WITMOUT XHUIaAY. Wi tesHieLtaa. - - tonif IABU FOR HIDES AND PELU NOTICE OF ATTACHMEMT. �VJXL’iTHEFAMKffSMOIfor I UMTaMaUMUMMMIAl. HOW make ; THE | Oaco A MesstW/ from T. 8- Arthur A Bat, Philadelphia, io received. It is a llilitfil little work, and haaanexoel- FARM FAY. I ’.' Tax Lrma CJaxrrrjLil.—W» are in re* Mipt ot this popular ehiM's magazine for Septombar. .Without doubt we ttaSrant .eciSiW: JVisM$ Jirtrtor B.Ocuwr K> of the kind published. Great induco■Mnto are offered by the publisher in Ssnyrf premiums to those who get; np duba Akxxcb's HoxeMxqiuxx, besides the ■anal fashion-plates, patterns, tales, poe­ try and music, gives •• fifty ways of pre' prtng fruit." This is seasonable and I Tks CninaCs'i Hoc* it. one of tho ♦try Best juvenile periodical*, including Utt «rir“l ■»■> »kcwa Finn. Ik religious tone it lofty and pure, without hint^ All three monthlies are pub- I . Teen < MvrtB ST B*»p s rfrek • to is M 1 OKSterisfl MORTGAGE SALE. WHAT WILL lishsd by T. 8. Arthur A Co., PhiladelrW* and UOOprr annum will buy I their, all. Hooks at Hexa opens with "Summer I Life to the Lebanon." There is also a Sketch of "ODivierin the Second French Empire," and an excellent essay on " History aad Historical Reading," bv Dr, Kenh Porter. Published by Garin Scribner & Co., New York, d tt (MJ r. Gonrr’s Lint’s Book, for September is at hand. It is replete with interest­ matter upon all subjects in ; which tho ladies are interested—the fashions, music, romance, poetry, draw­ ing, fancy work, practical and valuable household receipts, for cleansing and preserving furniture, washing, cooking, Ac-r Ac. A beautiful steel engraving entered "The Cottage House," nn clcgoal double fashion plate finely en­ graved and beautifully colored, contain­ ing eiz figure*, besides a very pretty Anted engraving. Altogether it is a vol■able number. Tax Laar’s Fnixxn roa Siirnaisrit.— A handsome steel engraving of Portia, the heroine of “ Tho Merchant of Venie<’ Opens the September number of thia charming periodical. This is foltowed. by the usual large and brilliant Faafifow Plata; by an appropriate en­ graving of a Pfc-nic, and by engravings of Children’s Fashions, Young Lady's Toilet, Mantelet, Headdresses, Bodice, Ottofe, Ac. Among tho literary mattor aro “The Prim of Two Men’s Lives," by Amanda M. Douglas; “IngroUUsdc,” by-Itareaeo Petty; "Aunt Mabel’s Story,” by Aunt Alice; ■'Roland Yorke;” by JCn. Henry Wood; “ My Catechism and Ito Cbnrequcncre," by Harrie BovWj -Between Two," by Elisabeth I’reo«M, At, Ac. Published by Deacon A Peterson, 810 Walnut street; Philadelphto, al a year (which also mefadre • Awga steal engraving). Four copies, • 88.’ Five copies (and one gratis), ♦&< The Ladys’s Friend" and •The Satur­ day Evening Poet” (end strengraving), ♦4.00. Specimen numbers sent tor ten Twvsvoaiv. Iwlt hr n*rry O"»l'. with preset ■<-*< •Ulertl'K ibn-F>-«i SfSA WAS of Imlairat-Uie •oLr radMMj aai Cvaalrj *>,<! Ear.pv, V< coHiUIr tarttv lW p-ibl* gsMrvUj •art iru>>t I hr iaatn>»rvl Otter arrr A FMUipa- ttlore. hi. J. M. A C, KVSJ llvitlap. Xr. tab, KM.-r| i QKRRING’SrATENTCUAMPlOW Fire aad Rn.xtar Freer H -A. I-' K R . Td-OxmFkxiows* Wxxirti for* Angwt, published at Drtreit by D. B. Harit'll i'l greeting with tho work Grat Cal<ratlsj ib Late street a ■todTprogram of tho Fraternity in all eoctipt^if tho couatry fully epitomized, aodhmany axMllent articles, containing •tilffi Ito the bsothors of tho - mystftfe" Tame, •1.68 ■ yaar Tn Ona Fxixow’s OcOrrilnox, for Odd Fellows and their families, pubMHat Cotenbm, Ototo, by M. C. Lil­ ly. A is. also on oar table,, with a splendid list of contents for family read­ ing and news of the order. Terms, 82.50 a year. [ABTXT WEIGHT ' aad Cvasvrlloe ** I**1* KW.TV Fptotc -4 !•>■». jet uScv [The following dialogue is anil to have been overheard on the etmrer of FtafoA Jafiereon streets, wfoir days ago.} “WRree’eye o wns, btstM. •vete «■*• M •ktoagaavtktet ta t s.fcvaUwltovrAH-L'" TO THS CITY bfiDGG STORE, “U fare's tkatf” TarttatyWafasUmtoM. First door West of the Bank, tho best place to buy goods in Michigan ? r» Aw ZAaMmw; A Summer FM; A Health Wp to Baud— Tansua C. Evsxa, WiiL Sitfm lUmtratoms; Beb Whito-T, B. Taoara, Fill Si ataMaa, I* <W D.n-C.tt SrEXOW; A Breve lady— By the Author rf"Joka Halifax, Geutlamaa,’’ JFia Exe L*rf a Wwi Sttedtea stod navlivgs. MicK GUtOCERIfiB, "YOY DON’T KAY I—What toad of (Goods?" • MxctoaniF IHXSTOX, lMpr “ WHO DOES BU8INB88 THEREF • . .F. D. ACKLEY. •Oh! that faller that got burned out!— When'd he get into that now plane ¥' set ■nsBiBJxn«TTiq»ii..*rf; r raa if you oeny it to'esn-’’ 1 CHABCBniaH-4»ik.,r , .’iSVEK'S’ 1S.T& ■ -wx: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-09-15.pdf 1209a5c75d95d483acdd5398f79b661c PDF Text Text Jhstirtgs Manner Ske gsstiags VOL. XIV, Uwintw Jirertnnf. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 18«9. BOSTON CASH STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I have just returned from NEW YORK AND BOSTON ------- with an------- JOHN ROBERTS. \ an-l Xaqtvea. IfavUiagaa Broad­ IMMENSE STOCK of Keawonnble Goods which 1 offer *nt PRICEIS> tijat will Astonish WM. UPJOHN. " ATTENTION. COMRADS! hTxu»‘*J' pHT-:r “•diik*"!, HASTINGS CASH STORE Arc now oArring for rale, a full Stock of New and Seaaonable Goode, recently purchased in the beat eastern markets at the lowo.t pM»iblo prioo. for cash. Our stock includes a full line of STAPLE AND FANCY . DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Beady-made Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, Ac. i^F~Ca h pnting euatomen, give ua a call. We will cheerfully show ynurt-J nwr stock, that you m.iy compare price, with Any other firat-claaa 8t<»ro t3Tin tl>e Rat ■. We have got the Goods and wo wait to tailjg-j them, and shall try to toll you all wo ean and will satisfy you that it LSfb foryuwr interest to'buy here’ Wo warrant th» priced shall bqs3ti>factosy..Jt} Wo will take in exchange for our goods WM. H. HATFORD. Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c., nt tlso r<-|jxilna- 1Q nrlx ft rate—. c. 0 HOLBROOK. enuine drugs G JOHN MICHAEL. &, -medicines! REASONABLE PRICES! AT TUB u HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, . TURPENTINE. JUST RECEIVED. 2500 PorX,M NTRICYLY PURE white lead. ’ gKAQ POUNDS GENUINE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. 2500 POV3fDS iIQQQ SaRtLeTT-PURE lead. J POUNDS GENUINE FRENCH ZINC. AVe buy our Goods directly from the Manufacturers, and sell at PRICES that defies competition. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. X P. ROBERTS Sc CO. nwi^. April SOlh. ISfiO.—ryl7 IIaating« iirnirniiu 1­ JA PttACTtr Tllk. Ml IMPORTANT TO PARKES I Great tafapitiBeUit'stmt. sPAUioms’SKf asasTOBE Michigan-Exchange. [prices to suit NUMBER bold raerad U iuwlvcd. Don't say, I them ; not to secure of drunkcanera aal ?«ftrg. ean fake a drink and leave off; the and dissipation, bet to homo—hot! ehaneea are against yon; and even if Would to God I could bas<ah « Sum they are not, b it right T b it honorable my mind. Tonight I ssn a boy qrti i to ri.k the Uppineas of others to gratify I see homo an plainly M reyr. A Hod yuur own eril appetiu ? Would to Goil father, a dear mother, brothers and sto(that one year ago) I could bare seen ter*. all rise before mo; not only ouen. strong drink as it roaDy b, stripped of they are always with mo now. Dren ha all the cenamcuh thrown over it by sleep I soo them; pleasant IbougMa you those engaged in the traffic; rouljl ham .ay. O, God, if I could osly ga< ridoC seen it an a swift end auro mad that them, I think I could dwell ea any was to lead to my present unhappy con­ others with aosne degree of comfort, so dition in a foton'a cell, with tho ]«o*;ieM what I now feel; yea, even «a tike of a shameful death. Is it surprising shameful death I am condemned to diet that I wo-ild fry to save others Iron the anything, but what I hare tort; last same fata ? I know that I have neither through drink. • tho talent nor the education to plead the “ GtTv an car to this advice; it to the cause of temperaueo. but I can tell what advice of a dying man—dying in Me tho use of intoxicating drinks boa I early manhood, through the accursed brought mo to. Can J do less, under , cop. that • biteth like a serpent.* THok the cTrcusstancea, than give a wurB of j of your friends now, tort tho time wee advice to some thoughtless ones ? Prey- j when the thought of them will be wore*. ing (if so gr-.-ii a suinor as 1 may pray,) than a ecoqsou'e wing. Ohl if you ere that God mar bless it, and make its any one treading the downward pqth truthfulness do what hearing could not that loads to death and hell, spook knid—be the means of an ling some from a Iv to him; yon know not the power of dntndard’a end. a* kind word. I do not forget one who " For one short moment let your fancy hna spukeu kindly to mo unco I heww carry you to thb coll. You will see mo boon lions. How heartily I think of write thb with my hands ironed— irons them. A kind word first led me to hope are on ray limbs and I am chained' to । that He who hates ata might yet be matethe floor. Do you o»k what brought mo | ciful to the sinner. 1 know yvu all hate hero? I must any, whisky. Is it strange tho crime that brought me here; tart in me to lift a warning vutoo against when you saw I had none to speak kfadtliat whhh has done me so much hnnn? I !y, though hating my great ria, you pi­ Thank God, I ham not tost all feeling tied me, a poor wretched rinner, and There are those on the onrth, s- parak-l [showed mo that mercy, Divine masry, from mo by * the great waters,’ who be­ could even reach one io rile. Oh! young tain of n> mfak-g lieve aud trust (that wherever I am) I am honest and respected. God forbid MM*t of you have aeon mo ; moot of you that tliey ahould erar bo undeceived. bare spoken kindly to mo, and have Oh ? b it not hard to pray to God that acted as well as rpukon. The offer of u your dour lather and mother, brothers book or a paper may be little to you, and sisters, your early playmates and but Io mo it was a great kindness. Oh! friends may never hear about you, or do mt. a greater kindness still—take my nra from them, when one word would advice kindly; it somre from a criminal, be more prvticus than untold treaeuro ? it is true; but my whole heart goes with It; it oughrtto bo more oflectire because5| “A kin I won! from a strunger b treasured up as sumothing procious, as coming ironone who has run the course God knows it is to me. To keep you ; and has experienced* Ito terrible results. from such a condition I write thia, bo;w 1 might tell you more of what 1 ham ing y ou will take It in the qurit in which [ seen whisky bring to its dupes, but my it b'given. I write it oarurstly and sin- article ■ ould be too long. X clone, giv. fag you the a-irico a good mother gum ’ The frZluwfag Poem ap|»oa:sd in » o- rrly, trusting that God may tlces it to m-: Ke-p out of bad company, ami Xijit-Otl of August 10th, a$ original , your US'. If you are otot tcaipted to don't drink. Don't tot thia laaa unover the signature of Bra Hmttr . Tho dri&k, think of thb adrion, ami tho cir- hc.ded. ae 1 Ad. You eee whrt it Ua cumstanow under which it b giceu, and * ' God keep all that lead nm« I'oti, mrJf— ward appears on the may heaven help you to cast the cursed brought i path, b the prayer of 97th page of tho 1’oema of Mas. L. II., cup from you. Don’t parley, ar you am ---- ------ . — — lake of loved one*, pre. Steovsnr, as published by Itatmra, | loot Hay no'. Htick fo lt Ouro or fere to sign himself, Cksulm Otn. ' Saxraaa AOe, in IN60. Was not Mr. eeo that you arc firm, and rrtfiart you Piooraxrr an •trftl Ilagiar Wt, Boacor. ? ths moro fur it Don't be alarmed at being called a teetotaller. You may be greeted with a laugh or jeer. No mat­ ter, you win rcsjMwt. How often hare ■er. hope people will <u» it more freely I wished I could aay to. and stick to it, ।than ever, while they last. ^-y are wlu-u asked io drink ; but my ‘ guess oati-bilioua, and hcneo at thia mm<x> of not,’ or * think not,’ waa always taken 1 £-r wil or, if I soil i! was known 1the ysar and, in thia climate, alsnert inthat’ I did not always stick to it. A idbpoiuiUo. Ibero an various ways in HYDE & PRIKDLE. com pa mon who worked bv my side was which they may bo served up and wn non rssked but onoa, for Lb ‘no' mas a I giro come of them for iho benefit of our no ’. Tn- tho power of an qmphstb no, 11 when asxed to do wrong, u\(he advice I lady friends. T-------duato----------Bi mm---------Craxa.-------—.The---aeaeou of one who has lost all for tho Want of a ----- little finnnrst at the- first. If 1 only I fur that highly esteemed vngctabta, tho could tell you all I have lost - loat I tomato, bemg again at hand, we lake frtonda, ehunrtrr home, all I hat makoa [ oocaaiun, says the Columbna &raww, to life dear, thtuagh drink, by not saying . rraanmend a mode of >erring thorn, glisrellnng. tan,’ wben asked to do wroug. I could tsinod frvm a newspaper, and whfoh, CALIFORNIA A OREGON hare said it God gave mo understand- ' niter Ubl, we prunom.ee excoltent Ub ing. I knew right from wrong; but 1; t. slice them wben ripe, oorar them with flattered myself that I could go so far, j batter, and fry cu a griddte hke other and then rain up; now I am Imt God c-kes. They should b" seumnsd while Charles Orme, recently executed for in Hi» mercy gra.nt that thb tuny keep frying. Largo aud soUd tewetooee ere murder at Hroudsburg, Ita, attributed •o™ P'itng man from treading the the beet for this dbh. Tbpi makes a all his Bufferings and crimes to tho use time juth. 'Touch not, test. n«»L hum , nice brcwkfast dish for those who era BEST 8ELD WHEAT fa the WORLD. of intoxicating liquors. 1'ifor to hb ex­ die not,' b the only anfi.- course. Don't food of tomatoes. i | FeriMflj Im w ettre toP"' nHw; (ro«a ’mm Aas.raUaa a*d Chill ItvvC ecution ho »-nt the foliosing letter, to lieliero in moderate drinking, th cro bl A o«xm cersrr.—Take one Irasbsl baatho Philadelphia Jofuwrr, with a request too 'maeh danger in it Thera b no kcl of tomatoes, skin and buQ until titeg 1 j wmibs. oa r>*d «o«t. I KLXTY BUSHELR TO THE ACRE. Ihst it bo puUbbed: dninkard living but thought ho could 'urn soft, enuccse them through a fins '• Hrvoruosvse Jill-—I write this in bare off when ha wi.bal As I write 1 —-i—-- .44 h.ir a_ the hope that it may be tho moons of ar­ K> I eeo a fowl mother's face, I four I rtnogur, salt to testa, one ouneeM ebm, resting the attention, and saving stano tart words to me, low agd sweat at | oac of alLjnco, one half ounce of btack youcg man fhg» the path that wads to she Undo her boy (JocLspced, and said: | pepper, three pods at red pepaer, taa> <Uath and ImU—blights and ruins la ‘Be a good boy, shun bed Crtnpsuy, Lads «f garlic akinaed arel esMtofiM. thb world and fixes destiny in the nexh[ twelve bay leaves (leavesyou fiad paefaed and don't drink.' nmidst tlx. darknms of eteraal night; . " I seo a kind, good father, tn iug to ' botWLeu licorice), two ocaoes of moaiaid for tho sacred volume declares ’No back tho ta»»u M ho gore the s-imo 1 mixed with cold vinegar before nMM* drunkard shall iuhoitt ftio kingdom of' keep mlnea tailing me at tho wune time to I in—hail until roduoed to about eaMM< God.' Oh! that 1 eouM pertrsy th" ________________________________ then bottle without straining.—Ww— ‘ be mindful of God nud Ho would not bonon springing from tho Ord g'aw, forgotten, tews TriqrepA you uvula shun it as you would tho foreake me.' Abel *D Fan® Tonsrax* *«■ Baras xx Wnrread in which death la its most hidoous and tic result u a felon's twll, and soos. form was lark lug. Would to God I had prrhaps, a ahamefid death. la it suy I ««.—We printed a-as time ago a ssude <Uad befuev I knew tho love u- paaeioa wonder I should try and warn others ? that wo saw highly rernmmeyded fan you, ' tlial many drink and do not preserving fresh tomatoes and Itera staoag drink can bring to Its pocr, do- bay d/wtat 1 havef Att tn-1 but s a> ‘ ’* ---------------ludod viorims, far then J would haro *>** had kind frfaada to weep and think fo> M I d*J one. You ray » <*“ take a drink kindly of ata, as in solemn silence they gaaed into my tomb ; but aow my oernoat prayer to God is, that no one who fom't tty it-theI b what rataed m*. ever kiaw ras may ever hear anything All ray rt fart: 'Whtaky.hal ■< hs tbatl me. May God in lib mercy rev irate-l Ml to>> amah •< a man paat that no atore iaoKrtmt people may for that’ God half titotoj bow„M->= ; fare food eat that ho who seal • wise m auSrr on my account. “Ok, young man, by all you hold dear, shaa the cup, the fatal rup—If #ot for yvwr mv sabs, la Odd's aM* afom it for the mko of thooo you hold so n»ar and dear. Yon may flunk you are aide to token drink and Usv. it alone wbra yon wish; lot mo entreat tool don't try the expsrimcat, fag rhoujt gets hold ft �sew aiivEtmsEsKsn IV 9**tinp ?an«rt I Tna PxxnrrvLxn IU advised that the I COB'3 OOUGH con rirEMI* CHE! *,8epL rtwnox Cooley £ Cauchy , [ana. ra k x a w/ni pxraco.PH»»»u —■ . . . _ TktlDLB CATAfiTEOTHE. DIAMOND BRAND. events tf the year, and a luting credit . About 300 uinen were auffocated in a eua! mine at Avondale, near Plymouth, fiurih the Road as for as Cassopolis, and perhaps to Bebrakuaft this foil Much details are horrible in tho extreme, credit is duo L D. Dusia, Es*., th* arid grow more to day by dayae the Preridrat for th. efficiency he bra dfotacu are made public. Spore forbids played in puslung forward rith so much rapidity, this important enterprise. Our ced price st which it is now offered (35) places tho machine within tho reach of every family in tlio land. I last evening at Datti* Creek, to celebrate to o* raterod by* perpendicular abaft. “Fairy" upwards ef 25,000 machine, Th* Michigan Bolt & Nut Co hare been sold, wldeh^ m itself is suffi­ cop* by thia single abaft, which had to cient ea idenee of tho their utility in eve­ Our Public School. ry household.—3rrw F»ri Trahuw. 1 AL4CHIXE BOLTS, The Publie Sabool in this plore open­ nel for the ventilating current which in ed on Monday, the 6th inst., with an at* all mines must be crastantly forced by tho Indepi'ulant Order of Odd Fellows, tvndanco of 208, and tho following cons C. H. WALKER, machinery through the various galleys wna instituted at Ovid, Clinton County, of t.-nchers : HWOiZt-JIA />4.«4*7. IS and >lrifls The shafting and tho build­ on the Cth inat by Grand Patriarch Geo­ Firet Primary De;.artmeot — Ma< ing over the sums bring all of wood, and Dean, of Detroit, aatutod by Moosra. W. dij as a tinder-box, took fire; all egress 8. Wood, Grand Treasurer, A. M. liar- Trad. M*rk-F»te*u* RMV^XV0-' S ‘JS-WMS.- Bridge, Eoof and Large uf air rat off and the minsra, about 200 i* ramber, suffocated ; the re.ult being that there are whole streets of little house* faring tho mine out of which Second Primal? D< partmont - Mtae Intermed'ato Itvjmrtmant - Mtaa 8nxl* E. Ttlxx, viceMiaa MeNan, ressgnesL Grammar Ih-portment—Mm Eirit* Baxwn, Into of Detroit Public Schools, thia awful catastrvpli.. Village, with u vice Mtsa Trisa, transferred. j High Schoo!—W. J. Stvaxt, Fria* eould be more awfh!—more hcu'tnndlipoL ing. Tho number of children in tho Diatrict of achool a^v is 446 ; at tho same Death of Judge Bacondate last year the number waa 358, Tho sad intriligvnee roach'* through a dis[latch to the Aiurtitsr sad JViMum, that Hon. Nirnasixt Bacox, leto Judge of tbr 2d JtuHrial District, deported this life at his residence in Nilro ub Friday errninj the 9th inat, at 10 minutes before 10 o'clock. Jcms Biro.x was one of the trw men of our State. Faithful to the last degree in tho discharge of every duty as a mnn, a dlisen and a judge, hia death occasums a void that will not eosn be fillod, womnntnnn)n)r~^ ______ 'plARK TWAIN’S c—-rorca^^.yHon”■”B“7 mi7Hb’cm848H?ii Direct from Foelorico. sa-SpecmlUiosis oow ilepsrtmout. BUCKEYE REAPER * MOWER! aoiNTs WAjrruDrox Chsmlealr. & GREBLE. sec Dye­ Parra Wsxumcsx Brux*.-It is Jsw srrt,lM hr NUTnta. •« Wkclr Aakr Leera with regret that we learn that tho «x13> W MKieant Srisar. DrW^h. | tensive Pap?r Warehouse of the Lroa B01MX8 GVZUTKB, Baontrsa nt Kalnmacoo, waa badly dam­ aged by fire on the morning of the I th PIUMstilug nud Gas Fitliwg. iusL The loos on the budding and stock . is estiui 1 tod at $5,000, which is mostly Strew 4 N^Frmil H»l nWer Rta^rs, Only $2.75 per Copy. Wood & Coal Furnaces, At tho Anu on! Meeting, Mumu. N. pow'd to have originate 1 in the rags. Trustees, and a Committee, consistirg of | JAMES JENKS, Honor tho orgnnixntion. The Rrr. T. D. Maxnr, O. D. Sravutxo, E-a, and Rav. E. Ccans were apyuintod a (kraunittoc took place on th* 7th hut, ar.d resnhtd ing. It is expoctcd that there will be in a Republ.can majority of 2l',000 ou on oddr«*s ou Tuesday evening Novem­ th* State Ticket in a vote of or ber 2nd, and that tho Convention will asoemUe Wednesday morning Novem­ ber 3d at 0 o'clock, in the Presbyterian pubiicaa, and the Honae of Reprc aenta- Churt-h at naslinga Circular notice, tirso will contain about 200 Republicans announcing tho arrangemrato will bo to 30 Copperheads. Surely Vermont sent to every Township, on 1, as for as possible, to every Sunday School in the arsa whore lustre is never demiuisbed County at an early day. It is hoped that the November meet­ TtMraaasrx Cos*MTioa.-ls»t week ing may be/nwraPy by tho Sun­ there aanembhxl at 'Chicago a body of day Schools workers of the County. disappointed office sidrerv, who ptooecd- •d to organic a National Temperance ARE NOW SELLING Woods. Sponges and Druggists' Bundrie*. Tbe County Sunday Kcbeol Omron* tion was held last we«k as nuntmneod. Ilia notices lied not bo n w. 11 dialribnNxw Nsnoaxt bora, "The Wcetera C-mgrcei from the State of Maine, wl o" (Jed, and the limo proved unfavorable, u R«fup'," eamplo copy of tho .hrat mudual at hit rcaidoure in Portland oa thj iT]'1 **“ **• *uo'1 busy aeoaoau aat intellectual powuia, ho lias left a fore, small; bnt the rxeniscs and tho News Co., New Turk. tioual History, which wo seriously regret addrea.es ware intonating and able. On soeounl uf the small ottoudsneo it NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. the Impeachment qeeation. But ho waa waa thought best to postpone the organ­ isation of a County .kseucution until a I Wm. H. Burk A Cot, Column. larger number of delegates might bv 1 dished the tho welfare of the Country daring present to participate, and the t.'onvou- ' Th* Vermont Election. • aniiTiox,Hiiisui»! Aataa«a-«rat»'xsf Dtngj, Medirinre. MACHINERY DEPOT! G. S. WORM ER fo SON, WJ. 101 & 103 Jefferson Ave-. CLOTHING HOUSE! 30 CAXAJL, HTUFJET, grand rapids. FEW STORK, BEST GOODS. ’ LOWEST PRICES. ,JS1 v. buhi. a on HATS, CAPS, xTTBS, Bucrotary of t'jo Contention. Tnx Mjcaroix Crxirsu—Thia Conlooked as though thev wanted to occoni- pony will nut an Excurafon Train 03 the pli* mom than the thetiuu of their 22d, 23d and - ith inat, leaving Kalamaaeo at G:30 A. M , Gobeburg at 6:14), Augusta at IM, Battle Creek al 7:80, and National Committee next week. reaching Jaekson at 9:30. Returning thia Train will leave Jrekior Kalamaxoo nud intcnuedi.iio places. Atwater Street, Eaat, FURNISHING! GOODS, HARDWARE STORE' Uramal S-a H. A. GOODYEAR, b> iMrtnJt I PRACTICAL BUSINESS ISSTRUCTOR,! Containing Interesting and valuable tnfoimotion for Yeung Men. Uewt Free by Hall. Addrvas 1UA MAYllrtW, Dvtiolt. Chine** qnro&m, tho people of Califor- Tin and XULX. Uasd in th* City or State Sehoeb, Wira a Tria Liss os Stationery snd Bookxli.ra and Newn- Pl[HCUAiiE TUEHEIOAY MUS RETAIL SHOE DEALERS CELEBRATED STEIHWAT. (W. E.TUN1NJ 1 «ea MraU*. <*Z>UAjr< iLaaPUTUHf •MrtCfUX/<S* TVVLXJKUSaaU MIMAS >/g£ C. DOELTZ A; BRO., H«4w*4eMaedTri ,oj,ocdw uwjiZtauEfonwrr, mca. NOTICE To Conatuaers and the Trade! CandidaLfmons, Oranges, Jfuts, ^-c. X- rrrrr. F«r<i.->1» Mtotnta* part I. Otter for Butldirig Materials. ItT. Tr.ush. Made and put up on 6bo.-t Notire. r*-b pota for all Ils*, «l rlpm Frails, ne«rtt», Better, Lsr* >.* f ro, M ,fcr rilr Msksrr, rtnwr sf JrCmM sm4 Csurt torre*. aTEWAMT 11*0**. DaTOsgm Jsly list. I SS.—If Shelf. Hartman and Cutlery, ■IOJKEOFATUY. Dodge’s Clebrated Plows I*::;SS2B2s '*’* ItedtUnj- te tea «,». ta prre«wl to To (Treat all Kindi of Diseaxet “,4 »«te .f °.,P <to**alMtoea Fr«s. ’—0. Ji. I. «-*• MACHINE TWIST, The DST for KACHUTB BlWHfl TIEHlI 1'68111) BIYXB KUBffilffi, UrtU. Vent Cwml,. Sica. ret. Ate. ar Afxtrrrz) z>/rct For SJo ot KoUou»» . A. GOODrut. 1. iMa.-«wmyi merUvl Gold & Silver Watches, d-atKiESi d»Edo- cxxvt I ueartsn sod Ilvahn la HtmWAL < !.!:' 1:1 A*.D.o. FANOY GOODS, CITV u ’•“■.F-V—-•rts tec.Wrtla, llastlsua. Il.rtox Oneida Community Unrivaled. 0. C. etruction by tho Republican State Ora* teat ie highly gratifying to eewy friend vrntion, recently in aeaaiuu at Madison, J AaChrapa.ou tho H.ll It rand, Adding TraneportaUon. GROCERIES, B. J. B RO'WW, Lff, z>. pjOUCIWATtHC rujalatei aU Harpa. to C ™ "•‘’ttswm.iOTa.. Sk«*t Ixoa Wire onairap, FAMILY SPOOL COTTON, . sao. a. (XA ix. Bm« arerv. article* for exhibition free. STOVES, IRON SCHOOL BOOKS Or.VU JKlaA*. ' FOR BALE CHEAP! VW. ofl MBH Dealer in Grata* Tarnishing Grad*, y...«f nvtnr rors saisr*, xvir.T nvrvmvsi l»er may avail lb, mrehre of thia oppor­ tunity to attend the State Fair. Thia MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BAGS, TRUNKS, &C Tnx Nsnnx Movuxe tho k.M of Hox. Th* annual State Elstra in Vcniiont HUCCESSOHS TO , AOBNTU warn M> roU TMa~~ »*T BOOU OS- THS WOJBKS OF NEW rSi°D ROBINSON A WICHTMAN, (MU* and Wurehrastj frat JUvard BL Hastiagx, Mich. April 20, 1800__ wly WIOH™A.N and W. II. Whitney, D. G. M. It i. called Cb'nton Encampment No 35, and 8**n Facrocr B t ax cd. - On the 7 th tasL the Steam Planing Mill and tkuh Factory of.Mixes. Lcrrciuxa A RostsW. BaacBorr, H. A. Goonraaa, 8. C. sox at Grand IlajAl*. wm entirely des­ troys! by firn. Lmi, about $12,000, ed to t iko into consideration the ]irojwi»ith only $3,000 msur.ince. oty of building one ox more tehuol houioa, and to rrp< rt at an adjourned Mos. CoHitoDoxa VaxDCunr. - Van­ meeting, ffept. 27th. *2,628 was voted derbilt'a uew wifo is 30, till, symm.-lri1 .'or cont:Mgmt expcnsca, and all of the c.il, “a brun.tte with daariingly white cotnp’cxioii," dark hair and eyes, some­ thing of an authors**, and soood1 cou»in mtnrity. Our hoart-felt sympathy is 1 x ■ ate-1 for library purpo-io. to bar husband. 8b* was a lively rebt*ndol to his Cami'y and relatives in tbis The baa lay fiskool Canvratlon. class during tho war, and hat cure behour of sadness and sorrow. the dark tbiya of the ItobeDion. 7IGHTMAN <fc GREBLE UK INSURANCE- COIFilY, Stas' Silii Silrgr ml Flaw fm. W*tebe«. Cteaksaa* j«w*ter lrp*|rrt ^ls U*BaHrara>tos*«r Botosso* A WigUt H^isr, lev. nik. IM. 4 | PHILADELPHIA PA OTtCAimBD 1810. AKXDAL IXCtlNg . . . a, B-Aw «wif 19K, KIMI. �I jurat and ■ IlllIW JHiatdUnmj. tfncui ***** °f ,A,8T *—n. C’cMtrai Railroad. ■ ISM ' August, J£ARRY COUNTY “UAtaHU Io JukM CARRIAGE FACTORY! 1889. for tUWsot leave: -■Il u«. icdaumu u ihxi . . “ «*>• iustkm’T T •< , “A —k Iwbo. .■ 10,00. E.u„. H —31 Iwr. IwIk, ■■ ,;15 , «» WAUrtU. j •™«r •• tn.m, ud I !—»<"•. it IU, rid. O» a I—4 w r* «, wkU .ud, ,c«an,f>*nw *’ ™ cow,i 3T cam rrnxisn. Will W H- Tocaw pbas. take rortiro. The «C traau wUl be at half pnee, on complying with tho regulatium' of the company, to poroma attending the £.ir, end all article, for exhibition ' will be taken ran, and one men with a*ah cmr load of atock. Lol Berry1 County bo wnU ropr^ented. HASTINGS, MICH. First-Class BUGGIES THE FALRT. rtl taWl HALL’S RDRpMl HiXKWER. Utts, s&fjsr GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL PRICKS RXD UCEIH Mais bbotherm, MfcikMi Genuine Articles. I F2LIRY ()R THE BOST BEASOHABLI TOIL Til* Hoove la tarn ■>< CoeoriNLMe. laUiat >1 Iwsi, ala of >M ata ti feat r““* SEWING MACHINE. COLOR AMD PROMOTE ITS □nnwww DOUBLE WAGONS. Tua laM&rr axd Fixtsr Abwirtmmxt ever offered in the County. I AIM TO SELL r O«ly 81 for a Perfoot lowing Machine ! S<IUh. rain. auteti FUST. H. A. GOODYEAR, Tlio Michigan Con­ E. Church, rumtnenon ut Grand Rapids Bate t Map taler, C*hb«--s'tir sto.k of Carl-omd is n„w romplete, aid we are prv]xuid to famish budues* ranis, cut l> ui y sixe, at Ik'troit preas.—Give IW a call. ;»£rcrtsafcaMs."- Gout Ni"». —TheUiaud R.ver Valley Kai! Road is uow coni|Jvtod to Middle­ stile, siul in u few days the cars wxl inn regularly to and from that place. EsrnorM — We hare just received a fine supply »T tho v-ry bet Envelopes tussle. whirls w.lh biuine-s Cords printed •.urtron, will be sol I at prices which defy pabliabm prwM. PROBATE ORDER. PICTURES, ■■BO run! of (truth in the item from boriaaing to • ad. Will tho Editor of Fir Xykt-fM pdl'ii-h tide statement for the a;,zrs.^.‘r THE ENDLESS MATCH! The Isncllcmm Iklatcli! tjk! I have waito-l til! my s is well nig’i p»uo. CuswaZ earc r up tl!—A,'A note <t»J acanutt. To e A choice ttlecfUo of Auerion A F« r»v»*!C<C. IMM^/eroa ygSfala At Once-NOW. jAt Onoe-NOW. At Once-NOW. WrXraa IFAcrf IF> ITr Mcoa IVAat We Ay. M’• Mean WJuit Wt San, AID MUST HAVE OIR FAY Tor Tarin.—For earc, tho Editor of 1« XgM-Oitl tells the truth. ■* He says: "The Grind Haven Xfirt haa been AND MUST.lIAVf OUB PAY AND MIST HAVE OUR PAT nn> glad !•> friend Mitchel ■ suco •• !m is an isui-antl.uut Corrsnansa. Th'' amnll । :i|« are Ida. Cummer ‘HE MISSISQUOI POWDEB " curve Cancer and Scrofiitous Avnaaw ijj Edccatios at Ntasviua. - The Edith of the Bsxxeb ha* acecptel an invitation from onr cffic’oat 8u]wrinU:i<letit of Schools, to deliver an •''•drcss on Friday evening of thia week, ■..IO VB-V. i Blws JaaeUee.- “ •SrteaA............ “ ts±e - Sgfc:' 1 cmrfahs,......... “ I VossrcswRte,.'. “ M-toWs......... “ [ JuMYIMB«....*rr Psi Vr. - AU p nons indebted to F. 1‘ Anin A Co., by note or account, <il! tare cst by settling the some be­ fore tho 15th inat After that, Eon Brunn trill present yon with a smal •Up of p*l»«r with directions to call ^Oreso'e......... £ Gori.—Hie Rar. A. F. Mooas for the fast throe yean, tho popular Pastor of the Metli*di,t Church in thin Village, Himros Cnirnta,B. A. M.—Wo ere plewwl to know thnt n dispe motion baa been rcecirod for a Chapter of Royal Arch Mimm at thia Village, end that ‘be Chapter ia new at work. The folLwiag cornpannma are the uficoro under the dhjrausatiau: Bum Sxm=. M E. 11. r. B 0. Unan. K. Sum, Bmzm, Bntbe. Tl, rr^lu „ MS M»M « IS. M In*., b> iiij I.-S Xi Silt Mr t.i i J|AST1NCB WOOLEN FACTORY! WHir. M'cBurd tbseaUre lalerset ef J. s. -V-A-IST BUTTITT, 1*^* s> MX ODXJE VXI_i.»S .line Sil Srr 1:1 ’• Sit IIUTIIUWOOUI FttTHf Conducted by IBM r.o 1 El W Real Estate 1 Exchange AOENCY, ■ JOHN CABVETH. S:U MS 311211 ISEFtE: ■issa. ‘•'"i El Til F. D. Zexur. HiMlajt, Sept. Gth, 1889. prenehi-1 his farewell sermon on Sunday, •ad Uft Monday to attend Conference. He has Iraen one of tho mwit efficient workers, during hie rod lonco hero, that we here ever known, and his departure >• a metier of soriaus regret, uot only to his Church and Society, but to the pub­ lic. He has our best wi ,hes for hie per•outl and professional pro ipcrity whare«wr he may ■ ba stationed. mi iBprsved Farm asd Village Freperty FOB SALE B EXOHAVGE A fsrei el s*re»lr-Bta* »<re» sIlMtsd s>d wie-lxMaUteaNarth «t HMdtevUte, an HwOra.d Wo will Mil tbo X'M’trary A farm of m honored and »etv». righty prseUrol wan, sad k pM tarots a HAMLOW A OOODgg KFM ianprored. wall waiered, wish awed MM- (Ivm. la*., rilLlM tlra ariln HwSb MlJdkrilla. o« Usstlaea, Jnas Is*. IMS-tf COMMERCIAL irorcs.' pABB FW* ULK. �LEOir. SOTKine Pacxaxb’s Moxtklt—for September, &«■« umnmlly good selection of matter; a Balo km "sensational," perhaps, than M^aB^itr-Rdt startling publication; but fall of interest and information for which he announces os jwsitively to go into oflbet at the beginning of the new year. Ths price will, from that data be fired at fas &llen per annum; which will laav® it yet one of tho very cheapest and best of all our American monthHee. The progress!io pcopls of ths country, who believe in purs Literature and outspoken ojanions upon the prevalent evils of tho day, should seo tai it that this magazine is amply sustained. It has already been the instrument of great good, and if con­ tinued upon its present plan, has n bril­ liant future before it- Published by 8. ti. PxcxAan, 937 Broadway, N. Y. Ths PHtcioiMtciL Jovsx.il for Sep­ tember contains the portraits and biog­ raphies of John Bogers, the designer nnid modeler of the well known “Rogen?' v^LWASKrani. FOR UMTOUBUMUIKMU. FABEKRj^Sgc FAY. ISStiJE-TSTtS „ -^SSSSteitfe i eeSS Wiki will mH mH Tmrarer.»t Um ComMf lasSsr •>( Ovisbar •»«», »i lb* WHAT IT DO Groups;" Jot- A. Wright, ex-Governor of Indiana, and late Minister to 1‘rusaia; Von Baer, tho Russian Naturalist; Vinnio Esom, tho Washington Sculptram; besides interesting articles, illimtmtcii and otherwisi', «> heads large and small; Personal Beauty; EL Math's Cathedral at Venice: Apoplexy, or the 1'hilusopby of Sudden Death ; tho Rhi­ noceros ; Oontrovcrsy, its Uses mid Abuses; Life Spring Apparatus; True Relation of tho Sexes; A Visit to n Cloister, or tho Apo Men, by Corl Vogt Preeentimsnte, Ac. Price* 30 cento, or S3 a year. 8. IL Wells, Ihrbli-htr, 889 Broadway, New York. rtftfsslS: -TTSeSSnsT. jrrrH/U4.r. OHKfv^ Hirarn a.xd Home.—Tho Ifartk end ITaau (or September is more than usually d ©voted to frail culture, evidently de­ signing to make hay while the sun sliiucs. 'TV!. subject nklaef was *■> never — so vast a* during Thia the present season. Tho serial story "The Romance of a Rich Young Girl” is continued. “Ethel Romsia ML take” is another plesant story in this nunjber. Prof Calvin* E. Stowe discusses the Woman Question from a Scriptural point ofriew, and concludes that Paul wrote ■nd gave advice for times in which he lived—his injunction being adopted to tl& present distress." Kate Hunnibcc I —Iw.vsoassf. >.r. sansa* oo. gzr&gCfc gives wise directions on soveml domestic subjects. and giro an oxecllont roripc for tomato oat.up and pickle*. Her recipe we have found upon trial so relia­ ble that wo venture to recommend any she may furnish fhr tho Untrth er.d Home. UiS N°£3 Atiaxtic Mo.TtnLT.—Tho September number is cxcollenL Among its con­ tents we find : Why Henry Jones did npl go to Canada, by Walter Mitchell; Was Reichenbach RigM?; .Tho True Story of lady Byron's Lift*, by Harriot cash aim to m AMotnrr or »*oo,ooo. Beecher Stowe; Jacob Flint's Jounwy, EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE by Bayard Taylor; A Lono Woman's c*.h Gin., Mk KMW | n-AQtni.»iao Trip to Omaha and Beyond; Oonfucids and tho Chinese, by Rev. James Froe- «sa*5Sys???- THE LATEST GRAND DISCOVERY. Paralyds can be Cured! DBS. J. M- 4 0. RUSSELL HMesr, Rmeuetat ee4 Causutllar slcln., .jk. Ifc, twmo.t M Ckrask BOOKSELLER, » 40 tit 4 0 it "».u« mi. •?», o< “ Where c ye ’goinV’ TO !U CITY DRUGG STOffi, " Hhm’t thatf OJSHIES - WHO DOBS BCS1NMB THUffir' F. D. ACKLEY. StSc'S ‘YES8IR-EE. They’ll make i 'CHABGXBZUB—d. tv,r* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-09-22.pdf 6dae718eb642fc8fff6ce30b9eb3b644 PDF Text Text gh(».rtti«8» !«•»»» waevaaear.W „KO. M- OEWEY, aT BUfTHOA *k**r OOw MICE. Cel. Altos* Orewrv tttere, awl Ttr.. el a.toertF**- « . ute>tehelte».>w«—■. ELM HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1869, NUMBER 22. SusintM Jlirrrbnj. Lffl IMUSCE COIPANY, ALLEN BENNETT. Mieb., Feb. let, 1869.—yl PLXX,«. leawwi te Aeaeallr Credited wUk MI**M to IhaCaaaeao’. Tt- REDUCING PREMIUM PLAN 0,_______-==____ . - H-JHAarr. > OtZ-r nr»t door r'^‘JC.r r..i*0ffl - ■- £***»■< «»rrrt. Ho.ti»tA - aTcVkoStTm. t>. 5£ZtifZS.S EXCELSIOR •risteated hr ihto Oaarow K is afaai. Ik. ••*• ikaCretrtbatlre FUa aE Cu.Mm*., sad better. m r ' „ Hartings, »■ ■ NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS A r sitia I ft IM ORGANIZED 1850. IMMENSE STOCK of Seasonable Goods ■which I offer at T»HICH(Si t^at will Astonish p i! PHILADELPHIA PA. ------ with in------ HI *r aMM wkwee* to tore t mbtoestan sH*sam Ofi1 Uah,. iir. ' NEW YORK AND BOSTON ini iM f.i| r||i I !| NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! J have ju*t returned from THE DISGU8TKD WIFI TO HUBBAND. AiriWTIOI. CGMRAD8 Ara now offering for sate, a fall Stock of and Seasonable Gooda, recently purchased in the beat eastern markets at the lowest pos.iblo prices for caah. Our atock include! a full lino of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloth* and Ready-made Clothing, Hats * Cape, Boot* & Shoes, Groceries, &c. f3T"Ca»h paring euatottoro, give ua a call. We will ehocrfolly ahow you SFI our stock, that you may compare pricea with any other tint-clow Store IVy*in tha Sutfo. We hare got the Good* and we want to eell_jp; them, and shall try to sell you all wo can and will satisfy you that it ST" is foryour interest tobuy here Wo warrant the pricea ahall be«uitowtory..^rj We will take in exchange for our good', CRACKERS hr «*• pee»d or barrel. WE BAKE EVERY DAY! I Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &e.. Itay that baa nerer yet the fonncr deetertd that part hare these many run, whiaky, gin aad brandy t " Whore fearful odds beer, firbto no wood ia, tnere the fire goeth out." । Mark how atropg ia tho recommenda­ tion, how impcradre tho language of th* resolution adopted by that early Cangreda! At different periodo, oovernl of tho Statna hare logialated more or laaa atringoatly against the 'aale of opirikma 11- apinat tbs '£&'«£ the'prMMfsd qnora aa beverage; ia aome oaaal, aa Ln cteaaea or tho usurping stops of despot­ Maine and Maaaachuartia, Io tha extant urn. Thia ia shocking uati nthftilw; of nrohihitien. The conatitutionality of the wry reverse is the feet "Wltat -was auch iagialatioa haa not only boon qnee- tho relation of that psrty to the mi]lietoe tiunod by those wiahing to eell and drink of chattelirod akrea at the South, fete* freely; bat triad before the Supreme tho beginning to tha end of the atng^e Court of the United Stetea, with for their deEvuranco ? Ono of brutal a majority of tha judgaa of a contempt and unrelenting hostility, op­ Democratic eteipa. In January, 1847, posing ctott measure for their relief, tha licMue ewuea of TAwdrir m Jfowe guarding every avonuo far their eeaepe, cA-tefG, /'iXcfar re. JUad. Z^aad, and; and following on their track with blood­ Pirrw ri. Now J7awp.hr, name on for a hound ferocity speed. How did it hearing. ChieWuatwe TaMy, ia daHter- .tend in relation to too Southern slave­ holding oligarchyf In the tlcawi affli' ation, pre-eminenUy servile, and reedy at all times to carry out their wood de­ signs- Where it stood during the rahil lion, what aid and comlcrt it gave to the rebel er^w by its factious course, what was its attitude in regard to tho mar­ tyred Lincoln aad his admmfetrefcto, and what It haa dona aad is doing to prevent ton iWii alinu of the Fifteenth Amendment it is noedlsaa to state ia theee oolnmna In what State ia Abo Union, where there has bean aa effort •UUag ar nateaielag Um trator, er/rea. fruluSUUf UtU^O-r. tU^rr^r.- at tlae regular mnrkct rates. barely thia is sufficiently door and empliAtic ; it covers the whole ground. For the reason* net forth ia the cfoaiag C. 0 HOLBROOK. FAMILY OHOOERIE8, •JHisrrllnnjj. Candiet, Lemons, Oranget, Mato, fie. enuine drugs a mjediciaesi JOHI MICHAEL G REASONABLE PRICES! prohibitory law ; and the browlara and | demagogues who brand her u tfisrogardful of liberty and the righto of con* scieaco she may calmly and foufldaatly refer theta to too derision of the Hu- Ca«b raid for all kto«e at ripe Fruita. Berne*, Batter, Laid aa* Up, al lk« Ctor Bakery, rereer *< Jrtferaaa "d C««rt AT THE “ HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, TURPENTINE. JUST nJESCJSXNZEX>. Otnn FOUNDS STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. 2500 DJtfm POUNDS GENUINE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. TREES ’ TIKI! TIKI! i nlL, tho Dcroocretic State Cocren* GRAND RIYIB NDRSKRBS. rvllhre of the Commonwealth Bat the nhanoa of ita eaeecM at tha upfwoMhLowell, Kent County. Mich. ingetruggie ia deemed by ita pertteana aonewhlt Jem deaperate, ia eMtoequa^e of the enactment of the prohibitory law at the laat aceeion of the Irgfelaturo by a atrong EapuhBrna vote aa against a PEACH TIEKK®. „ Ore toskk toeretote^'d «A»LT *08* Frtato solid Demoaratie vote in both houses **^THpCTftnVHJkl Marttoetosmirf aar Aa American Detaosreey flwuirbm, M) maUer when or wham the tna! may be mm. M-MNta t^.B>>bar l>rwl.teaMto. «uw,tp to uwniM 'b. nrak u. U» a, Fffl mmd b IM. oil Ml ere wtefi relfltiop ;tjay bear to the Malligence »n4 virtaeef the trenam.wueW It ia tho alcoholic snake, lb. Adema, that mttoi be Mamaalmd to atoBre." and it is both a piV and to yo*r discredit that you an unwilling to seise the cinb pure lead. 1000 POCTM ““c1’* rBEX™ z,xt' W« buy our Goods directly^'S^rCES & lAaaaf&ctarerB, and sei1 C“ that defies competition. opi-ositfou waa charartsru iicallyIQuetzal. ed by aid Ma B.udolph, of Virginie, Give us a call and we will warrant safirfaction. dealarxl in one of tea twaay apeechas u J, P. ROBERTS it CO. OH SIT FH TSE CSSS! auMMttM laws, wtock prol'cl p«Mlc keallk. b‘» way U? kick a sheen." mm, re»wcMl r^.Mrew to k lyU to O. p T)!.;rrHr>i>'‘l>sl‘te.D»/r.«nr-r»; ppporitxon rceo from the baoef that tom waa a Batumi aUguuistn bHww« ’M*. Ikry epsrsto •• .Mf, t» U<«la. ,( aMBMea, aad ns eBssia sad rrrw, tk, •mt. •! s.>la*ti>s. Ttoy Mlt* Iks lafceted ur(e .ad «rel it srorbrerd- All ibee Ifci.g. fro dore, ret tree aey peesr wkl«b <ba Stela I I IT I-—. to rrgatei. reeearc,. er interfere wilt1 A Portable Engine and Shingle Machine, IKPOBTAHT TO FABMBS! 01029004 TAYLOR htu a fins aMortmeni UV snxuar sen. ms. CALIFORNIA 4 OREGON cT-Tfr WHEAT AOEVCT. for the tew here ao emphabmlly <tenounced. But it ia a novel feature ia ethics, aa woU aa in patriotiam, to brand ♦y’SZmnirtMto! OfoouroMhelilwrty referred to » Itoruae, and wHaam uu^na tho pttrehaae and ooMumjAonof trwmnadytrAMr maha thenar^MNla dweetbadatiaatMwxa «awakNdF4\ Free Trodtr, waa not fluir writer, point wil tfoatoCbalowatelaofi �Dtuchy^. worn; ROfettVttm ¥ WICHTWAM, COE'S Btophre Pratt, that he has several boilors for solo cheap. Mr. I’raU Is a man integrity, and a practical mechanic. Hs knows what be fo wiling, and ho will give a good bargain. Corner Eighth and Woodbridge streets. Bstafl shoe dealsra will bo benefited by dliag on Mooers. Pfogrre 4 Smith wbM contemplating tho purehase of goods. It is always best to buy direct fronn the maunfseturera, and savo the profits of msddto-mcn. They make a tall line of fiur shoes. Na 81 Wood- lb those who desire to obtain a pat­ ent onwny invention, wo can rocoauuond ffia TStsshaniri’ and Inventors’ Assariatics, American and Foreign Patent Agency, Thee. 8- Sprague, Secretary. The Association also publish the JfcAs*. its m<1 Inratm, monthly, at 50 cants per year. Noe. 1 and 2s Awads Build­ ing, Larned street West E. T. Barnum lias a large stock of hardware, carpenters’ and mechanics' toeta, wire of every description, induding xsiuntar-rniling and fencing, anker boitrag cloths, burr miltatoasa Ae. He is also agent for Barney 4 Berrv's New York Club skates. Detroit IFire Works, 118 Woodward avenue. M wiB beaaen that Geo. C. Chandler, dealer re gents’ tarnishing goods and manufsetnrer of French Yoko Shirts, «iu remove on tie 15th mst from his prreunbtoaatioa totho large and elegant stare No* 58 and 55 Woodwwsd awn re, when and where- ho will op-n with a new and carefully selected stock of goods, at wholesale and retail. Bohuos 4 Webster have a general assortraent Of wood ami cool fnniaces, ■wwter betters and «R goods in their IhjjJ Fftnnbtng aad gas-fitriag done to order ia the MreUubstaatisl manner, and wutk warranted. No. 11 fi Jtrfferson tbs Michigan tun, holding minor posi­ tions my greafir. During Johnson's aposteuy he was removed, aud its chief clerks, Joo Wilson, a confirmed Copperheed, took Lis place. It wm tho gener­ al expectation that the Judge would bo rotqrned to the place from which ho was ousted - upon political grounds sole­ ly, but instead ®f that ho was made City Ttetmaster, which be­ ing a purely local office, belong­ ing of right to some resident Republi­ can, tho Judge is compollnd <0 distribute the patronage among the residents of Washington, and tbs eitissns of Michi­ gan dsriyo therefrom no benefit Miclfi^an, therefi>r>, has no chief of n beaureau nt Washington, end the darks and others have no rallying point or proteetian. Each is dependent upon his own powers and influence, and therefore they are es.a class the must independent and thorough-going men at Waahiagtor • 8o for as the salary sbd cmolumeuta are concerned, the greet State of Mich­ igan, with its great agricultural and mining- resources, needs them nuL In fact, it has remuncratiro employment for ell its sons - particularly for those of talent end power—tut it is reproach to Mr. T. C. Beaman, tho senior member, and to our Bcnatura, that thsyhavs not been able to secure more of influence and standing, to the Stalo which has honored them so long and so frequently. ITOH BALSAM, disuterewt~0seua*as,P4, bhae adiised ..'irtrti* tear our dty to exhibit not only outward Signs of mourning, bet also affected the tone of society aad ranvermtion. Tho nation lost a patriot in Gen'I Bawlins, aad the President a meat faithful friend. Gcn'l Rawlins was tho embodiment of devotion to duty—ano of the moat lova­ ble characters in these times of money worship. Xi is a sod commentary upon our system of administration and cumpensotiem for important and faithful service, that a man like him, who might have been worth his millions, hsd ho been dishonest, has not been able to leave a competence to his familr, bowho for- 1 ■r on«*n.-m»ocAi s-gj-wwa,1. gut self in lus country’s peril. Another example ia Gov. Boutwell, The Michie nn Bolt A Nut Co who ha*not been able to bring his fam­ An snpvvJ <• fandsb Stw*<t7 ily here, because the stylo of living de­ manded of a Secretary of the Treasury,! bolts house rent, carriage expenses, *e., would I cost more than the paltry eight thousand a year which the country pays for his j great serticea A man of his mental and non) powers, and thorough devo­ tion to the country’s interest, would bo none too h:ghly paid if he received fifty thousand per year. The merits of sweot qutaino are too well known to need any elucidation. mret perfect opiate and anodyne y rt disevrered. Sold by all druggiats; xaaaufisetwod by Steams, Farr 4 Co., New TW WliWgss Agricultural Works wffi fill erdos to any extant for agricultgrel imploMita, and dnei attantiun to tbsir .task tt few mA boons ptows, pre­ sided wi& the potent convex mould This gentleman ia a clerk in the office of the Auditorof the Poet Offl.-o Deport­ ment ’ He waa appointed ip 1801, through the tail u onco uf Senator Bing­ ham. He is from Flint, Mich.; about for^y-five years of age, of very agroeubta and obliging manners, atod vary good social position. Ho is Tltfi regular oorrospondentof tho Peninsular Hrnili nud of other papers. sa-3pocialijiialaekfO dytrtpient. juarar AOEXTS WAXTxbroj - POOFIMS—We are sole Agents for this Ceretv for Secrete of the tho ___ bust______ natnut,r„„_ Rooflnr._ mode. get reflbreuore. .da- Call and ree samplre and 1 «>>*■>■<"< UARNESS SHOP—A flne Stock of HnrneM on hand. Be11 to. »^aHTM 4, k auEBM;. Great City • HoattagW Mioh. Apnl 20, 1689.—wly Bridge, Hoof and Large Only $2.75 per Copy tXKsa.'r.r^iai- , The Germans in this city, as in almost every city of tho Union, win have a dsmonstration tomorrow night ia honor of thia great man. It is the hundredth an­ niversary of his Urth. There is a grow­ ing disposition here, and an over ths HDLWEB 4 WDWEK country, on ths part of our young folks Wood & Coal Furnaces This gentleman is probably the best to study the Germ an language KO Io known among all Michigan men maiding become acquainted with tho rich litershero- As the President of tho Union League, and tho President of the Mich­ igan Sob! era'Aid Society, he achieved The hope* of tho Democracy, which an enviable reputntton as a patriot and temporarily were raised Ly tho Chicago MACHINERY DEPOT! statesman. He is no orator, but as cm Temperance Convention, have again 0. S. WOBMEB A SON, organiser, and a man of ideas, he has subsided. They see that ths new baba »>. 101A108 Jaffarson Art.. few equals. He is a tall, slim man, iron oven with the most xmrefai nursing, will gray hair, stoops a httlo, must bo about not survive- Brick Pommy, Ned Bunt­ Oppoule U>chkc«a EscSaoite, Prlrosl. arty years oil, but is very quick, active line A Qo are too well known to enable and a hard worker. (hem to detach a sufficient number of Republicans to place the Democrats in To the People's Drug Store is the power. . Mjcsioax. place to go tor the hcavhwt asaortment , in the ci|y of perfumeries, brushes, tlio work of tho office, his chief, Wilson, Sour. Piacnra*—Wo are indebted to combs, fancy eowps and toilet goods, has never been able to tnako nji his N. I*, ilojiro, presvntod through D. 8.; which ta just opswing there. IL F. mind to promote him, untass it has been Skotwzm, for a box cf the very beat HATS. CAPS, i-UBS, Hwift A Bto. ahrtyv ke«p good goods st taw prices. No. RO Woodwanlarsnue. •tauo very recently. Mr. H. was nu edi­ Peaches we have seen this season. If And Straw cwde. tealrtfUl—«■ «<»«« e»d SI.U. tor betore he camo here, is a very ocur- the trere’M*. Hvtrnn sell will prudnoe C. IL Walker, whotaseta deokc in t-oitv and intelligent gentleman, tall, of suchiruit m are the samptae we have stoneware, has now on hand a heavy good prceoaco, and about, forty1 yoore of seen, we do not wondsr that he is roeesr. and well assorted rfock of first class tag targe orders, from nil parts of the wore, with fruit snd 'pruteyn jars in country Our farmers will do wull to groat variety. Tho trade is supplied nt remember that his Agent can be found the lowest >alea Office and warehouse, ’ but his parents settled in Adrian, Mich., atlho Hastings House, every Saturday. feed Of BltaM street. e Coe's Cough Balsam, nnd One’s Dy. sonic twenty years ago, whon bo was quite a hul. His education Is American, NBW ADVERTISEMENTS. prpda Cure, two Epeeifiej of ranownod and having learned the printer's trade, virtue, are for aalo by all drnggiste and be hoe been connected with nowsj«pcrs byFerrand, fibeley 4 Ox, Detroit PRACTICAL BUSINESS IFSTKUCTO! for many years. He was appxiutod by A ixmptato business education is a Gon tain to£ hilcrrulng and valuable ta Secretary Clrnre in Idfil, and has been poaitiw necessity now-a-day*, and no­ * -,e formation tor Young Hen. a chief of division tn the Secretary’s of­ where can it be better secured than nt fice for some years. Ho has charge of ____ H»* *** U»-W» ltel.au. tiolteith's Bryant 4 Strott-n Drfn.it nil lira printing and Lock binding, &<x, Bestnsw University. ’Bur institution, for tho entire Department amounting io SCHOOL BOOKS alone of all others ia tho United Sfidre, ’ or ah Kina*. about <900,000 per annum. He also has a royals rly orgswtasd Beard of publishes a weekly newspaper, the Civil Trade I—wanted with it Far partteuService Jrmal, which bids fair to be a l»r. addreoa address J. H. Goktemith, ■ fiyillii TI fi i r 'ir • of jbadrey Direct from Fccldrira. BUCKEYE BEAPKR « M0WIB! w.—] CLOTHING HOUSE VEW STORE. * . BEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES. MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOT.H'Ur^' FT7n.rsrxsxrrirc3 hats, caps, bags, Soods, Trunks, &c. Pax Ur.-All persons in X). Acxlxx 4. Co-, by nvti will eave cost by scaling the 15th last Afta Ayer’s Hair Vigor, HARDWARE STORE I, W FW- rill i— H. A. GOODYEAR. imd. ’ F-D HsMtagn. 8^4. fok 1FC For restoring Cray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. Opposite to 'nriclc Block. taadsred to II. L. Wmn demalreMstary ticket to hrid ta Wftatag «r £wret'« Hotel, a tMretettdhteL Mem A Faaat are to be tho Ms Betel, a>d M b d— sued, falling .hair checked, and babk ocas oDea, tliough not always, cured by ifii use. Nmbing ,«tas rreiora tha hair where the follicles are destroyed, »»r the |tands atrophied acd decayed. Ila occasional uso will prerro't the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently pre»ent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the bait, tbe Vjtar can u«y breeffi but not harm it. ifw.mcd w Dodges Clebraled Plows HAIR DRESSING, 1 ‘ L.__. For Bate at Kalamaxoo Prices. . long on the bair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. * Brea's OsrarereeialCoUs WteffiuMU Creek. ft. PoreMesd, Judge PrwmII»l>r.lC.Aw*Co., Pn^CTICAL AKO AXALrnCAL ChUIRI, wave JoBmcns1 FHorrn LOWELL, MAM. VMn^lM.MUxWrU.lkm tea WQ0M SX.00. »Dinii>mtnan5u«u« tesewen? a. j. brown, ki. r>. Thin gentleman is the dandy of the A U.Mor Uurij.C^ >■!*■■■, n«*to ml pomd u ■0 femJ. rftaltauU. W.. b. »ta fororito among men m well aa of the ’ tadiea, whish fa rather unusual. Mr. Mom in a nephew of Senator Bingham, O. DOELTZ* BRO., InsSrtsts sod Dralm la LA.isrS'S" GOODS itev.vl— -*•«--------------re, ,0. Ji. T. SPOOL COTTON, 3?2?5r*T,uc n7-tUa 8-,i—• J-*-*. • • ITT BOsnHi, CtrVELAND. Q; HMjwrauatlr lonudin tlaallar*. Itsvlr- **!’?*«»<* '• n«splt j^ld ds Silver Witches, Flae Gold Jewelry, aafcr - iM.X Im. Weteta>*.Cteetaaa< Jewelry ■•yairod uni*-mi ’ �and JflisrrUai '‘nfiwt f*«i >y mw COUKE, gl«H«aM CcUtr>1 Kattraad. AuauST |W ruMtvf Train, ter to. no J’OM BALE. “TOwt „ . . _ WWW vui ...... tSZkSSl VeNMMWtoto n rvpron BMthab. Isri.utoae to frvtgM, tad u toLZ*fT?** “ *••*“•* TM-riUto« kto la frro. S to l-M lover, vita mileMagt. *** B**k » *Mliao po bo.i grs4to er ™"au,eu- Cwv.pvo— balste»vl&> u-Jtee. 0^ M. Ds^i SXJ2 saw UtowWast. Tks sad SwteaZl Ml Edomites. trsstod "Masrr. sod IT bl> v|m«1M b. ..d. u-, A «n rhacr. tw . lu-iurl, UBa .'iih V... . a small capital. ;• ' • ■_ [ "»»<• !•». Btev HU.. HALL’S JUM 3MH| -Rm-HER. “ w rat Ss^ Sr’ ■*• ** LAY HAIR TO FM ORIOIKAL COLOR AND PROMOTE ITS GROWTH. , IL*u'» I'tytialle Sinlimt Heir Rntwtr, Ik cl, »UaU< |.re|A>.lio» brnteAice par Lair to ito original color. • . —»««.----------- 1 Pirx Hoxsza, 1 Par* Hixkemu, 2 Waeoxa, I Bos Stmen, ' f ' Tools, 4 c., Genuine Artiolee. "THE FAIBT.” PRICES REDUCED! iUSiiwteJSLX; «otn It takm th. .Uor .tea aad ooaroto J toa aueudaaas of -botan bsnssoxsex iLLcmurxte-Diamiu- L■ 37?,tTT***7. h *? infc school st half paat three i noca tn attend a tea party. iatsrrsto'l p'caao take notice. « VALLKY ' -RO AD, imcron,. Tart Laxaxxt in Frxwr A—termtep ever offered in the County? I ATM TO BELL WELL ui CISTERN FUIP8, to. Every Lady can have a Sewing Machine. WW, IM —«r DRUGS, FAIRY . [NG MACHINE Sonet__ Srict^A Witaox hero made m aaaignmunt of their books and ac* ,onf« f" ■> P Bosxxrs A Co. Parties „iug them will plena? settle with lukM UM Lock Stitch. Works on |ny Fabric, . Carn>>i«4<.'a«-<«inUeai3a »od warranted la (bit. BOOKS, i.Ur^2_ n~r.vLJ! Nat Ikix! Sex Hus.:—My di-oreu^ •rater, 1 mnst have money to pay »y debt*, rifht oj. I have waited till my patieac* i» well uigli gone. Co«* at eate aal pay up &—te'l *«•«*/. To jW ^Btegal. WU..H.I tel r.sla Cm. Utter. wsowsisi veto, Itoteva, bums aaa tote? vutatrar Wrmas Ftotoa^Mv.tepto, Nm, PwtoitoTJi.. p4t Ur. - All p-rtons indebted to F. D. Acxtzr t Co., by nut* or account, will save eoll by settling Ute awne befon the I .’'th inaL After Crfit, tea Brianza will present you. with a cm ill slip of ;xper with dircctioia to coll aroundF. D. Acxt.LT. Hasting*. Sept- Gth, 1FCO. ssxZtSs. "ssES. raSS ' O 0u»> tirret N. y. oi j b THE EJTDLESS 'JU TCH! Chicago ^2“ • rue b» Jackeoa Ttote. tsoderrd to 11. I- WtTWCT, E?q., fur a i A Trip to Middleville-Tbe MiddlevlBrornplnuentary ticket to tha Citizen's| nns-The Grand River Valley Rail llsn<|uc*t, to be hold in honor of tho , Road—Hotee by by the Way. opening of Fwcot'e Hotel, nt Grand Itopida, on the 23d inst. Meter*. I^warxcx A Finn ere to bo the prcpiictors of thia Hotel, and it is designed to make it one of the 'best, II ounce in tho State. Futec-i to the enterprise. Ciraitr is rar Act.—One Lrctco Gbko, of Irving, »a> arjretcd on Sat­ urday for stealing a pair of boo to from tin t'ere of Mxsaka Ilrxrox A Box; and in Monday «aa permitted by our Frose- ' enter to plead guilty to petty larceny, j and Ju.ticc BcxatiXB soulcnced him to pay of 15 and costa, aa compntml, some •13, in all, and to be oommittud to the . ccn>m<m jail for 30 dtya. Aa this wm ' a State prison offence, wo do not see the propriety of putting tho county to Buch aa amount of coat*, especially aa this waa the second offense within 3 months of uhich tho defendant has been guilty. The Endlcu Match I to »ad v.tt twt fr.r yv.ro. ssHisaK: tiftratEaRryftCKiE b*’1 ^tisnrit jv~ to- **’3*n' Lu.r -c7Zl.pe- n-. r« toVS. pilferaolllv--- 5atK^«x--s*»*>* rarest-"oub store Isnrnmo to ocn Yovxo Mu.—Wotake pleaaare in directing tha attention o( unr young mon to the advertisznent of , * Bni*. Commetcial College,’’ now locnted in Battle Creek. Zj uT'tote/vf B-A. Aluy * Co. n» nub at The President, Judge Bell, it will be : tb„. .loro. M11.C- «u lh.J th. -rorihr prorrteun rote- bsrv-C from torir nmrabcred, vu for many years among tho most popular of our busineas mon. ; having held Mata in both branches of oar Itegiilaturv, and waa puoccsaivejy [ Beak Commisrioner, Commimhnsr «fjI jmlur aro .Muf*<toind AteZlZ-the Ixnd Office, and Auditin' General- i'...aUtlte- W. Hara alte lhal toe »*•>•» teetecT Under the tuition of such a man, who haa made this branch of educiiiian his speciality for many ynara, hie patron* have tho slrongeet guarantee that ftey will realize all ths advantages promised. X.CK.I— s3W^ M«>t Cut! «nd Battle *'«-**•*«* _A_t Once— NOW. A.t Once--NOW. At Once—NOW. WOOLEN FACTORY We Mean IHkat IFe Say, ceioaaciAL Hasting* a^lmUth****** 11A.«T15OH. ■_• • »»> • •• MICH. Hffta’g. mead7 We Mean What Wc Sby. A10) MUST HAVE OUR PAT AKO MUST HAVE OUt PAY dbkbkmakeb- AND MUST HAVE OUB PAY WITHOUT DELAY. WITHOUT DELAY. WITHOUT DELAY. IxnoTo D^bT S™rx. — We wore shown on Saturday, by tho inventor— JamM BwtwJlBt,•***•’»*'—: a modrL novr <ro rxhibitiou st the State ‘ Fair, of an improved door far bank and , «h~ safoa, for whiah appUoatfoa for a , patent haa bee* Made. It «> “ , W« have purvtiuad to.Mllrv latereal sf We Maa* What Wt Say, waonwAin. IE P|t8TOK, General ^7™ COT, une ■ Mien. UAadmtims Wuui F*CTWt aro oew pcspered to own It eu to all Ito broocMa. rarttoator aitooUon firea la CUSTOM CjRHDINO. �CSimia»diteOspitel?Hh*»y of Odd Fellowship; Letter ffbrn Europe; Sciondieted Carious Fart; The Freest end Future of the White Km Mi*iW Re­ gion : Om Duty; Tho Patriarchs; An GM F«itev Ah—dtLUteh-Pifteil; Odd Fancie* -, News of the Order, Am, Ac., Published by John W. On, No; 96 Nas­ sau Street, Nev York. 82.00 per year. bri^ft Me Magarino is aa fall of good things, and aa great a favorite with the children aa over. Ono of tha causes of its popularity ia because it enters right into tho children's occupations and amusements, and makes itself a part of them. Wo recommend it to all parents who wish to procure, a juvenile periodi­ cal which combines much and varied inatruefion with amusement and great originality. 11.50 per annum with a premium. Address 838 Broadway, N. DmroiEsr * liormr.-Tho lost num­ ber of thia popular Magarino is always said to be tho boot. Certainly its enter­ prising publisher will sustain its brilliant reputation, and spare no efforts to render it the best parlor Magarino in America How ho can afford tho expensive premi­ ums ho gives in addition to tho positive cost of such a periodical, for >3.00 per year, is one of tho mysteries of publish­ ing. Tho magnificent picture by Mrs. Tilly If. Spencer, of tho “Pfo-nic,” n8w offered as a premium, both to members of clubs and single subscriber*, we know to have sold for ten dollars per copy, and considered cheap Ct that. This is suxicy going to the extreme of liberality. Pub­ lished at 838 Broadway, N. Y. JiWinMS Jirrrtc OILYOUE fasju |8naMUj*w*s WHAT WILL ----- • warworn. r»IS2‘LSf!:TIS: ”■ -------- x ». MAHR JCD • RED A.OJdLE'JL' AXE ------- 4.C. reorr. m. n JrnureioM. comx «■» »,j-—'“rvtlis J,W. DESTI-I.V. P. A- DB, a 0. LINSLEY BOTlUC eob Wrei* Kaskvilte. E»wy Ceeety. Jf.eh L W. VROOMAfL nEFOTf to-rtr ter Bern’ ®X’.' A' Guir Orrxn.—Thai admirable weekly paper, ‘Tux Satvuut Evnnxo Post,” is offering a great inducement to now subscribers. It designs commenoing^a uew and brilliant novelet on Octo­ ber 2, and it offer* to give all raw sub­ scribers. for 1870, the numbora for Oc­ tober, November, and December ytvtu. A large extra edition of these months will be printed; bnt it will be well to send in subscriptions as early aa possible, lest tho earlier numbers should 'be exhausted.Of ooune all names sent in by th* mid­ dle of October will be certain to receive all the throe months of extra papers. Prioa 12.50 a year. Four number* for 80. Sample number* (post paid), six canto. Address H. Pxrxxsos & Co., 81B Walnut Stowet, Philadelphia. . ,,&flL’ncx-Tais journal, which 'Dr Bcssrau. pronounce “one of the ablest, best, and most outspoken religious papers now published,” enter* upon its third volume this weak, and celebrates (£e event by several marked improve­ ments. Itappearrid a new drees of type, begins tha "regular publication of Rev. B J. BiBW.” COLRl’RWTI PATKKT Mrrsnrrr ••• >«a«r ritol et Catoa Btert, HteUe**. ' c. G. HOLBROOK ATTMXKV el Uw. JOHN MICHAE nuttAKeea Cerrteje Peleter. O Mr Jfansvr- t*»wl«nl«r »«*■ artvr. Great Distribution , U. BARROW ettoswa fetsEfeu Hr ike Meuopoil.aa Cin Ce. adds sevural now names to its list of oopfributor*, among them that of Hon. Hrs st Wuaoe of Massachusetts, who in tha current number discusser the probtem of Chia— emigration from the •standpoint of Christian statesmanship. Tho publication of Beecher’s Bormans ih the Astavcb will prove an admirable feature of an already admirable paper, and attract many readers. The Aavxxcs is published at 82.50 per ynor by Tn* Anvi»cn Coarswr, 25 Lom­ bard Block, Chicago- .KT 7 ter BaW. Cre HARVEY WHIC —Another Oalifcrnia cxcuniion party ia being organised at Chicago. —The Viceroy of Egypt owns and work* two hundred steam cultivator* on BTLodtor NO*, and plan to two hundred faousand axite of cereals annually. —ft* 5-20 baudira few months ago were only worth 76 per cent iff their face [The following dialogue is said to have in coin. Now the samu bonds have ad- bean overboard an the corner of State Taaeed to 90 oanto. Tha national credit A Jeffarsou streets, a few days ago.] has advanced over 15 parent rime Grant DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELT.FW, “ Where eye -The Hon. John F. WOaoa say* he ‘ * TrimsB’ place in the ; sot rofaeeit if tan­ -* also that he is dis­ " Where’a that?” . life at Washington First door West of th* Bank, tho best gutted with' sad has not place to boy goods in Michigan ? 850,000 fob Mm. Riwura.—At a YOY DON'T SAY !-What kind of mooting ofririroaa held at the 6ub-Trea- Goods f* Drurp 4k Mcdtfcltoca, Bctoww1 ■ sski, Wall Paper, mattewerr. Palate, was earned u«b. soa, and 815,000 waa Otto, and werytelas awallT kepi subscribed on tho spot, including a subariptioo by idant OnnTof81,000, “ WHO DOES BUSCOSB THERE*• TO THE CITY DHUGG STORE, F. D. A0KLEY. -OhlteatteUertt^BOtbuTMdeail— trh.BMUnthtatklMv nlaMf” A gko&g:b namv IxitosywraltoetlMtehto *"*• S WbB SdtotoS Stock rf groceries. mu ifADFiEr.n’B equalizer. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-09-29.pdf 61e90d77f8375cccf76dbdcb23c35b34 PDF Text Text gi( Jfitjtingj' Jsasrt ®je fastings (Sanner GEO. M. I>KWEY l.ntfaNr >» BTGEO MBmT._____ ■■Wluaeu..^, ono,—with Charity for alL—with Firmaau In tho Right" TERMS,-«L«0 PER ARRUM. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1869. |.i«iiit55 Binding. .....___ r. m. TISIOIAI*. u boston CASH STORE! . new GOODS! NEW GOODS! I hare juil relumed from YORK AND BOSTON NEW JOHN ROBERTS, E H. MALLORY, 1 • «*» g»>ti»g> gniir ------ with an------ IMMENSE STOCK glLAJSTOEI OXTFXOE gortni. | OFTMN AMERICAN NUMBER 23. -saiaeaBMrBsf" ■ ■" ■ rufrve it will so that no ear PEACE. fortunate in securing LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, I may say morn hereafier. J. S. 1. cxcluairr.’for we keep open doom and tho latch string hangs out. At 2 o'clock Platform of the Msttaal PnMMticr we dine at Nixon, and at 6 o'clock we cro*e the Miauaeippi. Evening appooch- PHILADELPHIA PA. ORGANIZED 1850. ANNUAL INCOMX The Collowing is the platform ode ^°°^s ■^’hich I offer at ingfa delicious, and wo move on smooth­ tton .t Chicago. Illmoia, 8epteu.be> ly but rapidly. Fires are occoabmally 1809: WM. UPJOHN, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OOODS A. p. DRAKE. M. 1D.. ►stricrtAH .tu.l..n. ttrss I" I re.»!• f'•«••• Olfit«wr» U„tS:jrr,>t»U8l., H*»linr«. 1 ~~ — H. J. HAHEY. rnrsictiN •-< 001 „HMtiDg., Mich.. Feb. let, 18C9.-vl ALLEN BENNETT DR. C. C. LIR8LEY, I W VBOOMAN WM. H. HAYFORB J. P ROBERTS ft CO ALL POLICIES X.s-Foif.UUJ.. way, we roach a iiUlo insignificant sta- THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Are now offering for sale, a full Stock of New and Seasonable Oootls, recently purchased in the best eastern markets at the lotroit possible prices for cash. Our stock includes a full line of ^isrrlUnjj. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Ready-made Clothing, Hata & Cape, Boota & Shoos, Groceries, &c. Ca»h paying customers, give us a calL We will cheerfully show you. our xtock, that you may compare price* with any other first-class 8tore GT'in the State. We have rot the Goods and we want to selloff; them, and shall try to toll you all we can and will satisfy you that it ' is fur your 1 iltereM to buy hove. Wo warrant the price* shall be satisfactory. ffPJ We win take in exchange for our good*, Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &C-, ORAC KERS WE BAKE EVERY DAY! BREAD. TP'e would not forget that ice arc Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines in the world— FAMILY GROCERIES, Tboae in want of s Machine will please call and let Mr. PhilliM show you iom« Candies, of bis fine work. HT Remember the place, one door West of J. P. Roberts 4 Lemons, Co/* Ihxig Store, south-aide State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. Ilsstinga. May 19th, 1M9—yl ________________________ Oranges, enuine drugs JOHN MICHAEL t medicines' <t G REASONABLE PRICES! ^Tnts, fc. Htrrvi*. _^T THE *" HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! EioronuFHi'x brushes, varnish, TREES I TIEE8! T«EE8! jFtFS'T IFt-ElCEII V JtesJO. HASTINGS HOUSE. Z0UU 2500 HARVEY WRIGHT. Cm f.rojh tl>. Ml.teaud EARLY BOSE “1>A VID I'bHOTWKLE • Hartkaltwiat W n- 2500 roc’,os CESV>XE •=’OU,H OKAA POUNDS ImSXxETT FUHE LEAD. 1000 rOCXDS GE3rV,WE NOAH. r. IIU8TKO. ' FRENCH ZINC. We buy our Goods directly k’o^-g}0 Manufacturers, and sell at FK1WSS that defies competition. the Missouri from Council bluffs, to Omaha, is an event in his life one may mark with a white stono, and is no less track will not be ready till throe o’clock, in mognitode than an cxcuraiou of tho same distance across tho rolling Atlan­ tic. “Acroae tho Continent ’ 'is a gigan- is on excellent dining hall, and st 10 tie association of half a dosen syllables, o'clock we all take broakfsrt at a dollar yet they can hardly convey [lie real; magnitude of the journey and tho ver-1 ----------------„-B____ _ —— icd wonders that it presents. Thirty- ' the party cries out with stentorian lung*, two hundred miles from ths Atlantic to “ ttco miuntes for breakfast! " At 4 o’tho Pacific, or twenty-six hundred from dock our lookout discovers the State Corunna, is a jaunt of which something j House on tho high hill at Omaha, than tho- Missouri river, and’ -a* we round may be said of interest to tho readers of ,k ------------a -s fsw more bluff*, we suddenly come upon Council Bluff*. Here wo get into oinnimention* that may occur in my progroes. basses end stage coaches, and are ferried Leaving homo on Saturday night, (tho over to Omaha, with it* 20,000 iahabi4th inst,) that 1 might start from De­ troit on Monday a. it, to moot my wholb-soulod friend Morrison at Sturgia, flanked by an nmphitlieatro jrf high hills, affunling delightful locations fur residences, which' have been tastelnlly and artificially improved. To ono of ite the tram an the bo a thorn railroad leave tho doped, and my baggage, in tho cus­ tody of tbuoo I love, not vet arrived. Binding adieu to my friends McAffoe, Bmith and Wood rati—aa noble a fho of Odd Fellows aa ert-r greaped the link*— I jnvmised to overhaul them at hturgi* on Uw next train, and this time was as (rood as my word. 1 taring Detroit at Lowell, Kent County, Mich. PEACH TREES., POR SALE. unwilling to adopt an ade- » wo find a small brick hotel, ;h it is eight o'clock not a son) ujon a private Douse, aad broad and butter, cuEf, tea and cake arc dealt out profusely for which tho modest and self- GRAND RIVER NURSERIES, WM. L. COBB. ORnn POCXDS ITO1CTLY PVB£ WHITE LEAD. ACROflS THE OORTIRIRT. N. D. Reliable men as Agents want­ ed on most liberal terms. septllm RUSK, C. G- HOLBROOK, Tnc»DAr, Sept. 9.—At 6 *. m. iftroach Dunlap, 440 miles from Chicago, mandi of his Government is entitled and 56 to Council Bluffs. Ou wo speed, until soon we find tho track covered with water—meadowa and cornfield* in. panonal property; and, undated from recent excessive rains, and Wurxx**, The traffic in intoxicating 16 drinks greatly impairs tho personal w>- n» REDUCING PREMIUM FLAW EXCELSIOR irrSSTIOM. C0KKADSI nTZUmi.liHKT. N« ) W tlF-XTl.LV. P A. It to omliark. TrxaoAT, Sept. 7.—Arriving st Chica­ go St 7 A. m., with the much orcr.rnted 'Shsrmsn Hoc*® os tho general rondeiroua for all the dolewntiona to the Grand Lodge bf the United States, I. O. 0. F., point they embark on tho 10th for San Francisco. At 10 o'clock, twenty open coaches had been ordered by the local while wo acknowledge the pure patriotism and profound stataemanitop of thoro patriots who kid the foundations of thi* Gwornmrat, *ocur- merely ganuA tho sepulchers of our Republican fathers; but we do hereby renew our solemn pb-dgoa of fealty to the imperishable pnnedoe of civil and nnd our Federal Constitution. 2. That the traffic of intoxicating bar. erngre is a dishonor to Chrtetirn drill. enormity, jecta of | 3. That in new of thia, and inasmuch a* tho existing political pcrti<a cither publisher of the Tuscola J’tauer, who op]« so or i ,Ti'-ro ,tliia great aial^Mruthrew aude the pou and so^Mora, and mount question, and absolutely refuse three yfan n^o struck out fur this place, nation of its brightest!intellects, dretroy. him and hi* estimable wife I am indebtMichigan Hi* horse-------------- D--------way put in nxiuiaition, and a delightful drive around the city and over the hills gave me on extensive view of this beau­ tiful city. Id partnership with Mr. Bartlett, h R. C. Smith, formerly an old resident of Detroit, and assistant post­ master under the administration of Wm. A. Howard. Hero we strike the Pacific railroad, and hare tomorrow morning, at 9 o’clock, we shall begin to realiso the commcncemfiii of a tnp atyoas tho con­ tinent; and a* Sherman did in his mnrvlj of tho traffic in intoxicating dnoka. 4. That while we adopt the name of tho National 1'rohilrition portj, aa exproaa v of our primary object, and while wo denotmoe ell repudiation of ! the public debt, and jitedn fideiily to the prisciplwi of tho Declaration of In. dependence end tho Federal Oonatitu- 6. That while w« rwrogubo the gr»l owns from Omaha to 1‘romontury 1,685 who in a body were driven in every di­ providence of Almighty God ia ouperrection through tho city—through the mile*, and practically cousiit* of ten or naing tho Interests of the nation from twelve men. The profit* upon construeIts establishment to the pereent tfan<\ w Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. J. F. ROBERTS & CO. ( MMib.iih.'jil'.L tT-lut;.. April 20th, ISCS.-Tyt ________________ HOLBROOK & MILLS, UR. C. 0. SCOTT, nENTISTBX, WM. JORXS, J00K08T FOB THE (All! XEW GOODS 17 J. M. WHITFORD, Rail Road prices lALTIMOiE, SPAULDING'S NEW CASH STORE M A rorUDie engine and Sbingla Machine, flgtMMatf KNLLT A OSBORN. B*Mte»M>U. IMPORTAM TO FARMERS! 6. That a Central Executive Cotnml too, of one from each State and Tor. toty And the District of Columbia. L meuto. GOO miles; bl* family mpleted through is 12 mites Oakland ((even North of Chicago, and one of tho iweelboat promote the intersota e*t little plsere in the West, containing ISSmilro. Thia will give it 830 mite. from five to six thousand inhabitants, Central Committee of the Ratioas! ProhibiUon Party. per -month, gold, while tho nany paid same of its laowing, it la claimed, to the fact that not John Russel, Chairman, Detroit, [VusH TierJay. The Con(nl somotimse employed 12,000 men, and th* Union 18,000. Mr. R.chardson money k«s Bat D. CALIFORNIA 4 OREGON end hundreds of miles aa ea>y SEED WHEAT AGEMCT. JAMES J0RSKT05, Proprietor. EVBMTTHUro TO FtEASE, GEO. O. -WOBTH, Jrrrerrr null »rur rnuc. CARD. Michigan Exchange. PRICES TO. SUIT! BKST USD WHEAT is the WORLD. jj-Stwr-A'sss-jas'sn __________________ 917^00 any Arm in towni SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. That's Big Talk, Try it Now. •*> oatirp ovG muos, than aid the Linton for the vms laugta of traek. Tbs Central on thr. Ubkago and Milwaukao road at 1200,000, in the heart of H- XLLIB, MBH. TAXI-OB PB1O1B. hat a fine assortment of NEW BAIBY *™!ASS U-, nv MiLUsssTowM nsa 8B1D THBAT JLOBWOT having ihair wires with them. And now �new ABVEimsau^ ■m aa individual or indirHusls perform DETMIT » much,', cira. zny atod upon tho Cuban question, because the note of Gon'l Sickles, intimating that be hold tlio position of Adjutant make tonio efforts to suppress the rebel- MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL WORKS! into retirement al tho cl ore of tho war; The election in Maine on the 13 th inst, WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE ROBINSON 8 WIGHTMAN SUCCESSOKO TO eminent. Every item af unfirvoreblo newa us> aa Governor, and a Legulaturo to has been suppressed, and tho rebellion ARE NOW SELLING match, though a handful of Republican that in th* President's estimation, any way, he was a man of capacity. But Republicans nnd legitimist,, and which with them the storms and trials of life vorse sasujL Returns from about half has not displayed any administrative ore over and they have anchored ia that COE S CO Cheaper for Canh than any Houne in Barry uf tho State indicate a total vote of ability since the dethronement of Isabel­ haven from which we could not wish COE S IT Cduntjr. about «k000, agamst 181,787 rest for la, is in groat distress and looking anx- them back. iuuxly about for allies, but neither NaIain’s majority wiD probably bo from poloon nor England are disposed to time forget myself again, I subscribe Direct from Factories. ' l®“9peaialities in every department. seven to eight thousand over nil; and wage war against the Great Republic. myself us over, the rote of Uichborn, tho Prohibition­ Cuba, in our opinion, is npl a desirable IAMO5P i: : acquisition, nnd wo can safoly wait until ist candidate, about 5,000. So the real ver in Branch county. Republican mqjority in the State (since Spain is compiled either to grant liber­ —The Detroit Couforesec voted 125 we havo the aasuraueoi of Th IFtrld that j ty to tho inhabitants of Cuba, or until to 24 in favor of Lay delegations. Rich Lorn could not count upon a single tho people have established their indo— Kalamazoo has the most Nicholson : MALLORY & c o., ROOFIHG-We are sole Agents for this Conn tv for * L the beet patent Rooting made. CU! and ace aamplca and gat references. Democratic vote) will bo from 12,000 to [lendonce. Tho governments in tho old pavement of any place in the State, out­ ride of Detroit. 13,000. Tliis, ia view of such a very HARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Be­ and exceedingly unstable. Tho Erio Railway earaad 817,843,855 ll pairing done promptly on short doHoo. light rote, will do very well. during tho eleven months ending Sep­ * WIGHTMAN Be, GREBLE. ntaiaxxjx By tho aid of tho Prohibitionists the tember 1st, 1869. Ilasfmgs, Mich. April 20, 1809. Democracy have slightly reduced pur 1.1. Knox, tho Deputy Comptroller of ——A naval court martial will SLiamblo overwholmiag majority in the LegiJa- the Currency, who had been for many in Boston on Thursday, for tho trial of tnre, but, so for as returns have been years connected with the Treasury, has Lieut. Commander Soelcy of the United recoivol, tho Prohibitionists bavo not resigned to become tho cashier of a New States steamer Pawneo, for alleged cru­ The Michigan Bolt &. Nut Co elected a ringlo candidate of their own. York city bank. The Government jiaid elties to his mon on tho trip from Brari* Wo wi»h thum joy of their company. him 82,600 - the bank jiays him 15,000 . —It is estimated that the imtnigralion Bridge, Roof and Large L*rss.—Returns from 381 cities and —tend yet there are people who pretend into Minnesota will reach from 75,000 MACHINE BOLTS, tj 100,000 during 1869; and that the towns give a total vote of 76,858. to think that tho civil employes of the1 present trtal population of the State ci Chamberlain has 41,671; Smith, 30,708; Government aro overpaid. There are not be much, if any, short of 475,009. Uichborn, 3,970; Chamberlain’s majority very few 81,200 clerks who resign, Lut — Hon John Doll of Tonnssseo, over both. 0,984. Uiohbokn’s vote will the rcsiguaGun of three of liigher grades। dead. He had been many rears a 8c not exceed 4,500, and Chamberlain’s ma­ are very numcrocs, and very embnmus- ntor of the United State*, was candidate jority will bo 7,500. The fulling off on iug. Govcmmtnt basiuese is rory ps- of a small party for President in 1860, nnd had been generally a useful, if not flio total vote of las*, year will bo 41,000. a brilliant public man. Office and Warehouse, foot Rivard Bt. The Senate will stand 27 Republicans, cume thoruuglily qunlifiod. —In St Louis, Nellie Canning, a poor i 8 Democrats and one doubtfuL The BEcarrs rsou uxm. bui virtuous dresimaker, hat sued Mrs. Aa laUewa rarstr «f Uouso will prebdy stand 120 Republi­ Tho tecoipts from the Customs from Joecph Mulhall, tho rich but virtuous Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye­ wife* of Joseph Mulhall, Esq., for decans to 25 Democrats. Woods, Sponges and Druggists’ tho first of July to Sept 10, inclusive, fimtion of character, filing the damage ! Sen dries, amount to 143,000,000; tho weipta done to her good name at 825,000. 30 CANAL STREET, Protecting the Peoplefrom Internal Revenue a» 844,000,000; from miscellaueous sources, sales of gold, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. One day last week gambling nt tho Ac., 85 000,000. Total, 802,000,000. NEW RUDDS FOR FALL ANS WINTER I HOLMES 4 WEBSTER, Gold Board and Stock Exchange sent This is at the rate of 8400,000,000 per Wm. H. Burk & Co's, Column. A I. AHGE AneORTMBNT. Wood & Coal Furnaces, gold up to 105, while stocks camo tum­ annum. A great reduction in taxation bling down at on un{<rrcod>-nted rnpi li­ can safely bo made. We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. SUPERIOR WINDOW SUSS! ly. Just nt this juncture, brcarrxET lasua'RDta irraaled. Borrwru. telegraphed tho Asiirtant 115 Kffer Prince Arthur has had a bard time 1£ xclixangocl Treasurer in New York to sell 84,000,- ia Lsnror Canada. Tho youth ia bored Dated, May 26, 1EG9.- yl____________ cxceodinglp with stupid addreisen, proMACHINERY DEPOT! U. 8. Bonds. The effect was electric. ee.-aions and all other formalities. Eng- , rpiie caexr Gold foil at once to 182 1-2, end Govern­ land wishes to tram plant ano of her G. S. WORM ER A SON, THE GREAT NOVELTY 89.101 & 103 Jefferson Ave.. ment 8 rarities were stronger than ever, while stocks reacted with amazing rapid­ self—but monarchies don't prosj>cr on DRY GOODS STORE, •t. y. imVAX a bho.. ity. This shows tho confidence of cron American soib H. A. GOODYEAR, ® tho Wall Street Thieves in tho financial The clerks af tho Departments ore policy of tho popular administration of taking steps to organize a Department Club, with reading rooms, Ac. Several talal JtaSd'.w'i I*u'w er'ca"; M III «sd ■» or Frau Pram, llxil a PslMt MmI Flaw. attempts hitherto have failed, but a new Ant »U Stadx oT AzrtcwJuuJ Imrlfmtct..__ __ For Uh hx*Ti»as Einn. trial is to Ito made. Our Washington Leiter. F BUHL & CO , One of tho most important reform.? in ttannTMianm Ml V. -iol—I.DwJvn la the religious world ia the akare-of the Wsssjxbtos, D. C., ? Sept 20th, 1869. \ Ctar abolishing tho hereditary character 1IAHBLIN, BAKER 4k CO. of the priesthood in Rnssix The right WH01JX4I.E DEALERS IX XtZAS, Tho acting Secretary, Mr. Richard- of ordination is froo to oil, and tho sons C/.XAV. of priests may outer other avocations. OILAUAD. rorrr. Micmoxx. sary Deportment a ciretilar containing rraw sixteen printed questions. Those Orangeville Correspondenee. MEW GOODS D AID YI wont, or m:w iomm .. ?■*! . Tko Hater w».ie MARK TWAIN’S MEW 100X, with 234 £.*.1 0 TIKIWITsM) BUOKBYB B1APBR & MOWER! AGKHT3 WASTED FOX Secrets of the Great City Only $2.75 per Copy. snEsfisN, Husiisfs CLOTHING HOUSE! GRAND RAPIDS • ■ FREE OF CHARGE; Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, I1 i HARDWARE STpRE ,'Wath and could answer in Arc minutes; yet many men, and L-.dics, too, thought each t«uaaing replies wore given. The ladies (ho question as To their ago, (hat a spe- STOVES, IROli -coswilh UtClllGAJ CE3- John Ileflron 01AS0EV1UX, Joly 18th, 1869. Enina Bjunmt:—Again do I plead negligence, in part, for my long silence, I and partly because there has boon nolh- WHOLESALE OYSTER & FRUIT UetabUwHod you about. We hare boon favored for seme thuo back with beautiful dry weather, giving farmers a cbcnce to do tlieir seeding, which they have done and are doing with great hosts, fearing, I suppoac, that nuns may soon sot in and make their seeding late- Many have their wheat all sown, and I notice a number of pieces up and looking finely indeed. Corn with na, after all, will bo quite a crop, should old Jack Froet keep himself out of sight for a couple u{ weeks' lunger. The potato crop is large, JAME8 JENKS, Made anti put up on Short Notice. PRACTICAL BUSINESS INSTRUCTOR, Containing lu teresting and valuable Infosmntlon for Young Men. srstissre: ShoK -Hwdw. SCHOOL BOOKS FOR SALE CHEAP! cutiorT, Dodge's Clebraled Plows r.r w. U EU.TO, Or AU Klimin. Used in the City or Btete Schools, Fcll Liss e» Stationery und Bookneltera and Now*. dealers Goods at the Jxrarrat Briere at wholresdeorrotaU.by J.A ROIa _______ Orrtanafesrames. DETROIT. I’DRCUASE HIE_STE»V4T PIANOS asittwsjsria*, heavy rains during the summer, I think of Ladies like that of men is cvcrnrtimatpeaches generally lock that rich flavor •d, so that they will gain Iitile by the of dryer seasons. The apple crop is Ad vert i seme nt- T ia>CCED rklCB. RETAIL SHOE DEALERS half It is strange that intelligent hu­ Khz A. yon wgjAswiu^aaJahrier FUasa man beings should indulge in so silly a cnzsMnmmisirAT. weakness aa to supprora their age. We Or. 3T. CL Editor, beats all I over before beheld. B A.V33JO HUEIUS’ J*ItOJE*XTI» venture to say that there oro few men, et n"* ,'Uc< bcoJ Many troo1, unable to support their who care enough about a lady to think fruit, have broken down, while many mcniGA* NEWS COMPANY, limbs ham broken off where they rested <W. E.TUWIBJ I’A-'TicS’ TL'H J their estimate fire years. In many in- Those who have many relations in of­ fice—father, eons and daughter*, or BASTINGS •Hto.14..,. Mutom*. .. Vermo.lrillr HATS, CAPS, TUBS, OYSTERS particularly tho legal residence, tho mil­ itary service, their sympathies with the Government during tho war, and tho number of relatives in the Government employment Some of tho nowiqmpcr carrospondonu havo raised a great out­ cry against this circular, but wo cannot oooo anything objectionable, because tho questions were only such as an honest rnmlriat HaaTINUS.'.Arr GOODYEAR. - Atz» * famuto gsqa00hoxobopathy. jssessst?! «*ninuMu»iHnHiw»AinAw vAun C. DOELTZ4 BBO., ImrorUrt ud r>Mtan tn threshed their wheat, and the yield dore FANCY QOOT58 Tbs average is about twelve bushels per 10 WOODWJ apprised if some of them had a conven­ iently short mwnory. The question, boa by ths Masonic fraternity hare prowhat did you do for tha .Union oause? gmoeca alowV. when finished will be • xrerun"*?? tbi Ho^luf •..lib lb. To Treat all Kinds of Diseases FOURTH WIDTH rtUDW SOUTH NOTICE Tho death of Secretary Eawlins and will inBright and shining lights, not awly of but as Americana Although 0. N. T. *-*• SPOOL COTTON,' ato.a.aAK.toMA«aeT. Quinine. Oneida Gold & Silver Watehi XNH �^ra! nnd gtiwetUmMW. BELL’S COLLEGE. CARRIAGE FACTORY! B•“ Mrtiuw Ouda tu ‘°ni-,D u-,w Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Stream, “ “• u «i«~a « «roe~i.u«Bui.. HASTINGS, MICH. SKHOMES <•» FORTUNES you SALE. \ViXTti —A few cords of okt wood sr. wanted at tho Bixaza Office immcdistaly. ________ Trr SicUutn Ifoir Re»nwr. if you would havo a luxuriant growth of hair. . Fmx Ixrtxxrit*—Among th. many and valuable Farm Implemenu on ex­ hibition at tho Elate Fair, we noticed a Reaper with rake and binding ap-tem. tu» attached, tlrnt seemed to work' peefoctly, and must be of great vnlae to tho grain producing people of Barry county. Litt-r. Wiso, of Orangeville Mil!*, had it in charge, and can, wo preaun’o, giv* any deshed information relative to this valuable machine. . . .. _ ---- • au gTMir. b*v*r*JI«a rflrom * ta )« at*, aka. sioeso.r ImI, M Mtows: Ulr. 7.U. Xa. I,»sa f».Anbar, t ( BrjuUr. *. u‘ lB with ■ light tanind, prfca. daatia^d frota * to * •1*. O»t» ar. q.Ut sud will oo chug. In ”r1r. r-.a. ’ll..1 . I..., .L. ___ V _ _ . HALL’S A rare chance for a budnou mon with UxbM wb.v.j^iarj.t: U>» UturwM. fla-1 «<~J a small capitnb 2?£KeW£R. WILL ail CISTERN PUIPS, DmmaLt Ixrxom.—Vnderihodi. ‘ action of our jwompt and popular Rag- ] ‘THE_ FAIRY. PRICES RED UCED! • lj*til sdr.occ fiotu prlcM nt * d.y ar two l>u Uktn pl*e«, I Loach tk* weak show, In U DRUGS, FAIRY SEWING MACHINE. Duly 15 for a Perfect Sewing Machine 5k Stitch. THE EXDLESS MATCH! ba abWaed^PtaaenpUaM put ap with GROCERIES. luelmt..* U finmt wwlnntof Te»» m C.iS’W Mpicra 8i>g.ra T.taKM, fteu ». FAIRY, mt The l£ncllcsm IVIatch I BOOKS, FAIRY. ’ u’r®taXT,,y °*x* H‘"” “***■ sta^ionery7"~ Din. rial Fool. Cu.Uttr, Coa.wrra.1 Noir. yrUro. ifolM *a4 ‘rfe’^JieRdClW.*^ Izrrvnxvnox Wasted—Of the where­ abouts of on© Dr. T. F. Ftntraa, who formerly rraidod at Iliukoiy Corner*, Barry County, Michigan. When last bear! from he wo* living ct Middleville, in *ud county. Said De. Fuuraa left, Hickory Corner* tome time hurt Spring, owing I). 6. Woonwsxo for o euit of clothes got before hi* marriage, and for proriaiuu* got after In* marring’. Any information of hi* whereabout, and abil­ ity to pay will be amply rewarded by sail D. 8. WooDWxan. '’*r. Wx. IL Jrwxu, Ea^ tho office of i Btgister of Deeds ha* been undarr»>3 ooM-darsblo repairs, and now pro•ttU a fine s'ppearaxuie. A new floor baa been laid, the walla papered, ■«dhkmal entrance mode, and a Rut flR— Brtded. The wood-work tra* beautih*Dy painted and grained byJoxx Ml whteh ia of itself a gnaranteo t‘>« work i* done in the boot poem- Genuine Articles. HAIR xrionsa.- Dr. Juns Rcnxsn'fo* tey- ment Tahirs, will lie given to tho party a ucw tidv-w oik in front of his prem- willing to pay tho highest price for il. । on Broadway. Let the good work Proposal* will be roorved up to2 o’clock r. x. of Saturday next Prepayment or sufficient security will bo required. Excr.r, rs. - In the hurry end bustle Ticket* for one family and on# strain of going to previ last wneli some hour* only will be given. J. IL Nrvxjrs, * lee. r<’ unuttid by mistake to credit Secretary. □actings, Sept 27th, 18G£>. Mu. Win mn Mauk, of thia Village, had A CARD. hw pNlet picki&while returning ftom Wo have just recnived a splendid aath» Stat* Fair on Thureday evening.— sortiuetit Man'* Clothing for foil and winter wear, made in the neatest stylo The ramp got $7. and warratod to fit, having boon manu­ Nxw Good*.—A large and well se- factured expressly for u» by tho celebra­ ted custom Clothing establishment of leetal «tuck of new g.odv ore being reNow Yo rk City, 827 Broadway. No one mred at the store of Gbaxt & I’rraxrr*. can show .von a finer«wortment of Boy* >«i and ,cc them. Wo guess the price* and Youths’ Clothing, consisting of fan­ will Mtnniah the people, after tho high cy embroidered, Velveteen and Fancy pric*, tint hate hitherto ruled the marbo found replete with th© wide and narrow brim* uguL uuu M«rk colors. Our line of la­ A Sccve*. —The Port Huron Timet dies’ and gouts’ trunk*, bather »atehels of tha lUth in»L cornua to ua decidedly and ralfoeswill bo found to bo the hand­ ralsrgod, and if poiwdbto more attractive somest, most durablo and chaap?»t of than ever. It is now only about three *ny in tho Blate. We ako keep a «nl<mdid nasortment of Shirt*, Drawers, Nockmonths old and yet it is an© of tho very tios. Colter*, Bocks, Suspender*, Handb«t of our State exchange*. It ha* our kerehiefa, Gterea, Ac, which will amply b«*t wi?hrt fur it* continued prosperity. r»nay imp- ction, also LJmbrollas, and a full line af Soldier and Bubbcr Cloth­ Boor, ajd Snow.—J. G. Bcxrox- A ing. Our speciality conrisb in selling Sos ha»e just received a splendid aasort- oil goods uniformly few and at vu vne* only. We guaranto© to sell good* a* neut of New Boots and Shoe*—direcl low a* can be bought in any of th© hwn the niar.nfaetnrera, which they are hugest clothing odabltehmont* of the offering at greatly reduced prices. Full FaZt. Wishing in »U <»«■ » gi™ “f ^faction, w* will oxohanz© good* alparticular* in our udvortuing column* wars Creo of charge- Don t forget the of Grand Bapids. Bran CmMIX" Hotw Ti« Stitx Faib held nt Jackson lost veui wm a decided iuccc^b ia overy I«txular— financial and otherwise. The di»pLiy wm fin©—tho attendance trorinlbd—the officer* prompt and cour•*oas—the tifixen* of Jackson hoejiitaUa, as they always arc—tho result, "’wybwly was pleased. Some prenii”a* were taken by' resident* of this County, among them a 110 ano by Jo‘«rn_ M. Ewuo, on tho now patented We Door, mentioned in our last issue. Others wo shall report when the list is publuhed. DOUBLE WAGONB. Tar Lamest axn Firnr Amoetkkkt ever offered in the County. 1 AIM TO SELL VEGETABLE SICILIAN 1 I’xia llocrrs, 1 Pxia FIaxxxmxi, 2 Wsoojr*, I Bos 8tm*n, Toot*, Ac., A.t a Bargain! BxxxxnrE.—Tiro County Fair is to be ’Ut. .f 4) i« m eu. par la. 1’a.r, brine »t.S» A Good Trxrtaa*’ SoaaL will be entrrta®«d on Fri-tey evening by Mas. hold on Thursday sud Friday of next 14*1^0 per bO.- plums U u **.- er*ubrrriet, tltllatt.*’; gnpe/da 10 elx per lb) w.UrTutxx* 1'uimrs, at bcr residence on week. Wo hope to see the boat <li«p]*y of the product* of tho County and the Broadway. largest gathering over seen at u fair in l'tx:cnr, n:e u iw taken (first chvis) the County of Barry. Cumo everybody t-trr. New Turk to Chicago fur 35 cento anil bring your wife and children, and a bsadr-'d. Cheap enough, we should all you have to exhibit that i* worthy of being a-on, to the end that the repu­ lHak. tation of our County may be what it should bo—second to none in the Blate. ri'al election hold on Saturday last the CcuTTvativca carried tha dty by about Nona.—Tim privilege of tho Fair 2,1.00 majority. Ground., during tie Fair, for Refresh­ Ftct—Ab>.ut W 0C0 worth of proper­ ty wm de ,t.lived by fire on Friday night at Grand Itapida, including a val- : uoble cure, harness and buggy, tho pr ijierty of G. W. Hr."x» & Co. la th. hnn*'.Mi WmI tai nanr Jtoatk. Xi iraks hL wSy^Ka* £>• »• •3j<ru'ulh'X BUSINESS CARDS. THE LATEST GRANDDI8C0VERY. EQUALIZER Paralyxi* can bo Curod! DBS. J. M- & C. RUSSELL, . WILLIAM MY EHS, DtalCT tn Music & Jewelry. ■ CEOnOE ITEBTON, General Grocer, la auioa. At ttnmlc At Once-NOW. At Onoe-NOW. At Onoo—ZSTOW. R’oJfoan Whal H’e Hajf, WeJJeaA What WcSaff, ITc Mean What 1lrc 5kty, Groceries and Produce, AND MOST HAVE Ol’B MY AKD MCST intVE 0B« MY AND MOST HAYE 0UR MY ■wrrirouT dexat. Geits WearliK Apparel! WITHOUT DK1.AT. Civn. Sebvice Joubxal, COOK.COBURN&CO. iDVERTISE in FOR HIDES AND PELTf �LEGAL MOTI01K8. ' i'laaaqefcarjBe:---- 5,000 HMSWlSfflS I DtaOeted Editlnas of Um Life of Christ and Bunyan's Pil­ grim’s ** Well, the beautiful stool engraving of thia number of tlie "Quora of the Month, liss,” illustrates Motherwell’s touching baled- This is followed by tho usual large and handsome colored fashion plate —and by numerous other plates of fash­ ions. Music of this number ia tho pop­ ular song, “What Need have I the Truth to Tell?” Among tho excellrat literary matter, wo note "The Prise of Two Men’s Lives,” by Amanda M. Douglas; "Miss Stanley's Parish,” by Francos Leet Be­ tween Two,” by Elisabeth Prescott; Ac., Ac- Tho Publishers offer great induce­ ments tn now subscribers, and we re­ commend our readors to inclose ton cent. for a sample copy, to Deacon A Petersen, 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia'. Price •2,50 a year. OH YOUB HARNESS! «d'!mtsal*iiLCI ?>*»< The Gentle Way is Best. Agents! Read This! Among its contents ore: George W. Childs tho Philadelphia publisher; Philip l"<v• eoramirtoa. in nil »nr nrw n>< wsnderftil biPhillips, tho well-known Singer *. John A. Teniloiw. ZddrM* n.M srisrACa-M.nSll.MUK Roebling, tho Eminent Civil Engineer; 81140* George L. Miller, tho Omaha Editor; Phrraoloy, is it a Science; Answers to objections; Tho Phrt ndogist’s Prophecy; Salem Witchcraft - an Elaborate Review; Our Convicts—What shall bo done with them ? Vaccination- is it useful ? A new method of Wanning Houses: Tho Ti­ ger; The Coinesc Question; Shall wo havo "Chlostial" Laborers? etc., with portraits and other IDustratiom. Only 30 crate, or $3 a year. Address 8. IL Wans, Publisher, 389 Broadway, N. Y. --------- A»- MLAH.M H... HU-iM*. “---------------- MJHANEY Prmuox's Mjkuzix . k for Oc’obcr is received. It opens with a beautiful ste< 1 btaua engraving ratified, “The little Anglers.” | Tho colored fiuhion plate fully depjits | F the varums fashions for tho camming ■ month. The following partial table of contents will show that the literary talent is not in tho least diminished : ‘The IMiud Itusfi-Sctlor; Kato’s Winter in Washington; October; Only a Woman After all; Some Loaves from a life; Tho Library of Fato ; Miu Wooley’s Lovers; Maria Antoinett’s Talisman." .Chas. J. Words of Wisdom. STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS 0? ■ Furnaris a sort of bad money, to which onr vanity gives currency. Qviauxa would aerer last long if the firall wen on ono side only. Gutttvdx ia the memory of ths heart. Txrrn is the nurse of happin<w& Rxrxxcx never ' an injury. ’ P. T. BARNUM 1800. Anrn'i HowxMacid.vx, for October, prosrats a rich and varied table of con­ tents, essays, stories, poetry, &c„, bsaiilcs attractive and suggestive embellishments and some fifty miscellaneous receipts of gnat value to hnuso-keepers. Address T. 8. Arthur A Boo, Philadelphia. Pa. “Kot IxrrrxD."—Wo notice from an exchange that this was tho reply giren Why don’t you trade with me !*’ “I have looked over our local paper thoroughybaaildo not find an invitation. Do you ukrriiuT I am not oeenntotned to go when I am not invited.” Haxvr.—Among tho list of real estate trsnsnc-tibr.s in Van Barra county wo find tha following : “Tho Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore Railroad Company to lion. Juris MIDDLETILLC .vo ju oPEjyr; OUR GREAT WESTERN MEDICINES, CHEMICAL*, BOOKS 4k BTATXOXmr, PtrflBor, Fda<r CaW*. Wall Paper, ft. A FULL STOCK of is “J !«• «ait.ail, Dollar House. [Tho following dialogue is soil to have boon overheard on tho corner of State A Jefferson streets, a few days ago.) 158 State Bt. Chicago. BIIAJ.CU or . ’ 8. C. THOMPSON & CO. “ Where1e ye 'goinY1 i3o redmi st. iwtoL Tfl THE OTY DRUGG STORE, •aSsSss&x DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER, ■ | Kaptra Bieck, MIDDLEVILLE. Tax Ocrora number of Th Chldrt»» Bur Isalso at hind. T. B. Arthur known hrw to rait tho taste Af Httte folks batter than anybody, wo know of. There » nr; cheaper, more beautiful or more denira­ tio publication for tha children than this. SI nyeor. 1800. Drug & Bookstore. . .rfcl - that?" First door West of the Rank, the best MIcniOlK place to buy goods in Michigra? GEORGE PRESTON “ WHO D0ESBU8INB8B THHRFi" • F. D.' ACKLEY. Wbra'dbagHtato that new pkoer ’ “ About thn first of December.” Como, go down and see his new store ! DotUydomuckwnrt “ YES BIB-KE. They’ll make a Sssf Bsxnmtfy^nsanyitto ’em.” ■ “ CHARGE HIGH—do theTr j r•> US— ■yafcsTa w Uw yj •> H � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-10-06.pdf 91e2f8bf9492ce70af9a38dd33c2e64a PDF Text Text (jastings banner gE_). M. DEWEY, BT OXO. M. DKVTET. Sb* nunuunum VOL. XIV. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6, 1809. 3h«jme0 Jivectmrg. giuu*. r<xS’! h i i i i u-z z X rsT -i sr ~~z . NUMBER 24. ?«fr3- Sharon Sprag*. ft Y„ ie nH to bM CHARLES If. BAUER. GRAND OPENING bjeh ere powerfully imprwr1 tulphnr, was disturbed by marble, JOHN ROBERTS. B H. MAXLORY, WM. UPJOHR, 5 «ndSure»«- OBrt A P DRAKE. M- D light eom<-wberv, like blue biml * changed !* pathway they have trod. We may stead out of the parent nest. Your laugh within the holy temple robed with ring* on my ear* like th* wind harp'a knowledge, truth and power. BOSTON CASH STORE! or hollow* in cake* of home- mad* *ugar. mu.t forever, bound the circumference dry goods, pour out the burning eloquence of^ny love, a* thrifty housewives pour out hot creature." When th* sculptor, voyaging toward th* <laxric land of Italy, sail* by the hill* of Corraraian marble, he peoples their rocky bosom* with myriad forma of beauty yet to bo wakened into lite. So the lover of moral exeelleno* see* all th* space between man’s imperfection* and God's perfections waiting to be filled with new forms and new institution* of truth and duty, and love. F D Asktey' CLOTHING H.1. HASET. BOOTS & SHOES, groceries, A1TEKTI0M. COMRADES ! rhkhthe &c. boar th* June bug. of demndeacy bea­ ring in my ear* and foe! the cUd lixards of d-apair crawling up my back. Uncouth tear*, Ek* a thousand minnow*. rich mulatto in tint, and were rapidly Nubian in hlack- 20 per Cent. Cheaper than any other Store in Barry WM If U.tTFOUP. t. A. OrrCTT L W. VROOMAX C -untv. will .!!»•* WM. H- HAYFORD, J. P ROBERTS & CO., all the day idle?” County. C. 0. HOLBROOK, t“-«“-«l in a trap, EXCELSIOR hankers after And oilier* think it below lhetr dignity One ef the Lo«t Art*. Au anecdote of Wendell Phillip* ha* recently come to our knowledge, and wo think it tumgood to he kept longer out of print. ^Rout a year ago Mr. i’hillip» arrived in a certain Weetera town Io deliver hi* lecture on th* Lost Art*. THE PHOPRXETOteS OF THE HASTINGS DR. C. 0. SCOTT Faithful work is Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl CASH STORE varied duB*e. Our pathway mar cannot remprocate my thnlttng po*siou», imo* be overcast with trial* dark 1 will nine sway lik* a poison cd bod- bug and fall away from th* flourishing vine Are now offering ter »>!•', e full Stock of IVciv and SoitHonabk(woods, wicenty purchased in tho best eastern markets at the luwe.t possible price-* for cash. Our stock inuludee a full lino of r getting to the town, fiteud that th* liter- vanish all away. Yet God is overhead; we con stand and wait; soon ths «unshins will dispel the clou cl a and life will STAPLE AND FANCY \ DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Clo hs uid Beady-made Clothing, j iii-. :i; 'ii \i:l. iyCa b paying castomcre, give us a call. We will cheerfully show you_^J our *toek, that you may compare price* with any other first-lass Store iyin tl- Stat-. We hive got the Good* and we want to aeU^g them, and shall try to roll yun all we can and will mtisfy you that it cy is fur your interest to bu v here! Wo warranttto* price* shall bo satutectory._£] We will take in exchange for uur goods, Butter & Bgss, Dried Fruit, &c.. especially those which involved th* treatment of black folk*. By th* mem engagement of the great bon. of aboli­ tionism, tho committee expected to show their impartiality; by confining him to gHucrlwiuj. OUR DUTT. Fm Ik* Aawfcsa <M4 F«U«* lot 8**>««ater. ~ Woix hr r«lM mod. b« Il *rw >o iU»lr, Ckwbb SOM Cvvsr to U sxr *• Uwb 1 nt the i-ogfiilur market i-ntcm. J. R. DARROWS. If e would not forget that weare Agent for oneof the best Sewing Machines in the world—___________ _ «jpjeE3ES 3F“IL.OTA.3SJVCJS. Tbo~ u .a»t »I • Mwbiao Till ph. • ~u 1« Mr. rhlUip. .to. TO. ol b» to. work. IW tom -mto. lb. pU». ““^2“ ,^2' ‘ WX X COBB. Co.'. Itour Skm. wBlb^d. State Street Htatog. U.J ISHb, IbSO.-jl GRANT A PHILLIFS. . .. DENUINE DRUGS & MEDICINES! HASTINGS HOUSE. HARVEY WRIGHT, suits of the work am attain* thankfully sit down to met" IjllEASONABLE PRICES! WH K HASTINGS AT TUB DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OHS! brushes, varnish, turpentine. jFijncnEsixrjsirF. MUdleviU*. muT*--------------------- HOLBROOK « MTT.LR, Art POrXDS STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. 2500 OJiOA POLS DS GENUINE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. POUNDS nSrWLETT PURE LEAD. OEfCTSE FRENCH NINC. 25QQ POUNDS wm. jom never intended ly labor; accepting with grace each -'that he that ■ Uy- live* : “The world owe* mr a living and .... __A la —ZlUn-A*. l.alu.ta H It .. wa.11 A “ B tanning " Lm Letter. The following, which we picked up truly indnsti tidier* die Gratitude and a complimentary " hup " are to be added to the account The proprietor of ths Crawford House, Whit* Mountains. claim* and ^xereisev the prerogative of changing tho name who wished to hqnor the great pl thropiaL The editor, of th* Cane May and of the Long Branch Aswe orc < chained him to a period infinitely r*. moved from prosan: politic*, ayl t!,.-y tell inclined to pat their own back* over their ohrowd management "I'D fix 'em," quietly remarked Mr. Phiilipe. The hour arrived—huge aodience— Hemocr^uc committee hugely delighted that they had tho abolition orator an a eafe subject Mr. PoiUipi wa* intro duced on tbs emphatic annuunceaeat as th« orator proc xtde J du ing th* fir.: fifteen minute* to domribe lb* IteaxnA ie of the Niagara hadrmen threatoommit suicide if business doe* •plonditerous, and we reeommvnd it a* Mt Data Mu* C.—Every time I think of you my heart flop* up and dawn Eke a churn dasher, bensatem* dee for another. Strength and endurance will bo given of unutterable joy creep over it like each, one a* ho shall need; and the more cheerfully each one accomplishes a pair of tow linen trvwra. A* a gos­ ling rwimmeth with delight through a mod puddle, so swim I in a sea of glory. DOt glide smoothly over the rough * Vision* of ecstatic rapture, thicker than of Hfe; we must meet with trial*, m the hair* in a blacking brush, and bright­ ruwa and adrsrss wind*. But still *u er than th. hue* of a humming bird's tributetiua* iboukl njt diMWuragy u*. pinion*, visit mo in my slumber* r and borne on their invi iblo wings, your im­ Bcriptum^itbthe wiUof Oodthat man ago .tend* before me, and I reach out *hou)d earn hi* daily bread, and experi­ to gm-'P it like an old Pointer snapping ence show* that it i* just Them are at the blue bottle fly. when I flret boother way* in lift-, but In this shall wo hvld your angelic perfection* I wee be­ wildered, and my brain whirled around all do beet •■I can find nothing to do," is simply Eke a bumble bee under a glass tambter. • that defies competition. and in silent seott on*, urivea by a lady, Mia* Otte, one of th* reigning bailee of Boston. At Niagara the Whirlpool Bapids, which am below ths old Su^enrion Bridge, bnt above the whirlpool. am Whisky Frond*. Notwithstanding the reduction fraud* in New t<r i* now building, by mean* of which visitor* will bv tumbled to obtain a good vie w of one of the moot remarkable curi- in contemplation at Lake Mahopac. Susan Gallon is retorted to have mac ■ Im than Iprf Mtb. 1XS.-WV QEO. CJ. WORTH, n.XTIST.V. V *. «. TTHITFOHD, Mv*LAtS OF1 1” ______________________________________ A* CARD. wp by my boobetrape tolbetopefAe tert king at th* very while he will therel Michigan JExchange. Orrsoir. Faeeeaev IME iilTIMII* Flr»l Class Me—a Met -TWXmeetin. rm^he1^ A«Bgl3S"«——— ' �8kt ^Bastings JSssstr. The- financial record State-debt far tho throe . rer“t> MICHIGAN AGRICCLTCIiAl WllKES! The foUowing'Irtido from the Lon- WIGHTMAN &. GREBLE RUCCESHOM TO ring Stale SspMcaa of tho 6th ult, upon “State irnaacoa,** ia ao liujiuiiiKl and ROBINSON * WIGHTMAN ao inatrantiva that we place it before .our roadon, and aak for it the careful con- the amount rawed was ___ ___ aidcration of every voter. Much howling 1869 the State tax-Is the dollar, and th. jmoanf 8907,965.84 —a reduction of Stalo taxation in tho ths- ftear.clal policy of tho Republican current year of 8807,966.85. The pay­ party. State and national, but we think meat of the entire war loan doee away the reduction in four month# of tlic Na­ with the l-10th null tax provided for by tional Debt 850,000,000, and that of act No. 5, extra sereion of IbOL Thu tax waa to create a sinking fond for the tho State 81,417,842.76 for the year war loan, and will not be nsaeued tho 1869, is a pretty clean record. But present year; a reduction of taxation in hero is what tho IbpMcm says; reed tho sum of >18,274.87. Thul the State it, for it is the Truth, the wiols Truth Republican Administration wil bo erod­ iteci far 1869, aa follows: end lotnzire »vr ri* Tarsi: COE’8 COUGH BALSAM, COE'S ITSFEMIA COIE! F.r M>a by Druggists »»vrywbvrv. aa4'by HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. N’EW GOODS Direct from Factoriee. SW3pecl»Iide»ln CTery Separtment. STO VES! STOVES! STO VES! We hsswe now la Nteolc tho largest variety ef tfonal political---------------------------- .------of union, and stand or fall upon the is­ sue. their embodied, yot in Bute affair* the dominant party is always approved OT condemnod upon its financial record. The payment of tho State debt;- tho re­ duction of State taxation ; tho support of State fasti tutiouB.of all-kinds by the dis­ tribution of tho money of tho people, in the exercise of a just liberality that aball always bo controlled by practical econo­ my ; the relief of tho individual tax-pay­ er by specific taxte upon foreign inourporatea capital doing burine.-s in tho State, - those arc all quoetiuns that can­ not be evaded by those who assume to lead a greet party, or consent to fill Stalo efface as tho 'servants of tho peo­ ple. The war which broke out in 1861, and continued until 1865, increa.ed the State debt 82489,400. Had peace pre­ vailed during that time, the bonded Stalo debt on the 30th of Novemb<-r, >868, as shown-by the Utt-annual re­ port uf the Auditor General, would hare been paid, and left a surplu-i of more than half a mi-liou of dollars in tho A* there wns quite a floating debt to bo mot at tho dose of the war fur ad­ vance. made by tho State at its oummencoment, the financial policy of the State will be considered, at thia time, from the 80th of November, 1866; the debt being the some amount, on-Janu- Th. bonded State debt on the 80th of November, 1886, was »J,979,9B1.25. During the following year it waa roduc-dby the payment of the War Ioan, 812000’; Two Million Loan, due Jan. I, 1868,158,000; Five Million- Loan, 88,­ 679.55. A total reduction of tho yoarof 878,679 55 ; leaving tho total amount of "8S8 Oystwrn, Foreign Fruits Pickles. xuiu u>c usance, uan. isi; loiu, will exceed >250,000; of which cum 880.000 to 8100,000 will be, by tew, ap­ plicable to tho purchase of State bomte. If there is nny State under Democrat­ ic rule, not ponsessi of greater wealth, reeourtoo, or population than Michigan, that can make such an exhibit, it Wuuld bo well to publish tho figures. Another year, the specific taxes upon railroads, in»uranco companies, Ac., will pay the primary school interest, and the larger portion of interest on the State debt, which will bo 175.000 loss in 1870 than in I860. Unless tho State should again fall under Democratic rule, after l«70 a half-mill State tax will provide for the Slate debt as fast as it falls due, and raoc-t tho current expenses of guverament Nor should it be forgotten that proriiiou has been made to gener­ ously aid tho State Univarsity, to com­ plete the Asylum at Flint, to increaM 'bo uselulnoea of ths Agricultural Col­ lego. and lo meet all wants uf other State institutions. All honor to tha_ Re­ publican party, which thu, triumpliautly demoxutratea that the people are not to be disappointed in tho tru-.t oumnutted to faithful hands. With such a rec­ ord, die party need not fear deleai in tho future. Catsups,, AaMSS. Prnlis sad’Vsr*-*-Qca DtuaoxB Bui COOKING, PARLOR COOX AND PARLOR STOVES Bridge. Roof and Large AGENTS WA.YTri. rTR~~~~~ Secret* of the Great City Only $2.75 per Coi MACHINE BOLTS, ATTENTION, MUSSIITS! CLOTHING HOUSE! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HOLMES A WEBSTER, Wm. Wood & Coal Furnaces, tsPEiieiwistew suss! The State Taxes of the County of Bar­ ry fur 1669 amount to 85,118 18. In 1868 it waa 87,061 41, and in 1867 it waa <9,691 42 Under a Republican State Administration our State Taxes »e being rapi lly reduced from year tn year, while Uio public improvements are being pushed ahead with wondrous rig­ or; al! our State institution, amply pro­ vided fur, and under most excellent management; our primaiy and union schools the pride of tho Republic; our War Debt paid, and yot tho Republicans rule th. State ! Ia it tot peering strange that Taxation should be reduced on<s hsJTin two ycara ? Truly these Repub­ ( Cheaper for Caah th»n any House in Barry Coanty. 30 CANAL STREET, __ ' ./ GRANDEAPIDS NEW Hill FOI FM1 AM WINTEII A LARGE ASSORTMENT. MACHINERY DEPOT! We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. 0- 8. WORKER < SON, THE GREAT NOVELTY DRY GOODS STORE Exchanged FREE OF CHARGE Dated, May 20, 1869- yl ‘.WK! Hair Vigor, HARDWARE STORE For restoring Gray Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. H. A. GOODYEAR. A dressing -which is at ouce agreeable, healthy, .nd effectual preserving the lican law-makers and other officials must be a horrid set of follow., to thus terribly oppress the people I Don’t you think so, my good Demoorntsc friend. Thia left the total bonded Stalo debt Tua Main Ettcito*.—The result in dm Nov. 80th, 1868, 83.614,078.49. Biueo the 30th of hurt November up to Mafao from all but 37 small plantations August 31«L-the«>oditiouof the bonded which one year ago gave a Republican State debt will be seen by the following majority of about 1,000, is as follows Chamberlain, Republican, for Governor, HOUSE, received 50,901 rotes; Smith, Democrat, 38,277 ; Hichbora, Temperance, 4,542— .bowing a total rote of 93,720, and bo national question, a Republican majori­ ty of 17,266, aa all the vote. ca«t fur the Temperance candidate were Republican; or, nt least, Tht fForti .aid no Domoerat would vote fur Hichbora, and thia ought to be conclusive. The vote in 1808 for Governor was 129,868, nd the Republican majority 20,408. Bad die full vote boon poll'd this year ths Re­ publican majority in tho same ratio as that given in the rate cast would have been 24,000 Surely the reaction in fa­ vor of the Democracy in Maine is tre­ mendous (?) Will mt Nipht.M have jonnritw moriTR giro us a fresh W over great Dcmo2,^°* ,r«UUM‘■r,'i«5h“-- Ernd OYSTER & FRUIT _____________ Ayer’s STOVES, IRON kEe? , Pnf>ri»Mr. CRACTICAI. BUSINESS INSTI.l'CTM, Containing fatetesting end valuable tafotnutlan for Young Men. hair where Um follicles .re destroyed, he gfanfo atrophied and deroyed. such aa remain ean be saved for wSsiSSaS HEVV3 ___ IMA MAYtIKW, Detroit. SCHOOL BOOKS ’ Dodge's Clebrated Plows ____ ..vjsaaAwj-fe., .MICH. WOTXOJ8 anxnm and tW Trade! Gold & Silver Watches, �and aRiwrtow.,l a>sM If till! miTT. itw orwrrooe" roBTona***. । NES CARRIAGE FACTORY! THU BKDLgSS MATCH! Tho landless IVLatch I HA81WGS, R *0^ ln MJCg. io « md«Cw<k. . M. J. YARNELL, I AIM TO BELL Mill. Genuine Artiele*. sms > o>Mlh la raise will ba M0ab, tM1 aaeaaUa ar-.icies of prod.a. will be< FMil. trap being «ark^ Eggs rale “* Week*, prieea. Mil! feed lo ram. art rsulcd st Hie Bxsxu Office imrae_________ dilM'ff DRUGS, ■cWlt BUSINESS CARDS. iratae A .^da.Hoiip^fwpc S I I au! ; BUak*. • coupler'. -‘ stationery, JOHN G. RUNYON WJLLtAM MYERR, Dealer ta Music A Jewelry. Jefferson Street, Histlnjs, licit, General Grocer, pOR 0AL.E. A rare chant® tor • bn-iuoM man with a small rayita) KEEPS T11E LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES -­ Legal. Bill, Flat mJ F.vU Cm Lattar NEWS, WELL ill CISTERN PUIPS, 1 Pau Hossxa, 1 Para Haasxmn, 2 Wacom, > I Boa 8uue«, Toots, Ao, MAIN BROTHERS. Deal la Dnp, Medicins, Groceries, eu^i. •*<<*■«.,luMWitbe.rt iran lud e»d rrtretlr ...ri .lid Tbi. sieve .bekas »e per­ feet m • Uiick eeenAaa warrenlel Io gnt permu Hastings, Oct. 6th, 1809.—tf BZCOLTZLIDITSTG-S, SShSSalSWi SALE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL LAJTD8. U'IuHTHa/a GBKBLB. o^K “urji«s Glk.* NEW GOODS Be Fiea.-We ooie with steal- (■ leasers ike •t Cabas k'Jejendrece. We hope Ike Uoeeraoral Bill s<m4 are,-, by the Mickles Solo, asd Mirei Spa.* to secede to our r.aMuable deruaad iXr. HPBCIAL NOTICE*. lee Wail -lls.ing see of lhe eery best Job ua<M is Caslnal MKhlgse, with a large slock •1 Card U^rd. Ea.aUpM, aad paper of ever, dMcnpuae. we are prepared la de say and all klada of Jab Work, either plaia or in colere, si be abwiesi soliee. sod al Ike loweal prices, SPAULDWG'S HEW CASH STQBE isevtes Saf.s —The Ad jialatrators of lbs Ea <aia al Janas £. Cckvaa, Isle ol Jobnetarwe, de- PRICES TO SUIT leal. coiBiurKi.rg al 10 o'eleck A. M-. SI Ibe Isle rtaadraca el the deceased, a very valuable hl ------------—— «uuc™ila oz •nr nraa la town) ▼hose Aeoonata ahi Motes art Dee Wheu AeeouU and Hotel art Dnt That's Big Talk, Try it Now. — Whooe AMctmta and Moten an Dae MRS. TAYLOR Mart C*H *■« Beiile At Once-N OW. has a fine assortment MKW 11LLINKITCMM IEBE. SPAVUIIt. _A_t Onoe—N OW. A_fcWBJ HALL’S AtOnce~NOW. WdJftsc gfftSt 2iJS3iPK£R. TFhal IFe&ajf, r* WtSatr, WtoMatoin^r r.Aw, Bawfcw Gray Hair to ii» Original °ote. AKD MUST HAVE OUR PAY AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY AXD MUST HAVE OUR PAT WITHOUT DKLAT. Civil Sektict Jocmt, —rr-T-rrva EQUALIZER. Pnralyrio can to. Cajp&l _ FE J)U J. X. a iVttuL Rntfnl, rrB«M«« Mot m ju CW S , �s'tisgJ I LEGAL notices. AMKRIOATT Lire MBASCE COMPANY, ~?S=S3s£' PHILADELPHIA PA. ORGANIZED 1850. tod the* saying, . “ Boo!" into ocraon, and getting their nerree for the horrors of hands coming om under their beds, and things _ l— .L- A— T- M- - — - — edy for that grievous woo, the tyranny of great children over tho leaser, of the Aig brother, for inatance, who maksa tho little one taste tho awful sensation of bring beatea about the head with a Lr to'post all day? Can any mitigauon AoniLnrcoMt , , r.it\m« pm mum w 0>74«m u nW, ri.ui.es J ir« be devised for tho inentabls weary task, so sure to make young life a burden, of h—iag tot to pot feet upon chairing tha stain, to open door without han­ dling anything but their knobs, to re­ frain from the almost imristablo pleas­ ure of drumming with knife aud fork, to clean shoes un the mat, and so forth? And what can soften the climax of m sery, from Shakespeare's day to this go­ ing to school? Is there s balm for the bunting, pitiful little heart s child car­ rise in his breast when first he goes to school ? None. The baby scholar must carry his own oppression. None are ongnisant of bls longing, anguiahful yearning for his mother, of hia alarms and terrors Nona know the homed k reveries he falls into about the pleasant time when there was no school in his horixon, except, jwrhaps, the teacher wboee business it is to thrash the b>ya —she shakes her bead at him if she finds out what he ia thinking of.—/kess Patoass’s JKyeaw/or .atofor. The Gentle Way is Best. M. JOHN ROBERT QM THE BOST REASONABLE TERIS. X HALLOR ---------- A P- DRAKE. ■ -7 DR.O-0.8C0T ’■HS5!E“"7“J7t7 —~~ SiHsin - ” L ir. TR00MA Postage Stamps. A new self-canceling postage stamp has recently been invented. The pep«>r en which the stamphead ia printed is first wet in a cheap chemical solution. Tho stamp is then gummed anl perfor­ ated as formerly. When puroaaaed, the stamp ia moistened as usual and at­ tached to the letter. But when tho poatoffico clerk t>-k aup tho letter to sort it from others for ditferent States, on his right band thumb ia a small cot on which is sponge with a feeder, which io aoaked to another chemical solation, kept aocrot for governmental reasons. As the clerk takee bold of the letter to throw it aside, bis thumb comes in con­ tact with tho stamp, an instantaneous combination takes place, and a dcfacAmont comes out much superior to tho preeent ink. This cancellation can only aflKi the stamp which is prepared; for if tho thumb-sponge wot the envelope, it dries off without any mark. By A similAr process revenue stamps ore pro­ MORTGAGE SALE. ■Xn.SefeUl ha, Mm OM. I, u, Oranges, Nuts, g-t , psSp r,rr.i. »■ Ninety -A-cres, Xdjotslnf th. Villa,• st MIcMl.rll)., .. 8«lio' \ TREES! TREES! ram K<> Acrcai Improved BEST CDLTITAT1ON I G00S Delldl.n, Free*,, St. TREES! AND UXOKB THE BIVER NURSERIES, Lowell, Kent County, Mich. nivootta xn nnnm or P. ROBERTS -Price S6O an Acre- ERMs : l~x»i 1,1 .( Martb .,11, Ul.. la r»a Asoasl papMati. P. T. BARNUM J. 0. Q. HOLBBO CHOULDER, ARMS! H. WRIGHT Agent. PEACH TREES. 1 GEOHGE PRESTON I>AVII> A.ailOXWELU . BertleeHeriMrf «- I tarllM year aUeslIon la bls Largo &. Woll Selected Stock of GROCERIES, COMWIWIOXERy ROT1CK. nrooetts and Tamtna, o> Foxrr Yosas’ Rsdouscthos tn a Bcst Lin, ar P. T. Baxtux ; J. B. Beu & Co., A book of great interest ia an■MBoed as to press by J. B. Buxx S (K, Hartford, Cowl, entitled aa above. Wing, to fort, the Autobiography of P. T. Barnum, and which will be tha exciting book of the season. From advance sheets sent us wo find that tho book will depict with pen end pencil the many undents in tho checkered life of foj gaMt showman, in a manner that Ma 4a fan juetfco to tha subject, and Dt^R^g^ .&■&£> JVOW OPEJV! OUR GREAT WESTERN MMeWeetoro monthly for the "U* Mhfr**wbiah etaima to hna larger «/ child’• »*«*Bm ia the world, and which ia as wall A rortaoie m^iue and Shingle Machine, 168 State St, Chicago. BRANCH OF IMPORTANT TO FARMERS1 & C. THOMPSON A CO. IM FedaraUt-Boston. "'•’"tiLLAQ “LOTH to ’ Dollar House, that fr toying wy much. It will bo printed fro® new electrotype plates, on good paper, and wffl be appropriately fllurtratod with 88 full page engravings, iaoiadiag aa elegant steel pertrtit of tho author. It will contain nearly 800 doeoly printed octavo pages. Tho work will be printed both in English and Gwiaan, art wffl be sold by subscription only. Per fall particulars and tanas to agents, HASTINGS H IPANOFWORK HOHSLH Isrnrw st Lumber Waaon JTOR bale: 'CALIFORNIA A OREGON SEED WHEAT AGENCY. H. WRIGHT, [Tho following dialogue ia said io h s ve been overheard on tho corner of State d Jefferson stroeta, a few days ago.] “ Where'e ye ’goinT’ TO THE CITY DHUGG STORK “ Where's that?” lr GEORGE PRESTON CH4MCKRY ORnitR. First door Wert of the Bank, tha best place to buy goods in Michigan? “YOY DON’T BAY!—What kind of Goods F’ ga^rjraa ■wehs. Wall Pa>er,IHaUaom,Palais, “ WHO DOES BUSINESS THERE?" F. I). ACKLEY. eeaeuy.Mmsipiofprice. J! “OhlthatfaUerlhatgotbamedoutl — Wbea’d begot to to that mw place F* “ About the first of Doeember.” Come, go down and see his new store! PBICB81 WMPLBFl® C«l.-e*| ■AGK,SA0.,d»I^i, *"Ncr>8x»! Do they do much work J£AST[NGM WOOLEN FACTOR?! We tew tk, raUr, >.uwU•< X S. VA.TST BRUNT, ihsnaMWwiiKl'MTW tod new foil of getting auTtad!’ “OOMB LRT8 GO DOWN "—To the n»iMi*to» f. d. a run nft» A fib pub •• ’7 sax.'' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-10-13.pdf 97f28508e10bb28137540cfee4d7193b PDF Text Text ghr lasting* flaser 0EO. M. n.aevna MICH. BY GEO. M. DEWET. VOL.XIV JJ.isincss Jirrrtonj. CHARLES H. BAUER- Alt girting* gissri. fastings banner OEWEY, BATES OP ADTXBTlUaV. TERMS.-81.50 PXR UTUI. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1869, NUMBER 25 <fe CASH SYSTEM " fMtrg. th* Strict a Short Time Ago. ovcrlooked by the friends of humanity, Greeley for Benatar. and not a few hare been stirred by them to now thought and action. It waa natural that their tint effort* most influential and able of the dinnee should be in the direction of legislation; of this State. which we elip from the announcement that Horace Grand Rapids Eagle of the 30th ulL, ing the encouragement of the iucoom of ths anti-slavery cause. But there is a great length, we placet! before oar read- Btatee! Ominans shade of Maeou I 1 radical difference in the political rela- ROBERTA tgsaaLMBS. ------------ JOHN •------------ H. MALLORY, t^nirvr om<s m tk* u«>ra n*.u<^ ■ ~~ W1LUPJ0HN. rrTstri-'5 °*'* Mnm.H«JUr«v___________ [ --------- “aTp DRAKE, M D., BOSTON CASH STORE! DRY GOODS H J. HANEY, ------ - BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, &C., ■SS — EU " " — .. . . . lLr> . 20 per Cent Cheaper than any other Store in Barry DR C. C. LINBLHY. Eastingi, Mich., Feb. let., 1869.—yl D. SI' dU'SM' "ill sad iMidsact rnrstcTis ATTENTI0N. COMRADES! ’StS'™ EXCELSIOR &1L H H iTFOttP, ?■ A- THE PROPRIETORS OF THE J. <;. BARROWS, for sale, a full Stock of X©W and HctiNonabh* ecently purchased in the bast eastern lunrketa at the io price* for.earis. Our atock includes a full line of WK. H. HAYFORD, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, PiMl< tb»V J P. ROBERTS & CO DSAttkh Cloths and Rca.dy-mado Clothing, Hats ft Caps, Boots & Shoes, Grocarios, Ac jyCa-h paying custanwre, give us a call. We will cheerfully show you. " our stook, that you may compare prices with any other firet-cliue Store in the State. We have got the Goods and we want to wll them, end shall try to roll you all wo can and will e»Mr you «b*t “ - s ’ • .___ *^.1___ l. __ _ XV.™.—nl nru-M shall l>e*ati*factwr. C. G. HOLBROOK. In« .1 »u WM H. JEWELL, ff"! &"!i— S. Iw/-•«•*• oyli-k" J«ou»--yl»r.lvU.______ _ JOHN MICHAEL, Butter & Eggs, Drie4 Fruit, &c. Wa would not forgot that we an .Igmtfor one of the best Sewing Machines in the world-r ■fibeje: floreivce:. WWmIi ilastings. May 10th, 186B-—yl jwiB. tu«k<1 HASTINGS HOUSE. rr>p.T«*r. sw . s.tnssssaw®5£ .,‘K".sn-OT5:rts&^ HARVEY WRIGHT, _ ------- flENUlNE DRUGS A MEDICINES! bDEASONABLE^PRICES! U HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS <t 0115! BRUSHES, TURPEXTINTE. HOLBROOK A MILLS. gift WM. JONES, CHOW, 2500 FT la-fto* ...14 sMMl'sr PW‘ ■H * Mil. OSx «.«« Uraal * M**Uaea___________ 2500 ””” WOO Byron, from ths graphic and always thousand and one other illustrious F truth-telling pen of Mrs. Harriet Ben­ cher Stowe “This case of Byron and Btowo reais up­ overwhelmed you on two points, tho truth of the story told nightmare holds y drawing your accustomed pay, but dte dining vour aocustomsd drinks 1 Whet and os nothing but doubtful probabili- hideous mockery la this 7 Whet hM* ing film obstructs your vision 7 What ite enactment even for such purposes grinning phantom haunts your steps 7 will amount to nothing without a cease­ Alas for the F. F V.’s. They could less enforcement sustained by an over­ wo may presume that this a sartion is and did survive tho loss of their stems— whelming public sentiment in its fiivor. Moreover, slavery was "not only wholly tho creature of law, but was involved through that fact in all leading ques­ tions of State and national legislation, in executive appointments, in judicial from the evidence lit has offered. It FW. VROONAK, ' of the private history of the causes that upon a legal definition of property, and could only exist by virtue of tho protec­ tion of poritiro legislation. Abolish ouch legislation, and slavery wu in­ stantly dead, every master ooaring to bo a slaro-holdsr auu every bondman beis not the mere creature of leciGntion, op no act of legislation can abolish it, or directly touch it Tho most that law CLOTHING. “ DR. C 0. SCOTT, 7gTEJ2*' Ftostete* **“• Sarsw like gluttony, is sirooly a personal a haoit of the individual man, while ■”'E,cn roc- We buy our Goods d^rty cause for tho Byron Scandal was assigned by aa English journal Strange to say, ! tho S^vriUf lUnnc while declaring Mrs. forced. Aye, Stowe guilty of groat folly in tolling blor’s uiuuth. whtl ste knew, has no word of blame for the English journalist in lulling what ho thought As knew. JJut not being able to overthrow tho —Grand Ledge, Eaton County, ia 000 correctness of Mrs. Stowe's story of By­ nectJd with lapsing by raiL ron's incest the preen abroad and hero —I’Lo amount of coin in the United largely condemn her for tolling even a trmiiorj. This is singular. Byron's States Treasury is over 1108,000,000. —Copt IKard has recovered from the character so sscre-L that it roust nut bo defamed! Why should ho Levo any effucts of fflFlate paralytic stroke. more immunity than Aaron Burr, or any —The National Banks of the United other historical transgreawr 7 Nobody States hold 117,148,141 in specie. so-ios to grieve because standard edi­ tions of Manfred and Don J uno ore con­ stantly i-sued, full of incest and debauch­ ery. But many seem to grieve became —The Board of Supcirvii they are told that the one who wrote a Munday, October 11th. volumes upon inreet and debaucherecide tho question of liquor Usenso for it­ was himself incestuous and itahauehed self. To attempt permanent State pro­ To read Byron and condemn Mrs. Stowe gngedxtai a life of Theodore Parker. hibition requires the continual suprem­ is honlly cunsistent. / —Jackson has pud 120,000 this sea­ acy of the temperance question over all Nor "tiaro we boon accustomed to son for Nicholson pavement and Kalamaqmwtions cf Btate or national politics - much complaint, when Byrun’a .charac­ roo 178,000. a condition uf tilings impossible to se­ ter has been discussed, and his profliga­ —Ths fothsr and mother of Geoere1 THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE. cure. Failing of tiii*. State prohibition cy anal vied and causes for it sx/pwsd, liecomra occasional, irregular, inUrmit- before this. But there is found a great Rawlins arc both living at Galcta, Hlitent, aa the majority happens from year wrong in the ttllihj tj Ut tnlk Now, There ia a rising utirest in the sub­ to rear to incline to Un* or that side, to me. this is just tho value of Mre. —Th- Toledo Dtadr of Tuesday »aya ject of temperance in certain1 quarters, until the never ending strife disgust* Stowe’s article. Ste ta* Wd Ms tmik. Wc that Toledo has rooeived 75 mil|jpn fest but it is not as widespread as it is desir­ and wearies tho public mind. Murooknow now the wont ubotrt Byron, sn<l of lumber from Saginaw thia season. able. The abolition of slavery having v.*, it postpouea prohibition of the traffic why *0 much of his poetry is tho half —Tho Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow* ramovod an object of effort which' had in every town until the entire State can justifying poetry of crime. He can do of the United States met at Ban Francis­ for years engroased the attention of many be carried. Why should Evanston, ur , us no more harm. Wo shall not think Woodstock, or Galesburg be deprived of of him as tho prey of morbid frolinra co on Monday, the ‘27th ult. ally raised by those eager for progress, tho benefit of auppreesing the hqunr sa­ merely, but as the sinner purenrd by What shall be tho next reform 7 Some loons bucause Irish and German Chica­ conscience and showing os thb awfulnre* expedition, arrived at Ohtaego on Mon­ replied. Let us take up free trade j but go love* whiskv and lager beer and can of error, by the terrors whiclkfollow it day. the financiil condition of tho csrantry— east a vote which controls the State? “ His otfeuse is rank and smell, to hea­ under the pressure of a national debt of And should the State go for prohibition ven and hath a primal curse upon iL” Provisional Guraraur of Virginia, at 82,509,000, requiring a revenue tnntf— His arguments, Lowever fine, will now Richmond, ou Tuesday. made that a hopeless issue at present. no more oxrito sympathy than the argu­ Others said, Let us settle tho tabor — A consul of Muskegon shows a total question, and emancipate tabor from town and county decidoo for itsnll tho ment* .of Cain with Go.1, saying, “ mv population of 5,147 familh-s, and l,64f 1 bondage to capital, by ‘tha eight hour" one which favors prohibition may bo an­ punisliment is greater than I can bear ’ children of school ego. Perhaps, indeed, many will read By­ reform. Bat to think to make labor in­ noyed and damaged by a neighbor town ron on account of this story of Mrs. —Napoleon's health is better, or it is dependent uf capital, is a* foolish as to or countv which decides in tho opposite ' Stosreta I bone they will, for they will not, foreign telegrams being al issue ea attempt to mako capital ind.-peodcut of way, and to whic hall the thirsty topers 1 soe in his writings the confessions uf a the point ' , labor. Yet it is poeriblo to hormonixo will resort. But we must bear thia aa a 1 soli con^riuns crimmnl, and karn with tbri, i»uraU mor. p-rf«>u7. — —Tho North National Bank, of Bos­ loss evil, and remember that even State' now pow« to abhor hi* crime. Th.ire stituto arrar.gomenta which fhaU protect legislation will not remedy it, aa tho nu-’ was a time when Byron was dangerous ton, will lose 106,060 by tho defalcation ____ L—I— *nch' don6 lk. th0 Kf.tn Btal° to read. Ho is *0 no longer. Thank of its taller. menu of the other That the adoption |1UO< j* y, Hko manner contiguous Mrs Stowe for that! uf eight hour’ ,M to other States which permit the sale of Thia blame upon Mrs. Stowe for tell­ wfll confer prnrUeal benefits on the U‘ ing tho truth about a character a ho be­ on Saturday lostborer not yet “ been Bull wcia<n woulfl bo substantiaUy this : long* to the history of literature is cer­ ncrer has u** uy* 7— 1proved. ——-----r.rnr discussion diaimmion and experiment expenment on ail all . ,__‘ faror —Detroit has one policemen for about tainly tho most reamAable accusation such subjects, white not convinced that decide by direct and distinct raxila.every 1,700 inhabitant*, aud cannot have law wfll accomplish for the workingman voto whether the liquor traffic shall be to. Daily the papers are loaded with a hundredth part of what he wfll gain tolerated; said decision to abide until, detail* of crime not leas foul and unna­ fur kirnsdf by education, strict morata after alt months previous notice, the au—Two trains collided on the Penaark tural than Bvron'a. Daily wo are called thoritiee of the county shall present the upon to thaul the nrcas for reporting to vania A New York Railroad, at Athena, Sueetion for aaothre deciaiun at the bol- u« the names end places of li ving^offsnd • tnat few -----that of securing woman a suCrage. >v e .1 box. separate from everything else. _ ■> . * .__ e.1.1 . r._. ... 1..-. -Ex-President Jocelvn, of Albion Col­ end that justice as well shall remain standing till directly n>the coming year. , U GENTLE TO THY WIFE. tional political struggle. Intemperance, though a fearful personal vice which in­ cidentally inflic** eore calamity upon the eorsmunUr, by the increa*e of crime and paupurum, sustains no rath direct and wide-spread political n-latkm* as did sla­ very, and hence offers no such basis of goneral political art^m. It needs to bo m.'t, like other matters of local morula and taxation, by simply local action, in towns and counties, where it erm be brought home directly to tho people and be dtecuiood and decided by them, and where it can be entirely separated from broad and general political issues which justly demand attention, and will not be t aside. For this reason we like Illinois law gwellamj dectioa of certain offloers who shall have U auU i. hold ilia truth above tnd Christian men. Jiddln vlllw Exols*n«o- lections. It stood forth a societies, the churches, the JAMKJJ0JIX8TOX. Proretetor- five cl fever. A. CABD GEO. C. WORTH, tiBMTISTBT. As _ WWT Washington what is involved, and is prepared to decide inMlhgoudy and to stand by Michigan Exchange. iiiTineit. <*!?£*!! oflaw.-Mdrowu. Guins. to beodMarim in Switaeriand, by the dm Stela______ _______________——— Poet Department of that country, sad for tl»e four days of the fair tho iastitstioa had over 0,000 riritora. past-ofltoe of New Yock. r^.. ______ — ilaeWerrim, ■mran-' J^AND PLASTER Under this ar- continuation of Busan Fielding; Tbs Beal aJSm. t yin Northern �8kt gartiap gannrr. Mrs. A. Bussell, beat made Shirt, M.s.Ma.yGoodyror.brat Chair Cover Mia. E M. Gates, beet Tabla Cover, Mra. Marr Goodyear, best Tidy, Mt*. D. MeOmbo.-, beat Worsted Code, » Cothj'i WIGHTMAN & GREBLE 6,000Hissafi’ RUCCEMSOM TO al Brpuhlii au cundulatoe are detootol, but no distinctive T. xnpeyanco caudidatoe are elected in tho place uf them. Votes snovgb were drawn off from the Ra|iubliotu candidates to de.oat them, but nut enough to elect the Temperance m-.m, end th.’ Dvuijcrats ware the on!y ones bcnoflttoJ by the Temperance organisetfoa. Ami thia .is just what wo claimed, ft- .m the hrot/would be. the result of tld< Tomperane* 1’arty movement. A man uf any diaoernment at all can see tiir.t uino-tonths uf the mon that osn bo induced to jvin the third party organiDirect from Factories. f^Bpochlitiea in every department. xa:Ln must owe fium the Rupubli an rank*. If thia -act is not pa etable to the few a'r ng t<mi>enuiiv mac of the Democratic party, it is Uj tou t uf ours. Wc have now in Stock tlie laurigowt variety of It Is < tact, uvvortho.es-, which cannot bo ga nsayed or disproved. An l there is another lact that timperanco mou will do well to ntnember.— Th y can only induev a ] wrtiun of the Republican poly to ji.in in this luird party movose-mt. If t .ey could lead th» wh 1« partv into i, «uocom would uf cvuiae crusm their e .ur.a at once. But it ia a foci they should not overtook, that them or., many Itojinb-kaus opHastings, Mich. April 20. I960. pue d to pruhlb.tury.tiwa, e..d tn«re a-e etui J -T^*r nuuibe.s who, while admit­ ting the important • o. prohibition, think this ia nnt tins only queet oa that should rec- ire the atf ution ot our Legts slurs. Hanc.<. it Mems clear to us that tl>e rho t tho Tomiieniucc por.y ■meu < an roasutaltiy hu)- io d ■ ia io draw oil vot­ er* sa u^h hum tho 1< puLLcau party t shcu o tho ra.-e, s. of their old siicmivs. ROBINSON * WIGHTMAN Wm. Verier, b«i Stallion .1 ; C. Hl Palmar, aoeond beet c__, Lewis Barber, best stallion 2years aKV J. W. Owen, second best do, A R. Smith, third beet don 2 0Q Jamas Bartlett, best trotting 4 y'rs old '-------15 00 300 300 1 50 1 60 200 C. W. Taylor, beat Boo Hire, 60 Ell Shupe. t«t Harrow. (2 horses.) 1 00 M. L. Williams, best hnnuhaeteoed Power, im Ell Shupe, beet Gang Plow, 1 00 “ “ betlrou Imam 8cd Plow 100 •• “ best Slulble Flow, 100 Baxter Owen, best SHaraeCuIU- A. J.Bowne.bot pv4 fn old ur over*3 00 ’r--‘--- 1W Wil lam London, best Crain Cradle and Hoyt).e, . IM 1 60 200 Wlill ,m Loudon, best Gram Scythe, 1 M I 00 Jehu Mill,I •>: Metal (nrting >hear.-100 A. A. Mathews. best Wheat Drill, 1 00 T. PUIllpe, beat Farm Gate, 1 00 Black A Fuller, ltd.an Marble Wightman A Groble. best Cook Move (Mansfonl). Foreign. 11. A. Goodysir, second best,Cook •"tine, onh Auiir can) Fo situ. Mrs. A. Kenne ly. beet wo st djra n, 60 Mr.. G. birik. r. bust b«*d work M Mbs H_ttlocoiliua beet hairBowjrs 60 Mrs. M. K Taylor, boat c.lmmed 1*- Mb. M. E. T.,ylo-rbM baby's bo.*d SO Mrs. M. E. Taylor, bro. halrsw.iches 6U QUJUW, »St<ir AMD ITtOBTAUtSB. _ T. Alt.. t. best <.nt, fiu Geo. K. Beam r, best wheat, 6u D. Novmber, boat oats. 60 M. L. Wild^ma, best b .rl«y. W J. W. Hotchkiss, bes Cut fruits, 60 J-oob Jordan, best fal. applro, bo Lorsnso Jordan, best win.er applea, 60 Geo. Briggs best Cd. peir, 60 Mrs. C.ara Alim, bo t pro baa, Go Juuu Rubirts, beater pes. 60 Geo. L. B. iggs, i e t biucd boeta, 26 A. A. Matthews, tea. t..rn pa, 26 J. C. Woe ruff, Lm rule bsgas, 25 M. L. WiUla.na, Ke p.tsuljs 25 M. L. William-, beet carols, 25 Goo. M. Dvwey. lx st toms .os. 26 Geo. Al bridge be t|<na ose, i> A A. slatlhews. beat o Lo..s. 25 l.ug ne Guskid. uuHwa'I )>ota ■ as 2 > C. B. Benham, Beat ubilob.au., 26 DAILY! GOODS NEW STO PES! STOVES! STO VEH! COOKING, PAULOH COOK AA‘D PARLOH STOVES ICDHT WAKTfB ftt rtRF, HNMT Laws of Business. C-etri Si. . «... . , LD.f. John Wolf, boat Center Table, I “ “ best Whet Not. n r.ign. *' •* be t Sofa Rucker, i *' •' b»« Cfflci- Chair, foreign. R. 11. Ne ton A Co beet Commode. I R. H. N« rtou A Co., Lest Exknaiou , Table, R. H. Norton A Co., Burial Case, ' 60 R. H. Norton A Co., beet Carpet Couch, fo eiffu. Jamis Clarke, b««t Top Burgy. I 60 W. B. Brown. bc*t Spring Wagon, 1 60 ItceJA Wood, beet Skeleton Wagon, 160 Reed A Wood, beet Double " ' Wagon, Geo. Swi naon Jr., Le»l Iron Wagon, W. H. M hippie, Ixst Wood Wagon, ■ so la Hatch, best Droit Team, Barney Wright, second bast do, 6.‘P. Cady, best single Horse, beat BuU 2 years — 32 00 W. O. Frecmanj second Inst do, 1 60 W. O. Rrectnan, best Ball 1 yr old, 1 50 i Eugene Gaskill, bori Cow. 2 00 A. Ryeriou, second best do, 1 00 T. Altoff third best do, 100 8. P. Cady, best Heitor 2 years old, 2 00 W. 0 Fmemsn, secund best do, 1 00 Fetor Cromer, third bent do, 1 00 Eugene Gaskill, best Heitor 1 yr old 2 00 Eugene Gaskill, best sucking Bull ChlA 100 A. J. Rum, second be*t do, 76 8. P. Cady, third beet do, 75 A. Kennedy,beet sucking Heifer Calf 160 S. P. Cady, second beat do, ( 75 The Grover A Baker Sew nx Macldn a were exhibited ly H. J. Wurd, and the Florrnee by Grant A l'hnil|M. Tho Sm th American Orpin waa exh.biu-d by liurtaNvhoii,aodtho Estey by RuD’Oui Jones. An the e art Cl co arc foreign, an d ibe irabl.cgenir^dyp e ty we 1 Informed in regard to them the . ommiuee dec Ined to di tide between ibrm. Tb<_y ure all excellent of their kind, and a uong tho Miss Nettie Briggs, second best Col. Verbenas, Mb. J. P. Roberts, beet How at tents 1 Mrs. John lUbert’, beet Roquet 1 00 Mrs. A. J. Rma, beat CntiDcd ToMattoes, Mm. Goo. D. Moon, bet Canned Mrs. I- Bn.ber. best canned Fonrs, Mrs. J. M. berina, best Canned (Qunoa 1 year uh!). Benjamin Cole, second best do, 8. Andros, bast pair. 8 y'r» old Stoors 1 Beniamin Cole, second best do, 1 Patrick Waters, third best do, . 1 T. Altoft, beat pair 2 year old Stsera, 1 S. Andros, second I-set do, A. Kennedy, third best do, Das Shea, third beet do, I yr old Irvin Garre t, tint to. Frank Roush a tend in, S. V. Wheaton, tilled Ln, M.O.R. B. Wf-h man, boot Canned Peachia, halves, ■ Mra. J. W. Ho chktes, beat Canned Femshe Jt ja ret ), Mro. J. J. HemlenhoU, beet Canned Green Apples. Mn. J. J. Hcndmliott, Le f-CaMed Bibo Ian Crab, Mrs. J. J. Ilend< rahott, best Conned Cranl enico, Mr*. Gon. D. Moore, be t Canned BL ck Rs-pber les. 60 Mrs. Geo. D. Moore, best Canned Re.1 Ra pb r.lea, M Msb. J.P.RuUrt, tat Peach Butter 60 Mr-u L. barber, teat Cu santJeliy, 60 M.S.L. IJasUr. beolpreeorvcdl aus 60 Mr-. L- Bari ar, Leet ** readme, 60 Kr.,G’.f-tr ker.be tpickled Feaohee 60 Mrs. J. P, Roberts scconJ beat do, 1 Mrs. J. N. Hart, boa. biwi Floral De►lirn, ' 1 Mia. M. E. Taylot. Kel banging AcCflclal ilower-, 11 Mrs. A. Butaell, b«t C>L OU l*aintInge, 2 J. M. NEVINS, e«o*y. 200 Ma A. J. Bowm, bekl’-lchwork GRAND RAPIDS NEW aaou FOR FALL AND WllniB! F*£E OF CHARGE Y.\*wr to Hie Senate » State* from 'fenn-a e4 i • anticipated, as the Legid Bodtoal, and ho has no D pjooot. Well, as I’upo si Dated, May 2g, D-CO.- yl____________ .__________ HARDWARE STORE - Ifstiaw set teriMasksssr NEW ADVEBTISEMBNTS. Burk & Co's, H«X. Juan Kuoui aa C »«M> m i-rrotlcnl 'Wo shs e«e-al prvoeedlngs. »hl the Ha ncud nffidr* as w em ot the County, In a m ceatettlon—Thanks to th ties of the Republican Bo Vtencs that for Me'n y here been In power wl'ho and for most of the tim without oppo-ltiMS on th Column. STOVES, iuphioi wuuow toss: THE GT1EAT NOVELTY DRY GOODS STORE. IKON A<ldlntf Tr«n<port»tlon. l-wileelu AKeeUse prid teU.S*r fcr • uildinf Material!. THZ TZMPZZAZCZ I88VZ. On the out ids of thi< tame will bo found a vitry able article from the Jtl1 raaer tho organ of the Congregational Shelf-Hardware and Cutlery. ! Chursh, publiaho 1 at Uiu ago, and truly a very ablo an I infiuautial religi.ua juu.ua!, to whii-h wu ask th» ca eful attoutiua ot<raoh of our rcod -r*. Tbr Dodge’s Clebraled Plows l subject is of vital im;K>rtanos and it is of no lees c >i«a tqueneu that the action of the Tempsnuoe men should be judi­ cious, cautiuu. and harmonrou. ' Only in this way c m unity of action and purpoa» be esturod, and vithuul thia al hope u. ultimata success ra.iisLn. We ___ We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system, blxoliangrecl 4T KLbi ceii rtt/an. John Heflhon, WHOLESALE AsTKONOMY OYSTER & FRUIT house, a.k the candid r adev to view A* proeunt p.rition of iwrtiro in M»«.aci. wtto on this quoetiun. and what is true there in true in a'l parts uf tlie Country, and then ask himself if the buicom ut the Demucsatic J—rty is nut the eni.ihila iun «M aU 1’roiiibitury Legia ati-..u. On Hint point wo recent y publish, d a very able nrtic^ tiam tlu pen of Wm. Lloyd Garriaun; and in ounnectluu herewith ' tho thoughtful )mnual uf avery nXer in Barry County hr «be following article Ifrom the Hou. D. C. Leach, editor.ui IM^l M. I. .M Oy. I, Iho Grand Trarsroo lltraid. and one uf i tho m.et unflia-hmg uf tho Temperaa v . m« u. iCshigan, ui.'-Iho Ma ae E.«eF. D. ACKLEY. Agony Hastings, Minh 3 : To Treat all Kinds of Diseases um- sm smm 0 » Kr.ciam,-. <Rr Qaht. I 00 Mrs. R. B. Wightman, best White 200 1 5<> Ma R. B. Wr,.htnron, beriRag • Ca. pot. “ Mrs. C->. Taj hr, seemed beet do. Era. A. Kei.i edy, lea: pe. Wool •amtwflldo A EARGI2 ASSORTMENT. H. A. GOODYEAR. fiaEHTV-TwVt Lamb* Tbsxxbls Raicnex-—Th aaodidete far Dalegate in C Naw M-aieo has 8,0JO ma 30 cXnal street, cats uf pr .biLition It is fraught wi:b evil to Republicanism und hu|< to Do­ rn cracy. 8uih>o e instead of 6,000 in M dna, thio third party had polled 15,0) ' v.*tee. The result Wjuld bare been a Dstuocratic triumph—a Democratic Guveruur anl L-gi Lriu e; anl thro, who e would Ear- broa pr.-hihition in that State ? It i« well f>r mau who regard pruhibitun aa more iiuportmt titin e:l things tie**, to took at the m itter a riuua y; und it U well for Rep.ibli. aui, who feel that t irir party yet has « mething lu do for the country, to b> ri.itout und watchful, end see th it no aide iiau<*e mu i<eruutho to divide and dis- Wm. J. J. Hendershott, beet Cow, |2 00 J. J. Hendershott, second best do, 1 00 Mrs. A. J. Ruas, best Canned Black­ J. J. Hendershott, third beat do, 1 00 berries, J. J. Hendershott, beu Heitor 1 year Mb. A. J. Rust, be t Canned (Strawberries, Mrs. A. J. Ruas, beat Canned Whor­ tleberries. • Mb. U<-». D. M«ore, beet Can nd Ixnris Barb r. second beet do, I. Bponable, Kat pair 4 yean old CLOTHING HOUSE! Tho Comm tioe And tn.ny sui-o.-iuz -ample* of irult and vegetob.a.,»ud find It difficult to alacrim.a«te lu mauy ca so. Gold & Silver Watches, �(3*-^ s WORM or WKDOM FOBTOUS® MEN. ** ,£ ,„.,n.e.-.. .u^. | SEW SSKSTISEIKtTS. I >o<v Artv«rti«imentB. prebate Order--Eatole of J. 1*. WcMeeca A )""«•-* Fair nff«r-X C. Downing. Aful h Tux Ixunxix TABi«-.vxtatobo axhibi'utl at Union II ill on MomlayMV -ning Was'lof-B’*”’ Co“M- on tanw*a. rop-caanling ursr Eight Th ituand mi.oa of Travel umong na- LMef Leiter.-; I’ K berta. I’ . M. tar•* iwui aub ttn • w rkx r 0— p,^, Mu kagou and Chicago, engng^ In fh* Ww guana it lumber trade, war buro-d te the water’s edge at fiv- u’duck that morning. Lose l‘.6,000, no inturunce. Ill, Exoell ucy, (Joy. n. Arrotrrxn. 13,000 NOW IN Uh«.- FArTRY SEWLW MACHINE. Only 13 for a PsrfeH BewtafJfeeMns! K|g‘<d!S“ I AIM TO SELL girDi'smEoTO- 'Till ■4114 IOMI «U1 ahAMa say eaforod hair or Oraib raat'bx aSpIJsTjor ralaby j/jSwu A * 1 With each Machine. l" h STATE OFMICinOAN, i py- Caab f.ld for Frodace. Drat la UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, Improve! alik Baavu'e PAtsrr Donis Coo- VteT IIASTIXGA - a»yl ■ MICHIGAN. ■astu, an! Iba Itelrat Slop, aro now unjaaalioa aaxi ably far roparior to any ar-r-araiui for -Mkis, J. COLE A SON, eta bra aver iavontad. aad -IU eave ihair coal latea Cd» bubkalMKeiaas nr 7|S» a year, by asvias labor aau! alMbaa. ■ 1 1 il -f 11 *2^ ‘ i i !S « 1 JFe Mean ^nZbiCTr" *•»•••'f............. •; ssHU—if________________________ JOHN G. RUNYON ■“ ;• J’ IS }• In Ira Ira aaU.fa.C aoff-l. w£ 14 twv.i Sf si c iS ;s 5 s 8 74 8« » vn Lo» ft. J W IC • - 1 IC awKofajV 16 «»l L.i N„ 3 * ** ra ISw Ira it - la:: k >6 inw 2,-ur *•* tha litotog p"to?.“toro7n<raCr‘‘’U<‘“* Uk° *“** PTCTTTT?F^? PICTUBE FRAMEB Oval and .Uaprare Framea of array alaa rad ante from iba Flalav-M to ifee Richert. „D l and «e mofoi. erdar.’by .< ord^. Taraala, F .l.n Kuota, foe., are. dvrOTTIuIDIIsrG-S, « Rutte. Raabe aad Gill, Mata and Fol. labad Walnut. Watae?sadtHlLBwb worai aad Udt. Flala .Magr.mSra Oilt. Half Bou. aad Glh. Ac 4< a grwt varlrtv of u,. l,Uet akd wool .ito. k—rawra w, ra> i of artlrlra eoi tn unwra-od above, each yjgy ra< XaT-Bxtaras, Yaakra 2STEAV GOODS "fo-ND Rail Road prices SPAIII niMR'Su inn NFW uinuLumu MHWnRI uhoii oiurl EVERYTHING TO PLEASE, ---- AXD---- B-tt BROWNING, Gan. Agmt, PRICES TO SUIT! anyDrin in towni ' That’s Big Talk, Try it Mow. EVERYTHING . la oar hw mill be rate .i Ik. »ergnanmuSt “**' EVE RVBODV Who ean appreciate <bc advaelagro of Iba ata.,, urrlLed of doing Iraraaiaarv Inruau to call. OTTJl STORE raSaeSbr. r— no. ira ra,ra< THE LATEST GRAND DI6C0VHY EQUALIZER. ParalyaiB can be Cwq^t DM- J. M. A C. RUSSELL. MRS. T AYLOR has a flne assortment of NarlfoM, Praettotog ?•« «—■ra«lfow rkFrie-raa, make too irnaaaal er eSawfo I»Mraro .aprarialiry. aad CCKK dtom tea— of De. BafofeMte Eaiaaiiaa*, ^^j|SZl Wb woald reapratfolly larfo^dbo KEEPS THE LABGEST . AXD BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES •o B. BFAVIMM. Krallare. Msv ISib Imo. ■ ■ Tdi At Wsshtagtos. IX c. The PtUiAtn ef tU Hattyt Utaar an U lb, Ooraty o< Sarry. r——WorU I. tM« Ira ^MMauassaB. Hrara.o<e<k.i8M.-« v fd* «>>■■ amd pklts At ear IhataH. if ' ...... Civil Ia PnbHobed Sama Journal, eveay Sataidro. h<teeili«liwa*a—v*ara ySL -ra.' > la re \ DeeroSTVofoee.TUssuj Dope dffi fl. Gtmr. Bee. ’*4 7. i a B. A. HARLAN, Pm- 7v Fw Jefferson Street, Hxxlingi, BicL, rhm *"* J„ ta was NEWS, > EL’- • MEW IILL11ERY C600S rat. «te* —r * the dafagalM- Abb Bpeekera win oe ™lTU fcbmb ef *• T»l—■ |« |« ®LUJi ~ ; • n» *1 Lodged are rwqweated to infcrm H Horfrt rf .A^- .w Q.rf, wQ aeVvfsvlf ’ th- d for doalen san.rally. to whoa liberal die WITHOUT X3ZHLAY. WITHOUT DT2LAY. 5“ Fbixxdm or Tntrxiuxca Thu next meeting of the “ Grand Rirur Valley yoeguoi A-*ooation uf Good Tempi* a," will be II,.... parrauwl ..... " Is Wd at tb. VUnge of Low U, Kent IHfodFMsAw. n,UdPsa-fo-,ra8-«AF«“ • •’• _ ouunty, Oe:. »th, 18», <«»»'«<«« * tsHed Apffos, F«e lb......... -............... It to U Jtratofo*r ~ .................. '•“'s red fossa . ....................................... m 10 o’eloek, A MTha meecbg* will be vf frg to .’CS5jT •.■•-•• --rr.-... . afl. Each Lodgei» entitiod to/ee*el»- UaefoVTOlb ... .................... ••• „,. IS :■ ?w U IIH 8 cm yebratai.............................................. » IF® tty, AND MUSTHIVEOL’R PAY AND MOST HAVE OUR PAY AND MUST H»YE OUR PAY w'.s .jre^gtya?. before «ur r-ftd. r« tbi- following call :or BLUteltl, Amfor. raw, 81 0>. a Temperance Contention at Lowell, COMMERCIAL K nt county, on the SOth inat Wetnut Haallaa* Markets. the Conn n’tion may be largely att< tided llBsUn(S. -fop*- »l. !**•■ —that wiae cuuneJa wfll pr rail, and much good may be dun. in bdmlf of our What In ia ! Wt Mean What We rSraUre*-Arora. IT; dry. XKta. . itill . -A.t Once—1STO W. He Mean Whal Watty, 1 m i k |h i ih ? f U »IhF IH nl ?- J i h i u i 1 A f Onru=i—XTOW $ i AtOnce-NOW. ,,a<A Saad lira tv all price. Wukar tIS. EkUa Wric<ar to, and no will forward .Hlrar or balh maehmra. free af froi«kLio pteara wbaro noose n ratUa<: sad >o rare are they wDl be liked, lhal wa a«roa to rofnnd the m.a«i If any on. wkbm lo raters Iba maaklaaa free of fralabt. after a noalh'a uiaL aaeordlax to direeU-tra i'ih i : r Baller--C™«k. r«-lb . ft la 1». HralSrkia.prlb.li.lan. Cbrora-Ml higaa kaatary. esw. It«t«. Dm"cll’lra. taa-rf-p* lb. >MI< CJer prabM .lka-hlite for-ww< Cora • per b» . 77 Ur W It |< PRICE*—1 Fair Offer. Mssst Cnll and McKie Sili’Fkksd) ft ba.. |7.«h« awWofawV a e jZof ■ W 1/ A VARIETY, ana uwayaaaroiisra n. —rronry >,era uaaaatr. CmII and Hettle Il jhb ;i fin h iH iii'i Must Wi hi! it ?r'lH l fit Whose Aecounta and Notes are Due qowt <1, which we dfo'lj <U * P1** a- S i i p a p iu fiii ini •p i u i h i i GRANT fc PHILLIPS I ’ x: tatl U<S j 1 i ’ ,5 !r - MARRIED._________ Whose Accounts snd Notes are Due lev rale la /fo.liUA« by li. I». Ackl^. a­ La HI. Bro. Co by Huai A Haetaia. «i-d al Al hgoo by Ltaoiag sad B-oWer. curnmou humanity: Guard Rakub, Kier., f Unt. 6th, 1W®J r.r*suas.FJi^srun. Sss: ri-y.'r.*u MStel .UTTUE.“,,U=SS GRANT k PHILLIPS J. jJ- ; 11 DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE ",WWt*r^’?Jr»Dxror. li ittiit MAIN BROTHERS, Hnn Mftficins RriKsript lallra-lnraOrt.Jib- fo Rjv J H n-j. Mr Cbarlw FM«rklt*r KaimtU.MhfosMMrsFsltar m.w gaiM. GROCEBDES, BOOKS. - S^taJSL’EtjKag EySv£*-f»‘»~ **•? I j.ra rroocex ox^LitT IIAKTUCM,.. BS.I - - MICH. ___ 11 iftt If l.ilK i I ti! H iH i Altn,U„T. 11M wbou| |1M a BMaun vt n,r"lia*nl la .tadeat aad taaaher. aad iba eaat »ea*y Ur. mrrd target,. »f tta benalu by the eaUrtaiuiirfat aad lecture. They bare "C* regret lUl the eebAadma afoaed. On Friday a .nn.a .lamiaatum wa. A-hLaad the folk,.i„u ,t!K,rt eMgllUu, t .Wired teachW.wt4^„: r-nt UMfe -B,.» Cate. - TeM - Cale. !iM*i fMdA-UaiM Yauies. Annie M Han­ ** °l'O M. Kcklie. Ula Lalhray, Uatu. neifoo Mangy. Bulb A. Hyde, >«Ua “<d'ey. Sarah fo Braun. nWGeed._u„u, A. Radih Ji ary C. Pad„*•*“•* Tenerg. Anna W. Fnwl. U P Paafc. bariieg. Kale Mattiaaa. **M*Wut mlaiamr for Ua aoaolag Caa TT** J**r“r- Peagilly, al IK A-argh, "■■•wad kb yaetaral iabara km aa Maaday 7^Haadar, >b km afoeiaaed aa for foaaa yean yaK baa bean raaaa la Lyuae CSixao. Tu. maaaady bad ta Irn Mr. Hardw for kfo many eiram. ^WlMUtohtuBKhawmUadafemo-ta ^■foUelr-m^ B. ma a ubafo bawW T’**’“d • UllbTal Biauur. U. 1. parted r-’llir.r-rl. . CraLro earay rt-rA^ftietar. Fj-j—T Corronil Ae . ae . «n twab aai^ST' aad warranted la auiu ’ :: tfffs t £ i ?3 i j = h iU b in Illi J iO Wun*W .ipnieire. U l>a> frw aupatwnnln IU* aniiaa. Al Un cim. uf bia kwura hr wa. «4i th, nupirai o( a «*ry Beat ail.er Ml by bi. •wteau Mr U || |-Mk mad. tba formal fhw •••'aliaa, aevumpamad by a ».ry lew apprvpn“« rM.uk, yhi, ie.Uau.aial at legard Iruk U«Ur by aaryriaa. and nearly uuhceeed bel U aooo gathered tb. reiaa. and ia aa "Jl-I Ike taken rryl .ed lu lb. prwaialiui. an usr oa xsn Ibeladiag tb. forart aoaortaraaiwtew CwBeea. b(nm. Itega ro. Totaareo, Bm7 General Grocer, T. tala—Wh ile Na ear died, 383; of A veruga attendance. 233; nt Per cent, at­ All Persona Who Ows tendance, 82. GRANT fo PHILLIPS W. J. STUART. IFotrolt Produce Masrlcet. of hi- w>»drBU. euro*. >■ g-urrolly uBdrret ->d e»d approriBtrnl A. forlae's“«e. ib.t of Chari * H.boJk.a a aof II Italwtxk oi Dmllnae. wbe Bet brtorf rodTsil is c-Hnwlralon dealer*, and «*e r. roil of ebat lb. Ifoetor. pnmnq.rful a ■r« rarafolle rsriwd «v«ry week, by ear UsxruU flat lb. dlAealty njib Great Uriraia; Ibr Aunirea k.eriatMa, aa 1 lb. rstalrliaharfwt id. the Vii-ti Hlatea U..< «nim«<>r. lb. |j»la>aaa bi DRUGS, r o o t tTM — ■» “:U u ij GEORGE PRESTON, All Persons Who Ows lu-,rat *f ehrosla di~**r« i. mj.lrod is la- Suariiu. O.t. Uh. !*• K.pei.rfe-drtit I'a-UKr'a Tr.rhrra* luaKUUr timed •■ Tl.r--la< leal. Tm I’.rftar 4<ll.rrol th. riwi.f Iwt.i. ib II. rrrbiag a lull d rfWMlre ..J..are IIp,• Th. iMidenl. at Awer.cm iil.i .r.ww lienal in a ’rry iw’ttniurf aad iMtriKtiia man.-er, C«weeet.«| wrik III. cry uf J iiwrica. tw nairu.4 lire raer. latemllag tasiur. of ..ary bfoleii- r^&'IwdI8S4£ffPiI2j. xrxrox s nxcu .rroxx | and a eiious cut on tho head, rendsring his recovery extremely doubtful. It , j £5 ? । Kaahnlla Correapondsnce. mil BALE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL LANDS. rH-sm-s |'..r tai. o«lr be tVJUimUh A GIIEULE. yAIN BROTHER'S aaro a.d I nar, and extending from White 1‘tgnon Astr jun inn. ‘ . Tai Album ix. - Tho election of Andy to Grand Rapids, by the way of Keda^HASTINGS UNION SCHOOL STATE r«T.. BArtTINIM, MICH. Johnson to tlie Sonuto <>f the United maroo and Allegan, haa been leased by t<r Cask paid for rnjuce. alyl 1st. . tseA - — Stalo, ffuta Toon a o’ i now goi^o/ally r Vrt*Z»ui *”* 4 4L“ ‘ ***i lo “r High School. Whole No. enrelied. 83; | D. 8. WOODWARD, tataipatoj, aa tho Ixgi-lature ia anti* Railroad Cumyany, and will therefore ba Average attendance, 34; Per cent stten. ”1 a ihaliaadr^ of ay baara lhara la a pavpotaaf Hadacs!, and he haa no Democratic up*” U>* k*'—UaB- -"‘V. dance. M.* Gelt* Wearing tpparrll pinenL Wall, aa Popo a ip:— trol, ami that poena*eion was given that Grammar Department, Whole No. en­ "Every week baaslvra II a atreesw ball eraa WAIXAOX-S OZ.OTW Iba atfaadora at Iba luMtm of the te»o4ry."-.< >. -Upheave ami earth,aakea ere hravra-adeeira. company on the let inet. This ia an im- rolled. 34; Av. attendance, S3; Percent, • Oo bead, a»4 eithaacrd ter wool at Mraroer. n'kr Ml a Jvliaion at a Cauline f* ! Halite Croak Frkra. att.n. “I Irairtllr eom-arod It to nnrahu of lima. aooaz. aaJ eoa ra-mmu-' -gae. 1ft. UaUatu. Interme’late Dept, Whole No. en­ Tm Board »r stiFXRvasoKS i.re now the paLlic genera 1y will expert that dn"Frtoa4 Doy-Taar Iwt In prov/maul U paar F lle.1, 62; Av. att.^0; Per cent. att. RS. JJ-OTLCE.-TO SAVE COSTS In anal -n, a>id ur^ni'dl by ete Ung der the control of iTia wealthy organisa­ 2d. Pntiu&y Dept., Whole No. enroll­ Uox. J. ux Kr-AOLSaa Chairman. A. itssiL-’.-st tion the void will b* put in fire! rate ed. 68; Ar. art. K; Per cent. att.. 88. moo ae । r»«lc«! We ah*.l publl h the ■■ Your Waautaf Mmblaa ha. torn in <ia,l» ata lo All Persons Who Owe 1st. Primary Dept.. Whole No. enrollaffical prvcee lnga, wbl b will exhl it condition and run aa the other road* the Hn dcla! atfaln n» well .ia all .’th­ ere of tb- County, in a 'itoal pro peroua rondn on—Thanlu to the Ju llciiu. actlaa of the lie.iiiblican Boar la of .-'uper’lair. lb<t for tCte n yearn Inert taat hare be«n H |owcN»l' ho it ItiV UpUttt and for moat of the dme practic Jly without op)>o- Itl'.n on the Board. W ci^ S^T.'Sfc u'.uTsrs.tuna j ll-iJ a i£ B ia e 1 WILLIAM MYEILS Oealer la XC'jB, CALL ATfDHX to iboa ylPlCS?*" " ***•4 : 1 Eme.ioe A end eoeel eookinrf rtovv. Titkde.l2r~ee.ee-t reacrrelr— ha. >11 tL« nee iinprnvcwaita. fall and aae it. «M WIGUTM \S,A GltEBLF. DOtTBTaE: WAGONW. Tta Lstamr m Tmu Amnwv erer oflhred fe- fla Cba^. FMITJ Music 4 Jewelry. | seems that a ‘TAUra,” a kind of hand­ car. and some lumber had been placed I.i.rrereii. euau aicBsn. W illleoi H It.rd. on a platform car for conveyance and ■id Henry B Beraem. M rulum ; Myras J. Latbrf. <•brl.lUybel Bitt. Poar Fnlgb.er. at CM■ talas ; A. & Farnham. William II. Cid mas. some cause was sot in motion pushing William P. UrUlol. J.bn Fl. Monroe, aad Will- R luney off under tho rear car, which lam II Cleik. at Jshaaiewo; E K FanMlee. run over him causing tho injury. He is lumsa W. Ferae, and 5 el ba a F. Matbewa. al Thornapple- aad Jahn - Phillipa. afWaudUsd now at the Residence of Mr Phillipa on Creek street, eared for by Dr’s. Upjohn Liaaxb.—-AV e learn that tho Railroad and Frost, but the chances for improve­ built and owned by Mr. lUnacm Gard- ment are said to be wy small ; that will do Hh Txxxiitx Rxicnox.—The Republican caadiilatr for Deleg ito in Congn-ax from Naw M-iicu baa 3.0J0 majority. W ell. Odu llll llH f ! uM ” Ui d : ]U • ? is r?™ iroWfoad • ajh. ««"’•■ >» <»•••■ ■ S (£ * g — late Ilf MechknirayUla, N. Y was SeriJrB.>a* The l-llo.iiig giullemei. here brnn ou.ly in ured by the cars st or near 4>,„„ ... Ij.roavroo* Tie 1 dll..r M the Baa litawn tu >,rve a. jur>-a el th. Ociober l.rm rf .JI .Id v— the riel-eel under «har<w of Frol the Cfocnll Cue t. elml... t. be hele bi Ike Vdl Hub*.ardvi'.le thia morning—both legs , .,, •• W-O.ll.ed <entr..eS Friday I l^y0 “4 k*T* e“’Utt4 • »** Timf^noa KTTfl/ITPO « TOM If p IK- PRICES REDUCED! Ireiy Taij am hare a Sewing Machine Ofl" Aid^ MUdjrmK BUSINESS CARDS. BOWNE & GALLOWAY. tha Comn.enial Cinveution, which day-eohoola dreiruut of securing the ve­ TJ.YXTtERR. aamU- I ymtanlay al IxmuvilU Ky„ tha ry beet library books published, to send WEAVING. co fotacTrqjrv ma ng a anrrmcp. fdlowiug well known ami abla geatl<~ a stamp to J. C. Garrigucs A Co., Publisher* of Tfo .S«Ay 608 mas to rajiraraat th • b'tata o. Michigan, ^rf.'urn'- r»,.i>edL A. Clark, a* the inala doth Ja,a”llbaMo-Pte a. T»ae4i feaalen via: Hurt. Jaiuaa F. Joy, of Detroit; Arch Etrrot, 1'l.iladelphia, Pa., -and rv DBp. SkUn.i. Biaukac Frail llaltaoralr. Ae. Sa. B*„.a Hiker. Ila-rep. Mteh. Hon. E. (J. Morion, of Monr-e; Hun. J. qu'-ek a copy uf their valuable Illu tra0. Wait, of 8tur. i . Don P. B. Loo. t-d Dsecriptivn Catalogue of Choice «*rk i« » •'“I* *«•• '"■ 1 “•'• ’’’ •* ,h* •’•'dwaro 8abl«th-SclwK>l Pul.li . ,ni AArxersrrtJB or ejrrxsxx IXi- agiac. Hun. Chann y Daria, of 1b avoir, sales aloes, Jen Rktxivxd a fi 10 asau-tm nt of Muak-gon; H->ti. Jam.-a bhaarwr, and 8s> Accnxxr Ju4 as we are going IIAKTIVCH, . . . tan • - UICU. Cruckrrr awl <i1n\waro nt RnaxLL & Hun John Hibbard. 1W Amasriei W<svab. to p e a we J-orn that William Bcaitiey, mu A Word in Season lo tbe Qtixeas of 1 AARON CLARK, ’“SfUfflggi.X.T. ConFsrufJsfcvot.sadRxRnmdatos^ HASTINGS, XlClf. d itll-ii'k h • is' l|i I r„ l.aaianwa -Tail an ••* II.a IMg.I.ior trotted <>•» beet al-vr In ihr ana-kol.Frf.de hr WMIIITMAN fo IlBEHLF. Hsakia. Wm Waiennaa. Harran Mrs.t llirorad, JabnQ. Wartmaa. William W. Ilant. t.'aras Wu,al>vrth W. J. H..Hu«. V R. W. IV.rorr, Carolina. Mrc. Hoste.Jaa-ra WlHuraa. KaUraa A. _____________________ J. ROBBBTS. P.M. ZRROR8 or YOUTH. Buaxxo.—"Fnxu aa tIvo i——i so -F. >.iui iktueu at the ufficr. of the Ma-kagoo Ch^u 1*1., iLkiki, ». u.n> &.1 *, cuiiAUthg of 150 Txblaaux Painting, CARRIAGE FACTORY! suus? s2r a-Si/rtya; ? ^tSS-SflMaii cwm**. ’ P!? i irfri Ms u ; lkh 1M. wi j m tJ ,— I. . . ■■ Ao-no. R>ia._01, gfoWHT COUNTY THE EHDLE3S MATCH! 1 i pt;i s O h:e . H-- TI 1 ' 1: IIW ^*^^7X275^^5: MI8CELLANB0DB. BROMES a~ NoRTUSES Iks Jiu.1«. "-.i uTL?^r«T”‘,i:.c“i‘|,"<-' 2iT.*?.8“?^^“4"ro*i«a . . hei Mt»r.cb.,a NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -ra T Iff OF t.K FTKKI roraainlas anvtehrad i. Lt Ite FaMOaraalHralia(k.U«t Inb. |.4» 1 Hrowp, llaaash M Im Mate Alvanfta. Mrs. Bartb A1Bart llardlkOarira 1,000 B-wker. Wabactra J an.ro, Tkrosae J. ,__-T—l.raw-.i~. __ ka.r IXQTOkmftau,!. “T,_ ““T «" -JLn, u» ra, Beaater. J4ia H. Mrs. Jrorap, IF. MEX WANTED. -----------Ifif!T Pura « >® «ra. Ernst ■nnp.baslwMra. KvWv.Wa Bbwars. A h. l-va. risrsb 1 Mrs. • llnyb. Jaba Lewis, ralrit {Lroal SsPTT' “ "'‘SSlTi J'"— ^xt wedt in <w Bdrertrf^ oZhmmT «wr CBlki... Hally A. Mro. Ma.r. Kiria. Mrs. Cartow. Ura. M-vmaa. William •■•d.'* UrlX^J T- »t.». Tho Endleaa Match ! Clark. 1 lama, Maa. Nndtea. Wbwlar •2""" Carak. Was. • Puaaaa; laaac Jz. ~ "T—- '* —— WONDERFUL. M* WlUliTMAK A UBEI1LK. Gsv. Hraeab Fart. Jrae. Uipa •**■ rorawma r.Mrroira and .*ir*»l--rl Itaai., Kame D. Fam-re.' IJ.’ W. ECONOMICAL, 'vrarvolr. n.c.ro.jt „„ ti- u, . lUvtera. Jnarph Frt-ia«MI. UlHa' ____ AMD USEFUL psurra. mri« tu. t M- Io ra. I*-. uiX Drier’. Mevllng Bara. II. U . Mrs. OaKro. Frank H. giafor. Nbaar a.""»c‘-oxuulju.ui. . T” h«y JOSTBlOTSB • Ilia. Mara. Mrs. Kanrlro. W.ltar « I.IU Mrfl.a ■i:bbUn«|, ,1.u,. **w W1GHTMAXA GBKUIX. K-.d-ter. Jaiaas Hackni. limey mln, block foe.. Am tbw very I4M in th* U <»ty. ’rbi'Lte Omiuaxt.—Hot. Jaxxi Tnxxxa k>i< 'to litre lyprorameata ia. Troeka. P<*a tww. tenug Ubeitl, Ml<j wt doubt one of the leading tittm-mi of the State CrZu— ^tiM i^ig notourimopla will fln>l H «,.■ thdr la- Md Treasurer uf the J. L. A 8. R. R» leraat to ba pronenL Tlio sit uoana at HroHrap.naicn.tea-. wro> ot uu retiaenoe in Lasting ou Sunw r wrin, „ ._ H«i to I'baa. TobrV. Hiaara I lOo’iL.kA.M. M. J. YARNELL iii O.a 1 J»» i. Detroit _ dv ol Tn**! T»,«. lla-k.a , Mteh'l J. TalbaiS Ttraana ■vOal M Casaas aural. Era Yerk. /s w? �Young’u Prsparty. LEGAL NOTIOnSB. »iw mnrwwm. »»tisj» } &006 Ffeto-CRjr Owk Canon, a great by LwMbdw Aawmbly of Utah, a Illi«U*l«J BdlUemofU. ■MR«y woodrf district, from which the Life of Chxixt and Bmiyan’s PUSefatt. obtain their wood nchuinly, evgrim'B ProgreM. ■gUhfcAluaAgntag to Brigham’s jib , ma .wwlir power, running four nulla; 4mm*®ofc thia source 3®,000 per an- ■J^aL'g C^&£:t£%rt!x Jlicowi—Tbs waterright to Mill Creek AMERICAN UH INSURANCE COMPANY, -or— PHILADELPHIA PA. SHti-A grant of Caobv Valtoy, fitly tfbW and fifteen mites ia width, aad the neb set and moot productive veL fey fas the territory. . F»4»v jaiu-vv-" jrororod n.SMSss Ou. EucxFourth—A grant of Rush Valier, also • large tract of fertile country. . Fifth—A grant of Lone Bock Volley, -—’ * ’ ground, an ext.inure OrRGjfjTIZED I860. 0ILY0UB HARHB88! Sixth—The coal bods insCoal Canon. Ban Pete county, Utah. ■ Seventh—Real estate in Salt Lake City Brigham’s block. 3500,000; the.toe building, |75,00(h distillery, with the whole Mormon trade, 1200,0<«; various atom Kfd pfavato residence*, 3200,000. Eighth—Four-fifth, of Provo City. Pfmth—-Sugarplantation, in tho Sand- gutaw Sind The Gentle Way is Best. “i5t-lt-^L..rn:« LEr' L B‘<V j™*™ ‘gE "*Sr J3?iS2sm5S'L2;ra Tealh—Cotton farms, woolen mills, N THE BOST REASONABLE TERRS. Cocoonery for the msmifacture of .ilk, with thirty acres of mulTwsdftb—Twelve thousand acres of land in Cache county, for stock-raising TkeH.oro la Urge CaouewtloM. roaIV .1. .r _kl.k 11 Agents! Read This! Thirteenth—Claim against the Union Pacific railroad tor grading done, in all »1^00,000 Uof which Brigham will re- ~~ '-DR. C- 0. SCOTT r^jjgjo rknia«•'»’ ------- ^"i'i.siwvv I SUa< U>» FHllIuo. dale nt . ua-al and aii<HMr fc.i tl^rwtia Ji.a ■> ««MrJroWj jisand nt a iid ar*^1 sr cartaui U*ad*aUaaM --------------- 1 W. V.00.AJ c. c. LINBLi i and a joed tMorlnrat of alro CAKE, splendid CHEE8E; alaa, FAMILY Ax Ixrxsvixw WITH Joss.—The New York Eotnrng PmI says that onn of its fialj/hniia correspond cats has penetrated , &einmoat recess of a Chinese Jom-Iiouio in (fan Francisco and seen, face to fore, the very Joea himself. Joes, irreverent­ ly styled tho “Old Boy," anpoared to bo having a very nioo time of it Ho wm arrayed in fine clothe, and Jewelrv. His mlksn coal WM heavy and stiff with goM, 'ttd silver, and be wore a rich and utreomnionly smart Httlo smoking-cap, with •wdchly adorned opium-pipe in hismouth, white Aho blue wreaths wore curling over his head like floocy clouds over a moun­ tain, All his surrounding* were snxiptuoua. His’throno gtittnrol with gems. Abcwe him stretched a velvet canopy bright with precious metal. Aa lor hfanaelf personally, ho exhibited tho at>mmnas of high living and deep drinkEgf-hii fingers were decked with dia­ monds, but bis nose displayed only car­ buncle. ; aad altogether, in spite of hi. many ornaments, no looked like a must GROCERIES, Candies, Lentous, Oranges, JV‘uts, J-c. s TREES! TREES I TREES! GHANI BIVER NUBSERIES, Lowell, Kent County, Rich. Good Bslldlsg., reaoes, Ae. Acre* Wheat on lb. Oiomd; •().« third which will go with Iha Farm. Price @60 an A.cre! gHOULDER, ARMS! STBCOOLE7 AMD TRIUMPHS 07 GE0RGE.PRE8T0N P T. BARNUM Isvllro rear ittrotw. lo kla. Large A Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, COMMI'JSIOXERy MOTH WM. L. COB! . Judicious adreriising always pay's. Lstrgo type is not necessary in an ad­ vertisement.If yon can arouse curiosity by an adyertisement it is a great point gnim-d. Tbs fair sox don’t bold all the curiosity in the world. If the advertising you order is worth haring it is worth paring tho cash for. It is not a Ro(or) beck te say that •Ooesbackw are good-’ Don’t be afraid «> invest in printer’s ink lost your sands dfHfii be nearly runout. It has boon as­ certained that tolling folks of it is a good way to mako money. Ata Indian tried the softness of foathen laying one on a rook and stretching himself upon it There nro wmo who try fiso ^riua of advertising on the same P It’s as trao of advertteing a. anything -VO If* OPEJV! OUR GREAT WESTERN A Portable Engine and Shingle Machine, 158 State St. Chicago. BRANCH OF ’ IMPORTANT TO FARKERS! 8. C. THOMPSON & CO. 136 Federal BL, Bolton. Our GR1AT WJMTMUN BRANCH BOGUS Im etee in Hfs that If U is worth doing at all it is worth’doing vrott. If-ya^ye gpt a good thing, advertise 1L~ "If wnTteten’t don’t Don’t expect an advortiaemout to bear fruitia <£• night like the prophet’s gourd. Lika Ayer’s pilla, advertniug will tab: •Acijratiitakse moro than one night **- TIUoMJB LOTXla CALIFORNIA k OREGON [The fuDowing dialogue U aaid to hare been oeerh eartl on tho oorucr of State 4 Jefferson slrccU, a few days ago.] “ Where’e ye 'goinT' TO THE CITY DRUGG STORE, “ ffAwr’r '• YOY DON’T SAY!-What kind of BIST 8EXD WHEAT in the WORLD. Goods?" Perteetly fr« from taweilfotn er otk«r Imps 1 ni«; grows Irvm AssUsliaa CKU1 Bs«U □•ok>. Well Fapcr, Kia Howry, FmIbk, J Mdia<, ou F>«4 roll. «“•, moihlH wraallr kept la a !>«•« stare, SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. •• WHO DOES BUSINESS THERE F ’ AsA Weighing F. D. ACKLEY. “ Oh I that fetter that got burned out !— Wben’d he got into that new piano F* “ Aboulthn first of Deecmber." Camo, go down and we hb *ew store f “ 'Nrrr B»! there F’ JliMAfS. Do they do much work . ti i uavuro rroW eo<t. Hop Ing u> rrorllo . *harr el Mlroasuo fmm ““““ ■?arS* ““ "■*’* **'■ —um0110®01 pbestos that?" First door Wwt of tho Bank, tho boat place to buy goods In Michigan P l’oU»l an,: ‘«o fL. w UM Tulal. .obt. <h.t my rfthra. Ell th* b*.! ..mm U ETldimi -u. • a. a,, ad ■» a~» ™ bj • E. a I n, dnw *■ *•» U>aa. ItarMrf br.mIn aw k ar Law wu -. . . XI. WRIGHT, MlUlerdle. 0«L l»th. I MSfoettl] ; Dollar House, JOBES WOOLEN FACTORY! H.itiiii Wholes Fictoit CUBTOM CARDING, AXD WOBK QtUKANTKKD. Cloth, KTannel. . rae,®atta tt“rt Vmi-u, CASM rAID FOkVooLTa k< brorol. efBOAP Waata.1 o*rroi. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-10-20.pdf eb780d8436fdc2a12a2f7a25f0f4cd25 PDF Text Text 8htfastings J«nat» BY GEO. M. DEWEY. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1869, Unintsi gitertotj. !I. H AUER. CASH SYSTEM AZ^! the sea. Moot of those stations are mere watering places, with a tank and a small — , building for tho tele-’ranb operator. A .BCHOOIrODLL OF THE PERIOD. I Fremont, fortyoeran mfloelrom Omaha, •OK. £35.* ■---------JJVI ROBE ITS. r“J,s,.<2J?wchw!‘Kwi. D”a'1 T hTmallort. snnun. <»•-'« lh’ c”lrt u““ W1. UPJOHN, A. P DRAKE, M- D„ MtTlcruK Chicago. H«.*f*hL0ooa jlUK = , iw CLOTHING, -r■■ BOOTS & SHOES, W. VB00MAN. GROCERIES, &C DR. C. C. LIN8LEY 20 per Cent. Cheaper than any other Store in Barry County. ATTENTION. COMRADES! m Hastings, Mich., Feb. let., 1869.—yl EXCELSIOR u.- hatfoud. r. a. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE J. <;. HARROWS, .nJ In-La Irk. *.«- wi H. HAYfORD, Are now r.Pbrinf for sale, a full Stock of ?Ve5V and Seasonable Gouda. R-taul'y purchas'd inxA. beet eastern markets at the lowe,t posaibfo price, for cash. Our'eljck includee a full lino of STAPLE AHO FAHCYy P. ROBERTS & CO.. Cloths and Rcady nindo Clothing, C. 0. HOLE TOOK. Hats & Caps. Boots & Shoes. Grocorios, &o iSPCa b pay ing customers, give, us a call We will chwriully show you^dtl otir sUrk, that you may omporn prices with any other first-class Store ISJ-in the Stat-. vVe h <wo got the Goods and we want io oell^, them, and wlrali try to sell yuu all we can and wfil eab.fy youi thatil I<r-i.fov^ourL.ter-tt -luvhero. Wewarssattb..pptwaahJIbeaatiriacfiwy WM. H. JEWELL. Blitter & Kgss, Dried Fruit, &e. JOHN MICHAEL, JJ e would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best Serving Machines in the world— a-rarr-re* WM. L. COBB, 7SS5SSS? Co.'a Drug Store, -oulh-ai le Stalo Street Hosting*. May .Oth, I860.—yl HASTINGS I0U3E. CJRSZB •< «»4 C‘»»r<h «r«t. n Milan. ilMies U. Ktrra Pn^d*l>w. T*h R1R7EY W-HITT, HILB20JK & MILLS ITTonXbrStaJCxais'lanai tawu I let Mr. Phillipa show you some , doer West of J. P. Roberta A GRANT & PHILLIPS. flENUINE DKUGS & MEDICINES! Gdeasonableprices: H HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSH F.S, V A UN IS H, TURPENTINE. JUST 3Et,®OEIXNFJ6SX>. WM. JONES, 2500 rO,”M SXX'X™ enow, os*a SHisrrllany. north of this station,-had boon surpnsod by some Indians on the Sunday previous, and uno of the formar captured and scalped. A squad of cavalry had just PtouoxToar, Utah Ter., ? September 12,18C9. ) . cornu in from a soarch for the redskins, but had found none of them. You may The date of this loiter shows that wo trelieve mo hair was at a discount that ACROSS THE CONTINENT. unco known as tho “ Great Amaricsn Doaert1’ ridt tho goograjiby of our Arfwitay uwnunff, Stpl. 11, finds us school boy days—1,086 mih-a west of Omaha, and 1,767 miles beyond Co- 'approaching I’ottor, 443 miles west of runna. Here I will renew ray journal: 1Omaha, and at an elevation of 4,370 Friday A. M—10 o'd*i—S<pf. 10.— feet- -with overcoats in requisition for the Iwaving tho residence of my kind friends first time. Onwar^ wo push, as one af­ at Omaha, of whom 1 have before 'ter another leaps out of his pleasant spoken, and who presented me with a berth, with a good • morning for all, small -prig from a wild plum tree cun- 'erecting a joke at the expense of a fel­ taining a cluster of thirty large, fair low lodger, and following it up with a ' laugh that rings out on the crispy air. plums, with tbu assurance Ant th y JZ”"’".’:?' ”\,”i T?~'7~nj,~7n Lw .pun.-M, <11 .mad i» th. >»*“ ~ h’J “ En.t.d;.iri»gth.dt,..ha °I %'TlqK L. OTr,™d7!X dq»t H. ELLIS, O3». to .suwr. PaM Qg* that defies competition. tk. C'n. .. l*»b 3AJIS3 JOHNSTON. Pros* plain, through which the Pacific Bairoad runs tar more than fl«o hundred miloa without a cut or embankment six foaiindupth, (with a regular * cent «f X X* «il*) the?we reahred te„ nearly two thousand miles that dill lay beyond. Ou and ox wo sped along the trick, which, in one place, for forty failure, and ttudfonsly avoid any mensome of the greatest triumphs which *r* rvcordo! in tho history of missions. . While Madagascar is an instance of a mar*ellous success obtained by Protest­ ant misslowa in a foreign country, Mcripo ■ affords an ilia tration eoually remarka-ble of tee progress of Protratantism in Roman Catholic countrina. In two dlL feroat dlfeotiaas the Church of Rome backbone of the Rocky Mountains is two hundred miles further west, and full one thousand feet lees in altitude. Sherman Christian Union during tho psu is in what is known to surveyor's as months for the o.tablishmenl of Evan's Pass—bearing the nemo of its gvliral Prole ,t in'iim h.vo boon followed ’ monUuned in our cohnu% so thousand dollarx and aome thirty feet in on the point of being urgaoixod, diameter, which pumps water from n here is a good prospect of tho oq spring into a tank holding fifty thousand ration of at least one hundred erthi, at sufficient number of labcrora ip thi« field 'tau bo proound. On Urn oihw hand, them is a movement within the Delo Crock, tlirvo milea further west, is ,'hureh for severing Its connection with a trestle work fire hundred feet in length the Pojw^bd for substituting for the and one hundred and thirty-seven feet Pap I an Epiaoopal form of gvvornmeat, in heighth—yet the Government de­ apd briugisig tho Rcformod Church in mands that tho gorge shall be filled up close connection with ths Aug'jcan A socletr of roformiste end a culvert thruu c across the stream. churches. Pursuing a down grade we roach Lara- among the pri’stall said to numbermoro ef Omaha, and 612 east of Premont tain or hill iu sight, looking north and south, but with the Black Hills on the oast and the Rocky Mountains proper, with their perpetual snow, on the west. Hera are cloven thousand inhabitants, where two years ago it is said there was n'4 a white man living. Here, too, wo with cheer upon che« off upon its journey. Certxra •utning large dimomaoat end prou)iseQ grand ro-.ults. We liaro mentioned Madagascar and Mexico only as oxamnlM of the program of I'roteetantism in Pagan and RooR*a Catholic evuntri-e. They prowtec seal progress of ProleMaili >m sa ooaeluricabr that more than uni narv uaf*irn*«0 |* required to ignore or to deny ths facte. prospects it is pxrticulsrly gratifying teat the Protes aa: world wxs uovorninftat, upuu improving tho.to oppartuaiEos avat ceesfully at a number of pointe along sionaiy seminaries wore almoit unknown­ the line of this rood. Carbon being the Now there are nearly eighty aocistiss, with an annual ineonjo of several mil- thick. Over five hundred miners are constantly employed, and take out in ell sumo six hundred tone dally. It is pron uuoed a superior quality of bitumin­ ous cuol, and froc from sulphur, costing tne.Compsny about W a ton* l>Adrd a* their core. A few more minor station! and wo r*'s.-h "Rowling" for supper, at nine o'clock on Baturday night 710 mile, ---------------------------------west of Omaha; and nearly 1,iOt) frum Corunna >distance {bat would take us ineuln Territory.r The- halt sray ecro.e the Ailc-ntic. It ia just rtyr fur libort. will con- a week siai-o I left home, and, byte to AAtu* «>• « — ireeoum nftirag the in- tell, time and space make mo indeed feel beidtonte of the tuture.] Choyer ne is sad; though a joyous comp *ny ia all the oa|dtnl of Wyoming, end has eprting nroun I, and nothing ho* oi currod to mar *re np on a bare do-ert, with not a solitary the pleasure of tho jonnj'7, tree to relieve th* scorching »uoe-dey mesnonte in which th<> thoughts will fly rare, derkened by an incc.sant dust It baek with anxi >ty to thute wo love and has machine sho;n and a large locomo­ have loft behind- At aneh a feme the tive renndbouse, built o! sandstone, end snpp<», though inviting, gore unta.tod, a lung, iwrticoi-d frame hotel, also be­ the tea loses Us fragrauco, and dreama longing to the Union Pacific, which will of home are hammuDy sought in the dins four hundred people and lodge fifty ; pressure of tee pillow. In aueh humor may I notMy^with^allmy soul, “good a fow large warohou ea; throe ur four blocks uf low, ftal-roofod wooden shops, full of go-d*; many scattering tonte and PE0GRE1S OF PBOTEfTAEJISM. shan^a; two daily newspapers; church*; a score or two of drinking, sleo era multiplying, and a steadily nj- On the whole, the mbsoavT affcrts of tho Protestant world sru well' ealeu- Tax Nornaaan number of “Peterson's Magarino" is already on our tabla. It has a beautiful steel engraving, “Th# Messenger of Loro," illustrating a i fullv written story. The isshion pinto is one of the t magarine. There Is also a pattern for q printed in the approbate colors; thi* in Washington." Mra. IL Hmteag .CA.Tt'D. JAEXTI8TB’- U 3. M. -WHITFORD, 1’laUo, in fanner times the high- Michigan Exchange. ver trade,' the railway machine shop*, and tho noy Swe-twater gold jab*, which, though two hundred ic- three latnaeiL of Father Hyacinthe ia a rignlficant exwood. U.76 per oorl, and milk twenty tan of tee Protests^ Churches will bo it, too, h oxeebont 5^aSon.cf l,860feoi above tho btnl'of ASKIS*’-’”-- era ware, as long si four years ago, ro<«vod into union with the Protestant Episcopal Church of this country, and now w/» learn that one of them has been cleetad'lBtehop of the Itefurme.l Chord* Utah, wnidi is said to be three hnn-lrod and fifty miles wide, and extends from April K-A. 1W0 -*!1-__________________________________ vivid green, broken b hills, neat cottage dw< JlitdUrlUs and OraM *■»“» Um* OSes T.niunumta. atbl GEO. O. -WORTH. eceoant of the wimdarftil occurrences b» Madagascar, but they oba*rro a war'• found rilaneo Thny will, nowrifhstawHu' “*"h “ .r rulln«h'. BQvor Pri™ O.H, (th. । “S« >••*. wbM*“7,” “ . Ohio, ---. -. . ' - I make the ground apooar stdl more bleak. Wahsatcb, tho too PonusyIrani* end the I’roin.mtovy,) besides tho splen­ llio lonely w»,odpecjier is ilriring his bill into tho txli-graph polo in exarch of s did banqueting car, labeled Pullman Car Company Commissary Car. Quarters worm that ho cannot find elsewhere— though an antelope occariimally gall<>pe having been assigned me in the first named ear, and our party of 176, in­ in sight, stands affrighted for a moment, cluding some twenty or twenty-five la­ and thou dashes off with tho fleetnoM of tho wind, while mile* upon miles of dies, snugly filling up the entire train, prairio dog citiaa lino cither si'lo of the which had been secured cxdiuiroly for our party through to SicraracuUs wo real, the curious little animate sitting upright on their houses like »o many bid a Leart-folt good-bye to an iminunio bolt kangaroos, (though no larger than rab­ Uiroug, who, tho night before, had wel­ bits.) or soamiwring into their holes, comed us with a public banquet, and where of a trute they share thoie shelter were off for tho 1'actec coosL An hour*a in taring frataniity with tho prairie owl ride convinced mo that t.'iero waa quite and green rattle .nake. Stopping at as much comfort in three splendid cars Cheyenne for brook test, our lady pas­ «a there wo* show and g.itter about sengers taking their mcali in th* cjmtbocs ; and when night camoun, and the misaary cur, which are served up equal bertbs wore arranged tor tho occupants, to any iu first class hotels, were treated ano could not help but think ho was ly­ to antelope steak and other delicacies, ing down in his own commodious cur- which received the praueof all. So for tniuvd bod at home, to be os gently Cheyenne te ten tavgret town cnaaied by rocked to sloop ue the babo in its audio tee Pacific railroad, and though it is 5 HI bed. Although' costing 117,600, (the miles from Omaha, and ascending on single car,) this great expense is for mure apparent in the oppliancoa fuTOcomfixt । wo have mndu the distance in twwnty----------- » Jour hours, passing uirvugu notliing eeuJDS wanting.___ n».x. Urachl*« Colorado, asd entering into the But a fow mOos nde west uf Omaha of AVyorning, wWeh should omvinod me teat th. grAd-ur of this ’£^'ta(4 Lixcm-v [A. po—t .­ western world aid not in ly open upon “ Mao olf wJumi7g, us until we had cro^-l the Mi«anOn, us m a bloody mswmore river. The uxten Jw promts uf ULroas, tl. esmtinuod t Two turn. a. and thn m gnificeat wru aud wbca. ./Weghin ton >• “LraouH,’’ deserve fi-lde uf lows. a;onF I v, b, pj^turtad Ly Sateen,med stew either .de, literally ’A ®f = them monuments more on lunng thin ^Iddlewlllo Exohanffc. rrss-—“■ mitoa up tho first heavy gra le, and is 90 fret to the mile. Coming up this grade loot, though in reality they are .sixty miles away. All around ore granite buoldors, end as wo slowly aacontkihe P M., an 1 on wo sped bcy-ind Grand Island, (a large traot of country surVoundud by a division and reunion of the I wulpra of the Platte.) 153 miles west uf north fur here and three hundred miles Oiuilm. During teu evening we roach Plum Creek, 230 milee from Omaha, and bare find a troop of l->0 soldiers, infsntrout. 11 is the highest railway point in ilia world—8,540 (set rbuvo the sou, and immensity of thia “groat country and tho almost illimitable orient uf its fertile acre*. 1 could not attempt to write down Ihe emottans which this feMtroteWi* ■rone of u-Tandour awakened OS I looked ■OMODPATnm. NUMBER 26. axi raring fat enough to drive to Human Catholic market. Just before reaching fiuonce of introduce. KasKiiawSSs' DRY GOODS, llSinT. fSSiHIWSWHfflsi Items, formerly of Corunna,) we come In full view of the Hooky Mountains with their aSbrto bare thus far bean in tea,. Columbia nino'y one thuir snowy peaks and Una si lox and The Qaeen. with the majunty of the people, prefer, to embrace the fora.Of. Hille, which are strewn with msascs of Christianity which the devoted missionblack recks, an I are dim and dark with irked by a larg* broom dangling at —o top of a forty foot pole, and we roach Grand laltnd, called a dining ptaox where a slip dinner ia served up fur •I.26, and baro-lootei little giria, from four to twelve years uf age, uff^ed rather laseiuus looking muakm-lon* for BOSTON CASH STORE! DP. C 0. SCOTT, 9MIK rtui-iuomum VOL. XIV, T>.!nr UL- *aia4M’seta «h» fastings banner UBVVBY ahll, vta; four oopiea for MI.U0, or eight for 12.06 * ' �NEW ADVERTISEMENT^ Jisstisgs ginnir Lmnnoirai • 0O3GE ». »rrrr. called me aWay from home, into this pnrt bKFuILICA* VICTORY. tboUsxad majority. Henry W. Williams. Supreme Court by about 8,000. ; Axaos, Ohio, Oct 6th, IB69 ZXASBTTXGte, MI CH BMMWl tWOi., O». B. McCullu -Mail th. Pur, ud wMU thm The hostility with which Governor Geary is result then wo had a right to expect Two years ago wo lost tho only Candi­ das voted far throughout the State: been beaten about 1,000-by Sharswood, Democrat Onto has re-elected General Hayes, Ear Governor, by a majority somewhat eee you! I am delighted to see you! I. have long desired to meet you! 1 alwnys | believed you managed the army as well aayoukncwhuw!” Tho General thank- Mr. Cady, and a fat cow, the property of from tho east,” 'instead of from tho Tux Good Hrailh is tho name of a new J. J. Hendershot: attracted large at­ candidate fur public favor. The* eighth tention. Ifttero that enliven the columns of tho In sheep there were a much larger October iasne—is bdbn« tie. This num­ I am hero in a fortunate time. Th* ber is well filled with matter pertaining people of this twenty ar* engaged this to physical and mental heatlh, and tho , have ever before teen at any Fair In thia week in holding their annual Fair, and deL>vmeut of boft mind and body. It will prove, wo doubt not, a valuable as­ a right royal time they are having. exhibitora Wo note among tho more This is on* of th* wealthiest counties sistant in its special fields of labor. prominent exhibitors L. D. Gardner, of , Single copy 20 cunts, by the year I2.V0. Rutland; D. W. Ellis and Georg* T. ।are alow to admit that they are outdone in energy and progressive spirit by any NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Thomae AJtoft of Hastings, each of other people upon the broad domain of Wm. H. Burk & Co's, Column. “ Uncle Sam.” Their Fair grounds comprise thirty Tho hogs on exhibition were all wor­ acres, tastefully arranged, and which are IIPERIOI WINDOW BLASS! thy of tho attention of. brooders, and at­ so crowded with productions of tho farm, tracted much attention, o peciaL'y thoao of Motors. Jordon, Cramer and Cady. Tho [Kiultry was not as largely ropre- fairsr hassle, that tho first thought is seated as it should have been, though that largo as the grounds are, they are THE GREAT NOVELTY Dncks, Goose and Chickens in the coop*. A noticeable feature of ths Fair is that DRY GOODS STORE. Wtr hope it exceeds 10,000, but ahull be all entries are free, so that a direct invi­ content with that figure. Tho Chairman was exceedingly large, and much of the tation is thus held out to all to exhibit of tho State Central Committee gives ua machinery a* good aa can be made. Wo whatever they may have that is rare or noticed as worthy of special mention uscfttl or beautiful tore, hitherto against ua in both Houses, Their Fairs are always successful, Ixis now Republican by one majority ini farturc'l by Eli Shupe, of Middleville. cauM thoy < nlist the sympathies of tho tho Senate and four in the Ilunsc. secur­ A Boe Hive, manufactured out of pluter whole people, and ooa»c ju-ntly are no ing the ratification of the 15th Amcnd- of I’aru, by C. W. Taylor, of Maple mean rivals of the gig in tie Stats Fairs , Grove, a positive curiosity, and which, for which this Btato has 'ong In-on note-1. to say nothing of the repudiation of the। from practical experience, he has proved great Bepudiator, George H. Pendleton, to be one of the beat hives ever invented ; tho chief manufacturing towns in tho EBALE DEAL Ifl IN by tho people of Ohio, and with him, of’ a Farm Gate, by Milo L. Williams, of State, having locate 1 within its corporate course, the repudiation of tho greenback Baltimore, and another, advertisod iu our limits extensive nhops fur the production swindle, his pct political scheme. column*, nnd to which th* fir»t premium Iowa is, of coutne, Republican all was awarded, by Travers Bliillijm ; some agricultural implements, chains, ma­ oror. Though a light vote has been good cook stove* by Wightman & Grebin chine knives, firo brick, sower pipe, and cast. Governor Merrill is undoubtedly re­ and H. A Goodyear; Italian marble by other articles thru cannot bo mentioned •Joltn Uetlron. sis cited by a majority that ia not far from Black & Fuller, and many other articles in ,an article as brief as this must necosWHOUMALE 36,000, with a Legislature ahnovt unnn- equally worthy of note, of which we have imously Republican. Moro could not bo not space to apeak. The great enterprise ia tho Buckeye askedIn the Department of Manufactured Mower and Beeper Works, established Nxuasxa is also Republican by a ma­ Articles, splendid open buggi°e and hero in 1863. The main building ii 575 jority said to bo fully equal to that given wagons were exhibited by W. D. Brown, foot long, 200 feet deep, and three stoGxxxaiL Gkaxt in November, 1868, al- Reed ft Wood, W. B. Whipple, find Geo. Swanson, Jr.. James Clark had on ex­ neath, u»-d aa a room for storage. Tho elected, and no particular effort wu put hibition two top buggies, than which number of bond* employed varies from forth. ’ to 350,j and tho — pay roll for mocha—n------------------------------- ---------------------- ------- ----250 ----------— — Well, now, let ua too tho Copper-rebel and Which attracted a large amount of deal labor shbws that the Company disattention, but no more than their merits burse for tuis purpose alone teunUn Uufuand dulhtn per month. Last year and John Woolf exhibited a fine lot of they manufactured six thousand ma­ t ho Democracy in Ohio, Iowa, Nebraska valuable household furniture, etc., that chines, and had orders f>« two thousand was worthy of special mention. * more that conLl not be filled. Th* year and Pennsylvania. In Ta bio licfrvhmcnta there was an they propose to turn out from e ght to THI COUNTY FAIR. almost endless variety on exhibition, but nine thousand, aud am enlarging tl.cir, facilities accordingly. Other compatriot DOTY’S WASHING M/LCHINE Owing to tho space occupied by the readers to tho last of Premiums, pub­ tnefiufaciurn this machine-for certain List of Premiums awarded at the County lished last week, only adding that there sections of the country not supplied by UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER. was exhibitdd by Mr. C. W. Taylor, of this shop, so that the aggregate number ecmpallod to omit any editorial mention Maple Grove, as fine honey aa we have of machiaoe manufactured last year did of the many interesting and valuable not fall below twenty-five thousand. things entered for competition at that Patent Hives, mentioned in another This number.Act off against a manufac­ place. ture of twenty-five less than fixteen The show of Domestic Manufacture* years ago, shows more plainly than mere things of which wo wish to' words can do, the extent of the demand aud the real erceiiency of the machine hil'itors, among whom we notic*d ths I must n<>t cloee without alluding to success, though tho experience of this names of many of tho first ladies in the year demonstrates tho absolute necessity County. rtiLD editor* and proprietors. This pa­ In the Fine Arts, some excellent paint­ per is, of course, staunchly Republican ings were exhibited J>y Mrs. Abbie Bns- in politics, and ha* the reputation of be­ ing tho model county paper of tho Etale. It ia well sustained, and this fact ex­ graphs by J, G. Burrows, of Hastings, plain'-, in part at least, tho Republican right hundred and fifteen dollars, which attracted merited attention. OYSTER & FRUIT balance in tho Tretts - resented and of a superior quality, but thia county. Two thousand is the figure for this year, an 1 I do not think the pro- r—1“ cwuisui* u. ARB MOW SELLING aonmt HARDWARE wasted roa “WONDERS OF THE WORLD." OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Choapcr for Cash thran any House in Barry County. NEW GOODS Direct from Factories DAILY! BSrSpeei»litic. in erery deportment. STO FES! STOVES! STOVES! *<4r- *'ana%T%yi‘ r HKNRY ward COOKING, PAULOS COOK AND PARLOR STOVES ARNTSS ERGF—A fin* Stock of Harness on hand. B H pairing done promptly on short notico. 1 ' WIGHTMAN A GREBLE. ‘ Hastings, Mich. April 20, 1869. ICfTt WAKTfD FM HMM. F1BW Laws of Business. CLOTHING HOUSE! iKsjjTsS^'iraWSSi GRAND RAPIDS. NEW aooos FOR FALL AND WINTER 1 .Y LA.TKGJE -YHSOm’MEXT. We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. ICxchaniged. FREE OF CHARGE IHtei, Muy 2G, PCD - yl Ayer’s Hair Vigor, hardware For restoring Cray Hair to Ils natural Vitality and Color. store' H. A. GOODYEAR, Opposite to Brick Block. I IH. HJLSTISGN. u in ones agreeable, hair. STOVES, 1110 N Fad'd A. Its cccarional UM trill prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and Made and put up on tbort Notice. Shelf - Hardware and Cutlery, make some preparations danj injurious to Thu Democrats have also a p-ipor of these various product a Tho Ladies’ Riding and Driving, the the arrangements tho most ample possi­ ble, and to cany through so successfully Foot Boro and tho Elow Rare, as usual, attract'd • largo share of attention, and ear*. Nor ia it too much to add that tho was, we doubt not, aa much of a show as WIGHTMAN & GREBLE s.oooEvaasL'iWiH- wanted editor. Tho untemfivd give it hearty sujiport, end it is on exception to the generality of pa;>oraof that complexion, in that it is from that slang and abtuo which forms so large a part uf tho Dodge’s Clebrated Plows Na 5 Advertucmer.'.. desirable. k>ug ou the Lair, firing it a rich glotey fine music from tho Hastings Cornett bonn for lb. ,'nrwcwl of that wondorful jioliiical peculiarity known ns Yours, .the exhibitors as it is possible for men to satisiaction of the public, and without Democracy., the slightest accident. ____ Tub Hcixrn *«d Hous. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., PucncAL AXD Axaltitcal Cittxim, LOWELL, MAM. Unusual in- which waaintruetod to Thocms Altoft, The Nawemly says that the present Board of Regent* consi-tsof thn-e Uevw. this energetic friend of lawyers, one physician, one merchant, U should be 'Tho horses on exhibition were ecr- SSSfLl00- Thuy hare reduced their rateo to i BOflOoPATBY. subscribe before nut January, fix the yuar 1870, the remainder of Uie vre out year. Wo prunouuoe without htiatatwn tho Huatk enW ZfuMcune uf the bo*t fam­ ily newspapers ia tlie country. It is ounductoa with mark-d ability by Dova.nb G. Mncnu. (Ike Ma re!) and Ma - Hsskiet Bxtcnsx Srowx. ‘ 1 «• A. GOOD1EAW. B. J. B ROWN, LA. T>. tUMJ-UMUiuun ntatxjt south CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND. O. B. Q BROWNING, (he Ag-nt. To Tr«*l all Kinds of Diseases JSSZtwi, 1.H.HS1 littt for one. IN Gold & Silver Watches, CIX>CXM, Flmri Gold Jovrelry, SiM Site id Pfei WIDTH- �MEV ABfEftUSEllEMTI. tfHUAl FAM1 W Hill MWTT. -HOMES *~ Miebir*" Central KaMIraaA. FORTUNES THE ENDLESS MATCHI . . ■__ I bto‘nd» MS prsipBilly >M>bto m «va \il*a*toe *Ub th* ObmS BmUi ****• **"• *• be *"*■• to i _______ **’ ••*>»< seek IrapeaTBBMuu M ---- — ’________ '____ •** imemi pn.j-riiy eeijre •*»’! lewaakip. Te i*j. Iu< i.,, e( . 2^ cbor*~ “4*r Stripe Ii ve ado'ita-dxhc eaa'i • ay .yiteni. and p ■ poke to eel io< n »"»' ®Jy ,!an* *“ 1:0 Bring o i your money.____ —. __ •••- •«•*. uta. ia, uwt. .”Mk“ • •»" •<*••. b«i not etring..ut, Uio demand for money to move tin crop aud other proluct, at ^douth and W*. acorniS^ wha, and a oonmqtuut tig ,Unir< up. etoidy at (J an 1 7 per cant. • • •*!••«>£ Gold thia w* k .V7.Tbe ‘“Porting firm 1»> iBtee- rowrted a: IWO.OOO. The tu-aoi of the L ike Shore Railroad be the i*U ore cd L-ekwoud ft Ou., are aunnueed be .bout «500,'i00. The mu<fiSTto the affnirn of the Gold Exchange Bank »UU amtinuee. The cro litem of th. Bank hero determin'd that tho be t 00“r'"‘rm ittrr. to .li.pute * l^Brto- <'•’*« ’• *» about _(J 1-2. The Dry Gouda market blMita l prioM gowrally depnmed. Thed proem , n in the bn-a.l-tuffi and CtomaA.lniin.tu h.re m^hed iU it during the early part uf the prnu-nt week, and a rvoorery to prioce ii uoti -ed. Both Four aa 1 wh-at stand better than they did last Batuiday. Drraorr, 0<t. IR, 1F60. Wheat and flout hare had a lively marker rlnnnwv _ - - ---------e .Ka w V _uu a )^>uiying tncroa a ia prioo,.opectoUy ,j wfce.t I nee- of wheat to Urate an improvement on the *>-ek of ab mtlOe. for extra white and -to C.r amber. Corn ii 2 and 3 c. better, with little dofaz. Oat ar ■ warro and in go d inquiry, with a little iniproretoen: in tmea. Corn ia quo’ed at I’.l -* a * 17 for rnund mixed Wee'crn, again-1 0 e. a li.'H on t'-.o 9th. It io ihmbtfu’ whHhrr the actual alvaocv ii equa' te thia np|>ar-nt di’ieo-aoe. late.t quolxiiona of Curn are |1, .0o a 1.1 . The l£n<lle«a> Match ! *■ IIBB1WWB Ml WOXDERHL ECONOMICAL, NEW YORK? RONTOW, ALBANY, nnxau. tons n nw wax *» mv THE FAIRY.’ PRICES RED VCEDI FAIRY rxSs.-asjfrtfe WEAVING. rartfflri’.WK? x,* SEWING MACHINE. Only <3 for a Perfect Sewing Machine ! HIT j . aj.oa rm a I ----Wakes the Lock Stitch. ».F®? Wfc .. BoebMwr U Naw Turk. 3U »s«, li.Mo to Naw Turk. 423 milaa, Dunkirk » Naw Turk. <50 nllaw Clanlaad u> Naw York. .SSinDaa, OnoinaaS » N. Y„ DUaSau, t^gSOmBoi intimal Arnge of coedm. ’rjs^sisreStSuKitLS? IKW TuBX IHY nHI-K-Larw Orow usiaffifittfeasisitf S'Si'Jt 'Jtffc'zti-C tKTrSt FAIRY. fairy. With each Machine. UHTNIXU BUSINESS CARDS. UraiOflR, iltody.) _ Music & Jewelry. General Grocer, 1KPBOVDRO.—1 he man »o mrloualy lo.urv-l on ibe cam. mentioned In our last, >n! mlttc I to imp.tai.on of both ihatoo-i Wedueedayof lait week, and beow cm tmtly Improving. and/will Die. Upj'bnHujd .•mi tin; to taeiaf- Dniu Medicines, Groceries, Groccri ■ and Produce, J. Ji. Bot.i-H. of Portland. Oregon, oue of ilie uimt em'fierit Lawyer, of that rtaie.aStoU- Sena'or, a R< publican true •u<i trie'!, and partner of the RcpttseD' • man appointed by l’r<ildent Lincoln la onenf bh lr.it •tllclal acts, U. 8. At limey for the District of U.egon. to now Ferree.. .U ■ad vtrrkaUd to Bull. BOOKS, Rev. J. H. Ross.'^ayC-jr of the M. E. I'hjteh, ia thj village. Wo trnat ho auy receive from our cltiieni the Cour■ teaici lib pc«.'tion and pereotul worth JlxiK Coolbt, of Rutland, about eight entitle him te m a Republican tmd a yam of Mi fram a straw etaok ou Monday afternoon, b.eiklug hli right thigh tmne above the middl . Thefra<tun «m act by Dr. A. P. Drake, of thta rlllige. and al West < eccnnti the boy waa duiigaa willaico dd beexpo.-t-d. Wwel Bed ‘"l-in.mili «-*• *7" k»-^ d ’ ai -». SSTOk: [OOR OUT FOR THE CARO! STATIONERY, NEWS, t^l>,.T|,-*tokV A Weekly Km CARRIAGE FACTORY! SPECIAL NOTICES. SPAULDING’S HEW CASH STORE A.t Once--N OW. .Alt Onco-NOW. At Once-N'OW. Corner of Jofftermn and Railroad Simeto, Mean What W« Say, / HASTINGS, MICH. Mean What We Jtojr, That's Big Talk, Try it Now. AND MUST HIVE OUR PAY AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY PRICES TO SUIT! X abaUl not be undcreoia by any firm In towni JUeaa Whai We Say, First-Class BUGGIES AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY WITHOUT DELAY. WITHOUT DELAY. WITHOUT DELAY. • has a fine assortment of ever offered in the Cuuxty. I AIM TO BELL JOHN G. RUNYON Genuine Article*. Box. Jam F. Jot -Another Railroad Im ariieu who ia likely to give Cwnmodore Vanderbilt and Flake, Jr, a tight pull for the thruoo eupnme- Tho »iU be between the WoU and tho ud to meh a cam vu need got «i»cvl*ie uto the nealt Thocommtog ““ “ Hon. Jana F. Jv, «f Detroit, »ko i. Prwidont of the Mkkigui Central •* > laigo ootmt la the Boston A HALL’S KfflMlUIBUAN HAIR JUWEWER. Jelftrwn Strftel, Hailing,. Bleb, NEW M1LLI.1ERT COOM I ERR, o. I. tPAVuma. ft®! KEEPS'THE HUGEST AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IIlIT>OUT VUKS. rKIU«T, WOODLA XU, TUDtStV. ararsu. thviwdaT. johwtoww. fbidat. XAllBTILML*" MOjInarT �Chte following artid« ba* been mut u* by a young lad just entering coHngr, * rekHtot of Uris county, and becaue. the germ of" iodepcndeut thought ia ap­ parent ita come parts of it, though a pooittw derivation from tho writings of <Ud«r minds crops in here and there, and because wn wish to do all that is practi­ cal to aid those seeking io advance tho not over largo number of independ­ ent thinkers among tho routh now en­ joying the advantages of our noble insUtutions of learning oi every grads, we place It before our readers as wo may do others under like circumstances, even to tho exclusion of mailer:] This life is made up of many nnaotonoos things. Ono day is bat a repetition of tho joys and sorrows of its precedent. Wo become familiar with the objects which we meet in our daily routine of duties, and some to treat with compara­ tive contempt those which wo had farmsrly. regarded with feelings of pleasure and interest. Wo long far something new; our oyw uro satiated with be­ holding, fur the primitive beauty has doparted, and no sense of pleasure is re­ flected upon the heart To the reflecting mind, constant asso­ ciation broods taiendship. New boontea unveil themselves on every hand. The perceptive faculties must ever have scu]«for practice and exercise, in monotony ns well as in the variegated scenery of life. Wo sec that beautiful tree to-day, and admire its fresh, verdant canopy of learns, its symetrieal form. To-fcorrow wo see it but to dLcoror some now beauty, some now development. How unlin.it cd a field of observation does Nature's labcratory present! Mind is crer active ; deep ia tho mures of thought we view the over changing, ever n«w panorama before us passing, and ws Lvo in a world of our own, to MB HSMAICJ GOTO PHILADELPHIA PA. ORGANIZED 1350. The Gentle Way is Best. QH THE HOST REASONABLE TERIS. Agonts! Road This! *1140 rfcntaMI "* JLJ.HAOT. On Sectiun l», in TMrasppk; l! vsrvn ls>p. rd. < <OH WLcnioa tea j.-woud; Uaod 0 IwylravnU, Thrw !!<«•. T.o Atevp snd Ttirm Urlfers, we coma from the glorious sunshine of joy or from the deepest gloom of clouds and melancholy. Undisciplined minds are denied lh«so pleasunc. Education alone famishes the ra.tnrial which makes Coe's own thoughts his interesting cum- 1 panions. Crabbed, cold, eolfiah, de­ farmed, cramped minds are thoee wbjch never grasped a primitive truth. ’ Life's most tririal shadows cost them into ab- i joct aielancboly. Their very thoughts i are but another term for melancholy J < Let us then devote ourselves to the I! Stetisstin culture, and we shall have ng > yr-r.* fcr calamitous dejectixm. —President Grant appoints Thursday, the 16th day of November, as tho Na­ tional Thanksgiving day. — Ex-Proaident Pieroo died at Con­ eord, N. IL, October Sth. Candies. Lemons, Oranges, ■ ^iits, $c. ‘a-rwcoTT^jw.^. ADMIX snuniX’S 8-MJ- Cash Mid fer all Mads el ripe Pralis, «vnrrrarc.tb.ra-.n>4n-1J.ck.L Psn Ninety TREES I TREES! GBAUD BIVEH NURSERIES, l. -A.cross Adjoinl.g Us VU1*». •( Mi&ilaviUa, Swuo. TwMiy-ctabt. 80 ALCX*oes Improved AND UXDE& Tllk BUST CCLTIVAT1OS I Gso4 DalMler*, Peaces, Ac. r.ita«» MU IMI.NU. IMA. OmSti t*r ieil.otii SMfai.v.w.n'STrs’Ks.* «?wtetr.-strsjsi«Ss Lowell, Kent County, Mich. ^HOULDER, ARM3! STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF P. T. BARNUM GEORGE PRESTON Parana.—Tho following list of patents, iseaed to citizens uf Michigan, for tho week ending Ort. 12th, 18b», is report.-.! for the adrsrfMir asd Trihou by David A. Barr, Washington D. G: ■ 0M62. Car Coupling - A. II. Clark, “Txjgs.n>K,i'R»i'wsSB sSSKSySKsrSsgS Large ti. Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, 95,761. Carriage Clip - Alfred Bixby, 95^815? fiaatibld Bracket - Noali Lorell, Adrian. Aasigncr to himself and Ed. W. Mixer, FAMILY GROCERIES Coasbliog a/ Coflecw, ' Literary Notices. Is on our table. Principal content*; The Fortune Tailor's Story; The Curas of Drunkeunee; Not Found Wanting; An Odd Fellow Abroad; Scientific and Corioos Facts; History of Odd Fellowship; 6id Fellow Geffls; The Model Husband ; Grand Sire's Report; Letters from Europe, AtmMH*, and all parts of tho Unu-n; £aflfae* Department; Editorials, and a groat variety Of B*bH«bad by Jons W. Osa, No. VO Noauiu street, New York. *2.00 pe.- year. JVOW OPEJV! HTATE OF MtCtltr; VX. Kri-I • Onefry.—j«ll hUImin th* >M U.AI1 B*rr, In A Cortable xaigiue and Shingle Machine, OUR GREAT WESTERN Dollar House. 158 State St.. Chicago. BRANCH OK IMPORTANT TO FAMES! [Tho following dia'ogm is eaii to have ta-eu uverbo trd <-n lite rernor of State A Jefferson staeotc, a fjw days ago.] CALIFORNIA A OREGON “ Wlicrc'eye 'goinV’ TO THE CITY DRUGG STORE, “ B here's that ?”. 3. C. THOMPSON & CO. 138 Federal 8L. Boston. * First door West of th" Bank, tho best place t» buy goods in Mi higan ? Doonrr’s Tory* AjntxrCi-—The November number of this popular little pnbKcaAon baa just reached us, and is desidedly the beat number that has been honed. Opening tho bright cover, oul popped • beautiful bird, a supplement to the magerinv, worth its cost. The de­ partments far ths children, the “Little Hoorokacperi' and the ‘Young Farmer" aroraoaDeut. In feet, the satire con­ tents an jnct such aa are calculated to ptaMaadinatreM titejurotrilec It is the beat invesUTnit far |1JW that we know of. Published al 8M Broadway. “ TOY DON’T SAY !-What kind of Goods?" WOOLEN FACTORY! J". S. VAN BHTTNT, B»»ks. WsH Paper. Maueeerv. Palais, “ WHO DOES BUSINESS THERE?" F. I>. ACKLEY. “Oh! that feller that got burned out!— Wbcn’d he gat into that new place F' " Ab»«t the flmt <-f December.” Come, go down and ace his new store ! IIsstism WooLEi Factoit ■ MAU >- "te*. OftDCR. S. C. THOMPSOI Jt co. IM State MrwU CMrtgs, HL. zmou ye know, a get my roods there, had never Call of getting suited T" - COME LET'S GO DO WN "—To the City Dreg Store F. D. A. Hastisw. Jssesry XTU. ly.-tf � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-10-27.pdf 4b89bc2bac997b4d717af3e04fc1d4e3 PDF Text Text ghr Nlastinge Jtenntr ^su.ara avsar Oanner SV GEO. M. DEWEY, |( el Sabacrlptloe : . ---- BY GEO. M. DEWEY. mn-iuo ^y. s, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1869. ajusinfSS Jirtctsn). CHARLES IL BAI’EIU CAfflSYSTMA.±^' a?ortru. TH! ATLANTIC ALMANAC. of the gorge, (or canyon, as it is called.) along which the road runs, tho mountains rise almost perpendicular, shutting out JOHN ROBERTS. D"“i* ~ WM.UPJOHN, A. P DRAKE. HD.. a subdued and mellow tinge that height­ an Englishman's thirty days' tonr ens the effect of the surrounding scen­ through thirty-one States of tho Ameri­ ery. Castle Rock, Hke an immense ca­ thedral perched on the very brow- of a can Union is an exquisite bit of quiet perpendicular bluff, hundreds of feet in BOSTON EASH STOKE! DRY GOODS. ia safely passed, and seventeen milaa fur­ ther on brings us to the long sought Echo Canyon—a deep gorge, not over 150 feet in width, with bold bluffs on each aide from a thouaaud to twelve hundred feet in height, and correctly named. Hero CLOTHING H. I HASET. groceries, &c 20 per Cent. Cheaper than any other Store in Barry County. Hostings, Mich., Feb. lot., 1869.—yl ithsrrllany. EXCELSIOR ATTENTION. COMRADES! ACROSS THE CONTINENT. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE J. G. BARROW S, I I Mia lor. U i bo I*. O. bm at WM H. HAYFOtB. J P ROBERTS & CO.. Arc now offering for sale, a full Stock of IVew and Scauonablf) Goods, rccentj purchased in xtho beet eastern markets at the lowed, possible price* for cash. Our^tock includes a full line of STAPLE AND FANCY _________ DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Heady-made Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, &c. C. G. HOLBROOK, •l L»». Whiter ii WI. H. JEWELL, BWUTIH *f Paata a.arnJ Csa< JOHN MICHAEL. fyCa.b paying customers, give us a call. Wo will eheerfWly ehow yon our stock, that you may compare prices with any other first-class Store STin the State. We hare got the Goods and w. want to iell^-J them, end shall try to sell vou all we can and will satisfy you that it -------' .. .. ___ * u-________, O..—Lwm .h.ll 0-1 Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c* JTe would not forget that wears Agent for one of the best Sewing .Machines in the world— I tet Mr. Phillipa show you some a door West of J. P. Roberta 4 WM. L. COBB, Go 's Drug Stored south-ride State Street GRANT A PHILLIPS. Hartings, >fiy 10th, 1W9—yl HASTINGS HOUSE. CIXXEK nr Kl>u ««J Chardi HARVEY WRIGHT. enuine drugs G &. medicines! REASONABLE PRICES! H A.T THE . HASTINGS DRUG STORE. H PURE PAINTS & OILS! Sis F^xctsco, California, 1 September Ctli, I860. $ Leaving Detroit on Monday ereinag, Sept. 6th, with face set to tho west, via tho Michigan Southern Bailroad, remain­ ing in Chicago two houre and in Omaha some twenty hours, we arrived in Sacra­ mento City abont six o'clock on tho even­ ing of tho 14th—just eight days-from Detroit, or six days, if we exclude the forty-eight hours spent by our own choice in the cities above named. Think of that, yo who hare crossed “the plains" a rich Keats-ish turpentine. 2500 F"t ’QS enow, Leen. 2500™"” *’" H. ELLIB. 0. Hammond, the newly appointed Su­ perintendent of tho road, and onoo Au­ ditor General of Michigan, whom wo had not met before in eighteen or twenty years All disembarkea. end ascending some fifteen ar twenty foot to a plateau broad enough to contain tho audience of two or throe hundxod, head* were uncov­ ered os tho Bov. Mr. Venables, of Ken­ faints at the door of a hermit'• dwelling tucky, the Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of I. 0. 0. F., raised his towerfag form on a al ill higher rock, and opening The Bonnet lifted Mr HoktaaeShw “ Tiio Lord ia in Ilis holy temple; lot all tho earth keep silence before Him.— [Heb.ii, 20.] “ From tho rising of the sun even tn lodgings in Pall blazed away. In comequonee of a note that was ful got up in miDt-wh [ cleaned mraalf, and in every niece incense shall be offered unto my Nano, and n pure offering; for my Name shall be great among the hea­ then, saith the Lord of hosts.[MaL, ferod up, including the evening prayer for the 12th day of the month, which was responded to by look into the pages tho Glori* «■ Ertoltu before ia-------------by the echo along that grand ol< which chanted word for word of places of intereit Stopping at 8oc- prai*e went np to God, and rtng out ramenta from Tuesday night to Th tired ay upon the clear air above and beyond those F. _... —, .a-i_____ 17.u morning, we took tho train on tho Wostera Pacific, the San Jose and Stockton, । and the Stockton and Oakland Railroads and ilia 143d hymn sung, benediction (without changing cars, however,) and was pronouncod, and silently the pa-.icn. ___ .1_ lm. arrived at San Francisco that afternoon ___ being 2,8»3 miles. Here I shall proba­ bly remain until about tho 28th, when, tired of sight cooing and tho excitements of tho excursion, I shall gladly wend mo homoward, visiting bait Lsd;o City, iu Utah, for a day or two, and after that urging my way eastward with railroad speed. But to resume my journal: Sim/ay, Stpl. 12.—Having left Rawl­ ings tho night previous at » o'clock, sun­ rim found us approaching Bryan —a reg­ ular station, IbO milm west df tho for- *u Normandy, which it warn t: service of the Episcopal Church—so ap­ propriate on tliia occasion, when those whom the Mormons stylo as Gentiles had C' entered into the territory which we w ia governed by “ heathen," who days of toil were never before or since so tried or Inborfors! And yet tho rail­ road time-table before me actually sets down the distance (2,758 miles) to be accompl'uhod ia fire days and ton hours; SHUSHES, VARNISH, HOLBROOK & MILLS, snoasKrn »< c««uaiwn WM JONES. lovely putoral, with BOOTS& SHOES, t W VBOOKAS, EROST, M. D. The ^iauexr for 1870, (Fulda, Otgool A Co,) ia not only copiously 3­ 1 citrated, but, unlike moat illustrated ha made of his property wu to ofc to fight lh« Wild Indian toy fire hwadrod annuals, is still more in terra ting on sc- to that amount, it vent no further. DR C 0. SCOTT, DR. C. C. LINSLEY, NUMBER 27 of Wyoming, where we aroma beautiful stream known aa Bear tint, and where wo for the first time discover a few trees deserving the name, and a decided to­ c. M. TINKHAM. "" "k H. MALLORY, jWhfTF. fe»* *' ‘he Gert Hee* m ammum. Ru Mall white Wild There is a pleasant fragment of Thack­ eray'a “First Welts”—a foretaste, wo ox io Know toe, suppose, of the hitherto uncollected mia- and Mr.'Chopo said: “ Gentlemen this ia cellnnics which Fields, Osgood A Co. a old fnond of former days.;" and Nor-. purpose including in their now Hcuse- Thomae M. Brewer'a oL “ an old fellow who haa hitherto had dressed like May-day - gorgeous!-a a book that bore upon a blank page— ai to wino, they swam in all aorta. “ Pttoentod by the Teachers and Schol­ ars of St Paul's Church, Corunna, to their Superintendent." It is after nine o'clock in the evening when we roach ema and miscellaneous contributions by Promontoiy, 1,084 miles west of Omaha. Since six o'clock wo had been riding ia translation of the Hied; and Miaa Miling its northern bank, whore thousands of erroa are white with fine salt deposit- titled “ Little Mias Wron." The article! which will attract moot notice, however, breaks in the hills, glimpses of its deep blue waters and mountain islands- Dickens. Through Echo and Weber Canyons, wo opened into a beautiful and fertile valley, where wheat had boon cut by tho Buck­ eye reaper, left standing in tho stubbio, sign'bush, tho whole country was white hay hail been raked up, and n stream with alkali, which so encrusts tho earth, tho sire of the Shiawassee river, known perpetually as to rive it the oppearance' of aingy snow. One of our company soter, would continue to lit—on their backs - my friend 0. stepped off the train as soon* as it stopped, and, instead of enow, found a hard white erust covering the Mr. Tennyion's poem wa rsHty for the manufacture of soap. Thia oongrogated in their Bunday suite, while was rt,M0 fret above the mo. Carter's the juvenile portions were busy vending station ia reached about 9 o’clock, and here we breakfast in a long shanty built that defies competition. .SSK’.JL-Sajr1 "-‘•fif* the States to make money, and eaud she was clearing a hundred dollars a wook. A dollar and a quarter was her modest demand for a breakfast that would have Tv—ro.’— A«ril 20th. 1569.—wy1- as wo entered Promontory. Bonfires were aglow opposite the rambling dens, and by huge tercldighta just outesde the door demons in human form Vere plring their vocation with the game of u three card monte"—their tablet Champagne wine, and they testa W fa the skfeXoard whoa 1 wvn'tgtM «p my GEO. a. -WORTH. mtssr nutrt iroTitrpubuc. J. M. WHITFORD, . IlLTlMSlt. MASTIM?. Michigan Exchange. ry is neither city nor solitude, neither camp nor settlement It is a bivouac without comfort, It is delay without root. Here the sun scorches and tho alkali dust blinds. It Is vile gambling, nd «SSBt wteaetsrttottA*"4 --w^a,^«Tr -a T AND PLASTER, �were eo bafitod by the rteotate resistance I discussions, the most of a week people, that tMtegfrilMfaaiwali of >7" ■>! |Ri~irffWiiiseemed a disaster, if not FtotalSbuOtMgiil; SariMi A which will not soon bo forgiven or fur- I of'the beuefy a* fan ' fbeTreoidanl of the United State* ha* do.ign.ted Thuraday, (ho 18th day of next mouth -*» a day of National Thrakxtpvieg. The following ia the tut of the prTwhunttfion : • ' The year which is drawing to a ctoechas been free from pestilence. Health haiprovniled throughout tho land; abun­ dant crops.reward the labor of (he busbandmau; commerce nn<J manufactures hire successfully prosocutn I their peace­ ful paths ; Ihoi mine* and forests hero yielded liberally j the nation has In-, crexaed la wealth and in strength ; peace Im provailel, and its LIsesings Lars ad­ vanced evary futwest of tho prople; ia ovary part of tho Union harmony and fraternal intercourse has Ik on restored, ■aid is obliterating ths marks of the past I'unfiie; and cslrangera.nt; buruens hare been lightened and moan* in­ creased; and civil and religious liberty are secured to every inhabitant of tho land, whose toil'is trod by nono bur free inun. Ikfaeeomss a people thus taro;»d to make acknowledgment to the Supremo Author from whom, such blessing* flow, nf their gratitude and their dependence; ta reader praise and thanksgiving for tho saws, and durootly to implore a lontinuanc* of Gu<F* m-rciee; there- L Ulysses &■ Grant, Prtaid.nt of the United States, dorocommend that Th un­ day, the 18th day of November next, bo ubseryed a* a day of thanksgiving and of wr«ho and’ of prayer\to' Almighty God, th* Creator and the Bttlcr of th. Uaimrto; an<L second, ■ l.do further recommond to all tho poopl* at jUse Utriti-d States to assemble nt their aecurtotand place* of public woreiitp, and to tmite tu th* homage and psaiso~du*4o tho bountiful Father of all asMWj, and iri fervent prayer, for the cu^BBanre of the merciful blessings He his vutfchaafod to us as a people. Id testimony whereof I have hereunto Mt my hand, and caused tho toil of the United States to lie affixed thi*. the hth day of October, I860, and of tbolBdependencoof tho United Stat.* of America, tho 94th. U. S. GBANT. By the President, H.nuvx Fish, Secretary of Stalo. NEW ADVERTISEMWTI Cooley 4 Dtuchy’i Colman. in eentact; ifrvmdiff.rTh* manner in which all these things | ent localities are mods acquainted, and are dUcussed is evidently frightening the' an entbusium and vigor rftipstrtod to tho Emperor, n.v.r v.jy courageous and work which cannot ofberirise ba ob­ now worn down by ill health or prema­ tained. ture old ageOf late he ba*" boon Without any fixed plan or definite re­ sounding the pyblm on th* quortion rf sult in view, the Supcrintsnd.fil selects of administering a heroic rettody. It is a portion of Seripture for the first lee­ that the peapfo should proutrtjneo by a san. Afl*c this a Certs in number of yea and nay vote the question of th* suc­ versse are taken, in order "of chapters, cession of his v>ufig;iob, KaWB^kwih pkhuituM could save a dynasty. It Th. various topic, of th. Now TmUmight affurd a temporary support, but ment being thus presented without re­ its effects’ would, wilt Away before the gard to order, perplex the mind of the first barricade. There is a certain fa­ child, end confused ideas of roligious mous article in tho French Cjnrtitutiuu The recitation usually conrists of read­ which has oom* down from the day* of tho old Republic, and which provides ing or repeating tho verses by the schol­ that tho agents of tho government can­ ar, tho teacher asking inch questions as , ---- IV L— — I—-I ■ ' kKa It—— — not be prosecuted for acta cuncerniug may be suggested at the time. TAormyAasM of instruction cannot be tkoir functions, unless by permission of the Council of State. Thst permission obtained in thia way. The lesion, usual­ is almeat never granted, and in a coun­ ly selected- without reference to any pir try where oflluxl* aro' more numerous tieular topic i* not so deeply imprsssed than ia any other, this restriction wriighs on the mind of the child by singing and hard on tho liberties of the people. To prayer, bocanra no paint ia pressnted nocitfc the repeal of this obnoxious erti • that can be enforced by three instramraMEW MILLIMERT GOODS HERE. els there is an almost universal move­ talitins. The ciercidfa thua lo»o that ment on the part of tho populace. This freshnss* and life which ia eo essential to 0. D. SPAULBINI. tho govoruin:nt will resist by a resort to totereri tho young, and superintendent Rail Road price. SPAULOIHG'S HEW CASH STORE PRICES TO SUIT all tho means in its power, and a collis­ ion may as well bo precipitated on this question a* any other. But whether tho contest comes on this qu.stion ox eomo other, it is only a queetion of time, and when that time dues come, as come it will, the tlironos of Europe will need to ''stand from rindcr," though possibly only tho hated imperial thrcni of tho last French usurper miy be overthrown. A*stbu,0cL IS th, 1669. Preliminary atop* having been taken to form a County Organization of Bun­ day School worker., it is proposed in the preeent article to dirouu the neces­ sity of organisation, methods of effecting tho unuio, and roaulti already secured. The noceesity of organisation in any field of labor ia apparent to all, and in no department of work is it more oi.cntia! than in the Sunday School eanae. Lot ns consider, briofly, the freeent status of our Sunday Schools The study of the Bible and teaching ft takcv no profound study of oontom- of religion, truths, together with influ­ porsty faisfory terseu what fearful dis- ences for good a. inevitably result from trast of th* future tl* Emperor Naploon jjbeh efforts are the primary objects feels. Despite the fact that he has for‘ r sought twenty years occupied tho throne againstt Do the inatrumantabtiea of our schools, legions of enemies, ho knows his posi­■ u usually conducted, effectually accoration is not socoru. He know* the groundl plish these results ? The schools are gvnon which he stands is mined by tho1 orally organised in the month of April, machinations of alert antagonitta, andI and continue until Autumn, when they cron his sagacity cannot foretell when or’ seem to follow the course of nature, and how that mine is to be sprung. For a1 remain dormant until Spring. The rouloag time ho has seemed to be solicitous1 tine of choosing a Superintendent and only arto the prospect, of his son; nowr Teachers ia again performed, and the He irioasureo have so much of the tem­• school started into a lingering existeno. porizing quality tforf he acts Hke one fbar-• for another half year. Sunday Schoola fid for liim-elf. Almost unanimouslyr when properly rondneted, afford mental the me® who make public opinion inI development equal to that obtained from France, the jowrnalisis, »u»li of letters• most of the ordinary course, of study, and ectenea, ore bitterly hostile to him,• and what is of' infinitely area ter import partly, no doubt, bn aceount of the spirit1 anco, tho mind of tho child is brought of i"bsjn"»wn to existing Institutions’ under tho influence of religious truth. SOktoh-lhotclasn luFraaoo hare always• The manner referred to of conducting displayed. But they linve wmio speci.il1 the school, is also unfavorable to the Su­ MKM far hostility to Ilia dynasty. Thef porintendonta arid Tencher. For want gM>or«ti«i << thinkers, whose rank.• of system, nnity of effort la lost, and wsoaiUiaiMedm lWl,is not yet • with it that .arno-tnessand seal without Cajnnm and the exiles of a later jteriodwouWwo* be forgotten, mon if large proportion of- our Sunday Bohool and t»ieh«n work into a monotonous for­ mula alike uninteresting to ckfldrva and wearisome to all Could we expect inch mctho>la of teaching to .uccaod in our common schools ? And ia the religion. 1 _ HARDWARE NEW GOODS ’— “WONDERS OF THE WORLD" shm* DAILY! Direct from Factories. . •©“Specialitieaip every department. That's Big Talk, Try it Now. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! has a fine assortment of coorrxG, i -■ ; ■ \ .< PARLOR'COOK AXD PARLOR ST0VI3 rer to Ilaatlnjfa. Come eacasad all and see them ARNE8S SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on han± B, . pairing done promptly on short notice. ‘ t,a52u^7‘tI A4dr~^^‘*,1^,£e^b __ Ifiicrrnv ward BEECHER ’S pxvMiJM'gV&i.pn', WIGHTMAJF U GREBLE. IIMISITIOJOF I*m importance than thsir secular edu­ cation T It may be asked, who ia re­ sponsible for these results? We an­ swer, Every pnfmmy Chitiin th th Ctnuty. As yet wo are without an organisation. At tho Convention and Institute, held nt Hastings on tho 7 th of September last, it was dvad »d tn hold a Convention at Hastings cri tbs 2d of November next, ' for ths purpose of organizing a County Association. It was also decided to hold an Institute at Erst Johnstown, com­ mencing October 5th. This proved a de­ cided success in all respects. Bev. Mr. Spoor, of Vermontville, and Rev. Mr. Monk, of Hastings, conducting it The programme included topics of vital im­ portance, such as “ How khall we Con­ ductjjur Sabbath Schools I" “Methode of giving the I-esson ;" “ Blackboard Exercise “ Speeimra Infant Class 4c. Interchange of ideas created an interest that did not before exist, and th. School of the place was infused with n'w life. -These Institutes are svsrywhore acknowledged to be powerful in- UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, strumentalitiM. Shall the Christians of Barry County refuse to avail themselves of these agencies ? The work is entire­ ly undenominatioca!; receiving hearty co-operation from the American Bunday School Union, through its miaaionari'-a nsSvi ■« So wiihMi II. seS >tte ik. «M rf !•«/. In conclusion, we would earnestly invite r&ttafaKRS every cue interested to bo present at the r -uU“ a w**k u “7 t»nUz.-X. Convention at Halting, that the orga­ nization tyay be perfected. 1. i. M. AontTa WA.xnnroR aa-w-F^U"'zJ-Sk. WWtSv? terMTl WAKTfD FOR PROF, PIWXT Lairs of Business. CLOTHING HOUSE! Bvamss—-Tlio Earl o itoad. He deported thia lit* inst, aged 70 years. In h oee of tWaUeet statremcn o We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. FREE OF CHARGE EZxch nnfged Dated, >Uy >0,1 MO- A .___________ WOOLEN FACTORY ctM» i. w»«™qrr- ------ - -‘ - - tte5rwL«>7»r i uVI* bum1-* editor* of th* Hastings Dtat»rai say: “ Politically, we have simply to saj that wo despise cant, bigotry, fraud, tyranny, rottenness or double dealing in any man or party, and prvpoee to fight it. end that is our Democracy.” WeB, be fteo, but we wish simply to suggest to our oot-*mporariss diet if they cany out that platform they will .yj>o* th trhl» " u inh ” tf th party, a* th. eonstitnsnt elements spoken of as those they aro “ to fight,” embraeo all tho pe­ litical priodplo. of the so-called Democ­ racy of tho United States; and any man or aet of man professing to bo Democrats .who oppose those things will soon find thomMlm . outside ths “Dsmcerstie n^K-"________ ________________ Ctnt Sranrt Journal Iriburere engage in the work, not because make thomsehrs heard- fax ovary hamlet of thrfr capacity to teach, bat from a ■ ia the Esspirs. On ths other hand, iiia sense of duty; yet oomething more than true that there ia a large and intelligent ths dteire to do good is »equlred. They -rtwto wfaswoald not make epeoches, or bare the sirme affHeultire and perplexi­ 'fire the popular heart through the new»- ties to meel that confro.'.t the pwfsesioppgpwra, if- they could. They only cure al teacher, and, unlike tnm, hare C*>< the Bcaxbilocs.- Ths intimation In the lor thate meterial interests and when advantage1 of previous training and as­ IhiMcrrt of last week that ths offlrial they soe trade flo«X!sfciag, tho mantucc- sociations for ths work. Notwiihstar.d•tateaa.nl that th. National debt.has ttiros of France competing suc«mfnlly been reduced $o6,000,000 under Grant’s wUk (I*0*® England, am! Ute people administration is made up by excluding belter fed thaa over before, they find from the estimate, sixty or wvonty mil­ that Waterloo is . being -poatefaUy lions of . dsllars of Pacific Railroad 'jswiw*, «d aro disposed to bo oontent bon-l*.' Aud fax it them is not the least Bvt th^nation is both volatile and ootrrpasriktejustolcstum. Really this does not lo--k to U like fighting “ este, HgtUy, Most of tho older portions of ouY State, eelfidi eomfarte lhaa any other, and is ahtetawtffag, wo matter what th. le^ except Barry County, hav. their Bunday •Mis d? tbs pad may have been, to make School Associations, by means of which “Hibt, Faow the Ttott."—Under a change- Titsy faxnr, too, that what a unity of effort is secured, which pro- thia head the lari JSy<* has th. fallow­ yQfrwBy ,V I ftl A Tw dua* the meet encouraging reeulte. We ing important item of news: “ Millard notice, briefly, the sMte© of organisa­ tion: A President, Viee Preridont and down to Lewisville, Kentucky, the other day, and wm (hero made Pmidont of the Southern Commaxuial Convention." Auivxn.—The Grand Rapids Etflt says;, “The anthntetio man ho* ar< Hved. He is engaged ia figuring • Democratic majority in Ohio and Penn­ sylvania.’ ’ He was here one day last week, but a eony set of figures wore iboM U seeds for ths Dmeersi, and not a ,whiief fruta in them, eitaer. «n - General Gfant. ha* ap- Muo* Gosnax. Bncxar, of . , Town, Soreotary of War. Ho ; AsTKONomY Gold & Silver Watches, �gscat aud Wisctllanrow. NEW ASVEtTIKIIEITl. ‘ untin fp» •' »*•" MirT2=.= CITIZENS OF BARRY COUNTY, *0lcteiv*N Coirtml Mailroad. August, 10B9. BUSINESS CARDS. Aa Earraoviat.—Throughout New England and portions of Now Bruns­ wick a quite seven* shock or ebooks of siSsLsiKSiss “irssvE COMMERCIAL. Hatotnii Mark. I a. Utotlags Otl H. 1»O. an earthquake wore felt on the SSdlnsL, J- GPLKk but wo do not aoo any ropurt of particu­ AO.r. i^. A, auoaum a rioiNv.v. lar damage done by it MSN. l-RORATEOKDKB. xTjrr or»ww, o-w T.B.SKINNEH Tbs Ciacciv C«n-I,»»t la mwm tt <U Ctoirt Hit., Hu UwirJUt, Lr»to H Uv«n, wttb IS. evsr pr»|*< ■■ itoa “ .«r,.u i>(uO«ik, Jaats A. 5. mi ay u )*raMWiUM AitoriMy, iri W L Cri»b C. C. CommiMwarr, b.4 a faall atlradtMa .F tba bar to iba C..n- Tua: who have ,-u.jald use Hitx’e - wk\ Cimni tea vat Milu-m, end U rrlee. Iksi efts €30., Music & Jewelry. '1 ARE OFFERING 0 Drip, IWitte, Groceries, an itching bead Sicilian Hair OMES FORTUNES RnuMtt to Stop it Groceries and Produce, Fares —Our Village Mondial picked , a taluabl. Glove, TueUay evening. owner can have tho same by calling Horen A Co.'s Tnnntr—Opened last ( evening at Union Hall, to a good and appreciative audience. The play was “O'Callaghan, The Adventurer,” and waa a perfect suece>a, drawing down tho hearty applause which it so riehly descrrrxl. Ths after pioc-a, “Betsey Bi­ ker ” and “ Ono Too Many for Him," The Earl of Derby is were equally succooafnl, and.were given dead. He departed thia lilo on tho 2’d in a manner that showed a di»posili.->n to ia,t. aged 70 years In hia day he was [dense, and which <U satiefr all. Their .«■<>( tboableel eUlrsuienuf the United programme for the ro*t of tho week it equally good, and wo have no doubktlint jQaglum. crowded housev will rej »y them for their untiring efforts to gratify the [tilblk. the (rart Hove. DRY-GOODS, CARPETS & GROCERIES. To-night they will have an adtlitfon to their troupe of Mveral more first elaM artistes, and will give the people of utir ' village aa Uno a rendition of “Ten NighU in a Bar-room" as they will er. r h»v. an opportunity of witnessing, and which should draw a fu'l bouse. At Oncc-N OW. swy sscriwnwi ir, sx stks1 T*“ At Onoo-NOWAt Oncc-NOW. Hr .Venn JTAa/ IBs Say, We -Vean IFAat We Tie Afeaa U'Act We Say. Jew. Ss»«.a - Tb. 0^- BONTHTTKIrs Every Lady can linre a Sewing kfa-ldas EVER HEARb OF WITHOUT DELAY WITHOUT DELAY. WITHOUT DELAY. JOHNG. RUNYON Niles City. KEEPS THE LIBCEST Th. 20/XM) NOW IN VSE. AND* MUST IliVE OUR PAY tho policy of tho peuplo of Cass and ; Berrien Oonntioa, but it uems to u» that of all tho nun in the Dietvict tbcro is oo more competent and eSdonl mau for the. poaitfon, and »o one whose election would do mare honor to the party than ♦lint of Hon. Hxvsr IL Cooixnor, of A Waera. DRUGS, PRICES RED UCED! AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY hnir>M iba rjwr« &.-.JMH.W <u .1.. aioned by the death of Hon. Ninu’in ■ aat k-.a^iai^M ta w taaatry. A» Baouh. We do not know what may be -*-------- 2 BUY GOODS CHEAP! STATIONS Jefferson street, Hastings, Hieh. U *' ZWM Lb.i tb. Bepeblb^.. baa. ~ri«d Ohio and Pennsylvania by ” largely nffae^ »aionii»" Tb. tat» at ita « OST “THE FAIRY.” AND MUST HiV£ OUR PAY eraor baa called a special election for. Ha JJOT1CE. IteM. par Pa, Sftlu. Sl.kOfctlt •White, picked) p«r be., »1. FAINT. AND BET STOCK OF rh trfi HALL’S mmtSgUAN $50,000 BOOTS AND SHOES TiSWEWER. tesEwaifiaefit,AE<£2?. WORTH OF GOODS B„to«G«ja»rl»‘tet>»S>e*lo<i,rgARBY CfcufcTY IT. .VatoMM, Vra. «. IT. Jk^aiUM. Afiav «»**• BB<ljriwJK»ato MnanB wHl aaak. tbrir f rat aPtMarBa.c« la aoaj.BCliao with tbs rrf•^r HaNnato thjl nW ■, Mt lb. gnat Btarsl Kwr«ra»aa Ar.aaa.-T. Xlrblsla. Bsr«aew;M Tteatety ntobf. - CmU Tm'i Cabtet" »ri«.J rra-ag. - FaMb-a. th. CrirkrtStosMay a...i.t - Uvtoa. U,a4." uto - High Ufa IHaa’Hri." iu totter pirn writ tea by a gaelleWMto RaaOaga. vaeS u4«erv«eM b? the bool- flatting., Oct Cth, I860. TO CONS1 CARRIAGE FACTORY! CLOSED OUT BY JANUAHY 1ST. HASTINGS. MICH. Every Article Marked Down in Plain Figures. «'< __ wiounuNAOWOMX Cn.t. Caaa-Ia «ntv UA law w. aMs ,t Um ttet Hast a amass My. Ms* •‘ta, «M oa»i< to itoa rills*. to sun a sMa * Um r. i«» aad S<r»M BtaO. ttal •• u. I4y tea baaa - NaMMf., aate toeO J AM ^‘xo •** Ut* First-Class BUGGIES double wagons. Ths Lraoaer axd Frxur Atoormn ever offered in tho County. • I AIM TO SELL Genuine Articles. ONLY ONE PRICE! AVARIETY, . -r ffiSSSsasa �Whets they wbf AM 'll; a. N>; will. UH IKSDRAHCE GMPIXY, Gateways to Prof X B. Maury; Lady Cineta, parts II and III, Edward Spencer; Calypso, E. Fsweott; Isamftom a Publisher's Lettor-Book, Part IL G. P. Putnam; Hellenic Na­ tionally and the East, Karl Blind; The Radical -Duke, G. M. Towle; Indian Summer, Jatr M-Trimbte; Tent-Life in Kamchatka, Goo. Kennan; The Now Fuel, W. B. Relfisld; Contemporary Frvash literature, Elis Reclus; To­ Day | ft Romanes-Chap. XL—XIX., IL B. Kimball; Overweighted, Mrs. F. G. 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Florence Percy has a beautiful poem, Harris Boyer an amus­ ing sketch, and Mias Prescott an Acting Charade; and a choice variety of stories and poetry besides, make up a feast of r-»» «Lnrn«ra»viMV4T>T«A w«m Psuor Un. UMceiio. Uii— — ■----- ■----- ■->• 1 reading. The Work-Table ia well at­ stiim. tended to, with patterns tor embroidery, tatting and netting. Tho publishers of­ fer groat inducements to now subscribers, and wo recommend our reaJers to inclose feu cents far a sample copy, to Deason 4 Peterson, 819 Walnut Street Philadel­ phia. Price 12.50 a year (which also includea a large steel engraving.) Four copies, 10. Fire copies (auQ eno gratis,). |8. “The Lady’s FriendK and the US&rtVl sects, or Instinct without Brain; Chinese Proverbs and Wise Saws; SalemWitch^nft; Pononal Responsibility ; Cranial AND INVIGORATOR. PHILADELPHIA PA. ful and ityliah. A romantic picture, ilfoxtmting Horrick’a “Night Piece to Julia," and" a group of "Droserai for Young Ladies,” in which that important portion of humanity will find some loves ' of toQettee, introduce a aeries of uneom- Tn PnniMoxooscii Jovuui. for No­ vember contains the. following sketches of general interest: Hou. Asa Packer : G«. John A. Rewlirn । William P. Feesnadna; Gen. Washington's Head; Lite's Mistral and Reward; Mother Ann Lso, Ue Shaker; The Cathedral of Mi­ lan; Aro the Women to Blame? A Beautiful Face, How it is Marred; In­ I, BARRT CO.. 1 ite> Qro«.rT E R V I N E TuImbt's Feixxd ron Novr.xaaa.— Tbs November number of this popu-1 Ikf monthly hss a lifc-lik. steel plate of " The Sators," such sisters as may bo found in many a sweet American. home. Th* Colored' Fashion Plate is gay, grace­ “ Saturday Evening Post ’’ (and one en­ graving,) 14.00. Specimen numben seat for ten cents. . dew DOCT. DODD’S ANTERICAN ADMIN STRATRIX'S SALE. TJREE8I TREES I TIEESI GRAND RIVER NURSERffi, Lowell, Kent County, Mich. HO Acree Improved SXD UNDKB THE BEST CCLTIVaTIOX Go.4 BsildlM*, Fences, Ac. 11 Acres Wheat on tbs Groend; Ose third . wbkb vlU go arttte Um Farm. J?r*ce 860 an .Acre­ a G. H0LBR003 TERMS I tfOOO tat s| March next, balasn In fee Anneal pay menI a. • H. WRIGHT. Agent Middleville. Not. Sltb. 1ML—deA.'SoU JOHN MICHAE 8BEAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY no. a ciiDRcn sTnnJrr. r.p.Bsx&MM. MFWTOBXCTTT. $3600; A Portable Engine and Shingle Machine, IMPORTANT TO FARMERS (The following dialogue is arid to hare been overboard on tho corner of State 4 Joffixnon street., a few days ago.] “ Where’e ye ’goinV’ CALIFORXIA 4 OREGON TO THE CITY DROGO STORK, , “Where's that?" First door West of the Bank, tho beet place to buy goods In Michigan ? "YOY DON’T SAY!—What kind of Goods?” r.--- ■ .ioviui ott» jWStog. M good .oil, SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. And Weighing “TW A Msitflwlaas, BcboM BeekstWail rarer. Osetleise*T,FoiMs, “ WHO DOES BUSINESS THKREF’ F. D. ACKLEY. !.*•* fcU*r r* b“«*i «•» tWhan’d he get into that new placoF' strawberry, rolled President Wilder, of which nothing ia known in thia country. There hw not yet been sent out. new will there be till next qtring, one plant of tho American President Wilder Strawberry, 1870 an extrtinely liber*!, and they should have many subscribers In thin ftwi growing country. Address J. E­ Turn. A Co, Boetaa. Mass. “ About the firot of December." Ooma, go down aad see hfaww stan! -’NcrrA*! Do they do much work o-eo. o. -wo fTUcrr'^rnv* xo baesteta.PvsioisOte.t � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-11-03.pdf 429550709761f6ec13adc34e43c619f6 PDF Text Text lb Hastings gsaotr Skt «Mti«8» !!»«»«• ■ SMuaii* «»«»» ws»«xse»r, nr KI M. DEWEY, afcultUKM. aitBr 00 • M,CH ...... Oroeerv Store, suf hek -ti.M fib Ajmnr. Ulll.Jtor J.-" faianxe «r»ca»«a wn« i* 11ri*- *** °* r**M*>l>1*1 SusiMSS Jirrrtonj. JOHN ROBERTS, —~ R H- MALLORY, .awn. oe>. “ o>« H"" '’sirtina.________ : --------- - WM. UPJOHN, VOL. XIV. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. CASK SYSTEM™^1 vje*f*^?°oo8 BOSTON CASH STOKE! AUTUMN WOOD®. 3, 18G9. I with some Naw York gentlemen to pave its well nigh impaaable street* with th* । Nicholson pavement. Bnt it G difficult to acrompluh a deure like this, unco Memphis got *om* New Yorkers to do a like ."Trice for her, and then deelined topayforiL However, tho Daily Htrrah still urges tho meamro with ability, and teems confident of ultimate succeee. “ We are pained to l*arn that Colon*! Ba*com. ehief editor of th* Dywy Shrbl l\v Liherty fell in th* .trect a few even­ ings since, and broke hi* leg. He has lately been suffering with debility, cauicl by over-work and anxiety on account of sickness in his family, and it is supposed that he feinted from the effects of walk­ ing too much in tho sun.' I passed my manuscript over to the NUMBER 28. psstilsnre, this p animated tank peppery and to the point. Mus^audnrilk iourualiwu always gives mt the fan- stove pipe for your gratification, aid sends toe stove door down my throat; a friend drops in to swap coraplimewta with you, and frockloe rse with bullate holm till my akin won't hold my priori- plea; you go to dinner and Jones comes in with his cowhide; GUlmpie throws ms out of ths window, Thompson toss' oe up now, ngu. H* was correct The “ Colonel "» ap­ all my clothoe off, and an entire strungpeared in the door a moment aflorrnru, er takes my scalp with ths easy freedom dr. C a SCOTT, i*sa aoa* face doudod. He ran his <syo down the with a dragoon revolver in hi* hand. He O1 of an ©m old acquaintance; ana and in lass than , pages, and his countenance grow porter.- said: . five minutes all the blackguard* in the “Sir, I hare.th* honor of addressing country arrive in their war point, and toils. It was easy to toe that eoinsthing H. J. IIANEY. was wrong. Presently ho sprang up tho white-livered poltroon who edits th:, proceed to ware the rest of me to death' mangy sheet?" I with their tomahawks. Take it alto* and raid : '• Thunder and lightning 1 Do you sup- | “You have—be eoatod, »ir—bo care- ( pother, I never had eueh a spirited tia*e ---------- 1. W. VROOHAN, hfo u I have had to-day. No,, poto I am going to speak ol those cattle ful of tho chair, one of it. legs i» gone. | ja ttn in that way T Do you *u]<po»e my sub­ I believe I have tho honor of addresing i j ufc* you, and I like your calm, unrufscribers are going to stand such gruel as tho blatant, blackhearted scoundrel Col. fle(j „j of explaining thing* to tbe eusBlatherskite Tecumseh ?’’ j tomers, but you see I am not used to it that f Giro mo ths pen ,__ __________ -_______ .v ___ DR. C. C. LINSLEY, “ The ram*. I hare a little account, The Southern heart is too impulsive ■ to settle with you. If you sre atldsuro 8onthern hospitality is too lavish with the .trasger. The paragraphs which I another mat?, verba aud adjective* to we will begin?’ “ I have an article on tho ‘ Raconrag-1 ,laTe written to-day, and into whoso cold I rolontleuily. 20 per Cent. Cheaper than any other Store in Barry I While he waa in the midst of his ing Progrow of Moral and Intellectual | sentences yourmesterirhand has infused I work, somebody shot at him through th* Development in America’ to finish, but Gfa, frrrtni spirit of Tennesseean jeur| nalism, will wake up another nest of I ojx-n window, aud marred tho eymetiy thore is nu burry Begin.” County. HaatingB, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl I of hi. oar. , Both pistols rang out their Core* elam- hornets. All that mob of editors will —^4 (]leT wfli eomehungry, hungry,too, too, _____ _they *ill come ATTENTION. COMRADES! I •• Ah,’ ’ raid he, " that is that scoundrel or al the tamo instant The ehief lost wme a lock <>f hi* hair, th* Colonel's bullet ...for .breoxfaat . •«I and• want somebody Smith, of the Moral I'o. ’ eaiw — ho was ttw-h M-f ,;r5- “• Adue yesterday." And ho snatched a ended its career in tho flsabv part of my shall have to bid you adiou. I decline navy revolver from hia belt aud fired. thigh. Tho Culonsl’s left shoulder wa* to bo pcraout at these fostiritiaa. I eaoM wu.«. uivr jhd. pa. Smith dropped, shot in the lliigh. Tho clipped. They Orel again. Bothmiraed H..ulh for my health - I will gn back on shot spoiled Hmith • aim, who was jaet their tn an thia time, but I got my share, thesamn errand, and suddenly. Tectaking a secund aim, and ho eripplail a a shot in the arm. At th* third fire, nesse journaliata is too stirring far me." After nfeich we parted with mutual stronger. It was m*. Merely a finger both gentlemen were wounded slightly, and I had * knuckle chipped. I thou sliot.olf. ■ ' THE PROPRIETORS OP THE Manx Twsrx. Then tho chief editor went on with ■aid I believed I would go pud take a hospital bi* ora.urea and interlines lions. Just walk, os this was a private mattar, and ACROSS THE CONTINENT. WM. H. HATFORD, as he fini»hed them a hand grenade I had a dsliceey about participating in camo down the stove pipe, and th* *x- it further. But both gentlemen begged ploeion shivered tho stove into a thou- mo to keen my seat, and assured m* that Are now offering for sale, a full Btoek^f New and Soasonablo umd fragmonte. However, it did no GooUh, recently purohased in^tho beet eastern markets at th* further damage, except that a vagrant differently up to thia time. lowest pombto price, for cash. Our stock include, a full lino of J. P. ROBERTS A CO., They then talked about the cloctiena breakfest, and have just entered inside r pieco knocked a couple of my teeth and the crops awhilo, and I fell to tying of Nevada, leaving the Humboldt Mounout. STAPLE AND FAN^y G00DS AND N0T1ONS a_!_N____ .L- 2-.*— 'WkilThat stove ia utterly ruined," .aid up my wounds. But presently they openMl fire again with, animation, and the chief editor. every ahot took sffirot—but it b proper to Clotha and Ready-made Clothing, C. G. HOLBROOK. remark that five out of ths rix tell to my Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoos, Groceries, &c. gtiMtllaas. ATW.’-'KY «•. tow. Sslhllor Io C kind of weather. I know the man that share. The sixth one mortally wounded the person of General IL M. Ford, well f-yCa h paying custjmvra, Hve u. a call. W. will cheerfully riiow yrm^J did it. I’ll get him. Now, hen ia the tho Colonel, who remarked, with fine known in Corunna. “To meet in for­ our stock, that you may compare prices with any other first-daas Store humor, that he would have to say good eign dime, makes allies of the etrongeel way this stuff ought to be written." f^“in tho Statu We hive got the Goods and we want to sell^J I took the manuM-ript. It was scarred morning, now, as ho had business up foes,"—so says Sheridan Knowles. But THE SOUTHERN EDITOR, them, and .hall try to tell you all w. can an d will strafe youi thatlt WX il. JEWELL, with erasures and interlineations till ito town. He then enquired the way to the hero was tho meeting of cid friends and »“is for your iutereet to buy hero. We warrant thrfpnces .hdl besatisfactory. _JL« .f •>. !». n-»w»l c.nrvywvr undertaker1, and left. The chief turned mother wouldn't linve known it, if it had Jonraalism in Tennessee. 1*4- !>r. •• n b« C-srl Umm. We will Uko in exchange for our good.. 1!,,««. .(U ?• Mil-to* F*P«" one- It now read u follows: to mo and said : r»»>rJ. J»oi»rr !•>. •**" I am expecting company to dinner, i The editor of the Memphis Atalateehe and shall hare to got ready. It will bo I awexqn thus mildly down upon a carroeJOHN MICHAEL. “Tha inveterate liars of tho Sm«i- a favor to me if you will read proof sad pjndunt who posted him as a Radical: JTnllf Earthjeueke are evidently endeav­ •• While he was writing the tint word, attend to cuatomere.’’ I winced a little at the idea of attepd- isui io run Bumv dotting his i’s crossing his t's, and punch- oring to palm off upon a noble and chiv­ alrous people another of their vile and ing to tiio customers, but T. was too befair prospect of clearing the snug little n'e would not fbejel that wo an .Ifall for one of the best. am of 15.000. The guvsrnmeut ftxrirg a seutonco that was saturated with brutal falsehoods with regard to that wudered by the fusila-lo tbft wk, L cosa most glorious conception of tho nine­ SewinfMachines ‘ “ " “ •" ’ M-, TKr4 -,« ! . ringing in my ears to think of anything infamy, and reeking with fidsehood."— IRi'CT Ml .Os.kIIVt at U teenth century, tho Bullyhaek railroad. Erehtiift. The idea that Buoard villo waa to ba left tho poor Indian.” . I was told by the physmiaa that a off at one side originated in their own Toano ia but a small plans, oomnosed Southern climate would improve my fulsome brains—or rather in the ect­ hide him. Gillespie will rail earlier, CHANT 4 PHILLIPS. health, and ro I went down to Tennessee dings which they regard Bahrain*. Tney perhaps— throw him out of the window. principally of canvas houses, and de­ pends principal! v on the trade of the sil ­ Fraguaon will bo along about four-kill HASTINGS HOUSE. and got a berth__________________________ on tho Aterstay Obey lied better swallow thia lie, and not stop IlasdngS May 10th, I8GQ—y I_______________ ver mines some twenty miles to tbe south PP.WL5 .r Sis-.. Mt Charsk of here. Leaving the General with a found the chief editor sitting tilted beck in a three-logged chair, with his foot on the Chief a pine table. There waa anothor pmo rill. ThiatdnbaU mi BattU Cry ef Free­ HARVEY WRIGHT, table in tho room, and another affiicted dom is down hare again, bumming his party, we soon react K A.T* THE _ eLair, and both wore half juried under board at the Van Buren. desert town, cor. tain ir newspapers and ecrar* and sheet* erf « Ws observe that the besotted Heck­ some 2,000, with ro manuKriiA There wa* a wooden box guard of the Mud Springs Mtrtmy Ho*l and south—ths latter of sand, sprinkled with cigar stubs and is riving out, with his usual proponaity the newly discovered u old soldfors,” and a stovo with its door * v.n Warm is not electHe was gone. I ehuddered. At the Mines, 102 miles dis HOLBROOK A MILLS, jolt in tho back. I moved out erf range —I began to fool in tho way. .The chief eaid: “That wa. the Colonel, likely. I’ve DRY GOODS, ^BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, &C., EXCELSIOR Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c., flENUINE DRUGS A MEDICINES! |jREASONABLE PRICES! a* HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! ’^^aCTSg? BR USHES. -VARNISH, turpentine. WM J0HR8, etlUSOX DratiU. oonli e*ll Ito H. 1LLIB, hanging down. Data of costume, about 1848. He was nnokin • trT' inc to think of a word, and in powfog Mi hair ho Lad rumpled his foeks a gdod deal. He wa. scowling foyfully, and I 3500 POV™ WOO that defies competition ^pddlevlUw Exolaax»««. JAMIS JOHNSTON. Propriewr. GEO. O. WORTH, —“-SSSK8T Hastings, April 20th, _______________________ CA«D> rjBMTisrav. ” f. M. WHIWOHD. Michigan Exchange. nallsm is to disseminate truth—to eradi­ cate error—to educate, refine and allevi­ ate the tone of public morals and man­ ners, and make all men more. gentle, more virtuous, more charitable, and m all ways bettor, holier,-and happier-and yet thia blackhoarted villain, this hallspawned miscreant prostitotee his groat office perrivteatly to the dissemination of falsehood, calumny, vituperation and take the exchanges and skim through gambling Bella and brothels, where tho them, and write up the " Spirit of the mas* of reeking pollution which doos lain (h. duty *•its «ditor tnO'rM “d haw it* being. «Blatheravilla wants a Nicholson wrote as follows: Brian or Ills nx in a one-horse town, with two gin-milk and a blaoksmith shop in it, and that mn.tard plaster of « n^papsr the h^k’ral.road- It b not tbs object of MJ, IT-rrth Better borrow of Mem­ the company to leave Buxrardvdlo off to phis, where ths article u cheap. The one side. On the contrary, they oontid- crawling insect, Buckner, who edits the ITitrrtA, in braying about tins matter with h.sGuXmsry foil-racutl^i imbeelity, and imaginiii that he ia talking senw. 8ucb foul, mephitic ecum os this ver- SUTIWSIE, That degraded ruffian, Bosoom, of Dyiay Shriek tf Libertyfell down and AIBT. gsiu B. A F. LYOfT. JAND VLASTKR, L' TEtiafr. ’■SSSi or un feDen into th* orary work in d anxiety ! Itwnadi »>- —- 'is n m. _ .-'—..nut fnv fnnr. and a *aJTU cheerfula*** Uul con. from Gillespie had called and thrown at of iho window. Jonoe arrived patch of God’s men earth, but all ban been an unbroken, eternal solitude of dosert plain. Water can bo procured by the railroad company is ferrod to convey Truckee river. All dav, too, we have boon passing gangs of Chinamen, eswith slakang flashse of reel, 1 wae in gaged in “baDaating '* the track, which U» M ,1 >•«•■»« twta* per whan th* ehief arrived, and with La • nhU, of rh«r»«l wl «1W- for thrir wooden shoes, and adopted p»‘•k’00’ €thd 1 -‘!B^d £3 per mouth, gold, ana board tiMnsetvea. rmw,) » p-^t 1A1 la bona H p» ■!•,. “ •‘“J.to employ Chinese along the whole line. They are trMtablo, pattmit and thoroveh, . _ 11 A—V -,1a M aJG- �NEW ADVEl’TIHEMEXTa " NEW ADVERTISBMBKTS. »Sr gtethigj gsnntr. unable to see that any result from talking the Burt A Wc (Mum. at thia distant Ume tftOAOS H. OtVST. choosing n Senator ft i SttW DAYS FROM JAPAN. Jacob M Howard. Pt . / NBW 1A»CROP litical wire pullere are always exceeding tr»MW»AT, - JtOT-ktoW ly averse to having their pton* and scheme* aired, because they know that AlOTHKK STATZ JULTrFOiB THZ in owe the people get an insight into JOnftlON * WKEBLKB. tlioU- works tuoir chancre are goo*. So ’ WMIcmI* Uraevrv, th«jy are alway* diligent in trying to .k---------ty, attention in *ome direction OWNERS OF PATENT HINTS Almoet the first act of the Vermont , what they ore doing. The axt> KixrriTvtEU or tegMtenre now in session was io ratify NEW AND PATENTED. ARTICLES, ftqWtoen'fh Ainondmeut to the Const!- , of hb tongue rather than to that of hi* Rpfon.of the United Statex, guarantee-’ 1finger*, thus diverting the attention of ' ing wfitereal and impartial suffrage. his audtenre. bciaehow thus it is with '. Tip, T-x-A-m t-rmir-ona States which oar political *Ughbof.baad performer*. DETROIT NOVELTY WORKS hare, ratified it." Serra more are re- Tb*y ar* always tolling tho poupl* that JfaH'fttterta KhA'J qtered to giro it validity. Tho Alabama “ all this talk about poUtidl ring* is patamon,” that there are nu .uoh thing*. Brneo Goode Eegidaiare will meet on the lEth.of At the same time thev are sign Norambcr, and, ae it is threo-fcurthi their confederates of the “i •rt^nWwrn, it will undoubtedly and through some trap doer, and Wr*«gAtlrou PipenmlFHUMg*, without hesitation vote to ratify the them to understand what wire* t in order to deceive the people. MACHINE KNIVES. KSendment. diKuesion is not going to injure any in* 5ho Lcgi datura* of Iowa, Ohio, Min- n->c*nt person, and the other kind we Plainer, fihingle, 8 tare, Moulding, Feed and all Kinds to Order. aosoia, Nebraska, and ffiiodo lelantf al don’t care- abeut If any penon feels Mill Picks, Steam Heating, meet the first Monday of January, and like saying a word in favor cd Mr. F.,or against Mr. IM or rite rarui, why lot it say it right out, and not b* deterred REMOVAL. sponlnng by the tn* feitr leitr of oi falling irnung into inw -----from speaking Texas wifi bo elected in November, and ;th- dutehre of eom* journal of wider BUSH & CO., they will bo obliged to raufy before be­ influer.oo.” —writ— ““ . . —- —»te ate— AC ing admitt-d to representation in Con­ We wish in addition simply to suggest gress, aud there is no question that they ths: tho war of th* “ Kflkenay cat* ” bo 118 1U 120 Raadelpk Street, wiD follow tto iDosibU example of Vir­ nnt renewed by th* friends of the other XEW GOODS TEAS ! ginia. This makes enough and one to candidate* tor th* epedsl benefit of Mr. spare; but wo feel pretty rare that Bxiww, as the Tiaut evidently desires it should bo. A word to'^b* wise i* suf­ Gaorgia wid ratify thia winter. In the States which have already av ficient. y____ orated to the amendment, two will be Ought Bate BUls to be Collected for obliged to do their work over again. \ i Sammer Schools 1 Miavouri ratified an imperfect copy, aud Hon. John II. I’ahnvr, enr ecti*e end Kansas changed, by some blunder, the significance of the second section. The efficient Saj'crintondont of Schools, re­ Trigislaturo of Miueuri moots on t'.i* quest* u* to print tho acrempnnying letl«at Monday to December^ and that of tee, and invito to it the *] ocial attention Kroms on tb-J secon 1 Thursday of Jan­ of tho school officers and pstrona in tho uary, when they will speedily rectify County, with which reqnrsl wa comply their previous "blunder*. With “fair with great plcoaurc, as wo regaid the lack,’’ tho prospects now are that the Attempt made ia *omo quarters to collect Islteoutli Amendment will bo a pan o! | rate-bill* for the cummer schools,' not the supremo law of th* land within only iUtyal, but a hardship tn which lb* threw months from thi* time, and be pro­ I patrons of our school* should not bo sub- claimed aa such by official authority. j DJI! OSH OST FOI TSE CAt<! Rail Road price* WIGHTMAN & GREBLE SPAULDING'S NEU CASH STOBB EVEHYTHJNG Tff FLEASE, ---- PRICES TO suit: Thato Big Talk. Try it Now. »nr xow »slmxo A0F-5T8 WASTE.UFOS hardware; ■ ■ " , OF EVERY'. DESCRIPTION, c;h,.„p.i- Tor CA-bJU^W- Bote, in B*rrj K EW OF THE WORLI^^ . OvS» "SB nOCMFh WaHnikM. T.. Ur,,.. Mf A«te.T DAILY. GOODS Direct from Ftelorite. Di^t from AWSpeciJitie. in orcry deportment. _ t-TCiX"! S'raKiWM-' gfOYBS! STO KEh! gy# cutwii HENRY WARD NEW ULLHERT COOW» HERE. 0. D. 8PAULBINS. JJASTIMGH BEECHER ’S PLYM(5:&1^[ P&LPIT, COOKING, PARLOR COOK AND PARtfiR STOVES has a fine assortment of ever uruxis*** ---------------------- — , HARNESS SHOP-A Bn« 11 ptete.- d«te Prm.l,U7 «« teort ”^oHTMAS — “ h“'1GfUEBlrE. „ Tbe u*« of Rvr RtwKtr wi Butep. Mite April 20.»>J WOOLEN FACTORY! W. A*’» purrbared lUe Ktlif* !■'««»» •< telWUllrf Cteo B j_ »«. ISIh. ™ J. S. VAN- BFCCnSTT. rf HastinosWoolen Factor Am now opening nt Laws of Business. A5D WORK CVHtAXTkLD. Cloth, Flannel, •».! F :m fte tnawy TllAXII'UILlt PAMOM. An Entire new Stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HOODS. FOR BALE. I1AULOU a> GOUUYEAtt. Mte. »CUT3 WUTtC roil fMF. PHWXT DRY GOODS'. DRY GOODS! tap EUteinilrf Tkk pe Bronx® -Woeee Pmidctot Angd baa t Brgrotsot the Unive j^jiaaftmof tbaPre ble Univeraity, but y * n. that d burn* away from Has CLOTHING HOUSE! 30 CANAL STBEET, GRAND RAPIDS Laxaiso, Oct 16th, 1F60. John Holl ron J. H. Psira, Esq., Ce. Sapt. of : WHOLESALE Drxa Em: - Yom* of th* 18lh in»L is Somebody over the signature of “A I received. The law nutboripng a rateHambiint,* pitches Into tho manngvflicnt | bill wm abolished July 2d. How can a re- 2JS j, !ertge Aveaer, Petrel! of ror p<M office in the issue pl* ratebill * bo collected with a law foe it — ZZbaw JrerM/of ft* 29ft nil-, and mak^ ^Thut rep-il doos not “ impair tho obl:MORTGAGE SALE. several untrue Matamrot* ns to tho man­ gotion of contracts." No district ranagement of the office that demand more than-a passing mito-f, «»d which boar tAJtetl with a teacher to pay by a rate-. ;j. Litt That was only a private expoctu-1 ih< Imprint of maliciousn ess on thoir . w * .. _ _ V—. T teluK ,is ties of one party. Euppo** a parallel । c, wK cate. It is lawful to hunt doer. I am a 1 buy a bog uf you, to be paid raaomarretng or other, is c'.ci~d at firre- hunter. I for in six uionth*. I intenl to rate my aat at 8 o’dtock &•«aB11 •“ money, os usual, by killing d-er; but tor for th* eist pat in aftor that hour:1m to lay in thb office here from twenty-four before doing so, a law is passed against hunting deer. Doe* that impair my to thirty ** boare, a* th* rem may be, bsforo it goes out, and this, too, when obligation to you ? Ycurs R-'spe.-tfully, there i* a mail leaving the vilfage in. tho • C- B. Htttaus, “’N^tee/eH is, that our po.toffl® is Dap- Sup?, of Public Instrusiiun. Malicious. NEW QOOOS FOR FALL AND WINTER I " A. LAItOB ASSORTMENT. OYSTER & FRUIT notdored be tor* wstr fact am o’cjrea n xaa ivKftxo instead of\(gty, **■*• A Murehaui” asserts, and entry letter pieced in tho office before half port aine P. M., fur any point for which a mafl lonvM in tho morning, goes o«t by that jadl, and to this siatnmout th.ro are no1 ---- tian; and “ A MAdmnt,’’ to com- ■ ► known this fact a* **11 st ws do il ho> Em any business nt the post oSce.’ More than thk both law and usage’ ' 1 5,000 DriTit from ft* --------- -Moors B. Horuss, C We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. Kxchtinpred FREE OF CHARGE Dated, May 2fl, I8C0.- yl — IMPORT ---- --—------ 1' 1:1-’. । J*rts<-n........... ttrp. tafc,.a.»iu<k ramption. Ho was efficient public eff Fl.-jusrii.-u.- " 1 DOTY’S WASHING MACHINE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WHINGER. Time-Keeper. Plntod Ware. HTF.HUXO iroav FA XS, DRESDCM TAXDA, M. & SMITH AND CO. fitftfc crn.EKY. TOILS? SETT*. , GOLIA. ooods, mttsmso caSxs. UAXDKBRCUtlT BOXES, ' COMAL j SILVERSMITHS. Comer Woodward and Jef­ ferson Avenues, . Wn.0tt, VLML American Watch Company, hoU ill? •pcanblo for tho n t—l pu ton. Butw*rapp'* S:tV ’ BILVEB ■ i Vrrteosliu;*.. . " f) •Oirore,.............. W r»c J OMrtenr.......... Kswa RsrMs.... 1 •CaHStr lai*,.. •• •<!■«*«*>........... “ Ol»i >■<■•£■. ..." •AHanJ,........... " >lr«a Jai.tlwn,. " •Brerv’s, " jMtoo*...... -...*rr I S:’.» 1 1YOKX HKKD. MAUOWOi. in AUehlaaa tn»sn jswixar, arosmtwr®. ! X: 0 ) Il ACTINGS .. rwP •ria-rij—............ - PARIAX GOODS, The Michigan Cential, The current number of Vernou’i OJUial Rjiltcap Outdo, after reviewing in brief last year’s report of this company, remarks a, follows, ftsiag with a bandwry, and well deserved compliment Io the management: "A not’cabln feature of.tbe Superin. tondjnfs retxirt is, that of the 84tJ,4£tt. ptueengars earned during tho year, no aneofth-mha. been injured; and of the 10,120,022 earned *inoe the oom­ mraeemcat of th* road, *o ^eng-r hM b**» tojured imide ft* firat-das. cur* uf 11* company. This sUfc-mrmt hl. clerk require. that the q.oloffkw speaks vulutnc* lor thn care.ul ropershouH dote ai 8 o’clock tn tho evening swun exercised over th" track, urachim err. and equipments, and should induce ■" mail k> an- ;U know that this pip WEDDIN9 ANDVItniNfi CA8DS DUONZR OuimJ«-s........... ’• • •Gr,er.’». ... . " J •CwiBir U-v—. " I Ui-Us”'1'. ••’ ! <'F.s,l,.|lr....... . •’ • •Ctosler. ... “ 1 Vf.Mh*,., " I Xa>l><<lla.......... •* । Hlw,Mar*. .. . *•- 1 IUMTLMJS. i Ouuro—Tw . •Stead SUUeea; rate, ata «1><o pal CamwrUr,* Awkw.e«h MlCtllOAS CISTUAl.lt. lt Hr EA/KJtALIlH. it without tbe ha a* weed'd, jud cam con or HEX RICH riJA.TCERY RALE. nfflcwin the whole country. No. 5 Advertu. ruenL TAXES! TAXES! lot «»l rfrim Itepite.iitearf.11 .bnte.rf te'P'-’ rfp™“ Ttoilte- Uare between the hours of nine T. M. ,«»t rot bj any mail leaving before seven in ft* morning Nur had the? ought to MhanrF— Mum, U «te ua* [art is nut m ---- — „ .terfi.1 teitete rf «tete»te ote.Cn.-, »te I*-. 1— itel Iter 1.1 2TI(^.l-,tete>l rflte.nur.nte) ----- OF'----- H. A. GOODYEAB „rhrf I LuU S. U-"te tetete th. Mrite.. Iteurf BmiI ten ItelTh—trfl—**•—'*' “"~1 ■“ ia thi. write.'-. C1IANCRKY ORDER. date the pnb'jc, in addition in their ntfert* B. C. BROWNING, Gen- Ag-nt, tad p.c»nWi Mr»W. New Y»A- , If^P on hand a largo and well sdocUd, Stock of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent adoance. L’HABZJB BOSS. CwnpUkaol. Miar E. UuSk Defimdaut I! J Uk flietey awApopafarity. t L™a.«l«t The way to make money is to save it; the tVay to save it is to buy your and build; in addition X platform remphug end bntfor, tee suppli- jfoTuhip of Ma TcUd»17,*IJQ A.II a Ci—1-A rAmomx TWHNTY-HV1 MB (HBHL BUILDING MATERIALS, n. Ite»teA«te.l.lte<taB-tei tea tte tea™ J,d: GeorgaPraWdy Hastings, Norember W, « ■KWKDIKI <v �VV �[enrarexx fbor nnar rter.] retoqpfobg chmator, and honest in their dealing*. They became mure fa­ miliar with the American* during the opening war and the subsequent event* than with any other jteoplo, and their re­ spect far them wn* m*nrf.*tod in the suc­ cess of the mission of the Hon. Caleb Cushing. When the fomo of the Cali­ fornia gold discovery reached those peo­ ple. as It did those of the East and Europe, it produced nearly the same effoit, stimulating the desire of young men to pash their fortunes in the newly discovered gold field*; they st once, with the shrewdness antHorcaiglit which characteruM them', aigauiaed a system of emigration, which has proved ominantlv eftcienL Some leading men came Juat Now! to Cuifomia and organized a company, VWS rcsMmaae nr rea rneea wreaa vaanv the abject of which to further the YORK OBSERVER intareata of all who wished to migrate NEW Tb,..— —I *-< IWH, -T... . . ... OT A. from the Chinese District or State to *!dcb thd oqganizm belonged. A haad(Juarters was osublished at tian Frencisco, aad the migration of.applicants was facilitated by advances ol money, THE CHURCHMAN. information, adrica, Ac. On the arrival SV LADDEDT 5SMTE of the immigrant*, tho company's agents elletadad to the diaembarkation, furaiib wagon*, etc., and reoaivo the naw t omers ,° '1~**f,M.rp. >|7lU)RY aVCT^tfarJ* Cl*at the house of the company provided in AromaticVegetable Soap. San Francisco for that purpose. That is their homo until they get employment They leave their baggag* there, whore also letter* fronr hmm ar* directed, and when out of employaaant they live there.. They, then, ore th*ir own uisators, sock employaseut get the beat pay they <an, pay op ghat the company hoa advanced on thah* account, aad'flU p*r head for the privilege of the homo. etc. Tbiv is the whole avstem. branches of I ho com­ pany or dub being established for them m the interior. The suoceaa of the first company or dub led to the establishment of ocher* from oilier Chinees district*, and I am told that there are now six in cp ration, by the m*an* of which eomo to.UOi) Chinamen* are now in California. All those Chinamen hare been educated at public echocis. and I am further aasurod that there uro now, hrwevar poor, but can rood and write. Many of them are young men, bWt a considerable pro­ portion bare families at home, to whom they ntora occasionally, and generally eamebaek; but the majority, coming fo a strengv country, were not permitted by i^T’ tlieir parent*, whose authotity in Chinn is ab*olate, to bring their families until Rnrigthing more curtain wa» known of the statu of affairs hero. The same mo­ tive of interest which has drawn and ret*izwd a population of Americans on the ! Pacific alojie, has drawn, and it will no doubt retain, them aa a permanent class of asUlara. It is a providential facL • hich we must accept and treat ai wo do any other truth, though they under­ bid Other labor on the western roast, as the Irish aad other Europeans have on the oaetenr coast They find it very profitabfe to work in families, in laun­ dries, in wood yards and gardens, and ML YOUR HARNESS! on fams, on railroads, and especially in ■■■»«! MluJH'a nr.earrf H .«»«■* Oil Cl.ce pfoe*r mfhod. In there they get miner’s p>u. la o*« (t>l* HU.***i and caernlna:. rightsand title* by purchase, and thus hold real property tor a time ai bast HO MAKE -FARM PAY t>OCT. DODD'S American LIFE WSUBAMCK • COIPAHY, ERVIN Estate Broker AJrP INVIGORATOR. PHILADELPHIA PA. OROAffliED I860. wJO.in.eoM. . , . I Orj^u I. Jttt, M1DBLEVIUE, - BA1RT CO, ni.ui. Mien 10Al Tonic and Stomachic. HT Perwe. eieblBf te P.r»bM. FARMS OR VILLAQS PROFflRTY e»e stwayV r«l BEFfKE BAAGAin al Iba A<*B«T lb** I* bay efyuewr* vhe ile eel vaal I* mH, u Is NERVOUS !“*" ALL POLICIES N.^r.rfuubis. 11 “•••• P«11*I** *e'*n <i*Ur*N* SUM. 1““b c--“ "■“•mi™ run ort«l**i*d by thia Coapaey b, fa «ffM> th* m* M lb. Cmtribetfae Rae ,t Wvidroda. Uiiw U ilHrral*** lb* ..._____ . * -------- Il I* • FUKE TONIC, b*raM*h** **r<*dl/ wiU tHM incrv«**4 «•»»’ t* lb* MTOMACII. LIVER. BOWLUS, aad aOtfr tik.t*. is* **ppll** FRESH LI FL hr tb« »..u Ibat la roaaimli tiSin* pl.t* It •pvr.u* bM>ih<*(ly. aad with Fl.SgP .-a S--^ DlUkre TION. ebrtb II pr**u>i**. SlJ-ToRia lb* »F N1.-1H I* .SOUND HEALTH *r« HAFF1NKAI *T | ‘ ■—! PROBATE ORDER, era nt or tttetna** v a-- FAMILY GROCERIES, Candies, Lemons, . Oranges, Nuts, $c. ■ARROWS TREES I TIEESI TDEES1 TwratJ-«igbL 8*0 Acrea Improved AND UNDER TUI BIST CULTIVATION Good Balldloc*, rente*, Ac. GBANB BITER NUBSKBIES, Lowell, Kent County, Mich. At a meeting of the Board of Direct­ or* of the Jaekaon, Lasting and Sagi­ naw Railroad Company, held at J ack ton on the 11th day of October. 1800, the following resolutions were ^janjtnously SSEAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC $3600* ':r?' । - IMPORTANT TO FARMERS I (The following dialogue it taid to have been overheard on the corner of State A Jefferson streets, a few days ago.] CALIFORNIA k OREGON “ Wicre’e ye 'goinl” TO THE CITY DHUGG STOBE, “ Where’s Ihatf" First door West of th* Bank, the best place to buy good* in Michigan F •‘TOY DON'T BAY!—What kind of BEST SEED WHEAT in the WORLD. Goods f” PerfMljr rr«* fra® lawctj/on* er oUwr 1»P*. Dm Pkldi*,, **,**< MU, mto; grew* Aaetnllu *.d CbUI »wd * ™edJclaeL ■rhaal WaJ» Pa»er.KsetAenair, Pale is, SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE. A*d Wtigtoag WEMSS Tb* Ear* *f-trb*«t, vhr* Bilan, i ‘‘er” "» T»«4»» lecke* faegGr*P*lepM4 wrenSy tl*3**4*< ■ b«r*.M<tMOIbj NMilftv*Dealt* cuatry, *e r***4pt*FprK*. * r BICEB, AM FUR 10 U.al.web | gAO.'tlOr mon expapaaoeR we also remember that there era others to whom hi* death is etill more painful - thore who. hare lo it aa affoctionato father, oce wtiobas lost a devotol hnaUud. and to wfasn hb death is an irreparable bereavement And we totabr to them oar deepest eympathy, oorneatly hoping that they may be eustasaad ttd oore&ted m their great affLstim by the Great Cumferur, who a i. Hirer ’■ns,ALr;J=r.-^- PEACH TREES. Aklt We realise, also, that hi* death will prove a great lore not alone to ue ar this Company, bat that in a special nsmm dSToO. BCOTT, ^jgOTO PhnUtoa -J DAVID A kilcrrvn.L. • Hortlr*lt*ri*t *f • «- owe the deceased a debt of lasting grat­ itude for hit early, earnest and uny wldtng and well directed effort* in behalfof thia rnterpriae, for bis persevering indus­ try and starting integrity, for the wisdom of his counsels aad the vigor of bis axe- JOHI ROBERTS •djaafluact -----------a a. kluoxt “ *" “• .—. wTirioia. 0« THE SOST HUMMABLE TERMS. ■ bo NKbVE FIBRE. iwr- WArrau, It baa pleased Almighty God tn his Providence to remove firvm our midst oar late associate, Hoa. James Turner, Treasurer of thi* Company and member of this Board, who departed tfiia lifo on the 10th last; therefore That while we bow with due euflfhhnfon twthb decree, wAfoel otr low to be great and deeply painful, deprived a* we are by hi* death of a moat able colleague and valued friend, endeared to ns aH .through a long carear of varied faperrieoess of labor and Unir in the hetghth of his uzefulxwM and ki the vig­ or of lifo. gujinws find DISEASES. HEED •• WHO DOES BUSINESS THERE!" F. D. ACKLEY. “Ohl thatfoUarlhatgotbunedoatl— Whra’d he get into that new place T* . “About the first of December.” Come, go down aad see hi* new store 1 •"Nerf San! there f’ Do they do much work “ YES 8IR-ER. They’D make a Ae^f Bu run if you carry it to ’em.’’ “ CHARGE HIGH—do they r "No, their chcfge* are very moderLh"—R* 'ImA bU DtMt- •• StSo there, wsttstwat � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-11-10.pdf 1f31a2c3fb4595ad625e0b04ef469710 PDF Text Text Star Msastings Jsnnrr giiirt fastings Cnnncv BO. M. DEVVEY, *T U WTHOA 0 lilt 00., MICB. She ■araa or lortrnaito I t«b»crl»U»« : BT GEO. M. MWIX m mint. VOL.XIV, Utsiutsi Jtircctoru chajilem in niUKR. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1869 CASHmS^^ Jortnj. tsi rocTsriM oy dicat. JOHN ROBERTS. dS* F ™,G°O0s E H MALLORY. WM. UPJOHN, P DRAKE. M D BOSTON CASH STORE! DR. C 0 SCOTT, DRY GOODS, H J HANEY CLOTHING I W VROOMAN, r.f.IFF Buvycoeai BOOTS & SHOES L C.vC. LINSLEY, GROCERIES,&c ad DratbL ■10 am • .i 20 per Cent. Cheaper than any other Store in Barry Alike Ike kawMa rtiatM'* «:1U ,L., —J —. -. . Wilkie U'cnre. County. EXCELSIOR THE PROPRIETORS OF THE WM H. HAYFORD J. P ROBERTS & CO Aro now offering for sale, a full Slock of New and SeiiHonnblc C> oodx. recently purchased in the beet eastern markets at the lowest possible priooi for cash, 'fopr stock includes a full line of STAPLE AND FANCY •DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, C. 0. HOLBROOK, WM. H. JEWELL, JOHN MICHAEL. Cloths and Beady-mado Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes. Groceries, &c yy'Cu-h pacing customers, rive us a call. We will eherefolly show you_£j; our stock, that you may compare prices with any other firsS-class Store jmijfrtlany. Zyin the State. We have got the Goods and we want to mUJE them, and shall tn- to sell rou nil we can and will satisfy you that it is for t our interest to buv here? Wo warrant th;-price, eh«II basatidactor)-._^3 NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD We will take in exchange fofour goods, Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c^ Re would not forget that we arc Agent for one of the best WM L. COBB Sewing Machines in the world— Tte- » of • —*u -1 Iri of b» too work. :r Ito !*•>. “ T.pWH TPH Co.'s Drug Store, awith-oide State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. HASTINGS HOUSE. Haatingo, May 19th, 1800.—yi__________ __________ _________________ enuine drugs a medicines! HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTOKXKV *al C..„~U« »i L«w.S G REASONABLE PRICES! tl -A.T TIZEJ HASTINGS DRUG STORE- 1* HOLBROOK fit MILLS. ITtotXCTS u I CommUsv. m M’sWtf.Sj’J**!: WM. JOKES, iritotox dmim. PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSHES, V ABNTISIT, JTJFST JEt-JEJCEIIVJElXJ. 2500 rOrXM M 250° enow, X.EAU ™exci. znre. JKMK3 jnnXSTON. rropiGtst- OBO. C. WORTH, that defies competition. April S°’h- 18“--’r'' ___ CMJXD. nEKTiSTBT. Michigan Exchange. I/XD PLA5TESL Call of the Committee for a Northern Pacific and Michigan Short Line Railroad Convention. The Committee apjnintod by the Com­ mon Council to make arrang'-rceute for tho Convention to ba held in East Sagi­ naw, Ncvcmbor 28d, 1869, to consider matter* pertaining to the Northern Pa­ cific and Michigan Short Lina Railroad, submit tbo following call, which, in due time, will be sent, with eirculvs and let- lion of the Common Council: The undersigned committee, appoint­ ed by tho Common Council of East Sag­ inaw to issue the call and make arrange­ ments for a e-mvantioo to be bald in East Saginaw on the 23d day of November. Ih69 at 2 o'clock.p. m , re«po<tfully and urgent) v request all municipal and other rortiorato bodies on tho contemplated line of the Northern Pacific Raiirvad. Straits of Msckinsw. to tho Atlantic, to ■end delegates to said convention. And it u earnestly honed that Boards of Trade, Gty Council*, county and township authorities, railroad corpora­ tions and other bod— throughout tho State of Michigan, will bo folly repnerented; and that the States of Ioja, Minnesota, Wtoxmdn. New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Mao- k Btrade of Mack- ” ATrIVAcM L1M*. Wa. J. Baxaow, building an air line from Portland, ns Oewegs Lewiston, and the Detroit or St. Clair rivers to Chicago, there to meet the Union end Northern Pacific Railroads ; and, though that convention approved of the line to Chicago, it also approved of continuing tho Northern Pacilia from tho head of Lake Superior, east, via the Straits of Mackinaw and tho Detroit or St. Clair rirers. This convention, then, eannbt be con­ sidered any more local than tlie one at Oswego, though its chief objects shall bo the building of the Northern Pacific Railroad through Michigan, acroas the Straits, to connect' in tho Lower Pe­ ninsula with all roods running east and eoiith. Wo are free to admit that, in view of her oeven hundrod mile.of undevelopod territory, over which such a routp would peas, tho rii-hnosa of her soil, tho amount of valuable timber, her sixty thousand inhabitants in the Upper l*eninsula engaged in developing her vast deposits ot copper and iionj> and -who hare no outlet except by water, and on account of her aaline, and other compar­ atively undeveloped elements of wealth, Miclugnn. perhaps has a more vital “intorcat in tho object of tho convention than any other single Stata But while thie mav bo true, it is equal­ ly true that all the States named in tbo coll ore more interested in this than in any other route. This is made evident anti vailing for tho call of the miliar. Erer 8aaixiw, Oct 2t)th, 1PC9, ACROM THZ CONTIMEIT. sansts in laying tho oirn< Fellow.' Temple, but the Omaha, the Grand Lodge of Odd Fel­ lows were welcomed bore by Humboldt our appetite, until wo reached thia point to partake of their hospitality. ■ It waa Sacramento has doubled in near ten o'clock before we reached Humboldt, and before we left thMr ban­ queting table it waa plain to be seen that inhabitants. Bines the great 1862, which nearly submerged a God- the darkness of the night, with the grat­ ifying reflection that though we were lion of dollar*. 1,500 mill, west of the Miaoouri river, ort," yet we wore hospitably entertained by a flourishing Lodge of Odd Fellows in a place of only a lew hundred inhab­ itants, and which had grown up in lees than twenty months. The tho natural ground. Streets are soUlod as far back uaTwentieth. The new copitol. fashioned after tbo Nefinwa! Capitol at Washington,!:progr-c-i-ed »o farthat tbo fo'gislaturo will probably ooeupy tt next winter. Tbo foundation is of gran­ ite ; tho main, building of brick, earns 800 feet long, with - a dome which will rise 250 foot- Tho architectural eflhet is admirable, but it is a pity that there was not a commanding hill to place the ing uixm. Ito oust wiE fall little below •2,000,000 in gold. Tho Socmmonto shope of tho Central Pacific Company eiqploy rornul hundred mechanloa, and tho works are driven by an engine of IM horse power, made upon the ground. Tlie re^Lnow uses about 160 foeomotivne 50) boflh-ight cars, and 2.000 platform cars It ha, between 30 and 40 paaoea- lowing along tbo Truckee river, and now we begin to ascend the Sierra Nevada, which defy deacription, though a hun­ dred pons; more iertilo lhas mine, have essayed the teak. A half-hour’s rido brings us to the west line of Nevada, and wo enter California. Here indeed we are among tho mountains, and )day coming and contracted tor to swell the bo-poep with crags and spurs. We number to twenty. Locomotivea and the beet pamenger coaches come from the in horeo-ahoo form fur six or eight mile, East The freight can hero been made wo find ourselves within half a mile from hundreds of foot in ascent Beyond and have^ sills ot Oregon pine and sides ot below us li« Donner Lxko - a beautiful redwvod. Interiorly they are pointed, shoot of water, named after a family not veneered. The mountain laurel who perished with hunger upm> its ehoros would make a bountiful finish, but thus just twenty years ego. Al thia point far every tiling has lew done In thogrvatRirhardoon, in his oomsnondonee to the eet haste, and skilled labor is cheaper in tho East And hero tho enquiry may be made aa theee pine*. and spruces, and fire eo to tho cxpniM-s of the trip. Ono hun­ darkly green before, or the nio-ees upon dred and Oiirty dollars, in currency, for a ti-ket at Chicago that will bring you their trunks so brightly yellow, or the tumbling Vitin of such foamy white- through to Sacramento, and tho extra neo*! Wore ever tho rocks overhead so ocpin<«« for nteils and sleeping cars are vast and threatening, or tho chasms be­ from fire to six dollars per day. .From low eo deep to our • training eyes 1" Up, I Uliic^go to Omaha meals are eovunty-tivo up, and ore.- the " Summit ’ we go, and rente each ; from Omaha to Promontory then down tho western »*'!"'—through 11.25. Between Promontory and Saerasixteen mountain tunnels, (Me of them mento tho first is one dollar, the last fifty over two thousand feet tong.) and through cents, (coin,) and the intermediate oom forty miles of snow .sheds two miles of eevonty-firo cents each. In general they which have recently been burned by eome are excellent—for better than one ex­ pects to find utxm a new road, in a new some Chinamen.) and who are now re­ ported in jail at Sacramento. At the most exposed pointe the roofs of those competing railroad outlet east, other than sheds ere of four-inch planks, firmly by Chicago, for wheat and other products bolted into granite. They have worked eo well that nearly thirty milos more are evident that, should to be addwh In nothing have tho Cen­ tra! Pacific shown greater energy than in dealing with tho snow, which falls hero south end of Lake Michigan, (which^s on the lice of the Union Pacific,) its traffic would naturally drift to the south, lumber on theee mountains Where the and New York and all the New England State* would be injured, and New Jersey shoots into the valley below, and are there sawed up by the numerous mills ject of ths convention to oppose oonnec- that drink in the mountain streams. The tiuna between the Northern Pacific Rail­ road and Chicago, but to secure a route also by the Straits; and thus to guaran­ tee to the Northern and Eastern States what the Government intended by its grant of land, a Northern Pacific Rail­ road, to run, as for as possible, through ken. Down, down, down—mountain* on one side, nothing on tho other. From up a thousand feet and Territories. one window nasa every day in as much ease end comfur t as if ther were riding from Detroit to Chicago. An uniu*------- •—’ along the road is at beat strain iqion the nervous ; butthe novelty of thia, and . . . scenery of the Platte Valley, the Rocky Mountains. Weber and Echo Cnanm, the Paliaadao of the Humboldt ana tho Sierra Nevadan, is far more than an off­ set. And the trip is quite m eafe to-day,' as railway traveling will avenga' throughout the Union. A B. 1. . Father Hyacinthe in Mew York. The great sensation of the pulpit orator, wboeo reseat jBjtei> against tho ultra-ltapal tendency now prevailing in tho Boman Oatfodio Church haa awakened »o much oympathy and eo greet ho}ioe in the Protectant world, has now been aiming us for about one down a thousand or two thousand a week, and Ima had ampl«. “pp-T*—^tiaa to toe some foeturce of American iifo, tve-tvro p and east, and all the Blates on the Allan- running stream thickened and muddied the study of which, aa he eaya hinmelf,' the lino of tho route recently adopted by the Trans-Continental Railroad Oaowncountry.. built by the Hlierality of their Govern­ tion at Oswego. The following ore among the import­ ment, and the energy of iia citisens. ant questions to bo submitted fr ' very diff n-nt sideration ol the Convention: the subjects embraced in this dreufor, the American river, half a mile in width, looks no wider than the equally quiet Shiawassee At Alta we drink from a •d, and was probably not i----- rnstfi** rhat route* should be adopted T Father Ilyadutho himself whois notm mountain i uaacquauited with the <k---------The undersigned also respectfully ra­ invitingly public curiosity as eome rest al! nrwsjiaponi friendly to the obota of this convention to publish ths thirty-four miles all brekae are kept down. Ths foliage grows warmer, and woods op— into th. broader felda of the quite natural; and we could 1 fault with the papers if they Fortland AALT u4 PiutUiM Ilita.. NUMBER 29 seventeen miles northeast of Virginia City. It has for yean been a place of some importance— the eld poney erprraa concerned, and it ban b--on observed that haring a itatioc here. It u early mom tho Trans-Continental Railroad Conven­ tion; recently held at Oswego, New York, crowded with passengcra ready to atari waa called with the expreoa oliject of for mining localities north and south. Hastings, Midi., Feb. let, 1809.—yl ATTENTION, COMRADES! T...-U-, IUU ..«r <j?a. A I ciflc Railroad? 7th Should the Government, in the present state of its finances, make further grants to railroads? Sth. The charaotec of the country on tho lino of the Northern Piuifie. Oth. Tbo valleys of the Upper Missis­ sippi and tho Red Hirer of the North. 10th. Tho western dope of the Rocky M'inntains to the of Puget Sound. 11th. The shortest line between China and Europe. 12th. The railroads of tho United States; do they ton ! to settle, develop* and enrich tlie country ? 13th. Would the granting of a sub­ sidy to two more Pacific railroads re­ tard or expedite the liquidation of tho national debt ? 14th. Tho railroads of Michigan aa the shortest connecting link between tho Northern Pacific Hailroad and the road. from tho East and South• 15th. The duty of the Government in reference to the future disposition of the public domain. 16th. The present end prospective value.of tho agricultural, mineral, sslino and lumber products of Northern Mich­ igan. The future of the Northwest It may be obeerved that the title given to thie convention st tho head of tins call implies that its object is local and not national in its character. To this we may reply, that the Northern Pacific Railroad, thought to bo a great mtfonal trane-contincntal Uno, ia nevertheless to­ �NEW Sftitina? Bmnn. Ib<n,<®tthe eh^rto ® ‘ Raspoadent. but we The remit of ths November elections m»y bo stated in brief aa fellows: irvir York baa gone Democratic, as everybody expected it would, by about tod or fifteen thousand on tho State ticket^ and electing a Democratic to«jority in both branches of ths LegisMassachusetts fa Republican on the State ticket by an overwhelming major­ ity over aA^artiss. with a throe-fourths majority In tbo Halls of Legislation ; though we are sorry to add that the anti­ prohibition party are ia tho nsceu'lacey in tho Legislature, that question, instead of party, haring controlled the olocticn of the House and Senate. Wisconsin is Republican by from six to ton thousand on the popular vote, sad they have thu Legislature by a large ma­ jority in both branches. Friend A. J. YoA tr token from that officer by Hatsw CbQNB, 405 Broadway, Nov. iwa.j and that the ceas haa been nettled, and The city at' this season L exceedingly that the bonds will be paid at an early day. Bsraeaey for tbo People. Haxray gay. Tho streets are kalaideaoopio with hurrying crowds in newest habiliments Wright for the Respondent. The People vs. Burton Hawley. In­ of brightest colon. Never before did dicted for larceny. I load guilty, and color »ram to bo u»<d to such advantage. was sent to State Prison far fifteen Wo no longer see the patchwurk le.kmonthu He stub a horse. Sweeney far ing toilettes of many tints, bat good, ths People. ' sarvweahlo-lookiag aelf-colorod suite, The 1‘ocpb vs. Alfred Lancaster. In­ trimmed with material of different text­ dicted far Rape. Ia tiffs eara the onra- ure but tbo came color, Besides tho plaining witness could not bo found and suit proper—which may bo of silk or tho ease went over, the Respondeat be­ velvet or cloth or eatia - plaid shawls or ing held in gl.000 bail for his appear­ burnous are worn, ar striped burnous, or showier still, burnous of self-colored ance next term. James A Bw * doth, heavily embroidered. One of the tho Peopb; Holbrook A Mills latter recently ordered by Mlle. —— epoadent tho distinguished Prime Donna, was of The Peopb va. John Bowser, a bright ecarirt doth of the finest text­ od for Larceny. In this case spend out was permitted to plied guilty to petit larceny, and was eenteneed to the County jail for six monthu James A Sreesoy for tbo Peopb; Charles 0. Holbrook for Respond ent. Tbo Peopb vs. John Miller. On com­ plaint ot assault and battery. Verdict GuBtv, and fined (70. James A 8woo toy for the Peopb; Holbrook A Mills for Cub will phase accept oor congntulaRespondent. tious on hie re-election by eo handsome The People va. Blain Ray and John a majority. Patton. Indicted for assault and bat­ Minnesota ia also Republican by from tery. Continued by tho People. James four to six thousand on the State ticket, A. Sweezoy for the People; Holbrook A except Governor, who runs behind, but Milb and N. A Balch for the Reipondis elected by some fifteen hundred. The legislature is also largely Republican in The People re. Jomen Ray. On com­ both branches. plaint for assault acd Lattery la this West Virginia also elected a decidedly 4— ..4 * I— ■< ■ —— — caso the people were nut ready, and the Court allowed tho case to gvover, rather jority of the county officers are of the against equal and exact jutice, we think. same party. James A Bweezoy for the Peopb ; Hol­ Kansas is as Republican os over, brook A Milb and N. A Balch for Re­ only Dara eo, if that is’ ]X>* ibta. spondent. Illinois elects a Constitutional Conven­ The Peopb vs. Richard T. Flint On tion in which tho Republicans have seven charge of false pretences. Thw case was majority, according to the Chicago stricken frvm the Calendar by direction Trilnau, and they hare also elected twoof the Prosecuting Attorney. And of thirds of the various county officers, course the peojle must pay tlw expense though Cook County went off on a taoincurred in thu matter, however great geni, and elected a Union ticket over a ' an outrage it may bs. But we forbear so-called “ Court House Ring,” by a ma­ further comment, as we are to have a jority of many thousands. full and interesting history of this case Detroit is Democratic, but by a re­ duced majority, Mayor Wheaton being New Joretry is, also, Democratic in a legislative rote, but by a majority some­ what reduced from last year. On tho whole, tho elections of 1£69 are glorious, and indicate an easy victory far tho Republicans in the Congressional elections of 1870. In our last wo noted that tho Circuit Court vii still in session, and.made a brief referaaee to a coaplo of leading esses Since then the Court has ad­ journed, after a long and laborious ses­ sion ia which aa unusual amount of bu­ siness was done. The Judge is ever prompt, courteous and efficient, though from tome cause ho allows^a certain Jn publication in a few days. James A. Sweeney for tho Peopb; Holbrook A Milla for Respondent The Peopb va. John Green, impleaded with Frank Baylis. Indicted for larce­ ny. Plead Guilty, but on account of his youth, and tho fact that he was more a tool tn Baylis tian otherwise, the Judge 1st him off on tho payment of a fine of 1100.' But ho had been in jail several months, which wo prosumo tho J udge took into account. James A. Swoea-y for the Peopb. ' Tho I’eople vs. Frank B. Duffy. On charge ot false pretences. Ia this ease a mIZ, prtuqui wm entered, why wo are nut advised, bat presume the cases against him ware settled. C. G. Holbrook L<r tho People, Swo«-xcy A Wood for Re- The People, on complaint of IL Wintore, Appellant vs, John F. Esnorj, Ap­ pellee. Tliis was one of tbo celebrated Midd’-crillr liquor stub. But tho cam trout own H. Wright fur tho I'oopb; no Attorney of Record tor .Appellee. ” sprig of the law ” in this vftKgo to rule him as with a rod of iron, sometimes to the great detriment of Parties ami thmr Attorneys, though we presume this is not so plain to the Judge as to specta­ tors, far if it was, with his unflinching integrity and earnest desire to see justice H-mry Harrington va Alfred J. Har­ done all partie*, be would ahake off thu ris. Replevin. In this ease the plain­ man’s influence, as bo wonld a deadly tiff submitted to a non-suit, with cost ia miascaa, with which alone it can be com- favor of de'endant Holbrook A M Qis for plaicliff; Burgher A Hayford for dv- As erar, "Dan ” was at his post, and ia saying this, we simply say that thedutiss of Clark were as well and aa prompt­ ly desM as bmh can do them, and that is understood and appreeaxted by all who bare to do with tlw Court or any County barineva pertaining to that office, from tho Judge down. The other officers of tho Court, tho Sheriff and his Deputies, the 0. G OemtoUiooer, Ac, were as •ver active and watchful of thepaLHcintorasta, and prompt in tho discharge o! their duty—as all good offican should [•U4UT P0| TUG CABS! learn bo was Henry A Parker vs. Andrew J. GrannolL Asiumpfft In tiffs case tbo plaintiff wm called three times, but fail­ ing to respond a judgment of non-suit wm entered, with costs for defendant Holbrook A Milb for plaintiff; James A Swoezcy for defendant. Wm. H. Baadlo vs. Frank B. Duffy. Tre*paas on the case. Thu cause was settled by defendant. Holbrook A Milb for plaintiff; Swectoy A Wood for de­ ure ; it was so shaped that it answered Lt a mantle and a hat, in which stste it was suitable for promenade, or with­ out a hat it formed a mantle and hood suitable for carriage wear, for tho opera, or as a ttrtit du fal Tho mantilla ends of tho front were made long enough to cross on tho breast and tie in a loose knot behind ; all arvund tho edges, rm the shoulders, the ends, and tho hood pioco were heavily embn-iden-d in floral pattern, in rariel colored silk, on tho Grover A Baker machine, and the ends ware finished with taoacla to match. We have frequently mentioned this machine ia describing fashionable attire, for in tbo matter of embroidery and stitching­ bias seams - and thia is an ago of slopes and seams and gores —it is the only ma­ chine that can accomplish them perfect­ ly. Another stylo of wrap—the Rod Jacket, very popular bjw—ow.-s all it< beauty to ths work of this machine ; tho material is simply red opera flannel, lut by being worked in floral or Greek pat­ terns in black or white eflk, the most ad­ mirable efforts are obtained. Tho jack­ ets are worn by school girls principally. One or two of them, and a waterproof <ape for rainy days, ere deemed indis­ pensable by fond and fashionable mam­ mas. For full dress promenade co*-, turns*, satin will bo much worn; m PRICES TO SUIT First-Clais BUGGIES 'AlgwE. That's Big Talk, Try it Now. IWSpccialitiea in erery department. Direct from Factories. STO KES! STOTBS! STO FES! Wo hare now In Stock the lorrgont variety of ever offered in the County I AIM TO SELL Genuine Articlea COOKING, ,£?2-0Wf’?'TRate*.,,,. PARLOR COOK A.VD has a fine assortment of DOUBLE WAGONS. T.. PARLOR STOVES MEW MILLINEBF 600DS HERE. 0. D. SPAULDING. eror brought to Xlawtlssg^w. Cosne wise n«d nil uutt sawtbvs ARNESS SHOP—A fln« Stock of Hamons on hand. H. B pairing done promptly on short notice. Hostings, Mich. April 23, 1SGU. WIGHTMAN A GREBLE. WOOLEN FACTORY! 11astinn* Woolen Factor? Tas iambs' Ara Socirrr, « with Emaanel Church, will b taiaed on Wednesday afternoon Jobs 8. .Goodyear, at her remJ TOR BALE, •ell CLOTHING HOUSE! the l£xchtin|ge<l FREE OF CHARGE Dated, May 2C, 1M9.- yl IMPORT Qcrrs a Cornuar.—Under Repablinan rale tho State tax tit 1M9 in ths State of Mishigua io 9445^4 97, and an which time it has been erowi baslMaa Over three thousand cas-imere of a decidedly snp-ri a-ter have Ixen manufacture., lasge variety of gt>d flannel* . fourteen hundred d Bare worth ing dose, to ear nothing of 1 faDed and finished for outasds WEDDING AND VISITING CABOS r.tnux GootH, do great credit to the partner * intended the manufactire, Mr Btura, and wk> isia all reep- nRESGKX VAhEM. TOILET MLTTS. SILVERSMITHS, Corner Woodward and Jef­ WoaxiWjux. Tbenewarr of Ruasxu, A Nxnxs to sell cash. Call and see. ferson Avenues, DETROIT, MICH. ‘ DUMONM. •Eg bat the Rev. J.' W. Banm. UntAAUM, r*4*iA of Bouuraei Church at Ilasti q Itiaf synopsis of the work of Mh far the hat year, snlalantii hws,thongh era do not vouch i ortMKM^-of the tguras, written entirely from mdbory. officiated imffTduritig tho ys w,tk the Slot Sunday after Tr tanas, of which tcm'vr two e caraotimiee. though tl ‘hereto urara not saamber* ol TAXES! TAXES! ft*** > twelve funeral m adults and Parish, but included twi toUMben ot that Church, h ,«fal Mrs. Nathan Boriow, to H. A. GOODYEAB. before the recent advance. Yuri.. Jefferson Hastuos Woetxu Fscroai with great pleveure that we ran the be i in sos of thia important to our rfacufactnriftg establiaba proved a euneeeo and a pay irq ment The budding was rrort the supervisum of J. 8. Van Bn in 18W, but passed into the I ths pre'-enl proprietors in Juoe I We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. ABDW ARE bought of the Manufdotum-» The Galaxy Misceffaay; Draft Weed ; Literature and Art; Nsbwfaa. The subeariptiun priee of the GaAtry is (4M per year. There is no more valu­ able magssios (mbliahod in the country than the Gsbry. Adffre- Ebe’.don Co„ No* 498 and 500 Btradway, N« ooroor ot NEW 00001 FOB FAIL AND WINTER I A LARGE abhohtment. Z iMpcoTulanayon hand a larte and wM idUdtd Slock sJms Frank B. Duffy. Guilty, much to the surprise of most maa wbo beard the teotimonv, and the Resposufont required to give bad for tho paymoet e( care dollar a week far the eupporf at the child, and in default is at present boarding st the Hotel De Mdosy. James A. Swoosey fcr’UFtepla. Holhrook & Mills cad Burgher SPAULDING’S HE* completed foe a young bride; it waa trimmed with bands of English squirrel skin, these were arranged around tho tunic aa-1 around ths pointed basque a collarette and cuffs of tho earns accom­ panied it—tho gloves were of bright blue kid, the exact shade of the satin. The bridal traveling drees was of grey satin-faced cloth, banded with bea'y plusli, of the same shade. A din- UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, nor dress was of a greyvelvet with a de­ eded pink shade, the trimming was bands of ruse-colored plush. Another fendant Ira McQiu'Uing vs. Frank B. Duflj. Trespass oa tiis case. Cuntinupd by cumunt of partira Hsifatook A Mii.e for plaintiff; Bwe sey A Wood for defehdaat. Tn Gilxxy for November u promptly George E. Cross vs. Frank B. Duffy. Trespa.s on tho oaso. Contixuod by on hand, and contains tho following valuabls reading: consent of parties. Holbrook A Miffs for plaintiff; 8woe»y A W’ood for drLoranso Jordan va. Alonso B. Duffy, Trespass on the ease. Continued by consent ot parties. Holbrook A Mills for plaintiff; Bweeaey A Wood far defendant. John Dicksnaheeta vs. Frank B. Duffr, site. Aloaaf B. Daffy. Trespass on tho ease. Continued by eoassnt of parties. Holbrodk A Mill. lor plaintiff; Sweerey A Wood far defendant. Ephraim Pareeiu ts. Emanuel Croak. WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE trimming, this material is going out, vel­ vet taking tho place it had last season in popular,favor. A beautiful walking suit of blue satin of a bright shade has been dinner dreis was of shaded silk, red one way and pink, another way. A vpty ttylnh one war of poacock-eobred silk, tho warp green and the woof b'.M: the trimming to thu wm fringe made of the side feathers of the peaco k. Black vel­ vet petticoats are much affected, an J are deemed economical, M they are so servioeable, and can bo worn with any »uiU The same is true of black velvet basques at d tunica. A naw and effective etyb is that of trimming dresses of one material with flounoos or rouchea ot anotbi-r— thus a pupb silk u trimmed to the waist with narrow ruffles ot black piakei silk, the drees shows only on the waist end deeves and between the ruffle*. Another is black silk trimmed with grensdine, four flounces with their depth betwefa each. The flounce* were fin­ ished with two rows of cowing machine stitching. Bias plaid floc nos* cut in the pointe indicated by the plaid ore very new, and when the plaid* are bright like the Rob Roy, tho btuart, the Victoria, are also very effective on tho brown* nnd grey* aud black* which are always ia fashion. A scarf of th* same folded aero** the breast is * great improvt ^<-nt, M it imp arts’ the suit air eo much de­ sired .to tho costume Th* jiroper head gear f»r this styb ot wrap is eap and standing feather. Jirovtcx. CARRIAGE FACTORY! NEW GOODS ' r°r*t iBTUNES BUILDING MATERIALS, ' CARPENTER’S TOOLS �EHHoas or TOUTS SEW ADVEITISEMEST*. ,wk” NEW ADVERflSEMENTS. Wm. H. Burk A Cot. Column. SIXTY DAYS FROM JAPAN. CONSTITUTION “t™4 M'“ H.„ N BUSINESS CARDS. w. tutxa*.. BOVN® A GALLOWAY, 0WMER8 IF PATEIT RIBHT8 BANKERS. ext-Ltimed tho *w» MxrrcrarcBxm or NEW AND PATENTED ARTICLES, HAST15O8, --■ SS<1 . . . MICH. MIBB M. MEAD, MH X DETROIT NOVELTY WORKS DRESSMAKER. Jfanfaituri [■ractseabls meona Aar. 8d. This Association win heard] eo-opomts with all evangriicM tfanomi- D. a WOODWARD, WIGHT)!AN A 0 SKULK. COMMERCIAL. Aar. 4tb. All Sunday School worker, and friends sbaD bo considered as mom- *o.v. z%>.,«n i. Qtoenas a rsovtsioxs. Aat. 5n. Th* officer, of thi, Asaoci!!»1. Nono other n-od apply. nuv9w2 MACHINE KNIVES. teats Wearlag Apparel! WAXXAOC-S CLOTH Plainer, Shingle, Stave, Moulding. Feed and all Kinds to Order. Mill Picks, Steam Heating, WILLIAM ’MYERB, ’ tmUr a REMOVAL. Music & Jewelry E. S- BUSH & CO. rrtrwrr mcw Ma.eTIAC.K- • • »3rt ■ •■•Wil dents, seh-efod one from each fownsliip of tho County, a Secretary and a Treas­ MAIN BROTHERS. urer. , । Aar. Gru. Tho duties of the President, Ill aid II® Randolph street, DnaUiia, Groceries, usual.y devolving upon tbow officers, in J/.nl. K.j.r' addition to which th»y shall pvs atten­ Cktekni*. p«r 11 IltTi ITtfiMt X.ei'un Hair Btooatr tion to the Sunday School work and its eiil annulate th - ah orient- ard the sodumaada throughout the County, and ar­ ctti-.niuf the hair lube. Until they re- range for Conventions anil Institute! un­ HANTINOS, . svyl ■ MICHIOAM. AARON CLARK, Groocric# and Produce, N AUCTIONEER d.lr kaSSMd hr U. tt der ths auapiaw of the Association. BE. Tss 8x«ixa Soctxrr connected with tie Prviby'srsn Church will bo rnterfo-el on Friday aftenwte. by Mrs. D tha cause i^.their respective townships, C Hsvley, at ber re-idesco. on tho oor- ergenutd Sunday Schools ia co-operation with tho Sunday School mii.iunary in tttsf Jefferson and Green .treota. destitute neighborhoods, whenever prac­ III t.iBts.' Aid Sect nr, connected ticable ; procure reports of all the Sunwith Etnanncl Church, will be entertuMfioa W. dna-day nflornoon by Mrs. to the County Association at its regular meetings. tLs eontvr of J.fLrson and High DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! .STATE KT. tiANTDiOA MICH.- xx» reom-cs nxxxxr. HARTU4M, sly I ■ . ■ MICH. t-y CaM. P*ta for Prodeo. An Entire nsw'Btock of FOREIGN AND DOMEBTIC JQ-OTICE.-TO SAFE COSTS Only <5 for a Perfect Sewing Machine ! Wakes the Lock Stitch. •4.00 GRANTA PHILLIPS GRANT A PHILLIPS FA1IY, Embroiders Beauillullv. GRANT'k PHILLIPS Whoso Account* and Motes are Whose Accounts and Notes *we . FAIRY. Whose Accounts and Notes are iDue i bnt passed into . the hands of. j Treasurer, B. J. Gxaxt. tbo piwnt proprietors in June loot, since vhiehtitne it ha, been crowded with Woolland, Mrs. J. D. Flowers. Curlluu, Mrs. Clark Parsons. cuinere of a drciitdly auperior chara-urhave manufactured, al o a Thornapple, Mr A. A. Mead. lugs varirty or god flannels, and over Castleton, Mr*. Fannie Mottfourteen hundred d Ilan (worth of cardHastings, Mr. O. D. Spaulling. Rutland, Mr. C. H. Stone. filed and tlnished for outside parties. Yankee Springs Mr. J. W. Milei. Same of the caadmerc. manufactured Mast Call and Settle At Once-NOW. At Once--uSrO'W. At Once-NOW. SPECIAL NOTICES. How Hostetter's Bitten Cure Dyipepiia WoJfcan Mat boon overheard on tho corner of State A Jefferson streets, a few days ago.] “ JfTiere’e ye ’goinl" TO THE CITY DRUGG STORK " fl here's that?” fTeJUran Wluti Wt Sa)/,' First door West of the Bank, the best place to buy goods tn Ml.blgan r AXD MIST HIVE OUR PAY •' YOY DON’T SAY!—What kind of Goods?’ AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY Hope, Hr. Charles Robinson. AND MUST HIVE OUR PAY WITHOUT DELAY. ■■ WHO DOES BU6INESSTHERE ?’ F. D. ACKLEY. “Ohl that feller that got burned out!—• When’d ho get into that new place F* Prairioville, Mr. Doolittle. Tbo new arrangement ‘•About the first of December." Come, JOHN G.-RUN YON of RnuLt & Nevixs to sell goods for caih. Call and »e«. nuv9w2 aa follow.’, (the friends at tho reipectiro Jefferson Street, Hastings, Mich., EusruCsuacn.—On Sabbath mornwith the President the day of the month, lait the Rsr. J. W. Bancroft. Hodor cf Eaanusl Church at Hastings, gave a At Middlovillo in December. Irief tynopsis uf the work of that parAt Hickory Corners in January. ■*'- Ibr the last year, substantially as fol­ At Woodland Centre in February. low., thvcgb we do not vouch for tbo oxAt Orangeville in Marek •rtsocunuy uf ths figures, an this is A collection of |5 75 waataken to pay vrittsn entirely from memory. Hu had for the printing of circular); after o!Eiists<l in all dun tig tho year ending which, with approptiato oxerci so, the mb the 2lst Sunday after Trinity, 1G1 mooting was adjourned. Ixeosou. President “ 'Ncrr Sa> I there?’ • Do they do tauoh work u YES SIB-EE. They’ll make a Snuf Box run if you tarry it to 'em.’’ KEEPS THE LARGEST. ^S’iSrarSS " CHARGE HIGH—do they f AND BEST STOCK OF [DOTS AND SHORS Ma’’—He’jJt knows lus little “Sok Fotml ” ye know, I get my goods there, and nover fail of gutting suited I” “COME LET’S GO DOWN ’’—To the City Drug Store. F. D. A. ' n*<s ceremonies. though tho parties »h»ch eight were adults nnd four old • bought since the laie decline in prices •p-a. of shorn only a portion ’ were of "• pariah, but included two honored Rruru. 4 Navor*. dov0w2 «»u>bur3 of that Church, Mr*. Keith rhktfU HALL'S fcA J KSTABLE SICILIAN HAIR ~Renew£R. THVUCUK *>» CLBMVNW Gold & Silver Watches, CIA1CKH, Hostings. Oct. 6flUW»-« ' Solii Silver id Plaid Van. MORTGAGE SALE. «7 of wLum he paid a most glowing bit d*serr<-d tribute He that the of the tfociety hud been »17B ^«iug the pa,t year, ntrt induding tbo 1.000 AllJo w-r-maly liberal donation of H25 of owning, U pay all tho mdebtedsois of th<-Church; that there had bo*a •"*>1 addition* lu the Chareh during ------- MW, W BVfHMWW W “•hst Diocesan Convention, numbered <THE ENDLESS MATCH! Onw H Ji rSw>W »U wilt U.-r .WL WORDS OF TOBTOCMO MKU Tho "Endless* IVlatch. X • *w mvurrtsa sots WONDSRFCL. Uw dttribW 10 th. »*“ O*"”1 wlhw rv, I* *“‘fl’’"' •"enty-two, and that generally the Church was in a very pnapcruu* condi­ ™ m Ui. Till.*, go—' (Wo*w tion. ' 11>* report certainly exhibited tbs <*Vdl .nd Society dwply indebted to . M. J. TARNKLL, yssfe—- •'•ithfu! icrrunt Tn VitrBm Twelve Shilling Tn la Ofi# Dollar and Forty Ceuta, at the BtrrCSrt GOODS, SEWING MACHINE. All Persons Who'Owe tary nnd Treasurer shall designate. end such other stated Conventions end Initi- DRY FAIRY All Psreons Who Owe Uimsei Woot.rs Factory.—It I- ous villages and townships of the vjh great pie'sure thnt we record that County. tl. bu-incs! of thi’ important addition AfVir the unanimous adoption of the NoarmacufaeturingestabliUimcnte has Constitution, the following officers wore jroreda .tiroes, and a poring inveatnettt. The building wm erected under *|w lupervisi in of J. S. Van Brunt, EaqM Woxis WKt.t. PRICKS REDUCED! Every Lady can hare a Sewing Machias. 23,000 NOW IN LSE. All Persons Who Ows t.auwor*rain. We oA(nc^tly commend lais ntabluhmrat to the attention and roafi Ince of t’uj people of Barry Couaty. “THE FAIRY. GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, on annual meeting in November, at ouch WlGHTMt!* AOREOLK. Kkio of Brass Goods BAHTISOfU L far in®. SK.’W&Jft-’*’-" John Heflron, WHOLESALE OYSTER & FRUIT �Brasstcet 'hiA represeat the bold monk aa ■ town unbridled vanity, and apt fmifiate hi. views, bat treat him > axcornmuninated. Only Father , wiio. though the moat zealous •<f the interwta of the Roman i CBucb ia thi. eoentry, ia well to entertain himself rlawa bru­ tha rnlabon of tbo Church to eucicty, which are different from bariahed at Romo, had aevaral ed Interviews with him. What i an theee onrarioni from Father & Father Keeker, who baa Roma to take pnrt ia the CounciL decline! to make public. . Among the few others who had a pro-, tracted mtorriow with Father Hyacinthe 1 i tnmedfatoly after hia amnd, waa one of I the rdfSMcntatirea of TA# JfAAeAW, whoae ojoeoraotion with the Father wni likewiae partly of a pamonnl and private character. Father Uracintho haa, howerar, no hesitation ia defining hia promt nontioa. He haa, ho eaya, at no time of hia life boaa a sympathiser with the ultra­ montane theonea which now prevail in the ChBrch, and which claim infallibility for the Pope, and an abaolntc ruler of tho Church over State Govt-rnmeuU and State institution!, a forcible ounprcmimi, wbenrrerlt ia practicable of alfdueanting forms of religion, and other extraor­ dinary pririlogM. But ther.C theoriea. be says, hare thus far not boon the faith of the Church, and he etill hopes that they never will be. He hopes that the ootning Council will not officially tanclion any of them, and thus farm out of the Church tho many thousands who protect, again.t them. In thia hope, he ■till reganla himeelf aa a Roman Catho­ lic ; but tho fundamental doctrines of hia meod are the divinity of Christ and the iaapiratsou of the Scriptinee; and ho reganiaae£»Uow-Cl>rutian«all Prvte.tanta who bold tn these doctrines. lie declines to any what course of acta-a he will pur­ sue m earn the Council ahall,'aa ie eotnmonly expected, ingraft ell the ultra* montaae iheuriu. into the creed of the Chunk This question, ho says, will eome up fix his consideration only after resolafoaa of that character ahall hare been naaaol by the (Eoumenical Coun­ cil, Ammm the Protcstania of The United i States, there has naturally been a pro­ found ^empathy with tie prieat who, from a general Christian standpoint, haa i eo boldly protested against those features 1 of the rating party ia the Church of ' :h asj. most offensive to Protietiana. Samn, we sec, have i sympathy only in the hope r Hyacinthe will soon diacanIf from the Chun h of Rome | This, ia our opinion, is a ojtice JJ»AL NOTlCEa~ "SJJ£dos: »*£' DOOT. DODD’S E R V I N E UR INSURANCE COIPANY, ASD . INTIGORATOR. PHILADELPHIA PA. HOW”MAKE ’"FARM PAY la Eaehaege Black, ORGANIZED 1850. ANNUAL INCOME . , . UJ-to* MIDDLEVILLE, • BA&BY GO, MTCBIBAJ • K-r»rww .labia** fatebM. FABBS OR TILL AUK PBOPKMTY eel slw... p< BETTER BARGAINS ibis Agucy tbu te -•'’TV SStJr' dfitoal "!e" « * hi,:or7 f” '•“‘“"J “J ’’T"*!”" * Paries Iswss »Qt ssrwmd te UT ’■b.r Cewpsaj Is Um sesnirr. n NERVOUS roirciM 11 *■••• hlbis «a aR SssUaU. >Um. NEW YORK OBSERVER DISEASES. FT ,, lb. IommS Is AassellT -o' •i! »aM to tbs Csavaar. vrwius wlU gujinrss flirre res.1 J'.™ .THE CHVBCHMAH. liT 8! UISUT Sifter JOHff EGBERT 0R THE BOST REASONABLE TERIS. ‘' B, H. MALLOR’ -—: WM. UPJOKff ... lTh* JL”?* “ Coramedlwee. eaatalelag 13 Boom.. Rx «, ltM m u —' c. a scon ryrtcgj rte-wu. s»d «jt ALT. FOR 81700 Ct, 1700 w’tF- •J-*01’ .yssrs ri lUprretet islr •>- W ill Isk* a food tlriM'fiaia aa (ral pt nd e good eaeortmeat ,f .lM CAKE. sal.Uid CUEESK; alee. FAMILY GROCERIES, Tbe Meaictas fee Wheeplsg Ceegb. ..•toSr. Nstetoesolls.tosrsSw g,«ss sgre, blss.d sltotoi imui ,JUf Is um -tn?, s «Mgb- TM. .. . aZT, sAIMrea ssr^tH to tees. sU^tee M cm Candies. Lemons, ■ Ts.-3.Sii:: J. G. RARROtl Oranges, Nuts, $c. C«.b paid ter all blade te rip. Pnilto, Decrire, Belter, Lard and Egg,, at III Ninety Acres. A«j«ialag the VOlot sf MlddlsslUs, .a 8s«tls< Twsstj^lgH. Thera always have been, and there etill ^tbaBaand. of pricsta and laymen hi the Church of Rome who • look mare at tbo giMt Christian doctrinrs which they bold ia common with Protestants, than Full Miuii'i rautd niiina Oil Bluet la n.w «<rU MM.MH sad Martaitai. at thine which separate them from Prot­ estants. Theee, aa they recognize Prot­ estanta aa fellow Christians, ahouLl, ia their turn, be recognized by Protestants. Aa tbo Church of Rome is constantly moving forward in tho opposite direction, aad widening the gulf which separates them from the remainder of the Christiaa world, thaae liberal Catholic., will be drawn nearer to a common Christianity, and this will be tlie case ths more they ■hall be treated by Protottanti ai felloe | Christiana. - Tit JlftW*. OIL YOUR HARNESS ! ®O Acres Improved ‘law? AND UNDER THE REST CULTIVATION TJREESI G»4 Buildings, Ffare., dbs. TREES! \ TIEES! tt Acne Wb«i oa tbs 0>aaadi Os. Ulrd a abteb will gw w|U, Ue hm. GRAND RIVKB NUBSERIES, ^' Price 860 an Acre. Lowell, Kent County, lich. c. a. fiOLBJX LTTOaXKY M Uw. P.MMIIW AIU.SU.S Uc .jUs ert.r. ul i*u u I»EA.CII TREKH. DAYlDfguOTWK^.L.1 n.rtlewh«rta.f I #2,000 IIEVVAR1) • I ’!*’* * Fl 7” ®f ’J* *• «1. ia X Irvi.g, bU«g.u a.I.roWMateuga ta NUdMUte. ted . .U« frwr w Acre. Iwprtete,-wkwh I WILL SELL FOB *3.300, Pnzxaox's Maoaxetx for December ia on otsr table in advance. It ia a splen­ did aumbsr, with two stcei engravings; a mammoth fashion plate,'colored pattern ia Berlin work, and nearly fifty wood cuts. We do not wander at the Ahnwsv arrafabtos of “Petarson,"—said to be the largest in the world—for it rtaDy fr" swr. /or Ite wna Lian uy s<Aw. Every lady ought to subcribe for iL Its ALixxonr Colous Faauos Platen art always tho latest and prettiest Its stories are tho best publiaod any whar*. In 1870, in addition to its usual quanify of abort stories, Fivb Osuoarai Osrr-Ruwr Normtrs will be giver,' LSQA1 NOHCIEB. arm AMERICAN GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA (OHPA.n, MO. • CHUMC11 STREET. SSBOOMiSis; HSSTIMOB HO A Portable Engine and *n l» <*><1 eeadiUea. >01 b. s.14 sa ruuuU. asscsig them “Tbs Prisoner of the Baafib,” by Abb & Stephens, -The Secret at Beetnas** Holose," by Jane C. Austin, “Aow it Faded/' by Frank Leo Baus- IIPOBTANT TO FAHIES! dict, Ac., Ac. About 1,000 pages of reading matter will be gives in 1870,19 Mammoth Colored Fashions and 14 sapevb Steal Engravings. The Magarino will be frttilf impretfi. The terms, however, will remain Two Doixabs a year k> aingle eubaoribers. A CbAiil u : t^r copite for »6.00, CALIFORNIA 4 OREGON SEED WHEAT AGENCY. BEST SEED WHEAT in the WORLD. I’rrtesly fro. fre. la^titem or olWr lw>Pw PlXie'T.’^teZu,AmU>U“ “icteli tete 18), “Oar Father Who Art in Heaven," an a premium. Fs ma tp^k, £». pr^iap. flow ia the time to got up SIXTY BUBHEL8 TO THE ACRE. Aad V.igbiag M *••■«• te U. Baasared Beteel. Dr.pwp.Ui sad Meeralgta Ctaba far 1879. Bperimenn of the Magarino eent gratis. AAdrean, Cbaxus J. Patzaour, 306 ; Chestnut .tract, FhiladslpLis. 0TW.«b! Pknasaa io any cub-;' amber te tbo Banna for 81.50. ' tats: ADMIN HTRATRIX'S batt. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-11-17.pdf 96e5e9379367611974d6b76ae0dbb13b PDF Text Text gkr Wasting* VOL. XIV, business Wirrrtcnj. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1869. ■NUMBER 30. £ortnj. CASIMTmSS1’ --------- OF---------- - WH. UPJOH-1. BOSTON CASH STORE! foiling! The oodenlgnad, SoperiaUodeola of Foor far Harry County, Io oAlag oo euiUnaU ef amoonl ef monlee oeteaeary to be ralaed for the support ef the County poor fur Ibe eneeing year, would rapectfally report that the aoMUOl of order* I. W. VfiOOMAN, DR. C. C. LI2.SLBT, 20 per Cent Cheaper than any other Store in Barry County. A STTNSET. Hastings, Mich., Feb. Jst., 1869. inorf. COMBADZB! EXCELSIOR H. aiYTOMt, HASTINGS CrASII STORE Arc now offering for win, a full Stuck of Now aid Soaaonabli! CtOOiLm. ncout’y purchased in th<- U»t cosu.ni markata al the fow« .t ptraubla prioj.f'ir «uh. Our atoek include a full lino of STAPLE AND FANCY . DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Ready-ma do Clothing, Hats & faps. Boots ft Shoos. Groc rrs, &c riT'Cit h paving wtomiia, ^irr us a rail. W« wffl cbe -rfu;ly show you_ff’ I our - tor!;, that wn may o^-ara pri™ w.th any otto* firut-chaa Bur. ;Win the kits'.?. Wo h tv* got the Goods and we want ’ o aeil^J thrm"and •'HmD try to wILyue all we can and wfll Mhafy you‘1—tit L-iTiafor tiuriatw-M to bur hen-. Wa warrant the pm-eaalnU be aatufectwy J ' We uill take in exchange for our pxxh. ’n c would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best -.3% enuine drugs HAHVST slSSSbS G whisht. Z ad->1.1'/ fclra-ued ou W«r Cui trti-. m OicL*c« UWt. Mutofovdei. HOLBHlI'JK fit JLLlLS, KTOn.u...—j &. medicines! Mopte Grave—. Orenjerillo—Mecry Brews. PralrUvUtoReilaad—Heron Deeley. rhoraepple-Jobo F. Emory Woodleod-Mllo T. Wheeler Yankee Sprtnp-Jelin W. B UchamdADackue^BlMklkoluCin Wm. IMUyfcrd. JnaUee Em, li Wm.ll Hayford, ~ «tt Traeera Phillipa, Vader BharUTa TU Board proceeded la the eleclion of a Chairmanbr ballon ■hereupon Jobo Keafia «aa dalr elected u poeh Cbainoao, La baring received a aujonty of oil Ue vousof the Boporviaore eleelMr. finwy awrod U..I ike Cbelr appoint a ounMitee of fire upon the e<i«aliraUeo of (be BEASONABLEPRICES! ft Hr. Tboaa. merrd that the report of the Com mi-Ueon Equllaatioo b« taken Uom «bo UM* and bo mode the apoeial order tot ttf o’clock p. m. Motion prevailed. Mr. J. M. MovIm, oo behalf ol Ito Barry County Agricultural Beoeiy. laid bolero Ui Dvanl a eerUkata. dulr ratified, ttonoid aoulrtj HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSHES, . Meura- Whreter. Dowry, ra* Wn. W Cole cuinirrm ox MitaxuAXxor* aintfi. Urwen. Cerpeoler. and UlntkHy. comarrtEK ox ArroartoyMXT Of T^XX couMimui o» covrrx bcgdixo*. Meeero. Brigge. Wfllbwie.end Oeiio H. Cole. "flreio H Cute appeared a* Sepernaor Meet of *e UUO ef Mapte Grave, tod _ _____ » •- April SO* 1WV-—T1-_____________________ ._________ uortror"11’- B.f. BROW-N-.M-D- NEW UA1KX. ™.<i.nurnrc W“ "" left ■ !»«■ Michigan-Exchange. Dmeet, FaascAat 1Mb. I4** >— uu« ur—“ svaya?; A^iiss. ay- .'-.--«..i.r uySiHSI �Bit Wssti'ajs gsantr. - L«or MT Ml THE MH! * mn. t, dtfaUuL CARRIAGE FACTORY! eh? Holbrook & Mill* for defendant. ther did you Hka it when the robots were thrashed into obedience. Neither do you like it bceooee Andy, tbs Aiderman, noy fee of five doHara. C. G. Holbrook is defeated.for the United States Senate for plaintiff; May A Buck, of Kalama- Neither do you like it because the na­ Norton vs. Israel S. Green auo, for defendant tional debt is being paid', but you do liks THE CIRCUIT COURT. Hiram llii* case a motion to allow the plaintiff ISTEW GOODS Well, neither did you like ft when faithful Abraham was firet eleetsd. Nei­ Rail Road prices SPAULDING’S HEW CASH STORE to see gold go up to 165, and era as ju- plevinl Tried by the Court; verdict for defendant of costa- Holbrook A Mills boots, and When yon found that gold WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE . ARE MOW NELLDia . ' HARDWARE Ccmar of Jeflhreon and Railroad Streets, HASTINGS. MICH. A Word In Season to the Citizens Of »A.IlItY C OUNTY i EVERYTHING TO PLEASE, * OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. counsel of <7 85. Swoasoy A Wood for fondant that many of yonr Wall Street brethren plainfiff; Holbrook A Milla for defend­ Joseph Tinkler n A. Philo Drake. Cheaper For than any House in Barry ant ' County. John W. Stebbins vs.'Jeremiah M. jury did not agree. Bweerey & Wood tho rebellion, when your southern breth­ AND . ren would got defeated in battle. That DOUBLE WAGOIYH. not property noticed, and consequently plaintiff; Holbrook A Milla, Balch, Smi­ was a greatly seduced majority in Ohio Direct from Factories. ^-SpecialitiesIn every depwtment. Tn Liaw Framr Assoirtan won stricken from ths calendar. Hol­ ley A Balch, and Wm, IL Burgher for the other day, that gives a Republican ever offered in- the County. brook A Milla for plaintiff; Balch, Smi­ Legislature ; which party is reduced the defendant , ley and Belch, for the defendant I AIM TO SELL Elias Wood va. Lorenxo D.- Gardner most, I wonder! But the poor fellows John Grotovant va. James W. Hotch­ "We hare now In Htook the lnr|ge«t variety of and Wm. 8, Chidester. Trespass on the must blow, for that la about all they can kiss. Trespass. Thia is a case Involv­ MRS. TA.YLOH COOKIWG, ' ing the alleged larceny of <20 in a tion of defendant on usual terms Bw^PARLOR COOK A.ND has a fins assortment of drunken spree, about which so much has I notice the death of Hon. Geo. A. rey A Wood for plaintiff Holbrook a PARLOR STOVES been heard. Tried by .jury, but they Coe, of Coldwater, in the Detroit Part at NEW HILLIXEKY GOODS HERE. Mills for defendant. did not agree, and they wore discharged as'TW brought to IKnetinsn*. C«ne oncasd all uud see thrns. Thomas Dolph va. Charles Dolph. As­ the 30th ult Another good and true 0. D. SFAOLDINB. and the case went over. C. G. Holbrook HARNESS SHOP—A Sns Stock of HarncM 0< hud. a­ sumpsit Thia caee was referred to Hon for plaintiff; Holbrook, Mills and Bur­ Il pairing done promptly on short notice. S.,C. Prindlo as rofaree. Holbrook A been somewhat acquainted with him, J£ASTINGN gher fur defendant ’ WIGHTMAN to GREBll.. Mills for plaintiff; C. G. Holbrook for Ilaatingv, Mieh. April 20, 18C9.—wly Charles Williams vs. Albert Badeo< k. ^.RAND RIVEN VALLEY teemed by all who did know him, I am defen lant Aa»umpoit Tried and submitted. H. avsured he will be greatly mourned and ixrAELixcxa. Wright for plaintiff; 0. G. Holbrook for Nathan Bartow and Wm. 8. Goodyear missed in Coldwater and the surrounding J. S. ■VA.W BRTTISrT, defendant Archibald McQueen against country. Walter Foster. Asainnp.it Tried by Times ore hard and dull with us. Judgment for plaintiff fur <221 87 and Court Verdict for plaintiff for <12 58, Money scare*, debts numerous, the mtiim holes actort and costa. John Carvoth for plaintiff ; fondants. Holbrook A Milla for plain­ H. Wright for defeudant tiff ; J. D. McCutcheon, of Charlotte, for aro lenient, a good many farm era and Benjamin Cotant and H. IL Mptiger defendants. AND WORK OUARANTEEll. va. Isaac Swarthont Replevin Tried Rad. James Carter vs. Ambrose Allen. Re­ by Court, and verdict for dofeudont for plevin. Verdict for plaintiff far <22 CO <108 07 and costs. Hulbrouk A Milk At Tho Confessional. end costa Bwecxry A Wood fur plain­ for plaintiffs; Bwoerey A Wood for de­ tiff Brick Pomeroy acta forth in his Donafendant Andrew J. Bownova. Richard Wat­ ml tho formidable wants of the Demo­ Samuel G. Davis va. W. B. French. FOR BADE. kins at al. Assumpsit Judgment for cratic party, of which he is a bright and Trespass. Thia action was for damage plaintiff for <382 08 and costa Bwee- shining light We quota : to real estate. Triod and submitted. It wants brain*. rey A Wood for plaintiff UABJ.OVV & GUODYEAD. H. Wright for plaintiff; John Carvoth Augustus Rower va George W. Hill It wants pluck. for defendant at al. Asanqiput Judgment for plain­ It wants unity of action. 30 !AL STREET, Stephen Crandall va Nelson T. FarkIt wants integrity of purpose. tiff for 8141 83 and costa.. Sweeney A In fact, there is no Democratic party Wood for plaintiff This was a coso of trespass for bodily in­ ------------------------- -—---------------- ran ac­ NEW Q90DS FOB FALL AND WINTER ! ceptation of tho term, though there ore jury. Continued on the usual forms. sumpait Judgment tor plaintiff fir Democrats enough to form a most .irroA. LATLttE ASSORTMENT. 0. G. Holbrook for plaintiff; Holbrook <136 53 and costs. Wm. H. Burgher aiatibto party, ana more. A Milla for.defendant for plaintiff. ■ David G. Robinson at aL vs. Andrew J. Gildarsloero and Luther Hyatt ApEuse. Assumpsit Judgment for plain­ Exchanfgecl We quote again< Dated, May 20. I860.- yl tiff for <159 06 and coats. Wm. H. “ They (the Democratic leaders) want damage to garden, Ac Continued on the rate of the tax-payer*, and the Burgher for plaintiff motion of defendants, on usual term* ’ D. Qfjkobinson at aL re. Wm. McNult •/ ^aad'kaUert, and sot up cockle-pen IMPORT 0. G. Holbrook for plaintiff; Holbrook idatlorms, meaning nothing; then talk Assumpsit Judgment for plaintiff lor by the hour to prove to. a Republican A Milla for defendant <108 92 «ud costs. Wm. IL Burgher that they mean one tiling, and another DOTY’S WASHING MACHINE Benjamin Miller va. Henry Sackett for plaintiff David G. Robinson at aL va. Henry D. UHIVEBSAL CLOTHES WRINGER. fondant on usual terms C. G. Hol­ West Assumpsit Judgnftnt for plain­ bottom dealing to reach the cards in the brook for plaidtiff; Dibble A Brown, of tiff for <180 68 and coats. Wa. H. ' We want eciual taxation, but dare Battle Creek, for defendant* Burgher fur plaintiff not say so openly.’ » Rufus W. Vester vs. John D. Lewis. •Womean greenbacks for bonds, but Action for slander. In this case the Nowton. Assumpsit This, caae was plaintiff was called three times, but not ‘ We mean to repudiate the” national WEDDING AND VISITING CAINS settled. Wm. H. Burgher for plaintiff. roepemding, a judgment of non suit, with debt but, boys, don't, mention ft to Mosee W. Field al aL vs. John Carvoth bondholders, or th?y will not vote with cost in favor of defendant, was entered. EXG n AVUD. c! a.'. Aasumpait Judgment fur plain­ PARUN GOODS, Holbrook & Milla for plaintiff; C. G. k 11 w ‘ Wo mean to protect the South when T I.'—" *** tiff for <133 75 and costs. H. Wright DRK8DKN VAbEM, Holbrook and Burgher im defendant M. S. SMITH AND CO., for plaintiff. TOILET SETTS, Martin T. Montgomery and Kiil-r.nl George W. Rulings- va Ernstus W. catch New England.’ ' Jewelers and Cooley ; Assumpsit Judgment for ' We must not denounce Republicans, GOLD, Replevin. This core waa continued on plaintiff for <250 and costs. C. G. Hol­ motion of plaintiff; Crane A Montgom­ brook for plaintiff ery for plaintiff; Swocwy A Wood for Betsey Grenell, Administratrix of tho Corner Wood-ward and Jef ­ • Wo won't adopt certain views and defendant estate of Benjamin C. Grenell, va Phil­ ideal of brave, earaeet Democrats until ferson Avenues, lip Leonard; Assumpsit Judgment fur they become popnlo.' " DETROIT, MICHNo candid and obeen ant mon can say plaintiff., for <317 75andoostt. George that the above is not photographically ac­ MAMOMDg, curate. Pomeroy knows his own party defendant*!. E«Ett*LDS, well; A-aumpsit Judgment forplainCoamiasioners of Highway of JobnsfKania. Worth for plaintiffs. on our debt and final repudiation of was struck from the calendar by the the greenbacks, advocated by “ certain Charles B. Benham; Assumpsit Secubrave and earnest Democrats,” become popular? There are no indications yet tinued on motion of defendant, on usual of that Democratic millenimn; but the George Purdy, Plaintiff in Error, vs. terms. C. G. Holbrook for plaintiff; signal defect of Pendleton on his green­ back platform is unite a symptom the Jamow ¥-***-1—. Defendant in Error, 8weexey A Wood for defendant. other way. The fad ia, that no party Catherine Troxwell, by her next friend, Wm. ’Troxwell, vs. Alexander rase want aver. H. Wright for plain- Price ; Slander. Continued by consent. the number Wm. H. Heyford for plaintiff; Holbrook result I PRICES TO SUIT! ISTEW That’s Big Talk, Try it Now. U'* —’ •V First-Class BUGGIES GOODS DA.ILY! STO FES! STOVES! STO KES! Genuine Articles. WOOLEN FACTORY! II W F We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. FREE OF CHARGE iw LAST SILVERSMITHS, TAXES! TAXES! A Milla for defendant toT«:r&mbuk; ^oy “ save u What it ought to do, and most do, if it would have any future, is to cut loose from them and defy them.—Tribaana and jUaaaiitar. H. Winter*. Plaintiff in Error ve. the Hardware nov9yr2 Alberts. Kellogg, a musician and inter, ot thia city, was quietly on his -----OF----- Oxixcxtillx, Not. 2d, 1860. R. C. BROWNING, Gen. Agent, oc-dtej ' EOeeiUuri MTMl. New York. Inyed griting until you hnvo almost for­ th* slightest protot assailed by an We have had rood for plaintiff; Holbrook A Hills for KEEPS TI1E LARGEST AID BEST STOCK OF beautiful Bradtoy H. A GOODYEAB. I h>ep corutantly on hand a larte and well selected of HARDWARE boutM of Jaffcrjon Street, Hutlngs, lieh., Had thinks I might improve ths time Qtus Buxton va Edwin H. Tlallory. ‘ Batons. 8MM. Q O. Hdtmqltcr ' tor pore epplra. Daniel 8. Woodward n. JOHN G. RUNYON . \ revolver, waa defective, and ths pistol BOOTS AND SHOES TWHNTT-fm PKB (Wyr. In the Oconty of Barry. BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTER'S TOOLS day to Plainwell, in Allegan County, and --HOMES AND FOBTUNES �imuii urn A Jcfieasm streets, SIXTY DAYS FROM JAPAN. "Tthere’i that?" First door West of tho Bonk, th* beet place to buy goods in Michigan? Thursday, will be wa u a. is chmh. iu,. t.n. M*,« .n, .Witw SWIEll OF RATtIT HUTS “YOY DON’T SAYl—What kind of Goods P* . sore xirmramw NEW AND PATENTED ARTICLES, THE ENDLESS MATCH! The Endlessn IVIatcli S Uui.<u, .ill “ g*P”*lly observed by our citizens. Twa Aeon. I’.rlor Sieve; Uw Csmrile Kete; u. s*.„. t»«. “ WHO DOES BUBIN1BB THEB»»’ DETROIT NOVELTY WORKS Emit ef K-.riffifcisat.ttKirL. Dxits (,r Gnrnux, Wool.—The connUy mourns tha loos of Major General John E. Wool, of tho United Stated Army a patriot soldier, who departed this life at his late reu lence in Troy, New k urk, on Thursday manung _ Waxtxo.—At tha office, a good, wil­ ling boy, from fourteen to sixteen yean vf ago. to kern the trade. Must be of steady habits, and come well recom­ mended. None other need apply. •* YES 8IR-EE They’ll make a tegf ■Bar run if you eany it to ’em.” REMOVAL. S. BUSH &.C€>. A copy is this year grion away to every subeeriber fort’.io Detroit Wedlg IVittoe. Ceils Weariig Apparel! DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! ALBLBT D. PIERCE: A CO*. WILLIAM MYERS, D«d«r la An Entire new Stock of DRY GOODS, Dnm Mediciia, firms, ranm, ra oiu, FAHY. numnan. • rrr Bin Barer. OYSTER & FRUIT MOUSE, Groceries and Produce, Ayer’s GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, Ouva Loo ix, tb° former actives, who left tho stage to engage in litnrature, and who has in some of her recent books created quite a sensation, is Writing n story for the Detroit TWLov. All Parsons Who Owe Hair Vigor, CHEAP CASH STORE For restoring Gray Hair to its neural Vitality and Color. ' Z>jld|^K Tho New Timothv (Concluded.) -­ Nx»»lt Comiltted.—Vs learn that tho gra'ling on tho Grand River Vullcy William M. Baker.’ Tho Janiaeariito—Henry 0,' Dwight Railroad, through to Grand Rap;ds. will Frances Palmer versus Fate - Aunic l»e completed this week, and through trains running by tho 16th of December. My Enemy’* Daughter—Joslin Too mu?h praise cannot be given the of­ ficers of tho Road for their determined M'Carthyt JoUp Cbre, tho Persian I’oet—Miiria efiorte t< complete this important thor- Tn Van Bm Tnh> BbiBiaj Tn for On DoBn aad TUV O“* “ tU FAHY. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CitxxD We learn that the Her. ExSPECIAL NOTICES. oir Crsria, Pastor of tho Baptist Church in this village, hm» received a unanimous The following is its table of contents How Hostetter'a Bitten Cure Dyspepala and pressing call the Baptist Chnreb for November. No other recommend in in Battle Creek, and will probably ae- needed: Beast, Bird and Fish—Burt G.- Wil­ der. With eight illustrations. Oocidsnt and Orient—Susan J. Adams. Mountaineering on tho Pacific—Ed­ ward F. Coleman. With twenty illusFrtsr Lxcrcxa or rax Sbasox—Scir.icr, Ixmrccnox axd Axrszxxrr Cox­ A Health Trip to the Tropics-Thos. Dr. Adolphus will deliver a lecC. Evans. With nine illustrations. tcre nt Union Hal! on Wednesday even­ Change—Mary N. Prescott. . ing, 24th inat, on the interesting topic of A lirare Lady—By the Author of the Psychology of tho Ago, embracing •• John Ilali fox, Gentleman.’’ With two nil its collateral ecienc.-s and philosophy. Price of Admission 15 cents. Elizabeth's Heifer—Alice Carey. ebwp ad ata* at Bauu * Hann. FAIRY SEWING MACHINE. Only 15 for a Perfect Sewing Machine ’ PRICES REDUCED! Music & Jewelry. jg'OTICE.-TO SAVE new the cheapest paper in the Wat PRICES RED VCED! — Green atreota, on Tuesday evening next A cordial inritntiutt is extended to alL Tho Detroit Teittau has reduced its club rates, and ooaaulering ite quality is ‘THE FATRV* CASH SYSTEM! S>aiL.—The firet social of the^phmn i Dickey compelled him to resign. and never fail of gutting suited 1" - COME LET'S GO DOWN 1 City Drug Score. F. D. Hianaui, Jueiry trth. .lUt.-lf ............ Tho Michigm Ahnatue is a valuable TsDaw. writ......... teuw. p» lb........ little publication a>ntaming a thousand things that every atou-n alrould know, yet which are nut generally obtainable. A dressing which is at one* agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded er gray 0FFF.RS SOME RARE ATTRAC­ TIONS, AND AT THE SAME TIME A REDUCTION IN PRICES TO CLUBS A.t Once'-NO W. RUSSELL & NEVINS At Once-NOW. can restore the _________ s are destroyed, i atrophied and decayed, remain can ba saved for ----------------- j this spplicaliou. Instead of fouling the hair- with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasteual use will prevent the hair from turning gray or felling off, and consequently prevent baldncse. Free At Once-NOW. WcMetm B’Aal fFe fity, Fr Mean What Wt .Soy, HAIR DRESSING, We Mean What We Sag, nothing elw can be found oo desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does oet soil white cambric, and yet teste long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY AND MUST H IVE OUR J’AY OLIVE LOGAN, make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, lbs Vigor cai only benefit but not harm iu If wanted merely for a . AND MUST HAVE OUR PAT A tat Id Imj Sitalte, EXAMINE PRICES WITH OUT XUCXaA.'T. WITHOUT DKLA.Y. ’ WITHOUT DELA.Y. J Malntoab. Border Reminiscences.—Randolph B. Woaxs Will. Th* new arrangement Marcy. of Rcsaatx & Nivas to sell goods for On Digestion and- Food-Alfred L. cash. Call and see. novHw’d CarwU. The New Akbomiit-C. P. Cranch Doerr U. 8. Mambam.—It gives us Early Inventions of tho Chinreo-W. great plMuum to not® the appointment of 1. W. Vrooman as Deputy United H. 1 P. Martin. Tho International Boat Race—M. D. Stales Marshall, vice Gcnoral William Conway. • H. Dickey, resigned. Tho appointment Editor’s Easy Chair. i« every way fit to be made, and we teaElitar’s Book Table. gratulato the rerip<mt-of this few and Editor’s Summary— With the public on the selection, inasmuch as ( tho business engagements of General " About tho first of Daeember.” Coma, " CHARGE HIGH—do they P of tho M. E. Church will be entertain*-! !>y Mr-. D. St.ikor, comer Jefforsqn and - “Ohl that feller that gob bunuriosrt’— When'd he get into that now placeP' Ht«-aai sand Wastes1 Gauges, go down end ew his now stare ! Wr«Hgbt Irww PJj»e and FHUstga, 1 ®° f^ey do much work M. J.YARJTELE, BANKERS. colxsctto.w sumf a tutrmt A Fixx assortment of Now Goods, Ex turn. Wo caution our readers tn bought since tha late decline in price*, examine th>-ir ebinuteya and stove pipes for sale vary cheap at the cash store of and see that all is safe. A very little Rvssxu A Nxnxs. nov0w2 caution may uro much loss. o-glii'are. ' Bran Goodi BOWNE A GaLIXJWAY, Famed Awat.—George Peabody, tho celebrated English banker, and one of tho moat benevolrnt met of the age, and Robert J. Walker, long ono of the lead­ ing Statesmen of thia country, and one of the ablest of American Financiers, hare died during the past week.* " Peace to their a^hre.” '■The Lli .it King" is tho odd title of an original story about to lie published in tho Detreit Trittau. It is from the pen of Olive 1-ognn, and a it tho puMi-.be.-a of ilio TrittMt several hundred dollars. F. D. ACKLEY* Far Um, Osa, W*Ur, saS U» HarSnrv TrxU. BUSINESS CARDS. Paoncct—The depreae-on in all kinds of Produce don’t seem to affi-ct tho price of butter. It keeps right up to green­ back pt ices. TxxrraAxcx Mxrnxo —Wo learn that the Temperance Meeting held at the Court House, on Monday and Tuesday evenings last, were quite enthusiastic. Rxv. J. Rramu, of Detroit, and other sp-akors wore on hand, and the argu­ ments was well timed and to the point “ Where’e ye 'gain1.'’ TO THE CiTIDEDGG STDHl Looo MHRA W.-VTED, HALL'S Raju." navwu siauAN HAIR iR£N£W£R. GEORGE PRESTON xgw &■ Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, Cash Premiums for the Largest Clubs. �t*>ii Nonraa. wa Bo art know, but tho aoagaxine ia a hundrsd par wot more interesting than it wm six months ago. Tha November number contains surcrul articles which will attract immediate notice. Tho vetarand portrait painter, Thomas Gully, gives a chapter of his “Reconectiona” abounding in excellent anecdote. The authorose of -The Hair of Redciffe” givea'a'sketch cf “Madame do Chantal,” O.nerai J. 0. Wihoa troaU pleasantly of doct. Danil’s NERVINE AlfEUCAN Lffi INSURANCE COIPAKY, LKVIGORATOR. HOW-MAKE "“FARM PAY “Marriages among Men of Genius; Mr*. continues has remarks on “Books and Reading.” Some interest will be Mi in the following “amatory verses' ’ by FiUGreene Hallock, which are now publish­ ed for the first time, though their merit, certainly, is not remarkable. They were written in 1814: NERVOUS DISEASES. JWlt*a^S£U* COMMISSIONERS NOTICE^ NEW YORK OBSERVER rUANCERY Q" THE KOST OtASOHlBU TERIS. hue. lOKCAKacwm. ttaasUtaat, »«> ^Or-V,,.yJ,Oi-Vri‘ < CU lRlAS UfxK. •nay e. mSk. Candies, Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, $C. stiSm Harper's Magazine. Ninety A.cre0i Haxraa’s Mioxxrxa, apart from tho illustrations contains from fifty to ouo hundred per cent, more matter than any similar periodical issued in the English Analog the Villa*• ot MlUlsrilk. <m “IfcWiriMMRK il’K lz*4 •'•<> C*b»r w..ri ntPultes »<t, New V..> language. earnest. Motens or mt ranas. The moat popular Monthly in L YOUR HARNESS! the 3RB pr-par. ! H*«*mOftDtxei , la a*« ttyls «*ui. ne« an ! iuit«u!»cl iXW'j-R :“K?—'-sMtfij. Tiir.Es: T5EEJI TREES! t’noaKTEonnr.n. GBAUD RIVKR NURSERIES, Lowell, Kent County, Rich. world.—Arw Fsri OfamerWe must refer informs of eulogy to the high tone and varied excellenaa of EmUMW lair.; Haarxa’a Msoimra—a journal with a AC monthly circulation of about 120,000 oopioa—in whose pages are to be found some of the choicest light and general reading of the day. We apeak of this work as an evidence of tho culture of tho American people; and tho popularity it has acquired is merited. E^ch Number contains fully 144 pages of reading mat-' tar, appropriate!} illustrated with good woodcuts; and it combines in itself the racy montlily and tho more philosophical of BBEAT ATLANTIC hHD PACIFIC quarterly, blended with best features o. ' iwa i-mansW* the daily journal. It Ims great power ia the dissemination of a lore of pure literature.—THJmw’r Gniit to American MORTGAGE SALE. tJXSEMTS, ikr~ han.tnrt ,r. • • • All the psriodcals which tho Hnrpece published rr» almost ideally well ed- Agents! Bead This! itad.—ruA'-fcta, a: r. We can account for its success only ty tbs simple fact that it meets precisely the popular tails furnishing a variety of 81140 IMPORTANT TO FARMERS! CALIFORNIA k OREGON Terms: Bjuum'e Hisuan, one year----- >4.00 Aa Extra Q>py of ciihsr the MaSszxxx, Wxxxlt, or Biux will bo supplied gmlie for every Club of Fnt Bcmcxibxss at H.00 each, in one remiUauct'; or. Six OofiM for MO-OU, without extra copy. CIS KMZJfcx:_________________ _ . .. ’ -iMdli)*, <npri Mil, “““ vnni o«c>j . F. D. ACKLEY, Agent. Hwting., Minh SIXTY. BV.SHELS TO THE ACRE. And Wrirttnr .... PRICES: * *T f ' MoTBun.’. Uuuan, U MM da. .ill b. ■«> by . Mgu ■* of . ft* r-fti MO wl—« Bi^lo wlawoo. I? nul IP," ww. n* —K fa ted. UK. HI.—*. K, -4 ptettelj Th, • on Bun.'. M—um ia tl->iTj-r.*teh-..ib. i-ud .i IA’»I/ H. TUOJt s£ n-j .-T Ii GqldsA SiNef Watches, 1■ OLOCXX *■ na» CMa Jow.by, SM Sira mi Flaw M U’ T“0BAA . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-11-24.pdf f54510f0580a44ba74bddf308016fec6 PDF Text Text J»»ner 8kt fjastmgs Conner geo. m. ■inm reaiuiag BY GEO. M. DEWEY. “ With Mallee toward nona,—with Charity for alL—with JlnuMos ia tha Right." 4 VOL. XIV. ’ TXUU.-ILM n> ABMVM. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1869. SitintM Jirfrtorj. She JRRjtinjM gltin. NUMBER 31. A SUCCESS! CHARLES H. BAUER. GRAND OPENING JOHN ROBERTS, ,ltTsrJ^j«La«8Sw?tinS£; Dw*uiw X. H. MALLORY, DAXIEL. STKIKEB, Clerk. WJf. UPJOHM, •>. IImiIsis. db. BOSTON CASH STORE! z" c. o. scon. DAKIKLUTBIKEK. Clerk. sil l. STKIU*. <:«» DRY GOODS. H. 1. HAirrr. CLOTHING. fte?. priaUas SUU 1 w. Vbooku. sprang upon their to the earth. Lranora trembled wit hsxcitomont dad spprelienoion, e xpecti ng nothing lees thm to witness the horrible butohery ct h«r father and lover at ones. * But this did not seem to bo the purpose BOOTS & SHOES. ■ I bu,.o,~ vilh ,r>u|>u,M*. Aiusltoa fi.MI •..IfiiM taroasUsMl Uib Md sdjoiaiss “ DRrcTinjHSLET, GROCERIES, &C u rameitslly aabetltM. JOBS w. BAI0G8, Cbairoaa. 20 per Cent. Cheaper than any other Store in Barry County. LEOBORA BROWS. Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st., I860.—yl ATTENTI0E, COMRADES! rtTZCSltAl.l* lM3r. Xo ttu. A. R-Mwtt ths tns/Mar MMteaia ~<h n<o:h. «t JKwsMk, “•“nA'ttnvF- J. G. H kRROIVS, ,PH£K. R ,->!».isP-MCBi. DuUdiM ■ Buvst. >*Ml<na ealarsad IS UI. tM. S ts ws-srt-Urssei lad* Isk. mwwkbji as. us P.O.sad st anoic cu- EXCELSIOR CTHIKEIt. Clerk. ■UUCM.I u Ibvir report ibtrvoo : THE PROPRIETORS OF THE WH. H. HATEORD. Momr, oct. 18. a. », 1869. I 5 Goods, recently purchased in the beet eastern markets at the lowest possible prices for cash. ' tijir stock includes a full lino of J. P. ROBERTS ft CO.. OiiBill H STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, t ! Cloths and Ready-made Clothing. Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoos, Groceries, &c. C. 0. HOLBROOK,, WM. H. JEWELL. fjy CsLih paring cuatomtm, give us a call. We will cheerfully allow you^JEI our stock, that you may compare prices with any other first-class Store HJ-in the State. We have got the Goods and we want to eeM_£El them, and shall try to soil you nil wo can and will satisfy you that it Hris for your interest to buy hero. We warranttho prices shall bosatiMactory. We will take in exchange fcM our goods, JOHB MICHAEL. Butter & EgRs. Dried Fruit, &c., WM. L. COBB, Be would not forget thatfea are Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines in the world— UieeJ t>r ,ia; U, u> Ul CIm t’*t J P H.b«n ATTOItXET a»N>»/ewU« alia Th— b> ..n> or . «^1»~ will . «n rfbi.6~.OTk. F»-l<“-“l-'‘'“ Co-’e Drug Bt-re, south-side State Street HA3TINGS HfftjBB. Hastings May 19 th, 1869. — yl . COII X BA .1 Siam an4 C.urah euvsta. Haeltaes. iU°<^ enuine drugs hihtznmHis Mr. D^krnoe' s i lt w IiafflfflBfii DAS1ELKHUKE*. Clerk. & medicines! TCSSliLXS yj'tddlovlUw Kxohsnire. * JAUBJOUNSrOS. PssMewc. HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! WM. JOBES, ‘ G-EO. O. ’WORTH, rie chickens, partridge,, wild water1 iuoky morning by a lucky shot through the eye into the bruin, she killed a bear. When she came home with the news, her father could scarcely credit her. But knowing her jicrfectiy truthful nature, hardly expect any resistance from a and insisted JH «i easy and “ crowded " felt Walter Brown.. , are with stout rawhide thongs, laid them down in tbs bottom of their cenoee, to a handsome young trapper by the strode gaily and laughingly along to­ name of Watson, who bad joined her wards ths house, without any attempt at father in business. concealment. ' ... Thadeath of the mother had made it Leonora's heart grew aa hard as a necessary to postpone the wedding. And stone, and her nerves, which flattered a into the interim old Walter desired to little before, now grow aa firm as steel. She had put fresh waterproof eape opoa 4? hunting and trapping were bad. As the young man had proved up and pre-empt-, ud a quarter section of land near TayWs Falls, he did not wish either to sell brushes, varnish, turpentine jvst received deputed. Brown lived in Minnesota fur three rtt Aft POUND# STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD. . ^°UU OJtDA genuine English crows lead. OKnn POUND# hahtCutt pure lead. ZDuU 1000 POVJ’DS CESt',XB FRENCH ZINC. ■ho trained the death dealing tabs steadily at the cheat of the rearmost In­ dian for an instant, and fired. Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. Ilrar iP-U DAIHI. u. »a «bs aw »»»»»{• T AXD PLASTER, ““ n(.ia J. P. ROBERTS A CO. Hustings, April 20th, 1869.—wyl. OUXOrATBlC Physfcisa sad hugeae. D STRIKER, Clark. DAMIU.8TB1XK8. Clark. mnAT nomrrso, ocr. 10, 1869. Michigan Exchange. To Treat ail Kindi of Diseasee K. MEKKICKa DAXIKLSTlUKEn. cl«-k. Gold & Silver Watches, S41 SUrer Hi M <«■ “Notyet, Leonora!" She paused, aad then, as if by inspi­ ration, flashed the thought into bee mfad: “Wait until they get nearer the house, and then shoot the bin dmuet one ion of marriage Sian bad about We briy our Goods diJ'ec$,15r:9"21?rSe Manufacturers, and sell at FRILLS that defies competition. NEW The girl the uuuerb emigration into Minnesota and Wiscon- Cealed herself GRANT A PHILLIPS. AT TUB H neoota, there lived a sturdy, white-haired .n,named Walter Brown. He of those adventurous enirita flmlied and her face flushed with anger. found in tho van of avdanc- “See! there ia a fourth canoe, which they no doubt suppose will carry me. Thu viMtonous work has been wen calI ho profbeud depths of uninhabitable culatea^iut you have mistaken roar gfal forests. But the country became more and more thickly settled, and Walter Brown became uneasy. His wife had borne him a daughter the third or fourth year of their residence at the headwaters of the 8t Croix, whom ho called Leonora. 8he was a good girl, and the idol of her father. He purchased a rifle for her when ahe was only twelve yearn old, and me with tide took the utmost paiq* >n teaching her Six Dullots for the use of U. She was brave and steady of nerve, and soqn acquired wonderful IM Ur IllUin. PRICES! G REASONABLE K HOLBROOK ft MILLS, ITTORXE13 aa 1 C-amattor, al U«. aa rrf they shoved boldly oat into the lake, I paddled rapidly down toward where house stood. Leonora dirinod their tent instantly. o;; h w; .umaKWiw aalibny land warrants with his money, and' taka up all the land ha oouid •• swing." He might then many Leonors, and they would goto work, and after building plenty of stabling, ete^ would gut a good stock of cattle and �REW ADVERTISEMENTS. in u any meh grand work to be done which must be attended to, responsibili­ ties which must bo met, and the party which best attends to these matters, and which in the most willing spirit assumes these responsibilities, is th* party around “No shoot mo! Ko shoot me! Mo OUT FOR TK CMS! NEW GOODS W-iranoiox, D. Q, ? November 5th, I860. | hatchet gleamed for the throw, she raised tain that relation to the Slate. To his her rifle, and shot ths faitblM* scoundrel ceded tb, is not only its duty, but tany be * ad in his tracks. for it an additional star in a diadi m of joct -, but he uses language in relation to With the speed of a dear she now ran glory that is already without parallel one gentleman, although he might not intend it, that inflict* great injustice. I ALBIOH COLLEGE. Bui they felt they had no time to loss, and. hastily rearing up their teams and loodiag up their rulusblas they set out' for Uinnwftrxnliw .!.U ly, ami whore Leonora and Harry Wat­ son wore immediately mads on* fl-sb Gid Walter Brown and Harty Watson both did good service in th* Indian battlos which followed; and when the sav­ ages wore finally exterminated, they all went bock to their old home' on Grwm Wo fear no objection when we assume that Albion ia one of the most pleasant and delightful inland village* our Penin­ sular State atford*. Surrounded by an old and rich farming country, remarka­ ble, a* Schuyler Colfax justly observed, for it* large wheat crops and large Re­ publican majorities. Supplied by the “ young " Kalamazoo with on abundant water power, and communicating with the largo cities of the world by one of the best railroad* in existence, it seems to combine all those desirable qualities which make a village resiJcnee pleasant. on* of the largest stock farms in the' State; and Leonora, though a happy wife and mother, clings to her beautiful But the chief g!ory of Albion, the at­ revolving rifle, and yet occasionally use* traction which is paramount to all others, tt to kty bamlf in practice. is Albion College. Thi* institution is *o well known 8kt Hastings gnuner. throughout the State and the* United State* as to render a detailed history or eXOXOE X. DEWEY.. description superfluous. Suffice it, then. VDXWMLY, The Wark Before Us. ' CARRIAGE FACTORY! tills nation will center. Bxnu: . Wo ncod great reforms in tlio Civil but now that they warned so perfectly in Dxas 8i* • A friend ha* placed in my Service, a change in the melted of elect­ her power she lowered her rifle, and step­ hands a eopy of the Bjvxxa dated Sept. ing bur Presidents, a uniform Election ping fivm behind the tree, climbed the 22d, I860, in which I find a letter signed system of legislation that will protect by • Michigan ” occupying a prominent surpnse and Indignation of the the people from the encroachment of nil place, purporting to have been written at at tho sight of. the girl was in­ Washington, and published as “Our tense, and forgetting hi* supplicating cry monopolies, no matter in what guhe, or Washington Letter.’’ h* put hi* band behind him and drew under what pretences, or under yr hat forth his tomahawk to throw at her. That the Republican party will take tiemen bidding poaitibna under ths Gov­ up these and other demand* of th* peo- ernment who were once citizens of Mich- 1 thetwo men, who embraced j^ARBY COUNTY *e*. He says “ this gentleman ia the doWyof Michigander*.” Thiaismyuat am! untrue in every particular. Mr. Moses is a true man all through He Rail Road prices WIGHTMAN & GREBLE SPAULOIIG’S NEW CASH STORE ARE MOW SELLIMO EVERYTHING TO PLEASE, HARDWARE HAJSTIMiS, MICH. * Wonl ln S»»" '• lhe M.ea OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PRICES TO SUIT! Cheaper for Ca«h than an ’ Coixnty. NEW That’s Big Talk, Try it.Now. First-Class BUGGIES GOODS Direct from Fectoriei. WSpocialitie. in every department. STO VES! STOVES! STO VES! COOKIJfG, PARLOR COOK AMD PARLOR STOVES has a fine assortment of - DOUBLE WAOONW. ■ Lsiaw are P«-mr Ass srzte, evsr offered m ths County. I AIM TO BELL Genuine Articles REM HILLINEBT GOODS I ERE. 0. D. 8PAULBINR. •r net, I tb*u U IIAH1VE88 SHOP—A fine Stock of Hornoss on hand. Ri­ ll thing from hie salary, and by judicious |£AHT114GB Ho has made but one purchase of real Comer cf Jefferwm and Railnad Su-wu, pairing done promptly on short notice. ■ WIGHTMAN At QREBLE. ‘ Hsitings, Mich. April 20, I860. jtcxrar LAIKMO S SA0IB1WR. B. WOOLEN FACTORY! that jiroved to l>e a good one. His char­ acter is above reproach. In 1861, the citizens of Michigan res­ II AITINII WoiLEN F ACTOR! ident here/for urgent reasons, organised the Michigan Soldien' Rsliaf Associa­ tion. Hon. J. M. Edmond* was its first (ALT AU Liam HUGH «t AAUIAW VAHIT TKAIXB KORTH AXU WORK OVSBASTEED. lectcd, on account of bi* integrity, for it* Treasurer, and wo* retained during all Batt TKAts- SOI III ty, for the same reason. He still holds the same position, for the organization FOR SALE. still survives. The funds it has dis­ pensed amounted to fifty thousand dol­ UAKLOW Sc GOODYEAR. lar*, ami Mr. Moses Las been the custo­ 1861, enjoyed full Collegiate power* and dian of tlus large am -nut, and nut a 30 CANAL. 8THEET, immunities, existing sineo that time un­ dime has been misappropriated or misder the immediate auspires oP the Meth­ •rr'tai. 1,400 miles under 8G0 miles without odist Episcopal Church; tliat it has suc­ REW SOOSS FOR FALL AND WINTER! One MansgemenL Change of coaches. cessfully struggled through all tho sm- genial and kind, and rommands univer* A I.Altai: ASSOUTMErtT. CLOTHING HOUSE ERIE To every !orer of hi* country, the work done during the last ten rears by thaRepnblioan party ia looked upon with aa nixed on the “ Schola’ship ” principle, eye warm, with pride and gratitude; and that the site of the building*, origi­ nally beautiful by nature, has been inaengrafted into the heart* of the masei XyHollr improved aud its beauty aug­ mented by art. The buildings hare re­ bn* for the purpose of defending the cently undergone thorough repairs and national honor, and bolding idtnet the improvements, its" libraries, museums ■ationzl unity, and gratitude, that a par­ and apparatus received many important RAILWAY, SKOAD aAVGK-OOUltLK TRACK ROOTS singular purity of mind and character, NEW YORK7 BOSTON, and unostentatious in Iris bearing. He ▲XaBJUN'V, drossM well, but not extravagantly, aud the term ” d™dy " might as appropriate­ OIL REGION* Of’pEMNBYLVAXIA ly bo applied to you, or to his lamented uncle, Bingham, as to him. I regret that ’’ Michigan ” should se­ Buffalo to N*w York. 423 miles, Dunkirk to New York, 480 miles, lect a gentinman so universally admired Clureland to Now York. 625miles, for his simple and unaffeettd manner*, Cincinnati to N. Y-, 860 UuIm, arid so highly respected for his mealy virtues as an object for disingenuous re­ marks anti uppruKiou* epiiheu. The term " dandy-' is offensive and unjust in ld0 SCO milos without change of coaches. I know Mr. Moeee intimately well, ty so often severely tried, had a mental grasp strong enough to enable it to grnp yond all precedent—all of which amtribute to giro Albion College an impe­ tus which shall- not cuhmriafo, we trust, until American education ami American Christianity shall foel it* power in an un­ precedented degree. Ex-President Jocelyn, who-o a-imini-tratiun eloood with the last Collegiate behalf from a sense of justice. _________ GRAND BAPIDG. We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. -Kxdmngred FREE OF CHARGE. Dated, May 26, 18C9.-.yl Jste ■o.Aityrt.ira*. JOHNG. RUNYON IMPORT JefTerwa Street, Hastings, Rich., KEEPS THE LARGEST Plated Wan. STERUVC AXD BEST STOCK (tf BOOTS AND SHOTS WEDOISA AMD VISITINQ CARBS What I PAM AX GOODS, done better than did they who were olo- with the ability and efficiency which marked the progress of ths institution while under his oontruh He did. for Al­ bion College what Dr. Haven has done thing, they doubtless undo mistake And sin ch there must be a change of rsyisw, we rejoice that we can congratu­ eight - but to entertain the idea that late the friends of Albion College on they wore actuated by scrdil motives, I their good fortune in having secured a* that they prostituted place and power to his sureeaeor a man of th* sterling qual­ low and ignoble purposes, that they ever ities and distinquishod reputation of the new President, Rov. J. L. G. McKown. With the present able faculty, agreeable of the dark days through which they la­ surroundings and glorious prospects, the bored in their lore of selfish promotion future cannot but be a marked sncce,*. Students are flocking in from every State in the Union, from the Canadas, and Other parties, in their hour of power, from the islands of the ocean. The num­ ber enrolled for the present term is cue hundred and fifty.- M. S. SMITH AND GO. Micltignn resident here, and of all that TOILET SETTS. Very Respectfully. fcrtSSlfflMl!; stand that during the fall and winter it is »he intention of O. H. Kixx.it, Secre­ HXPItESH HAIL-1.0 tary of th* National Grange, to .visit the prominent town* in Illinois, Michigan ___ _ CINCINNATI EXFRESH. dsilr, meeds the Republican party is strong, not in other Eke the link* of an imperishable DBWffllXO GABES. OLOVBAxi ‘ HAKDXRRCHIEF Bo.xr>. COPAL ’ Thair rooms are TABI.E CLTLXBY. GOLD, SILVERSMITHS, Comer•H“oodtcard and Jef­ ferson Avenues, WMtt, MICH LIQHTM5U subordinate Granges, appoint deputies, and generally supervise the setabli-htneut of the Order. We most cheerfully commend both him and the Order to the editorial fraternity, and do »o after a per­ sons! acquaintance of years with him, and a familiarity with the interior of a Grunge. Farmer* arc advised to take advantage of hi* visit to organixn and ■tart right in th* work) a* there is no phion," ’Eclectic," and “Atheniades” one in the country more familiar with falJ to'rfnr out to the student richly carp.>ted and GOODS, MJ.VEB Hostings, Oct. Oth, i860.—if 1TORT HEAD over’s Sarsaparilla, diamonds. bset jewelry. MUSIC BOXES. Emeralds, pearls. STOXR American Watch Company, CAMEOS OTHER Hirn TAXES! TAXES! u 8nva it! the The Magazine (the official organ of the OHer) for November contains an excellent original *to>y, entitled ‘Ths Death Plot;" modarn education, and those eorieties affortnheee advantages pre-eminently. hsvu an interest in Albion College You information for the fratwrityjJ It nhould who are watching with ouch intunso inAxr.uc.ix Onn Parnow will next year be greatly enlarged aud improved, when the cation is the firm foundation upon which price will bo >2.50 a volume. Published wo stand ns a nation -our Colleges its by Job* W. Oss, No. W» Nassau SL( bulwark*. Posterity will bless you for New York. Axomxa Lor of tha celebrated-diving fine cast lined stove* iu*i arrirvd. The fed ia th* Grand Haver H. A. GOODYEAB aa President Z kMp MTulanUj/ on hana a iv£c ttUcM. Stock of 1-1 ARD^VARE bought of the Manufacturers , before the recent advance. Id the. vtide of Store, done, people wishing to purcliMe these moot useful erUclee, cu> aa.e et feeet 8 P store of nsafal informed >n you lay by in BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTER’S TOOLS Kept in a «r« U> b« xUd «t • ill «wrm« you u oSw U,u MHJ» BY AU. IMIVUUUT-! to’KV.l f IIEKE- �hSMWW ■Ti-W -J BA VXER StJPPLBMRWTNashville Correspondence. NaaaruiB, Not. 9th, 1M9. For tome time past but few ev.nts lave transpired which have varied th. u»uaJ routine of business or pleasure. Improvements are gradually being made, indicating that there still is vitali­ ty .li.ting. When all our citizens will usa their utmost exertions tn advance the iaterosta of the town by encouraging invtetmente, trade by making improve­ ments utxm their property's «u»d also m mg their influence for the social aud moral deration of tho community, instead of exhausting their vocabulaiy of invectives against the town, and discouraging every move mode far its improvement, then the town will prosper. Wo are proud to ray that our atone have just received tho largest asaortmeut of all kinds of good* that they hare bad ► inco being in business at thia place They believe th it their favorable perehaaoa, low freight*, small oxp-nace of a illing, and expcrieuco aa retail deal* a in vko it an object for all to call and ex­ amine their good . Gfflsnm PRICES 0994 TO COIRBSPIII! of the hard times, and in erd that those who pay eash may be able to get goods at DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. t. H. Burk A Co's, Column. HOLMES, -ft WEBSTER, An Entire now Stock of ' FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY [The following dialogue it said to have been overheard oa the corner of State 4 Jeffaraon street*, a fuw days ago.] “ Where'e ye ’ffoinl" WHOLESALE DEALERS IX TO THE CITY DRUGG STORE, “ Where’s thair: First door West of the Dank, th. be.t place to buy goods in Michigan 7 •• YOY DON'T BAY!—What kind of Goods F’ iS£: VERY LOWEST RATES. HDWARE, TOOLS. LOCKS. .arth what it ia, nthor than a rooetd hell, whieh it would be if liquor had its full away. Th. small pittauqc which the bar-tender receives from unthinkingly intemperate mon and woman is often needed for the bolter support of thrmclvcs and their families. He exros not whether it can be justly admitted to gain the comforts and riches of this world by one of th. mo«t degrading of employm.nts—an employment which fills our lind with beggars, orphans, widows aud criminal., and which multiplies the in­ matte of tho grave yard. We must temperance thoir profession, and tho conversion of the intemperate thoir chief business. Temperance is farcing its way into al­ most every land, and waving, a. wo may •ay, its blood stained banner over almoet •very people. We firmly believe that the ago of intemperance has almost passed away, end, although the liquoraillcr may continue his evil course, yet the cause of temperance will still ad­ vance’. _ .________ JScrar- — Prince Arthur, mindful of the com­ fortable and »afe conduct of the Great Western Railway, over which he recent­ ly traveled, ha. ncknowledgit by print­ ing the General Manager, Mr. Thoa. Swinyard, at Hamilton, with a valuable •corf pin, in shape of a gold horao shoe etudded with diamond nails, and sur­ mounted with a crown on which the monogram of the Prince gleams in diamonds, rubies and emeralds. It it gift of greet beauty and valu.- Olla, and r “ WHO DOES BUSINESS THRRBT• F. D. ACKLEY. “ Oh ! that feller that got burned out!— WEET •eu-.pernnre urpanizatiou, yet with F1 tetancs must «o»y that the Lodge, far .omo reason, ia doing but little at proa­ o it, yet wo hu]>e far an tiwakoning to action of tho Templars. We arc happy to say (yet aony to record nny) that si. have but two liquor aliops in our pleaaait village wher. intoxicating drink, are aild. Itaecmi to be difficult far cne to a te their own fault., or else we have acme ,]*eople who are destitute of a desire f< r doing that which is right 1’ct we b<Here that if they would stop far a mcm-mt to reoliro the destruction they were bringing on families, they would cease their traffic, and never cause any m<re to become victim, to the fatal cr.p. If they eiuid hut endeavor t, estimate the d.uiosrie cfllirttuus, the broken heart., the tears, tho groans, and tho erics that fol­ low os the result of drinking intoxicat­ ing liquors, they would blush at their own evil work. The liquor sellar, as well as those who associate with him, apeak lightly of temp-ranee organisa­ tions, yet they tbcmselroa are mush in­ debted to those organizations. They hero don. much to stay the deadly p'ague, tt&A have helped to make tlis PRINTS, Mattel. till >k» ov—c perfwl I anovwab«4| Bocreiap C'ruii “ About thn first of Deeembar.’ ’ Come, go down and se. his now store! “ 'Ntrrr San! Do they do mneh work there 7” “ YES 61 R-EE/Th./Il oak. a Sa./ Rar run if you .any it to W . CHARGE HIGH—do they F» 700, MEDICINES, FAINTS, <M IS, ate"—II« 'jest knows his little irnite, T«nxotin», ClromiMta. Wood*. Ora HtuSa. UrufKisU* GlaMWata, liragKiaU' Saa- COATS A CLARK’S THREAD, 8 cents. All ether thread & aeate per FINE STOCK OF FLMKLSI Cassimeret, Hosiery, Glowes, and nev,ir fail of getting suited I" _ ntkbtf la above llaaal Wbolsealt Cate raw —--1— 111 WooSvari Xritu. batroil. iok’s cough balsam's COME LET’S GO DOWN ’’—To the City Drug Store. F. D. A. Why take an Eastern Imptpsr, when a Better is Published at Hom. 1 K MBcuxsiar *«n ikvkjctobi 105. ror.iaa I’.lont I and I An»d» BaUdlaai. D-lrolt.»rr ■mas paianu st ■ rbut-r rala iK»a i ' TRIBUNE CHEAP=CHEAPEST A Good Balmoral Skirt for $LS6. Good twelve skilling; Tea for $1.40. Ota tRAND, SHELEY A CO.. Detroit FQR 1870 Michigan Balt and Nut Company. DETROIT. MICUm tMACHLM&BOLTS, OfFBBB SOME RARE ATTRAC■ TJVXS, AHB AT THE SAME TIME A REDUCTION IN BRICES TO CtUBS. .TON IRON A ENGINE WORKS, DETROIT, MICH., READ THIS. Ki ProportlMt Milla &> Engines. V Bond hr tbair DaacrlpKre t irculu. OYSTETLH! OLIVE LOGAN, ------ WE KEEP------ FAMILY GROCERIES “ THE IDIOT KZKG." PH I TV <3 HUI* BOTTOM. A Prosit la Everj Satanta, LTY DAYS FROM JAPAN. TEAS ! A’AJF CLUB RATES. tltoOB A WHKBLKR, CASH FAD FOB BHTT1 & SGCS. RUSSELL S NEVINS Hastings. Nov. SSth, 18SS ■EM OF axd FATES? KMHTS Mixrrirraaas or W AND PATENTED ARTICLES, ■tera Paleal KlghtlExchategr, O. Bte»n. 1*lOXarnteii Hui,MrM. TROIT NOVELTY WORKS Goods MACHINE KNIVES, Plainer, Shlagte. 8tov% Moulding. Feed and bB Kinds to Order. Mill Picks, Steam Heating, find in tho Grand Haven Herald an edi­ torial endorsing tho ro-nppointaiont»of Dr. Tirriit aa President of the Univer- •nd in the name of all that intenwte hu­ man pragreM, w. protest against tho ap­ pointment of any wino-bibber to that ot GOODS. EXAMINE PRICES WORDS OF WISDOM FOB YOUJKJ MBH. _ l-.r.ly.i., EpilaW. ProaehiiU. Uvatrrlo. R. TO COXSVMPTXVEB. Uy Dnlr^atam ia th. Mntbodist Epirou- .Ulceration sad U» ’ WmMiu.1 Coolraeud Limbi, KERRIClt. Gold & Silver Watches, Salii Silva tii Platt! Van thia victory in the esuae' of Christianity and right tha Church ia largely indebted way■ outapok<m far justice «udeqoB3Ky- Bssnss®-"- ■«SF J.C0UAFO*. Cash Premiums for tlie Largest Clubs. �and SHiMtUMumu. wn»tM ?*M* M MMT ••MTT*_ A la. Cm—TL. m DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! DEW AIVHTISWEITS. . bwl) Wa '*"» IM. rih (D.. i, November, FOEBiav in domestic DRY GOODS, THE ENDLESS MATCH! The EudJeHB IVIatch ! [The following dialogue h said to have been overheard on the corner of State A Jefferson streets a fisw days ago.] .“ Where e ye 'goinT' TO THE CITY DRUGG STORE, " V here’s thaif" procedonted in sorority and extent, visit­ ed the northern portion of tha United States during the past week. Reports from tho Atlantia coast and from tho Lakes report great damage to tho ship­ ping, accompanied by serious low of First door West of the Bank, the best place to buy goods ia Michigan? “ YOY DON’T BAY I—What kind of OoodeF’ BUSINESS CARDS. BOWNE & GALLOWAY, OrwAU Moris Tu Ci* or Paso use. —The historic event of the past week was the opening of the Sues C^naL unit­ ing the waters oi" the * Mediterranean with those of the Rod Sea, opeC-'sg a short line to tho Indies, that will practi­ cally revolutionise the commerce of the " 'Ncn Bin! Do they do mneh work I there F’ • WILLIAM MYERS, Music 4 Jewelry. AARON CLARK, PATENTS! UCnoXKNB. dalr BMSMdto lb, B ’SfesStsjSs DnaloUcMBnaiiis. CASH SYSTEM! ^arw"‘*rd/r'5#iSasror. THE DETROIT WEEKLY COB’S COUGH BALSAM ! publican from principle, and not because the Republican party is in tho ascend­ ant. We congratulate tho Republican : party on the selection of such a mail lor so important a position. I TnixKMxrixo Dat was appropriately noticed in our village by services in the Epieiopal and Methodist Churches. Wo learn that the sermons on tha occasion, in both houses, were exceedingly able and intoruting, and that one or both will shurtly appear in print "Oh IlbuUU.rlMgo, ben-do,:— When'd he get into that new plaooF' “ About tho first of December.’.' Ooms, go down and see his now store! " YES BIH-EE.;TL.J’H ml. ■ Bar run if you tarry it to ’em.’’ . . “ CHARGE HIGH—do they F’ “No, tlisir chargee are very moder­ ate”—He’jest knows his little “Neds /»•■/ ” ye know, I get my goods there, and never fail of getting suited I” • COME LET'S GO DOWN ”—To the City Drag Store. F. D. A. Arroiirrm. It gires u* great pleasure to note the appointment of Turuu I’hiuih,Eeq., as Assistant U.S. Asseseor for the lit District in the Fourth Congressional Di.trict of Michigan, be­ ing the County of Barry. Mr. P. ia one Dmitri eradicated, tho scalp made clean, and gray hair restored to ittf orig­ inal youthful beauty and vigor by tho use of NelTr FryeMle Sicilian Heir Rc- F. D. ACKLEY. Quinine. Annirtexa an Tmtvi-We invito the special attention of cur readers to the Prospectus of ths Detroit ^drertuvr and Tnlime, herewith published. This is tho Michigan paper, per tntUtntt, and should have a wide circulation. We fur­ nish the Baxjtxb and Adccrtirer and 7Kluxf for 43 00, aad each subscriber wilroceiru as a P««xium the Michigan AU manac, a statistical wurk of real value. Send in your subscription*. I. 0. G. T.—At a regular meeting ef Wi'd Flower Lodge, No. 44, L 0. G. T„ of III*tings, Mich., hold at their Hall on Monday evening; November 1st,’1869, the following officers were duly installed by G. W. C.T, Mr. Manchester, of Bat­ tle Crock: W. C. T„ Chancy A- Birute. W. R. H. e., Mrs. Tinkham, W. L. H. 8., Mrs. Wm. Jonee. W. V. T-, Mrs W. Hayd W. P., Mrs. J. Scidmore. W. S., B. F. Stienhoff. W. P. a, Frank Brindle. XV. M., Goo. Richmond. W. A. 6., Mr*. F. Allen. W. L. M , Miso Elida Morgan. W. I. Q-, Traver* Phillips. W. 0. Gm Dr. Frost •' WBO DOBS BUSINBBS THBBBT' BA-TSTKETYS-to T Rai B U N E Groceries and Produce, FOR 1870 PRICES REDUCED! JJOT1CE.-TO SAVE 0FFBBB SOME JURE RTTJUG ■ TI0NS, AlfB AT THE SAME TIME A REDUCTION IN \PRICES TO CtUBS. All Persons Who Owe FULTON IRON & ENGINE WORKS, DETROIT, MICH4" Ague la full Blast, .ad Oratly EaUrgtd, SPECIAL NOTICES. - READ THIS. Saw Mill. <fc Engines. Whose Accounts ’and W 8«s4 far lb.tr DflKrtpUre < irtulir. Whose Accounts and Whose Accounts and OLIVE LOGAN, .At Onctr-N OW. At Once-NOW. At Once~NOW. We Mean What We Say, j CHEAP CASH STORE. | We Mean What We Say, We Mean What We &ry, AND MUST DIVE OUR PAY Asuvxs —We autice that tho Fire Extinguishers recently purohaeed by our village have arrived, aud are ready fur UM. Wo oungratulate our citizen* that th.y have oroa this small protection egsirnt the ravages of firs, nnd only re­ gret that the parchase did not include a No. 1 Fixe Engine. SIXTY DAYS FROM JAPAN. AND MUST HAVE OUR PAT AND MUST HIVE OUR PAY WITHOUT DELAY, OWIEII OF MTEIT WITS xxa wirosTvrasur NEW AND PATENTED ARTICLES, ■ wwant Hotaos, “Bonaparte Hum­ boldt ” Noto, also, tho prospectus of is IL fashion paper of tho country, and should command a liberal patronage. Remember, wo furnish it, or either of Harper's pnh1»ftinea, our subscribers with the Basra, for >4 75 a year, cash ia advance. ’ W> Gcxe* Non—Wo are surprised to find in the Grand Haven Rirsif an edi­ torial endorsing tho ro-appwnttoent-of Dr. Tarnx as President of the Univerrity. Any such action would be a last­ ing disgrace to the State of Michigan, and ia tho name of all that interests Un­ man progress, wo protect against the apjxnntnientof say wiao-Liblxr to that or aay other educational poaitton. rf, Wl HALL'S aBr^j Kawai Sicilian KaM hair RUSSELL & NEVINS DETROIT NOVELTY WORES 2i£2f£W£R ■ rsnicuxi an cibmymbv examine prices Gold & Silver Watches, ITlao Gold Jewelry. : Wii Sher ui PM Wan OY8' Cash Premiums for the Largest Clubs. �SEW ADVERTISEWE9T8. Jortrs. LEGAL NOTICES. DOCT. DODD'S AMERICAN Iff! IMAICS (WAIT, PHILADELPHIA PA. ORGANIZED I860. ANNUAL INCOME , . PuW IHie. s.4 OrjA,,, U IMe, otherCeaip*ar lath.MsstiV. * It "‘‘■ALL POLICIES Xne-FarMtsbte. It kauea NkMi »1: dr-jaU. ,1m.. Oa lU HETUIlN PREMIUM rXaA.PT. th. lasers b Annual Ortditod all paid to the Compeay. Th. REDUCING PREMIUM PLAN /ar-~.«.7«»«r ....^AglQyi; DRUGS, MadieinM. Cbmlrate. Dy. - luA. P^Blaie Material., M«bl.#O.I..U-I. «... I'nra Win.. A Liquor. Tor m.4iral u*». Ammsaltraa Ac , Uw test to - ItesMaiimL rrcactiptteaa pul sp with Mr. sad Fid.llly, E R V I N E AXD INVIGORATOR. Tonic and Stomachic. GROCERIES, NERVOUS DISEASES. ■ooktafall kloSa. D.arira. Copy Mask* ka»(il lu.lructiu. lleok., l>. Mwep Wluoss of Dlckrea, rQ.it A*. Nar.k,! boretetta, Tuy Bouka. KbeM Muaia, Law MUaki, a tempi.!. stMrta.sL STATIONERY, Tilomen of New York; IKkVS riBHI rivtos Isirsa.U twy to NYUMACH. L1VKB. M»«nE£ tad ..tl.er r*. asd eapplte. FRESH Lift, tor th. wub i> eouaually uklaa pteM. It apyntoa ■laxly. tad with HLECr ud coed DlGUt f. ebwh II t.r»n.nl... araTOKKS th. »T d toSOUND HEALTH and HAPPlNEsK <rf 11. For tb. IIIhw* of Cbildbtxd and and M.lurilr a.4 Bild 1 •> III. A bMTd th. rate* af lb. Mlklaw rwU: Oa tbs will Mees. b. to. lb. Mrilebt i>lat; H. K*laJ th* eouat*!*’. .lady Killed.*, . Aad tnd tha th* teMlhlwa mine. PICTURES, A chute. mIkiIm of Atawteaa A far. •<t« Ll.r<|mu.. KiirraTteri. I'teiu u>4 <Me<«4 m>4 1‘ni.i., rick, «le««nt an-l chMp; • mval brauund wScriag-'****1-*- HOLIDAY ]OHUU ros 1BTO. PICTURE FRAMES NYA TIOr KICBIOA X-r.tka b-d-i.f i CUaMlEM HUltW. C.ca|4ateut. U UY E. Iicfo. DrLad.nl It Mltefaiarily a»M*ria< te U4a.il os kl. IbU.MM. ihsi iba ah... aasad V.hsdui i FAMILY GROCERIES, Candies. Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, $c. rchus-slri 7802 SENSE!!! TREES! Harper’s Bazar. A supplement containing numerous full-sized pattrens of u±oful articles ac­ companies the paper every fortnight, and occasionally an elegant Colored Fashion Harptr'i Bator contains 16 folio pages of ths sixe of Harprr't H'okiy, printed on superfine calendared paper, and is pub­ lished weekly. GRAND RIVKR NURSERIES, Lowell, Kent County, Rich. snAOAZLSft^MXSi THIRTY DOLLARS >86 -.•Yftfflgbft- K year Doctor or Drnitxi.l tar H««t Qob —It equal, (bluer, Qutelo.. M I d ASalaa Harftr't Bazar contains, besides pic­ by Sttii», Faaa A C. Cteari.t, Xtw York. tures, patterns, etc., a varioty of matter Aromatic ‘V’t.reta’bJe Soap of especial um and interest V> the family;, articles on health, dress, and liousekeep­ ing in all its branches; its editorial matter is specially adapted to the circle it is in­ tended to interest and instruct; and it' has, besides, good stories and literary zaattrr of merit It is not surprising tlial the journal, with such features, has achieved in s short time and immense success; for something of its kind was desired in thousand of families, and its jmhliaLers have filled tho demand. Tho young lady who bays a single number of -&ryw’. A~r is mads a subscriber for life.—Jftv Yark Xatoio, Pit. The Reser is excellent Like all the jJeriodicals which the Harpers publish, it ia almost ideally well edited, aud the daas of readers for whom it is intended —the mother and daughters in average families can not but profit by its good sense and gvodtatte, which, wo hare no doubt, ore to-day making vary many homes h*ppi« than they may have been before the woman began taking loosens ia personal and household and social V.an<<gems*t from this good-natured mentor.-—Ti* Naiia*. :SFE:k. S^^sss^t.E’S VIIYZBUL CLOTHEB WUIOZS. ».-iE(Hf.lK* CHANCERYORDER. LYDIA M. TOOM AS. "“r1-. A Portable Engine- and FRANKLIN H. THOMAS, /‘Vra^a.i. yS^j&da.v&isU!an; ^ssmssxwrisi“* ASTRONOMY .“•sur. GEORGE PRESTON Larg® A Well Selected Stock of groceries, Terms: Ifopw^s Itaaor, one year............... •4 00 An Extra Copy of either ths IfiyoMS, FasHy, or will be supplied grabs for every Club of Fivx bvbscukm at >4.00 each, in ana remittance; or, Six Osgies tor 120.00, without extra oopy. Babeeriptiocs to Zftrjwr't Jutpstow A-5 to cne address ftw one year, *10.00; or, two of Harper’s Ptri•Ml to om address for one year, — be suppl-dat any Asssr.fcr •<»»«» wtthont i^HOMES ABD FORTUNES � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-12-01.pdf e39701b2ee64daadc752a24ab3ceb3eb PDF Text Text She ’fitting, gsastr - ghr Hastings gssa»». ®l)c listings flanner rrsussM mu «tu»r, rr GEO. M. OEWEY, AT HWTJKG.% BARRY CO., MIC®. (>■«• o«cr Cole A Bea's Qraeery Bier*. mat Omtlloase lk«m. J. tide TXiai, -«i.6o ni utrnn. gortrg. A SUCCESS! GRAND OPENING over th. dreadful; IDLY WAITING. —JOF------- ” before me !** ' PreLie continued to stroke his JOHN ROBERTS, rtment Lookup, Morton—alwi^s look up F again «ujoine>l upon the invalid, taring all these fourteen years of ag’, I have not onoe doubted either the E. H. MALLORY. WJL UPJOHN, A. P DRAKE, M -D., KlgTii.—r’tfiSSRWf BOSTON CASH STORE! shall bo comforted.* DRY GOODS LATI or CAN ADA. «ue?«or I NUMBER 32. HASTINGS, MIC1UGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1869. VOL. XIV. first, before the gaxe of Dr. Hutton, who “ The handwriting is not fhmilwr P* read it aloud: *'* - - —• "AeisrtS.ttte. Toor ttiU r.m.~ |; - Tho physician started as if electrified. 1:nothing—except that it is evidently dis­ I believe that wo that the viliain who took her away could contrive to communicate with'»na every a glorious day of ioy beyond all this long rear since, nnd always on a particular night of sorrow I* Tbs face of the invalid lighted up with Ob. mother. ‘ Perhaps in Son Bruni irt'in perhaps in some rude hut in the interior, f-rj. ___ 1_____ -...1___ J— - CLOTHING GROCERIES, &C., J. HAMBY, 20 per Gent Cheaper than any other Store in Barry I. W. VR00MAN, County. •“"SIS r.____ a novel many people would not behove i*. But * truth is stranger than fiction.' " Mrs. Preble drew from her husband's Dr. Hutton, the family physician, for breast nockct his note-book, opened it to valleys and mountains. Yet I never soo whom Mrs. Preble had eent, entered the the proper page, and presented it to the a young girl in tho street, without turn­ ing to loox at her. I Lever hear a girt11 Lr. Hutton adjusted his spectacles, isb voice without listening ssgerir, half glanced over the page, and then slowly with white hair and beard, bat read tho group of entries aloud. The u0h, pitying Hoarvn,” sighed Dr. entry of ths first year is as follows: Hutton, dashing a flood of toare from boyishness of manner that sat well upon his eyes. u Will this iong agony never him. He had a kind heart and a dear BOOTS & SHOES, DR. C. 0. SCOTT, r^'TICINil PllTI,l!1“ “d S”****10- B4^rr'ul•■ DS C. C. L1SSLSY. All oar faith, witboot. Hostings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl “Acorn fl, 1856. Four J-w riill lien !" of an unfaltering trust in God’s mercy. And the next — " Th# lost mresage wo received from our " Acorn 9,1857. &u if tiiyeed .enemy eecms to point to #omo kind of a Aud the next— •• A corn 9, 1858. &w u irefl « «w/" ^“Iruo," assented Dr. Hutton, looking I lew... y-— - .----Medicino will do you no good, so long as And the next — "Truth Stranger than Pietion." your mind is in its present condition. 1 “ Acorn 0, 1859. Itmcfaryttleritfl" al tha message in question. “It is unlikd*u others. It says that his * reward And the next TH? PROPRIETORS OF THE must give you an opiate “NOt now, doctor," interposed the “Arevnfl, 1860. <SV« yrewtay rep- is at hand.' He means either that ha intends to many your daughter, or that Folsum street, overlooking Mission Bay, banker. “I cannot—must not—steep stands a palatial residence. to-day I I need to be broad awake now, The interior of thishouse is even mors for I cannot tell al any moment what the beantiful than its exterior, every opart- next may bring forth. I am looking for Preble, with forced calmness. **T(bday the culmination of all my years of anwe shall hove another meaaaga, no gtmh—for the crowning agony of the • - -­ douU What will it be?" The library especially realise, the whole. Perhaps even now—Ah, what The banker turned restlessly on his oil perfect ideal of an elegant and cul- y. that F' “Acorn 0, 1868. He started up willlr, and then, as the. sound that had disturbed him was not “ AoocrrO, 1864. Four Mi i» Mrrepented, hn sank back again on his cush­ Relayed. & better than this awful »uspen*o. Let it of ions, pallid and panting. tomF* G. r n st* ___ III *«*.!!, *hnv ^'n. w.-ill .!». VOU AF’ The doctor looked at Mrs. Preble with And the next — -;.1. ... 6-^U- Srn 1 A. if hia impatient words had precip­ “Arocn9, 1865. an anxious, questioning glance. itated a crisis, a stop was heard os tho Ho was Mr. Morton ProbU, for many “ It is the anniverearv? she replied to walk at this momenf years a leading benkrr of Han Frun- hie unspoken inquiry—“ the anniversary And the next— front door followed. cisco. »• , . at. “f °«r “Anotbsf mnsiaj vain that bay ,. Ah, _^n ■aid the doctor, “I re-1 5V« win take in exchange far our goods, It was in v» —— — the —broad ------------ winbanker. dowat ths south ami eml of the -room room had njeaber.’’ A aarrut soon en­ ter, which ho extended _ »—»t— rnto.. And what shall we got to-day! witiTper " 8it down, doctor, andI I will bearer is in the hall!'1 The physician looked up and fixed his ' richly carved book-cases end paintings— toll you the whole story. I can think of ------ gaso on the bereaved husband in vain that soft couches and luxunoui nothing «.Im> to-day. and am almost loughtful chain had been gathered around him. wild with apprehension and anxiety, but I BUJ wife. glijrrHatiij. EXCELSIOR ATTENTION, COMRADES! UAYFOKD. P. A-________* J. G. BIRROWA . Again there was a profound silence. sonwthing < convincedyyon that your daughter was still living.’ 'said Mr. Preble, “and “Yea, do every ann feeling his pulse. “ Quito a high fetor,’’ he said, after a The Broken Home. STAPLE AND FAN^Y G00DS AND NOTIONS, ' WRIGHT k. SMI doth, and WK. H. HAYFORD, ever !" 1 Butter & Eggs* Dried Fruit, &c., J. P. EGBERTS & CO. H« ,could not forid thatlwearo .limtfor onoof tho bod C. G. HOLBROOK. OBAN! 4 PHILLIPS. Hastings, May 19th, 1869.—yl J. ItflfwrwrJ. JsaoaW’M.teg-_________ JOHN MICHAEL, - ENUINE DRUGS & MEDICINES! WM. L. COBB, STORE. HABTIMGB HOUSE, J consult a sou* < 1t£T: Kt Ini beee roStlei oed PURE PAINTS <fc OILS! He lay on a sofa, in tho depths of the great bay window, the wreck of a once powerful man. His figure was titin and Lunt; hi. fare white m marble. h>. eyes haring an expreaiion of wofnl ap prehension, of harrowing anxiety, of BRUSHY, arts. hare strayed aww—" eyes again rovertii Hi. ply*- »* ‘■He will bs here at g»*ded them bath in friendly sympathy. it is aix already !" “ Wo shall hear of her again to-day." said Mr. Preble; “and what will the EreatbU ga^ly himaeH struggling foebly to a sitting I 2500™”” will this fatal Any novar, never pemr hemnrtnured; “nor bring us ing the library. ** It is Is F* cried the doctor, also ano­ Imw >auL “ The writer of those letters is uno uretionably the abductor of your cMd ! mid Dr. Hattoa. Have you any sut- ded, the door leading from the hall again “tb.1aUgih«t" r«d lU JhuMa. ** Noticing, with a Barrens start,that bo elo Jb. touched a boll upon a ta- nwxcu «.»c. “ Helen, no ten, wo-™ Before the echoes of his vrere hsd — . ■_ ____ 111* Wife •• She might havo strolled down to We buy our Goods db-ectly frorn^e I Denser . ...... ,w the physician's face, and wlus- Kie was a beautiful woman, of some « and thirtylyeare. graceful, with broad lAMRSJOHXSTOjt.PH!^^ rs.*BO. O. O.' CltH'-. Apnl Bhb. It contained ashn sown shape and equally well-known hand-writing, which the banker exhibited to his wife and tbo phvsidan. 'This line was as follows: merely phyrieal ailment had made him' what he was. • By what withering secret, by whatdeThia is the flth of August, 1868I" .troytag affifetion, had he ben thus ago- jMaio was stolen from us. •• Will call!" cried Mr. Preble, start­ - I-.raobn k." -M “>• “»• ■ “T see,” said Dr. Hutton. “ And thu niaadt thus haunted? thus hunted? no ing to hie feet, and gtering wildly •o noble and good ! he so wealthy and It “Yet might she not have' been tort. around. Hr. Preble? She wwt out Vx^pUy in "-Is coming hero F’ cried Mrs. Prebio, T x x E. jtFS“XB 2500r«n*. LBin. Invariably by poet,” replwd Mr. sician. “You knew us fourteen wars ago, doctor, ’ said Mr. Preble. “ Wo bred thor' brushes, vabnish, . HOLBROOK A MILLS. WI- JONKS, Vr. uuuvu T -------- —- — od himself, his foeo expressing the double solicitude of a frioad and phy­ J_____________ I did not! of her. She was w August, 1858. F« a yw <• bookstore If ffiewi. • the ^mvereary of be- . * ...A „ oritlan mosasRo you? No o»e aguro.i WQom yira <e.v mailed tn yon for one year by . Lullnd upou to testify—no one whom you ; three dollars to Robert Bonner,. “tr'Sw"' ■“ d*- e,uu*- Michigan _Exchang«. pr^Y^daer," she said, in a calm and . . • tntho ... _v_ bankart CASH FOR HIDES AND PKLTfl It tells ma Nor did it l^eUda tberdn. -Cct ’Affix' teal in the world. Se corrugated foreh^ of the . . .?____ “Hi gKsteiw. wnM"* " We have puxiied over th# problem for banknr and his wife in that direction, and then she foil heavily to the floor. Her ssteOM bad toft her Th. above we publish ns a apedmen chapter f but It will �NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JJARBY COUNTY THE Skt ftistrngs gsnnrt. CIRCUIT COURTk>> cta-ai^ CARRIAGE FACTORY! 'MtOMS-'M. DEWEY. NEW GOODS Court with tho proceeding* on thoChanDavid Bracket va Lydia Bracket Bill the noir United State* Judgreliip- WEDWDAT. WATCHMAl, WHAT OF THE HOUR. pint m Rail Road prices f.-rr divorce. Divorce granted, October 28th, 1869. Clement Smith, for com­ plainant. Michigan Infantry ft Detroit cm tho 18th Martha J. Waters vs. Daniel A. Watars. Dill for divorce. Decree granted, the wont condition in which with custody * of child, Octobsr 28th, 1860. Swecsey A Wood for oomplain- charges prisonoro from the Detroit House of Correction who were 'sent there for of mankind are constantly degenerating morally, ptyrieally, and, to some extant, mae tally I* pus the fact? and if true, what shall we say «f the propriety of suitrining Free Schools, Independent Churches, and a Free Proas. These axe the great educators of the people, and at no'Other time in the history of tho world W. P Wboar vs. Esther Wooer. Bill for divoroe. Divorco granted October 28th 1809. Holbrook A Mills for oom­ pin, riant' . Amby L. Ferris va Mary E- Ferris. Bill for divorce. Placed bank in the Files. Holbrook A Milla for complain- SPAULDIMG'S IEV CASH STORE being drunk, unless it.appeors that they were publicly and perpetually drunk. aoAB.—Ths South Haven 8~t~i of the 13th ult reys that the iron is" now laid EVERYTHING TO PLEATE, nounced as a fact that intemperance was That’s Big Talk. Try it Now. Gixxxal Matson - The Adssrhssr sad Corner of Jefferson sad Railroad Strosta, sellixo HARD WARE HABTINGS, micb. A Word In Season to the Clliwns of ■ OF EN'ERY DESCRIPTION, CBeuper -------------------- NEW First-Class BUGGIES GOODS DOUBLE WAGONa, Direct from Fwtorie.. sa-Speemlitie. in every department. STOFES! STOVESI STOVES! I AIM TO SELL Genuine Articles. COOKIXG, PARLOR COOK A.YD PARLOR STOrSS MKH. TAYLOR hat a fine attortment o/ SEW MILLHEST CSODS SEBE. s. i. sPAUisisa. ©▼er JJAITIIWM _ ----------- ---- — HABireSS SHOP—A *ne Suck of Homo., on h.nd. H Il p^ing i«- prapU, ~ d»rt °^}OHTMAN * GREBLE. Huthv. We*- ‘F*1 M. ,80”' WOOLEN FACTORY! IALT UBIBMMI I HIM J •' 1ABIUV vault A. Lvw, of tho Twenty-third Michigan Volunteer Infantry, is just rood rod. The rcary 1st, 1870. Wm. H. Hayford and General promise* to be present at tbs re­ Wm. Burgher for complainant; Hol­ union of the regiment, which tokee place brook A Mills for defendant Wilkins. ry of tho battle of Franklin." true? We affirm that it claim to know, from personal that there are to* total abstinence men in Russell Bill to redaem. Submitted on briofa T- C. Cutter for complainants ; tho community to-day where there was Harvey Wright for defendant Morgan Scoby, et al., va A. J- Wright fact, and few there be. who will venture An injunction to deny it, then intemperance is not on Treasurer of Carlton. ease. Bill demurred to and demurrer sustained and bill dismissed. Wm H. Hayford for complainants; Swoeaey'A which no man living has a warmer per­ sonal interest than we have, is alike true Wood for defendant Smith Sanford va Richard T. Flint et of the efforts of tho patriot and the phi­ lanthropist in every other department of of Deeds from recording mortgage deed human society. And it does ream al- ARE MOW PRICES’TO SUIT! Bill for divorce. Argued and submitted. keep it busy drawing balloting, ofc. true that Holbn>ok & Mills for complainant Bushrod W. Johnson va. Sophia D. Johnsen. Bill for divorce. Continued. won*, than indeed has the philanthroBalch, Smiley A Balch for •complainant mouth, New Hampshire, on the 23d ult-, Joon B. Adams, Republican, was electabandoning all hope of tho final triumph Bill to {foreclose a mortgage. Decree of the prindplss of justice and right granted for 8691 44 and costs, with peramong mem We are told, for absence from the vil-' mimion to sail January 1st, 1870. cumbent age on important businsea compelled us Burgher & Hayford for complainant i to forego the pleasure of bsing present, Holbrook A Milla for defendant Charles 8. Burton ’i Edwin Baxter that Dr. Rcssrit, in hi* Temperance Speech at the Court Houre, recently, an­ and Paul Wilkins. Bi? to foreclose a WIGHTMAN & GREBLE 11*»ti«mWooieiF*ctom CUSTOM CjfeltOINGt AND WOHK GUARANTEED. Cloth. Fl Sxor.—Atxxxr D Rxc«ix»*ox, the York Trite, was shot, and it is feared mortally wounded, in the editorial rooms of the Thfeow on Thursday last, by one McFarlano, of New York. It is a mat. OT. eass, but designed murder, neverthe­ less; although publie opinion will not favor severe penalties far sech offences. FOR BALE. UABLOW A GOODYBA«- CLOTHING HOUSE! _____ 30 CAMA.L STB.EET, GRAND RAPIDS DETROIT MACHIsfcRY. SEW IOODS FOB to say that instead of two cllaica a week at the Medical Department of the State of the Gospel of the Son of God pro­ Motion to dissolve injunction denisd with University, as heretofore, there will OR STEAM ENGINE t claiming the degenernry of man either costs and 810 attorney foe. Swoerey A henceforth bo but one. Every Saturday fknd or Clrwlsr s»d Fries List «• Wood for complainant; Q G. Holbrook FULTON IRON ANO ENGINE WORKF. afternoon will be given to tlinic lectures, morally or otherwise Nor do we see Elxchanigred. J. B. Wxrss. Tr>s.«W DETROIT. MICU. and George C. Worth for defendants. instruction and operations, Prof. Caoasr the slightest ovidhnee to convince any D.O4M.J M. 1K0 - Jl Wing T. Willison vs. Philander dark thinking men of the truth of any sush giving the surgical clinic*, and Professor etaL Bill for division. Wrongfully on P.rvra, tho medical. No charge is J. A T. McGREGOR. iheoxyIMPORT calendar. Sweorey A Wood for comOn tho contrary, wo believe in human dad* for iurgical or medical clinic ope­ progress; in a higher type of sorfaland plafeanL Holbrook 4 Mills for dsfand- rations or treatment. EUROPE, intellectual attainments. There is such Samuel C. Sprague vs. Noyce Darrow. a thing as a hrmy Present, as well as a Past, and the revwrcnci due tho Ut­ Bill for specific performance. Motion to dismiss granted without prejudice. , Hol­ the game of “Heads I win, Tails you Plated Ware. ter ought neve/ to stand as a grim, ghostly sentinel to bar and boat back brook & Mills for complainant Hwren? foee," played by the Republicans of Bex- ‘ A Wood and Harvey Wright for de­ risn County at the late Judicial Conven­ that honor which essay* to leap f/rth ■TER LI NG tion to rel.it a Judge for the Second Cir­ and crown the truly heroic yet humble fendant IVORY FANN. Geo. Swanson va. Lucy Y. Swanson. cuit The official canvass is as follows. workers of to-dsy. It is not absolutely WIBDIN8 ANB VISmu 8 CA Bill for divorce and answer. Referred BRONZE Surely comment is nnnscreeury. as the necessary that thoughts and deeds to Circuit Court Commiadoner to take figures speak fyr themedves. Majority should bn re to raako them useful testimony oa question of alimony. . CPARIAN GOODS. for Dsxnx Buckxan Democrat, of Case sublime or noble. He who acU well his "5 G. Holbrook for complainant, P. H Em­ DBESDEN VAbia. M. 8. SMITH AND CO., County, over Gw 8. Claft, Republican, TA BI E CtTLERT S’’ • erson for defendant. TOILET SETTS, of Berrien County, 511. y comes Fn.FJ^d^.L^^U|5H“(?G0Ulii rf s!l duet of GOLD, Casxisrar is furnishing us now egents GOODS, „ tian. Motion to dissolve the injunction for fuel, force, food, and many other im­ an unusually largo and attr-otlve a»SILVER DRESSING CASIlL Mrftmetit of l oreltp. Goode. W whose personal devotiaof txJdav in any with °°’U “d “ *Uorno’r ** “'*™wbich * ORtriTrna. their own Imjiortatlon. portant aids over tlioss we onee pooe+nirf that of the men - GLOVE mS Also, everything rid. and new la Jew­ Braach !!»«•». ,cesod. Port* from which commsres was IVOKT HEAD elry-. Holla Silver and Sliver PL-fROlr. IIANDKEBCIlfET C G. Holbrook and Geo. 0. Worth fur driven during tho hot months by their «! WowUindgn M. EmL ; Plated Ware, etc., ■OXEH, defendant •Whkhthay offer at torrible fevers, are vuited ail the yssr . Thomas Hitt vs. Clara H. Allen et aL Greatly Reduced Prices. CORAL With impunity now. Many local.ure m DIAMONDS, Bill to set aside tax deeds, Ae., with injunc­ the South and West, kept tenantlore by Mill OwH-a «Mt UlaiM Moriurety rf all tion. Motion to dissolve the injunction1 their deleterious miasmas, are now .611­ GARNET JEWKUtTS EJFKRALDS. -1------- in out midst And we confess to was granted st Chambers, and thecauseI ing up with populations under tho pro­ MUMU BOXES, maul. a.— but little patience with thoee croak­ stricken from the calendar by order of taction of Ana’s Ague Cure. Their afing guides, distrustful and despondent, STONE complainant’s attorney. Foot A Van‘ fiioting chill* and fever are so effectually American Watch Company, ■tiding by the highways of ffiis bustling CAMEOS Zile for complainant; C. G. Holbrook At ..... ___ >1nn life with long, woe-begen. Tfeagos, hik­ Goo. •C. Worth for defendant ing backward over the shoulder, and in Ellen McCoy va Geo. B. MeOoy. BUI t DETROIT BILLIARD TABLES. CELEUnATED ■ for divorce. Decree granted October 28th, 1WJ9, for dirorco from bod and mare.1’ while all about and around, unboard, with costs, and WOO alimony. notfoad by them, are life’s busy toilers, । Goa C. Worth for complainant' and C. Furnishing* battling with their might, andoftanumee r«rri«*»f r -Tai ItoMO , G. Holbrook for defendant run in two weeks from Ridgewav w Bo- L_r»ed Buss Hannah Burdick vs. Dorrance F- Bur- 1 e~ ILM * “R. moo, or. tho Michigan Air Ijno Ito*-, prerail, that knowledge may increase,’ dick. Bill for divorce. Dec; os granted ' C.BURCLKNR<»«1*C that the oppressed, phyrically or mental-’ October 29th, 1869. 6. G. Holbrook for reli.MShiCbleM"-»'•«!. Circular Saw M.111 We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. FREE OF CHARGE. M JOHNG. RUNYON Jefferson Street, Hastings, Hiehn KEEPS THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES In tho County of Barry. HOLIDAYS, Hastings, Orf. Cth. 1869.—If Ayer’s s^israsi&fSfEs. .TAXES! TAXES! DETROIT Si ISCELI.A WOW 0 A ED*. , complainant . Aurilla Smith va Horatio Smith. Bill eeemed to ua were the fnto which befell John Correth for complainant tor healthy, and eflectnal not always, cured The wrvv to make money i* to eave it; the way to eave it is to buy your ta, Ihi, IW fair .A fue^l all food fw three days, end it was feared that the result of the whim would end in insanity- Rum did it - The State Treasurer haa delivered Tmat xs Too Bab.—Mias Msrnx, ths over 848,500 of municipal bonds to the Washington school girl who was fas the Fort Wayne, ^ackKn: * Rad Co-rq nay Tb«y of that oompapyby the city ol JatfkMxn, and the townauf Fayette and Reading. therefrom cedent., being a perfect blonde, is not the -Mr. Sek W eouree at Madrid te fe­ only one who has horrified the guar­ hr th. adminisuatfon, aa m all dians of capital society. Her father, For rearing Cray Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. o,. Ml ' ---- OF 'wrepMUl tfWAMsai <i.« ‘• WOMEN by H. A. GOODYEAR I kap constantly on hand a large and weU selected Stack of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. mpZ^‘b. Vir -2 cily Uoefit but not ham it- If"-0’*4 HAIR DRESSING, lUir AMD ORNAMEtTTALTRBKa, In 1868. John B Goughrerived over 900 kind of scholars in the school, but afirt Lt a rich glossy ,in. iovu num. sons. a.. most useful articles, UU—A U,— T-V. “—“-"VYTDuaiba.-.. building materials, CARPENTER’S TOOLS SZiaWuTuitteacS®- tnsMOR York TW-eedtaWy-iy. that if Ccm- Kept in * first-claM Hardware LIME, j.roUEfcW*- �gtnrt and $»i»tttlaartra». NEW ADVERTISEMENTS I us. THE E.VDLESS MATCH! Tho Endlcae Match I WONDERFUL. WHAT ARE THEY DBBI1ZD HOGS. .’EKtaasr* BUSINESS CARDS. fcaAss, COMMERCIAL hardware tools, locks Music & Jewelry. Hp1* one of these are well worth two of any oilier stores made, end guaranteed to consume not morn than half tho fuel of ordinary atom. Call and see one in op­ eration at tlio store of ^'1Lsnk’^«;iiiucT7C,v Drift Mtiifl, Giwria, Quinine. i Ih-attbU a» O.a. -ttvatA. _ Baa Fraoalaea all B wrmaealo. (ML. and M sad M .EgF^'waxKsarst EwaSE Groceries and Produce, ASS': The finest, most pleasing, and costly engraving ever published in America, U> be pre-ented as a premium to AjR> General Grocer, lewnltlac la above Haa al VhalaaaiaCaah rate 1OOK AGENTS. 81’EC.TAL NOTICES. jq-OTICt-TO The engraving, 28 by S3 inches, is from the original painting, entitled, “Tax STRUGGLES AND TT.ICJIPHB Of The painting t ok a whole year, and la considered the fl neat of the entire list of numerous popular productions by Lille JI. Spencer, The engraving wa» the labor of four vearo, by three eminent nrtli'ta—John Rogens, John Halpin, and Samuel Hollyer; tho loot named having been Irduced to come from Europe to America expressly to On lab IL The en­ graven have ably seconded the euoeeesful labors of the painter. None but artists can fully appreciate the akill lavished on th!- engraving. Tbcgeneral effect i» very flue and impreaaive, and the delicate finish to the heads will bear tl।e moat minute Inspection. The union of line and stipple is executed with nu usual ability, and their skillful com­ bination has greatly contributed to the Buoccte of the engrnvm In thia unsurpamd proof of their artlaUaal genius. The work on the engraving alone eost over seven thousand dollars, besides the cost of tho oopynght, and la acknowl­ edged by competent Judges the moat elaborately finished largo work of art ever engraved in America. Fine copies of thismagnificent Picture, on heaey plate papsr. worth *10 each, are to be given aa a Premium to each Suteerlber •<> Demoreat'e Monthly Maffaefcw, Yearly Ssbacriptiena only Three Dollars, and Ten Cento (which la to be To Its Original Youthful Color. •ent with the subscription), for the pos­ tage on the etogrsving, (which will be mailed securely done up on a roller). r TREATISE 01 THE HAIR Thia to certainly the largaat. moot lib­ Baer real ST aalu eral and aidendid'premium ever offered *. F. HALL A OO_ Xaakua. K. H-. Pmprleten. to single subscribers by soy publisher, 'bank ea Friday evearng leal >u a grasd eaa- and oRbra an easy and economical way e«, and Uw (haa la of Ike pablla are dee to lb. for any one to secure aa elegant work of naudaaa who M kindly veluxtewed ibeir mt- art, a Pallor Picture that to only next to HALL’S mnwsiauM HAIR Ji£3f£WER. P. T. BARNUM, COB S COUGH BALSAM I CASH SYSTEM! Bridge, Roof maadi MjiCBLVS BO. m« tl 1 PRICES REDUCED! -A.t Once-NOW. AtOnce-XOW. i nriTOV ntoM a nom worn, DETROIT, MICII-, A gals la fall meat, and QraaU; Ealargad, W«THJ7ASPp7.m and DeUlsol the! What We Say, i WTWxf AN D MUST HIVE OUR PAY AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY AND MUST HIVE OUR PAY [Tho following dialogue is said io have boon overheard on tbs ooraor of State A JefTanou stroota, a few days ago.] M ’ “ JVhereeye 'goinT. TO THE CITY DRUGG STORE, " mare’s'that f” CHEAP r ’■ First door West of tho Bank. lhe place to buy goods in Michigan 1 CASH 8T0BE belt “TOT DOST a*Y!-WUl 141 of o«4.r ' ■KXT-t. " WHO DOE8 BUSINESS THERET" • F. D. ACKLEY. TJVUU JOHNSON, FI aaasaacnan «r CARRIAGE, BUGGIES, • Dr. R. H. Raweaa, late et XaaliViUe. la Ibu Caoalv, lefanuiag aa teat Im baa removed «a a*d located al SMttouUi Caaal Hlroet, Chicago. ID1b«a. The Docter araa a pkvaieiaa good re­ pate in Du. Coealy. aed ee taka great pieaeaia at “ Oh! that feller that got bttroedowii— When'd ho get into that aew planer’ “ About tho first of December.” Qumo, go down and see hie tow atom! “’Ntzrr Sxb ’ there f Middle. u>.,.. HASTINGS, | RUSSELL & NEVINS EXAMINE PRICES Do they do much wonk . �Dssoxnr'a Morrmr.—A spfoudiJ Christmas number. Thia favorite periodioal far ladiaa improve* with every iwue. It* reliable fashion*, it* numer­ ous fall riaed patterns, it* admirable illus­ tration; and great variety of neoful and fnterwting reading matter, render it by hi tin most desirable magazine of th* •v. and in foct indispenaabfo to ladies living away from the metropolitan cen­ ter*. It i* also th* eb*ap**t magazine at S3 per annum, with a handaosn* premium, which, for a limited time, may, we ace, be a large and magnificently engraved copy of LiDfo M. Spencer's ‘’Fourth of July Pie-Nk"—a picture worth throe times the mat of the magazine- Published at 838 Broadway, N. Y. W* furnish Dairokin'a Morrnir and the Bsxxia, for 1870, at S8.50. AMERICAN LM ISSUBANCE CMffm, DRUGS, —or— DO CT. DODD’S NERVINE AND INVIGORATOR PHILADELPHIA PA. ORGJlMJZBp 1850. NERVOUS DISEASES. sditwas ef fttcksaa, SmIIA*., Mm2, tM** M"**' Dnonxn's Yocxo Amxbjca.—Thia sfrightly juvenile U constantly improving A new and moet interesting feature consista of a beautiful chromo series of Audubon's American birds each eepa­ nto picture of which is fit to frame, and together would form a charming set for a child’s room. “Our Pari* doll," accompanied by a letter to tho little one*, by Mme. Demorest, is another great feataro, not to apeak of the *i>ecial Christ­ mas attractions and novelties, and a new •toey by the author of "Jack and Bogy." Altogether the December number orght STATIONERY, L»I*>. RiU. Ftel ute FmU Caa. LalUr. UC Jrt'ia* Inermrad livIr. bowum. ■ iu. varan Lira r.r । It Uli., plac*. Il rhbHLUP .od food - CUAICERTOKDER ciUBua JOURNAL FOB 1370. • Mrs 8<*ry SrOrfwwM, Fta, to bo good for ten thousand additional subscribers to Yiunf Arvrira. SI 50 with a beautiful premium. Publication office, 888 Broadway N. Y. We famish Yovxe Animes and the Bi^sra, for 1870, for 12.25. tfffi.trc.il PICTURE FRAMES Oval and Sqsara Frame, of a.yy aa* ar al. tram tka 01.1..., «. ... Bsixor's Moirmr Jliainxr.—V.s are in receipt of this marrolloualy cheep and handsome Magarino for D.cember. Ito table of contents is vnriel and charm­ ing, embracing tho usual fine variety of aerials, aketchea, storire, poems and at­ tractive engraving*. Tho publisher* andounco in tho prospects* for lh« oom ming year, a serial story, for adults, by th* popular Magarino writer, Jaxn Funus and a juvenile serial by the ■ young people's favorite, Hobstto Atoxn, Jb. Tho price of this periodcal is a mar­ vel to everybody-a hundred page firetdks* SJustratcd Magazine for fi'tecn cents or -f U0 per year, is in-fool wondsrfallr cheap. Elliott, Thom os & Talbot,, Publisher*, Boston Mass. I ■ * —rw * * • MOULDINGS. K®S!M Canflics, Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, <f-c. I-3'U.< w>>>. ■. >*-d n ...IJ.tr KS8! COMMON SENSE!!! Harper's Weekly. THIRTY DOLLARS. *»4 „• In November will be commenced ‘‘Jfo* ■tTTK WILL PAY 830 Mr Red a new aerial story, splendidly Illustratecl, by WtutaCoLuna (Anther of The Woman in White,” ••No Nome," “Armadale," and “The Moonatono*’) New Subscribers will bo supplied with Earjqr’t Wttiif from tho oouitovncement of the Story to the end of 1870 far Four Dollar*. ( $25 A Portable Engine and JHOULDEH, ARMS! GEORGE PRESTON Large A Well SplecUd Stock of GROCERIES, The Mode) Newspaper of oar country. Complete in all the departments of an Amarfoan Family Paper. 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They are the expsuaaiau of mature conviction, high prinopfo, wad strong fooling, and take their pteee among ffe b*»t newspaper writing of the time.—-Srrti X«*nc«T JEsririr, Jfaryw's Fsrify, one year............... 3100 Aa Extra Copy of either the Jfepuw, or Baar will be supplied gratia for every Club of Fir» Bcaaourais at >4.00 each, in one remittance ; or, Six Cepiee far S0.00, without extra copy- I«.»raT.l with KovtiL** Patsm Doc.ta Coovatste, u>A tk« Pm.*i 0ter. am m> shwSm- r *“do11" * ***k u FIHST QUALITY t - -J..L Kft srjSrk7®*1 *TsnZ? •>« k. «<r • —w.,®®0*®: PRESTON CSSffi. SKHOMES AMD FORTUNES year, 17.00. Back Namborn can be supplied al any a> UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER. .^•^^tKigastJaggae WMf, and ftearr, to one address for A ..fW. SW, Thuw. W,),B— Msi on receipt of cash at the .Mr* taijb. «I VJbm XIII. m4y J«bwy kt 1W0. ‘ bvmii MARY B. UUUR. DtfcadMi ass •lenal M4 tlwwp. a moat te.uUf.1 Gold & Silver Watches, Fin® Gold Jowelr-y, Solid Silver aii Plateti Van. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-12-08.pdf dd14ec65fcfd4e1967cd318b83b82cf4 PDF Text Text ght JtssttasJ c IjastingG Onnncv GE' 9U gijtiagi Jifcitt. BT GEO. M. DEWEY. riusi,. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEX). 8, 1869. Bninws Birertsrj. CHARLES H. RAUER. CASJiYSm^S’ JOHN ROBERTS, I>**Uia« «a BraU- ™C°OOs E. H. MALLORY, ?«trs. HANLON, M. BOSTON CASH STORE! lie. tho dav avDroach-1 ou which they ore to go northward j Cwbo- _ joe more, the more tho south resounds Tho Government and tho Parlia- with merry melodise on all rides. All Slrasj (inuliM by Un are i- *lr*ulu>( IiSbl vilbla lb. algta DRY GOODS, nation that any reeoluiion* of the com­ ing Council which an at variance with the laws of tho State shall bo utterly disregarded, and if any attempt should be made by the bishop* to carry them Into effect, in a manner contrary to the law, they will have to abide the oonseauenee. The reoent reconciliation with the Church of the king when believed to milted to it and who. now, when reoov- CLOTHING-, BOOTS & SHOES. DR. C O.BCOTT, ’ -H. J. HANEY," I. W. VROOMAN, GROCERIES, &C A frtmUlnc Ufbl wlikta Ua aJgM Q«ly s raster? p>« t. 20 per Cent. Cheaper than any other Store in Barry Tear tclwruhitba DR, C. C. LIN8LEY, ,31 F.-l^'l* rhrridsn >ad Draita, County. AX'S KS.‘tKr^1lsa ra J.?.r..a -"(..t- Pi.rsvM antaraad t« litasia*. .II .UI p. irwi't-ciur. laktn raazuita*** f..- auta.aa k Utalad axlut. liich. in order to have an occasion to lory in another death-bed conversion, lends a hand in hoodwinking public opinion. Tho’ government of Portugal is oonductod on tho same principles as that of Italy. In Spain, General Prim has officially declared, tn tho name if the government, that any resolution* of tho Council contrary to tho Spanish Con­ stitution will be treated throughout Spain as null and void. Louis Napoleoa Las always boon anxious to keep up the appearance of a friend of tho church intereete, but bo has never given hia aymnatby to thoso ultramontane prinaplae by which a majority of tho bishops is known to bo controlled. While less at town talk. I often seised upon aa op­ portunity by in.tiart. erro before I • bad Brehm, a German naturalist, to whonr tho world owoe nearly all wo know of an­ imal life in the iutetior of-Africa, gave his special attention to tho habits of birds of passage in their southern homes. He found that they invariably sought such localities' aa oorreepaudod n;o.-.t nearly with their homes st tho north. Birds of prey go into forests, to rivers and lakes; tho swallows vanish in the interior; forest birds retire to thickets; larks and their kindred live on open ground, peedees and wsgtails in swampy regiona Cranes and waterfowl of every kind raove to rivers with large marnsM* in the neighborhood, and to lakes with to mature itself aa As an illustration, into my ticketoncy. ItuHd “ Now," said 1, “ go and lay a brfck on the sidewalk nt tho Career of Broad­ way and Anu Street; another etoss by tii* museum; a third dingrrnnHy ' Sartre ths way at the corner of Broadway aad \e**y street, by the Astor Hous*; put down the fourth cm theridowalk ?'■ frost of St. 1’auTs Church, opuooito-; then, with the filth brick in hand, take up a rapid march from uno point to the other, making the cirodit, exchanging your OVCTcrowded with birds, and tho sweet-wnter lakes along the course ot th* Nile abound with aquatic fowl a* no other ropon on earth. Green and ducks arrive tu such number* that often the sky is darkened by their flocks, and hours pat* before the sun is seen once mom; the waters arc filled with fishing storks aad “ What is the object of this ?" inquired cranes, and behind them stretch long lines of fire-colored flsmingoa*. Pelicans assemble by hundreds and thousands, and tho marvel is how such enormous to know is that it Inngsyou fifteen cents hosts of birds, whoso voracity is proverb­ ial, can find tho supplies they need.— Prof. StUo Do Piro, re Dottn ot Homo may yet pro,ro a more dangerous oppo­ nent than most of the other Catholic princes. It is ominous that the Arch­ bishop of Feris • derotod partisan of ths Impurial government, is mor* out­ spoken tn repudiating the favorite views of the Pope and the majority of the faithfully to the work, end at the end of Council than any other Catholic prelate. STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS, In Belgium, one-half of the population cuter, wauof which also belongs to the Latin race, Foarr Yaus* Rkooixscttoxs or P. T. ------ - — ‘"■g solemnly through every hall in tha Biaxcx. building; pass out and roaume- year THE PROPRIETORS OF THE FITZSHR5LD M4Y. A. R . Mwu U>« ant Fnil.r «tmuu tu .Mb aaath. al TH o claek. u 'Ji. traad f.iapiir. Hall, ertr Grant tc MBM.:, X. BAILEY. F.C. . if. HAY FOttD. P. A. J. G. BAH1W1VS, raoToaitai-nr.'t. .* p mos>* d*iuim Hastings, Micb., Feb. 1st., I860.—11 EXCELSIOR ATTENTION, COMRADM! aud find A BACKWARD LOOK. WM. UPJOHN. F- DRAKE, M-D., NUMBER 33. did not count on tho filial obedience of all or most of the Catholic Governments, tha “ Vatican *’ Council which is about Are now offering for sale, a full Stock of New and Seasonable Gooda, recently purcliaaed in the beat eastern markets at the lowest posriblo price* for cu\ Our stock include* a full line of of Romo; but constitutional government Writtan by himsolfi Illustrated. 784 has struck deep root in thia country, and . Hartford, Conn., J. B. Bum & compels the Catholic king to retain a lib­ . 1869. ■, eral ministry which repudiates ail claims V.O Iler •'is'-ir Cloths and Rcady*madb Clothings of Rome upon civil society. ■ nt.wt. JA.I Llrvii:.. Mietx Hats & Capa, Boots & Shoes, Grocarics, &c. Thus tho Latin raco of Europe, tho filled with tho incSrnts, struggles and J37“Ca,b paring customer*, fire us a cnlL We will choerfttlly show you_jgj triumphs of his varied life, and record­ ___ our stock, that you may oumparn price* with any other firat-clM* Store Church, is at present wholly governed by ing his shrewd observations of “ men XJA. II. HATFORD, priucc* who are certain to receive ultra1 f MJ (WawHor at Law, anJ SoUciter *3y~iu the State. We have got tho Goods and wo want to soll_iEJ and things," could not but bo intensely ••>7. th* I"****. *;rJ Il»*l Ktthem, and shall try to sell you all we can and will satisfy you that it rnoatano decrees of the Council with a Frusta, tom, right .n. determination not to obqy them. Tho interesting. But not the' least notable ri# is foryour interest tabu v hnro. Wo warrant tlio prices shall bo s.ui vfoctory.-JJPJ ‘ ’ Wo will take in exchange for onr goods, disposition of tha governments of tho fact about the. book is, that it is, or pur­ Latin raco in America is not equally J. P. ROBERTS & CO uaonimuua While eome, like Moxico, Drazil the Argentina Republic, and tho ksLmi. ruttv. *rv*M upon thos" thing*, which, in his career, ■4 taa./ artluua.. 81 United State* of Colombia, bare, in ■ mMk. UuiImi spit* of the angry remaiwtranc** of tho hierarchy, opened their territory toProt- the public prose, a defense directly and C. G. HOLBROOK. estaatism aad religious toleration, a few, like Ecuador, still ding to tho intolerant view* of tho middle ages, end constitute the only State* in which possibly the de­ fend. It is only just that every accused Those in want of a Machine will please roll and lot Mr. Phillip* show you sot cree* of the Council may be fully carried shall have a “fair trial" if ho derirea WM. H. JEWELL, I bis fine work. t3T Ronr-mbCr the placo, one door West of J. P. Roberts out It is fertainly a l«oor consolation O.'s Drug Store, south-aide State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. for tho Church of Romo that tho only «!•. Mall boon, AU/w« wtepaM* Hosting*, May 10th, 1869.—yl u • lati for rawI. Janaarv l>t- MU small spot where her claim* may be fully party charged than he himself. And rorogntxod is tho most ignorant, the moil JOHN MICHAEL.dieargauisod. and the worst governed now-a-daya in many States, tho interest HltJZ sal C.rtlM* of apenon in the issue of a trial no part of the Christian world. In tho Teutonic part of tho world, longer disqualifies him as a witness Austria, formerly tho strong defender of therein. It is but just, then, that Mr. tho iatoresto of tha Papacy, ha* long WM. L. COBB, AT THE ecas’d to bo identified with ultramoncause, and no more than properly cour­ teous that the pub'ic should giro him a Protestants tho name rights as to Catho­ lics, and is preparing for separating the State from the Church altogether. The HASTINGS HOUSE. only other German Catholic State gov­ ernment of any significance, Bavaria, the mirre'.ous, and did i has taken tho load in an effort to bring about a joint declaration of all tho State obliged to admit, we think, that that has governments against tho ultrambntane been " the end of his offending, this and HOLBROOK & MILLS, tboorio*. Its news have not prevailed, Tho BwMut Cattsotl and tho Catholic ATTOttNBYd but have at least shorn the attitude of Governmsnts. Bisjcx has retired from public life, it is fitting, that he should come himself nt nn pounds strjctly pure white lead. before the public in the character which GENUINE ENGLISH CROWN LEAD. wtjit Ar the opening WM- ions, 9500 POUNDS DARflLETT PURE LEAD. . execute them. It will hardly think of AUiaWH DuUtt. doing this any more, being tn advance GENUINE FRENCH MIMC. euro of a very emphatic refusal It trill tonal defense that the reading public again thunder its nnalbomM against old will be enamored ; for whoever peruses one half their total number ate already and new hereriea, but fortunately these its pegoe, rich with practical frets, shrewd of the Roman Puntill Thio anathemas will no longer hurt anybody. ill toko place on tho eighth of —Th JMndicl. will ua every page -find something to and newspaper reporters whom thia ex­ think about besides Mr. Biaxrw personBirds of Passage. ceptional wul dmw to lioort will not bo J IM RS JOHNSTON. Frurirtar. Provoked to hearty laughter, or held in tho opening of tho Counci! breathless wonder, or gaily gliding with HMtop. April Wi IB®.—wyl. tho author along sprightly, spirited nee* while they are abroad. Birds of pages, one moves on from the beginning A CAJtD. IlOJtMKtfPAl'liT. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS With the remark that it was “ all one K at least five hundred people were watchiug bis myste: iout movements. Jle hod assumed a military *tep and bearing, «ml looking as sober m a judge, ho mads qo reepor.se whatever to the constant in- Blitter & Kggs, Dried Fruit, &c Tie would not forget tldt we are Agent for one of ihebest Sewing Machines in the world­ enuine drugs G &. medicines! boy tickets and follow him, h< gratify thoir curiosity in regart pcople who followed him into the Mus­ eum considerably mom than joym- bi, wagea -till finally tho policeman, tu whom I had imparted object, eontp.amed that the obstruction of th* *Me TJEASONABLE PRICES! . IB H HASTINGS DRUG STORE. PURE PAINTS & OILS! BRUSHES, VARNISH, turpentine aWisscruauy. aFTOFST1 K.JSCJESI'VJSU. 2500 POVWDS 1000 PO^?n>S We Buy our Goods directly Manufacturers, and sell at PEICES tliat defies competition. This trivial incident excited oansidambls talk and amusement; it advertised me; Museum. ly my introduction of novelties would more than HU this book, but 1 must himself os an imitator of celebrated his- Hamblin and ethers. Taking 1dm into the groou-room for a private rahenraaL and finding his imitations oxosUsot I Calling an assistant, we I Give us a call and we will warrant satisfaction. J. P. ROBERTS Sc, CO. WWOMdOrATHlC Fby.l«Un ae< Berjran. feet -Shen a walk around tha Park, and ' another ducking-when bo oenured mu that he ahould be able to gir* his imita. ed sourag* a thousand penis on we way, —r— ■--------------- ticn* “ to a charm" and when "they rcaeh tbnir southerr. and publishers will in this book achieve fail, and throw you out of tho window. Hit declared that ba na “ Michigan Exchange. ESrKowrrAt. cLE>n.m.o. live in pair*. where they nour * in melodious eangv, where than soy other man, parhape, in tiro Ba­ rf the Catholic �wsxxtn • Mill, lo-.«r b®Vd«n ar (al hardware OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cheaper fbr Caah thnn any Houee in Barrv County. *J GOODS NEW DAILYI Direct from Factories. JWSpccialities in every department inccow; but when ha ....—■._______ jorreet and Hamblin/ neerwMtrily repreaenting thorn n, drunk tbo, the audience could bo no longer' deluded; tho Liming wm almoet drown­ ing, and I waa forced to lead the actor on. It wm hia last appearance on my STO KES! STOVES! STO VEST We hare bow in Steele tHe la rgwat variety of COOKING, . PARLOR COOK AXD PARLOR STOVES ever brought to XXnnting*. Caaae awe natdl all tkt Jajtingi gamut. me io fire •>« nanagawaal ala ftw rerarr.tieua laarvaa. antf of Indiana in then, and la three lb, burden of. aldmUea. Um Mlwtiaa of H»U upoa Iba anctrt/ lUetf. and ........ lha raunll baa pro ran moal aallaftelory. Il will q. r an-awUn tha raw.nl adralnftUalUo. Il eeethvM. 1TARNTSS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. IU11 pairing dona promptly on abort notice; Mbb. April 1«_„ W'GHIMi’ * °“B“- UadnU and Indian hgaala not va raaarrauoea. uoa far lha pratartlw. .faftftrnal p—raM. ■aar.'WE.s.tiiwrcihtxru'S-. Mlbur—th« Ml which the nrrrn upon • Ufa oOctr la leeura a Edthfal iiflbia delfta. In carrTina anl i>:»n tu'.Miof of nUrw4a «ud lt>« ««u »ea lo all ilia agntulisrnl aad miab*f thair eoaalkj ft ra.idlr brn><i»( aft. CLOTHING HOUSE! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL . • 30 CA-TVA-L STRICT, ________ GRAND RAPIDS. new aaoM rot ran too wintei i * A. LAB.OE AHHORTMENT. We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. "EZxohan'sred FREE OF CHARGE. Dated, May 26. 1M».- yl LKPORT kew & Plated Ware. WEDIINN AM nilTlM CAIDi HOLIDAYS, an unnanally targe and attr ctiw astoHmciiC of LoreLct> (Jooda. o( llielr<-wn im|ortailnn. xlao, ev«o thing rich and new in Jew­ elry, Solid Nl ver and blivet Plated War., ate., XV hftb they oflbr nt Greatly Reduced Pricwa- CEEEnnXTED TAXES! TAXES! The wav to make money is to save it; the way to save it is to buy your Hardware lurtMAI *nlnat Cuba U*> bran btehee in . f, 1... tbu radravor ot the MlulaUiralkiu to eaaauu tbannelrnliiy ft«a In f-l Earth, ne ,..u. I>ew ur-fliwal lb* leak, made ao br Um t" . ..l.rad Iran th. kA Kb. In tho article of Stoves alone, most useful articles, can save at twisty . rrm pkk chnt. BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTER’S TOOLS OTH^R GOODS ’ .HMrdware.Surc "• wrtrtof ev«y d*y. *nd L fr.ra. Zii, — me W)(i J �S BANNER NEW ADVERT! —■asiaar-' WIATAKTHT eov.rwignti.w to achieve naUmality. Out oflvrasity wo are to ouurtru^. UUltji 8och is th. problem, and thr solution is juvaodiug grandly. But weanuat nut fall to aee that two in d«l*i>d^nt tolutioiu are in prognM, one •eat. ata Ita «MSI St tagMtartag.. ebM U 1. I Itaata at tta year, wta« ikae hsal sattared in I .em “~t •» third was known by 'two namm- “TL. FrY* T»!«™^taa," and "The Fms« uf Ii.gnth.nngu" Both name, rerv t*ppro|>nate and significant. The Pamover and ItantotxMt were at OUCT> o.,m. ""V n «Ur.etar, 1 ‘ a snailthro., with gratitude to HinC the reli aV'^P^,’0 I1UPpw“i*> -wK Th* ar of Iteuteouat wm telly w, w out of It, spun, a ^7^ u »»i u<.» tiui .«• Si,« ™gu, H®1, Gl».t w.uuUt. A. Log *, ...‘cehJ ooDacoaL rtRNacxn, riamklag ata Uaa Filling, uia.d gearreniag Hat Walvr a •atari. Fukui mhtiae, tha Sw-alinnvian. th • ___ L^ri±x;h' “•“• in a genuine eunae re-create. “ ». I. >U| u,.. w. wMlwUbolid.^ tau lEriiiqu,. ZZZ JJ5S hikl in born, unto u» It m JUg ua they did of oourae ithe leafy tatmnia-, risk, lorte und willing ceiw« »od with their F.ith. ra, wLeu he • h“‘wU tnrough nil that waste t_2 - ------- ' “ " _ * Barias's luriviiMr ‘ **; “*•<«> late for ua to chang- «n-i from all the cheerful and tarrenal, 1nbls re WB1? °r ,W|* to ' * ,UT,ri"g ,n*hno~of feeviir . ourts and ou-th. eqJnmvn. »Uich o“^ J. •baiter ■ ““.’^B'.^.-Aday _ drily wa* added .. tu ..-----|hm . U thej^itmt .r. drifted. . Tbo „2nred,|Ld X JXItahZTw.1T —ing day* aef apart fur a (pacific purpose, uf their Jf*OT7 l^bsnon aUnU t untoThee, we mr~ '—' . • -____________________ ....................... -enw <it tbs happy igainat tho evils which tiuie ia and that puqneo the cultivation and '■ondithjti from a wild a land “• " ’»’*» tre,s and t!M ta,x dml< ig. In fact, our liauda drv tied j gratification oi our social natunw. ’ -- ------ - —■ - ----------------------- ..ofthankto beautify tta. |dace ..f Iky uUt-T. We an' our^elvea but , Imuirraed in business and Tlomeatii (iln.s. to God tor ths bountiful ingath­ the ul.ii*i*nto of the irubiem wh£h •'The j cans, uu> physical naUinw demand for ering, of the tairtctes. ami of the vintage ,A.“d. *°il u ' ■■H.Uuaati.fo ij the Ma .ter " te working ,iut Bui G<d u, tuch h'>ly-d-ns of relaxation. For —naon, • hich had now doaod. laristian u feast of labonuk-los," but work* bj Thus the two objects uf this Festival to-day t, far us tbs Frost uf In- If the ar meant. Ho umw matoctala , WBnt of thee.- ae do not live out half materials aril unfit, he will tit uttr allottad years. Men that -hould Imw»w.. strictly dtetinct. and yet dm inuwvu K«dhontig«. le will ratine them by ptwemra | iIBie at sixty, give out at forty, became ** h “ h«jd‘to»ed by their emails-*G“ •UKK’»«. l*b*{M, Ji»t wu have . _n. Ho plmvn them, crude and I th, nerves are ever struiao.1, the -bruin ti.mii time. Still ew h might have bom I T*? ““'“"“•’d togvthe.- by tlu« Civil u^og nwngr dj in the enunbln of discipline,, on.r scheming. Tho lift chunk snap tacuFd at a diUerent time, as they wire, Aultawvty. Ibat is true. And it ia a and —J tu-r— 1 te, m to onone.s Behold with । frvtu uver-t——:—------in fact, ia a diiforeut manner. cumedotioe wliieh the Utureli u!o», a .mirati u the )>rocws» of ubooiptiun and bn«k and <-h A riiaracurUtic of all tfiaeo national *bioh ■■'ire has piuvitLd. Wi.un. a,a,mil.it on. in virtue of which mixed t-stivals wua. that every man of mature ‘“Btoauu.l Pr^videuci' uf God, Auuricun rwo-a uf ■ten am ,uon tranafonn.nl ink, aa»- w*» to appear b-fore Gud al the an- ' C“*^*’"’-:i •« urwl oc.dwiiutic.d imh- the avengv typ.. of American citumii 1 ________ pointed |ilac« . Hence enwv tami<y in 1 ’ And ylt, ihi« very prana of unifica­ istael WM rvfmwiuited by ita bead. No tion wbirh bao prucoeded mi Steadily man might remain at home inditforeut, from our ;<>uu<l*tiun as a btate, ia but aad none might anne empty-handed. tile type id n mon1 glorious iiiuty which Besides tlio treific oilcringa uf first-1 is sure U| !•« rvalixud. Tho latter ia tho fruit-, rwpired of . very man, scuori ug identical Ipcoblmn ujani a loftier plane. io tlio season, aa tire wavt-aheef ol ths The ctementa of thia reiiuteua problem busin--aa. is aa di oatroui to tbo bloom barley l.arv<«t at the Pnaeurer, aud tho weio thd fragment, of the diaaevend uud aroma of the h<*rt aa it ia destruct­ titn»-t aar.-uMvw, of the wheat-harvest at tlie ,Uhrisuau|ty of the Did World. Find, in ive to the oluoticity of tl:<< •]ffrita' The A atitul Jay of ---------thankagiring ? ntecost, aud th- fir*t fruits of the ulivo o----- „ .'or — tea — the otderjof time, wen tlio colonists vf virtues of thr men who given himself no «’ thia “ ’ life, is, ’ y,.u Virginia,‘who wen, chiefiy devoted nietn- social relaxation nut only do not thrive, uud vine at the Feast uf Ingather.ug*, maniluhi blt«Uo» uf tlite ben, aval men also brought each hiauwn in­ poicwirr, ulM>o| thei Uiatiiutiona institutions o! tf.ia tk, < ’hundi of England. 8,‘vmi but they ateulily pale, arid sicken, and dividual free-will eUsruigs t.'Luivh. uad had iia origin in the joyuua wars later umo the foixulurs of N, w dwindle, twtnate. until nuti tne canker ot selfishness It ie auothdr cimrnoteriatic of three " llaiv -.t Home *' of <>ur Englial, fore- York, bringing with them from Holland JJUt' “ *1 in him that is good and Wbeu tho Puritan lather., of their U.iltiuisUc sommis that tli -y were truly lime- of fiuhor . __________ ______ noble “ faith and_______ Pieabyterinn uap|at*oM and rejoicing. In every .<»•- New England bad l»e n nearly thr.-v ministry.! bis F— y, urs 1-U-. later _ die U.e L*<>, Puritans immu 1 But above all ,our relhiouv natiirvpeusatioo ah'ke, religion, os ravtaled yem in lliia vMvtu world, although Luule.1 <>ii the ■ .-horea ’• ' Now Englun'l, Jay, „f featiie end thank<ul re­ of from Gud end nntnutil ited by mun, ha- they 4tad ihuuMelra. riveted all the contributing their pccnliur difuuvi tiuu joicing. What mean such expn-tsiou» been n senti illv joyutts. •• 'lh- ways of Cnureb fe.tirak; and would have tu> iude]M>u'leiit tniuistry. Another Mrtvn at these. ••Rajohe evermore"Final­ Wisdom"—aud the eX|«VMai<.n is but a •[■wific «xunm- murutiou ut the vanl>tial yean-, au<| the tiwe 'ea and Finns intro­ ly. brethn n. rejoice in the Lord t” "Iteaynunym far teligiau—ore the “ way* uf facto of Chri-titajity, the In. aruaiiuo, the duced tl*> l.uthanu> faith and order. jiiceia thalx.nl always; and again 1 pleaaanta-MS." The Hebrew -oouumy Death, thr Iteaurmuon. the Axva ion, Aud .till ^notb r seven years brougt to say, Rejoice ;’ —what mean «ueh ]mwaa narrated tiiruugh iul br a buoyant. and tile Pentai oetai 1 Undent of the Roly t’je shores of Maryina 1 a tuvdley of cepts, 1 ask, but that real joy and cheeraxultiXg spirit. It, ritual aalemnitire (»h<»t; and although lUey were the rery onirts, oil Celtic, Guthi,-. Slavonic, and fuluoM nre element* of gridline-* !• _ ------ ----------even Huuiitfo origin; of whom a .mall, Chrittiaua are, indeed, pilgrim,, seeking were really triumphant. And the aanivwaagri'’* which wv< ore cntiahluring wore against the oleeivunre “o! auy suchday hut influential portion, were Homan "a better country, that te an heavenly ;' the culmioatiuns „f tiatx>nal gladnre. aa CLrisjna«, or the like,” yet itis a re- CntbUiea,|but the max.- were 1'raabyte- for “God hath prepared for lh< ma city.-’ maricablc fact, tlust, intluencwl j>*rtiy. no riunx (Juakera, Independeuta. and But the tyj— of their journey thither At lh<-ir npnraeoh the nation woke to Mat, riab. very unlik- ly, may be traced iu the jubilant pilgrimage joy. The highways to " th* City o; the doubt, by tiiu force o! habits aa]uued in < bun,bmdn. Great King ' were croerded with ha,q>y tlio hu.d of their birth, and prtly by according [to a merely Uutann judgment, of tho Tribiw of Israeli when with harp an I sung and fistal proce einu they groups of kinsmen and acquaintanccu the conviction of the intrinsic propriety, ever to cualrare I Anil it fraJ bothnstural und beneficial went up to Zion to ki-ep th„ Feasts of There is a fulaese and dqilh of meaning and even necessity, uf ««yih a aewson el their Lord God. which we de not ordinarily apprehend in That stem hervwta which dona a Ao.<e words of the Psalmist: “1 wns countenance, and the hsbflimenta, ui wue, and court* iuartyrd<>m ie a carica­ ture uf tile < liri’tian religiou. True icligiou to iiLulf’esquidte ha|pineaa, be [ cauau it to the tree, harmonious play „f —M ouu smm.- ,u- i *11 the faculties of our Iteag. When th. aetoal roMummatl.u «fjU«d Jehovah inatitute.J tho-rel^Um Ikui .h- »r. M InuwMA. Mupu- ' /“• S* ta-"*-. U _ „|1 _ ____ U. ——r God to-day.- And 11 vM1" ll“ testimony to the refigfoua needs r.,, tatata ta> Wl«u T^lspra, IM, hu. ... ua. ue ----------Aud **•* «*u.tribute to the working out uf“ He knew what was in man tl.lpnraib.dlhM.L-L. U. mv— , - re ■Uuuluulum.rfMrlma. Gf the Paaw el**rm uf it ia, that it ia quite indsjond- thia Divimiproblem of nnitv. we moat. He knew; therefore, tii-m-edtd r,-gunrn .. -mmm ls« V.. iV—»tm. M cittesna te well as Clinatinna, avail “ oufm Ives uf thuee tire, " tender a- our ‘Lures and 4rong-r than our lives, woven waa of all time of three feast*. Au al- , "V ‘ • “"J' w , J i l„i— U, S or Ml. with religion aud hoiv with uli memo- tiona, all raliteh ivaeideratiuna, and with res." wltidi ahall bi^d u. together aud a grateful aente of God'a unapeakabl, goodn to, worahip Him “ in tho beauty bind ua to pal Aa .uch a tie wu can hardly uvar-e-li- of holineea. ’ Aa Christian people, we m ite tho OQusanatire political influence uf a Natiooed Thnnkagiring Day, provid­ ed such a day bo wtually ubeerved in ■ Curietian sentiment tor the State to make, ite j obvious kjurit and tor ila obvious pur­ ! For upon political, ai wsH ua personal pose. । * , and re igtou* grvunda, we hare need ot Viuwad * all aap-cte of which it ia caour aatboal pruaperity has widow national feafirela. It te the wisdom ni l Cble, i , the State to give all ritiasns es much in fl vn ojuallo I, per hap* n»v,-r sjrpaa-ed. odUKoun aa puraibie. Hw strength uf' E. on dunug the ] oat year, notwiihatandI| the State Stale lio« li«M in iu th< theaa common commoa ties dee which wUteh !I ing oar frequent forebodings of driaxter I link citin-n to citiaen. Common nu-mo- to sums material interest, we hare oer! riaa, common •bo(«i*. ‘onnmon ----- — “ *taatM — -----and teinly uuuh real advaai’S, and ere. per­ U puretute, and ptaamma,' era aneh tire. ' ha[< m<arer than we think to a restored, I And under the influence of attoh cum­ souu I common lai lutes. -‘Our garwts , mon thing*, ■hvurae clem<-nto aa imilato, an- fall end plot:teoe« with all manner I and a common type ol eharaeter U the of stare." Paoce reigns, and the devnnnntr p-atilonrr t* rewlrufaed. reaait Pw »i~»..ta^ta...1ta-« ut Iceaa-Haesa. Ota to 1 __ __ .uurfsirtat thia woe* •» are linine. PARMEK’S HELPER .U Q S, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, S or th™ STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF P. T. BARNUM, DOE’S COUGH BALSAM I Cos’* Drejwpala Cvaww t P»4TD, BEELAT A CO- Dstreit *.__!_» »C*»kCO t-rt.Ctaa : Michigan Bolt and *«t Company. DETROIT. MICH1 navatuaa. Aecuta >o Maaviow^Faq T«-»o F..TL* *a«-UalaW ao wM« ata w>U taweestattofcretoksee-Hte \ Hdge, Roof aad'-Lurge THE SCHOOLMATRk MACHIJfE BOLTS, assess— Ltt-rns.d.-tajps."*-* LT01 HOE A MGU1 W01XB. DETROIT, MICH-, (ua ia Ml Blasi, ata Oreally Satargta. Maetaactaring Tkstr Crtetantta hW Mill* A Fnginea. r tote <w Italy bvarieUvatirvalar. OY8TEB0 X the pnvtee, definite, solo way to be happy ia to makf uthere happy. We are to show our tbunkfulueaa by a aineere obedience to Ilia law* from whom we bare received all that make, life valuable. Utx» thia dav, of all days, ought wwrto I-ear in mind <>«r Sa­ viour's pteocpt, “ Gfve. and it shall be a4v,m ante vou" lake the Jew- in tlir RUSSELL & NEVINS "•JUTSI-S. ■ .rtiita-r-—. ti> b«*As room **, nexus cirarrv, aaccwa, art Frails ata Vegeiaklss te Cana af Pnri^T"1 Grant- Ws examine prices JOHNG. 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Surrn has the agency, for the County of Barry and our people will soon have an opportu­ nity to examine nnd subecrlbe for-4t, which we advise every business man i •<< arj-SAts;: •ruaa wrM. f»< «i 81140, $25 A Portable Engine and a a. hol *°* d°U“ * ”**k u *** “I bMrtilr «o«»i monar. u>4 ccaUat s^-r/ ■hta af Ua., . Selim. la® gBonujea, cweis. GEORGE PRESTON LATINO krtag* actek •U or Durrbm. a —“HOMES “■> FORTUNES ' Tho Buocewi of this great Western Agricultural and Family Weakly la refaarkahlo since its cnlargsmeut last Winter, its circulation has besu greatly increased, and ite price is nowndneed te Gold & Silver Watches, Sffl Slnr asfl Plated Ware. I favltaa yew alltaUAs ie >ia � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-12-15.pdf 364538a7a9d27ec11bb70f5f9bf891f0 PDF Text Text fkr girting, |t»snrr tjastinos banner GEO. M. DEWEY AT HAMHXQB. BABBT CO., MICH. ike M**ti«s* by GEO. M. DEWEY rz*M*-«i.so m junmr. VOL. XIV gtrrctorg HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1869 IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERS! CHARLES H. BAITER. folXAM . 'YT^ere ®hall we get money to Pay our Tan NUMBER 34. ^awSXT.TLVWXiSJ! other and with the Tanganyika, and the whole volume of water which they conIntelligence cam* from THE DETROIT POST! lated February, 1867 ; - --------------------- ;ved nothing haa bean, formation before we can aaj positively until within the laat few days, known of that thro* lakes and river* aro within th* JOHN ROBERTS. i H. MALLORY, HEAR IE EVERY TAX PAYER rry County, and be benefited tk«reby WM. UPJOHN, P DRAKE, M D. H AN LON. ■B'2’ Sir Roderick Murchiron steadily refused his aountenaneo to this fear, and by a number of letter* to the public pros*, euggeeting from time to time certain hypotheses to account for his friend's nrolong>xl silence, sought to dl*ripate the doubts and to sustain the hope* of all who fait an iuteroat in th* traveller’s welfare. But u month after month rolled by, the confidence of the public visibly learonel, until the number of tho*# who really believed in Living­ stone's sadkty hadbeoomo smidl iadrod. •ever, a telegram was rethat Dr. Livingstone had goods .a.t the BOSTON CASH STOBE! SPECIAL IMtkUCEWEEXTS DR. C. 0. SCOTT, ° Nirrietea ud S.tma Burrelli*. H. J. HANKY, TBTStCIAX mA Rnriv>n. OS -y 8 Nil*. Th* new* thus flashed bom* to u* from India haa boen verified. No won­ der that Sir Roderick Murchison und th* Royal Geographical Society were jubi­ lant ; for not only hod extract, from Dr. Livingstone’e letters been rontjrom Zanribar by Dr. Kirk, but while the meet­ ing was in prcgruM Lord Clarendon sent th* fiill desjntch which he had received from the Consul-explorer himself. Thi* daqwlch, to say nothing of th* letters, cleared up all doubts, and the Kouderftil sagacity of Sir Roderick Murchison again received th* testimony of proof Nothing, probably, in the history of r»'raphTcel *nterpru-! was *vcr regarded more alneerc satisfaction by th* • nation than this conclusive intelli- Come all and bring l/our Friends and •f Pw. Ote. J.San->k «««. UmI I. W. VROOMAN, You cannot afford to Ion thio opportunity to RjlISS MOXEY. -A-ELETST BEN’>'ETT Hastings, Mich., Feb. 1st., 1869.—yl DR. C. C. LUMLEY. A.C. FROST, M. n. ATTENTION, COMRADES! TTWnALI) POtJT. Xo.SXG. A. B... M.H. U. IrM Friter .ranln* ia roea mnalh. M 1'4 i* th. Goal Tropten' 11*11. «r»j Onuit A PtiUIl>r hm. X. BA1LKT, P. C. WM. U. HAYroHD. P. A. J. G. DARROYVS, lOToaiurnsu. p-toa.. B«iMia« <* J.tarM. .•‘irwc latenTO Io Ilf. >ii«. iu w.i.i e«l»M .>1 lo-ii* lak. •tea. ot .&li my b. ma M Ik. P. O. kad U WRIGHT k SMITH, ATTORXEYS .1 Uw. Ir-.nr.n-. C ±Tu..w»'inr^?^.u’<5 rt.Mj^m-rt^inddi.rili.. MM. WM. H. HAYFORD, J. P. ROBERTS A CO. C 0. HOLBROOK, WM. H. JEWELL. Uimn .r D**t». .Wr, Psblia. M, JOHN MICHAEL. EXCELSIOR THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Are now offering fur eale, a fulj Stock of TVcav and (xoods, recently purchased in tv lowest possible prioro for cash. Our STAPLE AND FANCY X DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. Cloths and Ready-made Clothing, . HAts & Caps, Boots & Shoos, Groceries, &c. k^'Co^h paying customers, give us a coll. We will cheerfully show rou flt-j ojjr stock, that you may compare price* with any other Grst-clai* Store sy~in th* State. Wo have got the Goodx and we want to eell f^l them, and shall ~“ —- -”------J —-------- ’• WM. L. COBB, Butter & Eg.sp, Dried Fruit, &c gHisrdtanij. Q 43 fM HASTINGS HOUSE. CJIlXKll SH HOLBROOK A MILLS, irrowmisT ' WM. JOINS. IL'BQBOVi iAMB3J0nXffT0X.ITnrel.lsr. GEO. C. WORTH, . go p .'2« r Liringiton* Ulla u* that it " lire it hollow, with predpitotu aidaa, 2,0001 alopca, while hippopotami, crocodile*, and flab (warm in tho water*. Gun* be­ 100 COPIES FOR 100 DOLLARS! ing unknown, the elephant*, uni*** •amotimo* deceived into a pitfail, hav*:t THE WEEELY POST .lr—.lj i of tho Wret coast trior, offers! la IhU SUI«. Inducement* to Cuvaaam. thought, it ia really rich in vegetation, and studded with lake*. But there ia weighing all other* in importance. Th* Altitude of thia lake the Doctor aaeerthat Mr. Findlay wnv probably right saying Speke had made a mistake we must wait until Dr. I*ving*ione cornea horn* for tho detailed information which will enal ‘ pher* to pronounce their final on th* Nile qnoetion. If explorer trace* the lake ayitam which he La* diaoorered into tho Tanganyika, and should find, cm ar­ riving at Uiiji, the stofe* and medicine* hapt follow ita affluent. Sir Roderick tion of tli* drainage of the Tanganyika, but Captain Sharard Oibora consdani that h* will probably fallow th* outlet, and *e* far hisuelf whether it flow* into the Albort N yanza, and thence into the Nil*. In the latter cue, Dr. Livingstono would, in all likelihood, meat Sir Samuel TERMS OF THE WKXXLT POST. ;.roa - _ PKEMICVX TO ClNTABBlnM head-water* of th* Nile —The Emprce* Eugenie hat arrived —VaUandigbanJa Daily Ltiytr at Day­ «—to Will be fanttoal . ton i* dead. —Mr*. Stow* is trying the movement I cure in New York. •fiWtall.T -Senator Brownlow’ is in better —Ono th* icldiers arrived at Ila- 0 J s iahment, giro fr**b detail* of its barren. Mr. Burlinnm* haa authorial*! the statement that ita roenlt will make china CARD. found differing Michigan Exchaage. A<Mrm DAILY POST COMFAWY. (XrctriL uio direction and destination watershed of this part of Africa. How much he had dune toward* this in July bo completed early in December. .ndl£X-.». to be little doubt that during the aixteeh month* that hare St’hOSTITAI. d.CTCl.ATO.0. Let us turn to th* Nila. Nearly three •roreag^ aaee Johaua who had bat he had found T> Tmtall Kindi of DImams take her through tho Tanganyika into 4b* Nil*. Throe Lake* aro &d by AARON CLARK. 0OH FOR HIDES AND PELTS XOW IS THE TIME TO 0BQAX1ZF oKieroi —Tho Congrreiionkl Delegation from figs TTOMOtorATSlCTbnWaa and H~I*e». A NEW DRESS FOB 1K0 ! •111 .ppcar I* XEW TYPE THROUGHOUT. f«tur»d nprmlr for tea porpoM, *M (iwh e*b«r will b* tdd.d frwn ter ta MY IDEAL great problem of modern geography,___ id rotablished _____________ hi* claim to a place in tho foremost rank of geographer, of all ogca Ptolemy's rnyiterion* knowledge will proxff to havo bean something real, and Dofuo's imag­ ination will bo regarded a* hAving boon He would not forget that wi are Agent for one of the best strong*!)' prophetic- In order to appre­ Sewing Machines in the world— • ciate what Dr. Livingstone haa dun*, or is doing, it must bo clearly understood what he was rout to nco.mnliah. Tho Phillipa show *how you some Those in want of a Machine will plea a call and let Mr. Phillip* dispute botween Captain Burton and of hi* fine work. RT R*m-mber the pin©.’, onei J —w — -» ’■»»» door Weat of J. P. Roberta A Captain Speke relative to tho drainage Co.’* Drug Store, south-Mde State Street (GRANT & PHILLIPS. uf Lake Tanganyika could not bo rotHalting*. May l»th, 1860.—yl tied except by porsonal investigation. Burton bsiisrcd that thia lake flowed into the Nile, but in such a coae Spoke’s Victoria N'yanxa would not be the ulti­ mate source of the river. The latter therefore maintained with rather ingen­ Dr- Livingstone and th* Source* *f th* ious logic that the Tanganyika drained southwards, probably into tho Nyaava, MH*. and thence into the Zamb -xi. Moreover, where Burton and Spake were on th* atch in whtah Dr. 1 lake, ita altitude was fixed by theta at bro Ids <L*ouv*riro aa 1,844 foot, and if thia ware correct, it would ba imporoible, supposing olher obS Mrvationa to be correct also, lor th* ND* to receive the water* of the Tanganyika. 0 PudmnyX fancy Ptolemy matrnctiug Bokar make tho elevation of tho Albert Sir R. Murehieon in hi* own subject!— £ and will certainly modify profoundly th* popular «u*M9*pdon aa to th* interior of Atrira, but tb*y will hardly tidfo a* relied on. But Speke’* thermometer— mueh iatereat a* the Utile puetecript tail­ with which hi* obiernitiun* were token —read SU® initead of 212° wb*n ing th* Foreign Secretary of • rare in South Central Africa, called the Rua, brought down to th* coast again, and riwdwell ia excavated carte, wme bf Mr. Findlay haa always argued that 1,000 feet abould b* added to the alti­ tude at which Captain 8p*ke fixed the lake. Thi* would give it an elevation of 2,814 f**t -, and aa Sir Samuel Bak*r had inward.' * curious statement, which may shown the Albert N'yanxa to b* but it the Bn* have Japanere 2,720 fr*t, the Tanganyika would be 124 by possibility mean that feet higher than th* Niloti* rerorvoir, hrto* have ec^uired from and the physical difficulty which ***m*d life eom* phytical peculi- to interron* between it and tho Nile Tbe statement ia tar too vague real diacuMton, but it excita* th* Hoi ATTOBXST .nd Cxuwritw M L* CteMrr. rod Cirn.ll C>«rt 0»u. of aaoing Dr. Lfrinntun* ogam in the flash must not be allowad to ovanhadow the intense intereat attaching to hi* diacov•riro. Although in July, 1863, tho data of hi* last despatch,—Dr. Living•tone had not even seen Lake Tangan­ yika, and of course could no: positreely testify that th* lake drained into th* Nila, he had yet found sufficient evidance, to say nothing of native informa­ tion, to justify tho opinion that not only Tanganyika, but a tori** of more aouth*ri/tak*a,co ' ---------contribute their quota of' — wa- Seasonable IU pablMlMn ®m thvrv aro spota ai beautiful and aa bleated by nature aa anything that we can imag- �Ckr gutisgf Slain g that ho had covrnr CARRIAGE FACTORY! C01QMM. tk» future than hm marked cithern, Including that to abolish the Franking Privilege, should be comma* rily rejected. for Funding the NathmaJ debt at a lower •emfoailng Information on the cereal Lho Uaptesm that day; Borah Garwood i Mt Umber In the State, yet untouched bv and hi» wife wero proeont the Monday I; the ax, and yot without a dollar of etock was Ibero; Borah Garwood and his wife Rail Road pricM clous grip the one hundred thousand I left him about as I found him ths sec­ dollars in municipal aid, long since vot- ond time; I visited him Thursday and Friday, twice on Sunday, and on Mon­ throe city bonds. If thdrliberality was day and Tuesday; very delirioas oh Thursday ; ho was not rational that day, commensurate with ibeir pretensions, about the same next day, but still more they would donate thb one hundred dslirious; Thuroday arid Friday did not thousand dollars to the road, and take change my diagnods, but concluded that thmi was an iocreaied’ inflamation of would no more than represent this en­ stomach ; his most natural poriiion was terprising city in a work that promises on his book in bpd J did not remain long in one position; would sot in bed a long tune; bo did not complain of pain on mm W Centra! and Western Mtehlgan. oithar Thursday or Friday; he told me that day that ho would ouchor me—that th* ruad already built for their use and he had a dose of poison: ho appeorod to be delirious that day; Sunday morn­ ing I went up early in tho morning; I for the equivalent rendered." don’t remember which day I changed msdicinos; I gave him Rhens; tho effort THAT UftUMT. SPAULBIHG’S NEW CASH STORE ARE MOW SELLING EVERYTHING TO PLEASE, HARDWARE PRICES TQ SUIT! Cheaper for Cash than any House in Barry Cotixxty. EnrroM,BiXxnThe report of tho inquest on the body of Michael Stowe, the abolition of tho franking privilege, u published by tho 27sw does for the proper reconstruction of Georgia, IP amend the pension laws, by instruct- not giro s full statement of the facts in publish the following additional state­ ment, but which you will observe by his duced ftir the protection of civil rights therefore ask you to place it before the la the South, to amend the banking act. public, leaving all intelligent persons to payments, and to regulate appointments form their own conclusions in regard to aflioo wh'cb makesit a misdemeanor the correctness of the diagnosis before a Member of Cessnas to recommend death, and the correctness, as well as tho sician and surgeon, practicing hero, and Amendment, for the abolition of teat have been practicing between two and throe years; participatod in the poet mortem <■ rumination hero to-day, nnd against polygamy in Utah, for securing was the attending physician through the equal rights to medical. practitioners in illnois of tho person hero lying dead; the District of Cbfawbia, without die­ was called about tho 15thof this month; Unction of color, for increasing the sal- don't know who it was that called mo; arlea of United Btstea Judges, and for was called to go to Michael Stowe's { got defining thoJurisdfoUon of United Btotes there about two o'clock p. m.; found him at hia house, lying on tho bed and vory Courts on polltleal quo«t!o:i». much excited, not delirious, but alarmed about his condition, owl samowlmt forerGKAJTJD RIVXR VALLEY R. R. lightish coating, red about the edges, soft The following article, which we clip HASTINGS, X *11*11 not be undersold by NEW That's Big Talk, Try it Now. QOODS Direct from Factories. COOKIA’G, PARLOR COOK AJfD PARLOR STOVES F CTMT H TIB W DOUBLE WAGOXg. ».-.x ever offered in the County. I AIM TO BELL Article*. bitu.,.,. •Twa:swstjvj; it*4 gHQUUJEH, ARMS! GEORGE PRESTON GROCERIES FAMILY GROCERIES FOR SALE. CLOTHING HOUSE! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 3U CANAL STREET, QRAND RIVER VALLEY "TU5E __ GRAND RAPIDS. RAILROAD. HEW 10011 ESI FALL Ml W1HIEII fibrine. I concluded that it was (ha FIRST QIMLITY A. I^AHO£ ASSORTMENT. We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. FREE OF CHARGE. E3xchan2j)<L kINP^-yd what other remedy.^1 gave him; China Garwood, hi* first wife, that made thia is said to be a Yonio or niimolant; nothing poisonous except in very large quantiUes; not in the quantities that he got it; I gave him very nearly a drachm of tincture iu a toacup-fnll of water, ease of oar fitvori teen tarpriss, the Grand River Valley Railroad. Ths company then examined hia GEORGE PRESTON Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, IIPORT ii-io rnjhsWT eerer befan ■aMdpMMleWfoAfiy ’u*. Monday in sxmo condition as on Wed­ Midi In ilk nesday, very weak and delirious; Suth­ erland, tho nurse, told me tho next morn­ ing that he had been talking considera­ bly, and was quite scared zl saw him Time-Keeper Xukrill,.. Plated Wars. *■«*«■• aBMStaM »ntaa MxUtot <u ^‘sas'jgysx-.a WEIIIHI ANI VlilTMl CAIil BROXXE JrEi^HSrrS rWr m4 |-.rr lo cure Ute rartoe, affrrtto*u KTERU.XG IVORY FA 58, ean be done I want it done to-day did not ace him again after that; I eluded that at that rime ho had Typho Malaria fever; I.thought sometimes that by the irritation of the stomach that poi­ son hod been administered ; I thought from tho Tory flrot day, from symptoms, Canneclinsal J.cteo. with MICHIQAX CEN­ that he might have been poisoned; I TRAL R. R. for think we might have similar nymptoma by poison, and that wo might have three symptoms without poison ; made no ex­ amination to see whethernoton had be .n administered ; I thought those symp­ toms might have baen produced by puiso,n but did not think it was poison. conclusions from diagnosis that I made was that I thought it was a fever setting in; don't think that I come to any oin­ clusion that day as to what was his dis­ ease ; 1 gave hits Baptisia; it is a rem­ The stomach was not opened until sfedy that we UM) a groat deal in fevers, and I thought it wua applicable to that quantities, eouroo the molt of that examination J^OTICE.—TO RAVE COOTS . s quantities does not appear in the evidence at the All Persons Who Owe MjtlTitjt.t>« entire length and breadth of PARIAN QOOUK, DRESDEN YAkSH, M. S. SMITH AND CO. TOILET HETD’. FIXE TABLE CUTLERY. HOLIDAYS. GOODS, GLOVE nd . HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, their own importation. ’ also, everything rich and now In Je , elry, FoUd Sliver and Bilver ; Plated Ware, etr., i Which they offer at GOLD, IVORY DEAD Greatly Reduced Prices. COPAL DIAMONDS, QARXET JKWELRT, MUSIC DOXES. z^wcra o,er dto .llionlrr, nt lhe t.u.p *>>d IM BMt obuusu ot the* rkll b> It. SILVER DRESSING CASES. Ayer’s Ague Cure, EMERALDS, PEARLS, •8T0X1 American Watch Company, The examination of tho stomach did WIGHTMAX A G CAMEOS MABOXIC the rm ones haa been generous and gentQrand Rap- small patches that exhibited any evi­ dence of congestion. The mucus mcm- gas wo thinksuix-rior to any other route. it on account of his difficulty in getting his breath; ho ootnpiained of vwy fall AD Persons Who Owe GRANT M PHIIXIPl CEI.EBRATED OTHER BlCn GRANT k. PHILLIPS GRAXT A PHILLIPS nor any exfoliation whatever. regular pulse indicated that remedy; this ‘A P. Dull, M. D. H. Jooxsos, IL D. C. Rcmxll, IL D. AC. Frost, IL D. — a,r 1LllM—J L■ I • drachm of this would act m a poison if the system was tn proper condition; that wae all the medicine that I administmd No CcimoMATiox. — Newfoundland at that time; tho medicine was put'up has gone heavily against Confederation, Cbtholios, and second to a large number the touted counties through First-Class BUGGIES STO FES! 8TSVHS! STOFES! Genuine utnna, and the name ee;*ocliil!y aa it tralMiag of thtamd moot confer, thst MICH. A Word io Season to the Citizens of M e. Lori-T poarBL, MRS couldn't live; next said that J couldn't a Moot eafo and substantial manner, and to his limbs nnd feet by Sarah Garwood; I oould nut discover that they were bloat­ ed : every half hour he would have groat difficulty in getting his breath; his pulse beat vary irregularly during tho time ho was troubled for breath, in­ spiration difficult; his face inclined to draw a little; rolled his eyes up, and ap­ peared very nervous, I thought a iitile oar Grand Rapids friends good morning inclined to bo delirious directly after these spalls; I have had patients with remittent furor that had njiolls very sim­ ilar; also acute congestive furors; never saw on? hero them as bad; I should It was Mror contemplated for anytiling think ho was out of his min i during N&“Specialities in every deportment days he had ten drops of tincture, per­ NEV 1ILLINE1T GMBI IEBE, haps not that much ; treatment of Aco­ 0. B. SPAULDIN8. nite was discontinued the aoconl day ; SHOP—A fine Stock of Harncs» on hknd. Be­ Rheus was given to reduce fever and inns promptly on short notice. tkmation of bowels; delirium was con­ JJASTINGM WIGHTMAN 4c GREBT.E Hastings, Mich. April 20, 1869. tinuous ; sometimes ho would appear rotional for one or two minutes at a time; WOOLEN FACTORY! Thuroday and Friday ho was radonal by •pells; Saturday night he commenced ■pitting blood; I think about ten or eleven o'clock; Sunday morning I aaw him, and found him spitting blood; it was darker colored thau arterial blood; m u MIH a I concluded that it came from stomach; ho did not vomit heavily, although he was inclined to vomit; perhaps once a min­ ute or ofteaer he would spit a mouthful AKD WORE GUARSSTEED. of blood; liis distma at that time was in his stomach ; he was psrfoclly ration­ al at that timo, and became rational nt mueh debilitated at that time; every fourth or fifth mouthful of blood ho would hawk out a dot of blood ; I did examine tho lungs oloooly, and concluded that it did not come from tho lungs; I examined by osculation and percussion; ho did not become delirious until after hemorage ceased ; 1 examined what *p- Corner of Jefferson and Railroad Btredta, OF EVKRY DESCRIPTION. has a fine assortment of taking the Ninth Census, fixing the WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE water; I left directions to all a religious one, tlwreforo; but the Cath­ olics of the Province have nrrorthsloei him next un tho 17th; I found the man distinguishod thomrelvM by tbo oaraortin bed again; be appeanid stuped, would ness of their opposition. Although Mr. and fart her cheerfully shorn the Biuu, said to bo tho mort able and prom­ inent of tbo Confederate luadsra, is him- TAXES! TAXES! Tho way to make money i» to save it; the way to eave it is to buy your Imsa Call sad Mettle HSfU.00At Once-NOW AtOnce-NOW. At Once-NOW. ■OF----- H. A. GOODYEAR I keep cbnstanUy on hand a large and well selected Stock of H-A.RD'W-A.RE bought of the •Manufacturers before the recent advance. ’ ASDMWT HLYgOtAPAY hustings against him. Roadtion ia hoped for, perhaps, on tho strength of religious hausted on V. ednoeday; hia AM) MUST BAYS OUS PAY AS I) MUST HAW OUg PAY In the article of Stoves alone, people wishing to purchase these moot useful articles, can save at least without delay TWVNTT-HYB FEB 01NT. alltown, the T *RB PLASTER, BUILDING MATEBIAL8, CARPENTER’S TOOLS Kept in a firot-claas Hardware Store arc wKl marina. you u <nux Itayai «rr wring money HMlir.gr. SoyemWr SO, iSW.-U si & H �g«il ini S«i5ttllanrtus. NEW ADVBRTI8EMBKTB BUSINESS CARDS. BOWNE A GALLOWAY, Mlehlgw Cealral »eg BANKERS. November, COMMERCIAL. WMXTXIETNET HatUos. Murkste. DRIBBID BOGS. Ppecltl attcatlea flees to Utdiiaf DRESSED HOGS! Music & Jewelry, arrernww nwcw. aw>»w Dm Mciiss, Groceries, CITY DRUG STORE! wizoiEuzr dzulaas is Oysters, Foreign frultai, r tanas, carters, aircxi, etc. Fruits a»S Vefetabto. ia Caa. t Ori Duwis Bun KAWJJTBTXM bar* SPECIAL NOTICES. The Great Pictorial Annual. Jlestetter’i Called State* llaau for 1810, General Grocer, HARDWARE, TOOLS. LOCKS DETROIT MACHINERY. Quinine. j. * t. Svapnia.1 McGregor, ^FARMER’S HELPER. . , DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, SHOWN BOW TO DOUBLE TUB I**DF1T* Vsroiih. Turanites, Cbuiaicato. M.Wui Ephcapa! Sectot* ofliMdlcvils^a nni.j of Ibr -?d last The irmpm.lt. ample. **4 there abowld be • lorgo galhejinj. 'sokes Sprtaj. Uoad, to «tia cwulre of the ; ■bip of Rult.nd, by Mca.rs. Fucsrrr A it People In wool of aaylblsg ia their ■ A F«snv»t_—W» record with plca.uro lhe eunpltl* aucc.ro of the Feetiral firm ncwallr by toe F.rot iispttol Church of Nlddlroillt, to* As Octraoe.—-We learn that an at­ tempt ia io be made to indict all parties who were actively concerned in the re­ cent marriage of tho late and asueir la­ mented Alsut D. Riouaoeoir aad Mrs. McFablasu, as inciters to bigamy, and Mrs. F. for bigamy. Of course this ia to shield ths murderer from condign pun­ ishment, and is a villainous outrage that only a corrupt Judge like three in New York city would tolerate. Nor ia there any doubt that the marriage was legal and the Indiana divorce just as sacred as any judicial decision, no matter whether tho laws of that 8 tat oars right or wrong on the divorce ^ueeticn. And the fact is they are no more lax than those of Michigan, Illinois or any of tho Western States, and tho Judges of Indiana aro aa able and pure as the Judges of any State outside New England. A Resolution thatOuoht to Pass. —A Joint resolution was Introduced In the Senate on Friday, by Senator Wxnlxaau, of Oregon, which will prevent the rescinding by a succeeding Legisla­ ture of an ei'dorratifying tbo “Fifteenth or any Constitutional Amendment" The reeolutloD provides that “ whenever satisfactory evidence la furnished U> the Secretary of State that three-fourths of tbo Legtelatures of tho several States have ratified any amendment propoeed by Congress to the Constitution of tho United States, he shall forthwith pro­ claim the fact of such ratification. And if It shall appear that tho Legislature of a State has ratified any amendment pro­ A Do»»»io». —The mao, friends of Rar. E. posed as aforesaid, any other action-by Cvrrw, potior of lbs First Baptist Caurub is the Legtelatu roof that State as to such flutlap. will Uoder bln a Demotion al the par- amendment shall bo void and disregard­ ed by lhe Secretary of State.” Casting! Ilcam er V. HALL’S OF THK FARM, tod how fames, end fboTr Dy. Vi ■ PUU7UP ktCETABLE SICIUA8 HAIR Renewer. STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF P. T. BARNUM, To Ita Original Youthful Colcr. jgtim'niisteKoxs—<■ OUITIEATin ON THE HAIR WELCH & GRIFFITHS. ’dctroit. Yonu Jiwrosli** obtelMd *° *U* “4 W*° **" " THE SCHOOLMATE. TO CONSUMPTIVES. F. BENOIT. Dvtrell, Mani HORATIO ALOt*. JtL, DETROIT BILLIARD TABLES. PRICES REDUCED •« DETROIT, MiCIL, Apla la lull BleH. sad Ossally EaUrpd, ■Baafactarla( Tirol r Cetctealed WflUSJTft! JOHN G. RUNYON Jefferson Street, Hastings, Mich.. KEEPS THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF CHEAP CASH STORE BOOTS AND SHOES i Drug sod Variety atoi* As iaspactroa of tbo M sceptical that Ibuy axe ' Custom Works In tho 1«toatStyle, matfo to order. B.COJIEA.WH1EIIB. AJLOUMD THE VOBXJM THE NEW YOBE OBSERVES GET THE BEST. YeWi UnairiW Mm RUSSELL & NEVINS examine prices] Str FXIUIT �WVMww Jhtfcitb not a monthly, but a large end baautifal Weekly. Itsowtls but a trifle more than a monthly—only •L00 per year (the same singly as in Clubs), and you rvceivn/ytjHwo numbers in • year Instead of only froe.ee; besides, by aobecrtHng early, tho remaining namtienoftbe present year I Every per­ son should subecrido for the Western Aral who is interest in any branch of Rsrai aRhiro—in Farming, Gardening, Orcharding, Flarieultund, Stock-Rai*log. Wool-Growing, Dairying, Cranber­ ry Ohl tore, Boos, Poultry, Rural Imp^avBaMOte, Useful Inventions, Agile Itural News, Coadltlou and Prospeeta of Markets, sle., ete. It b worth more’.bon ita pries for Ita inter, sting Original and Selected Stories and Sketches—It* great TnrtetyofMfaoeUaxteeut Reading—forita Department of Domestic Economy ud Heasebold Reclpts, and fbr ita Stories, Enigmas, Riddle., Puxxles, Problems, eta., farthe “Young Folk*.” The woman amt children nre delighted with 1L Tho Wes'trn Zfurof ha* Justly won ita great popularity, as it b a thoroughly practical Journal. 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We speak from personal knowledge of tha stories in Peterson ; they are always good and interesting. Tbo price of fills magazine b only Two MS&aaaa year, while the inducements to Clubs very great. Specimens arcsent gratis ta those wishing to get up clubs. Address Charles J. Peterson, No. m Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. «>r> Chromo., Eoeratinipi. Pl.lu aad Colarad Lithographs sad frtnu, rick depot and diaap; a ml beautiful «»d .ppropr-.dr urweut for a fnaod.cr ptUe for a scholar. . ■adtSVIHORATt dr. ot the VBCK1 part, and coelatn. 150 POWERXsol batora lhe public. WS. vwo Ljr. curl itnwunW fn><B srtP KIMUIHIM. n great TlTlt ud EQUALlZ- DM. C. C. LIM SIC mH 8d?el«n, T«X PliOOBAMME of the Galary for im Includes a new story by the author of “Susan FJMdiag," ~ msoon Charles Reade's novel is flnisua*B continuation of Anthony Trollope's *TMRor’« Taint;” a series of historical papers by Parke Godwin; social and crit­ ical essays by Richard Grant White, and critical analyses of prominent persons by Justin McCarthy, the editors also announce ‘-a very attractive terice of arttdee by a late ecclesiastic of the Roman Catholic Church, in Which he will give personal reeolleclluna of the inferior life of Rome, describing the 81140. character and daily life of tbo Popo, the cardinals, the priests, monk, etc." Tho sdttdrlal stuff has bean increased, end TTfEtfl! new Ineludes the Messrs, church, Rich­ IMBU^TTA____________ ___ _____________ ard Grant White, Justin McCarthy, George E. Pond, B. S. Conant, and Col. J. F. Mellne. Candies. Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, $c. ATTBIHOlf. C iKHSs COMMON SENSE!!! J. G. BARR "r »££«• ta a lSt*l «> . 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COEBURN**: PATENT RED *ACKET AXE Thb Anejucan Odd Fellow fcr De-1 tsensber haa a varied and rUnwtlvo table ' of content*, embracing an original story I entitled, Eva Ashley, or the Triumph of Virtue; Scientific and Curious Forts; The System of Duse and Benefits; How Old ia Free Masonry ? Insect Strength; Odd Fellow Gchut; A Magnificent Ora­ tion ; History of Odd Fellowship; The Fading Leaf; The Mastodon Mill; An Odd.Fetlow Abroad; Tho Groat Excurion ; Rebekah Department; Ladles’ Olio; Odd Fancies; Correspondence from all quartern, Ac-, Ac. Published bv John W. OB*. No. ®8 Nassau street-, New York. $2-60 per year, or per The January Dumber of Hour! at Home will contain lbs opening chapters of Allee Georgian* M. Cralk'a now etary “Heart," which b to continue through tha year; an arthnl entitled "Real fliriatm--," by Mrs. M. E. Dodge, au­ thor of "Hans Brinker;'' and a sketch of tbo naval career of tbo late Rear HOMES *>■> FORTUNES UUcerlUw E , j4MgjJoa» E-O. o. KJJt: Gold & Silver Watches, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-12-22.pdf 94efd6e99fa60d00669cbdbb741cd32e PDF Text Text g hr lusting* fsnsrr ». M. DEWEY BY OEO. M. DEWEY VOL. XIV. IJiisiiits* girrrtsnj. IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERS! CHATll.ES H. BAUER. Hi. D»f.nd«L HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, 1869 ?«rtrj. THE OLD ADMIRAL- • shall we get money to Pay our Taxes er, by lheu- apprehensions, and haring Ames, commanding the District confidence that the civil authorities ^gnp{ contains the following rriathro th^candition of than the idea that tho rebel outrages SnU afford them prutention. in many «he condition of a.Iaju m that State should be stopped. They were checkol counties they sutter thee® evils to exist much by your election ; still they go on. without any effort to abate them, and 00 0*® 28th ot October lata: and many of oar best friends say that we do nothing to stop them, and that we ploymont of traps beyond th* had rather siy nothing about them. I vutins of port-duty, ha* W fear that unless something is done many of our most devoted friends will grow dissatisfied. Cannot a proclamation in JOM ROBERTS, rnrsiaAN *sd »••»** ' E. H. MALLORY, HEAR IE EVERY TAX PAYER HU ralHl b In Barry County, nnti be benefited thereby. WM. UPJOHR, £• A P DRAKE, M-D.. M MU.ll.riU. -STOTTH GOODS A.T THE BOSTON CASH STORE! SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR THE DR. C. 0. SCOTT, Ua sad 8*rr»’>i HOLIDAY TCRADE! Come ail and bring your Friends and j-fessr r. W. Vrt.03MAM. CjauBJEE. You cannot afford to lose this opportunity to RAISE MOXEY. -AJUT------------------Hustings, Ji;.Ji.. I'ub. 1st., 1S69.—yl DR. C. C. LINS LEY, A. C. FROST, M. U. 4TTBJTOV. COMRADES! JSRi'-XSa’iRliMag EXCELSIOR THE PROPRIETORS OF THE KCUTfO.V J. G. BARROWS, PottUSeo BsiMiM •jJiL'ttsiisr IM.I *tl»- trniaiiT &- smith. Are now offering f<?r sale, a full Stock of Noiv and Seasonable OooclH, recently purchased ihUho beat eastern market* at the lowoit possible priou t for cash. Oui stock includes a full lino of NaiUlti htmljiernm. STAPLE AND FANCY . DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Eeady-mndo Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots ft Shoes, Groceries^ ftc. WX X HAYFORD, i SALE. J. P. ROBERTS ft CO. vans*. pars lUssv*. djwl.Uv iwna.-tsrK'Sn 'ud.'WxdSt C. Gi HOLBROOK, irronxEY st Uw.i.UjLu>? ia' Cbsoceir *»} -. WM. H- JEWELL ho in. XZ//M, IS *• reU ,b« f3T”0a,h paving customers, yire us a calL We will cheerfnUy show you^jgJ . . , that __- . you may compare * - - w.1,1. prices ...—। withIlany • ..*1other n... Qr.iW. our stock, firat-das® 8tore I ISTin the Bate. We have got the Good® and we want to «ell_fi2 them, and shall tn- to sell you all we can and will satisfy you that it , I I t 1 V u 1 k ~ 11 J. ■Mtufaetory ■ forvour interest to buy here' We warrant thefrice® shallIbe . -*X_. • ‘ We will take in exchange for our goods. ■ Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &c. He would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines inthe world— Tho* in want of a Machine will plm<e call and let Mr. Plulbne show yim.aome of his fin® work. LT" Rem -mber th® ph— •>« J- P- «“berts & Co.’s Drug Stare, ®outh-aide State Street Hastings, May 19th, I860.—yl JOHN MICHAEL, -* r.ri.cj ,1.™ W 8 WIL L COIR. STTUtSn bw R!w 5^1 i:x'2g| eftSfCBlSSM HASTINGS HOUSE. br HOLBROOK ft MILLS, srnuijjt NUMBER 35 following is a copy of that letter, and of the indorsement placed upon it by the commanding tho army : vindicated, bat would lead tlivir aid to Nincx. Mass., May 14, I860.* J w, • t£ fl O 0 2 CM WM- JOMEA, <as< 25= M JAMBS JOIOTTOy. Pr»rts«"< GEO, C. 'WOFl.TIi. o M s fc suTAitr rcsuc. Corns. 8t»«r*rt, uU ua ^tucrlling. THE OUTRAGES IN GEORGIAReport of Maj. Gen. Alfr®l Tsrry non<SOP*THY. those criminals be caught by the army and punished 1* I am sure something should be attemrftad. Martial law is thu । day needed in that the worst of all tho Stats* for tho *ectirity of th® friend* of tho country. Your® truly, Hmr Wrrao®. HiinaurartB* or tub Aixt, 1 Wsskixotox, Juno 7, 1809. $ Respectfully referred to tbo Commandg General, Department of th® South, fur thorough investigation and report. W. T. BUDUtij, General. I have delayed making tho report thus railed for until tho present Um*, in order that I might become acquainted with the tuuditiun of affairs in Georgia before ex­ pressing miy opinion. Now I bar® re­ luctantly come to the conclusion that tho dtuation here demand* tho Interposition of tho National Government, in order that life and property may bo protected, tbo freedom of speech and political ac­ tion scoured, an t the rights and liberties of freodmm maifltninel. This -opinion i« based upon cumulaiuts made to mo, reports of officers actichod to invostignto tli® alleged outrages, and upon tho state­ ment* of many person* of respectability sud high position from different part* of the State. In thorn reprcaentnti,iu* I mu*t ropoM confidence, some of whom have given ma information only under pledge of secrecy, the state of affairs ia this section being such that they feared hsve confined myself to giving support headquarters, it appear® that th® to tbo civil authorities, and moving de­ tachments of troop* into some of tho disBuunu»,^ tnrbcd oountie*, where thoir preuonce ity or unwilling*®** would exert a'guod influence, and where nizo th® rti«»gn reau cauea upon. J thins that some good prevailing sentiment io many o» has in this way been accomplished, but the State has been that whiles W%0 «*the great evil has by no moons boon J urtain political reached. A* D.martniant mmGeorgia, and whatever' which an officer aseif created by tho reconstruction acts would : ported by public opinion, a few nran, fa* pooee**, it is only an officer so assigned ■ defiance of law, commit murders and who could exercise them. They are not1 outrage^ th" civil effiesn w® nfo* vested in mo by my assignment to tho command of tho Department. Where, therefor-*, tho aril authorities are in sympathy with or are overawed by thoio wl» commit crinro. it is manifest that I am purrerlesi. In this connection I re- I IKfrtio* injured or iheir friend* rarely tfudortako to aid the civil or military s»thoriiiea; if arrest and punishment of parsons charged with crime, which are this day possible. forwarded. It appear® to mo that tho national constituted auilioritk<s, and In thSus I- 1 1--- 1 ll,™ —e tk* stances' ths acta were committed cwt ally by individuals who, oevertnd were secreted and shielded by the rtnuo known that they had been in com­ and property is not ordinarily on® of the ' One of the most ilcliborat® and ecM. function* of the National Government, munication with me. but when it ia remembered that hostility to tho supporters of tbo Government is 1 bat a munifeatation of hostility to tho r. t Major. J. G. Crane, Chief Gorcrumi'nt iteoif, and that tho prevail­ rv of this district. Crimes are committed, and no attenqrt is ing prejudice against the blacks results ~By General Order dated last April, I made to punish tlioso who commit them. from tho Emancipation act of the GotMurder® have been and are frequent, and the abuse in various ways of blacks itude, who possess tho qu dificationa J*®o.-ribo 1 1>V the laws hereto! re in fore® giro it I know of no way in which in thia 8 morons insurrertfomuy organixaiions known a* the “KuKlix Klaus," who, •hieldod by thrir disguise, by tlto tenrecy ferrod on military commanders by the t • i which will fini of their movitnints, and by tho t>rror reconstruction acta which tiiey in-.pire, perpetrate crimes [The General then enters into a long |' on th^, part of , to '.bctU'Olvei and their property with impunity. There h great reason to diseuMion whether the*® powers can still could not otherwise be obtained. believo that in some cate* local megi»trate»ore in sympathy with thomembars organic itiona In many plaooa । |ftwt bearing u[on the subject with much AFTAIRfl DI TEXAS, o.-r.^db, U»m. •>* du, «d . , ^1 cU„„„ of „ t, punish nnmah them. To punidi nuniua ° J . . . ... nttemjit t> Report of MoJ- Go. Rsyn®Mssuch offim lera by civil proceeding* would preosion, coining to the copoluonn that bs a difficult task, oven were magistrates they may still bo decreased, and c osing in all cnso* di'p ised, and hud they cour­ the report as fallows:] age to do tlieir duty, for tho asm® inflnReynolds, commanding ths District of •uce* whteh govern them equally affect Tens, ia quite brief. What he has to juries and witnessesconviction that tho only way to restore good o.-der in tho State ia to' resumo mil- say on the condition of that fftato in -as A conversation tfhieh I hare had with itaiy control over it for the time being, ana ultimately U> provide by law that tbo Legislature sludi to-a**eniW» aa a Proviucial Legislahtre. from which all inelwill illustrate thia difficulty. While de- |iglhlo persons shall bo excluded, and to military forces plnring the Inmontuble condition of af- -which all eligible person* elected to It, Sotr.o improved tairs In tho county in which ho lives, bo whether white or black, shall be admit- po.ition of iur frankly admitted to mo that wore the >tel. Buch a LcgisltUuro would, I be- and other big toi».t worthless vagabonds in the county : to bo charged with ertmo* against tho Executive with such person of a Republican o» a negro, nrt- ohaUo him tn keep the peace, protect! thsr be nor any other person of proper- life and property, and ptrafeh crime. jy within the county would dare to retuse Th® procea of resuming military con­ to give bail for the offender, n»ir would trol would, it ap|H>ar» to m«, be a very they dare to toOify against him, wbat- simple one. All that would be required ®v«r might b® their knowledge of hi* is an order from the Pred lent, counter­ gnfltTbat very many of tho crims* manding General Orders No. 55, Adju­ tant Gvneral’s Office. July ‘JRlh, 1868, and Order No, 103 Headquarter* Third them were prompted br political animos­ MEitary District, July «, 1 MIS, and arity, and that moot of tho numarous out- signing an officer to tho command of the regea upon freedmen result from hostili­ District, ®xrepting tho States of Florida ty to tbo race, induced by thoir enfran- ani Alabama. This notion 1 respectfully Under th® proviai ms of chitemimi, I think cannot be oontro- r®<nmmend. lution of Co------------ * ” ▼acted. Tho same dUBcnltire which besot tho Gen. Halleck, ccxnmanding Military te“ul pro-nocutioD of criminal' are emwuntnrod by negroes who seek redress for drii tn- Division of th® South, indorses thia re­ port of Gen. Tory's as follows: iii-i» roun. willing to Moapt on tux-cunt not do their duty toward them, and in­ able cX>ort duration of the t stances ore not wanting where it baa even been beyond the power of t magwtraio to protect a negro ploinhif from vidanoe in nis The annual report of th® Socrelary of much harm. Michigan Exchange. SThOWTMi- «.rvE..*xn.o confidence that they will do their duty fearlessly and impartially. But it la to that the matter bo left ?*»* * t �' eoiGMss. ■ - . - - VSlMlMDUt, ’ Kane, The Firm Trial by Jury, The Falla oTNiagsra, Cuesa my N'asue. Duke ef Wellington, Houaes ofPailtement. Lon­ don ; Windsor Castle. Buckingham Pal­ Uf« mm Saluida, during Ue ;mral B.W15, I U4 UMfila urt^rtunitj of UUddior • ace, Westminster Abbey. bw .1 Fortworaples $3ln advance;5copies, «1.1. el cI'H.salion te wkld. IMMd-ar, rutlarr. sm>« pettieas of IL Upas ' ISO; 10 oupie*, |35. with and extra copv u..|4.l.id,twwrlu. •Ixjwogmra io dlf. to getter-up; 15 copies. with an- forvu: alMdca of uilol.culws,— ti^ar. light, diunb. extra copy ; SO copies $60, with twu iI ood booaUy dtsafc. T.ulv a cuad'/ugbi' AM extra coplre. The Alton, with any 1 ether weekly p"pcr, or with any monthly • magoxlae published In the United Ha'eo ■ —the subscription price of which b not hraliL/ovukisgitUvsi* eersktojr, Men svwg > men- than H ;>er annum—S7 per annum, an u er gnidrd s ptew. Mid to m< iSmu in .ush a •Ui. was leaned Tbaj did eos rr.l... ikr _ without engravings. MlMrrUirjr v«rs bringing on ilwm«l<«s and WIGHTMAN & GREBLE RIAGE FACTDRY! Ounier of Jefcnon'aad Railroad fituot^. HASTINGS, MICH. Cbasr rrisede, ear th* Idea at ihrir Btoalj .Urngib. eraty and polht.al paper st h c.'D inure lU pnnuatura old ago. teas at intel lecl.asd total tn malntiin Powell earned reputation drpri,alien of all Mlf >«|wct which foll.« aa th. aa the best and cheapeet newspaper In the country. The (“res* In a flnl-elvs double sh-w*. elght-pag<> paper, cant do­ ing 48 column-. Terms :1 epy, 1 ypar, t2; 6 copies ; 10 empire (and OUo copy to the gvtter-up of the c'ub,) $15; 20 cop er (and uua oxt.n) *f7; 10 copies tu one address (and uuo copy to v-tfo.up of the club) $14; 2D dpire, ditto, $3D; bOcoy'at, ditto, >&); 1W co?>es to one (andons of the Tu-Wkskly Fnxsa to , the gvtter-Jpof ch > dub', $1UO. Ddly. SB per annum. Tri-Weekly, Ik All or■ • Fomef, Editor ami Proprietor, 8. W. ■ cor. 7th ami Ch et nt Ht-art. Philadel­ 1 phia, Penn. Now is the time to sub­ 1 scribe for the gre it Radlre) newspaper. ’ Col. Forney will '•pend the win.er at । Washington and dish up CoDgnus and t poUflea. , Au. Rteur.—Ou Monday the Presi­ 1 dent n iminatod and the Senate, 45 toll, ’ ounfirme 1E twin M. Stanton as Associate ' Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, vice Grier resigned Good enough. 000,000; wWeh ras referred to the Com­ mittee on Banking and Currency; a motoa to lay it on tho table was lost, by a vote of 66 to 88. The Census bill was advanced a step. On Mtfuky a resolution was adopted for tho appointment of a commit­ tee to investigate the caasei of the extreoidinary Cui'tualions-tn paid in New York «ty in September lost; reedntimis were iatrodaoed far taxing United States bonds, and for tbo immediate resumption of specie pejraw.tr, but, debates eraing, they want oror; time [iropMitfons for the aduuation of Virginia were introauced, anti referred to the lieconstrui-ti«m Committee a resolution was adopt­ ed for an adjournment of lx>'.h Houaos from December 22 to Jan. 6. OuTuoedsy a reedution was lati^ dnood looking to the abulitiou of all in­ ternal revenao officers and agents, an I theaptiortiiMunKnt uf tho tax arming the States ; a bill wai introduced to authuriio meteorolegxal ube-T.-ntions at mibtary stations, with a ri^w to herald approeohang amrmv Mr. Lynch delivered a eulogy w» the late Senator Feeeendo i. Ou Friday, the Rouse, after disputing of die remaining amuuduienb, pasiod tho Census bill; a bill to Ax the number of Repreeentalives was iutrolnced and refasred t Mr. Mungen advocate I Lie re­ pudiation of the National D bt, but the bosnoorate generally utip .sod it, utid a reeohitiu& was passed. irrre,ecdre of party, declaring any peqx»iuo i looking — Major General Terry's repo-t on the condition of affaire in Georgia is |>ubli did. — Tho Burlingame treaty with Eng­ land has be.it ratifie 1 by China. - Tbo petit! >n from New York in farur uf Cuban Independence was signed by 9J.OOO jwraona —The Cuban ladies of New York have sent $18,'H>0 worth uf arms and munitiuus to tho Island. i will bo called up to-morrow On Tuasdny bills wore introduced for increasing tl^finil steam >hip service botweea the Uailed (states ana China and Japan, and to tix the western terminus of the I’aolic Railroad. The death of Senator Fessenden was official J an­ nounced, and eulogies were drlivuxud by Boaxtea William-, Sumner and othiru On Friday, a resolution to dose tho accounts of John W. Forney was pefs"d; the bill* for perfecting tho recunslxubtionof Georgia, and restricting tho ju­ risdiction uf the United State! Supreme Court,-were dtscuee-l; bills were intro­ duced to astobluh steamship lines be­ tween the United States and Lidia, via 8nex. and between New York and , rote all. Ito rerbodiw the new. world, carefulry culled, and edJy dlscuawM a wide mnrfo of sub­ white the Uteray viands It proare shrsye of the eholere qual-ty ptten, with any uneof the Albion enrh^; Mt bee by pest flB per annum. Bty in ndvaarn; « toontha, «t»; 3 Hbe,|l-X. Hsltyos.-ly and quart rtowton .ill r—Ir. . ■>' Me of Wales' Portrait, or any nne of Florida —The South Haren Railroad, was opnnai from Kalauiosuo to Alamo, eeren miles, on Muuday, the 29th ult —Judge Det»t received 32 rotes in his a lopted crunty ia MLsuasippi. whore Al­ corn looted up 1,300. - The suit against TU TrlUmt for libel, brought by J. Nelson Luckey, has boon decided in fitrur of the do.bn lanti. —Th > b >Uer of a p iper mill at Mareeille' Ilk, explode I on M-mday, killing two women and seriously injuring several —Gen. Garfiold i« doing his l»o«t to crowd the Cuusoa bill through, but tho diapositi <n in the House to talk eojm. chronic and ineradicable. A prominent lawyer of Philadel­ phia, at on* timi Unit d States Minister to China,is ch irgvd with embezzling 832, 00J; ho has alieaoudoJ. - Th iCaptnin-Generaluf Cuba denies that bo has oonctioued a plan for tho im­ portation of African negroes alter the abolitfon of Slavery. —Severe of John Galvin’s grenu-hous­ es. in West Roxbnty, Must., were do. stroyed by sn incendiary tiro on Sunday* Luas tin,000; no ituurauce. —The Winnrn-g war is declining, an 1 Go varuur MuDutigaU b >pes tu reclaim his authority, a pjrtiun uf hie opponents haring started off on a bulfaluliunt. —Two thuiuind persons hive this summer emigrated to Dakota Territory, which will si-on solicit udmu.iua tu the Unto* an a State. —A fire in the village of Fairburg, 11, on F.iday night, dastroyed ID '.OUO worth of property. Bererol stores were burned, and also a private roddonce. —Rm BogliJi Ministry hare tefuse^ to accept tho modificatious of tho ttodty of oamtu too between England knd France, prvjkuod by the tetter. —Juwpb Madill, a delegate to the IIlinu's Cu uititaioa d C-mr^ntiou ttai re­ ceived the Republican nutniaatiuu for President of the Cunventio.n. —Mr. Seward h id arriren in thocapi­ tal ui Max co. and at ban |U-ta given him by the Mexican President and American Mini.dor replied to a mooch «f Mr Jmres and Mr. Lcrdo. STO FES! STOVES! STOVES! P'oductinn ufthaab'eotai-l Dost expeL anrod writers upon all the rebte-te trreted. It* Cor repondense will be full and ttinrty Its reports will be prepor- FAMILY GROCERIES brace er< ry 'set or pubic u't-raneo of oplnlou th-it p-ase-ae* Intern*, and Im­ portune-. The Lite-ary Department Will bain thomuchly mpah'r bands, and will present a full rnv'ew o’ the lit­ eratim. th* fine arte the mule, and the drnnia of the day. A«afnmrly psp"r *rea from all ap­ peals tn vu'gnr or impure tastes, the Timm will continue iinexecp'lonable, and may lw sa’ely admitted to every domretie circle. NEW 8SDBS FOB FALL AND WINTEII The Sunday edlt'on of the Times will A. LARGE ASSORTMENT. CLOTHING HOUSE! —A Kantu -ky Judge his deci l«d tho act of CoiigroM exempting U. 8. bunds f 5>m taxitwu to bo nncoustitutionaL —The Comm-wcia! Exchange buil liug in Philnd-lphia has been d-stroyed by fire, reus ng a lure of *260,000'. An A^i'stant Aaseseur of Internal The New York T.mrs,—fitrtod In Sept«mb«r. 1851,—toss for many years be-n First-Claw BUGGIES recognized as amen' tbs mo'-tsueom'ful, popular ard Influent! <1 nrw papers In nOTTBIAE WAGOXB. the country. Ills still und*r theoroitrnl end management of it original founders, NEW GOODS DA.ILY! Tua Lxmhst ajto Finer Assoaruur evar offered in the County. who, with greatIv increased re«oare-s Direct from Factories. l®“Spicia]ities in every department. and experience. win spore no pains to , I AIM TO HELL extend and strenetban Its cl dots upon 1 Use confl ienco and s"pp->rt of the public. The Ttevw Is a Republican Journal, W© have now In Htock the largest variety of and will ba Je voted, aaln the pas', to an Intelligent support of the llepubl'ein C00K1KG, Party. It will sustain, with all its P.4HLOR COOK A.VD ability, the principle' and pollpy of Gen. PARLOR STOVES era! Griart’s admin'stration. Itjwlll advoeite th-so measures, by which' the ever brou<l>t to XIaetinfije. Came oec nud all aud »c« ttecui honor, the peace and tho prosperity Uf the nation can be best coiiserved and . HARNESS SHOP—A fin- stosk of Harnooa on hontf. R< pairing done promptly on short Dotice­ pronvt-d. It w'll vindicate our dignity . , WIGHTMAW A GREBLE. before foreign mtlons and win discountUssting*. Mich. April 20, 1801!.—wly ensnee ought by wbleh our self respect nr our love for r-publican Institutions GEOHGE PRESTOS could be endangered. . The 7T«»cs dcalroe tot>e Indeed by tho highest paesIMe rt-snd-rd Journalism. Its Editorial D’pnrtment Wl'l be coa- We adhere strictly to the ONE PRFCE system. CHICAGO TRIBUNE, The Weekly and a-ml-Weekly adf- Exchanged tiona of tbo Hixes will be e*>mpil<-d with 111 • cmte-t rare, and will contain eeleetl-»ns from 'he moot Important contents of the Dally iaaue, besides matters of In terret to the arriciltirol sections of the country. Al. who prefer a newspaper but once or twice a wck will find the»e edition' admirably suited to their re- . IMPORT For restoring Cray Hair to Us natural Vitality and Color. Plated Ware. WEODINN AND VISITINB CABOS HOLIDAYS, duODi, DRMWIXU CAHEX. kn unusually targe and attr ettv aa CtXIVEsM nAXDKK&CHtEF BOX Ed, COPAL DIABQVtia, KATKRAUM. »0X TUS American Watch Company, HAIR DRESSING, nothing else eao 1*0 found x> dreirsUb. Cootainiug neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white rainbric, sni ytt lasts loug cm Ihe hair, giving it a rieh gUttj lustre aud a gretvful perfume. TAXES! TAXES! Tho Sens!-Weekly and Weekly moiled tn clergymen at the Jowcet dub 1 The wav to make money is to save it; the way i to save it is to buy your . Ttiew price'are Invariable. Wo have nn traveling a teats. Remit In drifts on New York or Poet O Hoe Orth-t, If pos­ sible, and whvr i neither of there can be procure I send the money tn a register rd totter. A I Peatma<tori are obliged tu rtfl'tor Irt era when requested to do eo, and the system ia an a.» ol ite protection sg.dnst ham ty mail. A Ji: esa H. J. Ratmvisd A Do., Timbb Offlee. Naw York. Hardware Naw Yoax Lrnzrmrotrr.-Thia ia the Urges*, papar published at the United Bia tees and has a popularity that no other religious paper haa ever attained. Theo­ dore liltou is the chief editor, but there enbjeetoof abfliry f»wn other ooaroei in Ayer’s Hair Vigor, A special editim of the TThmb fnr European ciranlatititi will be pablUhed every Wednesday and Saturday, in time for the European malls, and will ba val­ uable and welcome to our friends abroad, wfae’hcr Americans or of any other na­ tionality than our own AU tlieee adilieM of tha Tima nre of th-very lanrot size, on large quarto sheet i, each ecu tain I column*, primed >n cfe'r and legible type, at the fvl tewing ratv: The Dally Tima, per annum, includ­ ing the Hunday Edition I Tbo Dally Tima, per annum, exdusire of the Sunday E Utlon The Rumlav Ed I tints, per annum The Semi-Weekly, per annum Two copies, cue year Ten coplre, one year Au extra copy to Rctter-up cf c'ub, and a splendid steil eng.-sviug of the late Henry J. Raymond.' Tho Woeklr Tlws, per annum Five copies ene year Tm copies, one year An extra copy to irct'or-ap of duh, and a tplen IM steel engraving of the tetnHrn-yJ. Raymond. Twenty eoplei, one year An extra copy to gettar-up of dub, and a spl -mild steel engraving of tho late Hsniy J. Haymond. Ths Europctn Edition, per annum. FREE OF CHARGE Dated, May 20, 18C0^ yl H. A GOODYEAR. I keep constantly on hand a large and well selected Stock Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ajer & (X. I’uAcncAL AMD Akaltrcal CaXMUTS, �XBW ADVERTI8EMEST8 Wm. H. Brtrit >- Cos, Column. Muy hew Business College, X>r.txoJt, Midi. c^dnoud bp Hoi. I&A MATHEW, aat&artf ■aybaw'a PraeiJCHl th.ok - Karpin,, (for Oaemaa and thifoa tMaefo.) and ■Byhav*. UairrraMy BMtk.Kr.pla*, TAB GBBAT MEDICAL W SI. 'PAUKrt OAUMtSU TXNKGAMt arm na m STEAM BOILERS, or .VII Kiaoa. d°“‘ “ bz MJ U» ASfw. WILLIAM MYEBK, ' DaaJarta . PeRkixn Music & Jewelry. •snort nnu itrvn. ntoTIMUA- .a*y|...M»CH. MAIN a UuUSS Non-Ezzplosive Lamp d iTe-WZ PTS.» J r A7T. tWXOM r. IfJ A uddndb Ur ApUHm hr «■» rUrr ton*. ____ brothers. CITY DRUG STORE! Drais,lBliciics,Greceri8s, DRESSED HOGS. COMMERCIAL Pperlet atUetbn gitta Io handling DRESSED HOBS'! ta'-ru* GKU. U.DITIII’MIK, He. 3 Ooard Trade Balidlag, Ur.>11. 187O.“~TwratyiFifth Year. General Grocer, DETROIT MACHINERY Circular Saw Mill Maaoxrc.—The following are the offlear« .-het uf Haatiim Ixxiga, No. 58, F. A. IL, far the Maacmio yenr, com­ mencing on th« i‘th iuat: -D. Striker, W. M.: T. Phillipa. 8. W.; Ki B. Throop, J. W.; J. M ferine, Traaaurar; A P. Drake. Secretary; 0 ML Runyon, 8 D.; Ed. M. Emna, J. D.; 1870. Tha Homo Journal. GEORGE.PRESTON, . PRICE REDUCED. Toys and Fancy Goods, Toys and Fancy Goods TiwotHtattb* Rome joc»«auh{.>*u bon, ia w taralab a pax. h.^.-1/.wd'klrrlall.la, paper sf Litrra'arr. Art and Society for Ataarieuo bnmca, Uul at. all P’oarolra tight cal- F. D ACKLEY’*, Phxnix Block. I. » I. McORBOOR, FAR! SPECIAL NOTICES. Dntnd, Dot-ember 10th, 1869. pOME ONE! COME ALL? •' A—Allkloda at R(ram Ilrnlnc doer. FREE antolha f th nlhht I. IOOK Al PICTURES FRAMED, DETROITADVERTISEMENTB?’ ST* :took’DOUBLE 8 helper . THS PMOWTR STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF With GILT, IMITATION GILT, IMITA­ TION ROSEWOOD & GILT or Black Walnut Mouldings. P. T. BARNUM, RUBSHIX & HCTISS’ ncsz. Berea. Hundred otd' Tiltj Pagee rllB BEST ftEAW.tS?' ATTaaCTm.n navaixua. Aaraue. go thaw ft CARRIAGES, BDOOHS, A Sae aumimaI af and li,l Carriage* cadaeaailt aa band Unfor. 15, 17 —J ID JLerarJrrai Opera Da-aa Mack. . DSTMOI THE >:CHOOLMATK. rortign & Domestic Dry Goods. 85 FTeeJeerJ Jraww, WffiTJSri TO CONSnMPTtVH. da, P«noa. ebrtWr Moagiag la Umn aaagra *»<••> or aat, are u ylata apaa Uw irw pr««cah dtalynvd lorUnrt.tallir.or frtaada. and a* an eardiallr iaviled to alUad. JOHN Q. RUNYON gpanasg: Kffl'S THE HUGEST W D>. Au CluMa<;Ha.u. Craad Bapida A LECTURE TO TO V»ro wvx. PaMfoW h a , . . AM) BEST STOCK «F W.iHrr- I tralmml HU« BOOTS AND SHOESOnvtom Work 1» the tevt Style, made to order. •3l.CO.T1E anb SEE sre. Harfap, Oct 6th, IMfi.-tf ^^TSKTsS-^SaA GUARDIAN SALK. sssMsisa SSL* Gold & Silver Watches, AROIT.D THB WOBtD? m NEW YORK OBSEEYffi �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/396/HastingsBanner_1869-12-29.pdf 808133251deeba9f1923548761068e22 PDF Text Text gtr SRnstingB J*n«tr Skr girttag* ; OEO. M. DEWEY, jrf HAMTIXM. BARRY CO.. MICH. J. Col* A Hoe's Grosser Btore. em ..... a* ■ VOL. XIV Jusinos girrrterg. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29, 1869. ' JOHN ROBERTS, '"ya?s,t!.scs. I H. M ALLORT, ftttnj- IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERS! id moanra tub. CHARLES H. BAUER. . ^hero ®JiaU we get raonoy to Pay our Taxes iw tho perplexing question that makes sad heurtfi and tho future uncertain, building* being substantial, in good or­ harbor, i» th. Io* Companv'. .ertabliahder, conveniently situated, and contain­ ment, which supplies San francieoo with ing a largo quantity of quartermaster’s and ordnance •upplio*, it would be u»e- TH. i* tho moat southern point al which ice can be produced with certainty on the coml With tho exception of prevent­ best to continue it, with one company of ing illicit whisky trading with the Aleut* be to remove the * applies to Fort Van- wise to disturb them until regulations are oouvar, and it is in the midst of a fertile o«tabli*h*d to govern intereoune with volley, from whence it con procure all it* the natives. HEAR IE EVERY TAX PAYER In Barry County, and t>e benefited thereby. WJL UPJOHN, A. P. DRAKE, MD. to ;L BOSTON CASK STOKE! H. J. HANEY, ! partment Thej partment* i* transacted at Portland, and moat of the store* shipped directly from Portland. 1 left Portland for Alaska Joly 6, in tbe email steamer Fidelcter, chartered for the parpoea, and arrived at Sitka July 21. Thi* 1* the headquarter* of the de­ partment, and wa* the beadqnartera of; the Rtuaian-American Fnr Company. You cannot afford to lose this opportunity to SAYS MONEY. AEJLEUN 13J2IVINETT. DR. C. C. LINSLET, EXCELSIOR FROST, M. D. Tiiere are still a number of Hu**ia.-.» aad half-bree<la in the town, and a large village of Indian* immediately outride the itockade. The Indian* are trencherou*. warlike, and, until recently, di*- THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTION. COMRADES! ' J. G. BARROWS, a Urge gnrri»off nt thia place, to protect the trader* from Indian*, ‘ and preserve order and good behavior among the Are now offering for *alr, a full Stock of New and Seasonable CxOOdM. recently purchased in the best eastern market* at the lowest possible prions for cash. Chtt\»tock include* a full lino of STAPLE AND FANCY ■ . • DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, WRIGHT A SMITH, ATT0I15EY8 «l Uw. lawsaee sad < risting th* attempt, one of tho Indiana is killed by a eentin*L Alb r they are permitted to return to th* ir home*, Cloths and Ready-made4Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoos, GrooerioB, Ac. MWU w CSUCa-h paving customers, give u* a call. Wo will chnerfuliy show you.J£j ________ L;____ _ -4,1. .nT firet-rhim Store WK. H. HATFORD, ATTTlX’tr .e l CM.witer »t La«. «o J. P. ROBERTS 4 CO., XW-isfc^nrintamtto buyham We warrant the wire* .hull be reti.factory. ' We will take in exchange for dur goods. 0. 0. HOLBROOK; LTronxsr *t u». «ea.iw ia cb*» TFe would not forget that we are Agent for one of the best Sewing Machines in the world—u rATA-Tr TU- to of bi. a™ -wk. tw R-rab., to pto., on. to- W->«'4 Co.’* Drug Store, eouth-sido State btreet GRANT « FHLLLIFB. Hasting*. May 19th, 1M»—yl ________________________ JOHN MICHAEL, U « H O'sr eertk. Lk* KreWrt vlrteo. Of «m*l*K wrm.-slta* ri W*ad link UksteteWetea Ik. wslep-4*ry wte* ■odnbMk Te Uwir mysteries. crenM.-MossIrts* mr T* bvsvre Ibrir bate blMk»rt sHfb. aad bew WijK ,g c ?W HASTINGS HOUSE. BW CORN1R rt Si»l* •*« Ctareh oo o« e GlUteri 0 <!SPi“ BOLMWX 4 MUIS, law was being fully carried out. The revenue offione *latod thoy had rortrictod the killing of seal* to the »inallo<t number necewmty for the maintenance of the native*, and the chief*, though approving of tho law for thi* year, thought tho officers should bo a little more liberal, as they were vvry poor. Several trading rossela bad attempted to land, but had been forbidden. Tho Aleut* of theae island*, a* wall m those of Konny, are in a much better condi­ tion morally than are those of Kadiak and Oonalaska, esjtocially the latter. The whites have had greater accoa* to Ka­ diak and Oonalasxi, and, consequently, the native* nro more demoraliwid: There is a marked difference between tho Koloshe Indian* on the eastern shore of th* Pacific, and the Aleuts, who are mainlvreprotented by th* inhabitant* of tho Alaakn Peninsula and the adjoining island. Tho latter uro a mild, hospita­ ble and pliable people, ready to take ad- ^wnm and sport during the day, coming up oa the snore iq, the evening to rase * during the night. At this period all move further inland, and mingle togrther indiocriminatoly. If Autuma continue* mild, they remain on the islands until tho latter part of October, when they disappear vary suddenly with­ in a day or two, and have been seen go­ ing through the passes botwoon tba interest* are conflicting, dial they as­ sured me very frankly, in a omversation I had with them, that they did not know ‘who ar what to believe, nor what their right* and privileges were. the effect* of contact with tfie *tro; from the north-west to Sitka, Gen Data willed Americans are apparent;-a* 1 reported that during my absence h* had rial dieease* and scrofula axe quite visited Fort* Tonga** and Wrangel, on the revenue cutter Lincoln, and that -m Pb—* -i ^w’Sr/riu^ .r. j of tho Island* i regulating the ------ - ----------- ------------- Idding viator*, b-'inir a delicate matter, a tx>*t was eetabltabod at BL Paul** htend. with a. detachment from it on 8l George. Theae troops are directed to support the revenue officers in *ustaining the law* of them until ths next spring neither i* it known where they pan* the winter. The number of seals can only be coiimated. young are bom, they are estimated all the way from five to fifteen millions, but sheep in a pen. Tho habit* of theae an­ imal* aro such that if permitted to be hunted by everybody at random, they would be .very *oon drives from these islands. Thia has been proved by the' HuMian*, who totally destroyed acme rookeries before they learned by expori- seal, on* of two plan* should be L Ono ia, to confine the trilling authorised and the mala agent on aach at the island*, jp guard the intero.teof th* Government and preaeeerera, wee ---succeed in finding any of the murderer*. The Aleut*, though nekrir all strict Since then thia tribo ha* been vfiry quit* member* of the Greek Church, seem to In tnv personal interview with Gen. Da­ with liquor vis. I became eatiafiod hi* course was Butter & Eggs. Dried Fruit, &c^ 11* [>«*». «WW»*«. ?»•••'“ wydUleei. wv m* t»*vr MUfh*. 9ivrv Sm deer Cale* BIn*. llutioo. ' , --- ------- ------ — had left Sitka in December on a trading expedition in Chatham Straits. Upon hearing of thaeo murders. General De­ vi* proceeded in the United States •teamor Saginaw to punish tliom; upon fanuiiaa detachment of United State* troops, and agent* of two trading ertabltehruents— those latter, as tho officer* informed mo, DR.C 0. SCOTT, Came all and bring your Friends and aw kiUed the St- Paul'* Islands, whose inhabitants fur seal Lapwai sad Colville arc posts coa- •ary to overtook the Indian* located near, and protect them from white depreda­ tion*. Fort Bidwell *eem* to bo incon­ veniently situated and unnecessary, but there are a quantity of supplies thsre, enough for the coming winter, aad 1 hare dofrmd ordering it* discontinu­ ance until March or April next. Klam­ ath, Warner, and H*n»rt are conveni­ ently riteoted f»r controlling and super­ vising the Indian* on the reservation, and will be continued. ' SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS I. W. V BOOMAN, “sstsa; NUMBER 36. bidder the privilege tf purchasing the furs taken and prepared bv tho ualivo*, requiring the suceeesful bidder to keep on the islands agood supjfly of foodaaa clothing, and furnish them to the Ba­ moat the fir.t thing they ask for is whis­ ky. I believe much good might be done and improvement effected, if on* or two reliable person* could be appointed to th* native* from demoralisation. turned to the village. Thi* I presume, has been done by Uris time. Left Sitka July 25, and arrived *t Ke- the nocetaity of ebetainrag from dieripanay, about 100 mile* up Cook’s Inlet on tion and immorality. Such persona ap­ thelW.h. Thi* is the old Rnarian-Amer- pointed by tho Government, if of good . . 1-_____ . —k XTlnKnla. —— character themselves, would have great |* UUW t---- J-- — influence for good, e* the Aleuki have giury. The only white inhabitant* bo- great respect for those in aulharity. But to bo effective, thee* agent* should ab­ stain from attempting to interfere with their religious faith, a* they are strong in is a'village of Aleuts, iiumbering about their faith in tho Greek Church, end all two hundred, near by; another snsal) village a fow miles below, and a eottle- through this influence. To the credit nrent of *emo half a down Russian fam­ ilies 80 miles below. There are no other settlements, either white or Indian, If the I be safe, nor change their plan* of tian*. If it is act deemed advi*a- portunity for the public to hunt aaala i>atecriminately on the island will aooompli*h the «amn destruction without any return to the Government. Th* matter of fur sea's appear* to be C<Left Kenay Aug. 2, and .topped at * informed they were liable Chogatehio Bay, about W mile, betow, of their race if inducement* will never be hunted by white men, beon the east ride of tho inlet, to look at a coal vein ; CapL White went ashore and brought aboard a quantity of it This honesty. Many of tho men are quite of. supply and demand will ■HYR ATARNA HUMBUG. coaltea fine qnaltity of cannel; bo* in skillful mochauioe, and certainly their _ 1—^ —.—I—— r.t btdarkos, or skin boat*, are creditable to At Last Gen, Geo- H- Thoma* Give* tu the Truth About ear Iceberg*. the Indian* and the abate formation, beneath the Kfl to an unknown depth, the voin* being from four to eight fort thick; itovn oat on the ride of tho bluff some hundred feet glijrtlUnjj. ▼M- J01», 1 SVAGBOX ,D«IUL O' H a? o3 M' i is shoal for QEO. C. WORTH, . ori-i r CARD. Michigan_Exch*nge. with in the Department of Columol* mv uycito..—. re—- ------ , Indians in Arison*. Of vnnou* PS.U on the Pa rific Coart h. think* that £«mp McDsrmli i* now useful to over- ns SitkaTiM already some building* suit­ on shore at the places regularly frequent­ able for a garrison, it would bo u weft, ed by them, called rookeries; They there a* eUewhere, unless a mom Muta­ ble harbor could be, found. These reths greet body begin to arrive, and in a short time all liavo come and occupied old seals, who possesses to maintain bia ground report will bo furo-ardsd to «” To Tr~t all Kindi of Diuasei OM S2»i.r6S.Hdi-k h Mtaiw HIDES AND PELTS �along tho uortlieadern ____ _ _________ linn Peninsula and tho Miami, are very extaudre and bountiful, and salmon abounds in all tlie sireama In addition to the coal mentioned, as be­ ing at ChogoUhaik, there are many other known localities of coal; Kootanou Harbor, on Admiralty Island ; Oamdrn Harbor, oa Kou Island; Kaggnan, on Prince of Wains Island, and Katmny, on the Peninsula of Alaska; but the re­ narks os to the supply of timber arouud the Puget Sound country will also apply - .tem-nge miners. * In consequence of the want of mail faedincs in Alaska, it has been difficult to supervise and aystetnatuo thobusjne« of the departmrat I would therefore ’ raeo&rmend that’a mail route be e-tsblishod between Port Townsend, Wash­ ington Territory, nnd Sitka, touching at Bon Juan I-lan'l, ToagUM, and Wrangel, oil of which |>osts are immediately on the route lo Sitka. 'Tim mail for posts beyond Sitka, if -they should bo retained, tan be distributed by the Quartermaster ■tStka. Haring completed my observations in Alaska. I returned to ’those headquar­ ters, leaving St Paul August 1ft, st’pping at intermediate places, including BO^ Juan Island. This is garrisoned by one company of infantry ; the post is in good condition, though not complete; the dffiosrs’ quarters are ample but there are not suffiriont quarter* for the men. Affair* on the laiand nro quiet, there bring perfect harmony between the United Suites and Euglish po«ta. leav­ ing San Juan Sept. 9,1 arrived at San Francisco on the 16th. 8ht gastings gnaner. THZ C0MPLTMEHT8 OF THE 8E^60K. ' Wo Bond greeting to our Pathos* and Params, thia beautiful morning, the •etnplisncnls of tho eea«on. and out beet wishes that yon, and caeb of you, may U prosperous, and that peace and plenty be in aD your home* during tho many year* that we trust a kind Providence may Touchaafo to you and your*. Booiox.—The people speak in the Bra, arid the result show* that Democ­ racy, Political Temperance, and Labor Reform are alike unpopular in the Comxnercial Metropolis at Now England, lb fee result of tho ctati->u on the 14th Dr. SjxraTinT lias been re-elected Mayor, and pretty nearly all tho City Geuncil are Ropublicaaa. The Demoorato got out 4,197 vote*, to 11293 Ita poblioana; Tompcrnnoe got 312 and La1»r Refqrei 197. It took* as if Borton was indinad to straight Republicanism ; at least h*r voter* know when they have got a good officer, and moan to keep him. Itu with feelings of profound regret that we chronicle the death, by conge*tton of the heart, of Hon. Enwnr M-• Stsxtox, Iaxcolx’s great War Secretary,, and the recently confirmed Associate» i United State* which occurred at his res-• idMuio in Washington at 8 o’clock on Fri­■ day morning last Words would fail to> express the loss to human prograee occa­■ sioned by the death of this accomplishedi Statesman. Patriot and J unit, and wa> can do little more than append tho spe­■ cial orders isinod from the ExecutiveI and the Cabintit ofileora, in comtnenda-■ t!on of tho noble deeds of tho illustrioust dead, but truibih our next issue to be1 able to |iressut in brief tho history of! the man whom patriots of ovary coun­ try mourn to-day, as an irreparable Iom to the ago in which wo live : Bixctmvx Maxiiox, ? Wabxixotos; Dec. 24. \ The painful duty devolves upon the President of announcing to th* people of the United States tho death of one of ita moat distinguished citison* and faith­ ful servants, tho Bon. Edwin M. Stanton, whica o •eurrod in thia city at au uarly hou; thia morning. Be wai di*t:n’guiihud in the council* of tho nation du­ ring tho entire period of ita recent strug­ gle for national existence, first u Attor­ ney General and thou as Secretary of War., He was um-eaaiiig in hi* labor*. try’s success rvspoctvd by all good men and f"arcd by wrong 'doers. In his death tho bar, the bouch, and tho-'na­ tion sustain a groat loos, which will be inourued by all. As a mark of ra.-.poct to his inrmory, it is ordered that tho e .K-utire man. ion and the several deportm'nta at Washington be draixd in mourning, and that all busiasse bo sus­ pended on the day of tho funeral. (Signed) U. S. Gxisr. Wab DsrABTMcrr, 1 Wisaraerox, Dec. 24 1869. $ Tho eminent ability of the late Secre­ tary of War, Edwin M. Stanton, hi* great I-gnl nrquircmeuta, hie firm patri C *’7'' \ 'J . w~*' ~ ” in the astaUixhmsnt o/the County Bu­ •- - • - tho perintendeaey wo* elevation of the and i* at Um bawd of ne*apay«c enter grade of ilistriet school teachar*. That priro in w-tm Micbig* ; its history tho *y»:em baa done a-juwthing in this and growth arc cotemperamsou* with diraction i* true but it baa not yet raised that portion of the Peuhsular State. tho standard high enough to meet tho Published in tta rsry renter of the demaa la of o» rulighunod public spirit. * llkhigon Fruit Bolt, "itscolumn* con­ and the absolute auceeaiti* of our tain cam .pondstire from tho most eucachoola. It is boliorsd that there are in ceMfnl pouio'.agiat* in that section, and a thi*county enough persons who will como general e^mpend of new* and* general upto * Higher stan-Iard than has here- information pertaining to the fruit rai»tofore been erected to supply all the ing Immumm, which 1>M alrsady swacbed school*, and it >S therefore dee'tned ad- •uch ooloaaal proportion* To thoao of vissble to say to all who may U cun­ our reader* who wi«h fon'and **n afford earned, that the examinations next mare than’their home ptq»r, we would «l,ring will be different ia many respects recommend the Grand Rapid* JEtjlt. from those held during tho past thr™ Dally Eagle, per annum, 410.00 Weekly Eigi*. per annum. 2.00 Among tho more important change* Portions of a year in same ratio. Ad­ will be, dress A. B. Teasxa Apo.. I'ubli.hea. let. Closer scrutiny of composition. Many answer* which indicate that the Tn* PtAiBi* Fisxra company have person answering ia somewhat familiar I ieiued a handsome litiiogmph, represent­ with the study under consideratian, are, ing members of tho different callings, with such expressions a* th»*e: Frets at the iame timo, so crude in form, so the ministe.-. “I pray for all." From astonishingly defiant of thorn ruloa with tho lawyer, ‘-I plead for alL” From tho which every person ought to be f imiliar, physician, “I prewcribo fur all” From that were such forms of exprearion found ths legislator, “I legislate for alh" From the merchant, “I trade for all," and in an article written for the press, they From the farmer, "I .pay fi>r alh" ’ A would condemn it to tho waate basket, handsome agricultural; scene occupying whatever ita other merit* might hap'w-n the c-ntre of tho iib tnre. This engra­ ving ia sent/rs* to every old auteerfbrr to the Prairit Far»rr, renewing his tuU A teacher must nbt only tiww, but be srription, and sending a new narue, with able to impart knowledge, or no certifi­ 84. We will send1 tlie Prsirw FarMsr cate will be given. and tlie Bxxrxx to any aldreas one year for 83.25. 1 2d. A Mt of question* on the “ Princijiloe of Penmanship’’ will bo alttod for • floor of “ I>’f’byt«ian Church al/ third gra lo cortifirato*. In the sum- tn Chicago pre way on feandiy evening, mar school-, writing can be taught hot­ but nona of the congregation were eeriter than in the winter schools. and it ia ouaiy hurt. the intention of the Superinten lent that —Lruasroxt in teacher* in the Barrv County school* bo in found in toe next lummor shall teach, from both book and blackboard,' the principles of 1870• penmanship. It ia not the intention to Th® Potrolt Frw Pr*w. frame the questions to suit any particu­ Daily. Tri-Weakly and Weekly. lar system, but answer* baaed uj>on the Spencerian will be preferred. A mo.t rigid rule in regard to thi* matter ha* been adopted, and will be’ adhered to without fear or favor. Uiitory will be omitted from third grades. ■ 3d. A more earnest Effort than ba* heretofore been mad-, will be put forth to protect achoola which are table and backward, from inojtnpetont loach*r*. If school officer* or other interested parti-* will only take the peins to inform the Superintendent, when a party appears for a certificate, that tho school where tho per:on making application proposes to teach "is very backward and almost any one can teach it,' *• that tho scholar* ar* all little fellow*," or that “ this par­ amt will do well enough for that particu­ lar district," the hint will be,considered sufficient, an 1 the applicant will be •ob­ jected to the most t-cnrehiug examir.a- IRIAGE FACTORY! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cheaper for Cash than an * • County. NEW GOODS Direct from Factories. jWSpecialitieB in every department STO FES! STOVES! STO VES! Wo havenow in Htook tho Inrjgeat ▼nx^ety of C00K1XG, PARLOR COOK AATD ■ PARLOR STOVES GEORGE PRESTON FAMILY GROCERIES CLOTHING HOUSE! ^oiSSSS-----------------FR IE OF CHARGE sswsASr -----OF----- —WiFiani Dicker ia on trial at Baricansadc, N. J., for the murder z>f Thomas Cahoua. whom he suspected of improper conduct with bis wife. . Ttalatert alsctiax returns from Tax- VE hi Bts' I.IABNE8S SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Bi­ ll pairing done promiitiy on abort notice. HOLIDAYS, —Preporatioun for the departure of the Spanish gunboats are actively making. At Ik. LOWK'TI'OSXIULE RaTKX. Hasting*. Mich. April 20,1869. the moot trying time of the republic, when many ethers faltered, command thn admiration of the country, while his NEW SOODS FOB FALL AND WINTER! management of the War Di-partment during the daya when a man of deterALARGE ASSORTMENT. minid energy nnd will was demanded, haq markcdlu* term of officn aa one uuWe adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. uquailed in ita administration. It ia or­ dered that the offices connected with tho Department of War be draped imr.ournDated, May 26, 1869.- yl iag for a,period of 30 days,and that all buriuesiAie suspended therein oa th* day of the funeral, and thot on the day after IMFORT the receipt of this order at each military port, 1ft |funa will be fired, at appropriate int irrah, oommencing at the meridian (Signed) Wiltux M. Bxtxirar, Secretary of War. Similar tertimouials of, reejnet were issued by tho other Cabinet Officer*, and proper notice taken of tho event by the members of the two Houses of Congreta at Washington, and tho Supremo Court If through some mistake an incompe­ Tho funeral was h*ld on Monday, and WEDDIMI AND VISIT!ria CARDS tent gets iuto •ome/Xilvsneed school, we waa vary lerguly attended by the repre­ will bear the evil as best we can, but a sentative mon of the nation. ' rsry d».-i<£»rf effort will be ma le to guard tlie weaker school* from their uniurard M. S. SMITH AND CO. and delet riou* presence. With the uilvantages now offered, no il« <o<unmeet. Itat of ll Again, in advance of all ita cotemponru»i» ■k.cia on Ita ).| rarieC on Friday morning the Detroit per*on lias a legitimate excuse for eoram itau this, tte MU ■> an unusually ta-gv nod Mtr CUve &•.• oxo. ** »«1I U d>e-c• AJitriitrr anj Triiu.’u announced to the ing up to the work of the teacher unpre-. DRhXXIjril CAMEli i-ortnioi.t nf t'n ..I ■» r:.u>.u pared, and no excuse will be taken, no people of the State the cheering intel igenco that the progressive spirit of Mich­ matter upon what grounds it is urg»d. 4th. Among the general qualifications igan had, in the parson of Hon. Jauts F. Jor, won another glorious rictory in required of all gradee will be. facility in the practical union of tho Michigan Cen­ th* use of the crayon and blackboard. DlAMONDfl. tral, the Greet Western, end tho Detroit Every teacher should know how Io it* rouricxfcxABicrx*. and MHwaukeo Railroads, into one com­ make readily on the board the ordinary JUntlULDS. Il* pol>du-*l dxrMWr tatl M*a<* sbcomiW. pany, to be placed, tlie two latter, under printed letters, draw a map with tolera­ ■ d>*c*M<ugii.« (mt qdauLn. of *.,>■«• .ad FAtiLH. nwt .rd,*®,xl. the management of Wm. K- Mina, Eiq., ble accuracy, be familiar with thouword wr»*• !»*., -«<»r ^n.K ill tal Ita«*>,»•-«« .taU American Watch Company, the pro ent popular and exceedingly of­ method" of teaching reading, and liave ficiant Asuataut General Superintendent a well defin'd idee as to whutconstitute* of the Micnigan Central, c* Ganer.il tn- a good school, and the work of a good pcrintendunL Wo congratulate the peo­ ple of the State that the line from De­ All earnest, qualified teachers are here­ troit to tho Falls pause into the hands of by offered a hearty welcome into Barry the managers of our own Central, and County, and every lover of his kind is the people along that and the D. A M. asked to manifeel by his interest in the Road that the tame energetic manage­ mum of education the emotion which ment which has made the Central the heprafMOMto tadinhi* heart. * best Road in tho United Statea ia to con­ Jonx H. Psucxa, Tlte wnv to make money is to save it; tho wav trol those roads in future, and to malje to save jt ia to buy your Co. fjupt. School*. them, aa *oon as tlie mo*t untiring effort Njjxxillb, Dec. 18th, 1869. can accomplish it, tho equals of the Cen­ tral in what constitutes a first class Rail General Joseph A Mower, command-; iag in Arkansas, reports on the general situation there as follow*: Owing to the action of ths Legislature in providing for the urg wixatiou of the military, nnd the proclamation of tho ' Governor declaring martini law in No­ ' vember, 1868, which wm followed by । j । ( 1 Genuine Articles. ewer brought to IXaaitinipai. Come one and all and are them. TAXES! TAXES! miMtatementa publiihed in that journal <m Saturday, untar the guise of a report DOUBLE AVAGONS. Taa Limn xxn Frxrar AaeoiTiixx* wver offered in the County. I AIM TO SELL EL A. GOODYEAB. I keep constantly on hand a largo and well selected Slock °f Hie Manufacturers �jfsral ana glisrdlinrw. Christian Bay. BUSINESS CARDS. aichlgai CewtefU Rallrtad. SEW AIVEXT1BEME1TS. BOWXB A GALLOWAY, BANKERS. 1169 ^JH^PFKD HAFIIKOB. STEAM BOILERS. ‘AWiSlfct IGGIES C.____L BROWN, WbeMto Dealer to ^goxb. *r AMorncwr » Couaty. ELL BALTIMORE •Arab*. WILLIAM'MYERR, Oaataels ■tide*. Music & Jewelry. E R»TKK.m». DAMTIJ.CS. ■ VERY HLyJ r , thrt Mr ullnw ' - OYSTERS CANNED ,FRUITS, Etc., Etc., SO Michigan Aranoe, De!rail, Mich. CITY DRUG STORE! •v»<y Hund.y morning al half put toe, aad at: p. ■».; Bunday Gcbaal at ?J< p. m. Fray at Mrvllng Thursday eraninfa al 1 a’ciotk. T«a I'naarmtuE. cornsr of Broadway and Cantor alraaia j R«t. T. D. Miub, Faster. Bar- Tte luic Cai BEST CABINET QRSAKS BUTTER COMMERCIAL MS! Groceries and Produce, ESTOH Mgbrul ptrniamt, si «dun> within • R» PIO-NIC CRACKERS. tyr Caab paM forgn^aca. u&vl GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, Your CREAM (orCracknellj CRACKERS Toys and Fancy Goofa, Toys and Fancy Goods F. D ACKLEY'S, Pbinix Block I buy Butter, Lard, Eggs And White UM af Uuer. -J. Itoba.-u.P. M. Lily Bakery—C. 1>. Siawarl, Kloomlagtoa Naraery-F. K. I'boeiii, il.rt*.tr S<le_ John W. Brock. Murigagaa. Mortgage Sale-Jobs W. Haulier. Mortgagee. Tfil GREAT MEDICAL DI1C0THY- JJOILER shop. . friend, of Uun. T. W Ferry are about In < dlly paper al Grand Rapid., which a'-all eate Bia etoelma to the place la Iba Called Senate Low occupied by Uoa. J. M 11. J. A T. McGREGOR, Mnitr Jtnff. fahmra /lUrf-ci <ad M aa ofartu ryraof Flue, Tubular and Locomotive Boilers, WHAT AWE THEY! SPECIAL NOTICES. Gold & Silver Watches, Ua S-dfarOuJunroel.K Sulii Site ail- Platefl Ware. Wetcbe*. Clocks aa< Jewelry Repaired DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Freeh Garden, Flower, Fruit, nnd Warranted. Herb, Tree, Shrub and Ever­ green Seeds, with directions Tor culturs, prepaid by mail. fThe most complete and judicious as­ sortment in the country. Agents STRUGGLES AND wanted. TRIUMPHS OF P. T. BARNUM, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, DOT FOB THE CABS! Fotiiteally. ws regard Uro Ff aa <XI •rowy aa tbr (root political qwaalioaaaf tha day, but outaidt iU poliiloa it la a orwaptprr of (real aatrrpriaa, oad a local paper ol which lbw people A Srxr xs nt* Rimt Diuctxox.—We invite tho special attention of tho people of tho County to the cxceediisgly impor­ tant cotnmunication of Prat Jam H. Pauck* to tho Teachers of tho County. Wo regard tho proposed action of the Superintendent aa just what tho internets of our Khoula demadd, and trust he will enforce the indicated policy “withoutYear or favor,’’ and promise him ia so doing the earnest and cordial endorsem-nt of TO CONSUMPTIVES. ONE! COME ALLI PICTURES FRAMED, pail Road prices SPALDING'S HEW CASH STORE With GILT, UITITI0H CILT, millTIOR ROSEWOOD ACILT or Block Walnut Mouldings, ' __ * ■ - ' *--- BUBBKLL ft iniir STORE. StotoBUuainMdaaa.Ui- Jcdoe’ xos tux Wxstctx Di armer or MicniOAT.—Tho Adterli»er mA Mvh says the Hastings Basks* favors the ap­ pointment of Hon. Lums 8. Lovxu. as tho suec"-*or of Judge WrrKsr. This is a decided mistakZ’ Much as we respect Judge Lovxll, wo think the Hon. Maui Oinanraa, of Kaltunaaoo, is lA» raan, of all mon, for that pouition, and that is the opinion of a vast majority of the poopld of Barry Cjuuty. Books I Books !-Our readers who de­ sire to send Uiclrordan to arullabl* firm should address Huutcr A Co.. Hinsdale, N. H. For Un yvars thh i.ou^e has led in the mall book trade. They have no equal. In prompt attention to orderr. They often noelrvt from six to acvro hundred UrtleswdaUy, ami load down tho mails with boota, Ac., wsnt to Uxdr cus­ tomers. If you dodm to deal with a ••fhl-aquaro" con turn, who will do Jus* (M May cyr« every time, be »«" to avoid theoity swindler*, and addrua. for Cauda■ no. Ac., Huxtioi A Co., Publish­ ers. Hinsdale. N.H. . A>c22tf J HOBTOW. THE AMERICAN FAMILY PRICES TO SUIT! KNITTING MACHINE I abatll not !»• nndetlaold b> JVMtTKABE BILE. GW That's Big Talk, Try it Now. Makes the Same Milch as by Baal,. but far supwlor Is svtry rwpwel iSSM B’SSSSS has a fine assortment of Will Kilt 20.00 0 stiteta 11 NEV MILLIKEIY GOODS MERE. 0. B. 1PAULBIH8. , . 1 I ; • । ! FROM TO AID PER DAT sssjit.ta.r-s.'s.tr-xj irauAN �HEW JOfEETlSEWElTS 232323234848010048233248482323532323 The Scientific American. •u* coa rwr isTV. iijso c.tb A VALCABLEFMKMIUM FOR ALL. This splendid Illustrated weekly Jour­ nal of Popolar Science, Mechanise, In­ vention, Engineering, Chemistry, Arehltoeture, Agriculture, and the klndfbd arts, enters Its Twenty-Fifth Tsar on tho first of January next, having a cir­ culation far exceeding that of any similar Journal now published/ •Jhb Editobial DBrajmmrr of tho Setanltfic American Lt very ably conduet- AND ORGANIZED 1850. laris Sunlight and Gaslight NERVOUS DISEASES. BOOKS, STATIONERY, Ufsl. Bill, pl.t Mil FssisCaa.Lcilsr. Commtreisl Mm*. UeUto. H.I1.I ..S Whoever reads tho Seientijle A nor lea.t la entertained and instructed, without being bothered with hard words or dry details. of New York; NEWS, ThisJournal is of special value, ns i« contains a weekly report of all Patents issued at ^Washington with copious notieve of the leading American and Eu­ ropean Inventions. The Publishers of the ScinUiAo Amtriem ar* the nod Ex- puMmUr. prism. H PICTURES, A cktie. MiMiloe of Amorioao A few and have un i united UscQiUen fur gather­ ings complete knowledge©/ tho progn:«s of Invention and Dlsccoftry throughout tlie world: and wit h a view to mark tho quarter of a country, during whiel) this Journal has held the first place In Science and Mechanical Literature, tbs I*uldlshers will issue on Janexsy first the large and splcncBd Steel Engraving by John Sartain of PhlladelyUla, entitled: . Mbs or Pbogxuxs-^Amebicam part. ■»•! coalauu ■> Imo rowK*,v».« i KXTinxr" 3DSuIb PICTURE FRAMES . Oval and Square Freren of cry alM is a supberb work of art. Siegle pictures, printed on heavy paper, will be sold ut $10. but any one snbecribing for the Scientific American the paper will be sent (or one year, togeiher with a copy of the engraving, on receipt of $10. The picture I-altooffered aa a premium for clubs of subscribers. W$l,W0 Cam Pbizbs.-«b In addition to the above premium, the Publishers will pay $1,600 In Cush Prises tar lists of subscribers eent In by Feb­ ruary 10,1870. Persona who want to compete for these prises, should send at •nee for prospectus and blanks for ’twuarRHE COMMON SENSE WAXTEn-AOKMTS. »2i> p»r month lb. oslr OKCCIMK IMPROVKIl tt Thb Lady’b Fbibxd fob Jaxuanr. —Tho number for January. 1870, 1s a trufyrphwdld New Yoarisgift,/ A thril­ ling picture—“IX tkb RariDs\«f Ni­ agara, Is the first steel plate. The second ia a beautiful title-page for the magazine, encircled with the flowor-wreatbed por­ traits of eevtm of its lady contributors— the brightly intellectual fbco of Mrs. Henry Wood matronlxlng the younger Indian—Mrs. Moulton, Florence Percy. EilAbeth Prooootf, Mins Douglas. Au­ gusto Bell, and Airs. Hojrmer. Every car. *»d FUUhty. GROCERIES. era In this Country and Eurpfre are con­ tributors. Every number has 16 Im­ perial pages, embellished with tine Engratings of Machinery, New Inventions, Tools for tils Workshop, Farm and Household, Engineering Works, Dwell­ ing Houses. Public Buildings. A Journal of so mu ch intrinsic value, FaZrfbl Trtmm art m at the low price of t3 a year, ought to mon.y it w;u*r.d»rej hare, h> this thriving country, A Mil- Terms of ScieiUiJls American, one year •3.00; six months $1.60 four mon ths, •1.00. Toeiube of 10 and upwards, terms •2.50 per annum. ftpecimea copies son t INViaORATOR. PHILADELPHIA PA. A Portable Engine and NEW? 'tOHILLARITS | Yacht Club S airs to see thl« beautiful piste. The Colored Faahim Plate, aa usual. shows tho latest styles; and there is bcildes a pa<e of richly colored patterns for Barlin SCHomocH.” A great variety of arti­ cles for ladles* drem, and for the worktebfc, are illustrated by wood outs. A beautiful story by Mrs, Moulton—“Did Hb Fobobt Hkb?" is begun fo this Bomber ; and there Isa poem by Florence Percy, and stories by E. B. Ripley. Miss Douglas A. M. Dana, Ac. The publish­ ers offer great Inducements to new sub­ scribers, and we recommend our readers fo Incloae ten cents for a sample copy, to Deaaen A Peterson, 810 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Price tXN a year (which aleo includes a largo steel engraving). Four eopic, »0 Five copies (and one gratis), W. “The Lady’s Friend*’ and ••The Saturday Evening Post** (and one engraving). H.0>'L________ “A Blase of Bbautt.” The PxoTJBXAL PKKBK0L0GICAL JOCBXAL FOB Jamuabt, 1870, appears In bright array. A new form, new types, numerous rich illustrations, with sound and sensible reading matter renders this the bast ever Iwuod. It contains Hon. 8. ft. Fisher, of tho U. ft. Patent Office; Do Lcsscpa, of the the Bqcs Canal; President C«sp»dm.ef Cuba; George Peabody: Dr. Ttoehcndurff, the eminent Biblical Scholar; PortnUtt of the Kaffir, and Austmllan Races; Progress of Science —Steam, FJcctri-lty; KclenUflc Dtoeovdry. Anatomy, Physiology. Medldne. thought and sentiment arc transmitted; What «" I do Bert f-The Faces Wo Meet — What they tell us— An After­ noon at *’3®The Wasp Waist—Its physiology: Application—Ita co I tare; BNUFrsl^rarJi £2901" D&" XusaKf.’c get the BEST. Weteter’s UiaWei Dictioiarj. 10.000 Worth nd Mmmme. w< U xUr Di-w- ABOUND THE WORLD!! THE HEW YOBE OBSEBVEB JOHN G. RUNYON FAM I LT SEWSFAFEI, AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-01-05.pdf eee4d5bc5920faf3334cdc75a91594ed PDF Text Text fastings banner GEO. M. X>EWEY AT BAMTIXG9, URY CO . MICH. Skt Suliip ?»« s»HH rVJtwffi BY GEO. M. DEWEY. VOL. XIV, " With Mali os toward nono.-with Charity far all,—with Firmness In the Right' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5, 1870. ■ gssilWM Jiwrtsnj. CHARLES R. BAITER. ■ Important to tax ■................. L . payers; . 'XVhcre shall we get money to Pay our Taxes is the perplexing question that makes sad hearts HEAR IE EVERY TAX PAYER E. H. MALLORY, Barry County, and bo Ben wilted, thereby. BTT"2* YOTJ^R. GOODS A.T THE WM. UPJOHN, Do Mt kanblj roar rofebbar, BOSTON CASH STORE! A ?. DRAKX M -D.. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS HOLIDAY TTRADE! D^.C. 0. SCOTT, PfrAffCISa Mute-lM .nd Ser(M Come all and bring your Friends and I. W. VROOMAM. ___ What are we Men to do 1 You cannot afford to lost this opportunity to SAVE MOWEY. DR. 0. C. LXNSLEY, •turn riLKsi4r-«te.rM5» K^7*mstf i'tb’r “*|U °°°* “ ATTENTION, COMRADES! . mXOSR.tLD POJT.Na.fcG. A. IL MwlsThs EXCELSIOR THE PROPRIETORS OF THE . ILWatr.a J. «. BARROWS, PBOTWHUriJ KR n-=d ia oa» B.tldlw “i EjwrlKriSrTteK1 Isll!’ 7^•tesoaoT ■Mell Bsvlxmaat O. sod st WntnilT k‘SMITH. ATrOBSSTR M L,,, U1 C.-IU«lw WM. K HJ Goodw, recently purchascd\ut t lowest possible prices for cash. Our stock includes a full line STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Jtoady-mndo Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, &c. Ldtf Ca.h paying customers, five us a call. We will cheerfully show yon, C^.11 ' our stock, that you may compare prices with any other tint-clros Store Hfin tho State. We have got the Goods and we want to soil fry ti>em, and shall try to sell you all we can and will satisfy you that it fcjy taforyour interest to buy here. We warrant the price* shall besatisfactorr. We will take in exchange for our goods, >2D, ATTORXBT sod On»rf, tslflmt? liSti* b>ls It SSBKKSr- Butter & Eggs, Dried Fruit, &e., J. F ROBERTS 4 CO., He would not forget that we are Agent for one of the beet Sewing Machines in the world— Those in want of a Machine will ptea«e call and let Mr. Philliiw sliow you some of his fine work. tST" Rem-mlxr the place, one door West of J. P. Itoberte A Co.'s Drug Store, eouth-aide State Street GRAKT & PHILLIPS. Hastinge, May l»th, 1808.—yl W< K JEWELL, •seaMsBbmr*. mmh JOHN MICHAEL. oZ O u m r-) J WM. L. COM. HASTINGS HOUSE. 0 0W 0 <L &O0 5 HOLBROOK 4 MILLS ATTO*XRTA».< jfflL «E WM. JONEB. BCIWION •Fl 5^ M1 38 H JAJrtS/OUSSTOX, rvosrt.t-w. NUMBER 37, ■ . now so thin and worn by sickness and suitering. Thon the remains were car­ ried to ths parUr by ths. etost *rms of half a duxsn soldiers, followed by Mrs. Stanton and her children and relative*, chief among them the aged mo’hcr of Mr. Stanton, who reached here thia morning from Ohio. Near the coffin sat tho President and Mrs. Grant, and Mr. Colfax and the Chief Jnitico. JOHN ROBERTS, rmri-iiw rn ynmr preuire, oouducted after tho manner of the Episcopal Church, whereof Mr. Hun­ ton was a member. The coffin, linn 1 with whits satin, and devoid of all orna­ ments but it* silver plate and handlM and Wack fringe, wav almost covered with flowers—jnponicas and holiotropas, and wreaths and crosses and.bouqucteof white nnd green flllo-1 every part of the rooms with their sweet fragrance. Tho burial service was read by one mimster. and the selection of Scripture by another and prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Sparrow, a professor in Ken­ yon College st tho time Mr. Stanton was a student there. Outeido a squad of policam-.-n stood, aud thousandi< of cilicsns, in the rain. Dowu town tho departments and city office* ware all closed, nud ovary public building was heavily dnuxxl in black. Flags were every whore hung at half­ mast, and the booming of the funeral gun sounded dull and dumb*, in tho havy atmosphere. It was verily a iCone of mourning <<n which th» eye k-okod as ouo stood during those momenta in tho administration wo look for a corner of yet elsgaut trimming wtu rowed around prosperity and enlarged enlarged, ns»fuln»m usefulitess f.» for tho points of the tunic, by two tows ot nrosnonlv th.. Hoc of which ho has talon charge. white silk stitching in the beautiful 7C msotu taam,. Cling to Tho,o who Cling to Yon. management of the Greet Western, ws rhito silk take the following extract* from our exFrom the Hamilton, Ont, Two*. The Board has acknowledged Mr. Swinyard’s sereioee in a very substantial manner, and his departure for England, which will take plsoe iu a vary few days will be deeply regretted by all who have had occasion to meet him, either in the kjcial circle or in hi> official capacity as a railway-manager. With regard to those office* which pare hitherto de­ volved.upon Mr. Swiayard, wc ean only say that no man ta lietter fitted to pro form the dtuio* which ho ta about to as­ sume. iu addition to those of Treasurer, than Mr. -Prive; and Mr. Muir, the in­ coming Chief Superintendent, baa won a dcwrecdly high reputation ns the suc­ cessful manager of the Michigan Cen­ tral. JOHN G. RUNYON Jeflerson Street, Hasting*, Hich., KEEPS THE LARGEST ASD BEST STOCK OF Exchange. being targe netted nets of soft. white on the Great Western, white it was yt-t unopened. Un dor Mr. Brydgra he wm, pond’Dgto the I Inin got ths nlgbt-grewn counccti-d with the management of the line until 1858, when, tirnGreat Western having become heavily interested in the pique, etilebed, or embroidered in enter Detroit A Milwaukee, ho was appointed Sunorintokdsnt of the latter road, and BOOTS AND SHORS In the County of Barry. ural ones verilablo natural flower?. J aroxjca. Wanted to Know travel <ra; which, under Canadian men- fashionable bred lady, don’t find her a perfect dss»-sel? Wether a women that occasionally reps Mr Muir was .eoonectod with the her huabund over tho beau with a rolliug-pin intandx to make him a numbgood practical railway man. We regret The service being ended, soldiers and Mr. Swinyurd's roliguntiuu; for, unquMv |*all bearers took up th, coffin and car­ tiimably, tho Great Western has imried it to the hearse, which was drawn by four white horse. Fifteen minutes moot. wore occupied in forming tbs long pro- From the Jackson Cbsrur. the middle can balaucc himself any bettor t No better man than Mr. Muir could whkjk liUte “tight?" Do milk dealers gencrnly put waler in ta selected to till the responsible situsI Tho whole line of tho route was a mass their milk, or milk in their water!’ i of spoctaton, standing in the merciloM • When wo are told to “give the devil i nun, and windows and housetops wore aud successful milroad manager, and his occupied an hour before tho cortege services in connection with the Michigan made its appearance. About throe hun­ Central will bs greatly missed.—Jhtrvil dred carriage were in line, and many Trii^. iierwms walked with the jinx-cation near­ ly to Georgetown. The o-motcrj was New York Fashions. rcaahodjuat before 2 o'clock- In tho ’\Which ta tho beat thing for belly new portion of the grounds, far dowu on MmorouTur Fraxiantxa Roon, ) ache, unripe fruit or castor oil? the hill oait of the ohapel,.ihey had dug 495 Broadway, Dec. 1HJ9. > Does the “hub of ths universe” haver his gravo. Thither thr wndiots and pell All the industry of U^n city, at thia many odd ftJldws connected with it? b«arcn> bore the coffin and ita mrhwure, season, seems to lib enltetifii In the pro­ Are free masons at liberty to carry a and there, under the rainy skies, among duction of beautiful or useful article, “brick in their hate ¥' ; the old oak trees tho rector road once fur Christmas Presents. Though not JJIutfcllatnj. again from tho burial sorrier, and th«m the lx>h was lowered to its resting place.- Hants, we observe year by year a great । Life's pains and straggtas are ended, Ths Stanton Obsequies change in the etiquette of holiday presand tho prrise and blame of men is of ! no more avail tu ohoer or disturb him, Duos a “bill-ious attack " mean a endEdwin M. Stanton, the truq, frimid and not tuJmtaaablo to give prefeut lug apparel, except Indeed eu upright cltixsn, lifeless. Core and oou- . gtixsa. | .- 1 If there is m> statute against playing on a lyre, is a man liable tor drumming thet aro over, and he steeps tho sle.p of i rereenal presenta were for the most part WILLIAM K. MUIR. one wlioadored justicu, and has dcsor-cd | delicately con fl ned to, ornaments, a* well of his country. Ho wi.l be nu- ■ ligned by the bitter and vindictive for, Sketch of hii Life—The Hubry and Brooches, Rings, Soda. Chai ns, etc., etc,; and the rule was observevTas rigorously as the Presidimt said, ” He was loved oft fiococu of a Solf-Maee Mu. tain number of ladles how many fiMtare good m -n, and hated by wrong doers;” —-favored mortals. Now,' however, ths but hta friends ran calmly trust his mem- 1 The important position to which ore to tho uau'ou ho did eu much to save. w. K. Muir has rrooutly been appointsd, faabloa has changed, and gentlemen present ladies with slip pars and boots and Passion and m tltoo will exhaust them- that of General Huiierintendebt of the gluvta.^nd even with—pocket-handkcu hai a abort no»e ? that, tu lu* day aud g-.uerattpn, no men natural interart to bo felt In hta hta- ehlefb. Wo had the pleasure recently of exam­ did a nobler work than Edwin M. Stan- twy, whioh is another striking example ton, whom wo have thta- day buried rf the success attained by soil-made ln Inga Wir<l~b<-, -leslgucd for a prraent th. (rM. .r M.n Th.. a>.___ J co a lady about to become a bride, which Orleans nisrkotn. with the programme hsrrtoforo pub-1 ^uocx, -'cotlkud. March 20,1820. In —There ore 11,420 public school hous­ fished. Tho widow of th* -'—1 <“An ta Mr]j yomh he developed a strong taste anything appruxlmating to (bla outfit es in Ohio. tn fitable hr •*««. on hsr aefount, it for drawing and oonstruotiug machinery —The contributions to the Avondale wa« imi»rariica«le to have tho ssrvtcoa ftI,d ij. capacity in that dire-liin has 00 complete that one might think the relief fund amount to over *1'^6,090. (dsewhuro than at life own residemec. bean of markrd advantage to him daring Thither, half on hour before twelve, his career as a milroml man. At the age wvnt tho Preudant and Mrs. Grant, tho rf thirty-n he -----obtained a pssitionas r—— _ — —=—• jured several perenus. Vice President, the Chief Justiro and ticket ' and...... freight clerk in his native drawers, and undenaklrtaandover-eklru —A woman Stiffrs his Associates General Sherman and village, on tho Glasgow and South Wcstto match. A world of lucking, ruffling, sitting at Worcester, two of his staff; Porter, and , ern Railway, and In a few years removed ------ Admiral ----- — various Bureau Chiefs from tho Navy to Glasgow iteeH where ho was employed puffing, stitehing and embroidery are Dnpartmont; tiecretarios Fish, Belknap, flrat jn the fre&ht department, subse-i on’these artlolee-all of which aa well discovered at Augusla, Me. aa every stitoh of the entire wardrobe, r-..rr,.--and --------rs——-itand--,1Acting *^i„_qunntly in the.i. . .fo.. ____ Z__ Cox, Hoar, Creswell, office of the manager. 8»cn-tary Richardson. Thither also went -r_ ,ocu - ------ n placed in a respondin a body from Senator Sherman's house ble situation upon Ithe , York, Krnreustis Machine. The work on the merino a dos m member* of thoSeuato, and also Berwick Ruiwny, now merged in tho veata and the flannels I* simply marvel—In Spain the Cariista again show iu a body from Gou-ral Garfield's h<mso Grast Northern, being plscvd at Newfifty or sixty membora of the lower 0estlo-onl-Tyn». Soon afterwards he and breakfast Jackets, and ou the dainty —The wall st. swindle amounts to a1 branch of Cougrees. There, too, rath- | obtained a higher position on tho Glaaquar.er of a million, and the chief oparasrod the English Mitustor, and tho Prus-' gaw & South Western, and was there elan Minister, and representatives from tuund by Mr. C. J. Dredges, who, toreother foreign legations, with the Judges |n>. b,^.n appduti-d ifnusguig Director wrought in machine stitch In different of our Dfetrwt Court, the Mayor, aud of tiie Gn.ut Western of Canada, was th reads and color -, according to the char­ him. acter ofjhe arijclc. The night gowns an- mostly made with deep j Okie. Some —The offito of the Northern Central had gained an enviable reputation of, thr yokes are embro'de-wd in open Railroad. at Ultnira, N. Y, hna betas among railway offieeri throughout Great robbed of over *13,0110. ' poshi of duty, lined with bright color*—as rose, pink, ausen bureau A CAKD. Michigan fu*chlca cud rlustere of white hUee for Whether the first clrioksn was hatched The arrangement must add very con­ siderably to the already high popularity from an egg, if so, where did tlw egg come of tho Canaria route. The Groot West* from? era is one of tho most thoroughly conWhat portion of annko is body, what stracted roads on die continent, and rior, with a great multitude of other of­ ' in ——-— — ... t. ficials of divtren rank and station; and made him a valuable acquisition to the nsss of the white, and brightly through ths flower patterned open work. The AARON CLARK, tunic. Bands of velvet, of chenille, of ribbon*, and a couple of nets, alt of the I,’ t.ti-.J ......................... �e BaihHflS Banner Mwin M- ■tantra The statesmen w 1 ;ore lues w .• are t WJDNTOAT. ATTCTTIOR, FATEOSB. Our amngsmsate are now completed man! of tho next Vol tuna. We shall artsngid fur valuable aid on the edito­ rial columns of the paper, ineluding a edriee of articles on National and State metiers from the pen of one of the ablest men in the State, the first uf which we shall publish in a very short time. In a week or two wo shall publish our pres­ rhango* in our paper, the names of the gentlemen to bo associated with us in the editorial department, terms, etc. THE SAGINAW CONVMTIOI. well Improved by tho teachers, Schoo! and County Superintendents. and others interested in tho educational advancelarge and Tory eulhuriaitic We are apt to overlook these occasion­ gathering! of educational men, or data mau meetings, end other convocations, indulge in his inborn love of spceehmaking, end fill his place amc ng others, who, with him, bars found a society, known among the uninitiated by some name suggestive of philosophy, litera­ ture, ar philanthropy, but which is really for tho purpose of mutual admiraWhatever theories people outside of the school room may have concerning tho future of America, tho educational, men and women of Michigan evidently have full faith in that future, as tho idea waa continually working itself into prominence that the State would soon THE MH RAILWAY. Erio War, deeming all discussion m ad­ vance of a judicial investigation of ito publlc. affairs aa merely idle conjecture, and, as Frederick tho Groat.—II. Tho Double aueh, liable to do injustice to aomo or all Marriage ■ With Eight Illustrations; tion to liberty, No single man, except of the contending factions. Wager Hwavne—With Eight IlluttraAbrslsm Linrota and prably Ulysses But while disclaiming all knowledge Iteast Bird, and Fish—(Third Paper).— ARE MOW SELLING natloas! gratitude, or wifi 61! In history Fiske controversy, and deprecating the BurtG. WUder-Wlth Ten Illustration ; excited discussions thereof, in which Paul Du Challlu Ones' Mera.—A. H. many journals arc to ardently rngag'-d, Guernsey — With ElgLt Illustrations; Thunder-Struck.—D. IL Castleton; Tho more completely to tho performance of wo doem it but aimplo justice to tho Wife Carver.—Jane G. Austin; The patriotic duty every energy of his mind Erio managers and the public alike, to Swift MsMeuger. — Carl Hpencer; A OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, aay that to our personal knowledge, whatCheaper For Cash than any House In Barry pleasure of life, and every instinct of per­ Uallfox, Gentleman*'—With Two Illus­ County. sonal ambition. He killed himself by trations; ThoLci^b Hunt MemoplaL— fidelity to his work. When the haroa*M. D. Conway—Witha Portrait ef Leigh e<l merchant or pro'sssloual man falls a of tho Erio -Rood has boon and still is Hunt; A Plain Statement of Facto — eminently successful, to far at least as Mrs Enmk McCarthy; The Spanish Direct from Factories. l^-Spccialities in every department. train and body, we mouni over tho folly relates to tho comfort and convenience of Revolution.—Lymm Abbott; Antercs. or the wickedness which makes Uie tho traveling public. —By tho Author of "Guy Livingstone''; Owing to tho magnificent and pictur- Miss Bridget's Ch itetniaA-Box.—Frank H. Norton; Tho Comic tilde of Life.— health and happiness tn the vain pur­ suit ; but when a p->trtot like Mr. Stan* through which it passes. the Erie must Geu W. Bungay; Editor's Easy Chair; COOKIMG, Editor's Literary Record; Editor'. Hel­ en Uflc Record. Edltur's Historical Rec­ PARLOR COOK AMD the groat thoroughfarea loading from tbo ord, Editor's Drawer. . bls death has added a new luster to bls Lakes to the Atlantic seaboard. Under PARLOR STOVES fams. MicniOAX P atk v ts . — Patents were ito present management it is winning granted to Michigan inventors as follows gulden opinions from all sorts of people tien can only be Judged form a d.staure, HARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harnow on hand. Be and it may be years yet before the part That its busineoa affairs are new con­ ported for the Cb»n>itrcial Adrtrtitcr by 11 pairing done promptly on abort notice. WIGHTMAN A GREBLE. whl-.li Mr. Stanton ha< played in the trolled by men entertaining liberal and the Mechanics' and 1 nven’.ors' A merlcan history of the teal dteade ren be properly broa-1 viows, aud comprobnuding dearly, aud Foreign Patent Agency, Theo. H. nestings, Mich. April 20, 1 MU appreciated. But tho ijssent generation an I providing amply for, the wants of ito Sprague, tieerttary, Detroit: will not paw away borers men recog nix. patrons, not even ths bitlcreet enemy of Saw MUI—Aabbell P. Barlow. Kala1dm as one of the greales! organisers In mosao. all history ; as poedbly th- greatest of Gould or Fiako can deny. Roofing Compound—C. B. Hutchins, No railway in the Union affords to its all war-ministers; tbo tr.rucodous Im­ pelling force which gave vigor to the patrons a safer, sj-oodior, or more plea­ long years of war. and gathering up In sant tranrt than the Erie. Ito coaches and E. O. Judson, Grand Raplda, Mich. hie strong baud tho myriad* or Ignorant are eapacioua and comfortable, and its Plow—Ran*ot» E. titadt, Galesburg, volunteers and still more knoraut gen­ running arrangnmento so thoroughly oys- Mich. erate, molded them Into the finest army Brick Machine—Thou. Smurfit, Davtetamatixod that an Erie train rarely foils this continent has ever seen. It was a vllte, Mich. * rough a* welt aa a vlgotous one could to connect at tho proper time and place. Evkby HATVanaY. — This weekly, Ito osting bouses are situated at con­ have |>erform%-d It. Rou^h mon make eneml s, and u<> Am >ricas staUaman- venient intervals, and ample timo for a ever made more than Mr. Stanton, ** square meal ** is in all cases allowed forj lie rvsden a more varied aud valu­ able resume of foreign periodical liter* lie was a quick Judge of character, and tho hungry .travellers. ature, aud won a wide r circulation among when he found tliat the Idols which ti:e Its employoM of every grade arc loth populace wor-hiped as gold wore only common «lay, be daqhid them down civil and obliging, and, take it all in all, todlcalpublished In thteeuuutry. With with a quick, rude htu><L and broke them tho Erio Railway of to-day is equalled the first number of 1BTU the paper will be enlarged to about I he sire of JJarprr’t WHOLESALE AND RETAIL by few and excelled by none on tho his public duties for Ills p. irate leisure American continent; aid to all who are licrAfy, sixteen pages, and the publish­ 30 CAIVAuL STREET, or even for the rest which nature requir- inelined-to ।ondemn the Erio Managers ers state that It la their intention to WIGHTMAN & GREBLE PRICES REDUCED! HARDWARE 1STE W GOODS Church Directory- STOf'ES! STOVES! STO VES! CHEAP STOKE CASH RUSSELL & NEVINS CLOTHING HOUSE! momenta fur the cx.anJ nation of Individ* unheard, merely upon the sensation a I«per In^Vmcrica.—Button, Fields. O*goed A Co. against them, wo tedvs to which men wore aceuatumed in —The product of anthracite «>al in his qfll'x-. But when enee convinced thnFirpubliconic?* wav a cool patriot will find that now, as heretofore, the Pennsylvania for i860 is catimated at 1 f,W',(XXl tons—Tory nealv tho same a* in 1868. Erie io by fur the most pleasant route thought and tho broadest poesiblo cul- witto tbo flrrnnc*s of the everlasting leading to our great Metropolis. hills, and neither popular clamor ner hich evinced CASH SYSTEM! Harper's Mag* alas Hitherto we Lave carefully abstained private entreaty could shake his resolu­ tion. Bayard himself was not menchivalrously faithfuL It was uj/on Mr. Htanlon that Abraham Lincoln leaned wltb Uw mo*t absolute confidence; It waa upon Mr. Stanton that during the ber was far less than utual at sorb gath- was u;on lil» firmnesa, liteincorruptable hons-sdy. tint during the dark days of Amongtlie important questions con­ Mr. John*on'e adminUtrution the hope* sidered were tho condition of/the school' of the country seemed to depend. No wonder that such a man left enemies; It efficient as a mean, for a general dissem­ will be one of hta chief tithe to hl-toric renown that among th >»«■ enemies were ination of knowledge; tho township all the encmlre of hl* ce-jutry. system of division for school purposes r The universal sattefeetluD with which, rather than our present inconvenient except by that dte'.oyal fisc Lion which method of from sue to fifteen districts in recent promotion to tho beach of the >s pretn* Court -was rr-c*lv*d, proved of innumerable reports, many of which are never made; compulsory education, ito obligations to him and not ignorant of hie extraordinary nwrita. It would teaching and governing the children in hare burn a deep gratification to ail good patriots if in the comparative quiet of tho schools of the Stalo. that honorable position he might have ' A strong tendency towards the amend11 v»d to witne-a the growth of tnat re­ nown which must sorely bo hl* before had literally worn him out; the stormy rance, was plainly manifest, and if ths administration of our last Cttof-Magivsame feeling obtains among the people trnle completed tire rain of hl» system : and by a oolnddenee which would seem almost poetical were It not to mourful, tho children of the State will bo subject- which hwaacrlfioed himself aj/prooebes Its completion, and the day of full liberty aud equality dawns brightly under the rule of the Illustrious commander whom Shocking Tragedy in Perla. shocking tragedy hni J cat taken circumstances, rvsjdcd with her daujib­ 1,400 milre under 860 miloa without One ManagemcnL Change of cyachee. NEW YORkT BOSTON, EXAMINE PRICES We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. Exchan creel FR£E OF CHARGE. Dated, May 26, IM®.- yl ■EiLL'AT TBS HASTINGS NCanwrte«!tur**r« of IMPORT Slrset rroa Etrnox»E. Fla* Wales**. “OUR WATCH,” L’n.urpuMii'd ua> a • the Theatre do Clmsy; she had for some Opera <;!«•»«, Flaled ''are. timo past shown signs of mental derange­ rEiat. ment, anu freqyfcntly. complained that OIL REGIONSOFPENNSYLVANIA she beard straffge noleos about her bead, STERLING and imagined she was followed by sol­ IVOMY F.NS*. diets or police spica. The young woman WEDDING AHDVISITiND CARDS Buffalo to New York. 423 miles, DROXZK ap;>ears al»o lo have been of very narrow Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, ... intelligence, aud completely under the ENGfiAVED, Clcrelund to New York, GiSmilca, FAKIAll UOODH. Cincinnati to N. Y-, FCO mites, Ings ago the cider lady renal red to com­ FINK DRESDEN VAhEM. M. S. SMITH AtfD CO., mit suicide, and Induced her daughter TADLE CtJTLEKT. TOILET 8 ETTA AM NOW OFMIXQ 1 on TON to ounaent to die with with her. They first wrote tetter announcing their de­ VX E XX A . OOLD, termination, which were nfterwante OOODA 8U0 miles without ehang? of coaches. an piimiually large and nttr etive as­ found on the table, with the will of the B1LVKR DkKMUXU CAXKM. sortment of Foreign Goods, of mother; o—y nextllghts/ia;wnnfcbir. llieir own im|«rtation, cool but, aa death did nv» au|Ckly GLOVE *ad Aten, sTu.-ytlilug rich and new In Jew­ caough. they drank some bleaching fluio ITOtY HEAD UANOKEkCUICF elry. tiolid tillver uud tillver used by washer-women, In which they i Plated Wiua ete., BOXKH, dosoived phosphorus scraped from luelWhich they otlbr at ’ COPAL fvr tualehes. Even this jhusos did not Greatly Reduced Prices. ' produce any Immediate result, and the DIAU05M, mother then took a curtain r<q>e and Agent. 1* MtctMiron GABVET JKWF.I.BY, s^niuLDs, stiangled rar daughter. 5ho then llghu MtotiC BOXER, m nix ted mure charcoal, but without sucom, Kt*.. Ete and al length wont down stains and told 8TOXK the house porter’s wfte to coma up lor a American Watch Company, • CAMIOfl moment. The potieee Were cent for. aud MAMO^exe axe tiis the mother, on being questioned, quietly gave every detail of thia horribls drama, OTUEB Midi CELE fSILATEfi but without assigning «uy motive for I. 0.0. P. the attempted suicide. She Is detained LIOHTN1SD - ----------JX2WEXJ9, Time-Keeper. HOLIDAYS, ^s^isswaastsiur’ nr—* lUXmXTD. Democrats in Ohio hare taken are they who last equal rights by nominating a entered State wo man fur State Senator in a district where a vacancy has oceured, and where they have aa much chance of electing their candidate aa they have of carrying Uu saehusetto. While they are trying thrur RAILWAY, »KOAD OAVaD-DOVALK TAACX JtOCTK to her sanity. DuOOtaCT ERIE GRAND RAPIDS. HEW G93DS FOR FALL AND WINTER I —A Mfun" man. who happened to gtenco through tho window into a tele­ graph office at a depot, the other day, < ailed out to a traveling companion to “ wine and see thorn make pajxir collars. perimen t in some district where they have children being drowned, aud he Ja tally injured majority. They mar than have a better usually gratified at receiving stxcimen* chance for i»er.uadiug tho negro.'# that of New Hampshire granite, but they Fast Hatten- lewd. lour BUTTER, OYSTER FIC-NIC BOSTON BOD A CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CB ACKERS. CRACKERS. CtiACKKKS, Your CREAM (orCracknell) CRACKERS Y® IfflE CBACKfflS. Your LEMON CRACKERH. I buy Butter, Lard, Egos and White Ash Wood. C. D. STEWART. wigiiti; Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring Cray Hair to its natural Vitally and Color. Gorham Plate. TAXES! TAXES! Tho wav to make money is to save it; the wav to save it is to buy your — Hardware -----OF----- EL A. GOODYEAR I keep constantly on hand a large and wM selected Stock HzkRD"VV A.RE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. - Hon. Austin Bteir hi* been sudden­ ly called from his seat in Caagreas to the bedttde o^bis aged father, in Tompkins County. New York, who is dangaroualy HAIR DRESSING. most uaeful articles. " i ran �NEW AD1 BUSINESS CARDS. s.s aewn. r. K eaMnvaTB0WNE A GALLOWAY, bankers. LOiLtmoirr KdDt o eKirrrntis. Xa^L^dA Deyorito Raeotred. HASTINGS. - - - aSyl - - • MICH. ui*■ ” Wm,er' Jot" T' •lla’te“»- IWH-ore; ISA! BU MS Cyras Ed.n.v.ds D. U.Cbaac.O. M. Dann.JebMis»\ MR IMS' 2J7 town; E. C. Edger, ban. TaaSrwoa. James N. M»l US Mi MO *•«••». *’■ Ol“- Hollaed ; Ga*. Btahaa, Z~l~~ 'TV-■? iTboeeapple; E H. Bowen. Cnlrla HUI. Teaks, u im urem c>«u . . H j Barewa. Waodtand. FRAMED, MIBB M. MEAD, DHKB8MAKER. x_i rasr srruw or r* man. te rroer. sue* aioc*. HASTINGS. - - • Salt • • - MICH. Wluiomct Wsxrsn. |d. b. woodward, nth GILT, IHTATIOH GILT, I1ITAT10H ROSEWOOD 4 GILT or Black Walnut Bouldlngs. STEPHEN PRATT. MAXurAcrrtcn or JR-, STEAM BOILERS, WPlrtar. Irem. Qriaw okmd qakkb. al W Geats Wearitx AppareU WALLAOE S CLOTH Hickory Conwre. Mich. joatlto* WILLIAM MYERS, tmuar la CITY DRUG STORE! Music & Jewelry. • Tie Mafic Cat 1 neat btoek or bravo. acxfojrs jisev stork HAHTING8,- • • nSyl • - • MICH. Ta. Mrraooirr. earner of Jeffmoe and Green ’ Pa»UC Ix-TALLATION.—The officers of alr.au: Rar. J. II. Rau, Paator. Bervteea Hasting* Lodge Nu 58, I. 0. of 0. F., eroty ttaoday moralog at half pul toe. • inatalled at Masonic Hall, on IumIW” | Tbu~Uj .Mi=; rf ill re., .1MTU MAIN BROTHERS, BUT CABINtT 0MAM Dnm, Mwh, tana, AT LOWEST PRICES. That the MASON k HAJfUN CABINET aed MKTUOl'OUTAX ORGASM are Um Baal ta the p^owoa* Tea PaaaarraaiAX. comer of Bmo^pay and ; O dock. All friends of the members uro Centre atrwia; Ker. T. D. Naaaa, Paaior. Bar. sjxx'iallr, and the public generally COT- xxmaaox *»., HARTINGS. • o»yi ■ MICHlOAX. J. COLE 4 BON, .'ar rrrni.ga.t7 o'etoek. , BaILXT, D. D. G. M-, will offidoto, T.a ErtacortL, on Centra atrret, seal of aasittcd by other old and experienced Broadway} W- Ba«b~t. Rretor. Har- mvmben of the frntern:tr, and a general rirea wery Sunday norelag at half paal ten. . " la tbe erreleg U rer^ Beader MmoI at S’**1 Ume te anticipated.____ Groceries and Produce, IdLT dXD Ll3n. KXk-n HT-. HAKTINOS. MICH. tr Cash paH tor Pradnoe. eXrl Thoraday ereoiags at 7 o'clock. W1“1 1Tut. Huatunl, tho State Buprrill- . ——„ ------- -------- . .. —— tendent, ao that the teachers of thia New xdvmrtaammontB. County may roly upon a State institute Prebata Order—Estate of Ja/per Pariah. being hold in Heating, sometime during CUaawn.Ordrr-UuraUml aa Jordan. al <lsrs Mlnon. General Grocer, a.vn raoBve* omak*. COM M ERCIAL F. 0 ACKLET’a, Phanxix Block. 0O yea want to Porchase a 8 ■ per lor Circular Saw Mill should pOTUlit U. p*S . by UUUS0 Bild WO call attention tu tuu nu.ttur ut thio early day, that all inieroeted may prepare for «— . tho profitable seaman iu ature fur them, j H<Ut, eoarw. per bbl. 1 GARTISOH.- - - alyl • - • MICH. tar Cub paid ter Predate. DETROIT MACHINERY. Tills la au opportunity that HO teacher I Toys and Fancy Goods, Toys and Fancy Goods GEORGE TRE8TON, Ta. Baftuf, .1 lb. Coart ilonac; Rcr. E Ctr. I 81ATX TeaCM o'• Ix«OttT>.—Wo loam TiAiuur, S.rncM ererj Saod.y morelag at from Dr. I’,xSxx, our County Supuliu- OR STEAM ENGINE 1 Head «>r Circnlar and Price Urt to niLTOX IRON AXO E301NE WORKS, J. B. Wars.. Treaaarar DETROIT. MICH J^OILER SHOP. llnoi. mt bushel.. j. & t. McGregor, Toe Boau> op Scrartsoss are now in session at the Clerk’s Office, rlimiag up tho business of thio political year. A more uitelligeut, attire, and efficient 1L>V>1 it would bo difficult to find, and in their bands the public btuinoes is fee­ ing rapidly and nf.-lr disposed of, with duo densreuoe tu the w into and righto of indiwiduala, and tho poojdu whom they eo truly represent. _ tor ^glmowy to toeir weed< WHAT ARE THET gg Gold & Silver Watches, Fine Gold Jdwelry, mh bail of tmeth-wot ynar- Solid Silver ail M Ware. Watches, ClochaaM JeFrtrr Repaired Amonx the ar mm auJ Shoale, II; Joseph uud Mb F.ltMtls, I; 111 Guido Rooplglloal; TlieBuidyoflllsto.y; Auieiicapbin in Llteiatur.-; Aauhau^ht, the Dea- _ v-l _ _’l—_ _ _ E3SEaart»ft““ SPECIAL NOTICES. lank. STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF tho Mulnici.t Sun, 1; The Deccat of Neiriuncto Aid the Greeks; By H<>r<>« car L» Ik*,ton, aud the customary liter­ ary' netlcea, - —- • ■ • well known to require any eommsnt ------- -- r',xTXU.77kr'f^i to. obretor toe' cbm^ert. ahZul<i ual. tl.o Proapectaa of'um ‘ ——. bean aud. tor aanh amMlan. and UUledaa aa^are A» IHVE B HrttB MAOAXIBE hns’long ‘ ‘ ' New Verb Bc«. edited lajr CaaaLcaD. Oa»a, saa | been of lliaablaal adiiura oflha eaunirr.^nd P. T. BARNUM, Ground Cofte. Bpiees, MniUrd. Crnm Tartar, tty amt Jabber. of T«*o and CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. LIGHT WAuOSS and 8LXIOHA ‘.gVceuMnUyuiXSfSUrJXH. ' OUT FOR THE CAR8: GEORGE PRESTON lurlle. year uuaUos to bis XEW GOODS Large &. Wall Selected Stock ox groceries, T fnrnda ar.1 lb. poblle ganerelly that be bu anenwt In'b.a .» Store, on Slat. Street, a apkadid Suck of Rail Road prices SIMM'S IEWUSH STORE FAMILY GROCERIES, Ceaaltllog el PRICES TO SUIT That's Big Talk, Try it Now. Tilt: AMERICAN FAMILY Knilliag Machin, .rer laroatod. PBXOKo ONKiT tSS. S4.lt machine ■ ill ma cl'.bcr bock ward ar I MiR-S^TA. YLOR haa fine assortment of KEW MILLHE1T GOODS WERE. 0. D. 8PAULBIMR. HALL’S namiJiauAN HAIR 2?fflWWiER. D'JJXl, Will Iiit OwMW.u, 2 Q, 0 6 0 Stitcta it �«s» inrcsnSEirxrs, Tait Wvnotx BoLDtrate Fax ram has taken a positron among the leading bictwy Journals »f the country, and la bow admits 1 to bo fAc bni weeJtly lit­ erary publication in tbo Northwest. While It publishes no continuous storfea, it ranks with the Dcdaer and New York Weekly in popularity, and eoatalnsmaro tide-eyliltiny John than all Mie eastern pajaera combined. With ttalarge type, its Boys' and Girls’ Colstno, and it* well conducted Agricul­ tural Department, It I*Just suited for the Bikases. Though Its name Indicates that ttb a fiddler's paper, but very 'little space Is devoted to Soldier matters, yet la that small space set apart for that pur­ pose, la always comprised an expose of tbelhjMtfcedonetothc^Bnyiln Blue,” andadmand/orjuzficc. Every soldier in the land should ten b for a sjicclnicn £and canvas* hie neighborhood fur ■ riber*. Its editors are C. Aira» Lwb, rm H rnuro and Mrs. C. A cocsir* ! Haviland, and right » ell have they performed their ta.-k for three years jjaotingn UR INSURANCE COEAKY, WOOLEN FACTORY! AND PHILADELPHIA PA. OKGM'IZED I860. gad arc do* prepared to carry it •« Is sU it* >aris »r Sunlight and Gaslight Tenn* 12,00 per your, single «ub»criptloa; or $1.25 per year In clubs of ten or upward*. Every i»erson lending two dollar* before January 1st, gets a prem­ ium alio. Thnsegctting up Clubs ^efore January 1st get a splendid llth>.-«rapli. fiend your dellan to Hnvland & Co., or The H’ct/wn AWdier’i Friend, Chicago, in. Either addre», will go to tho right place. Remember, you are not subscrlblag for a now publication,-but a well c«febll.hed Journal. ,■ ■ KTIOORATOR. HaSTIIU WoOLEl FaCTOH NERVOUS Hsuucs*. DISEASES. gujinr# Jirtrto Ix*saCMtruurT, JsStASi) JOHN ROBERTS. /X H MALLDBY. omen of New York; giynrrY. oa*. *i th. Coon itoo or th. Cuter-W^rM of tbs OrssU CUr-1 TM “ WH UPJOHN. r5J2.cnluta»B'*nr*e's’ oa”’" nr&f! A? P. DRAKE. MB A. HANLON, SEl Ei&tevs.WiS Evert ’.Dt BiNiE* Max »hoo*I sub­ scribe to Peterson.' Counterfeit Detector and National Rank NotoLlst, price only ti-ao a year. 11 contain' description* of I GHANT A PHILLIPS DR. CO. SCOTT ’ 5iiVi*I»0 rStf*k‘w: “■* 6a’t, GRANTA PHILLIPS HASTIXG\! ........ Whose Accounts and Notes are Due Xitiirlllc VmnoaWill*,. Whose Accounts and Notes arc Due Katun Itapult... than whom there 1* no gentleman in the West better acquainted with tbo wants and tnterom of sheep ahd wool proiverr. Tlie subject of rulnUu’shoep. th" taut breed.' for the West, and kindrod questluas, will not only bo dtecusmd, but tho wool and woolen interests In general— the market prices and,best times'and mode* of selling wool—wHl also receive a foil shore of attention. Mr. Garland's quailOcntlouB eminently fit him for the ehargo of this deportment, and we congratulate our formers that they orc to have the benefit of his experience and Judgment. ■ Whoie Accounts and Note" are Due sKr.S?At Once-NOW. At Onee-NOW. At Onco-NOW. wanted In every town, large wage* can be made, send for circular, and cat­ alogue of lliolr popular Book. Addro T. B. Peterson & Brothen, Philadel­ phia, Pa, . KitEEp and Wool xx the Great/ Wwr.—The Publisher of tho Watlrrn £ural la unremitting In hla effort* toward making that Journal (till more popular Uiau heretofore. Among tbo ■ew failure* for 1870, l« to by n Sheep and Wool Department, to be edited by Hon. A. M. Gaiilaxd. President of the hTThanet’ Clwrlotl*.—.... principal cities, and oMcial list of the National ban ks, wluilcsale prices cu rren t, Unsocial new* and items, complete stock table, Hat of all the broken banks, etc. There Is mote counterfeit money Iu cir­ culation now than ever before, which makes Petersons* Detector an absolute requisite for the desk of every one who tpcclvos or pays out money. Terms of sfabscrlptha to PmJtaoxs' DcTEcnm, corrected ly Drexel & Co., bankers, is, for tbemonthly issue, $1.50 a year; semi­ monthly tXOO a year. Subscription* may commence with any month. I. W VEOOHAK DA C.C.UBBX.S ATTENTION, COMR J. G. DARROW ANbsMUST HAVE OUR PAY AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY AND MUST HIVE OCT.PAT COMMON SENSE!!! luritovKii cqjoiox tv<i u irnivu n»i-« • WK. IL n.KYfO A Portable Engine and LTTHLYET »vt sswstsr—“— J. P. ROBERTS & C. G. H0LBM0 Yacht Club VuTiiiL1 tractive fcstnrM of that great Farm and Family Weekly. The subtioripllou price is cnly $2.00 per year, and speci­ men copies are sent free of charge, by addressing 11. N. F. Lkwio. Pub. Fest«n* Fural, Chicago, or Detroit. 'Webster’s Unabridged Dh-tianary, with WJ0 Illustration*, Is net simply a dic­ tionary of words, but it teat the same time An lUiutraied Cyeiojxriila of Natural History, Physiology, Geology, Botany, Architecture, etc. ‘ Certainly no scholar can ba without this Dictionary, and tt ought lobe with­ in the reach of every child in the land. We believe it was the younger Pitt who said, whatever of power he had In speech was chlctly due tn a careful study of the dictionary, word by word. In alphabct- SNUFFS UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, HASTINGS HO 1> a.-.___ ■ g?90. r ”* HOLBROOK & » •••* la S»J tUMf.-.f. I i-WWl •mnracr n tsrai . Putnam's for January opens with a well written historical article on the re­ lations extisting between Spain and Cuba, In which tho writer argues In few ef the prompt interference of the United Slates in behalf of tho Cubans. In ••American Hotels" a coemopolltan drawn a picture which U not at all flat­ taring io that institution, and to do him Justice, be could not have done other­ wise without drawing upon his Imagin­ ation. Mr. W. H. Babcock, who has for arvere) years. tellaaome more damag­ ing stories about tho Civil Hcrvioe, while Prof. J. G. R. McElroy talks learnedly about •'ElmfuisUca.'’ The Hun. John Btglow glvc»a full and authenticaccoun 1 •T ths relalloM existing between Father •KES JAMB JOfiMItTO*. Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub and Ever­ green Seeds, with directions for culture, prepaid by mail. The moat complete and judiciomr as­ sortment iu tlxe country. Agents wanted. B. J.BROW WW|)M(*<H'ATHIC l'ty* CITY HOVFITAD. C __ ,.JU � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-01-12.pdf fd20c5c07187f244ea883e4b0e4d117d PDF Text Text gs Sanntr BY GEO. M. DEWEY. x “ With Molies toward nona,—with Charity for all—with Firmasa* in th* Right" HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12, 1870. VOL. XIV. nxKa.-u.Jora* urns. NUMBER 38. gusinrM jBirtrtonj, “ Have I ever thought seriously of mirriugo ? Upon my word, tether, tho question ia a vary general one." • “Very well, take your time; but while you'ro taking ft, I may, pwhapa abridge matter* by being more ex­ plicit ** TTanyw nodded attention. An old focud,” Mr. Walton resumed, " whom I hare not seen since we wore follow-clerk* together, but between whom and myaelf a regular oorro*;>ondaDce ha* boon kept up. write* mo from Lirerpoul that he will anive by the next steamer." “I’m sun I shall bo happy to Meo JOHN BOBERTS, R. H. MALLORY, Bn^RTPy. OSr. at lb. Court n».». BOSTON CASH STORE! ~ WM/uwolnr, PPT8ICIA5 M4 Bar**o». 0S»wut« “You would bo an undutiful dog if you Weren’t Beside*, be ha* a beautiful niece somcwliore hereabouts, who will bo hi* sole heiro**, and Tom Higgins will lean rather mon than enough to pay hi* just debt* and too him decently buried.” “ Han you aeon Mis* Biggin* P’ “ I didn’t say her name wm Higgins. She’* tho orphan daughter of Tom Hig­ gins’ jister, and I don’t know whom aho married; bdt what’* that to the purpose. I: ha* long bean as good aad*eUlod be­ tween Turn and mo, in our letter*, that that - ia short—that a marring® between hi* niece anl my eon would be—in fact DR. O 0. SCOTT. FiiJtal?0 FK,<i*>w “J Sar>M Come and share in the general benefit. DA C. C. LIKSLEY, »\STINGS- CJASII STOHE ——— I I Are now offering for ■ a full Stock of NeiV an I Seanonabll) Goodri, n-ceuty papite*d h\the Lmt «**tcrn market* at the lowe.t p*aul>le p-ieo. f»r .•a*h. Uur «t«k include* a full liu* of ’ STAPLE AND FANCY . DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS: Cloths anti Rtcdy ir;;dr Clothing, ’ Hits & Caps. Boots A Shonn. Groo ri'-p, &o Ca h paring cq-t«wn~rs, 'rive n* a mil. Wo will che^foHy riiaw you our -to~k, that yon m iy cs.m[>aro price* with any other tirat-ch*. 8n<o S3Ti i thy Stat-. Veh .wo got tho Roods and wn want to nail 4F1 them, and thnll try to veil yot» «!l we can and will Jtiafy you that it r^-i. fury our iater-st t>> bu v her.t. We warrant tb#priree rirtll be*atiHactory. We wi 1 take in exchange for uur goods Ksrs.-asaSf. C roCTMHl K»tU lb* 3»jj, Butter & Bggs, Dried Fruit, &c., J. P. ROBERTS & CO, at tho x-ofgulnryrnur-lset rate*. **i*U. oU«. larMnlua*. |mrw ItiMn. 4 ' “ Why. ft’. aU right after all, Zeke!' “ It'* tho work of Providence,” blub­ bered Zeke, piously. “ And too, Harry,” *aid Mr. Higgins, slipping hi* nephew-in-law on the.houldor, “you mustn't mind what I said just now ; of course I wouldn't hare vid It to yen, you know.” Of coures Harry didn’t mind.' And then tho two old---- "------ —1 denly remembered that ten to kiss the bride. Proceeding* cf the Board of Bn on, January Berrien, 1B7I EXCELSIOR ATTENTION, COMRADES! L>tT«, Eaekief Walton, In hi. atatali«et tone,' “ there', my curd. May I beg tu be atm-' ilariy favored r'' "Of course you may; I’m not ashamed of my namo.” Ont came two pair of epectacle.. The1 two card*, hastily glanced aL fell lltitter-. tag to the ground, while the (w* bands which lot them drop clasped each other aa two hand* only can that have grown old liuco last they met in the warm proasure of youthful friendship. ’ "TomHiggirs I” “ Zek. Walton!" Neither for a moment could utter <'* ia tba •~n4ill*wef h. IMS eseesta* U My- C. QStfOLBHOOK, IT « would not forget that we arc Agent for one of Ike best Sewing Machines in the world— . IPLOTlFIISrCE. Tr Jl.tM-y* C,.-r a hour. HU etealws. >«._______ ‘wk H. JEWELL, Those in want of a Ma-hine will ntaa e coll end let Mr. Phillip* show you some of hi* fine work. RF" Ram mber the ptaev, one door Weet of J. P. Buberti & Co.’* Drug St .re. eouth-eide State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. Hostings, May 19tl>, 1809.—yl • »*• al all hours. *<//«• :• b* *u I wbaa patMra *rr laft for r*:jnl. J«a»».7 tot. l*e. , Or >tor, lb* It* **T* Hr maar* perridrrar*. Dr Vfektbvrx Uwte.*, lUebanad. M.U1« Dv, Or 1. f“*■ . a-4 .. tee Wer*. Wbo to Ibrir teu'n t>r, Tbair lai* rx atria* br**th vtih aa ***hia* *rr. Wbea teree*h th* am*k* net Brea th. We* Um. with lhair Sen. ehwria* “ U there »hould bo insuperable tea- Cuonly alUora. 'Uliua pr*<*ito4 TIM Chair iJMjtttJ Um following u *iKb sons—" eoeinlttora: . - Don't talk to me of roaaonr I’’ Coainlrt*«U aelUa with Counlr Tmearrr— “ n,Mr £wh-r’■ 1 <m now prepurod Maun. Wcv IL C-h. Dmay. Eator;. IFUbua. ‘ tlh° 1 bognu thu cjnroraattuu. I bare thought ’ OWlOUaly thought—of tho subject to' which it Fvlntr*. 1 know nothing of the young^ady whom you would select for ” If ueloct ?—Aar* telccVd, sir." ‘ ‘ I entortaiu too good an opinion of h*n however," Heury continued, unm-nd ulof the interruption, “to think her capable of accepting th* bund of ■ on. Whose heart i* iu another'* keoi>SnB-’’ “ Whose heart n in anolhor'i keeping? Haro a care, nuh bur." “ Ra,h I may be, but boy no longer. With all the ardor of a man*, parent af­ fection I L»ve one " “ Enough, rir I Yon are eof ago. I have no puw.-r to constrain your ckuico, ! but the Uiv'.that >ou weddrd with-1 out my content, »*os you an outcast and a beg-gnr—unle**,” he added, with a bit-1 tor cuccr, • your wifo'e fortune and char- I ity may Bullion to preserve you from inch a fata.' “ Am I to infer that if the atep which to rirougly tneeta your »li.apj>rob-:tion has been already determined upon, my banfthmonl begins al unco t” ’ ' On tho instant ."Then it bi* been determined on," JOHN MICHAEL. ’ 10CJS *u Carr1 .*** PaUttor. Clariw *»i P**w K*e*«rPwd*aMr attoeiM* aira* to aral.ia*. >*(3« ab*fo9t*t* airaat. llaatiaax coufronlinjf each other, There wu no rwlonting in the eye of one; bo quailing in that of the ulher. A haughty wav* of t^o haul toward the donr was the only ans-rer digued " .JXTU thu word* «f His eon ero the latter turned and left hi* preecnoe. ________ WK.L.10BB, LTTOBXBT Mrf Gxnmthr *1 Ur. Soltettoe ia HASTINGS HOUSE. HOLBROOK ft MILLS, teacher, and which, for a to bo their place of The train had stopped at one of those places at which fifteen minute* are tdtoted to a dinner which might easily be dispatched in fire, when, iust as Henry and hi* wifi* lied reach e d tho p'atferm the former *u accented by an old gen­ tleman in an iatenae .tato of bustle and WK. JOIEB, _______ 1^1I ' SEW DAIRY. (J M3 JOHN G. RUNYON JeHbrwn Street, Hastings^Mich., KEEPS THE LARGEST BOMCSOFATHY. AXD BEST STOCK OF b.j.brown.**.xx hoots and SUOi’S JJIWltEjrAtaiC Pbjaki*» *B<« caritwa... CITY HOVPITAT-, CLEVELAND. O. Michigan Exchange �rofom-n who. under tho “Old Oak»” nt cind Tomperanoc, and from which plat­ form they have never swerved _a heir’s vor tho rigid enforcement of this and all other laws to be found on our statute books. Nor is this alL The mon who giro tone to Republioan opinions bdiovo that the State should assume a mare thorough guardianship over tho poor, the helpless, the ignorant, tho unwary and unfortu­ nate of our people than it has done hith­ erto. They affirm that the simple must be saved from tho grip of subtle fraud— that men tmui not be allowed to grow rich by treating and starving the poor— that the great fonntnin head, from which crixtxo rawtox. misery must bo dried up—that tho grog «-K®45ttSS«t£g DANIEL STRIKES, CUrk. Bkc gistings ganurr. OEOAGK M. DtWEY.. PEOHIBITIOS. first months of its political ascendancy, il enacted th. PteMbitoty law in this ch, during tho exciting politiM 1855, has remained subtho same, andis to-day as good flood-tide hich set ia upjn oar people during tho dark days erf the slaveholders rebellion. Who can calculate what would have bora ouf social and moral condition to-dny, if dawhen the State and nation teamed with Hamsia Kobnuuy 1855 hurled at “Free traffic in all kinds of “ Liquid Damna- Stale.. Notwithstanding tho execution of modify or repeal this law of prohibition. Possibly some additional proviuons party rupt the heart, and consume the pittance of the poor, and to all this the great par­ ty of freedom stands unalterably com­ mitted, by its whole past history, by the voice and vote of its great statesmen and the eternal cause of right, to which it ia dedicated. Prohibition is a cardinal principle of th# Republican party, and with its war upon the lost of the twin relics, is one of tho lira issues of tho party today, and will not cease so to be until this traffic is driven from tho land. Tho law should be enforced stringently, and everybody who really desires its enforcement ia looking for prompt action, just such on no party savo tho army of freedom and reform can put forth; and wo affirm that tho only political party in thia country who «m and wiu enforce thia law ia the Republican, and that they are pledged to do that, and as they have naver violate 1 a pledge mode to the people, or loft a duty undone, they are sure to do that at the earliest possiblo moment Under this state of frets, the question for tlio temperance men, tho calm, un­ prejudiced friends of Temperance, to set­ tle, is, whether, with a party thus com­ mitted to tho cause they ao much love al - that the malfesr was fomiliar did not datmel from the interest we felt, and somothing of the old enthuiiaam with which able work, “Watson's Practioo of Physic,” camo stealing back upon us. In binding and print it is beautiful enough for a pratmjarion book, and if every father in the land would proeant a copy to his children, ho would combine ploosuro with profit in a high degree. The bx>k is published by the Horj>crj nt |1 50 per copy. NEW YORK SUlfr. market, jxx*m Mo^ Hitter., * INDEPENDENT, BBT NOT NEUTRAL. ABE MOW SELLING HARDWARE Cheaper Tor Cash than any House in Darby County. ' DAILY! COOKING, PARLOR COOK AND PARLOR STOVES TTAKNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Be­ ll pairing done promptly on short notice. n 1TO. • WIGHTMAW A GREBLE. fruits 7fo&aci, the edrhmtctl Stcnlhh Stoclholoi, threden, cmiu to thi» country aiul'inlrodneal the Scantliniwian Blood Purifier; n'uet which time thouemtde hate bm Yurrd, by iit war, of Scrofula and Other blood diotnoco. Il eonlaint, J It.. r.Jt.i. K i___ ! Hyrnp of Slillingia, drugs import­ ed .from Sweden for iU rxpmt kept by apothe­ caries in this •ingle tr'nd ri/l skeptical of its wonderful value. BLOOD Dr. Bobaek’i Bfood Pills are PUEIFIEl CLOTHING HOUSE! factored for a timihtr purpose. ---- T——I One trial tun­ ' riably enhtJAithu than as favorita i with all wh^ ttoe them. । The reatont why Dr. JlobaeEt Blood Pills ihould be kepi u WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 3U CANAL STREET, At promt timcn ore very l.ard in this section of California. Tndo is extreme­ ly dull, and ironoy stringent Califor­ nians are asking cich other, wboro doos iM^Mysfo ” u required, and perfectly ufe alion at, all _____ GRAND RAPIDS. NEWIOODS FOB FALL AMD WINTER! -A. LARGE AHSORTMENT. We adhere strictly to the ONE PRICE system. FREE OF CHARGE. l£xcha.n^c<l ■ Dated, Hay 26, I860.—yl teilhoul tugareoating, that adapting them to the wm of rwXo My; Becauie BLOOD PILLS extremely lor IMPORT Time-Koeper DNIVEMSLCLOTHKH- ivory Plated Ware.. STBRUNG FANS, Dor Sale by Druggist* and Dealert in Patent Medicines every-where. CALL AT THE HASTINGS WEODIRS ARD V1SITIII Mill BRONZE PARIAX GOODS, KEW1.KU MACHINE, DRESDEN VAHE8, *<*vtek.rt OeeHwOndooerair wMb«|3e. •••**• *'• Part,.. lira... «... * SON O U.e'tebnM IIUUKEYE MOW1NM MACHINES, far Ulobs of Fir* Hsalrrt. vilb sjoo, w» will l ive tNMtiHIXCK < r>ul.. vv M. 8. SMITH AND CO. TOILET SETTS, - TABLE CUTLERY. HOLIDAYS, VIENNA GOODS, an unnsually large and attractive a7rortment of Foreign Goods, of their own importation. (ILOVKsnd Also, ererythlne rich and new In Jew­ HANDKERCHIEF. elry, Solid Kilver and Ell ver ! . Plated Ware, etc., BOXES, . Which they oflhr nt , BOLD, Hl LVEH DRkSStXU CASES. COPAL j BUTTER OYSTER IVORY HEAD PIC-N1C BOSTON SODA Greatly Reduced .Prices. i'**-’.. . DIAMONDS. GARNET JEWELRY. UUM1C BOXES. EJn-RALDN, PEARLS. 8T0N1 American Watch Company, CAMEOS OTHER RICH HBAND rJjOAKE HOSEWOQJ)PU55 TAXES! TAXES! The way to make money ia to save it; the wav to save' it is to buy your ' CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACK EKS, Toor CREA1 (or Cracknell) CRACKERS Yw WHY CRACKERS. Your LEMON OBACKSBH. I buy Butler, Lard, Eggs and While Ash Wood. ' Gorham Pl at e.[ C. D. STEWART. eo. «. FKOST < co., G ... MICHIGAN. DETROIT, - AsmIi tot tb« Ml tfcll |B>PraTteP>r TYRY DOCK KNGIKK WOBKS. U Minufuluron •/ M.rtn». HUtlOM ------ OE------ H. A. GOODYEAR Ikup constantly on hand d large and well selected Stock °f HARDWARE bought of the >Maiuifacturers, before the recent advance. rj»O SPORTSMEN. ‘^fusT tf LC0UJKI JT^AlW rLAXTK*, prove that tho study Physiology is foot becoming genera! in tho best schools every mouth briagi forth a now treatise on this subject, “deaigned for tlMi school STOMACB It it now dem STO VES! STOVES! STO VES! BITTEBS J-ar.-l.NT- FOBHVIMYONK This judgment had scarcely passed my mind before I made another graceful move, bringing my head in contact with the wall By this time quite a number of tho guests mode a rush through the bull for tho street. I heard the ward “earthquake” from some that were pair­ ing out, and cono'ndtri to make a nub at tho next shock; but alter waiting an hour or two without hearing any more of tho affair, I guvo up the vigil, and re­ tired fur tho night Tho vibrations were from north to couth, and as-near as I could judge lasted about fifteen seconds. Californio formers hare boon com­ plaining bitterly about having such a late, dry season, but cm the 24th rain commenced foiling, and has continued to fall ia copious iboren only at short in- And that illustrates markable degree. Direct from Factories. ^^Specialities in every department. camo suddenly in contact with the wall. As I am a temperance man, I could not lay this to tho charge of Christmas, but straightened up and began to murmur at the suj>[»sod conduct of the guests on th# upper floor, whom I considered to Precisely so. GOODS ISTEW ami a*/ required; Thru restore the vital OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, that a’J tho schools in Burry County are by 20,000 majority. supplied with tills much needed accoosoTns Now York Emmy Feet soya: the duty of tho State “In Waterloo, Iowa, you can buy turkeys at 10 oonta a pound, chfokens at 8 cents, and prairie chickens a’^12.50 per demand it, and wo Physiology and Hygiene. November. c«IM, are merely wuhiwauhy oohl uk a becerage. Dr. Bobttct'i BUtert are not a beverage tn any •enoe of the word, Ltd contain tl',t WIGHTMAN & GREBLE SicsAMtxro, Cal., > DecombcrZIth, 1869. | after reform with unequaL-d dispatch, they hare not a fairer prospect of secur­ ing Aho ends at which they aim, by ad- much for foreign goo la, and although hundreds of millions of gold and silver they have loved so well, and which has have been token from hor mines, and done so much to advance the cause of probably millious more to come, yet alm will never become a rich State without eternal justice than by forming a now encouraging home manufactures to a party. greater extent than she boa yvt done. One tiling that injures California to a A Prime Necessity. groat extent ia tlie undue " amount of Tho County Superintendent of Schools praise showered upon her by tho eastern would in a few words call the attention prees. The cuhsequonoo is that every of all interested to tho necoerify of a branch of burinaia is overdone, and more general supply of books of refer­ tlioimndi of mon, young and old, ore ence in the various school rooms in t >-diy bcm jfoAs and hoisolesi wanderers, Burry County. There are some hoUMM carrying their blankets (thoir only shrf' which are already troll supplied, and to tor) on their backs, and many of them the psoplo in tbo.M> district> three words begging their bread from door to door. These are facta that cannot and will not ore nut addressed. . But in many others everything is bo irathfolly denied. Comparatively wanting oxoe[< tho schoolhouse. It speaking, California is a gnod State, but seems almost useless at this late day to tho man who comei hero without a few urge the valuo of a dictionary upon any thousand dollars capital, expecting to ono. But it ia a lamontabto foot that realise a sudden fortune, will find to bia more than one-half of the school houses California is tho largest State in the of the county do not possess this valunablo volume ia any form, and in quite a largo percentage of those districts where uable forming land divide her total square miles by nine, uud you will havo that they need replacing' with now tcarcoly any desirable" forming land to ■ In choosing a dictionary the first choice is, of course, the “ Unabridged ’’ bonds of honest settlers, or claimed by Webster; but if school cfficcws fed that land sharks, who are bound to make tho» are good reasons why they cannot their fortunes off the necessities of thoir purchase that unsurpawed work, there follow-men. fo a smaller “ Webster” to which I would H. P. Lamb. call thoir attention : the ** National Pic­ toriaL” Thia is a work of over 1,000 pagee, finely illustrated, firmly bound, exchanges that on the Oth inrt. Hon. and contains much valuable information Onslow Brxana was re-nominated by that should bo within the reach of every acclamation for Governor of Now Hamp­ shire. This is as it should be. Now Hampshire never had an abler Governor district in tho County so poor that it can­ not afford one—none, surely, that should bo without n dictionary of some kind, JCsral nt gllsrrlls iMMCnr'0"^ California Correspondence. more child, I have had a etrong deeii-ii to enjoy tho peculiar sensation caused by experiencing the shock of an earth­ quake. I can truly say that I haveha»l oao desire gratified. Lui evening, while sitting in my room at the hotel, in liitler'i ncA ---------- R LIME «UICK LIME, In the article of Stoves alone, people wishing to purchase these most useful articles, can eave at STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF JWKwtihsX D.U.11 Church Directory. �November, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS REW AEVEETIEEMEITE. jforal and gjtbrtllaurm. an original story of great power and thrilling Interest; SeteDttfioand Curious Facto; Add FeUcw Gems; Health and Physical Culture; ThoOld Year and Um New; Itomlntecences of the tenter; The Manebester Unity; Ltodtes' OUo; Youth*’ Department; Choice Poarty; Entertaining Miscellany ; Stat* Depart­ ments; Home and Foreign Correspsndenos. Ac., Ac. PubUsbed by Joax W. Ou. No. MNamau street. New York. 6S.5O jier year, or I1.S5 per volume. 1869. t.i 'i&i'dl'Til Yti ‘•mH tite lMtl 030 uits T. M. C. A.-W* tears Umi afcv a< lb* y*eag mn eT <mr Village, alter duly eoesidariag lb* waal. aad istemta af lb* poopl* of Haatiag* and tidally, bate aooeiadad toorguiae a Teas* Men.’ Christies AmocisUcs, aad that a mealing Air tbalparpaa* will probably be tailed lea few STEPHEN PRATT, ELAXVFACTVUXJ* b* JH., • STEAM BOILERS, Tas Michioax TxachisL—Wo ar* Indebted to to the publishers for a copy of TAe Michigan Tcachrr for J an Ury 1870, an educational a of monthly which the people of Michigan have every reason to be proud and which they should liberally HSSGAH.- ABHfiTOTai-ire^ CITY DRUG STORE! doesnot subscribe for and carefully reed th* leading Educational Journal of the State, la not worthy of a place in the rank* of tbeteaeheraofthl* or any other State, and should not be allowed a cer­ tificate ; and we hop* and expset Th* teachers of our County, will extend to maada of the people of Barry Caaaty, aad Heallag* la parttenlar, bare eaaeed Um aad thia Journal, a liberal patronage. AdZAaw AaraaJ nacm, *f lb* ViUaga, lo psretos* dres*. The Tucnix, Adrian Mich. each lb* large*! aired Power Priallag Proem, la order to giro puHtelly to Ibo gnat edraatagM aad tatemta of tb* iatelllgenf yabllc. The nail ami Inlemting eabject ler p*btic ci’Otlderatioe it th* great bargalna in Drug. and Toys and Fancy Goods, Toys and Fancy Goods the Coalimlal market»ympatkixi*g*toM<y wllk IM Eoglwh. wbirti are ailll weighed down by oterCue ln< graurriee and roalisaed beery arris, ala MarrrJrd port declined fl la fl M oa the WHAT ME TRET Gold & Silver Watches, CI.OCKM, JfiSU&S R«, of Ike Jadepeadeal Order ef Old Fallow* warn pabridy laaUfled si llurrir H >11 os Tbaraday (vsalag. by D. D. d. M., Xcaxur DatueThe uaRiaaa were exceedingly latorsilisg. and BUSINESS CARDS. SoarUkiag beyond aay darawr precedent, aad retar** «: nauibrra for ibc rear ending Dec Hal, IM. Wa append alUtof lb* *flL-era iastoUte aa follow*, vii: D. K. Cook, X. OM- Milo L. Wil liuna, V. O-i Xantoa J. Brcnaon, Hecretary • BANKERS. SraSHrTJAi :S3S.«£=S7 J OOE OUT FOE THE CAM Rail Road prices ll*Miag*8teliaa will b* bdd *a Mil batoidv ate Sateay, Ito*. A. J. Eli.*** tetetetlag. Tax r>v**s, r»M lb* atecial r»port of lb* dod >** of Ite Uuard *f Itapor*.*or>, pabliabM tor* wiih. ate M« i/lte ImmuJ csteltloa of oar <'**aly I* Ml a latoiog »*teil to tto Itepabllcaa sMiimEicmw R AH.WAT A rroixnaxw.—Mr. F. E. Snow, of Dotrotl, ha* been appointed Joint Paweugrr Agent of the Great West­ ern and Mi.hlgan Central Railroad*, and wilt have hi* htod]uarCery there. He eucceols Mr. Edgar, who return* to Hamilton, Ontario, to become General 1 icketAgen I oftho Great Western. Mr. Snowhi. becuconn.-ctod with the fr. lght department of the Centra! Road during five years past, and latterly has been employed In tho offlre of the Assistant General Superintendent. He b> emi­ nently fitted to discharge the duties Incident to the new pasition, and wlQ make a capital officer. Mickioax Patxxts.—The following laLbcUdofpatont*lamed to Mlchlptn In­ ventor* for the week endlug Jan. 4 1870: ' Fpoke Shave—Joshua Davie*, Muakc- PRICES TO SUIT WILLIAM MYERS, I alacall not »>*• underaold t> jr Music & Jewelry. jjvgu jonnaur. cahbuoSs, BOGores, That's Big Talk, Try it Now. A In* aaaactaMMt Of Baggio* aad Rgbt Family CSrriagMoonatecUy oa banl Order, seltelite. 16, IT ssJ 19 Afters* ^am*, Dper. Doom Bloat. COMMERCIAL. DKTUHT. MICH. THE AMERICAN FAULT has a fine assortment of HasMels Mark*to. Usstlagt, Jaa 11, 1170. Orrmted Awry IbrnteymsraAsgto A COUtA Rein Holder—Jones Harding, Detroit SOS, iMeltn ia OSOCXSIXS A SBO VB10S3. KEW MILLfRBBY fiHM IEK& 0.1. SPAVLB1M* Bag-string I-'aa^ner — E. 11. South* wick, Mendon, ( evru. seuxu. w.r: m c x-ti.. — I, Aee. raio, exir *u. PICTURES FRAMED, With GILT, IITTATIOR GILT, IMITA­ TION ROSEWOOD 8 GILT or Black Walaut ■ouidlngt —— ■ . — - ~ _ Txa D*r*orr Post appeared in a handsome new dre*s on New Year'* day, and ha* been chaneed from a quarto to a folio form, which tea decided Improve­ ment, and one that will doutblaa* be fully appreciated by Its patron*. The Flat to an able and excellent paper, and 1* doing valiant work tn the cause of Ro- j^oilb* inor. 3. * T. MeGRSOOR, HALL’S ZWUSI0UAN tee* ia really • able paper 1* always priniedon Rood paper, and ou plain daar type. Oar people may go mack biriher KNITTING MACHINE W1U Kill 20,000 Sffltta 11 �JiUTUU RBV IOIKBTUSHEJTH. ZMw&W ipranted .by the nr w-pat er JhfegtMy thlaedanr. v. We kree the1 litfrig hg etiilor when he was rending — •aFhUJttW'menihly-Genca^ Zarrncr, ^‘Atei^yran ee Bsweage. Even, then , NtielMftniry <atl perseverance made tho J *nrrn/r pepulo^,' but It aeon preved too ril<w h aciparxllugpower*and abil• IflhL He saw Hie want ef.e rural JeerV nal whab should kuppiy the plaes In % •Unliy y>f half a dnsr-n papeia. each de• voted me single object; tn short. Hr. •j'Jfaorr looxht to make a ginnlne family pajwr, embracing the rn.-feu* depertm«i'» of Agriculture. General Nows, *•■8 all aerial Ir formal'an fur earlncruaa and improving ruirl population. 1 ..To this work he devoted hlmielf with teal and energy. "There is a tide In the . aflhlre of *nen. whkn taken at flood, Jead. on to fortune;'- and Mr. Moore • t «>k tt»t tide ejtart'y at the flood, and, **l»yoagaoiuuiniaaascment, his nachrd a point which may well eatltfy hli aznbl* V tten, fbf the Jtwvl b the mW. elegantly priotod, nldy edited, w.deiy circulated । and heartily welcomed paper, av a whole, i svhlch now fin b its way amoa; tho propie. The Rvral b now a large quartrrof ft pagea, published weekly, maknig in a year an immense book of vata■' able reading, Meli a« In bcoks would ee.t 91&0, and all this la feral-bed to ‘ alngio aubscrilr-ri tor >3,00 a year. In eiuhe of ten, St-M) per year and one free ; to the per.on getUng up the club. Ad-. ' drex D. D. T. Moonn, 41 Park Row, • New York City. »ALB ON KXecUriON. WOOLEN FACTORY! Tire BnuL.Kav Ycxxjm—Thia ata.*, which haa become familiar fe »«? than 7^(000 bomee. h one of the FALL AH MAN<1KNIE NT. »• bv.a purcte^aM UereLreiaiereet af J. AMERICAN e. vaw BivcrarT, Two Tra In* Doll Taaacaarraa ilasn »«* TO JaraotT a E:crr Uvcaa. Lin INSURANCE COMPANY. Haitihb Wonts F*mn AND INVIGORATOR. Jaeluoa.............Dr, Hina JuneliMi,. •• E*tou Rapid.,... •• tSarteOa.........■ “ Vreawarvin*... (ashtUte M PHILADELPHIA PA. ORGANIZED 1850. arts •* Sunlight and Gaslight Oo aad After Moad.y Jfo». 1 lb, >!C Tr.lua will ru aa kilo aiuk. al. co. axraaa-, oa a. ware. AKXfAL INCOME , . Sl.ttLOnOi Fmi ITtem OpAaa* m IMS. 171,Ul. HAMTixanJ-f;; NERVOUS DISEASES. MMdtreillr.. M idjl.v In*.— ....~A~' . Itep tdi 703 a. is IMO 11:10 U?o-. fcl* x. «iu» nmu Ir.lOrw rt/IS ..X *JSa.« TtiO l:» rmwiatiHa- . “ Charfcte...?H, “ taloa U.p»d... kte M7 44* 440 te.0 TOO *:W »lU I#b4 11:14__ Hlatloaa; Ir ah. >u>n gusintss ^Direct C.44 CHANCES? ORDER. too mat fct. L«0 ■m JOHKlOBBBTfl C.inare«a( al Rir. Jrablaa with Traia* to i.uK'rea Lareiag aM Sagiraw.ao lb* J.L4R r•romen of New York; lb. l sh.-W.HI .f U>» Grrei Ore. Tb. X B. MALLORY 8H1IXIW. Ofc. a. lb. U~rt Hr < aan*eila*gal Jack*on with MICHIGAN CENTHAI. IL K. f-r S-iSaTXl-aat-JSLd-S Dotr olt , Chloago N. B. Reliable men as Agent* want­ ed on mutt liberal terms. rapt 14 m JJOT1CE.-TO SAVE CQSTS WK-^JOHR. ’ Sad all Petal* EaU a; 4 w~1. aad with Micbl(U IMMUlrern loHrnadH.!- Totedo A Portable Engine and A. P- DRAXE. In r>>! rewllljoa. »□ U K>u twwa. *Tw tot«»»itea mH «a All Tenons Who Owe sir MkC.aBCOTT P^a^CXNO rbT.tei*a aad Sarsa published weekly, Aarau H. Powell, editor, and Wendell I'hiUl|«, qtectaJ Srttra M ■ brartily cudonc tho rtirring worde of Lydia Marla Child, when the siya; TO TOT WOMUXG CLAW.-W. are bow te»wub <«Mnl »-u.l*yVonry cannot pay far tho privilege of *rw1 lo forauh Ml havidg a piper that rpcxlu the truth boldly, withont tear or favor, alike un­ fettered by tert, aiid uatnunmeled by ' any political party. Such • paper was never morr DceJed than at the pra*ent . «U1 rate 71 t>> ’tian, anJ I a u tbtakful tosjj an many I aw wmiac. rail f.iea<'» rally to ita support. Motet H. J. HARRY ' GRANT k PHILLIPS Accounts and ~ * Duo L W. VROOHAN PMUTTSnOtiT fc^araera s,-ui.TpssindrL“iK?i5,sx ent'oerijA Qtit _an 1 tend <>ae now aut>■'fiber for tlx"rear (*fi); or to any cue -who will tend tw;> new ■ iboerilwra :*8> the Jtaadard p tbl-nber will i*nJ either oftho follow inc vary deo'rabtc books . | Wen ltd Phtn.'pr •••■‘peoohee, Lee-| tur-w and Leuert." M2 ;*gc’. *^th । steel portrat, Lydia Moria Child's “ Humane; of the ’■RgpuBllc." AU peg a. Caroline H. Do'i*u “CoUije, Market aad C-mrt." 4M pagci. Anna K. D'.ckAaou’s "What An­ swer? "-^n eloquent preteat against roste—30! page*. A ».—Diamond Edition—410 pages. Also a' life-like, bamUfully-nutobed. medic mahted phobgraph of Wendell Phillipa made fur the Standard by Mar- , shall of Biel ra; or a pbit > ;rapn of the same rise and style, »uliable fee framins, by the ram. artist, of John <i. Whittier. The Standard was on- of the plonre r organs of the Anti-Miavrty oruaa le, and no paper in the United State-, (except grouter Influence for the debut teflon of the abhorred luabtu'.lon of American Flarery. Te.-ma. ILOG per rair. Addrens, Aarau M. Powell, SBNaaeanatrocL New York. Eclmctxc Mahaznru of Foreign Literuturc.—New Vol. begin. Jan., 1870.' Now Is tho time tn subscribe. The I’cloctle reprfnta all the beet article*, hlrtonc, literary and eoetal, from the yrumtaei.l English, French, and Ger­ man periodical . It« aclee lune are enrefilly made fh>« over fifty diflterwnt work?, and with many compeUtora lu the flei J, It rrmalue the oldest aad most arruarksblr exponent of fur?lgn conteiu- AtOncc-NOW -A_t Onco-NOW A.t Once-NOW ~ WV 4ay, . A 3wuT»e.-I: l»r»th?r*n unuoral hlti< tte jS/-ty.Udfidi bradan?. add in .’aw Yaa.htajrprh 'w.ll be a pleosiut attmuon, comr Uvi're 7rear uuiim la bls a«*Ln r-Ht. Wt Mjf, AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY AND MUST HAVE OUR PAY AND MUST HIVE OCR PAY COMMON SENSE v-.r: J. P. ROBERTS A “EUBEKA ”'S^, : bmoklax Tobacco <.r. illy etmii C. 0. HOLBROO ^!2E!£> Xfcrete fclb. rea Yaoht.Club * WJLK.JXWXL For restoring Cray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. ! xpkft SNUFFS SflMt l.^K roar bwlaror nr»«xl»t (br Mweel Q^leoua!. (bluer, Q M * MCd A»H by fnun, r«aa A Cb. Cbeariat, New Tark. m b NEtyy LAST m-.cannot uve toomuihciro in recommcn l­ Ing brincbeo «f stu ly. To deal wholly Ih'ageueru) way b to uv^riook all l-.atrs ou the part of schilar*. aa I fura j thru; . ofien ts what b not only dhtartelul, but ■ot aerenthd. Teocbcro cannot too - oiuoc ty analyse character. GEORGE PRESTON IVeAw, <Sr>ClAYaC Sr»l«larea»w ? Octave Plaagraving i>n some sabket of general in- JpZV\)Meal ea trial U. S fuse C« . .Icrm'.criixr hMoric, portrait, or idral, ,<mt.eH-h»« each namb r. These ongnvlags a re encuted In the boot manner aid by Ute be t rrtisie, and ar? ol per■uimt value. Terms: Pinrk- ooplre 4>cents; one copy, one year. >5; two o idea, one year. TO; five eeptee, one year, *90. Clergymen and Teat hers rrp^ pited at c'.ab rates- Agonte wanted to get up ciobe. Bend tbr •; edmen copy. HOULDEB, ARMS! B:.S!7“SK^X|a' Froth garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub and Ever­ green Seeds, with directions for culture, prepaid by mail. The most complete and judicious as­ sortment in the country. Agonts wanted. * A drereing which ' ia at o.re agreeablo, a.,, healthy, and effratual ‘ for. Prrw'‘nN *be .l*»ir. Fadtd or gray Mr.. *a»r <* «x»i r.a’ered fe ill crijinnl C9’*r a* p/ore .Nd ArUnre. »/ y.a(A. k— ZT.l 4n..» Fj’-" Thin Lair is thick-1 *jLn en*d. failing hair rixchrd, and bold- r***' nus oftou, tlranyh neg al» ay a, cured by ita use. Noitirug ran reeior. the hair wli«ro rite fullicfoa .era destroy^, ar tb. giaudi atropli'red acd ifovayM. usriulnera by lliio appln-ailoa. lasieod rf fouling th. heir with a p-My radn meat, it will keep It cleon and vignroiia. li* oecasinnal ura will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling uff, and coowqucetly prevent Lslduese. Free from tboee deleteriout (ubdanres which make totae prepsrstiou* dangviou* sod Injurioai to the hair, th. Vigor ran only betudh but not harm it. If **QtU merely lor a JEStt nt Tfit; ■<> <k> ‘TiNit brfogso-h 'Jt'1 b',T. — ma*e~re pmiisr ,M-~-- a£l«ULL.-rtU. Ex< to» JAMM roHWBTOV F HAIR DRESSING, nothing obe ran lx found ra demrable. Comaining railhoe oil nor dye, it dora not rail white cambric, and yet U*ts joug ou til. hair, giving it a rich glowy lustre sud a gratelul perfiuno. Prepared b, Dr/1. C. Ayer 4 Co., 2? PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CurorOM ml ail Kinds MM0O4 >«< � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-01-19.pdf ab27ecac10a474f9fa74123fc02b6f4d PDF Text Text •*» gistings gnnnrr rrsmsu nm wnsnsxr. rr GEO. M. DEWEY, AT HAHTIXOfl. BABRY CO.. MICH. Qtye fastings Gannet*. 8b* gMtini BY OEO. M. DEWET. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19, 1870. VOL. XIV. Business Jirrrtonj. OUST aidsM CHARLES II. BAUER. KBr “ Uwin2s>ii,u’r iB —€O3X SAJLtjB JOHN ROBERTS. | THTnCIAN ana B«r~o. D.alHac ... n~~i. I ••J. «**r th. Coart ll.aw. AT THE E. H. MALLORY. __ BOSTON CASH STORE! WM. NUMBER 39. What 11 to Become of Cuba1 UPJOHN, NEW YORK TRIBUNE. mitted thia plain question to the public, The Groat Farmers’ Paper. and events since than have done very little towards clearing away tho difficul­ ties which surround it We have used the best opportunities for gaining infor­ mation which are open to us, and the re­ sult of it all is that ere can hear of no facts which prove that the insurrection is THE GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER making any progress. On tho other hand, U is worthy of note that some of tho journals which have urged tho Gov­ ernment to “recognize" Cuba ore now rather ostentatiously proclaiming tbe total collapse of tbe struggle of inaepeuBON 13 TUB TIMB TO FORM CUJDBI Commencing Jan. 15. -------- :o; “ ■ miriviiii it cost D&C.0.8C0TT, FRATICISO Phniciu, *ad Sarzroa. BnrryrUlr. H. J. HANEY. ADVERTISE. I PERFORM Come and share in the general benefit. L W. VR00HAN, DMFVTT KIIKRITF for B.m***"1 wall basinM «nb pnxnera.M. At riTlalttnl I MS Hu.Sng. Jon Kth, 1S70. AI.LEN BEISNBTT. . « . DR. C. C. LINSLEY, EXCELSIOR THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTION, COMRADES I TOKRALB rHT. Xo.S.0 A. HJtel ““fl' J. O. BARROW*. ilanrvU ><• Itr. Are now offering for snle.n full Stock of JXe W and Seasonable Goodtfo recently piirehawd\in tho best eastern markets at ths lows it possible price, fur cosh. Our stock includes a full lint of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. io:hs and Roady-mado Clothing-, Hats & Capa, Boots & Shoos, Groceries, &c. STCs b paling customers, (.rive us a call We will choorfrilly show you our stock, that you mny cjm[>aro prices with any other first-class Store ^“in tho Stab-. Wo havo got tho Goods and we want to sell them, and shall try to sail you all we can and will satisfy you that it y*isfor’yourititere«ttebuy here. Ws warranrfho prices shall be satisfactory. fFl Wo will take in exchange for-our goods, BSP J. P. ROBERTS & CO.. 3 in Drun. m>Jltln«A »U«at modlslnjs. >il«, l«re«*U*v. pu'» U-irow. J»-<«*». ■tsr^.tr’Ssr&ra'^iz HOLBROOK. Sutter & Eggs. Dried Fruit, &c., TT e would not forget that- we are .dgcntfyor one of the best ncing Machines in the world—______ ____________ ... felMut la O.iaaara MT for lb* eoonlr of Bwrr? Those in want of a Machine will pl saw call and lot Mr'. Phillip* show F his fine work, tdf" Retm-mbor the place, one door West of J. F. I o.’s Drug Store, south-side State Street GRANT & PHIL. Hastings, May 10th, 18U0.—yl HU2 0 a stat1 cruel, and Cuba is rapidly gras towards this Republic. But nows received by evaro steamer, exdui- TERMS OF WEEKLY TRIBUNE. tub talks about fruit; stock, financial, cattle, dry gaols and g moral market re­ port*. The Full Reports of the American In-’ stituto Farmers' Club, and tho various ' Agricultural reports, in each number, era richly w/rtli a ysir’s subscription. BOXnrCLTtTUlX DXrxXTMZXT. To keep pace with tho growing inter­ est in practical horticulture, and to com­ ply with frequent appeals from al! parts of the country for lufbrmatian of a prac­ tical character on tho subject, we have engaged tho services of a person who is axporiouead in rural affairs to write in a lucid style a aeries of article* an tbe management of small farms, fruit and vegetable culture, and how to make them P*5. Riving genera) and speeifio direc­ tions from planting to the ultimate aispwal of the crops. Of kto years there haTbeea a lucra­ tive business carried on by unprincipled non, in selling worthless and old plants rrmmrr oarianaarr. To males the Tanvn still more vnluaide to its agricultural reader*, we have engaged Prof. James Law, Veterinary Surgeon in Cornell University, to an- Szxi-WnxiY Tumt esttle, horses, sheep, and other domestic animals, and to proscribe remedies. An­ swers and prescription will begiven only through tho columsof CbsTaismrr. Wo ere sure that this new feattiro in the Tmscte will add largely to its readers, TOE LARGEST «3 e ■MtEOPATnY. AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES In the County of Baxry. •srtret Michigan . For SWO n inio* And th* T>.n^ "" - ikfefcw v 187C- ***• I’M to TT.tr 1___ 5 Saturday, night h,.TmiTw#r«B is the best and cheapest shortsighted and ruinous to their papor Ju the country. Thia n not said .use. Their bluster.has caused in a spirit of boasUitlnsm. Ithaafailrn to the lot of New York to ervato the greatest newspapers of ths country. if pcesibte. Whore tire** Here ounosntrste tho eommerro, tno e«n bo procured, ecad the money ; bw4 patching if there had been lass mauufiseturas, tho mineral reoowrees, OHN G. RUNYON Jefftrson Street, Hasting}, 11ch., 104 numbers 104 numbers written ou the American and which AARON CLARK, copy.) position that comm within our knowl- citing a strong patriotic feeling in Spain, and in-surpulating a determinancy on the partof the Cubans not to bo ‘bullied” vx ions. -ysa“«ftSS»i O< M . p*T two dollars, lot him raise a rlah by in lacing hi* neighbors to subscribe, sad wo ahull tend him a copy gniit fur Us truuhls. Nopaperso large and complete it shall rsmam altogether the most valu­ Alx“a” able, interesting, end instructive News­ . way of obtaining the inland. But there paper in the world. It has boon weU obaarvod that a care­ T*fSB ^ZiC. is still another. The intelligent Cubans UK»8. Two TolumnA are growing more and more to see that ful reading and study of the Fanners' in amalgamation with tbe United Betos Club Reports in the Tatars a atone will save a armor hundreds of dollars in his SbteDOi § 'wAsrt'ja Guvernmei.t would hare boon rendered rjspunsible for the depredations of any vessels which escaped—just as we are holding the British Government ro:pjnsibls for tho recipe of ths Alabims. The journals, thorslcirc, which cried out for ths recognition of Cuba were really doing all that by within thair power to injure the Cuban cium. What betides this did they ask, for? Cuba at any price? That would hare boon a very intelligible demand. But wo do not believe that the mis* of the people would have approved of tho United States Government sotting out to aoiso Cuba in defianoo of all law, and os an openactof buccaneering Wc should eortainly have had to govto war with Spain - possibly have drifted into a for­ eign contest of even greater magnitude than that But lot us put this consider­ ation aaide and come to another point. Are the American people really anxious to have Cuba at all coeti and hazard* ? It would, in ths preicnt position of af­ fairs, bring with it another slat o problem for ns to settle. Tho slave-owners are ciniains all the important editorials pub­ lished in the DAILY TRIBUNE, except those of mxrely local interest; also liter­ ary and scientific intelligouoe; reviews of the mast interesting and important new books; letters from our largo corps of correspondents; latest nswi received by tslegraph from all parti of the world: a summary of all important intelligence in this city and elsewhere; a synopsis of doubt wo cjuld decree tho abolition of th^institution. But would the planton be satisfied ? Need we be eager to hare vcrip’ion* may be published together, In *hart, we intend that the Txxzrxx shall <By waiting patiently we believe we keep in tho advance in all that concerns shall be much more likely to get Cuba the Agricultural Manufacturing, Min- O- « alS Hon = 3S2 decisive, and tho only curious feature about tho present statements is that they aro mode in opposition to the sentiment* of the papers m'which they apjrrar. These journals appear to bo smarting under the sense of laiture. But if they hare tailed it is more their own fault than that of ths Government or the pub-, lie. Are they sure that the hare under­ stood exactlv what they wanted ? “Belferal feU fur tho struggling Cu­ ban*,” sonic of them would ansirnr. But that proves that they did net under­ stand whirt they were asking for. If their demand had been armpffe-f with, the Spanish Government would have had the right to search every American ’ res­ ell outside an American port for contra­ band of war. . We exerasod ths same right toward* British vessels after ths ‘recognition of the South, and, a* every­ body will recollect, numerous captures were mads- It would have been quite impcoable to have canvayod anv aid to Exchange. 1 ronngs i* so large that journalists can afford to print it. TTiia is tbo strength of tho Tarnmra. We print tho cheapest abla that wo must hold them to bo past and best otlted weekly paper to tbs all forgiveness. Wo have boon given to have groat daily and understand lately by the TnMow that a om. ' All the elaborate journal which prcsuww to differ with tho Admiaisteaiion on any point of public Am-giea ia devoted to the purpose of malting the Wxxgxy Imwxx the beet THtew wDl not circulate any imore stab statamonta as it pnblialiwl on ths 27th umd and • �tUt [Bastings Jaunt J. wing orgcnltoe % “Trmperanoo Politico) Party,” with no other objeqt in view than cities of Use country. Including Tho vast majority of the men cngngvd in officers of Philadelphia, Boston. Balti­ —Can ag» running on the Fouinsulr.r more, Chicago, Indianapolis, and other ulwuy from Battle Crook to Olivet. or friendship for Prohibition, but see no pointe, arc in snaion at Washington, In other W»y to get tho coveted spoils of offlra save by dividing the Repnblcan mister General, issued about a month Victor Emanuel haring rr-1 STROKING A METTLE. party which they hope to do on this ques­ ago for tho purpose of dtoctuwlng certain frisnd the further csndtdstars of tho postal mailers, and of suggesting some The fflSry of tho Government toward tion, notsitlistandiag ths Republican is possible Improvements and changes tn Duke of Goaoa for the Spanish crown, Gen. Prim and his fellow Ministers have (be peqds lately in rebellion is well participated In the mooting to-day by known to be a policy of conciliation and —Th# Tbe advisability true to their country and tho rights of sjeelal Invltatlm. 'tofoaXT. man.drawn into this service of tho en­ ranged against tbe Union trfay say, ealm emy for Ore destruction of the party of and nuprejudico 1 people of all eivilixeJ freedom and progress. Nor is it too nations have acknowledged and wondsvedat the Iraleney shown to treason, Prohibition is not to-day stringently en-1 forced in one-half ot the townships of. cur County, is that these tools of De- 010*^ g«al and JHisrtlhucc ■maul FAMI IF UHT Mini. ' market, posww intrinsic merit ——^—^J.lfosf Bitten, to eallnf, are mrrefy rcithiiKuky ttuf, edkl at a bcrerage. Dr. Bcbaek't Bitten are not a bevrrage ta anv ik.______ k..i II... .■ WIGHTMAN & GREBLE November, s ARE MOW 8EI.LIXQ LI A D n 1W A/ ARE ADE" HARD it fndigettion and Dyepepeia, and end * Democratfsl. ,IW,...,----tlimalanl art tho House a Reform Speaker and a rrqniml. Tkry tier system, newspaper poetatsa, and Democratic Clerk. rftlort the vital tbe money-order system. But the Com­ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, — Some depraved, editor wxanafacturos mittee have not yet come to any positive determination on anything. They wfll, the statemrat that in Anderson, Ky., it Cheaper for Cash than any Iloume in Barry marhtble dryrtr. County. however, present a report In a few days awl ffict lont to tn Mr. Cto.well, who will adept such weary in wall doing.” suggvaUona a* he drama advisable, and They, themsolvei, are, perlia[w, unsat- mocracy have forced upon our people na 11 if nod-r/emt possibly ask leghlatlve action on what—“1’11 be bio rod” was ones a vulgar Direct from Factories. ^Specialities in every department. bM and no man wIm> think* that the officers men who will not enforce the law, $v«r* since Dr. cockneyism, but it promises to be ths po­ "iharo and 8lri]>cs'’ are a worthier em­ boesuse of tlicir inbred apposition to the Ilobaek, the rdlite way of asking to bo sen: licmu in the PACKAnMlXoxrnU'.—Wehave been coming style of travel through tho psnebrnied Swaliek blem at nationality than the “Stars and principles of Temperance and Prohibi­ delayed in noticing this really good eumatic express tubes. Bars" or tho “Southern Cross,” would tory law/. We hnro now in t*tools tlio lui'tfowt variety ©V loeUiotm, SieeAgainst these devices of the Democra­ Monthly Mngnxlnc for some time on ac­ —A Connecticut torn boasts of a man desire to saiis'y a people whoso aim was count of the prera of matter in. our cutCOOKING, of such punctual habits that he carries cy we caution the •Republicans of Barry eounlry anil itdradtued the 8cmhis watch in his coat tail pocket, so ss PARLOR COOK AJTD row to-day i* that that ruin is not an ae- County generally to be on their guard. thalcaa there Is no article in all its pages dSuutan Blood Purifier; thiet always to bo “ahead of tfmo " .When Wo advise the prompt orgaaixatiou of that Is Dot at thoroughly ItitomUng tu PARLOR STOVES ho sits down he is “on tima.” •chick time thontandt hare been Were wo to grant these all they ask, tho party in every township, tho careful any romance ever written. They are cured, by He »«r, of Serafnla and tnsirbrarte would burn m fiercely as enrollment of all legal voters, tho distri­ all frota tho p?n* of eminent writers, and hi* audience in stentorian tones, “What other blootl diteatrt. It emialnt, HARNESS SHOP — A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Reare very lively and foacinnttng. Below bution of documenta, nn.l tho active co ­ beeida the Iodide of Votaeea nud now with tho fires of unhallowed hatred, 11. pairing dons promptly on short notice. are the captions of a few of them, which 8grun of StiNiugia, drupe import­ while they would add thereto the fuel operation of every friend of the Nation­ are worth dsnble the price of the sub­ from an hundred throats at onto, as folWIGHTMAN &. GREBLE. ed from Sweden for ilt erprtu al Administration to ensure the nominaHastings, Mich. April 20, 18G0. — wly ‘ scription ; The Blood-Royal of England nuintfacture, unknown and not tian and election of really good men to —Mad and Bad; At Rehearsal, by Alice • — College students have a legend of kept by apothc-r^m^^^^^^ n mechanical and perhaps sleepy norson flioro feelings to continue, so long must every position in tho gift of tho people; at morning prayers, who prsvea Uiaf we look for tho breaking forth «<f smoth­ but aeo to it that they are our friends on Closing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, Ac. at -*inefficiant bo made efficient, too intern ered discontent and the application of the great National and State i«au>. s of saloon keepers and their friends; •ingle trial trill and below cost, at the Tbaddeus Morens; Facte shout Work­ bitter and risdiciire epitheta to the gov- the day, and wltoee devotion to the cause nnrinctikeinotl ing Women, Tbe Wisdom of Ignorance; of Unman I’rogrees, Equal Suffrage, •lexical 41 Ua Napoleon’s Heart. Tbeaa are not ha’f, Hibvau.—The Board of Overseers of TU^o things aro relict of tho strife and Prohibition may not bo questioned. tcotulafnl talur. juvl psaifod away, and it is unwise to at- And then, the vote of these men who rood. Weftunhh it to sultesifbcn of Harvard CoDegw have made a move in the ri^ht directiun. They have voted Dr. DoktieVt tempi to chifek them or tend them digni­ constitute tho “Democratic Aid Society,” that it U expedient to bestow tho drgroo lUootl ItUt art ty by goveramVat^interference. But ■erring the interests of that party under of Master ofArts only upon examination To Kkxp Tin Fect Dry.—We notice or thssis, or .as a reward for acknow­ there are some thiugsTS^t are unwia.-, the guise of Temperance, will be sonany J‘ill In our exchangee numerous receipts for that faring in their train difficulties of no fined to tho few disappointed office-teak; ledged literary or professional attainJttdartil for a making shoe leather water proof, moot fbenta. There is no reason in tho world ordinary magnitude, that Iho govern- ere rn who, wuv, to w stab >.>u tho iuo Republican iiepuourKn party I’orry . of them com[•ound* compounds luvulvlng involving considereonsldcr- why a college graduate should receive . One trial turnmeat should refrain from doing. Lor.- would join cvea the rebels of South Car- able trouble lu preparation nud more or his degree, tqerely in consideration of I rinlAy ataULtkn them at firorilct expanse, and pone of them half so tho payment of a small fee, without re­ lanes is praiseworthy, and forgiveness is olina, because it may just as well bo un’ icilk all ir£o use them. •’tuple article of castor oil, gard to hit course of study and attain­ a becoming act in a great nation, secure dorotood now as after election that the ’ K00^ "* I The rennnt 7l.,baek't f»r 1>1u -h,“h ~ “ “» ments during tho time years which ho in its position, but it is unwise to extend Itaucml. Blood J’iilt iliout-rf* kept in to- ' .. .-e.. TtenrMmnr. m . 1 . . iI for to fifty onto F«T per pint. has pxM'xi pass-ri ainco hi* graduation. In In so^alled ,OT twenty-flvw '« tooaUty. “ "7 Mt» 57^ to.4 ’ I ocourdtng to your ApplyP>«, It to earlier times,sineo when all college graduates ' try family are: Ureautt they eat wfwn nll j |t bjr tpe pursued, or wore undorsto>l to pursue, givsneaa to peculiar, that the conqueror frying to draotve the R. pub.icans, and ; tpt . Ar employed in all cate* trkert a shall lose and the conquered gain win vote, almost if not quite, every out- fire Ul|Jbe leather h *atu rated. Treat uns of three liberal prufoasions, the ca«o "faind;i phytic’’ it reanired, and thereby. of them, for tbe D^moeratte nominra* I th* sates in Ute same way, being careful was different But now, when he is aL <’r* ’V* •’* «*«• admindry It so WBlHhat they wilt not grease mo« os likely to devote himee f to the Have wo nvt done this ? What an- on election day. Republicans, beware oarpeta. X^it-sr will *keep “ the of these wolves in sheeps' clothing. Act ’the “ “ ■““** * ’ ' oil “ — •* they are uiaJe leOOK! IZMIR I LOOK! I leather soft, pliable, and blsek, though \M\ilk and RaprsMeliliras and Senators, elanght- with tho men vou know to bo true. Sus-1 net glooev, and quite Impervious to divinity, there should bo romn inquiry $30 Beaver Overcoats at 620 I $20 Cassimcre suits df clothes $15. ■ iilkottl ingo^erad by the hand of him whueo hatred Uin^ybur ]irinci|d>*s, and an easy and water. tpode w bother he has indeed become 18 “ " “12. 12 “ “ “ $7,50 i coaling, lint* master of one of the arta. 11 now Ilar- • 10 sure victory awaits us on tho day of “ “ “ 7,501 Good Shirts and Drawers, 40ccpla ' adapting them Id Trifle J vare would only be more chary in the on tho servants of tho people, give to tliis trial. Ike utt of errry bestowal of tho higher honorary'dogrera, ^boJy; Jiceauoe other American colleges might be in­ Masonic. the Siuuw twins. ■Bound* of tho Imnted freedman, whose duced to follow its good example. And Ikry can kt parTbs Twenty.first Annual Grand Con- . ~?wluS ^vested m yet it might bo othorwue, for mark of hands are hardly loosed from the musket the one price store of GRAMD RAPIDS. <ka»c.l al qny WUnE BUrT*tho “frtab-water eollegej” at least show fre'graspcd in tbe defiauso of the nation? venrIon of tbe Grand Chapter of Royal' Dated, Hay 2ft, IMO.- yl —A tobaeo (art iry has been .seised in that they roly much upon getting “richor What answer from the thousands of Arch Masons <rf the State of Michigan, I by dtgreoa.”—N. Y. Tunet. convened tn Detroit an Mond*y rrenlag, I the Choctaw country. Z IMPORT children in Tetmaseoe who are left to price ef twenlyJanuary 10. On Tuesday afternoon tho I __ x spending j .rather than a saving Coxanssstoxan I.tnunr.—It is, per­ following offirers to tbs Grand Chapter clause-Santa Claus. freedom may die in their hearts ? Are ul’koi's, haps, not so geuen lly kn-rtva a ■ it thou! 1 r n ir-t ' — What is tho L<*t stimulant for tho be, that while tho quo stion of public li­ wo nut forgiving tho wrongdoer at tho n. Brown, Knl™1,build. Par bale by Druygiutn braries is much discuuod elsewhere, the expense of him who tins been often and amaxoo. and Dealeh in- Patent —Tho Japanese colony in California Congrroeional Library hss boss steadily D. G. H. P.—Hugh McCurdy, Co­ ‘foully wronged ? And may we not hare augmented until it ha* become a riny is a private speculation. < | MeeUchies orcry-whcre. Plated Ware. cause to regret that in the filing up of runna. PSAKI. —Navigation ha* been partially re­ yalsable eolleetien of Sterature in all the conciliatory cup, that W hnvi- * G. K.—L. H. Randall, Grand Rapids. branches. Tho report of tho librarian, turned on the Hudson. U. 8.—J. W. Finch, Adrian. Mr. A. R. Brorroat), shows an aggregate strengthened by tho draught tho hand. G. Eeeretary—J. Eastman Johnson, —Tho weather is dear and oold, with of ■TRKUXG rulumoi accumulated up to Centerville. no sign* of snow. Doeombotfo of which 2fl 037 belong to WEBRINQ AMD Y1IITINI CARDS BROXZK praetor to now deeds of opprettion ? Rufits W. Landon, — A Woman Suffrage Convention is Hie bw a.-pSttmenl Three figure* are Wo hare been stroking a nettle, when NUer. in session at Concord, N. H. exclusive ofpuB|d>]o!s and unbound pcriO, C.—Rev. Wm. Stow, Port Huron. PABUX GOOD.1’. ws should have firmly grasped it with —The Public Debt vra* red need over odira's. The inkntuo during the past ytarwaal 1,26. volubMis ire lading (180 807,000.000 during the past year. DBISDKX VAStH,* FIX! G. P. 8.—George W. Wilnrot, Fenton. M. S. SMITH AND CO,, purahatod. n. items H publications I points are aow piercing the hand that —Tho shipments of bullion from San received under tho Ce^aigbl laws of the TABU CCTLKBr. TOILET SETTS’. 0. R. A. C.-J. J. Bardwell, Detroit. _____ AftB xow‘oi*KnxG ron-rnn would bars soothed its poteon into inocFrancisco in lt&9 wore |31,000,030. United States during It-GV i, (nterretlnm wou»ne«*. Our folly has weakened us, Tecumseh. —The Ratnsoy Dirooter* have takou GOLD, GOODS. BUTTER G. 8.-W. V. Griffith, Detroit and brought -upon us tho ridicule of possesion of tho Susquehanna Railroad. CRACK EBB. an Uiraaunllv Inr—n an.) .? 8ILVKB DBtHSJXO CASS8. Iknn_ I There <°ro received AC the Grand Couqeil of Royal and —Tho Hudson river at Alt OYSTER CRACKERS. their own imjor.ation. ’ Select Mtuoiis, al« held on Tuesday, GLOVK *U free from ice, and tho freshet is Your PIOXIC so, everything rich and now In Jc <23 engravings on-1 imotographs, and CRACKERS. Jan. 11th, the Mtesrlug officers were WORT 1IKAD HAXDKBUCQIKF «li7. H>M Silver and Hirer tempt to accomplish an impossibility. 03 map*. Uni vary rapurtsnt additi« elected: * DOTTOX CBACKE*'. Plated Ware, etc., —A Brooklyn lady school-toacliar is to tho library, q printed catalogue, has BOXES, Is the nation so pledg 'd to tbe coifrs Spaulding, St Which they oflbrat 8ODA charged with cruelly ill-treating a young at 1» ngth been completed. Mr. tteorCRACKERS. it baa taken that tho cry that should be Johns. . COBAL Gre«.Uy Reduced Price,. ■ILK rose rwoBinieods that tho public be penI). X. O. P.—Ebenestr Sntsgue, Lyons’ girt DIAM0XD8, —The Hurd Hous > at Jackson, cost­ mitteri to ura the library in the evening O. T. I.-H. S. Noble, Monroe. Your CREAK (“»«*ackneiycRACKERS leas far protoctian—shall pass by tutno­ G. P. C. of W.—William Brown, Bdt- ing fit 0,00U, has boon uponod for bast- as In the daytime and I nether that the EATBALtM. libwuiM of the Dcpartmen's lw oon*cl>MDMIC BOXES, - nUBLA, dsted with it, both which suggest! ns O. Treasurer—William Barclay, De­ —Ths strike of tho Western Union through trial belongs tbe right to give troitSTOXB Your , LEMON OllAOKKrt.-* American Watch Company » 1 form io the laws by which tiny are to be O. Recorder—Oilvra Rourke, Detroit I buy Butter, Lard, Eggs and While Tur University of Michigan is young G. C. of Guards—Joint B. Nixon, Ft. Im Wood. but vigorous. Supported by tho State, Johna. tafbuckMs sn dock when they go into OTHKB BICB it hss been Aracnenti in its sirov, its as­ C. D. STEWART. U. Chaplain—J. Boynton, Dowagiac. Georgia and Tennereee may bo blotted pitched battl«. pirations and its sfferte, and the brood JEWELUY O. Steward—A. J. Sawyer, Monroe. O. Sentinel—W. V.Griffith, Detroit. EO. ’• FBOBT dr CO., Tur (IRAXD I.CDSin.—Therand DETKOIT, . . . ’tlJCHlGAX. tho brief thirty voara of its existence in National Bank. a position aecoud to no other in tbe land. munication Friday Jan. 14th. Tho fob —The petitfon of the British Columbi­ Indeed, I’rtifeescr Hedge in onaddrou lowing aru the offloeni elected and ap­ ans fur annexations has boon rreeeuted before ths Alumni of Harvard in pointed for the ensuing year, all of o tbe President. dodarod that it ras the only seminary whom were duly tnsteUe l: —In the huagnshynna Railroad suit in tho country whore lib nJ scorn and the Ramsey Board of Direetros have boon cosmopolitan outlook satisfy the idea of declared legally electjJ. a groe* university. At a nxeung of tho D*JJE2£M WOMB. H. W. D. G. M.-T. W. CbampUn, Regents last week, however, they voted —It is rumored that Judge Wither that its scope wss still too limited and ils Grand ibq.hjs. • will dorline tbs appointment tendered outlook tot quit cosmopcKtsn, and with him m United Elates Judge. knit. but one dissenting voice declared that no IIEPOITANT WOBK. —At Westfield, III, recently, a young nils exists in anv of the University stat­ Rochester. ®*a named Grey, in sport, shot a young utes for the exclusion of any person who about two months ths township ofposeessM the rexaisite literary and moral 8wudo, inflict;ng a mortal wound. i are to be elected, and the opening don, Ndro. qualifications. Thig of course, opens ”—The Schnharie County Bank has wiAa ‘ V - 1 - *1— • 1 * ____ _ I of the greet ronteei between libI keep constantly on hand a largo and well selected Stock J»O aPOBTSMEX. R. W. G. Secretary — James Fenton, be. n robbed of fo\000 and many ereuriDetroit. •of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers J.OOCJAMX. before the recent advance. baro so long hesitated on the brink, will STOMACH NEW GOODS OwIsJldriWs STO FES! STOVES! STO VES! BITTERS Church Directory- GREAT SACRIFICE! BLOOD PURIFIER CLOTHING HOUSE! attrition patrons. April S<1,1170, no papers will b and rigidly enforce tlxi« rule. 3G Canal Street, Grand Rapids. BLOOD MunmoTA braauast ratified t b .Amsndment. _________ Star Clothing1.Houso, PILLS CALL AT THE HASTINGS AU HOLIDAYS, YW WfflK tejtarws Chewfi •"* lWl Detroit. as* l> »1» u fur the re-adtai«el<« CBACKEBS. G TAXES! TAXEsr - Tho way to make money is to save it; tho wav to wave it Is to buy your J H. A. GOODYEAB. ■y tar The friends of B®’ ' ■ftffinreday. 27 th insL .ofthe BapUrt society will givt Tngtsnd Supper, al Union Hal ^av WVM1UX. the 21st lust.. Id CABD. DistrictD. G. M. for Upper Peninsula, enmeelu DoxiTiMi —The tntud* ot if Ubas will give him a donation a • Ball on Wednosday evaning, Jl Michigan —The etormehipe Oriflamae and Pantile camo in collision off Santa Bar­ bara, Cat, and both wtro bad^r damaged. Exchange. BUILDING MATERIALS. guilty and ’ divide ecu* �jtoral aud SHistrlUntous. November, Par Your. Tain..-W« an? ngucMint to notify a|l ya own* that have received a notice from the Treasurer at Hastings tnwtfwhlp, and wboee taxes remain unpaJ<l, to pay up .before the end of this week, If they would eave Coats. yEW AD VERTISKMKXTB The first through train an tho G. R V. R. parsed through bore las'. Moadry morning, going east. This look* like ' basin***. More cut sooc as it occurs. . PscrcbeyACo'yCatertM. Awn* Kirx. ■ato ■lEh.. 1 TvtajTKM.—We are under special ob­ ligations to Hon. T. W. Ferry for the Cungreadonal Globe, for the 40th Con­ gress, and oilier )>eraotird favoro. Ksv Yoe*. Jaa. 13.1170. To Hon. C. C. Washburn for h 1b speech Tk« baak atatMoesl ta-4ay la »»ry farersbla. on financial matters. Also, to Hon A. It U ladiaaXlra sf ckrap ateacy and aa taerward Blair for late Washington pajiere. , •j^JuUUos la Uw fulura. GUd c1om» abort 1c. lovarikaa lart Saturday. Tbarv tea boyefal f<'<A Bcakdau—The Gibson Bros, un­ lugaa r»*«rd« lbs future. Tl>«atrinjuoey of tbe der sonis tll-advl»*<l |>oUey. have com­ menced a jirooecntlon against J. W. Maynartl, of this vlllag*, far stealing wood. Up to date till* suit hss been twice triad, with no verdict The suit Is evidently simply a scandal, as Mr. Ull.w»; Waite Mtebigss.se sates; Wister Ked Welters. tt.X14l.S31 !U S Ksring. *1.14*1.14. Maynard is as little likely to boengsged Cera art oute lover. Pork to lover. In stealing, aa any man la the country, and it is to bo presumed that the malice of a certain person la tho cause of this worse than useless per ecution. RaH. Road Mketixo.—On Saturday evening a meeting of our citizens favor­ able to building of a Roll rood from Jonovjllo, via Marshall and Hastings to Lowell and thewce Dorth, was held at tbe office of Wtn. Burgher, Emj. After considerable dtocuvsiou, aroeolutlon was’ adopted V> appoint a committee of five io correspond with tho officors of that road and report at an adjourned moetlug to be held at the same place in two STEAM BOILERS. CITY DRUG STORE! EES, BUSINESS CARDS. F. D. ACKLEY is selling DRUG5 andMEDlCIJfES . C I I E Jk P E R A fair trial only 1* needed Io convince the tr.ort skeptical, that Unit's Vegetable Sicilian Ilnir Renewcr will accomplish all that is eialmrd for it. —Tho Roman organ camplains that Russia has proven tod too only Polish Bishop not killed nr exiled from atten­ ding the groat Council D, 3. WOODWARD, Cents Wearing Apparel! wajAA-oirs clotu — Gen. Prim it reported t> haro tolt?graphed to King Victor ■ Emanuel tn know his final disposltson respecting tho Duke of Genoa's candidature. - ATTENTION PATRONS. On and after I be close of thia relume, April £3<1, 1870, no papcni will be sent from this office to any pctren who Las not paid in ailvnucc for the same, Jus­ prospectus of tho New York Tribune, published on the firat pare of thia Issue. tice to ou-selves require* ua to adopt Thia la dx/acto the American newspaper and rigidly enforce thl* rule. nud a* such. should receive a Ubers! sup­ port from all cissies of American elllxcn*. We have yeofon Io believe that ’the Investment, la this paper, will pay potter than any other pubHrhed in any city outoide this Plato, to every voter in Michigan, and wo shall Im planned to re­ ceive auliscriptintis at the very lowest term < to single rjba.-ribera, Croat any Ou bund. «vl .reb.nrud ta *uol st iteuteCrerk I’rteM. Uickary CarMn, Mick. p»17a1 WILLIAM MYERS, Music & Jewelry. . srxrojrx nxtv tnutt fiiaTLSGl*. • - - B3yl - - ■ HICU. Wright A Smith, Prop’rr. bbotukim. Dr® Medici®, Grmj, «F3SJ»mr. IJ? Pmoni desiring to make good bargains will do well to call at tliia Agency. _J/Pj Gold & Silver Watches, CLOCK*!. Fino Gold Groccricc and Produce, MtDDixrnxx, Jon. I’Jth, 1670. . Ennou Baxxeb :—Looking in vain, ! for.aomo time past, for nows item* from Who btouc that Wood.—For furtl>- | -*Our Middlcvtllu Correspondent,” and er partlcuL.ni Inquire of the edlV-re of knowing that Thomepplo ixono-of the tho Hasting? Home Journal. component parts of tho County whi' li the Bsxxxa rcpreacnts *ho necessarily enacts a part of tbat history which should interest your readers, I tend you a few itoms of tho New Year. Tho fine sleighing of tho past few days, in conaect oa with tho tlcmaml fur wood, ties, timber, eta, which Ute rail­ road ha* introduced, bus in a great mea­ sure dispelled the gloom which seemed to have settled upon our eatrrjridng community in thb antic!potion ef a long and hard winter, with nothing to do, and entorprUe and bustle are again the order of th* day, and everybody seom just now determined to fulfill tho injunctwu, “Work while iho «xow lo-ta.” The Ilo'jJap wore c.dubratcd and en­ General Grocer, sit Fit the cm NEW GOODS SPECIAL NOTICES. HALL’S VEGETABLE {IBUAN HAIR Henrwer. joyed with a neat in this railroad town it will rosmrsLr eestukk gsat IMIS TO ITS 0RMI3.U. COLOR. that I never 'observed in tho back wood* Middleville of tho I'a»L I^st evening, Jan. I Oth, a Donation was given to tho Rov. G. W. Anne*, at Middleville Cottage, on tho ndnivorsary of that gentleman's birth-dny, at which jiiaeo a iarpt and enthusiastic crowd of friends convened, all of whom seemed to relish the musical port of tho enter­ tainment equally with tho rich supper spread. Tho “baud” volunteered their services, and were appreciated, as were Doxinox —Tho friend* of Her. J. B. alio tho voiulUi* Xho participated in tho Solid Silver aid- ■ PiaW Van. - j— ii L* a । । * CARRIAGE^ BUGGIES, A Sue MMrtnaat of Uonriee sad ll<M Tandy CurrtefTBOoMtMlI.r unhurt. Ordun solicited. U, 17 Wipiz-re^w«, Opera Soon Week, DETROIT. MICH. PRICES TO SUIT X alusll not tM» undersold l»y D. IUKRCE A CO., Thai's Big Talk, Try it Now. Impurten sud Jobbers uf Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods. . SbJFaotknri Attaut, it is hardly worth writing about— Among tiro growing improvement* i* D* Bimacr'* elevator which U expected to b* In operation M soon s* tho <>ring Mr. Gilntt La* bought twelve acres of land of T. P. Johnson, adjoining this village, «t t!75, per aero. Jti* the intontfoo ot Mr. 01Sett to start a fruit tree nursery upon tho laud. This will, with- it.-^£.ni&3rtr2lu TBE AMfXJCAN FAMILY has d fine assortment of MEW XIUIIUTCMM I ERL •a IB mu will giro him a donation at<7niun entertainment . Aller Xho reverend gentleman was Hall on Wednasdajr er»ning, Jan. 2 6tlx. ■dbjwtod to tho trying ordeal of running AD are invited to attend. tho gauntlet between two rows of ladies, armed with currant sprouts, who brought “cte. down upon hi* devoted h*U their eom- |, plimcnt* in a very forcible manner, tho report of tho Trewnrer was called for, axd the proceed* of tho evening, Stw Exglaxd Surrrat.—The ladiesI omonatiag to $100, were presented in a .of the Bapd.1 society will give a New' short speech by Aaron Clark, which was and pithy mau' JCngiandHupper, at Union Hall, on r n-’ responded to ia » «day evoalMg. the Hat Inst., also there ' aer by tho redpent. ■ will be exhibited an Art Callery. Tbe jxtbBc are invited to attend. So litis is going on in this vicinity that ralXER. J’rvprirtrt. K Cnsanss .L R. H. MeDO3*l.n a co.. B. BPARB1M. WKh GILT, IMITATION GILT, IMITA* J^OILKR ORDER, vis: JOHN G. RUNYON AID BEST fTOCK OP BOOTS AND SHOES KNITTING MACHINE Xl prearaXad <e the pnWe m lit meM 3 �Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,! Herb, Tree, £bnib and Everpresn Seeds, with directions for culture, prepaid by mail. Tbe most complete and judicious as­ sortment in the country. Agents wanted. WOOLEN FACTORY! AND invioOratob. AU era sew praeraed Ucarry H ee l> oh lu •aaapioto&M and amankgr of which be. •toroid bare a prid.-,-a naltonal pride. »ywi pieara —the •an'kind of pride wo bare to theewperlor intelligence,enterpriw. raaonreei, asd eipidty for •f thia great work, and hare aimed to ■mke—aa we are coafilent they hire •*c-eod»d in doing.-th5r.< Dictionary ofthe English liaguigc.—Stiiret Itaral GEO. M. DEWI at n a«tix<m. »aji»t co. M XNtoRevW J. Cale * Orarary » E 11 V I N E IIaCTIImMMill FaCTMT by wml •f tbe people of the United Stuva. We hare nlwayr been pro ad of Wesstez'k DxcnowAUr. It abouM be remembere 1 fcat thejmblhbera hare had Is.-ga ex­ perience and the command of large rs- DOCT. DODD’S NERVOUS DISEASES. ^usintss Jirtrts PROBATE ORDER. SEW ISrttTISSSSrH. ' ! - KTATK0FMICIII0A5 Gso. P. Rowell & Co's Column, JLt Once—jN’O'W. At Onc<rNOW. _A.t Once-NOW. » LK^W A MlNDt wdt-n to aatiaa. n»r erd.r af Kirrutnw. I’m FtX< ART ■ ion somn. rgTBSifctdra^ --------- : x I. r ALL0RT. •nasi. r“ “ * Fa Mean JFLtf We Say. Laders RxRoeiTuar.—The January . number cuntaln । two boautl’to etoel en- I grarlngv—a view of Aaborg tn Switxcrleud. and Tbe lotru fori, a cospla of Daestoad AsnrMM* Catalaeaaa (ever 10. kt ttaje playing with tbe pendentweight • Kiluw^laaunaiK sf tee. by it of an edd EsshioDsl doc*. B>"dt are ex­ quisitely done. There ta do use talking—the Lx'JW JKqsoeitory is. la our Judgment, etperfor to any Ladlei’ Maguiar punished In this country. It has not tje fashion , plate* for deesrstln^ the body, but It In­ strum Its readers hew to beautify tbe I enol—tbe Immortal part of wemao. ■ which la tafinKely better. Ultcbeock A Waldm Cincinnati. U.K per yea.-, i JFe hftan What JTc Afajr. The Baa Domingo Birgain- — ------- iraTiMora, r^ro-t AND MIST UAVE OUR PAY AND MUST DAYE OtR PAY AvtSaawSStoT Micmaax AlmanacAWe aro In­ debted to tbe Advcrtlsjr A Tribune Co. I fcw a eopy of tbe Mhblgan Alm-nac for JS70. Thia almanac has been compiled with gnat care by C. K. Itarkua, of tho Tribunt edltorisl staffiT' It cauttona SO t>a*eo weld ailed with Important facts mowiy relating tocur.own State. No one ran afford to be’ without it. partic­ ularly as It la sold at th- tow p.-iee o.’ 15 erate per copy. B«K.jritlag lwera» . i.tvKi; MMFKb Mm RUMI UK tt.ais,’Sr1 JTc .Vraa IFAcT Jl’e .Stay, ------- a.t A Portable Engine and toMUiter eTZu-tsc. (A UWJWIJ UalSJ AND MUST »» YE OUR PAY 8 c nznuL Ju4s» or rrtesa CUASCERY ORDER. UThamlom. M. D — » afiaSEFwPMfc“ DB.C- o. BOOTT, ~ *5tlSS?° pkni'*“ “* 5arn“ “hTj. HAWEY. GIN tsriis* MM Arars bMtlM rart »H /• all drasEaiCT»«?iAS^a.*riL M ut.s-1 K D. ACKLEY, Agent Hasting*. Mich ------------- I7c. FROST, a. ’ ’•SlPJWfiSS: 5K Tfca terma of tho of Han Domingo ar­ By treaty oTHaau__ . „ _ __ ____ common ill agent of ths United Htaus it ie shpolatad tint for ll.COO.OUO, to Le •pen: in laying tho debts of Han Dorninfp, Ont country shall be annex'd to tho United State, as • tarri: j.-t Should tbe dedta, whi:h are to lie paid by a joint i •ummfaaiia, exciel tk> turn agreed *pon, public lands era jibrJgtxl for the exeoM. AH na'joaal prtntxrtr, together with emtphte jurisdiction, {■ caJol -t > the I toted Stotae; uu l tho treaty will be rnlid when ratified by otxr Senate and confirmed by tho rote of the Domini ■ These terms aro nrop-iaassaing. and on their fern admit of Utile ar no ubj -cti m. The acqtositiim, for a million and a half dollars, otthe forts publie buildings. and •°**teignty of S.iu Domingue ’’•th a guerautr that thia sum altall bo employed | to satisfy her obligations look* like a eurevd transaction from either abud“’•■ur polilii.il point of view. TLeossu> mte that these obliguiuna shall l>a jioid by annunauonrn, and tho manner ’•of winning th i. treaty, lento nothing to Bssrs a-tt iTTEWnOW. C0SS GEORGE PRESTON *W' Stagjs. ..-.waa J - nssj tltfo ArD. •jfc?*1'’ { GUARDIAM £!«S=E WRIOHT It SM (RTS el Laau gggsg— COMMON SENSE “j. p. ROBERTS *Ti rx ofunfix4 jr-n. -attfmi&rz. SENKK FAMILY iKWIXO MACUI5K. Frier oatrtlH. (traillodaormraia io A>r.ot.. Tbia i, iba arat paeatar aawM M**^"’ <to d.y■>k» Urn &■>.*. ' fiutU La*k HuuA"—wih da w.»k ilau cm bad«a» aw aay auriUsa DlD.ru' j EJSSl FIRST QUALITY Lad wilt ba m>M al a Mn.lt Uraara fraoi real. Uaoiac la racai.a a abara al pairnM<a fraa ba t attle. I plaAca mrawir ta gira aallaiaaiaa aa regard, qaality and prk«. fjg- I’rrwaaaJ and prompt atUaUou will bagiw- ?ZJtt ^t^>iiZTZxS^l S Read Tixia f Wii,W,«d,.iv.AoI^Vd,jLoriLLards Ayer’s £»• •EUKEKA”^ , — uuwcvor, ri iiiMiu m b» asked, and upon thoae tho value of . the treaty dopwuls. How far docs the debt of the Duminicins exceed tho stipu­ lated 11,501*,(JOO 7 A notion ha. existed thri 0T*r and above the $1,400,000, more or leas, of the Hsrtm mt ban, lately nteited at a diacuuut of 70 nor coat., Domingo has an outstan hog .debt Will the domitocan. confirm tho treaty-'1 Gees. Luporon and Cabral say not, and •ppoal to revolution; yet it may be p<>»Rtble to win tho final axeai of the*> loaders to tho assured na«Ae#tion of fiirir country under the rule of a repub­ lican and fair-dealing power. Only the bittar antipathy which the*) men end their partisans bear to the arbitrary nil" of Baes can prevent tho roolixatfon of tho treaty ; but this conaiderstioa is a forsn'Ublaonu. Theimpriso-.imrata cxil -s, a id executions which havo occurred un­ iter Boas may, without atmio fortunateJ wind m on our part, render tho agree­ ment btwaeti ouvcoiuniorcial agent, Mr. Z’errv, and h • denounced i'rosidant. pe­ culiarly a ;i mis to the m »ro insular du*-. at Dominicans. Gan Grunt is a strate­ gical atataamen. He aeoa that tho ac­ Ilion of San Domingo deterninca •fHayti, end bears more or Iraa on of Cuba- The ertaiu fall of I’ortM-Priaoo aud tbe downfall of triluavfprepared the Haytian mind for the <towtoopwvmt ot a poeaiblo n-w phseo of matofw-t dasfiny perhaps more welcome to thamsalvw than to us. Under such eircumatanons the app lintmcnt of n col­ ored Minister to Hayti has bean a pro- S' -■ukiaS Tobieeo LORlLLARfrS — Hair Vigor, i vms* read. For restoring Gray Hair to Yacht Club ‘---- its natural Vitality and Color. ^f3a> . Sff^K CENTURY ' ; ilajgz A dreming which “ *1 *»« agreeable, healthy, and effectual for praaening the Ulr. I'M „ fr,, hair t» »oon rttiornl to ill criminal coior *"7* th* anJ 8NUFF8|S“ “ik» Mrl" wharwrw arad. Z “4lA«r cheeked, and btod■taattacr. news often, though not elways, cured to. tbm. bf “*■ Nothing caa restore the — '- hair where tho follicles are destroyed, er the glands atrophied and decayed. But such aa remain can be anted for ueeftouesa by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi> want, it will keep it clean and rigorous. DETROIT MACHINERY Ite occasional uw will prevent the hair yen want te rutchaae a lapsrlor from turning gray or idiag off, and ^4rs:tritrdart" !»JE tfftatiaxss. ion ■ffM-itSSrS WM- L. CO liirsiTt.'i iaaadfeetto isaim J^TnXiK?^ Mvwy. AtaMteescv fratn tetexicsUog iMtMpraMble. m » rntloMl eraraira. I neniUe— feed. sad eueferuUo cioib- ■a=±i5?±^7-5 Circular Saw M.ill ' OR tsTEAM ENGINE J Newt :t Ctreaisrud Fries L1M is FULTOS IRON AND ENGINE WORKS. J 11. w.r.., Trenarer bmtUIT^tlCII moke *on>o preparations dangerous injurious W tbe hair, the Vigor only beoefi: but not harm it. If wm merely fora SESK^smjssS Six^eSorisr^avr^. HAIR DRESSING, varaln.baT ir*—, , ' rar lUra. c«mmh.v .... b.nd m«<i.i> Rue. Tubulsr aut Lrawaou,, U«d«r». l..r i r,‘"P-________________________ foetrni. M^eklae stop aaiFir^rite^MIry. Brass ’ 117?S 'L* !l°*»**. IWORTQAUE SALE. twin ud Prafand bj Dr. J. C. Apr 4 Co., Faacnou amd Ajuxmcsi Oman, Work* "‘"a^ssi1*** BTRCOOLBB AMD TB1VM1US OF 55. J.S»O'w P. T. SThowitau -rreMaoi-ATUic r � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-01-26.pdf f699b404a6e10d998e71dbe88385f5f2 PDF Text Text Sit ’Siftings Jtsnncr • GPd. M. DEWEY, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1870. VOL. XIV. gusto: business Jirtrtorj. DON’T STAY LATE TO-MIGMT. CHARLES H. BAUER, hr COST SALE GRAND JOHI ROBERTS, NUMBER 40 my readers may think that I was verv fearful, but I provided myself with a bloodless li« mH hit passion-wrought lung and sharp knife, which I stuck un­ Koo intimidated me mere than his bloodobserved down mv long lesthern boot Crow stuck one in hia belt saying with a At last he mad. a forcible effort to rather diabolioal laugh, "I think it is free hia arm, but I held it with dll th. better being prepared for water sharks," and I almost think he added "laod and acme rather curious qieculations * K. X. MALLORY, BHttRIRr. oflsa st tha Coart Sew man to be feared, being hugely trig etui. and stabbed him in tho hand. Hia knife strong, end wicked withal. With many aueh reflection a I took my plupe in the b-'ll, and amidst the hurrahs BOSTON CASH STORE! wm. ubjohrT ,,1110.1.1. th the hug ol book. Hi. Commencing Jan. 15 fresh. POSITIVELY H COST DR. C. 0. BCOTT, HUTTCTSa PbnieUa sa4 Burrw MtoMasa. \_________ PERFORM I ALL I ^HisrdUny. ADVERTISE. Come and share in the general benefit. H. J. HANKY. THE TWO DIVERS. L W. VBOOMAK, Hastings, Jan 12th, 1870. DR. C. 6. LIN8LBY. I, Watte Brown, follow a very hazard- EXCELSIOR.' tbo sake of higher remuneration, peril­ ous adventures ar. common enough. I am not too presumptuous when 1 say I am aa brave M moat men, naturally, and 7senM of fear has been further bluutby a constant companionship with THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTION, COMRADES! Hastings Cash. Store! • J. G. BARROWS, I Are now offering for tale, a Full Stock of New and Seasonftble TBOTOORaPURR. R-aaaisP°«t0R/« P«Mla« Goods, recently purchased in tho beat eastern markets at the »s“. ££ lowest possible pnore for caah\Our stock includes a frill line of AND FANCY J------ STAPLE AND FAN^y ukM uiSebLei CTAD! p AND N0TI0NS WRIGHT k SMI day an involuntary shudder of horror York from South America. Striking of the passengers or crew escaped. owner, who was also captain, The was It appears the vessel had settled down in the ocean, having escaped the attack of z- Cloths and Heady-mado-Clothing, rw Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, dtc. any storm, so it might be auppoaed her J. P. ROBERTS * CO. jyCa»h paving cuitomers, give ua a call. Wb will cheerfully show youJ our stovk, that vou ms v compare prices with any other first -chits bt-ire * BZTin the Stab,. We have ffot the Good, and we want to mUjH " them, and shall try to toll you all we caarand will satisfy you that it - rg"is for roar interest lubuy hero. Wewarranttbe prices ehall be satisfactory. We will take in exchange for our goods, DSALBR3 In Dn»r w*4iotn»«. ryt”* ...1, I..0W-nliua. Wars llaVOrt * BVTTEH. EGGS. DRIED FRT7IT 3SO, WM. H. HAYFORD, .aTronxer vu S5S Kunsr.'sls: *7“ a o. Hoiisobk. We are also Agent, for one of the beat Sewing Machinas in the World. ■n™. In ml rf > -ill |>l— «H MrPhUllp. .!». r»— of hi. to'. work WRm.h.6. PU«.. «»• J”""1 c. ■. i>™ sim. ^uihAu suu sous ouurr * Phillips. Hastings. May 19tli, i860,—yl " WS. H. JBWBLL. STS tea far r«>Md. Jaaas.Tr!»«. U"S. JOHN MICHAEL. cargo would bo pretty well recoverable, but it waa a umIsm and foolish attempt to try to got anything from her in a lonely sea, and on a dangerous Moat. However, one of those meu whom nature has formed for the out-of-the-way modes of gutting money in this world, having obtained the consent of tha boiraiuNew York, fitted out a large yacht, and prom­ ising money only on condition of sueaition, and I remarks. From the beginning 1 had a kind of antipathy against the fellow, and snrank from his society us from some loathsome reptile. His profile waa that of a baboon ; hia eyes, peering from un­ der hia henvy bruwi, twinkled with a sataaio wickedness and seemed to be look- HASTINGS DRUG STORE WHERE YOU WILL FIND habtihgb HOUSE. Th£J] CORNS* rf Heat. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF article, and shipped ity himself ly have parted with him, but no other eould be got to engage in auch a fool­ hardy scheme. Having got the diving bell and other apparatus on b^ard, we at lw. Mt sail GIFT BOOKS, HOLBROOK A MILLS, JAPANESE CURIOSITIES, TOYS, Ace. WM- JOHNS, With, Prices to suit the Times. DRUGS M' AND MEDICINES la Complete in Every Department. Wo were ■ convidcrable time in1 dis­ covering the wreck, but wo found it at last, for down in the depths of the deep, blue sea, where troop, of sharks were KU ----------- I w-iBVir AND ORNAMBNTALTREEW, AARONOLARK, ....J* stinato sulkiness, so that I took very lit­ The Clerks of New York. tle notice of his operation*, and busied myself about different things in the hold of the vesst-L that of clerk m a grout city like New I think about half nn hour must have York. Their life is thus truthfully de­ scribed by a conrapondcnt of the l*rovideuce Jmrvd: wibked cast oi Crow's countenance ; Koine of the MtabHshmenta have as he was shuffling something'" beneath hia many as two hundred clerks in their cmdiver's clothe. ; aa the last of it disap­ puly. They nro ex|>octod to drees well, peared I -saw that it waa a beg, and the to keep up with the fashion, ao as to be thought flashed across mr mind—a bag in keeping with the . gthcral style of things about them. Tlrey must' be at buaineas promptly-at eight- in the morn­ “ Humph! nothing. What have yc ing, a strict account being kept of any to do with it t" he grqwlsd. failure to do so, which is reported by tho My curiosity waa further aroused by head of tho deportment to tho general this answer. manager. All tha day long they are “WeB, you must toll mo what it is,” kept on their foot, under wateliful ryes, I said, keeping myself m quiet as poui- and with a mulfltudo of details to attend to; aud at noon they must hurry out for ’ "The devil I will: ’ he shouted ear- “Ha! ha! forced I” Here he quietly drew a long knife. ' Quick as thought mine waa cat, too, for I always carried it in my boot “I suspected sumethiug of thia," I ■aid. Ho •cowled heavily at me from the ' otheraide of the belt 1 "Now you must tell mo what that is," . I sail But nothing daunted, the ruffian re­ plied, "I will we you dead iirat!" • I knew hia mighty atrength. but I also knew my own’agility and akil£ rv.,— u,t;. . v— nr I found in the cabin, and if ^ou hold' your jaw I aliall gi’o ye a third/' •‘Never shall I bo dishonest," I said, after aotnn deliborab on, looking ]>ul«, 1 dare any, but perfectly calm. Let the reader imagine the scene, if he can. Wa were in a trerll, forty fret un­ der water; it would take at least twenty tieman's bounty. fe»0.r than play the gentleman at dad’s expense, Lire youron your own hook. If you other m.-ans of having fufrof y a* with your earnings an otnp put your head into it and I _.. _ n Ltt,. i nSh everything, and you lire at your the morning— turn round at least Itrioe it, you will aoetn to breathe busTtueoson they are liable to be worked unuT elevon or twelve o'clock at night; and in tha dull aeaaon, which comoe on the city often enough, they are just aa liable to be discharged al a week's no­ not dqwnd father. Men Who Win Womenevery way. It is a well known fact that New York merchants care nothing for the interest of their clerk a, and theTare- mind by cutting down bands in dull timee. The supply of clerks la always ao large they and their children revolve around ' careful search through ell branohea of trade, it is found that th. ararogn is not Imminent Broadway house gets a aalary of thirteen thousand dollars, white under combat with our eharp-paintod crowbars ; but our frightful, gloomy appeanuuw three doliara a day. There tiro men iu might have been enough to terrify the other houses who enjoy princely iucom- o, inhabitants of the dMp. because they have drawn one of the frivoloua with her. We stood eyeing each other for tome time; ho for attack, ! for radstanco. I pKTBOtT MtKCKLLAXKOPS CURDS. Always dignified m Jim Crow-1 dutohsdid further. . 1 BCHULEN BUM4J GRXXI HOUSE PLABT3, ROSES, fee. , tUllssO Bslte. jssi rwstvta. Uvseistos. Tslips, ' ■ broke their spirit—they loet honor; they either. Tighter and tighter we gripped, lost thsmselvse. till we fell on to the coral reef. Death small, darting about the water, and fly­ itoelf seemed to me a trifle. Paasion and Deal Depend oi Father. ing at the approach of tho bell as before hate seemed but the consummation of my the sweep of the aharka, and even they grinnod with their long jaws, and fled the contents of your father’s puree, or down, till the light waa dim, and then we his fair fame, for your influence or suc­ •truck the wreck. Armed with crowbar^ ceed in buaineea. Think you that ** f*-' wicnisnrea to creep over me, I released th..’1 liaa aHalmwt ,n .min..—. .. Cta my hold; Crow also loosened hia. I know planted our feet on th. dock. Instantly little about this part, but being an excel­ wo separated; Crow burst open the cabin lent swimmer I struck out with nil my estly without energy and activity T You door, and after awhila I joined him By forte. The water whizzed by me. I thia time he waa in the cabin Marching waa stifling, choking, dying. When I about 1 watched him as wall aa 1 reached tho surface, with n gasp of air could all all the while. Thus in I recovered, and was enabled to ahriek, our first journey, and after lading our “Help, help!" when I fainted away. Aa boll, gave the signal and wore hauled a drcam, floated before me—mon, ropes, upon deck. The sailors crowded around boat and rrecne. us, gloatidg over the things ws had 1 awoke; but tho pain and dizziness,' rocks than a, brought up; they als. hauled on deck And if he al several things to which we had attached them until j ropea. Thus our first pay pasoed. All rise, but still I waa feeble. 1 inquired your own ind were exulting, and the sailors erackod for Crow ; ho was in a delirium. They over the galley fire the pomiblo share of told me, when tho bell was brought up, ho tev on tho baraaa dead, grasping the gold bag with -both hands. They also Several days thus passed over; we had told me that they but reecued me from broken into the cargo, and what wo con­ a ahark hovering near the •chooser. worse, through so corrupt an sidered of value and. tbs sea had not Next day we Mt sail, and arrived not damaged waa hauled on deck, and the long after in New York. One thousand dollars was my share, bu_t the master gave me two hundred more for my hon­ 'me, off with your coat, Clinch the ing, ns we were down iu the bell, that est resistance. Crow was still bad in bis the plow-handle, the scythe, the ax, Crow again wended his way to the cabin. head. They put him into a hospital. I dekaxe, the aj«de—anything Hint By thia time my suspicions regarding hia called three months after, and ho had enable you to alir your blood. Fly ' '______ 1--------- „ The can! reefs, like grand arehi- thorn a fearful ourae. and took an extra J. p. ROBERTS A CO. —---- irew >M«L ' uio waves. end broke the hearts of fond •Mined almost home! They came to New 1 ing well, and with high-beatii Had hand. But all or al.e oacouragse him w “Win you take shares F' “No!" waa the firm answer. hu JPhTHlC rfcyatetan for faithful WELCH A GRIFFITHS. ,T3 �should | CALL AT TBS HASTINGS wood from Mr. H. A. Goodyoar’s Md gaterrltanroi with cfaath In guarding such great ertm- xmdmemxmq onfiiMi Whan tha Republics* Party met in eauaest “with tha strictest economy.’ Ha than opened discussion on oar article nnx PKiLum never uttered any such trutliful than sueesreful. As yean grow upon them this will no doubt be the case, whA, with just aa little doubt, I think they will rectify this hannbes litil. “squib," and ret matters right on that of this County were responaiblo. and to thia we diesented, and ho yielded the pctnt, and then commanood abualug our any law breaker in thb whole bread popular aad efficient Sheriff, whereupon we told him that we would not publish shy such attacks upon Itepublioan offi­ cials. knowing, as we did, that the partv Enrro* B*mx: Tho last issue of tho was a Democrat, and not believing than Of a piece with the foregoing asser­ tion* is tho assertion that Mr. C. 0. Hol­ brook said ho wonld'"knock tho *d—m’ heart” out of the ’ibmrsMs /sm A. I WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, tion to the trial of J. W. Maynard on County/ “ Your ’ BUTTER CRACKEB8. Trer Your OYSTER PIC-NIC . CRACKERS. CRACKERS, Tew Your Year BOSTON yht wnre boda CRACKERS. CRACKERK MILK CBACKEBS, Yoar CREAM (orCracknell) CRACKERS CKACKfflS. time to institute reforms in matters re­ Your LEMON C»AC«M lating to the lightening of taxation and j publican party, and give the power of the State Into the bands of hia party. | concerned, I knew but tittle about thia quarrel with the Messrs. Gibson because Ash^wi18’' Urd’t”1 “d Direct from Factories. B®“8pecialities in every department, Nor did we ever know that he claimed to case until the Monday following the first they think so too, especially when they The burdens of supporting a large> we confess our surprise that tho commltO. D. STEWART. publish such incontrovertible proof that army, and carrying on stupendous mili­ tee should say what they did, without certainly, in tho first part of tho trial on the Hon. Prosecutor did really have a tary operations were lifted from tho ao much sa saying to ns one word, aa wo that day, saw no manifretetiona of sym­ CARD. , regard those men as gentlemen who pathy for Maynard among those whom C00KLMG, shoulders of the people by tho close of 1 convict Maynard of stealing wood, whan ■would not Intentionally misrepresent PARLOR COOK AXD the facte In the cnee. And iu thh con­ the ZeanuZ calls “the great unwashed,” he believed all the time that another and Michigan Exchange. pressing for payment an every hand, im­ nection wo have simply to say that the In fact tho tide of feeling ran against PARLOR STOVES mense improvements that had callvd, article was never offered to us, or refer­ Mr. Maynard, if I am any judge of such Who but a man with a “d—m" heart. ence made to it until after It had been matters, for <11 tho hallooing and cheers, I would take such a course ? I cannot, rent to pie Journal, nor then, except by as waa notoriously tip foct, came in , UAHNT8S 8H0P — A fine Stock of Harnow on hand. Hcwhen all other sounds were drowned in . the noise of hurrying battalions and tho Bauer, who, on the eve of going to preau, m*king this fact public, b’weosey XA pairing dons promptly on short notice. wo asked for the article, and was told1 made some witty or pithy remark re­ has not injured them, as I can learn, but Uutk,^. MM>. April 10, lsa».,l,WIoh™AW < GRESTE. that be bad scut It to the Democrat, as ’ fleeting upon Maynard or hi* family. has, in the past, done more than hia duty * setting their claims to recognition and ho called IL So much for that Again tbeyaay, “Itseems to us curious Tha Home Jnrnel concbve treats it* to show them favors. It is quite unkind the whole ponderous machinery of the that an editor of a party paper abould। friend* very unfairly by calling them tho fur them thus to repay benefits. The Closing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, kc. at fcfcrtyi LAL LYqh, rr ------ —,is, however, mas * kt government to be repaired and placed in object to liavlug reflections cast upon of­. “the great unwashed, pimps, ecalla-truth that Mr.. xxoadtook Holbrook and below coet, at the proper and harmonious working order, j ficers for refusing or neglect! tig to carry wags,” and various other euphonious,- if never made use of any such language, £IOME ME! COME ALL! Along with these and many other out what he eays Is a card Inal principle not clas Jcal, names, simply because they Mr Sweerey calbdbim a d—d Ear, and of bl*4»arty." became disgusted with their own pro- Mr. Holbrook threatened to knock him To this we have elmply to say (hat we .the habit acquired by the people of do n ot k now of a single official for whose ceoding*, and refrained from continuing I down if he repeated the words. The spending, almost without a thought, acts the Republicans of tho County of the aamo to the end of tho triaL It is a Honorable Prosecutor’ll voice, upon this I. ik. taurt Mrl-tea rf »wk«»*ta. large sum* of .money for whatever object Harry are responsible, who bus either fact, however, that the crowd in attend­ J threat, did become calm and ewn, and With GILT, IMITATION G!LT, IEITAmight happen to enlist the popular at­ neglected or refused to do his whole duty ance at the trial on Monday became so he went on with his argument in a more TION ROSEWOOD A GILT or Black tention. In this, as in many other mat- in the enforcement of this or any other notoriously uproarou* in their anxiety to respectful and much mare peaceable Walnut Houldings. tare, H waa easier to talk ef than to ef­ law upon the statute books, and we defy see an old and, heretofore, untamithod tho committee to point out ono even , fect reforms, and if the Republican Par­ character disgraced, that many very re­ claiming to bo a Republican who baa , RUB8ELL « XXVIM8' 8T0RB, ty, hampered m any party most have done so, save the Prosecutor, who was spectable citixens thought > a ditgraco, I tel should have been dragged into this ttau. Bum Hrettass. Mlektere. been by the circumstances under which elected a* (be special representative ol 1and tho counsel for tho defence, as was dpc22tf A L- HORTON report by the veritable law courtreporter the Grant administration took control, the Temperance party, and who Is Are- right and proper, took occasion to men­ I from down East somewhere, or why the I 1 ,pO 8FOBT8MKXiiient of tlie Barry County Temperance tion 1 tile fact in thuir summing up, so far of tho people they have done well, and Society. Besides, it Is not the province ias they could, to disabuse tho mind* of 'ham been written or published at all, untho jurymen of any prejudice they may have entertained on account of such dis­ fuses or neglectt to carry out to the let­ ter" any law on the statute books. The graceful conduct of a crowd, a great ma­ atory relations aa it there appears. If I Robaek't StanIt ia, indeed, a pleasure to paint the editor's mission Is not one of public in­ jority of which seemed to sympathixe LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! eye of tljo country to there men, and former" under any usage or In any coun­ with thojiroeecution. Two juries tried $30 Beaver Overcoats at 820.1 $20 Cassimere suits of clothes $15.1 •oJU-r all know that they are- redeeming there I try. Nor do we any, In effect or other- the case, and Msasre. Gibson ought not Bth.re mlhl 18 “ “ ” 12.1 12 ” •* • “ $7,501 pledges. Day by daj tho National Debt ’wbe, that any Republican official has to be so prodigal with their fault-finding 10 " “ “ 7,50|Good Shirts |nd Drawers, 40 cents | failed to do bls whole duty, and at the as to oeneuro thoke, in each, that could able to blow the Hon. Prosecutor's ‘Toot same time reaffirm “that Prohibition 1* ll/bsf Bittcm, a cardinal principle of the Republican not find in the testimony sufficient evi­ born,” in exchange tor hia mighty ef| ««rfW, are mereZy risfoteasAy afo/f and from dishonor the flag they gave part jt^an.i that the j>eoplo are indebted dence of guilt to convict Mr. Maynard ; forte to convict honest mon of stealing •M tu a beverage. Dr. Robane into our keeping—ia tenoning its huge to It for all the Temperance Legislation neither ought they to censure, or in any wood, they certainly have a right to en­ BMen art nd a beverage in any - GRAA'D RAPIDS. proportions, tho burden of taxes growing ; that iyw taken place in the whole coun­ manner east reflection* on Mr. Burgher, joy the profit*. Wo should all encourage *»* of tbe vord, bul contain the tighter at the same time; our harbor* I try in fifteen years pw-t, Bunday laws the Justice, who, after having heard both them in their praiseworthy eflbrta, and trials and taking additional IMPORT „ 1122: ---- :Mtrnnv --------- -yon say to them—“Go on, gentlemen, aad ore being improved, tho uncultiuatxl Included-and more, that Republican thepart of th.Litdt^"T jfnj^aiion antl^Dytpeptia, ndj the part of the people, doemed and ad­ as willing to enforce the law of prohibi­ tion aa the law against murder, end will judged it to be hu solemn duty, under | word? until you succeed in makingyour•timnlant prove Just as efficient In so doing when tho kw and the testimoj^r, (of which eolree ridiculous. l ». a. IreyuirriL te> •gemout the whole country is bound to- the proper complaints are made to them. there is no more competent judge,) to ac­ gcth«r by bauds as strong as iron and And before any more complaints are quit Maynard. In fine, why should the sniici made against our offida a for maifeaa- Jeunul find fault with tho public in gen­ Plated Wan. Wo note with gladaoss that many pri­ they, or .either of them, shall bo put to eral, “the groat unwashed” ’ in particu­ nlest “equlbe” that have evergraced the vate axes go away unground from the tho te*L» the Temperance Proeceutor, lar, tho bw and Uio evidence, simply be­ columns of that intensely funny shreL * ■ ivaar faxb. national capital, that frauds are more j alone excepted, for whose official action I cause they did not sucerfd in fastening In eno of them the "devil" of that tntabllahment said that the editor of ibis Il ii note eleven WEDDiNI AND Y1SIT1NI CAMS bboxzx difficult of accomplishment, kad.Ahat tho Republican* cost the responsibility I tho crime of wood stealing on Maynard ? I Pape? waa going to bring home a power yenrt rince Dr. nuuiy leaks hitherto unnoticed are being on the Prohibition psuty, and will guar-1 I* all Hastings wrong and ti e satellib s pre- in his carpet beg, and th. editor of Roback, the cel­ antae the faithful performance of every of the ITraw Jtumal right ? Perhaps the tb*t Journal wonders if bo will aljnr it FARIAS OOODB, ebrated Satdith duty by them and each of them. Again Meesre. Gibson have, in tho said article, OU lltar.no anri 11 ___ . ing occasionally develops itealf over pro­ tbqy say. DBSSDBM TARIM, nrg M. 8. SMITH ASD co., eo flattering to Hastings, answered this posed appropriations is noticeable, and “Now wo ask tho editor of the BaxT0ILBT8BTT8, AUX Now OHDCIXO FOR TUB table cvtlebt. win have a good tendency. Every day, xkm to tell us how and when tho Repub­ question already in their no loss than some new measures for reducing the bur­ lican party aver pledged itealf to Prohi­ scurrilous charge, that on tho last pay GOODS, day of the G. IL V. R. R. Co. there wore COLD, dens of the people i« brought up, and bition?" i freUnri b» the manner that oaro were We answer, by twice endorsing Prohi­ fifteen robberies of workmen in Hasting*, I lacerated by these "puffin" But there I DBlSSfflG CA8S8. bilVsm thosb which have in them any merit re­ Scrofula and bition in or State Convention assembled in of sums of money varying from W) to is one thing certain, If the photograph QLOVE rad their own Importation ' ceive favorable attention. mo ctate Mlcntgan ; by the passage blood dintwt. It andaint, I the State of Michigan ; by the pasasge Abo, everything rich and new in Jew of Satan In Hia _ . . r. HAS PEERCHIEF Everyday the prospect brightens. A of the Prohibitory Law Id February tbc Iodide of PHuea and ITOMY HEAD few more years of tho Republican Party 1855, — J— ■ —- for - — and maintaining the — same 15 of the kind following on tho heels of the CAXX«. COBAL —tho party of progress, of reform, and years, unimpaired; by the election of same charge. I do not know what fiscilvery much doubt if there be brains America will rejoice in a splendor of men to the Halls of Legislation in our enough in the whole office, with the ex­ OUJtOJfDB, prosperity eueh aa noror dawnod upon State at eight consecutive elections, who operating force, may hare to acquire a ception of the devil, to originate *ucb a OABXKT ntWELRT, Sole Arent, ln MloliiBcn !«»*■ »« fAisI tho hopes of tboes who hoped the most. in opposition to the rolid vote (with knowledge of such transaction* that have bitterly sareastie article. And the sec­ wfmujH, MUHiC BOXBS. ma rax Unitj* Peace, Plenty, will bless u* with some half down exceptions) of the Dem not yet reached the ears of our police or ond vrittlctem—dfd you ever eee any. ocratlc party, have adhered to Prohibi­ any other officer of the law. The Jnenu! thing quite eo funny? We never did yM their outpourings, and from every tion an one of the “cardinal principles" American Watch Oomyany, haarthatoae in the land shall go up a of the party ; by the passage of Sunday farce, or some of them, may be abb, Eke song of rejoicing, whoso strains shall toll laws in the groat State of New York, th® ghost of Hambt’s father, to unfold an mi box proud a thing it b to be an American that the Demparacy, under the lead of a tale that would make tho hair of the I Dr. Robaek't othbb ticn John T. Hoffman, are to-day trying to eitirons of Hastings and vicinity stand LfiZood PUU art repeal; by making TemjiamBoe a cardi­ on end like the “qiiill of the fretful por­ nal principle of the party in the now cupine.'' I do not believe, however, that Splinter*. PROHIBITION. pending election in New Hampshire, any of them hare any such horrid conavd In thousands of like instances that Sire way to stop a woman’s moath: would make them If they had. I am we published an article to which certain Ob. bial intagentlemen, purporting to be the •• Pro­ "J6,000 leading men quite positive, if permitted to give my hibition County Central Committee," The way to make money is to kava opinim, that it is rather bad policy for Btant A little girt. t° save it ia to buy your y savo "Ithe V>Tim is a boat 1 vention disregarded on the question ef WhenI it is adrift. contains sol Prohibition? (Baton this question -rar-j^v> v“i rry/amtyar,.- Rwass* oe with the' •bait speak in another article, which we Whaii propore to do in our next, giving the edguff tataUbod rule not to give any a! tendon hlMory of the passage of prohibitory the mind* of strangers that to venture Tie ( to come to such a locality would p)y> laws In this State.) Mb-afwH al aU tb Again they ask: th«n in extreme danger of haring their How should a balloon ascent be <!». —Oir----“Why did the Republican* In the throats cut scribed ? In inflated language. ' I-egislalure Iasi winter return that no­ But even were all this rhodomantodn torious drunkard. Zrehariah Chandler, to the Unltsri Btattw Senate, shocking true, what has it to do with tho Maynard □STEW I GOODS DAILY STOVES! STOVES! GREAT SACRIFICE! picturesaframed, [CLOTHING HOUSE! • 36 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. 1 uuers P.ud.«.,M,i8W^1 T.i Ctacvtv Oreor ewivnre m T«««S»y m< •lea. M4 m Pte<ntel.( Stet? with lk« IrnsiM •i Iks ten.. His Uarer, Lreia 8^ Lov«U. prw ;i.S- . I BITTI1S holidays, B100D puiiFin Oorham Plate. ^"Hardware H. A. GOODYEAR by^st n concert, it ought to be'tetrrted it our article waa MBobJaetioDable proof that Maynard stole wood. And right her* I wish to remark that had j _ ir/on! fM,Unn' alva.n<^ SeBUBI Why is a flirt’s heart like au omnibus ?! (which time waa not) that the defend“V eU, wife, you can’t eey I trected bad bab.ts.” “No, i Goodyoar. il would have been no proof; oily expanded them." >< drink, to exores. And dur- & cple 10 TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BUILDING MATEBIAL8, UENT ^8 TOOLS PILIS JKMfcfa WB-CaU * J. anew. ' ca«"masariBrsss. Tin., Marshall aM Oraad Hirer Railroad Uroa| UiaTUta^-.UI ha UU al. tha aAca of W. Bvghor. la tha Uaiaa Block, aa Batarday r». lofai: a'oUok. Wa arc adriood that teUon fra nUbdale.Co.a<.v sod Marshall, from �!M9. 1BI9. --------.u.-uunu iiapius, •fa the Michigan Cental and Grand River Valley Railroads. Two similar can leave Grand Rapids every evening for Detroit, thus saving tho necessity of a transfer of passengers at Jackson.— FARMER’S HELPER. BUSINESS CARDS. A GALLOWAY, BANKERS. BOWNff Winter Clothing at coat Bearer Orwroai |5 to ISO. All Wool Osasimero Suita |1S. Shirts sad Dntrsn 40 cento. Gloves, Gauntlets JSataw Ctti. Star Clothing House. Ono price only, 36 Canal Street Grand Rapids, Mich. SPAULOIHfi'S NEW CASH STOBE CITY DRUG STORE! That's Big Talk, Try it Now. Gcals Wearing Apparel! srery Soedsy morning at half past ten, end 017p.m.; Sunday School aUtf p. m. Prayer Meeting Tbnredoy ovoniega al 7 o’clock. Tua PassomaiAU, corner of Broadway and Caslre atreate | Her. I- D. Nanin, Pastor. Ber• leva every Sunday morning al half past ten. S-jndsy School al 13 m. Prayer Meeting Thnre- information rotative to the oultlvation of flowers and vegetables. Handsome Illus­ trations of a largo variety adorn the work and it will bo found well worthy bbt., f of a careful examination. Few persons ■ »ntona-p«r •iskfre—par bbt.i who cultivate flowers are unacquainted otetore-pw bblwith Mr. Vick, who has dope more to beautify the homes and gardens of Amer­ ica than any other man. Send ton cents —leoa than half Its cost-to Jas. Vick, Rochester, and you will receive a copy by return mall. has a fine assortment of Muaic & Jewelry. Good — fit tears that tha rare AMD BEST STOCK OF A THIEF. BOOTS AND SHOES GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, says; “Just at this time sharpers are going about the country buying up but­ ter, poultry, eggs, etc., at auy price asked, and paying for for tbo same In counterfeit erven backs." Ito on your guard against the rascals in this vici­ nity. loutaand Lansing Railroad Is completed. to Ionia, and the locomotive reached the last named place on -Saturday. The road has been in operation aa far aa Portland JOHN G. RUNYON B. B. SPAILBINI. Drip, Medicines, Groceries, MedPMaba Ito al lew egwree. •< we and MEDICINES C Li E A. T> E R Mr. J. L Levi, of tho Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids, paid us a visit Wednesday last Ho is advertising their largo stock of Winter Clothing at fabu­ lously low prices, and has visited every station on the G. R. V. B. R. to hero. The “Star” boys are wide awake “chaps," and wo are confident their promisee can bo relied upon. KiALslUaloa Rattos Nooday a F. r>. ACKLEY u selling DRUGS NEW MILLIKEKY GOODS IEBE<> NEW ADVERTISEMEHTS. Gold & Silver Watches, I > ' ‘ DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. IW Cmitol -• e-w- r-|. a.. irmTh^M atarltete js tUt teimn. SPECIAL NOTICES. What u nu Name.—The Montcalm Herald says; “A young man from Barry County was Invited over to thin County by BbcrifTHorton, one day this wcok, charged by a young lady who had a j*rsonal interest In the matter 'with being too susceptible a conyert to the doctrines HALL’S HAIR WUSTtMETSH! VEGETABLE {IflUAN HEHEWER. JJOILEK ARD SMOKE «TA FOR BALE TN GOOD ORD1 Wright * Smith, Prop’re. CmF" Parsons deairing to msko good bargains will do well to call at this Agency. tho Urr. 8. Uutmr, In the township of Jankre 8pringa, was entirely concerned by Sra on ths night of tbo Ud loot, logrihsr with tbs moot of hia booaoboM goods. Ths fire fa supposed to Uillatote.Covsty aad Marshall, from gtsltemsa drrply lateraated in lb* sneeoM of this read bars base reccirod by Ibo ComioitUc, giving good aMMicANtfron,.^^ WELCH A GRIFFITHS, ^urraorr. DETBOtT BILLIARD TADIXS. STEAM BOILERS. Or Ah Klaas. SrUjMK 4mm sa Awl n^toa hr »«•»-— cw."2tbtb A WeedbcMge M, DetroH �As Astonished Hogress. The ta-tamed alight of-hond man, Jlobert Huudin, can not be aatiefled with! Ha tricks before an audience, but occaabnally shows hie skill for hia own amuaament, very much to the .urprteo x>f aO who may happen to bo preemit. On Saturday lost, while pa-ring an itin­ erant) vendor of cheap prorisioas. Mr. Hoadui suddenly patted end inquired. -Row do you sell ogpi, aunty f" am a picayune apiece. Fresh, too, de last one ob dem; Wed ’em myself, an’ knows */e tat rate." “Wall, I’D try ’em,” eaid the magi­ cian, as ho laid down a bit of currency. “Have you pepper and saltf “Ya*, err, dereu," Mid the sable aalae woman, watcldng her customer with in­ tense, to tore st. Leisurely drawing out a neat little pen knife, Mr. Iloudin proceeded very quletly to ctH th# egg exactly in halves, Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub and Evctgreeu Seeds, with directions for culture, prepaid .by mail. The most complete and judicious assortuifcnt in the country. Agents wanted. fcfUrue/eHb«.M»t <» ; prepaid by mail. All Persons Who Owe BOOT. BOBB’S E R V I N E HastiimWobievFmtory G RANT k PHILLIPS AND INVIGORATOR. An<t are .nr prepend to carry II os la ell lie 1. GRANT k PHILLIPS Tonic and Stomachic. GRANT k PHILLIPS Whoso Accounts and Rota an : Whose Accounts and Whoso Accounts and . . NERVOUS NIwst Call aad Settle SEW 1DTE1TISEHS1TS. Mast Call aad Battle Geo. P. Rowell & Co's Column, Mast Call and Battle JLjL. jwr Onoe-NOW. -A.t Once-NOW. At Once-NOW. enter ot Encatrlv. th* five MBt piece _ .... _ a_ bedded in th# yolk, apparently as when it iret came from the mint. Very coolly the great magician transferred thcoin to hte vest pocket, aud taking up another egg, inquired. “And how much do you ask for this ^“De Lord brese tny soul I dat egg ? Do fact am, boas, dat egg is worth a dime sh’tali." "All right,” was the reeponse; “there is your dune; giro me the egg,” . Beparating it with ah exact precision that tho colored woman watched iroet eageriy, a quarter eagle was carefully picked out of the center of tho egg, and in the vect pocket of the operator a« before. The old woman was thundorstruck, as well she might have boon, and her customer had to oak her the ■ price of tire third egg two or throe times before ho could obtain a reply. “Dare no ueo talkin’, masaa,” eaid the bewildered old dame; *T could not Jet you hab dat ar egg, no how, for h-es dan twenty-five oeuta, I declare I can’t I" “Vary goad,” nud Houdin, whose impcrtartiablc futures wore solemn as an undertaker, "there is your quarter: here is tho egg. ’AU right" Aa he opened tlu> egg a brace of five dollar gold pieces were discovered snugly deposited in the very heart of the yolk, and jingling them together in his palm, tho savant coolly remarked, “Very good eggs, indeed, I rather like them, and white J am about it I believe I’ll buy a doaen. What is tbo price ?” "I say price,” screamed tho nmsxod . daughter of Hum. "Ydu couldn’t buy dem eggs massa, for all do money Tou’e got " No! dat you couldn’t, lee gwine to take dem eggs aU home, I is, and dat money la dem eggs all b’longs to me. Tt dore dat. Couldn’t sell no more ob WOOLEN FACTORY! DISEASES. Jnsinrss Jlitertttj. [OR W« Mean What We dap, We Mean What We Say, JOHH ROBERTS. We Mean What We Say, ^VSSS^r&xisi' AND MUST HAVEQUR PAY I ftaXi.SttSR.'ELWE’u! AND MUST HIVE OUR PAY yg”S&‘SSE=;. fts~rrt!?S ntettftfS AXD MUST U1VE0UR PAT K. H. MALLORY, okc-iuo^u^ A Portable Engine and ' WITHOUT DELAY WITHOUT DEILA.Y. WITHOUT DELAY. “WM-UPJOHR. CHANCERY ORDER. •' T^'* Mediss lathe QnmM Owlfor , GIN DR C. 0. SCOTT, •R*T’£p‘G Pbr-irUo sad Eurr*0». Dirry T<n the dlreoei which a«iet chiIJrrn irtklne. nnlltinr will t.ch oulcl retrfet nhet a. U.XM-. Nereiae aad Krl ir. Ti> core triad colic or cramp, ragelsi eerie, eoflea the »»« aad nlierepeia.lt XJ.HAMIY,“ L W. VBOOMAS. F. D. ACKLEY, Agent, Hastings, Mich j. gHOHLDER, ARM81 ~ ’SWHffSSSaSS GEORGE PRESTON 9Ql.p_B.Y_A!XimiW213TS_ UtlUUllLU ATTMTIOI. COMRADES! under.ignrd weald umoaoeo to hi and tha public groerally that h THEfrtend. !" auu Bw-' w£T».!S- *W1OC HAYEOXD. P. A. FAMILY GROCERIES You hav$ provided for the benefit of your children’s eduenlion facilities un•urnasacd in the world. You hArn the opportunity of giving them an education that will bo worth more to them than gold and silver. It is tho duty of trie parent to give tho child as good an education iui can ptieaibly be attained with their meant. How foolish, how short-righted then is the spirit shown by nun parents, -in J. G. BARROWS, CetuUiiag of NEW? LAST COMMON SENSE!!! IUr.’W£=!"-£SS Agents I Rend This ’ GEORGE PRESTON ’ Two children, brother and suiter, both intelligent, rather above average, willing and anxious to learn, were forced to Im ve the clan of English Grammar, because tUlr reroute refused to provide them with the proper text-books at an expense of one dollar aud twenty-fire cents for both. Will people ever loam the value of educational privilege ? Bo assured, that if vour child ie denied an education, his will bo a life of sorrow and toil; a life long straggle for a bare existence; a life without hope or enjoyTreat Educated labor will always take the lead in the world. It will always com- LOHlEl.ARirS -ieaa c. G. HOLBROOK. “EUREKA" Sj KaeoklM Tobacco ' renell LORILLARITS I bnedo< ’ Yacht Club ’*7^ WM. H- JEWELL. JOHM MICHAEL LOKILLAftD’B iTMs.Uid at Jtee CENTURY Oho wine Tob-icco. ! wiihi^d-c bt ibe tti IwIMins fcr K>« oMupu'r of 'tud-au. bu SNUFFS sowl«dfad ** the boot" whworse mod. art; wArrniGB houir. \ ’ ■ >■ ' r : < ■ ' •■■■ < ■'■ A. alas-Ittr... oiuJi .. . (WMen __ i.,Qelnlee.v..lM’Cd Sesss Circular Saw Mill OR ITEAM ENGINE I Bead lor Cirealar a»< Price 1.1*1 to • rL’LTON IKON AXD ENGINE WOE KB. J. B. Wcree. Trcaoarer DETfcUg, MICH Drepepoia aad Nonralxla. °?‘P*P*<a..»o.ld b. o^JTi to gOILER BtlOF. j. & t. McGregor, ELifrEtl! CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, LIGHT WAllOXfl ead SLEIGHS, lao oMonawnl of BsnlM aad ligkl recoil; >m*eo»ete«U.rou bead Order, eotidled ‘ffist; toy grow. Teach your children o Im the beautiful. -Give them a in the garden for fioworr, enoouri them to put la nhajw the hanging a, allow them to wander in the DKTJWT.XIdT. SOLD nr ua. ducggists svmwany SOLD DY ALL toBUOaxen. 11 Msr rImuj K5?tA”- MOBKEOBATHT. 3B. J. BROWN. M ■ppgICyATBIC- Pbpteiss s»d B CXTT HOSPITAL, CLEVELA � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-02-02.pdf 37cc03558c5775b1bf7b83749c129a78 PDF Text Text Zlt gistiajs gUutr Kkt ^Bastings g«aa<». £l)c fastings (Banner GEO. NT. DEWEY, AT HAjrnkos, babbt co.. med. Teran ot SateerlptlM ; ;.^~mHwaT*iet saaag ylalaly. CMKass ■■aisMosWa VOL. XIV, Jnsintss Jirrrtorj. VAN VELSOR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2, 1870. CUSTOMERS’ BENEFIT! CHARLES IL BAUER. NUMBER 41, gartrj. Of nMr aru.fl> Oa Brail, it «<U4 THU AND HOW. this heretofore »;n bo |> »Uh prumptiMM sad Sd^ilr. OMm. «a 8<Ms Burnt. avsrX F. Hobcrts ts —‘jssaaxa GRAND COST SALE wt; ■ •onto the boundless, '?• “»•» «»•“<-<r * ** inexhaustible ponhaso uf tho whole of that part of the cultivate rattlesnakes and raising. 6uch n course, backed by suf-' Republic. It is stated that the Dojniaihomostead, content to toil and thrive on flnrat flcirat courage rourarv and rad capital, canitaL and intalliintalli-* , . ... thogood old orthodox plan. gentiy pursued, cannot but bring a comThe substance of tho following adver­ gn-M fron. diffaewut parts, that the aotisement recently appeared, in a New JOHN ROBERTS, E. H. MALLORY, WM. UPJOHN. BOSTON CASH STORE! British ‘provinces and Canada, will b/ a Who would consider-xl in conjunction with South ran live under-tho Commencing Jan. 15 mi™ at post Come and share in the general benefit. nestings, Jan 12th, 1870. I. W. VR00MAN, DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, BOTANIC a»l Eolsetia I’bjwelan .nt pvntl.l, irnrisllsbnmtouxJ smIxIImm*: and a little tf ■ EXCELSIOR J. G. BARROWS. WRIGHT k SMITH, Hastings Cash Store! STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, pointmeats wore enjoyed, unprejudiced cumpariaans were instituted, end tbe wanderer hsj finally abandoned the Cloths and Rcady-mnde Clothing, Hits & Caps, Boots & Shoot, Groceries, Ac. tho best substitute-^ Mudugan. * subjoined summary of philosophy i tarts springe up Phamix like from ..k— „r i... . I^tT’Coih paring eastomere, five us a call.. We will cheerfully show you XF3 WM. H. HATFORD, Alabama Claims■ There is a very animated strife going vrace of that enjoyed by aavagee. No of tho Something like a year ago a man that country can be truly eirilirad without everybody should respect highly, sold out a very dcairnble sgriaultural estab­ lishment in Central Now York, because boundless region, subjert to oxtremos of best and eold, and almost wholly desti­ tute of natural beauty. This is substausdtoewhat migratory. An itching tially true of Missouri, Kra-as, Colorado, come a planner had got bold of ton dreamed of sdnny clunre and ebon riiory, cotton, oranges, numberless are plentiful, accompanied by a ru-h soil and boundloss possessions. His a and healthy climate, the arts and Borates* mountain. So he took to the railroads. invariably flourish, and civilisation is soundly developed; but in a country where ray of tliose Batumi sources of Are now offering t>r sale, a full Stock of New and SenHonable Goodw, recently purchased in the best eastern markets -at tho lowest possible prices for caah. Our stock includes a full lino of ll,WM.“tL HAVrOUD. P. siuns on thia continent as a set-off far th* A THRILLING POEM. THE PBOPBXETOBS OF THE ATTENTION, COMRADES! ding Canadian Authurithw from the uao But there is a more substantial view of our territory in (lighting the Prince Rupert's people, will raise a question iso a Stock Company, with a sinking fund sufficient to furnish . all citiscns of tho American Desert return tickets at -AJLLEN BENNETT, H. J. HANEY, ‘ them, and shall try to sell you all wo can and will satisfy you that it Si? ~ ia toryour interest to buy bore. We warrant the prices shall be satisfactory. Wo will take in exchange for our goods, BTTTTEFl, EGOS, DRIED EE.LT IT <SdO, Your aor- before (jg^necting of CoDgreea, a delega­ tion, beaded, by Governor Walker, called' upoon tho President rad asked him to mediate admission of the Virginia asm- Congress might be dangerous. Such it । day, it is thoaght will bodobvod for days. Cd.Whittles y, whowasdafo.Ms*fi»Jba seventh (Alexandria) district j^-Lewis McKcnxie fur Cougroes, jpfcvrila re- happjr in Michi- sons Mr. Whittlesey feirea why McKsar auction bills, and the debate on a bill iu tho Virginia Leg­ islature in 1M1, relating to aa appropri­ prosperity. squander ation of unu million «>f dollars to arm their Stalo, Mr.MeKewra, ba thraboing a Member of tho House of Dslegates We are also Agents far one of the best Sowing Machines in tho World White. ' Walker parties of Virginia. perior wealth and culture of the Middle and Eastern States may bo justly attribu­ referred to the Ccmmiltfe on Elections ted to her mixed husbandry rad mana- of (be House, that he would contest th* __ ■ - * »r-V• n_. —z —— newspaper agriculturiato; they are a snare and a delusion. Never expect to find any solitary spot wlje^e all the beau­ ties and ((lorim of the world concentrate in a subltmo focus. J. P. ROBERTS *00, C. G. HOLBROOK, ble that British Columbia, which is al­ ready up, rad Prince Rupert's land will And ten days brought a thousand let* brought to forsake tho land of orchards ten in rea^iouea, advertising a thousand and rills, mountains and dells, rivers and pie United States of the Neutrality lava ADVERTISE. PERFOIIM DR. c. 0. SCOTT, lire in a hurricane and walk on stic Those in want of a Machine will please call and let Mr. Philtips show you some of his fine work. RT" Remember the place, one door West of J. P. Roberts A Co.’a Drug Store, -outbade State Street GRANT & PHILLIPS. Hastings, May 10th, 1809.—yl Although U 8t Paul, it is exceedingly UWtfa him to honestly earn any considerable among — n-n-.nl -1 ~ ' .H an .IwmM * ' radii a few days ago did, because bo luvl belivod it was Im. WM. H. JEWELL, through cities whoso inhabitrate ore not yet born. Ilki a hypocrite, this subject of emi­ gration lias two sides, the poetissl.and JOHN MICHAEL. HASTINGS DRUG STORE HABTDI08 HGUBB. COUMBB »/ Hum ‘,1121^? tTh'I State, if need bo." Tho Wurid’s Fair asm quandt dollars WHERE YOU WILL FIND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF JAPANESE CURIOSITIES, HOLBROOK * KILLS, ATTORXWTB *»-l .JSThK TOYS, flee., Hunting Homes Wart or South ? Garfield and Gon. Howard, Col. John latwamp- aHisrtUany. Aauvixs—Casa>*ns — Fnrixcx— Tvaauax or Batture—Aoarunox or Batr- GIFT BOOKS, and deadly vipers; it represents a barborotisly settled country, remote from Ac. Wiswugrox, Jan. 11 th, 1870. With Prices to suit the Times. WM. JONEi, ■tntOMCT.kteatfct.wiHS.'tfJil DRUGS AND MEDICINES It Complete in Every Department. ^£IddiowlUa Erehanre- J. P. BOBEKTB A CO. JAMM8 J0HKBT0K. Fresrister- AAROM CLAKK, QOKE-tni CAXtD. iUI Michigan Exchange. PICTURES FRAMED, ’pyOMgorATHlC • Pbysteisa sad Ssrfwoa. CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND,©. To Treat all With ALT, IMITATWB GILT, INITATrtff MSIW00# A GILT ar Black Um Tnriiag PnMta. te i a Pink Clan Hmm. »■' everybody seems to bo a jogging: into sun. Kansas, (.kikrado or Florida—no matter where, If Maasra. Credulousness and Discontentment can but bettor their con­ ditions. And tho popular wliim seems to be that thia era only be done through a change of quarters. In fart, the absurdlj rainhabfablo swamps of the Gulf to the ire fields of Alaska, that industrious land Oae haa cure than bonds full if they There an intellectual and indue- Ths mambm of tbo Thinl House mostly Wednesday, and it Uing a Uoatiftd day. Moro pian the usual amount of business, the northern winters altogether, and in the way of blocking out, was done thi« dressed. your vummerc will roast beet and bofl Ifggs. As to tho soil, a good proportion of the land Booth uf the old limits of ready boon over three hundred bills intro- Tho spacious paxjon et Ibk lea �OEJXCZ M. DEWEY Turnon. Bepubbcan and Democratic’parties-and eepccparty. Im terms “hypocrite," ‘•dastard- ‘ ially the former,Abut soiaa qnretions to . the writers of that article seem to be not only pcrttotfht to the occasion, but ol- COMBI BTDTT. WIGHTMAN & GREBLE wailing has town ttnereamgly heard ail • over to* laid because ofAho tyranny of kmi by the “Prohibition County Central _ the Republicans in keeping that State ' 'debarred from its' rights in tho Union, other articles of the Z»r»<7. and reflect- Cumadttaa.'* .‘ (By the. wayy where is in& as to a minor, the true character of Prohibition County?) the writers. Wo are Wlmg to belter. .. do something with ths power they hare already given yuu. ahow that the Republican party did not thia contradictory proceeding. Haring Im TUB Comity.'' * GOODS Direct from Factories. Your DAILY *®*Spccialities in every department cRACKng. cRACKraa. LEMON JACKSOK, LAXSIXO A 8A0U MBS CRACKEB8 Urd' ^MdWklU *sn wood. STOYES! STOVES! Republican or Democrat A Rxrrnjcxa Pxuttiamoxixr. CRACK CRAOUmi 1 Tour CREAI (°rCnekDelJ)CRACKERj NEW tori'—MxnctimM able to poll an cluuta reuse they are tho emanations of an ear.nect desire to permanently hoal the ter praaicn that ora be thus distorted, this rib!* breach occasioned by the efforts of cids of absolute falsehood. In all'fair­ porty, through any one of its met^bers, Democratic disunionirta of nine yuan ness to some of the men ccmporing that introduce a resolution or bill locking to e-'mmittoe, ws wait for evidence to con­ a repeal of that law ? . ago • If they were not a Tom perse co party, They cannot forget the fact that tho re­ vince ui that they hare over read our I article at all, or the one to which their suite of the war—a truly united land, to । in &ror of good order, sobriety, and ths names are appended te*fon» ft ajipearod welfare of tho whole commonweellh, do which every ninn nvcires tho protooticn to print With these men wv can haro uf'the law, the breaking of the shackles you gentlemen of “Prohibition County” no personal quarrel. This article con­ | think that they would have left that of the bondman, provision for tho spread tains aom* important information that ft of 'a more general totelbgenee,—have ■nd untrsunmatad ? be«a acoompHsbod without their oatistlearn tliat the Prohibition party “is the You very well know that they would ance, nay, to direct opposilioa to their avowed seamy of loth tho Republican must ptAinacious eUurta and tho Dcu.ofra:i; parties.” This is ' ’Iley abut th, ireeyes to tho fact that tber know that yuu owe to this party all plain, but surely there gentlemen do not th* ftxadsmental principle in tho Ropubthe temperance reatimant irrpreased in liccu method of reconstruction is the the form of law that exists in the State parties." Upon what questions, wo ask ? - safety uf the'tieop’e and tlto integrity of of Michigan to-day. “Why," ask these There has never been an issue joined I vur institutions, and keep on asking fur gentlemen further, “did tho Constitu­ between the new ami either of the old such liberties fir residents of the States tional Convention, largely Republican, i disregard tho petition of 15,000 loading lately seceded as sliall giro them an op­ OYSTER PIC-NIC BOTTOM HODA HARDWARE . in defence of their acknowledged re­ I^oplo ofYLa State. "A point entirely spectability, should disavow ft. . overlooked by these gentleman is that Nor did ws say that “the prohibition since 1355 the Republicans have been ’ V»n," they cry out against and oppose party is a roudexToua for disappointed BUTTER C. D. STEW A NT. FORT WAYXE, JSCKS03 A & Arewi. IIS* s. a. Are. *' Mixta «o4 ». «. Mint LAKESHORE A MICIl IO A It SOI ^HOULDEB, ABM3! Mewi.Itens. COOKING, PARLOR COOK .OND PARLOR STOYES —A debate an th* syUebus has oc­ curred iu tho Itumau Council. —Tho JajmEesu Government will build a railroad from Ysddu to Kioto. GEORGE PRE8T0M c^rcr Iirougl.t to HasUnga. Come owe sued all tend sec «lt । HARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Rc- Large A Well Selected Stock «f —Th* troops to Havana hav* been re- ! Al vicwd to honor of Mr. Seward. pairing don* promptly on short notice. .jWIGBTMAWa GREBIN. GROCERIES —The Red Itivnr insurgent Riel docs not favor Annexation. —Jeff. Davis and Braxton Bragg have gun* into th* tosuranre buisness to—Several persons were injured by an accident on th* Lynchburg and Ton■Mee Railroad. Cloainj amenK STOCK of winter Clothing, 4c. nt and below cost, at the —Th* wife and child of a Dakota farmer perished to a storm while visitixg a neigh bur. portunity to carry out to spirit, if not to men of the State, and place the prohibi ­ I ty stand upon all tho greet questions,, —Th* Vanderpool murder trial comths actual farm of law, the designs contion artii-ln not nf tho ! still uusettlud, but which the Republican tlon article out of the Constitution when‘ mencos at Muskegon on Wednesday soctod ia the earliest couveatitms called it was submitted to tho people F* next I*arty is fast bringing to a racccaaful ter­ far th* purpose of proclaiming scccsMon Are not the gentlemen a Utile mistemination ? Thuso men surely do not ' —Mr. Burbngnme gets $70,000 gold an accomplished fact. a year from China for "trevolling oxi>enmoan to say that they are the orcxW m.' How much longer they will continue sbm* of all these reforms, tho progress of their hojMtlcss work of opposition on tho —Tho Postmaster of Wutorboro, Me., which is making oar nation illustrious question were largely signed in this secIto* tiny liavo thus far followed, -is a tioa of .the State, and tln-y were either j lias absconded, after obtaining a large ‘ matter of no practical moment Even I fur or against prohibition, and nut that I sum by forgery. they who, to tho time past, have received I — Iu on accident on the Ram* and Hi* name of prohibitionist who will, di­ Ogdensburg Railroad, ono man was rectly or indirectly, haV anything to do i should l»* submitted, sn]«rately, or with killed and sovoral were injured. tor wo learn ibat ahenthOworiltvaclfoJ with tho*q . or^antaattons." ' We oak other provisions. —A project fur a steamship railway . Richmond thV the Stalo was fcorfbredlo .Now, then, as to the act of submission ! there psnlk-men' to.read" that sentence, rout* from Australia by way of America her'old plan! m the catalogue of Btifies. LOOK! LOOK! . LOOK! and tellua >n the a«xt imu* of the-bur- itaelC and the manner itr which that act to I-ondon is announced. th* peojile, without regard to party lies, $30 Beaver Overcoats at 820.1 $20 CaMimere suits of clothes $15. wo* )«rformed. The Itepuhlicans won ■a.’ if tta-y wish to stead by that nvowAl, —Til* colored peimle are preparing rejoiced with th* moat enthusiastic dem­ 18 “ " “ 12. 12 “ " " $7,50 knowing or thby do that jhero are many to a majmhy there, and, gentlemen, do for a grand National Jubilee on tho offi­ onstrations. A Governor, whoso election Ivejy excolb.^ -and ^wst. tomporaac* you think that any article was ineorpo- cial aunouucoiueut ot the ratification of 10 “• “ “ 7,50jGood Shirts and Drawers, 40cents waa luuivd ss a Douioeratx: victory, «u the Fifteenth Amendment Laieu m te>th. tb*M- jiarllos, with w1mb>. on* of the eliicf orators of tho occasion, —Boaton proposes to celebrate the and to hui utterances there was not a lisp centennial anninriary of tho “Boston wish and will of a majority ? ’ of regret at the lose of much coVoted I masom ro" on the 5th of Mareb, by a Dated, May flAlHCO-yl GRAKD RJPH)& they honestly differ from tbit rommiltoo _ There can exist no stronger proof tliat madcal entertoinmimt rights, nor was there uttered a word of us to the test means of'ftccumi.lish.'ng a-1 ,tb* mtm.cl«L)cd to that convention by the ' —A tast locomotive an the Pan Han­ indignation at “tho wanton usurpations Riq'ublii aa party of this State were, a desired ead. dl* Rood scooped up a calf on the track, IMPORT Sluiitafkscturwsw or of a tyranoica! and ccrrupt odmtoiftra|a. a. a. a <:•.-> We apprehend that three gentlemen vast majority ot them, in favor of prohi­ varried it seven miles, and dolirerod ft in bition than the fact, that tJtey did give 8t*ub*nvill* unhurt. DesMs. or* caroleaaJy^taang their reputation “OVB WATCH.” What an opportunity was here offered, — W. B. Smith was convicted of mur­ for intelligence, honesty, tibcrelity and the people an oppoAmity to incorporate TrisAle, a$d how strung* that these poor, abused, fair dealing, to <cy nothing of Christia'n that ,-prtocijilo' to tho organic taw of the der in the second degree, at Muskegon, j Y! naurpucaMMl u« a down trodden and misgoverned penile, yesterday, and sente:,cod to fifteen years State. courtesy, to the hands of the man who TrOto ExtrairaprisoamenL This was tho second foiled to utter.* cry whore sounl could And’ how could the expires will of ■ot have been mistaken by from 1 or foe. Plated War*. fearl What a happy thought it would have I f>rr too prod^al of the fair fame of his by submitting that question, ’ been for them to lisve (called on Bill | friends. Nor i> it to good taste tor todisrenuxc V. IVORY FAJffl, Hungen, or Sam Cox, ar Join Morrisvi-toala who Love no lately sloughed off question, so tliat a man might vote upon BROXZE ' wehjirb dados from their rwspeeuro parties t > nfor t, this point without any haaftMion, and aahM and Join them in their wailing^ without feeling that bo wn* cumpromuEXartAVED. I VARUS GOODS. ‘ nnd assist them in raising to the vary — triad" leadam of these pArtiea Now w* toghimaolf to any i«rticntar. As the car of Heaven their cry uf agony over DRESDEN VAhtt. rtxR haro not much respect fur tho ans Icad- result showed, a majority of tho people M. 8. SMITH AJSD CO. ' hope* crushed, prospects btightud, and - TOILET SETTS, ers of tho so-called Democratic party, of too State ware opposed to prohibition. table cvtlkrv. AXE wow orsxuio roa nra ’ ' Kbertuw doatroyi-d. but the “*U red in* 1^,," cf But this UEgrati'ful and suffering peoConstitution. Had not th* ultn-fruhiGOODS, OOLD, . pie praise theft* tyrants and extol th* ac­ an uunreally targe Ata ottnonZZI bitioniste of tho State always pushed fur. whoso names will have become DItLSSIXG CASpt. SILVER lortmeut of kVrelgn ' tian of their oppressors. In their won­ ^•rd tho idea that a vast majority of th* ’ GLOVE amt their own Importation dirful infhtuaU >n they forget thotc who “Prohibition County Central Committee” p*>pls wore to favor of a prohibiten-, HAXDXERClftEV VDtod that they should not name back IVORr HEAD shall haro faded even from the monu- itieteod of a license taw ? Had they not I luted Ware etc BOXES. into th* Union with tho olive branch CANES. „ whh-h ihuvo'mJSt monte they are erecting for themselves j urge?! • it, time* without number, that ' COBAL * • waring oT«r th<m>, and fad to see that they were spoiling for the mum in thia R^oeod •------is selling DRUGS I their greatest good rested to remaining torgAten with tho unrecorded history of matter ? . DIAMONDS, a nd MEDICINES ^^hida th* sisterhood of States," an And when th* masse* tj«ko fur themHol® ▲srenta In Mloblxan OAUXET JEWELRY. the penny fight they arc now waging example of the terrible lengths to which ML’HIC BOXES, wlrea and contradicted this assertion, KWER alds. . Rcpubli an revesgo could be extended. with common sense, and, w* beliovo, ncA th* m*n to blame who enacted th<> TOAX I'KARUi. AMY OTHER Foor Demoonry! but yesterday it against tho sugg.-ations of their bettor clause on Tliich ihe^ voted? You 8T0XB FIRM IX BARRYOWETT. American Watch Company. claimed to oShrupion tho cause of those judgments. might as well argu.j that b.-cousu the now PULL STOCK OF CAMEOS. luckier*, cnee, “ground beneath tho re­ Constitution ws _ voted ___________ down___ the_____ mun A-TB THX lentless Ijccl of n military totrnp,” end , who framed it were not, a majority uf dear friends, you jeopardise your litera­ I. O/o. F. OTHER RJCH ’ now they who Wcro favored by tide mag- j . ■ C’EX-1-I1IXAT13D them, Republicans, because the project naniincua protection foil to giro them j ry reputation in making Lincoln tho au­ JX2WT3LIITthor of tliLs old saw, to tho acme man. o a wbulo was <tafoaU-d. as to affirm all al that too osnrautton was nol a prohibito­ nor jou did th* other day, when you so Lowma Prlees noticed by those whom it claimed fur ry cmia bocause th* • section looking in flippantly attributed to Wenttaif Phillipa friends, treated with caralsaa contempt th* direction uf prelilbition was alaughtth* language of Ltoyd ‘Garrison. Still, • by those who consider thorn too wbak tu the moral of th* saying is a good one, cred also. be dossed as *nomir«, tbs Democratic Let us taka ano th«• view of to* mat­ and the good sans* of lb* admonition it , Th® way to make monev party has no work left to du but to go contains furnishes th* best rebuke to ter. Supjmsing that th* Constitution tho way to save it is to buy your ou to its work of voting “no" to every your fully, mid tlic licst reosona why we project, of whatever character, that is I band, file prohibitory clause bad carried put forth by the party that baa the sym-1 who have faith in the ability of tho Re­ Dated, Dumber 15th, 1 BCD. publican party to complete the great tha..8^ato by a . large majority* would CLOTHING HOUSE! 36 .Canal Street^Grand Rapids. Star Clothing House, Time-Keeper * E FIRST quality GE(fftGE PRESTON JOB PBDTTIHG. Why Is it thatJDr. Hoback’s Stom. ach Bitters increase in sale every year? Because They lire the best combina­ tion ever made. Why Do the Dmggista rrahn. . maxi Dr. Ruback's Bitten to their cuAtoiners? Our patrons and the pubbe plreaed to learn that we ham en| foreman W. H. Uotxxa, tat Charlotte Ayaihasa, and former Marshall StatassiM, known oj Printer of excellent tastb and ca Job Printing in all its branches, wedding can! to a mammoth plain or ornamental - executed < notice, and ax lower price* than c ptaing office ia th* Blate. Call Bxnxa Ontcx, corner of Be Church streets, over th* grocery J. Cote A Son. Because After yc.v» of experience and trial they have been proven.to be a sure euro for Dyspepaia and Indigo:, tion. i J ard ntmsi 1 CITY DRUG STORE! FAMILY GROCERIES, holidays, F.D.ACKLEY c Gorham Plate work wo have commenced, should not not these gentlemen from ‘Trohiliithn J£ASTINGW and then wfll be nothing left of it but ~~ WOOLEN FACTORY! of tho Democratic jwrty ho* jdungud the tunito of thus exproreing their opinions . sannut be laid beauts* it* guilty memonation. So far the nobl* steed has barn* on this vital matter, without doing vious faithfully tied well, and w* foal that , we can trust him y*L ; FKOH1BITIOH PARTY. In conclusion, ss wo would do good to | ( w. Ur. rsivtaMd th. «u„ .r Hardware ----- OF H. A. GOODYEAR. Haitism Pooled FactOil our cwwuM, we adriao you to dismiss your present scribe and ollotr him to dU- | blind to all light, and' deaf to ail snund Why Is it *tbnt l*liydicinna uso and recommend Dr. 1L>bnek’s Sugnr-eontcd Bluud Fills? Because They know the ingredienla of which they are made. Why •Arc Dr. Itaback's BJ«od Purifier nnd JBluod Fills the best remedies taken to­ gether for the cure of all diseases of the blood ? Because The Blood Purifier is the only nrlicli! In tho market whichrontainstlie celebrated costly Drugs imported ex­ pressly from Sweden fur its mnuufaeturc, mid tho Pills coutniu the active principle of Podophyllum (Mandrake Root,) and is a substitute for Mercury. Why Arc Dr. C. W. Roback'i Stomach Bit trrs. Blood Pitrifier ami Blood Pills the three greatest rerrtodics tho world UM ever known? Because A»D WORK CL'AIUKTEED. Mt useful articles, can save Lt After eleven yenrs' experi­ ence and trial thosales have increased each and every year, and thuuaands of let­ ters (unsolicited) of the re- Tas wrek re ite srttais nil at Cl aasspeewlly sssyasist (si lb« dtp Ik ef aein Ite .rrird ot .o taoist, -ta. wtlltarreoata. �’Hto aeeuery along the Columbia m grand aud beautiful On either aide the immeaee Lffle are covured with the fir, fine and hemlock, which tend greedy to enhance the beauty of the eoene. In tho di^onre i. teen Mt. Baker, Mt St Helena, and Mt Hood, rearing tlnrfrm!.jeilic peak, far above the lino of {wrj.-elunl enow. Any American ean well bo pn.ud to aay that thia U a part of his native laud. I believe traveling u con­ ducive to loyalty. A ride of uLuut one hundred milee tin Uw Colombia rirwr braugkt no te the Dauchey A FARM Stitt ------------- — o... THE BE 3142310131023132 .ra.wai™.,,.,U..OO. THE PirTaewa, Mn. J. U. I feTblS,"*”1- Phillipa. Mn. Mrlrlua kleUrd. MIm Cl to C Slaagblary. Mita liar F.rtr Mrw wild land. mb. r.-li-ic, I., IMO. luteal stctc- 1 “1 »Ud land, ai I., ut irtSi* A THIEF. £00K ONT FBI THE CARS! JOB IRIHTIKO Our paUotu and the public will be pleased to learn that wc hare engaged oa foreman W. IL IIoLXta, lata of the Charlotte Rij&ctt, and formerly of the Man'.inll Sta.'nnan, known a^A Job Printer oi excellent tat th and capability. Job Printing in all its branches, ^rom a wedding card to a mammoth jotter— plain or ornamental - executed on abort nutice, and al lower pric—a than any com­ peting office in the State. Call at the Banm Orttea, corner of Mate and Church streets, over tho grocery itore of J. Cola A Son. SPAULDING'S HEW CASH STORE BUSINESS CARDS. MORTGAGE SALE. PRICES TO SUIT WHAT ARE TNET! That's Big Talk, Try it Now. has a fine assortment of NEW NILLIKEBl'GOODS HERE. 0. I. SPAOLDINfl. JOHN G. RUNYON •lootba of baatbaaiaa ap to the tore! of Cbria ttoaltv the rvaidaata of Barry Coaaty. 0, bow beautiful la to aaa tba 4arU rwbakiBg ala. I wonder whetbae.lbaBa worthy gnaUesMe woa't ptaaaa to wall Belli wheal bean a boater prteo buL.ru they Compal tba Barry Caaatyitoo to par KEEPS THE LARGEST Music & Jewelry. h daaaltoa party waa NmU al Um batol to thia Teueeaaa Turn aatortalnad tba people ef Mur.bull wxb three totrnaUng laetum tout weak. village ea Friday era tba tttb luaL, for the bun W. wlU> Heating oaeld en,oy tba priruiage of adret the Rar. A. M. Aewla, Uai.eeaaltok BlateUr of PvairtevUto. tba retail buing »1U. A gaod Uoia waa had. aad ovary owe prtaeal waa Baah dellgtitad wtQrtbe party.. . Tba weather with aa to aaiakly tba last ae with yea. •Bain, «Mw, free., and thaw thaw to the order of th. day-and daya tad witU-nd if AKO BEST STOCK BOOTS AND SHOES Dims, Melici®, Groceries, 7018099 Groceries and Produce, General Grocer, 1 All Percent Who Owe __ • ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. —, GRAJKTk PHILLIPS GRAWT Bt PHILLIPS frieada *Ho tearaa a family ef Mghlar aiaa rtlldr~. tba yauagwi being about too Jeon old. Ha waa a well-to-do Earaxar, and will ba greatly stowed by tba umnuuelty H» »■ a Catholic, aad wiM probably ba buried al Katosatoa. • January 3d, 1870. $ EstToa Banna: On the morning rf Dec. 29th, IMO, yourhumbloeorreepondlnt took paeeage on board the steamship 1 Montana for the Qty of Portland. Ar­ rived here thia morning nt 7 o’clock, on ; conect, with the exception of aame huge gtanering, the efltet of riding the waree of the Pacifio Ocean. Arrived at J , Aatoria yeteerday morning a little after HALL'S PRORATE.'ORDER. At Once—NOtV. VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR A.t Once-NOW. S£lf£WER. Gold & Silver Watches, r.K>«> * irine Gold Jcrwrelry, SiH Silver aii PM Ware. mite, -A-t Once-NOW. wtat r.sv, mat mao, We Mean What We Say, AND MUST HIVE OUR PAY Weichwa, cSwekaoad Jewelry Bapalrvd Thia ia a email place ef probably aix AiroNCSTnAVEOCRFAY AEB HOST IIIVEOl'R PAT ' WITHOUT UKI.AT' WTTHOtrr DKU. V. I �legal notices. Frosh Garden, Flower. Fruit, (aeafotowrf/resijfrif ptft.) where we arrived rather late to receive Herb, Tree, Shrub knd Ever­ a cordial greeting from Mrs. nnd Mu» green Seeds, with directions for Sherman, and a warm shake of the hand culture, prepaid by mail. The from the General. All who call al this most complete and judicious as­ hospitable mansion are forcibly struck sortment in the country. Agents with the marked absence of all preten­ wanted. ^rtartssfvll>*er far li en ; pmeU bj mail. tion, each member of the family bring moot delightfully natural nnd unaffected Miao Sherman is particularly admired for her sweetnsos and simplicity of man­ ner, which in this city where there must necessarily be much show and eaten tatibn, frequently upon veiy slight foun­ dation ofcouxeo. makes her a great farorttx Mrs. Oox and her young daughter also welcomed their friends with a great Wl‘ lOTEBTISEMElTS. earnestness of manner, that at once makes all fed al borne, but owing to die Goo. P. Rowell & Co's Column, many persons being present, and <mrJ ;®kt fasting* S«nt> DOCT. DODD'S GEO. IVA. DEWE AT RAMTIXOA BABBT CO, MICH. OEm »»ct J. Cola * Moe's Oratory Stere, aide Coart Ueaoo BqosM.v . INVIGORATOR. NERVOUS DISEASES. •Bujinrs-s Sirrrtsnj. first visit, of necessity short, wo cannot _do full justice to these estimable ladies mm u’ jHgMfyo? /ark. TbU •itraorllnanr eollocUaa to U • ilrn.iraa-n ufferwl In ika ballad trials The wedding of Mias Cutis—a cou-in - « ten.?, ** of Mrs. General Williams, formerly lira. Stephen A Douglass—to Mr. Mourv&dd was a very brilliant affair. It took place at tho ehiuch of the Epiphany, which nusa, Mun—t, J«rn—m. was crowded to the utmost cajmrity. The ».aer. XD l*»rusito ot StoAmrriMM. C*4*1oim»i isttr 1#> >•*•■) bride wore an elegant white rep silk, and r *d4r«« os, rx.lpc «/ b» tli« aucthe usual tulle veil, both beautifully ornomentod with orange bloMom* and ivy leaves. There wore tight bridesmaids, auliaral l'oU«r all very young end lovely girls, and the more interesting from the fact that near­ ------------------ly all of them ore debutantes. The whole affair wont off with gn.il eclat, and gave infinite salisfoctfon to all psi- V JOHN ROBERTS. |HTBI_aAX Dvoffl* OIL taijj,, mb IhV > mr* ot th« pall­ As U to fnnkaa or r no i.-a lotto ponvM to seadewy of MM ties either directly or indirectly con- Tho President holds hi* first evening reception of the Nwr.Year on next Thursday night. It will. of course, b ■ crowded with tho usual kinds of peopto, tho wise and the unwise, the young and the old, the beautiful and the Ivmv ly—in short, a fao sitnilo of tho hun­ dreds ft*! hare preceded it in times gone by. Lire. DR. 00. SCOTT, ’K5£J“ H. J. HANEY. PHYSTCTAX a»4 IJara-n. OM-. I ef Fail (MH.Mmn Ureal. lta» ^sSS5^1 WELCn * OBn-HTHS. ‘ nlrfftoiT. L W. VBOOMAM, DBFUTT sitesnj f,r .u *ioU^7 ttaMSJtXT’SIi sU* sCe a7. u SS t". DETROIT BILUARD TABLES. sometimes when witnessing thoamount wasted around barnyard and stack ■ This waste Is entirely unnecessary, nnd if It waa made the rule of every fanner never to feed any kind of stock upon the ground, thousands of dollars might be saved annually. There are times to Is sure, when the earth Is fraaen dry and clean, but If racks are not provided, full pne half of tbo time the hay will be dealt; out cither Id wet mow or tnud, and n good part lea lost. Portable racks should used nround stacks aad their location changed every few days: the racks should tie so eon-. structed that the stock can get at thelr feed handily, and at the same time made so that the bay cannot be pullet! out and trampled under foot. For cattle, n‘ good rank may be made wltii common rougbtboarda and a few piece* bf scant­ ling. Make them four or live feet wide, ten or twelve feet long, end two feet deep; have four by four Inch scantling In the corners, and also in tba centerof the ends, Blurring up twelve or fifteen Inches above the top of tbo rack; to the latter nail in a center partition lengthwise; thus you bare a double rack where cattle will eat contentedly. Do nut have the end boards or pieces of scantling reach down as tow as the side boards, a nd then by rounding up tbo end* of the aide ; ATTENTION, COMRADES! aftK* r» “iffir'r wmCu. h A.rroBn. i». a. COMMON SENSE!! . WM. H. HAJTFORD, ■LOOSMOTOS ILL NUKmEIIY. 19tb Year! 600 Aereo! 10 Groenbouao.1 ri£Wi' C. G. HOLBROOK. J. * T. McGREGOR, I.OItii.I.AlilFS ban m “EUBEKA”|«S^:?S Nnnklaj Tobacco I vanaily aAaalrW. Il to Mt u tn taadsoma oiadia ban. ta vbl<!> or dm fit JIatrarhiaa Piomar. daily iwaksd. Yacht Club JOHN MICHAEL. LKAGAL NOTICES. .aj. CENTURY) HABTING8 HOUSE. r* ’seta. CuwHUasAt-, Soil'^*1* .JI*'** **wJ ktlsto. Duxxl Stbikss. H0LB100K A MILLS. ■ I. 0.0. F.—Tbo Grand Encampment mol al Detroit la*t week and beddes the trance rtfon of Ite regular bus Ineos elected tba following officer* for the enauiug Irrportrn tnd J»U>«n of Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods. SbNWword jtMsm, G. S.-F. M. Footer, Jackson. G.T.-Wm. B. Wood. Detroit G. /. W—F. H. Rankin, Flint Grand Hep. to Grand Lodge of U. 8.— Gao. Dean. Detroit _ Beatinel—Dexter Gray, Uudaon. On Thursday, the ufflern* of the Grand Ledge were elected m folftnre: Gland Mooter—E. H. Whitney, Lan- AARON OJ.ARK, [OR � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-02-09.pdf a8996b32b1a445b56da40591d3e38f16 PDF Text Text Eke £fanner She ^MStiagr tll)c fastings banner rvsusase rrvsv vmmair, et GEO. M. DEWEY, AT HIKTISOS. DARBT CO.. MICH. J. Cal* Oncry Stars, Met art* C«rt lleox Bqosrt. Tom* ol ■■toed,clow : OMc* and nail ■abeeribera. far «•»■»., SI.&O z larsrterty is adraaaa. Parana raalulsg *!>s«H WrtWlksir aamaa and peal sSca addrau ptaiaJy. . Job Department, lit kista at Joi Purnaa. «xa*etjrt >Uk dia>stob. la the test st,Is. and ao raaaoaabla tnau. SujintM Itirertonj. " With Malice toward none.—with Clarity for all,—with Piranesi in the Right’ VOL. XIV. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1870. CUSTOMERS’ BENEFIT ! gartrg. COOKING AND COURTING. CHARLES H. HAVER. Bru* Mara BmlwaMiii. GRAND SALE COST aadbl . JOHNBOBHRTS, JltTSICIAX and^«rj£». Dwallta* an Braad- BOSTON CASH STORE! E. H. MALLORY, gnKRTFT. 0f«* al the Coart Hook. HaaUan. MlaliUrae. ______________________ “ wm. uNomr. PPT8ICTAX and Harreoa. O«ea esst aad of Slate ttrart. HMtlnri. ___________________ A. P DRAKE. M. D., .t^.TJi’fSiSEKssSsiS Ufa b rr—za'M la tnr»l an _Jr lha aaael Comrtiencing Jan. 15. posimm w con PERFORM »,..oii™ rrya ADVERTISE. Como and share in the general benefit. DR. C. 0. SCOTT. ALLEN BENNETT. H. J. HANEY. Hasting*, Jan 12th, 1870.^ £ w. vnooKAjr. t. rollnuat UrvnjUaal Uli »»J adjelala* Toantie*. / DR. C. C. LIN5LEY, tf EXCELSIOR te al! sell, br 4V ■» Barry aoauty. KUb. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTION. COMRADES I Hastings Gash Store! Are now offering for Sale, a full Stock of New an 1 Sonaonnblo Goods, recently parehased fa tho b«st eastern markets'st the lowed poewLle pneoefor cash. ' Our stock tool ode* a full line of j. g. harrows; ’“jsstrs ' WRIGHT to SMITH, wm“ h. haypord. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths and Rcady-mado Clothing. Hati & Caps, Boots A Shoeo, Grocorica, Ac. IdB 'Cash paying customer*, give us a call. _ We will clioerftfUy show you_JJJ our stoek, that you tuny canqiaro prices" with auy ether first-cLu* Store 157*111 the Stati*. We have got the Good* and we want to *ell_l>i them, and shall try to sell you nil we can end- will Mtisfy you that it GF*!* for your interest t< • buy hero. We vacant the price* shall be satisfactory. J We will take in exchange for our goods, BTTTTER, EGGS, DRIED FRUIT <ScO, J. P. ROBERTS A CO. au. oils iwreeauo". -w—-”' wart ii tan Ulcrtk. llMtiasr._________ _________ 0.0. HOLBROOK. snxrr at ,u«. Sau«ne» ia aww ‘ j. _ Wo are also Agent* for one of th* best Sewing Machine* fa tho World. ' ---------- ------------ .------------------------------------------ - Those fa want of a Machine will ]dea*e call and lot Mr. lld'lins show you some of hia fine work. frF* Itern’-mbor the place, on* door West of J. P. Roberta A Co.'* Drug Store, ■ontli-sidn State Street GRANT A PHILLIPS. Hastings, May IDth, 1809—yI WM.H-JEWELL, JOHN MICHAEL, Hots* aadCama*e PsUter. ®'*^r DRUG STORE WHERE YOU WILL FIND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF . GIET BOOKS, < TOYS, Acc., Jtc. With Prices to suit the Times. WM- JONM. araoiox b-ua "Xi“ u*ai*i XDRUCS AND MEDICINES la Complete in Every Department. J^tAdle »Ule ExcbMUT?- J. P. BOBERTS A CO. JAMMJOIIWTOJ. Frrarfator. jEtts^JStssaj1 HsMings, Doo 20th, 1869—wyl. , AABOS CLAJIK, 0MK OKI CSSS 1UI ▲ CARD. Michigan HOMgOPlTHJ. Exchange. PICTURES FRAMED, THE HUSBAND OUTWITTED. NUMBER 42. Mim EUawurtli" left him without a “And why did you play this jest upon ord. • ‘ m*F’ “ It is well,” he muttered to himself. “To ere whether you really loved mo for my own sake." “ Ah, pretty, indeed! And suppose you tag in MainwaU’a ear, two can rtar “ that game, can t they F MainweQ took Nedfa jeering very *o“ Humph F’ sho had diverqa-ared. 8ho did not once 80 there was a little family quarrel on turn to took back. the »j»ot “Now invito your father and mother “ humph!" and turned again to finish to come ud h*o u*," mid Mr. Mainwnil, pride I after tho cloud* had cleared away some­ his work. what. • “IwiV*he replied, “I wiR But was through and wm putting on hi* coat. “ I tliought,’rwrUajis. that I had first you tnuri go with mn to •ew”' then., And vet wti found • woman after my own heart. and to pacify them, hi view of what wo was brand « But amid tliit world of fashion and nur go. . Ho avoided her thereafter. He did not seek to catch her eye for a bow of reevgnilioo. Whoa she entered a draw­ ing roim where liewns he would go out by anolbee way. But he we* more than over in the company.of Ned Whittaker. Ned, in i*»ing to and fro between Mis* Kll«worth and him, served rtill a* a sort uf link between them. “ You are a tynical fellow,” ufd Ned, one day. “ Why don’t you take tho [>cople as they oro ? You will find good enough iu them." “ But they won’t take mo a* I am. That is the trouble." “ Pooh 1 Yau see yourself that sho allows no other suitors to ncnanij Any her. Don't yon see that ah* i* alon* or with other girb tho nice: of tho time F' “ Iler b’-art is full of vanity.’’ “ Pshaw! She fa trained to loxoriou* notions that'* all/’ MamwoU'e trunk was awaiting him and the stage, cuuido on th* jaarxa, at tim time this conversation was going ox On the trunk were his initiate, O. M. Mis* Ell-worth, passing that way, saw tho Initials ®°t by chsnc*, for sho had been very busy scrutinizing the trunks that ksy together in a i<le, and when she saw tho initiate, sho started aud turned pale. She recovered brnelC and withdrew with her companion a little way, and thon stood still aud watohed. J‘roseat>y Mr. Mainwell cam* cut with Ned upon the piano. IIo chanced to turn his toward Iwr, and their eye* met—mot for tho first time since ■bo had left him white ho was at work upcntheljck. flhe did n«ii turn away her eye*- Hh* bowed He lifted hi* hat. The ico wa» brokex He aiiproaihod her to bid her good­ bye. What the oemrereation was that cnsued Utwren th* two when they were left alotie by moans of Ned’s ingenuity in spiriting away therwt af tho compa­ ny, •* unknown, with th* excej^ion of th* following: “ But I am a locksmith,” said Mr. Mainwell. “ No matter " . "Are you willing to Uro aa the wife of one who with Lis hands earns Li* daiiv bread F’ “ I in wilUnjr to undergo anything to be With you. I have suffered enough. Tx_ 1__ 11------- l-.i J.w. T L... EA week at tho watering place, and 9M*t uf ths tini* each day sp-Bt in tho muspnny of Mr. Mainwell. the gentle­ man whom ML* Ellsworth's <>(d friend' had introduced to har one morning on llio jriaz-a. bho haiP Bailed with "him along tho share on moonlight evenings and sho luid danced with him fa ths nnitod to the one I lore?’ tlfrougcd drawing room*. “ But your mofhsr—yenr father F* Mus.ElIerorth was not a flirt, who “ Unleae I am willing to loare them dLtnbutod her ideal* among many gentlomeu, and she hail found her ideal well nigh realized in Mr. Mainwell. “But then tho lose of wealth, of < *uly tho evening before, their talk hod position and of tho surrounding* of re­ withdrawn itself from tho general topic finement F’ “ Do not soy anything more about it I am willing to leare everything for manliness »hn bad en^juragrd an ap­ your sakn. I am weary of being with­ proach to that pmonal sort of ronrcnu»out you.” . non which rotate* to lovo and matri­ “Would yob bo willing to become ray mony. . wife this day, this hour 1 Your father And now to find Mr. Mainwell this and mother might otherwise put obitamorning, with hi* coat off and a smith's do* itrour way.” anron on. engaged in mending a lock 1 “ I am willing — thia hour, this, He no* doing it publicly. Thelockwta minute.” . on tho dour that tod to the tniddlo of the “Hwy do not know of my position in front iiiazm, where the fashtonalite In­ lif.?* die* aud gvudemcn were sitting or protn“ They i.till tliiuk yon ar* wealthy—a« I did?’ preached, leaning on th* arm of her frtend, Afina Wort. Who rocogniaed we are now fa sprit, Husband and wife ; him, looked intently at him, gar* her end thon at onoe wo will take tho c«irs for tluj liome I h«vv for you—a homo which, though lowly, will moke you to him. ^Yhither you go I will go." Mainwell F’ sin eaked. They were married iu a quiet way in “ I do, Mira Ellsworth. I belicro 1 th* lifil* watering-plac* chapel, with the am a natural rfiecdianic." wicked Nad conniving at the intoohtof. “ 11 appear* very odd to eoe yon doing Th* next train to the city convoyed thm this.” a* pasmog’ws. “It is my trade,” ho replied, rising will show von Hie shop where I from hi* work and turning to her. work,” said Mr. Mainwell, when theenrHer check Idancbad * Httlo. “ Your riag* th*y took at th* depot in the dty trade F’ she said, fatally. hid drawn up before one of a long block “Ye*, trad;. Mu* Ellsworth. The proixietar said the lock needed mending, of th* city. and 1 told him that 1 could mend it fur " What do you mean F’ she demaulhim." The party of girls cam* a’otw just thra. Aftfa- wondering at Mr. Mainwell awililo, and laughing at him, they B. J- BROWN, IMT-1>- In day* they *tarted out in a carriage on th. ir errand. Mrs. Mainwell guvn tho direction to the driver, and her husband could not help expressing his wander at the increaaing squalor of tho neighborhood through which thev rode. The carriage drew up at length before a miaerable looking tenouient Louse ud stopped. . * Where the draco are yon taking me F’ asked Maio well, looking sharply at hi* wife. n>iRJV . “TIero - wait," he exclaimed, after his h*sitanry, “ let me gvt ont first ud help you out Whst does thfa meu F* “ Follow an." She led him np stnire—up, up, thro’ throng* ud dirt end smell*, to the fourth story. Here she opened u door without knocking, and the two entered., Tho woman wn* dreeied neatly, and so were tho children, but they were all dreesod very poorly, in koepisg with tho place. Tli* man was dad more carelessly, and even more ixx>rly. On hi* head ho kept his bat, wnich was full half a dosen B. A F. LYOB. ufaud and looked * 6 plinter*. Ont of a handful of anoint ueedoiaa, eyrvye* of marrying ud giving in mar­ riage. which w* find upon our tab)* thia month, w» select the fallowing: rta* to be tied, ba verily believed that it W!t» alter some forma! and impre**iv* fashion, and that it* legality would daitend entirely upon tho formality. H* lent tl^pimticnt couplo waiting nboa the thriwnold of double-ble***diMMe far quite u hour, while bo thumbed over growing impatience, hw slammed th* book together u.l desperately exclaimed: “Join righthuds I Nu’w listen to me. “My Lu.banJ, Mr. Mainwell; tny fa­ ther ud mother, brother* and sisters,” I wut you to understud, before you mill Mrs. Mainwell, introducing *11 go uy further, that yon have now un­ dertook tho mart important uadsitsilif * Mr. Main well stood ud stared, withthat you ever undertook to undertak* “ Ask lirt-ir psudon, George, for run­ ning away with m«." Out." Who are tlici*” Another “ Have I not told yon; didn't I intro­ duce you F “ W ho were they I saw at ho watering gent man—but to inordinately fond of his joke that no official duty or dignity pinO’P' livelihood—served nt my trade, George — ud she fancied iny nppoaranoo, dressed tno up, ud took mo off there wij» them!" “ You jest with mo,'* ha said, w ith n ghastly imile. \ “Doll Do L indeed ? Three people socm to neogniae me a daughter ud a sister. Jest, indo*d! You will find that out." “Youare too tasteful, too cultured, too Cno fvaturod." “ AU this a milliner may be, or a sew­ ing girl. Look for yourself among the clave. It fa not true. AU that we giria need is drera" M<BwoU lifted his fi»t and dashed it through tb* air. He ground hi* tooth, Mie wifo-took off her hat and cloak and fnri, and flung hareclf down at the table, and buried her face in her hand- qoent pracioo t pm many log * couple of peljiable venlnney, to conclude tho cere­ mony with a charge to tho n*w)y mare of ma tri niCTdy, that ‘.tie pood advice *A- peop’e to start out with prospects quit* a* fair as ynttni sed md 1/ embay *MU A far western mxnisge oeremosiy, thirty years before tho Pacific Railroad in hi* ahirt-sleevN, busily ply ing th* ho*. Enter two candidate* fur matrimony, who fallow him clotely along tho row. “Ite you tbee^turoF' •'Yea." And th* bo* faster than ever. ' * dcapernti-ly exclaim*. ‘“Wall, shot up, dent /t have deceived me,” he aaid, <’ but come—you ar* my wife—I will try ud brar it." hill*.” bho sprang to her foot ud confronted Thus admonished the twain follow him. him anifously along, hand in hand, until “ Your wife am I !** ahe exclaimed. tlia end of th* row I* reached. " Your wife, ud doomed to Uro with dern you, stud up here;, and the equire loans for the moment upon hi* hoe bumay go. I will not live a wife unloved dto. for myself—you must take me thus, or “Do yon (to the youth) solemnly swear, I willstay. * He cdoecd Vi* door ud retired down th* stair* Jo -the ,*tre*t, clenching his hand, ud teelli as^t* went. " * “Ito you (to th* girl) edteranhr g “Th* horrid disgrace of it,".b« mut­ by thunder, to tale thia man for tered. “ The deriaon that will b* my tot. And then to marry eweb-a giri," But at th* street dour he tarried. Hr had a etruggto thorn teiih himself, all mu anl wife!” alon*. Hudrttmly ha turned and dashed door of the room, seised hi* wife in hi* nnn> and dasped her to hi* heart. followed that ah* uttered muehl “Nowl begin to think that you da • My chiliIren aia’ loro me,” shu said, nulling in his face. “You dolors mo ? You really think you No, *ir they ain’t u wife ■ot my parents. wai one fitted up *s a to Ned Whitlakor hare j< ly. "Kg “I think I have learned this leaeoa,* Mainwell added. form* of । �M*I1 Alt r. ■■ E*m** XOKTWATXE, JACKMX A HA MORTGAGE SALE. ani tov nrmi gannn. expedition in Eotturn Cuba, where tho of lib- DEfAL'l-TtartB^ta^ 9*ol Md glistcUa <U» In thio short article it will bo ri reply - ’TitA.VXCX.EIt’S GUI1 take ujton thamsolree the duly of saying WihYwdat. to teach a school may consider himself GHOST THAT WILL NOT DOWN. tho opring elections. It io none too soon as qualified for hij duties, but to simply ask tho question which forma the head, Whenever an occasion calle forth a nttiin. Our township elections are too ing of this inquiry: *• Are you master Considerable number of Demoerato for apt to bo regxrded_as of no particular political importance. It Is far otherwise. that which you propose to teach form the people~of their undying devo-. If by the lukewarmness of Republican* Non many things which are taught in our schools are valuable, just as they are try, and their unflagging lore for tho spring elections, they will setup a bowl taught with precision and exactness, and constitution and tho law*. Since the that the pwplo are aaxioui to restore to every departure from the mast rigid corcrualiing of the rebellion they hare boen power the party that fought four year* more than usually profuse in the*- dotlirough a bloody and cruol war to de­ mind of tbs pupil, but fails to make stroy tho Government and the coatrtry, upon him tho proper imprestion, and ■ to affirm their intention to on forte tho simply because they were dafoated at the goes far toward ran isring study irksomt, payment of tho public debt to tho last polls in 1860. and school work a root burden. fraction of tho last penny. It behooves every trus lover of his Teaching, orea in district achaols, is Their profuse profetuoas in respect to country, of liberty and justice, to rally taking rank ai a profusion as distinct as these matters cannot but make didnter*at tho township election* and by a glo­ law or mod^pne, requiring persons of eeted people entertain the idea that there rious victory say to tho rebel sympathis­ broal general culture and thorough tech­ is lurking, somewhere within their vari­ ing copperheads that the people have no.' nical qualifications. Tho teacher who egated body, a desire to oipress a diiferforgotten tho part they acted during tho to-day oommia ls a ready position in a rebellion, in denouncing our brave sil- gjol sshool is one who knows more of « That there is a body, styling themsolves Democrats, n ho. ara decidedly op­ diers ns “lincoln hirelings,” because every matter taught in hu school than is posed to tho paym'int of the debt in any ttioy loft homo and comforts to fight tho found in tho text book ho has occasion Southern wing of tho Democratic party; to m This u so la regard to History, way whatever, periodical utter­ ances of patriotism and honesty cannot — pioy Itavo not forgotten how they dis- Arithmetic, Goograjliy—nil school atadcouragod cnlisimonta by culling tho war oa—but csjwcially the ca*e in regard to wholly conceal.' That this branch of the party is strong numerically, b manifest on our pail ca “ abolition jig," in which Grammar. It is simply impossible to pot into any in tho fact that pa]>crs of which “Brick*' no Democrat should engage ;—they have Pomeroy’» Jinucrai may be taken as a not forgotten bow tho iJemocracy tried book not too large% bs unfit for school specimen, advocating without tnr at­ to deprive Ute Michigan soldiers at the u*o as a text book, the necessary infor­ mation that will Itelp tho hurried teach­ tempted disguises the utter repudiation front from coating their votes in 1864 They have noi forgjt:en how their lead- er on I halting pupil over obstacles that ef national obligations hav^a more ex­ * loaded circulation, and are ofiencr quot­ ora called our boys in blue “bell Iwundu” will ju-jMat thomsolvos every day in the ed than those advocating the sum- thing and ••bulidoga,”nnd not having forgot­ study of language. What must bo done ? in milder form, or deuyii.g it alto­ ten the.ie things and ninny others of a Must a teacher take time to bocomi mas­ kindro 1 nature, they,will sec to it that ter of all the authors “ aud their name gether. tho Democracy do not carry tbo spring is legion,” who hsva written on this mat­ ■That men prominent in tho counsels elections. ter, before he outers upon his work? of the party are ropuliationista, and era Barry County has a bright and. noble Must he leave tho matter a dea l, ^unlooking anxioudy for the opportune mo­ record—let her sustain it thia spring in »>lvod myitory, a* is too often done and ment whan they san fasten their opin­ remo nbrance that wo are to lufvo r thus make the impro»iion on the mind ions on the party and force their support State ole: tion tliis fall, and should lose of the pupil that “ there is nothing to by party discipline, is plainly seol in t-io n» prestig- in the spring elections. It is tlio study, anyway,” aud “that they know position taken by such mon as Mur.goi pm * for Iho Republican press to begin as much, practically, who wasto.no time and Gallsdsy, and by mia ai prom:nont to ngitatate tho importance of a thorough instating Grammir us do tho**_who and influential as Dan. Voorlicos. It is organix :tiun for tho township election*. study mist?"' • not for * moment (opposed that there It is plain Hint the one thing that are hot men among tho Dcmo.'retj who tiua—lot it move on. Yours, would assist a toacbci in solving tho diffavor tho papnrat of oar iudeblednoca ViojLixcs. ficuYties that give rise t > such questions, with ths most scrupulous honesty, prpmis ■ goodeneyclopodiaof Grammar, and iaent among whom wo may name John tho teacherSo passe won of such a vulDan. Sicklex. Quincy Adams and Horatio Seymour, ums would bo master of his position. but ths noticeable feature in tho whole i To tho candid consideration of the There are doubtless thousands of matter is, that the mon in the party who are honed are unable to hold the repu- men who to nobly defsadod the honor teachers in the country who are not and integrity of our country on tho tent ­ distors in chock, and may at any moment ed fiald we command the following from w* have it in " Goold Brown's Grammar prominent places, and giro to the** tho Kalamazoo Gtnt’.U, and simply ask of English Grammar*,” a large octavo our “boys in blue'* to remember that volutus of over 1100 pages, published whose wards and actions they so much by William Wood A Oo., Now York. deplore, the foremost positions, and to Thia book fills tho nisco it is designed their dishonest schemes tho sanedos of nubia who for their country and human­ ity perillol their all at tho cannon’s to occupy as fully and completely os does a party platform. month, and that on one of the hardest Webster's Dictionary fill its proper place, We do not hesitate to say that there is fought field* bo left a leg, a monument and is about as iudisponsablc. Not that of hia undying bravery. But it is meet all questions ire settled iu it bayond ca­ that this ghost that will not down, even that such as ho should bo defamed by vil, but tha^/rom its pages you are en­ at the bidding of those whoso voice it ths unterrifled of Michigan. Tho slur abled to mo all sidei of a question, and Ba* been accustomed to obey, may yet iu the article on the Senate ha* not instead of groping along a wall, or in ■talk abroad at noonday okd draw after the dark, to see your way clooriy an! it to destruction the credit of this greal enough of sense in it to demand or re­ choose which path you will travel. fk> ceive even a pasting notice: nation. Tho facility with which tbo Tho Republican pre*s bus lieen con- perfect a book is it, although marked udcrably agitated over ths question of with some poculiaritios of orthography, voice to every scheme of political iniqui? Dan’s confirmation by the Senate. Tho and with some opinions which, while ty, that gave tho faintest promise of suc- desire is genera', for his confirmation. they may never find popular acceptance, The “ fltneM-of things" demands thnt we do not hwitate to express our belief we need put no trust iutho words where­ Dan be confirmed. Tho Republican party is tho meanest party thpl ever dis­ that tho next fifty years will fail to prowith they profess their desire to pay tho graced American politics. The ftreeoat debt The tremor that agitated tho Dem­ mon in ths Senate are the lows*! and No schoolhouse is furnished without ocratic Representatives when Mr. Golla- manaoAt mon that over disgraosd the day said that “tho whole Democratic Senate Hal]; and Dsn Sickle* is tho sitiou, unless ho has had more than or­ party stood upon his platform bat wore moonast man over sent from the United State* as minister to a friendly power, dinary moans at his disposal for procur­ afraid to avow it;” showed that he struck and there is a jieculiar Ctass* ialu* cou- ing information, who has not ready acat a vital point “d ^nt home the firmation. oesa to thia truly profound and scholarly blow. Ix>t Dan be confirmed. w rk. ’ J. H. Palmbo, t The frantic crijo of Eldrodgo, Niblack Co. Bup’L Schools. and others, testified to the depth of tho wound and tho acutance* of tlioir suffer­ tiocs at same length the death of Hon. News Itemsings, and when they attempted, to shield Samvu. Cmiwblxb, who died at his resi­ themsolrse behind prominent Republi­ dence in Bodford, New Hampshire, on —Ii a serious nonaent on the Albany cans, with the cry of guilty children tho 11th day of January, 1870, agod 05 and Boston liulroad, three men were killed. V' the patriot father* of Now England, and a man whom tho people delighted to honor. Deni the father of Hon. Z. Chandler, our able, efficient accom­ plished Senator, and on old wall feel that his days were orowaed with honor, ea lie viewed the manly stand over taken by exact justice in all ■ things, should ring hu son in dafimco of tho flag under again throughout the laud until tho re Terborating ochcre* shall drive into oblivan American Senator. tifis 1 in tho most emphatic manner to tho weakness of lbcirprote*ta At this juncture the Republican party ' should give forth no doubtful sound. ir the ‘‘literary gentleman,” who doo* On tho utterance of that sound, and not nied a Webster’s Dictionary, will <h» willing support that it shall awaken, turn to Ilia proper place in that volume, he will And that the author thereof difr work thus far carried so nobly on. Were fam from him, - doubtless to the ducrodtho Democratic party to come into power national credit begin io die. Men whose hearts boat in unison with Mun­ w um tn Tho Spring.EncMon*. of the word indispensable. •'Little boot* should keep near shore. ’ —Th* Iter. Theodore Pock, of Hu bo­ on, is reported as a fugitive—the wife f one of his deacons going with him. —Sixty train* of can arrive and depart .. aaa«gsaae"-w from Grand Rapid* daily. As OurjtAaN-Tbo refund of ths Senate to contfrm tho nomination of n 'iu IkiitUrta Attoroey-Genaml Hoar. iw la am U> In Exchange Block. Middleville. Wrljht * Smitfc, Tnn Cuablottk nKruBiacANofFr!- Prop'r*. • 10:|0r.». Mlgbl " CRACKim. CBACKERJ. CRACKVPs JACKBOX. LAXSIXO A 8A0I5A Ytu WUX CEACKffl Your LEMON CIIACHEB8 Krons* <;*e *. a. Halt I buy Butter, Lard, Eggs and Whin Ash Wood. LAU8B0KK A MICHIGAX HOU : Church Directory. GEOHGE PRESTON Kg ruiTHHii Large &. Well Selected Stock of GROCERIES, II’ HASTINGS! jrd.Tasitsstraws1.. In making this announcement to the Citizens of Hastings and vicinity, I would call your attention to a few fuct>: FAMILY OBOCEBIXI, «K A permanent Clothing House in Has­ tings, where you can always find a splendid Uno of CLOTHS, CAS8IMERES, VESTINGS, FIRST QUALITY Hate and Caps, and ovonthing pertain­ ing to man's wear. ' ScconsX, 1 WAWFALTlRIXt DEriHTME.VT, where work will be dons in the b«st stylo known to the trade. NO PRICES LOWER THAN OURS, _A.yi(1 Lastly, It will be for your interest to examine our stock and pric--*. FAlUtOX ONE UVNDflKD ACBBA adjolala* loa n.w. all in the O~a>- oT Carry "Bd buna. .1.11 tints. GEOHGE PRESTON Wx. L. Cct* ZjalraB*. Why MORTGAGE SALE. WRIGHT &. SMITH, T<EW GOODS f’ iu.rn.bau cuart, tar uhl woaty. .1, V31 e>.« ■Mat lira at. apac Mid r-nludilUywt *L Rail Road prices SPAULDING'S SEW CASH STORt EVERYTHING TO PLEASE, i aauar of ilia eusta «f 2® PRICES TO SUIT! That's Big Talk, Try it Now. mbi.uii. .nA msnsi srasM !•«•« r. WrMt or I..IW u ..uu.or r*r-1 «r um iii.au ।•«nr »<-.u b» tarw^wssftsaS'w-® SmM > ou. &■< lew. MtfLa* MS* ■»* AMS. all Salta has a fine assortment of SALE ON EXECUTION. MET SILLlItHT C00M IEKE. 0. 0. SPAULDING. ardftirvua UwraaC. Iba < Lu'.m Btrow. •ar.lr.r of 1 JQ-OTICE.-TO SAVE COSTS AH Parsons Who Owe All Persons Who Owe ’ AH Parsons Who Owe GRAYTA PHILLIPS GRANT k PHILLIPS GRANTS PHILLIPS .... ... . o Why Do tho Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Iloback’s Bittern to thoir cuatomcra? Because After years of- experience and tnal they have bees proven to be a sure core for Dyspepsia and Indiges­ tion. . Why Is it that Physicians um and recommend Dr. Roback's Sugar-coated Blood Pills? Because They know tb^ingredient* of which they arc made. Are. Dr. Hoback’s Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills the best remedies taken to­ gether for tho euro of all diseases of the blood ? Because PROBATE ORDER. CHANCERY SALE. Tbeji arc tho best combin*tiun ever made. Why MRS Tho Blood Purifier is the only article in the market which contains the'celebrated costly Drugs imported «x.pressly from Sweden for its manufacture, and the Pills contain the active principle of Podophyllum (Mandrake Root*) and is a substitute for Mercury. id Why . —Gold has been discovered in Clarke County, Ill. SALE ON!EXECUTION. Mnat Call aa4.KetUe Mast Call and Kettle At Once-NOW. -A_t Onw-NOW. AtOnot-NOW. with American policy toward China AND MUST HIVE OUK PAT ATO MUST HAVE OCK PAT AXD MUST HIVE OCE PAT N»nBgnfer»i*t*d ear Job Roo esev*SMon« bbS B>*lrrial. •« * pan* lb*o *’«r to lur» o<H Pia.o FriellB(, so Bbotl noun, tad at tb Because [OOKOUT FOITHECABtf COMM IS I OX EKS’ NOTICE. R C FBI MOUL Jadta of Probata . Is it that Dr. Robnck'a Stom­ ach Bitten increase in ml!n every year? —A riot occurred at Burkville. Mita., and 76 negroes were arrested. J arc singularly Illustrated In the Bcnnto- Nlgfct «■ MICHIOAX CXNTtlL B. R. AT J ■ . gBOULDEB, ARMS I —Tho Crosby Opera-House, Chicago was damaged by fire on Wednesday night Hyde Park to throw the long Island Railroad train from tho track. K'-r- IStt S'”’~ CHACKKB8, 90033 —The Member. Union Express Oompany’e office at Darlington, Wi*., has been rubbed of J2,“00. —Resolution* have been introduced in tho Florids Houso to impeach Got. Reed. OYSTER PIO-NIC BOSTON 80DA C. D. STEWART. Railway will be completed to Charlotte to-morrow, and trains will run to Battle Creak from thia point in about a week. — Several hostile tribes in th* Indian Territory o$s preparing for a-Springcam poigo against tho white settlors. —The Philadelphia Metropolitan Po­ lice bill has passed the Pennsylvania Legislature. BUTTER Your CREAM (orCracknell) CRACEEIJ Cold.—The thermometer Friday wa* 24|o below zero at Bangor, Me. 2tcw Jtdrrrtijrrarnts. Your Year Your Tew Your Are Dr.' C. W. BolMck'. Stomach Bitten, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills tho three greatest remedies tho world has ever knownt Because After eleven years’ experi­ ence and trial the sales nave increased each and every year, and thousands of let­ ters (unsolicited) of the re­ markable cures they have performed bear witness. tho loUor* ia Ux*l Colam. of cure, by Uow • �genl and MimtHanrouj. BUSINESS CARDS. FARMER® -HELPER, twa now to poem tbs rso THE BEST ! THE BEST I rr-THS SODTHrtO AMStUCAS^ja r ** *ni u ttu D. S. WOODWARD, •*’* Tb. TUjrapA »f bM Wadaaeday aaid .flM. ISTEW GOODS Direct from Factorics. Music & Jewelry. DAILY! JO^Specialities in every department. «To.rE'S! stores: Wo hare now In Stock the lorjwt variety of Dnn Medicines, Groceries, COOKING, ~ ‘ PARLOR COOK AND PARLOR STOVES~ tepartaara la ill abeal la apfty for yataau a«al Cnr. Write far tail yartxolan iiaiirilag pdaaU Bad print, to MCX«4V% rr^uarfiiA GREAT SACRIFICE! Closing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, 4c. at and below cost, at the A THIEF. i 1’ CITY DRUG STORE! J a General Grocer, Morine SUar-Wn. L. G>bb. Altana/. Probala Ordir—Ealala at Uaae W. ttmaa. Cbaacarv Saia-W. I.. Cobb. C. C. Con. Cbaaeiry Sala-W. L. Cobb. C C. Can. Caatanaaioam* Nai.ca-Ealala of Jamei t TalbaU. Sala ao Eiacalieo-E. IL Mattery, SbarlC. SaUoa KxacnUoa-K. H. Mallorr, SbaHK sa^ cC.’-';. * • CLOTHING HOUSE! 36 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. selling DRUGS and MEDICINES w II E .A $30 Beaver Overcoats at 820.1 $20 Cassimere suits of clothes $15. 18 *• “ •• 12. 12 “ •• $7,50 10 “ " “ 7,501 Good Shirts aud Drawers, 40 cents I? E Irritable Invalid*. WHAT AIETHET1 IMPOST WEMIM AND VISITIN8 CARD* nd wo havr jail Io loci'*110 <•>•» tbaro *• «m ploci la wbara baltar goedi aaa ba beagbl for taaa noiwy Item iu Um ot U>| Firry Broa. Bear U>« fool of Maaroa ilnrt, la Grand Kapida. WOOLEN FACTORY HmtimiWohes Factoit HOLIDAYS, to unnaually l*rre and aUneUvr asaortment of ForvUu Gooda, of tbclr own importation, Aho, everything rich and new in Jew­ elry. Foil! Fl I rar and Filter Plated Ware, a U-., Which they offer at Greatly Reduced Pricea. dumoxm, Kbs KJanuLM, rtnu, JOHN G. RUNYON TAXES! KEEPS HIE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES TAXES! Tho way to make money is to savelt; tho way to save it is to buy your Hardware ---- OF----- H. A.<1OODYEAB. I keep constantly on'kdrid a large and well selected Stock of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. Gold & Silver Watches, In the article of Stoves alone, people wishing to purchase these most useful articles, can^save ut least Fine Gold Jewelry, TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT Mi Silver M Un BUILDING MATERIALS, WMaten. Ctookeaed Jewelry MopeteW ntVannM. ;s TOOLS Ml 1*7.17 QI �I Frosh Garden, Flower, ftrtiit, ;Hcrb, Tree, Shrub and fiver-i green Seeds, with directions fur tine. The Febwdy. uamtrer of thia un-'♦culture, prepaid by: mail. The" rh-allcd Msgr-'.lnn ecBfeiun ijn elegant: most complete nnd judicious aasteal opHinr. “FReltas Tbe Patient s sortment m tho country. Agents PulM,r*an ameatnir engraving of “The wanted. DOOT. DODD’S N E R VISE AND Enow Man?' and a splendid Fashion MA^toefsHbTT fw|t.*>: prroaid by naif. Plate, bertdo various patteraslncmbr.l-■ AlwXanliFni'M. Hants, Ualba. at! tbeaawltotlcty, fancy work, etc. and sK^ea by the beat wrifera In the literary world. The I.rrrui Couroxat »oi» Fbbboaky.—Thia favorite tnagaalnc is imro, i crisp aadbrUlUut; as usual, full of the' firth jthews of Young American life. It grows better end better, and no boy or | girl should be Without it. Published by Alfred L. Sewell, A C?., Chicago, at S1Z» per year. «EnZl»rEUTISEMtSTS. The CmLDRKc's HotR.—Wo notice that tbe publisher*of this beautiful magGoo. P. Rowell 4 Co's Column, axlne bare offered special terms to Day and Bunday•c'-'hooU; and wo learn that, tt Use already been Introduced Into many day-achooh as a rradtng-book. i Tbe (Mines, interest, purity, thought- ' ful eameitneaA, and high tnorrd tone of the •‘^ovn,, reoder it particularly valu- ' able for thb purpcac. Teacher, eirnot I IS'VIOORATOK. NERVOUS DISEASES. Justness Jirrrtorj. "JOHJ ROBERTS, R H- MALLOBX gnjmrrr. "TOdeaa. ' om. u Um c—r. n<«~. Ha _____________ t— WM. UWOHH, o— • carefully. ".Tie yearly suMcrintfon l«| ■'11.55, or elevnn copies for *10. Th.- , special terms to schools are <x*c«cdln.<:ly । liberal. They are asfeltowsj 2>) cop .one year. $17; copies. :■ VD tuple-. fT5. Address T. S. Arthur A i^ns. WO A 611 ChiwUiut Street, Plffkriclphin. GREEK HOUSE PLA2TT3, ROSES. &c. HUtoad Multo. J<ut rrattotd. Hyaetsihs. Tulip*. Crams, ^naudiutM. Illfea. Ac.. Ac.’ WM. ADAIR, Denon; Taste awd DtscRrnos’d Worthy Cjioicx.—The Phrenological Journal. Get tho February Dumber, which con­ tains biog^phlcal und criileal sketches of George Washington, Confucius the Chlnew sa^c. ’fath t" Hyaetuthc, H. J. HAMEY, - V, •-;, | r.. -r-b-.r W soil tbe i;;r.t.-AX KNtrnxo machine, tba «3» rtirii .’•wiiir Knit’taa Msoh.ns a»rr iniMlad. gan; with portrait.'. Ileal Io’, What, Can I Do Best; or, Mad sad bls Tools;. My "Brother’s Roeper, on Address by Vlcc-Pnaidcnt Colfax: Tho Ihdundt-r, a Singular African Tribe, fivciCmtistI*rt;1 doo, Mr-r.. or AX M's_________ ■ Aromitio VenotabJe Eord Life of Dr. Wayland; Public Cheat-, Tho “Blues,” The Rich and the Peer, A Petrified Forot. TbeTurning Point, Il­ lustrated, Spectrum Analysis, La,tnl Ed­ ucation, Catarrh—Cause and Cure,’. Appetite— it. lierwu-iilnu, Theory ol tlio Aurora Borualla Terms.,33.0) a ye ,r. —•— e. it. wrtu=, Ed-. WELCH & GRIFFITHS, linnet llimw. DETROIT. « Wcodbnd'e Pt. Fait. luc cart aaysM <«• <Ul» rf IkU B'ltk d «rff-irV’'*»d«t ! n.- iwwwJUit, al Ituud fartkvrcrui XC.FROST. M. IX DETROIT BILLIARD TABLES. ATTEETXOH, C0XRADE8 ^glLHATTOiLD.P.A -t:: J. G. BARROWS, NEWS SS'.I itdssttauHnKis COMMON SENSE DETROIT MACHINERY. J^OtLER suor. J. A T. McGREGOR, ■ss-tw. Ayer’s SW®; Its natural Vitality and Color. maft Jjlu XlSjBl jHhAjBb A dressing which u at once agreeable, bealiliy, and effectual for prsserriug tl.o hair. Fot-'/d or yroy ^a'' *• cx"‘ ret.’crrit to ill a rigin al color tri’M tht g'on and enad, falling hair ducked, and baldMM often, though not always, cured by.- Nothing eaa reslora the where tbe follicks are destroyed, he lianeb atrophied nnd decayed, such as remain esn be saved for iliums by this applies I ion. Instead bulieg the hair with a pasty sediAk will keep ii clean and vigorous, (oeaainual um will prevent tho hair learning gray or falling off, and •quenlly prevent baldness. Free I thooe dekterio-.’.* substances which a some pn-paratioas dat>gtrou> and nous to Ui« hair, the. Vigor can ; benefit but not Lai iuk. ll named HAIR DRESSING, habtemb house ■ aAAuton to Ibis. a Mra TOXIC (aal •>) and tXVinoSAXT. with aower .«BEX PE I. or COUNTERACT THR MOBJlHON is Iba ■r.tem, and ryrerrry II •- For sari. Taaia Dodd's Nerrto. sad dlar to ofend sad ncwniaaadad as al aeca HOLBROOK & MILL gT* 2u Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods. BilFredswWArsmM, DETROIT .... fcU•’W-J Dastn fnnen, llinma Jumrr UtK A D. 1«» , . UICHrtJAS. ■S slsty (MI MTM, tawH 'Msri HOMCEOPATII BIlOWN. WFaTHIC rhp«a*» {OffrTAb. CLKV Dr. J. C. Ajw k Co.. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-02-16.pdf 92413be09da132d696655dad12382d83 PDF Text Text ^ASTDIG jBlUDL §°“1- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 1870. VOL. XIV, gusiatM Jirfrtorj. CUSTOMERS’ BENEFIT ! gortrj. of ah rnperfluau* eathnatea, will bo due to a Republican Congress But the truth is, that the wholesome THS GUXST. CHARLES H. BAUER. NUMBER focUr fidraw, i or178,000,000 43 Grarri* An- estimate* with the ox Johnson's administration GRAND COST SALE tho mr ended Jaa* 13,000,000 Isee&aa *IU to sumdei W with yr*■»!>*■* **< cause fur anlf-gmtclobon, has boon dis­ upon this point, bnt th* figure* may be tinctly disproved. We refer to the state- found in fall in the able and cxbanstivo m-nt that the estimates of the present JOHN ROBERTS, RH. MALLORY, StlKRITT, OSm at th* Court Haw MlehUan-_______ WM. UPJOHN, BOSTON CASH STOBE! POSITimi IT COST PERFORM * »!*» i^o ALL I ADVERTISE. •xuniU'to1 DR. C. 0. SCOTT, Come and share in the general benefit- MleklwM.___________ ’________ ALLEN BENNETT, K. J. HANEY. Hastings, Jan 12th, 1870. tf I. W..VRO0MAN, DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, BOTAXIC »n.| Brivetie FhnUtaa aed .n -. — -I- .^1 —,i EXCELSIOR —Gtlaxy. PRAYER FOR THE REPUBLIC. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTION, COMRADES! Hastings Cash. Store! Aro now offering for sale, a full Stock cf' New and Seasonable Goods, recently purchased in the best eastern market* at tho lowest possible price* fur cash. Our stock includes a full linp of *WM. H. UAYFOBD. F. A J. G. BARROWS, r >HOTOGR*PIIKR. M-waataP-WOBeeNundiae w/nwu-J. Fsiwurv'eretae* take* in»«ta»r« STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, Cloths fur S^turri t« * UmiMd utaot.______________ WRIGHT A SMITH, IRXKYR at taw. Israran-* and WM. H. HAYFORD, and Ready-made nothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoos, Groceries, &c. J^yCaib paying customers, pire us a call. Wo pill cheerfully •k0’ our stock, that you may compare price* with sny other first-class Store I5V~in tho State. We have got th* Goods and we want to s«U_jgJ .. . . ,1 .1___ _n___ _ —A —111 |3F“i«faryourintnre*ttobuy boro. V We will take in ■sag BUTTER, EG-G-S, r. iesSsTsi co.. We ar* also Agents for one of the best Bowing Machine* in the World. t-.Ua Steck. Huttass. f C. G. HOLBROOK, jxrint the 27th ______ _ ______,_____ _ ____ „ tho Post Office account was not included to nearly <100,000,000, and by the fiat in the <303,000,000 which ho had pre­ of July next, wh.n tho fiaoal year com­ viously stated a* Johnson's estimates, mence*, will amount to <150,000,090, and that it w<u included in the estinintee tho interoet oa which will be <9,000,000. submitted by President Grant But he This sum, although included m th* esti­ mate., i* not au item of expwnilif*> but a contribution toward the paymaafi of the national debt tween tho eitimate* of the two adminis­ <881,000,000, and in the book for hu>. trate n s and threw tho balance on the year at only 1803,000,000. Mr Dawes stated that them wb» a misprint in one item, whereby <1,000.000 bad been con­ •iro to justify himself in the position he verted into <11.000,000. But after mak­ had first hastily taken, than he did to do ing allowance for this error of <7,000,­ 000, there etill remained <324,000,000 as the estimates of the nre««nt admjnis- prominenco to th* comparison of esti­ npprojirtate<l, tho second ia one which no tration. ogvinst <303,000.000 as the Inst mates of oetimatoe, (which, os wo ham estimate* of the admmistrntion of, An­ seen, results in favor of President Grant,) the third i» not an expense, bnt a pay­ drew Johnson. This certainly seemed but roliod solely upon the excess of thi* ment on the public debt Together they tn justify Mr. Dawe*' charge ; but nn ex­ year’s estimate* over last; year*, appro­ explain ell but 112,500,000 of the exnaa* amination of the item* which make up priations, amounting, as he mid, to <42,­ 000,000. This certainly scorn* to threat­ en a formidable increase of expenditures Shore are many other smaller itysu <303'000,000 of last year did not include in tlic second year af President Grant’s which would account for oven a atiD. the estimated expenditures of the Post administration, as cotn pared with the wider difference, quite as conclusively ’ Offic > Department, amounting to <24,­ a* tho tkttpo items named account for the first <23!BW100U, but it would be tedious 540,413, which were submitted separate­ wore <78.000,000 ly upon pagn 124 of the estimate.books, tarn that itAm while tho <324,000,000 of tho present /•*> Iken the ot^ual erptnditwti cf the jiual year did include tho accounts of that de­ year 1808. 150,000,000, which It must bo remembered, however, that partment, amounting to <25,681,003. It was evident, therefore, that before mak­ the appropriation* test winter were cut ing a comparison between tho eatimat.’s down to the lowest posable point, to the credit of Grant’s economy, v • — _ ___ . »■______ __ of tho two admir.iatrntiun*, tho Post Of­ amounting only to <281,1AH),000, includ­ fice account of last year must be added ing <24,000,000 for tho Post Office De­ is quite dear that thorn was to the <303,W0,000, making over <827,­ partment, appropriated out of its own in the actual estimates to oecarevenue, thi*leave* only <257,000, ­ 000,000, or else the Post Office account of thia year most bo rabtractod from this 000 rppron.'nted out of the public year’* estimate*, reducing them from treasury. Let us now institute another Q <324,000,000 to lei* than <299000,000. curupnruon, ns follow*: 1. That tho estimates of this year at In tho former ca*o tho difference in fa­ th* very wont are <3,000l000or<4,000,vor of the prewint administration would 000 less tlian tli ose inspired by tho deaihbo <3,000,000, in th* Utter <4,000,000. 6 LL 5Stt"tbey are <7^000,000 Ire* To esniurn the present administration stands in round numbers as fclluwa: for haring presented estimates in circs, than the expenditure* of that adminis­ tration had been the year before. of tho amount appropriated test year, is, Johaaee** lovlUln* P._O, therefore, to censure it for not having reduced the oxjwnditurfw of tho Govern­ ment to a point <120,000,000 fee* than they wero during the list full year of ana ► - , IV. That those appropriation* them­ selves were <120,660,000 below the i* due him to sav that he was misled by th* figure* of the estimate books i. t. tho books of which one i* prepared each rear at the Treasury Department, giving in detail the itemsof expenditure for the next fiscal year, with tho estimated Commencing Jan. 15. A. HANLON, M. D„ Tho*c in want of a Machine will pfeate call and let Mr. Phillips .how ycra son of his fin* work. LT Remember the place, one d«* J*4 ‘'QinT fTO* Woman'* Rights- GRANT & PHILLIPS. Co.’* Drug Stare, south-side Stat* Street Hastings, May 19th, 1869.—yl .juastsU b—rvUnts'utooA r.a~ There is nlao another item of <725,­ 000 for subsidies to certain mail steam­ ships which was included this year in the <324,000,000, but was not included lot year in tho <308,000,000, although appropriated by Congress, having boon robnutted by Postmaster General Ran­ dall as a Mparnte item. Although tbeee uloua Fur, let it be remembered, that tho interest on the public debt alone amounts to <130,000,000, mid if w* sub­ tract that from the two amount* com- Dawes, by his ambition to •sas J0HN MICHAEL, HASTINGS DRUG STORE ^iuaruL WHERE YOU WILL FIND COBNBlt •! Hteu «*3 Ctareh A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GIFT BOOKS, JAPANESE CURIOSITIES, HOLBROOK & MILLS, TOYS, Ao., Ac. With Prices to suit the Times. WM- JOM1S. gVMaOF DytiW. w»aM DRUGS AND MEDICINES I» Complete In Every Department J^lddlewlHw Exoliwnsre. do not .how this advantage in the strongeat light of which it is susceptible, fur it will Be recollected that the official report of Secretary Boutwell, which was oxton•ivoly publuhed about tho time of tho E.eeting of Congress, put the estimated expenditure* fur the next fiscal year at only <291,000,0000, or <12,000,000 lees than th<wo of Andrew Johnson a year WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. age. As this estimate af tho Secretary was undoubtedly made with due car.e, it seems to be for more worthy of reli­ Mr- Dawe* cm the Public Expenditures. ance than an oetimate book prepared by ta clerk, ia which a typtgraphical error Washisctox, Feb. 8, 1870. of <7,000,000 has b-'en shown in a single item. It can hardly be doubted that the discrepancy of <8,009,000 or Da wee, of Maaaachuaelta, arraigning the <9,000,000 between Secretary Boutwell’s administration on the charge that it ia to the Post Office ac­ J. P. KOBERTS A CO. 1868. oilier expenses of the Government, a* follow*: WM.H.JXWRLL, HASTINGS HOUSE. that. Another item included in tbjs year's estimates, and Dot included in last year’s appropriation*, is the interest on bonds ranted by facta. But if his prwiptftny This, it will bo seen, amount* to a ro- tho Government by nearly one-half. If the administration finds it cannot aocomplish quite os much as this, it may Literary Notices. Tax Ausncix Odd Fbliztw for February contains contributions from England Germany, Baxony, Australia, iust occasion for denunciation. Tho fact is, that at the does of the fis­ cal year 1868-9 there was between <60,­ 000,000 and <70,000 000 of unexpend«d balance* of former appropriation* re­ maining in the Treasury to the credit of Intcreating Btatements; Scientific and the different departments, and the ap­ propriation* were cut down last winter, in new of this fact, many millions lower Hall, Philadelphia (Illustrated); Ladles’ than they otherwise would hare been. would actually l>o conducted upou tho tion. Published by Jokm W. Ona, No. amount appropriated, without drawing tngfrom the Chairman of the Commit­ mated for by subordinate officials, on those balances; and it would hardly tee an Appropriations, and Brom a Re­ publican besides, waa well calculated ta cdwled. It must be admitted, however, that if in qumitiot those few millions wore all we had to minished. Amanda M. Douglas. This novelet win that the full amount of <42,000,000 in exoeu. of lost year’s appropriations is ox followed by novelet by Frank Lee Bmpoctod to bo appropriated, or that it is even asked by the administration. It i. bend that the comparison ubore made paper*, and adapted tar AARGH CLARK, CABD. AOBE Mil <*■* *LL' .v. — BOMtEOPATHF. iiirai Ilona of dollars affair*. Sample number* sent gratis. We. send the JPM with the Bawra, far 13.0ft. or Michigan-Exchange. PICTURES FRAMED, rhile wudaiii.iTiTios cur.miTiT10II *«UW»00»tlLT w *teek to the payment of th* public debt, and wiR be little inclined to withdrew their d5ItX?7 1" works authorised by which the officers of t �ira®. a®, aw®, In the llottsc, on Tuesday, bill* were itrodueed to reduce the rates of postage Imawd’lhl thihi °n4Utor*t •*•**!"* per*d*d» Kansu are OLOTHINK rMpectivM Iwgsslatuiw. If it shall be. »d to give womk> empl<yw* the torn* needed, there will ba great public meet-1 compensation ss men in like positions ; —11J to , promote u. 1.its_ ing* 1held in.every part, -* of n resolution declaring Hurt Qrttgrces has the enuntry. Bnt we trust no popular I no power to levy dntiss for the Protec­ agitation will bo required. Congress must be swore of th* strong and grow­ tion of Horae Industry was tabled—89 ’IN HASTINGS ing sentiment which everywhere calls halting policy of tho administration in for tho removal of all politiotl disabili­ #j4 v wg**1! Cuba ia bringing forth logitl- ties and proscription* founded on our J" - .MM 6wt late convulsion, and will respond to the Tbur American citisona, guiltlew of all call. Lot u* cokbrnbi tho next anniver­ — Tho railroad is open from New toil intern, and engaged in peaceable sary of onr National Independence a re­ Buffalo to 8t Joseph. unit'd and completely free people - no • — Tho next State Fair U to be held at pursuits, are shot down, one of them tuaater and no slave—no degraded caAtc, 'J killed, and the others severely wounded, and no disfranchised and sullen minori­ Jackson. September 21, 22, 28, and 24. — 8. IL Pratt, of Niles, has b«-cu ap­ • by the hired ruffians armed by Spanish ty, wtioee rights have been forfeited by pointed Mail Agent on tho M. C. R. 11, power, and bearing tho esmo of soi- rebellion. Let us hold out the hand of between Detroit and Chicago. reconciliation, anb entreat those who diers. Thou armed murderer* evident­ — Th* postoffice at Allegan was bro­ were misled into rebellion to share with ly-took courage from the position of our us in full measure tho rights vindicated ken o^en and entered on the night of Government, and turned to higher game in oar Union trhtmph, not for a party or — The city of Jackson has shied 199,­ than unarmed native* and timid negroes. a claw, hut for our country and for all 750 fur the building of Holly WaterThe American flag, tho glory of s free people, mart be insulted, and they who A Sracmxx.—It is a maxim as old as ' eMimed its protection slaughtered with­ out mercy, beeanae they would not bow tho language we speak, th-it men never down uri -Worship 'that eham, that resort to billingsgde while they have HdefOs imposition, called tho Spanish any arguments to present, and we have 1100,000. never seen its truth more forcibly illus­ — The a: said to —----------. Whett sheU these daily murders cease? trated than in tho attempt made by the is ;>br mor? loan a year, with every possi­ Pminmlar Herald in it* efforts to slur Qualities as _—. «w.y it =»»»<■■. dbpnn, or .«««.-1 «' >-?"S • .“ ble effort made on the part of the author ■ reported, tbd Treasurer of Bay City ities tn keep hidden all facts that could fully contradict our statement that tho show* that ovor eight thousand dollar* militate against their cause, every mail Republican party stand* committed to ar* due to him. — The Michigan Central earnod |4,-, from Cuba has told us of murders com­ tho principle of Prohibition. As a spec­ 749,564 in 1869, an inerraseof <179,049 mitted in the streets, bouses and thoa- imen of it* tirades, we publish tho fol­ over 1868. ’tree, in shops and places of businesa, lowing from the last issue of tho Harald, — A Republican convention is to be wherever a possible victim could be and wo believe that the public will agree held Feb. 22, at Muskegon, to nominate found,, by these “ volunteers,'’ — with that a more senseless paragraph never a Judge for the XIVth Circuit. — The rails on tho Peninsular Rail­ whom patriotism ia a synonymous term emanated from the pen of any one wear­ road are down to Charlotte. Only 18 with plunder, and the duty of tho sol­ ing tho Hints* Foxx : miles to complete it to Lansing. dier culminate* in tho bloody work of Tho Proliibition County Commit too of tho assassin. It is a well known fnc^ Barry County and that most outrageous oiultodimvnt of absurd idiotyncrade^ tho that these mon are the power that repre­ editor of tho Hasting* Bixxu are hav­ — Tho ironclad Monarch has Loen or­ sent the Spanish nation in that island to­ ing a lively discussion concerning tho dered home. day. Nc General dare contradict one of Prohibition Party. The Bsxsu sec* in — llunisl McFarland's trial is fixed their expressed wishes, and no civil tho distance the downfall oi its lager fir the March sessions. — A serious gns explosion look place power dare interpose to punish thum for bevr soaked pet, and its lofty tumbling* and squirming to make it appear other­ in Boston on Monday. their misdeeds, or to protect the weak wise are only equalled by tho “gymnas­ — The Iriialatftrva of Virginia and and defenceless from their wanton st- tical gyrations" of Foo Choo, Hi Ki, Tuxaa haro convened. tkij and other well known celebrities of tho — Smallpox >■ raging among the In­ Were they capable of feeling, even Japanese school. There is one differ­ diana in Montana. — A woman hns been elected Ju-.lice for a single day, the emotion* of genu­ ence, however, between Foo Choo and tho editor of tho Uxsxxa. The former of tho Peace in Illinois. ine patriotism, they oonld crush out nil lie* in hi* bed when he gets tired of — Tho Utah House has passed a Wo­ opposed to them, and plant tho power of tumbling, but the letter lies out of it. man Suffrage bill. Spain in th* Island of Cuba os securely — A new chapel for tho Five Pointe as in the palmiest day* of that effete TanamLojAnox. — The New York Housu of Industry has been dodicctod ' te of good* smuggled Tribune, in utter disregard of ill usual through have been moda at Yet those are the num favored by our just course towards tho country press­ Government, the men who represent law and order! while tho follower* of Ceepode* and Jourdan, men who arc in sym­ pathy with tho agu, who strike fur lib­ erty and limit that boon to no class or color, are rebels, and have no rights but a title to garrote or bullet If this l|st asmult shall awaken our government, to tho performance of its duty, sad as is the occurrence, it will not have been in vain. Wo cannot beherc that this matter will l>o permitted to post by with no more notice than some cold, pointless, diplomatic commonplaces, that the cold-blooded individual who aits in takes ground against the num currnnexlof our papers in the county where published This action, if adopted by Congress, will bo almost n death blow to the local press, but will, of course, en­ rich tho mammoth \sheet* published in tho large cities. Wo have too much frith in the manhood and fidelity to tho public internet of tho members of Con­ gress (in cither House) from this State, to believe that they will, by their votes, consent to any such raid upon the coun­ try press fur the benefit of the city weekliM - made np exclusively of matter set up for their dailies, and consequently published at a more nominal cost Washington, will be wanted'thereby In making tliis announcement to the Citirens of Hasting* and. vicinity, I would call your attention to a few taots: First, IA permanent Clothing House in Hos­ ting*, where yon can always find a splendid line of GAIWimiH VESTINGS, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Cape, and everything pertainimv m:-n*s wear. Second, A ■ANEFACTCBIIG BErirniENT, where work will be dono in tho beat style known to the trade. ■ Third, NO PRICES LOWER THAN OURS, And Laatljr, Ronhestor to Now York, 885 miles, Buffalo to New York, 423 mile*, Dunkirk to Now York, 460 mile*, Cleveland to Now York, 625 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 milos, It will be for your interest to examine oar stock and prices. _ Omt Caata at a Barput ! Wmlrr Clathing at BMrm Priam. Hala <«d C-jm, C'Ass/ / J OOK OST FOB THE CMS! SPAULOIHG'S NEW CASH STORE PRICES TO SUIT — Th* Now J*r»»y Senn to has reject­ ed .the XVth Amenament . — A largo portion of the money stol­ en from the Port Jervis bank has been recovered. — A sever* nlo swept the North Car­ "•«*!» CtEto Th. — olina coast on Friday, and several disas­ ter* are reported. . — Tho Urnnite Paper Mill*, at Talcottvilln, Connecticut, hare been burned. — Another foreijnor hns bo«n a^sosNEW ADVERTISEMENTS, sinatod in Cuba. - V ,at<ut adT‘CM quiet was restored Geo. P. Rowell & Co’s Column, tn Pans. ~ Th® I^sidont ha* nominated Hon. William Strong, of Pennsylvania, and Mftwa! A weal Sawn! Hon. Josoih/p; Bra-llo, uf Now Jore.-y, for Justicv* of tho Buprvmo Court — Tho Tcnnosseo Uon'tituttonal Con­ SsMJwth. or Wiihriisw Auicsum Pttsv*. JcoauV-r-el-** vention, although largely Democratic, has refwed by a vote of b3 tu 20 to sub­ mit tho question uf nogro suffrage to ■ A Portable Engine and. That’s Big Talk, »IU U nil ra rwmiWi Try it Now. Yort u till r. a. Coosnu .t X*w Y„k «i<h *U“* “4 has a fine, assortment of KEW JU IL LIS El T GOODS HEBE. 0. D. 1PAULDIN8. JJOTICE.-TO SAVE All Persons Who Owe WELCH & GRIFFITHS, only just enough-to exchange tho compli­ ment* of tho season irith the Spanish On this subject the following from tho minister at Washington ; but if such, Grand Rapid* Bagla io 'worthy of tho should be tho case, we hope that an out­ special attention of oar Senators and raged amorican spirit will so blase Repreeenta fives, each of whom ia inter­ around him as to compel him to leave ested in tho prosperity of the country hfoptacwwkh m much haste a* hi* in-1 taamlyeo.icentratod kteaa of official doIn the bill that has passed tho Hons* eernm will allow. of Beprvsaatatives, and which is now May ths blood of those citizens of the bofi.ro tLo Senate, tho country press United State* not cry from the earth in throughout the United States has a vital vain, but lot u* now atone for the per- internet, which is alto shared to a con­ fcnnanoe of duty tong delayed, by siderable extent by its patron*. It is well known that the.oountrj press can­ ■peaking th* word that shall free a brave not hope to compete with tho metropoli­ w from tho thralls of an oppression tan in extent and variety of new*, and cantoris* old, and bring in tv being an­ must roly on its industry in kcal mat­ other republic whose strength and great­ ter*, principally, for patronage. What nets shall, in the coining yt.or* add anew at fir.t thought socma to bo an inconsid­ erable item the postngo in very many And Superintendents of Buildings. glory to the Western World. Case* settle* the question regarding what Office 44 Mill 8t-, (on the CanaL.) neper shall bo subscribed for. To the O»nd Rapids, - r Mloiuacan. feature of tho law exempting from post­ age woeklj papers in tho county where publiabed, is the country pro** largely Tb* foUMring. from th. New York indebted for its prosperity, and we toIhhM, will oommend itself to the gen­ gard the recommendation of the Post­ eral approbation of the friends of equal master General, that this provision should remain a* horotoforo, M eminent­ rights, in all ports of our Isrnd: ly wise. When tho bill f* rorisilerwd in REAL ESTATE The eotabbshment of Impartial 8uf- the Senate, we hope to see an amend-, ffitata, through the ratification of the ment to this etLx.t provail. Tho pub- All r*r*on* Who Owe N GRANT M PHILLIPS GRANT to PHILLIPS niM.on.i. jroitwAY diri. GRANT fc PHILLIPS Whose Acoouat* and Xotm «r* Du grw advtrtisttatnif. THE HEW TOIK METMIIHT. Mast Call aa4 Settle CALL AT THE HASTINGS TFo Sts, AND MUST HAVE OUR PAT We ideaa What AND MUST HAVE OUB PAT BUTTER OYSTER UmteteSwtSMrA; LORILl.iVfrS v,,d.J». Yacht Club PIG-NAC BOSTON 80DA CRAUKERa. CDACKER2.1 CRACKERS. CStACKKBS, Tour CREAI (orCracknell) CRACKERS Im WINS CBACBRS. C01MIII ■Mta shall be chew by ho&rt; the Ourode-Foster oonleotod roal wm diwraMed bnt no decisivo aotfon wm taken. J iUuul*l W sXw^? Asn- a. th,XTVth P«" “,d XVth - * * At Onco-NOW. We Mean What JFc Sas, HUB & FBINDLEH Herewith wc present in brief the pro­ ceedings of Congresa for the week end­ ing with the 12th insL : In thwBaaate, on Monday, theresolutions of the Iowa Legislature, ratifying tho Fifteenth Amendment, were proeaated ; a resolution was passed providing fur the cenaidrratiGn uf Indian treaties, in openwetwion; Hie Census bifl was discusscd, but no vote WM reached. AtOnce-NOW, At Onoo-NOW. Fe Meal* What We Sas, ARCHITECTS, EXCHANGE. a IxdiA,^. Stack. XltetaWta Wriftt* talik, CENTURY GIN AND MUST HIVE OUR PAT WITHOUT DELAY. WITHOUT 11E3UA.Y. �JKKB.11®, 187®. TEDS IHABTIItBS BAHH1EB, HASTOBBS, IBA1B1BY 0®WTT, HnKDIEiaAJJ.-■'• gsral »sd gBiMtUsnwss. 0 1UI! W Hatom haa been putting forth **M ^tob^U-fcm2Llrcted to run it. Im. to Grand Riror ri* Ha^ tmgstoLowrtl T»ds aztourioa of the »oaM bo vfe Otteao to Greenvilla.—Grwssroi *-Jj- f -< “W. bar. m two directors of th. Marshall road since this “effort" was pot forth, and the conclusion of tho whole matter U that the rood will not Rv to Greenville by that route. The movement wa. only started a. a belt to catch gudgeons, and as it appears, tho wntar ft the above was tho first to gel ARE XOW SELLING HARDWARE Of course Stanton don't want ths line established an thia route, but Hastings ; and she will giro as hearty a Railroad “YES" ai any ptaeocl its uae; and when she says ye* it will mean OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. * ' Cheaper For Cash than any House in Barry •Z County. ‘ something. We want this road by all mean*. Remember the Railroad meet­ ing at the Court Hones on Saturday, the 10th mM. WILLIAM MYERS, Music & Jewelry. Talcums’ birnvn-The Superin­ tendent of Public Instruction baa ap­ pointed a State Teachers’ Institute to be held in Hastings, commencing April 25U. NEW GOODS ■ Direct from Factories. DA.IDY! IWSpecialities in every department. STOVES! STOVES! Itook tlteo lajrgteet variety •f MAIN BROTHERS, Dim Mciuss, Groena, COOKING, PARLOR COOK AND PARLOR STOVES e-rer- brought to XIa«tinir«. €•■« one a»4 all aua4 I TJAjuras 11 pairing di GREAT SACRIFICE! Closing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, Ac. at and below coat, at the A ud accident occurred in tho town of Castleton an Wednesday, tho 9th iqet-, by which Orson A.- Ware, a well known and highly respected citizen, was instantly killed, Mr. Warn was engaged with aoTorttl other* in sawing wood, and while IJbeoaing some log* ho foil, and hi* head coniiug between two rolling log* he wa* in­ stantly ushered into eternity. ' So sudden wa* his death that he never spoke, nor did ho utter a single groan. Tho sad calamity has clothed th* whole community in gloom, and made a wide gap in a large circle of friends, who knew tho deceased but to love him for hi* worthy traits of character, and uniform uprightness iu all the walks of life. General Grocer, CITY DRUG STORE! mM »ySl ArauM? CLOTHING HOUSE! MOTICE. 36 Canal Street, Grand Bapids. F.D.ACKLEY is selling DRUGS and MEDICINES CHEAPER Apply st sees to CRITTKSDICS A McKIXNKT, i*e3«* lawCttssSaMULtfMtoMIvhtarta AND OTIIEK GOODS EQDALLY Ate LOW AT Star Clothing House, the one price store of GRAND RAPIDS Dated, May 2fl, I860.—yl HPECLAL NOTICES Irritable Invalids. WEIBIN8 AND YIBIHIB CARBS WOOLEN FACTORY! GOODS. IhrnusWioiEi Factoh DllMOXDS, TO CONSUMPTIVES. JOHN G. RUNYON KEEPS THE LARGEST ' AND BEST STOCK OF TAXES! TAXES! The,way to make money is to save it; the way to save it is to buy your ' BOOTS AND SHORS OuMirau, Feb. 13th, 1870. EttmaBann*: We notice that our Ever tho way. Tboeo follows would bo rosily saroastm if thinly bed the abihiv. Now wudod-pte. the art of * fez after ha ia down. and ’ rter. But wo also taudmean in him, H. A. GOODYEAB. j test Stylw, wade to order. J8.COSE AW «BE MB. I keep eonelantlij on hand a large and weU eeleaUd Stock of H ARD W ARE bought o/ tho Manufacturer,, before the recent advance. Hsstiags, OoL Cth, IMO.-tf Gold & Silver Watches, PRIEST AND NUN $30 Beaver Overcoats at 820.1 $20 Casaimcre suits of clothes $15. 18 " “ " 12. 12 •' " $7,50 T£LX GJLZATKXDICAt MBCBOBT. 10 " " " 7,501 Good Shirts and Drawers, 40 cents In tho article ot Store. Jone, moit uoeful article., can .are at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BUILDING MATERIALS, in a.fint*d*M I to be io!d al will ©ocviuce ■ TOOLS �.............TBB. IB, 18?J. Agricultural Cshmuc TM8RSBJ85?fet?M^ The American Marines are • self sus­ taining and distinct variety of the origi­ nal Spotish race, though adhering close. lytoits peculiar cbsrectaristire. This breed originated from careful breeding by Atwood of CounecEcut,ana' sonic af these animals are held at wondwfalD high pse, Cram 85,000 to 815, 000; ths tetter price wm .aid to hare bo-n refused a row years rinoe for the prise ram Golden Fleece, bred and owned by E. 8. Stowell, of Cornwall, Vt The lijaiwtourdreiroor intention to excite Psulars are a heavy, (hick fleeced, very tbe<M8e optiripations of our wool grow- hardy Variety of Merjnoe. ■■<*•! wo foe! certain that wool will be i 61 demand tliis spring, and will bring— nbletj oxorlutant—but a reasonable and Turning from ebort fine wool\ to the wmmeratire prioo. last week tbe sales fa New Ybrh were 850,000 pounds, long cosrae staples, the Leicester, also DETROIT MACHINERY. ■Matty at 45 eta; 5,000 pounds of No. 1 callod Illnkewcll, is ambng the oldest and most widely diffused improved English Kshagan brought 45 1-2 eta ; another kt af the same, to another party, 46 cents. stock, datiug back to 1755. They are covered with a good quantity of wool, Bo feat it will be seen that wool ia oellfeg, and os we believe that aheap hus- and arc euitod to low lands and rich pas­ bardry is an important feature of the turage, but their mutton is regarded as aafned Kgrictutureof Kent and its adjoin- too fat for American taste unless crossed Tho Cotswolds are qf faff*tt>untiea, X" propose to devote some with native*. great antiquity, bnt have boon greatly to ’its discuenon. In all ages, from the time when tho improved within twenty years, and are JgOILEB SUOF. nafriarehs in a nomsdia state were superior te the preceding in weight of J. & t. McGregor, cfotiMd SMid eubristod chiefly from their wool, sizo and hardiness. They swoop flocks and herds, and even given by the prises in their classes in Now Engthem a standard of inlu", and a medium bind, are largely imported from Canada, and uro extensively used for crossing of exchange; or when tl» eHur Fitshcrbert quaintly assorted that “sheep is tho with other sheep tc Main urfy faasfo /er tier*. fo< moat profitablest cattle that a man can morht. The Lincolns, are anwhor brood 4cclF>t have"-—down to tho present hour, has of this group—and probably tho largest a prominent reprwenta-1 in tho world—which were in good repute* some years ago in New York. The South tire of rural husbandry, and its growing Downs, if nut quite as old as tho chalky occupied a front rank in the industries of "Gramphian hills ” that afford tho scant agriculture. The antiquity of that Spanish proverb herbagu u[wn wliich it thrives, dates "Whereon the fovt of tho shoOp touches back to the middle ages. Tlieir hardlm-es onabloe them to onthe land is turned into gold," wo can ■ •duro well neglect, lo live through our determine, yet-from limo inunemo: severe storms, on tho leeward side of a haa thin’nptxnea of oteck l>een found hay-stack, or nmid a Western former's practical (armors to bo Tnoro’ than ti; wildernois of wheat straw, and they are boot", and in truth ono that rooUy en- healthy in largo flocks. Tho wool is rinhes where it gore, both tho owner and short, ended and firm, and destitute of tho soil. It ie worthy of note that the tho felting properties ; while tho mutton animal beat suited to the primal condition is ororywhirro regnr.led as the perfection CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ®f man, should be the one mret jurafita-"> of that wholeeomo and nutritious m"aL The Hampshire, Shropshire, and Ox­ hie. and most necessary to the highest ford Downs are other varieties of tho condition of improved form culture. Down family possessing more or less merit, tho latter being perhaps of tho the sheep yields quick returns and largo best repute in this country of tbe Dawn Brofita, and gives it in many ways; a crass-breoJs. It was e mimon, and is yet, forge per oonL of i-s value yearly in in remote ar Merino districts, for people wool; by the rapid incroaso in land's; in to indicate an arordtin to mutton ; on tho kntnaro of superior quality little liable oaiitraty cwsuim n of tho South Down Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods. fa toss from ordinaiy exposure: when ■nd its grades deem it sweeter to tho killed, flesh nutritious and healthful, 35 WwJxerd Menttf, ' palate, easier digeitib[e and m «ro nutri­ produced at lees coat than park or hoof; tious than almost airy other variety of and pelts always saleable aud valuable. food.Tho profits ere materially enhanced Henry S. Randal, tho distinguished from the fact that loss core, leas nbelten, ndvacate of fl no wo-iis, and duubtlrm keo succulent and nutritious herbage are the best writer upon sheep husbandry generally required, than for any other in this country, sums up his argument anfaasl The cnoreasful amateur English farmer Mochi says that beef .must soil in their favor, and a-ldi: “I shall nowh£pj, however, bo understood to aitwenty per cent higher than mutton to make (hem of equal profit, nnd in many bl", ia the muttun districts proper, where •ectiona of this country, according to in­ telligent oheervers, mutton can be pro­ ncsfss to a gvod market is qu'ck and duced at a Uttlo more than half tho cost cbteip, to Xub«tituto tho Merino fur the best English mutton varieties." of pork ; while it is equally valuable as It will bo seen that wo ha to fully com­ food, and more healthful. mitted oanelrca to ths doctrine that upon |>oor evils and where there ere no tacllitiM for a market for .the sale of mutton, the Merino is'the animal for profit; but tliat where there is n market for mutton, iilrnty oi rich pasturage for summer, and grain and vegetables for winter, the long wool Leicester or Cots­ wold are tho sheep for the farmer—and ■oh leather ; so every man has Lis pref, we believe their introduction into this •ranee with sheep. /Mong ftho line Jf .section will prove beneficial. In a future railroads, and near aties th" <2tswold. parmr wo sah'l enfun-o our views more Lmoeater, or soma othte largo long W09I ■hem might bo mast profitable becausn easily sent to market as mutton while In more remote regions, or for large flocks of 800 ar 1,000, the Ann wooled or Me­ rino would be the best DOOT. DODD’S ' nervine AND INV1G0RAT0R. .rent Ittiww firertonj. Circular Saw Mill os M IM Slblfl blab Oliut In In lb> InwialilpercaitlnU'i. <ma*r •nJ Mini, nl Vlc«l(*n. t»»n . lMainluM<>.n '.I 01 IM oaMS wwl 1------------ sag Di- CO. 8 COTT,’ rn*TTCTMO FhnleUa m4 Sarris. B*rri ' ’ ‘ H-J.HAin. hi ATTIC U. RICHARDSON. G^eteiMM. ARTHfCM. RICHARDSON. It amuliw bT Ba4„h «• SJ, |a d M«M. «k»r fo« shnv* Defendant Arthsr ..tartyJtx: 4 srri?Htex? 'M.Uasjrf yaaVdaer A W rfo. CeaetslMa:** 4ki'» it b wlw«i ih*t fo« >uj aoawwtdwl 4 6l»l» uf MlM'-AS. la D< dlmtad, i «4«. rbsluk «upw » sin diet. nt. fol Kaiwiar Jehu Il.eeoa, ia fa, 41*. 1414 aa foe Uh vl Frbnary. zjffl'jssx’tX'XWili:, ■ tvisrtrtJS, ‘t-K -T- Iwusa. Countries in wliich land is high, and labor valuable, cannot afford to grow j wool alone, though tho production of A. R. A W. F. LINN, tfattoo and wool cumbinna mny still bo Mn'iiifssturvrs of • profitable branch of industry. Added to this, there is on increasing demand line Um-iriM. far long wool. Dr. Randall, the chain­ ro. 123, Att., DETROIT, Mich. pion of the Merinos, admits that ‘fia tho .AWerinen market there is n much larger ■wyd far medium than fine wools, tad tbs former commands much tho best ■nte in proportion to its cost of produc- .tZstAx. rtOOMAX. IfoKr Bl m«. Uh.sfo.irl ttimnLi. " wsaas J^OILKR AMD 8J1OKK STAC FOR KALE IN GOOD ORDE1 tS^Sar.:ji££«ggb mfiaha Ost*.ti' :5a. Mr OwUed. tin .liU </ ,b. ,k—, l^irtun. ,t th. H i.. IM. -n M »Sh th. hn« ntnM .. bid -that tho item of mutton entero more kigvly into the account of profits They •■• «••• I«Kfie than theflne wool sheep, ■nd develop fat at an earlier age. They ■re ahortar lived, cannot be handled in forge fioeks, and cannot be male to thrive except upon the beet of pasture in sumwith an ebundsueu of rieh feed winter. But where all tlia conditions m favcnblc, they ttningly recommend faBmitoittetheprudwt farmer. For naadlropiltt* T°°^* fa 8°*' ■ largn .Tho never resting inven- S3ST Dtsyepsta 'aa* Meamtais. Jf Stoles »»4 lavlrsraisr d icted wioVr^^.’te £•' 1 W««. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-02-23.pdf bb448319e4448facad24df5be0649b38 PDF Text Text :Ka®, DQDD'g VINE I0ORATOR. VOL. XIV, DISEASES. 4»«« Cos BusiuMS flirtetory. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, 1870. CUSTOMERS’ BENEFIT ! win I touch the wine eup, or intoxicating liquors of any kind." “ Thank Gud far that," aba exclaimed fsrvsntly, raising her eyes to heaven, “and may Ho assist you in keopingth.it noblo reoolntion." After a faw wonk of' counsel and advico from hia father, Fred Alister leaped into the carnage that was to carry him to tha city, where ho took the evening emesa for tho oast He was tho eldoetof a large family of Loya and girls, and was the pride and hope of his fond parents’ hearts. Ho Lad had every advautago in education that wealth could procure, and st tho opening of oerstury had just graduated st one of our principal colleges, carrying off ths highest honors. PuMewdng naturily rare busineu qualifications, through the influence of some friends his father had procured him a situation as dork in dho of the largest wholesale establish mente in New York city. He soon won the confidence and es­ teem of liis omployeni, and by his tem­ perate habits and strict attention to busi­ ness, in a year from th* time he fust en­ tered he was promoted to head book­ keeper and cashi> r This responsible and trustworthy position ho fillwl with ability nnd to the entire aatiafeetion of his employers. The promise ho mido his motlicr was ever uppermost in his mind, and when temptation assailed him, tho beseeching eyes uf his mother would rise before him, and drive away the tempter. After an absence of two years ho paid a brief visit to his native dty |o spend the holidays. “ Fred " asked his mother, after the usual groutings were over, “ hare yuu kept the jrromise you gave me T' “I have, mother, most faithfully. Not oven a glass of cidar Ims passed my lips.” " Dear Fred, you know not the pleas­ ure thoeo words give ms, and oil, my sun, how I jirny you may noror break GRAND COST SALE JOHN ROBERTS. E. H. MALLORY, S1IBMFT. OSe. »i th* Csert How, UmUss*. DR. CO. SCOTT, DR. C. 0. LIH8LEY, ErtMtie Fhreeisa »»4 DsatUt. ^rraaii sod srsls dawsMs; ■ 111 *U*nd BOSTON CASH STORE! Come and share in the general benefit. EXCELSIOR THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ATTENTION, C0MRAD1 Hastings Cash Store! Are now offering for sal*, a full 8tock of New and SeuHonable <j» 0041*4, recently purchased in the best eastern markets, at ths lowest possible price* for cash. Our stuck includes a full lias of STAPLE AND FANCY . DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, WM. H. HATFORD. st: l»4> Cloths and Beady-mndo Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, &c. Sf»t *#M. »»4 •>! led- t^*Cub paying customers, five us a coll. Wo will cheerfully show you_JFJ our stork, that you may cum|>are prices with any other first-class Blurs tarin the State.- Wo have got the Goods and we want to sell^B * them, and shall trv to sell you a!J.Xv# can and will satisfy you that it Rjris furyour interest to'bur here. We warrant tho prices shall be satisfactory We will take in exchange for uur goods, BUTTER, "EG-CFS, JD Ft I ED FRUIT &O, C. G. HOLBROOK. ITTOBNBT * * ' FimmsUss . at tho rejgvxlar tnnrket rates HASTINGS DRUG STORE A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF gtiMtltanj. "With Prices to suit the Times. drugs and medicines Ib Complete in Every Department. J.P. ROBERTS <fc CO. n^p, n~ sou*, iw—w>- __________ Michigan ^Exchange. PICTURES FRAMED, WHhtt^lMlTATlMI GILT, lltTA- TIO« ROSEWOOD * «LT or Black About three miles south-west of the city of D------- . stands a neat but sub­ stantial (ksl boaIta band*ome oat buildings, extensive grounds end boautifnl walks, atie■t that tha proprietor is a prosperous and independent tanner. He name hare many years mo a poor man, bnt by strict economy and industry >■ now considered u&a of the wealthiest men in NUMBER 44. but ii cannot Ao any harm to join with mo in (too glass. bo-> how it aperkles and dances,” and sho held un a tiny wine glae< before one of ths lights over the table. You won't refuse mo this simple favor, will yuuT' Who dyuld hare resisted that bcauti'tiful, smiling fare, and thus* laanjfome. dancing black e^ee, turned coqur-iiislJy toward him, while a jeweled white hand restj-d upon his arm.. She norar looked more lovely /han at that moment She like of which no other man Is raMMtte, was dressed in rosc-culcred brocade ailk. for ho will sacriA.io health, reputation, Which sot off her light form to its best wife, children, and life Itself, t» commit advantage. A necklado of brilliant and 1U Tiicre Is soother party to this crims., rare rubies encircled h-r throat, and and hl» temptation is to make three cents their rich color was not more tempting out of It. I! 1* possible for every man to than the cherry lipe, half porting, re­ rofonn, but I know that men won't ’re­ vealing tho |warly teeth. ' form, and therefore, fur the purpose of In wo excitement of the moment he this argument, I say that all tbs world forgot Lis promite to his mother - forgot knows it la impossible, idle audcrud to all save tho fascinating beauty at his punish nten in that way, when it has do side. All eyes were tamed upon them, and be felt if ho refused that be would efTect for good. The other party to tha incur tho displeasure of all present, and crims Is more guilty, for ho perpetrates pcrha[» bu locked upon m a direct insult it under the influenee of a temptation so by Mr*. Munson end her daughter. He pitiful that a pickpocket would ba. yielded, and touching his glass to Cora's ashamed of iL put the penalty upon drained it nt n singlo draught XIio him, and see how it will work. If thia wine was delicious—it wu splendid, and law were put in o;>eraUon, you would tasted all tho more sweet bocauio his w,Ituea< a dltforent B]>eetacle tn the police gloss -was filled by tho fair hands of court from the one already described. Cura. Many others followed, and fur The drunkard would.Lc brought up. and the first time in his lifo FroJ Alistrr felt the Judge would say to him' “Tom, the exhilarating influence of the wino- where did you grt your liquorT" “At cup. AU pronouncod him the handsom­ the Flwlvenue Hotel, your Honor.” est and most brilliant young mnn in that ‘‘Policeman, go far Mr. Fl Oh Avsnik*.0 gay assemblage. He had piercing black He comes down -with his ruffles, Lis eyes, which uow danced and flashed Jewels, and his gold chain, and ho is with merriment and wit, and Corn brought face to fore with Tam, who thought she had never formed a more ivtsn that be got liquor at bls pLsc. agreeable aoqnaintemc. When tats that evening they drove Fifth Avenue la sorry, but theJudge teita home, ho made his sister promiro not to the clerk to flt him out fur sixty days breathe a wuid of whet she had seen to Blackwell’s Island. Bow many dnuakasked him if ho would go with her to an his mother, “ for," said he, “ if she were arilndo you think would coms from Uro evening party in the city, as she Lad re­ to hear of it. It wou!d.almost break her Fifth Avitui on the next Monday morn­ ing, or from the Astor, Metropolitan, or ceived mvitatioae fur Loth. heart" “Most assuredly I will, lister mine," ^klu 1 that fatal drink sealed his des­ St Nicholas? Sixty days’ Jail would he repliud. “ Bat whoso pirty is it J" he tiny for lifo. He Utile dreamed that it cure the whole concern. And wo are wuuldsoon reduce him from wealth to coing to do IL There was a UUls touch added. “ Cora Munson's It ia her eighteenth jxivnrty —’from tho highest position in lifo of Maine law long before it was thought birthday and her mother has given her to the gutter. of. A frigate sailed from Boston at Um a party in honor of tho event Il u her The ncquaiatanco thus formed soon time when liquor raUons were given to JtM ia society, you know." ripened into tho wannest frinq^lahi js ami the sailors. It was anangs^ in such a wken he again n turned to New York, a “ Cora Munson,” ho muttered. “ Tvo way thatsnUars could exchange liquor hoard considerable about her since my regular correspondenco .was established rations among each other. Some did return. How long hare they lived in between himself and Corn. Mrs. Mun­ not care much about liquor, and otbsre son looked upon this growing intimacy “ They moved hero a few months prior oncouragingfv, for Fred's parents wore cued a great deal for h, so thataomaor to your going to New York. ButFred," wealthy ami highly r.spicablr. Al-i thet-allor*.would gvt drunk and were ■bo added, ' they're awful stylish, and though possessing no pciVmal j roperty punished by Cogging, which has sinso conduct everything alter the most ap- himself, his situation wa»>* lugh ami been ubolbbc.l. The in-trument used [*vT«d rules of fashionable etiquette." lucrative one, with a salary of two thou­ was a whip wit Li short handle baring “So much the batter. ’ bn answered. sand dollars per annum. Ina few years ten or twelve strands of small card,, ho would be a junior partner of the firm which made the blood and akin fly. Tire Mrs. Munson, ns the reader may hare Who could ask for a brighter ur better whole crew mustered, sa at roll can, to inferred, was a widow In ly. Her hus­ prospect in tho future ? w-ltnees the punishment, and when aD band held a high office in tho regular The first taste of wino soon grew into-- was ready, the ofTsmter was strippod to •tiny, and dw-d while in the scr.ioo, a habit, and aroused a long slumbering the waist and hta unfa tied up at tho leaving his wife and children an immense passion. Every evening found him with gangway, and the captain, in uniform, fortune. The family consisted of four a for gay companions in some fashiona­ cams out to see how it was done. One girls and two boys, of whom Cora was ble ssfoon, playing billiards for tho wino day Tom was brought up to be pun­ the eldest. They mured in tho most ished, and tho oaptetn, seeing that hia fashionable and orivtocrntic circles of the evanisgs thus spent were farjnoro Agree­ back wm bloody from a rewsnt flogging, dty^oi D------- and their palatial roti- able than in his own room, as bo hail could not flog him at that lime, mad' dsnoo was the headquarters of all such formrtly pauod them, when not at sotrio gatherings. The rooms were furnished social party gotten up b v his employers asked him where bs got his liquor. Ho said he got it from Jack. By the <wpwith all the splendor and luxuty that lor his amusement and benefit. wealth could* command. One would * Another yMr found him again in talu's orders Jack was brought and tied think, upon entering one of them, that D-------, and a few weeks alter his ar­ up. He was one of tha beot.aaUoca 04 be was in some Oriental palace, instead rival it was rumored that the slashing taiard ship, and did not care uureh far' ol a common dwollifig. Co»tiy and rare Fred Alister and the beautiful and weal­ liquor. They gave Jack a dossn blows, pictnres adorned tho walla that bad l>eon thy Cura Munson wereengaged, and the and all the sailors stared in--- inn it’, collected from time to time by her hu»- fashionable world of D------ was on the for bo wm never drunk: but the captain bond in foreign lands, for he was an armH: “ Men, I will not bare druskenrir/ of expectancy. xlent admirer of the works of the old During the month of roeca tho dream nem. and every ease of the kind that I masters. Beautiful statuary could be was accomplished at tho Uulu brown have I will flog tbc man that kin the seen here and there all over tho house, church. She stood up with the gulden other have his Liquor." There never was occupying niches made especially fur cirelet on her finger, the veil of Mechlin a case ot druukennemon board that ship their reception. lace swept to bnr feet, and the pearls on afterward.—Nbal Dow. At length tho evening of the party ar­ her neck lay motion! <n in the soft light rived. To give a pen portrait of tho that camo through tho stained windows. scene would be impossible. high tv But whoa tho bridegroom pressed his flashed from cvny window, and delicious lips to her hand, and whispered a few music, mingled with silvery laughter, words unlicard by the rest, tha pearls floated softly out upon tha still evening heaved I uj»n the r.sy swell uf her tit.• (throat, a liappy Usish sbouo through her veil, and when she wont forth, Of course ths beautiful Cora was ths gossamer । bsrofao of tho evening, and immediately 1when the bells pooled forth a welcome, upon the entrance of Fred and his ais- ।and tho children eeattciod a carpet of tor, the former woa introduced to (fora |flowers under bar foci from tho church and hnr stately mother, who acknuwl- <door to tho carrisge, when tho horaoe his salutations in t^o cold end <crushed them as they dashed off, a hapformal tones she always assumed toward jder ] bride could never have breathed siraugcra. than Cura .Ah* ter. And if lore—true, CdrawM much pleased with Fred’s warm-hearted love — could render n enioll men I" "No my dear,” answered luuidoame figure, nnd face and brilliant heart happy, hors might woU be so; for the fatirar ; “what loade you to snnpoM eonvamtional jwwera. He had mln :if srvrr a human being doted on another that ih.y ore so small ?' ” gted reresidaraUy in tbs beet sudely of with U>o whole rrcngtli of his manhood, Now York, into which Ills employers very 1that being was Fred Alin tar. . gladly introduced him; nod tho ov>. in his watch." . ~ deuces of wealth and splendor with -Brown bsd ten ts Im stt a fc-hich he was surrutiuded that evening, yuung tody, and Mked peratisteca to call did not awn him in th# least; on the con­ hor by tho cxnreoKTs bum uf some mJ. trary, he fish just m much at Ufa ease m nul, which wo# graared M MUkfan though be had b-uiu hi. own borne. thalshs oho iH bare thus rare jteriiwi. About ten o'clock supper was snOn leaving. Brown said, “Gwrd stefa. Dtamed, and ths repast mid bare done dear ” “Good night, bore " boJtethotableol a kbf. The taBrown ha. sisreo given up Use nnfre^r ofyuuag ladiss. �®duiwt,' mmw!. oti Ha.B’nnTBS BAHim/iifimntS, iaket m hundred Hid fifty bitioa party as upon ritbs’-rf the oil res. AiExrtMgi Btoek. MlfoUnin. Republican majority, who (m oonfident Until now they hare never been called COLLARS! than they should, from Ihotaci that tha upon to do it It is the duty of tho citixar., iwrapediro of tha party to which ha largo force in the eastern counties of tho j stag State. However, they will hardly have «.* awn reproeenting tha intervals of va- rmlMtlotTLto^^CIolh-FaeBl i sonally, I foar that the rqipusitiou will WIATflHALL WE DO WITH THEM. can always find ■ OABmauDW ItOniKBOVAr BROOK*. 0UER TOUR SHUT •sow VB8TINGB, Furnishing Goods, jackxox a Hate and Cops, anl everything pertaininr* txi man's wear. B01U Second, Ps^.S^B^br’BSk rS* I ‘ ■««»« Tisnc strimrsT. MICIItGXX M fumery, Ext racts, Confcowhere work will b* done in the beet Uonery, Jewelry, or ,^te known to the trade. Other Goods of । v Third DrtSft'MIelr.' N0 raicts LOWEil THAN OCRS, U 'ptirCUVUiB BAlLW -A.nd Lastly, •■Ute Creek •>«» It win bo for yoia interest to examine our stock and |gi®es •eBe prrnotTa MIU.WACKK »hi/rr C/rfAmy rt Bsf/ess Pnriv. jr* 2fst*<W Gaps, Clasp/ ITtMlU- BIMLHITI MIt ITATl ITMIT. and excellent taste, who have settled > here with a determination to make this a permanent home. The public buildings have not yvt been built. Oregonis ni are willing to wait until they can build a No. 1 Capitol without material injury te the public finaneee. Tho surrounding country is as good for agricultural purposes, if not tho very beet, that can bo meat. With the enactment of the Lrtr and tho means of its snforosment, the work of 1-gialation in complete. The law, once upon the statute books, be­ longs to thn people. Ita existence raises 1 MKUmOBOKS. Flrat, tings, whore" you e-eWpellod to look to any jesrty for their enable them to properly “itevsL I defence. It eeocns tu us that no saur Oregun, “aa usual on eleelion day,” they men would for a moment claim that it poos to confer upon the country at fore, evident that tho Republican party lartre.* in thia section of Uncle Barn's domain, enforce the law against tnnrdor, theft, or scription, unaeriipulous aa tbe eeaonrc of Pardon my digression. I started to dishonesty, and aa persevering as Time. duty at the citizen; having a right to toll you something about Salem. It is They go to their work with full faith in the prettiest place I have oven on tho Pa­ cific coast, and although not quite eu I in their minds that there is ho limit to ■ prids of our peoplo, that we have a got- large u Portland, owing to tha advanthd besovelenoe of Unde 8am, or tho 1 arnmoat where three ia a wise diatribu- tags tho latter named place has of direct ■ easy honesty of his servants. Unfortution of power amsng its Executive, Leg- communication with‘the outer world by j •_ , ' ialativo end Judicial departments. 'Leg- steamers of the largest rise, yet it has lUq.MMhmTribr., MMSmi. mild, .1*;-thm^h <u agency of political parties. Tho vindication of tho will of the people, expressed in s law by tho legislature, is of­ focted by means of the Judiciary Deport­ 'IN HASTINGS’ WRIGHT & SMITH, CH A MAE H sli»>«a sneo of the laws, and in punishing per­ sons guilty of viulattono. Whan a party lias given y a law, it io binding upon all tho fact that the Idaho and Washington tho people. It belongs to all the people, end not being tho law of any political <1*! with ths Oregon elections, and it I £[7“ party, tho rights and interests it secure* stands to reason that if tho Demoerata 1 an l protects, ought r.o<, and aro not. ' foar, too many hands not unwilling to1 touch the money which, whsa all else1 foiled, they scattered without stint The' wloin country has been mail* to bend under the burden of monopolioa fasten' d by legislation, and been kept back when । It might have moved along untram- , mailed, that eoma unscrupulous eorjora- HO rs E , j OOK OUT FOR TIE CARS! kfor.». '' oanro aartnaa ixdu J. B. LEMLEY. * s*>0 »re»ww asO «Sm, . ' uuNOtn men. mvt MEW GOODS tion might profit by tho delay. an obligation upon the port of the people found on tho Pacific coast There is no tbs Is* to obey it Its violation raises an obli- lack of water power, and mills and manapoedy coming of tho Better Day, is thia, ' gation upon the port of every citizen to | ufoctorioe aro rapdly springing up vindkatoit to oiiut in the punish­ ! throughout tho octllcd portion of tho success as formerly in their efforts to se­ ment of the offender. When our prohi­ State. In fact the energy displayed by cure government support, and a man bition friends, as good criuzans, hive, | Uiis young commonwsalUi might bo eophot as a political party, but simply as । it-d with advantage by some of our more tional capital than to watch the ** intereiienu, made application to the proper eastern and southern neighbors. 1 courts, ia tho propar manner, for redress, Cereals, applet, and vegetables of the from tho public loaf, ia considered as I slid been refused a remedy, than they bust quality eon be rai-od here. Other having a rwrher poor business to alhare a right to complain, not against tho fruit beaidre apples yield well, but are tend to. party which secured us a good law, but nut of as good quality aj een bo raised But we are in danger while th- y are against the eourlt which refuse to en­ farther east Tho western portion df there at all, and the question lor rd ution force it Wo ask our friends, when they Oregon is well timbered, and also the ia how wv shall free tha nation from have d>-manded and been refused a ro­ raatern part bordering on streams and thorn end from their contaminating in­ il revs iu any court of competent jurisdic­ the bas«o the different chains of I fluences ? tion ? motiatains. The principal portion of Obviously, they can bo starved away. Thia new party ia, wo understand, the timber ia fir; th uro are also some few alfott to ask the people to exton 1 to. pines, hemlocks, etc., and a small quan­ tham their Ounfidvaeo and support, upon tity of oak that ia very valuable. Tharo ply; if wherever, in the time post. Conthdr empty and high-sounding profs*- ia plenty of good, pure water here unkionv of fealty to the principles of 1cm-! imprognateil with alkali. Thia fact partioe an held accountable in the strictporanco, and partieularlr to prohibition. alone speaks volumes in fovor of Oregon Tho peoplo, we think. wiD vury natural­ when compared with a large portion of eectvd; if every corporation leaning on ly want some pro jfa of their sincerity in the country lying west of. the Mis­ Z a government crutch must 'huovo along'’ thia matter. They bring many chargM sissippi. er give up ita support, this interminable against ns, which recoil with doubfoforc-i drunkards in our party. W. are obliged aa end. A few worthy objects may fail to confess that this is too true. But to receive tho bounty which would bo there are drunkards in this prohibition party. Wo do not use this as an ftrgnthat 'ment against them. Tliero are fahne from men in orery party, and degraded human ihe public crib, or that weald foil of aenature has found a home in every hu- Middleville Carreapoudenee. broad acres that should become only tho u their own, we give thorn the benefit of property of the workers of the nation. ii. They aay tho Republican party has never enfucnod thio law. Have the pro­ lot tu encourage no more, but let us hibition party ever onforecd thia law? laws Jsausry ltd u!l This argument recoils with double force upon a party who claim, to bo organized for that very puq»But they toll us for labor ; and aa for the Treasury, the gel into power. Ah, gentlemen, you are doors to its vaults ere all looked, and the not going to mako much headway with thia people by ponderous promisee of •t LariraUsd $3,500 in Greenbacks! The Seventh Annual Distribution of Premiums to tho Subscribers pto have a right to demand that you prove your faith by your works. Wi> are aa much in fovor of tetnponinco and prohibition aa you.are. We are in fovor of sober man for ofiiee, and men who are convinced, that this party ia unsound co ly unworthy of public confidence. Thia preferment, or in view of next falls^elecstyle of writing may either be tho result of ignorance, or an inclination to deal ia triple; ami re sincerely believe that a third party, the one idea of which ia X*X'l State Beira. thouaaml. Tho population, nr Like Portland, it » entitled IN OTHER FINE GIFTS ! SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. ’ —Tho blind preacher Milburn ia l--c turingr in the weetsrn part of the State. Manfiall is to have a new hotel and Kalamazoo a new public hall. —Big Ranids is agitating a railroad ' from that place to Muskegon. — There wde 400,000 bushels of wheat bought in Gtnnd Rapids in I860, at a eoat of 0512,000. - Tho Ionia and Lansing railroad have | contracted to deliverono million shinglvs ' at CiaeinnatL | —The famous bone who bare Gen Sheridan from Winchester when twenty CUM MERCI AL ADVEWTISEJt. hafa fine assortment of MEW MILL1XRRV GOODS HERE. 0. 0. 8PAUL1INB. rocs i-ombm slcolD Sin Ri'LT CUTTERS. No. 5 Advertisemeat * Why Is it that D^Roback's Stem, ach Bitterflbcreaso in sale every year ? Because -.Why Do the Druggists recon­ mend Dr. Rvback’a Bitters to their customers I Because After- vsurra uf experirne® . and trial they have been proven to be a sure cure for Dyspepsia aud Indiges­ tion. Why Ii it that Physicians use and recouinicnd Dr. Roback’s Sugnr-coatcd Wood 1’illa? COBFIDEl I ! \ I Because chased in Port ILttroa. They know the ingredient! of which thby aro made. been purchased for thn Grund ludiana railroad, and it is sxp«_________ COMMISSIOMF.IU' MOT ICE. tho line from Fort Wayne to oturgis will { bo oumpletod by the middle of Juns. —The Tuledo Bfofo says the Laks Shore and Michigan Southern railroad -.7^7 has lately added 40 loeomotivea, 1,000 , grw jAdrrrtijtmtntj. Because Ayer’s For «• / restoring Wfiy Are Dr. Roback’a Blood Purifier and Blood lllli the best retnedirt taken to­ gether for tho cure of disease® of the blood ? vwoKxxaaa a* l~4T»KirVH'K CKVT4 — * Gray Hair to viwn, Coior. rOUBin WIDTH. t gHOULDEB, ARMS1 lumltl.y, and effectual for preserving the. hair. Faded er ere* i 1 GEORGE PRESTON UMfoiMM by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sodiment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Us eecnatonnl ure wM tke baiT from turning gray or foiling off, aud from Uxm we which The Blood PuriRer is the only article in the market whichcontaiMthe celebrated costly Denga imported ex­ ’ prcssly from Sweden for- its manufacture, and the 1’iib of 1‘odophvlluuj (Mandrake Root,) and-la a lubaUlute fur Morcury. LrUeeyfokeUratWa le Oto Why Largw fo WeH BwlocUd Stock of GROCERIES, Are Dr. C. W. fiabark’i Stomach Bitten, Wood Pu­ rifier and Blood FRIs th® throe gredteat remedies tho world nose ver known? Village Elec tion. ATE OIIDEH. tiful appearance. 10,500 —Battle Creek io to bo lit by gas be­ fore 1871. pAp silaks Mtahlgui. Alto* e» briely to eo- its mouth, and about fifty mUa* aliove They haae talked Airtiand. It is regularly laid out, with That's Big Talk, • Try it Now. thibd muxitor. OUR 0HE00M ZXTTIS. atod on the right bank of t!m William- WRIGHT &. SMITH, They are the beat combina­ tion ever made. sires ed. rtm pyrites it I charged with > than the wells of. through the agency of tho Republican party to achieve the triumph of the pure EVERYTUlXG TO PLEASE. PRICES TO SUIT! nwr rnsxiux. water with benefit. Dr. Ball has purchased tha artesian I simply sober under promiso of political SHWIWWCMK DM Ccaraercial Atater.! autlior of tho recipe book, and fcrmvr | publisher of the J'Mfossfar Cwwwr, baa removed te Bank Rapids Minnesota and commenced to keep a hotel. — Prof Dsffldd of Detroit is to analyze ths wateoof tha I-anaing artesian well, which ia I ,400 feet in .depth. It cortaiuly contrina magnesia, author, iron, prokuhtiov- third party. In conclusion, gentlemen, you should remember tho (woverbial in* junction to tho dwellers in glans bouses Rail Road prices. DETROIT SOVELTV WORK?, Planerand all Other Machine Knives rsMUT groceries Because Ciicc ahd trial the antes bare increased each and every year, and thomapds o( lettors (unsoHcilod) of the re­ markable curea they have ranted HAIR DRESSING. mediant*. srtiWtt— at Ita �ifAB. 38, W®. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. M-AJEtRIET). Xeral nnd gbsftWmm*. ARTX—BIGGS.-Dy tbi Her. E, Cortlm, atjlo retodeMo to HcMinp. February 17th. Joo C. Ara*. publisher of the WeUiogtoa Aaheyrem. Wellington. Ohio, and Miao Alka* M. S««, CHASE—H12CDA—Al tba realdeacoof Ibobridegroom * mollier. in Harting., on tho Ud InU , by WUliam H, Htytoed, Be^, Mr. Lcei Coaaa ABE NOW SELLING HARDWARE The meeting waa caBad to take into ooaalder.Hon tbb fraaibilily uf aecuring th* JocaorUk. Mareball * Grand Hirer Rood, Lui owing iolhe ■ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cbeaner For Cawli than any Ilonwe in ISari-y County. GOODS KEW COMMERCIAL Direct from Factories. SOL-TUMS of COOKING, PARLOR COOK AXD • PARLOR STOVER .rrrbrnnaM <.lIn.rl.K-. c—e .~..e "* — **"■■ HARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Hamess on hsnd. He­ WoImxvc- now in HtooU the lurgfcm* variety TO CONSUMPTIVES. itagwaF # Ej pUrisg d=». F-.pdj O. aort ”"^OHTMA1I * gREBLE. ll Hatings, Mieh- April 20, 1809.—wly WANTED-AGKmTS ____________________ - 75TOIOO DOLLARS HR MOUTH, GREAT sXcilIFICE! waa a eUrring addreae to our community, endear. Oring to arauae them U a aeaee of tho eril* they are bringing on tbrmralree by allowing the lujoer I raffle to become the power it baa in our Village. freo • speedily end thoroughly from ihu worst of all pee la Thoepraker aaid lira* we bad belter nuppart tba ll^aardealera^y a tax, if wa could gel lidoT them In Boocher way ; that U would ba preferable Io purchase their Ignore with money railed br autoci ipl.uu nnd thru pour the baleful poiaou into the Tboroapple. lb*F to allow tbeea __ ___ ____ IL.I. .-...•J-.-i.i, and Ink'imin Paris ■* Suruign and Gaslight' STOPES! STORES! Kalamuoo, Bottle Creek nod ether pierce, nnd aecertato what cocooragcoml will be given.end will, during On next toirtr day*, call * taaotUg to report tba reoult of «h<ir laeaatlgnUotM, aud W« j AKE MORE* MWH. SOVWERS R*' _________ 1 A»»1V camtaudto loom »or n®iron DA.ILY! BS-Spccmlitie, in every department. Closing out that iaanw STOCK of winter Clothing, 4e. «l and below cost, at tho Everywhere, m*l» aad female, to Introduce the Wheat ienatrnrah changed In P'**ehaJfwreUr to-day llua ye»Urday. D g.rjflooraodwheata* roryunaato 10 wypriw. TL<bo.j«acy of tba week due to • Ulght 6*»lr« •tomsnd. u*«» HT Bewmy-Mae Ymt. Foot-OEec *•« CLOTHING HOUSE! 36 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. % WORDS OF WISDOM wnw VOtlXG MEN. LOOK ! X-OOK1 hOQK I $30 Besver Overcools at HO- I $20 Csaimerc soils of eloftes $lo ,8 .. ................. 12. 12 “ " $-.60 10 .. r n “ 7,50 j Good Sluds and Drawers, 40 cent* Money I* comparalirely ea.y, bat on the whole ramaioa eery dull. Whokoriore oompuio of the dlfllealtjr of making eulleeHini*. The trade of Ilea eoontry'i* maiilfeet'y enibarraeaed on account of the low prUe of prodwee. TLa tecripU of flour and wheat a-^Mly arerage tor the maaoa. wiO, BUSINESS CARDS. . AND OTH^It-WOODMlSQUAUCaV AM XX>W AT Star Clothing House, tho uus prit* stere of (fp.'lXD RAPIDS. IMMBT |£A»4*IN«V WOOLEN FACTORY! H**ti«siWoou« And are now prjpared WEHIM MiVIIITIM CAM* Gents Wearing Apparel! ANt> WORK GUARARTKRD. WALLACE'S CLOTH Rinr.war.—On Saturday leal a tram belonging u a b/mer oaard Mialiaol Kelly, brake fram ■ their fastening in Irani of Darber’e atora, and rw. nig along I he east aide of the Court Hoeae e«j«ar*. drarahabiag a eowpla of young maple lr»«, in lhell flight, lunted w.-al on Oral" atreet. being finally captured oo Broadway, eppoehe the Freebyieriaa Church, without doing any particular Cloth, FARIA!) GOODS, regard to tho matter; tf the’ bad we wauld bare .Iren them *U nece.«n informal on. add tbelr article might the. hare beta written to eorraa pond with tba f*na Io ibe caae. There e~m. to be oraewtarebl. feril.g b-ram wo did notpruarewte Early t« •h«bitterend Al' wc bare to offer 1a regard in that malteHe to ear J. COLE 4 BON, ommat. outran tw TOILET SETTS, ARE NOW OWDUMQ FOB TUR C!^r«—Mkhlgan Factory, new, l»«M. Da*-^■'httkraa-I'ieerad. per lb., UtolT CIder- pre bbL. !f~r vn, old. »o CASH FAW FOB WOOL. A few hernia HOLIDAYS, nt unusually UriF «n<l rttraotlvo aseorlment wT roreUtn Goods, trf tbelr own importation. Also, srwytbinr rich and bow in JewJ dry, Solid Silver and Sliver 7 Plated Ware, etc,, 1 Which they 'iHer nt Graatly Reduced Prioes. Dmis,lBii6iia,GiWTiK, FIamdcL BaRtw *“d ‘T’ara. DRS8DEM VAbtB, M. S. SMITH AND CO., Groceries and Produce, Bewwaa—per lb.. SMWButter—Croek. l»er lb., to .0. B«iarhkp^>b.Mto». F*emr CUSTOM CARDING, JOHN G. RUNYON DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, PEARLS, KEEPS THE LARGEST OZbBCB PRE8TOX. . AND BEST STOCK Of General Grocer, BOOTS AND SHOES chaaed by Mr. T. fltut. of Cbartotte, formerly of th. Kellogg Ho—. JUUlo Creek. Mr. P. la well koowa to a hoet of friend* thruegbaut the Flair, aa being.a wido-awak*. Iborawgb-gtoog man cl boeineoe. and every war CTlrola'ed to •• keep ahoicL" We Mdarataod Omt bia latoaUene ar. to re I erg- and impror* th'» popular CITY DRUG STORE! TAXES! TAXES! The -way *o make money is to Bare it; the way to »ave it is to buy your Hnitlegi^nrtctaUaitiage. Feb. 23, UF.ftreorfrd /rare T-ratoy inor/Haf *> J- COLth Wheat. rad, f wCgwBy, ................... toatStyl*. nuule toordw. . Ift.COMEAflPILEO. JlYIK i PHIMUfB | lit: AT. • F. I). A CKLEY is selling DR UGS and MEDICINES . ---- OF----- H. A. GOODYEAB. 1 keep cqnslaidly an hand a large and weU selected Stock af HARDW ^^:^^^^^anUfaCtUrtr8’ KHTATE rXCgAATGJ. »S to t M .............. ’ar ' Hasting*, Oct. 6th, I860.—tf* n„ M fr-pf* ”* ***** �raj. ss, as?t MEW ADVERTISEMENTS, ^kuonuisms. LEAGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. T>OCT. DODD’S —A imvt flung—Muotanl-plaster. —Ara not chignons hsir-’am ocorn’emthingi ? —Uniform politeness. That of a po­ liceman. —Hdw to get a foothold—Take a bootjack. • * —tha drunkard’* glass does not show Ms to hfanWf M otbm SM bin. E R V I N E AND INVIQORATOR. —FaihionaHe young ladies Iflts letten. require staxapc, or tho males rc—Why i» fashionable society like a , warming-pan? Because it is highly polished hot very hollow. —Why io a pretty girl like the hub of weari? Because aho alwavifhas a fel­ low around her. • —Why is a joiner loos handsome than his wife r Bocoum ho is a deal pbtiner. —Why is a man who never lays a •ager quite aa bad as one who dooa ? Because he's no bettor. —What is the difference between a watch-maker and a jailor? The ono eells watches, aud the other watches nils. asMxSSSM ■ nwsrsfi । s^r«tei.vr^,5 toX iSd wb arLfii */3Tk^mbiT darad- lbal aaad yetltfoear siro^oseo to tba row K«rrc>*f.tr .n.-rra NERVOUS Huoacsa. THE NEW TORN METHOillT. ■eArtA^we. .H.rlUFior, iw a. n.li., a to to, gnsinrsj girtdory DISEASES. Ijraa I'eamm,' ttalbe ClrttiU Cbui MORTGAGE SALE. awX?nV/i‘S2t*«rSe">**ii3s5aS »* *1maill wfauock to Aaaw’frnSitoai'? ■ lb 131 Oar 0/ Doeewikor. A.O. aaMbaa —A littlo girl, repeating her Sabbath •chool lesson, gave a now version to a familiar passage, “Ye cannot servo JOHN ROBBRT3. Il te h rUHK TONIC, haroratUra. peeftetl, the XKkTR nuUS. ai.tee lae.U^d tbe HVONACH. IJVkR. MOU KLs. ud ri.<ara. wad aepplle. rxt»U LIFb fot tbe oik, that ia eonalantle laklae place. It c.»n<Z • .ifl/. BLEEP and amd Iilt;»jc TIUS. wb«b II prnaiMlOK SEKTuKI* Ito .. -A toHOVXDfiEAl.T»l aad lUPMXfStrf MIX'It II- 11....— -r . “ LjASEl. E- H. MALLORY, gy^yy. OflM *1 tbw Cesrt Usm wm. hwohnT ~ o<«.- —What difference ia there betsreon a schoolboy and a postage stamp ? One ^>u link with a stick, and the ether you stick, with a lick. —At a colored meeting a t’w nights Bmoklsc Tobacco <ar>allr admired. ago, a worthy brother, whose piety ex­ It it out op In hiatoai meal In bast. 1s wblcb or­ ceeds his loaming, rather astonished hit der* tut Mearachwam Pipea aro dally packed. LOHILLARIFS iimada of tb.eWx.1 Jiearers by quoting, during exhortation, from “de ’pistle ob St Paul to do Osnadiew. ’» “EUREKA” SsiS Yacht Club —An Irishman dropped a letter into the post-office tho other day, with tho following memorandum on the corner far the benefit of all indolent poat-inn— tors into whoso hands it might fall : “Phase hasten'the delay of this." ! DR. CO. SCOTT. F^JIOTNO rknteiao aod Sarrt-T HU. HAHEY. L W. VROOMAM, ., SNUFFS® —H—alu *'lh* Kur —1 -- '__ hereby aitenlhU ibeebtlcatteni held Mo «r fb-m.rrla ao'uai tbe 0<>a I Btdrvad I Viayear u aaearlry i»r Ibe ■Agents I fteacl Thii •wj w<w^ugs53As InvnUau. ‘ Addrm ‘ M. WAGNER ■atitcix. arrarnos iEsEBi KSva^HSiriteWRft?; .,. mh. Circular Saw Mill OR STEAM ENGINE I D2;W."rf’.E.B; combadb aft,__________ ___________ ■"““-"SkiWtSMSE! ^?lry toe wwtnew. 3n"'° U ll.Ulnta, JCcbirwu. tkta mk day c rule (berrty ot Harry and i The XMiUt foal a wartar i. quartar'a v XlofaaaUaa I Send ;or Clreolar and Prteo Liat to FULTOrf IRON AND ENGINE WORKS. tkU *■ iazisnsate B A utrZ^W&S: ________ SALE ON EXECUrni. in re UI Br airtwe of ati ti „«> ' .. < « mSjateal pntpaatlta wlteh’bdS rich', tide and Iniaeeat lbw wl4 Jnnaaa Cutler bed I flrr. la aealed earotope WATION, Boi !•, l’AaiW| /NUffZOCX L<e5»r«,-, IPrirate eaiaaanloa eeaU F. D. ACKLEY, Agent, Hastings, Mich art tbereol new rn asr-rralx DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Fresh Garden, Flower. Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub and Ever­ green Seeds, with directions for culture, prepaid by mail. The most complete and judicious as­ sortment in the country. Agents wanted. . JOHN MICHAEL. WM. L COM, S7J34iSSdF Court c£tt"tol almad in all badMM HASTINGS HOUSE. R .f 8:ate aad Charet grr-u. 2Vs. 120, Jtfffrtm Art., DETROIT, Mich. H0LM00X A MILLS, QTOWBI KTONEM O FIXDLSTKB a' BHVKTOX, Xaved Ohio Blue Frweetoue wad Amberat Sandetone. Orders for Cwt Hlene promptly attended to. Yard os Dwek, between Braab and Hauto.'ph Street., Itotrail I- <1 n»< FQZR. SALE. J^OILKft AND UOKE KT AC ’deTAoit. FOR SALE IN GOOD ORDEl ■1Cvartllouar Ixlnd CAJZRIAGES, BUGGIES, L1QIIT WAUOXB and 8LKIGUS. G“d A Portable Engine and KKtLT A08R0RS. cut it m BisrfflGS ,.^1 ■««»»,. .’iSg'Ji&.'i BUTTER OYSTER PK5-N1C SODA ■ ILK*. TourCKEtSI-l CHACKKBS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-03-02.pdf acf286e3c4d44bcbcb1bf6fa4ad9e93e PDF Text Text ■ • • . I ■ ' ■ODD’S ink > ORATOR. VOL. XIV, gujinrss Jirrctorj. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1870. GUSTO Sortrj. JOHN ROBERTS, Sj’jf*?11' ®**bio< oe 1 BOSTON CASH STOBE! 11 SllWBT, IHMtirr. >1 d»s Cuart Usw WM? UPJOHN, Commencing Jan. 15 stisatira «t.«n I" Sais*>7 *st Jiwisss «? eMl CUls promptly slUwllJ to. so. 10 DR. C. 0. SCOTT, ’ rKATlCIXil FlnitUa sot Sarrvnn. Dirry Come Blid share in the general benefit. H.J. HAMBY. - L W. VROOMAN, >SPVTT ^riERlFV fe« Dirrycoastr. wlllaifart I, ,11 burnsn with sr-MSKsr*. AUmiIm siros l. toU«Uas ikrMickoul Ihl. sad sdJvlslM DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, >b4 HiteHls HirsMsa siU DcnliM. ebrool.-sn.l •swsdlMe.SS: -ill sUsad ATTENTION. COMRADES I nKRU.t>:ro8T. X».».u. A. Hastings Cash Store! Are now ottering for sale, a full Stock\f and fieanonnble Goodu, recently purchased in th>< best eastern market, at the lowed poeaible prices for cut Our stock includes a full line of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, gtwrrllanj. Cloths and Bcady-mado Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, &c. >. r. BOllSTI II co. C. O. SOLBBMK. gyCash paying customers, give us a call. Wo win cho-rfullv .how r*Jtl our stock, that you may compare pri—• with any othor firat-cl.m Star. tyin the State. We hnve got the Goods and wo want to oollUFJ them, and dialltry to sell you nil wo ’ can and will satisfy you that it E^feforvourudorwittobuyhoro. Wewarrant th<> price. shall bcMtufaotory._/El rang©-------fur our pools,. ■ Wo win take in cxjA--^ „ BUTTER, BOGe, DRIED PBUXT <3bC, ut the FORuilm- market rate. . We are also Agent, for one of tho best Sewing Machina. in the World. 3F1 Xu. O H-3ES IV C 3S TJSJBEJS Those in want cf a Machine will plea* of his fine work. XST Remember the ] 0o.’s Drug Store, south-aide State Street Hosting*, May 10th, 1M9.—yl HASTINGS DRUG STORE HA8TIB6B HOUSE. WHERE YOU WILL FIND H0LB100X 4 MILLS. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GIFT BOOKS. ' JAPANESE CCB1OS1TIKS "With Prices to suit, the Times. DRUGS AND me Die INES la Complete in Every Department. ‘ J. P. BOBEBTS & CO. Efartings, D* 20th, Ari BU» “ Ci«wr». ; FRAMED. :s. j. b Ro-wrv. az. u- NUMBER 45, ' Michigan Exchange. At the end of that time Fred Abater found that ho had been spendingbu sal­ ary faster ihnn it became due. By bis fast living, enormous Ulis fur wine and cigars, ho had overdrawn nearly a thou« sand dollars. To replenish thia sum, be wm forced to draw from his jrifs’a pri­ vate , urso. His employers could not disguise tlw fact tiiat he was not m prompt and attenirve to bnstneu as usual He would often remain uno and two days from tb» state, and for an excuse plccdod aickuras. O1 late this had occurred so of­ ten thut they began to inuuira into the matter, and diKorarod that instead of buing sick, be had baen off-on come guy e irousal with some fast young men of ids own age. Ho was diaohargod, and [ with hi» wife retorni-d tu D------ . Hero ho entered a* a partner in. a targe dry good, establishment, his wife advancing , the mouev. By his nuw burinoM talent and lurosight, a trade waa roon built up tliat was the envy, as wall aa.urpriro, of "I know it, darling." the mother rsplice, hastily brushing away a tear. "As nxra aa my finger, c?*. z___ ____ tna will finteh her MwiM and thou we . - It wa. Frad Altater " ’*£*«*• “H*. b_ « I ‘ r"d Alhter 1 What, the cm that ---- .--7» : -■--------- ------------- e— ■, Uh, will wa, El?" and clapping 1 -.a rom tennMjn J" resolution, melting from his heart, be- their little hands and laughing merrily, i ••Theaemo" »«Jk <h. Iof .dlj unweld U»,tany..a-. *.p-pof ta.-1 -0o«l I. Il pWU.1 1 OMOCl.tKJns. nnia in flu. ..Hwo.K... nf« 1—vJ .... • a a ...— « —. At length this alteration in hi. habits forced itxelf upon the attention of his !«, that mothM is Cora Aliator, | worth MrS^ZwF^ wife. A shadow grew upon hsr heart, terod bell, of soetaty, who eould a ^bL H. has equaodared afl and occasKiiialiy her sweet face ■took -------- -.— “*7a < °J7veoun‘ by lb. ten. hi. wiftr’. forum, and a good dMl af hto »> * careworn exproMion ; bnt with Zthe - anxi-. of thousands, bhe is now cuntpolkd to ety camo a strength aud fervency of af ­ -------------, fcphi. “ROT I- Erf. Iw.'n-.v.ri. fection unknown to her heart before, b’he kept her pledge, and did met truly ™>i. ioaauUj aU.rd.jlM- .jataj fa N„ M loro him in spite of his faults. •mu Vi la-p frre> .Uro.ji . ®T„t M. wl& doJ’ She was svotsd alone in her dressing ud dl by, -SRTPrt. lur toSj room oneJ. night she had taken booki i --;-------1---------------— —a -a™ d- W", vEialj. Ud Irs.his. mMc." B.,/1 ... Uavu ——1... I Itja abi«* wkldaj laNmnUr,. a?.-,-—, ly, for hour after Hour was wearing I and Cara Abater and bar childrva ---- ---------- r----- ------ -----* U I. ra-Ul h. Suu add pioltal in <Ua away, and still ho came not. At length,1 — •*-—* — 1—' d,. ------------— —•<1,1.1, *-■ --------------------- .. tbv p,, g |,f. gathand anuad Um a Urf toward daylight, there eamo n double l«rtl.™jlMl.. J..j, aam.il,. Tba . „d U ba. Udndlm a.t«Und knock at tho street door, which aroused last stick ha. been put in, and as night oq<," the beautiful watcher, who had fallen asleep in her chair, with her check rust­ Fred AlLter in Now Turk, but now • ing against tho swanaduwn that lined partner in the firm. her dragging robe. She started up a In conclusion we would add that this pleasant smile stole to her drowsy eyee, j is no fictitiou- tale, but life; and tbw i. and she listened to hear the porter unbar ; ______ ,___________ „______ ___ --------------- ;-------------------- j—A—-t,—— the door. He wa» too sound arieop in ' 'pleasant and many rad mumoriro are «. his leather chair, end when tho knock twined around it, and her heert chug. । to it as a <hmr and valued triend. Owe paL__ _ IZ1J », h wu a di^_«*» '<4 droesiilg robe about her waist with a ’"I '*' "* E“ silken cord which belonged to tho festal gnrraents she had flung uft and snatch­ A load knock w heard at the door, tbo natIlvl Uataoabbewaaing up a lamp, hurried down stairs. 8he mingled with the shrieking wind. ojicnsd tho door, end them stood her starts ---------------—----------Th. of AIuUr B up and. uhurriedly open,।it Her husband, flushed with wine,- his list off, husband staggen in, his face bloated, short Blues*. ilivJ broken hearted ovnr and the masses of raven hair falling eyes bloodshot, and coal all rag*. He over his brow, damp and disheveled. is wild aud mud with drink. Advancing Ho stood unsteadily, and mad. a random towards his wife he says, ia a noano few yearn ago, and is now living in a effort to rescue bis beaver from the floor. “ I went wmetliing to «at I’m hun- Jdiriant city. Cura i. with bar, WtppcrtCora shrank back, and every repugn of color left her cheek. Ha came into the gry as a bear. Coms, bo quick about it ing lieroelf and hoc children bytaaaWng school. Her worth.’aw husband is was-, hall, .tumbling as be walked, bolding too." alxjut the country working octa­ “ Fred," .h. replies, kindly, “ there is dering ' cut his hand to greet her. with a vague ri toillv a. a day lulorer. His devmad unite tliat seemed fearfully out of place nothing in the house to eat. I nor the , wile etill cling, to him, and, out al bar on thorn snullcs. features. children harva’t had a muoevl ainoo tost .•eanty fund-, ends him remittances fre­ Cora glanced hurriedly toward, the night." quently. which ha. ouJ bar many days porter1, chair. The occupant wa. sound “I tell you I want seme supper. Du (of Ml. but ia »|«at by him in an hour. asleep, brusthing deep and full, like a youhoarr’ / ■ | —fia-ntea Ctatay Hn»ri. man detonuinud on his entire mcaoure ** Dear Fred, if I had anything to giro of rest, lot circumriancas go a. thev you 1 would do so in a mOercnL ’ > might “ Woman I" and bis eyes flashed an* Cura looked upon thia unconscious- grily, “ don't you lie to me. You have I nos. with a mom of relief. He need not got something hid scsaewhero," and be- ! be a witneas to tho degradatura of his ftire sbo could utter a word, or divine his master. Tliis thing could nwur hajrpen intention, lie Mimd a cL_L, __d B D.-----again, and no ouo Would have Men it i i her evil- tin. bead, xlud tier to the ven we ram puya not efi ttagur a h v» but benelf. Poor Cura Alister! aha : ground as he would have done an ox. fob low. bhak" ho va-h >m Dior aah I knew for the firs’, time how J>carily lias |I t he ehildiw began crVmg, which «ad- pin, unt I varix wgr aah Shako. ¥• the knowledge we would forget, ----------but we IJ di-hed him riill more, and he alrau'ed 'ash dwin pujre pu. diru vash njKxaitwo have not tho [iciwar. " 1 ’ L. deal ih.us arixni.or bhrr, but failing urdro»yo-ni piggor aah vwn anndder -- A world c' of— suitor tug pasted throur trough 1- ’*-* thatgentio heart--- over the prostrate farm of h-s wife, h« poAwoeu teh. 1 od d. n, von tay 1 uaJUSl iu the Cue of her------------wni unsblotv ri*a a-sin.iaud fall into a pn-d ler Shako tint two odder ic^s, nt while sha ru gazing -----------------------------------1----------- V drunken j jonl TJ„p, B bunds mit— da wu^dhurisand, that face so pale andauunatu,( -----------------------——----ralin its exnroaiion. I The Uuw he gave Omreamo near shuoa uni •,.rau udder ding . Ve| She took nis arm soothingly, and led 1 proving fatal, an i it war some tone ere ofo p*rn past, unt to paokmde of to him up-stairs to her dressing room. Ho she rotunuri to cou.«ioon«a. A haray pebmt us, unt p>oQ wxmte kit to v flung himself into the deep chair whirh smite wro ithod Ker .ip*, fur shadream.d in te m ttl • uf us. ten I riehtl*. to 8 she bad jurt left, smiled in her face with she wa* in her old home again Again unt te udd*i two togs, tmttey roM i an expression that made her hsnrt rink, i was she surrounded by every luxury—---- *“1‘ — and falling hsavily bock sank to sleep on { hsr every want graufio). When skJ tbo cnsbiou that bad supported her, with ' awoke she looked wildly and vacantly his bead on th. crimson velvet yet warm about. from the proMuro of her cheek. . ** Can it be .. it i_i»_ was only a drvcm' The poor wife stood garing sorrowful­ she muxmxtrwl. “ 1 thought wo w. ly upas him; her rrtwlc eyes were full । happy quM mon,, aud that Fred was tl of tears, and after a little sbe stole away i kina husband of old. But no," sL.------- ----------------- - — ----- -- —. to a. corner of thi- room, knelt down by I added, glancing toward her husband ly- te bold.” Dani delta Shake, -Yoa a pile of cushions, and snothering her rag on th. fluor, u it is no drram, but a sliust voi< h mit van hole, net to togs to soba in their silkon billows, seemed to ba reality.’ • udd r hole, den I vill make va> wkder praying with painful intensity. Again bar mind reverted to the past, holo in mine ax, mit te mitte of te tag. At last .he Kroo to her font, with an She thought of her birthday party, when uni ten, ven I him, I viU sehtadt hta air of gentle resignation, and, giMing -v--------- juung. joyims, h«4>py girl of on te kuup. uni cU his bet way out te toward her bashand, who stiil slumband ________________________________ She thought of hui reluctance ax." So Shake, be say, “ctaah ia all . ... -1 . . that. w.ro riri^-unt Meay, stop de tab on in the dull, hravy sleep of inebriety, to join in drinking die toasts she bent down, and romnviug tho damp offered her, awl how .he urged, nay, mit mine foot, so ho vill not mooch kit hair from hi. faroh'ad, kfatod it Then aMajadWbim t> join her in a rIom of oct tail dish hole." Don I say, "1Mh s)>e stole a wav into tier bed chamber, and wine. “Ah!" ronvw- uh so bialxu- os noblwr wuh." Dea 1 __ _ al___ exclaimed, _______ _________ fully, whde tears savemed down her dakra mine ax, uat a beta inakva in to ... „________________ . ‘tegmUlle. heywahs leettevital kite a hole, unt I dink. I km te woodK/TB.TT 1 Con I blame him for what was I ah»ck, out I delta r*«M« SUM to my fault? Hs struck bo, but he was1 •htiitar te . ant 1 eta ft-ed a tostla anat Alaa! poor wife; this unhappy night ।maddened with drink—suad icn-d with uaf den I sm do dings bed. eo I roakac was but the pvnlndo to many morn equal- ;the demon I told him there was do harm ly wearing, equally humiliating to that ■in partaking of. Oh, Gud, buw long ia disks 1 'DI make hi. hta qtack ou—ud fond heart. this to centinuo? How ray head aehto," mine Gott! v.t you dink 11 Tedder Shato And now the beautiful face of Cora ,and aha hud Her head wearily upon her h» make von pig nuise, untdaka-hta tag out rail du tet ; uat ba .iimmiviri a AE->tor grew anxioua with corn and Buf­ hand. , erouoin, unt sehw-aria b toeh ZntMagfering. Sha mi lunger fiequanted lb# gay circles that would have woa bar forth from the splendid solitude in which bar ttay. wcro eponi. but her step grew languid in that kUinptuous homo, h-r beautiful oyoe dim with watching. AltnOAt every night tlmt irregular stop summoited her to be ths wit .eas of her and happy bride of . t.iuperate man, li.li all ugedetar, ® t mm aaodde^ wet with no cars or anxi«4y fur the future, he mv, “l*rodu« Haw, daab Wk kA to with no nkmd to darken the clear >ky af bar young cad joyun. lift. Nowehewns the wife <*f a common drunkard, with E-^ !-3S&S?Th-fatfct Many times had FtodAlisterrefonn«l an I eram fitted tta. Good Tompian. aM �------------ I I I IM M I. 11 H llil"W—W 'JHB HA8TOT1BS IBAHITKB, EASTHHB0. . •. ......... cannot — A ronahttfoa Ijas beenjBMod in pojrott rnxtnop Mark* IMUE3SAB. Wm. H.^Ugjt A Oftk Column. 3, W®. . SHisrtlUuco la Exchange Block. Kidderm,. ‘ Tfcnraday, wht!»,n resolution was passed doctoring him unworthy to bo a member ■ of tho House. • ' whUe people have a deep and abiding l MtrtaH. Tfeo question of a high ar tow tact ou imported articles, whether thet tex shall bo so levied as te prohibit ia a great degree the introdurtiwa from nbeoad of the article upon .which it is -BW rose J, <?r whether it shall be so ar­ ranged oa to offer no bar to its iirtroduo— The girl in Rhode Island supposed tpon,bul that tho introduction bo ratherThe Democracy, now that the FifenoourSged, that tho torgust potrihle rev-,■ tocnlh Amendment ia a pert of the or- to bo in a trance, was buried yesterday. enne may be derived therefrom, intar-■ gauin law,are tutoring thomielves 15 rup-, —Outrage* continue to be made on the erts hot only the statesman, tho manu­ idly as possible to look upon those whom Chinese in tian Francisco. — Tho missionary panket Morning facturer and the jobber, but every tiller they could, a year ago, spook of in no, Rr.. _____ l'□ * of tho soil, overy mechanic, every mani milder tonne than -*d----- -d niggers,” as — Tho United States troupe and ths who lives upon tho jirooeeds of- hi* own their political equals, and are begtning to bait thrir hooka with the .most enticing Indians have bad a skirmish tn Arizona. skill and industry­ — Several Cabinet officers, members , It is, oonfoesodly, one of tho difficult bait, hoping to catch thereby the votes problems of Political Economy. It of those persona, who for the last twenty of CotigTcM a nd other officidls visited tho Monarch at Annapolis on Friday. reaches out in it* applications *o far, con- year* have boon tho objects of their im­ — The Miners' Union, of Wilkesnocuf itself with so many diverse inter­ perial hatred. Tho editor of u Democratic- paper in­ barre, ordered a strike for Monday, the est*, mixes itself eo intimately' with tho 28th nit. social aud tn Oral obligations which we vitee Fred Douglass to moke " his homo — The Committee’ of the Missouri are under, not only one to another, but Mrs. Douglors' homo during his stay in legislature will report favorably on Wo­ to tho whole world, and is withal so apt the city,” and adds that ha "will be man suffrage. ‘ __to be dismissed in view of some tolfish ' happy to entertain Mr. Douginas’ friends — Near Lawrenceburgh, Ohio, the rhoffyts and for the forthsranre of tome without regard to oolor.” Their speak­ boiler of a tow-boat burst, killing three ers now apeak of tho “ oolcred clement, ” aelfish end, that ths must thoughtful of persons and injuring several. statesmen, and ths most profound ^vrit- cur “colored citizens,'1 our ‘colored — Four men ware killed by the ex­ eroupctiaationnlobLgation, and the law* friend*," aud we have no doubt that did plosion of a boiler in Adamsville, Tenn., which underlie national suoresa, ap­ they deem it necessary, and that there on tho 22d alt proach the matter with cpnfcswd trepi­ would bo afforded in tho utterance the — Illinois Judges decide tliat bets dation, while narrow-minded dema­ fain tact hope of success, they would, can be collected of stakeholders by win­ gogues, who think lhatthe line in which come down from their lofty assumptions ning portiua. to that |>ositicm from which they would their individual interest travels. is the — A rowing match hai been errunged only course that can lead to correct ton­ plead for a vote, asking at the same time, between the champion English crew of Newcastle and the Pari* crew of St. elusions, do not foil to make the air re­ “am loot a man and a brother?” John, N. B. It is barely possible that there nro a sound with their dodamatiiin*, nor to Ex-Secretaiy Seward arrived in load the teeming column* of tho press few among those to wham tho onoo proud New York on Friday last. with lucubrations which display at once Democracy have gone toadying, so far — David Raisa an expelled Free Ma­ ths selfiahneas and shallowness of tho down as to acknowledge tho relation, bat son, has bosn forging the names of lead­ wo would caution our Democratic friends author*. ing members of that fraternity. But if the question is a momentous iu the outstart, tliat tho number is not —A silver mine of unparalleled.rich­ eno, wo do not l***en its huge propor­ worth tho |>ains and troublp it will cost ness h'as been discovered in Greyton Co., tions by refusing to took at it with a can­ to get them. It will not, bow that the Ky. .The ore w a* found to contain a did eye, or to discus* it with that calm­ timo of certain destructioc ia at hand, larger pm qenl. of silver than any hither­ rises which is so Mldmn seen, but which add to the dignity of the dying hour to aiscovcrcd. ought always to be displayed in bringing to abandon the colors under which you to view the bearing^ of any political is­ hare fought so long. De not in the sue. We areaot writing against argu­ death agony attempt a language that ha* — Mr. Bright’s illness is incroaring. ment of mooted points in tins groat ever IkhiujI stranger to t£o tongue of ’ — The Lend bill is becoming more question, but against tho hastily drawn tho parly. Nover . toar down the motto “The unpopular in Ireland. conditions which are too often made, — It is announced from Havana that aj*d the *dfi*h spirit which in many men Uuiim at it wa*," when ortwy Democrat aeems tn be tho fountain from which all' enjoyed tho constitutional right to “ wal­ tho Captain General has lilierntod 2,000 lop his nigger;" and hurl out on tho negroe*, and that 18 Cubans have been their words proceed. executed in Santiago. In tbe largest eense of the term, tho quivering air with the last breath that — The celebrations in Paris on • Fri­ Gaverament should protect a!| classes of respires from your ntpidiy failing body, day, the anniversary of tho French {teopleiaall por& of the national do-1 “Never, no, nover, shall our daughters Revolution in 1848 vyere orderly, and main. Il has a common duty to the marry niggers." It is hotter to die by undisturbed by the police. Eianufocturer of New England, tho min- tho Bvord of your Toe than to hate your — General Qucscda, Commandcr-inself to-death because you asked mercy , crof Pennsylvania, tho drover of Texas, Chiof of the Cuban army, has arrived in Florida, on his way/to Washington. and the wheat grower of Minnesota, and ho who can. eee only that which is for — It is reported that the Northwest­ ern States of Mexico have declared in tho jrosent good of one of these, aquwing net, and cariug not, whether woe be­ Tbe enow is ton feet deep in Noveda. [ favor of independence. — An English envoy ha* arrived at tides any trail tho othere, mutates at — A colored girl is studying law'tn Ottawa, Canada, to urge the construction once tbe bearings of-< t--ranl justice and Washington­ of the -British 1‘acifio Railroad. He real duly to the country. . — The Fenian Senate te in secret ses­ Whatever, then, may be our eonclu- sion ia New York. m let os reach them only when we I COMMERCIAL — Numerous Chicago roughs are have traveled over all tho ground that hanging orouad Niles. we can possibly tpmpass, and whether, — A steam fire ongiao has boon pur­ . when we assume our final position, chased for Manistee. either m Free Traders or Protectionist*, - Mr. John Goodmark has been ap­ R matters not, if thatmltimste stand be point'd postmaster, at Bedford Centre, taken calmly, and with tho consent of Calhoun County, vice 3. H. Corwin, re­ «>sl aAurs. Tbe puuf. of the Hoste rnolal.on •*«>» dsjssfo. farprias tb» iscrtsM at tk« eursigned. * dhtseheryst focU and the most adequate­ rwj. iwnporarlly th. ball tidt of the — James Fhk, Jr.,-ho withdrawn bis gold room, twrt lbs Heusto rwluMon ot Tbandsr. ly m**r*d judgment, wo can submit to bbrisuit ag rinet 8. Bowles, of theBpringuhmv tossy InensM, lock tfcv slirtnio* ea ths wil of tho majority, with the feeling Urriy a.I. »*d Uw'priesof *ota hu rsptaty <Uthat it £b better to err in judgment than — The 150,000 required to start a diot.1. ctesls* to dsy st a fraction abevc 1 !S? Jt to occasionally reach correct conclusion* Presbyturian paper in Chicago hns boon itltaxsnM** Hute to ray tlul sll <to»bl sbnl » speedy r»<«rs las gold trash i*newfVBOVfd. It with untemporoi rashnse*. stcured. The paper ia to bo called Th tawllkiotbe power of the GsTeranrat to bria* laUiitr. Above all, let u* decry all sectional­ U >beet M aey time, sad lite aaiy s qaeaUos m ism, reuwnbering that our great country — Over 000 -tons of ice have been se­ I* naf.T0r.LI., i|>. bank. ' is one country, bound by battle and cured at Constantine this winter, mostly ••vfclj b*nk for *hipment South. (Mln* bvavilr in Ite kftl r^wrev. Coltoo b Mated with blood, and it i* a national — Miss Kete Burna of Oom County, ■(■la low.r, **|lit>( txtay at ujg, prjr bbaphomy to utter tho woid that shall hM recovered 12,760 damages, in a bold w«il op, but if the SkIIm in ceUon b mainarray brother against brother ia any breach of promise suit lainad. pzicaot eatlaa good, mab cn.->» 4,, n Wntm »«rcb*ota aA prodaslly batata* og.'M ■trite that shall open again tbe terribl* — John Hartwick, of Saginaw, nged. ibe ibcliup la both (ola and cotton indicate tower Bond* •* lately boated. only II, set a building on fire to see;it burn. His pyrophilistic taste now keeps him ia jail. — The Lake Shore A Michigan ScuthThere is on efiort being, made to force Upon tho people of Barry county tho small end cf tho tailfeather* of a defaart Labor Union Movement nt Grand This organisation we regard.' the mouth of therirer Rouge, andF^d* > ‘onck L Egliuton upixnnted poetmarter. I — Major George K. Brady, formerly 'V0 father of lb" child born in Alaska that will be oligiblu to bo Presided of ths United States. — Tbe township of Calodonia, fihiawaetec county. »®ted aid to tbe WRIGHT & SMITH, nortsje IN IIASTJNGS , — B3U have Loon introduced to di­ r ride Toxas into one State and two terrii lories, and to prevent prise-fighting. j ’ — Mr. Revels, the colored Senator ’ from Miutorippi, has been admitted by a strict party vote ~ — A fire i n Galveston destroyed prop-, Hom. amm Bunjjj«aAn» diedat St ’ erty valued rtft.XJOO.WO. / ■ -Pet.rabireh, Rutala, oa tho 2d o February. — Tho Indians in tbe J<ake Superior region are Starring through tho scarcity KOT BO MJJCH ■•KIOOEB.’ of game. skxp rnornirroHs. . . oaan* ro C H,A,N PIER. Gents’ Fnrnuuing bturc, T1 A 73 Woodward Avenue, Detroit. In making this announcement to tho Citirans of Hastings and vicinity, I would call your attention to a fow foots : , Firot? - A permanent Clothing Hotme in Has­ tings, when you can -always -find a THOSE' CABSIMERE8* TESTINGS, Furnishing Goods, TOBB Oisa SHELF BOIES HaU and Cape, and everything pertaininrr to mnn'u wo.ir Second, For Sooea, Dry and Fancy Goods; Band-B<jXc*,Jtoxea for Drug*, fond I ■HVHCTtKIIG DEPARTMENT, fumtry, Exf r.tctv, Confoowhere work will bo clone in the beat tlonery, Jewelry, or . style known to the trade. . Other Goods of Petre?? Mich. Third, KO PEACES LOWER THAN OUB8, -A.n<l It will be for your interest to examine our stock and prioea. Ortr Cotte it a Dcrjam ! Vmler CMduy at Adttoei Frim. IDt, and CWp*. Cheap t -£r<&HUi£St “* “■‘Tit1' ^SEESSS .ansae-! inwir tiacr saiTH tin stats mtn. J. B. LEMLEY. r-wr •fiSi [OS« oil FOB THEMM (SO a. «. SJOr.w M.xM l t.to fAMeanv *-« * ‘LAKZltHORi* MICH. ftoUTHKRS ». earsar. eusa satisa] ***«»« Rail Road priees. Wilbur <f- Watson, of the Quaker. Valley Nurseries, Winona, O., offer extrastock , and belter Terms on Trees, Flowers, Shrubs and Plants, than any other' nursery in the country. Try them. The 8cvemU Annual bistrli udon o! Premiums to the Fubeeribers Iktraitt Cffliertial AiTcrtm' Wednesday Ev’g, March 8 TltED DOUGLAS $3,500 in Gmnbacks! 3kiv Jidvrrtisfmrnts. TJIMIOPff HAEI-. WRIGHT Ac SMITH, EVERYTHING TO PLEASE, PRICES TO SUIT That's Big Talk, Try it Now. Jloback’e Stom­ ach Bitten, unlike all other Biqlre in the r.tarkS, potteu iutriuuie merit. Mod Billrrt. to CtilM,r[rt merely niehixathif dufi, •old ru a bcormfff. Dr. Jiobatx» BiUere arc not a Lcrrrvfft in any srttse of the tronf, Lui contain Iht moot crjmuicc dntffe hiomt to •rlence far the mfdieal cure <f rndifffdion and jXtjiepn.'a; and BOBACK’S Will latere to Ike .bov. bill o. L-|. ieu ia<loptoo< "ui? CcupssRe NaliCEhiy laiulaut HASTINGS HOUSE. I *f taste »ai Cksrak Wrtw,. th ■a Pl Ilst kn»rt*»r. Xspsiaa >u asiuas UiiauM, tkuul ba has a-fine assortment of MEH MILLISEBY GOODS HERE. 0. D. 8PAULDIN8. etarl-nMe tlryrrr, ari’l tfiee tone to BITTEIS efojte t' iai viH niHtb^tkeuiod ehplical of iU wiulttfal trtfoc. . ’ b"Y Asn Wood. PDIIFIEI CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CRACKERS. LEMON - I <jHOtrLDEB, ARMS! CRACKERS Eot» «nd White C. D. 8TEWAHT. Large A W«U Balao'.ad Stock of Hssilnp. IW Mt* IMS.—If BLOOD Ur. Jlot^eh', btoo.1 FiUa ate CRACKERS. ric-xrc BOiTON SODA / /f ifwwrfrrral p'Vn emca'Xfr. Z.Wxirtl-, the relrbenlcd ficeduh \. ' Stu.-1/iolui, Bwe'■* ■ I Um, rewte to thu country and introduced the ScanriiHarinti Blood Purfficr; tinoc which time thonmindt hare been cured, by its ate, of Scrofula and other blood diaattt*. It mnlaint, bemda the Iodide of Ihdaua and Symn of Stilllnyia, drnyn importex I from Sweden for it» erpren tuanufaeiure, unknown and not kepi by ajwthc-r—> ■' . CALL AT THE HASTINGS BUTTER OYSTER STOMACH • OROCEH1ES, --.fi-kf tnva-. riably ntabWtea them as fmoritet miih all who mm them. The reaewt why Dr. Robadct Blood PiUi thonld l>e kepi iu crery family art: Bream* they ean be employed m all ma where a Hfamily phytic” it reanirtd,.and We have Ja^ added a large amou new end splendid electrotyred job to our ofllce, of the very teliwt embracing wvoral founts of card t Friend*. £rlng on your orders BLOOD Faytlr.—All person* Ihdebtod •wfltae tor job print lug, advertlring or bastnea*) and enbecripttons, wi ooato' by calling and rottbng at ■.WtaJwreKoW'twW on our b -and -we Intend to have the motr thee* bills—peoewbly If we can, fo M we muse Therefore eettlo up, jMta vtait from the bhetifr. Medicines ctery-ichcrc. aPown i*ame, one of tlw brat MwBeet of neeriy 0,000; shall p tafer double the proacnl riM « Baxwn, without other change twee*. But wo shall send nn p Without the pay. Wo mean tbl* *0 fUeua* wBI take due notice. limn; liuaiut iheu arc made Wi.mitk and Vrh*‘,H mu»‘ b© -old. without tTnSJAi J? — «-o - »“• FAMILY GROCERIES, Caffaca, Ceoshtia* at PILLS ere* tL Nobody hu HetaataDd* Um little p ropor bro of either do �m a, as?®. Stral and JHiscelUnraus. KBW ADVERTISEMENTS. A mooting of the friend* of J. H. ' Cable, one of tbs oantractom for tbe con.trurolon of tbs Grand River Valley Railroad, campri«lnK tending elttesa. of Barry and Eaton Counties, was held at the Haatloga Mouse on Friday evening, , Feb. Hth, 1B7Q, andon motion of A. W. Ballsy, wa* organ teed by the choice of Hon. J. Q. Boblnsuti a* Chairman; and Goo. M. Dowey a* Bscnfory. Tbe Chairman suited tho object of tho meeting to be the prreentatlon of a val­ uable watch and chain U J. H. Cable, Esq., on behalf of the eltiwn* of Uaat, innMr. A. W. Bailey then Introduced Hon. C. G. Holbrook, who gresied the guest of the occasion in the following eloquent epsrch : WIGHTMAN & GREBLE PHlEfiTjkND iMiXM County, Direct from Factories. chain, BenUj ao<r*«ad Um<bm< AJtowia< iuari|>Uaa: - Vmvntod by lb* etllMaa of QmiI»e>. DM. aris bt Sunlight and Gaslight IjrSpetyialities in every department. STOPES! STOPES! We have noW Ln Stoolc tho lareeat vartery or csrtsg lb* ••mplMloaof U>*av*n4 River Vail*/ lUirW. JuMiy, 1SJO.“ la *mb* W *0 conuepUL. th* *ariy biUarr «f ■fee rouvprweud year MoaecUsa nilb It with the atmod utMutisa and gvslita**. Wa Cm! COOKIJfG, PARLOR COOK AJi‘D PARLOR STOVES * “ " ‘ ■ >ue««4all aad see them. EffSSSsmiiSs’.ffi:, tnl ryfaw M,.au*nltlai *ra r£.,;Zn‘u‘nis;uits WANTED-AGENTS GREA.T SACRIFICE! Closing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, &c. at and below cost, at the . There will ba a free lecture an Tues­ day evening, March Stir, at tbe Court liou-c, by Mrs. M. J. Kais, a trance speaker. Subject: "Bp'rltual Phi­ losophy." Wednesday Ev’g, March 8th. R>crvm Tor. 7ST5I0CD0LLABSPEB MONTH, Everywhere; nsalr and fcmie. Is iotrodao* it" Geaslar Improve* Commas tease FAMILY SEWUJG M ACHBHk Tb« buvlstiw opwsfor W« w.ll pay tl.<XO for u>v maehtaatiMt vOJ sra • m.eugw, nm. toauufoU «r amrailwMi •.«=> tl.n ouTfl. it ttdn iha u ELASTIC LOCK STITCH." ‘ Evrvy mtmwI MlXhcA. bwcaL andxtintkaalMh I The only opportunity that our citlzena may ever have to Lear the woridreanwned Douglas* will lw on Wedncsday evening, nt Union Hall. SECOIBft CO., r Mai, to Bay addrto>. I CLOTHING HOUSE! 86 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. ^sSTag $30 Beaver Overcoats at 820.1 $20 Cassimere suits of clothes $15. 18 “ “ 12. 12 “ " “ $7,60 “ “ 7,50 j Good Shirts and Drawers; 40 cents 55’.rKft.kKIF- 10 ’1 Careen. — Th* *f rt4 m*«l ir> CaMua. al tbe bra.e, on FrttQy; »br nib fc*l, al J» our notice of the c hange of propri­ etors at tho Hastlnss Houao, we made no mention of tbe fact that ‘Andy’(H.S.) Johnson (not the “ Alderman of hl* na­ ■wacewa an* bsprlaam any sttood yea »u<! youre BUSINESS CABDS. tive village") stU1 remains us Clerk—and tkraufb Ufa. At the dose of his remarks he, on be­ bo b (he right man in the right place. half of tbe people of our Village, pre­ BOWNE ^’GALLOWAY, rantod Mr. Cab# with a beautiiul watch OA-^iKERS. and chatty, aaa token of our appreciation (OLtxeT/ojrT njDt a rrtrrrriD of hl* untiring effort* toaecure tbe early cctaplsUeo of our railroad, engraved a* Hs»y toned * Depovite Rra:«l Mb. D. C. Hawlxv 1* again doing llASTIMOS, - - • *W • • ■ MICH business in our mldnt, and has opensd a Prejmted to J. IL Cable by the citiMISS M. MEAD, flour and feed Moro in the budding teto- zentof Hatting*. Michigan, at a tribute, ly occupied by W. Parker. It la the Its- of their appreciation of hie valuable ter- DILEHHM A.KEli. tention of Mr. II. to open up a large vicu in tccuriny the completion qf the zurxsr cttaxv or rjrmn. stock of groceries and provisions in a Grand Hirer Valley Railroad. ’ Ib sroar, atiec block, reiXjdjort time.______ Mr. Cpblo briefly responded, returning HAtfTlSGS. - - - »*IT - - - MICH. IW ArranrvtCB Wbbtu. ArrcmoK —The singing school con­ thankr for this unexpected expression oi tho good will of tbe people of our Vil ­ ducted by Mr. Geo. n. Brook*, of Or­ D. B. WOODWARD, angeville, which closed its rudlmental lage. and closed by Introducing Hou. H. P^»r Ia term laat evening, ia lobe cor tinned in A. Shaw, of Eaton Rapid*, who, In a Cents Fearlag Apparel! an advanced stage, commencing on brief speech, recapitulated the labors of WAIXA01TS CLOTH the Company and the contractors Id the Wednesday evening next, March Mb. On h*ad. >b-I aicfe.Biwi for wool al conrtrucUnn of tbit Road, aud gave in R.Ul, Crrak Prie**. We are no ringUt.. but we have seen Rkksry Craaor*. Ul.te. JnaiTml enough of Mr. Brooks! teaching to know doling agiowing account of the pros­ that he h tally octnpetent to perform all pective ’uture nf the rad. and the re- j gton of .country through which it peases. that he promtaea. Brief addressee were also made by I We ray all this meekly, and with th« Messrs. Crane, ‘of Eaton Rapid*, • nd utmoi-t re«pecl Ibt our huge contempo­ rary. who, wo beg. will not rand our Ueo. W. MUI*, of HaaUngs. Tbe company then adjourned to tho ringing master out of town beforebe flndiningroom, where a sumptuous repeat tohe, that which ho bis undertaken. MAIN BROTHERS, lux. 1 been prepared by Mine Host Pixley, the new proprietor, to which ample Jus­ tice was done by alL After brief speeches from two of the aaubject which ta thoroughly under­ stands; and we sincerely believe that [ friends from Eaton County, the meeting no lecturer in America Is more entirely | adjourned, each feeling that it wa* good couveriant with that whereof bespeaks for u» to have been there. than is Mr. Douglas wltb tbe subject of. bis proposed dlscouHMr bn "Our Cotnpoe- | General Grocer, tteNationality.” Through persecutions ! many, through trial* and tribulation*, ha* bo pursued bl. rrseajvhw-snd not only from books has hedearned. but by wid experience: tbe result of sueh va­ STORE! CITY ried .nd extended Investigation, cannot fall to be interesting, and we have no fears a. to hla rereidion. For further partfoulaxs aeo advrrriaement iu another column of to-dxy's paper. AKD OTHER GOODS EQUALLY XH XX»W AT (J, Star Clothing House, vx_x_.wss.ra. . *h»ons pries Muro of GRAXD ILtPIDS. Dated, May >6, 1809.—yl ____________________ VINEGAR. Il frac KUROl’E. Hastiug'S Wholes Eactmt Pay Ur.—AH person* Indebted to this -office for Job printing, advertising 'legal or bmines*) and subscription*, wUlaave coals by calling «nd rattling at once We have >4,000 Handing on our books, and-we Intend to bars I be money on thoe bill*—peacably If we can, forcibly if we must. Therefore eeltie up, or ex­ poet a visit from the Sheriff. Special None®.—We again coll the attention of our readers to the fact that after the close of thia volume our terms of subscription will lie ui»oox»rnoKALX.T IK advamcx. We have purchased a Pown Puna, one of the beet made, at a onat of nearly >1,000; aboil print a paper double the present atsc «f the Basher, without other change in our terms. But we shall send no papen without the pay. We mean thia, and cur friends will take due notice. . rA Bia Jump.—The Ho nt Jotmat mads a Jump at the truth last week, but leaped clear ever *. Nobody hurt, for vul, grew* iat* atalreiloo o! lb* Cherry Pec­ toral. write* Or. Aysr fet.laitrnettaa* nwfer •blab elf" be *ba)l ba bl**. wbicb blMMre*. ud whieh vamitod, sad aadar whkb ba abal taka Ayer’A Pilla for an a8acdoaof the liver; *to» under which Wgn bta wife abssld ewauaaaca to taka thaRer»a*ariIl« for bar ailment. Ba adda CUSTOM CAHDING, -AMD WOKS GUARAbTRXb, doth. Flannel, ‘ JBattai and JOHN G. RUNYON DIAMONDS, Bnn MefiiciBffl, Groceries We bare JujJ added a large amount of new and splendid electrotyred job type to our office, of the very l*te*t styles, embracing raveral founts of card text. Friends, ^rlng on your ordera. We And ar« bus f.rvr*>nl to varvy fl aw la ARM. tranche. rarLeular aliintn* gtras to WEBDINI All VI3IT1HS CANS BJfEUU®, TEA BLS. ' ’AND BBT SlbtxlOF BOOTS AND SHOES TAXES! TAXESt rn&PRv't ItlSA.Ij ESTATE EXaffAMG*;. ---- OF----- F. ID. ACKLEY Hesm sa t Leu, Vaomt te» H. A. GOODYEAR. I keep constcLTiily on hand a targe an d well selected Slock u sMine DRUGS andMXDICIX’RS of mLRDW-A.TiE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. . C H E A. V E E Da. O. e. WiX.XXAXS,*Ocular Dlagnoatatlng aud Eclectic Physician, of Bos­ ton, Maa.., baa taken rooms nt the Hast­ Ings Houra, aud will remain with us for mww time. Baa adverUssmeal next KEEPS THE HUGEST, In tbe article of Stoves done, most useful Rtiielea, can save at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BUILDING MATERIALS, TOOLS MU* nra o:n«7 to BM hMM »«ra ia Umnfate w �............... HIAa. 38, 28Jb, «tw iDteariuurarn. tlZlaAl. NOTICES. T’r?KKS^f„gM«T"«i BOOT. DODD'S NERVINE AND IXVIQOHATOR. S3£SS A Nerve Tonic and Slomackie •■“boon of freedom." Before tho war fata came into tho bar-room of a hotel ia Canada, near the frontier, a bright looking negro, who waa thus addreteed by on< of the eminent pontons usually tend in each rooort, : “I s’pooo you're a nineway glare," •aid one, looking sharply at the new I st wSS'1 iharfiTettu* d«r*l. lb«i*id prulweerstvs aoUes Inthr pmn lalerenid in mH euals, at ih. ptn4«u0» at mU ■rw=ti _ NERVOUS UasMou. THE NEW TeiK METHOSIST. SltUUUi, • 8«W 8:btt few l-Sa F.mily. a DISEASES IJ'uCeiiutn . Caic.mu Swinw JHrtrton J5TWA Feeling that he wax pretty well away from bondage, the dkrltey reBioudod that he wm. ''Ah, indeed, well, we’re glad of it; bet you don't eorm to Ir»>k very pour— . hare good elothea down South ?’ "Certainly,” aaid the darker, with eotne pride. "Same clothea ae my maa­ MORTGAGE SALE. - ^^Bui yon got many a gro-1 thraahin,-, -------- . “Nerer had a whipiiing in my life ’ ' ‘"Never threshed ! ' said another; “wall, but you niggvra dmt’l always get bnough to eet, do you r "Always had enough, gomrura ; never "WhatT^said the intatrogator, "good > X H. MALLORY, sjgngw. o«M ~~T~~ tb. cmm n««.’ n UPJOEH, FFTWCfyUf ee4 tkrrwxu OSes wart sa elothes, no punishment, plenty to eat Now,” said he, tuminy to the grouts “only think of it!—thia follow haa left , ................... ............ r.naiiy san • position when! he enjoys all those pnrilegee for an unoertxinty.u \ 1X)H ILLAHD'S bnai.oftbe. “Gouitnon,” aaid tho darkey, •‘all I'ao Etoeay respectin’ dem privileges ia, . Tobuero b»«n * uin>t< if any one want* to arail hiase f of : ■ j-goy Yacht Club £•=»■£' • n4n»r»< Mlt.t W MORTGAGE KALE. !S8Tri An Old-Taabiaaed Teacher. ' XWtefM. io lievia A. t'. Aairaatf «/ B IrtSr nmSdVuif "Patrick, do you know roar letters.” "Yin, sur." smrs'E don't kaow their namea" “Well, this is A." VBOOMAN, '-Ssotsot™ SSMggSnrri =x™3S«Xi “»§,t «UlM4. BMI IS IWTBBBBM •AiabB.’’ “Sura, an’ ia that D ! I thought it wa» » ox-yoke." "What wm that last latter I showed sr.< th ortttcuio r .inua at an stream r.«»i »r tb*CoMuln ■wtaa 7aafflfis."t Asiafc. WlU<tr« prang: SUea.'i.:: i EttffiT" ° —'—- f -■ — —-UoB len.(■ IO> la T«»n 1 !• worth at nas» tse, -a r t»- ■■<. saeialBux I-roMInc <0 lbs baited SuiMMMer. tvrtr Sloe “What do I db whoa I look at y "I shouldn't Uke to say , ear." “I vent you to tell ma." "I am afraid you will lick me, “What do I du when 1 look at ’ “Wall, sur, you equinL” " “9“’*, you aay C withent i* I nitc.in tt. rrt!>u».r Uuu-n. a»s .'..,» DM,'." £Wa WMI &£*£&&£ r«*bUbeUdTMKd to D. a ctrr*. Tbe eomailuen tncm sax or all at saU “Say it then.” ( “U without the iquint* ' ^^Vhat ia the name of the "I don't know, Before." “Well,it ia D, for dunce; juat like yonnell; 8ar that" “D, for dunce, just like younelt" . "Take your Boat, and t.e speftno’ rlaaa wilt oome up-and aprll. Hp.-U 4at-." . “C-a-t—eutfiah. "Tiia’t right. Now roell tub. “T-n-b—warh-tub." “Tain't right Now spell frog." . “F-r-o-g—bull frog." “Next, Where duos tho sun risef" Jgtewn in our lot »ur." •Next Where dose tho aun riae ? " 5ur,; BE .____ ' WM. H. HATFORD, ATTORNEY an-I Caantdiu M Iaw. Bl fib Cheeawv. Jawlre ef th. Pears. t» fetejUWt l )«bd* b»U*M Mi »U. U 4»l MbmIl A D. ICU^U see o’csieck la Stlrmnsn. Ihal Ui.->C between the hoar ot ka’ete or-,1LSrA*iM2Z“““ m. ths CowdUkas of a •dhmrabor Hih ISO. etnaial by aiMbmnadola jrayueaed Mjn U.fjrnne.bla w|fr. <« r-“____________ mu: m kiKccrtcA C. G. HOLBROOX. ipOBWIY at U., tatffc 3fi1OTg2S.ttSs.tt3 CUTlOr. Res I'. I’uiUd.lphis Pnu. ’••eltrvr Ur .temp., .Ittdrr.e J/m. (i JOHB MICHAEL. ,V3S E®® >•>• S'lWWMB. Iblt b*. DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. gTATECOFFEe A NFICE MILLS. port SALE. firUKi A. R. & W. F. LINN, sssisfeSKLi'Ayi, BB. Bbtell I Wg. JOBES, FIM Uresvrin aW. 12Q, Js/waen Am., DETROIT, Mich. Circular Snxv ■sgra.-ES Mill _ OR hTEAM EITGIMET Rood .•rtlroular.odJVirol.Uito ’ rDLTOX IRON and KNGtNB WORKS. J.B Wavw, Tmurw DETROIT. MICH A Portable l*OCM e.NRINB WORKS. Inn-re .4 Harin., XUt.ae,,-, ... DRYMean/ss A. »• KBRCS A cd.J~ sT$2vS“£S&iXEa ... io and ‘ . HOUSE. »»!“>*<»• sad JebUr, of rornl^n & DomeaticDry Gooch. 11 2$ “ Tieasaim’. Ih^i^s^a.'liJtnoiT.iUea*^ DETROIT .-iKULfaypsL,. Exchange � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-03-09.pdf 4149bccf2c18010bc1caa84d592a7d79 PDF Text Text >OI 10BA' TOJa ■ 1-80 PB* TEA*. 15 ADTAKCK rjjwTWMiwwnrfM •• With Mallee toward none.-with Charity for all.-with Firmnew in the Right" VOL. XIV.. gtuintM JJiwtsrj. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1870. TKX GREAT CROWD THAT DAILY VISITS THE MANISTEE MURBEH. Vanderpool. ----- THE----- ORTH, Vanderpool’s Speaks Emphatically. That E. H. MALLORY, law Prices Still Continue to Rule I WM. UPJOHN, Trial. With this intense feeling thus exiting on Bunday evening and Monday morn­ ing, the almost uni venal feeling al ManINSIDE HISTORY OF THE CASE. istoo waa that he had gone away of hia own velitijn, perhaps had eiinjJy betak­ en himself to his form ar roving life. Claims of the Defense. This was strengthened by tho fact that ho liad hinted that ho might leave the town st almost any motnonL On Mon­ VERDICT # SEE'TE^CE. day some of tho indications about tho : bank—tho apparent confusion and maria .r .1__ ±_. ___ 4.. L____ st.. IKTERTVIEW WITH VANDERPOOL BOSTON CASH STOW JOBS HOBBITS. Gaixn Rims, Mar. f, 1870. Now that the trial of George Vander­ pool fur the murder of Herbert Field at Mauistec, is ended, and the respondent i* confined in tho State priaon in pursu' ante of his sentence, it sectn* proper to lake a review of tho whole ease, and to trace somewhat it* inside history, xthich did not appear from the evidence, and wliich would have been improperly ndvortod to during the judicial investiga­ tion. Of course every celebrated caww ■ like this [ices-av s an interior history, as well as that which u developed upon tho trial, and a knowledge of each is sazue| what necessary to tho formation of a . correct opinion aa to the real merits of 1 the vtrhrt. I propoae, too, to detail somewhat the s.wne. which attended the j trial the verdict and tho erateme, and also to recount whnt transpired iu Man­ istee from the dosing-'act iu the court n«n to the removal of tho pruuuer by . the 8h>-riff. citizens that foal play might have taken I P DRAIE.MD„ “Are you Selling Out?” “Are you going away?” “How can you afford to sell so CHE.1P?” Are the Questions asked by thousands. I would, xn.y,— JTOt I AM JfOT GOIXG A WA Y I Iff I SELL GIIIIIIS W FOB tiSI, I these whs b«r« Un toy *,K DR. C 0. SCOTT. Because I buy for Cash—“Cash is the Motto !” H. J. HANEY. OE2S?iETT. . rnrnctAX ~»4 s-.ri-.on. oa-« s ■f PoK <Xe*. J >trw«. Ha«C I. W. VR00MAN, C E L S I 0 R !” DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, " BOTANIC i»l Edsnia Pknjriaa «nt DrntbC I imt< all ehn-ote «sl ■«’• <***;•*5 •fl’jto!?’ • is sll mils to -1 -r or aisbt. W*5* •* SaalirUs. I Of Vanderpool I havo already given a ] sketch at *>nio length, stating hi* perj sonul apjieoranc’e and genoral composure of manner. It will be remembered, ■ bowover, that coiuiderablti testimony wo* ' introduced by tho defense to prove pre­ vious good cliamctor, and to justify the Are now offering for sate, a full Stock of TVew and ftensonablc runduiuon by the jury that it was oxCJoo<1m« recently purchased in the beat eastern markets nt the tromely unlikely that a man of hi* »tat>dlowed poarible price;, for cash. Our slock includes a full lino of | ing and mental and mural constitution I would commit a crime so atrocious. Hut fev men who hod provioUslj empioved him gave testimony upon this question, 10 but this fact is cxpliynod bv thu defense 7' ■ as being ovciuionvd by th< fr utter waut . ' . THE PROPRIETORS OF THE WRIGHT fc SMITH, Z7 Hastings Cash Store! §SSTWAWFFIIBII®IIS,miOI WI. H. HAYFORD, KL OSstUVSt now UM«»edon» on rvuoattdii tonal. DISbliBn. fcloth. .na Bc.dy-m.de J. P. ROBERTS A CO. Ol. Hats & C.pe, Boot. & Shoes. Orooonw, co. | R u,auul„.<l.y DliLUAia Dnisn. modtaiaM. Wtasl • • >t TV- -4!1 .how vnu CP- 'amount uf money of any HT0«.h P«ri»s rataoen. «l~ »■ • “JJ; om^q.raoo .» .1 ,h. of IW etti-rnie*, and all men who I wnmuftAW C3Tin W ® hav ® got th ,? “ “ a -Y® ti“t it arv fenntior the practical workings C. G. HOLBROOK, ..1 them, and dmll try to .efl you afl we and wflrsj <* ~urts of law uadoratanJ that, though ,«j(.far the eoaatlr^jHwt*m f2T“i* for your interest to buy hare. We warrant price* tho Government is theoretically supposed mee'etedt r.n ' BUTTER, EGFC3-S, DRIED FRUIT esc^J, Wm7H- JEWELL. alao Agenta for oae of the beet Sewing Machine, in the World. JOHN MICHAEL, QUASTS PHILLIPS. WM. L. COBB, <3-0 TO T»JS HOLBROOK A MILLS, • . HASTINGS DRUG STORE WHERE TOC WILL FIND • A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WM- JONES, SCIOBOX DeMta. woeM Vs1,J**. JAPANESE CURIOSITIES, ■afArs, ' TOYS, Ac., Ac- ' AARON CLARK, ■With Prices to suit the Times. drugs krw Go«* MUk to all -M mar rmalf»ta and medicines I, Comptae'i" BV«T Department. IIARNEAH MAKKR, J. P. ROBERTS & CO. HMX.ee., D~ -’»*• >6®—”' ___________ __________________ HASTINGS HOUSE. ~ COMKIH Bin* Md Ohirtb -b tbbown.m-e- Gold & Silver Watches, nW"1"* n’~'- "* JAMK8 JOHSBTOS. i:.. areminth IO**4’*"’. “*7. u—.liJ r... Iwhalf of the prisoner-when he shows i that ho is imj>ovcri«hod, yet in fact his eaan is never fully presented unloss a considerable amount of money can bo employed in his behalf. So it ia quite probable that Vanderpool's most impor­ tant witnesses a* to previous good char­ acter were absent because ho was una­ ble to use jho money required to insure th<rir attendance. Bo far as I have been able to learn from inquiries in many di­ rections, ho appoars, up to tho time of this tragedy, to have been a young mon extremely desirous of advancing himself m ths world, of doing business upon a largo scale, of no outward vice*, and of great activity and energy. Iti* charged by his opponent, that no in reality never poesi-6»cd solid integrity of iharactcr, and tliat ho wan unscrupulous as to the maana by which ha attained hia end*, but of the actual commi*riun of wrung in his case there is no proof except hi* preeonFconviction. run away from his home in Maine (in all probability) at quite on early age, had roamed about over sea and land during tho greater part of his youth, and had acquired a somewhat reckleaa, and it is Idnted dissolute, character. He wna a young follow of very pleasing pereoiud appearance and frank manners, and by thode*qualities undoubtedly obtained the good w 11 and affection of Mian Hill He was not possessed, however, of any bori­ nes* ahyuiremente, waa extremely foolish as to carrying money about him in a sec­ tion of country quite unsafa, and was constantly exhibiting gold or currency in hii hands in public p|ace« whore danger­ ous men were likely to be near. The af­ fair* of the bank seem also to havu beezk dangerously public, a* almost every one knew just about the amount uf fands in the institution, and all about thn fart tliat the partners were about to diaaolve, and that at onoe. Under those rircutn*tane>-s it is suppoMid by thn friends of Mr. Vandvrpoul that some ruffian though; the time a favorable one for killing F’u-ld in the bank or upon thu highway, «itd NUMBER 46. tuted in the bank for any indications which might tend to dear up the mys­ tery. The witnesses in the case were pretty unanimous, though they did not untindy agree, as to life blood in tho buihiiag, but gentlemen who were not sworn at all, and who examined it, are of the opinion that tho indices of foul play haring occurred were quite faint and confined to a few small spot* of something on the floor, which was humcn blood, no doubt, but which they think might have been accounted for in many ways. The watch sot upon Vanderpool must hare been vary constant, throughout both tho night and day time, but re­ waled nothing unusual in hi* movomont* except his chiming the bonk, which had unquestionably been very filthy. No hiding away oi any money waa discovered, no getting up during ths night for any purpose whatever, no at­ tempt during' the day to avoid public ob­ servation. The prosecution proved the [iresenco of a large amount of in-incy in the bank safe on Monday, and sought to show that on that day it <lisap[x-arod. If so, then Vanderpool must have hid it in the day time, when he already knew ho drawn from tows* somewhat remote from and most of the attendant facta, un'd had frequently canvassed the merits o^tho the foreman solemnly pronouneed the dacase. A jury was, however, speedily ob­ fondant guilty of murder in the fort de­ tained of mon who were able to aay that gree. The aceno that followed waa fairthey could fairly try the case, and it proceeded. To Mr. BuBtc, theProeecutown attempts to maintain any composure under th* awful doom which now staredergy, ^divitr and minuteness with which he prepared this cose tor trial; with him able longer to witness so. fearful aiu.istance during the entire matter, and taele. whose addreaa to the jury waa on admi­ rable forensic effort Of tho areumont of Him. Thoe. B. Church, of Grand Rapids," ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ only ten At that time all were again present I unqualified admiration, tently fair and candid in tve the defendant’, wife, who waa pre­ —____ —loot uf tho trial. But rated from attending by the watehftil there waa ominous applause in tho Court iwno in scrcrol tustonc-r-o when o,idencc Vanderpool, and such things a* thseo can hardly fail of producing an effect upon a jury of twelve ordinary men. It was well understood by the jury that the foefcing against him^waa of intense strength and almost umversalJy one way, and ninny wore tho dark sarmisra of what might possibly fellow an acquittal Tho Judge Hou. Jonathan G. Ramsdell, was openly charged by citiien* with having expressed opinions favorable to tho inno­ cence of tho accused before and during the trial, but ho upon the bench took oc­ casion at the does of the case publicly to deny that he had been guilty of such conduct. Hi* charge to the jury gave to tho defendant all the dcubta which he hardly have gone any distance ut all from him; so fair that I do not town for that purpose. killed Field. Home such there undoubt­ edly were, and some who thought that ho hod probably procured it done or had assisted in it, but many, among them Mr. Cisurlrt Secor, the Sheriff of the $>unty, still thought him an innocent man. Tho destruction of bis clothes w«s unquev tionnbly a strong piece of evidence ugain»t him, but his wife, Mies Scribner, and the Piper brother and stater, ere all positive that be hud be.n ill, a* declare d by himself. The disrovery of Field'* body sud the doubt, all they considered poarible for invented letter which he garo hi* wife to the benefit of , tho prieoner. But the forward to his brother in New York. evidence against him was strong, ths proof, on the ride of the accused were illt in tho minds of all the people of anistee, save sm insignificant few. The prosecution, and unfortunately ni-ithor fetter ’was at least a very unfortunateone of the counsel for tho prisoner was move on tlio [art of tho defendant, and an advocate of sufficient power to match told strongly with the jury. He statue the otlorta of Mr. Church and General that at the time it was written he was in Cntchoon, and the rord-ct was guilty. mortal fear of being hung by a mob, and Strungv thing* are whispered of the that, aa a. last resource, to turn investi­ conduct of aovomlof the jurymen— that gation in!o other channels, with the hopo thoy incautiously staled after the verdmt that such investigation ipight discover that they had not regarded at all tho tho criminal and save himoclf, and that charge of tho Geurt, but that their ver­ sueh hope might relieve tho anguish of dict bad been road cred accord ng to their his wife, ho wrote it and passed ittober. own notion of thinp, and other matters I feel certain that his unfortunate young wife had no knowledge whatever of tho contents of tho letter when alio was leaving tho jail with it in her poascs^on. to obtain a that an _______ ______ .. .. . thadfeeovitnted. Some othor facta couoorning this cry of evjdmee material teethe tlefenso totter may bo eventually unravelled and since tho conolueipn of tho trial. I am presented to tho public, but os yet they assured that this ia likely to be one of the Are not fully explained. That the de­ strongest grounds for any motion in that fendant had good reason at tho time of tho finding of Field's body and the writ­ ing of the letter to apprehend being no frienda able to furnish hung ia unquoatirmable, as a fooling wua certainly rite in Manistee which oven a •light appeal to m«n'a pamions by any M/muwhnt-l one of influence might nave kindled into To sum up tli# whole—matter, I mttat a fame that would have hung Vander­ oonfens my. belief that tho eridanco on pool and all who dared dr tend him. both sidfcsiii thia celebrated case, si pre­ There can be no doubt, al/o, tliat the sented upon thetrial just concluded, ful­ proposition was seriously made by many ly warranted a jury of fair minded men ..r ..f Valrnnir nna- in finding the defendant guilty of the murder of Herbert Field. Whether, a rope around bi* neck, seeking to fare© however, it was possible that ho should Vanderpool to non fee* b is summed guilt, receive an entirely fair trial at ths pres­ ami where he hail hidden the money, it ent limo in that section of tho State, or is not a matter of wonder that some whether it was feasible, under all these scheme of this sort should hare been moot, d by Ignorant, psationaio, reckleee men, but that it should have been con­ different surroundingn, ore question* sidered for a moment by man of educa­ which deeerve ooruideratfon. which I tion, refinement and eelf control, is a have treated of in thia tetter, and which strong indica'ion of may come before other tribunal, of the State.. I'have now limply aimed to elate facta A importance to,, and the claim, of I am certain that this ha* boon of the .V _ __ „..^2Aa 4. ;* .n ai PM Wm. . .___ or executive authority. Jk CAJBDMichigan Exchange. TflluuuK, O.,offerextra stuck that Field was i in which ly. He asserted hie entire • lief the: but that some men who had appocrod upon the witness stand had paraecutad him with tho design of securing hiaruin. ■ Ils repeated liis hope and faith that the ield might y* bo himself might look found/ the pee any tainly leaned ns (much toward the aide of tho accused aa was consistent with hia position, and it a difficult to see how the Verdict can be reversed on tho ground of error in tho adnnsaion of evidence. Par­ hope, however, die impression that the Judge ine!in«d to believe the accused in- E had anything to aay why oectence should not bi*pronounced upon him. Ha spoke cult; Mvaral time* he drank from a giaaa out mockery. - * i■ Judge Itamedell then laid thatehla reisrks waulA be exoeodingly brief aa ho ad always been of the opinion that inch xesrion waa not one upon which it fitting that the Judge should deliver - , bort Field, to solitary impriaunmant at hard-labor for life in the State Priaon at Jackson. The defendant resumed hie seat, apparently stunned. Judge Rams­ dell ordend the Court adjourned without On Sunday afternoon I called at the jail, with the consent of the officers, for. the purpose of conversing with Hr. Voa- He waa Scribner, standing before the . both wearing dMp black, tho wife now addressing a word to her husband, then sobbing pitsoualy, then faltering away from the grating in- utter deepmr, ana ’ crashed by an anguiah as unutterable aa it i* indeecribaU*. Sheriff Secor, hfo brother-in-law. Mr. Charles Johnson, and myaelfi stood in a remote cams of hie wife.-1 am: with the ut before to ma, declared that ho knew no more than an unbom babe how the trag- left had tittle mssna ar influ.no. J that a free man. Bui he addad w energy, starting from th* k which h* wsswtttag,-HI: �habtubbs, ibairet ocbict, nnnDBiiaAH.-- jmsmnfis 8 auMWE s,a?t. nX’MUsoUMMtU OUB DET10IT COlUCPOnXMCE. i* not ofte- 1 thrill* with Joy at the thought that He to Old Case of Divine JwUed-The Deraot- Walter Angel Burlingame, ihrir eeeood chfld. Was born iu Cambridge. Ho is now in hi* 19th year, and is studring in Grant, fa., Ac. on golden hinge* ever open with Invit­ ing readiness. • 1* familiar with DxtBoit, Mareb 6, 1570. berg, German*. He is a promising Editob Baknxk: Only a month re­ young man. Gartrudo Burliugams is mains before the people will meet to their third ebild, a bright, promising and boautifol girl of 12 j ears. 8ho is with *dt> ot labor has gathered together at a her aunt, Mr*. Edward M. Livermore, every eurve for fifty miles. Ths Sheriff had axes with him, and he and his com, pinion literally cut their wav through to ■ My?*!1*in twain rrecntatlve. who sells the places which and pulled from 'the track great log*, tlie Government ha* placed in hi* trmt portly drove aud partly liftud tho rieigh error tho omallor ones, crawled under or tborlc purse’. aim ply robe the poor that rushed thruugb dense thicket* of aapand hl* wealthy act'omjdIre. Bliatuo on weight of ths snow upon Wkm, and only such men I defrauding at once the peo­ with the utmost effort pa-sc^ through ple. whose servants they are, debauching Pare Marquette, distant 31 miles, late thdr high po-lUon* for a few dollars In the qext morning. money, and brinxlnit Into disrepute and Once past Pero Marquette, tho Sheriff scorn the whole holy of legislator* who pushod forward swiftly, atdojg great hills, through tortuous valleys, wh.-re the have the misfortune to be officially asso­ rood often describe* nearly ■ cirds, over ciated with them. The people should feel that tbe man frown lakes, where the ire cracks under the sleigh and yet will sustain a hundred who have pualiod the Investigation of tons, it is said, and reached Whitehall on rthto matter to legitimate cnnclualons, Kouday night. Jle ramainsd there tilli and have (hereby wiped away a* lar aa 5 a. m. to-day, drove rapidly to Muske­ It Is possible to do, tbl* foul stain from gon, a dlstaure uf 14 miles, caught tho the pages of Gmgrwnlouai history, are early foofo for Ferrysburg, thence went worthy of all credit. I^t tbe good wofk to Grand Rapid*, riience by tbe Grand River Valley Railroad to Jackson, whore no question as to party alliance be ralred shoe announced, and quietly detshlpe is on* drop only la tbe great nderpool iu what may be hu pool of corruption in which too many torn of both uartie- have fallen, all too was rtripped of hi, neat aiiire^dre^rel wililngtr, and may tho cleansing be so in the prison garb, hi* appearance core tlioruuili that In tin- future no man who fully noted, and Lt> vras then placed in carries on hia jxiltUcal vestmenta oven -o much as the faintest odor from ha pol­ luting waure shall dare te ask for a ho will occupy. Tho cell is roomy toler­ pfare amonr the Hep resents faves of thably well lighted, but the doors are so ustion. freedom. I notice ihat in several char­ ter elections already held the quentionrf of politics and principles have been Ig­ nored, and mongrel tickets of Republi­ cans and Cop]>erlio«ds have been elected. and in places where the Republican* have a clear majority. The remit i«, Lnitetlon LiDen and Cloth-Faced Jw adrrrtiMttuntj. c^JUUU8 MORTGAGE SALE. rixxcrrcii yokim* *BxnRT« MADE TV UKUKH.oad —Uy Kxpres*.C.O. U. Bounty to Soldiers where Gertrude . OF 1891. TtiOSS VOLCrxmiWwtoealhted to 1M1. band brought to Cambridge, Maas., and interred in the family vault at Mount Auburn, near the dearie shades of old Harvard. ‘ where " *ha pursued ------ 1 his-studies, and the „^„...„Jy beautifully ndoru ado ’kl homn---- --near .... MOnihKOX* UROOKK, ». •«ir|t«a* Hack. Iwirril Midi ________________ lag aver the fact that a portion of the ‘ if no doubt. It is cot certain whether ticket elected are Democrats where, | tho two yuunge>t children, Walter and UrOud srtai.lM drw.bto te »•« heretofore, tbo Republicans elected a Gertudo, will join their mother at St B.TPAlta tofiftCtaifxSJSf&toiri. «!il“rXhi d.ftali ticket. 1 deem it poor policy to Petereburg-or at a point en route to the K« lower our flag, even In tbo primary e!cc- j United States; but that tbo whole fam- ■erited to Mil bwiss«*. M trflovy Is »t«: S ttons, an our opponents would naverejn- ; dv win come with tho remains to the ■ent to a mixed ticket if they were sure United States is certain. of a party succcm. The RepubUtna i Mr- Btiritagame a mother d cl many •• Mlculco ■■ h LOW lime m «S“; I'" !S ■nd -ill «nll>_ «> II U> |.«I -k. “d"’* >Ji,“J U and,, a.. y.f.r'T.,J?!!!? * ADMIMWTRATOH’S SALE. !■ tb. flag they foilovred then. B e can only , had the Democratic rebellion aueccede.1 in overthrowing the Government and di­ viding the country. How should we look before the wor’d to-day, with a “ Southern Conre<iernc>” and Jeff. Davis at Ito bead, keeping over four mtllior.* of human being* In slavery o»i« tui lattF ioxe 11* occasional use will prevent th. from turning gray or falling off, consequently prevent bsldoezz. Frw from those deleterious subetane** wtoek —-------- ...... A----------------------- tlonery. Jewelry, or Other Goods «>f MWoilAi^T tta^-Mloh. injunoui to the ban-, the Vigor only'bflnofit but not harm it. Un HAIR DRESSING, •! no« balk « I Jf I toea»Mf»* Boil**. cniier- Prepired by Dr. 1 C. Zjer k (k, Jitrranj Jbtirw. '•The TechnologUt.’ hape, a Pendleton or Seymour, or some Other copperhead, In foil sympathy with Jeff. Da* is. as President? Wfast would greenbacks uhfl government.bands be QOXE ONE! COME ALL! LOWELL, MASS. PICTURES FRAMED. DETnOITWOVELTYWORKS, With GILT, IMITATION GILT, IMITA­ Planer andfajl^Other'Hachino Knives through the lofty aperture used for that Tho Tompernnco (?) element—so called would our country be worth tor "a home TION ROSEWOOD A GILT or Black Walnut Mouldings. —have had their “meetin” and nomi­ of tbe trie?" The thought is chilling, the prison ho addrresod tho throngs of nated a “mixed" ticket It is composod yet liod It not lioen for the Iron loyalty people who had gath>uwd to ses him pass, of tbe Rejiubllean pnriy to meet and POST OFFICE BUILDING, always asserting hi* innocence, and at couuterart the rebel sympathizing ton­ t« aaCtaa ■■ lb* ■cafM MMotiBc MuAkegun declaring that, did ha not ixr- were not not straddle of the fence, deucy of the Democratic party, our dec22tf A. I,. HO: lieve that he Uft in tho world outri lo could well be endorsed; but the general country would have been divided and ru­ friends who would further investigate conclusion that honest thinking men Ined. The Deraoc.atlc party—I mean J^EAL ESTATE AGEJfCY. the case and ultimately procure hia re­ arrive at, is, that th* whole thing is a the copperhead ruling portion of tbe lease, he would not live twonty-four party, and not three p itriotic members hours lojigur upon this earth. Aud with blind hobby-horse for sure-hooda to ride. who went to fight tbe rebels—opposed In Exchange Block. Mid dievilla. Let llxrcaucAMs get together at the thia hint of suicidn darkening the gloomy the wa'rtoItsclo-c.nndsympathized will colors of this tragedy, I does my recital, the rebel Democracy in anus, and eInce . WRIGHT & SMITH, then they hawpppreed tbe Government. ■ Will work with a will to purify and tn a proper rvcohatrucJion of the rebel I beautify our village, aud then on tho .States, so a* to protect tho loyal jrartion election etui a straight ballot for of (he i«o]de of those States, until they • }*»r'y mbwrlptSi la rw« ut atari* >«®b**» the men so nominzded. Republicans, are fairly defeated. The mo-tstrikln jeas* of retribution ' don't stand idle, but nominate and elect am! bumiUitlng Justice that God ever , th* clean ticket. visited upon a people h tbo fact tliat a ’ TKK VAIDftjOOL TBIAL •' nigger" now orcuple* the farmer m-at | Tub Joke of theeea-on.lslhe trap Into Probably in the history ef lurtapru- which the Democratic metubrrs of the of Jeff. Dzvlsin the United States Sen- 1 ate! Could anything have been moreapUnure boldly walked at the bidding of propriate? Surely the hand of FruvlGon. Schenck, on the Jb-tb oft. At his attention ns that of George Vsoderpool suggestion. tl>^ delegate from Dakota dtnec 1* in cur uffaini. forth* murder of Herbert Field, and we Introduced a tariff resolution, copied doubt whether the record or American vrrbaliui from the Dcmocratio platform of gteat Importance to tbe future ot the country, and if the Jobbers du not get Jurisprudence fun>lehr* s case where all control of aOnlm we shall i>oon bo ret­ <Icr the lead of Fernando Wood, voted in tbe trial and o>rnvlction uf till* mhn. against It, while *11 the Republican* ried down uj>yr( a rock bott .m ngalu. Gold U tumbling down freely, and if For aught we know he tpay be guilty, save ten voted for it. Aa the vote stands, and deserve ibeMntencc prorAroncrd by it shows either that the Democracy have Congress will second the plan of Mr. the Court But every man te cnutlcd to abandoned entirely that plank in their Boutwell for a funding Mil, It will not a fair trial at the hands of an unbiassed (datforuf, or else that It never had an be long before we shall have specie payM>U U. KINUaLL honest place there, and waa thrown in on until helsprooed ffuitty. The reverse of arbllnd to hid* the real sentiments of In the world. . Until we come to this, all dr.'s m.rneg*; — business must fluctuate and remain uuthe party. Gudgeon* bite ftcely three retllod, with a feverish coudltmn of tbe trial, and the conviction was aeldeved, to days at Washington. public mind that retards tbo true pros­ all human appearance, more by the in­ perity and dcvelopmeut of the country timidation* of a brutal outeido mob u«. ri',n< lh* aljl Tnx editor of tho Heatings Darner Ddlnvrdlty aehwiamga’p' rpirit than any testlmouygiven in open feel*sore over a Utile editorial note conxluntiv. May we not hope, therefore, court. We ask only that there should be a fair «pd I tn partln) trial before ar: un- jaw two wreksagv. He thinks our re­ that Congress will b* wtoo and patriotic? mark* are devoid of beauty and argu­ General Grant has thus far met tbe ex­ biareedjury.ln • law abiding communi­ ment. He should mnerata r thatwearo ty, where neither witnawm nor jurymen taught by the Bible not to cast pearls pectation* of the people, nud luiflllod bls pledge at event my an.) retrench­ are allowed to be Intimidated by threats ta-fore swine.—Penineular Jfera'd. ef personal violence, withaa uWo. coun­ Considering that the Herald is th* or­ ment. I have faith that he will continue You:*, sel todefeud aa to proeecute, and then a gan of the I’rohlblUnnteta. and that tbe to do so iiPthc future. verUct of the Jury will be re.pocte I as to hl* editorials, more particularly the theVas* now Stands, we believe the trial ••little one*,’'—uro thrown before tho MB. BUBLDIOAME. and renvictlon * mockery,, diagnteoful people who constitute this new party, alike tn the people of Haubtee and the w* must ray that the estimation^ie puts Judiciary of tbe State; a verdict that upon his subscribers, and the came be H11 _ TLiryr Doxaaric IIxutioxs—Tux tdve* them by tmplication, is peculiarly PnaoxxKt *m» Wbkxxamict* er His any. toato* to a KO( -cutts 4 rKOl tftuXv WBIGHT & SMITH, recognition by a five and intelligent characte Istic. 'i lie Banhf.k will hence­ Family. forth consider that It to well treated, no Blastings 581m $3,590 in Greenbacks! Detroit tarcial Aiinta! TH MKT. rREMlL'M* OF • eno I'noli tn Unwnbiwkat <0.500 IB OTHER FINE GIFTS 1 ”1 - — " ....... SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. J Tatlew.wri I k-’Plng for the beneflt of tho nation, **»• mid the public generally thro igbout' ree«l«*l iu marriage in IbiTrtto I litr.lrr, must mart with tbo commendation or,“'« &at>. and wto considered a Wy ! 3**r alter Hr. Butlingamu left the Id, ■il Mod AltlraM 11. echuul. schuU. Ml good elUieus. Ocoasfoually _____ a man,: Mr. and Mrs. Burlitigamo tyero blaued with throo children. In May, 1MH, their find child was Luru, named Edward Might the high duty of a nearepajxw and UajvmwrrT C’ATiioirx — The eata- foeshtyforotadyiag, ute a islWs fand- COXriDHXTIAL. r>OCt<»l- 1>O> I_,o1* >2U. No. 6 Advertisement. pmlttaB STOMACB It u tiOK rltm ei/ralcd Sralith manufacture, wtknoten kept by rrpothe-f—— cariet in thio . Dr. JlobaeVt Blood Pillt ore PU1IFIH & B. B.uham, near the Co. F ea* an Auction Sale, on the 23d In Lrr every onego and hear the b rated Fred. Douglas* this (Wedncx Lavi Holmob of Woodland, ha Auction sale of cow*. Sheep, etc Thursday. the IMh, Timn will he a school exhibitio the Flatar *bool houyc. on Um Bond, on Saturday evening next. Dr. RAack'i Blood Pilie tiotdd be kept in try family are: Beeauee they ean tcMotd Fcix Fites »f this paper b! la New York, al the oflier ot G Rewall AO*., Advertising Agent Bowxs AOauxiWav'* new B now dtaubrd of its Old board fro now poeaeut* aa neat an appeara any building to our larger <dU more extended notice of tbl* edifi ta given tn due time. mi in H. Saud ford's bdldla*. on F tartvn&exttogutebed after dein a* to Um amoont of twenty-five tyWfei. _____ _______ Mfrwffon at ail they are mod* luffar- 1LB0B sat; th* great champion ef e.juai fight isetarela L'afcaJlaUthl*(We*lu< evtalng._____ _ ;_______ factwtd for « ---One tyial tnrariably enfabluhco them at farorila 'Yu only opportunity that o ummayeveatavetotaer “»« rea»weed Douglam will be this Meday) evening. at Unton Hall width. CALL AT THE HASTIIGS Fins exlrtmtljf lot Jtor Safe by Drugyltit That's Big Talk, Now. yy^rrm tea lecture* In Union Hali (Wednesday) evening.^________ eured; by ilo use, of Scrofula and other blood dioeaoa. Il contains beoidet the Iodide of Potaoea and BLDOB PRICES TO SUIT! Try it Ixttxax Calling and rressuta - Card*, printed aieely at this office. country and introduced the Scandiuarian Blood Purifier; ilnee tconderjul value. ______ FOURTH >*lngto**aUMM raprasael lb* *ar r»ah.»1 S**MtaibMtoo dMlara. and ffiee tom to SPAULDING'S HEW CASH STORE eterythixg to please. 1 to l« a veiy lie-giuduatcd ocience for the radical cure qf Indigettion and Dyrpcpeia, and for all ctuce where a tonic and etimulaul axr required. Wy rcotore the nW . A little mow and no sleighing. ■SlJcUe/u., Are- MEW GOODS Ran Road prices. 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St LOOS BsfFM TSE CZBS! self tob* during the pendetx-y of th:* Mr. Burliugsme WMjiseuliariy blvaesd "***• •• • mxtteg, shall bo allowed no Influetroe In d< aignate >ta friends by the cuphonioua in his dum<s.ic ro ari^us During bis residence in UAmbri.lg.-, Muto., Ire be-1 STitopI'r uL ‘ **«■*!»« up.of the Anal *erdici. and Mw!MW*b*n prevaU’ ‘’’o'Wb ‘he MnM am- Premiums to the Bal-scrtUcre ' Commercial. XXIT CADET BB0LEE8. ! awfulness by thia application. lan-J of fouling th* hair whh a p«y\X fatUmy, ExttCOUICO of th* Xsurr of <>•». MXJuw Ksti^M Convention that Abraham Lincoln. lie wa« a matter of The Prohibition Ticket —Tbemany fnendaof Horatio Au For rMlorlno tr,j HUt * Ils natural Vitality and Txx Boding Clrete will meet day evwato* of this week. Fole lag by hev.T. D- Nareh. BbmtWL. Un, L. Wightman, a X.Mtoy. Original Eaeay by _ Your Tm* Yow Year Yew T<w BUTTER OYSTER 1UC-NIC ■WOX BODA ■ILK CXACKUfia. �HL£uR. ifiTHKBS E8JHH1KK BASTHHSa, IBBJKRT OSWTT, HHCJEHAH. local »ud’gUsnlUwn*. »fBaikL Nonas? NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. hteMelf with a carving knife, and tb.u, ended hia Ufa by blowing out his brains with a revolver, and another case te re­ ported In th. Kalamaioo Tett^raph, of last week, oecuiring in Portage, KalaOf Mr. Chartea Gregg, after retiring In the evening to bed, ro*e silently, leaving her husband, took aroxar from u trunk, went into another roam, aud placing her beck against the door, drew tho raxor aeroe. her thronL Herbu.*band bearing her, opened tbe door forcibly, when oh« fell forward on her face, weltering lu her blood. Her husband, who wm weak from sickness, endeavored to place baron the bod, and weutforh.lp. While ho wn. gone she arose, and made several more gnahe*, opening the trachea add severing tbe.mailer artcrica. Shu wuanow amort ghutty apbetacte, aud very weak from lore of blood. But medleal aid wm called, and though weak, sbo waa at last account, yet alive. ’I hoo.curr.neo cause, considerable ex­ citement In the neighborhood, more, perbape, from tbe fact that her son hung himself a few month, ago, and tbo mo­ ther u udd to have been apeechleu over muon, to uka kss>s to kb Mtov *■*•»«■ th* •Ince. MdsUsa •*•!—frs* *f «b»rr* with tK*41rs*U*a* .•.K.V AUreU.BQ.ls XiAe b'P I*”- *• dr Ms. As II; lf RAeur.lt* A-■- KlRhlkrp. »: JACKHtlX. LAXmiCG A SAO1XAW REPUBLICASB I Attend tho Vkxasx Caucus to-marrow, (Thursday,) evening, .t the County Clerk’. office, in the Court House, at Arm the bill* (ordered by the Com­ mittee,) were printed and ported from this office, w, noticed .tuck on the corner of blood and thunder, over tho way: • ,----- "8*w” — IttAT tNAItil AMmWMTUI 81'OOOS-^SKs laris *1 Sunlight and Gaslight’ COOKING, % P.1RL0R COOK .iX'D P.IRLOR STOVES WANTED-AGENTS Du. O. 8. WrirtJAXB, Ocular Dlagnoetotlng and Eclectic Phyrtciau, of Boeton, Mm., te uow .topping at the Hart­ ings Hou*e, and wUl remain with u* for •omi time The Doctor la fit f Ing up an office In Rower'. Block, whore he will be glad to conmtll with all person, af­ flicted with any ailment that flesh Is hdr to. Chronic dlieoare effectually treated. The Dr. inform. as that a. soon aa htechart* arrive he p.opoec. to give a course of lecture, on Anatomy, Physi­ ology. ete. lw On Friday night, March -Hh, a fire took place, in which eight .tore, and building* were entirely destroyed, laying nearly one-fourth of tho burinees part of the town tn eMiei. Tho fire origina­ te 1 in the flour and ‘‘*d rloro of M. Diver, loss <200; Mr. June, who owned W. have Just added a large amount of tho building, lost *300; Smith A Roasnaw and splendid clectrotyyod Job type mau*. crockery .tore. Iom <2,000, most to oar office, of the very kilMt style, of good, saved. Mrs. Nandi'. Lulling. embracing several fount, of card text. Ium 11,000; Killian’s clothing store, in­ Friend., bring on your orders. Wo sured for *1,000; Watkins’ building, ean Jo better work and al ns low nATU Axothmb boy kills J by that moat por- M. L. Church A Co., loss in stock ol uicious habit of catching on lb scan aa bools and shoes, $2,000 ; insured for they are being vvltd ad from one track *1,500; a meat market damaged to the to another. At Grand Itaplda, Monday nmout of *200. Tho Saloon of Cook morning, aa the Eastirn freight train & Chaffee, building and content', waa being made u p,a Germ in 1.id. 11 or *1,500, total loss. Mr. Cook alao lust 12 yean ... of ate, ~~ and .... the only eon « of -I a *‘M in greenbacks; Ira Chaffee'* buildwidowed mother, caught on oje of the ; «ng, valued at *3,000. Next tho Allegan airs while In motion, and by *ome Prating Office. The ^inters menu was thrown under the wheels, worked bmrely, and euceeaded in tn three prwwe — and killing him Instantly. Tbl. is a fearful saving “ s -a quantify *. . ERRORS OF YOUTH. warning to the boy.of our village, who, ['type, but lost *2,0b0 upon material ’ " weobeerc. are only too willing to riak which there ? v™. ^•rr*an. ■'!!•‘r. ___ Mr. Shier, ent in cidenUi tbelrlivaa Injuat.uob foolhardy capen. _______ _______ ax, and Mr. Hurd, Mr. And pareutaahould attend to their chilHowe and Jodg» luttlejohn were .light­ ly injured in various ways. The Jenmal camo out on time through tho kindness of the U/srereef in giving Lun HetHH. nf Woodland, ha* arf J^*»‘ thc fBrmw’.”r | tho unfortunate office tho use of their BUSINESS CARDS. Auction sale of Cows, Sheep, etc., ' proves and type. a larger quantity of migM1 thia year than , Thursday, tbe 1W»._____ IOWNE A GAIJX>WAY ever before. Every farmer who hi* a • sugar btfeh'* isprejiariug to un it, a.*, Lrmjiut ad lrcised to the following 13 A. nkers. pervou. remain unclaimed at the po.t of­ can be easily seen by the number of «ap ■ bucket, already .old,from this village fice In limiting. : Mrs. Annie Rafi, C. E. Barrows, Mm alone, which Sa nearly five thousand. Of thia number. Merer*. J. Cole A ton Marla A. Boice, Edwin Hutter, B- C. C-irpenter. Juba Durkee, Mm Anna have sold about 2,500, arid Wlghtmin A Ureble the remaining half. Ten thou­ Draper, Dean Chester, 3; Jacob Funk, Mis. Dora Glover. Jamre Howard, Wm. sand eould have been a. easily d sposed The Detroit Journal gf Commtroe te of, but *> many were net procurable. Jeffrex/Mr*. Mli.da 1-ewte. Riley W. Bcd'le these, many of our fanners have Mungnr, U. F. Penfield, Isaae K. Parenlarged to an eight« ' M>iia. AlbcrtG. Bred, Mte* AnneSwhert, otherwise improved. Mm Matilda Smith, IL B. Tullberg, J'barles Upton, Mm Lucy Wibert, John Otn: of the early pioneer, of Calhoun County, n«T. Itaadall Hubart. die 1 at W. WUron. Have your letters directed to your post Chico. California, on the 7th ult., aged ssvi-nty-ecven j cars. Willlau. Hrnry.of Itoltin.ore. leftbotne Do EriT FDUOET that Fred. D -uglaaa, on T bursday mom ing, M arch it, with hte the great cliampwn ef oi'tal light-, will eldest Min. Perry, for the j urpoeeof eutleetunfln t’nlcnMalithU(Weducsday) titip wire l«s In tbo wood* of Jamts Wednesday Ev’g, March 8th. Boyd, a I cut 1 hrw m i ie» from tbe-’r home. While felling the flr-t tree, a dry limb Groceries and Produce, Fell File, ef thia |>a;«r may bs found fell from It and .truck Mr. Henry on the In New York, at the office of Geo. P. head, ftactuilnp the riiull. He lingered liewell ACo., Adverttelng Agents, No. until Saturday morning atb o'clock,dy­ ing then, without belCf eenecious one Go early to J. P. Robert. A Co.’a and miunent.aince receiving the injury. Medical aid wa. eummuntd at time of recuro your ticket, for Dougin**' lecture tbe •ccldcnl, but proved ot no avail. tbl. (Wcdueed*yj evening. The decreed leaves a wife and four chllgammon* r^vrarej^ dien. Tbe funeral wm held on t-’unday B<»wxs A Galujwat’a new Bank la last. .nd although it was • j*ry stormy now dtercbed of Its old board front, and day there waa a veiy large attendance. r ow pre-ent. a* naat an appearance u I III. Ium to deeply felt by the P*>P’« ” GEORG if PRESTOS; any building la oar lancer dtiro. A , be wm held In high esteem more extended notice of tbl. edifice will General Grocer, be given tn due time. ■ Sir Cvite Natality Druk leiiciia, Groceries, Fine AvMiDDUSvn.:x.—A fire broke rut in R. Sandford's building on Sunday, but wsl .-iUagul»bed after doing dam­ age to the amountof twenty-five or thir­ ty dollam GREAT SACRIFICE! Closing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, Ac. at and below cost, at the 75T0I00D0LLARS PER MONTH, ice only 18 Dolla ill n»r si nrm , CLOTHING HOUSE! 36 Canal Street, Grand iRapids. LOOK! > I^XJK! LOOK! $30 Beaver Overcoats at 820.1$20 Cftssinierc suits'of clothes $15. 18 “ “ M 12.1 12 “ I ’* “ $7.50 10 *' " “ 7,501 Good Shirts and. Drawers, 40 centa Star Clothing House, Dated, May 26, I860.—yl the one price .tore of GRAND z s^M- RAPIDS. G- TAXES! TAXES! VDffiGAR. J|ABTI!W» . WOOLEN FACTORY! H Ain.ss Woolen Factoh And an aow prsrsred to <*rTv U on hi all Ito branch. I'anicrtar •tu.lto. gx,^, u, CUSTOM CARDING, AXD WOBK GL'AkASTEBD. ' Cloth, Flannel, In the article of Stoves alone, people wishing to purchase these most useful articles, can save at least TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT FOR SALT. will mH the Factory So. •1 ««n. *nd * itrMi baqtala *H1 ba HARLOW A GOODYEAR. BUILDING MATERIALS, • JOHN G. RUNYON CARPENTER'S TOOLS Jefferson Street, Hastings/BIcL, -AJND ALL OTHER GOODS Kept in a first-class Hardware Store arc arriving even- day, and KEEPS THE LARGEST • are to be sold at bottom prices. *®_Col! and see me aud I will convince you at once tliat you are saving money. AND BEST STOCK OF «. A* GQ09TSA&V Hastings, November 3d. I IST 3ES NXF CLOTBINt CITY DRUG STORE! BOOTS AND SHOES ^HOULDER, ARMS! GEORGE PRESTON laritosyoar titosttoa to bi* IN HASTINGS! jj HYDI & PBUDLTS In making thia announcement tn th. Citirena of Hurting. and vicinity, I would call your attention to a few facts: A permanent Clothing Houm in Ha»tings, where you can alway. find n *w selling DRUGS and MEDICINES H E JV P E • VESTINGS, Furnishing Goods, Hate end Cap* and everything pertain- A ■AISFACTCRIIti DErABTMKRT, where work will be done in tho bret rtyle known to the trade. , And ILaattlj-, It win bo for your intereat io .xasnino cur stock r-zd prioMt. Otor AatetosRar>ofaf rauw dstosv «< JWtore Arem HEjVL FAMILY GROCERIXB Coties?. estate EXpiIAJrGE. �........... ifiAIRfljElD.MTj, ybunnjjisms. DOCT. DODD’S A44hkmg pwpio—TUierw. ---- Tho eok»r of puraijtoa—Fawn. —Hhajy book-marks—Dirty fingers. nervine dTaotb.yyyith P^yv |wm,iu Pelan, "^'iTPriora Ifcauondlt W-Tkopalo of civilization—Pearl pow- AND nmaORATOR. RAMHDELI, NORWAY OATS. Jutintss Jirtrtoru. UtnanerJC MUTOU' ^Tbo work of an hour -Anything, jwean do in sixty minuti*. —Bed-ridden—Those who travel at night in deeping-cim -JTHors'-K am the only animals that give .ar to tho many rhuu of mankind. —Sharp conversation is improved by tha.edgo being taken off, bat a razor THE HEW TURK METHOBIST. ££*“■ PRORATE ORDER. WiF’’ 5323532323484853024823 The Diaeevaryef Or. DODDoeeaed a in ~ S*CS3,(!IJS2^j-£ ' i ' JOHN ROBERTS, ~E. BL MALLORY, ca" ** ,k* C**fl U< ‘ JI ,"*Jgr> Nmoklnz Tobacco *fe»g8 CHANCERY ORDER. sri nor mciuaiXBtw mm •a (laeemr.-'foit pandiaf in the (Area.I "EUREKA” I* —Fond mamma—“ And what would Joluty do if poor mamma wen’ to die ? ” Jq^igiy “Eat up all tbe sugar" .-r-It i* Uumoroualy reported that rime oloUr strong-minded fetainino organiz­ ation* propose to get up u. Sbeeumonicnl WM. UPJOHN. Toalb, sad Maturity add Did in. it ia vithaw rival aa It la for IL. u..... •'““Vl tana; LORILLARbS---- btaad. Yacht Club Kmoklni; Tobncro Ran*, iswtSCES&irtS:,: t “kVl.n’i.w.m DR. C-0. SCOTT, P^IAnClXq Harriets* Saryven. Bar CENTURY H. J. HANEY. roatparuatlon m eradiaz etlhar I laatitaud t>> rec. poZar-rflaiaia* SNUFFS Twl VROGMAN, BBPUTT FHBBIFF I-r Bam oaantr. will wat*dari“a<bart~wbtt.;,rSJT s If J"3t Horvka.p.r d»c t-t ihaea attlrlaa £ “J* c>‘" ’■‘i •*, ‘h,“I lh" "* by AgentRl Rend 'J tavratliSi ' AdAri011’ us levy aeon aa-l r.„a all tbe rtrht, Ulla arid interval i^'^a\b^"lETl^-^da^&’r.Lj U’tZ • llu.lt. IriNl aad beta* la tbe Towarpiaaf Oren*e- A Portable Engine and arts&:.“.^ —“• a, DETROIT MACHINERY. D&.l'iK.THEJliS; iSKf&.S v«ii«U dL-r«M->;ajao. ■wulaaluaMotu. liataxau- Circular Saw Mill qWtcrln a Xiataoetias taa.ta 10'' la Town <tl> earth afneca laa.la till waat. eaatalalai eardt^ W tha Vhltod StaWa aarvay. forty «i a “ASSMEflSi,*-. .U.vl ot aald ataautfoau I tball atroaa lor mIo ant ,< the North treat door ot tho Overt uoata. In the laya of ItartiarA la ,aid reaalr at Dam. Ua a da'ciibad laefo aed eramteaa al aebUe teada the bkhaetaed baW bidder, aa Sataelay the • ■ ViVmallort, derf.ll bmk bu full taruwe’.ioaa to en.Ua tbe rekter to fonfiaata ailher aal. or aay anlnuU at vill. u cbatiaiil aaj tar a sSisk J. & T. ^TcOREGOR, WM. H- JEWELL. si tw. r Fine, Tabular awd retcuniollv^ J0HM MICHAEL WOUU aa.1 Cerriaee Print.. Oterier an "1CT?T.arte,.lion clean to r icto: WM. L. COBB, ■MMiaaay 4 CaenoelUr al f^v. Ifoli f-liuI ' • • r ’t^ .1 : .. " ..- ■’Bl I I . .11 hadr-wen KS^tiKfoTlJSS. DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. HOLBROOK A MILLB, ‘SSgaSSSfi'^ ’ A; It A W. F. 1JNN, Maaufoeturani trf Ground Coffee, Spicer, Mnrtard. Cr,M> Tarter, 4r-. and J.tbben ot Teas and •Ae. 120, J#*** An., DETROIT, Mich. QTOltet STONE t O FIND1.ATKB a BRVNTON. >aard Ob Io llloe Frtaaloaf aad Ambetal Kaadataaa. Ohlrra for Cat HiaM pratatHlJ attruJeJ to. Yard oa Deck, batwm Bruri.aad ilamlripb Slraata, Datn<ii 1> n n... jvi W. X. BAKER, NEBK MA.ICE rty «f fcaU-ae * " ««* ■rctent and "aria • ot’P de-Froit. T*« v*a B.lfoari Fdf•l&utaf’CASH FOR HIDES AXD DaatiMaJel/mm. Domestic Dry Goods. • S&JKiidrer/ ^mhm, nrrtotT » • -' michwam tf TMtm 84ix m . ■ 2' '••*» *r amalt tpu Michigan ^Exchan � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-03-16.pdf ffae6454d11ef127c5225d6d19962180 PDF Text Text gHE^ASTHGS^AMIH. resusus srsar wsmtssmt, st Sffi $ASTIISS|Jl!iIB I “ With Mallee toward non*,—with Charity for all.—with Firmness in the Right’ VOL. XIV. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1870. Business Ilirtrtorj. ■IcIMgnn Centra! Railroad. IBM. WORTH, November, 1869. HWiTOC I ■ r I F 1. ? P.’rJSuV*^ | J ----- - w To Treat all Kinds of Diseases JOHN ROBERTS, R H. MALLORY, submitted to tho Regents by our contrib­ utor, Professor Mows Colt Tyler. Both WM. UPJOHN, .Gold & Silver Watches, Still «i CI.OCKH, IL K. HAROKNT. wi5h„x»Jr “ ! “ "L?. A. HANLON, M. IX, l,m ogT ra» the «»»! mous is the approbation which that noble and brave decree Las evoked from tho moot enlightened organs of opinion throughout tho whole country. Had it boon otherwise, had this ait of simple fair-play been received by uni versal howls 2STEW GOODS Chit, praapUr alfeuilitt to. And Uar a Pletorc, H. J. HANEY, ’ pail Road prices. With GILT, IS1TKH0K GUT. miTATIGS ROSEWOOD t GILT or Black I Walnut Mouldings. WFwInr. rnaa Otd«» ob«-«d nwhkly. kt my I DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, POST OFFICE BUILDING, < br du «» »lsbu 0O« “ SuhrUt. rnT«ctAX»»4 Pjr«T’*i.h prompt htlhnttoa. Offlep u4 euiemwL_______ . lilt. lie.'. /-.I— EVERYTHING TO PLEASE, “* ♦-* •— *•*’ PRICES TO SUIT I . iwur <j* Watson, of the i l Winona, 0., offer extra stock zv»>zZ and A/kf/eya better Termso ziw on Flowers, Shrubs and Plants, | That’s Big Talk, Try it Now. has a- fine assortment of ' than any other nursery in NEW MILLINERY GOODS HERE. 0. D. 8PAULDINA. the country. Try them. | J. P. ROBERTS * CO.. THE GREAT CROWD THAT QAILY VISITS C G. HOLBROOX, BOSTON CASH STORE! »a M »ll b»«rw till 9 o'clock r. ■ WJLH, JEWEIX. Speaks Emphatically. Thai I tk. MsS »tw lUhin-on 1 i afc**. SUU airMt. U«Uw. HOLBROOX & MILLS, LTTOltNBTB ■>! Coanmllorp st Im WM JOKES, ■vaaaox d« MT«*IM vilhll T„Lk itmjl Low Prices Still Continue to Huie 1 “Are you Selling Ouit" "Art you going awayf" “How can you afford to sell so CHEAPf” Are the Questions asked by thousands. I would sayy-E'O, I AM JVOT GOING A WAY ! BET I SELL MOS HIP M I'ISII, Hastings, Afar. 9th, 1870. W. N. BAKER. MAKER. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE HABTINGB HOUSX. «r 6U». Hastings Cash. Store! glisrdtanij. as much danger from them vt>u n nitied iustuow." in my little girl’s faoe. our Lord called him ■ that fox.' " called t>fox?*. cunning and cruel aa a fox. blessed with better climate; no State an a great many people -chil­ whoso death rate is so low. We have dren oven—who appeared to mo more o verything to bo proud of; we have like foxes than lamba; mare like hawks nothing which gives us sluune. — JDeiroii SWLEMfflimiMMOTIft Rapids thro*, Lancing one, and Grand Ixdgo one. All of these claim magnet­ ic curative properties, and many people Michigan will soon bo fatuous all orcr and endurance. Progress in Michigan University. out at it, will, while herded together un­ der the intoxication of professional max­ and cheerful songs. ima at the medical school, so sttjp thom- out for burglar*, but an exchange givei It laid ita head B] calves of civility and common decency aa to compel us to name them brutes — wore wo not restrained from applying that ep­ from disgrace and ruin. the University, and we ask for it tho care-, ithet to them by some respect for our 1. lie very still, and draw the bed­ It dwelt like a Bring ful attention ol our readers: 'four-footed fellow creatures. Consider clothes over your head. - ’ * the obscene and infamous ths long after the time of his promised com­ ing ; and the “ earo that kiUatii?' ought to bo aahamod of herself. It hoverodraboul the bead of A wutli J. Tall her to go down stairs and sec of this artido, is derived from tho fact ical schools of New York and Philadel­ phia during tho past winter, by medisal what's the matter. 6Call out tho servants to order tho students and constructively by medical robbers off the [iremisM. of death, and went nefarious purpose, go to tho landing anti | pulsation of the popular will Its eight ask them if th-iy know what they aro regents are chosen by direct vote of tho The fallowing is from an editorial in tho Htrtld tf UM a Now York month­ ly, and is of interest to all tho citizens of our felate, interested in the progress of■ East, we warn our friends of the West of poratimui. Michigan Exchange “What kind? Where are they P’ “Inside of you." “Oh, mother f-Helen erclirmod, tremor of surprise in her voice. “ Foxi inside of mor' itlouisn before they entered culty in advance. CABD. “She didn’t, of conns, mean lies fbxea I Because I buy for Caoh—"Caeh u the Motto !" AARON CLARK, about faxes whan she was do, it hoe only raised its standing to tlie elevation of tho illustrious Umvenities State can boast of. of Paris, Edinburg, And Zurich, eud to tin, superb and towering bag htof thcFu- years ago discovered a mineral spring, turo i Gentlemen of tho board of Ito- whose waters, although not of great Etrfs, you have done well! You havo medical value, built up a city—a wealthy, aught nearer the Golden Age! You growingeity—with the influx of strang­ havo smitten, with valiant stroke, tho ers. People camo to drink from every foM of true Science, of true Jostice, of State, from even tho mountain slopes of true Cirilizatiun ! You havo set a ben­ tho Pacific; and tho little spring was the ign and fruitful example! You have source of pride to the whole country. linked the fortuues of your Univarsity Michigan was not even a dotou tho map with the unconquerable might ol prog­ ress; while tho stars in their courses -----. : -re------ cz>------ —will bo fighting ou your side I T0”'1 over Saratoga, we HKon ,™». bn“« <•** »» '>•„ U.n. mmml thy with this action of tho University of W®1“| boforo whooe better “H Michigan that wa aro drawn to suggest «’**J*- 9no, b»E to to tho Rugvnte ono wntd of <anMBg. ! bathe a rhojnaaUc am. with its sunken Th., ril E... »» diUtallTInmoMcU., *"*• u's“iu. ns free again as in days of boyhood. Tho years of suffering duarmcar before tho trial of a . week. And had wo,all this alone, wo wore men. They will have do difficulty in protecting their female students in the rich indeed. But this is not all We Law department, for tho Law student* send Michigan wheat, to every city in the land ; wo scud Michigan flo«’ to every who have already onterod are goutlouwn. But they will have difficulty in civilized evun'—where white wingsd resprotecting their female students'tn th* •ok go; no State has the cereals, no Medical department; for unle*v the ratio other sends to market more and better students who shall entrr tho medical de­ fruit Our schools lead the van; our partment next fall differ from male cities ore the freest from crime; our medical students with whom wo ore too farmers ore tho richest anil happiest; famibor hero in New York and in I'bill- our mechanics own more real Estate than adelphia—tho word gentlemen can bo applied to them only by putting a strain upon tho English language which it con hardly bear. Let us be understood. These mole individuals, who become students of mcxlicino, probably have courteous instinets and are civilized beings, in all other relations of life, except in those growing out of their professional studies; out in tho prosecution of those studies they pass into a dense, penetrating, j»isened atmosphere of traditions, so rank, so deadry, as to destroy in all except a few superior natures, liberality of fee.- «t»<» JOHN MICHAEL. with it, that it may Tho' Thair boards of taaMgemont will attract many female students. It obviate l the house. —Tho ruling p Cloth* and Ready-made Clothing, ____ W Hata A Cap*, Boot* & Shoe*, Grooene*, WW want to cell of U»ebca<6»wtagMaefrin«fath.WOrid. xwes Idadflaki Ac£E£i lifting her serious eyes to mine. She brought me her book, and I sat" at a glance what had disturbed the quiet of her mind. The picture of a mothw- per, [duster, silver, iron, salt, peat, lime, lumber—wu have all that other States dee22tf ।HT11 ' WM. H. HAYFORD, cobmbb little Helen. She had been sitting very still for a long while, bolding a pmturebook in her hand. ** Glad of what?" loaksd. tho State is “ now ” only in relation to tho chibl, tenderly. “ Will the fax s*t the Grand Union, and in tho discoveries which ore yet to be mode. Broad mea­ dows have takeh the place of thick fat- ■vend. esta; tho iron horse rushes along the “Ob, Um glad that Tm not a hen, to Eth once trod by the bear and the wolf; be frightened Or killed by.a fox I It ia so tu houses dot tho country on every dreadful P’ side, and tho school houses are erected nt And I saw a little shiver run over her. every cross-road. The State that once traced us on the map, thinking ol Mich­ igan with a dim, cloudy, iudefluite idea, m wo think af China or Africa .now, jv that mamma ? great University has crowned itself, not only with justice, but with praise. ln- pJ.c™.Ris^SPAULDING’S HEW ffl STORE r. VROOMAN, \ESH Take Can of the Fox. Q0J1E ONE! COME ALLI db.co.8c6tt7 RIGISTBR of ■mb Mita. oa~H«vib« opowaoll htmra X«/*~to bo NUMBER 47. " ora mckioai - Had other jxople a Michigan to bout lie constantly referring to the great pop- at, no word of prai»o which they might ul ar University,and should chronicJo its utter would seem fulsome praise in those not so fortunate. Onro. and that not king ago, a wilderneu, the first settlors never disturbing a tree in tho interior of the State until years after the cansd boat and locomotive had traversed many of her sister States. Michigan hu ad­ vanced with strides that have no paral­ lel in tho history of America. Tho name wu once closely allied in the .thoughts of our Eastern acighbors with howling A VIBION. - ^aiuew — *— vasvraa^ CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND,O. CHARLES H. It ia ono of the logical results of thia state of facts, that tho newspopara of the country—which aro but tho mouth-pieces Jortnt. �U87E. Xast Friday completed tho first, the crucial year, of Great’s iadmiuisi ration. and the American people। have now the opportnnity of judging the Republican party by what they liavo done, or have failed to do, for tho advancement of our national glory, the eradication of exist­ ing evils, and the lightening of heavy burdens assumed willingly in the hour when they had to bo borne, but which it la the right of tho people to east off u soon as the hour of noceetity hat paMad •way. A calm retrospect shows us that the year has boon one of succoas, and that of tho most marked and emphatic character. Let ua see: Financially, the record ia, that na­ tional taxation has grown teas, and that tiha burden which of all others the moot readily renders the bearer restive, b lighter than it was one year ago, andyai • at tho same time the national debt has had its huge proportiona materially dixsiniahod, whilS ths credit of the country 1ms proportionally grown stronger and ^nore buoyant. . It» not etaply the payment of nearly ■*One Hundred MIEions of outstanding ^abHgutiouo that is to be noticed, but trether the earnest which thia payment -bolds oubtotflw world, that tiie ‘people of the United Steles, speaking through ■the Governnrent, proclaim their honesty ka wall '■OS their patriotism, and that thase is nothing more certain in the whole range of ipowbilitiea than that the bear mats in. the'bosom of the approach­ ing future which ehall show to the world a cloon nabauATbalance sheet, whan Co­ lombia can proclaim from her Capitol through her R^preeentatircw, from bur tea thousand printing presses, from the Talleys and tho bill tops, that she " owes no man anything,” that her obligations are all discharged, save only that eternal obligation of gratitude to those who stood for her detenoo when the hour of her psril was most imminent. We mu.t expect that, notwithstanding all thi^ there are many in the country who will burrow in the oavorns of their predetermined discontent, and declare that the prospect is .unpleasant, and the future of tho country shrouded in gloom. But wo will find that croaking is their native tongue, and that they are sworn to speak no other. They aro tho same mon who ton yyaxa ogo told the people that there was do hope for tho nation ex­ cept ia a complete concecionto tho wiahoe of a narrow and conceited minority, whose whole strength consisted in tho unpaid for labor thoy had wrung, from the hands of tho bondmen; who, a year later, said that coercion was treason, and who constancy predicted, • defeat for the friends of frwdom, and dishonor to our flag. ■ But tho day has passed whoa their wail ovsr imaginary woo. can produce’ anj vuibte effect, and if it gives them any comfort, surely they ought to be permitted to find, if possible, their fullDsesof this lugubrious pleasure. But there have been higher triumphs than those of. dollars, and nobler enutae for congratulation than the mere avoid­ ance of pecuniary burdens. Our flag means to-day protoetion to every man who claims an interest in its glory, and who Eves and labors beneath its shadow. The poorest of ns all is the peer of us all, in the utterance of his chooM as to who shall rule in the land ; and all odi­ ous distinctions, based upon the law of the freebooter that "might makes right," are fading away. The race, against which whole decodes of legislation have been leveled, which has been declared as possessiug'no right, claiming respect, which toiled without reward and bled without redress, sends its Representatives to the balls of the National Capitol, and the good of tho whole land rejoice, liberty to-day ia a word of grander sigaifisanoa than it ever was before, and for the mighty meaning that hu been added to ft, the worid^ahne to thank the party that began tite march of progrees under Lincoln, and with unflagging feat moves on under tho leadership of Grant; arid theoo—AnteM—>jld of him to-day as when he led his columns into Bichmun 1 and brought us peace from amid the The " Prohibition County Central Cemmltteo" have again been beard from in the columns of tho Kome Jour­ nal. In their issue of the 4th ins:, they dsrole an so tire column In replying to our article Which thry start out by eay- la concerned, legislation ia at an end. We have a gopd law upon our statute books, as plain Ln Its terms, as effective In Its character and as easy of enforce­ ment as any statute directed against any crime can be. - There h nothing, then, for this party to do in tho direction of legislation. They have made no com­ plaint that the executive machinery Is In any way defective, and cunssquently wc ouppoee we have aright to conclude that there to nothing for the new party to do In the direction of perfecting that machinery, and wc ask the Prohibition County Central Committee, as we have often asked of others, for what purpose is the new party organised 7 We can an­ ticipate thbif-‘answer, They may possi­ bly ray that they are organlxed to en­ force the law. Well, this only brings us back to the original Issue. Wo sim­ ply reaffirm a principle older than any of these parties, that It to not the prov­ ince of political parties to enforce the laws of the land, in their organlred ca­ pacity aa poliiica! parlict. This self-ev­ ident proposition they have not attempt­ ed to disturb by oven an attempt at argu­ ment. They have dragged Into the dlo­ cumion slavery, reconstruction and 1mpoachment; questions which havo about as much to do with the Issue a* the questione of total depravity, election, and falling from grace would have, which would, perhaps, have been Introduced If tho oom mittno had adopted our sug­ gestion and elected some other member of the committee as their scribe. Upon tho main question they havo contented thsmeelvts with the naked assertion of some doctrines new to tho iwtenco of governmental ;«Mcy. They say. "AH parties are in a certain sense vigilance committees;” "It Is as much the prov­ ince of political parties to see that laws arc enforced a* to see that Haws are pawed.” We need not reaffirm what we said In the previous article, that thceo are duties which devolve upon the cltlxen and not upon the political partite.".. We aro pleased to see them foraake the petition upon which we flrot remarked, vlx.: that It to the fault of the Republi­ can party, that there laws are not en­ forced. They now account for the non­ enforcement of this law, by saying that it,1s directed against a crime which" bos gradually grown upon tho people, and fniitenril Ila tain uiK>n the society.'' '-which constitute a large monied interest," and that tho" meu whoreoognise 1U great criminality are weak and timid." Again they say tho public are "divided in opinion in regard to the liquor trafficthat there aro those who believe It to be “ a legitimate and moral ttrtykliviaion of the people on the sub­ ject that the laws against tbc liquor trafgc cannot be enforced." We fall to see what there Is In all this condemnatory of the Republican party. Are wo to he blamed for this weakness and timidity, for the traffic being a mon ted Interest, for the belief that It la legitimate and moral dr for thia division of the people ? Now one or the other of these positions assumed by the Committee is not cor­ rect. A> to the charge against Republi­ can officials, we have neither the time nor the Inclination to call upon this com­ mittee to collect g'jwip, but if their " not leva than three cases " refer to Re­ publican officials in Hastings, we arc (roe to say that wo believe the charges are hire, and challenge the Committee to overcome their modesty and publish tbc names of the officials and the circum­ stances of tho cases, that the public may Judge. It ia easy to make this covert charge in the Journal, and repeat it in country school house, where there aro none to contradict. It you havo a case, gentlemen, out with it. We aro jiot afraid of the light. Again they say, •• lu most cases where our criminal statutes are violated, all the: 1. necessary’ >« to • complaint to tho proper officer,- and proceedings arc oomme need wjthout delay." And this is os true In esses of a violation of this particular law a. any other. But tho fact Is, tbs friends of the law are " weak and timid," and not having the strength and courage to put Che machinery of the law In motion, they seek to avoid their Indi­ vidual duties, and divert attention from their neglect by raising a hue and cry against otbcrj for not doing what tb<-y acknowledge themaelrea too " weak and timid” to do. Wo have nut seen any evidences that a union with the now party has stiffened the knota or strength­ ened the spinal column of our Mrads of tho party or the members of iho Com­ mittee. Th.y are still “weak and timid,” and for all tho purposes of an houest at­ tempt to enforce this law they are not likely to gather strength or courage. It 1. vary easy to find fault with others, but It furelshos no oxcure for oar own refusal to do what every good cltlxen ought to do. Educate the people until they are worthy of the law. and it will bo enforced by tbq some means which havehltiinrto proved sufficient wherever properly tretod. CALL A! THE HAStjfia -Mr. DriglA WA U tajmrlng. before a jury all the facta having relation — Tl. Jota C. B-iWr k» to tho case, aud a verdict so impartial ' * nt of nil candid, thought- been an—tinned at see.' ’ bo fully satisfied there fulminJ — Rochefort’s friends are no longer with. r permitad io visit him in prison. Tho main circnmstnncos conr.ocUl — Another demonstration was made with the trial just had, are yet fresh in tho minda of tho people throughout tho by the conscripts in Lyons on TtsesState. We comment upon them no far­ ther than to say that we bolievo the pop­ ular judgment concurs with uu in tho opinion that George Vanderpool (whether guilty or innocent) has not nad that op- Butter OY9TBR PIC-NIC YHT WWE a very important Iwaring upon tho case in fovor of the prisoner. Upon this and other equally substantial grounds, wo havo a confidence alwvo doubt that a new trial will be granted. . InfoUibiEty. Our acquaintance with tho pecuniary — It is rumored that small-pox lias eirtumitancea of Vanderpool and his broken out among the prisoners confined family justifies us in asserting that with­ out material aid frem his friends, and tho in Paris for political oflpnees. — Among tho propodtioss before tho (Ecumenical Council is one ' declaring tho Ifopo infallible in matters of faith Bobacl'i fa*, aeh Bitiiri, unlike all ether Bitter, Maus. Gno. p. Rowxu. & C swttalnc Agent*. No.« Park Row Tort, are authorised to receive Hsmoiti for thte paper at our Mjk. DETIWITNOVl nuwud, tii'clh $3,500 in Greenbacks! The Seventh Aunudl Distribution of Premia ms to the Subscribers of the Detroit! Craertiil Airater! vtu. taks'vlam . James Show, II. D. Bsxxa. E. G. Comstock, R. P. Exsros, T. J. Rise, ----------------- David McLamulix.H. H. Ilotr, W. 11. Mouxsox, L. G. Maws. Hampel II. Brxvxxi. It it"tore rwwit ymrs tinea be. Doback, tht edtbralrd AssdisA pAyricion, SloMcht, 8<eoden, came lo 'thu country and introduced the Scan­ dinavian Blood Purifier; nut, which time Ihoueandt hate been cured, by tie tue, of Scrofida and other blood tlieecuet. It ccnlahu, betidu the Iodide of Polaua and Syrup of StilUnyia, drug, import­ ed from fiweden for it, ccorta manufacture, unknown and ari kept by apdlhe-r ■ ■ caries tn thio BITTBBS tinylt (rial will conrinee tht matt •ktptical of ilt wonderful value. Irrrf iiAsitsga Hawk is. ice. If J. COL tn WSmaK sb.it. gw bmksl................... tS to t >S A REPUBLICAN U. S. SENATOR SE­ CURED FUR THE ENSUING SIX YEAES! CONFIDENTIAL. BLDDI PIIIHII Jocxrn Savxdubs, Em;., Ch of the Charlotte Republican, tn pr tn build an addition to bin brick to terra as an enlargement of th \ Doctor Do Dob >”*• to can, when aJ| oUicn fail, all co»4i any rill man>f faiurtd for a Ont trial intoriably rAablithn them ai fitoriln wiih all who u< Mem. Tht rtat^nt why Dr. BihotVi Blood PiBt thould ht ktpl is re­ try family art: Beeavtt ihty tan bt tmplQytd in oil eattt trkrri t Campaign of 1870 Opened Gloriously. BL00I On Turelay, tho 8th last, tho Repub­ licans of Now Hampshire won their sev­ enteenth suoeesslvo victory over tho com­ bined opposition of the copper-rebels, the Labor Union Democrats, and tho Tomporanoe'party, by a decided majority—a On Monday a oalf was caugh “oow-catcher" of tho loeosn tached to the afferuoon train, a qulekly [but vary earelesdy] track. After gazing about fora ouda It moved along, apparen the worse for Ito mishap. Taints were delayed several tha 0. B. V. B. R. by ths Tuaoday. The mail train- duo IM P. PILLS glorious triumph indeed. The returr-s from 224 towns stand os follows: Stearns, 34.568; Bedel, 24,800 b‘lint,N,202; Barraws, 1,157, a total vote of C7,72C, slowing a Republican mnjo'rily-of about 1200 over all tho other can­ didates, and a plurality of not far from 10,000 over tlie Democratic-candidate. As compared with his leading competi­ Brw ^dftrtisnnnrts. tor. Gov. Stearns makes a gain of same 0,000 over last year. Tho returns for Representative*, m far as received, foot up as followsRepubEcans, 184 ; Democrats, 104; Labor Reformers, 13; Political Temperance mon, none 1 These rcturns indicate just about the some Republican majority ns last year. The latest returns show thoelection of ' six Republican and one Democratic Benator, with Are vacancies, which the Legialatnre will fill by the election of the Republican nominees, making the Senate stand Republicans to one copperhead ; Labor Reform none, Temperance none. I.Mt year tho Senate contained 9 RcpubEcana and 3 Democata. Thia is glory enough fur one day. Txx lecture on Thursday even on ’’Oar Composite Nationalit Reared by Fred Dougina, at Unio eras a complete success In every w deservedly bx Every one who h addrren speak in the highest term Dr. Ilh-.ck', Blood Pill, m T0TO ’Wr®?® HON- ONSLOW STEARNS RE-ELECT­ sox » GSOCMUB4 rsorotoxx ED GOVERNOR BY 1200. Whetl. r»4. »«r bsvbtl........ .. S* CRACW You. LEMON CliACKEM. I buy Buller, Lard, Eggstnd.Whiu — Tho defidcation of the' Tretinror of Buller county, Ohio, will be about 8100,000. — The Gorman and Austrian Bishops hare decided to opposi tho dogma of Muskegon. Michigan. il is now prrsenlod to you, This chigou, ns lover, and vinPeople <-----------n—,--------. । dicat ore of justice, for such countenanoe and'sympathy, or otherwise, as your bet­ tor natures cud soundest judgments may commend. < CRACKEBa. cRACMnx, I Your CREAM (orCracknell>CRACKERS pereoisl infalEbilty within a week. — The Liverpool ooton market oloeed eteedy; upland, lid.; Orleans, 11 l-4d.; DAVID McLAUOHLIN, CRACR mu CRACKKBJ. 'CRACKERg. CIUCttRj. SODA. eniZol CounTto fix u^n a definition of We should not call upon tho people — The Spanish Oerter have voted pay for aid, did wo not believe that the friends of justice everywhere would gladly co- for extra service to soldioro cf the army oj>erate with us. aud did wo not desire in Cuba for their share in actions with their sympathy and support i j the move-mrnt. The fond subscribed will bo econom­ ically and judiciously .applied. Should shore bo any rroervo, il will with the ap^ probation of tho donors, bo applied to­ wards tho relief and maintainanco of tho lating, constant, deeply afflicted wife of the prisoner, who is totally destitute and dejiendent as they may otherwise direct A» tho motion of sinew trial wiil have to bo made at the April term of tho Man­ istee Circuit Court, Contributions to the fund should be made m speedily as pos­ sible, and forwarded to sad gfoaUitu ] 1 ' _ Jbr Sale by DrugylsU and Dealers in Patent BledMnes every-where. M- Tuesday evening arrive until 1 o’clock Wedn-da moot wfll bo given at Leonar IfAddlevffle, on Tuesday evenin 25th under the auspice, of th No. 4>.-~Advertiscment- School of that village The pr wHl eon wet of orations, dec TneWc; ato , and win conclude drama entitled "Tea Nighb roomZ.' Undoubtedly a good astMomy Imitoboito.—On our 2d pa loua^an appeal from the t Muskegon urging upon us the of seeing justice done in th George Vanderpool It tollm nnst throughout, and we trus moa wUl listen to it. giro lith atw-ui b~»™ mittee some phrtioif of that w •bed.’ "Many a mfokke , j ‘ —a — tba aftonw 5b JB. Wo canno fly urge upon pu �him. no, nsY©. OTB HAOTHnOB EAHIEKB, HASUHOa, EAMT ODWW. UQKEQBAn. -— g«al and JHijrtUsurous. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BUSINESS CARDS. (ffitut F*FH tf IAIRY IIIITT. Haucbey A Co'a Column. •OWNE « GALLOWAY, TKAVELNin1 N.tbt •• Iftior'.s. Might " Good sleighing and plenty at it /kseocuxunu, win bo nopj the Baptist Chureh in Orangeville, com­ mencing Tueeday evening, Msreh »th, end continuing through tbe day and evening of March SOth. Tbe exercise* bouse lecture*. ' • °° will consist of addressee and dtscuraton* There were only three tickets In tbs upon topics of practical Sunday School work. Acid, as follows: Let all friends of Sunday Schoola of 10,000 AGKjriW WADIfiEED WIGHTMAN <fc GBEBLE HARDWARE Irmin Calling and ProMntation Cards, printed niosly at this office. J. COLE A BON, Tns Thornappla Is bridged with lee, —the third time idnoe December. Michigan Air Line Railroad are await­ ing shipment at the depot In this villas*. RXFUflLICAN CAUCUS. For Trasteea', Wuilain I. F.” Hams, John G. Kenyan, EleaxarS. Brown. -— . •« ' r-BilOCRATIC. zvuuxrw j. uowne Groceries and Produce, The Republican electors of the town HTATB BT., lUHTIMGft, MICH. tteement In another cqlumn. Preu w,leJU.DeL<lu*-Robert sueb other buxlness as may ooms before Frau, Hiram J. Kenfleld. MCxsoN’a team ran ngalnst time on Tuesday, but without a driver. Nobody hurt. _____ ________ XWVBLICAX. For Prwldont, Robert J. Grant. > or Recorder, Stephen E. Crandall For Marshal, Henn- E. Kingsbury. For Treasurer, William H. Powera. For Asacssor, Ara D. Rork. For Vlllauo Trustees, Iraao W. Vroomau, DavidR. Cook, John M. Nevins. Total number of votes cast, 83). The following are the name* of tbe ameers elect, with tbe hisjbritlre: President—Andrew J. Itowne—21 miJority. Rocorder—Stephen E. CkandaU—28. Treasurer—William H. jPowers—7. Sixovlab—That we have had some tbauges Id the weather. Monday was a bright, pleasant day, while yesterday we' bad Mvoral rain and a few elect Lame amounts of black walnut and oak logs are being brought to the nil Ila vwrtising Agents, No. 40 i ttsemests for this paper at our lowest Marshal—Henry E. Ktrigabury—44. Trustees — Ir*ac W. Vrooman-33; David R. Cook—8; Hiram J. Kenfleld Had tbe Republican voters did their — Freight and travel aro rapidly in­ creasing on the Peninsular Road, and duty as they should, the entire Union ticket would have been elected. mure rolling stock is soon to be added. — Lansing expects to have railroad oonmiunicatim with Battle Croak ria PsninsuUr l>y the 20th inst. — Tho Michigan Control Railroad Company has a corp* of engineers mak­ ing a survey of two lines for a road from Ypsilanti to" Michigan City for tho purpusu of shortening their rood. Ono line xs from Ypsilanti to HUlsdalo, thence to Coldwater, Constantino. Edwardsburg, Betrand and Michigan (Sty. Th* other line leave* tho Hillsdale route near Brooklyn, and. keeping further north, strikes the bliehigan Au- Lino route at Colon, from thenoe to Centerville and Constantino, and from there west on the rama route an above indicated; or, by bearing a little south, touch South Bena, and thenoe direct to Michigan City. It is said tlie latter route will shorten their line over 25 mile*. arrive until 1 o’clock Wednesday morn- HASTIN08. - nfjl . MICH1OAM. larSpeciolities in ervery department. cRUixs»fo>t errr or rsjus _ C00KIMG, PARLOR COOK AXD PARLOR STOVES AB-VESS SHOP—A tin. Stock of Hwnsn on band. CITY DRUG STORE! . pairing done promptly on short notice. i e WIGHTMAN Be­ & GREBLE. WAITED- AGENTS HASTINGS DRUG STORE 75TO!OODOLU(RSPER|MOiTH, ETtrywkr«,»*l»«s>d fetnslt, U istrodw* tk« Geaelae Improve* Coaiaiea Beses HRST DOOM WERT OF t’XIOX BLOCK. HASTINGS, F. D. ACKLEY R mN IN BABBT OOUXTT. FULL STOCK OF EfL0TRINIi= IN HASTINGS! MICHIGAN. J. P» HOBESXS &> CO., Prop*s, Pure Drugs aud Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, AT THE LOWEST Perfumery, Toilet Articles, MAItKET PltXCE. Books and Stationery, The School Books used in thit County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Howard of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, $c., $c., I • ■Which Will be Sold nt very I^oav Prices. GREAT SACRIFICE! WOOLEN FACTORY! CToiing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, 4c, and below cost, at the In making thia aacouneoment to tbs I CStisens of Hastings and vicinity, I would coll your attention to a few farts : IlMTnmWtoi» Furan And tn eow prepared to nvry il on In all Ila branches I'artienUr aileatUa Clr,a la Fir-mt, CUSTOM CARDING, A permanent Clothing House in Has­ tings, where you can always find a AND frOBK ODARAXTUD. ClotH, Flannel, Bsrtta w*<3 Tssna. CAB8IMERES, _____ VESTINGS, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Cape, and everything pertain­ ing to man’s wear. Second, A ■AIOFACTVUNG DEPARTMEITT, whore work will be done in tho beet stylo known to the trade. NO PRICES LOWER THAN OURS, And EaUBtly, S’® School of that village. The programme will consist. of orations, declamations, music, ets., and will conclude with the drama entitled “Tan Nights in a Bar­ room." Undoubtedly a good time wiU It will be for your interest to examine our stock and prices. Osar CtUt sf a BaryiM ! Wothr CMHtf at Batioat Pritn. Hah sad Capa, Cfajs / ituum-mml nrrrsiDi mn ....... J. mm. B. T.EMT.TTV. ^HOHLDER, IxTMwrao.—On our 2d psgo will be fowi'an appeal from the ritiran* of an old saw which we fully appreciate, Muskegon urging upon us the necessity and which we recommend to the careful of seeing justice done in the case of nerusi! and calm meditation of our con- CLOTHING HOUSE! 36 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. AND BEST STOCK OF Star Clothing House, ■ a-~ v^^.«taiU2fD RAPIDS. W. f. Dunham. Joseph Dayteoa.^i • Ml*** Julia Daves, Mrs. Sarah Etee , hood, 2; CBwhtsr : Faroeworth, Lydia Godfrey,, BOOTS AND SHOES TAXES! TAXES! GEORGE PRESTON I non inn । REA.U ESTATE EXCRAJfGl. mqs M Bare William Bolton, John . -"“"S ■ Jaanoa Slraa, Uullap, Ikh, KEEPS THE LAMEST Wbw. mA, •' CtarttJ lw George VsnderpooL It ia calm end ear­ nest throughout, end we trust our citi- gins st home.” will listen to it, give it tho attention it deserves, aud bestow wpou tho comjniitoe some pbrtiotf of that which they need.* “Many a miukla makes a JOHN G. RUNYON ARMS! be had. muckle.1’ CAXTAtBzaa aeon ssrr nn an Dari* Sunlight r and Gaslight* rer broufflit to Hastings. Co tar one aud all and ere them. ly at cue o’clo.k on the day appointed, and will continue five <I;q-s. It Is very important that Teachers should be pre­ sent at tbd opening of the Institute, as Middleville, on Tuesday evening, March 25th under the auspices of. ths Union ‘ DAILY! STOVES! STOVES! General Grocer, C To Teach kbs-—The Spring Examina­ tions for INTO will be held as below: Nashville, Tuesday, April 5th. Woodland. Wednesday, April Oth. Carlton, Thursday, April 7tb. Middleville, Friday, AprilSlb. Assyria, Monday, April 11th. • Johnstown, Doty Schoolhouse, Tues­ day, April 12th. Cedar Creek, Wednesday, April 131h. Baltimore, District No. 1, Thursday. April 14th. Hickory Cornew, Tuesday, April 19th. Prairieville, Wednesday, April 29th. Orangeville, Thursday, April 21st. Hastings, Saturday, April JOth. Comment is unncce-eary, as every teacher understands his (or her) duty In regard to these examinations. GOODS Direct from Factories. —SborgefrestonT- is selling DRUGS and MEDICINES return to specie payment la being Inaug­ The Superintendent request, all teach­ urated In many place®, by acme of their bnsinesahouses giving “ hard cblnk'Mn ers to be present and urgesail school of­ change forall porchauH of one dollar and fice™ to co-operate with him tn securing a prompt and foil attendance of the Tuesday. The mail train-due here at 7:45 P. M. Tuesday craning did not Dno, IsJisiia, Gneris, State Teachers' Inrtitstes. The customary Spring Berios of Teach­ ers’ Institute*, for 1870, appointed by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, will be held as follows: At Blissfield, Lenawee County March 21st. . At Dexter, Washtenaw County, March 28th. At Plainwell, Allegan County, April" The lecture on Thursday evenlpglMt, '4th. . on *’Our Comp-wlte Nationality," de­ ! Niles, Berrlen.County, April 11th. li versd by Fred Douglass at Union Hall, At Spring Lake, Ottawa County, April 18th. 1 At Hastings, Barry County, April adJresv speak id the highest terms of! SSlh. excellence. Rich Institute will commence prompt­ On Monday a calf was caught in the “onw-calcher” of tho locomotive at­ tached to the afternoon train, and lifted quickly [but very careleady] from the track. Aft-r gazing about fora few sec­ ond* It moved along, apparently none th* worse for Its mishap. NEW . MAIN BROTHERS, Nohmax Baiubt, IT’pCom. 8. J. Bidexman, J Habrnoa, March 14th, 1870. At the Republican caucus held In this village on Thursday evening, Msrch W, tbe following gentlemen were appoint­ ed as Village Committee for the ensuing year: C. O. Holbrook, D.R.Coeknnd I. W. Vrooman. JoBKrn HAVNDxns, E*q., Charlotto, of the Charlotte Republican, U preparing to build an addition to his brick block, to serve as an enlargement of the print­ ing office. County. the office of the County Clerk, In the vlllaae of Hastings, on Saturday, ths 28th day of Mareh?1870, atone o’clock in tbs afternoon, tonomlnato candidates for tbe I keep constantly on hand a large and well selected Stock of HULRDW ARE bought of the Manufacturers, before tho recent advance. �........HIAJBCT as, agyj. ^hunuijisms. T°mKufi! »£» 1DTEKTISESUTS. ' DOOT. DODD-g NERVINE AND INVIGORATOR. A poor fellow in thia village, who has ■ bom married but a abort time, came in to see us the other day, and with a sor­ rowful look handed us the following, which he said hie wife bad -written, got framed, and the original of which hung at tho head of hie bed, and wb«n he n>• tired she made him repeal the “IS " be­ . torn eh" would allow hue to go to eloe-i We would tell what her name la, but for few of a “ fuse ia tbe family ■" '' L Thou shall have no wife but me. • • o *hcp ahalt not take into my docni•<-•?* •’Ovd-ktokiag servant girl to SIX-CORD. MORTO10E 8JRLB. PKTACLT bavlss Soos msds la Uw seodlUstM of • Manna ssMaiad by Man D. Syrrtt t» IHairl M. Sl-AlatTlatM Auut liSta. A. P. ICO,ud re- BUY COOPS & NOTIONS. • Aaeetej-Caavaaaiue Deehl seat 6e*. starry «« i»’ft»«i re«ikue. My e a rauAiatst OSott of lb« Trtmary 8trtiM. BfoMriag op ta«0Kv«/A t*4 l»rr Anrdiv*. ta« Rotseet OopBATUntoL the WMtaoy U.ag. Oola *inC *■.! Urewbsck Vroads, Myotemslla Ettemry. llrprcdal ot.B, Cvaapirat !(• Bird KadJa ua Um Goa Bnottl, NsltraMBAoe, Tyreaay and GarropUna .r k,.k iis.a.i. sx. —■ thy wife ia vain. ... . 4. PaRTw^her thy wife aad drees her in the fashion5. Honor thy wife's father aad mother, or “ hair will ny." (1 Thou ahalt not fret or scold, or find fault with thy meals. 7. Thou ahalt not bring home strange man to dinner. ' 8. Thou ahalt not smoke, or chew, or . play billiards. 0. Thou shall not visit thy neighbor’s • wife, or daughters. _ • 10. Chou ahalt net go to ti.e theater, concert, or any place of raiu»ement. . Neither ehalt thou i<jiar ajy Slub or a*. « cret society, but aital*. Stay U home oto­ , nlngi aad rock the baby. . ' fl. Thou ahalt give no present to any ' other woman, not even to thy " eounn. 12. Thou shall not stay out later than seven o'clock at night, for if thou dost I w3] come after thee and thou wilt be un.dee the necessity of buying a " new , broom" in tho morning. MORTGAGE SALE. JOHN EGBERTS, 1. K. MALLOBT, Mas at the Overt U«“- D-*« FAl'LT bstlas bate roads 11 uim mm tag *, ■■' Lnun w 908 PRIZES — Under the equator ia bo place for ' fashivnabte folks. Tho chief drtan in thatfssbvw region is tho akin, with a , small umbrollu made of palm leaf, mod a* a shelter from the ran. —A charitable institution haring re­ cently intimated to tho public that money, articles of wear, or *' other Httlo matters " might be left and would bo - gladly received, found a pair of twins on the doorstops, gouerouidy contributed i by an unknown liand. —Wo wonder if Gen. Buller's dcspi* cable opinion of newspapers will stand him in good stead when he is up again • fur election ? Possibly his superiority to tho press may dwindle a little about that tuna. " DR. C- 0. BCOTT, T|^212KC’n‘7“Cl“ “4Sw“-BWTT’i ------- iXauii r5D®3W.»S~.t~^ EKhS L W. YROOMAR. Aromatic Vegetable Soap xrarr or mentaa rt. o B» BirttB sf aa Mmtisn bms« ■hs rosI of tbsOrtaH tvart for «- ■-urn• it 1-arr, ■ nl «l 1 m 2.500 N8WSPAPEBS KOF for sae >tamp. G 1’. ROWELL * CO.. 5. T. Agenth X 'Phin J - *--— —-.-a—— •- —>■ * E-d®, im. rfla ■ K»ia l>is««sd bcii • Alls (Mnw * Bsrrr • Tbssmta ssrtssar lurterln * 'uefivi ■ I il lAsrtb st raws tAB.Hr bn esal. eosisiaiiMI •»r irlias lotas LsiUd "teio> fotlr to, ter*. CHANCERY rt or M/v>ou4jf? wejtrfal .USSR A VO.. MortaUL M|oh. TIXS?IU.V I-Sia ioe3On.M.«^ki. by old »»dyR>«a(, Is a h«e. hjhiard ynSublv rasieeM, rvyiu>1a< oor>nit«l K^aM I'lsta sod —“Do you believe in second love, temp for mo pls loB.U. WILLIAM 4 CO. Essl . Mister McQuade ?" “Dd 1 believe in ! aecond love ? Humph! If a man buys a pound of sugar, isn't it awate ? and wnan it’s gvno, don’t he want another * Bound ? and isn’t that swate too ? Truth,Murphy, I do believe in second love. । —As Dr. Dwight onoe passed thro ugh 'aregiun of vera poor land, ho said to a firmer: “Sir, I perceive your land here is not vnry pr oductive.’' "No, air," said . * the honest fanner; ** our land io just likeself-righteousMoa." “Ah 1 how ia wen, WHfTTlHR. that ?“ “ Why, the more a man has of j5' •■h the poorer he ia ’’ tai r»»ii 4i7 e —There will be two execelions ia New Zl*4 RsUiutlAHHrM.1' Turk on April 8. Gaorge Purnell, who killed Wm. Kierman, is eratenoed to be hanged ou the sama day with John „ Reynolds, ths murderer of Mr. Townsen. . There are people who believe now that ReynaIde was wrong in stating that1 ANlilMSD >»J Wosilbo«'.-taA tar Youtis Mrs, frro, is soslrd earslotx M hrni^ug for murder is played out in IIOWARtl AKSOi laTIOM. Iles >’. ITilb.. Fa; MTSufiTaCltEs kKsd lo rreir m sn vs»1 '/ ATaawrox htnbasA disapproving of Ivl Iterjjo Ss-t /rr »o eta. Address . . gssisw Jirrrtaru. ^ax’s’fsja^ For sale by all dealers in • et3. Thou ehalt not take th® cnmp of —Eva—“Mamma, what is a gosling?" Mamma—“ A little goose, dear. " Era —“And a duckling?" Nanirua -“A little duck, dear." Eva—“ Then Is an ■. inkliug a little ink? Because I’ve got sn inkling- on n>y apron.” gntjrftgarjus.garjS” =T£3S?aiSX8'-‘7.■trttews ss 'te&'EnrFffl>'OT>lS^ I fSS^StsEsirfsiEwa FntateoAeo ba tbeTKeeid lliwiaea A Ss&ESES 'Ecffiffiy is Walti—Fraillii 1—v«i«.iaia< SlW M htawife's receiving presents, tore frcm bar beck and into shreds a drvea which a male friend had given her. The Judge before whom tho assault was tried advised them to "patch it up between “ Tou've destroyed my peace of mind," aaid a desponding lover to a truant lass. ’7* It can't do yoa much harm, John, for CM tons an amnsaag small juooe you had, any way, " was the quick reply. ,Z7 BKE MORTGAGE SAI.E. ’ GXN aakos clakk. SSi^TJratW JOB «. BAKER.____ BOM MAKK r RaMasM 4 V^MO* rwtscw’-’w unow Hovtz. -A. Portable Engine and - Arfcx&SidUra“ •»•»*•>< aaiLT a osaoaa. sans*. r*sf CABH "OH HIDES M m.T* *A-AUo.J^,X.m. £, .-.Frfili Garden, flower. Fruit, •“Herb. Tree, Shrub and ErerR^ruen Seeds, with directions for Cjudwre, prepaid bv mail. The jjTgt complete ana judicious u"tortment in the country. jLgents ft OOtB.iOK, Michigan Exchan Denon, Fssseosv m4w ta m •->W, 7r-tTfo-i ia oUIM � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-03-23.pdf b78940e66be2b515d45d3b87f655b33c PDF Text Text TWC8» eiUJO PXR TBAB. nCADTANOL VOL. XIV, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1870. Jusiuess Jirrctaru. November, B.J_ BROWN, AdC. ID. “* Erew,,xTH,c o^SSfKSSKSA’™ •(0. C- V»«T«- ______ g.a.VS» 1868. USI'iS’ifillA currar**. gortrS. HE LITTLE THOUGHT- CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND, O. Bai poraaatly |«.ud in HaMi.|p. Wavier k Urare hrsctla*! avu.:..u 1- _ t,__ ,. 1 CHARLES H. RAVER. «Ui U aUwiad U with JOHN ROBERTS, p"m" ~ B. H. MALLORY, WM. UPJOHN, ‘ PBrSlCtAS *»<1 g«rt«B. oa« ”•« «>» »f Suu nr..U UmUsiS._________ ■ , ■ A. p. DRAKE. M- D, - Gold & Silver Watches, Fine Gold Jewelry, Sfllid Silicr aid PM Wan. Watehe,. Clock* aad Jewelry Repaired QOME ONE! COME ALLI DR. C- 0. SCOTT, PK*rrlCI!$G-Fhr«kl*a ss4 Sarana. Bsirrvtllr, Mhkteaa. __________ ’_____________ H. J. HANEY. PICTURES FRAMED, *°" CRACKERS. CRACKERS. CBACKKRS. CRACKERS. With GILT, IMITATION GILT, IMITA- Your TIOR ROSEWOOD A GILT or Black Walnut Mouldings. I. W. VR00MAN, ar-p*etsr* Frui. Onl.r, «b*r*d aaieklr, at «*7 POST OFFICE BUILDING, DR. C. C. LIH8LBY, :c *«4 Kel^U* PkyvWao «»d DaHlrt, Jl rhrnr.le *nd »«4* dl«**M : *>Hl Ub by d»y «r slsbt. <«te. st XsatoU*. CRACKERS, Tour CREAM (orCrackncll) CRACKERS A I*. HORTON. Yow Your wink CRACKERS. LEMON CRACKERS I b.uy Butter, Lard, Eggs and.WblU WRIGHT A SMITH. the Ila* *f iLlr yrelMeUa fT.«l. MiddUvifia. MkU WK H. HAYFORD, ' ts UlbU* Bi*’* •■or«______ J. P. ROBERTS ft CO., T3T Wilbur $ Watson,'of the Quaker Valley Nurseries, Winona, O., offer extra stock < and better Terms pn Trees, ■ L Flowers, Shrubs and Plants, ■ J# than any.other nursery in. the country. Try them. j C. D. STEWART. THE GREAT CROWD THAT DAILY VISITS —THE----- C. G. HOLBROOK. BOSTON CASH STORE! WM. H. JEWELL, of !>•-!». Onrral Crop ^1*. one. ta th* C«*rt ih»«n. JK/wlotetnU Speaks Emphatically^ '.That JOHH MICHAEL. I0UH sal C.rriMT* P*J=!*v. Oi««l«r »<«t T*l*r Low Prices Still Continue to Rule! .. WM. L. COBB. l*rrr *«**tr. will siKnJ *> all tataao** *8p**p HOLBROOK & MILLS, ATTOkS ITS *U Onasalton *1 wmM “Are you Selling Out?’’ “Are you going away?” ■ “Haw can you afford to sell so CHEAP?” Are the Questions asked by thousands. I icould sayt— JfO, I AM WOT GOIWG AWAY I It I SELL MS W M M, WM. ions, SVXGDON Dante. nil th* Because I buy for Cash—“Cash is the Motto !” 3s AARON CLARK, Hastings, Mar. Sth, 1870. ‘ tf KARN1-S8 THJB PROPRIETORS OF THE Hastings Cash Store! HABTnruS H0TJ8B. <xmsn er bus. wu . ca«*h OUOu **d A CAXUD. . . -__ _ — — .1 — .. ^^v-k C* ' * tt0M, OwoeriM, to. _ THE TRUE CONDITION OF CUBA— Bummers arc now called “ boisters when ordered, having first cut all the on the half-shelf.” fastenings with kmrea. We staid thus Is On. Gasn Dxax>?— Wirnx iu Fun iso Iloaxsex ?— Win Coxoazu until within tliree or four minutes of ths Senate a* “Old Subsidy.” — A now kind of intoxicating liquor During tin* time the boatswain and two Hsvsws. Feb. 26, 1870. or three mon got into tho boat, making Tho state of tilings hero is terrible, ths whole number seventeen. We were and cvmy American, including the offi­ paper just started in Utah. still hanging nt the davits when the cials, deems his life in danger on the - The biU fur tho removal of tho ship began to roll in that peculiar way reesrpt of the first intelligence from tho which precedes foundering, and tho boat ■ United States unploaring to the vohn- Wisconsin Capital has been defeated. — Tho Misrocri Legislature has in­ was dashed against tho aide of the ship. definitely postponed woman suffrage. I looked on tho deck and saw no ono all compossd mostly .of thieves, roblssn? of tho train most, and gave tho order murdan-ro, bcgg«ns and vaga’.onds, driv­ to lower away and hang by tho falls. en away from old Spain They drove Tho fall got jammed, and had to be cut away from hero the late Captam Gen­ away with a knife. Had wo been three era!, and they are pow threatening De ow of Mr. Burlingaamfc. minutes lunger at tho davits it would Rudis, tecauso on Wodnssday be s mt un hare boon to late, a* she American schooner to sea without' a forms ter Ireland and Scotland fish from Down East to the eastern end The North Carolina Huns* has refused to provide fur paying tho interest on tho the boat was brought up to tho Idaho alio UMirly sank akmgside, anil on ex­ here to suspect the captain of sympatliy State bonds. amination it was found that seven pieces with tlio insurgents- They hoarded his South Carolinia will pay die interest were broken on her starboard tide, and re.wel in open daylight, and gave liini on its bonds in gold. one of the planks was knocked an inch notice that th*y intended to murder him Six women linve Loen burned to death out of iilaco. Tliis must have been done that night. Ho fled ter protection to by striking the silo of the ship, and con­ one of the Briti*h frigates iu port. This in Neponset, Mans. .uiiot >mo u<> that wo w« could not «... vinces have taxed. WQJ promptly affirded. and our Consul any more ia our l>oat, as she would hare J General apprised of hi, wheroalwuta. filled and gone ' Biddix went on board and took his affipmc down with a heavier he loa 1. A* davit and visited tho Captain General. load. Ae tho coxswain coxawnin cut tho the fol! fall a .m w.. .. To do to it is neeaauuy for every vessel — Particulars of tho loss of tho Gold­ under anil. We etart ?<J • fur her, iutond----- -- —- , , - touavoa to have a ponuil permit caucu .calied aa murro Murro pass. pass. .„B t. ln»s lie, ,0 „h„u^|f, en City Rave been received. — A despatch-from Mexico states that and save ilia. . sent liis mute for one. The volunteer* B..»«.»a«r«Aho».TO..na s«ne ipiod by tbdOMral forces. free, nd >n -_v* • <• —a — Jm. shetrapidly r.Pidl, left Ml us “ .ml i» about «1"“‘(I two or three minutes " ws J" gave and . (>. . .. ---M ” it up,“ J '| jra'Sra. <h 'i-U THE EVENING HEARTHSTONE. Tho Pmident of Ban Domingo has failoj » p b«k tail.. .1.^ r™»a hl J, that she had disappeared. pulled m. That night. .v_ tho raptain t again olopt. __ on Osteal. to where she Lad been, but seeing and board the British frigate. Her captain — Brigham Young, hearing nothing, finally headed fur the advised Bianca of his pruocnee, and shore, and lauded at about half-post again Biddlk west to the Captain Gen­ looking for another sits eight. I at once went up to a Japanese eral, who erderd the guard ship 11 lie nil bonds to the amount of 1100,560,000.' night alongside our scltooner, and to tow — Tbs Hartford and Erie Railroad her to sea in the morning. Thia was done wiihuut a Morro pass; and for and had the this act tho volunteer* threXtcn to serve most rxTxscrso rxsxr Dr llouss oa they did Dnoi - drive him — The New York Central Railroad you can imagine. We arrived all safe away. G­ at about four o'clock on the morning of And all this time our miairalile and ue ownig on their scrip dividend of last the 25th, when I spread tho news, and contemptible administration ot th? Navy Department taavn tills port without a — Tho Maine shipbuilders and own­ single vcsiwl of war, to otter refuge and _____ _______ :_ v>-ir_ > ---- ■ protection to our citizens. So critionl is . w Court is investigating tho matter. All their position, and such sympathy dose dny. the officer* of tho B<m:boy have been it ozatn among all naticmsfiUos, that the 1 — The Sioux have made an tnuraceeesexamined. Our turn will come to mor-; captains of tho British frigates in port fnl attempt to capture Fort Borthold. row. Mr. Delong, th* American Min­ have given nodes to our Consul Gen­ ister is conducting tho procscdings on eral, and tlirough him to our citizens, our bshnlfi You will know tho mult that in the eveui of danger, which is from Hny|i. by tho next Pacific mail, duo in Ban most imminent, all Americans .will be Eran<iaeo March 7. I landed ou short) reeuived and protected on board Vie Eng­ Isabella has boon embargoed by her in undroa* uniform, without a eap, and lish altipa How humiliating ia\hi* to husband for tho benefit of bar childrenMired iny watch only by having it on. our national pride! Count Bray succeeds Prince HohecI have been very much shattered by tho You well know that of our more titan occurrence and ' subsequent fatigue, but fifty national vessel* this day in commis­ loho as head of tho Bavarian Ministry. — Kentucky will roqnire foreign h>am now much better, end begin to feel sion. not ono of them is doing any artlike myself. All Yokohama lias boon ax- ual ssrvi^ and ia not required at any surunce companies to deposit 8100,080 trotnoly kind to the surrivota. Tho feel­ port in the world, except in Cuba. And as securities. ing agajnst the Captain of the Bombay — Masanchusstte has 179 Unitarian for not stopping is intense, and if tho congregations. No oUor State but New Court attempts to whitewash him vio­ York has over twent“ ■ lence may bo attempted. why is this! — N. P. Rogers once described Prinoe gtijitllanij. Albert as “an incidental on ths ' left hand of a royal digit.** - . ' — Tho ru»b to tho scene of tho gold THE LOSS OF THE ONEIDA. rotary Unfled States Legation at Japan(< citixana noce*oary ; and cunsoquontly, to send naval vessels hero, where a ono disooverias near San Diogo is almost unare nocos«arj, would be to contra­ piscedcnted. Another British Atrocity. Tho matter is now being investigated, they dict tho aseertioa that all is quiet here, id the result will probably not bo ar- and that tlioro ere no beiligorento to bo । insb, -J, Pratt shot and instantly killed 1120 LIVES LOST. Lady Parker wife of the British Minister found, And while our Government his partner W. Ellabttry. take* this ground, even tho Spaniard* and official* here have oome to admit Full account of the Disaster. Seme hard swearing, I hoar, is going that in tho late battle the Spaniards loot thirteen hundred of their twenty-three hundred; and to eave tlicir honor, ,500,000. Burgeon Jarnos Suddards, of the Onei­ while tilery admit their defeat, they insist da, in a letter to his father, the Rev. tho moment, but liable to load to that the insurgents were six thousand Dr. William Buddards, ofl’hilpilia, dated pleasant nwo. Tho Aroostook was the Sheriff to assist in ," Yokohama, Jan. 31," describes tho surgonts in arms ore from twenty to thir­ sinking of tho U. & steamship Oneida ty thousand, and if they had musketa by tho Pacific and Oriental Steam Nav­ and ammunition they would number igation Company'* »taam ship Bombay. — It is stated that John 0. Breek100,000. Surgeon Buddards says: Wo left Yoko­ When you boar of Uio recent murder inridge is about to take editorial charge hama at 5 P. M. on the 24th, and at6:45 light has been picked up. at Santiago, where tiro American* were of one of tho Lexington, Ky., newspa­ were run into by ths Bombay on tho per*. • ; murdered, and our Consul denied th* starboard snorter, ths whole of which COMMIT. privilege of to iiig present a: thoir mock BombXt. March 4 -5 P. M — Collis­ trial, and the outrage upon our ahipion between Bombay and Oneida oceur- mastcr above rwited, what will our peo­ buried in a burglar proef safe, when he ed <m the S4th ofJanuary; about twenty ple say f Will they not sswprf Cc^ngrsos miles from Yokohama, at 7 P.M.; quite dark, Oneida being under all sail and boom and gaff; ud steam, gomg thirteen knots. Bombay workhouse I.mU last night, by tho merest mcidont, oath roan impelled by Lis anxieties, most of ficars and 54 num are left to toll tho tala Ung in On.ida’s green light. Oneida The ward room dinner wasjust finishing at starboarded her halm, croaaug tho Bom­ and entreating ’ it to tho moment of tho rollidon. It seamed bay's bows rendering collision unavoid­ n. His denunciation of to mo a*.if the whole side of tho ship was able. The Bombay felt tho shoA so — While which we arc treated coming bodily in an tho table. Wo all little that Capi-Eyre did not think the Oneida could have Ixren much damaged, and continued his voyage to Yokohama. hesitate to sav to tho Government ail he W an-1: Tho Oneida was cut down on the quar- wqd to us. ff he oould be board, those Two who control tho ntfaira of th* Navy De­ cora__ nh.th-r Rcnaaox or l’o«TXlt Pnrlim.-nt the improved twlitica with us, but! ter; Suddard, Burgeon ; Michigan Exchange. . NUMBER 48. Crowninshield, I walked aft INRY. Btti Yora Cwnrirwra —In building urging h^ielataia to nullify M chimney put a quantity of salt into ths done in llial State, apputo I believed that there will novar JUnhix-sintbaWarid �■MM 33, 38J| 1 THE HASTinBS IBAniTKB, HASTIHSS, WMBT tTO'JH’JY, ffiUCmSAW.-- Sp^ASTISGSgAffiEBJ THE LIQUOR ttUAMMMI. SPECIAL NOTICES. Have You Hired Your Teaaher 1 BS.W®. Ayer's . FEOHATB ORUKR. Is a Political Party Advfaublo ! A farmer had a saw-log that weighed ! of them; claused, and the limn ha# ar­ rived when those who are interested in Mrani* bt WBotiiiz* j ‘ “■ J* *l”‘" h‘ 11 “ bU ______ [ sled and easily drew it to the mill. Tho the question, whq* ahull we engage to f we boltevs only one-half of the re-1 n<^ •TOnner ono of N« neighbors wantteach our summer schools? erha in Cuba, we must admit that the i heavy n» the taw-log. For restoring Cr.yH,;,’ MytoehMU CHANCERV SALE. , , — F" Jrahntu rJ Thin lnir J. . th«ltoZmi»M»vf »t»»d o*orea!^«b?.yd by its uso. .Nothing css ir >,r**CF °fMI hair where the foUrrie# *r» d#o»u BQar. WRIGHT A SMITH. — m.r.1. far > j Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co, i uiftbi.t, rro. LOWELL, MASS, ptnoa si.oo. - "word* Of'wisdom WRIGHT &, SMITH, JI HYDE & BRINDLE’S | or oammltted by a recognised nation, or ItIloa M'curB tho right kind of law. Bot. engagement*. There is a great dilfar- TL*t ue^tul. tow pHnas. to ■ »bla «v<rt-' *““*• underan unknown fl«p. Hpanfab war. 1 whal does thi* tnifh sraonut to, when ! ereneo in certificate i of tho some grade, JmmJJ xi«trflliivtn»<ii”--Manton iSisf* I rimsi*?0^ u*!1!*"? snTut int«ibuu*Bu*« at the beet, is bad enough, and when it we know that all temperance men will j "if the school in any district hat a ‘,ri0,s!'"o“' t.“^Ci?Ta C?„ ' m •>»«■' .r dMeends to urn pic butchery, whcn-lt J Boi y Bcnsibto mea will nut »P««elty that requires a teecbor far adY-te F^.-OB.s B... «M8.; hedtatee net to execute flr.t and '"bl try of. ’ wnen ^ts r -i outer - ln ' , . ' ~** »> with a know]- i ’uucod and 'thill nigh perfect therein. | 'ERRORS OF YOUTH. I "rylSli.Siau'.,* ccj|<Mfa^aB'awt?r|«<gc ■ tm.ni. when Im bauds ■ i . , upon such a course, terwaru*. are reeking . with the blood oftbe innocent ofo^cr 1! . lh.*1 tho ,cc“ probable rrault will be sure that such a oue io the te.ehcr “~ — r-——— -L ss ■■■st*. r4*’- **- u':?4 2than with the blood of the thn kultty. knltty. It li b ■ B^tj> insure tho political triumph -t>f the i J^t arB “bout to put into the school.. {““f DO If If VOUr your »?lnK)l school it is WOll well advanced in {WIIM longer war. war, It fa Is nmniso-t organised murder, vrm-.t troret nunmiss onomies of ti-mvw>mn?A temperance, nn-1 and the do lancer i»ea.ww'S,*i»iv,^i.*iJL*stlitI«uv। and every Christian nation who can biitereit opponents of human right*. . mathematic i, l>e sure that tho teacher is reach and Influence the 1 ai tics, fa bound Wbororer th* attempt has been made, a bio tu .advance them still far U>er; so to do so by ail that to just in law and with Geography, Physiology, or any holy tn religion. ” BUSINESS CARDS. .... vig-'T^l TOOT I other study Resolutions of condemnation are mere from the party that, n* n party, never It iv most prupcr to niter a word of allowed any sympathy wilh any mend i-Ss" EC L 0 T11 UK United States belittle themselves and the or jo'iticid rafunn the poUy dint *yra- condemnation of tho paction * altogether BOWNEA( nation whooe flog prutocta thorn when IMthisod with rebellion, opposed etnunci- too prevalent, of putting young and inex­ BANKERS. they attempt to satisfy outraged public ■palion, and even- amendment to the Con­ perienced teachers nt the head of large t.oLL*rrjon XAfit w xaar/mrr. ■■amt Inlent In that puerile manner. stitution designed, tu establish the right* and-confessedly turbulent echnols. What Is wanted Is a plain and unequiv­ of man. When I take counsel of my A principle that it always kept in ocal dcclarauou that the nation will con- Senator ChMhll r did otoMelf great honor, and ad-led mill another r-rouf to tbecooai'e a»u paW.-itoiu.whivit biu. dlsttnKUl he! b>a public •ourw.- In tite Senate or the l-tntoi status during the late war for tite lnt> gritr. union and the self to the tae* or .-failing ttic damaging expcMtnt wiilcb shews th- <ii».-nawfid army. Porter now neck, a ro-fa-artnc hf hie asa.-, on th* prrtenre that new CITY DRUG STORE! lumen ■ Robed?t Steerach Bitten, will rtv# • C ON C ER Him M r.ilrir.', pNM| . Hastiip, B Mostly EveBiBg, April 4 Jk^mtMion 50c. - Childr F.D. ACKL^Y is selling Seiling DRUGS and MEDICLYES R V7XM IK BAXKT COUNTY. FULL STUCK OF IN HASTINGS! markabU degree, and giro lone to STOMACH y«ir» tiace Dr. IlolMel, the edebrated .WU phyticiun, Jrm StoeUiohi, Aredm, came to Otle ,____ _ _odwed the Seendinanan Blood Purifrr; met ■ which time Ihotuande hate beta cured, bg He use, cf Scrofula and Other blood dHecuee. It tonUdtt, beoidet the Iodide of rdeuta raid ; Syrup of Stiiliugia, druyt imped■ cd from-Sweelcn far iU ervrtn manufacture, unhuncn ana eat h^t by gpofAe-|..-i ■■- BITTE1S Dated, Deoember 16th, 1869. VF.3TING3. HASTINGS. - k»/l MICIU0A5. J. COI.E a BON, ■nrsaoj.»». lus >x Groceries and Produce, ---------- Famiflliing Goods, ' ­ WOOLEN FACTORY! Unto and Cape, and everything pertain ing to man’s wear. ’ ' Second, IMAICFUTERlkfi DEPAJITMEKT, whore work will’ bo dono to too boat IhtnmWmnFacTMn tho succes* of our schools depends in a groat measure* upon whether they use there were a hundred butchers ; one yjf that power wall or ill. If they, a* good citiMU*. de.iriag the highest good cf ।night into th© country and returned to , highcat welfare of the State, will unite 'dre-sed and Kild. The grievance l<v- with , the good toaelicra and tlm other ,c-inin so great that the Legislature was J friends of education in our tnidat'orid develop the gigantic strength that there , . _ j is inherent in our systrun of fave school*, that if it could bo proved that the deg । the wall* of ignorance will crumble ia eaught a r'aoep, hi* owner -houId pay a | theenrly years of the coming future, as 1,70. dollar for tlrn £r*l uffimce. two'dollar* for too wall* of ancient Jericho ennobled tlia Mound, and beimprtoanud thraoday# fa-foro the .united efforts of ihe Is- •ingle trad wili convince (he mod BLOOD wonderful rofar. W:thout the important testimony of act- HTiTS . HT.. IlASTINUA, |UCH. >jr -.u ual trial and triumph. It isalwaya truo Third, that it is bettor to pay exorbitant wages GEORGE rRESTON, NO PRICES IiOM’ER THAN 0UB8, to a teacher who is equal to tho work, CUSTOM CAttDl" however difficult it may bo, than to pay General Grocer, AND WOK CUStAXTEEJ). . A-V, MOP ccn VJUUU.. It will be for your inkiest to examine nunudler sura, and throw away both ciotli. HAPTINOS,. . . aS; I . .1»CU. time and money, and what I* worse than all, inflict a lasting injury on the whole school. ilrir 3nlmlistmrtits. The law now placbe a vast amount of iTtiuB iu. uiriint mn mm. FOR SALE. ANN CAL TOWNSHIP MEETING. rious district tloards of the etate, and Dr /.*<• :-i'r Bixxi AH# are factnred for c . , , tiudlar purpoet. •moommyfmmyl Ohd trial anriaUy tdablitl.p them at fatonia seitA aH who tise them. The reatont why Dr. Bcbuk'l Shod PiUe thndd be kepi in «w J^HOUWEB ARMS- GEORGE PRESTON JOHNG. RUNYON JeOferaon SlrML H^Unji. Sleb, GROCilRlES, ■MSfiSSt.4-0- 7-; AKD BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOfiS «•*<>*.«. SbuytiMM, MAYNARD, FAMILY GROCERIES, ground that the seamd oflenre would La; A‘ rarfl- ——Mott BiUm, n called, art merely •vahiwuhy SdF, told as a btreragt. Dr.RtbaAe JBUUrt art not a beveragt tn mty •evoe of the tcortl, but eonfam the mod expensive drugt hum It teience for the radical cure f rndigedion and Dyppcptia, tnd experience i* neoosiary to perfection in any calling, is in this way utterly ig­ In making this ftundniicoin«nt to too j Citizens' of Ilast’U^* jad ticinitr, I nored, and in ninety nine cases in a hun­ > would cal] your uttentiou to a few facto ;dred, tho school and teacher both are it ten. I^irst, looera thereby.- If your school fa in any Hastings... . ».,i: .......... --.y— -_____ ! A i>ermanent Clothing Houss in ITa*way peculiar, it does no good bul work* Wain BRSTHETW, tiaS* <bnro you ran always find a great evil to overlook that fact in hir­ Mt. »pten lid line of ing the toucher. Dnp, MediciRB, Grrts, CI'oins’ CASSIMEREfl, Co Enp’t Schools. > mild i Th# University Glee OF THE University of Miohig * EXCHANGE. Ap|Jicant* (nr positions aro apt to overeotimate tl.cir own abilities ia the very important matter of governing a ecliciol, and it is far better to secure the reraice# of ono that you know can control and loach tho school, than one who, with ' Containing neither cil tor dy«, it 6* not sail white cambric, sod ya 1.^ toug oa the hair, giving it a rich tkwv lustra and a grateful perfuns#. FARM UT ONE HVNPBEn 3?KW1SS7SXS1P * aider tha. it will imvo good cauao for IntorflrrariM should tiies-c bloody so-nee be not jcopOrdfac everything for a donblful re-enacted, and then, makcttich disposi­ *ronlt. ; f tion of oar land and naval rdrcej as will ’ To thio succor# of temperance two say, in the most emphatic manner, that things aro pre-requisite. First, too temIt fa our intention to make the assertion rood. ^c*BU,te? prosnles our pool;fon in the leaat. even:yin any w-tiun to bo taken; and, -*eeoud, If WO still fool dfapoaeifto stand ba .k and that Rmtimont most l>e in the majority. aoe Old Despotism attempt to crush Facta show conclusively tltaln thitdparYoua* Liberty, and (py to satisfy the ty cannot concentrate the aantimeot, and national conscience with the thought if it is not already in tho majority, whM that it fa none of our business. We have is there in n political organisation to acted shamefolly nil along tn this tnnto make new converts to temperance ? If poStics could concentrate, reason alone bum another everlasting disgrace Into the framework of American history. For one. I belior* the truo fempenmeo sentiment—perhaps I might say the pro­ hibition sentiment—is in die majority in ■ • COX8I8TEBT. tks State. If so, wo only need concen­ In adjoining columns on tho editorial tration upon tho right mtcturrt. And hero come# the difficulty—to agree npon 8d. we find the following items. Barely tho measure?. Every one ha# hia own theory. The pn-sout tow is mid to be a lailuM. Bo nut a few good tampnanco inslFiUjehn i'or- men jump to the conclusion that prohUiiitt is a ftSure, end are willing to return 'blah, howove.-, Is not the flrvt to license laws that were failure* ever, epor* an- tr.ir-. lie always wa. imdl will bo overman. But why is tho upwter," but perter will g.-t ' of him yet, if be don't look law a failure ? t-iM HAIR DRESSING, By Order «f Tewethfa B**nl. U. A. HKOOKH.CtwO. “ii *7 «*““• wh!ch *“• d'B •"«**•* -*"* *• •Mh ”°n ■” But thTqucstion fa oofX uno of re CRn <J‘“ ।; ™ aa■ ‘l “* “d *i,h *”। s:^saj®SK£t; Mguitlon; it fa uno of l.umamty. Th< re nt* U h a,nU »■! » tbini1 upon than upon tho work of tho echool ; are certain duties which the rtronr owe ’political party, let it *.> be done; butt! room, school boards must export to it* UmA’AcM __ __ .... ..__________________ it __ _ i____ t-.t___ rv......... r„_ .1— __> —t—.k— .k__I t ±7.:.. III!,. ... • ipjunou* to toe bair, tb« Vigo- q, only benefit but not harm it IfWMP j is ^-trevusrs 1,atibo,tur no{ quarrel with facto, but f work fa inervaring on her hand*. w.heu :»® *u**u *Jtu'ua“"u ,ludJ for othor ■ *»»• fakr*!* offiro^ .tone, irintingotfi-1 ■ _ ——— Nq man can go forth ar than the writer । cb*. ngcncic* of varioas kind*, beside# J THE GREAT O of thiwo lines to abolish the liquor trnf- many other calling*, offer to the indue i M fa. Itoddit tu bo a curse to #odetvJ triou# and competent woman from 825 । a Mdureoa the Katnra,Tn I or the glandii atrophied-■ and of foul.tg (be (uUr — meat, it will keep it clean .nariraZIts occasion*! um will prevall from turning gray or falling < consequently prevent Isldoe**. ’pT from those deleter!™# lutetaac and conquer to exterminate. ’ ’’’k'™ tetnp-:ranco candidate for ment go and engage her immediately. 11 ”=J,l.-w.«4i!=: wS.tt'iirSSKEfS' . Had thi*country accented to the Cu- Governor got hardly vote* enough to] Sumo officer* aro deterred from on- , bans the right* of te-lHgorenta six nmkoaf ’ months agn.liil* horrible stalo of affairs I taring." would not have occurred. Spain would 1 A wist nil adapt his nionna to | It i* not to bo expected that wages | •'JJu! *....* ■■■,.-■ _ . . n_ “ *»v«uu And whan wv find that certain . will be much lower than they liave been J । lot ; baUol# unul. loo’f SKStju »~»"lll»l«<«il4a.lW™i4Lw. d«ri^ U>. p.,t (rt, j..n. Won,..-. I •“'V.SWVIWZ I blood to satisfy her thiraty honor she’ would have r.-tlred from the contest and , left tho Cube ns a free people. Our of-[ forte st mediation, made in that manDor, would have been far more cffeollve “r" r«W. ’ F'l Prisoners taken in battle And no me.r-' ^ro* * log *s heavy t J’, why can’t 1 7’’ . fore oligiblo and can be contracted with, Ji.hwrhr IM- vlik «hmiy ys- j cy; the simplest word that u native Cu- * «>uld. IF I« Ilk. manner eon no, .r o.r wrer-' b,fo” «» h“ui’K »< “• KiT I ban can utter fa Hable to such misoonIn like structlou as to cause bl* immediate ar- «« fHm.l. I«k .. I. Unorv <«* «*» “f •!»“« kuulMSs,.. dV."i£!XISi:S?'.S-H! rbm ..nr p,Sd™l )»«, <u org.It h ,«o rfk. th. — Uu., k?—) most every Instance, equivalent U> nn nl»J tor wrn. .p-ffle Objnl wilh .or. I <" ™Ho». nnra». <M., wpr tU., ........ -.L-w, I execution. srCK:.tS%-irXSiE^lS=. The---------prisons- ... aro fall, and details for execution are dallyUW.U. made<1from three111In- ,x! dono a*ain without considering — at teacher until it is extremely difficult Wthvcl “f— ' — • — * — vu< UBW ---r — — — ------ .in ordur . tiiat .. rrem may .be ।j.n . m rireumstence*. .> . •_ ■- , — ..> o»pecfa!ly of n higher grade,; litii Mroerated. tl»” differeuoe But <A,“’----n one form.t for ths fresh arrival# i* — —t-— —all ti .1too — jrr* ----■ -■ n.,,1 Ik— •^bool —kzv.,1 tfa— *k. —1 k— —retarded —.mI—.1 in — I u. it -I dore make difference whether thereby in t* its iV*7r Nor doiheinsurgentsseemtobe much your won*- si® atari fa tn m» »•> ik.....— — ki._ । opening, and tho whole term fa taught ' ^^•■^uBHfaJaiUreVwtilih #a>tfin4n«s#taur behind the regular government in their e-ouml not only by an inexperienced taachar, *dMbii*hjH«toadruk1*»d^^5’“" ■ Work of bloodshed and slaughter, al- 8y- ’ If any uno ha* bad any daulrte wheth- ^ut at “ disadvantage. [ fcfltau’wo£Sore. *Tta taVh’urrertaaSi though they plead that toclr pwltiou fa *T--------- - ’“,J ",,DU’’ i ~ ~ "7-------- 7°” . . . 1 forced upon them by the eourre of their pditical 7°“ h ■■ ••tempera ’neo party would find . 1,0 "— -'ow of-B B00*1 teaahcr, ■ ono.i>.itsEg—arutwiriSiSscrsi”। •ppreotore. Expecting no quarter, they , S'**1 ** Pxir sledding, ho might surely ’lhftl -vou feel “tufied ten teach your । give none, and cvety Spaniard who falls be satisfied from the experiment* that *chool successfully during tho ensuing * TO OONS1 totaU.lrlajia. 1. u-i-ul,-, w.u..,. Uv.l-.wm.dw U-k-i-.mil, a U.. |f ’ ir, w|ik » Ini- *f- I ISXyjJu'taMS' l“lN~ tUmpair. I B ihwl Mch.r 1. op-i> lo a. .»g.g-. .. lU natural Vitality mo CoW EdF" Person* deatring to make bargain* will du wall to call al Agency. «^FJ lie hitched hia ■Urgants fa »ucha* tnrhin tbeblood.and i wood*, loaded the stick, and applied tho I "cbool*, attention is called to the fact! *u *he**".7b b ■ wdT to cause the Eardevt heart to rise in de-। i..k •* u_»—i.* o_ < that *11 nf th. Iwitar rta.«’nf um.1.or. i M«>4 sot ike MU wa b ■ u». SMITH. WRIGHT March 22d, 1870. County of B«Ty. Uttut tf ermi BLOOD pills JFbr Sale by Druggist* and Dealarg <n latent Mcdidnrn tvery-tvhero. Quiker Valley Nuisris, WINONA, COLVMBU1A CQ« . OUfa>. ’• larut«rs breathad aasivr, and thought tho r CJT AI.ITA * WXm««Br. Tss Mmsse » N~* •fh>t« got out Hi. -iiur *i Ih.t kaMd-nS.W4.W0 f«vk Chua»*AKM«HI voto'Apif’ M <U CUoMca *»d Mlcblg*s Lak* S �IBAIB. 33,28?®. £grul and 2Hi«dUutous. A Sunday School Inatitnte, under the auspices of the Barry County Sunday School Association, will brf held at the Baptist Church tn Orangeville, com­ mencing Tuesday evening, March l»th, end continuing through the day and evening of March 30th. The exercises will consist of addresses and discussion ■ i upon topics of practical Sunday School Ad«^«*r end TWteow of the l&th„ and in tho same canneeUon e*u the attention of our neuters to the followlns letter ~ Let all friends of Sunday School* of that part of t*e County bepresent. Tnro.lE harsh, President Barry Co. 8. 8. Association; " C*~> CU,- 1" ~ next Issue we hope to ulscv befan, nn. rredsn the advantages oft hl. read more at length than our time aad imaco a. present penult. r For the ]irSaeot w* ean only asy, that this prq| act com mentis itself to ourjudg. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. themew The Republican electors of the town , •hip of Hutin ga will meet In Caucus at the office of the County Clerk, in thevil- SL h be‘^BOrthyth* “rn*t slderatlon of our pcopl. ; and we sug­ gest to those gentlemen having our Railroad interest. In charge the propri- Direct from Factories. 10^Specialitiesiu every department. S to l>e held In thl* village «t an oariw day, to ec&sider this project; and let us aeeure. irpmslble, th. attendant* and co-operation of repmmntatlve men from ths varlcus locaUtire along the TO VES We hnvo now In Htoclc the Inrggwsst vnrlety oC COOKIMG, PARLOR COOK AMD PARLOR STOVES ever lirouglit to Kaattlngfis. , t'osne auc and nil and wclbcni. HARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Horncsa on bond. il pairing done promptly on short notice. Be­ The Battle he University Glee Club, OF TME University of Michigan, of* comaillee. oc matt,,, peHalnleg to * 1 «roM from th. Drlroit Ud hilw.nke. R.Hr to the Micblgta Control Railroad, and „ bare under eoatempmfen * road fran Slid CitytoKalrauoo, rkSLUnli, Ala*. Csi Clty.Palo, leal* sad Utatiagi. v« (th. ci til oflha piece) tho^bt beet to re<|oMlibo p» ol Iltatiagi to eos.ldcr th). piojnrt beftr. tn.k. any mor. that would be detrimental u Il Ik greenly conceded that the kaad m *•“ aad will be a road, an! ><■ faj > IO«. t* gtt It open a. aton m poutbla. w. think it batter hr » to operate i»; roe A rote from lira. 2. Che. diet la feraena iUt elnklegowlof the oretl roots from Hettle ( reek to Neah*lllene. Aaajrta.od U.pl. Greta, from HASTINGS DRUG STORE Pure Drugs and Medicines, Uiioa Hall, Hasting HicMpi, Monday Evening, April 4th. REGISTER YOUR HAMES. Admission 50c. - Children 25c. Dye 'Stuffs, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, . Toilet Articles, *rnci£ srtiJT. Far twenty-five cents you can buy of Druggist or Grocer a package of 8m Mom Farino, manufactured from pure Irish Mow or Carrageen, which will make sixteen quarts of Bisnc Mange, and a like quan ti ty of Puudding*, Custard^ Croc ins, Charlotte Busse* Ac.. Ac. It is by far the cheapest, healthiest and steal delicious food in the world. . . . , Baud So* Moss Farine Qo., PLANTATION BITTEHS. S. T-1860-X. This wtmdcrf□! vegetable rtalcratire ia the sheet-anchor of the frebleand debili­ tated. As a tonic anl cordial far the aged and languid, it has no equal among a'.umachte*. At a remedy for tho nervous weakness to which womsnjoro espoJolly subject, it ia superseding .every other stimulant. In al! climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, it ae'.**as a specific in every ■pectoeof disorder which under mines the bodily atrongth and -breaks down tho animal spirit*. For sale by all druggists.’ dhmS THE AMERICAN FAMILY KNITTING’ MACHINE 1. ; rw.nitd tu <h« pabU« m ,<bt rouit Mlnpl. Duroblr, •»-! t'«o>p»ii end Cheap Knltliog Mschin. «v«i Itrwntvd. PRICH ONLY $25. The Best in the Market! Coin dored l..t night al I l»J< ■ Rti, Untied Xrwa ia thia pa par. huuw iioriicad; iluih aad tnal onStr iLhsratn & lowell railroad. Conley, Byron Arthur Co Huas. Wesly A. Clark, Mr*. Mary A. Cummings, W. D. Cool,’ John DurkM, John Back­ er, John Francisco, Miner Green, Mi*. Martha Gates. G. C. Hubbard, Mrs, Be. linalUsvr, 2; David liemony. Henry Halnee. Mrs. Rebecca Huitbet, Mrs. Fanny Johnson, EJlit B. Kingsbury, Jamea Killpntrlrk, 2; Mrs. Lucauda Lcce, John W. Myres, Mlw Sarah E. FROM 13 TO’tlO PER PA Y Books and Stationery, The School Books used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit’Cards, Einc Writing Papers, • Envelopes, fc., <fc., . *5Vhich will bo £iol<l at very Low Prices. GREAT SACRIFICE! । Closing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, &< and below cost, at the THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY. WHAT ABE THEY! Th# rapiaty with "hub thia sea* la betas bath i» predretijr a. loafeidec- ™ fc.l«h< aed pweeouer tn«c "I WMUMly iscrtMtog. acd mor* railing alock la beleg added So the line. 11 is amanrr ef Inlmat W oar paupb U Haw that b, Ukieg tlM maming train hare they can reach Hettle Cree*, el* Chartolw,early in theforeooca. CLOTHING HOUSE! 36 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. REPUBLICANS I LOOK! COMMERCIAL Oun.RtnMwIU rot. April 111b open .id.ng <be Chic**, end Mkbigeo Lake Shore md te the emonnt 0( US,OeO. At the eeootl elenfcm ot tbs Kelu&too end Bewtb Haven retire*!, the elk c See re were re- LOOK! LOOK I $30 Beaver Overcoats at 820. |$20 Cassimere suits of clothes $15. 18 " " 11 12.1 12 ............................. $7,50 10 “ ** “ 7,501 Good Shirts and Drawers, 40 cents AND OTHEB GOODH SQUALLY AH LOW AT Star Clothine: House. Dated, May 26, 1889.- -yl th. one price More of GRAND RAPIDS. . TAXES! TAXES! I keep constantly on hand, a large and well selected Stock of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. . To. voten of Bataa Coanty aro to oct <bl» spring upon Uiiorthrmot'.vtt » b.Ud • MwjoiiotCfcutoato. . In the article of Stoves alone, people wishing to purchase these most useful articles, can save at least TWENTY-FIVE PER, CENT BUILDING MATERIALS, TOOLS �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-03-30.pdf 0db96d38ad1da0945197539cddaf5534 PDF Text Text VOL. XIV, Biisinw Jirertorj. JOBS ROBERTS, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1870. THB GREAT CROWD THAT DAILY VISITS BOSTON CASH STOW Low Prices Still Continue to Rule I This topic has Loen vary much dis­ cussed of late, and men of great learn­ ing and piety, of equal faith and hope in the Scriptures as the revealed word of God, have advocated widely different Thia diversity of opinion is in itself a demand for further discussion till at least ths Biblo-loring shall see eye to eye. In ths last analysis we find there are but two positions taken. One maintains that the Bible la such an important means of Are you Selling Out “Are you going away t” “How can you afford io tell to CHEAPT” Are the Questions asked by thousands. I would sayt— KO, I AM KOT GOIKG A WA Y 1 ' H. J. HANEY. I MfsMo. Ottes Arvt do IU«»’S s-.rv.-U Hwtiaxu I. W. VR00MAN, lIEJlirr r»r Bsmseenlj -Ith rr-’tnoUiBM. AU WM. H? HATFORD. U:lu4s tearStasi «eU.salau Vul- J P, ROBERTS t CO. ST.lPLE&Fmi)RYG«OIIS,mNS, Cloths «nd Hcady-mndo Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groorrias, dtc. C. 0. HOLBROdX, IJTOBW culture that it should be kept in the pub­ lic schools by the strong arm of the law. The other holds that we have no right to retain the Bible in schools' so long as it is an offence to any citixcn. With both of those positions we agree and wo disagree. Wherein will appear ia the elucidation of the following paints: I. The desirableness of the Bible in the public schools. NUMBER 49, chase each other in quick suressawn; <our schools to read a pertitm ef Cbo the enjoyment of religious liberty,-sad hits d low, sweet note tells upon ths ear j Bible as * religious excretes. Ito peat they were careful to avoid any oonnaa like the distant music of aa angel; aim to to sanctify haaaan culture, and to tion of Church end 8mte that should sa­ there are the hoarse mutterings of seven | direct the mind to ths fountain of wi»vor in the losAt of intolerance. In this they have succeeded. Founded upon first panellings of the morning; there it «f the Bihls in a aoarea af Mtal tak­ this principle, ths nation hna flourished pours forth its meridian Splendora. The ing have Already been set forth. But in wealth, in education, in mania, and poetry of Virgil, Horace and Homer— how sha I these advantages bo secured in religion. As the roe* and the than the admiration of past ocutnrias, fade to ns 1 This ia one of the greet ques­ grow from the same root, Are fanned by away in the greater glory af David and tions of the hour. In its decisions ore the same breros, watered by. the same Job and Isaiah. Very much of Hernan involved ths highest interests of ths in­ showers, and warmed by the some sun ; and Grecian poetry is beautiful, as po­ dividual. the Church, and tha State. so under our Government, widely differ­ etry but it ia the cmbodiiMat of little There is ths Scylla of bigotry ou the one ent religious fams have been fostered that is valuable to mankind. The Bible, hand, and the Charybdis ef infidelity oc- end protected by the same laws, that the on the other hand, is not only a model in the other. Tho question should be de­ world may ‘ know them by their fruits." poetical conceptions and expressions, cided, if possible, on grounds so breed Now are we prepared to abandon thia but it is.also tha incarnation of the very as to embrace the good of all, and in­ soul af poetry - truth. A book contain­ fringe ujoa the rights of none. In the gjvurnmcnt and adopt a State religion T ing excellencies such as those we cannot last analysis there appears to bo bat two afford to dismiss from the curriculum of modes af solving this difficult problem ; ell other modes are only modifications . Another reason why the Bible should of these. bo retained in schools, is that it is tho embodiment of the purest morality. That the Bible io superior to any other bonk as a guide to morula need not be argued with any that will be likely to II. The means that should bo em- read this article. Wire we writing for the Now Zealander cr the Hottentot, po/ed to retain ito position First, then, why should the Bible have there might be a demand for proof and a place ia the schools ? One important elucidation, but among us the denial «f reason is, because it is a rare instrument thia truth betrays such a perversion of of intellectual culture. Children are the moral sense as to render all argu­ sant to school for education; anything ment a hopeless task. ' Now, education Which will promote this end is desirable. is at least two-fold: intellectual and Whether we look at ths manner or moral. It is the aim of our systom of matter of the Bible, it transcends all public instruction to make good and in­ other works in its intellectual merit. Its telligent ci Urens, and so a prOspero u. end is not historical, and yet it contains and happy commonwealth. MoraLty tho sublimeet farts of human history; lies at the very foundation of good gov­ No amount of intelligence facto nowhere else to be found, many of ernment them, and of inestimable Value to every, ran qualify a man to be a good arisen without Biorality. Ths State, therefore, student of history, and to every member of tho race. Though ia ito nature frag­ undertakes the moral asfwsfl as the in­ mentary, it is nevertbeloM in form, eo far tellectual education of its youth. No as it extends, a model history. Ito bio­ man of immoral character is allowed to graphical sketches and its narration of ( instruct, however great his mental ac­ facta are unrivalled specimens of style; quirements may be. No books of an simple, yet profound ; candid yet scruti­ immoral tendency can be used in school, nising; concise, yet picturesque. The vo immoralities allowed. On the other Bible is also of great tervice to the stu­ hand, it is the duty of the teacher to in­ dent as a sound philosophy. Its aim is culcate and impress the principlesof pu­ not philosophy and yet it is tho most rity, justice, bonecty, veracity, obedience philosophical of all books. It contains to Lawful authority and a generoos regard | no octnplete system of natural or social to the righto and welfare of others? Tho oaonee, of mental or mural philosophy, moral education of tho pupils ia there­ and yet it has puiuto of contact with all fore, not only a legitimate aim, but a le- benevutent institutions, a pure morality, and a gforious>eiviliaatie*, are ready to du-clare that the Bible must and ahall be kept in tho public nohoote by tho strong arm of the laW. They wudl have it guarded, as was the tree of life, so that it shall be a terror to Fagan, Moham­ medan and Oatholie alike. The end thus sought is most laudable, but tho moons are not m certainly wlsA and just While no man con aey ovwrmtich in pmiso of tho Bible as a means af good, there are two very serious objections to thia mode of retaining tho Bible in the schools In tha foot plate this com­ pulsory principle involves tho destruction of the right of private judgment. It compels a religious observance which may bo contrary to religious convictions. True, wo mar say confidently that such an observance is beet for pH, that wo know it. Is it therefore right to e—pel it! The right of conscience te'Mi inalicnabto right—* matter between the eoul and ite God. It ie a Holy of Ho­ lies, into which not even a High Priest may enter once a year. It ia tho glory of Protestantism. “ Lot every man bo fully persuaded ia his own miad ” io the voice of reason and tha mice of the Bible. It is a scntimoal worthy to be Is there anything so desirable in the his­ tory of any church establishment that wo would repeat it in our national exjx.rience 7 If not, then how can wo far this reason admit the compulsory ptinciple Involved in forcing the Bibls as a devo­ tional book into the public schools. It is better as Protestants think, to com­ pel the Bible than the Koran, but ths principle of religious liberty involved is precisely ths earns in either case. And here it may be said that the same objec­ tions do not exist against the iutroduotioJ of the Bible into the schools, on the ground' of its literary merit As a clas­ sic it might be used with greet effort. Ite history, poetry, philosophy, and mor­ als might be tiadiod as the same thence forenre, or, at least without objectiona­ ble reference, to religious doctrines. Tbs religion of the classics is hoetben, and ffet no one, ou that ground, objooto to ths study of Plato, or Homer, or Virgil. Such works are not prescribed for their religious sentiments, ar with a view to basis the Bible might stand without in­ tattering with the religions convictions of any pereoa pagan, Chtholio or Infi­ del. This would secure its place in the schools which It richly. deserves, which would infringe upon no right of eoneciroee, and which would come withim jurisdiction of the tew. But thpjiuestion immediately before us resperts the maintenance of tha Bible in eeKol as a book of worship. As such, I have en­ deavored to show that it cannot oonsfat- over every dwelling, and upon its palm gal requirement. . Intellectual culture invulres the use of of every hand. Is nit this universal tho boot instrumentalities for the accom­ licenser By no menus. It Msimply re­ principle ia not tho true one 7 ’fixers is plishment ot this end. It would be ab- ligions liberty- the right to wonhip God muons alternative; the eeAmtery irnscs' surd to require in pupils a knowledge of according to the dictates of the individ­ pfi must solve tho difficulty. And m fact thia has been tho bads thru far in our mathematics, and at the same rims de­ ual conscience. It recognises no ecetat- history. The Bible has boro ia lebco!, Iprive them of tho beet help the country iastical conscience, no State coosaieoce, not bocauM the State requ' red it, but be­ iaffbrde4 in the acquirement of sush eo for forth as responsibility and ac­ cause tho penile Uvo deemt'd it desireknowledge. An^ eo a morel education countability to God are croccrotd. It is bls. It has been tho ex] owst of the 1 religious sentiment of a commurity. It iinvulvee thoUseof tho beet means to pro­ impossible to forte tha Bible, as a re­ has boon by no means a v Af fle custom. togetiier with their capabilitios. This is imote it .The Bible is the acknowledged ligious observance, into the schools Skeptical and ineligiero teachen often the province of intellectual philosophy. 1embodiment of tho purest morality. On whore there are opposing religious con- dispense with it, ana there tanottdag but And every advance in mental erionce has 'what pTtEriplo, then, ahould it be ban­ rictiona, without the sacrifice of this ished from schools where morality is ooe principle. Are we prepared to do this T brought us one step nearer what ths ' Where will it lead us ? It would per­ word of God eopresoes oe ascusMo upon 1of the chief aims of education. Again, tho Bible should be retained in mit the Proteataat, whenever and wherthis subjectschools because it presents tho only true The Bible is not a moral philosophy, 1 of life- Intellectual acquiremonto and yet in ito morel precepts it doos of end ' ligtous exorcise. Ou the other band, a are dacirable -, the attainment of moral necessity sMumo a moral nature with 1 religious tnsrtorr, disregarding the wish­ excellence a worthy aim, bttt ho io not each fair own religious rites whenever moral powers. It affirms certain things es of Catholic or infidul patrons, might educated who has failed to learn that tha there was power. Are wo prepared to introduce stiah an exercise tnto school, to bo right and obligatory, and affirms I fear of the Lord ie the beginning of wis- sacrifice thia prfaopte, and thus rekindle but we would have no power to compel oertain other things to bo strong. But I dorn. The influence of tho religion of the fires of religious pereecutica 7 the attendance of his pupils. It has this is precisely tho domain of morel phi­ ever been extra-official, a purely voteathe Bible upon the whole man is incal The next objection to compulsory no­ losophy. With no impropriety, there­ bulably great It quickens parveptfon, tion is, that the State aaeUmse no power fore, may it bo said that tho Bible io a enlivsus thought, energises the will, and philosophical book. Whenever it speaks ttl the natural infttseo into every department of being nnlvereo, it either expresses or assumes anew Ufa. It will make a bettor farmer, once to another. Neither the Constitu­ what ie ia aocordanoe with‘truth. It tion of the United States, nor that .of contains not the loest element of tho any State, so far as I know, adopts any false philosophies of the times in which those saeners. It >a surprising to see how many facts of natural ecivnoe ore embraced in the Bible. There are abundant allusions to astronomy, geology, butany, chemistry, and ths like. It strikes some notes in almost every departmcnlof nature. Tho Bible is addressed to tha intelligence; it therefore a^umes tho existence of eiTteln mrhtal powers and faculties, ;oa.t XtCBABL, ll«» HOLBROOK * MILLS, p HYDE & BRINDLE'S BEAL EJSTA.TE exchange. Michigan ^xchange. BUTTER OYSTER PIC-NIC BOSTON BODA ■II* crackkrs- of teaming r CBACKER* Agate, tho Bibto is a work Of rare poaaourodly we who, Ma nation, owe to otteel merit. A emwidseabte portion of the Bible oar very existence, car civil and religious liberties, our benign fastiinal. to the laws of Hebrew poetry. tutioas, and thobieasedbopoBoIa more Bom sthing of iteboaaty to, of nimsrity, prosperous future, should not for trifling fact fa a translation, and yet eo much of reasons ruthlessly banish thia presiow His preserved that the best critics, irreboon from tha schools vtars but ito pro•pcctiro of their belief in the .nspsrafio. at the Scriptures, prenonare it the high- CRACKERS. CRACKERS- CKACKEV. ■C«,.dl>CUCIIlS Tear OU««_ Y® mu , CRACKERS* fa was written. How many philosophies have arisen, only to perish! But the philosophy of the Bible has stood tho test of advancing drilixatiuu. Scicnoo has novar made a discovery which «mtredicta the Bible. Afa faterprotattwee have often given «d to fals. philooophfoe, but for thia the Bible is not responsible. Should such a book H lightly banished from the halls LEMON CEACIIRS. OBACKERti ia0dWblt< I m Otur, Urt, «VW “■ **4- a. D. STEW ABT- Geld & Silver Watches. ud A. u .41, M «t u» adOnWrAfeK. W.A.SAA. Hjk, A. MmA pAa. UrIHd i.,^, nd A. mkia. O>(U. Ikn a Im n» » «•»!>• . «»>■ at.rinA. A-*-:Ar,J soever things are tm», whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are lovoly, whatsoever things are of good report, the import­ respecting the Sabbath affiad suck proof,1 ance of keeping the Bible before the from the fort that the State, to oarK ' young in their preparation for life’s never mode cheioe af that day, but only ' work mast be aeltevidAnt And most j । , । , , �w. HABTIHS3 BAHHTO, 3IABTWM, SAW D®' Hastings Bepublican Ticket BURTON lunt. tbomab *uun. JACOB D. PENNELL Ter School to OH Tk.ik; BENJAMIN F. GASKILL MAROUB-8. STEBBINS AMOS A. HALL OUR TICKET. THE ELECTION. •before another Issue of thia paper. We hope loose at toast the entire Republican vote polled, and of course we hope to see It triumphant We need not expect a victory, however, without bard work. The organisation of tho third partyTiM changed the aspect of affairs to an ■ex­ tant, and Introduced a new element Into the political con test. It la. however, tbs old enemy in a new dieaa. They op. pose the Republican party because they are opposed to its policy. They cover their actual dealgna under aclookefpreare misled by these pretentious claim". Tile falthleesnesa of the great num of the new party to the questions they pre­ tend ar* in Issue is to us sufficiently evl*tont^y the" masterly inactivity *' they ■dtopu^ in the matter of the liquor traf­ fic. we believe these men are very largely working In the Interests of tho Democratic party. They are steeply In­ tent upon the defeat of the Republican party. Beyond this they have no aspi­ rations to satbiy, no work to do. To this extent they are In reality the left wing of the Democratic party. 7 Wenow speak of the leaders, and not the honest tow who. deceived by the empty profoealona of high morality upon the part of tho designing one*, are blindly led front' their own party to be the willing tools tn th* hand* of the tore-heads who seek to make capital out of the easy credulity of boncet, well-meaning men. To the tnx-paycni wc need not npcak of th* nsceseltyof electing a Republican to rr present the town of Ha-tings upon the Board of (Supervisors for the County of Barry. composed aa It will be, in anv event, very largely of Republicans. That a Rspobliasn can do much more, fer Che town than a Democrat or a pro-. blbltiontet ran. when th* question of' dqnaitat'on 1* before the Board, need1 not be argued. We need not say that It will be for the Intervet* of the taxpayer*' to have a Republican Bupvrvlsor on the County Board. TU1* ia to an extent true of th* other■ members of the Republican ticket. ItI ia to the Intermt of the Republican tax­ payers to have the party repreeented Upon tha township board. While we tarn nothing disparagingly to any of the peibmnel of either of th* other tioketa. wo point to the name* *r the men on the Republican ticket with some pride, be­ lieving. aa wo do. that lh*y are-men them. Let all ' days of trial ant tory will bo oun Rally roc qn Monday, aw®. JLs-fc itpropo* because a man has been a’g’wd roldier, that th* t***"* should - treat hnn *s a pauper and pay him an­ nually for sorrioMthathe lis* nrtor per­ formed, a larg*4um of money, wrong from the hands of tho people ostensibly Among the many wrongs committedI for legitimate purpoas*. IT any man in behalf of slavery, oue of tho moat- who served tho nation in tho last, or any common was the inoaroerating of men> other war, is unable to support himself 1. In^msecpisMe eff dUaUilhiOs Wu*ed >y t£afsemoe,"ihen put liim on Oto pension r lDrUB>y Mm according Io TO moOs The trying abuse i* tho red tape in Slav* to gain his freedom. Sosueofthe1 beet men the eountry ha* produced, men। which every proceeding connected with whose heart* were so 4arm with love1 tKe ohny is eutaegled to euch an extent • that it require* a large force of lnen to । unravel ite knotty intricacies. Anymoasoppressed ttiat they laaved even thing,, uro tlijt will introduce into any branch •re® death itself, to do what drey con­ of governmental matters, the remmon sidered their duty to th e suffering bond­ judgment and ordinary dispatch Of busi­ man, languished for years unnoticed! nets men, instead ot the present tnetbod* and unknown, an l finally died tn felon's। which are tho very clitnax of the art of cell*, martyr* upon the slave cursed noil “itowbbl to do it" mast be welcomed by of their native land, end sacrifice* to the' nil good ritisens with gratitude. Let the army fee! the effect of the reforma­ quarters of a century upon the blood of tion going on in other departments, un­ tho defenceless children of -labor, and til tiro money paid by th* people shall the few who would have stricken off the bo used far tho good of tho many, rather shacklee wherewith (hey were bound. than the aggrandisemeut of a few. Rut slavery has passed away. Tho Let Congress doit* duty in this mat­ tosh of tho taskmaster is felt no more ter, and add to the credit it ha* already upon tho bent form of the tailor in the obtained for its fearless work of re­ cotton Cold or thence swamp, and the horrors of the auction block, the prison pen, the iron necklace and the chain gang, are known only as terrible memo­ ries of the past, as scan upon the form of the nation that oan never be oblitera­ ted. Many of Ao distinctions of tho.e evil days are also sunk into oblivion, or else live ia altered form soon to be swept away by the program of fore­ thought and justice. Tho slave ia a free man, and hs who would have assis­ ted him to hie freedom, aod who risked so much to hasten tho day; can rejoice to too his work accomplished. I But while the slave is free it appears that some of those who befriended him in the day of his bondagu, ar* still in chains. In the Penitentiary of Ken­ tucky are confined several person* for the crime-known only in the slave state*—“of aiding and abetting tho es­ cape of alavse,” end tome of thosemcn, CEDAfi. CREEK. W^F««Ur. BALttfibRR, District Re. U I Thursday. *• A99haestosnMl.liRabb ixr.-austiz'x:; 5 E.pwUl uuellaa will be J -- ...U— I..X. iwk.ar I With GILT, !■«TA.TIOH GILT, UITA* TION ROSEWOOD 1 GILT or Black Walnut Mouldings. BUSINESS CARDS. BOWNE a GALLOWAY, BANKERS. JUITICI (B1OL1IS.) The trial of Arthur Wellseley Byre. Captain o." the British ship Bombay, for sinking lbs Oneida, near .Yokohama, Japan, bucloned, and we are informed that be has received the punishment bs so richly merited, and has ixen suspend­ ed front hit tomstand for ttx moniht / Wc may be mistaken, but it to our opin­ ion that suspension by the neck for (lflecn minute* would b? much more ap­ propriate. But then his crime was not •o very lienvy—nothing but drownlug one hundred Ysnkoe* and sinking a '• d—d Yankee frigate.” Huoh iriflra should not be noticed, for It might breed ill-feeling between the "tuo greet na­ tions who speak tbc s*mo language and on- descended from the tame nee." More to our sorrow than pride bo It spo­ ken, for If ever a nation displayed thor­ oughly asinine qualities, U to England. It I* all rigbf .’or them to sink ouri-hlpa, unites releesed by the clemency of ths drownour poor, brave men, funilaharms state,have yet ten long year* of servitude fighting against ns on land, give unti before them. It is a burning disgrace them hilly armed and eqalppod ships of that this should be so, and, shottM tho war to sweep a peaceful commerce from state of Kentucky continue to hold those men in prison, it should be made to ftrel •n every possible way, the contempt and dupleanuro of all those oamtn unities every oulmsjo ubon us, as a nation, au( where freedom is more than a name, we get no rudrcs< Wo took two rebels from a Britbb ship once, durlngtbe late and the love of liberty more than a war, and were eomptUed to give them up. But they lake from us more than a Tho national Congress should look to hundred brave fellows, that all the tilool this matter, and if that prood Omnmnn- of England Of >uld not atone for, and then w**Uh.‘whieh yet delights to honor the *rcr»Jy InauU our Minister when he de­ men who took the foremost ranks in tho mands an-*C'.qu.ite punishment for the work ef procuring the ditnlution of the Union,aad cannotyet lay off the emblems of mourning which were put on nt ths death oftho “peculiar institution,” can­ not permit “by-gones to ba by-gonea," in this aa well aa in other matters, and oftvn full and free panion to these men who wore convicted under a law which no longer he* an existence, and for n crime that the heart of every true man to-day throughout tho world looks upon as, not a deed of wrong but rather an sat of merit, the whole force of the nation’a representative* nt Washington should be brought to bear oa the doors of the prison, and tho captive who has home for the sake of his fellow mon; tong years uf privation, should be permittad to go forth to the enjoyment of tho freedom of which he baa eo long & SMITH, WRI( he, the noble Briton, Captain Eyre, has gone home to enjoy bls six’ months leave of abeencc, and receive the- con­ gratulation* of hl* friend*. Ho inichr be compared with Samson, with the alight diflcnmec that with tho Jaw-bone of sn an he dew hb thousands, while Eyre might have saved a hundred lives with the same weapon, by ordering hl* The University Gl ilAiif BfibTifEnsT or THE CITY DRUG STORE! Dur MciM, Grams. DETROIT WHITE LEAD WORKS. HEADQUARTERS Groceries and Produce, ’ GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, HAsrnart, telling DRUGS and MEDICIJTES m H IS SPECIAL NOTICES. -A. P E ’ THAR .^TaXDISJI. . Ovlrott, Mxh. mfrwiste swrit —... Bilim, k Balled, an merely wiehiimehy dad, •old at a benre.ye. Dr.Robadlt Bitten art not a bererttpe m anj sense of the word, bul co r.tain tht moot expeneive drupe knom to iritois for the radical cm Indication and Dytpeptia, and for all ease* seAens a tonic and etimulanl arcs- । restor* the vital fortee in a re­ markable decree, and pice tone to the eyeUm. PORTABLE EARTH CLOSETS, BITTE1S STOMiCB Itiinowdan years sine* Dr. Roheaol, the eelcbmtcd Snedith dm, eumc to Alt Dated, December 15th, 1869. MoRinsarNTYi We sincerely trust that our govern­ ment will do it* duty in regard to tbl* mauer, nod find some means to obtain redros* fur tbc many wrong* we have suiTered at the bauds of England and* Englishmen. j^irrnra, ■ - WOOLEN FACTORY! 11001 llunmiWssuilACfii! br*Mbn l‘»r<toular stivnlM* gi,«a to CUSTOM CARDING, ARD WORK ODARAKtaD. Clotki, FJganneL! Bartas sad Yarn, niinu Dr. Robach't Blood 1'dl. art ——kmmmsJ One trial tnra- boon deprived at tiro behest of tho most gigantic wrong that* ever enraod the fair £uM*f aay peopl* withits terrible GEORGE PRESTON iMTg. SW-llSdMted Stock of — John Ingham of Halifax, England, has stopped payment- Other failures the wane approbate of the masses of 'there aro reported. - The Bishop* of Besaocon and Nev­ tha people, nor tho bitter trend,-sanation reoetve the unbroken vote of the party. of many mon who sport high title*, 'ers take tho load in the pppmitton to the infollibilitv dogma. Raving been nominated at a caueiM of drew the pay doe to high rank and yet the party with singular unanimity, they — A Miea Hightalo, colored, ir to bo should bare th* full vote of the party, da no more than th* common duties of elected Btato librarian of Musiteipp. which was well repreaented at the caa-. a, —halterti. Our anay to the meet ex— Howard, Barnes A Co?, distillers, oua. Let all personal bitterness (If any peastoG । Mere the world, and white Omro near , Mount Sterling, Ky., have foiled exists) be buried. Let nothing keep the are , soase reasons for thia, growing oat fur i 150,000. party from the polls on Monday. Let ,ot the peculiar ehararter of its work. — Ono of tho sufferers by the disaster the rotons eomc up with a determination Atehiffefafoe of labor with which the to । the stoamboat Magnolia has sued tiro to onoo more manfully fight tbc enemy, for <15.000. . government has to compete, in order to owners ' - Tha Franklin Bank 'in Baltimore procure enlisted men. and the groat cost haa formally reeutnvd tha redemption of it* outstanding circulation in own. — Tha Ohio L wulaiuro has passed a bill to punish “ ballot staffers?1 - Mike MeCeole has sold out bi, te­ lex) n in 8t. Louis and gone to California. — William Carroll has been convicted in Boston of perjury, ia offering straw ball for a fosrele ahephfter. — Aa uusucoeaaful attempt has besu asude toeci fore io tho berk Aphrodite, lytagiaberdahia Nwfoik. GROCfcBIES. NEW amiiiE University of^Mi Robach't Stc*. acA Biitere, unlike all odsr Bittere mtL riablg eatablitha thm aefawrita with aR «4o use them. The reatone tcAy Dr. Robath't Blood POle eheuld be kept in nertf family are: Beeauee they eat be employed in all catee vhert « HOUIE r? HOOD in FILLS CONc’E Mh M Haitian •k“• • ■••day ETefilnr. Ap Arimiiteion 50c. - Ch ' . .TUfen A* sate st J. f-B*" Our friends in the d shim of th* County will ob ly & they will forward us returns in time to publish next Mau*. �BAE.S®, as?®. jtoral and JHbsrtlUnrw. IbaUokbUhiWM Dr.Clart baa4taa with m*»Uriy sMlity, tuuln bl. fo^liwaby q«otatfoo. from lb. I«*ra«4 oad sskMBl^srd looter. i»d orj*£, of lb. Calbnbe Church. tboa pl»«iaf tfoqWmMnUH paSte ia Ite troa ligbL Cheaper Cor Cash than any House in Barry County. ' NEW GO on S Direct from Factories. nyVILY! A0^Speciiditics(in every department. STOVES! STOVES! Wc have now In Htock tlio lur^ost variety of COOKING, P.lllLOR COOK AKD PARLOR STOVES , ARNTSS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. B L pairing done promptly on short notion. ' WIGHTMAN ie GREBLE. HASTINGS DRUG STORE The University Glee Club, University of Michigan, THE NEW srriCLE SF FSSI. For twenty-lire cents you can buy of Druggist or Grocer a package of Sea Mom Ferine, manufactured from pure J risk Moes or Carrogvou, which will moke sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange, and a like quantity of Pnuddiugs, Cuaiorda, Creams, Charlotto Busse, Ac., 4c. It is by far lliecheapoet, heolthiestand most delicious food in the world. Band Sea Mou Ferine Co-, ■PLAHTATIOH BITTIBS. 8. T.—1860 X. This wonderful vegetable restorative is j tho sheet-anchor of tho feeble and dobili; toted. As a tonic end cordial for the aged and languid, it has no equal among stomachic*. As a remedy for the nervous weakness to which wamcnjkru eepO'.isJly subject, it u superseding every other •timulont. In nil climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, it acta u a specific in every apr'cioa of disorder which under­ mines the bodily strength and breaks down tho animal spirits. For Sale by all 4fimG druggists. Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Uiin Hall, Hast!® Mithiiaa, Perfumery, • Toilet Articles, Msaisy Evenlcr, April 4th. PRICE. ONLYJ25 Tbi. m^lui>40U ran nlh.r backward or for ward >ltb rqaaTEUlity: teaka. Ura raw Miwc Admission 50c. - Children 25c. The Best in the Market! T. Palmer. «ad tbo«a arsallag PAI.4TS, <ra e*n offer batter talucaraMia la U. aoF Pure WhJta Lead.Tr. Zloe, Color*, V.trnlth, Oil, TorpoaUae,3 knock ar .U political intmea la tha hlfhaat bld 4«r for ibt psllry aua of I ISO. fa li**lr*l Kft, v&’i. Bat «hil« wv can afford to Books and Stationery, The School Books used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, $c., $c., "Which will he Sold nt very Low I’ricem. GREAT SACRIFICE! Closing out that immense STOCK of winter Clothing, &< and below cest, at the WHATA«TMT CLOTHING HOUSE! 86 Canal Street,.Grand Rapids. $30 Beaver Overcoats at 820.1 $20 Cftssimtrc suits of clothes $15. 18 “ “ “ 12. 12 “ “ “ $7,60 10 “ “ “ 7,601 Good Shirts and Drawers, 40 cents JOHNG. RUNYON TAXES! TAXESk KEETS THE LARGEST - AKD BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES 14. HboaMan. 181 H. A. GOODYEAR. I keep constantly on hand, a large and well selected Stock of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. ' Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub and Ever­ green Seeds, with directions for culture, prepaid by mail The TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTER'S TOOLS JLUnD ALL OTHER GOODS Kept in a firal-clam Hardware Store are arriving every day, and are to be said at bottom prices. WB-Csdl and see me and I . will convince you at onoe UmU you are oaring money. �;- aiAB<0a 8t Wt. It WIFE’S BKIDAL TOUR. MEW EtTISEMtm. LEAGAL NOTICES. ^T°lSTtMVlS" NQ vit&t? LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICES. When I married my second wife, she wee dreadful mt about going off on a bridal tour. I told her she'd bettor wait six month" or a year, and I'd try Xwith her, bat she said sho had rgo alone—when a woman was traveling a man was an on Dan-out humfo I gave her seventy-fiv# cento, end DOCT. DODD’S HE. H VINE AHD I told her to go off and have a good tunc. I nor»x begrudge money where toy wife’s happiness is eoucorned. My first wife never could complain of not going anywheres, fur I'm dreadful fierce to go off on a good time myself, and al- IKVIG0RAT0R. wiipp Utlag .tod <f f.oh, a»d SIX-CORD. many times 1 took her out to sec the enei squirt—and there was no end to free lectures I let her go to. The neighbor, used to say, " It docs beat all how the Skinner, do gu." When Signor Blitz was in Slunkvillr For sal* by all dealers In with his wonderful canaries, he gave my wife a complimentary ticket. I not DRY COOD8 & NOTIONS. only sold that ticket fur my wife, but I gave her half tho money. I don't bus.! SECRETS 01 IRTIEREL RETERUE, of it, though; I only mention it to show By a I'rui.lo.* I Odterr of 11.. tmiury Service. how much I thought of my wife’s haypineu. I don't think any man ought to get married till he can consider his wife', happiness only secund to Ilia own. John Wise, a neighbor of mine, di 1 thus'y. and when I g I married, I couch do 1 I'd dirlikowise. Buttlie plan din't work in tho cate o! my second ,wif<-. No, I -buuld say not. I broach'd tho subject mildly. “Matilda." 1 sai I, “1 suppose yo> are sworn that I am now your lord urn. master." “ Nut much y.>n ain’t," said she. "Mr». Bkinncr," I replied, „yut need re-orguu iug nt oner. You nr< ******* t v*.EjrcLLXn. rstoi. cranky." And 1 ornniliah-d iuy non sixty-two cent umbr-lla wildly aroun . jjwiBMJ jgirtrtonf. -j . ;6m xobmt*. riAyMjiaLgCi. D"“~ " ~ DODD erw, K«V< i_- X H. B1LLORT. clibaralUwerlnMuIir ssatf.aznt; ?johm. ”L P- BRAZE, I- D., 7 i^rtaWSaWASs wtr serw wltUAx v <yBn. aeitttcga; ESlW&l.'if.! lasri . ~7“ j. W. MATH ARD, Wa H. H.vrsss. sad <».»««««, :H>« 1’IUZES 'dR. 0- 0. SCOTT, She took the umbrella away from me, and locked tn# up in tho clothes proas. I am quick to draw an inference, and tho inferouce I drew hero wan, thst 1 was not a succera os a re-orgauix.-r ol female women. After this I changed my tactics. 1 let her have her own way. and the plan worked to a eharm from tho wry first It's tilt bv*t way of managing a wile that I know of. Of cborsc, thia ia bctwoen.yvu and me. 8u when my wife -.aid she was bouud to go off on a bridal tour any how, 1 cordially aesouted. ’ “GO, Manila," said I, “andstay a» long os you want to; and then if you fool aa though you would ilk > to stay a Lttld while longer, stay my dear, stay.” Bhe told mo to stop talking and gi np stairs and get her ro.1 flannel night­ cap. and that bag of peuni'-royal for her aunt Abigail ' My wife Is a very smart woman. Sh>was a Baxter and tho Buxton are a very f.r —4»<-n«np. u P. BOWEI.L A CO.. N. Y. smart family indeed. Her mother who .\<X<-ntNl Ifertcl 'I’IiIh ’ *• tptng °n eighty, can fry moro alcpjades auw than half thnn prir j ed up city girl-, wbu ruttlo ou tho p_„u, or elaq walk tho strueU with thoir furbo- pRACTIClXa r tors and* In ihn «MvntlMi i 4M>U Xo.unbvr IHli, ISSk umoU ' Wisuusristlrt est “ 'MoewilM ,lth<r at [a«<UaUd l<> rvoorer th. a-“ _*AWRa. CIIAJfCERY ORDER. . U BNMsn IO asUatr ito RSionst Ibra du, upno mid m-wtsw*. UXTttor with Inisrnrt nrsvUrd Ito In (Sid mfr'tsvrv •»! ell vi| euw to lowed law th* sdvrrtUtwml»nd ml*of mH inmir*a. "Utah prttclici ar, dueiitod lu ,»ld m..rirajr cutwtMitUllr •* I'lUuwa, In wit: Tto to'nhMM esiuiw I e * ! i 1 «f d. wwib ><to a uartor' n w <; of .retUn Lortwa II'la towmuln l '«r < B'irtb and raw In niur.fiy M."toll Rib. but getting mad in oarncs: it you don’t lake any notice of them at all. Ah I girls ain't wh it they u»J to be •Utnp fur to R. O. WILLIAM k CO, E*.l when I was young, and tho follows nn> nu«lu», »..< ___ worae still. When I went courting for iMtaaco, I never thought of staying till fltt will projil* p»y ur oor« for ■ Hrnafter ten o'clock, and only went twice a VV l»o JI.CU1R. Ht,rn m w II Loy on. tl..t weak. Now thi.y go ft>r n nights in n week, and cry because here ain't eight Than they write touching notes'"!?. «ach other during the day. “Dear George, do you lore me m much now oi you did at a o carter part twelve hat night t Buy you do, dwirw.t, and it will giro me courage to go down to dinner and tackle th.-m cold beena, left over from yestor- "Emm it Wealth”—Fraailin. WeM, well,Isupposatheyenjpythcmselvoj,and it ain't torus old feikx, whose boartn have got a little culfeusod by long wear to interfere. Let thoib get togeth­ er and court if tlioy likn it and I flunk they do. I was forty-eovmi when 1 ■ courted my promut wife, but it soemed just as nio< to ait on a cricket nt bur feet, and let her smo-’th toy hair, oa it did ’thirty years ago. A. 1 said before, my wife ia a very enact woman, but she eouln’t bo any­ thing eUe end be a Baxter. She used £*W. VBOOMAN. : ■TO^gr^T^sS-: drvd and Nr<r-lu«r4UJwv.n.lo _______ SS?J LISTJJF 2.500 NEWSPAPERS ____ • sad Sstx*>«. Bsnffvffl tllOBT WM.H. JEWELL, " tShkSHJ'LrtKS, U r«eera«4 la U.» oSm af i ti for lh« Caonlr nf Burr. Bui S3S ft'iS ... >ms xicaixi.. worse «to». Sola atnet. Ua<Ua*a ,______ _ .•<y. No n.U«r who tsllo :-.crWUtl saw:: .HOLMOOX 4 KILLS. ?a^SSF«’-’»a n.irm.'T.Srsrt big college coufenv I tho title of LL D. upon her. Bet shv wouln’t take it. MN» gentlemen.” end sho “give it to tho pour." Sho was alwuyajnstto char­ itable. She guvo my boy. pennies on to go barefooted all winter, an I insirted upon it so ium:h in her kind way, that they ouuln’t refuse. hh.> lairly do to. uu my children, end I'w seen bur many a time gu to the r trowser. pock ta and take out their pennice alter t iey ha I gut to steep, a id pul thein m bur burvau drawer for fear they might to them. NEWtf sagga I started to toll yon about my wife s bri Id tour, but the fact is, I never eould find out much about it myself. I be­ lieve she had a g oil time. She camu back impro.vd in health, and I l<mnd out bctoro nbo'd been in the house twenty-l..ur hours tliat she'd gained in strength also. I don’t soy how I found it out I simply say I found it out. ... - «, In conclu ion, I would say to all young men, many your second wife first, auu keep oat of debt by all means, evan ii you hare to burrow money to do it MOMCEOPATJIY. B. J. B BO-WIST, M. I igwyATHW PV*«>~ -< Bar CITY HQffiPlTAU CUVELAXD W11KKLER A CU„ ARCHITECTS, And Superintendents of Buildings Office 44 MCI BL, (on the Cmml.,) � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-04-06.pdf 45fee651424c5751aa4b82c414c98ae5 PDF Text Text ^$msfAJKXR. ®he gJiswfum »*"W5Ajr o Dirts I N E -- - « • i- » nMts> «I 0° PER r^KiraswiON. ORATOR j--------With Malice toward: VOL. XIV, JISEASES. Susiness Bircctorg. ■with Charity for ill,-With Flrmnexx ia pie Right’ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1870. TO TABIFF QUESTION- Speock of Han. A. Blair. tunpj BOSTON CASH STOBB! JOHN ROBERTA. OvMiire ,a>7t-l DDi MioiFr. NakUss. Z H. MALLORY, •' ,l«’’ _ ___ __ __ V.'M UPJOHN. Speaks Emphatically, That ,>>—. m VrtTtf Low Prices Still Continue to Rule! A p DHAKE. M-D. 11« th* trMtmvnlsT r ». A>kt«r'* L>»« NUMBER 50 £ THE GREAT CROWD THAT DAILY VISITS i XARD, I Mr. Chainnsi*tho discussion of the tariff is porvnhi al in this country. It is toe one toi g that cun never be settled. However other party shibboleths may rise, decline, and pass awar, thia one at1 I» hai that wunder-j full flexibility which adapts it to every emergency From tho time that Oen-1 era. Jnckem declared himself in favor «‘J‘r,‘li'»>uo tariff" until tho present firtrocy. They have boon habitually . peculiar. Tho revenue is largo, and,! null •binding abeutoar ability to pay .the after the payment of ordinary expenses, only only every American market bo* alee pub is debt at all. and have wq* pro-1 pension-, and interest, wo have asttrplu, , the fusely over the auflterinpi of th-> people of HOU,DO'i.OOO annually fur tbo rt» dem to bo incurred in a vain eff irt to raise a 1 duction of the principal of thn debt ' sufficient revenue to meet the national: Tho Treasury ia frro from embarrassoldigatoras. They were oppowd to the meat, and wo have no occasion to borrow I , (I.ivenor Hoffman and tbo Indiana protective character of the tariff borooao . a dollar fir any purpose whateoever. I convention agree that the tariff ia baaed >t eicrificed the revenuro. New, how-1 Provision can bo easily made for the , upon favoritism, while it ought to be far orer, their distroeeos aro of an opposite payment of tho ten-forty bonds amonnchametsr. There is too largo a revenue tiug to «1»4,(HW,WW, in 1874, <h4 when uug w ei»i,"vu,uvu, m ,n by half. In'spite of.all too etealinga 'they thav will sriTI be first fir,t ndeemablo vaAaa~,«Kl».; or ..« they ax— 1 and oomiptiiitu of the Radical* there is taay bo posnunod for thirty years more os tbo pubhn interest tnay irtiutre. Tho amount of 1283,009,009, duo. in 1881, quality; and tho Indians reecdve, with oruiKcrncou, speaaing for purpo^, and only the reduction of tho five trade league to a wo, tern audi-1 ~ 5^ tho intarovt account; and if thia cannot once not long ago, proa-oded to explain bn areompliahed wo have no occasion to plaoed in tho list of dutibh artectoe for the moaning of “faro trade," and cer­ intrude upon the markets of tho World. revenue only shall be put the on five list, tainly if any words need a definition thesn do. Hu said fivctra le meant a ' dnep cotfiws of the Britishnumulacturor. Our power t> place a now loon at a rv- thus in their only specification of a par­ tluc'.d rate Of interest \s in myjudgment ticular dcf.« t in tho tariff proposing to proper tariff for revenue so arranged av I’roloiaor Perry, ooe of the schoolmen. wholly dependant upon the magnitude destroy ita revsnuo character. As to not to giro anybody tho advantagn of wm employod to make a tear of the of uttrjiurpltu revenue." anybody else, but to subMrro tho in­ Let me apjieal to tho IToum then, in I toreits of all alike. It is to be snpios-d country to teach the people bow much a. i-/-»i.iip. ■oiliSfttf , better wcro th.< spvculatioaa'ofthe thro- view of there forts, not to reduce aubthat nobody hereafter will bo in doubt rise than the feawma of exjerienro. I atantially tho revenues derived from the poos of revenue, 1 w 1 dual with that trodh c o sco l as to what is frectradn. Ho had with him the eecrotary of the tariff and adloeted ia gold. We aro ently. What we have now to deal with Supposing that tho leagues to io do tho the funuy fumy porta parte and sumo some now at eaas in financial.stfairi. Lotus no country couniry is u now now a a ' longues litllo at leisure, our great ' great contest being other small helps. Thucc gentlemen reamin so, and nover hnznnl financial clue4, and fooling iMtrhape H J HANEY. iierhaps that almost visited-various parte of tho country and disaster upon any vain calculation of then it has dLsappcinted ita Asmara any now usuo will bj ndii-. from uvu, tho u ba a relief »poko thoir piocos to surb audiences as tariblo monotony of a a ten ten years, years, series series of , they could get. I think they were not how much of this we can afford to remit most surprisingly, for no tariff of the defeats, both field and forum, our frimids ' largo in fact, but they flgnred in tlio froo- Thor- can be no danger in a surplna United btatae has ever before realised I. W. VROOMAN, of tho Democratic opposition have seized | trorio organs as jiroiligious gathering- which strengthens you every dny and ouch a bountiful rovraue a* tho preen* irstn- r« iiwn«>«si Hastings, Mar. Dth, 1870. tf which year by year reduces tbo public one. aiih sr.HH Al upon the occasion to make tho assault of tho. people, st which the eloquence If the object of n tariff for revenue bprdsna by paying off the principal of upon tho tariff, for which they are I of tho orators was astounding. There too dept If it be said that this is a tax only is to produce rovrauo, theq it always ready. That is a subject that is 1 DR C. C. LI NS LEY, was a great moremont of the rsevplo we u;>on tire people and nothing but a tax would "ocm that the present art has a 61 always in onlar. It has the advantage were told, and the doctrines of freetrade r.y reply MttJtC 0.1 CMwiw PkrjWUs S5 k, without admitting it to the valid claim tu bo such a tariff. And it too, of being in sxmo degree sonsntiomil, WC.O making nstonisliin< headway. Wo is a historical fact, wliatorar boated because it disturbs ImisnL.w and occa­ wore infonned by tho tending organ extent claimed, that it >nfare 1180,000, 1090 per year with less Bijury tu too basi- partisans may say, that the several acta sions alarm. It will nut bo difficult at in New York that tho league liai mails nesa of the county and with toes opproas- of Congress now in fore ’ laying duties any time to arruuso the country thor­ preparations to publish, aa immcnco | ton of the the tMOn'.e people than than anv any other other mot m-ithod i>n of tout i upon imports were enacted with especial ravticuriuu oughly np.m Ulis question, «nd especially edition of the ropjrf of Hon. David A. that has been don el. This mode of | HM>y wvajJ^eMwHMruferonco to tho production of a large THE PROPRIETORS OF THE nt the proeunt, in consequence of tho Wells, Spacial- Cummissionan of tho ami pc rmanentWcnuu from this source. peculiar ailuaiinn of the nation in a Rovcusc, for free distribution, whenever iMITII, of mind by tho practice of all cirilixad That these laws ware wisely adapted |o financial point of view.' Wo ore deeply i tbo saxnn should bo soul to Congress. nationa What if it bo a tax ? Do tho object had in view tha result baa in debt, and must constantly and enru­ I Thon wo perceived that Protesacr Petry gentlemen know of any bettor method abundantly proviHl. Mare then this, wa Aro now offering for sain, a full Stock of "New ami Sensontlble nstly bo coaeidning how to pay. The . and his coadjutor* were only skirm- of raising this gn>ai sum of manqy from know that the Special Commisaionor of taxation it nocnesariy largo in the amount, islwrs with small-arms sent out to dear the poo]le t Tho money wu aro obliged Gnodfl, recently purehaaod in tho (wet eastern markets at tho tho Rcrvonuo wiu appointed almost solely and the currency is still the war legal । tho way. That tho Special Cummixslowest possible pritau for cash. Our atixk indutka a full line of to hare, and tho sura is not to large for far the purpieo of looking carefully in­ WM H. HAYFORD. tender, which cannot bo kept at par oner was tho great gun that wa* com­ to the rosoureee of tho country, in order our needs. tri Hi g >Ll. The people aro anxious aboo t ing tho very “swamp angel " that was It is true certainly that tho Adminis- that Congrovs might be enabled to inall theso tilings, and ileoply in earnest to batter down at once all our refugre tratkr. might bo carried upon a some­ croaso tho permanent revenues as mueh to find out tbe right way. They hare of protection. ■ This would liaro been what smaller surplus and if wo could os poosiblo Stith tho least iniary to tho J. P ROBERTS <k CO.. 'I. >_■ a is* unu wjv 1111IVI 1/Ul U VUVVI 7 UU 1 1U.WI 7 shown unmirtnkably that they intend to Suite olanning only that wo have heard roly safi ly upon a continuation of the capital and busiuoM of the country. pay all their debta toprreervoUicirhonint gan before. It was turned against present prosperity in the country amno And it is owing, to theee facto that "we ’i? Cloths and Beady-mttdo Clothing, or, and to keep th" flag flying Under tr* in I860, but while its rovorbrations considerable dwlnctfoas might be made are now nt coxa In financial matten. " were sonorous sot it was altogether froe from ths entrant rrronnev. But if it This forifl; contidertMoas a revenue ft CAps, Boots ft Shoos, Groceries, &c. throe circumstances wo orc adriscwl to --------offer our whul" system of tariff lugisla- ' from dan danger. In 1867 Mr. Wells reo- should be th'Mght best to tn make any and---to roconstroet wptu upon iM^gyMirr altogether , osnmcadrd oinmcad' to Congress about tho most considerable deluetian in this direction, cyc<»h paying custom era, give ua a mil. We will cheerfully show^ynu^^ । tion — ----C. G. HOLBROOK. H'T— I-l—.— Buj—t*_ as—* rigorous ' different principles it iis — evident protective tariff that haa boon an I perhaps it may ba, I think it much cxjieriraent, end tin, prorod Itaelf sucthat this should not bo done without tho J jiropoaed during this generation, and if better tliat it sbutud be dune in the in- coaaful in an eminent degroe. That it strongral reason. I any ono is troubled with the report of tornal rovonue taxation. A tarJf wo ■teeagthenod and consolidated the If there is any subject of legishtiaa ; IbiO ho can bo straightway reliored by bars always had and shell continue to Ciblie credit, rrushed tho disloyal Ad wherein stability and paruiuneuco arc j looking into that of 1807. It will bo We will take in exchange for our gisxl*, famous schsmos of ropudiaturs, and maintain, no doubt, while the internal WM. H. JEWELL, doriroblo il is this. It concerns tho n>v-1 nntuoly safo to leave Wells tho free , EG3S, JDR.IEZJ FR-TTIT <28 0, enau and us well tho entire bnunoos of trader to tlio tender mTries of Wells tho revenue i« a tempirary re-ouroe adopted greatly prompted tho true interests and in a great emergency, ami to bo discon­ prosjivrity of the i~o;de, is evident oven •e:* *1 41 .11' io '»• -iH wtiva P»rtr, tho country. Wu are in no condition to 1 protectionist; nnd if Congress should I u*WttUr,e-.ct. Jsivx-rl-'. ■_____ tinued ns soon aa tlrnt emergency is post. to the casual observer. That it will in outer upon liaxardous sxporunontk.1 ’ 'in its | Jlio people are accustomed to tho ooUect- the near futare bring us beck with tliink that it has n bad *■**bargain JO.TS MlittAEL. ■ Capital inrosted in great enterprises is Hpecial Commiaioncr of the Revenue ian of dutiue upon imports and not safbty to specie payments and a land We are also Agents fur one of the best Sewing Machines tn tlio World IStSl *-.1 C*-IT- Pxta'ro fllMier *n t pigrt in danger of being destroyed by unkt it at least give him credit for charit­ arorse to that method, but this intoqjal currency, if Gmgrose and the neapto Xlmw. F*n • •■•*nesi™i r!--« w rr»i"t*s. I'xikod for changes in tho law* Invest- | able intentions, shies ho has done his nrrouuo system souls tli« tax-gatherer • wnx' -i < e 4-uuii nu-nts arc prevented by tho uncertainty best for both sides. into their .house*, and a cloud of spies stv cr-et. Hmusm_____ _____ I Those in want of a Mnehino will pl«a*a call and kt Mr. Hullins show you tome which agitation creates. Labor Icta fall । The second act of the First Congress and informers follow him, to their great Vv'M. L. COBB, ’ : of bis tiuo work. ZUf" Ronvunbor the place, one door West J. P. Roberts & ita implement* nud btudnMi stagnates of the United Stot.-s was a protoctire terror and disgue*. with advantage. but that the pts! prin­ M>1 <?KM«:ier Si Us. .-ujuitor iq Gu.'a Drug Store, south-aldo State Street -GRANT ft PHILLIPS. when tho wisest men cannot toll What is tariff It is proecdod by a nreamblu I f, gentlemen, w.< want to find Where to ciple upon which it is based ia aa sound slfr-s, , u^^iuyis-x . mfo. “Lot us atone, let us alone," is which declares distinctly its character, relievo the pwplo 1 point them to the (I—rfally asit ia economically; that the anxious cry of all tho industries. aa follows: * pestilent little exactions, that, like tho M a revenue measure ft Will be difikul* To thi* cuur«c tho Proaideat and Secre­ Jllchlgai* CeaUral Itnllread. “ Whearns it is nocx-avuy for tho sup­ noisy little insects of a summer night to improve it, and that the public Into*. tary of tho Treasury earnestly adviso, port of Government, for tho discharge of while they drain the acanty lifo-blood HOLBROOK & MILLS, 1869. November, both on accout of tho revenues and the tbo debts of the United States, and Uta ><a al HoUaU- 1869. > 'Stelly sl___ ESTATE great and increasing prosjierity of our onoouragemrnt and protection of msnwell, and we most be eeroful leaf in •*>nianufactaringand producing industries. ufaeturos that dntire bo laid on goods ajli. I Hark. lU-ilep And it would seem tliat this u only tho ware*, and tnerchandisee imported.'1 trnnvjiortatiun to the y-ople, and to the dio. W. Mills. BOMSS sad Ute, Jsmst UM sad Baataw demand of good souse. Our suocra*«e 4c. « taxes upon sale,. Lot them oooaidar all i;*;.*1* Jrtm S>MIJ io ••• VWSM la tasvirtasr •< | in this direction bare surpassed all exWM. JONES, This act was approved Jalv4, 18i'»9, the potty exantiona of schedule UA" IOM0y.tMiart.wyM Mil is. poctntiona The debt, whidh soemo 1 a a proper day upm> which to inaugurate and afford robef - by a grand aaaault a policy which was to make the Repub­ upon it. I will join them heartily in 1 toot sight of. It has been thought that carried easily, and begin* to grow lic independent in trade and manufac­ ia many instance* a more equal distrilighter utwn our shoulder,. Even the ture.* ne It was already in arms. This nrtiMnrsd ,:»is. BU-v is'ftfij-aiw; alrta 4—irat. Ti Special Comiiiiauonrr of the Revenue, preamble was the key-note to a wise and IdM iMij WHOM vigorous national policy, and might as the occasion ia. ripe. Hero everybody lively inaigti leant sources of rovennw hold, admits " the apnorent continuance , fitly bo placed at the h nad of a tariff bill I might be safely given up altogether, । of that camo woudeful ratio of progress I to-dny os in 1780. Every reason dial I white annieoonaidcTablv reduc**oa might AARON CLARK, and development which with the ex-' [ moved the gn-at mon of that day who cfiteJ and no uno harmed unleta It bo the founded tho Gorernmet to iny dutidl uflkv-holdera, and they have got no amounting la all । friend*. Ufiw nation for the last quarter of a cen­ dollars. Othorwi £ tury. " ! Gororument, for tho diacborge uf the very- n<ifarou*ly attacked, as n W. W. BAKER, Cunaidering all that the nation has | I debta of tho United States, and tbo en- suflfcirntiy a revenue measure, NKMM MAKEB, jnssed through in the last tea years, ths i 1 cournrrment and protection of mnnufac- who aro seeking ita overthrow. CAUDpro visions of the bill now bsforo (ha turea,*’ exists in equal if not added finoo owimitteo, l>ecau»o that does not liWin to-day; and thia policy has continued the line of my prew-nt purpoen, which ie opment " ia eurpris ng enough, 1 think, to dofead the genera) policy upon which to toad a thoughtful man. to doubt wheth­ ilia founded; an uppurtemity tor that cf this country. It has norar boon doHASTIKOB HOUSE. er, after all, tho lawa undor which thia will occur when the measure oomae to ■lion, but aa to the bo considarod in detail. There aro pro­ nod of dioaatrous ax[*rionrv\ just long I which need a remedy visions in this bjjl which bam bo* hud enough to prove that freetrode is a de-1 point them obL Govtally tbo same coarse which has tlms1 u»°SSl*X?S? "Are V™ SMnt Out f" tou toine awayf -T-3-V. Dr. Fill,, tfss How can you afford to sell so CHEAP?” v.swrtx.1 hi? Are the Questions asked by thousands. I would say,— Er; #0,1 AM MOT GOIMG A WA Y / . . S rK£ Iw I SHI. 1.11111b «F FOR nSH, ^ih | Because I buyfor Cash—-n Cash is the Motto t” Hastings Cash Store! mPLKF®DlllMDS,MWS, 'J HYDE & PBINDLK $ EXCHA^'GE. S CALL AT THE HASTDi&S Michigan ^Exchange. V j^£><t<tlcvlllo Exchange. ___ JAMB Jonxnox. Preeristor. -“'..is* HO.nUEOPAT.pY. QoMaoraniic pb^m** ■>< B*r>—■. CITY HOSPITAL, ( LEVELDtD,O. To Treat all Kinds of DiseasM BUTTER OYSTER PIO-NIC BOSTON SODA CRACKERS CRACRJER*CRAUKKR-S. K. A: F. LYOX. Fissristers- OBACKKHS- CRACKER®- Gold & Silver Watches, glTeS Mi sort ’X. ai m >«•! a d. btewart- tu resulted so favorably. The iniqui-1 tous tariff, m some gentlemen jienust in obaracterisng tho present law, diss not, ports compels tho many to pay high to say the hnud, boon able to interrupt would prove benefiaal to the the oontinuanc*' of our wonderful pro- tual practice, nowhero on earth that I prices for tho benefit of a few. Although ennctwl during tho great »*ed of the grem Tbe mischiefs it has wrought do Government, it eras, nrverthei* aa, framed. " __________ in tkn rM,.tariff i* rove mix covered a terrible danger. Then, is a ary does not seem to bo nianirxi ax tt; neither dore toe President. Rut theerentinmen assure ua that it is a most serfo'ie thing, and should bo looked to atonee- “What will you do with the j a a d ------fairly and equally adjusted, and that f -w AND PLASTER. i" Usick «■ J^a»D rurru, | ernmeut. Il ia adll our main dependonce ■■ for th- inpport of Gororntannt and for the dieclmrgu of tho debte of Cia United Steiec" Under tbo pr-eent twif SI80,01X1,000 ■ yew have born Moro. •taivU in need of aboanhfcl roveaae �AUEJUi ®, nu. ,irw ft fl airman jmkhsib, hasthkbs, IWERT WMfflSL hekoeiibait. New Goods. gtw Adrrrtisnarnb. ACKLEY & SLADE unipLs and the aumsive logic of Webster and Oaliioun camo into collision there is not much loft for ua Hut time aud cir­ cumstances change all things. The na­ tion tliat waa small has deoomo ' great, aud many of tho industries that were feeble are now strong. A great nation­ al debt and ioconvertibie paper monoy have cast thair shadow upon everything. But for this debt and the paper money, with the groody enhanced price, oonsequont vqon it, many of our manufactur­ ing industries would not need the jirotoction giveu, nor would tho Treasury need tho money raised thereby. As revenue is the principal object of every tariff; so also u proiictioa the in eident. In laying a tariff of duties upon imports for revenue it hao become tire settled praefire iurCongres to dtecriminaio in favor of the productions of our own people. As, for example, tho duties laid upon tea, and ooffoo aro for revenue only, for tho reaeon that aa wo do not produce those articles there is nothing to protecL and of course no protection ; while tho duties levied upon iron and steel and their manufacture., which we do produce, are protective of those prodnetiona They produce a revenue, how­ ever, none the leu for that reason, and tho protection is incidental to the revenue and according to ita amount ANOTHER LINK IN THE CHAIN. bright eyo now cloeod in death, glisten with lean aa tho leader looked ujxm tho men who through trials most terrible, had over been true to him, baa laid down the implements of bia labor, and turned out of the busy channel of daily life, to drop tho tear of truu and honorable affection for him who had become known to his “ boys " not as the great general, or the man exalted by wurk well done, high above his follows, but by tho coarser, homelier, bui all exprceuTO title of “glorious" old “Pap”Tbomxs. ' Ho has gonu to his rest The brave heart, that ever throbbedfor country and humanity, is stilled forever. His work ia done, and a land that ho helped to save, sorrowfully gives hie aalioe a rest­ ing place where ths flag that he carried ao often to victory, can wave over his grnru uotom and untarnished. The patriots of all linds shall turn thither their thoughts, Nature will adorn the place with her meet beautiful handiwork, tho tears of a nation shall fall gently on th* turf that covers his slumbering farm, and " Frwdom stall ie griff r» p*ir To dw.ll . wwptog b.n>H lb.ro. - day. If they still restated, the second day wo should use riflee, and on the third day, twelve-peunders. The find day they poured their abet and shell into our ranks, and *we an­ swered with shot guna During the night tlio garrison left, and were re­ placed with new men. So the second day, aa before, we biased away with Ihot guna ; and so it waa repented day aftor day, never getting beyond the shot guns; tht fort evermore sending death Into our ranks. Ie not tide about tho way our liquor law works ? c. b. a. YOU SHOULD BUY An in reoeipi of a. Larfo. and donrahlo Stock of Drugs A~nt> Medicines, RAILROAD CORRESPONDENCE. March 30th. 1870. I Editob Rbpcbucan Bairxn: We see by a letter from Mr. Bowne, of your place, that the Bammi baa published a communication from tbe Chairman of a railread committee, appointed nt a meet­ ing held la thia township for the pur­ pose of corresponding with the dUxens at various potato along the projected rail road route from Kidlaad to Chicago, via Hastings, and in furtherance of sold project we wiah to say, through your pa­ per, tliat with tn the ” prospect bright­ ens." On tbo oveutag of tka 20th last., tho dtiMaa of thia place met according tn previous notice, and organised by calling Oroou Raynpr to the Chair, and Chori ng II. Clay Hartwell Secretary. I.etu-rs^era read from many influrnTHE LIQUOR QEUE8TI0N. Ual men at different potato along tho line, and from thoencouragement given by them, it wu unanimously resolved and carried tliat there be two delegatee That our prohibitory liquor law la In­ elected to visit the place, along the line,, effective b by no means necessarily an and tepoctally Midland and Heatings, aa argument against prohibition. And It b we consider these plare. tbo bulwark of moat aurprttlng that, because one prohi­ I our strength. Wo exjMCt to be abl. to bitory law baa tailed, nny one ahould ad­ I show satisfactory evidence that Hatolug. vocate the falling back upon a license 1 could not bMtow her influsnoe. or give I . her money dd to i belter railrood Inve-tmcbt to any point in tbe Mala. , Northeastern Michigan demand* a 1 market, and that, coanwtad by rail, Chithe caaxes of Che failure of our prrwnt I Caro Is tbe place. There la tbo place for ! law, nnd*oe if tho defect la not merely ua to take our lumber, thing!.., stavae. । Ln the detail, which may be remedied, hoop timber, and much of our grain, and ) rather than condemn the principle T th* meseantilc interval of this section j look, toward Chicago for goods. But I 1-a.aod. I shall not soon forget how I until thereto a dltoct connection by rail | went to Landing by a stage ride of two It will not pay to go there from here. A days, u trip that now require* fire hours; glance at the map will .bow you that It and how J alept with the “ Laughing 1m nearly an air Hue from your p are Deacon " In a dark room six fret square to Mldlpnd. itomlng through Ionia, Palo, for want of abetter; and the arguments Canon City, Alma, aud Hu Louis; tbua used, pro and con, upon the details of you sec by that line from your place to Katamaxoo we complete the line to Chi Drufficte Sundries, Groceries, Wail Paper, Traveling Baskets Bird Cafu. School Books Stationery, fo. . Particular attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. STORE OPEN AT ALL HOUKS AND PRICES LOW. BUSINESS CARDS. PICTURES FRAMED, With GILT. IIITATIOR GILT, ISITATWR ROSEWOOD A GILT or Block Walnut Souldinp. Jones* Building;! ULAln. * The XVth Amendment has been adopt­ ed by a »ufBe».-nt number cf Statra, and the Proclamation of Pwidenl Grant declares it the law of tbo land that no man is debarred from any civil right, by reason of race ar color or previous con­ dition of servitude. This completes tho great and humane work which tho la­ mented Lincoln began, and for which he sacrificed his life. For this doeired con­ summation tho Republicans have hoped and worked during many weary yeara, and while tho joyful notes are reverbereating throughout tho lend, wo ran rejoice that the foulaet blot that ever stained a nations escutcheon is foreverr was found drunk be would bo kept Uli Ia Hasting. with cat If ao, let us ercaeod and wo ore indeed a free people. sober, and then be compelled to testify hear from her through your paper. who gave him tbe liquor. Ho there never There b to bo another meeting this week would be any trouble in obtaining tbe UOBOB H THOU*. Saturday, to complete the arrangements testimony, for If men sold whisky, men for tending out our delegates. Sufficient would surely got drunk. Bo far all were In 1865, when the national heart was• agreed. But when we came to the pen- money was raised laat night to defray all full of gladness at tho termination ofr ally, there wns considerable division of noceeaary expentea. We arc lu earnest, and hope to be met with the tame spirit the war, theaong of rejoicing was turned। sentiment. Home said affix a heavy penVery Respectfully, in a moment into wailing, as the word। alty, oue that will be feared—■one oomObxxx Raykod, flew on tho wing of tho lightning that( niensurate with tbe crime cue that will Abraham Lincoln End fallen in tho su­ accomplish tbe deaired end. Yes, said others, we must have n penalty adequate premo hour of victory by the hand of the' to the end, but let u. deal genUy with swaasin. No such throb of sorrow over thoeo who are ao depraved that It will before snored a groat nation *a_t^e- pew- ‘be very difficult fur them to obey tbe pie of tho United Status wore movod on law. Let ua grade tbe penalty. If tbe that occasion, and we knew better than dog kills a sheep for the first time, whip wo ever would have known under any him ten blows ; for tho second .beep, twenty blovra, and for the third, chain other carcuuntanoM, how strong and deep him. Sucli, al least, wa. the force of the was the affection that the people held argument, If It was not soexpnwod. A for tho martyred President. merely nominal fine must be impoead at Again the whole land if draped in Umt, as a warning that the law must br knot Engrsri.g; Capital vi Labor | A R mourning, and tho grief of its inhabi­ obeyoil, about dh tho government lu Packard, whb portrait; Tba Go ramen of Saw tants ia find ng uttemnoo in countless France gives "warning" to editor, who York ; Tba HwordHab, ilTuatratod ; Prayer and EjF Poraona desiring to make good expressive forms, tolling.liovr the people are Inclined to criticise Ita acta too to- Phraaoiegy. ate. Prrea 80 eta.. art* a year. 8. ▼erely. No one supixieed a ten dollar B. Waua. FoNiabar. «» Broadway, Naw Tolk. bargain* will do well, to call at this hold dose to their hearts the name and fine would stop tho hellish work, only Agency. _jg fiuno of Goorgh H. Thomas, the “rock m it should bo a reminder of a higher of Chickamauga. " Ho is not mourned penalty for continued crime. It wm because of his transccndnut greatnena. virtually a license to the seller for ten ted liroofeprwg. la tbe steal plate -0.0s*..,' and almost suj-erhunian abiiitiee, Lui dollar, to do all tbe mischief be would ih. alert eatebfalaaa* of toe dog oo.lrMl* finelr raiher because, be was a good, true, till be should bo gently admonished that with lb. npoaaof to* steeping boy. Tbe Clio red tbe law waa hi-load earnest, although, raabioa Plate is gay aed graeefal aa uaaal ; and honast man. and in a long life, all spent owing to the hardness of Ids heart, It in tho service of hii country, whether would make baste slowly. he stood in tho position of subaltern or Tho whole thing was as absurd iu‘ commander, ho always filled the place principles«i it proved to be In pracdce. ' to the satisfaction of the country, and to Imagine OotLgrraBemwUagn taw agntast the honor of himself. If not imj>etuoni, j>olygamy to Utah : For marrying aaeooud wife, ten dollars; for marrying a 1 he was certain, if not brilliant ho was third, twenty dollars; for marrying a i reliant and stoadflut, beyond parallel. fourth, Impriaonment. True,all our crim- 1 To hfan duty was tho highest law, and Inal taws reoogjilw grade, of crime in ! “‘M*1** tbe abort. vOk ala. never did ho complain that the work en­ tho same oftenoe ; and a Court w«f son- ’ joined upon him was irksome, and never teuce a prisoner to a longer tornl If he Is J .*■" *«*!» * «»»«■<*« *Mo W did he ask to be relieved from the poet an old o(tender; but for what other ( Brans, JMms, Groceries, i ™ r*,rn-o,u- rafrx!tn a*ror. JOHN PATTON I SON. —— 1 GEORGE PRESTON General Grocer, SPECIAL NOTICE*. BLANK BOOK MAN UFACTUBER8, Ao. 7 Strroi N-f, W58M^ jprriMGk ———WOOLEN FACTORY! WRIGHT & SMITH, of labor’or the place of danger. How be stood when ethem failed, snatching victory out of tbe jaws of defi-at, and glory from the very hand of destruction, his immortal record at Stone River, Chickamauga, Franklin and Nashville tolls >n a manner that wo can Dever fail to feel and understand. Singularly free from the jealousy that so often manifesto itself in tho army, and among men holding high places in -vld.evwlfereryUq^w^tergrt. tbe the nation, bo waa the friend of all tho wnanitig, surely ho will not risk tho wlb. ond penatt r; and in tbe wpr.t view of H«U«I wittool a tt. -nA .1 tho Mac, we will Min. ^oo shut up every estabil>*bm*uL It Mvm<d to occur to uo any of his comrades, an envious or anone tliat when-ver a mau should bo re-j pleasant thought It is not saying too prhnauded Lie ten dollar.’ worth, he j muoh. to a£ra that he bed the loro of would sell bls whisky larrob to one of hie soldier, as did no other oAwr intbe Irin 1 customers, and while the mnlrety of the taw wm vindicated by ot.otulnal fine, for else criminal, cnc-ilier soldier would taka bla ptaee. and tho bat tie would g„ on, with no real progrow mmLe. ksrxisa। , — »-« Mo rivw- ^HS£sa?ja' S¥SS,SSSii Quaker Valley luKcries, JAMES JENKS, IImTHmWsOL£sF*CTI«T ue.Nw to sarrv Il M 1, d lta DEALER II1ACH1NERT, As. 28 ^Meta- PM, MICHIGIK Mrowheuaa tad IHsUltefy Maablaery. Sa. MJ* CirMor M Pritt IM, Joaea Flavor ft Braa.. M Bnuh BL Dd. 1. >.-All kinds of Btoaa Haatag^ IW 3S XKT =CLaTBINCE HOUSE IN HASTINGS! �TOjgJABTOlhM BABBMfe JEASTOTBS. BAIKBY ©STTHTT, wrWTOATV and Hight WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE >v *' B2“' J* / ARE NOW SELLING HARDWARE SEE HERE I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cheaper fbr Caah than any House in Barry County. NEW GOODS Direct from Factories. STORES! STOVES! larg COOHWG, PARLOR COOK AMD PARLOR STOVES With Mr. Klagabary, Mr. Worth, and none other., tbe cue waa diffv»oL They ere young men. aad to ao exteat ultee. to the people. Thia la rapeoially true of Mr. Worth ; of a reUrlog diapoaillon, be baa not during tbe year be baa beea la tbo ^Hlago made a rery extended aa quatmure aatong tb.peepta- We Must Have Our Pay! COODVE*®. BARLOW A DAILEY. OeeUar. Kerch rttb.KO-_________ *w«8 dotty. tbeir untMMdmq.rltto.: that rear filled Union Ball. Tba Tp.ll.utl OaeHaparrleor—Lewie Wilcox, 44. Brim matter in a galloa »f water 4A CT greiue. M toUooai d.lpb.te iMw................ a............AM 31 ear beau, of IJtee..................... . ........ ... • • “ ae4n..i................................ AM •* Petoaaa.......... re. -AM S*< u>» IM uf Job.. Id «Ii Blate it to to fa. radar *• direction of lb. United ftaatee Marahala. who for fall tone **1Sx. taitewtex P«’ffldivido v«h Judicial Dtolrtot and appoint •f of u>. Hie Pure 1. thirty, and U><Wri« gi renlorut. -ar ma., via: |aa George C. Worth. r ggg Ien.AH-fto.re. r04 J.irah W. T- Orv, , . Reboot Tfc”'-U lareiretar far fa»» *"» «re to teka charge of u llltaota catleg.. Ma C. Doan deoervod more thee apatriag no. *** **tol on Stale alraet, tn thia elilago. and pet- 48m0 druggists. CLOTHING HOUSE! 36 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. W GOLD AND SILVER PAID OUT EVERY DAY. “fcA M., M. IBW- yl . HASTINGS DRUG STORE Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines. Carraao-all Republic., exwptlng cue Baper- ’^tere Bariaaw-^ir a Republican .wrep. a Perfumery, Toilet Articles, WHAT ARE TRET! ij l \. «2U ’ ’ az'ttxsr-. hI L i U iliyil HiiH tor too louewmg Barton Main. . —~ •object, it ia tuponroding arery other atimulant In all rlimataa, tropical, Ccmf>er*ie or frigid, it acta aa a npocific in every apeaee of dinordt-r which undermines tho bodily rireagth and breaka down the animal apfrita. Fur aale by all Will knll 20,000 Siitche. in one minute, tod do perfect work, tearing retry knot on Ue te^4e oi Ike wo<K Ji will knlla pair nJ eteckueg Y Fifth Ward. Battle Cre«k — -lib only oo. Democrat aloel- , . B. T.-1M0-X. Thia wonderful vegetable rratorutivo io the ^eet-ancher of Um fooble and dobitttatad. Aa a touio and cordial for tho agod and languid, it haa no equal among PRICE. ONLY *25. Thrmifhout the State- Ann Arbor elect, all Republican., excepting ’’taTcH^hre goa. Democratic. .xwpUag th. _ PLAHTATIOIBITTI1L From tbo Detroit Trifara w. take th. follow­ ing rolaroa. which are vrey favorable. Il will b. impoaribh to get fall aad tore rale retaroa from all Uw amall piece., but tho rilire ubow well for lb. Republican Party. Adnan fare elected a Democrelta Mayor, Collector and Ju.Uce- Tbe remainder are Ke- by Ute prohibiltoa party, and th. bait of Jerne. A.Bwurey.UyuuaAC-.. Tot d-pit. tbatombitted rifcrto of three yartlrn, Ute B^tnbllcan Sop.rrlatw wu riectod by 77 majarily. rad whb him th. Mmol la.paetor. and two cooetabd..,,lh. Deaaocreey wianted tbo Clark, Treaaarer. Joattoo, Hlgftw.y CommUeioaor, aad two eooctablro. Th. Repoblriu. pritod 144 voire. U>. probibitlonUte IXt.uadibeDetnoUBtoShl. Of lb. pro hlbitlou voter, al lea.t 1W majority R^ablieu, aad Ute rwall-of their epoetecy ud B»publican treachery gam ter .pgManta tbo linn ■ ahare, wbU. they did ant obtain a eingl. odtoar. We add th. ttfleial curare, which .port, for Itorif: The whole namber of rote, gireo for lb. o!bvof SaperTteoe wu 4U, aod lb.y wre. gireo fo’ Um follow teg pun--, ril. David R- Cook. ’ . _ quantity of Punddings, Coetarda, Creama, Charlotte R tiara, Ac., Ac. It io by far the cLeapeet, Leal thiuet and moat dalidoua food in tho world. ■» Baud Sea Kou Ferine Oo-, THE AMERICAN FAMILY KIITTIN< IfACHENE weu*re Mining aconite irem im remaining toenahipe —Irriog. Orwngwvilta, Jounelewf. Me pie Qreve, Prrirterllta, Bop. ud BaiUtaare-eaeepl that they bar. eaeolly gaa. RopeMtaaa. 11 i. oretatriy gratify rag to know thu tb. Repoblican. of Berry County bar. doe. lb.tr d.tr K w.U ud tboroogriy, nod h.r, cboreo from their mixed, fir. candidate, being .toetod on th. >to pobltcu tirtri, aad rix oa tb. Doracrelie. Thia Ore^D BpraMiM. BOYS. < I. nrearoted to th. puWto aa tbo moot Nlntnl. Unrobl., .nd Compact and Cheap Knitting L ebtee erar lareaied. rd HAiUnfc Tovnuhip EBetiny. Th. townabtp muling oa^ Monday AND . For twenty-five cento you can Druggiator Grocer a package < Moeo Farino, manufactured front t Iriah Mom or CarragoOtj, which will m a • sixteen quarto of Iliana Mange, and a like Cheapest Store in the City. One Price Only! bn 1 ’ Ki! i ’i ii? th. St Lome water,i aud Im .oda, magnetia lime -ZoMia# MEN LARGE STOCK. THE HEW JUmCLE HF PRICES REDUCED. Mltefo Aod............ re.re.................................. X« Vblond. Kodiaa ...............................................»• tn every rifire. Tried udlroe, will do all Urgaatc matter aad tana....re............................ U tbai tbriroMere require of them la the ite. of * .................. .................an duty, ud eotiriy oar elAtor. that, with good rare cad proper nurelog. our Coaaly will worry along uolber year without going tote bankruptcy or atektag out of right ia a wbiakr barrel. fue. A com'r.riron whb th. wall at St IxrnU ■bowa three ilmea tbe amount d earbo ale »*U FOR ■ 1! ¥ tb. Agricultural College, with th. following re ■ah: 'CAbic ioebro of carb.nl. add la a galloa ef m m »■ ■ i Bought during the late Decline in Gold, place, mike, tbe following remark* : "Tbe beauty J retire of lb. Pcaoe—Joba k Cooley, M. of the glee concert la that ll>a dab rink «>••• •ybool 1 rupee lor—Jerne. F Mred. U. too ge u a ata rally aa to forniah a complete pic­ Higher Lomml.rioarr -Jacob Alger, doxn, M. ture of College Ufa. Bal IbeOpeea Cotai^oe. tb. ConateMe.— Mercloue 8 Cooler. Grerga 1 grandeet take aff w. wear haleatd to, broagbl Crority, John Tu Ormu, William Mbldwla. dowa tb. boure tn room of laughter. Baldwin noukrrui aaril be be.L Tbe ton of fuhionable parlor Tbi. towncblp electa the RapubHrea Ueket, with tinging moat car. In. Tba entire performanro IL. empttoa on. aoaatabla. Tb. following doe. th. club credit." And eo nay w«. leery are the edeen rivet; the tguree we e.auol giro: reng recalled la ita tarn tbe brertMat epplue. H.previeor—Frederick W. Colllaa. Town Clert -Hiiao. G. Webreer. . Treaurer —Hmitb Handford. Gnat a Leone Maa.wnc Wnx.—Aa ualyriaaf fkhool I.eMetor — Aeron Clark. Jr. the Grand Ledge Magnetic Writ, owned by Dr. Xaa. Irn delivered a lecture al tba Court ■oeoe.io Ibte nII,f., on Satard.y evrateg lari. 10**Specialities in every department. hie aeigbbora. or of tbe utter uufulraeae of e joorraitol wbc would Utot pro.tl Into lb. prwe to ne ’ll. a purpore. Tb. wild. u. bower..-, w,U Worthy Of tbe writer, and tba reticle through We hnve now in Stock the o«t variety of Which bo expreaare bteatlC " w. are eurprired lh.1 ray pertea ehould bate tor oaa mom ret ball, red Um etetenieata. coming, u they d!d, from > mu who hud oot tbe morel booeety or oo.reg» to gire the public bit Mae. ud throngb the columns et . pepre which hu ewer brongyht to Xlaattlnfi-n. Coaae one and nJ! and ee« Ckea. prered itoclf a tjr.orduiaed renegade from .11 pnnapie, which hu lu taro miroe.fi ud op- T.TAKNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of HarneM on hand. Rcpreedalmoalre.rytbing. haring bare con.Ut.nl AA- pairing done promptly on abort notice. in nothing but tba pereutete. with which ite adApril xo. ^.-.y WIGHTMAN A GREBXX. tore aad aoatribo tore bare.laadared ud abound the eititcoe of UatUngt- Of Cosme tbla .leader wold do Mr. Cook no barm. Hie long ud favor­ able acquaiataiM. boro eaabled re.ry pareoa wbo BOSTON CASH STORE! Tee toedi »r» DAILY! Pure White Lead, Th. bateaa. are ItepabHreu Grand Bavaa-CItlwo-a Ticket elected; toned. Grand Raplda— Tk. Republ.cu. rarnel ril but menbri ud oo. director of tb. poor. BVM.I—~l>—n>. Irip.l The Best in the Market I 1ST To Painter, and tbote wanting PAINT*, w. can offer better iodoeemente In U>« Un. of Pore White Load, Tr. Xiao, Cetera, Tara lab, OU, Turpentine,; 7Lx.ce want DmnreraU«. oo^tl.g remc of Wa alao bar. Io coooKltoa with »ur Drag. and Print.. a loll and com plala etock ft Books and Stationery, The School Books used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, $c., $o., tbe w*<d pScera. Lauetag Hee', brifand-brif. Mai .hall circled amriy ril Demoerata. tbo R. Mu.k^e- IM n^ratimo- —two ticket, in tbla ally, hot carry ovwrylbtag ex­ renting marubri. Mdfero. to utlrelr Democratic. S3- tout. thro. Rep.blK.re. th. tetora. Which will be Sold at very Low Prices. Poatiac—th. Demoerata carried th. elty tick­ ^idl Monday Bight. P" Dio. Lira, direct Iron . n. tatrtito-tiriftt l“k,uKu Freariaca to Hew Tart rity____________ -I Maum-lcd._______ a Demoerata. HL Ctoir—half ud half. rULLLM-COXIWklOnT- Sy tba Bre. D. M. Baginaw—partially R^nblmra. Weavre. March Mtb, at Ute reaidroca at tba beUagrow. in Batlretd Mto^ Mr. L they amt do no grad. JOHNG. RUNYON KEEPS THE LARGEST n-i—• AND DEST STOCK OF H. A. GOODYEAR. Alfr*« Bolton, John CUngnramlth. John Church, L. B. Cnndell. Mln AHco Greepo, Mm Mtebral Cumming., J. Crouch, E'to Cramer, Mn. John Caken, Archibald Clark, Mm. Mary Davin, Dart * WBoy, Atowo Doty, John F. Galna, Mn. HttoaM.Gray, 2; Mondtrar Abra­ ham Rural, Aina Elton Jotanon, B. JohMM, Jameo KJlpalrto, Lira. Bman Moycn. Hwter A. Murray.Uriah Maad, Maw H. Mumy. Ntoboto Morwbotso. L J MUtor. Otto MaDomM. Mi*. Gra. Ntobcks. John Prtcnaaa, J. C. Qualf, Ml— MMK»l mklnn, Andrvw Pon**, Mt*. Hotuy Ct Bagon, FYvomam ftoothamrd. CaroUM Baltook. Willi. Bayta, I keep constantly on hand a large and well selected Stock of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. In tbe article of StovcB alone, most useful article*, can aara at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BUILDING MATEBIALS, CARPENTER’S TOOLS BOOTS AND SHOES In the County of Barry, �aj’Juhl e, nay®. LEAGAL notices. m A»TEBTKEmT8. Jortrj. Goa. P. Hawaii A Co't Column, ORDER. WHITE LEAD S0RKs- DOCT. DODD’S N E R V I N jrEADQCrAXTSBS leaWcS£o8&vttt A-t Wholesale, AND INVIOOBATOR. xirir KA‘RTEKy r!tKraJLrr: 1’atamixv Homo Manutot.tres. And Our Goods are sold nt Naw Yonx Bottom Paw, w Dmaids fttfinus Jirtrtorj. ~VsiVsiaea a wokti u -oRcuarut. PORTABLE EARTH CLOSETS, nr f^sln Bed room tor ■ ether room Holel«, llu.piil<al.,eie. Tln-w are eagtrair fra- ln« Uirae fetnlaod de For sale by all doalsrs in DRY GOODS & NOTIONS. diseases. NERVOUS SIX-CORD. rtssiaUTla.-t'ticvtsw sy^Jr.V^:-ti»«"# Aaraia-<*aavBMlaf llooiuaea' tree. SECRETS OF INTERNAL REVENUE, br viMw»eTapee»r of mis faesM taortens. riw Hi a I'rveunenl Otlir.r of tl-e Trvaaary Hvmc^ udDtd. I »hatl oa IhviUhdss of Mar, A.P. 1>CO, Snowing up lbo»rr.U «M >awr twftafr ot the Rrwaoe Hvpartmrnl thr Vfhukrv Rier. Octa Ring and Drawbuck f rauds.KvatewaOe Robbvrv, IfepredatioM. Coiwpiracln and Rsidt ow tbr Bovrrumeet. M«ltraaaner. Tt rennr aad Corrnptnn Of hiwb IIMeiula. n. "—“ « UPJOHN, --------- AP.DXAD.MD- wwg affgnm: MORE BOUNTY -EKS-ste ^KS ***** “t faboLAxa, ruwwaw sw-Xwrt»s. w JM>& PHIZES ’ ML C-0. SCOTT, mgg”a n^‘”“ “* . A— ... -r.>— W-.__ ui ' J cranln •ndreds. air,4 ~ B* hThato; f&VS^sfaSX.g&X^ ' WELCH & GRIFFITHS, tsuwm: ^kxe.rt! Hawns: LV.TXOOKAX, SAMl»Hf,TSKt“6A5aSSIW5,.« ,aetlseta bsnVrrtran that on 8*:ar l«S of Mar. A. D. is-n. „t Un flth <>•« x>n of that d«, at the earth fn at 4m Aromatic Togptable Soap Ayer’s Hol ur alooeedinn ar. USE i I £■ ntare. an-l no Hit nr prnraadtaar either at I i •l.itf Larin, been isrtiluted I. receiver . or any pen Uirraof aow maaialnc recurel RMno, aad th* rawer of sale la mid m> “ iw. tbrirfbrr. hr virtue of aU >>wrr of a Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. <rx(k -jfiaft Jh i4tjriif9 #TW IMul-. having tern issdo In th. wmd rerun. taorttuv. dated April lUh, A. II. re'ed b, ArehJ. wncjt “' i Mar, U.d; >lfr. to J. M. Lar.a adialnutral« of Ik . A dressing which i* » onto rtgrc««ble, healthy, aad effectual for preserving |he **■ r*t h*'r- *••<* <*» f0** *«f ,U1 □nffitTh />«*n«s of ye^Mus Thin hair is thick- pl.. toed, falling hair checked, and bald- “* neis often, though not always, cured 1 „„ by its uoc. Nothing cat restore the -I hair where the follicles are destroyed, or Ibj glatak atrophied cod decayed £„ But such as remain can be raved for usefulnese by thia application. Instead . of fouiiog the hair with a pasty subr ment, it will keep it clean aud vigorous. J-V Ils ocmsioual use will prevent tho Lair tom turning gray or foiling off, and tbe, consequently prevont Laldncw. ” —' tom those drieicrioos suUtauces make some preparations dxngeroi ityurious to the Lair, tbe Vigo only benefit but not harm it. If e nod.Fn Nrrvlee rt, ail la the rouaire Tn. aad malalatn* furl; Vailed Sutaa sanax. Ooontr. Btata of Michuna. In lltivr "I"' • day of Jsauar,, 1S70. aiuirnM by llmrii. k?ta?.iZ,'?r '/n “*?£*■: S$-££S haYr a a. holbsook. ft DRESSING, .« »il .Mi. long on the hair, giving it a rich glosay lustre aud a grateful perfume. pankeiartr h. iratene. -tf* 'he >~**i | h’ fttprri'hjOr.LC.BytrAO,., ANHOUlf » emanhoorf^l .Mi for Yawnc Man. Im. in acajad ravrlae HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Bos_PJ^ib..'|< M r OII*T A C I! ttit iok?d io grow I o >■ r wool XVX Recipe • ir.lioiM n.. —...aent w__fur .. 50 eta. Address M Prillterr Cnnoslties- A cruet tom printer** Anoybr 1 tx ch,mi A doran foot of foe-devil. A wheel tom the royal chase. A toe-nail of a foot-line. A heal bone of a ahoep'a foot The pRaaurae received tom aa }■ Tbo Stile finger of a GF* Tbe tea/ that fell tom a capital I. A lawyer that plead n printer's ease. A-right tom a ahooting-otick. Borne fur tom the top of a small cap. A candle made tom pcruter’a fat Some bark tom a printer’s stick. A gtowof grog tom a printer's bar. A piece of the "Devil's taiL” Borne fire tom * ** hell-box k bettor taken from the bod of a nert£*of raw tat“ifibtTC«5ZSi? ilWIWVtKHSr 1’UACHCAL axo AuaurTtcte. Cttonns. CCH ggnl LOWELL, 31 ASM. ‘^SS A pieceof tto nde- that won't work Some angry wards tom a erase bar. A >xr. who never camo to a stanff. A -M «*a?bt tom using damp A Joy, who ratted hfanraH by netting Awteto.ttoto.of.type Wirflr anrateagh.ad •hj-a,tu••*<•*« Cc land .itiwH. «a<h hrng in the Cusnly of Uarry and _.sufa or Mtehlgro knows ead d»acnbtd aa foflaw.. u wu: Cuameneiao el a prat own bawirrd «ad luvaty-Sia (Its) fade aoolh of tba unaitar prat aa the aoHb aide of ■rrtioo IwralrntM (J;.> thence KnlX thwt. flra lUirwU lolheqranurtfoaof Midoaciiea.Ihonia WHt Flgt.tr ttoi rrf. u a suhe. thoeoo earth *1 rods In" lb.•11 r>:*Wnt Iw Al..,«<•«, (SOL... __ _ g^S A note tom a prinlar’s bank. The index of a printer'a guide. Tho uniform worn by General InteBAn insalt from an imposing stone. Bptefo payment tom a quoin box. tome veneering torn a pioce of fanti- HOLBXOOX * KILLS. K^arsssjSriiSrS raft � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-04-13.pdf 249d9de91c5f07c2c8c1d98159f5c8f8 PDF Text Text THM» .T11 » » • VOL. XIV. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1870. Business Jirrrtorg. MAva«-oSM«>w Iraqi * Nsvtxs Stare. «»ir». vstsoa. J- JOHN ROBERTS. ' BOSTON CASH STORE! ------- - E- H MALLORY. ntuuTT <*" “ WM UPJOHN. ------ A. P DRAKE. M-D., AHO. «. h«m- “r"E Silver wilt be liven in chanle for Ums frtutional part of a dollar over seventy five cents, up to the even dollar, exceptin^ for sugar. DU. C 0. SCOTT, GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER. H J HANEY. 7" X W. VR00MAN, ' turn SHERIFF f- Marrveeeatr.efll. .. ... .ilk r-r unolfiW AttoUaa DR. C. C. LINBLEY. “EXCELSIOR!” THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Hastings Cash Store! rsrjinr I-warascs -M Cvllsytlw -a»t vUsstUa la sit badr । -a(aMiaa. O*aa la Bi- ! Are now offering Gw sale, a full Stock of IXew and Sensounliht GooiIn. recently purvhas>-d ire lh» best eastern markets at the lowest possible price • for caah Our st «k include! a full litre of NUMBER 51 the Church at this time that we should . With Roman Cat hoi I cbm growing be blind If we overlooked. ■ and making new demands upon ua, and Wo have not yet emerged ftom the Infidelity transmitted like an Infection, shadows of the dark cloud of dvii war. and Unltariantom and SpirltnaUaoi. and Abme of tbs sad etfocts are being rapidly even Mnrtnonlsm actively seeking conTHEO. D, MABMH. remeved. Proepcrity li agnlu cover! ng , verts from our very churches, then to the devastated Slates of the South, but hare added the Invasion of the old enemy old have been left en- the former -■■■■ bnme ala very l« yet marked y paganism, once seemed Romans 10: 14. How then shall oar country a* the ------------------------------—-aof. — g,su,AMA, that ChristtanRy w -waa «mmm ’"•J'!®*.11 ®n him in whom they havetlrely out of date. The changes that, by the occupation of tour millions of to conquer, •'and tbe evangelic Chmich u7tT.r W ho*. . 1 lhcy haT" 0CWT*J during twenty years In eager, expectant, but wnorant and pw certainly baa a fardlffere.it work to do heard? And 'i/ow 'Xl|h<riihv'hear tb‘“ ,Bna';<,uu Ftolnlty are fairly lUus- tleul freedmen. They are no louger from that which fate characterised lbs without a im-seller? And how shall those which have taken place staves and they have learned well the ' founding and growth of the Republic, they preach except they be rent?" everywhere In our land. Asthis village tact. They have, until very lately, been ! Homo Missions are fast becoming quite Ganulnerellglou must botbunded upon 1 to-day, -"iwith Its goodly number of ptess- a proscribed *i-j — people, -i- »-• but -----now,---strange -----------------as i another -thing a.__ w froth — ,v. the .. Hom* —’vre. Mis InS.lllAAA, A.. 1. “ ant homes. Its bcwtlful business blocks, it seems to think of it, every frcedmsu slona of a genemtijn or even of It to t iking to Itself rant people, who hawno|>ropercoiicep- . and Its railroad, to to the little. Isolated has the ballot, and to eligible to any. of-' ten years ajotlonsof the object* of religions faith, tn 1 pioneer village of twenty years ago, so floe in tho Republic. Here, then, are a much of the sublimity a* well as the pe­ become the victims of superstition or of ■ ls tbe great enJ prosperous West of 18TO milbonttf votsrt, the moot ot them ju-t dollar qualities of Forel,-n Miaaions. The unbelief. The w orld Is fall of lllustra- ■ 'u the frontier West ot M>0—co. indeed, from the abject Ignorance of slavery, Hou.-Mlw-on q-.>rkIs al.-cidy a preuebtlons of thl«. not only In tb»- history of' to our whole divinely favored nation to- made at once a comp.meat part of ths Ing ot the gropel to all naliuue. It to pngnntom, but also In tbe combined au-1 day,to tbe nation ot a single generation dominant law-making power of this transforming immigrants to w<u>e extent pstri-titlon uud ignorsnee of the maewa tn Roman Catholic countries. Thatpol- **** th* ,o<10 of U‘‘* eem>i‘rl,on- “uoh • «ng In th I. country sa any phatteally the mo.t etier. eUcn'xl reliable toyof Romanism which dentes tbv rights will bold good even fee generations to Whiteman. As we think of tbe victory .gent torilay fot aflUlating tire i-oupkeot of private Judgment to one which must WehsveHttte Impre-slanto-dav of Juntas over prejudice and selfishness every nation >®d dime that enme to u, , * nt th* mateiM 1 vwiwilv awl to-ontv <if (hat .a K— ,1.1a sua» i, i, a — — ■ I -— > «.,•*» ma «mSa »ma a mm—<aam aaa Insure a corrupt religion. But for privntoJudgment lobe worth anything It thi-i pleasant village, that shall be seen gratifyingthing. Oar hopes of the na­ tionality. must be intelligent. People must be In­ structed snd learn about truth before It requires no little genius to picture to j confessed and formken a great national onesolf mentally how tbe plains and un- I sin, though It be* introduced an added tiny are prvj.sre-1 to judge of It. There can be no jwi-i er faith in UialWif which i we know really nothing. Faith tn God have high privllrgve and reepotulbl Utica. I I n> piknowledge of God, and that ; faith may bejnore and more complete, States, by intelligent Industry and taste. as we gain dearer and better conceptions And no genius of etateamuubtp la yet prindpk of clt-senahip in a Republic able to camprebend the correspond Ing likeours, namely: a wholly Impartial development and trcns'ormations that citizenship as regards rao- nr color, but nuoi try. u e inigUtauppmetheChurcb an essentially qualified cltlsr-niblp as regards Intelligence and virtue. 1 firm­ C'-lstt > prevail, without tbe ministry. tain defilresbaU beevety where threaded ly . believe ______ ___________________ that n« jperson who cannot 1' i » Christ knew thst if men should emwltli railroads and telegraphs, and shall , read Intelligibly tbe constitution of our brae and i-vmevcte In his religion.they sustain in case, an < I perhaps too much of country, and no criminal against her ju>t must l-o l-otb pcisuadod and taught of , •Icgauos. tlielr hundreds of millions of laws to qualified to l-ear the high rwjxrnlb« ’.rutha If ordlnai-om of worship1 people. It toapteMure, surely thus to si bl :1rise of her clttesnahlp. Bet it to contemplvts tbe present success and the easy to see what a responsibility and THE TARIFF QUESTION- mall tbe protection is light- It follows that every duty laid upon articles fanp >rted which are also produced in this hg named.' If a bcrisantal duty of thir- importations Indiscriminately it would be a protective tariff to that extant up­ on all our prod tq^na. These are fa­ miliar principals^Tnd do not need dis­ cussion. What, then, is the objectson that this incidentoJ nrot-wtion ought nut to be permitted at all or that ilia carried to U» groat a length. The latter object­ ion would be merely a question ot the degree of protection, involving no priariplo. snd tl iCrefuro not worthy of drscusof nature from uninhabited wastes to j all are clllxens. sten st thia tints. The farmer of three populous Btotae, to be unaccompanied • It Is certainly a dangerous experiment objections te evidently that relied opon Cloth* atnd Ready-mndb nothing, : with any moral forces ? Is the produo- s~ --- --------- —---u_ mainly by all the free-trad# advocates. Hats A Caps, Boots & Shoes. Groc rice, &c . • . K .. i . Won JFain and tab rice and nf gold and fled people. If there la with this no ade­ It is said that this tariff is based upon J. P ROBERTS & 00., - ,ur .IM., ...rtar., tl.« bwi ,u,„ ,,,,.3 q,, „,, lh. DI1LSM Is I'rso. ■ritsisss. sUsnt tssdUlnw. quate eflbrt to fit them for the exercise {■£ Ca-h paying customers, five ns a call. We will chc -rfully show of power. Make voters and office hold- claree as wo have seen, that “itcompole our *to-k, that you m.>v compare pri-e* with any other dr»L-chea f: re u'U| tat on and power of the ministry of country? WIU the clvilUstlon of tbs th<> uiany to nay high vrice* for tho ben­ !3Tin the titel-. Wo htve got too Goode and we win o . naxt century be perfect If abundantly efit of a few." Mr. Commutionor them, and shall try to roll you. all we can and will satisfy y ou that it C. 0. HOLBROOK. supplied with railroads and everything surely endanger good government But Wells says, sj-mpothising with the farmf5y~tefaryouriiiter--i.t t.-buy hen- \\ eworrantlh.-prun-v-h*!! l-ositi Iittory that genius can invent to make labor We will take iu exchangv lor --ar goods, s of ertbr:. Uiliglous freedom ne­ more productive, but wllhabt regard to “ He raises his wheat and other pro­ bend this position. Apply the princi­ ts: sa irre ministry. The found-re moral and religious culture T These arj ples of our religion and the commands ductions under a tariff which, without EG 3-S affording any »uffki*n£ coiu[>»uaa6ou, questions that ws shall practically anWM. H. JEWELL, frv -li-m, tut ch-risked the ministry unm-cceiarily increases the cost of his energies and the wealth of Christians at rf Pwri>. 0«a»cl r.B, w.tli tn rc than usual reverence, Ute oa-« la Cn«r l,an«L labor only for the material results. • oDoe to the salvation uf millions of our tools. Ins cl'-lUng, his fmd, his fencing, and Ids shelter." Itton mailer of surpri e now to tbe , -i Which is, after all only another way ren ins ot the history of our country, to of stating the same objection made by JOHN MICHAEL velopmcnt with morel and religions Tbose in want of a Machine will plea-e «11 and let Mr. ITu'.hp .i"™ Mr. Hofinom. F his fine work. MT- Uemrmber tiro place, one door West of J.T.Jl-'bert’ « Influence wa« exerted by the old New truth. And th-ec questions mast be m-t Nor is there anything new in all this. England divines In moulding tire form and answered by the evangelical Chris­ rant will remalu uneducated, or that the o. 'a I >rug Store, south-tide State Street GRANT & PHILLIP ■ It is the same throadl.aru fallqcy which end the principles of our government. tian Church. If this country is t4 con­ Hastings, May 19th, 1WTO—yl has boon put forward in every tariff dis­ That ittflucn- e h'-s been modified in the tinue to be the land of civil and retlg- preached to tliem? cussion since 17b9. The tariff can bo WK L. COBB. It la the peculiar work of Christianity truly charged with one favoritism and mainly. jerhsp*. by tbe con-tant aud- under the subjection of Romish igno­ only one. It favors American labor and Increasing immigration of the multi­ rance and tenets, or of infidel godlcae- graded. Christ taught that when the American pro Auction idstrod of foreign tudes from foreign lauds. feast was ready the highways and hedges production It was for this reason that (tor American eivUimtiow and print-'- f.«u the«e, and retained what it to and Mr. Clay always delighted to call ’ it the HBMT DOOR WSST OF CTIOK BLOCK. HOLBROOK & MILLS pics have fn-m the first be.-n compelled ' ' . — - showed that the very that thattbeunfbr- American sy-tam a title it has meat tET.« sa I C««M!tors u lav. i_— ------CSMMvr-, vill or. BU-tly mm! taUhfellr e*to grow against u eon -taut and increas­ power of Its present Christianity. Let lunate were relieved, and the poor had richly des rv d and I doubt not as LI eonHASTINGS, • MlOWRCr ing cu.-rentof antagonistic ideas flowing religion but relax Its bold now; let It In iij-od them. Wc have not only been but yield anme’of Its auxiliaries, such as pel to genuine, if It to of tbe apo-tollc ra“»® it i*»- » American labor ? Will .ur-v undsil by a dlffereut civil system • • • they wish to raise the revenue entirely n ._______ .... __ ___ ________ _____ , but its ministry, Ito Sabbaths and Ito ordland dim-rent alytee of religions, TM JONES. from article* which cur country does not. hav- bni to make our own example of , nances in tho front of civilisation with produce teat they might favor it c'-denta fr e prote-tant com mon wer 1th. We the pioneer, and there will noct to be no have also had to reolsl the Inevitable tide other eonditiine to secure an immediate ceraec We must believe that If our ally a domestic manufacture T For that is what tbew gm: > men mean when with which three ay-terns and ivllglone racoewtoo of a rack tom. godleae, eorrupt Church to Cbri-t’s Cburoh. and if we are they talk about tl.o favoritism of pro­ bis diylplea. •• will not be Indifferent by sending usthtlr surplus f oputattoo and reined people and nation. tection and demand, ** a tariff for rev­ Perfumery, would overwhelm us. 1 o resist thia in- | There are plain Indications al thiallme enue only." ~--------- -- ------------------- ' Med^ ^Toi^^s. vaalun of foreign infidsllty ami heathen-, of tbe way In which oer Jfatat cheri-hed i out education or ---------------------------, „ u™..^ . .K ^uu.nro an, propertv end almost . . -a ..------- ------------ v . ----- prineipto* — “ aaealled, 1 without the gospel, ere fa a double sense ln Ne< orfgLate ireeAmerican are te to »be AARON CLARK, <be future faturs of our country rained. rufaed. | ••feHow^ttaene with ua. and belre ac- trade league , .upnort fre.-drado newsand the the American evangelical ministry. l^te rcvrveu revived cutwts efflirts VO to laac take the Bib oe nordrag to tbo promtoV ” pai<ra,\^d lead off m tariff tgitstin-. Tbe late Uiemv With this, however, there has been anrn her heavy and*> ■) wl'sfous religious Instruction Instruct Ion from fromour our| ■ a, we take fan brief review of the are simply laboring in thdr vue.-tio-? another heavy uemanu demand upon upon uw the mission -----anoralta of the Church. Asthe Easterr. oommon schools, and with w th li-la fate lhe the »;<cial Christian work that God baa al- They are perfectly logical U. tljrir coo­ * r* . ____ i___■ . avowed d.'termination of Ilonin Cath- . reodr laid unon the Cnureh and minis- duet, thuusrh o miwlled tu h« Hr. . in the ■*”*'*' states liavo mitured and becomeoomptraliwly full, their population, mingling rpvnliao, «Uh He stream of immigr.tinn. have system and •<> obliterate free education, notlooanother mod significant Indies- that there ihouli be no Am. shai: ij.-.u-i .ns the west rilling first tbe to but one of the methods of attack that1 ton betting upon the near future. Tbe ufa-turera and no American market fur, 1 MM bMj. Oepmue :aS£SsS rKIt’K*4- ,p" . ,d, qfAf— then the broad . will bj used against our protiatimt and ' Btaicameu are al.ea lyjflving earnest at- the surplus nroducta of uur fanni, a ’ a nt -1. NmJbI 1 ihe same «*aor«to fr^om and rehg ou. The' JSS to th, p.J.«£um£Lnee»f tbe order that th£ .hip. may ran, atro.-e AXO "nis In oouoll^. —toU..JJ,tox'.-!taA1«™U«.l.MJ.™to>7 o-toOi.U to ~ to- ,~I«A u. . ..J sassSlfflM & RWH, tint! with the Chufeh as an auxiliary to propagate an-l perpetuate th Christ c-nnn.-lone I and sent ant first bls Apostl-v, afterwords ids mini-1< re. and Ium lonUi-ued and gnstly enlarged the sure slinuld l-c mingled a setrse of great responsibility, In proportion to the increasc 'hit we may anticipate. ' . I« thi* national development merely a pie. It would then assuredly be the port of the educated and the Christian to edncato and evangeUse the rest. fitUl more la this responsibility laid upon HASTINGS DRUG STORE J. P. ROBERTS & CO.. Prop's, Pure Drugs and Medicines. White Lead nu HASTINGS HOUSE. ■StSSEnSS . w.Ms.bev.l.-o <!rlu>ol Books Mad IK this Books and Stationery, Tho SC TLeufard County. of Merit Cards, Fine nriuny x pe K Envelopes, fc-. Price.. WWoh will at very I-- - .A-- btwrd". first on the*e e,W-J11”1 lhe boalthfutea® of । neeo. The nuail-erao' tbo-e who have WB«,b*Jk Curr*«»A«»»r*, thvfereign luanufacur a and un.l merchandise mere haml:»e required required . ______ -• I— our national growth, makaeeoemke for! airaacv rnaahad iha itanifin ah, nsa.-a Mt usauuiactwr-e to supply the pro facets. This would. uo _ JAMIS JdUXSTON. Froprletet. 2X ,IS,U1X B. HEBBICH UoncCORATRY. HW*T“IC “« CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND, O, Gold & Silver Watches, ClXkCBtM. X-isc w—- — Silii Sflwr al Platefl lilt ->. prvpsw, Ml . To Treat all Kinds of Diseases S'W BUI “»r »l.rt I1D . B~d. mJ u. MtoKto Mil ,r .1... Bu. «u but a Utile time ago rugged and barren uiouutaln* and deserts. This rapid o..taprc«l of dvW-attoo mrer th. de r r nd ur-on th evangelic Churcb and but mast tax the energies of the Church and «»• ®«*ns vt the producers‘to nation. ■r and pl-avter. 1/"° FLArrra. Norembtfr. Oerialnly �..■ran HAKrartss ffiAjnm, <dy of the roasting tredeT’ Th* anrw«r given, alter consultntfor. with other*, was that it ought not to b* put at l*»i than tend'd-ars per ton, which, I am told, fa equal t> sixteen per eeut. of th* co»t of tbe ve**--L It m»y bo ■afely predicted that the free-trad* Imru* will not ask for the aepeal of laws which give protection to shipping- On th* contrary, it i-. crying fur more. But; sir, they are all »ympatbixing with tho fatn-in. an! tiarticularly with tho western farmers. And oinro I live among tfajeofanuor, and know i-um-.-tbing alx'Ut th*m,’ my intern 4 in their prosperity ought to be e-iual t-> that of Mr. uommiauoner Well*, or the froe-trado league. isabctbb, bAkrt EouFmE tOU SHOULD DETROIT 8TOVB8i house IN HASTINGS! CUttt, », «r» prvdae-dla hioJrU. of edit*. f«n>!»bin* itwchtel •■**>? wT aoeiee «l»tW fer tbe Surtbw«.n ll ««»abowe tbal tbe but. »UmMilled by wMtetn uMpetitioa, IWf tbe ftalt et the prvtrvtW* JnJity. le pnatecia* new tabrlca CASSIMERES,_______ VESTINGS, Paxnishing Goods. KM. —i C.P., F«Ui»- h, ma.'. «HC ®tw Jdrtrfcfranrts. Second, A IWl'FAVTfRMti DErAlTMl’AT. wb«o wiH-k win bo .tone fa &• boot stylo known to the trade. “Wheal produced tinier thee circurnotancea roeU a great deal wore th in it does in count no > free from flmee cmbairseements but it duo, nut sell for morn. On th* contrary, it ha, to compote in tho marks: with wheat produced by tho aucalled • pan;hit lab.r’ of Europe, and’ returns to the farmer no mum than the price of real panp-r labor in America. Nor done it cheer lhe grower of wheat to reflect that while he anflora from a d>*prveiat'd currency, and .compete* with the stable conditions, metallic values, cheip matoiiils, and cheaper labor uf other countries, contributing at the xtno Cine his'snare to too public revenue*, bo also makes much houiar eoutributiuu, on bia clothing, iron, lumber, dual. salt, ' and the like, not fJ rovonu>-, but for the profit of Industries morn farutvd than his own that they may bo a.-ieo ed from tho competition t > wuich ho u forced to submit" Now, if Mr. Well* intended to be can­ did an I to ergue thi • question fairly, why did be select tho article of wheat only, and baa, bia statements entirely up I that? Can Ibv mi.tiken in tuppedug DR. AIKIN, IVo. 11, Canal St. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Third* NO PRICES LOWEH THAN OURS, And I^n-utly, It will be for your interest to examine uur stock and prices. Orrr Ccahtt a Btrg*i» ! CM^t BMm" Prie*■ ntu , i PICTURES FRAMED, I. tk.tU-:rty!e«i-4teMef«r«k»»a*to. With GILT, IMITATION GILT, IWITATION ROSEWOOD 4 GILT or Black Walnut Mouldings. J A RBI AG XS! CSBkUGKS! ' JOHN PATTON k SON. awpi-ta" Frxn, Orfw, o!»nJ i«talrt/. st MT Why Is it that Dr. Hoback’s Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year ? purpose '! And would he in thet cst-.e, n, now, have told the farmer ttiat in tho matter of W;te«i poriicniar’y h - ha I to , comp>to with t *-»»-Mllol" pin per labor of Eurujic, and :b it ho ulao ma .ea i much hoarier cu itribud >ne on Id* cloth-1 ing, iron,. Iturnwr, cjil. »al*, and Uta like, not far revnuuc, but fo - ths prutir uf indu.triiM m iro far© oJ than hie own ? And yet the'lariff laa*. year, when wheat waa wire titan tw cj iu proeont prion, waa precia-j.y whet it is now. Wny did not tbit Q.t.o.-nmont ofllc -r, who was l>6uni at toast to cumaion honoity. if be wuhod to show u« tbit our fanners wore no bittor pal I than the pauper laborers <if Europe a* fade to those oth -r grot: ;arm puck, com. oata, ry.>, bi ter, choc *e, and hay. all of ________ boaring p.-io a very aati*‘n-to.-y bi the' fanners? Did ho rosily txliovu that flu, farm labors a uf the Uuiiod Htaleo urol au better paid Vian ritnitor laburvrs in Europe f If tint is io tho list bf price* will snow it; but tho.i tis notprolucod, I and if it wore protuool, it wuut 1 shim, him for thia a-miJai'Uii ;airreroun. It; is claar tnat t io prie* uf wb -at i« ternporarily d-pras.d in tbe irnrket from causoi <-asily traced and understood. The I price uf this article baa b>-n for come | yean past ojrrn«|xm.li ugly too high, as I it is now tuu low. Au I thu has occa- I aioned the farmer* to give t->o much nttuition tn it and too little ti other thing.!, | which, arid, a vary abundant crap all I over the world. ha« cauond tbe supply to ; Am aburo the demand. Th* tamo i* true to a groat extent of the great staple, wool. The war created Because The;jr arc the host combinetion ever made. 1 . Why ‘ / mend Dr. Hoback's Bitten to their customers? Because In Exchange Block. Middleville. WRIGHT & SMITH, Peroons desiring to make good bargains will do well to call at this Agency. • After years of cx|K*riena» ami trinl they have been proven to be a sure cure tor Dyspepsia and Indiges­ tion. " p. RAVMOSftit ^W. ... --­ BLANK BtX)K MANUFACTURIM, J». 7 Tkrt S/cmi Ffat, Opeoau Ik, see CU» HsJ. DlIWI'IX efOsiblkg. lapenrr eed OUr o^tn* Why . Is it that Physician* use and rvcmnmend Dr. Ho­ back *s Sugar-txwted Blood I’illaT Because They know the ingredient* of which they a re-made. JAMES JENKS, DULLER IN MACHINERY, Av. 29 JhaHtr Sir* Lut, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Why. ’ I- - Are Dr. Hoback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills the best remedies taken togelher for the cure of all diseases of tho blood ? iJSXTTSJSto! ~ “*• F"“ «f ■ un. n BmUm t| . Ufrata. Forty MHawiUlu4.tuMM3UM.IW MW. dfflKTaMlfiKf.”.-" brass work gb brass casthm Because The Blind Purifier is the unit article in the market wbichcmilnins the celebrated costly Drugs im|wrtad ex­ pressly from Sweden for its mnmrfhctnrn, and tbe Pills coTibun the nctire principle of PtMloph^lluni (Mrtndrnke S^BOtTLDEB, ARMS for Mr Why hand for winch thorn W.4 but a moclwr- UUekefaro Woumaa. Il ■• ■Pp«zvel that t~ ate demand. Tbii rould have but one ’ ’ ’ f nit 'lh» price toll until w.til tn I wuu.su* o* ‘Vian for uu —«j jw —•• t‘TU,l"-,l^l **•- Uy kwfclmj ey e«d M».*ta>«e woolens are lower many year*. The famiwe hare diecuvure I wbTro tho *•“* —. Unr l- Are Dr. C. W. RoUcf, UhiMrh Hilton. Bknl l’un6er and UI.k.1 I'iII, th« llirw grraleal rvinwlux ibe tvrirl.i l.aa —...._ I_____ a * Uy by MW, 1- —F GEORGE PRESTOS Lug* A W*n Selected Stock ft GROCERIES, Because After eleven years’ expert, once and trial thu.sales have inrreused each and every year, and thousands of let­ ters (awsuHciud) of the ronmritahle cure* ifaev have BUTTER -OYSTER PJC-XfC BOSTON 80DA CRACKERS. CKACKERa, Your CREAM (or Cracknell)CRACKERS itw m cwHffi. JraMILT GROCER!**' �AJEI1 13. isl­ and EABTORCB,’ 3AKBT ©DUHTT, nilBHIBAn, ~~ dfUimllantm BUSINESS CARDS. . Daachey i Co's. Column. ' BOWSE A GALLOWAY, BANKERS. im, |... HASTINGS. . . . ______ bj tnnll far St. /ddtvx ■ |«M MACICCUMU CO., Syrioggrhi Maw. mteg MI RH M. MEAD, WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE DRESHMAKER. AKE MOW SELLING UAJJTIJQX. HARD WARE Ob’ EVERY DEBCniPTIUX. Cheaper for Cash than any House in Barry County. ' NEW J. COLE A SON , • BMUIAL MU LUM nt GOODS Direct from Factories. Groceries and Produce, DA.ILY! JW~Spocialities in every department. STORES! STOVES! Wo have now la Htoolc the larrrcwt variety oF CO OKI^TG, t PARLOR COOK AMD PARLOR STOVES GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, ■g? a .yd raoeerr bxjli*. IlAKTISGri,. - • nijt . MICH. HTCnnb p.ld far Produce. ; IIARKESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on’hand. Bepairing done promptly on short notice. WIGHTMAN & GREBLE. IlMtinga, Mich. April 20, 1SCU,—wly_________________________ Occupation*! Ailment* New Goods, New Goods ACKLEY & SLADE tn"""*’ .«puU< Uate Lrte ~4re in receipt of a Largo and, desirable Stock of Drugs And Medicines, Literary Notice* For twen(y-Hro cento yon can buy of quantify of Puuddings Cuiiardi, Creama, Charlotte Bimm, Ac., Ac. It ia by far thecheapMl, healthiuat and most doliciouN food^n thu world. ever brought to IXawtln^w. Cowie oneniMl nil tiud nee (teem. 1A „ SPECIAL NOTICES. THE NEW UTICU NF FM»! your Druggilt or Grocer a package of Boa Mom Ftorian, manufactured from J rioh Mom or Carmgi-eu, which will malm nixtcca quarto of Blanc Mange, and * like PLANTATION BITTERS. S. T.-1860 X Tliii wonderful vegetoblo reoloratire ia the tboel-anchur uf tho feeble and dcbilititod.. A* a tonic onl .cordial for the aged and languid, it has no equal among •tutnachica. A* a remedy for the ncrroui weaknem tu which wunurnjarv eapedaOy subject, it u supereeding erery other ■timulnnt. In ell climatca, tropical, tcmjicrntc or frigid, it octa aa a ij>ecilio in orcry ip-.-ciea o: diaord tt which under­ mine* thu bodily strength and breaks down tho animal njiirite. For Mie by all dragguta. 48m0 Every department of the well known popular City Drug PRIE8TA1VDNUN. Wn.fi I. , ........... 7 _ J — Jltrfm".—Th, Harper, fi»» nt c b««t in iht Apr^l number. tl it toll Inf nutter. ptofaxly Uln.tratnd I THE AMERICAN FAMILY PRICE, ONLY «25. Druggists Sundries, Groceries, Wall Paper. Traveling Baskets Bird Cages* School Books Stationery, tf-c. Particular attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. Hctiee. STORE OPES AT ALL HOCHS AND 1T11CES LOW. •“'Y.'.W.mte 4M,T IUM. WLUiMMburg. £inr mi Phoenix Itloclc, . - lln.tinsa, IMttob. Gold is Down to $1.18 ! SPUING B 6314 MEN FOR [HIM! AND BOYS LARGE STOCK, Bought during the late Decline . "'M Gold. FRICKS REDUCED. Cheapest Store in the City. One Price Only 181 B»«t. M«« VeHu Dm. ERRORS OF YOUTH. Ha.« Mu itraU S. 1 jnaly 1 April, April, AprilThte inn lryngn>*ath fer,l»«nl>iU indeed to' nil who nr» toot Wrt-d wifi ~Un.t *«MlUHbw« ..,d Iron rrw«. A> hpwtetoi. AJtMMlfN. nod • Tc»« in —w Mod*d BoImH-n F.IU, PwiSer ni.d,Wuw»«rv rite Mly pirpnratioa itel klrly jj HYDE & PBINDLK U EAL J ESTATE exchange. CLOTHING HOUSE! 36 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. ST GOLD AND SILVER PAID OUT EVERY DAY. -«i Datod, May 20, 180#.-yl . TAXES! TAXES! T*he wav to make money is to save it; tho way to save it is to buy your ■ Hardware T—to, night. April Nth. HU ■W trit in that noamnrity. H. A. GOODYEAH. I keep constantly on hand a large and well selected Stock of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. WOOLEN FACTORY! JOHN GT. RUNYON Jerrtnon Streel, Hutlnge, With., KEEPS THE LAK EST AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES In tho County of Barry. . jpihTiNGa u-Mr. PliUy. of*« Button I >M '"I" •> x. B'. VA»r BRUNT, 11*itim»Wnnie»F»ctmt . . .e, now nm-anri Io eert? «<•'•*» >'• In the article of Stoves alone, most useful articles, can nave at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTER’S TOOLS AND ALL OTHER, G-Ctotsa Kepi In • Iterdw.re Slore ir« wWoR every d*y, u>d ere Io be rid »t bottom price.. MuOril ud me end I will convince Quaker Valley �AffBn 13 TEI JSASTinBS IBAHHIKB, HASTETSS, IBAXIRT OOiUlWI, IMMMB'................................. . ( Wm. H. Burk A Cos, Column. Jortrjj. LEGAL NOTICES. DKndlT. MORTGAGE SALE* WHITELEiDXORKS. DOCT. DODD'S r v n X-E I jxanerxsrxae Ltim, zi'irca.futtt • AND INVIi;oRatoii AMD COLOBS, A_t Wholesale. OO KA G UMTS WANTED.- “ZWis li. Na appoaiUoa. tMaalr eogranngv Rapid mir. J orcrrcular., addn V-«*• Paauunxa Ca., N, Y., CiarieaaU sad C B iaatUMaeigagaeaM jv.ss: Our Good, are sold at Nsw Yo«x Bottom Psjom, to DuUM •Mlve. Omit! ■ Consumers should mIc for NERVOUS DISEASES, Jwiurtf 9irrrtgrj. waaaa. test mil uerwf t» auy w 3.Arc. i* aeteor pen >••• >» ™ aonl lkra da.apo. >aU . ,1,1.1* u Hit cm maA. and ptmlded. aa.l nf th. :.rwtaadanaip«-- •!- 1 p„w,r of M|*. M H,tartar, the 1-U. dar af June, naeth fra.I door of tbe Coart Haste, is «b» __ n HSSsCTi ‘ DANIEL X. STWXIXO, Duad P.k, Dth. A. D. ICT. “SXS*’ SIX-CORD. or pr.isn.Oo. of MKUI LKV ur*STM?CMii! MORTGAGE HALE. .iiouurt suiTlji laaki J. Canity. of ilx cttr el Chteago. Male nf IlhwBv end retorted I. ike office ot th. Keg-lor of Ikrt, for lUrry Crtuily. I.'wblgaa. December I .'lb. in L'ber “P^af »w<nc^. a. pan : 4a. wbicL mortgage *“ dale enaignM o« Ibe Utb da, rd April. A. !*■ ■ ». by >b« mH Aaabel Coolyyand I'uiaui 4. Cowley Io U artIm Brinker J*»«*ry»lb, IMi), ta u- For sale by all dealers In DRY GOODS & NOTIONS. The Beautiful Snow. Litf I'f MOO NKWSPAP1.BS bounty, abould apply to in. «.U tbair dlacharga and rrlaea pa^ge. elating Wly tbe dale »t Uelr eeh.lin.-ot and aaum ->f tbair di^ltaigr. M.re buuntr .a due Ue«. ItOBlNNUN A BROOKB. Attoraeya. _______________ ________ D*rjiK Mkktisa. --------- nrcntcoTT. nor -tump. <; !•. IIOW1.I I. Jt to . 5 Y rt-'T’”8"—— -------- uiun. lonoflM llamadeil Naraar Oal., bara a branch bouaetH lirtroit, Ho, they oter ihia raluabla need la Anneea Lt Ibn raaamg apriag In hmittd ■ted genglu huu4 rede Ayer s Cathartic Pills, ppK’itSjsrsJWXi' TW MeMJcta*. rar n koopiat Catjfc, *”2f,JIZ"LSil‘X,'.7 CIS' i5tan»a.’‘Lrl’.r~,i,.s us^xS.r.tists.LS'o^ ftSKSi :l s.'ZMftrtl'SS forty doHan <MOl aMuraej fee. e'lpalMed In eald of a a K{< »l wrllan twenty lb PROBATE ORDER. STATS OF Mir— • •' - 1 lUHr ot ull Stale. ,'UL?SiL-» ES ProlrTtu Default baring baea Made in tbe rnmdJliouofa ^sfglRss barsby «irra June. 4. D. 10,0. al ana o't <J.I Ul ...^1, k. E^ffg&gttsrttfEz.'g MORTGAGE SALE. ■LTI.irtaglartFaiad.ln U.cn'ba .’.’name »r H JSSRS^trs^=.-.--s '^x^viS-nSv: r,V<^ri’ "/BZageVlMu/wZ! Juagdir* MORTGAGE SALE. MUulli8 ’ iT" ’ ‘*l4* iootd.. xjA-;.. ,. a a. •old by all dmuqqmtb. ssr <”*»»«» ■ No.- 6 Advertisement. Mrrr,«a.__ rrwitl^^i LaaT in rennrr ll.r«. “ ^Jtaw.tnSK: tbl> MU da, I~r?sMs Michigan Exchange. Orraotr, Fcaartar isrh. lent ‘■trsr. S ALE ON Ex¥cVTION. V ov wri.nm.w __ .__ . — w � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-04-20.pdf 4e9437ecab012e7717b4d81424e4415b PDF Text Text �mm si; Itkjuot’aow, a moot amusing right to witness the diOerent men who hold high place in tbe ranks of the Demo czwey, attempt to extract sreetaces’from the bitter morsel forced between their Se-ir ths ratification of ths Fifteenth granting to tbe Negro the oomrwecat righto of humanity, sneered at Ida fri-md', and supported his enitaies; baring leaf toMoelvas as willing eerrants to ths oppressor, and done sturdy work in behalf al those who shut thair) eyes and called bright; they are forced by the molesting power of accomplished forte to see that slavery is gone, that the stat­ ute books of tho United States can no longer be used as the rehrles of the vileet form of tipprresion in tho name of IshetQ and Progress and that in this, aa fo di other straggloe in the behalf of humanity, tbe right has at last romo uppermost and justice is being meted out to those who have long b>en most foully aad bitterly wronged. And now how to meet this new order Of things is the question. A few, who do toot have before them long columns of bitter utterance, which have from time to tima follen from their lounges, aad who are fully imbued with the Dem­ ocratic idea that the Nogro waa created to be managed and Jed " b/\ the supe­ rior force of tho Caucasian" are doaliag out honeyed words and eudsvoring , to secure the support of those new at-1 Mas by professions which are hollow moekerise Others, who cannot hide th" 1 records ‘hey have written for themselves, psoposo to fight it out on tho old line and M have nothing to do with -n nigger | TOU SHOULD the columns of your paper to call tbe nt-1 tentton of the teachers of Barry County । to tbe neomreity of attending the State Teachers’ Institute whtehcommences in Haatlngs on Monday, Ajiril »tb. 11 unlay. IN BASTINGS! cannot here enumerate tbe many aJvatitagee resulting both to tbe teacher and — Th, t.ranu in lh. b.ui"S pupQ from a thorough understanding of tbe best method, employed in the im­ Derby aad Two ThauaandGuinrea races portant work of Imparting Instruction to the youth of ctor iaOU. . It la now well understood that some ...................... i.,..,-....i A.Bir*ajf>!»s, ri»«»ri.<* -»• s;>eclal preparaBdn lsne-«wu.ry for this calling, andnnunllghtened public senti­ ment frowns down the rmployxueot of unskilled and undisciplined teachers, as mueb as it doer the s.-nfloymcnt of quack." in medicine, Ignoramuses in the in InWry, or jiettlfoggcrs to our courts of Justice. The qusek, the Ignorant* enthu*te«t. and the pettifogger, all find employ merit but they merely jdek up tbe crumbs of snccets, while he who is informed in all that relates to the best methods pursued in bls particular calling, is almost cer­ tain to achieve a soooeas which fo satis- , A OunmoDW- VictouYt—Ulnetonstl fhetory to himself, and beneficial to all who may oome witbin the circle of his has eleotod a Republican city tovernI maut by 8,000 majority, -and the school I Add U bls Itepubltou anrerel. ' Th. rsaeli ttowrel bls rred j^rsril. so l£. board stand M hi favor of the Bible in Teaching is an art which requires well educated workmen, and U is such only «t luolf mssilMUd tee p«rt>y of kb smaI.m•ad lb. .ssllsd cbarieter sfilspalnwtUu. Cuwho can.hope to suooc-d. The Institute will afford to al I who at­ thus was sared a !>• wocrsUe victory. «vd tbs I Rttxc Earxixa —Before the Ink of tend It, the easy means of acquiring Republics*! tbe LuaiUstivu cf barns seslsisd the XVlb amendmenl proclamation was dry, General Grant received • n"te from much information which is indispensa­ a member of the prcreacting for the pen. ble to racccsa, and the teacher who can. It was sent Immediately, and before the and yet does not, attend Its erosions, msssenger left the ante-room, be waa of­ must rest under Uier«lf-lmp<ood impu­ fered fifty dollars for it. tation of doairitig rather to bold a tow, lfal "" cloths; CASSI MERES,________ VESTINGS, Furnishing Goods, H.b ud O^». *»d .roryiUa, puteis- NO TRICES LOWER THAN OURS, A.n<l Lastly, CUSTOM CLOTHING. Wires • vs (s is Il.ir.il, p S M 'I’HJE to extract nutriment therefrom, will cun-, aid, in referring to the ten or fifteen ProhlbUkm, rotes polled tn Leslie this spring, speaks very mildly of the nr/Ur, bat concludes that It was very well for a beginning. The Bar. Editor ccrtahdy knows that the eommeueenicut | Wm loads there one year ago,* and that his party then polled over forty votes. Wo suppose that It there is a continua­ tion at tho deoreaae Ln thia ratio, the Htrakd wilt tell us next spring that the l*roblbiUocUts have not yet organized 1b LaaBe. Hoch beginnings as this hare boon frequent thia spring. a rK Intml Life Aisles uaji’i, Of* Jiaeeaohuactts, granted to all who attend, and thaw* will have muefa Infitreneo In the future in procuring certificates as teechore. Come up to tho Institute, both teacher* and patrons, and let It be made a profit­ able and Joyful occasion for ail. Jomx H. I'auie*, Co. Hup’t FcUooh. Is it that Dr. Ro back's Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year? Because JOHN PATTON * SOX. .01 yb-slrev. 'W «. DOELHAUOTlIEa, M,re>L April ISO, irn. . Do the ’-Drutthta recom­ mend Dr. Roback’s Bitters to their customers? Because After years of axperienca and Inal they have been proven to be a anro euro for Dyspepsia and Indiges­ tion. . < । writ »i»rvd with >.Grvrei*g red Insiron,'*< sru elr. Sireng item Is ■■ Tb. taglwb Uor.rs.as si Mss.se Creel, P.ter Plsfhtyws Cbi.r sf lbw Cbssuws- sad ■'■Tbrrecb lbs Wred. to tote Saperiwr,” wa.aT tk< a>o.i dretrisure papers w. BANKRUPT . / Why z Is it that Physicians use and recommend Dr» Roback’s Bugnr-coatcd Blood Pills? acw ^dmtixmrats. Ajneufturvl Sialyiataf oratrsl. sad tbe la lusUrer Ufes ofserttere by n< s rallwsr ibrevgb lb.tr city M's l«r« U vrsl reterprisieg eilissaa vf ttol yUre KsUbuvO lbs after day. with s view to lb. c.plulliu afiLat sure la itfs proj. TAKC XOTICE. hr fol*^*** VViiy than a high grade among bls fellow odu- past and accept and improve upon the aww cedar of things, it is simjily that they may thrive by the vote of him wboe* unrequited labor th«y haro so long er.- tion will low nothing by tho now rote,1 which is only another way of saying that the Democracy gain nothing thereby and that they who are chewing the bitter pill of disappointment will find it awre anpalatabls the longer it is masticated, and that the Democratic stomach, hoping IN A.., It will bo for your interest to examine our stock and prices. 0~r Qtete st s Btr/aia f at B<Hi— Prit". 2«» fir, ‘ J. B. LEMLEY. Maguls. i. s b-sriltsl «n. s.J brvalhiur of to. I Spring. Ito Urgb, d«eS.« PAlston PiAT. I, n Al IKFOHTAST PaWZCT. «r~k •UHsWp.eotorrd • a] ta't bed. Tbee anyhow." Among the latter stand Voorhees and Eldridge, an>i eloe-i to i them, stand ths Democracy of tho State of California. Thueo latter who have , drac»stitr«l.tssrik»r1xap**A.-TMLsw.fi as J ■ edited to ths former prerogative of a i JlAs-.lwp tUilrred. tb« B.y Cuy Nku« ute I ca« >r lea oterrs-aii harisg Uaj>i...s» la v|se. Dscaoerat — " tho right to wallop a nig-' : as s waisfroial •ftnM.isg; all ofebkh will re ger "—the additional one of stoning a ci’. It. beany »l ver prejJs wb«t-‘ Chinaman, feel particularly defiant iu ; I tv.r aid er rereatagewral is wetStd. tie matter, and may have to bo taught 1Awnwf fess s;re«Ls If srwU-.rr p.ojML ksrlrp ' by severe instruction, tho power that h.-, I llutisp is risw, eh .ch th said c-.mmasd lbs I sod stlraUei sf sor rwedtrs : sides in the second section of the amend- I | One of lire Mil tin ports, i sad prehsps the No surer Way could be takes to point oet tothoNsgrohisonly honorabloccureo He can sae in the action of tho Dvnioent where bo is still euro of his major, ity in spste of tho now accession to the voting populaticn, that the old spirit of proscription and persecution still lives fa the heart of that party, and that where they are willing to forgit the ' RALE. ^ir’r.Saw Because know tho ingredients lich they are made. ■VBUC AUCTION, r. Hookaellci-M * Stntlosers, • . ROOK8ISOKK* awd BLANK BOOK MAXUFACTURS8S. In Exchange Block.' Middleville. WRIGHT & SMITH, Why ~ Are Dr. Rnback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills the'best remedies taken to­ gether for tho cure of all diseases of the blood? Because slooM raeMdincUy oorih as poet Air. mmIbring IbCTU la sewaooicatioe with all poriteo. •f to. lumber ssrirea bp tapping li la tbe Oonlr«, wbxh will beb^tdou^ m may be Boes, by a Jlte Blood Purifier is the only artipte In the market whichcotrmitrt the celebrated costly Drugs imported ex­ pressly from Sweden for its manufacture, artd the Pills aintaiu. tbe’active principle «C Podopbylhnn (Maud rake substitute Oren's La bus Beoe—Per Jhy.iW.ts allued sd i.ju.l fbs Am.'ascibsr of Ibis bossMoli mewtty lbs I vs hare erer mm. Only »3 00 s tar. JUArvss U A. (IsSt PbUaMyUa r*. — Munbnal Is flooded —Th" Printers emploved by Mudge A Boo, Boston, an> on a strike. A-Vice President Colfox had a son I I added to hie family on Monday. CHAMCERY ORDER. Are Dr. C. W. Roback's Stomach Bitten, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills the three greatest rebiedlcfi the world im crer known? — Tb" widow of tb« Into Osn. Ovvnre H. Th-rmas is on her way from Omaha , »*> W Because •dee of liewg President in favor of Mayor O’Hal’, who hasn’t another Idea to Ids beck. i — The defeat of the Irish bill is dieted. leas,waa S. MA »-’swa>iKt fiKJ »t * _AbesU.er laiprerod Mrsm sad wild Uad. M u.-. ' wai£?I * SMITH, Q&gPIZ MACnUUIT DKFOT. JAMES JEXKS. DETROIT, • • 1CCHI0A1 BRASS WOBK OS BB4H CASTIIM JJJ AM eUBWTUTgn^ CosatiM. Cities, Towns, ' After eleven years' -experi­ ence and trial the salra have increased each and every year, and themiinds of teetew (unsolicited) of tbe re­ markable curoa they have performed bear witnoas. Read the letters in Local Column of cures by iEtept tniwlipinM * .Wj-psesre ■SiwUlBa^ GEORGE PRESTOS I*rg. SWril Selected swekrf GROCERIES, T’Aasara’SL.vss.si Avarua ViCTOBY.-Peck. (Republleaa.) has bMB etooted to Cong rose from the Totodo (Ohto) District, by 8,000 ■»- HtcioaYCTfrsMto^M HUtkir VlLU, otugawruA*. : PICTURES FRAMED, ‘ Is tbs teMtstetes sad brel nf wwksnMtea. With GILT, 1MITATIM GILT, IMITA--------------------------- 4 GILT or Blsek TIOW1 5TZ �BUSINESS CARDS. Monday sUQracd IU.tr Vall«p kailread ■d .nto U,. Und. .1 th. Af.oteg.. ctatlnU WIGHTMAN & GREBLE UMliaerv.keaMIlL.'Aaaiee. Barry. gdoMkiifou. Ctfitai.Gw.C.SHUto. CMlMM.ain.Ma Usalmge, David IL Ueak. ARE MOW SELLIMG WKiN brothers;— Drip, Isdtiii Gimria Imag.JabaJ. H.Xrahett, Jabaauwe, La.l M. Dewey. Mapl. Urtn, Uand.r U,tan DrenjovJ!*.' Wmteeewe P. Do 1‘ralnefUia, AiaeVc TuwiaJ KeUaad. U.„ Wilcox. . HARD WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Cheaper for Cash than any Houbo in Burry Count^e . ' NEW DAILY! GOODS Direct from Factories. JW’Spcciolitiee in every department’. STOVES! STOVES! LIFE IN UTAH g esms Wo have now in H to ole lie lorgcgt variety of COOKING, PARLOR COQK AX’D PARLOR STOVES GEORGE PRESTON, General Grocer, The lecture which was to have taken plnoe at the Court House thia (Wodnoaday) evening, ia jx^tponed until Monday ever brought to Ilcuatlngpa. Cook one and all and see them. evening, April 25th, at tbe sama place. Mm. Lottie C. Hannum, the Dec t uroas, ia spoken of aa a lady of fine talent and ability, and her subject, “ A True Stan­ dard of Life,” i« one which cannot fail to plcue. All are invited. Lecture Haatmga. Mich. April 20. UCV.-wly HARNESS SHOP—A fine Stock of Harness on hand. Be­ ll pairing done promptly on abort notice. WIGHTMAN &. GREBLE. ” New Goods. New Goods. ACKLEY & SLADE IHt NEW MTICLE *F FMI! aaanineat of personal property throughout Uhn County. Tbe Chair appointed as inch ooamitiee, Uaur, llmlgo. of OrangerHle. Cailina, al Tberr-applc, and Saab, of Woodland. On Boiko. Ur.rre Upham. of Maple Glare, •ud Unggp. of Yankee .Springs were added u till, committee. The esmoittre aubaillcil a report, thduj th* Are in receipt of a Large and desirable Stock of Drugs And Medicines. Every department of the well known popular City Drug Store will bo found complete. TO CONSUMPTIVES. MMomom quantity of Puuddings, Cast arda, Cream*, Charlotte Huaoc, Ac., dte. It i* by far tho chimpcet^loalthiost and most delicious food in the world. Band Bea Mom Farina Co., «•“« d*. M Fork Pinos, M.r. plahtS.YT.-1860-X. tTohbi^ters. Druggists Sundries, Groceries, Wall Paper, Traveling Baskets Bird Cages. School Books Stationery, tfc. ess. tbe rirtli.i aril .r.>o0, ..4 » prop.ilr grows, s>4 frum the beat ra>l«ly, will pf Ue 4m>nble qaa'.tin nt early frail, product!, rani. •<1». MlidUf, fcworai of aaoda. baestj at tana, Vpuoaaaat akin. dabtaej at Carer, aad richness Particular attention paid, to Compounding Prescriptions. STORE OPEN AT ALL HOURS AND PRICES LOW. PhcBnlx Block, . - IlaHtinjjs, Mich." Cold is Down to $1.12! 1244 XM •orld-r.ncwo;.! For twenty-fivo conti you can buy of your Druggist or Grocer a pockag* of Boa Farina, manufactured from Irish or Carrageen, which will mako sixteen quarts of BIhno Monge, end a liko MGME H1ST la ESrSsratsiii FOR H OTHI W! BOYJ AND LARGE STOCK Bought during the late Decline Tliis wonderful vegetable restorative ia tbo ahoot-auchor of the feeble and debiKteled. .Is a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid, it has no equal among ■tomachion. Aa a remedy for the narrow* weak nose to which womenjaro especially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant. In all climate*, tropical, temperate er frigid, it act* aa a spedfio in every species of disorder which underminen tho bodily strength and break* down the animal spirits. For aale by all druggi*to. 48tgfl 10.000 AUEXTH WANTED roa . PRIERT ^0’0 INUIN. ^r"----iSSESEKKBHfc. THS ORSAT SBDldU DUWT1ST. Gold. PRICES REDUCED Cheapest Store in the City. One Price Only The I’mMenlappointed, super rrMtatke of the Council. Wm Tinkler Fire Worden and pound Master. Tbe Counell thee Mljeorurd, to owel os Hater- Waaraplea»rJ lo ncllre the ln.pm.vm.nti be lag made io ear clrv.U. Tea seal'cad Mib.Uahal erase walks have beta bail! atresa BUU .tree*. and a drain u being cusalraeicd io jwra«» the waler front gathering Ur peels on XuteMrral Where U iei.l<r>eeiei)b< Jeferwin . laedditipa, Jfffrtmn atrret. Virth at Male, ia being traded. |J HYDE & PRINDLEU REAL q ESTATE EXCHANGE. CLOTHING HOUSE! Wienat, It baa pleased the KepremsOrani 1 icbileet of lb* U i*l rara* to call from Ms labor la the qearrieaof earUi onr worthy brother Elu Wood. who. as Euler.J Apprentice. Fellow Craft sad MasUrMaeon, fully displayed thee* many rlrtac. which endmrvd blue io Ue Craft; and ITAmee. la lb» deaUi of Brother Woud wo fo.lj rtcngvlse o«v dependance upon tbal Supreme Grand Moawr.lbe e mnd of wboe* garel we ansi “ writ ep,* er the paper abnUn‘1 go le prone. On Saturday lot we hadsyonng wialer-jealeMegh for variety, and Seodey nonit, . general freere ep, which suggested to on Ike tapping of maple tree, tor another - ran" of sugar. Hoping these 06 Canal Street, Grand Rapids, la- GOLD AND SILVER PAID OUT EVERY DAY. Dated. May 20, IMB^-yl TAXES! TAXES! DR. AIKIN, I\’o. 11, Canal St. GRAND RAPIDS, MIOH. Tho way to make money is to save'll; the way to save it is to buy your Hardware . ---- OF----- H. A. GOODYEAR. JOHN G. RUNYON Joflbrson Street, Hasllngi, Ucb, __________ KEEPS THE LARGEST . AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES In tho County of Barry. Cuatom Work In U*« la teait Style, nando to ordonr. INCOME AW SEE «. I keep constantly on hand a lar£e and well selected Stack of HARDWARE boufht of the Manufacturer), before the recent advance. WOOLEN FACTORY! wishing to purciiue these In tho article of Stores alone, most useful articles, can save at' TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT building materials, CARPENTER’S TOOLS JVSTD A-X.X. OTHER GOODS Kepi in . fir.l-d«. DarHe-ere Store •"•rn™? ITS. S ? io to bo eoW «l bottom price. WMOeil aad «ee me and I win convince you at once that yr.u are aannj money. «. a. »MKU» 1 Hastings, Nor ember 3d, HMTiw»WoeiaFi �iyvn pw-p*. ' «n fcrpa- ri, m dstraiptq at tnmijsXqd “aq wq v Dosfoa O| q*JM ;ct| opsin out ffatMnv «▼— WS q^^TE •CTWwdrfo Aana -M srq no ttotp.nij, ja )Mp»s uotpKja •untnop Xpnpjo-rp jaqvxn. opsin otnoj -p.»JV ap »l~S oql JO aitxapn). aqJ — *n«i ■ jo anjitj tn otro <n Xjntp jo nwwodoad aqi nt pajojk tuvq scwunpnca aqi — •«n08 »P»K t-.qara uoprtoq oqi no paonpot|u| tuoa rpaoq ; po<Mn°lI tnH»<»9 pn» •ossatjuox ~ -tpatn tn ..-ujnrowqj <mqi.trop ra»qt naxs pno •qasp joip siooqs oq) jo ofppjtn oqj ui qjBA. sjtqjo.hu reeapo mojj „ «Mq) t.txFftoq mob rj jj ! annj ju pcunq ctm oq ! uvta ano tpta nq <ant a |^q jtuoa q M : p.w j.qjq oq) ‘tuna ojqwTOd nqit* jaxrenb o qotd cq SmXjj tut* moipj pcxnprc-n] ire naq^ aflflOH 8DHI1SVH WNOHJ-SV •Hasvs •* MVIO HOHW •" thnq-. 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He kept tho ward-room r|foplod with Havanas, and a aly nook in £■ feltow, and made the warden VOL. XIV, Businrss Jlirccton]. Specie Payment Resumed! MV % ELMIR A WORTH, UmW-eS*"" NsvmStore. Fk.t«ii Hi xk. Hutton. Mlehtera. . ii&c.vhii. i v»» t*l»o«. JOHN ROBERTS. *•* s-ir’"- Dw,Uta* •• Cro*‘Wil, t.nr lk< t owri lUu*. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27J1187Q. r'Jortnj. A HEW SPRING. ----- AT THE------ ' hitmcian E. H. MALLORY. siixr.trr. os«« *1 u»» c«ut How*, -iiutian. MkH**>_____ ’________________ WM. UPJOHN, PBYMCIAN an 1 Sanrtea. O®'» »ffiteU <u«cl llutinn______ ■ BOSTON CASH STOW Silver will be given in change for the fractional part of a dollar over seventy five cents, up to the even dollar, except­ ing for sugar. GOODS CHEAPER THAN JSVER. H. J. HANEY, Jh-LJUEN BENNETT. I. W. VROOMAN, DBPifr FIIEIUVF foP Boron to *Ii bu-ow »ilh rn-taptaoB u DR. C.C.LIHSLEY, THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Hastings WRIGHT St. SMITH, u l.«, t■««»<. Coii sttorseys !■1" Cash Store! Are now offering for sole, a full Stock of TWew and Seasonable Goods, recently purchased .in the beet eastern market* at the lowest iweriblo prices for cash. Our stock includes a full line of J e««ute. Mkl. OUR MARKET BASKET- The Advantage* of a Garden—How to Plant Vegetable*—Good and Profita­ ble Borta for the Garden. gvstious upon making selections and planting may be useful or interesting to some of our readers. Of course about tho time when our common cultivated fruit trues exhibit the petals of their flowers, is tho proper sea­ son for so wing gardens in general in open culture; but many vegetables arc plant- ~WM. H. RAYFORD, much earlier in spring. Cloths and Rcady-mnde Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, &c. ~ J. P. ROBERTS & CO., DI-lltBS in Drw. neUelaa*. totral n ’^“Ca.h paving cu-tomcre, fi" ub a call. Wo will ebecrfully show• you^gj it* warm sunshine, inviting liim to begin nur htuck that you may cumiare (irices with any other firat-cbiM Store to •• make garden" uutaalm that bo sows in the sarnv day hia peas cucumber* end th»m, «»a .Ull «r k «U y«" •» •• <•» “■> "ll 7“, 11“l " _ , lima boons hardy and fonder getting the Huilte*. C. G. HOLBROOK, ' We will take in cxclinnge for our g5od.«, BUTTER, EG-C3-S, IDH.IEI? P’ZUCTIT <3cO, WM. H. JEWELL, We are also Agents for one of the best JOHN MTCHAEL, SUniS’ GBANT & PHILLIPS. Hastings, May 19th. IWO.-yl___________________ __ _________ ________ - WM. L. COBB, ■Jimi,, vie aura I » -q- HASTINGS DRUG STORE FiiutT noon west or uxtox dlgct. HOLBROOK 4 MILLS, ■ KTS *a l Cinnwltor. •< riichio-a.1*- HASTINGS* J. P. ROBERTS & CO.. Prop's, WM- JONES, irMMK ItonthL we»M <•» Jk» .•f *” tourtod «n lid4 »1 Mirer J'liU*.*a4 o» VatoM- a mJ Hutton AARON CLARK Pure Drugs and Medicines, Pertuvu^, _____ Due Stuffs. Patent Medicine, White I The Be^ in the Market! IIAKNEHS HASTINGS HOUSE. j^p<l<Ue-vlU* BxoH»ni IL A “ANDT- JOHXBOJL R-, Bookt'md "st^Hemerv, The School Book, need in thi. County, Speaker,, MimeUaneou, Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Tapers, Envelopes, ^c., Wblob ^IH '«■ Sol.1 at «' K. HEKRICK, HOMOEOPATHY. num ur • nicblK*n Central Railroad- 1869. ~ November, Gold & Silver Watches, .CIXX7KH, itoUkCrrek. •pyoMttOPATHIC POyifctan asd • Bergeea. CITY HOSPITAL, CLEVELAND,©. Sffl Silver ail M Van. To Treat all Kinds of DIsteaM <869. fti’iSWI* Batik <*rek. NUMBER 53 The ant ia a mnnny foetid insekt They live, about one thenrand five hundred and fifty ov tfcnn, more or ices, in the sumo-hole in the ground, and hold their ;ropcrty in common. They Imre no holy days, no eighthour , ,, , but tho bridegroom has nqt'given up his wages. OtteumbBrs—Early Russian, esriiest busineui. Ho declared there U no ' elumftd little tailsro, sort; White Spine, beet far table or more amusement in being useful that ' *" ’— ----- *—»-*—*ptaklro. stnuting uno’s self. uicic anuni. . lettuce—Early White Hoad, lender ’ • - r Thera is no radonlery loafers among and crisp; Largo Butter, superior flavor. , u,. Jaektw au-a_ I them, and you never kin see one out ov Muskmelon—Nutmeg; Green Citron. * nyjriKASTR PPTCtnwFn n job. Watermelon—Mountain Sweet, very | A REMAKABLE PRISONER, They git up arly, go tow bed late, work fine; Diack Spanish, fine, require* a allYu thenot time andtwo est on tha arguang run. or a* aunt* sum The Story of & Man Who Fasieif Hli phuoliah queeJiau that neither of thani lunger tearou. Onions v-YcUow Danvers'; RodWcthTime In.lhe Pcnitentisy Pleasantly. ' didn't uudentund; they didn't karo ersfield. whether tho moon ix inhabited or not; Ponmips—Ixmg Dutch; Student, finIn 1631-2 ihtre lived in Monroe coun­ nor whether a fiah weighing two pouads, oat variety. ty, Mi**., u planter named Wooley. Ho put into a pail of wator alreaddy pbuD, 1’eas—Daniel O'Rourke, quite early; was a half-brood, at leant there' was a Dwarf Blue Imperial; Champion of good dual of Cherokee Indian in liim. England, very fino; White Marrowfat, lie owned about 200 riiivca, and had dll mom for Ir'o crop. tho worst habits of the old-time plants^ Potntoee—Early Rose, skiu n>«o col­ —drinking, gambling, and haroo racing. ored, very best tabla qualify; Early Mo­ Tho pursuits alternated, firmed hi* soul hawk. now, fino fate keeper; White occupation, tha plantation being ioOF.They don't core whether Jupiter i* Pooehblow, seedling of tho Old Peach­ ogod by an overseer. He had the aolo thirty or thirty-five millions of mile* up blow, prove* a good market variety. nrtno of pjaMtaiug a role of Indian ven­ in the air, nor whether tliu earth bob* Riiduhos — Scarlet Turnip; olive eration for the sacrodnoss uf Iris w«?L around ou its axes or nut «o long a* it He would not cxocuto a note for any didn't bub ovur their kurn krib and epQl hos — Early Bush; Summer purchase whatever, and hold all men in . _ k, later and richer; Turban, Borerign contempt who violated late autumn; Hubbard, must productive tlieirjpledgvd word. He hod no oonihard, living prudently, and beat fur winter. ■in, praxcing God by ntmeton in killing n mon in wlrnt ho- cemmittii Tomatoes—Cook's Favorite, earliest; deemed a just quarrel; but his word minding I Largo Smooth R.-d, for main crop; Fo- was hi* bond. Thia wus hi* well-known gec or Perfected, late and fine. character, and he *ould hr.vu got credit Turnips—Rod Top Strnploafi and for thousand* on hia word carier than Golden Ball, for fall use; Improved Yqb other num could have gvt hundred*. low and White Rutabaga, fur keeping. At the-time wo epoko of no had ±UleJ buko tow tho yi cfous, and a study Besides tho abuve, a sprinkling of ar­ several persons in gambling quarrels, the Christian. omatic, swoot'nnd “ pot Herbs ” for sol- aud ho wm looked upon os a man not to bo crossed except at tho risk oflife. bio; of thu*', Curled Orees, Double Ono night, whilo playing card* in Cbl- their holo in tho ground, and Curled Parsley, Large Squash or Tomato ambus, a quarrel aro-,0 about tho game. Shaped Pepper, Green fiage—tho small Hisoppcn&rtwna a known desperado, learoil variety for those who fancy *age and he gave tho lie to Wooley’* stato- watch tho nunta and be ctrengthenod. tea—Cumwnv aud Summer Savory aro mont about tho game. Bowie* flashed If mu hod (added tow his present oorecommended n* tho inosi approviij and cut snunltoneously—both were slightly ! parity) the pachunc* and grit%v then useful; but as only a small quantity of wounded, wfcpn a lucky blow laid Wool- atoms ov animatoed natur. every moun­ throe M-asoacr* aro necessary for family ejr*s opponent dead upon tho floor. tain an the l-umin or the earth wood, nse,thoy may o«cupy a corner by thorn­ Next morning Wooley was ariestod— before this, bin leveled, and ormy selves. -GrttndRapUt EogU. arrested b<xause ho did not care that it inch of lurfaco would scream withfruitshould bo otborwise. Wooley (tad carriod hi* killirg to for that tlio judge fi ll A French Romance. bound to commit liim, in order to avoid habitant! or tlieunivcroc, and bin fed on tho imputation of being affsetod either cum and other tasa. I have sot by tho hour and and a half One of those littlo roraancoa of which by of hi* desperadoism ar wealth. Ac­ tho Frunch aro so fond baa lately taken cordingly to jail went W00I17. ’^ho jailor was a weak man—weak in cour­ place in Paris, and is thus deecribed : have thought how big must be the joekM. Robert, an immensely wealthy and age and to resist tho influence of a doahighly accomplished gentleman, well- oer. After bearing his confinement for om wl;o w\« ruttofiod to helisve that even known not only for his valuable coUco a day or two Wooley sent fur the jailor. an aunt, thbknstuv the bugs, could hav “ Bee here, Jim," said ho “ yvu knew tion of painting* and mcdhnral relics, but for nis skill os a designer and point mo; Tyou know I never break mjfirord. Oh, Jiow i do pity the individual wha er, bearing that ono of his tenants, n Now I want to go out and bare a social belcarra that u'.l things here aro th* Mr. B., whom he had never seen, kept work or on ucaidcnl!' lie robe Himself ono of tho mo*t extensive manufactories of faucy boxes and onuimentai object* will onme, lock myself in. and it will be heaven. in France, called on him with a view to all right." T had rather bo as ant, oven a humbly, make his acquaintance. This argument was enfuroed by meteEntering tho counting room he found rial considoratiuns; and night after, bandv-latmd. re'ofnn.L avrarfna.*aiit a good naturod, ucccutno mntlcmon of night Wooley used to come out and cnmiddle qgo, who groetod him thus :* joy hi* nocturnal liberty. Tbo Court az I would wijn the throw of a dice. Ants aro older li.on Adam. - A ■ “ I suppose you have seen my odrer- tilting soon, he,guttho cnso nut off, and Man, for very wus- reasons, warn't tisemout. and have come to apply fur giving l>ail in the stun of 1100,900, wn.s built until 1UI other that situation as a designer?” released. — —.----?— --------things - —o~was -------finished ■ ■ At the next term of Court, UVooky J 4«w»un«ti^,-ood. For a join, Mr. Robert replied that ho had. Mr. B. supptiol him with was but upon trial; the jury rhjtfnod • 1 f,a nranWb.«m made fust, ho would uuwh-d upon buadn ths rest w the paints and brushos, a:iu requested him a vurdiet of guilty, and tho Judge sen.to produce n design fur a casket. Mr. toueed 1dm to onu year in the peniten-' 1°“-, , ,, ,, ■ .. Rottort soon founjl out that what Mr. H. tiary at Jackson.. The papers were dulv L H» prebably would bar objektod to Httto biray Inxzy anta ants at st all, and really wanted was an artist who would made out, ami the Sheriff protiowxl to 1 having any Kttlo, i variant other obfoetfone would her boon strictly carry cut his own ideas *»■< start with 1dm for Jackson, but Wooley . ............-‘•L-*---------------------- '■> *•—»-----olferqjl, । oually green. tliai tnoso were pure, and funnod on an demurred. I cm glut! tiujl m.-^i wux the last thing “ Yoq’know, Sheriff," said hr, “,tbnt oxtourivo knowledge of art. Ho soon tho pea* and beeto aro beginning to vegctato, while the cucumbers and beans, inltcad, are just commencing to rot. nta nirnmit best fitted for the germination of leading vegetable seeds, will perhaps be •effi­ ciently indicated os follows: Soods that may l»o sown any time in April—beet, carrot, crow, celery, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, parsley, parsnip, onion, pirns, radish. Vegetable seed* that ma-r be sown in tho open ground in thi* latitude from the midJie uf Muy to Uie middje of June — beans, »wwtoom,melon, squash, produced a sketch which suited bis cm- the country is poor—can't afford tho trip tomato, cucumber, mnsturtiam, etc. —and *0 I’D just tet my boy Csrear drive i Flower seeds of all kinds, with a few exme down to Jackson, and eave all the roptibns. had belter not bo town before i fault with it liinix-lf, exacted the middle of May. rhe 6hcritL4inx!tHxri them, and, ere he was awan, Woolev emrad them and asaignrd tiA him. But v. hen be was in­ nut them into ,u* no elect. “ All right,” raid ho, •* I almll bo off troduced to tlio work rooms, and found sad Um y )nc_n num thing. om hundred and fifty girls, many of to-morrOw monung.” Their laws cinl like our laws, made Tho Sheriff knew that ho had a des­ and oultirating the brat of oach variety, them young and beautiful,, buisily em­ for it certainly takes no more time and ployed, anil was informed that ho would perate man to deal with, but when ho with a h,ii«> in them, eu that a man can care to raise a really good improved be required to supply them with de­ reflected that Wooley never broke hi» gtoal a hew anil ride through them on a . . . __ _ vegetable than a poor one, ar uno of a signs and show the young ladirs how word aud had, bveiAos, over 1100,OUO -walk. They <1 -n't luiv any whisky ring, that ~ mongrel and doubtful character, and thev were to be carried out, the young worth of property ho could not move, is rirte wuus, simply b. k--juo it hooka bi there orc many kinds of seeds that every artist began to fool as if he should need he made a virtue of necessity, and loft tho million, and then iugalircs its own tilings to take their turn. ' one can save far hinuelf, with proper at- to bo carried out hiuiselL True to Li* ward, Wooley loft fur ackts. “ Working fur a living,” said he tn tantion, after once getting a steak of fa­ They don't hnv enny legislators that ’ vorite, well-tested varieties; still it is not himself, ” is not entirely devoid of at-I1 Jadaon, aud in time arrived. Putting unat the Mention House, ho rallied out, yu kan bi, noyenv Judge* laying aramd-always convenient to do it, there arc /Beiug an accomplished artist ho visited all the gambling hells with on tho l-.aff-ih?ll, ready to bo mL wmo that ore best grown by largo dealplowed hi* employer, and was dolightod, which that town oven thou abounded, lured. in seeing liis diwjrns in steel, ailvur, en­ and tha next morning drove up to tbo * I rathor like tho ants, and I think now amel or wood. Ho took pleasure hither­. I’cnitontiaxT. Entering the ward room, I aboil m il out ml money and real estate of getting a supjd? of good seeds ia per­ and iino 'em. to unknown in seeing his work in the1 he inquired: haps less an obstacle with most peopla I bad rather jins them than the bulls “ Whore rholljl find tho Warden ? ” shop windows, in tuo bnduira of his1 than want of forethought and tho trau“ I am tho man,” raid Ool. Dickson. friend*. This workshop life was care­ The bull* and the beam handle mon < *• Well, I have .brought you a priofully concealed, nor did his employer■ suspect who ho was. Bat ho soon foundI among twenty tomatoes, a* many psa^ a mare fasana ting object in the daug-, a doran cabbge., and to many new rod torofM.B. who took partin the duties1 unto* ted sorts, and many old ones with of tho manufactory, duo -was romuka-. blo for bur accomplishments andI beauty, and M. Robert soon found, that, as regarded tasto and culture inl nil matters which especially interested[ him, lie hail noror mst ono like her., 1OT lL3 IKU.UV..V.’' ---------- 1’---- ■ _ I wire, in enumeration below, rancho* wo Stsp by stop tho pair foil «» b»ve, aud ho bo ingratiated himself with tho fath­. feow to be good, anil altough bo others Quito equal to » portion of er that, after due deliberation, h > ounthem, aro such as wo think can bo safely sontod to their union. Previous to the marriage tho old gen­ tleman spoke of a dowry. I shall giro Marie W.000 f. ” said £0, with* a fitdo air'ofboasting. “Ah, mon garoan? “And Iropi«e," added M Robert, for shoiling: large Lima. 0“ worm soiLs. gravely, “ that I, too, must settle romoJfoeto—Blood Turnip; Early Baseans, tliing <m my wife- . Well -1 wiR This cauwxl a .peal uf laughter which wm redoubled when the artist added: CrU&rroti— Early Horn, for table use ; oner.” . “ Where ii.ltfT5' inquired tho Warden. . , 5 “Hero’; I am tho man,” ami Wool«y handed over the Sheriffs mittimus. Tho Warden was nmated. Haohoo lunatic to deal with, ar had tho man killed the Sheriff, aud then oomo to tho prison to defy him ? Ho could not toll: but ho determined quickly to keep the man, since he offered himwlf. - said Wooley, "lot’s go sticking In* horn into a flabby piece of Ericv and teasing it up into the air. and the other ketching it when it comes down* and trampling it under his pare. This may lie plum far tho bulls tad beans, but it is wura than the cholera morbuit for Eriu. . 1 . Ants nererr dii'.urb Erie.: vu couldn’t sell one eny Erie cany more than yuootdd talked *o pleasantly that tho warden felt rearured, and said jocosely: ” Now, Mr. Wooley, whit branch of 1 guinea* ifoyou think you would like ^"'to tell tho truth, colonel," said turn-, other Due. Wooley, “1 never did n dav’s word in T AND FLATTER, when bs drew forth the title deed, aad T AMD rLASTBR, AWbreX D«u< chMedtU �ATM, gy, 0©WT2rp HITDEHBAH.......... ..................................... a'iEEE HABHOTaS That enslaved the bo^ly; thia tbs soul, I I An JBnay Dellvrrcd brjwt tAn Haattnfft grtf SlmSonfntj. ar. Lby so much as the tool beoa. great- ’ REECViD TOTHE EMPIRE ,$900. IM*J2«‘ZJ er prjraJban th© body, by co much » thia weseo than that Ito pcjwer and infim nee once firmly ; Webster and Line-dn show -us that they ICHHGl fixed, la like tho maelstrom of the groat had an intense, olmosi holy, reverence for deep, that bears iu victims swiftly round, their mothera. and that tn a moth»r\ inuntil' with ono fatal plunge, they ore lost forever. sire. Tha •'.carpet bag ” sjokea of by debtod for ths suooms that crowned their tha "Devil’’ in a former number of the livea. ' powulna to draw them back ; but mo­ Ha.tings Hume Juurnal. has arrived, thers, wives, sutnro, you can exert an and its coaienle wQl rem ba in their influence that shall kreip tho young and place in the offiae of tbs Bixjrrx, in our w ITd in bobalf of the young men of totho unwary from entering ujxm this fear­ now rooms in the bank building of day; ’ more expo inlly of that elu. of ful course. You can exert an influence BovniGiiawn, corneruf Stitoaud y.ungmen who, having gone out from ujMm thorn such as you would wi-h to Jcfforaoc streets.. No misfortune over-. the' protecting ooro of a fhtlrar’s houao have excrte-l over-your door ones in like “ •hall **"** 'be*'located ' * ’in our ‘ n©w *011.11. inuthar'a love, have nut as, yet » taking uk. wtt pout ion. You can binidi tho wino cup quarters by the' fire: of Ma£, and expo J cured for tbemwlv«i the iaflaenoe of a from your ril© boards. Yon caa refrain to iesue the first number uf tho fifteenth ; burn., ns au imx-ulive fa>.wrutMibftbn and ■ from uT-ring to tiiat you ig man hi« first I relume of the Butexs daring tho ensu­ j careful forelhunght for tho wolfoS of glass, that from yuur fair hand is to hard | ing week, printed on a Tower Pros., and | their iuved ones that shall bo a telistnari t«> refuae. enlarged to a tldrty six-cultnnn sheet, i| t«i keep them from tho temptation* that You ©.in exert an influence upon your 29x46 inehro la size. But moving and , now bwiot their war. associates, and through them upon the enlarging will require much hard labw, j There aro many sqah in Haxtingx eommunily nt largo, that will render this andU perehsnee, th* n-xt Is*uo of tho_ ' They are u ttaingers in a atnngo inuu -ter »> l.i leonn, • i repubive, th-it the 1 two land, with, |arha|Mi. uu friends hero ox- voi-y m m who are now its must xtuluus Bxwwn should lie delave.1, boyoad tho utra! time. ..urpitronv wi'l ‘ eopt »uch as they nray chance to aj .k - du.vn I. ix. will, if there Lo in U.tm uno i si>a»k of manhood, giro up thrir nefiuiuadsrst-ind from thri tho cau a, and . ’Ihrungii ’ tbeir btuinase rotations ur on uus rolling, or, if they will nof, shall ; cure tho necessary ilohy. though w-> n • I tlieatnwt I ran -e Ihvui to rasp-ct the majority of th© > hope to bo able to issue it promptly , They wish to obtain su entrant? int. law now upon our statute book*. I’ pubbration day. Will yvu .luitf an 1 by y.rar influence f <ou» phoo whoro they cun spend thoir leisure hours ia good aociutv nn.l inn ,, so mould puLJfo „piuion that a viujtslel f l»w may U- vi-dientei, and thereby J: cent omusemanl. But whore slinll they giuat evil bo.luuiUhe-i from our midst. * go ? No public reading room, with it. On the 0th day of April, 1S70, in the over ready sourwa of pleasure rtanda atty of New York, wee held tl>e b.st meeting of the American Anti-Slavery ojien to invito them in. । Business mon, u n role, care Lut little Dxxx PKXixirs, the world renowned wh. ro thtfir emjiloymio spond thrir Umv. champion of Hxntax TUinrs, prraided. if they uro on hand during burincis It was one of those githe.-hira that rarely occur, a time who > lhe uri^uaThey, porh.ips, attend some Chureli, toie of a nr-.-si moral, easalntn! political but it ii seldom that a kind hand is ti mil ’’empires for th,, i^rpriuntfon of reform meet toeete-bia e thi? victory they that imbrncl ajsl on, nnd ibis Joy rcorganised to achieve, but which they did | btren h.-d out to woleonv, them, or a door uot only ns one not then hope could be arc.nnplbhvd in । op<-nod to Miuivq thorn, nod thoy’an- free Stalo, but, if s;*uaty, n>. • four tbeir day andnge. But tbci.- wort iv I thrown b irk upon th air own rtM-ntrcos additional*' cuuiurn; •a'Ui •, it tho cumfirnuinaomctii. Miasiag tho homo cir­ plotett event of the _______ __ r supreme taw at the land, and Ca-ne U i cle and tho fri •udly voics, they g.iout in | Nu act of auoh aig-r, | im; ort^n're ov« r iu si ;u illy c.ua-jmmato I. forever aanthllnteJ tn too lUpubl.c of •>b ■’) ir.oo to tiro prinolplo implanted Th© luvclamarioa is tho l arpy , Wrablugtou, Uu coin and Grant. within them by their Creator, to se.k the I !<jgt o t. a ronunmid’c,. future. Wo append tbeir resolution*. and a-k for tteosn the attention of all claas ■ of tUcrary AtncfaConby Chat. D. Conita. [ ■ Tho liroi of such mon as Washington, 3HTIHO IN HASTINGS! •co al iko". CA5SIMERE8, VESTINGS, Furnishing Goods, Hals and Caps, and everything pertain­ ing to men’s wear. Second, A JinFFUTTKIW DEriRTWikT. where work will bd done in tho best stylo ktoown to tho trade. Third, oniaea. Bstreft. Mick . NO PRICES LOWER THAN OURS, A.nd L.n«tl.v, titUg, tar^t. It will bn for your interest tv examine our stock and prions. O.-rr. Cbafr tl • Hcrjain ! Jl'mtrr CMXiitj'el Bottem Print. HaU and Cap,. Cktap f . " *rinr,_z J. B. LEMLEY. IVhy In Exchange Block. Middleville. WRIGHT & SMITH; rar Perron* desiring bargains will do wull I Agon-7- US-1 ’ • Is it that Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year? Because i.tltBIAUS-U CAUKtAUtn'i JOHN PATTON 4 80S. They aro the best combina­ tion ever made. • Why Do tho Drm * mend Dr. RoL._ _ to tbeir customers? They/ Imre various nauwtr-nrnn I Rivo.-Vnlhy Sample Rootai. Star and Empire Satoans, jn 1 *> on, until y.ni It is the iuiru numbered twenty in thi* tjwn. having fo.n There they aro “bail, follow*, widl riirir ireda da.trv and It Ik the Because After yenrs of cxjiericuce and tml they linve been proven to k n sure cure for Dyspepsia and- Indiges­ tion. . uf An-lrow John1 „ - ‘J'TT’T............fl”’t ‘boco’onri m-n would always vote w.th hit former I ma-ter. . It ia thn fu’filiinoul t.f tho rnnliiwx | of Ak-xandor H. SUphons in ftHS. There the v find pl .taint ro>ms und. | cult" Cunvoutiou of- January IMil | wh n heJselarel that tlu r.rernmout honrty w •!< urao. I1 , ' ‘Bi re* t10 O®"u’ ‘ YforiTh'TB tlu- all I daaud Tra-m, oat ..r which four Sintbd.l' mi'! th i. glittering ta.Kuatli.aa of Wo liecu enrvrel-that w„ „.isrllt ,d to do tide g.ea wo.-k, ]M*iilcei.t -or a th ■ bar J ar t .cm no. uuiil, iucit -d by t-iu ins'itutem u slau- y-and .‘nm’o guilty Mt. gratemi ;or a l>.ampbu>t an ! uadaairv-xl piftwcn-. w welo.-n ■ a fie drunken plauditn of their f.-ilawa, V-mtoty for four crore t» bo ad-lrit ia “ , k { bjr -and foiwronged spud to oar sf lo-, promisin ' fl.nv IhVi. tk . I .............. r 1> _ ■ him henratorth o mik - every eifo t t» Jo Udy (hi.trope, you j ere eeeure to tern a aaT.- ex-r l.e of til h s imp. .omit al, and haveyuurbis: slave rLthte, and the present opi-ortuoliy tor w.e.whel from you by ,■«, mSltafW r. to, ns buutfe Am. rl. a nnd Mcxieuwem, or by the yimikti odrenw ol nnivora d uiniiiP-iimtMja, whfolr'inav locuuna'!. be oxnected tu lulfotr." " ' ’ ' Tltt/uig forto.ta l tlroir own respect. it Iti t.e reward of th-- fi.folif, ofa b bit: a stop to thalwhidi will foctuit tLo nir .i whos- forbearance saved tli<< slaryrosp ctor utliors, and in. the sisko.'iiug hold r >n wur. an I irhov labor enricht djt-.ihuf th-duly pe.s wo find the w- tno l .n.l owuorin ;>eacc. It is th • cvnscer.itiun of a decree anui-qneMmurdor and robbery, ifoentfous- hvaod by th- p«TL. theit c«ib»m nos*, und crime uf every tiaina and dr- nn 1 their Lwknftiree, in ti.eir courts and iu their chn.-clie#, an! u» longer on* • < Such is their ouur e, un i «vcty day the [►mhI by tint D.-tnocratic partv. It it tho doom of tiro dogum of Carto, prieun and th» grave upon to ne-ivc anti au<l the opumng uf the d<a>r ut «>erf.-« war, whioh on the northern half ot thi daw tlio irgb^uy portals to hide from Eimlty. 1 eontinosrt, have for » few ye.ra bee. thesw.owing gas.. of a alriolu.n world Hi- tho tiuntph of tho BaDjf, an ’ ■uuled. aro to be ml wa>-J long eno-J.b tiro sad w.-iiok of log, dishonored. mi t. nnn-tier mon. n,,u.n> i____ . ■ to doe little bart-.luK, i oot ilnv more Our neLfbtows, thj K mucks ••« It rojuimj but a little effort of icing-’ lag very vaitant. nod teug, ap;n>r i.tly, for the oomtiijof the fray, tloiv tec. in itiin, and tlio ■ id, pitiful wr.-ck xtands will foe! after they ba o .rlod the matter before you. tho stamp of young manhood Wedo n^t p.opra-' top eJIet. bittfb usyet upon its brow. only making the .1 hJ? °Y,5ci,,!n «W politics Of tar and bravado w.l! do t..u work, it w H promt* of th- pad th» more pitiful by the wlnifo sobiert of riiv. tr. be aeootnp.labeil wit bout m ©h b«- 0 tttae. We leer -hat th-y are o. .ntin , in contrast with tho reality uf the pre- , It is tho on t of Sectfonailsm, and th" ■ z> ALBE IT D. PlEKCEACo.. v7iiolasala Dry Goods 3 j HZ+Lsjrd .ftrvw, Why Is it that I’iivaiciuni use and ( recommend Dr. Roback’s Sugar-coated Blood Pills? |31"*"4 “4 *’«rdi‘o« MN. THE 2TZW YOBE STORE F«na «rs>in-,sn’mlon JI-.1 * F >H.wU4 Usd.-.a.- n -Uch. Because They know tho ingredients of which they are made. • Why Arc Dr. Rnback’s Blood Purifier nnd Blood Pifh tl»c best remedial taken togethor fur the cure of all diseases of the blood ? Fancy Goods, KioV Because BUTTER URACKERS. CUACKims. CRACKERS. Your CREAM forCrackirolOCRACKER' ta WISE CflACKEBS. ■•n.sT.r.wy of o:fc-T tha realvr part of lue wo hand omit ug • f American a»4 i uu. h> that which ia mo n dlfflou t Duteuvc A f-w riinrt yearn ago n father’* pride, niLn arisen dIIB by gtnugna now„ Mj u hods aoehon(ment to the l.w, <>m muthor’s' darling. and guw boh-H uroider •nteqnv^ttwn. ttmee. and the xbi.-to ti puuip and' e re It m.kca every American citizen asfo cureotaaoeor wsr«ili i.. .» m ch •. na Is fioro no roinody ? Is then, do iir'’7 ‘ho hu'1' Prating J^SOtHJDBB, AIUKB!' poetry aadjduw.-tiwi.rm w..e<i ealtei hirtr a. wall y |;tt v tc as by tho loa/ upon to endure tue toug march the powor te a'ay tho c mno of tlio foul do­ :t;j>ri!-:inn o.‘ the Governarant • ’ . scanty ration, and tbo at uditi a o. th© num and .aro our boys t i, lt'.*;.fi.ua',ri 1110 of the groat ill besptmi and l*ttl,- fle.d. a •.parent ,1 There is 1 Bludl I toll it you ? ■ iiiHr vrhiei, ... i.. . ■ tha terrible Panlsns, whoa- ve y time W‘ m in’s influence. ’ C fovUwjUBraU.utMn in I.I, to the vaUxmoe Qureu'a i.wa » ». i.are Wumaa’s iuflaouoo in tho past hu • V— ftdas the Baancre of De.th have been, Lar^n A Well Selected Stock < j until a very late hour, a! orert e .tl ©.yJ ptvvjd itonlf n p .wer in the leal In tioica uf national f zr’’ it " * forgotten. But they ri ll live, and riIbMgh the autho lUas of t .© Unit J i m tn’s v*x? that roes elw und uuilicr.u<? ’"not States will doabtloos um every p.o, er ing in th-: gloom uf tbu-io dark bo ora, as ' ’’’* means to enforce the Ne'ttrJ.ly Laws, with Ur ive hvnrt and cheerful tones alio yet much harm can be done by this body south tlevel ties to rallY round the na•• >.r of man, end ths aodatanoe they ran renstondaiftla of our country. « ro> ie dertothe Red River malcontcnta w.B It wna~ tt.nDMi'a hand and presoacj ba very mart! foot • FAMILY OROCEBIES Lata dlspitahe. from Canada show that camo no miuutain- angels to the CuoeUn.g uf Coffees, that the whole Dominion ui qt.alt.ng dying en»s wlw laid dumt thrir livco in I: !< i« .wtthfaaroT another Invasion for rook­ di-faron of the principles thrir xnAbero •** lag war, ar having w.tr mnJe upon you Lad. arty taught t'jrm to ijh-ruh. J^u*" are two very dURr nt lliiuga. Ji jIt is tu woman s iafiamnra we innrnuw, d Jrl' a< to ba eupposad that tho Ite) Rive.when a demon moro iaaaliablo than fom-1 uk'ra.inn, more cruri than p*»tilonsB, and 1 .. - —------ --------------- - • buy But*. Ash Wood. . CRACKEB8 Lard. Eggs and Whitt jyiTftoir saomxKiiT error. JAMES JEXKS. DEALER IR MAtlllHFRY, , ___ An. ri» Aitealtr Slrttl £u'. DETROIT, . MICHIGAN. Why Sloinnch 1S.««I 1ft,. ntler and. Blood fill, tho Wr«! greatest rcAedi« tho world baa ever ku.mn? After eleven vers! eiperienco nnd trial I he ralf, increased onch mid every yc-tr, tintl thousmKh of loU tera (unsolicited) of Lhdrcxnnrkublo curoa UJey hare performed bear witness. Bond the letters in Local Colnmn of cures by those medicines. groceries, «h. «ai .hr,^ 0,. hrt. The BI<kmI Purifier is thfl milv nrtirlo hi the market tvinchcont.nins the celebrated costly Drugs iuijiortcd ex­ pressly from Sweden for its manufnci uro, nnd the pjy8 contain the nctirc principle of 1 odophrOim (Mandrake Hoot.) and is d substitute for Mercury. Because GEORGE PRESTON xs Nigh: u msde hideous; the fair nama : l H* 1 uf tlio axumuaitr is di-«rao*d“V u’V 1‘',w whk‘h bar ■ ,i. । । , ’ *4* la upon h!s s&ouliU:, gad in n p-.-asn th’ n’tniliunva--1-'-------------------- --- -----------w p bria.J fiFaril. w5:l <thkj YOU SHOULD BUY DETROIT 8T0V H O VH E BRASS W01K02BKAS J CASTfltfll i “ ' Faring* far G*;.~. . n ..r •». «. r-W’W- ma n .-.i u. itra. LriwUMioJ mrollHy Mu .V’.AV Sntijtr Cireu.’tr and Pritt Litt. Jaateapiewcr ftBroa. 89Brush St. Det. ^-~AU kinds of fiteam Heating daaa. Connttee, Cities, Tcwns, , School Districts and Railroads. ^^■’tftlSirrV’tri.s 4T*°” ol**IKUUU "" ^IWTIdC? pun;; OSKI (UJIK ILL! PICTURES FRAMED, U OelMca KrtM asd tew st »«kw >MbO. With GILT, IRITATIOn GILT, 1BITA. TlDil BDSEW003& GILT or Black I, , , Walnut Mouldings. Brecslm otwrei SS.; Jones’ Building I Jstocua Buw: UanJaj., Xfehfcu. __ iuviJr JS-tflafiiKSS;: IM FITIIHT QUJLLITV - ”1nar ruy 'c6aK.C08UjiH4cq Michigan Exchange. �Vi, W®. goal and SRisctlUneous. BUSINESS CARDS. iowne a galloway, BANKERS. raBmriafflffl «8I ■ 111 AT IMAMCll JJtrtWBai MAIN"B>:<nTiEJW7 Dues, IMciis, taro, The Eaton Baplds Jortrnn'ch-xirod it, title inM week nnd now co e< tn us m the Eaton ilaj.QU Saturday Journal. NEW GOODS Direct from Factories. QrrFnnNrw Uooim.- Wm. 6 Goo lycar, of th • firm of Barlow A Goodyear hua gone to Xcw York fo.- new goods. »v e >hall CXIMJC-. to .,«• more than usual att-ac Ions dl-played In tho wav of new Groceries and Produce. DAILY ^-Specialities iu ersry department. S TO V St SI S T ft W*E S LIFEJNJTAH MYSTERIES OF MOBHMIIM COOKJMG, PARLOR COOK. A.YD PARLOR STOVES General Grocer, cvci- l>rou£jlit to Hastings, Come uuettBd till aud m tilfm. HARNESS SHOP—A fln-> stbnk of Harness on hand. Beiiairina done promptly on short notice. SPECIAL NOTICES. „ , Hastings, Midh. ApniSO, ISC'J.—wly WIGHTMAN Iz QVCEBm. New Goods, Agricultural Hotel. Forthe culture of'Asptragut, stndy •■>11 or randy loam .a tbo best; plant In the .'nil or ap.-lug. In rows from two ^nd a half to three foet apart each way; cover four or five Inches deep. Cono- C-mltr- aa I r« .or (eras «»■ *VM asanM^s iES^gtg^iauU euscys. fcJaiis New • Goods. ACKLEY & LADE THE HIW ABTICLE IF FSSSl Aprorx-rxESTa.—Wc not? with great pkneaut moms, that for n.urly two years iw-lmvc occupied a- a bualmsa uf- pk-aauro the Appointment1 nf (,‘co, C. 1 arlh. E-q., of Hast ugs. and Cap* .in Ar.-, without ietur»li g to-JojCTH Corn W I’. An l ewi, o' Prai-lt vl !e, ns D, pA Fug, tl c p:'«ijiri'U>t»,>ou :<e r f it u'y M relink hi .tku the oiii-osin tho tlianLfe for tlio r inlutn kitidn is- f r G.untv of Bariy. Tho entlouiorf soItKted aw comp-le >t <nd ilHelont, nnd wll dl-hnrgcihe <1- ty 1 -pad upon lb-in with ciptnl ability and fld lity. jA'o cong-.1tul.-4e tie apjkdciteco'n their sdo hon, and tho Govo niuent on the Arc in receipt of a Largo and. desirable Stock of Drugs And Medicines. w t ■ water. In a month, tran.pl.iut In i.lils, two feel aj at I. A light soil la the b st wit । tlncly pulvemed m luuie In each bill. A tu.shci of seed po>dtoa« ‘ ‘ p cuiautnr-i picking, aud "Hi givel. ab',u. three-fou Utt as uuny at tbo sce-t |calt'vc rcli- oud. U til p od'ico front one to two hundred bushels । er acre. To dest.oy Lee ou cattle, mix oneTits Daily fruixs is tl 0 name of 1 new da tyjus’ a.arte ! at Grand fl pid* by C. C. Sextos. Esq., the IIrm niunbe Evcry department of the. well known popular City Drug Store will be found complete. * quantity of Pduddiagv, Costards, Qreatas, Charlotte Ituuo, Sc.. Ac. It is by ter tlw cheapest, healiliicsland most dolicioae food in tho world, Band Sci Hou Farias Co., TO CONSUMPTIVE S. PLiJfATIOHBITTBB. S. T.-1860-X- Druggists Sundries, Groceries, IVall iPa-pcr, Traveling ' Baskets Bird Cages. School Books Stationery, $c. •1< It is Ki icp.n lvnt mi j-oUilea! qiicdion ►, and puL lair to be a I >al pu)«r of Inter, st aD‘J rticrit. \V«j Did It gvlspe*.! In thi cause o’ light nnd in Idibits t.< bu|ld up tlio Vailej City * This wonderful vegetable restorative is tho -bWt-snchor of the feel Jo and dobHititoJ. As a tonic on! cordial far the aged and languid. it has no a^eslsraa^ Particular attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. THE GREAT QACTSE ov.riiuvriur wLh ju»l atcb nrilcnu *u» theyoutbtu! mlud n.n <tijoy, tilgo><, aud Piro, rl .to t > Uiuir Individual um>, ui.d whi. ti wl.l there o c tend k> potnoti For twonty-tivc cents you ean buy of your Druggist or Grocer a package of Sea Moan Forine, manufactured Cross J risk Moss or C irrugeou, which will make sis teen quarts of Blanc Mange, and a like A tli Cold linn win Down to $1.12 ! ’subject, it is superseding Krery other stimulant In all climates, Lopissi, temperate or frigid, it nets asa .posdte in every species of disorder jrLeb undsrminos tho bodily strength sad breaks down tho animal spirits. For sale by all* druggisU. 5953 th Jr u> >rnl nnd roc'al and annul pro,-rc-s. Published ly John I- Sbo.ey, 13 Wa-biu ton ->;r.-ct, Boston, Muss., nt th.- cxt.umciy low price of jLW per OH MEN A N13 BOYS LARGE STOCK Saodcaw A St. Louis KAiutosD.Frlduy wo had the p.<u uro of a cu irom A. 11. Mack, l£q , I’oat.MaSicr . Cuisun City, >lontc..!uj tcunty. d Mack is in v.imst « u tuc »utywt «n r.duoail irvm the Valley to .-:t. i-oixi , VB,auw,„„„, Aimu. C.tr<m L’.ty, i'aio, Ionia. Hast- a .11 Seia< <!•<». iiie-.Kai .inasvo, and tbcmw wvKi, via .j lorll, ,Ttn,| Mthfa mntl b« Important point. lint tho.dich.gan Ccinrul tu Chicago. Uo •••‘"L bother R.ilr-.ad firr-jrvt Th* Howrll ITrnWy nwt of April Hilt, •trongb •>»» <”«•“ Oauuty Wbtib berepr.scauw.Uix/ opcrion of a Railroad Chmpai'J hr lb- owlmn- utii 1.10-1 curui-s-..ymanyetfi.t hatm..y be made b .U.f •Ida road. Wv lau 8.0 I many r»^.i.a why Un 1 eq<iv u L.e Valley siwuli. ou.ua ug* the '.u Idla-oi a ralir.-ud an car.j uay Ixib. lheeou te. lyl ia ox the l. -n lnd..uieJ. I \\ e i.opc..o « this m .t ec ag.wteJ at > 0;.C0 —SoQUiaU HUeriJrur. un Ihuu.day 'a t Air. M wk mule us a rail iu tho.1 ureat of the above Uuj of the late Decline Bought d Gold. PKICES REDUCISO. Cheapest Store tho City. One Price Only 36 Canal Street, Grand Ttapids. Tbo Grind River Vatfcy Dlvl Jon o' the M. C. R. R. la doing a splendid freight aud pos*oiiger bualno a nowa- WHAT THEY JOHN G. RUNYON Bfir GOLD AND SILVER PAID OUT EVERY DAY. IM JeObrson Street, Hastings, lich, lisrtod. May M, HO- yl ____________ i_________________ KEEPS THE LARGEST V.. " ------- Z ---- - • mm ««mrw.ll» lh. ufflicWd. «o «.y tb»l I «»• c on ,<wr Invslssblv Hssadissvlsn ssi RI»W Parifttr • Mr «n.l. in ■ vt c.m or dl.nM uni Iu •« «d wMok •’ *•« .s<md«l my rxpeeriuooL -P «» lb rr«w.^d. ■ .1 . -• -- with nlrM.ro. tirenairnil TAXES! TAXEST DR. AIK1N, No. 11, Canal St. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, pint ruin north of S-vaCa Hotel.) Tlio wav to make money is to save it; tho way to save it is to buy your ffla rd ware AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES In tho County of Barry. —OI — H. A. GOODYEAR. Sabbath SehaoU. I keen constantly on hand a la^gc aWi? well selected. Stock of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturers, before the recent advance. _ . WOOLEN FACTORY! In the article of Store, alone. TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BUILDING 3IATi'!{lA1 c'AKPENTER-s TOOLS k trr eomctlmi* will a.dmbtwny br wcept shtelatb. JasruU.as ikrj s..xi«iUldjs.aws.nprvw. .... wltn. d.rtf.n.. «rfarsbU»(mal.rMlforiu eew filter p>h- a-nid all othhb.ooods Kopi in Ihrdwr. F fr, to bo «old «t loltot” pn«*- *-(kn ar‘I! 1 "ZSta yon « once "“‘J’Ta^aawalu gg£ -yjptHulinp, NoTCTiber IIhstimiWoolhi Farrm �..... aipkh g?, thi rotnro wmow JEW IMEBTIMfx'Km. LEatGALNOnCKi SHERIFF'S SALE bankrupt sale. LEGAL NOT1CES.__ ~ MORTGAGE SALE. tjji. POCT. DODD'S u-to"Upu6U0 AUCTION, feJMTgttf >*r'7 OD“V’ BlrLday. April 80th. HTO- ' nervine and nmooHApn. jgess iesSS =sii? taw tortilMortsms Ml as J »«.»<aat to <ha » sfe? NERVOUS ALMS® j Jara j.swEitzr. De ErS#' e.iinur.1 sett at psUle Mrtlsu to th, hlchsat U4d<r ihs prmis-a UrwrUc-l in saH anrarss' er to math llital m w*> ba tir-caax, luralUT, aakl «!<■<:, Ursribsr with fct»r.«i asd nd. Ibrraoa. atvl alw i<raat)-S>* dollar. V an sllorurv'a tn r-',ni>n:- MORTGAGE SALE m HWBS!?5«8? SfSEf&U^.VU Quietly panted from earth last week, ■at hia reaiaence iu • thia city, one I’at Mullin. Though noeeemxl uf many vir­ tue*, Mullin was cliiell^lear to fame an tha inau whom Barnum paid fur his •'tarn” nt Turn Higginton's barber tdwp under the Fork Hotel. Tha story is well known, but it should b- repeat­ ed onto more in honor of tho dead and in justice to the living. Ona day, a few years ago, Barnum rushed into Higgittsoa’s shop fol’ a share and found Pat Mullin, the deceased, just taking his rial for tlio samu operation. Barnum nt oneo nrepoecd to Pat to exchange turns, offering to nay Pat’a BEL Pat, with tlio quick wit of an Irishmam, as­ sented. Barnum got his share, told Higginson to charge Pat's bill to him. ana went on his way rejoicing. When Pat’s turn camo ho deliberately preceedcd to take a bath, a shave onA a shampoo,” and wound up by baring his hair curled and his whiskers dyed. When all was dona he- politely tuld Higginson to “Charge it to tlio bow,” and departed. Bnrnuin afterward pai l the hill, end thought the joke was worth tho money.—A'nc Vtri G.Wr. —Mgs. Nancy Hayes, who, with a demontad husband, occupied a Louso on Twenty-third street. Richmond, a ns found dead on the 3d, having been dead three weeks. Tho cows and chickens tn' her lot ware found starved to death. Tho husband war oho nearly starved. — Petitions were presented in the Legislative Assembly al Halifax on the 11th. praying tho British Government to release Nava Scotia from allegiance. —I.. Walker, a colored man, was shot dead while coming out of his shop in Brownville, Texas, on the 11 th. tine W. II. Wataun ha-| drawn _hi< gun upon him, not knowing it was charged. coiUahriiixfortrlfcllKrca.f Us4 arrunliM to SIX-CORD SSjk For sale by allxfaalers in DRY COODS 4. NOTIONS. LIST OF M NEW8PAMS iWWws E :.® “Stiffs S! SwEst AJ; NOTICE! Illi* aalnaml tbcre«r <m,t <>• Uth . .. — ...rrren.*a<i ta4 •iSWAW cor la a;>d to tbo I n Ar. to yro.wa intent*, ir.rw^, '.'D1. ... " ISth s»r of April. 1BTO, SHI lUmz.Van .if lbe*BlMriM1r."o?ca hte Wm. H. Burk LCgi, Column. Pafaalt bsvtrstoa m»d« In the ~ eeruls wortrisv Vt tt« ’’.’•-rrirtawi* SB® C'ash run JJ.‘SeSiVS?R.-‘45E ■ .1... .. I “T'.O .in. car- ' Gents’ i*uv St.by -Ya. 1 NUtVt-/ pR-lM/T. JU/CJA. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to Its natural Vitality andtofor. Jalh 9JH3Mn A dressing which it at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual fur preferring ths k!E5n,'^7-?t.i2 SM&! SCHOOL IlHHMl BOOKS, OCi.ll Kind.. J,*,’,’ In®d in the City or State Schools, «kf-, wirtt i rrix irm or ?.“c Stationery and ILmkwI. rs’ .nnd New*„„1 d- a!rrs' goods nt the Litre,price at >Im,i, whole.de or ictuT, by! rtit-1 „ 4 -*• MOV*. at _ O,ifto.ito,1'osloC’cs. Jtetioit • ' • Rims-1.A CO.'S ftH AtCisim ai ’ Fore Pops, Prices. llaasfisetaro* Pumps and Iron Pipe tor Drive Wells, I'Jirl'e Hi.-ma Puiupa, . Detroit Hoveity Wcrki^Detroit. Mich. TT,;n fenjf j, jhickened, falling hair checked, and bald­ ness often, though not always, cured by is use. Nothing caa rseiors the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or tha glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for wsfnlneaa by this applies!too. Instead of fouling tbe hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ita occasional use wi^ prevent tha hair from turning' gray or falling off, and consequently pee rent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations danfleroua and injurious to tbe hair, the Vigor caa only benefit but not barm it. If wauled HAIR DRESSING, nothing elm can be found to desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does Dot toil whiu cambrk, and yet lasts "2ft f±jraf_’. C r 8T0M C is0THING. ’ Whr» vee ». to Ikt toil, gp ta a»d see tte fee. ebo.es stock .4 . Foreign and Am.rioan Piece Goods. ctatbtBg er Gcnla* Famuluqg OmsU. guio M AltLKY, th.. C lothier, ISO Wondwnrd AVo., IXvtrolt. f*<4J *’ rn‘M**L'* £•=<■' -rui1^ STATE ___ asojniaiMTm, FANCY GOODS,” IIowlory.^T^oc. & Trimming Children's A DISEASES. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-05-04.pdf 42250db5d25210997d0af4b6fd185040 PDF Text Text HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MAY 4, 1870. VOL XV. CntfesW art bWwt NUMBER 1. Card?. r State Ire BOSTON CASH STBM! SILVER! ; Silver will be given in change for the fractional part of \ 1 a dollar over seventy five cents, up to the even dollar, exeepiing for sugar. .Hastings Cash Store IMS, F® IM. mis, Cloths and Ready-made Clothing, Halu & Capa, Boots & Shoos, Gr&cories, he. For the Spring and Summer Trude. HAsriXQS EXCHANGE, WIGHTMAN & GREBLE । of tiling. Wt Hase!, anywhen-, do | the path, aha <pi [they? Consumption soled f Nn, as 1L.1 r-iUsd the *u-------2 stociinga into a snug quite time hours before Mrs. Mar, her souwy live, pod, honest half-lack' roles 1 Ir.. Loll, whwb .!» ] ut into her pockst. uezt door neighbor, hod begun to hang think thuy'U du, Mine Chanty." . i Effhdy.knottud together the strwgs to oct even no tuimh saapockat handkwr" Whit is yow coaiultatija feef’ saidI I hurgmtors so el* might hang thmlioier chinfnr * «4L* . Sandy Iibat w.e a tri | Charity, ghtrshr pnUteg <mt auj.it perto-1 brrerm. thch rose and w»nt bravsly ’ tunph that mado cmirada far all! ' mbnnal -. onward, cougralulutiug horsnlf on her i And what did little Mr* May do! ' " Five dollai«, in co important a cas»■ brilliant idea. Alas, for the fiWdty of i Mie too had three chUdrtm and a hus­ I as thia." replied tho doctor, subaidiagiato,; human caleeletioes I Out of the piac I band to care far. She too had a waab| an easy rocking chair, ‘ but don’t pay’ : woods, along by Hie edge of the thrifty ing. and a he also waa without a rid al mo the money ; Hl take this ehair for ai' rye, and th.T» was Dr. Norton himself i that partienlsr time. few moments nud a glaas of water, andI! just oirnljg around the corner, and with- . Monday morning, however, found her call it crea;" ro Chruitr went for lb- wu-■ 11 ten ranis of Hireling hor, poljably astir at five o'clock, Iiefisii her husband ter.- When she came in with it, he nae। . and uudi*gu».>-l]y barefoot as she waa, j or her children were awake. Mr. May ju«t iB-ilitig known Lil orrand. 1 , with her «lirti caught ap to avoid the I had complained of a severe headache on •'Vie l-wn lomiuU tin Well*., , dew, and her now gaitnre hung over her ‘ the previous day and eveaing. So sh» ! She is very low—won't bis? much long-, - dipped quietly out of bed, without wski er, but tho family ari> worn out. and-1 It wt» a frying moment for Charity :ins him, and lit lira kileben fire her­ agreed to wind a watrher for to-night.,। Abbott, and Ul sort, of wild thoughts ! self. Thu boil.r bad been filled by her I: actiy, but gradually w» appeared to ‘ careetcd through her mind at once,''husband, late on Saturday orrnixig; and !I melt down and run tog*tbor, ccnversa, though she still Jfsj< an her way. since ]! by the time be camo down, with a lov. | tionally speaking and then oi.-rything it was loo kilo Cor concealment Yevter-' iins scolding to her far tearing him went along os comfortably as clockdnv'e IJaJicu, whoa he caught her ex- mloep, the water was hot, aad the}[work. l.ibitmg her galLrs. were u white roses |' lirvokfaat table atood nictly stirend in < W» talked, an! talk®!, and talked— to tk onto ><umpired with the burning |' 'the aitting.nxxn. Cold tread, an 1 ham, i allesat I did. And wo laughed, and ret which now rrftarad her cheeks and I1wirno । Ixrifed egg* and a, delicious cup .laughed, and laughed - at toast I did. forehead', and orca crit none*! her shell- ’1 iof coSee—that waa the bill of fare ; | But all the time I had my persenca of I but Mre. May eat at the bred of tiur ta-1 bln. in a neat, dark colored calico wrap tolly dislain that for a moment Dr Nor- ■ ■ twr. and snowy tinon collar, aad snmoth-. t-rt> foil quite ashatm-4 that bn b.i 1 over 1 i ly bnudwl hair, evra thouch it wav muito ux-b a saggmiim to one «o gmrefolly Wiidk.ua , "I should Lc really afraid to gn." and I — ..... ..... , How rated bar soft blue -yve timidly : that he was folly in lore with the girl be-, to him. "What if the jirai sr.-c-Jun-* for- him, wb"«n hitherto he had thought । ahonld di» in the night I" hs - nly half loved, So careful, and, "Hope Abbott looksd jus: what siio waa, a ahal, so mndo.i a girl as her bltuhre * agentfe, confiding girl, iSd v must Let- >krned her to be. could but make a pardon onr young h-ro if the thought | prudent, faithful wife. The imp litre of did [vu» t.'irough hi« heal, whit a pion- ' tho moment cams Over him, • and he 1 sura It w.uM be to eliurish and proto l yielded to it. so wlt-a they at last met one so lovely all hie life sod hi to-k her hand to say "Good “111 go,' sail Charity, qnh-tty. “l’u> morning." he looked franklv into hernot afraid, and if the plaoeTo diiagrevii- clear eyes, and Slid instead, in a quiet, bio, 1 can endun it forone night. Even resolute war. " Charity Abbott, will you if tho poor croaturv shonld die, I tin bo my wife I*’ call tho family .!' Charily'* answer is not on record, but you shall help laama clear np the place . • Yrs, certainly " -aid the vnt-i l>r. ' w« are told that, not many months after.. and gat it ready for him. if you etc two tboueand dollars, mar bo f Bat do Notion, white L'lo inner man was saying she bought hsraelf a pair of snowy satin .। hum* from school in tinw." "Moat sensible of tho thr.e outer. I Bo---- —1 -------- *—11| “ What d.all I bring, dear I" asked • no, sir, I know you o uln't have ma-la bold true Charity I" ■*( m rsr; gtod to Mr. May, bonding down for hi* fare­ dial much- fray eevcntesn hundred, maybe 1" have found a suitable waklur lor to- 1 well kiss from her. “ Ha ha I I know you rouldaX My night, and also much obliged to yon, Mi>a , “ Something good, papa. Iml [.lain, lecturing rrceipbi for lost spring and Charity," said hr, as lie took liu Ionic a so that th* children can have re tar," ■Ul. ....... *..m CrwvWMn 1ft, ..kassA । was bar reply। "Anditia all nonaenao your dining down town, dear Harry; 1 shall l« only toe glad to got dinner far you, if you fornily, he whirled away ia a_ elotid of du<t; the noble, prepenesting young doctor, whom lialf tho girls w-ro break­ ing thuir hearts for. but nh.*. cslloy iudignsady averrwl, womed Ui have not the hast bit of a hear, to give Io anv, body except hie patient*, to whom Iv> nude himadf very dear, do mntter who ItwaaMoadsy monu'ng-a I right, they^were, .,r how <-]d and rvpulsjve suunr, rbeerfol looking day; just th" His break'nvk peer, however, subsidod wvatbrntodre cfotbas nicriv, nnd to’ Into a slow'walk as hr rode up the hill make people frel pleasant sud luppv, if, That cvmiug, just at suno-t, Cl.ar.ty , ... ■ ■ l.j... ,v ..u h... j, path, ” acrois .» ,v Si' '11' lota from her prvtty borne to „rT.»J? Jtai-. » ik,. .Vb..J HARDWARE VU , i dollars, for in.tance?" «8ay! Why, I should like to see myself rolling in just such another ocean of affluence Eight thousand 1 ! I'll male a note of iL Why. man— and on top of all tlih 1 am to uuderstand that you had still moie inocma ? " “ “Ha-ba-ha ! Why. you are igdy in the suburbs of it. so to spsok. There'* mr lxiok,VTl>e InooenU Abroad.' - price S&&0 to l\>0, according to the binding. Li,ten to rafc- Look me ia the eye. During the last four month, and a half, .sating nothing of ssli'a before that— ' but just simply during the four mouths , and a half eidmg March 15,1870. ws'vw dtohs. 1 lUuS plenty of time." I sold ninety-five thousand cejdes of that A nd Mr. May seised upon ths dish­ -book! Kmrty-fivr thousand I Think cloth sud pen and hot vita, and laugh­ I of it. Avcrago four dollars a ropy, sayingly began his task, in spite of all het | It's ncakly four hundred tb-uaand dolproteitationa Jdr. Juno* psseed their gate just as lie was wiping th- last dish. "Hullo, Jones! wait otw moment and well go down town together! " he cried out -rm my wifX ^Bridget’ | sri" 'tr" T“w--r "!«• :iTi .5 . ed to her Ilk* purest inecnac, and n hl i „ni1 I dBUtJ*" °J°r •ftWU ' •» in •“ minutes more, and ! Uio lowlands told of nrwwb-rr.es rtpraj qoarr,]|a« with each oth-r , iug to luscious sweotiwa. down among 5g j i^Z Mr 1 tho rank grass and weeds. The bobo- r__.. Tou to n< nD»” 1 I bT‘ hcr .k^ ‘a • L'r Y •I»“S «* •*«. I ‘-t-w. to kindirZ kit hen fire, 1 turning <lowa J>ia cults, he caught hi* hat I blejsrgan. rc'isnddearinij. >Ur«y g^ytog a naughty word to himself by. and hurried toward the door. I sweotneaa, and thus atteuded she trar-1 ito, way. •'Harry! How <Un yvaF” cried.' , er«,l .lowly the long tnoadi.w tath. J0?M Mt,, leisurely, and 1 Mr* May. drinking in *|t every st-1> the bcautiei of l ceyupkted her unlut with mauv a yawn1 ' Eh 1 ' ho said, storting at her with • .'irth ud sky and cloud. Down the lit- and sigh and groan, fiho twisted her a bewildered glano-. I tie hill 'Which hid her Lome ft-m view, hair up into u tLtht hard knot l-oldnl. She bunt nut laughing. " You dnnd- i [then through tl.o ktae g-to which end fiuMwdit wmtraly with a brokeufol num I You were wore going with- ■ npened a little way WliL its ervaking toothed comb, ~ ... out kissing me! 1'11 bare a dhurry I S'-rewp, to let thrdtigli her agile form, ragged ealiro th-u around th# oonn-r of a field of rearer. early rye, nlamly standing stint and WM1 a tall, and aha ceterel a little p.‘m> grove, dav," a hwhow. uutrido the gate saw and The brwwn was whispering aud sighing . KAm |< >H*ard italll Ho looked ruefully back] amriog tlio waving Imneluw, making a c'otlxa I ut hiaowu borne, so pretty end so piojssweet, peative rausfo, which chirms! in «• Nc I ant toUHr, aud sighed. , plcaesuitlv with her thoughts no attunvd . upyeui And Mrs. May gut her ekAhoe hung . .arivert.iro*‘tL iiusi attentively to nature'a harmony, and she lingered in oa| Qf «U noorty throo bourn later than Mrs.1' for four mioutos. I tho* (mik'd up the the charming pure a little, pleased with , bettor 1 Jones. । toil and raid: everything, earn the oft, brow-j ra^pet,, I'm gc Hut after all dear rrelar, ia wMeh 1' Hold mo while I Wat. Ut Maria —Li.a. .i r-ia— .—it—. ——i* ■ vhouse would you hero pefoned to spend ■ uu» «h« Utter-cakre'* By-aad-by, when I camo to, I arat । down to the mm mill cm tint ronxr, and (lin'd an ariici by tho week to ail up nighte and curso that atroug>», and giro mo a lift r<r.**kibal!y in tba dartma whm I camo ton hard plaen. Ah. what a miscreant k. m! ffit bar gentle mi.iirto.itiun*. With a'' ho had brought bonra .omo .tvaiaritably' touches tender ns Ihowgtr tho frrmTH | Un* trjiilja.t once, during that whole" were a ioor friend, die ciafed the aged m-jaih; uid then bad raok-d than K,ur.±>.“.'.rf‘SE.,'2: hmuJfMthe HMwn fire for foar «f|, Mliing liead. Unwearied were her attrolKuui. and mneh wmw thrr needed by mind >eat-] . I the worn eafibw, wmD toward raurnl ng Air. Junie raaukly cat kin o»a brad­ A tawwtodro of our dotira fo the ra.-at | i they took eBiset, and the rank awry into last, and diapelchod it landing; romn, ituoful part of philosophy. a quiet, peaceful eieen. 8lHl Cturrilv ' aour bread, aalt butter, ap d cdlc the j Tirinnerecf aha-.utter should eve? U: hfcir tt*lo fan water half boil- - Gold '& Silver Walches. he after he, fraud after frand. rillaiav after viftainy, tin my iamortal soul was coated inches and inches think with perj"T ““J “y eelf-reeiwct wen gone tor- natint but atngalarly unforgwtful- Hu look into your eyes, oo a ttaV mooting, is dear, direct, but not pierring. Ho "makes no deep eerwtiny “ farto your character, but you feel that ho reads you W’U<“ maybe acre he will knew you tho nut umc. Hii words are taw, as he has occasion. ally remarked, and bis address eimpiao- �lanntr. grar gdtrrtumrau The Dance Commenced RKAMOXS WHY I ' YOV BHduW BUT iDETROIT STOVgg WRIGHT & SMITH, “ A. B. Mack. Esq., of Canon City, vlalied Kalamasoo last Monday, on a tour of iaepoetloo-looking over the line. Ho Informed us that the people alou< the proposed nad an vary uuaal- ' aigU. .aM, I *TnaaOfc • adoring aid foe th. afflicted aro roming tn from sll p^ of tho oraatty. A eitL*“ ot Now York has given authority to a gaatiraaa hero to drew on him for •1.000 for th. roltef of th. euSarors. A tetegrata from Alexandria enuouaese the priafadoaoMcf the eeMmted Tayter FtaiMI %>M (Ml • matter of especial pride During tho four years th* Ds *«r a , baa been under oaa editorial charge, we | hare labored without eeaeing to aceosn-I. pBah oar pupae, to and forth a. the organ of the Republican Party in th* Qmn^y of Barry a paper ascend La ria* J k' thr"“I U»« t 1 »“ celebrated in Hi. Louis to Hagiaiw, From Kelamaroo to Saginaw Thl. 1s a <nrrsr.nl line from tiial »>«..------ nw, o, , pewsd by the way of LcwelL As to the < lhr*Mh » forttie oounlxy^nol ra relative merits> of th. two w. do not now | tora^^’^n^r 2}? » apeak, nor nadsrtake to say that both i taking by the tnre.im.nt of a re' may not. In duo time, be oonacamated. P“rttea of the earolpge which the By looking over the n>.e of thfjttato, I HTrIV -ln5 •”r W main Im. th. roaster will aeatfeastbie route I. very ‘roJd" bo»ds oftbis i a.,,.., ,n^.E. 'K.TS.TSLt'• «s s* Idional Vp« be paiahaoed to enable M to make ear reading and advertising ootanu aaiform fa appearance, which will involve eenriderahla sxpenws, but JOHN PATTON A SON, HASTINGS double purpose of making the Bom “Wttrthy of the «adivid*d patronage of the Repnblitana of the County, aad a paying lureetoset for the prvjufotota. W are doing, is it too much fitr ns to ask of tho Teputbeans of the County their gan•tom aid in extending its eurulaboa r. Let a» not only petition the Legiala- ' to It I Wo ought to hare, without delay, 2,000 '■ lure ujou ibis point, but let u. {••■paying subscribers ia thio County. I that the right men aro nominate.! and I Wo export to hare them, aad if oaeh of sent to the Legislature to grant the pell.: Cheaper al name tho work will be seeeuipliahed, aad the Diana ia its enlarged form made * fisir paying investment from ths ULI AT THS BASMGS lively no trouble to any of <rar patrons, and would ba a darting benefit to tho whole people at the County, by enabling as to publish a paper which, by Ila real Merits aad beeutiful appearance would «id Urgely to the reputation ot the , sure of four days Only one important Ricaunra, April 27. This rity wss this morning tho seen* A t» County at home aad abroad, aad thus ens. ess tried, aad that goee to th- Husecure public attimton to the position promo Court. Wr append a eyaopeis of •[ of a frightful catastrophe, which waa at- af*£^!« tended with fearful loss of life and J? ? which ear County really dore occupy In 1 limb. ideal About 11 Ateek this morning the ' O W kinds of productive industry I Supreme Coart of Appeal, of Virginia ' | was crowded niih eminent ritiasn. an<b We shall, of course, ia ilia future as many local poUtidaas, aad a great many ia the past, stand firmly by the princi­ of the public at largo, who wore drawn ple* end policy of the Republican Party | there by eonceity to hear tho result of wrvius; J erase E. uonnli of tho Ration, the State, and tb-County, ■ the late hearing at the question of the Wm. Mlles, Laporte, Ind. and do all that our pool tita enables us to | Mayoralty of Rtohmoad. Tho fnends Campbell, Valfsroteo. ! of Meosre. Hlywa aud C«b<xra, who Young, Chtacgo; au< M. 1 comprise the prominent Republicans and ' ofl’ouUac lleeatna that t ptmdplaa onundated aatliosoof the lata The rates for both freight i OeMeroatire. of the city, had assembled 1 Party tn Contention aasombled. or in psseengero are unusually low ths p । snt sewn by this route. Coagreer, ot by the President, el the ; Tho new depot which Mr. Vander polls ; believing that the principles and contemplate. on Fourth-eve., fa, y,. . policy of the Rapahlean party aro oaoenrial to the highest possible prosperity at..! glory of the American people ’ Tknd we propose and expert to snake ' tho Bsxxaa tho exponent of the bari as-1 Asrwti of th« whole people of tho County; I the waAiforesy odreMfr of every educe- I ' titmal and moral reform ; the rpeu ad­ ' rotate of whale ter tends to advance the . beet interests of our people In all departmcaU of productive industry aad k■; rial Improvement, aad to thia end shall not hastate to derate the moot untiriag labor and determtiad effort, and wo ask ' of our patrons aad Mends ia all parts , of tho County, Motives of any nd every- । Ihrwtiy after th. disaster occurred th* Iking Abo pal lication of whlsh would fire-alarm waa used to give ootieo. and Tbs Matsa-heselu Isgialatare has rotoad ia any degree to promote the public | t!>* book and ladder compacuw at one* Line, the lanrart force Icing on that C.r!°n al{,B< Ikte div and centiy voted two to one again.t woman weal, and for rueh information will pay 1 repaired to the eoena A cordon of po- i lice wee drawn around the building, and liberally at any and all timse. Friends, ■ investigation that ih« women the ladders were thrown up to th* win- 1 will you not eee to it that such informa- ' fee did not want the privilege. down For three hours the scene was ticn reachsa as with tho least poeeibU । of j defendant. Sweeaey for the People foil of horror Minute aft*r minute | Holbrook A Mills fonlerendent. noticable fad that not a single Xathan Barlow and Wm. fa. Uoodjaai there appeared eviariag out by a rope vs. Pliny MeOmber at. al; assumpsit. bed around th* middle th. bod. of wq), I Continued by consent Holbrook 4 popular farorite, who, after being swung MUI. for plain tiff;. H. D. McCutcheon Upon the top of the shoulders of one ol •Hara Ifrpand.Wliltf C. D. 3TEWAKT. jy-TBurr MAciinnn*Mfor“~ GEORGE PRESTOS' JAMES JENKS ........ iieiwi' ■ lORk ME! Down with the High Prices! Fancy Goods, Boot and Shoe Ayer’s Hair Vigory £tau3. immaculatolMnes is sensitive. ' Th. I nd tens on .j,, Grand y luteetono, and Big Cberrnno rwervaboar, numbering about 14,000.re again s, ,, . tO B ‘-'-'ui***. sua rourtoenth mid AlYvl “fllioM of mousy aro in- Sixteenth Infantry Regimonte hare born [ vreted in the ropjier mine* in Miohigaa. ordered to tho seen*, Goa. ghanX*" • A talented hen ia Maine has hatebed I ** wm “*fc* ,k* * ‘ 1 out three chykeiu from ono egg. U* en «»»• “koaal statute Thirty years ago a keg of butter was 1 >books referring to slavery was last wc k 1st down into a Pennsylvania well to I It was peamd ia 1803, aad l,JJP£n the doors. •' Closed root It was taken out recently aad prohibits the importation of pereons cf color info curtain Blate*. ‘ t»OT businoM was done Oenemi Grant's fe.j,., U1. r iy. To-night meetings idont never votod but twice In his life In I MX be voted for a Whig eerdides. f,,0on|P?i 10 1858 ha voted f«r th* Court. Judgment for plaintiff far six rent, and crete. Cralne and Moolrsn^fondalntlfl ; Bwomey A Wood Women's Gaiters, f .85 “ Imp'd Goat, 1.50 Boys Brogan Shoes, Men's Carpet Slippers, “ Plow Shoes, , “ CalfS"d Boots, I “ Brogans, Children's Shoes, Bilk. Linen, and Cott< UFFP, HANDF.hcniEFb For restoring Cray Hair U> GEORGE PRESTON 1U natural Vitality and Color. PICTURES FRAMED, With GILT, IMITATION GILT, IBRAT10N ROSEWOOD A GILT or Black Wou,dln9*- REMOVES TO THE EMPIRE BLOCK 3EI 3W XXF aiLifiiiiE, bankrupt stock HOV8E IN HASTINGS HAIR DRESSING, dmac A. Holbrook re. John H. armaa, lmpteasto.1 with IL X. Ataaoro ; aseumjalL Held there wro no la*dno- CIXJTHfi, CASBIMRRR8, T-_____ A-A, ™UN“». Michigan Exchangt �Onr Gordon JobP™* ■idtreaw ciithal r. a Ortad River Valley Division. Th* Spot* in tho Bun—Jaeob Abbott. WUh fourteen HtartreUon*. In a Country btore-Jomph O. Good­ win. With nine UlttetreUoaaneuiro. Frederick th* Greet-Diplomatic la­ — . . ,„u Anuiroeuc. bj Ikni.rtntend.nl , trtM*and Mltttery, with ftmtUtottreTb. nreoting wna orgpaaod by abet- ,I(Mtonl. MauMT-VOl. Englteb aad Phyutotogy, byPTOfamor' Ing A. Byorron. Cbainaaa, aad Goo. M.' Oruuitnar, ---------•~ -* ’----- •----------------i Pulnun; and Geography and Btawlng , Ifowey, a* Ifocretary. Mr. A. J. Bows* etited tm behalf of by Profemor MeLouth. Ta**day ercalag Mr. Ilmfocd <l*li**4 ths Haet-ng* duleguU..a that tho requit­ , en d a Itoturo on th* Mucatlou of Ch* | A Home to fort-Annte Thoma*. al rnnuuut of .lock had bmn .uUcribed, -------- oa Wadaaaday *<*alug Mr. | Imlurtrtal Hohool. tor Wotu*u—K1Uand that ou tho report of th* Harting* Itetnam lectured on th. .Ignttlcan** *f l»lh R. iteabwly. A Brwmbof Frombo-Mary N. Fmocommittee tho atockhoUan were ready , littl* thing.; aad oa Tbured.y *vualng , Mr. MeLouth, an Leaaoa* In Htotery. ' Tuba and llie Outeat Maalfmto-Dioa to argania* th* company. On behalf of th* cocuaitte* at Ixrwoll. Dr Elrwnrth atatod that the earn* waa true 0= the part of th* «»>ckholdero at Mr. A. W.bater, ot Auguata, etetod the th**.- pwpl* wer* t’7'n- 10 “> their pnwer to aid the ronetrurtior. of a roadtocrom th* Cenirel at Augiuta, an! that their ootamitte* could obtain no vu- uur»g<tu*nt from the people of Cold water, aa they were al pre-nt o-mmitte! to a road from Matiefleld. Ohio, n* Coldwater to Kalanuuoo, and thane* aorth; he ate) atatel that h- thought “>"d ACKLEY A UFE IN UT, •rmiuif Druggists Sundries, Groceries, »‘all Paper. Traveling Baskets Bird Cages. School Books Stationery, #c. Znglteb Lawy.ro-William A. 0JAnterm ■ (Omlted In thia Number, th? Author baring taU-d Io furaWi copy tn Hm» tut pubUotton.) ■ kdltari* K**y Chair. Full tort* Uterary Record. Editor’. Itetenllde Record. ft Init (iitE-JS-i; ■MiictluMVD.ad*m road from the north to ronne-’- with th* Central at Augusta, a. their purpom wu to eeeure a competing road with th* | THE HEW Arncu if N ' Cold Mr. Manrikld, of Bedford, atated that their town would largely aid in the building of tho road—probably *nuugh __ ___ ____ _____________ with a VMW of having tb. road extend , Wr <ir, |n |lltl ronnoctlon tbarmelu- [ weekly and monthly wilUona by La* A eiulh *o a* to connect with both the Ceti-1 i^o, adopted by llie tewliero at tho eioro Sh*pard. llu Wa*hlnylon Street, .xwtral and Southern road* ; he also .tated •*— —*> ..nreaainr th* 1 tan. at g2JO Mr a nnuui. that a mcefing wa* hild yaatorday at, Cxldwntor, to further th* «xt*naion of I th* MaMfiebl Sue rte Battl* Creek I Mr. W. Bri*tol,(of Johnatown, ateiad I •to’ Institute* a sort Important and ef-1 that most ef tho people of that township detent mean, for .breeding abroad j were in favor of 111* propeaed road, and among the teacher, of th* H lai* a k now Ithat uo doubt that tho tax would b* vo- edge of their doth*, and the bort mean* of dWharging th.in, and that our warm-1 fOrthroialng htatary of tho Vane>t thank* ar* due »ad freely rendered tn | J,q^»l trial I* now Io prv-e In Detroit. jfa»**e**tk^*yc*.pj^*ai»*>w. 1. Fellowihlp ; Odd Fellow*' 11*11. FbU-1 •delphla (llluetrated); Frteodeblp va ; (Lore; Women of th* Blbto; Choice UnotnS. That to lb- propriMore of 1 poetry; Cunmpomtotica frtn twenty; Union Hall w* al*o tender our thank* •evenHtate*, Ae .Ac. JI.31 [ar relume. for *o hilly providing u. with a plaaaant JoitM W. onn, Publtab*.-, So. te Na*-1 I and eonmodlou* place of Htevting. . ffroL 'cmJ. That v-» h.ll with mltofete Unn the dem.od »o generally mod* ta \ a moro advanced »tandard or qoallflea- Ta|^*n b*d >e«n an Inmate of th* prfeon for two yean, and w«***nt from Cm* county, for outTMing th* paraon of a , llttl' girl aad thro murdwlog her. He wo. rd. emit from the *oltt*ry cell* In ter. (Ofa»ro* they do no<.whoe*er knew Sweeney to hare any internet in any pobli enterpriee-- E». Baraaa.) Mr. Fuller, of ItoWsU. waa willing to yA»u th* inganfaaUon fur two week*. M thought it waa l-eel to rtrik* whil* w* iarite th* attention of th* public to I PLAMTATIOR BITTS LARGE STOCK Bought during the late Decline Cheapest Store would rote aid to any rompaay eiteodmg a road through thrtr town , l>r. ritaworth then pointed out m the I map tho vartouk Uxatiuna interacted, and aboweil lh» relative mmt*, *o tar aa di- For twuBty-Hr* eeutr you can ba ynnr Dniggiet er Onxwr a parkag Boa Mom Futo*. i.ianuito-.un-d Irich Mom or Canagm. which will* eixtewn quart* of flaw Mange, and i quantity ofrunddn<s Cuatarda Chi Chartotte Kume, Ac. *<■- U ■ b lUaheapeat, healthtoataadimat dull a T.-1860 x. Gold. the City. One Price Only Dnp, Mediciao, Gnraria, General Grocer, CLOTHING- HOUSE! 86 Canal Street, Grand. Rapids. W GOLD AND SILVER PAID OUT E^ERY DAY. -«■ TBET CONSUMPTIVES. out from our Jobbing lU-wn*. while HASTINGS DRUG STORE June, 1870. A'X: I that trm* we win pouerod to orgwiU. the termioatioa of purpie* than we had aa* Ixiwell A Haatinge road, and to any 1 I |uint on th* Michigan Southern railroad •; Uopatod egi.ted >a regard to thia enter i that pree-st. the beat route aad tnort ma-1. prim. It waa apparent that * ««opan» Uirxl aid. . ।: oouli then b- organised with |ho roJtraelteA That a remn-.ktoe of eight, ■ quuito legal capital tor the oonatroction four from Die ell and four from Harting.,,| of a Railway from Ixrw.ll to Hatting*. to further th*** inquiri-* *->uth to the 1 South*™ Michigan railroad, be etoetod 1 an I it now u«ai probable that on* or more of th* three proposed route* South by tU> meeting. The mating eloped a* Mid commit- I| will be abl* to do th* eanw thing, and Pure Drugs 'and Medicines, Dye Sluff*, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Toilet Articles. $100 TO &250 laris «v hunliglrl and Gaslight tea. Mn.ro A. J. Bmrne, 0. II Burton,'’ that at the meeting to bo hold on the H. A. Goodyear aad D. Striker, from 1 l»t of Jttne, a company will be organPQr*r' , , „ Ilaatiug*; Dr. A. M. F-Uaworth, M. N- i1 i**d under favorable aurpi're* ken from th* Lore of flab are being tai Hyne, J. W. Norton. J. C. Treia*. of[ Tboruaj.pl* thlt epring. On motion of Mr Fuller, Mr. John M. Mat^wam. of laiwoll, waa reqM.tel to draft article* of aeroontinn to preecnt to th* adjourned matting. Ou mote® of Pr. Barton, tho meeting | i adjourned, to meet al th" Grurt Hum*, I in the villag* ot Harting*. on Wednee' day, June let. 1*70, at van o'clock in I Secrets of. Internal Reveal . btekoiSr. *od with Mr. Jteed ■ main*, j, will etiuid the thump, and bump* wbteh , pcrvntl on erwueof our roa-1*. To pul : th* ODleblhg touch on all ef |>J* eiceU-. County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Hcirard of Merit Cards, Fine KYiting Papers, Envelopes, ^c., $0., Which will be Hold «ht very Low I^rtcew. TAXES! TAXES! i Ptax.—Our Tillage waa virited thia. । (Wednesday) night by one <if llie mo*t i : dianetrooe fire* that ha* occurred for ' ! yuan*. Th* Hasting* Woolen Factory, । 1 th* prop wty of Moaira. Barlow A Goodjy*ar and A. Barer*, «u entirely eon-! •umad, ib content* evident]r Koaurr or rotoa^UIltard pl<-; tU wcrkwithall „ lw-a g-7. nTZb aboutSG.000; iaturod for *2,500 ia th*1 Hartford, of Bartforl. Ouaaaetitmt Thia fir* ia dimatroo. to the wnploywro. I one of whom to*<* not only Ufa mopey mvuatmaot, but hi* bmfaaoa But gtwat a* th* lam •• to th* proprfatora. th. waal । ,of thaftetoryh.aatillgro.Ur .mototho pevpto of thoOuaty, «»J ’JU •• »«• । greasy diacrwaawde the paopto in a largo ;*eetioo of country. . Naw Uw Fixm—w. Innte th* epe' rial attention of oar ruadeea to th* card jrf Mun Aah’nyl Holbrook, of Grand Bapida, whtoh appear* in our adreeb*iag onlunuia to-day. Of th* rotoor part­ : new we know but liula, but that little i* an to hi* credit. But th* junior part­ ner. E. A. Holbrook. Beq . 1* a young JutealutaBretodaatof thfa riOngu. uldmi AIKIN H X! JT.1 FATHERBiu^>ii Unwritten Wer �IW1SSJ". DOCT. DODD’S E. R V I N E IN VI GORATOR. ' uy tin* Uli u>« < anas* of support, aad this is no .mall euMideratioa m three day* of Sartsa boa*. Tha majority of farmer* feci that farming i* perpetual slavery, be reuse that after hard, steady work from on* year’s *nd to th* other, thsy 5ml ibumoelvao at the rad of the yrar jasl where they started from. The price of farm products an high, th* farmer is eronmetael, Bella th* bort af •rwythiog. dauies himealf and temUy, ia up early aad late, aad jast keep* hie bead above water. W. think tel* 1* a trathful juetu re ef th* majority' of farmw*. A few Uhe John Johnstown, of Geneva, New York, riee gradually from thia condition NERVOUS SCHOOL BOOKS, Of nil rcintlm. DISEASES. Used in ths City or Stets Schools, BITTERS RUMSET.A CO.'S Wen. Cistern u4 fate fain Itowafry axil 5® fore, but he stayed over night with I’hil Burney, and ovcralept himself Just than, l> sw Diek's language. - a. bad lurk would bar. Il,” hU unelRichard, tor wh m be was named, and whose good will ho particularly laluod, dru.e up in a ramvfre tn rat! on an ar- iag. Suppose a manufhetarsr, dimgardiag th* fact of lb* loom, *hould 1 attempt to maha eloth a* our gaudmothers mad* it ? why he could not eomc into cutnpetitam at all with other laanufactunrs aad would loa* ground n* would stand tn just the position that thousands of farmer* occupy, who ig norv the modern improvements in the BLOOD Kilul Life taiace Cam, PUBIFIBB 6. DOELTZ Zc BROTHER, FANCY GOODS. ly volost** written in a scientific lan gunge that tlie farmer did not under, stand, but thia difficulty has now berm, . evovom* aad th* wtmls sublet ba* been reduced into one ordinary sianl1 volume, written in the ploineet am! rnuat BLOOD Tha’firat chapter treat* of drainage ui the foundation of all improved eolturo, ami giro* practical rulrs for all the op­ PILLS loTV ■» ~i*.rer'tiZro 'll«V** ' ’tXTWat'SWSU: whore the manure gov* to waste, and how al a very trimlmg eapmse th* man­ ure can be doubled in quantity, qaality ait up. am! to cap ad. I nevus felt too old Um I to o|>*y my tootta-r’i wish** Thn deH [erjoa grt trtvd of hanging around m*. ■ whispering a!- utgnoVtee*. 1 laughed >Z’u I is has faoe, and new V.s* th* rwwsnl of 1 a lif* of honest, active labor, through e-'-l । God's Ll'tasing. Diite, whet an you go- oa* tot the purchase aad usa of oniruer ertaal issShem ybr th. most ha* been ■ade of what every tenner has at hi* bead. This chapter if r.ad and it* di­ rection* followed, rroU nrfy lit Mitt tf I*try/rir .a taayteri. Ctiapear* of all Farm Implemnute. Chapter I five at th* cultivate t* of grain. Chap­ ter six of grass*1 aad hay making Chapter aarou of root <rupfc and cha|iter aigtt on crop* and tha rotation of crop* Thia chapter &T** l*tent lafr.rmati .-a $pk» of ti1 flax. hasnp, hop*, baate for sugar, Ac. Chapter nine to twalve, indurain, treat* of domaati* animate, breeding. raising, care, maaagumset and feeding. and partisularly of all disease* of domestic ani­ mate. with plain, tempi* ramJdia* No man who own* a single animal ean af- Why do thieves lesui .> cvmfortable ta f — Boeau** they take thing* easy. Render, if yon owe your ehRrmaker nt cannot say your soul is year own. ' just as I has* dot. '." Juat then |be camage stopped. Tom ' Porter harried by on his way to tho I k"* Wn or nn^ .4*m. “ Look at T<An Porter, l>»ek. Instead of hanging aroua.l u gifl-stum window in tha middle of th* morning, .making cigen, aad dreaming about good luck, he ia hard al work loartuug buriure*. and gaining th* mteeia of his employers Never say ‘ luck ' to me again. Dick, aa long as you lisa." talnsd ia thee* four chapters- Chap taro thirteen to eighteen tnat of ths cultivation of largo and small fruits, showing bow million, of acres of now almost profit!**. land, may be mads to yield largo and paying crops, how |r*ry farmer may make f300 to GOO ]<r. aero from apple* or grapoa. Tb* young and spirit of this book. Chapter nine­ teen treat* of th* planning and building of farm buildiaga- Chapter twenty of Market Gardening and Fanners' Gar- Why Do th<’ Druggists nvw mend Dr. Hoback's llitfa to their customers? • Why isnr lnt.isHKf*rue> WELCH & GRIFFITHS, ■ Mawe; Avne' r*nw*.: *w se* *r one. aS m Sa. W O eerw. As Ata la smite l.ta».il mmaa. m 1 ftatnaweCeeraieMmsi so teeaads 3ggi;SttnSS?Rr.'ii ssu uy <a Aprii. uro. siaatsaursAXi Is it that Physicians । •nd recommend Dr. I back's Sugnr-cualed HI. Pills? . Because They know the ingredient* of wbieh they made. 3 ex: Why Ave Dr. Ruback'a llluud Purifier ami BIimmI Pills the best remedies taken tugether fur Ute cure of nil diseases of tlw blond ? 1 ?«««•. ‘rm wo. a. t>. AT BANKRUPT SALE. Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruj. Herb, Tree, Shrub and Evcrgreen Seeds, with directions ft>. ; culture, prepaid bv mail. The moat complete and judicious a», eortmcnl in tho country. Agent* wanted. I’UBUC AUCTION. ! '"-AVn'ii.TT'*”’■ **'a",w ! BaXarday. April Wth. 18T0 Because Th.. Blond Purifier i. the ••nly rrticlv ia the market w Inrlinintain* tliucuiebrnted costly Drugs iiu|iortc<l exprauilv from Sweden for its mitmtnetarc, and tl»e Pills contain llie active nrinriplr of Podophyllum (MnialrnktRank) and is a auhatitntc fur Mercury. Why Air Dr. C. W. Rrtbaek'a Stumnrh Bitters, Blood Pu­ rifier null Bluod I’ilhi the three grentcul remedies tho world baa ever known? For sola by all dsaltfs In iLr^w J. PJUNDLK, Vine*. Hedging Plante, Frail, Shade, •nd Ornamental Truer � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-05-11.pdf 27e86d50ca763f1679ce5b807a90e318 PDF Text Text NUMBER HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. MAY H. 1870. VOL hardly apeak to yo«l I nr Imhi-d Wow ary «*• MtamritoJM. The wife PRINTING Establishment, BOSTON CASH STORE —SJBK BOWNN & GALLOWATS NEW | rouia or IN TROUBLE. ■ssaisas. BLOCK. . stats axo HriNtingHa Nfioh. | many MEW GOODSSuch Stacks and Piles— arid more ccming. GOODS rajLS) CHW-BOUGHT TOO MIT, Job Printing THEY MUST BE SOLD. Sitep m and Ut the Bo[/» show you around and you will say OLD TIME PRICES have sicrtly conie. iNKTI • ALIBEK . , d< । EIPKKIEMCIAMB A MORAL ------------ “-1 WlOB CfUNDlR TO I .. “EXCELSIOR!” ...... WM. II. JCWEi.i.. .seZ’KSeLS^S'-y a.«-ci—km J. W. MAVKARD. Tk£E PROPRIETORS OF THE .. r< ctATtni Hastings of this “Lodge,’’ from which he woo do-. banvd, and epent the tug’ut u a diruo ■■ the parlor, with Ma float far a cover­ lid At breakout sort morning, Mro liedeo was ia One opiate. CUrtarx nL ro lianpy that the baxaor had taken her 1 thus kmdly. aad ho H.eeT telly acknowl­ edged hmmlf defeated. After they had 1 mute tbomaolrro tufflaenfly merry over th« affair, oho said Mriouly t | “ Bel. Chartea, I .liatestetthero cm CaslL btore! . . gSu-.. on ginos. ran a®. w», n^eaerl MU^ Tyt C!oth« and Ready-made Clothing, Hata & < upa, BoCrtn * Slioce, Grooarioa, &c For ih< Spruit »"<l Sinumer Trade. GORDON PRESS. GRANT de PHI1UP3. Emma Linden er The Ccoxterolf®. WIGHTMAN <fc GREBLE HARDWARE hici ui Onaisitil Priiim, down the hill With groat eeoteem.1 -------------- j —— t -- —11 Chartea, who bad opnutg to the box aad doaiibtte famfliM I ridt, and oomotimM tainn raD, £ro^ alarmed eooebI goto with mo bisteolt H« baa taagbt1 t.hjcb in iia rapid bo to rodueo my ibadiiM fa a oyatent, ; &>urw,_ K-d u the only mraao of aanng and bow io acoanpliah <ho nxit good u^, brai of all, larnod it down a olopo I -t.a .k- - -------- ---- t k.~ • . t m^do,. Hm Front looped they wsev walking down Sam- , oat aad triad to robe tbo bitia Ho n,« Btroot earriagi rolled oror the award till It - It io a Mr. Nixon, ha tea Loom «ucoma tn eoniroct with a teg. when Un I inter, 1 Misto. “ borooo droka away fiwm tho rwinglo■ Where did you make otxb aetjuaintroeo and droggod Chari- from tho box. tuteoaT" responded hia ariatomtic They S-w Eke the wind, Joariag hia __ _1__ lire itealf wit. with a ton of bar pretty head end tu etoad of ooirich rJsrnea * CT- .----- >— *v_ r —J m - - Bvpotio ptearurn altar pain.— Jfcjh,. He that it down can fall no fawM,—’ stir. Onracteott Mgwb aro, far foot‘d'-1 L— TTxater. • Tie beaoty mUb, aad gltey hind* •» -I .« "-igto J? Uandite by oM> iprtt- Ba '•* Jtar.xJViI,;’ brTT-.ter. .JwxAUrw mam high taaW,->tfetoflp tewred P, DRAKK <>.-a TYPE. CUTS. OBSAMEKTS, AC. , Etrotdi net too <kr tttr wide Uwrfrf “ .bawM—aJ»Y“ hr ayfr«tbyU» . Wyfepy £<. Rnpyra -tBWt.ftr! JaI Ek rortUnlj notfortebte. wBoWMaldahe-Jedher .-which .ohp jeirenedj—ve ypHoU.tten tMK wxrt REMOVED TO THE EMPIRE ^e/broth-c —- - _ _ “iIrrr do y°u eBLOCK apoke aad nodded ■. Whaihmaaw-poearitkiat*-;—bedl- ' Ewar’. aMLib. thragbio that Moor rfl aid ' twiiiAJfaha^aaKltfbJ Of Every a'lovA 'USH HOUSK HASTES io!o3 bn* tliutiv JMiih-a ^tJ0T2 TSUHNHA8 First Class Harness rSiiiijiMiteJCwm^ �EtALLOO! DEf f 8 T OVW 8 .rft o.+ snroO 0hithia Jown with the High Frites 1 bELLWG IA‘ )5JT ZI GHOC^RY AND PROVISION wa think b true; but wa think we make a mistake when we allow oar aywipathh* to M> far warp our judpnsnta, and bury our Mua of juatio* M to aOaw u* to any ahi. that the eaa. .Mould b. txted .bw (er applaud other, when tbay aay) that ’ wWre. Ih. Im^d Judge daHrered his injuria* justify hb ertea what b Mid to hare bare anabhoptnioo .fgwattog tha tttate. whbh, to th. preaentwridagi. being printed, and aad wa shall lay it befcre our reader* a* BUTTONH. HOSIERY A GLO aiixxHq — , end are xlllng everything Ir tine-and tbelr mock mo- artiotr in order to eecura tho Mansfield R R from Coldwater for that aster­ prising City and not allow it to go by way of Balti* Creek. .As between Battle Greek and Kalamaxoo i. hare, perhape, JOHN PATTON » SOK. HASTINGS xfSfoS’HH T2TTM YXHT •wg" WWAJ-. Cheap as can .Etna Sowing bought in Barry Cheaper of freight tariff. W. certamly hop* that the read in which Hraring* aad our entire County are so deeply intareeted will be br'lL JU between Balti. Creak and Kallamseoo we here but little to chutes, but cnnneetioe with the farmer place would, perbapa, be more'easily effected, and tha coming of th* Manriaid Road to to that point would make tho Lewoll ud HMtiaga Road a certainty. Wa trust ear Railroad man will ad promptly in this matter Another Railroad, giv­ ing u competition in rets. and farm, would bo of premature advantage to US. euro rear. <=—........ — -------------------- lh“ State Agriculture College, eight <d would per here t-e U® ne« oonjecture Io w jju!3 ua young Udire reerlre unlearn! aanetion. eo nnmerour ami varrlna are the •scopHao’ to »u; Lav. Friday Might lapeor sutfrred to MHiewUrehwiry B»HW-er»r worthy It tiro extent of MO.UdO be n 6r» which wbeofour.ta.hr-------x x-..------r The whole aornber Women's Goiters, f .6'5 “ Imp'd Goal, 1.50 • Boys Brogan Shoes, .75 Men’s Carpel Slippers, .75 * Plow Shoes, f-00 “ Calf S"d Boots, 6.00 \ । " Brogans, ' Children's-Bhoes, their derotaa to it, aad howerer nuita good taay may aaxnnpnan oy adnariac the ataadard of lheir pnffe. euS.teClUn.r • ’"T t«l 1. The colored pbyriaaus who applied CARRIAGE FACTORY for admission were not denied that priaOaga because tbay were not properly qualified, or ware no* “ regular" in their practiaa, or did not suataia goad characmended," but tdiaply aad solely b~uo they were “niggere," and bocauee they belonged to that deepixd and down­ trodden race, three medical laah could their placea,” that they and tho*. who feel bound to eat only lbs powder* aad swallow th* tincture. marked "regular," will breaths eerier, aad feel doddodly better. They ought to go one atop far­ that, aad now that they hare said that ttay will not practice wit " niggare," aay ill h§ i 1 XM I, JAMES JBNK8. "ALER IR RACHIREf F. .H Ahrairr Stnrt £a tmmrnee [vn'enta,^ of <l<atl» among ' Iu— m — ■ tneretee Ja tills Mae. licrnsm Bntrw, on tn* 10*11.,1 fbr the prerloue | was arrested a* Bar Gqr on the oharge wrean* under five pot^ning Mm Victoria Hull. Mr..' I yenre m «r — par .ent..of Ue hu.Lnd »u arrreted ex anore Invites the attention of the Citizens of Barry County to Travoree City, by appointment at Pref < .toX. <relre ■» irWotUU 1 WiaabaU. State Geelogtou I»«.*M -**•<■> Tu CWdwater JOfaUu^ aay* that th* ' ' I widow of James T Welper, at one tins*|£o—ta<-.— ... '.readout of Goldwater, aad late Clark I ’ 'aad Ragteter of ImleOa Can*, ka1'*** — I bee. aj^xdoted postmistress al Ml ’ tSXt ’ ’“' is—। BapTtfriihii \in their Majiufa^iurx. Boot and Shoe ; fare using the very best ASSORTED TIMBER. 874 wailing no—"in- & ' 3<U4 «U4Uk Ilanr R. Ho<>ob*. Grand Master of I , th* Grund Lodge trf Old-F«etow. of Ver­ mont, died at PnwUfl, Monday. 1 grin jUrutocunU. Srdixnci'En,..... s w flnm-'brni'Bn in natural Vitality and Color. bankrupt stock tomtit Purehrxora. HAIR DRESSING, �Division. iniptem tiU of hie calling After laboring for some time to drag ftuot Ua futeahgs the obdurate molar, ba gave it up, aad informing tha suffeeer that he - would n't charge her anything LIFEW trnwari waa ou|y through th* moat vigorous ex­ actions of tho physicians called la al this juncture, Ihat her life was saved. trary, will increase, ae must the interest of every fcw MsyWfasW <rf B*ny County. Ycur eubaezibsra of due plane and vi­ cinity are anxious to receive the first k- E. V. Wilson, a Spiritual Urturer, will bold meetings in Hastings on Friday. Saturday and Bunday, Jane IM th, 25th. Michigan .Caitral R. R. Railroads—Grand Rrrer Valley. Mich. Central, Detroit t Milwaukee, lake Share & Michigan Southern. Jackson. rLAITATIDIIITTBl LARGE STOCK ;lil during the kite Decline S T-1860 X Gold- VTtICKH IIEI>U< J-I>- I. W. Vareas* will sail at public auc­ tion, on Saturday next, at the old Row­ er block, a large amount of Goods— the Bankrupt stock of tha lain firm of Bruih k Cole, of Xaahvflle LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN WTHERN RA1LIAY, Store in the City. One Pri« Only I shabby aad woo-begnoe appearance of the village aa tha lack of respectable sidewalks. Advancing aa our prople are in ov.ry direction in matanal prosperity, Atrantra nan--Ou Friday laomuig there is no rea».n why we should bebelast, the dwelling of Mr. O. Scott in hind other villages in this regard. Berryville waa entirely consumed. The clothing, furniture. end » value I splendid ■ new office over the busk. brary dostroyed by the fire, the They have one of the finsat locations in which money eould hardly repay. town — and we beepeak for thasa an ex­ tensive practice. originated, but it is supposed to have a M. Tuuskis agent fur the Mich­ berm occasioned by a defective stove­ igan Mutual Lafe Insurunro Company at pipe or chimney. Tho property waa inthia place. That. Company is fast com­ ing into popular furor, and dseereedly of building tWl will be done here dur­ ing the prreent simmer. Thia is but voe of the many erideocae which go tn prove the vigorous growth of Haatings. HOUSE! SW BOLD AND SILVER PAID OCT EVERY DAT. ~WS HASTINGS DRUG STORE Daowro — Wo are pained to learn that a young daughter of Jaeub Shively, Eaq . of Rutland township, was acci­ dentally drowned on Saturday last— She » as crossing tlie nu. teadmg to the whorl of her fathers mill, on a narrow Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dy« Stufft, Ptrfibnery, ?1OO TO. ' and Casl AIKIN fRo. Unwritten Word. >S®ESE®«*BS •tetter nirn’—• �FOft SAcIZE. doct. CASH OH ON TIME! ©om>*s - N E R_ V I. N’E Aim nmooRATOR WRIGHT & SMITH. NERVOUS DISEASES the way. he left tho |>ill« where t£ hrwlt abould bate runs, and the fowls al tho pill place. The folks who rvcwlv- r , i Clatcrpillan sre ailk-apiuaora. fiba bird, aforew Infer, is a woarar; ha unto iw»totoabeMMbto-1 '•' • v • Tbsprimia is a tailor; ho sow* too •VWS togwther to msko his nrwt Ths aaoirrol is a ferryman; with a Home can nover bn made happy wiUxntt it Ilia like float™apringrairup iaoarpathway, roririug and cliwing US. Kind word, and looks are tho outward atasoormtntoaaa. Patienca and forbearthe tent.noL wrthm. 1ITTI1S 3.7^ A young laaa in Belfast, Mt., baa Ba­ SBgsftBieggstmrai: bitt&W' •*— ——* • ■■aft'.mrrrr “' “SSohua BLOOJ 1 made to torero too dirty aad d^-iutjnff fashion of tniliaa skirts tn the straw*, that the universal voic. of American w.rawn should utfew a protest that would bu heart! throughout this country and Europe, Mill prove that, whoever may ___ ... • L — . . 1 - La.I xf * 1 As cMMsjrrd ia -I ' ' ' regia over them. Napoloon too great, they say. wrvUi with his own Iwuni the article Hl ha fiuiwos code which |>ratcets French birds, and in token tliomof the draft, in tho moat hi.lnuu« .-hirogrwpLy. ia aw i^lba'hrchivm of tlw itenUhtHOgicnl Homcty of th« realm. Farbamvxit. 1 too, in England. has done wmiething of I lato for the birds, the ua-liirda, st Iowa’.; I but to Iowa is reoerrw! tho Special dis| tine-lion of first giving tho whole of one grave law to the singing birds •• Al! oilier Stales in the Union should | follow thia noshblo nxampto, till that lemponeator? law of Natan, which 'mads the' birds tho er..-mica and de- faetured Jor • miBtr pinoK Ont trial nog. Act. ru/.wortos ridoUracMi Acts Tit rtatam wAv br. BM-, KB, 4cs. d Ar kni ta r»- htk »iik md intocul suyare»ali»a. Uu» 1 uudcSUking. Hut ho must It a an cun»riuua of Uta slrmigth and fixed- • M of pun>oee who eon aay, " 1 can and ill sucewd, and will build for myself, I spile of all lundmacva, a nmuo and a i rtitne.” To such a man, the olxtncli-a mr whicitohis . Bi-nty Uriunphs only ro * rest to hit Inborn: tlmy wlinl and I lady; Kriwisnjssxrjusti - The Awr>ku: • Mn> put tjtoir ui’nn1 thsreU- laUiru^ninju" Ibry all threat-, I eu reiaK-.ima—threaten to elnao thsir canab tu Woat.ni <bi|-pera. ami triamluilll-Mk i il— .»uJ Lluo.m lika it r Buy wuuhj Milwaukco tike .--A ____ —».i .l/i—i:l. .1t <,wr>’ /Jscuusr | rim ■ sistttZfe!a?=trgssura: cixi/r refer, t Ifescs; Zbaoas, BLOOB fAcycaafear. rAirrrd at any drug tlur, at th, ii7 Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. Why la it that Dr. Hoback’s 8taaach Bitters increase in sale every year? L'XCISX® Why _ Do the Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Roback’s Bitian to their customers? NEW Because ATENTS.= nUur. was and trial they have beat' proven to be a sure care for Dyspepsia and Indigta- u U». -w< twura t-uSSM Bak ... ul:iu i iyi u.l* . . Mniftri HAIR DRESSING, Why la it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Roback’s Sugar-coated Blood Pills? CI1OICB IOWA LANDS Because know the ingredientt tich they are made Why NEW? inar--ssiassS?BlE rS."=rur='£ Mnn-roarra- u-o. ~~” ■ -w Are Dr. Roback’s Blood PuriHer and Blocxl Pills llto best remedies taken to­ gether for tho euro of *“ d'tscnecs of tho blood ? Because il TV lll.—l Punter I* O» unit article in tho market Hrhicbcoatoinatlic celebrate n^lr Drop imperU-1 «■ preodv from Sweden forits nianuftieturc, and tho PiW rrinUln the active nrinctoW ..f Putloubyllum (Mandreto 1A.k4,) and is a substituto f.w Merauy. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-06-01.pdf 358800c5a25f88910cca3b705c6e2f56 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. 1870. VOL XV. NO. 5. THB REPUBLICAN BAira PRINTING' BOSTON CASH STOHB BOWSE A NEW GALLOWAY'S BLOCK IN TROUBLE. , Too many ME W GOODS- Such Stacks and Piles— Can’t get through the Store, and more coming. GOODS IBB SO CHUP--B0D6BT TOO MANY. Step in and let the Boys show you around and you will Job Printing *th^7l.£Cr^th «. ' befon the dkinj- lie. of [ d attest theBMihof Ui ' tailor crihdeh pressi say OLD TIME PRICES hare surely come. AELEN BENNETT. HASTINGS DRUG STORE IM THE BEST STYLE OOKX. ma*ucoau atroam. 'ure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuff's, Patent Medicines. tinned with nay nuueC, aad Either, *.<! •d by -tTOOR era* Wl her prwxi. it wu with a glow like tho^uMH wpoo Perfumery,, Toilet Articles, aaceot happta^kthat iiUriy denied thn forlorn, IxdracRkd poup^-kve. Mm Gray wnhaotdlar toa^MfcftU Sdrcteb Slorji. Books and Stationery, The School Rooks used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Mlrit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, «fc., NVhlch will bo Mold ntvery Lx>wPrlcen. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE Hastings Cash Store! . W*.U t* Ik* - ‘ air, CoHk<« lli.k have ■*« la ,1.-,, LABKLS. VkilEttS MMktMh DRY BIS, FAO BBS, W, Cloth* and Boady-mado □•thing’, Hat* & Capa, Boot* A Shoos, Groceries, Ac. For the Spring and Summer Trade. fail ai Orumiil Priitiu, ACKLEY & SLADE CALL AT IBB HASTINGS Dhugh And Medicines. �with MW !£Wtei iP R W ar*WMMM ihahlag fc, targssas wiD do «refl to Ar^'T _AI - I WRIGHT & S] land * That Ireland is wronged in ' many things wo have imi doubt, but that 1 she will over bo relieved by any eSurt. 1 of the Irtobreon in th. United Mates in very Ambsfri. jndging from thrir pooriy PROVISION IBWZftS cvh side will corer the killed, and some are wounded. bat no two reports agree in any manner. Tbo Fenians haio l.ro koa camp and gone house. The Cana .mil! DOT TUWIAs Cheap as can boughH^'Barry uliilUu^il at the. County. MMEMBrii THE PLACE. BANKRUPT SHOE STORE. . .iovT ..00 A> -(tnaoH .TA Hce4 f.t erov fol w.U r K r. tteltl. <U to 14... In.teM 27,000 | Hate l<tmd Oppwito Empire Itloek, ] President of the’lfoted States do hareSeveral Indian mounds. Cited with Lu by admonish all good otiauna of the , man bonce, have lately Iteen discover*! United States, and all pereona within the ' in Allegan county. military jurisdictwa of the United States. The Uwe! Trmplaro at Ypsilanti add. The Young King of Uararia has reagainst aiding cuuntaaanrimj. abetting , from 8M to 41 MMcber. to their lodge ceutly Ivrome a vwry [uwo».i« .•nt.'tnologut. Advfoes from Washington >4ato Mrs. Senator Morton slowly recovering from Tie* S|ianMh Ministry deny that any rruelttea have been prsrtimd in Culm. Only three weeJcjt M Sai but also with equally obvious disadvan­ tage. There is tbo advantage of "P*reiag an iadiflsrent. or inodksMii, officer with abetter man. But, jdamly. it u equally p—rible that the soeremor of an unworthy oBre-boldre sited prove to bo the more incompetent man of the two. Iloaoa, thA. is only th. flllfliW of advaata and, th only jn I be printed, and Mattered, and exigency. And erm that has uot al­ * - ***■ ------- ways been iterated a paramMat ->nd----- ' reurnm. for, bowm er rigidly th. pnnripie ht question may hare been adhered to in Itecry by any pouty, in pravriw Uiere hate always born marked oxrepsome good advice that lbs people cannot well afford to alight, if they have a roa . Mtahle end worthy respect for their tru. intenista. and we strongly urge a candid soassdsration of this matter upon every voter m tho County of Iterry ty. has be.n the theme of almost every Fourth of July oration unoo we kava had a Fourth of July for a national day. In theory, thia is true. Wo venture tn the position any longer Such a course is eminently would bo accounted, ast ftUj, BANKRUPT wheat in that <v»unty will not pay for harvesting, white others promise a good Tua Benton County £«erd is out in yield. aa article favoring the nomination of The^itato Normal Sunday School In­ Cai*. J. C- Burrows. of Kalamaroo, a> stitute of the Methodist Church is to bo .bold at Albion on the let. 2d, and 2d of or four, year*. the Presulrats of our Uni- the next Itepresenlauroin Congress from . vereity, our Nonaal SoboJ, and at our various Collop.. merely to grUifr th* itching of some men who think them- SAtE JOHN PATTON A SON. 0 13 1 CLOTltB, ** V QAB8IMEIIEB, , VEKT1NU8,1 ill? WMS: n-i/r CAUtog at JUtem frto <D4D&lb ABB Z/W. .W Cspt, Cfoup / , J. B. LEMLEY. “lMOMENT A Zaphyrs-111 Shades. Cheaj<rrth/in ever. c.MVMAQtiFiSTi® Hastings. On evsvy street loading front the humsdsste business centre dwellings pul in nomination thio Fall to named are being erected the majority of thorn him? Hu Mr- W. .rpr.te. I any desire toborelfovndbmhioptakion? Ilia vary into that the oflho itself .. st rr >x. zEtna Sewing Machine. jtfmiiitc.O t^uurJEL RDl MIDD . Wbm't their Manufacture. H> Serge Cong, Price, 90c to ftJU>. JAMES JERKS. ILLE! ASSORTS) TIMOR ^^Sua’ n t.® A few men having tbe Moure to com Band, and generally haring axes to griwl f.o ^rateehe, or thm.- friend. llriiliklrliiiUBffl? WHS Fancy GopcLs t»K if ba bo not aa utter incapahla, is I inevitably Tea. by year hoi. gaining additional quaMrtiUons as a coearsity are so illy provided for ' for bit positron—qualiAotoua. which a- Wr make as nqivd prugn-so in everything that pertains to the material pnxperMy thia country—and the men efarnm to of II frrvw alone van beatorr upon any one. See am not in many ouTMthofn^ choice j Tit. State should, therefore. be refBci.nl, |y alive to in own interests to retain those of aa int.ll.gmt l-oplr. nor will Uxn ever ba until the prople waha up to a snusa of thoir righto and datim in thia' Th. Buperintendowy of I'sblic tnatructioa is not a simple < terkalup, not n merely cierativo oSre. It is more even than an oducalteaal .hair, tt it the ritinrao of a free country. �all txu, to.s v.!!' K-.,a Coate »1; Henr.-t Fam, »_• . Great Rodxrtm taPrtZieaiStar Oeth- fag Hora. Dowarau ta Pxwai 1—Hariug roMimi a lorg*. lot of new goteta. we hare reduced the price. on evrrvthlug Good 1 working panto at 75 route a pa?, at the One P*e Store, Star Clothing Home, , 86 Canal »trW, Grand Rapid.. 3lf the Dixt-i t l-.av.ug farnimM from Brtiftirn-whtaL —>!-—■ 0—1 ■■■II..' —. U a—i u K ok_ pww. n. lr intoi tair>g. »r kwto to our toeal raadan, to givo'ihma aa imdde vww -xhorid U t-.-r.ed tot.’ it- proper rftan..f the working <>f our own Pnlilm febooL rep-ctally a, w. undervtand that might boata at at too* one library, and thtu generate in wbool-boy dmr. a loro p— Ma,-.i..,.) —Bf.l gnrJ to flu. matter by potaoual obeerra- a—-x—1—1 •in. Wn underataud the proprietor, of th. the ago at eatering, ability, and rwgularStar Clothing Houw, Ursad Baphte, ity of attendanro. Tho .tadkw cmnpleiod hern am the that city: by tbo way thee aan adroriiaPrimer, Firrt and mcood Ito-ad.iv, with Berry <nw i. excite/ aliout it, and wo .[wiling ol all tho wvrda. the Fuadak-urn they uro doing tbo large.! biuinm. menial Operation, upon ntnulwn up to in Grand Ita{»ta , Call ami mo the pmal. and price, at th. Star Clothing 100, together with printing and drawing Hotter, and you will bo aatoni.la-1 to toe U[>on the .tab- ami blarklxwnl, and <>bbuw much money you ran rare by buy­ ing your clothing then3tf •mon raiB.ir ..rirrwtvr Great Roductian in Price, at the Star Clothing Stere. Grand Rapid.. Tl— celebrated Harrix caaunwro, double and twitted utito uf clothe, at, 812 50 a .nit, look at that, al the Vue Ifricw titer (Nothing Hou3tf Wo am now, at about tho ago ol right, promoted to the 24 Frimary partiuont, occupying tbo now addition, roctrd te.it yr*r, in the roar of tho moi x >uilding. with accomroodnliowi .for eeatug about fifty, but haring aa attend­ Watt I’m. wiling Mat dnt, at th. , ant now af over 60. City Drug Storo. Abd everything cl®, . Tbo teacher. Mia. Anri. M. Fcrroo, i. m the ThruKimet.:.- gow up, th. price 1 come down, come and ee at A. kley A yet young in tlw eorvico, but exhibito Slade. ' • | quaHti.i that, if rightly devriofwd, will nt no dirtant day,'place her in the front Bmr now print, for one .hilling. j rank of the [rufeouon. Tip-top good tea at 81.40. The time in tbi. department ia two ItoM .toiler ton in town, fried roffeo for 25 cento. Other thing, in proportion, at Intermediate Third aad Fourth 4tS Hrant & Nrrtvi. Rrodoro. one-half of tbo Spelling Book. Remxxt A Nevtx liave jut received ' Menial and Written Arithmetic to Free- sox. FARMERS h; Hl <i Great Redaction in Price, at Bur Clothing Statu. tdl will admit that iiu-rarv ralturo m a Good ouaimen mrfta uf ekaho. tor mon at AS.W, to th. O-.-lMee Store Star eceeaubln frina all pert, of the village. great ririltem. Ctotta^ B-te W M Giro a pmwrn good buoka, aad create 1 Great Reduction in Prioo.nl Star Cloth­ lypicuL ». it were, of the mantel vfaw in a dtatm to know their eoutaate, aad that ing Sto a, Grand Sapid.the field, of arianeo cuppened to be Im­ perwa will not be prone to cviL The diadplia. of tho mhool through­ j The well known rilk and wool roari- parted to them who fraqorat thia place. , mere .nite of ctoth-, thnt orrry other out i. cxceUant, and roal ptugroe. 1mm boon mado during th. year, bu*. wo ere lan, erenow uOtovd at the tow prim af The building haa aerrul it. day aad inianaad by the troeber. that tbrir of•13 50 a .uit at the Ono Price Store. generation, and we c.n wo no pumible | Star Ctothing Ilotwo. 3tf. uxoxe for haring rwteiiwd it to tong ex- mate .tnpidity of ootne [-route, who allow their chiidroa to "flunk out" of . Great Bedaction fat Prine, nt Star Cloth­ ing Store, Grand Rapid.. ereiytlilng they attempt, aad to aboeat lheu-ri.ro from wduxd tor.emy trifltag Now don't jwy the large price, other etching htaun. a4r. go where rood, am axxwaa and imagined wroatg, iaatead of nally wdd cheap and mtmev refunded if ructiona htddtag them to their duty, m they tbny ain’t eXaoUyaa we wpNMit them. narr ram kt ovrianixirr, would if tlwy would take Um> trouble to Star Clothing Hmme, SBOaaalrfrwt, the Entering, v. will follow Urn yonng uadacatamj aU ridee of the matter. One Prien Store. 3t£ tyro from tlu> liegumiag to the end of There aboold bo a cordial .ympaihy boGreat Beduelion in Price. alStarClolh- hi. ronrro, and hence wo will l*gto with tweou teacher and paroaia, aad Um flrot isg Store, Grand Bapsd.. the lai I-rita.ry Department, prarided indicatioa. of tariBM and caroteranma walking iruit, that other xtonw mD at over by Mba lx A. Bigutow, who imt. Curcxnwor, twenty <lolian, wo eel] at only *15 a .ait, prtoMd tte al once a. being one of tbow at the Star Ck*hing Hmme, the On. true leachen, Mieh u we rarely find. we would remark that aew rohori buildFrio Store. ■ 3lf who carrim eoaviaitou and exritea oa­ tag. wiB vmy »on be a poritive aaeoedGreat Reduction in Price, at Star Clew­ th uueam by every word and look and tv, and tho quortiou menu to be, .hall action, and the exenura that we witing Store. Grand Rapid.. P. ft- W« refund the money in all BMtod la tbi. room fully cnafirauid our maay buildings tn different pert, of the cam. if good, do not auit, and will al- find impre—tou.. aay. arw up tor m'thing, all good. We congratulate the Tnutou. oa har­ long, wto-lber wo hire ouX or u<>4 m/ bought of ii. that may np afterward. Michigan Central R. R We guarantee nil our goods and intend ing made » fortunate n Mtoetton ul a hr aT0n« at the Skr Clothing p-owm to lay the foundation tor an oda- our Khool a reputation and aubeteatia] cation in Mr cbiMran, and, wo trail, oxirimtee. inatrod of parceling it out into OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. Ilotwo. 36 Canal »tn»L 3tl they will norrr allow any tempting offer many richly dhtrict ochonh, for " in Union throw i. Bttongth ’’ Greet Roductlra in Price, at Star Cloth­ of a higher ulary to take bar away from ua, for when iapnurioua an being made ing Store. Grand Rapid.. RAILROAD MEETIH0. Hood working tonto al75 eouto atiair! and habile of .tudy and rotation an-75 om.t. a j*Ir!-75 cwote . prnrl- bring formed that will laM a lite ten, A mooting of th-friood. of the Low75.eent. a pair! JnU think! ebraper tho taring of two or three dollar, per .11, HaMmga A Coldwater Railroad ia bring held at the Court Hoimh- thi* af 1‘anto going al 75 cento B pair. Don't ternwm. Tho varioun town, along the torget—emiy 75 cant, a pair! —75 cent, employing nay one 1.-** qualuiod. We find in thio department an actual fine aro well represented, and a genera1 a pair, at th. Ono Pric Stare, when all good, on marked in jdain Hngiiih Cg- attendance of about 0<l pupils, with ac- good fueling provaite, though tho recent urr% mid only one prim mkod. The cummudattona for mating about 50, aad doririoa of U» Supreme Court haa pteyrol Star Clothing Hou® - at Hf. (iuud the limo fur oomplatiag tho oourae i. md haroe with their arrangemente. Um-t, Grand Ra]>«da 3tf lion to wcure tho cimrtroctton of the rood, and aa addrme to the Goveraro urging dm call fur a .p-rial mwo uf th- Iwgiatetaro to .ubmit for approval in Nuvoabar aa ataondmaul to the Coiuticiroula&m of a petition to tho mu. end Bates.—Woodward A Mead propoee to make brick—/mroar 8vmL Extenriv. Buy your Plows when you an always sure uf getting your Castings. Call nJ ftuiie fc Yimslra, it Its huirj & iKliK SM and ran away. Ha wa. next men at the bourn of K. J. Edger. about a mfr. from Mr. Wikox'a, getting there before thrt von up; ba did bo damaga than. HARDWARE ngrSKSrfc. ra ix-. "liiarar urrnTru i nx UKV. ALBKHT Bosks' tle, aocompaaiod him. When they got a. far a. the bare, the craxy Ullow at­ tacked Mr. French with. piece -4 board, ■trikiag at him throe timro, but oalyaae blow, th. third one, taking dteol-wtriking tim in the neck and injuring him pcrrliMod th* Brat load of wool brought to Harttag. thia moron. on Saturday tert, of Mr. Andrew Kennedy. Thu ■or. J. n. 1‘autai, af Galion, Craw­ priee paid wee S7 1-3 eraa. par Rood County, Ohio, hu boro holding a > in writing al tho Union School ■o in oar village t-r mv.ral weak. W hu mlw-ted one tho fict Ud. of day ia tho county for that purpooo. The a mile couth of the railroad track at Sheridan. They hare, purcharod one of tho Rum’ Poteat Brick MocMaaa, ca­ pable of tarring out 30,000 proroid brick per day. Mr. Mead will attend poraonrily to the brick making, but we Wim il ia Woodward’, intention to We have the Agency of TUG BIMG REAPER MID MOIL ^Essmi' wioHiiaa a onxnix. tag in Harttaga *. vid. th. «. firm rocam ta thia nwb needed undertaking. Tan Potaro Bo..—From all parte of tho rouatjp we hear report, of the die- TAXES! TAXES! THE NEW ABTICU W VMS! EL A. GOODYEAR. I keep constantly an hand a large and well setMed Stock of HA BDWARE bought of the. Manufacturers, before the recent advance. ■ •■ssatlcs- aw- * citation room for efaum-e from th. High SehoU. and M pBoeiy adapted to either Mu. Elvira Brewer, the 1‘roocptram, te TWENTY-FIVE PER CEN 1 BUILDING MATERIALS, Tbeeiudin oomptotad am tbo Fifth Iteadar, with .[-oEiug dictated by the towbar, Copy Kook. No.. b nod 6. Maotel aad Written Arithmetic, Cocuaoa School Geography. Pint lemon. in ■YSTEBIH if’iHWWl Aaknowledged as the best Machine in the Market. bid. fair to taerroeo th. price at pota­ to—. After all, we ptaattma the farmora will not fee! very kindly toward. the in­ trader. Faria Green, oaa port, and Boar, ■ix parte, U a aim cu ro. Mix them woU, bring careful not to inhale any of th. top. It a a very value! mixtaro. Put into a wide-mouthed bot­ fruit jar, nail provual make, them ae laetfag Tho number of papite in thia room a about 60, aad tbo time for completing tho courao two year*. Tho rtadiro competed are the Fourth Header, th. Spelling Book, Mental and Written Arithmetic to I'wceotagn, Inter­ mediate (hogrophy, Copy Book. No.. 3 LIFE INUTAH CARPENTER'S T<K>I. juxrza A.X.X. o.hsh-good Fortwmtydir. «nta you oaa buy of yoar Droggat or Gnxwr a package of Sea Mo- Fariaa, manulacterwl from �01000002480102020153 436 18336120 0102013000020100000100000200010101000001000000020002010200010100020200000100020200 230201020202000100020002200030022353000014534848530147534853480016482323 484823482353532323535323234 543 99999999999999^ 76 3999999 838399^584691326 14029999 �AND INVIPOBATOR. IEW IDFUmsEMEVM. NERVOUS DISEASES. 175 MOHTCMU: PATENTS. lewwtvnWveaaart > W «U* U Ut«WUMW M* UtUm ro«*< ■nUM * CO.toHem One Million Acres CHOICE IOWA LANDS tWl«raeX,HALM. <. p«lk« laws B..a.Mt, R.< a. aw Ueertll.wy uWm4 Laa4 the Regency Thia peoviriog fg the r»rprt«ati.>n of fa. Freer 1-aey aad the tw MartwUag.a*tf>wtitUaw^J>w fafa. <k>uncil waa niwr.mrr, a. a general •applying ifai logo! prof.-An through­ —ting of tho ihoutania of antmeriber. out the West with a periodical literature, who rrimpneo the Aaaociatioet ia impoeri froo of rluuca, wa. undertaken by th., poblidirr. of tho Krmb txi ttar io April, Tho tmrporty <*' puichcund far hundred thmiavnd dolhtm A rar <>f twenty tbonerad dolfara, which boon liberally provided waa uxpendo yuldivh. l quarterly, and will' be eeaS, tho h adding of tho new wharf awl frno of charge, to vuch gvntliwnea of the roaoraUa^thepruperty ia vwriowa w pmfami ■» 'M forward tlnrir name, few dial purpiMc. Mt-mben. of tfar pri'fonion ar> roquvutod to r xitributn original artidw, leeiliag «■«■. favpo.-txnt deciuonv, legal facctuci, and toga! now. of every natiraiTho publisher, avail tbi-uiwIrM of ilus Tho civil warbrvkv out. Income and opportunity of extending their thank, to > labor neuad; and during the four drva- all wbu iiavt- thu. far rontnlipiral to aiil ry yean that the war iwntinuvd, lheru a™, undortokitu.were aheotaridy ao rmourra. fv the Aavneiatioa. axroptin- the little that wiu derived from tlw- im|uv<.ri.bo.l land. Ituring that bnw a debt of tyo th.iuanad ????»■ to* lOBACn enorwy. with oa eflicieat a 8. Waehburne Tltfcy, a wet) have been empfayw.!: rioted tho manram and MgsswcSfisrsM arws c^gy^s^wsaa'gjg prvm-rvati.n wa. going on a« rapidly o. tho maty fwnda would allow Moan while Cbogroan had nodeon ap­ propriation of eevnn ihotuand .tiUarv, which tool been exiwuded und.-r tho di­ rection of a public (far, in the robnilding, on an enlarged acato. of the oooarrrahwy. which waa deeOvijed by Ira dur RE! itlifit iSEVA0 ; Thi. u the titfa of » » wk pnipwd , pcwfall) far the iadwbfal ria era fabrth I the <i|y and i.utnlry iMfainiug C.A page., of oxcvlluat typ-jrajiliio appoat I awe, and 13 full jiago .•irgraviuita of enifad, nrr awrrfy widu'woaky rtn/, •old tu a fararoye. Dr. Jiobnia Hitttrt art not a towrope ■» «wy raue of th, word, but rortem lit moat expearire drupe SBuoww to aoimor for tkt rodiral eon lodigotion aad Djtwoia, nwd for aB cctn mfara a touib aad 3TLS form «w a reand girt torn to Mystery of Edwin DroodT’ BITT11S F4Kk> bt 5390484848 atnaiMT arc oiauquY. * The Mj.rwa wfefrwhi. b art Amerkaaa who can apawthe lime asd mi-ana. rush Off to Pana every year. hasbeeomo dm .1 thia ia not to be wniufarvd at. far of ail pbooa ia the wotU, Pant oO»r. thr pnl..t attrraUin. to the lover of |.fateare, rad what p»plv fave pleoauro ra tntenwtiag af alien deploy, to the nov­ ice ita rmchan tinimtv ia two aapecu ,'ao widely drSunrat, that th? author ahow. aa Faria ia taro diihrtal phraaea—“ By Hue light" and “By Guriight' The quantity of cerium •»! veritable lifatory jwwmtoid by thia work, aa eoaneetwl with thu varioui obfart. of intorvwt ia Faria fa laaor. Thai uf tho Phfaoca and oU.e publu- Liu.lun i. cxhiuk tire rad complete. The r-wder u made acquainted with all the triumphal atc«araonhi uf the part rad prevent ana. 1870. ** miics Atafawecfan. wmr< wane Dr. A-cfaH-b, M. rddmbd Sanlid, >■■*7 «W fafroefattri (fa fhmdimrafan J2faU JW^r; riara r.'.icA time ZAowwiiule kart bm •and, by it» tar, tf Sandia ami tthar Uood diotaon. 71 eoafnmr, faew.'- A, lodidt /Mura, am! 1870. Lake Superior! twawM/’iicfure, wehmeni and ool lot fa —-.----______ _______ enria'in" tkii iKite •iople trial mill r-mn-v t.'.r •irfoiad of fa womfa/Wwduz. 11001 MIIFIII non � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-06-08.pdf 2c9304f987d451fab1f6e4ceceef5d0a PDF Text Text VOL XV. hW apl Uiw C1A Come to the Rescue ! th wmi wm taally guilty on® •— ■ The Turpins, Duvals, and Bsarawsra Uiwtm, msrimn, aad sweatee ut to­ ady. Thotf hand. won. against ovary PRINTING BOSTON CASH STOBE Too many ME H* GOQDSSfreX Stuck* and Piles— Ciut’l get thraugli.th6 fftqre, and more coming. Step in. and let the Boys show you around 'and'you will say OLD TIME PRICES have suroly ootne. ' against them. Il is little to ba rogrrtted that they »rf the late they brited by their deeds of plundar and blood. An adventure of mine, once, within the brat uf that bond of wUnwi. haa done much to 'laaatn the pity I might have felt Cur the Ttonco. and sympathy ia the feelings of the slater. BOWHE A GALLOW ATS NEW st™ NO. 6 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, <870. BLOCK Buttoning up toy coat, nadputtrag OB my fnev, I th-a left th* grocery, rojrmicd tte> borrowed detector, and rtrark oat upon my joanwy along the traek When aliout two miles out, 1 raw st soma diater.W frcui me. in the highway that ran paraUri wit!-, the track and south of it, a buggy, drawn by two horaos, in which : were Curve men, driving rapidly to the xcuL They direw side ptenera nt mo, I ing and incnaauig in brilliancy. wbeu mix nmUber whiatte ringing cut ujxxi the atiP, night air, ad.ted new vigor to the offorte I was already making to •soapopurmiL The round added to »>y MiebqptB City * JoSrawnteiBo Rood. Twelve milve oast is New Vmm, »l the erqosing of Ute ImUsuapcKs * Madia® Job Printing the night at But’arriU.-. The moraiog after I took Ute ran to Osgood, aaaSfowrUon mites, in order to transact sumo Larissas there, spooring to return to batter on tbs 7 p. m. train. TAILOR CTLIiBER PRTSS ! I fetched op nW I stuped fore momeat bm-. for I 0X1*1 not issvs ran twenty rode farther to bam saved my life Hy pursuers cumo up-within fire or six n*l* of me, mrwiJ the situntura, thi-n .operated m diflerait direefi-rnaand HASTINGS DRUG STORE £¥ THE BEST STYLE Pure Drugs and Medicines, Bye Stuffs, Patent ^Medicines. but laid over with dty, the cuminoa awl rf'tiil sr|m of li i toy. Tba walk­ ing was exoriteut Tb<. country waa quits low, tend aad wet; in plncan beovily thnberwlf and rather new eonri-i.Ting ite proximity to the elder sotUmmwia of Perfumery, Toilet .irticles. The Bat in the Market ! KrarathLal. Ro waa standing suH, aa if waiting £>r aorac nor, with te-th hand* in the side pockets of hisenat Rs .tert rd towards mo as I ramo oppoaitr, and inquirwl if X did not want company, say­ ing: “Im guiog to the next stetioa My Fight Race upon the Track Books and Stationery, The Sellout Books used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, llctrard of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, fa., fa., ’VVliioIi will !>«• Hold at very Low I*rices*. ing against the counter, behind which a pursny, Idoated. rad nosed middle-aged man, seemingly the " bras," was waifng Hastings Cash Store! DRY GOODS, MI GOODS, iM, W«U, rny old WteUM and what do yon think. Traile. had not. buta»aurwj me that the bell was ' a p«*l one. 1 rather doabtad Uris. a* ; the bill had a 1-1 sppearanen. Just HARDWARE �cd sot derate the law to U wrttAeyt WRIGHT what the law ia An ia not what wn want thought it was, to abuw the Court for •uying what the tew ia. isaltoply ritewlorn. Thepropaw.ytofcthtodhir.r, it oawms to us, would be to change the law to what wo want Aad UJ aa it ( now seems, the Ccustitution is not broad ••cough, Mt us make it brood enough. It would, iwrhape, be aviso thing to do away with the courts of tew, but w» , ■refaurtel thei wo are too farftren the That must1» soli within the Kext Sixty Days. , DO VN 00 TUB PRICKS. temb shall fie down tether" to instlN note dniag that, "ndire of barUrtam-* though teay may be We ea serioualy regret fhe state of af­ fairs aa any of our neighbors do. Our regreta are, however, that the taw is M it fa, art not that our Guprem. Judge. hare taidasby a tagaDy pmmrunreddecfafoa wtet th. taw te It fa. however, a matter «f pridoto ua that we harea 8upreaM Court which performs the dutise ’ aequmirea. vee nope two umo may never crerw when th-highmt judicial tribunal ia thetend ahaU be influent by any au. houteid<- pressure as is brought to boar upon the Superior C.iart uf tbo tt-w or Mklilgna. ’ We certainly bojm that the eolrr .oeond thought of three randuen writeis will bring them regrr.1, that they bare aDowed their rhagria and Amppomt inwct to lead them to say thing, uawor. ■ thy Um press of a great State, comment­ tag upon tbo dteteioas of its highest ju dime! oarers The purity of.oar nrarta of jtutioo ia ' important that good men should be nom­ inated tar County offirere aad far reprosrattuiws in tha State aad National Legialatuna, it ia important that we eeud Mt ha uadoao at the polta it con but be ratafod When a party sends Its date­ gates to a coarse non, U virtually pledgee tetfta aaffottal ' “ be mea of honor, integrity and intalllgaaca, aad man who feel that they an aeai op by their towns to oxjwwas by bal- jotted railroaita. that, rumplntod. would bring tha treasure of gold to every doov in t!>o land. If the |wopb> want to vote aid to railroad., or to any other puqo« tat them, by an amendmnnt to tl.a Cunatitution confer tbo power on Uto Logi,latum cf pawing such taw. aa will enahie them to veto It will bo remembered ■Ait Governor Ctapo vetoed the railroad aid W1 co the ground of its unjpn^tutonulhy, and wae soundly abused far it, aad the UH paaaod over bis bead. A Uttlo cooler artmn upon the part of the people and their reproeamtatirso cl that time would bare perhaps enabled ua to avoid the preeeal coDplicaiioa. The qunrtim, ably argued at that time, aad the eobjaet of more or tees comamat ever Tas Saginaw Atawprra says that the Fenians who went boa that city han returned, disguated with the cause and declare they will never pay another dol­ lar into th» Feaiaa treasury Ova modern coune at living bsgato a condition of the body that requires ocmaioual relief. The system becomes on frebled, deranged, etogged, and labor. In its task. The mind sympathise wilt rreocy, aad girea deaeripiiona uf all it and l-oth sink, or ore d.-jiroeaed toraetgira, Genuine Ugol Tender Notre and griher.,i.„lb restore the vital ,i.. luZi _ Local Bank Notos. Price only 11-60 Dry Goods, Notions, Iteadj-Madc Clothing, Hats, Caps, GEliTS’FURinSHfflGG{)ODS.fc. GROCERY Mre.au i n r.N »•» l.isa.tl. Cwe.lira. wta»_Mosmore Cheap as can bought RAILROAD AID people attaad the towaahip caaruecs and h'tho ths right naan to rifi saint them County Oonvrttom. Lot thorn theirprafarwnca far the moa they fll the eSsM. aad iataruot their I i______ I THEOOYEUOB'B PEOCLAKATIO* Barry County. , j I ■ ' aubeaipttoa only, and agents are mied to every Cbunty ia the State, hauatiTely argued there, both by,the bar rr particulars, address Zeigler, McCuraad the bench, aad the tew derided uc* Co, ® Monroe fifa Chicago, aad oonatihitfaaal: aad te bow. and behove the groat maaa at the p-opte will, with reaper t for the Court, but with reeret that U» law ww. AiJ. r hare bean arrired st PROVISION IDnsl^fiyhlSSl'liTE MH.’.lita tin YwtMjTsA.ll. Hastings, Mich. REMOVED TO THE EMPIRE Only three week* BLOCH- P nd. Those subscribing now rwoire । number free if they ask fur i| ^when y subscribe- Ono Dollar a year blishod by SEWELL * MILLER. id actentilte models- lb array of excelniarticfoe coataisuag taformatioa tor issued by Governor Baldwin, nailing the U » Um, garden and X.meoboid, <uo not bo easily .-clipeod 1‘ubliahed by Orlegislature Ugr-thrT in extra session, July 27th: " A Proclamation, Tux AnvAjret — This exa-ltent |«I*r. sr tbs oomroi. rhich Unary Ward Bcecber says u now Weutus, A serireof laws enacted by H1 standing fairly on the highest ground four aurreaairo legislatures have, by a st reached by religion, journal. in recent deewion of the highest judicial ALmarLo," i. offrrod to Um. public tor authority of the State, been pronoanteed n- dollar, from Juno unUl January onconiGtatianal and void ; and n Wuxaua, Under the authority of such -j laws a constdetable amount of acenritxe and Ixnwia hare been imuod, aad are this matter into tbetr own hands, and in­ BOW held by parties who have purriiaerd sist upon being lioard the Town tlvm to ooud faith 1 'imd t.tanmittaeo to time, end insisl upon it, Wnaaua There ia now no oniborily *1 that full and prvpor entire of the cau. ua of aueh sworitira or beads ra.-i lx- prtx your own wort. You are bound by all vidod fur; and ' tha oHgatiaw of a tiaanahip to do thia Wnaxxaa, Tbo honor and nual aamo •oat Itfaymr right todoit, andyoa ---------------an bound by all the obhgatxma of tree a provfaioa aboald bo made for the pay­ Sara to stain, aad aaaurt this right, and ment of siarh Ixmda ; end 1 Wtnui, The only reeMree te* in thte emergency fa the git tag to the peo­ ple aa opportunity of so amending tbo fundamental taw of the Stalo aa to cna- ai hte the several nsuaietaalitire vtawo bunds have been thus iasued to raoog- tl nixe there obligation. and provide for umr peymoni; anti 1 Wanaaa, l*n»[x»-d CoaUilutsxdB amendment, must f-rst rverir- tbo tane- ar torn of the logiataiore, and oaa only be submitted to the poefte at a gnaaod, id- c t.l N. u —Suited Tail nod his araxutos viaUte ne-ceutr <n cwavi-mag uu- ix-prila- n sd the I*raridrai yesterday tore ta eitn aeeaioa, or withWtling —Wsatoa walked 1ia M milre in 'J from th., etaetore, for lire space of two bnura, M uunutea, and M ssounda. —A new oppositon to tbo Ministry ysaus, the opportunity of enahltag eoch .. in |Ka Am, TwriamuniripaKtrt to kora their tenor and b Ara, Om/tes, J, jftery P. MOm, Grmrrj OsAMby jKsfa^a, by vir- *’ see of the power mated fa me by the r fatetaraof this State ia extraonUrnJy .emit, reouirtar the Senator, and Iter, ■ ,„ ■.. ■ - lent fao Capital. _ en WwfaX tatb.«tfrfl<rafa< jr of July- next, at UHTBIO !ieSS btra Satina if ite; Lt[islalire.; BANKRUPT JOHN PATTON A SON. Down with ths High Prices I ■VwF. ______________ CUJTHH, CASBIMEREB, VESTINGS, *Ulft!A3: Mere ia a MAHinmaiHG mtrirniUT, where tort <01 be done in tlw boat style known to the trade. ©©IL LAIRS CUFF'S. HANDEKtnirEFP, f a Hi I'i hsill f'l Nra urn Item drawr-L-W. , fart, eote^ dfa. .Wis.to. Boots & Shoes. nTMMwwJIieasaareM^warato reaetM Wlikemlea w toe,.Mnuelre. OreuMeM*. r<-M<* f Air uouiaui w iioL»ia Er. rniir<i, NO PRICES IA1WER THAN OUDS. And Lrfiatly, Il wifl be far your internet to eramin.- i apprectablj^targwr, Dear (bate at a Raryra .' rtohr ChOU, at trttm Pri. a^f J. B. LEMLEY. ffre selling CARRIAGE FACTORY. Aina Sewing Machine. DR. AIKIN, No. 11. Canal RtGROD RAPIDS. MICH. 0ITUOJT MACntXKhT WB1 JAMES~JKN'Ki ASSORTED TIMBER Jaaw. fa Um par ad rar Uri re». a ■ III -III ■ q^a 1 II ... —~ owrerey. ■ HENRY F. BALDWIN. r- >=.■ j By Am Goeancr: 0. L. BruiMra. r, jiao w By T»m. <vr... a < •— AMiakwart raierelto ml. ----.a— _mI - -. MMh W..M— a. A mt he submitted to them by ^ootal la trainrry wboraf I hare tacranto SALE DETBorr, . . *] M—""5.WKMSE. lues wosx claim rusracs �the ocrantry the proper (taped™ r*5d aEke to the rwlsttat of Cor.grra and th. sumnsry uf our patriot Arad. W« will not, we rauxrf.ocftniT forget how KMh wo own to tfcuee who halted twa of o«r Republic, Imt w» ran rarily FiayUtat tupiawo by Mm Hfory and porait our memory of them to become Mr. Barlow Goodyear. a ould.’raltora indiflaronre, and permit Tbo aacond axarriao wax the "Beaati. ourselves to look upon their work m of fol Snow,” road by Prof. Ssrart. That piece, touched the imarta uf all who hoard it It is a moot Uautifol paodoe- which we aell with cither CaM Iron w Steel Mold Board, has the lightest draught of any Plow in the market. H. Palmer rwul Ore above pear. Wo never rt-ally foil the of tburo liana until wn ht-ord them real lost Tuaodaymrmdng. ‘■Thn-Fulrtb Boy." Hoad by Aaron l lark, uf Njddhrvilki This pi«o war Well dolivraod. AU of the above throe rinrtiww totwlted fan tender churda of many n heart, ami wo were only arourod Michigan Central R. R. A Ftxt amount uf Afar Tit just from China by the overland route, at Arklay * Slades. Doni fail to try them, they ero twenty-four per cent. chrajnv than can bo bought at aay other houeo in Hastings. of a drunken beggar-a Ufa. The “Smock in School," road by I'tot Stuart, in a fooling manner, brought down the Ixmar, of tourao. No •TH Pray for Theo." Daot Rev Mr Marsh and Mr* Donna WcstfoU Poo l “Itov.-n," read by Prof Jomra Vesper, vu listened to with marked at­ tention throughout—u it dawrved. T2 ■rKE LAB SHORE & IICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY, Detroit & Milwaukee R R FARMERS Buy your Plows where you are always sure uf getting your Castings. 1 CiU til ftuio ftr IkbItb, il fit huin I bfiis ftQ tf we rori, and give L. our flag a brighter aoloafog, and to our symbolic bird a more potent power than they would oth•feed chuhiug on to Wiacharinr, — erwian jiaaaen* Every flower ra»l upon *■ twenty mile, ivir." thrir lowly RriingplMM ahaU muao to “TheBriilgv of Sgha” A Quartette. apriag,ttp in oar hrarta a more abiding Mrv. Ellery, pianist Waa atmg with af­ fore of rout try, aad a mom eolemn and fect by Mim Holbrook. Mra. WoatthU, Rov. Mr. Bancroft, and Rov. Mr. Marah. OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE Peninsular Railway. froltesome as any ia tho world. Why rbouWn't wo Ito happy? If not, why not; therofurv, why not? Politically, everything “ ie quiet on In revering the memory of these de­ parted hrroca, who, dying on tho aon guintuy field for tho honor of their flag aad tho perpetuity <rf the nation, shall live forersr in the historian’. anaaL. aad and MUtahfe to tho aeration. Thea came the'oration, by Gen. Hcmphrvy, who, detailing tho various hardslups and ricuriludca cmlurvd by our bravo “ Boy. in Blue," and the grand result eccina Nxeaviuh, Jaw 7,1870. pliehed by and through their efforta, En. Banna: Ibo wool market upon, deemed it both fitting and proper to deck up favorably, auroral fine lota baring their sepulchres with garland* of rosea ; Loen purehavod by Mour*. Lee, Wood ctoung with a grand peroration la honor ■ea of ihoro wbrae heart, thrill with praSe ft Co, who am paying from 80 to 37 1-2 at tbo thought that they aro American rente per lb. 1 understand they haw eitinran, will gather nruun-d th* grave, large ruotrnct. with rartern partim, amt of the nation'. sleeping Iwrora, and in ora anthorixad to pay tho higbrnt market from Mr. & B. Tony, of Tecumeeli, who u engaged ia getting up hotel reg­ isters—and, by the way, wsa one uf tho original Halting. Company, who laid out and founded tha village of Ihisitagv in 1«37. He rxpmeed hU admiration “John Maynard." The nobio follow at the rapid growth of our village, aad i On tbo ttrvwt, in tbo villagv of Hast who urubid .1 tho wW-vL earing the miuukrd that, with tha cxo»j>U03 of j ings on<- pair of gnJd-lxiwvd •pvtactea pnmengeri of a .hip which «u on few Grand Eapkls.and Jurkwo. wn wen. the ; Any uno finding tho aoi.ro, aid rotnru- Thu wee read By IW. Stuart, hqd in a ing them to thio office, or ibn hardware atom of Wightman ft Gralik- will be pnriatira of tbo aubjod, making it an hbcrnlly reward*! oa»y matter for him to do it jusfao. A I-ocxl Brain. —Wo were prepared “ Mary Lea." Soto and Chorus. Soto by Mira Holbrook; Mr*. WarifaU and to lament IxmrataUy over tbo hurt done Mrwir* Itaneroft and EDery forming the tnn growing crop* by tbo drought. Bat tho hoary abowrr uf Tueeday and | “Honw, Sweet Ihuno," with r time, waa played by .Mr*. Ellery. ■'Tho 1Mb.” Head by Prof. Jr Drugs And Medicines BH. ALBKBT BA HUBS On Saturday, the 14ih hut, tho fun loving people of Woodland and a fow uf tho cititoM uf thi. plaro, had tho pleav uro of witcteriag a ninniag match Le- Our formers are inking advantage of the tine wratber, and tilling tho suO with energy. Tho crqa thu» £»r look well, ■Qruggistti Sundries, Groceries, Wall Paper, Baskets Bird Cages. School Books Stations from the paetarot^ the race rowrao. A yWd. general good fooling jailed, and aU Tbe.bosllb of tho vicinity u nanarkawont homo filing that tfoy had had a blr good, owing to the skill of oar nu­ good time. Youra. Aa, merous M. D.s, cr that all have imbibed | —yan/ee* r&rtf-a! mineral Xoot «je) । LIFE IN UTAH "Txa UxiTixm Atxx.” On ray jurney• over tho co ntincnL—through Turkey, Indie, China, Japan, Pera, ChiH, Para­ guay* Brazil, and Mexim, and tho Uni- and cent joy to the heart, of oar iarmm —tho life of tho land. Wear, glad the Dto pevjdo of Haatiags aad every-1 loraj w» epuilwi in tin. manner, lor tbo J-LEDroy. baly intetettad, aro requeeCed to aaaem.-llantrng tho Apple True." Hooding nrin aavw ■ hard tinww” for ail, and wo. they win their ropatafam by their earn, IJo nt tho Court Huuw an Satixrdny eve­ by Dr. J. IL Ifafcwr. as well ae everybody etee, aro truly grat. I know no*, hot I know they hare it to ning, June II th, at 7 1-2 rfclock, to After the reading of the above, i’rot; ouch » degree tliat it fraquontly gave me Stuart, thankutg^br audioaco for their Tkc fruit pevapect ia Barry County ia very cnareraging. From very general rejiorts including tho lorat celebrated fruit jiorfama of tho Cdunty, wo learn that there wiU be a foir • upplv of applrw and ehoniro, while the peach crop prom- inbr ie printed from tyjw only a mj tiute eioaDer than oar own IM if it fo uilI dispo^d !•> look upon u> with an “ evil eye." w.t chali lorn, no flmh in eonAvovnit* Datxr. -Owing to the delay of car pajwr nmuufncturore In twwanlreg paper in time for ear publication <Uy wn haw airapeDid to oino out on. day late this, wwt Hoping like ' rrrintplyaek and all will ACKLEY & SLADE ■TSTEUESSFBUMKttM TAXES! TAXES! THE HEW ARTICLE OF FOM! For twonty-livu cent, you can buy of your Druggi-t or tlnwer a peitfcago rf Sea Mom Faria*, manufactured fretta Jn,h Mro.<g< Urrar on,.!.* wB»o«ka sixteen quarts uf Mlatta Maa|rw> wad a Hie homo talent onoo in a while, and on thin applra, aent to u» in tbo taro of vur ocearion poopln wrvo doubly paid, fur Sb.rill, H H. Mallory, vm Monday W they not only ctyoyol a marital and lit­ Among the dilforont variation we notiewd erary feart, Init bad the sntirfartjon uf tho cwlobratol Wagoner, Gohlen and Roxbury Ifrueeta. Dio moot of thornajqdea are as fnwlt ax when picked from Unur Coming pocton aro otickiug up town announdag that a OraaraMw ia to of Mr. George Magra, ia Wayland, AJ- take ptace in Ha-ting. won. From all legan County, on Sutuntay night Ixrt anpoaraaaw wn rimuid judge that by Various mark, about the mare might probably lead to her recovery: Small white spots in ftrrahaed; heavy flowing man. and tail; alight bunch wo coffin joint, near hind C«>t bring porf«Oy smooth; know, her nemo, •* Kit," etc. Vifty dollar, rowan! i. oflbrod tut the TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT Mr. O. B. Porter, who lias so kindly auLated aid for. and purehorod thia m.an. uf lir.Uh<vd for unfortunate. Will." BUILDING MATERIALS, CARPENTER S TOOLS AJNT> -A-ZrXr OTHER-GOODS wirhing to adopt ehUdrre. ran find tbtau at tho “Wbman e Hospital and Found­ ling. Ilornr.-DotroiL Riaa chanto. Mo larilmtiun, rawluctad by the Itadiwd Gl.ri.fam faton, of that rity. Lrttea of uwpdry waay be .addtroex! tn Hamanr r. Hown, M. D, and i’byaidan ia cteug. Hiiwiininiu �Ayer’s OR OH TIME! IKE sass .......... Says txmssis txs w.tras: i’FAssjs.’WMSss®’ Hair Vigor, DOCT. DODDS ; For rostorinfl Croy H«lr K ■ IU rulurol Vitality and Color. BBBACn N E It V 1 N E| AVI) IXVIGOBATOR. I ' .* KMm Nerve TUr md Stomaekic. hww < B .. (fa m!' NERVOUS DISEASES. fflfiirli! Abo.TAX TITLES aa tho faJlowiM: •kill; TBWIBM TAAfiW- HOLHRtl laaurH. tl. ■ .M7^,ftzi, si ‘iilU, £1 (W !i.“s«av« riasr’ C-O.HOUlhOOK. hair dressing, MORTQAGKSALK. arxhiac «bo can &(-» of Hillix-j rd Jmet Urrder ESggg^.^ PATENTS 3s Ommomi«OVXDHCA1.TII ooAM MlSIt. Tt Uro II.— ot c Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co., t'P* h " Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, , rw *n «*- vwm or a loxmit. PUHFIEfi Yes! It is True rM) nlabliAt* f*«m tnfitnriln , SALK OM EXlXt.TIOM । Meed . SALESMEN STEXlTt k.aaely. All UmUoM M. rSulWrirAro. ^'T;. nCMAH ■ACIIIMK-M ui<* way, aa uarf ia.,*n<ieu u» am In,toad ot ol^yinit thb unliW. Mr, I>«- ' A. mann prrjonumui u> defend bet oioMr.—Yoiuw Daraaport, tha older Mia. Wm? H. Burk * Co% CoiuMa. BLOOh M Uro I>m>n Tliroaa. Irrou »4.a*ro Mr ■ ■ ■roAM 1, ook^kw,. Cro -k-a . l.'t, r-r • J4 I, U Uro UtMU.aU.rlU1 her ahull ml TUwrufW.uk A. (tmI uro.Uro .1 • ib. ,mi Tm»-P,.ly. ft yr»n Th • Wroily. »A; Wwlly. tl -i. Moera Oil, rubbel thourrbly op- DAVID KDUl, AU> A' ------------ ORDER. STONEWAKE! Idl.ABS AND8TOXKFRU1TJAIWI sssitr uesuroao, Am.o. MMlWl SDWiMJl.£j£u'nRT- MOHTQAGE SALE. :SJ. «•”- Ar e" l~4. « W1LNKK A NTAKMAT Damport family. id»o directed n rtooe *'att Krtets LakeSnpei Bold. Uno oecoci te. red tf they are fed ia the giri olowiy feU bock ■aStoboal'l U gtrea bo*m> Salting ia thio way impwroo wilted. SK Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, •on n : aiiinrx Then tho Darrnjort jpri. auocoding in grtung Lio crim, Kale. h*nl ■ r v. i r > nch Bitters incrrasc ill side BecaitM*. jcc! asya-sa They arc the beat cmiibinalimi over made. !s35EEJ= Why Oftw? aad that derived from tho Ih, the Druggists rvcoiutucml Dr. llulmek's Bitt era Io their ciutmncrst . ESSE Take Notice Because l.'t AHDIAN MM- as: ’s SnS ’ I ie Cure. After viurs nt experience mnl Inal they hn»c -been proven to lie n suns enrc for Dys|ic|Min and Indigcs- 111 AO 1ALE Why la it I h it lltyaicinns use mid HTum.mciiil Dr. 1U> bark's 8ngn r-ciathnl Blood PtlbT ' MOKTMI.i: Ml .1 -. BcCUltSC ■OKTUSK SALE They know'Um ingredients ■»f which they nrc made. Why Ait Dr. PRORATE OIDtt. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, S3S3= Down with the High Prices! IDimhI I’illa fi»r tin' nirc of nil of tho blued ? Because >ii tain, thcrclcbmtiil >ntgx impirtcd ex­ oh frmn Sweden fur iU mifaelnre. and the 1’illi ihv iiediii! urinciplr I hyllnm (Mandrake nnd ia n MtlailitMte j Fancy Qopds, l.jtbnt .OM. toOM llnkirk's I’uritirr anil Blcxxl A C E Why W ihtli-ra. Blood l‘u: Bb-ol 1'ilhi the 0 <D H. Il A B S NOTICE! ^ivwtmr as £3x5 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-06-15.pdf a8560e6edf1d428f800fe831a77f05c6 PDF Text Text VOL. XV. tri. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15, 1870. Come to the Rescue ! rtty is aiato rtbbwy; private charity mblie wrong." * That'. it Friar J" arid Mr. OuBeM PRINTING BOSTON CASB STORE I don't Kb H; I don't bolrere it I" 1 Jolrn. 44 You were quiet right to • the man a ahfflxa^. I'd bare gireu BOWSE A GALLOWAY’S NEW IN TROUBLE. NO. 7 BLOCK Hastings, Mich. Too many MEW GOODS— Such. Stacks and Piles— Can't get through the Store, . . a,^L.mo™ coming. GOODS WKBE CHAP-BOUGHT TOO IAKI. s rery much meru matured toll Step in and let the Boys show you around and you will say OLD TIME PRICES hare surely come. Tooiay, wbmrtho world outoMnre.m«l robbing iteolf aSay tor very iHsn.ht.m, •hamada a peculiarly prouy picture to her wina hued erimaon wrappur. and dainty, ruffled white apron : bar gterontog watch and ebain, and the tiny crimaoa bow peeping from her gtoary, brown TIM num HESS! •’ Well, Maty dear, Ill do my best," Mid John Mamie. “It waa that amfounded Mr Finch, with hi. chain of tree maxima that made me fly ouL Fm not ss fcabcrw, Mary.” “Thank Haavan, you’re not!" aaid Mary Jayne; “but an irebore fioatothtok of that John Meade. I&mnxiber, every time you affrtu! Mr. Ckilhitt you AI^ETC BENMETl'. HASTINGS DRUG STORE ' « « | I ■ l.V Tiru BUST STYLE Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye- Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, ToileL Articles, IX-ntlela. »VM. JONES '•IIBON Omlte. «»«M MU t1- -r aji B ii Books and Stationery, The. School Books used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Pine Writing Papers, ' Envelopes, ,Jc., <Jc., ’ X aaftsmsttiaMy nfflatodtfrefr 4 "1 dataat Morton Storii^, Amber, and yet I hare noror won him. I think it to that very roamm why I diiUkn him an; to think that any ona, who pretends to be a gantlamaa, would ask to mar­ riage the hand of a perron ho haa not Hastings Cash Store! HI MS, him MJ, w. rt< krr--. CUKCKX. □Kuan or ha AlAe^elI. firmer•• tn A Cloths and Bcsdy-mado Clothing, ’* That to to say." returaad Mr. John Meade, “ what wo eant cure, they moat enduro?" •• Exactly eo,"' aaid Peter. Ilia only fault wai n natural inability to ; Mr Crifoti this day waa too ill to loa»o keep a farthing to bis pocket Poor bin bed. About noon ho reqoaated to Fred I by bred Pto“-F0 sure be did. eoo hto nephew* in hi. bedroom- They He Ix-qucathdl ro hi. only elilld-vid it ton't every friend would do that H 44 A kind and gcncvcui jnotoctor yon —1 hare Iwwa.” | • Wail. boyV aaid ha, “hare I •» - -. 1 - * , * -- t w.* •-Well, I don't know ; Tre to bo a brute. Iral I dare say I hare Uon. Don't I sjtak roughly to you eomettome 7 Haven't I given yon good, prudent. worldly advice alxiut John Mwb, Bltd made myaelf quit, diregreo- Be ritent when a fool talk.; be wiU MMtto Mxmer; rou cannot gain by his rer.remc. He mtoamod of nothing but your own "oStolsto ths pob*MHt»te of th. fu­ ture; toereoteaid mutiply the moan. For the Spring and Summer Trade. ftitj ui Onaolil Priitiu, eraf to make mt wiU ^»J -and I dua’t know bow to art about your «su»ia. Emma Hrigga Emma diagvnred u» by marrying u oil num." "An oiLtxan!" exclaimed Join. * A mlgar, abockfag oil-man aaid Nr. CWlott; "a wretch who not only UOIXIOMD JWJCA nitONZE. AC. TU UleUMjUeri TYPE, CUTS, ORNAMENTS, AC- WOOL CARDING MIDDLEVILLE! HARDWARE Wool Carding NEW CARDING MILL 1’otor Finch will 'ride is hi. earring-, and rpla.h poor John Mamie a» be tra4r-'-»W” The harangue was here interrupted bv a ring at the goto, and Mr. 1‘rter Ftocl> _-'----- TV* .1 ■■■ 1v‘"Vr-i , ' My daughter, Mr. Steritog Morten, “You forget that Mr. btaritog u ™> my bey, thi. to Drib" ' ’ of our devmt, tongwt-trtod frtondo,etoTheo, without a word, hs loft th*> tee.. Beaalaa,father aaathim wmw pie- •lone. He certainly pomemed a ja figure, tall, litho and graceful Hi fttocUnde' TtorTthat*ws^ fr^W75EL2p.-5 Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoos, Groceries, &c. Doll's eyas almswt riariad from, bead as aho gated upon tbo figure to Doll did not reply t-r «recal »«,nda ’Ihca alw nueed Iv-r eyre and looked riredily, defiantly, in Mn. MeWm'amri°^4 Ton’ll bo ranwvad, then horrified, L’p-n angry. 1 am ready for all of il, Amber Mriton. lam going to marry M Wnmto-tor." n. r chmdu. nAdcuM. and h»r fingem �WRIGHT & SMITH, HU flrat vnluma, - Shatobas by Bo*,” we, published in 1WW, at about which tone apeaared tbafiroiof “PUkwickPa- .Ht-W P0OWH “W ___ But I sat down intending to toll you of what I saw during my visit to Grand Lodge, something of Memorial day, the L' mm ait for the snowing two yaaro. The raadSdatra are Imteg "talked ap," by their respective "backer*," end “the wbaa aro bsiag laid" toaeraro manias tiooa. It is perhaps prudent that th* matter is bring thus early casvaased. and the publie attention railed to th* subject; aswfirttswa I will only say that the pleasure of the trip over the now but Grut-claw road run­ ning from bora to Ionia, the sight of th* stupendous lodge of rock, with its un­ told quarries of building material, its pumenM deposits of limertenn and coal, and the visit through tho cool shaft to er Iris sight All treatment eostns to be the depths at Mother Earth, wall repay. unavailing and injurious. The Jackson CUm say* the iasaa* convicts in th* Stat* prison have been re­ moved to the naw building erected for thwu outride the wells, and their conduct ia much unproved by the dtteMa from the solitary cell. Urn building has every millions upon the other ride of tae Atnot argue the qnestian in the abstract Untie, million. upon this ride claim ■ There is much force in the plea for right to. seat a* mourner* by the side long contiauanco in public office. It is, <d,»ho bier of. thia, our friend and we believe, good policy to keep a man ia officoleng as he faithfully and bonootly perform* the datira of hit office The dutie* of one term prepare* him more fully for the duties of the next quota of flower*, the Reform (School And if he is fiuthfol, each awrrarire Band played an appropriate piece, the firing party dosed the ocremanie. of the day with the usual military honor* to the dead, and wo wended our way home­ ward, frslrng that it waa good wa war* there, and that for one dny We had tamed aside from the eager, hurrying rare, of life and gout up to do honor to th*memary of those who wont out from among that from Governor down they have boon us and gave their lives in defence of tiu> foithfol, and that the people aro satisfied As wo understand th. object of this with the manner in which they have per- ccmTcnticm, it is to dense Mme plan by formod their dnrioa fiatoocflbunh.ro which the muniapelitira which have vot­ ed aid to railroads, and issued bonds for that purpose, may bo able to keep unbro­ ken the faith they have thus pledged. rr.ado to mourn, for, like Othello, their This call, looking toward* each an ef­ occupation ia gone. The baths will bo fort, should receive the hearty response ready for use thia week, and then, alive afflicted ones, come up to the fountain of healing and be ye whole. The Peninsular Railway ran ila foet through train yesterday, bringing a par- Court, are generally understood to be void, re that the, debt they rrprreent now become a Mi j Mar. We have snfficisnt faith in the people of the Stat* of Michigan to believe that those l»n<L. will bo paid to the very Met cent. Al! the people want ii to hJvo the way made plain by which (bey ran pay tham. W. should be tarty to main dm acqoaiat- GROCERY AND PROVISION Cheap bought al an.l rather largv. TUfuamlo .^=JSI5S:±is£rE can Barry purchased al the County. NEW GOODS. That must be sold witinn the Next Sizty Days. DOWN GO THE PRICES, rinstiiigs, Mich. REMOVED TO THE EMPIRE BLOCH : Dry Goods, . Notions. Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, GOT mKEHfflG GOODS, fc. ^.v.-raped to-SAhh territory. '■Jacksonville is now the largest city in Florida. having 0,000 inhabitants Mr Yarlxraogh won the silver nulls a! Oxford, on Saturday, for the boot stoer- iSM-a; IN HASTINGS! BANKRUPT SALE AKUAOKB CABKUC1W t ' JOHN PATTON A SON. to 40 cents, aocording to quality They are qsing one-horse street-rar* paymrat of the debt incurred in defend­ ing our country from the attack* of ito at East Saginaw with good sqwua*. Allb* East Saginaw office S.C75 acres cnemiee, and we think ' “ * of government land were sold in Mny other. By adhering to the two term rule, w* can have experienced officer* in the administration all the time, aidiagby their counsel and asristaner- the newly CLOTHS, CA88IMERE8, VESTINGS, Second, A MANCFACTCKHG DEPARTMENT, whMwwkwfllb* doa. to the bM •tylo known tn the trade. 682292 Boots & Shoes. TUlrd, our people if they would entertain for ano maxneat the idea of repudiation. As wo hero already said, all that the people NO PRICES LOWER THAN 0UB8, -A_n<l iSnstljr, 11 aiserioa. Upon the eon truly, wo are of the opaiMi that they should now retire, and give piece to now men from other focaliMee, where the people M that they fUjJUQr intoro*< to examine itnr Adrrrtitraiml: now in the way of voting municipal aid to railroads may ba removed, aad that the people may bo enabled to aid, as their true inUrrets dictate, the carrying forward of the many roads now project nd throughout the fitate. To stop all CARRIAGE FACTORY. Denver, Colorado, waa bnilt cm the banka at an extinct croak. The croak, has now became a constant stream, need­ ing to be crossed by bridges. Invites the attention of teh Citizens of Barry County to their new styles of Carriages and the Superior Stock used JQXTaorT MXClltirXKT MteriT JAME8 JENKS. DR. AIK1N. ASSORTED TIMBER No. ii. Canal Ht_ 9 GRAID HAPIDS. MICH. (Tim mm mhA «r JUuL> Jackson and Grand Rapids Prices. AIX WORK WARRANTEDTO RE /f. Mtn’s Kip Boats, Price, ft.75. Boy’s (*lfBootsJripe, *3JO Men’s Canvass Bal's, Pries, 00. DMTBOH, . . MIC �m CIUBUTII Gill ntn MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R- Grand River Valley Division. itogroo. Wheat will not bo an extra crop; there are many poor spot* Gate are looking well. Cura i* growing nice­ ly. The fruit crop bid* fair to be a good D. W. EUis, Assyria. L Inpltam, Maple Grove, A J. Brindle, (Wktan. which wo sell with cither Cast Iron or Steel Mold Hoard. It has tiro lightest draught of any Plow in the market. FARMERS our jiroud and boosting Aatyrian, but let tho put rocurd of our town toll. I fear that since tho Assyrian* fast their •' Jew oil," that Ilcpuhlican principle* are on th# retrograde, or elw there ia a arrow your Plows where you your Castings. -ftuy for our Bapublicnn friend* in Atajria to bury the hatch.!, let byguMu be bygvnes. and all pull together, and are if al the November election they cannot on the evening of July 4th. Brook* 4 Herrick'* FuH Band. Supper at Fix leyHasting* How, and th* whole W. T. Dodge, Orangeville. Z. B. Hoyt. Yankee Spring*. J. C. Bray, Thornapple. Michigan Central R. R. (ill ui bate tr Yandra, a tit Jniiij It latite tej < tog. a Memorial Tablet to the Alumni and Under gradeatoe of Kalamaano Col­ lege who £.11 in the war for national exUtoMein 1861-65. The eerricce war* THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE. BEV. ALBERT BABIES remark* ware alro made by Governor Baldwin, Hou. C. & May. and others, and interesting ioUor* rood from Pr*«idont Grant, Yum Prmidcnl Colfax, Hon. Austin Blair, General Ambrose and Peninsular Railway. The Ladic* of tho Presbyterian So­ ciety of Hastings, will hold a Strawberry and Ice Cream I'eetival at Union Hal], prepared celebration a* •• boy'* play," and eay that “ H—E, they won't giro anything," don't appear to have a very through idea of tlw benefit* to tbomar- 1776. The 4th 1870. bo issued regularly, soon. Carl Neidliardt ia the editor and proprietor, who mrnoe at 3 o'clock p. m., precisely. The did u* the honor to coll upon u* last Grand MuW of the State, and other Grand Officer* will be present aad offi- IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1870. ^^LEATHER-COVERED DRIVING PULLEYS-Bare* nearly ^HMXED'8^ SAFETY SHAFT COUPLINGS-A perfect promainbroth EiCC LIFE IN UTAH Drip, Itiitiia, Giwits, rjimwu, A nd another thing. We boast loudly of our progTtaa and enterprise. True, we have them. In building railroad*, i brick block*, etc , none aro ahead of a*. | THE CAU8X 1 -very prospect of ekbraticn well1 wor propose to aieep on this occaaiou. They don't proiose to let one thouiaud men. bo perfected far having a good time. with eereral thousand dollar* to spend, Nearly fchJO hare been raised with only one day’* canraering, and we believe 3200 rouro can be eccurod with but little trouble. Jt take* money to hold a refa- LIU SHORE 4 EffllGU SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Detroit & Milwaukee R R Btrvr having more or l«ui money to herewith ua, it aoc-ras wnnowliat singular that thoee who aro to derive Uu, greatest ben­ efit from a celebration cannot bo a little more liberal in their rabeaiptica.; and, al», that tlmso who aro perfectly abln ebould refrain from giving at all theiAnnual meeting at Kahmamo yes­ terday. The proceeding! were intonat­ ing, and the attendant* fair. Tho next meeting ia to ba held in June, 1871, at Bay City. Hon. Roe. Willard of the Battle Crook JnraaA wa* elected Protodent for the en.uing year. The Annual Address by 8. D. Bingham. of the State and th • Poem by L J. Bataa, probably won't roll *o many good* on that day a* I would on a week day.'* Hint <n-y bo true, but the botol man. tho grocer, tlie baker, tho safaonisU and ACKLEY & SLADE rat. if not the oldert reei.tont of the County of Barry. From a wlldarMM wild anil dreary, at the time be located In Jobnatowu. tlw County ha* become the home of.teacalng tbuu- Drugs And Medicines. your Druggist or Grocer a paikugi of Bea Mo-ta Farina, ajar.ufacturtd from Iriah Mow or Corragoun, which will make eixteeo quarts of Blano Mange, and »like dm* the next day. and <U pntroniro the dry good., mcrclurata. don't they? Some may owe little biE*, and tho cetobralion There is no time to foe*. Wo mcit bo will enable them to square up nfcely. up to our neighboring town, in the line The grorer will hare money, and the of celebrating. and a* our village, by it* Ouykoadall * Turner, recently tram farenav will get As* pay all beck in cash Charlotte They aro now ready to eonnatural beauty- i*» <><**■ eryetal river aad beautiful graves, baa no eupericr, tract far Porch aad Stair building, plain the chance* aro that large detapauuus *nd ornamental Brackett; alao aro pre­ wifl eamo in front every quarter. The pare! to make draft* and doeigni far fare* on the railroads on that Say will any and all kind, uf building. They probably be reduced to half-rate*, to wo are gentlemen of enterprise aad ability, may calculate on a good time, with TllB Committee hare not yet rcraplotod their rounds but will have all finished before our next ierae. Next roki BurawSl contain the jmudo of evary raUcriber to the Celebration Fund, end the aaatarat rabecribed. Tax Manual Ixneaaaawr ■ tho tide Thor* aro throe way* to rapport a good newspaper—throe way* to keep iialtro at a wide awake mrolical paper juet — three way* to show that you wiah it etarted in Philadelphia. It ie publtobed enters* - throe way* to giro it life, breath al the ITrilroWphia Unironi^, monthly, by Prof. W. nalnra, M. D, at only one *■»! .................. ........ Particular attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. nnra Maik Ssiirrisrrst’,; UOUTXIXO EXMUM ifeUr.l I TAXES! TAXES! iMMaUUr ia *M �DOCT. DODD'S E II VINE SKELETON ASl> CORSET For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. A droariag which ISVIOORATOR NERVOUS DISEASES. fflUCI rettery and introduced th* Kuntiinancn Mood 1'urijcr; due* wAieA Ute ttou*in<h Kuii been cured, by it* u*c, of Sciofda and other blood disnurs. Il emdnim. betide* th* Iodide of IWusai and Sorup of Si&nfjia, drupe ieipoHft] from Smdcn for Us erum* manufacture, unknown and ncl kept by apaihe-f 1 cartel in th if keep it mellow. U you hare old hay oa hand in good outer, it<wOTth more io ksop than to *•11, far it is a poor plan to soil it tecoure of . high prior, oak.. you taro PATENTS ground but a .tert time,’doing well ou ised ant over rich, ar not too moist Many tetter nmkm profcr Ashton I hat Ida in s grots mrnuty tits tpota mltfcsttairva.jtetourwifslellsn*, that if wswteh finely flavored tetter to ialmi life, tet gen-rollr could manngto make them averogn, but tharo tz no grtnoM tai ths Onondaga roll-as It rich thug M making a pair or tito boots ‘TY?kan,tBii aa^rerogo on tho pinch BLOOD or a tite boot, enay more than yu kun To those who aro pestered with grabs ou the bite or a lotater. in core, allow mo to ssy that oommcr. Eany maa who kau worn a pair or fate Yes! It is True ssli, ou part, with plaster. Unas parts, boote, and bo humble, nad pcnitmrt. and spplisd to each kill withe table spoon tea fid! re as not to touch tho plant, ril sSectitely protect tM oom from tends, aadl . If tbs fly troubles your turnips get aaterhood. Oh! |frr th» pen or departid Wm. Krerofy.tirewtoi.l w, I’Im soot from your pipas or chimney, and Hhakspoar, to rite « aaasheum aniast strew it over the ptasta. It is also ox- tite boots, that would make anriiunt Romo Voke up and bowl, az riio did on a previous cxkaidiuu. Oh! fur tbs strength or Harkute, tare into Jin string, all thatite boots or rreaahun, and waiter Uwm totho 8 wind* FDIIFIil I 2348482353535332010030233123 SALESMEN ! BLOIS “ Hystey of Edwin Dreed f I. >•■ w«*« r-Mi.W' ■- ,u- —• -*‘,i— PILLS LcssjScjgsw iaSsaafcreta1 Dissolution Notice! Why Is it that Dr. Iteback’s Stom­ ach Bitten increase in sale every year ? Because They aro tho best combina­ tion ever made. Why STRAYED Because Ayer’s Ague Cure, HEARTH anti HOME After yean of experience and trial they have been proven to be a sure cure for Dyspepsia and Indiges- Why Is it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Ho­ back's ' Sugnr-co.itcd Blood Pills? Because They know tho ingredients of which they are made. NEW? Why Because Why .- Dr. C. W. Robaek’s ■lH»rb Utters, Blood Tu■ r ntul Blood Pills the p Th.- Blend Purifier is the <>uk article in tho market nIitch remlains Ute celebrated .-wily Drugs imported expr.swih from Sweden for its itimuiihcluro, and the Pills .-outain the active principle '•( I'odophylluui (luandnikc lt.-l.) nnd is a substitute for Mercury. p i Aro Dr. Hoback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills tIm? best remedies taken to­ gether for the . euro of all diseases of tho blood ? i Do tho Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Rebeck's Bitten to their customers? . KB Um wtwiUm •» tla ataoito. 1* . ,U-»< <)., msMI.e/Nty. ■ . IhnuUiUt. A.iutawmUi >r ovUteboota. ’ ken her them for »-nn alf what they coat. and if > ..... ...■------- ikr hi. feel ate wuu ttan on angle wonn in bat notes, te nsoda t pay lor item. 'Mstbuari.li iz tbs only man that i k:n kaB to mind now who cvuld hBVaSurdud to wore Oto testa nd enjoyed thorn ; bs w wrei w »mw*s»i »w» ।«» r® iin 11» ■Um M* under the im-vailmg wind* It ia one of the test fruit regions ia the Voted State*. Tho large quantity of Oh! fur a pair ov boots large enough ' for the foot or a mountain. I bar bin led into the abort) assortdicato tho rJMaro of tho climate. Wo nwni ( of Ml! from haring in my pre- 1 copy tho following statement, rii.vwing ]srehun, ad thia mvrasni. a pair ov number ■tatataptod.ro. to fruit culture: 11Hine boots, with a pair a? number elori n . I fret in 'em. ■ From 12,000 to 16,000 sore of land 11 Mi feet are ns unmury ns n dog’s eure 1 aro devoted to fruit culture in Wretero Michigan, the greater portion of which | Iite fust liiua bo wears a muni'.is ideated to tews not jot in tearing. | I think uii foot will eventually choke The ortrawe pricw of fruit during the | .mi Iwots to ih-llu • I Ihr in hoiro they will iiuol rare stout a. follow.: Straw ter­ 1 .uppored i bad lived long cuuff not rte, per quart, 10 cents;-rupterrioo. to bo fooled agin in this way, but I tar-; found out that an ounce or vanity woijlw ■ more than a jemnd <rr num. roprohily ’ iw ra siwsrw i» BITTIIS TqijTPii Hair Vigor, CASH OR ON TIME! w । � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-06-22.pdf 5a2d96d56f9c96d083e25ac997c9512d PDF Text Text VOL XV. NO. 8 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1870. j TH? BKPTTBMCAN B1NNIB 'POWER I’KICHH PRINTING BOSTON CASK STOBB BOWNE l NEW GALLOWAY'S BLOCK wish ho was more rereful, though— euch a door good fe-luw about everything else. Never Kuld. when falls anno in. like Hannah Baton's liuabaml. Morey! I don't know bow afa dree lire with him. And he's always given me change. Mich. Too many NEW GOODS— Such Stacks and Piles Can’t get through the Story., and more' coming. GOODS IfflY SO CHEAP—BOUGHT TOO MANY, THEY MUST BE SOU),, , । • j z । EM CYLIIDER PRESS I Step in and let the Boys show you arou nd and you will say OLD TIME PRICES have surely come. mearoaerery rent that's brought fa T io pays tbs rsnt, and buys the fuel, fan fa ths prortofans? Whocfotbss l Sufan Graham, I'd Itksfa bowT Sba sensed her mra clothes ocee, Itatafclt.pfa.Gemr Oruhsm, if i wepssory, and no thanks to you, or Itis a^sfa hrefa't kept on earnthewihoreelL Thon she would norer e had to pick trp and put away her Wnd\acd U - welfa It wou&t be ALLEN BKN Pi 131*1’. ' Marion, what lias cosno over you ? tyuu getting weary of my fiiend?O, no.air,"she hall-cobbed. “Itto 1 Out with it, afar. Merer spoil ajoko __•_ -v. >> . ■ HASTINGS DRUG STORE Bclttitona. that, but-" ‘But what? Are you so weary of 'No. not wvury—but. oh. don’t Corne­ Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles. Pure White Lead The Best in the Market I "My littlegirt you hare made a gnrd cknico. George Graham, tout promised husband, is ayoong man of exceltent principles and good disposition, and will do his host to make you happy. Bulb, is not perfect. No man is. And you must be patient with his tailing*—al­ ways patient Owe cross word toads to another, and that to another, till by and by there's a Quarrel, and than, good-by to hapjiimsa Don't iculd, bat coax; 1 don't drire, but lead. And if you erer feel tired with him. think here much wares it might hare bore. And always, always remember that ho is no saint, but only a man—a man, mortal simY weak. Bo U your work, little girl, to nfelo hi. sarthly.hcwne a ha|>py one, and to lead him onward and upward towwnb that holier one not made with hands." " Dead; yet speaketh," she said, sol­ emnly, as that long. earnest talk esme , back to her. - And-and I'll do it, any 1 way. If Isa won't forgire me, if Ito won't—if ho won't agree to begin again and try it over, why—oh, I never, norer can go out alone into the world, and uno him nbntod to another woman. Oh. lU never nay another word—I won't— not one, if he has every ehair pled to GO1 " i'-. •iitost ryes to «4ee irwses <uo ps^s^saM. ua|ao enewoM A n llrurtUt.. Jas, syra ll^ss««. 4r«HsBc Books and Stationery, The. School Books u.sr& County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, R^k of Merit Cards, Tine Writing Papers^. Envelopes, j-c., fc., Hastings Cash ll arry called again for life sapper, and Artis crept cl.» l«.i to her. arid I hud fa. hoed upon her tor., in a plead- 1 fag manner; and half eluding herself far her fomtfulMaa, she mom-, drew oct 1 the Bttto table, -dared upon it her white cloth and the o'd-feshinned china, and 1 . brought forth fear broad aad little eak.a, ly—. —— > -..-J. S—-U , and because six-fell ksssly and poor, she j darling f r ' ■ tried to be indnlg-al to her darlings, | She amid nut dfanrer him, but As nud Otto.! the tiny rkw sau. o-diah from lifted a face eo radiant and beunti&l ---------------- --._ with lu-r now-fuundjny.thailto held farefar frotu him. and gas-d tong at fare with tore-fat eyee, before he afaH M- DRYOMBS, HUH IM, MW Cloths and Ready-made Clothing, Hats A Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries,' For the Spring mid Summer Trade. fticj aid OoamiPniliiL UpfeURKD i\Sh; nicoszu Ac. TYPE CUTS, pMAMDm, AC. HATI^eALTION (iDAtUNTEH&t stftarsitaf|r. « — DLE VILLE! HARDWARE r . »t » .omn ffida about we! Why can't you stay at homo fast b< well 7” "B«WdeTtor*LMto bo m *y- Horry threw up his cep, nml Artie pee "faiW. sort of a brother." And Marian knelt down and thanked God for hia great kfafareus.mad etoyt fa �COMMERCIAL, met. STINGS, FRIDAY, JULY lit Arrived at New York, Jan. 20th, 1870. Tlie caeo, plainly aiated, is simply this: A body of man compoaiug a corporation or railroad company, propowd to run a road through tbo County of Barry, to touch at Hutings and other point*, upon tho condition that the muniripalitire along tho line should giro thorn n certain amount at money toward tho object W* promised to pay tho amount, and tho whom wo made thia promise ? Hero ia the whole question, appealing directly to the individual and roUsctive bounty of tho communities thus obligated It it no abstruse question of law. It is amply a question of moral honesty. Shall wo do as wo agreed ? True, this premise was made under a mistaken idea iao the leas binding? We hate reaped all the benefit which grew out of a faith in the premia.?. It has brought a mar­ ket to our very doors. It has doubled Ttic Clertntfn Ship** Wnlb^ur." with a carpo of New mt I rtwh A.Klinni*,tinp<>>-ti4 expreiuily fbr 1'orcpatighb Ztotogleal Instltate, which have been added to Me alrcadu Rrtenrlee Menagerie of laet Seaton. A largo nttinber of New Cage* hare been built to convey iM* auxiliary, and note Mr. Pbrepaugh preeento to hit witrono Thirty Maetive Dent of Living IFlid Animate, 7» Menagerie doubU the oUe of any Exclutive Animal *how on thle ConliMcnt, and larger than any four toealletl Combination*, that can be found In America. THE PROGRESS.—Mr. Forcpaugh organised lAe Show for an American Tour, and ttarted In the Spring of 18G7, with the following reeult: /sc.'. 16 Cage* of Animate and a Clrcue, (under one Tent.) 20 Cage* of Animate and a Circue, (under one Tent.) a , 2S Cage* of Animate anti a Clrcue, (under tiro Tente.) 30 Cage* of Animate and a Clretu, (under two Tente.) with a corresponding improvement of Stock and Paraphernalia. ....... -'.i hat attended hie effort, and the Money bestow­ ed upon him by a discriminating Public hat been Judicloueiy Invested for their benefit, ami while other* tire failing alt over the country thl* Establishment ha* been graduatly growing stronger, and for the Fourth Annual Tone in America Mr. Forepaugh present* to hl* fftirtm* pen, has so for been productive of co . approachable patriot and unfaltering very serious results, although tot a time ' fr.rud, w* do protest against the false po­ the “ dire portent" of tho fact caused sition in which the nation plates itself many to eoujcciuro and wonder much, and many xaore to wouder why tho wununtutored aad unreliable subjects, not only because it belittles tho whole connMy name looks well in print; don’t try, but boamao of all poaitinoa that con you think so? bo chosen in dealing with three peopl*; N. B — Answer this query by mail, for which purpose find enclosed a bma now •pnngs from dishonesty or toor There U. 8. postage stamp, of tho latest edi­ is no use in denying, ar attempting to tion, got up iwgardltea of ccot deny, that tho rasl majority of tho men N. B. again.—Write plainly when yon appointed as Indian Agents have been as write, u the ordinary lead jieacil smudge unfit for tho places they bold as dishon­ of ths editorial table, will]* it will do for esty and low, unscrupulous dealing could tho devil and other depraved persons, mako them, and to supplement their vil- will Hardly answer tho purpose of tho lainire, tho p.renimenf assume* tho po­ sition that tlio people wronged and cheat­ ed by its agents aad roeesengera are * satisfactory, and sufficient indneementa foreign people, to bo treated with and aro hold out, I don’t know but I may bo induced to relinquish any arrangements a* though they wore no moro a part of I may possibly make with tho Now York the jieoplo than tho inhabitant* of Pata­ Lsi/tf and write “only for tho Hasting* gonia or Greenland. They naturally interpret tills conduct to fear, and, as any other people under I suppose you would likci to bear the b'ko rinumstanoos would do. they go to war to obtain their “ rights.” Wo edu­ moat important item of now*, and a* cate them to this very course of conduct, there is nothing to bo gained by kecjdng it bid, I will write it out in full, as some and the coat of their schooling is counted people write their middle names. by hundreds of taillions. It is that a politician, suppewd to ro Meanwhile, tho progress of ci vibration is retarded, a corrupt ring is araaasing side in Hastings, has discovered that a fabulous wealth, aad the purse of tho a most gigantic evil. It ia time to stop thia puerile, weak, vacillating system. Give tho Indans to understand that they ore a (art of the United State*. that they are subjects of its government, and must obey its laws Make their chiefs responsible for tho good conduct of their various tribo*, and hold them to a strict account for every violation of good faith oa their port, or on tho part of their followers- Root out tho Indian Ring, leaving not a vestige A NATIONAL RELIGIOUS MKW8PAPKB The WRIGHT t SMITH, Advance. PBIWMMB The Advance ONE IXtLLAH ONE DOLLAR. GROCERY One Dollar THE FINEST SHOW IN THE WORLD.!.' ADAM FOREPAUGH’S Cheap JUNE TO JANUARY wisbre tho |wop)o of tho Fourth Coagrreaicnal District to remove their pros- Animal Show and Elegantly Equipped Circus JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE TO TO TO TO bought Barry County. JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JUNE TO JANUARY grvse. 7. W. Ferry, and replace him with s-mclxxly, without any assuranc<> what­ ever that the change will be for the bet­ ter, and with every prospect that, if DIE TICKET, FOB 50 CEiTI, AIMITB TO BOTH SHOWS. Children under ID years of age. 85 Cants to both Shows. 7ZTuu 30 MASSIVE DENS LIVING WILD ANIMALS of .feeding, clothing, paying of annuitire and governing, to the military. Thon we will “have peace” on our INTERIOR DIAGRAM Or Shall wo fulfill that.promiso ? A way has boon opened up by which wo can dodge the [ayment Wo may vote down any propwad amendment tho projioT rourso is taken in the matter looking to tho pareagn of a law enabling Wbilo we do not like tbo general tone ustokrep our faith gucxL The tiling is of lib* Speeches, we cannot but admire hi* •'prohibitory proclivities'” Among reliant chance to play sharper, and cheat other things ho say* : tho men who trusted as They will not Th* Government was Oirowmg away take tho railroad away from ua and wo its money for nothing. The offirer* can pocket all the advantages and not there, ore all whiskey drinker*. Tho pay another cent. There are (vo ire sorry to say it) men just anch a course as this. They are to be found in both political parties. Wo do not now arguo the question of the propriety of allowing the paojde to rote ADAM FOREPAUGH’S to be the most efficient, hate to bo jagged | out of tho even tenor of our way by any such improvement. • Mr. Ferry has mure friends than there ore Republicans In this town, for tho place, and any change that run Ik* i mails must for a timo plan* the proplt of tills district at a disadvantage Mr. Editor, toll your potato-bug pohueiana. those who hung on Io the Repub­ lican party merely fur the 'sustenance they got, that they can’t find much to' food on dirwn in Assy ria. and they wuitkj 7 MONTHS FOR $1.00 ^&tQUESr^ REMOVED TO THE EMKHE BLOCK 948409 '.lets. that when the proper time cornea The queetion .» now raise is. ahall wo pay ; When you Miy me, anything witii my I want you to buy mo what is the Honda wo hare already issued? n.-iney uaoful I do not want dirty flour, rotton Shall wo respect our moral obligations, tobnerv and old soldier clotbm dyr.1 or shall we disregard them ? black, such as you bought for Spotted Thia is not a question of party policy, Tmb I only tel! you what is true. You but at persona! probity—not a question j have had a great war, but after it was I all over you permitted th* chief* who of party fealty, bnt of individual good i had been fighting to com* back. popular and l«l juvenile monthly 11« entertaining storire, sketches, nn«cdoUe pie will decide. Tho past record of the talk* U> its readers, correspondence, jopeople of Michigan u[«a tho question of etey, niuaie. puxslre, and numorouijilluerepudiation in any foim is to us a pUdge , of what the will aay uj*on this particular (orm of repudiation. Young America. Tlin now list uf valu­ able Premium fur pearly subicrilwrs ia make this a party quewtion. Wo have perfectly astonishtng; in fact, most of । said hard things of the Itenuxratic par­ ty in timer past. We have thought hard thing, of them. Wo are not prepared I to boEove, however, that they will take pleased with thefr trip and tho sporting, ths negative of thio question because u and think “ Grey Eagle " • waa scooped, Republican Legislature must giro to the poodle tho affirmative, in tbo slutpo of while ’’ Hint TempJs" ia tho coming horse Tbo lonsingitee were delighted at the sell of the Detroit sports, aad cor­ ll-Sss. *r*s*.’(•* IS parties who would counaol the people to dially invito them and all others to bring lire* In. a..................... do such violence to every principle of rwu fast nags and stamps to tho raoea to be honor, bo marked os with tho “ brand Hrere. ....... hold at this plane during tho present soaUre ............... of Cain." Wo may differ, as wo have M..ISre . r.: an undoubted right to, upon matters of Tho dm *»**/■ of this place wsro res­ policy as to the beat means of achieving oling in quite a scaaational scandal last last Saturday. Mrir Adrrrtunaratj. week, on account of a certain Horeljlinr Tho rains giro tho wheat crop a Ix-ttor assuming the bigamistic role. He was look throughout the State. arrested oa charge of bigamy at Sagi­ The Senior class at Hillsdale rnllogo l*eliovo with a certain pe|*cr in this State, numbers 21 gentlemen and 0 ladies. (tho IFdurnb Ciifprr.) that "th iplnhi naw and brought to Lansing. While being rctaoTod from the depot be suc­ Tho city tans of IWtroit tor 1870 are •pptrlwiif asw efrrvd to erpu/wto th prpceeded in swallowing strychnine, which I710.710JM,—about 12.000 Ires than in ' m oriAsre qf idlen rsaU wrd, eamo near saving the county tho costa of i^MtusAesm^bsml, if it rorv s«A[wueecutioa, but ho waa unwisely placec ■tatMtoOspMpA-," nor do w. belike it under medical car*, aad waa 'not allowed at all creditable to aay newspaper thus to insult tho people of a great State. Wo to not beitovo that the peopte at th* State of Michigan are thus seeking tbo grand VESTING^, 0NCTICK^ aOmVtsVo'bothshcws n-mhr Cblkuj st IlUUs, Prie Ihi, nt Cspt, Ch^p • , J. B. LEMLEY. mo ram! C4RB CARRIAGE FACTORY. That must be sold within the Hext Sixty Days. DOWN GO THE PRICES, LIKEN COATS, $ 1 00 of thia imlcbtednore; bnt, on the conand “ hitched'’very well taury, vr* believe every cent of it will be On Monday laat. man, women, bah ire paid, mD that seek an amendment would and all wore rumored to Mason, to await be rotated by tho psopls by an overcoming wire* and trial Citizens of Parry ^County io th?ir new styles of Carriagas and ths Superior*Stock used, in their MtusufatiUrc. are using the very best “ Vsgatalsos ie reviving uta the fafltu enco of last week's rains, and prims look sjdeadidlr, with the nxeeption of. a fm. nn trim's imopoim Bin i 0ETUUIT MACnmtKT DCTOT. " Dry Goods, Notions, ASSORTED TIMBER Ready-Made Clothing, Oil Tempered Steel Springs Hats, Caps, GMWWRIHHIK GOODS, k JKe are now selling below Jackson and Grand Rapids Prives. ALL WORK WARRANTED TO RE save money by calling on us Terms to suit Purchasers. JAMES JENKS, �TIE (1ELEEI1TEI tilE ELOW! ■ICHICAM CEBTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division. than w. can maeler. The people ia tlral part ofMsfoigu Lara no excure for not The people of Barry County will bold a grand c«fol>ratfon at Uaitiugw on Mon­ day, Jnlv Fourth. The Day will be ushered in by the ringing of bedb and the firing of thirty­ eight gun. at sunrise. The following are the ofifocra. etc.: kMgi^ynWril W ■iiliim If the pubBebar will oom. don Kara and print erally, could hardly bo expected to find any literary exercise “to our liking." I would .uggert to tlu. would-bo critic that ho ought to .tody the elementary rnlea of English grammar before ho a-xk. to become- an authority in matter. FARMERS Buy your Flown where you are always sure of getting your Castings.' Can Mi toiat if Ymim, 11 lie Ruin i IuUk SWtf Michigan Central R. R. and a good Bead will enliven tho pro­ gramme throughout, and at the Ground, will bo ably aiairtod by the Heating, GfoeClub. In tho evening there will bo a eplendid display of Cre-work. and a balloon naecneioq from tho Court House OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. 1 rI . BuiUCr~t. • - 39 U Utt urn fu If there gentlsmcn rally and propore to appear again in public, I would urge that they take baeona from the library editor of tho Journal, wboao “familiari­ ty with there piece. " u ao extend™ that ho could aid them materially. A. a farther precaution aguinai attteka of thb kind. I would anggort to Um " management " that for tho future the printing neomary io announce any. thing of thi. kind ahoukl be done at the Journal office. It wdl have a wonderful etfret U[«>n the merit, of tho "pro- THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE. scaled rig on tho first of July, and will carry {areeogon for |1.M>. lie intends making the route on good time, Laving here at 7 o’efoek in the raoraing. «mnocting with afternoon train. on iha D t M. Hoad; and returning, -ill leave Lowell al 7 o'clock, arriving at Has­ tings in time lo connect with afternoon cutoniahing to witnrae tho march of progne. in our country. Where, but a fow yean ago wu but a wDderaow, now Peninsular Railway. .REV. ALBERT BABII8 Tie Oho & Hall Threshing lactins, IRON PLANET, CARY’S PATENT, AM WoMhwy’i laprerM Mooted Both Turin. gQ , rapid iwtgraaa a* tho Pram of our cocatry-and San Frarefoco, CeL, ran bout ' of hcrjcunud. end literatim- on an equal Germany," foe whole of which wne very uunlling to lire Gennane of foie place A numleir ut them, oo enquiring of U-o LIFE IN.UTAH place, wore told that it was in Woodland, and not in Hearings font the aflmr hap­ pened. Wo have enquired et a good many (foreran, of that township if there waa aay truth in that aaaertfou. MYSTEBIES VFMMHiSN Oo on Mr. Marshal and you will find kimlnrae to ao explain yuureclvea that the yonroelf supported by all the order lov­ people mar know1 a' what house the fight ing eitianna of the piiree. Wo want you took pbc£ and who warn ragagad in it. gel other, and freah hone, to dear the country. The Sheriff brought the homo. to earn your wagra and have ae doubt to Grand Rapids, and tho owners re­ Lirzxr—Our Wool Market. Lime win kill Potato Bugs. Wulf D—fcrfoh^ warm. Dvo Oct—Bowno t BaDoy’a cellar. Detroit & Milwaukee R R . Aocibxt.—Mr. Tarry, a yoong mu raphjri at Dktoj S Brathy', phning mm, out Me hand quite badly while ahifang foe gearing to tho tenant ma­ chine, getting one hand trader the kuirw, cutting a pfooe out of one thumb, and laying open two fingers tofoebeae. Tnx Wrmr Brsnxaa,—An odd title, bnt nevertheless a good one. Thi.pejne eoraee to us from HiHsdale. Mich., pubifohed by a Farnham. It ie a wry lively abort bat its "make up" and ti- ACKLEY & SLADE Drugs Anu Medicines TIE REW A1T1CLE IF FHV For twenty-five rente yon can boy af your Druggist or Grover a package of purposes of Odd Fellowship. <ru per­ formed at tho Hall, on tho 2lrt fast. fat a very euccoatfol and appropriate man- Grand Manter Whilnor, Grand Bocrotary Footer, of tho Grand Lodge of M ichigun, and Grand Warden Fairchild. ulchMdroi rick was pu rebasing a bill of jewelry bat week, hi. eye fell upon a tiny gold pmtan’ “atiek," emd “ye focal'1 waa my kindly remembered, by a present of the tame On th. lack was engraved, l.y Mr. J. B. Shoemaker, tho words: “RHeeriek to W. H. H.dmm," and on tho aide, “ 1S7O.” Accept our thank. Mr. I 1 Druggists Sundries, Groceries, Wall I'aper, Traveling Baskets Bird Cages. School Books Stationery, $c. Fraakfort Bryrem, pebliebed by W. F. Cornell. (Ute of th. North Lansing Jfotoyrwj at Beurie County. Itieanieely printed erven column paper, aod wfll I1M RnM,HnWrt It any. there ie no drinking saloon nt , Frankfort, and the fort mu who opens < one will be stepped trf legal meant. j and other aoefohre, together with tho practiced working at the Order, and the gnat boosfita to be derived from itt par- CALL AT THS HASTINGS tortt ■ atilt c6rtB<.-O-,MFce<€^.l «» TAXES! TAXES! �532348234823480153532353234823Hair DOOT- Doerrs 5 E K V I S E Vigor, nr ii—tor •* » »—MrriMr !SX.’~ a——v - Hill 29 as 849014 57 Hill M ^714761938 PATENTS D:+//+C PILLS 17393195 SALESMEN THE S'; 02374323 778 1870 ~ 1870. Lake Superior! ;?UJT«IM limit. PICTURES FRAMED, A1KIN TW n>~a hrifcr > tha uum n tlr martrt .hkbnaitaiaalWoMnUd � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-06-29.pdf 714dbd0fdf379f28ec8dc86ea8928b7c PDF Text Text VOL XV. HASTINGS. BAHRY COUNTY. tWirpaw. TBK KPUBUCIX BAM Whaadft*. mprerfl I k.w^rrvred nor.) Ena, tarnation-dr I line, eity-aditor line, and Anally fJl I PRIKTING 003232313130114832 ItSttll CASH STORE NEW BLOCK rfnHtingH^ Mich. Too many XEW GOODS— Such Stacks and Piles— fCI • 0®n*< get through thn Store, and more coming. GOODS TOK SO CHIP -BODGHT TOO MIT, Step in and let the Boys show you around and you will say OLD TIME PRICKS have surely come TAILOR CYUHDER PRESS ! ALEEN BENNETT. Nancy wa. athnt. Bal flu. <md wm »tyto. After tbahayiac tout bMn tato, Mr. ^epwatar and hte adft adUd ~r- c=: ■A taK aad >]nat tha vreaaag with X>“ia tkj^re. of a-rre-fi-7$^: HASTINGS DRUG STORE **• toM h> ly-g ator wer-gda^ nasT ware Iwiaw mad. fa afrirehare. AU T,u» ^TUtareaud fa qate of MmrelV tboaebfai triad to il| 11 L ■ By th. way. Titan.” -fa Mm LWpwuLw, late in the inwmusg, !• wfan rtm Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines. ” Merit obirepd. 'John ; fmt I hare Perfumery, Toilet Articles. {ytlcrfionu. We U*ahM« ■> .Hk m »>•<• m4 f~U. «W Books and hationery, The School Books used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Pine Writing Papers, Envelopes, <fc., /c., " Hat—didn’t ren Ihmjw flint wool Imd naan ia vatan H “ Na. Mr. BmHhramd thirty rente waa all 'twaa worth.” “Mr. BmUtedreairedyon. Bat yon dumld hare wateW U- Markrt lUporta. Didn’t you re&»t&a.i> pm Which will lac Kohl nt very I-<*w I’rlccm. Hastings Cash Store ! valuable fafiimfaion yr.u will find." ■ ”w'i •• O, bother! I <Wtw»*l.faItoUj* I'n got a* tuudi m I cut do to look ar­ ! ter my fam; and if Nancy atul tho children want to rend, flu? ren pt milmil', iwhwk, mm, Cloths u>d Kendy-msde Clothing, HsU A Ceps, BooU & Shoes. Groceries, Ac. For the Spring mid Summer Trade. Fatcy aii OiMcital PriiliiL naoN»i'*c. couibkd.jnrS* “I read to belfarefaantoolfi Thai dalaahm nadwt wfa« Triplet toM tnntaal Mao& U yror» and vtwre far acuior, what ntarrfUnflb aha toVL ‘■IrefatolUk'prep <rfj ran*. ,.f wore of Ix^ptre, Sh ibtahW* ur.>i«rriu3i. allva hi- wife or children to Iwmiw I h» n-if-hfatr Ihx-pwator if WOOL CARDING MIDDLEVILLE! . HARDWARS JOHN Ore orimi^ Tita. tSreriy and Ida w took ten, by inriUlton, *Hh n-faU JurJ.’ rewi° PN4ta?r£iUrl man manna anything heayatoi , ' , < �IYHK BimUCAN BANHR HASTINGS FRIDAY, JULY l«t IPBINTING ; MmyN- PreraoU; liracliertton of WIL { , Item . Makcpeae.* TUckarev. -Graqp I Hoddar; Did She Dream Itf—Jurtra | I McCarthy; Antoroa, By the author of • “ Guy LiringrtOM," tec; Flirtationwith , tho Mod,an Convwniencw, Mr*. Ixiuom | ■m® HofltinffH* Mich. Utto; Editor’* Ferny Chair; ■ditor'a Latency Raeord; Editor’* Bcimtific R* cord. Editor'* Hfatorieal Record; Edi- of Stock and Paraphernalla. TAYLOR CIUIBEB PRESS! arefatliny all over the country this been yraduallv yrotvlny stronger, and for the Fourth Annual l*ur in America Mr. Forepaugh preoente to his patrons ' ' THE FINEST SHOW IN THE WORLD!. Domorest ha* alao outdone all other* in bia liberal offer of valuable PrMnians*. A new and extraordinary lial ia given in th* July number, which i* very attractive, among which ia a fine and valuable par­ lor chromo, painted in eighteen rotor* end worth »5.<K>, to bo given a* n pro mium to each .ubrariber Yearly, W.«» Adder**, Zt~mT* XeoUJ,. MS Broad GKOCEKY AND PROVISION As W THE BEST STYLE Cheap as can bought County. Animal Show and “Elegantly Equipped Circus ; priraipU tort paltry rf th. party of fcm. It ba. never had, and, uatD now hl people ’ have never ahked, a place upon the State ticket,-uor aay State “»!*»>« Uto Unirenity, Mr ha. it ever had a ONE TICKET, FOI 50 CENTS, ADMITS TO BOTH SHOWS. GORDON ogy, ata., pnetraiiSs and character* of Beethoveo. &r Samuel W- llakar and Wife. Gov. Palmar, of HlinoU Mark Iwmon; lb* Governor* of New York;' Tyj»* of the Beyrawi Population; M««* uriag Moo I 1’hyaical Education : Rav­ age of Wild Beeeto; 8amm*r io thMeld,; Reform for Women; Wo mart Children under 10 yrar* 6f *«», 25 Cento to both Shows. 30 MASSIVE >DfiNS LIVING WlhD.ANiM.Vlf> INTERIOR DIAGRAM I A j/Ai/ FO’^X'tAl ram-J. A* yet they are not pledged to enufT out lira ran, nor turn the Miaaieaippa River up stream, but stand ready toin-rt-tohpUdgnin tlioir platform if any of the unwashed alxmld call REMOVED TO THE EMPIRE BLOCK It ia difficult to predict, with any de­ gree of certainty a* to th* mult *f th* election, for although Grant carried the Bint* by a email majority, yet th* bal- change is made, w* confidently a*wrt that so man enn'be named better qualiCod or fitted for the portion at Secret*- Ia>ap in th* Dark.” by Edward H. Hou**, rotnmourod Sheldon A Co:. Publisher*, 49“ and 60» Broadway. N. Y 54-OT a year, and worth it GRAND VBSHSOB. Kkj ail Onamia] Priiliit, Bru Jtdvrrtistmrat: d*btU paid, without any emential chaagv in the law—*d no event with the exemp­ tion above »1WO, nor th* per oanL Ira. than Etc. in weekly and monthly odtriun* by Lre t Shepard. 140 Washington Street. Boeton, al 12,50 per year Tur lunrteFairan, for July, i* truly a superb number, in embcUishrnteito and in literature ! How the pnUteheni can 765203 ’tea Cash Store. Onr Oat, •< * B*rpa*a / "Ttitr CUmf tt BM— Pri» HU> and Ctft, Off • 11.50! TbcCno engraving*, “ Sommer Hour*,” >• a deliriously enggrwtive' pie tare; th* Colored Fashion • Pinto, group of elegant Parisirarw* ; cuteabundanl enough to give the Indio* all the hint* on dm* they could want Pub­ lished by Itoaeoa A Peteraon, 319 Wainut Street. ISladrlphia. Price fiU-SO a year (which alto include* a largo (tool 9. B. LHM1EY. M'lle Paulina Hlndlry. Mathew* and Hnntlbc, I*rof. A. J. Fnrepanrh. -- -------- “ That must be sold within the Next Sixty Days. Itwiita th« aiteniwn of teh Qtizent of Barry County to DOWHOO THE EnrCHs! AIKIN 2000 BPOOJLH OOTfON al ic RHAKJHl IKXTOti. 10c PARASOL8, a large mwnrtmcnt. al On new ttyles of Carriages and the Superior Stock used PROF. TONI FRINK'S lEWPOLTM BAND ! ASSORTED TIMBER OU Tempera! Steel Spttejs. Ti e arc now selling below Notions.. Itcady-.Mntle Clothing, , Hnls, Caps, rmiEBKGMTOk Jackson and Grand Rapids Prices. �■Du.ro Im. eonsidontdo building Iran | dona thia spring nnd summer. besidoo a] larger amount of .pring graine than: usual p« in. which bid fair to repay the Ihu-kirk to K—r York,dMuSha, Cleveland to Now York, fitStnilo Cincinnati to N. Y„ Mh) mil-. of July, far UBA will hav. jMMd.leM- j Wheat will compare well with that of; j ing nought but memory to testify that it our ntdghbooiag towns Tbrni ia wane ■ has bora. For anroe yrora past tho day j[complaint of ths potato bug; some farm. ' Km act roreirod the attonUm justly das '! they haro sighted, ro far. for which we 1 lit- But this your wjtMjm an almost ' ! universal renewal of the old-Ums fasteri- • The prnapect for fruit, . ties, and ia nearly nrocy harr.Wt ia the ' aad po—hc. ia good. A poach orchard land tho sounds of rojosdag wffl be ou tho farm uwwrf by 0. W. Crosby, ' Eaq, ia lieariag a bountiAil crop, which DICKEY & BENTLEY, Sash, Doore, Blinds. Door and Window Frames. Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings &c. them If yea don't be&ero it, just hap pen ia at the right tone of day. and so* th. table. loaded wnh th. -goodie.,- a. well as the substantial., that their ova wnbhful and guiding Ibwwfawoe Hastings hM reaaoa to be proud of tho cBorte being made by her ritiaroa to rommetaerato this anniversary ia a rtdt Michigan Central R. R. i—er 1 (‘T*nd, □"afc <*“ J"” U , „ „ v±5r ±1 THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE. of twelve it thiriean years, was drowned a few days ago while Utldng in Cooley's Laho. Aa wo haro beard, two men and "{ S d.« ware with the boy, and when be . mod far help, aad the awn went to bio I ’ Chanbun—Ifav. Jo» H. • Ro-, of ,l"*Pn nh<’u' o.- by a runaway. Mr A. J. Bowoe bml l«»n mi driving daritu; th* evening, ami while in front of Mr John R Goudjw.r's Peninsular Railway. <mi*w— rotate ot va IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1870. -Hewanl Asaoriixbon onoJlSx t£^££2VKRED DIUVIWO PUIXEYB-B*T6a»Mriy Aojd2X<HHAKT COUI>LINOB-J‘ P*fact pro­ WMtUiags 10. LIFE IN UTAH HOISTING ATTACHMENT-Bliaple, coavwdtot MJSTEAIEJ boo*" |.y Mr. Fnd Galloway, an* l<n|ipy to eiy, hi. injuries i -fflion Fly Brigade ” will a Ao th.fr lo |w The horar. del: first aiqmaranro, aad man-b through the ■ principal straits ACKLEY & SLADE ; Michigan to teat.his luck in a more ex­ tended Undo We aro glad to notice the change which hex taken plaro ut> the ixsrts Detroit &. Milwaukee R R HOWARD SANITARY Btvneieprogroeriagfcwdy. but foe crop io reported M rather light BOO,000,006,000,D6l bugs dying the® warm nights. MH MB t iEHEAB SOOTEffil BAILWAY, Drift luijsi®, Grana, SffBWewrvr. laitat: Bn IM Bn RsM l*aing built. ■ A„ dirreti® of the Marabsl. It wnx Par—T» edtreriea at the head Thia will ooaeritato the st* r im far of thia column. die earlier part of the day. About six TMhoAwrotWrhMUd n trudsMy — ------------- to make a groat dmaaod for iro FOR ALL POINT* EAST 4 WEST AID Naeoat II car—By that lunch 1‘reeton 4 Brinks aero kind enough to seed oror to tho Banna boys Turning that l>ig ! We shall not attempt to domrile They are altogether too oug I To bo npprtriatrd they mart bo ~ ■■’....... iPLAITATIOIB .VrugguU Hundric-ti Groceries, Wall Paper, Trarrlinfj Michigan Exchange. prorod ia every reaped When Booth Baron gets a railroad, we shall expect to aoe the Antowf atm farther enlarged and printed on a “Taylor " Boroms attend ! you. Friend Btewart, In your endeaeom ■ to furnish the peojdo of Western Miehi- They mo going to haro * aaiebralaau proved fatal Osgood Oillman was ta­ on their ten book, aad haro gut art I ke,. rory suddenly, on Friday, whOo bill. to that wfM. We stooeroJy hope working out in dfo hot san. with a faint tbcroykRjtaiari.fee mH and dull Ming, aad th. jwvbabilitow aro is pessiUe far any one to haro J fast If aeaistUMe hud not been hnowdl- ■ The fattewtag an. the Ma* their ------TAXES! TAXES! WOOL CARDING Wool Carding S. T.—ftSO - �FOB SALE.' r 3231305332310104022300 jHMGlOBJ IinPlFlB CASH OR ON TIME! WRIGHT & SMITH. ,!T°JSSBSfSJBMKB8®I“. Hair Vigor, :1 For reatortaf Cray Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. JL A dr-MM wbi* nocr. DODDS 'IN E II v I N E ASI> 1NVIOORATOR. NERVOUS DISEASES. ■•wl The Advance ^KFaESwSiE; 1ITTI1S HAIR DRESSING. One Dollar tl—fry aad istrodured Ur X-» J dtnowcm ft/oo./ /VrjAzr. wkitk tau tivnunntlr A.ia<*rrd, bydmt.oj ,.»11 aUtr blood di^attf. /t amf..,'....' • betide Uu lodidr Bitas.! &TM> »f aOa»gia,dnujr ; I. aaA «MMaa VLTKHI >'« j row xsa >« >■»•• io •• 11001 JUNE TO JANUARY JUNE TO JANUABY JtrNF. TO JANUAEY rU^Ktaksks tA«x ' vtfkoaxAo >IM Tic rraicru trAy Ih Mood Nl, Urold Ac rry fa^nlg art: ft/cau JUNE TO JANUARY 27,000 teSESHWCJ 11008 7 MONTHS FOR §1.00 PILLS ■KID FITTING CORSET aSEsisiSS afSKsnaSMt jortk pattox * sos Why ■fcjisggfe-jbitjBftsSt a: a Is it that Dr. Hoback’s Slumach BiUers increase in sale every year ? Because They arc the best combina­ tion oror made. Why Do the fhugsists recom­ mend Dr. ItobackS Bitters to their customers? A/++/41+/A Because Ayer’s Ague Cure, After yearn of experience and Inal they have been proven to be a sure cure for Dyspepsia and Tndigre-, Why ■jUDICIAi" astWmy Is it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Ito hack’s Susmr-cnntod Blood Pfflat salesmen a— m. kam <«!! w.,«n rviwJ^u^ Tin? UUMAjr MACIIIMK-Mra J-HJCl FrefcrSlM^.rwTMtacb. K ANHOon »a4 WamaakMS.-l Bftfasswa &.vxg' Why Arc Dr. Roback'a Blood Purifier and. Blood Pills tho Inst remedies taken to­ gether for the euro of nil diseases of the Wood ? Because JAMES JRNK8. 1870. ™ 1870. Lake Superior! Hie Blood Purifier is the only artic.o tn the market u liichconlainsthc cclebratAl costly Drugs imi»rtod exprvsal v from Sweden for iu inaiiutnclure. and the Pills contain tho action principle of Podophyllum (Mandrake Knot.) and is a antethute for Mercury. i Why Are Dr. C. W. Rulmck’s Stomach Bitters, Bhml Pn" J»flb the andthree grea world has kt rificr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-07-06.pdf 353bff18348edbb6f0a983e9240cb8ae PDF Text Text OOiL HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. JULY 6. 1870. ths first surprise ted ss^Mmastssi erf f the prejx—L 8he waa frightened io find, alrnal inu—Halaly, bow much ths |«n. As—MSte iMur wslli A Sir tn" M ate ItoWblM. ArtOwterresW sslrtl Ah—l*fo s Seat—A rtsMter. .NWIMWAH -X t Jil TAILOR CYIIRDER PRESS! A.TtX'telsr tjiJNyxktt. ■ 1 HASTINGS DRUG STORE IJf THE BEST STYLE J. P. BOBEBTSAaCO., Prop's. W«U call Ite ““‘aSUatt sIMUM of Ftirsinsas I A1RIMTU CiU>sa, sf U>U <A«iy. io Iteir CaraFallj ssQM^WbcA .t - Pure Drugs aS ISedicin.es, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines. x w.f&'nrARD.'1 2.’’ Per/Hincry, bToita Pure White Lead ' W. stteli^.^ JTs^ll^^iltyWi «'fa0lsJ -l-rt ■' Books and Stationery, The -HciuMd Books used in this County, Speakers, Miser Ifn neous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, nng^Ffiting Papers, ■ Envelopes, agrafe., t^sswtssatfiis tun prendb-d. But, st this tmartrt * voteecrisd, *Hsre heU. Hurry up, Hastings. w_-_ i—. # - - - - -■ » -- HARDWARE ; I Krenv nfeia'citTi'-riioN. OES 1 ■ ■ ■ C" 4*1^1 * * liwaeaetasr, m—cal taagKaUil oho«rd Herbert Mil! mnre. He 1—its. je'TL.drt.siijpg-ayei. u* ia n a- ft a a a w> a ■ t ,?c<| Ttser—a—WU>—tsMt r—ilh'k—<MIM*st—as. Art I •w.WWshwMA—M F >7££SS5K%, J -, WtisMIfaiiar “ it fa ft » “Charlie*! Charlie!” CUarand sweet k as a note struck from a ail rar boll, the J, r.iicc rippled over th* eummon. “The?, maihsr,** sriad one of th* , hu and jiknd up hi. jankrt and cep. “* ■ “Don't go yw«!" “Hava it.tsl" P “HaWithCpmo!" -Sjlvi.?' Jerirtthsplay— fanohytfawia *“ . “A.*"’r-'** J£.1S&2K*S£ Are xx J® 4M>wrs>a-*e«bM(Wa.*M 1 an, ng | h*»wa't murk of a bargain. There, will X^U^M^aa. . > r• jfifatMfcrt-Jtawtil ‘/^r±62.7,T-_ir: MJ» I j 1 mMuadrMlurlmud mmh I?or |l”‘ Spring mid SmiiiniT Trade. j Th— are tbo only easos within our kaowLdge where a Urge steamship has dimpjrared totally without having bahfod a tree, of th* Baaaar .m which a & • ........... . Hat* ft (■*!». Boot- A Show, OrMerioo. ftc. *“ erwottl tbo artist. Nothing has —re beer, hoard of l«r, and alu, » rjypisd f’oand^«l °g Flamborragb j ! B H PriccB. DRY MB. W M.*M cioih. wd artr-srt. o»ihi»r. Tjny ry la 18M th* CoUiae eteamar Pacific left Utct[kk>1 on the 3d of Jaaoa™. OtowafaasreM—artMI.’ I4 J A K 1 g fe:'ll; ITT* tjll.im art iu— e.sl.J r*irr$».'7*« *»lr tells. IrtsMMBIs I* XV’liioJi, jt.UJ. J>f? gold nt very and mghtypenaaa on board mail. 6fa> baa never amoe been heard of. and no fragn—b whieh amdd be identifad may d|* the cam of tbs Lslort, a Kueriaa ve—l of war of K4 gmu. which, in the year 1M7, boded over and went down bodily in tin- Gulf of Crvnstedt. wjthfa sight of three of her ponsort*. The whole ship’s coransny, amonntiag to 830 persons, were dnrwnsdNo human bring .urrived to id] how tho Hungarian, a Umadiaa etaamsr, waa wrecked. She use dfaxrverwd. ia 1WD. on th* rocks near Cape Sabta, Nova Sco­ tia. *»d. though two hundred i>ereoa. BAttnoly woraaa. a fcw yw bis sssrirr. der. «BUeed vision! Could ha believe had been on board, only threw bodies buowaeyea! She was wriUna. with were foand. while the tnail-bags warerw who waa ■rnariar |ho hafi. . Articles, Ttf^Best in Uie Market! TKX asaiaghha. GartaaDy the Ml fate a sort of rerorie, and began, half uoecnerioMly, to trees Hariwrf. name is far sand with the point tt her pareaoL It was st this juncture that Herbert, walking along the top of the bank abore. diseereod bar. Hekad already pa—d S/krtiam. her. aedwwaH wot hare seat her el all. bet that Lis atter.tiee waa snddoilv di­ rected to a fish hawk, that, diriag for a The Uuccdsciotis Confession. rictim, hed gone sailing off northward with its prey. Hie heart Ix-gan to beat fast Here ! ar rui actum or ‘-crawua," arc. waa tbechar— he had wiabed. yd wot dared to hope for; U surely was a fa.or '• Hurry up. grr.tlomim 1 the coach is writing.1'cried the voire of the stage- usual reofissreus. He hastily sprang dnri-r, >o front of the Metropolitaa Ho- dowa the ISWch. and begun hurriedly to tei at iMg Branch. retrace hit slips toward her Ho thought she would boar him as ho Mr story gne. Udt k. du, daj. when raOmads U, the Drench w— - T.< un­ appreached. But she did net. bhe was known, and when the transit io New evidently too abMabad; in what, bowYark wa. nehiirred by roachrw that rea ores. be could not yet discover He casts toward Sandy Hook, where a Mreuner nearer and nearer'. Wbat with the rear of the surf, and her own abaorptioo, awaited the poaemgan. 1 A tall. Undawno yewng tuaa, at the 1 ii s.iri — hoHe sooruarhed —. at­ last, that rereMlook over so herebshoul rSESeS.-ss- .^’■^wWirwrjSSi1^:.- n iO ilFl H8HjL»vr<A Ws R ®£$Esffi*£r was; aodshe add to bawdf ho wonld akme. The President left New Tiirk asertro—'last slyHc'.- •early fa January, and was despaired of Tbsssa relied hrerily io ; &e Uhhawk* saPsdorerboad; the brereab'tow V?nS!2*iuiiL’£Z’' freah ftm the <—Sward; AU san she— g—rttim of irehad boec so* fa low tte Mr lluls Fms Isj MtUlas. Irird FiLrvy Lrawi/K^rbSZ WKkiAsUaMsrw—ota*—; . * ArtlteA—SaSh t.sia M». n.s-i—. last, sad ririag. began to walk bank to­ of Bichaumd. and Tyron. lUwwr, the ward the hotel. Bat. aflat- awMle. she In 1864 tbo acrew-prepeUer (5tv of sat daws ania, cm ahaabhp, wider absltar of thobMk, far else had beta, all ! 1 t i n rrhiiLdy* Il Pi L Step in totid trj the Boys shotc ffnu around and you will say OLD TIME PRICE'S have surely coins. ' Artlte But, k— fem, tart Al—Irt LwMAstoaMsl—task "** .1 bOMunwxMgMni f n> snguuu IU mareabs MWmwd thoaa. tfis sanre tJtire fa those days; fcrogiy afowyearn had siepart efaea h wrf-known phifao. phar tart “>jvwribta to . THEY MUST BE SOLD. -5 J aJLta,*aA^Mort—i-. iP M ' rime —^Mag Ur ssrt «uMm? and ■ 1M1, MUMS' the moat nrrperaltohd Job r many, i uu tnUUUilM.ailMrrUislM. r«—A siM »aw Ma—w? am i ruse, the French navigator, whi, aflcr a Jongaruitoof disoosw U the Pacific Urena with th. Artrekb. and Bonaudo, Ml Botany Bay reriv in 17s8, and waa never heard of again; though, in 1828, trerre of wreck* were, fijund no the New Habridk, whfah are . now thought to ha— Um three Of th* mitaw mwsAirm." ■■> >.-■>■'-•■ r. ers ; There was aaoM wreck, at that &ne, abort a ■Oeorman shows the Metrepolitan, which W lieca a fsreriU haunt of thoin, sad thither ths repaired. Bha tried to read tfll Herbert sbooU appear, |.ut L-ir tb-'-arhu w.-.r^.r«l frem her r i ras so cmp-BOOGfff no. i£ qcarlj eA nso I ' iivdk £ MAviut.*'. Bb arw e— uMsmUmMAi-- °"dZfeT Can't ieNhroufhOu Store. goods I । The fintef these was the dieaansur as—, ia ITOt. Of the Brithh Mgato Au resw, bo—d theIndia,wUsh,after tomb­ ing st the Cape of Good Hope, wast­ had sail so. BsMfMx&te’ttewn- er again heart of. TheportValam— iaitahshadMartwifcra kmgwatt oe the heath, taping to meat him ihstw. as ‘SWfcfiCr-ah-i.ft. hrUijilhlpfcpljfff i ! w h ! ,! uIkH h Toomany ‘jfflT GOODS- SlMI'/OW Ia lbs sartr ssMaa asenAsa. liiiM WtA—MaSssSSM wtoMOH BlsStotaltertlresr-UwM. 1 AMUWhKUirWn TtenAi—rwhrttertess! Unstings* Mich. ar aassa s. a—saw. . UdiaT wot—Maf—>t»sad*&. • IslillMsaalwMIil ahsMse n.Wwtnl.M. . INTROUBLE mereas ; The uiyateriotu Jtamuuw In th j Atlantic ocean nf the .Lames City o Boston, with n tarp. «al« of pamm «MM*i asst bw meaner, afterward, al ■rent on board. recZOs to mind mnarkim which HMtmp toe* awa oSaoe, was, Plar ca—in Ute annals cf uei-an neriga. ssMre MaxwsHlad suggwd^. redly tioo. Two occurred in the rirhtaentJ imniKmun. .’ NO. 10. ImgAraysrwKlmf^ Bl tnAJ i VOL. XV. �OODS. LOO! sss.*’ “Boa." M»»r Lrfam nolk etad. T. B. 1’atorwn A Brothen. No. SO C CBaatnut dtrort. PUladrtpMa. farru ta. proat ft* 1 ' That must be sold within the _____ SakSuttiAE- peUichodt Md wiUteMAhe Mnfte earn, of th* groat Neediirt ham the tW«TM MM l^toSin ENGLISH WALimtO BV1T8, W « DryN.^auotoc»w Ready-Made Clothing, Hats,Caps, Prwxirt MaAaatrifc'for'Joly.1 biotetm tbafo0awre|; : ?5i< TO>v'«"»»nt) art. R H. Stoddard; Rrtreon Ftdaag*«m l tba Nipptoiput. naddau Norria; At I tha A terrtalari Praaa (Nkto WtoL Aylin Irtreinl^i—MrBkrV Tifo AfoonyCic CMnibal.-.diuJ bfT.M. Ctem,M.T>; Wild Baaa. John Itarrougba; A. Wo man’a Hight: VII. Th. Camp Means|r. Mrr MX Area.; Whattbay aa. Doing is Maxiro, F Henawy Brown; Parry <aHod. Mirt C. F WooWm; To Franco., T.BuoUnjLnRrad; H-Areor'aBaugh-1 ter. O, M^Uaworth; RoMreatiti lha i* hr*Ty JnoM w<-ro noticw!. and upon opening 000 «T «i«a • small amount of plaater wii^acrtered aaaomrodiu tbo centre of the fieeoe. The utter waa Taylor Jahnaton'aCbOortton. Fugue BraIa a cou! taino in Talka, Btaflbrdabiro, are ; Disraeli aa Hatyameu and Novr lX EnglenA n.-rntly, four men were J. M. Bundy; Boa^ti, the 1‘rwter awl eatad to <L«th by coal gaa Part. W. F. Bullman; A DUandtanted Ora. Wad" Haaptoo haa baatra hie awuni into a ptowahare- At leant he baa bought a chare in a steam plow which PROVISION Gam'WISHING GOODS, k 11 ■« *- 'yjgfigjgfe walkup.» , Cheap as bouglrt m Barry PATENTS County. MPUua ro.K rwt t T Newspaper Advertising. tap, MiM, Graceries, REMEMBER THE PLACE. H3HQH .n X state Hired Opfawlto Empire Ittoek, T-. — .. , . . ... 11 tart rngrivlog'of Jamia 1 Wath totting , , baforo the fine and ctpcriuntiag with ; I th" ateata taauiag 0«a a tea kettle Eeery number contain, a bandeoOM atert cngraeinj. Thr dopirtnsmta of j ! Rciauec, Art, and VuriaUro, rvotain, a 1 Inrpo nurabor ut ehart article which ur ' ?trw SdrtrtisrmrtiU. WITIlH IN HASTINGS! emninatreua may bo toads on the bad. at color; that thrtdadrman, if bo tastes of the Ml [Iiiidfcua ot-'Ar> gospeL muat do »o at tbn aacocd tabla,aadn4> bureau ‘ b«ng upon VbdU .-Lttateuanua tWty ha. tta.YrtuigMas'.IArirtu AgMtaataoa. otharthan upaa tha acfaaawfedgreaaaU CLOTHH, * CA88IMEILB5. WHAT A1ETMET > VBfflXOB; john g. ftuflrbfr Fdittiahfiit Good*, there In wry Mt m«t therefore ’ xi*j; Jetenon Street, Hutingx, Blch., SECTS THE LAMEST A MMSFAITTBIKG SEriMTMENT. Fremont Engine Works! C un“”» |w <*»■>* *•» i«. Mty Io. nado to order. WONDERS Neyuleon and liutuazk Kara bare two 1g. at bey for the past foftr year, . now lay both hare been driren to the water he Kmpcrar will take bia hatha at OonArilte, tha Count in England. Many College, hold their rammeoro- »--6r Ortky al Brtto. Pri, -J Cteap • q-COIEAIBILmt Haatiaga, Oct Cth, 186®—tf t. B. LEMLEY. , CARRIAGE FACTORY. Mystery of Edwin Drood f AH.STEPHENS STONEWARE! WOOL CARDING the .uta-rinteudrate of the Celrotirtabmmaker, in North Adxma ic Bs-Ttng. Why don’t he take LenFing and Stee­ ring for partners cad dart a hotel f HIDDLEVILEE! Mra J-artiugtoa think, of going to nor y tXeir Carriafrt an<l the Superior Stock used are using the CARDINC-MILL tCpKwf ASSORTED TIMBER PLiHlTIOIBIHlIl a T.-1M0-X. TMa wondarful rogatnbto rrotoratire ia lb. .httWhnr oCnRfcwM. O*.MUi*»<*'- Aa. tonic awl roriial far th, •gvd and languid, it ha. no Jackson and Grand RapitLs to ALL WORK WARRANTER TO BK 1870. tor 1870. ILake Superior! nuatete ■mart, u.^, waft it ii G �■ ichiui a>r>AL a a Brand Hirer Valley Division. of wheat and 10 tons of oU hay, also a pocket book oontaiaiag >174, which wm acridon tally loft in a pair of (ante in Corner. Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings 4c, I oar old lumhtoary tar tba I*A» IwpWtant; tru attempted far thepurpoaoof replaoing in the pnlfoy a naw sot of bal^rJx Th. polo b about 114 fort high, and Mr. H- climbed about hall-w.y to th. top, aatobed tn erwy w.y''^. Wantakr ..penalty rd . Wc bar. .the •nly -Mai lira Richard to toknow J JlrwUtorwltonrUs.wfn, a .j.-dally for tho |n« fl XV. > l.iT. — — Michigan Central R. R. '^4^ WwtMra. Tl|uo- V, HDJSW M THE OLDEST AND MOST RELI1 th. aid at many afaea. lowered th. pah and rate.d it again. after adjusting th. mw baUiasda. Th. old dag waa thru hoisted, and wsfUd in rn.je.tia tri- Peninsular Railway. The Glen & Hall T^resMiflg laciijtt. jxtruat flgarea, th. “Ea^" and "July 4th, 1870." The foetiritha of th. day rlcawl with IF" ts toadancn, and ava^bo^y promt Kxanad I to aajoy thosnselro. right well. The miuforVy Mao^BroU Mj«a M.yarLol!, and Fanny Hayfurd, wss pro iu>unced " extra gsud ” by alt Mr. Ha­ ley fanuahad anppar for tha romi*ny. I whfob wna reifabad by aU wbo Grand Trunk liaihray. OrotWatean Railway Israel Ndic. far GflUrtfa Bowm fmr IRON PLANET. GARY'S PATENT.' AW rrttdtan’, Iwnrri MwalW U, nites ' j. anagnrs! before 8qoire Hayford, Tttrwday, cm ehargv of hruakhg the village ordinance ia regard to fighting and dhurkrly euednet Phad guilty to lb. eharpt and farad |14 and «-ts. Cha.. B, Wind, for tbo people ItorgUr « and living is armidetod, and wo are informad by Che Aslant Marahal, Mr. Geo. C. Wurth, that Uro jopulaiiou of then? toimi are as follow* : 1,446 1,180 1,243 3.SSH coorLmQB-X'ttefeSte Boxmia S'rrAOTMw-iM^..^4»tL txt. ^urtfiTTOttr ACKLEY & SLADE Drugs Anb Memutjst.es. XH A.W&ifriOTP- LAB SHORS i IICHIGiN SODTKRK RAILY1T, FOR ALI. POINTS EAST A WIMT ’ >«•» of Every department of the well Store-will bn fou Detroit & Milwaukee R R HTOuaunw Wa tmdaniaad that ■ fame fair U to b- h-ld at Cbazfatta. on, the iStit, «>th, and 3IM of JnJj. ihe pratahtm* bofag. sum MA _____ . at *u. nouns sra> rkraffop. ajmjj �uku. FOB BALE. .... soncm (CASH OH-ON TIME I, Ayer’s nrio BEVTORB »UX>R ABDUBAl.TII 1 NTlMULATiaO WITHOUT KUCTIW. Hair Vigor, OOCT.~nODI>S For restoring Gray Hair to Ils natural Vitality and Color. N 1. H V 1 ■' I . liner a mm ;.'a^W isyltiokAToiL PT Ifcrif'Knir' au/Z .S?<ft>;ac4 ic. That must be sold within the Next Sixty Days. DOWN GO THE PRICES, NERVOUS DISEASES. HF.AVY LINKS PASTS;' ENOL1KH WALKING KtHTH GOOD 1’RlMTti, । FACTORY CLOTH If FARMER'S A MECll. CAH3IUEREH. TEA WQBTnW JO FOR 2000 SPOOLS COTTON at ' SHAKER HOODS, uaefulneu by this epplicatioo. ■ Instep of Ming U» bate with vteot, icvffl keep it dnu -nd Ita ocmtional uso win prevent the hair fr«a terofag gray or off, and .2t'S=St,'»«3!ISKS‘“ r’."rAs»»ss!s»«; I hare * targe iw.rtm^n: of KD FITTING 8KELCT0I Dry Goods, Notion*. Ready-Made Clothing, UaUsCapj nudte wood preparations dangeroos and iujuriom to the hair, <ho V iger can only UMfitbM not liannii. U wanted HAIR DRESSING, C^ta&^nriteiJ"oi^rdrn*it do« - — '* rt.w tM«4141, , .ri.j.' Hau. 1ITTI11 Wliuifrj- Bad inlrvAttml the San,-'t dimaman Blood Ptuifirr; alar. । '' srtwA tioM Ucuaanrfs lace hr™ eund, ty He •**, »f Sereda roAl clher blood direauo. It aml^.. baida Dm Iodide of 1’utoma «r.il mano/aoturt,' whtowu md hji hept fry cyX&c-i —- | borovti'Mim. L. re, «U>r «!<>< CORSET sorete trial miU eonrintothemoet •hrrtiad of iU _fi Istlni M1IFIB1 I nVHLUIRI. BLm -> Dr. Jiolmrh'e DIM AW err' cysr.;.'.' Jhaitrtd' for <i otmilar purfx^. ■----- W^LCH $ GRIFFITHS, I "* ''**sel,rl<»<’s H^auoedU | $ —wagfeffitwi. Aromatic Vegetable Soap jSaarssgcs® rzSvuysawsJ M* milk and vdUmt ruyareoating, tkiu adapting them to BLOOD 0053535353535323532353 PATENTS PILLS odUaMtihtees oxy bepatdied up so as tx.r to last untd they can Imi replaced by new ™ ones. If any mdero hat. dJseorerod a cawoo more carolkiii way of doing the work wo shall be pied to hear from them.— “ _— |Eg& •urt eerk ft »0 HUre. ete Tes! It is Tras! s®bs««xw#ir» stE^Tsnwt; - SM ITU k ii'A’i ol U»**l*. rend fas ItiaMEOV il« reatif-reteret awSjjtPiaa—f—>0^7: SALESMEN >•< ■ Kmdr. at a ClHstssi.u CtituJ^, Mk. * wm </ • n^.K3K bw, n-rrl? HUMAN MAC1I1NR-Wre » which briua the fruit into contact with i UJCj Frr. I^Mlma.TwrMlAC«-J rend and mud. Tbo White Dutch is not arANiioon u4nMu>M. r. as large u the White Grape, but i»0 very rwoductire variety. AD tbo vurwtire of Wm. H. Burk & Cos, Column. red and white currants are subject to the attack of loafioaUng caterpillara and borers, and the most careful precautions , Mystery of Edwin Droed T are neeeesary in order to revo tbo foliagu Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, KTiri or inriiinAM.cnMr n rurr.,« iHHrcratA acli Bitiori- imivro-, ••very year ? JOHN PATTUN * ION. Brcatisc •’■•’WIMiliMfttj; L'i.trsvxi* STONEWARE! agraph from an exrhanga io worth more than a comer in a newt ooluain : “ Ixh said when mochaniee bare land CLASH AND STONE FRUIT JA RM I they cmwrally giro better adtfrabon <• than tarmerB, and eoueqwetly have more wtrJr.1* jtr\. »:! £u.«< rtjlM. «lr m •• molous, and earlier poteioos and cucum­ bers. They devote man can and labor to a small specs, and reap a larger profit from it." If any eno will look at tbo ianraw crops erery small garden will produce fcri teily, and compare it with the Hl tie 0opa from very large farm-i, they should need no better inducement to on rich their soils highly. Tha gnoA point to remember ia this, that labor i» the great item in farming; but it takes no more tabor to farm rich ground than poor ground. Wo hare, re it van, double crops with the same efatiBfater. 1870. F •“ OL EAAlriMI ROCEKt' .'crrtt’Xitwrn •&w .BecaMNc 1870. Lake Superior! WWB uyUFK ■«! Why la it til at riiVai.-Liua u alul m‘*»llllll<*li>I Dr. II bnck'.- 5big,ir-.T«lleil Bln Heciiiisc ’l inn kn.iH tin- iligr-ili«-i>la of wlltrli they aw llimh'. Why An- Vr. .lltilrark'N |jh»«l Wriltrr nn«l Bltwal IIFU the Iwal n'tliplii'B 'Aketl tm gidber fur tin* riir? uf •IwcitKiM i»f the bhe» I -' l^CCTl?! S?3F; Beenww AIKIN . f^tfer ( aaff•" Jan mi riewoj k trot.. W Brush St. Bet. <X l.-AUktob Steen d«t>: "i'lti- lll«"»l Pwrifivr. 'll'f nrtiv»* nr l|nj .nmrkvl. n Uidiiimtniiw tiro relcbralol ■walk Ih-up. impirtcil vi•|.MV irimi fiwitlam far i*» litttunftidiHV.'«w»l 4l««’ Pill’ rt’iitniii tire nctjrn prhififk '•if l*iMli>,iliyllnui (Ain>i'lr.>k< .il.ait.) Mini » a f«»rih'TrtNT. ' ' 11 i An Dr. <!. W. 1UJ-k> >u»hivm‘4» H»ti»»n<i ’HU«i«i-i’’«-; nlkT .in>t. jthwMt PHU. the. lltr<v grcKti-nt n-nir<!i>-si II"boa Vver kuyW »*?■ ’ , Becpiwp AUrr chwm -Tenra to ecwstnrrrrvxa. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-07-13.pdf cf7f83576b879f26011b1df4e362b7a1 PDF Text Text VOL XV. Mwl api klMH* Ci* HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. JULY <3, 1870. Come to the Rescue ! NOW THE REPUBLICAN BANNER PRINTING BOSTON CASH STORE BOWSE I GALLOWAY’S IN TROUBLE. Too many ME II' GOODS— Such Stacks and Piles— • Can’t get through the Store, GOODS WERE SO CKAP-BMMT NO UM, TAYLOR CYLINDER PRESS I Step in and let the. Boys show you. around and you trill say OLD TIME PRICES have surely come. ALLEN BENNETT. »» HASTINGS DRUG STORE IJf THE BEST STYLE Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent- Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles. AiaprofaaNmlhoro ore non. who hare mon work to performer da it tar tun th* editor. Thore who bin foiknredit, Vat an now oaragedin other and morn ccogonial cmidoymont, will agree with aa in fortifying that for wnraodtawaf My -nd, for Canity, nnd after .pending two boon in ita oooataai dcmaid. an th. brain and■ rabauitinR all the hard word, in the lanncrroM ryatom; for ito often miMurti- fptage. bo Ro»" oat of the door in A tow"ring raffo,!,at k railed backby ft* phiIraopW, who .»r>, mildly, **a>oa,iny donrfeBmr. P. iirtemng an the whito.'1 ParftetfodintMa omonbal rw1Ob(to to an editor am only be reached try time 1 and cnwrkr.ee, and b a boon worth the cort of every .troggto for Uardnraa of ' < al rirern a^ . maftgafty inewipaparbiatury. aUaftuid wwtHh and ’{fofiaanco; and tmw, abb to Hro witboat acting Bjwrt, wo Cad Um tender. Um.'perato, gencrou. nnd true. He only '{made hi. worth wbnt tlto people were clad to read, and the gold fioiod into hk noeiota ftarfy. .Ao preaa report, priw fights only breaoM tbs public Sa. to read them. ThoNriw. aa caaoe. ' which fill m largo a .poec in uorloadtar ' papcra, incresre their tale, and through 1 Topart. of Cjld bloodtd ■•■ittnUa.. terrible ' ewmaltiM, and the tong iUtW’ .tdridra, '' the morbid taaio of the publie b grati: ifieii. and paper, mad-' n fisanrisl sur> I era.. New. u the demand, and ifapa' per, by tho an;Jos moot of Jrekiiu, can -------'---- r of an author'. luahJa^drem, ~ J. P. SoUKRTS K CO. LIO.il* tlrao, imAMbm. Mtoel Books and Stationery, The School Books used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, fc., «fc., i Whtcb will l»c Sold atvery LowPrIcea. eras, h ■, mis, i Cloth# and Ready-made Clothing, Hats & C«p>, Boots & Shoos, Grocerio*. Ac. I For I lie Spring mid Summer Trade. Paitj aid Onanatal PriiOii tire danami. of poiitfoal aMtfoatalrin do not joMigr the obo-e of private ohareotor. A. a oandaUte for ofiioo, a man', imblio court" oan b<-jurtiy mliaimd, but his priraln charnetee, if morally obwre reproonh. k aotAir gaam to bo bandied tart that baa no taarKfo ground tprert «p- r, HARDWARE Cash Store, klhojJ.fvtDbuy DRY ; GOODS Notfouo. Crockery, Ladle, and �INTIJTG HIM I BOWSE I GALLOWAYS . That must ba soli vrithin the NEW SotSxtyDiys. BLOCK, L. DOWN 00 TBE PRICKS | HEAVY LINEN PANTK 1 ENGLISH WALKING FUJT8, » GOOD PRINTS. 1 aa MO*TQA6K BALC. Dry Goods, Notions. Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, TAYLOR CYURBEB PRTSS! GROCERY AND PROVISION GENTS’FURNISHING GOODS, k As Cheap as can be bought in Barry County. THE IMPROVED fering and drat b, they should at loaat Ira called Io a rigid account far it If the greed of gu-n drives bm Irayond a de­ cent regard of human*X rad leads them to a cruel aacrefico of it, the law at least ngaiwt j,amb‘ -ig. Tbo MereaebiuoLa Sana'a, after ire moniha’ couulmtoa of the subject, baa I Toad to iaf,a':*a »be nle of a glass of is of so much poliiiaa] iapoctaare that cren >tn great length may not raclude it from our evlnmna, and should not deter our reedora from giving it earefa! atiea DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, REMEMBER THE PLACE. tk ng ovule La Inlertted. and woee-neetly hope tbsd-.y ianoi .'ar . alia. •han lha nad'r** proeea'oa and the public ah ill be protected ’rotn tba foa> cl havoc be:og wade every year by ti n bo-do of ignorant rad unp.-n.-ped cup xa by a lav tegnla tj the prac'ec of me’’- Hn«tint's, Mich. GEO. rRK8Tl)N. Va'e^O.OOO.OOOfoop REMOVED TO THE EUPIBE BLOCK ' It ia announced by tol*ura|4> that Hon. J. A. Gir'iekl who hna ao k-og and Thajten-ocrery of New YoA, in ranyau’sya aaaraibled, rrriBrta tbeNa,k.nal, ably reprreonted h'a Diet. lot H Congvee^v Democratic platform adopted in New '' waa renominated by aockanaricm far an­ York, on tbo 7th day of July, and they . other tann at the ('cnyrreeionel Cunren , call the special attrarida of their fallow-! WOOL CARDING 1 What a pity it is that some of or- Mieh1 igra po''_riuu do not go down Io Ohio , । and to*' the poodle that * such man as Garfie'd and n >gham rad Sebsech are good enough, but thrro should be a change." Mtely what ia good logk ; atraiast Forty ouybt to Ira roosidared equally good stalest Garfield. How the people of that br ;ghtod diit rt must erate the jdty af os r superlatively wise and snpr.ateiy olUcal Mid 'f^Orr, who are to demorous tar a “shan^” ' "Wool Cardin# WTBIH SOTDt. nuArm. cMcsn. . tutcairr-t. UltJ.tlKAtK. ctnrr-Lia. >xt«. uaaviwm. . MIDDLEVILLE! g B g> s s-s iHr­ or tt«nxD<.' WEDtMbo CAKUK auuatemcAklM. nttolXDg^ABlltt. • !IN HASTINGS! . LUU.SA. oairnt or DAttcat. ~I S’ g~ S. ’ B \ NEW CARDIKG MILL _______ X.__________________ •___ ‘cloths, GA88IMERHH, VBSTING8. Lunn, J. ly Mb, 1870. Fn. ILiaxn: Derauee you have not merited puriehmeat, don’t th!nk to eecape, tor verily yor- t ’’’on and mental facnltiee wi’l be rarely tried if yoe roc eeed io uuutorin;,- the roetoot. at th!* । ' o. IL BBOOV& JOHNG. RUNYON - ---- Good., ftkj ad OniaiEiial Priitiu KEEPS THE URGES? UULOEVD **«k" BROStE. AC, ehirography. Tensing has taPy reoovareu from the terrible e&ete terideal to rad earreedteg A5D REST STOCK OF 1 ■iitncrtfcwc ter iithlit, iBOOTS AND SHOES XatkeOMBtyofBany. Cash. Store, Ira’a were w." pleased n th tbs eelabratiou, tour-ament, and general good t rae had al that plau J a two river tram­ ps were acquired by the Lwtng com­ panies, they seemed rot: t A though our boys labored under maoyeatbamaetnenia, yet t*w--pr’vee were juatly erroed, and tha n success reArea. ■great cred-1 upon er- efiaieut O'af of Fra Dofmrt meat, M -. Weeerot and Captain Ctelre’’. Anna- the UUat novalltee H o.-riiy. we ao ice with plan sate or- ateamer, NO PRICES LOWER THAN OURS, And X^oatlj’, 11 "S.U ,ma u,cn*‘ *° CARRIAGE FACTORY. . - — siubibi ,i. o -.iewa i nauom were repreeented ia m fat barthon. <b th meboo ha** hoc- c > The Grand Rsp4s from No-th Lo^g 1$ Vrneral We". . raws that Dr. -a— thna a&aiTsg plenaura io many. sen. in tie State Unirerari, .nd Aa“ Foe-paw’ is wdh u* • >day. w. pe. 1 uT .kick. or i> wo. *• brUa 11 pay the no«My to too Tegente whenU1J or nit -nr'uu of railroad*. Thi. via rdotetojo ntoeeurgrirgorowd gmng to , Uoptel by am kw’-r- dwoauxl n> BnuMiitH, Girona,Tnr MB crackers. fnmUt Ou aiUniton of M diicens of Barry County to their new otfflet of Carriafer a^ti the Superior Stock need in their .Wanufacturr. Tie are using the very beet PLANTATIUN BITTER A ASSORTED TIMBER s. T.—1860-X. Oil Tempered Stael Springs. Jaokoan and Grand Bapids tin; �.a. ..""■.'"I ' Tl|. RyN»ucM< Bv-A -ssrsswEarsss— Naawvxu, Jaiy Mb. 187& En Baxx»x-Sr: Our usual!/ quirt riiisguhra Lad mere Htom its. sham of little oxrltouMwAs during ike part wtrk. ■ ICHIGAR CtMTRAL R. R. GranaBiver Valley Division. bh pupils, H ragatd to tbo ecmot principlra rf ahirography, sad if prartk-1 and implored trooa by them will prove of grail value in making tba'-r writing DICKEY <fc BENTLEY. Id Pro-Jaal. Dr. H. <XT» nar, with 'I-- Seeder, Mr. Bailey. 2d. Chaplain, Rev. IL Ca-rvl' with th. Sash, Doors. Blinds Door and Window Frames, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. Newell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings &c.. 8<L Masonic Lodge, to-sing oat in *1 rvga'ia, bended by tha’" coo toots and worthy Master. M-. E: Nitola, with Mr. Gray astylar. ■•th. Ciiirans. with fine look ng men, young and old, awoPng tho rank*. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. u Peninsular Railway. Having lately ebanged our okl machinery for the Latest Improvement, tn “.Id times," whoa Michigan was yet in its ‘nlhncy, and or • era j plaasaat and Ur-j iug • ’’Iago was the hunting ground mowr idtog. aatl-y arola tbaCousty s^UeF YCkmrt Inara. Maim.E^bar. Mdla and Dwaaroy. of Bart apt &r*th and Darby, of Nashr-^ aad NUraia. of Caa-to.A’farmed.rrtiatbnnk’abtoe^ ray tor ear new rdlage jartoe te Cara, bm"Araos" was egaaf to the araar- A an'Ubhe and imptovdva ora on was Bwiwl'ta tattler '> Hastings, hating de're-td by tho Orator. bu’t F:s log cabin ia June, 18M, when After tho ora.’on tho ban! played serthe Exchange Hotel now stands. Mr. eral national tones, fo''->wod by a nation ■ B. ia about waty-fivo yean of age, but looks to bo much younger. BtiH tho years that bars passed over him have not tor. The long lorad companion of a’l the bials and trirmpha of h>a earlier yean of ptoaear life, died last spring, aged 62 yean. V . Be tkar, as JuaJcr WONDERS Mr. Frank, a fanwr roaidingjad on the ton < to n lowly grove contiguous to thi WMt line of the emporalum, for obtain­ residence of CapL Wing, where a spa- ing money order fiUe pretax^., the riotts plaiftotn was aerated, and cosnfo.1- onaplaiauto in this instance being Iwa, able scats facing tho same tar tha large Wood A Co. It eppoara that Frank eold ------- ------ .-aerwawtUtotheabevaf-n by aaaapla, The Praaidant c*''ed tho raoo *3g to bet upon exsm nnSuu 'he Alien, whan ------s_ u. ax-------- . ------------- *wsrefou-dto badeffad a th enough faro-to n»Lar to materially Heroaae tba'r bwrmera T» W Uiek has Mro"ed with hat nor’ouasj Jtphoay njert ibeexme ei.omnmn that it is d.toroinsd tha balmy air. tonsaka an exarapi# of sumo far tha banThe Prudent in'-odreed tho Chap eMof , a" wb-xacraxl wiT art permit them 'ore-laX tempto-on- The offend­ ing party wa'reder-r •nation, and waa prices far thia claae of work are about one-ha'f tboao charged elsewhere. Wa hasp constantly on hand. d.-w^ Ptoe anS Whitewood OelHuc and Siding, Pine Basswood and Ash Flooring, ITnlaltlug Lumber. Fino Item Beanie, BUI Stuff. Fencing. Ar. Mf £££...>—SX. r^.% » a==^.7.,.7:" w K?-...77..*477 Work on tbs Methodist and Christian churches is moving along, md ia tho wane of six or eight weeks they will HOWARD ■ After dTaor, tha fcllrarwg toaaia ware1 both bo completed. given nnd amiably rtepoeded to, a-»m yarned by salutes 'rom easnon: . ' 1st “For oc-lVasidantuf tha Ur'ted THE OLDEST MiD MOST RELIABLE. ’ SANITARY AID riagn in tHs county, which took place ia Entland township, on what is known aa tha Estes Rich pises -Mr. Rico being tho bridsgro ni. F~. B. helped to '-sms | the buHd’ng ’ > which tha young roupJo went to lioiualuofing. Tho f nmo etiU THE REW AITWLE RF FHU The Glen & Hall Threshing laDliiae, nt of School* hat recairod ftvtn lea­ sing the Inspector*- end Di-vctu*Blanks Ur 1 *10. Tley will all bo in Uw hand* o( the several town.b'p dorks by the 20th of Joly. Draeton are aa- progreas and jainpcrity qf Ha.. ngs " lodge, No. bS, I. 0. 0. F. It is nowl^h.-: about four years since tha Lodge was 1 ~ " res.nd, and during nil of that time ks^ bees strad’ly progressing an til it now ia cue of tho rocngn'.wd power* in or- is:: HI- IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1870. ^^^LEATHEB-COVgRED DRIVING PULLEYS-Sutm neuriy ^BMEED^, BAJ^TT SHAFT COUPLINGB-A parfect pro­ the Inspectors aw n«qu:-vd by Section '9 of tie School Law U forward tto-ir ropor,. to the Cnonty Superintendent “rrmcdiately adar toe u.wl Saturday in STACKER HOISTING ATTACHMENT—Simple, convealent ACKLEY & SLADE tenrt !n tbo prosperity of the Lodge that framework of mini onsn-e future jmwpsilty, and do1-1 —' ” much tn extend tha p-iuciplaa of our Ordor 1 i tho commut "ty. . On Tuesday cvwo:ng tha officer* for Ike I ; Drugs And Medicines Druggists Sundries, Groceries, Wall Paper, Traveling Baskets Bird Cages, School Books Stationery, fc. ia tha pnb'ic TndaHatwn of the (Mean of Grand IlapLIa Lodge No. 11, on Fri­ day evening. SfflTBM RAILWAY, Grand Master, assisted by T. G. Marshal Goo. M. Dewey. of Hastings, as Acting Grand Warden, V. M. Foster, of Jack- FOR ALL POINTS EAST A WEST G.T.,of Grand Rapids, aa Acting Grand Trauuntr, and P. Q. B M. Filch. of Wayland, P. Q. Marshal of Ohio, aa 1 Clweland te New Tarit, fl CmcmnaiitoN. Y, MDt Fremont Engine Works! lake Shors a wan Rechoater to NdT Yaek, S85 rad Buflalo to New York. 423 mil Dunkirk to Naw York, Evasaao.—The School Board of Eaton Itopida have contracted with Prof. Amos and love to all mankind, and may his C. Nichols, for th. Urt yexr a resident £*r* babied HthepriripieaafO ata •f Nashtmo, to aaoapt th. PrineipaWiip k.f thalr u-booh, at a salary of 11,000. 8lh. ‘Bar. IL Or-to1', Chapla t of Fw riatur. Fra Era NicboU, te popular UljaC5tj» firaof pa -iotian, wl'eh has ly kno. ! as a mod ertimable lady and te^Lni'ratadtetolgbt’y by Hu to- Detroit & Milwaukee R R For twaety-Bws neats you out buy ol your Druggist <»r Grocer a package ol RBSRR TAXES! TAXES! AIKIN EL A. GOODYEAR I keep oanslantlyon hand a large and well selected Stock of HARDWARE bought of the Manufacturer,, �03933830 WRIGHT 4 SMITH, ASP ISVUMMU1OB. 53232348484853483200010 NERVOUS DISEASES, -aMrssw* Ayer’s A lady ia PyroaaM b mid k> not bar head ca a yaauaar, ia order that she may droaxa ecerretly ahilr aleepag Hair Vigor, “Mair. my low. tku apple dawpli=c ie art half d<m*.~ “ Well, feuh it, th®. ary dear " For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. BE w 2!!*®™“ Er^’’ Gao P. SwaO h~Co'a Coljtnn, LABGE8T-lEfT-CiEAFElT' EBBACK’S er O^rfaads atrajhi.i nd ■MfafaMM by tHa rppueabce. laatead rf faaliaf tha hair with a aasty mbneet, it wffi keep it deaa and rigwwu. lu oeoLsncal «M wffl prerrat the hair from taaiag yay or faJhaj off, aal HAIR DRESSING, STOMACH ■athiag «!■ ■! U bond m«k»ir» 50 Cts. E7ii..»Strtfti:kLT < BITTE1S ' Jiaaraaa Kotrl . Purifier; •■ter A-fcieA fmr tUnomd. k.,r> Um cured, by th Ute, of Scrofula mA . cUer blood ditram. M ottduino. \be^ia Ike Iodide of PtAuoa aud I Syrun of SUfiiugia, draft mporit.«rr My as.- • JOHN PATTON k SON. 11099 PATENTS ’WHIM fuiimi Newspaper Advertising WONDERS 11809 fllLS AHSTEPHENS AIKiN SALB^El^^ 9999999 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-07-20.pdf 6ea5cdcbdeb53f9151b13200827c4839 PDF Text Text ^wW —NmdB hiabia i.i Come to the Rescue ! HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. JULY 20, 1870. 6082^8162^ TK REPUBLICAN BAMIJ PRINTING THE HEBKIT OF THE TAIX BOWSE l QhLUmhTS Hastings* Mich. SrsrJXrLSg AMrayat tortw <—• «tak GOODS WSRi SO CKiP-BOBGBT TOO UH. you. THEY MUST BE SOLD. Step in and let the Boys show you around and you trill say OLD TIME PRICES have surely come. TATIOR CTLI1BH PRESS! | AJCIJKN BENNETT. I.M JiwY»««. rfN "• Y.rk. <u a«< * .uYr£a “(hnana Icexurft, Amun as* OovaauM »t~L*wA— ' «, In law thau firp mtaataa afinrwarda I ■awafirt, good utunxl looking man sp- | ] ] , HASTINGS DRUG STOR •vernal nnoriy (roam, but .be clung to her dub!. Tl, mtoi who cranedthe “Tima «ouo«gkttohanw. hhuaew. lantern Ml it nr to bar fam-. The fee- H* is Ibo first mania the rouatn-the tunw wore half eorrtwl with mow. but fieri man. air. Four yran. agv th!, next month that is oomiue. hr .ra, jurt about as k>* as nmu rouUIm. Didyuaover Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Staffs, ' 1 ((divines, “But you d^uld me him now. 'tru a pt’*! ehangn for her. / their chdd-lhat httto gfri eotri^l war. Ain't that a jwtaiv tor yn t Perfumery, Ti^ilel Articles. “Who'. them?" aJicdthc heat. Only Kato laxkland and bur child.” nmwend th- fat man. What d ye bring mn brew for F' the luwt nttored, angrily. “ Why daht'l yo and hi. oyw wen- fioahiag with mingle.! | .Lamo and .nr-r, but Utore lu. tair)y vat. the etoat, burly toemetor wbohwl ■aid k> much, •tart.'d on.' ' " Mike Fingal," h« uttered, in ton 1 .tuh M only a inaa rmt&tout of hi. I phyakalprwer can command, “doa*! ye | no finger OU that woman. Don't y» iL 11 ye do it 1’H muli y» na I Books anti Stationery, The- School Books used in this County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Mere! Cards, fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, J-c., «fc., WUioU will Ims Hold rat very Ix»w Prlww. do u he llraml in hi. own howalunk away behind Jtia bar again I nor turned my attention to l!io man and her child. The former rarely not yet thirty jw*** •ft®. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE astings Cash Store! ■.nod beneath camo down upon it, Ld there ho lay for rant, momenta Hk. a dead man. 1 bad frat atartod up whan four of the villagiro naataamd to hia aoaiatuc. They lilted him to Ida feet, and after n owMerablo effort ho man aged to aland up. My God! what a thriU attack my heart whaa I naw that feeo. It wan one of thoae noble fcetam; a brow high nad amply developed, over which etna toiwd * mara ofkmg. gloara riuiet.; the fem beanlifaUy jwuportonwd. and eoeh Ktwuato featura mast axqnistaly ehfeokd. Bat what an expreadoa rated m MS,» MS, WHS, Clothi and Ready-made (Nothing, Hats & Capa, Boots & Shoes. Groceries, Ac. For the Spring nn<! Hnmnwr Trade. idiutio Mare ; tho tow w and tK» lip. iooimd dry _ -----------— much diwntotod. nUdothw wm tom and Kakd, and one of hi. handa waa Woody. He waa aur»>y nut more Uuut thirty .fi.., and hi. srwmu- -mid at oao> indisto n man at mom than warn mon abilities. But the dwoun had made him into scxnalhiag now baiow Iba Lrulo. " Hum d'yit tool BWW, George T' aak«l tmoW p>o mon wUhad gone to hi. aa HARDWARE Cash Store. tried to dluk. the K>U Ural were bor»t. inp forth n-.enhiJd was a girt about four yaara old. ' Kho chin c cfoae to her moUx*. and oaomed frightened into a furpetfuhimw of her o>M flngen and “ Kato IxKkland, what in heatm'. uranate yaa doiag oM this trighiT' mkupmaaia ... Kdnp out of l»d ehanom are that wba afimkU wiU kit» told that Mr. «um! her fatbl._________ ____ __ p> and hoar what tho gnttirman had to ■ay tor UtmralL "Ami what's mfrs,” mid Mr. Clark, “ if ha abauMprapra,. and you rwfuo him. I'll never fnndw you.' , Hut Bertha knew Ur father better than that, Ae told him. �Um fiture. for the pomiion and the &rt tha: lit is the beat paying ftastoulate In the gift of the President, that there is great ■ ’ I ’ battle in the future, as in the past, for Justice. Freedom and EquaBty, and no party <m hope fi>r seroses against you­ If tho Domocuatic jiarty win in the com teat this fall, they wiU do to by dietract­ , lag ns, sad draviag us away from our hithnrto taprogaabie poaiitesu Usey hope to create ffiriaions among us. and thus load us to waste our strength in ua- population of 22,<9S, while ths vote of May. 1870, in the mate districte. ra 47,­ 015 The usual eettaato of roton, in ratio of population, in an cm to wren. Thia pka, which h appruxirntely cor­ rect. would giro these districts 1,214 votes. Thaee districts give csrerwbslming Democratic majorities Tka ttat of voters polling 47,815 totes is a faalby which tho pstayoughl to bo able GROCERY PROVISION tuna purpoees Bui bo is oppiieed by a nation nearly as powerful as Lie own, in fender*. rather than ttaee who would point of numbers, aad with the past admake tho chambers of Oppression ring with rejoicing* at our defeat Ita us As Cheap as can he bought .OJ.O& County. will ba tnnfiaod to thana two giaal poware. It b of wane nnsafs to predict, but the greater probability is that other Coldwater to the Htato line <ta tho Ohio A Michigan Railroad. ' Hoe-Jeeob Fania M down al Grand JSS a faw days ago and broke hie fl win<fo« mill Brackets of every description. motive of actual amtest, sad Europa is trembling to the tread of arvues, and be said of hie naaomata. inoflta. They echoing to the rlaah of arms. It ie bat urn aH good aad true mem la advocat­ the renewal of the old content, eu often ing a witelinn, we net upon pritapl., aad in no spirit of oppoaiflon to the mao in with France, and tho struggle become one betwera South Catholic Europe on the one lullsl, and Protestant aad Greek Europe upon the other. Should this U the cnee, wv sun hardly eee bow England ran keep outside tho whirlpool, and then the United States will, perhaps, become tho arbiter of the world's dastirihy We of tho political adventurer who rota the make no prophecies, i*t believe • ww are destinies of Franco, aad who has a he­ U|«n the eve of one of tho mort 5-arful reditary smhstirm to nils or ruin the dan- I struggle* of modern times ' , linies of Europe. The history and cans.of tho war up to the date of the first re­ ported battle, the account of which is not The anairsrsary of the "Battle of the ' fully confirmed, is briefly as fallows: July 5th. Ahootik"! that I"rineo Le­ Boyne," July 12th, was being celebrated opold has accepted tho throne of Spain, al the park by the various Orange Lodges ' upon tho offer of Genasal I*nm, at the of the city of New York, together with those, of Brooklyn, in a .axial pic-nic July Oth. Duke de Gmmmont said The Irish Cethohca. who so bitterly hate data far Mr. Spaulding Admitting that that undta no pretest aouH France per­ this Order, fallowed the prwereion up Eighth Avenue, (through which it Vitale the grata officer it a good one, wo mit any German pourer to plane one of data that Mr. Striker will be equally as its Brines* open the throne of Charles । sundry three tf against the party, consut, iag largely of women and children The li b upon the Mtns principle, and in I poUce were on the alert, and the proeeono spirit of hctaffity to tta present Anlion reached the park in good order, and ditar, thatwe join with the many mem without being actaaliy molested. 8<xre been of tho premia taking for that po^ after their arrival. the mob haring rein July 18th. Benedetto, IVeaeh Minia tar to the Court of King Willtan, of at the Boulevard until they became a Prussia, waited upon the King to de­ fcrwus crowd of perhaps a thousand . persons, advanced towards the park, in­ should bo pe*petual. and that tho King tent upon mischief, aad eridaaily intend­ • officially renounce all right and data to • ing to commit murder, if noesmary. They be^an fhiar murderous and nnname Use candidate far the Spanish proreiked assault by throwingstonre and other improvised missiles into a promin-' 0. o-ixr Hastingw, Mich. OKU. .IVIMTUN. CARRIAGE FACTOR!. Twites the attention of Id Citizens of Barry County It their new styles of Carriage! and the Superior Stock used in their Manufadun. Bf arc using the very bed ASSORTED TIMBER Oil Tempered Steel Springs. Be are now telling Mae ELEA'AKBi. FfflWWRl L MH'WifcSHpP. Jackton and Grand Rapid! Priest. ALL WORK WARRANTED YD BX 8rir AdirrtUrmmts. was fired to murder and blood by the sight of the Orange regalia, and other badges of the Order. The sight of an approaching body of potae eaurnd the lost: Thorn intending to Airy trill •at>e money by calling on tu Terms to suit Purchasers. LOOK ATOT PRICES Remcmber the placc-aHht /ie.00 JO Old Stand ofJ. L. Reed, ftd of Jeffrrtmi Street north d the railroad, HeuHngtJtwr ........................... ..... NEW GOOPS. to knock ths- chip ftorn He shoulder” It says, among other things. “Tow Majosty draws the sword, and the coun­ try io with you. sugar fur the sccasioti That must be sold within tl« Hext Sxty Days. / DO W GO THK PRICK LINK* COATV, »’• KNUL1BH WALKING t-THB, ’ GOOD FRIKTH, FACTORY CLOTH '»« PARMMTH A HELU. CAIMITKA WORTH » 3> FOR Dry Goods, Nntinnu, B-riuly-Mnihi Clothing, �MICH I GAR CENTRAL R. IL Grand River Valley Division. HOVARD KAJilTAHY AID *tof nd bore. Accordingly Mr ’Dal­ ’ ‘ one of hi. beet team, aad .tarted to. He took a northerly direrIonia; finding no trace of tho Sash. Deers, Blinds. Deer and Window Frames, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. Newell Posts. Banisters, stair Railings &c, city in a bad eaure, why we will reed a Democrat, aad abate not a jot of nOr HcpabHcanisra «MmrHappily, all there dlffarerieao are now Milled, and “quiet reign. in Woman,." Wo eaa afford a little family quarrel once in a white down hero, it to no much fun to ahakn hand, and make up, mid hav- Having lately cbaagad our old machinery far tbo Intent Improvement. In making hia way back home. Whan within four mite. of 8t John, be reld mare No. 2 tea hotel-keeper, Mr. Cole­ man, for «76-00. They took tho back Michigan Central R. R. THE OLDEST ANO MOST RELIABLE. Than «Naabvdb," »Hh hb finger, daubed with ink, and with hb neck awry with trying to look oet of th. dingy "hol­ ler” to which bo iajaaBofi Uw day. of hi. rentonre. mu.t invito the Awyrian to “coma down.” Not if he know, it ‘A t leaat, not while there are .unh healthy I plaoaa aa lb. Coldwater jail, and auch j Peninsular Railway. noction at Chaxlotto with the morning freight on th. Grand Hirer Valley Hailroad, arriving in Hawing. at 10-.M. Thu. through tho otorlion. of Mar Mr. Editor, perhaps I had bettor draw dial Tinkler, before thia notfae in men I thia eptotla to a clueo « I may become a ' by oar reader, tho atolaa hone will little poraonal in my ramark.. I hqw | tbit our good friend. will all do the beet TieIRON 6181PLANET,"CARY & Hall Thrashing lachine. ’S PATENT^ COMMERCIAL Drill, lediciia, Gncerio, Win. H. RnfkfrCoY, Cel—lb. _ THE IMPROTD DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE. IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1870. L^EAraER-COVERED DRIVING PULLEYS-Baron nearly ^SMEED’S^ SAFETY BHATT COUPLINGS-A perfect pro­ STACKER HOISTING ATTACHMENT—Simple, convenient are informed tide morning (Wednesday) by Mr. Pool, who 11*, just returned aft-.r a vigorou. anarch. that hi. real ting wheat hero about two week. ago, aad tho wheal b yet mortly .landing in tho abort’, on account of the rain. It baa rained ahaoet inooaaantly for the lad wook or ten daya. Not more than one-half er two-third, of the wheat b ent, and that that to out b growing in the .hock very badly, and I am informed that acme of tho wheel to orSto*** tfadarr. Hr cry bed ACKLEY & SLADE 5 __ *' 2 2 P WOOL CARDINO MIDDI.EVII.I.E! Detroit & Milwaukee R R town thb plaoMEt waaihor, and enjoy the freak, pure air of the wood, and lakao. Of beautiful lakes Mkhigu ha« her full .hare, end of there Gun Lak.b not Urn least- The Gun lake Fulling Paint tor fiditog and hunting partto. on the •horn of tho lake, about two milfle from Orangwrilla. Prom the Kalamauw Tel­ egraph wo learn that a large party left that village foe the lake on the morning Druggists Sundries.. Groceries, Wall Taper, Traveling HEW CARDETS MILL Baskets Bird Cages- School Books Stationary, $-c. Particular attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. oo: Lin SHORE 4 MICHIGAM SOUTHfflI BAILWAT, PICTURES FRAMED. Cash Store. TAXES! TAXES! H. A. GOO] I keep constantly on hand a lot of HA PDWARE boug. before th* reocnl �BOTH** -WRIGHT & 'SMITH, EgESSiHtiK E U V I N T AM> INVIlMHATfK r«r> BAUsnr aznxM mm I aatartoKrnr Ymir.M6mih>a, I 0ak>toNww York. 423 milaa, Ihmkirfc tajto Toah,4(W miim. Turk. C2.'>n.il<-I, ■SH-L stS: •JBijin a nMtTB NERVOUS iBSkSXO. wiUGirriisMtTii. jgfijygj in tho rirthsbouM then I* wish iftv ernsom porta of dry D1SEASI is - eSall: =®3%F£raE-S: Z^-.. JffiteSSftSSs-.'KSJSt 'k,Ss —----------____________ drJsrjfflMsssasS" “ dsr.sU4a “ .JsKBSsex—- ~ 50 Cts. CaiSSMTv. JtSItS ELair Vigor, '*tT|^l**,*1'>,||IC. rWWo^Wa I WHAT TO WBAB, .«* Bowl W 11. «..rylrty al~M tea .ssrsje3 “«ATjasi ' sErfsST*: . For restoring Gray Hair ta - ii S? -"..T* its natural Vitality and Color. , Mhmarwwrt Jew. AMwe. M.S- IlKMOlUMT. M> tl<w4e*T. !t. ' PATENTS > b- « eOMo* f»r W u.ur.X~lt.>r~- UMiufo'ZriL r- ■ .. J Mort aider,, an ooZZal, pre m*n^ trtaMmmhy ataf, soil « a l^eraffe. Pr. lii-ocZ: Eider, are not <j barrage in an} anus ef IV »-or>L irt nrrtata Ike I mart apauire' ina, Inoeen to I arimer for Ike 'Moicat cunt tf Indiyedian and Ifyeprpiia, and fa ad eosrs where a tatie <wwi 27.«OOiS4{Stf fSw&'JiS-i ’ijS ■jgigJJjUBTJZjre. KsxSSitnsrrsE: I u4ma lea tui. win.: i STOMACH EITTI1S ■g'ggraSjg csra&ESgg ltjimsii I^^.gggga ■s«: ot yatet aad aahnrtua, or]waUy hot hiaaeil ia particularly nawtxdatnM arid one of the chief ones of ilt-hrultb Bat brand of She aemtod and nakar anad Mnd, may br ratan arttn frrah and ia. indeed, porfrrabh withe hrt-f/rr auy IbUO. --------ns® AIKIN ernmtry arul infrodwd Ike fitnn- ! rfim.riim Rood Itrita; .ina • wA.4 Haw tkoneand.' karr 1^, amd, Us «*,•<•/ Kmful.i awl 1 atker blood diarUen Il emhdaa,. baidea the Iodide <f i‘*aaaaand m j roe. .•neriun Jar tu aprrta i£JA^Pu,n>' i:*»iu»nKH- JOHN PATTON k SON. bred'on fruit and vegetable diet Shirty fire yean. I taro ertra neither meat nor rreaoe, not even bnUer; cold water baa Man n>y drink- I hare no* been ■ickBMtaiM* ttaailte mart at my old friends who ridiculed my war of tiring am in their grama.'' ., ,A ,>BAMT, I*, a. Bit use, lew l orn______ I moon PUHFIH ** PMMFT.Wi«IAm.lEUUljE. mttakmonoof thojhandlms mmrtened. . orrnt *MT>0 to mn .i<r, >*— .rt ■ tw» haad. and tahehao tho other srilh t A •in*c»fc» tb. terra« eU .m ^sr r=gg&E“tt®&=S3 Bim tSbw ■srnn.rAarai.vr. J?j rt>n*oa4 man Berroe^ttert UTAKT. Jfewea* ef Anateay. U< REMOVED TO THE EMPIRE BLOCS FILLS for M&, IncJkruffglata anl Ix-alere <m uHumU ECLiTII^ MmUHwm 821032 JAMES JENK8. cwnis. Vkfflftt VUUM WO1X0XMLA13 CAITIMOB | Furnishing Goods, M)r Cmlii and Frier /art, I Juki Ttowr * Brot.. M Brush Bl. Del i j mfa iauoruTitii '' : .<■ ewnr-wAere. HAIR DRESSING, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-07-27.pdf 7cd98900aa2d9e3f0d2923c7427b71cf PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1870. THE REPUHHC4N BAMNIB jpktti.as PRINTING BOWNE L GALLOWAY'S Too many JTE W GOODSSuch Stacks and Piles— Can’t get through the Store, and more coming. I lnslinpH. Mich. ths “ cold shoulder." lha Baltimorean appeared lite m fatontfad spectator, and was aa Humored, wtea passed by a GOODS IfflI SO CHAP-BOUGHT TOO MAJTT, Step in and lei the Boys show you around and you will say OLD TIME PRICES have surely come. myanlf out of it And this fe tew .h. dgj IjwSata-israix: drosses opart—wafete, skirts, sIostm and lining, and pidtad oat As threads, and then ent on: all the portions of silk that were entirely nsslaas. Ste than pro­ cured three quart, of sour bssr, into whfch riie dimolnxl a telf-onnre of gamarebao. Ttea, hanrinc ths silk on an iremnrteMd. sb. tool * apon- and tome hot water, with soap m h, and TAILOR CTLIIOER PRESS I hiss her kindly greo ten! TteartCm. and when at length was to hi. diwfttt—-------------- „ tented and formal her way part him, without even one of her dosraait glanoee. On ths contrary, her eyes ware fixed fully on hi. faro, and plainly mid. "sir. wesrestrewrerv" BEXNETT. HASTINGS DRUG STORE AAROM CLARK. >nn Mb!!■■■■« to > "I&iMsXtoonWjMNv Uto V “ pa»k suiM. ta saa tha art ad£ie tto xdo tssw pm tore daring the evening he particularly tsweed his way. If a bnry of gay fellows surrounded Mias Motmtjoy, he worked hi. way to the cir­ cle, and, al last. «<».nd from that My IJf THE BEST STYLE n her lofty ramiipi, and gars him a □oom; tel over it all wm a shadow fear, apparently, which nMo Mi­ ry shy ratter than haughty, and teen begun to catch glirases of a Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Sluffs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Pure White ' &This missive tho maid boro to the fifth I story. It feund the nwuiir Itotert in ; bed; but the tettrt was flung is over the Lead Monmcur Waucn frem “J Mfy” teW » a* th" door: and ■ Wataffi .prong np as the envriopu float-1 ml down to hu feet. “A nab. from my lady!" Whal oo' rttrih did that mean ? Amite rutnpu. brewing, of mono! Turning ou tbo The Best in the Market! > titdeb Ststfi. .• ■ ■ ?+*•< DEAD , BROKE. Books and Stationery, The School. County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, ft., $c., Which will be Bold at very Low Prices with," thought Anais; usr=xn^.rf, with th" dress, and Use woi mads ii look newor aadaasa I sy THE PBOPBXST0RS OF THE Hastings Cash Stor Whose cmupap ■ IhtUf demand, ad Ersma of tjiolftjur, who had escort­ ed his gutnfe to tho carriage. "Oh, that's WattMX to bo sues:" Ill NN, W MH, HIM, teiouriy. "Paid his HU!1 Lord blew, you tel. rich enough to buy out this whole eon- ClothA and Ready-made Clothing, Hite A Cape, Boots A Shoos, Groceries. Ac. For the Spring nn<l Summer Trade. ftBj ad OnuHlal PiiiiiiL OOLORKD INK&llROXEE. AC. ~n-t tew at ter threat, and ter*rian<l«r tend. caeaaed ia tho new gtorvi, bo praod «. •’ If. Twy handsome. certainly," Mid Howerer.riwiMd.ttebertaf it and pat the money ia ter pocket "'■J*J** »my toy Arts." murmured Mra. Banarti; “tati a«pywoyon man hare a now Asms rtsssne Cash Store laths Hereto buy �foe of Secretary of State. [nsnaddrese to the people of our own County, who know him so wall, we need not speak of lux flaws thr too pootooo, nor of tho I honor it would be to th* County to be and respected over the whale land, and the Stars and Stripe. warn to triumph from the Atlantic to th. Pacific, sod from duty, whether to the House or in Com­ mittee, always upon the right aide of questions of utility or reform, and al­ ways doing hie duty well. There are other aqurnats fire the posi­ tion ho bolds, and in their interests ho has been grossly attacked and vilely tra­ duced to one small portion of his dis­ trict Ws hare been Informed, bet can­ not vouch for the truthfulness of the roport, tost oven to our own County there has been, and io still being, soma under­ ground work done against him. Thia may, or may not, bo true. If, however, wo hero not Stelly mistaken toe tooling among tho loading men of tho party, and of too maaoco of toe people at Harry County, ilia tho almost unanimous choice ysare no Congress has done so much to the same length of tone. Upon the whole, wo believe tho poepto will ap­ prove thia record, of which they may in­ deed well fool proud. It has been th. foundations in tn unmanly and unchris­ tian prejudice, against data tad color here been swept away, and for the first timo in the history of our nation wo stand GROCERY AND PROVISION As lowship and fraternisation with too Staten lately to rebellion. Thoen are soma at tho reform, to which we point and men who cannot bo inlnenoed by the snbtrrranoan wire pullers who may tine list since the enlargement of tho approach them altar their olrotion. Burna has been very gratifying to ns . We have spoken thus plaady with no Wo take this opportunity of expressing dcsiro to make public opinion upon any oar thanks to tho many friends who of there quoetiona, bat to awaken the peoph, if possible, to tho nooassity of so managing their own affairs that their opinions and their wishes tasy bo ta­ Cheap as can be bought in Barry from 37,000 to 30.000 men, and can­ celled the names of over 400 supernum­ erary officers from the pay rolls, thereby ' making * saving I too Treasury . of 34.000,000. Tho 43 1-3 per cent allowance has been dona. Tho most that win bo has been stopped by the adoption of a expected of us, and the most that wo naw pay schedule to the Nary Departcan do, is to point out eons of the toadtog measures placed upon tho statute book, end some at the principal reforms County.' too South German States by noon to-day as to whether they will remain neutral or not, and ia answered- virtually by Ba­ don forwarding troops to the seat of war maid of her natural atore. The English Frees foreshadow tho occupation of Bel­ gium by as English army. The Morn­ ing fete (London) says: "Any violation of Belgian Territory ends England’s neutrality." , Jnr 20th.—Formal declaration of 4ar announced to tho Corps Legislate ; French Consuls to tho German Contodo- SASH, DOOBSffl BUMS ^WinJciw, Fraih^sHiilk and Bracket® of every description. leu: Atrertiimrats. tog bill, which meota the exigences of tho cum, and has the approval of tho ixwt financial minds of the nation. Ono result of this bill will bo to reduce the taxation of tho nation |26,0<>0,0<K», by . PlaatinRM,* Mich N F. W' CARRIAGE FACTORY. sharply and seraraly as possible." Prus­ sia is said to ham made tho dethrone­ ment of Napolcun her ultimatum in tho peaawl into a law. 2d. The whole system of Internal Borenoe has been modified, and. we are glad to know, much simplified. Of all ttw list of vexatious and burdensome special cheap a paper rn is published in the State, and should find its way into every family in ton Co. nty. By a Utile net- doubled. It shall bo our aim to publish a paper worthy of the County end too patronage we have received and are re­ ceiving It shall bo oux special care that its columns shall contain only choice reeding matter. Wo shall strive to make its summary of news so full as possible. Wo are safe in laying that no weekly DBS® UM OF ALL USDS. infiuencai of civflisntion by toe " North­ ern Pacific Bailroad Bill," tbs passage of which is by no means too least of ths greet national measures which reflect so groat credit upon tho Forty-First Oon- of Berrien County, is making a vigorous canvass, with a good prospect of sneooea. For a time, Mr. Gitsurr, of Grand Rapids, was prominently spoken of for Shop in the Elevator Building^ HajmMix. JulyM. ism. F' !T Q I 2 I.I ?. Y V c. 't'. TtWihiTT &*ccrrs j partition for all foreign volunteers comar*stable todioa natural death. Wo *° kcr aid. Russia, Austria and ASSORTED TIMBER Oil Tempered Steel Springs. We are now selling below weeping, “ refusing to bo comforted.” AB toe dangerous schemes for inflating Ho would certainly bo a | 3d. Tlso tariff system (thanks to tho the currency Mod, and, altlioogh they good man fur the place, and, if a candi­ unyioldtog industry and pcroorenutoe of wore regarded by their friends as me* date, we should have taken much plate Mr. Bcbcnck) has been much revised, sure in advocating his claims. An squal­ and many changes made to the tariff ly good man lias been found to tho peron of Mr. Wirnxxssx, of Flint, a young man to every way well qualified tor the office, and wo take great pkasaro to bospeaking tor him the hearty support of toe driegaise from this part of tho State, end bsUsre, from what wo know and all ELEVATOR, FOUNDRY & MACHINS MOP, Jackson and Grand Rapids Prines. Those intending to buy will sane money by calling on us Terms to suit Purchasors. Iron Beam Plows, (full riggedJ Moid-Board, . . Plain Points, - Landsides, . - Wing Points. - - - - THE IMPROVED DOMESTIC wnro MAtnmtE, aervww m do ■ a mo ■’ eu.srtwwsftheo.ro* WeMnkaB have done widl, and that the term "peeuBar fitaem.” so afqhed Io cm « of them, ia tho outgrowth of an iarida- 9 * Invites the attention of teh Citizens of Barry County to their new styles of Carriages and the Superior Stock used in their Tfanufacturc. fl’n git.00 tso ......... .. ™ NEW GOODS. �They reiuroad Saturday eveniag, look­ ing and fading much better for their trip. Ilioy wore fortunate enough to hare ploanni weather all the week, with a nine breene far aailing, excepting the GrudBiver Valley Division. A port of tho company rowed over to diruior, and tho real followed in the evening. Until tho •• wee, am*’ boor." the trotiritMe were kept up, and when Hveatakee were placed ia adiroet line, tho Halting* party left the wharf tor eqai-dfataat from each other; on. of the their own camp, a roaring “ throe time* ----- ------ -------------- . . judge. walked eloeo boride tho machine three” wae given far their Kafamamo or, far the promptaem aad taete dfafrveod*. Our party .peak in thoHgtaroi | 1 ' **“ Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings &c. ‘WONDERS noted tho number of pound* draft indi­ cated by the hydronometor, and called it aloud, tho chairman ropeabng th. number after him and noting it down. Tho manner of aaoortaining tho draft of the respective machine* waa approved by During the week » number of enrol, faooe riritod the cxcuvaionfata' camp, ur.d contributed to wall to the general larder that them we* no danger at «nj one’* going hungry. Among tho riaitora war® M«n, Barlow, Holbrook, H. A. Good- vMtawb ’•jti-___________ _ _______-____ — ItweehrdtoMtt cAom.udtak* their toad home themm. day. Haring lately put in operation a large throo-dded Moulding Machlnc-lho only one In the County, our cornice moUdlng will be worked to a carefully prepared act of pattern*, "eprung" projxrly beveled for any pitch of roof, flulabod In rvrry »«T T»dy Io put up, and will be warranted to M. 1HSTEMENS rwiBIMary fate Vrl.w.rWf, Agve manufacture local item*, though at a premium, cannot be had thi* weak. Our “devil" offer* to hang himoelf if U would aOxd any ralifaf. but w. dadin. hia kind offer rimply bemuto* there fa The brick wall, of Down*. Robin con A Bailey’. new baiUing are going up rapidly. The new building of W- B. Brown fa Michigan Central R. R. THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE. Peninsular Railway. n^”* *ta Tho particular*, a* wo learn them, an a* follow,: Mr. Steven. had upon hie dray a hoary load of ahingloa and wa> walking backward, holding hi* hone by the bit. Stopping a little out of the road, bo .truck hie bask againat a poet, aad before he could get away tho heavy abaft of Urn dray .truck him on tho cheat, and IMPROVEMENT8 FOR 1870. witneeaud the terrible cataatropbc, and. after its occurrence, did all that they could for tho unfortunate anBrier. hut no human aid was of aay avail. Mr. Huron* wm highly roemeted, and his tragic and untimely end caato a cloud ^^^TETER-COVERED DRIVING PULLEYS-Savas nearly ■lSX’5S£Kffi, reArT °°DI>L»OB-a peM pm- ACKLEY 8c SLADE .EDICHSTES Detroit & Milwaukee R R J. H. Euj*. tho young man who atok Mr. Poole’* horoe, wae laM we*k troa»farrod to the Eaton County jail, at Char­ lotte. Hfa place of roridoaeo bring ia that County, aad tho bone etolea bring HOWARD RAXITABT AID Diuggists Sundries, Groceries, Wall Paper, Traveling Baskets Bird Cages. School Books Stationery, frc. WIIIE Particular attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. utt gwnit 4 nfflBAi 80UTHIM UMH FOB ALL POINTS BaCT * WEST TAXES! TAXES! IN HASTINGS! �C@7>UUPU P7U@PU7>X@UUUUP7 DOCT. DODD’S N E I! VINE iMfiBnuhP AXI> Eochcatcr to Naw York, 385 miles, Buffalo to New York. 428 milra, Dunkirk to New York, 400 mites, Cleveland to New York. Mhmils Cincinnati to N. Y., f-flfl mile., IXVlGOBATOn NERVOUS DISEASES. Ayer’s Ague Cure, ;tis5 PATENTS Newspaper Advertising. ggsgEgisS IDBICK’S wayu shows thi*. A borao with a largo, Baahy head, and thick hoed, ale. one with fleshy l.gs, .UuU U roJUUA A lame hnrao that ’ha. been lame but a day or two,’ fram running in tho paatnro or from the prick of a nail, alsould be looked wall to. Better wait till hi- get* wall betbra you boy. *fFUro are many other minor pointe that of courao .hould be looked up, such a* age, natural eon*titn lion, disporidon. habit*, interfering, etc. I hare □a]y intended tn point out the qualities of a good borao that an inexperienced buyer would bo likely to orarlouk. Aa a last word I would ray—if you buy of n ioekev. rixnrat to bo cheated." 89533053312323483 ■••rtn, with urcu**uE ‘ ffi ilin4 ‘if?; 3 LT.’ rryuimt. TSry I restore tte r'dal /orers in n reand fftre tane to STOMACH nW. Imatrf. BITTEBS country <nni introducer! the Prmdinmaon lUood Purifer; «me« •r.’iicA ,ltaw lAourrrnd* hart bcm cured, by iU use, </ Scrty'idn and other blood ilueaort. It emdaine, baida the Iodide of Ftfaua and Syrup of StHIinyia, druot import­ ed from Sweden for its arprtu manufacture, unknotm and not brpt by apothc-^ II. TillNENT* CO-.IM.il. , .r u>« KSDLfam u a tvii i AIKIN prohibit lady teachers Maaing school M ORAMT, ft 0. U« MH, Mew 1 mt______ boy. over eighteen year, of ago. Spurgeon ha* wm« of hi* cannon* GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. printed in tho Naoria language. Tho tnm naln ..rtl nt «n.t*» H»uL> Fw“. Maori*, however, prater potted Engliah- PI0MPT.MMUBU.IEUABLE. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to Its naloral Vitality and Color. ' BLBOD rUBIHIB । Two frionde mot “Ab, good day! How ore you F’ "Pretty well." “And your wife F ’ "She ia travniing." “For oor health F “No, for mine." Dr. Abernethy, on one oetarion, w*a on a visit to a lady, who, after dascribsng Ur cotnplainte, added. “Oh. doctor, whenever I lift my arm it pain* berimd endurance " “ Then, madam," said the doctor, "you ore a great foul for 11ft- 11000 1!''7“"’ e'g.re.1 lUl «l kk. iHmrkwa. Ml. KrtriM M I.,te...u. raetera uateru tbe be.l., M W tlflt! t-ATIIU hi-r. r i.t ami .ror-m rrikt Cm b..n,t iw-. ir ..,i„v -O,!„< M .Itey, ,1,,I. M,,, u ia. U,u rawer. Xeuraiata. Ibte. IM niut wU “4 .•»••%>«<* li .iera. la *4 ,bem-t) teeira ..ia w ..awt ta PILLS WRIGHT & SMITH. For.SfOfrbyDrufjfilat, tmAv Jicaicra ■ ^ntant .Vodlelnetr ^vcrif-whcrc. Ayer’s- Sarsaparilla, ■sriRrtr, an, aad pul in the Urn. Tto.com ear*. muA of the labor of tedding ai tarsia-. TV— L. I—. ___ _ Ate. Um. HAIR DRESSING, nuhing «bo can ba found.» ddrirab Containing naixher oil dot dye,it * l4 'Jste.*XlB;,rtnr-“ - -■ For the Lott and cheapest ■ Jab Ittr*, Go to the . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-08-03.pdf e741d540c291fecc96cae787af0c5ea7 PDF Text Text VOL XV. NO. M. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3. 1870. THE BEPDJUUN BAKKIB PRINT IO BOWSE A GALLOWAY'S NEW BLOCK BOSTON CASH STORE TTnstingn. "Mich. I wraveatecre u-..l scrrioi' to tho jMxqilo, and add largely to tho val»> of fseperfy, and while it miu: bo admitted that by moan, of municipal aid thor are *>moand paid for them in good faith. timos con.tractod where, without rech Il lx undoubtedly into that no .mall aid, ttare ooskl not be had, Ido noteonportion of die people of tho State hare criro it equally clear, that Uro priaaple frit a deep intern.: in and a strong de­ sire for the consteuctam of raHrooda. and have boon both willing and durirou. to grant rnunlapa! aid tor that purpose. Whether it is or is not wire to ob­ struct railroads, trader any circnmetancee, to a greater extent than can be done by individual or private cn-.torpriao, need not Im discussed in thl. .or.nectiau. Bat, however thi. may be, the bond, now out. tending are not the result of any redden impulse, or tho exatoutenl of a day, or of any one Legislature. The following summary win give, u near as may be ssoertsinr-d, tho amount of such eteoritfoa now outataifding. un­ der the various enabling acte: $90,000 WORTH OF GOODS » HEAVY FALL PURCHASES. TATLBR CYUHDER PRESS! HASTINGS DRUG STORE Bssrsfrii 'SfooR SAlUtnsli KKroSTH, school sxrtMrrx. Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Toilet Articles. It will bo oboorred, that one-half of I tho whole amount wa. issued under tho laws of IBM and 1881, nearly one fcnreh under th. law* of I860. Our own State baa boon singular in, pawing rnalding acta of thio character; not tana than twenty-two of tho Etatee ham aimilnr taws upon -their statute books; in moot, or all of these, the eon­ ; stitatfonaiity at milroad aid logWrtioa hoe been tho subject of judicial adindi-1 cation; in all at those States such tagi.- j | lation has been sustained, asTa in Iowa | and Woocmrin, and originally in these In 1M1, Congress gave to the State of Michigan, and to each of right other Btatao named in the act, and to each new Stalo thereafter admitted into the Union, tiro hundred tbutuaed acne of public lands. " for tho purposes of internal fm prorwmrat, mid lands to bo dtepored of. I and the net |rt<coed» of the ulre <tpob«l i to the building of roada, nulaaye, bndgwa, canala" die. Th. powers of goventmont are diridod info three departments: Tngillaftre. ExreutiTS, and Judicial; the duties of each are dis tiact and well defined ; no one may discharge or infringe upon tho duties of another. To the LegiriaBTO‘branch of the gorrrnmont bsa been romraUtod the tawmakitw power, subject only to aueh restriciMM or limitatxow a. are coetainod in the ConMlrutfon of tho State, or of tbs UmtodStates IMVI good reaton to belioro that thsr To ttoi Judicial department ba. boon •m rawrar securities of valuo, such u their face indiretod, and may justly rl.im that the muairipaliticw vhree bond, they bold .Lou Id fco allowed and authorised to m.ta> prorldoa for their Books and Stationery, The School Books used in This. County, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, lieward of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, <fc., Which will Imj Hold nt very Low Prlceas. • SS£&^ .. HI I.Ln ur VAKK. I-MIKIX, OKillttLH Hastings Cash Store! MIIS, m at an early day. Dr. Abai Stereo. is writing a ‘•History of ^e Methodist Episcopal Church" in tho United Staler Btrnawy the piano forte builder, ha. Also their urate and godmotben, and any other relatrona they may happen to hare. Th. heirs of Annek. Jana you know, on Trinity Church. And pretty much tha rent of Now York, below Central Park. Trinity Cliureh claim, tho wind, of it at I-hdadalphia, wsa su&xnted to death tho other eveteng. by a mece of meat sticking in tas ifouM. fu! attempt to commit emerita. It ha. been scioetftuajly diacorcrod A man named Bronsnu was recently that wo have no further nw for tho •‘lit­ tle busy boo,’1 aa hoo.y cxn bo made fort in tha vnode is the vieitaty trfMar quetto, and it tree four day. before he better and cheeper by a new prorees. ™ able to ascertain hi. whereabouts I Our bees must go into some other basiend make hie way to human habitations •Qto relatioruhip w.. willed by an art of tho Legislature of 1702, ar tboreabouta, which deetared that all nanon, whose grandmother. were bom m Now Tort should bo acknowledged <u beire of Anneke Jane, and entitled to all the uToXTSiat the Chnreh ran That you had a gnnduxXhrr; That .bo had Dutch aacretors ; Who originally camo from Holland. Tha rereut admission to the bar of my friend. Miles OTaka, anablod mo to place my case in the hand, of treaty I consulted him in ths matter, and bo proceeded Sa a burinret-likn nwnaer. Which was to demand a retaining fee I of ten dollars, merely, bo obeerred, sa a matter of form. ! Tho fire: proceeding, ho eai.1. waa to make a formal demand on tho Sexton of hand, empty, warthlesa prosniMW to pay. ( Trinity Church for the d.hrery of owr Tho Ixmtature. that authorised, and •I riiare of Use property. tho jacpln who voted to imuo tho bond., II If bo refused, then OTako taid we supposed they wore acting under oonsti-1i should enter an act of ^setxnnnt against taturaal and lawful authority. tho Church, H/muW.wy. reri., to Although tliero is now no way of on-' compel them to show tanas why. Thea fcrang the collodion, and no legal obli-. rerry the osm apous sir asset, and pro­ gstam far the paynmt of three wnm- duce ow evidence. tore, tho morel o&gation. fd a Btata, and I | la case the reepoadaato (N. B. Tkieie , a legal term, and mean, tho parties you are reomgj.hould offer to octmwamieo Cloths iu»d Rendy-mndo Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots A Shoes, Groceries, Ac ZE* For the Spring and Summer Trade. a."K HARDWARE Cash. Store, .?^w=-b=ft We have �Over $10,000 Worth mimm xtciimi! I - Etocutiv* HtuMa'y." Wo produce the kernel of the nut that our reader* may see jtert the Mad I of moat aftmted th* readers of that rw ly advocate the claim* of a tried and “A. T Stewart, Secretary of the Tree- I faithful pebbe mrraat no higher prate, ray. gnveSIO.OOO far to. odb»i Waah- HASTINGS, BICH., United States WatchCo. - AUG, MOTO* World doubt what their verdict will be , Owr ideate of manhood am drawn froU with­ in ouneina, bearo" sons am think all Tho astro session of the Lagialatura has, so far, hardly j.rogrwee*d far enough to make ita doings of special internet to our readers- In our ncit iattt* wo hope to bo phis to give a Ml report of their Gmx-ral Grant*, hmuca" Thia te valuable information He wart never waa Snsvtary of tha TtMeaty; Waahberne and Bari, bold their posi­ tions only temporarily ; Mr. Boar ha* ix.cn superceded by a man that tho Jour­ nal folk* have not h.nrdnf yet. and Mo- and Reaper, Gumps’ Sulky Rake, Ball's Tornado, Pitl’i Improved, and Fowlersville Threshers; Burdsells Clover Huller; Superior, Keystone and McSheny’s Grain Drills; BALL’S CELEBRATED In enotber column wo give Governor Bridlin'* address, and cell special at­ tention to it It ia manly and straight­ Thia rn-vampin* of two-year-old Dem­ forward, and although rvecmmsndtag ocratic slang. after it haa become dead nothing as to future voting of aid to rail­ matter with th* papers by whom it was road*. haa the genuine ring of true honfirst printed, shows at one* tho enter­ •ety tn dealing with the pararot of aprise and originality of the paper under UFUmOAM COXORMSIONAL comnioi Mower PLOW, Btowy tto Dr,fl Pt— m Cto M*rM. THE KALAMAZOO, DODGE, JWD CURTIS PLOWS, And Qaattnge Warrantnl to fiL The Governor exprsaisi some doubt* W* would recommend it to go back to a* to the expediency of allowing raunio- tho daya of ** bleeding Kansas,” tor ipalittea to vote aid to railroad*. Wo do ' something that will have tho flavor of not sympathise with thee* doubt* We believe tho matter ia safe left in th* hand* of tbo people. The amending of th* CcMtitubon •> a* to enable the peo­ ple to aid such improvement* by no mean* compete them to vote each aid. It, however, tmnoveo all impedimenta, and enable* to do *o if they wiah. insl, and th* important work to bo dime Believing, a* wo do, that th* people at it 1*1 u have a full and c« mplete are abundantly aldo to take care of them- rojovaratatioe from «very town in th* wires ia all the department*of erif-gov- County Our sccreao aa a party mainly ernnunt, we ar* no advocate* of (tenari- depend* upon tho wisdom displayed el tution* which restrict the powvr* of th* these preliminary wurentioaa and can cruet. Ud the working Republican* be up end doing in thia matter Albion ha* a mineral paint mine. Six mineral walla at Eaton Rapid* The Reform 8cboo! haa 200 boy*. 9rw ^drrrtuenunt*. NATURES Agentst Wanted I Hair Restorative window and Door Frames, Milk Snfv and Bracket* of every description. MWUU teveu to «C* Ou- war. The contending nations are stead-' ily massing their forces and gathering No harm can come of allowing the strength foe the earning conflict A propio to pose upon the ■|C*sUm, and great battle ie daily exiwcted, and must thus say if they will amend the consti­ : soon take jdacw, if it has not already octution, and we certainly boj*> the Lrgiclature will pmrat such amendment fur our ratification ar rejection. though the coming to light of tho sep­ p-rd mnl treaty mikde, or prop*-*! and rvj«vd, upon ill® close of lb- c-ufl.- t V be-lowa. haa, perhaps intenrifad th* finding against tho Emperor, ahd rundared it highly probalde that the proKatema*.-. haa puretou-d tfo'.UOO I»ecd neutrality of some of the more pound* of wool thia aeaaonporrvrful nation* will hardly be of a tealTben were 740 birth* and U! death* ing charwUT. Wo cannot see how other nation* can help bring drawn into the in Waahtenaw county in IN6. Two ward* of Grand Rapid* have I,, wide and terrible vortex uf thia war, in which event the storm must shake from fifei dwelling, and 8.963 inhabitant* ' In Baycocaty then wen Mmarriagea, found tho roa) caueo of tho pnwent war. ' Napoleon ha* never learned to n-tiur. I Europe. England te steadily arming for J'ii birth*, and 117 death*, in I860. Monitor towuahip boaat* of eleven pair gcod for evil, nor haa he, to any extent, ; the ostraaibte purpoto of protoeritig th* boon tho recipient of that chriatian gram- . neutrality of weaker nations, but no a»f twine aa a rnrt of the production of which would induce him to /*»yrr» and i doubt really to be i<epand to spike a /aryriany inault which ho may fancy bo blew at Franco wl«n the [«oi"-r lira* ha* .uttcTT-!, and thi* prompt denial upon •hall coax'. There have iad*nd been tho port of Pnueia to ii*ton toorerturv, some rumor*, finding little credit, that prompted by tho dangtrou* and • overwooaing ambition of tho daoperato gam­ bler who rule* tho deatinie* of France, must hare l>*<m deeply humiliating to hi* Imperial Highuiaa The pnamblo of tho treaty *c<* forth that ia order to strengthen tbo tin* of fri*nd*hip between the two nations, the King of Prussia and tho Emperor of tho Fnrnch enter into th* following treaty : 1st. Napoleon rooogniaM the late acj Much ^peculation soil c«ij*cturT ba* of late been afloat ** to the rxiatencn of aaraet tn-aty between France and lTu»- ■ •ia. propositions for which were made by France, but rvjmted by l^usta. Tfe«discovery ka#l hail an rifeet the an *lcc I trtoal shoctiapon th* nations of Enrop*. and in tho curt and derisive reply msde to Franco By l*n*Ka, in which she pm*- Ferry far Cbngrom end the U. 8. Sen­ ate ■ known only to obonuv^convopoadento at Washington, or someone under pay in his own district Can it be that th* msmew of tho people of thi* State aro blind, or are the mental optica of by a poultice of greenback* 1 'Hit thi^g took* ftahy to my thefoaat” x We have given tho Cl^rr’i rarroxt*! te full, that our reedan may judge of the true vright of tho gun* uaod in opporitfan to Mr Ferry, aa well aa tbo afyte of warfan tha gunnon an engag­ ed in. Noi.far tbo world would wo prune it of one of ita exuberance, ofayatex or orthography. Nothing could indneo ua to mar it in Ofa tenet; aa we find it wo give it to our reader*. We think "Qu people of thio State” are not s> felted ” aa to be muted by thia atyte of argument (») We eenfra that wo do not under,land th* TwfatMM to **ol>sesro eorreapaadasta at Waahicgtoa," and “ aoote under hi* pay ia Ma own diw I Fremont Engine Worki! LOOK AT OTO PRICES faLoo THE IMPROVED •jo.. DOMESTIC LIFE IN UTAH Farmers, buy your Plows where you are alw a yssure AMTS^-WW.four R®pa‘rsfirst, ahnori bnpeasfate now. Rueeia, and poedbly Auetna, in view of th. new dervlopmmt*, wV U alow to' tend any aid in building up » power at i PATENTS" JS5S'.13S3*«T»‘rK-.i“ Waahington Or* doing, are quit* a. good ' auihnriv (obnmro no they aa.) ae ia th* ; edittef the Ohm, nhee. teoahiy atone. aeitovM him of that obeemfay which I gAWKEag? Newspaper �Grani River Valley Division. Btroag. Sep'! of the Grand Rapid, a-hosb. Mm. Kate B reartoy, of Laaring, Hon. Z. R. Brockway, .of Detroit, and Prut A A. Griffith, of the State Nor- HOWARD SANITARY AID Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts. Banisters, stair Railings &c., dealt out by tho Bur bauds of the ladira of the Star Degree ; while in the fewer hall, tho - light fsatoUie," to the music cf tho Hutings boys, was kept up till morning light warned them that it was GROCERY AND PROVISION aad Bohnboid got rich by advcrtirinR. Try A _____ ■_______ have grown wheat, of course, but aa a general thing, their grain w aa secured in Iiretty good order for this year. Carn, between Hastings and thia place, haa never, to my knowledge, looked to well at thia time of yanr, aa now. Oats, a splendid crop Hoping that I maybe able to give you a few items from this psut at tho county now and Own, I subscribe myself) aa formerly, Ra>. “Why, of coarse." Come again. Bad; wo are always glad to hear from Bewznuae Nrcx—J. L. Read drives MaiN: HnKHnRnK. As Cheap bought Michigan Central R. R. County. au .tasttaa.-^—-- • Lqc^l Naahrilfe, August 23d. Jatatntrt, Aug. 1st, 1870. Cancca in Johnstown, {at the Culver En. Bssnra: Ou Tuesday evening, school house, on Salarday, tho 20thinaL July 10th, one of the most severe atoms We hope that thorn wiB be a fall aV of wind and rain, accompanied by terri­ fic thunder and lightning and had. pa med through Ulis town, the wind mak­ ing and havoc among frail trees break­ ing down and uprooting large apple flews t this season. Grading haa bran done, aad sidewalks are ia process of conatraction. Many new buildings are be­ ing erected. Wo noCirad a sang little brick reridanra. juat fintohed, for J. R. Van Velaor, Esq. Among theveryresjoctable looking dwellings nearly oom- Peninsular Railway. Thursday morning last The san ap­ peared to cumo Up very suddenly, and the whole shy, from east to west, from north to south, was Blind with tho most THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE. ' A uses party of musicians warn on their round. Monday evening with the bead wagon, serenading the girl, and their friend, generally. They appeared to cnj.7 themralvra finely, and, on tho gill night air, Urnir music sounded very pleasantly.___________________ TP? Naw Frra—Fsta. A Iltcxx—Mr. False, of Wenona, and Mr. Hicks. of Ann Arbor, have purchased the dock and loosed tha store of J Cole * 6qn, corner of Church and State Street i. and The Glen & Hall Threshing lacliiDB, IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1870. . la one of the Barat agricultural journal, published. The August number ie be­ fore ua, and ita table of am tea to is re plate with choice artirlra and illustra­ tions. to common to this paper. A very fine group .f Maple-Shade Cotswold .heap, in their flracra, appear on the first page. •• Hints on August Work ” a aa iaierraiing and instructive aa over, and tho “Basket” ia brim Ml of good golbcring of Uio Society and congrrgalion to railed, to be held in that churuh on Friday evening, the fob inaL, far the purpose of enjoying a social visit, in con­ nection with the renting of slips. It is yet bright and beautiful; ia the weal a hoped there may bo a fail attendance. most fearful night. Tho storm camo on rapidly, and soon tho combined action of tho White Whale, or Beluga, ore two arm and atom produced cue of the most splendid illustration., with remote dogorgeous, and al tho same limo ano of scriptim-. "Returning from the Hunt" the most terrible, traiMM wo hare ever to a fiaT sngravwc, illustrative of the ^EJTBERrCOVSBBD DRIVING PULLETB-BaTon nearly MANl'FACTl'RI’fG CO., w g i.nf at ^itnu.ja Invites the attention of tch Citizens of Barry County to their new styles of Carriages 499308 ACKLEY & SLADE art using the very best ASSORTED TIMBER -Drugs And Medicines NEW GOODS. SOUTHERN We are now selling below Jacksan and Grand Rapids Prices. 1.035 1,160 Detroit & Milwaukee R R CARRIAGE FACTORY. SMEED’S 8AFETYTJH.AFT C0UPLING8-A. perfect pro- the sp«» between tho one already gang up and Mr. Coto’a will build alec. Give ha tho Maufield Itailroad, and it will ta­ Buuao at tho artesian well srill prob­ bula little while before the town will all ably not commrara until next week, as Mr. Geiger, the contractor, to now absent getting the nicwsry machinery. Flyri hundred dollars haa bran voted by tho Cnramou Council, which will rink the LAKI SHORE 4 MICHIGAN can Barry ALL WORK WARIU.NTEDTO.BE FOO from than aad ram. out to visit his relative ia thia county, near MiddfeviBe. The telegraph infurmod Mr. Mallory of the event, and be found the chap, brought him to thia ptoie aad fedgud him in jaiL On Monday, Mr. Peter Uray camo on with a requisition from the Govoroor of Indiana. aad took Lesson beck with him, where ho will probably receive the full penalty of the law he haa violated. lU fawinnaual mooting at Grand Rapid. August 10th, 11th and 12th. W. F. Iricxrxao* c*r> for *rio his houra and lot, rituaied ™ Grand street, west of tho Union School House. Gao. H. Karra, formerly of this vil­ RAILIAY, FOB ALT. rOTSTB BUTT * WEST War don't, wn have a band? The playing of Mr. Hopkins, in his rwm. on an instrument emo evening thia week, suggested tlto' above bonding, end wo wiah the ohl** boad boya " vmH gat to- nna —< M —11 b—• The music to a Scotch wing—"Bonnie Antae Lee." The literary matter. as usual, to frrah and entertaining. "Mur sling tho Ox” ia an ex reliant story, suit­ able (br hard timaa; aad a spicy variety in prow and verse i» supplied by Ella Whecfer, Miriam Earle. Elisabeth Preeeokl,X L. Ford, and tabsrx Publkd«l by DeaconA Pstaraon, 31» Walnut Sires t, Phitodolplira. Price 31f>0 a year (which also ianlndra a large steal engraving). ' That must be sold within the Hext Sixty Days. DOWN GO ifflE PRICES. Druggists Sundries, Groceries, Wall Paper, Traveling Terms to suit Purchasers. Baskets Bird Cages. School Books Stationery, Jr. Old Stand ofJ. D Reed, foot igan, waylltf Dry 'Goods, Notions. Heady-M ndc Clothing, Hats, Caps, TOHNG. RUNYON TAXES! TAXES! . S. L. - *m>. �■•II . T”AfflBSWSft.ME2“ i DOCT. DODD’S jN ER AND I v E N IMVIOOnATOB- DISEASES. NERVOUS 50 Cis. Ayer’s Ague Cure. •’When I »u • littl* gtrl."-began GrandmaIIuJIm - Whe»r’ cxclaimol Curt, .topping tn th. middle of • MBoreanli, aad looting hi. grandmother with hi. fa. ujwxL down and between to. two foot. •zrwsiaMf" EgSicaigSBaj pri.r be anlaimad, ia a tone of great “tr^d you think T’ nafad, X thoughtyou war* alwaye— Omadaa-'QoOK^Mid. “Wdl.1 waan’t,” d-replied. “I wub a girl once, no bigger than your Cousin Janio." "And did you wear your na'tacka aad your cap, than F'naked Curt; “am! wee PATENTS 23239089913091903048315 Newspaper. Advertising. Why Ikitih.-il Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitten increase in sale every year ? Because •‘I liked to »eo her lift the kettfa, and Imag them on th. liooka. end then awing them o’er the fire. I often e^o! far to Ut tn. do it, bat ah. —id. ’ No; wait till you are older aad bigger.' '•One day, my mother west to vfat e ueh neighbor. It waa a longway to th<Mck woman’, hou—, though .he wu our near—t neigh ter. my mother left mo al hoax, aloe., and told mo not to go n—r tho fire. “ But after die had guna, I thought >1 They are the best combina­ tion ever made. Why Do tho Druggists mend Dr. Hoback's to thoir customers? DR Because AIKIN Thor know the ingredients of which they arc made. Why SALESMEN Arc Dr. Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills the best remedies taken to­ gether for the euro of all diseases of the blood ? -~?aw£S Because Tho Blood Ponder is the w Incheon lai ns the celebrated costly Drugs imjiorted ex­ pressly from Sweden for its manufacture, and the Pills contain the nctiro principle of Podophyllum (Mandrake Root,) and is a substitute for Mercury. Why "And diefound bar mother'. too. in th. beakat, aad burnt 'em all up. And pretty won ter mother came in, and began to ennff up ter ixwe, and -id. •Why, grandma Holte. what’, a burn^-AadlbUj cried, aad her mother Arc Dr. C. W. Hoback's Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills the throe greatest remedies tho wdrld has ever known? fad at Cart’. dory, bn* ' gtrndmafagfad mure than any con Indeed. aho couldn’t find time that —*b« <* d. ■in* ha? .r^rtacla. Carl dido t ktl>'" WOOL CARDING MIDDLEVILLE! Because HARVEY W. WRIGHT nr~ Pcreona desiring to makr gwxl bargain. will du well to tall at thi. Agency. NEW SARDDIG MILL 1 S&.-JX^CT'LC Jgjg^ieaHtstrst , ■****"*•“••—«*■**• jrAsr.xa.’satc.-.g* “■ “ PICTURES FRAMED. After cloven years' experieaco and trial tho calcs have increased each and ovory yaar, and thousands of let«■ jnnsolicited) of tho remarftablo cures they havo ttIM*Ablo C performed erforaed boar witness. Read®Ufe tesd«lfe Iletters in© Local Column at cures by those iii 5 । ® 1 Why Is it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Bo­ llock's Sugar-coated Blood Pills ? SAuT f'ffl firsSr-.-nrourosrrKu •■sgfegJSS'B- After years of experience nntl trial they have lieen proven to be n sure cure for Dyspepsia anil Indiges­ tion. i i® Because great dinner pot, for my mother hail pul ■ thorn away owrlxn. I “While I wa. hunting fa than, 1 j happened to at* a banket filial with tow that my mother u—<1 alxrat her ^an tong. I thought that would do ju»t *• ! wall aa tha toekottk, and bettor; fa I could play that the tow wai a pudding, WELCH .^GRIFFITHS, and I waa fjdag to boil it “Ho I carried th. bi.Lrt to the fireplacc, and,'after a good d—d of trouble, I managed to get it bung on the crane Then I rwUER it orer tho tire . “ But what do you think ? •• Inutoed of hanging there like the too kettle or the dianto-jot, the baak.t and the tow began to burn up ! O, how they did bon: I “ And I wa. frightened half out of my wit., end wondered what my mother would do wten die came tan—and found A Cg-tST, ?■ O. S.1 rn". !■■ it out I waa mi—rable enough tho root of tho afternoon, I can toll you. ’• Hy-and-by my mother camo in, ami PROMFT HOROKABLE ■ELIAILE. •ho kfa-d me', mid then die l-egan to unall the burnt tow. - •What hare you town doing, H.Uy?” Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to Ils natural Vitality and Color. ▲ drotefa which ia at once agreoable, faallhy, and oflMul for pr—erring the ^•.Z±X£3 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-08-10.pdf 9e3afd1e1f3ce62f0036bffefc270802 PDF Text Text jgaMfflB&ffMBitftr WMBfeifc. ----- VOL XV. . HASTII BANKER Napoleon &. Bismark rronxrrs ms c,i.l.,,ii,n m NO. 15. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1870. PRINTING mwu- Establishment. W TO 1 BOWE 4 HALLOWATS NEW ton of nature, men, bwt ’ ■boro especially women, aemato that m a great ’-BJemtUman! What does ba take and fine Gormnrnatil am* aaltattaf the ■wfcrY Ito only eersu." United Utetooof AmmtaK. thay should 'Thank you Haro you any board be exempt thjtn olleuch petty annoyances ae taWn^ay officialpenioo who* what “Boarders Just coax' down stein, they see. the same to undoubtedly the once, and look at the pile of hash Mary's a paradin'tm’luu been ell the mootin' ami you won't ask such a question again i in ear wtaja. BounUa, indeed Forty- i BLOCK. I BBSTON CASH STBRE ©30,000 WQBTH OF GOODS TATLOR GRUBER PRESSI HEAVY FALL PURCHASES ririi, they meet aBeem and indignity which the gentle female heart Co well “Say VJSar-I don't tamw, gwoaa knows how to bcetnw upon him who ’“An* so down goc. Mr. WDliam Mawould pry into Lte affairs, moreover, wo­ men art so intaiiho-ond .it is mainly xawtrakotoeeh’e name as that of a upon intuition womanpride lhemaelna— Swede born in Hamburxthat they ecent danger from afar. Thy "Ana othonJ" are not altogether to bo blamed far thia HASTINGS DRUG STORE HAHTnVGH, M3CUIGAJV. J. P. ROBERTS &, CO.. Prop's, 7M THE BEST STYLE Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles. besa. Soffice it, 1 am of anriemt end orietoerrtin family. I wdl not Karo my at fairs pried into. Begoue : 5 for you, Madam, I 1mm jour l«u» and your And^lha otorwertied rwmms taker °«lk rtSttoU1 Xlu Books and Stationery, The School Books used in this I county, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Fino Writing Papers, Envelopes, fc., $c., the informatiou obtamnd by him may be, Uj-~« r*'' U Which will l>o Hold at very Low Price*. Cash Store! plate. I rang the bell a servant aji [vaw.1. -BuamHkfar . No, air; Mr. Smith ia in the army.' ted? We are expecting my brother Henry from lite army, and your bine clotmu dewirod me" “ For which I ahall always wear bloc," I roplad,gaUanUr. “Altewmatotatrod no. myself—I am Henn Parkwell, of Snnaahvflto and la making my bmt bow I stsmhiad over an ouoman. and fell ■naah into a chrna chart, rtoww.ii.hrag at hart a doaen plates and aa many glass be chanced OMW,’as the bigs omowet of water in the encumbers so tudnsss the vinegar that this change U adtaolntoH NsiftMiy MaYttigTEMLlM their abarp tartu. jnatadd e little motaaS. or apirita, and they will be right again. Cloths and Bnady-madc Clothing, Hata * Capa, Boot* A Shoos, Groceries, Ac. For the Spring and iand Summer Trade. Mm. F. pnt horn up in this ouaw tart pinklaa; they were always roady forrn^ That what Aernys be U, and bent’s Lie >1 n hoir-dreseor when In,', only a barber, 1 gmwt Icon coll Pete a clothier.” "Your husband's uaowi. 1'rtar Brown "He’ll be Ujsofx next Jaanaryj the thunder. - Mr. Smith i. m. He stayed HOLMES A WHll’l'EMOHE, ci homo all dy on imtjoee to cateh you! And sow, l>y Jupiter I’ll harp my rw- HARDWARE We have the Agency of said I, ‘•There moat be soma mixtalAllow me to hujuiro if you aro Mr. J»hn bpith?” _ "I’D inform yuw about Mr. John Smith . t>ta �tirtte for any part of the yuan, b-utth-yi; .tobyol.teM Tte lew pete, of , tta paper put* it wfahia the ranch of , every ca». and ante. Mabeohttely neo——ry for ns to adopt tta reUy pay sps- This artion 00 tta part sf the Lagos fetaro la jest a»d equitable, end ita ratifinatba by the people win no leave ^e tta maitev that if a eingto bead bsssd We cull upon our tnenda, and toe friend, of a gnod p^-r throughout th. Cbenty, to help us make tta Uses— what it nbouH be- Help W> by sending u. inten-tisg items for puMtetion. and by trying to —care us now nherrik—a In nnettar eehann w» offer the «unpnign edition of the Bx»n, from now until after th. election, for the cxre«tegly low pnse of tvsoty-firr assste-artnaDy tern than tta white pppto m H-pregthapapera...—--------- fighting tta fight «* P~*- tat fight of an almost alien ernperer, Md trwwdiaary, oontinooua, bitter, and un- w ean hardly «>(•<* that db|isy of arreeatmabb attacks upon Grant and the administration, by th. city Prose. Tta Chi-go THfo-, (ha Gariaaati Gmtete. aad other city joomals, sterns d to vfo It b gmcraBy ^needed that Oenorol with each otter in heaping aanuarn aad Brorsimis, in the 2d Ccngrasmonal Ita- abvaa upon the adruuriatratom and Cue trite. will be amahateri. Tte. rtealt b graaa. It b true the country pea—, tonot onl» daraandrl by party usage, Ixit •te b-t fotemat of the Obtrirt. aad the In tlve erased.; but the Intpreedoe made by tire city pros• was bad, inuring to the benefit of tta Dumocracy. whs Were art Tta villags of Qnttmagvn hog 721 inslow to fake adTMtegeof Ihb state of haUteata. aSain. Bui tta mor. thoroughly the Owesno b to have tww days' rao—Aug—tltohni 10th GROCEKY AND PROVISION giv- a popntainn offoMl. Tta Tillage of Hanooek Us 1,WO tohabitaata aad Boughton 1,100. . la IMO there were S74 births la 0L Chur cuunty-aed WM death. Tta fall term of tta Udta’.Semiaary 1 ■ ■Item; atel Mie W justice to any that he has s»vtnrns«! hinwslf in a man­ nar that in ev^itebto, alite, to hmwlf and the Btete. In the discta^e of th. vario- dotiea of a Rspresratativa, it is 00— quite tong enerngfe according to the well -tobtehed usag— of til. party Tta feeling very naturally b, that all ports of tta State ebowhi bo roeognisod and have their fair share of iadoenss in> •dministsriag the afltors of tta State. Mr Wrruxaxxx is gaining friends —■ we here no doubt, ba nominated. Mr Bresnan wiD certainly ba tta madidate for Auditor General. K weSM Thr—1 candsdatos srr well distributed throughout the State, and their election will secure a ganaal and aatiafaetoay dinteoe the office to ttediUteent parts of territory roproeeuted ta th. State ad­ ministration. AUthaiistwphiteislhat lha fnrads at tteaa respective candidates shall work hannonionsly together for a common purpe—, aad that purpose will Tta eteetion of tta—men to tta o0o— moMfoaed will, we feel rrmfatent, oocure an admiaistmiton, whinh for ability, in­ tegrity, and p-etar^wM. will equal any previous edmir.tetration ever elected ly tta peopto, and one which will redoc' audit upon tta State. They aro all tried nd true M.. coming before tta Tte Grand Haven HtrtU, the local etoolnsdgvon of Mr Ferry, with charweteriatec ehrewdn—«. calls out a criticism upon its fevnritn which might .4h.r«;« bion avoided by ita defoam of Mr Forty's modesty: It wants to know wbm and where Mr. Ferry srird for a third or fourth nomination f Now wv were not in the district when he acted but his friends in Newaygo—al ho aaksd far it the first time tolta tune of»K),UOO. Tte IlfirU man sap Mr Ferij io not afoul Well we n--rnr brerd it said that the he was, but Mr Clubb must think the pravb. of the 4tb district aro. when he un-l-tak- to -teblbh Mr. Ferry's mod—ty B-ad— brother Onbb. the friends of Mr. Ferry hesitetes not to soy that te. antes too fourth «■• can bought in Barry County. It b with sattefectom that we notion the growth of th. feeMag througteul the State la favor of a change in the adminbtratea, so far us th. two term officer. shows him above the avenge. It b also a fort worthy of notice, that1 are concerned. The peopte are beoosnreran! r, all the bills public aad private, ( is now no doubt but th. sraite.ut in fa­ pr—onto! by him, pus—d tbn Hous.. In It haa pursued a foqHgn potay free vor of Totatiira in offl— is largvdy in th. the Fort Craig Bsesrvation rare, hb ex-1 from tta rowdyism ami blunter which ascendant It la evidently tta will of tta hanstiro report and speech, in the Iloaee, gave, in Ilrmocratie timsa. our gornra 1 The Clintou cuunly Itopubbcau coopeopto that tide should bo on. and wo doubtless aartd the country from at bast meat no bad a name in Europe. 1 VsEboti b totatald al St John, on hardly expect the ranvwsttou to be for­ It Um been in faror of annexing con the 110 of August getful of the wwk they ar. coital upon tignous foreign territory, with the ode-’ Tta Grand Bapida £spk says tta com­ to do The candidates already namni •ant af tta people, aad ac< by threaten-, plete cuneus of that city will giro apoj», lation of 17,500. for tta offices in which wo hope to oeo a lag war—that gxaat sceurg. which ought It b sop—ted that train, will run chaagwanall good men. aad they are j from Altogon to Grund Haven, via Hol (Ucrt.x.) and the Boeding Clerk of the j It haa reduced appropriations to the Hou— Onlaidrrewi drrmsldet tflis vwra minimum, and has inaugurated a aysteei test, though vigorous on both talae. b fair A a beginning. The l eal intsrevts of economy tarderiag on ppsurinssen—a. atffl conducted with *a anite atasnee at of his Distrirt seem to bo earo&Dy as cvry official here will testify all acrimony and iH feeHng. end thus watched. < In the Ha-bv.- acid It-rer up- । Ite b—teg cdSerrs have been honest the field is being left open far a cordial and painstaking men, aad ths country support by the entire party for whatever Uns recovered from ths ravages of tl» titet may ta nominated. Tta clam s war <4 the rebellion, brought alxvet ly of Barry County "» b-n« rocogmatel. Iteraocvatr anew and Lfeaocratb policy. end Mr &r«xrx b becoming ovary day The— facta eannot be overoosno by vague declamations, ridieote nd (tenum ciationA, aad cur psopie would indeed be incapable of —If gorertmaat, if itey wens to try to exchange th. [<vwut gvv- trans to be instigated by the disap pointed hopes of the editor of the Trw A'sriAwwr, who haa for moatte lieea aasailiag the General with vague and viaionary cbargva As the only proof over offered by Ward was so quickly shown to be both p—jury and forfarj, that even (.‘apt Burrows, hb principal oppo neat, felt oompaDcd to pobliah a card denouncing its faleebond, and washing hb hand, of the infemous afflair, it b very certain that General Sroranrox will Cheap As Window nnd gferFn&aiWFS'KW and Brackets of every description. •OO A CARRIAGE FACTORY. end spirits would be thsee of Vallandighua and Fendlstoe. and the unreper.tar.t rotate of tta Booth. .Let wvdl vm-ugh alone b a wbe and eafo potay, and therefore I recommend that all lha Mieh- Invites the attention of teh Citizens af Barry County to their new styles of Carriages and fKe Superior Stock used Among the men wbo hereby theirea(gy, industry, aad general btelhgeoco, 1 well as by genial deportment, won - cunGdenre alike of the Freeidenl ebinst, and the ma— of the citiesns in fhrir JTanufacti/re. He are using the very best• Grand Hawn Ihstrisi Hb exertions to edvance the inter—a of Michigan men have not hern eonfined to ponocs from hb district, but hb time and labor have been at the disposal at orarf Mbhigan man who bad a worthy cams to ad- ASSORTED TIMBER Oil Tempered Steel Springs. BV As the gwern—snt haa adjourned to Lsjng Braaoh. only routine busine— i« transacted Public attention is, centered mere 00 th. European war, which b HARVEY W. WRIGHT titejy to ta a long and bloody oss Al­ though in il. in-rptirsv it is a war of two dyaaatioe for power, yrt toridenian. it is a war of races, who art th. standard bsArtrt of opposite (jstoraa of gveortljy IVre.n. desiring to make Rood mbit end of nrUgtel. The taa— of ita targains will do wsll to call at fob Tentnna aro Frtteotaat and Poriioment- 'Arw'7 UH arv. favoring roMtitntuinal (r>v, rumeut ini inquiry—tavauro thr— an ehnmetiristira of their race. The French, on th. other band, favor sptritnal dao- are nou> selling below ' Those intending io buy trill 1 soot utitiiiH LOOK AT OUR PRICES Iron Beam Blows, (full rigged,! Afold-Board, - - - - ’ Plain Points, -■ - - Laiidsideet . ■ ■ • . • ...r- • B'ing Points. - - ’ - - LIFEIN_UTAH Farmers, bir UTSTUIH OFMDRMaiUn 3Jff3l money by caUing on us Inn; Terms to suit Purchasers. Old Stand ofJ. L. Rood, fat Plows whei p 3 - pro* tea d«ten»l Faris la a state of -igk Wo aTtenw what that mean.-' 1 If the GiraiM ean r—ch tta rity no I powwr in Fiance can ten- »h«n outParte mute, if defended al al], be de I fewfed at Manta. The groat tattle of j j Itori., ml ‘ owe defeat for France The has vac taayy on both ted-, ttasonteri bating '-restaurs. Ita Pru-iarotook 8.OO0 WOOL CARDING �■■'■a..,.. as.iuni the public that Wo will cnda*ror to eUAtrin the reputation of our old and widely notorious anemtor. It wfl) not matter how many political parties may b* fa oxixtenro during th* fan. w. may pnblkh our prospoctiro paper, w* guart antro to belong to each one of tlwm all. Knowing that you have "a to art to tea for ottoi»' u-oua," wo appeal to you in th» our how of extreme,t need. Wo foal bad. Wtan I eay •'wn”I mean th. nual i'alr of the Barry County Agtfculturnl Heafoty. Will bo brid to title vUlag*, oil Um ground* of the aedtety, ou , Wednesday uni! Thursday, October Oth , « I I .Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames. '! , ■ Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. Newell Pools. Banisters, stair Railings 4c,, ■re and a. meanly pencsal in ail that wo haw to aay, aa our little taioat and quibbling dkporifams will adm.1 af Ufag'. In regard to OCT otftigaiiSns, they not claim it u my own invention. No; it 1* not original with the lowly indirid. ua] who write, this. Tb. gigantic la lob loot which gar* it birth, and tho ready . pen which first inscribed it are now no TUyd.m't toU U*, and w<< surmise they j ar* trying to se* bow large a benefit they ' can giro their customers IStf Wo expect to hare krawt men deal from our woodpile*; men who always |pact event* fill acron the mind while thinking over "old tltna*,’' which cairns •peak the truth will find no mercy in । our columns, and w. *h*U labor in every the atop of th* aged to feel light and ' Ithe heart of the young to bap forjey. Nothing aecma to our mind would give fcitad: HnKEntai shall surpass all oilier paper* of notoriooi reputation fa the Usd. Wo stall change oar joliiienl complexion oftoaor than doe. th. N.w York OrM, Mb mare fadeeaai than Tcnurvy '• UnmmI and mor* nwndnaous than all the paper* united, that are devoted to profterioaal igri tomself tho victim. Being an ardent youth bo wandered after tho new mi»tres. fur a while, when finding it did net Michigan Central R. R. OLtf. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. n«d.c>..k. i-te-. -. . • - THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE. smhisB im tics’ ZdwZihjk Peninsular Railway. Look Here! Look Here! Only 25 cis. TFa will send the JIAA’JfER to any ad­ dress from: now until after the Fall Elections for the small sum of 25 cts. name of a goodly number to go to Jaekeoa. Beano of ns had Man there before, and earns at ua will probably go again. I was among the number seat It had not generally Jieoa known that I wu a Pndubitionkh They used to know it at tho Star saloon, and handed me my bev­ erage "on tho sly" accordingly. On looking oror the illtutrioiu names upon the written pledge, they found mine written in a trembling hand. After ex­ amining my noae, the color of which had faded since the Star ealoon changed hand*, the faithful concluded I was one j of them, an . they aunt ma to reprewol I one of tin far-off town* in the County, and to go to th. front and fight old^lcotoj. of whom everybody knows I am not afraid. Wo expected a big blow in tho organ of ” tho only organised moral than a political, ccmm.rrial at agrirab fatal one, and quite aa much ao aa erm religious ; a* k is evident that a nwmd body is eemntial to a sonad mind. Th* queried, but must add that w* think that Hastings has already on. paper that, to all intent* andpurpem*. aaawan tho pre*[*c<cs. W. are afraid that to start another will bo a luring atfair That must ho sold within the Next Sixty Days. , all the feature. of a gvaoial family news­ paper, bat in addition Io It, (inn iaatraotton how to cure aad prevent diwoen and that, too, of the vary bort authority. It k publkbed weakly at the low prire of 11.00 par annum Tedoea the money I •!<»’ J»‘ Dry Gaods, aboutfa D»n wc bvgun to took about us, aad Io! from the head of oarorgan’* brilliant editorial column the " Dna—il- Notions. gone! The magic words “Prohibition" aad "Whiskey Bing" wwre gone! Aad a, I road llio old familiar artictot, and tho Democratic call*, and abu.ee of thItepublieaa party, and saw all over the Washington. Tho writer 1* ouo who paper the familiar phrase., "no roduc cm bare no poaaiblv iuterrot fa the reefctiun of any of too Gragwiirmd deloffaticn from this Btntu. I !Wo hopo to hoar from Min aga’n. Ready-Hadc Clothing, Hals, Caps, BUTS’ FUffllMG GOODS, k ACKLEY & SLADE liters may be Israel in their tau. of August 4111, a paper of unusual beauty and merit Hperimen free. John B. Alden & Co., lltl.Estare. Chicago, HL j ‘TEE?U Detroit & Milwaukee R R Eight Brils, a eerie. of atari and x.-iting atones; An Odd Teltow Abroad; .•area taxa * Borer's lift-lag; .crx of the Day ; Duration of Modern JOHNG. RUNYAN ihT'u•uxtelkaa tl 141 yield th* prim, ta gw; es, a* Us » was art out in Jdvy, DCV, and Ecu 1 me* benches that bate, Sfc.1. over. I.1U SHORS & KGBffiAK SODTHKffl MM1I, IRON DOW00 Tint FR1CE5. ANKN COATS, . IEAVY LINEN PANt8. . On the morning of the 3d I put on . my new boots, oombed out the fow gray ' lock, which still adore my bred. and 1 placing npcm it that old, time-worn bea­ ver which has graced so many D*tnocratiemss* meetings, wsnt to lha dopo* KEEPS TDK LARGEST AMD BEST STOCK OF LOOTS AM) SHOES j attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. ta published si oo tow a pries; but th. explanation. w» auppuw, U in Ito-vnetoireolation, which k the largwt, wa belie**, iu tho United State*. The principal onprering in tin number k culled "Ktoh- ummmiL wmmi i Mold Ivy K. Ilimps’ Sulky Rai Improved, and 1 BUHHAJLL A Co.. s Tornado, Pitt'i TAXES! TAXES! �AS1> 1B1SB isirb IKVlOOllATOlt rwsa. ! Bcehaaagr to Naw Y«K Mi wutee,. Bafclo to Now York. 03 0x0^. Dunkirk to Naw York, W' • mihw. I Onokad to Naw Tort. Cffl a.ite Oariaaatf to N. Y , MO Mk NERVOUS rm na «>kr i*M Imai lanaixtea wd> Vasarta I wwms?? tm Md Ohm cmi nit TSorowsa*! moHiu, UxMgh. If planted Ln April, yen toay pt a snail crop the first saa• «a. II planted in Aaguat, yvawiilgst nearly * fad atop Um foltowing yvar, Brsry finaar should bars a bed. aad to this and, lai him took about turn for BswsssTisteteSntevssyhaSMs SS$ESSKi.*: WQeou's Eariy, Horry’a Roodlrng. P» body’s Nrw Ilautbcy. or <3 good ; oar pretences favors Um fin!, of whiah ws THE IMPROVED DOMESTIC ■ Miwai MORTCASK Why Is it that Dr. Ro back's Stom­ ach Bitten increase in sale every year? - 1870. "» 1870. Why Lake Superior! Do the Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Robaek’s Bitten to their customers? AIKIN Because After yean of experience and trial they have been proven to be a sure cure ' and Indigos- Why Is it that Phyiictans use snd recommend Dr. Ho­ back's Bugas-coated BIwJ Pills? ss: Bccause Thor know th® ingredients of which they apo made. Why NATURE'S Arc Dr. Hoback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pill* tho beat remedies taken to­ gether fur the curs of all dbaaaea of tho Mood ? Hair Restorative Because The Blood Purifier is the S Hi'.UKtt Why fe# K39|BS!S Are Dr. C. W.’ Hoback’s Stom*ch Bitten. Blood Tu- PICTURES FR DISEASES. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-08-17.pdf 055d1184fb6527342fa6f45adef4b5f8 PDF Text Text VOL XV. HASTIN' BO. <6. iY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17. 1870 Jlffl! Napoleon & Bismark PRINTING Bert Cow. in nu n wt Third Urt de. Bmc HeMfar3y'rt old, ’ATS tuf. j Bart IHfar 1 ooo jw old, Hcnid hart do, ' nttlrttdt, Bort endting Dull Calf, NE* J CMksEA'Or ST.AT1 Bart Ax Heir., - Pin. Door. VHaalM - Window BnA, ■ “’•SSi yi fpPftFJBW f ®2O,OOO WORTH OF GOODS HEAVY FALL PURCHASES Job Printing FBOMPTNESR AND MSPATtjjj. TAILOR turn PRESS I s««d ■ 100 ^'"(X-iss Nd. s—Tsorrora inr.xjt ' t . Jc»m»-8. JTBiaanrte, 1. N. KarIcr.nUabMdrtrtrt. XrtO-1-- ■ Bert Troto{ I fi» *11 «r o’«r, 86 00 S..-ranlde>. 3<w . ■ writ TMrddu. IM HASTINGS DRUG STORE Z-¥ TUB BIST STYLE Pure Drugs and Medicines, " Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, .Perfumery, . Toilet Articles, Bert Cow, Srrood l«i du. Tiled W do. Bert Heifer £ y,er old UnooIMA, Third hart da, Bart Holer 1 year old, Books and Statipnery, The School Books used in this county, Speakers, MiseeUanemte Books, Betturret ■ of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Pdpcrs, Envelopes, $c., fc., bo bridal into the ring, .«<T rtiWu re eaain an>d a Any animal, fam or article tak­ ing fa. fent prrtmenm M miy Fnir. alull, if onmidmid worthy th. <aMcedie< ’Which will be Sold at very .Low Prices. artll Again b. entitled to emnjrcte far acid ’’T^Tr.nimab and article, afcrod. far exhibbion ihall be the boufidn purely of a member the Srtirty reaideag W.Uin the Cocaiy. 8. All tenon am atrirtly fcrldddci to •, THE PROPRIETORS OF THE ■ Hastings Cash Store! CaaMJ Carta; ta A* **•« ••• *■ ,Mn Jrwie.—J, W. Bnacraft. Mn. A. IW«ck, Mra. J. Harris Mra. C. lUnrtt. Mza M, L. ■NUDmm, Mn. Bert" tan yard. Flannel. »1 ( *n ■"“UlU7 Second hart do. Ikrt patahwnek Quilt, Jcnuce—W. P. darnel, E. M. Si.ufcl; CUrtlt. Palmwfaet. BMrUS field, 801 Bart coll fym old. Second beat A., Third tel do, Bert <..11 I y~r old. Second best ta. Tiled bed do, Bert cackling cedi. Second but do, Jv»OD—G. Striker, Prtw Join A. Ihbertwn. Bert Draft Ta.m, Seroetd fart do. Tbbd l«li', BcrtSumleUrt-e. Cloths and Beady-mado Clothing, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, Ac. Cranarr, o 2 00 JW 2W 10. : Vorrtgte ktMlrn utUnd^l X»r rxbikWmttadi b- rtwMd U/ri, Md rt.all not eanpoU «Ii1i.|Imm of daeuerttv »l*«- For the Spring mid Summer Trade. 11. Fancy artieka »*J artielm ofdmn crtic ■i.Sfiifcnc aball be manahrtind wiibis lb. CMMy.ht Ibn abddtor.to 'N^XrtSZ^F^miu-e »lUi* S ftKj al OrujEtlal PriiiiiL vhti cntoinr. y X. O RE TV cns " ''i7--*.’p. nMAxit, «• n- . ■ COLORED INKtL BBQKZE. AC. > mmfaded fru« cmnyrtms >• »h« regular 8tK TUU rpxx/J C1LL ' ORAST fc phfLltps. Over $10,000 Worth • r ■ ■ 4th Twenday W Dccmlwr wexf. ■ y6.-.AUF*““-’*»«****rJF«* tofaaSOahday rf J‘rten,bmsmrt»:l bf faffcilad to.th. booWj. ... Th» Ertendre CufflThliii! UM lfa fa In .HW iodnMo.1, S y r.tr mr 2 M> Bart * or e~.ro toll bl «dod crtlle Sfaww, WOO DIvMcm D -Sbeea. awtan. “•»* �Iron Beam Plows, (full riggedj Mold-Board, Plain Points, - - ,• Landsides, Wing Points. ~ ~ ~ “ COUNTY CONVENTION. HU GBOCEIIY Bolbro anothrr i«uc of tho Bxxxu will reach tho p.-opl*. luo.t, if not all, of We stake the last opportunity to urge upon working Republicans everywhere throughout tho County that it is their duty to see to it that good man are sent up to tho County Conreutiin. Let three ■ Bather, lot our township caucuses fa mate meetings of tho whole BepuUican el .meat in ths towns wherein they are hold, ami there 1st (.very man overt lisa PROVISION Farmers, buy your Plows where you are alway ssure of getting your Repairs., that tho County Conventton may ata b» vaR altcndcd, and good men sent to the State end Congressional Convention. Wo neo that many of tho towns are to OUR MACHINE SHOP bought in again to th* place he has honored, and tho Fourth district will do ito duty to County should bo kept in risw, ai well Michigan and tho no linn Yours truly, Noam Bin. as those of lite State end tho Cungrcsrional District Lot it not bo mH that any of threo Cunrentions are packed, but W every effort bo made Io make the In epito of tho general sympathy in thia coumry in favor of Drasoin, there seems to bo an undercurrent of opinion almost amounting to a dread, that, after Barry County. Jackson Wagons. Tho military achievement! of tho French people have been of such achar“ctor as to give them, in th* eyre of tho Woonusn, Mira. Ang. 8, 1870. Fa Bixxix: Tho approaching Cbngrnuional Convention in this District seems to l« aUrncting considcrablo atteu- calamitous defeats, see almost expect that by some sudden magic victory will bo wooed to her aide, and pereh joyfully upon her banners. True, wo know they potion Waterloo; but ws are apt to bo incline.! to overlook enra that dstaat, When a man from any port of the coun­ anil dwell in thought upon the glorious try, by a display of untiring energy, unirnp-actabto integrity, and unquestioned ability, makes himself a [irominenLptaco among prendnest men, ho is, in a broad scuse, no longer tha repreocntativo of his District, but of tho sentiment of hie par­ ty throughout the whole country. Do wo not feel, l&»6 in Michigan, that clique* in the district from which a rep­ resentative is elected, that there u sure to ba against the best men an oppielttoe. made up, generally, of men who aspired to office and hoped to sunceod through fco taatetanoa of " their member,” bet I The Democrats are feeling very jubi­ lant ovepthrir sneera. in North Carolina and Kentucky, and therefrom, are argu­ ing the complete cvertunung of the pneent condition of things, and the spee­ dy retirement and dissolution of th* BonoiNftrWto man. Thsy are ffreew publican partybestowed by Him “Who fisAA to all man Ubemlly." laasing and Charlotte papers, ptass of entire annihilation. Ws do not propose to account for the cause for which they fight Our own war furnished us n remarkable illustra. detest, or attempt to mitigate ito sorsritian of thia great truth. Tho French ty. Perhaps wo feel it a. keenly as tho people are tot beyand tins rule. They fight well far a prinrijJe, bat whenever But this suddenly developed democratic strength dose not frighten us. Because they bars shown their ability to soaks a Enlisted in behalf of I|aly in tho cause political imp of tear fret, it taw not ar­ of human rights, a few years ago, ah* gue that they can with equal ease leap fought nobly, and the glories of Magen­ forty. North Carolina is not Michigan. and ta and Bolferino crowned with victory tho champions of liberty, and attested tbs utmost hope and tabor of tho Demo­ the strength of a people contending in a cracy eaanct bring to bear hero the same influonm that there, wrought out far jail cause. Invitee the attention of tch Citizens o^Barry County to their new styles of Carriages arc using the very best Window and Door Frni Milk'Snfi- ASSORTED TIMBER Oil Tempered SUel Springs. New Advertisements. We are now selling below Jackson and Grand Rapids Prices. , ALL WORK WARRANTED TO BE Those intending to buy will save money by calling on us Itemember tho place-at the The manner in which the people have in times past, rallied around our flag, and reepuedod to the eoll of our le’adcn, people whoso rftlhimnom was aroused tho almost universal lack of eonfi^eoco by tho struggle of a sinking people, and took to herself tho glory and renown of a wrr in whtoh other ami posrerfol natoms were engaged, and placed berself in the vanguard of the miifauy nations of Europe. These were struggles in which a lam valorous people than tho French migi(! hare acquired victory and 0HA1B8, L9UN0B8, Old Stand of J. L. Rood, foot COUCHES, 8FBING-BEDS, LIFE IN UTAH WOOL CARDING mi 1 sitting member is held, lor tho nobis work ho is dung for tho Aatiou. Hare wo hot eno of there national1 men, in the person of Hon. Tnaxc, W. , tho Fourth Congressional THMritt? WoI taro tried him in every way, end find that m an exponent of tho wishes cf theI jooplo of tho locality whoso suffrage.i i stenre that in sgirit and temper, in wish and intention, she was sueh as our Bar­ tour declared to bo moot fir tta Kingdam of Hsarsn. . For ths thoughtful CARRIAGE FACTORY. I* ! a? E’i al tea work, and hoar the uUswnaso of his patriotic Mnttaents without haring onr eyes dimmed by tho gnats around hi* hoed, or tho hungry cure who ar* howling at his hoote. It « from this class of men thqt wo beer tho cry that “ ororythiiig is fair in politicoand it is also thsy who are so clamoroua for a ctange, without regard to tho proepeets of tho sneeras or failure now of tho present Emperor, it seems to us that tho light shed upon history from the camp-fires ujem tho plains of Waterbo ought not to bo loot sighted and may materially aid us. Frenchman are good soldiers, but good soldiers always fight best when they hare uunething to fight far worthy of tho contest It is not adways tho numbers in an army, nor the skill and experience of lenders that giro, the victory. Men fight Iwiter when thov Micro in tho idea for which they fight, GRAIN DRILLS. WHEEL CULTIVATORS, ETC. We holier* thane resolutions give <xprvsason to the general feeling among honest, thinking men of all parties might be rent fir at osmo, to confirm tar, throughout the State of Michigan, who Hsd tar dtaoso permitted, tar wish to would rsjoses to ana Mr. Driggs tho sve- bo baptised might hav* boon gratified. cresful candidate for the Sixth Ccugrre IM generally, more correct than thooo with whom they are more intitaately connect­ ed ? The miserable system of official pat­ ronage that baa l«on» apparently a fix- THRESHING MACHINES, 44 and so desired her sister to lay it p until she should “tai better." It was hsr earnest desire and full pur-1 �HOWARD RAXITAE It fa beyond the powWof any teacher to do ample justice to asadi large numben. And. that notwithalaadfag the <n er-crowding of Ute mom. most gratifyIng progress was made daring tta hut rf two Departnuwto al Um wnw time The proposition In sbrord co tho two cf it But it in suggested that he ta* ■ CMUogrotnia Um SmU.; lai that makes him a nmatar, much mure then is tho Guvcnror a member; for ae tow can bo pareed wfabred tai vote, except by a two-thbda majority. TUi. above the absurdity of tho idea that LfaU. Gov. Bstee fanotoligfoteferreretertian. But farther; ita CMMritafam mys ita 8ea- Michigan Central R. R. Peninsular Railway. Look Hav/ Look Here/ Only ctt. He will tend tho BAXXER to any addreu from naw until after the- Fall E/eolione for tJw small sum of !5 cts. •rtllsd ly tta legislature al ito late aresioa, wtarn no mcotar refaed the qurefata of hfaebgAUity to taM tta office ; wtan, if be is not eligible, ta tad no situated on Railroad street, in Um large more right to preshto ever Um Sooato than tavnoMbare topreride oree the elevator braiding of a P. Dwight t Oo. This firm started op their baaiiMOslast i Senate of Obfa. R-ally, wadopfafae spring under the name of Williams, taw bis eligibility e~> any wren IOakes A On, but quite recently Mr. qamiiro&l than Gov- BaUwia'* Weundnntaod thal Sapi. Btafard House, which will faueodfately relieve hasconrented to be n candidate far yetho pressure where it fa greatest, that fa, in Uie Primary Department f Or, shall we proceed el once to erert rack a High School buiklir.g u shall fur a time ac K-nt and BarryConn tire alii bo held al Middfaville. Angvt 27th, 1S7t'. Tfadr’ object fa tho mle and enhango of need graios, and tho improrwment of the varietiee—a rnty laudable olject, ud eno which should attract Uie’majority of ow fanaen'to Middleville oa tho day of the Fair. It fan&odiately concvrnr every one of them, for if lhev hare mH gwl rood their bariaiM U wiUrol jwofit-fa- 8pUi Saw Tabtee. Re sawing Machine. Upright Stapers. for whittling aD rirrolar and irregular molding*; Fay A (X’s Blind Wirer; also Urn Scroll Haw­ ing and Ornamental Bracket works of Central Building would omtributo mon to the standing and prosperity, both of tho .elrol. end of the town. And. on the other, it may bo urgal, that Ward Sebool Huumo swsd be built, rooeer or later—that all the latgn towns a round us tare found tta neeotaty of both a Central DeOdfag far Ita higher grades fa driven by an engine of 4" tareo of pupils, and of Ward Buildings for power, built by C. A- J. Cooper * Oo, tta lower grn>>,—and that such are Mount Vrnro. Ohio. Thia angina) also the evideut leniimctee of oar popelatioo, driroe Um Etevetor, Foundry A Machine Shop ol Dwight A Co , which wo wiB notion at length ia some future article. To nppreeuUo the workings of thia asaehinery, and to realite what Umy artnany are, they mart be area in op- Having lately etaaged our old Baebiaary for the Latest Improvements in Wend-Wtakiag Macbinsd. vt are now able t.> rorojw-.e wHh any simitar e^ tabUahmrnt tn the Rale, and will iluptlente any prim obtained ata where far (tar planar has A'o Crmf tn tbfaoouaty or vicinity. Ji will plane er taa^h H Inrtre wt leanduplohincbesthk-k ; te «> couveulcDtly arranged end works will! such rapidity eostnnu re bringing lumber from s distance, out get It weshrd tosvtt tten., nad take tbdr load home the tame day. Having lately pnt la operation a large thrw-lded Moulding Machine-ita only one tn the County, car enrnire moulding will be worked to a carrfolly prepared set of paHoni’. “eirung** properly txreted for any pitch of roof. Oiitebed In dbery wny randy to pM up, and will be wurenud to OL We make a specialty of Moldings sad every ibwcrtpitou of BcreU tfawtsig. Wotav».tite oniySkAsnl’a Berull Saw’ -tow in nse la this erontr. NEW GOODS. That must be sold within the Hext Sixty Days. bowxao rat p Riots, HARDWARE J’saaosii.—We are sorry to learn titst Mr. Oso- Brooks, of Ita Arm of Itaeton * Brooka, hto boon obliged to go to hfa tamefa Orangeviltetm aceonnt of ricknaaa. We tape to aao him amongst ua Dry Good#, Notions, Kcntly-Madc Clothing, Hats, Caps, To give a detailed description of roeli piece of machinery in their works in out of Um question, far it would take Um apace of a eolanm. At prissnt wo can only 11a r.or and Matcher, manufactured by Witherby, Rngg A Racbaidaon. Woreoetcr, Mam.; Molding Maehinea. power and treadle Tenoning Machine. Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Comer, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings &c. far that roMoa alone the foreign list of country papers should be kept Bp. Tty it far throe mow ths, send your county ' UMnto t Ita Jndictel. ttaExmaititn, end paper to your friends at a distance, and legfalrtire; He is a nmutar of tta£x- ' oar word for it, you will reap ita beneretiva Deportment, rot^oinUy with tta Gcvvroor; tatoae item of hfa duty fa over use branch of itaLegiv toture. But thq( does cot taste him a fa xiritfag ■*>kx>k talking aftsw the Normal wbool, attemiiing Insiitntoa, 4e ' Fully one-fourth of hie Ua» i. spat in Institutes fur many years, recently nr , sured us that no has made tlu-rr. more popular or enccMnful. Keeriy aevra tbouiand Teoctare tava received fa- , SHffl REAPER ffl Ml. ■bHhfa*>!■«*• half yearn When Mr Hosford firrt entered upon Um tatter of hfa office, many educator. HARVEY W. WRIGHT Detroit & Milwaukee R R LAB SHOii i hmas SflUTHXBI RAILWAY L-tT" IVreoxa desiring to make gr«xl Beeidoe this Mill, there is another, fal­ than a year. A High School DuOdfag able Report upon the subject to the Leg bargains will do wril to call at this cated on Broadway, i-m block south ought to ooruuuM two yaarsia its tno- hiatus of IMO (asho had done te that Agency. from Um river, end owned If tian, and should cost at hart twenty of 16®, upon the County BwperiatendeucyJ and that legislature gain fre-o Ttaaimpte question fa. wbfah fa tta hmutald It ia EBod with original more aTeAtaU, Um Las expenditure fort, ire of love of adventure aid the era, or tbe/veatar WU1 not the building of wiltai, has me dosen nr more Ulna a Ward Setaol Howe/rfa resell fa tta ted artadea. secure fa this or <* ultimate erection of a Centred BuOdiag| countriou Tta nrta.srf it fa every respect more deeireble than if «U«>elMaptUiiiA>uWlx-iB rMr. II. great credit I famfly in tho rosratry. It is' only ll-DO object of our rtfartaT for the resell Tree, he tan tad ttr per ytar.ar'Jh (fata vfagfe«p°y. -■» >’ The writer, by request of Um District office three terms, Itrtjt beat airiefly s for tola rtaRyefaripripvtadrol stores in fabool Board, bespeaks Ute careful at pfaitfaal Office - it baa dMuatuled his sa­ tho oocctry. Ad.lows TtaCMS * T*Jtat teution of every tax-paying eitisen to this tire time, much tst it away from bomo. circular and irregular Moldings; Turatagtatta.Blfa'Btadetaitomreor.teei oning both ends of tta slrt at once, end ACKLEY & SLADE Drugs And Medicines Druggtlts Sundries. Groceries, Ha/l /'after, Traveling Basket* Bird- Cages- School Books Siationery, fc. Particular attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. his experiearc and ability, tat uW. the pmbaHiity that tho salary far the com­ ing term will bo iaertaaed. It is only fair, in view of hi. pot-paid srrriere, llial he slrold bar. it. benefit, for ono 8! TAXES! r. UB Wary isdg fo faUnls ft Or njLXJfa. Mh a, Mess, eW W./A U ftati; M triUJt U, OukMwa ;A cf gmfb ■ -t. ■fifAt'ciU •• P-- �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-08-24.pdf 22a1178d6482d0ec59d883e941426973 PDF Text Text VOL XV. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. 1870. Napoleon & Bismark “■* [PAINTING mi mi but w Him. BOWSE I GALLOWAY'S NEW BLOCK HnatingH. Mich. Job Printing • ©20,000 WORTH OF GOODS „ournlBw3D HEAVY FALL PURCHASES HASTINGS DRUG TAYLOR CYUIDER PRESS! STORE ■n,e lager Imr consumed to ths United Beaton omU .boot r.Ai,a»,U00 a ymxr Two hnndrad aad sixty jjaksaal mb IM THE BEST STYLE Look down into h.r baXctomd ayac. Pure Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, <31 gin you rtrength for tha ordaal Ha bran, but don't b. in a harry. Her bps mast opaa. Lean lightly fowward ' with your bead, not year body. Take good aim. The Bps maet—(be ejva close Perjuniery, Toilet Articles. Pure White Lead me twiakJad with roguish brxghtnsm | rreeently Anna looked that war. la- । ataaily the Cm took alngubriooateagth | aad coming into tha room, tha girl (aid L hesitatingly, bat without tooktogathix^ | rant the day F^aa-l stood fldgvtxng ’ri,h ■ I 'The Best in the Market / th. fn<r of hrr »h«vL • I Labor, not,” mid Amon, coloring |. Books and Stationery, The. School Books used in this county. Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Eeaard. of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, Envelopes, $c., Rbe B" toxa a note which frond to Ufnm.IfarLmHal.Mtead. Auwirccd it with rery '-over-like carefulness, but (book hie head. "I’m Tory sorry, my good girl, bat we dontowiah to hire anrrarxt." "Bobka your father mayn’t object when ba ma me.” the girl pmastsiliaaaxmattoM, ami ha nihar aejayvd BidAunlookad at tha spotted white bonnet aad the rad feather, aad tvproc- . md a smile, mautorxafi what hu father' would my. Mat ha was of too kindly a 1 ••Tha only girl I know of worth har­ ing. wouWl bare you. I darn »ay-would Which will lx* 8ol(l at very Low price*. ‘L'iXSSlX..- k.^4 \TOtE PROPRIETORS OF THE Hastings Cash Store! (tooxd at an riagant brick dwjltog Wwa ihyAaet hwality of which to m OU HIBBS, Ml MBS, MH, H. WM tomiradby ..tifl, wvU-dxvssvd h^wte ~uld W.U bc rmgtomd as a (Tinth« and B*ady-mado Clothing, Hats A Capa, Boots A Shoes, Groceries, Ac. tha tedy iaritod him to taka a aaat to tha halt Baring amagad kiamstf into a working proton, ha iaqairad far th. autabar of panoas in tha fiunily of Am MyEi^xt, rir.” rvpliad tha tedy, “tootod- On teaming tba^nrionof^wr riritor, For the Spring and Summer Trade. Prof HilmfWs QirL “.“JI*** Faitj aid Omaieffil Piiitiu, u ua« of tlio tetoet mulls of BaHroad freighting. The must saisabte pjac.. to wl •‘lfow.Bart-o.M Anmm was saying. U-ghixxgly. ” whto i. to b. doMxmxt? I meet aay yon Kara u**naged wonder­ fully, eofar; but what do you aqwal Over $10,000 Worth 887249 PitlS ^73^ SF-^ �jyVVICrHT & CO.’S :Y W. WRICHTi AU the. Latest Magazines, | Periodicals and Mewspapers, ’ and if tee have not what you । want want, wo will order it for you. f 1 M U 8 TC I |< ion hand and ordered for wishing . “ it. __ ■ \parlirs tawee ffeemlmr tif the 1T—earian ;' ^^atr-y^^iTiom & blur books : tfenedthoMffiacoet of next j«u . of every hind and descripwhen iimmty. tion;Piclu:rs, Jicfurcframes. | The official journal of Austria my. a very large. Stock; Cords and the gomamreL Uvmg exhamte.! aU faggies far Pictures and Mir- ■ ; rare. Memorandum- Boohs , anti Diaries in endless vari­ ety. Draftmgpaper for car penter's use ; Albums,. Base IjssMuas—--wsc. Balls: Sila er and Gold Pa­ pers ; Tissue paper and Per­ forated boards; Violet and black Inks, etc., and many atejitiisxsriessrs: other things not enumerated aduuia miamg eonpaay’s stamp-mill has bta. burned, with a tom ef*5>.000 Hutce ocr last i-ua there Las not been mush chaags in tha situation. Eachside claims all the victaeiaa, ywt it te my wri­ tent that tae advantage is still whh the Prmi.it, Th. Freechforc-arW wewbto to maha aay move to retrieve their Care run reguhuiy fromQrnndBapd. I to Big Rapids, aad the han from Fort Wayne wil be Ln operation in a few $19.00 9BO BO Iren Beam Pfars. (full rigged,) Motd-Board, - Plain Points, • - • ' Landsides, . ■ ■ • Wing Points. _ - - - , GROCERY PROVISION Cill id tail! S'id & Fries. Farmers, buy jour Plows where you are al w ajssure or getting jour Repairs. Miniiter Venerea baa amuad the Ital­ ian Hoorn of Deputise that Italy wdl ate yield to any pressure from Franco. The oeriy evacuation of Romo ly thr> French troops ia almost certain. Franco tabs tha method at recuring the Meal ship and affianea of Italy. A proetemaiiae anaourwang the strict nratreLfy of Italy wee issued last week. all they ma do That eity is betag rtrougly fortffied, its forts and defence, put ia order for a aiage, and every pre eeatton taken that prvdaace aad experi oc.ee can ragged. The city is proviteoned «x ninety days, aad (he forts contain nrpfihta for six mouths. The Parisians «iU rappom that tire battle of ReamviDe, fought August 10th, was a French victory, aad that Baaairre aad McMahon CITY BAKERY! As OUR MACHINE SHOP Cheap as can bought in Barry ....despatch.“ * •» County. Confectionery. Also CHEESE OF TEE BEST QUAEITT. S20.000 WH redaction that it was not o-j bad as it might have been. It is thwr opintan that they .tartad out with too reach confoteace in their own strength, aad too mmdcfTteey. Jost ao we think. T>i«perebm of the list my that a huge disarmed, aad a large quaatityof arms mised. Marshal Uazair.o is reported to have made important aad .nceemful moremento a^iast the Pnua.m Four That mustbe sold, within the Hext Sixty Days. BO W’JV GO THE PRICES. MadAoa the lAth,that the feebag of 1 preonmmnt wae mretlv ta fern of Freare, basal on satisfaction Irecnuao trearejortod * u ovenand. ------ - *- ’ ' GRAIN DRILLS. WHEEL CULTIVATORS, ETC. . Emperor wm hireed at Chalons; that tbereare few. of Paris being .tarred out by a siege; that Htrete.urg was m I bavr a large naaatatrnt of staff of State afenare.. White, ver of these partita are in the ascendancy, the well known ehatactor of the aH immmbonta aad at the new amnm bremght forward far the oAees, wo are a.mTil that a ticket will be made which win re­ eave the hearty aad cordial support of the party throughout the State. We feel, however, that th. njertioa at the nth, of rc taticn aad the nomination of the old ofltocn who have held office fa two terms will be bad policy, aad ao fer THRESHING MACHINES, ^£7^ talS^are CARRIAGE FACTORY I Dry Goods, Notions. Ren <ly-.Made Clothing, Ifuts, Caps, A Unmisa di^atch -1 *»T* ** ■UM that the French wdre defeated la * fight al Oraretotte on the HHh. **■ pelted from emy poatiou'ou the Mi thrown back on Hoti, aad completely cut off fn»P»k ■Durr has been no aprising of the people of Paris. aayrt. Were they ever known to stay quiet ro tong, ureter roch In rites ths attention of the Citizens of Barry County to . their new styles of Carriages and the Superior Stock used in their Manufacture. JFe are using the very best riplion. ASSORTED TIMBER ^UDiClAt" On the 6th inet, a revere battle was fought at Worth, in which Ute French were defeated, after thirteen boars’ hard fighting We have no authentic report at the tome, on either aide. Frem all aourom there are nothing bat nuacre. It ia aaid that the Emperor Jackson and Grand Rapids ! Prices. Iall WOIMC war ranted to be astWmy Those intending to buy will Terms to suit Purchasers Remember (be fdaee-ai the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, font Shop tn the Lteraior Building of C. F. Ihrnghi / Co. on the lleulroad. ( ItrMOIrtTBWY. We would nak tire Othrm, Snd vkWty. to «I) «p.w IlaiKTixat, July S>, ICO. • aH �MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. llUverVslley Division. DICKEY. & BENTLEY ; tiiluatod ou Kioto stroot, one lot wrot of Hanoror street. It iq not a largo ortabI Hahtnevd, but preforms * ell all that it »•* ever intended for. It has a large run of nuixii work, and n!» makoa n good d<w) of pood flour for local mor. ehauu' tae. It was fest put in open.bon about ton yraxa rinea; two yearn WIN it roevived n most thorough overhanHng and repairing, receiving addi­ tion* of the Mwoat aad mart improved . mill-fitting to be found. Thia wao ren■serod nnwsaury by th* rapidly inert**EvnTMtav wonder* bow tliow splen­ did Buriscta fruit* at Bradkv A Ixnuley's, can be affiwded far twelve dollars. Tliey don't toll us, aad wo sunr.ito the-. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. D. SPAdtlMNQ. Peninsular Railway. Look Here! Look Here! Only 25 da. We will send tho BAJMER to any ad­ dress from now until)after the Ball flections for the small sum of 25 cts. il wm own"d by Bailey A Hadley; then Mmara. Oocxlyear A Barlow pnrehascxl tho interested Mr. Bailey, end it now is owned by Mnura. Goodyear, Barlow A Hadley. It contains three run of atone, I'rmch Dutt, two for flour and cue tor feed. It ha* two bolts, ona for custom * ork, and tl.o other for laerthut*'; one separator and ono smut machine, from tho work* of Honuninway, Wyckoff. & Cb., Molina, Illinois. Ito capacity tor grinding ie about ono hundred bushels per day. and 2,500 bushel. of grain con bo stored in tho building. Mr- O. A Hadley, eno of tho owners, rnana-^-* tho mill, asrirted by Mr. L. H. Carpenter, to wham »e uro indebted {or our informs­ ; tion. Tho mill i* run by waler jowrc alone, end would nevnr stop for lack of Sash. Doors. Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Camer, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings &c„ bort wn MU with tho time and sjktoo at our diapottl, and the public rnw-t l<- Jenteat with our .harteouiingw. We shall give another chapter next wcrit. < vancement of too interest, of his uhureh- a finger into uno of our optic., making ” • w l^bfaing, and curing, not unoffeoly,—potent apjiliid for <m that new word—kto* ward, that you wouldn’t him to fo.l that htegood to e-* Lko to prial, to .Up from bctwNU our l—ll. T»... eW •« behalf is mA fully ajqcadalcd. The Christian Festival, on Tuesday a respectful and safe distance, aad U a evening, tho 16th. wsa a r»<y fine and way which is r«ry mnlsgant and nnpretty—another new word, on Infringements allowed—p*kn* tesr bill at u* and sings "Shoo My.", That'* tho way we barn ia a fact, and the matter should be al tended to at once. Thi. bring taken for granted, tha question oruct, aa (iropouuded by yuur corrosjiondcnt, " sbal| po proceed to erect Ward achoal houris, or shall we erect u Urge central building. got a newspajMr printed down here, and most elegantly doc.,rated, and to* good they call it tho "Ilosn* Jurgla." As th* thing, of life, which gladdened th* 'eye, skroter* aroqot troubfed with any prin­ were abundant, a* well's* the more ma­ ciple it*, fun to sc* ’em terial things which minister to tha phy»- About 1140.00 was the nwult of their effort, which la, ronridering the ria. of our village, a very satisfactory amount. Dnrinsm is not very brisk just now, bat protm**.are good and .lively tiros* aro exjioctod soon. Politically, there ia nut much interest manifoatod us yet among tho "worker." tion of their, in mm and ritaneter, of either party. On the Cougnwrioual that had irttolfr beaten them in th* qcr rtion th* Bepublitom are a unit, and multitude aad rspkiity of ite change.— So they called an indignatnaametiag ai their private headquarter., tho Wau-' What shall we do for th* present! Near too grist mill and routh of it. ia a ■aw mill, belunging to tee soma firm, also My onmrer, for one, is, let n« for tbo run by water power. It ha* only the pn-sent build al l«ut one Ward ■cl.<xJ apparatus common to most mills, but house, aad, jorhaps, two; say ono over doo* good Work, and ho* all that it can tile Crook, in “ Brooklyn," tho other be­ |<o*ribly do Just now th* water ia very yond tlu? river, in “ Canada." Tho.o low, cm account of the continued dry would supply our immediate waste, aad weather, and it U obliged to lie idle the greatly accummoJato tha people of the ' village. gre ater part of the time. Paaring along Hanover street about a ,I Theeo localiliro, having already each a quarter of a mile, wrath, wo come tn the ronridvrablu population, ar* growing Barry Milla, on tho corner of Grund no 1'' very rapidly. They are distant from the i Hanover streets, end owned by ,. |present school house, which marks, j ssliow s-ro ooonntti. 1 <doubtkw, the prop** rite for the new | Wo think that very few outside of ।central building; so far dirtant that ' Hastings, perhaps not nil in the village/ ischool going i* attended Vith difficoltie* ought, il possible, to bo obviated. aro aware of tho rise of this concern, or which ' ite ca[«eity for doing businot*. Wo 'True, >Hh tho present convenience of “ foU bridge," Brooklyn is not ao sera bote pleased and surprised, when tho ■ going through its various department, 'bad off in point of distance as formerly. Nssnriix^ Aug. 12th, 1870. . totceilw oxteurivo means ujsplirel for I am opposed to tho building of •' on* An Anri-tobacco league was organ­ receiving and storing grain, as well as 'Urge central building, which shall for a ised by l«ys in thi* village aoruu time for manufacturicgit into flour nod ship­ time nr commodate all the pcniU of the ago, and tte-y havo totter celebrated ping it to any port of the country. Their village and fiat. Lecanto the site i. far sow mill, only a couple of rods from teo distant from many who should attend tbo! mein building, doos all in that Hue that they need. Just a Ut&> farther on, under all teo fluor bsrreU neoeeuuy for thrir mill's use. In every direction aro huge pila* of staves, showing how largo must te. that barings. Al] those thing* help l»th owners and locality. And now w* will glance through ihn interior of tbo mill. Taking ererything Into consideration, there is no mill ia tha State that oxeeU it ia ywrfoction of ma­ chinery. Their engine, from tho How­ ard Iron Wurira Buffalo, New York, is | of sixty Lore* power. A brick wing, on ' tlto routh side, holds it On the first 5 o«tritin figure, 250 puiila Tho excess, beyond tlutt number, riiould be (wovided for byword school tenues ealculattd to acnommodate from M to 120 pupils I have io ray miad many eoosideratfons which, to my view, aro argument* in fa­ vor of thia |dan. It can bo made atailable to u* more quickly and with kaa ox­ penne than tho oilier way, that ia, with lees iinmcdia'.o eXpcnsB, and in the al» Having lately l WMATcaHa*;------- -- ------------------------ --------- ----- -------------- - ------- -------tabltahweirt la the rttatr, and Will dnpllsate any prior* obtained elsewhere C>r< grxxt work. Ow na4.cr Us. Au f^uat tn ihfeeoimty or vlelnlty. It will plane ar match 84 iacb4 wUeapdap to 5 ludsM ti»Mk r ks ao ooareatently arranged and weeks with sudi rapidity teat ciwlsetere bringing lumber from a dlaiaurr. cat. gvt It worked to ,u<t Mem, an-1 taka tbrfr Iced borne the » * Having lately F« In opamthm alarxefhre-s-d.ini only on. In t be County. --------- ------- —------- - HARDWARE adhenmcetodnringtlio last year!" naked Uallimpper, the presiding officer. "Only two,” aarwevod the editor. ."How many time* have you sold your promims for a little pocket money V “Suy ooco,’' wee tha reply, "I alwaya changed far fun.” "Kick him eut, pinch him, stab him, Convention al Vermc-ntviBo, on Thurs­ smother him in ink,” were too screeching day, September 15ih, at on* o'doek P. M., for the imrpo^o of nueniaating a can­ leas wretch.” said OaHinipper, there', a didate for Senator, to ropresnat tho dis­ at**, ana of tl>o croaturoi Hint wo prey trict umi>osod of th* Cuuntic* of Eaton OJOU. that changed hit eohw. oftrner and Barry in thio next Legislature «ee than you has* doo*, and gets moaay for entieo m anolbwr enlemn. it too. Got out of hero I Avaunt I” and they oil cried out -Choo fly I" I didn't .toy to soo tho rott, but cum. year * Bartow', brick is lieing pwl up. woodoringly away, saluted that 1 had The coraiee ia from th* Manufactory of socit fun enough. Ballard A Baud, Tukdo.O, awl Mere. bountifully provided by kind ladies who take an intern*: in tho raorrenenL Tbo meeting was ooos more ealiod to otvl«r, sod Dr. Bertram added his testimoay to that of Dr. Ponged)r on the in­ jurious physical effect* of loUece. Then with three musing ebron lor (bo- cause, the ■nerttng adjourned to meet in a pic­ nic again next year,with the understand­ ing that too League will meanwhile hold meeting* tfl° advancement of It* ob- ACKLEY & SLADE Drugs And Medicines Detroit & Milwaukee R R Jacxtran-Popelation M.OOO. . Wswrxn—A sight from an i-tcra. Nica - Burrnll A Irlaml's now wages. Otrmo Poua—Tliu <L>ctora, with hard LAKI SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY two for custom work, uno for whaot and the soond tor bockwbaat Tlie fourth floor contains all th* shafting nwasary for gearing tho different jwrts of th* I milL Everything work* perfectly, and no flaw cu Im toand in any part. A large bell, rustniog from th# main shaft Poon place to teepwator-tnriooa-a in the iboarmont to that on tho fourth printing ofliro. fluor, ie tho connseting link that drive “Pct Ur" JoW—Tboae new brink the whole. The mill,fan bo run by water aa well as rtmuh. It run grind into flour W> buriseis of wb-H, or ISO prior to tho annual lo.wting, if acttici then to l« taken upon it. Yount. _____ 8.D.M. ran through tbo creek and down Jrfforaor. etrroi, tutl>l they came to teo Metbcrixt c-lnanh, when they curned era to th® sidi-walk, romptetaly smariung tho bug­ gy, and Using on* of th* horeen jiretty WawiH Mon have everything wo want, mad* right in oer own Horry. Tbo front to tee second story of Bowno. Bal Thran i> I* to a Republican Conven­ tey.adBoUnsoo'.nrw block is bring tion fortho 1st District of Barry Coun­ built with briek dowdy rrorenbling tbo ty, on Saturdsy, September JOto, al 4 femsu. Mnwaukoa brick, and made at o'clock P. M„ nt the Court llou.se it. Middleville. Tim*, it wiD b. *eun. we H-tmga______ ________ Particular attention paid to Compounding Prescriptions. TAXES! TAXES! �PATENTS By tan u lb. fem ft, tide month twglcetod. Woods grow utoet thriftily, and sro more •roaon; and ly a little c*ro the former panprvparo his fields fa better prodtsctioan another year Now that seed time ia about to begin NERVOUS to lb ftkjj-MvlM tcai-aur* setter a—— jamms K®aw- Newspaper Advertising. A Itosk st Ml ttowlj .nstod Utol. Sowing the aasut kind of wheat on tho same ground tho seoond time, tends todlmini.h tho production, and induce foreign, er foul, graasM, such u chess sad (vulgarly named) "horse tail," to grow instead of wheat This re-sowing plan to avoid it is for us to exchange need with other persona, distant enough to not af&rt the grain. And thia exchanging of and is not only beneficial, but should be practiced -by thecxc&tnge ofanimals of the vari­ ous kinds, which has proven aa adran- 1870. ">« 1870. Lake Superior! Fremont Engine Works! In tbo garden, wi> find cabbage for late us# farming heeds, and wo can assist nature ia forming ywd beads by salting; which may bo done once, now, by taking a teajpx-n partly full and sprinkling it on tho plant, (not on the ground.) end after two weeks repeat tho doer, aad again, in four or five weeks, JOHNG. RUNYAN KEEPS THE LARGEST good to keep them off of pictures, aad to relievo tfio paia of inseet bUm White lead sad also quicksilver, with tiw white of an egg make a good cement AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES Why Spread it on a clod, and dampen it with cold water. Apply it to the buro and keep it stoutened. Is it that Dr. Hoback’s Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year.? Because HALLOO! They arc the best combina­ tion ever nude. * Do tho DruggisU reooiutnend Dr. Hoback’s Bitten to their customers? Aflcr years of experience and qgal thsy have been proven to be a sure cure for Dyspepsia and Indiges­ tion. Why Is it that Physician* uso and recommend Dr. Ho­ back's Sugar-coated Blood Pills? Because They know tho ingredients of which they arc made. Why GROCERY PROVISION LIFE IN UTAH srsTBiniriouinsi Cheap as can be bought in Barry County. WOOL CARDING Are Dr. Hoback's Blood Purifier and Blood Bills tho best remedies taken to­ gether for tho curs of all iImoiscs of tho blood ? Because The Blood Purifier is Uso -unly articic m tho market u h idiconUins the celebrated costly Drags imported nxprewdy front Sweden for it* innmnhcitnre, and the Pills contain the active principle DISEASES. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-08-31.pdf 15ca42b9abb366606f49634ef2b108cb PDF Text Text IAY. AUGUST 34. 1870. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. NO. 48. !PRINTIN3; IsasAMttat.irtBM. 1 taw taafHaMMl hast.- BCWWE t NEW . GALLOWAY'S BLOCK testate MnA 1 r45* Ralph Rutlsdgn, and tho misU*aof hit Im^, <u .dm had h>ug boct of hi. heart. they nasar allowed tlw poiwn tu appear k tlreir Ixmrd on any ocoutea, and both lired to rasp tho re- TAHOR CHHKB PRESS! HEAVY FALL PURCHASES HASTINGS DRUG STORE IM THE BEST STYLE Pure Drugs and Medicines, i Dye Stuff’s, ' Patent Medicines, Perfumery; Toilet Articles. UtUrOBTft. IOOL BLFOBTB, ’"’WES? raOCkAOMCH VIIU'HI.Al . hU youthM frame ; ba was snow in a do­ lman* (Only owe, whan ha aaaght sight of the locket, wHeh had bora | jJaord upon tlw taidr, .lid bo breomo iealm “Gita it to tna," ho said, and he , 1 bis btharieaa ritildn n, and wbusn Books and Stationery, The School Books used in this county, Speahet Miscellaneous Books, Howard of Merit £ Is, Fins Writing Papers, ____ _ _ ivclopes, ^c., Jc., ,;'Sfete?Eis!sSTe .arrow, of happrares and mtewy. It, . was jml tan ytm from that eery sight I wboa Italph Uuttedgn ret on tho marbte ’ I stops, is tear* at the miaery of hia aihi^ Which will Y>© Hold at very Low I?ricei to treat that, hldo boy in that way," said j ■the palled child, as »bo tripped up stair*, l". Rs hasn't grain yet," ahnaaid to bar-’ jrelX a., looktegoutuf the window, she' ’ saw him .till rooted cn the marble stop. 1 bdow, his head reeling cn his band, and' Hastings Cash Store Il'cabi* w&r VUbKKK' wrbpnro cam* Without stopping to (Huidar, the im-1 puLsirs child rehod the window. “What [ h fha natter, Uttio bor.r aba aakad. soft­ ly, as she Issued her bright head out The boy looked up, with a world of asUtuJuucat in his dark eyes al the fair riwon, with Costing ringlets and blue eyas, that wa^tmitog down upon him ibc Spring mid Summer Trade Jaty al OnuuHI Prinin rxSS; nno^ai ic. colored MAUllHRY! “I'm real sorry, little boy; here, take rta. . ■ lock* and chain from bar honk, and AwppA Utathe iadfetow. ■ -E’erbowna ramor than hi. rerpri^sba added; " Wailasmmsaf, and ra got you seaxtiuag clso." and darting any frem tho wtadow, in a bsi. f o(mco “ Como, drink ossa with nw, Ralph t jMtontt. Okayourafuwnw to-nijht? Think, if you lore ata." “loannot, I-illian, my darling. in­ lamented author tasted in this ajtantry. ■■Hsari Treasurer, of 1-reeisfFMomania with literature's Departed Mouaroh-’’ A lecture. By Mite Berans Amelia Tryphr oi* Uc^nddon. who still wear nud will forever wear, ngloveujrm relief of noxious mothers. wo bafta en­ sure them that thia in not a ‘■fhatfrytmag lady; bort a new machiao for poring Wo laara fro^ho StsA LS~2‘r~. �UadmgmM.urto.upMwhrit.su mn of ( like political frith ore known to agree, , and Meh only, wW bo presented far no- ; minded of three troth., frrgothdneo, or : neglect of which, will bring it speedily : and surety, ami jooily to tho aba. of Ha rvariM.^afrom* Th. Uvmg 8WMHT 4 BUH HOIS lorakty, and IM it bo attended to revonl leg to the M«ds of the hour, as there nreds are understood Ir is in thru, conventions that the prelj.k speak ; lol them speak plainly. Upon tho matter Of tUdwporitwn of thepublie lands, the Memorandum Books and Diaries in endloss vari sty. Draftingpcsper for car pentcPs use; Albums, Base Balls: Silo er and Gold Pa per? ; Tissue paper and Per I rors. CITY BAKEBT! will, populate tills vote country. Th. on. groat, potet.ro, vital oar political history, daring It quarter of a Motury, to th. wvd Pmtiatd Arithmetic ;»d Peamaruhip. Third grad, rortificatre will be granted to those person. who pass aaliafaetorily and wauM leave th. ceatral building to be erected at that problnraatical reaaoa, when every body shaU be supplied with rWSF'H On the 22d ulL, a French corvette captured a I*ru-uian -barque off Ply­ mouth, England. It was rojwrtnd in London on tho 23d ulL, that the armies of th. Prinoa Royal and Prince Fredcr-' ick Charlre had tonrnid a junction, weal­ ward of Mete If this lie true, another heavy battle will be tho remit. It is said that aoma of the great Poware of Europe intend to interfere. eanaot supply, a price ih tho oducaUmaJ work which thag cannot M J’lmiiirily, they an end must always remain, eeecntially primary achoob. frtan. which in no othorway. That the Bepublicau pupils must, in the nature of tho rase, party has been tn tho past U> f*rtt of graduate after two or three yuan of in­ grade is granted, will auccowl in the bold, unllmching action, the truth of his­ struction. Ifthey remain Luger, it wdl bed schouls ia th. Connjy. tory will attest, and because it luu been It is dreirablo that all penoua wishing to tetaih at cosM trine [in Ute Arfure, If this party of action, it ha. l>«ri able to paths with which they have do surcea.fuDy th. work to it* hands miliar; and in thia way their interest io not during the coming winter, will tank, educational mature ia loot, and the mind it a point to b. preeenl al some on. of I the Fall examinations. Also that school wdl depend upon tic yrnta! action of tho th. party. It is a fatal political blun­ ofitoerw, and all ottean who fiemre the der for any party, or tolmlsUtratioo, advancement of oto wteools, will lend us It is reported that Prnaua has broken however strong or securely ia trenched in tho aasistana, of thrir y.teMaa an these tho Belgian neutrality. If so, Imgland th. pr eaeas i t m of p rnrei power, to pre ­ must interfere, or else break her bond. The Crown Prinoc of l*rusaia is still sume that it can lire on a do-nothing making his way to Pari. policy; and vacillation or hwutation Strasburg is besiaged, and U reported eortiog to a "Central High School," is to employ a number of toadsan altogether disproportionate to the number of pu­ We need not go far to find ampte 3-' pils who will, or can, attend their courao lustration aad proof of thia Our own [wlitical history will furnish both. Why have those parties that were tood of sty­ ling them iclvoa ronsorvatora,been thro »n -- up, awl toft so mmry strarxted wreeka to (*> In ronio of the French prunncca occupiod by the I’ruuian troops, the poopie hare instituted a guerilla warfare on account of tho rapacity and extortionate will bo held on tho 10th of September. W. treat that .th. Republ.-can. of thia County will do thomselro.' j carina on thia LOUNGES, । h,ve B Kiag WiUimn of Prussia has -ssuedfa [mxdamation to tho effect that all per­ sons fboiul fighting against them, who are nut regufarir enlisted French soldicra, will bo shot Th. Ihususn tome, have so frightened the psapri that it is hard work to pro­ cure volunteer*- It doe. not appear that tho bauble, glory, has suffleirat attrac­ tion to nkko men face death, al Last ..... Diapntcbe. of August 2»th, state that a great battle has beM going ou rome 30 hours, and is yet undecided. It ia reportsd that Batainowill be'ahte to msU McMahon shortly. Maty thousand troops bare left Paris A dripateb of Augusl 23d that tho Prussian frigate Hertha, carrying 2* guns, has boon captured by tho French. Then i« great drieenricn in the Copt CARRIAGE FACTORY of doing, they may ye-. regain something of what they bar. Imt. But if tho Prussians aro victorious in tho Uulu now raging, ws coarider that Prance ia McMahon b said to bo ia very bod literaiy'ol the marry of the Prussian sh-ipe, and unab'.o to join Basaine. A dispatch of August 25th stales that there has been a French victory between No political party fa this country oats become or remain a power in the land, except it lx> a party of action. Far suecere h ia swsrebal that a party aotenly DOTY’S WASHINGIACH1IE, ttv« iMraotio-Axt. iiu mn Universal Clothes Wringer cause ths Hepubliean party was th. par­ ty of action. Ahat tho Republic w» sav­ ed.] |It first learned iteolfi and , then taught tho nation, the itoeded lesson, of whal a party may become aad aehiova' by daring to da, and doing tho thing! which ought to b. done, earing Ire. tor the immediate eocsaquMroa. than for the aseuranro that dm stop is right and -pe—W-;. T’1* midst of peace, not war, of prosperity, not threatened ruin. Yet tho LMeaaity tor bold uncompromising action based ou moral jrinriplre has not paeeod by, nor will it ever, and this fact wo may not to~vt if in the future, u in tho present, our party is to be tho dominant party, either in Blate er Nation. The Ib-public . . ". thrive aad grow on the achievement* or gloria, of its post hirtory. Its ritelity 'and ita strength must bo of to-day. Th. p^gtoryagtatUydoinftep^ki.. J tora, win not fuR to oak what it ia doing ' to-day? And thia fact we mual not or4 ' Notions. Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Cap New Advertisements. Stanley, and other, equally well quali- i tied to plow, children. "Iteeeb Nut ' Farm,’’ by Virginia F. Townsend, is cow- ' tinned. This Util, magwriao is really few day* later thia same Trochu raateesea that hia authority i. much more oamioal thaa real What a people! How can they expect any suecne without uni­ ty? And they are as fieklem the wind. Berlin advicra of the 23d state that awurtment of TETtA -TETEH. , BECEpnoN-cHAiBS, ••Vry Ooods, profit a people in there matters proclaiming a newer ar bettor gospel fall ’। Nature has pointed cut the alto fiw on their shrinking oars, they cried out such a budding, and it is not probable in mingled wrath and terror, "Irt us that fifty years hence, any different opin­ alone, why lisvo you come to torment us '. ion ia regard to that matter win exist, I from that which it bold to-day. It a before our .time ?" Has any one far-' safe to predict that ward school house* mete*! within the next two years, will stand, tong before they will need rebuil­ ding. fir to one side of ,th. populate;. we may all bo proud, aad upon which no spot may, with truth, ba found. Th^ dm nominated wOl, of a necessity, be of said glory aad tho Eon’s shire of .the IbOM with whom wa are familiar, and Aghtiag. The Prussian troops are quarreling there abcold be no poor osrna, whoa there In too dispotehM of th. 22d. General among themselves, and are obliged to aroMWygwd DMto Axes from. hare their carnpe separated. the auppart of a tew who any be diaqui Mad in regard to th. tariff; or ooms otl>er question m which th. Republican parly »U «he. That must be sold within ths Ixt Sixty Days. DOWN GO THE PRICES. and jotroas of cur rebook join hands ia assisting in th. elevation Jof the Pri­ mary School and the work to be done 1 therein, up to the place H sluiuld occupy 1 The Prussians wore reported to be re­ thia world and for all, ever recurring, of I ’ treating before the French Turco, and ’ finding out and waisg new truth. They ' I jwusanta, from Htonay to Ihian. As the shrank any, bat like, from every added . Frenchmen in th. interior departments ray of light. They recoiled, with ehiv-' 1 have all been annad by their govern- ' ering dread, from everything that looked । roent, they make no mean toe. hiring like iunornrion ar progress, and insisted ■ the advantage of fighting on their own I1 that nothing could be better than it ak , ready was, aad going quite mad. with tho insanity of ecnscrvatisni, they, gw We are doubly pleased to announce this ; first, because vro consider him tho right man ta the place, and because of tho strong effort. that have been made by aoma makentontain some porta of hk district to defeat his nomination. They might aa well try to dam the Nil. with bulrnsbro u to prevent either his nomi- J. ROBERTS 4'CO. second grade, in addition to the above, will be required an examination in AF griMfU. 8. History and Natural Phikwophy. For the fin*grads added to give, every indication that a vigorous policy ia to be puranod, that cur place shall bo as certainly defined upon all the qutttiou that now opiate the poopte ae ft was from 1881 to 1865. The working will of the Republican party ia as strong, Thia useful journal also grace* our aanctnm tabla. It ip just what it styles itself—"An Illustrated Journal of thri I I nd astral Aria.*' and we can eay no bet- their new styles of Carriages and the Superior Stock used in their Manufacture. a re using the very best ASSORTED TIMBEIl in th. Propaleion of renal boats by •team ; Ofirial Courtesy; Muscle and Brains; Modem Top; Boats, and ever so many others, all of intcrevt to any prices—a fair arni. , 1 1 ; Terms to suit Purchasers �t i �AMD ntVIOORATDK NERVOUS Anrmal Tax Sales. . «S£wSEt dry and f*!I apart. Wee handled tali' LAMP CHUM «.>-i- JS>»»S&aiirt7 Cream i* allowed t> mould and ■.ssrisc.1 ej»FAWC» BimM.tJ M* A *«*«•£*» K.OT.H. X—... <k., UhI. •*» A ** TffeiltSrGTONe •wins; I „.„u?Tn*£5'T STS' Viaagar “ drown ia a tin baria and j allowed to .tend until both baiaa and. TSWSSrt—»- •on aad bream** wormy. ; Potatoes in tho cellar grow, and the. tprouto are aot romorod uatfll they be- ■ “Tork JSe for th. want of roll. and Newspaper Advertising i .irtxrrs’xfftrgs! beaf bec-ure tho Lria-wanto redding. Bone* ore burned that would make TO BCHOOLDIHXCTOnS DR 1870. r°« 1870. Lake Superior! ASKIN I n« Riw. ir M.iewr.T.H. I tMnM«raaaore.p> »*i n/Jm. >i a aa. J J/ H«hwUr, Muwadae M li.latk enli rtllnwt <•« . gi r .u m* .n p»u w ii w». w 1 e.ral ...I .0.., .NomIih *7 .rp’.M. tu. wfCKtwv a co. W J. i.WuiTiso. chilblain*, barn* or■»!<£*, no n»tl«r' how eerere, or froah cut* or wound. L>ur-, lag th* war at tho rebelHca tbooeaad* 1 oftxwptal petieaU on both *idc« perith- wound*, a drawing of refined petroleum out of tho lamp can, I* th* bced opplknloin that con be maiio. For itch, ring worm, htW. itcb, relt rheum, and afi other llko affection*. jwtruh.um ia otficacioua either in tho crude or refined tteU. mnoNK II BC & Why Is it that Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sole every year? A writer fathe&wa^^ewwMa thrtfcMdJqnanfityuf qiritael turpestine wanned aad poured mis a wound will ralicro all tondoceu. to lock jaw. I A oomapondent of tho tawdry cm. think* that coal a*hee eiftod and need in tho “ dry earth daeet" hae m-1 Harc rnlrreJ Into paHner»l.lp In Ibe Because They arc tho best combina­ tion erer made. Why .'s Bitton 3fcgg‘j£v£lte2; GROCERY HARVEY W. WRIGHT Because After years of apcricncc and trial they hare been Sirovcn to bo'”a sure cure or Dyspepsia and Tndigcs- PROVISION Why As Is it that Physicians nso and recommend Dr. Roback's Sngnr-coated Blood Pills? Cheap terjOTt; be bought in Barry iEF’ County. . dWrwase——w gsSSS^EKSIE n!wgra,e*fertttajat 1 ***$"ilt r.«**.N. €«»•♦*• •! khnlr» • 11N Hlnll.tr. sag asrfjsysriSips; LIFE IN.UTAH Because They know tho ingredients of which they aro made. wKF Arc Dr. Robaeks Blood Purifier and Blood Pills tho beat remedial taken to­ gether for the curs of all diseases of tho blood ? Because MYSTERIES OF"i0RIIO«ISM The Blood Purifier is the nnljr articio tn the market WOOL CARDING DISEASES. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-09-07.pdf 016d02488b412ccefa4ed4278a19e077 PDF Text Text VOL XV. HUSTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1870. HO. 19. BBSTBK CASH STOREi Latest Despatch! B//-.+^A BOOTS, IMMENSE BOOTS. BOOTS. but it meal not bo furgvtten that tho young are jwono to exaggeration ia their " Aa Mary wax the only Latin acbohr BOOTS, m theachool, and a. I had m aariatenh it folkreed that when I wa< engaged in hearing her aU other tmcareiawi except that atwly were auenended- She wax quick to warn, and waa very atadioua BOOTS. fad during ray termofxcbool teaching, as I couUbaro been of material eervien to her. I told her I porpoeod to need the whole vacation in Loonvilta, aoeftbat I would giro her totMaa daily. She did HASTINGS DRUG STORE Pure Drugs and Medicines, ■ Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Toilet Articles. Q-*. Parlor, rari.w(kxA, and all kind. ■ fire-place at the Ana at a Winter day. I r comfortable. I BMUnted th. air cd one k^te.Pte.tta.Htodwnre.ttore . who had never done any thing but keep aeon ton o. twrfre Wistera. I waa,’tebool. I made carotee. inquirfea rev­ , --------;aiiaatlv procMiling to amwe him a etudy. ' I-rting tl>o acta of my prtdecowor, and I 1_ 1__ l . __ ..J of ‘---- r .u_n ,.n l.. I -run re receded n. i VfrwayU team| ed—ia renvinoag the— that I mat with , i that 1 waa utterly ignorant of every . | thing pertaining to achool krejing aa ' 11 on art. The firet day of eerriee waa a. 1 tolerably quiet one. I adojited proti-1 11 aioaally the clatoHkatioo of my predace*-1 Pure White Lead The Best in the Market ! Books and Stationery, The School Books used in this, county, Speakers, Miscellaneous Books, Reward of Merit Cards, Fine Writing Papers, - ' Envelopes, <fc., fc., Which will bo Sold at very Low Priceii. HAffTlXGS KXCHAXGE, STATE ST. Mor Ibe rirer. TM» 11~m U. IM^r —r TffSTtACK: r-™ LOWEST PRICES. GREBLE 4 BUSSELL a«pt.a,mo._________ ._________ GOODS, DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAI’S, GROCERIES. CROCKERY ■HOW Cash Store, W IK MIS Cffl STB!! ;,gtowtuy. The furtiro whupcre were Loder end cuukl not bo paaeeil over with I the nrotcn.0 that they were not beard WMWWMCoac-rMd.UiU.bouM j j^ediny to 1mm tb..oom.JM< “I1 Tho nuidia wore more atnpid than uaual member that dollars ware not aa tsuii J though. had said yea tortred of no. 1 ' and father Time moved hi. carriage more ! ■ .lowly. All the*- thing, ao affoctad mo then M they are now. A dolUr wvald “k^h!m: i.v rew that o’nerf the lada, in a epirilofgwnuM eurehaae aometWn-’ then. three weeks ' ““ Yea. D«1 you what ’TwhStaLSS ’be hear repW, " II bsaidF' —»d what yva > burmteacu, whiapend to another. । - look owt. Jim, or you will catah it b» ; when my reveno was disturbed, aa ate-1 , , ,. „ . r - V_ I__ I • ____ ... I tod above. I had creed about fifteen , 1 "£«• .H’ dollar*, and had learned a grant many Uft th. 'Yu,!f’ ‘ ““ thing, that are aot toawbi ia eUtega. *rki, tfinvU t. Ixto&vula waa kept ia a ' was no vestibule to tn. acnooi*rooa>, ana tod—not however by deetgn. I w»a ex­ pected to require Ito daily occupaala to ■■pj ore?' certain pogoe of the text book, ia arithmetic, EngGxb grammar, and , geography, to act a certain number of coptra, to make and mend a certain nember of pena, to do a certain amount 1 rtfflogning, and, at the done of my tens at tervire, to hold a retblic examination, at tea Mipbo-are atom iaBrightriU. Uai.' vanity. I* wan then iba cuatoca ter a majority of tha atadente to teach aohool for two or three month, in Winter. Th. Winter reeetira waa a long one. Early in Docnnbar tho number of atadenta began to dimiaiah. na one after uwtbor left to keep aohool. Naariy Ml Aa anywhere in the State. itnaiw eM ni Pita al w IB nmii Satii&ttta. We hope to Mtoooad Io Ingnaay We Jtn to mo »kh a man re Voorbre in the place wr Morton, and wo her thoaxcud. of TJimacrata wicb id good aerria ci Knit- .. Ik- GoUen Cirik, rtr> are W.hin in obdkoorily. We want ch. Oflw end woprrtikeriy delire the to know that I have not miajudgwdyoo.-' " Thank. ; yon will nut object to her taking a abort walk with ma thia ores*"*-1 wouldrather noi; but I will not ’'’fha.be Ann ww. called, and we waBcrd out of tl» village. Il wax a |4eoaaut moonlight evening, and wckept on walk­ ing In short, wo took a very tong walk Over $10,000 Warth HiimiLTii Sold by E. O«w,OMMMt»g in part of SOFAS, CHAIBS, LOUNGES, �You can't open that Door! | Periodicals and J'>‘cictpapejt -’*r" FALL hi. tart of friends. Hr. Cnuxrs is «.» of the kodingfluoxx-ial nsaai of tho State, who tax by hia .kill and energy honor­ ably won a pboe in tho foremost rank* of solid tun. Un will bring to hi. work us Scat* Treasurer tb* *ame capebihtio. French Mil is good .'enough, and their McMahon and N.poloon. Upon the re­ courage also, but tta forrex agniast them ceipt of the intelhgv.no. in Pari^ ttaex- are too largo, the inraaioc of French eoil citaraMiwM v*cy great Great crowd* too far peeked to giro them any d.aaee gathered ia th* atnrete, and everywhere there ware joyful exslamatiosi* that the । . ■* ----\of nsry hind and deoen’r. cenosai aster St mcusis . I tion;Pictures, Picturefram^ ONE PRICE OJTXT all the Iteputiw of Parte. Ttair namre are Arago, Emanuel, Cramteux, Julea Favre, Julaa Ferry, Gambotta, Garnier ItegM. Glais Bimin. tagwno Fallston, Tta following extract is from Goveroor Baldwin*. Speech on azrepting tta msuinatiun from tta State Convention at De­ troit. It .how* clearly what tta Repub­ lican isirty lias dona for tta gtoto and Nation, and that tayoad gaiaaayiag. — d-y intarerted Republican in tho County, am! every Democrat ^who is wUling to look ttaquteiion fairly in tta fore: "Bui what bu the R*pnbU=ra party done in Michigan f When th* retaUion waa inminaratod to deetroy the government, the Eopubbcan Administretioa of tho Btato did not SME NUNHH THtlSAIB MH LAY MWN THEN AIMS. August 31a!.—Matter* ia Europe re­ main in nearly tho aamo position at thia date oa when our last paper was loaned. Rumor* of a tattle oa Monday, said n MAIXOBY&CO., •f’ wmUUJkLK DULUUU tit. _ Oysters, Foreign Fruita, Wendell, of MaeHun w. For t-'ecrotaay 4 State-Iseao MCrane, of Raton BapiL For atato^Muior— P. J. Lorangsr. "Viva Ropubhqne” were brerd through­ out tho eity, and everything bearing the name of the Emperor or tho insignia of the Empire waa destroyed. The Eagle* were ton from the , banners, and from tta upper part of thoalrra, «Tery sign of imagine that tho pjrurnmmtt ordered ] "ImperialW waa erased. Ono in­ These men are placed upon a platform I[tho nows to be-favorable. A London] stance of tho police haring to fire upon that baa in <wory Mulence the nag of I| ro*T**pond*-nt aayw that not only have ,। tho people ia noticed, ia which *«r*ra! Hie tree metal. There ia net a Repub | liesm worthy of the name, but will re­ i rrwnuo to th* Chamber of Deputica waa join* over its bold, ouiapoken utterance, j ( crowded, and *T*ry rumor that was cirWe have a cheering prospect before 1 culatod only increased tho excitenmal I It was. In abort, another pha»* in the character of that moat incomprotaiuabj* has left Paris to join tho French army. of all things—a French mob. r.tns. flaaee*. Etc. J iffltlite Diitrihtioi! They bar* all proves in their rc*]«ctire places, worthy cd tho treats confided to ttair oaro, and what they haveaooom- USSES STSCS THAW mtt ixation that thaw is yet a gtoriuua de*- ] tiny for the Republican |>*rty. we go ia- , to tho work of the campaign with that j aasuranoo which will bring nothing l<wa 1 than victory. L*i us “ rally round the I flag" as in the olden time, let ua strike , ran were sictorioua They drove tlx French (rotn position to peuitan until honor as a j»rty and for the good of our night c'.osod, ou th* first day. During Iw'brrod land, and working as wo m well the night both armies were reinforced. know how to work, ssreath again around our banner* the well won laurel* of a ty in Michigan, and call upon our read­ er* to join in th* work of giving them such support as wtB alact thorn by a ma­ jority Creator than baa aver yet graced any victory of the Republican |>arty in The Oonvuatiim in which they were nominated waa tho largest, and, over ooma of th* candidates, tho struggle was tho severest of any over bolero held in That asst he soli withia the I it Sixty Cays DOWNOO THE THICKS, John C. llubingor, of H«t Bagtnaw. For 8upL of Public Instruction—Du­ ane Doty, of Itetroit. KRDURIES! । Thirty thousand people from the ad­ I joining country lave token refuge in tho. vans. As we have aaid of the other Conventions, as ws .ray of thia tat there b* a full and fair expression of th* win of th*ideople ia a choice of County offica-r* b/~Uw Convention, and wo have m doubt but th* people will ratify k by a hand warts majorityAs in this County th* nomination vir­ tually amounts to aa election, tho party owu it to the people to nomianlc good and true men, and man who will reflect ervdit upon th* County. 8*r*ral ondidatas taro already been mentioned for tho dif• fisroal office*, and their reapociiro claim* canraared by tta peopi*. 8o for a* wo know, there ha* bean no attempt to foroatell tho action of lb* Convention by packing oaucnsco. but everywhere tta hand and ordered far SWIOKRY 4 BLAH MRS a vory larie. Stock,- cordt and tasdee for Pictures and Mir ed with th* County and tho want* of the ]«rty. tat tho tnwinteroeto of th* people of Mountain, in tho memorable struggle tho Ccunly ta properly attended to, and which hi* regiment, tho Seventeenth Michigan, had with a whole rebel Brig- by many of the old rendente of Barry County. Be ia a worthy, capable man, and ia ttaprreeut Register of Doeda of Urnach County. Ho will w*U discharge rffuBic rvontwiittou Throosb<K>'- 0,1 T'J . — Tin to will also be a County Central Committee to be appointed. which, for tho good of the party, ehonhl be com- nearly ono-third of its number, the name of tho ‘•Stonewall Regiment." Capt. Etxjns waa a fomar reaidrai of Johns- goods _ oppose I'nitaa to th*bitter end, and to let her feed tb* full weight of punish­ ment that a French Republic fould in­ flirt. Over 200,000 meu are in readiness United Sun*, nerd tare tad to-day a aingl* dollar of debt, er a rinclo farthing sembly is proposed and urged by all the of direct taxation ; every dollar of debt. I»p«-r*. They projiow, also, to have tta | State or National, every cent of direct French blockading squadron* trout the tax paid to tb« State or Federal govern­ ment is directly chargeable to th* rebol­ German posts a* conquered prorinacauf lion. to tbs attempt of tho southern wing Franc* have been uwd by tta I’ntaaiaa of the Democratic party to break down CITY BAKEBI! C onfec tionery Provision*. Earthan Ware. miai’bsM ba- dad by a mob Sunday, tho (throne lorn down, and everything bearing tho mark of Imperialism turn down, carried away Dry Goods, Notions. B.eadv-.Madc Clothing, Hats, Caps, ASK "HSSs* ’ respect, and order waa easily preserved I11st district of Ingham County. Mr. ‘ ' by tho National Guard. Word* cannot Sanford ia a young man of procnUo, a ■ ’ dueerita th* wild, exultant joy of the [.gradual* of tho Normal School, and ■ I people that Napoleon ia dethroned. j State Unhandy, and ia emphatically a i And Napoiaon himself is a prisoner. "••If mads man.” By his'energy and : | Hie Prine* Imperial is with him, and straight forward course in the legisla­ ’ | while wo are writing thte, doubtieaa, the ture of 1869, he won for timaelf a "host i Empress ia with the-.u. What must be of friends." /lie District has doaa well a^uheir feelings! Napoleon aays he will ia thus "endorai.ig him." and hi* ro’ • return to Pari* to "exact a reckoning, •lection is looked lor with anxiety oat-, CARRIAGE FACTORY. 'II- i 1 Invite the attention of the dtizena of Barry County to thZir new ftyleoef Carriafu and the, Superior Stock uaed in their Manufacture. He tended. and tlx boot tncn of the party eta**:! to the Courootan. W* bespeak a wxflne**, eaador and judgment in the dcUbcraiion. of tho C.mventlun. to th* cud that tho bert poaaiU* ctaioo may ta ASSORTED TIMBER bells sadly injured. Sine* writing th* above, further ad riCT inform us that all remains quiet tn Oil Tempered Steel Springs. Near Advertisements. hare learned, are Mr. Vrooman, bi* pre­ sent aid* deputy, of Hasting*, and Mr. Dodge, <rf Orangevillo Tta nominatan of Daniol Striker to th* oft* of Soeretary of State will ren­ te it noroa*s.-y that a now man ahouM ta put in hia place Soveial nnm« bar* been mentioned. Hr. Pvwvrs, of Haatinga, Mr. I’almer usd Mr. Durite*, of Nashville, Mr. Hubbard, of Yankre Spring*, am! Mr. Diamond, of Prairie- Tl? are noir selling Moir Jackson and Grand liapids Prices. ALL WORK WARRANTED TO BE her person v th. Unit'd JUST COME TO TOWN. Those intending to buy will save money by tailing an W- BOOOTS Terms to suit Purchasers liemember the place-tdiht Old Stand ofJ. L Seed, fed BOLD ON A MINUTE! and Jutes Simon. Tta Ministry la al follows: Foreign A fata—Joke Favre; Juatlm—1’aec CramSaux; Interior-ta- �MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division. to whom wo may aafriy tiuai tho cboire of candidate. Cw tho County oflkws Tho grvat danger to tho party nowia, that a* the more pronouneod iaauoe of the [arty hare 1mm die poeed of, wo may be loee careful of the character of tha mou wo • 1•elect M candidates. Many unprinci­ >pled men, looking limply to John Ran "dolpb’a rerra priacqdre of a politician. naiann—The Ttaraappii Ij’str—Tho war in Europe. 8ta>-iiM>. -KaUoy'a aew-min. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. Ike buihlmg la ritaated beneath a littl« loll and >« baldly viaibie when ap preaching from the north Tho machinery u ran with water furniahed by nocnaU brook, haring ifa aoureo about two nufea aouthwaet of'Tdr. Fuller'a pfa^ mri i. M enurely by eptfage ’ united with tha party borauaa by ■> do­ The buDdmg ww originally intended far a foundry and machine ahoy, bet it *ing they finite with the majority, and to now weed by Mr. FaUrr for e very 'tbn, run aomo drnura <d getting a place on party tickets, and Creating Ummsdrm at the public crib. Many ]*r*>u* who, during the darker year, of the rebellion W»w "essAn^wsr «/m At Otnnttaltr forgo and a tall ate of blaokamiih’a took finaf tii tai ttaftrl to ate aauitt," an in the building, and alao a thorough now ataunchfl) Republican- U 1864 knowledge of the u*c» for which they wo voted ageiurt the men who, aUnding weraintemfad, raabimg him to repair upon a platform which declared the war TU JGaAys. Tritan, is tho title of a any part of tho machinery that may ‘•a teHuro,” 01 |8Ui mH »he Union paper jart started st Battle Crock, by tha “City Printing Company.'' Mia. Erlmonia Ixwia, tU colored KcdptTOtaU in Grand Rapid*. exhibit­ ing Ur atatoo of • Hagar.” . ■The Allegan Comity Oonrewtam ona gnugw fathr, and .till another, an irou Utbe,lbU ia nut ate up at proeent; durred Hou. WmI- Stoughton for Ontround and «]uro tenant maebiaca. morgross, and also hi* post record. taing machine, for chain; a alotter, far mortiang bed poeta; an upright boring try in very cumfurtable quarters and well Riding Park Aeeocfaiion u to bo hold machine, and a hodmntal one, for bor­ paytag cflkM. In MMuo initaneva (to September 6th, 7 th, 8th, and 9th. ing tho holes for cratora in tho lottoma Tho Saginaw County Agricultural tho lasting diagneo of Um party be it of leg! of tablet or bed-eteada; .is aaid) wo hMw gme peat Uw men who Society hold* ita Fifth Annual Fair on bins aswc, planing mill, upright drill, stood firm in the hour of thasr country's the 28th, 25>tb, and 30th of Saptomber. scroll aaw, and a machine far turning need, end with sword or pen » ndblo words and honest rotes, did good ser­ vice. and taken up there jtoBtiral ro«egadre and placed them in boeorabto po tho Firol Diotrict Tai Dotogutaa to thoSlate Conrantiaa * were outertaiaad on Thnreday arising, , by Him. Z. Chandler. A Tocao F« tried to atop tho freight train on Saturday afternoon laaL He I Peninsular Railway. Sash. Doors, Blinds Door and Window Frames. Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. Newell Posts Banisters, stair Railings &c„ Having lately changed our old machinery for tho Luteal Improocawnta tn Wood-Working Maehlnee, we arw now abia to compete with any almUar re- o( jj,, up|x-r roemi aro about worn - - • - daily and a* many ted-steads per month, and can make anything in the line of furalinre. stibo wholly of wood or tor nphobtona' use. Soft maple, ruck ska. black walnut an Um wood, moat need. Tho rvuuion of the 224 Michigan IntanL-y wdl U bold at I'uallar. fteptamUr 20th, nt the Fair Grounda. A good time ia anticipated. efaeetbattimohad toorimrtaprebatem to reader it perfaaMy'Fewjter totaka him into “ full fvllowriiip,- unlart be ha* in­ pfadfacbear stamps during the year deed brought forth ” fruit* meet for roiwntanoo," and we ran find no one alee. sodfag June 30th. 1670. Swindler, are negotiating bogus bank Wo mud not bo dia^ipointad in our Window ami Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description. Job Hodgnr. at Moteoto, a Job Prin­ ter, lost hia Meerachaum a few evening, rinco Some rile wretch tu human shape stole that pipe- Alaa for poor Joe. Tha balance in tho State Treasury un the morning of Aoguat Slat, waa HU,227 67; dnrt.au during the month,— 8121,409.78: receipt* during the month. 828,715.81; paymenta 8150^15.50. within it* limit, are two spring.—one re can vote without atultifyiagoureelre., The Jfntt Rfftr.t:. Mmkcgm, hard water, and Ao other soft. Thia.ia nd we will roll up .well a majority in publiaboJ inisrejimentatton* in regard i rather out of the common order of ‘ Old Bury " M will surprise our Dera- to It Gustin A Co., Bankora. Iteaull’ thing*, but Ao hard »ntar spring ia the erne wa want to talk about. for UU a । in a short time it will compare u tavsc■ ably in appearance with any other shop I aa it don now in practical Ma. Ko ! place in the State tart* out Utter wort HOWARD SANITARY AID The Grand itapidi Ti*tt ia enlarged ’ arid improved. Ata llvely.spicy, goLawane, Sept 5, 1870. Ena. Buiu:-On Thursday morn­ ahead local sheet, it baa no superior in ing teat, at an early hour, w« were artnia- the State- Wo trust that it will be furol from onr slumber. by an alarm of vAture to bet on it Still, wo would fikc very much to ace aa unnlyii* of tLo watere, that wo might faow. If it is mineral it give* ua bop.' for Uw artesian weB now going down in thia village. Detroit & Milwaukee R R ACKLEY & SLADE I Captain Hodgm. Und-r8b«1ff..fKaL | MMttn County, lately arrested a man named Edwards, who has txws making IW OOca, bring brick, were not coated-1 raids ua the stores in Kalema mo He tempting to cross tho track just this aide cred in much danger, although they got hare aa good a stock of every thing in decidedly warm. . In the other direction , their lino aa there ia in Barry County, of Oaoadaga. The carriage contained a man. woman, the fire epread fa spite of Um atrmmoua and at reaaonabla prioee Good lock go otJorta of Uie.firemaa. until two hakeand two boya. They ware all of them th« manufactory of Qd Dakta Philhpa of Kalamoaoo The boy. paid far port of it, by a fund sriteng from their con­ certs, and ,04.. Phniip, donated 8250Heisawnrri friend of thran unfortu- man and the other boy wen conaidernbly bruiaod, while tbs man was aovrroly cut about the bead, and won alao injur­ ed internally. He will. howmr, sooa recover. Th* Lotjc, wero not injun d. bat Um carriage waa a total wreck. Tho train wa. behind time, and n-nplanted a your ago tost qwfag. TUy fang at .very high rate of speed. A* were very nice, and were oil that could soon a. possible, it waa backed up to be asked from to young a vino. IBs acene of the accident, and every­ Mn. Wruxtn M. Bimos, Makin and thing that it was possible to do wm Universal Clothes Wringer , UU SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERK RAILWAY FOR ALL POINTS EAST A WEST. MICII-AFAII RHB. Jcournoww. Sept 5th, 1670. Ba. Bum* f-NuUemc fa Aa Bia­ ra an article from Barry in regard tn mamMUiof wheel throaUd pR^ar- TAXES! TAXES! Fremont Engine Worki I �NATURE’S Hair Restorative. !T. DODD'S R !|N E phase iff wm m .IND 'I V I x E IXVIOORATOn. Tbsie and Stomachic ~ AGENTS WANTED FOB NERVOUS FREE LOVE. DISEASES. ul'rMloHnM SL’niiiio, imlu ESVSJSSSS atr I 'XT.77^ , I Newspaper Advertising. I£MMENA«OC*U1£ “i Wm. H. Burk i Co's, Column. TO8CHOOLDIRECTORS Mteeal Yleawa Balli aa'Caatiaci, 1870. ™ 1870. Lake Superior! .SZsSi AIKIN TV. *—• HelMW, T.pl Wil-. t~'~ tMrul aa JwH SW. JJr NR,1 , — — — p----- ----------dam the aun. The font of tho Invent liu ; obtuwly roaiml, aad not iachned to codaeomb. Beedi iamediandeprra■tou; ra&enbril&uit, bright atoiwn; Shmh crimaon with a few white ,trv«k., Wtt! tint Mr ERIE RAILWAY, Why 1,400 mile* urxlar SCO tnUaa without Oso JIanagvmect. dump of coaches. Is it that Dr. Hoback’s Stom­ ach Bitten .increase in sale every year? Because They are the best combinsRochaatar to Now York. 3M bBm. Buffalo to New York. 423 tailM, Dunkirk to New Yorx, 460 milr,. OleroUad to N.w York. 0*5 mil«, CiacitmaU to N. Yn MO inlka, GROCERY Why meadJJr. Itofcsek’s Bitters to llicir customers? HARVEY W. WRIGHT LIFE IN UTAH aoaa praaent who u» pritofcal rtnwterry grow »ia aadaono of them cooJJ aoo ia what yrttoular Urejitoto^dfflwodMrXuai whtohAX^d‘tbl1‘X^7 Cheap as Why Is it that Physicians use mid recommend Dr. Ilo. back's Bugnr-cuated Blood rills? HYSTEIlEt OFMORIOIISM can booght in Barry County. um al th^N?J. 8uto Fair ia JWfo. It waaaahibitod alB. K. tBlito ft Soon' abow, when it altracted much attention by ita largo aiaa and ray dark rieh col­ or. TuiaytarithaanotyavTcdMahund>Ul.tou>«tonefaa lAarfabnm oCadlor and &wbr will OMtmciid h Because After years of experience and Inal they have been proven to be a sure cure for Dyspepsia and’Indigcs- PROVISION As ■ .J nrtESksti-r.jraa egijg»£F— K CkAt.XQTOX A BOSS. ItUm. S T PREXTOXA BROOkS ixriooiuTua u - -. xz.~e.ts; j -=: i mi^aEWSMF"-, Ssrissr; txrasM mail Because They know tho ingredients of which they are made. >•••■ SS-B* wi.7 Are Dr. Hoback's Blood Purifier nnd Blood Pills the best remedies taken to­ gether for tho curs of all diseases of tho blood? l!.. fur S Because sa2xi’x;:rK.ms^u- A4*M QCTAOOX SKWO AHLVUJI CD. Tlte Blood Purifier is the only artlem in tho market jvnifli contains I lie celebrated iimtly-Drugs imported cxprvsriy front Sweden for its nmnnfsctnre, and tho PHI* niutaln tho nclivc principle »f I’uduiJtylluut (iLudmkc Ko.d ) and ia a\ubstitute W *JmuTtx«aS wtSu’Atlawiin. Hostings, Mich. Why Are Dr. C. W. RoUeV. JBUen, Blood F«. nfier and Blood Pills tho three greatrot rotnodiro th! world lias crcr known? JOHNS. RUN VAN CARDING Becauae IDDIEVIILEI . .--------- .yii".1'1""' ■j t**.1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-09-14.pdf e3ba019b1603797cfab9926b0a553a2f PDF Text Text 1i HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNE&1AX SEPTEMBER VOL XV. Tffi HSPUBLICAN BAW Latest Despatch! Printing L GALLOWAY’S NEW BLOCK. z n ixiXMMUWMLriS*' ■ ■“'2 ' ST O cSfcHO P —i A." YSH.T xir .mo rewiJiJJAO I MT BCTOOO Tai:----------- ------------- BOOTS, ■ 1 II BOOTS, «k I ia i> wojjl Irfohlr te.Wtt daaarve it-in other ’ •t-rori-jXto^ynd^ailkin. bid to i fWiwUeiMiMmrttoOod." Thia tree A-*-*"*- ! tMihUMMaaaraaaaoa. ’ a rradUofthy' l&rtMlA ;;r 4 Uu> night alter, s ward.HoiA^weatakMiont of bedbyl, I tttelyncUn* and Inateu ataroaftodaaih. | Ai^tho coart adjottnwd, the rtnngw i IMBS. 1 ” John Taylor will Math boro thir i ' ovraing at aoriy candle IglAP i Hedid prriih. and**a fctuo va. , Lf^suss’-- -: ? E^ifiggafrOT- ------ Iran, Noili, Clara, Fath, Doon, Painta, Oils, Putty Hubs, Rime, , • Spukro,' ' HA9TIMGS DRUG STOflE L¥ TBE BEST STYLE And all kinds of Wagon Stoek. ^ou-jy^mwi'i “MSftho Ah BErO»Tb. John Taylor war licomcl. when a youth of .« ay-ore. •. proctr • at the bar. Ho «u po ,bi w I educated, and pnuca d extraordinary grama. Ha »t>ra >adi rostok us uw (wnt hT.torsststr^a'ra'ts's: 11> tw m i cratiia anra. uumurto.) ., I AX^tfhi'tohrti: Jhw Iba adlortfon of I tKe eocial atattetioa of Michigan: i Danna 1. Th U. 8Utt »J t J&A^a 'mrat That k ahaU b. the defy ____ ________________ f of <h« bounty dark of «*eh oouafy to to'’ohartiae ’him' for" the outro^ wb<m !'^^“^cororte oo bl^ tobefurHopkina went to Elliaon'a bouae and rbot him In hfa dcur. The ni orderer wax ‘•a* th- ettiiriitA'cmlinccd in and ootnarrmtol, and bailed to imawcr the ciitugw. pnsng the whole of acb*lal« fee, of an nrooaHrfcoootttatfa gr«albintM>£t, art .ntilW “An act iiroriding for the and .Hcjikina, ia order to turn th. tide of taking, of tiie aerenth and anbaaqnent popolar iods^aatiun, liad drcu'jttol re- cwoUMM df ibo United Statra. and to tx [wrta ag unit bcr character, and ahn hid the number of tuotabara of tha Boon auad him fin atendar Both auita worw of Jtepaaaantotrora, and provida for their futon- itpjx-jitoxunant among tha aaoaanl 'SS='#c?£rS=J'fiir jg iJitoC; lltolaw _______ 8( irromriataa. SCHOOL BOOKS, JO HOirOAH 30I IflfiO ■a for tbo Pth I the throng of aprotatora grow in her*, u in excitement- IhibHc o| wae Betting in fir Hopkiu —t- ’-hmBi 94 LOWEST KRICJER. □REBIi A RUSSELL Sept. fl. 1H70. CABD T»iRIPC’MNa,| llUWIW DRY GOODS; DRESS GOODS* Cash Store. GROCERIES, , i [flM II*»< UthapJnrcUfbby' BOOTS, SHOES, ITHim ® «!! Ab tinywhwd in the State, j ‘f „..l ftR ai ikwmal.Priitiii Knife nr Ms ui rttajjT* W. w A Sr T E. X> 1 ______ ALL THE HUTTER A» EMS m BAJ^ 'OIUHTT. For which th. HigUrt TilltAIMRlM I* H’fA H O ........... it'/TU^ f'Ui oumw-tt— ITAR! >' aWo to tlbtaln. �Will retire from the active <lutiaa of the trm, and devote hb time to closing up our book*. BOWKE 4 OALWWAYS A fifteen yean buxineu iniperitively requirca thia step, and we expect our cuatomera will at once etamine their accounts, ' TEAR new block. and aettlc the same by Cash or Now. L tassles tor Pictures and Mir­ rors. Memorandum Books and Diaries in endless ran- Brer thankful for tbe large Patronage we have received from this community, wo shall BOOTS, uow offiar our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash rBalls: Silver and Gold Pa- s W10TS, ii 3 n BOOTS. and Prompt Paying 9ustomars. Job Printing PROMPTNESS and dispatch. ZTt black Inks, etc., and many other things not enumerated 't&ai built Stt k Pita TAILOB CTUIIOEfl PRESS! NEW GOODS. doL BARLOW & GOODYEAR Yon can't open that Door' . Detroit, September 14B70. HASTINGS'*'DRUG STORE. Thit must bo sold within tho IrtSxtyDtyi down ao the prices. JJT THE BEST STYLE •OKA . *** Krttknao EXTOUT5 FALL GOODS! PRESTON & BROOKS ,pry G^ods, Nbtioji#, I ■'Itrady-Made Clothing, DOTY'S WSHINGIACBffl, changed somewhat, and al*o the aaatimeat of a portion of the world. King William'* fcrooe are at the gale* of Pant, and the King will covenant with LATXLT MUCH fltFSOWD—ABD TUI XXW s Universal Orthos Wringer Hats, Caps, BITS'FOBBiSHDiG GOODS, St. :o< :fto: SESSS'ErSE ifeJJBsaserv ■to Alto ■ wyla' at tbe ytifa ta NoWuibet will ntify by an onrwtehuhg majority, the action at Um IRIAGE FACTORY. ni»e-AMu ora. apretod. For year, he ha* Uea underaadia cona^ocBtly AoMlgbb aopjainted with the dnneo of the office, and will di*chargo them with an alniity and anargy that win reader him atffl went ahacat wild with joy whoa Mini*reore popular. No better choioo «raU ter Wa.hburoo notified the I'rvri-onal Gorenunsni of its recognition by the United Stale* a* a d./«rt* goreraiaart. Art B. C. BBOVJIBG, Get Fremont Engine Works! TIC1CT-. dur lactatin' Diitritatin 1 DRY GOODS, DRESS Gfo'dbfc, GROCERIES! Citizens of Barry County to GROCERIES, HOOTS, SHOES, Pro viaions, He ha» teen an efficient offlrer and Ma official coono of ite parti* • refttient piadgetteiltedutuwof ll>* Begfatar'a Mdi^j hl fa. Aed*pth*ad breadth of fafiee ril ba faithfully attended to. tbe stream at high water and few, and ^S. The fart of vartieal -As anywhere in the State- C onfectioner Faicj aid OniBtElal Priiliu, VtkoCKlteV, “ “’T-faWM"*! P> are using the wy best IT TOE HASTIW 180 ME! Earthen Ware, Notion., their new styles of Carriages and the Superior Stock used ASSttRfRDTMER xi<f!r?!£|7Trm Oil Tempered Steel Springs. Bniiie nrGeii aiPmuN ^||^i ALL THE BUTTEH1 pitrh end horiroot*! run, which will gfteifiidrefcifly. 3. Tbe anotat of power svauaUn titter in ailbpowera or fa retiaatod repartty far, aawfag Mater,, grfadfag For which the HighMt Market •»■*« intaulintto buy will 3 lay of th* land, tauf rtiUiiiy and ci tad power of rraMs Terms to suit Purchasers Xtmambartha placa-at th. 11,00 Old Stand of J. f. Saad, foot Hr. Van Vefaerbayauagand premia fag Lawyer. He ha* teen fa the Oecrty dam Jammy fast, and tea wua to han■tif many Honda. aa Mt uaaaiiaowa aaaafaafato ahmn. Ha ia a gradaMa of A* . r» -■ ■ -.r rr-t. BRICK & MORTAR JiUui ail Bejairiu oast: United States Watch. Co W orld Mower ai **t”«b2Ei *XJ3fl9 Gumps’ Sulky Rake, Ball’s Improved, aad Fowlin’* Burd sell’s Clover HuMe Pitt* ' fafaUil I ^>7- I'll J :■ �TkxR. »kiiic«» cun.L a «. ' GrandHiver Villay Division, Look Here! Look Here! Only M da. We trill send tho BAJiXh'ER to any ad­ dress front, now until after \tho Fall Elections for the i small sum of S5 ds. say to establish maaufactortea «»l thus j indwre immigration, end capital. It is all very w. 1! far raachaaira of the rariou* U-anchrs to settle and build fa yuttr fast growing town—but there may be a redm fa thif,present tids; and the already hu­ merus* workmen will bo coin pelted to go .tec* here, as 1 am tefurn.<d that a great majority of mechanic* now in town are house builders, and this branch mint reach a dimax cvoatully, unless a tnoro extended mamtfarturing buifa-»i ia establishcl. True you hare snffleicatofi Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Corner; Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Nowell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings 4c, Planing machine*, and Scab and Door shops, and there cuds .the italm Moro Ftemring Mill*, morn Agricultural Mnchiuery, mare Carriage and Wagon shop, uro .reded, and their spam would be publiahaD Tided they.___________________ ___ profitably oocupted fa their individual fapuago. But wo would like every one to rntdintaud that we win not hold oureach and all 0f tho above r.amod eetabIbhasnla ia cCtred. by tho swift current of ihoTbomaprilaan'l tho winding Creek from tho south for a water power to Ins. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. W min an —CboL GasBBAtXT Qem—Clams. BtownAnna—Factory whislloa Grxmux Noist—Ilaning mills. tbe hum of the machinery, end the clank knJni, Gth. That wo appreciate the of the trip-hammer mounding through rateable serviosa of the 11on. Austin tho valley, to awake tho lethargic from Blair, both aa Governor of ths State dutheir slumber*, and tho echo will resound through the sumranding country, bid­ ding the farmer to look at home for all implements required in hie vocation, and __________ Y. Baldwin, J. F. Mead. tho merchant to hang bis Unucr on th., Wilcox, (teenre Willmsas. outer walla, that tho passer-by may look Lewis Tbomsppte—Aarou Clark. Simon G. Webstnr/Smith banfurl, John Itolxrt- Shocking Accident—Man Killed. “’w'uodland-J W. Winchcomb, Geo. M. Davenport. E. P. Barnum. John Mr. August Nsglor, a resident of you would like to barrow. North Irvine, was kilted on Tuesday ' Nor Qvirx So Nies—Working all night to get out tho Baxmxs. Ttcxrri to the State Fair will bo good up to Saturday evening, Sepk.'JD. Stinchcome, Woodland, & D, Calvin B. Dickerson. Hope. The following persons were chosen as dentes to the Senatorial Convention, which is to meet at Nashville, on the Srias J. Badcock. Urens Mudge, 8amualfitovreHT.ADeBfaumr.J. W. T. Orr, John 8. Van Brunt, Loren Rich, Wniiam Leo, George D. Bordes, D. M. Wearer, Darid Hoes, Peter Cramer, O. D. 8psalding. Tbe following perwas wore elected HAMS,. WILLIAMS & CO. SASH, BOBBS ANB BLINBS ng year: 0. D. Spaulding, Chariot IIBoner, Wm. IL Stinchnom, T. A De­ Riemer, and L N. Kosior. After sone atirring spoeebe* by mem bem of tho-Ouavsntton, it adjourned. Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets, of every description. Peninsular Railway. XlUtX* E1VT .... a TXsIVS TOT. xss: Detroit & Milwaukee R R On **<I.rw. Mans* r. a.r t ucs.Ti*u» »'U UH SHORS t MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY Immediately upon tho adjournment of tbe Nominating Convuntiou. the Itejiro“Jack Fbovt'' wm around •‘sparking nrntativo Convention was callrl lb order, Sunday night" Ho left traces of his in­ and orgnnited by electing Aarun Clark who was called, say* that be expericurol tention! Monday morning. W. T. Dodge, 17 no icnaation after striking tho rail, al­ <>n motion. Mr. Vrooman was declared R*x.—Monday evening Lee Cha*, though be lived eight hours. Ho leaves unanimously numfasted. gave Durkee a good chase They ran The Chair, on tnou-m, appointed as a wife and six children. One of the .| It wa« moved and supported to pro- ■ teller. Momre. Cook, I’afarer, Wheekr. little Ivya, about eight ycare old, was Tho Chair, ,on motion, appointed a "A* you buw so sludl ye rip,” said a with him nt the ticM?, and Mr. N. lutndvd | real to on informal ballot far County I CWk. Carried, with tho following re, Committee of Three on Credentials, cun­ good boueewife in Hastings the other oim the reins, telling him to hold them. sisring of Messrs Wurth, Whwter. and day while trying to make a nevreoal out Toe little fellow stayed in the wagen for Webster, who reported tho fallowing a little while alter his father'a fatal leap, . p-nllsmen ns entitled to seat, in ths Con' «ad then doopj«d to tho ground from behind, eeoopin; with a little jarring. Th* family cd tbe unfortunate man have our sympathies in their afflictieh. 8*1X7*. Comedy Company and Brass On motion, Mr. Powers ru declared Band in town Friday. They perform ir. (heir own paruion, and promise some­ xlbo 22d annual faired tbe Statu Ag- , anauimualy nominated. A morion was then made and suppertthing good. Go and aee them. ricoitural Soctety to be held at J arkvon, cd to proceed to an informal ballot far next week, o mmeroring Tuesday, and Oouety Treasurer, which was rarried.Xhc Mr. Win. H. Gulhiro, residing about two boMlag four days, promises to ba one of : miles from that village*, was accidentally tho grandest and most suacosaful Fairs following being the vote: ♦ M. T. Whiter, •1® shot while hunting on Tuesday, tho 6th- held in nrfay years. Ererythfag has bran dneeby tbe Society to mako the Mb. Axvn lliiin has purchased the grounds akractivo and the bnildingv am­ lot adjoining hie naw block, on Stele ide, and tho premium list ia larger than street. and excavation far the cellar of ever bofuro- The hotel mid boarding . <»n motion, tho report of the Commit­ thankful to Iris friends for the guvl will tee on Credential* was MWpkd. indicated by this vote, but that he bad , It was moved and supported to pro-' served two terms, and had no Orthe-r' mod to an informal ballot fir Repns> nclaim upon tho ofiire Thanking tho' tativo from Ijri* District. Carried, and IMgdo far past favore, ho withdrew bis1 tho ballot resulted as follows: Wednesday, Sept. 21st, at the Baptist name from tho list of candilstev- His Church. Introductory sermon by Rev. remarks were timely and well chosen, J. IL Abbott. E. IL Allyn, alternate. and that tho poopl.. nppredato a good ofA Nnw brick is begun on tho lot on ficr and atitea wns shown by the hearty State Street owned by Mr. Wm Tinkler. <ff the Convention. Carried. We may grumble if wo like but building by, AU; Sheridan O.M; 7: 16, VssuwntviUe, 7^5; Itwas moved and supported that tho bricks will not "letup" until every bos8: 15. Arrive at Jadpvm at lfr-10. Chair ajipiint a cummittre of three os nssa man baa a brick in—which to store Our Bespeeu, Rceurriteg, tesvo Jackson at 7:00 Roprrsantativo Committee. Canted, and hia good. Ho that by hia business would thrive, Arrive at Hasting* U 10:16. Maaue. Denial Striker, John Keogto and J. I’. Runxrrs A Co , are out with a Must np and dust and advertise. Luther I Uli appointed as such committee. Tho above are our s.mfaianto and w» change thi^week. They are doing a Convention adjoiupad. .plendid booktrade, in addition to their drugs and tnodioare A glance ai their .tore shows a preparation for a heavy Gmi K'jlrWo are glad to say that Atramrr. Bowno t Galloway are tho once securing able terms. The bills say 11200. Fur tho charter grantrd to Hasting. appli­ cash in hand a reduction will be serie. cant*. Wo are glad bwaneo they ere eeed to an informal ballot fur ProsccutTho property is situated ton the north enterpriring, public spirited men. They tag Attorney. Carried, with the follow­ invsai in wcl> way. m. to benefit tho <=■• ing mult: Rar. G. N, Axxxs, pastor of the Bap- tiro corum-utoty a. well a. thmoelm X R. Van Vsbor, « tiat Church ai Middleville, preaches bU Wo treat that their fortune in this now T>,. A RwaNrtr ’ «l farewell mttbou to hi* congregation on branch of bnrinwa nitty bo all they do . Eabl-rth next Wo learn there b some talk of his receiving a call by tbe Bap- supported by tho IhuhlbUioaisia of Barry County, met werording to appointment fa Good Templars HaD. in Hastings, on the 10th in*L Tho Qmrentiou was called to krder by O. D. Spaulding, Chairman M the County Osetral Com­ mittee. Denni. DreskrU, of Woodland. HOWARD SANITARY Shop in the Elevator Building of C. F. Thci^ht <f- Co. Uaavtxoa. July », 1*70.m 1 C Ot TWl( ' .ACKLEY & SLADE Drugs And Medicines. Every department of the well known popular City Hru£ Store will be found complete. Particular attention paid to Ccxpounding Prescriptions. Haatlngu, Mich. AID THE LATEST! Nxw Fmo-We call tho attention of emr readoro to th- fart, tbsi Mr. J. C. WoodntS ba. bought out th- interest of KB-GBltertfa tl-n firm of GRbert.A Bowno. Mr. Wudntff being a prac- nlS �DOCT. CODE’S E R VINE AXD IKH00RATOR AOENTO WANTED FOB NERVOUS FREE LOVE. Sts JSSK mrcHumns Com Larreat i> prugi fiuriy, *nd mm potato-. will be etoag, end when you dig then put them under corer o* saw as yaariblc. I th. wrong to hri thorn1 lay ia tbe ntn after bring dog ; allow any dirt cHagrng to thrm to remain, for if you have a cool collar, yuux potatoes will be Um better for it next opries- i Turnip, riundd U kept dans tkk .anaaAkr XJitoJ month, gntog____________ Ibra it isusalaaato undertake h\prow tour tartope where en. .foul! grow. Vary jSgJg> fcwroota wdl produce more ptxutla to tlw. nJ.?*.?/ tor Uriag neighbor, much Iree;1 #^*; than a foot from then. ia say direction at Onioaaar* an oxneptlcc. * Newspaper Advertising. i—1_ »_ —_ ,k., »_M------------- 1 *- fa**‘ jt*,*ru*T«..*ti*^'* ...----- -k•.« 1870. >»« A1KIN 1870. I.nke Superior! Aaeurt the ewiur, and bring forward early thoeu intended for pork. Feed all rofttee puspkina, equuriMM, fruit, pota­ toes and turnips, boded in a maeh, to them, and you will find your time ami labor wril betowed. for boiled feed will pay one handrod per cent over raw in fattening pork or b«£ HALLOO! ggc-uaajXBusa: lOBACrS —I Jfoef nutm. to I eallrJ, art mrrrij rit/iimulif rtoMasatrerrosr. Dr./.'Xcf If you want reliable Good—arttete lai arajnat what tbry preumd to th­ ey bead to wbctyoa rood below: SSuS MWH Why Jail that Dr. Roback's Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year? miui :sni Have entered Into partnerebip In tbe , Why Ro hiwter to New York, 3“.5 milre, Boffaiu to New York, <23 mitre, 1 > unkirk to New York, 46U miler. OvrUnd to Naw York, CHS mik. Ciarianati to N. Y, MW mike, BITTERS GROCERY AND PROVISION Do the Drucgists recom­ mend Dr. Roback's Bitten To their customers? Because la Exchange Block. MidairvII!.-. HARVEY W. WRIGHT mHajr.lt-,tototoip aaaapM^ Ch IM-r eto MwMcm torwte. kJ >'•' BLOBB ty PtoiOM deairing to nako p»! ; bugaiaa will do well to rail at t!:i> [Agoary. .JEJ LIFE IN UTAH After rears of experience a ml trial picy have been proven to be a aura cure fur Dyspepsia and Indiges- Why Is it that Physicians use anti recommend Dr. Rohack’s Sognr-cwled Blood Pills? MYSTERIES OFSOmOUSN swai Because As Cheap as can PURIFIER be lusrxr w. wamsm. dra-TMre-——«m»> bought in Barry County. ■jStawataawtstna MlraAfoa -at aft Hum; -hrettr' 4.M w«fA eW •ruAuto aoMr eeafiny. IA«i adeW.no lAra. tr -f Ito "Stetole toe* MteV eel h eeneei. ywe. Itoeoau. Meltor ,QCTiao/JKt*rnm*Mkcui l,L- l BlBil Why Are Dr. Roback's Blood Purifier nnd Blood Pills tho best remedies taken togetbor for tho cur, of all diseases of tho blood ? Because I'lic Blood Purifier is the “iily articic in tho market "liichcoutainathe celebrated costly Drugs imported ex­ pressly from Sweden for its manufacture, and tho Pills gOl^-Sxz.^1 • ^eento/wr. Hi e»y AmtJ r< PILLS Why /•or Alctfo H. W. WRIGHT, Afrri.c<Mce crc.’^-jrArre. | ES! as# Me »■ JOHNG. RUNYAN BSS AND WOOL CARDING Are Dr. C. W. Hoback's Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills the DISEASES. �Hair Restorative DOCT. DODD'S r R V I N E A.n> IXViaORATOR "AGBJilB WANTEDFOR NERVOUS DISEASES. FREE LOVE. «s m possible. lite wrwng to M them lay tn th. .»n after being dug; allow j any dirt cBagiug to them to remain, for ‘ If you tore a tool collar, your potatoes ' will to Ito bettor for it next vjiriag. , I Turnip, riwuld to kept etout tlA. month, giving ttom room to expand, for ■ HbuerimetowndertAe to'grow four' turnips where one dwuld grow. Very firw roots will produce more pounds to tto acre, fur haring neighbor, much less than a foot from them in say direction. Oniowa are oa exception. (lire particular altootiun to rtoep and lamb.. Bo taro that tho latter are sep­ arated from tho mother, now. Let tlg»>< Newspaper Advertising. asE 'tiutxi 1870. • ™ 1870. DR Lake Superior! AIK1N Th. Kumm. M.tr..,T.,L VI-., Imre. liovo that it will to for our miereaU to I look to tho qutlfty of our slt.rp, and ! >« *3 •«•*" breed mm for meat than wool, shrari 1 "“•*.’ Byti Miat.finsfcstortrfftstiuA' .zp&sr /uuart the swine, and bring forward I * e' early those iatended for pork. Feed all I nfam pumpkins, squares, fruit, pota- ’ Nl’krue. toos and turnips, boded ia a urnah. to ' them, and you will find your time and M«w T«*. labor well bestowed, for boiled feed will . volt. ( I»y oae hundred pr cent over raw ia fottoniug pork or beef * GRAND RAPIDS. MI' iHnt rtsln »&Sb vt S««Ci ttouLt - oaeBMn..>nJ<ka1M._< to «. t -.(.liatUa. &M>!UU.a. It. Vtv jSS. SUBMaMsatfestevsatosSrtse^ dtsai ’SSS’X Ifyouwsut reliable Good.—article luU are Just w tot they pretend to be ay toed to wbatyoo read below: ----- —— i IjUbtf nitlrrt, n tailed, art ntrrlj vMirtieliy th-'ff. J)r. IltAad't BiUert are not a bererage in any «rnM of (it lean/, Jet eontam Mr •ioW tzpnuin drug? lumen tv niWK Why It it that Dr. Roback’s Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year? STDIJl 8 Bccaifee They arc the best combina­ tion ever made. Why BITTB1S Do lite Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Hoback's Bitten “to their customers? GROCERY AND PROVISION Because In Exchinfe Block. MiddirvilL-. HARVEY W. WRIGHT LIFE IN UTAH blush af Ponona detiring to make good ' bargains will du well to call at thi. Agency. ja After years of experience and trial Utcy have been proven to lie a snrc cure fur Dyspepsia and Indiges- Why Is it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Ho­ back’s Sugar-coated Blood Fills? MYSTERIES 0f"m0RM0SISN st- '1dsjnww'.fift was Because As Cheap bought Barry County. Why n w Are Dr. Roback's Blood Purifier nnd Blood Pills tho best remedies taken to­ gether for tho cure of all diseases of tho blood ? n Because The Blood Purifier is tho <>tdy articie in tho market wit ich contains the celebrated cwlly Drugs imported ex­ pressly from Sweden fur its ninnufhctnrc, nnd the Pills vuritain the active principle of Pudophyllunt (Mandrake Root,) and ia a substitute BLADE Why Are Dr. C. W. Stomach Bitters, J rifier and Blood three greatest reu world baa ever kia OHNG. RUNYAN iSiSSSSS WOOL CARDING � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-09-21.pdf a880b39566883bd44928a5c171eafa9a PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 BOSTON CASH STOHE DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CAPS GROCERIES, PRINTING BOWIE I GlLUmhTS NEW ■icmco. cnm.il ga Grand Hirer Valley Division. BLOCK IMMENSE pelJedto aeud away to the people, bn would only nnod to ba pat to work al it a month or two to ooevmeo him of hfa error. It wm vmy comanm for ua to rocriv* a petition 6nta n gootanm rigned byhimarifand hie neighbor, praying tor the abolition of tho hanking nbuao, the petition limit bring" hanked and ac­ companied with a letter urging the mam And Everything You Want! I atand baton the people of BARRY COUNTY aa The Champion of Low Prices. No Man, Woman or Child can pay mar. fur Goode in my Store ABE WOKT1L Ilia a poaitiro impoaaibiiity. I do not oak it ient to coma youreclf, oond by your neighbor, or the children, well aayna. my riewe upon it at aoiuc fi-ngth. 1 will only add now that tho whole pW-al ey.Ira of thia country naeda a thorough or•rhanling. Itotenenar* ought to be and could seedy bo reduced by one-fourth of the whole amount, and the dqartmer.t made wlf-euetainiog by that alone. Can any cue rive mo a rraton why thr pooln. eater of a good abed riDaca vbouH r»ceiro a eatery of M3.500 or »!,«» jct year and hia erpenxu paid while the Circuit Judaea rterirc<miy tt.MO a year I And thia ia only a epedmtn of tho tnaannr in which the department fa | conducted. I am very willing to vote to aboliah tho franking privilege Ira: I ehall nlw> vote to doEah a gn at many . other thing* in thia connection nt the amne tima. Wo eon follow no guide* upon thia question, and wo need Job Printing rOOnrTNBHH MSFATCK HASTINGS DRUG STORE a SCHOOL BOOOKR, taylor criioeh pbessi OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. tJ 5 5 a rugs Bei'i in 8C1KMH. BOOKS. W hi t e SCHOOL BOOKS. ne SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOI, BOOKS. bar. a tariff for parpoma of rwronna, a* wohan.alwayvW.and thatiaoedarto wm propar and wiae to dmnrimmaioia lstut of American industry nsfltarttaa forrigu. U white rririagtrwoMoa foe drntoUy aid the otitorprim of our own Peninsular Railway. • »•* afirr KaMU. 9 ad, IA' THE BEST STYLE Michigan Central R. R. Ft to ingtban rml Th. loor dwraarioo ia tho Hoorn of Ecnr««nta2rw daring th* fort morion dovJopod (h* foot that oar diMgrwraurata worn not upon jwincplaa. ‘IdBSa'iSsSTftU. U. Vrifcl ««rtwi I S' CD cn U wonderful. the ingmuuiy and onterpriaoof our pwpte withoutapamllaL end th. field for dmlopmt nt each aa the world hM uuTOt wilcemed. The naticnal roeourca* will bo found won than ujual to every dramnd unoc them. Tho' our bunlcaa arc heavy they aro not hea­ vier than wo can Uar. bay, they are much lighter than tbuao w* havwadna- DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, tally. ’ It doe!art* a policy wLiiix maato nrt- full ament. It rnUatta Im. wta which wo haw IbughtaRonrbdaaaand won norwr to Ln torgniton rictoriao. U ia tho policy under which th. notion hM found abundant revanwaand th. panpi. rx.lprieM.amm-M tand. -d mm- HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES. CROCKERY. HfflMWBS M M! .Aus anywhere in the State, Detroit & Milwaukee R R ftaiiit nr Ws aid Prita aid w till niral SaMatta ^TJ-E—«!—•**——i" W A N -T E D ! _____ ALL THE SUITER AID EGGS IN BAHRY COUHTT, BRICK & MORTAR I For which the Highrat Market Price in CASH will bo Paid lomaatfafiod with thia, and riai med more, and it b a prindni* »spoa which every nrnzoaa’.-le Rs^mhBaaa can eland. 11 ru admiiud to be R«»d ol■o in the la* NaUonad DommwaMe ateb form, and they wHl Bad it Urf to tnako an »Mua upon it T^AriT^uHUlTi^t^Xw That act luu made 0 rtdutfioa of revee- WLUiSttS’ in: a DIM*. Over $10,000 Worth LIB fflDRE & MICHIGAN SODTHIM RAILWAY ■ FOR ALL POINTS uwiwwr is.»waa*j �Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote his time to cloning up our books. A fifteen years business imperitively requires this step, and \ for you. ' MUSIC and erdarrd far parties wishing ■/. j o» band we expect our customers. will j Fremont Bogina Work,! at once examine their accounts, and settle the Mme by Cash or_ Nori. ' i. jfi I HUT1N6S, Bia., - SEPT. 11, U70, Ever thankful for the l*rfe Patronage we have recetv'cti Rgnblinn Jgminitimv from thin community, we shall uow other our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Caah and Prompt Paying Customers. armlabto in vary largo great of 47,000,­ 000 aww. 1 reted with th- majority tor this HU ^d « asttefied with the vote. Th. trust look* vary largo, but atetareertMtaeremM .wvllw. mans'* «.ll b- Wo are now receiving a Very Largo Stock of । New and choice Goods, ,A.t very Low Prices. totally toapabU of •rtttemcr.t without this road. Through ar. almost unbrok­ en wHdenicM on our extreme .northern border, this gnat road strikes out from Lake Superior to I*ugrt Sound. It connect* the great chain of lakes and tho Atlantic Oooaa with our moat beautiful JUand and tho Pacific, the the saregetie oversight of a friendly **• ministration, and your laws will eaaae to avail for any good. That oiirnal vigi­ lance which is th. price of liberty requirea that wo ehall bold foat the cstadal —- k._ » ..a m CALL ATSTD SEE IF THEY ABE JNTOT THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN Trudell, Detroit I Wagon Jack-Jorcraiah W. Walton,, I Dacutur. 1 Automatic Crudla-Dariua Alger, ’Byron. I Flood Gate-Thus li. Breed, Dunfo* I T.wJ__ B.M.J • Aarewell BARLOW & GOODYEAR ’ Tbit must be sold within ths , Hxt Sixty Days. You can't open that Door! for thia too high ? On tho contrary, I a»sert tliat will: the rood built tho rcrnaintar leads will bo worth fire fold more than fho whole without it Thera U one more railroad tq which I think wu own similar aid. That ia the Southern PKrifie. Having aided mttnificcaUy, but wianiy, the Union nad Northern I’acific railroads, wn cannot now fairly rvfaac to do tho aatno by tho Southern. Nor ought wo to refuse. All the cotwidendiooa which have induced usto Bid tho Central and Northern routes apply with equal force to tho Southern. that fo^one I dudl foul like patte- DO WN OO THE PRICES. Detroit,September14870. GROCERIES DOTI'S WA8HIMG-MACH1NK PROVISIONS. Very Cheap ! ^licro are nqw lyirtg.u|wn the Speak, or', table of the Ilouto of Itoprwntativea, some 12 or 15 railroad aid bills, named by the Senate and a.-nl to tho house during tho Uat.weaian. They seamed to pass tho Senate very essay, but 1 think they will encounter very eorioua perils in the Houso. I do not ex­ pect to rota for many, if-for any of them. Certainly an indiacriminalo granting of public lands for railroad parooeM will not get my support As a rule, I de sign to .W» them, but then- arc cases in which sound policy requires them, as I have been endeavoring to show. They ought to lie of national and not mcn ly load importance to aeeure Congressional I bare a large aaaortmont at an array. Their loud profosaions of seal ( for tho cacao an, only equalled by the baseness of tb«r secret plotting against it If we can hasp those oat of oar high places, nothing can trouble us roc PRESTON & BROOKS' CUSTOMERS UNROT BE DECEIVED. । tTinoritansi.r.ThCmii < C..aD rf iaanr. la CteaMVX- The people am uncorrupted, and 1 be­ Hove uncirrupUblo. They will not toloratn venality in any part of tho govern­ ment, and they will hold ua reaponaiblo fiir tho parity of oar administration. Itet tho Republican maaea see to it that none but pure men rocoivo their support. let them sot their foc«a Craly agiunst politi­ es! chicanery, and wo can defy tho as­ saults of every adversary. Even the There is always danger of gvinc to stupendous sluffing of ballot box.* in extremes in matwru at this sort Nothing New York will not avail against ua ranbo invMtted u, wise and beneficent Dry Goods, Notions! | Rt^atTy-'flnde (Clothing, . lints, Caps, GW FUMIffla&6«iDS,4t. • riMttrrr Is XX- J- X- HAWXIX8, KfJXtWsafi.'XrtriiX'S bl. shop be wtu guarantee enttatoUon 4-1-. rwwsnr. to -Ua Ubmt «»- D MALLORY <k CO., WSOLXrJUVZnLJUSUt IT BROWSING, Ga Apt Oysters, Foreign Fruits, NU Pickles, Catsupa, 8aMe», Etc. i Fruita anil Veeetmblew tn C'nnat I CARRIAGE FACTORY. nopolios, but shall we therefore hare no railroads f I ere no proper course to pursue except to art wisely in each ram.ns it preemiis itwJf. Tlui question ha., got into the bands of the demagogue^ and they are trying to turn it to poHthnl account. It is easy to raise a cry about homes for the peojde, nad to clmrge that land groats arc a time of his inauguration. Frauds upon tho revenue Itkvo nlsrort ceased, and the general tone is greatly improved. Qui­ etly and unoatoatatioualT, but steadily and sorely. ho has advanced with his work of reducing expenses,- dispensing with unnecessary officer, sad economia3' the resources of the country. Much remains to be done in thia dirxtwn, but judging from the past we cun bo euro that it will not bo nogloeted. Tho Preaidont, 1 believe, haa the con­ fidence of the party and the country. A universal proroerity teefifire to hie abihtv and fidelity. Lot the people sustain growth of the cxranuyTIke u railroad, and him and they will pot be di-ppointod. it will be fouhd that tho inhabitants of Tho attacks of tH1------ -------------------tho newer regions generally furor them Lot ua act prudently uj.cn this subjete— ly shown their The public lands are no longer n-gardwi an a source at nrrenua. They ate to bo LAKER STOCK THAR New Advertisements. EVER I Wfkttrn Ait Journal ia behalf of that party llmtwas truly appalling. We arc sorry to makn tho projbeev, but the imprrrefon is so strcmg that wo cannot withhold it, namo, ly: That a party thus ungretefulTsuxnot । reasonably hope for success. U io too Assctata DiitriMn ! Invites the attention of the Citizens of Barry Coiaity to fiROCERIES! th^ir nao'sfyUs ofCarriages and the Superior Stock iued ASSl Provisions, Earthan W Notions, f/tolmm •] 0» MICEI-A FAIR OFFER. : Wo are diflerenl from any under which wo have before boon place,!. The larare which have eagnosed th. public attention al­ most oxdoaivaly since 1858, hare in a largo measure roared sway, and we ha™ to coMidor and ftmvaat the future. Ma- Jacksan-tuti ^raniBapids Bnces. * --—.-j ALL WORK WARRANTED TO RE I AH IlHPRESENTED. United States, tho to reaching power of wfoah w. are hardly able yet to dear­ ly drtinl and Emit blarrry has guno to its own place. and tower ia rested in , Those intending to buy will i Save money by calling an us Terms to suit Purchasers the fundamental laws, and the universal Remember the> place—at the Old Stand of J. L. Read, /oot mg the ratotoo of portion, and oosaidering carefully where wo aland and width ul« atteiittou paid to repsiring wMjMtmxaoa, | �Good Working hlh only UM ffafcBwb only 15 eta. Shirt. A Drrrw.sriyWeU. Ebrep Gauntlet, only 90 tta, and other good.tom, dfora, *-S M the great Ono ftto. Una,. Star Canal St., Grand Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Corner, Stair aad Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings &c., B. Williams ihepraeeet able ami worhfog foreman of the yard. It. wrwfc to good, and aa Mr. William* hu had th. experience of year, in making brick, it U raaeeaahto to oappaaa that th* yard wm improw. with age, it hoefog been fog from Ifiim- Mareta and Ihmn They bare a neat little offioo. pubh.h a neat and-roadabte little paper, and one of which th. Middlerilbanr Itare jn.t Jj-yodftr Canada during onr mighty] •teuggle fur National preeerraMon irre­ sistibly sprang up. Tho fond that »err- see of tho oowardly and ung enorous part roartod by the Dominion Oovanumml custom wart, oral the thin! tat feed. We curing onr fearful Revolution, tho joaiundarctaad that tho flour ia nil .hipped cuey oi Republican Institutions the hato Borton. Msec. immediately upon it. Right acruu tho iced i. a rew-mul and planing mill, l>elongiag to the -at Wo did not wiMt it, but leant that ilia portion, and driving a briak boiinoro. run by hand, and produces about right We did not learn their capacity. thornand bricks per day Th* clay ia Mr. Eli Shape, proprietor of the furcarried from tubed to tbepreoaby home nacroand manufacturer of agricultural rmptemreta, ie doing a good boriarea and deeerrro credit f«a it, tar the simple reason that he began upon nothing. Ho has worked hard and taken rare of hi. business, and, a. a natural eoneequsnee. Hbws Locv XXXE S WV 1 IIBKI. . ■ NM-t tret Mm 1 Look Bert! Look Here! Only 95 cts. We will send the BjSJVJVEB to any ad­ dress from noir until after the Fall Elections for the small sum ofSS cts. n.rnxM, Sept, a, IOTA En. Burn: You will ]deaM annoonra through your |*p-w that the lion Aurtin Blair will addrcre tte> i~pla of Barry County at the Court ilotue m thi. Tillage ou Monday ereniog, < teiuber 3d, ITuffip’. Pxuk and rtack* of dry goedi boxro indicate that our taerofouit* are ready fur tho faB campaign Fira Fruxx ba. prewntrd to us toto-o uiro httle naata of round walnut fruu<w of hfo own manufacture. They are nu»’ Rar Mi Asra, of MJddJ-rill. will peach fo fo the Ba^tiat Church fo thia Tillage on Hutxtay Morning and Evening tatoly e<wu}msl by Dre- RuaraU. n-iv. — ta.u~oa».~ ». ■tore of RuareU A Norias , W Arras, W .—Owing kx wsxt bsk to riakMia incur working fcree W™™! , i cma mnniratioe. were left orsr, among . i fo«n -Fr-fa of lAgbtatag," from our ' Hickory Ocxsare Correapundroi, which jw.rilrririhotrwn fora. ry ths route wee over the Oil Crrek aad Allegheny River Railroad, pamfc^thro' 'Tittuvilte, Petrolia Centre and «> M to JOil CUy, where, after making • .hurt uq'•mt, we again tarn northward to Mend1 is roartanfly forraaaing ae we approaeh PotrolM Crotre, at and around which pdare, the greater numbar of the moat productive well, may bo found. laern]>eaiion Bridge, and poread orer the framing water, of the great Niagara. ry direction, a. for a. th- eye ana reach, Above fo the plunging Cataract where11 through tho Tallry of Oil Creek and on that-real bedy of water doacend. into tho towering hill, tliat rfoa abruptly the boiling abyaa below, whoaa depth no ‘ .tore the town, the Derrick, may bo Laman hand hai yrt bren able to fath­ om ; benaoth are tho rapid, whore the boxy ngiaoa and puinja are constantly mighty rtrar, compreeaed into narrow at work, and Use oil, in unceasing now manufectunw plrm, baree-rakee, limits Mill and tamblao'orer ito reeky ’ streams pours firth from the bowel, of j cultivator., in fart ertrytliing that i. re­ l«l; brtow ia tho gaping Whirlpool I th. earth. There are a forgo numlwrof quired ou a farm In the qring. be iatauda to begin making mower, and reap Gi. waters rush furionriy against the the improvement. ia |wi>greo« and eonCanadaaa shore, causing them to circle tempfoted, a. well ao giving U. a mor. around and round until they finally perfect idea of what trial, and struggle, shoot off ia a deep, r.atrow, and placid the Harry Cuunty Agricultural Society lirstor, and also of a mower and reaper stream, aa dear s> glam and a. wwift a. was compelled to endure before it alThe grain hoare of T-Do Bieanrr. It bghtning. over which, with but on. ox’ U an important addition to tho Tillage, osj tiun. m> living craft hu ever pamod. debt, .udcual.lr-1 to do some things that and id rapidly growing into life and aeIt fo amtufog to sotica the variety of have been Beaded tar years. Tv John ,Ltiviiy. The building ia 30x85 feet on impressions that the scenes around NfogM. Nevins, Thumaa Altufi, Abram Byer-1’ the ground, awl 50 feet from the dll to a.u and J. C. Bray. beUrag th. credit of the peek. It i. three rtoriee high. Tho tho grantor part of tlxee good deeds, and • fir.: flour It u*ed for storing suit, flour, we Unit they may lire lung to eajer the ' limo, piaster, wool, etc. Tho s-cond fruit, of tbclr good work. floor ia wholly occupied by tho bins. ca­ In our hnmbfoopfoioc, if there fo any pable of containing 15,000 busfol. of ■top digging jut before reaching the one thing fo which our entire ooouuuaity should take nn intorert. it fo the An-. reeeprion of grain, and tho arrange­ power. Hare, avua, i* a rtadant of na­ rein of ricbea whdrtcfcen cone okng. | nttal County Fair. In such a ocnoottree, ments are good. Tho building ia built ture, giving - glowing account of hi. fox cnrolaaalypickup tho idle apade, and it would bo strange if aran information ;. ua a ode hill, do that tho rear of the 3d prttoioneaa area from hfo stand print; ■trike the gisttaring ore ; aomo toil thro’ could not be imparted fnan out to aa- ’' daryia nearly an a Irrel with the ground them i. a man tea. scarptibia U> fine up- rxi.tence alpayi within reach of fcw- School Itoum iu South-coat A^ria, remuthsr. It wonld be strange if there had ;! The wagon, unload into a truck running preoeiona who fails to see- the baMlfoa tane'. farore, bat never graip theta. macing Thuradar erening. September been no new diseoreriea fo egricolturo ; j. on a wooden railway. The wale, are that are visible to other eyre, and looks SMkotTl-SP.M. Rot. I. D. March.of if no one had improved their gredea cf ’' only a couple of etepo away, and after upon Niagara aa a rtupeeduou. hum­ them ahnent witboat an effort. - fiueh is Hartings 1‘nrtdont uf th. Ateocution, hfo. Well* which produce no more than bag ; While- hero fo a taitor. the ninth tea barrels of rtl par day are not vwy jort of a man, who fo view, no doubt, highly; thoa. which proiaooaahandred i ot the drenching be ha. reorived from ; fluor iv another trees, truck, and set of O10 ^fing ^,nj fo all foe phi­ I strange, wo say, if wise at three many 1' aanlea By pawing the truck under tlir losophy of hfo nature— hundred barrel, are ruwaidmod Tory nthing, did nut occur >. aad if they do, Irt tpout of a bus, and pulling a dide in the “Oh 1 what a place to <p> t>g* a real." pertor. But few hare boM ronk that the pomeronra thereof come to the Fair, epoat, it take* oply a few tocmMuta to Bat tho locunotive wlurtlaaand away produce more than fire hundred barn-to. meet their neighbors, tell than of the I load. Then itcre ia another .pout in tba^th they tall of wolia that fonn-r|y wa go at lightning speed. We paa. new things they have learned, aad there- I■ the fUior at the front end uf the building, by mutually arefot each other. Nothing '1 loading out doore, aad under which the Rochretor, Canandaigua, Geoeva, Wais more certain than that Mich things do . track rune. Running the loaded truck terbxo, Senrcn Falls, nadarrivo at Au­ The depth of tho w efli ii gLfordlty from , burn ; wn art refinbing rtawa of that two to Are hundred fort. The oil enmes really benefit every uao ocaiwagd, and, . beautiful paraUr) of Lahee—Caharidai- from the Mlid rock, and pjpwwm .tbe therefore, we urge every man fo the 1 rock ia reached oil in found, though not County who can porribly do to fo attend 1 waters .boaad in white fiah, treat, pick, always ia Wiag quantiiire 08 Dtp in the death ot hfo rompanton, Mrs. Bsun the Eair—Fannon*,, mechania, • arecy •reb Ar. .lai^hg Im th* tm, ft ritu-in! at the jonrtioa of Oil Crock with B Bonnou, who departed this Ufa at body* bring tUtbet tho fruit, of yotir Aobam, the gtoumy wnltetifth.prfoo. the Allegheny rim. Baying wbfc here her residence m thi. village'on Saturday toil and .kill fo the field ur wurkahop ' Aerem the rirer we found the planing ' mornfog, tha 17th fort. had boro Petrolia Centre fo a forgo town, rougkUnco at tho article you exhibit, and tfo | mill of Charlaa Pauli A Son. They emat Eaton ItafiU fee three or four weeks, 1j bmh, aad mabstad m tbawum-mari­ yourarimi end tho County an honor ! pity tho planer, two circular uwa, and a baton Thursday night returned home ner. Oil fo tho only businrea Tho very New .tall, are being erected for eattic ro-MweK ib the way of machinery, end i Friday night she win taken worse, aad rir fo pregnanl w^th lhe.scxmt of it. that are brought, new pent foe sin op : ms by oitbor rtmm or water. We hare an Saturday forenoon died. The Judge Pritobarg and Petrolia Centro bare each ami hogs, and thore fo an abundance of' no knowledge of Um amount of buineae has thn sympathies of the entire compure water within tho gates. TLa btuh. ,' dona here, bat it waa aa«y to be earn muhity fo hfo bcreavemra!. aa are to be eut down, Floral Hall fixed that it wn. enough to keep than, all the up. and the entire ground, put in re guod This charming and elegant Magariua order M pttarible. AB there thing, are Tho carding mill of Mites * Curaett is bring done under til. superintended, uf but a few paces dirtant, aad fo as forti- [•nUr, the hatter, J. W. Haighfi the for October announces that all ano anbK*ih*s for 1871, who subscribe by the Thuma. Altoft, aad hodieplay. e Malta iuiion that should be duplicated fo oar jeweler, It Btoeia, the dragrrt, and ma­ Uxrjs, 18, J WO. fire: of Novru!>or. .hall rcceire the No hfo work whteh fo • certain guarantee of vUlnge. Ife did n^ leert the axteol of ny ethan vho oecttpy tho same build­ ings. and are engaged ia the Mate buriEa. Itaarxa: “AU qntet on tbe Botenreetnat they ware thirty yaan ago, rmso,” WMo«.th. 4 tody ioMtirtfy,** ooVfol &MMM rsree. Mbdifiad romewhat, it aptly vxpnapfa ; th.rtataodafcta.here. . romptettau. Itia the flNtbftek fo tho road boa just been ounpleted from Au­ Ptttfoan;. A! teart. it i. lib. th- anta. vCfoge, nod speaks well tat hfo taeta, burn to Owego, called th. Boulhera Cen that paeeedoa the .torm, in which th-, ja fodv. XLagntno for next year, should energy, aad. euterpaiw. Wo hope he trnl. cWEaoeting at Owego with the Erie rwrfou. rtaarefe are gathering .treeigth ( tak. Mhantagn of flfca Uta-ral oflero. may never hare occasion to regret his road, and giving tho ihottert route frtaa TH Lt*'. Aktl fo an adminbia magnforertanri. Mr. J. X. Barter hold, the Auburn to Nm York CHy. This road Forty diriaon and pomonal preference it ria»-it hta been roM •Th. Quoon of fast 'It-nimoerinr 'the Itermbllom th. Monthlies.” Prieo »3-M a year t । •. ....»awd~ • - -■ partyio going to rakUoanoot tewto whichhaatawnroTereIyf. lt The wwn- Bowno. Bailey * Bobforon’. new brick. W» * W.’W lag). Fooroopi^M. Hrecopi-.(awl. tlu.r may ba chilly or damp, and what Mr. Barter gate thorn from hi. own brick may, that they kora nothing to hog. c-rrtrl fS naZ-dy’.FW-daod would .trit w fkrttare hatter, i- rooh a rawl. about a mite and a half from foe |Sdwto,*-,fW(tal- angrarcom, than to atop into a warm reran and .yfotogtaTftrt W wereanatagX H-W PcUmbwl by IWuuA Kt down to a good, K]Mre, wall reeked. Isb to aro^M^kW.iaritatam to rtrtt Putamun. Fldlad.Iphta. Mapfe w«D aarred, warm dinner. Why, it : thanking him all |he ta^reu. warm-norm to think of it •ama, willMwpl hi. prtttwd Htarttoy That the kf-Maa. Btotararejart thomaa,) al mm futerw ti— - Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description. ^275 ACKLEV & SLADE; wra/on Drugs Anp. Mupicrsires. Druggists Sundries, Groceries, Wall Paper, Travel Baskets Pird Cages. School Books Stationery, ft. �DOOT. DODDS ' INTIOORATOR. AGRNT8 WANTED >w NERVOUS FREE LOVE. J LAMP CHIMNEYS * UB»< tollar (has aar «ia«T aa ""ssXajiaffis*- DISEASES. M i i . ® 1 ' ittiilk ' E R V I N E AND l‘■'n'r-“rr I.'.:"'. THE 6BE1T AMERICAN IE* CO. M A-M rE33TBTRE£T. “CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM." WELLS'.. CARBOLIC TABLETS, A yi.L»rrui»i I DR WKUJB* CARBOLIC TABLETS si i AIKIN RHIMWf LtlklOi. its Cash Store. HALLOO! 4 *' _ ■। ' MS. r st 1 vw 1» il that Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitten increase in sals every year ? JUST COME TO TOWN. MIRIM BOOOTS Because pi:il. ESTATE AG EXCT. SHOES, Da-yfc fo M fur «r. GROCERY AHD PROVISION They are tho best cotnbina- Ia Exokuct Block. MidaUnlla. HARVEY W. WRIGHT HOLD ON A MINUTE! Why saEss£ ISOL Use* • JH?..HlllS HIH IS so >1 L> Do tho Druggist! recoinitncuil Dr. Hoback's Bitters y> their customers? Because iJMIBOd flOOU Why 1 Ji-JLiaiisi- r* “-VSM1F?: ‘ Cheap as can j^KfSQSSEE be Why SHU1IH Are Dr. Roback's Blood I’urillcr nnd Blood Pills the boat remedies taken to­ gether for tho cure of all diseases of tho blood ? w-r^ss-terte: , Mj UwMM, U. A Okwh -SSSWCKtt'SS Because 939101! The Blood Purifier is the ••nljr artic.o tn' the market wli ich con tai ns the celebrated fxatly Drugs imported ex-' prunsly from Sweden for its manufoctnre, .and the Pills cuutain the active principle «>f 1'odophyllntn (Mandrake RuoL) nnd ts a substitute for Mercury. JOHN G. RUNYAN Jefferson Street. HsiUngx, Rich.. KEEPS THE LARGEST '»?g WOOL (J HIM Why Are Dr. C. W. Hoback's Stomach Bitters, Blood Purificr ami Blood Pills the three greaUst remedies the world has ever known? LI3¥III 'S^YSISSBS h»h s County. 'VHHII5 IKf? nA It3 -IB ins Its 1 *3 bought in Barry nl As Is it that Physicians use mid recommend Dr. Ro­ back's Sugar-coated Blood Pills? fih t Tt;w?. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-09-28.pdf 8e4abb2667cd35d907752c13e105f2b9 PDF Text Text VOL. XV. .STINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER r inniriup „---- c— 1 28,1870. mL b todMffak i»«ik ^t-I—. Ta—., Gufadlato wnfa a dnldnm'a Idetary , *“*«*"f*!*."**P»li|~ DRY GOODS CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CAPS GROCERIES, ■gg^LWPRINTING Esta.hlulun.exLt. BOWSE I NEW GALLOWAY’S jssartr-”’-*?.1AnorfTbcy-TUen.wKotoA&o BLOCK Waul! Hastings* Mich. Job Printing tuna. In cold wale, alb .red or loat, but in hot i Cm coagulated. and tn in hot water na well a pHafiMWl iMi — W. HASTINGS DRUG STORE foaw, wvwr b« HrMbd fa be they be boiled, unlwa in i aa in the admirable arraoj______ _ ___ nrraan or DurdcJoo, wham all tho wi- TAYLOB CYUMOEB PBESS! V­ W SCHOOL DOOKp, 09 <71 He had a wife and two children. Ilia wife waa eo grade and ».> beautiful. and hi. children -o good and lore!;, that er­ en thb bad man prised them aboro all hie [oaMMaiona Ona day a man oame’to the cattle, and aakedto mo hfa< Hia garment, w<re poor, like thowwwom by paaaaata who idled the ao-l; bat hia renaUHUkur" wat fierrw, and Ma eyw flaahad with anger I SCHOOL BOOKS, BOOKS, । <D W THE BEST STYLE SCHOOLBOOKS. •d at th. difference fa flaror, digMtiMi. ty, wtd nwntal and physical energy tapnrtodby fa fa. the xhaptor oo “Food for Labariu Man.*' we make aum. ralnabla •dmgn^uao: ' ttaMndarf food moat wanked, be jiiTS, CAI DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY BOOTS. SHOES, Hb aonl waa erutheal under a weight of ce^^jRSSS IT WHIMS I'M STORE I ecoraad and defied? . From that Unu> men b,t ..ght of him. Hi. earifa AaUfata nfa» aMlMdeand befaraorewndafi hi. Mflarted JHduAiany year* aRerwarda, a trarater l«t As unj*$rhcro in the State. Kuiiii hi Gail id frits, ad it Till Tarrat Saiiificiln. WANTED! ALL THE HUTJIEU AID EGGS IH BAHBY COtTETY, on a hermit, who lhedia a rocky earo, by the ■oafaofwhbli in eknriliuw BRICK & MORTAR! For which the Higbrot Mxriol Price in CASH will bo Pud. do, and hb eyee aunken. The tr^rolfcltwtwn. filed wifa pity at aigbl of “I bar* been a groat Manar,” roplbd '•TiMSF' Over $10,000 Worth HINflLTIIH MIIB! Hold by E. I?. BURRALL A Co., teUkpppiyoT CAST World HJ^AIRS. id Reaper, ke, Ball’s Tornado, Pitt' Powdersville Threshers; ver Holler , SiipsTior,and McShery'. Nur Vumica - Hat emafafafara bran- if’ Oxalic acid (frorjaanUy niatikrn for Ef-om aah.)—BuMdioe—Chalk, magneaia, or eoapaad Water, and otbw aoothinc drinkaI-niwk arid-Wkfa tbm ie fane, ajmfaiMer eblxinn fa the J aada aadlfcae Hot brandy and water, hart.horn and turpentine are dao rueful . �------ - -------------------------------------------------------------- ----- 99999999999999999 SAVE YOUR MONEY ! .411 the Palest Magazines Periodicals and Mewrpapers, ajid if we have not what you. want want, in will order itfor you. I RUSSELL & NEVINS! New Advertisements. EMPIRE certainly hops they will be elected by the people. “ Tho hood and front of j their efirodiag " ia that they are frirods of Mr. BUr, and will, il steetod, «tp- NEW GOODS. The Largest stock or and is used to explain tbo manner of conducting the State Fair to be held at that city. The fair ia more of a Nation­ al than a State affair, and has among its many praiseworthy objects, the -vmmting mor. firmly of pear, between North down'go the prices, time to dosing up. our books. A fifteen years business impcr- Nora. Michigan C KJ), RELIABLE A PAHAfiOLS, a large axorUncnt, at 40c Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received All Grades A can&l eurvey of the politial aitoa tian in all the States fail, to carrinro us that any marked ehang. in the relative sfewagth of tho two great partiea taken has aria about to take place. The principles far which the partite amended in 1KB. on ritber ride bare not been essentially That must he sold within the Hart Sixty Days. and settle the same by Camh or to stay outride the city nighta. , We publish a rroolutiou of tho Georgia State Agricultural Society, and would give a more extended notice if possible. Wsntu, The Fair to bo held in AtIff- Owing to tho recent decline in lento during the month of October, 1870, ia intended to be a grand exhibition al throe goods WE OFiT.lt TUEM TO I American industry; and OU.B CUSTOMERS AT THIRTY PER Wnasxu, Said exhibitica will bo held CENT. DISCOUNT FROM ITtEHunder th. immediate control and super- The aubject has been dwelt upon ao otoadily, and boa ben the ocoaricn of aomttrit bold aaaer- Hop. J. M. Howard, th. preacot inenmboat, Hon. Wm. A. Howard, of Grand tioa, that not a few Itepida, Hon. T. W. Ferry, of Grand Baron, and Hon. Austin Blair, of Jackeon. Throo men may all bogood mon far the position, but we have no doubt if 0<o choice wee to bo made by th. popular rote of the people, they would by every largo majority place Mr. Blair in that Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm, end devote his ilivcly requires this step, and we expeet our customers will at once caaminc their accounts, General, believing him to be tho better man for that jnrition. We certainly hope that tbo negative support accorded him by the JfapeUiM. cannot bo account­ ed for in that way. Wo hope that Of the Domocrocy. STATIONERY 4 BLAKK BOOKS of every hind and descrip­ tion:Pictures, Pictureframes, f__ — Stock; L’J 1. ■ cards - -WI ~r ~~ and n it ft I a very large tassles for Pictures and Mir­ rors. Memorandum Boohs and Dianes in endless vanrly. Itraftint paper for rar NOT BE ia tho rioetioe efa Daaoeroi, rather than that a Republican should bo elected to TDteegamat Mr. Howard and for Blrir. Both Utete countios aro largely Repub­ lican. and tho hope of dafaetfag Mr. Charath ba forlorn hope, indeed. Mr. Sanford’s district fa uot so largely Ropublican. Then fa, they think, a prete- wniuFB.wwEll. MUSIC on hand and ordered for parties wishing it. from this community, we shall now oilier our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash and Prompt Paying Customers. Wo arc now receiving a Very Large Stock New and choice Goods, At very Low Prices. I have a targe amurtmeut at Dry Goods, Notions, R.eady-Aladc Clothing, Htits, Caps, GKNK' FORNISHUiGJMuBS.&c l ater msaufacteroQorhlng to order. MR. J. K- HAWXIXSfVwbc baa bs.1 Tcan of experteiw at tbc •nmlnree, and clothing cut or made at every Umr. BARLOW & GOODYEAR thotr support from Mr. Sanford. To us, Tho Howards, both able mon. aro ro who hare been long in politics in Mich­ gelded by tho people u Detroit men, not- igan, many of these name, look familiar,' wiilutanding that Wm. A. oqjounu “yot and the public aro not .urprteed or do- R. MUDGE. SU Hartlugs. June 8. 1BTC. NEW You can’t open that Door! . CARRIAGE FACTORY. very general fueling in th. minds af th. [ooplo that some man ought to bs cbooon outride the ••city oTth. suaite." Mr. Ferry can hardly get much atraugth ouv ride of hia own Congrotetoual Diririrt, which by no means b. unanimous fur him. Wo have been, and aro otill, among the fast frienda of the Hoa. T. W. Ferry, and, together with a my largo majority of tho people of Barry County, eeraaetly auppartad him far the lbs caphaL Mr. Blair, unfortunately for their good will, but ia tho intervals of tho people, put hia foot upon some of their political corns »ororol yearn ago, and they have never for­ given him. They bare not tho cour­ age to avow the n-al object of the fight they ore making, and so noror their at­ elected. Beta-ring Lo ia «v tho right tack in cowardly thrusts al Mr. Sanford. man in tho right place, *• shall aid to tho Tory beat of oar ability to make up the largo majority by which bo will be olecfrxi. When," however, we eomo to aarist in chooring a United Staten Bonator, we cannot allow our local pride or oar willing fealty to local men to over- RririA Jftev. a finely illustrated fam­ ily journal of a high character, hitherto issued by Meein. Pettengill, Bate* A Cta, baa been bought by Mosers. Orange Judd A Co., of IA5 Broadway, New York, the .roll-known publishers of the J. Pettengill & Co., whose great AdrertisU'eAgener. established ia lM9,isone of tho largest and moot reputable tn the world, find dial thier oxtonrive business GROCERIES L. RE ED £??** Itlvites the attention of th'e :: PROVISIONS, Citizens of Barry County to Very Cheap ! their new styles of Carriages ti i a. and the Superior Stock used t< 1 ■ •It *• in their Manufacture. i* ■<1 ta PRESTON & BROOKS' We 'Detroit & M are using the very best ASSORTED TIMBER and the best wefianted Steam Cracker Bakery, ua s. is. lap. •euiatiro of tho Fourth Ooognerional District, wo think Mr. Ferry tho proper man, bat tar United States Senator, be ia Oil Tempered Steel Ssrings. 0, WJJfl!! We are now selling below Jackson and Grand Rapids Good old, times are Coming. Prices. ALL WOBK WARRANTED TO BE AH REPRESENTED. whieh ia the peat wo hero mid in favor of Mr. Fssry. W. partiripato largely fat tbo general joids of the peopled this Dv»trict in haring him rapreent u in Congress. Atthe proeont time, however, we do not think ho fa the proper man far Those intending to buy will save money by calling on us Terms to suit Purchasers Remember the plaee-at the hBT.befaromid.thoenichoicoofBinetmthsof the prop*, of Bro^y County far that position, ia the Boo. Austin Blair, aro Admirable Femgut-, the leading Generals ia the European War; What .an 1 do beet7 Uitanhip. Will th. Maa of the Future control hie drooms t Sup'lJetote P. Wickmhara, of Pa-j “Libero Christinas," no viewrd by a Old Stand of J. L. Reed, foot rocted Mfcrte. Ibap ry±=^-bs==fe = 1>r T<w. This College ten of the Mayhew xusssn 6BBCHIO! ^^“Tork* Detroit Sept. 17. MEDICINES, P* m u , o ils, o y e Stuns, FerfaiMry and Uoaft ard purity ; also Gr oceries, such as Teas, Coffees, Bice, Ginger, Soaps, he., selected with especial care to get and keep on ha Choice Havana Cigaire and Tobaccoe always on hand. S -ed lsse ] ported W ines and Brandy for Medicinal use. e s r friem low u pure Goods can be sold. mswh wMeh tiny both play into democratic hands. To aay nothing of th. .talc dodge quite familiar to th. people of Berry Cooatyc/a demoantio gui^ bodily far -bo*, wroka months into th. prohihitioa party and rirsrtiM the so calfed priaripUef the party by abusing both ita own and. tho DOTY'S WASHIIG-IACHM Universal Clothes Wringer P SB �KICHICAR CEMTRAL R. R. Grind River Volley Division. bote" MetaMitMtaHpMtetoaro worthy of an uxpentel hearing by all parte. No mam to Michigan is better j able to thoroughly dmram tbo politic, of tbo day. Those who have heard Mr. • Blair, wifl bo sure to hear him now, If J pcasibto Thorn who hava never hoard him, should rartrinly hear him on Mon­ day evening. Turn out, CM and all ' Bishard baa a fading, it io toward a fine horse Now ho has a horse, Chari- by name, vulgarly colled Charley, and to acme roepoet" very like ba owner. On Wednesday and Thursday uaxt tho; Fair is held by the Barry County Agri­ cultural Society. We have before eadcavuprd tn show to our farmers the u«oessity of attending this gathering, and tbo manifold ways in which they would l» benefited by such attendance, and we hardly think it nreoaaary to rrepcai it You all understand it, and wfll, of cow bring out everything yon have' tliatis worthy of a place to U» Fair. Pumpkisa and raso.- straps. Cabbages «» Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. Nowell Posts, Banisters, stair Railings Ac.. Newea thte b— th. Mte* togbt got the owner, and the rencrnbla twain tsgster weal down fete Um hMklf rAsr the tows. Tho only barrier be­ tween the wdl of the rids ahd the will of the hMM WMS oohMunijil hate Thought Chari—, “ if Htohard will ride I will run," and off be na. Mr. Edi- toe*, —everything that is different from what tho majority have ia auro to attract attention, and furnish new ideas be dime until there ii» M kgtekifon far otbero* use. living them along, and on the .object; but otiH. everything plea— youraeiros and the ro»t of thn should bo ia madtoees o»d tho ball kept PreparatioM aro going on with great speed, and every msuuro Inina to moke too Fair tho most suoerasful, largely altended and most satisfactory one ever held ia tbo County. | Do you oomo, then, and not diseppoin t । thorn who uro doing to much to r~'-'V'~ it pleasant for alL oowrfuw M.r.a.a_u.*.v.Dtv .<iraMa— i— ciLis. a ntvit. ——-------------------- ----------. .. — ' Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE ruMMvTnu. f.tte* W«D«rr real Fair Dance will be given at Vufc Hall on Thursday evonutg, tbo Gth < (ktote. 8u[>pcr will bo served al tl Qty Beetaurant A good time ia at ticipatod. The whole bill ie but t2 50. & L-8ro«x, Proprietor. When wo commenced tho publication of tho Bixsxa, wo told our subscriber, that on and after tho first of October, no paper would be tent from this oflico unless prepaid. This was not intended that io of practical benefit to evteyoae to intimidate tobeer ben, bat simply to Ute entitled •■The Medical Adviser," enable us to furnish'a paper interesting and ia a common sense work, intended tog oa etodioa day, but I am opposed to any of tho repeating party voting the ticket as ihsy will all bo Moded to the ranks of their own party. Wo passed moot heartily dnireo that such wings may be clipped. The buaine— wm done for Joseph in this manner. Ho not being so honest, but bw.wae willing, under hvoeabto cir- counterfoil money, — well — rattling b«wr mugs, wm test Wednesday evening approached by Wing, with tho statorocnt that rortato parties over in Kalaweek in September, and thia the teat Bsnxa for that manth, and next week none but paid up subscribers will receive their papers Wo wish it could bo so that »could bo dropped, for wo Peninsular Railway. • *»* >A«t JaMU. Tvsta* Wl"™« i work. Ito author is Betin Tbompron. M. D., anil the work ia highly recom­ mended by very many “ ' ' ‘ Window'and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description. Michigan testimonial Accordingly a heron and buggy wore From. H. J. Beech, M. D, Member procured, Bogers put in hia pocket ail American Medical A—octetion. Cokl- tho good money bo had “ laying around • water, Michigan. louse," and tho twain started for Katemo. Wing nays “ Now Joe, you're a strange^ it won't do for you to be seen, rou got out of the buggy, Udo hereto there bushes, tot mg taka Uw m<mry. Thompson's lx«>k will find sifo instruc­ tion to attacks of disease." The work is sold by subscription oaly. Mr. A. M. Webster is the ogent at many of our citia-aa. Wo would sek a ting tho horse in the mod ronvratent careful hearing of tho merits of tho stable, tes paused not to inform tho town of hia return, but shook tho dust of book• » ~ ______ Nashvilla from hie foot and went spoodi- and boerdiag liowinOtsogo, about ly away, leaving an ominous package one hundred persona from abroad, who boliind to tho heads of another party. bare reeortod there to find rest and cure There are three or fcmr hotels in the Plato, but I btxh latek I Want that Mensy I There is no need of any busmroa man endeavoring to suataih a loiwr—a oa credit three hard times, and I -will not coll one cent's worth more to any tma ex­ cept for cash. All the—indebtud to mo by book account or note, aro requMtel to call immediately end settle to avoid DRHD LIU OF ALL ■. iatoi to tbo speedy recovery uf tho sev­ enty-six dollars that " were on tho wing," and to be betook himself to Hastings to F. Dwight Jf- Co.' Shop in tho Elevator Haanwoa, July SO, intk " or nil ACKLEY & SLADE, •zBSEBK.’ Art Detroit & Milwaukee R R which thing h. atatoo proceeded to do. And with tho order that wm to bring again to hia fingers tho Money h. had eo noariy lori. and so providentially brought within bte grasp once more, Bogun re­ turned to Nashville with a light heart. Ou preecatmg tho order, tho man on Oxa of tho horses on the County farm d.ed suddenly one night this week. H. waa won nt night, and in the tnnrning Mansfield House to get into tho good greore of Gabriel, the adored waiter, m soon m may be. Gabriel to the jrlnre of waiters, acme of your low darkeys, receipt of a Large and donrahle Stock of Drugs And Medicines. none of Wingo money, end never bad aay; that Wing had left a package with him, which ho would ia doo time turn Tucnus Airorr preoeated us with a very fine basket of peecbe*, on Friday lari. There were three kinds in tho tMsket, blood, yellow and white pcachoe, and they were good enough to eat. IIdh Massu. a man to the employ of Barlow A Goodyear, bad hia leg broken one day this week, by foiling from ins following totes remain anclaimed nt the IW Office ia Hariings. A. I* Abington. Frank Barestt, Ttenm Cutler, Maiada CrowaU, 3 ; Itewll Hon. AUSTIN BLAIR WUl address the j>rop!o upoa the po. bticnl issues of the day at the Covxr Thursday night, the fith of OctoUr, there is a dance at Unuiu Hal). Supper will be served ri Both L.Btooe's city res­ Hasrtlnffto, Mich. THE LATEST! ELEtrdwar but a small ]«r. of Euteid. and that it isternyfortunotobeaaiahabitaatof too tod <*y (?) aW having bat a Kmitod esjUitomr.ro there, will not quarrel with Store. �Hair Restorative 5 ’JStSEl AND FREE LOVE. 1NV1GORATOR. NERVOUS DISEASES. IJSg'tS BI2295 onnui ar cubs i IjgLiftrfc «»••*»* vantram kImpok . F~. THE GREAT AMERICAN TH CO, iif u rxarrsTRRFT. P. O. Bm MU. XBV TOMS .11.4 ''CHILXiRKfCCR YFOk TIt eSl ■ CARBOLUrTABLETS, ------ ' ■ TO BO BOOL directors lUoW BiUm, •» —. -liF - “ i-'SEI Buim art not a bneragt « ""J mu. of tU wntM eontafa tC AIK1N, DR. IS’o. 11. Canal St. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. STBIACI BITTI1S ^I^sig Bs cured, by ill um, of Scrofula and cLfer Wood dutam. h ermiaim, baidm tin lodidt <f Prtaua mi Sfrvp °f Stdlingv:, Jrugt import­ 'd from Samlm for iU esvrtu mm^aetvn, unknown and not Irpt by1 GROCERY AND PROVISION BLOOD PU1IFIB1 Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, sew: Wfiy J» it that Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sals every year? faciurtd for a riMy rAabluhr, tkm <u fmorilm Because As Cheap TTicy aro the beat combina­ tion over made. can 7687^5573819546659 No the bought in Barry Why Druggists rcoominefid Dr. Hoback's Bitten to their customers? County. BLOOD Because After years qf experience ■nd tn*I they have been proven to be a sure euro for Dyspepsia and Indiges- PILLS Why Is it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Ho­ back’s Sug.ir-auitrd Blood Pills? Because JUST. COME TO TOWN. They know tho ingredients of which they are nude. w^ Arc Dr. Rnbacks Blood Purifier jjhd Blood Pillj tho best remedies taken to­ gether for the curs of all tliaoiucs of th® blood ? SHOES. HOLD ON A MINUTE Because The Blood Purifier u llio SMALL PROFIT, FOR CASH AMD CASM OMLT f J«HI O. Hint Michigan Exchange. Aflrw> BnA. O» P. 0. BS gSIKSItS rtitssr nmmvi S0MB>. **r. (*■■«■<» JOHN G. RUNYAN Jefferson Strset. MaMings, Bleb. KEEPS THE LARGEST AFP PEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHORS I «li teli cou tains the celebrated rugs imported ex­ pressly from Sweden fur its mniiufactw, and tho Pills eonUuu tbo active principle <»f Podophyllum (Mandrake Boot.) and b n substitute tur Mercury. wi^ ~ Aim Dr. C. W. Boback's � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-10-05.pdf aad29edeb742becd12f82fcd032ef53e PDF Text Text IS. BARRY DRY GOODS, ,, .CLOTHING, NitypoTstr* ex o o SHOES, WATS & CAPS, ' IIfiAN, WEM8SDAY, OCTOBER 5. 18?P. IMMENSE GROCERIES, ve Jf ythiMYotTWaut The Champion1'of Low Prices. No Man, Woman or ChiU ewn par more fat Good. in my Start THAN THEY ARE WORTH. Itiaapmutiro hnpinrihility. I do not aak it. last to coma yourodH eend by your neighbor. SSiwaiSEsSE a d«roa» doc HA TINGS DRUG STORE in eafoptod to jRpdnaa large1!' i Wo>kiathav>*B*o<*teMr, aadhe i • r ‘ » ia.L. - - - —>------- Iron. Naita. Glam. Fob. Doom Prieto, Oita, Putty Iluba Rinu, Bpokee, And all kiada of Wagon Stari. BOOOKS, At tha roeent meeting atf.tbe Wiaoon.ia State Medion! Soritey, a jmpm waa road by Dr. Wateri—M, of Bntm O*t . «< 1 by caerhther broath—lhero were roft • bloeeymthata bon* ki»4}y upon Errand Um that Mailed an the bright one tanned abero Ur. •' And now U chanted eirwagriy (box Derby did not think it etrange) that »r»rr thought of the child'. wan understood by bar frtowd of the sktaa, although she did act apeak, far ate oaaldwX AU 3OAIHH roctiro Chai cm be derirod and brought to Uar to riimtJate and .MMeeg. atady. u fitUMj and MfeSfr Sf|M - MUJCEIXANRMW 1K)OKH BC11U0I.BU0M moat of Cha bmaaaaa men, or more than •wdaya agoja tine feeder of the canal, and in ropmteifeWa being abowt -the riat of a of^rtfaw bte^-not Rad Rockiage Califcmk papeoaro trying te teak, tha weath«r an^mible hyjablbHK «* account of how a man there haa btea '.fnteMttodeaUtia Awnai. Ibero mate harobreti aenldnoMtahinfateay. | Mfaiill hil Win !rottedMthe faiM IlttttMlI, WPb» *>«b'«>od be draouaU with ’ LOWEST PRICES. ’ GRKBLE A Ht'HSEIX. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, •«n»r din/ Any friend, r aUed B3L: “Nary one. nnywhero," I atuerod. -WiU they ettr her nay frwnd.F’ aaklBUL ' "Not outaido of MaaercbacniU, and « lher friend, all wear clean ahirta, we GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY , fl TIE IMIS m S1W! ,A J Miysfliuro in the State. M wttt ulPlWM* tin Ml SaiitMla ill »• I BfflStpp^mrod rf aaykft*aOu'-( 1 acMred ia the negatiee, nor «u thcr any proapw* that they mr wood j HATS, CAI’S. WANTED! ITT. TXT, BUTTER ABB EGGS IB BABBY COUNTY. Vat which th- TOgbnat Market Prine in CASH will be Paid. ar n. mm bctixg ma.-uine I BRICK & MORTAR ■li°.,sm.2L,l-: aii Rtpairin $10,000 Worth *W“ id Real emdBiM, *ttee^doo<y,« Dmwiiua, to gw, — UU.’ «>dh0 ■ored a iMBlatekw. ,deaouaaa W Md a. Ucapahta ur ririLandmn.ZEia. fcr; eigaero wieb cotM to Amenity totaki the tweed omo, Ae moarin of rir*. ftAmarikla. Frooeh. O«Mta, IriJ. M told Jfagfak hUm and no uaein the Eadtaal jnrty tor backin X'^Z^e that taaay. ahildroa are �ord of j&%nral in tbs mind al every lbw rovuty ba ho Republican, n—«oi. «iv.eidi»»jn w.*.u RUSSELL * NEVHVS! NEW GOODS. he?; That must be sold within the J xt Sxty Days. 1 tJOUW <70 TUB FBICKS. HEAVY LUCEX FANTB, ENO bl K JI WALKING KU1T8, GOOD 1’RINTH, FACTORY CLOTH 10 FARMERY* MUCH. CUMKI- ^WMa-staisstiat ■jagfrgjtnjt tsdte.it; TEA VTORTH 11 W FOR try laths work! wear before witnaosod. Union and liberty establish*!, alavrry abolished, and sn entin. nue de- Bsrrawr .rfttto.. Will retire from the active du­ ties of the Crmj and devote his New Advertisements. time to closing up our hooka. Dry Goods, IVouons. jhiudy-Madc ‘ Clothing, A fifteen years btuincu impcr- .ndrtreS' dinary changes as it is poeriblo to imag­ we were budding np a commonwealth ine. Con wo afford to trust the !>emogreat in wealth and popolalioa, and that crau with al! this ? I®t thorn first few o on tfaohoete at a eiril war, and despite that they are all right, and intend to be homwt in their dealings with the people the dismal prophecies of those who would make us believe that tha country waa to itively requirea, thia step, and u’e expcab our cuttlomera will at once examine tlmir accounts, and aetfle'ihe aame ^y Cash or Hats, Cops, GBITS'FUBNISHDIG GOODS, it. Note. Ever thankful for the large tion and many ills of a like kind. Dem­ ocrat*: stump orators bad told to that tha country van ruined, that tha war was’ Patronage we have received from tliu community, wc shall nil, laidy to meet them on naw iostoi, and to conquer them again. Ho reviewed the new end progress <rf the Bepabli>«n farty. the object! for which it waa organixed, tha great works it had srrt.mpH.bed, end showed what vrrisad to dust until Mate aro left with ' any Ilf., to them Whs! do the Democrats derive of usl that we meet the samo adversaries today as la the daya of the rebellion, but they What do we propose to make issue upm, an singing another tune, asking as to leaving out the past. The speaker overthrow the Itepnblkaa party, with­ draw our support from Omni, ami give it to each mon at Leo, Beauregard and those who took up arms oa the opposite side. Is there any roaeogyby we should do thia ? Is there any reason why WS should withdraw oar confidence end sup­ port from the Bepublkan party togiro uoV.ofiicr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Gosh and Prompt Paying Customers. You can’t open that Door! Wo are now receiving a Very Large Stock of New and choice Goods, ’Tj ' -A.t very Low Prices. - CARRIAGE FACTORY CMS! (Wffi! PRESTON & BROOKS1 BARLOW & GOODYEAR fyrites the attention of the I Citizens of Barry County to. it ought to do, but never aids about to doit Tha following u a eempia of ita advocacy of Mr. fiaaMi “Ha is the pasty candidate, and justice to car pori•* -adfcrrf lite party aeg- soquirto us to lay disttaccly, but finrSy, that>u* columns caasoi be used against Mm.- This seems to be rovy liks loek- their new styles of Carriages and the Superior Stock used j teg revenue, the tariffhas been Ucrrased three times in as many years, and tor . every dollar that goes into the Treasury of |>e United Stales, throe dollars go into the pockets of the manufortun-rs ” For one yvar the rmtoms revenue was , 1180,000,000. According Io Mr. Thur­ man, thsaa tuom that amount went into !BER United States Watch Co. OitxTempcred Steel Springs. 'ariCitoi> seULng below axiom? Always thia : “You have no right to exerciso such power over sover­ eign Steles," In the very hour that Gnat took from Lee hie sword at Appo­ mattox Court House la April, IMS, and nbel. wen. begging for life, the northara Democracy again raised the howl. The Largest stock of Jackson and Grand Rapids Prices. ALL WORK WARRANTED TO BE LAB1EB ITBCK TUN EVER I Terms to suit Purchasers ; Rememberthe place-al the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, foot ------faA than a bttt one obligation reatiag epos nJ, tha support of tha ticket, tha whole ticket, and nothing but Use tiskat" Wa nait why AossffsrlA if net AdA•def Whatnew obligation roato span him? And now that the penitent Lu at last fcud the path of duty to lay in tha 6R0CER1ES’ movt proper for raising the money. Again, the IMtooteata said that we could neeer pay the pwblrt debt Thme waa aoaaaia trying EI.M»,000,000' W Owing to the recent deehno in Might Just M well give up first a. last Maaihav. tW^.WO.yw, Bui titewe goods WE OFFER THEM TO Ota CWTOMDS AT THIRTY FEB CHiT.- DISCOUNT FROM FHEHand taxed everybody, taxed Ifelt*tag* OOB RATOS 11 Th. soto^rf tbeptopk.tehUUi gov* frtaNt Atria* th» hag ywtoatef the war, was eqadtethis emergency, and they stood upbravriy, ttoohad to save the credit and hemer of the roualry Provuiona, Earthan Ware. • Motions, Detroit Sept. 17. Steam Cracker Bakery. mh WIT8 fISHUG-IACHUS, MECBAIKI MUSIC BASK, fcovuuaV ! hand and ordered for. Het wishing it. TffifBV I HdH BOOKS (VISIONS, �■ ICHICAB CENTRAL R. R. Oriai River Valley Erie Warnmn baa pal up 100 dwsllfagji during Ota peasant y-r. Mr*. Akra. Marker. af Wsoona. d-d uiWj on A. 17A alt a.nw Union Fair, at tend Itejadc, J—I week, appaaa to hare ben a nucaa* Mr. Oady, af Grand Rapid*, auM a An -gte Lee l-m kilted in Menomi­ nee, which maanend 7 fort 4 inch— from tip to tip of wings. A mu in luaing, one day teat weak, drank forty giua.a at lagar, and w— baud the fatter part of th. w-k. Th. Wecrao JTrrrU publialiee ua .■H|i1am—t th. —cord of J. F. Drigga. It raflacta tbaMghaai honor u^n bias Twomen from Kenkaka City, Illincu. I Mm C. Dnterat Ionia to tha Bedga thia wwA. and to ton ntee om, .publican candidate fore Heratar facta TU Georg- art rotmprufag fallow* 1 Tba CU<fa<ian Otoarab, m Naahvilk, and ndsrtoa.d tfetlha panpia know Tha p—mlattaB of the village of Slurwill ba dedicated Wadnaaday, Octotoar 6":o4’f IDA, 1870. Sonaon^r^rr. «. Bu>- Gao. B. McKinnay * Co have opened far a few weak* la cm *ida of tba bnOding occupied kg Woodruff a How—, and Ary othr any quantity of oraamMtal and u-fal thing. tor 01 to 41,60, 32 naw in mat— during tha l—i mon A In that month, 14 bars been diacbargad on expiration of acntenca, two bare been patdaoad, two have —capwl, and one died. They uro doing a good biuina— Tba Wenou. UmU publkhro th. Mtewing. with the raquact that .Scale p«per. w ill copy : 1200 reward snll ba paid for tba ra- Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. Sash, Doors, Blinds. Doer ud Window Frames, ,.„,Cornet Stair aad Ornamental Brackets, '■ ■ ■ ■“ WeTrejl Posts, Banisters, stair ’ Railing* Mi»«S kmkat the naw dtepfayoF Watch-. GUb^naA JewafayafHarafafn few k-p* bettor —rtrneut Aah <u U found ia any cilia* aad kaap oa add­ ing ««it tha fateat Myfan df —ryAfag Thaaaw flmmaakaiful fa their profeaafou. and wiU plMM tha- who try tli m. Throe afSi'tad with decoyed ar ■xebnng* wiA it far a long ttona rn-Lwg troth, Or who desire new wtl. at Thank* M* M*J. F. Gun of Kafam-no, baa mr—> ad • machine by which all Ao opera- Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, >< *nrl: Brackets of every description. upon Ara pretty (warily, and if a tea* dor* fall, Ufa almost irnpcaniUa for Ara to get up without breaking something. Peninsular Railway. Middleville PUnUr^r -ya th.t the firm Of Smith * Manly, of that place, prnpriatom of tba Manly ftjto—.1cam. to grief to th. amount of «K^0. oh. day Mat ca—s of elactric-rtroke haring rot— ua- I w<«k- A esdurad woman pro—eutad dor my ob—rratioe, I thought I would 1 pt*—nt th—a to your nttmarotu real—a, I through th. rolucuu of tho Hearn, with th. hope (bat they might not b» perance man. “who w£U 4nd «aAT- at u n inter—ting tU liquor de^am. A gwnilaman Living in Central lllinuu Ma. Wa. Mixa* of thia villag* howned n yonriing cult, wlyicb La kept in vbuwn us a stalk of oom that U r—Uy a a small paataro near th. bon—. One cunoauy - errs wonderful It is the afternoon in July a thud— .bower came Egyptian pop corn, sad there aro ‘15 son up, aerotnpaaied by frequent and severe ..a the one stalk. The corn fa ligiiininF. Imm.di.teiy after one blind with tha exception of one ear, which apingflatoi, the roll Ml to th. ground.—- but upon opMiteg the body to their aurprise they discorerrd a hide nearly large enough to admit a hen’s egg a,-*n|>letely perforating ths coifs lunge. It ttamt tho lightning had entered Ac roll’s mouth, and passed down ita throat bafiira performing its work of daatrurtimx. The following cireumstanona occuned oa Ao farm of Mr. Pixd, osar Belteruo. Eaton Gouty, Mick White sitting by tha window on. day during a Aunder •terra, Mr. Pool’s attentior. was directed to a tall white ash tree standing u—rly in the centre of a field a1joining the bon—. White ha wm looking, it was Detroit & Milwaukee R R On >ax»—Legal bleaks, fed fer. Woaxn S—tag—Tb. Cur. Qua—In good coudflioa- S. (h. In. aio fine ptocea Sama wan not larger than a fork-handle and eighteen twenty f-t tong. dhan tha dbtorf * jnpostom, and fir* or aix frot krag.— Than was not a ptoea Luger than hie Tnu fa a great deal af teeknaa fa tha County, but it to much better Au it waa Than nr* not tuny da*As, but the way propl* to ateaka i* a caution. Bewnr*. buildfag. They mil a good dari forth, money far-tad. T. Prxtrr h—Wo r»-Stfad, built np, aadpaUad th. boot of hia hao» that tt do— not look Uk. tha —a. placa. Ha his—ortraadabte daily which^.1 ty w—Aar u fa usual at this time yvar, we *ro having warm shawwry woalber Uko A. niMdte aranunar. Everything teak. a. grreto and Arfltg a. fa Juno - Floraucs Eton, Ifatrtei Hart, David JcrWa notice that oid fnm^kin-da- aad daa. Nancy Jordan Edwud My-a, Folly OdaO. Baa Sub, Fl—no. Vaughn, & SLADE, lath. Haw. platter. ahfagte* etc., roodit absolutely new-ary that b. should han grantor faaliuo. for loading ud anloactfag can. Ouaaai-F— a*. tba tmtoido I.1D SHORE & UCMAJ SOUTHERN BAWY W«irnra—About right tat tha Fair W«IT of attention—Blair's aproch. Fomo-Thal aloteabrroo aad baggy- ■ an oppoote diraetioe. Th. other «M> fa. U uythfag, atm mon proeliar. Down in anew hoary bottom timber stood, fine oak .the trunk I bang very straigfat, and cntirnly doroid of limbs for arvcety or svghty frat ftmo VK* 1 .dMfim. �NATURE- Hair Restorative aXMgl t'S-’-J “ DOCT. DODD'S E R V I N E XXD inrrtOOBATOK Xsree Tonic and Slomadtic 2?Js:x“c.‘-<As:'Sax,5» ^aasuiaz: Sgggg^ ’ wanted for FREE LOVE. SE3F£:HSSF='!S=-“: calotiM >'<> mo»k NERVOUS DISEASES. '(Sts .(gTHKC OP CLUBS! GREAT'BAVTXq TO OONBVMKIte! jrESfttearj.'asfirsi MOT MU TH CO. JUST COMET TOW A SaSJl'aMI ■ Ato Sm> »t K.Wr atoilu. will Cto.Ute tote Um Wto. W Ufc. Il to .JwtoM U f » rOXY 8TH£KT. r-C-awMu. anrrouL >u.« •• CHILDREN CRY FuR. THEM." WET.I.R" SEjSssS^-^-’™ CARBOLIC TABLETS, Da WEUfi- GAItBOIJC TABLETS Tw. ■»■ III te ;a.,lh ium I. dl .mm r.r asa.'ssr— HOLD ON A MINUTE ■ FOR WORMS IN CHILD REN 1870. roa 1870. IJake Superior! .taaoaxvaistoMS faan iaaks aad oUwr ' I think nfMrur hslf-inch bad mat^soa for M-1 rwi4 JUm, sad ti • SMALL fJtOFrr, FOX CASH AJfD CASH WLY! SiSisSsS frtnftBrrrraattBSHMi rar-xr; =£ijsji i^iFGrR“SAX3ET SS: JOIIMMJTAI. u-rw was an .torstion U w«Jd pndtoblr tUn to Ued th. tab. Thr trouble in UHte a tfokon ia k rnttof s tabs, th. bafthyou spaaktrf; toffl b. tM diflculty u» uhsaMiac th. sir from it in ordm­ an i. ml > *ru:- —11 -. x. Michigan Exchange. Mttl WOOL CARDING. Why Is it that Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitten increase in sale every year? "Wool Carding Because They are the best combinstion ever made. Why\Do tho Druggists reoxnIkend Dr. Hoback's Bitton to their customers? ofabKMt.tary kmd. TbaaMdaofwrml dMidaoas tnm eoauaon to this 7^SilSEH«aS.'ixi scsfir.sswSsiteSjs I?fk BLACKMAN. sad gwtoisilii bmt vbas wn tn th. foU. Ostalsa M<b rwwuata pod. on th. tM.^trAntar, and may b. gaiUtad aad plaatad silfar in th. fall or Mriy ■pria< Taking into oonmdmtion th. ttoanty at th. tna and A. vs>as of th. to IHhiljpMMl. MJ. Because After yoan of caporicnce and trud they have been proven to bo a auro euro for Dyspepsia and Indigos- Why Is it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Ho­ back's Sugar-coated Blood Pills? WOTatfSSfc Ite -HatoM LmS SUtohrrto.lt* Sil. aswtsaw.- . JSiKisii: ifSJSBSs hooda Th.r. ma ao prababdiliM that X-sSaSETA&ri&l! 3E’»E fc» toto *« M UM||!..... . »4 IX. Mtewlvw Itehto to [ruwl.i AiMrw. rouSHOX. class a co. BtoM. jiu. . row. hs^a. rs. c>mm». n.vak UM«.jto. .tant ■ s?£L-as'~~**~0" Onsaw Wam Wsanm—D. P. A, ■ «»' »PT*F*. SJf •..**» ****•- rnK»5fejsEn»a •JIZL."-*' ““an Why Are Dr. Hoback’s Blood Purifier and Blood Pills tlie bent remedies taken to­ gether for the cure of all dismses of tho blood ! Because The Stood Purifier is tha «nlv artieto in the market which contains the celebrated rosily Drugs- imported ex­ pressly from Sweden for its nixHufacUitv^and the Pilb cuataia the activo principle ••f Podophyllum (Mandrake Hout,) and is a aubatitute BIB roiMS to to. nM< rw»iT«>i u. Urtt«toli»MiBir.t ii.ritoi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-10-12.pdf 8f96ba63e623032a17b3c85549222ddc PDF Text Text M..,,. lie, 1>UY GOODS CLOTHING, 1^,yRB.L.C.°-^ IGAH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER □I DATLT UXEiriNG LARGE jopman n Tiiiin SHOES, HATS & CAPS, GROCERIES. Cv IMMENSE *a'-l HASTINGS DRUG STORE iA.ai«Kjajnnz!iHi i TYM. II. JEWELL. SCHOOL BOOKS, I acnooL hooka vaoTOti aa* which should trike her dumb wul» aur>vr end shuno; mm urW rebukethat should rouso her. and frighten bar out of «B this waaknres nd misery at care. For tr*ly it waw • poor, asirrabla life that «U wawhring atr | nd Uta way out of H did not appear- I«JW<Ui>>,tuiu4 vmmb hid stood up, and pemnixd tlrlitj am! honor toward each other, »i*’M Idgb “ “J •_____._ 1— _ ,.L <1— I .11 1 — SCHOOL BOOKS, , /7<y> LOWEST PRICES. oiiEULE t ncssrai. Sept- f. IMO. HATS, CAI’S. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. DRESS GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, jUmI Ur.d-.tfb. Ud»* •IomI" TU Hit ditinel word, that H CROCKERY. n HE IMS M SME I S^.H.nnMi'iWYlfrCT : in u“' 9t“u” finite nrfttii adPhMUin "H raral SaliMa ’ ' WANTED! ALL THE BUTTER AMD EGGS DT BARRY COUNTY, For whi.-li th , Highait Marital Prire in CASH will ba Paid .0,000. Worth rji/a'zuiiir. BRICK & MORTAR Mt as though l*nradiw—all that could b»-thiawwrid without Hany-« w “I will amt Hvitaew wtea ha ■> pdMd.Md dared not thiak of what lmw,"wH»a>»lo Ur-df. A«d in would b. Cha 8ow*MpaW»d; thw frem. of uund. filUd with ugwid. r— 1 L— _t.k r.„ .K. ^^nnVrem’r.T-L Hdioy Urty sT fa MM. 1RW-70. It was nrs^arkable £» a ray £^.“Ejrftdi?dFx: L Mill! I warroo 4[frV^ <□*.» thwrrreu rnfcc ; • Ar-:;;i �Save vara mgwev! BUT BUTO» AT TUB CETY BAKERY! -y"»— * fa-____ _ vrvrv __ L-i- 2 I th* R-publioan party, and knew full wall1 . the wfaba* of the propl* on aD theqaeebone of tb. day, and that thi* rommitero wu a unit in favor not only at the risU MS! on Confectionery. trerr hif'cwdersold i NEW GOODS. mmvaatioa appMid to the taaaialftii to aao th* raaolatteaa, the purport of which waaa Tally known, at teeal to "Bapabh- MB! any Bepabliaaa, Ac” la thia the gwotternaa ia Aghtteg a ghoal which cam. * >th U pnetaaly th. some .oft addar natatoar biddteg. oar wm ft. prerom. Wb.t that eharartreure that portion of hta ar- euggroted by anything w. mid tide ia which be spank, at Mr. Blair w. did charge wa* that h* bid tha traharing beat a candidate far Banator daring kb term a* Ooaaraar at U»a *i IT 'X VOESon. itSjr 1 accused ““ which I *m of tho " desperate game of defeattag. wberevirr by iLA rib. Ztate‘Ut^l!3X ^y>J*Z«yZyL.^friZr <aara*,ortha want, and wish—of dif finest loaalitia* may sirggaet Wa tare* ■too tba arnanao* that rereral speaker* fruta abroad will addnre th* jwopio of Barry cotmty. Wp w«U4 taB Maaial attention to Ihe local urnmiug, „d ate a fal attaadaao* o/tha paapfo of *B jtertte*. Lot the peopl. ia each tecalvy make ft a egnaial duty to bar* all Beoas- JU TfcvWfcrmtrBBFuR >«■• SPOOL* COTTON al H1IAKER HOQIMi, _ OI.'H CUSTOMKB8 AT THIKTT PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM PEEV] OUS RATES!! • ' J. B GOODYEAR. Dry Goods, WM. BARLOW Notions. Beudy-Made You can't open that Door! Clotliing, • Hats, Caps, itirely requires this step, and we expect our customers' will ’ ’ tated a tew that paired white ha wu State Senator, by auroung hi. own hsro before hinted preUy plainly, that property and that of hi* township about ’ Wa would suggeat to our friend, urar to M“It look, that way." W. should oneAflh its each vale*, is occupying a the way that now ia tbmr tima to make ’ Kka la ba ronnacad that w* ar* mte- poritioB befarn th* pnbiia that <tee* not ! thair Arrtunes by aanrring a latent upoo | talma aad will dimrfidly pabtrnh atomj tha locality af th* CocamiUro’s hand the plan, that will "gat out arery rotor." । ‘ pteta denial if th* lion r^lauma can ] taa hi* way (data to rnnfetetftly mak* | garter*. W* thought then as we ttaak W* prorate* Measn. Bowse A Co, on RjuiSy “ Itapublicun " is deridadly I bow, that th* gaetlaraaa wham th* adi- •hr itemocrutic Btata ticket, would bid . miatakra u to bi. historirai facte, when high far it. “ Fl bare th* figure, k, | h* on that Gw Blair run behind hi. 1 tor inuala are “ tending Ropublirwaa" ticket ia eraro county in the third Con- had taken a wry lirang* method at grtnalona! datriet. at th* last eongrea- ■\ manifastiug their appreciation of th* ' ' sons! rtecfional the Aset being that bo , honor aontemd upon than by tha re­ did not run behind in a ringi* rounty, , ■leant the on* in which th* opporing 1 Wo cancfid»te U»*d, and ia tlut one oolr, . MILO ‘ Vv<J>.d Will retire from the active du- tics of the Grm. and. devote hia time to closing up our bookfi. A fifteen yearr buiinctt'imper- All Grades. rtUVYLWKM PAMW. ■MMnm WMLKTNU FUITR, good paurra. FACTORY CLOTH Ji feU G O O.PiX- E.A R ., .uvvXi i UaitnlStatee Senator, white an* an. in a hundred would rota tor “Itopublioua'. » toe, wa ragrat ft." Now th* gentleman candidate, are* a* their toteanth abofoo ia fighting the air again. W* made no i lint th* nariity of “ Itepablioan'. ” attack upon th* Central Commit!*. Wo Mid nothing that rould ba re mb- | ctecidadly entertaining aad w* aaggaat stoned, untea* it it made to appear that a man, who as Saperrtenr, adrocak- that tha editor at th* JbfaUaaa ia tha I •d tha e..nif.M-.* of a poaitir* taw of th. . kJ '<.1 r. at once’cxnminc^tficir accounts, and settle thet>y. exit or n nuknrastte sold within the J xt Sixty Days. Winroo THE PUKES. HU88KLI. A AV M The Lsrgest stock of Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from thi* comiuunity, we tball U'>vr<rffer vur Good* at great­ ly RWH^EI) PRICES to Caah SimniMlSHING GOODS, fc. What Door? ---- . inunufactare Ctothlng to ehar|* at tba Tsitziain MX J. K. HAWEIBA, PRESTON & BROOKS! and Prompt Paying Cuatomen. “ow rverivinu n Very LnrRo 'Steak of New .and choice Goods, _ ~ F tvaqq-Low Prices. ATsrtffcrEre IF they । R. MUDGE. ’ hot < CARRIAGE FACTORY. THE OHEAPEBT GOODS XIST REMOVED BARLOW & GOODYEAR. We tarito th* .pedal altonttasi of ver reader* to the fallowing fact* aad figure* sa pmentwl by Senator Conkling, cf. Naw Turk, ta a sporoh at Utira . few , oreiung. siaea. It [mwente sn ecknowl- i I *dged feet—tba economy of Pretedrat ' fags may U aaah a rorooau Turn out and giro tha fc-akrr. good audiences, showing that their tabor, ar* approriatad. Th*** area giro thdr Uma aad ta bor cheerfully, to thi. work Of n*c*s•ity, the totottage taut b* tew in nnmbar u the oteedos ia aaar at head. One (or two at moat) ia each town teaR that baton the BomiaaUoa,' at which . »ak. myself liabte to such a charge 1 bo say* himself Mr. Sanford was ' y«‘ ■ sersu-ited' a Itopobtann 1 oar first rhoica,” aad “we rapportBomtaee or incdod other* to do *O| I I know too wail the impoaribilitr of mrintaiaing a Bspubbcaa orgaaisUioe if such li. R K K D . Inrhfe the attention of the Ciiizeiu of Harry County to f their new etylea of Carriatea | Th* .tnmgvwt Miweeteou it cantata* far th. nomdteatarn i* "Thai Mr. Eaafard _________ time ba* aimed to rspnaeat th* city, M well sodtag Jun* 80, 1870, th* »* the mlaruato of th* distnsta, with a LAME! STICK TIAN EVER! Ac Superior Stock tued ,|tn thair Afanufapture. H'e ve^yhoat We notic* that on* of our e.cbange* rbargee upoa u that ear artiste* oa th* . ttenahrial qeeation an a special fight. qtatallr FwTy W. bare ^okra re be raid t Was thi* filling to* hfae of plainly aad unaqiuroaOly apo* thi* qaa*-rdtofropp-yy Wa da bo< attach reach ttoo, that w. think the triaod* of Mr. importance to th* disclaimer that th* bolt is bo< a part of the Sanatoria! roaOur position i* simply thia. Mr Blair, tML Aad white we object to thi* hiding of all tha many troaltent man of th* behind th* Central Cmnmitta., wa daam party ia Michigan, is ear Ant (batea far Baaator, aad w* adrocato hi* rtatau I •gala* al! roman. Tram, Mr. F. is in , th. list, but w. make no .y^rxal fight I against him La fact, our ^erirfjfoU fa i ia another directs., aad w* brifa** ft to I b*. j«rt fight uafiDU with te-iire and pntlauu All ttxraid work; reek fa tha manner that vm mak* hi* labor* most e&etual friaoda are working in their own prahu way qnfatly, Mtbay at* iaUto habit of working Bwpubbeaa. mut not ateep a* the Victoria* at the peat, or re*t content with th. taureta already won. Bemmnbm that “ aarraal eyiteaee fa the price of liberty." and tear, ns work un dcaa which bring houat to do aad hen•rtly dona, will tacreare our majority. This cvpmgs ia ia reality a Wry im- ASSORTED TIMBER. United Stat Watch Oil Tempered Stael Springs W e are now aeliinf below OOCERIES! Provision!, Earthan Ware, Motions. Joekjan and Grand Rapids Pricea. • ALL WORK WARRANTED TO BE AB REPRESENTED. "r^toe ilandingto buy will Terms to suit Purchasers Th* abb** from th* ffaau Jmal at theOd nlu is rather angular. ilm wa prid. ia gretag that ttekM ha tacre—od tak* into rouridarattan tba fart that th* |»p*r'u jaaiahufodto worst Democratic flutter. , W* shook. are toft that they abant fa th* State, and it appear* mor* '■fagularthat th* writ**tbareof claim* to t ; , i > f ‘ Sa "BapobBMa Cbuaty Gmveatiue." although by hia artfateitdoa* sot appear that he lira* anywhere, or ha* eras a temporary pteae of aajoraa to th* Onety ofBarxy. More than thfa, b* retene to boigncnnl of the irfateore of any Bopebhren paper ta the County, though ii'arjbidy also known that there ar* two staunch ItepubliMte journal* ta thi* Ctasty, <* »»•“ rixerfel. iy bar* girt* ptocn to “ Bopeblicaa’s ' Hem ember the place—at the Otd Stand of J. L. Reed, foot dMiaad tha man m recreant toda*y, white the tortetem.*taspfy at last "toCrete the aetke takan " aad giro* a* a reanm far handling iham with the aoA*ei kind af political gtere* that it ahaU Detroit Sept. 17. BUl.TJIEr’T’J. laAAu »-Bll Qs^ Dally Arrtrlag. Steam Cracker Bakery, 2129 mH* party." A procioe* ret af fallow* th* " immortal ninety-right" are, to b* rare, when they bar* tha* to ba patted GROCERIES PROVISIONS, mechanics' uh i ttr anra* ratal. WIT? WSHBS-IACHffl, �rilllTIH! ■ ICHIGAR CENTRAL R. R. Grand Hiver Valley Division. They keep vary aaaron, bat without a douldwiU aoeure lodgings at tha ax perae of the County in a rvry taw dave, if act baton wo go toyewoa. Where is the nee ia our going off oo a long strata of dnnuuriation of these mon and char viUtaaira It io> eeeret thaltbaea gamao.aro played oc every grounds. What has beau doae ia onlv a beginning of what will ba den. aad with that which m to ba, our fair ground wiH aompare favorably with any ether in John Wolf, DICKEY & BENTLEY, • .jjjXe^hetnenM THE LARGEST STOCK Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Framer, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. ' Newell Posts, Banisters, stair tnr ?reuflht to 3Rutingj, Wo notiond but taw benaa on exhibi­ tion although than were some fine owes entered ; bat when we wore 'round they were nearly all before carriages, driving abated effectually and tar all time, aad nun holos, gamblers, and robbers reosovad from our village. fine Merino, and OotawoMs. Thera war. also soma very be Chester White awl as o« exhibition. Michigan Central R. R. Dciteau Cum-lh. Huwy hat rvcwnUy taken a perdue b hie I>rag aad Onwy bustaees, Mr Theron E­ ting of Coldwater. Ha M a young man of ability and the stiaagw no doubt w21 a F. Dwight a <x, Grobb a rumlL E P. Barrell a Co, of thia viRago. and Eh Hhupe, of Middleville, ah hitated acme very fiaa ooUaction. of egFriday era., September 30th, wo were the happy roriptaota of a valuable Doramight boaean Dy the way, the*, Boek, toon, euaristing of eatables aad proa eye, Greble A BuoerU, ageuta, took th- Larka Credit is due Mias Mariah Bush. Intpremium. The “World” wuat ia Eva Booh, and Sarah Blivea, they being the originators of tMa noblo «crprioo. And wo would say io all the kind donors, thaae takno efj your gracroeity will over be ranieniliersd by Emmett Cole, of Sheridan, exhibited u. Hoping God’s btesKHg may attend and had ia opacattan Jone ofG. tr. you in Hfc. Aad iaafly a hosaa in ffalTs patent Ratasy Harrows whirti Peninsular Railway. Tbs worktar prtadpta af this U«. b each that by auro gcaaf over the ground Ihaaailia draggvd, ro-draggwd. cross dragged aad dragged all over. Many this implement btd it is claimed by the agent aad patentee, that tha rotary prindpta relieves the draft. 1 CLariotta, nd drooped tha people of Haaiingv at the Court House on Tuesday eventag ta behalf of the 1‘rohibition 1-rty Mr. RobiaMa u the ouuUlsf tor Srostcr for Eaton and Barry, and Mr' & is the candidate tor Prosecuting attor,ey far Eatsa Co They won batoned to Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, 'and Brackets of every description. HON. Z. CHANDLER! I am aethorued to ray that Senator Chandler will address the people of Berry Qmnty at the Court House Wed­ nesday svwatag Nov. 2-jUl 1-3 o’clock P. M. upoc tha Politaal ioauaa of the day. pumpkin elxmf the stat of an egg, with a perfect bbeenta protruding therefrom. Dtntx t flwta have opened anew moot market at the grocery stare st L will not Ite yaa A Kibble, aad propose to keep all AU kinS rf??M?&CrTTDTD8, kind of manta in the but stylo Thia ja a Very central location aad wa doubt la any quantity to null purehasen not but that they will do well. As rua a job of plastering aad orae- credit tbora hanl trarae, end f wi.l oct sell ono rant's worth more to any CM ex­ cept fur cash. AU those indebted to ma by busk aanouat er note, aro requested to call immediately and settle to avoid laying orate. Jsnv G. RcxtaB. HateinSa.&fL-th. J870. ACKLEY * SLADE, t o r4 their poet Two of them, the late Carlo Road, and “Father" Hoaftrd, who died last February, lived long eoough to are the eracaea <4 their Ob wurk tallv enur­ ed, ami to ran sumo toward tor thsir nobtoealfdoutaL .vtiotl-i Niia. mJBSWdQSs Druggists Sundries, Groceries, Baskets Bird Cages. School Books Stationery, fc. IIOWAI WWIiHHBW Mra. MrtiaraEafl iriaao, of Grand RapIda, sad were bar own handiwork. They wen oat property stahmd tar a promium. rat brings^fa ttoamraty, Atal they bripod smaxiegiy ta d rosea ting the hall. —; "’Hardware Store. itao »nBOrr^roy*:w« -**» tn la*.t 13 month*: �—nAHUMW---- Hair Restorative ‘^IXKDY sSrEsss-s M rsa.wwsat't to wv as; N DOCT. DODD'S E It V I N I. AND IjrVlGOHATOR. Free ts Book Agents. juu Modoiaii #100.000 NERVOUS DISEASES ■EaftET"-’ •jiSfess' Sl> -»A t>l¥K3A-SS’a»7 u? Af. TMEA-JVECT.HR ^VOID Qt'*CtS..f,<D,.r..1l. 1. e8ra3l!irs2E52 S100 PER MONTH ft— u, u..c to<~. l» ~ HU»U^ UmFKulr. "<»selmeKr^ • TmmenaoogFT: FREE LOVE. I spring, buried ia the proud. Reaper to buy by the box, but ■■B IIUMlIl ifhooght ia utilise keep ia tin cans, isrba should ba gathered on a Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, Fremont Engine Works ITS VOTARIES SIS .Hsu M. Okms, 111- rsTTsaA tboisr * ‘ WELLS’ -I ’ DR. I CARBOLIC TABLETS, A1KIN, PWo. 11. A?r*xis*l Ht. OHAJTD RAPIDS. MICH. small ouaatitioe. U.cwa generally be purchased lower by the band, aad U n-.orw convenient Cod&kdMM-U purchased m small quantities, aa It is unpleasant about the bouse. If put in a dry place it will get too dry; if too damp it will apod. It boxaa toe' uas. Mustard should be grouaduad kept tight. Cream of tartar, tartaric acid, oaseneve, and sal volatile should be kept in glam bottlaa, particularly tha aal volatdc, which should'ham a ground gUas stop­ per. Usa' cold- water to, ‘dism-lring il wbmiMcd. ' . ., . ... Karp cheeua ia a drir, cool placs, and attar it is cut wrap a cloth around it aad mm :e^SEJ£«£ “! 5towstaslmawal “ s.s pe» teKSaK . ,I gaffd." Hsu MU. riwystf Inv.'seU- reui.'s «< । »U.«4 called,an merely wM imztXv duff. (told ai a bermye. Dr. BobaeP, Bilim arc not <r beverage in any I sense of tie Word, lad contain the I mod erpeneux drug, bum Io scinica for the radical nrt tf J Indigedion and Dyipepeia, and 'far alt caret icAfrc a tonic and i ttimulant are ~ l:t!=-.4«a------ ----------------- • U Iks SSKS. I>> JOUA U. KKI.LUU; »i .-i. “rv, ,V..._n ___ imywtmi. =-.s;a~x'aawj“' STOMACH swet - Why ^!^X,S±13•4efiW^.ttSX■r,• - Is it •hut Dr. lluback kSluuiacli Bitten increase in sale every year? BITTIK b<> pourwd into vinegar. Cold toe should be saved for this purpose. PHMrrws and yllios should be Mt Tato gisss, stone or china, sod kept ia arocdplaer. JalliM should be pot ia molds or tumblers. Strawberries, pine- dm, came to (hi, ' country and introduced the Scmtdinatian Blood Pursier; eiucc which time thoutande hare hem cared, by ilr tur, </ BerofuU and other blood diteaen. It tmddiia, lx,ide, th, Iodide of ZWussa anJ Syruf, cf Stdlinffia, drum import­ ed from Sweden for its meat manufacture, vnhnown and not THE GREAT AMEBIUN TEA CO. si j-w rzwyrszxr. SKBSSw-- JMry pack tight in a jar, when it w01 be betP.i»l tlsMls^a topstk PROBATE ORmtR. ts-JSSSEE^Eri. iw?^£S£S35c= EatraygE SWfrt/wStT»a»«». ctrnra in thie country. A tingle trial will conrincc (he mod Optical of ito temderfid tedru. Fiiinu Him Dr. Hoback',' Blood Pin, are VMmmtd by «y «fl Mffliu. tmilar pwyoar. 1ST COME TO TOWN. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Because They arc the best coiubituv •ion or er made. Why Do tlio Druggists rvejuimeiuBDr. Kobuk's Bitters to tb’eir customers f Because After years of experience and tnnl they have been proven to be a sore rtre for Dyspepsia and Indigo*lion. Why Is it that Physicians use and recomtnend Dr. Roback's Sugnr^onfcd Blood Pills* Because BOOOTS They kuotr the ingredients of which Hwy nru made. IIBI1 HOLD QI A MINUTE IttUilA H. HXILLNAX. Ug ertkAtet ssmwi I. .h • | FlUX ! .u.! sSwa* ; szri’x Because dnvtaMMffa sxtesawly leu The Blood Purifier • is the only article in the' rtiarket wbicheontainsthecclebratttd' ewatly Drags -imi>oHcd •«*»-• prcssly fnnt. 8wt?dMi for'its manufeetare, and1 the PHIs contain Um ndivv Nrmrtple of Podophyllum (Mandrake Boot,) and is a substitute for Mercury. fee eente per -fbr Sale by Drugg let,' tutd Dealer* in Patent jr«H«<iw. .rent-eke*,” | .t-roD? aj MIBDUE.VXX.LEI jasesxiitftstst^" Wo»! Oauaing Arc Dr. Robaek^a Blood Purifier nml Blood Pilla ll>« bMt'rcmt^lioi taken togetber far Ik a ears of all dtacaaceOf the Wood? Why Ayer's Hair Vigor, For reHorino Gray Hair Io Its natural Vitality and Color. - ACL ’ A. dressy yteA . Ard Dr. C, W. Ra.UK, Stomach Bitters, Blood.Purifler ,*ad Blood Pi)U the wvuld ask the e.Uxoa. HHG, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-10-19.pdf 033308f49663f5ba2ab4b5324316e538 PDF Text Text 8 HASTINGS, BARRY dry goods IMMENSE SHOES, HATS & CAPS, GROCERIES, «far.ignotdtek. . of teraadfagbcqka rabooljfc , ondtaio . mora «< Want! “*• tet Mpmtana, ??» ? ’rork’“?। XMKStt' rewohth. tanimM. TUauliitafanoftefatellaoCMMrtatfof^tio.. Tbomranl Caaliiiaa k^ pace with te ratello*tel,H te human bteng i. .tented. Wl>7 teteda* "laanl atera.**borum. a perorao.nl prat of teqwte.ll of taO-ai. .,>» THAN THEY „k “ » m r™“l »4 I, UM k « U. IWm T1-, -did. „ On. heated telara Mr teak in te HASTINGS DRUG STORE kaowtedg. of te Xotfaah iaagMV* in tbh W- «b<»Mh tey han hate it apAoa. ja ita parity fteapat Am teir andoattemdayll.' ; *” TM p*Mb ■ rnteg < *" SCHOOL BOOOCT; klBCKLLANEOUd SCHOOL BOOKS, gladly pH* Ur ta»wl«V» bra and highra ariteratio, a diraijdte , that oouM help bra tea ate* appoaiotwo at te moral boartega ia email moV weH ‘John, tf you will do thi^ fa., „ ,. , only thing tes-wfll etert feuheriami." G.nley roplted, "Ira a good Calholi. I and rawant** _ . • • ’ "■ •• wholjte/bratefto whhteJ’^tmJ* _______ la ecanaatwe with the Ibutlwarr, । 'ilh a fall line of heavy aad Light j Work rosatently o-> hand, and . HA3YQ000 J t§£yofiLMeKa—. A8 ,OQd'jlS'Tr TlgfgWicU t>BY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAI'S, GROCERIES, CROCKERY Bain wM ari Prito, Mi « iffl nmil SttitWn w a x 'r i< u ____ ALL THS BU1TLB AID EGOS W HERFT ttJUWT, For whfek te HifUaat Marko* Frte m CASH wlM bo PaM. BRICK & MORTAR ud iatebralioulooramnuratkra. Wilk­ in thirty yonra Buaua oartlom hu boon aboKted and tba thud part of a greet utboo rated io (ho dignity of fraoman. BoBgiooa toleration haa bora granted in Turkey ; ate in China, Italy and Spam. The eduroUoo of th. Jvung Ran bocal mtw reed tematitutaoaof niter. ' takw out of te hand, of th. PrioriPeople of wealth ia oor tear. town. I hard ia Au.tria and pUeed under tba ' •rand IhoircbiMraa tar otteatea io far-; oootrol it tho Nateral guranunaat of •oign teda, till te priartplao of Npte ti:e araular powvr th. aw a. in thia raaiunan odaaatel <Mof teaaa, oral mon try. Th. grant tin at te ' aiaotoouth century, American Haney, haa baou bLtted oul, and faor wfftno. of ehratel. ralud to tho p^ittek WAoaraM and citumu. Within thirty yaara te Sandwkb Idanda Kan booa nJ .email ‘ from berbaten, and han Known a pratperoot chrirtian ownm unity. China, Indra, Japan, and (he Uanda of th/ Oraaa hat. I»r.a opened up to tboipramj oftegt-pel. Tbi temporal power of tho Pope, Which hue exiated deren han drad yun, nad which haa boon wielded with .uch terrible adoei in te iaterrat of WgMry, irptMm.* and wrong, ha, within a few weak, gone down, and it Ja to bo hoped forenr W. hare witnaorad another Waterloo defeat- Napoleon te third, who aworv to dofead te rojrablic end -afterward, mounted to njrMO power by trampling upon te nraV of better man than hiramlf, ia aprte MMWlM twi! Worth aa nwd E»vpe„ and te latter arith Aaia and Africa. Within a abort tan. te Rad m and te IMdotnaaM hot been luted |ty te Straw aaaah andte our own land tin. Atlanta and Prate •era—era aaraaM by that groat aafcoalarvrk, te Parte railway. Im tba votU moron, and it baa uxMd tenter m—Later. rafenK... tea it did ' < < 1 , I I ; •”*■ �MW! turns -The Largest stack of od at tho beck of his ambiliou, and that Co nation ha hoped to daatroy, has so far forgiven him, that in torrow and not I know that for years be haa been your in anger, it carries on its records tho first choice for that position, and fideli­ ty to friends—deserving friendi—m pol­ itics sa well as in social life, is certainly a virtue; and besides, ths ability, ths Ws are in receipt of the following lel, ter from on influential Itopabliora in tho t Cornaty of Ingham, not A candidate for any ofSos, which ws dram it oar duty to > plans before tho public, that wo may ex­ t onerato all parties from the charge of lUrfL Ws printed the note from a copy I we made before sending tho original to 1 B. for publiration ia the ApeMFriend Rtephsn may as well nndcr1 fiat m last that wo are sharp Mffi CONSISTING OF UIT88EIJ. A NEVINS secure delegates both for Mr. Tbomsa and Mr. Itoomev. on the issue of United States Senator. Too, as tho avowed and on exactly opposite position, tba so rolled Inlwr"Reform Party—would no­ minate him end thus they would be sure | That preliminary vote .ought to bo re­ garded as a test of tho strength of Mr. Blair ia this county, at khat time,’asojw [xMed to Mr. Chandler; bocuMo^M bo- of a candidate certain of a largo num- All Grades. - WnirstUtAwpji* . lies of the firm, and devote Ida limo to doaing up our booka. • A fifteen years btixincaa impcr• itirely requires thia step, and / ; t . t / // tjfj- ejp^ct* Our customers will • integrity, and unflagging iadi ................... gi once cKtuninc tltcir accoupta, • ■ 3 ' 1 ■ ■ r J. R GOODYEAR. WM. BARLOW. You can’t open that Door! urd*«<liciU*">e by fcAMf iw OT ---- -- 'NfflKZj"t -- whoto people that their prime is simply victory for the sak. of poUlfcol plunder. To acaraplteh their design they have divot! deeper into thn slime at partisan trickery than ever did aay other party in tho country, and that too, when liiutr only hop* of obccms rested in lu^ng entixtey aloof from tho sligbtest action that looked like political kna­ very.' Aa ills, the laraw ia practically played, tba glare that attracted foe a ■»meat, ia only glare; ami as tho specula­ tors step rate the open air. they are eonsaous at having boon but poorly enter­ tained, and most marvelously cheated. OT <*•>“« *° tb* dachne ia th-o good. WE OFFER THEM TO OUR CUSTOMERS AT THIRTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM PREVI OUS RATES!! j Ever, thankful for the large ijatrnunge wJK bare received Mr. Howard with a wrutera man, thsu certainly. Mr. Blair who resides at Jart। eon, only throe hours ride from Detroit, boernn* nearly as objte&maUe in that regard as Mr. Howard. I am no great ubw offier our Goods at great14 REtfTCED PRICES to Caah PRESTON & BROOKS’ and Prompt Paying Customers. ■ of Congress on tho llih tert. Tteeag- i eboice at Iterator. then the Hon. T. W. gregote shows a net tea of one in Penn i. Ferry ought to bo regarded as the mrst sylrraia, and one in Indiana, though I appropriate eanfodale. Hs lias troops without doubt Robert C. Schenck, will of friends in this fkiunty, and ia all parts of tho State, who wfll bo likely to ■pooh for tho o.-itire party. 1 appre­ hend that when tho nuusos of.lho party •peak tor themiclrru, they will tail's difThe- gentlemen who are to represent us in the next Legislature are higb-miad-1 ad, iateihgrat men, and bare independenos eouogh to set in this matter accor­ ding to their best judgments. They Wil undoubtedly do so without being dictated to by any convention not har­ ing legitimate juriediction over them.-1 mtoated County tieketo. and in a few lo­ cality, candidates for Representatives • and Senators. Ws do not propose to^go over the reasons which they mgs far tho course they are pursuing ; the ool- Before this paper reaches our readers, ' they will have learned from other fciurce. . of the death of t^fchief military load­ er of the Confederate anuiao daring our late terrible war, and will have reed, al-' •o, glowing reports of ths honors paid to his remains ia the dly in which he ry proper plate, and at every proper op­ ■pant ths last few years of his brilliant. portunity daring tho present coarsen— We nodes them, not because we think they have strength enough to wort out E. Lee fills a fisll pegs Defended any particular result, but beeaure, ia the from a family of historic rvinowu, whose nature of things, there era some inrafnames were inextricably woven with ferabla ob.tach. to tier racoMS. which tho mumrntuous struggle, out of which ws wish. plainly an J briefly to pretent And th. first thought that foraWy the mind, ia that ia their central fwiaapls they have nothing that will assy and rapid trams. x The result Uf Una fostering cara. this eorn-»t national solicitude, the world knows, and the knowledge is not eraneeoent, but will be aa assuring as time­ lie has eareDed his name with the Cat. alinea, the Mark Antony’s, and the Ar­ nolds of history, and such ■wcoeding graeraiwn will use that name in conneotfon with otbsra. Who proved unfaithful ■ ■ Riji ■V’v ' New A.t and choice Goods, very IxiiV I*riceH. REMOVED BARLOW & GOODYEAR. integrity. ' Wo1 Kato k&rirn him in- j innately tor fifteen year*, and think him in all reepxts eminently fitted to do honor to the people a. a Legislator. Thai district ia largely Bajmblwaa and LAltU STOCK THIS tataly the endnrwment of tho Chanty Gamton a!fonlv no ground for the formation of weh on opinion. No one kuowi better than yourself tho SOM with which oath resolutioos ere earned thro' either of tliera, the interest' of tho par­ ty and of tho Stein will bo’aafo. I hare . not written through taoiirse of hostility ' ought to be—rad if abated will make a । to Governor Blair, with whose election, I Itojwveetative worthy to bo the ■oorawor if ho raocneds, I shall be aalisfi*!, but of inch men a^Xrtot f, ifoci^riaod *■•imply because I deem the extravagant j claims made in hiv behalf to be najuat to the other distinguished statesman dnuicte that hoaerad them in tbs,fare of | in advert.- majority with seats in the I I HsUl of legidatioa We hope to so- I j euro the election of Mi. Hipkins but if [ivxkxwts ar ths Massa.] "Bonus” i» the foregoing artide seems to take it for granted that Lbs people of tho County are like him inter- i "Tmatt Ixitef Wsa ’—A BermThe .Ir-.'sAriW wiU. on j aetod in tho proqority of tho celebrated "IMrcURiag." and »dl of cuurra join January 1st enter upon its 30th year of him ia bis efforts to carry out their pro­ unceasing war upon ignorance, poor gramme. But wo know that no axuuA* erzqs, unprofitable Jabir. |«ov boass- I erahle r<rt of ow propio can by any poo- -kroping. humbugs, etc., etc., and the ■bib'ty bo induced to do ray ruch thing. -------- ------------ " e“ r”rfk*’ •Bonn.” wants Jacob M Howard for Bonator, and as a part of tho "Bing'' programme, but if Hr. Howard cannot be clocte.1, by the means both fair and foul which are being inaugurated by hie United Stat. Watch Co. ry. us would erem from his article. Bal this item of it will be exraediajiy sur­ prising to on parties horeobouta, who ragged resonant in iadasL Ung after every othar hope of a robcBimu people had expired, when tho ana of Jefforeon Daria had eat ia the clouds of contempt. What Door? from' thia comsaflnity, we altall re-nomination the pretest year, for the position ho fills with so much credit to himself sad honor I . ths Diatrict Bal in this tharo is one thing that U of imparf8aA. aadhi.tho almost open ac­ knowledgment of about the only oul•pokeu Howard mas in thU motion of Barry County, of a bargain botwain tho ftiw4.nfMr.lL and Mr. Fsny. by WEI I D$$^ Provisions, Knrthau Ware, Notions, a*a New Block, rumi a beoou. NEW GOODS. '-USb'WE!. GROCERIES HOWARD ; be sold within the PROVISION, . SglyahWALtt^GWm, >™J«£8 4MtCH.CAM«. CITY BAKERY! “c&CKOU. W»v*1 IrtM �th< R.tn^'cv Mew Advi GREBLE aioiua ennui a a RUSSELL Grand River Valley Biviswn. “ So did I. rSTi ! Sash, Doors,Blinds. Door and Window Framer, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts, Bapisters, stall - ? outed fartbar; a tex inch pipe will hsv. to be drive* and the* wa may expect to sea an artaaian wafl. Mr. 0- has teat money ro far on hi. rontrifk but still to ready and wUUag to go ahead and not abrnwlou lb. rotarprfo^ U to. viltogu win only aari.t him a Lttto in hi. toffl £raw.sr.t -g-g ^■TT*1 "-dHtaL It uti'toto For Sale or Excha W*ms m nrx S.-a.Mum.r,, -Wo <Sp the following item th. Allegan Jtoraaf II wu smrf by the Gangs* cum.pondasd of that paper. Bawssom, HL, Sept M 70. Mr. V. dear sur i brtieve a belong to 1 tellers think a her got ua ia a Ulo place, but ear moat sgwrioualy toolia jour1 ’ good furnrthin stuck up sola*. The1 eathera konfedarisy is not dad it to onto’ Mag Donnoaa. lathe wards of mr; Undarbridge Webster it Mil] hves, and1 all taa grants, roltsx*. end kock tod Mn^XJLlS^r and Har^y Wright, ,buttton ia and out of tuflt, kart Ham­ ByordrTefltepubltoaaCo.Com. D. R Coox, Ch'n. HON. l1h*HDLER ! ’ WHO. arasx a» lImaUaa<*. JXov. 0. IISVO Maa A Wife. OU Kashiovmd Girt. Bride's Fate, ever to tbs Dsmocracy gmttestes* wwU as the Nstfoual Guisrawiant I trust that too psople are hardly prepared for thatjustyot. In tbayear IBM ths Ba­ publican party was orgaaued upon tba tirosd basis of liberty end even and axart jaatire to all men, without regard to easto or color, rihlto the Itosmuntia partysomainsd, as it over bed boast, toe champion and expoaeat at that highmi HAB1IWAEB spirit, the immortal parts kaai ba tied ,up aa the baddies limbs, gnats baamata may pearw na, balti* may go inter our vital*. Bum ihcto mav scatter our ire out. and then tbs auto.™ kaofsderiev will remain ia potansy and like the notes ,of dad scllwrn nmrtnrs go ar Marching ' KfuBuau. GOODS AND PRICES. G RUBLE A RUBSEJlx SASH, 0001IS AM US, Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, The relative pcritwa of tho trio partire rinoa that tone, togrthre with tlmir g— oral Mt. ami doiap upon tba qmist—a of Elarsry Tsmjmraace. are well known to every sitiaan of even the moat moderate intelligussre, and needs no ex position hero. The areata of the past and Brackets of every description. CHANDLEH’S Owing to the sorority of th* lUna, the •ditor of thia |«por waa a nab to to fill of th* man, mentioned iu last week’s bin appointment at Hickory Corners on l)asn> aa baring boun umud fur Wednesday evening. Bat tba County highway robbery, waa concluded MonC.-mmittes direct na to give notice, that i JobaJL VanVelaor. end Geo. M- Dewey. .mH apeak at that ptoee on Saturday jssbh FlRNITtfiE! W. H. BUBk A OU-’fl COLUMN. John Wolf, North Bide Maia Street Men a and Boys' Shirtg, Men's and Boy/ Collars, Men’s and Boys' Uuderelotk’g Men's and "Boys’ H'f Hose, Men's and Boys’ Gloves. Men's and Boys’ Neckties, Silk and Linen Handkerchief, Umbrellas and Canes. Traveling Bags, K. Owen,whohas a nurery and small fruit j farm iBbut 2 mitos nurth at toil village. 1 li**pl*red epos oar table a basket of i nice strawberries, and 'has sevnral'nwrr at how. TUakrrfd! R[»> Itiwber raw ia lb* latter pa^. of October! They iTHJJJJjAgGEST STOCK rmurmut. Srrr Sriugkt te Sutinge. Wall Digging. I au propawed aa usual to taka oontnxa. for digging wdk efoterm. ote, in toe beat manner. Also eloaaiag and re­ pairing done promptly. V“ ’.J-— ’ Dxccsn Hau Wont —Hunting Bp lo­ /What • perfect satirfhetion and par"; cal items whan Ibero ain’t any gratiltoation it must ba tor men to pound A. W. lUnrr is going to bare a first each others fares _ to jelly, and then pay I elam barore. shop in hi. new brick. the riling. 110 or Hfr for it Tba mrn; tbought of it appears no enticing tba*. w. .tewrtvw lww so many of our eiti■uaa<.t> rtfrtoi from indulging OTA aptadU A—rtmm.1 af COB FINS AND BURIAL CASES, « h.nd. A GOOD HEARSE Furnished Arc in receipt of a Large and desirable. ROHRER’S Drugs Ajstd WILD CHERRY TONIC ■ Uul lll^eg Ruticcy. ------- —----------. ACKLEY & SLADE, tiara. OsMuawnt. - Bouvethl ng for oar litlto girts to busy thsmselvw about at odd tunas, can bo found in the folfovieg: If youdmiro to transfer prints to glass, wood, eta., you mast first ooat tho glasa with dilute lac or ctoar eopal vantoh. The print must then be mosstmsd with water, and, white tho varnish remains sticky, tho paper is plaraJ upon ton gto- with toe print side oc the rarateh; u must torn bo pressed Rsetly to mako it adhere. Several folds of white paper am now to bo jJared upon toe back of the print, also a board with a light c™ Dysentery, AgtM, KUtout Fever, u.mci pr^M. r * at 11>* Mtttxr a co. Don’t Forget MEDicrbrtae; Every department of the well known papular Cduling Store will be found complete. , . •* ,,n DETROIT, OCT., 1870. DRYGOODS! Particular attention paid to ComponnAing Prescriptiflcs. CLOAKS and SOTIOSSI will art tot you All kte£ rf^SS&O^tuiDB, STORE OPEN at ALL HOI’E8 AND PRICES LOW. In any quantity to suit purchaaere Hardware Store. Over SOO DETROIT 8TOVE8 « us Ln Use lent IS month* 2 ’ �GDY :«2S \ IN AND INV1GORAT0R Michigan Exchange NERVOUS DISEASES. -* JUST COMETOTOWN swuntsnsrsi Boddfs as THEU-JYECT.'IH SHOES JSiftr - TU nMM<.Q W 0. MSP ^-->4 ■ MW r | »». ktoyu to ON A MINUTE I I ■javesigrs’.xrsig pzissarss.ffeijar AGENTS WANTED EOR . wmm. raoui urs ar «w *> £e»»ag.S<. "i> orrics. *-~r« "-j-V " to tr. ^lurnKf k v'-HX ffiES ■ sm " «U 4^, SJULL tMOFJT, F(JR , CJSU SEEsifeS FREE LOVE. Fremont Engine Works IcARBO'il^BLETsJi 2323482323482323534823233 I A* ..hatoi y fcr *11 B^nAtol,, JSSEISS^BStMStX.'S ' mm4 n.. Ector to N« York, 3M miU., Buffalo to N.w York, 433 mflc, Dunkirk tn New York, 460 mike. • * ClrroUnd to New York. 625 miloe, Cancianaii to N. Y-, MO mi]M, --- —------ •eta. IIM.. ,„u „u. axd ui mow -< I. ■' U.M ->• »«••<■•- • nl. CrU to 23 sai*» mawiwa won Um to Ul DB ynU/r CAMOI.IC TABLETS fSMu. WM«kra<')ff.Xi »»*S4M '•**£' a.J] DR. AIKIN, Mo, 11. Canal St. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. sn,-sr. asSr^tegsS t st- ’SSgE^iv 1~.« l-te'.tvd _.l :l» I’ » I1 _^^-issiris:ij2ars; iMtto. •>* •.*• W-M rWwto- LrMt»«ai- >*• *- S£fiS i?*S. ... is... G.u.—. ,b»« WHS to. L.iSi BDBACK’S marirf, j’.mu is/rinWe xuril. ------------ Sfoti llilln-t, to callrd, art wertit fiMictuky ' aoii <u a Itrmyr. Dr. Robati't ' Dillcrt art W a bereragt in any KnK of <«/ trard, &ut ron/uin lit CUKIOIST r*;^A*-«y. «»4 CATARRH- N£ Why IJMPTI Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Is il llut Dr. Boback'aStom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year? BITTI1S Because They nro the beat eoicbii tion ercr made. Sss ■>rZ^urg2s^?xasi: Why THE 6HEAT AMERICAN TEA CO. - . ,31,A;S3,FWr#rAWX. Do tiko Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Hoback a Bitter*, to their customers? ' mu noon Because After yean of experience and trial they have been proven to be a suro euro for Dyspepsia and Indigca- Why PUIIFIKl Tlic Blood- Purifier w ijw only articio >n tho market n Uielf contains the celobrntod eust.ly Drugs imported ex­ pressly from Sweden ((jir .ita mnnufacturc, slid the Ttfls contain Iho arttre principle of Podophyllum (Mandrake Hoot.) and is k substitute (or Mercury. Why west carding. FI.X.1B! rtteUr.. XtIm.U aZ WW^ Afu Dr. Hoback's llluod Purifier nttd Blood Pills the best remedies taken to­ gether for the cur? of nil diseases of the blood ? Because rim *** Is it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Ho back's Sugar-coated Blood Pills? BLflflD “W i StSbJrSSiSSi: Are Dr. C. W Roback’a Stomach Bitten, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Tills tho three greatest remedial the world has gter known? Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring 4ray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-10-26.pdf bbdd4f578ab750885a365e91d35a9d36 PDF Text Text TH* W VOL XV. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, THieoun GREBLE :higan, we dnesday. October 26, i870. NO. 26. | ‘ RUSSELL imWfi, AriiALi'J DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, «€XcJtP®, \jt JCZK 'AC SHOES, HATS A CAPS, GROCERIES, Ths Champion of Low Prices. coifiwm pricks! -r«—™ui ran H.»X -1 IL AHKWOHTH. Sr'pii’ Om wannaahb* aad (>a Krao wn»am.af PrBeaaa, wee tonm MM the bottle at WUerioa Haw* the. bat righto* yM old Wturtr Cnxaa Baron h the riehael poet tn tba worid, He lent year-* iaeott* hri^ ITO.OOO. HASTINGS DRUG STORE AnwiiuJ Aawii.L Faaaaan, lately daeeoaad, •nteeod the nary at 9 yean of ara waa wounded at IS, and eerrad S5 yean ia haado tweoty-enw timea. Auirboy makMalrtg *aa. juataa a erooked eapliag makra a crooked tna. A abort tiara aftaowifaU JrriaC writea Tboee wiio make our rreat and uaafid men were trained tn tfair boyhood tube th unto MMther a* Ms fame, wbe wmafarnnBrifag uFtefar •. . "Yob give * amount of tbe ancriagd Shu'toUeUawhoO&lM D—lt nad Mlowinj dvrice: To every prime who •vught her hand. abe primal. I Um UK of a doable almood. while .fa ate th. other half. and Mid : "If your kmtehtp can actfeeed ia gabfa* Ba io Uba anytluag fa* year HA3YOOOO SCHOOL BOOKS, Wj. afatoc I* hamenlptoto— ma if be wiUfe had dirertod tba priuooM to ti I waa about Io take aomething fro the OourUady alwaye atmpedl 59 DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, JIIMT" one af them, afa would appear i be Mt at far fret emweaa w GROCERIES, CROCKERY, IT W Ml BSH STORE! Ab anywhere in the State. aiw6'^Srt!'o.’ Jims' ft» wMi ut Prita, al n iffl nrrat SitWta. WANTED.’ AL BRICK & MORTAR! ______ THE BUTTER AJH> EGGS IB BARRY COUNTY. Fee .Uh the Higfaai Raabe tIMoOia CASH will bo Paid ‘ Crntiii ---- ■m.lGPMOnf ** gpAiwa. < Reapei > aii Btpairiit kiendbHMJagmym* Uprwhia apple that emo. a year fa waa portnd to .mell, and then there Ouae ia 'Bind a eety wim Um, MdWW trweeod taj more than you be-os the contrary bo waa iiut aa cam wad aollectod ua faam-hom. eaid that fa judged .Wte «M niarta, a body would fiad it eoMadanblebeOcr to at­ tract attention by a pfatamaua moral chararter than a salty burial eaaa wi th a twell doBradata oa it MaadU man, be wan I'd djwthae da te a eona »> that ■» any l'w taeUad ■ arm year. There'• aome aatieiadiua in baryta'a man like that You leal that what yoa'rc dolhg it A&nrertatad. Lord bleat you, to't L» got planted baton he a. - - - - f -■ i___ u �MON Mu Emtou.-Thinking that our patotio frieadu in Hany County may bo ; 'j«*Fi iSisn I OCT. M. 1870. Ifoptibljc-jin jrflnnnaiions. chnreh buildings on ths different plana. Pereoui ia tho country .are accustomed to build dwelling booses part at a time, by employing mee’lmnic. by tho day and buying the material as used. Of tho ex- j I-dieney of fAm I have nothing to My. I but I beliore when applied to church­ building, the plan ia usually, almost uni- A8D All Grades. ting over and calculating on thia subjoct.) that ehureh and «huul bouse boil ding is carried Io entnvaganoa, and oil tho imperfections in .the work or style. Now tho quicker a Loose can be tiniahed after it ha* been begun the Issa tio»> they have for observing Raws end faults, consequently tho more readily and promptly it will bo paid tor. It has been the result of ray observation that mi£8 tnrlJjy^S.^J^ftsLL. JOBmsna». ties of the firm, and devote his W Oniagte the mat decfa. i, thana, goods WK OFFER THEM TO OUR CUSTOMERS AT THIRTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM PREVL time to ' closing up our books. A fifteen years business imper­ atively refltyrca this sttJp, and we expect our cpRlptflenUXlU 3SOT ’ rushed into the street, where they were dor fur tho completion of the bull-Ung. i met by others who had coma forth |o and furnishing of lumber and material, i see what was up. The wave nstaid to the houso is soonest finished, Ina diaatmove from west to east, both vibrations lasting, as before statrd, about twenty You can’t open that Door! ^ver^hankf Mbr the large gave received fMin -tiftfity, we sltoll __________ oSia. at great|iHui<T.!> rmCES U Cmh Patronaftv we GitecBigBE it EuDvii PRESTON & BROOKS! d Prbinjn Paying Cintdincra. Michigan's loading men in point at IntoUoctunl endowment as well as physi­ cal development. He waa for firn yean PrtuideU of Albion College. At 10AO tho Mrvicee were opened by a hymn given oat by tho pastor, Bev. E. A. Kctrham, and very well aang by the choir. I*niyer by Bev. Hoary CarrolL. Afiar an oathom by the choir the Dr. anaouMed Lis tert. Gal. VI. 14. “But' God forbid Hut I should glory ravw in CARRIAGE FACTORY ^BARLOW & GOODYEAR faulty - the vivacity and dash of tha car-' airy, whether engaged in special eerriee, or os a eu-oparaiire form-th* energy, | skill, sod scientifio ability displayed by J the artillery and engineer aBcer-t. all in­ dicate th* superb i*rg" piration and di»- | ciplmo of the Prussian army. at well as . the high character of its arterial. There I is non* of the military establishments of Mt Enron.—In accordance with a the destruction wrought upon Strasbourg , notice published in youj paper, the by tho fire of tho German artillery may 1 Christian Church in Nashville was dedi­ weU raise tho apprehensions of the Par cated with appropriate service. Wodiaiani The thick stone walla of tho huus-ve end public buildings wore bat-tored into chaos, and tho artillery was directed with such precision that hardly a point aimed at waa ever mirttel. Tho Gorman* inland to open a fearful fire , upon Paris, from guns of great rung", ' congregation was dismissed. Tho miathrowing eoormona projeetilra, solid and istora present and participating in the sxploeiro. Who can toll how Paris;will exerohes, were. Rev. Dr. SammorUU. of Ciarianrti, Ohio; Rev. D. K Mil­ lard, of Jackson; BeV. F. Turner, at Sunfield, Eaton Co.; Rev. S. Bredahaw, of Grand Lodge; Rev. T. Hamilton, of naato of^the Pope against the occupation MsptoGrove; Bov. Mr. Edmonds, Paator of the M. K- Church, and Purr. Mr. of Horns by the Italian troops, Oardiaal Antonelli nay. that the “supreme head Dunham, Pastor of the Beptfat Church. Of tlia Catholic Church wiU in future bo The sermon by Dr. SumtnerbaU, fbuud- Then cane tbe raising of the debt of I th* society. Your rorrespondont would hare been glad to have beau able to , write that thia part of the cxerci^s was also a sucre*, but unfirtnartrly such Invites the attention of the ilizens of Barry County to! their new styles of C-iowsfes \ and (ho Superior Sluck used in their Manufacture. JIV I are using the very best IAIIEI STOCK THAI Will ASSORTS!) T1MBRR ‘ tiona, dropping to |S5. It was eontinuod, and finally the basket* were cireoluted, and tho result oa near as wo can SKBCIiRIES! Oil Tempered Steel Springs. Be are now selling beloip^. Provinoni, Earthan Warg, .' t. Notion*. | AS IlEPilEMENTED. Those intending to buy will they proved to b« a down or so of rocks io all appearance perfectly nalire, which had bead their way oruahvm tigutiou, save money by-calling on us Terms to suit Purchasers Jinnrmfcrrar pjjwnr- «4 Old Stand of J. L. Rood, foal New Advertisements. HOWARD (UNITARY Alt) That martbt wrrs lASBiiifi-smffl Universal Hrthes Wringer LINKS COATS, ■KAVY Uh» PANTO. C o nfect ion ery. *1 I �MICHIGAN CLBTIUL R. B. Grand River Valley Division. Sash. Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Framer, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts. Banisters, staii Railings Ac.. Election Notice I Hading^ ftepc 7th, MM GteHGr&i-Y 'a “ ;r SfitKi. oat aad ethers arc nxpocted to otto We am looking for eiorriaae of nm inteeaai. Shortly ww wtU sand y brief description of the naw buB Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description. HON. Z. CHANDLER! Barry Coonty Sunday School Aaooaattaa Bcuau * Latin han brought on , wil be bold at tbs Metbodist ohiurh, right done hulten. froa the Glenn A Hastings Thursday and Friday, Not. [ Hall —anufactisring company Rnuvra, Eaton Ooanty. has a Job CHS®, ia nunacttan with a paint shop. » that wtoai mat be printed oaa Da painted Good lack attend ilia propri- N, Tbunday. In tbs afternoon of Thenday. r^nrtd will.ba baaed froan the new Piaudant aad other buday Schoul wodtan, aad from tbe Pratodent of the A—ociatwa. Tharaday rrcnlag an addraee will bo dolirared by Hot Wm. Hogarth. D. D, of Itetrait Other Henry W. Myara Nathan Darlow and Wau B. Goodyear. »• ItewtoTaetoag aad WIlIia-JUNtot Alrin W. Baiter PlinrMcOober, 11 A Hncux alill hang on tor “etoTne." Their atari ACKLEY ft SLADE lento 8 Goar, Appellee, 1 * Ma' Jan£ MeKelray, AppeOaal ) Tg. Holbrook. Drugs And Medicines. Aagwrtaa Blchardtoa Wat H. Hayfaed Weto^aa Parker. $ A*W?£»1b«. UKl fltiMJ. to A. W. buriaaon ®rd ia thk weak', parar. There i. ao dsrabt bt>tthakMi»MBaclh> tnrtK Mr. A. R. WtoooK Md fceo-aa. - la eraey —ha«. nu. Jrnenw. ■ M ■nrwjfa- oaateH'-***> U*y totaad te pat Vfi* ,* «*■ .»* -aka aifi-M •'» ** toon. ^4,W.^wwhowto 4a throne; >ilKha tortoi—ner. Bwaney* Wood. Hardware Store. BOO UETROXT BTOVES «oM l>r n> In th« leas B» moeelmr �/f-76 orget 1 ■ OCTOBER, 1870. * JP« COAT! V1N’ tlb MADE FROM Men’s and Boys’ fit* Meo'* and Boys’ Collars, Men’s Md Bop” Undarcloth’g, Men’* aotlp.iys’.H’f' Ik-e. . kHL. Eiais MidTsw^svdbrofcocs svW'adoic Cat ti at tarn tv 8ki! Men’s and BoV*’ Gloves, Men’s and Bojsr5«k’i*>. Silk and Idne-.t Handkerchief. Umbrellas and Cases, ’ Traveling-Bap. J ; *,y. • GBITS' FDRN1SHIIG GOODS, ALL KINDS OF PAPERS AXIi MAGAZINES ITT05, CCLTOU, THE.1JYECT.9R The Lehigh University* ednr BsvflLKHEM, lU./’ AT THE Cm HEWS DEW. BOHRER'B $100 PER MONTH WILD CHERR£TONIC J. ROBERTS < CO. DjiMUrr. M".»"«»• re„r. AGENTS WANTKll FO^ jw COME TO TOWjj. FREE LOVE. ITS VOi’AJHES C-rMg. a~nkto.4..( wi»« saljaxuiox asosb-uun.* t AGENT* WANTED! *M..«an. to ».r Fremont Engine Works CtoiiiwW (rei » Ctototto. Ur^r"'. PC8T OFFICE FRONT. iMMEXAGOGl’E BOOOTS SHOES, Receiving yl — SSsSEeSlirsS 1 A“ At tttr trrrt tow JWy Saxaul Huck o( DRYGOODS! •aryT.TR' CARBOLIC TABLETS, SHORT HA®~" t to Iluliayt. HOLD ON A MINUTE! ’ •/tu«—A rr.M.../rwm, nW MfoyMTM^crtom tU Wo Moan What -wr «tay. SMALL PROFIT, CASH! POP. CLOAKS and NOTIONS! Why *25 I* it that Dre Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year ? Michigan Exchange Because k ; swMten sod tfin to the te.te ; *^i upsmiaLirtS^kTC^i A*XkZ tboa with it, thia oat nwre jxtsi«artxt,?.i±L?s ■Un past*, aM grate nutmeg, error ERIE RAILWAY, They are the beat combina­ tion 'ever nude, Why Do the Druggists recQiiimend Dr. Hoback's Bitters to their customers? Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, $1000 PEI! WEEK uaU- if N^lreu aad lb* Kta« «f l-ni.mauliTwTw to Kaffired*»1 6ght it oot I am quite m» the noiiov vouldwiak *t tho a^ter, aaftftr ny owa laet I wueld b* quite willing to hm enumccnsviiswss ci rarax Why Is it that Physician* use and recommend Dr. Roback’s Sugar-coated Blood Pills? _______ Because They know the ingredient* of which they arc made. crnisc vr cuius! ' ; or.E.lT BAVISO TO TO-WVlrens! j; I Why Are Dr. Hoback* Blood Pdrifter and Blood Pills the best remedies taken to­ gether for the cure of all disease* of Hie Llool ? MW./-UT II .Ilk r.lUirwU.M.-wAlBx. Ur,. m*m( to <.».»•>■ m* rp^Mnii'. i. cteb | ITjJFGREAT AMERICAII Til CO,/ bl. st Rom, oa b'owsnbc 11. Th. Calitbrma S.neGREAT DISTRIBtfflON th. n«Mpw iAfc%<PM*o »*• mn c. ManhaO MaoMaW, report*! Amd, Cash CIOs to the XtMtiat ofSSOO.OOO. ■ < slowly raeovariag of hi. vdvads. KVSBVTiCKKTUNAWa A rSISK. AMn^ASgSOI toC^riA.—k 31 A 33 F£8Mrsrillirt 1 Because I’he Blood Purifier i* the uitlv artieic in the market ii hu fin.ntahui the celebrated <i«tly Drugs im|>ortcd ex­ pressly from Sweden fur its manufacture, ami The Pill* nmtnhi the'aetlre principle uf 1’odophylltun (Mandrake Root,) and i» a iftUtilute for Mercury. frthtlnn •4£T4Z^*.3K'o"’r KALAMAZOO. MICH. ..w H,.-,- „ oBo^noBixatw, Why ~ Are Dr.’ C. W, Rofaaek'a Stomach Bitten, Blood Pu­ rifier end Blood Pill* the three RveaUat remedits the world has eror known? sm m * a,1 i. n, -ir. a , t — r— , ,, jtssfetas;2f S5TGS ItoMM M4 Xw bwtoto reMWEK all* w.kn><uMMtoM RMN orca A*u* _i Because After eleven years' experi­ ence and trial the sales hare increased each and 'every year, and thousands of letSu (unaoiidtod) of tho re­ markable cure* they , have Column of cures by these medicines. IW COME Aftp HEE THE «»a “hud stall team. IIIIJHUI John Wolf, ’iciSfistSRraS1^ ADMnriirttLATDK'* eat ‘*k w i WOOL CARDING . j .. t MIDDI.EVILLW ' m MTSJSOM,: ®m Hrnsht t. ftortbp, AT KIM- Siwahnss:; kz>e 4... � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-11-02.pdf 4590c0921bd96a4ef4f5b17b85c37e2c PDF Text Text VOL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MU WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1870. RVSSEtL DRY10OeD8k.'. CLOTHING, tiotiq SHORS_________ GROCERIES, An/!' - 1 HMtjiip I aWiiii^'i i 'Inil ■ - The Champion’xHfiw'Trraes. citaMoJLrtdKauLjdwttMa tact' ARM Worth. er, of ItoU Banta’ adrioo, “Ay. free-off bar.’your atory teU, 1 WMta wl albeoom eroav, PutaUUb^wnr/Aivtoyuwtar, . To Wadna tell to any.” I UroaaiduirthlogufMr. I««U«o Irecauso he wm iuat another of th* atereotype.1 Vrnriaka gentkuian—courtcou. hoepitebb, with a oUnui ■ oteam , of doopotfaaa in hi* chareeter; too natural Itfaajweitivoimpaewldlity. I do not aak it If act COW innt io «xne youraolf, .cod h« r.-jIA,. .k, ...ill— T1.J. _,;n j----- The largest XOOJ3 Etar offered fa Haatingi. HASTINGS DRUG STORE i^iss^ATrsir •■Come," and they earn*; "0<V and Alltooooedtieton « Otebp YaOrood ore married men. ... ... JU Ab ocreaabb poreon fa one who they want ; "Do tofa,” and U waa done. BABBaABE ret*, from the Voagaa to Ao AdoaMo, intaquoed natural obataefao to an inra- &rtfo6t, taxna. Moeh may be areouafad the tout otnprfae. But altera three war. Whan, the rarnrree are out, we Bad icg but Brit reporWty in indirxltfal goaiua. both to Sernaa ttaboaft nd otnitsfad barf with Lota. I otood cp BteuteCT, , can account at taMo far «M •ibaland trwnbiing, quite asabb to ta-!: " —«- * —• knowledge rnyodf taaqufaM. aatfl aaw him turn away gne«d and eorrowftd; thtalaald, “Geeffry. lore! Come - IWiatobMt Abodyrfhmd HASTINOS EXCHAJTOr, 'r*- “-"rrtntffirrreMfa- t^toa^y’a^opinion infallibto fa - £112 F.MTIRE ctarytofag. ofcad him “whet* ho would odrfao no to for too manner F’ I had ma* up my mind to go to Gap* May. aadl atad to, «ry dfafaetly; but qoottay took fa> notlan of my wtoton BLOCK Wffi! HATS, CAI’S, GOODS. BOOTSrSHOES, JO1IX ROBERT*, 'SasUe-J^!!. « M. i rlollX. tuis1 “**“*■■“ frotaabtaW- ere n« - An tatatid. M Mba unital teteytag lO recover hie atraagto by aoto<mMJna. DOUMM, WMM j Him Olirc," and with that ha walked uuIHagly away, and hogan »»»• ~«•caaimd talk with taihee Mxrut Dr. DarThia lint Mktog^raa^uai at the bagin- . and driU-OMpaato that a Gaoaaa totny hai too oy»i of Argue aad too nnto.nf GROCERIES, So far, Ara, from prediehng Ao •towafaU of Franoe. it fa ■■iftwM* <W dfa hnrwfW. ky S?°S“!*‘5a*W.**-■“■’5 CROCKERY 1HHSW M 17 J the train marred and I fob H would only I bo a waato of materia!; to I feebd my I quiet tea tabb. There wa» nobody to '^At'Uo ondaTtoo eaoond day we got uni with fatocc or trmttoditetho ■wroptpere; nobody to throw the cn.tua orer toOUdtotiatffoto Il^aretatyptare. ur tread oa my ekirte, or do anything to I WMF attawbdfjtta*. Ttataahnd break the ealtaly.proper rtctfao of our dettooil too eouW for It; bat -Art and As anywhere in the State. Eiaiiit ur tail Mi Fri® iii.it Till yaral JJtstalii SSsEHrS: WANTED t; a; Q 2 AT.T. THE BUTTER ABB ESffi IE BAMt COUHTY, Fur which the Hcskoe Marko: Price JaiCASH wffl iw Ftol. ’ . 'Illi. bouw. were log atom, thro which daylfabt pooped, and too wttd blaw 'The Largest stocl big. white hotel—there olwaya fa; I hare no doubt, if wo Lad c°noU Tabwm » atitution fa nbiqultary. Wo pwcuftd nxma and my truaka were, with «me didicultv. got up the hill and toe fitglii SAWING MACHINES, iVER HULLERS, FEED Cl 11ERS, CORN SIIELLERS, ■ All Grades. ty Owing io I ho recent decline in tfaoo* good* WE OFFER THEM TO OTO CUSTOMERS AT TH I ICTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM PREVI­ OUS RATES I! what 1 wm Ainkfag about it. a* I did d^Su^ff^at kfal bZ^-Jo*!; ,J^ilarly toft* maaaderoom. whlto are a *3*^? , WW«10i.HH.rtows. ta-A * JI Hander., .ho would .till U Franco, rich fa reourcitaiu tradit^a*. in pimttp, ami wader blotter mam »<* tar. to repair her loanee The toy etafaialj mid feyety of the French temperament fa anted** that it willrfa* .upenor to rr-tai, and tost too QnlSc cock will tartart'^ory. _ . taon nvw more hutoy toon Otar. Om ■. ,A £ �New Advertisements. BRICK &. MORTAR CARRIAGE FACTORY! pohtfasl eocteet Ws hope and except toons all thia opposition, sren if there be some imaginary osttso for it, vanish our rotes may represent our principles, and a victory bo achieved that will do honor to the gallant Jtepublkaai in tho glorious rouniy of Berrien, than whom in the past there have been nene more true. Go-1 grant they may not tarnish their record In this contest. Qrttiu. W al llwni Read, Read, Read. Read, T« Buy the Best and Latest Styles Grateful to Almighty God,’.the author four being, and the giver of orrry uod and perfret guilt, for tho manifold teeaingo eowchraled to tu during the ear which is now drawing to a doos, get the Best Goods for the Least Money 'MrarraBr HENR? 9**&FWBY. Go there for a Cutter, REMEMBER I EMPIRE BLOCK Corner State and ole^Tereon Go there for a Sled, mi£o Shkwm- j Go therefor a Sleigh, w7vm<»oman. wn-ft Atnr'jWkLijodFimsVEBov. NEW GOODS. Minter is coming on, That must he sold within the Hext Sixty Days. . DO *'h' 00 THE PRICES. Go therefor repairs, • have regained control. They foil to show ths people how it io that although the Republican party U controlled hr men without ability, and without Wlggriir <l they assert—that Go there anyway, LIKEN COATtJ. J I « HEAVY LINKS' I’ANTrt, too ENGLISH WALKING SUITS, 10 on GOOD PRINTS, lue FACTORY CLOTH » to IV PARMER'S A MECn. CAH.-L Go thereJust to see How cheap he can get you the afiain of the nation that they ean. and do, go into the money market* of I the world, and with a debt of a billion of dollars hanging oror us, barrow money in I unlimited quantities al the nominal in tercet of four and oao-haU per cont. up a Wagon, carriage, PRESTON & BROOKS! cutter or sleigh. H'c are now selling below Jackson and Grand Rapids . Prices. Aay fail to tall us why it is, that although, u they mar, with a few more years at Republican rule, ruin sad dee- upon st the ensuing election, u n matter of asprmno importance to the honor and good reputation of the State of Michi<ran, end ought to lie fully underload in order U an Intelligent vote thereon. AaJ understand it, thia amendment is Dry Goods, Motions, Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps Remember the place—at the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, foot of Jefferson Street north of tharailroad, Hastings, Mich. Supreme Court sons to allow erteh town­ ships end cities as may. st a subsequent olertion. vote to pay all outstanding bonds they may Lore issued, and aro now held br innocent purchaser,. Thia which ho rotons to oak far it a place In is not only right ami just, but i» imper­ the columns at the A’/bUmbs, nsvsr ative on the honor and plighted faith of once doubting that it would be printed, though in sccordanos with a life long people can or ought tn dn, and hence Um rspodiaticc of. railroad bonds now hold tjwmnswho paid their money tr m, and purchased them on the plighted faith of township and cities is­ letter with Mr Gw?rp>, asking him to suing them- ought in honor, tn be paid. place it in ih< hands of Mr B., which is evident ho did . The above comes from the pen of an Urn statement wo published that Mr. honevt, upright business mon, (and a B. stated the letter had been ifoler. and IXmocrat, too.) end wo an glad to know sent ua for publication. wasnot ours, but enntsined in a letter written from Lan- EVER I RUSSELL & NEVINS UNDERSOLD! jittifttni PrOviatoha, . Earthed Ware, Notiom. D0TT8 TUIKG-IACBIK, lisooaooo. j ‘|l|fltkUk>fthe *'nn '• * .'Ifimeto cloaing up our book*. A fifteen years businen Imperitivcly requires thia step, and and nettle the Mme by Cash or fyiaAL.ir.il tor U>. Urp> >1’1 Steco our test issue, lively those have b— (stag o. oror to Europe Th. Prussians .wm to be gmning ground steadily. Mota hM capiiutatod. B M John. Wolf, Patronage we have received from thia corppninity. We ahhU mow offer our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICER to Caah and prompt Paying ^Cjwtyncrg. THE LARGEST STOCK Wo are now, receiving a Very Large Stock of New and choice Groods. • At very Low’! GALL -AJST-D SEE IF TFa.E~5T Confectionery. �■icwigaw cmwAtii Grand River Valley Division. , Doers. Blinda Door and Window Fra»r, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, jRsjreU Posts. Banisters, stin D*! (to. iSteaw =t: 1" ' ■1 -- « leaving (he asternal s&ire to bo dtocuaoed by the gwuileseu who were to follow. He reviewed thsfinaactelpolic^uf the partias is this State and compered Iff The Chairman then introduced our world iwwowned Senator, Hou. Z. Chan dlsr, who for sa hour diacwaead foe na­ tional iattrea and ably and eloquently Select the largest and most perfect ears, tho oarlnet ripe should have tho preference, sad this can be decided by the hardneoo aa>l dryaoes ef the husks, an well i a October ns any other limo. area also raised for the purpose at pur­ chasing a bell la the evening Dr. Haskell delivered apowtefol sermon on Judo Ud, -Earntody contend for the faith cnee delivered to the Salute" UtMUteworablo in logic: Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE hams , WILLIAMS & CO. ■■ TOW B ,t T m « T rr ed for seed should never be subjected to tbc least heat, at mould on the barn Soar or in the stack. Indeed, no corn should, not even that for the hogs, but Detroit & M ilwaukee R R The following additional appointmentv have been madwby the County Cammil. tee. We csuusot urge upon our people too strongly the impertanre of attending these meetings, and Isarping what the UU SHORS L SICHIGaS sow™ HULWA? 3 ;Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, ■pin being 80 foot The windows, three on each sate, are 13 fast high and 8 broad, the glass being 16x32 inch. The windows are handsomely frosted in dia- Hopcrviaors of Allegan Ck>., they appro­ priated one hundred dollars to each pa­ per at tho county seat for printing the proceedings of that honorable body. The Barry Co. Supervisors voted to give 8‘-W to each. We will probably print them after election, although it will cost us twice 820 to set tho typo alone John B, Van Velsor and John H. Palmer will speak al Noshvilfo, Friday evrming, November 4tb. John B. Van Voiaor and a & Hol­ brook will address tho people st Wood­ ; tend on Monday evening. November 7. Jobs B- Van Voiaor. and George M Dewey will address the psopte at the following places^ l^pe: NcriC^X wh.cb depend the chandeliers. Ths lamps and chandeliers are of French b Oast. The carpet io ingrain and quite prrtty. On the right of the pulpit ns yre look toward it i. the ring-,’ stand, asperated front th* rostrum by a cherryadored balustrade and capable of ooutaining fifteen singers besides the organ. But the Snort piece of iunritare ia the ehureh is the palpit It is 5 foot 0 inches long, 22 inch-wide and 2 foot 10 inches high, constructed of black walnut and oah in the moot handsome and finished stylo The Bible stand is arrengod so as to bo rxfsvd ar lowered by means of a and Brackets of evety descriptions 1 HOWJ EUtott donated the chureh lot and fur­ nished RfiSO of the cash.. The house la considered by competent judges to be or™“S- DISSOLUTION NOTICK Peninsular Railway AGKLEX & SLADE, -The butterfly has Tho bug and the —-------No more can be hoard in tho maraho The Musqueto fifing his bill." , friends and conwqxradests w01 please direct to Prairierflla J*. O, Barry Co., Mich. Wo trust that bl will be soocaeofol m Us aew station, ae be certainly job Ata' Will kept up 14 standard by lhe' Introduction i XtstjuiJ** whackis very attractive. BaiatiBwtoro Sltroctire ia the way they poll teeth with­ out pala, ui.lit* the fi*ss*w -Ito of forth they get up al such rsaaooaNc figures. Ohw ttet ayafl. s^^kte. — b-torffc--U, and his odrsut into New London will be a Are tn receipt vf:a Large and desirable Stock of “—m ptoasoe idicines. �Men’s and Boys’ Shirts, : Men’s and Roy*’ OoHare, Boy.’ C»d.rdx>ll>'«, lost a manto nr tot I Men’s »*d Boys’Necktie., ^Mwrn waxvta re« mm > rw Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, book Umbrellas and Canes, Traveling Hasp. lSLuSe ksB3&w.cb». ~ caw 1! GH!S' WMlSfiHfi GOODS. itau'S. ■ Ra&g =SSs=g®Ss: >N, CULTURE. THli.IJrECTAR IT THE crrr sews iepot. ROHRER’S urcnoaxsT $100 PER MONTH WILD CHEBBT TONIC FtwaauaU Cm» Dysentery, Ague, ItUious fever, *m^XjV^^FABIUD. WU KUtTA OQ-» FREE LOVE. DETROIT. OCT.,l«<r taatjacg"-------BOOOTS ITS VOTARIES ... -«■ 'V• > c-M JL, Im—, cwuuri n—a bIaAutos a mth. reu< v r eS*»«-ktoaUtoU.B7toUrtoU.it kr I -• • TMWtflfcMtMR' JUST COME TOTOW> SHOES. I Am Receiving Fremont Engine W orkfi BOLD ON A. MINUTE My fiMoad Stoek of DRYGOODS! fK WJBLlCiR BANNER CARBOLIC TABLETS; ItaM. Dtt»~ •/ Um rkMW »r WiW It)-. -PRINTING StULL PMOFIT, AND CA»p CLOAKS and FOTI0SS1 Why Pwf g~hl i shmmit. 1» it that Dr. Hoback’s Stom­ ach Bitten increase in sale every year ? FAY’S BOWSE, J. BO I ERTS AGENTS WANTED FOB NE'WBuOCK. Because >uto ».,<■ M» wmw» r» They are the best combina­ tion ever made. rfnstmgo* -Miob. Why Michigan Exchange THKMICSI BC5IXUK' Do the Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Hoback's Bitters to their customers? Because Job Printing After Years of experience mid trial they have been PBOMPTNEHH AND DISPATCH proven to be a sure cure for Dyspepsia and Indiges- §1000 PER WEEK hik ,i fflumcoisvcuiiossciiiuau. Cur.fUUY Why CATARRH INE Is it that Physicians use mu! recommend Dr. Ho­ back's Siignr-rented Blood Pills? D MALLORY <k CO., ■MUUU DKAJJMU . Oyatera, Foreign Fruita, Because They know the ingredients of which they arc made. tW PRESS! Why GETTING UP CLUBS! GBKAT SAVING TO 0ON8UMEBH ■sz?x?^r I NOTICE Are Dr. Hoback's Blood I’itridcr nnd Blood Pills the best remedies taken to­ gether for the cure of all diseases of the blood? VA ^ r-TF- l'.j,'--^T!T-T-T.... Because The Uluod Purifier is the <<tilv articic in tho market whUhrontaine tho celebrated nwilv Drugs imported oxpresslv from Sweden for its niniiufncture, aud the Fills ctmtaiu the active principle uf I'uilophylinm (Mandrake Hoot,) and ta a subtoitute for Mercury. ranoM IrtnlaiwraMBBCnita. TUB’^.r.dfiSMsssi: GORDON lw.Mn U Um Krre. n-7 Li/> •»* > '~~l~ i~»— ■> u. fen • •» j*«<r “ affx'S.TJi Why £E£5B Are Dr. C. W. Hoback’s Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills tho three greatest remedies the world has <?rer known.? After eleven years’ eiperionce and trial the sales have increased each aad every year, and thousands of let­ ton (unsolicited) of the re­ markable eureo they hare performed bear witaees. Roadcthe letters in©Loeal Column of cures by thorn medicine*. ASm <*ab JcarOrana! COMB A?m MEK ’THBM Ojr<ers a*l RrfruJ.ni’ttlt. IBfflllll A. I ““ a ts. UMS to Mr a. W nr John Wolf, Nartt. AM. Msi„ Stmrt. THE LARGEST STOCK WOOL CARDING MIDDLEVILLE! CilAlIW. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-11-09.pdf 81e1c655a3f7dba0bd57a6a1d2b218f6 PDF Text Text VOL XV, RIS8ELL fr'Hlert from Top to Bottoi w? GOODS, THE EIPUBUCAM BJHIEB n.a oT ----------—shoes,— ‘ESTJ. «SCBCT HMS & CAPS, PRINTING I I... L;«FKS.T BOWJK I GALLOWAY'S And Everything Yon Want! pm NEW BLOCK, ITastiiigHp Mich. ?KTM3 ! RHKSTIItCS DRUGSTORE HABDWABE TO CnimiBI PRESS! IX THE BEST STYLE W OM it .1 !■ nr !■■*/« afaMi b ov tMehfav MbMt te >!■>— FUa. bwHiwof ft. ^S«-. E-l—l ■Mkflfod-far«M«tf ft- UMh. SCHOOL POOFS, DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS,/ ■ rrTmuttrnytl DReSs GOODS. BOOTS, SHORS, “SrSSBhes. CROCKERY. Aa anywh/ EmiK«r|rii uiPriqaiw til wmLJSMB PLOVEB HULLERS, CUTTERS, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. A H>T>! JgEJJgCR.'CPSSS- GflOCl PROVISIONS, �CtffflJC ASH M1B A W1ALTI! Jfcw Advertisements. prottri jMrosr nricu cloctu. rarusr rnskcii clocks. Uti VesMy. Every Description of Clothing, Cheap Buy the Best and Latest Styles! 55^ JWW K50P8U LOOMTH,' £ ~~ st I*’0” kxciusu itCKUcA; epotnent of man tn Ida trinity of! The Uetoay of the human race la I od by various experiments in repn’ genuine republic and from what source flows its lifeprinciple ? Grown acid Uo&io tn trits illuatrefrequently tall that tba downfall of thseo j powers was tba result of increased tfrri; 1 toiysad wealth, and tlu>«as«1u<-ntfur ]; roption and rnsmtm growing out of I j By th- I'rm-dr laxnmsr Taut, heossfary.arf Seats. REMEMBER I EMPIRE BLOCK, , u..y:.T»BX*CPO>A AIM COUHTY,—XXmiJCM 800 TO WOO JEAJOXXTT. the greetastluxuries man has ever in­ vented and ye* be aa atrua^ and as last­ ing as any on tho fere of the earth. The true reMOD of tb««c failures lisa drogaf. Something kmlaahiag in the aubetatS- ' turn o( the gurernmeni, or tluns a a» tip ahsenro of that Mczfawmg current' Of1 nouriahoent which faba facroaary to the PRESTON & BROOKS de, bone and sinew, is to the human deuce la the pra'aant gorwraiaenl has body. Thia hfs current rotuuu in the ban held in Paris with Si’.OOO was Wrorel education of tbs poj.ntere sad bet 62,000 nays It is truothat Greece area while [•» DijmaatnaV* pofai eom^ad^T ring through the stages of oomption The Bepabfaano of New Jorwy hare । redeemed that State and brought bar 1 into the Vtrnm. 1. W. Hs-etera. ItofteMbaa, ia ataated eongroas in the ! first district; John HIU, Bapub&eaa, in ’ iiy of 178 on the County Meat and on tha Btete tinlto* aa arange Bepuhli m au^arity of 180 with &a araariira of State Treasurer. Mr. Bcwne running I full blase of bar litenuy glory, and AthI was, at that time tbo >ru-troj«jh« of the I learned worU, was a hot-bed of pro­ found philoeophm* and ma sterir grotsoIrioaas, bat the mteltectaal cultirati..:i that produced throe greet men was not ' MMIEW IMIIEU CSUttl Anscag tho capture* at Mm* wore Ml fieM guns, M* siege gus, 06 mitreSfarm, a^ 30(^000 rifaa and aabreu. There is said to be a good deal of ! which is the nntithous of a republic, tho , . ruler, as far as gurerning ability isroncmodjnset hare brains fat tbs whete RUSSELL & NEVINS ! from him must Birr the laws I and ia&uram that shall bring to NT I subjects security and prosperity. And । upon him rente the rrepcnsilnllly of their KIWIS! The V. A anlharifaw bars bean wag- nourish all (boas insiituUut.s that ton ingwarnn tho filial whisky stills which duce to their culture and adreoceanent hare far a long tin* tea* nmnhr ia' U a Itepubiic tba f»f!» ruU Brery radnafaah ths Hfih Ward of Brooklyn. They mat frith an Iteoah: re- Proviaions, ,. • Earthen Ware, ilUtkw,-.* ...Nojmysi Oyrters, wM CARRIAGE FACTORY! time to closing up our books. A fifteen years business imper- .’li-TSlJL n?Su‘.re!l th** »Up,..an4„. fiinithi i and Mttle the seme by Cash or .e» in i >m* L*-.2dj.t.i hi TMvo.r ■ vcrelty al I>ctroll. Jltrh. This Is the only InstltuUon In the State Uul haws BeboUrabljw good In forty Ct>b Jegeu extending from Maine to Qnll- .2lXW.'WW."»1W-ten PatrotMc* we have received Read, THE LARGEST STOCK rriVJWE N S la Ait JesirabU'daSn........ er«$s»»Atte gs»tep re* i Sixty �■—• . ' re- ' ■ ' I' .. bhtablish: MICH1MI CI1T14L A A Grani Rivw Valley Divis and Window Fi CorMr. Suir and Ornamental Brackets, MeweM ■readiag by th. hambto tomb at PreridealUarola. Th. tomb itorifa a hum­ ble greaay monad fared ia front with brink. Thar* waa no iateription n* th* tomb t.ffiag who tba deeper waa. where he lired, or Low ho d-d ; only th. am- HOWARD fie word, “Lincoln" ia engraved upon th. marble door. And that i. enough What a history is aaaoeiatwl with that name. Aa I etood there alooe upon that calm, twaaufti] day, with lb. ringing bmk th. springing grom and th. ewret wild flow**. I thought of th. towering form that had re often moved amid the •wre rwkiadi W* hare many fanaan about Mr* who are aa far aalaadia aaeaereed, wealthy, bat who with tba prerent mean. of treneport and Ciomu- iters^stair SANITARY AID . Tl—_ M—•— TT.--- t>---- I _JL Tp£»rL<ifip!& ftnTjrek^?tofrima ought not to b* the naan. It would not ba If wa bad sure nribreda N. aectton <u that lUaid «d well-known hotel, of coon try 1. baaa&ttad by anything ao th* Marion Hom, io Jackson, waa al- mart aa by a good IhontghEu*. Il not rennet help thinking that be weald hare and sakaa a mere anotaailila market, here utter mbaded with hi.to.riy pmbut it alao creates a mark ot far --any ay tomb with it* bumble portal, nd tba | prodoettons that now are hardly aalabla single word "Linooln" rngrered upon far isy paioa. Tho majreity of oar tamers and bnsia.ee men acknowtodg. tain* about righty acre, of rolling th* truth of this, bat, many, whan you ground and i* well adapted to burial —k tbmn far a aubscr^xm to k ip pcrprwi A grovu of oaks separata. it build a road, either pre nothin at all from lb. city limits of Springtail. .nd , . „ Jo” G- Bravaa. “Mta* or pledge tbamariree far a mere pittance. . 1 Detroit SHilwaakee it mally pwaaaeaa Tba Bapariatomtont I bn * houaa within the grounds -where a book la kept la which riritan are re. queried to register their umaa On. may EnJ there the names of ko> of > IB, M B W, I’ \A iiulow and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Bracked of every deotowipnoW h-; ’THE MTURBAYHEillGPOST. legged aad pitahad upon her bptpa rad*. A pa ..regur was tori brer-hdard at this point of tha voyage. Tba aaeael drifted .■here M Aa Sabi*. Chpt Boberta, baring breouto ohauatad from axpoaure, •R'x‘.k>’„,ad1‘U “4k*4 Uui' uwa’0rmaiidin theOoudy. ..................... . ’ —.. . . . •• waa faahad to tha rigging, when be aft- £ -y. faj ’ " X Mn< Xroa Batpeaaion bride* haa pniabad. With great exertion lb. real L— ■ Ladtoa arrived at Graftd Bajada. . An R.LU a^u'.:eJ be hi. hsnde ' «WWCt CM and w* it ■Jrialr only by (iutol faB*a*u- 0Bt advariissog. Be can a cart withfad greaamg huaitfOM hard T«1 Tolltire! “wind" that haa been righty am* of wiU flowers there. and I thought they belonged to th. people a* | well aa to th* martyr who waa lasting within thrir midst. and ao I gathered a few white etoier btoeaoms that grew i apeu the tomb, and deported, thinking Won C*», Bust 11 b-Mewre l*a 4 . Hall .hipped at Neu^nHa.UU weak Eighteen bead of aatil* th* ererag* wrigMtof Which, par bead. eras 1U3 I LIKE SHORE & KCSIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY Mowtwit.—The new iUusaratod maga rin. conducted by J. G Holland, and pnUahad by fteribnar A On., th* fast ... hjTouMt Goodyear « Buio«. far *ZJB par bacreE Your at «*«i. Rraamfa. th* p » Block. /llW aUaakma oathe ITU day of Nov am bar next W*hood»i. • Peninsular £Ai1H!3L “"SSKViS**'"' Exsrt-In qfadd4: # Mr: 0. ' W. DUE® LBEB OF IU M, Hanruuu, JalyM, MM . ■ Tn Et.ara Atinut' Diarataviiui ar Pantrrwa.—W. Uk. great plre.uro to ' calling the attention of ou rred.rs to ; Eighth Aasual Dutributtou rif Proudmna to thrir .uburibera, when they pew­ pore to give away/w ftomaad drihr. fa fox* Mid tefaa HMM* <«** * *tk«r ; premiums. Wa alao taka pleasure hl roytng Ihri th. proprirtor. of that pa­ per Wfll do exactly ** they promise, and that all thrir premiums *ro genuine, and bop. thrir h.t'm.y be begat in fai. ■ ACKLEY M. & Sana A O» —fbaaa gandeman whore great boainnes entwpriae has made their etogint More on. of the inatiia ttotti of Detail, kava reeaoOy reorirtd aad ton now oa exhibition tma of th. Enret and moaiftniahad stock, of jewriry good, ever btwnghi into yds eoontry.— Mr. Stoiih'e freqareri virit. to Europe to* alway. faltowrel by a large aad unique »x |Uro„>a -^rsl..lx._ �Inaed. nA to book assets. DOTT8 liSIW-IOIl SJSf,1 BITTE1S RECREATION. Cl'LTLKE gnyratss-arrfeBs The Lehigh University 1 « vHMt m kmawifi ss» sbeoms ssterit ar cmm. TtisMS nethMa rinsof wit sad SatamMAyaMn&gWawbrssk- mu MOO PEB MONTH «SjREx3——s AIEMTfi WANTEI FOB labeb ofthe w flour igBg.ggn.i-E'SjEB $1,000 TO $2,000 " 5s=?= ”*** st mifffli! uuit vccumiTUTonrro B’S.--------- — SHORT HURLS War. Pref. Grar Why Is it that Dr. Roback’s Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sole every year? , ’7?.vjh.s“ sysrx:]h=pc.,-asgg*gK bloob John Wolf, CARBOLIC TABLETS, Why THE LARGEST STOCK SM>41» ca rgr-PQMLT nr a er sonr* NEW TORI MOBTOW,| Flltt Do tho Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Roback’s Hitters to their customers T AJLdBA.I'TY, JMIctnrt eeery~<rhcrc. CHANDLERS PER WEEK £vn brought t« Why la it that Physicians use and recommend Dr. Ho­ back's Sugar-coated Blood EPILEPTIC CQRVULSIOXS CURABLE,, rKoSAVireiffuiflf Because know the ingredients lieh they arc made. fan & I-Iali! CaliEt Ortau. Important Improvements. 814.-U ^^-T23. lb-0. Why REDUCTION OF PRICES. Arc Dr. Roback’s Blood Purifier and Blood Pills tho beat remedies taken to­ Sher for tho cars of. all Msec of the blood ? ' aim <-• Because wbkdicontaiiia the celebrated costly Drugs imported ex­ pressly fromBwWen for its manufacture, and the Pills contain tho active principle uf Podophyllum (Mandrake Boot.) and is a substitute for Mercury. KX6. QOWiLQO GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, The Blood Psrificr is the OBKAT DISTRIBUTION —- Men’s wid Uoys’ifihirta, Men’s and Boys* Collar*, Men's and Boys' Undercloth g Men's and Boys' H'f Bo*e. Men's and Boys' -Gioves, Men’s and Boys’ Neckties. Silk Linen Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas and Cancr, Traveling Bags, .^£K> BOHRER’S WILRCHERRY TONIC Are Dr. 0. W- Roback’s Stomach Bitters, Blood pu­ rifier and Blood Pills the three oroateat remedies the world has ever known ? BRICK & HORTAR! Dry Goods, --‘.dWo^dw, Ready-Made Clothing, **'“*'• •' • Cnitiu Jitliiiui iwiny! Ayer’q Sarsaparilla, -win r H. A. Bus e : 23VujB,h?'w’“ I. C»OIC« O1OOWI1 WOOL � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-11-16.pdf f37f0a04c7415ec09cee8bda302a237c PDF Text Text VOL XV. HASTINGS, BAHBY COUNTY. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER «, 1878. GREBLE RUSSELL Dft^boODS, PRINTING iHOSJt CAPS, BOWSE 1 GALLOWj NEW BLOCK Hastings* Mich. Job Printing PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH HASTINGS DRUG STQRE .’ST J =E BABBSABE SCHOOL DOOOKR, TAILOR CTUIOra PRESS ! SCHOOL BOOKS, In Ur hand .U held a frw faded chryumtUmr and liprap of golden rod, all that wu left of the gay bhaaoan of depth of bln# that the fleecy ciooda look ed Ska eaowy icebergs floating as «ppeeoeeaa. Barely, thooghi the, thaa BU ™ in a -J plight—Ur drna which had been a lovely greet waa no draggled and faded it co Bld'not hero SCHOOL BOOKS, ■ r’-io, 1J KV<)OI,. DOOES. SCHOOL BOOKS, not where to’go,} wUe Hope chanced to paa. He«xnmiaoatodthey<mag<weatare'e forlorn elate and etopped to give her comfort and aid: “Why eo diecuneolato, fair goddaas" aid U. BU did r#aaa Don’t Forget HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS, [U M TOK DRESS GOODS1? GROCERIES, CROCKERY x BOOTS, SHOES, w miss’ m stiisi: ’ A« anywhere in the State. nap, and when the waken, the mow will melt into wana'taan that will .often the earth and it will open and the flower. wiH aria; fttr more Uaotilnl caw than Faicj tri Onaraitl PratiiL finite ttr njiilOBLiO 1111 nnal1 ^lafltlla J— -'--, । 111 ewoei* aconted thiage. t£aa with me, tad I win bring back tU eparkh to ywr toar- XKfrli'ffO it HXyBfACTlO$- GUARANTEED. WyMSBEWB' CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS; CORN SHELLEYS, * itei.TA3rti:‘ Vtonti- TUBE STORE QF E.P. BUBBALL&CO, h WsrW Mewr . V i ti-L- Tjr , ', ' wofl. and Reaper, aaw VI ■ Al ■ ^•Nridr^r tut-, Orii iMni: mP>— UALL IKHXiK. CVKTISS* PLOWS. GROi �I WIN BU vx JOV___-________ ___ am nrm min! »Tt5kT¥Fh.: I the Gulf Striei, and was exteuaivete nd'cpl.lfnsMaiasvluK.ls Lj , . 4*5* Boards of Idueotiorr, Und with tha XMy.aihx.1 date of U> teat United State, rer-tos. use. hnudrod of iUvwy yeas, sad brnriataoaaar XOMwtoater than the pcpulalfon of the trtata at thwte: tor data. Tha lacreaM in tha Woataro portion of tha State is still more marked. In 1860 It had a total popntetbJ of *30,710, and duriag th. tern ten yuan ate "S^ETtsC" To Buy Ever/ description of dothiog. Cheap! -'!? > G-O THERE Buy the fiiest and Latest Styles ”T* n ~ .. furo been attempted by any author. It* driaUa hare been arranged with all fhri educational ability and bluur.ro* accu­ racy which Larviurily given to M.yhow’* Bo.k-kroping»theixniU«ml ropsrtatton. W. do hereby o^, Ibalth. fcrogoing te a tarred itel—iaf of th. vote, rywfatb. County of Barry. State of Sftehigan, for Itejwwntaiire to th. CongTMe of tb. United Btataa, from th. Fourth Cbnrreteioaal District of th. State of WWguu.aj tha nasal ahatfan, held ir2d C^mty, on th. eighth a of November, iniheyearcMthoua^AAtendM<Mwvwdy. Dated at Baribin, thie fifteenth day of Noromber, A D. 1870. Attari, JBmw F. Ckaus. ■rcw-’ untnias uintaaa, To get thc Bestlx'oods for the Least Money ! operation ia tha Mayhew Dauner. Cob tego of Detroit, UtoW the personal anperviuon of the author, who has for thirty year* been recognised throughput REMEMBER I EMPIRE BLOCK *Ti3 tion in both New York and Michigan. ' poctjJ The Univertsty Bouk-kiwpsng with lit* unrirated Bussum. l*r*ctice, nas b*en <jh received with w «iu«h taxor by our ed-i ucntop, both East mid Wrot, a* to mil ijtu : for die organisation of a Mayhew lltfaiit.uw j not. Colleoe Aeaoriatron, named in honor "J“ of their author, rerupored of inttitutioii* adopting his efficient methodalof i FKt! bariums training. Ih.ro book, and i and nracticw* material* uro already fr- ' I derod in ftflim and hundred* by leading ' wa*, inititutirms in eerernl of the Matos, and ■ trt : are everywhere Weed with the nw-t eat!<«■’ iafactory nu-.iU*. . K_»ri The plan sf instrustion derctooed by U.m 'the Mayhow Tlueineee College, and «*£• ' i;j dopted by thrrf’lnrdfutioa. of thin a viz­ I oiatiea. aaeuro* to atadent* that lheronsp ;•!« aoe*. clHcrenry, and aalf-roiiacro. whi.h n i.; are <-*M”ili*| to lua-M in btuiMen It 5»tc call* to it* cud every ajnacy that can eua’'■U1 i tribute to the tealuabon of theeo dew T. j *Wa*t**ulte, and MTunnlun.Jy djsearde | « ts* -Il -V—* —- — __ t__ , PRESTON & BROOKS! Detroit & M”“ WTO of money, ud d'J,daception that wrs.d-7x.Tjr at tha ApwUtessu of tha connty were in any manner responsible. Tha total note te .about riwroa ha* DAU?liUiTt erat* 260 retro, and fully rigbteua hun­ dred tew' than the number at legalTOM ia the County ; of reuroe fully throe forth, of thus* stay at hooM were, m they obwuyuore, Pepubliatns, and the*. this Countv that pollUeally beru Gt* th* DVaMney. '- We trust thoroeult at this ehc'Jon will teach Eepublican. th. tte^•y of Veinc at th. polte, and of raUag the whote ttekrt ’ without a scrwteb, that Itereedtet th. pnliteal partia. in the Ortttty may b. fciriy reprobated by the rote. c^. St a general or TowMbipctec- mi SHDJ SKTHE Boom of the cosalte* which aro given i i»r M.r«, Peen. Failles llaM. T.e> aa blank in 1880 were enumerated with c ....... «»4 atMt n<>ruHt«< baiam, rr.l. other counties which will explain tho.ly iii..«rf, ..* r»w.i.i»! t. .m~, m, lack of increaaa of some from I860 tn •adahnu.Yoaac AK-fi« npln 1870, white th. population of oome !*•«*■ .IU.ertM.et ikaMt -.U , L. —• 1— 11— I -I —1 _____ ... knniu.i ■■ 1 'U.-Lt. G. ..A , ousts tract rus mu Til* tpoete! correspondent of the Now York TriAwssat VerwiUro, eenda di.patch 12th lari: "Tho first party of Eag^sh from Pari, h** arrirod ria Cha- Knini., renmsu! GROCERIES! 06733603 THE LADY’S FRIEND, ProvHoug,, WLCTOID ARRAY OT TALENT. > L.X. Earthan Ware, Notions. .CIOIIOIUQH G-OOXAS HIT D «e.y , _ .u w, o, ties of the firm, And devote hut I.'iuepie _____ _____ time to closing up our books. THE yTIWMIBflllfi COST, thru CARRIAGE FACTORY! . Will retire front tho tctiv* du­ btant*. imperitirely requires tbia atep, and sonus cutisiii ' e I great dibtributioh Br IM ■elropoUtaa Utfl Co. and «ettie the same by Zdit i i r »»>«a 1:11 Cash Gifts to ths Amount of A500.000, Patronage we X’raBrtttt ,:ihA>.*«» 0233 have Read, Cash or ,i received -iWr-rr :u , ly REDUCED PRICES to Oath „ oo^mMtra .qL a We ape noyv receiving a Very Large Stock of rm piibb mh pure JtKUt, or THOM Rend, uow oficr our Goods at great­ LARGE LINE ) Read, vo.i , sat farm. New and choice Goods, ,-i Hp. iH-4 YffltiL,oWi»MW bt-iu <f XF TUB'S- ARE NOT CALL AJKTXJ SEE THE J- L. RE ED �prominent “knight of the qalD" whan naked which wu th. right nun to veto for, Hart or Hanlard. lepLed “Don't The Peninsular HcnU, baa dunmudt•Atafhe Ato ainoe ebotion, and iu fart tooal Item ray,.Ttdfrtfcn no mora" Tn Editor uf the Eaton Kajnd. Jcarml a.ti the quontfan, “Why the whink­ ey ehop. were in full bin.: en Tn«day‘" Hoction day of nxirre. The building where th. Cro wna to owned by B. Dewwn and inauredin the Mechaaian of Baltiiaora. The Stock of too wiee to be caught with chaff. the lhetare GaUery.inmtred ia lb. Home Th. belief that woman -|>oQld UU of Ne^Uraa. Thto to a bed thing office naat be gaining ground, for Mr. for Mra. Stowell aa it wiU delay her bo- J. E Fenny, our preeent efficient State ainrae oporotiura for aoino time, and aleo Michigan Central R. R. fearful Wo truit am dtueut may not ’Up here, now that they have had a warning. Luergaaia. It O.-ganim any­ way, if it to only a “pml brigade." OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. ar&assits meet la the ooutary, andiftoiaaa wd mandgwl in the fatare m ia the part it oaaaot fafl to beaorae rtill taoragigaa- light, placed in tho front of the tow er atory. and the carpenter. era at work u bcur* a. beea, putting ia lb. abtdv.. exri Hour W.na Woxxa—In regard to tho rffoary of th. Holly water ay.tem of JachMM| nitrate ftrao. the Jaekaon <Worn, the foil.-wing account of tte trial LYHtEg. at tho Ghrirtian Church, in Nchrill*, on Tunday Err. Not. ftj. An htvita &a la extended to every body. letroit ; Atmu.r 8|U.—D. C. Keuyun, in thr towaehip of Oaritm, will ecll at publkauction, on Munday Dec 5th., ocenmeno- lilwaul »rxl Boor Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description. Hoa. Daniel Strikrt, bare been ap­ pointed a. delegate’ from the M. E | Cbprab. in MartiagK to fbe M«h» dial Con»en|to»^ur the FbklO.of Michi­ gan to U held at AUaoa. on the Hib and 12th, dq» of Deaotebee next wvrthy member wbona virtae. ahoae era.picnciuly in hia acxtel rehfara. with the order and with eorirty, RwelMd, That the family of <rar decraeed brother, ihua l^reft of the one nrarert end dearart to them, are entit­ led to tho warmert ayaaf thiei of thia Lodge and ito mamben; end that while wo drop the regretful teat oa ^ce grate of the departed one, and mourn thrir torn end otm, wo will erer cberiah the memory of hi. exemple and hit virtou covered and oloeed ia agto'n.l tho Ac mrota of a bard winter. Next Spring . work on them w&lLe murneJ, en^qh.n fiauhed will add very attract:rely to the uno row of brick budding, oa tho cor- LAB SHOffl 1 KWAN SODTHEIN RAILWAY to • tat fat,” we apical to tbteo aubecribita who contraetki to bring wood, 'to "forth" it along. No better time. than now prrwmu Iterif U fa w oeeAag it Jocuii aiena Wo commend tho Joca■at. to all who want a good Fatally Mag­ arino, and who doe. not? Addrero all order, to W. H. Honnm. pwblihrr of Bueta, Harting. Mich. DXxcnre Ct ana—Wo are prepared to . print Ball Card, for tho Winter foativi-' tiaa,at very raaaooaUe figure.. have» preccoi tor printing in Several A Jaakaoa oarrv.pondent of the Doroinra at one imp.neiia, which tor fu­ ry card work it hard to be excelled and trait THkew, (peaking of thrir Water the coot for cards la tine atyle ia only a Work, aaya : "We are aeop to make a ronridmalde additional of 25 hydranU. From , their .ptendid operation in the late foe, they tuvraieo to trader ear fira eogineenrola. Inatitu&ma, and we undantoad only half the roton were out but even there are ^already propodticn. to dbthou tho llepubbcan majorities ranged from 78 to 7 5. Mr Cherry through rone cieandeiMending only received tention of our‘•Jeeam" far the pari year - hto utouriac& hia pipe rad Me girl W.th a fond eo&itnd. ha. be jwccirod the downy eproute rinitnr oa hto upper hp, and with equal krtderd* and etrowatcbid the amber ehadodeepen on hie pipe But, doctor for, wa. th. he.be had far In. "Aar. Mtata." She wal alt hie fancy painted her, and during tbo-Mr month, that “Jootata" beaked in her .miloa, be mad. no pewtonrimM of ’*”-/*** boot, and ehoeo enough to tort a year, nad it did not coot only about half what it weed to. I ahai) ro there every time The rtora ia only a for doom weet of the We leant from the Grand Haren UcrM that at the recent term of the Oraait Court, «. Gumming, and David Fillo da BagraraL" Fttraituro to now bring corerod with aD th. “Signa of Character." and how to road ibrst; Ethnology, or tha Natur­ al Hietory of Man; Practical Artieteora Phyuotogy, Diet, Rrarriao and the Law. of Ufa and Health. Portraha, Sknteb« and Biograpliiee of th. leading Men and Women of tho World, an imper- LADE Lxxrx Ncr—Philip Dyer, Jr., Abrata taker and Wm. B. Way, Poatiao. Hoaaa Onua Pro—John Fraaer, Bax Hir»—Gilbert G. Gaboon, Olive. Lara Mtoosa- Jarno. T. Hall, AL ia, Mick, aarigaer to Manaelf and lanta .Ruby Port Office, maignor to hiiuerif 'and Georg. Adaaaa, Watrouerilk. Couazxn Diraew ana Tcaarr Duu , HOWAM) SANITARY AID �'b4»aBF*iA-------nutmsxte sell within tie ‘^Tw.MMigi’r.r.L «aiK.rMU. ira raatroBbex AOEifTs. SSS fn.'SCtr-I"-“ICKT dHEt.r,‘-:^sxisia xx jjovjeqo nets. FARMER’S ft MECH. CAUHT- ■F> xx run glass ■ W MB 0UKJ8 « TEA WORTH K 80 FOR SODO BPOOIA COTTON at SHAKER HOODS, PARASOLS, ■ Urie amortmimt, is-.: Dry Goods, Notions. lle:idy>Made Clothing, Hats, Caps tECtSinoX Cl’LTllE The Lehigh University X’&.’issft rssiwusgs-—"^s ■ aaanaaaanarai'UBIBWffll W BOOST »‘‘‘ m.WM 1,1.rwj-Jlrf |, IM "•TrwMfee. lh. ary— «C M»r. m Ifc. T«r c< l.r E.X'.W.lSUT.Wraue AO»NTS W-A-WTCKDI ' tao * week <u far wiitrhyannaMHf lV •ntimwifftfhtiwir,' la^fenggsariraSSiE Fremont Engine W or ks $1,000 TO $2,000 LIT WE GUARANTEE TO PA I wcTcaruvrsxrtsmss grojnawauraSge'g SHOBT EW'“" Why iSSEES that mulching i. one of the meat mamual fasten* to bo rtmod oat is As proper rare of tha tram The fruit that waa blown off by, a ■oafa rain, atom, thia year, anil vta iwt at tdl injured,1 owing roh-ly to the aurfaro under the branch™ being eorered thickly with h»y, would more than pay twice or.r for tha salt hoy and labor of patting it on the whole orchard. Of 70 buaheb of paan gathered from the ground after tkb nra Mt/nn, Ina than three were injured or bruired, and all the mt were •old in open market u fint-cteu trait, and brought the highmt market price* Thia k bet one of many iaatanewa that lend to .how that efficiency of mulching. eapecfaHy in a dry aeaaun whan frnita am more liable tv drew—A' Y. Triiw Is it dial Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitten increase in sale every year 1 CARBOLIC TABLETS, Because They are the best couibination'erer made. ERIE RAILWAY, 1,<00 mile under KOO mil™ without Ona H.nagwmrnL Orange of coaebe.- Why Do the Drugguts recom­ mend Dr. HcKMck*».Bitten to their customers? Because After years of experience and trial they have been proven to be a sure cure for Dyspepsia and Tndiges- $1000 PER WEEK Why Is it that Pliysicinju use and rccoiniucud Dr\ Ro^ck's Sugar-coated Blood EPILEPTIC CDNVpiJIDJCS CL'EAULE. JUkrM.. eauMratiMr, I. cai alouaHy degenerating into a alow er chronic Csn. and attacking tha aimnra. ligamrnta and iointa, aa well aa tha tnnaclra The neck and Join* are tho part. =S4B^-,«fc±«S eana«B tU Wd to be warned is abent iKodtioa. nd tho Inlier produce* amridL_ Lt. ___ ___ .1 skAmm or iswit. Hosiers Because Iim I l lailii CatiKt Orpu. DOTFS WAS1NG-MACHIK, They know the ingredients of which they are made. Important Improvements. Rioted June ib70. SEDUCTION OF PRICES. Why Universal Clothes Wringer Are Dr. finback's Blood Pdriticr and Blood Tills the beat remedies taken to­ gether for tho cur? of nil diseases of the blood ? * ia «UM>K with a Waiagar and half aa ounce of epirito of nitrone attar. A^ftimnlant, »uch u hartahoca nt/tiiml. They rniort U« eihil farort in a remarLiUe rL^rre, nn<l yire tone to the ayrtrab Because The Blood Purifier is the only articio in tho market wLiclii-on tains the celebrated •nnrtly Drugs imported oxiwvswlv. from*Sweden for its manufacture, and the Tills contain the active principle uf Podophyllum (Mandrake Hoot,) and is n substitute for Mercury. tha diaaaae aarunua a chronic form. a Mrtoa abouH bo inaertad near tho I*rt pricei-a’fair offer, jnrramr&SL'aSr*-—•' Why jamI™ isz"r ।. -esvssxi.'StSSxa'’M pRxsEarf: rove leather t wna™. wmt mi eU I. PiM 1C. BRtJWHfflG fa. Amt fessr.rJ.rsi: rrrm.Nai XMF.M. JUMMe fll-e ■ftBartsj&is yywae*™>e Arc Dr. C. W. Roback's Stomach Bitten, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills the three greatest remedies the world has ever known? Jt it"no* efrecn , IITTIIS JXrzS: ebraled Steelieh' eounfry md intnAeaed the Urn-1 duuuian Blood Pwifiar; auw i u-Atek Ifau Monaonda Aoee fam eand, by iU <or, <jf Smfala and | other blood diteaaa. JI coniaina, 1 bedda the Iodide Arfoaea and 1 manwfacftn,, wnlbiom and dot tent X. ' oarieo "in*tkit eannlry. A ample tried ndK deeptieal of <a mu Because Dr. After eleven years’ exporienett and trial the sales have increased each and every year, and thousands of let­ ters (unsolicited) of the re­ markable cures they have performed bear witness. Readrthe letters inCLocal Column of cures by these dts.vxJxu.ML.’-sn.-K: ST0IACH mu BRICK & JI ORTA R Fill! ’ (MtiuJMIuai RmirtM! *>r Sale Sf/ Drttfld, f. **** (ma Xedietye* erery-wkerc. Dr. AIKIN, OCoa Ha. U Canal St. Qnnd Rapfc � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-11-23.pdf f51ec14e0c06218de52416416e7db8d2 PDF Text Text VOL XV. HASTtHGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23.1870. Aid to IU —y ffli dMfa.l- V. I. Stem engfau wmiureated falflt. State fart don't kuwy, wwrkbfa tort RUSSELL Wjotos. Th* RyrUeuc^i Bvi<*iv jwjr. Tfa auppodtion to fa tfa time of “X« trrtttaf, tfattfajo^ will M to H~«No tmL tfat we traUr^ S- W fam faH fa «Ha State tfat fan afacrK «t fllfl —------------ SHOES, — smraiU’ES AGAPS, PRINTING EatabHahment. sown i uLunuys And Everytiling You COIPKTTTHn PRICE! Herbert Fiald, nor baa ha any know!«Ig» or aaspicun who ouanfatted it. He than proceed, to untu hi* fir.: acquaintanoo with Held, and their rerly 1®7 ywpO-apfarfV24 4m Utt. 11. :« building of the Drewklm Art A-c.uuiat i. to.faASn.flCM. Tfa White Heere far fan tmWy pointed, and k-k. tfa fatter fcr H. The Largest S 3RIRM Eevr offered in Halting*. HASTINGS DRUG STORE ,I i H.T, wbofad furniahod th. emo. to embark in bu*i:u»». on condition that fa would take farnataa. S. felt loth to do fate. lie wanted to withdrew from : I 1 ■ j Hr returned and made a propoaitim to gun to think that fa ‘ Vanderpool to buy bun out At thia we, the fire: time I b tetaaxtou; I waaehokad , tire* awn ths tatter uws hsd fnr ess. TATLOR CTUIDER PRESS! “TW poo! went Boat tearing Ftekl fa charga. On hi. return found that FW4 wMtod to withdraw .and go fa btnii.au with Mr. CJrea. Socor. tfaUfriff, and wanted to withdrew hi. .hare of tbn capita], (7000). Vuid«poo!gvu to Racfao to 1 •“ •anT *» T’" 8*f» aha would took upon th. jury. th. ’third obyaeaef far tfamrkt, a. if aaaMmd sriasi'yzxrf FOR CASH. —dnam that toocfaa the laufaaaat eonfa j<dn«l fa reyinglfat I had killed Field faj»fa get oat of that bod; fa took rar ehrtfa* and wont through tfa picket, ond took rrrerthing out at tfa pookota TTTi 1UI1I n& GOOPS, DRESS BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAl‘8, '11 GttOl’feRlS, teerftda fad, 1 tamed areata! attar aha left =y«'if on CROCKERY ft JU MB “M Wi tW ba could, not g',7Ato»7jn.: than, but ba would ba around agaut ta tha oqatu < tote fire to alz weak, M to outeMu, add 1 . ould opur.l on tan tfatuwud dol­ lar-. oortafa. Wall I returned wm aatHted- 1 did nut atop at Jiilwaukre to talk With togtanana bfaZar. I waul danatla faMaafawe On tha way 1 waa tldnkfag fa it-« Mr. FwM would taka Patti ut Dnaattl PriitiM, As nnywhero in the State. bate v mbi li Pita, ui« iffl rata Mta ttere before m toy aa opta totter. I picked it up aifa read it, ft waa a kinA Stetter from fnrtataia Rariax 1 htii waaagool latter. Im boa bettor it wwfad fa if WKfali ualy giro anu>e light on the imlrr fa tatoMtMi'lSrrefafattt.ybtetared to mi that I might porbaiH tan>_ u ,. - - - — . *...1_ , M it you tod.lott.M-: rfaynom ..iHUae. Uttsta >,«1 (itoi'ER BULLERS, FEED CUTTERS, CORN SHELLERSi mi mm ow John m. Wolf; IStfthCM. Main Btrert. wiifc largest Stock F, TOtx/Tra«, y •’ iMttf boom. "•.,**** . GROCERIES PKOVIS Wfalia tfa aM P 'HiHi l.fattaY �_5tlH ETTFftTri, incss prohibited from bolding any of the [ office..' and bare not txwn permitted to . ramify ft Cisrt Hooria and legislative' balls naw. mpoeted they wwM. I foel un mow Wfflwiri «L'rACtC»KOCB 1 I.L:i!K5i=a?ii«5s&| iU«r=ssaastil5sMS; Ttjuts- Clothing. Cheap Buy Every i peotda do not naturrUy Uko to nmlfj- : l lug.. I am Infcntiwi that down tn Hatt. tnip our v.ito was only about oce-lbird of Ute veto Of Inal wprtng, In apfieuf thr continual and penhMrt brtiotJ-bdeitig 5t’S?5ee5EJ95^ iiHsfessettriMnl ibsttemwnKusi 'IMWW’W 5: E«35.5355Sb¥b5“5s‘ !<-#' pc<G«45>O»-\Uk mrca Styles ft 88 R 8 Sa 5 S ft KS3 8 KJ To get the'Best fsoqds for the .Least Money .« SJammmbmHsuuu *1----------------- ,.-,»:ftsOTI>U. , yysTcuw 11 SEgtscssssagsgsB*0"1”1 "**'•"’~n 81 .Bsgesasssf Sssrsll^"' I^-D two boon, come in and announced their inability to agree. The diriricn of the jary stood seven for coerietioa and fire tor acquittal. Thu. the great drama ia ■ot al on and. TbfcMeao has all to be enacted ever again moot probably. The saw ia co omapKralad and the probobil- ■. REMEMBER! EMPIRE BLOCK 51 ii»aagwHiaay»* This Number concludes tbo Forty-1 j first Volume. The Index to the firet I forty voluaae of the Uaauin has been it.ned by the WblUhere | The Not ember Nuatber opens with , ‘.The Huguenuta," by Ecexxx LswmCTrte—a thrilling narratiro, and a fit CTOpanam-idare to the “Vaudois," pub I ^dwd in Uta July'Number. The iilsa। tretxim tonrirt principally of saluablo , vu., ,k _ w„, „ -- --------------- portraito r.f the Reformers and their per- ■ fee President," but to .bow me that we are •ven’^lgby thongh 1. sec very ■ . plainly that wo are net President; and wcree than all that, we are not likely to « Tyji-xic tsoxrsis ok QOklLSlS XAF^EEU SllHjiiSiifflBES s I =SJ5iisss«KaSs5> SI Msssyaswjtfssyj AiZeito. Si iltSnsSiKH; :c-’m THE SATURDAY EVEmHG POST. PBESW k BROOKS^ -<>». —MATHEW BUI THREE MORT R$ GRATIS I Fl PL*BtnilE9 T1 I “tcwn'lsee It," and |r f recld It would i be but poor renoolatlon tn a man of my already advened yeahi,. already "weary of wasting for an office.. . 1 frankly own 1 sun dl-wm.Tgod. 1 . was. The Mte of tbo jury, therefore, do know wliat Udo. 1 now to an old , must bo regarded as fsrarablo for the friend ab.migatstglM.Oi Into the Dcsno-. prioraer. Wo mnkenn claim to Vandrr- eratte party, but he auggrMod that they | pooTo guilt or innoreneo in thia matter, but arc glad to wo his caw in the bandof an infolbgatt and uaViaaed pnblie, willing to judge oa the merits of the oaw, and ready to decide accordingly. '•SS^-VE w<^ I papen on •'The Jispred Flan." which is full of tery curious amj interesting in­ , fcnnatfou. Tbo .dsapler on ‘■Litarure ' Fogoeim" ja cunchded in this Number. -Anna Fttrnaw" Utd “Amerc.'’ are I still continued. In poetry, this NuujUr i“ "FT ’reU t^wtoentod by ll’nrscorr Bronoast, Uun Gusrwj, r»tt Brocaa and Him a F. Baatga. lb. “Easy Chair" ehate about Bsrfla in the tinsanf •‘Cliw.wrt," the predeewadr of the preaeni Prussian king, about ■ally cnptnrocf sift-fo r«« struggi.-,1 other interesting maUsrs. The "Scicutffic Racard" fndudsseight dosrir.puntmJ was lodges* the1 Kalamtuoo AtB ........... --------------------------------oa Werfwserf.y: Ho als^re that ho was . on Tuesday rrcalng, the «J>d» irnt . Wo el !*gss, into which are crowded nearly 'juatifled la risoofing Duty. <» the ground |Uo.t sensed ourritiawu who are mChat Doty had abandoned hU own wif- I teres ted in th. nobte work in which this f>i:iztWff“ MOHr Oysters, "IF,.......... tl®m-ftcw and MtUo the aomo bv Cun or aHsaa T^aaau rZH3kia ju aa »r«r ttoMU waitet/no ) Patronage we have I.AllGE fcljjie irtormfo ran il/o: MIK VEL1 reccivgd ’ �.’ffiora. Blinds, tajtnd Window "ramas. Comer, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Pasts, Banisters, stab Railings 4c, Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every descript! . Uphan. reported lU d-7 ui ' load the fall* win aceoaata aod Txa Utxxn OAea wul ouljr ba epra , wmniaial tbrir allovuca aa fill oa Thaak«s; I’lag day, bum 10 to 12 and |----------- —■—■----------- - ----- — £nia 1 to 4. Thia io fi* th* broafit of Sam. a4 China. | *"“' I aaebacrihm aho tecrie* their Japan _1 Y^jk SLADE, glW;-.CeCHaUm_jL 12 mwwwmmg f atf •i ii ■ 1 ’ Meorn limit Nr» Toauk—We an tn acnouara to ocr r.»lan that *• hara mada an arranfaaaaM with *» . pahladim rf Moon Banl Xaw Yorker. atdah la aoknowlad^wl aa the beat ia*iIjyaal Agriculmni /omW pahiiah.d ia the Country .to frndA to a& anhnriben of the thana—«n each eubeoriben z 1 fcftgri HOWARD SAN1TART AH)| TI3 �to. P. tarsi) A Col Column. ' OCTOBER, 1870. J- * *22.W.r SALESMEN WA.NAED. ootiaii NoMony ttold toe to sMb. end tototo ehonM be pastoH? « entoiy ftowL Tbe cUsiae ebouM be by SMto. wkiah may b. upeaai eaedy by bLaree above. J may be left op— ihroorb to asmmet to permU a toe aimtoon «T ab Tbo cam of tbeee hoaeee eboaU bo ia- gSgEgaS srurw-*• n.u.- The Lehigh University S1OO PER MONTH $1,000 TO $2,000 SALARY WE GUARAHTEE TO PAT TO ■upmoo to eommoo ( Fremont Engine Worke < th frat Rtprtlit," ciiAXt-KKr iaijc. c,„n,wi m. • cirne.. a-fa..', “i-y,_____ TRY WELLS’ (CARBOLIC TABLETS, m. —j.... *—.rrZ rf CwUhr OwUifam 4n4. U SnUnW u LnMeawW U* c"l™ l „ J >?>|. tawwa. > nmektuv. He •- >i.<«u.>«io e.en>n , "lilrt^-'"^ *kMku' Un la ell eCneenM ■<U» *>» U»«. . S^iLuTn^lTl^ibel^ DR WU.LS' CARBOLIC TABLETS | XZ i..—. n in I n-4~ Ike rml-Xul '^77.' j n.— -far n^li "T“ ! , .r .4 Ul. of maU buda am Uyeto*. to ««bta and tnmbbe will be ineewaaL Tbo oom ol to puufay ie not gmet ctor toy nre phmdtatopark. TbotoU aebeted for bmodias porpoem nbootd be kept ia flock* of 2v, in vent* wparnle from U>» why •-- Is il ihxl Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitters increusc in sale every year ? .msafrtKtt.' Because They are tho best combina­ tion ever made. Why oonj, well fanned, and haidy, aad tfacock ehuuld be two y<w* old. beohhy. •trong, aad rourageowv. We fadinve that a Brahma ctck. auch aa wo bare davnUd. re—1 witb to dunghill fowl*, won d m I hotter and mor- marketabk ehkkeaa than wwild any otor breed. Do Elte Drnsuts recoin­ inend Dr. Hoback's Bitters to their customers? *«n. .•eat; S1000 PER WEEK I ~ sdAaflA oP n lifflll-Ialii C Why Ornau.;; Is il that lliysicians use mid recommend Dr. Robad;"a Sugar-coated Blood PilTi? cosvutsioss ctuia iobaci’s Afrprn'S'OsI wirlrf. J—.W; >>tria«c. writ. J/«z ZUHnswj Because ' nppr pic ipgrcdicnta h they nyc ntmle. Are Dr. Hoback's lliuud I’uriticr and Blood Pills the best remedies taken to­ gether for tho cur: of all diseases of the blool? tawnca. V«t •iTlaTarer'. raaraaw el their •aew-w.l,. r .frv »t»CB OCT1VE t era 0so Ale BcttUfSp - The Blond PuriOer is the 3REAT DISTRIBUTION Br tee js»«r.e®ui»« um co I8ITTIBI wli'u-licnntnilistlicedcbretctl owily Dregs iin|mrted cspreMlr frutii Sweden for It* mnnumdure, mid tbu 1*111* entain lltu active uriuciplr of Podophyllum (Mnndrnkr Ko—lwl W » mt-li'B'r for Mercury. iAsh Gifts totlM AmotnrtofSMO.OOC. Are Dr. O. W. |ii»b.«vlc'> Stomach Bitters, Blood l*urificr nrid Blood Pills the three greatest remedies the ' world has ojrcr kr"*t»? Because After clcycn years' enq»atuUri%lUjc»Ql incressed ctjch and every year, and thousands of letten (unsolicited) of tbo ronjwk&bla cures they hare perfonnod bear witaim*. Band. tho letters in'-Local Column of euros by these TM^ILBB, ....... Tbo fcotkm O-WJ ~l~a bridr M AsWn wffl Ufiahbad info W~k» to* A MMM1 oowol of to Ixbaa wa— WSWRiX,! ~ Momwiurinm“LADffiS OF THE WHOM" CITY BAKERY! BRICK 4108TA8 STflMKI si Dm JASIIS-MAGHIKK _ mu � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-11-30.pdf 94a5aec673a94d5ca80eda2ce44c171c PDF Text Text VOL. XV. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1810. GREBLE RUSSELL DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, „ I ttdaklMadiriaa ’iGCn.oK'rf hi.own.btMn nd bo warted a wo­ man thrt eouki apprrotate him. He would bar. told you that ho wanted SHOES, HATS * CAPS, GROCERIES kJ »><jf rJUrXiUhntjH/t' A.nd Everything Yoti W ant! I ataad bafta, tho propio of BARRY COUNTY aa The Champion of Low Prrices. No Mn, Wotaan'or Child aa' jw^ more for Oooda in ni/store THIN TITEY ARE WORTH.' Il ia a poritiro impooribility. I do not aak it If not oonna- HASTINGS DRUG STORE HABBWA1I I SCHOOL BOOK?, Uy party. Kao. 1 a«M not «joy 4b. •ooety of mr ora family, 11 wa» »a act of Carrttan charity that pmniud bk> ta dare th. j-7 of olbore. W. had —Ira dinner and had adjooraed to ttaa arm bright parlor. I h»rt notLxd <xi 1 auoh octa.iona that coamrion la apt to after dinner. Whether it ia that I difpMi® abrorb. all of oa*'a vitality, or erally fafi. oat that propio may talk erIwwbriKartly rt iLt trttlo. tart iM will hartly krt Mnfurfbo fint halA bear afterward. And an it happened FOB CASH. of ii.tnnoo.r X haddorired,-taitin reality I war Uuaki'.g. of th. jcmoa I company of my ora kith nd. kta, hua­ ; drod. of mile, away, and regretang that I could not ba with them. "What are you thinking about pa- GOODS, DRESS GOODS. HATS, CAI’S, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY, IT Tie IMS M ST6RE! _A_s anjTvhera in the State. fiaiiB wpiinii Prita, aiin till nmit SatiiMa. W a x T H Pl, at-t, the butter and eggs nr barry county. CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS, •G CORN SHELTERS, , WUriCoWt. FLOWS. finrtwd Ear Ke. a Ma, nd aba vaa taaahiagfiirdta at John. awkward blunder, in pie-makiap. Joha wa> d. lifhud. ha hardly know why. In fixing a pL-rrnrt hi» fiagwn teach*! bars and h. started aa If ho had touches a nl Tinic battery. H. ktatad at HuJdA, jrt wrwa hatf^atadhi.Tp. .i.into �W3S3 A0/C .VX JOV to lijMi' 4113 51“A K'T~ caimiS'W ® iwm rty tod.termto. ia ip o«..: RORAL A■»?*■]WRIUT. * JMJT.SSu.u. tou?. J ........................................... _>(!(1f^OffflPEC3EH.ES 1 RMauIt MKl . ... Buy Every* Description of Clothing. Cheap ! UU [V^r- To Buy. the Best and Latest Styles TW.M'. 1HI>I SSttl JjhCt'RDV, Ckl<M«. HI- .asoirft woJ<%Ph!S^!^S?eM’l To: get .ttrc'BeSTGbOdS'for the Least Money ! «’! —I...-.1 l;..b 3...... H r trill jrivfi fl.QVt .j .uu.h HfiltfttrtM.-di REMEMBER I EMPIRE BLOCK, 3ROT8 0USCp°5t9l¥!PF®Ti,ttd T<?ffei-soxi yt ■ 1 AG^TH WAKIKD FUK: • FREE LOVE. PRESTON & BRtftJTCS ■ H'S V0TAK1ES , .' eumttea. 5f4.lWurr*«t«»ee iite.«gJgg! IN i>'«"meOwJ- w.ooo GRE EN,HrBA CKS-i! • t»T.odo.; . ,, r •tX.tr.'... - STEW A BT Si STEINMOFE.. Fws*S^’~;iN OTH5? OTO! liman aper*rtenre sad fertility of ta«Wvethat hae ahrayrbrrti -w of iti marked p^ulikritle*. i ' ft to to bo fcarnd toii md> alliu, ttrragto It haa bectnn* ram. and iboltoh- ■ Iiri" likl IIT**II b»I Eighth Annual Dtotribution. IN UTAH .J.. Office (»r.» Grant 4 HiiUipii* Stot*, Hienxei, Mtcnmi PR EM I UMS: YpXJR JtfONKY ! COMMERCIAL AIYERHIEI. ft!•Ticket* Ready ' T'PUFRI AND THROUGH y.OTAL riX VAKA 'loiter y. asia. ..... -■-» ■ —I r—.io>ni kr’>•■«•>- Tl.-— .W. Km. h»» bna •Ctoled fay the Kepablioan party, *tueh toAa iwru enemy of the peaworecy1*» preecnt <uuTm> rati only auuw trouble and if any rcmli at all to nad>ed. X viU ba .th*- danptom qj toe Ito-1 publican party and tout the dehat of mar s>M*un> mt* ou», vHchfho IK- —r--r~—=ra- for Delivery. • KVASI !l|R£! KCCstKIBEt | ■" v“ j , A l«rrrrto.<n--> . ---------------------:---------------------- EOUCIt Ui'! , AXY BOOK PUBLISHED LAI8EI _ ' NE^Sfm doWIO^tri^nixO >-S> JrSA-to A...U. I>«m<i. Mak.. fcr . ssiiTiiyi r. -■-r ; ,: :..-r >. • Anorua ,V*aw*K . xa j«* oiatoL Tbtfhuart rntarua ifrwn thu »v* a I rf.atrr pre- A, .QMidmeirt WrfhB^:'.it--W<,WR •Mi-tiar’Mra -c&uiufi*) itX.• „„, ... . ... .4, ,«‘ia > ^rr xcioo JWJf i BE; UNUEKSOLDI "maw-------- ------------ .YHa;rjdtfTroat or. Ji^u Ku|| HU88EI.T. ANEV1N6. BteW HCTl ii!T ii 1* luiaom till t*tiT* ftfaWtUb«<Mth da, j;«<! 4w^&fta final and. .davpU) 1 Ifflfc’ ’* time to closing up our book*. new Impcr- lllr.lv require Uu< .Up. uri and *ettle thc"*amc by Casu or ,2Hanwtuan .wiai,! Patronage we have . jh nayo received ShiBiwonwnityruTTtall'j'^fa'v m uow officr our Good* al greatI, RKDUCEri WbSSto'Ck* ,oo U’Mmnm <i. o uro now receiving u Very JLarge Stpck New and choice Goods, I v*i<Min4fH4i(AFw«rM«lf. Mio fiUOOi �u. r>s <w aj. iuwu. w d. Usend> and poor a&enan haea* Machine aet down at their door, Am of charge for driivery, *1 a peso* and M lenos io that the induatriou* opcr- fi8tfs»=rh?giswi liMIaiESswIsjBsi Suh. Doors.Blinds. Door and Window Frame* Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. IswaUPsst* 5l=H^.i.,E=s5,E kIjeSomusuISEom = jss«_»_r.r.sJ.« E|sS?5S3?iSSG5-;S |l •KJrtmr'furfi £ IsieatsssosSSasji We make * sjwcuity of Molding* andWveqt macmprtai of; Seeall Hawing. • We have .the only IHebarths Frn-tJ' taw'’-uow ia u-e tn U.H eoentY. The Richard 1. ackn<Hrl«|gwl.wprtor'to toqi-btter ator 'to***«8, toe Bracket* or rieriilfSaWh*. bit b.idng made thlelwaadi ofbaaUeaa Drsrxns* Caxwat.—Mr. J. L. Bead has taken * partner iu bu busin-m, hb hroitor. -Mr, D. B*d. The new firm propose to maha rapid raiprovaakente and also to get wp in a* good style as original art.’v'.e from oor cctatributer from Hickory Camera, P. S. M.—wiil appear next week. . •Marches all jarticipating. A JbrtoW.'iUi ducourso wan deHvwtd bjr tho Bgr, Mr Dttaham, paster of the I'-aptwt ehamb, end the IkarAltd aaeie of ths united chairs, wee •omMhing. worth geing a long,way to ilgsHSHBmSatEeW i!5«£itogB(3Eag«H j|tanB»»»aa«Hq»a«'[ 11 UHtBBaSHdSttffi wagen*. oarringee, cutters and sleighs, and oq reasonable living nto*. Give the Beeda a call. Shop just north at4 the railroad Uwfc — Jlfiriwm •traet ■ *»» ^^We^rn/LtrCL'V'A; L'-M JI IHtKIHBhKIJl HOWARD SANITARY ASSOCIATION. AID 51 EiliiEai ■■Ssefai *—IJ -"T-^ • I ion.iu.gnn1*-"-11___ 81. ■tore, one that' feoUl fire all'night and ■are* one-half the fuel, shouhl not fail to call and ace the Acorn, at »X t ptwu ft Bceaxtl’e . Jodi^ad*^h .»«“*• ' r-esw.v.O'^r. 51 sHiiasisiKm I l5iKi»=u9s«SH «~u»-a SlcHHEscujitfiki-" —»»;.■ ■■>. found n* in UuaBUle tillage of Wayland, Altogwh omsritr, cathe line of the Grand CowrmtvTs are rifb in- irgard totha' Itspida and and Indian* IL B. The fine weather having such a bod -rffret oi wheat, catsatn? iF to grtrn to rank. Many farmers hate ttnieri^A their sheep and mttle to keep i! dodm. - | l»«W!M»M»l«a»>B-B~r A and HractoM fif, eTj.fd escriptioi AlMat (TtudViurj i. £.1-.- .•.<) biw-i *> Bud will tend to increase the building in tlio'vicinity. An old-faaUoned ThaakegivInyliBner aha bald ek Jerry 4fandi-r gva’s Hotel, and eras rtojoyrd -try thtato W* an obliged io omit an internet ng a bo yertvok of the aatno, in a happy manner, . b> the evwmag > U.» merry iternmnnimtiiin from Hickory Gjrnan | Ta a Michigan Central RaUroid Couipthia wix-k bet will *pj«ar in our neat . any is rejdaring the old rafla on Iha road The Baptista of that place give an Hndurik** sugar crated pull* arc gaud, Herrick'* Watcbee aruLJewilry are bet­ ter. By the way B. Hcyrick W ye-atock: ing hi* itore with cbtdto poudl fur the 1 Holliday trade -woeim* tour* of m >rn " The Waylind nouac, liner n» proa-at proprietor. | Mr. J. Man lign, t*» bad poes-adoa, ia . improving-, and ik.h altuirtht.a rnry | ptosaant plar- L> atop — T-.o table, which iarni imiwrtia: ileus in het'd । keeping, u well tnnu-Med. Ill load'd ' with alt the gr“*l thing*- . Wo will e.’l' ' gain of three ItepwWioan. »C»d>crs in on Jerry il w« aver happen in Wayland the Upper I'anjuaula, eo.that the n*t| gain in loth Booms by the Democracy! will be only tiro, and probably < lily one ! QrmtAFV^ xWut. Hi Jewell, our J Regitter of Drwla. met with quite •■ , severe inttm Saturday rr.ainghsL Ho |! Lavr.—Setting official table* n n.Ion I l-iraa ia the *to« of RuXl! tNev&taUd;[ it impOMiUe to gai-out cn tics, and I >ut a* he stepped oct of th* 4t«r. «*i||ttot boys all sp-Cl Thanksgiving 1*4 tara«Lto4he left, and felt through be-: I tweed the joi*’. la frun! of th? flow Woek J whore the walk bad not berm pot down. ‘ la hiv C-li toUto basement. h" burgh, after an abated-a.fctr weeks print eewro o-ralcbca and iTubos, bat in Canada, and has rgaOBpd profcanjooal duliat-Av'e-ara ghil too' towl<d»; improved inbva'.th, end brimful of high Tub Lansing AyaMraa of last w ek, epirite, ae WtoA'er-aue. v— lea... . uRt-Wilh pithy local b evk.-th.loxoorenng tkiwWathiM^iiuc as fciiq?*: Ar>L'r On. Mixn ia Genei’M teprabsteadmt/ ; How.-D, ail hsd-but nut aU tail., of the MWtfran. Air Liar lUiiroad, adj ■nt a Httfe place the head quartern id th* certpany ati watered meek—r-ukoad Jackson. atU Mt tsndnetoa betwrao Jsckicn and Three Hirer, M ryported in | How. Jsnss F. Jar ju>tifi«l tin ' Ionia and Ijansing Railroad Company , that he acxvjito the transfer of (!>« real ' and it wiH Ko toade thopriwent *.£»Y »' SLADE' .kstHi •Drugs EDICINES. NEW CARRIACr FACTORY! "SS.“ •< ftala Head, Arad, �[SALESMEN WANAED M 5mUm5M«U-;ou.\ xixo ast raises ooo<»jarorrouMon*. jaroarcoiAT. jkiut. ptron €•»*»• ■■cklaoi*. . prorr cojuL raa aaoi. bamduk Iprorr raxxcB mnur Jaroar iwlb" M” °°U' »io° raroar swim* nc«*a* 45Z. u uulu TH roar m*w im>*« :mmenag ogve $1,000 TO $2,000 i wTitt arWto* r° S1L1MT I'BTSdL" I rpuiuxoLsv vafcWTT or Tn“ ^UTaaKtwrox asoss. tato. x r I J^JC&LC W1B. Fremont Engine Work« -r-xiirct rioM TU Maitiracrown* - a bc t au. l.K 15k. a o* - Uartfwd. Cwi. ova ooo» <rt? TRY WEIU.S’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, rffeWtaVerociX Why ■CMC tout 18 oaxava. 1 « syhsstfea - == | iTATCABV 18 ITALY Um btoXKM, fr<» iwta^nl ■< I fixed in the n«* and an ttol b» resnor­ ed by pulling or torsion An j-rgf l»it ihnt Dr. Hoback •> Stom­ ach Bitten incrciue in »•« every year? ie?: Because •They are the beat combina­ tion ever made. juntiB ram Why. «n U rrmoved before th- hexI «=► I tnir. Ito Mnn»b it»Wetriag once or twice axvu Do the DrussUU S’?"" ,„„„l Dr. lloSrk'r IIUUM to their customers? ----------- Because yr cm ureas orrraw is ortnorr. After years of experience nnd trial they bare l>ccn proven to be a sure cure for Dyipepiia and ludtgro- J^«X>S JOI TOOMIWO- tion. . 4wW ___________ _ Why'\ ••LlJ,“ 8BM’ la it that Pliyaicidni uic and recommend Dr Hobaak’s Bngar-contrd Blood PCBUtSUES T’lE BEST BOOK* Pills? .uaogggnk. ___, ' -_______ Because They know the ingtedicnU of which they are nude. Why Are Dr. Boback* Why » tb« «ua hi. a good W’ [£®j Th. mca-^ OWt Mbaud »nt fur lb« doctor.—'^8, Omaha to^t. of• “?*“•? mtain«<o»w *orth f Vary A&ctiag—A rolutn. of xnoke. 1 will aJwaya Imng.toar* to your •yr«n<— .«* ■ w> .-M W-jl ^OM&CH I'unfcr «J llio bell remedw* biken tnbother for the cur? of all Julies of the Wool? Because The Blood Purifier i» the ..nh erticic in the market AwMMrrfrm-! BITTWS SmtM roaWrif ««tof iWrtU«a»d <*« ^’’’11 I DOTFS WASiRG-lACHIKK A 1‘tdc mrl —N*1 tor traitor 'wtol utij.t Mvru mraovio-AKi' ..renly fn>«" 8'TP',P? ftTJ? LanilMnre, end the 1/1» „»,Wn <ho «lire imnnijr ’“l ”• TJ-d «4~* (MT fAo—mfc r-ml, iy <n uf I ! UArr ®ood dimmi. f« W*CU»*.' ftf IWu*. Mid Universal Clothes Wringst for Mercury. , Why Dr. C. W. Kubacki tach Bittern, Blood l*uand Blood PilU the * T knotrn” BIBDB SOfKl vaar, and thounnqi tn w(umoHcitod) of the re­ markable cures they have performed bear witaeaa. Re»drthe lettm inc Local Column of cures by theao medicines. I.ARtaE.'LDft! I| l^Edsd^HNS' BA»TONj .1;t swwcr^lSSS aBssSi ^5525.-ruJr»i' ibb«1 nm � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-12-07.pdf f538f674cd5f690cb0bd5e0b1bcadae9 PDF Text Text I Io n< DRlfcfijJODS, CLOTHING, BOO®il HnrS mil shoe&.._.'._ aa^Egi£SBacssi.‘-. WM It. HAYFORD, me .CAPS, 'SSggggaggg OVES! NEW BLOCK HuBUngM. Mich. <TT» m» •»«< *•'«'*»., !>■'««■*< E‘*1kli**,IU The Largest HASTINGS DRUG STORE tzrsKOC MISCELLANEOUS Rooks, THLOB HUMEB PRESS! WHA akwh r1*1 I.Y THE BEST STYLE raTWbmM* CW.‘-«^ru ThoftwMmor UaatnaiMMd JMp«i «ad toon eoraea mi thia ada «t <ha rallay. Tba grin fooot aH no»Ml M> caa Utarpoaa M barrier*Ma paytML Bui beyrnd. m the illinhaH. lop— FOR CASH. wmgfaxa Ha Up tha Utter wart *'ebo«haaUad.“ Sobafw^ up aad d«wn alwap figfatag far On mo■bite U r^rfnt, aaothar of .tenor ceri rtenUfonMnaodbvHh* He ar»ur MfkRr ha jhiiii forward. Now, aak Whaihail Ena< fat, wUdio lUaU DRY GOODS, ImM, ui ml iKlf. kU ik Ik, peodaee aad trw«nn> r»»ry quarter W tU«Mnflyi«aaaaea iU a*. H HATS, GAI’S, PRESS. 6OUD8, JG R©CBKres. CROCKERY BOOTS, SHOES, GROCER LES PROVISIONS. Ab nny’^v^ona in the State, ftiiiit nrpttai Prien,ui CLOVER GodMu'aM: tone 1 ,.8a3’ GoM 4 « rill nnul Mattia. LLERS, FEED/CtTTERS. IRN SHELLERS, �Ucil PffillffllTS 1S8AGK । Since tho adjournment of CunSTVM the ratifications of tho treaty with Great Britain for abolishing the mixed courts for the suppression of tho slave trade liave bean exchanged. It is believed that the slave trade ia now confined to tho eastern mast of Africa, whence the To Buy Every Description of Clothing. Cheap itory of another •» not exclude U>e ’whl^tiartvor £ Ta Buy the Best and Latest Styles To get the Best Goods for the Least Money , [On oar northern boundary Mar Petai bins, GreatBritain ia occupying territory , that belongs to the UniuJ Suu*. The land boundary is already fixed and mnrksd from the summit of tho Rocky ' Mountains to tho Georgian Bay. ft REMEMBER I EMPIRE BLOCK PRESTON & BROOKS good judgment. It baa been perfiirroed to the entite satisfiM-fion of this Goveromont, and, as I am officially informed, tho saiiafartioa of tho Gcrmmtsl of North Germany. imports. In ease of tomannr. s t w.U | TObJorU * UUo^ a— of oh tho talnnda. , tnln watrn therein dednodP-ln the watl and thus prevent an eaetty from again era not Included tn ttw limits named la 1------- -------------- '* -* '--------------- 1 — —Uou, <. r.. within tbreo miles i of the British eoaat. It ha. atom tor many yoare to stive ■rmen of th.' United States a San Domingo, with a stable government under widen her immense naoaron can lx- developed, will give remmsesutive wages to tens of thousands of laborers, nrC »WW upon the island. Tbe» latter __ -J-.-—__ r ■ - lasses of Its Juri.alctlon and control of those government laaboro fishery gron nds to the Ctalonjd; the Justice <r authority, known as the Dominion — ■'------- •— Uanada, nnJ Ehls scmblndeiwndrnl. btit Irresponsible agent, has sisretaod Its delegated powers In an unfriendly way. Vowels hare been wised without uoUre or warning. In violation of the custom previously prevailing, and have teen taken Into tno Colonial ports, their voy- •ottan of every tax provided ■y tn tba disbursement of prompt payment of the debt m : a Mnrtlon of Uxre a» I the reqalromeuta at the ’ II admit: the redaction of nd the tariff to be so arranfed I rgci rata eveii RUSSELL & NEVINS I 49286^ Earthan Wart, Notions, ships in the oarryiMr tndo-te so rows rrta er la tho United Stairo, than 1 foreign countries that wllboolocma a atateaeo from tho rmnunanL they <■> not be bullt boro. Tbare wttiboseven propositioni laid before Ccngrree In tl ourw of the preoent eirolon, looking a remedy for thio evil, evenly It shoal Will retire front the active du­ .'EM ties of the firm, and devote his time to closing up our books. A fifteen years business imper- SSwS itirriy requires this step, and we expeet our customers wlU at once enamine their accounts, andsattie thehamc.hy.Cara or Not?. , Ever thankfiil ft>r the large Patronage we have received from thia community, we shall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to r, UMK vueh an mar bn tho pmnwmQnn ..f t b«l r; Tho ootlmstei Ik I from sold fishery grounds (lov.-rnmrnt f..r tb WN of tBeUnMMMos SSM*a«l loro time outrAvene thU rwtnlaUnn I but cxcvtd the a !S5“ CTES AmstiMD CoinraUntaMK.! is sokod aaOnngro BARLOW & GOODYEAR MMITtll! John Wolf, North fiide Main Street. THE LARGEST STOCK FCRSn-VRE, �IbtkMiMHiUSgafef _L SI BHaaaassasasaxj ? j Qraa —Give a sk.teh of the impor taat errata in the Ufa of Franklin. Ana—Franklin van by birth a french­ man And crane to the United State, rendering them important rervic. in the Revolutionary war aad was afterwards I IHEliiBSElKMIB wi iag them 14 miha, with no thought that a home road will spoil my market. No sheep of mine will ever bo kiHed on th. track, and nobody will erer come along bothering about buying my farm far a 10^ JjUISJOl TMIJO’ wwtemare re. First Premium Coak Biers. Taa Ijmiauron. Th* besriret and largest in the msrkrt and Brackets of every description. ssMJteaeaaf rteeai HOWARD SANITARY uaua baa arrired •cute the work at t •j^ss^^trsar AID .■XuT^arri. WHEELER 4 WILSON empire at power over nature. He ha« dmply aratralid LimraU with . few feeble manifretations of bis proximity to remind <M probably* that be is et.U Horae win bold .Nev Tears’ Party oo Monday, evening Jan. 3d. A good time ia anticipated. and rxtenaire preparebona care to keep pane with improvement.. * "Hope Nov th. S John II Palmer I reoaired your note lam really glad to think that you Hare known enough to find rat that I Ufa not qualified far teaching, xxx I think that 1 am either regrsoring ACKLEY A New Advertisement!. SLADE, We will give $1,000 .y.; -■■■ U, ■ our trial would hardly stand the test o’ judicial procedure or be a fair repreeratatxis of a regular court However we had "lota of fan "and ilia our opinion we derived some profit from oor even- Onuses th* osdinsusce ia nt.nl $ th. payings bceaso tax of • 100 for the rale of spirituous ar malt liqrare The TFw ! Drugs. ^Lzstd Medicines. CARRIAGE FACTORY! i Vii* W known popular City Druf t win bf« fhund compute. by him at the examinaiira. And yet the majority of thia young man's breads think that ha b qualified to teach, and that an absolute outrage fa committed in refuaing'hm a rert.firate, and what fa tree ia hb cane b tree tireie oor "speaking talents ami also inewaaa our st passant assail stock of legal lore. If msefa .braid be th. era. wo .hall proUbly hare rasno item, of inlarset far your readable paper daring marriage boll" Mr. aad Mm Manley presided with cordial wlwte-eoated bospitality aad every ossa wont away with Andrew J. Down*. Was. 8. Goodyear. Itewi. WretfaD. B. B Wightman. F. N. Galloway, Wn. H. Goodyear, J. B. Rend, Last Friday eve , the Baptfato held their rami rasa th ly racial st tho residence of Mr. E. F. Manly. Their pastor. Bae. J. Moxom was preset Muy fair damaris and gallant lada were aira in —udurs, beside. their good fathers and mathaaa Tho refreshments far body sad mind Read. 15,000 IN GREENBACKS premiums �.1... • ... pronrooU) WAnnrt unite. SStYl*hi > ju,0RrboL&-WATetre<.ORTtAMr« IT “’■e** *””-D **’ct w. «»?»«»- ) TtlKIST GOLD WATOUM. l.Srarai ___ _ .raoiwtiwjrawr.w^CTf - sffl2WW&r-4X'»=~ rjsraa-iMag? wteilt aaFX5S!?SHK»?rr*»T™>~~. "■'.An —' TMra„TCO»L «rajir’. WOVE or m-K $100 Fremont Engine Works Is it Hint Dr. lUbnck'* Stom­ ach Bitten increase in sole every year T Because ---------------------------------------AGHMH WAXTW FOB They arc tho best combinatlon ever made. FREE LOVE. ffc VfflAKIHS / lb'i.“‘rtSuJri~*rara> I Why ^•JSgSLaS A7’ **•" PAS UX STB1K Kit. Xf I AiitSJEtrJSt-a a Do the Druggists vcojii inend Dr. Rohsolvo Bi(t< i to their customers? Because 4 After vears of M|icricurc ord trial they have been proven to be a sure cure for Dyspcpeiawnd-lndigca- MATHEW BUS1HEM COUEII Why that Phyaicmtts use nnd recommend Dr. back’s Sugar-coated Bl Pilfs? OVERLAND THROUGH s Because They know tho ingredients of which they arc maths ASIA. Why Akn^r- hiayW.S, HraJ*-•« j *”TrfT"*XCTrlXtOS A CO. Cla**aa*li.0.. '■ W »»<«,. Arc Dr. RnJwyk,». BJLaid Purifier and Blood Pills the best remedies token to­ gether for the curs of nil diseases of the blow! ? * J^TEranTra £■“ _“HZ GREAT FORTUNES:: because n iXimCT.ftj"’” 1870 HOLMES 4 'WEBSTER C’CKii CIIAXCERV MAtM.' tkAU.r Mtaklra»- TWiOrah C-i —’-“7Ult2«»U.ra.U ’tr^raJJ-aU-A'S'J The Blip'll Purifier is Hie only article in the market ivlik-hcontaiusHiecelebrakil «i.»t!y Drugs importe<l exprvsjlj fi»ih| STFcyeii £ir ll» innimfuclury, and Hie Pill’ rmiUhi tl)0 active I.rim-iplr of PodopliyHuin (M iuulr.ikv Root,-) mid Is a stitiHlulr for Mercury. Win ~ .-satisr Are Dr. C. W. R..lrwkr Stomrteli Hitlers, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills the three greqteel rrtitedtci, ri»«wnrldTins ever known’ Recalls^ After cleveu YcarT o}t*ri oroo a«d trial the sales |iai>increased oach-nndovcry > l«a<i<ub>'i •>d*:IUC>u. raai»c Um*b ul. year, and thousand* of lolten (uMoUcitedj.ef the rcmarkahlo euros they have 1 U < u..raU «t .TtaJhirK wuMUuwn •» I j in,nwra ir»i~f.» b—ira wA X«« E»»U»4 < pcrfbrtMd bear wilncu. Read tho letters tn-Local Column of oums- by- thoao medicine*. Cndi JMsni Barnin “’““sacSSt**' “* ;«»! GETTUW W CWW t —. zfrMasa WMU TH co, , AljWHfcrMta*' !s^. a •? —Si j JBT3 WABHifi-lACHlK, o' .ucorvCul Lull! <T« CMSOV, m- b*»t UclUUcs fert Linlufnt .tucb »n sducuoa wifi-to louml st CwI4.-tlM,« ■rjMat A Mr»tlw« En-lura- I ■>• snsnUr -r ikrtraH, Mick. TWs 1> tl>« ooly jBdUnUou in th« fiuU« Hut teM. HcUkS^rndta OtJ CUleg" rxttadlnc ftnm. Main* to Ca{|“isMAtln •ns- this sat nccravmi Universal Qothss Wringer LARCH LINE lavra, at -tlA frratu-j Fa'ara Pwan Ora V E LYETEENS In All doeinbU Colom rin riEtOJUii O'FF8« PURE SILK VELVETS, Probably the BcM CwMk tor the M—ry lv J AM1A W . VB4AJBIB, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-12-14.pdf 4207f4c6e5a0685f98fed9b81616f806 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COPHTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 14, 1870 GRBBM& RUSSELL DRY GOODS, CLOTHING., BOOTS, SHOES, HATO-ACAPS, GROCERIES, • PRINTING And Everything *ydu Wanti sown I Mend before the people of BARRY COUNTY M The Champion of Low Pirices. t galwats M people would with the laborer m»,bo rrady aaa, and worldly poet­ --------- —> notify atanfud. Tha idea iaatiUed Into tha minda of wetbwya frian early Uh la that of ••get- W BLOCK nAJt'rfiEY parweta teat theaaaelTae by timer The Largest Eeor ofcad la Haatiagu HASTINGS DRUG TORE A8BWABE root BOOOK8, wit who oere uktd, nuuryfoob dor* it take to mike a pub- TAILOR CILIIflER PRESS! AV DRY GOODS, THE BEST STYLE HATS, CAI’S, 1.1. mom DRESS GOODS, H.»3Ga3ir Yat worldly aacowa, runeiJerod m the money aijort, u by no mraae a thing to ba uadorraloed II la a Ten proear objont al de»«ro, and ought to be panoad to acr too BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY, GROCERIES ‘"■SSSt' PROVISIONS, Ver^- Cheap f W M." O. m4, •'IhMrt, u ife i. policy." The hcxMrt man may not get rich utaln the diahoneet m». but the eartiea will be of * treat kiad, ternrd witboct fraud, iajurtire. or mam— ■mm,"* Bold Riaixrp UBm? of • ruder who had made him pay two prew As anywhere ip the _E?tat<. built tir ikIiu iWtajiiji TiU’iinS' Sfifctfe. I WANTED! ■ U«l _____ All THE BUTTER ABB BOOS U BAUT COWRY, Far whieh the Highart Market Prine la CASH w® ba Nt .”5*2 S rwt, OVER HELLERS, FEED GETTERS, CORN SHBI.LEKR, , THE LAMEST STOCK ............... �pmsrful promoter to • Hteral ypptd*, educate, la Mr last artick wq dis-' *~sd th. proptemm (te popUe rajJ lure .a, c so. .May to Ao teting «!<-! o:w> of a BepabKc M', now proposal l> show th*: . Kspebli,. prnmvto, that | poj.ulsr culture to a gnttor safest than -n- stte f..rm of government known. WILLIAM BiM .powre, sa l with ttet euatoiouc ' I a aeons of rnaponidbili^r. Ttet der.tanil> that the reaetmenl ■ I updt Ma mind the aoreesity of thinking I SVMCIUPnOEB-1871 ( Now no arnn U a thinker onlsre ho is Isdtoalsd. It fa not inteedrel to fojrtnce ' d>s Ilea ttet a mao must be nstad is] tktl rofliag periods at Ctera, <■ the tub-. Haw eonceptioaa of Homer; or that ho I ma.< te cogutent of the laws that gov-1 ant tte plausti, ar the mywterieaof gvolcqpral f<wtaatiema. Bui to Iperform tte i part of a tree citiacs; a thinkmg riti. I ,eaod9-c?n<‘?t’«™ E To Buy Eve^^Wiption of Clothing, Cheap; To Buy itie‘ Best and Latest Styles! I I B! ■ iliii ihl 1 .09 THE ‘DAILY IEPUILICAI- LAME1 tTtCI TUI RUSSELL & NEVINS ! -?!/.? .xi’/Ti .ruo(>;» Earthan Ware. Notions, 3fewH.t sr^ ° ° 30 S , Jost ^ipd . yd^rib^Low. u ' . MteWnff v an; Fremont Engine Works GOLD AMD SILVER TfflCHJS! S2 Z. Jb£*3 “• -i wScZ^^^^h^tort EVEI1 URflCERIESl Proviaiotw, wtue cutirtsr asd best, j i STL “Ki?SaWfcB8.1H D rihLull ■;> PLATE"t .wiawiffffi TWELVE & BROOKS i U =’J q hi m; 3! sir= Hi J k! i PRESTON - !her, thn r> altiatior. that bis welfare and the welfare of hi. country aro tynono1 mom terms Jrndt to cultivate liberality of reatiment and to prevent to a large liarper’a 13nxgir. 1 extent that selfiatasot which ■ so oomrai.n in other countries aad out of which 'tpring cuurcrratiru, arutocruty aad reu.ro. at Mef.1 uUHu mmhimi u« ...r, to".., iw ' 1 I ntitc. Itirpubliotohm is a mighty lev. 'ter. bringing all aorta a! poopte all 1 —r-J-j nt _____ 1 plane, roadoriag it almost nnjooaibla to i coniine Bcpsrinr kmrwlodgu to a small ( circle and tending to diwrminato it far , and wide, making it llio (xweauon of । tte r„snore. It te. tecome an axiotnat- MB b.«Mkwp>«S >° >u l-rewl... ; U. tJilo,/ m-lUr » MMMJIr MsreM •* t». alr.1. |i u io truth that s man's iullm-ncw exist, in J t»U<4W u. IA«re<l . ..t u.lr.U ; .1.4 It bu proportion to his power to think. Ua- •Urt. pU stem. MS Uurwy -natiw.< wr,< rnh ,wel( Iditputably, tte thinking mm are the ni.Mii.'ydutf tut talyzM. UM 1K.T.J . resrt Uwe .. la, | men who more tte world, It it evident . tbes, that thorn legulatar* who are tte mSl.itoMste. •< tmiKi,. u4iu reUuton profouadotl thinkers posaore tte moot weight and perform ilw most important n. Buu u .xsaUnu* ^4*^(1!^ swtoli • tort in tte construction of our Laws — Iluy r. '.blub, (1 u Umi Mreri re ll< eluting tliii, men who are fitting ttem- lire,lb. .ad Ito .lutvl 'i.4trv tw ebevi H >. ; arlve* for meh poritiont cultivate their i tnindt with grot tor assiduity. Bcarch- JiSs'£uVbte‘’i'.to?' w ‘Xgr1 f” i ting in the broad field, of utieurw and ! phihMopby fur profmutiny of thought aad ' ability to contend; investigating tte mffiueacre that operate mret powerfullr । upon the popmlar intellect and thorough- > I ly acquaiutitig ttetaeslvoe with tte needa and uiterests of their eonstitusnU. He- | TenLl . .mg »• they urn repreeeaCntirM of the , psupLi and continually before them m , j a public cuftoedy, their culture and knowledge through the laws cd ratei once Ixicumo gwnerel property. Again iaaaw-mblMa hko ow l^iate : tyres, curcpored uf men fro* lifcisal . portions of liw oouatry rut nag direr[ tified upitejca aad diaduute loed iniorf rets there h alwayt an aatagnai * c­ ; bleat and a rcmsequeat eUxunation of | BndxwvTzrwi truths. Tintolnittoquick V teroree the pro.wrty of ike papefol. Uw> Isndiag to riMtti item and do,ato|« adrtored coareptiuoa «f, social andjnlitkal rclatiueshq. This cubAm Peterson's Magazine. of dirarufied ideas ate prodares aoam- •fed bat by all it tease £«■> tte chains of taoaa to ths dignity and freed) •iso literalisra. Amri te-t- ter sapcrimcte ‘ uiid eTefferson St i .3ROT Si i -.11 cob If flow I / REz, EMBER ! EMPIRE BLOCK -uk oi ms wwu ruuuoa in common with . that of his fellow -ritirme and Icomo to andentand ia what manner each staluto alteta their ».-veral peculiar iatimats— j ! thus deriving a knowledge of the very ia any aaa who wnaH nareal to b. thus elected, that fret ateae would be saftrimtitidWeal Ma sleetion. But we tereno foere, Ao Bopablicano will nominate aad elect their Senator, aad all the powur aad iafiueuee of the »ul <■ JxlxiVZ noV ^nixflyr ■ Jj ' Thn man may. rial grasp three Meat i ' in tire above analytical form, l.ut his | thare makrag examination.. They re­ pat that.seek fo the ease I*a»M R ; mind will be impmased by the forre of ! Harte eg. IstuChUeetor of Internal Rev- i the srholo group. He cron may not bo j csss, who bung w Andy Jr-htoem, I c.-tMciotu of ths tenure and tuUare of | when horauag artmwl the rir- ' thii impluse to cduoato hinuei^ yet in- i c-e, jam Aral ..nnugh tokrep in cfflre J* itinctirrly ho will t-el the n<ed ami ' [ tong a* Andy did. has bon, then 'jrmprau.jr. Harbaugh .1.1 nB*«Bd ' । poreeirs the direction in which he wu«t I ‘ onongh o< tte old Lesli slnoent uri— . I turn bis thoughts to cuablo him to par- ; must those to hang a tern. upon. He ' form undcratotxlmgly and rightly hi. came bark ratbsr dtesureffol The [ part as a unit of the goserniag power,bi1 ! Y«»W Republicans. the tore wte had been soldier,, and who vren.nbrr the . thn work of ,uato>ning and carrying on | Again, with e»h time when tier. Blair wea,tbrir warmrat j the gcrorxmrnt. , --------------,------ .friend, are not dtexaed to about th-, >:age o! dereloprmeEt »■> tnatinr bow bated ana no-p arty pape.-, ,f the Citv of' pra^toe of ass iMruit randilnk* slight, coms, a more extended meatal Grand Rapids, speaking of the H-.h. I 11 «siWeady npretod that, with I ml oomaet. san the aid of the ntaneree. V«iH States bunton and n korerr rensn of the aecetw- .>■ i ■ , ... r ... «®*kla who.-hare an abkT.ng place in \ oily for brosdsr culture. Thn lawt of' dore '11,0 '« »vuld u. carrLl —lid ' his coantry are not to him, as io the eil- j teTJfSm^Z ,tl‘T’U“Ulk far J—bM- TbT-tfuretodothb.i, iuu of a monarchy, a vast iron merhaa. | “■ ™» ha own die- /jsrt now reauinr un,-............ ‘ • itm which mores on with umiUable • tnet,Mr Bter of the Central and North - unkind reamrkeemc' power cruibing here awl t iovating threw to-1- n™< ». it quit there of all taint of aoaptetan la that direction, and when oar Mends obfeet to the Ksnator breaues ho Urea In Dw trett, they ahnply mean, wo soppore. UM they oMMtoblre ttoerere. ttey deem him la the Intemto of the Detroit ring; aadyst other part, of th. Htato hare Jast etoiree Apart from the ebore reoaMstaUoaa. and other non hare daime which shoaM not be Ignored by thepeeptotn dtspoaiagof the dSce.in " ■■■—■■■ --------- .?.3HTT* 11 ■ ,>/!/. Cta THERE ucatad in those priariploo ttet gpgqtsl fe jtoWtfymwsdifo. U t ' the .Haire of practical evety-day life— . F“«.teiadT,M>ywitodowithyourc»Ils muV uwlsrstand the reiatoim . of. fT sd tte artielo ac we did with tte oniijojns^TXd^Zte^^AZZrtew !“*••*? ,&ct *“ rb«re»t and jmreM place it at trece la tte stov. fc«dBl-dKter-|te»*Attte m«fa bf 0 nute pertinent appteatiooe to ttetrsni. "-•teing tte cnly ptore where it 1 ' ! »aJ iateroats of htauelf S ad hi, followI—^iy te ao tern. »— CertstiOy ire Is. ' "J» <d Warn^Lm^.,11^. ikL Ito.'1,B,wc*n 11“*' U,r’ wh,rh are ml and ' flaw which are good; nut only a, re- • Rw"l" their financial bearing but ate 1 MAMMOTH COLORED TWE5TTzFOVR RAUE SSSSjKSx’®: a'te, I • ‘If E W ' CARRIAGE FACTORY! Rend, Read Read, Read, �Grand River' Sssh, Doors. Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Comer. SWr aad Ornsmentel Brocket.. . ,s,;i jtoiflit! Call and i * in the war, seeing at the battle of ahllob, a largo dteo^aalaml body of men aetlag witbeat a leader and without purprae ItaprarM Osera into a oempaay nf rbWi besraa a oace Osfttaln, aad engraving, and a large variety et styles of dress sad patsews for noedfe-vork. Benda rtamn lor postage to T. 8. Axrwvx A Bon. Pfiiade^hia, aad got a copy of I thia etegsai number of the “Luit’i , : Mseinxx,'' You will. If you see it, | HOWARD Poryrtaal Brick Bunting Kiln - Wil­ surely want ths nuguiao for 1871. liam Gilbert, Detroit I FeedOrtter—wnbam Hutchins, llw Tat Ncxsrar.—Among ths best, if not j i Paw assignor to himself aad George G. I nutduna, same dace. gaged to interest aad instruct the young-' Device for Fraoriag Flab, Mrate. Etc rd traders. The Axrarry, published a! —DaaMHowsfl, Detroit Strain Boiler-William B. M«k, as­ Boston Mui., by John L Sharoy. It in always beautifully illustrated aad signor to Divie B Duffield. Detroit Jwashing Machias-Luk. B. (bgiod. brim foil o! jOl. such reading ae young Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. SANITARY AID Grain Separator—Hiram Haymond, et. together with tberich frail, form a most boaatifo] object. Let those who moura that they raaaot afford to pur­ chase foreign novelties, make a rustic basket aud put a few cranberry plants in thing in the nphoteb-ring line, ranbereAgricultural Society Meeting. pcirod. and they will knk ns nice cs new. lean doit, and on reaaoaaUo'A Tar Annual Meeting of the' Barry , terms. I hare aLo a fine sfoek of such xr-.irles now- -on hand, and am eunstantly CVunty Agricultural Society wS! be held geuwg on additions to the stock, and manufaeture to order ail Ihaae goods - . CaB an.! see,me, on Jeffoison street, ee-' road doof.saai^.tif the Prat Office. Everybody. t. elculrting In keep a diary, or pa..* ’ Uwk can find a choice aelecifon al J. I*. ' Roberts 4 Co-. Drag Store. State St•ostb side. . .. SI. t C IB, M IM) DUMB, worth a great deal more than the price raked for it-’ '•Get the December Number and red the following from it. rich contents: —General Trochu, Govern­ or ef Pari.; What Can I do Beat, or What a Phvaician ought to bo . George Trask, the Reformer; A Wife's Strata­ gem; Gen. Robert E Leo; Watch Man pfseture in America ; Physical Educelion; Let m hah» Psaoe; A Merry Christmas; Louis Adolphe Thein; Our Minrtmi Bau.—Very extensive preparations are being made for haring a good time at the Masquerade on the 29th. The arrangeracT.U aie comploI tad an<l costumes onb-rod. No dax ring will be allowed by persons unmasked I until alter 12 o'clock in the criming, . when masks will bo mooted aad tick­ Window And Door Frame*, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description. Our machinery la sUX'fte W and-rroJ as the Ban. Osr planer afttraatate ■ wl.lv vU.no _ think —« ■> — w.H -...I nS 1, — ■ —- propand to Stick Mookitngs of every ilairrtpMin on as asaa rod at as Cheep, If not Cheaper rats, than any other rats Mr. CVTKEKDALfo | enough iu securing this writ. Mr. I Mane who is publishing it, has done a ' tira thing, haring taken the sketchtrom I others, on account of its unusal 1 Single numbers 30 eta; a yi .acriptioaonly 83. AddrvesH.il.------- , Poblishsr Sffl Broadway, N. Y. ' ; tl aad Ornnasealal kawycr. amd atalr Mallder, iua i tlonofMtchiguu. FeriotMwlehlng any thing in that teeaa Writs' I txtiniiD Asxvu. or Paar- ■, xotocr srn Parsrooxuar, roa 1871.' I Besidra Portraita. Character, xnd Bi- ! । ograpMa of humsroav distinguish*! ' Meu\ud Woneo. it contains thirtran National types of Female Branty; Or­ C of the Hrain illustrated aad <te; “What Can I Do Best?-' How I to Enter Wert Point as a Btadnt; Per­ sona! Beauty, bow Attained; What is , . 1 for the benefit of Her. J. 11. liras. Pas­ tor of the M. E. Church, at the Panoa- - •S*. oa Tuesday Eveaiagtfe ^h iari , ' Everybody i» inritnl and requested to ,h' Merchants Lithograplaag <- . I bring theft- friend.Fur —The Stores of J. W. Brock and ---------- ' A. J. Bone in PrairieriDo wsro c^<aU*TX-Our peper felted to bT foe Irat Thursday. Wo bJfer. 0276 ^TX’L^^r^iiran't • Sitoxrra —Daylight ■'—— -M-ung. not only her tetnily and ftleuilii, SinoiGod’i children eveotnalle. The funeral was largely attended by asmUy and Menas. Hermon by Iter. " M. ttowlea.or Prairieville, from Job, v- r--L— Los o n—Evenings. '1‘i.Bxrr—Snow for tl>* little slid*. New Advertisements. S”** Honkina keepsOros IC—Ta theraprooM-m nf Hardware Store. Stebbins A Co., will pay the lUghret I cash price for Uye and dromrd Turkey.. Ptruist-To ttv the roow-flakns1 500 DETROIT HTOVES Mold toy up in the taut 1U month*! coming oown to make sleighing. Donkins keeps everything. AcxixT & 8t*»e hare ereiy thing in ardor for the Holidays. Dew! their advrrrisemen! and them giro them a rail Mrune haZa dance oo Friday evening Dec. BOth.. and ail are * Union HaB.Tttferte for the dance $1.00. I. A. Dibtde. i» manufiertnring. Hub jor to Wtesard oil. Try k Jx»x out Dr Grobte •* Jtaaeel week, for they proprae to make a RY! Youag Mea'e feciety advertira a srauw Fxx Adrrrttaaacnt In rog.nl fo the organisation of the •’ Haailnga Ndfon-. of four Lecinrra. The first by Weadel PfoWpu on the SOtkiraA, to be Mtowed al Bank.” •* ruTroxs generally don't like “p>- tn February by Afea Dickinsea, daring the winter by a 3d, imm—n." i-— Se--r “S from Mark Twain, » 4^^^ Richard., on Oxygen aad Nitrogea,with *ad I ' mala fee 8eUpteXs Mis page Terms. , 0,00 a year. Addrern L A Goody. | PhUadelpbia Pa. N. B- any of our 1 -maMslhx Brat. ad, __ _________________ V*jUpsrarirn-*,™o”'1' trf «mr people will 2711^ NOTICE! ; ini.^nr hmvsu-ai J?.?, so, Big Ilep'.di talks “f *be Holly Water­ worts. The euow at Travers* Cty u ’•» locbra in depthMuskegon and Midtend City *>•*• Etexna, for 84,00. TmEmraMMaaacxx—TheDroem-1 M seriee. aad announcing wore mod , Will retire foam thr active de­ ties of life firm, and derate hia (una tn dotting up our book*. A fifteen ) «*« bimincm. irapcrftfvdy tkia atr-p. «d we expoot our cu.tmn.ni raxsom wW -» �-rr~ B.o'vnock: SALESMEN-WAN AER. WHEELER & WILSON «EHT u’awXr*SWT&i •JSyt. I. M He will gin 41,000 .NEW YOBI lOltGM, | At^AXY, • raiWtrlsT^tMaWMBW-wee I TERJB, IMIlb’CEMEJiTS, IC. YEMS S3 . Tw rf U mS Ml; ss saw ttaUJT-m QwwAtt™. SKsTnSixrS-a’a' _0.0.t. Hi will tifeUfiOO ». 1 THE IEW TMIWTMinT iix& ■ U wvh «Ur H M WMir: -4 '.*1 cuua.1—. >» ^-/Jrura:mn. SSS® AGENTS WANTED FOP. S.ftjsuitf.i&K's: Sarsi Iko M. W»wrt»J tw M. IT **&«!. C-.O c.. ^MAUL STUIKtB. Uxu.'*""' »•«£ ‘ ‘ agents wanted fop. Because ( re the best couibina- FREE LOVE. S Why ITS VOTARIES , t>r J~ K SUMI MI Do the Drugguts mend Dr. Hoback's to tbeir customers? nwutljgs LlV-fil*.; S5.OOO GREENBACKS! •ET.OOO ■^.rcnr^rartjwss arts. .uSl.. Because^ AOKXTM WANTED Foft LTE IN UTAH After veara of experwuve mid trial they have been proven to be a sure cun' for Dyspepsia and Indtgca- : .-w sB.•ctt'a-spaffsg j --sre 'sesacr^— USURIES OF M6RM0RISM ,1. II niaPLILU.i.»^«i-.»*i LA. >U. *»4~. pL. w» ~-ioi ahX mrm«. ' <1J A^yy«?££ci PREMIUMS Why la il that Physicians use and recommend-^ Dr. Ho­ back's Sugnr-cootXl Blood Pills? OVERLAND THROUGH C0MMEKIMA1VUTUER. .Tstz;'” ■..rv i Tickets Ready for Delivery "S^saf Because ^■afeasSii’asiSi ASIA. They know the ingredient’ of which they are made. Why Are Dr. Rnback» Bfuml Purifier and Blood -Bills the beat remedies taken to­ gether for the cur? of . all diseases of the blool ? , "240' aSiSSsE ■5raw««s“. OTHER GIFTS! GREAT FORTUNES k TRY WELLS' SSSeS-SB* ASV“1MX>K J'llMUIIEII Because The Blood Purifier is tinonly artieic in the market whiclicontahwllie celebrated cmtly Drugs itnj>orted rxprcsslv from Sweden for, its manufacture, tftul the P5H’ cuntaiu the activejirhu-ijdc of Podophyllum (Mandrake Hoot,) and is a suboGtiife fur Mercury. CARBOLIC TABLETS; WM.H. BUBK. 'JaaiSr Why Are Dr. C. V'. Hub.iek’s Stomach Bitter*. Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills the .test remedies (He three ever known? * world Because After eleven yearn' cnxffi cnce and trial the sales nave increased each and every year, and thousands of letten (unsolicited) of the ter markable cures they hare performed bear witness. Read the letters in<-Lodal Column of cures by these medicine*. GETTING IT CLIWI: GREAT BAYLNQ TO OOM0UMEB8 BsESKsaS 5083635 5Sx- 7, NATURE’S � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-12-21.pdf 0aa616855c2d40a933baffb07ff55e4d PDF Text Text >1 ffliirre : yiiH SgO»c> HATS A CAPS, dMjjER&S.o’fl «T ’ -WoVEfji: And Every thing You Want! ; “ I aM Wi>w'«» p^bOABBT COUNTY « The Chamjw Pnicae. No Maa, Wonaa or ChiM c— pay www far Ootab ia my Star® THAN THEY ABE WORTH. It it a poitirw im^SWlxty T<U not' art iL If not ooara - ___ _______ __________________ ED. TOWNLEY'. I.Mli HASTINGS ('WE 'SC €X SCHOOL DOOOKH, SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, » .. *?**>• »«-* . PRO WONS, MKttfetANEOUB * *.: V"T. •DW. lia^MbUMhMUM tUM, i ' MI WNHXANEOUB BOOKS, PRINTING TWE®hW®W«mt 3VZ.r>. T MIBCEIXANE0U8 BOOKS BOWIE 4 (iAT&OWAT’S N E WBLOCK. CIRCUMSTANTIAL ETIDEHCE THE LARGEST STOCK .’ JttTU/TKU;' DRY GOODS, HATS..CAI’S, r DRESS GOODS. ■*' Ah nnyvrhere taiie Jirpods iii Pries, aid Te.<111 won Satirfacilu W A yr T E D ! BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY JSb MtUPts. ®m Brought t» Mutiny, ^°^tY’ Tm CTUIDEB PRESS AT HE Ml CAffl STORE! ALL THE |, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES,j, K Sixty . £)ayi* at WB IX THE BEST STYLE ( CWl ®M1 En«M <h® GoaM, ' rt'tw* >•>«»• w’ wtlj| "VSbrttiikW**™0 3HT COUNTY, For which th® Hijhot Marti Pri— ia CASH will b® Paid. H A! H A! .£1, A.-, J3\i s'©11.” ’ C HOT CT : . Tfl- lb« itoei ItnOmu! juaiinjiL. SAWING MACHINE, CLOVER HOLLERS, FEED CUTTERS, CORN SHELLfiRS, /? " THE VERY BEST IW THS taAStKWr. rat amr at.;. M*” *” 'll».aaw.UnwIM, HK.''' BOOKS, ------------------ fej— u^a. ’ rumi k.4 a®. ®~wr MT •*•,¥*«* and 'Medicines, SCHOOL BOOKS, ? lite L ea d , SCHOOL BOOKF. *• •*•/•**. KI8CELLANEOU8 BOOKS, Burt irithe Mtirkel! fcl VOL XV. . ’ ... ftitj nd tauntil Pm �mXiTairif^acS. Weser I -wtUfcs > «3-<S‘r£*ECE3ElE! To Buy ,il|p| dent) and Latest Styles gSSggJaga; ■ Wl^n« ■•’.■• ,?•!/•> Z etTAH Michigan Cen the Senate erer elected fa the State, and cwrtatoly would U ml th. won. effirieoi jor hiapeMazpecMasai We hope that Mr. Ktrnper may b^ ttoaMnosuJy etac- REMEMBER I EMPIRE BLOCK, , . Tas &ua Joouate—Published by , Morns Philips *Co,No. J Park Ptocu, N. T, <5^, a.Jby fhr th. most beauti_ pUd Aew^a to th. wortl. , will celebrate its flmafrtfU BirtM^ ■ ec (he fifth of January, 1871, by the id-; NEW YORK 0B8EBVSK Corner "State and Jefferson St YEAR BOOK ytartar larjw than at jnml To an, I AND ALMAJAC, jcrsoa who desire the nows of all tha j going onia fadUoaabte aodaty, wit!, artef.Bottom of the notab’.o non and wo naan of the day. On both Contiftante, Tbo JZmm Jmtl u indupaasable under it TO BE ISSUED JAlttUB Y UT, UT1 PRESTON & BROOKS! organ of cultivated Amwrfcaa Society, and u meh, we compead it to the special fitvor of our aaader^ frees any jf whom we shall be plasm 1 to raoaire .ubacrip«oaa tor the ensuing year at ■unrreeuT. il troa, that we “amtnned that Senator J. M. Hu wnrd ieth. candidate of thatdtognoafal clique” (the Detroit ring). Nor did we ear, what by skinful, partial quotations, the writer would hare hi. snimii0Bsi,Jt.tca, Ushedby Ardaev E. Moaaa J*. *Cb, the well known publishers of the "Jim Ttrt Ohrnrr’' Ona of Qm ablest, oi the many Valuable raligtocw Journal New Advertisements. Peninsular the Prasby^iaa eborcft, and pewmlam to every nbscrib ■luable prptz, for tho.year VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE to Mr.F. AD the rwringa of the Kayi tnaa, will fall to eocrinso the public, M Mr. F. that ihb to the ram. La Hud ar­ 4 RUSSELL & NEVINS I CO LOBED PLATES. 9071 IBZCIGQ REPUBLICAN NOT BE OTDERSOLDI DOS-T WASTB TUTS A»D LASSS Xswssm <>■■■»1<1. ItelisrisCSirt. USEKWH.BE — l~rrrFyMfcte8W> ■ Dr. H. 0. Mrlntyrci. charged with i betas Impltoatad ln Ul» baby-farm­ , etten & New-Htopshire, to held in I KWtf belt . Lciufotd L. Yowell has been indicted 1 by the U. 8 Grand Jury in Covington. ^r,, tor Nftning. wtato Judge of .too. lauan to takn the rotoofaaM*0- M>Ue|*>pi*ai uAXSlSuTst s ..jjuboll Peterson's Magazine. CARRIAGE FACTORY! flTTUE CH^tFEST AMD MST.-C A "Wertera woman eaye in a totter that her sox win noter rest contented 3untU their Uns are treated ns leniently M Kre thorn twtamiltod by men. Th. ralifag.ndDnf the Ctoratend Iron Works Oomrmny vu boned late weak. Read, Read, tfagtoCopteapery-r, Twenty Coplee, " GOLD AXD SILVER WATCHES. *c i *iwSt?TUrtniasir ’AGES™ •jJMojUto BtegtatFMlnhtrr of State, ‘■"•I** Jacfaw,*£#**•*■*#■ �MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand Hirer Valley Division toUjtek. tw — i*“PW ,^1 nXDQS( ■SfiitWJS SStSSGw where the Oeraua era weak. General Dwrot ia oon&hnt of hi. ability to Aailh Nwjh >1 fflww line, at the Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. Tho Madam treat, afl Chronic di. •Me. of tha Throat, Heart and Lungs Uver. **.. (Female ComplainU made a eperielty.) A. thb ia my third ritot to thia jdam. : Ml Chant Bandsy School, U to U in I would invito all that wiahea to conaoll Cnico Hall, on Wsdasrday srrulng. mo to call, aa it wfll rate thorn nothing ' Dee. 28<h, 1 held to ia good health and rpsrita. It ia wall fid. nod 800,000 atrong. Prepara­ tion are tanking for another sortie on j Door. opsa nt 7 o'clock, and the Christmas tree lighted at SJo'etock. Ef­ forts wiD ba mads to tender the HaeUnga. Doc. It, lira._gff' incut DENTISTHY AT WOODLAND. ait T™; It to known that efforts an making to procure a Church BoD for the nee al thia Pariah, uh! in the internet nf the -Bell Fend" an admisexm foe of 16 crate wfll Ml JANIUOl TAtlJQH Window and/or Dto IL L. Snwm of the Dental oompany of Stewart A Steinboff, Hastings, . .. after the mam-jr of Arab proverb, with the hump <m Waown boekf We hope our Sixth Mtohipradv wfll k^ bomafter within the domain of frat, end then with a ssvere accident on Friday m be will not have to hide hie mmcIm gabhat. at 8 p. B,, while catting steres at He coder the Sctioa of a eoldieriy the works of B. J. Haadenhott, toeing name, which if onroad at afl, wm raraed throe finger. of the left hand. and par- ia a rattler’, tent, or aa riterta.t to U>. Tu year 1871 commences on Bunday and endr on Sunday. Ta. Clinton, Bti John. has been enlarged to a 9 Column paper. Goal, dry wood ia ia good demand in Tax Boporviaore met Monday. ' eeeeion will probably bo abort. Ox Wedaraday morning al • o’si mercury stood 8 degress above mro. "Sxow, the Beautiful enow"—We have plenty of it now. •■<), the Bella.” jwa «• hear plenty of1 them now jingling by, making music on t the sharp, frosty air. ^rdBiAgS£&‘^*& Paaiativiux, Dre ftth 1170. A donation vac girea to the Bar. IL fvr aeveral eeaaoni peat. Turbena trimmed with hr, ara worn Carroll Baptist miniawr ia thto place test Wednesday evening, and although Lr bating hate. Vrito are almote iatha roads and w-ethvr were nnforonbls, diapeuaM.br hula. Wook, piaida on very trahtonaUa. Dark perrana Aonld wear bright plaid. Bcariot u>d black plaids ara beeomiaK to Velveteens oro very mnch com. It ia pretty far suite, and hr outaida gar­ ments for chihiran Black wean bat­ ter than any other solar. Flat trimming* are very faahionaUo. Velvet ribbon to aa teyitoh aa enytMag wore. It may be black, er the rater of Rhc OvyWMsr.a.1 ,ZOI& 8ocul—The Mefhodtet racial will ba entertained at the Parsonage by Mra. J. IL Roca, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 21. ■Tax Tmt—How <dw the exproe sion • after I pay ray tax«." Daman ha. 1600 and hto taxee are only »15 he foola poor until after teres are ^id. _ We are prepared to BUek Jtauf<Su®s efar required, and at M Cheap. IT not ISaapac ecription acrount by Jan. let After the statement ia rant the paper will bo dis­ continued until payment ia made in ed- Peninsular Railway. . , - • ^naiMMMnw �war Ml 1-ICAl. $1,000 as -------------SSSESxSSferts 8 O’CLOCK. v* I r^'L. »• 4rMM mi, wo u Tiiibii wiA < _ ________ _ _____________ ■ MM M— SSL. tUSUi 110 MABE FROM 50 Ct far IO Ob«k—V - •• WHEELER & WILSON IFo will give f1,000 ' ro&rgit MoBrninn ^ Tt^ggf mm nuuriHilT AM DUST rACa VKKKAT. di£snc i£Vi’ agents srAinto for TUB LIGHT C»r..£fcla UM ■ »• Why Is it that Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale every year ? I iHSiK.snoiuut. ---------- SWKTUAUK SALK. Because They are the best cotcbinstion ever made. FREE LOVE. Why ITS VOTARIES 85,000 Do the Druggists nreouiinend Dr. Rouack’s Bitters to their customers? GREENBACKS Because After vears of cxpcrirmiand trial they havfl^ecn proven to be a sure cure for Dyspepsia and Indigos- . AGENTS WANTEU K>B LIFE INJTAH =t-dirdmnair' HTSTEHIES OF MORSeilSS <^.*C Uw «MTUr mk io U“»«»E«»iC]»MU»(rM«.Ua;il>. ■ •■SS5Ea'ii;cHJ&aK.’ y-Fwsw&.*" -™- • ,I. PREMIUMS Why- U 'ZiuESssr.ij. it lii.it rh^Bieisns use I recommend Dr Ho­ ik’s Sugnr-mnUd Blood CVERJ.AND THROUGH^ COMMERCIAL_ARVERTIIER. Tickets Ready for Daliwary. Bccausc Tliey know the ingredients of which they ate mhde. ASIA. Why AST IWK H'BUSHEn Are Dr. Rouack’s Bluod Purifier and Blood Pills the best remedies taken to•gether for tbc cur? of all diseases of the Howl* BEAT 'FORTUNES!1 Because* - iLe Blood Purifier U the unK-article in the market « hichcon tains the celebrated costly Drugs im|Mirtcd ex­ pressly from Sweden fur its manufacture, and the Pills contain the active principle of Podophyllum (Mandrake Root,) and ia a substitute for Mercury. .1870 TRY WELLS’ ;jes CARBOLIC TABLETS, Why » mSsess Are Dr. C. W. Bybock s Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood PiHs the three greatest remedies the world lias ever known? roh- Because DOmiASHUG-IACfflUS, After eleven years' experi­ ence and trial the sales have increased each and cvOfy year, and thousands of let­ ters (unsolicited) of the re­ markable cures they have performed bear witness. Read'the letters in<-Local Column of cures by these medicines. Uairasal Clothes Wringer THE BREATAMEWCMITEACO. -BE; ajgfjf 1 ”*1 A FAIR OFFER, Hail Restorative � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/397/HastingsBanner_1870-12-28.pdf e027c63851a4abba581d9c4148e6929b PDF Text Text VOL XV. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28,1870. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, by Utoan. at Sa. L K. F.TVekh. towtaafear&fecfereetorat&apopar <r*wi to ranafe,” and it doe. ao» in lUillBI! SHOES, HATS & CAPS, GROCERIES, 1 are deretBg.r>-d-.<Wlaf thau• oiHrgy Bow^day'ato plin. , gntornt lh«r Sb-iratod - waakfr Jkwy «tow*y, whiA 0-! »a. to paA forward to a toafing 1™^ « Uto 1 baaS of aH the jwrral. of ita daia. : ■neebreere wfefah too'j^er hrn tod , daring fl>. tod,expeHnwnial ywiraince M took 111 jawaeni Eann iHtutta- Ko Maa, Woman ar Child can pay mere* for Good, in my Store THAN THEY ARE WORTH It u a podiire impoaribility. I do not mA it Ifnotconvenieni to oo«ne yxxireoU', »ead by your neighbor, or the children They will do u HASTINGS DRUG STORE i. a. mo GROCERIES Jht Republican Jjannrr, SCHOOL BOOKS, PROVISIONS, •atthem think, he-| « art rirtoui, tlwm ahaU be •keeaadaler* Ay, eakaaand • wn, but let it be rekae and . not the name by which we toll Very Cheap ! BOOKS, PRINTING hroybt in to ilhuninato a dreading Of the wore! fixe that wumaa lu» er­ ar had to eaeounter, wine etande at the Uhd. The anaUta for etrong drink in mia hat epoihntha fire. atrnan woman Establishment. BOWNE & GALLOWAY’S Flimm i Job Printing PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH John Wolf, THE LARGEST STOCK FURNITUBE. DRY GOODS, . HATS, CAI'S. DRESS GOODS, GROCERIES, grrr Brought to jftustingf CROCKERY BOOTS, SHOES, TAYIOR CHUBB PRESS IT THE Hfflft M SME! As anywhere jn the Blate. dad inO h SsUfarthKoi 7.V THE BEST STYLE "’’’’iuJmuja ftaiiit wiNii alffltatin ilii wrut Mattia ■WANTED! ALL THE BUTTER AM EQOS CT BARRY uuJaiY, >w » CASH ril i* t*-1 V.»“ call and eumfoa the' working a of t> ewM fidoei porAaautg efoewUre. _______ hand. A GOOD HEAEEF, Fwrefatoed nm JOD WOU. October U, 1W0. HA! HA! EL, A.Bus ell. Go there foe ynar J CHOICE OEOCXBIIB! OOME 4SD NEE THEM SAWING MACHINE, CLOVER HVLLI CORN FEED CUTTERS, 5LLW, TUB VMM'S- MOST IN T-HE MARKET, E. P. BUKRALL &CO, tfF’TW* TW World Mower ami Reaper, ihoezh he writoa Bttle, tracee of hie faOtatoaad^perMaerf hil bmk wU say be data eted in mry nsnsber. 2b•f Mtr*r?afaM to H nolaBoatoe faartitotioo, b«l a paper tor the whole ’ aoMtry: aad it eerree ita large mmKuency to bithMIy that «• Boetosiana > W lea. of atonal Sarer fa ito J-«r toihKh-dtoifc-i.^ �January 4, 1ST1, romplftwi tary. But we are glad to be[ Iteratkey du t~L as oaWte this e«rrmraiiy. we think puhite- aeptirremt te the 4th dtetriet 1. very doddadly for *fr. . ,jV TbaLrewpnfalNCT Y«rk Antritund- ________ __ _ _ .............. ■■ -- ——---------- -The ■ Aseriesu ship VttSh; HeNaar 1 — .. The Illinois Legislature tOBVMM M ----------- '.up a boat’cOTtainlng i th* 4thof January; that of Wwcon.in ; on th* 11th of January. A Pittsburgh tnaa I* te.lin; th* sand a: Grand HarenwUha view to oitsbUshing a glass factory. - .c Buy Every Description of Clothing. Cheap; ; think their wiib«i should 6* hooded. At i the auao time If they cannot efortlheir task of showing that Biair » unfit It ■ukM Mvcnl charges against the Gov­ ernor whiefa are new, atdeart, to a*. It qusn* with his record m Gorcranr, talks of th* " notoriously b»d appointtMCts^ b* mad* daring th* war ,.aa “tmlremDy oondusmed by th* 'boy* To Buy the Best and Latest Styles and " undertakes to say that notwith­ standing their lirareiy and soldiery qualIttea, th* troop* of no loyal State in ®a Union ware more grossly nagteetod by th* Best- authorities during the way than ware ttetiwbla volunteers of Mki>ignm" Wo bid Mr. Ferry welcome to all the proceed* of such a rapport M thia abase of hi* ccmpeutioa will yield ( ( ( . , ( In tka JrerW. quotations there ap prens oaa from th* MiddlrrtUe risfodn*!sr, praise*! with the remark that the “ I’femfeaLr certainly'repmaiits the ieatimentnof a hug* and rccpcctabte ptetion of th* Itepublieani of Barry GouaTy.” We do not question the right of the PfiitiaJir to support Mr. Wa would hare no mure right to do thia thaa the Jbetowf has to abuse the Utoijp Arerd for its advocacy of Mr. Blair. But as the Jteraaf asy* oT the Barer/ ap wwiay wwofthe.FfaaMbafe **£«*«* tar Ma •••»**« the" Middtevilfo “paper utterly ignores the roio» To get the Best Goods for the Least Money | dian country. and tot th. Paeiln- «X»t, I before th* outbreak of the In our late «W war. ba setod ureter th* faawredtate dirertfoa of Cteni Mwlto. Grant, nod otters, *r>il won tte> rent, doaeeof them ell Rarigutag u?«r the REMEMBER ! EMPIRE BLOCK PRESTON & BROOKS Tn Allegan /Mraa.’ **y» that 'Uev. Bte r made soma notoriously bad appoft.Ttoeats.in .tho miltauy mrrice-"— That is ■• in ossa instance, which w* call to mmd. That of Hot. Gilbert Moyersof Altegan—isd. at the carers! and pareirtent ralieitn'-ou cf Don C. neadsraon. <hen « now editor of the JiKraal ' . are almost • unit in hi* luppcrt," .*»4 m the .'awns/ says of Altegaa County so we mt of Barry County. " far ■a tho poop!* of"-Barry "County are concern*! they rrttlsd their Senatorial acroae the rubey of th* lUUer. During the batik of lb- 23d ManteuM ttomal' Bcer-roort, Mooaurdy, Davou-i &ebeuronrt, Qocrreae.NuyoL'ae, Busy. «nd Veajuosaaut, th* French yielding only New Advertisements. ■to what th* /rernel SRya'we iasinnatei, nor did W» aay what tha JtewnW ssjawa mid, sue have wo fax any way attempted io damage Mr. Ferry 's record. Whim MAYHEW ' BUSINESS COLLEGE, Cor. Cungrevi and Randolph Sts, uaaa of ite claim*. If Mr. Ferry re mpretaCtreri elected, it will bo upon his merit*, and not becana* his Tricnd* are fit to abuse a man who la ax tenet his peer in all that eoartitutaa a gentleman, legislator .or Th* Middleville PttoUre.™. partly published in this county, and partly somewhere el** and apparently edited at terga, propounds a few qutetfoBa. w>m» of which we cheerfully undertake to annnr. In Ua unique and labored onto- ! strurocs, says the fores, oppoeatl to that wa* sb jut two hours behind bn ; FruMian* numbered 10,000 . men, and | was running ryry rspjiy when iKid three batterfoe of anfftop. .:lba,| ^comluit lasted all day., At oreteng ih° । Ften-h retroetwl iu no ociierly marnw I | shout: l,i«W yards. Th* now levteal i fought like veterans. The PrtBslkr.C । abandoned Ndita on th# toondog of tt»,| , _____ ___ (Sth, but subsequently ruUirnad, aa4.idiaui.-t to the Furty-^iMud Cougre j by preoccupied tta. place. The Fronea put .^00 majori----- " — |t!>oir teas at MOO, killed and wutmde.7; iMepubt^si and itefan that toe enxny lost win* Cra! It” LtlSU 1871. \ • PROSPECTUS S““- An official drepafoh free, be Mau* of tt Whrtitey, ItepubUatv it Dreember 24. anwentnrw that the frus-idatrKt bare'Itert wleetod. akns harm withdrawn fnan Nogret.Cra- ' ’ ’ tea. Bairety-fire thousand men pteted | Through thn town, gulag in th* directfoa । of Phrix > , . ■■■ ■ . —.r .- ■■ isiflrigga. .Ejsttssn. STICK TUI twit I’roviMom, ‘ Earthen Ware. Notions*. , , ( ., j vancm lkoxL ituhnex. ‘ jjnaitnroji tut. QTrtJMBtkixDrsxciL* .tinaiim. .th, French Ce. tux rr«' a^o uobi>AK.». pHOTOOluru ALKMS. _ - , i «*>k trnsJwAU,^UEKie... NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY y A«tt zrinwxM. Hoad, Rend; Gunfoon dtrt/^fhx^.w^.Wju trastod fo roluai»er»;.who, hjr'wfitot.i !Kr« • �Sash. Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Comer, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Newell Posts.Baaisters, stall Railings &a. S«lX4> »y veto y«»a get that Spilling Why, np ait Mwe Allen, te has gM Madam I’, can te ontuullodon all din■atotoof a eUte utea, at toe UaeGng» HteS Haattog^ Friday'snd 8*1usday, Bee. 30th and »1st end on too te a. winter. Madam ltrtolig all Chronic dioof ite Throat, IleoK and Lungs. Ilvw, te., (Female Complaints mode Michigan Central Ri R. OLD, REUABUfllft DTRECTlfDUTE. .U thin is my third ririt to this plsee. I would inrite all that e isteu to coaralt ma teaall,sail wdl rart them isothing wwaaso u new. lean don, and oa naaonabto tonns 1 have ate> a fine ste-k of such ' srtxles now on hand, and am ssasslantly • getting on addiik**tte ite atook. and D n, rood dosr south Of tte l’ost Otoito ‘> >- Window and Door Fra men. Milk Safes, . 22mm E2SSS and Bracket* of every description. Loen engaged in a drunken row, aad got ll)gir teed cut aad crawled into Ite hall to sleep, or else they had nude an eCort to climb over th. sentiliating win­ dow of tte back door of th. bank, and haring made a mtenorv fall back, sinking tteir head ageuast Ite rideof some harder subetanee and opened a crevice suitable fur blood-lettsag. and af­ ter lying iu an iasibleposition for awhile and bleeding, slid out We don't know anything ebout it though . these nre on­ ly conjecture*. One good thing. Downs and Galloway are all right and none of MsbuicUa iJs;s m: ***■ Peninsular Railway. CM i«w Mse«w. twr.KJp*sa. wm n« Buxnra fAILWAli The Greed Rapids Et/U soya ite ex­ ecutive esunittee of the State Agricul­ tural Society ia well disposed towards Grund llapsde u th. place for holding the Stfto Fair ia 1871, and tte price reqrftok/io". *• b, nlMd fe CM fc— •■«.Mr Grices the diligent President I Kent Ckiuwty Agricultural 8000ty.isberily engaged raising tte amount by subscriptinn. (hand Rapids out waU afford to raise this amount, and should do so al ernes. That Uie for tte internet A, ,\'c» Yasx's dance Friday evening ,of the Agricultural Bocicty to have tteir al Cafasm Hall. Bill will be there far a Fan-in 1171 at Grand Rapids w. An not 11. We presume Uwsre will te a large doubt, and at tbc aiae tan that atj company present We had a turkey Ctefotnuu. and pai l i -or iCtou ‘AH right Tte egg. didn't tetrh ent any editor's turkeys this year THE LATEST ! Mr. W. T. Essnux, at his warehouse GO THEBE! GO THERE 1 Go to thn l*uet Odkwi&rEcbuul Books, on Broadwgy, ia dealing quite lively in I Wank Book*. Iteri-e or eeythieg. the perk trade, haring puirteaed three i 3. Xtoerers 4 Co. car loads already. ■ TUa Bettors are buying bcir o*3*’ ansconl and shipping to the restore mar-­ kata. The prices puAMtoork averages ■ Wci‘4rVr~«rii is. MfllliMIMtLMMin a two year old ChaoSsr white orrw, which te kited yeetoriay. Ttepeetee weigh­ ed when dressed, MS Zba BaU teg ’ iiEsaova wsrsr Yo should Buy Detroit Stoves He, has bed T«P« aevernl pen. that's all right-" after X pay my taxes.” A rtu of stone are being drawn for the fouisdatton of the wamkAMg on tte ooroer of Jeflmon and R^tete^reeb Xew, - The per»ocwtel4ba toad oi itete' t if C. A -JJte Bate yW? ite, WiU te teld thk y«ar in wseridb* the terne from the river . on Wteteeedsjr, and Thundsy (wte.be hUtotenhtete waler) to the Hltth. UM eaough to mate UsU. ho suddenly squealed eat M tt la teuaconut to tecs tte. attend’xB Vte can go- 1CJ>(3 JO muuf ; .. NOTIOE I _ W Ki. §.’ G bb I> Y K A B Will retire from the active du­ Ma wl the firm, and devote hw tin# to clotting up our books. A fifteen ye« bufoate i»per- ;Ur.T3WJI �8 OX3LOCK. . .. SAfESMSN'WANAED. COTOTI KOMOB.E _ ^*1 MirgsmauarTS. Geo. K BasmU i Crt CotasM. esjr-^- WIKE OE UFE ■rc- VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE >rttY zOUi ncturfTf ronra srSSscssr letoeeeMH. U» .. H-' - Oee ■steSMteSltensr MUwtikeer Popular Books, lisps and Picture* m saFaiy- lucaxrssr; 574*1 OZMJCX/MX'rSteMI AU. Ml ■ 'usrrtZI’ F. UerWe. mstetessl. I I; Dunkirk to Nov York, 490miU. CUrslaadto Nmr York. 025 mils* OacianatltoN. Y., WO mites, * ia.TCTqyifa.-Jg-AS I; er te four of the latter; after this has been w.U rubbed into ths hands aad al­ lowed to remain far a little time, aadthe hands subsequently washed with Castile soap aad tepid water, we rroemmw! the belladonna sod oallodioa 0.10. fa be pointed, end ths protective film oIIbw- urn M r*0M HT”~ to 27 intis tai sacsria to era. NEW YORK 0B8EIVLB AGENTS WANTED FOR Tiir. cmui.iu -nr. LIGHT CSstel.- - Ll.~ W tea A~G» COUGH! Why corn CHOI I Is it that Dr. Hoback's Stom­ ach Bitters increase in sale year book r Aim .’AULASAC, '■'ro bs inuao jjtxxujtTin, isn every year? K Cete, UxrwwM. Sen v*t Because They are the best combina­ tion ever made. FREE LOVE. Why ITS VOTARIES Do tho Druggists recom­ mend Dr. Hoback's BHters te their customers? TkasUMI Mserlte, XMMi ate Law Srfhis l» IksES14a4 MM. ■ I*rioe, AU9tno— ms jrrr One Dollar. ea4nq>fag/W toaxobsbmtbb fartu Because Jis After years of experience and tnal they have been proven to bo a sure cute for Dyspepsia and Indiges­ tion. LIFE IN UTAH Ona tabU spoonful of cranberry sauoo aad two of mnteteea taken at bed-time will cure tho pike. Chary ill Bps e*o bscttrad by making an oiataMct at Oh sulphate of hydrastin WUWUia), «T M JS» M Why la it that Physicians jim and recommend Dr. Roback's Sugar-coated Bl odd kete: Ton drops of tho tinrtero ol lobelia added to a tumblerful of water will euro lung font In children. To cure neuralgia add firs drops cf tbs tincture of belladonna to a tumblerfa! of water, and take a teaspoonful er- OVERLAND THROUGH ~£?kiaHr Because Hair Restorative Thor know the ingredient* of which they arc made. ASIA. Why Are Dr. Bobtick's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills the best remedies taken to­ gether for trie curv of nil <|ispws of th0 hlood ? ’ BOOK KOESTS MAKI GREAT ’"FORTUNES A decoction of doc-wood bark, (C<lrnu Flori-ia.) made by adding one ounce to a pint of boiling water takas, freely, will cure and pswrent chill farar. One oeac* cf wahoo bark, added to one quart of pure wiuaky, aad oaw S»apoucful takiin half or. hour after each meal will eun many farms of dyspepsia. The Blood Purifier ia the only artloio in tho market wbidicontalus Hie celebrated costly Drugs imported ex­ pressly from Bthxlcn Jor its manufacture, and the Pills contain the active principle of i»<xtaptar|tym (NUpdrake jerfe-sEHratra- CABBOLIC 1 >4 if * lereur^ TABLETS, EgS-.t.aS&EPW- Are Dr. 0. W. Hoback's Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu­ rifier and Blood Pills tho three greatest remedies the world nns ever known? Ths Best Pape, IAL NIW-IORKKfi, ■ enep and trial the sales have inospMod eaoh and every year, and-thousands of lob tern (unsolicited) of tho romarkablo euros they Imre performed bear witness. Head-Ike tetters inCLocal Colium ot cures by these FAHUT WEEKLY. ■IT HfO JH CO a rmrrtmrr. TKttJLS 1MDVCEMEKTS, LC. wwWj -.S.o~iP»r’S5 | REMINGTONS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1870 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1870. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-01-04.pdf b1b32e2f9de124582fae7dff8b880027 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4,1871. VOL XV. DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS * CAPS. GROCERIES, *'• ssMsiiasy^ BABBWA1B! ■ifa 'lilB KE FT Nor is ths moral aspeei Joao ad rap. OmilfalWH ussfsjrs the deck i» naturally rnorn jaded by hi* rwithltoi.rit end tlie uncertainty of M* porideojodbs too frequently flas -fc *timnla.it* to roiaxx tua wearied raetpet. To him tbe ball-toofa aad .tbe theefoe become in time almost a ins Mitie.; ksoa. STOVES- who attains waolQi and ;«»»taM, tee maehanim w*curo tbcao fatoto* ble reMiIte. , Wor most wo omit to noticebow moefe CM-T frequently lb. letter eettlee CarW cm dork stand before the people of BARRY COUN 11 aa Ihamnioii of Low Prrices. forget that s very 1*rev miuorlty of the Ataerican People .till bold tn their In- toMNte tobfc* ufaMtfier fanusd sad bi neenmerily cbauos a wife who tno0 readily yumtl.iei het taotae to him—I J»1M< TWtar fa rsMg ric. 1 fnllr spprveuttetiic da.p'ratton where­ with all tbe warring atemente ot hatred SSsgSE the W and deoghtare to to edaeatod m to what i* ahrny* igaaraat aad bej hind the eg. Bet the question is whs! paper to taka. Ike beet at eoeree Aadtkfkui aqpsrpsA&M - lAv Nfote y Jfisli/s. m Us Dmon Peer. How ena we prove thief Ta. J’oer, although not yet fire Venn of age, Ae. Ifo rirrefafaM if an, Mni, raUnJut - Jf-Ay-a Thi, no( doubt that local succeedfaetlluteil by Itepubltoan foods and dlroeuMom. will I ■fair, the charging ixM with a •anguine hope ol victory, .ucba* nerved tt la pal forth Re wUnost strength in tbs earUer rtngoo of the contents of itotand 1998. Yet oar faith ia dear and strong that the American people ebll Mm* Ood that, on the red balUe-Oehto ol oar tale Civil War. tbe Union vm upheld and --yvd. —. aad —- will «... Tax I’oer m IAs Urfad A—ide—s ■Slavery Oeslrey never hub ooo Jeoifa that the proetous Mend | paper ■ (As 8UU. It fsnushs. more HASTINGS DRUG STORE -, It oppose. Indtoolnble Na GROCERIES PROVISIONS, SCHOOL BOOKS, Very Cheap I SCHOOL BOOKS, Establishment. GALLOWAY’S NEW BLOCK F> on fro tn fcorteen to foureererahbU on their lombX they di*d at Last of TOiampJ Frcci the day of birth they are stuffed -W.bmgMUO. w- tari with food, choked whh pbyaic, splash rd A. Im, I With water, enflbeated in het rvotna, end farmers, merchants, produce dealer*, ra, Win. stmated ia bedetothss. 8c mark for in­ end buaiaaes men generally, ft n an indoes. Whoa penaitiad to faeith* • valoubU feature f^Nul rare is taken ' "Wa'U carry with mail through lh—, sad ! breath of pure air once a wook in Samto report area rataly aad fuHy. up to the —and ones or twice during the colder laet moment, ell Aew oU/crwy. -er. reej^h^ only the nose is permitted to ' 'When ’ er ia all the faml old year we've ia» in each leene of Tin Wnxir Peer, ’ yMv into dsybgrht A little later they . thoogbtXor spok. ends* ’ ! for the benefit of the farmer! and oounare scat out with jx* dofaae at ail on th. j •Well keep Urn mammy bright to guard , Home Industry by dteerimlnating du­ I try mercbaata. | parte of the body, a hich ouet need proties on imported Ware, and Iibnau* i Tn* Wtuir I’oer u made op with o«r heart, aad tongue ia this aeutlal to the rapid, benlBcwnt dlrttson . the most careful attention to the wants of ‘When ia the thorny path of Ufa us tectwa. Bare legs, bare aruu, {are nocks, girted stidefiee, with an inverted , •f Production la all to ph nail aad de­ ■Met the peer, appreeeed. umbrella to ooU«< the air and chin the | partments. end ao to the Instruction ot our people In all the gainful arte ot other parte of the body. A stout, stroag ' Peace, wo urge cor countrymen to ad­ *aaa goes out ia a eohl day with giowe* | here to and uphold that pulley. la UBand urerooat, woolen stockings and i doobuag kith that the true Internet, n<4 thick double-soled boots, with cerk be­ ot o clean at a section. bat ot cacti wetian aad every iIsm, te Lbsreby eehtween and robbers over. The aune day -<.vd rrsxoxs, served and promoted. a chtM of three yeuro old, aa infant of Tn Taucnts class to be proemlnentdoeh and blood, and bone aad ccms&nly a Asasepaper. lie rorrwpandrnte 1 tfaa, goes out with a^om u thia as pa­ Bcoujkt t* Misting* cheer to brighten up tWr way. per, cotton eocks. legs uncovered to the The Markos in Full. And thus enjoy our fortune more by knees, neck bare—an, exposure which The Choices! Editorials; giving pert aanJ-Y’ would disable th. nurse, kill the mottor The Best Correspondeneo; And novae over woods and laid the outright, aad make the father an inva­ Tlis Cream of Latarature lid fee wweka. Aad why I To harden saovi, a white abroad lay, Beaido thio, it will nxttaia Fall and day’s MMiialiM advices from Europe Original Fashion Report*, far both La- W« bid tfejM.M famwwQ -A than to a node of fauna which thoy aro never expected to practice. To asen*by Cable far mor. than oar eaUre re- I dus and Gentlemen, written —runRy celpte fur Ab. Inane In which them ad-, ' for ite column* by the beet Fashion Reton them to aa exposure which a doeen vtree reached ear readers. If lavish ' years later would be ooosid—wd down­ aoUsy. unelseylnr vigilance, and ni> right foolery. To rear children tiro, for bonaded faith'n the Unerallty aaJ die tbe riaaghter-pea, sad then lay it totbe cwrnmrnl of the reading public, will ew-' HTA spteodxd A—tswot of OOP-! able no tn make a journal which hae no Lord, ie too bad. We Aoa’t think the Almighty had any handin tL FIN'S AND BURIAL CASES, on beyond diatnte 71 kind. A GOOD HEARSE Fnrsudied ever pebHehed in In ad ditea to family journal, newbie per pnated poloualy ryeasi ai RELIABLE PBOMPTNEHS AND DIEPATCH I»ffns. Tn Peer w Ate oteapwf beevt: The -wfeofe uninne of God. spreading out ite opleudon and termefa pleading their attention, aad they' wonder “where Mr*, ffamabudy got that diviae ribbon oa her bona.tr <Ifa.> wheie world of literature, through it*, thoaaaad trump, ot Utoo, adjuring theta to regard it. garnered .tufa, of rauciun. Ite editorial, an dulingufebod for aad thought, and they tteek Si's highj their ability, wit, iadu*iirnaea bolds am time. If John intends to marry Luty, far him to pop tbe quMtma!" When, I and aupuim. From ite birth, it has And let a* make st ouc«* this pledge and to b. auro, thu frippny io spiced with si little envy and malior, and prepares' Mt wait aw,j. • •tradilr adhered o th. right, the tenth I sraa!l duhee of scandal and nice beta of , the test interests of the people. On all detMetion. it becomes endowed with a the great Usussthat have arieee, <t Am •light vaoumous vitality, which dorw I afe-sy* Ar- a e^eatAr r»ykt nU It diaeue- ■‘What'w of 01 the old yw bold ve’Q proOy wall, ia tbs abswaos ot -ml, tn | sre none bat lire aad it Ur carry on the machinery at living, if not । proved a safe aad aenaibU loader 01 the reality of life.—£ P. ZTA^b. ia oar feoa* «ua yner the public opinion. It hae no • azv. to ' "»«■ onm bwUs^tMM. | 1 grind," and no “political slates" to carry. I “WWX r-4 .*• bou,1 It is entirely .free front all Miqaaa* whai'M w^pwo^lr-^ , ' “ring* and offioe-haaiiag combiaadeM. i Hear, it is bold, independent. Bad al- -We*n treomre of the old year’s good end add them to (ba ae^, i ware interesting -Wtafer «f hate, m-ik - -ru SCHOOL BOOKS. Job Printing iags cun lire on such meager faro—bow I routinuo eristenre in such famine of toI jscs and on such a short allowance* oi : setae—is a great question, if philosophy J'ro watebed with (<ide oar village could only tearoh Hout. AU wo know Now m 'vo bad l^i yvwr farewell Bad n. yueAfy y 4* <*Lte Aste y any fof*' » lit Suu Every wntnee and paragraph it prints ie eurofully edited, Ulna remember Him, to whom oar thank* Me ever dao ; ' br a corps cf the ableat writers esn Ite utmost to hasten the glad day when I ployed on any journal ia Michigan It WeMoeper but with Hi. epn-ot. v» llio boutb shall vis with the North In , pay. the largr at rau for neve and for la^bfabyEMpownr, eiultaUoa aad gratitude ovu the dlsap-: editorial labor; aad if restate* ewrv cm Without Hie aid oar wart U vote. no pearnnee of tbe I mt trace ur taint I fern say Mn JfUe. of that spirit which impelled Man to Uiln arrn?U PRINTING BOWKE 1 fhuu. Tax*.- Of all the axpsfa—it* i make a heart lean, (bo brain gauzy, aa to thin life down fain tbe ronautenfa < a aunbrie kerchief, tbe mast aeccueafi it the fettle talk and tattle which, i FURN'l- John Wolf, THE LARGEST STOCK DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES. ^ROCKERY, BOOTS, SHOES, [n||(0[fi H II DfflH M STORE I Z.V A.» anywhere in the Estate, foI tm THE BEST STYLE taiie nr foods aii Frites, ai« will warrait SatisM® W A.S’ TED! ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY COUSTY, For w hieh the Highest Market Price in CASH trill be Paid. HA!HA! H, A. Bub ell. taees i-d nat ia the sroowmddfariUdteU^ Go there tor ywtr GROCXRIBBt CHOICI Witfafart teerici. CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS, CORN SHELLERS, THE GROVER A RAKXR fittj ut OnaBmi Priitiu, SEWING MACHINE. DalLT Txibckb, Mstl Sabecribera, »io . &CO World Mower bn, M gatMMMfa rivu toptaear over, >J snah; an extra copy will be sewt for every club of ten cent for at ‘ScxtssiSir’ and Reaper, Yovx. ftnot-lbeJaaaary No-Ur nrta fare UfagI b***W***; ot tie Imifana. an MmAto. fat ----- ---------------------- --------------- rso-^-u ■ yMth.fe veey briHiaat. “Mj UMfa> ’ W.«V . «UL 1, >M<, — , ihar of “Chwgiag Bane" Jgj~Dafall ton, BALL, DODGE, and CURTISS’ PLOWS. Drop. Cultivator*—in fact, everything In the line of » ki'iMiminr nartaae. ia maeb 1 reaHy iqpfieail Michigan Jxchang. �-mg tbo meet grataaque featura* wnaginab e. From *wrr p rdon of the 1 upper axtrfooe protruded thaw odd little । on atures, aad a perfwd swann of xniaia- 1 ’ tore yuuagttom. Over th. oM Ud/s 'interrate of growing commonwealth/ The happy reripient of this unique, ITS PLATFORM j The atteadaare at the Toaeber'a Cunvsu prerant was our, village school trarhra,, REVENUE TARIFF. ! boa was as noticeably large a* that at ■ “'•d you may bo rare he enjoynd tbe ■ th. Buperatteodeta. u><wta« wresutAlL "Ml^J-” j .1.. ’ \!t. Use maetiara, however, i&ejfon* . 8dlt»th mornb« wjtreter preaefo-d Bren"devoid of infen.;, iad -grv’. Js I « discourse an the erent aad the sur-1 InerJuse of number* wuuH haw Udad 1 rounding rireuntstaaoee of WBrSavior'*. birth. By the w»y. I tx''° noglocud to W»,T. Wiura Fxut the foverito an at Wootens MfoMgaa, « Boater for u yum from the 4 th of Mareh 187L Dwand the gravo apses to receive theta.— OfVtimM in the Uiadnees of oar damme we wvah that •• miglit peoetreto the iuy»tori«a of the future end reed coming ttB-rimin!, from t&f test to 0m last events, yta truly, ae BeOmnrey besortitlfoiighLu taken aorto tbs gosd town- folly a xprraeea it, “if a veil toterpora. Uidiehod, aad no jiwrf methods are uBd® • <^.OMi'ireyShM(»wo Undly tonaT.____ Li <ta»of foug eetri^shte! u.JffM. HOJY. T. WHITE BEERY wuMrtohk .Uevsuisui A.i . t JfOJIfIMi ® res r,-& j ditiiafafohad ability, great energy, dih- neera-aeA faithffrlnrw in the discharge d u. sa* —a tkcMcU, a. miliar with the wuate ofour State. That ho w® water upon the labors of kie new poritioa with the tame dotormiaod real, TU untiring energy which has mode him To Buy the Best and Latest Styles! their alfovisrttana: and a grief ud ntdiM Aii- k’iitt >y MwolatioM which had actboMhopefo'l a fan. CM WedMMday srraaiag the Republi­ can Senatorial Casein was held, and nsvited ta the Mofamtion of T. W. Fbut, the preecat able, nfflefoci aad de­ cidedly popular Roprewtatatirn la Congreea from this District We appends brief synopeis of the pruaeediagam th. wawus vs I1SUC meat or personal Bia robbery; a thorough eerrite, that (hero ou effictency in tfia asta..„„. U1 w Govkrnmrut ; a retans to specie pay­ menu by the witwHutten hr mstoSal ‘'“m nt*T P*«’b»ok» under the op -r . »— hocking tew; anOa meat useful totire mpfi when he vrives at matareyrarx - Runding Inftts Should I <rfth. pM_ tretainmg leMUO, whwb have Ltaght touch scaentifi.- truth*, cud not bo Clk-1 a»d with our ttarwu tet Eke a font wBfrwrtr rhntotied! rimpaddy, aad' ” *'"" ' I F.—.:—“ . ■’ •• wre-suiE IAIC l H.I.. StilVxl daeUniatkiu. ITtyswJugy, book­ ' or booksAn4,rtCa'1 "* f'*e*5“ m®«3Xl»«e keepsag aad hiatory. should be taught TOTUEFAR51ER. in every echoed, aad made interretiegby allotted to u. by a wise Providence To •l*cU1 ’**“’■ “ contolnlng tbe pemtieat and frvnh iDtatratfotai iiriely, the Otd Year wo bid a lasting farewell. Sk^s. *i!£^H,m,bo rvLatlnu to the tte srijcnl should be * IHilo wurld, uu'd ‘,y,-rHE Garden, and the It can never eomo back to ua in time or ts t ABUE j the condition ot tbe crops ia the pupil go out from. U trefaaf for tlw eternity, oa earth or Wxheaven. Ansdb- all ports of the world; and a oircfully nctualites of foe life fiat awaits him. or pogo in the volume of humaa lifo » • Tba^reai.ii whfoli railed forth thn j meet dte-u-sion, and ibirh wiU' proba­ bly result ia producing thn most Mxuible amount of good, gas iutnaluscd by out up>ta ite aoriaoe in shining or oom- ; Uie report of the .^cma-Uew npposnt'-d bro linos will live on arsl on end their io-! at the Grand Jfopich meeting to prevent fluao- forAeal ur war, will tinge the , To get the Best Goods for the Least Money REMEMBER ! EMPIRE BLOCK, s. ■ Corner State and Jefferson St. of Branch, ehoe I flMnAwji. Xapraeantotive Gray, of Newaygo, and Senators Janka, of 8t Clair, and Barber, of lataa. were appointed Trifon, and the work of balloting vu at oaoo proceeded c. taring of every fetcre page that hu- ■ wih. Tbe folio wins ia the result of the bcoka." The couimilice, rousistiug of Vanity shall engram with the roc-rd J several ballots: . . of' B*rry, aud '' lt> .ufforiugr and its ar<«npliahmente. '. . / Latta, of Allegan, Paliprr, i FVWfofW—Ferry, 30; Blair, BO; J. ^"heeler of Weak tone w, ----------praeeatud an ’’ Farewell Old Year ? We drop a tear, [ ?>aU| E«tM>. M. Howard, 30; W. A. Howard, 17. array of facta, truly orersriiehnlng, ’| not of rcgrvt—that thou bast departed, Whole number of rotas Oast, 97; neons| .bowing that th. present provision of but in tender rvnienibriuicw of thy days sary to .fort, 4®. (There are 27 Repub! our statnfi doiigncd tu tocuN uniforms-,,। rlisckcrol aS they hire been with |iain Lcan Senators, and 71 Republican tnra, ty ia wholly iuoi>erto^\ ami that on- <' and ph<e*are. failure and snreeas. upon . repuag in the Union Bslsools, where th- I| thy suuir-wreatlred tomb, thru with a dint- a ebrery glow, bidding defiance I trustee s have been fordhd by tltf pressto the stubborn aad persistent efforts of । whi»|«rrvd prayer It strength we turn • ure of dreimstnnrei t Jtnke aclioxs, tai-, (away ar.d with a Birdie ca our bps and j From King Yas, “Hafyy New Year'' |fanaity doos not exist, ^vea in name. (courage in nor hearts, greet the newaad the jmghngcf marry belle, aceomTMUUFerry, 87 ; Blair. 33 ; J. , Michigan has b -coraoa mine of wraith ( panied by the joyous merriment of the for ail the book publisher-, who HteraBy lhy l>ar,JeB o{ Ulsoml unrulers, seem to th ro w bask the sound of M. Howard, 1«; W. A. Howard, It. twk'’1’ "f «hn l-'oj'V and . aatsvipatad sorrow*, snsybap thou bear mirth which ell nature has conspired, ( FewrU Uiti—Ferry, IT ; Blair, 40; • J. M. Howard, 15 j W. X Howard, &. 1 rat ia thy bosom joys that shall dieriate JVU faUri-Forry. 41; Blair, 4>; J, ; every grief and jiisrs that shall reward ' crery laborious effort. At least wo hope . M. Howard, B; W. A. Snrard. 4. _ , and hotline toil, confident that wkatevxr i S-U Mfe-Feny, 50 : Blair, S3; J. There are. in many W «ur .ejtotds, J came r«/rettr of all earthly af- | M. Howard, 4. Mr Ferry having received a mgiarity of all tbewia. cut, >ae umijBaifti “Hapfy New Toaso-'MMg may they ousdo and ga with aa much of pleosnrr and Uttto of pria, w this of 71 dimly farariiadowiag to ua the eternal holiday beyond the river, whore ^Jiauure is unwbpee duration is maaourod a 4 by the transieat fight of moments, nor of years, bxtfby the eternity of heaven. ptahday tUrt^biramlldofor u. what is b~t and' . I--. wla{ will contribute evcntasJly to our| |PRESTON & BROOKS! Office over Grant A ITiillip.* Store. Hssruros, Mtautr. REMOVED New Advertisements. To tbe truest good and His greatest glory. r [We very much regro that the fore­ Benator Wilcox, of Ixmawee, and going cvtnninnicatioc came to hand, too R^wsresilutiia Rifcrd, oF Heinen; wore I late for oar hot iaane, M it would bars appointed a committee to writ upon Mr. been pocwliarijr appropriate for that No. Ferry aad invite hie praanc- in the aeni A good article, however, ia sever <nrt of rtis. They ahortly after reteraed, hav­ beeoam inevitably and ns a means t& ing that gentleman in charge, who was acenro tbe notice of du> Legislature pe­ >laic and therefore wo proaaat It to oar ' rvadesM U this time.—Ea.) received with great enltairiai, aad titions are to be circulated all throogb briefly addressed the cuneus in tbe fol- the State, asking that acticn be taken in regard to the r«y taportnts! matt, r? Every man whojtai to buy acboul books ' sbocld sign tkG [Mtitfoa, and thus help ' on one of tl;e cxsix needed refonne Con­ nected with our aeliool system. This i. j cituaont 11,750,000. the people's meoaxtre and they should A eait against the Erie railroad two' . see that it ia nroujptiy attended to aad i pics four hundred pagva (•n the first ef Nov. Sing Sag roataiasd 1,209 mu virts, ’ The l*it«iihtat for the ensuing year h L- W. Brown, of Wayne; Vian Fred- • doata. Jahn H. 1‘idmcr. I’. A. lAtta end E. Mudge. Secretary, E Willard, at uforturad annually ia 1‘ariy Maine. • Monroe. Tn*surerk H. B. Falfoea, of 1 Omaha oflera half fare tickets to aad 1 from church on her street reilwayu It ia a matter of ragrat, awl the Rfcrtc ’I Females nudibig to qualify tbeowalvee ia mah -Jsa loser tkereby, that the Sa-'I as nurew should apply to the Uriveraitv. jerriaoes of wml oouat>'o»' Uro pc*. j An Irishman bearing that all fleeh is “itted many cxuollaut men to b« coiled gnu-, inquired if hay was beef e-Ze-awW. Oom tha*up*winteadcney tu take charge ' A ealfi th’m« incatfoi chi, giro a pint 1 of milk daily, and fo uu tsUibuxm xa ’ New Block, C onfectionery. LASSES ST»«( THAI Scientific American ’ For ISJli- .’ - B““ ETtel mmim XOTIC’E OF ATTACHMENT Ow* *lauA Itaith A ' foreeliCtowwa'i'. COMPKTITIO1W. j rnrricFH ucgai. blaxkx j}Ukinn>k ikl Iteugirt. t adds length to du. day. of man: it ia a tunic aad sheald bo iodnlgedia freely. dfo Jobbers, if that's ae, the Laugh­ ing Hyina shuul lire forever now. ' Mr. Ycruag. of NcvKOatlf, Eos raised two crops ot tomatow bam ano aet of CARRIAGE FACTORY TU fang loAkril for, and long desired baS for otjr new olnu-di has arrived st M Umade its ndrant Friday evening the 23d last-, and occasioned modi ex eitemrat and mxteh rejUriag, auS «x<> BestlndncssentsT THE MEW TOtl METMMIST �thsrein of our LcgUature, that aa era go liraent bo made to OOX School Law; so that a greater uniformity than now exists, can be secured in the lists of the ' sclmol l>ooks now used in our district school*. A person who hae never stop­ ped to investigate this matter, Is but lit- ‘ tie aware, what a burden our schools 1are and hare boon a great many tragic stagger under, a very mountain of books, 1narratives before the public some of all at them good enough perhaps, but so which are of wonderful age and world­ many are they, that in.tee.l of being ’wide notoriety. Ihnminant among thtoe aids they beoome impediment* to tho 1are "Jack tho Giant-Killer," 'Seven at a blow," "The Brown Dwarf and Moth­ er Hubbard’s Dog." There ore highly tod in our rural district*. ■ ICMICMI CEITRAL R. R. Grind Biver Valley Division It ia do uncommon thing to find in a ; school, five or six different kinds of Rre- See I phico, their numbers are ahaosi enough j to stagger belief. As a result, in many Why, up mit Mare Allen, he has got j of our district schools, no clasuficaiion somesobigpr as this never res by two , rcanbemads^ fur there are as many or three several times by deader. ' rliqis as there are scholars, no progresa i can bo made by tlio pupil that ii worthy Foa Bata.—I offer for sato—" Dirt | of tho name, and last but not least, of Cbmp," the inside fixtures to the store I tho buying of odwal books, there is no occupied by Barber 4 - Bailor, immedi­ end. Every new teacher wants u new ately after their remora] The whole book, is a phrase that has been uttered embraces counters, shell lag, drawers, j thousands of time* in our State aad is desks, ete. Any one deairiag to fit up a ; altogether too true. store of any kind, will do .well to giro. j A politicnwiil soon bo in every school me a call, for it will bo sold fur less than । districtin Barty County, and we liopo lumber prices. Call an or address ■ that e-ery teacher' school uffirer and|>aW. I. F. Huts, Builder, rent trill sign it Let ths people speak 1 by thousand, in thia matter, and their An. Michigan OLD, RELIABLE DIRECT ROUTT. voire, will bo hoard and hooded. , Too much praise cannot bo bestowed ' Oa tho men who have commenced thia work, and wo sincerely hope that their efforts may be'erowned with suecesx "Gat 'an Fix re, oa itcv Naw Ora." ' —Those old eouchre, sofas, sofa-bottom­ ed chair*. divans, tete-a-tete*, or any thing in the upholstering lino, cun be re­ paired, and they will look as nice as new. lean doit, and on reasonable fl::: dehrered her Lecture upon Woman's Bights and Ihities, at the Court House on Tuesday evening last, to a largo and appreciative audn-occ. Mias V. ia an anergctic and eloquent speaker aad drew* strict attention without seeming effort. But, as ws kept no notes, wo shall not attempt to give ersn a synopsis of bar discourse, and had wo note*, without tho ability to write out the lecture in full, we should fairto present it to our read­ . A Depot of the G. IL V. Div. of the Everybody. M. C. IL IL is wonted down town. Calculating to ksep a diary, or pare A good Sowing artesian [well on the book can find a choicu selection at J. P. site where they ore drilling. Roberts * Ou’s Drug Store. State St Asornaa Warr—A steam fite engine, or Holly Water Works. ers in its true and interesting Ught is not to b> denied, say what we will of Woman-* Rights Women, that Miss V. made many palpatilo hits, and addu­ ced arguments to sustain her cause, that ora not easily to be overthrown. Tbe speaker not only talked freely ' day tho —Id Lost. The Calendar ot coxes ■ upon the rights and duties of her own ecx, Lut in a lady-like manner jogged will be quite large. the rlbow of the masculine fraternity; Tas Engine at the artesian well is I showing in n clear and i«rspicuous man • kept fired up, and it looks as though ‘ ner, that llieymct only Asd rifhit, but something » aa going to l>e done. I that they also hJ dalsa to perform. In showing up the two sexes as they arc now constituted, and especially as constituted in fashionable circlet, she I was vary happy and amusing. The young tobacco-Rjvurf about to deposit his Dtnrmx—Hou. Daniel Striker, first vote, stroking Ids sparsely - settled Hon. IL 1‘. Cherry, Hon. R- J. Grant beard and moustache, was g wd; end sad a host of other notaUos from Barry the fashionable lady that placed thread County, deported Monday tor the Capi- • in her wrinkl--* before painting, was ex­ cellent, and presented in fine style. In short. Miss Victor is a lady qf fine cul ■ Oca printers have all enjoyed the bol-; i lure and great ability, and her Lecture idaya by having “good times." That accounts fur the delay in our paper this : number of Cutters and Sleighs this son. Good sleighing makes their ti lively. Peninsular Railway. tSlDTl aur. r.ir mi.’i warr. ii Gn“: WWTi MICHIGAN soram RAHIAT FOR ALL POINTS EAST A WEST. thorough and practical book keej>er Wo Ma. Faaxts of Jackson was in town arc personally acquainted with Mr. B. Monday endeavoring to organise our i and know that ho ia fully up, and even nmoteur singers for the celebrated play beyond the standard in hia profession. ; He beiieres strictly in tho double entry system. Not being fully acquainted with this system wo hare had occasion to call on him ecveral those, while doing Ws would call attention to tho adver­ tisement of “Gies' Ex tricolor.” Wo have business at Charlotte, and. aven here, to tried it and must certainly say it re­ help us “post up" and in every instance moves /ratting ink without leaving a things were sot to rights and our heeds made “ievel" in a very short time. stain. All druggist* sail it His instruction* are so doer, hie illustratons baaed on such strictly scientific aad practical principle* that tbe moat the other day destroyed tho interior of stubborn can see clearly into the myste­ Perrin's Bank. - The books were saved ries of Dr. aad Or. of every busine** roand the safe and money came out all right. Tho building can be repaired. jj In April 1863, Mr. Brown opened a ' Oce Csaxita boy dosirre us to express hi* thanks to £o«e who eo kindly jkttchased hie New Year’s Address. He bopeatboy msy hve to enjoy many "n*Pf9 Nrr Tears,'’ aad receive * via. it annually from the Carrier B<iy of the • ’1"‘nJUl<l> cL*u<odo»ruW“^111»rr far the Itetret Improvement* tn tho*. Others contain instances of uwxumpled daring. Aa fur instance in the tale "Seven at a Mow," the brererr of the little tailor ia unequalled, and what trtmendoua courage wm displayed by "Jack” who slaw ths Giants. From tho brought out in ell its native vigor and bounty. Many preaago* are noted for their pungent perapicuity. It is psrhapo a little curious to note that tho greet Srtioa of three writings are in hem­ med reran, and here it is that mecomjeritivn ho* received its high­ est polish. But our limited space Dem­ ding," and “Simple Simon." Three and many others of thia class have been eel to muaie and occupy a loading place among the finest operas of thw Old Mas ter*. They exhibit the broadest humor twenty fine cagravings; and thia ia only a sample of the Rcaxt1* usual contents." But, whether tho Resat t*ys it* pub­ lisher or not, it must pay those who who take and reed it; henre we adriao our friends to subsroibe for 1871. Its inducements to local agents are the class, vis; The Canine. This-class is altogether too lam to allow us to particularixn. We will simply state in oonclusiou dint three vary in length some being originally short aad others long, though in the hands of severe rrdwt ma- Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets df every description. form clubs for the Reau, should at once addreee D. D. T. Mooste, 41 Peek Itow, New York, or Rochester, N. Y. Wo hare special arrangements with the pubhsher by which wo can furnish the Born sad JCrer/s Jhrrf j¥re.rwl- January number tho Aiferiw eaten upon a new volume and a new year. It would soom impossible to make a more valua­ ble compendium of fore gn current liter­ Enrrox or Bassn—Permit mo thro* ature than the Acbrfi has always been. tbe medium of your extensively csrenlatad and intelligent peper, to return thanks to tho Brcthenra of all denomin­ ations of the faith and Christian* friends, for the public testimony of their respect and esteem to mo, by the elegant dona- I feel honored by such a crowded aasrenblsgo of the infolligonl and highly roepectabl* inhabitants of beautiful Prai- I tender re*j>octful gratitude fur the arduous undertaking by our Baptist sis­ ter. Mrs. Benjamin, of Prairieville,whose Christian graces and works of lore fleer­ ing forth aa a refreeing stream “never which are American Humor, The Pres­ ent Condition of China, Bohrer's Life of Lord Palmerston, Tho Ban's Corona Bianca Capello, The Fiji Islands in 1868, 1868 and 1870, Ekotebre of tbe War, aniem,” making glad the hearts of all that she is lorad by. With similar re­ spect and esteem to thaw ladies kindly assisting and all that intonated tbom- generously carried out and I array ia Chicago rify has made my heart overflow with the tendcre*: sMidtudo for your high aad exalted worth “noble citirens of Prairierills." I feel myself unworthy of such grarimu feelings sopubMy uprereed. and deeply regret I cannot aoquiesce to the oaroeet invitation extend­ ed me to spend a season in your midst, in my humbin offoits to preach tho Gos­ pel of evsrlasting life, having made ar­ rangements to spend the winter in Chi­ ; Sot of Book* on the Double Entry *y»। tern for Saunders 4 Holm**, then pubEsher* of tho Charlotte ApsUfiMa. Mr. S. now sap: " < , “I would not take 8200 for what I learned ia the two days of Mr. Brown's labors in my office, and be cotspeDed to go baek to the siqgle entry system.” Mr. Brown can b« found at our Sanc­ tum fur a few days, and if any would wish to hare a set of books opened, or Ors Nashville neighbors still keep up any thing done in tho tin* it will pay tbeir focture*. Wo have this week print- 1 them to giro him a call before he reterns ad the b*De fe* a leetase to be delivered H. A. GOODYEUL dally, wore happily surprised to too our old friend, Ca/L H. Cabot make hi* ap­ pearance In ouy village last week. Ho dropped in upon us as smiling os ever and just as happy a*if bs never hadjbeen swamped in Lak. Erie. Many. doubtUm, road ia th* daily papers about th. and Pumpeii re though hr Lad jdayod tn them whoa they were thronged'sriih busy life, he can not fad of ferreting the subject with the greatest attrectireiums. The lecture will bo a rich treat, ani many will doubtless enjoy it was supposed that all were lost, but all Tax Tareexx-In another column ’ oa his boat wore saved by ths kind pro­ tecting hand of Prevrimoe, and the wiBbo fouadthePrapoMMof Th IWfeso, tho hading journal of tbe United faithful**** at the Steam Tug that cares Btetoa^thejmrr whtah asere lhaa te their rescue. But only a few miles Geld 4 Silver W.tchea Manutectams of department of book keeping in Olivet Tax printing and fiuiahing of Buwne, To tbe Bov. Mr Kotehum, Methodist College is one of the successful features Robinaou aad Bailey's block u progn-w>of the institution, aad should be well Pastor, I would express my ooteom and ing rapidly. Tho whole building will sustained. The department is under the gratitude fur his brotherly love at al) be ready for occupancy early in the limos, and in doing tho hoauraoftho village last Saturday evening, watching the old year out and tbe new one ia.— We should judge from the demonstra­ tion* that tho old year wvnt out with a crash, and the new one camo in with a Detroit & Milwaukee R R lie ar* thrown open and its inner life ex­ plored and laid bare. 801.0 contain lively d<liniatiuns at human nature lu­ terepcreed with powerful atroke* of the DICKEYfc BENTLEY, Sash. Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets, Kewell Posts,Banisters, staii Railings At, * NOTIC M. 9. Gt)O r> Will retire from the active dutie* of the firs, end devote hia time to closing up our books. itivdjr requires rlU usdMrtde theaamc by Cam or �BHF LSOXL 1HM ECLEi The Baronet's Son. : ‘ vidk’a -’ FLORAL GUIDE ■ For1 1871. -J. «QKd«ltb biood. ihitttag M* band in hia broast puckrt' Lowell drew out hie little water-proof j ERIE RAILWAY. 1.400 miles under NO tsilM without On" Management Change of tejochM. lowikr cxawimd th » wound. Il W ' bran made by aoutact with the akarp roric,. and even Ixwder jweive^ ite tor-1 Mzojir> gjivax-^BLK wucf irocnr NEW YflHS “If hetoraWdeod he anon wdl he.' KXtXX'TJU.Y. BOSTON, Rxk Wat to New Ydrk, 385 mile*, Buffalo to New York. <23 miles, Ihmkirk to New York, 460 mile*. (Tevetendtn Now York. 625 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y^ 860 miles, into th" wwtar. Pgra'-HttJe white he crouched on tho Uoaen in ausiwa-baitlinar ia tnay ba with ths better and aobler metitiota of hi* nrturu. • Al teat, with aaddeti ami abrupt Kealifaaaoes, hia Mod* stole into tti« brrart poekrt cfTrosailiaa aad drew out hia private note book: a packet of lottiTs mid a few trinket*. He eeeurvd these to&nug hi*'own wei gMuento. Their and Mt face hontenod.*and be luwlf*?*- NEW YORK OBSERVER side the lardy of hr* tneud and-rifled hie garment* of all that they contained,' i hestewing hia plunder oa hi* own per- YEAR BOOK AND’ALMANAC, warren menrogiMi. oe itau unoenasra a war of tbr countries tuclosing tbe Uedjtreranaan ttaa.hi camjaay with one of, tils late tutor-. Tt»f* tuntletnan being unexprctedly promoted to a prote~ rshin abandoned Trmllhtn Hasten. ’I knvfng hint to find anotherattraveling TO OA- ISSUED JAJiVAM Y\n. tan ROBACK'S | te dying or denji . aelf. This liken ■make my futtune____ _____ ____ » hyiM* F*1- .“4 ,—I r’W1' ••d hu aearvluug glancee iu an inland ; direction. A ughk *» from a cottage j window, glauuaariag faintly through the ( ' thick hue. caught bia gar* Raising Ira Toice, be called loudlv : Help! Hut there ' help " ' Th.- wind had abated, nnd bin cries rang out through the night with atartling rintinrtnsa* The light he had «wn mov'd aad disappeared A minute la- , ter amwering criea rem bod I-iwdrr’s I earn, end be Beard hasty atepp, and aaw ' tho opptnwhinp light'of a lantern, barr.o । tlATBfTBBtLT. livfain has tag fees* Mate la I ZVCPSfESaJ. be Cassii of lurry .•-! Mat Imn J.“»rvie of tU tUr of I ftetam. .a«!«ul. 1‘ltet ■SB *•*>•«* JMt M-I.nl a nxirttrsAr- - 37 F-rf Xaw. flu Tori BITTERS ssfa.'WE.Ta.x-'xt aan wrecked on tbe rock* 1 r ike ' kfro of Hiav.m, hasten 1" > The bearer <rf tbe lantern, atteoded ! by a male cotnpoaiun, camo ruaniag to ■ hnu, and was boon al his aid* The ennah. a graile abets campaaiec wae alao tHcOian. but evi-1 dentiy of romewhat higher degree Both wen all esotament. aatouiahment arid aympethy In m few words as jK wible Lowder told the ttoty uf ibaudupwrwek. and called attention to the taaaGmi of hia noble young employer. “ I think h’e is dead!" be said, is a • choking vein*, ^ "’l.'arry him up iii your cabin. Let everyth ng he don" that ran SIDNEY K. KORSK Jr. id, Hair Restorative fsisssuw MEW ADTERTISEflEXTS. 111K by teaching English, and the oa: iiMi upon tola companion In surprise and Lowder followed them, bewailing his lou. Tho above wo pub , Uah as a • [«< imcn chapter , but tho con­ tinuation of this story will be fonnd on­ ly in the N. Y. Lodgvr. Ask for the number dated January 7th. which can be had at any new* offioo । ' ' If you axe not within rwu o&e, you Cia'Mfe the E to you far out year by at 'fatten to Robert Bonner. ] Williant atrnet. New Yon. inure £br original.-______ _ _ . . any other periodical in the world, ill publish none but th» very, very Ita moral tone it the purnit, aad ireulauoa tbe large*! Everybody rbo take* ft b harpier far hating :t- 8 O’CLOt’K. „„ I S ALESMEN VANAED. /Ary .rre ns.nte UfA trifA toJ teilkoMl m-jorioaliny, liuu odoptitg lift, <Ac ear “f rrrrg My. PILLS BLOQl' deye-wkepar.; rh.nrd nt mty i atoev Ikr j rrtrcMe/y far For flair bfi lfrnnlati>\ EOTFS WASI-USG-IACH1NE, LATK.T M VCH IMHOTRIt—X!n> TO SFW Universal Clothes Wringer eflbrt. “lly hlbar baa a ward. Um dMVbter of aa old frtenil Ab I hear IBM wted shriek 1 The gate to tnorwati,l^Yee." aeaecltd Lewder. “AM Um TRY WKLLS’ Carbolic tablets, iScsssJsHig^^ SSL niCU-AMlI BFFEt. aSR* ';J|| ric"r. ieotom HbuM Oto- xTtas^-^stg. Utltali ■ CmkIui*, frss I«•*•«• MesraakM aa4 M GFTHJTC LT CLUBS & C. « A L EEWfflG Sa ih si Crjuuh itl.r Tt-fc “ —*rnflPM- AWaaw. AID and nralrrt In fVrfriifl SIotUAnet erery-irkerc. J FremoMt fe.&.Wark. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-01-11.pdf 9f40abd632b5bddfff52942e4a477a6b PDF Text Text 4199 �New Advertisements. F K EE! ■epee* apse lauds al any time within u" —’ V WATCH! tmertr own ooMMmiaaxBs. . d.naty cxmdtfe of tho preudTSefetarial nominee, two yean ago. The plan doubtless was more extensive titan fee garrulous etrickiaml aitpjweed, os the contest four year* 60m now will donbt- Tb* repevta from (Motto Gerfen .how that 2.500 German* drained for thia Stat, arrived al that port daring t»« flrat •leven mouths of tbe year 1870; of thia number U>" are reported a* havtng been forwarded directly through the *g*Mt St law aetheriaed^cto the State Commtasioote, white th rough be«n eteetod pnorl ttufog tU year* 1800 and l»70, by mease of Swamp Land gr.ote, 580 mlfas and "20 rods of wagon road* hara beeu felly constructed and th* wosk named; in addition to which, 229 mike and 807 rod* are nearly rosnpleted, but not suf- oastelly dMlared,_________ ________ wbelhar tbe .Uetiao of two Commission. era i* valid, and a* **rioua quretioe* are likely to aria* if m action i« taken. I re­ command lb* peesag* of aa act, similar to act No. 103 of T8C3, validating aad confirming said elaettea, if U shRifeteHi ly appear that, al tbe dste' ct btertion, such of eaid conn lie* eetttained a popcla ifaa of 20,000. dosinftilo to any but th* vury Bton. who .i*.W silUfpr 1 ted are least fitted to fill theta Wo thus JSTX’Vlto ii’u fully learn tho pl*u of 1868, by which ----------th* will of th* people ha. again been overiddeu and their choice defeated, but are at a caaptete'to** to reconcile it with the prafoasion* of *ooe of the gratlrtnra of ouch treachery, or our contempt for the bxti who can lend themselves tn such a work We by those matter* be­ fore tha people aad/ik with Dr. Fbh. FMorefemiegfar W*’ commend A NIUE WATCH k A Hunting Case Watc£ ? A SILVER WATCH ! A Raliabfo Waiqh 1 A GOOD WATCH! An American Wafab A WALTH-ik WATCH ! PRESTON & BROOKS! A Watch fur a G*atl<rman ! A Watch for a Lady ? Gold Chain for n Gantlonan I Gold Chain for a Lady ! THE PEOPLE’S WBKLY —_ .. an unpradanre to write it, for tha highest human inthat tha |>eoplo genuius cannut wholly protect us ngoinst ■' ‘ ' thierre Thus taking final leavo of this subject, I desire to avail mteelf of the xcasion ■ to tender my deep dnd hearty thanks to oil those honorabfa end h^minded mon wh» have so funselfishlv stood by mo in thia whole ebntost. Their Sternly friandahip 1ms end*arod them to me be­ yond exprvweian, and more than eotnt^nratwi for every tegreU X&BTIN BIAIR. Tn* reward for gutting five suocm*ful ■ oanvaeoere to work for pnraiiuma wMch will b* sent, to abow ciarua-tx will b* a genuine Laders, with ammnition for that dare of Mwawqrr r” . LAIfiEI STOCK THAI EVEBI ■ I reeommoad that aetbority be given "-to the Governor tn dispoe* of all ordnance ■ Tb* epplk-aut, ftr ftU j^rtinhn. tnuat sod ordnance stores that ar* of bo value to the Slate. onrliMo u letter from n jwoininent buai' Tb* expenditure* tf the Board danug nre* man of hb place that he i* COM­ wore 85,878 82, of wifeh I deem it my doty tn call your alien PETENT and TRUSTWOHTHY. Ad■" — ------- * in aiding tie* to tbe subject of the erection of a reodrts foe tolls in rorah-d 831. new CaniioL Tbe present Slate House , i 579 M; fa 1870, >41^42 30, ammmtfag was built Marly twroly-Kv* yrara ago, for tbe two jean, to <73,422 26. Tbe wben tb. State was coraparaarwly n*w. ' • toile for th. year 1870 were W.828 76, or with a popolaticn about asredwrlh as ■ about 25 per cent Urge: than for any pre large aa al tb* proerat tim*. and with I viotrn yntr: about oue-lwrlflli of tbe present taxable • peeiaUy to that pretion relating to tf;r I During the biennial period just past valuation. —VJ- — w PvyfeEi ■ ^mwMtowwa - -- I1.1---- Ji ow KwaI : the pier tm the north aide, at th* west end Tb* present building wu designated brought before the pubb.-, waa desirable written on a card, wr on- rent—he will bdreviori tnfeepewmar upon hi. dfo- .of ah* canal, bo* U*o extended thrr* I had not intended to take lor a temporary purpoe* only ; was poorly from mo. ■hsagi, or te hia fowdy daring hi. w built, and ia wholly tnsu&eteol in site and any notice whatever of these transac­ not havnto go to Europe fur an example. Prnvuiona, Earthan Ware, fiwomaat, a pswtof bd* eortongx. accommodation. «vea for th* parpuw for tions. Tho letter WM not written to tho The Canadian I'cataoffico Dvpartment u Notion*. . wbieb it u now used. • | public or for tho public, neither did I or cuKMiauios m xws KxaxxxasaBt 0* rvTbe Legislative halls ar* now small and 111 anj friend of mine have anything to do minion, where it is awaited with strong Bsfo. xreuksteTosr, sxn cXsxnsBU is- and general rrparre made over tb* wbolo ioeoarsaieut, without vntilalioa, end with its publication, and no nwpoaaibiliexptraaions of popular favor. Tho DeSlllBlfofn ; / j ■■ ' without necessary committee rooms. Tb* ty rests upon us for any unpleasant ntTho Boost of Cdmiaissionero for foe Tho iucrceaad besiaem oi 1870, war •d, thst hereafter aU elatote for bounty 1 Library should be steadily increased, but sulta that may flow from that act Jo inrtmetrf will fura jdt thecard*. stamped, 1 ' . ,1 .................. 1 tee parsoixalfy ITS oily one at a lung so­ and without any expectation of gain to say farmer year lets b* largely attributed shall foul be pererated to lb* Quarter ----- *---------- -vfforcd from the master General for examination, and, if fa' tfwsye’ •Bfiie •om ia es-vediogly (mall, and wholly deemed oorre*i.Mfora* may appear from tfit for that puqxe* ting it belter to th* reearde ia the o*ea of tb* Adjatoat Tb* building used for Stalo otteera ______ ____ ___ — distract tho IL>and Quartermaster Genmb, lb*y shall u likewise daeignod for temporary use, publican party by public oouiplninte. be traMtnitted, with th* propte c*rtifl*ate ■j 1_____ Tn ___ a— Il______ . Now. however, aumo my private oneof enlistment and credit to th* Auditor reejiondrnc-’ is, by tarcwcj and fraud, General for final examinauoa and adjust| drugged before the peoc^e. and my must maat, th* warrant for lb* amount claimed . ascret utterance* nsBrio public, I think it1 to b* w*Md by the A editor Getrnre) only ; II ■ aanlemplated to feepen lbs canal wbea Ute proof aball b* dear that th* ap- 1 right to Stat* tho wbolo of that corrnsso aa to increase tbo depth of.wslet to .plieant is Is^lly *ntill*d to th* mooay. j noadone* eo that tha stolen porta may fourteen foet. or about three and ooe-balf , tie understood end tho reqnnaibility for greakr attractions tbad heretofore. Ono feel deeper than at present; to ebsagv ; the whole may mat where it fairly be- ■' distinctive feature of tho □aiaxx is, tho Early in th*year 1889 I caused te b* ' the present sloping sids-waJIs, and make i longs. ! bright sharp way in which it it edited. thsrn Marly vertfate, by which means lh</ Ififed in th* Treasury Dcp*rta>*sl of lb* 1 It will Le rermembered by nsi st jxr- Every subject of [Opular intercut i* at width of the eeual will be incresaed mot­ United States, * tlalm asMtmlfog te *59, . *om faauliar with ear pabtica tltal in . ly fifty per cent; to construct aa adds- '098, for premiums paid by tb* Scala to tho Konalorial canvas* of two ymrs j| unco seised upon an* written up by tho I IL—ul —■ .t I—V- —— .LaLta A* 1recruiting ofirerr, for procuring men and . I Mr. Fmy, the present nucnibtx?, ana !' most cowpatent jaerenu. abovvi wstefl yafpMa of<100,n<X>, to be Be found in the full and valuable report tbu* now used, aad al th* head bf *l*h having them mastered into tb* United | myself were co-operating in an oHurt to Ttte Gxtxxr ha* gathered around itset of locks to eoeetra** guard <■>•*. to Siatreaenire daring tb* war. elect a Senator residing m tb* intani.r of *••!( a staff of tli* mnet popular wntcra Thrrehia beau received from th* United 1 avoid interruption of aavignlira whenever th* State, end of noceeuty to defeat tho ramary, during'th* _mr jik. The in every department, and it is clear that, While I may net be able to coiaaidc in ctdier lockia not fa cooditiou to be need Trustass aak for jfl£oOOfor 7«71, and all Urn view* advanced ia the report, 1 Th* appronriatiou already made will 1 l orry waa oauerieAly tmrent m life elLirt, |। every number is mads up with the tuno , the some sMaol £r TFT" to meet def.- deem th* subjects diaemeoci of such vital in­ be devoted to lb* Upper end at the canal, aod l certainly then baftsved was Bering terest as to mtrit, and I doubt not they removing the guard gate* from tbete |Wt*ingud ta/lh, oa 1 axreiy wax my wit. will rwoeivs, your earnest and thoughtful ■In purenancu of tho urgent request of Uiat geaUeuma. X w«at ki Laaaiag at tho Tb* rwudi*ina of *ounty jaito it gw O[x>n:ng of the aoaaion, where ho prom­ rally bad, tad ia many case* wretahed ised to UMwt cir. Un arriving, hvwsvvr, ■ magazinra to furnish tho public with the and daplurabl* in tb* extreme. I bare I found that Mr- Ferry was not there,'’ best selection they could make from such lice No. 38, Law* of 1889, tb* Board of long braa. convinced that they are bet , and there a ••emo! no certainty that he articles us were rent te to them for pub­ K rad. Suu Auditor. ba. mad* several efforts Read, bods cfvloa. They ar* need chiefly fix would be. Ufa brother informed us to bring about a srtllemeut of the claim th* detanlkm •!pereooa eharg* with crituc ! that tlie bunorablo gentleman was rick, lication. The day for this is past, and again* George M. Dewey, bet without Th* young, th* old, tb* unfortunate aad J [ but it waa soon ascertained that bo waa suecem I Kara directed th* Attorney ' ihe orpravad, th* ianoceulaod the guilty., I summoned by telegraph, in pinch event11' very difforchl duty toperfonn from read­ General Io enforce the claim by a fare are thrown together iu oc* eommoo roan ho would be there immediately. ing manuscript, and lulling out ths brat. closure of the mortgage without farther where for a longer or ahortcr tin:*, they ’ , lie must create. II* must map out th* delay. are deprived of all good itafcreee, and in Rend, ! style of magazine bo wish** to produce, Read, ■truefad by hardened rillianx in all mdn I ner of iniquity. ,. and then seek out ihe must mo»t compeTb* whoi* (yelem is bed, and if it clL 11 teat persons tu prepare article* upon not be abolished, it certainly can be im subjects ton which tho public desire to proved. The ysuug and tbe iwnoeeal read- This important ch*4ge in tha reshoald not be contaminated by fcrxd u-J. I,. & l>. REED, । i qtiiremwnla rt raagaxini' literature, Tax1 _ aeciatioM with tbe vicious, already steep for tbs purpoa* of aiding m eooauncting ed in crim*. The jail* should b* *0 coo and coinplstiag three works, 200.00U 4 Glu.it waa U» tret to iii***ra. if it did 1 M 'inter is comint on. •Irtsctad to prevent thia peoaueeaea* acre* of public lands were granted to the nut itself create tho change. .“ ~ Go there for a Cutter, tataroosrec, aad efrnrte ahould be med. to Stale. On the 18th of th* tame month tha farouhrtaploymentto th* inmate*. lam Go there for a Sleifh., of Ihe eyituon lhallb* jail*coaid be made Legislator* of tho Stale accepted th* Go therefor a Sled, to answer their proper purpose* Letter, Kt, and -onfarred th* lauds upon the Go therefor repairs, age Lake and Lake Superior Ship to a large extent be relet red «f th*ir de grwdia* tekdaaate*. if placed directly Canal Company, upon renditions and Go there anyway, WALTHAM WATCH GRICEIKS! CARRIAGE FACTORY £“?!?4S??,-±s±r‘ !““d Michigan Exchange. Go there just to see How cheap ho can get you Tbe poor are found in every tsowtry. ^W«q. W i« <<W. Aei *f Coagtite. approved July 3d, 18W, a second grunt of TOO,000 acres was tnad* for th* same nurpn**, and thia was ac­ • ha* done nothing in tb* 1 cepted by th* State in Ast No. 489, See State, ae w«ll u *f tb* United Stats*, is ■ in barzraay with tb* priaeipl** of oar Re­ way ef retaUiehiag atem-boasm. That •fan Levi a*T867. It will bw seen by the report, of th*) publican gov*rnm«it, and no Icngre di»great evil* exist ;n th* county poor bnuo* syntotn, cannot admit of a doubt. ofltears of lb* company, that th* 400,QPO : french is** a ra*e on aocowat of eelor. In moat easaa thi* to wot obargaahte to th* aorvw of land selected by th«ir agent* in-[' All men ar* fro* sod eqaal before tb* wantof humanity, bwt to lack of fafcrma elude many of the beat pin* and iron ■I law ; all alike ntitled to ehare th. priri lion on th* part of th* people aa to the real Ends in tho Upper Paninaola, and are . Jcgoo, tad liable to diatharge all the da­ y 1•onditioa efthfag*. and lb* serious de retiaisud as of very great rains. Th«a* . tie*, of rilisens. I easuiot but hsr* *xpre*e my regret Irate of tbe system. White a large pro-, lands, by tha terms of tb* Act Of tha Lag ulature, will b* “free from any tax for that Us smgla, disunte. and only prcposiuoo recommended by m* al th* extra sreteoe ia July ls*t, wre not by itealf tabiU sflM Ot IntremnM* dr <teb*ueb*n | ■ittod to th* dctartninaltoa ef Ike peete bad in mteV earn*daberod aad eikboth , pia, via: *» enable the svvual maaisipoL body aad mtod.ao small number are there sties to ratify rath railread aid bend* M rf a very diflbrvsit etiaraeter.and from very had breu earned *nd delivered in rood di&reet cuu^c. Ia all agas. both human! faith, before th* Soprma* Court had de­ cided such aid uneoasritalfoual. 1 w*re eonfrrrvd ctaim that they are not eootreetom far th* srmssraetioa of a pub­ lic work, but that an th* completion of tb* tonal lb*y wdl become not only ab*t>Inte owner* *f the 400,(XH1 acre* <w lead, but of the eanal ileelf. Tb* oaly groaBd upoo whiob itair claim to brad, is lb* th* foUogieg latter wfll abow : anne^. Vurr, Feb 22. 1869. Hon Austin Biair: Mr Due St*—Stare the great Sena­ torial coutaat, when our brilliant Mkhigander went up in a Alaas of glory. I’ Kara fait Uttl" in Ibo'spirit of writing. I On my wag home the next day 1 foil in company with Mr. Strickland, who bocamo communicative, and aloppad over under a little outside pressure, and de­ veloped to ma clearly . that tbu whole thing waa managed fa view of tha conteat two yean hence. Tho Ferry mun •old out for a cunaideraUou to bv paid the next tdoction of U. & Senator. -1 aaid to HtnekfaaA how will your (our) friend Howard regard thia election r Won't he feel a little nervous about his prospects ? Oh, aaid be,- it w under , stood that Howard stands no chance for j Jackson and Grand Rapid* Atif^'oKK warranted to be AH II EPREHEJi TED. lie m ember the place-at the Old Stand ofJ. L. Reed, fbot of Jefferson Street north of the railroad, Hastings.Mieh. J. L £ D. >CTD. Yours, vety truly. OfiO. W. FISH. The State Geological Board, under wbae* supervision tb* work waa to b* Alexander WtneboH, who had «fed the same port&m H the guologimt in.*.tire two* cf footer yeara. Tb* Director im mediately sstered trooo'the diacharg* of up a If^ufan, earriafe, cutter or sleigh. Z' arc now selling belou B’t! Btriekknd, and of which I bar* no copy exrej.t one mad* and certified by him with which a friond has furnished To Bay Every Description of Clothing, Cheap! the bargain mad* at Lanmng, a* de- ata (Hewarf) hM b-fi th. -W all the corrupt ring* hare; bwt while in his tantrum, tfafa twill I h. teik«d ogam* the omnibus hill and knoeksd r* To Buy the Best and Latest Styles �HlHU 8 O’CLOl ono-lmlf cents por sheet, or U12 in a round totaL For evsry one of tlrnee 20,800 papers the poor devil has to turn that munatrous wheel ten times around, ora total of 20M.OOO revolstfatel I | What D. D. will eay that oven tha De­ vil should not be pittied under soma drcumstaneM? But further food far your conscienreo. Evsry one of throe 20,800 must be maBod. and your poor tardy name must bo written! Only think ofour tired editorial ftngm sliding wearily over 20,800 names of persons who ait cocapteoently tipped back enjoying their papers, waiting tor tho ''by-aad-by'' to pay far aU this trou­ ble! But further, and Bare panto again. MICHIGAN CENTRAL ft. ft. Grand River Valley Division i-teittsr’H.wi'—-•~t lK>l litres piticq. Michigan Central R. R. L»uxa, JMQtty 10, 1871. Mr. & D. Dtoghtoa, editor at faImsiqg EyeMteto, has ho—sppnhtsdocsapiler of tho Lsgtetetire Manual, which Tax Bird's Eye View of Hasting* hap, bean distributed to the subocribere'of | that picture. It is a credit to tho publisherv. Mr. D. D. Morse has done a fins thing in getting up tote picture. suite lu s i ” J Zj_ZL. _ . ■ ■ rsaus ceesrot see ata,trastowr*ets. BsUtsCStek Devil, far ha must run kte devoted legs s over to the post office, his beak M rimes I bent under aa many twn-bnahal foods of ’ ■ those papers of dclinquonta. Msking In Battle Creek has a naw and elegant Ij' all—say, * j wiraoy of 10 mites. Now. funlicr suppose that you poor, ptotofffa, erected by J. 8. Upton, post­ master of tfatitevj.a^tfevaid to b<| ddiaMMt should journey iato foreign tho best qnejVflkr'State txoept thoro climes les ring this bill .unsettled —and erected by the tiensral Government. . again suppose you should suddenly take nek and die forgetting to name us in ^Tai rock at the arteauin wall waa your Will—(F) what then? Where j struck Saturday, at a depth ol 1UI fret. would you turn up? And where would | It proved to be only a strata of about ! our M00. go to ? We pot tho question two feet in thickness however, and they ‘ are driving pipa again. Tho driving is very slow, requiring aboM-100 blows per OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE tUMM, My held at the M. E Church, Saturday and Sunday, Jar. c ary 14 th and 15th. Ser­ vices to commence on Saturday at half past two o'clock. Rev. A. J. Eldred, Presiding Elder, will Im- in attendance. , b. L Hu>xx has concluded to evade life 100 ordinance by starting a temper­ ice saloon. Ho mores out of tbe bank We lay before our readers this week ' stare of any kind, will do well to give tho Governor’s message. It te a lengthy ma a call, fur it will be sold for lore than aad able document laid off in oonveu- ' ient departments with sub-headings, so lumber prices Cal! on or address W. 1. F. IIixs, Builder, jan-ttf Hastings, Mich. GCTTBG 01 CftM!. >. I GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS t Solomon L. Hyde, Assyria. Sidney P. Poole, “ Ephraim Follett, •• John II Tuekerauiu. “ Benjamin Hibbard. •’ Daniel Darte, " Melvin Williams, “ Wm. H. Lee, Woodland. Jolm H. Holmes, “ Joshua Martin, Castleton. Phillip Holler, “ L. P. Cole, •• David McClue, “ Jonas Rasey, ■‘ George Morgan, “ James L. Sisson. Irving. A- J. Walker, “ Simon G. Webster. Thornapple Joseph C. Bray. “ Senator Dexter has introdacad a bid to amend the General Insuaace Lew of 1 Referred to Committee on Judi- THE SHOT OUITU C8, Uftt mrrmar. M, M Ml UH, Window and Door Frnmes, Milk Safes, AGENTS WAITED FOB ? and'BeyeliMs of ev^ry description. The only contested seat in the House is the one occupied by fl. L. Boyce, of the Port Huron iDistrict. of St. Clair county. The contestant, F. D. Welk,; Tho faillire of the Home (fire) 1 nsurance Company of New Haven te giving Mr. Swinefotd has introdnroda bOl.to rise to ugly revelations in other cities, create a Sevoaieouth Judicial Orcrit; the Cincinnati Cimx4 publishes state- also, a bill to authorise Owooeo to vote GRUTSAYIIGTOaMKK thoroughly competent and wo trust and insured community, into vigorous pre­ believe our people will giro him a agita­ cautionary action. «On* company is re­ ble reception and enrourngcmritf. ferred to which paid out ten thousand bin te incorporate the Magnetic Miner dollars for managing fifteen tltousand Spring G.mpe-y, of Spring Lake; all Esuaexs, Cnaxent13,0 laraovxn.— dollars in ur- iniunis. Another is ullegod a bill to repeal tho tax on dogs; also, Tho Charlotte RtpuUitan has cume out in anew and revised Lew, chxngv-l from a folio to a quarto. This makes it more satisfactory to their advertisers, no doula, and gives to tho paper a better Peninsular Railway. . did Buiinewi Suits st BradL-r A LemIry's, can he afforded for twelve dollars. They don’t tell us, and we surmise they are trying to aee how large a benefit they can giro their cus'oraom 15tf vme than other cities. Chicago could tell tales quite as bed,—and rather move . of them. Whan staid Ckomeciicat, which te known all over the continent as a groat trefficksc, in the insurance buriOn the Ixjire, Gen. Cxscrr has repolsI tire*, cannot aflunl guarantees against । cd several unimportant attacks by tho atiou st tho IwsL Besides Illis, it in­ mismanagement, like that of the Home । Germans. His force ia reported to be volves a lore of nearly fifty per Cent, |I Company, it te time fa people to be in-1 200,000 strong and ready for astern. comparing it, when token directly from A Bordeaux dispatch says the Germans an Friday attacked tbe Freneh at Vdlechasve and other places, ami fared the linos at Noavilfa, but the French far other purpos»s. aad when taken i hand, end trepidation in my heart, do I en then:from and put into tho fire, romy to break the sileneo that for sojvebnstfon will be greatlyaidcd, and not ■ time luu liven the man lie that has wrap[xxj the Assyrian. And arm now. I do imjm imll n Over I .CTkarr ____________ „. . ______ Harsjssst rsMirsd a laigo aad. varied assortment of, £»Wrlor SUteTI more than have ever been brought to thte Coanty. nut know, just bow my missive will be received. Ci'irospoudcats are supposed to write news, hut there te no news; they are supposed to be able to arrive at UH fflffl I BCEG1H SOUTHERN RAILWAY FOR ALL POINTS EAST A WEST chest, and back are protected, we can stand an extreme degree of cold. Our lungs need |jrotectioa, and so do those of shone. It te nqt enough fa Ihrew . blanket on ahonsris ramp. Hte neck, withers sodtettteders need protoebon, and should hare it. Protect year her*,', lungs, button his blanket snugly in front of tom, to we do our eoate, and it will serve to protect him from the driving had any way, or didn't care for, ao that Whether to be satisfied ar dterottafiod, to sta; paahns, or swear like our army in Flanders, waa s petal not sexy to settle. Then there was ths Senatorial nemin- Will hrirt teto the •cUw*4s->tio* ottlx 6ra uC i4>{‘'Sax w aixiog up; aw boot*. AWiw-*-** .Wrttr TvqWrw .ftfifauiari tfost is Dr. 0. H- Brigham, of Ann Ar­ bor, a man of varied attainments, a faa writer. and profound scholar. Prof. Brigham wiH dehvw the totcre that apida,; ths tills bring the odd bat ngBut there is something in Nashville ■miv.si^flcMil A-»33l«" bfadre towdart tori tok pork. Th-re TH. —. ¥». IMreii A Milwaukee RR ’ M «V»te by rny ■ — " ■ ' �JEGLfiCTWlA T IhHREMEMY ^FO^Kwmra. New Votaa* b«f<aa Jai 'T»CS ITS PLATFORM: sge isex&s ,U»a Is *la»M IMO SSSAfl WTTTE: QI? LX^r" _ |mjnd MyMgl to I SK5wSx™iS5®S-tSsiSwinH^usrSi: si Swsbh: i rar sttMCWWllwfcnrWt gt£B«sr:seSaiuwM srs gsia-j®1.s;«;,'S«Xff»®s xIOTTlLiixuiiULirAffT. gau-jgffijrffigJrfflWT fflypwtajw idicg h?p~MMnuli>e* ithoutebaagvofcrwhM. Frem seJ sftw JsM UlA.lXujrie—s »UI k»>«. ia rsnerttiss wtu. WmSsu Lm«. M tullovs i-ncuxaB ivux «w. («•»*»* »«■ .epi.JI Usrss C.M1WUI >1 rno A. M.; ■■ M.ry «.. «t.r. IM ■.m.UJt ». w-ittHMirr. M-. (OtMu ■bsOMUd lkr»«*u W1 •«»*■«. i1«Wm4 M «J* r M.1 tUrit £±2«S 4I» Meta .« . ClOMX’. Ill Fsrrr IUcmIt .£ruU^U‘MUjlj ' tkaavtea fed m tU oriiaary maaaer. r3£j'.4?»S~ on Isaac Inland Bound, about fifty aiilea aaa< o/Ne« York, •xMbteAaoanwu* I iaf ftota bia orobani to illtiatrata the of- aWNftJfWJ; >Mlo lu thrcnml ieirMT. it la tha do1 •W*l «t>«ny ot mooqfKiuata nn l tnx I tufcnm la national tcaa fttaui politico. ! LMUTZa HEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AKD?ALMANAC. SfflBf t TOBE ISSUED Jiff VAX YIST.W.l lAtnwr fiusirtuMtoi 11 Payable in Advaace. •ffsSSSx' yn Seientifit Ameri |. r«jsi £3Sf ■ywMwynyp-™ IM. 11MW.-I ixtrsi nun hi. jMtoru inlnntn- mrril. Hott Bitlrri, *> i ealM,tirf rnrrriy wifAranaAy | told a* a Irvorayr. I)r. Ro'jtul't I , BiUtrt art not a bctrragt in my । I otnoe of tie sror.1, but eooJain tit ( JsaoX apatirt drug* hunrn to , trienrt Jar thr radical cnrr ,<y । Indication and Dgoptfuia, fln<? | for alt eatrt tehert a tonic oiwi', ' itimulant nret ■■ । n« ■ , rnjuirni. Thro rotorr tic nlat * i and C'tr lane Id ! tht rfttan. STOMACH 1 , I’rlce. One Dollar. .10 penotu tuboeribbte met ytaoi^l for a< KEW YOBKOBSKJtTRR for yrar (t3) wUtroertor coe^fof Ihit ~<.lu- tuigrrsotir. SlDKgYK.lBSKJr.ACa. xw r- ■STEi* BLBOB ! irlM sHtAkM sA.I •siks.llj In rr»ud EjggEBaiSfeS PUBIFIEH Peterson's Megarrni — *m0km nr ton I rioA/jf aiafJuhrt tkgn at Javorila i U-UA aU toko ottlhZit. < Tit rs.xsme Iri, 2>r. J2oiaal * Hlood PiK> ohtuid It krr-t in to- I Are; Recauu thry can ? l-e rm^oyrd oto-ot’---------- ■' 1 ‘•famtljf phyiio’J 1 arc perfadiy o^fo „.,. atration at all limaBofatua thry arc made . Au/A ttilh and m j tritSoM cuoar- »THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.-dET ■*• I .^JW«wtaeM( ©ONT WABTE TIMt ANDjLkBoA rwtoTTS*T>AKtwKij. t-XwJaZ r*!~J oSS?3E st MH TTSP« MferS ‘lOOEIS COUGH! mwbe » J mKKSG&Mi •AUlWATltD ., f T ,* jfeJfiSjtSi MUSH CM) I wu,- frWrstM^rwpsi-^i SnMygEia ft-mmsttTwtj^^w- MMk<i>> —n»j ik»iT*tf k'**•»<of Uieiiina.M vhict* ds Hto l w MtoSs s iaMWe Hgeg. ™MaK8«:ea lllil ** SE2 IBBTrozi aSfflTiSfiw' Fremont Engine Works ‘i®3ar>‘r*S;?'] t»ssMy.~~. wmmmmsm ■»! wwru^gyaii.x. MXMCMaaak � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-01-18.pdf a7e86285bb4ddb7179199850e3b8d84c PDF Text Text K !? HAST1WGS, BARRY COUMTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18. 1871. VOL XV. fnlwl ad — c>rh . ........- 'loe hair, the whirh «bs didk: JU .^tWalMgLafcraBfc n“n ’■’•I***’* to tear, starve ataouat of property to her. aattfi v fa gold ar.,! portage aumje, tlat Im-I bLn worn once and turned, which ^,,,,1 fare of the vert cavern. Th. idea ef being । very Meh m her dreams We would be fa great daxarrr from fa such a plaec, revrrrt hundred fret below tbs surface tit the earth, waa ap- ] the toll oomfocted faun, wboiedd toy and biTTOw LnoiLTT of u. an ! .!«»,■ ,i„. g®* wo were thritalid «Uh ftfawAMB'Jrt111.-, ik.— t-« ——irr.1 "Then wo went to anotl Garat vault, with wno&n wooden gallerioa, gallerias, far al S DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CAPS. GROCERIES, iMkaaotisuidritoihiMrty poles. asaffgSa' =ESS 3sSrt.-st.-5s ssrsesaaa UM mfagxrbMt that look like beoa. foot bofaw the rorfiu^of the earth War fa Franco and No Maa, Woman or ChiM can pay more for Goods in my Store THAN THEY It ■ a poretivw impossibility. I do not ask H. If not conven­ ient to come ypufaelf; rend by yvur neighbor, or the children They will do as ARE WORTH. HASTINGS DRUG STORE mSITIH! correepoudeuts of the Demit drtllss, bgcre-ww ew/Tl3L rerv "IV-,— with a wish that th^ might gst It Into faoktag like (—^ sn -'- ■ M.<1 imethMaerere, landed us on the solid salt agnbi. AnMUr fang walk brought M to the balhroom, which was iUmnfaa■ ■’ f oooartoa. We should my it ‘fnWfighiyfcvt tongbv torty wide- It had a gwllrty at due"end for the martoiaah; while at lhe niher was a beooti- early typography any. that the couaBy from the German frontier to Para, th. scone cf th# present anal of war, and th. localitte wUeh we ere mode too painfully famlfaar with, as the battle, ground of the contending arcnioa, poesees an intercet which all can not fail to fort, if they can far a moment separate it frum th* details of the fearful drama now being enacted. We refer to the part they imwaitii ia an—frwi with the program of the typographic art whilst in fie infancy, for there ia xmrcely a place af anr note that Into events hare —US-1. —J bridge; the frune. look h'ta> r ring!* imtt. SCHOOL North Side Main Street THE LARGEST STOCK m PRINTING rnmtrru - BOOKS, arrived with the "mixed" train. "Agent, can I hire this engine to ran me to Jackson in time to connect with the •four-thirty’ Michigan Central fait exnreeaMastr "Hire an engine! Don't you want to hire two or three national banks ba-, sides F' replies the ■C*Dt> Uugbiag. were also of wood, gtld-d, with ehsons and drops of pure salt tU cate end wax a statue at SoPUina, fa salt, and anoth­ er figure wo did not reeognbe. ThU cfored ttu. «•««.; mid, worn oct with fa­ tigue, wa rereAed tbs light of the heaven again. " We a rtkn4 net lose than fore miles der wraknaa. of the eyes." THt press waa entirely destroyed at the eommeawe-' ‘I amnt of the French Revolution. Mstx (Metre), which has requiredao much notoriety,'was, sera Cotton, "one of those towns early distingufahed by the introdacti.m of-iinting." As cartv as 1842 a atari wn. priniad there (the first book of Timms, a Kcmfae). in I57.'i all Protortant printers had to quit the city, and oil such authors had to got their work printed at Paris or Rheima, Me., for more than twenty ;years. Mats waa aloe ocwol the first nlarea where lithogmphy waa practiced, having had a preea as early ns 1821. Three ia a work t»Mbbto ~«W r--r l. u re JEvm Metz, 1 rvo. (Cotton does are gtve the author's naaaa.) ' BOVraE k MMJMkTS KEW BLOCK M1SOBLLANSOU8 ten luafU Is SCHOOL BOOKS, Hastings* Mich. K Cam Raalt yois on X>rlo«« (X® '&&P&G9 mcWAVGE, rarx . FIN8 AND uu» ,«•- <_'H <B_ t'oTrH- Pi.iwt.tw HATS, CAI’S. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES. CROCKERY BOOTS, SHOES, TATLOB CRIIDHI PttSSI M M! 94 the State. fianiB wr pris ad frits, ui w till nmil SttoUtt ________ WANTED! ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY COUNTY, For which the Highest Market Price win be Paid T2*"rkr- CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS, &it,.«ssASi CORN SHELTERS, ro* s^zjtsr E.P. BURRALL tfcCO, HAJTlIUl IC1UIH1K* . -­ World Mdwer and Reaper, Gatapa’ and Taylor Sulkey Rake*,' Grain Drille, Whad Cultiva­ tor*, BALL, DODGE, and CURTI88’ PLOWS, •Drag*. Cultivators—ia fi*ct. everything j Gold & Silvsr Watches, Mi Sir ai Ttti- In r -Mu 'O.'-x* L i Mim HWIII! ' From . rioir to > Thr-hfaj Ototfais. KuMoe. ; BCRLAL CABER. agent tothaaagineerjjmd ia two wiinntea । more wa are aS. thirty-acren mum, | and fifty-five reteatao to go fa, and eeo- dared it: A irendeed men and women । fam moa, wood train mail train, sad the hare chrerfuUy waited to let the "North- ! ward" bury a pstkage through to the Wtoy'Rorei trains to look out for. I Wkixh ! rush ' scream 1 sad we go thousands of iwmws of ths Jkre Frvre abend * The ■‘Northward'* ia pointed Wpl bal hurrah! tMy yeO, aewego by, and the sound>■ hardly died away southward, and I am an the fireman's seat. hoUfag on for dear lifa. “Haifa" the fireman, keeps the ball going each moment. Cosalartor Doruranl chrnb. SbeeOema. "Tore" holds the 'Ihad" with -an isoa band, and wn are reefag toboattfieltlyrh V ' If over I am rich. I want corn, a.-tiat to paint nee a psetarn. I want mho of your laodscapea, with taoek cows and mcaber odroa standing on a riverisbrink —rar a boating party. ■« a market aceno, nor a ship under sail, with . the sun going down off het port quarter. I want the picture to represent the interi­ or of a locomotive cab, the firemaa throwing wood into the red month wait-1 ing to cunsum. it. with th. engineer • peering fawm! Kke a sentry ea picks! farad on the forer that efame«, nr gfane more rtra, hi. clothing ton odgrmre. his tee and ha nd. grimy with awe* end * ~ * ■ * — * — - ‘--- L I _ ■. ••made imWoC by Enrlirtuneu, atte locality to which BmkarriUe's tamutifal tw was trensfrtred m 1770, baring foiled to procure a purchaser at home. M. Hcaumarehiaa, who bought it,'open­ ed an office in this town, and at the ex­ pease of three' xnillio ns of frrare rabttrtnd an rdiiton cd Veltairo'a Works, coamrtrag Of 20.0W copies, of which teach th* young atari Jrtfcniou u a filed well fixed Ito u. too. It hhs beret eonjeetared that a of thn ream ia a wwld in itortfi tod like the earth, by ram and each one of whom is playing aj gaswmaet My stare! The stare show to much better tag. by uarlw^tUam any oth and Argentina Ehcni, sho Augusta TrtsbonwwB), is well known to the learned as oaa of the towns that put in a claim to the hoaur of giving biith te a typo­ graphic art, Sdurpfliu and others aautowing Ihst John GutonWrg printed here between the years 1440rad 1450, copy fa the show raae of literary curioeitfae tn the British Museum Tint! is also to bejwted ao the place at which on* of the osriy attempts M printing with fixed type. fe:crv-..typing) wa. sands ia 1785, an account of which ia gv»«n be M. Catus fa h Jfirativ, Paris, 1802. lu.rim. (Berni Rbcmi or Durorotuore of their y radefav- rnm). Printira was roeried on here as yrhfah early aslfihl. IaJ&HS wen executed hare the first editioa of the Mranish English Version of the New TeefamenL Verdun (Verofinnetn or VirduntnaX Printing was carried on here ao early a. --‘-i -i..^TTT7T.. I. �nxntr nui, written «d suH»*a. Ua*M. we Mall' or to prevent T PRESTON & BROOKS’ GOOD WA^tf! eot de«n him aanpetrot to pwlerm. । Th* article from wHch fhi. extract is J taken wa* L H. H's account of thn Sea- . An American Watch A WALTHAM WATCH ! A Waflh for a Gmlteman 1 •teoalwartsri, aUi.rofallow.,. "Gro tf. Etewey (aitiag roar yoer A Watch Ibra Lad^nf. ,... fipMHifriii iHwlUm • .... Lhiutinaa number. it .-pens with a rare old Chriatauu carol, pouted in the old English text, with a beau&Ilv do- ‘ Gold Chain for a Indy'. rigned illustroted border. Thie ie fol­ lowed by “Folk Life in Sweden," an il­ lustrated paper treating compreheasiTe! ly. but dwelling at eomo lxMi»3*|O The lightning ha. been chained, and a submiauro yat potent dare obey* ft* -rotor’* will. Under afemk .nd carb it wing. fe^gM. girdknf earth with Swrodidt Christmas peratitiucs connected WflT with Christ­ nr PmPS WEEKLY mas aad New Year*. "Tho Christm^f. Sheaf,1’ a poem by 1’ho.be Cary, ia a pathetic story based upon a beautiful Norwegian Chris UnaAtMtnfT ft ’ Tho reward for gvttfog tiro success­ ' w 4SM » "A ■" r-”1”™ ’ which will. ba •*»*. •“ •h"’r -WAOHAJ1 WATCH , now contributor, is a sMlilU sfekorial to Charla. Dickotfe ' ;GET*r; yond expression, it has the movement of a grand piece of rau.ic from its begin- [ ning to its ctore. aad is in itself a Christ-1 mas Carol. Th* accompanying illu.tra- j thn totsen of Governor Blair, thereto pertaining. Ounrcmiag thoro letter* wc were made to Say something m tho lari >«ue of the Bxxxxa that we da not bw-b*re, though we regard the obtaining and puiferotion of private lettert, moment to'groat tho sum naked for. through roeak-thief aguaer, an a littto Tho jx-opjf of the Baste .Jiave a just the moot daepiaabfo act to which a hu- pride in tb'o high xopatatiea of the Uni- tion. ore in such wonderful ^aoMotyr >etife which fell In the. Rm Yta- with the writer', conception that they rikUJd four tfeDdronand wondod othuro The unrivalled works, at seem' like an indispensable portion of a the Lnxmnbaqr and foe tattaem this memorial—tho most worthy float dretroyod. The hospital Vol l>e- I has been dedicated to the inmnAp: of |h*> vmrity atoang the cdueational institu­ tions of ilic country, anA W believe, will enAorae any action oa the part of of either of foe gvntbmcn to whom the Pefrtetia prasumed to refer Nor do we belie*, that fe. Into Senatorial COD- I foe Leg Mature, calculated to add ought to the fecifi tie* which that metitation furniahA to the youth of our State for tho mo* thorough culture in every de­ parting of human knowledge. teat wro'ia fee best irtBeenced by any us az basis for settling the Alabama -durulfon • First-That England .hall pay th* owners for the ships and prop­ erty da*troyvd by the Alabama, with ia- taut print, tn twelve hour* a brigade armed aad equipped ia thundering to the -recur at the .peed of foe<y mitre an hour. In halito^rntiro stead screwy within riena] proximity, and alpy each other by theme nd*. The instruments of destruction hero kept pane with' the >r did'i) it a* the result of an «iw BA I J J Senate of the Cnitod State* than Michi­ gan haa been fk fee peat tan yearn, and OOtOIES! Tho mote-Ihrilling and Interesting ’ TYolnanre ever‘written, is now being Prorhiona, Earthan published in tho People’s Weekly. . An Notions, other Great Story, “Damo Mildrod's . riot," commenced in Qtrisfruat number- Ware, .•Exuxafcja; ..itejtot COUGH' CANDY! 1 Prrahnr‘ it c comptet.- hiitory of the arquisitioa and । um at uur root publj$ domain, and CARRIAGE FACTORY this atom of action, to perilously centripetal toward tho vortex of tho merely human. The greatest wonder and glo­ ry of th* age ia that tho intellectum' j and moral bolaarn ia ao nicely adjusted H is worthy of nut* that sinev the sue cossful laying of the Atlantic cable* that disarraugre the equilibrium of the I laid in I MB has been almost the o^y'one ' whole. At no period in the life of hu- ! which ha* beendataagwlor Broken.' Afl- r mani’.y have developemon^ of the ram- ' the failure of ftG5 this cable won qqustrutted with groat rapidity and- in flio i summer of 1*86 Waa laid Afrwwreks later the broken cable of 1SC5 wa* picked up, and bnditi September of IMM.en May ' tone, or to replete with polished rhoto- ‘ 1M7, the cable of 1866 was damsg*d hv . ric aad profound wiadom. The multi-1 ' an icvburg, and conuqun-.catioi:' crated I by it, bunt wee repaired in Judo of tho ' tod* of phyrical sgvnciaaeralvmLaimr 1 , of which are esrammted .hove, are foe | I legitimate nut-growths of the world** ' Read, Read. ! ndrsm-ed u»telhgrea», but the gnateri ■ developments lie deeper sod socm to be i but the preparation of tire soil ami the 1 discovery of germ* from which shsB spring luhlimcr achievements than any w'uch.now electrify u* with admiration and wonder. In fee vast labrotory of primary force* in their different modes of ojerati^g, liava boon discovered and t who will doubt that ia th* coaro* of time appHanres shall be mad,> of there prodcring result*as superior to the accompUiunouts of th* jmeent .lay a* those of . the prerenl day are to thore of foe 18fo WO 7T>/-<7<r.« Read, uniT Ttyrr*fim'~nr-<. ' T/Wih . ...... DENTISTRY Hotr cheap he can get you though reclining on a safe,,ha*4»e» 4® vented by an Albany undertaker. H I ! •Asia wa. n-ci-ntiy‘fiio’i>c*M of artm*l riblc earthquake, fnvoWag a fogfofeoll up a H u gon, carriage, cutter or sleigh. 7 are. now selling Mou H is Jackson and Grand Rapids New Advertisements.* ALL WORK WARRANTED TO BE tho orbits and foretell fee mmraral. of j the hsarenly bodioa We .trio the rock with fee gwlogufs UatMr ud it aa- AH BKFRE8ENTED. livmfmberthe plaOld StandofJ. Ej of Jefferson Street------- v, the railroad, Hcutinffs,Mich. X T. W> Marrow* J. IL Howard in th* Senate of the Uni­ ted Btatee. We submit whether in this there 'snot an aSaf. on the p-rt of foe J*rirstf to be one ef several, Mt only Slid traitors alike to party and principle. Nor ia it true that tha |*opk of the Bute are not, and will not bit, truly ’«■* »bly IDayton, Ohio. It ie thought that the United j I ponding m afrnitade; forcre in the di­ ' roction oi religion and profound phBo*. I ophy that radiate centrifugally against »Jt to unite their personal friends Jrt of each other, which for a wo do not believe, and in sup-. port of which to hare any bright with m, better testimony tlian any yet ad­ patient example of the agents m teach­ duced would be required, it doe* not by ing the wild mon of foo forest foe rude any moans prove the m.-u " shysters and and primal method of cultivating foe sebc-mera," mt is it Say indication of a '1 soil, is bearing good fruit, and it is eondisposition on tho part of either to do in j fidentiy aseerted that if tbej ' aid of tho other any disboncrabl* act. !1 icy ie allowed to be Boride tho Senatorial contest is ad- yeora, and-the robbi nutted ow all hand, to have bran cooducted manfelly, open and aboro board, and any chargesbf buying ar sailing or attempting to buy or sell on tho port of any of th* oauisdates woald lx, treated by all with kSent contempt. The un­ flinching friend of Gov. Blair, we min­ gled freely in the crowds about tho Lou­ ring House from Tuesday noon until tho nomination wa* made, and did not di»- the sainted Patriot has Ixwa attempting to induce oar trusted leaden to jrove reerrant to their.party and tan principle* they profera and to join with them in j tho election of some Republican pot the j choice of the majority of thn ItepubUcom rf tire State, re *xp«fenced trough the men to whom wa* legally committed Y tlE SUSPENDER. ■ EVEI .■UTSS'* tire genius of man fat apptovntly nt a the Senatorial eonte*L6f 1809. Though England khall reimburse the United constant fever-heat, and the World whirls we doubt not Ida wfoction over Goy. Statea Government for aU expeasro in-, ou at a rote that scorn* to be the prelude Blair ia phasing to foe Strickland clique caned by the United States, hi ecnse- and guaranty of total wreck. The cocaad all other boltefe, but have Ix-an unqueuro rf the Alabama aad other cruis- j res. Third—That England shall make with amawruant am cun ling ahnoat public recognition of'the true principle* I roostcrnatiun and awe verging tow* Woo bo unto o! neutrality ea tho baria of their eri- - superstitious fe*.-. -dement. ■ Tho Editor of the Magarino has ro­ membered tho young people in two ex­ - ecllent illustrated artiaiaawtiMMMVNP Family," and 'Tho Young Naturalists in Mexico." The first will especially delight the girls though so clever and ao characteristically illustrated that it must bo attractive to all rcadora. The Kioind will bo greedily devoured by the 'gsri? "" -illi hiuiMss iy 6fr4r ’etatf LAUER STOCK Till them upon mountain summits, the obsorvU and praised of ril tho wodd, bnt no other eoatary has been characterised by such multifarious and pre-eminent exampie. of pchticol end foronsse talent. No other has produofrl a Wabeter. a Calhoun, a Clay, a Seward and a Suta- have no doubt feat Mr. Ferryrillfi Jtho place made vacant by the retirement of Mr. Howard to tho lasting honor and credit of the people of th* State. While Rnsr Easr u tho r*i»ly of foe &flt to th* Chsaloito roncming “th* rtunon, which it says are in oirculattoa, to the cflect that the Scwwvlsor ef la- T»8-a To Buy the Best and Latest Styles �■ ICHI6AR C1NTRAL R.R. Grand River Valley Division Aemm. W, “IlisJohnSetelh’s house” .aid tho wag; thereupon 87 art down. IWM rosy glad to soe in your last to- The electon of the Village of Hast­ ings will meet at tho oSoe of the Coun­ ty Clerk, on Saturday aronlag, January 21st, at 7 o’clock, to consider tho pn>priety of applying for a charter for the City of Hastings, to the Legislature now Sash, Doors, Blinds. Door and Window Frames. Corner, Stair and Ornameiftal Brackets, hours. When the jlxed train ratno in from Grand RapidaitVM about ton o'dock aad they had hard tugging to Local felisinejj Jlstim?. Ixraoxs—The days. Mcan^-B» the l»ond Hlip-knols—■divorces Newell Posts,Banisters, stair Railings &c„ tba school. My experience aa a teacher has proved tom* concWrely that ouch a variety of text books ie aa educational bane, which ought to be abolished. Since I am on thia subject of enermon schools. •C. J. Kruger, of I want to say a wort abac! education’ . . Haring lately eteaogod out dd machinery foe the Latest Improvements I Wood-Worklng Machines, we arc now able to compete with eny similar a tabUahmeut In the Rate, aad will duplicate any prfc-< obtained elsewhere It It ia to be regretted that theae are some ____________ and Trier-W. V. Griffith, of DotroiL in our Oounty who ding to tbe aid meth­ Tbe Grand Offiootl were inatallod by od* with a tenacity that is sniprisingL<w*r—Lots of folks will go “oourt- from tho mu >ic wo havo casually hrart P. G. M., A. T. MotcaU, and G. M., J. They seem to b« k> drop in the 'ruts of W. Chaplin, • "fogyism" that they cannot see ths discoursed, that soon they win be able broad and fruitful piano of advance­ .. - xv. u n LAC. MTO, u> to give us music second to none in the I Oman or nix Gam Cuarrru.—The Uncm nah. State (or at least we hope ao). J. L. following officers of tho Grand Chapter, ment above, or, if they do catch oocasianal glinipMM, wilfully shut their eyre Wmuimtox's birthday, tho 22dof> Rood u untiring in his efforts iu impart-1 IL A. M, were ejected at ill recent and cry out “ away with innovations; ing instruction to tbe boys, and it as sur­ February, comes on Wsdnooday. prising what improvements they have*, a n. P -Hugh MflUudy, Corunna. . this ia nut tho way in which oor fallwra Forxrn of July comes on Tuesday | made ia ao short a time. Every «n-* D. -G. H. P —Loonart IL Pmudoll, I were taught, therefore it is wrong.” couragomcnt should be given them l>y Grand Ilspdx. *nch flimsy logic is incomprehensible. our citteena. I^t tbe p~pto gotupa G. K.—John W, Finch, Adrian. । They seem to forgot that our systems of /immense quantities of wood are be­ grand festival far Urir bonafit, two more G. 8.—Alfred J. Bswyw, Monroe. (1ETTING UP CLUBS ! / instruction must keep pace with the gonG. flce’y-yJ. Eastm-ta Johnson, Cea- j ing shipped west aa tho G. IL V. R. R. inatrumonta are needed and parties GREAT HAVING TO CONSUMERS . stand ready to play them if they only Waxx tho days begin to lengthen, tho i had means to spare. A Ubers! freHng cold bogiei to strengthen.” That’s on • tion of tlio waste produced by the proson the part of our ritueas will giro good old motto but there is some truth in it 1 ent advanced inteUigeace and a knowl­ encouragement to the boys end eecure a edge of the bast means by which three good band for our town The Hong Journal, anew repository of waata shall Le met in juvraib* culture ; Music and latorature, published at Do- ' united with practical common sobm and | t riurkrun. trait, by C. J. Whitney A Co, is received, i a ooswprebeuaion and versaHlity of mind It is well printed, and will he valuable to 11 To keep dry—Lire on codfish. Marriage— Impriaoumaat for life. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. I Ora Bsxn.-A good band m alr^ya I tho pride of any town aad wo have om ' 1 in steady rehearsal. The prospect fo, . THE SHOT MM TH CO. u u AS,. So™ Lx. Jonx Bxssxxn, barber, cjiposite the Prise candy has had its run, and /now p»»t office, received a new thing in the the latest novelty ia prise Collars. Each war of paper collars. Every box con­ tains a vnluablo prise for gentlemen's , tho ouch aa'plated sleeve buttons, pocket knives, p.-rfumcry, ote. Go ar.d fxairW. T. Esrrwsx has just received a ina them before purchasing any where lag" quantity of lath and shingles. His plaster for the spring trade ia alto ar­ riving by tho ear toad. . <n n- u.-an The folk wing letter corrects the mis­ take made by tho pros* G. M. Ground V.-Edward Bauadare, “A alight miegske. Ur. Editor. Altogan county reports 16d school-buusro, Saginaw City. G M. Find V. -Darid C. Spaulding, of which six are of brick, owe hundred 1 [ and forty -evvea frame, aad jrorloat ct logs, the whole valued at I 136,1TB. In 1 thirteen township* there is not a log h<piM> reported. / Sxalxd proposals for tho budding of t/Barry county ha* two brick SchouL ■cbool-house in Castleton, District N<va houses. 122 frame, aad 16 of togs; tho ore published by arculsr*. They pro- whole valued al 402,120. Hope and poor to build one similar to the Nash- Irving have each four tog scbool-bousre. vilto school Iwuee. Six towns in the county, with f>l houses I .------- »। ■ । re —— have none of togs. R. |ZJ-8. Vox Barrr advertises his Lum ■ J----lino by a business card which can be A Mors ix nix Bran Ihanenox.— found under tho hood of new advertise- The House, al lasssing baa Instructed its Committee on Education to inquire into tho expediency of *> amending tho Ourrcxar. —Mr .Augustus 1’. Dunn one of the publishm of the Middleville FhMrtkr, died at Middleville, January 7 th, at I he ago of 21 years. Peninsular Railway. tendance for a definite time every year of children of oertaia egos. Il ia pain­ folly evidvnt that »«xue reform ia needed ia the matter of mcuring the it ore gen­ oral and as nrar aa may l>e the univtw- Tn* Yocxu F-axs are to have a social party at Evnjdre Hall, on Friday night. no possible eicnse fir growing up igno­ Ths boy* hare istued very pretty invita­ rant in this Hute, or in way Northern tion tickets. J. L. Reed’s orchestra fur- State, as the laws now are, but shameful Cheap,” tho inside fixtures to tho store negligracw. Tho** who wield the ballot occupied by Barber A Bailey, immedi­ should take rare that IntelUgraee to Hex. D. Srxixrx, our respected towns- wield it aright ba at least to gvnonl that ately after their removal Tho who/ xan and .Secretary of Stale, is sojourn- I I'vcrv person who votes shall >• abto to embrace; counters, shaking, dm were, ig for Cslicrt time at home. He is not njoying vrey good health. lumber prices. Call on or address W. 1. F. Hau., B.tiUer. jonltf Hastings, Mich. UH SnORi 4 MICHIGAN SOUTOT RAILWAY u- SfrSt induction of knowledge that appertains *•' _.Z_.kr1. u- J Jc to tho ideas, pursuite and nccompliahmunts at to-day. No matter how thor­ ough a qrwtera of edcratioa may bo in other rrepeets, if it unfits the scholar for useful active life; if it tunes hai pow­ ers to a key tbsl ia wot in harmony with ^Window and Door Frn1 and Brackets of Milk Safe«, •ry deficriplii ISEDl'CTIOS' C&XWTJ1M. trivial reoporn^bility They aru mould­ ing the tte>Mbt aad shaping the charac­ ter of tho ririag generation. In each school room throughout tho land is bring silently written, day after day, tho destitiny of our country. We are n«t nota­ ted beings whose connection with tbe ttonjif it brings with it enlarged facili­ The other day n carrier Pigeon car­ ties for educating tho children Let ns ried into Ixdeagucrod Paris a newspaper not hesitate to cast any the old worn 4 3-4 Inchre aqaare, with 220 dupatehes out mettaxis if cur to» Utolay men can microscopically photogrwphad upon it, supply no with better Let us. u teach­ comprising the detailed nows of tho day ers, move up into line and not lx- hagfrtgn all parts of the world, and there garde in thn progression of mankind tonow comM from Ixradon a drecrtptioa of Thud a higher plans of fatelfecttul and’ the machinery which did tho printing. 11 makre a duphesto of ordinary tasdthan the , 1 IvubtloM many of our readers uro re­ writing a oillioa timra smaller " " read by ! quiring by this time what is a n«ek-:io party ? A ceek-tto party is owe where each lady aiteoAiag makes a bow, or print tho whoje BQilqJS times in the < Woes at the artesian well ie progress­ spare of aa inch, and other booka in ing night a»l day. Tho drilling is in a to Ithe place where the party ia to be proportion. Think of it. Tba speaker sort of blue clay mixed with gravel. It held and placed in a bag. WW tho of the bouao out cany Cushing’s Pario stow work, but Mr. Geiger io confident gentlemen arrive, each man mnat go to on hte thumb nxil. Webitor s Una­ tho bag apd take a neck-tfo, and it ia his bridged may ba printed an the lining of duty to wait upon the lady during tho evwniag, who wnsra tho dross correspond­ ytmr hat. By the magic aid ct thia tit­ tle machine the total eooteute of the Aaare very pretty containing a cut of tbe ing in material toYfce neek-tie which ho torLibrary maybe tntastaxwd to afivwbudding cu one and-a correct lixenesa. takes from the bag. It is dasirabln far cwatbtaak book. Addtorachaomthe tedire to all wear difierent patterns Tbe bills for the bank will be irnnod by about tbe 1st of Februaryusually attends this tottery for a partner, Arcnox. —Iloed A Parker will mil at and it sometimes occurs in this rase, a, auction. on Saturday, Jan 2 lot, 1 pair in matrimonial lotterire, that tho of bay mares, 7 yean old, I-open buggy. “matches” ore not in accordance to taste GREAT SWTOCONSGIM THE LATEST! FOR SALE EVERYWHERE SM MM LI MUM Hardware Store. KK.It-ill A1KAMOX, lary BautwoJlis advocating the postage at Ao Lift artWrtatog- tho tasua of S80W&MR eCRbwft fat aaai. grtd bond*, into whidLto trawnaaaai refund­ fog thepoHfe debt. Mr. BrertwaU axproaoeo hia entire confidence in hte ability to negotiate a ww |ou vndor thia bill, whleb, with 'the JsJy art. wonld giro him oowtmi H» oamerttr adwmtos making the pwy maate of interest .parterfy, iarfmd of aSfc wM 10, the Lowest Nocht, for IL A. GOODYKAJL Will retire from the active du­ time tu dowitrg up wttr booke. fifteen yeara bustincas imperitireljf recjMirea ilux rtip, and tatpMt »ur ctiafdmuni eriH al once wtanniw their acra.untx. aad aetik the muh* by Cawt ur Detroit & Mil wankee R R T* We Bay Qur Stoves by the Carload i . From Detroit Which nmfart our“bright rev tow. Much tower thaw from Bufiato or Aftaay ties of Ute firm, nud devote Me falculafia* to kesy a diary, w pass book can find a eMre saioctfoa at J. P. Roberts A Co’s Drug Store. Rtete St «mft side. 81.11 ► SOO X1KT1VOIT HTOVKB «„Ul by TIB in the Lant Its months! �FOREIGN UTERATTRE. 1 -f New Vatanrn begin* January; 1871. .sow u -tn* avmcaiDE. ^refttJeU eewywtere.' sjrrBrS7J5?«JS. Sxaagt~ । L.-U *. MeeiTTiaW tMV«d PYfjPEPgLA ~ tel by ^vpws n’**J»2ZK; ERIE eSSsE I RAILWAY, 1J#O milaoMdar - WO mH- without OneMaMgenyii- Change of coachw < ; jftVAb <T4 rot-DOL’Bbr Tti-itx torn ,,»w. “ o .•<**vMe7 U< i»r.l IX teesy BssiwCte tXZKltgSiSSXri NEW YORK BOSTON,! ALBArnr. I uixctrat rum iaiqnf tojik ,*»■ ‘ wal-axo, aim ■no: loiLHEOIONSOFl’EMMMVLVANIA ■ IfiochMter to NciTTprkTv’1-'’' IP1®*. i ButloJo to New Y<*k. ■<w miles ; Dunkirk to Now York, 180 miles, Cleveland io New York. 026 mitoa, Cincinnati to N. bOO mile*, s&L'&F jadgliltel to treat it according to ita | !!)>•»oftaa bom observed that ana harianuut. will produce a better result than nnulhar with tho tamo cireumataaors. This can only bo attributable tq acioser study and better rare of ilia NEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOH iTltrnviai ta opposed to eats which an aptagon ,.-cral iQtetML Iifrtbade-. dand enemy of noewefl* aad tax thieves tn national aad ritate politico. AND ALMANAC, "A 1.Ta,yrsa*.8:SK WON OF THE PEOPLE. •d and health promoted. From our own ' , TO BE ISSUED JRSUAR Y 1ST, 1571 BOBMXS for in ths bettar condition of tho animals. so mint raoM vfa r«Bxsa. Tho farmer too often seems to act aa , sraaUaslamount of food, rogardlosa of ■ tMD, whMliM hie wteera, that have not _ . «* e a * gained a pound daring He' winter, areiSClSIltlllC AmOriCftn actually worth any mom in the spring ? . And it act, hu tho food given them not i been throwa away ’ AJJ that un uulnia! conoan’-r, over: wliatis neceaaary to «upply ila waeto' KXSr&rairj'K:: Dally Edition, single :oopy, oot year tlJ-CO Sunday Edition, stogie copr, one year XJ» TBIAVEELLY: 3ri-Weekly, single copy, one year “ five coptaa, •■ «EM •i , —. - ■ *• mi an thtfu cornu all the profit Nothing can Ise nuirv suicidal to tho farmer's inu-nwt than an fllilwrol policy ef feeding. The bteftw, !il montha old, told late tpring by John Johnson for 11 111, did not cost ever fiUae/tanl. moee dlmn others of the MttjqM that woAK tot b«va sold Altprrmme ^-frriUnyandpay^Jor th< .vz; it, York qbseji yep. !<>' <*« year >13} teW rrneivr a eef>t/qf Mlsrcks- 8BAT8IT0U8LY. STOMACH siBNntH RsiJf.sca. Peterson’s Magazii BITTERS Hair Restorative i4nn£('B^ Farmers’ boys taka Wtk»: Powdv ia a nice thing—i# a h«mj Give your poul ry a warm place ia winter, if you want plenty of eggs in istl. WsWimj. i-KTranaini MKHin tes ike tew Ori*. Msnss af any at lbs 1*4/, testa. Ik, teal a srte faakloa ptelas. Ite test Maal aaar..,., !y •U1 eeeiua.'Mte year, la usMtewate.- BLOOB noaa, ia seldom brutal. .An exchengu aakas •' WiM a chicks i$n>e to fuliH dteAuee, a hen has Ci toothache ?" Thia wouH depend on tl otflM 825.00, |WHka snmn PMtmt^no OoL R. W. FurM», of Ncbratkn,; ij MkteuSSwHTUs ^rwrisL” -M”Ps' Frer haa a flock of two hnndn-d caaiuncro i Brery bteduvo ahouM be providedwith meant at ventilation at the top, o»pvciallr in wintar. Hia abwmoe of it I PURIFIER /irNnrftl for a timflar purpose. ------- ,---------- One trial inraiably nlablMet then tu favorite* <K. —..M hr nrarnriar jujofonr colored rasmox kf^Y will bo tbort of oentmou vrarth when olMr. ‘ It dta> W to etorw ywtnrttnf. dotfs wmg-mi™, Universal Clothes Wringer The Best Paper, Best IsJucffinents : JSsswclsajr*, | 'n’njwma ’W etli; ml ttilhfid nfiarcoal inf, Ihut afapUay them to the tier ef every beJfi Became BLOOB iaMasaa'aJssras set SsssSnSt—»*■■ El? PILLS BOOKS BOHL ICT-WIB, . - Tint sm: iLtrnurD Jft>r Sole by Drugging HUI MiHMinWtaiT and *Dealcv.n in Petent ivsa PRICES—A FAIR OFT ER, w?JBE imS, IS WCEMESTS. IC- Dr. AIKIN, Office >o. Il Caw 8U Grand Baplds. 7ini«>rmao:aJmi*e».fcmdi q»A,uVuBw«r« Itetessttas* Uss it ' Important te-immigrants! ;BUS0iK8S COLLEGE, , Medicine* cverg-tt-hcre. Fremont Engine Works � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-01-26.pdf d747d9a8dacbb3acc2ed521a0b64bfe7 PDF Text Text STINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,, JANUARY 26,1871, VOL XV. . inMnil 4 ityii® cirfe, with the tftougtil that bo would axa tin of the wretched lib I wm *ur» ha murt tend. and retain to claim hit father*. tor-TOMMd protection Mytrifa. ____ BBSTON CASH STBBB , ’toau^-TaomxfWilwrti'.Etdmnr/ m (SA) the ptoaoipai Ural to flea I pride and mIT-^!_____ a w. tomo—puAngJVlr after braaktert t raagtiahed. My romorw wa> eatremr. . —a —_ n—t_-------------, j wwlH Mrtd. to rUg? my J , noblulxiy—for whom my former adnu-J ration waer-rw redoubled —in my arm. aad ack Hi forgirraeM. But th. mo। tn nt I ha. emitted >f hi. tnnoeeMe I ! knew he would nrrrr return >» id* of i hia own acron!. , ' . eL-i DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & CAPS. GROCERIES^, . ; aw la word*, her torn* Moaned tac of hat-fag tubbed Ur o( bar 44 -Not toag ^^4^2 r’n.dtaagb.1 And Kjfaiythiug Yob ! adrurtimd fur him in the boding of ererr State in the TTrfun. I wrote to rwteuna and ac^uaiatamwa far and near, and Io the police authoritie. °f,**»Crin~ night. 1 left the hernw in di^_ Ch»rley WiSuuna. and yin know tnetUr'a gtfcf and mine n-aa one of the mart kilhMiaoa to UmUta.'partly amaagwd. abowttkno yoan after ame.’* hiaXpartm, by the birth of a daaghtor', aad ttou proaaeded to aik him two awk­ “0, ften we* Uwe a good deal of yoa.|«ba h*» been ton. all we could have ward qmarttaaat I Drop to (kb afternoon or .truing—you , hoped ar vn.hed ; and when, Kene year, ■Pam whrt my KrtUr haatold me. know the way and wd) be well tract/- ! ” later, the widow of a dear friend in dy- I V» eateUd that your aaddm ntan ■Thank you. I’ll do « with plnaauw.'* ie- cmmitteJ her »m. Walter LeigbTha ether, haring mUa tbrir depart- tea, to my rare, I took hhn late my , uro, Tom Redbom took a Mat la tha UMebold a. a aubrtitate fee the aim I rear part of the room, hgi-ted . frrJi Ud kwLand reared him m if be bed been oigur, and tooimd Uck i. H. chak wdfti my own. Btoeondurtjurtifiedmyooa--------- . ftbnee'ia hfau, and tU brOlbal talent, "TUa-paadan aw.for aching yam which he early dtoptoywd wm a enure; of aUtoftrtfen md pride to mr. When 1 ha hnt completed hi. .tudie. and been ! HASTINGS DRUG STORE miimi mA tM ftooilWt M IM John Wolf, roVEB rllt*-. . Kurth KJo Main Rtrvei. —~ , : PHHf'TING"r"tl,'r“‘iTS’°“ rCWTVtt. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. BOWSE & GALLOWAY’S i tor Bright to Stating* BOOKS, nutee ago. -Of Walter ur tab dsya rt fcrtbmwt; of Thome. to metope afcttafahi jar. Umtougw. tafeMfatoTter&ato tehnnteterfcr. brtarva.Sto gate too Ur haa* at Mrtfam. He oouM art deete the tmawtate to pnaa a kfee wpoe to, and whoa ha Md Utnrtaaam rwartwrr'wrtrthr*. totkad U wm aony it had'not been her nnmhM that I would Mek him here. It Kna. Tom Redbwra vae aa fanadeat *. Jaw with the hope of findiag Mln than of raMuing Walter Leighton that Ale. ami 1 Uve made tU-voyigo blthon ywt it may be <tod*. win to reatorw torn, aay non. How il would Toiotoe I my old heart* to flud him an bonmubte I and uwful man • but whatever he might ____ - be, 1 would willingly give tU remnant I*o you rwaide I of thin old life far the pnviiage oftlnow-1 lie ehaago with tto barber, end wtam here aa coon aa you eea-“ -Tom Rfcam Oui Mme ytoT na poar Altov. Ma tonriU «*otkm, amt could aXtffc earthar ward. M-StrtM.Tw.i-i mm. *W-ttan," mid Tnm. ahaking Mart. 'kioa't baa baby. Threw to so (tawto Iwymav. .. w/n talk stoat Wail® dmd hi. tear. ' and want. Tbs aehaation of jikiahg 4 mtteh ____________ _____ muMdiaAalrudaeeUdge Molthrop. haa C J hia wMe. atrt Hwary for E mlm with tto intention <rt Qi maim to o m tha. Btetoa. DimT -Wro JamMByem. Um made a hatpda with him, aod rtmtomefcrtUdaada." •B< Tom, rtvuilamyyMr INaaaaoee! I am in your debt man Job Printing •rttf. HlrlMXMuJI'.- * U. »•*-«. «■ HATS, CAPS, DRY GOODS. :b^*'rJS£jJSAS“?’^2. GROCERIES, DRESS GOODS, CROCKERY BOOTS. SHOES. tiiloh cum press.' JOHN ROBERTS. THE BEST STYLE or pUs si Piix, ui « till tanai Sat W A K T E D ! ■ ALL THE SUTTEE. ABB EGGS IN BAHRY COUNTY, For which tha Higbcat Market Trice will ba Paid. ■ ■ tSnk' u f*'*i '«■-■<. •WNgfaftgKT-3 J*7«TICK*aMt8Al.W^IUU. ggABwrwtm.-.. J caho' SiMWiSSi"g.; ! CLOVER BULLERS, FEED CUTTERS. CORN SHELTERS, B*ri ... — ... —— ■US AID MACK uir. Jo the Ent of . _ . ' . . . Win uilm wn! Gold & Silver Watcher call rather fntarioM. If rou hate any rlaim aguincl him you might aa wall pot thia <-carton to rvomme hx wtf-«an-! ' it into the fin- or at !«ait lay It away for , nmad- Hi. rtro^r will teiUmttepd. I I hawerer; and wUm Mr. OrtdMuiih,, a pood tearrpell-" -It U true. Item. My poor bort II heard that be had tellra into diieqateJ . oounea, ami the fart to»l he ha. not, writtenhome for mure (han a year, and . the .tnngwlr reticent and dmpondent .[w .li /na'' permed Mr. Gold torch, tone of the mrt letter ww rocri.cd. con­ “but it cea de no harm—have you emr firmed the r-tport. Sull 1 rowld rxC. and mot or heard of a man in thu State cannot yet, holier. that Walter ia irre­ uarerd Thom*. Ooldbrrtik t Ho waa, buifartUtotofca W iWii^iHiikihb trievably fallen. Toe da not think he ia in hw thirteenth year wbon he left borne, bokitt. He wm clad in a medy eait beyond recovery T" Th- old man', atal if alite tn mt now U.Uwr thirty -ail. which looked aB Um worm betanee il vowe quivmwd. and ba raiwl hi* vym HO had bleak eywa and hair, and wa., wm originally of fine taxmr. and geatert appealingly tn Turn'* tea.. thought to reeembto me—(toll I um and- cut; to.hat wmttotradMom! “rttock lag Led" OM. aad 4aadUB-i*to-«to •K) no, no, no T* nw^nrided Tian, evi­ ly rtianged from what I waa them." dently nwti by the eight of the old Tun Rodbura bad eipocted tUw man', diatrrea ; **1 don't meaa to aay qurtofon and tried to prepere himMlf that ho ia anything ao bod aa Ort. D» tor’ll. Yrt be hoeltatedaad .tamtMrwi fort «, Walter haa beanie a hard aimak a good deal ia .tumping to am.war it of luck for mom fat ami he* cot dm cvartrely, and at length mid : -Mr. Guldbnxik. I find it unjumtobla oovzwged ; tort he baa good trtnn in hint. to withhold from you the alight grwond wUBUooMgvta alerted on tU right of hope I am able to offer ywu; neither truck again. Walter , a geatleoum. tor. would I rutee e^wetatioa. that may to I apoke to hamily al ftrei-I would not diaamrtntnl; you must not. thieAaa. | Uve hurt your idling, for lU world, allow ywunatf to be ended by what 1 tor; but I did art know you wew hi. tell you. for nothing may come of it- 1 tether Tian, mice and manner t elirte I hate Men your mn." ••Whrtw? tell me where, that I may 1 abowad that hi. aRaprtinea were touebgo to tom itetantiy ! 0 my God! where I **O, thank you for ao much aaoonr- u to f" exclaimed tU old man, ^ring1 amawnL" mid th. old man. teldaw i iartohi. Let. aod eciaiag Tom Otr. burn by the abooidrr. Tom. Uwurar, bid gunite boM of him aad mdaoed him u> bte ehair, aayiag: •5!y dear tor. 1 warned you net to grtoaefted. I didn't any I hww wUrt your aoa waa or erou that 1 had aaea , him—ealy tbai I WfoW 1 had Men him. Be e.im now. Ur. do." . , 'Tartloa ma.” aaid Mr. GuHtowk, I “I could not help it. For yean 1 have I bcboTod my eon to bo doad, and now Umi faiate-t BMuruEO. that ho yet Ute. HBJ AMD kOUXkA, -ill guaruntee him.'* mid T«n Rad- �PRESTON & BROOKS! 8 O’CLOCK^ I aaent was made that Thomas W. Forty I was duly elected to the office of Senator [ in fee Congress of feu United State., $ALES INCREAS I for the term of six yours frau the 4th afMareh next. Although thia is qot th. result desired by a majeeityof tho Tbs mtiaeaa of St Johns erected 1'5,­ 000 worth of brick building. daring ths past year. REMOVEI> HIST1ICS Tte laptM when fee hat waa paatad to receive fee ballota, one of which waa for Senator 6hcley.of Wayne. In eonaideratioo of feat fart ho waa called out for a speech and Block, far the vote received, but be assured 1 did not vote for myrelf." He continued by saying that U required tWO things to ■aka a good speechOno was, that tho speaker be intelligent and in com­ mand of good language ; end tho other, LAMEB STICK TIAI EV£il farmed Pre-bytorian Church has 87 panted by tho German man-of-war Kain. Losses, January 18.—Now. from chmebas, 80 mioiaten ami M77 coiPana np to the 20th hrs boen received. xctmicanto; tha Cumberland Presbyta- A Uttar s«ys that the line of battle oa riaa Chureh has 4fil coogrtgations, 1311 ministers and litentiatre and 48.- ,10.000 Old Mammoth! It. EFAJfr FMJUCSR XXCHMT/C j- iroRXZ* Tho Reformed Church (late Duteb) m America haa 464 churchre, 498 minis­ tere cud 61,444 eommuniennt.; th. Ito kla. r.a:toa .-—The Barry County formed (fate German) Churtfa in tho Bunday IMjhoo! Association, at their last United ptetre haa 1.179 rongregatkma, annual mooting, appointed a aeries of b'dC-midfator. end 217,010 member. Institutes to be hold in different parts of Tho Choral. oC the United Beeferwn tho County during the winter. Tbs Bec(Mtnsfans) tea 8.M8 soriotfe. 1,MY ood of these Institutes was bold at the preaefcr. and 1M.512 membora Baptist Church of Woodland on tho IT th 01 the population of the United SUfM Era million. are put dawn as Tho ezsrtSMe were conducted by Rev. Catholics and thirty-three and a half of Gen. Faidherbe, show that the French - T. D. Marsh, President of tha AasocsarmUtemt Protestant. Tho population cf Army of the North has suffered a terri­ tfou, assisted by Rev. Mr. Rose, of Use. Aho wbdfo continent is stated at 86,996,- ble blow, Inra which il can hardly re-1i tings, and Mr. J. L. Mailt1, of Johns9fl, of Srhich 47.794NW are Cafeulics, corer. The entry of th. retreating arm v , info the city of Cambria was abed scene of discord. The troops were shoeloss, and in rag*, and tho army fragmentary to a greet degree. VxaasniM, January 20.-Groat excite , mentexists throughout tho German lines. Ths sorties yesterday have l>een already I .200111 Proviaiona, AflESTS WAITED FOB Actual Sales yesterday, Two Thousand, Four Hundred and Thirty Dollars. ;rbat cost sale to be continued ■Sissis? REDUCTIOI OF PBICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS NEW UmWWMW! , wna m.nrfnsted by the andionoe, which i represented several commnuitios af the I township. New Advertisements. AGENTS WANTED FOR CARRIAGE FACTORY , .1 ■ FREE LOVE. nations being rwprawcntod. It ia no onimportant result to prove that dsneaunational names and difference. are not impediments to free intercourse sad uni­ ty of effort, in the rttainment of a com­ mon purpose. Sech gatherings cannot Republican daily generally read throqwh-41 out Miseoun, it was able to carry 1 large portion of the party »'fe ft- Un- , dor it. prompts*. "Liberal" Ropabb- Earthon Ware Notions, ITC VATiDfi^ • ,u“8t ,avc ,norc room ,n February for d lib r 1 v 1AKIEb,the largest Stock of Carpets ever shown. Read, HA8TIXGS KARBLE TOBIS ' Read, E' MERRIMACK AND OTHER BEST * PRINTS AT 9 CENTS. THEA-IECTAB what every eno atoo had aeon before, that the victory enured to tho sole bomfit of tho Dsmooratic prffo sod attempt­ ed to whittle back thmr^rhoa it bad Minto the Democratic camp. It waa Read, Eb Read, MONUMENTS, HEAD BTONE8, WIIU* cogently with those “Litteral" Republi­ cans whom it’helped .fact to tho Legis­ lature, and who hare voted ia eauem* . . , / The meeting wu called to order by alerting John-TL Norina President, and F. D. Ackley Secretary. Moved that a committee of five bo ap. pointed by tho Preeideut to draft articles of incorporation for the City of Hast­ ings, and submit them to feo atactore at a masting to be called by the President tody upon hospitals, ambulances and churches, and is killing many innocent women and ehildan. All authority, on war and military uaage require that 1 IB AMEBICiN .1. L. dfc D. REED, W- “• BENNETT A CO. i Winter is coming on, Go there for a Cutter, Go there for a Sleigh, Jackson, January 20,. 1871. 3 v * t~ Go there for repairs, Go there anyway, Go there jiut to ace How cheap he can get you MARBLE! up a Wagon, carriage, cutter Or sleigh. are now selling belou Ths Preaidtmt appointed as such cummitte, Gev. M. Dewey. J. R. Van VoW Geo. C. Worth, Cba. B. Wood, A- J. shall precede tho opening of such an at­ tack upon a city. Th. b.-nuhardmeei, continued the protest, ,is not preliminary to military action, but it i. an act cakrn- Vjrawe, Jan. 19. 1891. latod to devastate fee city and strike> that quarter. • Ed. Burxu .-—At prooent, matters rwAnd tho answer from every Republicanf terror to the citixous by murder and Int quiring legislation sro not much develop in this broad land will will bo ’Thua ed ; but from fee large number of no tin-a gives of bllla to be introducod, 1 think Ihtew will fad 'something to du after awhile. Tho House adjourned from yesterday, after feo moruiug session, till mnnrir-g, and again from tho morning session of to-day till to-morrow mcraing, and au th. UJy stems to run The word thing in ths above, reminds mo of an incident that occurred in our village couatry in 1«TO was 6M,4B3 Mu st UMDIbaof whfab«,8M tun.Hi.te- ( thwMted, were produced tn Louisiana, Texas, and fee mar sugar making PrsMra oi Ur. wisiiijo, TW•Zi.re»ta.u-~vw.st‘tes«.i. tea IKa Jackson and Grand Rapids smut Meeting adjourned Hartings, January 21st, 1871> J. M. NEVINS, hw’t, F. D. Acxlxt, ftec’y. aj/lwork BTtaWDA-RT A STEINHOFF, Ohl Stand of J. L. R^d, foot °f Jeffertan Street north of the railroad, Haeiingt.Mich. (tin. W SdtaWttUgJhnu easy. Flood guilty. AU tho eseee requiring a jury being needed tho stern voice of the Judge to dispoted of, feat hanorablo budy depart­ qwsU. The little l*>y looked on tha scene ed for their homes in good mmoo Tnwof strife with perfect wonder. Soon the father and son left. Getting beyond fee Morning danger, said the boy, “Pa, in feat mon feat aits behind the desk the •bow. of tho thing.” ' We hors have a WARRANTED TO BE Clothing Oysters and Rjeruhnenis. hand at all hours. yl H. A- ButtftlL Jllffl s. MW £ WIN BIM CUTMC AM CLOTB A SPEC1AMTY! Although it is estimated feat vt make aesno tswaty five rtaawaud tama of ma­ fia Mg— annually, (fee estimate for ry County Agricultural Society and all otbor persons interested in the welfare of the swesoty, am requested to usee* at tho County Clark’s office, ow Saturday, To B<y -Bvery Description of Clothing, Cheap! To Buy the Best and Latest Styles! Beet G<mmU’iW the Least Money ; ■■■■■' 11 .i ii �teisa with hi* team to mUL was driving along sad the dog turned out to run by > th* taoa, whan oat <rf the hams, which ’ waa^oMrly shod, turned and kieksd the fc, la 4.V-4 mb. I* « —mg a compound fractux* of tha ahull. . Th* boy was carried tainted lately to th* house and Dr*. B. J.AEF, Brown ■ I CH I GAN CENTRAL R. R. Grant Rivw Valley Division DICKEY Jk BENTLEY, “Grr 'xb Fxxxn, —Those oM omsoImi *d chain, divans, ' ■ffWAfos Dockey. Norixn* Pcxuc.—Ths following parsou in thia county huv* been confirmed Notariaa Ihtblic by th* Lawialatatw. Amoa a Towne, Wm H. Powers, Lawrence Hilbert, Wiaehmter F. Dodge, Thad. T. Daway, J no. M. Narine, Abra­ ham Rymsao, Jr, pBMdOK^QMLK Goodyaar, Wm. H. Jew-U. B-toa MriJ BobertW.BhUs^ IrafitowriL H. Bowers, WFlttC. Hawley, Tnsdtat PhUlipa Haraiio B Wwwt, Chaa K Boner, CLommi-Hmiih. Hoary W. Brib­ ing, Jonathan R. Itoseoll. Wedly A. Clark, Lewie Durkee, Gon. Koagle, John Keogle, Milo T. Wheeler, Isaac B. Bigg*. John L. Wmiame. Isaac A. Hol brook. John ft Van Brunt, Hiram Coteman. John IL VanVrisor, Hixon W. Michigan Central R. R. Ma—fastums of ' Sash, Doers, Blinds. Deer and Window Frames. Corner, Stair and Ornamental Brackets. N ewellPostsJBanislers, stair Railings At, Having lately changed our old machinery far the Lataat InprmmaiU la »« ■' _ ______ vi-._______ ... .. . ... MEMBER# eF THS BARK! CO. BAR lose A.’ Jauca A OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. W« are rapidly sending out bills for amouato doe on subscription to tho end The ad- of this volume—April 26th. ■venoe pay system is bring adopted and wv faoj* tn a.<e all our old friends call crimnn advertisement of th* mammoth dry good* and carpet hooso of W. M. Bcx-.ctt A Co., of Jscksau, which ap. pour* in this Umo of ths Eaksxx, undc» lb* head af new advertisements. Thia Mtobliahmmii ha.- the larpwl etock of tathionablu aad ata^Io dry good* and carjiets to te> found in tho interior of our State, and we perxinally know are toll­ ing them precisely aa they say they will sWai» Chancery Calendar. and aabecribo for th* 'Baxaxa another year on tho new system. Wo will bo 8umu*l D. Hastiags. eaahMbyUopdagtM. plea to <«te tnuro iniprorrarau aad furnish n paper wall worthy at support, all for fl .M per however, suaao complaint* that money is toarev and '•trod.- dull'' Now is the time to adverb*, because tax tim* is Casaex or Pctucstiss Day.—In oc­ about over ami money will be mor* ti” fo suit the cunviuloaco of many freely circulated, ' coaaequontly' the i merchant that is tho mm: widely talked ' things in the pabSbation uf this paper, about through tim nownpajwrs and bills, I w* chang* the day of p.ibtembon to will rtccivo the largest trade. That's ' Tl.an»!i>-. This «ill etiabte tu to gat in all uf AVv laoolay'» uu*a aad issue I- B Cnasiuu, who lives near hero, haa commenced to take aider* lor in­ grafting fruit tree*. Hi* Large and *xTits lad io. of Haatiug* sir requested tooair* prsntic* in tho art will euhla He to meet at tho residence of N. Barlow, him to receive * hoary buainaaa. on Tuesday evening nex^ the 31st of puts in choice graft* of the Leet variety January, for tho purpow of making ari^Pgemmts for an cut-rtainmint for the benefit of the Harting* Brass Band. Hwixdlxbs.—A Mead rille, (Pa^) p»promptly’Ihuraday morning, in tim* to Local ftiipBS |Hliw|. per warns pulduhon to look ont for tho will come off at Union Hail, Friday the adrertiaing agency at Moore, How •vcnlng, Fel>. 3d, for tho benefit of th* ard A Cm, Philadelphia, aa they an bo- ■ brass band. A worthy ux-tj. A mute extended notice will be given next week. I IMJ 71 Susan Hriteri. Nancy 1 Gate, Mary F bun, and Elim (lark, adults, aad Sarah E Sasssai Uorn, aad IsMsaLsAn, [MB] ThfedcewL. PHI.bury,' Dawns Dgvn, Wm. B. Euewusn, 1 N. Hcmax., Mxivm Wnuana, Wm. H. !«, Ja«x H. Hotwn, Jomrva Manix, I’uitur Hotxxs, L P. Cot*. Davie McCwm, ' Joxaa Raaxr, Gaoeax Moaaax, JaMX-i Ia Btasox, A. J. Waun, 8uu>x G. Wresu Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description. BelaB^rown. . £•«) Aultman.MilforACo. Bod John L Flaky. Alvm^vJ Baitey, n. ) j * r» v*«. Court adjourned to-day. New gixxls and now Alh»k~pa a choice bre.nd of eigare r that G amllng tobacco at Allen srite glascware cboapor (but) auction price* and better grinds, ALteti keeps fols of choice oysters on SixtoKXsra holds good yol Mooxxs Btjul Nrw Yoxxxx. —Thank ’ you. Mr. Mcorr, far year favor*. Pag >■ Tta PeopU No MOB* paper* this month. e*. Fcuruar comes in on Wednesday. of all the good things the farmer and ‘ j his family muds, the •'Now Yo«W I J<*» ?- Gaum. Fodore Marchtake* tiic lead and is by far the large«t, ■ 2S days in February this y*or. tho ben, and th^cheapeet journal of it* I _. ,, , kind jmLUriMRL Th< iO day* in February neat year. Rxxovst.—Chas Cote ha, i hi, meat market from IHbbte'a the .building ffi-r-yrljy "Tpis Wairaxa don't gvl much warmer. Oct riling, officer* will ucoa be called “city father*” (may be}. A certain Note given by JL P. Rob­ ert* A Co. to Farah Tilm-y or bearer, dated Nov. 1st, 1W, faTttW. due on* year from dole. .Ml pexaosu are can toned from baring Mud note, as pay­ ment ha, been stopped. Hasting*. Jan. 17th, 1871. A aaaxe Washington'* birthday par­ ty is to camo off at Union Hall tho 22d Jacxaox tx Lyex.—The Michigan of February Central Car Sops which have always Tbs lower story to J. Cote's block ia been in Dotreit, have reoaatly boon lo­ nearly finished. This will mak* a splen­ cated at Jackaon. Tho off pay |S0,003 did store for Matus. Fale* A Hicks. and give tha park to tho oomroay for Thia will add thowmaib 8aura|B A Caansu. run the oid Ex- their work*. to the population at Jackson, and mil­ lions to her material wealth" Hexnu axnTapsoil shouldnrem ber that them tea Rae of fSO for MIEag any deer, wild tarUy. quad, partridge, duck, etc., any time betweoa tho first of sane Bept 3 nnm. of tha South Haven S-rf-ri, ru reeeatly the rvcipimd of a fin. Watoh aad Chain from tlw citisaaa of tho riling* in AUM< ha* gut oil moved in. When the new block U all filfod - with alurw. that redo win [irreen: a cily-Hke appear- time to closing .up ottr hooka. A fifteen ream bwdneert tmpor- itivcly require* this rtep, end wo expoet our ctutlomvrn will HOWABD Si ■Cf < ‘ uSattelte*' byrorn «r Kors. X^rrUokM to U. tor �tatlLIlWUm sg" FORtlGN UTERATURE. New Vi) Dte begiM Janaary, 1171. NOW IX T IB TIMB TO ■VBSCKIlli:. ERIE RAILWAar. i 400 mAce under SfiO tnOea without On. Manage®-mt Chang, of coaches. taoAD »a ccK-i>oenut thavx xocrti NEW fOBl BOSTON, AT-HA.IWY, raraciML wnwwm rea« tn «w • naaaaa, amwtm • IL, RKClOjrhOF^PKBMBVLVAJHA rZSu>*«/i>m&i tete* maatr 3 •a MR* hr ebwe ad AMeaM. ' Wild. waUteal bee bMaw^f Earaoarat Donknitm. ItUrUl l>«Te*<nMBU ... La«rti rsiru Rate*. fkxnra. Al . ll>e »••• bMB rrox^Ulad || ■»^X‘hxgs,cna •d Mr GddbnxA a letter and a pack­ — — to th. pnpen forcing, of-Walter, and' praaimd dafeito Oawa 4f TMana. Goldbrook in a abort time Th. tar» r« were the M.imx n Flat Enquirer and Xrpta, fat winch were mmfcad paragraph! con-! reying roorv cMMirminir tin a of! Walter Leighton than they had dared to h°^Ifha h a gambUr.- aai.1 Alice. •• ba WUtaMuadit aoctel and pa gi.c Jud: IO .1 INO AJtV IX BTAMkflL'lU...........^_.._ eluding alwnya an InteraaOng tale? IVMIMJSTRATHIX'hALF- ■JilM NEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AND ALMANAC. 1 TO SB IXiVJSD JdNUEBYlST.Vm SOBACK’S Bititre m the market, patten intriaaie merit. Moat Bitten, eo । called, are mrrrl;.' wiihiwcthy duf, told at a bererage. Dr. llobcwl't Dilirr* an not a Leverage tn any rente of the ecord, lul contain the mart rxpcnnre drupe known tc trima for the. radical cure of • /ntlipnrton and Dyepeptia, and ■ for all mice where a tonic and 234853534853485323010123 A purvbaacr wm won found for Tom Rzxiburn e nubhehaert, end ho pro­ needed nt oanr to «|«M Ms bnsir.aee He bad boon very fortunate, and hadinrcatad large nun. of mram is San Francis­ co proper!) and fa hydraulic miaee Tho rath in his >arim» "bank." a: cioaiag amounted to near one hundred tboonued dollars. Aroirding tn all fm- j T’rtcey, I One Dolliur. 4/i peraonr ndmartbing and papistJoe thi'&K tr Tver ossea vkb j* ». year f®3> trift recrier a oqpp <bl* ale ITU ITO U SIT. STOMACH SIDNIYK.IRSK.Jr.4Ca, 37 Pork Bea, Kew Tm Peterson's Magazine. Prospectus for H7I. ernitcheapo asp best.uei ' GET! BITTERS .enAne tbmleil Seeeduh pAywam. .from I •SfocAAo/re, .Srr- 'rinTrifry liriTtntrvJuoal tie Acini' dinarfan Blood Purser; iina i which time lAountnrfi hire hern' eared, by iU nae, of SarfUn me! other Unal diemeet. Jt runliunt, I Ari.'rlre the Iodide of I'ol.uta an,/1 Sio-uu of Stiflixpia, drug* import- , dngle trial will coeran-r tie waW •Lrptical of ia wowfa/U value. BLOOD PURIFIER t~T Of-fW* NAMILTONl ‘ w ’ ' MKDICATRO COUGH CANDY [ DOTfS WSHWfi-lACB1S8, " ' ■ 11 One trial tnra n’.iWy rdablubee them ae facorhr with alt who ute them. The reatont why Dr. llobaek' ■ HM Pdlt thoul.l be kept in en rry family are: Becauee they eoi Universal Clothes Wnage..*K.,“ ^^But you pmntiaU, Mr Bedb*n,’ mid Mr. QUdbnx*. '-taterraWhig tte biUusg and cooing of ffie restated tortladovmt “to bring my ■»—Thoma*, -n-faaqi. Sn^Lhs?LSssj=iss •~ - “Fathw,” raid Tom pingos OM knew and beading his bum! mbtow 1 bare canwd yuesU ata juttr mb. 81019 ThS Best PipCT, ;SSJ!4£2S^itFT. WORTS 8QBAL NKW-YBRKKR, . ruxanuzz* • ,■ ■ PILLS mi ohut irssygx-tftK“j:a?s te»(lt> la u«ate0 aualH. ihNa <»> we ■itealte .SHID ■wrarfcsss-j ri U. «uu te J—p* BMg. . *»- V0**-1,r’fc’ ss: t wssramis"*" nico-Anitami. Fremont Engine Works 51SJE±St3tfS fSSKWJSttt HWJ IffO TEIWS. INDUCEMENTS, IfC 'SWKftJrwcStf tartsys^......... '* JLffentm! ReadTlila! ! ttys will pay KumuuMir errs BUSINESS COLLjBtt I\>r Sale by l>rtiggl*te and *Jheeiler* In 1‘alJnt Metllelaea creru-whert. Dr. ATKIN, BB257J � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-02-02.pdf e5a00314aa69f3ff497be47d8a62a7f7 PDF Text Text Trf. RjirJ«LIC»J< HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MKHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1871. IL XV. HO. 40. Wwiil Wi BWpes Clfij. SECOND ANNUAL «0har- ntod Addtoon; “a hhtoBtrfx. Ataaw.". Xfafakha mW A—. J know ’hrMfarix. far altar that v. elway. caltod him “Little tfaris faa BatfAar." .Ml through 4» aprfag we kant him fa that old chamber a pri.MM It wm a grant place fo> mice, aad toftt* gnat naoaear tahto way ; ao ha'naa- xf. , ; i i | < . ■a4 aAar the fart few daya nobody wont 1 Mtf Ma, at arar taonldad thi—hit I SS; Udkb,"l-i. ’.fcU. A SALLOWAY'S 94 I , DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS. HATS, CAPS. Latk«itKaOfawMri>0w”aaid Wil “Dot It will take till mid.ightf exUaiwied Im, Unking wutfaUr at the “Lot it take tHI midnight, then." ropSod Win. “Bet, took boro, Turn, you'd Uttar go ever mkddolU cfcaroe; you ( GROCERIES, CROCKERY BOOTS, SHOES. IT THE IIISTIIK M STORE I Ab any where in the Emus State1. nr [rii ai frits, at w fill limit SaiuMa W A X T K D I _____ AND ALL THE BUTTER ANU EGGS IN BARRY COUNTY, ATtafafa^. paper nafafafa£ to .reader.that -the breath tfwfatar tiBi the eta." No other paper has-'the *4 l • awMrfjal FINDINGS OF EVERT Dt 8CBIPTION. For which the Highest Market Price will be Paid. SAWING MACHINES, CLOVER HUIAERS, FEED CUTLERS. CORN SHELTERS, TWIOi CTL1I0ER PIESS! E. P. BURRALL ' UlSMetLSlKS- *”'a wm. rpjorix. ■a a.mveraawa ^Atm aHo owe. AGENTS POP THF. W orld Mower exMtaotnble poatton, to « tfarae Uat aumlwrol young women ma oome* c-*•. "T— would arewuntthcmeclriw peeabarly farItrmato. In a hotel “bop,’' oaa will mo I half the gtrta with partaan of theta own I aax. Tta> iadfaa at a traveling party.in Europe am, a. a rule, fa an civil ahataa i___ ____ I.>’ - ■ ■ - - ■ and Reaper, IJY THE BEST STYLE aftmwarda, and afi the traveling aha dene baa bam between the wall ata Iback kitchen door. ' - ' - *• ;-JNumber Hfah I married ouA_ta 1be W tar kart fara h.i tab* tor i•elf a aeoetul tom. Um place o I < I . Gurnpa’ and Taylor Sulk«y Rakes, Grain DrUfa, Wheel Cultiva­ tors, BALL, DODGK. and CURTISS' PLOWS. Drag*. Cultivators—in fact, everything -- ---------------- fa tbalfaa-W--------------- — time to art wholly at theta dfapoeal, being the principal one. Wit went only fa the reanrto far tauam»r recreation that young wrn an •carve, the fact weald not be noteworthy particularly. They ought to have eomethfag to do, an' enough to do to keep thro. from ipeudfaga great deal ef &M 11684 Plow to a Threshing Machine. d or mad; bat ws certainly felt r»~ i. »«—»«<>—*— ■ FdMNaaeaMy THE LATEST’ MIMHIMU Hardware Store. Over 500 DETROIT STOVES Hold by M tntha laat W naontbai! <‘j'f Have juat received a Urge and varied ha^rtnicnt of f’ttrlor HtovCS, • m«w than han ever b—'brought to Ufa G«M & Silver Watches. fS( faa lidrt bothan him. ID :e another peSeaad knock him dowa. [ pat the torch up within a few f«t of a. and waU gave bfa> a vhach an hi. •1 round bead that brought him • *Abo«l fafa Um,L’ an the almaaace 1 : swattsatois:' �CLOSE Of TBfflUTffiUA! day, U th. erection, hi tha oily «f Greed Rapid*, of a buildmg to b. <mpri byr th.PodoMo. mid th? IHstriet Court for' tbe Wcatern Di»trid of tho State, and coMPoutorr ehjcatiojt, Thia question i» now being agitated France Succumbs I to an extent that bring, it prominently before tho people fur diecu.rion, and it win, beyond quaMfan, be presented to the Lcgfalaturo now in rernton for doflaite.amtoa. la an artiste printed in another column wa exprwm our oenriofaareof ita uitay «ad importtaoe. and >• htowiih from Mm Coldwater 1 fry brihn our nadm an able article baa officially informed to. that tha oapfi » in frvut of immediate action to wear. tulation of all tha Psi. forte, and n armfatioe of tkroo woeb, by land and •M,wasaigMd at about 8 o'clock la^ X**«Miaaa Mate QmwU*diwrrifi^ fatenata will «r.ti»ce to evening at Vanrilfa. by Count Biornarck A, Bybfaea Bate < tfpd foopeW Jwdiefal M Mat roe that ftu children committed to their charge rtcrire ouch an amount of oal- and JuIre Favre, and tbe atay W Pari, ” rt fiSST wwaAfalwm. TheGwMralQoreruta.ut tcre a. will fit them properly to dia-‘ wfll rearefa prioomrra of war ia tha city, dlhro ta rf 'tbwBtaBU^Mtay, j harteg enated thte Judfafal Dfatrirt owe but it fa not known whrthor they ore to atiiS tflftaTSd'fa & “**—**-* ta propla rf ta bedirenaed or not No 4afa& hare tyof Lm-i^ren-nmroday, nbroa Dtarirt to prtrtid. al oac. .nimble eo lhink.lt animpcrtaat faotthaXtM armutice extend. aw tho m and that it •hotlld be made' known a. widely aa the moat important tnurt committed to1 tbe MKceawn-of Mr. Parry, will be to’ aecure at an rerly day an appropriationi . . tfou of tha tiring generation. The writer rey.: A petition ia befog circulated here for a law to compel the attendance of chO•dron ai a .perilled age .! rokool a giren amount of fan. fa each year, and the principle fa meeting with much more SALES INCREASING! £££ Go there tor your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fine stock Jnt Orxxxn! Oytiers and Rjereshmenlt. hand at nil hour.yt H. A. BU8ELL Luxwoi, Jan. 27.—An official dhpaidtl' from V.reaiare, Friday menring, am; "JnlM Favre returned ycelinday it 1 Paria Ha will come to Taraadlaa ag4a HASTINSS MARBLE WORKS! toxlay, aroompeatod by a notary oArer fnr tho pupoao of aettling the tern, of capitulation. There ha. bmu *o driBJ on either ride rinco midnight ThuredajLoanox, January ZT.—Fane, waa again In conference with Biamarck at TABLE .TOPS, MANTLES, 8HKLVW, ETC tiripated. ItapuUioan* and Democrat tho rich *aipoor, th. learned and un­ learned, men with children and men who han none, in tert, all riaa»ee eocm to be deriroiu. almost enthusiMtic for tfKlMan.vtilU demand-1 at the nah a law, and tlawe who bold the peti­ fatodatf ths taan who shall la Um kk- tion Mteoaiaa that, at least 80 par cent of the Irgd voter, who road it toaror of Mx.Yrrry. Who' that tui tndoroo k. •SKftXlW Actual Sales yesterday, Two Thousand, F f f , x. Hundred and Thirty Dollars. AMERICAN MARBLE! taut juat at this time, when Rural* i. .bowing ita teeth and uttering omiuou. cmnmon achool «j.tem thtoofthe274,- tho oompact The mobifae are to be ' iretao. But in our judgment he should 774 children of toboU<ei. thi. State, K tolroted frvor ana of the interior 105,167, mere than one-fourth of tho .cut home and tho German army to enter. Faria. The Emperor will return imnmcoantiea, aad white our people would number, did nut attend rohoul.ia tho year 1S69, Even in tho old Mtttod ,। diateiy to Berlin. exine in thi. country out produce. Firit be pleated to re, a man good and true. county of Branch, with ita 130 rohoo! Vxauttu^ January 27.—The capitaU a poo i by B. P. Sbillabor; then fuL bouMo, 13,30 (more than ona-rigth) of tetion of Fan. ba. been riguod. The ]ow» “A leap in thoDark," “.Air CaatiM,” die children were about from the achocla i ‘TAughing Eyre," “Tbe Reporter1. laut in 1861*. And the County Superintend­ ' term, are tho .urreodcr of tho gatruun p I Item,” “Th. Haunted WliMry,” ’Th. ent fa hi. report »ay»: “fa ia a tai to , and the aummonfag of the NaBonlt bo lamented, that to ma*y of tha obilj I Story of a Valentine,*' ‘Tattle Strix the j ctoacry'Of'fidK John V NariM, wu drwn of the county aro not in kH.wI I Screrehcr,” “Fritx," “Fire Day. on th* I doribt not that tiwy will jiat aa reroed- during any portfon of the year; and FmHUomu" ,-fa.tlte Whtog Bax," I oven a large portion of thcae who do , I» reto oortsrily give to the favorite «m । ‘‘My Phantom.'* ‘"Ono Month from ■ Loxbob, January 29—4.-W r. a—Tho ■ - A0?* attend, are in Um roboola but a .email, of Kant, <■(' thi Hok Hampton Eick, of portion of the rear. The tooid^fa, that following dispatch Emperor William ha. I BMU- thrir w no one could go to .Minnie'. Ifiarr,” 'The Ruby Mine," I “Queen Editii nod her Puniriimcnt." i t their rolfaf. The taxlie. uf Mra. Merrill . “Ere and More," “Our Young People'. Trtoa, their aupport ; and that whether a largo portion of our youth, go cut Motto Ecuprea Angusta: from achool. with re mregrua kaorU ft t. x, BtWUT.—Lart “d ehildren mere dug out of the Story-Teller—Gpea..,op, Tba Son of a I Mr, Navia* Mr- Footer, Mr. Rich, or edgo of fatten and figure* n» to dfaqual‘- ■ Vtaramre, . _ ruin, at 9 o dock thfa morning. The Politician," ‘(PtoliHaaMiHl lb. Young / fy them for intelligent citiaetuhip. Th. huaband and father i. a cutumerual 1‘reperado," “Jaek Ptrei." • “Owiooa ' evil i. vary ready recn, but tbo remedy tra rider. and it fa luppoeed that be ie at Mattas," ‘Tho Haurekrepcr,’’ “Facta i* not re .pjarvut, uateaa wo rreort to a and Fanriaa,'* “Mr. Brown .and hi. law oompnllfag children to attend Rocker."—Humotou. lUuatrauona Tba rohooh" number for February i» the beat one tha^ And, now that wo bare fare rebooto, hoiyct appeared, ft i. juat th. thing why not rerart to ouch a law f “Many fur families and tbe r>uali.bon club* . propio cannot furtu.h book, and cloth-, fag .uimbfa for tboir chadron" it fa Oommieasner, and to ateci four date* urged. Such core, are really but few. (ata. to the State Convention, to ba hold Then let tbo deoerving poor be- supplied at Uaafag. on fa. 28d tai., 7 delegate* from tho-achool fund. It will be much to the OoagTeaaioBal Connmtta. to be u tha ftret dwfco bf a majority of uur cheaper ctothfag and educating thoin at bold at Grand Rapid. on th. Sid into. paopia, we fral rery certain that tha bou.o naw tlian it will hcreaft.-r m tho nominattoe bf Hoe. Wdd.r D. Footer, Reform School, the Houm> of Conrettou, ortho State Prirea; for it nooda but a of Kato, would he baiJad with <xra«t Gonrr'a Libr*. itoox.—A iplcndid connected hinuelf with my cungroguUon. and I do not think: a man could bo found, I number of God.y u preronted to tho waopte hare aright to do aa they pteroa" of all who ever tenanted our priaoa, who ' I patron* uf thi* excellent monthly hr Thia ia true in a rery limited aeaae; could ut up a column uf tyi>c-' X. leave ' February. Tho embelliahmrata are provided, always, that on. oarer plaaMe by the Gcnnatu, ba: no occupation of the reader to make hi. own comments, numcrou* and of a .ujwrior kind, confid­ to do wrong. And when a oomarmitT By th. drotroa of Hom Thoma. W. only remarking that thi. cannot be acci­ ing of:-“Th. Fight Interrupte-1, * a the city by them, end tha Prines Imperi ­ pay. ite money to .uriain a free achool, dental, nor can tbe explanation be that Fapy to tha tea* of th. Umted Bcmm, al to bo the fntar* Emperor, with the their employment knope them ignorant •wot [data ; C-ki i irj.con­ svx.nuit Billixiti awaaary wffl arid m th. 4th Coftpre- , Empreata. Regent. A large fore. will of their prevailing vice, and ir.i mortal: tiea, taining rerO be hnntediately"dfapatehed in puwrit of nor JFt tllal printer, are removed Port," ^M^^BLAkrihg: “WinriMAl Dirtrict, from and after th. 4th of ■ Jackson. January 20, 1871. ™ from tin. lan.ro maaro. whose corruntion Mareh, next anting, and it in under- । VxMiltUta, January 25.—Tho term, of paare offered by Biamarak to tb&J QRfAl’j OQST SALE 1'0 BK CONTINUED EVERYTHING AT COST t I ml ■ nil *r «.*»-, rvfa*4«<l A4Of* IlKofctJK TI B IT'D, CARRIAGE FACTORY rmust have mon? room in February I* rgest Stock of Carpets ever shown. MERRIMACK AND OTHER BEST R end. liO. . PRINTS at 9 CENTS. Read, Rend, Read, W. M. BENNETT & 33 KL French natioa are re follow, t ' FIret The cerefon of tho province of । pay hi. rrouoyto .upport faatrobooU AImco and that part of the provin>;.%of Twenty-eight per cent, of tho children Jenev gentleman, who renntoyn. a Gcxilie of iM>lBle do not attend aobML Cona. n domortic .errant, find, that the paganiam of tho Chinaman fa.Mi drfeted ww«Ssriaac.’--*Xi fault Tho other morning th. family, cheated out of BMrly ute-third of the including the Coolie, were gathered »» bearer of tho BapuNtoaa party, haa Thb fa an excellent .bowiag hr tho to bo derived from the ritting room for prayer*. Whin the beenealladtoaaetoto Grand Bapid. <m Grand Rapid. Port Office It will bo their rotaxd taxr*. No one will deny Fourth. If any on. of tho octooiee exerriace were ovmr, it waa arooc^rinod now bril by France cannot raire the I: that th. Cooli. ^ad been worahipnipg an fraSdtMt TMeebtoim will.be n money for indemnity, it mart be guaran­ 1 old-fariiwaod brea. andiron in th* fire­ tor! by tho iminlcipuEties. If thi. place n.ntov* it far an Mol and had offered it twodted ut* and A be­ guirantoe fa tefured, the property of gan hi. religion. Mrvicv. out of a prayer rich individuate will be hold paaaaaatoa book in .evenly four relume, end A »cpplerncul. Ho mind, four houai L .d,y aril ato long in being conform.<1 to that *r9L . ■ - : ' . It need, ooly a gtane. al Frewria to mo roma of tha tergtotu of eompulaory •ducaitom Iti. not the ‘-nredlo gun" aluDo, nor an exorileul military iyd«n, that hto placed bar where diaia,butd M OcreriNmal torodMi ./Ito preyh that ba. made h«r tbe leading power in EuMfato^sy. Even ju oilierwi*.; uxrig- extra to perron, getting up chib 814.00. ' oo CO. REED, , H 'inter is coming on, Go there for a Cutter, Go there for a Sleigh, Go therefor a Sled, Go therefor repairs, 'Go there anyway, Go therejust to see How cheap he can get you up a Wagon, carriage, cutter or sleigh. We are now selling belou Jackson and Grand Rapids Tux Nrunt-A Monthly Magamno tor Young Rooden. Injww in it. fifth yrer, and preainta in tha ' picture, and letterprem of ita lari twelve nanlui, a proof of tba fulfillment of the protniro. of ita U.t pro»i«etu*, and an carnet of what it will do tho queuing )Mr. In ita ill itatrutir.na it dmam to be ‘unequalwi ALlf WORK WARRANTED TO BE. AH REPRESENTED. Remember the place-at the -Stand °f ■L' Hoed, foot of Jefferson Street north of the railroad. Hastings, Mich.. J. L. dt D. REED. areaarod. for diould bo without "Th A'mrrf.” a. it is the beat of all aid. in teaching to read ; inupiring a teat, for Idler, and art, and filling th. young memory with crereat.farea. uf .irecli. Term., |l,50 A-rear. PubliaUd by y^riOOO.WO: Tnt Boas Jovu.l, publuhed at Dotavit. by C. J. Whitaey ft Cfa,fa . mw candidate for public furor, and one in which tho ritfaan.of Michigan ahould take .petal faterert. Mn Whitney ha. Icnmr, Tannery 29—W ». X-—A diapatoh haabawa reerired to thri Britiab ing already reached a rIo of Foreign Offirw roufireSeg hr fait th. copies with a larger demand.1 prrriou. report! of tha oqriuuauon of publiahere auure tu. than over Pori* to which it add. that oua ffiviriou Scientific and yet eminently ptaft ortnopaodfa* baridM the Nattoul (treat, of Iteri important ctam. for muMatboHWMhaad a. a cultivated jma which, unfiwtnnately, it hi erto been left almoet entirely quaok, tbe -th. remaetL a. th. foltowmg ■ Tb.dMUMttoaanh.aaMa. 1 of both rexre and of no »«oT of nubility. Lore. ’ * ‘ ■RXcW rake. Wo aim to make it a mper that I ahall bo looked forward to reeh^memth with eager latarret and expectancy. „ Th.N« Ywk Otarer YM* Book ,«l Atoj, S*», S Raw York, ia a reland firmnam, and ytoao daUeatriy, that Mone, Jr., ft thamfa: total retared itetatj »»• d WkjT*rtj»rtion. ud oemridwdiw—m. ,rf «... --------- * .hte rriuo.. Ifa variou. (teparte-roctoT ’ •iarticai riril and cmamemal, .grind - 'W5BDKME1.3E: To Buy Every Description of Clothing, Cheap ��MJWCAI ^syssrs=5 i.t.sErw; FOREIGN UTKHATURE ■ tare aad My ate aaate (• prfM) wtori U ateae ?tS, te; A ItSLri. late, naraa* >1^ handr.<l »4 airlr a«rea. aiartlte by Jobo T. !rs.si7.Sr7.:.-r!?»iJuS!is: Naw Volnaac bogies January, 3871. | or n tm tire TO nraacaing. <rfMMteae. to ton. A Xxtote. oCMeat. Crate. o*S7 toe^ronful of tantric acid, made bto an StetaMri b-moluniibu:..! atitfag the ingrwdtenta in white wnrm, win pre­ vent the tuiir from turning grrv by ap; Plying nt night ’[ Kok headache, hysteria, nanus—as. and coaeupetioa. may bo eured by re­ mo food al rtguler intermla. plenty of out rix aoedn, which after U-ing roasted, •nixed whh watte, moulded into a «Ute■trice! farm and dried, are grated into a powder reedy tor uae. Two apooofula tn a tumhter of water will atimnteto the ' OIL REOIONBOF FEWJH1LYAKIA sss.5twsarfcs.v,« _Tzafea.-tts,.,. BKK‘l®^4!£!S!f Buffalo to New kork, 433 miles Dunkirk to New York, 4«0 ruitew. Cleveland to New York, G2h mil-. aarinatl to N. T-, MO foil**­ , amd Uraoa Hr"22 tel 27 wyr* nil uaarsa lorn l*n*W*t -rvwrOertMter. Uteyw :?SKTf .2S?5i, -... into eoctenu to 8t th. box, the shelf I_________________________ _____ ___ which anporta it being .deed with the; matter being thus rwnunod, the tubaazna. Or a B*y|y colored t^'' < *mna* nf it.. ooMm, i. fi.— ■— bo nada with naxrow atrip* of fiaiahad off with a wooden mei top and bottom, a set natter wuE-tS ' mu*1 ba anutenteJ or stained tn raetab. Tb. — amnfiit of wmdew g»rd«ntag is — That seemod, tin rtet k mut. A south window, with a shade which cm ba reined or lowerod al ptoa-v- I ua.ii beet. The box prvnded and the shelf —t. I XttbJ - ‘K,<tom kyw‘,f| It is well to have th* larger plants in ' pota, both for eonveniemoe of remora! and to obviate the need of tar drainage, which ia a troabloaoma thing in a parlor. IM the pota an top of the charro*!, ar ranging according to faaev. but keeping the Reiter ptant. in the middle. fcr <* • RilvoHear^J tnmte. will be pretty, and two or three German “A “ arouad »bo F* Wil light friable mJ, cnefifth —A •nd smooth the top or«r eo aa to not* *• N«r, tato the feferati— yna| may tuck smaller plants—mignonette, lobelia, sweet alywani, crocus and ion- BAYSfTTE SUSPENDER. ■I Tf rr hofMKD1CATED . iarultor i COUGH cm I COUGH1 n.r >r..'d jjjS.'Jt'.XSj Kira ll.r..(t> n t'M.’ ,J“' Or e1*1 k! « *F OeeTMIar awl a Qaarur. , Ullala FU-. CI.MO0B. III. Fanaaattol, KMttSSXSrtrS r iwimu. , * "r ***** A Valuable Book. NEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AND ALMANAC. TO B£ISSCKD JAAUAJtyisr, in ROBACKS marld, poaarM iidrintia mrril. Mod BiUm, ao ririi'nl, art trurtiy tcithurtuLy duf, •old at a bnrragr. Dr. llolxick'i BiUm art not a btrrrayt in any araaa of lit ttonl. but contain the TKIX Tte coir geuala* Mrflwi* for tto braalle. I ' WlHranOMCha C*ol&M4.*nnmL UwW j asjBSE Iom M.h* to anh the window and twinkle acroo* the upper pane*. Last of all. turetjha mftee with mriia froah from the wood*, amid whose mote will be tangled all aorta of sweet wild thing*, partridge berry, tiny ferns, cranberry vine, and a im RRATIITORRH. k««, J u» STOMACH SIDMETt IBSKJr.&CO, ^isms?jrss.mwjrs:; • BITTRIS one; w hyacinth w# beDs, a tall spiked In or Jerusalem cherry al; and the auddea —»— whole, bT virtue tf the Dew addition, will startle you into frei phaaure, Kke the lovely aurpriaa of the vpriag. The water need for the ptant* shod.! ba tempered rijghfiy when the weather is very cold It »a good ]dan to keep • wot apong" hiddma aostawhsse abort the box. All furnace-wanned Locmm are dry, and the move water avapented into the air the better. EvapcAxrn of ugiaaed day tor the rwgietera ar. of great aeeiattinoe They are made to hold a gaOan, and will dvnporata that quanti- .1870 1371.________ 1371. PROSPECTUS mtn ih r^*eSteji-..n,rrx^Tj=r BLOOD TV LEADINGtSrCUIUEX^. I I'r. Blood l‘Ult arc it^iSttKnaera P0UFII1 .ss^jsL.te:ssjx setuS^txwtsa i*strtfitsx?ss HfSftsZft»TS£ final triumph of Republican prindnlm in the abolition of alavary ; the suocaw frt restoration of the lata revolted Htatca to lha Vnicn; and the oxtanalon of Im Peterstfn's Magazine. Dorrs wnsG-iACHMS, L tuteu SiSZ Htatea.1*w ,r,,Tr c*“"n •x “*• Of the meaeam which err now rn wring Rhe attention ef IhoogrtfLil mew. who demand. J— and wfoa govern­ ™ Tmibuxw wUl be found in tbo future aa In the peri, an enmcwl ad. vneate. Throe are the redact Ion of the tarttr to a iriatui ataadatd. In—inch aa any Uws which tend to deprive men 1 of a portton of th. fruits of their tabor, for the benefit of others, aft an Infrinre- , ment.f ;wrvou*l liberty, and akin to fthbtey I a thotoueb reform in lb. civil I ss:-^ i Prospectus for 1871. tarrilE CHEAPEST AND BEST.UB Universal Clothes Wringer REMINOTONH BLOOD ryfisiwsrir, ■Ara. eu* Iwlj tear 4eUte«M MSiSSJSrc! aalA «*J MMaAMft k* Uka .sadrriLwr, Jggaig^WFZl!Ba,?lK ■WABHINOTON AT THE BATTLE OK TBtNTON." fadured for a •imilar piuyoor. , , Om trial tnea< ri«Wy ntaUMrt tkm at firarilet •riiJiall tcAo aac Mem. ' | nr rmama anU Dr. IMaeEt BUodJVUaJ^dd V kfpi in ev try familiar,: Btcautt tk,y c.m *«^*J*«* « aQ cotu vhrrr a s^saeSua^ssrs PILLS t-**-r’-“* * - j,r*Y*1 ~*?**'i^*,*-*“**!^ FRKIS-A FAIR OFFER. - RY AND SCIENTIFIC MATTER In­ Fremont Engine Vo ka *• *- ----- “f-'tr- • Tke pearl—.oftbo removal Kaeto* Wwia. wte era Me aftarg. ftpart—— ta&rie km ri »i*w ^.Tfcltprr white, w snuU fea—de ■ TO THE FARMER. f *.tTUl TTJu*1 “ “"’Ulning th* talent liri—aatiM ratailwc to the 0S^2^^2,E AGl3;! FTEEL FOURTEEN M’LENDID m tnama »ow»: artaout^ and aftr SV-'S&'-K! fajotthe garden, and the Uwcowdtttaa.eftbscTMatn all put*at the world; a— • oareKlIy ES^dfWgst of THE MABEE7% FOR PRODUCE of all aorta of the East, laUe to the geawral I—r— IttaUtede- It ta prood to maintain the rarttion batm or Buscupnov ZwSSfir&ssixS trit 2i*fo ftoatad teSTXl ThrotejSjrMiteraWMy aate^to t—ytee—3 fcufnetekhMveil � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-02-09.pdf f1dba7645ae0203b68183abee3ae3478 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY!), <87{. VOL. XV. HO. 41 tvw ci* SECOND ANNUAL COST SALE I If abdl. made tea waJTbyaoanaoa foaehre midil— .fi 11 fa areeWbul BOSTON CASH STORE Commencing Feb- PRINTING 1871. Stoves! bbebveb BOOK 2 IASAC. <Udtrun*,un DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS. HATS, CAI’S, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY TRIMMINGS, IT TBE IfflM HSR M I l»W. Ur.ACQ, .As anywhere in the State, toils nr nA mi Price, aii it till nnut SataMa a milHonairo, and it shall ba th. nuptial eord between myeclf and your charming "Sul uill, I do not nan.” “You don't! Haw daUofyoa! It k at oatj an A. B. C. Here am I. old Ja-per Hamilton, aa hearty a buck a. rtr kkeodjagiri. with property amounL faahioa; th. prey da droent maty! tag up to ten thouaanla, who want. to How could you hare nmh thought T and marry you.-' daughter. What’a to bin- all the Um. poor httte ran hm bare crying my eye. fate a hidnooa ehap. Job Printing WANTED! _______ ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY COUNTY, “My dser Mk. Fairer f “Hewcan you! ereo Walter calk me For which the Higbret Market I*rioe wiU bn Paid. jrative Thai wa. only tn try yon. I eoariaed, my lore." "Wbatf a link humbog. AT I Ek. You lay the girl will not marry ma ua>u th. more for that And yon truly Ire. yon gire Walter a chance Bret By my plan you giro Walter a chaaco aad “Devotedly," alio aaewwred with fordon't injure mv eljanre either, far Hl lay a hundred h.11 be a* [oorayrahom date aa be » to-day. It kali won»• nao about yoor young lorera getting itch in a tew mowtha. aa three king nov­ ote make out thev do. So follow my plan, okl fellow, and you .hall hare aa rich, hearty and tough on old wa-in-law •toad whieh betrfad to HA. It weak aa your heart could wiah. Ooodby, Ud yoed hk itruagth though, and he gar CLOVER HULLERS.FEED CUTTERS, CORN SHELTERS, QOXH1ST1MU THE VERY BEST TZTST THE MARKET, E. P. BURRALL & CO, TMUHI CnilDER PRESS! AGENTS FOR THE World Mower and Reaper, J^CSBICATISO OIL, Gum pa’ and Taylor Pulkey Rakes, Grain Drills, Wheel Cultiva­ tors, BALL, DODGE, and CURTISS’ PLOWS, Drags, Cultivators—in fact, everything In the line of my library at th. .nd of fire mmutae." The fire minute, preeenbed bad olanred, and Walter Coram atood in Mr. Fui.r’e elegant library, with ita walk lined with ebelrat of ooetly and handeome booka. Ila owner wa. crated in a relret armed chair, and there waa an expreuon on bn fare that Walter WR Lodad him no good“So. air, jrou want to marry dare T' ptivr ISRIftLTliRM NMIIIMII! dOlfSTANTZr c•JV HAST). Uatlnn.NeT., A UTtt ~ gigrted delightedly, ^.ntr tbowaad doll. Chef. a triflic. I’D write ; Thera, darling, tebe thall «te So. hew haff? yna a noh old fallow fare, yam* PttorJamr! Both. weeks teari « Over BOO DETROIT STOVES Mold an in the Boat Itt montha • Ham jote reotewd * large aad varied nrrtenat of P»rl<n* more than Earn evwr brought to thia Offuty Stovaa, THE GROVER A BAKER SEWING MACHINE. . tUgirt to experiment in th. fateoretaef mfoao.. Th. Nret kirn or twu the par­ , Ma. watah U-Nam.to^itNMrer.’but eoo beecuae to tatoreetod fa th. towk ' amlMtoMi'.fater If it waate to. Tryitynurerif. 1 Wmu re tax ata Lccx —A man �। ’ W.aA auttmSd to S7 Ant Dr. White than are vary many plaaaant Joins H. Palmer, the tfaperiateadeat of thing* said aad writtan about life fa a ( School*, ia and far Barry Couaty, will prairie country. To on* whose early that tins Berry aad Eaton were almost aa nnbrehes. wife era sm ; teuvvlling over th. rood leading from BoBora* to Vermootvilta. aad fcwa A* feat named OHOICB GHOCTKRllft! A fin* stock Jcar Onn-> 1 ?OME A.B(X> SEE TlIEjg Oyotof* hnd Iftly gabafart to Cfcwatfeox.Mr. IXreond, of thangeviHe, Ifr. F. B. Mxucfc, of Barry, Mr Mtel. of Johastowm Mr. Prtadte aad Mr. OfaK bi Tb—iBih. W. J. Btuart land H. D Hobbs, of Hartings, and [I^wtoDafk^LfC'hMleton. From this ft0*'aetestioa can be It allied as not to be diaUnguirisabl.. Juto* Favre ha* rwugn*d th* Ministry But Mr. Blair, not aoutont with pour­ of th* Interior, but remain* Minister of ing out th* vials oi hi* wroth upon Mr. Foreign Affaire. Chandler, Mr Ferre and Mr. Strick' A comptot* rupture haa taken place 1.,^ __ to LI. _ ___ A. - w__ t__________ .__ a ft__ gethar. burning them at night, with [denty of giri* Io help ; aad white th* girl* would waleh the sparks, th* boys would invariably watch the girla. I tell you there’s nothing like it, ncejit it might be, the corn huakings and apple peering* that wore sure to follow a few years later. I d>n*t know of any Wiutmu, January 20, 1871. people who so thoroughly enj jy life, a* I taw with astonishment in the De­ those pioonsrs' of the forert and the girls and boys connected with th* inati- troit Tritans, of the 11A irritant, a communication from . the lion. Austin tnlfoo; rfev everybody's neighbor wa* just as good a* anybody else ! I tell you those were happy days, if there He well knew that I wa* not at I at all during th* tfenatorial canvas* o 1BW. but at Washington attending t< my duties H* had no reason to sup crippled eoergriie school offlrwrsbyrestristtetis that could be thrown ' travel* th* world ovsr, looking fur a countfy where wealth will some to him them at ony meeting posomung a bare without labor. Cbnteatinrat, will make majority of men who looked at th*, uj manhappier, than all the gold there school only through th* modiwn of th* i* jtut a few mile. Vut of hare. But tax luts, and kept employed aa teachers [betorihuu. hankers, brokers, book­ there are those, whose kite of advonarista of men and women, who, though1 keeper., etc., wo fully holier* a thor­ aa good perhaps as could b* foaud fa ough practical busiuas* education, tion lead them from home; and when k BepubKcan Coonty ConruatMin will adjourning States, wsro teaahan only fa which will occupy toe* than half the asked—“where are you Ruing ? ' will an­ time to ooqaire, will b* of vastly more swer, nine hundred and ninety-nine ba h*H at the coart hou**fa th* village at Hastings, at 12 *, on Saturday, Fab. We were led to consider thia subject 1MU, to Marinate eaafchtaa far Comity by * recent virit to tb* Grand Itepids cc-jnliea too great a scope *f territory ‘■BeaaoM College aad Telegraphic la Into tb* charg* of one man, and coaae- rtitute." Hwendborg ft Robbins, Propri­ queutly too many Khoola. From fifty etor*, a Collegiate Inuit utr where all to seventy-five district* oughl to, and some portion* of Wiscotau, bat Ne­ do aflurd labor enough to employ all braska beat* them all, everything cua< •idnrvd. There is not a more produc­ ueatore of the State, and a maa thor­ tive eoil between th* two ocean*, than etitatod aa to makart th* thing of party oughly oenvorsant with all kind* uf there ia adjoining and lying on either caucuses and apart of th* political, active ' bnrisesa a* well practically a* rid* of the great Union Pacific Rail­ rather thar. th* edacatiuoal machi-cty theorrtioaUy. and whose eifort* to im­ road. This road traverae* thn beautiful utterance, 1 sliould refrain from taking of the State Nor ia there ।wwer enough part the most thorough culture to every Platt* raftey, fur more than throe bun- ' any nutice of them : luit after thw cool blooded return to the chargo I deem it in hand* of tlie County Superintend­ stndent under his charge i* worthy of my duty in self-defense to repel it and To this Inrti- have about 100.0W acre* of thi* chaio* to coatribute something in illustration 1870, haring ben pubUabed fa the ent to abate many evil* in school ujnn special cuinmendalion land for sale, at pric** earring from of th* true character uf (Pair Basin, we deem it our duty n* a pub­ Mr. Fiaii** letter, to which Bkir s wa* S2.50 to filO per acre, thi* land ia sold lic jours rii st to place before our reader* dated Februarv j22d. at Beading it a* on* every way worthy of on long credit There is also choice • tl>* reply of Senator Howard. Our Flint Blair received it at Waahington, As most liberal patroaag* Our space Government lands adjoining and mmr undoubtedly by the J,th or 27tA? This view* of the honor aad manhood of the forbid* aay extended noticaof its ad- thi* road, just aa good that caa be Istter uf Mr. Hah’* related to a/couversecured by prvct.ptiou sud takam a* totiun ho had had with Mi. tifrwUaud the next day after tlie SenatnriAtwucus imeas of elaborate penmanship that houieataads by artual artttera. far' givtag faMrutfeou to teacher* are atom the nulla thereof, the extensive Thaa gives to all tboa* with stout g Myji •MpCfaro.lter was nosninated •omtoBtoaf any sack fetter, a* with b, tiro pabiic bare aobariMM. That Gov. Blair's first tetter wmi of this character, >o man will pretend to deny. That it waa obtained by theft ia, we auppoM, an admitted fact. Andoa far ag ftaiMfc heart* and willing hands a chanre to ►cure ploasaat homes in a few year*, with a good . tarkat for all th* preduct, of th* soil right at their door; aad for gvufag and stock raising, there ie no ffao.- country anywhere My prediction is, that Nebraska and th* plain* brtwren here aad th* Bocky mountains, wifi furnish th* principal part of tlu-bred consumed in th* United State* from thi* -tune on ; so long as people euetfau* to enjoy a roast! If grandly improving in obedience to the -----M variier. mr. Fiji did not make a reccrd of it until he wrote to Mr Blair, about 5V days after­ ward, and was, therefore, liable to err fa hl. rvcoUectism. In thi* letter Stricklead ia mad* to say that Ferry '* friead. sold out to Chandler “for a eondderetioa to be )«id at th* next election of a United State* Senator." Mr ftrwkland i* known to have been at Washing­ ton at the time Fish's letter was re­ reived by Blair, and at the time Blrir^ letti-r in n-jdy wa* written. Blair <Mild have easily inquired of Btrickland a* to the tnith ftf Fwh1. statecnsat* i e >pre.| would **y: T*s! that* so. Bal it* just as true, aa though Home* said it; but fearing I may weary you 1 will ctoee-bk. Cable into, "in th* aaykisd, and think, in fair cooler moDeato, they will aa much regret th* writing of thee* letter* a* their friend* HA8TH&8 IAEBLI 1 ORB! AIONt’-MENTS, ____ continuatiou of th* Michigan Central What w* have said HBAD8T0XES, of the good qualtiesof th* Central mar TABLE TOPS. b* said of th* Great W.stern ; indeed it MANTLES. could hardly be aay other than a good SHELVES, ETC, ___________ _ any character feel deeply th. want of diatriet or townaMp. lytusg men with a thorough bnejctM That (he State Buporiatandtmi. who, eduratlcm, nefarks and book kropfea. rocrivM annually from *v«wy diatrict ia ’ Nor do we doubt lluA the ability aad theS4ato,a'rep<rtbf th* standing of the.I wHIeieaey at our young ass to meet all afcM) ttetorin, ftto better able to judge I tb* demands of th* day ia ahuort aay aa fa tha want* at th* schools of fJx* Uadch of human industry, would b* Blate, than any other man with a firid largely increased by such a course of And th* young man who caa be •*• I tartnsetem aa ia funbhad by a first elaas te*f to drive hl* stakes on forty or eighty ne broad, te to argue that th* vrbofe syaaunarvial coBagc, awl that to nin*- acre* of the chose* timbered land, right t*en *f public- *wptoviaicm is a miatakn, ttb* fif Grew it would be of wort real in Barry or Eaton counties, dear it U(>, aad that it should alt go by th* board. hiatNut lfc knowledge acquired m make a home, and tuak* that huni* Th* movement is vary generally a port I beat Academic halls fa the country beautiful by ttukiaf to it, will be a hap­ pier man when he get* ready to shuffle being held in svWy county now an- apparatus for teaching, telegraphing, dsr the operation of the law, arttolaa re­ and the inaqy Other special advanta­ lating to *ducaik»nal allair* are often ge* wbkh ihti Collegial- lastiteie pos■essre o*«r roost others in th* rontry. good temhtre are TOroureged, and poor auai Si tollil oat aa fast a* th* cireamsfaaeee w® permit, Utter achoo)-bou*«i We call the attention of th* teacher* are being erected, mopa, chart*, and varioei kiad* of *chool appariiu* are find­ *»4 ali person* mierastod in th* odnea ing filter way into the primary sekotea, ttoaal sfesrs of our State, to th* Mtehihero diateptoes i. btew referred, and gan Teacher, puth.hed at Nile*, Mieh M a whote, *wr edrofcoa! mterret* are by lUnry A. Ford, Who is also the *di- on hand at all hours. 2Sjl M- A BL SELL Knavery, rto tsonast man woum-o* =?j&£“iS£ ■* Hi bw <* «MU I time the Great Western was opened for ■ public business, and ha* bora oonnectod । with th* road *v*r sioco, with th* excep­ ' tian of a short time spent in Detroit (Frank F. Snow, the General Passenger Agent, Joseph Price. Treasurer, and Hua. James F. Joy, Managing Director, are gentlemen of large experience ; and body out of bed'’ until I hadfobe ap poasnd T If he had learned tha ratder.'ul fact before be received Mr. Fmhs totl.w he could hardly have said ia.anthat he had “refuMd to bdiere U" unless he suppuasd to* to be* weak and credulous 'pareoa, who** opinions AMERICAN * acme won for IhTOreat WaeteriT an rnreabfa reputation. New^adgteftiy itoproved can are now run *a all through trains, and the old OST* are being tepunri with all th* taodtou im­ provement* added,, and made to look us "good ■* new." The track i* smooth are! even, the trains are run with regn laritv, and with a few exceptions, the emptoyeee are faithful aad gentlemanly, all combining to reader thia th* farot- MARBLE and Betail. the iMtefesion, and no cm* esm fall to ' Both law and Kcaem hold a nun reejvm- admire the neat and busy Tillage* and thnviag cities thickly strewn along the Un*—evidences of unusual activity, and contentpint io in the extreme to art prosperity and great wrath ar* everyI up the prssete asters of the slander aa a ington." I can only say that what be defense. Ou fiii* principle, a person affirms about my "gvttiag bold" of this iMght/feqfrfaby probacy dTObs this lugerreU, Woodstock. Faria Hsmtiltou. and St. Cathorinsa are beaufiful< towns, imputed “Imrgain"—about my blowing but perhaps not more beautiful than up Porter, etc, ia a gratuitous false­ maay otben. And thso, too. fafa is hood, invented by Blair, thn invention* th* only direct route* by way of th* of hi* ambition*, but weak aad auspsGreat fcspoaaoa Bridge aad Niagara And Superintendants of Buildings clou* brain, without cw wngfe fart or Offlro 44 Mill St-. (on the Canab.) Falls, object* of interest equalled by no ARCHITECTS S^r^Uing. ! * But be goes farther in hi* libetou* oiMstle of the Jteth of February. He I faltefieri yo far a* bus letter of February charges ms with being th* "right bower 28, IMO. relates to mr. It wa* wanton of all the corrupt rings in Washington," agd amre 11 ik eft a*m ntyrelf; for in hi* and by hi* communication of the 11 th tetter from Mr. 1^ah, tn whieh i t was a inst republishes aad reaswrt* thia foul reply, not one weed was to be found re- i ’ Taa Caruaxx's Hora—The Febnislander, after having twice retrectsd it ffocting upon rue in any respvct All that ary number of this juvenile treaaure What warrant, nay, what incitement or Mr. Fish said about me wa* in there ha* been received. It ie fall of intereetproiucation had he, or ha* be for utter­ word*. -I ssid IO Mr btncklaad. ‘hew j ing this gross charge against roe f II* will our frir ad Howard regard this clen- ■ does not rest it rumor or the say- tian (of Mr. (.handler) f Won t h* fro) j rusnv hour* valuable pastime. If you so pf third tmosu, agriart whieh no a little nervoa* about hi* prospect* 7' ' would have your children grow up in member of Congress or other Upsjative “ u*i«»tood that tfi* way they should go, **ml 11.25 to body, no court Of ofimrwuMi; fe^b.n- HowArl •tends no chance for a re elI T. S. Arthur, Philadalpbm, and provide ary ia secure; feat h« QfrSlfijurt taka* them with thia valnahl* r~ n uP°n h“u*tf • i» • a fact Pure Wines and Liquors! phrase—-right bower"- th* exact prac­ tical mramngof which I roufam. with some pride, I do not fully understand. It u, 1 am told by the initiated, the brat which Blair uses it. I can only reply that thia cbarn i* totally, unquafifiedly, ftlas'; that (he au­ thor of it ■ a deliberate slanderer; that b* forfeit* all claim to the character of a tnrtb-talfar. aad is uaworthy of the as­ sociation and respect of gentiemsn. He speak* of me "while in my tan­ trums" over this bargain of 1MB, a* having "boltod against ffew- omnibus bilL" Whose omnibus bill ? H* prob­ ably rsfen to th* railsood b*B (Renat* bill 809, third mumou. Fortieth Michigan Exchange — . J H.....**e*rw that he himself bad catered into a treaty ’,th“T *,*”7 ‘»o year* sgo to defeat Mr Chandler by, of roar**, an eventual ronsoluiatirm of th* opposition to him upon th* om or the other, a* be or Mr. berry should have the moot rote* fa o« BWi'm ■ofcmte4.it fcrk day fa our .hfatoxy, when w* titf fa Ah - pobly begun. gfowiag terms ths ft** I BniwMhaarWiiht ^£25“” A Peru WtorofWeft T’S.lllW -■ n I'—-. �T|« I\«rii»uc5i< LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SODffiW HULW Tux grrat coot snlu at the Burtoa Cosh Store still contiunea. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. ’ Brand River Valley Division Loc\l flews. IHxxarw A Gominss are making graad Xa&mal Bank Building ail of which roar thrir heals as mocumonts of bride aad mortar, that mark to tho stronger enterprise, and a lavah of cap­ Raxovsu- Mr. Alvin Bailey has reita) in the right direct an axuoa ■ our । । moved his Harmses Shop down stairs in business men in His*, qgf. Wo cate no tho rooms formerly occupied by J. C. ill reflsotiuii again it ths wo4eu blocks, Woodruff Thia makes a splendid loca­ for in thorn ojniaiu men of enterprise tion for businoea. end thrift, men who stand ready fur lin­ GoonxxAa A Bsatcw still have heaps of clothing left, slso furs in evllcaa variety. Dry Goods and GtOMriaa in abundance call and examine goods and Ground was broken for this block last July, by Messrs. Eowne, Robinson of thia roUtn*—April 2fhh. The ad- onl Bailey. Tire cjatrect for the build­ var.ee jay system is being adopted and ing of the atoreo placed in tho hands oi Mawrs. Horns und Woudword, and tho wo hope to are all our old friends call work lies boon nt shod forward from tho .'Sscwaw end subscribe for tho Bxxxxa auoihor firel, so that now tbo whole Ikck is romi year on the new system. We will bo plated and all occupied, oxoepi Mr. nnabkd by adopting this plan to make Bailey's store whieh will not remain I JJt*w*Jte»*rtMeW. boeisiwnm- more unprovementa and furnish a paper 1-mg alone, for Messrs. Barber and 1 well worthy of support, all far 11.50 per Bailey wSl soon- r-imoro their stock of dry goods etc to the sa n«. The first year (in mivaneo ) store next to tho Phreclx Block is oocuI w> ■*•1 »•JpiU by licil hlgiro flctice;. I cu» at tho County dark's office, on Thursday, the IGth test, al 2 o'clock, I r. n, Cw the purjioee of electing four I delegates to the County Convention on Michigan Central R. R OLD, RELIABLE ROD DIRECT ROUTE. The Republicans of Castleton will Gallery of JLF. Minkler over Bailey’s bold a meeting at th* office uf II. H. ; Harness kb*p opjodte tho Hastings ’ Wood, Esq., in Nashville, st 2 r. a., , house. Photograptu, Gems and all kinds Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1871, to nominate of pictures taken in gvoi stylo. four delegate* to tho County Conven­ tion to be held in Hartings, Saturday Ho wants more. Rutland Republican Caucus. BUMS. A.) iots! Peninsular Railway. »■ »n(.r SI -..I*,- —>T.. , <'^X EZ8-. 3ESSE QREAT ■ 1-S.Mia* ‘EBsu.2r: uHaaresH Detroit & Milwaukee R R R. Mcmb Em clothing and sloths. in abundance and also dry goods, all nrionly to sink is their tun and give place eti„ which ho offere at figure, to corres­ ti others. Since mu dose and wart pond with the time*. Mudge is still pregT’to, no farm of government can alive and wile awake. be immutable, aa nations i tee in the Reseau. A Nsvurs are sibling along in seal, el serial aad politfaal Uvuarotheir own quiet way and have trade ment, revolutions, ritbsr peaceful or enough to keep them from worrying about dull times ; their motto —“ quick who has loosed tho whole sot of rooms salre and small profltv," al the Phrecix in tbo building of Mr. Bowuo. Here we found George I'roiton, assisted by George Brooks, dealing out gruewtie* from tbo wall filled barrels and shelrm. Ho baa made large * additions to hi* stock to Evrrevpon 1 with his new quaiIcrs. Occupying tho west liulf of the that ‘‘boot-and-ahoo-man," .the fell/' the papen talk to mush about Jarnos ia doing a thriving buaintse and bo is not afraid to kt ths people know it Up-stairs we find hia manufacturing de­ partment in full blast, and his shoe­ makers turning out bouts and shoe* for special orders, ia th i best stylo. J. C.1 warrants all his work, and. usee first quality of stock io its instruction. Tho i front rooms up stairs, are to be occupied I D. Marsh, will meet at hie reriden Frblay evening, this week, on Guv St., for tho parposo of giving him /Du. J50. Roman is still Postmaster in this Village, all rumors and reports to tho nmtrory notwithstanding. We have not hoard of any hea(fe being clipped. Wixslti F. Drcxxzscs is agent for tho monthly literary publication. Each sub­ scriber grta tlie stool engraving entitled “From Hbure to Shore.” Hastings ,/Tn i Nacx T:a Socut-—Tho neck Uo ing under the original names and con­ trolling the original cfassr. of people, social camo off last Friday night, aa an­ because no revolution has been violent nounced. Just ns wo expected and just enough to sunder completely Die ties ns we luul hoped everybody were there, that preserved tho nationality of each. end everybody seemed to enjoy the In tit* mighty swell that is now rocking affair hugely. The long, tho tsB, the Europe, Italy has caught tho amending fat the loan, tbo grave, tbo gay were all •weep, white England, (as a monarchy) has paserd tho summit and gradually eager for tbo liraw, that they drmosd it tho day before from the hands of the fair damwl. whb, so much desired so and se'r company. Still, that did not Linder Tho Reputilieans of tbo township of tbo affair from passing off very pleosRutland, will meet al the house.of B. ’ <u thsir Milliarry and Dro.smoking antly, and it was every ways success. । F. Chidester, on Wednesday, the 15th rooms. Tliree rooms ere large and well' day of February at 2 o'clock r. ■. foe t1Amtilatod and will make splendid qnar- ' The net procreds of tbo evening far contains not one stone from the old fab­ tho jrarpooc of selecting four delegate I| tore for a miDrn<-ry and dressmaking- the Band were 1131,05, and the fundi ric, and ehow foundation shall be liber­ thui raised wiU be appropriated toward to the County Convention, to held at i ty and justice cemented with the eternal Hastings, on Saturday the iNIh in st | troth, of a pure and endefited religion. K tho ladies who labored aa hard to B. F. Cniunrrnt, Chairman. '’ etc., to be occupied by a special company 1 In the past the history of Franc* has inaugurate this festival aad to a gener­ , composed of twelve mi'mbero. Bofcru 1 been a steikiog and humiliating dsmenous public, tho Baud extend their hearty we descend we may aa well call alien- ' stretion of tbo extreme frailty and inthanks, and hope era long to meet ties । tion to tho stair-way leading to three conaiateney of man. It has presented rooms. It is broad aud of just the j arisen* on some similar occasion, aad many profound aad valuable lessons to right pilch for comfort in going tip and ' I tlie consideration of every other govarodown. In tbo'basomont ! moat ou tho face uf th* earth, end in thia reepect at least, ha* shs fulfilled her Sylvester Taylor, Asst. Assessor, of In­ mission. But I have written more than Michael Las d-m» a very nice job of 1 intended, and will stop lest I weary ternal Revenue, was in town thi* week, graining in this room. We will next1 Vary truly, Uicxoxt. and inform* us of acne important you. ]«<* to Judge Robinson's building, the Fxncrer, 2d 1871. • change* ia th* business ia this wetion. Heretofore Barry county has boon a Hero wc fiud Alloa and bis boy* | R. pcruto district, like monv other coun­ stumbling over crockery, lamp*, looking I lie* in tho State, but owing to th* rogiasee*, wall paper and groceries. A Auction of the revenue*, it is now atnow stock had jut arrived end they tached to a now district commjioeixl of University life han been somewhat brok­ were arrangtagrit in fine display ready the counties of Barry, loom and Moat­ en in upon during , th* last few days. ' Izisu Tills.—The engine “Muske­ to sell to thesr numerous customerv. Up 1 calm, with Mr. T. as Asst Asesaeor, And now that something has occurred gon" wen: east this m-irning with over stairs is a store room for crockery, etc.,; who*c office is located at Ionia. There worthy of note, I male haste to perform 25 care attached, mostly loaded with hImi a sleeping room for clexkZ The will bo a largo reduction of deputy col- the agreement ma<le lomi time since. front room is n very nice ami convenient, | lectors, and tho expense! of the depart­ It waa announced test Tuesday morn­ room suitable for fo.tivala, or a society ment will be lessened to correspond with ing thus joint committee from the r 1'rasoxxt.—Mr. A. J. Bowne, 1’roslroom, and ia nuw known as “Washing- i । the receipt* from that source. Mr. Tay­ !<*giriaturo would rial the different dodent of the Hastings National Bank— ton HoU.” Tho basement is rapidly । lor will soon haro arrangements made, [ and lady, are sojourning in Florida for being filled with furniture, of which wo j jMtrtment* of tho University on Wednes­ day, for tbo purpoM of fully aacertainI health an 1 pleasure a abort tiina. uig tho wanU cf the fniveraity institu1 Dm.—Nell Parker loot a fine gold tira. At eleven o'dook.* Wednesday I pin last week. The finder will confer a morning, the students assembled at the favor and be rewarded by leering it nt Law Ijecture Boom for the purpose of ! his lipry office near the railroad. hearing the Hoo. Committee ‘-.pout,” Ajfrinrre.—On the night of the neck- We did But pass in, but from what we aud taxing a squint at tho member of tic surial a jet sleeve button was lu*U saw of the arrangement of things we The finder will please karo the i*>me at concluded that it compared favorably with the other stores, and would also the Star Lodge will take pfaee on that make a rpkndtd place for the business evening, after which there will bo tab­ of Messra. Berber & Bailey. The stores leaux, music supjier and dancing. are all finished up nearly alike. AU Everybixly are invited. The bill for light and airj, and furnished with the tbe '.evasion will be only 11,50. Tickets very best banging ehandrliere for lamps. < Himsci Horst.—Mr Wm. Benja­ nuy be fonnd^c the drug store of min is getting nieely settled st the Har­ I Me*«* Ackfey A Sleds, and J. P. Robtings House. We hope bo may enjoy foot deep, and although but two stories arts 4 C x Committee of arrengumente .­ Mo in Hasting*, and meet with prosperi- high its architrotaro is so antiug^d, A. P. Drake, T. Phillips, E. B. Throop, that it hai a very imp wing apprerancj T. Altoft, H. fa Stewart. Wo can but say in couclusior-, Alt Had, to the Waahingtou Block! Honor to the msn who built it, end aoeta** to tho By Order of Rep. Twp. Cum । keeps a choice brand of Lxwxxr A Basair fully up with the times in the Oothfag business. Clothing and cloths a speciality with them. Call at tho Empire Clothing Hall for aemathing nioo. W. Harder patooted a “Back Pad tainod tbe joint omumittoe, member of Proas," it should have reed Euwix W. tbo "Third House," aad student*, with a Hsauw. We ere glad to notice thia in­ synopeie of hia travels in Europa, whithPrnraant to adjournment the oxami­ vention and earnestly solicit the eitsnnation of H»rrv Hmri*, diarged with tion of harness makers throughout the burning the Tilb-teoa mill, in the Town­ ship cf Hope, in this county, took place al the Court House, la tlris village be­ Watson, it ia mid, xiK add largely to fore George U Warth. Oircuit Court the worid-witte reputation be already Cotntaisslemw, eammohred on Thursday enjoys. The Professor dwelt long and morning al P a. u. and terminated on Saturday evening at jnat after 9 o'clock Dx*a Bexan.—Our little village ia al by tiie dacharge of the respondent The disc was an important one and present enjoying unbroken quiet. No­ Ottraetod much attention. It waa ably body gets drunk any more. Nobody plays billiards any more. Nobody cuodwtadofTtfippartof the Psopli fay John R. VnpYtilfcar, the Proaocuting Ax- blankets tho hitching bare and leaves torney, the do^oco Mpg conducted by hia horses to fiaoro, white U, for the I. A »'E A Holbrook aad C. G. Hol- duseuth time "takes sothin' to drink.** Utne to closing up our booka. A fifteen yean bustneaa imper­ atively requires thia step, and we expeet our customen will at once examine their account*. and settle the same by Cask or Nora. 549999^ THE OTTEAFEST GOODS ITST TOWN. BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR -EE?-* Tb Consumptives. Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every description! Our “»vhlnory is XXX SB W and New Advertisements. Skim ui Uatai Dudm, sagss&SEB”* BOOTS AND SHOES brook’,,wkh their aecuatonual ssoi and ' weU-jmuwM Ability. A greAt untoUr tlio liberty polo under tho alcoholic doof witamaoa wna examined, we think lurion that it i* a “doar &vn.” Every­ trouble ia gutting tho pipe ready to drive' Tomq LhlrykaaH. Aid tho written teati- body walks soberly and In his right tho agv in the school system. I A bunt nine foot will havoTo be driven : before they eon reach the rock, as the, Ugafcsp. Sb ffaaflba Commissfcresr ' clayey nabstaure runs ia so far that pento »=y that tlfaf j rufeodiag* from first to etrutiv headway is impassible. last, .WOW. rauiavtod in a dignified aad I manly umnatr, ntfiKting credit abba on tbe C»urt,- ♦he effteeni and Attorneys, aad in atnixiffc-contrast with sbmo exadunatMdhaa-w^fiayo' witnessed du- Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from this community,. we shall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cad. and Prompt Paying Customers. Statistics mind. How so? Well ID tell you. show that here in our ova boasted Some of our must respeetablo ritirens, Bteteof Michigan, only fifty jsec eantof filing that liquor drinking aad the' tho children ore attending school. In liquor traffic were disgracing our town, Premia, every ohud ia obliged to attond mudo complaint to tho Supenrirer, and he. v«y qnietly gave notice to the J. C. WOODBOTF. CARRIAGE FACTORY �lyWTF RAILWAY, ,: 1,400 milraumW miles without 'I ______ nf eimah.s. Popular Book!, MT U I'.-r. | o<M»f<Ji'i:KD-rf t»r | THEA-NECTAR is » r.ii ELACK TEA aainarin rauran new rnnx sxe nxw, ncun, sxn in« ' OIL K Et; io M1 O£PKN h "* VI. V A MIA rets nattwar Kxwtra r*o« Boehee’er to Now York. 8K’> miles. Buffalo to New York. 423 miles, Dunkirk tn New York, 4W miles. Cfovriaml to Now York 0-J5 tailcs, Cincinnati to N. Y-, SW* miltt, SID t> F—M QT22 to. Z7 mud t»«Mn‘ aecia SVgUPHlA -The Ohirrt mul Bert of t.'n BoltcUm." ECLECTIC MAGAZINE or___ FOREIGN LITERATURE. Njw Volume begins January, 1871. —dombra that lecuaCrino earth—eto o—rawMtiMa.-, ho statue, — tho contrany, nro found , arwyrian ropieto with living germs To •dean any kind of elotha, mb tho whieh, when hidden away from th. m part, , wall with naptha or gsuoline till ®——A Muro. retain ,EraraohradMWi i tbon reality or power of germination Rings that bar. stoweiuthem should fcrnnfaUoA—to length <rf tiara. Thera .always ba taken off tho finger when tho bring gnome of tho diluvial feporits b. Iband, era washed, or else they bervtna W JMwn been burrid during dm.] ' saavswi ..32?22t££. GETli KW*I»Sstta’itKTSU! .rtssr r NORWAY OATH, AND CLOVgB. 8—pie p.Ug.* -to da. «■ M14 ■OTSM.urt IMwaUaf Smv* oiuorv, vui to Ml m raius oeouraer oraussto aBapffiriefflEis'tts porad, the fcr* of tbs pre-glacial epoch waa reproduced. In rapport al thia theory, bo brings forward tho argument tbuu-fe-a jlwa-luO BAY STATE SUSPENDER ia m^k Stu44 ■»' ~7» """-i h.' aodJSng nrt apofi; Vhilo wot, covering them with fine chalk amped to powder, and weM rubbed in • ’ * KJtTXS * HMTHI, » *k»u'.n. >i,u. •nssAtsafffiiSiTCh:: To render shorn water-proof warm a M.o> Deaignalun of Injunction Master. Sui. .f MMnsas: Tb. Hrwlt ftsrt for °rEi.t i l *1* ‘Liirif u» amu c. COUGH GAND!! fhoiag to rat hay, aad prarnntaag a ■ickly appoamnre. Hehadraimproeefon that their food lacked the oonrbtuoDta for making bone, but hia neigh • bon need bone meal with o— wiring aay good rrau’.ta whatever. I ait spring bo pat about four busheb td Ira^oS rahra in hie bem-yenl. and threw tut to them about a ahoeelful i*-.h day They all ate ra if with evident radial. After turning them out to peetura, ba FU .■ ■> u»4 «od Tit IX .Ziir NEW YORK OBSERVER JBHEBEBA YEAR n.r... la»U ■iHoriii l. —■» SwHSrTtsrrtt •— fc. > BOOK AND ALMANAC. TO BE ISSUED JAKUAR T 1ST, 1871 Scientiflc American u,.»;r^Mk.a<.a^ \»«™ w inmfJlaaLo urrSf^rtft ■ar b» .I.k.iry ** uifaly th. M —f—— U<wh« wU» Ik. tk« UUrwAn< Tie Mafic Cal Price, One Dollar. 40 peroont rutnrribing ardpapirpfor 1 IA« KE IF TORE UBSER VRB foe oat yeta’lfa) trilt rrrrirr aeeeppaf thlere.hr- BRATUITOUILT. Eampteit? tii^rrrr tri In* Jr.'.--' 1871. SDMBILIOBSLJr.ua, ____________ 1871. M7 aPor* Mow. Xtr M. PROSPECTUS WM Ml NATURE’S ' jflEGLKrr MeCURDY. Chimgo, HL tSXSXVSl. II, LEADING SEBUBUCEX N**>- DOTFSIASIWIACHINK, HS PLATFORM Tkm< mm.aoo TRiniMKin eutrrini; u un tbeTwruty-rourOi yeerof inex­ istence. be. the tight, .etho elite'o.nn U ibe KKPUHL1CA.-S PARTY UK THE NOUTUWKST. to cougnuulale Ite many thousands of twuien on the' Anal Uioinpbof Bstpublk- a petoclpleIn Cbeabolilioaaf auieiy : tbeauc-ese* ful rratoratlon of the Ute irvolteu finite to Ibe Vnl m; and the ex .ee«fan ot Ira £uffrj«’ lo •v,fJr di ®en of tbs 1 AGENTS WANTial^ dWrSff-.Jsryti r“.f. Hair Restorative Universal Clothes Wringer ^un. O.J3S4 sr-iixs-i an OF PRICES t,y» »boto««thrastr. irahe—r ra M REDUCTION TO OoXTVEM TO KEDCfTIOX or DUTIES. S;i*iX57±ftaie3!,.rKi; ■== terzasr*--35*^^ GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS Shr lb liar Wrttlij JJuu. will eat up efoau, .nd than !fek M. UffiHfclli A boquet wtte iadfr anunyed po>- Carbolic Tablet Peterson's Magazine. STbyTa^h^mS^ «ZJo* rmpMlu. for Prepared ij Dr. WELLS, 1171. IwniECtltAl'KST ASP IU-ST _» B..C. BROWNING, fia. Apt! Erasedul.Tir.fc, ■ S. C,rtlM<t il . XraYork. Dr. AIKIN, To Consumptives. Woe Mo. U Canai St- Grand Rapids. caption; AGENTS WANTED FOE FREE LOVE, teUc b; the graeral Internal. Itiefbo axgsjjsrsaTS. ns vAtariis PJ^OFnDEFWwX0* TRY WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, .Michigan _Exchange. AID Fremont Engine Wo ks � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-02-16.pdf 499572d18e82ba4667038d71c320d516 PDF Text Text seib VOL XV. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. IICHIGAN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16.1871. SECOND ANNUAL COST SALE growth may ba profitably rtudiad at th* «ty of Jseksou, fa th- State. W. bar. m> material fatsemt than, but our |annti. GOODS BBST8K CASI ST81E Establishment. point two hundred and forty rods east, and four rods south of th* geographical center of th* county." Th* transcript of rocotd* fa the Register of Desd* ufftes show, that, at that time about fifty deed* of roal estate within the comity Commencing Feb* 1, 1871, Stove#! has become a railroad eeater. The Haron, Kxlamaxoo, Grand. Thornapjita, R*irin,8LJo^uf Michigan St. Jomph of Maumee, rirom indictee the •even drroettona fa each of white Jackeon can now be npproached by rail A road is also in prooeae of coMtrvotton northeastward, through the valleys of th* Portage. Upper Huron and Clinton rirera, and one i. projmfad *ouihro*V ward tn th* valley, at the Grand Hirer abd Bean Crook, known mhUL of th» Onto hr.* rk. Ttm. * 1 « ।■Wat. The wealthy mea of Jsckaou did <not, forth* most part com* 6om maait1farturfag ngitaM. nadfaa tateairo! 1 mect of th* county was between the yean 1834 and 1837. The State Pris­ Our informant give. this account of on was located hare soon after th* ad- th* DrjCJJood* trade. About twenty­ miaafon of the State, but the village fir® year* ago Mr. 8. W. Whitwell, made begtanfaga. They bare tat beau grew but slowly. Th* name "Jackson- opened a store which b. rolled the“mam- looking far tattfalMhaafat jfe* with afaltohetyeoaU starta hta«M»»ith DRY GOODS, iHATS, CAI'S, DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY Job Printing Ensile nr rrti nt Pita, al « fill nmil SatufKtls* TRIMMINGS, AND FINDINGS OF EVERY DE­ ____________ SCRIPTION. GREBI.E. CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS. CORN 8HELLER8, TAILOR CYLIIDER World Mower tian* to th* .lock of th. "Jacksonburg h and Palmyra railroad company,'’ which with State help w«« built in a cheap way for thirteen wul** from Palmyra to Tecunuah, before it was forfeited to the PRESS eon" by which name it in likely to ooutinue to be known, and in 1857 it ob­ tained a city charter. La I860 th* vill­ age contained about 2 »00 inhabitant*; ' in 1854 about 3300 ; fa 1860 the riir _CU> wuu Wiuiut ca.cn u>n mu*l nut 4790 ; in 1881 5544 ; fa 1870 11.448. mind gutting wuL Jsckaou fa 76 mile* weal from Detroit, What fa the greatest want of the sg* t I 73 north-west from Toledo, 100 south Want offriad*. roum in hi* .tore for unsalable goods, and would sell al, or below eoel all article* not immediately salable ala profit; and he knew how to adfatisK as waaevwtatteod by the column* of moat alty lackfag fee *ate targs 'tetaHfahof the h^wspeper. within fifty mifatabf muaia, and they aro feta .fa-amber Jacksou. Tie became wealthy and was than would be pra&tahfawfai. the town seem* to be riagulariy dataittal trfJtoro smtal*r factor, white, with the gteteth of a city frequency Uoome .fatetaass •WBR*! । The Internal roreaas lironac tax, when oollrcted, was atata* tto :aotae keep up priem were not heard at, prin­ sum yauij al Jackam mdal Grand ters ink was liberally tl-od, and the Rapida.and pore fa. either pita* than people of half the State made to fael that they could be a* well accommodat­ ed with good* at Jackson, sa fa larger citie* The wide arsa from which customer*. came, enslded the Irodfag bouses to keep and dispose of rery large stocks of good*, and out of the mode­ rate profit* to make fortnnro A failure credit, ha* hardly been known fora aaoro of years, and men like Allen Bennett, John Sumner, (now deceased,) Alouxo Dennett, Wiley R Reynold*. 8 W. Whitwtal, Amou Boo*. P. Morrison. I-*vi G Merriman, B J. Billing*,Jotetta Palmer, J. B. Eaton. Bemtml & Vaughn, William & Moore and othen Eta a—ad from Saginaw, 100 north from FortNsverfacarc off a fly with a etab when wayna, and is about 100 mil*s east from a feather will do ss well. lake Michigan at the nearmt point It Avoid debt. II* that pays down, will te by rte! 87 mile* from lanetag, 38 not be called atxm to pay up. from Ann Arbor, 46 from Adrian, 32 from Marshall, 35 from Chariulto andI 61 from Hasting*. iimu ASVAjiTAesa ■ fore they left it Th«^ became wealthy, by managing to eeO in a few yean a* many goods, a* merchant! of a slower sort courarao their lire* in soiling, by keeping unsalable good* off their •Mme by adhering to tho higbeet .tandan! of mercantile probity, and by ¥ liberal end judicial syrtom of adrerThow did not formerly seem very uu' tiring Many, and perhap* most of tho meroua to a casual ebtariar. The land* , men rtffl fa trad* arc also rich. A oonwar* broken and the ground springy ttay. Th. fact ttau th. Mietagaa Rtate Frfam, i* ou. of th. my few wfefa pays exp.tn.ro from the. rourtet faber, mte that fata fafaitatim tapKte a hufa. (fee 1870, 1MI, and Oumpa’ aud Taylor Sulkey Rakes, Grain Drilla, Wheel Cnltivatone BALL. DOPOB. u>d CURTISS’ PLOWS. Drags. Cultivators—in het, everything In the line of He that eeuff. at the crooked, had place on that street forty feta above need go rery upright himself the Grand Error, where fa now an wwa May the iutpube af gro.routy oarer grade, which was a gulf fa white a be obecked by the power of neceeiiiy. May the libero! hand find free acem. to the purs, of plenty. . Prayer fa th* weak tnao'» refuge, aud the strong man's httyo; its power open* rjWttifrk ft fa entail ata fa tataw State* btmfaam Wm. Btemott * Co 8.H. mca fadieitai that Triana* can Held A Cu_ Sabin and Mason. H. 8. •opporting. on|y Mdsr very fa and C. Q Taman, Penny and King, and Clark Brother* Dry Goode. Brown and Oerter and R B. Stakh * Co., Book. Prolt and Byrim Groms, dealers fa jetee .­ ry. Mabley, Eggleston * Eretard, and M. B. Brteteatatoh t Co., dealen ta clothing. BadsaR and Baker. HoBou Afton, C. NiekBaou, Cfatat and Eldred, Groceries faww, Gffsoo • Co., Hatch. Otafifa end Ptetfagffl. Beuwtat and near Main Strota, awd a teghtar caw ta tho wrath ward noor th* roosrtsry. other­ Footer and George J. BoOry, Boots and Mmes. Weftfag and Bebste.r Tank.. wise the circle of hdl. fa perfect. Ntafaaa. A G. ODwyw. Hate. Cep. Instead of a cteg rcbeeil. fa all the andFum. GfanfoH. hfiWsary. A. W. lower part of the city fa a sasdstoM Tinker, Trunks nod VAtaa. Ticket �cheaper bn the Hudson Purer Railroad than upon tho Hufeon Hirer, and isi fol It would, indeed, _ _ banding no mare boat.—what if all the victory, that would addyet other laurel. burinorobo doo. by TW it willI to his npriotu triumjiha as tho Bopre. radf . are uranng the finest in the State, mart have co.t over 1200,000, tho School Homo, orer ♦lOO.OtW, and tho trarir. Tbs Pacific Espro., earn, up and before it could be stopped ran into WT* T*?* ** “*•’ta faeturotiaArfnmotBbM, supporitum of an equally couatiy,) reach mm within fiftr mites than one fr ntefearetaree etantarodbanks, each with •IfiO.hOO capital, R B. Loomis & Cv’s. private banking horn- and two so ealted ‘Savfats banka" in wMeh small What is Jacfeoa to be in the future ? Milla and Bailroad Companies managed bytaelroffiag riorithoMan, or owMra, do credit to the State aad to the enterare sock, that merchants and manufac­ prire of its inhabitants. tures generally think there is a good1 have established a reputation for honret opening for aa crash more banking■ work and for never fulling in anything capital, and.that ft is Msdfe to furoishi they attempt Three gentlemen have no. Uritotod u gtw tbelr money aad their time as occasion demanded. and Th. Jack Gas Light Company wan, ! Imre, undoubtedly, with the es-oporaorganised ia 1857, and ha. a contract to, ' tion of others, recured the 'ronstrurtion farnirit ga. to th. city till June 1872.' of roads which 1 bare attracted !>0,000 It has eight or ton mil. < of pipe, and> people to the State, and increased -ita wHs thirty or forty thousand foot of gas, werith by •58,880. The example of per night, during th^ winter months, at, their rocre -a haa inspirited effort in oth13,50 per thousand,stod the government। er part, of th# State, and Railroad tax. A new company has recently been building hai befe the greatest single formed and baa made a contract with element of growth in Michigan for tho the riiy, in which it agrore to furnish last rix yearn. Through the effort, and go. to the people, fifty coots per thous­ sureem of those gentlemen and their and feet cheaper, aad st^tne of the buri - nseocfatoi, a tnlllidn 'of people at hut, ness tnen hare agreed to patroniro it. ore nbte to go tn Jactamn to transact Others arc writing to son if competition their bttriirt-ss, and return fa their homes fag, the HM.OOO to 8800,0410 worth of WMlwhfek fere might bo brought to tbfe market, and Jackeon fe of easy noores for fee geooeri market The poopie M Mimugan. oe tM average, probeUy pay fa freight, fararance, ecmmi000*1 son evreroea st-ove on will not reduce tho price .till lower, for it is undentood tha! tho old company does hot propose to go out of busineis rm account of losing the city as a ctwt>met1. Some are predicting that now works will not bo built, srroo that the war will terminate by a dirisioa of the city into distriefs, and a few are antiripafing that gun will be a little cheaper than' san fight after 1871 We have met a few persons, who have thought it a happy conceit to say or inunaate, that all the dtiacns' of Jackson farm a gaa company engaged in filling a bladder, or balloon with praise of their city, and a eolapa* is anticipated as a matter of. cwrtrintT by such wise observers. The truth is, that there is :io foundation for such a saggreiicn. On tho contrary, the readiest depreriaton of the rity wo hare met, reside at JackJou. Previous to the late ccnsiu the ordinary JatkMin dwnt of publishing maps and pam­ phlets to advertise the city, has nover been resorted to since 1830. The lack of proper city pride is made nmuriagly and sometimes distressingly apporentOne good ritzaon was opposod,yuars .igo, to ride-walk., because they would “Jjo- farowMfeMy of Jackson are mreo than WO mite- of railroad tarn itestoefiy wearing out, and which must ■■.inorfr within afrw yean be mixed fafe ptaee bring th • outlet of tho (hand Btoro-Vritey Brod, feieh, far p*re lum­ ber, tho qMOtian is always oj*n whrther foe oari. er west rife, er tho oxter *how Jackson to be already mure of a center for railroad borioMi, whether passenger of freight. than any other prinf-in the Rate, fe-*e ere uwurod by persons who hnvn taken ffle pain* to compere toe figwrfe and the yearly fa/ erase is greater at Jackson than nt any other point. This fact fa more ssgnifiemit than any enhypr we could write in regard to the railroad builder* of this Intend city. ■ Tho rapid growth of tho city ha. uf course made some nto.n rich by the riro hi values. The teigo ownnv of real estate, have, as a nA been very liberal in their rrratribu'.ionl to railroad eaterpriro.. There'an- rirry f.iw considera­ ble owners of lands In tho city, whose names do Sot appear more than once upon rallrool subucifrtioii books The puqmae of rale. A 'dwelling costing Bl,WO, nn a fct nrctin^fiSOO, generally I'—t say. tho Hous* d.{MK*ta|tonKkmimittee have .asked « tho Treasury what axwblUaJaUikitely ninsimry for iiiqalwHfet* W ’public buildings at tho present tims. Ho re­ plied. tor Indiaaspcris, 1100,000 for buildings, and for Grand Repute. Michi­ gan, tlMl.OOOjfebaildfags and grounds. ths bridge. Four care, including cm wo are fatassoted, and which ore in the luiuds of priitfcinn. for dfeposal. In whan those toffiBijfe-woat through the forms of an waMMtion. and granted certificates to afl wbo asked for them, when totryloif could teach school, wf" had little profearionol pride, and cured nothing about tho qualification., or look niulraM auk Daoytin Catline AND SUMMER FLOWEftINE BULBS. bodte. and additional due. to throe dark events of that fated night As tho wreck stood there in th. ice. all oxoepfing tho trucks exposed to view, no pass­ ing stranger could have imagined tha: it wao ones a palace steeping-cur. The fnunoworit excepting tho iron, vmjs as wo rineer.lv believe, by our abilitl I aad worthin.m Now, what do wo aeef tmnhfeWHMtierily killed the biU to In your iasae of teat week there is quite inrreeM the solaria, nfxmr fiugremoon _____ imposing f___ list of names from among Jodgse fom mefi to M.000 We wife &• doom thia wine action undte the cqreum- still nrosa oLaur duties .gfee^M w,atill .taMM Hie Jodgeesre now tha brot clearer eompreheusion of our work, anM paid of any <f cur officials, and'white we befievw th. salaries paid in ‘this era aad teaching iu this County. . State to all ehans of public offimn, a Thro, of tax* mm.- wo^Mry to cau* info a data,’with u», and to subjected to the rule, by which we wore govern­ tho amount of labor to perform, tho Su­ ed fa our examtaatxu:., could obtain onpremo Judge. should bo paid >3,000. Jy Third Grode Certificate, two of them cwMte the ftovmor only: ** are now (sashing in this County and holding only Second Grade, white only Messrs. Dimond, fftuart and Clark, hold certificates of tho Fife GradeMtxrrrmt Wavhburno, by remaining Mr. Editor, picture for yourself one of in I'oris during tho aiogv, won gulden the.0 posable third grade Buperfatenopinion, fioom tho jieopfe uf that city.— dente, examining, and pawing upon the A frw days age a Fretx-b jouraaTmade qualifications of such t.schnr. as Prof. Stuart or Dimond, or Mr.. Irish, or Miro Bigclow. I think I roo yos lookfag in | upon them while they an- instructing , | ’ ■ j , BAY STATE SUSPENDER The rear wall of emo of Butta A Cc.’s warehouses on the Erie Canal, in Buffa­ lo. fell yesterday morning. The work­ month, of w-bool than they hare day., something in regard to tho Pbilceuphy of Edu.-aU.ra, cud the be.: method of illuminating the intricate path, which the pupil must tread, with oft-times we“7 •‘•P , But I cannot deem it possible that the ' people will do ibemaelves, and us, the loss i.\vcry heavy. « COUGH MIDI I gigantic wrong of nominating or clecting such men to such a place. I The f»tJ teachers want the (iugnty | ride in the county he represents. 8. D. BINGHAM, Chairman J. K Bens, W. W. Mntnu. En La F.vocx, H. Goonxicx. J. H. Joxss, Jons nisoskn, F. B Bvocxrareox, M. B. Bsxwrii, J.XEs O'Doxnu, C. K. Booixrov, Paseroo Mncaxu. Can. B. H'ri- a vigorous 6up.rintend.ut, and the more difficult he makes his rxamiiuttoa. the better will the." like him, so long as he epplie. the line to/J) alike. Bat wo do not wish to see examination, descend New Advertisements. .IfafaCMb NOTICE. Republican Coagi finds n quick sain at from •1800 to 12,-1 «•<>. m well as j Congrota, in ptaoa of Thomas W. Ferry, other interests, it may be here remarked | (elected Senator,) will be hrid at Ijicris that the of trim lute nut been Hall, in the citv of Grand Bapi-fa, on hi creased at Jackson; by its aid to rril- Wednroday, February 22,at It o'clock s. x. Tho sevsral eonntita will bo enti­ roadn or other entwpriro. of n public stroy the moral appearance of the rillcharacter, the addition, to values n.- tled to delognlo. as follows : Antrim 1, Barry 7. Benrio 1. Cheboygan 1, Cliarle"large enough for him, and that if any scteM having intrdarod more rapidly vaix 1, Delta 1, Emmet 1, Grand Trav-' than' fhtr clnrrgde upon Uu tn know, nothing of the mighty movement erso 2, Ionia 8, Kent 14, Tteteenaw 2, body wonted to go to a larger town, be forward of tho educational car in tho could remove to Detroit or New Turk." last ton years, and Las never yet settled Stope arc nuw bring taken to procure A few people deairn to let their coirs, in hi. own mind, which is the greatest, pigs and goeM, ran at large and tl» ttmctulmenl^’ftf the City Charter, aulhoand why he is ths greatest, Francis Ba­ public .empathy is .o much with them, riringa comprehearivo .yafcm of sewer­ con, John Loeke, or George Fraario that these nuisauev. are frequently met age. the appointment of a Board of reside in the coantv he repreeente. W. D. Form, E. A. Goner, D I. in the streets. Tho most distressing Public work, and to do away with an Fiun. Jous Puxsa. Giua Gtmr, proof of the lack of city pride, is the intufficicnt «y.tom of ward street work. Itea.r Him., IL H. Holt, Dwmuv bad architecture of most of tho burinem blocks. Another, i. th. bad taste of newspaper met, and othrra. in ex siting compari-osu with towns, which, in the judgment of everybody out of Jsckaou, have long conrod to be riiuls of that prosperous o^y. Upon the whole we opy, there are but two gas companies in Jackson, and the work, of om aro bo gar. away, legally, to a Mr. BaH, not yret budded. Whatever impresriou of i ankoc Spriaga, This family fere tho newspaper, nmj create, wo foel ccrhim nnmoteated until last falL when tain from talking with n great maqy Wheaton stole the child from Mr.Baira. ronritle people, ftat, the feeling' of who rvcovwwl him fa turn,wbon Whoa-' ton prosecuted Baird for “kidaapoing” jealousy towards qHwr' towns Is jdmpst his child, the complaint bring mX liunknown at Jackson, and w* barn only fore Justice Oobb, of this town, who rawvery rarely heanl feprrouitmg remarks dored ajuilgmeni driircring the feiM in refarence to other dfiee . up io Mr. Brird and wife, who are rosy wealthy people, nod who had become The Jacksen ri® Water Company is MgMiaad with a oafital safe < •UXl,bsfe^ to Ihr A and faa tonfe taroatrow borome ae sriyundit is contemplated, yssg:somw. valuable, th toil-will oast auinyflteu.under alawpaaaed at the, ratra /»e»aafe of feUare to ojwu connecting rion of 1870, to convert Ute works into rifrpropasv- 3h» pay fecitasteektlte fey baa issofe aad arid bond., uni tao company has baited bonds, with the asMfe of Ute fey, aeoored by a aMrtgnge 90m work* to.MMI more. iMWuvreroopiga to bo laid, aadhy•raate to ost ia tha spring, tho comgW tea tea arilsafe jfea aad rigtay-fiv — triccxjE josh’s ■ TRUNK FULL OF FUN labcra, v^S^~#o'wor<£r ifemocratT In ite appropriate ptaro in this paper, we print, just as we roorivod it, a latte* from one who hold, no mean place iu tha ranks of tho army of educator, who tail in our scbool-hoiMMB, aad who aa* doing for our great State the noblest work iltot is bring done fails basdan. While we do not fool called upon to wreitafriMitbsnap.war, aad th* pa-> jM.tyuflfepump.teJ^OOOgrifoM per day. With foflg pwsfe of steam tho pi iwnw (be water ta the «mbM An Eariera sfatfetirian evil ate. that wfet is fed to ^p dog. of tho United fariy incotspct-a! that who* -ho was called upon Io dtedmrg*. tho dutirofe his office, hi. own faubilitiro re pressed upoakum thatb. peremptorily ra-grod, we would fa.1 uani that tho fear, of pmou' U1W streams, and been robed ' al cotuiderable lapeaaq. X probable that the (Saopax repair the looumotivo, as it Michigan Exchange. �T<w fVri*’CM< Bm*** II A ! 114* RAILWAY , iHwraMfflotf pwwsioa souraaffi FOB ALL POINTS EAST A WBHT. to rapart Friday night. Vuust Orrtoms—"City dads.' /bea Village boys viU soon b. MICHIGAN CENTRAL IL Grand River, Valley Di 'n“ ph1!™!? of the Hastings Klvvr Corasrt Band, at the foot of the Main, to Union Haft Wedaasday evening. t»stinMcer people that Waxnraa—On the moduri Wkxua Vteat derllning 8raixs—Anxiously autirus and dignity, under direction of Deputy Grand Worthy Preaident Crowfoot Th.foQowing are the offisras installed: Ifra T. Phillipa, Grand Manlmll. Mrs. W. K. Heritor, W. P AP.DraUV.F. .ssstwntr-a’- *■ *“• ’■ etc., for tho Iteonard House tn Nashville. Mr. J. W. Leonard is getting reedy Cor the dedicatioa of hid house on th. 2A1 K P. Throop, Treasurer. T. Phillipa, let Patron Daniel Striker. 2d Patron. ■ “ W. H. Powers, 8d " A P. Drake, 4th « • Jana Herrick 5th “ •' 0. 8. Hadlsy. Conductor. " John Weiaertt, Guard. - W.0. H«hfck, BntmeL -------- -Th. number of people al the HaB who toknesrod tho installation om««k>ntas, numbered about throe hundred; all were nioidy arated aad muo srato crowded in tho Jrael. Th* hall begsm to grt pretty well filled by tho time these oxi-rcisu* were over, eo much so that lay, accepted the Presidency of thia iartitutirin. Much difficulty has bora ex permaoed in obtaining the right man for the petition, as there ere few who are capable of taking charge of a Univereilylikatfaia. * • Nov that we hava a man arary way qualified. I trust ha will long be ro'ahs- m w iK F ? n m n - MichigsnCentral R. R. 1 Winxt—About 25 cords of' 20 inch TEwmppl. ul K. D. B.bl^ ot Jl» ' body Maple Wood. Also, some 10 cords tugs, are not leaning toward the Coun­ 1 of dry wood. Inquire at the Binu ty Buprriiitendency this s>-sram, .in that Lz They wore all rendered with affect, especially the "Ghost,” ed," "Shoe Shop," etc. After k-aux the rattling of dishei small of hot coffee indicated pleasing "Rojoct the tabmid ths that all meat day," is not for distant. la about six waaks from now, nearly thru* handred Lalf-fomiahori ‘Modira* aad -Umbo will be turned loose, a prey upon socie­ ty. It will be well for all ra—pfrhli people to beware of these eesnl-barUriiin«, —-sspwnally the "Bono-Piekera," ' Deasrtuw Rennie».—The rvoaipia of th. donation given to Bro. T. D. Marsh Horn we must praise the ladies, the last Friday Evwniag, reached tha nice tofftn was "splsmdid,” the cakes “sa­ little sum of 1147, the larger part of porb." Yes. .very thing was served up in good Style in a good old fashioned way. We will toll you how they did it; everybody was rooted. Committees “Limb" and "Medic," may be aeon eve­ came round with plates; assistant ry day hurrying to aad from examina­ Mirmcrrsnre Iraaxn.—Mr. T. J. eonimitlreo earse round with cups; depu­ tion*. Many of them pouring forth, Humphrey an old resident and fanner ty axnnutteee earn, round with spoons ; tearful invectives upon th. inaoronl of Johnstown has taken a Special Fart- aad the same retins was gone through w-xh th. victuals until asroriy or quite . treat between the smiling. thoughtiros thro, hundred people Ver. served Af­ junior of last year, and th. grave anx­ th. manufacturing interest of tine estab­ ter supper a stampmle was made among ious senior of this year I Thea wa were lishment. A new impetus will probably tbs chairs and lb. luuoc struck up tn wont to greet each other with a hearty tionad from buying said Bota, h* pay­ be given . to this wide-awake Planing ment has been sto;rowl. grip of tho hand, aad “drive dull care Hastiaga Jau. 17th. 1271 away. " Nov we meet, muter a great r J- M Navtas, of reooguiUm, and riutfle on, each wrapGuardian of Sarah Tilany Gallory of J. F. Mink Ur over Harnras shop opposite the i house Photographs, Gems and of t-setures taken in good style. of “KacoUrotions of tho Mexican War" by oar old and vail known contributor, tha “Green Mountain Boy." After a long silence wo bear from him again and for Lis interesting sketches be has Ths Grand Rapids Jisaseera/ aays all the money the State Agricultural BodeU May ask for loraiing tho next titate Falx at Grand Rapids can be raiawl ia ihairitytnSA hours. It adds that if tha claims uf Wsetarn Michigan are not hooded better than they have been here­ tofore a new society will bo organisod which will act entirely indspeud.nl of In the vlBagv, and County, aad from tha beet stem la Hasting., Uea of the firm, and, devqte hie time to clostDg up our hooka. A fifteen years bwrinem imper* itirely requires thia atep,fM>d we expect our cuatoxnen will *t once examine their accounta, find settle tha anam bj-Oaxm or No Nxws or tux Taasasexn.—There has not been received to-day aay news of the Tennsses a Offwros of th. navy and th. Navy Department all aver that eh. is a roawvrthy ship, aad reports to th. eontrary are wholly unwarranted. Th. remarks in tha Hous, by Mr. Banks to tbs effort that th. engineer* had Itogged off from assignments to her because she vw art eafe. have no foundatioo ia fort. Bons.ot5rorsw.ro relievsd from gviag on the expedition, but for othw aud entirely different reasuna tadisidoal aad peculiar. Th. vesrtd, suppoaad to] Notr. Ever thankful for the Hfje Patronage we have rooerred from this community, we ahall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to OmB and Prompt Paying Customers. ■oraiag from i’b.tedripbia, to*hLre been | eraa January 19, was probably another, as the report says the sighted vassal was bark-rigged, while navy officers aay tho Tenwasra is a full ship-rigged craft. I waging war with wdf. aad crying out, m the tenor of the well known lino*, • Alas fur tho vanity of Christian char­ that was as goo-1 aa but one could wi*h. ity umter th. sun." G. L Tha light fantastic oiercum were .kept I We tjre now receiving a Very Large Stock New and choice Gre^f<\ up until the small hours, and all went ci Ils.ns of Chariot L h.ld a masting February 14th, to consider the question of nCily tltetetor. The ms*, ting wav w.U aitendwl, and Gty Charter adopted by a large majority. This evening (Fobruary 15th.) is appointed fur hir­ ing amendments to rams. Detroit & Milwaukee R R Wilf ’retire from tba active d»* At’T rv T-sow Prices. . at Uis Township (lerk's Ofoce, so I day the 17th insl, at one o'clock Ffor th. purport, of sleeting four di gates to the CxHinty Convention on “Fm always knows bow to do it." Ackley A HUdn have put ia a silver- , plated show ease, contain mg a revolv- ' Pursuant to a call, th. otuoaa of thia ing pyramid of parfumi ry aad hair village ewmbh-d at the Court Hous.-, oih. It U made with a genet deal of en Tuesday evening the 14th iaat, to ta^eaad ia soon to ba sop ino potion. ' toko into «eusid. Tntian the propriety of ; organising under a eity goveratnrti*/twenrar Hxnivas—TXs will tee '' tie following rve>!utiou,-o<»re>l by N. ' Bailey, Eeq.. after a warm and sjiiritrtl •ron tho official jicucwdi rigs the peo­ ‘ debate, was passed almost unanimously : ple of this Villaga, anTues-Uiy vru^ng, । , JtirrJrfJ. As the ecnao of thio meeting. voted almost unanimously, at th* largest,[ that the beet interests of this village public snooting of oar citisene we hove '; will be pnnnoted by argaxuxmg under a .ver attended, to apply to the Legisla­ ture, now in «<-saion, for eu ad to w-rOn motion of N. Bailey, heq.. a com­ porute the (Sty of Hastings.' This mittee of toe was appointed by the Chair to examine a charter (already pre­ pared by GeozC. Worth, Esq.,) aad re­ occupied by Barber * Bailoy^ iaunkUport to the owUr uo Friday evening ataly after their removal. The. whole embrace, counters, shriving, drawers, -l.eha.rtr. Any on. drriring to fit up a store of aav kind, will «o well to give" me a call, for it will b. sold for lass tlyih mrate foe th. Hasting. Bud eaahinlumber price*. Cal! on or addrros cluding transportation, etc, the som of W. I. F Him., Buildra, jan4tf_____ ^Hastings, Xish. •2SIJ6. 2221,25 bev. born graerousI Atwxrs go to Mudges'to get a good ly donated by our dtieens thrash the barxain. 2&f 0. A M B B.—Ground was bruksa with appropriate raromouira at Battle Creek last Tuesday tor tha Ohio and Michigan Bailway. Th. following are tiio oflkpn of tho nitokgwep j 4 GOODYEAR .'tX Window and Boor Frames, Milk Ssd ■ and Bracket* of every description. Tho follosring letters ranean unclaim­ ed st &o Port OSes ta Hastings, Feb­ ruary 15, 18T1:. James Allon. H. E Bronson, J. N. Bowman. Loeretia Bennett. W. H- Heynra, Geo. F. Hull. H. Noma, Mary Ritey, Carrie Feune!!, Haniel l*i<rka Maranda Viast, J. M. Warwarth, U. A Wumt, FOB ®<A*!lSE ' ItOfowing named gentlemen have b~n afocteA io fta CouMg .Convention ■ repertfottirifrua <Tfte progrowiv--spini to tax our property for a Baroni Arwen- oftM<Bm*.-anta th* Lrafo sf such gina. Suppose vs gvt up a eeriro of dtoa QtoJWBMiMerartor the parte of -fostivala" and bwy one with the funds sm»i4oiarjHij.'.y *. Sr-. thus raised TWi “burinero." We will need an engine or Holly-Artesian 3HT 1 ■ To Consumptive*. • •» She «u lively aad chrorftd aad pro­ cessed a vane, loriag heart aad sympathebe nature Bha is deeply mourned by her husband aad a hugs orole ct z > ma ha *innitxnP -I- '' XP. Rotate I Oo’sl LBIOXI OF TOl TH. wuwiiaia . The due—d vaa born in Windsor, Coan., May 17lh 1791, and ram. to tide State from Ohio, wifthto ao« sispran ago HeraihreradreSgfoniBhfaywnfo o- - .Ml J IXTOWIt. -■ i i. | rrrrmmIt Prim Me<tawte.| - .nirr: ; �... PMOBATg QBDEK. ’ JKt2?£3foatTS: THEA-HECTAJ, gageL.,*;agRiTH?.- BLACX T1A Rochester to New York. *(« mfleV Buffalo to Now York, 4UH miles, Dunkirk to New York, AGO mile* Cleveland io Now York, 1525 mifee, Cincfanali to N. T.. »G0 mifea, akd ta mow . E4T22 to 27 mius n« Mourn aoert. .r.^TexS r-.:T3Tt,uK‘ •nr OdtedOMf </ Me ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN LITERATURE. All tniM ruedutoUgrtrosrt to Tart. QT*M0 mile. without change of cjachaa. New Yotaas begum January, 1871 MOW ta THE TURK TO eV MCIIng. iHrgi st W^’^'SSSEg'B’S toLTSLT^iiins; x kk GET; &sHS*®~Sa?si BAY STATE ' Pd.lhanE<iai. aad Ltonrr 111 Ito fagtek ^Mrtorlw. aad m.iM Edtto«iil Doirntnn Bdilarial ttogarta.mi. ar. LiU,.n Famga-Ulrrary Xmm. Shut Ar, Ito. Tto, k.,. Ur. ■»®ai dwJendto -iTrmn.JAJim.a-. baa been developed, its fartbar i«RTWi toratoa’ITi. itoi fe or should bo ostuoly under our con trol. ainoe it iaa ooetafwoadiaaaaa, and. a... natoXtS.'r-i; aa such, capable of being aataarvniwd. , k<H.rv. I. In thia oaaGTm many other dLaa^ I £ “ a ika ..'Ur. ! « ■ Ub Itoneaevaaa aaMaeanbaateiA a> i> tertaa tow taduatei to neetw il SEW ADTEBTISEJfCTTS. ■Ssnte;uKvS;iiS:’.x I^iiSJS'Ss: jtsiS Daucbey & Co's. Column. Caeeato.Uaa. , tto I rbtor CU4. I r»" -WB“ TRIV tha poison ia evidently propagated w toe I dieato wr «r*T tem of prau, whatever ha their char- . »* — actor, which, thrown into the air aad 1 CTniA.ag.ua * fdi^epaor wtengfc. Mygrv, TWtoaaWrw..■ nae to renewed reeve In scarlet fever ,"4- , "F tness gtrma appesr to retain their vitnli- _ .<* •• W > faa»>: k 8 O’CLOCK- --. NEW YORK OBSERVER lew. __ ' JBBBA YEAR v.r„. K.o4K,.A££*AttL4.vw.wi BOOK AND ALMANAC. TO BE ISSUED JjLSUjLXYIBT. Ml 1ST1. Tte Mule tel PROSPECTUS iwmo TV AE.<D/.V<? HEPUSUCAJf Xnn.' r&r W tte H'ttt - i ssrc '•SWift n'S’PLAiTORM: , REVENUE TARIFF, CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. । OPPOSITION TO MONOPOMB'. TmvCmicaoo Tnint-KK,to entering: urm ibeTwjnly-foorth war of It. nx1 tat eace, h». the ilgbi. aathe eblrf organ of the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF I I THE NORTHWEST, to coagnuulate ! Ito many tboiiaende of readaee oa tbr I ?“?LW'."T’41 H-P"**-" prfnetpte. to the aboiltlqa of elavrry ; the iucm. w. !**.fWV5*.‘’o° !Ur '•"’Ited btatee ■(... to Iba Unljn; and the rxten^oo of .n> 1 '•« •u,rr*<* 1“ «v»7 cilAea ol the f fci tolled Siteca. Of th* maawirr, wbleb are now <:> ' *• •• gaging the attention of thoughtful men. ' Wi'o demands jurf and wfee r-ivern-' u... ! went. Tbm Tbibuxb w!U be faui.din <!«'.' ' the future aa in the peat, an carom. a-L “ »• vxaic 1beee arx t£. ^duet loo of ibe . tariff to a vvenue elaadatd, inasmuch 1 aa any Ln whhto tend to d. prtv.- man ' of a portion qf the trutfcot their labor. SXa lor the beneffe otothers, art so lulnr>_.~ , tea. ■sMof pevmsl liberty, and akin to <•'•• roMrnry; S tberotutb ntun in the civil ae.-virt, that there may be LotMsly and 1 »» I sffldeucy In the ndaunistrotton of the ' anut Gorwnw»t;ln return to .pecle pay- .. ui mentr bv tlia nUniH*l™< Mr aUTOITOMLT. SIDNEY t MOUSE, Jr. 4(3, $k3 DOTYS WASI-DMG-IACHIMg, chiw^, m AGEKTS WARTED FOR Universal Clothes Wringer REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDCCTION O? DUTIES. iWyeer 1*70, GHiT SAVIKS TO CONSUIIBS ®hr guitar WrtHjJn. ■y arrtixo uj? clubs. K->vtti.cia (or aar Kr. r,.... U.t ..4 . Cak '*■ g fall eirwltow te.’St.i; Wrtfif iu I ..-rrCH StoatyMe._____________ Wet I FIICEt-A FAII OFFEt. * gaaVtor . •, 1 W torlue I« ralp •tor «) aatUi U raag. wgki < '■Sii-SS/C Peterson’s Magazine. Frotphctm for 1ML lateet inlonaMton ndatln,* OTTUECHEAPEST AND BEST. JH J*'* uaIidjcx, am CarbolicTablets. Pswni ij Dr. WELLS, tmrn.‘WV1» MaHgagw ALK OX EX8XI T1ON. -W WBMWVKJ—atp er Barr ”5S«KZi.C^a?*i!>±X- •* •’. **•*?»?•.*■ W»A. “WABHINGTON M THE BATTLE wnnHraw E«~>S'SSu£t2^§5! 1ATEE OF SOBSCXIFnOK Pvyableta Adranpe. I ONE THOUSAND PAUEBf FOUHTEENBngND?p 8Ti ve^^SKo: liAILY: . iMlly Editton. Ur.gtr>,ry. D1,e year to Sunday Edition. tingle Copy, OUr I tete8SSr-*£ 1 ^age** “■£... urfffsrssri kSws •sgaaisSSS a. Kate to ^-v-^ k.*°**V <hjti.es aad RSsaarju-JasjA? rnrr.^^oooct TWENTY-FOUR MUSIC! PAGES =EeeaH3r EaSS3ESa££T5« ■“KKWWTKDFOR ■*SE-=»xc^ FREE LOVE. Fremont Engine Vo k* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-02-23.pdf 2984dad10219371b09f2581463e0fb2f PDF Text Text StI HASTINGS, BARRY COUHTY.JIH&lICAg. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1871. VOL XV. NOTICE TOT ?M" I’ SECOND ANNUAL I s.^cagjgx*?**?. fftl Rf 3n Hr VnrtUVW. GOODS MW u ^PRiTir mum CASH STOBE Our rmnpsny had eulbtod with axpectatMnof bdM united to the NewXaglaadrog>teent to bo comm. tOi iKi? ffh ZataUiahiMn*. outmihritboe. that contained the reet of .lbs Wtfi&ri4. - TW-Wn-«md rieHy -»*»■ b-gged ta be Joined *0 another regiment to follow Twigg, late a. higher and healthier region of country. ' R B ? If 'Mi 11 1n DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES. Harnesseslu CROCKERY TRIMMIJtt Hr 1 97 State. W rH ! Iiaiiit w indi iii Prica aj re till nmit SainMH. AND FINDINGS OP KVEKX RCWPnOM. VW WANTED! ______ ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS IN BARRY COUNTY, For which the nighrnt Market Price wiU be Paid. r? r fl.t ? CALL AND SEE " <S was orer a oouatry quite level, bat aS torn broken by hUb and valtoy.. The ml wae .ometiM light S*i 'sandy, at others of gravoHy ** ' “ '****./'* _ seddHi day. Everything la the prow uamoleetod oureelraa. Our . owe pealboa wee diwot«red. Within fir. intoutra tram the time the conflict cnL.. haighto ceaeod, a wlwan pf eotoke and. j flame belehed frm>me of the porthoice ! [>eei around war »trange and new. The luwctXto«wof the peaeaatry.eomerimea of baked clay, wxnetimae of bgs and at Other, of atone, were uwun la appearaaee aad contrasted etrikfatgiy with the j high and atrang atractorM of briek‘ta>d itoM belpagiag to the rich proprietors j af the eoiL . Wo pnamd thriving fiaU. of tha maguey alto and sugar cane. Here we uroeeedemaU itroam. and there ample dr- the-one rippling over and dxxried Uw vyo with Ibeauty. We a.roin Ute land of the venUle. the fig, the cacao. the lecaon the orange and banaaa. The foraeta am vocal with rowring them with dt»L The Mni the canwc of di* moelriag bud and .hot came nearer. ft knocked foe to*. ket from my left hand eocunde and am’ h-»o4mg toUooMth- So got ap CLOVER HULLERS. FEED CUTTERS. CORN SHELLERS, TATLOR CYU1DER ‘ On the aecoud daiy of our arrival we Lee, Plymptoa and (MMs oguia were leaded a*i attached to Harm's. charged them with the bayonet. Tha Mexican, were barns back, aad ratnss. followed by ocr amunitton and baggage ed Mirier. Three raveral tirnoa the train, upon. Ute National road. where eaemy ratted aad tned tore-take the Twigg. a»d Ua»M >2 gone before tu. Hume of u had, Mea bet little of mili­ tack and at hut they dfotpjxurai tract tary drill, Utt eaob nun was .upplind rignt entirely. The right of thia eonRtot was a anUisto ep wtori* to one who I could riew it with peribet eaf^ty to lunuelt yet, I could not fmO my road from the couriotfor thU these was aagtoeb, utlfonng aad decHh rnnUg the PRESS I • ■tore frightmed than. bed, took np hi. IJV THE BEST STELE World Mower and Reaper. ant with flowers of every hue, while far to the left the smoking .ummlt of Orisaba, etood out like a eulema mntinel agnmri tboaky, ta if gWBSdia* (he en­ chanted realm beneath it. < TOTS Gumps' and Taylor Bulkcy Rakes, Grain Drills, Wheel Cultivi tors, BALL. DODGE, and CURTISS' PLOWS. Drags, Cultivators—in fact, everything In the line of LTpo^CAMAD) . Toward OTeaing of the third day we rowtbod the hilly region, beyond which Uy the elevated phriaa of Mexico. ^RICtLTIRil raw! From a, Plow to a Threshing Machine. Sinew ail Hotel DeitM - XiVHEikfe <MALAWlrtt>>AHM. jOtt A«VrA)(lit l*Aft)K — >-m-n ? •- jUBTlCTHLMALBUXXA Grid k Silver Watchee We. wiU �foktun: h. ffllb, we. eallml to t e'etate, B^byD-R Cook •f- Oeunty rWuesittae, and ws. temporarily organised by electing, equal righto at the ballot box. or rather, Dr. J. H. Palraor Chairman, and Har­ to [rerent frauds snl protect ths parity vey Wright Secretary. of ahetAoaa in citiet of 20,00>inhabiOn motion the following conuaitttaea were appointed by the Cbair. AGEBTH. WILL A Ff'Kl.l FROM 30 CtS. of Our Self-made Mro. By James D. McCabe,' W.*r- It fa a really elegant oc­ taro of C33 XgteM, illustrated with thlr- should ab: Nearly every South! American aoaport haa ■ horse-railroad. j .• Swodou has mor- than a thousand mils* of railroad in op-ration. bran found in Lycoming county, Pa. , In IW Granville, Mass.. 100,000 toy drums were made doting theywer 1870. H. Monroe. L M. Dewey, J, A. Zimmannaa. H. Coteman. Jfeih Grovr—"L B. Fd>r. J. W. Houghtalin. G. Ttapham, E Potter. Or—ftrilU J. H. Eari,J- 8. Terry, Geo. Brattr, W. T. Dodge. PrmrwJh-J. Q. Cro-y. H. W Di- thor’s interesting narrarivre. Nine hundrcl car leads of slate were 1 shipped from Poultney, Vu, in 1870. rTAMk0>ll»*i.«lh-4o (J- Tj JURUBEfiA Dsmoust’s Yomra Axiaies, 91. ztt * * In Franco cad Germany, beet and sea ail others in its actraciivonoss. boaucold are reckoned froni Ove Rising­ tiful engravings, entertaining stories, point as »to.' •1 original musio, and other spicy oontribuA new iron atoamM is to bo built to tiona. The premium* offered to each run an Wpnipt»f‘*»r’-. N- H-,»-»» subscriber are really wonderful, sum­ prising among them juvenile books to The annual evusuuftion of sugwr^in ths amount of 91,75. a. fine Chromo meat Good parents would rather have their children surrounded by the influencee of a comm * school than a oommon tateub. ',‘'‘7 "a ■hrf the Ze&pmdnto, will imue in a few days the first number of “The GeUss Aft," a wweHy journal devotei to the free dwrasston of al! living questions in Church, State, Society, Litarat-rre, Art, Doll, a Mororo Itetieule, an elegant Photograph A’bum for fifty pictures, a good Telescope, an Opera Glavs,a Child’s 1>«Uiruted China Tea Set, and tuunervus other pressn to, worth wsosolhaa the cos t of the year's subscription. Do not fail • Diploma" issued by torn. school of "protoarioa” who dent know one halfls much about healing the sick, as thous­ and. at eb-raing, -atoMo. ^Srisansd । old women, who have given attention io ths Bobjtot 5, i I don't ask you to endorse . my atom 1 <>u this subject, but 1 «La«wo te explain, ' them, as they ftsd-n raapetoi in th. ! mind, of thousandk. Yt fa^gselaa fee I ths Legislature to srtecapt to hires pee-. REDUCTION OP PRICES TO pONFOBM TO REDUCTION O'? DHTf!. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS £1*£" WONDERS OF THE WOULD." March aaaouners, ia a prominent bead­ ing. “Fashions for Europe and Amerim." As no other periodical in this coun­ try furnishes original fashions Dema­ rest's Monthly must be recognised as' anthority. Tire March number has also numerous special ujveltisa, popular mu­ awarly 93.000.0u0 w sic. home matters, and entertaining sto­ ed ortiefae test year. Smith & Durr's « ries. Thq beauty of its topography, and ti. •pnngra new Grist Mill in fulljgpt alMAutoinifarap'fc^, anlitlu It the claim Andovvr, Ma.« , wv I ult. Izms, 92-..OOO peratian just in the edge of the townUr. fr’afadfr.a vWT wide awake and anter- CaX-bolir'Cabiet fapw ft ft; whs baildi^Vatowady up and oncloesd, ___ a s'* ,' - a__ i__ i .u l. that notwithstanding the eminent moral -character and well known political in- Aratxxa has been declared in a state of stage-—why, we are not told. The withdrawal of the main army from that province for ths invasion of Germany was catentetod to create dissensions and bring about rebellion among the wild progress rf Edneaiion tha /sored ef JBfc Kabytoo, who were never favorably dis­ posed toward their French conquerors. ssstoss. published by J B. Merwia at 8tLouie, Mo, in our judgement the Moat valuable educatioual publication in the ' DWtodBtetea. Haov*: .. • “Ito editor and publisher, Mr. X B. .-IMte fa ^tere efl- ttemu^s tbs States known that maar-of theca base quflTW good newts U*tbose elioMSuiinh their sheep-skins, u about the only ssslfaws i ^MOe^irataoedays anticipating a railA** I***- 1 ■m >“r'»nnpie, about the science of medicine. Thia( iwad they started with the “old'fciool" doe-. ed the line from Coldwater to Allegan tots, who sever tears maah altar they, will be run through here, if our pwpte graduate, end sone of thteu very little, will rafae- M.OOO doltar,, they , teoetif-fodfacine the subject next Sator­ 4d*'otobiM. 'Yom 'taW feat two i-w lie pills” came before ths public *UK«,“ k-M~dXar< eggJLA i wiimgU] new theory, they were scouted dovaMb winds ss a set of igtoraM pretenders, avtateertW,«» doltera worth of stock ■ each, and bopee ora entartmnfd that ere amfimpostara, wh«o •Wo s^ar pills" F foog we aboil tour th. ao^O* '«« —whole butttoe toll ol team vreuMteT fciH anybodjre-Af they tookewreomaay. Th. U. [Jib pl 4. -iW- *« »..»■ I tie ones, claiming they ataM. were “edu। rated" and fit to purge, puke or cut ' The “eld school'1 ervoBgareby of /—A| woin curing and killing. Xt is of th. aamo pioca of slavery to foMdon, that । I i Gon, inruNirwi Wnw. Moe Cory, the gifted poetem. dfad ether hoe. ia Nev York. M tha lllb iuL caution; S*k»r eiM,ctars IkrweVw*- New York. 92.50 a year; 91,25 a vol­ firm of Combs, Olmated 4 Co, lately burn- ume ; 25 cents single copy , bura'eS out, fa fitting up, and Ifaa aogrly Subtokjptima to DaWnsisPi Mini­ far ocoa^ity'u bmlffiag for a store, afirf expects to bo in Ati) blate ifllw |>w days. Uss recrirod nt thi office tor 92,00 a year, with qremiutas as specified above. Tnufirimox Feb. Itth 1871. Aho, sulucriptions st reduced rates,from TbefrWsof the Bev. A. E. Ketchour subtoribcra, for all uf the leading cm, collected together at Mr? Hheofs Maguhcw and Papers in the country Hotel. Wednesday orcamg, thelSth inat, and partook of a weH appo/njod aup' W*ti> laitance Co. of Columbt^O., per, tearing WO. to bo appropriated oa his eatery. 11 vaa a pleasant time A Sunday School Convention uf all | NATURE’S Hair Restorative 8. 8. workers of Eaton, Ingham. Barry and Jackson Counties riU be hold at the Baptist Church in Charlotte, on Tuesday evening, Wednesday and Thurs­ ■What has btoome of that petition for day, Feb. 28th, and March 1st and 2d. unifonaa^y of books ra Mfisoboofar This Convention was appointed by the Send it along ; aHwoo nextoe. jo rign it. it for “snydlpilk," M»Mri at ee State & a Aseeriatien, and will be pto- ] unCsshionable or idiotic, rogardtees of The preosnt state »nhiags fa aa impoei- sided over by one of tha State 8. 8. Com- j •] onx own, and especially our ohfldreu's eoaa^Mptamg. health and wei^re,—os weeks, minds rurnuag after “hurab^" Only thmk ready issued by circular, fa one of great of fa! IM M9MC * interest Many able speakers vrfl] con­ anykxadof pounm.axmnitate.rwtob^ tribute papers and give addrows. Lot sgateri a regulariy imwyd the 8. 8. workers of Berry County take rran at being snatotesd “yavnnotice and a* many as possible bo pms- Cbnuuna uo LAC SVLICnVIt--Ao SCcud? of a «-i o-A’V-' rn.tnoKJfoJfJTBATL'orSTLCJiU, * ■ evadMyJYw from Ut. /todstami-J <rad Bea/tA-cfestrvj'fn'/ ZTfrm Wfl in oiter Hair PrrjxtroKo--. ' FATROXIZ^ UOMi. !’ HASTINGS MAEHLS WORKS NOTICE. American Marble New Advertisements. L“U«^i ARCHITECTS -rs-Ttsrsatt’jsrjg �^efilBUCMl BmIheh. ■^Tlwmeetmg <4 the cstiassta on Friday night, to hear the report of lire commit­ tee appointed to draft a cWter for the City of Hustings, was hugely aileraJed by the infltwntis! atireas of the riUega, and after mature daliberaiioa, the report uf the uommittee was adopted by a sm»- mcHKui danm il ii handed to U.by JtalgO Brindle of thio! Village, printed about fifty ywn ago.— Fifty yaaa ago fa mt.« g—< while.— ■•Time lliw," is tho oil motto—but the Grand River Yallsy Jfviaon T-iegnsph. New. ma bo transmitted (rumens point at agireo hare aad ap­ pear ia our daily J-wreab before the Mr. took pipes, (tofo^.tues being oon- Tn K»o* „ Wssnixv Miamra.— Our folks’ wasbiagxlay ceme on Troeday, and the labora of mu "better half" were lightened by the amtetance of A. D. Cook Req., of Praxrienlte, with ths Knox Washing Machias Tbs fostures of thia machine and it te ctaiumd eaperiori ty over all othern, ia tha seen end .“taraiulT -r |tet 1 Hastings ■ Lecal Bkwjlttw E. P. Barrail 4 Co,, are getting things principal is this ; the clothe. are placed arranged for the spring trade in agri­ in ths machin. aad then boiling hoi cultural machinery. s*b is poured an them. Ths rotary aotioa of the gearing Wire up tbs clothe, area all around, end the action of the Michigan Central R. R. n.y®«yr<*pp*«p "lit-link far some tim. ywt. psrhape th. “local" wants to be th. find to “ad ranee OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. duewd if Ihi'se facte are only known.-.1 Mr. A. D. Cook is" agent in this pnrtsf , of thu State, and intend, purchasing , territory aad alao to make aanngumMfo J for their nuuiufactare in this plaou. Llill at the Drug .lure of J. P. Rub■U ,4 Co., for your Itewarcl-of-Marii mb Anew supply just received,prntti- >- <>.» i'm-m tro>«<wn JiWitilrflMt Teu State Republican Convention ooauaaa—_io4*y nt Lansing to nomin- M. W. Riker is rapidly advancing the Xdbool books. Speakers, anil a full as- , internals uf insurant- in this section, ject to still further shorten the Michi­ surtwwntof Station, ryot and ia getting up a lively busin ass in gan Central Air line by a road built from Humor to Brooklyn, a point on the , }. r. Buaym ~ ’ newly finished Yptolaati and HOlsdafo road. This sheet fine, it is daimad, wdi I puruhared Mowers to dispose of to our drive-ahai I farmers, the coming teason. j Fob Saiz, AT a Bixosut—H. Meyerhaff A Co. offer far Sain 3 Schulcnbeurg Bffliard hhblos, Bar and Fixtures Ad- IECTAJI old gallery occupied by Mrs. Stowell lwford the fire. <nr Jeffereon Ft nearly oppoutv the Post Office, and Mnounres life Pine Art Gallery to the Public. ■Ixmif ekpcrieoeo in Pbotogruphin : in oil in- brunches .enables him to make a , pn»uii»c uf pictures exosilod by nene. Small picture, enlarged to any sire and BOOTS AUD SHOES Wffl retire from the Motive d»tie* of the fin». tnd devote his tisse to closing top fluff Afffffcff. A fifteen years btiatoM unpttitively requires tins stopband we ezpMt our customars will at once examine their accounts, and settle the same by Cac> or The delegatee from thia County are A. , known. looking over oar exehnwge we tee them enumerated by variow names, raeh as “Neek-ti. raoab,’ the Wtag €>•«*," IWffifi** “Hopkins' Csfobratod T^th Ash Drops." 'Ptagdrl Th. line from Lansing to &L Clair is 106 miles in length, and is reported as not eicwllad by any line in Mkhigna,foe eavinees of grads and eurrituro, there bring one taugeat or straight line of SO miles and another of 16 uiilss. Tbs Detroit 4 Hillsdale R R.. has extended H. A. Goodyear will undoubtedly bs its lino of survey through Hillsdale and in tho ring to advance ths beet interest, made a junction with the Fl Way ns, Angola and Reeding Detroit, ria Hillsof the tanning community, by offering them good tool, of every description. •*- •*, V-n . .' . Ever tWikM for the large Patronaxe we have reoaivui from this community, we shgH now other our Goods al great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cask aad Prompt Paying Customer*. Sevan Sheriff's salat, and two of than tine, in our local eulnmna thia wwk. haring seven postponements —b. This csty should rapport tvro gsltertes In there days r^ilroeite, .foam-boat. rf art and wo predict that each wiU and telegraphy were unknown m thia hare al] they want to do. Ora streets have presented a lively appearance thi. week, probably on ac­ count uf improving the last run of sleighing. Peninsular Railway. *» s»S ,V* tlfcomo. toc.t 7mia« wifi to BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR ||r !R many reepectv, are much more liberal than moot companies, the security offer­ Tax Milxtr—We quote wheat, 41,­ ed to the Policy bolder is soeond to 20 to 41,40; Cora 60c and Oats 40c none. M. W. Riker is authorised per bushel. Butter 20 to 26c; Eggs Agent for the Homo in this vicinity, 16; Pork I* per cwt. who will writs Policies on first class Yovm men aad ladies will please re­ property, nt tbn lowest possible rates yesterday, to perfect the arrangements I fin haring a large quantity delivered to ’ the Grand Hirer Valley Railroad mostly at this point. Mr. H. ha. appointed Chas. Dolph agent at thia jMe. Call on him for particulars aad eee bilk. member that the Grand Rapid. CJltft Jntnul will be sen: to any addr— "freeief charge." EsAT».—Lasl wook we published a long article on “Jackson," aad where it tai b about Railroads, it nuskes the rail- &iive Ftegss, Sloops, Whiskey, MUl-Scrows and Bogs'. Merchants and bnsineee men ;wuro then really “Jacks of all O. Metalay aBOthor train (mixed) was put ujen the Grund RrpMs 4 Indi­ ana Ilaihcad running north as far as they do not all drew a fine ervmo or Morley, tearing Grand Rapids at 7.20 gold watch, but Ink and chance Is <-c- I Among the “Miaorilaey" WS find an s. n.; aad njuth u tar as Mandan, Imsv- casioually on the drawer's side for L. •rtuteM “Mult,: burnt a abort recmee Unnnns drawod a crosno marked 440-00 by oU Mr. Tri4> seme taadente of Ox­ ford, driirorod tofWUln an old UUow tm- Hetaertaesffurith _ of Bilkard tablee, Ata Mr. H.. iKy-Jt R»it> the eanl of Dr. Aukin, in ;w*___________________ TMosr. eouMnpiatrag traveling erh-iff is deairotu of enibarfcmg in Mer- I cantilo buameev and therefore offers a .. _ > . _____ _______ Jam.’ > that Mr Erway, a tiseieg, poundi: g up things generally Star Saloon building He is SISI, MH UW M, Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, aad Brackets of every description. mooed tbsfr goods from their old store near the Hasting. Hoose, to tite large aad spomoae stare m . tha Washington Block. Mr. A. W. Bailey hm spared bo pains ta haring thia pari of the block fintehod up is tint das. style; la fort, nfl the Stores in thin block .re The following lottera remain unclaim­ ed al ths Feta Office In Hastings. F.browy n Itn j Bprtetor of the Banna rf cf drffods Thu is Mr.-Townsend is one EW that makiw 100,000 matehas per mitfOtfi AR "old maid." aad "cjutay bacbel—’ can join ia the united chorous <kt about. "Glory Hallelujah" that ia, if tl.e nmrlua. make, the right kind of retfs*-. CARRIAGE FACTORY dor the editorial Imeri fas itiutauim Unis tool far dore-tailing m wood ; the little intarumeat will make about 4.000 revolutions per minute, and perfirfJn Thc sterUi.y j-einte of this Route are at Ohieagb anfi Peoria. Th. central .point i. BURLDiOTON, oe th. Mtemeripjri It teurerwes IHinute aad th. a bote Swsasberg 4 Robbias, of Grand R^ breadth of Southern lovra. Near the (Mich.), hwve now the mota .nce« Msaaouri, its trunk forte into three coU«g« ia the Northwest Though a few year. old. it has grown to be ...■.OWtagg lalilaniutato. Hta. <w.,^seed Itrltmtau ■ his country during the dark day. of Rte toe hew. J. B. ham. «>. Bret— O^Wsta. ef FOR SALE. M; — ***** ,*•“ fr* fate revtas reu eeiftar; sad hie merits . \ MPROIAfo MOfiOK. X. WRIGHT, VWWWWMM aftWMtoM. IDpAemsUd OpportwmMy ! swasB»«s ebtmaed ban yremsfiius, nd be eras up- fcX—'wws- *• ............ .. ■totted to bl tail II Illi ilblVista siiin^ fft Mall the«arw cad riris.itafa. ef tota'wMe.'Is'XtetoM. Xtotow, amsmfaii ia rSllSmi1*1 BAKEtT! Iraan sat tba two Mr^rerety. sued elmoat -mastalhr UMfiWL in or near a ghta ■riMMmjfps. in th. rowty «f WveMufoSer. The tfwitj tku wouad n 1 -1---Bof hfa W—mtl si total.. Mu* he— --- --- �MEDICAL LEGAL N0TICR8. MORTUAUK MJLXJC. ay atSK’.rL-auni.fi' igrasfss.'gjrfig 5®«SR&ra2.V;52 ssyjgiH«ta: .^s THEA-NECTAR ‘•fit Otdrn a*d Bort of V* JUtMto." ECLECTIC MAGAZINE portion of the ooeatof Grew ing tor aboat thirty Gt <x fcom latitude76 Afrso* JOREIGN LITERATURK New Volume begins January, 1K1 HCMOwnL. wKLul. ....C °i "" ■"'“ amount of actual discovery, of the excessive rigor of tha wi.ula, Abie rats «r Virtue “aiiwsvr* .efl usrA fevreset *«l< Lurt.Hul. ia lb. rllUfa af SEawnfiSswid ir.X^ga-CT£av Lwl fear aUU%arrft«ul r Cewi Ik. r.lle*. «/HMML ■ MHmI BRBtHSrftSZute 'T;. land explored by thia exjwditioaia ciaj-l ’ -i IJ flMBsBTA BMtt ed ~.r 3ME j of which war noVrearhed in a dirtanc Illutratai aid Datrptin Mp'SK • ~ft~iT lartlr mua» ami U ia thought Io «r tx: nsruu n» W>rt tutb iSl,'KT „e^«...ter M. (biaa.i 8*Sars ’baaotimposaible IhAtiTextendad all ttel MW MMil fWWI8l« BULBii jsjtUr-t ng aero, to th. water oc the tpporite. laa^SS rXlM M Aart lml.m Hwrerth Me. n-Jtwttf ““ svr-'Prt. ■aaeref MirwaiaiMA » ea>4 aen«e<v bee <*me oRervtlrr ..I e. preewfl.ege el Ire ar Ha. TFT. fefcrsat sESF. 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HAMILTOB1 GOUGH' COUGH CANDY ! hm.iUmuU saaaellj. BOOK AND ALMANAC. rntiw ia no humovo: or ; 1 Bj e~at.(O Jcr.XT^ ailk thoughtful men. > nMarntf ireee. NEW YORK OBSERVES JJRDBEBA YEAR Sg»TgAgS.MfeE?. TO BB ISSUED JA HUA BY \ST. Wrt will be found In rt, aa caracal a.i- i for your aerup-hooV Tlwia ia a^ I ‘W.vdpto ~jt W* J°u BV”J *° IhAVBr ic3E Wlp A>r the twentitime. Jraxt ia a valuable receipt bid almost forgotten, and which have found juat in lime to earn hparplmitv. Th^ia a .Wert littety. the tMgny of which cbavred ------ »-------- My B when under the prvevSi _ _va and trial’ the machine fails Io take a hair, which Indeed, you hurd|y tabe up a dngle oceaaaohaUy happens in practice, it con- paper Without penuing Ju.it gbtnea ,__^^4i—gnj*ertfcueal isi i it ■— other portions of tha tasciuaary stand- Tte Mailt Qai I THE DAY from all part, of the world;' I will Wtat, eilttwtony, all the lu>port*tit , . social and poliUori auhjac**, and will give ladlcio'Uiaelectlons'‘if I NTERESTl Mi sM. ISSIRfCfrVE LITERA­ CY ANDBUlKhTirrc MATT UK. thi eluding always an Intrrtntlng tale fresh j SrSUSSi! swmsTomr. SIDNEY' Jr. AGO. abe. iMW! ffBouSTtucuiZT, cuu.. m. '&. V?*?*AXV>S &**a*-~A ,A »ttjiW.liunwaiuiMiioaUaaMra* ia Engtand arnpodm to urganiai a eoio- all par'.- o< me world ; ano a rareriUly • prepared report of THE MARKETS FOR I’KODVCKoCail aorta of the Eaat, Want, and feotrth Finally, Tar Tkibvnu la opptawd to all epeelalIwtrrrnt. whleb are atrtairnn. latio to the general lutaranu Diathnd*.. dared enemy of tnonopoUata and tax Ihlcvre In national aad Htwte potMica ruf^lyixg them with agricultural imple- DOTFS WASHING-MACHIHK, SMijicuha**! AUlfeUerS.lssM.sr * UtaM Mta«K^mg»a4hMat*e*rthe*^ M>m. u—<» ifelo.ib »«•! 'saner , X ’ •' AUBN'K WANTED FOR Universal Clothes Wringer la>m« »1<S tol.wll •. f.T.xr noiSLA Cm- ' WXXUSfTOXiK5.-c-5S; idafee tarty f*') “™ ware ar l«a. RATU or BVBSCRXPTIOW fyiUnBAdTUM aha hare aw4 toea (ire MUMe; u fol- REDUCTION OF PRICES daily । TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. * GREAT SAVING TO C0EUKB8 BMJsSnWal^^im. Peterson's Megazine. te-nlECIIEAnST AND BESLUtl HtCEt-A FAIR OFFEB. Carbolic Tablets. Prepared Yj Dr. WILLS, ■ R. C. BROWNING, Gfii AfBlt * • ;; ‘f* c*rl,“dl *■• ■•* Tort. TH SEW FORK METUOSIIT -WELVK MAMMOTH COLOR F1 jWfl%^iMuVwooD cy TWHYrV-HJTR PAUite AGENTS WANTED FOB FREE LOVE. . ITS .VOTARIES rux? tas= ’ *** TT*** v *- P»M»*‘a« Ca.. UMAN.itomu P.l Dr. AIKIN, TRY WEIHS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, Fremont Engine Wo k» � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-02.pdf 77d58e496c64f2f03093c1b84854ce45 PDF Text Text r|> RyfU.UCI HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1871. VOL. XV. to straighten otrr Hare. We warn now ' partially sheltered from tho enemy *■ i guns. The earth fairly rocked beneath | the eoatinaoa* roar of mon than eighty 'pieces of artillery. A etonc of iron missile* went screaming through the air in opposite direction* above ua. . Our own artillery were raining show-era of Stoves! CAPS. DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, DRESS GOODS. :rveb Harnesses. CROCKERY BOOTS. SHOES, TRIMMINGS 94 Sails nr Rdi an! Pita aid w Till nrnil Satafactlai W A. IST T E D ! ______ ALL THE BUTTER AIIB EGGS IK BARRY COUKTY. For which the Highi-st Market Price will be Paid. HT The FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Agency still reniaiw a! our Stone, and all in want of one of tux nor maehinee in tho nmrkrt, wilkdo well to call and examine the working* of the tame betoro porch axing rleowhore SAWING MACHINE, I CLOVER HULLERS, FEED •CUTTERS. CORN SHELLERS, E. P. BURRALL & CO 0uu<y i urt»iaNr_>». £>ATKWT MKIUOTTIW. |£*tOGlrfr^ HCMilH •KTtt World Mower and Reaper, Gumps’ and Taylor Sulkey Rakes, Grain Drills, Wheel Cultimtent, BALL, DODGE, and CURTlfiff PLOWS. Drags, , Cultivators—in fact, everything In the lino of laimwmi iicnisEtT i >NH OIES.~U- and tho thank* of your counter for your gallant conduct.” Twigg, and Shield* had done th-ir work well. The two fortifiretfoas woof of the tower were quickly carried and their defender, put to route atcwpotrod. Tn oas of them our toon captured a well supplisd table prepared for Santa Anna, which he, in hiahaete to get away. abandoKd un­ touched. A wooden tag of hi*. eow perecnal effect, and the military ehut of tho Mexican army rm alec taken. The t«Uk fnftrty .rtKMdlbr I*, use of oar&wn iroojut ' Gen. Pillow’, men suffered severe loose*, and in one ee two charges upon the forte to tho sooth wore rope teed. They ralHsd, however, end carried the positions, allure on*, which was' Mono»—**•,*►*•* ‘R2HL2. Wn aii NO 41 ftlllltt. W« lotiowed speedily, aarting from roek to rock. atJbmng eureelvre, at ing from tho tower. Our lea* was four hundred and thirty officer* and m»a kilted and woundod. The lorn of the Mexicans wu placed at one thousand and two handrod, with three thousand prisoners, four thousand stand of arms and forty pfoers of artjltory. Five of their Gnseral* were taken piiacuera, Santa Anna with Oanalizn, and Almonte escaped. times, a. wo beat could Trom tho Mexi­ can sharp shooter*, and ocoaotocally stopping to deliver our tire. A* we a;>What seemed to me a moot cruel and] prooched the top of the hill one batter- barbarous practice, which I witwesod in battle for the firat time on that bloody ed ubslsrlca that irU]>edod out advance. day, end which few otlwr writers bare They had fallen innumerable trees with ever alluded to. vu the work ot the their tojn downward; white celling our “flying artillery " Imagine a cannon way through these obetrutima wo *ufl[- ou wheel, weighing in all several ton*.' orod severely from their artillsry an-J From three to six pairs of hunse are *harp»hootors. Fifteen rods from their haraeesed to it, with a rider to each a Iranoed works we emerged into opr-n pair. They go to on. ]-wrt of the Cold ground. Tho enemy su.pended tiring white tho battle is raging, wheel and for a few momenta I trembled feeling give the enemy a few rounds as rapidly it wm the calm that precede* tho tom- as piesible. Thon they tack, mount ujou I«»t Tho black iuuzjIc* of a dozen thoir guns, go upou a gallop to another cannou ranged in lino, peered from the po nt *nd so an back nod forth over the parapets frowoingly upon o. Occntion field. The ground it strewn with the ally a “Greaa-F." brad with a bsund dead and often tho wounded who cannot brimmed hat would pop above tho help tbcmaelvee or be got away by oth­ Lrasa-.work* und -’isappxxr in the er.. The wound* of vomo are not murtwinkling of as eyw. 1 know they । Ud. and they might with care be nnroed were waiting to give us “particular, to life, health and strength again. The goa^” with grape at short range. The artillery men with mind* bent only upon •tapenso •»** terriblo. My frame shook achieving victory at every hazard, with and knee, smote togethur. I dreaded tho maxsive wheel* of their carnages the a axi discharge, but anxiously wished they would » fire and relieve me of eu*(tfrigiual potue Turning mi- eyu backward 1 uooutu Aekillri." cutting off an erm hero saw myself leramod in by acres of ad­ a leg there, di«*cvering living Lod eaand vancing bayonet-. I could not retreat crushing out lire* of friemla and foe. if I desired it. Wq were rushing on mdiacriminately. Such are arene of the with little time for reflection and wild horror* I witaeeeed upon the field in my with excitement. The cheering and aboato of oar men mat tho air. They Morning at length broke over the ware echoed Lack by Wurth's and earth. Our brvakfo»; was baatily and Itifoy's troops coming up on opposite silently prepared. Wo ate sparingly, The constantly exprowed bora that vzamieed our firvloeh* and prepared for and yoffing like to many blo.-d hound* i the tendency of trade and commerce for the deepcrale work before iu Tho day with the quarry at bay. i kept my eye fixed upon the gun moot I tho coming eoaion m to be depressed waaeUar; nut a breath diatinbod the stiUnuss of the air. 1 looked U[X>o the golden orb of day as it peered above tho diataat Gulf m a reflective mood, pondering upon the probabflitiee of my H.-ing it rise for the last time. Juab»«k of u* four aumon worn plan led and bearing U[on the tower* Lieut. S-ymour, d^wnt graduate of West Point, a mere «fripling of twenty three yearn, with a blue sash about Lia waist and uthorwiee dad in the uniform of a prirala. atoo I rwting hie right hand 6pjuu one of the gun-. In hie ledt bo : grasped » light .word with winch, at tiraoe, in a miming mood, he beat the ground. Farther un Leutenant Ren.> similarly aoetmtred stood at hit post The gvntrere wore eve-.y man at thaldo uf their pie ea, and wiih the gu- rd on either aid*, aL upua their fee. and twenty |«aow I eavr the flaming match go down, and a flaah at the fuae. Quick m the lightaiag, we, i» tho front, threw ounrirt. fiat ujoa <.mr fisnre. Tho eonCTtekon forrty Wted me from the ground, tho emote wrapped ua itutanlly in ite murky folia, but tho luaaing grni>o want over und 1 was unharmed. Ttio elaugh&rin tae ranks juat back of me waa terriblo, aa evinced by foe tsmuh uf .hrfok* and groaue in that direction which followed the disebuge. We quaug to our feet, dtoh.d through tho cloud* of emoke, and with ghouls that drowned foe roar of the a,nlllct, went o» to the walla and charged the gunaen Far to the right and left the irregular line* of our Invade uxtandvd. They "ere arranged in companies and batteluma. My place wu afwaut midway in vert tike frightvtied sheep fottowed by our victoriou* tn upa. the first phrttoon. I looked in vain for In a few momenta I looked and aaw tho form of Gen. Fersifer F. Smith,wbo the star, end atripes streaming from thr rammU of the tower. There were shout* lead ua—ll.at Harney would head uw! battalions in the assault At thia an• and Bunroar mt oa ground jukt bo­ noqnument the regular, did not esvm re me. The former grasping the oih■ItejJearod. In the face*. epsache*, and by the band and pointing proudly to *■ towig, .aid • “Sw the good, old flag I of Reesca. Mommy, Buena Viau and Verb Crux that wsro with ua, we । studied >>ur chgucce, and learned our luokedon.at ttatirtateiwiew woald tarn I duty q* Mddforo. Our Oaptmu an> oeai- .oujrrtur d, that in fifteen years, thane I ad ; “Five adnaee* to efat o'd «k.» two oflkwsu and others who looksO with Doering throngbtiie baahaa to the w»ot to much mido upon -.i.at flag and imbued we aaw buay pre] orationa gwng ou with equal lore of their c .uatey, wimld around Steptoe'. Uttwy. The reread lie engaged in deadly ixmfoet; the cn« line, uf Bitafa bftgmfo arranged l» striving far Its glory and ptopetuity, th. rporirr oovm aw» pntruMUtr. front, rtxetcbed for along over the Mli j^DM F0BT1LAC. . I Thankful for next farms, we solicit a beyond our view, while in another di­ rection. lialf a uiuo to the left almost under the hill on .bioh atood foe tower. L ACKLEVA8LADE. stocks at the eoaboard will caue crowd­ ed train, to rtsrt eastward, while the heavy importations on their way to reap the benefit of the tariff eetabliahed un d.-r the art of July 14, 18T0, will canoe tho wMtara bound trains to rival the on* in luces us to place before our read­ eastern bbnnd one* In thn balk of valua­ ers Ute fo. owing able article, from the ble freight rolling along to ite destinefiwrsd CeeuwrrsW JdwrtSMr, published under the above heading in ■ the inane of February 4th and to which wo invito the special attention ofcnr Buaineemra and tru*t it* groat length will not pre­ vent t bom from giving it a rarefnl peru- multitwJe, shut up in many cnee* in beJ-agured dtiae, dream of aneoem again at so numeroot and magnificent an army aa that of tho Prnatian sovereign. Sitrce th" surrender of the Emperor, every con­ dition cl vsrcra has been aboent among the Freud*. Men do not grow npeoldiet* man hour: and those who know auytbhre uf the wropte in the rural dietri-.ta of Franoe, know by whet a painful ofChie^omjtyofltoeaetfowg A fowd IhtU-Ia Vermurt fonn to noy um who will i �The general City of Hastings, 4th Cougrereoonal IWnet, met at lee.’. Hall, in the City of Grand Rapids, on Wedn^r.tU 22.1 iwt, and war railed toadew by Hon. D L. Filer, of Mown bounty, on ; wboee motion, Hon. 8. C.. tarai *mkI gMMnl elci«it is to be nr warned dly and ccu».wotionriy nderations, and rodaavthin tho letter and spirit an." Cooley's Goostitu- of that inrtrnmont, tho complete unifor­ mity of the eonrtrnetion nJ thnt term siure tho adoption of tho oonatit.itson by the various braoche.of thia State gtjvernmoat, aU crincids all lead te the sama reouli, aud it is oar conttawon uia same cunclusion, though submitting auudter Report. Zhis^ertioa we trust settles this question, and that the people will generally Sfgrcve tho action we hare no doubt, eejieoally after reeding the eeaeluaive report of Mr. Bell, to Avrifert Byron D Ball, of Kent Fim Brieidteli Ed. LeFarour, Varna; Darius Moa roe. Branch ; Ml A. ficNaughton. Jackson ; Edgar L. Gray, iewaygo; C. R. Holland, Honrhton. Airatania L A. Dunean, Berrien; daacB of delegatra from oUAho counti [For want of room we are c— to omit the nanir* of the debates ported —Ed ] taking the chair, thank ~Mr Ball, cm Win .hn..c, andwe heveno doubt h« CMkeal action w-.B attest tho wiriom o( the Convention, and from that in thia iaateBce the rwpreeentativev of the peopK arittated by the purest 'motives dared to do just that winch waa beat cnlculntad to eecura union and hanaony ia the ranks, and th- wire.: action in the Lands of L^tetetion. We con gramtets Mr. Foster on fate noanination. strmrion would be desirable, give tho 1 rnrnr instrument a different massing." “Written constitutions were made for i tho purpose of having aa uytenHs nri, and one that would art te eenirt or reads>d ly puMr spree. and tho moaning of the eonstitation ia Ami when it ia adipad I by the people. and that meaning, if it L* the only loree competent to cope with ।' can lie aacUtatedB, must be given to the opposition, who would Irar down 1 what they, (the RopuMirana) had so I tliat instrument until it ia duly amesite ad.’* nobly built up. <* , “That meaning is to bo ascertained Hon. Dwigbt May, of Xal*ma*x>, ' moved that tlie convention proof'd to ' nominate a candidate for Justice of tho I Supremo Court. The motion prevailing, | the name of Charles Upson, of Branch ' County, was proposed by a delegate from j that county, and a number cf counties , verbally endorsed tho nomination Thy the Contention far tho honor, and i pre Mid upon (he delegates the imp tanre of united and organised acai and .mriutaming the supremacy of t! party which, having achieved so gn >{wah of election*. /Vert. Article 4. Motion 4, provide, that the election of Senator* sad Reprv aentativee shall be on the Tusediy suec oding the first Monday of November, 1862, and every two years thereafter 5'sread. Article 5, section 3, provides that tho Governor shall be elected at the times and places of choosing the mem­ ber* of the Legislature. TTuri. Article 8, section 1, provide* that them shall lx elected at “•reA freerri Iraimri aterfam” a Secretary ef State. a Superintendent of Public Instruction, a State Treasurer, a Coromiaaioner of the 1 _snd Office, an Auditor General, and an Attorney General, for two yean. i7? t one ftarnl liraaiel alertwn. If a general election occurred each year it would not be biennial, and if it wm we should be tTEitLsu'r.' tL «1 ih. Mloraj, rt«l. .doprf ■. Ha u th, lUptthlicit E*r-, u. «IW ‘mml ,l«th.M.' ty proved a good party in time i t war, wooJi be aa much general biennial elseana*with fidelity, constancy and un------- *•------------ • m—>-• —shaken courage tustaineJ the Gornrr.ment and the cause of human liberty in tho dark days of tho Rebellion, until pre ns and freedom were secured to the *We, of coarse, shaft not advocate hietriaractrr and worth demand all and more than we have Mid <rf him." Abd the Grawd Rapids Araewri, a IMe foe raoel latter pohtioal short pebUtedUffiri abate, andort remarkable in tunn or peace, nxons.rucuag rebcuiotw Btatae in the interest ef freedom, maintaining inviolate the public faith, establishing equality of all men before tho law, and administering tho Govern­ ment is such a manner m best to pro­ mote the general good. Rauteod, That we have full faith in the confideneo. wisdom, twudeuw. and abili­ ty of our great leader Grant, and we point to his adntiaixtrati m ol the Na­ tional Guvcramant. especially in the re­ duction of taxation sad the National debt with pleasure and pride, as bring minded, intelligent, c.Utjud^aty, that will stand like a wall for defease and fo* die protection to the jurt righto of the bnaibiart mW m the load, and wo print to tho candidate of the ocaveotionfor the offire of Judge of the Su­ preme Court, aa a man eminently fitted, by great lepd aaquirrareuta, purity of character, and acknowledged aUiriy, aa onu worthy to wear tho ermine on tire higites: judicial tribunal of the State Alrwired, That we appeal to lite poo- the fint Monday of Novsiabor, I Wt, and every fourth year thereafter Section IB of the schedule providing for ths summiraion of tho constitution to th. n«,pte for their adoption or rejretion nieakof the “gwnsral eteotioa" to be bold on the find Tueadny ol November, A. D. 18U,*ad eection 17 providra for the qualification of i-leclors, that they groceries at the new brick store of lids that another general ejection was intended by the constitution, and in reading that instru­ ment we eee that the distinction is Oonstantly kept in view between a spring election and a genera! election, or a gen­ eral biennial auction. When dore thia general election take place, from a read­ ing of thia constitution ? Tho only place where the time fa fixed for holding a ywurri election is in th. schedule, pronding for the submission of that constitution, which wan tho T»* day succeeding the first Monday of No­ vember, A. I). 1862, and for tho election of jesfoe of probate; and as but one general or general biennial election is intended from any fair reeding uf the constitution, wo have .to conclude that the general election mentioned and pre­ scribed fa the election that occurs bien­ nially on the Tueoday suereeding thfirst Munday of November. £sto what the term general election means in the constitution, it has bora claimed that because at -coma of our . spring elections there are Supreme Judges and Regents uf tho University elected, who are voted for by the whole State, such elections are general elec- "that it shall bo tho duty of tho L laturv, at their first session, to adop promt laws to tho provisions of oanstilntion, so far aa may be.” The UgUlatoro of thia State, al next Mtefon after the constitution ratified, and at an extra eeirinn, in the votes for State officers, etc." As we see, the constitution does pro­ vide for tho subetiasmn of aa amendmeat at a general election. The Legielalurn iuu fixed tho time at which the State oAoera are to be eloeted. which ditfonaof peace, which ars yrt to bo sub­ mitted to tho National Assembly. They embrace tho cession of Alsace and Meta to Germany. and the restoralton of Belfort to Franco; aa indemnity of five milliards of francs (5,000,000,000 ;) occu­ pation by German forces of French ternto y with fortified places, sech aa Sedan, until the conditions of tho treaty are fulfilled; entry of tho German Army into Paris, and occupation of the Champs Elysees M. Thein and the French delegation were to have returned to Bordeaux yesterday. Diecmamg the in­ demnity quoetion, the Tkeips states that the annual product of France cannot ! for a long time exceed thirteen milliards of franco. The Versailles Maaufrer takes tho Paririan Press to task for what it styles its arrogance in insulting the vic­ torious Germans and calumniating German officers by accusing them uf pitege and robbery. It intimatoe that tile on upitioo of Peril wouH bo the moot sffiwtive raceme of rhocking thia, and the entry ia inevitable at tho expira- We Cash for Produce *11 for Cash only, nt the very lowest rates. Hastings. March 2. 1871. \ HICKS A SALE OK EXECI.TIOM. New Advertisements. XllJ A FRUirXORNAMBCTAL TREES moil TBs , Battle Creek ^'urterie.t, ■ re■> wm a—Hw .u> «< Ike sei >m 1. C. BOTT, rvepvlelev. H.‘ Asxos is Agent fur Hastings and instrument, it must be presumed that the 1 words used have l^s-n employed in their natural and ordinary iraen," (See the body of the coaatitutioa.) Tho time of the year at which the ______ i _ ___ i__ el___ i___ t i.l । of the ambiguous provision. "And it is especially important, to look into it if the cuaetitutfou ia the successor •hall hereafter speak. to another, and in the particular in ques­ Doos the constitution by ito terms re-1 tion, essential changes have apparently, cogniau ur provide far mure than one been made.'* ffturn! rue!ur* f And in the particular subject of inquiIf it docs not, then the declarations of' the legislative ar any other branch of . tho govern meet cannot change, add to, ; or iuernare such elections by calling oth, er election to be bolden under the pro- । the head of oarmJemuaa. tho R-pubh<*n candidate ia Rajsvwentative in Congress; and we cater urea hie sup­ peat with unqualified satisfaction The preoccupation of our columns to-day postpones aa extended notice of the brid in this rin on tho 21st. which, on motion, was received for consideration Mr. 0. Tan Loo. the chairman of the soMsere' committee, upon inritatiou. took tho stand, and expteinnd, as he u— iiBreton4 it, the intent and position of tho «oldicrs in the melter, and presented the reeolutiatii adopted bv tee Soldier,' Convention 4 which roealntreus ere pub­ lished elsewhere in this paper-which were read to the Convention by the Hi watery. | . On motion, the Coavwntioa prneowled The ZSm a neutral paper, withDemo- to ballot far a candidate for Ropmenta tivo in Congress. ratic tendencies also published at rand Ripida. says of Mr Footer. “Thoogh not MraoMUy in tho conflict. But the place to bn; tho election required by tew to be held in tho month of November,'* and which waa allowed to rerarin. not bring in contravention, under tho construction of the Legislature, with tho tonne of the preecut cunsritutien. It was made thrir duty to coostrue tho cooititutiun. cud to pare tews which should conform to ito provisions. Tho executive and al! tho departments of the State took part in, and have acted un­ der such construction ever since, and such construction, so uniform, must have ito weight, and eetde this question. Since the adoption of our constitution there have been some mno or tea amendI Uli-Uta proposed by the various Legietetures, which have been submitted at the general biennial election next succeeding the adoption of such proposed arastulmen to. The legislature approve-! a constitutiunal anwndment February 11, 1859, to be submit od at “the next general bi­ ennial eloctinu " Another was approv­ ed February 12, 1869. to bo submitted at the same time. Both of them wore, iu fart, submitted in November, I860. Amendments to article. 7, 8, 12, and 15 were adopted by tlie Legisteture March 15, 1861, and lar the terms of the joint rerolntion were directed to be submilted al the “next general election." as provided in section 1, article 20 (directly Legislature shall prescribe. Tho time was to be designated by the legislature Tho amendment approvv<f April 1K.1R39, wm submitted at the next fall election. Ths amendment apjuwed February 4, 1*42, was, by tho tonus of the joint resolution, to b« submitted “ai tho next : genera! election." Using the exact lan­ guage of our constitution it waa, in fact, submitted ai the next general election in the fall The amenduiont approved February 0,1843, waa to bo sutamltad at the next fall election. Another amend­ held on the first Tuesday succeeding the ment wu ajqwnved March 9, 1843, to be the first Monday rf November, A. D. 1862. Ths araen.lmost to our constitution, approved by the Legislature March 16, 1W6, in relation to tho qualification of elnctora. waa by the toms of the resolu­ tion to be subuntinl at tho “next gener­ waa to bo submitted nt the next “genet- . al election,” to be hold on Tuesday sucal elaetioe.” In 1849, two amendments ceediug the first Monday of November, were approved hr tee Legiataturo—one February 22, ana the other March 12. '< Ono wm to be submitted at the "fall election," and th" other at the next “general election.' Both amendments Igovernment has been, that tho term were submitted st the alert-irn held ia "nextgvncral election" .moans the gen­ eral bumnial election; and thia has conNovember, 1849. Up to the time of the adoption of the tinurd since the so-called •'general elec­ present State constitution, the term* tion," in the spring have best hold. Another consideration that presents “next general election" and ‘ fall elec­ tion” were used by tho legislative and itself is thia, that the eonstitation pro­ executive dspartmen to of our government scribes that .the proposed amendments interchangeably, and each amenilmanta shall bo submitted at the asrt yvevrri wece in fact submitted at tho general 1 Suppose that we ray that these spring election bold in tho fall at which the of­ ficers of ths State were elected. . ' elections referred to are general Men­ As before stated, in examining a writ­ tions, M claimed, and that those amendwere adopted by the Legislature tan imtrument, it mart bo pnaumed that manta ■ the words used have been employed in ’ thrir natural and ordinary manning. Marshall. Gh. J . m Gibbous v* Ogdan, 9 Wheaton, 188, mm thu language. ' ‘The framers of the constitution must bo 1 bo followed in amending it We are of the opimun that if any amendment was flat submitted ai the next general election, but carried along to another general election, it was not a constitutional subqpsaioe. and would un­ doubtedly aflfoct ito vaBdity. It wouM bo no submission, and therefore co part of ourpeveent coostitutioa. . Another canridsration that ha* great wrigtit, and one which enght to control the domritm of U»e I egialetore, ea it undoubtedlr would with tho courts, it in this: “Whereall the legitimato lighto Another rule ef consfruettoa of writ­ for asoertainiaatho meaning of the esnten instrnmants that govern courts at tew, and would be a rule of ronvtruction still thagpea that the aoastrnctioa re­ in oer bapremo Court-and thio body mains a matter of dowbt. In saeheaso should bo governed by tho earns nteo it seems dear that erary one called up­ of ooaatrnetioa, and their rules should on to sot. wboa, ia kia opisfoa, the pre­ have the same aright now Mia a court, posed oraiM wrraM bo o/doaMh sm—it is this: “When a particular con. rtitatiaaaMy, fa beam! upon foe doubt ■ ' Hugo and Rochfiirt will ptewni at the Hadingo Mar 2, 71. M next session of the Assembly a motion demandii^g tho im|<eachmcut of Najxde- K OJLi. on. Thelluko at Broglte has present­ Tl>. UrawnraS Frseonx ed his credentials to tho Queen of EngM. WRIGHT, ??? iMire. iu<Uac>.r<££I^Miantu*a’'*21ra ____ MORTGAGE »AL>_. •f NtSMSviua. Bsnr Cs, MM. Nplmidld Opportunity I Sfes.wkSrwfek.K; u,2<!r MAitcixcd sucirr. IrtiWiRi Spanish Government, the reply to which has not y«-t been made known. The Queen of Spain ia recovering from hqf recent ilhieei, and will soon resume bar Niles & South Bond radrcad. Thirteen hundred pupils are cmroBrd in the dfy schools of Marshall. The Saginaw JlrfMua comes out far Grant and Collax m 1872. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! Bucbanan ia to have a eehooi-bouM to aceornntodote MO pupils. BLACK * FVI.LKK, rrsTriolors. m I.. Ths Executive Committee of the State Agricultural Sociotr will hold the next State Fair at the place that makes the highest bid for it The strife will be close between Jackson, Kalamaaoo end Grand Rapids. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES. . SHELVES, ETC. A bank with a capital of 8150,000 is AMERICAN had been by rite tegwlati vo and execu tivn departments of our State govern­ ment before the adoption of thio oouatitteiou tho UM of the exact term in thia eoMtitutiaa, and ths amendment of tho old conotitutiun ia that particular, we must arrive at tho cooclusioa that they know what tho term “rart/ravrririiteria6 meant, and that they use it in the same eonae that they had Mforo. This la but nayiag thM no forced or unnatural con­ struction is to ba put itpca thrir lan- MARBLE IROCEIT AND Warm meals. St eta. Confectionery KALEOM KXBCUTIOX. Htareti. 4c. Eggs, Lord, P» TUXAflR KLXCTI0F. �Ti|« Ryrdsucv B\|tui^. RUMS Minuets Duims k JJHuHiuSB WHIM RAILWAY B GEORGE DRY linen rag very slightly darujieood. Al­ ways tenderly. Next, whenever the original varnish ooatfag is dull, brafeed. or rubbed, rwnrish it with thin nuutic varnish. Chromo*, like oil paintings, should not be hung in a dork room, but iu one with a diffused light; and nover expound to the direct rays of fae sun. The chromes, alter water colon, keep aud display better whou place d under Wx publish on our fate pegs ajfooe glass, as they lark tho protecting cover uf Um varnish. Tho largo chromos, of poetry "To-aaorrow” taken frnm a after oil painfings, diplay, aa a general papfr pnbHahed in 1822. It ia a very rule, bert when framed liks original Uno production and like thousand* of MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand Biver Valley Division DEC. 1*70. Losivrorirwe mentioned in tho arti­ cle, “A relie of 1822" that • ran™ piece of poetry eto-,fa its literary depart meat It sheold have road tow, following t ' Hush and tfcarlst fever prevails. Tho Middleville dramatic Association Indfana Railroad. The comity of Kent hare started off on an extensive tour. is full of papers, but novorthalaas the Rtfuitr bi filled with news, and from its udvi-rtirir.g patronage, we judge, has a good support. C. H. Cowdin ia its .’texte-ntw— *•••'■ Heal tildes pities*. Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. planters. Ths Artesian well ef Hastings and Picrraxi 1 Picrvus 1—Go to the Gallery of J. F. Minkler oror Bailey's the City of Hastings troubles our Mid­ I dleville neighbors sorely. They oomHorne,' shop ojrjojtn the Hastings house. Photographs, Gras and all kinfa^ pure us to Hickory Corners, or think ws niH-d a city about as had. Now that is of weturrs taken ia gool style. Hie storting pointe of this Route are at Chicago and Peoria. Tho central point fa BURLINGTON, on tho Missis­ sippi. It truvMsre Illinois ami ths whois breadth uf ffouthevn Iowa Near ths Missouri, its trank forks into three branches, for it has three western tar To Consumptives AU J. Mxve has really traariormed the old Stas Saloon Intoa good place of busfasse. Having sold hie old stare to Mr. V. Leias, be has bad to move up street We are glad to note ftio changes that have taxett plaoe the peat year fa that loealitr. HOWARD living three mile, east of town, on the state road, brought to our office Satur­ cis about g "horrible murder," publish­ day, three hens eggs, which were Iain ed in our paper from the Detroit Tri- by a common Brama hen, that were tau, written by a Middleville coeeepondaut to that paper. Tbe PMsifeb- ha* ' a little correction cf that affair aa fill-1 SANITARY Hastings AID 11.00. 13.00. Will retire from the active du- tie« of the firm, and devote his gnrd tn her getting money on tbe Life policy of hte late husband. Also we recommend Mr. Day aa a gentleman of promptness and reliability. He re­ quests all contemplating Life lararance to apply to him at Ann Arbor, for special DuTniuUoUdsi'lSnila.te time to doting up our hooka. A fifteen yeara btrsiness frnperitively requires thiajstep,fond we expeet our cturtomera will nt once examine their account*, Its next terminus is TAncoln, tho Capital uf Nebraska, fifty-five miles west of tho Miswuri nt Plattsmouth. This is the only direct avenue to tho SouUi Platte country, where tho sales of rail­ road land last season, rose to half a Tana ia mf uao of talking, if you caiilfou. want chdice groccri>-e at reascnablc fig­ Its third terminus is a Hamburg, and Nebraska City. ^Lt Homburg, it ure® enil at my store. makes cLmo connecttoua teriso a day, for St Jonph, fa's ten worth, Kansas and aett’.e the name by Cabh or I. A. Diuxx baa purchased the To" question. It is only another rase of tho b<umo and Ogar business of C. A. 01m lamentable wickedness of the world's peuplo fa so fearfully ducoiring a news­ stead, end in fitting up a very nice store paper man. Tbo-corroapondont certain- fin Tea, Tobacco, Ogan, and Conferty is blameless for tho mistake, ret it te a sad ca»’ for Mr Wheaton, and the contradiction should bo as widely pub­ lished aa was tits "horriblo mnnler” No¥i. Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from thia community, we shall now officr oar Gooch at great­ ly’ REDUCED PRICES u (Ut BOOTS AND SHOES and Prompt Paying Ciuttomen'. Peninsular Railway. Asmata lol'of those Ba*r Paran at Pucxxtx Caen Bronx. Everybody goes to m other in speed,; safety, or any to Russell A Nevins fur Be»tgue>l*ofall Pullman luxury of modern travel; and while on your way, survey the garden of IRisuis and Missouri, as well as 400,­ 000 acres of [imirie in South-western Iowa , now iu marke! st low prices and T.credit. Koop it then before people westward bound, “to take lbs Buriingwn Houle.", Beauty. The largest cclli-ctioa of publisi.e 1 iu tho United 8ti steady slrigtung die past winter, (with only ano or two exceptions). Last w«>k the snow went off without hardly any pevceptabto show of water, on account of the ground not being frosen. The wind came up with a Juab on Friday and drisd diingi up generally. , Sun­ day morning th<» ground was covered agim Ud Monday we had good slrigh- TOWN. BARLOW & GOODYEAR ing, Tuesday night it nearly all slid off thing will have an t£oci to help im­ again. At the present writing (Wednes­ prove the splendid water power fadlitire day) ths sun ia onl quite warm, and in this place. wagons are the cmlrr of the day. finest sp.citnens of chromo lithographs, | I’ranraa List or Noraxins.—Th» Sen­ steel engravings and fine wood angrnv-1 ate, Tuesday morning, last in executive inga ever affiirdi-d tho public. Thu j session, confirmed tho - following list of American Publishing Company uf R*it-1 Notaries Public tor Barry oont.ty: L, W. Wing, W. J. Webster, G.j land. Vt, desire an netire arent in every town, and yrfiagw, to whom they offer! Thomas, G. A. Pteveus, R. B. Night­ liber*] terms. Read tho adVMtisetuuut man, R C. Brindle, J. H. Deunfa, C. 0. of PARLOR ALBUM. Holbrook, U D. Hinkley. L. Russell, Mcsrcu. —Oar people will be favored G. W. Blade, J. Toepls, M. B. Ulmstead with a rare treat next Monday evening A. J. Walker, I* J. Wheeler, M- I* Iron the “Amphtona," consisting of William., W- H. Holmes, M W.^ikov, Prof. J- H. Pixley eesieted by & M. E. H. Bowen. A. H. Elite. W. L. Cobb, A. dark, 0. I* Rag, H Heugktalin, W. H. Hayfcrd, 0.-O. Bates, DeW. 0. Ovn-iuM—clear and cloudy. Wa are March—tug along. Bests os—Growing lively. Bcxxntxo—going to be brisk. Faroxr aa Uxitrcxv Dar.—It ia y geaeruBy accepted notion that Friday te an Unlucky day above all others in tho week, and firm beliovrre in this notion will probably not bare their faith in it Ex«tx*.x, at lu» Puirehouau » receiv­ ing doily, cur laid* 6r Plaster end sells Call at tho Drag store of J. P. Rob­ erts A C®-. for your Reward-of-Merit /As we go to press this morning we are cards A now supply jnat received, prettihaving a showvr mixed with thunder.— Skn indication of Spring surely. ArroixTxn —We learn that John Morris, Esq., of Charlotte, has been ap­ pointed Agent of ths Michigan State Prison, ss« Bingham. reUgasd. Mr. Morris will make a good agent for that A lwx.1 books, Speakers, and a MJ as­ Roeres Ossa Sioux, —Theyaro bound InsMntoa, Ha has had seeks experi­ sortment of Stationary at to keep then- nntne before tho people. ence aa keeper than, and his long eer£ P. Hoaxers A Co's, drug storeThey promise a Largo arrival of new Wjxtxb—About 25 cords of 20 inch dyMapfoWood. Also, eon.0 10 cord* dry wood. laqrire at tho Bxmraa Window and Door Frames, Milk Safes, and Brackets of every dcscriptiop. Gold & Silver Watches, n»« CAmld Jowotery. fag elaperi afara you were regaled with • scrawl from this enterprising section of oar mundane sphere, I deem it U duty to indite Uw fatereotiug facidaata Gncters Preuicn has been getting fa a Fob Facroai—-yard wide, at a six­ new tot of grwerire. pence per yard. eaD ea Barber A Bailey, Tar ‘Business Out-took" deserves Washington Block strath side of State attentfou, published on let page, J. C. WOODRUFF. to A per lb.- Onto—Finn bu. Apples-6i to 80c par Napoleon HI declared i ' Manx good wood could be -used at (July 14;) that on a Ft Ulis office before warm weather sets in. Detroit & Milwaukee R R and County, and from the brat store In HasUngs, call at the Washington Block- a *fitir view of the State Road (now aewybody doos not enjoy that dolictable priv­ ilege) and in Ute sublime laaguagn of Widow Be lott, "erf all the sights I ever heorn tell on," the number of logs pass­ ing oast, far surpasms ell tho rules of matbomatia. Tins, is the nault of bring in proximity to a saw trill, and wo Isom that over 300,000 feet cf togs hare been delivered to Mr. Quimby on Mad Greek. SAI Silra ui PUM I» ARCHITECTS CARRIAGE FACTORY Foa Saia, xr i Bixosix.—H. Mey hoff A Co. o&r far Sale 8 fcWcb. Ildteud Tables, Bar and Fixtures. j Wx, publish tlw village election notice aaxading to law, but don't on-oct tho village will hold any more elections, ns we will bara -Iteeu made a city before the OdlTuttolay in March. IJ.P. Boberts tor's course of Lectures at Haharrasann Medical College, CMrago. Wo are glad to soo him looking w. well and bam St I urn | XX TOWX. Co’s j 1 Prir»c Mtwiftraffi. '■HBKI 1 �ERIE RAHWAY.' , 1,400 mile* under MO mi iev without One Management Change of coaches. wurance Co. ef Coltunbu, 0- PILE REMEDY ,,-Jy >r ,rif f.ftri't-1— ; r>“TllE CHEAPEST AKD BEST. JH BKOJID CJlCCB-DOVBLK TR4CX BOCTK NEW YORK BOSTON, xVLBANY, K.M.OMOO SITjMT.M Rochester to New York, «<5 milca, : Bqffxlo to Naw York. 4^3 mites. Dunkirk to New York, 46t> taitea, Cl.-vateml tn Naw York, 625 niitea, Cuxiniiati to N. Y., WOmilas, ASP U FBOM taT ’22 to 27 Kiua T»s axoxrra aom 1T0 k~>«w. uiuinni t < M«IMUATBU X ■«!!!! FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATE/,! TWELVE COLORED BER­ LIN pattehnm: fBLVE MAMMOTH COLORED fashions: NINE HUNDRED WOOD CUTS! TWENTY-FOUR iftrurm PAGES OF »■«»»» •> toe pa*«to •* •**< veetotawi !■ aato ' v~«C«» »»d toe vlvute l» verli run. Ur । Ceaatx aad >tov« vf Mirtonu »4 ttowriM M tottoe*.Vs>t • UM mt Mrt >4 let Na (() la............................. ...................... big to manufactures, beat dMrrfUM Itorr? CesscyCas/t Emm, I. As riitopac UmCum Is to. Ceaaly lUrry ..4 Mtel«ctMklffn,mtoeto«mto a^vrApdhA U wahiMaheUred.MC.esV .MMto.toer TbaRutknd Vt, cbaern toetary mid k~» °*~ Tbe atrongmt vegetable Cher known is Mid to be the New Zeeland flax. oopraia w. ,‘um.ujc,xrus~« , r A Itoroa*. Alt'rr frr Ayatesee. We it d!SrJ2UE..’4.5-£fu--> The Miaaiaaippi and Miaauuri Raflmad will warn be oomptoted to Canton, Ohfo. .femThree tana of coal are aaH to rapeweent tha labor power tor ■ man for hia Hfotima. >m4. I. and tor suA mmh M IL eOtMugu. by whbb MuH I ivesutoW uv.MAwrtg.avbul re uel su prixMdi.g. ■« tow u |( bwa IkalilMrA le r«SM* I iipe. Um um.. fc’ w perl il<f» store t>reAy(lrva IMlWMft. I.L. • I., ___ tMCbeetact HL, Philadelphia. Pa. •nr OtdnimdBet uf tkt Eritrfin - ECLECTIC MAGAZINE essgs •oap ia a g.■J cement for fa.toning karoeeno lamp-bxraare. 'row.: J67Z Tha German aatroncmer. Striers, eara the inner nag of Batura hu fallen an tha body of the planet Tha newly diaoovwrd iron mines in Washington Territory are reported to be the richest ia America. w3 world cornea from Sicily, which produces 800,000 tons aamtally. • 1871. PRQSPECTU8 * CBM MB nr LEA DINO REPUBLICAN N,*,- Daurhey Gen. Sheridan haa pronouaoed in favor of Krupp r steal Rana, oaad in th. Franco-Praaeian war. ITS PLATFORM 8 O’CLOCK. EP»W •to btowi Is Me gtou AU ynsr l>r.g<i>t to Wu«>v'a M«ir Kutoraio*. mJ iu. .U~r F. palp Ig Mtas A‘y*. D"**-1*»IQl ggA jyg-JE । REMINGTONS $10 MABE FROM 50 Cts. •Kkwlvr to K.38uS7aU«^tMuiief£2Sr rjcAWdarr: '■■"--’•JftWn. V* <l»a A railing mill ia to ba erected at La- OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES. 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Amt. dS-iS^TAR M• to a ma M CarUaadtgt.yaw York. r&iwsss xtf&i Carbolic Tablets. ' 'Piepiiai Jj Di ' -•atfiSnro.. HEW YORK OBSERVER tmm oxi-wnu.i era. YEAR BOOK AND ALMANAC. n> Mzarujuj ^AJvcAftr i5T. wn Dr.AIKIN, OBm la. U OttaitU Good k-|ri- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-09.pdf e5cee080068edc54de525912f2531970 PDF Text Text S= HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MARCH 9.1871. VOL XV. Mr. Dowry’s frtend did not nrew the avlgect, for ba saw that it would ba ueeJoe»; but bis concern for the Hid* boy was not removed. A year aftmnxrd, ths friend at Mr. Lowry again eat at hie table. The Ut­ ile eon waa there, aimoat a head telW Beside hi* rdate waa a winertaa* but Lugar Uuu the uny thing tETrtvod titers a year itefota HaW Ortgrown that. Thk grew wro’ filled, wins th. bottle at wine went round, and raised to the boy’, lire with Quite an air, when tha otomilreak. “You must bear with mo, my friend," told the visitor, as they sat alono after dinner. "This putting of temptation in your buy1* way trouble* mo." Mr. Lowry triad to fool annoyed, and, to oarer what ho did lael smiled with an ap^rorenco of unconcern as ho an- Mtiul rol Stew Clfdj. parents, ristere, and friend* ' . Jobs wout into hi* fatlur's store, and Srthtomrtf aarereUyte work. At the toyltrm he had «eeu, beard, end teaznsd more alKMt the effort of istaxicaataon Up human system than . bo had known before, and now clearly comBrehoudcd, not only the rui? ho liadescaped, but the danger* that boerthi* way. “Ohl if I had not formed this eurted appetite I" ha arid often to .himself, in sorrow aad fo«r. "If my line ia child­ hood had only been, kopt free from wine I” • Months went by, and the now life “Can't got away from yuar bobby, I flowed on smoothly and snfolv. John is* Wou. every on* mart have *imo- grow more and more iutereatmi in bttothing to ride, if only fax amuaemenL" nse* aad fbowod both intelligrate and “Ilk aoutoddng more than a bobby,” Tdy heart get* Eghfor. trfa^r’iar/’ returned th* frtond aertously. "You may not have observed it, but I, after a •gid Mr. Lowry. one njornfcr, to£h& rear's aUonoo, can sre that .your buy wife. “Tho peril is orw with John, I has more than doubled hia quantity of trmt. I have Mwr known a young man take ao keenly to businma, .ana In Uua there iT*afcty." , ’ Mrs. Lowry sighed faintly, T%ere Stoves! DRY GOODS, ------r—-.--j. i Jr<topravad morel sea** No wino waa serv­ ed—* -little , to tire frioad's surprise. After dinner, the two go.-Hearer, retired to the librwy, and talked of old lifers aad old acqnaiatoaoa* . ; "What has become d W------ 's yuingeet Imj'.!” asked Mr. Lowry, re­ ferring to the eon of an old cotnpaufoa of former yean* I beard that bo we. * little ffet But 1 trust he has gR t-ver that." . “No, aadnsvor will, X foar," waa aaswored. “Poor W —— i It ha* abuort brokim hi* heart; and a* for hi* mother itfoUHing her." "Not so bad aa all that 1" said Mr. Lowry, a slight jiallar ovuniproading hi* HATS, CAI’S, DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES. Harnesses CROCKERY BOOTS. SHOES, ff IK m TH IM I TRIMMINGS As nnywhere in th ^tnte. ’ ' Eiaeiie tv Bds.nl Prices, aid n wiH, rami Satisfactln AND. FINDINGS OF EVERY DE * ....SCRUTJON.- . • ■ JOHN -V GREBIX HARK RFFSELL. SEWING MACHINE. CLOVER HI LLERS, FEED CUTTERS, . CORN SHELTERS, World WoltTr and Reaper, II1. MM.4M Sa Om-mA » IMt. n&t3s*t. Am! Mat mu with It compus. Qiilnp**MUt-T*Ate Suite* S*iw. Ordn-brlifo wfnhr ('unrr«i ior».iul.L. DODGE. mA Cl’RTlSS' PLOW : .... 1 ‘!1 fact- everything ' DregH,, ... glaaa, and bowed tha to drink, ! iwy-lipa taetad the ruby wine, and the warm blood ol ehddbcod took a more fervent haM. You ooekd aw the may check* put on a rpcier hue, aad tha bright cyee aporkle with, richer hutro. "1. ihaxaafo Mr. Lowry F aaked » lutimato friend of a urighboaag «ty, who happened to ba a gueet on the ooeaaioc. It waa after dinarc. and ho waa fitting alone with the boy’# father. “1 Munk eo.” waa the reply. "Pure • >w >e a good aubatanee. and u. to the deura.for dank, what bread ia to tha 1 "Water for thirnt. say rather," w[ turned the friend. . "No, wine. Our European neighbore ondcratand thi» batter than ww do. | Whole ibefr table-drink. and take* , . • - , . »&4&e line of lidaiM »<Mwr*arrr °-'J /te». Sviai asi iKtaikal ftitifls, I etekett Clioc*. ana J*we>rr Itepeued M4 * arrested. Mfiil.wt Mr. nardftgk” he laid, ithcbloaard manner "1 shall go." Hi, sister *rmfod, fur Hr- taww that nr.brother waa more than plowed with [i-» Farihr Harding, a beeufinu and :compliahcd girl, the daughter at the riy who was to give the p«rty. Tlw peileral topic now is. the CARRIAGE FACTORY Oity of Hastings, ' Rut the place tp byy, . GROCERIES store of • The purs wino and the m.xtereticm are not rtware given," replied the friend. "They,are preu here, ' wneoald with nu air of .mingled pride aad aalf-exmfid'1OSS;1. «» «Jy F» wtoae." "Without the admuture of alcohol ?” “Without, of oouroe.M ' Hie friend shook hie head, anowuriag: “Alooholia the jroduct af feoaanto.' tioa. Etiuy giaas of the bast wine you “ th* Ung. etotne Thoma* When ia a chiuroey likc a chicken f— Wbea-iVtoSMiaAwV t,d ।. _t When ia the wuethur hka -to aroefary .hop ? Whgn tfaaaoggy. ■.. ; «frre*pundta»h - Bar. Wm. M. Thayer, open the subject of OemmunterWine'. It revived thmigirts thaf-iusvc-often tombfod.mo r Ml toirtrtwr, 16U. spoil­ ing of an exortfoa! aennem aBbct ft0 (food Shoptosd -whose dyfeglore wc were to o^meeteoeafo at Ute efoto of Che morning temee ft wdrto if im muMnsBy intaresting oecnxfon. - !fot only baaMaMrtoitbhb wifoi to > rtoditore.aadnow'ahohaaeaa were tea pfhous to ufa'rto with tk«- church Why is the earth like a bl. and not only waa it thb tfrrt-timo of bur Beeauae the abiMrea <4m* wantnicc in our Sonaexrf worship xfnoo I . cc-.d. ere snlargod ana rttfitrnlthM -'fi, fert ftAFimkWre'a .rigafe tees to bo Hie first-fene our young pat-' tor. recently erdJiihitd, nisi' to nilWiiBW the solemn •rrricol ' and ft’ wnn'Ncw Year's day/ .when' HuT bring* u« to thlftorfl dfflfo Wrote, tM we peute’tAvejofoo In (tod. M -we re&w M wrAuf the pa.ti Wu thbro not. Accrtpii U 11 A W&e itDtyMtit Doon I srretj'wtoeh «R n -greift pet ' M jaw' ail Flitei Ware. iXtsre “MhnfetU dWervnee brt wren the North Dote and .the South Itotofl'-re "IVhy.aU thedifteWto in the wtrUA repJWa Igfly^wiliingtf;. MHJWl the an tn _T6 consoletboii of pur wadegijrltoL Ihare mil Tinted Europe.’ w* would lit-, fohn'them that the two chUfii df Antore '• iea have novor Boon that <ounu-r,-4ho 1’rS.ubmloXtko Uait.d.aittteA red..tb^ Unparor^f^Rflpil. ... ... ... ,.A L1;;w pcrattoa- There' Castings and Repairs " A dead bent i> aaH to bo * lire 1m- urn—the £n> of death ! And I fhnnkwl God that 1 eeu2d r.r; reformed frffo brats nr lire htnuo, ifutjtrmil wii'al!' ’ offt “TtWak thi’ifartxt winr fo hedh’waaonhim. He waa moody and arient tuitred! W-fted^-Wnii’nre 'MIcAIat the breakfast table—not ahamo-faewd rppi boatman p»t« thrf^uAifisni^r * H6‘i or penitent. Undid not leave, the house with bit father, aa usual, but waited un­ can, in ^ringtimo. 1 -Had fort.-1 ffre‘| til he w» gone, and then want out bcurrt 1 dreik^jf farting W'drtsWfig. j It tastoi good.' twort, sh'srp aitt'lftgiSf "Whore la John r" aak<4 Mrs. Lowry with anxiety in tune and voice, when but I rimld hxrdly 'hefp dital-Kj Inert1' 1 h«r husband camn in at dimur-lim* . of wise that war n<»-wIeo, arSiterffait "I don’t know bo hasn't been at *J»o biteth like u tBrpsnt, than of flfo Lilted shed cm Cilvary In a femr;£feu?nrr Mrs Lowry atagMrtd ax the word*, aw very pale, and uuik into * cbatr. ■tomaeh was all oafi^t i wto painfrfl, but “I wreld like to aao you a moment a aurt of cool burning; and bud tS>c«r "Nbt at the aturc 11 alia exclaimed, in of xactifiad-akxihaL: Shrt» thomatoa,'; she arid to Err husband. low. dirtreaami vche. “Ob' it ia s retorowl drunkard, T hare not a doubt sad thunit»r?o<lj-fur..uert. / fua.-j Mr. Lowry webt out, and tie friend oadfui! My aon! My aon F that I should gone enuy, and wjth to^heard for *omn momenta the low mur­ . HydrochkrMn wC^aieia has bean ffvni*c helplaauM* tough: the Gntwhuiamur of voice; near the library door. BiEs-as Then Mr. Lowry catna back, a marked ter anguuh. Her aon lied fallen a*ain. cy to Be found. chauga in his fore, and said, in a repress­ and a fall like thia ia too often the kiwii For many yeore the churoh haa mourn­ ed voice: "Excuse me for a little of hope. It revaale the conataut great ed over thia evil; strange that no w»y tow gittna par diem to one of MgW while," and left hurriedly. Nearly half peril in which thoee etand who haw yuata, wOlaoCb* fcand too large >4*. one® loot eolf-controb John did not outrfth. difioolv Las Uaw fcmail come Lome until late that night Hir The moreat prejudMW to n senseless idea The ia*rorato<wA fc, npd aad MUmd. condition we will not describe. A week bedda the churoh yet ia chains. Soma cbasrfttlnaaa of manner that dsd not of iaebriattea fulluwwd, cading in a de, think ws mitet nao wipe .bequue Chrirt, hide from hia friend's keen obaerrntion eroe of proaUutica that obiigvd him to usoil it when -fie. instituted tire onlii^tha trouble and disquietude that lay bo- krep the benuc for many dap. Thou came renatitaiins gn<4 sad »jLW.:tte»» eueeeedbd hr new roeoluCdifol Tec y«uug Ai tea-time, tire buy wo* absent man went back to bhrine K^htnrffltch "Where i* John f’ asked aa older sis­ and mortified, ynt d<it«Tmin«f »» bbnrore ter, with ooncoru in Irer voice and eye*. than vrer on'hi* guarL .11 a *n-Hen “I don't know," yge the mrthar'a re­ full had roroaledto himelf tbo pccil ip ply, and tire frietsd MW a quick glance which he atood . „- .. of iukli^mos £ul pf «»d rooming, Far over «ix tnanth* Wm* Lowty. pan Imtwaon, her and her husband atoerf vigilantly on guiird. During- that John did noimalre.lii* appsaraaoo at ported he had clediwod half » dor.ru Inthe eight o’clock breakfast next marn- vitatiana to panic* and roceplMiua, bee iag, a fort on ‘ wjuob no remark wna cau*e ho knew that the highly rwnecto; made. Mr. Lowry tried |e talk chaer- Me peutflo who gave them, would, for fully with hi. frioud. brt it wu* mere the 8m, hteke drinHrigwafoc’ta of ttelr TnMwLLfe.i.ObM hiuw* and Oder enuewnoau M ybimgritfodn-krepnr for-scdHi fld4unMM«ll------------------This rocial erif-dsniri fhafod tb» the* oars kb» feitor ta getting dreak ofdSLsnoas, vet ' Wafchts, STEWART k. 8TEISHOFF. to liimaclf in bittarnX m rogret, and in "the . reapoaxibility.of nil Utb _But .he dtd net .find1 hia ion klirL Hurding’ii and trout back hotuo with bowed bend and aching heart. Tbay did not guard him aa they should have done. Wine and beer were roiuraon beverages at those tabla. The poor boy bad hi, uut» Hliated at th. b- gimuug, aad now appetite is hia matter. 1 pity them all, but moat the unhappy young man who ia to aosetv, and loot to kiraaolf." ’ A long srieuce followed, and wbon the oonraraation waa renewed, it tonebed an- ALL THE BUTTER AKE EKS IK BAHRY COUNTY, For which tha Highest Market Pric* will bo Paid. Mr. Lowry and hi. family were thura —father, mutber, brother, ur.d sitters. After tha guoet* were preeented to th<f bride, they paaaed In groups to tin- »upper-room. A ehirrr of 1o4r run down to the heart of Mm. Lowrr aa. on eatar> iag, a Wrong acent at wino touciiod her nortrib She waa leaning <m tha nns of her aon. “Oh, John!" the whlxperud, doe* tc bin car, "be on your ouera !” 11 The young man did not reply. Tha tm<iU of wiuv had touched In* em*o ah »a, and with a thrill of rJeaauro awaken­ ing the old desire. - "Am T not oaft enough now?' ho ud< to himself. “lime anl abstinence have ginm m» now strength, l am not tha wrak l»oy of two or three yeen ago.". They ]«Mo<i into the supper-room, where the crowd was very great, ,und John was soon s>marntMl frtnn bia muth- NO. 45. inhuweighborhoOd. Alaa, how maUy there were I ’ Two or . Wiree in every block, with deoreoprtttag on wave Hint Mtodertroatfon. Bathe fcite.1 ia the arereh of bls Ney, end - rerereed. wlfif the hrertwotto. to M* hired. John did not got htmie until Into that night. When Ids moihbr, w^o had beta anxtouslr writing for Mm^ met him uu tho rtrir*. feri was to overcome with drink that she had to support him to hi» rente! JT6 wonder that fie came down’ tote oft iho next morntag. What was to be done Y Row anxioua- Bafwby wag anything; relNd "wtokat «!!• ' BecaMe i wift hf» aa mesh like thateta* Cheirt u*-' cd, aa mtltort*/ we. nraaDy got r Whyelia^to aijawg? Wig torelmiaitMa. over a color L . rFgtactfoi, Iv' We' arer er maeh,grtU»_»mo uumrfal Chrirt ■ ■ > �mtr U Mill manto have been, unleM proper^ ondM stood aad appreciated, only a porttoa of toe eerrice they might be to th* people, ia eecurod. Oonaequsntly wa ask atten­ tion to th* feUewiag eagg—tinns, oateu- Republican Nominations. 1st With th* groat reduction of port age a few yaara ago, oama tboea useful little gum-tiekate, postage stamp*. Their dent* pre-pay thair pvatago, qt the roanling-room, at borne, or wherever they happen to bo by simply affixing th* stamp or using th* stomp*! Mxvetops— Tot with all thaee faolittea, many peo­ ple aad even buaiaooa men buy one stamp at a time and then expect the poeCmaa- adbmw to the principals of the Itepubb can party, but who aro buiey riding •OUM perormal hobby, aad giving word* of good sdvto* to our leader* geasroDy, Mtn ths beat method* of managing th* rMponaibdittee in th rir taro, and rouforiag th. party which they guide, a “na­ a particularly oaeroua lahar. They have thair owa party aad party friend* to attaad to ; their own mighty lataroaC* to protect, aad bring peculiarly patriotic How they can find time to attend to tbo Bopublman party, give to ito friend* tkmb.nrft.of thv-rlong polrtic^ axpe- ley Diviaica of the Michigan Central Rail Road whiah went into operation an Monday. I*nmtMaUy, thia card annihi­ late* th* boriMte of th • pecpl* of Ha»ting* with thoo* of tha Gty of Jack•an, aad ia a blow to the prosperity of thi* County, itiat we had no reaaon to expect from the management of thi* Rimd. Heating* did more than aay other Town along th* Un* of h* popula­ tion aad mean* to aid in th* conriructmu of thia road, with the expectation that it would improv* th* buma«e* focilitte* of the place largely and enable W. Ferry to the Senate of the United Stale*. No better man could have been thooou, and w* have no doubt hia offi­ cial actio* wOl attest th* wisdom ot the Oanveatsoo, and that, ia thia inetanea tb* man Landw.hr, Guards, artitery piouMro in th. Boas de Boulogn. ia the afternoon. Priao. Frodarick William. G*n- You Moltk* aad Count Von Biemarkw.ro ateo preMat The Emperor sot* out for Berlin in a few day*. It ia rumored that Napoleon ia to retu* to an estate in Bohemia. Th* King of Sar­ dinia ba* writtea to th* Gw man *wp»ror, expvsering surprise at the hard term* imposed on France, eepecially a* to ter­ ritory. The German force* har* been ordered to retire from the line of the lamur. iag—Dead at Night" is given in thia number. Thi, iatrrestfag and wvll-told atot^ by Mr. D. Walrf Mason, ha* fairly won for th* author a cordial wel­ come from all the road st* of “Hanrxa.” Them aro beaida* tha aariafa two inter••bug short atoriee—“An affair on a union and.harmony in tha ranks, aad Tombstone" by Katherine G. Ware, the the wisest action in the halls of Lsgisla- scene of which is laid in Portland during ranged with th* Faanch Gorerament far tion. ■ W* oor.gr*tulato Mr. Fortsr on the groat firo, and "Bix-and-Thirty," th* relura of Bourboki's soldiars, and hi* nnmiastem. and the Repub&nans of tranalated from tha German by C- O. th* transfer of the entire army will occu­ too State and Nation, that, as toe sucpy ten days' time. Prince Frederick csseor of Hr. Ferry, they bar* eacured ' Charlo* has been appointed Cummandsr so able and true a man InXSdef of th* Army of oqcupatioa in Speaking of this nominatioo, to* M. Thier* decline* to make a treaty of Grand Rapid* aay*: rouituerco with Germary, on th. ground With great pbaanra and pride do w* K> the name of our justly popular that France ma*t imitate th. United w-riiuan. Him. Wilder D. Fu*tar,at Slate* aad reatoro her equilibrium by lb* bead of our column* aa the Repubh high tariff*- Beriin wa* illuminated can candidate for Reproeentatiro to Cunteat night, the Em|>r*a* and PrinteaeM grosa; aad we enter upon his support being received ia the street* with euthuaaun. Th* Belgian Governnwnt ha* opened imupc-iili for tbo return of ty. Pana ia rapidly resuming ito ordi­ nary appearance, though tos citiaens etili continue to maniteet their hatred of the Germans by mobbing tboea who in any way affiliated with th* invaders. Nearly all of th* barricades har* be*a removed, and fears uf disturbance are rapidly subsiding. The Paris paper* i have roooaunenced publication, and ex­ hort toe -popular* to . remain quiet, and not otnlmrvaaa the Government. Tha Second Army haa comment*! th* booieward march. Tb* reported intrigue* in Sd. Ilia suppoarf by aaMJ that 10- ter* aro more “sure to go” when handed to a P. M. or assistant than when quiet­ ial District will again ly dropped into a latter box, or that If half cover**! with requasia, for haato honor herorif by electing him as the Ao., they will go faster. These era sim' aucasMOT of Hon. T. W. Ferry in the National House of Reprucntatiro. . ply mistakxw. Mails aro kept open aa The 7te»s« a neutral paper, with Itemlate aa sura connections can ba made ocratic tendencies, also publiahad at aad all tetasro and paper* despatched. Grand Rapids, says of Mr. Foster. Thap by the aid of aharp ayed agents "Though art personally in th* eonon the postal cars, attendant* at the poet ofitoee. carrier* by steamborta, stages, and the mounted courier away tlvey go to th* people on th* opening of th* to the groat cities, the thrifty villagsa Road through to Grand Rapids, and if mntisued until thia tun*, would, in our ■pceading, ever gtorioa* Union. A wonjudgment, hav* b*en found ■ paying dcrful braided net work of intelligence, inveetment. At loot, under that ar- industry and care of convenience, joy, •arrow, profit, lose, death and life i* th* postal ayatem- The mail bag* am full PRINTING felicitous iranalatioa from the German of Ruckert, ouetributad by B. B. Conant. Another short poem, '*111* Magic Mirror," by aa anouycaou* author, oom pl* las tos poetry of the number. In the Eesy Chair there ia a charac­ teristic critimsra of Jeffvroon a* “Rip VanWinkle/' and an apprownate earay on the Lyceum Lecture aad lectures. AU the member* of tha Joint High CoamuMvu (the commission appointed for th* aetllement of the difieuttis* be­ tween the United States and Great Britian) met sociaUy for the first time last Saturday night, at the reaidtnee of the British Commissioner*. An elegant dinner had been prepared far the occa­ sion. On the American side war* proa- k5E Keg HASTINGS MAEHLS WORKS! K TOPS, MANTLEH, SHELVES, ETC., romprohanriea, u>- • flir Charlotte by thi. ar- tec very small eorelopea, which aro of­ r having accompli.h- ^ngement i* w.ll eaougt. <wrommodrf- ten daactnd in the moat tiny and deli­ *“* faT »b.v—1~ ed, but to the detriment of all th. oth.r cate [>enmanahip which fair Indy hand* Then to., perhaps, these little pi.ee* .long th* line—aad yet thi* very can use i winter Halting* rateed by Tax and paid Lettero are directed with poor or pels ink. But ws fear that their words of coua- । both tbo principal aad intern*: due on making a severe tax upon to. eyes, and •el hare acmetbing etoieter in them. Bo her R. R. Baud*, white tbo people of a loos of procious moments while Jehu long hav* they prated of evil thrngi, oo Eaton County refiued to pay even their is yelling for hia mail bags at the door many evidence* hav* they beheld ia the intrreri on their Bond*, and yet lacili- and his impatient steeds are prancing to ' vie* if it on;.* from th* Devil” and will Mt upon it gladly. But wa mi ftrot know tort th* ad visa ia good, a: that Democracy ha* ao fallen ia km with Liberty, Equality and Justice, aa nelly t* han no intention of working the party “ ntally bound to thia poKtteal Trinity a laatiag hurt, will w. be ready to Eaten to their prognostic*tiaM of evil. Until then we will only any, you are altogether “too kind.’* ttee for buain***. the want of which will practically dertroy our City, aro extend­ ed to tha poupte of Eaton County, to th* •xnlurion of Barry. From thia Time-Card, “Good Lord de­ liver na." ia th* united prayer of th* bueineee man in the County of Barry, aad certainly in it the traveling public will moot heartily join. W* truet both ia their own aad the public internet, thia pravM- of th* people may be h**ded by tbo Oficen of the Road, and farilitiaa be Own Ruasow —A friend inquire* why, from time to time, wo print article* look­ ing toward tha re-nomination of Priwident Grant in 1872, and l>«gging u* to desist from doing eo. W* anawsr, be- It doo* Mt Mod argument to show that oar present Tariff ia a revenue maesure. The naked fort that mon priaa and tbo devrioputert of th* pcodnetrn rscource* of oar country, assert &at in tb* existing Tariff revwaue ia no roe toder*tine to all, they do no-.mtetead mage ef taiae ia high, becau*. our need of !■»*■** ia great; but there ere pertteoter dutme whfoh aro higher then th*7 woeld be if rwveuM were the cole ferry from Baa Franoeeo to Oakli dtjeot—aro higher for the robe of Pru­ l,M0l» 1,600 too* a day. thus ST&SEhSlSSii Congress, in that State, wilToecur on Tuesday next, the 14th mat Of th* auoooaa of th* Republican Scket, State, 4th. Um good aired anvetopea, aay number four or firro, direct with good and will be found squally vigilant in black ink and a bold plain hand, and promoting the interests of his conatitu90,000 postmaster* and their halpera “We, of coursa, shall not adroMte hia election in these columns hut his 5th. Young ladte* aro **j>*cially re­ quested to gii* ho*d to th* 4th auggwtiac, and by ao doing will ensure th* car­ And the Grand Rapid* BroMvri, a tain delivery of their letter*, without Ettle the moat bitter political ahrot pubdanger uf lose, and thereby relieve th* Uthed in the State, and not remarkab.e agent* of the Ifopartnirat of many rex- for “that diarity which oovereth a mul­ atiou* complaint* about lost letter*. titude of .ina," when >peakmg of polit­ Oth. Register all ealuabl* package*, ical cppinrnts, *ay* uf the nomine* : and thu* ensure their delivery almost be­ yond th* pomibility of a doubt mart esteemed and worthy citiaaa*. Il* haa tha confidoncn and reapect of all who knew him. H* » a man of triad integ­ iMend Utter, but obtain Bank Drafts, ■ rity, and of tin- purest moral .character. Money Ord ere, which will secure yt He is eniphaticallv above reproach. Ia •gainst p —ilriliiy of loo*. *Q hia bnaines. relations of life that man cannot !«■ found who can eunoasfully charge him with wronging any an out of a angle dime. He ha* built up an immnnee trade in thia uity, and aceumu luted a handsome fortune, and it ha* Wo team that Hex. Jawxa F. Jor and l>Mm dona by honest industry and hard other parties iatorveted ia th* Fort work. Wayne, Jackson A Saginaw Railroad “And to hia credit be it mid. he lias har* purchased the Fort Wayne, Munae and Cincinnati Railroad, a hn* 100 mite* in length, running from Fort Wayne to CcmnersviUs, Ind. The value of the road M |2,000.000. Thia road will be run in connection with the Ft W, J. 4 8. R. r Conn*r«ville, th* termmua of the road, recently porchaee^ ia only sixty Mufe. /roa OacinnrtL At Connerovill* the road eonnect* with the Cincinnati *o4 Junction South Bend Ibfuttr say*: Railroad to th. metropolis of Ohio, and The affair* of th* rood aro ia a moot ateo with th* Whitewater Valtey Rail­ excellent condition, and th* prospects of road foe Ciarinroji, and rt Muna. -wito th* Beltefontame railroad for IndianspoH*; alse, « Cambridge with the Jefler•onvills road tot Louwvflfo. It wfll bo aeon that thi. n„]y aoqairod Hn* forma ning into thi* chy. . sons* very important ooaMrtiaaa, and tn The mine paper remark* ia regard to the obstruction* thrown in the way of completing th* tan mile* of railway be- la that portion of th* “Rrf Book of Michigan," praparod by Adjutant Gene­ ral Roberteou, aro eome highly interest­ ing riatietfc* which eet forth the com of the war to thi* Stat*. Th* aggregate ilOCEIT ASS man's brtteb, be quickly rose by indust­ ry, peroevcnincc, aad sobriety to fill high places of trust. Now, ripe in years and fruitful in knowt-dg* and experi­ ence, ho proposes, for the benefit of th* workmen of touounrtry, to write in the columns of Tax MaxcracTCua exo B< :unxa upon such topics aa will, in hi, gwi judgment, tend to encouragv an ! al the same tinted satisfy the thirst for knowledge snd larn of right living. Ia regard to the Murmcrran axe Bmu>ia—the perio-Ucal which he has chosen IK THE BEST STYLE Ing remark* which recently appeared in a prominent Journal in Fbiladalphia. Say*the editor; “Wa har* aeldrwn received a period:1 1__ _____ - 1_ _____________ tion than to* JfWrtwr —d ffmAteDerigaad to oommunieat* to the tnaaees of the people a knowfodg* of Uu> useful art*, it answer* a porpoM that is both lagitimeto aad eondadv* to national proaperity. Ito arecution is really beau­ tiful. and ito subscription pnee but 11,50 Uje exactly what tb* intelligent mechan­ ic end the ambitions laboror need. Americans mem so absurdly uppoeed to mechanical pursuits, that we weleoms anything that tends to arooe* in their nuuda a lov* of toe useful arts. Th. "JUDICE" astk°Nomy New Advertisements. WASHINGTON BLOCK, Michigan _Exchangi . ~ w II ■sm. taka a tending port ia tbo prodsotrve in­ do,try of the Worid.” Thia journal ia pubHahed monthly by Western It Company, 17 Park Row, New Tcrk. The subscriplion pries ia only 11,50 a year. H. Asm. ia AgMt ftr Harting, and up to July Slat, 1870, for bounttea. pre xniuma, *tc.. n> 81,784.408. Th. the road from Nil*., to thi* city’ being amount paid by ooMtfoe aa bountte* to trarofomd. teptbar with ih* rigUrf way through Ninth atroet, to the Air nOlMB^lO. of which sum Wayne Line, and toe okaer proposed roada county paid 88®>,42Mm. Th- amount dropped. That the Air Lm* ha. the expended by th* varirtie oowntMa tot legal right to lav ito track throogh ! law of IMS, reached in the aggregate j Cot Georg* W. Lee, ' ; who waa during almoat th* entire period ' of th. war U.S. Quartermaster at Dw•tot, bseborosdia thia State Iff. 144,11“. ' la addition to tha above expenditure*, foe various town*, ward* and cities of the 8M >xpeodod or mcorrod KahiliMs vicinity, for th. -d, rf Broil Tro- front tha aboro Ncxwwy Hatting* Mm t,*n. 8m Fatty ai Qnuoul ftitai �T^e i\cf<JoLic^|< le City of Hastings! soma mux - GEORGE FOR ALL POINTS EAST A WEST. 42840645 ■ 1CHIGAR CERTRAL A R. Grand River Valley Division of our Village in every respect. There aro many things to lock after, many things that need attention. Wo might ebon of House HR No. IM, emitted. A tall to tacorperate the city of Hast tags; wtooh mottoeprevailed. Ob motion oCMr. Grant, tho bill waa Jteittsrrtwi'— Hal tipK» Ikticg. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. 1 Gallery of J. F. Minkler over ,Baitey*a1 Harness shop opposite the Hastings hoaee. Photographs and aU kinds Bemoral Barber Shop. I have removed over Bariow A Good­ of nictureo taken in good stylo. year’s Store, opposite the Bank. Fel­ How to Make Moneylow tho Sign up stairs. I will bo happy Send to the American Publishing Company, Rutland, Vt, for thair beau­ tiful Specimvn Book, end make ten dollare tho first day you show the book. Btxxra office Wo will get them up in gool stylo on good paper. Call aed Boe. Republican Township Committors are | requested to observe Urie notice. 4w column, eoncermng th« Parlor Album, and you will get faL particulars. The Parlor Album contains mon­ beautiful embeliohmcnta than anv other work extant The Sjxwimun llook ia seat free on receipt of postage. SWISS BELL RINGERS gallon at Hicks A False. Iuuiom for sale at a bar; UNION HALL ■ETEE Peninsular Railway Tar Bs.ua. W rarnr*—Pretty fair. CHOICEST tho provisions of thij act are hereby rspetted* Which motion prevailed. The bill woe than peoeid. a majority of all tbo members elect voting therefor. Ute vote stood 76 to 1. Representa­ tive Garfield being tbo only member voting against it “Ha probably was crasy." The bill will no doubt pass the simple rates for home use, wili more Senate this vwk Friday, and then it io than repay tho root of maaiftg amd keeping thorn ia repair. * * oua worthy townsman, Hon. R. J. Grant While other places are putting them far hte energy, and dillegenoo iu getting in, lot Hastings this important matter through before tho 14 th, far in doing so, he eared us a great deal of expense attending tho bolding cf the Charter Eecuon. Tho election of offloora far our City will occur on the firet Monday in April, tbo same time aa the usual spnng elecfams aro hold. Our city will hare four wards—aD north of ThornapjJe river being the why the work eaa not progress. Tbo first ward ; south of tbo river an<^l probability is that, if Mr. Gtiger had managed this well from tbo start, sneof Fall Creek being the swxmd ward; south of tho river, west of Fall Creek wo all would have boon drinking minorto Church Street being the third ward ; al water to-day, but mH to, we think river being the fourth ward. Tha fol­ Mr. G. has had moat 'too many Irons in thofire" atones. Borno of them have lowing are tho officers to be elected : Hastings, To Consumptives. <fei W W, bad l»n Ukaa up tar dissection, the grave waa opened aad the body was gone. A complaint was drawn up by the Peneemting Attor­ ney whOo than at Middleville, end a HOWARD SANITARY AID These aro tha facts in regard to the matters coming to light, but whether there is any foundation for tho charge against tha parties arrested, remains to Will retire from the .active du­ ties of the firm, aad devote hia time-to closing up our books. A fifteen yearn business impcrittvely requires this step, and we expect our custoinera will at once examine their ^counts,' and aetUe the same by Cash or Notx. what was at that time, to wit; about a year ago, Jones’ Dental office If such waa tho ease, there waa nothing but a thin board partitton between tha two rooms, and it would hare been impossi­ ble for Jones to have been ignorant of the matter. It was not my intention to do more than to give the facts in the ease, eo far aa it has eome to light, and Mayor, Recorder, Treasurer, Four Aiderman, jsuur Justices, Marshal, one Supervisor. (The Mayor to act aa Super­ ior during the regular seesiaas of that Board.) aad tour Constables. tortainmente at Union Hall next Tues­ day evening. We predict far them a crowded fiouso. New attraefioae aro added to thia popular company, and tho original W. IL Peak is with them him­ self Tho net proceeds of the entertam- BOOTS AND SHOES enough of Hfo or aifaii to warrant the display of flaring type in a newt paper report, “wait and see" u the motto ia thuaaae. Our advice m, however, that “ao a os ixkx owe soex" not let any body know it, for "yon knowhow it is yourself." Somebody “Parmaa Maron.—A letter with a might got up an artificial blow for tho match stamp attached will bo a long sake of gaining a “point." Theas potato time getting to the writer having to go may be quite sharp, bat it io Sard to by the way of the dead letter office A totter was last week put in tho poet office directed to Mr. Abrl King, M. D, 7B7 Broadway, New York City, with a mart stamp attached You can’t foal old birds with Chas’, neither can you fool Uncle 8am with those kW of stampo— ia Ihia.Boetion. About two a weak ■ the avenge of those kind of stamped tetters received st the port office in thio counting it as a “bad job,'consequently, tern saloons, and Ims whiskey. They -PraxT A Gmmsis —The old pamoers aro gotting "Educated" up to the point in the art of singing, gave aa entertain­ without the aid of another party either. ment to a large audienew at Union Hall The future reoord of Hastingv. ia bright, Monday evening. Mr. Pixley's voice and, ia other places they soon eaa aea sounds clear end musical as of old, while chronicled through the medium of tho Mr. Grannie’ seems to bn lousing ito for­ press, “The Qty of Hastings on tho mer compass and power', perhaps on ac­ Grand River Valley Rad Road. Ona count of suffrring with a cold. On the Ever thankfUl for the largo Patronage we have received frflm.1 this community, we shall now offler our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash and Prompt Paying Customers. BARLOW 4.600DyE*R slopes Over-land and traffic chooes this reliable route more and more. Ito next tanaiane io TenrnJa, the Capital of Nebraska, fifty-five miles west at tho Mtewxri at Plattsmouth. Thia is the only direct avonao to tbo South Ptetta eowutry, where tho Bales of rad­ road tend last soaeoti. rose to half a findow and Door Frames, ifijik and Brackets of W. H. Pxsx.—The original 8co lx Wxixxxx—Wanted. Nxw u> Vi-.ruui Buns Grvxa have received trcra N. P. Boyer A Co, Pa, samples of Imported Norway Oats, Alaike Clover aad Chester County Mammoth Cora, wkteh wo shall be glad to place info* beads of some fur at the coming spring election.— good farmer that they mt bo properly That is right Bend in your calls early. It is also well to hold your sion of R8 per month. jj. ; convenlibns in good seaaon, so as to have Ths examination of the gentlemen sc- I your _ ballots printed, and everything cased of Grave Robbing occurs to-day st j w;,xn„, tliJTy U14J1—rn. __ T—I . . 1 Go aad bear the Swiss Bell Roger. Fremont Engine Works. lwlt.—We Hruii !—For the City of Hartings. Warns—Some porting dona to car Detroit & Milwaukee R R 7838 FonFacroar—yard wide, at a six­ Tiur is no waste to Hyperion cured pence per yard, call on Barber A Bailop, Cod-fish : it fa picked end denned read/ •Tritans.—-Wo have, through tho kind­ note CfMr.-A Mrs. Brraell. retired a Washington Block south tide of State for naa Btebbine A On. knap it Iw chcico package of dewno tod Ooeoa-nut OrrsMira k Go's is the only' place in •H puddings and Hastings where you can buy Hyperion Teaohe rs11 , Call at th« Drug store of J. P- Rob­ hwwto»ako them. It u nioo and w« erta 4 Co., for your Rewnrd-trf-Morit advise all to try kt Among other good canto. A new supply just roccrved.pretil- at Battle Creek last Tuesday, on the things they keep it forsate at thair GroW3M INI Jl Good thing far Hartings! Ma. Gao- Cxanx haa rwojmoed the Old gallery accugrod by Mra. Btowtil be­ fore tbo fire, on Je&CTcu St nearly op­ > bao sold hie lot end building, next to AakteyrBhrfti.DragStaM, what wm , terne foetid Beak, to Hen. Daniel Rtti. kar, wkofatomte fitting it up far aaof- Prices Moderate. �intts. '■tghx ninorat. roter* nr ■»» toxx arn »x» rjtatasA am tvx OIL REGIONS OF FEXFSVLVASIA ran xaiLwar uxxxne non Bocbeeter to Now Yorit, 38$ mile* 3Mfl t»CfWK^iSC L^rr:«j Cleveland to New York, B25 nuta, Cincinnati to N. Y., 8W mD**, AMD an won rar~±l to tl MUM xb* »no*ru aorrx ONE THOUSAND PAGES! FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATEn! ** TWELVE COLORED BEKLIN PATTERNS! * TWELVE M^MOTH COLORED aataleente flregUy rar 8G0 mita without change ofeoadwc fieh without oyea * 1^® K***1"*’ "»•» “ the known world NINE HUNDRED WOOD CUTS! TWENTY-FOUR PAGES OP JpSRp ’oSdVA^W. 5LOCVM At ■ a Hain... Att >. >.- aaa.lt. >u Tn*n.An'!lwAmr.H warrig, MORTGAGE SALL. tsr'ju&aes. ■MSStStrtJ*. seed mitainhngtA Ttagreeleet natunl bridge in the wotid b tbo netunl bridge over Cedar Cta^tta Virginia. It extend* over a cheat, otghfr tai b width and Afty feet in depth, ana at tho bottom of which the walk Sowa. The grea toot mat* of eolid troa in the world b tbo boa Mountain of MiaaouriItb three hundred aad fifty ta< high, andtwbtatainrfnta. The beat «odm« oi Ondaa axuhi- 1 toctaro in tho world b the Girard Col‘WSUaaa. -t rwod Wteuaoa SibjZb^WL ' lUfafi >RtmATEortiMrn. ■ ’ Sris New Advertisements. «» g~»ag HM7oi.ni.. l(. . mkWmBvm *u r— .ft n •aa at v**t v*V'i m •»«pw v. tr on nt auna Bbat tew din iw. > vttlairr of HaMlMi, twalr ot *olt KSBSBTK??; Sta’K^K, tw;, r*rertwt.nas. wss s »..i-SW^StfSeKSWt. S-jdwxarstssssrts stws 3 swss 1 <r»x.fe-sttv# wTr”’ 1871. —— -------------- - ------------ | SPECIALITIES OF THE ECLECTIC ®» 1871.;' — ... Mill— u— BoBncx. prospectus ‘mg* £.. rinrwii me ‘rS'*{l.*,ltea!l<* **/j**^* ■aVraeUMB at itete~**Ma ii« lejlding BEPUBUCjurir^ NLW WTEgTKEIIEAT-i BUM’S A IM S FOREIGN UTERAmtE Now Volume begin* Januarr, INTI I teff. iMpttfif^WaiXSTaX^waW^lff TRUNK FULL OF FUN A FarUMte tt tai ta»M( tb. BWUhi < K lEMte J I-. ECLECTIC MAGAZINE ... .^asf!X?S!S£io.^; wranr <>» Mi. a rqar •it nr«e«<>. in «-r uh eaaw of ■*>■< .W» ■ «*a vai laiion, we import our willowa Otxr wnraec (antae deceived} abine in ■Mae; owr men dreee in foreign eiothi; the tore which ent nee oar young chil­ dren haw generally reached tu from over the ana. Hanee It b that, in epite of oar tariff, wo plunge deeper aad deep­ er into the debt of the Old World—not nearly Bo tat aa wo wonld under a free trade policy, but etill entirely too feat Wo aro like the fanner who hireo hie ne^Abetaeeotooetkiawood, tad hb CHARLBiJ. PETEI|s<M, WOChMtnut St.. Pblladrl|.!>la, I**. •T>* Ohirti and Bn! of Iht B-.'rcHa." a«r. Uh M day of Me»»f, *• D. twf, tola«» I .Steak a. aa. ta th. aaulaa d Uwaaa. 1 te.a eJi m UwklKban .W4ar.al paMw MHUae. ai tee ea<U> treat tearuf tea aoart >■■■■ la tea <mac.arite.uara. (teaitwlair tea UeMrfMJ. ter rrrrrni «mrt t... Ika Caealr of tterrr' «*a t«rrU«7irw*or‘l^d |wrw<“oHa»?"ut*>.l«*'te laU Dauchey & Cos- Column. iateanar Ite-n-. svx ■ < >--< * • »••< /«»_■-, oZeHAIu'l FlUabrtli \*wtfc. of IbV niasirated ail taerptive Catiope ■ urnu: tkeuxj tnsi. ' AND SUriEM FLOWER1NE BULBS. « rS»tiflUr, (, ,M ,,,4 0... la u,« m-J- 3FlT*i.iujn ...J tear S^’riilP'faWfeSLr.. $10 MADE .v,:xwr; JfcSSffKS £W«E ^"ots. (agtng lh< who Jem ”L— Stxira: teewvteL <4- bee. .i.terw FREE TO BOOK ABBOTS. I eiMl.Ua* |8 1hHmUobJu".i,..^w.p:p "I. »am| aMilMJU IB Hl Ol lOttT'-’ UMW m a... a waa arrru-a. u> aa ter a I l-ar’»< AWve^aiX *^~rl,t*"* r ***** *~*"ittSti MORTGAGE.RALE . pafcalt torfee je*e.e*Ua>..tW Mrto«»t efa 1 ■JvafAinys^Tpg-g^s^taf ta DOTY’S flSl-ffiffi-IACHDIN, ^^.iaKa^s^SSs- REMINGTONS Universal lotius Wringer 5£ssiS&s?zz:„ ' MW*ll«te'k <aoa.-rwt.lt teenatU. ae4 teen :t 'S ™w«x*i,ST^ —‘tt C0B&H' Hffirfifciw.sww'; HEEUCTIOH OFFBICES >Sffl'.';W&3S,’ta.7S,,tTSi“ ,!rr I .--.•n.*. tlRUg. - • . 1" Martina. « t»«M Hfcl'iH.'tMr'ICTne tan.lR witm--* u*r ,flAfl«Wfl«!. GREAT SAYING TO CCNSUKERS tTK DKFAKflftfT. MTCntOAX.l ' Went, and booth WJc u> the gmerwl fntereet. It lithe de- IGLJRl 8lu Jlolta Wrddj Jtea. PION OFTHE PEOPLE. l!ac’«« tlMlTCAUFMhl. X TO CONFORM TO ' . .•BEUCCTiorr w OTTra*. TO TUT FARMER. 1« 1» <rf ►PyUl value, ee containing Hie UtwA InMtalon relating to lh« FARM. THE GARDEN, AND THE STABLE: the condition Lfthe erm!In all pit* of the world; and a carefully a: ES1T. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIOH PaynhleUAdvance. itwrtxifef”’ •txxwr' HStt! RRICEI-R FAIR tfflt, jsawas. • .tesraos w*njw>.g«R । WONDERS t f. a Wv> “1iP" VXTT OF BARRY. I i#Sh THE IEW HRIRKTHMIT aewes1 ( arbolic TublAts.’ fttjiaiBa ij -fc KELE, A CARD NEW YORK OBSERVER AO ALMANAC. ro Bjuasm jjlhuabtist. in Dr. AIKIN, nmm •Rv- tbo teH and r*«uNH Jeb Tf-rnb. Go to tea ' Ba~or OtUo. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-16.pdf 314083f47056fa1fbb0212e5762bf95b PDF Text Text .tiltiim T<f« Rjpdiucyi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 16.1871. VOL XV. The moot popular female writer of —— You cannot to too cautarns [On* can s*e now why I aaewered that ticket agent in the manner reoordsd at tto fop of this sketch.] Tbe mom! of this eomposjuon is that thoughtless jteopla grumble more than is fair about the railroad managensent ot th* United Btatea. When ws coaaidor that every day nad night in the year full fourteen thousand railway trains of venous kinds go thundering over the land, the marvel is <m< that they kiU HAYronn. out ths drlUred world, has habits of whom others must shed bittor fears. He composition peculiarly her own, and un­ itetlMl •imbwrfscpW.itai like those oiany author of whom we bars record, tiba aresuM, so to apeak; th» wurid, and always find bin aot on­ ly his own wor^ enemy, but th* uooncrowd of people about bar, oy whether saio* enemy of all who trust la him. tor to^*'“U^,T1"' “aSta^00 Ot H among a band of bard-wurkiag m s«> anio, yvu find ana wht^ On wages wholly prepared fortto prom in a littlo otoor. dwm sufficient fur daosnt doth-. wooden bouao in Hains, from week to week, while the story was coming Ota to a Waahfagton newspaper. Most of lx was written br the evening temp, about which tto children of the family were rattored together, learning their vsriuui l~ons for theuext day. Amid tto btoy hum of oaroeat vfecoa, constantly mto tog questions of th* mother, totsta oa tot world renowned teak, Mn.8tow« wore together ttosa tteflttog nhsateri wMoh were deafamdta find readers in IWd’oa few heart a atoa . - k your company, aai~d . Stoves! §t!ettions. । HATS, CAI’S. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES, “Xu," I said, after atadying'Sa oc­ tet over a litfle “No, I believe not; I am going to be travel.T>r by rail aH day. However, to morrow I don’t travel Harnesses, CROCKERY BOOTS,SHOES, IT THE BISTIIB flSB M ! JLs anywhere in the State. Kianiie ow podi 3ii Pita, ai n will warrant Wtcta AND FINDINGS OK EVERY DEGcrarnoN. THE OnOVEB > BAKER SEWING MACHINE rnoi’iUtrojRi df hie ■1STW8S immnm certainty I drew a blank, sod went to bod that night without a joint started or a bone splintered. I got tired of that sort of daily Ixither, and fell to luring acrid.n: bakete that were good fata month. I eaid to myself "A man are’I । buy thirty blanks in a bundle.” But I was mistaken. There was nev­ er a prias In the lot I could read of railroad accidents every day ; the news­ paper otaxaptore was foggy *>*b them, , but somehow they never came io my way. I found I tod spout a good deal of motiey in the accident buaneo and had nothing to show for it My suxpi, dune were aroused, and I began to took , around for sumetody who bad won in this tottery. 1 found plenty of people wlio had in reefed, but not an individual that had ever had an accident or made a cent I stopped toying accident tick eternal wont to opheereg. Ttofeted fe». net m IrnrsZmf, tut m ton*. I bunted np statistics, and was amaaI ed to find that after all the glaring newepaper headings concerning railroad die­ asters. tow than three hundred people had really lost tbrir livre by three fliamurderous in the list. It had kilted 4G, or 2C. I do nut remember exactly which but I know the number eras double tbai of any other road. But the fact s&nightwnv KUggestnd itaelf that the Erie was aa’iauneasely long road, and did wore busmens than any other Hnain tha «m- JACKSON WAGONS, Machines, Glevei Glen & Hall Tbresliii Gold & Silver Watches, ___ ant!" Gale’s HuIlcrsnrriFGmfn Hntent Sulky Bake. HV pau Caoh for all kind* of Grain, and n-U. Grand Papd. Piador. Ohio Umr. IVatrr LonJr. and halt. STEWART A MTEIXHOrF. Commend us to the girl of whom it । is Mteoringly said. “She works for a liyIng." In her we are always sure to find ths elements of a true woman—a real I lady. True, we are not prepared to eee a nriaafog step, a haughty lip, a feshicuabie dress, or boar a splendid string of noneense about balls sad young men, or the nr and the next party—no, no ; but wo are prepared to bear the sound words of good sense, language becom­ ing a woman; a neat drees, a mild brow, and to witaoaj movement-! that would not disgrace an angel Ton wbu are looking fur wives and COtnpenfona, tarn from ths fashionable, haughty gfrla and soteet one of those who work for a living, and never—our । word for it — will you repent your choice Yon want a substantial friend, and not a keto to eat—a counselor, and not a I simpleton. You may not bo able to •arry.a piano into your boner, but you .can buy a sowing-marbins or a sot of ' kniiling-neodlee. If you am not pur1 chase every new novel, you may bo able to take seme valuable paper. If you am not buy a ticket for a 1x11. ym ean tMessdiM. life. setstafessea have ceased to be greet; paper printed in English in tho warHths best writers of the world dropped Bbawhoraacomposes msababuls their peas whoa they ware most nssftd and most briUiant-spteadid fellowe, greater thaa she whosasi iotapas th KA a whom men admired sod wuman loved— have fallen in their heyday bocaose of warm-heated Bouthem friend who had mm. In one word, half ths world is a Tba dog tea in Worcaotar Co, Mato., left his boot blood, and with it his health yielded *114878. and happineas, on the field of Gettys, A deeannial oensea is to b» taken in burg, and I saw hi. eyas flash end hi* Canada April 3. cheeks flush as Sumner went on. Wji*Q the Senator’s heavy voice ceased to Yankaa girls eany off ibo honors s* thunder through the chamber, and he turned to his chair with the slow, sullen manner of an old lion from a fight, 1 laifonof 131,007. Bo careful, then, whan you look for * haard my friend mutter, “Cursed old companion and wlu-tn you choose. Wa । njsjwopoeod to/orm a Farmer'»1Qnb know many a fwilish man who. instead ' of e*tocting an industrious and prudent la Brooklyn, N. T, in 18701 8,787 woman for a wife, took one from the buildings were ereotod. «••-> fashionable stock, and is now lamenting hie lolly in dost and aahaa. He ran in­ Arkansas pays the least infernal rev­ to the fire with hi* eyes wide open, ad enue of any of the Stales. . , who but himself is to blame for it. Manchester. N. H.. baa had but one An intelligent writer says: “li is not posadilo to uvermsitamio the advantages which would resell from men in trndse aud professions allowing their daughters some pertierpstion in the work of thsir Would daily hvee. What'girls want is a larger observation of tho world, and a deeper knowledge of human nature. There are a few of our merchants and manUfectureni and professional men who Trial not uncurtain ricbea, but pre pom yooreolrrs for every em<-rgsnry of do wave be prejudiced, whilst women life Learn to work, and be not depen­ , would a( once find that outlet for their dent on servant* io make your bread. I faeulli.-i fur which so many of them eweep yonr floors and darn your block­ ' have lx*on eo ’------ings. Above all do not esteem too ligb t- reapotteibilitv ly those honorable yuunf; men wbu sus­ tain thomwlrre and their aged parents by the work of their awn bands, while you receive into your company those iasy, idle, popiqjaya, who never hila fin-; ger to help thamaeivee sa long as they i can keep body and eou! and get funds to ' live in fashion 11 you am wise you will took at this subject in the light we do, and when you an old enough to to- I Ths Cleveland ifrraM makes the follow­ come wives, you will prefer an bonnet 1 ing truthful obeervatam eooceniag mechanic, with not a cent to commnnoe country papers, and the duty of giving life, tn the fashionable loafer, with a tb-m wholesome support. Tho local ;epar is an absolute nevescapital of ten thousand dollars. When-I ever we hear remarked, "such * Ytrang Stu tho county and community whore published. All the city papers can> lady hue married a fortune," we tremble for her future pnwjwrity. Rxclia* lett not supply the place of tho home paper. to children by wealthy parents tarn oat That should bo the first love of ovary to be a curse instend of a bleating. man and woman, for with tho paper U Yousg women, remember this, nad tn- the locality identified. Tho paper gives tho oousty and town wbore printed mooli of their imporuoce in.the world, and gives m detail the local news, which canaui be gained by any other source. Every day's issue of ths paper i* ed much knal history, sad the rise, growth sad development of the town and county can be measured and recorded oqly by ths local paper that constantly i* gather-' 111 , BLACK * rULLCB, Prepeieteve. ere, p.^areiu lunate -a Ij mad*—wo have often told tow. ' 1 attended to, sb that whan t five labors of the gardsaberia will to no drewbtafeor Mn&Mt . rBobeci &Xafott. to»O<*«! .U. 8 Haiti Vut trici of South Carolina, Three yean agv was employed in thia rity as X typeset­ ter Al that dmo ha bred ai tfiaWeet TbC;general topic now is, the HAffilSS M88LB WONKS! Overhaul occasionally the soed-eboet to see that the mice have not, despite your efforts at safety, got among theca. The hot-beds eboatf now be made for the crop of cauliflower ai lettaoo In cold eprings tbey are better late, for the beat, ofthe nanmne mbm&ms• bpoosnta et- The CArsa-fe, of Charia rveslhofoUawtogsktoRjuf Mr. Beto ert Elliott, mncihto- oflha XIJTd Ccngrees for ths Hid District of South Oarolina: *------- Stifsi sit Mechaucal Dhi'M; °®&r eheltCTKh^reaaed, and always hept in measure the value of a paper too OkM. by the number of columns it contains. Tue heftne paper at any price is tho cheapest paper one can take, for lx il is Erie ren eight ; »!■■<<> knttna each way entry day, aiearidadaRr rago of six thoussnd pstaun*. Ths* .M about a million jo six months ito p<touUfiun of New York 4*,. Wdl the Eric kfflt frorhtt to person, out ol Ito million in eix’montta; and in the same time IS/WO of New York's million Fine Gold jrcwvrlry, Silii fc tBy m the mere dajrn of oomparafre e to- City of Hastings, i tor younger sitter Fboobc. and was ■ay ;k£X*d by th. pUte. She t mbltabsd-tte* a esriss of “Cm- .tU>»IWBtlMH|3ay tohejf'.”* GROCERIES, th<-»4» brick store of Hicks & Fales —■«%<; n. uuKika ofeigan! Allowing this toUo», nnmanefeetured, to eoston the average ten cents a pound, and we hare 100,400,OOOaxpaUsd iapndMinrwaMM* oterivua weed. Al least one and a hall times as much mm is required to manufectaro it into markrtabls form, and dispose of It to the eaotoeser* Ai Mm revy lowest eodmata, then, tha tawan fami!v expand every year one thousand msDfoaa o/dnllare in th. rtuMfiretooc of �P. ROBERTS & CO. LAST CII.AJVCE RUGS See What 85 Wilf Do I Medicines, Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS, School Book! f Stationery. ft uh ftr Oewgreea,” fee Graeri Itepid. «f the 6th iasL givoe pM to the followfag biugnphitmlikstch Of the life and public services of the Hon. Wiuuut D. Foerrn, the popular candidate fur Con­ gress fa this District. It is full and complete, and tho “Recortl • is one that does credit, alike to tha heart (and heed of tin man who is t*JtU the place uf tho Hon T. Wkttx Fxsxr, ax Representa­ tive from tho most populous Congres­ sional District in the Union, and tho brufaroe interest, of wlfah aro wwrrely eeeand to any other, and fully attests tho wisdom of the Convention, that pla- Mew Advertisements. .871. 1871 Spring Examinations, Barry County* km irkilli knd? Republican Seminations. is. n. «»M »«-* a-1 1 AJf ACT TO TlfWWCBATB ZXB ■ ■■fotla.M of oBoelrtfaresny way; to prohiHUand punish tha nnhave powra, and it shall be tbrir duty, cm OF HABTIMGB. person eafaorirad to administer the ning at large of swine, cattle, horses, or te adept measures for tho preeorvatioa other Kfash fa <my public place « ■ante, rad shall deliver the same to the the public health fa said ri<y; to P»Bnc. 1. n« *f a, 8S* of recorder, who shall file and preserve the highway; to prohibit and punish aU ofiiibil and sootrain tho slaughtering of । rase.'. That all that portion of name in hie ottos : Awfadd, That in lewd and lascivious behavior fa'any and the exwtta of **># w johlto hiybwsv or pl*ro; to prohibit tha township of Hastfaga, fa ths eounty ywr Rvrtetoy.for.trii la con­ of Borey. known end dawx&sd as the Ind punish ube'trocting or facumboring wbetaosne or dangerous avooatioa with77?.- -rrv-i- ratablish nect urn with the ttotfao of tha Sj-ring exmake a certificate tberouf ud cauw the any rtreet, alloy, sidewalk, square « ^d rafatoafa a board of haalfa. «■* amfaatfauv, which I herewith aackwe public ground; to prohibit and punish vent tho same with such powers, ami The work, fa a groat meosum of the [ifijthenorilt half ofsection nineteenflS] sail county of Barry, in the same man- tho running at largo of dogs, to require faspora upon th. sain, -eb dutie. M Buperintendeney, fa this, aud other and twenty [23,] the weal half of tho naras township clerks are required to them to be mtuxled, and to authorise .hell b.n~~ry to ^uro —d rity counties, han been to elevate the stand­ west half of section . eixton (16,) and do fa similar eases; and fa aU cases and tho people thereof against omtoard of teaching, and thus render more the west half of tho north wust quarter whare two or w penpu shall receive large fa violation of any oniiuanee or rious, malignant or infectious diseases ; effieiani our schools, for the wqrk they uf section tweaty-oao (21). bs aad ths for the same city office an equal number by-law; to restrain and surpreeo the and tho women council shall .from time ■re derignad to aoootaplish. .In doing u-vsli hareby ud 1»I"» and plurality of the voteagivsa at such thia, tnaay obataeiea hare beeawDCoun- from said township of Hastings, and » .«k kj U.. “1 tablas, aad pin or ball alley*, kept for election for such office, the amna tions for tho government aad support of tered, and come cnplrassat weft tas erreted info and declared to bo a city council shall forthwith proceed to d»- hire, gsiu, or reward, fa said 4V ; to ooa nA -rasi qr aitwoyniAs ouab board of health as riiall bo aocoe-[ by ths name of tho city of Hastings by U.—lw InS awl -X-rt X—l— wtibA. .b. — Mxt-i which mm it shall be hesonftar known of mob pantfas is elected to suoh office; far said city; to provide for diking, without fear or favor, and will, I am con­ rf u< Sic. 2. Tho fahatrifante of said city and in case two or more persons receive wharvfag, or docking the Thoraapplo fident, ta cuatinun to go on. from tune to'firns, shall be and continue an equal number aad plurality of votes River within tho eity limit*, and for lawful exraM of its pevroro. Tho time of tho Spring exorafa.tfons ta 16. Tho oommoa coancsl shall H body corporate and politic, to bo gives for the same ward office, the clearing the same of all wood, filth, or is an appropriate season far th a sotting other nuii~ianes. and to prohibit and havo full power and authonty to reguknown and dfatfaguiabod by the name fatotho taanorfa which uwra^ shall forth of those rule* and regulafions by and tide of tho rity of Ewings, and forthwith, after tho canvass of votes, to punish tho depositing in said river or its be drawn sod expended fisr tho rapport which tho examination. will be govern­ shall bo and are hereby made capable datermia in like mann-Jt and declare tributaries, of any filthy or other matter oftho poor: towrariMrasdrepair ed, and tho ground on which oortlficatea drain, and rerervrin, andJ™** of suing and being sued, of p'-aading and which of sneh peracMia elected to such tending to render tho water thereof im­ will bo issued or ri-.’usod. being impleaded, of answering and be­ office ; and in case uy officer duly elect­ pure, unwbolraome, or offensive; to eo- fur eupnlyfag such reoarrotn with wa£ TcXt and refta bridge ; to First, then, let mo say that it is the in­ ing answered unto, and of defend­ ed and notified shall neglect, fur tho tabliah end regulate all grave yards, and jitwnl, and without fear of pereooil con- tention 6f tho retiring Buperintreident, to 1 wqusn.-ea. The. high and Important tur» enrtokii ive&uor, m iAoidpttnC. ar ing, and bring defended, fa all space of ten days, to qualify aa aforO- tho burial of the dead within tho city all oou.rtv of law and eqtuty, and in all siid, and to give such security as tho limits ; to compel the occupants of lots sr» Ldsrs ss cSX trust he is about to arauruu will be repoc-d in him by hi. follow eitlraa* with fa soy wwy im-er/Ay fasvisrs. other places whatsoever; and may have provisions of this act, or tho ordinances to clear the adjacent sidewalks of aaow, In attler tai thia intention may be a common seal, which they may alter or bylaws of the common council shall ico, dirt, mud, boxes, and every iucum- rato tba rity far ta pnp<N0 rf rate fa unlimited omfidiuro. The purities any public place: to control _ *ad seeks him. not ho it; ami bo will enter fully carried out, tho standard uf quali­ fication. will be materially advanced.— said name shall be and are hereby mads vacant: Frorifed, That every notice tho public lighting of said city with gas regulate the taping and u«ng oftays. carte, brake, or otar vuhxdoe kept oral While, as has over teen the case, no capable uf purchasing, holding, convoy­ given as aforesaid by tho reoordcr to on or otherwise; to prohibit and prevent need for ta transportation of perooascr questions will be asked that aro nut ing, aud duqsalting uf any real or person- officer elect shall state what security, if all nuisances, and punish the person oo- property, and to prowsta the amount uf within tho range of ordinary school al oststo for said corporation. any, is required by law from such the same, to determine and trol aad regulate a ritT market, aad de.room work, they will be of rack a char­ Hw fl. Said city shall bo diridad fa- officer, aad the terne and ctmditfowi declare what shall U ixnsiderod nufaacter, that a thorough kaowfodgn of the . . ancos, aad to authorise their abatement to four wards, as follows : Ths first thereof principles involved will bo m-cesraxy to at ttiidnl by the marshal, aad H fa Bsc. 7. Tho common council shall ward shall embraco all that portion of correct and proper attswora, have power to appoint a marshkl. an at- order to abate or remove any nnisanoo, Especially, in Geography'and Arith­ the city lying' north of tho Thornapple the common council shall deem it neceeriver; the w-coud wanl shall embrace all oorporatfon subjrtri to the reetnrtum. metic will it bo neteMary for applicants that {urtion uf the city lying soath of tho fire department, a street ounsmisuou- uuy to fillup, tovul, or drain, any lot or imposed by this) art; to prorate far said river, and cast of Fall creek; tho er, and sack other officers wlnfeu oloo- premises, they shall have ixnrer th do enumerating tho inhabitants of said city been the antyeet of Judicial InMlfaDon, as well as of ruin or, a oommuni third wort shall embrace all that por­ two is not herein specially provided for, so, and to Uesera tho cost uf such filling, whenever tho common council may bo urged fur the purpuso of curt-ring the think proper, and to control and regu­ cation appeared .in) our last taeoe far tion of tbs city-lying south, of said riv­ as tlu-y may deem necessary to carry in­ leveling, or draining, and impose the which wo foel that an apology to due evidences of a manifest failure, will be a er, west of said creok. and oast of to effect tho powers granted by this art, same a. a tax uo said lot or premises, late such enumeration ; to control and regulate tho tamueg of all taw. or . our readem and the public generally. valid reason for not granting a ccrtiflCliurch street, and the continuous line and may remove the ssuuo at pleasure? which tax slmll be and remain a lion exhibitions where money or other oonIt found Its way Into our columns Lnad- ■oate. If a party “never can remember thereof; the fourth ward shall embrace they shall also have power to remove the thereon until paid, and shall be leviml lideratuia is demanded or received for Geography," or “always dues get puxall that portion of tho eity lying south treasurer for any gross violation of tho and cullocted in the seme manner as admtaon thereto, aad to fix tho amount xlcd with those explanations," ho mauiof such tanoe and regulate the collec­ of said river and west of Church street, provisions af this art, or the urdiaances other lAXoa ixijosod by authority uf the tion thereof; to direct the number of. foetiy will not bo able to do more in the or by-laws of said corporation, or for common council; and to romps! tho Attorney of this county, as unjustifia­ and tho continouua lino thereof and Uraara fantapors aud common nowduxil rouse than fa the fa^wetion due ble as It was malignant, and ss untruth­ uwnsr or occupant of any grocery, soap tuatero; to provide for tho eoltectxia Bae. 4. The following officers shall bo willfully refusing to comply with any Questions on tho methods of teaching, ful aa U was cowardly. We are not In lawful requirements’ of said common or candle factory, batchor shop or stall, and dfepoeto of aU fineo and ucnaltira the habit of giving the names of our •specially methods in teaching Ib-ading, elected from among tho qualified elee- council; and fa caw of tho dc4tb,rraigt:s- stable, barn, privy, sower, or other ua- that may bo incurred under tho ordi­ eomspondents. In the presence la- Spelling and Primary Arithmetic will bo tora of eaid city, to wit: One mayor tiou, removal from office, removal from wholraomo house or place, to remove ar nance and by-laws of said corpcratam ; stanro, however, we feel that Justice to promfaout, and answer, paifa.-v.y rrye/r- uno reconlor. who shall be re s^ss city to rentrol and regulate th. ratting of the gentleman attacked, to the public, fa. JTb, .Summer tchools ore tho schools clerk, and school inspector, one treasur­ the city or from the ware fur which bo cleanse the same, whenever neossaary ayaing and other poote and shade trera fur tho -mnfort. Leal to. or cnnrcnicsco in the streets and other public place, in aud to ourwlve*. wc should depart from er, r>n/ilupsrvisor. two school impactors was elected, of any officer of the corpoof the beg.nnoro, and it is more nee of tho people of said city. the general rule that the odium of so and four justiooa of the peace ; and bare an article may rest w here It prop­ ry that they should bo welKought, soosi as may bo, appoint an ofltoer to fill Bsc. IS. Tho common council shall pared, and wherever and whenever any such officers shall bo elected fa the fol­ T erly belongr. The writer of the article K-holan uf any other grade. such vacancy during tho unospired por­ have power to prescribe and enforeo stere*, shall have tan paved by sa>d lowing manner : The mayor, roeordar. common connoil, aad th. araoesuMtl for In queetiou to Chariae Ifo Bauer, of this tion of ths term thereof, and all officers such ardinanice and by-laws as shall be th. coot thereof hra been duly paid to place, who woe for a short time engaged that they cannot lie answered correctly, treasurer, aud soporvisor, shall be elect­ thus appointed shall be notified and neceoaary to secure said eity aad its peo­ the corporation, raid common council ufa attorney for one of tba defendants, unices some thought ha. liven given to ed co tlio first Monday fa April, and lu tho "grave robbing affair.” Perhaps. tbo maUiT, and ki:m course of prwae- sliall bo chosen for one Jtsr, and until shall qualify aa heroin required : Pro- ple against injury by fire, thieves, rob­ may remit wholly or in port tho high­ oidti, That said common council may ai bers, burglan and other persons violat- way tax on tho premise* in front of a complete answer to all the charv-ee dure, baaed upon certain and well defin­ any timo order a special election to fill fag the public peace; to compel tho which such pavement shall hare tan od; thoro shall at tho same time be one made, so long as each pavement shall nonncemeuV ®f lhe author's name In ed reyaina, has bovn decided upon. owners or occupants of buildings to pro- be kept in such reprar and condition, by In regard to the manner of examina­ school innpoctor olectiil for two years, are eluctiro under thia set. in which • uffletent. We, however, feel Justified tn saying what we know to be true, tnrt tions, tho same <x ur»e will bo paraaad ease they shall dasignate the timo and as shall be rattefactory to raid common every one of Utc*e charges is wilfully that was adopted fait Fall. Twu days ahall direct; to prohibit and prevent false, and that tho writer was lu a ]>oel- will be occupied fa the work of examin­ election hold under this act, two school walks whesi and whew they shall deem Uua to knuw, and did know, that what ation, ample time thus being offered to inspectors shall ho chosen, one for the and tho same uotioo shall be given as the cuastrucuan ar erection within such neroraary and propor, and fa cause the for an annual election, and shall name hr wrote UM entirely falliita to tindo the b<«t that con possibly be done.— full term of two years, and tho other for the ufitor «- offire. to be filled ; and I«rta of said city aa ta tho opinion of expenra ol pavusg such otreets,and con­ farts. So far from Hie chantry' ”'** said common* council, the publie safety structing or repainng such sidewalks, to having aaytiilus to do with the public In regard to the written work, it will bo every person thuv elected shall receive may require, of any wooden ur frame be sssurasd an the tote or -p realises ad­ prueccuUou, tho tact is, that at tho time expound that tho Punctuation, Ortha- also be elected annually, one justice of notice and qualify as afuresai.l, aad servo joining such street, or ssdowalks, and py, and Orthography, as well as tho tho peace, for the full term of four for the remainder of the term of sueh buildings, and to prohibit ar prevent tho may para ail neodfnl ordiaaaees aad by­ removing of aby such buildings from laws tu retetfan to the aneerament aad elty, the Prow tutor withdrew from all form and style of tho compoaitfou, will years: PnciJoS, tlto. That at the first any |*rt of said city to any lot or place collection of each oxpenras: ProrM, connection with the former, except that show that the applicant understands the election under tins oct, there shall be office. Sac. 8. Tho president, recorder, and within said fire limits, and to prohibit That ths owner or occupant of any lot i m a matter of. convenience, he allowed ’aw of tho English, and tho proper value olretod so many jiuticoe of the pi-aar as ; hte name toeland as the •ollcltot of rew­ trustees uf the village of Hastings shall and prevent tho rebuilding or repairing or nrewuM maj, under tho direction, tuny be noewsnry to make four justices ord, sending all the papers In tho case of words. Poor spelling, an-1 ungramhave all the powers, and are hereby re­ of the same; to regulate tho construc­ and according to th. requirements of of tho pooco ta said**city, including the the raid common council, at his own root ' to another Attorney, employed by the niaticd, or awkwardly constrtkrtcd sen­ quired to [lerform all the duties fa rela­ tences, will prove a bar to the granting justices of tho peace heretofore elected tion to tho first election under this art, tion of party walla, chimneys, fire­ and expenra, construct the neoesrary places, aud tho putting up of stoves, sidewalk in front of or adjoining such of a certificate, no uinttor what the oth­ in and fur said township of Hastings, aro herein conferral upon stove-pipes, and other things that may lot at premises, and Ihrawtqxm raid lot 1 within his eaey knowledge. Every per- er qualifications of the applicant may anil who shall bo residents ol eaid city that tho aldermen of the ci|y of Hartings, bo dangerous in causing or promuting or prrofoeo'shall bocome aad bu ex­ [ son acquainted with the facto of the at tho time this act takes effort, who prosecution, not only Justifies, but cool* any two of whom may act as inspectors firra ; t»i prohibit and prevent tho burn­ empt from such ridewalk tax, so long aa shall bo justic-s of tho peace of laid raid sidewalk shall be kept and mami mends the Prosecutor for the toons 1» of electum fa either of the wards at ing out of chimneys, aad to compel and tained in good condition and repair by city, and hold their offioe during tha took In tho matter, lie promptly at­ such election; end in case no two of regulate the cleaning of the same ; end and at tho expenra ol such owner or oc­ ! tended to th.- intcreato of tho i>eople the'applicant must bo o^ suitable ago, time for which they were elected ; aud them shall appear at the time and place cupant ; they may ateo fix and establish . while all agree that he treated the gen­ and answer corectly tween-tenths of all the term uf all justices elected under the grade of all streets and sidewalks, ’ tiemen defendants wuh all tbe con aider- tha questions asked in Orthography, and by virtM of thia art, shall com- appuinted for such election, one ar more fatoffil buildings aad evamfen whether peroins shall b- chosen from the elucture tho same are in safe condition, and to i atlon they deocrv4d,U»-ay the very least. R<w>iing. Penmanship, Mental and Writ­ Tho prosecution was fully Juralficd from pruoeut to act aa such inspectors. No- cause such as aro found to bo unsafe to bo hold their office for the same length of j the fact that the peopleJ case failed, bo ten Arithmetic, English .Grammar and put into aad kept in a condition of safety ; timo as justime of the puacn elected in causa their principle wttnoras refusal Geography. bv tho recorder of said village in the to regulate the constrootioa of all black­ to testify because their testimony would For the tv.-ond Gradn. correct answers and for th > several townshipe fa this same manner aa is required of tho re­ smith shops, eoopcr shops, carpenter are required to eight-toxthv of nil quua- State. corder of said city. stojie, planing establishment*, baker­ fams asked, uith the addition to the See. 5. There shall be elected at the Sac. II. la rase of the sickness ar ab­ ies, and all other buildings and tnmmon.braachcs of U. 8. Hi.tnry and some timo, iu oadi of tho several wards, an extent, reoponriblc for the matter sence of the mayor, or al a vacancy fa cetabluhmonta usually rogardoJ aa twins made public, and a projection Phyaiology. Toe applicant must also aun cuusto-'tio and two aldormen; tho sold office, the recorder shall bo and is extra kuardons on account of fire; necessary. He had not nnly soletnnb have had eufbaent Mperionra in touch­ e-iuMnbfe shall bo elected for one year, hereby authorised to diacliarge the du­ to establish, maintain and regulate promised, but vohmtrerrd to testify la fag, to (Mtablish a roputation M a th-jr- anil until his suaeOMor is elected and ties of mayor until tho mayor roauun's all such firo engines, book and ted­ the ease, which dopcndo.1 largely ujxm quatified. Tho ajdermn shall be -olorthis duties, or another be elected and der, hcae and bucket companies as they bta testimony, and wllhont which a ol for two yoon.khd until their surenoqualified. conviction could not be had ; and when may deem expedient; i> construct rooerI ears nro elected and qualified ■ — under Influences upon which we do net fixe. 10. The mayor, recorder and al­ voira,and to provide such eompaates with PnnM, That at the first election cars to remark he refused to testify, ootid, only in the addition of Phi'.uvqih necessary and proper buildings, engines election under this set two aldermen dermen, when asaemblod bigvther end upon the ground that ha was portion sad Algebra and in tho reqattonual i and other implements to prevent end oxshall bo cltooim in each ward, one for duly ergasixed, shall constitute the the statute, that tho 1-arty nxfavfag tho full term of two yosra and tho other oommoa council of the city of Hastings, tinguiah fires, and to appoint from imprisonment in the coalman jsul exceed­ aud a majority of the whole, the mayor among the inhabitants of raid city, such ing ninety day*, and tfie axponsn of for the short term of oce rear. keepfag such offender* fa jail shall be or recorder always being one. shall lie number of mon willing to accept aa paid by said city : .4*4 frootJoS/ariJar, fire. 0. Tho annual elections under may be deemed nncuisary aud proper, as That no crdiuanco or by-law shall take Concerning private eliminations, I this act shall be hold an the first Mon nroeeeary to constitute a quorum fin- tho With thto explanation (for the truth fireman, provided such number does not effect until ta ramo .hall have been have simply to say, that I shall grant day fa April, in each year, and at such of which wo can fully vouch) wo laave exceed fifty for each oompanv, aad each Mr. Bauer to enjoy the laurels be has none until tho eloee of tire regular ex­ place in each ward as the common of said companies of firemen shall tn all the weekly nowsp*;>er* published won by this Infamous 'attack upon a aminations. After that time, if appliin said eity. Uon tha recorder shall give al least ten to hold their meetings at such timo and have power to appoint its own officers, Bro. 17. Tl>e common ouaucE shall have man who eon not b<- injured by any thing hfa puny traducer may see fit to them to bo proeent^at tho public iosj days' notice, by pcetfag the same tn plane as the mayor, or in ease of his ab­ ami pass by-tewi for its organisation power to establash, lay out, open, make speiak or write about him, and caul ent tiens they will bo allowed a hearing, sence Or inability from any cause, to grade aad repair such street*, lane* and three public places tn each ward, and by pobboation in all the we^iy news- act, the recorder may appoint; the com­ val at the common council, and may alleys, equaaa market places and pub­ must come prepared to go over all mon oocncil shall have power to impose, impose and collect ouch fines for tho lic parks fa osU ri|y, a* they taU tam ground that other, have traverwx! at| necoraary, aad the sama to alter, and to dermon of each ward shall be tho fa- levy and oollect such fines as they may non attendance or neglect of its officers alter these already laid cut; and if in regular seeafoas, and to pans in or a;ioctoss of such elections, and shall al­ determinn and deem proper, not exceed­ and ramnteus aa may be established by tho doing thereof, they shall require for way as fan and n» rigid aa exami so bo inspectors of State, district and ing five dollars, for ths non-attendancs tho regulations and by-laws of such such purposes, the ground, of .ny perconnty oloctfoua; said inspector shall, at any rurating, of any officer of the thereof to the owners or parties inter­ before opening the polls at any election, corporation who has been daly notified to such companier may obtain from the ested, er bis or thmr agent ur roprooonto attend the same; the ranror shall city recorder a certificate to that effort. tntira, by personal rervice, ar by publi­ proside at all meetings of the common which shall be evidence thereof, and cation in some ono of tho newspaper* of ouch board of inspectors; they shall will bo spared to make ta examinati also appoint two persons to s«ve as council, and tho recorder shall ksep a the members of every such company du- publitad fa said city, at teort three as pleasant aa posribte, and that all t week, next proceeding the meeting of clerks ol **u llsrri ir* “IT of oh- record of tho procaedfags at tha same son. interested in tho progress of fa case of tha abeonoe at the mayor or exempt from all duty fa the militia fa tho ceotnou council, at which action i. school* era cordially anted to atta to be fakon fa relation to ta sum, aad the doctors preoeM may chouae rare sere recorder train lira moating, tha members time of ;*ace, and from service ox any ta said common council are hereby anand giro by their presence, that coni present may appoint a mayor or record- jury, and from payment of any poll tax; tburixed to treat with such parsons far to CH such vacancy or vacanetea, io er pre to^ftro i tho mayor aad recorder and it shall be the duty of evwry fire such grounds or premise. ; bat if such whom and to ' suoh clerks shall shall not ba entitled to vote, except aa a company to keep in perfect repair the person, shall refta to treat far the eune, cr if ta porta do not agree bo administered tho constitutisnal {-■rreiding officer in case of a tie, and no engines,, hose, and other implements therefor* it tall be lawful for the cumoath, by either of said inspectors aidermen shall be allowed to vote on any need by raid company ; and upon any ntaroaMal to direct the recorder to fa question in which ha shall have a direct alarm of fire, or the breaMnwaut af aar ewe a tMtotrt wadsr hi. hud ewd ih* Wratera Michigan, by far the most de- poudent, far the continuation of tho sbabte Daily puUitad fa ths State. foresting and instructive letters, tho l Thorough!# Bspubifaas jwifaraUy. it uf which appeared nom« M Brother 8. tall wa hear fata yet: ? NMagtka Rephblnuai: PM both In ta 8ta and Net! m ; and »• takn pfaararo fa calling spucfal state to fag elections and oanvsMfag Me and tlio qualifications of electors fa the sever­ al wards, shall I* the same asm lav*, diijrt, the word “ward" instead af ••township" being naad fa tha oath, to be adariafaved to an factor fa- faa KU vote is challeagod, and fa tha mdfag of all rfflifirstto or atatemscis of and con- number of «o«m given for eeoh of the o«re k.1. OM i. «M and afeo uno certificate of the ofifara elected fa and for their M^aativa waada, . city recorder, and u]«n tl« Wednesday mat following tiw day of eaah clertim. 'there whn. hr^hi'erif»r-^ , —ruT> fifenrnifaii woo, iir aso greatest quastiuns he shall vote. * puny shall forthwith assemble st the Sac. M. Tba recorder, treasurer, mar­ place of such fire with its engine and shal, and rtreet commissioner shall be­ other implements, and bo subject te the fore entering upon or exerriring thrir orders of the city engineer of tho lire departmeat ; and it shall be the dn(y of Pure Wines and Lionels I For the best and cheapest Banner Offiee. CLOVER HULLERS, FEED CUTTERS, wv/asras, to command ta marshal or any oonrtable of raid rity, to summon and ft—holster, at midrib, toMrte fave esid recorder at any tun* therein to bo stated, to inquire into tho Meramre of using the wud ground, sad [Mtlra faithfol discharge of thsir truste, in each aad asanas ta dsmagns end -niiiiint mouth, or aeoften as may boromanner and trader each regulations as tfandnotota pwxwr or ownero ai or p^ura fatossstod tn such paa»ia or prorata, vhfa jury, briaw firat duly swore by said recorder, who shall pre­ ta. It The esauaon council shall engine, and other implement, with a — ta right of tatasgn. — have power to organiaa, teaintain aad 8m. 14. Upon tho broaki^ ent of enforce euchosdiaanre. and by-law. as axy fire wife Mid teiy. th. ..rahd ta State, far fastaa* eaart. in tai —. ««pt tU M> tare taa tw shaC be ncessaary far yr raining tho shall isnmodfataly rsyafr to tho pteoe at peremptory chaltesres shall be pensispablic peace wifafa eaid city; to sur- such fire, 'and shall tod and aorist as tod to ta cornoratkn sad Eke number preas riots :>fa apprehM a^J puai-h wtol fa extfagnfahfag raMfiro rata pew- fa ta' iaSivmiml ar ieAiridnefe i-t-Ilir venting any goods m property tan ta peewmo; to curprMo aU disorderly Homo aud howwa of fll-fame, and punMt th. iasMte. afetbMfera thereof; to L. S5Z3T "ra—.IS groumte and **•?"•* tla World Mower and Reaper, Gump.’ a&d Taylor Sulkey Rakes, GrainDrilla, Wheel Culuva* tore, BALL, DODGE, and CURTIB8’ PLOWS. Dngfl, Qultivatora—in feet, every thing In the line cf �Bapraip T^s GEORGE local bliyKs •lireMHMr and recorderrimllscl perron charged with nuiattagroyradf- retain torts at Jurors In the same nance or by-law, the accused shall be nsr and within ibo some time U Stebbins A Co, at tho "tittie store around tho' rernor" keep tie brat fiour in tho city._______ _________ Iw and s-.ur.rnouing such jury, and upon the trial of ths cause, sb*l! conform aa near as may bo with the mode of pro- Go in to Allan's, bo is Agsntifcr F. A. Fullor’s Furniture room in foe baao- Removal- Buber Shop. ' Evxsrsonr wonders how those ftplcuI have removed over Harlow A Good­ 1 did Businco* Suite at Bradley A Ltnnyear's Store, opposite the Bank. FoJ^ 1tev’a, can be afforded for twelve dollars. low the Sign up stairs. I will happy ' They don't toll us. and we surmise they I are trying to aeo bow large a ben-tit they ■ .-an gire their cu/omerv. Ifnf Bsxxxa office. good style on go-xl paper Coll Republican Tnwnahip Cotnautl requested to observe this notice; ed st the Prat Office in Hostings, Mar. 8, 1871: David Brown, James Blanchard, W. Q Barbar, R. T. Caton '•Get 'ssf Frxwn, »a Bn New Oxs*" —■'."boso old couches, sofas, sofe-bottomod chairs, divans, teto-a-totos, or any ihing in the upholstering line, ran be re­ paired, and they will look a* nice aa new. lean doit, and on reasonable terms. 1 have also a fine stouk of such articles uow on hand, and am wnstantly I getting on additions to tlio Mock, and I manufacture to ordrt aU these goods.— I Cal) and see me, on Jefferson street, se­ I cend dnor south of tho Post Office. __ 8 Sausxvsr. it necessary to alter or change Che grade of any street which grade has been here­ tofore or shall hereafter bo duly fixed or establisluxl, notioa of the intention to make such change or alteration, and of tho time-whon action will be token there­ on, shall be given to tho psrsons on the line of such street, in the same manner and for the tamo longth of timo a. re­ quired in caaoa where the grounds of any perron aro required for public uro, for any ol tho purposes in this act men­ tioned ; and at ths time at which it is proposed t itakn such action, the com-1 mon couuiil shall jtmIudo and exhibit a profile showing the contemplated ehan go m tho mtablished grade of such street, and how much such change will cut down or fill ftp the sama ; and If any person owning property thereon shall ap­ pear before said common council and object to tbecuntemnlatcd change in tho of tho peace; and in all oases the rijjht of appoal and certiorari from such jus­ tice's or recorder's oourt to tho circuit court for the county of Barry shall bo allowed to the accused and upon the same terms and ooaditioas prescribed by law in relation to appeals and certio­ rari from justices' courts in aimilar of law, and upon ease* Bsc 2». AU fines recovered for any manner that claim, bstrm townahlpo — die recorder and , by the mayor, and which araadjnrtad In similar cases; rod said ___ .. ___ _ .ho mu nose for which and eltyaLaU likewise receive Its Just and fair proportion, to be determined In the the particular ftudftom which the same manner, of all property, money amount is to bo paid ; he shall keep an and efficta of every name and nature accurate account nf and bo charged with whatsoever owned by or owing to said all money roc rived for each fond of the township of Hastings al the Ume this oorjioration, and shall pav every warrot takes effhef ttac. 38. The recorder, marshal, street commissioner, and aU other dry offl- Hastings, wuucu maj- uorm ju«i «uu pru|«-r, un­ it* th* same la fixed by the provisions of this act, but the mayo-* and aldermen ahall receive from said city no compen­ sation whatever for their aorvlose ; rod no member of aald common council, or shall be interested, aa a part­ effected, said common eooucil may treat wise, no inhabitant of said ci principal surety or otherwise, Intsroetsd with such persons for the amount of , directly or lodlrectlv, In aay contract incompetent as a juror br reas sueh damages, and if the partus do not 1 or agr.ament, the roaaideraUoo whereof account, report, and iatsrvet ia the rvvat of rash agree therefor, it shall be lawful and I to payable either wholly or In put. by ----------------------- filed in tho offloo of lags or suit: PntM, Such nwsMSary before any change or altmithe corporation hereby created. tian is made in such grade, to stunuiou the recorder; ho shall alao collect all Hao. 3a. The common council shall, Gallery of J. F. Minkler over Bailey’s 'I a ai least once in each aud every y*ar, jury to inquire \to and osmsmi tho city taxa* imposed by the common coun­ Harnra. shop oj.posito tho Ha.tings i damages and rocompanM that ought to cil, in tho manner prescribed by thia act rauae to be published a Just and true ac­ ta-uso. I’hotograplis, Gems and all kinds II l>c |«id to any person orjwrrvon» w (rijn ay i. end tlio ordinances and by-laws in rela­ hero (lower aad authority to aaseoa and count of air moneys received or expen­ ded t-y them in their corporate capaci­ Fresh Oyster-mewto by tire pint, quart so object to su« h alteration, in tho same ’ tion thereto; and ho is hereby etnpowor- collect from evury male inhabitant of ty during the year, or other period next of nwturos taken in good stylo. or gallon at Hieka 4 Fates. manners! herein provided,in earns where ■ cd and required to perform the same du- said city, over the age of twontr-one proceeding such publication prcvlcu* to <1.. years (paupers, idiota, lunatics, and per­ whl.l, . Kw «*,«lf K.I.II, ...I tho groun li of any jereon ore taken for I Mraxoas for .-.iln nt a bargain, at sons exempted by the general laws of public uro. and tho same proceedings thia State excepted), a list of whom ahall accounts of all other officers or persons ~ —r,” . published in tho United States ia afford- ' shall be thereon bad, as in those eases,-------- » — 7—y having claims agnlnat, or accounts with totsscertam the amount of such dam-1 “ u, reRtored of township be made and returned by tho supervisor said corporation, and shall make out Tnu ia no uro of talking, if you , rd in tho Parlor Albany It embraces th-> j agve, and to render judgment thereon ;' ’treasurers, in ‘tho same manner aad ua- at tho time of making his annual asaeso- detailed statement nf all recclpta enda want choice groceries at rrasomblo fig­ finmt sjiecimen* of chromo lithographs, . and alljtho sums so aucwrol shall be paid . dor like restrictions and liabilities that ment, an unnual capitation or poll-tax, expenditures, which statement shall »toel engravings and fine wood engrnv-; or tendered as provided ia this section,, 1 aro imposed by taw on such township | not exceeding one dollar, and they may hilly specify all tho appropriations ure* call at my store. treasurers ’ prescribe ordinances and by-laws for the made by the oommon council, and the iikgi over afforded tho ’ puldie. Tho' before cotareoncing work to make the object and purpose for which the same Sac. 22. The sujicrvisar is hereby au- | American Publishing Company of Rut- contemplated change In such grade ■ tlioriaed and required to perform the | euilection of tho same ; and tho mon­ were made, and the amount of money ey, so collected shall eonatitutoa gonarunder each appropriation, the ■ land, Vt-, rh-«ire on oativu Mront in evvry PreriM, That any party claiming dam­ same duties in relation to tho valuation I al highway fund, and shall be expended expended amount of taxes raised, ths amount exage* shall have the right to remove such ' town and village, to whom they offer proccodiugv, by appeal or certiorari, to of proparty and aaerosinent of all taxes under and by direction of said oommon psoded on highways and streets, and all such Information a. shall be noceronry , , the circuit court far said county of Bar- • iuqioood by Uw, within tho city limit., oouneil in repairing tho streets whsasvsr to a full aad perfect understanding of, ry, upon giving, within ten davs, writ-1 for Stale, county, city, and school purp>- and whorevwr within tho city limits said tho financial condition of aald corpora-1 1 ten notice of lus or their intention to do aes, that township superviuirs aro au- common rouucil shall doom just and tiun. sou s pterins lur estgooa Bkc. 41). No money shall be drawn ' so, to said recorder, or in rase of tho ab- th.irffod and required to ]>nrfann in sim­ ilar cases, under,the general lows of from the treasury for any porpnro unlcat this State; and for the collection of all . . ~~ ' ; 77“ ."7 7* ’ » It shall hare been previously appropri­ within thirty days, from the srsreWin-nt Ij iua •. "i-aii iasus hi. warrant to the i ated foe Uiat particular purpose; and 0 Grant A Phillip,’ for sjiL 1 aforesaid, and t!>« judgment of "Aid re-' every order or warrant directing or re rity treasurer, in tbs same manner that ... , . ... , corder thorron, after first giving bond,in ! th* penal sum of t» ice tho ausouni of » d-~f -v— damigi s claimed, and not less than one ,-rf-™ beat in tho City. ".“-—I “■“.'•T -7“ corder. end countersigned by tha mayor I hundred dollars, with two sureties to bo of said eity. | approved by said recorder, which bond ' like compeasatiou in ell respect* not in­ Gou> aiiu I’ackagea at Buscil’ In the village, Sec. 41. The president, recorder, and shall bo conditioned aa required by law consistent with this art, as a township trustees of the village of Ha>tlng*.ahall More coming, in which a prise is wu and County, and from be the common council, and shall re­ in raeo of appoal from justices court; supervisor; bo shall together with tho ranted in every jackago. tf the fort store In Harting., spectively discharge all tho duties of j but n> apptel, turtiutnri, anperaeadea*. mayor, represent srn.l city in tho county 1 the mayor, recorder, rod aldermen of rail at the Washington Block, । injunction, or any other process or pro- ' boaid of supervisors, and shall be ontiClover and Timothy Sow! ai Hicks thecTtvof Hratlng*. and all otbor offlreeding, from any court whatever, shall , tlod to tho same rights, privilegva, and , ran of said village, ahall be such offi­ prevent tho imtuodiato making, laying •xjwvra as any other member of the cers of aald eity until others are elrcto-i i / Tux iron column* of tho Washin^un I out, opening, establishing or altering, taiord of sujicrvisors for Barry county. Block, aro glistening with a coat of such street lane, alley, square, market Sxc. 23. Each justice of the peace of, green paint n-cenlly put on. , place, or publid park a» aforoaoi I, or said city shall fib' his official oath and ! making any change or alteration in the bund in ti'« oflfco of the clerk of Harry I wiui uiis ms. or inc cuns-.itutiou ami established grade of any street; and ' county, and shall have in addition to the . by-tawa of this Stale, shall be and re­ ) upon filing a transcript of the procecd- jurisdiction conferred on him by thia act, main in full foron until altered or re­ __________________ ________ ings aforesaid, within forty days after tho same jnrisdietiun. powers, and du-1 fer the one-fourth of one per cent tax praled by tM common council of sold h. iht.for _________ of »uch judgment couurtniag such aasess- ' tiro conferred on justices of the peace in i provided by tin* section general me psir- r,t>': ILDd a11 ,be „r township >r_x--L ofBoen „mi„. m-nt, in said circuit court, duly oortifiod ' toernthips: /Voided, Thai all actions I poros; and the said eommoa council by tho recorder of said city, the same within tho iuriwlictitnl of justicra of ths I bought proeeedingsshall bo had as are nroserib- j-'Scn may bo conici-and and prosecu- : shall hare full power and authority to < make and maintain all necessary ordi- ■ uf I~ K. Powers, uf Irving, ihree fat I el by law in cave of appeal* Irotn jua- tod in said jnatice*** court, whenever tho ' nance, and by-laws for the collection of j oren that weighed between fifty »t»I ' txvo of the ncuce; and if tliofinal judg­ i plaintiffs or defendants or one of the i sixty hundred. Ono of them weighing ment of said circuit court shall not ex- plaintiffii or defendant., reaido in said ; roed the daiuagsa assessed by such jury. county of Barry. , twenty hundred. Who can Iwat it Hxc. 24. School inspectors end consta­ bles elected under this act, ahall perform the duties, roroive the compensation, and be subject to tho liabilities which aro, or may be by law prodded for corres­ ponding officers resperti.sly, in several townships of this State. » Sxc. 25. Any justice of the peace or tiuu*. and perform the marriagwevremothe recorder of said eity is hereby auA few days ago a couple from Eaton County stopiped at the Izwnard IIosm, ny. He shall b* «r-«^In* a member of thoriwd and empowered to inquire ofi foe board of superviaoniof said- county Nashville, were marruxl, and then while of Hany, and. shall wifti tha supervisor hear, try. and determine in a summery the girls were getting somo'.hisg extra ete-tr'd.-ifi and for sakl city, represent the In full force for tbs nurpcM* of aald col­ books or papers, touching or concerning , for dinner, they went to a r.istruRnt ety W tho board supervisors of said lection so long aa ssld common council the same, wnen legally required there­ Cponty, and shall powieas tha.like powers sltall direct; rod raid Ireararer shall to; rod tha aald cliy may sue in Its cor ' and be chargeable with the lik* datira charge and collect interest ou ail such porale name to recover any debt or de­ .wauygtbor member of arid Bounty delinquent taxes at the rate of tn |wr mand due to said village; and the cor­ cent, par annum from the time of re­ poration hereby created ■!>»!! be Hable board of supervisxre, aad shall bo ontiCall at foe Drug store of J. I*. Rob­ In another column will ba seen a no-. tied to th* some pay rod paid tn the turning the city tax roll until the time for rod ahall pay all Just debts due from, of rollceltan ; rod It shall be lawful for □ r claims or demand* against said vill erta A Co., for your Rewarl-of-Merit tic* of the meeting of the Hoard of man manner as tho ulhor members of said treasurer to sue, Ln the name of raid ago of Haatings.aud all contracts made, card*. A new supply just rucuived.pretti- Ragiatration for the city of Hastings. said board, bat ahall exorctee no author­ I city, the person or persons against whom | or agreements entered Into, by or with ' ity os ftupervteor except as , a mom her of any such personal property tax waa I ths corporate authorities of said village er than ever. • Under tho now charter, rcrcy rotor is iftswed. after the return of the tax roll, >I of Hastings, shall be and the same «ro i said board. And in JtlliUjn to tho othrequired to prooeni hie name ia perron 1 or requirement, of this act, it ahall be upon aimplaint being made, oa oath and before any court of competent Jurisdle- '' hereby rested In and made binding up School books. Speakers, and a full asthe cor|K>ratlaxi hereby created. and register: also giro the name of the his duty to M's that all the officer* of in writing, before such recortier or any tton, and to have, use and take alt law-!■' onSKC. 41 All that portion of towufthlp justice of tho peace in said city setting ful wavs rod means provided by law for ■ortmeut of Stationary nt • said corporation' faithfully discharge their forth therein lh« substance of the al­ the onflectiou of debts, toaoforee pay­ number three north, of range number I street where he reailea. J. 1’. Rouen A Go's, drug store. official datire, and |lmt all laws and reg­ leged offense, such recorder <ir justice ment of such tax. Executions l«.oed •Ight west, tn the county of Barry rod | [ Naw lUcx I.crx—Mr. S. H. Bara™, ulations p-xtoiniog to tho government of shall iseuo a warrant, in the name of tho upon Judgments obtained for any such State of Michigan n<X Inducted within ' tax. in ay bo levied upon any property raid limits at the city of Hastings Ahall 1 of Charlotte, on Monday, placed open said cih-. and all ordiruuicea aad resolu­ pocplo rd the State uf Michigan, for tho liable to be seised and sold under war­ be rod tho same ta hereby detached rod , I our staeeta a now Hack, to run in con­ tions of raid common council are faith­ apprehension of the offenders, directed rant. Issued for the collection of any e*t off from the residue of said town­ fully executed anil comp&od with । bnt city tnxea. and the procvodlngn of any ship, and shall be and the same is here­ Hoar tho sweet voice of tho child, : uectiun with ail trains on the G. R. V. an ordinance or njoolutum passed by raid exoept as in the case mentioned in the officer with such sxscutlon shall be tha by erected rod organ Ixad Into a separate Which the night-wieds repeat aa they next section, to tha marshal or any cen' IL, and also to phase tho waste of all common exmal aatiiarizing auypublic im atablo of said city which warrant way bmim In all reepectis ** to now required by taw; and tho production of any as■private and public partiot -who may bo served by «ither of said officers aoy- rc-msnt roll on the trial of aay action cere shall be held at tho county bouse, Oh, who roald nssfet thia most plaintive of prayers, haff A Co. offer for Sale 3 Suhuleubeurg : wish to us. a Hack. whsre within said county of Barry, and brought for 11.e recovery of« tax therein now occupied, as auperlntemlent there­ '•Please, father, dear father, eome shall bo returnable the same aa similar Maarad, may, upon proof that ft ta th* of. by Charts* B. Benham. BUliard Tables, Bar and Fixture*. Ad­ Hao. 44. All taws, regulations, onllproceis iarue-1 by justices of the peace ; original ae.rcsmrnt roll, or the araera nances, dress IL Mnnnorr, and by-laws st any time enact­ and upon bringing th* parsons so charg- ment of the ally, with the warrant an­ ed by the common council of said eity 4316 Hastings. Mich. be read or uaed in evidence; and , —. ———------- .j — , . before such recorder or justice, such nexed. if ft shall appear from said aamaamenl may be read in orldenc* In all eourta The Republicans of Castleton, will ufflra of raid recorder. loirBnder tc, „.d that any tax to therein aoseased against of justleo, and In all procecUng. before A Good thing for Heatings ! meet in Caucus in Little’s Hall, Nash»»«• » pU~r the defendant In ruch suit. It shall be any officer, body or board in which It Ma. Gao. Cube has re-opi-nod tho villo, at 2 r. m. Thursday March .'10th, or pri.ua faclt evidence of tba legality shall be noeeroary to refer thereto, cith­ er first, from a record thereof kept by old gallery occupied by Mrs- Stowell be-1 tor tho plan of not guilty, and upon such and regularity of the aasframenl of the the recorder or secondly, from a copy for tlio puqK** of making nominations and the court before whM> raid cetaplaint and pica a trial shall be had, same,’ I. fore the fire, on Jefferson St. nearly op- 1 for Township officarr. By order of Re­ nr.,t.r thereof certified by mid recorder, under and upon the ermvirtkm of ouch offenhor poeitu the Poet Office, and announces ! publics! Township Corumittro. and the imnoiition of a fine, such recor­ OMtlcfcm, March 7ih 1ST I. der or justice ahall forth with Uaue an execution, directed to tho marshal or Rutland Republican Caucuany constable of said city, commanding thorn to collect of the goods and chattel* BOOTS AND SHOES Will retire from the active du­ ties of the'firm, and devote his time to closing up our books. ■A. fifteen yean btimnem iraperitively requires this step, and we expect our customers will at once examine their accounts, ai.d settle the same by Cash or Kora. . Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from this community, web ahal shall11 uow officr our Goods at great greal ­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash and Prompt Paying Customers. J. C. WOODRUFF Confectionery. A New Poem. ittg ttw dutis* of mayor, and if so repaoeed by aucii two thirds majority, it shall go into effect r.reordmc to its term.. 6ro ID Tb. rorordro shall bo rate jrot tn tmpcachmvnl-and removal from office, for corrupt conduct in office, or for.crimes and raiadrouMnors. in the of sack goods aad chattels wherewith to satisfy the *ame, that ho take tho body of snch offender and commit him to tho oommon jail of said county, aad th* -L” -fely keep tb.' neraon so 11 disciiargod by due bat in case imprieon___________ I be impoaed on the per­ so convicted, such reooeder or jaa- expiration of ths timo for which hs Shall be rantenoai to imprisonmsnt, or until h* is dinchargvd by due course of Isw ; and in aasea wh.ro both fin. and inqxriaonnwut aro imposed toon tho per­ son so craivtctod, such recorder at justice shall forthwith issue the process necss-; ran-to rarvy judgutent into oflsrtj ’ JAMB MACS* M GIOtEtr U -AOSTID BEE TF THEY -KHE NOT THE CHEAPEST GOODS HST - — TOWN. ----- - BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR M, Nfo AND MBS, Window and Door Frnmrs, Miik Safes, and Brackets of every description. �for fffi. 1,400 mD-s under M0 miles without ; One Management Chang* a!coaches. Fakdbest.. fKOin om*^oot7tjjr track agum. NEW YORK BO8TO*r, toeWvdaxd oitr errm. UmW hr Ma F. l aw -4 toffy to wlfc. if ite *|:U<» ALBANY, U M.em.mfr, u m= it Bur, eUKuu a/Ufdrl^. u U«u *. xwtala efHuu. Owl, rxnanrxt ra«m w x«w rou m ««w ■XatJLXB, 4XD TXK cuiU la «!«=«.:• «f <X. K^u^r d'tlwO of OIL REGIOMSOF^EN’SKLVAXIA Betry ttoaiy. NkfcifM. U LtUr" P."af Mwtwrnr2*j.,:£i7Tk^.'U.” -**--■ ' -----Rochester to New York. 3&5 tmies, Buffalo to New York. 423 miles, Dunkirk to New York, 400 miles, Clevslaadto New York, UiomiUa, Cmanuati to N. T., MO mBas, axd u non FW~?2 to 27 xnxa rn aomm turn. ONE THOUSAND PAGtS 1 FOURTEEN SPLENDID RTElf PLATE* I KL TWELVE COLORED BFH. LIN PATTEENH! 41 TWELVE MAMMOTH COLORED FASHIONR: NINE HIWDRED WOOD CtJTBl Twr5TT.ro™ mob"® AH Maine ree dliMdy tkfwuh U Few Terk. »r SwS' IIAHHOTU COLORED E.OUIOR lace of the graaae ia than constantly re­ newed by an operative working a mul­ ler over it, |>rncr>ely u a cotr-mak -r griada pafaUa in oO. In this wag tha .spjsisf.w*: M» Chestnut tSL. Philadelphia.' Pa. Geo. P. Rowell 1 Co*i Column, to io »io p«r iy.ffli.JMS ••neOldnt aadStit of the £Wnr*to» ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN LITERATURE. New Volume begins January, 1871. w=sus;™» i'-.t' MOW IM T11K TIME TO atlittliIBg. ■ by wetting the *pprr sun them at once to their or fonn, thereby charing up tween the shingiee, aad I Bead by filling up tha me! ' Atwryv. " MORTGAGE SALR 1871. TRUNK FULL OF FUN ». Mpoi wMrb Hit auntox« tklr. Ia be dor al U • <I>1. J til. Mtu. fl. UIXSE.-SXMkt. insri & no i ITS PLATFORM: niHnai asi Dscrptite Catlotte a nan uc tkxuzu nxa REVENUE TARIFF. CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES. Tira Cuicaoo Tuibi xe, in entering Daurhey A Co'i^Column. A peck of slacked lime being thenscat- AND SUMMER FLOWERINE BULBS. Urid oa the mkXm, aad the removed ! earth put back. Many yean agon war* fold by an ex ; perioncad grape grower, that he had . reetorod tho health af a grape vino in ‘ Its many thousands of Traders on the final triumph of Rejrublton i>rindPI.-< in tho abolition of slavery ; the siioccai fill restoration of the Uu-'rerolted Klatca to the I nion; and the extension of Im prtial euIDags to every eltixeo of the bulled Stales. Of the meartires which are now eaKMlng the attennon of thoughtful men, | »““ demand a Ju.l and wuo g.vcrn* Kt,r;j«Krttinyr.“'i fit: The Haile M SScS-w:gSgS£S%5.__ _ __ sEStSwtSSSiz X L tl - w - -BAX STATE U^nb-ifiSra. m» _____ inotrvctive uraARY AND SCIENTIFIC MATTER In. rtudt^ always .n lntrrau£gA>rX LJ^^^Amrricxn or foreign magaxlnra .l" T":.:' ,TOT;0M{l..WIIIlT>»l.8 epySH GAUDY ! WOT ‘ | i‘CWT* '“Irv-VM 2! Wand J ronsaanum ■awwn^-'sa «lu JrtUrWrtklj^an. for the benefit of othen. are an infrinn-meut of personal liberty, and akin Io n~J*2r j “^“ooffb reform in the civil eervtac. that th. rv may be l.(meaty and , efficiency in the adraitiMroClon of the .Government; a return to specie pay­ ment. by the e-jbaUtutlon of national I bon k onto, fcy RTvenbocka under the operaiton of a fruc banking law; andai dlgnliled Juat ,nd jMfacrful foreign poll­ er, Ineletlne utx.n nil <mr -- . ... i jirapiA fesww /«;: 1871. PROSPECTUS TO THE FARMER. It 1. of special value. aa containing the la t cel Information relating to the Kriio v11? warden, aSjd the FI ABU; the condition of the crore in All paxteof the world; and a carefully fjtpRi!3mk*°S 1.1ME Uark*tS wil^£Siora0 “*,rf *-'• JBRDBBBA •**JK REDUCTION OF PRICES Finally Tmt Trihuxb U opposed to J11*l*cj*J Interests which are sntagnu UOc to the general Interest Itlathedoelaml enemy of BaouopoUau and tax thieves In national anclKlaie'jxiUUco. It U proud to maintain the nraltim which it baa ever I..l7w t£ FhaM PION OF THE PEOPLE. VMA“- KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION Payable in Advance. .1870 —Mktnf • l*rg«>ai|n( lu ooiM«Mm • ?- toe. no: GjnuTAhiBjcti.v nu » sew ro«. ji^nR WASTtp rou , w*t?lT- ft*1* yr- “**r~ • WONDERS OF THE WORLD.’’ s u.s ^PATENTS. J‘-%SL£S-£KS. 1‘C2, oar rink. Keua tor a SpeeimenOny N.B.-NoPublimuSr^taPf pectua will bancmtot ni2h»LL s -nZA-BSCTAB' n a ram -S52.^_ NATURE'S agM’HSJ CdrboiicTableta. Hair Restorative NEW YORK OBSERVER ••fttjatf-tj'KTTHlS, TEAR BOOH AHD AMAHAC, TO BAZWOJID jOffUBYlST, tm .Sliit caHi ■ion; � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-23.pdf edb418d2d660661876a446aeb8a791d7 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1871. VOL. XV. WBinil Ml sevaral small traye heaped «p with , numd mwl other nagTware UmW Ec-r mspectfou. She wwe a bag, v«y tew Uaw ae| fogthoriage Ae ngj M r she was turning tltac: over aad o C»r4 HARDWARE HABX.ESS SftOP, Sofiunlliaraad a&bte had hor lady­ ship boon, that filled with a eettoattefocttooud complacency, tho jeweter had SME AIERTI FOB TIE BUCKEYE All CUPKI IEAPIB All MOWER FOR BAHT CBBITT. Ho start tint he noticed, after riUfng sUll for a quarter of an hour that the box had not boon left ia tho room with wtiil. Jours...iagslM( ; ACKLEY A SLADE, Be Iky bssrl's tMMUstw.a. Tkee^Ms^ WHS eseik lit*i's sterais ss4 *u । Tks spirt! Is siUI1 |rm.i( >a Ts ike eteraal.Ute "Uow thoughtless !■’ ha muttered. “All right of eourao; still, busiares u 'Mu■■■ IH go and inquire after them." Ho j umped up and looked for a beO. »as to bo seen in ' "Strange, in. bourn Eke Ata," bo 1 thought “Not a boll to tho hooaa. X shall have to walk into tho hall and call ' The advocate for the defo nse-cste of Walking to tho door, bo found to his 1 .—I « - 1_____ ‘ I priaonrr, begging them not to tentoare so deror a womaa to Ms baidsge. The jury soared? aw the for* St X^»b2bXl^’Vtuf^ CARRIAGE FACTORY! DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY JI 'inter is coming on, IT W MM Ml STORE ! A» anywhere in the State. Mie sir ids ui Pries, aid w fill nrrait Satisfaciln' ALL THE BUTTER AND EGGS Go there for a Cutter, Go ijhero for a Sleigh. Go there for a Sled. Go there for repairs, 1 Go there anyway, 1 Go there just to see; I rlrrtitna. up ai Wagon, carriage, cutter or sleigh. IN BAHRY COUNTY, We are now selling belou. For which th" Highest Market Price will bo Paid. Jackson. and Grand Rapids Prices. Remember the place—at the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, foot of defferson Street north of1 the railroad. Hastings,.Mich. | PROPRIETORS OF TOR SEWING MACHINE. f ON HANI AUBICUM 'auk.-strsx.'i JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hall Threshing Machines, Clov Bullers and Grain Drills, and Gale's Patent Sulkv Bake. mWART II STMNHOFF. Siitbss art Mettaial ftitiftt Ve pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime. Water Lime and Salt. Hastings. March ifl, 1871. tf “And this F’ naked the lady, lifting a bracelet studded «ith rnbte. and pearls. •That te two thousand pounds.*’ One after another the articles were Bxamincl and priced, tho hdy showing evident hemtateJn in choosing. •‘Too have shows me t.x> maar,” she remarked with a charming smile. 1 am quite at toes which to choose." Tho jeweler smiled. Tho compliment |»id to elegant stock was not umwoepta•■Yee, 1 am quite confused,'' repeated tho tody, wMhaeewrad bitten of th. chararing smile, “quite eoafuaed. I should like this tiara, and yet this brace­ let i. verr brautifuL” “Ah," Hi. added with a Ettle sigh of vexation. I wish But the place to buy willing to toes oo good a customer. aad tried hi. brat to persuade her to ons ' way or tho other, bat half an hour passed and the good, still shone on the ■ counter, sad the lady's mind was not Hoddealvas if a bright way out of GROCERIES at the new brick store of y Cash for our Groceries, we pay sh for Produce, end sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. strong drinks >« to set ths candie in ths bteSmad." Toaanvmd one’s rail with companions whose idea of aoctety wiLtarod jeweler, sinking into a chair, , and bursting into a miserable laugh Oh, there must bo some mistake, mv good man I You don’t Usink I’m mid, do you? Where te Lady Wildcrbrand? she camo here with me. What—what doos It meanF’ And unable to keep calm any longer, the tempted man sprang upon tho two keepers, and attempted to pass them Of eourao he was overpowered in a moment, and his companion had slipped a straight wateteoast on him before one could say “knife," and howling and “Would you like to rail again with yoarhnabaadr With poor brother Benny so sick in her 'Unfortunately, I shall hare no op­ arsis portunity to after to-day,’’ she replied And no one to help her but me. muringty. “ I scarcely know what to Como home, come hemo, come home! Heaae, fethar, dear father,oume home. As she spoke a bright though*, struck the jeweler. Hear lb. sweet voice of the child. "Is your rosider.se far from here, Which tho night-winds repeet at they madam F’ be inquired. roam; “Mot quite an hour s drive,** replied Oh, who conld reatet this moat plaintive of prayrre, wffl permit mo,’’ he said, “I '■Please, father, dear father, come will e»nd them to your house to-morrow, when you will be able to consult your husband as to your choice.” Father, dear father, corns home withne shMk ‘ « * P*Tl«Md .“‘k now, The diM* in the steeple strikaa two; lite vary unfortunate, My Hater ia —------------------ ,T~T Too night has grown colder end Betray la Paris, aad we start to-morrow by the peered tn rompsray mth a tedy, mail tram to join bee ” ~ — snih Rm —■ II r ■ The general topic now is, the City of Hastings, I hair and square features. i There was a certain turnkey toot about them that Mr Golding could not nndaratand, but after occurrences en 1 lighteood him. “What’or you making this row for F' asked onv of them, laying hi. hand soothingly upon the aatanuhad jeweler's I shoulder “Whafa (ho use of it! as 1 ■ay to all of yer, what’s the use of it f He'd better take it quteilv, hadn't ht Bilir1 , ' The man addroaaod as Bill nodded ssteatly, u if on answer was expected of ru, that not being able to carry it with the wood, she haA set titan ■nallberrriuf "black sand." m th. citer H. flew to the spot A long, red snuff was . ready to fall from the wiek into the maaa of powder, when, with rreai presence at a moment sjiecchleis with astuaishmenl 1 and terror, tried to wriggle out of hit captor's clasp, and stammered oni— I ‘The jewels—the jewels f moved it from the banri. At first be I "Ah Just so," replied the man, turn • smiled at hte previous temr; but the iag to Bill. “Yer one ! just a. the lady reaction was to grate that it was weeks said, the poor gentleman*. mind run's entirely on them jewels," then turnit g before he orerosmo the shock whiah hie nerves had tn state wt in that terrible to Golding, he remarked soothingly and moment. pityingly— Beneath tho aaritee of aerial oujxy‘Thors, there air, don’t trouble your­ self about them, they're all right" tiom exist which may bring terribU de “Don't trouble myself? What do strartkm at nay teOMML To tempt yon mean P' repeated tfw maddened with a gloss of wieo a man who te try­ jeweler. "Where ate I ? and what are ing to control an inordinate appetite for �It j starting pefoto cf this Route are; st Cukog-J Bad Peoria- Tho rostral: [Mint fa BUHUNGTON, «> tho Hhs»uppt It trarec».fa liliuuu ami the whole browlth of tfoulhcra Iowa. Nsar die Mfoswi, ito trunk fwka into Ihrse bruncher, for t» 'ha-t throo western ter- bet do not belirre that Mr. Naumrr'a removal win toad to secure ths cnart■mA of any line of public policy, or ia tenet, any whore sireagthen tba Ad■tafotrotfote ■ the Party, but, co the rowtenry, wiB weaken boft. The Ropabtfoana aa a party claim to b. a i-vop-nanro j^.fo, nd «>o only duuhta I can Macs of their tenant* foie • tho neglect of duty ia regard to thia whisky traffic. The nation baa proeper«d under .heir guidauoe, a Democratic rebellion lias bees vrosbsd. four mill- TMlLFi will send it to any ddrwsTira Advaxcb hu entered on ’'.bo fourth yes: of Its extatenro under moot favorabte auvpleea. Ito popularity hM Inerr are il with each year, aad U bow ttandoln th. front rank of American HoligtoiM Joanista. It is able. Mdid, and independent to Ito editorials, full and fro* 1a Ito Charob News of all denosalnaUotis, vary attractive In ito Chil­ dren's Departtuont; to foot it embraces , ths U. 8. ,__________________________ In Its columns-Agricultural,Scientific, X'to iuiMstoof ito Loto iltoro people Commercial, and Llterary-a complete , u.o not, wetrust, QpjwntdU thia. Our summary of current news of the day. pmeat Broalur, Mr. Ferry, has long which, with corrospondcnoo from til ind (isniianitly labored, as a Rapmea- __ _ J- .U- -l.L. nl.C. IS AMk Af tlw taxirs fo Cangreaa, to secure such an ap- thute brilliant acts, on! yet, they will aihurtneatobo bound down under tho life dewtroyteg enm of alcohol and not rti cn flajw to t.rvak the hoods. Our I^-^Walares ]m 8eaato nfhfo eountiy. It avails Htde to consurv ito Ihesidset U as is alleged, h. foatigatod tho removal of Senator Sumner, wo may To oommaad asid to obey u the life of thesoMier; and There b.vo not U, a wanting other evidsccn. that General Grant u not free fnwu the l«adea< i w that come of a mRitarr cdacatfan. It ta a Htifo hard foe a great captain, who has carried his pointa by pervutoaey and force, to understand Lw racred arc thwalla which the Coaalitatioa has buRt between the Executive and (ho Senat-. and how important it u, not that (bn BeaateahoaH always agree to the wish of (ho Pretedoat, but that the should bo abooiutely independent of th Pretedcnt Thio may extenuate the fault of General Grant; ilia, of course, AGBrra, Ito nbesriptioa price of tbs Moahauiral News is only Fifty Cents per annum, oa receipt of which asm ths publiatoru Mined, and that ito Duminicec policy fo for the brot goo.1 of th, wbofo peo^te, and afoe tho "Ciril Rights biff/ by rofusing to cohwod ]*«pl>- the right tn tes­ tify in her conrta in any case, aril or criminal, to which a white fewa i, a eta" Ihoy haro tri-d t> do m^rv far tu by iikrwiung the lonaltice Ac. Now, telroaa Republicans try and enforce tho htw. Txt ut Intro narey on the wlJkfey tm-U OUOUgh, at least to etop their oeroer, and they in their candid emtorute Will blase us for it We hero aumc Judas' in cur parly, fa* *•> >» tb.itn that thuir reora is far more accepta­ ble Ut*n their company, unleet they will oct with as no t«nj«ratv men. Let us move ftinrir.l with a whl at tho ami!ng election—numinato m» matt cnloaa he is tnto to l.imsoll and.the jmpk, and is not in favored whisky rings. Been in tl.c little tillage of Woodland, wo beer i^Xutu.-Lsd as rotnusg from tho !i[O oi %? yia nmid i it Hre that ha wiU use Ari rn"ffoTt!X’3jp cTTkatetaU B5 TO 120 A DAY Tte Magic W New Advertisements. COUGH! COVGH! COUGH! m tlueuce agahut own who oppose him in *v-------- ’ — ' telling whldry, let tho voters show him by their arts «ni next election day, that Hoc. <•. The ,a'tl election for cireul*. jadgo shall be cnautteted, cud return* ty u very Knitted, that tho Republicans uiads, as provided by law for the els. in thia Township are united on that tioa of judge, fo. the several judicial [•oiut siul fear no whisky ring whatever. aradta of tba Mate; and tho State caaYours Ite>rodfoRyt fneuda. And it is not surprising that *oaa who have boon erourged by each a whip should avail tb-xaselws of their opportuaily to retaliate. Thus toe an­ tagonism of his colleague is only anotfosr proof to Mr. Sumner of the eBectivsB-os ef his efoqavaoe- Aad it must be mid further ta defense of the mu- Oemvn. — the Lofpdaturoof Or Wuu, at h» LtWxiBiserox, March 13, 1871. eoesiiM. fanner1y de-Urod the sam-It is braomftgvery evident that the. amendwont to be a nullitr, and act bin­ ding upon tho people of that ftsto. Fu:ly-8-rond Congress ia more faroraThe issue thus pres efod. is of the (bj/t-j a free trade tariff than its prods gravMt (osteblo character, aad involve, i the peace aad perhafw tho very exist-1 eoraoe. Tho protsvtiosiata are greatly in i 1 the minurity. and it trill bs difficult if THEA-NECTAH ii a rrxx BLACK TEA teg of tho amiss, aad aenn-u fail to tract aad Us prow the cisst of r.-a for whom it is speoinlly intended. a not aJoao lhaoe, for on its pages, will found thoughts that are worthy of thereof through they ehali hold eopoefal tatorart to every tax payer to do all ia his posrer so afoot tho very best nsaaia his township to that effios. aad to oomto thaa, every voter should ba at ncr brow-lwoten. This act has not nuhatad Mr Sumner ; but it ha. hm tated tho Senate ami nation. It mas • teat; but it ia fa every eeaso a b; dor. In saying this, we in no way < pate tho technical right of the ben to suboatute for a booator entirely c vvraant with foreign affaire eno v knows nothing about them. Aud tn perfoedy willing io admit -*- -• Ufa worth .l .u_. _______u>g u what that Mr. o bumnw ed Secretary Fish at a party The Rspubhcaa party is above m Ito tender* may quarrel, ae they h. dowe before, ft—of them mJr go over to the enemy, ae others h dene Bat. with or without leedsrv. princinfoe of the Rspubb-an party m peens! Far that party carries m than the bark that bore •■Cmsar and forOsnee." It carries the fate of riri stioa co this Western Continent. I genera! lagislatioa. Wo have had any . ant runt of personal legislation, and all i ecru of l>-ginlativn [tatohwork, bat no I v.xnprvlienuve tew relating Io finanre, tariff, railwayoar reeOMtnwtion. 1 It is v.ry curious that Speaker Blaine s wuld bu ro rehudant to appoint the standing Committees of the House Of 1 cuurw there fo a great prvMuro for par­ titular [itacoo, but thia fo likely to mcregae j tho icager the apixiiatracnte are defer­ red.’ Thu general opinion js (hat Con1 grew wUl not adjourn before tho first oi and ihall have junadirtioa of all judg­ ments, decrees, records files, book* pa­ pers. suits, ----- “**— -------- —1 proceedings the oireuit «_______________________ _ tics comprising their reepoctree eheuita E’er, b AH acta, or porta of sou, ooa trevening the provision! of this art. are yet, not beyond tho comprehcn.iun of Our Young Folks, nor au obriruei as to bo to them unintorectfag. Tho April number now about di* pro-nisu > lobe quite wpusl to that for March, and so hope may find numy roadrre in this acc­ tion of the west. It oily costa 12,00 a year, and ia worth tho money to every boy or girl ia tho county. Jatnoo R. Osgood 4 Co., Bor on. Maas, are tho Arrrmnx.—We ash the special at­ tention of the Republican* of Derry county to tho article from the Grati Ra­ I June, ai.1 therefore some uf the Cumpids EtjU on the threatened bolt of th* uiitteuo are al telutoly tiweasary. Rs-pcb’riant along tbc Lake Shore, o' । The <liwdsrccurat c< t'.nwnsr has tn- Saturday morning, March 10, aayv a l*aria paper, will bo unebierod is one of the gluomisel ia tho history of I*aris. I Tbc insurrocticn and ths aMasunations were without preti'it or pnynec. Thv that nnyranaHombri numb-. o! Ro­ : pal U aas along tho I-ake Shorn will do any such fodieh thing. bat ns there i, . , , . , , veinornm siinm, a iruinim auu enicr I .. .Inr, > k r.U . ,«.! „ ,b.Lk,j„ cu some ptababiEiy they may, it behooves •— — • 1 tho Rapni'llcaaa cd Barry to ess to it uuik. Ih.i ana may ccjcy by a pern- 1 ■ oil of the AliaUu JfsnlA/y. It io al* : that Mt. Foerxa gets the foil vote tn this LouisvilL and I«-xiagtvn, Kv, is caus­ 1 county, which ia <»{ual to (he vote ofcne ways beaeiieiai to keep lu'.ly up to ths ing <nu<id> rat?.- crenntent Tbs tarts were that a eolwvd tons haring been opi -jiaU-J moil ageut, ho ra as-auli-d :-mbsdim-at Ws. therofore, oaa da ns by fb-r ruffians oaoofwhom jumped up- j Co.-rriarristr Matx. -The foliowiag i.Nn thaa sar isaily oommend it to tho on tire car end earns rosy near killing fiir.g at the Route Agents on the Grand ai'.eatifm of the realoro of ths Bas in, I River Valley Railroad ia both •eaaiempt- 03 iv msgujto of the age, sad Ifo am, ibly mein and ab-olutelr false. I*, a - 0udihanM be found in the homos of Tai Yovaa Pilot for March fo folly peered in the Milwaukee Hmvr Alias' ail elsasos of Amwicaaa. (Xber tnaga up to the high standard of that new but । ia the various d-partmenta which they moot snoeeefal magaxlnc. The serial । talk" » spn-aiity, bat tho Alfaac.r is story, -My Vacle's Wateh," te continao-mvpoli r.t. anl onmaals in its vari- ad the preer.ic iastalliuent giving abut exampteof Ui lteuu Evrt-tt'i faaduat। »1 drpiZtiMato tba very brat tailent in 1 eg style, TUr Have.w1 Chariro Ed­ ward Cheney rontribL-tas m tnrcnsUn:.- wou’d again ro-ent^r the espial Tnat terrible day. Fnday, March . 17, hud wrought moro damage to lite R- pul i. than ull the B<mn]iarti«t«. ' I From the Thirr, Government much I ' was expected - thseo was a budding I ' hope in that, and tho hearts of liberty- ■ : loving people the world over wem turn- -I j in friendship toward 1U bright promise. I disdjaggo his duties without moleststrir-., ' Why not f Should tbeguseruax-ai suc­ 1 Tbo fullowiag article bos In a seal na for publication, aad we give'!! place, without endorsing or commending, or comtemning all of tho views therein set forth. Nor yet do wo fully unde:stand tho refcrenew to things at that place, nor haw we any knowWgeof who fo the party referred to M ’hi Judos Ropubliuu." aud do not bolter*, any man nocessariiy that beonsna he as cngegwd in the Liquor Traffic, though we did wot Bsppcwe there was a whisky ebop tn the township of Woodland, and think tlisre was not a fow months since, and have boxed ol none at any tfase. Bed here fo wtmt entr c.invs-xn'lsnt In prowntiag this article fo tire' many nsden of tho Baxxu, I shall tty aad apeak the true s -atixuout of a commas i- send order sod g-xri e-jdrty, an a gener­ al body. And yeti am tarty to s»',thst j moo are vary negligent ia what ia their । duty to Gad and their foifaw cm. It many valuable tod Intervatlng original oootrtbutlnrra, among them—Hine Dick. ! a .Myetery of (ba Ever glartee; History I of Cheap Pestage, by the originator of this Ucneflelslvyslem; Among the Mor­ l men batata. a startling expose by a cumb to mob law and |highway raffiab: ism ? If th» entire eonrmunity to dmn! aged it la bcautse flic entire community I by Ito vmpatby countenance aad sup­ port. Ihsia made these ontragaa posaible. It h evident that the Demoerato in­ tend to rorist by pariiamenfapr revoluti n, which has become a groat naisenee und oue-ht to be abolished by ah oswadiu.-at o( the rites, all iogislaimn far the protection of loyal men in the South — Nothfcljt i» so ur. eleee and ridirnloai as ths calling of the “ayes and ny." let forty-ciglit hours, uatd the enure pbytecal eiliauitian of the House. Or the domaud at move than <.n--third of the Hourc, a dr bite of ana or iwo days oho’d be grauiod, but all filltburieriag, aasnch, ,should be abolished.- If Ito majority of ,Ouagruso cummita a wrong, an appeal to ,the people is ths pmjrar remedy. OF THE WOHLD. REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. GREAT SAVING TO CONSM THE GREAT AJtERfCAX T. n Al: rtMr'xTktvfX. ISTORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPE Rgrcnxi::>.—-TSe E-au Doralngo C«mnitealou have ccluraed and report fir. c- th» m»garin», a-»l hat never found on rably of axicxUUn. !‘-*r*S’ * riarfle article, ths sarefoi reading of wideh did not toad to en­ lighten, instruct ae 1 improve the readon SeiST-e. Art, Litentaro, Rsligi ra, Society, Edarotinn and Volitim, eaeh ex­ hanstive ia ito department and thorxighly tobuhwbe. Buch a work, must bo of rand Rapids has raised 15.000 co sethe next State Fair. Whether it Marr«t.r, truly is Jama K. Osgood A there or to Jsekson or Kalunaano, ads span foe go-ahead spirit ef Us On., Pnblisharo, Brntaa, Mam. Terms, ringto eopies » ets. It,00 a year. IW* To our subeerlbgts whs ovdsr it a third trial, at Maalatoo, in May, unless through this office >l oaa be ^>d for Judge Brown shall before that liras de­ •ftoe. signate soma other eoanty foe the trial. I Bai-touT Maoazma run Anux..Ths Alfogan/■sraa.’eonises the tills of "jatcai bowels" upon thors [<per» The April ntrmberof this superb family which harecao aide printed in Chicago msgaxlnc la already iraued, and cen Uim a list of entente tneh as will and tho other M hems. The Ann Arbor Arjtt nays Eluaboth ple^-eyevyoev, okl and ycong. The Rivals cn the Docr” whJeb wifi bo Tar uvurttaww of tba Italian Gorsa- Only Bcantoa prepoeea to tasks her reu- found in the Apnl number, alone la em-sI will scat bo taken in hand The worth more than the price of tbt wknlc p«[iM party has determined to raia the msgaatne. It te the bent store tbit has Italian King and to reinstate the Pup. In his temporal ducinioM- Bw (hie <hk. M b> purpoi: sumsy has been freely 'outriband Angttug,” by R. p. fihWaber; O atedby the Osthobaa everywbssw. 11; our Boulevard ; "A Mrture of Warri rotter • sad ecumwntery npaa the ••ritettin, Prussia• Tirraosterra wwii beaefictoce of the pejn] ^uls, that the । faeluring Armor“a Leap to th Roman poopfo, devoul Ctutolto U teigh 1 i th -y are, voted tu Bnimoualy for ito nbo- | ■ Peninrulro raihvay to that place. ihton. AU QUholic touuirioa ongoing Itothewun. The fopruwof ttoCMto.) JonaeriBe is m.ving for a ceittm mill with a capital afRlOfl.000. and Itt.OW of tho ito* fo already pledged. -.•nnii-iLumi'i »■*«"<• “• JURUBESA of any Medical party or ri.que, but one which aboil "glean bum all flekta, bold onder eoturihstfoo off tohooit of medi•*MM»d eoek aid from all InteUlgeut eeeeraJble taaebora.'1 Tbo firet number mw before u. has . varied and tavlUng �- Tift Ryrdsuciy. See What W Will Do ! Local 6tsw polite;. Bana'a Phciumai. Elixir rtnp* a cough at once and cur.w a cold la a few day*. Aelfley A Siad.’. Agents. A LABGE AMD BMAUTIOL a-oftment of Spring Style* of C*s*jmere*. Hat*. Cap* etc., at Empire Cloth­ ing-Hall. Empire Block. The U*puhlican» of th* eevaral Town­ ship* are ipreiaDy nqueried to send ord«r* for their Towaahip ticket, to th* Bsmxix Ornca, on Friday and bat- unlay baforo *Uctk>n aa owing to the c«)l for a Judicial Ounveation to b* h*H on the Xlnh fnst, H will be hopomiM* to print 8tat* *ud County ti-iota, until 1PA INTERS . ren and Casa, revealed the fact of the brautiful approach of early spring.— Wheal ia most rv*ry locality look* splendid. In Van Buruu and Kalamasoo ermatire w« saw fanner's plowing for i—to. Sugar weather was nut extra, but those that had "bash**" were look­ ing for another run soon. W* were ve­ ry kindly entertained at the Tnw Mrtinner ofBcc, Paw Paw, by th* obliging Editor, Mr. Conway. Ho wn* very fond of hie little “Ho*" and take, delight in showing the many itnptt ly added to hu.cdRcM under his npervisfoa U nourishing fine­ ly. Th* South Haven R. R. lias re­ tarded tho businr— of Paw Psw some­ what, haring cut off* large amount of th* lumber trade from thf wood* a few mile* north of the village. We will tall our fanner* bow they plant corn ia *cra* placre on I’reirio Honda, Kslamaxno gJUJUM SSLLUK jupwzt. :&gn ind Orramental ; Painting j By L. DICKINHON • J. P. ROBERTS & tosrtrfsl Ctarts* ydaM i. *>1. lieu, A*. O’ ’• TUK R1T Wg CXLXBBXTX' Sebert JU.I Iqpwrteg. *■ Uary ?4—e p*pse Friday the 31st, and it la of the utmori Tna Flic al the shop at Dickey A Bentley waa not a* aertou* an aflklr as at Crst suppowd. It wa» boUt under _ 3 Sjxanrfr . the holler and nniy fur the wood work* 1'icrvxu ! 1’icTCxx. 7 - Go to the tog msehlnr* HaTin* Uta bort Machln—y of any ahop thto aide at Detroit, Gallery of /. P. Mlukh's eve* B<il«y'a they are ptepared to do any, and all H-irtnw* shop opposite th.. Harting* hoove. I’butogrtipli*, Gciu* and allkind* of nfoturea taken in good atyle. ELECTIOM TICXET8 Printed at on* hour’* notic* at the Bixxu office We win get them up in good style on good paper. Call and »re. Republican Township Coaunitteo* ar* requMted to olwerv* this notice. 4w Removal—Barber ShopI has* removed over Barlow A Good­ year'* Stare, op[«*ito tbc Bank. Fol­ low the Sign up stairs I will bo happy Dye Stuffs, S PAINTS & OILS, and three stone* high including the ' Mr. A. J. Dygvrt, of Dygvrt, Hart & I basement. Messrs. Barlow A Goodyear Co'* book bindery aad blank look man- not only will find thio oonveuient for ufsstory, Grand Rapids, made u» a short storing thsir Grain, 5Vool, I*otk. etc., hut it will tank* an ornament to Uia locality caij t <>day. Fremont Engine Works. itlvely reqoirea this step, anti we expect our customers will U once examine their accounts. 1871. 1871. Bn rry County• Nxw Srbcx.—J. C. Woodruff has just received A choice stock of Boots, Shoes, rille, at 2 r. m. Thursday March 30th,, Tux now and baud same brick hotel, Gaiter*, *C-,for M«i, Women, Youth, forth* purpe** of making uorninatMTi* th* Sherwood House, at Charlotte, waa for Township officer-'. By order of Be- ' opened on A'edneeday evening laat by a trade haa fairly ojamed witii him, and —kXl. 1.HM.I. publicna Township Committee. ' ho has juat what ia wauled in every va­ Castleton, March 7th l<7l. . riety of guuda ia his line. Amoug ma­ the room* just south of the old head- ny now thing* we notice Side-I-oc. d Gai­ quarter*—the rooms recently occupied ter*, and ‘Shoo Fly’’ Slipper*. Wjodby Salisbury** upholstering store­ ruff has good gowl*, wan anta all hi* The Republicans of Rutland, Tmu is no uB- of talking, if you 'meet in caucus at tho old L < School, / 6?®I*u 1 —A Good Templar.* Social want choice gnpwriee al reasonable fig­ house, <n> tlie school section in arid town­ will occur at th* rvdldsince of Mr*. Gaine* ures tall al my store. ship, at 10 o'clock a. M. Saturday, March on J«ft>reon St, Friday (waning of thia 25<h, for the purpoto of making ttotninaiiou- J>r township olfiovca. By ocd*r of Repuhlfoan township eotnroit.ao. Dated Rutland, Mar!* 15tl, 1871- frpm this community, we shall usw officr our Goods at. great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash Spring Examinations, yaaterday, from Mr. T. B. Diamond of Prairieville, oar Republican candidate for County Superintendent of School*. Atxxx keep*a full lino trf cutlery Tax BEST a—ortmrat of confactiona- Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm and devote hia tipw to cloaing up our hooka. A. fifteen ye*ru busineaa imper- Now Wi««n »rsx—Tl-.e workmen nn- formed by a g«nll*man who lias visited j der the wiperrision of th* Contractor, nearly all tba Cummenial CnHagrn in Mr. W. L F. Hama, have commenced tiro country, that there are mote student* th* busiuvwi at pushing .along tho new in thU city than there are in all th* oth­ Warehouse oti th* corner of Bailroad er college* ia thr State, with th* excepand Jefbtoou Street*. It ia to be a fine u»d., building and substantially built on a rf ,.„r. .umhd*. ,. ». fcxi-w- »< ~l»«|A_as<1K Sir Beckol* at Hick* & Tai*. School Books A' Stationery. track, without .fercri ng that object 1 Tho timber of tea of fifto;n acre, of hoary tsmarac has been put in and ■unk ontiof right, beridc a very laig* amount of gravel and *and. Pile* ara now l>e>ng driven for the purpose of making M bridge over the break Th* space where th* track and all tbs tim­ ber sad grave! hare gone down, dos* i~a. L— .n»r—...i ... The Republican* of the .Tuanship of Ratings, will jncot in caucus at th* c£tec' School JI-MC, urer Mr. G. New- I may com* before, th* meeting, dor at Township Cocinuttr*. Harting* March 234.1871. Hastings Medicines. ‘•Th* rink of tho Air Uiia railroad track, upon th* land of David Staffonl, in Fabias, I* proving a grant HU of exl«4 l-Larr.-Qulin a storm of lea jwne* to th* company. The span* where and rlevt carat last nlghr. S, th* bottom fell out is about 300 feet in Rxvxxrt. Communication* are laid over Bow Co Make Money. Send tn the American Publhhiug ■mpany. Rutland, Vt, for thrir beaa- Or -THE LxXDIXO OF CO IX MUU.S.“ RUGS corn dropped on the corner* from three to fire ineha* doej., and thsn drag the ground over with « common *quaro drag. They aLo drag over the ground onco or twice a* anon a* th* own eomre op, with­ out any injury to ths corn. They also s*y that dragging the cor* ia will not diaturil tho hill* a panicle. Thi. is •am* i—fawreaMratwrevlkvaU way With a bm>. It wonbl do no hurt to try it Gold & Silyer Watches, <»«ld Jewelry, 1 Mi Silver aid Plated Ware. BOOTS AND SHOES BARLOW & GOODYEAR State Sen*to oti .Saturday, in xvmmitte* at th* wixj* agreed to tba Senate bill fixing tba wdanv* <4 the officers of tho MSI, MW IM BUMS, Brititacre Ropublteea Oaten*. i tn* tJiv. n _ coin Itackage* rowing, in which a PI Window and Door Frames, Milk Safe*, ia said township ‘on Saturday, March “fith, for tho purpno* of making notiraatiana fur township (ffiers By order of Republican Township Committee. Baltimore, March 1\ i“7l. and Brackets of every description. B A KEBYf *_wwe, plan* a. thick and do It ** ww||, and as much of tt, v*-r-- -i-t-i-titt IKQCEIT ARD Hale. Merv,fcprrM4 The R< publlett’s of Woodisud arc rv Paisus Mlrrxxs.—On Monday even­ vacated to meet in caucus al iho Town 31st Th* Bupi.A* appointod Tuesday ing wo wore pleased to meet on the »veHall. Wwdnea lay, Mareb Sth, aS one April A tehie riris l»<M* rity. uing train coining from Jackson, Mr. *.WP U John Morris, tho new IMson Agent H* wsa hale and hearty, and enjoy* hi* r new position well. From him we gath­ er tho following item*: There are at present coafin<sl within R*giitrxtiot Notice. ito wall* a total of 637 mricta; 25 are ! Xrtir* 1* >”■<"’ fM* “• ®»r* •» fur life. There rare at prweat only 8 fe­ st <to air st Us.u*>ts- Will me* male* in tho inriBution ; 8 ere insane. Tho Detroit Hcuse of Correction and the Bnfottn School reemrn many womrn and boy*, that in former timm would naturally cvmo her*. .° «»• Gre Lax* Bixxd Hocix—We no­ tice Hams, Williams A Co. are turning oat tho malarial to lie uasd in th* con- Bolts or Raatnaanos.—Tho city Board of Ragistraticn met at th* court iwaTushylMt The full umber of voters were tarftwm being all im The number regi.trrod up tn data from tba cards. Anew sujjplv jnaivremv*d,pretti er than ever. ; SehMl hooka. Spmk**, awd a fuB as sorttaenicJ Staiiotsurr at J. P. Ronmcre A fc *. drug rtmw. J. C. WOODRUFF. th* fsevm.to«ith Circuit, appesrs ia an­ other column, to b* h*ld at Greud Ila pU.oaTB»*.ya* 3(* inu gate* will b* ^pointed fcom this county to attend. W. will mi- the old famil­ iar fare of Judge Ixwel! from twir Court Homo. TU building is t- be 30x40. and two rtoria* high, end fiafakod up in th* higlxirt style of ercliitocture, French windows, i'iaxas, etc , He. We under­ stand the Company from this dty ar* to pat up tbair building and ornament tbeir grounds preparatofy to th* ■uixmer ' T*i Ebctors of the City of Hasting* thu spring vote for the following oflL-ers: Member of Ooagroa* for the 4th 0^ grearioual District, Circuit Judge forth* 17th Cmmit, Kent aad Barry, Justice of th* Supreme Court, two Regent* of tbc Unive.-sity, County Soperin trad mt of HEW? Pure Wines uni Liquors' �MEDICAL. TTHB' t»-niE CIIUftST ASD BEST .® 21273 • tfniggiau eyary when. WALTHAM WATCHES 0,1 IIo Ja. ■> Roc beater to New York, 31*5 milea, Buffalo to New York. 428 milea. Dunkirk io Now York, 460 miles, Ctoretemd to New York. €25 naln, Oacimiati to N. Y, 860 ^flee, AKO U PBOM HT“22 to 27 Miua nu taoara sora. l»D, to aMHIee. wlU k» anl Me. aad Hum «u!t.-nai ONE THOUSAND FAOMi ♦' FOURTEEN SPLENDID-STF.EL FMS3MI TWELVE COLORED BER­ LIN PATTERNS! TWELVE MAMMOTH COLORED fashions : I NIKE HUNDRED WOOD CUTS | TWENTT-FOUR PAGES OF h^IHlC! ' h will alee gin for Migfeal •of>d|k< N.nl Ur. 1.. M Hl...—. rP..k I — II....... MAMMOTH COLOBED easimos PLATES an abead rfallsUm. Ttosa ylaln an ragnrrM fW iba MLWslWltaaamr rsmrt.MaM»gn^ t aad Bilk IMaearr. lachavaaaa aad taur, ■ailtaad, aad al Imty City eilb MidaiaM K> pnaaTnda afKre Jenay Bailread lar Fkiledal **Hl«»>i.g Cmatoa an auacbad la thia Inn al cu,.l.nj. rvaaiaa Ibn.0 u HereailnUla »'.l ., OO >ol. •• < EisiTB.-’ir.vsrft ' n«i 'l ,l.el rru< <1. lllukra. tr*.a< 1m ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN UTKBATVKKNew Volume begins January, 1871. .•3tST4 Itatod llul..k Jaeaar, 4lb, ICT. SXlfctX MDUM.IX. Unigagn UaaiMbeaassa. Ant fet Mangagn. j.aia'.i I. 1871. ____ 1871. PROSPECTUS wo ■9H.1U Perth Amboy, that be had eaooeoded in keeping borers ant of hie fruit tree, by putting a jacket of ordinary roofingpapar about them clow down, in tho rts. - tijh TU LE.PBJXG EEPUBLICAXSort., <J8aufawa.rM.ai.ici. »an>7 \EM lD»E«ribEME\iS. through. Mr Qmnn acid that thia was v«Uaa for a. it went, but he had found •----------- TB the main branebee. UM. <m)y Eappea-d {£•£&. ITS PLATFOIUI REVENUE TARIFF, Dauehey A Co's. Column. OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES. Titr; C7IICAOO Timtt xx. In entering upon the Ta enty-iourth year of itaexiatcocv, baa the tight, aa the chief otgau of the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF THE NORTH WEST, to twngratulate Ito many tbouaanda of naadura ou Ute sw-sragg ba>«M i unk.l n I18EIT $10 MADE FROM 50 Sts. • aril-L Ui» •am »f aiaa ka<4r«4 aad alahtr-wn ' tsssnvr,s- ttsfhghs.'s,. ta Ianvar tba aaaa. ar aar rart ibaravt: .NeUM U ibantiira. Uanbr (Ina. dial aadar aad kr alrtaa a ea'aa at aCa. io <ha laid aaanaan .-nulsel ■J-’-E. Uarrr aaj Siau at Jtfaa«aa' aa balardar. Iba ..nu.il <W •< Mar. A- U 1C1. at e» a'.4.8, I la iba Clan IM: aaUUM aet pnaaiwa «■<»<> ad , 1 irtrttssjTtXi&SMsftaas: .Cl'Mlrjabtiiaa.Iradaadteaaardlta.tSt; to iba ।. m’Wj nTiff?/“ «, Il ^>r the benefit of otbrre. an- ah lufriim■Mnl of personal liberty, and akin to sfunii In the civil aenrior, that there may be tomcaty and efficiency in the aitmlniaCrotlon of the Gortmoent; a return to apede pay­ ments lii' the anliMi 1 Im. «r ■.-•I—'—I ■rss. North Missouri Lands Hannibal and St Joseph II.COMPANl. Skt giOv VttUg 9n. ■ Natl <|MM Lr mI< ZraS.iw, IAY STATE TO THE FARMER. It to of apodal value, aa eon tain I ng the Ijleet Information relating to the FARM THE GARDEN. AND THE STABIJ-.: the condition of the CTora in all porta ot tbe world; and a carefully I KP*n»,rrKt£..of,TI,K market* W»R PRODUCE of all mrtaoflhe Eaat, Waat, and South. FlnaUy. Trk Tntnun te oppoaol to all spaciaHntereata wtdrh are aalagon tatie to the general Inlereat litathedc- nr.. », c. wyntn. jiMar *Fr-^r. gQRffABE~>uEri “ 3r5^g^.77SRSSi' thtowa in national and Sate politico. It to proud to maintain the nation which It hm ever heht », tll. CHAM­ PION OF THE PEOPLE. • BATES Of 8VBBCBJFTI0V Payable tn Advance. *5 **_ *10 per J*zlB . u. Bl.. ... V.11 --.. .1870 SKSZnua- ™ eo, I dHx•SfSSgW&gS.g iRr PEBLWE. W« will laaag adm1ia«na«t m OINE MONTH ‘PATENTS. DOTFS lASHING-IACHffiB, mi.n. uraLY wuca iMPttono-anD m jrm Universal lothas Wringer r.THXA-NECTAR ^r^sitrex! MdiStwSaJytlnt sHgaaaatgxgt AGARD. Carbolic Tablets. PrqBti ij Or. W la^issssasy! NEW YOBE OBSERVER YEAR BOOK it^st-ssawsSt-*1 raicEi-t faii orrea, AMD ALMANAC, TO Michigan -Exchange. IC. BlfflUHG, JBUIT & ORNAKNTAL ISSUED 4A.VEASF 1ST, 1871 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-03-30.pdf 1ec368a66552fd88f72eb10e407628e2 PDF Text Text VOL. XV. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. THURSDAY, MARCH 30. 1871. tho bayonet, and their State oflteere Im­ prisoned. Oao of tho moctaacndrigbto •ujoywl by any people, sunounded as they were by hostile raragaa,- is the 7th, Gan. layfar a* itfee bond of 2300 riffht to-----------------boar anas. ----------------------------th»' het to disarm JMa.stnmkowt Ass*.«tejbabfa texU the Trans -with tbo overthrow of thoir I the .sujs^y to CbmcAW of fae teoteagBtate const: tution Croated great <liaoa|fa turejg^piafa. ■ >.Ab&Matffa -on Use 8th HARDWARE a? iSw’ trt fa A. S jiv- CteTb. Hcrtfero began early‘id atrtmmrfj lK8b. The Mexican troojw were rtrafod: ' in a battle at Gouxalaa, .- October 2nd, 1 October »th, the Texaaa took the fort and garrison al Goliad. Gen. Austin 1 ecuCTandsd the Texan tenopa At Bex­ ar a etroag Mexican fiwne wneentroartted. Biego was immediately laid to the town. After a month’s siege tho Texans assaulted and carried the enemy’s work.. They were hardly in possession whim HARNESS SHOP, 7 HAAVFV vnutof, > wH IM > greedily al there tempting efes. Scab I ebMffvjnid )MIj. feffec . ib-^-bu.-.nto.ih. oj^Mfaaex- temporary. Ranta Anna pot forth evety effort to crush the Insurrection. Feb. 23d, 1KW h. suddenly Appeared before tho works of Baa Antonio de Barer, with 6000 men. Tbo town was easily ACHJLEY A SLADE, CARRIAGE FACTORY I — " jxrtb* ttARK. ■ ’IZZ/” '' day.. On tho night of the 6th of March, tho enstuy made an await upon Gen. fibiekte’ brigade- was in feadthe fort. The garrison made a doope- vmww. Tlmgewerwi htareclf bring wraiod.fence. At daylight only seven verely Wounded, Ufa. J’rtterfoe «s of them remained olive. They were '*1. patfaitcarsjry and the batterl-e rt Tayicr wounded and nearly holplo-a, hot their AVafl puebed rapidly on taorsrda oaomiea barbarously put them to death. The Mexicans tost in this affair ouo 8'”" DRY GOQDS. S GROCERIES, CROCKERY .1RRI.1GES and BUGGIES ^rt9i»al Jldtb. OF ANY FIRM IN THE MICHIGAN, f Fcr The best Iron, The best Timber, EGGS M’ BARRY COUNTY, The beet If‘ork Jlte IfagUst Market Fri<* wiii be paid. '' On a prairie he was surrounded by a Mexican force ah least six limes his num­ ber cf men. He defended himself with greet courage for a cuauderablo time. The Mexican commander propos- ed States and Mexico; nor, yet, to in­ dulge in speculations upon its result.. I iatradsd merely to give my own pere.rssl experience, my viaw of tho horrors Remember the place—at the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, foot of Jefferson Street north of the railroad. Hastings, Mich. PROPMt]<>JtS GE SEWING MACHINE. JACKSON WAGONS, ___ _ _ Machines, Clov slliilka*; «ud Grain Drills. and Gales Patent Stilkv Hake. , The general topic now is, the But the place to buy at the new hriek store of ALES tho end of a passage way clutching his bloody knife firmly in death. Around him lay the bodies of eighteen dead Mexicans who, It seems, had falkn by his .ingle arm. After this affair the Mexican army advanced upon Goliad. Col. Panning at tho bead of three hun­ dred and filty men coni maar! ed at this poet. Ho was ordered by his superior to Idow np the fort and abandon it He did so and retreated. I look upon war as tho greatest ca­ lamity that can befall a nation. Since I arrived at yean of understanding I hare believed that ti e Temple of Janua should bo cloved forevtr, that a more liberal and enlightened sentiment »hou d exist among nations in regard to tho necessity of settling national difiealtiee and armvol every dfoeriptits. A-wheel here, an aria - (hero, with abandfasd biggage and ammunition traia^ kitpsacks. muskets, secopciaa, and.. lances hastily thrown mMo to disencumber and quicken tho flight of their disaom- Efs blood had issued, mrt O*u every, hand, fxvnu of wounded mtn, wrmo with toga and armv shattered, Olb­ era with gashed head* and faces,-lay wallowing ba thoir uwntdood, fatnfiag in the hot, aulsrym unable to seek stipu­ lation that they should bo well treated and shipprd to New Orleans in eight days. The Mexican, marcho) thoir prisoners to Goliad. On the 26th, of March they were ordered out to tbo batik of a stream, where they were all who broke from their capion and eica[r od to tell the fate of thrir companions. Gen. Bern Houston was .now ad­ vanced to tbo head of the Texan VSJVWsth the forces under his command he Mo;a than ease slfa eight of the retreated to the river Ba* Jacinto. They suffering I witoravvd ow teat day, I innumbered one thousand eight hundred voluntsrily • e*laime< f _ . *®. hna who is 143jearaoM. men all laid. Hero ot: tho Slot of --------Following the dictates': of sympathy ■ The New Task Founding Hesfa.1 is for onr distressed antmfaa wowld aOBte Tuxans wen. well armed with riles and the thought : “ItismyBRwwBnte-, 'to accommodate WO infante. . _ , , abort awords. They rushed to meet their jrour counter or mine!”' «#then. wv enemies with great fury crying : “Be- would ba .prompted otkia- the-pumnilof hoarse some of the court oat of which the war originated. Mexico wm invad­ In fifteen minutes the Mexicans were ed by Cortex in 14>1». Ho found it in­ routed with tho lose of six hundred habited by a race of people endowed killed and as many prisoners. Banta with iawlligunco and skill in the oris and scieaoee, far above that iMxaraMd in hot pursuit. He was followed eloee- there । wwe later thu by any other triboa of tho North Ameri­ ly for fifteen miles when Iris home gave ■We had cW tome fife Oto can continent. They cultivated the soil, out, aad he took to the wood* After a plir., . and wpre now.flapfaWapon a* raised flocks and herds, dwelt in walled long search he was found axMoalod ia enemy's , opantry for. forage and broadtowns and citev, and had regular forms the toptrfla tree, and token prisoner. -We had ao otfa towparowiih -wkifa to of government. Ths country was rich He was compelled to sign a treaty (garriam ■‘tbe -foru nd tefate ’ la oto in gold and silver—they uadsratoo<1 tho pledging that the Mexican troops should mr, , fad So} of* t&mnaifafifaa art of brickmaking, hraxing and the all be withdrawn from Texan soil, and with tbo coast. Ujxxi our arms,' cur imslting of ores, and they converted the prectoua metal, into various uaso to that he would not bear arms agwins t , Tmm during her stngrgic for indeprei- , serve (he purposasof Efo. After a series cf strange adventurra, hard fighting, re­ verses and victories, tbo authority of tho Spaniards was setabliahsd over Mexico. ths liberties of tlio Texans. Tbrir in- , They continnrd to govern tho country. dependenoo wm acknowledged by tho for a period of nearly throe centuries. United States os the 3d of March 1837, ; I* 1808 * revolution broke out fol­. and by England November 16th IMO. lowed by an attempt to drive the Span­ Mort of the other Mreuio. powers* th. ish rulers from the country. Thd war. world soon followed ths example d । England and tho United States. IWJ- years. Various suocreese and rovereee attended tho arm. of both partis.. The revnlrtkm was rnocaaafui, eventually, A national constitution similar to that of the United States was adoptedIn 1B3S Gen. Benia Anna. a rising young man of gmat ability, was advaaead to tho bsaa of the government in Mexico. Coahuila and Twas were mrit- �Lira Loro, uufidtermg fid -llty to ! । die interart of frno labor, is the person- ! 1 al record of Wilder 1). Foster. Vote I 9 ikl i m 020100000100010200000100010002010201008901 a bit at epee, oano fed, ewne Csney, enme things, some othcreAea Here b a good thing. Md yon and dodlw Um MUKtanbl, of FbiUdUphis. He would be pre-eminently the right men in the right place. He it not only an able man. but of unfiriag ener­ gy, and great organising capacity it ts high trine that the veterans of the jiarty. fflfW nifO ffil —, ... —. . £°r Kim working men to rindfaato your] sxprvws them lx cause they will probably rights in Congrats. । plimae, or withhold th.m beeaae- they —-----■re UMy to aMmd, any seat or pity. - - afcHSMShr.rrz?'^ “ Is .M&immffimEgffll. wiiy beneath him. and in a moment he found hin»rir atruggling tn the wafer, and unable to extrtceto tiiraeeUj tho ire bivaking'as tart as he attomptod to rrire I'.iuxsclf os its edge The young riminp. Its St. Israls and W both, In.lv, true to hft womanly instincts, be­ gan t • urea tn at the top of her sixes, chough, that will mats you “fo-l richer out ths prissy tlu-y had sought bad fur Wng in tho wortf." Mute tliatl tak. u'tb. iii t> yond the, bearing of all wl.o c mid liavu Ueoi of Icrrfoe to them. Ilere u a big eitg though that will be found before many decades, “tnurnl'.y aad inlelkxiuaUy (and commsrrudb) worth exploring If you had read the Cfridrin IW*. aa all gufad CliristianigbBuM, af March 1st, you would have" gol bold i f ttiis and £ 1 ' of. either ia whole or in part, shall have i»«n the sol* or BRreetner.t to sei! any tach liquor, shall be utterly Ball and void aguinst all penuus and in all case*, exospaac only re against the Udders of Ws are sure the calm, good judgment *< tUfe^ of Barry county will load them aright m this matter. We expect, cf course, that having been nominated in a oeorealfou called by the Repub’i cm party, that Mr. Diamond will stand before ths people as a Itepub.Wn. and are (M that beisoM. B-ialti- that umiT them b (today, ia or oat of this oorestynogn.stmn Oar fos^yfo pbia, Md wnwffl ereridar 11 wril dore iO Medicines, The nsreipU of grain bare iurre».-.i papers, »aH almost in plain worli tha: from ID.W,435 brebela in IWtl to », abortions would be pnslncv-1 with car- WS.Dl* bushel* in 1370; our miller tainly and succms. High minded pub । iisbers liar* always cxclu.led Uilrerd’c I meats like these, a* being highly l»-r । niciuus to society. Thia system ha. o! | late so greatly iaRraxw! that the neferion. cnetchra engaged therein ought Io .• I e capitally puuisbed. Moro 11 an a hundred prominent lay­ '■ i men and a iriudly cumber uf c*rt-»' I men. | artouk of a breakfast yesterday, : ul the Arlington Uouar. Tao object o! i the gathering was to utgaa«j an lalerna’jonal Evangelical Chriaiiaa Moial Dye Stuffs, Barry County- $ PAINTS & OILS. can t>u> friuuus 7>iA«n» make 1*’ Mr Tribune—“Very well; we hold to out first opinion-, for the following reasons: • • • • But how did the partis* in tbo Virginia Is-gislatnre about tho usefujpesa of scc'x and orgaiuatfon, prwutud a dssds in live mur­ al questions. A great tniuy people hxro a dneelo.1 opinion that, w Late, er t> tris to mike Life tno.-al and happy, will' also bo comlueive to eternal .alration ; our railway* are being rajsdiy pushed through the fertile plains of tbo ouafiri wes! toward Toxa.; an! to tbo tire? (xr.r.m.rre baa been added regular Ijnct in tlie trade of the lie I. White. Arlaiw taro of whieb we know naught st tlw vaa, Ouachita and otlivr southern tribtf । expense and neglect of the present, is w4 profitable employment. The Dcmocrabi txrmiastal last nigh: IM-.M^k^.u their candidate I and yet I linro made quiw~au inroad ■ lur Cungrex* tonal delegate. Mr. Mer­ ujoti both your time and sjoc*. I like rick is a lawyer <if eminent ability; very [Mirtry a i well a^ {irosa and aoatiment os ! well a* fact ond iutomfol yuu know uc- t [apular and a itrong candidate Th.Republican* bare not yvl entered the firtd. It trill bo a close rootest, because sotncliow finUfieo np a Idler fo have a j the great majority uf tlie white vxitsru Mr. World—-n. JT^U Xh. ser con­ tains a biggur index, more French victo­ are ujqored to mixed rehocK while the ries, and heavier Democratic majonuea great majority of th* office bolder* pre­ than Tto THhre ^bremr dare hare." Oh, ihe LabU. of the lULeil fer to vote in the Etatea and therefore do Last word for Th IForUso for. Ob, the Antler of the fum ! not register. Tlie appointment! to the To begin with Orin aad A' H We clip the following from tho Cmupper branch of th* legislature, which And to ftni.h vp with t» ymsituri GmAt, of Fob 26. It refers to has s . treug" round in Rcpebfiean ears, thn birtiiplacT of Hon Thomas W. on't you »eo too poial?< \V> । l’»ny : • have bsea determined upon. Among Mr. IVmreruy—Many ycare ago a *iethem ire Fred bougie.-., an ’, another siouary went from the m-iguborheod colored man, John A. Grey, formerly a ; where I lived to Mackinaw and built a messenger m ths Treasury Department , m-ssiuu building. A bill has pared the General Eaten in a very able man : the Hi>use of lUpreeenritivae allowing nils । to be obtained to that lauA It contains Ubers are not generally known. about sixfeea acres, and I would bo ' glad if th* Senate would allow thb bill government presents, even to tho most I to l« put ou its tresnge. highly civilised naricns, aad tho fort I Mr. Iljwarl -Thai u aS right. that our gvremtnent is the only iadcH. Aaaoa is Agent for Hastings aad peudi nt and peaceful republic in trievicinity, for tbs sab of Fruit Tress tenee, re ought not to value its bless­ from the abovs Nonary. ings lightly. We ought in tho interest of security aad pcac-i rally around the Harings Mar. 2, 7L a» administration whisk has done well, TIE mil UMT SIIECTHT. ' end not try friyafcfrv experiments. 11 pis. to E. A Franks. was considered a* ’ Th»». w IjanistaklngwnB.fSO.OtlO,in cucnmitteo of thp whale. It provides for the cuavnyanro to E. A. Franks, of tha village < f Mackinaw, in the State of Not Ires than fire thousand Negroes, SSS'i &as?, Si's». F? with a good many whites, bare been European capitalists will eonridur our murdered by Southern rebels amco tin. Appomattox surrvn lor It may be that Draper rent, loss the tabs: and most one of tLoi* rebel* Las been bung for advantageous an tho n-srist the murder of a white, bui uqt uno has It is again rumored that Gov Morton will lx made Secretary of the Tree wry. ; The Governor is s very able man, but life not Hkvty that Boutwell will resign. ' New Advertisements. parsons .who shall, by selling or giving any intoxicating bquci or otherwise, have canard or ooninbutod to the iatoxicari^n of such persons; and in any such scrioa tho jriuntiff shaU have a nght to recover actual and exemplary damage*. And die owner or lesser, or perwra or pareons, renting or L a-ing any building or premises, having knowledge that intoncahog liquors are to bo sold therein st reriil saa beverugn. shall be liable severally or jointly, with the person sel- 1871. 1871. Spring Eliminations, MIT 1 OBIAKST1L TRIE , ai.!>uriring th« City nf . b-rrow money to haild a ( • tUTtaruappk, eiibsr o6 BOOTS AND SHOES ! EM® I niFlHhiiliikHn RBl fa,1 IMrfArairifflK more to h:m for their high .tending, and the ahn-st uniform good character and suoosas of the teachers employed in them, than to any other man in the scan­ ty. Bo assured is his uses*, aad oeasn property paid theicfor tuny b> recovered back by ths person co paying the earn , his wife or any of his children, or Ui» parent, guaniian or «mj foyer, and all sales, traasfore. graaU, nfonsea quit claims, surrendr.’. mortgage., I'.edy * and attachment. . • real or pr-.oiia! tafe, and liana and securitix liiereon, ot RUGS I Stato, and with one rsrelt Good as lbs schuris in wbick he labored ware when he undertook their management, ho al­ ways left them much advanced and fan- l.^JSO in M40 to 3k«4<6$in' I*"'?, tn 1' standing fourth in thc rank nf ritins of the Uni-m—taking preunlsncv, within I the ilecade, ut Baltim.u-j. llwUs, Cfo-. ciannti an.1 New 0>toaa>, sod main tin-' ing a lev! over Chictgu - St Ixmis realising a broiler prosperity and. m-w distinctive ctan.lw. K b» H*oe* eras peosaptly to uaito the Bopoblicans who have bore wrangling over thia question. Mr. Thomas, tho other Repsblkwn member of tho Committee.is fresh from North Oenrina, and doubt­ there is no ether man in the county, un­ lore undcretonda end appreciates the acquainted with the duties of the office need of doing something to crush the by acreal experience, who by nature aad n«w reln-iuou in its mapwnt stage We do not thin k that the Henato will long ths good work so conspumously begun, and now so hopefully in progress, which is making a complete revolution in tbs common schools <rf thia county, as is Mr. Diamond That he b a thorough schol­ ar, threw who know him, need no assur- 7 On Monday alteinoou, a wenuu named H-txtriciia C. Paddon, dfod in convulsion. at a strange homo, and it * was at first given out that it waa heart The following is (tonite Lili No. 151,1 disease; but vulxequsntly it was niceramending the prohibitory liquor law cf' this State, us it wm passed by oar Stan-I1 of an ebvrsioa’.-t, by uarua of SchuSenate on Thursday by a vote uf 22 to 7, , min, wlo hired a woman to keep the and is now j ending before the Haem of i| L uise for him. Both of them are under j arre.t, awaiting the verdist of tlm coro­ ', nor* jury. There ought to be a law ;«iA«rd milking it a [cnal offisnes for any |«per to advertise this notorious busi­ ness. Tlie nilrertiscmFnU in our city 1^1? If ibl 1’amxrr your own rights and Che wel­ fare of eodety. Farmers of the J th Congresuoaal District, by voting fur tho LoUhof M-'e friend, Wilder D. Faster rVr. B a man amply qualified by experience aad spaoal culture for the work to be aatrmtodtohi* ous. and also handemaely actauiwlsdgsd the eminent sec­ rices rendered to th* educational inter­ act* of our county by the man of our so." Well, Th-.-lore, we mdly like your GoUta Aft, tho fourth number bet­ ter than the first, and wiaa yon the gn-atost prosperity, aad 71- G>U>a .i/t a worid-w.de circalitna Trims <3,00 a year, address tho Publi.Ur, P: O. Box 2RI8, New York Uty. three ■'Loads” n. regular •'.■r.lsr ‘ but ns you Michiganders taka tbs papers, and • raU tltpm. it will not -to for me to dwdl Uja ■ u‘"--»Ly" !‘«p’v ' Un. Abut 'dur “xx-ia^ ‘mii"- nrUni >L» । ' ' about th Morality i< ‘•worth explor­ , ing'' everywhere, aai ths enurus cf its decline and mainteiuonco will bo found |to be a question uf vital unportsuiv out' only in Bt. Ixrob but drewhere, and riHK runmsimlual u Lau ul.t> «o old, ‘ nam Theodore B. Diamond, for County 8operiatradeni of Schools for this roaaty, we task occasion to say, that, in our jndgumt, thept^b badmadoawiae well tsorried seJectfor, and had done orguirisatiun is a foilure and must go down. It waa statd on the Door of Cbngrrea yesterday, Ilia! fid,000 |*<jp]e have boon wuuadod, drirco out or inurdorvd in the south since the do*e of tho wuTi The mt figures may bo too large, it is hoped that they ar, but if uno-tenth part is true that <000 [C'ple bare been ul.uswi on aecount of politicsd conviction, the Hepublican party has b- en greatly remiss in not making it the first an I only duty to restore jxjucs and order. [ft kIH 1 t their patrimony breauso they know net tho value of a dollar, not the lolls, diffi­ culties and solf-sacrifice* which a »uacvasfnl fortune represent* One. thing is err tain; if tho Republi­ can party has not tho brain to dosiso nor thn power to exscute Uw , which guarantee personal safety to eitinna To this prospectus u app -nded tlm name of TanoaoM Ttucxgk name whose power and influ.-u e i i tlw direction to which thb pro qo.tui [ slots has been demon .Uatod fur seven long ywsn with never failing sotXMs. th rough the 0.4reuof thoAripMMtost, aad who, like Lie friend, the editor of th. Trifoew, Las a w-rid-wide rrputali-.-;, for the ability �’ CITY PA 1ST SHOP! SM* ini. Uk,™, u ih. - April - Ket- of• Jsreira drawn to servo at the term of our Circuit Court, which com­ mences on Monday, the 24th day of April. A. D. 1871: . William Johnson, Henry Bollinger, Luther Brown, Barry ; L. J. Wheeler, George Brown, Diniol H. Everts, C. A. Downing, Anson Ware, Castleton ; John J. Perkins, Barton Warner, Prairie­ villa; Dewitt C. Quigley, 0. D. Matth­ ews, George K Beamer, John J. Hen­ dershott, Irving; William P. Garrett, Justin W. Miles, Yankee Springs; Clark H. Palmer, Are W. Wilcox, fall* In Coughs, Colds, noareeneos, Ac. Assyria; Robert A. Kelley, Popo; Actcirr 4 Bladm, Axvnts. William Coleby, Eli D. Sprague. John OOTOMUDGE8’ F. Emery, Thornapple; Hugh KilpalFor Clothing—25 per cent cheaper than nck, Woodland ; John H. Munroe, Johnstown. Yours Respectfully, WruiaM H. Powua, Clark. ■ICNiGAN aRTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Diviatm od chain, divans, tete-a-tetce, or any thing in the upholstering line, can bo re­ paired, and they will look aa nice as Iowa, respecting renewal receipt* on in­ new. I can do it, and on reasonable surants policies Where receipt* for terras. 1 have also a flno stock of such premiums simply prevent a policy frutn article* now on hand, and am constantly expiring tor non-performsno* of its con- n- CS.J th. mm.i im —. . wl**— • -sand aa unusually large vote and wo trust bo elected by a derided majority. It certainly ought to be, and tea be tf our RepuUicans do their duty on ctoetionday. Tho following is tho ticket : BROWK A HOYT paYnters DAVID R. COOK. Sign and Ornamental Painting j By t* DICKXNHON; das fans 210; Wilkins 7M; Royal Bcott-3; H. W. Scott, W5; Rh.ubsn Boom form 25 ; Beatty form 86 ; Miles A GiQeopie 20; Total 1642. This is a heavy falling off aiacs test vrrek. notwithstanding the opening of The Ward TiakaU Tbo Ropubluan Ward Caueura on Monday evening, were largely attended and the nomination* generally, very ac­ ceptable, tho AHcrmen, especially, hav­ ing been cbooen with special reference to tbo want* of our young and growing cily... Wo trust tbo vote on Monday, may atlret tlie wisdom of tho tax payer, by the election of each and all of thooe men, a* by so doing a careful and prognwairo city policy will be inaugurated tha^will«nturo success. Th* Wilkin* farm wh’ch wm tho cream of tho Oil Territory is feat fail­ ing, The overage on thi* farm in Decemb*r Last wm 100 bib dally por well, now only 12 barrels. A very sad tragvdy occurred at the laet, lightning striking the derrick of Clapp'a wall No. 6, while tho men ware •and pumping. It p^oed down the tools killing tbo Engineer and a young man named Gould. Tho driller receir. lag.-’.aEiAp; WASHINGTON BLOCK. Pun Wines and Liqucral of life policiM of itulofinato deration, no ramp is required. But where tho renewal receipt contain* a new contract, Picrvara ! Pirniu I —Go to the renewing or continuing th* policy for Dsotn < Bonn make Doon, Saab, Galtory of J. F. Minkler over Bailey’s another year, it aboaM have stamps to wry MMt window and door frame, Hames* ahop------- '** •*-the same amount as the original. Roand in fact evmtluag in tbo lino of oeipta used instead of bank chock* ore witod work, from aa ornamental center of pictures take ’ Go there tor your exempt from stamp doty. The commisFur Alderman, <nu> year, Daniel E. stoner say* that 'If banks and thoir de­ Birdsall. For Aldennan, Dewit C. Wool­ I A la Ba iKD.—Tho “Wo.tinghouae Air CHOICE GROCERIEBl They also Plan*, Plane and Match, Brakes" arc being pot oa tbo paranger positor* choose to substitute receipts for ey. For constable, Isaac Swarthout. A fine stock Jcwt Onm I and work yvur lumber iuto any »Lapo ' trains on the Lakes Share A Southern chicks, they must of course incue any you dorire. the same day you bring it legal risk which may arise from tho um> Foe Alderman one your, Georgs W. 1 Michigan Railroad, as fast a* they can OLD, 1KUABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. Williams. Fur Aiderman,Milo Osborn. be applied.. Tais brake is a wonderful i E. P. Hurrall A Co. hare removed invention and is all that can be wished 1 their office to John Woiscrtfs Hardware For constable, Wilber F. Dickerson. for. It has aa air cylinder of compremed • stare ia Brown'* building. air beneath each car. It is entirely un­ cular* from various pension agents BUBBLE For Alderman one year. Walter W. , dor th* control of tho engineer, and can throughout tho country, soliciting the Kcllqr. For Alderman, A. Philo Drake. be applied, by turning a stop cock, sc as privilege of getting lhair pensions under For conetabk, Marcus Stebbins.. । to give any desired pressure When tho recent law. Those agents offer to nccocasery to atop a train suddenly ono | motion eufocM to slide every wheel. gel the pensions after the claimant has For Alderman _ , A k— -l- l—J-> train, running at fot done all tbo work cf making out tbo Barber. For Alderman, Thomas Altofl. ! CnX? r— ——, maybe brought to a -------papers and affidavits, fur sums ranging For constable Henry L. Green. stand still in 30 seconds by this wonder from 110 to 115. AU the agent baa to fill appliance, and that without tho tor st do is to enclose tbo papers to the depnrtjar The wheels are then gripped m a 1 n*. formed by the wrought iron brakes ; and the rotary motion stopped instan­ taneously, while tho friction causes a jWTIMOH. Republican Towmhip Nominations. | shower of (parks to fly from the track. Wo have returns from several team­ The onginoer is the person who ia noarlr yer acquaintance, and they will bo glad ship caucusra,aud good reltabls Republi­ all case* first sees danger Tho comto assist you for a reasonable ctunjwnsa- cans are pieced in nomination a* folia wa: TiauoM, lairaixa a ssarasw ■. g. O iHerabvr. 1ST*. lion, and you will be more likely to have Hastinga your butane** promptly and properly Go in to Alton's, be ia Agent Tor F. A. For Sajiervisor, Peter Cramer; Town FullOr'a Furniture -room in tbo base­ Clerk, Oliver M. Moon; Treasurer, up by hand | Hiaaaeaay------------ -- -------------- --- . ment below. /Is rxi Weil—While Mr. Hotrbkiai train with ten time* the force that brake­ was digging a well for H. Culley, in Highway*. Edgar D. Reed; Justice of men could set thorn, as it to to pull th* "Shoo Fly" slipper—a new s^yle, at I Irving, last Friday, through some mitPeace, Porter Burton four years, Jacob whistle rope. It ia the beet safety iunra-1 Woodruff’s. 47w3 h*^> or other tho hone fell back in the D. Pranell three year*; Adam Sponable tion ever put on a railroad. A full stock of Itoota and aho** just well, but luckily caught his foot in the two y>-ar*; Charlo* L Smith ou* year ; received^ Woodruff1* 47w3 9". Tnoes Csss 1—If a cat doth mset । top of the curbing. A r po was brought School Inspector, Benjaman F. Gaskill; •&90. Removal-Barber ShopIn journeying then frem East to and Mr. Hotcbkiat who was in tho bot­ Cumtables. Clark Sutton, William a cat ujon a garden wall, and if a cat I hav* removed over Bartow A Good- Kan*** via Burlington, you enjoy ad­ tom of the well, dimbsd out between Booram, Woshu^tun Sponable, Henry doth greet a cot, 0, need they both to vear'a Store, opposite tbo Bank. Fol­ vantages you can secure on no other squall ’ Every Tommy has his Tabby . 8. Myers. the lionet legs No sooner had ho got low the Sign up stairs. I will bo happy line. You both paa* over a road ooooud waitingou tlie wall ;<aad yet he welcomes out when the horeo weal down to the to no other in speed, safety, or any Pullman luxury of modern travel; and bottom. Mr. H., then arranged his while on your way, survey the garden maelrim-ry and with the aid of men, of Illinois and Missouri, as well aa 400,­ ly smile, and not rand up and bawL 000 acre, of prairi* ia South-western Peace; Hrr.vwlarr H. Dixon, High­ aad lift hi* precious bock up high, and Iowa, now in mark*t at low price* end show bis teeth and moon, aa if 'twore t„-_ way Commimfoner; Goorgv H Bryant, colic more than love that mad* tb* feller School Inspector; Horace Hull, Charles 1 ffwan ______ W. Hmigfatalin, Charles Prkhanl, John , I Doctsiu-v *s*ct Mcnuiu Crasmrcr. H. Day, Constables. Beauty. I—Treasurer Spinner has decided that The largest collection of beauty evag^ 1 For Bupcrvieor, William 1*. Bsdustn ; i published in the United States 1* afford­ ed in the Parlor Album It embrace* the Mr and Mrs. James Allen of Carlton,!| for Clerk, Christopher C. Bush; for ' finest specimen* of chromo lithographs, I Trea.urer, Charlo* A. I'oltay ; for Jus- ' steel engravings and fine wood engrav­ loft home on Bunday evening last No tiro* of the Peace Daniel R. Bardlet, ings ever affiirded the public. Tho trace as yet, hare been heard of him. full terra ; John C Sharpstoen, to fill fractional cuneney where not more than American Publishing Company of Rut­ only they think the Broadway bridge in land, Vl, desire an attire ■cent in every i this city ia wher.< he was last seen The vacancy; for Cotnmuaiouer of High- ontenth is pii**ing. When such notes town and village, to whom they offer parents and brother have b.-on search­ wars, Ephraim F. Manley ; for Bcbocl and frattiounl currency arc mutilated IM__ -I ...___ ______ J _________ . • Inspector.Samuel R. Willison; forCjn- Iwyond tho standard referred to, ni on; ing constantly fur hint sinnt Bunday, stublire, Albert Roach, Augustus M. i* compelled to reaairo them for any [iart of their ralue, and the only place but to no good rosnlt Any informa­ Armour, Andrew Keyes, Eliha Robin­ tion of his whereabouts should be eomson ; for Sextons, Warner Barnes, Hastings, Michigan Central R. R. Fremont Engine Worki. .gttgrtgasa&gta!; «WTBBAn« Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote hu time to cloaing up our booka. A fifteen years buainesa imperitively requires this step, and we expect our cwrtomera will at once examine their accounts, and settle the same by Cash or Nora. Ever thankful for the large Patronage we have received from thia community, we shall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Caah and Prompt Paying Customers. staraxin: ss? JtrSiS Peninsular Railway. BARLOW & GOODYKaR GREAT FORTUNES Ptx*s»vr—Thi. morning ACXLKT A 8LADK, Agent*. Go to Grant A 1’hillip.' for npicen Fea a full line at T Allen ha* the lest in the City. No Facer—Trat night Feanxas -Busy plowing. Ct nr Four*—Cleaning up. 8n that you are registered. Marut Pre»s—Getting plenty and be­ ing shipped East by ths ton. BrntiH -Piogmiing aad Carpen- Maple 0rov». Set Use tlMTw.ro WS4*. Uy J. D-MsCet*. Jr. For Supervisor, John 0. Clark; for Asonxa Nnn-Tta Social.—On April Townthip Ocrk, Thoddou* T. Dewey ;. for Treasurer, Elbridge U. Potter ; for i t»ona. which are as follows 13tb, for tho benefit of the Silver Cornot Band, will occur the woond Neck-.' Justice of the Pooco fol! term, IJoar.dcr tics of the Baprnme Court, D. Darwin tie social of tlie acason. , A good time ' Laphiut; for Judies uf the Peace io Hughei; for Regents <d ths Universi­ is expected, and as this zto designed to 1 fill vacancy, Alonso Streeter ; Highway ty, John M. B. SOL Chariot B. Fenton; Warren Seeley ; for for member uf Congress. William M. be an occasion whereby money can le C >mmi**wnor, | Brhool Inspector, Benjamin Poaree ; fa raised to cancel the indebtedwra of the j C mstables, Daniel P. WoH Warren I Ear County Stqwrintetideut of School*, Porter C. Freeman; tn Drain Cotn1 Sieley, Jerry Shoup, John Gibson. mieaioner, Rowley Carprater. For Supervisor, lewis Wilcox; for Band giro u» an ouUdoor concert on town Ciurk, lirary Martin ; fur TreascSaturday evening, on thn cornir near rer, James F. Mead ; for Justice of the Spaulding’s 'store. The playing show, Peace (full term), David Hom ; for Jes­ that their untiring enargy in practicing 1 tice of the Peace,(to fill vacancy),Geo W. I have .old out ray Dental Brattice in during the winter han not been in vain. II Crosby; for Commissioner of Highway* tho city of Hastings and vidaity to The boy* arc doing well, and have tho Jams* Campbell; for School Inspector, Messra 8tewortA StenboJ, aad berebv boarty approval of tho eitiaons of our Henry L. Nowion; for Constables, Wm. cordially locoommend said Stewart A city for their effort*. ' R. Blanchard, Jamas Rustsll, George Bteinbofl; to my old patrons as my suc- Michigan JExchange. Detroit & Milwaukee R R W. T. EssnsAX i* receiving plenty of lumber, lath, and shingles <U his ware­ house on Broadway. Wt understand tint of late, sugar L. Crosby, Stephen Owen. Ms. Ycxx is endeavoring to break Dr. Charles Russell's mare to be famil­ iar with the ear*, she being very highspirited and timid every time cars ap­ proach makes it very unsafe driving near the railroad. Mr. York’i assistant had her tied down cloro to tho track yesterday when the afternoon freight wont west She had tn faco the music. yYxiDtao* aad Sosiul io oom* off on th- eveotegof April IM, io to be a grand cafco and Neck-tie affisir, and the Band are going to try and make it For Supervisor, Elijah P. Barnum ; for Ctork. Robert _W. Shriner ; for Treasurer,-Alonso B. Barnum ; for Jus­ tice of the Pcaro, full term. Ebenerer Bawdy; for Justfee of th* P*aoe, to fill vacancy, John R. Eastman; for High­ way Oommiastoner, full term, Andrew G. Kilpatrick; for School InqxcVw, Judge R. Barnum : for Constables, f Om Durrre Boon. —Mr. L. E StauHorace S. Larkin. Justus Haolnu-i, •ar, w»H known to many cf the fanner* James O, Ira, Amasa Stereo* aad others of our county, has just open­ Thornapplaed a Dining HaD at Parkar'a old rand, For Supervisor, Frol W. Collins ; for just wret of the Boston Cash Store. Ho proposes to keep a fine stock of fruit town Clark, Aaron Clark, jr.; Treasurer, and ronfeetionary also, in connection. 8imon G. Webster; Ifighway ComGive Mr. 8., a csdL Seo his adreriiae- miaaioner, Oscar White; Juatice of tho Paecj, John C- Smith ; School InspMtor, Wm. L. Cobb; Constable*. Sila* A. Ge«m James H. MeKevitt, Imac Troue, ( < 1 fallv oa<i million dollar*, and they can, n/4 regain a healthy status under fire I-rft hu homo in thn township ot years. Al! eyas are now turned to Cal­ ifornia, where grape* adorn every hill Carlton, Barry Co., on tho night of aide and wino is made m abundance for March 24 th, a young man named •'Tom Allen," aged* 28 years; five feet ten inches high; tour front teeth gone from REMINGTONS Window and Door Frames, Milk Safeo, and Brackets of every description. J jOw Haora WIN — �ASi>iiar._a S.-trSf QFTWpfTON.” ** ; rl.TEw«>x> MAMJU4K U.IU U« XSi&sra firfad Joooet I’m nrj that too are k> poor; if run 1 will give you my SS!?b!lWB3 5®?’ COUJBft TWELVE WINE 1HIN*hltED W< h .j, mfa. TWE!iT3’®T ’’aow wI pwcrrsire.t.tii^rtri’r.' bvel £~r nt t» SW»y t'oiei l'.Td »>••«<«j^rU.aH vJfXMorn coi^iiFj) F.iH'gK» Oil nd VI Of aw> .... P» andik.tu <: f&MHEL^'.nkpk, «4..,|'i^ »faeefan-ir ” m mhwed .w tl.rtA t«u fa **... a.<“ "«rw»ai »•••, MMUMBU.. 1.1 nrewUr. xll.Hl fall A. n-TT COUGH! COUGH! COUGH! admixittratoru •<yL_ .Taiztmfs^i CHARLES X I'ETERSojf". '**<**■*"■**£. I’blfad. 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A fame h wade wilida the THEA-HECTAR WiftSdWS; •fia'r'LA ROBBl.Ne A at«* Sire5SKM’aSHtStT eatssws, jbww; i°s*SY;’® w.j.&TS.6 afiOAD lAnr-novaLt tcjoc Mum NEW YORK BOSTON, BkJ’Jass-XMS.t; siEjEE iKERMSLlAiUfi-'U ]?«• l..-»:er !u New Tt«i, £**■«!!£», Buffalo to New York. .tC tri!"*, Dunkirk u. New Y^k,4&»mifa. Cleveland tn New York, tiijiaiitf, SwdSffi?.^ issMUtur; KOI ' Qsxtuc Ismirrax.' WONDERS of &i,A-£'£sfi=13i srsic The world." gitf! isitiisuftaaHste /&“—nftrffi®?’i-SSivw*1BSi REPUCTICK OF FREES flEE lorth Missouri Lands Hxn nihil and St’. --------- FTTOTmir XTKSt'yd ffk-: „’l£3 'toi-s; aSta'iLI^Skl'kW ■*”■ : . MAJLoJfr.MUnt ^notice. ffianC’EEiW’ CAPTION IfaaN MJBSBMt* • ranala wjtUb.. ae4a «»d •irealei Lweard a>4 IhiaiMUi P. th •!*, af t*P« U'V" !■«»'•••: . Uaw-t of U.rw .ni . JM> N TIlttMn. •«•«-«.’ 1 0 A H K. It •aif. Cwuaty aaj l»«eh. 4awd <U m a,, aJ W.v a Ik lUua ■ - ■ aa__aa_a _ □ubioffaw^li'im.,, . aft2.M«b. <85.00, JUkUBESA. I...................... 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MICHIGAH, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1871 NO.!? tract, (semtirata IJMO annusBv). tei rtraskaff fa eu<* number, that- when pitod upon eaek otiwr fiMwiso, Hke tha Uavre aboAf H>» thli^neae through j tb— ri-rtssn 1 r'l— In wMitton. it । HARDWARE I Ito demand fa- tiito Wfld Of mfaraMUton. ) । Our emnaal isauh-cf pamphlete alone, [ told KMiiooaRh. other, make a pile, ; eight aori Vyhrtef ialfo. high. ItH HARNESS SHOP, Sficdxoia KHE All CUFFEI IEAFEI All IAIIT CMITY. HYDE n richer tUa -feOKJDf man fteoe public.., ttons taay-tlVKl hero, fliey reach that Creridre rf mlfiioM upon million* . of | I men who do treasure sad regard thea>, I and wU ia thofr Mate ari fe [counsel they bring. -> .i. During the scesaon of the Maasachueetta Legislator.- the past season tho , nemo of the town of "Croton Junction'' ‘ | was changed to Ayur in honor of the' BADER. ' great medicine man, Dr. J. C- Ayer.' The following is his speech on that oc- j >OBX Society is her Ung thomsehM-m a convent whereaone tend: so Ktfafafara toy<re,Bafere«r feet, the Austrias .oteUmect. there asa! fewrilfeteaM farfoaa thte which are not&milter with the name yon Uw chrasm, and employing the remedies that I __________________ ■ around other hearts. She U- sooted wtHntd-pMtor hniuaaitv, She • readme Jiar perfoc1 7W ratal », wily whan aba Ma life hearts of 1 eight wHtf, to M»©lied;wfLR for Or Uro Imds'throttling in muson with her '' small wfodqwi,' * Kttte smwtAv 'do® wj •'JU. •omo regard for the name which your . each Ude. .ttofe Ot kiad partiality hangs on thr.e walls , end, are the letter boxes, conrinjeted'in' tho farm of ■ aftfi&ifcnf— around ma We may look forward'1 which ««n4i USB^htdA °uta' with confident hope to the renown you | r •» fcr.aanutlloM.. will Rather towter it. end the pro^my. . sitbSi £ UiAjj man, lives'wilh which there te reason to tout the future I mecj routes W mauw nip. U0> JMuto andin 'otferx. - She < • for support, ecioyi ■,aiJro ol the atian 1 rising « A. mountains of the inner 1 , land, winds down among tho hilto and . ' empties into the Frith of Clyde. Rom | WWW W, lor* m un jcSS 1 remote time it has been called Ayer j ’ from an old Ssotch word “Ayry,'' mean- i 1 ing an eagle's neat—tho river of tho । . eagle's nwt Near its mooth and ranDtSeted hero in-the rootre of N,V tinuous harbor, long stood a hamlet I England to what fearer spot eon yotfy*^* *** ft' Btove* which becauit a royal burg or town warned from the rivet, and now about ’ one-third u large as Lowell—the city • of Ayr, For uwre than a thousand | j years it has been noted in the history of' ’ of smoke from a Hataim vend ‘wutaJer at I Scotland. During the ware of Robert ■ rente, Boutwell, Hoar, am! what may I 1 the darierfty with which He-'ffitnutches Brute- it was one of his resorts, and was I yon not hope for ut usefulness in the ( mail matter into th» Mxar. to right, toft and in front■ txfra.' ■ !i- « ”'f f’J . L.u. I especially favored by him bacauao he , councils of the State and , was than* cured ut leprosy. Oliver1 Contrast our condition with that «f| ' VresentfrthrMdrttewrimda.tlajcQas. Crucuwell made it one of thn depots and tho European nstfons, altarnatolv torn tents of bar .No, I' «re' brought- ©u^ । headquarters of his army in las attack | and impavorished with wars, credit it aa upon Scotland, and one of bis old fotta ' , you map to the better odueat.ua of tho L | is now the Ciuulel of Ayr. CARRIAGE FACTORY DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. GROCERIES. Skl.4 w .MIX hrf*S.irSi CROCKERY mAmmu CARRIAGES and As anywhere in the State. | loiiit Kitoi ui Pita, ni n till nimi Sateita. C. F. DWIGHT at co Ruf aboro all its distuictiuus, Ayr was I। the example old mother Groton has act “’’PL*?! Andht th the birtli-plucvoi the poet Burna And i J°U’ ,£_£?rthy °f J'nZ to KJdZ»~ f.what a poet ! What a voice has he I follow. Build scirnds for your ehildraa Bren tovall the oiidvortnonls of home! ' a]td fed latent to te~h them, thru m»w has be hallowed the eoUage and ' teibesnee and integrity in prosperous I ' all it oovsn—weaus and wile, patches i, and happy homes will be your sure reand poverty, beans, bartoy, ala, hard- ji I ent use ror.trnti tn ship and ths poor man's tod. How he ' wraps with ten domras whatever he names, even his blank leagues of tore,-the stuhbfo fluid, ioe, snow, sloet, i and rain, brooks, birds, mice, thistles _ and heather. IL. Bonny Do-a. John.. . Anderson, my Jo John, Auld Lang Syne, and Highland Mary roll round tho world ia every singing symphony with what ia purest and beet in human na- BUGGIES B““ Remember the place—at the Old Stand of J. L. Reed, fool of Jefforeon Street north of the railroad. Raetmia. Mioh. a.tSTINUS iliRlMLTmL Wins hearts of youth and taridoxs, bring so- . & ____ _ __ lace to tha sorrowing, and couragu to . _ , _ the overburdened by their lot. TLs in- Counterfeit Monsy and Patent-right spiratiun haa e»t tho affection to music BwinOlet1 in strains that aie immortah - ■ ■ No other otn man ever made Langu-1 By 'he former, gudgeons and "dead agv classic, but, ho has rendered that , beats" are caught gewrelly. The coun­ lowland Scotch a Doric dialect of fame. , terfsit money swindto is tho old cheat The name of bit homo and his beloved . by means of circulars sent out from unrivwr Ayr was lifted on the wings of his I discoverable ••firms,'' rnrinlv ia New pal hoe. and naw the approaching travel- 1 York, promising falmloM arioeuti for er yearns to reach the spot his genius a mere trifto. This curse has just now has sanctified. burst out anew, and the mails are daily Along the borders of tho sea in a , stocked with omfidential communicaparallriogram and surrounding tho town tious to saints and sinners alike, in every a rountr of the same name Ayrshire, community. We have • had the usual VA^Lsa-------------------- ------------. - - ipod Juok to ba addressed as a poraoii ia | whom tho utmost confidence aiuld be p'-acod. and in every respect fitted to be । a profitable ud safe mauipaiatur in | ' ewindbng operations of this kind, bar­ ing actually l»en recommended u pos­ sessing these invaluabla virtues. Ou! of the thoutands who rverira thew lures, them are always aomo who are always blinded, and, for the mun-y vnntarad m hope of rexfiring Midden wealth, they get a moderate return in naste I inherited for yvur town with an j the way of aawdast old paper, dirt and extraordinary unanimity, andhavo here­ sharings by express, 0- <J. D. by conferred an honor ujxtn me, tho ptvper acknowledgement of which I do not feel fulty able to express. But I beg you to ba aesnred that it is apnroriatod, cad that it wifi ba gratafrily rvtetenbered with a livtag interest in your prwq>«Ly while Lfo remain* to mo, end. 1 trim, beyond thst by my children after ous and fitet oiarenty, tho uprightnosa of ^if»4r<«d-«ho wul oLc^rartsy. It takes two priritea to mafe.aocfoty; and every womfe -friuit, be trtfe to hersolf mnsafre -tbri-shaims wright re-rwonri. Ky, and reepanaihlanasaof -of her awn. m ______ ACKLEY h SLADE. Hastings, Doc, ia. 1870. SJlf eonunuanre of SEWDfG A New Poem. JACKSON WAGONS Glen A Hall Threshing Machines, Clover Bullers and Grain DriUe, and Gale's ' Patent Sulky Rake. -K this aassa Ims become noted among tba many that era worthier esnuad you, camo LDntil withia a fow MJUtriee all Iboririfasd natfonaof the gtebe wore posti-np 0* tfre Kastera continent. . Two or three huBdredjraara ago they loafed orar into thte: few and fearfully at firet The cJoch ia tho atosnto strikes torn I than more and. more but,always in their The night has grown coldsr and Bcsnry satltenaoatatiaiidte bagging the Atlantio is worse Ba! bo has boon eAffing far you ; Indeed ho >. wone,m* Myi he wUl die. Perhaps Itefosv taormng ekali fewa ; And this is tho meeeage she aant me to Mag: . j — MOKVMKNTB. HEAD BTOJCE8. . TABLETOPS. ' ' Asa wr- -«i—-r ■Meaat ssjf ROCKERY & GLASSWARE! To tsijfc.ia .tDOW neuBBS. 1 wars and over-rue thaw vast confin.-nu of the West Now they are scattered here aad, pnassw thsae raearerelew stretches of, mo-jutaiu. and valteya, lulls, dsba farosla and psrirfos with tho .quickly, co: hawill begone.b noandteoa ptapu ana. mountaia raagra 1 ■ fhiher, euate home with me of South A»«U. Foamar ganos^os bred in village* and. towns, thickly settied togatbar . where physicians ware near at hand. New, the p<vpto are widely saattsTad, in many eac­ tions of those many couatxiea £©r past numbers the tixuaiy Uraimsni of phyatesan* csrnnot be had ; over large tracts of counter good or mcnpeUmt physician* mnnot bo had at all. They which acts a part,W wttt k'to potoly that wboorer has eyorcaa soe through the miask to theft'sihcnculh and the heart under the fore- We should compliment ethrr br uirtingie oar tnralharac2- fevhrifesuuie whatwaor* !>Oureeafo£pyMrt.Mtbu>g»dra than.thekignity ; . and weight that a few parsons red oomj manding oelf-respe^ ami poise at char1.1 actor would give. We sliould hasten to r’ rid’pmnefraaOttbB-liUyiasfen of run1, | ring after ajid-MyDrar-iag people wo ! i „ “• �Troubled with Dweocrary but weaker. Minutes, ma.. - oras,n?L W* will gfv* th* oflesal Caavaae by Wwah^sbmw.ii.t.ly after the bomd t Ch. Gtsvnaaata aaert. Oty ateetfoc ■tan. am feral pag» THE ELECTIONS. WboiaJ.a Derby? and what ia th* grant Premium Land Sale? are ques­ tion. frequently aakod by all prudent |*r*oaa before purchasing a share ia tho Twa April number of DcaowneGs Yana Aaaatcs is foil of entertaining Mr. Iterby has b*n well aad favora­ ’ and vary iawtrartivv waiting for the bly known thn.ogbont th* country, for young, and certainly n’lwtt-r pro-ut th. last tventy-five ysara, as one of th* moat prominent pubbahara of th* coaa- SIIIET SSTT i LECTES MKt. Tr**mr<la*r-w K*t»salcod. MICHIGAN. Iterby 4 Miller, Derby, Orton * Co., Derby ■■■ Jackson, Ac , Ac.? The same Mr. 1 terby, after .etiring from the book publishing b.situte, accepted one o' i ha -rOet impartial and bcamrabte Gov* cm men t to two import*..t Consulate*-. TSE SUSI UMT IliECTHT. excellent lariety of hrtlihg nxft- • With jjen. tfto/a troop, enter Part, to-ra tevvral portraits \V* . ould iuatanc* "* largely for hi. derisfow against th* eowstituti-malily of the Railroad Aid law. Ha ia, bowxvwr, aiasted by a largo ma­ jority. Th* pawarao* tt Col Gvaat, on* Tks stave e.r/teifr» —Mita Xibten w) D*a.-jro*t, srilh pur trmte. Heary Iferfon and Uta. P. Needham, tiro lamina of the Day th* late Boy Buiodaa Edward tf. IX-ln- - 1'anomers Manti Jdauuixy. fur April, pre*ei.t* its usual brilliant display of nes spring fashions, and choice seloctiun of literary articles, so.** . very good an--. practical information on borne but slightly behind ia Ottawa, Mr. Farry'a own oonnty. Mr. Ferry and Mr. Footer both ran largely ahead of their ticket* m Grand Bapsd* aad Grand Ha- . 1871. 1871. Spring Examinations. Hagt**^ £en. MMtfw^^thot No Ag||fa*\y* o*triwfodw3MMA>a> other part ... th* litto ar* beey’°ang toAW MAS AW tiny ui sled at . , /. ‘ nt-untt-r Trrrcai»r — re-ioe Li- mamawe . ueatton. kerb ■ucceeam amber w Dajfemrsr’s Movratt *■■•-tns to ho unexc^»tiow.'.b!* Uvrry deportment that gem t> make up a hrot-clsM parlor ~.xgasne cuoq let., and th* premiums o£rrd to ea<du sub­ scriber at 33 are certainly . ortb t inch more than th* yearly suhecriptfoo.— Pub i-bod by W. JrssDw . Horry County- is- j At Ducmmt. citie*, the BapubSenoa generally held their own. white in That, Nile, and autno other potato they have don* hotter ate till* of a monthly mrganno devote 1 f ated,, , . to Carriage Hadding. v hie is publish 'ositum <wla-h they had captured the sd in New “ark by Valentine 4 C*. It " styloru-l printing, a- rail as in, practi­ cal character, is th* looet otegnM trade ............................ JF4k triei. Th* State ia very doae. Naw Havas, April 3.—Bataan* to tho frited— ahcar JawriTa ritatam by about 500 majanty, aad Kdlogg'a elec­ tion to Cowgreta by S majority th* a&to of th* &****« Fete thia after noon, from tho entire State, give Kaghah a plurality of 45 vote*. Should tho scattering vote exceed this number, th* 1 Concerning the abow w* have simply to say, that if the letter referred to was eect be wry loag. a* it will require years to ' to tho mail car at Mid-.ll»viU*, it went *»ttl- them on any basis which ran be oppeaitsou to th* daaigna of th* Demo­ to Detroit the same night, as on batur- •etebiiehed Aa it seem* probable that crat* aad the Biavabohfora of the South. day night th* mail runs directly through the Senate will ailjoora before th* last II* was on* of th* man who orgaaiasd of thia month, the I*ro*id*nt will proba- ' th* Bepuhbcan party at Jackson in this to that pine*. But it was not ia charge Uy call an extra seerion in order to I State—where that groat party war boro of tho writer aad he know* nothing of consider th* treaty before the next De-: ■ ■and Mr. Howard became its first can- - the facto- The bag containing th* De- i cvtnber, and thus enable the eettlrment didata fca Attorney General, upon tho, to be begun aa soon as pooribte. sama ttehat aa which Kinsley 8 Hing-, r-ferrno* is made, was vwtirrd by the Agynt on th* Valley Bond at Grand Blipids on Wedn*e>lay evening, haring VoSpSIoney NEW CARPET HOUSE FROM PARIS. It is not *o many month* since • name began to be whispered about ia Art and musical eirelea. which, although not un­ known to the public, and heretofon> ia Naw Havta, aad it ia not nnHkriy that enough have bran polled to defeat an election by tho people BOOTS AND SHOES «ahbU .a -a MtEodlty -with thro* uf. known men in a bouse of pnetatution at IzvnisviBe Monday wight i At Annapolis. Maryland, th* Bepub1 brans elected their Navor Monday by Mwwefci' yfawaa ’ MATTINGS, J. P. ROBERTS & CO. RUGS I A terriblu wind riaited Omaha on I Sundav, but there has levm nn rain for i root, the girl composer, the freak, young linger whose tongs Nilsson hat tun;,, whose vosu* Nilsson had praised, andI 1 prophesied a groat future ft* ? As to> who thia young artist is, it is raffictent to any, she ia th* daughter of tho wellalways road Egyptian Hieroglyphic* known publisher aad leader of fashion, made with a lead peaicil over print on Mr. and Mme. Domorcwi, and that her th* wrappara of a newspaper, new can they alw^rafii4 tune to As qs moro than' a doom peakagn* from an oflton that come* into the ear broken o[wn, yet lbs writer on Thursday the 23d nil, did tif uf tiatMa moat of them single papers hi- doe* not, property do up and direct the pap*r* sent from hia ofiicv thenwould be no failure ia the- roachini’ their dsstiaatfawi by first asail, but *v*u NOTTIKGHAM L4CE8, ccptaia of th* latter galloped up, wav­ ing his rap, intending to address the Cummmuata, when a Zouave with that I The nail manufitrtarea of th* United body shot to* dtad. A gaweral action State, bar. d.-tanmtwd to advance tbsir foltowwi, ia whfch the gwws. d*armes j price 25 oewto -pad -hsj& tw «i£tiou to that oidtawS awafeago. took nine priaonara, (ooe 70 year* <*«). who ware sbotatonra Th* gua* of fart Valerian alao swept th* road and th* communists lied. Twenty-five in-1 surgwnts were kilted aad nsaay wound- I *i 'Hi* engagemnt was over at one o'duok. Tho National Guards still hold Porta Maillot. Battalions of artfltery are hurrying up drum* are biataig and Five byMiaggiM tjtatowu cf Oeve‘111 iocwiltkiriaia^nxM etev) I’RESCRIHHONS AND FAMILY 11" t nnrEIPTR ■ II Mr. Brown (Democrat) reoriviag the ■Isriisn evtaMs. Cremer (ffipwfchnaa) by sumll ■ qjnrity. Th* State and Oeutey tteket kata Bepobfcmi ra^cri- government troop* and th* Couunnniate. About 2,000 National Guards marched un Coarlevuio aad war* met by the Gen gers equivalent to two hnndred and tea fan for**, rar. fan*., right ran oowa aad y»ang cattle, ftve care teouseiteU*»da,a>d right aura wagwas and �htainuu, March S5, 1871. Wheat U hxikfag fine through this emten with the excwjAian of a spot here and foers rffroted by ths iee and now, Potato bugs are found in tho ground some ten iaelus* below the surface alive end kicking. Dr. Beekett is finishing uff a store to be creopied by Mr. Brock, the gantle man who was burned out k»! winter Mr. B will open in a few daya. It may not be known to your citiwus that this part of the «tate abounde in lakes af various siam, eoma of them MICHIGAN C1NTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division They also Plane, Plane and Mitch, and aork your lumber into any ihape you doaire. the acme day you briny it Knlamaxoo Flow* aid CaaUugs etopee Over-land and traffic choose thio for »ale by E. P- Burrell * Q>-, al John rebalde route more and more. Ite next terminu. ia Lincoln, tho Capital of Nebraska, fifty-fire miles want of tho Misooun at Plattsmouth Thbia tho only direct avenue to the South E. P. Dcsaxtx A Co have plows in Pinite country, where tho sale* of rail­ endless variety. Call and see them. road ’ami last season, rose to half a milOffice at John Weiaeart's state Fus Cn-uas, llxnvrup*, etn, etc., call atADen'a Ha is agent for F A. FuD- and fish of all kinds are abundant. Just now in our village may be eeen new epear potoe being made. Boats, jack light* and all the requisites for fishing by night end day, ami we are treated now and then with a mem of the finny tribe. Gentleman at Hastings aad eke where who an fowl of fishing can Sod rare sjiort at Gun Lake, South Pina Lake and al many other places hereabouts. Boats ran bo had, end in a few days, if tho weather continues ( warm, fish will bite freely at the hook, it io a little too early for angling, but !• is fine spearing now. A. £ K. I*SM0SAt.--We were pleased to re­ ceive a call, during the past work, from J*r. Ayer’s traroller, who wee In our i town devoting his time and attention to the prvpanttioue of the great medicine man. This call has Income a pleasant J. Boeemer, n. annua) to us from tho able and rvlia'.le . 8. R Crandall, * buaineee character of tho acrotupUahod ( Youngs, r. THE 1MT Furniture in ths eity fa at Allene. Good, -vliublc, and warranted. 48tf Pomolugical Fair, to bo held next Fall. Premium, paid ia cash aa wxra aa the roj-ort ia rocclved. Fur tlrn'brat peach •ircbard, not torn than throe bund rod trees, sheeted from the following vane- , ttae: Early and Late Crawfords, Hale, Early, Stump the World and Smock! Free, *15,00 fi r tho first, *10,00 for the second and *6,00 for ths third. For ths brat cherry urcha rd not lora than M trees, selected from the fallowing »m: Early Richmond, Brils Magnifiqua, Governor Wood, May Duka. Napoleon a> ■ - ■ W-I1— o----■ '___ a w- S ■ .. I Early Black, |16,00 for the flrat, *1 V.00 : for the second, and 15,00 for the th ML Premiums cxi apple orchard. • For the best Wagoner arshanl, set from trees, two years old from the aurawy, not less than 100 trasa. first *16,00, second *10,00, and third *5,00. Fur tbs beet Goldeu Basset orchard, set from trees twoj Tears c*d frtan the ntnsary, LOH'ER TH.LY HOWARD SANITARY AID tarn tea 100 trees, £r.t *lu,0O, [srao^ *10,U0, and thud *5,00. For the boot Baldwin orchard, Set from tree* two years aid from the tjumary. not fora than 100 trvos. fo^*l5,00, second *10,00, and third Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. Ouebuudrcd dollars sweepstake pre­ mium, *50,00 for tlio second and *26 for the third,—for the beat orchard, to 1 contain not tore than 600 apple trees, two years old from the nuraery, of the following varieties: Wagofra. GoUea Russet, and Baldwin; not les* than 400 :higan Central R. R. GEORGE PRESTON RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. wrU-eetahlahcd and popular J. < . Ayer cenafcjvaiiscT. A Co., Uwell, Mass, whose tpedldurt J4nl>, Clarke, B. have become a household necessity, nod Willses Udell, Dwon the confidence and prniao of alL— C. Bauer, r. Our own nojuaintano with them has , naoui ssrscruas, will nxnuwoce at the I'roebytorian extended over a eerie* of years, and wo 1 j p VaaYetaar, a. church, tastings, on Monday evening, have invariably found them, their tear- Guo. W. Blade, a. April 10, *871. The easaioM will cun i eltan end their medicines worthy of the T. D.Marih, ». .ul of the following ciaa»ei: commendation they everywhere —Jackson (Tenn.) Trilww W. H. Jewell, a. r. n, in ihicli the .-tameatary princiH. W. Rolfe, b। Jos of Jlarir will bo thoroughly taught; F. D. Aeklsy, adapted hi children, aad i’ll who Awin' I U> learn die irt o' n ading music. . Vitae culturu clans, at 0 1-4 o'clock r. I lion ia to bo organised on Munday Bost, M, in which breathing, enunciation, lad £ continue until Friday the 21st, pronunaatian, vocalising. *•!□ singing, when uu thM date in the evening, a grand concert will take jjaes. The aoi. Alderman, two years— ' bo hoard individually aad collectively, aiona will consist of three dance adapted Winckelaun, Dew I and error* kindly pointed orL Wooley, Rep to tho instrucu.m of all who may wish Majority, Cliorus data, at 7 '-2 o'clock r. u., to study tho various t ranches of music. Her Teeter k • •« i-atk*.’ ui a11uK«i. ra<1 i 'rwtreglUfteW won . far instructi-m ia church music am! practics of glees and chorus music, inter­ spersed with quartettes, etc. Thee-' danse* wiP meet daily for a tarm ten kasons doetng with a grand conceit Friday ove .IRg, April 21. Terns -IVketv to any one data, At. to give us— ia connection with Prof. Straub, wK> has hail much excellent sums, in this tetbo>l of teaching masic—their -arnost and hoaaty .ujipirt Mrs. -L M. Nevins Mra I. Wirirt■ ran, M.ra E. W. Hariuw, Mira Fife Holbrook, MU. Rosa Goodywar, Mm. Sarah Dnuning, Mie* lloxy Duller. Misa Hattfo Itad.i-lder, Miso Brooks, Solicitiag ‘ onuuiura. Peninsular Railway. ^a»r MaaSu I'm. a Trslat -nil rai Ticket* to any on* class only *1,00. We Birdsall, Rep. are piece >1 to anuounso thia CO*vention MeJSlw.m, Deni and hope it may bo will attend'd from Majority. tho people of our city and e runty. Lo t thia bo a grand gathering of tdl lovers Constable—Swsrtboat, Hep Jordan, I>rm Majority, ' Tur saw Oa Wednesday evening the Village Board nut. A quo­ rum present, Mr. D. 1L Cook in tlw Keafield, Dem ehair, aad turned the dutiei of the । Osborn, Rep several vfficae ever to the new City IMeriiy, Conned which rfere present, consisting I Alderman, one year— of a dan body of dignified Aldermen Williams, Rep. with the Mayor and Rm-urdor at the | Campbell, Dem. bead. Wo predict wise legielaiiou at Majority, the hanils oi thcsF gentlemou fur our CouataUe— Rum, dem. Qicsctu— Killgorv of Crawfordsville, IruL, ha. re- . cantly graduated from the Law Depart - ' Alderman, two yean— Bartow, dem., ment ot tho University, and among a I Ws .top the jireas to announce larg-' number of other graduate, admit- ! Iteakc, rep. that Thomas W. Bartram, Republican, ed to practice in our State court.. Majority, is elected over (Me, (Dem.) in Assyria. Take this in coaneetion with Mr». This makes tho board a tie. Heym, dem Mary Willeoa’. voting in Battle Creek. . Kelley, rep. on Monday last, end we should judge | WxsTwsa—DelightfidMajority, that tho "woman queetion" will »x>a | gain a good strong hold in our country. Constable—Stebbins, dean. flews. CITY PAINT SHOP! Tux cxaminttlous if Uschers for Hastings and virinity oecurre-l in this city at tho Union School building by Bvpt Palmer, on Tuesday and Wadnm. day. A large number of young ladies and nilseee vere in attendance, and we foam many acquitted tbeaurlrvu with PAINTERS daj, when il was aaowtaiued (hat our city “father*" had fail'd to provide for I the election of the nnuiiry number of tainod that V.Hlard "S'* Hayee does not live in Heatings, although Willard Hayes has al wa vs Bred her*. Sxx th* ■ulrertisemnut of Youngs A । Toot Thres Ladies *10 hare a grand opening of Millinery good. ete., ia 1 Washington Block, over Alles'* store, Thursday, Ajxil 13th. Call and see City Dining Rooms •I’Bog." Ctrs has ]dnced in our Poet Office, i very fine frame filled with Buainoae Cards, placed around e litho graph af our citv. They arc drawed I witL a pen. He i* also getting up one The <44 I*. 0. building U being fitted up for Mr. Minkler's Photograph Galle­ ry, and also an office for Dr s. B. J. * E. ?. Brown- A very handy location / GotteAMtJk* OH QIC £ OROq' I'hysfciana rreommcmd Bala's P roaxL Euxia fiir diaeoeee of the Thr aad Lung*. San circular. Ackley A Slade. Agents. School books, Sjewkera,a»l a fall sertmaut of Stationary a: Detroit & Milwaukee R R 4316 Eastman, dem. certainly, from what we can leers, rea­ Altoft, rep. son for its eurveaa. They aim to put Majority, every pupal through thorough training in every branch *f tho institution. No Aiderman, one year— College has more cordial aad reliable Hsnmr last was "all Fool's day " testimonial. from fonder student, aad parnce employing them than the Grand Our Devil eays Monday was too. Rapids BMiaeesOoUy. Wr are enjoying beautiful aroonbglit Mnsss. Bxiatrr Al.nusr, are coni.mplating aeon to remove their Muck of i clothing etc., to I anting. We rsgvsrM' lone good bnetneee men like those from Hastings Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote his time to dosing up our books. A fifteen years buuness imperitively requires this step' and ve expect our customers fIU at once examine their accounts, and settle the same by Cask or Kots. Ever tltankful for the large Patronage ve have received from thin community, we shall uow oflier onr Goods at greatly REDUCED PRICES to Caah nod Prompt Paying Coatomera. The Democracy went jubilapt ever their auoraaa st the election in this city on Monday, so much so, that a small pile of dry goods boxes were consumed Hwtingu Try 0. A P's 76 cent Tea. Guar A 1‘uiu.irs sell cheapest teas The crowd oaltod out ffio Mayor sleet Mr. Goodyear made a few ramate, vary appropriate aad to (ha point, ihaakiug tho people of our city in giving him the cover noun. The business of the office lain charge of Gee. 0. Worth, Esq, j who will cited to thing* until the Judge recover* from hie rickn,^. and all pereons haring any burinoo. with the Judge Episcopal society are soliciting aid to puttees a new bell for Emanuel Church. I We hope they may sucejed in i their undertaking, for what ia move cta- rating to the pure Spirit of a town, than to hear the pealing of the Church boll ^Ha. <-H. niexa, has bought the 1»trawtef Mr. Fata, in their grocery bari­ ums, and will hcraaftur run th. erinbIfohmont atam. Mr. Fata, ecoopto a mtaatfoa to travel for a Heirtet BLmeo. BARLOW & GOODYEAR �See What W Will Do! IfftGlUHBTjt.VD B&7.^| SZURA® KELUKO EAPIDL Y. •Pf A0’ lAHGr ovgki i. uk, •« feae aar ifS. it fwr.lt lb iwahaawSJ; * SAND PAGES! .in rml.a r-.au amll. «rvbn/ pertnl b labaamerfVbe fobwlag ■ ,'WPJI WUIfci OF AST. a tlekM tbroaxh .Mak 4 FUKTlil WILL BI WQ.Xgrt>OMlOXK\ uieftaJeatestr""' Am> Tie fcflc tttKffijtrs! jeaaael Mack o« bewa. 11 L'anulu M Mtaae, | 9aa.-xrwr-*hwa?prf.! Early, Stump th. World and Smock F~. HS.0O fc, U. S„t fc !ta lrai„du>tl,n,1j| fya ,h/ b- tor II-e pl. <51 ia. by <LVE (X)I.OJtED Bn FAHHION8! WM»«D IUNDREI) ST»VWOODdyrai PA0^ fclhe 11AMIACS af POCAHOSTAH." Or badry pl»U payer »>« batea. "T MORTGAGE SALE. MAMMOTH COLORED FASDlOJt PUftK •’ I, : SHARPS' COUGH! COUGH! COUGH BEMEMBEH! M>I*| ,-Aaeb 4WX ..e^ AUMX aad thud U,00. For the beet Baldwin CUARI.KH.J. PETERSON ___ letlHotmit ft., HUhafeiyhXpj. och-wa.1 aaattar <W> aObe aaetll raw, til rfaaMha lomr-abueOBibam bar i -«<■ (Mett ami I), m ^T^‘Sa.“dX!ir2i,-= fint 115,00, eeeond |10,0G, and third w». 1 ""W^. CAUTION, P.*Jih.u‘b.’’7ibCi Ux ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOREIGN UTERAH-RE. New Volume !x*gina January, 1871. NOW l« Til in AWE To .VlMiniBt A MAN GF A THOUSAND A Coeannaprtvc Cured. TEHTIMONI AI-, ERIE asKS-as, .1. C-. nx illiv. .Vawyrr «/ Aa ftW JVrwua smuunss OF TOZlZLEcnc .WAY, 1,100 miles under bCOaulee without One ManagemoeL Change of oomhek BO)AU OAfOP-lfOCJrtJt r/UCX MOVn THEA-NECTAlf NEW YORK BOSTON, AijaAakB”, PHOBATK'oRlIEn. ‘mpj.oten.aw oajj* a»«aj«ij w iiuum* |[‘» iMaaw w iw ~uw arcwaHrz K UaUda II..-,... n u «r*m<. uh imJH kjto. : WONDERS OF THE WO?UP." it ia largely it thtlumd* if th* mdl ignorant wvmm in the workl A few North Missouri Lands the pnhtule of the rneo should be their*. Why, ah why, must thia aeicnoe, ao ’ vital with internet aad value, longer Imrniah f Mint women have the elective franchiae before they Uarn to took ? | Must they tir»x learn locum our ilia, before learning bow u> prevent them 1 Moat tho title of M. D. be ao iamranrablv and falsely pre*tor than that of Hannibal and St Um L*|Ii'- qaana>l.'«a aad i Ennoaut 1»q ittxcm. NEWS UuAamioa l»r tV-I|ra».L>.n ’ wUhraleU ...m.r rJ&e.irasar REDUCTI01T OF PRICES । mi Mil. )&>iui-:< Mgn. Aajr.nl' i 110X11. Bbeiebgbe. fllfeab. G13U1L LttlXlTCcX. l'»4rr u» bad are ..brand ad H 1 a*irh Ml GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS Joseph I-1. COMPANT. IRY OF THE UN EUROPE BAY STATE SUSPENDED. | Saallab aad G CAUTIoit it/as SiKS, TiK," s*j si LEaKSssgjjrsx.* An OFFICIAL LIST of all the p*>nt. leaned u puUieW Weekly. TU J .art, uiMwn af Lte .l.riM. :^h5 o*/»/.r.«r sour rjoKa. S?SESL__.™,.„_ .1870 ; FOR »S ■ PER LINE, i Ve wilt bam aa aSvawlaaenai ONE MONTH KeMr Mewapepero, u/.r l» E^.u. a.,!., u.„ 1Mtu„wf sx£kl“«h. aitrfo JURUBEBA . Ite .illif, JC..urn7 . . .j: . UKSS^RCWit. Ibbd Murfea*. *. |L bn/’*****’*'”' LU^gSSJUhil-., sweswwwSaS'-X- Be baa ayael awah «mm riyaeiMlhic aad ■> VfiSa DOTF8 MWIACBWE, MTttTMCClflMPtOT-EV-AMD YhB xB« ^Vniversal lathes Wringer Dr"™ litract if Jmkta American IhibHahiM (X, RUTLAND, VT RE MYnGTONB HEW YORK OBSERVER YEAR BOOK AMD ALMANAC, TOBE/MftaUf AAlTTUBl 1T.WI F*noi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-04-13.pdf 7f9fee38e317a011b6c5c28a3a6deb82 PDF Text Text ttnsi HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. APRIL 13. 1871. VOL XV. WetWil anil Ityity Cfih ba«Dy —unhappily — injuriouaiy —anki*Hy Erfl .peak,eg ba dritoe. to be "ttahdor, difexfca. eeltunny, canaoriowaoss, 4c. Thia will giro an idea of the word, in a taarc attended senes. “Erfl •peakfeg'* b taking up and oom- HARNESS SHOP, they, woulddrop at once below low wa­ termark, others without a dollar stand heed and shoulders above them. Hepstation is only another asms far public pinion. Public opinionb tho mighteit power outride of Almighty emrgy, it lay* it* unterrified band on the brow of kings, aad huri* thrir crowns to the dust, and themsnlvM to obscurity; it uphswvws the bosom of humanly and revoiutlons blow, it changes the face of so­ ciety and determines the destiny of ampirns, those persons are rare, indeed,who cannot bo tudf « wreck by its potent mfloeacs. I once hoard of a man who । “dared to ftand alone and singly good adverse agunst a world," but I hare dufatdeds thereiae aUsr dr fmu al! around It China has got a railroad. Bow is that for the beeOeua? ,J Flies will soon be as tbiek aad annormg as tax collector*. , George fined baa not yat run out, but will start a new daily. If a ton of ooak. oo*ts three dollar*, what wiH half a ton wm to? Ashen A young man's affectioas may cot bo ■etebng. but are sure to be sneptarw.1. combined with a Cnn conviction that wore engaged In dissecting the mates good win be ths result, can alone justi­ chararter without mercy, not knowing fy th* expression cron of fasti. Far he stood near the gangway hearing what exampte, suppose you Kara discovered. was said, he listened awhile, and th.u stamping his foot ou the dock, exclaimed ■ toag, if you blase that abroad, will it make the man any better ? will it doatroy the intoence of the action ? will it be a public benefit ? will It giro the man CARRIAGE FACTORY DRY GOODS. HATS, CAI DRESS GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, mast ba the deep, dark, tragic and datnriag character of that person who, without (topping to know whether re­ porta are true or false, cat-bei up with eager delight, and retails with apparent GROCERIES, CROCKERY CARRIAGES BUGGIES Kiaiiie nr nodi ni Price, ai n til nrot The best Iron, The best Timber, The beet Work •i-VtS&.TK’i'IK'S UlSfflS IMLTDUL wins Grain Elevator, JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hell Threshing Machines, Clover Hullrrs nncl Groin Drills, and Gale's Patcnt-Sulky Rake. ’ gTKWART fit STEIMHOFF. Seva aM Itttaiial Deitixtt. eyes ? or wiH it brighten yonr orr. self­ esteem ? AH these questions you must answer in the aArmoMvu before you are warranted even, in speaking the truth in such roses. But usually, defamatory truth brings down the felt, If not ex­ pressed contempt of all ecmriblo per** us, every just, public sentiment condom-* any word or dnwl that will injure (noth| with, and than with propriety hold a general jubilee ovar the event, in a word, I I they are a walking, talking psstilraee, - with a soul (if It can be toearored] no longer than a nits eye-ball, or tbs little end of nothing whittled up small, be hod a good bed, but slept on the flour for fear of wearing out the bed, he bad seem overdrawn. let mo introduce you i good shoes but went barefooted, he to the uaomag aontintent of scripture. bought an provinces, but went to the Romans 3, 1», 14. and 16. ‘'Their neighbors when they were cooking end throat is an open aopulehre -. with their bottled up steam to hrs on, bo finally be­ came eo poor and thin, that when he u oadwLUr lift; whore one btaunaas is a principle slement of the turned sideways you could not see him; mouth ia full of earring end bittenuua ; nether regions, and is brought from when death approached, be gaud st destruction and misery are in their' thence by the infernal imps Lhcnisalrts, him a while in mute astonishment and ways" also James 3, 4, to «, inclurive, it is deep, dark hypoenry, against this pasaed by in disgust So, let every lov­ •Behold also the ships, which though er of virtue and truth do; pass by these by an unerring almighty hand, the re- •tenderers in disgust. 1 doemer says : "Ye hypocrites, yo pee To you who have boon affected by ration* of riper*, whited sepulchres. those things, let me say five it down, which do indeed appear beautiful with­ lire ia that way and manner, to give by out, but uithin lull of rottenness, cor­ your actions the Be to felse reports. ruption and dead men's bonoe” finch Commence to establish precedent* by kindleth 1 and the tongue U a fire, a which your future character will be w*rld of iniquity, so is the tongue among | our mombera that it defiletb the wool. i >«en more clearly by its efforts. Mm judged to bo right If you hare fallen frequeatly etart fair m business, inrest-, lag all their limited earning! of yean I of hard labor in p*ihaja a email groce­ ry or dry goods *toro in the mid*t of largo oesupetitiou, and by uwoetiod of- too and tomperanca, caa go into a saloon any time without injury ; no one soquaintvd with him would suppose he went there to drink, but if a man of in- once and irrosivtablo that be wont there to gratify hi* appetite. Bo live that no sensible parson will believe aril of you though such should be ths report Step at once upon the platform of virtue hold your head up and psactico the right hereafter; if you uro children under the couses due, it takes all he has to pay it, parental root, give constant respoet and and ultimately he is cronpellsd to sail out to Li* nrighbor lur Ism than coat, scorn to stoop so low. 2d, such persons and retirea a ruinad disbaartaced man. Lave a great deal of time to spare, they are idler i, and yet, they are busy bodies; U is an oU saying, an “idle mates brain. ing a lady of influence, and haring a tongue elastic and unruly, she has set the whole fraternity of aristocratic soup bubbles agaiaat him, and luraed a tasge part ofhis cuataaMn ia another direction. That’s the smssA of bio blasted hopes. igwraat of the current evonta and litera- These tongues have a great deal more rare if you frequent three places, afitood tare of ths day, all thay sea do i* to to do with the saceaM of the variota dirine aorrico rogstariy «d bsharo itch late the character of their neigh- branches of industry than wo are al­ proteeHy, take an interest in thaflsV bath Behool, don't b. afraid to work at home or abroad, hdd your hued up and "fight it out co that Has.'' Thi* course uf aetiec will aocm gtes you aalf rvapeet, Iborsspeot of others and the approval ofQnd. Dot if you sUei taka this advice, why, don't complain if you are a lubjoetof gossip and ridicule. As to these via tire of caimany, my advice to all iv, until they shall abandon their rietou. habits, 1 throb they .bested in general be Apostle-. “if any tuna obey not ou- word by thia epistle, note that man and hare no company with him that ho may U the city Nearly *e �Sr. lawn, April 7, 1! It san't owry man or nactidl that ran mak» the blunder. aa w character in priaripls. A gorernriont of law can only eriil whore too majority at too rik'moi ________________ ___ WASHINGTON BLOCK, pie. ofMutie will be thoroughly fl adapted to cbUdrnu, and ell whj| to Uora tho art uf a.diug music. ___ u p StttiFB! afatepf.patyic-saatuMBtobtofate^hiw is t:iif.-U and aatooriipia unknown. What •aggparik a£ jtotire to toe eiiteaa who caucus" ntaws gar, ^J*is a pop­ mwm ante reia sttodf . Oto Hahins an-I ulation of cror 312,000. If 1 was wri­ ApWrare. the utoolh trade, the speed far hivtnu-iion ia church muiie and pracpoboii aftoeni haws no tenure far him ; ting for a lea. iatolligoat propio than and comfort, tho polite attention, furtiro at glee, and chorus. music, iutorMichigan, fidka I should ay niabed by th. Michigan Central Rail­ apcrawl with quartettes, etc. Three classes will mart daily ter a road, under tho management of Iff. tunu.” and you would hare it ri^it, and Burgcnt, would bare to travel a long ■o thia - hlsndoc"^prro«M aa opaiortun­ ity > rials a... Uulo fare »tob, throw. prevent. our pubUahing the ■Aai’hvase until next woek, but we append tho ottrfal majorities vie : Tar Representative in Cougr<»., ' PRINTING Mr. Porter'. majority probably reprcata jut about the eetwal party ma“ * the vote was cast, and •how. a gain of 174 «m the majority given to Hon. T. W. Ferry ia Novetn-j bar Inal, which tea. the largest given far any candidate, .xoept remu county 1 Wm»/Advertisement! T9FIC8 A TWT, TIE IRANI ABUT IIIECT BIT. NEW CARPET HOUSE Job Printing The rsry BEST PLACK to buy SJiSTL1 CARPETS, \ OIL CLOTHS, * hue; Tiutrefena, 1 aaauot agreu with thou who advocate thia tol-aji>uo~po!icr; for this policy will allow aaattem tu grow from bad to woroe, unti I society get. to From the E*jU we learn that B. Hoyt, has a majority in Kent of 115 in a total vote of 8411, while (bo reel Re­ publican majority in that county probebly rxoved. that of Barry, and yet, :n a vote of 3068 we give Mr. Hoyt 83-t, which was practically the entire Repab Scan rote of the county. So Ur a. the ' Ia view of thia rrenli wo suggest to th. Republican. of Kaat, that if at any fanomihofMwrotlrareiaaki^t office to Meet far throe rouniiro, that their ed tn a Republican Convention, even if you do repudiate him, ai you practical-1 mdr-govsrnuum!, by first ••curing par? am al liberty. There is nothing in th. riK.lleK.tqrr bill which h dangerou i to I any on. not a Ku-Klut or engaged iu I riotona proevodiug. The law which ■ only rertmin. people from committing til pay tho speaker back in hi. owp coin. “Prooidental B.pirt lions, trickMucu nod unfalrnroa, and bad ruling,were , paMtol by lightly ; but th. charge1 against the apoakorct favoring railway grant* atlh* last .railat, enured him to law hi. temper, botnuM it contained a largvr medium of truth than tho otAera. NOTTINGHAM 'big ait. ! oloctiun and the pending Cuunociieat ciiuvau, aa wrilas the genera! Bujjancr diaaabafoctioa thia disgraceful exkibi| tion was exceedingly uafusrtunate. THLM CM protestion of the live, and property oL Northern mon, and if tho Republican I party cannot agree upon thia suLjcrt, it. ; mission ia over. We all knew that up­ mock teagvdies, bat only (be recital of on tho tariff and finascird question tho tv what a tragedy a life of ria ia. and thouThe High Oumnilesion may w^t be aaads jacked the l-.omc to brotr of a called a cotuuiiuuin uf jcint*, frets th* shown them tEuy aa. and invited Ihrir number of dinner, which they are callfriends to tome, and they did come and *1 upon to conMiinc. I am afraid that p-r.: th* true priaeiphw of gniern- I K> Rev. John Monteith, who used to they hare nut coruo to leave us' Jny meat, and .how that in proportion ns । preach at Jackson, Michigan, has Mra money few tho Alabama depredutfapi; thay .ndangar the rights and l.bertfa. of preselling haro—haa built up two 1 am airaid that ths ananuferturcd *p>fcabers, in the •ame proportion are their churches, but i. wow oblig'd, a. .went , of ill-hoalth, to retire and so has boeghl I al Independence. Philxdeltdiin waa to i New York as three to two tn 1790 and had a population of 7®,t#T to our 60,­ : 489 in URO. . Tho Naw York Canale— Proplr Fleeing From th. City to K. 1 '7 . * * b*” ‘ couatrociod tn cujj.haUc dufiaxm. of tec cape Coauriptioa. Iof ,TOn 10 «n« ”»"■ BL Ixrais, lI’YeoTnuli- axioritnforvwaid—bavo made | •» good as year Lake Superior Iron, but of dial I esanot now speak. We liked this Michigan preacher anil worker ’.o well that we have erettoyoui State for another to take his place and' wo thiuk ho will come. Would tell you who It is but the fart is ths Ihstrrx has a large circulation and vs do not want all Mich­ igan to know that B. took is after her smartert ndnisters ' until b. docidm to coins. If ho eony. and does as well as his prcdereswir, wv shall .ay something •bout the 1 moral influ»nre’'-pf Michi­ gan iuui hew far cad wide it reaches -boats haa bean Speaking of “moral influence’' did U«w to aid Um —— _.------- Ito bate favor you wo this of the rrotortfian of NapnlMn. ’• iisfe'snflk' mranr^xnmB. A derisive struggle is axpMitd al lb. mtfsaaf the ait*. It io reported-- fltet Owiyw- - ’ ‘ , // >!.(<** briMer. «b« l,*< ■M in rill nwrlfif, to o. ■M. * { - fXZTsS I _ . "«t - . -■ The Senate having rorolvod in mu- ( cue not to adjourn until some tncana. went adapted fur tho protecti, n of Suufliero Immhrta and Northern men, the .peaker, rowilutiou which ]kuu-x1 tf.o □oum will bo practically of no craront Them i. no doubt but that the I*r^rident ia fully convinced that it would bo very uofertenato to adjourn without ***** “• •* A- L. rauass, M*rt<s<ro. I LT/cT.'r r I '■ VftiiWMrwrri, “ «"■*" the coentra wiff be retiriM with «ni .. iu._____ , thing loss' than complete damages. And wel^OJMEfTTHfr any weakness shown m thcae nefpitia ^Vi'EMJOK Tu ALL OTUKts.^ SfeVO Your MoilO^ — _ 1 GOBDOM J. * P. COATS fij/avsISE hib-i-O I>ye I Stuffs, No meSiwes far th. aaroomont and •nd cottectfaa of tho ineume tar hnr. yvtbroa takae, although them u no reason to n^pow that tho iucomo tax ^.Wrd&*w iiooMinmrttu''MMErr. RXITEBY!" IRMEIY ABB rrQnr;‘ LHEan Gilbert Browne, Him & " Miirtoa, Alexander : ..QOSTHi fet'J. P. ROBERTS & CO., SIX-CORD IN ALL HUMIESS, ■riimat.d uM' being fa .iU party. Th. Diairirt Govs----------- --- ----- -„ oflto. of ths Board of PnUio WoA. is IJV1 TUB BEST STYLE i m14 nn.lc.j. .U..14 »,J f" " Ij»BnT'trrTToV. win.4 pl.yW dt ths Natfoail Th.Ur. far two right, to lam and appreciative audi­ ences , Although they play in the Qcrmaa Innguagc.s large number of Arncncan. attend, tor tho roil arti«t sp^k s a uuiv.roal , language. Thu German uoo ror ujit i language in th>« city has. a, tag, num­ ber of 'rbqlarn, particufariy auxmg th. ludu.4 tn this etty. The time ■ ap- (asrtbor of nnd Jim Hudre,) Mn A. D.Rfatertoan.Jtrafar&wri Br6wW#, €bl. Knox, Prof. Kmoaxin, QwTgo Warren, Bupliie Worthington, LACES, IHI Creek, NUea, Pontiac, Hastings and — wvll a hundred other equally beautiful and thriving cities. Z St. Lotti, haa drawn on Michigan, too, fur bu.in.-o. mem, merchant, htwyorc, .M ticket la November, there waa 3430 veto, polled in the county, and on the third tho vote polled waa 4007. Show­ ing an incroaeed vote of 877, nad of the Republican majority of 174. Thia wiU do for th. Spring Electian, and show. -------------------------- WtaMT”’ Si The city and tim State weeds W,J«rgv bio the nuyonty tn- lf-drfer.ro will ro- influx of just such men and woman aa eoguixo' axwty. Granted. But if wo u«xl to mao: with in Michigan, men cicty, having Hart felloe into utter dis- and women who helped to build sueh IrU. The average Prohibition vote in tl.o roanty was about GO, and they all coal their retro for James Wilier, far Circuit Judge, which account* far the rosining failure of Mr. Hoyt, to norive the full vote of tho Republican* of tho Itftlk • te itw-lf sa largu p-ntunhor,.. ami, (hev wijl wr. r«ry truly too, that throv must Tit. dem! dolln.ta in ]>olitical affair. to wmething m tfa Louis worth seeing■ and haring and knowing and doing- Itt was brokra into by a galo in the Ho^m is true, snd we dnswa. iarpdy up-. of Repnpinfafl.tej tbs' brtl <J th4 debate which tho telegraph haa already flasks tMT.too tocntry IwiRmxrawhy Itsre huncrod tLa dr*#, They *re, paar. 'bet a drwcripBori of th. .ecu. may here in our tchuoU, in cur byrwg, in ourr nut bo oat of Jilare, whtoi the Hutts, mat Well meaning msn. rooing them- charitable nteocsatium. in all th.sphere,, and Ruder, cauatfe totter stared the artvca ora iron tod by tlua slmurttial irnte of womanly activity qnd chri»tian effort,, tnotubure in face, there was a garomll of affaire, warn as not to resort to ax- and there is room for mor. ift. ths cityr "bna" of .arneit oourersaliun. Kelly and ia th# country i from what wo bwrft seen wc liko tho .tocx, sal ws aatend herv and now anjinrqaiioa to all who> an immediate adjouramirat, k> that ac­ I wek a mildnc climate, wte arok nmnno-- tion on tho tariff may bo postponed. ration fur labor, who seek plsco. to .. During toe remark, of ^waiter I (here ws. conriderablu exeitc- 1 build up ths batter alamsnts gt chri.-- Blain* tbs , llailaw are.Mating au tha: majority. Halid of ths (laws, and particularly ‘ those enacted by Guagras. nod Organ. iwd icuistnuco Ute Ukuu powmarion of . thspublia wind., Citiam.ro no toeg•r .ofo.aiuljaw* aru nut a-J fare.J. Tho ' qunateuu ia wha*. are w.t> Asin<3k urn- r tltli >>0—figure are ahroy. dry, bal lot it go, again that on toa troonl that the Population of Bi- Louie ia Bl 2,000. Your propio tbiak morn of ue when MP For Aaredato Justice of the Supreme Court, Jam- V. Campho!!, KA Tor Rogimte of the Unlrrrdty, Claudio* B. Grant, 882 Charts. Ryud, 885 For Circuit Judge Sercutereto Circuit, Bira.yHoyt, Fur County Buperi ly did thio thn-x THURSDAY, APRIL 13. iitii HU WBder D Your. IPENING �— Local ta’jiejj JUtiesj. amturcfRTRAL r. r. ” Grant River Valley Division DRY eity. We are growing every dug is population, wealth aad ent»wprwu— Wish a little more B„ ahead m the way of Roose Manufacture*, a iittto «ra, (yee, a grant deal mon) of the develop­ ment of our splendid water power which is swiftly running awqy out to Lake Michigan, and we can then add thous­ ands to our resources which could not be obtained is no other fray. Ws could make money, get more money and heap it all ter our own see and irapruvemrnS. ; Home menqfcqtyawilfo d. I and work your lumber into any shape Did you ever taka a etroll around our I you deeiru. the same day you bring it little dty? If you did sol it will more A QMdthiagta Hastings I Mu Gun. Claw hre re-opened the Lhaa pay you. Over the hills ou the uld gallery occupied by Mrs. fltows 11 be­ north, down to Kiver-eide remetry The fore tte lire, on Joffero«JiL ncarlv op- school ground and park >laoe,Fall crook preitethe Poet Office, and announces and its surroundings ou the south, and many other places where the natural all its bruehee enables him to make a twenties of Hastings oaa be neon, arc promise of pictures oeeellod by n< ne. well worth a half-days trip to aoo. These HmaU tto -nrcs enlarged to nay siae aad iaa't a place in the country half so de­ limshed in indie ink or rolur*. 43tf lightful. But still wo need improve­ Beauty. meats to add luttrn to all this natural The largest collection of beauty over beauty; wo seed more shade trees pubHsbedla flte L’sltodStata. is afford­ along our streets, aad side walks-ia ed ia the Parlor Album It etn brane, ths many planes new ones- and in many of Giagham, very cheap, from ouo ahiL finoat s1wa»ens of chromo lithographs, plsore a little repairing. Broadway needs joritiee steel engravings and fine weed engrav­ foUowing Bepabi ling te twenty cents at ings ever nfforded the pabBc. Tte a new bridge, anl tho Gfwea street foot Ba nasi: 4 linin'. American Pubhshlag t*<Mq*ay of But bridge should be re-built as soon as possible, for its use is not only a great Clark , Treawrer, Bteaa K Juteo.JotaG BriAiOn inu—evoty lady mys so; "U00 of HWhwaya, Oman WMfrJy | sold in four day* last week at LOWER THMU HOWARD SANITARY AID GREAT FORTUNES twswsai ■ > IITS,Wi, Ladies' Misses and Children's Bum 4 Baujct's. Curtis, J. H. MeKcritt. . M M Prind!. •mua' 4 ftxHBepuLScaa gctefotedXre^ * Wo are ever ready with ou pen to Supervisor. L Wthoa; Toi^ Otoit, X*' | note any thing that will tend to promote Martin; Treasurer, J. F. Msefir Jnstet< rf u. F— 0U sno.tr a.; ta, I the boat interests of our city. tire of tho YsSOB fte Wfr 0. w. fVn.br ■ r^-1-r-- -'fflgg —J J. G-mpheU ; Boheol Itsmocrir jf tl N"*i~ > Wit-niii a Mtehif>an Central R. R. OL>Jl*Mhtn.E ARD DIRECT ROUTE. BoUs'crks.- of Ila\--'or men and buys, Sundowns for ladies, tho best and ches{>eot in tho market at Btasn 4 Bulit'i. Adxivistmatwu Sale at tho residence ' of W. H. Coleman, in Johnstown, Tues­ day April Mt i, CAUfnairing at 10 O’clock *. a. A largo lot at stock and fanning tools to to sold. The motion fora change of venue in the Vanderpool case was closely argued sad coctretsri before Jedge Brown, at Its nest tarmmaa to Lincoln, tho Kalanraaoo, last week The Judge reo| Capital of Nebraska, fifty-five mde. wret derod hi* docUioa on Saturday, grunting of the Missouri at ITattamouth Thia is tho motion and naming Barry county aa the only direct avenue to tho South tho plane of trial. 8o it comae into our Platte country, where th., sake of rail road land last season, rose to half a mil-. now circuit, and Oar newly elected Judge will at once have upon his hands <me of the mo*t imiurtant trials on the dockets in thia State. It is probable that the cane cannot go on trial till the July term. Judge Lovell holds hia last term in this ' county ou tho 24th inst, and will occupy । sJklS wl»' h he will bold a abort term in ' the Barry circuit, and will probably be able then tote the tin- of trial in the Vmderi<K>l ease. W.0M. the above facta from the, Grand lUpida Ahyk. fCity" at Hicks 4 Fulo*. 1 Barr llio CoflLe at 1U1 Cents per lb. j.>ta«ae.l.Ch*r.agaK;, GEORGE PRESTON -d CITY PAIUT SHOP! A f»H M»w IlVt-Sr MW. J. H. Mrfnroe; Clerk. X r.Xys, Treasurer, H. Were : T-i -f W. P. Bristol Ja Uk-MtoD. C. p. Idms. telwnilnapwQtar.a^X CurU, - - ------ -- ---------------- ,------Direct ymu letters to No. of P. , City Dining Rooms were alerted -a this township : tepernscr, Chas Youngs, (POM.). Tows Cterk, D. & Tyler; Xaasurcr, D. At Bowker ; School Tanpeeta^AJbplsgio j Jsatire of the Peace, a & Lamb j Justire of Peeoe (to fill vreuney ] «. K Bay ; (te. of Uighurs, X T. |te»toe; Com; qf B^bwvs [to fl! ereaaey 1 L A Osgood ; OmateMteN. Ontekre lain, X D. Marein, Cbae. Vaterite, X L. Hrernt. ; tiesrtoas, B Bayne, Wm. Tho stnughi Itepah&an tuAci elected over two other slips of 'paper in tho field. Supervisor, J. C.' Hnfc ; Zow» Clerk, T. T. Dewey ; TWsurer, X Q. l etter, Jetefo. of the Pere.,’ (tel tana) L. X-pUn. t Jrerire rf th. Pw-O ftofll vocsneyl A. fitreoter; CoteaMOMTOf Highwnya, W fMgy ; fMMtfjjjbOe The spring term of school wmmsored Mbaday Good I mas 4 Bsamw, we uotaoss have received another pile of salt Will retire fruct the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote his time to closing op oar book*. A Gfteec yean business imperilively requires this step, and we expect oar customers will at once examine their accounts, and settle the same by Cam or tar, B. Ikrnne ; OtostaUm, D. P. Wolf, W Breley. J. Shoup, J. Gibeon All Hopabfiosa, r^rey one, a coMable; Supervisor, Elyah P/H>teriu; Town Osek, X W- Bhriase; Trtssfrm, The Odd Follows of Barry, and ad­ Alenas B. Daream ; Justine of the fit" joining oesutsso will celebrate tho com­ Feeeo, Ebeneeer tew<y ; ing annivectery day of their order, el Pence (to fill vacancy), J. B. Eastman ; V'nion Hall, in Hastings, on Wedn.-sdar, April 26th, 1811. The decnonstra tion will be public, aad the tuemboa of Is W. W. Kelley, or Willard *8" the Order will appear in full regalia. The Bev. Geo. B. Joealya, of Grand Hays alJormsu of tte 2d ward f Baptda the moot etoqnent speaker in Wu. Learns haa just received a lot of tho State, will deliver the Anniversary Cmauobabm weather daring the past One dollar wiH actually cure your cough. Buy Basu's 1‘rcrouit Euxi*. Aocurr A hlam. Agents. from this community, we shall uow officr our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash and Prompt Panng Otntomen. Kalamaxoo Plows aad Cutogs for sale by K P Bwmdl 4 Ck^ at John Church in this dry. At the annual pariah msoring h.-M on Easter Monday, Meesru. IL A. Good-1 year. D. G. Tfobireon, F. D. Ateta, N i^xnsr. HOT <• Sics —Hr Willard Haye is enttfiasd tohtahomo wiGskknsua. Hehastxen quite low. To-Siarr tte calico, neck-tie party for tho benefit of tte bond, secure tttfafon Last Saturday wee os wuws ssmotar, and linen cuata, straw hate, ice cream and srfda water were very suggestive to just peering forth from a kite 11 ooL uma sheet Sxl®, pabliated by e young lad, with "SMSesa** talcs motto, at Midland City, 'gives a nqr fiaturing litter,nur: compliment to ths Bsaxas aa 01516625 Ftua —Grand Bapide was vmtoti by a deoCrretarv fire cm Tuesday night, deOoTte property to the amont rfttefi,- “ . BARLOW & GOODYEAR �LEGAL NOTICES. PROBATE ORDER. Sat What W Will Do! BITABES BELLINO BAP/DLY. Oaaly M TO 830 A DAY! ftie ladiea win Mndoratand cover that over with a layer of pot*, pressing it down ao that tho poo., will be in tho water; thay will then iweli «*d»prout the root* growing down into the water their fine fibre. printing a beautiful anpeoraneri rtet thia in a window, and sharps’ ------------------------- O^l W.r vea WaLtt—To throe bushel* of rval aahea, not rifted very fine, add oao Iraahel uf very fine gravel. umeuwl vur Btaart r |A »«r«y racy act I raUcafcra jjcmt fc S'«7 py« ■ cT«> .uSjftJ COUGH! COUGH! COUGH! REMEMBER CHARLES J. 1-ETEB8ON «» Chrolnut tit-, 1‘blLaa.tpt,'.' .U» era aatr I».•*.' .Hmtm. »d Ih. p*yi.< la taa.rma. .AmMW, "Ac <N|M Mf fieri < the ECLECTIC MAGAZINE have bite of waste lemon rind, pure the sJsss’&.-as^K: FOREIGN LITERATURE. New Volume begin* January, t(I|. note the ajirita with essence of lemon, and form aa excellent flavoring for tart*, custard, etc IMaa alUrta «slJ I tried tr <M.WIU TsUms " Klu.bctv T. I MOW U THK TIME TO aL'BoCKJBg, caution, To Coot k Room.—The- simplest and cheapest way to cool a room ia io wot a । cloth of any sue, tho larger the better, aad suapoml it in tho place you want cooled, the room be well rouble, tod. and thy tompereturu will rink fcten tea to tw.-afc degrees in low than an ktx:r’ U" “i0!*04 ky nM»y ERIE RAILWAY. 1,100 miles under MS mile* without One Mnnagerneut Change of cuacher. THEA-KETAR i«'h<»ter to Now Turk, 80S mile*. HuiiaLc tv Non- York, 423 nsiloo, Dunkirk tu New York, ICO mile*, Cleveland tn Now York, CSSmilcW, Cincinnati to N. Y., NW mile*. WONDERS ILOOMiatTOII (ILL OF THE WORLD." tUttEUT 4244 ■jUDIClAi" ASTRONOMY REDUCTION OF PRICES North Missouri Lands i Glib Promt*—When i of • glaw decanter ii too j wH with bat water and 1 —i neck will cause the g'-uas t»Cd the stopper may ba re­ ---------, -n phial* tho warmth of the i finger may I® lufficient. Hannibal 6RMT SAVING TO CfflSUHRS and St Joseph 03266631 il. COMPACT. ISTORY OF THE VAR IN EUROPE [ SOcU . »»d My «Ul MM- H— Mtr it.. •­ EDWARD WILDER, Land Ceiw'r. Un.luri, Ma.. March I. ICO. phorboc up in an open caaoment will prove an effectual barrier io their entrance. Ounphoraiad warita applied ; aa perfume to the face ana handa will1 prove an effectual peevvntativa: but, 1 aromatic vinegar is the BAY STATE SUSPENDER. CAUTION Btaiaa from arida can be removed Ly ^Irite ef hartahorn diluted. Repeat if AND No waiter if it does ever you the pkwe■ra, the aoeie.-v, the thousand jwarir E?“SS^--------- through. YMieve yoa tU matter, aad that no it Put forth vourwbo ,1870 i tf HtoSi. ****** FOB^opEBUNK W. Will taaart aa adranlwwnl JURUBEBA ■ OWE MONTH FRE1 ELLA CO. MTTS mnne-IACHMS, UHL! MUCH iMPttflD-AKD 7)11 ^Universal lothes Wringer 5" tint' bind if JinMa ml k. iMAawlly ratawMaete U U trory tewDr aaa >i.*« riaury »*w* ■MdfaVM. tetoeaeaBtaU FwtewiO.U ............. II ■< much-* nut ona. nsatwga j&FSrlSk! ui Fubliahing Co., BUTLAND, VI. ••••- • , itlioutrbanp-ofe.wehoa. J ...•^.aXTra-watU..., <«.«>» Un... m /Utow. Gxxxaat Ltrnanaa . -...t ,41. L«e4 m. awAraaad afl Ums. "i —2U EnrruauiDoaMiMum � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-04-20.pdf 1917462fcda39ad73169aee04cc71e41 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1871. VOL. XV. NO. 51. “ You re a pretty girt to be married I" ;aoidnnagvd aunt to bar nioos. “Why, . what do you know about ho-ustk.epfac -jo* fa-* a hearting teHsi llZ xuro yosr husband has need of a mint "La! auai, I erpoei to board; you turns of Ur bort days, France has a need not think I aboil bo^ar my head work to do which was never before with dooraotie raoM. BrwrWy thrown epon a modern driBAd nation. I*«whi people seem to enter upon it boards now, that gets married gonteclly, - -------- __ HARDWARE “ What shall you pay a week far such kind of living r’ inquired tho anni. n, " and as fine a tittle girl as over I "Mr. Hvde rays ho eau get firal-riaas r; bfesa bar sweet Hue eyes." board and acoommcdaiioM for flfiaoa 'But isn't them a ntuas or some such dollars; two rooms bountifully situated; son hero, who would take charge of and I am sure that is ebasp onotlgh. What UHyde’asalary? Why.sixhun1 Thar* waa a nurae brought her on. dred driiar* row.-and the premise of Iron, nails, glass, sash, doors. blinds. paints, oils, putty, spokes, hubbs. pins. spring* axles. farm bells, tin ya re and shelf goods of every description- '• Bo ymi u» going to live ost p are you J Now let tn« tall you, you talk foolishly If your hu»k nt proaout receiving six hundred, lay by eao of them. It's all no Joseph Verfey stood aghast, staring to go beyond your MStJJl at the rosy baby a* it lay crowing in the "Why.aunti nobody Nhkl woman's anna, and wondering which of . hia lucky stars ho ritould coll on io aid him in this unk>o* ed-for emergency. A i full-grown young lady niece wruld hare I been bad enough—but a baby ! “ Ho thia ia my niece," ha muttered, i " And what am 1 guing to do with her?" Ho turned suddenly to the woman., IIALINESS■feHOP, lOT jy Orayfaw rt frro- IN-ilUNKECHOH WITH"THE BUlWNESB, FILLED W#TH THR REST OK WORK. REPAIRING DONE ON HHOBT NOTICE, WORK MADE TO ORDER AND WARRANTED. FARMERH OF BARRY COUNTY CALI, AND REE OUR WORK. AND WE WILL PLEASE ( 'maavkaTwright. SOLE ABENTS FOB TKE BBCIIEIE AN CUFMB BEABU AN ■swes ros smut cHsn. JOHN A- GREBLE. “ In on hour, sir." “ Would you be kind enough to taka core of th* child tin then ? 1 supjiosa I must taka it home with me; fori can't money unlawftdly, waa emeted, held to vary well drown it. or throw it under biu^ and n prison stored him fa the llio cor wheel*.-’ “ Sir/’ ejaculated tho aitouuhed. Susie did not heifer, him guilty; they stowazdaax had al way! lived to ecoMtuscal, and it But Mr. Verioy turned on his heels j. could not be. and strode out of th" depot, tcorrely Bat tho trial proved olberwiao, and he aula al tint to comprehend the disaster wax cxmvicted, and wtitcnced to impristhat had befallen him. ' onmoat far y*ara. Tho train was at the depot when he ,i “ How came you to do so, Hyde F' returned sad the woman awaited him ■I asked the good old aunL MARK RUSSELL. CARRIAGE FACTORY DRY GOODS. HATS, CAPS. DRESS GOODS BOOTS, SHOES. GROCERIES. CROCKERY IT TiltA IIISTIIB Cl SH ! and h wpywhew in the State. Eianiie tir im!s HTGG1ES Prim, ail it Till limit Satisfaction. fey. "Wril, fast's Indry." “ Where's the nurse, sir P’ inquired ’ the woman. “ The nurse ? What uttne F’ “ Why, I supjswo you went to get a nurse I” | “Nmr once thought of it;" ejacula­ ted Joseph, madly smiting hia forehead. He was something of a bear, to an­ “ Here—give the thing to me quick, the ' . ewer so crustily when Barbara Smith | train is moving." i rtood in the doorway, with the shadowy He had hardly time to spnug on ; lashc* drooping over the soft brown board an the locomotive gave an un- ’ eyes, and roses molting into deep car-, earthly shriek, while the baby followed j ' mine on her rosy chcexx until her mus- suit vigorously. tin dresa was plain in comparison. Such He staggered to hia smU, holding the : a pretty, big-eyed, Uring little Barbara l as she waa. in all the blonde freshness of her eighteen summer*, and tlie soft l sigh that flutter* from her lipa os tho “ Thera, there, ble* its littfe heart!” he exclaimed, imitating the colored wo­ man. “Wo won’t cry, so wo won't." But tho baby evidently had an opin­ ion of her own on the —2 would cry in spite of various blandiahments practiced by tl.-> bewilderod un­ de such m shaking the umbrella han- mrnl u u uuo llow M „ oraBB UU1B_ a Wle. swinging h* watch, and trotting hfe of gaudy show may do for a hutierbolh knoce. q MTnr for a -r* or a woman who People' begun to look around reto BUrnv« ths season. proachfuUy; vvnng men shrugged their wife should strive to aid tU hus- mg improper food. r , J“““if Ud,“ rW1*!- „ band in tho toils of life, and honest uh Naw Chicago, Kan-, wants to be a “ Hxuh ! htuh! tharos a darimg, dattr7 „er fan. of bringing tribe, thank Providence. Heridra I wtoyerod Mr. Varley. I and contentment. Then, young city of the thud ria*. think it waa bwoming dangrroua to re­ Tho scarcity of coal ia greatly comBut stdl tU baby wept, and wmfed, ratn, fook wril cro you make 'holes of Xi ia that place any longer. I am and guaahod its gums, for of teeth it ■, life t^ucr. . y-nino to-morrow, and that ia just had hat two. Mr. Verier b«ran to 1 _______ • twenty yean too lid tut mo to go maleiag a fool of myself. Fancy mo getting married I No y^u don't, Joosph Verier, my friend.” ur again art hi* foot in France. MICHIGAN, The best Iron, The best Timber. ALL THE BUTTER MD EGGS DT BARRY COUNTY, TheUeet Work For which tho Highest Market Price will bo Pail in their construction. im niimm wflRks I Item ember the. place—at the I Old Stand of J. L. Reed, fool \of Jefferson Street north o) the railroad. Hastings.Mich. fXWTlfe MACHINE. CAM ‘A-ssitrcizia. “The letter of tuy poor brother’s ex­ ecutor came just :n tone, or I should certainly have footed away more time than would have boon sensible or profit­ able. Poor, door Harold ; 1 don't soo what on earth poascaand him to fall sick and die on his way home from Venire and leave his daughter ou my hands, too. Why could ho not have left a son iaatead of a daughter ? 1 never did undarrtaad * woman's ways, and what's more, 1 don't want to. I ara to meet Father, doer lather, come homo with me her at Bpoedvill-.s ant take her home with me. - OF' groaned M». Verfey, now. referring despairingly to hia latter. The clock in the eteepfe strike* tree ; ■■ l a V • MaOk La. You said you were coming right home <-•*4 atop. As soon oa your day's work was done. , . Bgu 0.0 IA»»LRY‘. JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hall Threshing Machines, Clov< IliiHers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Rake. Hear tho sweet towo of th- child. Which th* night-winds reT«n: as tbey trunks, and a boon* box and a parrot« cage; that’s the way women always rouu; Oh, who ronld rrsid thia uioat phialivo travel, I betteve. I am glad I am out of the way of Barbara's faaciaaticma dear father, crane Mr. Varley looked out of th* car win­ dow, ia a sort of calm deeperation at -j fa newsKVanois .ora. tap gi istaital Deitim. ram * rtom.’. •to bnv GROCERIES nt the new brick store of r. TRQOMAV. Dr. AIKIN, Hoventy-five cento a toa is now tho wholesale price of ice in New Y^rk. tetter, th* subject again occurred to hia pjjYMgg—<——- A. FUHBAKE. M- D- reply. “Sho wanted to lire like other ^|>lc, and I wished t» gratify her, and iihjliia way I eotuniited tnv Brxt breach of trait." The broken-hearted wife lamented the beginning eb. had niade, when, alaa! it .. j large amount of tax* . to hi* wife to keep; red*d so that be was oomsuppose thorn ia no danger of a baby pdfod to take a trip that would neceoritate his absence from homu for throe or borating its lungs; but 1 should think four day*. Ho left aad she hid the if there wss such a contingency, this *y. About ten o’clock that night a baby was in a fair way of meeting it-1 party of men, wearing disguises, broke '------- 1 the lonely wutnau and demand। w wu tax money. She refused to give Vain boast, as ftoilo aa rain, as Mr. u Aitor "alVerfey very soon drarovered. The bafa Ttin to forao bar to leU the by not only mod. but it screamed, it hiding place of the treasure, they soarriibeked, it doabfed toeelf ovar in more, fof ; t fo^ it After poeeesaing ways tha. e oontartraHrt’a wiktoai of dream* oould un*pmo, and heoxmo apher to get them some supper, partly froatoc with pasmost. Th. p«- , j,. spirathm broke oat ra huge l«da on | thUte-d Ulk«J»u oXeredtb. fctea of Joseph* brow; h» free Bushed, I pfaKming them,and thn* preeerv.ng at ■”n th««d«d M once the money and her hnabsrad’s hon­ or. She deftly slipped some srssnfc in tho coffee she was mixing. They drank heartilv, and fell dead shortly sftrtwards. Stic stripped the diagniasa off sad found that tiro of tho vOhuna were strangers, but the third waa her hoaband, who bad taken this means of stealing tho texes of the people. Tho store fe almost too liorribU for crodulsnco, bet ear ittfcrmonto were oosxfidssrttbat the fart* wore as And Vet ley pulled the baby un into a they stated them,—Baser Graisssraw/. sitting posture with a sadden jerk. "I’ll do it," quoth Mr. Verley. "1’11 taks tho back express at four in the morning and go straight then- Ah, you stop crying, you littfe hypocrite, but it won’t do any good ; I'm not to be caught twice in the same trap.” Barbara Smith was watering her tutsressa in ths bright sunshine, whoa he arrived with his vuHae and baby. “Dear ma, Mr. Verfey," sho *jsoafeted, blushing “rofe«iialro->yrod." “Why, what a sweet baby." "Yea very swart," he raspuaded, dry­ ly. “It i* my niece that 1 waa to moot nt Spoedvilfe." "Why, I thought alto was a young xaayba a poodle dor. and there's no knowing what else. I don't toe why Harold wanted to die and leave Ha Bat 1* has been calling far you; j daughter to my care just now. Speed­ Indeed be !* worae, urn say. ho will dis, ' rille station; twenty-seven miles farther. Perhaps Ufore moraing shall dawn ; I, I wish il <** twunty-aevcu huntlrwd And this is th* mewuigr. sho sent m* to miles, that's what I wiah.” And with this vindictive sentiment in hia mind, our hero bed a red silk hand "Como quickly, or he will bo gone." Father, dear father, cenae homo with *e korriiief ortrrbi. head, ami tried to lose himself ia n eeri« of brief, troubled The otoek in the stored* rtrfkra three ; dreams, wherein ths vision of a tall, did I, but U seems she's not. The. house is so lonely, the hours are to Barbara, whot do you sttppMO brought m. book r b. added speaking wy fart for fear the baby would ery. Im “I don’t know,’ faltered Barbara, and seising uaabrrila, valise end travriiat shawl, with th* buMliag bewildor- vilfega, sitaratrt at tho jtmUfen of ser oral nalxny#. with so faqmiag Atnoriasn gothic structure far a depot. Into th* building Mr. Vestey walked, lockad right aod feft for th. vtrang te<y who* grartiaaaHp ho waa to aaarara. “ Of rararra." b* trapradrt raratoUy, I । “aba'll bo ac tba foakort far sra; wo- An Austrian l*iy recently died, and left 144.000 to Stranes, ths oamposer. Crows wove asnoag th* other siege delicacies served up recently in Paris. During th* ftaaaeM year 1M040 toxa* worn paid on 1.140,720 dogs ia naas I‘at«ma, K*a7 has bad seven then at thra* Hrtlss. , . O. N«*r Y^« day th* »W* �fa schools Tfa text df tbe MU OS passed is as foiWs: Ss.twx 1. Tfo Pstfh tf SM» »f msri. That every jusrent guar­ dian ’K other perron in to btatoof Mfohc—^--^—ocmtrol and charge of any, RUGS Medicines, Dye Stu ft’s, The German Poore Dwuonstratiuus throughout to country, ia which to gr.nt ci^uily of the Germans poetic? pared, deaervo* riwidatioa. It may s<-.-m strange to native, bora citixons tha| their folhnv cituca* should take such a lively iatorest fa to affairs oi otbre land*. I havw heard it, moreover,Svmarked that there organfasd demon■ trati.,n* are evidence of subjective foyally ami fidelity t j thoforeign jioteutates, which the Gormar.-bvra ritisens fonnab ly abjured, before they became citixons ed. illiterate artisans who oootrol, from of to Unitel Blates. to Hotel do Villa, to dartifaai of Par­ is, have simply mad. sp their minds to however, to a groat degree, tribotoe to die, >f need be, fa cfofoi.ee of the cause the unity and power ot the fatbedand, toy bare taken up. What they want' fur the Get mans at home never Ml too keenly tho non-entity of Germany, un-; in tho foDowiag brief bfognaphi-.nl no­ tion argan the aaleetfo. of Gov Blair a* ttrinwo of Um ■mmitte^ of wnafo nwn, fa vWtfo vo me* heartily join The Jffase nays :— Th* Third Dfotrirt, an 1 tho State of Mfeb^w. hare reaaoatabe proud of th. School Books S' SlaMmtrvThe TrcMurrr reported ihil he In re­ reived of William Powers, Village Tree/ urrr, for rouiiogret fund... .|l»2 1» Raoeived from Townsbii. Trvas'r 231) 28 Rooeired from Vilfage Tiresorer fahoob had better sead for specimen cupfoo of to mogsrin* and foason pa­ per*. Country Sunday Schools had bet­ ter try this system. Publisher, J. W. McIntyre, St. Louis. The April num­ ber routafas-J-Th. Sabbath School tho Child of tho Church; Take your Son with you ; Th. Bibfo Boy, On to Mansgwn.nl of Sunday School Ubrarfos; Knoouroget-mst fa Work ; Give ; What to Teachers' Mreting should rot be ; Exeeltencses and Defects of Sun­ day School Toacfan; Loeioas /for to littfo Onse; Resides Book Notices. Sunday School Intelligence, L»t eons Ar each Sebbelh,” Cc. may havw csijo’ud some ivnsideatiion ; but if he wsa a citi:*u from tho twenty­ odd smaller countries, many with unpruni uncvwblc names, ho was perfectly । lost. Tho Germans ia to t’nited States : fl______ knowing tbe power of Germany in tbe 11 Mni«SSHSmH*H I fields of thought, literature and science, ————————— ------could mure fully pereeive to small or ottior iwreon shall topTTWifasu of thia act. said * lirrnt, guardian or other person shall bo liable to n fine of not I**c than five dollars or am ton HU for to first otfonre. nor tern than 810 ar tm than 821) foe the second and every sebanjucat offeure; asid fine shall be «uli<r ted by tho director of said dfotrint into name of to distriut, ia oa action or .fobt or oa to ease, and when collected shall be paid to tho aaaawHoe of to district in which the d»- 51 ml&msaeiMiliRsl: phrey for 1870, with accompanying taUre of untold vahre to th. people of the State, baa ton issued, and makes a Book of name 6M pages. We lam. from to Lansing ff/peUhn, (a copy of to report not yet having bees received,) tot the intention ha* been faiik/uUf carried out of giving ia etatietioal tahfos only folly inform the publie on fol max tore relating to taxation, but shall furaifo. the mean* of an* won ng thousands rf qBastien* which tho force in the office are obliged to answer from year toyear. Ho ee*itnatss tho expenditure* of 1870 ud 187 V fee the expenaee of tho tote Government and to meet requirements of existing laws at t2^>15,422 23, leav­ ing a cask balance November 80th 1872 af W0N,lT8.5d, estimating tho total reempts al 88,718,600.77. But tf .payasrats are made on appropriations made and unrated for, end 84'-0.000 is ro- In answer tu the foiovs, from tho Hastings Hom* Zramfo of the 1 Ith, ituh we submit to foUotrmg Affidavit of our Shonlf, ami leave tho questisu of varasity to the yerdu : of an intelli­ gent labile. State of Michigan, ( Barry County, t Lmae W. Vnx>man, bteng duly swore depocre and toys that he is Sheritf of tho county of Bar­ ry, and waa Sheriff ef said county on the 3d, day of April A D. 1871, and that the statement; lbs! he eandoeted a prisoner from th* Jail to to polls to vote, on to 3d, clay of April, A. D. 1871, eitliar in to 4th‘ward otto city of Hastings or elsewhere, and from thence back to to Jail, as stated in th. Hast- w u. tt. roei Notary P 'Tho insurgents will fight energy of drepe ration ; tho!_______ ___ _ may at any momout, from I Ai"criean ritfamu that they should on or cxirric-, waver and re- [ **»“ occ*“’n above all others have 8M.VkMS4te* SiritriL"' DENTIST. Naiiilli licliiu. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. CITY PAINT SHOP PAINTERS X.013 And they wore giren for to fol­ lowing person*, vix: Claudius II. Great reemred two ■housaad four hundred and five 2,406 Charles Ryud received two thouI •and four hundred and s-rren. 2.407 VBDtt’TKnr W4UTIB. GBIATSlYDiSTQCfflSUIHB From tho New York Triltuu we elip to following, wl ich, w* commend to tho attoatfou of to cuaramen of Salt,. everywhere. cspcioDy aa it has been charged that th. existing Tariff increase. I Press*.:, Msyur, 11 reorder, Btofoy, Birdsall, Keufirld. Wit, Barlow, Ea*iman nod Haau M iiiuteS'of last sweting read aa* proved. The Mayor called for the (ton th«| co.t full »t htiirti per cm/. ' yet, prou.inent z|iliilo*ot>hical German* re­ oven to Chicago TMea*. tho organ uf fund to fake foading rolls ia tore writmsont bat, neverthrinss, fajuriou* dracompelled to 'admit that Salt Is <fo,r unstration. <k*L Turaoy. mad* a thorough Beto-day, under the .listing T.triff than it wav uxiler a Revvnae Tariff in I860 in I publican •fwceli nt th. I'cnc* licmco- CHOICE GJIQQKK1E5I Afa» etna Joe Grab 1 COME AMD HEE THEM Jlwltmmi 1871 Spring Examinations, bells, is the Bccoi.d Ward, sad tot to same sli.iald be repaired, and asked to be continued. Report of Caesmiuee aeT.'iastfo* moved sad carried that Mr. Grant be mptreSed tn cloe* up tbe Presidoni n. popular aa President AnpU, of Venrong will continue our young and noble University ia the front caak of to world's imWitfa.of learn- , 1871. 1.MG txsiTT UxTSLoen.—We {atians to Prof. Stuart, a friend, far copies of tl f to Vnivrtfaty of M l>71. The cataleguo p' f 1,110 stnActrtx, reprt »voyoem<M.Ufo Thodebttom Nnv. K. 1870, including Unde and interest Medics! Deportments. This record is SCI apis. ha.be— 88,800,70160. From one of which tho I»»pU of tho Bute 1M6 to MTO, faetato, to people have may well taka pr.do, end we ho|>* and behove to appropriation at 875,000 for rtOTXOCK New Advertisements. '• _______ _ _____ __ _____ Gennany exercised under to systeos of followers, and is fearful of pushing the I aggregation of small yet fadepeodent ■wnflirf^asjret^to to estremity. where states. The Genusas, moreover/fto)> the very oxiateucoof hia Administration tot their persona! standing will bo, w ould be staked fcpoa tho iseun. Th. greadj i-otaaod. to augmented re- * insurgoato Imre <m. hundred thousand ■— -■ - \ ----- Ly -------oommitted. and by him *ceoantad for the mcm-on iwpcr faridre fighting unJcr^1"1* wl“th Gera.any enjoy. Admitting-a!) this; admitting that same as money raised for school pur- to prutectaiu of forts and mtrenchm eat*. ^be I reeident will aet-gtt.eapl to carry - Germany fa the continental nation Bac. 4. It shall b* to duty of the di­ whifoi shine fa eapaUs of steady and rector or pre rid sat, to prosecute any of­ fatolli^cai prograae; admitting tot to fence oecmring under thia set, and any nothing sluirt of wboluefo. treachery ean prevent hi* triumph. The retolrc present military regime will gradually may be pnulent, but it giro* the jstrty of infinite daring an advautagu wliicl by say taxpayer ia said district, unless “T’*’ v—»•••-: to presom so roomiamed of shall be ex­ Commumato hare it, iosefo of Paris, »’>«» unity waa a first reseatscused by the district board, shall be lia­ ble to s fine of not kws than |20 or simply wait upon events, and are. to this •' <^uiditwn to liberal progreas, and that . -tu ----r .a tlicretore thure was cauvo of g.-ncrnl more than A50. which shall !»• prvroTas long-deferred attack upon P cuted for and m tho cams of the aaemrejoicing; yet as American citfaca. th.ro err of mid district, and tho fine when cannot bo much longer delayed I was something dee to their dignity, and eoUected shall bo paid tu th. asreuor, to impossible to cun ternplate Without 1 to to beactocnee uf Ropubliean iasti-1 : tufa'll*. Thu enrwful avoidance of any to street*, when the Versailles troop* words indicative uf seif-government, oft fono a passage through tho battered ! Bio rocoguitiou of to blowings of to ’ 5 of ,1‘" “I*™"1/ of meat in the Home Journo/, th*: “we portals of Maillot, am! with th. arous'd wc:» called upon ti> witno** the Sheriff r.? -I i»,-i.. i»»i condu. ting a priaowr from the jail to their way stop by sic? to tho very conthe not!* to vote, and theneo bock to ths j*fl,“ aa to Sheriff did' bo such thing quarter must be earrio^ in detail, and 1 Adinifang-to rij{bt of (formaqy to the war within to city may take days "" ' **" * "K~" "**“ to decide. with nil the loyal troop, rorapOMdcu BOOTS A Nit SHOES Now “to mtefofaa" precfaely fa— Itos to high duty on nail ettonce to Tho Caaaese are rrnewdingiy prospercost of tot article t* oemroams t If to, one and Gov-error Bootroi^ efaee his towhat exmsamam? and to what ex­ retorn from to Kaat, feels sang nine of tent? P. cites to fart that nil ha* beCOTIC itoasr fa Chicago under protec­ The Houw seems to be very eloeolv tion than It in under comparativv free ......................... bilM be hoped tot th. qiivstion,’1 so long u a fact tog isn't a tart remains! Is that response impell­ ed by insanity c r dishonesty. To that oracle w. have seen no ro- ■ spouse by to Ctoagw ffintoss, end Jsv-1 sumo none can be given, aa it ia a fact . that salt fa cheaper to-d*V, not only ia; Chicago but ia Hastirgr, tbnz. it waa i Neeiily Hot boca retaken by tho iaenrlgent*,nnda London di*j*!eh say* to Vemail!** troop, bate bwe: repufoed ha* forisi.hfan Um carrying of any be:; lire red Sag by toNafamab. Tfatefor o! certain Natioaa'a to ojs-s tue gate. CAUTIO] Hurry County- Wilis CA8B0UC TAMl Tto to Ki risai । teerteoMM *S Cfce .mteerf*! «0-o«j •> i.fotesir e~ to sw.T»j&-as»TS �RjE|»dBLIC\p B\|<NE^. iff Gates «f Kalamaaoo, thia dialiaguiahed person arrived th. our dty oa Monday afternoon, Mra. V; a^ccmpaayiag thaw, and they all walked up stroat just the Mesa as though they wen pri­ vate atnagatir rm a visit to our oily. It Mob or tho other, by a vary rediosl lar that Las paoswl both braucbre of th. Lsgiafeturo, with tagard to note. given Iter. Wau Gtaham. of N. W. led, CWsreaoe. aar. ’■Bits'* Pectoral Elix­ fox patent righto, Itprovide. ••That ir acts like a charm " I Actojty A Sl^steW. AgVtsta. Tuxtt is no use at talking, if yosi ■1CNM.A* CEWTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division OasMavxun, April 17th, 1871. Ma. Bsxxxa It having tern ao long since I bare written anything for tho Irixxrs, I hardly know how to pro­ cred. But to commence with, we have had an .tectum Uro to Orengerilte this spring, aad althcugh you are aware . ' that, yet, [wrhap. you are not aware huw things politically, are worked in this town.top. As usual upon neb ocossion% (as stoctioM I mean) there an The Erecutiv. Committee of the Bar­ ry On. Agricultural Safety, are recurai. od te meet at tho Sheriff's office ia tbs Oty rf Hastings cm Saturday, tho 23d day of April at one o'clock p. m. M. L. WlLUlMS, Boc April 10, 1871. 2w Has received lus Spring slock of DRY GOODS J1JYD GROCERIES, which fnlbnnd complete—bought for CASH and Long*. See circular Ackley A Blade, Arente. Tawhotr ‘ tan aa tlw Drag atoro of J. P. Seto rrta A Ca, Awjoue Beward ^fMerit any one in Hastings or surrounding Country. The JtsteUw Am. ia speaking of (ho new change tn the Vanderpool trial, saya: Mr “Noteon. their Proeeeutieg Attorney, is trying to make arrangeteents with tha Engelmann bento aad tbe railread to connect at White Hall, aa that. partie a taktag the boat hara la the nxnuutg, can be in Hastings tha same leaning ; he to also trying to have tha thro of parties attoading the trial. i’re,. M—teatka* local filijipt;; Jlitice?. Michigan Central R. R. OLD. REUAIli ARD DIRECT ROUTE. IOZiU‘1 riisj aa n £ nu, satisfaction did Mt gleam from tha feces of tbe untarriflod. but on ths conteary, their leader, who was I suppored a church member in good standing, but was soon undreetred by the terrible profanity that roiled from hia lips. It was too bad, tndy, to think that tho Repuldloans should bo eo contrary, a* not to let tha Democrat, rasa Republican rancua to their own likiag. but it is a way tho Republicans hare, and the sign, just published, by J. S Uoodmsn A Oa, of the tune indicate that they will eon of CMcngo, IB, aad to bo sold by agents tinno to UM.ou to that way for some only, emitted. “firfekf &4 torfe,” genu of bounty ia Prow,. Poetry and Mi. Editor, it truly does sue', heart Picture. It fe realty a magnificent colgood. to ae. how perfectly happy tbe Democrat, are about hero Why, they bvo a Dwowretk Ssparriacr, and they are ao jubilant over hia atoottoa, that they forget that the Bepublioaa majori­ ty wa. thirty-eight on tho higher ticket, and that samabody braids. D.mocrato DRY bead, of th. origfaU owner cr holder, although the wris “gireu foe patent right" shall not b. written or printed un the fisc, thereof." Tbe frikere to mark tush a ante aa thus directed is usds a mtodmeanur, punishable by fine or impafoonrorart LOITER TH.W ErER. date. Mr. I’bettorpluM. tho Ruperrieor, ia, although a Democrat, a gentle­ man. tomaet and wpeigU, and I doubt not will maks a good a«eae OU ricialtr ran get their reOa carded I notioo in your last iseon, that you without taking them out of the Ptats. child's book is a new feature in the subWo trust that tho starting of thia mill < ■ripttan book trade, and opens up a now riser ia this towuhip to ths Itepubliwin U> tb» buildiug uf a large enter- ! fiald of waefnlnesa to agents. W. cannot doubt that both pubbshere rans. J. Pox. was not alaclsd coostabls aad agents will nap I rich harvest, as tart John L Yeung (Dana.) was alseted. ir-n parent trill wrdially trelfou)c such Tborwt uf tha tiakrt (Itepubliean) was •w cfifoer. on Tuseday test, the fund, and indebted new of ths township were drrishKl. By looking over th. aaamred valssation, we find that tbe city haa twothud. of the wboto valuation. Th. city received for its share *223and its ate aitte column all around share of the iudabtodare. is *390.00 >rtel 1 Hardly a This sum is tbe railroad debt, inctadfhg nA •aRijf'.paying advertising Our city Treasurer noaired from the inf the tivdfcng wants of tbe lata ril lag. Treasurer *848,00, making new oa hand about *1,078,00. There are soma email account* y*< unpaid and after all is paid there will be a nice bal- darpool thia naming. had vaaa ac­ companied by Sheriff Vrooman through the bolte and bar* of th. Barry County Jail to tee eell of the unfortunate W< Is Bteeesm—Early Bowers Peninsular Railway. Eadies' Misses and Children': sippi. It truveroM Illinois and the whole breadth of Southern Iowa. Near tho Miasori, its trank forks into three braacbaa, for it ha. throe wretorn ter- Russell &, Nevins hi. had hi. share of Jail hie, and that it ia againat the Constitution of our State in delay iag matter, ao tong. He should hare a speedy trial; ia afraid if Town pumps—Local editor* The ley uf tb. land-Egga Bc uiso— The Piawagmitie. Go to Grant a Phillip.' for epi*. ' W M Shop with the Reed's, and will raperintend the fciabiag fata, nasal good style. We shall took for more new style bog- 2,000 .day now. ] I roan to Kiara. Denin. A Barber) have , Tnu Miohigna Legiaiatarw has nd- 1 ttlte tfo rooms formerly ocnpisd vf 'juurned. • . Dr’s Baown, ovwr HpeaMtag’s ates* , <'ni Hotnaotfrie grading'sad' suf IMyWethom ro-fura«bsd fiw their band, sarae *7S betag Bottod. Th. boys keep np their interest ia practising, aad are bound to make improvements ao they raw rank aa No. 1 al any excureion or antertaiamenL No doubt they will atleud many of tho aummer faativitiM are receiving tag* aupplio. of spring •ad aaaanar good., whists gore to show that a liruiv trade i. aatieipaied tn sl^ Ite third terminus is at Hamburg, and Nebraska, City. At Hamburg, it makes doM connections, twice a day. for SL Joseph, Leavenwor:h, Kansas __ 1 .U_ — ___ . Noth. Ever thankful for the large Patronage from tliis community, we shall uow office our Goods at great­ ly REDUCED PRICES to Cash th. most popular cfftotals of tho Michigw Casual Bailroad company, bariag resigited hia porilion au reoeatly tho radpint of a very rf sparring testimo- Btxr *1T in tha rity.et BsswU'a tf Try G. A P's 75 rent Taw Will retire from tha active du­ ties of the firm, and devote hia time to cloning up our book«. A fifteen yeara bauinen imperitively require! • thix ttep, and we expeci oar automera ■will at once examine their accounta, and settle tbe tame by Cash or *' and Prompt Paying Customers. G. 4 P. sell all teas cbeaprr than •*< Union Hall, on Wednesday erasing next. A rare treat may be expected. Admission fro.. It ia an Anmveraary •rearion. and tbe Odd FeHowa wiM ap- Fh-m Baaaanrn.—Tweate-Are pereuo. wore recently baptised aad added to tho Buptfot Ctosroh under tho ministry of ths Bev. 3. Muxom, who ndauaistared ths asvwral converts on Munday ' Etp hsfosth attbi. tMteisss ■ Lsnar “ aiitoosdAn V s > allow I 1 I’ Mtok । s es OgMMMMfoL^ uf Prof. Straub, , BARLOW te Perry's Art Gallery aad ws made tbe ■teMaaslL Bohaacaseef tho iaeat (laltery's in ths village and it is filled with eottertions of aa ohoiaaat picture, as can bo found in tbs State. If any of Ws achaowledga tha raaatpt tf Tie Ysrey Abaters’-, a tecatldy journal edit­ ed by Maatar Walter T. Dwight, aad puldmhed for lb. edAcaUor. of ch. jurenite world. Tbe contents, beside, baiag of th. bigbert order, we Urirely original aad well ended for both young aad oid Tbe paper ie rery Maliy printed and preosate an exieltent appearsaee PubItehcd at Cbiregv, IA Maaatepet an­ IuM HnKHn Mrt. t GOODYEAR �: to What AS Will Do! SJ/AR£S 8XLLIX0 RAPII-LY Prwpwtmforin rrHE QgKAffiST JESr.AlWy. Han* and Machine Sawing. J.fcPJcOATS BEST aii-caaa ia *u aaaiaui, S3 TO *20 A DAY! From No $ to No. 100 iacluairc GW Dollar! SHARPS’ $150 for Eagle Brick Hand Machine. $500 for Eagle Brick Power Machine. ■iMMiaiiaa <111.1 aaaaeat I cough? roroH! cough bmmexagooi'b . ECLECTIC ^MAGAZINE !f UTEkATniK. hegiaa January, 187L aaroLiuxK to keep tail luinung. aad cover it clow; W it auaunor for thr«> or four boura till tbe juice of tire moat ia entirely out, then rtrwia it off, aad let it .tend till: mk£ If there wag MM can tow>l» TIMB To *VBacalaL ; AtQSi A ponou reoorerins from an ill net a seat not be toft all night without food. ; Dunkirk to Now York, 1G0 niilca, CT-rcland to Now York, GS5rHi!r«, Cineinnati to N. Y., MM) tnilan, YEW CARPET HOIS E WONDERS OF THE WORLD/ NEU'S l.awrA •/ iuj. a 'tyt—Tfcw fo,.M.. Uto * MaaOapa. (M. EEDvcnoKOrraicEs NOTTINGHAM C+.5:+:+.^^ LACES, Scientific American ftrMh. 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MwW ta. 1IGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNT g^LEBLE NO. 52. .. ■ Cifit. & RUSS£xx tWE^**** Un# Congress no power to provide fi&UUt thi, merely t.-chnical difiicultv T yhf object of the Constitution wu to iF’fri ‘Uf people of the State from IttaAto violsmro, and to that end it pro1 r>d«d in article four, section four, that— 1 $ TO re •OLE ABUTS Fit TIE MCIEIE AUI Cilmi tEAFU Ail ■iwEt fob iamt titan. aBOnqf mark Hon. AUSTIN BLAIR, the mail# and the eoUcction of H »m daagaMua ;" 1WJh«i>QV<h not thsM Writs ia beyond tho’ toi th# State authorities ana that thi of th# Executive of the United mntoftaa ow^oii th# executive bead c tr Abo tua# imiag? t cretionaiy jwwe^s. (twm£ —Mr. TJLA1R, of Mmhigan said : Ma. Sruxn: Thinking U dedrsLle , to spook nrotty rarotatyy on Ibis subjret, 1 had taken the |iaina to prepare tl.o line < of srgumont which I daainid to addrw to the House in writing. I coufam the temptation is quite strong to I throw aside what 1 Lad prepared, and to > CAPS. DRESS GOOTJS. GROCERIES. HOOrt*-SHOES " • CROCKERY tltHUtf if IT 11- HflNK M M! .As anywhent in the State. tame sir ini: ui Prices, ail n fill Tamil Saiiifaciini J. L. 4-1>. HEED, aro ao busy at their CARRIAGE MAN­ caao,-uta LitoeSI O# th# pcptxMy, r belief that ft. mere grenUag.pf thiei Morses to th# y *» «u»- man from Kentucky (Mr. Beck] idler ' bis order end style. On reflection, bow. MMAlecreriede ttost Iw« recta,, the no other inode uf aicertaiaing that fine things I might atiomf* to nay in re­ tesnty. and then act in n clear caw f ply to him far the benefit of my partic­ Miweoeawfecri livre a most wonderful ular constituents by cud by. I ahnB itdv-oxuti in the CunMituiiun, wiiich 1 therefore confine myself to ths ooune which I had originally marked out, and. if any time remain# thereafter, 1 shall devote it to a reply to the gentleman attempted to do in tbo short bill which ' tutiun that— ° ' from KepteekyMr. Speaker, since my tat coming । boro, now something mure than four y cars ago, we have never been without a Uli pending to cure the chronic rebelR UFACTORY that they hare no time to write aa advortiscmi'nt at this time, look out for them nt t’.e commence- meat of Vo). XVI. of the Hawaii, which r The FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Agency .till remains at our end all in want of one of rut narr machine# in the market, will do well to nd oxamine the workings of the ume bclure purchasing elsewhere. GRANT A PHILLIPS PKOPR1 CTORS OF TILE HSE^ GROCERIES the rule of comtxurtion. Chief Justice Marshall ■aid : Till iMlrsmu rasulai u uiwnM at i »be law, with the single exception of oer) (tan disabilities wLtet aftset mdiridwals cssrtffKt iw*irsi."js: the great responsibility wo assume. SSvt. only under the fourteenth amendment, But, while gentlvnsen urgn us so earn­ and which, I am sure, no one dr-signs to , cuntiuu* long To me, sir, this was a estly not to vcQture beyond the lino of great relief. In the recouslruetion meat­ powers granted to us by the Constitu­ . urea of Congress I have uerer taken any i tion, I ask them also pot to forget that we are equally under obligation to afford v»ry active part. Considering the whole of article foar, of | protection to the citiken which ia the !| lection Od coming here al the tour, together, I da not beritate tlie Fortieth ConsTMa I lb'------------------ great object of the Constitution ittelf, I[ to say that a fair omstrurtiun of it will . stroctiot. policy of Congrte# established and without which ail govern men t ia n aulhorwi th# Government to intervene aul«tantially, and Ml into its coarse delusion end a snare A body of more thfcn a hundred armwith my party friends, and have ouietly i sided that policy to its conclusion. od men surrounds the house nf on ofliWiother it was the wisest po'iey posai- cor of the United Stalo, engaged in the of hi% duties in | ble under the circumstance# ia not now , ipeaceful ------- - rperformance -------------------* repablican aod to protectit, on npplicslkal Mkijpatikmsslic violence ; opinions of many very able and patri- I atnpped, And wbipp.'d wiltontb<4iMj:-a$li pMtiiction without appliMSsjrxwtoerW’ the necessity eri*e«. although tbe| State aut’ orities Wfta ‘.to nnply for aid, aad ’(MA^ intend toaUotaone half the peo­ ple to doatniy the other half. ||| to this bo added tbo argument iMfti from tbs' fourteenth amendment Fale><. Glen & HaHi'I^fC^hipK Mnplliiwfi,. Clever Hilliers mid Griuu Drills, mid Gpjc's, Pntent Sulky Hnke. Cash Cash for Produce and soil for Cash out of southem confusion, there ought to hare been a milloanium there b#tot> thia time. We have been eleedily en­ acting pence there far six rears, only to to, answered dial Ibero is no peace. Sir, toy conviction ia that it la not law ITEWAKT k STEIN HOFF. Sirin al lettefifli BhM. BOOTS AND SHOES That there are great disorders in the South at this time there is no doubt; . but these thing# arc not altogether n«w. : The attention uf Congress has nil along been called to a similar condition of af- W M. S. G O O D Y E A. K Will retire from the active du­ ties of the firm, and devote hi* itively require* thi* rtep, and ire expect our ctwtotnera will at once examine their account*, and settle the same ‘♦Y.fjg11 Mfc Nora. ' Ever thankful tbi^btaire^r 83O3H meats fail to aSnrd protection to the peo­ ple. Th# Klans are powerful enough to defy the State author'.flow. And if you deny to the General Government the an­ a to interfere, then there is no J anywhere. To wait until the State call, tor assia'cnco to suppress the disorders ia to wait, in many instances, for a voice from the gave. Tbo State# ar# prostrate before a power lh*-y can­ not control. What, then, u the remedy > Will gentlemen who oppose this bib ing into practical ofltet by logislatian this tfneflrcnt matim of the law.- It will pror# oca of the greatest eai»guards ia ilia whole instrument Thcte remark, appy » the third aad fourth sMboM of the Inil, which const!- �. II I! SALE ,<F Dry Ohm and Carpets! -A.T THE । ji ’ Grand Central Double Stores of JACKSON, MICHIGAN ! SABIN & MASON, Prices Down! Down! Everything Cheap ! D reas Goods. BA iJOd Hemp and Wool Carpets for-25 . high opinion as ment and of personal integrity It affords me great pleasure thi, announcement because it remoras ’ Black Alpacas, Cheap! Cts. per yard; Wool Ingrain Alpacas for 30 cents worth 50! Ill Carpets from TO Cts. to $1 per Yard ; Fine strong men and stronger corjontic Alpacas for 50 cts. worth 80! ojrruptiblo statement, unip[rroac!ubb by all them influence* -ia inralual.U. 11 is fur this rooMtu. thongh I hate Brussels Carpets Japanese Silks and Irish Poplins I ONLY ONI DOLLAR PIR YARD Mattings at Low Prices; Ribbons and Parasols at Ex­ tremely low Prices. Curtain Goods, all kinds & Prices It. nutiful Dvhiim-s I Shilling. Best.Cafieos Ilin flir a Cent.. Mt Mlpjori. silently and imperrejitiWy like the com of the field. Tbrar who liars not the patiroce to' wait until goal ideas weUkordcrv.1 comtauuity.' from CEIVTS ally no hn-Klnx legislation—the Ur itself ia not aeetiinal, and it will oaly becoru swtioaal In its exaration, if cow­ ardly midnight aisaarinat'Dus nrv .pac- B*UnM JU. ipAhtiOi come a dead letter. AVING Aented thy htttt Store West,- we have now E have a Competent ( I'TTER from New York in our Tailoring Department and will cut and make up your clothes in the best manner at low prices. | the largest Double Store in the State, and with an iianirnjr^lEj New Goods, we are prepared to Grantia gaining i)tuc with which be has IxMR awaiUJ reacting ia bis favsr. To-morrow the District election takss beat dragged in by the Dssrioaiata, wiU no doubt, swell their ranks, but lamin- MBPETS FOB ■■ IT ffl IIIBi IWI! Men’s Cotton Half Hose, 6 pair for 25 cents ! Grain Bags Lonsdale Finished Bleached Cotton, only ONE SHILLING PER YARD. Any Goods Bought of ms can be returned if not perfectly . . . [S^ti.fadtory.’ (fytton Pant Goods, C’Awy. which ia row only a aectioa of tha Scrre- alknredby the o BUY JUUL. OS' OUB «OOO« rjgKA-g*. *16 SSAXJl, SJUA Kiip q//. 40011 WE WILL SELL 113 LONSDALE PIECES FINISHED imh m n hi u m m w m um w ill «©<»»« ; oad its dimiau»f March. 1870, �**** Mrs Rfohmtmd. wfe.ro bn Rare, rome villains unobaerred gave him a fearful blow an the bred and in the back which caused him to drop aenselea. Ho wav found in that oooditfon about fifteen minutes alter, by his wife and Mr. Geo. Richmond, and taken in tho hcuso whore Ilns received his Spring stock of DR Y GOODS Jljy'D GROCERtES ivtich Hia Aral thoughts ou < owing to himself On a pond, near our dot—icll, disports again wre hia pocket-book; a rearch daily, two geese and their tastes. two wae Bteda and it waa found about rix gundan, th. property of nsighlx>r Dousfeet frum where he laid with its con- ter. There grere arc evidently affected by the •‘Woman’. Right." untimuti, W. team that only about 110 or 115 their belligerent propensitiei keep the were taken, for aa luck would hared; feathered jtailnun at a respoctftil dieMr. B. had, on that very afternoon, paid out his surplus fund., the roughs proba­ "Sue. Antoney" and th. other “Jib. bly standing near white he was handl­ Stanton." WLat next? parhape,a gen­ ing his money, and thought they could eral uproar in all th. Are room in th. Ackley A Slade. Agents. make a haul by watching an opportuni­ country. Progreea. A. E. K. Ti nhm 11 Pontiac regulates its devotion with a ty. Sunday morning as Mr. B., was Gall at the Drug store at J. >. Bob2,531 pound bell. going up town, he found a two dollar rt. A Co., for your Reward-cd-Merit The Methodists of Borneo propose to bill on the side walk near Mr. Stobbias ’ uda A now supply just rereire&prettibuild a 120,000 brick Church. r than over. which be recognised as one of the bills Deputy Sheriff Petty committed suiA aad calamity, which cut short the taken, from the peculiar manner in lives of three small boy. and filled as ride at Pontiac on the 12th. which it was torn ; aad it was proUbly many homes with sorrow, occurred on dropped by the ruffians in thair flight. Ixrfayotte street, between wealthy avo •, The coopers of Jackson wore on a Wo believe no tracoe of them hare been nuo and Cherry street, at about half' past five Wednesday afternoun. Four! direorerod ■ boys named respectively Toddy Barns*, i < Tnx Ciarerr Couar convened on Mon­ Frank Rusch., Charlie Hire and Johnny day, his honor, Judge Lovell, presiding. Slack, aged from eight to twelve roan, were playing at the foot of a high bank, I (The following ba. been <Lspos«d of: when tbe earth, loosened by the recent I The people va Gilbert Roswell ; at­ raiat, gave away above their hoods and tempt to poitou and kill. Care put buried all save cue, Johnny Slack, from ! is full nnd complete—bought for CASH the lowest market price, and wishes to be understood that he will not be Undersoldltv anyonein Hastings or surrounding Country. New Advertisements. luM : Hfi taurai. DRY GOODS! LOWER THJUtT EVER lite people, va Martin V. B. Willison; soductfon. Jury unable to agree. The People, va. Albert 8. Reed ; con­ cealing and disclosing mortgaged prop­ erty Reasons filed for not filing infer*. liul bli;int# |litice;. liovols to extricate boys. Ali they worked with a will the liUls fellows were dead before The People, va. William QuaHey; they haring been in the bank or quite a quarter of ea hour. stealing from a .hop in the night time. Put over until next term of court. The People, va Leonard Wood and William 11. Orvbora , obstructing rail, r*»rit« the 1’cet Office, and announces Hts Fine Art Gallorv to tbe Plblic. way. Two information, in this caw. Ix.uk experience La Photographin • in Plead “guilty" to both chargee. all its branche. enables Mm to make a jiromteo of pictures excelled by nine. I Small piiture. enlarged to any rite and fifteen of tho Bonner cltHoa. Wo would j | finished in india ink or colon. 43tf । like to makn further improvnnonte with [ How to Make Mousy. tho new volume, but to enable u. to do ; J. F. Minkler has opened hie new Send to the American Publishing I! so we must depend on tlio lilxrrality of picture Gallery, at th. old 1‘oal Office ! Company, Rutland, Vt, for their beauthe prepfo in their patronage. It takes | building. First date pictun-s guaraui tilul Spocimea Book, aud make tun money to run a nine column |«per and ’ dollar, tho first day you show the book. print it al/ ti Amw. but we don't propose । Read their advertiacmeut in another to publish any other if our business , | column, conooraing the Parlor Album. men will be as liberal in the future as I ' aW yqu will gvt-full (>articulara. The Parlor Album contains more they have in the part. We hope, also. ' lx autiful embeliriimenta than any other ----- - ro-w-re work extant Tho Uprcimra Book is advertise - all of them to that extent RsaorsD.—Wo learn that Dr. C. O. sent frv« on receipt of postage. that we can decline most foreign adver- Sctat. so long a well known resident uf tismeute, and thus give Hastings a pref­ the villaga of Harryville. and a physic­ erence in a buainou .Lowing over other 1 ian of noted skill and afficioncy, has BOWAM SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION. Sarsaparilla The maple sugar crop of Mulligan, thia season, exowed, the usual cane su­ gar crop of Han Domingo. Ladies' iHissex and Children's Shoes and Gaiters. A young man in Grand Rapids, by aid ol uuguenta, has ouaxed out a lbw hairs Ou hia uu|>er bp. Ho mils them WE WILL NOT BE TNDKR8OLD. In hia addrevs before ths graduating elaseof the Law Sohool at Ann Arbor, “ ^'hiakey and tte BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. Russell tt Nevins. 'Saras of Beauty Ln Prose, Poetry A Faina.—Grend Rapids proposes to or- ' ganiw a Western Michigan Agriculturaland Mechanical society with that! the State, not only as a physician, but as city fur tho place of holding Its fairs. I an aarnret and efficient Republican and They say it is not in opposition to tbe i will be missed in the coming content Stale Agricultural Society, but that it io : with our common jxiliiical enemy, the for tho grosring wants of that section of I in hia new homo, and bid him God speed ter un Wednrelay, the 12th. Chao. J. Percival, of Palo, wai kilted in all that tend, to promote human ha;>un Sunday by the accidental discharge pinere and general pcu^jer.ty. The Musical Convmixra under the di-, ruction of Prat Straub will close with-a grand concert on Friday craning. Thi. will be a gmtri affiur, in which the beet musical talent of our city will be repre ‘ rented, and the prugrammo has been" selected with a.view to mret the appro­ bation of the public. Lot us turn out and giro a home concert a roaring wel­ come. Admireon only 25 cents, chil- calender for the April Term of Barty Co. Grcuil Court has been ironed aad contain, about fifty-eight caeca divided up under their legal head, m follow. : Tax naw chapel of the State Univsr ; oily ia to be erected in th. sjaee bwtween th. two obi cull-ge bull ling*, and will ba 127 fret front, 128 fret deep, and three stories in height The main audi noe room i« to real 2,264 persons. That, will alto be a college c Kappel on the lower fluor to seat "UO persons, and a large number of recitation ami other ro>ms for college purpurea The de- DENTIST, Juiiilk lickiiai gretod to uefo mention the subject of our old sottinr. meeting, and we belies e A very dertrurtive fir. occurred in the object a worthy one, for how fast ia Muskegon oorly Thursday morning, in old father Timo with hia sickle cutting which four building, were burnt. Th. down the oil pioneers who braved the dangers of settling in the wilderness, to pare the way for the blreeinga which we •nmed Guitin’. drug .tore, a barber's shop, Moulton', photograph gallery— gel together and fix ujatn a time of about 60 fret of frootagv -and ail old meeting for the pionrem of Barry coun­ ty and have the .am. published in th. J. L 4 D. Reed are to busy at their county paper.. It will be the means of Carriage Manufactory, that they have preserving facta and incidents of early no time to write an advertisement thi. life and raperienoee, that could be ob­ tained in no other way. Go to Grant A Phillips' for spina Brer SI T li the riiy.at Burell's. | SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ncr's Monthly begins its second volume with a number (for May) which is quite remarkable for the .urpaaring etreUenre of Ha engravings aad lbs extreerdiaary frontispiece, mtvm to call rwiweil enac­ tion w hi* fascinating story of Wilfrid Cumbarmsde. Th. leading iUustreted article, by Got. Langford, give. an ac- ,t.r. I^s. vsrtjcs th. sssi—irfte art Jre! aa4 ea^i Is bare a lane star. < roue srlU. OrerW. - frre tta siusaas tf 11. Wr.L , EIGHTH IllCANON i / Br order of the Council, the houses Try G. A ^s 74 rent Tom in Ihia city have been numbered. When Jv n write to your friend., to corns and see you,toll them the No. of your house and the, name of the .treot, and the hackman can find it without inquiring. Til Mnsoetn Boeieiy of Irving are about to erect ■ now parsonage IRxSfl, 18 fret high with a wing. 16x21 fret. W». Saarwan. had rererel finger, sawed off from hi. hand at Kelley’s mill last week. • Allegan ha. voted for the Holly Wa­ ter Works, aad the Holly Company will at <mre put ia the machinery. progress nt the rote of half a mile per day, and the grading is nearl v completed Hon. H. P. Cherry also gave our sanc­ from Detroit to Howell. Denote at sta­ tions between Detroit end Howell arc tum a call on Monday. to be erected in advance at the arrival J. C. Fitagereld Eeq., of Marshall, was ia town Saturday. Tie contractor! for the building of the Ova subecribera, whooo subscriptions now laboratory at the Agricultural Col­ have expired sad tho public generally, lege have engaged 200,000 brick of are oordtally invited to call and rebacribo Hail A Barker, who hare opened a new for tho Bsxxn for the next year We brick-yard on the farm of Judge I<-agdesign to make an addition of steam, year. Ili. said that the quality of three and we want to get the stamp, to do it brick will be equal to those ia the eolwith on the increased Kbreality of our Da. Dkske has fitted up a very luce tatta's effira vrar Aekiey A Stefi.*. stow, where all <w> have a chance to ,re kirn and here tasri-troth pulled or now ones ]>ut in if lb«v wish. Call and Ugi.laiaren.xt winter to sake the appointeed of tarosbm of Congreea, the law not haring y.t been passed by that body. If the proposed law puree. Michigan will have nine mambm. We Buy Our Stoves by ths Car Load City Dining Rooms AMERICAN lire in Mootana and Wyoming, aad is pronounced by rei.ntific men to be more crowded with natural wonders ihan say other jiortien of the globe. The dis­ coveries made by the party of which Gov. Langford is the historiographer, conristed of singular rock formatioaa aB kind, ol boiling springs, a mnd-vol­ cano, and geysers more numerous than those of Iceland. In the second articte, which will appear in June, the geysen will be more particularly described. A charming chapter of “Bomiafooenore of MARBLE A New Poem. CITY PAINT SHOP PAINTERS Confectionery. ■Sign ladOrnamental- J. P. ROBERTS & CO. H A! H A! H, A. Bub e 11. Go there for year CHOICE GROCMR1F.8! DRUGS Medicines, Dye Stuffs, AINTS k I...... �i.iwmiiLLwa,. .«».< Ono Management Change ufcuorher. _ PMrttry । AGCTT8. e r&er nornr BOSTON, 3 (RtbOili. r^Ury Vole, Texxnrsarv lender bmb, dainty fooder», and very arirtocratir They have Hand and Machine Sewing. J. Ac P. COATS E?min»;KiSti Xt M M>1 OV IRVMeibt kM *MB lw Il tsw to RVOMM dto IMM ST MJ p«'« pwretoH.wmo » ienky «i»m i*m 33 EST way* moating on highest places in fair' or foul weather Wo take the fim foyiag of tha oggv and set them under a that, I have stated tbe whole of tbe hen ; the second wo allow them to hatch, dranrnlm At first, Cwdlebb-red wlk to tho young, then mix in bnn and aa at every point, then io robbery, there U *2 ■“* high handed they thrive, a little meal may bo added Bad after a moalh add again a Ittle chickcry and let them roam—lor they' are good^motur* and many “human*" •MMfoMK ““ “ ■ : M wonder at U, to drive th* Bepubfomu £ a keep bury. >owm IIX-CMB IN ALL NMIBE2S, From Ro. 8 to No. 100 iaolneiw Tie Mails M .4.-ii.crcs-X-s~-S,c giMsl Mm* or^kroe > ■■ _■ - ----------------- follow their example. ----------- 40 Weeks-..for One Dollar! nAL HOIK fro. A_tJ «.* lcox; ttriowM. > r7~ SW^EtS?. : 17 Br>aJ«v? New'Tvrt^ 1150 for Eagle Brick Hand Haohina. MOO for Eagle Brick Powor Machine. BLOOMIMBTOM (ILL.) NUISEBT >rhTo mom and f . April i* shining and foe during tho aeaaon. » b » Napoleon who ia preparing hia gun. back, wo pick ffom ; Ufca twice after- eUine uA *r»e*4. ■ steSHi/f Bjpnrerag iJx.xx'.rL'i ^scsiun!^! -w*M*M1-to.*.«-,SGWL-£1cr:?3r. GBKATSAVING If *°'1 •*> thBt no boary etorm eatohe* ma i>*i a*« »«?*•<; tain art OT.U WrMrsa Dvp*<. kr >M,U. naw. Sslls. ■»•»»*|. u> I- M ; ttal.1-. inra »»»■»’ ra aad MKRM* tUraiCkp New V*H »^3SRJ3&wte-i «IUMER*S {NOTICE. <**. C«Ml> *f BaWT, Ml 1L1QUTTU . 3*00 Am rt-i Ato*» swmU . WA’rriJ-AfitNTiA. :•» »»r a>y.u>wj IV IM ra'^eslW UOMK HULtll k HkU. IXO UACWINK. Ha« <ka vaAeWl a<Mw* fbV' •tehWKM* (Siikv m Mlb »‘.&C art U fia, ____ ^VlSRkSSSW./ foe goalin®, . .. crone All thia, air,’ b utiwfiMdy idle. was THHA-HETAS. M»H IN l*Tft aTH if JTML'K . a-UeM. i.»b.jfcW. TSm I v <1ri>. VIN ISfTORV OF THE WAR IN EUROPE those bird*—for there are almost a* many foaA of h*n* ae ttare are owner*. ■ and any advice given by tn would be of ' no avail, porbsp*. and will oiruply write j that if you wtih good layer* and beau ■ fifolPpeem*. aocaro tho Durkin, Gulden Pheaasnt. Silver Gray, ur Poland, and •Uf of them very liberally. Looking, yon will not only have eggs for Fatter, however, at the mraaurv which is be- . but tha grocer ami profit Ao or fore the Honea, I am confident, when it' b fairly cunaidered, nothing of tho dan­ ger apprchiri: led will be lound ia it ’S^T' csr? >Ui>M ■■ tail. b«tM ACTION £ !WJK We take the following from an £xably they will be improved by amend­ i change, aad oa there b no Fira Depart­ ment. But that it haa any ouch design , men! in our city it mgy be of acrvfaa to many in coao a fire »hould break out. and the whole of the clamor is intend- 3T.imu» I SltSSri: ©Hs HattSi teUee 1 toll e*e Leal r*i :.•?** eaaoAli si ^Q.l M itoSktotoitoi-.a . .Mitos**. IX* r. *4r*Miii>(S«e 1i-<* m:j*i A.N. 3S-.Lt s^Sstfis NEW CARPET HOUSE CAPTION ’iW® DOTI’S WASHING-MACHINE MATTINGS. VrnoLSTEr.ED COODf, hope we ought to thank: tbe rawtlramti for hia kind advice; but. after all. I do not foe) ao vary thankful. . cxraridering | tha source ftffln which it come* and the motive at it I believe. Mr. Speaker, that the peopb at the United State* are faiths faain a very vraetmabb people. I know my Universal lotius Wringer J>™’w NOTTINGHAM nrttrinm4> aae no light ia burning ~.’'B*taiefurinbtdldtnsa houao, te eeeVhAAe fin* «ra built properly Ae pfbvcnt fires 8. Alway* have a ladder trading to the roof of the house to oeeap* by in cam the lownr port of the building ia burning. 8. In cane of a fire keep perfectly cool to avoid cvnfwuon, take a calm aurrey of tli* pram.*** arid if you can exUnruiah it at onoa, do ee if you cannot. Z__ _____ vrtj___a__ _ -.u__ -VI. roraTH ftewaxiN I'.vxrr Itonia Coe-, -t—, - - - 'Scientific American LACES, 74 MOIROE STREET, oraxd n.frrbx, mvirro^: M.SSMIS I .toll «SM~ Ito MU .1 ■triretatelwEife. । U u^iiiiXRyiRivT^****' S»Z4tXier;i tarrrW,as PRICEI-A FAIR OFFER. (TIASCERY SALE. ernwawl, pMWM.-tw. b.,i* .« fto,,i R. C. BROWNING, k A® VL 38 CortlandlBt-Ter York. medical" *"■" wAifiptMtr* -----­ FILE HEMEDY mHimiiaffALTo Dr. Wells' EiW«U|nWi .1'1 ’■ ■ ' WarMO FuiBraeej U* toorUM>m s&ZEE^wssg , KraEri Sri?" J*?* B*a*|r -<M» 'irnV.I. I.r eeaaoB for bouse cleaning and papering baa come, tho following, from tho Lon­ don fraerf, may, psrhape, be read with beneficial nwuli* ; st brat ao we hope. IL Acton in Agent f* Halting* and Thfo paper repreheade the filthy euatom vinmty, for the «al* of Frail Trace among people of [Kiting one wall paper from the above N«r*c:y. Hailing* Mar. 2, *71. . ‘PATENTS. dybbebha 5m [ It goea on to any that thia vu the cnuaaol the peixlmg oSmaiv. small at, Kxightobridge Bamako. Uniaa, that! recently thrastraed the whole ecUbliah- j amrtoUT* U Um OtoMr.u.M. ike lag **<k VeiaMV stoaM omS.1T.. — -I'... WIU Ulnl. JStfJySKKriS-* e—■ Michigan Exchange. n ludfii TEEMS—43 a Year: |LA<) .half year; Club* of ten copies for one veer, o!t±M»M*cb. tSS.Oit, ■ •'•“>* X^LKXulb FKKHtlM to Ik. f*m Ike list*. eo*«<eliea at a «*pv «T <ke nUiMMM netoekcwwta* -MesoO-w � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-05-04.pdf 1c213cfd0e9a532d0c12f440e158e6e4 PDF Text Text VOL XVI HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 4. 1871. Wwal irf hk>bte?j Cejft. wa» manned with C5 piece. of hravy I glasaro **il *npi, bohrtn cart upon ordinance, with no In. than 25,000 nan- na bom tho thronged ■ akfawnlt* non bull*. .hell* and hand jroatfaa.f.Ot) crowded bulrooiee, ‘‘ ’ rntuka!* and largo quantities of prors- ; through tho afreet*, fan*. It ni evary way wall provided (! ant* *C' th* ' eavaUen, ~ at fa the «tnrfr with mean* to realm • doge for ..Teral Midfan of th* north, She atom Hp, ft* Virtue ami happinm. are mother and rqpdmu.ri.aml th. kfadfag era proof, daughter. of onaheke* ralf-rdtenro and unfailing I roaragu They had already teamed to i We found Gen. Moralaa, Into Gvrer-; their ecat that thaw great qttalitfa* rm I nor of Very Crux, and Ouu. Lmdaro jasiflned in the prisma of Utr. ea*ifa. I ‘is HARDWARE i Th»y were charged with fatfarility and j I cowardice fa tho defence of Vera Crux. | , Thaoe mvn. with aeveral American pria- ] ' onere, were immediately *d rt liberty- I ORE IDLE AIENTI FAR THE MMEVE AHI CUFFED IEAFEI AND MOWER EM MIRY COUNTY. DRY GOODS! LOWER TH.LVFA'EH DRY GQWS. ’ !hats, caps. DRESS GOODS. GROCERIES. BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY ftuii! nr nA ai Prita, sii ft nil nnul SaitMtt Ladies Misses and Children' It WM lingular to *eo with what deferenre the opinions of thow print* were regarded by all cl.***, is Maafoo.— White their rivil law* ware trampled upon, and th* orders of thrir politicel ruler* anhsadod, tba vary look or nod, or exproMod wi*h of the biriiepe and priosts, wa. en-rag!) to secure r*»i«ctfu! The best pl: tyJOSXTON. (fcroysfrCterV Tbe day after our arrival fa Perofa the ahoji* and .tors., which had been cio»*d the day before, warn opened, and quite j a brfak trade wai tarried oa with our i Ho who write to do s grtsi deal al array. The etrfatoxt di*r.qdfaa vea* afaerr- j •far, •Warowdeanythh*. od by our troop*. There i™ no rtrng- | Ohio boarded the prisoner, fa ito glfag, noplundaring of private jiruperProitmtiary for MO,30 rack fast y^. ty. Market mon and women pataud,__ ,___ _______ freely along our lines vending to<-ij: ground. Tlmro ware *teo'grove* of the ware*, fruit*...» aud-------vngetaUec Wherecbr.rant uni madcirannL ------- r„:,. mi.— J pecan, purchase* were mad" *U urn* pan! for a‘.:i Th* Catholte cteiecb end a few of tho fair prices. We found excellent water, citiaoa* loom to have etna**ad nil the hero and abundance of provtrion., and property. The ariatoenuy could fa> eeen । at eAaaatloUfagaleueVyrtte porchro, Wo remained two Week* fa Terete, !| or al th* latticed witH'VW* of their pol■ponding aoveral hour, each day in mih- ]| eem, or rolling around th* pnbbeaqnare tary drilh ; fa tfa-ir eortiy antique eoarhro, white On th* 8th of May we left Forote.for Puebla, eighty utUc* diaianL Gen, । tfretehednae* and poverty. The public Worth'* Aiviaton had came up, am! now ] plan*, oe Alameda wonK ba an orna­ took th* lead to the interior. Our march ; ment io any city fa the world. Itfawe now wn* over *a open country, gently a perfect (quorate thooeoteeof tho dty. undulating and «l«»uuding in the pro-, OnUhreo aide* are magfaSceut palaeo* duct* of more touijierate dimiu. The i of th? wealthy, while fronting it fa the Maguey plant »llh it* dark,pv»n loam , Mteedcal, an edifice that cert a anfaoa and clnrtere of Iowan rvvaaled iteelf fa i numerous Halda, with crops of whoul and barley just ripening file tho tickle. Him and there above the fertile plain* t'uuugh ita broad afalro,chapefa rabfaet ruee tall mountain pooka bordered with , and library, m company with on* of funereal pine, with maw* of grey rock, Gw. fertb** eta# offleefa. W by. or blackened (lava) pointing to ua the Catholic Pried. The chandelier* and place* where one* raged ths fleet uf too I lamjw, which were muy, trees'cf nwivo gold and direr. Th* dome win of . *p!eodid ma: bl* vf the country.' There were ten caaj«l* richly decorated, with Apoot wroiy of hi* departed lore; " we at noon-day was directly ov*r our hoods. iron grate door* to each, of beauti&l will hallow her grave with our fear., " When the air was still tho brot wo* very Gm.b. The public walk fa formed of but the wicked printer Kt it Up : we will grout The niglifa were cool, and a three alley! *ix hundred fret Midi is harrow b«r grave with our stoat*." cumpxod our array that advanoml from balmy broeio from nine o'clock, a. X. i length, Mverally lined with beautiful The " Straits PvaBi” are very busy Cerro Gordo to kloiicu. It should nod lOMinKt kept tho air fa constant mo­ ■hade trace The fatarvoufag .paroe j.drying their wet wheat Every hate 0,000 »«.] tion. The climate of throe highland are iaferaperead with cooling founiauw, jj and corner u turned into a drying bourn. Early fa th* morning of die IVth of April, a deputation from tho authority• of Jalapa come oat to our encampment and tendered the koja of the city to Gen. Patteroon. Thu deputation vsi banded by a Catholic prior, bearing a gulden croaa, whose bald head and dark. Russell &. Nevins. 1ETORB OF THE Gn. I’altera-n imiwlfauly «ai*rod tho city eaeurted by tho dragoon*. Our diriteon fidlowed with Gen. Twigg, at it* GROCERIES at the Th* city *tood upoa a hill, the highort . point in the contra, and ontsfaed about 7,000 jieoplo A mamive wall (urrouod*d it Th* bonw. were of .tuna, with flat roof., mortly 03* atory high, and having window* protected by iron lor* Th* (treat* were paved with .tone, and all no «te*p and ridling, «nv* one, that carriagea could *carcnly be uaed oa them. A depot tor the benefit of oar army wa* e*tabliib*l hare. Thus in one day we had dou* throe boon of de.per.te fighting, won an important victory, marched thirty mile* ou foot, and captured a waited town, ami an im­ portant military port of th* enemy. Our •toy at Jalapa wm only for a few houra. A garriem wn, detailed to hold p«e» rion of the town, when about noon we rr.umed our march for Perot*, fifty brick store of JACKSON WAGONS, Glen & Hull Threshing Machines, Closer Hulbrs and Grain prills, ami Gale’s PafeutiSulky Rake. Cash for Groceries, pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rate gorge of th. hill* was tho pas* of Li. Hoyn. It had b*cn fortified with a bat­ tery of hoary guna, anl we expected Um enemy would taiko another stand BOOTS ANO SHOES Dr. AIKIN, time to dofliog up our books. A fifteen years busin ex* imper- itirely require* thia sbep, and we expect ow eustovnera rill I’sJ st once examine their wcconnb, and settle the same 'by Casa or Note. Patronage we . I I*tt* Ftadtofai. woaivad : Trta sasr fro® Um community, we so* oCer our Oorfi M fnU- ordere-l out to meet the ooralry form. Tho remafadvT prepared to rovirt at­ tack* from oppoaitn directions »houl.l found m-sr th* (cam of th* -on any be mad*. No enemy but the caval­ murder, nod awumed to be port ry force, however, appetircd fa right gun-wmidfag, with a ton popwi rfagtou’* roqiimw nd a pare* vert tionket, nod that -the ruotivo I murder wa* to It* found fa. the i poured twenty-five round* of canUter feet of Sharp having exmte to .hot and .hell into their rank*. These dfa- with eerm! hundred dollar* erf : ehargwe mad* lung opening* fa the enemy'* linm, (coding horam and ridere rolling fa the dirt. But doefag their broken rar.ka, with banner, droamfag. and tong lance, glittering in th* »un, tboM splendid honamon c.-.no galloptng down upn our line*. Aa they ap­ proached. the inlhntry wire quickly thrown into »olid aquaro* pcewnting front* of befalling rtool, with cannon nt | the engto*. From inside throe K.uar.'a emptied tbe aaddhu and **nt th* boreo* ' riderb'M.gaHoping wildly over th) plain. | : w» hilly, here and there rising into high mountafa*. ouo of which, fifteen . mitea to the nth, nm to th* height of IMWOfart | Sboca. for the Lu-gf have region* roemed to ma the mod .oolhfag' and fragrant flowen. • to tho sen*"*, and bracing io the cner11 fa mid that few ci-fa. of Europe gio* 1 hadevar known. Sixty five mile* praevnt* a finer ajpearanoo. But little pratoe ran bo given the manscra and ridge of mountain., from thn top of! moral* of the citicea*. Tho ri*h art which we looked down upon the volley I coorac, haughty and overbearing; the of I’ocbla, the “city vt the angel.,'* I poor o’n liab, vidotte, ignorant and de­ From tin. point tho eye •arrayed a moat graded. beautiful and jurturoe^ue landscape. C«».* Cbkxk, April. I7rb, IB71. Thu valley i* abont rixty miles in circumferenrv, girted fa by a circle of hill* ; and mountain* with now and then a gap i through which the public road* find an ■ avenue- The city with it* white towero, ’ grey roof*, dwelling, and costly cashed - j ml* lay like a beautiful gem wpuan^fa ItoliL Sharp wn. found dwid. with shot and dug* in hi* brain. A man name<| Harrington, who had been on iotimato torm* with the decoaaed, wa* fartamd for th*' murder. Th* teffaumir wi* wholly farcunuiautfal. fart n ririKilly dimly our poritiou wM threnlunod with "worked-up" by the d*teetivoe, that an attack by a body of Mexican cavalry Hartington wa* convicted sad aeot to the numbering 8,OX) ted by Banta Anna. They were dtocoverod moving along on our right, with a view of getting fa oar *••*- Another fbreu wan reported to b« gathering fa our front Our troopa were immediately (At in order of battle. Col. Garland'* brigade, with thn Cth ia- ■ ow^ 6.U. of wheat, arts *ud barter,ami Thnwi or four tfaurt they wore rcpcteed, . green parinre* where groxtd flock* of and aa many time*, refotmad and reoootm woo'.wl sl>aopgoata,mula*, horeM, muaiangi and cattle diminutive in ria*, ; with tenge, branching boras, very un­ like tfano npon tho hill* of our happy ' New England. To the faft tte country tie* of the firm, aud javote hi* ' Ut your prw»»M b«. cut A man had fattor be btoodtimn fa hi. priori, m/ds.omi carry Tho mate portion of our army re- j taainod two or three week* at Jatene. < Some of tho whiten bad enlisted for i Mr. Uarray Johnson, who maided �Mutative are required, by — the lomj.ilod laws, to divide said aeon- .' month, tinre a gatnbter by the name of , '••'fenny James,” aawutltel Ifohfcr, also r a sporting man, who eubsi^ucntly camo back with a guu and shot Jam*, in Quot ef hi, owm dopr. , I XddgoOlta, in charging the jury rtmarked that tho very preaerrntion of so­ ciety demanded that this num, if tho ju- Tfa> shreion of tho Grarit Court tor the county <rf Barry that dosed on Sat­ urday hurt, nt one at no ordinary inter­ oat, and the amount of buxine*, done, important stfb> di»paaed of, and new I1 '-s.'. <ute-r-s who for thirteen years had prestdod so srtiafertorily to tho people, Hon. Loeis Michigan Agri-ultura! aui Macbanical 8. Lcvoll, made the oceasfoa on - of no Society. Sb-day we prewrat oar readore with ardiaary intinit. We have neither Any and all p® the first number of tho Sixteenth Vol­ Wautera Michigan, of tho Suu, who _____ ___ ume of the Rrrrsucx.* Bxxxra. Ou formation of such a rocioty, are invited itopa^emthrt brief spare of time ha, I—> written the hutorj-of th., groatart moral ami political triumph, of modem that some half doaun important caww are earneatly invited to send reprreonwere tried by jury, and aa many more tatire, to thu couventiou. friithtOy ft baa recorded the action by the Gmrt, and all of thorn except that Tho State Fair .rill bo held at Kalaand tho roceere of the Republican party noted last imuo in which the jury failed n»roo the premrt yrer, and probably in ito Ttetoriotu fight against hitman to agree, finally diapored of TTie nttradt,,U P,a"'' ’rhic,» alaeery, in which with whatever of abil­ it will hkely to bo held in the raakrn grt of th. State A rel^jxiun of ity it, various editor, may have been Bar wu more general than usual, and fifS.TL'St? !?*• poaweisd, it mart foarteealy joined we noticed from abroad during the mo­ ■MrisraMIj'it ha, recorded tho action tion, Hon. Birney Hoyt, now Judgo of of the Democratfo party in its effort, to the Beventeentli Judicial Circuit, Hon. uvwthrcw this Republic to tho end that N. Balch, of Kalamaroo, Hon. 1*. IL human slavery ought exist PCMixtanrirs Emeroon, of Battle Creek, an 1 other with the national boundaries, with all atrangrrs whose name, w, did not learn. its attendant crimes and curare, and had Ihiriag tho terra. Bar mootings warn to its editors, the nmpeakable phiMure hold for the purpore of preparing and of announcing tho overthrow and utter preoentiag lo.Hon. laouis 8. Lovell, aanmhiiation of tho armed euemiss of reriee of -Reoolutions expreeting the the Republic, at the hands of th. gal- good will of the Bar, as well aa th- pro­ hint CtTMti 8. Gtixv ami die patriotic pio of Horry County, and the regret of officers and aoldiors be so raeceufully all clasM that we wore to foe* the serri led to battle and to riatnry. oes of this able arid upright Judge IhfiariM’iy it han recorded the utter Tho proceeding* of IhoM mootings will annihilation of tho institutten of slavery bo found in another eoluma, ana it la in the Republic—tho extonrion of the ffyMy&^toallda^aad condi­ tion of rituens on n basis of [rerf.-ot the jwoule of Barry County, and of Republic under the old Flag with never one person more than tho editor of this ably contracted »hall be paid, whetlior Z -----a star dimmed nor a kiripo tora aa,un­ paper. The Bar Beeolutions were drafted legally binding or not The public debt was decreased during Next in importance is tho compulsory I tbc mouth of Ajwil over six milliotrfl of der,—the Mtccessful cxtahlishnsent of tho by George C. Worth, Esq., ouo of the ----------------------- xUi---- d(>llnni >cho total deerooM sinev the] best pajicr rnoncy system tho world baa ever enjoyed -the complete endonwinerit eml Gorcramont- tho establishment of th. principle of 1'rotartion to American Industry and 1-abor. by a discriminating Tariff-ami th« establishment of the pure*t and most patriotic Porrtga Policy that has over blessed mankind. hMtefiy the psograaa of th. people of th. Republic in the lost fifteen, ywu, » the wonder of tho world and tho gnsat•st triumph of tho ninatentfa century, to ovrn note which would require page, rather than tho brief paragraph, which at moat it is powlle to give in this con- 8in» of a terrible rivil war, occupies a mneb higher position than it did fif­ teen yuan ago, and h constantly going onward and upward ia nil that tends to make a nation wiser, nobler a*l purer Republican party, to which, and the principles it ad-ipta, M its basin ofactijn, tho world is indebted for thia record of genuine progress which the jiastfeu y«n has placed on the pages of Amcriran History Woare proud of the |achievomenta of the Republican party;, of its history and of its public most . and of having been in all there yuorei oae of’ ugnificant, in its ranks. As the organ' of this party of progress m the county of Barry, the Bsxiixi haa tried faithfully to *»■>■! Ito bast interest, and to se­ cure ths election of all ib candidates to office, of profit, trust, and honor, rooagnising the action of party caacaoes and eanreaiious as the A*br polite-ally speaking, and a* in ths part so 'in tho> ■ our editorial charge, wfll be its tindrriatinguome. ' : During the last fifteen years the pop- Carriage Shop, Am* 29, 187L 1 T Yretertoy. ocurved one o( those pain-' *Mgi '.T 1~—ought to| ■' V. „f Jefferson and Bailing Com*'101 1_. wrotrtfc«hr “T"®7 nortrv” for ths " Jour ,' ho W «n*ex»»r Hi,­ rhyme, to my week werThmded ”To eulogy ; and which, he said, eosoirttnd- Mast x* H—t,” morning to Marr «n ed by a chevalier without fear and'with­ Hannibal, cf couroc. But white setting out reproach, and earaptetely unfettered up tho pteco I was suddroly riven from bead to heel by what I regarded aa a perfect thunder-bolt of humor, and I common red artlvoUMRlfoh*. bMlaq' UMtAeeM it Into a snappy foot-note at the bottom—thus I “ Wc <^1 '* has boon rifencod and Lc« Molineux captured. We, continued tho speaker. n whiteman with his shirt tail hanging out," but that it was very hard to ad­ minister justice, whan a prisoner baa an air of wealth and respectability about ARRIAGES Tho jury thus instroctod and exhort­ ed brought in a verdic* -* “—" —* to-day, sentence inm J . tio Bolster shall be hung on tho 9th of alone in eetf-di-fensa, and was used in ■udilon excitement, and not aa tho re­ I’arik Apjil £7—Evening.—Tho Com­ sult of pnnieditaiioh tn tine lias forbidden all interference The Judgo spoke very kindly but with traffic in menhsudiae an.! tho maufirmly. Alter reviewing the facts in the sgemeut of railwsjx The 'CommisCAM as stated by tho (irisuasr, he rntid : Tho assault upon you was a great o«Irago ; but you sJiouW htyro a^qaated to, tho law for protection. You should not have determinod, tu you told Sergeant Vermifuge.” It was his Util. jobe. (Vco^n,, ta shoot Jarurt M the only l*W. My unde was van- angry when ho gut back—unrsasonsbly so, I thought tueani you had forMveago. You mart oonxiilering what an impetus I had gir your brother man in that warning to!, en th. paper, and contidsrir.g also that ^icei hi, God. You hare committed the j1 gratitude for his nroeervatiou ought to. t___v__________ f—• i. at. — ' (rvatMt crime which man can couinrit. ■ i ■The wliolo com u a very sad one.— ] I The testimony ’ shows that in tho past!1 yean, your surrounding., your Maorintionsjrad your habita hare not been (( very creditable fur a man brought up |< with Sunday School*, ohurvhe, and ‘ i laFW®”***Mower' utratiuu u more than two hundred and | v "T T” T J . “F twenty-one millions. This drcrcmw Ira- Un rUU “I saw in th. |iapera what purported »>ns tho annual tax interest alono mure | to be a letter Com your mother. Haro than thirteen millions of dollars—inure you a mother .living T' ' “ fcclinj vutee. “J j Sixty tuns of laarol not, f rum tho Rap ■ | on a rsclopwdia of chemistry. I palianu'-ck were transferred to a xteamThe court “A tetter from your moth­ i er at Baltimurc, a few dev* tine*. and er expresaing nil that kindly fueling and I eonsrgnal to 1’hiladalphiu, there to bo l«<~r motherly auxbty, (hero the rote, of the tuannfiu'Surod into plpra. Many of the] [ handromo articles cxjxwod in tho lob-1 Judge broke while tho tear, ran down ---- “< | Spurgeon, at last accuanta, waa down PfJ | with tho gout aoeoniats' .bow caso* and window,, and wk! for brier-root piixw, are made out of thia identicalntaterul,which ispurriuuffi and dug up at very little expense in nil touehod my heart deeply,■ wc | the lower counties of Maryland. thnt you c.iul.l bo ronwn'd fn diluted with th* ott repeated attempts |dor the rertrictinns of odiou. State -----I “St Stewart’s nunnery.” SrsctxL Smaiox or rat Bxsxtx.— tion like thia fol that mother of tho pre*, to draw us into tho discusI i’reti tent Gran. ha.s called a Special Among bills which failed, wh ston of the merits of this case,* since tho •hould have boon giiul to have number of the Gahry Mark Twain c.o-1 tree. fir, Bp<H B, Seretan of the Senate to conr.cn ua tho order of J udge Brown, lending the ea»e ol no adopted, worn three to |iw so, biA&mny cnyeqrlfcr.aAlher Eeli ; the bam come together thirteen fort 10th of May next- It is thtiugfit tho Wo prln’t hi, ralteMtofy* "aid also oao ’ above, Conning a tingle top. | here to trial, and we hare been credit­ j Joint High Oommteuon will l»e ready to ed with st least a dozen diffiercnt article*, report by that time. not one of which over appeared in our column*, and we are a little sick of that Injunction Master, than whom no mure competent man could have been rel.-ctod, or one who would more prcfocily repre­ sent public opinion, among both Bar and People on th* service* and Ability of Judge LovelL of such notices as th. above, mads out of whole cloth, for the purpoio,:vid.intly, of prejudicing the public mind against this respondent Wear* entire­ ly willing to leave this caK> in the hand, '-------- r.—t--------— — of -the mUrs ewa who shall be selected ,;w»H» the »A« required to meet the ox­ --------- -> of tho Beale govrenuicnt are as as juror*, and Hon. Birney Hoyt, but wo meat not bo quoted fslroly to tho io­ jury of this reponden:. or any other man charged with crime, because both l*w and public jnatico require that n man aUUfo torort hmmiU until a lawfid unbiased jury shall proclaim him guilty. Of thia case and the action of Judge Brown in tensing it into thn county tar trial, wo ham moat derided opinions, and do not hesitate to publicly exprree them, but do not belicre it aithtr just or politic to bias the public mind through the columns of the Bsxxn, either for or against this respondent, and shall not do so unless driven so to do by what we | D& AFT AND CUT litil J. L. & DAN. REED. BROWN <fc CARTER, punishment is abwlutely naranury. This scene cafiircua tiie lousou of tbs | 250 Main Street, I necreiity of teaching children a regular ! trade or avocation. The young man of' I good education and address but without i a regular trade or calling U more arise- I । ruble than the |>oorost emigrant that I lands upon our share*. . To take a shagcll English scekOfpff gontsel railing, or becume. a gamble* and pimp. Thia awful Iosmiu ought not to fa!! and American CORATIONS New Advertisements. btef it is a Ixigk’ erim. to discourage youth from honeot and industrious put F1* uTte rf. S *■»•... 1‘RESKRVATTON SELF ge, which thi* increuM in its papulation would naturrtly bring with it, are plain­ ly vWbte on orery Land, marking cbasgM that surprise tho moat sanguine of the men, who, twenty years ago irotiired to By aaorortigkith. folfowrag offiaal invert thtir money and make their bomre Ifepurt of tho proreeding* of tho Repub­ lican Judicial Qmvention. wore omitted our cwanty in al) that tend, to taarewK> its finaurid, educational and moral starun AB tbcoe thiaga wo note with no common satufaction, and congratulate our people that tii* curineot and learned Judge LorerB on returning from the Beach h this county could say with all cras.rity, that “the emty of Barty fur- Attbelxpeaaert War! . ®ul*rr'* children are at school i tn Germany, and are reported very WM. LOOMIS, mar as well go in. LEGISLATIVE APTORHONMENT. ta-ro is, ooqurerionably. The new apportionment of member, The Common Council of Joe . sen petitioned to appoint Two of th® Htato Bcnste, a, provided for by readings of that Convention, and (hrt tho law rt the late eewiion, is a* follow. ■ I. i Tho fa< inagogtw who, to toy porpoao justice may bo done all i<rtfo», wo copy The Xrf State, Hat Mr. Futey and KrEdwm Iztndreer are recovering from err'ate, a public opiatan adrrnc to lion­ finmthoJferbof the 3(hh of March, their recent Ulna*. et toil 4J xlrikfag • s^rere blow againrt addiagealy that tho Dolegatfon from <*»*• Baldwin lire appointed Ctrarfe. the rrepcctability of labor and against Barry oounty rontiated of Gwetge C eoeirty itoolf. Wdrtk, Jsrnre A. Bweceey, John R. Vaa The uiiatiou of our laliur Union, Volsor, John IL I’ahnor, Goo. M. Dowry, should be, like those of Agricultural Edwin H. Malfory, and Isaac W. Vrooe octette* or Teacher* Inatitataa, to im- utestic economy • to combine unaR capi­ tals wherewith to build up co-operative than any year rinrvlMi’, except IMS. when the ttrat boot pare-1 through on wovkshopo, storre and bomex It i, the same toy, April M. thus that great nations are bmll up. Virginia plantan 00 ‘ ‘ were tho fobaooo dretrurtive as this season. And thn out the South b dismay at the ant GROCERIES, which P»i*tenera bare, since it b a record < the first »cribbUn r to any «ort of pcri- ■bought for CASH the lodcsmiarkct price, and wishes to be underelood 1 hut he will not be Undersold by I did my first newspaper scribbling, and most unospeetMOy to era it stirred up a reawUtoo ia tiro rem»nniry. ‘»~ I wa, a printer's are niripkr ropressntatvM of tho people of *hc county end not selected, beaeusc of any special superior knowledge ar fltMas to that petition, a ha wjuchuvery Baparriucr will attest llmpl.* *. «— rf 0- i-d hi* Spring stock of Dll V A* I shall write but 1 ” and a proT any one in Hastings or surroundin' Count ry. 53® ? O M THE LATEST ! V2t.-BS*afS >*»» MUys-tete. af D>* ; ; Hardware Store. *■ Over 0OQ DETROIT STOVES Hold by un In th© last 12 months, I * �Bejel Lowest Priare 4tCT of’!! . • G-md livavy .-Utumade poata 75, Hv.ry datable and twist suits 8^,90. l.WH) Cewiinnre tuila, fitntr Bl“,tMl 825,00. ■ . tli. X. a. , A «MU XsMB DOS CITX Mil -,*w Jibuk suite from III) to F3j,o0. Wh Kiuk dooskin Punu - ; We wfll ismie a Dally piper from this’ pursuant u> notice previously girau uffi-re during th*. Vanderpool trial — i whieh will joohabiy las: far four week*, tlie tncmben of ths Burry County Bar, ' —providing thn- hundred umnee coa met at ti» Court Roam, on too evening be secured at 11.00 eseh. Thai will at Thuraday, April ST th fasti, to deliber­ furnish tha paper at about four cents ate apoc tome appropriate action, to ba I each. The exptnse attonding the ireuo taken by them ca the ocsosion ol tho ' Of n hmpeetabte morning dailv win be retirraxmt of Hon. Louis 8. u>r«dl, ' >vry great, sod all we oak is proper from the bar of this county, and effected ' cncc.aragsm.ut, Ws propose to iesae a J paper cuntsdaing tweniy rolumus, and A Holbrook to the chair, had choiring ! hr.lf the six; of the B*xxu—a rrsjwcta- Guo. C. Werth, aa Beerstaty. Meesra h's sswy, Holbrook, Burgher, : ble Aprescutatixv of tho city of Hasttage.-ow, which our merchants need' Millsand Hayford, remarked bristly oa । not feet ashamed to advertise in. We their lung and pleasant association with loelidt aa advertisement thru every Judgv IsxveU, and all with one accord barinase man in Hastings, and hope all joined in urging the propriety of giving same public sxprwerion to thosentiments of goal will oberiahsd by thn bar and people guuernllr for him. Geo. W. Axuaon rca Putsox—The inrtnnt a Mills, then uoted the appointment by person U known to have swallowed poi»- the chair of a committee of five on ua bydoign orrurident, giro wat* to rew lutionx, which motion prevailed ; drink, cold or winu. as fast as poSdbfo, and Mr. Mills declining to set as ehair­ a gallqn or m.nw at a time, and a* fast man of that oommitto^ Mr. Holbrook vomited drink more ; tepid water ia beat, thereupon appointed Mossre. Hwwary, as it Open* the j>on>* of the skin and Milla, C- 0. Holbrook. VsnV.lror and promote* vomitiag, and thus givsa the Grand River Tallsy Division KalMnasou tho Sth of Kay. Tub towndwthm is laid for the wnrehome of Bar.Mw f. Goodyear. ' them. BtfB-Xl____________ _______ ____ Abo lore of new Grows ties. Barn Rio Cuflfa* st Buaelr., ffte » •nu ner Ik ' A new Poet runte—eu. that has long i W»H-rWfl.W-> U >» nttmtag order from Agneta ria Cedar Croak ti | Hastitga. . Wt will look forward to a large additfaa tr: oar euhacription liU u«i th. ajprotteh.irf the Vanderpool trial. Ova nu rottentx will do wslfto advertiro in the Dully daring the Vandarpod trial. Terms madu known on epphrtifaun nt thi. office ' Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE I ' W s undureUUsd that a Dry Good* and Clutiunp .tore ia soon to oecupy ths Ask your DruggU fi*r Baaa’s I’tcre. store next to J. W<!«ertt, in Brown's Eiiint and cure your cuhL Idtftrteifc.4 */ Uri!‘ । Aoelxi A Buaa, Agent. DRY GOODS, Cfothtag, bet., capa , Gi-r.ts Furnishing gnuda ami ewry ttasqA nice tax be found at Mudgw’. dffiP tuns has now arrived when the relation* ef the Bench and Bar are to be severe Lantisg A Saginaw line i« Ixtagpuehad between us in this countr farover. ex- rapidly furward, and by the dore of the preeeai season tha road win be fiaisbed in behalf of the Barry Couatv Bar, 1 well towards tho straits. Tl.o trank i* bare the pleasure of priaeuting to your now laid to a point within 10 mitas of Honor this |<per amt its contents a* a Vine River, end 100 more men are am tntnnarixl and token of our lasting to be put on. According to the terms of esteem and friendship." the charter, -.be road mast bo finished Harvey Wright then anao and ia be­ by the ctore of 1872. Drring the eight half of tho I’etot Jurors, presented tho months, ending August 81, 1870, the following prvsmble and-revolutions : company rweeivod from the tranapartaIKirrm, By tbs change in the eighth ttan of passeugwri407,07fl; from freight Judicial Distract, tho term of the Hon. • 171,998, from mails, |5,700, and from RUGS Medicines, tha disburremeats was HO,488 for trucks and bridges; •21,874 for engtare;|8,022 fixr oars; for sstariao and wares, •88,87®. W—1ta DnnxCTtox.-The wellknown Grofan Junction, on the greet thoroeghftwe of the Nortborn Lines to Boston, has oeasrel to U. With a large end taeroesiag population, proud aa wall as proeperou*. its dtixena, in mass meet­ ing assembled, hare . voted to change the- name of their town tu “Ayer”-after ono of tho beet known men In Amcri.-a, Dr. J. C. Ayer, of Lowell—end the leg Dye Stuffs, SpAINTS & OILS, On motion uf Mr. Burghs: the cxenmittoo was instructed to report to an adjournml meeting to be hoM at thia place Fri­ day evening, 2“th inat, to which time and plane, the meeting thou adjourned. with him. and extend to him our beet . tbeir choir*, for not only is tho camo wishes far hi* continual succum and pros- .short and distinctive, but Dr. Ayer's Fatnir Evening. April 2?lh, 1871. bls. Do not wait for warm water—take that which io nearret at hand, cold or The Bar masting was called to order perils ia the field in which hi * impor­ medioinse have made it gretotally known PREHCRIITIONS AND FAMILY to the ends of tho earth. Probably no warm, far eveqy axund of time is o! at T 1-i r. a. by L A. Holbrook, ebair- tant labors are to bo contmued. RECEII-T8. His Honor, visibly affeclcd. respond­ Kring man W earned relief to such immense importance; at the samo limo man ; and the committee on resolution* send instantly for a physician, and a* ed, thanking tho authors of the resolu­ eounttese multitudes of the sick as he, —_ n*Jn. ■ aubmittol tbeir report, which was nr___ _ *_ __ and thi. high honor, from hi, neighbors tions, far <Ms nadfetixtion of sutisfao1 eeptod, un-Tataptod, and appears below. tolls the estimation in which ho hi held 1 tion with his official conduct, and re- I by those who know hfa*.—Brutal Tunra Chas. B. Wool was requested by vote > of tin, meeting to prepare two tran­ veiwiag briefly tho history of his official . intercourse with the attorney* and offiI scripts of the resolution^ one to be subI srn’ied by every member of the Bar cereal thi* court and the people of Bar­ and prosontud to Judge lovell, and the ry County generally, referring to tho , other to be atUrwards presented to fact that be first camo among them ia j 1858, under the combined disadvanJudge Hryt in open court. J. R. VaaVefaor moved that Mr. tapes of having been fur a long time oat of practice, ami of ssteroeding Judge Sweesey. os one of tho oldest members Martin, one of tho ablest, most rompoof this bar bo requested to make tho tent Judges uur Stale has over known, presentation to Judge Lovell in the and generously asciibing his own suev^-a upon thia Bench, to be largely duo to Goo. W. Mill, otfared aa amsnlmeul the support rendered him by the attor­ to the effect that I. A. Holbrook, being neys and oflhor* here. tho oldest memlx-r of this Bar. be re­ Ho also polls high and deserved j ». *W Psms^ Xraiu. Cms.1 Xrwiu. quested to net on that oreasion. The feae. Coflkes, Raisins, Bptesu, 8oo|a, oumpliment to Barry Ovunty jurors a* a | amendment was accepted, an I tho uso Htareh, die. class, dwelling upon the fart, that, at a ' tion as thu* amended prevailed. W a mm.—Butter, Eggs, Load. Pogeneral rule the juries emponnolsd be-1 “Heam, father, dev father, room home” Ka<Mt4earJatht« romahmM withxae ■ The clock fa the steeple strikes two; TUwgtahaagrowacJfcemrf Benny M WOTN Bat be has bene calling A*yon; U '•* wom* “ “T» «* <H»- CKBCEXr ST8RE >St£*Mte"r r Chenpe-et and Beast CITY PAINT SHOP Confectionery. bobusfaus. Manager to a pasty of young l*di»a»h s u> cusnpany with hi moth­ er aro tn visit Eur -pe thia summer, on n Am**u the recent paxduo* by thoGuvinner wele Charlo. Axm»trorec. of Boxry Cbnaty. who was rent up far burglary , for five reere,and.had bat n few months so» be requested to present a copy of th*, resolutions, as soon aa practicable to Judge Hoyt in opon court, sal to re­ ' quest fa tho aa:no and behalf of this bar t hat they be on tercd at laige upon ' thu journal of tho Circuit Court fur the county of Barry, and ths journal entry subscribed by every member of I lie bar, ’ which motion prevailed In Croup, Batin's I’u-reaxL Euxtn 1-eandvr Wood and \\ illisau H. Os­ work* aa if by magic. Ackley A Siad-. Aerolite 1' born, fir obslnmting a railroad, were sentonRd, to ton yoa.-s.^ch in State Pris! Juki diA uf the Criniit Court last Tux Wmrrowut wn* out on Munday evenir-g, with Ms’swvet muxie. An old adage is; that fanunr's can plant their runs afo-r tho Whippowdl commoner sen! the solid, sensible, and eminently rmpcctablo men of the county of Barry. Ho paid a gw:wr<»u. and handsome his euoccssor upon thi* Bench, Hon Birney Hoyt, and hi beepuke ior him th- earnest hearty wdcomn and support « the 'idBeerj and |mupte of Barry | county. After again thanking them ' far their, expression* of good will, he took iean? of the officers and attorney* i individually, and the Circuit Court for tho county uf Barry. Jaljt LartU utf, is known only to the histiry of tha fait , b*nevforth it is a ehemhod mem­ ory of plcsasurt by-gones, which rone rotary was instructed to transmit tho proceedings uf this meeting, including a copy of the rosulutious, to every n»wspapor publi*hii lu Barry county, and a Tux Washington romspotidcnt of the I ropy of the resolutions to one or more Grand Rapids Lsflr, in that paper of ' papers in Detroit, loosing and Grand tho 28th. in speaking of political mat- ( Rapids, and request their publication. will arid strung rtmlntiou to *-xc«-l that' hare dirtinguubsJ him in the low> r branch, bo will ptoro a most usefukablu and valuable metaborof th* body. In­ dued, frar of younger member* uf the “Judge I.wellHavingbron chosen tiuoati can preteml to vnuk with him in character, influence an J cxpocljy for by tho members of tho Bony County Bar, to present to you on this, the oemsioa of your parting with us as Judge Church, say* ’ Bits'* Iterrrtic Exjllt i a a public Iwnsfactioa ” Ackl»V A Slade, Agent*. Tn TixcgualMTinrxxat Hiddlevilk', te rejnrted to here been full of interest and all were very' bsnpstably eutertaiu*<d by the good p**p!e of that vfllage. We u juld like to give U« full report had we the (articular* ' , S'”" 0OXHWTIHO lets in ■thia staple wo are led to conclude that buyers throagbuut tho State axe unable to make any figure, or fix any price at present tor the first of the dip, but gwncrelly it is thought that the mar­ ket will open high, am! that there will bo a depression afterwards. - I hiring the week, single extra Ohio and Michigan S“"' Ayer’s Ague Cure, “ We often ejieak of men and tiling* aa we find them.” Inquiries alter otb- ' er’s affairs beget within u* a daire to know more of them than -i»«l >en*e nd-1 mils; and how prune are w« to violate ! I the grand admonition that “we should I , do to others a* we would that they should du to. u»"—just as though wn j । your duty to us and tho whole cotnmuai ■ bad no privilegr to look after other’s at-' । ty. ia tho adniiaistration of juatiei fur I lairs owl wateh thrir daily practice with s loag time past. I now rise to the |*er- a j«alou* eye; far yon know it is not ; hrmuM of that duty. i manner in which you have discharged it ia soggestnd by some nf our teedTua Supramu Court of Michignu bnIng rurnliaia to form a faraseis ctab, fur the diasentinatton of various hint* and ''recently deckled that Circuit Judge, topic* connected with the farm and gar­ may bu efawted without the Judicial den Who will be thf fitai to inaugu- . Circuit fa which they arc to rervv. Thia . fa a decision which may prove to be of , mueh importance, shoehl thn elector, of any particular circuit soe fit to avail I tbrtnsdvw* of the liberty, and. cueclod • tag Mint they haw no available mau at ' borne fit fiw a Judgv, go for the imports- And I take this occasion to sy that, I in va.-w of the kindly feelings existing U*. wren the bench and bar, ever sin to you have occupied tlu> responsible po- , sitiou of Judge of this court wo haw many misgiving* in parttag with you, aad many regrets, fur we have ever felt safe and as.ure I, a* ha* the entire com­ munity in tl*o administration of justice in your hands Knowing that in what­ ever you have done, or been called up­ on tu do, you have ever been :*ro*apted J. L. A D. Rna.—.kgain we call atby the purest motives of lum>wty and tourism to thi.* crkd.vnled manufacturing integrity—tbs real foundation uf worth. farm, in I'srmgsi, Wagon*, Hnggi. s *40., aU> to tlteic mammoth ulvertise wumt We advise every man in the ■ evuaty V. eoll mi 1 rec fi>r themselves that what tlwy say to true And the seal divition uf tho mahth tireuit, tha attentioc. of tarmm and others is also Hon. Luuis S Ixrtsll, will, <m the 30tb > oBod to the Wilber Eureka Mower, dar of April, cease to be Judge of tho ior which they are ageuta They claim Circuit Uuart for tho C-.uaty of Barry. the draft is so light and tho w.wkmgs so ; perfart, that It will enKst tho attention of worm and permit our neighbors Io bo lost eight of in thi* enlightened day. Qttotatious Iron* the Hicrel Wwd are al! very good in thj pulpit, but when' brought to the public .through the me­ dium of the press*, a space is acmpivd I quite valuable for oilier ( urpoese, and ' much too replete wifa waiting matter. | Ignorant pr-reim* bare a right to use I what Ellis faculty they i«a*.--* in dis-' s.minaiiug their view* of p-uaial msttacs. a* wall aa anybody olre, and have ] about a* many a*a<«iates as their more wise brethren a.id siatara. Their rights must be rsepeclrd. their eor.l* weighed, and their cnfrauj'iiemml admitted as avhkmco of these imps rtanro in i oeiety 1 —what -f they hare tiuw to spare; it is meet mul proper that they rireUj have, fur then they study subject mat 1 DENTIST. Iftthilk. Ktlitu SATISFACTION GUARARTEEB. mg, trying doom, Ac Mr. H. wi.be. as to give them notice that ho did’nt gmtlic «,«» premium given by the Itetxuii C'.«wrrisJ adstettssr, and there­ fore has’but Httta tbat is wvwth »teeltag excepting au old shot-gun, which, PAINTERS Tax formers of our county will do I I well to examine the fine bones, “Young j Fairfield,” and •* Hero,*' owned by Wm. 1 O. Freeman, of Maple Grove. They I can be seen at the barn ot Hastings Ex- I । change iirory, Friday and Saturdsy. I The mooting theu adjeurnud to reOn tiiotiun of Harvey Wright, Esq., asemble immodiately after tho a.1journ­ the meeting then adjourned until tho evening of May 9th, at which time it is Stveaaxv, April 29th, 187 J. designed to penuaneatly orgauixe the , Court having adjourned to May BHh, of six yrere in the House ha« given and Judge IzivsU being about to depart, him a targe practfaal insight ■» l«blic tho bar rareting wa* again orgunixe*! affairs, and as Imi bring* tu the senate the saute untiring nrntgy. indotnimble l ' by calling Jaurax* A. Sweeeey to the Ural fenjines; (Utiw;. J. P. ROBERTS & fag into their affair* far it is none of . thifa butiaess, and the day will cjmc ' when llwy will find it out so, too, <u.d limy should nut romper- thou* to mon­ , key. fa a Braxiltan ftaret. If uur 1 friends (?) cell on us, are loquacious, > friiredly, g***si|iiug and tn a hurry, we �KE> AwvsrriiuiKrn. ERIE RAILWAX pauchey A C^i. Column. i 1,400 sxrilre under SbO miinc wi'kout ' OnoManagwtnrut Change of cuodire. f •«*. • »«*».— AGfiNTS. , JIHOAV <UVQB-DGVXtt TttACK KbVTX |»EW YORK BOSTON, A.LBATVY, 8 O’CLOCK. raiKctrxr. rotsrsixxxw ronx »"» axw exolxCB, Aso i: OIL RECIONH OF PEXKSVLVANIA Hand and Mar.hinn Sewing. -kffi-Jtvcxncraru: J. * P. COATS BEST xaM aattriax buxsm nt>» Roehretor to Nvw York, 8S5 mil-. Buffalo to New York. 123 mile*. Dunkirk to Now York, 400 miles. Cirvehuid to New York. fSSmika, » Cfamiaaati to N. Y„ *00 mile*, VINECAR BITTERS ui-uiBiauiatMicii, From No. Sto No 100 fadurive. ’AttAi"*- 40 Weeks for One Dollar! MO MADE FROM 50 Sts. tUhwreMtogreiredypaaiMatopoi: Vtor-Mrf I tho decanters, tho ooup-kettic perfoou-i ~ —•.•••.--------, fag a dance orer tho fare of the look- > U «T “« rex Paarains Tataum?fag glass, and fellow-danger makreualTbe lUioois rorroipondirat of n» SISO tor U01O Brick H.M Machin*. wonSaetaia pitiful. Sorectody's I*arian I CMtnitf CreZAwra wii-.os to that paper IMO tor UflU Brick Power B.chint, l‘»yrhe ftim from tho tap of a ran, nr. J. follows: describing th* orc ot the susbo’a.- I uotirc that in almos; crery K>Ue» tion alights upon the poultice pavriurnt wiih 1 evergreens more or lean are dead, or ILOtMINITON (ILL) NUR8ERT rebounding evtek. We rrsnnubcr our 1 a™ Gvi«« fo do<xj. Tho causes -which pat Venus fa the entry at feme, tnifl ’ kdl seem to be operating on all alike— groans, not k'ud but dore, .rerape ua , whitoplno.Notwny sprurc, Austrian pins Time pre soon. No 87 must bo evucuat-' 1 even the Scotch pine—while I think ed ore nightfall, ovsn though. Ibo skies »Wte Balaam firs,' tan years -for more tumble. Desj^ration wings our fret— ' planted, arc lookfaff more faded, rugg.il we fly—wo tiribe—wo "pretest—and 1 and forlorn than they elsewhere do at trusting no pretnua, mount tho hard- • that age. Tho blight has re-api«tnxl in won vntocla baaide tho driver, and "F^wtianfc <fU'l fa even affecting • hotewtr Din* U»l-H M|M XCdruMl'. K. I’lKKNir.VlMWlksMBt. lUiMii. . 7fiMMSn~iirouB*B CImmm K14 01mm sad all SM< U CImU uC . II.IlI.,, rwmnerw I'wrlkL llrerww T.r Be . v'-IJ lH> Dv«frtaBS tfA »'»•<-» I raaaitAXfaarousXK t»»«■ r«L B. L lUUz 4L, Q.M*, EUwiwIhlM »r<»utly «o«M fc» wwyl^r. Call THEA-NETAR n i m «b REDUCTION OF PRICES ll> UJaalate of uki 1(10* hr BclpepuBl TO CONFORM TO , REDUCTION OF plJTlJCA •< Haailwp. Barry rouilT. Uicb.. u Pur Jdleu 11 tn. luwa, mhuU; «»4 »Ui* afcr*warlag Calo tha bte 4a; «( Karafa |a tho E ear tori *». ito>M»4 «l«bi ItssCnC swEiswswa^E GREATinSAVING TO CONSUMERS - ntTTUG vr ctutw. THE GREAT AMERICA. chain and tabiro surges tro thn steps to moot a enrreaposding bffiuw out wan! bound. Crash, ba^I our treasures vanish—are in tho car sumowhtire— somehow, tho book-box on tho china­ box, the Iwotjack nt loajufrog with tho enginvingi, and springing to bis exulted poach, tho presiding genfa* lacks up tho ISTORYzOF THE WAR IN EUROPE •intn* ’ HEW? Tux W^riLwr—Tito /.«<’ Y’ork CAUTION HQHEtt^bv^rMMre all parts of tlu> . | errantry reprreent thn new wheat crop . to be growing magnificently, tend tho ; ,1 yirdd prumiaos to be ctiomow Unless , ’ seine improk able catastrophe happcac to ': the crop thete will bo pkanty of bread ["for a yiisr to oomo. Thodcumiai from । _ _________ _______ ■ abroad is altanai certain to bn miroosed. i scan eard-reeeiver brought up tho day I The ctrop in Engfon 1 will be a< large a» before foe safo kreninm and tree empty ; but on account of thi toillwaa Hacking-bottle, rolw of tho Jnta oxu-'! of men tnkua from labor in France and. pant In the second story the ebUdren not ia high carnival—below stairs ait I Gvnnsny by tho war production intui tho servants with idle hands, gnuving i hare beetixfli'ttal severely, and thed«hoar by hour more sulky. At but i tici-ury will hare to be oupplio-I tjurn out­ *bMla ranHe. "Theycome," rosounils ride. Of the American wheat pop that from the watch-tower, and chaos begins. of California in said to bo vc|y ttae. Tho South has plant, d more wheat this ora*in than before, iluj Ira jirica of ent­ ton having discouraged tho plauterx from Riving the uaual amount of hind ■ to that staple. SLTSi“:JSU2rt: .X meat,w*r a plare to ail dowji." “"J maht fall* over tho dreadful werae. Next day brings agonising fifaeoverie;. Thio article fa toundbroken—frat tufasWares I all treasures hare under- Oators or Pusn.—Ooloy originate! in Germany. The rhortnut'from Italy.1 I Tho or ion originated ia Egypt. .Tobae! eo is a native of Virginia.' Thu nettle of Europe. Thn citron ia a native of ; Greece. Tha poppy originated in the i East. • I The jlno is a nath-n of Amcricn. ‘ I <>at» criginatod in North Africa. . Ryo originally camo from Siberia. ■naan, nkka, alains-tho Lares and Pvoaiee veil tbeir foowi ttdwWp. Bach is cur Mayilia I Inflacd .of. parting poire with yellow Had blr.-k wwaamb ooreMves fry afat^e natural prooree) black and blu*. tbo.flowcre wo atrew esnergw trim capaiaed barrels ;.i our May-dues nA clcasi the poeket intrtaaiafthe complexion. And though Bast baa teat place among the dri^c-Wibrelmxw r^iriatod by r.v . f sastarl and cctnwoJ cake, aamctlnag nf .HmLshadow afiU fire on tiro, day once [ 1 1 ahd toawsd in air wUh Gio invocation, “This I give to the*., O hooded crow— spare my Iambs; litis toa the. D tin— apanrmv dwelling"'—but modem heaihswiMueoald it only believe tha tewll cf-’ fortnal, would gladly compouU for like1 i>—i «a°o : “This I cw to theo, O1 Irirtmao" tpr» my thia*: Tlu» to X7X1 Gems of Beauty in Prow, Poetry A NEW CARPET HOUSE -sam OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS. MATS, Tie Library K Wn uf Sul AM {Scientific American n»tl^4», Aywll^lWt. NOTTINGHAM For 1871. LACES. Spfaauh was first cultivated in Anina. Tho sunflower wit brought from Peru Tho tanlbeny originntod in renin. Tho walnut and. peach oatnefrom I’er- JURUBEBA Tho hano-chrataut u a natireiuf ThiM(j Tlio vucumbur earns from tha Boat In- war, Gsxbuxo —No paaaiun enu lead to n:irh axtremiticL nor involve a men m such a plicated, train of crimes and vices, and ruin whole families ro comufaluJy, aa tho hanaful rage for gnabling. It produco and nourishes all Imaginable; dfogrereful Masatiotu ; it is the moat fertfle nursery of roretonaneaa, envy, rage, malice, direiiaulotion, faM»- 1 Wd/aml foolish relfanre on'Mind for- rilCEt-A fill SFFES. HASTINGS MARBLE fORIS < , ?J^<7ICr*-JLLt-l:it’ •” I; Monuments, HEADSTONES. TABLETOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC.. ITALIAN 2 EL I A B L E despair; and toba cah>lho most uupor- tfaalraetitm goes on, charm wo-: wisely, aad IL’1 tire muten.ial ». crane o! prereful firwid-x and homo, May-day out remain «. ■as BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. WALLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS TEEMS—RS a Year; Rl^O half year; Club* of ten cojiico tm one roar, at R2.50 each. S25.0C', WtfrfgttHWIt PRVtlVM i. to nbm HBIY&OfflilKffALTBBS Dr. Wells' ftiratl if Jinteta 'R. Axxox is Agent for Hastings and remingtons vicinity, for the sale of Fruit Trees i from the above Nursery. I rarely dicta rich pure ; those that had 1 the good fxrtuac to raaliso homo property | in this tniaerabio way, and routinuo play­ lag. are gwilty ttf »twGU folly. Treat f no peraon of that deaeriptioa, of whatL^0yj>^ychBmyry3U»ba.- j i HaBiiags Mar. 3,71. L’m Fremont Engine Works. ju&k wk nxamoK. DY8PEPBIA °®a EE OF MTCUICAN. Cwwolr of iJiw I’osxaox xo Gxuaar.—A report Ho |« wtrfredtan Washington to the alEsci Michigan Exchange. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-05-11.pdf 3165cf9eb2270e6cdb3e139d608b093b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. MAY H, 1871. VOL XVI. NO. 2. warns as they lope, the bead they carry with * Miff Desk. Just bank of the boras end on top of the h«U is a long bushy emlp lock. I have on. of thus ttrees the horns and ox lending down to Um bom is * hair mat which ie always filled with sand. Add to ths the fart that the akin hero is oue and one-half inches thick and you wH! not bo surprised . that a ball from a caririne done not pane- 1 tratoit. Ona of owwsufwuyP*»abaH J from a Kentucky rifle between the eyw i of a large bison, only to make hint , snort and shake dual from bls pate, thV 'ready. I__ _______ w» are informed, be has co hie preparatory studies. 1 hums are two inches fa diameter st the ‘1 —need his rtroing the usual oeder of such puraui , base and eight to eleven inchra fang. when undertaken Inter fa life, he< The eyre appear small at»l hare a peculiar diabolical uxpression. which. HARDWARE Iron, nails, glass, sash, doors, Winds, jmiiitspoils.putty, spokes, hubbs. pins, springs, axles. farm bells, tin ware and shelf goods of every description- terrifls. Curiosity led tn.'one csy to .crawl up within twenty yard, ofjin enormous f.Uow sad p«t a half ounce bull through. hit, heart. I could killed Mm twlm> that distance. I wanted to sen him at doe. range. jumped up as I fired end turning axunnd looked st me aa I lay fa the short grass, such a look 1 hope never to meet again, and 1 was glad when the ball took effect and h. came d.nm. Ills girth was nearlr nine fret Long shaggy hair aflbrds a c-ivering for the entire fore part of the body,and by constant pawing and rolling they manage to keep it full of sand. SOLE AUNTS FIB TNE SOCKEYE AND CLIPPER REAPEB AND MOWED FOB BABBT COUNTY, JOHN A. GBKBI.E. C. F. DWIGHT & CO. DRY GOODS! LOWER THJUV EVER. Elevator 135 JACKSON WAGONS Glen &. Hull Thresliiug Madiines. Clover flullers an<1 Grain Dfi Ih.wd <»<•> ■ Di Patent Sulky hake. Phoenix Cash Ladies' Misses and Children’* buffalo's tall longer than two fret and , t'. eu they never use It. If they have । oocauon to scare flies they roll fa th. dn»t like a mule, but they n.vrr shake off the dust Somotimos you find one : without cars, or, porlmjis they are torn As "Wsdssnl the star of emjiru and laoeratod. This I thfak is oausod takes Ua way” many proeeaee. of anni­ by the grey wolf in trying to eajXur- ! hilation and creation an- inaugurated. the young Oahu. The onward mark of civilisation, and I noticed one peculiarity Vukh I df> _ ________ the rapid development af the west, bring- not trmeaber cf haring seen fa drecnp* “A bs»™d to “ -- । ing into life many institutions and into •' tioa of their habita. It is tire. lh» activity sfambering powers, breathes ■ young buffalo follow their dame, twp death Ufon much ’of th" animate life ■ years Consequently they do not ‘brood created by the great Father to enjoy these primeval regions, until th? ap­ Tbo bulfalo grass constitutes their proach of ttieee fafla«An. The abarigentire subsdstonte, aa before staled, thia iacl inhabitants of the Wattefn plain cover grows above six ir.ei.es in length humbly bow to th- irrosprreaibfe spirit la all the picture. which 1 have seen ! of advancement, am! tvtire l>eyond its of prairie fires, the buffalo, deer, anteimoiodiate teach. The Irufftkr, oik, antek'pe. pra rio ileg, grey wolf and ' Indian are those of which I epvak. While tbo doer and prairie chicken are • the opposite of tills, they corn# lute the country so It wtile, up. . the Cleveland PZUifa OUo. Tbo cotton sued product bi the Mis­ sissippi Valley, if monofactored into oil. would bo worth W,000 000. Cattle axe dumb beaste, but by get­ ting thomarivre together fa large num­ bers they make themselves herd. ! Of the indigenous animals of our group things together in a happy man­ wait, the buffalo is by far tbo most in- ner tor artistic develcpmrat; but when the eye has Uttar tact. natures arraagoAfter sp<mdfag a season fa thefr country, meat, the effect tnay be more pleasing waging a war cf extermination ngainst than the picture is truthful. them, I apeak from a knowledge of 1 have s[«nt boars lying in some xuthoir habits and dUuasitions. vfao on a <aq«-t uf reft buffalo gruss, Shoes and Gaiters. WE'WILL SOT BE UNDERSOLD. Russell <fc Nevins. pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand lajrids Plaster, Ohio Lime, Water Lime and Salt. Is there a ward in the Kngliah lanuago that contains ell the rowels? hero is, unquestfaaably. self on two Oet. and by occasionally burifag at the head of fate nurse what­ ever ho can clutch of tbo gold and wflver toys which an admiring public have presented to him. Altogether, the young man is doing w.U. Unlike hie ufastriotu fellow baby from Kentucky, be makes short speech­ es, has a good amatite, and is attracted rather than disgusted by the sigjt of It was in Nev. 1870 wb>n our party watching herds of thrao prairie cattle as -rolled out” of rivilintiun, and after they fed, fought, r iled -nd basked in following trails and divider fur for eighty the son. I hare thought uf thoir kiy fadulcnre. and yet bow perfectly imlependenl, their immunity from disease. whoa, one night after pitching camp on I cow croak, B hunter living there inform- ' od us that wo were in the vicinity of • hards uf natures cattle. Next day t brought out the fart that a few shaggy . dirt colored old tnalee, evidently the: first settlers of Kansu, were browsing j J. L. & DAN. RKHDW Carriage Shop . about These ware the out post scntln.ls, fought out of the large herds of C. H. HICKS ! (Successor to Hicks <fc Falen.) >■ declining .tealmino year, vmre fa in honc.4 honej plough nl-nich <oni£h£EH<< “n^ ROt “ ^ th„;BOtld it has to <10 Withinle Uu> hb ]. aerrice, may have been pounded to conditions. It ia evinced by fasomo degree uf mellowness, but our nnewnre. guddreanw. and imprewbilbuffalo had evidently .pent a long life | Uy. and not by the presence oflrib. and in nothing ofeo but acquiring toughness.' *u" *’ ' CARRIAGES ajar Cash n.. »!A11E BODIES axe V. O. for my Groc Cash for Produce, and wll for Cash HEDHICK NTEWARy fc rajDIHOFF. Sup® ail MjbbI DeiM. "Hiai-'—i’WWVZvi BOOTS AND SHOES Mower. wanderings. But I say that he was old; i our Os plain raid that lie was old, and ( no amount uf pbiloeophy can psrauade me that that particnlar buffalo was the possessor of any juvenile characteristicn' pny 3u after trying th. hatchet nad ruck ' ]rroeos. we gave up in derpsir and turned him war to Uv< wolves. The Indians use the marrow of surii whan they can­ not manage to maetioata their earcaw, which, however, itt seldom the cue. Our course now lay along the Big Ar­ kansas river, where wo had opportuni­ ties for seeing the Indians hunt theta on horoe-lmck. About four hundred Kiw hunters were cncumpd at Big Bend laying in winter auppii-t of bi►Tn flreh. They nre nary revolvers, riding up dow they aim to brake the boric in the coupling, but frequently an whfeh ocMfats fa shoo ing the n with arrows, end then nn horseback with a heavy bet dxw « it fa to the heart IS. sraeo fork af the Arkansas branrhee to YU w& wootM Fl Unted Up this fork mid betwren it end tl.. main Arkauma was our han Ung ground. The aril hero, ia m.vre tight anti sandy than fa sea1 ore Kansas, with • very peculiar foot thick and two W Buflhfa grass iamrivors^feio is. short fin. and mynatriti.«gro-, krepfag gre. fa patakas ►rads him to school to th. Nsnutefeii. rather than to the Graces tliat by know­ ing all suffering ha may know also the eternal oansolstioan— O&s BarUfh. The reason wiqr editore hare ttorir holds a revolver, th. other holds the A coroner terifls the faqusuL An nneut African diamond, weighing ever nine carats and valued at between •3.000 ami M.OOO, i. exhibited fa Bos- �New Goods!! FIRST NATIONAL r\ A ry v " every mrtfarai.- will rend. Careful aftsmttou to this subject of fru Trot, j Of the great importance of the Rail, nri new bring built from Lake Supe­ rior to Puget's Sound we hare often sjiokrn and bare ever taken a deep inurat fag hO, the final pomag* uf winch will secure th* early completion of the Rued rad a great international route U.twee a tbe two oceans over which must psvai which mrans simply, down with home maanfacturiCT.duwu with heme nmrlroU, down with wages, down with ovary] population, and rich in industry and sp-eies of American cnterjrtor, in the I' coBMqMBt wraith, will occnny tfe;: no. interest of British labor. British enter I! undevetomd and almart tnacce»sible i portion ci our coMiaeotal -urea. prise, and Britiah Grid, will 1b the ftt- ! i Dot Ihienad is fortunsro also fa its tore save uafrora nalioaol psu* • ta tli way acruaa the two ranges of mo-on Bra. David A Write, late c Special tans wLk-h t.stad so sevsrelr tha Pa Cantmhriimer of the' Revcura, tpprara eific Railroads built on tbo central line, now to bo a strolling lecturer ia tbe ia and th* overcoming of which reflected such well-do -orred honor on their rtrcrCMte Uuldors. At tbe' Door Lodge Paso, in Montana, where it ervs.es the Boeky Mountains, its altitude above the toss it J,5n0 fart 1„. than tbe Union Pre I rifle Rkfarori at Sherman, which is arid to be the rigbota point at which a tooow do rat produce, andlhos । motive can be found in tho world. And acoBMUuers to pav <verr oaut rii tho Pacific side of the cuatinent it is at the osmo tuna taka sway from every article tUlova [wtes with Amerioaa reader kweriaun pn |>ay the other. Thia [sirring Ring nt the £ world. To-day we gire m another col­ uma, an able article from tlrn pen of the Vice Prescient of tbo Unilad Stolen, urging public attsubon to this gigantic think we barerd aotiuag in asking onr vw dons, rad whoao attration wo ask readers to rocismbur our pcvdiction of scv.mpaaririg "hard tinx-s? speeiaUr to tbo article of Hot. Schuyler Mr. Wells spoke al Ciaoinnafi the Colfax herewith printed othar Bight, and has repeated his speech at Detroit, while swinging round die orcla. TV great point of his sjwech as , tolsgroplio:! about the Wn are in n-cript of the Lewiston, Miico, Encioj Jconal ot the 27th of He said hs -hcuM Kk» put the April 1871, Bent tn with the oxupli-I1 moot* of Mr.. IL & Field of Minot, ) rountry relatirely -fa tbe same praition, ped ia iK'JKrS^'SScrayd^rtMaine, with the following paragraph FOR SPRING BRQIVN'S BLOCK. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. GRENAMNES, of Pongee and Japanese Silk*, from 75 cents to <2. Atoo Iriah Pupliiu, from • I.M to *2, and a great rarisSy of other rich grvds which are esperiallr attract­ ive to the ladies and keep the store eonstoutly thronged whh cuotomess. In Black Alpacas end Black Silks this House claim to offer special induce- ■ mauls, and their aaeortment of Ribbons i and Parasols are probably the finest ia the rity. In a very largo well-lighted room in the laaewem the Michigan, HATIN LACES. jAOOfnsTCgECKH, BRILLIANTS, . VICTORIA LAWN. FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC I SHIRT FRONTS, ' BOOK MUfilJN, MARHAILLEfLOUILTH HANDKRBCHIEI-H I EDGINGS, EMI.RDIDERI'ES, • ♦WNMBT10NA REAL AND IMITATION LACK. ‘^Ssj-SAiuX. £?»)»» n»t RIBB O IMS . nut bora there can reriiao the beauty of Pugvt's Sound and its surroundings. One hundred milre tong, but so full of inlets and stiuits that its navigable shore-lies measures seientoeu hundred and sixty milos, dotted with lovely istota Fancy Bow, 8o»h and Trimming Ribbons. Hosiery and Gloves. FABLE LINEN. NAPKINS, TOWELING, Madame de 1<. ^cliuntairowsU is a I Jorksou astrologtot thrad Rapids talks mysteriously of -a new gas company. A new tannety, on a nsamsva'h scale, is prpjsotod at Ann Arbor. Afbkm proptMaa to disniib the earth 1'FICRAOHED 8H sheetdIgs. Prints at ten cents per Yard K?-X THATVgXm jfcr BE EXCEU.ED! A LARGE STOCK. id style. Hastings, fay IOth. 1871. II.JBfiS------------- । । i । sdfrmalrah dtoekioae; tod tobf -HL--. IMS IH HI 50 W BROWN <fc CARTER, 250 Ifeiin Street, in Fact Goods are Cheaper than Low *10 AT THE >7fWV GT -------------------- - . . GRAN^r|j PHILLIPS 1 nepers. Uirtc ot which arc dallies. I Copenhagen lisa eight dully iwprrv, i Stock!voltu six, and Berlin aorenleen A Pennsylvania cow swaWowed a i toother nail pouch years ago, aad w ben I she wvs lately killed every nail waa touadiu tbopooch. She didn't tone one. I Emile Hepp, ot fRraa xaiir, who was one ot tbo mud dMlnguiabed pbyUelane and chemist* In Euroiie, ia dead. “ Admiral ' Seitunes opens a course in Mobile with b lecture on '• Ths Three Dretoive Naval Bat tire of Antiquity. " A New Haven gentleman recently recovered 1373 tor a tree spoiled by <na from the New Haven Use C’^upany'a |j^.cksOX, • - MICHIGAN FRESCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER J3 X *1 tfo&tolORATIONS, Illi V UUUK XUOfilh RftftTV ir Illi! liU(nX^|lu|^|ll^ IjwIL 4, Our Stock contains a Large Line ot FATEH AND OIL CLt/TH WINDOW SHAD». TAB8ELM, PICTURE CORD, *U AMERICAN AND HCUTCH-HOLLAN D, IN UR EKN, WHITE. BlIFF AND BLUE, FOR . ■ • DRESS Sn.KS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, JI 4^p?s. ” any house BM [ML Cffl SME I WM. LOOMIS, From New York to Chicago, flaw recQved his Spring stock NEW .CABPET HOUSE ^^^viy^EWT PLACE to buy CARPETS, TV Chicago A Michigan lake tjliure ado, the western lenninos uf the E. I R.-alrosd is completed as far as Nih-n. Canal, and aa near to 11 as Chicago—a ’' Flftv new p'.atform freight cars have hradrod tmleo west of the tontritude of been placed on the Fort Warne, JnekSt Loria or Galena-to the ywwnw city ■ son * tfagfaaw Raflrjad. ot Dulath, the initial point of the North-' A racing rasotiatiun baa b«wn fanned at Kilsrn and the spring meeting will take place May 21th, 25th. aasISuth. enunect, u already bring pushed rapidly Grand Rapiditos are aabocrlbing rare an; rad betoro the snow firns next Fall idfy to tha Western Agricultural and it will be compete ! to the wuatward lino of MiunewMal where it crosare the Bad Hirer of Uh Noth, wtooh ruas , northward to Lake Winnipeg. and oneevtoh of its faiMBeo to <he faoifio. Ocean will . bavw been aTiwpliihed | BOrreANVsniistopiei-any—e. CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. to prices, qual- “‘It Hawduat Is no loog-r «u:e4 at the WaaUtcjaw county wheat is looking saw-mills In the lumber region Of Matoe. I more than usually pnanisiag. The Circuit Court fur the county of Huron eraveure on the 10th of May. A Mtulwjon man was badly mangled tn a lath machine the other day. i JICKJNqa CHECKS, DENIMS. exsiiwwir r.TTtfv , a re cordially ! Carseis and Hoepskirti WHITE DUCK COATING, The Largest Stock in the City WELCH A GRIFFITHS,' I POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES. JACONETS. -------------------------NAINSOOK PLAIN, NAINSOOK CHECK. NAINSOOK STRIPED. are shown. Here we find velvets from I W to:U ; Body Bnracl. from »2 to I2.5o; Ts|«stry Brunels from |l to II 40, and a vetted Hue of nil gradot uf Ingrains. This department U to bo im­ mediately rsplcnitbed with over a hun­ dred pieces uf naw ear; ><■Ungs now n> recto and an imtnenen stock of oil ehths rant a convtorira have just os good a w ‘r^ • port ; or from the SO®-; right, aad it would’ V sjral/y >r fur « ratda ptMi tX.' •Brand of IfiTD. to the them to labor farougl; the public prma « rants cf *95& l«5'.- for butter; or from [ ut W 1870, to the 0 1-4 cent. ----------------- ---------------------- B----- -tor hi. aaruittal as it to fur the frirada *•!• -,-----------------------of Hsebarr K-U <> ...—j far haass-. or from tha IT 1-2 moot, devetorwrant, eivihrathvo, ot tiernm yield to attempt to aerare |gMrif 1F70 rj the fi ronta of 1959 far -ia u --- -----------— — .r ——1^„, paper paregrajib*. of 1^00 far laborers nod jutirnoytnsn -------- .OS s ss. iraeiitniea the hnieyun days for the reiv—viui—orftsi ALPACA. THE RVERT THING IN THE WAY OF WHITE GOODS W*8 A SPECIALITY. Be-lea. Mass., or De I retl, Mica, til/ la not this starting from false jireru- aucceai in negotiating tho bonds of the aen T Who are they, among the work­ Union at one of its"dark ret hours, and for ing poopto of tbe land, that wish to get after oilter agrncitre had failed, which W. .Hi town Urerttavw.l back io the “pod umre" of ltej#4J<» 7 has I saol into lulisy, I can say that OZMJE MONTH Who are bnukeriagaftoc n rmurn to the the souio rv.l.iless «mtgy and •irt.-imire uinpleyod in the clothing d«|»rtmeut low prices for their products and tho atioa which overcame all obstacles thou, uLiiu and in die entire concern, employ, meat to given to thirty-two aatoatnea enraping rates of wagesuf tbaeo yeare? and caused nsoncy to fivw into an ex­ Newspapers, Land workmen. The sales dfting last Michigan Do the farmer, ? 1 k> tho inechaatc* 7 hausted treasury faster than the nation, Do those who are engaged in mauufac- I with iU m roost liabilities rould uro i week averaged a trifle over one thoui »«nd dollars ]«r day. caron 7 Do nay but the importers uf The dry gvuds dmiartment is filled end deabwa in ‘finvign goods ifrrh for wa d uf this great work ae rapidly a* ray such condition of the tranuv 7— jKusibto reraident with economy in it* ■ with an immense stuck of White Goods, comprising fine Linen Damasks. Nap­ Hare tha jnsijito forgotten that though comtructiin. The huxl-grant of the I kina, Barnsley Towviiags, etui a grrat the country bad been ia a o-mditiuci uf United States, extoeding fifty millions variety of handsome goods of this char­ pnrfoirnd peace, under a low tariff tho of seres ia tha wmtor wheat rwi-'n "f acter so attractive to tidy and thrifty financial crash o( ISiT-ri had occurred, toe nauon. (ton tim -, as large an the boun'keepem. They s:o tirejiared to and Js.nev Buchanan ar.d his ag<n>u area of Jfaamchaaettak i.dixibfless suffttraUh hotels and other larr" estab­ wrat Vfigicg with United Stain bonds ficieatftrrltx completjou; bui, besides lishments, » well as fatoihea, with this and paying 12 pew cent, interest fur this, milliont of the {irivafo means of class of goods at roducod pnoue. the use of the (hnenunent 7 Are far- himralf and friends are already inrest- 1 Last but no: toast among the inte mere of tbo West anxious to g-i back in it- Tl» brads, bnaetl on the land­ from th • dCfad H a barrel far rmho port grant. nal a mortgage on the rood it­ fashions appearing at this nxteasivo con­ cern, ti n clxiico line of made sp Linen rrri'arri in fit Louis in I&7, to the $00 self in addition, areKuiug sold as rap­ | Suits, nad link! and Satin stripe import­ idly u the uwnay nsedeil; aa ! aa as । ed PSquca Good judges pronounce rirewtroesst, yielding abrett eight per! fished, and generally road, and in many inataneM closely afadied, then to a wide maigmfartte basis- ot theee different npntora, and ihora who briiere him fa­ FIGURED AND STRIPED DREfai MNEN8 AT ALL PRICES. am! stretching southward. without shoals or bars, from the Straits of Fuea to the oauitsl an 1 cantor of Washington Termeat of industry was ful(y and profita­ ritoty, it will be s» magnificent mirtftl bly cuqJoyed ; whoa our bommrtee cov• far tho i-otum- rev of that grandest ocean ored every sea ; when wealth was accu­ of the world, the Pacific. mulating rapidly aad distributing equita­ 1 Nuris is h-o fortunate in the pilot at bly. and when the Govtrumrat was dio< barging ita higbwst functioaa of > emov­ ing trie ulHtrurtiuu* to proems su in­ terfering to tho least jos.iWe degreea' with the private panaitasnd fawftn »» people of tho couBtry against Vaaikr pool are being circulated, among the men who are likely to constitute jaruss ia the coming trial. Against this ape­ rim of iwxsonal auault we enter our vigorous protest Wn faaasnd that Vanuerpool shall hare an impcrtval trial, before an iupafial jury. Guilty or innocent, it to rai trier just or lair even ia the friends of Besbert FiekFa to atranpt to bias pubhc i-pmtos. through any such tarana, besides there is a de- BLACK CELEBRATED RED MON BRAND: PLAIN GOODS; DRY VBe id tell no lies, but sell G ° °1D^ ’ MATTING*. I'rnoisTSsuD good*. We Sall the Florence Sewing Machine, .Uf If TBE TQUBf R OCERIER, whir h is full hnd i diiipletc—bought for CASH at the lowest market price, and wishes to be PtaptBiCUluiMTiaHitiPili tfMniiO Un understood thnt he will not be Undersold bv pi fcr a littltlaj. . । n . ..... ■MvrvFiu-nn any one in Hastings or surrounding Country. THE LATEST I mnmiHnw NOTTINGHAM LACES, ' Hardware Store. Over ■F. IMMEN. BOO DETROIT HTOVEW Mold by Ute in tbe la.mt ISA monthrn! Gold & Silver Watches. cu: �Tifi Rjipliiicv Bn|(«n. ■tCMIUK CENTRAL R. R. SrSS Qraad River Vallsy Division DEC. IM1-0. ’ alpaca. ■> goods . IIXTH I -TK OOOMR. KH. AWN, ’ ■^SHCAMBMie Ngs. MITATION LAc^ Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE Kucvert !iasutten<L>d the use of Barr's Pi'Cioral Elixir for sixtoen year*. AcKtxrft Stint, A genu. Britere*—Ptatty. Kalamaioo Plows and Castings (or tola by E. P- Rttrrull 4 Co., at John WmssiwC* TTnidn-nto store. 48tf Cut Arrogwn—I. A. Holbrocft- Fox Cjuius, BsvtrxAM, ute.. rte„ call at Allen’s. H* b ngent for F. A. Fullera fandtur48tf Dmu for our farmers to plant corn. Jack F»«t—P^pwg arousd night*. Ciumtss-Btuy. Wxinria—Medarxling- Arrxx nstrtw—Vanderpool Trial. Rittrs cold weather for Teo Cream. ’UCK OTATING, Tnnts is tu be a woaUx paper at Wayland axm. Ackk-y ft Slade. Agenta. e City! CAMIMin. - AND Tsm Bro, are sharpening their lolls ,b® ',ia^ Tax Express o&w La* been cammed THE HEST Furniture in tho eity n at .Vl.-ns. Oood, reliable, and warranted. 4-tf SoCTH liAVK.s 7?B I.'I'. M* KsUsusm His «.-* r. Si. J. 8. Von Brunt the esunibu. line— and now with no competition. l.'aauomi, May 9th. 1871. Stewart ft Hteinhoff of this city, and Mr. Stebbins was one of the old art­ Ee. IlirmThinking that you Wm. Jonas of Nashrflle advertire their; dore of Barry county, haring emigrated daily during th* Vanderpool trial. We would xoi abject to aa Herd or tiro from dontirtxy regularly in our columns. ware out with our pe[«r soliciting nsr.irs your sister citv, I take my pen far tho Roberts ft Hobbe at tbe Pustoflloe herefrom (ho State of new York in May aid advartiaiug only about three hours puHWM of inditing them- Wa have have Picture Framea in eadkue variety, IMS. He had been sick for throe or four years, and during the past year tert Saturday, and it b n note worthy had *cv*r«l l ory fine days, notwithstand­ also books arid stationery. fart that oar business men are wide- ing tho ovokan, who. during tho irrt Dbkey ft Bentley, and also Hams, was scarcely able to go oat of doors. After coming to Hartings in 1843, be | weather last week, were all complaining Williams ft Co, have their Haniag that we should never get over our Mills humming every day asbusyasbees. remained here three years, and then went on his farm in Rutland, (th* one liberal ipiriL AU that ia necewiuy now ] I '• March weather in May." now ooeupted by Mr. L. D. Gardner.) ia to furnish a paper equal to their lib- , ' Tho farmer* hero finished sowing tho course of a year. oral support, eno that will represent thoir । thrir spring crop*, except a fow who are W. T. Eastman, will soon advertise After living there nine years he sold hb alwav* behind, or tho*e who have aouie largely hi* Lumber, Lath, Shingle, Lime fin m and returned to Hartings and en­ business and our city. Our arrringementi ore completed for low ground for onto. Wheat b looking and Piaster warehouse. Will is a wide­ gaged in mercantile porsuita, first in th* dry good* burinros and lastly io th* furprinting a paper half th* sise of tbe unusually fine for thi* county, for you > awake ald.nuan as we cun tertlfy. know it is not a* famous as Barry for it* 0. F. Dwight goes in heavy and doe* niton, trod., which he wa* engaged fa a heavy buxine- at his Agricultural tmtil about two y*aru agi, when be was W* had couUarablo excitement here Work* E. P Burrell ft Go. do a good obliged to sell on', on account of fading right Our power pree* will enable us to turn off from to six tAeiuaad and teat Saturday evening, in th* way af a trade and aro most always ua the ad­ furnish them ia time for the people at fire, which burned part end badly dam­ vertise. J. L. ft D. Heed heavy cm the breakfast a* well aa to all the earuret aged tho remainder of th* light good. (?arriogv works. Mra Hund advertise* train* for newsdealer* and our subscri­ In om of th* show windows of Mrasn her Bakery and Confectionery vety liber to Hasting* He had held several ber* in neighboring citine and villages. J. M. ft. W. A Haslett. It caoght from orally and doe* a good trade. V. Leins Subscriber* are eolidtel at !i5 cent! a match by which on* of tho clerk, wu is building on oven preparatory to an­ Ultlcea cf trust al the hands of tho peo­ lighting th* lamp* in tho window. It other bakery. Grable ft Rus-,11. and ple sad was th* predecessor of our pew­ turned quite briskly for a few minute*, A. W. Biilry' advertise Harnessea. and ent postmaster. Hi* funeral was at­ but a* th era happened to be quite a do a good basin«*. Bdbtein A Aaron, tended from the Episcopal church on number in the store at tbe time, they ;■ Meat Market under Barber ft Bailey'* Sunday last, and hi* body was intemd I quickly extingnmbed it store, have pxxi menu. This is tbe war th* orders coin* ra : The Congrcgatioualists expert to com- ji L. Hannas, and J. Be*au>ar, kaighte Ornrt or Bte Ranns IxDxraromrr, menco tho orcciion of their now church |’ of th. striped polo, wield the raww with May 8th, 1871. edifice eoon. They have eecurnd a* fine , o steady hand. Vt. Tl.vwsw._ Tto.. Ki-■ Vnn ml I ’ Mr. Belding carries oo the Fksur ft city. Il wiU ooet. when coinplotod, ! Feed busintB* uf Stebbins ft Ou. Many jJoTE-OD FANCY PAFtN. nUat riO.OOO or *85,000. The Motl.o- of tho store* and groom lee also keep ; TCMTICrs 1.EAAL DLAXIU. dlsto are repairing their building, plas­ I flour of various grade*. jy ABIKQPR un. tering. (lainling and cleaning geoeroliy. ■ Tbo Painting businea* is principally I understand, also, that tbe rihrirerw- ' rrproooutcd in our columns by Brown ft f OLD PXX.l ago natoiur* aliata ialead to «*et theokalrra a build- II Hoyt, and IL Dickiacon, of the City i ing this summer. Paint Shop, also D. 1’. Nelson ft Sou, The First Naliupal Bank b renewing and John Michael Wm. P. Stark­ its interior aomewhal. They have Just weather also lias a mnall shop and doe* ' finished building a new vault nud nro hi* shore efthe buainaaa la that lino, j' now putting up a partition and a new counter. They intend to have n very nice office when they get it completed. during the Vanderpnrt trial; as soon as Thu Grand Hirer Valley Riding Park you uro ready to commence, please notify occasion very often to adrertiw hi* butimo and I will reuut the dollar (or mure uea ia various ways with printer's ink. if need be.) Yours truly, Lock box, 2571. Gao. L Jocxt-vx. L. E. Stauffer, ho* the city Dining ssar-sir More might bo onumereted. but this to 15,000. rooms, and W. B. Hitchsook. Boarding1 will show that the people are awake to Wo aro cxsitiug ounelvM quite enercoxrrcnoM htoiii:. gvtipdly in organising n Base Ball Club. the enterprise of a daily in Harting* A Variety of Cracks** at Whole** Wo hare already beaten ano dab pretty badly. Score standing 44 to 16, BAKERY! snenr sat Nt-w utuktimuJo get your fnrmtura. < to J. P. Robert* ft Co'*drag rtoru. Allen ba* a goal supply xaade by F. A.' — » ■ -i.■. —W— I—■ ..f ning order from New Buffalo to Holland, and from Grand Rapids to Montague, ■nd probably by the first ot July will r-sttstl of their rtatetiienti and we know the | the ‘‘fulltto*." of their atowA, and all wo ask is for tbo |i*oplo af Baity county to | give them a cell. Peninsular Railway. TER, •*. *n» Msriar. Dr*. fi Tral» will ra IG-A.N. Local 6ti;i,itw fillet, u .. 4 which to be by We refer *j»ci«Ily to our business di-. rectory for Doctor* to euro you whim you ' are sick, and Liwyers to eettl* your dis-1 I pule*, a* well os other official* to take a , general part in tbe administration of l your off i ire HARF BOOT. u MOK C1TY PA1NT SHOP PAINTERS 8m Hair Vigor, Tor NNtcring to Qnw Hiir i U notanl Vitality tad Ootar. Kaitat Hn LU, Hu Raimi School Book* HOWARD SANITARY AID Stationery. I’RESCRIITIOKB AND FAMILY ItECKlPTF. an. Call and aoe them and you will bo aatiafled that they are reliable deafen. F. Immen, Grand Rapids advertise C. H. Hicks, Georg* Prseton, Maaon Allan, J. Ort* ft Bon, H. A. Busell, I. A. Dibble, Johnfitandv, J. Mans and J. W.,Wright ar* among our grocery advertiiM**. J. 0. Woodruff and J. Maas, Boots and Shoo*, and oociuionally, Buuyeu, Bowen and Woolev. Mr. Wo«lniff hus lieea tn baoteea. hardly a yror but bv a jwlioicraseystemef edvnrtWng and fair dealing ba* built up a trade from tho above Nursery. Ayer’s Dye Stu ft's, Among there, Deuton Cash Store, Roowll ft Navins. Barbe.- ft Bailer, B. Mudge, Goodyear ft Barlow, and Wm. IxjoctIs, represent tho Dry Good.* trade an an equal with the best H. A. Good­ year, and Grebla ft Buaxill tho hard­ ware internet, the beet in the Rato. H. Astox ia Agent for Hasting* and vicinity, fur the sale of Fruit Trees Hading. Mar. 2,11. Medicines, The arraignment for the Vanderpool trial in thia county was yesterday de­ cided to cummcucu August 1st. Thia will pre about twelve weak* for amagmg *1) the ptreliniinariee etc., etc. Ia tho meantime are do art propose to go back on our “daily." but will continue to so­ licit all tha name* w* m get so as to hare everytking fai readiness. Now tod itol.totor Mly FBUIT & QRNAIENTAL TREES ROBERTS & Cutumun Council tor the city of Has­ tings met at the Council Ruouu <ra Wrlncaday evening, May 34, 1871, pur­ suant to adjournment, and was called to order by the Mayor. Present—AH. Barlow, Birdsall, Eistmaa, Hays, KenfieH. Williams and Woolley. Minute* of lad mailing resd and «p- I building, with his store. He ie a n< w ' comer in thirdly, but ha> bcsl/rd jrireubbrale *n th* coming 4 th of July. Is manontly, arid will no J rabt roouivj a Hasting* going to lay idle <m> ti>*X day? I patronage which will bo uuvuqusrtd. i aa bo propose* to kr*p pawl pwida at what price par week or iser annum a [ fair prirtjs. lease af tbe scouu J floor of his brisk building, un State street, coaid b» «‘bhare bre-me famous throughout tho trined a* a Conncil rocm. Aid. Woolley then moved tha! the Re­ State in their advertising. They are corder be outh’nritod toprocur* tbo light represented in our column* tliis uevk of way, *o e« to make the street foar by various methods. Wo ]iresuiu« rods wide, from Fall crock bridge to Mr. List af letters remaining in tho I’u.lthis tiriu pay out a tlibusand dollani per affloc, May 10th, 1871. week in adrertislug alone. Thay must Bragg Elmore. H. Clough W. U. Curdo • heavy bu*lne*a- If any af our jwoplo should go to Jockeon wo azlviaa them to give them a call- old gsllory occupied by Mra. btowoll be­ fore the tiro, un Jeffcraim St- nearly optxKiU' ibe Poet Office, sal announce* Hi* Fjno_A« UaUery to tLePnbBc. । Long expenert* in IttotegrapkhU in all it* branches euabta* him to make a A fow persona can be sorommodefi’d piromiae of pirtnres ttcclled by nine. with Board at a rrtteonablo paca, at th? ntadraoo of tho subscriber, on the o»ru*r ot Broadwar and State strort. near tha Court Hotito. Nan* but respecta­ ,-ion.l to the American Publidiing ble, sober perwa* need applv. Our Ire Cream Parlor will be opened [ Oeoipany, Rutland, Vt, for thoir beau■ tiful Specimen Book, and xuake tea ar will warrant, .to i dollars tho find d»J yutt abbw.the book.to wait upon all who; | Read their ■’hyrtbcffingtjiR_.aafith*r thrir patroomro. W. B. Hncscocx. rulttmn. coucvnuug th* I'arLx Album, HartiopjLyn, 147 J. 2tf and you will grt full pmrticalaro. Ir you wnat a god rot of wrth made The Parlor Album contain* xuoro come down to Nitobvilfc. i never had beautiful rt»Ulbh»icnte than nay other such a fine fitting; srt of terth befbra in .J work extant. Tbo 8p>«nn.m Book b my Mfo. They ad briar than ray dd II amt free cm receipt of poetage. , near Onio’* grocery. H>ru30 one. ever ihiv. ■ R B. Nus.uu, Maj 10th. 1871. dm collar* and tie* to aoU, and ' fixed things up in good shape, sharp end knen and warranto “I want to kirn papa good-night’ JACRB Sign and Ornamental _______ ___ ____ _ _____________ A xx there any graven of th* door de­ Go and sue their uew style*. Thev have parted soldier* ia thi* aecuou to deco- । the only nurchin- built csp-wtafly forlmi,* itetutaber M*v 30th is Com-' -“W; I> ; ftarcho-! all kinds u. nwttiiUng ready to J _______ n-u! up. tTIT | Tux Fuc-xrx —NashrHlc pxupo*** to UCAN i DRY ' are out with a new change. Thi* old | reliable store i* ever ready for tlic spring and summer trade, and Mosers G. & P. I hare sjiarvd no pains or mney in se­ lecting a sto~k of good* to utee*. the , ware house of Barlow and Goodyear. ■ Tho building is over uno hundred foet [h->g. “Com* quickly, or ho wUl be got*,." Father, dear father, romo home with mo cow, Th. tioek i. fc* rtoopU rtrikro tlwro; Tbo boos, it to fooriv, the hours are so 1 Various oilier firms reproionl thoir | business, and d« servo notice, and all Tua Sujiervieor* inert in June to equalise the tale*. and transact other Porter, of Nashrille, it canrassiag agent important busincee. for thia interesting work and will sacra visit oar city to solicit ntmee. Ho him FLOUR! Thu clk-k in the steeple strikre two • The night has grown cwder and Benny Spaulding's store and also Misses Lamp-' eon in the Bank budding, are Dreis > CLOTHING, ' com. ----------------- ----- Fathrt, dear fathar, com* hasp* withm. Miss Barfwr * Mm Ilaekto. overl much like to beat the Hasting* boys if thus making a ooutiauous line from they can gvl up Efo enough to form a Montague and Grand Rapdds to New flub, and give as a try. flare 6l»y A it r Buffalo, and via that most popular of Rrejwtfullv, all Road*, tho Michigan Central, to ChiM*xs. Huck. < bA a**? “* 7°ur 4,7’* *°rlc Jon” K°»o out, our house i* all Th**M*yor then appointed Aid. Hay* in plare cf Aid. Ba-low excused. Ou mifticn of Aid Barlow the Marshal wiu appointed to art as Pound Master and Fire Wanton of tins city. Aid. Barlow, tte Chairman uf Coauniu tea on tkrerts, reported that they had oxa mined tbo bridge on Broadway, bctj*» DENTIST, WAHOO COON rttUF aine- T-a' •»__2— a �MKW ABTEIT1SMKITS. to ardor by tbe Mayor I’rroeut-AkM Bartow, BW*|, Bart-1 man, Haan, Heys, Kmfield, Williaam igatua vmt~M>DELK vuex tdrrt dwia Mallory .........._______ 1 ' There haring beoa Matoaca, the Coan I proceed*! to tooond. ballot with tbe 'NEW BOSTON, I niKf.ru. rw.tr xr wrw rna »»» »«w | • nrauasn, a» TW< । Oil-REMIOM0OFMCN»srLVAMlA , Aid. Bartow, aa Chairman M said Committee then reported that tbe Cum miitee had thoroughly ciammed tbe rood between the depot aad Mr. HabboU'.. and also We street froat Mr. Greof. lire to tha iKxlp read, and that tbe repaue thereon should be let la one Job each; also that they bare ei'mioed lb* prod upon Mr. Sinter's land, aad hate not yve determined how they will gvl--kid of the water ; they farther report that they bare not bad Imo to examine lbs road at tbe dag-way. Report accepted. menood, d* not do it now Much cd Aid Hmn. mured tbn tbs Omamutee the objoctiaa to thortramg bank tho * ca S treets he lelhnrtoed to fat a rob f«e aboota of yrong, awwly Irenaplanted I trena, ia owing to too into a porforuutnre I of tha work. But if doan u good tine road near Mrc Turnsr'a, and that tbe >b H is eminently uroful. be lot to Ibe lowest responsible Mddsr. Carried. Braawaaaat Baaa.—It b oat too late Aid. liana, as Chairman of tbe Fi to Make atrawbosTT bod% if tho planto nance Committee, reported that tke Coen are orovsmwsrtiy obtained; aalwooarn- I mi’.tee had called upon Mr. Dw^bi, and •atlyargw all peewoos who are inclined i ha autod that bo woo going away, and to be catolroe abzut thia little iteta of ‘ plain, fiaaily duty, to lay aoido every eoold not thru look oecr tbo waltet, and tbe Coanaitlew reoaoalad that tbe wetter Jung elro far half a day aad moke and b« deferred eatil the newt meeting Replant a Led of itrnwberrfaa | hS"3il,.cto — TORI aiajawv. 8 O’CLOCK. pie r.mtar Oer ^wpatkr m4 grautata )H*Uk» lo aao4 Ik. rwaipla tew »f rearga la H. W. Bnlfk._______ 1 ayane ataUto rtr atey< Ateweo Mre fl C. There hatiag heea no dunce, the Conn-1 ateOMedsd to seonad ‘ lowing result T. A. Holbrook....... E. A. Holbrook........... H. W.rRolfc............. There haring been nr. __ M „ balkt, tha Corneil than prooiadsd to third ballot with tha fallowing retail rata aaitwaT rxrexae raow ILochoaler to Now York, B86 Buffalo to Now York. 4S3 mike. Dunkirk to New York, 4«0 wulee, Cleveland to New York, C25 tuikw, I Cmannati to N. Y., FOO tmi-S aku la raoa HTfltoJjMitenBmM oww., VINECAR BITTERS1 Ib\t7 'vU J Tteljc safes. ■ittoeon Walks and Croaewalktben made tbo Ulowing report w> regard to U» cuodiMi of walka end croea walka in 'tsrcr. | Ihxwznm Cum. —Cunt planed oarlr abrold ant be covered no deeply as that । jilantwl later in tbe e«xaun, M at flint tbe warmth of tha .tin's rare has not1 penetrated deeply, and tho grain if cor rird deetdy rennot gruw. Deep miterIng in cold, wet asaaras fa often th* eauee id tho failure of seed cogn to prow Tho emMssod treated bauria fas srasc* will grew with grtet certainty. •> ABSKV l*Baa—Let no farmer neglect to plant a full rnrraiy of thia Ualthful and Mtaitiros vugrtabh- A man who has prna far ditmar every day eaa work, re they aid muacufar dsestopDsnt woa dsrfuDy. Ilan! to aa to hare a suereo ou»a. When ono planting is well up1 plant again. CrarraTuro (huraa.—There fan aliffvrcurr. of cpiakm among cultivators on the auipart of deep or shallow culture fargrape vines. There ia a rule which Croewwalk, Cooler aad Jefiervx ata. F. Heidmorc in front of taeant bl J. Stanley, “ “ •• •• Dr. RuaaaU. •• “ nf dwoUirg. Marcus Stebbina. In front of dwelling Walk in front of Methoiiat paraauege id Church. Mr Hawley, iu frjut of dwelling. J.8. Goodywer, - “ J. A. Sweeary, * « “ rery bed J. Weinert, - " Cb<* walk aa Gg*t aad Jeftrrero ata. ’ a U •*. * — Mra. f. Gaiatw, h front of dwelling. Mra Bottom, « Daniel Striker, • »- • O. D. SpeaUkg. •• " WWiam Barlow, •* “ • curdar and Manhal b> re<|uired to gel title to the Land eofieieut to mate a tear rod atreel from tbe Depot to Hubbcla. Said title to be obtained before the Street Coaimisnioner lets the yob of repairing I said street. Carried. , On motion. Aid. Williams was author D. C. Harley, north aide of dwelling aase. R J. Grant, in front of dwelling Croat-walk, to be filled oat on Church m——-------- —---------------- ‘copied .1 tiaa7^!: I-^GRNITtTSATING TO COISDIIKS |, a Council Roots, prcwidirg lw OtTTIXO IT CLL'M. will lake a Icaee of the lol uwi'.cd by tbe 1 ci.,.o.. i.-.i.rr.' ’ F'-*’a4‘«c *" >'e» rdre Uot and s nob • "Zfs: thia. Carried. woraura t< ctab Oa motion, tbe Council adjourned un , TH£ GHEAT lit KRICAX TFU CO., til Wednesday evening negt, at 7:80, :i a »•. VMtTXTatKTH. I. o'clock. Wu. Bastow. f. i> lies Max SEW VOBK, ' (STORY OF THE «£•?«; WAR IN EUROPF fc-S J. Wardell, G. M. Dewey, ia front af dweRteg. J. I’. Robert, “ '■ • •• and lota. Walk on weal aide Court IIorate yard. Dr. Vpjoba. ia front af dwelling. H. A. Goodyear. in Iron I of dwellsur J W. Bancroft, - * •• ■ Episcopal Cbartb, in front of lot. Cross-walk, Coulee and Broadway eta. Cross-walk, Court and Broadway air. 0. Malhtook, in front of reront'liA William Tinkler, steps. REDUCTION OF PRICES Um. a. W too H.gra»..«aWDaula | ■bywaouajao^ STIC aa« orrtcus tea;.«y M tu’l JSfyEtRS - BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. Cema of Beauty ia Prose. Poetry A Hand and Machine Sewing. J. * P. COATS' WELLS’ CABBOLIC TABLETS The tala K.rereaa War bnieakl Ml mo fan. • I U~ u<>a>toU. Atta Io Mat BEST SIX-CORD IM AU RDMBEII, From No. P to No. 100 induaire. tbe tnaal nourishment is noddy offered tine's, Green street. thana. Cross walk to bo repaired near J. Grape-rinee tbould now bo tied up, Hotekkiss, Green street. and tho gn usd thorougt ly worked up Cross-walk. Park and earth .ide Gr»<n Oare must bo taken to avoid breaking or barking the roots, it will not snarer to prune rinos until tbo loarva arc, fully ptnrn Those that wore n>t pruned last fall c.r winter wul hat o to bo left caVtion BOO tOLUNES III ONE. AiteutM Wantocl Tie Library if Wry ail Soil 40 Weeks for One Dollar! M LM L ns nttjcn irm. nuns Dm WASI MG-KACHIHE, a<u.i i o^<t(MW M » out Uh'" uout’ wJ n>rtx*r*4 a at l«rvrU.t«a IU « lid, Oellar. OkiMi'l I »-rt»»r*. oUI to mM al i 4w^u ■ k. c jkMi taMor I ■nt kJi’ .r bchwre it but I can KTOreSatoet inf rf tho fart " ■ “ Universal lothes Wringer Vfentfn •rrereS W*k »CTVuj Farsn Docou Coo- . _ Scientific American x<rlK1 --- ----------- ----- A. W. Bailey, front of liameaa shop. St 50 for Eagle Brick Hand Bachina. W. A. SartweU, front of grocery .tore 1500 for Eagle Brick Power Machine. Dr. Barton, front of atom. J. W. Btabbbta. front af CabiMMbop. BLORMIIRTON (III.) NURSERY SSlost£rg»r.«•«— m <k-c Allen Bennett A Co. mere Bryant Brown, front of More. tern yew are n«r« u Oimi... Urx~t Swrtittwe J U R U BE B A Sanaa I'vkcux*.—Bwauns who barrejuuitedly rondo tha UlfarimMI\ tecumtnead obongiy keeping tha branches of ■ HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS 1 be authorised to notify all the penous named ia tha report of the Cammiuns on Walks and Craeo-walka to repair tbeir walks within tea dove after antaee. Carriod. Tbe following aeeuunts were then read and referred to the Wiaaacn Committee J R Van Velaor. ter-ioc. a. (hty CoauaittM...................... 1100 00 £»<iu»«rtnj.l*en»c« a*4 NTKbato llilmi. ofK. I*. IM* tn Farmorv, klrrtmnUa, la rectors, Hngr newre. CbemMa, Manufacturers, ami Propio of all Prol.vFIICEI-A FAIR OFFER. MONUMENT!*. SEAD8TOXDU TABLE TOPb, ■044 to IteonMa ood kaeey Um4. Iteok ratuaajtf Atrour.xk do. u totu. lew *0)0.4*1* Mte M.. Chisago. 'Jtt'.us. k (M MM. M M. SHELVE*. ETC.. itauan VIN' Dr. Wells' fiinct if Jinteta TERMS—B3 • Tear; fil.M) ha’; yi flubs of ton oojiteo for o*e ya ir, aitiWiroch. F2A0O. wtfta .-rr.Exutf rKtJtirvi» it* re ■Sa.**—« Club, eoewtivg U • rori 4 Wffi ■:NSW CARPET HOUSE NATURES or and myrelf was* latten by a mad dog AahnepwM Mtte* al tbe same tfare. Arerogfa* reaar euros ofcrod hr te SHI. kQM ani wwM W cFjroLSTOtUJ goods. Vital D. woo*, neeevasr --74MOVROE STBEET, xsrear Evaaiko. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-05-18.pdf 2b32d51ca0ac20e91dd801c4f49bb7c5 PDF Text Text —'ijy vol; HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1871. NO. 3.:; tin next Son Chrutobal, then just era! of the city and before ns, tho largest ru-.d lowest of thorn all, which rectavss upon the city of Mezfcb. O. the 7th I' tho waters of nil the othan, fa lake TssGm. Twiggs' division, ted by Gm. Har-1 eneo ; then oonlh of this at a dtotaMo noy at the hand of the dragoons, took I of fire miles is teko Hoehtaulca, and up it. lino of march for th. hall, of the east ol this and tire smallest of all £. Montetumas. . The diriatons of Worth. lake Chaleo. LakeTtacnoo Rbshsrft'ta Pillow nod Quitman followed cf inter- j its wafers and what it receives from tho vote of on. day. Goh Childa,wiih 1,400 )‘ o'Jwr lakes through Tula river Into the men, was left to garrfan Pttehla. i Gulf of Mexico. The sura total of our troops that adAt the time of tho ooaqaest the city vanccd fnan Puebla upon the capita! was entirely sforouudsd l^ the waters was 10,RM all told. They consisted of of lake Tetcufo, anJ was' cooaocted to' a brigade of earalry, tho artillery com- ' tho mainland by .throe gnat rauaewayn, panic*, and four division. of infantry. The debris of tho dty, deaioitahwl by Tho fohowiug it a catalogue of th. about fou feet, to that tta> central tart of tfa. modem city built upon ll^gi! I &c. of tho fuctner oao. to etornted eboat six foot above the avoage terol cf laks combination will Mt; aad the latter ia Teicuoo. Tho tnudren city is tho oldest fire only combination of airohoi and waand meet splendid raqdtal on this soati- ►r.' (far fifend'. ebemi.try is as lame As hto logic. Ho admits Ito danger in tho volunteer company of ©apt" Mc­ fact, and tortures chemistry to prove it Kinstry. Tiio/rri division at infantry, Gen. Worth, its first brigade, CoL Gar- --------------- --------------- _ —-------- --------- harmltMs - fa thocry. We must use forland, consisting of Demmin', light bat- i with ah principal gatae, two upon Um tery, Major Gait’s artillery, Co!. Briton's I ndrth, oao upon tho oast at which the moveth itself aright, and gfveth its col­ battery and the 4 th infantry commanded \ national road nwruiaates, one Upon the or in the cup, with tho serpent and the by llnjcir Loe. '■ ;sou th-wont and one upon tho west Tho adder eoited in tho bottom, or atay away Tho smbU diririou, Gen. Twiggs com- approachre are over causeways two or from half of Christ's ordinance “till I oom*!" Christ prescribed it, and it ia raandfag, its 1st brigade Gen. I’. F. • three miftgjn length. There navigable al short Smith, couristfag of Maj. Loring's rifle deep * ' ” ditahro * - ■ intervals regiment, (formerly Sumner's) M^j. in tiio low ground., one of which entire­ churchf and happy are wa, whose Dimick's artillery, the 3d infantry, Copt. ly surrounds the city. Oner the«> are stomachs can bear the liquid fire! A«Ay Alexander, with TnyloFs light battery ; swing bridges upon the cauwwayr, and with aneh traditions of tho olden, and tho 2nd brigade, Col. Riloy, oonsuiing at each bridge fortifications with om- saskpraoticM of the Church! Bat what K Christ did use it! which of l8o 4th artillery, Major Ga-tincr, brsAuros for cannon and musketry. The 2nd infantry, CapL Morris and 7th in- intervening lands, though fa tho mate no man can prove. He did undoubtedly fantry.CoLl’lympton.with UauL Smith’s low and wet, have here and theft, slight u«-.leavened breed. Does Mr. Goodlike oui, with pretty hatn- win give his flock unleavened bread ! I company of sapper, and miners. irdetufn a high state of cultf- trow not Where the tetter WDetb, bo Thu tkiri division, Gen. Pillow Mm ‘ire neat cut'.agre of three gar- bolds fast to the totter; where it ia harm­ mauding. compcscd uf tho first brigads, I Gen. Pmtco, eunAbtiag of tho iltli regi­ less ho fa content with its spirit; and yrt laugks at my terming an adherence ment, Col Itaruom, the 12th Col. Bonto tho “drunkards drink” a “prejudice )uun and t!>e l&th Col. Morgan; the to a senselras idaa." He does. not bewrond brigade, Gen. Cadwalader, con­ sisting uf tiro voltigours, with the moun­ tain Imwitsar and rocket battery under mrcitiottedby Berra! Dmx. uw.lfte iogwool. He would har» it pare ; and : Col. Andrews, the 11 th fafentry, Col. time of the eonqucit, hace nearly dis- recommends that the ••Church .herald Graham the 14th, Col Trou-dato, qiposrcd. Tho daaring <rf the country Mt come of it* deacon, to tuanufactarand th. groat dram tads in tho 17th fag it” Deacons, I suppose, oo thal and Cup*. Magruder's battery. Dio fourth division, Gen. Quitman, century have withdrawn the water, of the borine, may bo kept in the hands ‘ cotinxM.nl of Gen. Shield's brigade, con- the lakes from 'their former llnuts, eo .using of Col. Butler's Palmetto regi- that MWte <>f them are bordered by every Hqtrcr sellar'fas'to ba, to get, a license. In iraagfaafem 1 Mo some jn>cnt,Coi. Burnett's New York volun­ good deacon “going into tho lauiaeas." teer, the 2ruT Penn, regiment, Col. Un adreriteea in tho city paporti as folBoberts, CuL Watson's marine, and ' Capt fiteptoo's battery. On tiro evening of the 8th, our second day oat from Pueblo, Gon. Scott and suite with a com]any of Jragisros over1 took us al a hamlot where we had pitah' od our tents far the night. He eontin uwhen a minbter of bi. goipol asserts1 cd with us until we arrived in sight of । tho capital. Tho diffirrcn! divisions of that onlr alcoholic wino is hi. prescribed our army moved ra rrArfai, and at about drink with which to “do thia In remem- &c. Buckeye and Clippe: Mowers and Reapers. Johnston’s Self-Raking Reaper. Buckeye Grain Drills, Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower, DRY GOODS! FlIOPRl ETORS OF THE LOITER T1LLV EVER. 7569^7 Phoenix Cash JACKSON WAGONS GIcn &- IInil Threshing Machines. CTov Hwllers anti Grain 1 drills.-and Gale’s* Patent .Sulky Bhke. Ladies' Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. half a <la) 's journey apart. Tho dis- U& mile*. Our way was o j well cultivated . country. i was rolling and the road gradually rte­ ' rtg. The country waa diversified with beautiful hamlets, splendid garden, and orchard., hedge* of cactus, plantations ' of cunt and ateo. i On the 4ll> day eut.ve remta-d the ! pees of Rio Frio, 10,000. feet .boro the Russell & Nevins, c American r 1871. City of Hastings, ^dshral Start. GROCERIES poisonous fa thrmrelro,. when comlxr.scl with other .ubitanres tnsy becoate harmless." Is not th i. the wine tdfa Ur’s logic—and wry threadbare at that! And what bearing has ft open the qaero tian, after he has admitted that I’ is dangwous for a reformed inebriate to drink hl* prescribed eotabinafota; and when •'every tyro fa Aanistiy,” as well as everybody rise, knows thal atoobol fa pup* julre, or apple juire, or' water, is afcohol still, and neveranything rise. A eAnttari combination may change the Thia thought rite* to sty miod reading in tho J/rear, of April 12th, a eommuteca'fon from Her. H. M. Goodwin, with hit “rebnke* of an arti­ cle of mine in the B-xtoc Dow alul, and re-puWiahod in the B.xxra of No. Is tM cond his chemi*hy ; though if doabf not, every fuhionabte wino drisfikcr win My sea level. We found in thn high re­ his reasoning ia correct. I Ha astert. ' giou many cool, refreebing spring., icy j cryrial lake, and char cool ri«ul<U, thal Christ “used and prater j gushing from tho banks by the wayside, 1 n-]K»fag among tho hills, or rippling on [sbbly bottoms aerom our path. The helion* it was nnfermeutod ' • feathery palm and the fruits and forest but that Christ prs^W it but in their steed was the evergreen, and of tho old argamedt that Ik Trite, the sufatitutioa of water far a In. at communion ia an innovation upa the prnetioe of the Chureh; but no more so than eras the introduction of stoves fifty years ago; wheo it u mid old women Muted at tho right How long wm It tho practice of iho wbote Christian church,to Eaton to hour long mittens f Tho Church lias outbred that .PI take* idea; and the equallT abthe productions of more temperate tetiauid notion that there is any infriasio tudee. The Kmarjr was tho most copnterit fa wino—whether with m* per seat '■ tirating and grand my eyes ever behold. Directly to the toft wo. tb« snowy top of before Him; that, if it had been taw. He of alcohol or toi—fur communion, will would prohabh' bar. ww-d Hurt. Mr. . Ixtacwhuall ; forth, r to tho southwest, a Tho city of Ifaebfa wax ohm tho aoat. Goodwin thinks thia is He swy» i tompcraaoe shall prevail in tho world,ar of a great metavjo'.m In tbs time of distance of thirty mites, but on account that any progress in knowledge can be Cartes’ faration it is raid to have ooa- i.of tho clranteas of the atmosphere in mads fa tho Church. that elevated rogiuu, teeming no more tainml 200.000 people. It numbered 400 Astee tan.plus CARRIAGES pay Cash Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. ’STEWAKT £ STKIJfHOFF. All Iraoea of Bs •ymboTum T Why, it ia symbolic, “Mt merely by its eulor, (partly, is it, than sate a greet pyro raid that stood lone and higher into ths cloud, with Its white. ' top, continually swept by wintry tern•rchiem-d .atari, juries troll, so far,) solitary upon o pinta to tho sooth-weet. but because it ia tbn Uf* of the grape, When n nwwo boy I frequently saw ]»e- pe.ta, while tho soft aepbyr» of unfail- ' and can became drink only as the body fares of this pyramid in school gwgra- [■ in- summer aported in the vallrr* that is bruised and broken." AU this will encircto its buss. Far to the north the phiM, but never expocred to see ft fa apply just as trail to cider is. to wine. substance real. It steads uoar an old i! tong rangua of Anahuac lying against Thoty* of the grape, indeed!! Femreotvillage called Cholate. Its appsoraase : tho horirnn like huge loviatlious limit , the view—behind us the rich Poebta j alion takes pfaee-fa tho aet of putrefimcannot fail to impreia foe Ubolder with i valley — before us the grand and pktturi fooltags of grandeur cod awe. A«oc j —is lUoUfcof. ifa>gTa{te,qtotaM truly tradition inform, u. that fa tho I4th I, eaqun mountains, that wn now know i ' is frcmauted wine the dariA of < iL. Ptaecntury.at the refabratiou of a religion, barely shut oat from our gnso the great, . mentation caantt take ptaee tfll after goal of our amhiiion, tho famed city of i anniverniry, no tats than MO.OOO, war : death, when the’wino Em undergtno n. captives wore im-->utatod upon ila summit ' change, and fam becurao vinqgnr, its ryr.ito tho gods of the Aatecs. [ boliun reiTJun. equally faq^y, fa that WnremahMsd at PnoWa nearly throe Sirta Hi fetaisl DtM ed like an open picture, tho beautiful; volley uf Mexico. Itavnued in tho die- j : tar.ee for a circuit of half tho horiatm ! ■£•£21 Gen. l*ieree with bis brigade ef SJMM men left VcmCnteonihe Ifitbof July. • They bad no fam thaHjjx sharp conflicts ower. will drew anyone at a glance tho length of tha various siscs, and tha number of nail# fa a pound. They are rated from ‘•a-penny" up to “20-peuny.’' The first column gives tho number, the second tho length in inel.ee, and tbu third tho numl«r |-r pound : tiiat is— �New “—r~“ From Pari*. FIRST NATIONAL IfaA 1871. iff Barlow & G°°dyear Clothing House, tho Pnirident oaaunwa tha additional BY GOODS & GBOGEBffi! FOR SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE BROWN'S BLOCK majority of Sb over all oilier candidate*, Cutnittne split into) HUTaCVKIOL. - Kay fl, W7L they enjoyed under tha Treaty of! U4, udua. CAIlL"bCnVRZ Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards BLACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. | Hastings, which loyal men are subjected in tho South, must be broken up and rooted free navigation of Canadian and United THE CELEBRATED RED LION BRAND monsiblo way, both in Qmneeticnt and New York, three NOW OPEN. POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES ALL IN WANT OF ' DRESS LINENS AT ALL PRICES. ' EVERY THING IN THE WAY OF WHITE GOODS. PIQUES A SPECIALITY jirore it, whenever uio I hare the kiodnasa to give tunily for securing a Jwwvmj io nimpel tho attendance of witnesses. United State). anil thia matter ia ro- The AtoMubJx to-day voted to rebuild the reddenco of Tbicre in Paris, atpuhlic expense. A motion declaring the Republic permanaii was re fem d to n interesting oarrcepondcut. Last night tho Rnpubiwans of tho District had a local jubilation and torch- Englwh, 4$G'l; cxclttrirc of tho vote consideration of the Treaty mode by tho S a trifling thing must bo dona m gratify them. tni*«ioti, which wo hoj» Generallyuthese piMthamouv desaonatra- Joint High they raayiunanimouily ratify. Wo re- the long ponding difficulties with Great Britain, and largely in the interest of of Cheshire and Enfield, and from tha Fourth Ward of New Ham. The shall publish th? Treaty in full, but its great toagth tnay cadtido it from tboa CUTS, MS, I1L1LS, mis, oua. ma, SATIN LACES, JACONETS, JACONET CHECKS NAIN800K I’LAIN.X BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK CHECKS, VICTORIA LAWN, z nainsook srmr>n>. FRENCH FINISH CAMlffltr SWISS MUSLIN. SHIRT FRONTS, BOOK MUSLIN, MAR&AILLES QUILTB, HANDKERCHIEFS EDGINGS, EMEROIDERIFA REAL AND IMITATION LA® INSERTIONS, ------------ ---------- -, ........... w..^a«. Trimmings and Notions, all kinds BROWN DRILL, AC, AC SHIRTS, authority for stating that the projected columns. didatea so noir each other that tho few settlement will »ati*fy tho national feelOno uiiichicTuas result of tba fragscattering ballot. would prevral either isntniy divpateho- scat from Washing- ! >a rvlsttK la We new Treaty has l>w>n I­ > cause uianndcDtanding concerning | ticut, into tho RepubliTreoury, will shortly proceed to Europe, rhe Largest Stock in the City! DENIMS. STRIPES. TICKINGS CHECKS, D A IT. CARSIMEER BIXACHED-and T'NBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND i.uw MU>W cwraun uiai i^o cuuui) <4 i British subjects against our Goverruient fur damag« *staiu*l during the rebel- I lion’aro upon th., same footing! Republican) a* iteadily courted iaveatios tho AlaitMit claiun Such claim) are J» |»ax to bo dxddcd by a distinct Board - the 1 * claims xtanding ol:uo, an I tho • Engli>h Government having auihoria- i! . aa cxpruviiou of regret — which it t» < ' maliral if not duvnrigjit impuaaibte. found. near to an apology at great powr r» «ncr go-that the xr-arion for thteJ daixtx* j throughout Eorope.the inaiguifl.-aat pro- should cvw liavt been giren. Tfw« ode obvione objection to the Treaty dk-1 apptnr-x. Tho in.tninu at op;cire to I hare given great rntudactiou to tho j American members of tho High C»n - not duly qualiliixl ruler*. Of the 23 or principal in Europe,which retards the tnlasina. nnd the people everywheru will I thus siweitiiri it wtu proved that jinc did not vote at all. sad them was no proof SHEETINGS, toward an larratigstfon of the doubtful ty of language.and it cannot do otherwiM than advance ttw great into:cote of Chris­ tian cirihxatioD- And it is hoped that its raritiestinn by the Senate will follow the tail,. DEATH OF HQ*. WK. K. FEETON. the death of Hon. Wm. M. Fvntoc, one Prints at ten cents per Yard! » cordially invitm|^o examine my stock as to prices, qual­ ity and style. larranlahly weakened by the withdraw ' settle tho difficulty, but eimmafaacM were ngainit him. ’ The British Gurora- THAT CAN NOT HE EXCELLED’. BOOTS AND SHOES to please aav cue. CLOTHS AND CLOTHING. A LARUE STOCK. Carpets, and Paper Hangings! THE Hastings, May 10th, lb" I. XXI BARRY term*—making up Cur pouible riika by soure - of ill-feding between the two fountrie* will now be got ri>! at - .V F. MS IK IEIE8 SO Linn New Advertisements. In Fact BLACKSMITHING. Goods are Cheaper than Low ! ''ISJteratrASwrM.ifts MILLS FAMILY NASfJVFLLl-, MK'MIGAN. 1250 Main Street, JACKSON ; A.a<> jojgjug „f Wool - Wanted! it year, wiui ci t- . — — -, >■ foriaammima. ej wr laauucuuu. ce-. ce.-env “ICJlIOAX. OeMr .f Darn."-- AHD AMEBICA" WALL PAPfiFR. ... „ DlliWIIS,MWS.N^Wl! Our .*fnA c^thtbu a Large Line of MICHIGAN. FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GRANT Ar,PHILLIPS. KEEP A GENERA1 FLOUR! & Goodyear _ BROWN & CARTER, z- AT THE STORE OF WHEELER & DOWNING May lb, 15, 1871. IDil. BRICK barlow tho 23 wrongfully deducted hero from Jew ill’s vote,should be restovsd. (2.) Thatfn Enlield, the, indorsement ou a package of straight Democratic delete, numbering 76, won inadverlnnt- tally, and soAP>t to conceal tbs fraud by with-I drawing 100 Republican tickste. The । LITTLE E. Q. WILLIAMS AM) DECORATIONS, PAPER AND OIL CLOTH ।WINDOW SHADE*. TASSELS, PKTUHI CORD, AC AMERICAN AND SCOTCH-HOLLAND. IN GREEN. WHITE. BUFF AND BLUE, FOR WINDOW SHADES. DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, lating to agriculture. married Adelaide S. Bird - denied that the Republican caudidato sail, daughter of Hon. Janus Birdsall. And w<« will Hclktl 35HS3S cheap as any house From New York to Chicago, The Treaty of Washington. BITTLE BE CH SMI WM. LOOMIS, We make uo .Iri^ud te|| no |ieg^ bl|t w)1 Has .received his Spring stock of DRY Goods on their GOODS .HJVD GROCERIES, which Wo Sell the Kloronco Sewmg Machine. we found them in th. Detroit Tr.M«r TUE BEST Z.V TBE h’OBLB I lislied being made, tho vote ..f Connect!- Plats tire u i ftllai a rial a Hi Hit tf M niw pa May. 1871. !» tea little lap.;. is full and complete—bought for CASH a! the lowest market price, nnd wishes to be understood that he will not be Undersold by anyonein Hastings or surrounding Country- the LATEST ! by the Call, which ia sit oxrmled by any C A KPETS ' ... I _■ K*^C?ttt4RT• ’ B M !■ '■ WB Hardware Store. 'Over SOO DETROIT STOVES STOVES Hold HoM by V �Tl(« Button. Thia well known end popular establish­ ment. tha npatafiraof which U ao wall understood that it needs no especial Oood heavy cottotmdo pant* 76 ‘5*7‘loubl* and‘.Lt suite 87.00. e o.'oo Cn***mw* *“iu' It-',00 to MICJCS.ih CENTRAL II. R. Orani WvByuJlgJHvinon 2.300 Black euite frjsu >10 to 835,00. «»RM T-Lu *5 810,00. 1,000 duxeu Cutton sock* fhuu 6 to 50 coat* a jxur. Hravual Rubber roata, warranted 83. Good Lintm rants only 75 coata Ixrgvrt stuck of Boy. clothing in tire State. Wo krwp'^rictly to Oxx Paico. • Star C luthiug lluuro Rd Cana) St. Grand Rapids. Utn Rio Coflte. at Brasil'*, for 25 crate prr lb. tf Bar Java Cud** M Barth** for 3-> ROBERTS & CO, bot Dacatar; W. K White, Wayland; W. Walk.r, Holland ; Isaac Ayw*. Danfol Pago, Sturgis; H. C. Flatt, Nile*; Ja*. Graham, Berrien Springs ; . Joa. Gillman, Paw Paw; Anson N. Norton, Grand Rapids, John Coffae, Alpine; Gsorgo Crawford, Big Rapid*; Delos A. Bloilg.v.t, Harooy; Chari** W. Clisbee, Cu-opolis; L B. Tyter, Down* Center; Loiaon B. Townsend. Ionia. rnnsr*. -Ary—Bardstoy Peak, Wm. E. ftalocnun. White Hgrem; Jaa Buy* Wm. E. Wbeater, Three Ri?«n: C. E. Smith. A. Brown, LeOraad WHtoomb, Edwin Hop*, Kahmuteoo: J. Solomon, Brady; D. Stookw*!!. Waytand; Jaa. Baekitt, PralrioviU*; Lraira Prily, xoological collection number* nlxiut five hundred rare animals, bird*, Ac., in the During lart fall there wa* 1,200 hbU tran^xwtatlon aad exhibition of which of green #£>ple* shippod. about four hundred men and licrsci nro There were alsj largo quoutitios of emrdoyod, it being larger and more comprototarivs in all ctopartruenta than any i-stablishraeut ever organizes. A for sou, pnnci[ully by D. C. Griffith. Aad animal* ia a rircu* do not convert a cirin addition to th* above thaw has been cu* into a meuagerfo, any mor*than th* railroad wood, ties, shovel and fork introduction of th* pon«y and monkey­ hand Iw and stares, which make np no riding make* a menogm* a circu*; aad 1 thoMwtai desire to *-u a complete and j exclusive manager)* ran only do *o by 1 traa sortions at th* d*pot. vidting Van Amburgh A Co’s astablfoh- 1 Lart Maroa Naahviljg Tur Canadian pro- do not favor th. the brat wool market* in 1 treaty with a very high approval; A tha country, and a* this" *■ the morning of April Mth, H. H. Cola, Halifax dispatch of May 12th, My* : TwxCsxnM. Miiu—Mr. Marble is ly returning, I am acthori of Crystal,went down into hi* well, to r»“Tha local govaronaat papers de*f H. A. Itestu. vifuroody pushing the repair* at thi* covnr n burket which hod been accident­ Fclxfol book*, SpMkara, and a full nsated with them for the sriisou.'jirijas. ly dropped. The wall was stoned up, mH!, and will hare it ia running order grosdy unjurt to tha province*. The aorimont of Stationary nt . by Jun*. He has just placed hi* cur­ Stirling, of Eaton Rapids, an cxperteac- and h* doacended on tho stone*. The government paper* give a quasi appro­ J. I*. Roam:* A Co's, drug sturv. rent wlirel in poritiun, .nd >t i* thought «d wool dealer, and they will b* pre­ well wa* 82 fort deep, with throe foe: of val, and want to await th* text erf tha , water af the bottom. Il* stepped on treaty. Among tho** intere«tad in th* Ask your Druggist fur Iku’s 1‘fc.tvthat with (he fall ba will get through pared to rereire aU that may bo offered ; I ou* bottom stone aad it gave w*y. and ns*. Euxta and cure your cyld. th* ride race from th* bridge, will b» igun and Coldwater and Mansfield Rail­ and pay for the asm* tho highest market 1I th* whole raved in, sotuing down six fishing burins**, tho treaty is not re­ garded with entire dufavor, breaua* it Acxtxr t Sukba, Agent*. tuActant to run aU the machinery neces­ roads was bold in Coldwater Tbur*d*y, price. Mr. Griffith also propo*ea buy- feet from tho top, thus making a depth opens tho Amoriran market to thnn, but sary for carrying on a large establish­ at th* campany’s offiee, which voted so that eompotittoa will not bo "f 26 feet of solid earth and rtone* all others denounce 1L” DRY GOODS, Clothing, hat*, rap, j ment. By th* way, this wheel is on* of unanimously to coniolidate th* two wanting. W* braptak for Na»brille a above hi* head and apparently resting, Gent* 1- urnishing good*, and everything 1 on him. Tho earth «nd stone* w*ro ture can ba found al Mudgre*. iMHf I Mr. Marbl*'* own iavantion, and he brancha of tho road, after which tho full share of this commodity and for th* j om-doualy removed by p. R. Walton, a think* kc will bsv.it patented. Ho has ron solid stall oompaay slacted th* follow-• fortunes satisfactory pxtau* for their wool. ■curatifio well-diggvr residing in Woare, ,Huroo*s luwatlended the- use of Barr's l nil flat el.« machinery, and a* thi. is IngdirecUre; H. C. Iroria, D B. BkinTho people of this place have taken r<g(oral Elixir for sixteon yearn. the only catdixg mill in th* coanty, wo nor, J. G- FarUuurt, F. V. Smith, and the initiatory atop for un old faduantxl Fsaxxxsaro planting. trust ho will have iJonty of work to do. J. 8. Young*. Coldwa-CT: V. F. Collier, fourth of July celebration, but of this I i 7 s. m., until 7 1-2 r. ■- Whoa found i by Mr. Walter*, a stouo wrigiiiag 25 Gaum arv growing. W* are glad to see theeiurgwtic spirit Battle Crook; Joreph Fisk, Allegan; । expect great prater* and Haring baud। lbs. was resting directly ou the top of of Mr. M. in rtarting thi* enterprise, M. H. Hickox, H. Coltey, H. H. Sturgis, । bills will make their appearance in du* hi* b*ad, and - also out cn each ride a* Aix nature is imiling 0U>. BELUBU »D DIRECT ROUTE. for by it hundred* of dollars will bo' B. Buras, J. H. Cook, and A L Grim**, | close tu cutthl be without crushing it :>i j;i>. Bctmn w rather quiet. Ho was alto closely hcmm*d in brstono* WIOtlTXAR.-Oi rtHrw**, U>s Uik brought i to our t:wa, where the Mme ’'Ohio, Very Cvrurablo yepofta of <h« OartsRsexs next wvt-k. 1 Tux 8tn Hutx 03 ran Ara Taxx—A ' from his feet to his shoulders btrangn >mi, MMrtl.t* riSrCkra A. ri* at Alien’.. He is agent for F. -V Fullamount would go sway if It wore not ■ progrv*. of tho work on the road wore to My, ho hail hi* sense* during tlie i cr’» furniture. tstf DtMtuim. day, Mag 30. hare; and thi* i* not all ; if hi* *xpcri-1 made, end all thing* indicate that th* rorrrapopdeat uf tho Jinrlitrr and Tri- > wlioto -1. - R I.i— Eighteen years ago test month, Mre. I mm report* another caring in of the 1 Rbcxhi the fallen wMi-w. F. A. Fctu* i* one of the oldret meat should prove a success, wo may.! road will be graded *omo time la July. W. earn* to Hasting* a brid*. Here road, over tli* lublerrancoa prnuego on wholewde dealer* in furniture in Barry sea the Thontappl* river lined with' has boon her homo over since, and bore, County. <stf Exumexext.—The Levi Bro*, pro- the Air Isn* Railroad ou the 8th. Work[ mill* aad factories from Broadway to year by year,, she ho* more end more WLern is the Street Sprinkler ? jirieton of btar Clothing House, msntoid Ixscti bo>y for some time in Ornamental? endeared boredf to th* cnlargu* drclo In Croup, Bs**'> Fbctoosl Huxib Ute Depot, who knows f Tim* will tell Rxsn Mrs Tartar's focnl wotice. Grand R*|od«, aro bouu l to make Ui*ir making everything scenro. Timbers of acquaintance* and friends. works a* if by magic Tho Bxjcxxx i* only ALSO a year. Aekley A Flade. Agent*. T*m New Ban-—Th* use bell for I mark in the world a* wide awak* adFixx cracker* will soon bo in demand. Eznandel church fo already on th* yvrtisera. They have for a long time Nicxwunn aruniag* for promenading. ground* of the society and will *oua b* boon publishing a pjoalhly paper of about half-sbctt *im ; but with th* May Wt wiH publish th* Orancfl Proreod- placed ia position ia tho tower which i* number, they com* out with a full grown ingsas toon a* banded in. ' pa|»r uf 23 columns, end filled with Th* bell «• of the finest metal, weigh* Foextw nt July approaching. W* news and literary matter, intorapcraod are aligning to Noahvilte tillsywI 1,1 BhUw.. and i* from the relebrotod with adrsrtiwmeat* of their*, at well as M.ttrtdy Boll Foundry, W*rt Troy. N.Y, other borines* honsos at the Valley city. It cost at the foundry >521. Wo wish thorn success in their titular­ imiuw SnrnsL important job* of grading , taking. The name of their popcr is tli* About: o’clock the «wilch tender, who ■ and repairing (trectrwiHaocn'commoac* । H. Arana is Agent for Hasting, and "Star Ckitiiing Hou** Literary Gazette.'1 had been for Mxnathne admiring the ! ! Will mxire the work a* itprogrrre*.. job, and looking over the glooming rails ' vicinity, for the sale of Fruit Tree* that qiannad the rnysteriou* sink-hole, I Wax Hsr* has somqrfed a situation from the above Norrery. hoard a kind of sleeping round and a* book-knrpor nt the store of Goo I- . came yesterday, frnm tha ladle* of : felt a jarring rensation, \iul behold llio I >ar A Barter ' Halting* Mar. 2, *71. 9m Hitchcock** Ice Cream Rooms, to all the .1 track sank slowly down till tlivn? *as . printer* and printeovsaca, and printer* ' acnrcoly any dirt to be seen—only a' ____ wive* and tittit ean of both offleos, to mas* of timber, log* and Jen rails pud |R«.R««— <»•» *»*»"•■ Itiea! It ia said that about 10 acre* of' The foUowit E ?s:= ___ _ .kU . .. 1 The first tolling uf the new bull of partake of ice cream. W* all did so, Iku:&£ I Emanuel church van on th* occasion aad must say that WO enjuywl it filje. I t, for which our thank* ar* due to of tha funeral **rrv* of Mrs. R- B Wightman, coo who had alwaft tabor. ‘ min* bort” end hoatrsa, and slut to । ed with ptida for every improvoiuont of Mr*. Clara Allan, who *o happily pre­ tha (hutch and society. And feeling* of sided over the teblw. tbit were filled Medicines, SAINTS & OILS. .tBXSMl* zssatssr-nw’i’’'-’ '■ CITY PAINT SHOP! Michigan Central R. R. PAINTERS s the FBUIT & OMAHHiL THEIS Ayer’A Cherry Pectoral, LY Wx horn the miserable potato bugs hare already commenced depredations' > Txx Cxs.cs —The population of Mick, on tha young tuaMto rintw. Shoot ’em, igan on th. first day of June las . as burn 'em, kill ’em, Llsst ’em. । officially deteemmad wa* I.IH.059, of which number there were native* of ’he 1 Mrs* Oinnu atRarlow A Goodyvar'* State 507,268. uf the United Slate* 016- [ store, at»l Mis* Wilcox, at Russell A M9,‘of Foreign Countries 208,010. and Is-af Ten. dried upon pjroelsih, and Netins* hnira l fiie display of Mlfiinniy there wa* 10,688 entered people, and cured in the same manner as if prepared ' for native consumption. It Is certainly i I:! . IH i' । ; a must pslataUe bavwsgo. au-l very A fiMmri unde- too Drtsoit ,»ror la Nxw Tjmt.—Ib*re wa* a aliaago of j eheap. Giro il a trtal to bo nim[>leted in »wn yeari. A hrnvy time on al) the Railroads on th* 15th, ------------ —------------------undertaking, but it ean be accomplish- and we gtinl th* new tables ou the Valley Division uf the Michigan Cen­ tral. and th* Jackson. Loosing nnd 8*gi- old German named Brauscr, near that city, who had always been noted for his WMhingtm block, has aU the tatart «— °» tU DlI*T ro°^ h,T* Siyte. ta the Arcs, making Un. and in- D" r’**ir*’ ”» — tabfo^,«t probs- extreme junrerty, living in th* ino*t beg­ garly stylo and clothing bimrelf with vile, th. ladies to rail. bl-T U "*** l**u* the refuse garment* of other*. After Mraxirn. - In this city, on Saturday liere.i* lite vatablisbed rule erf spoeil for last, by the Rev. J. H. Itos*. Mr John trains pusing through this dty. But it Deaufo. oo. of the editor* of the Jfrw contain 120,000 in guld and diver ouin. JewaaZ, aad Miss Mary Barber, all of A parttally deaf and dumb son h tho ia not horded in all ca*ra. Whyt thia eity Although Dennie publishes only heir to thia treasure. a Democratic paper he gore for th* Fl Peninsular Railway. !HIG. MERICAI >NS, fret front, 12S fret dswj, and three sto- i rice in h--ipht. The main audience n*>ei1 il l. saitidCl prrsnhu There will al­ M> b.« a college ohap d on the Inw-r tour A. M. Roar ha* removed bis black­ smith business to the new shop on the corner of JeSsnon and Court St*. He wer three hudred jump* on Thursday, and a hundred and seventy next morn­ ing. Ker funeral wa* very largely at- | Go to Clark’* Gallery, optioaite th* IVwtoffice, and rea th* new rtvlr* of Pieturea. You can not fiulof being pleased. IIES, CASH ITixb had lived them unew 1828; O. F. Olcott, Harthitd, VuuBuren Co., April 13th, a pioneer and leading citizen. Itenuon, ia the township of Castleton, wa* entirely destroyed by fire on Satur­ cru Michigan Agricultural and Mochanday eftentoon test, about 3 o'efoek. icai Society will mert al Grand Rapids, Cause unknown—th* family all bring Thursday, May 25th, at 10 A. M. away at the time. Low about *1,000. ofl’AKLOIl ALBUM. insured in tho Barry and Eaton lire In­ W. M Carlton, of Hillsdale, U get­ surance Company for #000. J. F, Minkler has opened hi* new ting up quite a fame a* Port on th* Topicture Gallery, at the old IW Office bidoJTfede. Tho New York Su* pays building. Fuat ctai* pietiuv* guanui him a high compliment but think* it b I trad or money refunded. Cell and sew. ■■Nasby.,,-It i* Coritou. ; To Nebraska. California. Kansu, and tt.ax.as.i-a ■ Tit* *tarting points of this Route are iax Chicago and Praria. Th* rontral Bisuruhri-—-TU ' ulnatratsani uf ! point ^BURLINGTON, ou the Muwu- aoeuM on the ¥r*ri*aippi, in Akmy SMurri^, for th* SOtn inxt. Fubti*h*d by Jao.-B. Otgood A Co., Boston, Ma**., nt K> ,09 a year, or 10 prate a ropy- pise- w won na rasa । Huxr MwxxUufv baa gao* to N*w ' York to look after M. brother’, store, th. Intern baring Uwe obiig«d to retire from husmeo. Uh aeromrt of faffing We learn that CapL 11 F. Itemb, late of the U. S. Army, mure reoontly from the Pacific Coart. ha* entered inb part­ nership with Z. B. Williamson, Ewj., for the purpose of carrying on a gener­ al Variety stare at Meadrille uvea mitoa east of otu eiiy. Those gtlhuiau pro­ pore to keep a good store nnd strictly Tcmjieraaoo. Tho building they pro­ pose to occupy haring long been used a* a saloon, people can find itto n > long­ er. We bespeak hr them n liberal patronage, and foci sure thal their trade, in that section will be regt axlea-.lvc. H. 8. Lamb ha* recently been appniaied Fuetnsastcr al Maadrilk, and ru-s-n r-tet. rv..,...^ r> xr ,3b* Detroit TrAit/u say* that tl«* State priten develop* a bit of romance ia th* care of a lady from Wiseunria. a wife of mlh roriricte, and dareribad a* yunng aad graceful, who ha* own* to rreido naarth. pdum while her hus- year* <rf hi* term. .Vmr-Jing to the |ai*mer‘» *tory, h* wm in some way onpMpdts ata-d reriadtefa Wistaria, and to **capo prosecution there canw to this State and plead guilty t-> steeling a watch of his grandfathar. far tho pur­ port of getting mto priroa white his !1 leads rtttfod up til. swin.’te which having been aroumplishcd. hi* food far two days he was eery much deranged wifo patianfte awrite hi. relrere. white b* premiere nrttar things forth* future. utmted nd body, bat w* betere ba fo •towly recovering. and ia only sfitated I*rt of totters remainiag in tha Port- «*«. May lij^ H?l. Liilfo Bradley, M, D. Br.reta.*, Goo. part of th* propla. for th* pro>M*itim> of George Vanderpool, chargro with the mujderof Herbert ITohl, at hi* next and Jhinl trial, which will rom* off in Hartings, Barry Qntnty, in Augu*t Hoc. Tboniat B. Church and Hon. E. 8. Egglsri.m, of thia city, will manag* the proteruliup, and the defense will, a* at Use last trial, bo In the bad* of John Van Arman, Esq , of Chicago, and Hon. D D. Hughes, of thi* citv.—Grwad Atep d» Tuw. (17th.) HA! HA! H. A. Bas e 111 Go th*r* for your CHOICE GROCERIES! DENTIST, Tulrfle �smr i>rt*Tmnm KRTE LEGAL SO-TIMO*. RAILWAY. 1 400 mita* under S60mile* without I ’ 0^ Mamgwat Change of cmchea. 1 Diuchey A Co’s. Column. gltOJLD ffACOK-POP^Lt: «4CX »JVTS sr&s BOSTON, ALBANY, new YOBI 8 O’CLOCK. rxinctrAL rcixn tx a«w roxx *xn »rw Exat-txD. tn f** mi, MXaiOW* of PCTNNV LVAWIA IBM BAtlWAT IXIXXKI rW>M Ra heater to New York, W> miles, Bufido to New York. 423^mtlce. Dunkirk to New 1 ork, 460 milce, Ctovstand to New York, 6Jto miles, (hnc-.nn.ti to N. Y-,M»ndK tm. >■ Ml/.m.n » ur anr tew lo uuko (1 U ♦ >uiwd»» Mlll*r*«rmvT.tru>4 HUI. >17,, taring, repairing, beautifying or ore*tuonbng, any l.ouw or other building or Bimurtananro onv shall Lnuehava ar a. thnr biSdiug, in thistoState, ii«n Taxd u fbom J3F“22 t<> 27 Mitas rar rnonrex ■ot’rx. Al train, r» dlrreOy thresh to Xr» York. ET’SeO miks w ithout change ofc-mchs*. , for th* value of such tabor and materi­ als ui»n such huuwa or building and »*4 open th. lot J land “DM3 wpidn wosame stand*, aotaxcredJreg tmmasarter of a soctam. motadmg Heir the swootYoic* of tho child,; 1 title and iatenM of such owner or lev- j Which tho night winds repeat U they roam; ; rec, at the tuna al th* making tho ongij sal uotsuct for .irch homo or th* im­ Oh, who could rvfo-t this ninat ptainlivo of prayvro. : prevmontx ; but tho aggrogat* of all “ 11*0*1-, father, dear father, come the liens hereby nutUnred. shall nut exceed tho price stipulated tn tho origi­ nal cun tract bvtwe«n sueh owner or leo- Father, dear lathor, romo homo withmo I wo and toe orlgival contractor, for such i improvreMrts; io tus eaa* shall tha ownTho dock in tho steep}* strikra two; | ar re lorere b* eranpolted to pay n grott- The night has grown colder nnd Benny «r sum for, Or on account of snehhaaaea, ta worw .building, re other improrom-nt, than But hs has been calling for you; »th* price re’asm stipulated in rail origi- Indeed ho fa woiw, ma sure he will dis. of swob pcenltaritiea which render an 1I nal orafraet re agreement I’erlutps before morning shall dawx: organ or a part, for instance tho bock ;• fixe. 2. Tho porous performing su.li And thi. is tho menage Jin sent tne to joints, weaker than it ought to be. ta at - tabor, or ftitniahuig such materials shall Ices', very doubtful. In rnv opinion th" 1: cause a notwe. io Jptiag, to bo rerved hereditary nature of spavin and kindred t! on .uchuw.cr bflrereo, „ hi. agent, direMoa ta amply explained, if ww only '.sub.toaV--.il} in tho following farm; krep in mind that tho narrow and small f. 1 1 ’ Yo’1 aro hereby Tho duck in tho steeple strikes throe; joint* aa well a* other bodily tanfwrfvc- notifiSl tl>at 1 tun [or have notlratiiloyTh., how i» no lonely, the houm am sc tiona are tran-w.ittod up«n tho oftapriug r1 *^1. . .------- ’ • ••I’orar [or | lonK* aad that such an ill formed joint fre- have fnrmshtd rasterin!*] 0B, or Jorl : Fre poor weeping mother xml mo ; •jnmitJy provm to be t«x> weak for the ex­ budding, aud that I shall - Yea, we are akmo, poor Benny ia (load. ertion and the burden assigned to it And gone with the atigeta of light; Benos->t became* dtaemed. If the hreit joint* art very sneak, it rices tlu-reon [or material. funmlid.’ j And these wwre tho very last words that baquMtly happen* that a colt, even bo-1 If there thn.ll bo a contra. t, ia writing, fore it has been braksn' for work, gets batwren tha onginal eoittraetor and tho i •■1 want Io kin pa|>a good-night” spavia sd when running idle in the pos­ ■WHxintmcfcir, or between the original | ture j if three joints, however, uro tol­ contractor and tho person ■» performing I erably *sU farmed, and act very weak, labor or furnishing suttreiata a. atom­ it, in th* moot cases wants violent «X*r- raid, a copy of rarh ralroonftart, if tho same can bo obtained, .hail bo mftikI with such notice and attached thereto, | I am sure if we reject strictly all those maem and borers for tre^linfe which m-fire* rhan be served within I dnys.frem tho completion of touch where joints are not sufficicitly strongjMcBtrast. or within twenty dare altar and. wall mads, wv soon shall 'havo no ।■ payment shall hare been made to tin* ■ more out** to c-tnpliua about spavin ii person prrforaingsux h labor or furnishand similar disoaare. Prevention is bet- /ia THEA-METAR S» A FVM _ £*5* 52u- SSS£!£s;E-ai “ atorear tre m WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLRS CAPTION REDUCTION OF PRICES ' TO CONPnRM TO IrtMMai :i«raj -7J.W---n.., .te-w, Ssrsr’js ■re. Uwntesto*^4 I* te *•*•! Hit, wfre. Ik. .*» .( l>e ln>».ro* ■^earrs: 4 i.une tsiUkl) M.tter «Uk narfmaiy *.. Mian stSMOsy <4 Ur.A4,tM-li. k. f-.it l7 u.u JURUBEBA .raxi’uiL.'.uLxia: w ing aaid claim.’ A copy of aaid notice । ah.ll be publiahcd, at thecx[ntra> of the claimant, in aomo reMrajiaper. nrintod in aoi.l county, once ta oach wonk for four MKCOreiro weeks after Cling ouch notice | wiih tho other ami. Tho bills should be with tho regutcr aforeaaid If, howev­ er, there shall be no paper publiahoJ ia , each way. aad tho plants Yhim lh.y have pred nil don- said county, thia tho cUiuiant of aold aihonld hatMnaad out to two or lien .hall po<il notice* of his claim for 1 in a hill. The boda must bo kept four aucev.lvo week*, in four of th.., clear ®f all wcoda andj^Mgl, and wiu-n | moat public place, in the townahip jn rxSSsFn-S’n l which »aid improvomrnt is rituatad, but ■ it shall not bo nrcraaary to pub hah or P°*t enpies of -any contract rvft'nrd to nouriakmArfw;!! m tho iaat jiwoding Metlon. behrokaa Tho ground, ufthi .-<;»* 3ur. 4. Tho ongtnal contractor ahall, os often a> roquewtod. in writing, by tho owner dr leuec. or hi. agent, niuka ont end give to him a atatemont of th# number of pcraon. Jn his employ, anti oub-cnnlractr heir name* and tho rate-of wagon or torois of contract. — .- . ■ "nd how much, if anything, i* duo to ;*on»ctimrs them, or any of tham. wkich itateuMnt . a.- > Iaade UBJ,r I fire. 5. If the money thres due sal I payable to such pmon. .hall not be I jaynhle, within Ian day. after aernre of I i mid notice aa atoraaid. or if anch : ! raouey shall not bo doo and paid threi ! ; within tan day* after tha money shall i become due and payable, and if the ' I amount claimed by such penon shall bo Tax Craaaxr Wosa.-—The Boston , admitted it. writing to bo due him by -fosrnd rf Choautrf rhre the following: ! the contractor, or atib-coatraclor, by W.arehUs-dbylir. E. Wnrerew, whom said money ia directly payabl*. of Waltham, that tho currant wurn, no I then euch porecn may oommouce suit i dasituutira to a favorite fruit, may Lo | therefor, in any court haring jurisdicfully and almout immediately destroyed tian, of the amount claimed to be du* | by the tree of carbonate of Erne. TV doctor tried tU powder in maqy foaten- 22SSE? ANTHONY 4 CO. Dr. Wells' Strati if Jinteta re.*** BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. Fremont Engine Works. Michigan Cem of Beany, in Prtte, Poetry A Newspapers, H1SW MARBLE WORKS ' ■ £^=T ■uei a nun, ,r. rrearretotorakk NONUMKNTB,HEAD BTON KF. TABLE TOPS, COUNTERFEITED. SELF fart Flare, X. r. ------- —_________ 1_ MEDIC WARM] PRESERVATION At the Expense of War! Iffi iES&i ry ‘■I* ■*. s.Lr4t*rea« ** iy-c: SKI.staaaeafck » <U aracam Coort Itow.^hi' NEW CARPET HOUSE OH. CLOTHS, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-05-25.pdf 28d744a623d022db85ae44743f928f1c PDF Text Text VOL XVI. Intwiwl sM HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1871. M. u a. <fcc. 'COUNTY, FOR THE BUCKEYE and CLIPPER BASE-BALL. The^tor^w^wewted erereito Johnston's Self-Raking Reaper. Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, and. Broadcast Plaster and Grain Bower. DRY LOITER TH.LV EVER. Daniel Dre# fa iUegwl to sob when be. guns wore being fired oo eiUioraido, the. mmrisdned denitena of Neuilly, Salilon-' rifle, and Lea Terne*, who havo been, shell paid nrn vfaH at 8 o'clock. Ufa 1 mttmng, and carried off a foot of etone living in their cellar, far tho nasi fart- . night, ventured to more flinir household {। from tho foot of fay Palcbny. As .1 gtxids into Uro center of the town. Tho I came away, the crowds were strallicv sun shone oat brilliantly up ‘.lie bloom-; leek to Paris, oat of Uro reach of 'ths ing chestnut trere in Uro vbampa Elya­ '■ next bombs whteh arv to faM in this an, oeo, a few sparrows cliirpod thrir little j throats away amid tiro almost Arcadian ' com nt on cd. n oalil ft had ooasad JorstiHuess winch reigned, and to which j ererf Rut, alas’iu the fem! W jrifa r we hare boon such unhappy airangur.}J Of tlilnga, that fa eDtpomaJU. ■ Mowers and Reapers! eSIOBTti .' dreu. Tho woman had a cradls fall of . linen on her bead anil an old trunk ir । her hand. One of the children, a floe । little girl of six years, carried on old, ' fashioned time-piece in her little anas— । probably come family relic — whilo Uro other, a boy of nine, was ladtu with sun1 dries under his anna and in bis hands— I a broom, a frying-pan, a uvi, I dsn Uy full of noun from yesterdsy, a coSec grimier, and other small things which did not strike tny attnufiutt. A | few yards behind cents the husband with a track, into which had been throern । pell-mell a few cano chairs, the remains of a table, a niaty iron bedstead, a repaltire looking mattress, and a brokendown stove. Tiro poor family walked quiekly along, hocilres of the ►emi-sympathicinj gare of tho paaecra-by. 1 Doctor knows. Ifa.tiikl on to join a 1 bore boll debt fas ja&d. floughl a liook of inatrwefata, and far ftvTdan ( studied itwioeiy, if not too welt Thea ] we bought U sugtr-acoop cap, a red belt. Why ia the earth'Ilk aZ blackboard T because the children of then multiply Bpn tbe fare of ft. gatM, moved gently to tbo gveund. A wise man advertfaci extanrirriy, There were two nines Three nmae because ho Wfavna that many columns were utagomata. The ball ia a pretty little drop of eafluevs, also of a goose ;egg, and tire degrcve harder than a rock. The two ninre play against each otSTi •It u a quiet game much Hks citers, only . 1a little more chase than three. Iowa hat twcn^f-tWo coantfae that , have never bees mapped, and wboae | pswHre torwfkm fa panbitea etfasl ' ! "Thoro are btrt twetrty-tix cubic foot of gold now usadm £a weHd.” Are rlavtljing dcsoondod frim 1’uenbontae Ilo the head of Jima F.iiutb. The man wo not lucky to bora two fuel ? | in front of mo was a list .-her. Uo was .There are aji mUUoMo ofreal estate I n j nico pitcLiw, liul he sent the balls hot owners to tho Umtod fitatea, the fanners The man behind u» waa a calcher. Un bring four miUicw> of. tha number. caught it too I ' 1 Umpire said “ply-" I* d" tu0,t :radical play I know of, this baao ball. Sawing curd-wood ia moonlight ra.-ublae ing to I kt it ooraa, I hit u the] club, and hove it geutly upward. Thea I started to walk to Uro find beau. The boll hit in the niiehcr’a banJ*,and Wimbody said ho caught a By. Aha, poor fly! T walked louurnlv towardtho base. Another ni(in took the bat. I taruod to toe bow bo «» making it, when a main kicked rue on tho chock- It felt like a mule, and I repoaed on tiro grow. Tho boll went on 1 ' , !* Pretty won there waa too mon fan, hunchback and deformed, end managed to get down by themaalvee; and three W u flew, out. Thea thaoth* but the sadder invalids were inside. I stopped to see theta enter Uie Palace. Thii VM better. Jus'. as After some preliminaries with an official of tho Commune Uro doors of the wag­ ons were oper.e"!, and tho ambulance toward n« My —plain men moved and carried out tho iavalids i ■ 1 hastened gently forward to where his wife. Many of them lay on stretchers, others were on crntchos. Ono oi two ajqwared the ball wtu aiming la defend ; I have Anjriahman.when asked by to be near death's ilocr. Tboso poor a gwi eye to measure distorters, and 1 uw at a glance where the ovoiic was to Ettfa brings havu been living ami dying that £•would in damp cvllitrs eineo the outbreak of light. I put up my hands. How sweet­ bostilibsa at Neuilly. A largo crowd ly the bill JrceuJud ! Ifoerybody ,ook’ had gathered round. Many of tho wo­ od ; I frit a nt thing warm in my oye. teal Aug “ ■yelled nine fellows. "Muffin men could trot rretrain thoil tears. ‘To .-----------think that such snlTering, helpless little , bo <i-d. I Can cannon ball!" Fay three I Iroingi hnvc bo< ti bombarded by Freneh days 1’ Bli of’pfa • guns ! Ob, it is awfuJJUHs afaxtioua 11 on that ■ Ptorrt FrwearUuoh wore tho words , _ Then~ .~7__A ■ r-'ronl 1 I 3S£m an elderly lady by far side gave vent to.' gentle captain sard “bay po I hayea Another iiersati‘'venture! to remark it' and stay***- Pretty soon ibwan far&a.. tosswyarifr bUirfiVl waa perhaps a pity Uroy had not been. “Tu bat!? yelled Ute urnA1, I weal, killed? bo was er’Mostly a muscular but not all eoreM, as war tny wont Christian, and the women called him a Tho pitebcr seat one hi’> Mgb- It rtrurt “brute" and a •■savage,’’ end made such me in the gullet "Fput. ,3^0” ”* anciua that the genUeman in question ! umpire. He sent In th* baU agfam was glad to beat awwtreat Thia lime I took it ura.ro »^teDj «H ; At the Palais de I'lndnatrio wru a fax ; sadder aigli t Three em f ufanoe wagons full of little girls, ware waiting before the chief entrance- The ihvm cd the girts denoted they belong*! to mine charitable institution. They camo from a kind of boeviitsl or home, founded nt । Neuilly by the Prinorw Matilde for in­ i curable female cbildrvu. Each etabulanoo was accopipaniad by u KUtor of mLAEV Kfoicie. JACKSON WAGONS Ladies' Misses and Children' Glen & Hall Thr<^hji Ma c hilines, Clov inn Gale’s Hilliers anil Grain Pa t errt -IStrlhv ■ Rtriter - - ——— MllVU.n Kt7 pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime. Wfl/rr Shoes and. Gaiters. Russell <fc Nevins. The best place in the City of Hastings, ------ to buy-----Jefit1 sgaiaat the bead of an Infat, whown. GROCERIES ini i; nl the new brick store of C. H. HICKS BAHTIXOB. Oucceasor to Hioku & Fales.) rail attention to our uewand t mprevoQ^tyJa of CARRIAGES ' IsoiinsiK Painting and Trimming, Sprinn, which cannot bo excelled In the e of Hwode'a Fleet, and cannot Im SPRING COMPANY tn America. We war­ • . “ifafatbe beet material and by the hand at ter Jtos *hkbrt<tk w. H. wnaiPPL.Il. ' Who kooao Jnat where a rmr U needed. Our Pointing fa damo by ; la oar Trimmer, and he, too, has “ Stroke OU" In style for thia [ pay Cash for my Groceries, I pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the verylowest rates. Haottoga. Mareh S. 1871. nd the “Champs.” The road waa get­ ting thick with wagotu of furniture of ever}’ description. The Are de Triompte wuj or.e of tho great centres of cu­ riosity. Ilandreda of penons were star­ ing at it frvra every point of view I confess I did not Bad tiro arch os much damaged as I oxpcctod. I saw no symptoms of its "falling down'* cm my Incklrei head, but nw eyesight may not be so keen as it would be ia a certain spot very near you. The arch bears tho tnwre of thirty ahclla. at the most, but certainly not more. Tho groop on tho •outh-west side fa the only one d imaged. The heme has Iret a few beire of hie main, the child hfa left arm from the el­ bow, and the man has bcon etruck in the etomach, but dore nut look much the worse tor it. The Areauo de la Grande Armee hm eulfbrod terribly since I fas', ventnrod down it Not a houao remaiiu father und toother, written in Uro char­ intact. Ths south aido fa knocked acter of a most uxomplary eon—the about almost as terribly as St Cloud; father hariagliveii to eighty *•von years the battery of Courberolo has dam- most of the harm in Paris. Some of tho shops arc literally blown ituddo out The trees and lauqi-posta fay strewed out amid fragment of vrood and dtbru of bouses- The eheUi used dating the tbs largwr mros at stone and iron arc smashed in. Those lying in an irregu­ lar txxilicn are minus a eeraer have their roofs ktsockod off, in shirt, there fa urorv cnnreivable said inccncrivablo kind of damage. The railway station arid Uro restaurant al the aido Gold & Silver Watches, bl i* meandered forth to the first boa* J heard high worde.'und look I'd. Mhoa i jSt Sitai. i k*i •«> ■« tajys the jaw <>f foe umpire, end <*» ■*•« * The’^omo WCSli on. 1 liked Uh {Ml in fane to get put out, * to chares’ three quarters <if a mite tloWti b®, while all the apectetrns yell "Haan 11 -GaEPf -Haotonml” "Gorooteda dn^timear Bern bali m a swW fattegame. Whoa it aearetdiy, bat again, 1 oobred- rerytody motod _________ ____________ K tike 'em too hot for fan, After a whifa I pvt« fair clip st it and you bet it wen! cutting tiro daisies dawn the right 6ohl. A fat tren. awl dog eat in Uro alrede of an oak enjoying the gameThe Uli broke one leg ofthe dop »a4 latutodBke'h runaway eugfaejn tM eotprdrty of U- fat man. He *6 rote of fane mitee a tofawte.1 put up a H. KICKS. IX F. X>XS4X SON, Monse Painter* ! w .ui, oner, mux m (lie Av ---------- ---- —_.WSH tfan. The stfaetrwere bk �ss In Fact withra tho wall,, ud hold the^ta. of &. Cloud. Paaay. Antenll, Trocadcro, and Mnottaoa well as tho Arch of Triumph. Haavy firing is hoard tn the Champa EJy»seo. HutteenthsuatariVar■sfflre troops here roterod Vo. Girard Goods are Cheaper than Low! STOVES AT THE OTOBE OF ! GRANT & PHILLIPS. Soid extenulvcly t»y 5VE Kina’ A GENERAL A88OBT11ENT OF S3H0 DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, P K’b, &c, mad« by Julia Ward Rowe, Bev. Mr. Sargent, and other*. nimaix^Nuca tnnoa. The fifth anniversary of thia society phenomena that the accuracy waa held, May 10th, at Cooper Institute, count would certainly be doul Mrs. Lucretia Mott, Mr*. Marr K. De­ it not thoroughly authntica vil, Dr. Childs. Mr. Charles Moran, aad bare hero pictures and <!o*ri ttoia We psiat it exactly a* we Aad it. foedby ooreMk as w*a editorial in ths 2Msre, that sxartly what WoodhuB, Gafin A Co. did say may be seen at a The Wotnoa Suffrage clan* are upon s. To-day Lucy Btcne'a party is to lead; to-morrow Visa Aattamy’. ia to given notice that also no longer leads the skirmish line, but has given place to a mure skillful leader, Mrs. Victoria C Woodhull, to wit, Moro, indeed, than the indomitable Captain, and that en- Beecher Hooker, hare accorded the new leader the dtetinrtica of their homage. Hero ia the hearty, admiring tribute at ones to her groat abiHty and her high moral worth, which waa unanimously adopted by the Central Woman a Suf- ’ JtesrieM. Thai we honor Victoria C. Woodhull for her fine intellectual ahil- And we will sell thejn as chea^ as any house From New York to Chicago. jurt what wa would hove said; for if to advocate freedom ia free kiv% a* contra indicated from/erred fora then by all “The Grotto Geyser,” Of the m*an* « acrotH the application. If Castle Geyser.” •‘Crater of the Giant there la one foul, damning blot upon Geyser." •The Beehive Geyser,''and tho woman's nature and capofatie^ it is this magnificent •Giantess Geyser,” which system that compels her to manifest and throw a stream of boiling »ttas.tottb* art a lor* that» forced; this kind of Tlw forty-sixth anniversary of U>u remarkable height of 25UC*rt.^r,^ levo is all the prostitution there ia in th* world. Non* of tho act* that may b* American tract society ru hold in this city. May 10th. Right Iter. Charles suggested by a genuine tor* can be held to be peoeritntian of the t—— — — Mcllvaino, D. D., of Cincinnati, was re­ elected Prsaidsnt of tho Society ; Rev. parity exhibited. Mitral J. M. bwvenaon. Conuspoudiag Secre­ term* should hero SBch swi ration, and in reality such---------------- tary. and (J. H. Kingsbury, Treasurer mg. All the natural attraction., nature Tho Treasurer reported that the receipts mastery of the Mrisiroippi is oS, being hu within hsreelf ar, representatives | for the year were >12J,487.1£>, the sal*. accomplished by the utmost akin, ener­ .f the priacipte of free tore; and i< i* I,•370,116.47. Amount expended in gy, and poneveranor. Money and hu­ I manufacturing books and tracts, >287,quite time the bugaboo that sonnet, it­ ' 028.86 ; periodica!*, >179,046.70 ; agea- man life are being freely spent in the araqurel, tho methods of which are hero self with this term should bo explodo-t cirs and depositories, >118,787.84; d»- fully and curiously explained and pic­ —{Ort. 15,1870 ' trscl Sccretanes, >12,188.98 ; apieonri- tured. atiuns far foreign lands. »t> Owl. and AxrerfaaUtag tho* graphically rep- । Wo do not believe there aeuld be other expenses, >13,791. Total, >491,- resented as to her strange natural fea­ one-half the insane opposition to politi­ 787,«8; leaving a balance in the trsas- ture! and business and engineering en­ cal equality for all. were it not that it ury of >394.67. Addresses were mad* terprise-other illustrated article* are involves an equality which to many is 1 by Rev. Dre T^ng. Steven son and pth- devoted to European subjects William | of much greater importance than it ia Wells gdtrip* pieaMuidy, with the aid I Political equality cannot bo granted to of four illustrations, about “I -gk" *wd j women withoct tbeir also obtaining sex­ ual equality a* a legitimate sx|ucnre. . The American Woman Suffrage Cone' ventioa met here Mav 10th. Mrs. LitkrAnd just here ia where all tho lratal>al«> b-gins to show iteolf If tho eidran- I more presiding. Mrs Livermore, in btu»sl woman could still be cvmjicllod j her address, said that woman saffrags lokvmain the servile, dorife, mookly- I waa a regular outgrowth of Christianity. aoqoioeeent, solf immolat.-d, and self-ab­ , Site denied that it wa* a battle twtween negated wife, there would bw no diffleul , m in and woman, the fact being that ty about the voting. • • • Mar­ j tho nioromenl was really 1ml by men, riage is cousumuted by present law re­ . foremost among whom was Henn Ward 1 duces the previously free, single woman I Boocher. Rev. Dr. Egglostnu.' Grace j to a condition of virtual slavery, in which Greenwood, and others dsiivored speech-, she cannot proceed beyond certain boun­ cs. The nstional Woman Suffrage As • daries without meeting tho limitations sociation met May 11 th. Mrs. Paulins uf the contract which custom has pre­ Daria prcsidmL A fvmmilteo waa upscribed. It ia by no means an equal I«>intvd to form a National Committee. partnership • • • What is uiar- Mra. Victoria C. Woodhull adv<vcated talgeT • • • Are “unions" be­ direct appeals to the courts and Con­ tween the males and females of the type gress to advance the causo of woman characteristic talk about the of animals below man marruges or are suffrage Mrs. Hooker said tho more the law, and the mystery of d they something else? Ar* “unions" ignorant a foreigner waa the more ho Brooke s poem. “Three Lm> between tho female and male species of needed the educational stimulus of th<> Stuvy," has three graeoful > plants, by which they reproduce and in­ ballot. She did not Ixdiore in disfran­ arm**, marriages, or shbuld they be chising foreigner*. The arasious were throughout Friday, anil designated by some other term 7 • • euntiauod speochee were made by Mrs. Mott, Miss i • Where is th* point before reach­ ing which ia not marriage, and having : Anthony, and others. Tho convention ! will meet in Washington in January We make no drifft and tell no lies, but Goods on their merits. j Suppose that all marriage laws wore to be abolished, what would be the result? It ia extremely doubtful if one-fourth of the present married would think of smrabag at all, and fully one-half of all who would separate would bo ufollowing c nuneiatious of principle from treirely happy to return to their alle­ bar jotutraL tho meet widely eirvnlated giance wiser and better within a abort aad Ureiy af all the Woauaa's Suffrage time.- (Dec. 1R 1870. oyana. We bar* been carets! to avoid THE REST 1ST THE WORLl^! ' wo* during the midst of tho pubKratioas from which we Imre above collated a few feir sample* that her intellectual stator aud moral worth wore vouched GRANT A PHILUM. CM STORE! WM. LOOMIS,“ is full and complete—bought for CASH nt the lowest market price, and wishes to be chased elsewhere. understood that he will not be Undersold bv Pocket Books, unvone in Hastings or surrounding Country. BROWN & CARTER, 250 Hain Street, SrfflB, n m mn, I Oh’KRY STORE, orc purchasing elsewhere. At the rostoffice. J. RODERTH Jt CO. JA.CKSOJ^, - - MICHIGAN. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER AM) DIsCORATIONS, PAPER AND OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADER, TA8SELH. PICTUM! CORD. AC, AMERICAN AND SCOTCH-HOLLAND. IN GREEN'. WHITE. BUFF AND BLUE, FOR GRJlJm RAPIDS New Advertisements. “ .J" ’’ • mrJwtrsftsr k* tjstot panring pictures are wry good. ‘ An­ nie Furness," “Aatoros" and the *AiUricon Baren,’’ are tho serial fictfon* of the sumbcr, cad then-usstelimcnte will of coarse bo eegwriy devoured. Short •lories are ineartad with judicious alter­ nation. ' A Bohemian Hourehold," and “That Place Under Gteranawnt,” boiSKM^riy «*d Idra^ay hold. Two , V.rtUr patronage is solicited. RLDELL & CO. sm*mibnxdro*n.M s/foF^e«»B<.a lk. W. yt, AfWnrM KAItM KliS _ in Mom, writhe other in BrariL Th* ;fate of those colonies is almost idntical. After yean of rofiiuiag tad. privatkn, , thus, who could, come back to the •are probably jaM .. wire today on th* 1L'nitad StaUa, glad to return with fife. , matter aa they will bo six weak* honre. jFrom BrariL many wre* rent book al TWsi-asMtek.sfcwUmomiotWs.h- | [in I G^ODS .DVD GROCERIES, which in the city, manufactured by Richmond !y reliable form in twe. A full stock of tie spot in the Lake district of Western New York, and -Port Crayon,” an old and favorite contributor, doer justice to i it till 1 Has received his Spring stock of DRY few really know any thing" about A fifth paper of the “Florida Kee£’ aui>-«, will b* read rrith satisfazrion, JnSj itto SySromen- > groerbartm l&o the rest of mankind, and they don’t like to ouchored out of 1, a good opportunity to trade. Sense re­ ' poster wa* too sharp for them, got hia copy, end did .not wont to buy another. And this ia about the. lang and the abort •of lx. Caxpemer aad Csuhlin may injcubalenv long as they pioere, but they . । • W e keep on liand and manufacture to order any sue or etyle | nlaterf* ten prove useful. Atopar's is always fortunate in giving valuable fuels about common things, whirfi all are supposed tee of the United Stats Senate engaged in the farce of attempting to find out how tho New York TF.lns sad Cinrinn«ti C^uvrnJ. obtained a ropy of the Washington Treaty last week, which they published in full Hirers. Cor. peuter and Conklin make a show of rirtusus indignation, ot* ths fact of its having leaked out, when th* truth of ! the matter is there ore many uf the Senates, probably, olm wuuld have May, ----1871. a Cal! art tai vial a tai Pile if Gam 101 fir a! little Kaiej. B'mE .■EFt 1 Item E. Dodge presiding. The annual report shows that thirty new publics1 tians have brcn issued. In pamphlet ] and newspaper literature 27,907,846 1 pages have been printed and distributed. | The present indebted neat of the society ia about 05,000. The total ruiripte dur• tag the year were >53,945.57. WilBain E. Dodge was. then chosen President. Interesting aptexb.es were made by Wil1 liam E. Dodge, Dr. Cuyler, Dr. Johnson. 1 and Rev. Mr. Talmage. Dr. Johnson | said >10,000,000 was spent annually, in its articles. Setting forth with a Philadelphia.for intoxicating drink a • quaint illustrated poem, itpaaace through'' an extraordinary range of topic, before coming to the familiar "Editors Drawer” this society, held in Brooklyn, May 11th, at the trad. It has often been sportively Kicbee were made by Rev. J Hyatt said that the Hebrew jrad the Yqpto*<' lb. Dre. Scudder, Hcbenek, aad kggleatou. The society has aided one hun­ care of diamond cut diauwud. 1& Wm. I dred chureho* during the year. The * | receipts, Alien Butler’. “Gmreral Average" may be described as on illuatraltoa of this i l theory. Tli* idea w ingenious, and it* j Thia society held its 56th annual treatment clever. Still, wo object- taj gathering hero May 11th. During the th* inference that is nnavodabte if I^j rear, two of the Vkw-Premdeute of, the ceps and Mores are to be regnrdodjjjsal Sodoty -Gm. Wm. William* and John । Tappan—have died. The remipte for tTJ** of their respective jiroplh apprehend that sharp bargain* and easy I the year were >729 464.70; disbursemoots, >651,155.31. fSxty.four life <Uroctors, and 1,880 life members bar* ।i confined to one race, any more than lib-; b*en cOTslituted, and 105 new auxiiia- cral dealing and integrity are. Idtftho I rias enrolled. Thirty-three agents, twen- “New York Custom Hoose" a gjodfleal j ty-threo mautnnts, 221 county agents, sad 23,138 Bible mte, hars'b-n rin- of information is supplied that uta<W of-1 ployed, the latter gratai‘„u4y. In forsign lands, there hare been throe ageuts •nd forty coiparteura. There harobeen 1,107,272 rulumre ironed, including 938,548 from the Hihlo House, end 1>9,179 abroad, the tatter ropraeentiog 58 different tanguogc* and dilrcte. Arot* have been 438,650 Biblre rireulated. Tho gratuitous work for the rear amounted in value to 1234,352.28 J of this sum. >60,516.93. was expended for the foreign field. The entero number T?,°me^SHin^riag fifty-fire year* ha* been 27,680,098. Wo Sell the Florence Sewing? Mnchiiw, ta [In u Ilsst ags, May 25. 18*1. worth, aad stun* her every wtwd aad look and act impresses us with the oon- Ths people who “work with and for'* Mr. Wooihall, ,.rw 1—J« „t U.. Wo­ nsan Suffrage party, Woman Suffrage candidate for th* 1‘reridency, aad odi-I ter of BWWZ^ Cl^e, M'rel/y, are to meet ia National Coaveatioa to-Bor­ row. They number wracnl noma* that rr|| AMD ' ' ( 2s: Horsemen: ATTENTTON1 �New Goods!! week, in which mstrteeay and throats of thaadcr end Ightaing were tbe or­ dmteon. lately made by tbe Euprem, der of the day. Mr. Albert Smith has Court ol Mic higan. waa mted ate in a daughter, • bright late. of-so Mr. fan Vanderpool m In tte cam of Henry Stewart m. Tbe People error to NICHIGAB CEWTRAL R. R. Grand River Valiev Division Milter, a steady, upright young man bring neat Mr. Smith. On Sunday last the two repaired fo the j uotios oOos of Enquire 1-entwll and their hearts were Hxn P.*o Cuflto al Buseil'a, for cents per lb. t Bmr Jara Coffee nt BusoU'a for I pew pound. f .'fesxtr,! H. A. Iteru. Fcbad books, Speakore. and a full a»~rl,T«<*8tnfa>t,aty.“i J- T. Bosnrs ft Coin drug store. Ask your Druggist for Bus's Pnrao. a*l Euxia end cure your cxdd. Acixsi A Susa. Agonta. fteDRto?00r‘8, CfctWnF- .'ESBttsmtri’—• *"■ '■ r*i"- H>WS. Susrae. hxunitoudrd the tmo of Barr’s Pectoral Elixir fay rixtemt years. Ar«r»r * fiunx. Agents. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. Xalantaioa Floa t and Castuigi for snk by E. p Barral! t Co, at John W eusist'u IIsnlwaiM Pox Slots—Scarce. Bovxvo Bros—Plenty, lusr paper ia May Fea Castas, Jlnwruns, ete, ate, rail at ABea's. Ho is agent far F A. Fullex’* fitfniturv. | ifttf ' cF. A. Fctuui is one of ths oMart wlmteafe dealm in furniture fa Barry DRY COOKS & CROC named <* any of the aeuernmeat roUa of Uie eoonty ; either for ths year in which the trial toakptee, ar far nay preoedmg year. Jndga Cooley delivered tb. opin­ of affairs, and ss be was so much op­ ion of the court : SM, ThattberawMnosrrorinauob posed to the tofan, his temper knew no bounds and he made throats that would, if canted out, have been the ttMlutai,, tt.M4,l«« a widow, and himself into a murderer. Young Mdler concluded to put a quietus W. krep Strictly toOxn 1‘etca. Star Clothing Hnuse JG Cunei Grand Rapids. FOR SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. BLACK noOBBD AND made out for hie amrt, tho papers not being made out qaite right, Mr. 8, started for Hasting. Monday morning to "get jmtke” but tbs boys anted first end went before tbe 1‘roMcntiag ’ Attorney and swore oat a warrant which was placed in the hands of constable Rues, who brought Mr 8, before Wm. H. Hay ford Esq, end he renoluded to giro botrtx tv keep quiet, end all went home feeling better and sate, we pro­ POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES PIQUES A SPECIALITY. JACONETS, SATIN I ACES, NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHECKS, NAINSOOK CHECK, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK ETBU'E VICTORIA LAWS, FRENCH FINISH 0 8WIBB MUSLIN, D. Q. Robmsen haring remind a ma­ BOOK MUSLIN, , SHIRT FRONTS, tioo of daughter, and sons rashly enter­ jority of votes at the Bqwrvisora sleet"lANDKEBOr* MAIISAILLES QUILTS, ing into a matrimonial alliance, without sd, hi- was declared duly elected as EMBROIDERIES, EDGING& chairman for tbe current year. a sane fam from tho rents or guardians, INSERTIONS, Mr. Iowan moT< d that the Board take a recess until 4 o'clonk, r. u. English turban hats are tho latert of Wu H. Powkm, Clark. fashion's importations. Ths war between (sailing skirls aad Gnanriu te ckMfat.se, y AMMtt MOTluxa. rpatLET DOOM 4JTD mrrMxnr, SarnvisoB meet ea iho 15th of Jn n of Gea'L R. H. G. Minty, late Superintsadsmt of the Grand Hirer Valley Rail, road, and their aamber is legion all alongthat road, will learn with the Pnrrrn fans greatnet pUssnrv, that in his new field fruits, eorn, etc. > The admnm guard of lbs grand KT my of labor x. bopariatendeot of the New qnently farmed of mingled flowers, all Albany ft Chicago Railroad, ho is meet, of flte is already oil Land. ing with groat suoeeas. making tbe road white, such as Capo jasmine, white or­ chids, and snowdrops, than of the time as jopular as be did ths Valley, and honored orange flowers aad bndal roses. Board mat pursuant to adjournment ' that ia al! any living man could do for Large gQt hoop earrings are now very Roll colled Quonuu present Board any road la the wafara. Of his labors mosh worn. They areealiod “ Tomany there the Louisville, (Ky.) fbsMMrste Haga.** and present a look of truly sawOn mpfan of Mr, Moaroo, the chair-, Butmaa is pabfrshing n new paper st man of this Board and tbe Sheriff of the RM, wem chosen a committee to Mi.Tl.~l mW the Tmms 1st tbe tor repairing jail reiidence Thia ia the year for the aeveuteeu year loeusta—They have been acaroe lines I’lcxisu potato bugs is the order th. day. Furniture reliable, ai WHITE DUCK COATING, The Largest Stock in the City! DENIMH. STRIPES. WKING8 CHECKS. D. • T CA8SIMEBE. SHEETINGS, Prints at ten cents per Yard J. Roberta ft Co, advertise by a itoabfe , quarter column their picture frame boa­ nose, also school books, nows and ra tfooery. Give them a call, we know you will bo satisfied ■vaarivE: 'X“Fii.Ttt<w Peninsular Railway. QRUCS, Medicines, Ridel] ft Co , of Grand Rapids, adrertise their paint store in thia issue. We arc confident they mean what they No remedy fur the I wage and Throat closed out hie stock of groceries It so p polar as Hack's Psneaii Euxtx. ACKI.KV A MtotDE, Agents. 1 Firm Sruvitiun apjn—rvd in our having been purchased by Mr. C. 8. Soo Here 1 ] market at Stanley s last Saturday, far Burton, and by him disposed to Wm. Loomis, Mr- Loomis selling to V. ' SO cents per quart. Wo trial them. Leins, to be used in connection with his Tax “light fantastic” to the inane of Bakery ft Ckjufectfoaory stan-, which » Merrill's Baud, of Eaton Rapids, al about ready to o,«n to the public । Union Hall to-uight * We regret to loom Mr. Dibble from M. Paicurr has fairly got his black - among the general grocery d. alert in ■ smith shop under way, and ia doing a our city, but necoccity compel], him to good buateaas at Rock's old stand. take this step. Wr wish him success in Wnxt-x* ft Dowxim, enterprising marten* Of NashrUfa have a card in aril op. this paper, nee' what they say. Give Tn Seerst excursions to Gan lake Dtcxn ft Bkvtut make Doors, Rash, have already comuienced. Iasi week a r»ry tKcl window and door frames anil ia tet evarthiug in tho lino of small party attsnd-rd thia favorite place w «4 work, -from on ornanieuta! center J. P. ROBERTS & CO. BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND THE LITTLE BUICK MILLS FAMILY S PAINTS & OILS, XXX BAHRY FLOUR War can't Hastings have a Literary Library Beading Boom? Other placeshare them. There are moms in the Bank building that would be just School Books Stationery. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECEIPTS. Tax old question is being agitated throughout ths country, “ shall we cole brale," and in many please they answer yea, by raising the bi tantry itamju to do that thing. CITY PA1WT SHOP (PAINTERS Lscal tbjipes notice;. -Br" Dickinson speared 115 fish ia o«r river oe Tuesday He rotaifed them far 25 cents a string, foar to a string BROWN’S BLOCK A strawberry and ios cream festival R F. Biases, Chiropodist was in town Tax little village of Grand Ledgv of would go fast rata. There should be Liat week extracting corns aad bunions. only a few hundred inhabitants, support o»a|l—Jtetod. _ ~’i We cm tofai^r to several small corn a first rate newspaper of 2M eotauaMdl Isotof Utters renteilhgje Uo Port. printed at homo, B. F. Saunders, pub­ □Aos, May 24th. 1871 lisher. They bar. two artesian wells NonirsHuK J. B. floyt, JadteGreeu, Jaesb Geom, Goo. B. Gash, Mary K the third. They are also expecting to Cole, JaBa A. Keith, Henry Ledie, get a «n> engine soon. In the matter Naney A. Lewis. John Merton, Marne of newspapers, Hastings H “O. K." Myosa, T. Soltek. Kite Ruyder, & D. .MgyhH||ii.;^ey» rurently withdrawn Its badness m*a beliore ia initsioing ■nmfcWHstu, Williams ft Co, ths prom But b.w ia it about mineral wells aad fire engines ? Tho. question ia the plaining mill business. Is glancing at the ads. in the Grand J. P. Miakltw tea opened tao new Rapids papers, wo notice a card ferC. picture Gallery, at tho old Poet Office W. Priridie, M. D. Wo lean also Ute building- Find cUm pictures guaran- Carraco baa a good badness ia that modwroxmew is fetes A'-'Call and tec. FRUIT i ORMAIWTAL TRIES UMl Rif I«Hh Ratal on Tuesday night, aged about 61 yroro. TUaia tbe third of the Bisho,- of tbe M. K Chenh who hat* died within a II8AL11. NA4MVILLE, MICHIGAN, duck of a bonnet. a duck of a drero And a duek of a paraeoL He m/s that such- dealing, ia prtery will ms him. Tbe Bey City Jtunui says • yeuag Sign and Ornamental Wool Waited! BAKEBT! �WAHOO CAN'T DE HTOlXN OP. COUNTERFEITED. SELF Preamd—Aid. Barbw, RirdreM.Haos Haya, KeUeld, Waiistn. and Wtoley. • u authority to aol in fee premises is | Minute, of the last meeting rued and concerned, wo publish tho following schedule, which bare all boon relieved WELCH * OBlmTHS, , ’ A petition waa then presented and reed Besleu. Maw.,jsr Detroit, Mleto Mly] ■ •inc* May lot, 1871, rix. to lay out, Mtahliah aad open a street, four rods wide, oa aecthia line betwoem W.wMt Imw*« aa adrstcWnmi ■ t eociioa rixteoo and twenty-one, and sot- altera. bUUanl tabl-. all kind, of brokOTVE MONTH • tol isa and twwrty.fbur, comiMMsng at a «rx (uscleding .fock brokers.) build.ro •.? It Skvretf^urfrlrM idaae I and contractors, butchers ar.d clam: agents, circuws wrafsctioaore, retail deolen. wholesale dealers whoso anreud sales are not over 830,000, du^tute, Um to a petal fifty rods wrel of the (par- rating houses exhibitions not otherwtej JK. (Wlrlo Ike sretMw4 iu. psper. tfl whom sarmpMstmlliy la w.8 kseeu. | tor atakr, and singed by, S. C. Prindle, provided for, exprews carrragre and X.IST SENT F-R.E-’J. Denial Strike, J. ]N. Ruaeoll. Charlo. egonta, gift enterprises, urind.ro of cofaMrroa GKO. F. ROWELI. A. CO., t foo and spice, huroo dealers, hotels, f n. .‘.TfSr.'.'rit..? Hyde, Julio. Bra.41, O. D. 8. .aiding, suranco sgwnts, intalHgonce oOcd k.<-pA. R. Pratt, D. 0. Robiraon, D R. Cook jWtero. lawyers, lirwy stable 8RAGRIST SAPOLIENE ' 1 W. W. Kelley and lea others. KM Otevre tad et! ll»4e of flollk eed 1 Ou netioa of A’d. Birdsall, tho pell•fl 1 reea.H Fflisk Orteee. - Ito. Sc. I>4 | FOR i | BKOAD OJiVQS—DOVBLK TRACK KOVTB' NEW YORK PRESERVATION At the Ixpea*aof War! j raixcrvAi. ronra xx new tom 1 >.v er-- •» 2!StSSl'I. St xrw rats kulwaT xxotm non Itocbaeter to New York, 385 uuIm, Buffido to New York. 4S8 uulaA Dunkirk to New York, 4CU | Ctevnlaad to Naw Tork, fi«5 mflos, Cincinnati to N.Y'., 8M miles, , and d non HF22 to 27 kilw raa sKosraa tons. Newspapers. Aid WilU.ma, who WM aatborued at the last meeting to see Mr. Brown and negotiate with him for a kaee of a room intermixed, the more perfectly will this oa tbo 'second 8oor of hie building on uudevetaoda “what ia what," indulge, in acnucthing like the following which read: be nreouiiiliabed. Tbe labor is Slate »tnet,reported that ho would give a •waU bestowel, for not only will tbe _ ____ » .i___ __ i... «im ____ ___l any acnriblo wife knows to be true as preaching, and any husband is ready to wheat crop bo improved, but tbo grass swear to. “ Abe re all thing, if a wife will take bettor on such woll-prnparod wishes to make hami> attractive to bur | to^aafl good graas muaaa good grain mate lol h«r keep a sharp oyo '-on tbo cook ; nothing makes a mate creature Aa a rotabun of creja has become an mure discontented with his hou-c than established principle of good farming, it bat! dlauire ill—os-rod : if there ia any­ ia Meeasarv to start welt Tho rotation thing that will make him swear, and | well eommonos>l will proceed well there generally it, my dear lady (though j throughout If there should not bo hie tamper seemed ao an ;elic when be । time to prepare thoroughly a whole field, a-wooing,) it ia a cold (late with , concentrated all the time and labor, as |2M.75 to Augustos Ncsrton Work Io waa hot moat, or a hot emo with his ehaoM. I weexesss. ae.. wtu »j rwir« r»c well as manure on such a port aa may eommrece on Moudsv the 15th of Msy, Neglect of thia sort ia unpardonable, j W*’“ *w,‘o,rM be, and what is done, do well- It is by 1871. [ Again, it may not be toasjble to giro*------- - ---------such means that forawn inGroaiBritTho Recorder who waa autboriavd at . him daintioe, but it is easy to avoid mo,aia am enabled to l»y yearly rentals of the last laceliag to secarc tbe , right of notauy by a careful «udy af the oooktwenty-flve to forty doH*»w per ucro, awl way for a Street, four rod. wide, from ery book ; and it if quite aitouiahing — . ...I live well besidaw Moen than half the Fall ■ •bridge .to Hubbcl'a, . Crock reported how ilto monster man can bo aubjugatod forma of thai country are under twenty that Mr. Dolph refused to deed the neces­ end omus^mI by a judicial variation of aetta, and tho country has the appear- sary land iu front of his premises to make 1 aurv of a garden Fields aro cleared a four rod street until tbe slrcvt from the ‘ of wevds by follow^ limo is applied rwgu- Depot to Fall Creek bridge was made i lady, crop, are hoed by hand : even four rode aide. The Rrecrder further re­ whan U IkcleaBcI. Weeds are pulled ported that opporite lk« atrret wee only by gauge of children, nothing is left to abrnt 30 feel wide and that at other dojirive the grain or rooto of the nertw- points between ths Depot and Fall Creek aary food, end enormous crops are the rtvralt WMo tho cost of lahar pre­ vents us from cultivating our land thor­ oughly. By decreasing tho extent of the land worked, we may increeM tho sdsragw crop. Woods are anprofitablo and must bo killed out The summer w tho only time fur this work, tho plow and secure the right of way from Fall Creek SW WTEBTISEMEkTJi. harrow ^>a needed tools, and constant bridge tn Nr. Hubb41'a. w orkhgthe ody mafood. Tho electric tolrpaph has reached' I. A. Holbrook aS City Attorney, in behalf of tho Committee on Ord ini nee | Vardvc, a littlu town in tho north-eastand By-Laws. reported the following Or- era extremity »f Norway, probably tho northerzuuosi town ua tho gkbo. ' dinaaoM. (See Ordinances iu another column.) Bore nut with much >|>cuch the bum- On motion that the Ordinances stand num man struggling with figure", or Uio approved by tbe Council. The aye. end po-.ir rdit-w wtmyiag «rcr putliooks aud i naya being called, tbe vote was a* follows : ' Ayre—Aids. Barlow, BirdMlI, llama, Haya, Keefield, Williams, and Wooley. N aye—None. By Aid. Barlow : That tbe Recorder be authorised to pureli.se the books ncees aary for tbe Recorder's and Treasurer's Ofioe of Richmond and Backus, of D. trail, a* per letter rebuilt:rd by than. . By Aid. Williams : That the Street 2. Take up ihmb bucks early in the summer, and keep thorn up until Decraubor lat following, when they may bo timed out 3. Drop or tako out the lowett bam ■a &• sheep enter or leave a yard, sav­ By Aid. Hay. : That Chudes Dolph ing broken limbs. be appointed Street Commiseionw -4. Count every day. izAThe ayes and aaya being called fur the 6. Begin graining with tho groateel car*. and ueo tho smallest quantity at vote waa as fellow ; Aye.—Aid. Barlow, Ham., He is.­ 6. If a ewe loaeo her lamb, milk her j, Kenfield, William" anal Wooley. daily far a few daya, and mix a little |j Nayo—None. | By Aid. Hams That tbe Street alum with her mil J. Lot no ho^s eat with the cheep, Couimuehwcr work under the ditvetion I of the Street Committee, until the fur ax» J OIL HEGIONSOF^PENJrSYLV’ANIA PER LINE. MicMgan BOSTON,! ALBANY, VINECflR BITTERS1 ADlrela.ra.aires’tyterMxhtoltevToefc. fir-860 miles without change of c.xichM. j $10 fW... ■KSi rsxWiatasAtoiS!1 e. .atiOT u LsnV. flivM (ksi » ViUir, . 1 **t*r.{*R* ’-< *• M k’stes* •• '** 1 Fremont Engine Works. w LAST 16 DAYS BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. Gems of Beauty tn Prose, Poetry A I - 'Estbsey; THEA-NETAR '!BilKqV time of WMoing. 0- Never frighten sheep if poariblo to avoid it ■ 10. Bow ryw for weak oacs in raid wealhar, if you can. . JL Srp»«d:> kU weak, cr thin, or aid, from thtoo strung, in the fall, and give them special care. . ' ' .12. If any aheep ia hurt, cartch it at aura and wash tho wound, and if it ia fly time, op{dy apirita of turpentine dai­ ly, and always wash with. eomothing healing. If a limb ia broken, bind It with splinters tightly, loosening aa the Bmb swdla.. Keep a number of good bells on .■rr.-gr.eiee.~~ & Lain «f Pitfrj ail Sat anrf Rjtrt’xhmtuls. Scientific American i-atdoxiu 11oat ixdustry t Z7& For 1871. HASTINGS MARBLE WORTS I | BUCK A FULLKK, M,Fn.t>ra DENTIST, On motion tbe Msroliat was aAtborined to move tbs tables, desks, etc., belonging to the Cowncil, to tbe room rented of Mr. Brown for Council roan, immcdialclv. . Council then adjourned. Cnaa. B. Woon, Ereorder Tuaedsy .retth-g. Mar 10.1871. • Council called to order by bi. Honor, Major Goodyear. Praseot, Alda. Barlow. Eaatmao, llama, . K-Foraeoura, girw pulvcrrwd alum in wheat bran; proven t by taking great Hays, Kenfield, Willutna and Wooley Minutes of last mating read (nJ ap­ care in changing dry for green feed. 17, If one is lame, examine tho foot, i, at City Attorney, in । dean out between the hoofa, bare the Oommittee on Ordinances boofif uaxmnd. aad r ' —“ ___ ____ reported an OrdinaMa | with blue vitriol boiled in relative to Drunkeoocm anil Selling Iu- , •• 18. Shear at cnee any toxicatiog Liqisiire u a Beverage By Aid. Barlow: 14. Do not let the . sheep spoil wool with rt-.xff tog-loefa or burrs. in early spring. ik^Citt Yaiitillt Mitral, ‘".^urr*” WKLLST CARBOLIC . T__ABLE TS _______ iSSiiSicS ■cdWMtM. j «*<**■ V mes j»V shirk . — — — ■tears —ilially bsa^t aselielkepropnater at rsbal m uasa ad Tkaaol <UBarfiie> jests i alaedisr. DRESS MAKING ! ra s-E1 CAL7TION •K/ Ibal we ere prop»r**t te de week II retw. ■>( biui Mekler, Heklag, n.U.fl, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. AMERICAS MARBLE GMasly Will.' lirWx TaUtla. I'nr.fiMU Mt boa. JOBS O KKIXOCtl. Mall Hr, X. T. Nels agsnl br lip C. 5. Need tor Cireslar. HEDUCTION OF PRICES WST. ' REDUCTION OF DUTIES. REMINGTON8 A Ne^Poem Ij^ru BE BA Father, dear lather, come home with »n ' »eor'hrt M as amended waa adopted ^Ayt*—Aide. BtoUw. Kaatutae, Wil-, liame and Woolev. Naye-AMa. fbeu, Hey. ai4 Ken T4 ietidba - WM presented to epun a ettoet 00 Denning', addition, and on wo. tioo. waa referred to tier Committee on f*r Ok. who amid rrebt this most phunliw <d prayers, “1W. faflwr. dree father, come ! NATURE'S DiM SfflBlftrt Rmie, (XUXKTOBV orriCiUta DtoTUICTMICB, NEW CARPET HOUSE1! Perhaps before tnoramg shall dawn ; And thi. ia tbo mrarag- d>o M bring: ‘•Come quickly, or ho will ba ( Father, dear f-rtbor, cornu >«me T** Twy BESTFU^ to bn/ j I OIL CIZ1IHS, MATS, C7’J/0XS7Z2?ZJ) GQOIiS, ■— ** *- “• ~'r * USB HUV lt*r, MOL a i1 CARHfra, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-01.pdf 46627bfca3076b00c5a07e503e0889fa PDF Text Text VOL XVI. I’rftowl Hi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE I. 4871. fr# limn Hiimm, AGBICULTO’AL MACHHIEBY, tfcc. &c. POLE AGENTS FOR BARRY COUNTY, FOR THE BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers! Johnston’s Seif-Baking Reopen Ithaca Combined Sulheij Rake, ■ and Broadcast Blaster and Grain Sower. ■temps." sayinghebee" sorrel cob far • being there at this Umo was the ■^3.arinremfrreW. I of an nreilcmt merely. I had been i ! three hundred mfhwwert of tbb, trying ’ I in rain to find n ehw toihe whereabout. 1 • of an absconding defaulter ; and com- I ing bock to take a Meh .tart, I found unusual i call far i that n flood had itubtnorged the track I for •nrcnil mile, cut of Carlisle, and I that there would bo no getting awny till i Monday, at least Ho 1 made a virtue Ifor him; Ito-eum. immediate^ m? he remained at the store, wmtiag 0* customers, from two o'clock till eight, without oao. tearing it Mx. Plareuto After dinner at the hotel, I dropped was iurourt, and ho emtH tartar to the in at the oSre of tlw District Attorney, with whom I was well acquainted. I His first question uf the District At­ found him arranging the detail, of a torney made the follow start and shiver number of criminal core, whieb were to be tried nt the court which begun on the folio wing dav, “Anything of importance 1" 1 ask­ ed, rather cnrelenlr. “One at least," be replied. •‘Joe 8Ufor, a no’odous scoundrel. la to be tried M , for highway rubbery. The victim was ! the District Attorney had .topped fordragged out of his buggy on a lonely I ward and removed the wig, revealing a reaaTbeeten in wnribte, end robbed of a ! smooth-brushed bond of dark bre‘a thousand dollar.. He identifies Hlifer hair' positively ns one of tbrfrafflans.* , "What does this mean?” ba naked “ sternly. "1 can't imagine. I daa'i think thrte “Only a fancy," was the surly answer, ■a any in reality." •Tve worn that wigfaryssiu" ".Maybe he’ll prove an alibi.” I jo"Hayo you indeed P’ Did you wear cussly suggested. Ho .book hh head. it all day yesterday!" ■Thoy’lTlianlly try that,’’ he mH.— "Yes. sirwas tbs cunfidaa: reply. ,zn>o foots nro too char.'' "Where F’ After aomo more unimportant center- , “At Norooti, to be sure.” •alien with him. I returned to the hotel, । "AU day r where I spent.tbo remainder of the! '■Certainly I was there the whole <for Tlin next day was Sunday. I woke “When did you arrive here at Car-. quite early, and found tbs promise of a Hob?" beautiful suuuuc-r day u> good that 1 drenrd cnTwelf and sallied out far a ThoDirtrirt uriphant look; sHateite iHtotel to the hotel, and the etreeta were jierfertly the Court that he had desired this wit­ •till. I walked around several squares, ness to be date teed till the dore "f the and Ktarned to the V»tel. meeting only trial, the Sheriff was directed to take one i« nun on tho way. charge of him. Mr. Caleb Wye cam. That jH-rson was standing in the door­ down fiom the .toad with his wig in way of a ba>ement saloon as I [snord. hi. hand and took a Mat by the Sheriff; 1 looked around catuaUv, and saw him looking decidedly morn bOfioew than I • landing there in hri .hirt .leevrs Hi« bud yet Men him appear. hair vu tumbled, and he wn» gapin-.a. Mr. Pleasants was now loodly caltod if be had just awakened. I did not die- i for by the drieMe, but no one come cover bo was doing anything in porticu- forward The unexpected reception lar there ; I thought aflrrward that it1 which the last witaem had met probably was quite likely ho hail bore left in a chilled ths aider of his coafodmwKaad drunken fit on the fl w>r or on the bench in the bar the night before, and that waking op at this early hour, ho had tak>-u the wrong door in wwk.ngbte lodgings, ntai had gnur out of doors ijl- the Stoat escruelating auflbrfage." as titapapsn nay. ;*■*«"*!*., BA 1 0REBIX usfflis wmmn NEW? DRY GOODS! r^-ErEE Phoenix Cash im,cips. JAOKSOM WAGONS Ladies' Misses and Children’s Glen & HhII Thrcnhing Machines, Clov Hilliers and Grain Drills, nh<l Gale’s Patent Kulky Hake. Russell &, Nevins. 'rhe best place in the J . L. & DAN. REED’S Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES. ------ to buyl- ■ C. H, HICKS I (Successor to Hicks «fc Fates.) CARRIAGES and the superiority of the Painting and Trimmi I S'.iat ai Isttaiical DeritU, pay Cash for my Groceries, I Caah for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. Hastings March t. WTl. I went back to ths hotel, too much out of sorts to enjoy my breakfast I did not understand, till the day was rome hours older, that I wan needed more here in Cnrlislu tlinii anywhere else un>M her age ie caalainod, add togtoher just then. figure, al the top of the cUumna in I went from Um breakfast-table into the which her age is found, and you hat. Iho reading-nxsu, and after I had read the great secret Thus, ewppore bar age to be 17, you win find that number ia ths.firrtavdtftheote^aadJba fbrt figure, of than* columns added together C. H. HI BOOTS AND SHOES' Dr. AIKIN, Si n CauJffL Snad AapJds, Id & Silver Welches. while msaing from CarUale to his heme, with one tboamnd dollars that he had drawn that ollvrnoou from the bank. It was n lonely .jot, and there was not a houw within half a mile of it. He was jogging teutMy along, when a light waptin drawn by two born*, dashed up beside hi. buggy, and three of the four men m U jumped out white tbs fourth hold the roian. They wore all maaksd. Oito of them Mfordhis horae by the bit and stopped him. the «««ml uiatohed the lines from Ids hands, and the third, climbing half way into the buggy and taking him by the armx demanded lus _____ O— -_ LS - - ~ ‘* < : ■ । ■ ■ ' ; 1 Mr. T«Om^nb,i craiie dejmrtiw^U . Louforilte Jkm Art. Th. Cincinnati la a given number of risks 10 tem­ perate pereaea die, between the age of 1!> and 10, end 18 intemperate, la a given umber of rwka, 10 temperate perwme dte between II ami 30, and 61 trials cxire than 5C0 per rent, greater than ana temperate person. So 10 temperate persons die between 31 and 40, induwre, and about-At iatoemrato, �Cheaper than Low i that great city and take nnother Hose of 1 siege from the Versailles Troops. After a sudden reautanoe, tbo, itxaurg*»» party are nttetlt,Stated. ty of .(ho guvqnuaaet who had fitata **fi’t; to VerauUles, re-entered the city seieuty thousand strong, with banners erect, ami with xictory crowning their brown Rut »h! what a «d #t meets the gate of the victor, at every tarn. Paris in ruins! a more wreck of her former greatness. The insurgent party, vnaddined to desperation, embit­ tered by ]:rus]>cctivc defeat, and fired by tmltallowi-d pesetas determined to ruin where they cou.'d not rule, and with a 1*peta,,U0, quit of Vandalism unporoIMed ia ' *tnA modern times, liko Simpson uf old, pull down the pi liars ol the lair temple that all might share in the general dastnset»n and devastation. Fire has consum­ ed what tbo bunting shell has spared ; interesting articles, The Jealous Wife, |n ploMint story ; Loaves from a Rover's u^b-log^ ctnbnu-ing an authentic sc- HAST1SCS, IlCH at cunvontta SRfllad. »tah tea more than a passing notice, of . rod. o( the Ansaetaa people, la ( Uing graphic agtaU: ^Cufvwrin. ^thol^.yb , dress SILKS, ALPACAS. POPLINS, &C, arw Xa'JrMM.Mtfkfmnws’awi djytoW 9 • SUiWft-ir W&'X SA3WS8, w<.m:ik, . THBKSBSB&rdlifrfLOVEK BULLERS. ............ I A. stock of । AGB^JJfVRAI. MACHIUS|H*| qcisite nuriurity in both hutuca, remove this "Asaklity." The ■•di-abilitv" i* corfiiu-d to tl>.,fr owu porewu. and dow not de**-nd to tacir posterity. Their I’Uiuber is couiparatiwlv smsll; and, unless we biw a now rebellion to con­ quer, evdvy p ar will bo coustaatly tusk­ ing it smatar. The wbuU list will souu dhajqt-or from the oauntry by the tutu-1 vol i-roctM uf death. AVb*| is the host tu do with tlu-m , while hying ? We think it best to lasts them just where the coustitulta plnous them - imlifiUe fu ojKc.- They ought to thank their stars and blcwt God that tlw tee .J Fl purple | a M seital aiii Fife tf Mt mill ^ftra liiileloiey 1 Prrxas’ Mcstcsi Mosntir (or Juno untaius a beautiful Khdion 'ui new msic Wp giro bdpw the , cpnleate-any siugfS jdeco Leii^t wukth ka mudh t DETROIT STOVES r/-r OO A TH biaad with a full ctyoyrnent at all civil ml other ujliticul rights, is a very mill [icualty, when rampored with the cuor- 1 ndty ol their offense. It is the only taiirk of legal disapproval which the na­ tion ha» put upon ilwtit. If tiu-ro bo any oljuctjon to it, it is not in thu dirue- by grand procuastas and domotislra- i tat; of its severity, but rather In that of tiona of various kinds. In Chicago the ■ procession was 10 miles long, and was three hours aud a quarter in [Mating a , given point. In a carriage drawn by six white horses, and surrounded by a cavalcade ' of noted prioee-, and generals wore the pereuaattas of Goethe and Schiller; a tableaux of Schiller's lk-U, Lorains andJ the Rhine; Nymphs of Gambrinus.J From th* Independent IM-kcrd, pabisahta at ttaord, ». JI.,, >o dip the fallowing nutta of Use Ik C. 4 M. R- 11. extending from Cuarord N- IL, to the fool of the White Mountains, which will far, that it has determined to cmitinuo through the summer with the intention of making the summit a [M-rmaneut sig­ nal stali.-u, Sergeant Sigi th and Mr. priate costumes, many being uf the mo-,1 gorgeous character. The trade* wore reprew-nto-l nt work. Newspapers were printed, broad Uaku-1 and sasisngv* manufactumL There were over tW band* in the procession, and the banners could only be numbered by the thousand. The city was profusely decorated, especially the German portion. and the streets were crowded. Nearly the whole p qsu- | I lation, and thousands of visitors wit- ! _ asp E. P. BURR ALL, mi pudiatta in all its forma, wheth or indirect, and another im against the repudiation of (he tax. This was unamwttaably and thhiast was the slriUAtl t no drives and tell no fifes, Inn Goods on theirWrits. PITTS, UACIXE und TECUMSEH pnunt of the operettas of the Ban FranVigilance Cuwruittoe; A mother’* Ilastini CARTER, 2SO Hain Street. IJ ACKSON FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN .,-VAMI IXEGDRATION _ Picture Frames PAPER AND Otfj'CLo+h'^iMdoW H HADEK. TAB _VORD. AC. i AMERICAN AND SCOTCH-HO1.1 URERN. WHITE. RI FF AND BLUE, I is&IOW' ^-"n5U SPECMLTr. New Advertisements. the bird*________ take shelter in the driving anon . He Great Weatera Ririlwsy, the nd. vertisemeat of which appears In the oolasans of tar paper, -kw plscta patae ears on ties route io nm between Liriagstan, ths great African explorer,, 1,0 SU11 Jivo liis recent rei«»rtWl safe­ ty Ims been officially eemfirsuod, and bo is bimv making hiv way to the roost to sad for England. According to reports he hue been periodically dmroJ, hoi, chief engineer /Joseph Sboranl, chief roasted, or strangled, until tliat duos of auistaut, with C. C. Urenshall fur Gen­ eral Superintendent. The bridge is the list of Larberout wavs of petting a owned br a loiuntny and Looted by tte> North Missouri Railroad company at an map to death. Hut bo baa survived through them all, ud will roust enlight­ en the world with n:w revelations con­ cerning die mysteries of central Africa prisoned Fi-uta* la Canada. There are over twenty of them who are still imprisoned there for pnrtieipatta in the last Fenian raid, in the general »Htl,meat of our interaation-1 differences with Great Hribun. it is argued that it 1 wM*. make traveling a luxury that has ta heretofore brea experienced A through paawssgvr is charged 11 fur a I .ret, and way passenger. pay 23 <wa<s i ar snore, gets ./drag tu dktencu, and they :l>l<dr««U»sH*r. Each rar is American jureuilo periodicals, by giving in tho Juua number suoh a choloo oasortmt nt cf essays, stories, poems, and picture*, as can only be found in pro- Among the contributors ore the old fa­ vorites. J. T. Trowbridge, Rose Tarry, C. A. btepheus, aud Mta. A. M. Dias, and atnung the artiste, Harley, Herrick Pocket Bnoks,&c., &c. Mcmcrnndi a-mvoLTrs mtmtm ■ ■■ . stnssm _ Ku.."' (ttC?'.-ev/;’iy!binKh0Pk’||« firnt-cltus STOH] Plewc call and examine atoclt anti price, before nurehoainw .............. ^I«swhe?e. ' - •' ^omsiwris A CO. Ayer’s Oetharile Mb,' CITY PAINT SHOP! RttOWA* A HOYT PA INTERS and the abita edited uf the Americu maoMatalmilt lately in PhitadeJjdta. muulhlta has the foilow'uig coninbuThere wa« a cake of uuuiufaclttrvd ice, ttaet "IJutauiring." by Wilson Flagg in the center of which, iwmpbtulv «>• ■Tin. Shifiing uf power," “Moluteta.'' ebrwel by tire treudiremt material. was q [-Mtn, by Lncy Latuom; “A Virginian In New England Thlrty-*lv’ X4*" flower and taf -vas jK-rfoetly visible, “Tim Capture of Fort Mahar,- IL,” by while th' hriiliawy „f the colore was IL C. taikwsta; "Froui tateenttaa ouluuu ud by the refracuta th rough the to Generation." I y Carolina Cbnvbro*; ta ntaReritamae-uurormUntata -The Bubta," by J. 0. Whittier. "Muunin winter, was prwli^rsi ly the Orre- tnineering in the Kisrra Nevada,IL." by Ifolor* of all Shaden. iintsz «t ,hc iow<»i out, Uraistailabicb win to Zinc, Paints, . ^te th. H, Ua. jU. . ■ Sign and Ornamental; patroonge is solicit, ,!. W ItflfeLL & CO. �• Tram tadriarUto- |j ■ ~■ • l "ew Goods!! S^T^SiBarlow * Goodyear ■ICHlfii CENTRAL B. R are hart at work, aomo planting. aoana torhmung their corn, which in same fidtedaap-ttewraBur footer Wte* looks splendid, fruit has not been in­ jured to aay amount and the presp-cte G.-inl Rli ^Vdley^Division uh *--x <-ngo, Hr*. VNT A Michigan Central R. R. lk*T Bio Coffee at BuaeU'a, for 25 cento per lb. $f But Jara CoO4 at BnanU'a fat 85e of th lea cream of all flavors at Hitchcock* I ice cream parlors. । r-A'Til JaWrZflYUJON. Ama Wool rraz—better times We were blceood with several fine i showore oa Monday. The first clip of wool nt BaUln Crook : thia aeaaon brought 40 cents. ' A Jonesville man »ya that lie found 3,000 potato bag* an six hill.. A Literary and law Library is talked of. Hopu it may prove true. Peninsular Railway. OS RLT-. at 120,000. The following are tbo loe■ cra: Hoory Grianall and Aaron Court­ right, owners of tho Brunwn House, and’J. IL Olay, proprietor; a B- Our- jicuUr, harness maker, who saved mo*i drrd aerie. and w as mid fin- forty tteua-. of- hla stock ; Kuppcnhumcr Brow, to“8pot" We hopu ho can be fcund. . Aekley A tUade. Agenta and dullara', Uta (teod rvquiimg 140 of tecconis's; D. ttootl, barber ; Heaton, If yet hare the torth-nclte call an revenue sUiups- Wo undcntemd a ooafeettonur ; Fink, saloon; Uhrbrock, 00 TO MUDGES' For Ctothiug-25 par rent ahoaper than Sbiwart A Stouihoff. They can fix 'em. magnificc nt stock farm I* to bo the :o- >’ meat market; Hart, wino dealer-, Davis, nt any otter house in Hasting*, Empire ■aal-xit; 8. W. Young, buildings. There ' wm f2,500 uisupanco oa tbu Bronaon Tho moetiag of tlw EiocuUv,. Com- I House, and 6. W. Young had some inmitteo of tho Stalo I'mixdogical Sooety I suraare on his buildings, which were and tho Northern Agrianliurnl and Me- [ occupied by Pink. Heaton and others. chonkal tfoefettea fedh M3'.te G™>d J Prof Franklin Everett was knocked E. H. Mallory hurooontly puroh^I I »•!>«*. on >Mday It agreed to [ down by a piree of foiling poraien. aad largo traetof bad in this eity, for 850 1 *^ hold 4--------a grand* union fair *1 -Gfugd ----- ' Rap '' narrowly coraped being killed j ids, September 1-J, 13. H rad 15 Pre-1 ; u-iunu to the nnjbunt of 81D.000 will be |j Wo learn from tha Nile* lUptUictn offered. Prepenatiou are making to |, th*t tho atiro ns of Oronoko, in Berrien ; hare thia uno of the largust fitirateU in ii county, have arected a monument to tho , the W«wL Tbo fruit exhibition will be |[ memory nf the sjldlct» of that towrohip I who died in the army, and unveiled it ! very extensive. [ with spprcqiriate curemouiaa on the 30th. on Tuesday ? Dkdiuzim D*r—Tho day was nut Memorial day. The monument roniusta Hammer, bun, wliir, saw, fruui morn­ I generally observed in thia city. We of a £no marble shaft, standing upon ing until night. That indiatos btuiwould suggest, boyever, that the friends two teary bases, and surmounted by । and aoquaintaacw^uf dooeoaod eoldiata, the AiMrican Engle standing upon a Ed. Hall of Union City who fried to would not forgot to drop a flower »'<y half globov ■ Thu full height ia 13 fe- t. commit a rape*on a little girl at Union 'I their graves whrttevor an opportunity Ou Uf front is carved two American City ha. been arrested. prenoute iteelf and lirdow it with a-sih-nt flags with fold* cut wined, and bolow is The wool market has opened at Grand I: tear, for tho blessiug> which wo raw engraved the following: “lu memory ' enjoy, w« own to the beys who went and to the honor of tho roHicrs of Oro50 rente par pound. forth to battle for Freedom and Right. nuko township, who died in the service elct-A i»7 fciUrfi, “ Betsey end I are out," and •’ BtfFcnxmax.—Mr. F, A. Puller ho* his aoy and I are in," will apeak for themUttlo manufactory turning out furniture every day. He does a good wholesale Dicnx A BzjrnxT raaka Doors art sort window rad door busiaaao, and aside from that a large along for some years, rad lately sold it qunti^ is fa mle al Allan's bMoirant. for forty-aer-n hundred dollars. Fuller is dcsirocs of getting a partner F. F. Haaaxn, well known to many to enable him io enlargw his buainrae in this city, is now a practicing phvenmore axtanairoly. He also advortiaea sn stfJroroteks, AJtegonCoaDiy. 1 lor a oompetent person toJUlio Plegurlay night ho retired to bed a* usual, but in tbo course of an buur er w wm 8oeut_—The ladies of the Epiarepal awakanod by something cold, which church of lhte.dtt. raalUhitfi«Mpa fur was crawling t round his lego. # Ho leap­ days off. Ha*tiaga people — tho mo^HI holding a serial al Union Hall, ou rd-" ed out of bed. rad iixini hi. revolver. ttean,—will bo off also, on that day®™'day evening of thio week. As tlfl* is r “l”' Util llijijes fteticej. Medicines, Dye Stujfc, SpAINTS'A OILS, POPLINS. PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY HBCFJPT8. The Largest Stock in the*City! The apportionment of school moneys Goin coin Faokagva at Buell's. Moro coming, in which a prise is war­ amounts to 10 eanta per scholar. ranted in every package. tf Baaaa A Butrr hare some very good A bad cold may moke a good ease of aide signs, painted by I* Dickimwa consumption. U*o Barr. Pectoral Husnr Pz:x*t± has-'lost hi* doy* Lkelurf »JUr UmSu. DM K TTUm Wttl?M CO. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Louis E. Cook, agent for Martino, the California Qhuianist and champion ventriloquiat of the world, informs u* that thia colabratel magirian will open in this dty, at an early date. Martino is opoken very highly of by tho focalprow, where he has recently given Us ua- JACXJNETH, SATIN LACES, equated entertainment* Tho following NAINSOOK PLAIN. JAOONET CHECKS, NAINSOOK CHECK, complimentary notire wo elip from the NAINBOOK BTRIl’ED, BWI88 MUSLIN, BOOK MUBIJN, SHIRT FRONTS, MAB6AILLE8 QUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS. EMEB0IDERIB8, iMniG& and not haring instntmsala or uUu-r' 1N8ERTION8, u ^ al ANimrmmoN laces. 1 condition of disoaae demanding abstrac­ appliances with him. young Bartow im­ tion of blood In America thia fact mediately rode u> town and gut item seems now to be retegnised, and th* and soon reinruod, the whole dutonco practice of tteediag founded upon it. in in getting the doctor and going to town •o far a* it has bora carried out, has being steal nine miles, which ws* an- boon meat auccaesfol. In England, a*. Uli* trine, the practio* is lost, and case comptehed in about one hour. Dr- B^ u[mi cose, dunng tho heat cf summer, <usis&d by Dr. Hcbard; dressed the is rogisterod in tho return* of mortality The Bor. Wm. M. Sullivan, died at frightful wound, u teat racouats tho jx- as death by ann-stroko, in which virtu­ ally nothing has been done st all to Leoni, Jackson Co.. on Thnnday, aged tteat was doing well, ; promote recovery—nothing, I mean, 01 year*. In 1889 ho established the Tn ixxt—Thethrafci of tho publish-. first ncw»j*per printed in Jaokaoa. In er of this paper and the boys of this 1 1M6 he published a paper called ’ho office ore duo to Merars. Bbopinl A Co., rtiwrrim Z’rwMja, which was a vigorous of tho Empire rahxui fol a rich treat to I tad ouiapokaa organ of AteHtioaism, loo Cream, Tueidoy evreting. The and an attempt was laade to hang him cream was "rtperb" and tho boys say i fin- Ids sentiment*, bnt ho escaped. they eau twxpnuoud' it at being “the 1 lenimb, mniPEa tickings checkh, rat. caksimerf. Ijat of Totters remaining ill tho Post­ best thing to tsk"<rtM« hot weather. Wo . office, May 81st 1871, were very kindly waited npun by MrBLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS -AND Benson Hnnnfth, Pjmnklin 8. Bishop. Freeman, wbo ,knuw.,hpir fu wyt- up H. M. Brownell, Sebastian Kaiaor, B. this luxury in good atylu. SHEETINGS, Mason, Rev. >Wnu Munger, Ubbto H. MMteam, M. Nelson, 0. E. Nash, Itethalf wort of thia city, while ho we* splining .ate trilb' Mf «X tia Vtaoday. Thu ax glanced ami an re red the three first toes, inchtding a good part of tho foot from tbo right foot. They were all off with the exception of a UtUo akin, i Dr. B. J. Brown only a few minutes | bofcre tho areidmrt Lap]wood, was rid*Bff Ly. A terse was imutuhalaly sad-1 died and Edward Bartow mounted and ' OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. t QRUGS, l-rtoto reop wttb. very mm«; wlrer. ever potato top* appear they are hterally covered with the bugs ; they mar be wen firing about in differratiSroctm-;, crawling oa the fences cad in the docr Rl’W promije of over­ who fining numbers in duo time. Very few willpteHfpot^Dee 01 AH, and senna who hare done so are digging them up and using tho ground tot otter purpoaas} whoever rsisoe a good crop of pota­ toes thia season, win be able tourate> tbo wi»d" wtem harreeted. • • A; B. K. S* ! ‘I* J. P. ROBERTS s™**- Prints at ten cents per Yard Direct your kttere to No. of P. O. B6x • Drawer, Jone Ronzara, P. If. THAT CAN Nt)T BE EXCELLED through the effect uf eerere chill- that beta suffering, rad his insanity was only temporary derangement caused by tho sevurriy of the attack. ia ratfuuxing to the people end to the ladie* especially in this county, that aha keeps a millinery store. We ndriae Our readers to giro her a call. She &||^a THE LITTLE BRICK XKX BARRY MILLS FAMILY FLOUR lire fiilfowing teavtilnl *.fodo" ujx» I die potato-bug. wa* rainpuseJ bj Un­ iate local editor of tha Jadtson Citfwt i i ,uu^»su*.. A, BROW N'S BLOCK social for the temetit of the new bdL an thirty hocrea thi* seOhos, and rented dr raid over two third* of them before they Yon era buy fumitow afFnller’a’ make at Allen’s, that will te»t-»W aud . look tester, end at a toww ft*»» nt any otter atom in the State. Tac Jrxz Baeza *t C«*a*urrt—The Mr. X W. Bail- y i* preparing to move his raaidanre on Broadway a few annua! exhibition of Horse* rad the dogrew back from tho street. Il'will trial of spaed, will occur at the 'Grand River Vatey Biding Park, ia Chartotte, ou Tuesday June Olh, and continue four Snuwuny festival* are *rr». Quite a ntmbor nro conteurplnt-' reccu’ly bmu re-enacted utl’ittoton Pa., read TtepU^Scrowtem.* May 27- Tbo alndt took fire with 88 iBO rent* per quart. New potatoes Ing sheading from this aootfon. . ad pens 81 par pick. ( wen in tho wino. After Lours of oote W. H. Bunliek; a writing teacher, had head of our Agricultural and dutncrtlc slant working to extinguiah the flames , Mid in forcing air down the shaft, oxaftlnmn thia week, wo copy from IM/h'■ ploriug partis* wr-fit tfumi iu rra.-uo tha (te> May auariier of a tert wtfratuuate*. Orar oightocn ware class tnagn-cino di-roted to health and found dead rad the others nearly suflbthe homo circle. PubUsted J^W. R. ■ Depuy A Brother, 805 Brttedwnv N. Tf. nt 11,50 per annum. ________ I want to kte. pap. grad-afchC K*ebte<MMNrse|yrae*<e nisa site m t ma * . �� http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-08.pdf c8c2b27c6c8d704e6fb82a0b8b340d8e PDF Text Text Tin forteucv vol in HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 8. 1871. T— Prefiwl gd felines Bortrg. GREBLE & RUSSELL, DEALERS IN gSSBi-BOSTON CASI STOBE Himim, TTID \ r U r C XlllinfimihL*£?Sustt AGRICULTU’AL MACHINERY, —, —— BUCKEYE and CLIPPER c*‘'*"f *** ”**■■ “d UJb’* • UNION BLOCK' . vjre „ U-. teraranF. .U cuMfe. Johnston’s Srlf-Jiaktii^ Ileaper. Ithaca Combined Sulhey Kake, and Broodcojit JHastcr and Grain, Sower.; B”^“5’,"' u“k “* ” M w w 1 ij*«. nian. ■ ____ Monday, June 12th ” MA-CHIStES. MARK RVS8EM. C. F. DWIGHT & CO. AAHON CLARK. I’ROPBIETDKS OF THE ■«? DRY GOODS Ast ik. Ki*U4£Kd«a . LOWER TIMJT EVER. tow iiMimH ms r-.—AT ’ THE-------- Phoenix Cash Grain Elevator, 4 M HN MR MIR OH.SK 1^* C0N6TAIKTLY ON HAND A FUlXASHtlUTMENTOF ALL KINDS OF AGRICVLTl'RAL IMPLEUFNTH. Russell <fc Nevins. 'flic ImjsI place in the A. W. BAILEY. J. l-d« L. Vte & DAN. REED’S s®^w^iCarria Sh 1 • J /*> 1 'f 4 -- to buy )f Jefferson and Railroad R, ■ ■ cr,°et«> * City of Hastings, Ameri can $71. 1 ' Nmmt- GROCERIES, is nt llie new brick store of C. H. HICKS I ta and th* superiority of the Painting and Trimming. sTF-WART k STEIMfior*-. Sn®a aid Itctaiital ftitiitt. W. O. HEDRICK "jEkSi"' *“*■ Cstll' CROCKERY & GLASSWARE! To be Hold »t I pay Cash for tny Groceries, I pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash obily, at the vcrylowest rates. Hasting*, Mareh 2..IMl. ED. AND CHARLEY BOOTS AND SHOES! Dr. AIKIN, WE HAVE THE BALE, THIS SEASON, OF THE. on the othiTurue ol Use rlrcr, and du Gold & Silver Watches, the draft and cut Wnbfefioa l«-wk. — The now hotel of Potter Palmer in Cliicngo is to cost $1,000,000. . , to bed, as, at that late hour, in tho cuuntry, it was quite certain that no vtajtors I ' uould rail, and tny husband -efidd let I liimself in with th* tateh-ktw, which he | . alwav* carried. I thought however, I! > would keep nwukn W reading, anil ac। cordingly placed o l*rht-atand and the candles at tho h«ad of tho h d. 1 I then closed and fastened the windows, ■ undressed, and got into bod. Th* key i of tho safe 1 placed, os usaal, under my piQow. , After reading tvrhspe half an hour, I ; grew weary uf tho book, and. quietly i laying it down, remained for some min­ utes meditating with my eyas fixed on thn mirror opposite (he foot of th* bed In which I roald f-? myself reflected. ascertaining tho time, as In. had my watch in In. pocket, and there was no clock in the room. Taking tho candle, I hastened to rouan Dinah, who, as I .Look her, slowly opened he.- eyer, and with scarcely any more than her usual idownsw pronounced her formula: - Well, Him Lillin, what shall I fly— Lord a massy! vtht'a ds matter wid de ’ “No* Dinah | bat I’ve aaou soma­ thing wore* than a zhoat Pre caught a robber, and he'. In the safe. What trine i* it T and looking at the clock, dial ticked slowly and deliberately—m bow could Dinah', clock help doing T- TyrreD rowed in the Cambridge boat, and Bishop Wordsworth in the Oxford- heart stand still- A, hand appeared be­ tween th* curtains, drawing thevn slow- inent mom and my husband was in my anus, listening with omaauneut to a rapid narativo of n>y singular adven­ large, coarse and dark; a* if belonging ture. I would not autfer him to open to a mulatto, or to eno greatly tunned ■ho safe until Sites had summoned naby exposure to tho weather tutane* from the neighboring houM.. My first impulse was to <4>ring from I feared that my draperate prisoner , tho bed, and scream for help. I re- might still cacapc. When tho safe ven. opened. there sat my burglar on the 1-0W trank, half stupefied tar want of air, a tnilo in one hand, the package of money in the other, and the burned-out r-ndle at hi. feet Ho was recited the Hu'lson, ioeo fifty or sixty miles . u u old offender, who had not been from N*w York. Th* boos* w» ecru- [ long out of State Prison, to wh;ch, hr m*d was a large, rambling mxnsiau. of considerable antiquity for this cuutry, ami stood a little apart from the rest of th* viltage, surrounded by broad fWds, .tutenin by the pi,tnn-windon>s and nud commanding a glorious view of tho had hidden himself under th* b»l or rirrn and lb* lulls at th* Highlands behind its draped h«ad- Ho was doubt­ « U HICKS. It had been built Uforo th*Revolution, less orni.-d; and if I cnod out, and atby my husband'* great-grandfather, and tmmtfud to baenjw from tho rojm, ho though destitute of many “modern itn- could eerily reach tb* door brforo I I -_____ . ■ ** * Him could, and fur bis own security would probably put mo to death. Dinah was too distant, nnd too fi-.ldo and clumsy to nSonl m* any assistanw. and besides Office Ro. U Canal BL. Grand Rapldr, real-estat. owner fa by this time was fort asleep in th* third story. The man dcrabtlaa knew that my husband had that day received n targe rum of tuouey, oi'd had gone across the river, having me atooo with the houw. He had eatarod, coring oalv i for tbo tr.on*y, and anxious, above all i things, to reauM undeteetod nnd unroc- (Successor to Hides & Fules.) CARRIAGES Qu.--.-n Vic has given her Balmoral property to her Ixim-Louise. How long 1 lay upon tiro floor, I do not know —probably tor a few minute, only—but as I rar imrcnsciotu, it Mwmrd, when I ram* to mysrif. a. if ths interval had been a long on*. I was arcuud by hi. blows upon tho iron door, and found myself weak after the tong nervous tension, but .till calm. I remember tha satisfaction with which I thought, while 1 toy there before rising, that ho could not escape, luingk-d with a vagus and foolish dread that he might in hrs rags- burn tho valuable coctmts of th* safe- II* pounded desperately on th* door, and twure frarfnllv at Cnd* ing himself enlrap|>ed. But, <L> I took I no notice of bis cuterica, he Boon grew (quiet ! Presently I roae, and, lighting it can­ die. dressed myself with nil possible When 1 returned to my bwlroMn, | feeling somewhat tired. 1 resolvod to go *. lm.t.- and with trcmbliug fingers. turn- Shoes and Gaiters, ■h£S: Hr van Cash for aU kind* of Grain, and sell Grand ' «tKi I Naidds Harter. Ohio Lime. Uaterrlrme and Salt. . A|irilClh Tho Lady of ths Lok*—Th* woman who pointe with that color. therefore loft tho window, open, though 1 drew the curtain, before I seated my­ self at the table in tho center of the room, lighted the candle and began to read, in order to pose the heavy time away before tho return of. my husband. After n while I heard tho clock strike nine, al which h:nr Dinah always went to bed. Her chamber was in the attic, the third story of the hoase. Item mbcring Kmo household matter about Ladies' Hisses and Children’s Glen & Hull Threshing Machine Clover Hnllers and Grain Drills, ami Gale's j Patent Sulky Bake. New Orleans Alp. $300,000 worth of rags annually. placed boxes containing pajvr. and oth­ er valuable*. Oppn«ito the font of the bedstead, between the window., was a ‘-----------' "rmn the flow almost to all other ftirni'.ure in S*T>O3Ft.3S JACKSON WAGONS “Cheaper than dirt"—good soap, at any price. Dayton Ohio, has a now foundry which As ofwill torn cut 160 car-wheel* par day. Eaton county fanner* are digging up my Iw-droom, Intending to pas* the time : the ticking of th* watoh tl spite th* potetoUga. in reading until toy huvbaud should re-; tallow It was a positive ri Portland, M*„ ha* 8,311 dwelling turn. ■ lie cam., out from behind tl houses and forty.six mile, of streets. It was a largo room ou th* ground ' rioj^od st tlie table and .to floor, with two French windows opening ! M M1 aware. I 8ilr«w-smo!ting 5-—ww will soon beoa a broad reranda. Tho windows ■ ’rt'r> rio**d. I foresd added to the list of Pittsburg industries. were draped with long, yellow silk curcur-1 breathe regularly and au<__^. m Wisconsin is looming up now as the tains,, - between----------whichth* th*moonlightmoonlight *>» bent_ over me. He -----great iron producing State of the Union. • - • ■ •— « • । parsed th* lighted candl* slowly bvfore faintly'entered, dimmed.... by tho shadow Frank Sanbora says the Mutual Ad­ of the roof of the pi nrtn. and partly in­ my fan* two or throe times. I felt th* tercepted by tho fringe of woodbine heal and J*w tho light through my miration SiH-iety b the oldest dub in which hung from it. My bed stood with ctooed U-dkrttblch must have quirerod, its foot toward the windows, and with though he did not s*cm tosb**rve their । it* head about half o yard from tho wall. motion. Hearen gar* me strength not It was an old-fsahiuncd structure, hung to movo ar cry out Satisfied, apparent­ With yellow silk like tho windows, but I ly, bo pttt back the candlestick on the <.'hied Justice Chase and Gen. Hooker slept with the hangings drawn ha«k and stand, trad his hand crept softly and fiutemd to tlio head-board. The bed slowly under tho p»Jlow, and on* by one are to spend the summer at tho St. Lou­ was so largo that no one ever thought h* removed my watch end the key of is mineral wall Th* daily consumption of spirits in of moving it, except in thaw Masons of the safe. Hr stood so long looking at household panto called house-cleanings, nw that 1 felt impelled to open iky eye* Che United State* is estimated at 230,000 wlura Iho combined strength of three or'1 suddenly upon him. gallon* per day. four men was called into requisition to II As heUnlkad softly toward th* safe. Iowa ha. t wealy-twu counties that tierdraw it into th* middle of tho room. So II1 del pari^oixm tb*m, and cautiously elaborately was it carved that it wvul by ji watched him throngh my eyelashes. I tho name of Wretmritvter Abbey in the; h-'ord him fumbling with th* lock, and IxXta charmed 115,000 net out of the family. At on* end'of tho room, al no ' on co he looked over toward the bed. great di>tanco front tho bed, was a largo ’j My eyes were wid* epen, tmt I closed pocket, of (ho Quaker City-reaa. in her safe, built into tho huge chimney of the them in time not to bo detected. Watch­ sir week.' engagmnimt there. ing him stoalthily, I saw him open tho mansion, with a door high enough for n A ML Clemen, farmer traded a 11,200 man to enter standing upright. Hero I door of the safe, po back to the stand farm for a $300 minor., and proceeded was accustomed to place, every evening, to drink himself into an untimely grave. our silver plate on shelves which extend­ The tare in Cincinnati, for ah pured around tho sides, on which also were B»t kOtatateto i. tte<).«.•. >• wwkrf with । her. and n-.ado th* tour of the houre, to from the placo of eonccaknraL u Th* woman', club—The broomstick. Th* ‘Tarifi.- rarita" - Quist husbands. Philadelphia brtl. wear moucanam hairpin* The grasshoppers hare ^xmrd a . 9<>xt?" comtterfvifing »l«cp. At last the ttjll- Irraoch establishment in Utah. It wm nearly dark when my husland rate become more terribly than cvrftjny East Saginaw, Mich., manufactured S. Z— 41,150 barrels of salt daring April. .e^r, A’rr» • t-v- k^. ex t . FOLK A..K.™ FOB BARRY COUNTY, .OB THg —— NO. 8. - 1 a little out of th* way, and to so ar­ > range tho bed dothre that I could • spring from the b*d without intpadimenL t ■ I therefore gave a little sigh, and mor«d, i as if about to awake. sBgbtly opening ■ rnyeywallhe wun. time. Tb*‘ brad i end hand instantly disappeared. I then : compawdly rando the dmired change* r in ths position of Iho stand, and the ar■ rangvnumt of the clothes, pot my watch .with th* key of the safe under my pH­ -1 low—so near the odgo that (her could easily ba taken out, us I knew they । would bo—extingwrihed on* of my caaI dice, said my prayers, and dosing my i • eyes, redgnrd myself to mv flate, with | nn very mnguino or definiteVpe of cx| trtoatioa from my perilous poritron. , I made my breathing regular, and n little louder than when 1 was awake, Stffl Site a«i 1 E- O. Haren. D. D., late Preaident Michigan Univrerity, is to be made a Ili.bop of th*M- i. Chink nt the next General Conference. So any. the Ann AnOJiret mother discorvred thn *tb*r day that her llttl* 2-year-oW bey had broken his wrist ; how or when no on-j knows, as he hod n .>t mode the host disturbine* about IL She wept at ha tranquihty. feaky h* perpetrate* a groes libel Chan­ dler holds liquet mom eretmdy than any man in tho ounatry." Tho troth of Tbrn Corwin's remark, “Neat to building up an infernal doakay, th* moil troubleenmc job in llw world is to pull him down again,” has often be«m raalired sine* his day. It would b* easy to find casre in print among the public men of ths preerat Th* difficulty about th* State Fa>buildings, at Jirinro, bssbwqi anaagodThn grata. J stand t!«» mannfecturos' ball the rattfe stalls on th* north side, and 100 boraortalU, ore to It* left on thmriudS’ XUbuMfeJ ** �Ths Urmamrv Bolt.—In regarl to the bolt of tbo students of the 1 rrahman olaas at the Uumnity wnek before last; Tira Ann Arbor L'rarte-s«ya : him. Half tho l*op<*ty i» al ones his, and union, she gets a divorce tn save th* rthre half di, dire, (of e broken heart perhaps,) and bo takse the whole. And what becomra of th. children ! 1 asked '•hi» question ones. sad a woman an­ swered, “by that time they wU be grown up, and cm take cars of ibotawlvos.'* Ju-t Hcjtou- ! And all thia, suhdy that hu-iband! U, liberty I what crim > can be rommlltod in thy tram"! Tliat there are men who plsy tho pet­ ty tyrant orci their wives, no ono will deny. And oa Uw *tber hand, wo have heard of Mrs. Caudle, and hen-pecked husbands. But tbee* arv evils not to be rvswdied by logUatioc, wheth.r it bo by tho votes of women or men. Law cannot make a croas husband kind, any mare than it (an mak* as unlovely wife kirabJe. Il can make a stingy husband liberal, no store than it am make a prod­ part, and will t>»l be obliged to marry igal v if* »couomi<al Ti-e*e evils ore for a protcctur and a luano. But what beyond the range of human statutes, would a law pooled by their voire. In and can be rrachod only by law divine. qipoution to nine-tmthi of tho mu». amouct Io ? Wc ran think of law that men who fas!Aggrieved, will look at the has vitality, call in connection with a ccruequencvs, they will think it better penalty; and wo can think of penalty to bear tlw Ufa they bar.., than fly to only in amnecuon with a power to cx»- others that they know not of. Better win their husband's lovo end d.rouau there lx. fore*. Without this, as w41 by .bowing themselves lovely, then to think of ruling a Sialo by ths proverbs demand it at tho point of the bayoaet of Solcm -n And not only must tbcao But outddo their direbilifire in the be force back cf the law, but wo mast marital relation, which are tho aubject be shio to bring such force to bear. of wven-eightha of the argument, for Thus only con we enforce any law. feuiahi suffrage n ow-a-dsys, they com­ How, tbon, with a law which woaiun plain tliat woman ia not projierly paid for may adi^t, to free themaehwi from price c f. labor by legislation would be yield power willingly; and if msa aa rain as an attempt to regulate tho the tyrants they assert, women's votes, pilco of the product, of labor. The lost and least of all things, will only remedy is, to convince the employthem. The force of the world is main­ ly with the men; and tho votes of, all the wvmen in the world will practically aeeomplish nothing, unless a majority of tho men—tbo physical force .Au public that tliey con do man's work the rostrum, and they a>k no law to cure man's wagre. Let auy lady o Let us sco how it would work. Huppore half of the legislature are *»• men. Mrs. Stanton rejMirts an < manci­ pation bilL providing that, in property, hniliand and wife (I bog pardon ; she woald write it—wife and huibaad,) shaU be equal [ artner., with equal con­ trol efi the property while living, and on the death of the husband tbo whole ■hail vert in tho wife, and tho cb'ldjea shall hold all their rights under her tho same that they would under tho father if she died first A 1cm radical change than this, certainly Wo could not expect, if Mik Stanton ruled the hour. And it ia squal'y certain that any law of this character would tie seen to be ao unjust to tho children, that the mon would op­ pose k on their account, if uot on their Bui wo suppcMO tho law juraed. If, might happen—such things have been known—that a wife wants to sjiond mere than the husband deem, prudent. For instance, s?;C enys, " I must have a new vhawl, Mrs. Broun has gut a new ono—O, sc beautiful 1 and it was a great bargain at fifty dollar. F* Bat. my dear, wo cannot cutapcla with Mrs. Brown." “ I think I can afford it as well as she- I think a woman is tbs best judga that she can do the work, in all reKMtta, at well as their highest salaried male teacher, and they will make no debate over paying her aa high wage, os they will'him. Id her prove herself better qualified, and iho will get wore mittae jaya Bridget in tho kitchen mere than he would pay Mr. Doty to take her place; and, if the committee believe Biidget would superintend tho schools of tho city better than Mr. Doty dot*, they would ask him to atop aside and giro Bridget his place and hi. salary. Tho difficulty it, for women to pereuadtheir Mnployers that they < au do man', work; that is, do tho work aa wnll os her fe as lovely a. bo rhv»jht k-r when ho offered hia hand, and slx> shall rule him by fore, u_d sit supremo on the thronn wbu-h he than crcrtud for her in his heart But let her not think to com­ pel his loro, or his obediouoe, by force. If sho ocin, oho is to bo pitfod indeed, and should ssk the legislature br a ojio. cfal act, to tnako her tho legal brad. I Many strangers including numbers o! Englishmen, Lave arriv*l in Paris, oud arrivals of foreigner, me inweaaiag daily. Tho e.linmloi tho uumler of men Mon are oltun v i!e and selfish, oven toward those who bare a genuine claim to their kindness and loro; and woman, so greatly dependent as .he ever mu.t >>e upon man for her happiness, can bo raised above the offids of hia imperfec­ tions only as he i« elevated in his nature. Tlii. is prau'iarly woman's mission; commencing with bar subject while bo in favor of compufaoiy « Frenchman, agaiert tbo dent Tbii-ra, who reovmw Tira ;>oliey of encruraging home cnlciprise is emo that sh-ral-l be ]>romptly adopted aud strictly csu.-icJ out in every town wh.-rn »vea the al!ghtest natural advantages exist upon which to predi­ cate its fuwealth and greatness. By Ahl. Bam.; That the lleourder be raqnert d ui confer by letter with A. C Gtigi-r. relative to the Artreian Well propcL Carried. By Aid. Widikna. That tlw> Street Cumm ttoe vximine the rood to Mr. Car­ ter’s Ih.e north of Hie C< tnotery. Car- Picture Frar Ji SPECMLTY. nk IJAbks, <>u wotiuu Cuunril adjourned." W. T. EanMix, Itacunlcr pro ton. Regular meeting of tbs Corum-n Council of the city of Hastings was held al the Council Itooins, ou Monday evouing. June Sth, 1871. Council coll­ ed to ord< r by hii honor the Mayor. I’rexut—Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Bar­ lew, Eastaan, Hams, K-ufiuId, WiU- fresh supply arivold's “^7; xiwiai ^’e just received, Minubu of lort two inoetiags road and ; approved. ITio Beernlur thou reportis! tint the 8tr>«t Catutuiwiaucr, Charlo. Dolph, had filed hia official bund in tho sum of one thousand dollars with Valentino I<iua as surety. Beport accepted. Aid. \ViIiiams, who was rwjurrtel at tlio last meeting to aeo property owners on the line of the inpnoood new laid in tbo Secund Waid, between reetems six­ teen an 1 tweuty-cno and ivventra-n end twenty-four and nspertuiu tn* compen­ sation they asked for the lam! required for raid road, resorted tliat Mr. HubbeU nsked 1200, Mr. Diuhl 1100, Mr. Dolph flOd. Mr. Nathan Bariow agreed to give nraaaary laud off from that be­ longin',; to him if th* stre-t would bo bid th rough to Jefferson Mr. KeuI finld, Warner, Shriner and Nelson would price. and in fact everything kept in n first-daw STATION ERT STORE. Please coll and famine stock and prices before purchasing ebewbere. .J. ROBERTS & co. New Advertisements. (iR.IXD R.lPHiS Mr. Kelly claimed 11,000 d.mago if the read wgs laid c. proposed. lIojKirt of Committee accepted aud Cummiltee <'i«eharge-l. By Ahl. Barlow-: That ths subject ■ of la ving said road in Second Ward bo iadehnitaly postponed. Curried. By Aid. Hara. > As Chairman of Cum- j mittee on uds and cross-walks, reported ■ that the Cammittse hs l sorn the proper­ ty ou tiers in regard to tlio walk on btito street in front of building now being croctod and they stated that they v era about !o finish th* building and desired further time to build said walk. IL'purt arcepted and on motion of Aid. Bartow •u -irtios wore given further timo to —IL DRESS MAKING ! Lead and Zinc Paints, Colors of all Shade*, TEETH Within tho rtsach ofall. every day solicited to famish Partes of Teeth fortress than our usual price, Ixtcked with the complaint, walk in front of tiie city pnqwrty on of parlies who say they arc Church str.w-L «ix feet wide, with throe stringer., 3x1 inches-cuvoring to bo unable to pay so m uch. I inch and a half by five inches wide. Maw to give all a chance to, have Teeth who need and1 ;should have them, ire will, from this date, for a few, tre/ks, drop the price almost ont-half. If'c will now make full and Complete sets for Single Plates. Upper or Under /7J. We are Averill Chemical Paint, solicited. Your patronage RIDELL & (X). I -All 'Work Warranted gitinuit" kinds, tend, to enrich the c.tn- just as fsr as she is able to enter them. From a groat portion the ia forever shut out by hex unavuidab'o physical disability; and from many ii.are by a want of training which few do, or ever moon .hall givo tho tun's light, «» that right the law give, ao, to half of our tho way .hall bo open fur rvutnan to do property ; and I dull havo a. good a the rough-aud-tumble work of the .hawl as Mrx Brown. She flaunted by world. As for the lighter work usually meyaatemfoy, with an dr . that «ald—: L done t>y men, why may nut women en­ “beat tliis, if you can!” ter upon thorn? Who hinders her? “ Well." (the “dear'' omitted) “you You any prejudice. But if so, it is not may beat it if you can, but you car.not .prejudice against her a. a woman, bit with my consent. Haro is twenty dol-. a prejudice or opinion that she will not Ioxk whiohis aU wo on afford." do the work aa well; and it will take a “ I do not aak your consent if it wiser than Sototaon to roach the evil by comes to this. The law give, mo ray rights, and 1 demand tiw tnoney I" •* Madam, tf the law gives you yuur righto, take them by the law. My judgston that hgulatioa—and least of all, meat says it fa not right to mo «r my legiafajon by their voteo—can eare the childr.-n, (whatever you may think in oviL If it can-if they can devise any reference to yours,) to *|>cud fifty dol­ law by which woman can bo made haplars for a .Last God (your law to tbo prar in tho family relation, or can be contrary notwithstanding] has made mo ••cared a fair reward lot their labor. responsible for the welfare of my fam­ my life for it, they hava no mod to vote, ily. Your law makes two beads to the for the lav will bo promptly enacted by family ;—< natural impombility. The a twn-thinla majority of lira men. Mrs. moment you attempt to er force your law. you bar* anarchy—a house divid­ ligious history to little pnipooe, if aha ed against itself; aa, aka* at this day 1 thinks man, in thia Christian land, in Whoa wo were ‘vao,' aU I had was .bine; t’ra nine'® ruth or n*wy, wish* to oppress bat you have chosen 'the portion that woman. From tho day. of Moras, when folieth to me,' and gene, morally, iato a •merging from a etale of bondage, and far, far coanUy ; Ob. can 1 hojie you will eYcr return ? Your law cannot be edbreod wfthertt uttariy deetrovmg the family relation. God, boto iu life word and eoustitnlian of our rare, as well as the opfaion of the world, of all agea and grov ia the ground. You may make a law that they shall grow Hko a viaa, the gmod, you may try to enforew tho law ; bst you kill the Iras. Before* rwratwaMylaw: w before: aOrtM; aUfcyoattoak wo-a lies, faagrawrafer the ram. roof? Or start only oooaatonaUy refer to those things, for argument's rako. The great plea fa for the'r riyhtt j and tho ballot io only a mean, to that end omaaetpaiiun from the thraldom of mon. AH utlur considerations are only tooondary and ircsilcntaL Giro us tho ballot, and wo wHI take our lights. Giro us tho gun, and wo will abndx yon. It la rimp’y a er might be mad*. If punishment rnt declaration of war. I. th«r» not “a ue.raiary a reasonable regard to tho institution cught have sought cut r'ngteoders; but'lb* sutl.ority that ca uld Whether, as a prortfoa! le .ult, dtore dismis. fifty-three would have dismissed good than evil, ou the whole, would every etu lent in college ca the same grow out of female suffrage, is an open grounds. The event ia the natural culmination of a weak cud raMillatnj question. I am by no means cummittod to the xegutive. But tho mere the sub­ ject is considered, the further I confess I am, from a satisfactory- cunchlsfou What its influence would be ujxju tho P.mro Bros Eui«s»th<c.—Threw domestie relation, is a soiljus question Rocky Mountain tx>ts weu> to bu among of tho most fearful pouibilitiea. Tlifa, tho first to avail themselves of the rotiI apprehend, is the only danger. The ditiousof (ho Anglo-Aswrican treaty. cry about the impropriety of wo>uen Having pawed to lU oaatern boundary of Michigan, they concluded to emi­ meeting men al tho ]«4U or holding grate to the Dominion,to tort the ad van teoffice, and all that, ca the ground of gw of Canadian ins'itutiuns as wall ns to delicacy, is more nouoetue. But when try the merits of Canadian jotnlma it is shown that there is danger K, will At last accounts the Detroit river was make tlio sexes parties against each litcrully twunuing with thorn, flioa* that could procure paassgo ou chips, other,—that it will weaken tho marriage stares, boaida, pieces of berk or other tie,—make husband and wife uu-ro lira ting thing, did ao. Tlicao tliat wore burners partners.—make two lu-od* to uot thus fortunate entered boldly ou*. tho family,—make ;roperty more im­ portant than love,—and destroy families by making divorce as rosy as it will l>e ncaeaaary, wo may well ]«use till as­ sured tho picture is not a reality; aud till it la shown clearly that the possible benefit* will not bo to dearly purchased. There are evils, disabilities, roes. for both women and men, in this importtint state, which no legislation, no law, even if it cjuld bo enforced, can euro. Law will no mere make a man love his J wife Sarsaparilla lips’ Store, Hastings, Mich. STEWART * STEINHOFF patronage however lucunsiderable it thin Barlow ai.d K. H. Wightmn n ! ^'arL?ir' may seem Too, or however trivial it , .urotirs, Marshal with A. J. Bowur really may be, play, a much more con­ spicuous port in tho establishment of home buuneas upon a film basis, than “grains of Mud” in tho fu: mation of lbs earth, or "drops of waler" in tho By Aid. Hi That th* si._______________________ Ono of the surest methods by which to opened, ai.d that the Msrvh.il be taquestA ]>«tiUi>a of Wm. Stebbina, Goo. lock thn whecils of progress in your town ed to notify parties ulatru-liug tlit toad and leave it floundering in tho dough to remove the siuse in teu days. Carried. Riohni'ind, H. W.^folding, N. Bartow, The Furnace Committee reported back N. Baiter, J- Boberi• nvd others that the of Old Fqgyirtn—if you p'aare—fa to unhitching and feeding of team, upon partially disregard, or worse, it entirely Church and Court street Lo prevented, ignore, the businees iatorasts thereof by was roforrwl to tlieCouimittoi u<i Onlinances and By-Liwi to report a suitable withholding yuur encouragement from, Ordinana’ or liy-I-aw. those who ore striiing to drive it ahead ' On motion Council adjournod. with a 1-M>cr spirit, or, by going from Cuis B. Woob, Recorder hooM to pttrchasu articles such as con eauly be had in tho community wburo | sled on Stets street, end known aa Bar­ you lire. The money you rpeud abroad ; bar & Hailey's and C. H. Hick*; sl.o in this mapner never finis its way back,1I rldcwslk io trout cf city lot, on Church EASILY UNDERSTOOD. and ncithitr yourself nor your neighbors »tr<et, and the tex te levied uiwm the arc beneflited by Its circulation at homo, j Ctows adjacent. The uetitlcn is.igned 8pand your money in other towns and ! Barber A Bailey, C. II. Hicks, Masco it is gono, bat oct it adrift upon tho Alien, I'liu Smith, Gcorc* Prrsion, J. “current of eommorco" st home, and it ■ C. Woodruff, Julius Rum el I at<d tw.uty floats from band to hand, helping this tbo day, if "die lime is applied in tho neighbor to liquidate hu iadobtedneM. 1 morning, tlio bugs neariy all boteka and that nrijhtxir to buy the aimfort. | ihcmsclvci further U jwa tho rows where of Bfe, and your raerohacte and grocers ' ._ i — - • ----- 1 .i_ j ou limo was scattered. Tbo next day The protest .gunst the remcral of any ii Ira scatters limo on tee v 1ms for a like dirt or gravel from Green .tract, in aiid !; distanor, and thus eonliuues dnv by day city, between the Hue of Broadway ou I till tho bugs are driven on to a small i)>o west and Church street on tho cast, ।' area, when they aro destroyol by Ifarfa aud th. petition that the Council restrict grocr. or by other moons. ’ sod probiUt the removal of tho aamo to any pari of ths city outside nt the Fourth liut uf Ix.tiixi rema ning ia the Post* Ward, aigmd by D. H. Crak sad twenty­ oflior, June 7th 1371. THIS M1CHISE HM » EQUAL fire otbers, wu present* d .nd rua*l. Elixi Allen, W. IL Burdick, Geo. B. <M, M- L. Dmke, J. W. Ghmu, Frank Howard, Ella Halo. Wm. Knapp, Nan?7toiu5vr, ev A. Lewu, E B. Morev, Elfen ifooney. Fmily Sewing Machine. To the Ladies!! Wool AV anted.! F A n M ER S AXD &S. Horsemen CURTAIN GOODS, The largest slock and lowest prices SABIN & MASON’S. •vrftxu* BROWN & CARTER, 250 Main Street, DENTIST. s’s».->x Snmncs.-Flora tho Jack­ san t’nfou wo g'oan tlia following items from ths Rofortcf ths prison Superin­ tendent. for (ha man th uf May, 1B7Xt Whole number recoivnd during tbo mouth, 17; uuraber discharged, 20; number pardoned, 4; deaths nets. Common CuUncfl rout, pursuant to adjournmeat, Monday evening. May 294, 1071. Council called to order t y hia HslTille lisiiiu._ _ _ _FRENCH, ENGLISH MICHIGAN. AND AMERICAN WALL PAPEB ................................................................................... AND DF.CORATIO.V8, Kw.fi.id, Hays, Williams sad Woolley. TlteReeotdrt being absent. Aid. East­ man was appointed Recorder, pre ten. SHOP ■ �MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. , Grand ffiver Valley Diviscn U«l blw? Roticej. ATIONERY: before j nrrf IDS Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. Building Botlc*. Notice is hereby given that the cen­ tre* for building * depot at MeedriUr, Michigan, wiil be let to the lowest re­ sponsible bidder at th* stare of Lamb A Willison. Juns 15th, 1S71, nt 1 o'clock P M. Ilan of buildinc can be seen by calling u[»a the Secretary. ' By Order Ut Committee. R I’. LAMB. Sec y cited. Peninsular Railway. W—«•*». Urol. TniM .mV.. Oaxsexriuz, June 5th, 1871. Efa. Bxxxxx:—Haring mad* up my mind that tut lee* I wrote you a* article pretty loan I should hare Io apologise far tny neglect. I, therefore, on this fifth day of June, etorun o'clock A. M-, the Mercury at DO ° fa tho shade, seat myself to fulfil my promise of some week* ago, via.: to write again toon. O, whew! hot. hotter, hotterfat, hottontot, bottaatottor, hottantotteriet Well I might just a* wall stop, fur all I can any is, its h-o-t. Aside from th* atmos­ phere, aa deeeribwl above, there is noth­ ing now with us. Fanners are buy cultivating their From our Prairieville oorreepotidcnt, and oho from Willie Elliott, of Hickory Corners, we team the particulars ef a diKroodng kerosene accident, which happened Monday, May 2»th. Th* drcuiastanre* were nearly as folios.: A little girL aged 13, and her Imtbor, aged «. children of Mr. John Mreeengor, af­ ter gathering a quantity of potato bugs thought it would be fan te see them We keep strictly to Oxa Paia. bum. and so tho girl ran into the house Star Clothing House 86 Canal St aud jirocunxl the kerosene cil can and Grand Rapid. [Kjurad some ou Bis fire which they had ' already kindled, bnt Bo sooner had the A few i>m-m* run bo arcotnmodated oil reached tho flame than an oiplo*x.n and wheat also look* very fine, although i with Board at a reasonable price, at ths teok place, saturating both th* children the fate hot dry weather ha* had a tonresidence of the auboeriber, on the cor­ with burning oil The mother, who bad dency to cheek, somewhat the growth of the strew. The grow th of clover hu ner of Broadway usd State strw-L near previously laid down to rest, hearing the the Court House. Nuns but rupecta- cries, ran to their aseutanoe. Mr Mos- also been a good deal checked from the •engsr, who was but a short distance off dry weather, but ua core require* hot ble, sober person* need apply. weather. If it is not too dry, it i* growIf* Ch*»«.—We arc otl hand to ran and caught tho little girl and put her ;ing nicely. serve ice cream of ail llarora, at nny '। in a large tub of water to extinguldi the Well, the biggsit crop of all, with u» . flame, when Mr*. M. grasped for her lit-I time of day, and our aim will be to ■ thia year, is potato bugs. Now folk, pleaae all who may wish to favor tu tie boy hi* clothes fell off n mass of fire, . and ao badly wns b» burned that death may talk about Tankso Springs and Orwith their [etromagr-. relies sd him of his sufferings ia about' sngvrille sand, but if any other town in W. B Hrrcncoc*. , । 18 hour*. The little girl, it is thoaght, I। Barry County, yes, or fa the State, can will recover, but her case is very critical. I beat ns on potato bugs, I would like to The pwvurta are deeply afflicted at thia 1 kuow where that township i& O what a hard thing to kill those potato bugs must be! Why, Mr. Editor, any bug Hey on Sunday. aeddente of like nature are happening i that car. stand sueh heat u we have bad Snuwaa* *11 around every dray—tho paper* arc full of tS.vm for the last ten days, hare fa this sand, Horraa on Monday. 'N wire-1 and there must be some means dove-"' .maytbeab— Srmxxur on Tuesday. to teach people the hazardous result *'<! A httle cooler Wednesday. pouring oil from* canon a fire. It shot GrxaecsT* needed on Thursday. bu the first lesson to teaeh to ehiidn “Wax ahnostgune nothing done rot' and should also be ]>a*tod up in lor letters in some conspicuous piece os SrsawsMir Ftartrst by the Lultes of tho oil can, for svrn grown people root the M. E Church, at Union Hal! on to risk* sometimes with kerosene • Friday evening. Al! arc invited. that should be deferred. Wa catmot look up on those bill boards mar tho National without think­ ing of the fact that they cost the /rcnkOn Sunday last, as a *on of Mr. Scu ing of a leg in putting ibrurup. A I dur, and 4*o a son of J. M- Collisu dear job for ° Curir.” Eaq, aged 15, were attempting to cro Long Itafa, in tho township of Hop Lxrr Saturday at Mr. Barlow's in and when nearly acrou, young Seudd Uulfand, a pig was being drlitn from a <liK?iverod that hu romnulc w*» liavit field and ran Lis snoot ngmait the fence trouble—probably seized with a cram and broke hi* under jaw. I’m tie* oa sLore, who witnessed th transaction, made immediate efforts t Maa. Mat.ran is agent for this section, save the drownfag boy, but he was pas for Gregory's Gas Burner, a novel little rwovery when they got Um out. A fastitufion for placing on a store and | । the t ime this sad accident happened, M ^ . with only a handful of cubs or chip* bo' anil Mrs. Coliister and their little b<... enabled to boil a teakettle or fry n mree of potatoes uithou* beating np your wore abecat in Ohio. A telegraph <F patch was immediately Mint, and room—ju.t tlic thing (hi* hot weather. Coliister arrived Wefasoday afteroo ' good Gto. C. Wotrn, Circuit Court Com» . but too fate to see the earpen of hi* son. agricultural couutiy, and is supplied by miseiuniir and Injunction Master for 1he funeral service having taken place a* good water power as ths io is to be found in Michigan. Business men, with Barry County hu opened up an offioo This is n sad, sad blow to tbs family, even a small capital, would find it to with James Clarke, E»q, orer Barlow L. A Goodyear's Store. lie ixrendy to die- thu being tlio fifth child they have lost, their advantage to locate here. penso •• law” with •• justice'’ at any time. and four within the last three years. They have tho entire sympathy of their neighbor* and the people in their boNasuviixx, Juno 5th, 18T1. Full arrangement* were made at the adjourned meeting,on Thursday evening letter from hi. son. stating that he was last, to usher in “ Our Natal Day,” with well and fooling first rate. Tbo shock of the father and mother, on icceivfag Ms. Ms am is making amuigeuicnte the dispatch, was terrible iudred. for putting in a Screw Wheel at hi*. Carding Mill; tho ono be has tn opero­ tten not furnishing power enough to Mrs. Sari'.i J. Bartlett, of ths lows of Baltimore, came to her death very suddenly on the first fast. 8ho was about th* house, doing her work, the k>t of young pigs. 21 following throe day previous, seemingly as welt a* usu­ Bia*'* Fccroux Eijiib has the jiat- ’ sows, yon must call on S. P. Cady, Eeq., al, until about four F. M., when she rvnagv of the Medical Faculty jtut one mile west of town. Through tailed tier husband to get sown* water Acxtxr A Sum, Agvnte. । some unaotouatnbl.' Leak of nature, or Keen Baa*'* PscroasL Euxta always something, seven of them arc much Jarfa the bone® fi r Croup. the hons®, ihe ajpeart'd well and very Acxlxt A Sum, Agent*. cheerful, but on returning be finuul her very sick end suffenng severe pain, from Thn Chicago RrpMt wido-awako journal, w 1'hvsicians aero colled and oicrything th* day moat splendidly condensed and that could seam possible dons, but noth­ anything good boiled down to extract of ing would relieve her suffering. She spice of life. It has a new department lingered in great join through th* night made up of Births, Betrothal*. Elope­ ments, Marriages. Ifivorvce and Deaths, ODS, Tux great Van Amburgh Monegvrie ia a coming Wo toko up a ocnaidcrablc of i-ur local space this week fur that event which will take place on Tuesday, June 20th. AU tho old. tho young, the long, the tall, the shirt, the thick, tbo lean, the good looking and the betnely will l>e on hand to see the monkey dance in this ci^y, June 20th. prices A SO VSB1utk a hers, etoaafac to Omaha, it eoon«-i with Uuioa Pacific fur all plare® th* mtiwcontfaental and Pacific tfop Ovar-fand aad traffic ebooe* thia reliable route mors and mure. It* next terminus is Lincoln, the Capital of Nebraska, fifty-fire mil®« srest of ifo Miarouri at Ilattamuulh. Thisi. from tbo train and gavo the lady a Scbbk* DuTH-—Mr. Boltwood, an dunce to pass on, aad then reforaed and attached luaengini and paraed on old an1 respected ciuxen of our city and Eastward. They want tho name of thn of the firm of Bollwood A Coy in the forniture business, on Monday afternoon driver of Engine No. 110.-. a short time after working in his gar- Mr. J. M. Coihstcr. E«i . called on us yesterday and said that just a* be took the train at Solon. Ohio. Monday iron­ died fa.a very abort time. Mr. i ing, to oom* at the call of the telegraph but previously mad* the remark dispatch eent him, a boy was drowned Mr. Marsh that be believed he ed fa that place, and when he came to Jaekacn, Tuesday night, a report was an th* street that a man waa jual drown- burgh hu hi* show tdil*. He was on the ladder up high and fa some manner .Upped and ML Hia leg naught in the roudatrfthefadderrobewro falhng, the .nddeu twM Uukmg bs*h boae. Goods are Cheaper than Low GRANT & PHILLIPS MOWERS AND REAPERS Wood's Sdf-Raking 3EH u® UOt<3?UOr3E3Ft THE ZEMKarsh Haiwester, TA YLOR, HA WHIMS: and DA YTOX MS «■ DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, I5 K’s, &c, And we will sell them ns cheap us any house From New York to Chicagi Wc make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their n^prits. and the largest stock of. We Sell the Florence Sewing Machine, PITTS, RACINE and TECUMSEH AGRICULTU RAI. MACHINERY x THg BEST I2f TOE WORLD! in Barry County—for aalo by E. P. BURRALL Admission 50 Cents, Children 25 Cents. Ptaiiie na Cil! aid tee whal a big Pile of G«di«wiU live jn for a little fcj. DETROIT STOVES VAN AMBURGH & GO’S GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE. HARDWARE G1EAT STUDY CF KHURAL HISTORY I The Most Brilliant Snow of any Ago or Country New Goods!! yesterday, which was the ono thing needful for everything growing in this viciaity. Duowxd.—Robert Oates and wife, of Thomasville, in this County, were drown­ ed in Gull Lake on Sunday evening. They had been fishing, and had with B^^/$/C THRESHERS AND CLOVER HOLLERS, gramme of the exercieee will probably be sent in for publication.. Tho contract for an iron bridge over Quaker Brook was let today to Jesse Chance hr 5825,00, 25 fret span The J stone abutment* and grading leading thrrrto waa 1st to E. Chipman, for 5540. Tho Buckeye Broadsxe »«. Iler. Hen­ ry Cieam, is expected to hold forth for the spare cf two day* upon th* great subject of temperance, in n few week*, in the grove near thia place. they rowed the boat ashore and sent the child or children home to build a fire, Mr. and Mrs II came to this place, saying that they would bo at homo in a with their family, lees than two years few minute*. Aa they did not return ago, oommeaoed on a new farm, labor­ that night scorch was made for them, ing with gnat seal that showed they fatended to go through with what they found, together with a bottle portly fill­ begun. Timber was cut down, field* ed with alcohol, aaid to bo partly diluted cleared, tree* and shrubbery planted, with water, and tho boat up»et jut a and everything around seemed to have Hille distaste from the p'aoo where tho the ap[«arancv of comfort and prosper- boy or boys were landed Up to Wednesday morning th* bodies bad not Wa are called upon to chronicle quite a number of accidents and sudden death* this week. They serve to (ill np Maa. Titm* ha* jest returned from a chapter in tbo local history of our Chicago, with >mw rtoofc of rery de- commniuly, bui still it is with almost a rfrebie summer etyfae of milHnety good* reluctant kan-1 that we attem[>t to write Deceased was thirty-nine years old (fall and reo thornthem up and st* moot fervently join in the tky ah. died. 6h. leaves a loving with otrr sympathy for the aEirtod. husband, oae eon about twenty and a Tatakml! married daughter to mourn her loos. Can at th® Drag store of J- F BobTax BJHmI*!. 5««ws* mention* tho erto A Co-, for your Reward-of-Men: They have the heartfelt sympathise of i^l. A new onpply jMt reomrcd.pretl.. gentlemanly act of an engineer on the thu surrounding community, fir Mrs B. L. H A M. 8. R. R., who, a* a lady ap­ was belowd by *11 who knew her. proached, the engine and train befog Sandusky and Mikxn, Ohio, papers Bstnsosx. oero a the street, unevuph-d th® engine ideas* copy. EXOELSIojj DRY GOODS & Th. FMncT'ifl/rnoeephalan. as* i. br, r— -.w-w re-w. ■**«*• u iw ■reswii. — tSeatoiM* . Black Silks from S1.50 Upwards. THE ONLY COMPLETE MENAGERIE ON THIS CONTINENT. POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES Dentil try!! JACONETS, 8AT1X LACE8. NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHECKS, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK CHUCK. NAINSOOK STRIPED, TICTOBIA LAWN. ' SWISS MUSLIN, FRENCH FINISH UAM22IC. BOOK JRBKDL . ------- --------------- MA.U8AILLE8 QUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS. EMER01DEKIES, EDGINGS, IN8ERH0NK. REAL AND IMITATION LACE.3 m«nt on their part and we trust the people will appreciate their effort* tn tbrir behalf, fur who »ould not have a - bras new” set of troth when they am get them for twenty-five dollar*, why, we are almost tempted to hare a as* to look wsIL assured that this ia a fact, and we adv's? our readers to look at their card aad so? what they say and then give them a call. This is no ad­ vertising dodge but a genuine offer which can be relied upon Wool—Meows. Barlow A Goodyear have purchased tb* first wool dip of the serson. The price paid was 45 caste per pound. The Largest Stock in the City! DENIME, STBIPE& TICKINGS CHECKS, D. A T. CAMTSWt. term of yean. They will consolidate in their new quarters in Union Block next Monday. Juan 12th. Thia will make a fas UeatiM fa fan popular liiM: HNlAiHnKM. �bright SIDE STORIES. Gems of Buaty in Pro**. Poeirj * atutD uccif-oocs^ nsex *>ctv NEW TORbT BOSTON, rmsctrsL roivrst* vxw row *»n »r» ,-yarss*, saw Tit* Oil. BgurVXSOF |»KJfMUYLVAWIA , Farm and Gsnten lUx belter to No* York. I!S5 ro‘,U’1 FOR $3 50 PER LINE, Bom* intelligent gardeners win ahnka tb.ur brad, in.rodukru.ly st the aUto­ meat uf Prof. DeVaro feat mole* ate at incalculabla btoisfit try the sarrica tb-y render ia destroying the worms, mag­ got* end other gtrndaa aaaaue* that Uva Buffalo to Now York. 423 Dunkirk toNew J*’*?** Ctereisad to Now York, Obi miles, Cincinnati to N. Y^ MO ciitoc, W. Will 1MM, .. MI.MC..M, ONE MOIS’TII Michigan amd Newspapers, a non ■ TIWT22 to 27 MTU5 tux raoatrs boitt. re* Jlrreliy IWm* ■ -­ mile* without cbangn ofcner.be*. >r, ™ “S-K k?S ssiW.5iteg»£Ss keep their poultry m otoae quarters It endures eoafineruant well, mature* vary early, beginning to lay whan four in trying to “ art" than the llrahm** Few teematora realise how much it would rast their teams to put a prop un­ der the tongue or thill* while loading. Every Httle help*.—Prof. C. V. Bitoy, the entomotogiat, flunk, be has felly Ira re* of the Osage orange u on the mulberry.—Haats «aa be sent by mail securely and cheaply, and people at tho Era', or oa ** old plseea,** could often do their friend* who bare moved upon new prairie farms grant nervtee by sending them, st the right season, root* and cut­ tings of fruit vinca, tflowars ami shrub-, Very. A writer in WwLl i Ibiot giraa those direction* for wrapping ibem i ' NATURE’S Hair Restorative a sheet of jmjier, and after harm; aashed the aartli fh m th. roots of tbs plant* place them upon it la layers, put­ ting mcra botwecc When you Law put iuptoc* all tho plants you desire to send, tdaee another - thin layer of moo* over them, and eumtuenca at uno side ol the paper aud rod up the taue* and planta very tightly, then wasp with oiled . silk or oiled paper, to keep the moisture , in the [Mckage, and afterward cover with paper upon which you can write theaddn-. The firmer the padaga is' Mltod. d with .dRsfont mnas> tho Irai halite the piaute are to break or to be in­ jured bv rough liaudling. It is better to u*o dry mo* end dam]wa tho root*, because there i* not ao much dkngrr of getting them too wit and causing d- I cvmpositviu ; besides, tbo dirt has to bo removed from tbo root uf the plant, and . it* doc.. more ralriy with tho uaa of 1 water By tho ue of dry tan* and damp toots ths mvotiuo is JuM vto» it ought to be. while in using damp moss ' tho faliage is apt to be hept jaat ra we« as tho route, and deray is very apt to fol­ tow. Tho postage an plant* :■ taro cento j on each four ouucv^ or frwrtioa thereof, packages not to cxeoed four [monde in weight vro*ttii^L Tbo [wstnffire law reqsirea that all packages craning under thia rate shall bare tho nature of the content* ' distinctly marked on the ouiaide. ROBERTS & Y£U UfrEKTISEMKNTj Oaurhey & Co t. Columa. smm bans-p»<«ertirM n4e!UB< U>*<ssa*inl I realm* *ad ;-*.**u >> RUGS &“dGr-Jj) Medicines, oJiuItuiij-'U a-Xflu, I.?** >n<nJ C-ifra^rcUv^u QuUtUl i/M qU. d^fu <?/ fi/z-fltM/ OAvl/duitai. 18 DAYS COUNTERFEITED. SELF PRESERVATION At the Expense of War! Bsoom Coin tirasM*»«M*.—They fuire School Books ft Stationer!/. many curious wars ia Trans***, and enjoy tltetnaclvro in styles that sacra itrsnri enough to ■*, but tlte town of Jackson, in that State, tokos tbo load for singularity of social customs. One or theao is described ia a Southern ex­ change. It aeeme that tbo Jacksonian* have a anciety of young men calted tho Broom Cora N-ionadcrs They array themrelv.-; in a .aHco or huraoopuu drese. and by m'oniigbt rail upon such young ladies an are kiu>m> to be averse to dumaotic week, qBtetij awrag ratt tho pioreh. gnltery. hall. 4a. to approve tnuaic, and then retire, carrying their bnax-i proudly in the air, waving bke the banner* ><f a victraioua array Wbra a young lady ao visited aeknowledges the error of her ware the serous dors rtoura in a procosexis bonded by I The stock ia lb> steeple Strike. one ; tauaic, such eno dreosad at betora, cany- You s^iyou Wear oeming right homo iag a broom, aud in the center a large, tram tbs -boy. highly ornamented broom, with a suita­ As soon as yratr day’s work was done. ble motto larved upon it, and after Our fire hu gone out, our hotire ■ all marching around tbo house array them­ dark, selves before the front door, and with And mother’* been watching anee tea. great evreraony aud a suitable poem, With poor brother Benny ao sick in her proaect said young indy with, ths orna­ mental broom. Atal then, staid cheers. And no ono to help her but me. iMler «r M»<te« MmlJr tnMr-*i> ’tSi I* ■aakt Iht ««, a*rtS *r rasa* umte, •«/ TrJLn-YYRKR. *,rs: iet**WMl< l>KXTKK .... ..i .4STS EnJ U>* ikus 4sr ,*r M».., stt»as4tws3®..gst i Tee Library if Fifty aid •I-'* -u.i w «u U- rtoki ui|***l u»w4 Ik* I kte.oib* M I. i i&AftiAWftEHtBtta!, ' axi K Ixll ttrasaswushr 1?«. I it*, alite MU* MM «*sru* it*. *f Ik* I A New Poem ,.UW J(| *a4 tk. Me<s k«tri>-0 ■* | WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLET'S HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS ! •r H«1 A. «UM, 1 . I; •i; M h* »U* >*l r«a ». II,* c-r k n*si i«r *r lit Cmh Uwa ta A. l*nMa.ltel terra Smmmb Uh keaaW aira .*U«i •■.Itk* •rite *aa -T ite< ter P4* itrakTA AMERICAN MARBLE REDUCTION OF PRICES GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS this leading idea I want to aay that I find from actual u. this fast rammer and fall that sugar beeto are good food far hugs. I planted tire boetakrta^rias far tho pnrpoe,' of s’osoung them with potatoea, bat the ralu* of Jtotatoee pro* ing ndatiraly aaora than tho pork, 1 tneicwking them (Ute boot*) afaiw and foerinig them raw—both ways giving , muob aatieftteum to me and apparently . Fur km* wreuiiug mother wl me to the hogs. I fc-uad that ia foedfag Ton w» raw afera, poor Bossy is dsad. them raw Uwy ware eatea with gnat AtetatakWttegoh of HgM; rslish, top* and roots, both by *tura and And there went the very k»t word, th* he said: “I want to kira pupa gxxl-sigUt." tnauifc-atstroa* of ssrmieh appedb tho bead ia one among tba'mMy artiii** of their food that ia not mach unproved by | JURUBE8A TERMS—S3 a Year; fl.W L Club* of tea conte, fax one atHWeach. W3.«». E. A H. ANTHONY A CO. I'lIOToY*! Or. W Eliraci if Jirrteia 'NEW CARPET HOUSE DENTIST, ou. CLOTHS, MATHNGB. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-15.pdf 63956c1c905d7975d53f545a5d9127b6 PDF Text Text -“ - ;yoL. xvi. Pnftttohl nd Btotorit HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 1871. GREBLE <fc RUSSELL, per jnund. They have * tea fur only four shilling*." Jfr*. B. —"Well! 1 do declare, it is better than what Mr. Brown paid 12 Hulling* for.” ' ■ LA. to K. A.; HUUiROok. rrottNsra. *»a CMOMUanat U«,e>i a Mn What do you think I paid for thi* Delaine Drom f" Jfr*. B.—About two shilling*.'’ Jfr*. A—•• Oh no ! only nw riillling. Bought u at tho Boston Cash Store too Have you bwa to tho city lately F’ Jfrt. B.—"Ho; but think I'll go and buy a dross and some of thi* Too.” Jfra “ You will buy other things » hm yru sue the prior. Tho Boston &*h Store ho* moved to Union Block ; such Stock* and Files uf Ouvd* you too; Print*, 0 to 10 cents; Factory, 0 to 11 1-2 cento; Nice Double Width Alpaca*, 27- 1-2 ern’t ; Fast Colored I-awns, 1 a hilling , Good Crash, 6cents; Good IJuan TTan-Ikcrchfof*. 6 cento; all other Good* equally low." . Jfrt. Ji.—“ There, thorn, Mr*. Smith, that will do. I’U go home end get ready to go to-ioonow." Jfr*. S.—Bo sure to go early, or you can hardly get waited on; you never saw auch a jam ; it neetn* aa though every body goe* thoro sow." I’ROl'RICTORS OF THE AGBICULTtrAl MACHIUERY, &c. &c. FOLK AOENIB FOB BARRY COUNTY, FOB THE BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers! Johnston’s Self-Kakinf Reaper. |_ Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower. DRY GOODS LOWER IH.I.V El'EK. 4117 Phoenix Cash miW, U OHu uri-O JACKSON WAGONS (JMCL lAtud /. KU-lut Glen d: Hall Threshing Machines, Clov Hollers nnd Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Bake. Ladies' Misses and Children' Shoes and Gaiters, Russell & Nevins. pay Cash for all kinds of/Grain, and sell Grand Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime. VTatcr Lime and Salt. J. L. & DAN. REED’S Carriage Shop ____ _ of Jotfereon and Rnilro„d GROCERIES C. H. HICKS ! While they are thus tho praise of flVW7 ‘hoy sro yet peculiarly our own.—They were our pls vmate* inyouth, or grew toward manhood guided by our counsels; before oar ryes they took thair first stops to a freo and vigorous i Thou, tho hour of porting, with it* discharge of duty, and were indeed, koan pang* which could not bo stilled, “bone of <i:;r bone and flrah of our tho oxdting ride by boat rad ear to the sevne of conflict, and in a few wook*, tho rt*l<on*ibililios, tho hardship* and Thewymrathatmakothagood pud­ I tha hnxard* of actual warfare. But he ding in ulenre, is better than one that | pauses not, ncr shrinks ia the face of maketh a tart reply. the most appalling danger. Ho feels ; that tho burden* uf a great nation are Women’s right* women may yet as­ > laid upon him, nod ho gooj on by day done; anfl our prayura followed them to pire to ixmtiona in the navy. Lof* nnd night, faring Death fa *a many the threshold of the land of peace. wife wo* ci old salt, you know. I farms that lu> kne* all power to excite a A* to-dsy we garland grave*. The latest ecbouLboy comporiiion ot ‘ fear fa the heart uf him whose feet aro / tbMr memory and uSTrare fa , ever ready to tread where duty coil*, which thiw labored, and far which they tho horse, ray* it is “an animal harin nnd who ha* a dreed of nothing save died, txunu more sacred to each and dishonor. With what determination aDraadfetu, saws go hence, carry I rrv al! these burdens borne. How he­ ■n our hearts n more fatoaso tore for onr roic endurance mocks st pain and be. aurally **d her institutions. On this j rums* sublime under accumulated suf. loro shall wc lay the foundations of a DECORATION DAT। feringa. j What ward* uf fealty end devotion Wo find fa the Akron. Ohio, Dullj ' do tlicy sand back from their camp fire* me*lic tranquility to cverv State rad to Hum, of May Slat tho following olo-II to rekindle tho flatuu on tho alter* of ' qunutoratioh pronounced by Dr John ji liberty at borne. Steadily, hopefully, amity and guod wilj shall unite us with । the work is pressed, until 'at hut, tho our sister nation* closer than any treaty II. Palmer, of Nashville, at that place, | I bullot of tho fco or jKijnonod arrow of written wkl> tho print af tho baronet on the 30th of May, over tho grave* of!। diica.it, dasas ihv conflict, thus far so M of tho nation's patriotic dead, who II nobly carried on. Then that but rnes- rod with the bh-od of conquest ’ , There Lav licen entrusted to our care gave their Eve* that their eountiy might 1 aago—so sacredly sorrowful—from the no trivial rawponsi bilily-th.' welfare and | battle field, tho hospital, or tho iiriaon, tho happincM of thia great republic. It tolling tho dear ones al homo that hence Cemetery near that city, which it gives forth they most fight alone tho battla of is a trust «o may nut lofuas, but let u* Lot ncrept'it for betrayal. Lot u* guard u* special prills to place before our read­ life—how they put strength into every the gift ns wo guard these grave*, with er*. Excepting the oration nf Gov. word, and how love of bom'", of roun- ithe most Jealous rad caastaat care. Hun at Jsckssn on tho lame day, it is Nry and of the door old banner, strug- iClour than party, dique or rlra, dearer by far tho most appropriate oration far gled to find utterance in tho dying hour. Ithan fame an 1 temporary emoluments. “ 1 liave dene my duty, and do not Ilet na hold to onr heart* the weal of regret it, good bye—he true to tho oouts- ithia land, fcr which so groat a price wn* must bid you good night" tty—iximfirt oao another, and may God ।M freely paid. Dougla* Jerrold once Mid to a vary 'Xitufart you all"—these r. cre’ their last Muing to tho discharge of our duties uileranrem a* they went to thrir re*;. ।a. cib*LU», with our jath* lighted by thin man. “Sir, you ore like a pin, but voice of aifocti":>, and a fooling ot fra- leering to the land for which they died, itlie fin.-* of a hondrea battle fields, let without the head ur the point.’' , the legacy ol a soldier ’ s uumory, and ttfni.’y and charity one toward another, , us walk wtorly ruid wo11, and do our work “Young man, do you believe in a fu­ and of kryaltv to our country—to jsty thu earn of tho«e dependant upon him honestly sad without fuar. ture alate r* “In course I du ; and onr tribute of gratitude to the tmiriotie far protection and support. A arid tor’s Let tho kw rdution bo here made, that what'* more, I mean to enter it aa soon Wife, a uddicr's child ! Wl.at doc* not Itho flag uf I our party mast over float be­ na Belay g*U her thing* ready." dead. I It was at a time rut unlike this, that neath tin flag of our country, that the Fame is like a young duck in a mud­ Pvriek-a called upon to pronounce pause here long encugh to a*k, huw thi* barb* of [tartuan rancor shall no mom •acred trust of tiio d«U patriot i* pro. bo tlirow u [by our hands, and that ever­ puddle—very easy to oce, very caay to aarvotl ? Standing among theso grave*, more tho wt rd of partisan malice shall talk about alter you harii seen it, but it try. Uumui-nring, ho soi-1 nothing of and thinking nut only of three, but of be left unipokca. ta us hasten tho is on awful job to got hold of itthe departed wb<»<' valor and sacrifices tan* of thutoands of othor* filled with dsy of getewnl good feeling, when vre had won /or them aurh honorable re-' like ha'y dust, lot us renew tho prom­ shidl etyoy, n fraternity that i* all sur­ gord. But he cxl-dlod Athena, tho im­ ise* r.‘ made to retnenilicr thorn iu their rounding, > charity that i* all forgiving, partiality of her statute*, and her equi­ hour of necaarity; and'kt u.«'caU on and a iioacfi that is real. table admfaiatralicu of justice. He ex­ this great nation to be true to tho trust In our tan.- of darkneta, when tho patiated u;iod her prowcaa. the wit and cenfidcd to it, and prove itself to be, in thunder* of war shook tho earth, after learning of her jieopla, and the wealth a incJ*urr, worthy of tho sacrifice* the shock Was all over, and three who of her hill* and the beauty of laer ml- nipda for it* [wrpotuity aad ]>ro*p>rity. were aparut; wont to the aaristaace of toy*. Above all clac ho glorified the ■A little more cf distrust in the na­ the wounded, they stopped not to note freedom aha gave her citfaas. Then tional strength, and they wbo fill these whether thi> sufferer over whom they closing. ho mid : " For inch a country, graves would have mode no such a be- L*tt wore Pur uniform or that of the i quoit, and they wbo are ward* of th* tbe»o men have dtod.” We. to-day, might be ailent, and the , nation would tolday hare had others to whole land weald round th»ir praise* in called ou enemy, and bi* gaping wound unmistakable language. Industry' wa» duxed with bondage*, prepared, would speak with a thousand to ague*. perhapn, by th* hand of one who dearly lorad the ifead form ao *tark and alill Liberty, from her lofty pedestal. would I ; been so sorrowful a* our* , no people tell to all lands tho value of thrir life I beanie him. . and tho glory of their death, while every iI would huso beat under a heavier burBut hel;domnc«* and humanity were tie that bind* these titato* together I| d»n of shame. No other flag in history all eloquent, and their pleading nrald would havo boon furled at the bohort of not be pamod by unheeded. To-day such humiliating dishonor; and in the tho once fair land of jhoac who worn tarrihlo n-nelstrom of our rain, would lately our foemen—our land and their* I hare been engulfed tho hopes uf Liber­ — lays warted and barren before our od tho shock of rvlx-llion, every blearing ' ty fur a hundred coming year*. eyes. It la furrowed by shot and rbell, Every tyrant in tho *wl-i would have covered with tho ashes of once happy which flow* from the souse of security which we foci, is more oomraecuorative of I felt tho fooudolam* of hi* throne more homes, and'digged deep by tho tombto A Delaware lady whoso jaw bacons their deed* of uasclfiih daring, than j securely settled, and- even pliant min­ enginery of war. Poor aud dispirited, immovable from an injury, ha* had it ___ wrear, _ _ : ion any _________ monument* wj may any in-. of oppression, would hate flung his but nut alA-ut *omethuig of pride in rawed off and naw hiogn* put iu, and scriplion a wo may caret, ray word* we । anoer at our abject eatate^wd inode the glory o| former time* that doe* him now nona of tho Vest of tha ban^f can may utter, or any wreath* of nutemrry over our ruinal abrisSli our tiren honor, our !cu!ique.-ed ft» walks amid got in a word wlgewise. . bronco, however beautiful, we mar lay heritage, and oar desecrated flag. Be­ the ruin, which is none the lee* terrible Devotion to the public opinion waa neath thi ir well earned but malignant became invoked by Ida own hand. u|K>n their tomb*. evinced by a lady aged M, who recent­ The majesty of tho law has bocoms sd-ffing, aud our own contempt, we Shall we n^t aid in too rehabilitation of ly married a man of s oorreapoudingly majestic through thrir defense uf it, un­ should have gone down tho aerie uf na­ that land, an 1 do wind wo cun to lift appropriate age, beoraas, she sail, “II* til it* protecting influonoa are frl*. iu tional glory until it were a mockery to from the heart* of cur halpli*** fellow ocm v ab >ut niy hr.n*e *o much that if I tho remotest comets of tho land. Men Nfer to uu a* tho duactmdnnta of tho citixen* tho gloom of disaster that en- dint many b'm people will talk.” gui into tho fatx-a of their follows, sud men. who a: Lexington, at Bunker Hill, ah.-ouds tligm 1 grasping hand-s took out on the fair at Eutaw and Yorktown, died to give u» Their intonate and our* are edneipr\wq»-et spread before them, aud thank a glory which wo proved unworthy to deut, and toy work would bo poorly done Francis Joaoph of Austria, is declared to to day did I not appeal in behalf of the be a monomaniac on tho rabjeet of dross. living, nud!by the memory of the deed, Hie spends moat of her time in trying fbr the broadeit charily romiMitihfo with ou dresses. If this fact is en iitoim&m national safely. It >■ ’«.• ua, tho con­ of monomania, then, most of the female queror*, to'liash-u the day when the persuasion are moaomaniaoa mailed gloio shall be removed from the There n« seen tho other day bn the hand of thi> nation, and “with malice aircet* of CUll.rac a liltto buy crying. toward noun, with charity for all," to A gentleman stemung up to the Util* weloomo back to a full portiai>ation in fellow, arid My litth man, what i. thorn priTiinem which are (ho proud •he matter Y" to which “Ira got tho stomachache, and Hl hvaa it if I've a mind to.” (Successor to Hicks <fc Fales.) altar, only to find that she had eloped rad married another fellow ths nyht previous. Ho didn't tear his hair any, bat just remarked: " By Jove, Pm frisri she was married bst night instead of to-night" " Ma, has Aunty Jane got beoemh*r stray the niost elaborate marbles wo can CMMlfbf rear. ■■ No, my eon ; why do you uric such Tho rniu sliall wa*h from the blood­ 1 hoard Mr. Briggs tell her s ained earth, all trace* of tho oblation* ‘ CARRIAGES and the roprricrity of the Painting and Trimming, [ pay Cash for Groceries, I pny Cash for Prodace, and •II for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. Ssnisra and Mestaiical Deilim, GraM * PWIUfi fttee*. H-dae*. Hastings March S. »71. 0. II. HICKS. BOOTS AND SHOES Th* weeks aud tuonthi moved an. The papers plaood at tho head of th*ir ooluirn*, tLo*o word* always firrt looked for. “from the lion*." and our eonveraation ran mainly on the rmrulto of the next movemcat, the proLabilitio* of the next call lor troop*, and the possible cn; durance of our foe*. Fraplo engaged in new labor* with heritating hand*, and th* *uore** of our arrniM was, to the mtuac* of the people, brilliant achievotaonte possible in say other sphere of action. Our glorivu* lianucr—Low vro w«nthen leonung to love it—filiated doubt­ fully in tiio uir. fannod by tho hot breath of angiF rad fratricidal contention, and it*Lil>owv fold* enveloped, wo know not whether victoty or dialionor. The mourner* went about tho etroeto with tho waD of stricken one* mingled with every sound. The world looked cm, awn stricken Wilber Eureka Mower, THE DRAFT AND CUT Gold & Silver Watches, — NO. 7. Math it,istruck the shackles from the limbs of (bo bondman, oa.l made the tuuno of Freedom to echo through tho nt h0°'’ °l OJ'Prw^on poun.d thoroxMi from th* reins of pat­ riot* nt tboishrino of Freedom. But our thildren, fa varying tlvough It is then for ranch moro than bravery over reverent phraao shall forever keep uad endtmneo that wo honor their aliro tho memory of th* heroic dead. Living in dead* rather than year* uxnaurioa. A. soldiers, wo willingly they shall ever b* tho naliuui strong de­ fense, and uo man shall dare, until tboir grave* am .forgotten, and loro of <»rautry has become a scuff among mon, to stand upon tho soil they consecrated to Union andi liberty end plot the dtouii-nibennsnt of gfates cemented by They wete hopeful, persistent and un-lauuU-d. A* bravo men fall, tlwy tell by thousands, rad sboald oao of Artsmtu Wart's Lastthorn sloop in this boauriful cemetery, I wtiuld gt>, remembering that wo wore Tiio following i* said to have bee* the Amorican* boforc wo were foes, and lust Hang written by Artemm Wsri: over Ids uhes lay tho white chaplet of “Until ttotite reeniFre bora a heal­ fOTRjVOMM. thy iudiriaooal. I’m nearly sixty, and With hi* grave boJore mo, rad the gruvei uf the*- nearer and dearer all yet I’ve gat a museto into my arm which ’t roeeabto tho tread of a craiary around mo, 1 would pray God to hasten don bird whin they fly out and hit a man. tho day when the living shall work to. Only a few weeks ago I was exhibitin’ gather in utuly. as tho blue rad the gray la £asl Sbowboygra. m • lakh-’ whisk bail be*n formerly ockejriiri by a pogylist—oue of the f«Uors what hits from the sbuuMsc. aud teaihea tho manly art ho would lake tho honey from hor lip*; rad he wai » long about it I wondered be didn't get stemg." ■ A young minister who** reputation for veracity was not very good, ones “Why," said ho, ’ tho only other ever whipped me it was the truth." ^Well,” retort­ doctor, "it cured you of it. “st �Ftvw 0 clucm. P M, Board rowvewed; roll called, quorum Jcxa 9th 1871. Wo hava jnst paanad throng the cri­ peasant. Board proooodod to beolnem. Os raotiaa B»rd *dj airucd until to­ sto of a workiagmxn'a strike in this city. It boshm that noma of tho contractors morrow mtrning at th* boar of eight W H Powns, Clerk. paid only files'per day to the common o’ciosk. laborers who inaiated oa tXOO par day. In my opinion tho demand, eotaiforiag tha high prices of food and reut, was not exorbitant, and ought to be grant­ ed. Some of tho tower daa* uf negro wo.—The fourth annuo! catalogue af ths Michigan Female Sreninsry," lo­ cated el Kakmaswo, is at hand and jwe. eaitx a very neat nnd tasteful sppoaranM, baring been issued from the T-L agvaph Steam Printing Hou as.” There are ni:«o ttacbers breidro the matron, sad eighty- two pnpQs, all that -he build­ ing, will accomodate Wo uro pleased to ww that Hartings I* trptruented by t»o pupla—MimCaltata I. Hadtey. ia tbs third your of the couree, aad Mias Emma A Gardner, in the weond. Tho Fair held at Kalatmuoo for the ben. fit of the Seminary during tin- i*ut wswk, netted over 11.200 which we lurmay only lo the beginning uf liberal New Advertisements. tong as than, in Hfe, thoro ia hope,- and verchanao you ar* laboring under *at btoaood halluriaation nt the present mo­ ment, aad in your eogitattons embrace a lingoring phantom of the epirii of "AL" Bo many items have been prooonted, no­ ted, and kill away ia tha pigwon-hoIo for tho Baxxxx since we last mnt, that wo can And neither space nor time to indite them nib, consequently we will simply write you "of things that wo dea l like SPEC1JILTY. LAW SCHOOL freih supply wiffltwmniig poaM-nger coaches, tur.niap at the rate af 40 miles an h<Mir, ware brought to n Anutas Como t—Tho following i* stend-etiU in 13 sreutxla II is thought the prvgraxnmc cf the dooiug osmues the brake will be attached to all fast may be iafomd from ___________ __ ___ trains on the road. , The Orange ( uunty of th > prevent term at Adrian College: hi* daughter Theresa died in Florence Friday, Jane 16.—Annual cxinuaoExprv-s* hu used a compt eased-air brake several iu>-uils ago, she was so nearly pennile a that her friends wire obliged to |uy the ♦ Xjx-iLMM of her funeral. By special invitation, Mr. Henry V. Bowen of Th- /rthpradert. Mrs. Bowen, and‘.heir daughter*, passed last Monday night with Provident Grant, at hi* cottogs in Lung Branch. The Bowen party return''! to the city Tneeday after Mnoday, Juno 19.—Anniversary tho Star literary ttoriuty. ( Tuesday, Jno 20.—Ahmvereary R»r Lambda Phi Literary Society Wednesday Evening, June 21.- A nuai merting of tho Alumni Asroc lioa ; Orwtioa ly D. K. Stevsns; Pa by Mary V. Hale. Wedneeday,4une 21.—Annua! tar ter. J. rt hte . TurnEngineer Taft has made tho faatoel itonrailroad time over thu Eric on record. plar ha* made it normalry for him. Ha ran * foil jwaremgcr-traiu between vigu the office of G. W. C T«mpl: “r " Fret Jervis and Deputet, 90 miles, in this State, nnd that by a provision of < tho 111‘ nonutea. including four " Grand Ledge Constitution, the duties nut 16 miles daring tho trip n*M *nrt —---- 1 fl.M* nil. W. Counselor for tha balanc-v of the term. Cwnvo>iuent)y, all ewmmunicntiona designed tor that aCice should be directed to Rev. George Taylor. Ann General O. E. Babcock, as Superin­ tendent uf the Public Buildings has alroady intrvducod several imtirovuujento. He is a very able aud <merg- tc man who fully deeerrea tho ouuGJuaco of tho President, who La* fully eu>tain«d him, notwithstanding tho brutal attacks made U[«m him during the St. D-miugu cuc- and in (act everything kept in a firrt-daaB .STATION EBY .'TORE, plcaw cal! and examine Mock and pricea bifnie pnrcliaaing x ebewhere. I J. ROBERTS Be.CO. On tuotlou the report wai sc. epto l and tha Committee iBacharped. Mr. Goodyear moved to amend the repvrt of the Committee by deducting 11,0'0 from the real ento'c valuation of the Township of Harting-, a* e |M>tsed and r.woiiimcndcd by the Commit toe. Motion pi availed.. . I notice that gi-U iaagain living, hav­ ing reached 12 1*4 aliove yar. It is Certaiidj/h grvat tnivf .rtune that bulb Coogre*. and the Secretary of the Tn us­ ury have entirely uegtect-d tho demand for gnxnbm k eenveey. l! thio forced Nara—Brigg*, Bartram, Cobb, Col­ currency went am.to fundable, at the edi­ tion of the lioldor, into tho new loan,the lins. Clark, Munroe, Xlcbola. I’hette plaor. Stanton, Towne, Wileox, and currency would be par uutoad of fluctu­ ating from day to day. I hope tho Aanc.xT—Braith and Youngs. Pre* ideal himself will take the qae .tain Mr Bartnun moved to adopt the re­ port of the eommlUce M amended by the board, whleb mottow prevailed by yes* and nay* a- fid tows: Southern exchanges, jiublisbed during Y«aa—Btlrga, Bartram, Barnum.' thi* mouth, convince me that the bitternee* of fo-liug of the ex-robol* towards BOpKS, Bln nk Books, Memornndtiins, &c , & 11m Apportionment of Primary Bvhuol end Fine Moaioe to the' several township* of Barry County for the year 1371 : BLANKS. the mill complete «t«* >" •>“ "V. m*aul*clurml by lUehimul 4 Backtu, the only reliable form in uec. A full Mock at The oomtaitloe oa equsltaslwa aabmiP and far two day. the public pt«ra was ihrwto^K]. but owing to the prudence ted the following report: Tho eommillee to whom w>* referred and fo.lwaranco of Governor Cooke, orWe am fast verging m to sum* kind d«r ha I bees matoteioe1 without blood- Ike equlixottoa of the Aoemaaani Roll* of the different lownahip* of Barry -oon ofdsetrcrtfoa.ourfeotere getting slip­ Vice Pro .ideal Collu baa reached his ty, have oabmittod the foltowing M their pery ; our foundation being undermined South Bend homo, and will probably by a fatal current, and we may aw the recover soon, having dfochargsdkis phyreport, through their ebetnaaa : aioiaa* He ow)y requires rest and reccome of the** dry day* and find our Public Works, becauoo they adruod the —“ ~ h»[ie> blighted, and ot* harvest wi har­ contractors to «u*j.eud work for a day or ed—cans*-dry. We don’t like thia two, until lbs passion* of tho ignorant We planted plentifully of that prekoue of Alleghany xranry who fell during th* and infijuxol negro laboriag men had need, hajf-*t*ff-of-lifs, the potato^ end late rebellion. Th* monument i. a time to coo), and until the pdico aad costly one. we awaited their appearance is shoot* military could be placed ia lositiuns so with anxious heart* aud watery ey*«/so Th. Boston ful giro* Guv. Hoffman that by thrir promptitude and numbers did tho bags) and when their expand a first class sofa • a* a prut* r candidate for the Democracy to run for the I*re»- they ronld cwdly overcome tho rioter*. ing ieavm put forth to catch the gentle ! Thi* action was exceedingly wirc, for idency next year. dewa of heaven, lh« "prnl” “0.5hl the n ’ The strike of tho Lrakasmcn un the how painful sad unfortunate would it font - we don't appreciate the d saiga. I■ Erie Railroad Ira* ended. New men have boon if our new goverumant began iiimitiii have been obtained at tbo ol I wages. Among die moot po]iular and moot donerving appointments made in the District is that of Z. Richard* as Audit­ or fur the Territory- Thia gvuttoman as Supcrintendiut of our l*ublto Schools has town in.L-fotigubto to render them « fcrwespouk msdrsfondfagly whew we say that there is no bettor vchool of tho kind in tho tHato. and perrons ovra omOf thia pq alar Itailreal we rejinnt plating vending their daughter* abroad ctirroeted thia week the new Timo Table for an education, will do well to investi­ to which public aiteatioii is directed gate its claims before making a chairo. Our reader* will do sail to retrettber that (hey eon reach N. Y. City by thio road, via iuapeusion bridge, nnd thu* pane over thoee evor reliable and justly our efficient County Trsaswv r, for the popular roada the Michigan Ccnlrak following : Picture Frar * SLADE, AC! WELCH ^GRIFFITHS’ WELnH & GRIFFITHS, ttortss. X<—, *• ItetrWI, M.ck. ;li, ’ CHMPHBISiraBmviL! fidth" in certain cities ia MStfcigsi*. Mat, uh ! what a witherug shame should forevirroet ou lb* penurious avuriciou* and rtult.fi »1 heads of th* few op posing each a palrfotic enterprise. . buttons tu tu'*»i. as, Sunday-rchoola, etc, ji,,, ,a!a of g7lgQ7,49G as a special Meuiuriol Fund, to rommeuiuraie the union of the Ohl and New ftolicul, in one body. This fond u to be devutod to colleges, aosiinariet.cliurch extension, uxtinguish- papers repre* nt the uwrsgw public meat of eLutc'a debt, erection of parsonopinion uf that party; and these teem ages bouses of worship, etc. with the ficrcrrt denunciation of all northern ideas. Should die evuntry fid! Fmily Sewing Machine, Aliajs in Ofidr acd Ready (sr Work. he registered it. No doubt. Gun. Kil­ ia the village uf Kalaawxtxi, at half past patrick need i tioag language—but tiio 10 o'clock, on tho morning of tho 7th cal reaction, in favor uf the ItotBoeracy enviv may well i-xcum it. Wo hav* insfo and was buried with Masonic bon which is said to bo going on. Well, Jotf Davis going about through the on on Saturday last they Lad a muaiclplo election at Nor­ South *»* ing vrdiuoti.aniid the s|>plausn wich, Cuwn., an tho 5th of Juno, and at which James Lloyd Grww, Republican, was elected Mayor over Jarno* A. Hov- I cy. Itemocrat, by 310 majority. Al^the candidate* oo the Republican ticket were elected by an average majority of 300. Lost year J «u« A Horry. Demo­ in putting Jeff Davis bark in the Sen­ ate. Il ia good that soma licpubltooru crat, was elected by 350 majority should bo. muved to sjicak out very t SJIHEHSltjaKlSli r THIS MACHIHS HU HO EQUAt. Hatting*, June 12th, 18fl. Thio being the day designated by Stat­ ute for th: uxeting of the Board nf St­ jdainlv "U the other tide of tho question We thought the country had hod the Averwrairnt R .11. prior to the meet­ enough of totting robefo and playing with fire It is all aunacneu tu say that ing of the State B wrd of F.,a«lix,tioe. The Boaid wm eaUaxl to order by the chairman, David G. Rubins mi, and op .a the roll of avid Board bring railed the South Band Raiiroad has been accepted fo'lowtog were pnwtut, and anewvred to by the Michigan Central and now form* a Division of that exceedingly popular and ably managed public tlioroughfarv. On the Niles sod South Bond IHrivion n daily. SunTir N«w Dxrxxrru.—It i< wall for Lcwviag'Nitoo the people io know what to said a: home and abroad about the mortment of tho 6. Hssling*. (Town). Pleiades Brown. and < 15 P. M., and South Bend for Democmry known as tho "New Depart­ 7. “ City, Howry A. G Midyear, Stats CvmaxcT Lrr.—The amtnurt Nile* at 9 00 aad 11 45 A. M , and 7 20 ure, ccmcwrniog which tho Chicago Joar(Wsyw). for the mwetfoa of a buBdiag for Seta- 1*. M. Banning to and from trains both ■a/ has the foilowiag : porary State edfiewo, at Lansing, has oa the main hue Eavt and Wert. and on 9. Irving, Peter (fobb. been awarded br tho Board «rf State 10. Jobvtown, J. n. Manroe. Bwlding Commfosioaera to P. U Ayrca, 11. Maple Grove, John 0. Clark. of Bay City, at 128,180. Thia amou.-.t Halt Fan.—With tbuir arctutomeJ 12. Orangeville, E C. Phetleylso iodadoe everything excepting tho iron­ libecalhy w bare the public intervals are IX Prairieville, A. C. Towns. work for tho vaults. Mr. Ayres has otmeorned, th* Michigan Central and its 14. Bailaad, Lewis Wilcox. D-ririon*. tho L 8. and M. 8, the D. A M., and the 0. R. A L, Railroads hare IX Woodland, Elijsh P. Barnaul exkmdod to th* Northern Agricultural 17. Yankee Springs. Sooety, the same rates for paavengsni 18. Hertings City, David G. R-biagoodsand wares for exhiUtion. that ron. Chairman. hat* ever Ives extended to th* Stale The Seperviam from Hope, TboranpAgricultural Society. This ia a* 11 sho’d pie and Ysnkee Spring* being absent. Mr. A C Towne moved that the rhair- A Million Dollars. J. P. ROBERTS & Go there tor your CHOICE GROCERIE A fine stock Jeer Oram! Oyt/ert and lijervJ<mtnfti. on hand at all hours (.’"•siitlre ou urJluanea aud by-laws, through tbelr ehainnso. Aid. llaaw, re­ ported favnrsbly upon the otdiaaueoe ia regard to drunkenness sad ia regard to oahitehing srd frodiog of teams upon Court aud Charsh streets, and rvcom mended their approval Aud they also reported back the ordiaaucw submitted to them upon iho liceoomg of billiard rooms and boll-pUaya, for the ooneideralfon of Cownoil. Rep-jet accepted. By Aid. Ea‘tma-1. Medicines, nicun ureiiEK U. A. BU8ELL IECTSIE M HEM AHI HAH, Dye Stuffs, To the Ladies!! MlLLINEnn PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY receipts. Coxsrtr ovx Ta* vttrxs Geros —Wo are almost hourly asked about the de­ M. C. R. IL— In its appropriate p!a<.«- parture uf trains an the various Bunds will be fctmd th* now time table of this centering st Grand Rapids, Jackson and popular Hoed with its principal Bran- Charlotte. For particulars our friends 3 O'naca, P M. are referred to our Trave1st* Guide ou Board convened, roll called. All pres­ tho third page, which wo behave is cor­ ent bat Mr Young*, supurviror from rect to date, exccjii P. R. R, which Hope. Mr Collins eppeirtag from ThrewRood the iavt limo card has failed to apple, and Mt Brigg* from Yankee read, u. although wo boiiovo train, did Spring*. Snerd pr eceded to beat***. The ebairmaa sunreueed Ac fonoe^ag s* the eommiites <>e opMliaatfoa : A C Town*, J fl Manrue. R K 8u»Ou.-uiTtox —At an adjourned mreltog of th* Kalamerou Presbytery, held ton, D W Smith, II A Goodyror, F W in tbo Pres’vytman church at Richland, Cell™, aad Georg* C Niebok on the CA task, Mr. I. N. Otto, of the township of Prairieville, in this county, a graduate of Ao Usfrmiiy in the Class uf 1M7, and also a rscenl graduate of tha Uniw Theological Seminary at New York, was erdataod to tho ministry. TkoBov. Mr. Swint, of Constantine, preached tho sermon, tbo Rev. Mr Mor gaa emd the obtaining prayer, and tho Rev. Milton &wdfoy. of Richloul, ds- HAVE ’EM FULLED’ DENTIST, Green sed P*rk street* and Broadway, at Kvseial meeting no Wolnernkj evening. Cvrrad. By AM. Bartow: That the Street ComaussioiMr be to­ rt reeled to m«ir th* bridge sern*. the Tbonmiqd* nvre, on Broadway, usder -■ _ v__ -Hahins litkiiu. AU.^uJT'hIt unionmarket/ WASHINGTON BLOCK. Warm mmla. 25 cts. Confectionery. *•»»<»»«.« Wrteetloa of <-«n«UMto �The Ryrdsuc^ B^ps^. befallen a German by th* name of Stan­ islaus Barthkoski living in th* firit ward, he having bc*a shot by Mr. Alanum White white basing an allurcatiou in Mr. W's garden near tho house. The MICHIGAN CENTRAL 1. R. Grand River Valley Unison MAY I**-#!. i -- -- ——<IW«. WVUWV. VUUnroted wiih ths history o> notable p*rson* aad event*, before and after Christ. It is grand in the extreme, and is laid cut bafor* th* eye in panoramic sptenAekley A Slade, Aavnta. Two exhibitions were giron yesterday, on* ia lb* afternoon and th* other in QOTOMUDGEH' Fur Clothing—25 per rent chnap-r thou the eveniag, on both of which occasion, at My ether houae in Hutiaga Empire there was a large attendance. There ha* been no *uch caravan in thi* citv BLfk. «>{f *----—.... l—_____ r.j Teachers I! toll st the Drug store of J. P. Rate *. * rv, a------- ,ur itewanl-of-Murit ■ just receiv*d,pretti- ci ar ia that ward has a very fine gxnitu of onion* etc, and also a very ate* little strawberry b*d. H* has also been very sorely troubled by hi* neigtilioe's him*, ao Lo reported to Mr. Jordan, white working with him on* day laat w*ok. Mr. J. told White tha! a good gun was a gvod remedy tor three oril* and ho thought be could get cm of a neighbor near by. Nothing was further thought of their aunvermtson of the gun how­ ever. until iu th* craning after Mr. White returned from down town of an errand, when be went to lay hi* brood down ou the tabla, ho discovered B short rifle lying there aad berido it lay four imrri over tho way if this was her chicken, j she shook her tit aud said something in Dutch which White could not Baderstand. A little white uftor Mr. Gogn came over and proposed to go down town ; started and got ** far as the old . rare and looking back diacoi sred two <t three children over the fear* iu the strawberries. Be asked Mr. Gage what be had better du, aad ho (Gage) uts R hWn“nlsIy*BW8T,'RcOB^J Michigan Central R. R. lith vary decidedly beneficial re- been ro*m ia thia port of tha evuntry. Tbo collection oecupioi un cnortuau* ■ Fcurma fra* everybody made exclu­ canvna. a* lanre ** half a down ordinary sively at homo by F. A. Fuller, and ciratu tout*, and is claimed to reproraut fully •MNi.UOU. A bin of interraung tturrwuted, for sale at Allen's basement porfonnano«s,in which numerous trained '“lite xSniU. t» i animal* are iutreducod, and a lecture on natural histiay, by Prof. Edingbam. add _ -.rl -i.' You can buy furniture of Fuller’s an agreeable interest to the exhibition." i took up « piece of lath and gave them make at Allen’*, that will out-wear and The caravan gore henoe to Nashville,, a fright. In a short L'tnc afterward* tho look better, and at a lower price, than to exhibit on Wednesday, 21st, an/ German who hod como botuo from tiio at any other store ia tho Stale. Chartetto, 22-1. Railroad went over to Mr. White's to sec why hi* chicken* wst* getting killed, cbiidred seated etc, when na altercation picture Gallery, af the old Post Office of Water Work* for our city and hav* onauod ia which a gun in their binds budding. First class pictures guaran­ ■ inggretio* to offer a plan which we went off—somehow—and th.' contents teed or money refunded. Call and see. i Slink might bo made to work. Fred. were lodged in tho shoulder o! tho Ger­ Fuller ha* splendid mineral spring. al | bi* cabinet manufactory iu thi* city, aad man wlio fell blmling to tbo ground. I Hi* test word* were, “ Out tarn him, ho ■ in fac’ tho whole ™k that run* hi* ' shoot me." “I guc«s I go dud." , machinery ii mad* tq> of spring*. Let' Many uf tho nrighbori were on tbo , hi* water wheel punrp pur* water into a I spot imtuodjatoly after th* :o[nrt. Witpipe and scud it iuto an artificial [mud I J. Cou & Sox barn a large quantity ' or reservoir in th* City Park, which is ' tuasos who san tbo affair do nut testify ! to its being a deliberate act. aad to it. of lath and shingle* tor solo cheap. nearly 50 feel higher than State street. | ■oom* to he entirely accidental if w* rely , O, ft* a sot of tooth at Joaos', Nash- ■ nd from that point tend tho water ail ; alone on tho statement* ia the ea*s so i over the cify. We might have thi* don*. OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. hili it?’ ISiFBB1 ion Dollars. Acklar ft Slade, Agviits. i *110 was within eight feet of South passed through on the Jackson.,, the gun went aS nr.d the ■ i r pull the trigger. Lanning aud Saginaw Railroad laal| weak, on a visit to Saginaw Valley, and the upper lake*. Heal 1 .. a ara*Ar «X«JrW iM.ys w nJ tn tnt. • Cum and dry. Ctmaw* are dry. . It i« awful daety. Oca Street* an sprinkled by " Lake Tu Boaton Grab Store hare gone in ana* should be diapenaod with, tor bow their new quartan in Union Block. They natural it ia ft* som* one to get hurt are out with bill* announcing a grand with a loaded weapon, in the Lauda of a ma! man, and somebody meet generally it mad in a fight ing by that interesting body, but they oonrimled tliey wouldn't •‘audit" so us “poor fellows" a ill have to 2 and 8 per Rxvutmouaxr W*x Widow.—Mr*. Mary Brown, of Rutland, in this eounty, wife of John Brown who was a private in tho IlevoJutiouery War. come* to Hosting* heroelf and receives her penriou. under the oct uf Feb. 3d, 1853, at tbo office of Swocsey A Wood. Guon-sra—W* have pretty |«mtivo Twa man White who turwed up luire- evidence that Mr. Potato Bug and fam­ ing a f. w days ago in Grand Itajii-l i re­ ily arc emigrating for a eu-ugonia! cbm-, posted to have been *c*n ia CWrago re­ where Limo aad Pari* Green haro not and Icxiked around and saw him apparenUy standing on the bottom nod reochhi* hand* up. Ho supposed hie comrado only iu fun and went ou a liitfo farther 722863 Our Stock contain* a Largo Lis* of Being so much alarmed and not know­ ing whst to do he rau down lo tho ( ridge nearly a litlf milo and croreed ovfer into his fttlbar's «haat-fiald aad | UBoosdfor bis father. Mr. Boudder' and waded oat tn hut could not discover where George wu. Then they made criot for further help. Mr Crossmen, living near Mr. Scudder’s, mounted n borae and rod* to Underoum's mill, I about a mite away, and procured a boot. Mr. IJndcnun. Marshall Smith and Mr ' Croasman rotted tip to Stony Puiai, aad Mr. J. Charubodain got in tho boat and । th*T uiade a cteso seurcli and found tho body a sliort distaeoe -from where ho first won', down, iu u nxlining position. watnr tilth hi* car and lifted tho boy 1 out by tho arm aad Mr. Chamberlain lieljrd to place him iu tho boot. Tbo body war convoyed to thi- house of Mr fin and to UJogmph to th* parent* in Ohio. The funeral wo* largely attend­ 'd at the house Of Mr. Scudder, Rev. D. M. Weaver preaching tho funsral ser­ mon. The remains were laid peaceful­ ly to real iu the Cemetery at Prairieville, Wo give three corroeted detail* fur th* benefit cf tho parent* and tho many Wool.—Our struatx bare prcaoutel a lively appcarua :• fur I ho [xut wock by immooa* load* at waul being leuught in by farmer* t' roughouf th" County, all of j which ha> Lwn sell a! jiricei 'varying from 42 V> Ci 1 “c pur lb. Tho latter figure coming in ou th* "exciting wool raeo" noticed elsewhere. Tho buyers HW« Self-Raking DRESS SILKS, ALPACA^, POPLINS, ^El.JBuA.FaSm.sxn MKO'W’WjRL And we will sell them ns cheaip as any house TAYLOR. nAWKTJVS’ and DAYTON riTTS, BMIJW: and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HULLEBS, and'the largest stock of AGBTCULTURAL MACHINERY From Nc^York to Chicago, We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. W© Sell the ^lorenoe Sewi ri£ Machine, TB£ BEST JJT THE 1TORLDI in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Please ijie k a Cal! aid see wkat a tis Pile Hi fur a little Knej. DETROIT ill do Job Work Cheaper than any other Ofllcc in the State Admission GO Cents, Children 25 Cents. HARDWARE VAN AMBURGH & CO’S GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE. Congress of Animated Nature! MUT STUDY OF WT11SM.-HISTMT1 New Goods! Y Barlow & Goodyear TUB GHEAT CKEATOE S IIANDnVOnK The Most Brilliant Show o< anv Ago or Country credit is due to the Isdie* in their tap- j py and suetie**ful efforts to pleoso the public on three pleasant occasions. We learn the proceeds ol th* evening amounted lo sotnrthing over 870. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Tit I'xsnvax.—The ladies of Ow M. < E. Church held a splendid Fo*tival st I Union Ball last Friday evening. We | BLACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. were there, and went ia with cur little “ton rents" and got th* worth cf it too. i We didn't haro ocr fortune told, al- . though wo noticed a gipsy camp where j wo presorts many did. Tho strawber­ ries, rream and cake were good, and all Tho Western Michigan l're*s As* >eia- hail a -good time. The laJri* return tivr. met fa ronvenLoa June Cth at their thanks to the people whose pat­ Psutwatar, Oceana Oounty.' Thn Asoo- ronage gave tliem funds to tbo amount ciutiou embraces all of th* tier of Coun­ ties ou tho Eaatern shore o/Lako Mich­ Pcsr Muxtkx.—A port mortem exigan aad oountie* adjoining. Ban. D. suunatiou uf the body of Stanislaus Itarthkoski, recaUol tho fart that tha l«all penetrated near the right almuldar, aad glanced round the sb>xiMer-bb3e. Tui. Tarir xLo xu* unrated fat rob­ bing Punona* ease la tfd> town, was Grund JbqiM. thi* (all when tha Fair io found to have a quantity at Am'e . . .... held then by th* Northern Michigan Bsta Vreox in hi* rnassiifon. When It i* « remarkable fort that th* little Mechanical and Agricultural So defy. bird that iufreta reriy iherry'a ba. not The Annual Meeting! rf Ur A**ociamode it* appreraao* thi* »***on. Why Wux. Th* UroH «ad B—J. the moat tiou are bcnwfter to be held between the valuable Weekly Odd Failuws Journal 15th of July and the ILth uf August. publiriwd Im* third to reach us for a few srreks pe*i ? Pleare send it along Broil or Harare. W* mire it a* much ** TxxHwireB^lRiagvn will gir. rtortainsnest rt Union Hall Goods are Cheaper than Lovy Jeep place each on* proce*d*d to swim. ' Lewis get ahead of Gsatg* quite a'piece It i* iatereetiag to look at these wool rately, hud the gun been alone iu the •tick*,'' with their keen jicresptiro ry*» hand* of cither of tho {aortic*. fur tak­ examining the C«ee* and making bid* ing their knock* aad bruise* into scrount । on the “top of the market” And then they must hav* had their temper* to a Rush sxt> Hxxi*.—Tho following froin an exchange put* tho caso *o truthfully rising pitch. Dr'*. Brown ^nd Upjohn barks for ths iniac, feci* so much (ho wn* at thia time imciediately scut for, j that wo gladly transfer it to our column* bettor fur hiving h»l sore: cf the wo 1 ■ and came, but tu no {articular gixid. I ley commodity to bring him in Jlw> where­ •35,00. 2.300 Black suite from t(0 to 885,00. the community—especially traveling from thn titao ue was first aluit, lulling 985 Black doeskin Paul* 83,50 to showmen -who appear to belaboring a wife and feur children to mourn !.i* i otj.hr tlw moutal hallucination confine•10,00. !m»ty ard tragic d eath. Whit* gave ' 1,000 ducen Cottun sueka front 6 to 50 plated in the article ; any nlhar Jay yut. still it hu bo-apourcent* a pair. : Dutt editor* are delighted to get any­ himself to the custody of officer Make­ , ing in brisk siaot tha market opened.' peace who cunveytd him t > jail. A cor- | Heaveot Rubber coats warranted S3. thing to “fill up" ill* f*ip*r1 Thein is ono tiling *ure, 11-sating* buyI Good Linen soata only 75 cent*. That they hare plenty uf liras to cur- : oicrs inquest w.i* licM, and the jury >• i-'1 «ws barn p*i 1 more fur woo! thi* season Ixugert stock of Boy* clothing in Uic than ut any other [Ja>o in tbo State. ~ littir this tn m czubange*. We keep strictly tu Oxa I’atcx. । Auufher fact. Tho wool Lai .Leva Star Clothing House 36 Canal !gcnmllyjmt up in better shape this' also of witnetsra, for the purpose of n»-' Grand Rapids. ' xnssn than ever before. A system curtaining the divert cnu«e cf thi* sen-| ’ wbsfli pay* well for tho farmer. ou* affray oummcaced oa Munday bo- < A few perrons can be aocnmniodated j tore th* Circuit Court Cummiasiunor, | with Board at a r*a*ou*Lle price, at th* Geo. C. Worth, at hi* office. J K. Van ' resident** of the sub»cril>er, on the ccr । (JciETXXir meeting service* al tho M. ' Vclaur, Pro*. Atl'yrYer th* jeepte, Jas. ner o! Broadway aad State street, near i E. Church, next Saturday and Sunday. A. Hwoerey, for defendant Tho can th* Court Hou** Non* but respects- , Regular Servian cocnmre at 10 1-2 ' w a* adjourned tn the Court Homo, TnraI o’clock Sunday morning. Rev. A. J. i day morning at ten u'elock. At the ble, sober i«rvoa» seed apply. | Eldred, preriding elder will be her*. hour of going to pro**, w* have not rt*cnr*iX**vicaT*. *. Bee. 1. ttareralt. Mre**e. <41*. *u____________ •g.X.CBLSIOjj MHHH areordingly they went dow* to a place ■ them out s*oma to b* nearly a* fellows known a> Stouy Pedal. They started ' It arems Mr. Atansou White who lives to go* aero**, aad whi-n they got to a J VHONERYj Giftuc From Mr. E. P. Kingsbury we learn turroebd particulars in regard to the drowning of Georg* Culluter io Long Lake Sunday morning, Jtm* 4th. We stated la*t week that there were parties on shore w ho witno***d th* truueactiun Such was mrt the ease. It ooettn to be as fellow* : i Lewi* Scudder, agod IQ, and Georg* GdUictsr, sg*d 15, cousius, thought they i would take a swim fa tho morning, aud T POPLINS, I’QNGEES, GRAY MIXTURES THE ONLY COMPLETE MENAGERIE ON THIS CONTINENT. JACONETS, SATIN luACEK. NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHiiCKS, NAINSOOK CHECK. BRILLIANTS, NAJSSOOK fJTHJPid), VICTORIA LAWN. HWIS8 MUSLIN, FRENCH FINISH CAMDEZO. BOOK MUBUN. SHIRT FRONTS, MARHAILLEB QUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS EDGINGS, INSERTIONS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES. Trimmings and Notions, all kinds �1. Bjr tea bard work. Fanners oftaa uudtatake more than they rea do wirfl, and ranwqucnUy work too early half price miliar than bo idle. Bo your own master, and do not let society or fashion iwaHnw up your imliviilualitv— hat. roat and boots. Do not oat up or wear out all that you corn. Compel yurt Selfish bolv to spare something fur !>roCts saved Be stingy to your own mietite, but mercifnl to'otban* ueoxiiin-. Help other., and ask not help for yourself Seo dial you nre proud. Let your pride be of tha right kind — Be tire proud to be lasy, too proud to give up without conquering every diffi­ culty; too proud to wear a oust you can­ not knop up with the expanses; too proud to lie, ar steal, or cheat; too proud to ba 2. By more .ystam. Farmers should have a time to begin aad stop labor.— They should pct more miud and machi­ nery into their work They .huuld the­ orise as well a, practice, and kt both go the following huge strawberry story. He says ho “has aaaa ecorea of mLes of a-untry a degree of Istitade north of Fort Triton, which was an abnuri con­ tinuum* growth of strawberries, grow­ ing fa many of the richer spacee, not on lioriaantal vinos, but on buabo*. ma­ ny of them three and four feet high, ou which cluster, of this delicious fruit at­ regularly and hariadly.and expose tham- tained a sfao rarely readied by aarida-1 ou* euluvaticn. Bo profuse wa* thi. na­ aalvM needhtasly to raid. 4- By adonu.Bg the homo. Books, tive production of strawberries ou what papers, picture,, music, and reading, iienUc-d tho Pi-mbfan mountain*, tliat should all be brought to bear upon the tho cart- nhrol-, cradling tho borrim a. in-dror family octertainmimte; and neat­ tliey revolved.'ware pertectly rel with ness and ramfort, order, shrubbon ,flow- tho wild vintage of tbe plains, and loft •re, ami fruits, should harmoniie all lang crimson trails, Mof blood, behind 3WN & CARTER, !2SO Main Street, KHOAD liJkVGS-DOCMK TSiCK. KOVTK NEW YORK BOSTON, ALDANV, MICHIGAN'S ! reisctrsi rwnra xx *qwt •’IW 1SSUXD. *XD TH* | nil. i:EaiOXSOFI*DfNyyLYA?rtA b-. plx< : '£Ttt FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER AND DECOHATIONS, J3f"22 to 27 iinJt* rut ihoxtcb torn. anIrslM re. dually lo Xjv Tert. gyUtlO miles without change afc.xichoa. rHHa.fd.'te'Usf IMb.iri.Trs.ajsilllfsf'. asslsesltci.r.te'd.J! <— Butvar Lcxvar.—We see it stated, that the Pullman Palace Cur Company now employs over 1,400 penon*. and largo kheqw are to be erected al Chicago “his year, whore 1,000 men will be con­ Haw re M»rt a Baunjiau-—A wri­ stantly employed in the construction of ter in tho Rural Now Yorker says a these care. Ou a single railroad - tho good base-ball may bo made by cutting an old boot or old gum (rubber) shoe inty strips and wrapping them tightly around each other until it ia about the rise of a walnut. Then wrap with y,>rn or any kind of string very tightly, until h is the stesyvu srant it; then sew the fooaa and to the bait Now lap tho ball down ou a piece of leather and gnthi-r up the sides and prosi them doer tn the ball, aad with a sharp knifo trim off the Cot* Bus.—Boil a quart uf cum un­ corners, being sure tu have them Ct nicely. Now sew np ail the sides ex­ til tha grains crack, put the grain, into cept one; tb«u slip ia tho ball, and sow ajug, and pour in two gallons of boil >ug water; do not use the water it was up with a double thread. Now put some oil on the ssam* and hammer boiled in. Add a quart ot molasses, a them smooth; fur ir yon are not careful handful of dried apples, and a largo tablo-apoonful uf gings.r. Il will bo rea­ in catching a ball «ith rough teams, it will sometimes take tho akin Irani tho dy for use in two orahree dayu If tho end* of the finger*. I oneo bdpngod to weather is cold • set it by tha fire. It a club tha! made thrir own baJU and mayjbo kept up i evcrel weeks with the they lasted a* long *■ the manufactured same corn, .wcetenmg the water before pouring it in the jug. A Ci-scvuo Rnn>v.—We, lea fall made mention of the fact Hint Gen. N­ F. Ixind, ot thi* city had been «uccu*aful tn keeping the Cttrcuho from hi* plum trees by spreading fresh horse ma­ nure tinder the tree as far os the brnnchea extend, to tho depth of four to rix inches. Tha theory i. that the ammo­ nia arising from the manure if offraaivo to the Cureulio. Suc«»aful plum cul­ ture ha* undoubtedly tallowed tho trial of thia course in sereenl instance, and it ia undoubtedly worthy of further trial. Gon. Lund doet not advise entire reli-' wn< isg >■*<•! oft si ,a« ». ■• UUllTSIXO EXHK&tS, lUrij.J taHJ —.--a -J u >'■ 1- U. .1 UeM JtoXr. Ml. b e»T.nl ,«UI te. MS TV. ■*—■ Ml. U hrf.W F“* >• 'V. fJI u Iin. M l*» ri*" ate te«r tt Ite 4 ifsMtare Alv hk U« _ ' te Lses.sa'lJursu- foys'r. 0. U banb, F—It. tte Mb -I./ M lk,MlH.|4H..I>4bS»wU»>iU>. CURTAIN GOODS rXKtl. SABIN & MASON’S. Ctnw^M.eiv.t tapi-ca farina in cohl milk ; add this to ouu and a half quar'a uf boiling milk in a tea-kettle boiler ; stir briskly till stiff; take off tbo fire, and add the egg*, su­ gar, salt, butter and thnor.to suit. Ul.lSD RJIPIDS f<£v fiad aJ.tuujs(ir *xfrao>cL'j Cm> alL d a/^c£uwii HltUW l/c/J kA Ckurtl ff-L &M4 “Thy man who raised a cabbage head bu done more good than al! the meta­ physicians in tha world," said s stamp orator at a meeting. “Then." said a wag, “your mother ought to hare had the premium," the sake of the ccnteet* cf the quill*.— They learn tho trick when shut up, where tltevhare nothing to do but mis­ chief. One first finds it oet accidental­ ly, aad the rest imitate, while the close quarters afford the victim no chance of escape- Preration *d core both consl_ —■ tz «___>__ 'Viwrdic/t'-i-CcL frwt*. Q£Jo Urh) OJU/ omuu voa-jIj oak liTiihd-. XUu&lA era by smearing the ti|M Uiaroughlyiwith i coal-tar, a little diluted with becuinc, and applied blood warm. Tho vice ba* been many time* attributed to improjier food, but there ia no dietary manage mont that will prevent it. i । Lead and Zinc Paints, Colors of all Shades, COUNTEREEITED. c I’ar.ru Pormcx.—Perhaps it i* not grmwally kn..wn how much pteasaatrr ' and more agreeable, as well a* moreef-’ ficaocus, is a poultice made of potatoes than one made of bread. It keeps boat laager, can ba reheated semi tim<», I and does not sect tho slothing. Peel, boil and mash tho potatoes; incloio in a muslin baa, and apply to the affected part. To bail them in hot water has a very soothing effort, and suhaaofs their virtue. A pcrultira made of boiled beans Bantis* on Frxxtrcxx.—Wet th* part with warm water; double a piece of brown paper fire or six tim.a, iual in tha warm water, aad lav it on the place; apply on that a warm, but not hut, Hatiron till the moisture is evaporated. If the bniiee be not gone, repeat the procaea. After two or three appheatmn* the dent or Utu:m> will bo raised to tho surface. If tho bruise bo small, merely sank it with warm water, and hold a red-hot iron near tha eurface, keeping tho surface continually wet -tho bruise will aoon disappear. 'Tie LLiirarj of Pk!ij ’.IIJ taate. e.,.-,- - ■ aid Sat, IK_A SELF PRESERVATION At th. Expense of Warl Averill Chemical Paint, ill DELL & CO. Michigan Newspapers, ft Ob; P ill A MAMxr gardener of Lake County. HL, aays that he has tha moat remarka­ ble ancones in the use of salt upon his tomato plants. He applies it at roriou* times during the wason, and in every case it* c&ct is markud in Um innrsaiid growth of t>cth plant and fru:L In same •MM ba lays tho root* of backward platan bare, *priakiaa them with a taHeapoonfu! of ordinary barrel salt, and 500 V0LU1LS IN ORE. AsfcutH ’V^ranteci 16 DAYS E. 1 H. ANTHONY A CO. much benefitted by asthnunnre applied in tbo early atagrowth. A valuable ramrawt irpoao is made by mixing boa --------- - rood ashes and jJaster. Keep jt Ary wntil uwd. A handful may U *•1 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. ■M4 ka Iu. •» ewlkt.iu e—< hue, rw.li. lk.rttr.1.^ mUxux >rrm»a I, tbs p.b- mu Dr" Wells' EM if Jinteta xnr vskwh or YtetaMtTt ‘PATENTS. ’UU!'t< HAT. *^THO«1*CO., Orrwiu NMrepstlua lieu!. fhutosrsphlo Xstert.l., NEW CARPET HOUSE OILCLOTHS. ' IC TABLETS MATTINGS, MATS, R. Also* ia Agent for Hastings aad vicinity, far tha sale of Fruit Tre« from the above Namfr. Harting* Mar. S. Tl. »m UPW0L8TKRKD GOODS, BRIGHT SIDE STORIES. . - ms of � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-22.pdf f932ca12961aacd73c2e1e30b8755ccd PDF Text Text = I—.—I. VOL. XVI. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1871. Afrs. Brewe —<• Where did you get this Tea? It ia the lest I bare drank in a long time.” , Jfrs. SetaA—- Why, at the Boston (hub Btc.ro, of courw—only six shillings per pound. They hare a tea for onlr four shillings." Boaglit it at Have you been to the rig- lately F Jfrs. B.—" Ko ; but think I’ll go I into ibo service, was Preeideut of Noe- GREBLE & RUSSELL, wich University, an imlependsui mili­ tary school Our company had boon anxious to follow him as a leader, but through tho importunities of our drunk­ en captain, at Vera Crux, we were at­ tached to Cui Alexander’s regiment, the third infantry, now foraung a part of 0«>. Smith's regular*. We had toon live months service in this brigade, had boos* the brant of two hard Conflicts, had camped, meseod and drifted togeth­ er, had bren fortunate in every fight, and had now no wish to change comrndos or cummaadc to. Our captain's conduct was not at all timns sa'isfoatory, because of bis intemperate habits, bat wh*n sober, he was kind, though a strict disdphaariau, and looked well to the comfort of hi* men ; and in battle a ti­ ger. Our axnnsdes. had many of them AGRICYITU’AL MACHINERY, &c. <fcc. IIOl.HHDOK, BUCKEYE and CLIPPER .tattaistjftgg1 to U ! • cents; Nlre DouUe W’ldth Alpacas, 27 1-1 cca-s ; Fast Cuter d Lawns, 1 shilling; Gkxxl Crsd, G rente; Good linen Handkerchiefs, C cento : all other Goods equally to*." Jfra B-" Thons there, Mr. Smith. Slrtrb. •Hbrt'ifrs' an<T "Reapers too ; rtXta 01 10 rente; Factory, G Johnston'i Self-Raking Ithaea Reaper, of artillery, my bayourt hod town tunu-d aside by a lijuw from* gunner's cutlass. Just then a lancer with the haft of hi* weapon nt least twelve feet tong, made a thrust at my breast now fully oxpov-iMy comrade saw the blow aimed at my After tho disaster to tho Mexican fur- , life, rushed forward, grasped ths touco c»» at c»nu Gunlo. the united energies 1 about midway tho handle, wrenched It of tho whole MAtton were pul forth to fortify and defend tho approaches to' write it, turned and buried th. barbed their capital. On tho main road to the stwl to th* haft in the broart of it* own­ south and cart worn erectc-d numerou* er. But for his timely inteythrence the batteries They wore fringed with writer would not hare survived to to- Combined SulJtey Rake, and Broadcast Plaster and Qrain Sower. ready to go to-morrow." ■Mrs. 8.—•• Be Miro to gu early, or you can liardly get waited on ; yuu never saw rn? v n-onriQ i JL^fJLw siL HASTIMS WftlDILTJRll MS JACKSON WAGONS »iU. » M. BKNJ AMDi. Proirtete*. se • LOWER THMRrER. Ladies' Misses and Children’s Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES brick store of HA-WTIIVOH. C. H. HICKS ! CARRIAGES Painting and Trimming, pay Cash pny Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash BOOTS AND SHOES! Dr. AIKIN, Wilber Eureka Mower, the draft and cot theming politicians might think or say. Mr. Tanswrtn, from first to last, was strong with the people We believe that the same fiset hold* true to-day of Gee. Grant, aad that ho will be re-nominated and rv-clectsd to the Preeideacy brcauw b. is the Paons1! CixarasTL He may not bare sat­ isfied an the jmlitioans—a task which Republican party will need to du no hunting. The tnsn for the hour io al­ ready furaiahad to its hand. Though. sre expect to sunnort whatever candi, date tho utfonal Republican coarentam may select, wr take this early opportxnity of erprwsiaf as epterie; and it ia, that ULiasss K Gairg is the man whom the rar y^ab af the party will demand, veyed the ground and th. phasra of the of pasribto ground. 1 had rrad ol faaee of the capital. Major Dimmick's artillery, with Tay­ raateet- Then turning south aad west­ 1 ir-Jdirrs throwing th-’mselre* into the1 ! 'deadly breach,'' but thia “breach" lor’s light battery wore soon in poritiou ward h. made hl* way to the jiosihrxu better dear the track aad prepare for seemed a sorj and quick |ias.a-e to the1 and brought to bear upon their adrancthtorewuh. . । ing column*. The infantry and rifle It should be remembered that in IMS About an boor before night-fall our I regimsnt deployed into lines aad pre­ brigade ad ranred to the north until our the Republican party sought General pared to m-ot the attack. Arrayed in right touched Co! Riley's left Fierce Grant, aad not he it; and that, in ac­ cepting its nominatlun, and then the > line of battle wo advaw*d- upoq the 1‘reaidoacy, he rehnnuiahed om'of the . cnsmy, the artillery by it* loud and highest positions in th. gift of the Amer. rapid dischargre ?.iook th* neighboring i mountains with its incessant peak. Goa uf Werth's artiltery directed upan the - Qtdtman's division halted, turned bock work* of San Antonio. Quitman's dii and funned iu order of lurttlo with rieioa was approMhiag over th- rough Chalco. Wo Had os yet awn little otI their right wing lapping upon our toft pedrsgul to engage the enneay's atten­ the ourmy in this vicinity, savo now and| Tbo cannon made sumo havoc in the tion io front. Gun. Smith being the se­ then n flitting guerrilla ns ho dartedI enemy's ranks, and they donned it bort nior officer took commaad of tho brig­ i to avoid the raugo of cur rifles- Wo ade* of Ritoy, Pierce aad (kdwalader, uu the 12th ami 13<h revealed nothingr drove tlum back two mile*, and thru numbering ta all a Kttl* orer 3.000 men but iiupaisible swamps, impregnable. turned and continued upon our march­ Jost then a force of 12 or 15,000 of th* Wc followed the wrotchwl rood pur­ enemy wilh six pircw* of artillery cambatteries upon tho hard lands, and tonglines of Mexican troops prepared to de­- sued by Worth'* division, clambering mandod by Santa Anu ia pe**m *pfend tho posse*. Three points of ai-- over rocks and cliff*, and groping our |M-ared U[>on the higher ground* to tho . way through gullies of mud and water. west advancing to-attaetr n*. Gcneril We were two days in making the jour- Smith made amagemaat* quickly to » uey to tho Acapulco road. Some ekir­ i mistong (Artie* of tho enemy annoyed 3 the head of our columns as they round­ - ed Un southern shore of laks Hochioud wn* to go forward by the national1 miloo. Tho road* ia some places wore The night dosed in dark, towering road on which we then were, the diffi- badly cut up and filled with rocks ud unfavorable. Towards midnight, cultae of which I hare just named. thrown down from the neighboring the wind blew in temposto, and the rein The last wu Io pass eastward and south poured in torrsmt*. Wo were without At the south cod of this lake we teat t ar any means <rf abettor. Wo had Acapulco road. This rood, mration of! come again in right of the sjires of tho no fin s and had been without sating which was accidentally omitted ia a fur-' capital. mreaaeaaV supply U crackers stare urt-r ortwln, run from the city southward At Santa Crux and La Novia we had msut reTvnus*, and aa himsat maintealong the west shore of Huchi anlro.byt h. ! brief conflicts with the Maxican picket^ of th* pubiie frith-, tmd th*e* the wet ground and tried to sleep, some naato 1 hare brea kept to th* von- JtaSaa-Antoniocauseway and terminated' but they were easily ilrivsn ia by th* sought the shatter of trees, while other* pfodge* ; tar, Mare than two haadred auUtM* al Acapstko on the Pseifie coast. To I| fire uf our riflre. On the afternoon of rocHaad sgalaat the rocks and Katmmd to (of the national debt paid within th* reach this rosul was a j;urn*^ of SO tho l"th wo reached tear Augustine oa the wild roartag of the winds and th* last Mroyagni aeedswtfouof ourjmr| mites south and weetsrard from Ayotte the Acapuku road 0 mile eouite of the pitteriag of the rein. Il was a gloomy over marshes, bilto, mountains. s[mrs, city. The enemy’s pickets hero fired up­ night, and we wore in a perilous situ- • on us as ws entered the town. Two and ton, with an active enemy against or, pursued by Oortes on hie second visit to a half asOta north of thia was Sea Anto­ we might soon h»T* bet® nil stain or Mexico. In flee reoonnoiiwancrt auroral nio. Hero was a large force to dispute captured. We bad, it is true, surroundCorcu conflicts were had with advanced our advance, and also there were beery *d Vatoania's entremehsd eacojt butthat jmrtioe uf <he enemy, rosnltin- saeh fortificatjoa* commanding the causeway, eamp was fortdfod and defended by" IS,time in the trnunp1. of oar arms. Cut and tho marohe i Io the east as far aa 000 men aad M pieosa of heavy artiOeIhineaa examined tho evuthora route un lake Hoehimilro On the west eaa a tho 14tl; and pronounced it pructicabte. field of volcanic rocks that could not be On tho 11th the army was put ia mo­ truvwreed ly asvalre or artillery. It O£*:Mo.U CvtalBU Grand Rsnidr. lten with face* southward, Ilaraey'. was called a pedriga] and extended (r»r*» Strts* retik rtMwert-s MMrtte-b iomI r. ■isirt. *_i wrMMt.1 >» rari.( *11 rttarartSi. brigade of cavalry was ia tho aJ rance. westward 4 or 6 miles to the Sau Angel To Harney suceoedcJ Worth's dlvWou, road. This road leave* the Sea Anto­ followed by Pillow and Quitman. On nio road three mile* north of Baa Ank> tho 16th our division with Twiggi al its nk> at a village called Churubusco, and heed took up uur Unb and started upon extends along the river of that name our weary march to tho Acapulco road. sou thweal by way of Cuyoacan to Mag­ Tour Just then Col. Hansom's regiment, the dalena 14 mi'es from Mexico. 9th Now England. in the brigade of mite* west of Churubusco was th* fortlIran. Fierce filed past us, and I recog­ fcd LH1 of Contrene shore a bend uf nised many a familiar fare in the battal­ the Son Ang.1 road and wart of it. Gen. Worth advanced to withia half ion of Green Mountain buy*, tho boars a asile of the enemy's wteks aiSuAntonte and srcrt (tepts: M-un a«l Tbocn> «- ____ n- —. . Russell &L Nevins. J. L. & DAN. REED’S Mnted to the people ia the n.x; Preridtaiual campaign Mr. Lincoln had not succeeded in pl.aaing all his political friends; soma of them were* weakkneed and doubtful u to th. fature-. others had probably been disappointed fat thrtr bwwM of OoM.ro~M.tn.tX~-— not a tew of them wanted a scapegoat on whteh to toy the delays, mistakes, and failurtwof the war; aamo were ftigbtoMd by Democratic vituperation and clamor; fiiMest, otbtaa Pl nos kt a new man in th* flekl, if tnxna&l. would afford there a better opportunity togaia their own pohtieal ends; ami. peasiMr, hero aad then- one aright bar. a aoerct a-piretwn for the benon of the tWX-t.- rr---A____ «_____ _____ as the pronw man to be hi* own succror. Tho doobters had ell disappear­ ed ; political oampeignen were ritoared; all other name* were remplrtdy di*, tanced ; and, when tho nomination was the pcdrogal to tho vest and north until announced to th* public, the Republi­ pre** throughout the couatry ac­ he was ia the Ban Angel road north and can - - - - - - __->v. __ ■-------_ in rear of Valencia’s camp. Our brig­ ade with Gen. Smith at its bead groped •our way over the rooks and through tho ravines until wo were directly coat of the cstsaay ami about half a nale dis­ tant, now barely sheltered frocn the en-r foto the story of that war A soldier'* life ia made np of numerous iutanre* for many mita* to the foot of tho wvat- of jinrsoaal daring and exposure for tl.e diristou took ]»>« directly west of Cbnlife ot others, that greatly endear him trera*. At three o’efoek our batteries on three side* opened upon the hill of Our division eras now in the rear of Contreraa. The enemy** skirmishers At El I'miou, a hill 300 fo«t high, , our army. Wr advanced about a mile sbowsd thcra*elvcs frequently through just south of tho tutiunnl road by which ; south of tho notional road, when wo tlio chapfieral sad the sliarp roll of wo were advancing, seven miles this saw Gen. Valencia’s division advancing musketry mingled in the din of 50 pinrids of tho tity, were plateau of diSsr- | to cut us off from the main body. They ent olevatiou borden-d with frowning had advanced along the crore road upon comrade* went down before tho deadly fortifientau. Thorn and in tho vicinity the caueway from Mexieajriitgu on the cscopelaa of the Mexican infantry, but were twenty batteries munntiag over west, to tho hard ground on our right. vo gave thorn back blow for blow filling fifty heavy gum and fifioep Infantry Their lince wore a mile lu extent, and the air with falling limb* and loaves aad brcastwcrksi Tho hill we* surrvandnd proereted a fine appearance. The tou­ covering tho ground with their dead and by a deep ditxh and filled with water. rers wore ehurt yellow cteaka, with । In th* neighborhood at M*xieakingo while caps and jackets; thr infantry at the north and of take n<xhimiko, white and blue uniforms very lieautifal aid of Ctol. Hfley. A deafening shout five miles' to the southwret of El Pcnon, in thu distance- Above their broad from our line* iqx«u the left rent the air brimmed bats were forests of glittering ani looking throegh the rising actoke of ground between tbaeu two poutxm* strel and banners with every device that the battle, I saw tho stalwart form of were im[m*riblo except on tho cau*e- gave them "k focmidahlo appearance way*. At abort intervals along tboso They numbered not much to*» than Wl, elevated roads, scarcely wide enough and came on in good order with a sound far three wagons to stand abreast, were of trumpets and bugles that made tho stimo banrairo with buttoned fronts bills echo to tho loud din, as if that beyond the range of th. enemy's sharp commanding every approach and every was to be the death struggle for the de- shooter*, but be iiedined, end coolly sur­ Shoes and Gaiters. nn. & Hall Threshing Machines, Clover Hullers and Grain Drills, and Gale's Patent Sulky JI akc. battle at Uaaoa I tougsd for the opjsrrtunity to render him sotni- return fur 1 th* saorifio’ he tliou made in my toihulf. 1 In a hand to hand contest over a pi<^» mode a soraful examteatioa of the <H1Iterest epproockea to tho cityThe read westward to tho Son Aagri rood, was mode poesable foe artillery by lien. 0. W. Smith's company of sup­ pers and miners on the morning of the 19th. Gen. Twiggs with our division advanced about noon till veg- near th. Ban Angsl rood Our route was hilly and lay through field, of rent, over scattered rocks, barren wastes, ditches filled with water and bentored with rnagney and prickly poor. Offleers and men made their way on foot lift within one util, of the enemy's position on ths hill of Control o«. Copt McLellan with tho engmoon l«nng k,nt forward tn reconnoitre wus fired upon by pickets of tho enemy. Major Turing', sharp shooter, ware brought ap and soon cleared th* read. Magruder, after rem. difficulty, placed hi* guns in battery half * mite from tho enemy’s work* and I«n£ CaUeudrr got three ptoeeoin position about the saim. distance to the wort of thr hill where Valencia with th* flower of the Mexican army now toy entrenched Cbl Btley winjjtto brigade wound his way over �wifahta. 'b^T’^ti. i fied by the tornote of the Umted States, and will doBbdrae l» rmrov-d by Great Britain, is largely duel tn the oral­ rent wisdom, Um .*.>1 andi thoughtful moderation, the pacific tenXr, aud st lbs rame train tbe unfifachmg finanrea with which Provident Granbhaa «o man­ aged the queotfon a* to l«a^ to tlii* hap­ py remit It has added anMber to h» mil»-<- TSirao line* opsm up direct cammunicutian with Chicago at once to the peach region of Sl Joraph, tins lumber region* of tba north, and sun» of the mrat thriving racttoite ef tbe Brow lying the American people will nut be idow to away from th s main Mae Wh»u tho appreciate and honor. jmrjocted river tunnel at Dotrart » CaJu resjMsc: to Santo Dsufago the i»k"d, it will add anotfor to the many President moved cauttoady fa tbo first •ad imjwrfant adrantogrs offer .1 by fastance, and afterward, «pU the evidraco of fads suhraittes! to him, came to a oouofasion which wn bdhevo to bo The electric telegraph Us almo.1 en­ right, and winch, us wo bare nu doubt, tho people will heartily endoroe. circled the globe The succ-nsful lay­ The j»a*t hr-s bran safe in tho haul* ing of the submarine cable from Sing­ of Ulyaae* S. Graut-.nd that, too. apore to Hong Kong has place! Eng­ whorwer ho luu brau tried ; and wo be­ lies <> the future will he. His srxpori- land ant Chins in direct telegraphic eorumunieation. But one gap remains' very materially to Lis qualifications for to ba flUed to camnletely begirt the earth a secund tanu. Ho ia the most avail­ with lha magn.be wire. ThcvPocific able candilato fur the Republican party, ocean ia yri to bo spanasd, and is the because he is tho strong.,it man with only break in tbe hn. that will doubtleraeoon encompass tho entire globe, tbe people, If the party cannot re­ t. *..... - ■ f—l.___ elect lum, there is no other n-an. in uur judginout, wboin it can elect. Needing . him in 1MH, it sought him; and it now needs luniks really a* it did then. He lying critiism* of the Democratic press on- themtdvoe a confession of his strength. Tbcw are simply attacks upon one whom it will politically pay to kilL Itopublicnni could in no better -way pirns. Demoerabi than to substitute' km other name, and thu* put out of the canvass tho hanicst man fur them For these reaeoas we believe the nut national Republican convention will name Uitsww & Gbsst as tbe Pwn*'» CUaouunt—the man whom, os a matter of party policy, na a just tribute to Ids visili, and not less an uxpreMku of tbo popular feeling, it will bo wise tn select m the rtaudard boaror in the iciDccdrag stroola with tho Democratic (party­ While not asking for him or bis Ad^a*iatxation any exemption from just criti- pattern of the R-publiraa proas which atvieo itself “independent," yet seem* morn anxu.u* to find fault with tho Re­ publican than tlio Dotnixoalic party, to •top firing into ita own rank*, jfad to turn ita guns upon the common euemy. Wo claim no authority to speak for any I»rty, and demand no •ubmuaudt to our counsel* ; yet, believing General Grant to be the man for lb<> comiug contort, and further believing that thia will bo increasingly the rar.** of tho Republican luirty, wo aloo bvlietv that the claims of all other candidalea, if tbero bo any, had better bo poMpocrd to another day. Tho party want* it* tarongvat man, aud that man » Caraau S. Gxisr-ond U triH faff kui. — hJrr-ubal. earth It must be a proud moment to Frot Morse, tbe vonurab|e discoverer of magnetic telegraph, whose statue in Ceu'ral Park was unveilod by appropri­ ate cwmotura cn tbe 10th inst. to have lived to see his invention aud discovery attain the importance naw given to the •hew* May he line to see the wire* ' joined around the woaM. then may ho well ray, "Lord, lettrat thou thy servant deport in peace," and, wa might add with unasjualfod honors ThoJblfowing lUpcteh was seat by Prof. Noroe to the opmUira of the Um-1 of agony. As death approached, lih feceaurean ashy palenmi. Hi. last word* wore a request fur iro and tnedi' cine to allay hi* paiu In hi* Iwt mo­ toe Miring* Central and Groat West i men's there were «igu» about the fact era Railways, .ay*: ! that indicated great phyrical *utfarin» “We have taken tains to inform our•dvre in regard to the protect status of ■ At IS tuir.utea before 10 in the monvng. the comjanirv in regard to tho working , arrangvimoat, end are able to atats, nu- i thoritarivriy, that they have made and consummated an agreement (for too term || old. the only living child, with whom ho of 20 years) for the pooling of their j cantings on through businem, tonsmak-1 had a touchiag iaterviow on his arrival, tog ths two roods practically ono line. * boy. John M. Sprigg, of Dsyton, a While lb* arrangvrnsnt, in form, regrmls i nephow ut Id* wife, J. I* Vallandigham, only the through budnosa of the rood. . a detent lelativo from Hamilton, Lieu­ tenant Gereraor McBuruey, Bon. Pitt­ man, of Cinsiunad, David Alton, oflx-bauon, and a few other*. Tlio remains left Lebanon for Daytin at two o'clock p. m., in charge uf Judge "It is Ulievvd that wito the Air Un* of Groat Western completed from Glen­ Haynoa, Mr. V.'a law partner, and Judge coe to Buffafo (for tho Fourth Division McKcnny, of Dayton. A *ad feature of too o*ao was tho ab­ of which—Canfield to Fort Eric—tho company invite ts-nd-’r* in our columns sence of Mra. V., who had gone ' tho this week), and furnishing os (hurt und ram* creaing to Cumberland, called rosy a route a* is possible through Cana­ da; and with the Michigan Central Air thenee by th* d»ath :of her brother, Lino with ita raay grade*,—thaw road* Jmlgo McMalxn. Sho was tetogra|.hod will constitute both as short and aa easy and reacbod Dayton the next morning a Uno beiwran Chicago and Buffalo, m well a* to the Bridge a* <*n I'oraibly bo Tho sad event cast a gvncr.il glooai built Tbo Dotruit River Tuuuel, to be over Lel>anoa. Mr. Vullaudigbaiu dur­ puehal to completion at tba rariioat dav ^-bto. will smooth tlio Inst rough: ing the trial had made numerous ft lends place ou the whole line; afteCwliich all and tad Ly hi* dsportmoat beaten down ____ tn___,s_____ l L_,__ - rn.:—— uiiny pnijudires. A'l wore linking for­ ward to lii* •[wvcll >a defeneo uf MeGohnn, wl-.ish would have burn delivered lo-dsy. Mr. V. douhtlera hail made un­ usual pnparatio'is. ’• Ho intauL'd tho _As luwa paper atatea that 20 year* effort to bo his great criminal one al tho ago Jamra Me Whorton and his wife Re­ bar. He api*ar*d to litrj luoruugklj becca were living happily together in wwktd up tlio cos', n* entered into it Salem, in thnt State. When gold was with cluraetoriitic onnrgy au.l ouihuti- New Advertisements. NOTIOE. Uattle Creek ia to tot lighted with gu. Ct* ■per’* mt on a “strike" nt Saginaw. Picture Frar JI SPECMLTY. The sfak-bolu on the Air Lina U Sited will sbarUey be removed to I'ari*. Tbo Orleans Prinres hav* thair scats as Deputies. An arerage of 24.000 persons arrive of w« will <ell •< pri<«* UW Oefy compcUfc,*^" BLANKS, ll.AVSr sing yesterday. It will last four day*. Tho Italian capital will be rem,mid to Fix kunlr.*! cud fifty Tufodfans k- Romo on July 1. ceally vfaiied Detroit. • The railway is crowded with Germans Iona Co., Fair, 8.pt, 27, 28 and 29. returning homo laden with plunder. Ann Arbor Co., Fair. UoL, 4, fi aad 0. Tho Italian PtrltemMit luu ratified Magnifiertit display uf fireworks fa tho Treaty of Commerce with the United Detroit, July 4th. SCHOOL Burglar*, on Friday night of lost wo«k, triol tu outer De Lamatcr’* jewelxy stere, fa Charlotte- Hiey would probably have •• ent-red into rod" if lh<-y Und intern 1. They didn't water. Gotl'ivb tfouth,<if Greenfield, partridge not of ono old bird * yoLng-oncv.. The now gain* 1l doxn an him to the tune of IJ0. do rc again Gsttlrib. I3NF33L just received, which will be sold At lhe lowest cvh price. Secretary Sew iris Tonr An EgyptScan,May M.—The Maamship Deccan | arrived here on the Wh inrf., bringing ' Socrutary Reward and poity. He went i immediately by special train to Cairo, wbero Iso waa welcomed by Consul-Gen- , oral Butler, and by His Excellency, Bette Bey on the pett of tho Khrdivo. A splendid txlaco waa placed at bis dispo­ sal, and on tho day following his arrival ho wa« presented at the palacw of Ghaaeh, near the Pyramids, to the Khedive, wh> aecosuiianied by his Foreign Minister, Nuba Facha, rot-.tru.-d tho visit tho ume afternoon. When Mr. Howard viuted tho lyramida, tho Khedive's Kioik, situated at the base of the Orsat I Pyramid, was thrown open, and a mag- ; nificent lunch waa pro[*red for the visiiora As Mr. Seward intomla to visit the ruins of Thebes, tho Khodiro has plarod ilia own railway carriage st his diapotsl to convoy him to Rhoda, whence one of tho viceregal yncUta will early him to tho ruins of tho audynt riiyHo will proceed from Egypt to Palestine, and thi-nre to Constantinople. Official oidors hare been issued ia Etfypt aad Turkey to treat liim everywhere aa a rity of llxstiup, Tburvday ivraiug, Jud 15th. Council called toordtr. by hi Honor, tbe Mayor. Praarot—M«y>r PIM0M ffl miB, aud in fact everything kept in a first-class STATIONERY STORK Please call and examine stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. J. IIOHERTH & CO. .TEW *dvebt«si:metts. Dauchey 4 Cos. Column. e O’CLOCK $10 MADE FROM 50 Sts. laid HwW llayr, Kcufidd, Willhtu* and Woolly. Hssdfug i.l the uiiaulc* of tbe last meeting emit led. An oniioan.o relative to Itilcbiug kiw-oountrynicu but rarely. Still more [ I ruiely ia this Republic are monuments j I of any «urt nut up in honor of living I turn ; ah i it is not pcradMc to recall just | now any living cias-n ot th-.* cvuntiy । more dowrving uf a U*ti(jg memorial— the froa-wiU oflbriag of num uf all I shades of opinina—than the illttstiious ': Nori'.icra Copperhuads. Ho wai bj'.J inventor of the electric telegraph. The ’ inauguralion of the Ifnrvi statue in. ami uarrecnel in his di-ciaratluni, and Now York City was an crvnt which was was trial by court martial in Ohio in aa noble s* it, was uni-pio. While the 1803 for ■.-ndraroiiug to weaken the m-osoivn broazu stand* to commemorate powar of tho Govarnmcnt in iu efforts tho eervico which the gitiwt inventor to suppnsr an ulav.'ul roboP'.ja. Ila I I r SMim* likely that a few khijdoad* wn* toiitouce.l to La impri*>ae i in Fort I ot tLo Communists, who did their bust Wurrjx Ikutau hcr'jur, daring the war. to daotrey Paris whoa they found Uiey vould not guvotu France, will be per­ mitted to enfoy for a limo t!ie lexurie* of p«Ml life fa lhe South &a* The Island gcaOQL ■ then cvtuidtrid and adopted by the following rote: .1ft*—Aide. Barlow, Eaatuan. 11 iBO, Kenficld, William* auj Wooley. Aky.-Ald. Haya J In Jackson, on tlx- motoingof th» the 15th the mixed train on tho An ordinanev, rvlalne telixmiew, was Fort Wayne, Jarkma A Saginaw road, dram Ly tlio engine Auburn, collided with a through •tuck and freight train on tho Michigan Air line, tho latter ia-ing drawn l«y two engines. The for­ ward part of urn Auburn was thrown from tho track and badly broken np. TEEA-KECTAR ■a a rm BLACK TEA piutCK HOOKSAsncgCBca --------jgxvixoru i so rsrxt. J5ITIAI. ASt> Mtnr rargg, \ AU. AXD CL-BTAU F*rx». | J»A1. AXt>C*r FAfXf., No lives wore lo»t, and nobody « a* in । the lead injure.!, th*, engineer* and 6n»men jumping from their engines ju»t ia time tn >ar» tlH-meedvra Tho daniagm are e.iiraiited at |lfi,0JO. ■ report* twenty thouMm-I insurgent* as j likely to be aontonoed, lie* sumo raven । hundred mito* nirthoaat of Australia, ou> waia ciafi-mx! bcnolit* un tlmir re­ , and ia tho Van Dieman's Land of Franc.-. spective industries. Those aMLciauuna It came fate French prsswswon fa 1851, nr« also csdcuhted to promote harmony and is tributary to the tamo government ihatod G. n. McCtallui for the Pmitlvn HASTJRCS, MICH..- June M. 1871. which ooatrol* Otabeito aud tbo Mar­ er, un i in he boro jirotulaont part quesas Istoa. How long tho insurgent convict* m*y be kept in their new homo, ia the noaunatiua of Mr. Sejmoar. His win depend very much, of eomeo, upon recent exploit* in tho “now departure” It is something to tba credit of Cali­ how long Use Thiora r>yf*w ecdurea in Franco, and what tort of governnarat fornia that the pro.s of the Htite. u ro-l are well known, as well aa lea departure Trade and Comtnetee uf Chicago,” pub­ succeed* iL This disposition of tbo nu[Sec ordinances in another edamn.) pertt*!, denounce tho verdict of the cur-b , .. , . , , lished in the Chicago TriJanc, we dip render* is much better than tho iadis■ • . rv_ ,i t I puuticsu (trifo does not abound. Cai*. B. Ween, Recorder. rauu* un-. -m xr v> i , . , the foUowing notice of the Michigan criminate shooting that foBowod the oner* jury—'•Death ,from .. ™. The N. Y. Tnluat nays h.i a tho only Regular tar. ting uf the Common Coun­ cre. Run. 1'*. collapse of the Commanc. and the unCeatvaL and its Baueaa foe the year cil beU at die C.Mneil Rooms, on Mon­ fortunstoa who are sent thi-rn now may man stonol to death by white oarages than one hundred thousand majoritv in lino, which w« .Innbt not will be of Sw.x'i.l. brand; aprorty confidently on being retooacd day evening. Jure I9lli. 1871. Couoci] ~ ” a hotly e mtede-l eanrats for Governor ranch interest to many of oar nraden.— brought homo aa a crowning act of' called to order by Li* Hotter, tbe Mayor. Ho probably owed this amineare to toe The Officerj of the Road for tlife currant clemency oa tho part of tho mv King fact that bo mil* muro honest than po­ Present—Mayer. Recorder, Aid*. Berlov, year, tho I’raaidont, Bon. JamesF. Joy, or Emperor, who ia raoro than likelv to etical n«t>irant* will aroragu. Ila never Eavimsn, Ham*, Hay*. Ksafteld, Wil­ thought of being ought but a Domocrai of Detroit, General Superintendent, H. be fastaltod ia Tastorira within tho Bext liams and Wooley. in politic*; am! Dctnocracy. in his coaE. Sargent. E*q, of Chicago, Asristant Minutes off**! two mrelirjs read and erpttoa, meant devotion to too perpetu­ Gecora! Superintendent, Charlea fl ity of Slavery. I User, when tho *lnraapproved. Fresidant Grant being ■'interviewed" Tl>e Italian Government has finally 100,000 wild pigeons Hurd, Esq., of Detroit, Assistant Super­ Petition of John S. Van Brunt, E. 11. at Long Bruch cm Hatonlay last, by a given notice that the day is fixed for holdem dissolved (|>ro tom.) too Uniqu, intendent G. B. V. Division, C. B. Boah, Id* sympathies wont with them, and he Auy body can get ico on the Kenne­ Mallory, Wm. Jvtre. II. B. Warner, I). Now York reporter, stated sumo facts in tlio cwtablwhmrat of the naticnal caps- w.-u not too man to deny or ouucia! bec Surer, Me., for 25 cent* a ton. Eeq-, of Grand. Rapids, General West­ It. Cook and other* asking Council to relation to thu treaty of Washington tai ut Rom.'. On the first of July tho 1 them. He tba* carried toe reputation ern Pmtmgvr Agent, 11 C. Wcntwortli, A new aioiety of । lantote ia farming in grade and boild walks from Broadway to Eternal City will Is* the pufiii.nl capital of Disun ion ist, which, in life own con- Havana to bring Clifnoee to that city. of Chicago, Treasurer, least Uronnare, Fair GruunJ*, wa* rucvirml nod read and He is repot ted to have stated thu: every of anited Italy- Tho annotrtirement | ccption, he never was, tbcugh what he ! raul and did jastifioil the imputation. article of tho treaty, as it vu agreed ccUMw rather late, but the coming event Ho Laird tbo war for tlio Union, be­ population of that eity never raw grain upon by tiie Cummissiusi, waa submitted is one which will fitly mark a* impor­ cause he frre*aw that its inroeei iatant era in lhe hutorv of Italy. io the British Cabmet aad by them ap­ volvod Um downfall of slavery. Hi* A turtle weighing 350 pound* is on ox'• New Departure" i* regarded by many lubi-ioa at Aguvta, Ga. proved. Tho Queen of England, says as inconsistent with all liis post career"; General Grant, pledged her signature A boat requiring fifty osr* L> Io ran but that is their fault. tx> long as baftewhand. Tbe acroptanoo of the age at nearly fifteen per cent, or a mil­ slavery lived, hr fought for it with a on the Delaware tin s j-ntner. Wafer sell* at th<- rate of two csmti lion and oue-tbird uf acre*, leaving toe hirers devotion ; but, viuro it U dead ]«r pint in sdme el tbo Colorado towns. | rep ted rad ('ualwiltee JiraKargM present aereaga from raven and a half Ry AW. II am*—Tint all walk. «n to eight millunm Th-crop canm.t ox­ •eemod to him absard that hi* party Mra. F. IV. lander i* filling a brill­ •Lould pcraiftnatly, fruillowly aacrifice cred three aad a half million*. iant and ]<ndlbd>lo engagesmut in Kan north rate nf Blate street, bet wee* Cbnreli itself to the manoa of the departed. atrvct and Broadway. be fault 12 frat What to little mind* wotni faconasatencr Fnmrisco. Death of C.L. TaUandigbam. v.-M (imply common ranite-that appreci­ Fuar G-’tinan Ihruice*. metub<-r» u! ation of and conformity to tbo as'.ual toxon-ign liou-c, arem.ini.’d to actrow w Th* author of '-The New Depart­ sfriau which diflrrena-a practical men Ixmdouon say that ouo-t!drj of the ure" is no more, he accidentally «W tram bfookhccul*, wbu era often called immolation of that titf never *aw a g.ainhhnanlf on Friday evening last, fracs tho *• men of one idea," borauso they nsrror have oven thnt number. And now a alary raa« to ua that effects of wltioh he died Saiunlay mnrnMr. Valfandighsia was n fioeni, plansMrs. Fair iuu bora interviewed by a faibie, cr.crg.rtir, indufatignula politician, always un axcnlLmt terras with himaaU. portcr and that *be malm Moe airango Hi* death rasiko* n raid in to* rank* of , gumeat ia th., dsfouso of MrGohan on of Cob Fair, Ur Uto husband He was, trial for munler, and it waa whil. be hi* party ; but til > ancccss of the bold new countr-moteb with which his name killed itt tho o9Lo of Mr. Murphy, at at­. was illustrating to hl* unocisto how is identified is already eamred. > torney of Baa Fraa ifi*a., end she now tali., and in what manner Mayor might hare Tn Hi _______ Usrwporirr that "sue wo* seated in, been *hot thatdie caused hi* own death. From reports h appaars that no unn Democratio frictxL* are conriuuaBy talk­ । Mr. Murphy'* oiffioo, waiting to committ with him ia regard 11 her fliwurei ; ahe, waspreweni witli Vnlhwdigbaa whan ing about tbe tevmawas ]>olitksU rears stepped to the door, and quktiy .Lot Mr. too arei.i*nt oreurrnd. buiex-Lieut.Gor- lion'that m going on throughout Jbe F«&. dropping the pistol with the mms> ertiar McBumey, wito lias been omoria- rosntsy. Av mldimeo w. print tho tblAt Springfield, Ill, on Friday, thu air of nomhdMmo aa she did when she■ tod with him, ia dufoaso of MoGehan 1-jwfag nrief lab^raphic diapu'chin : Cnsumlttee mi street* dii< cieil to rejMirt Portland, Dragon, elected a fall Ito- liicrmotnctirr indicated 102 degrees in the .hade, a few daya rinoo. publican tidcot uu Monday. oa nectresry repair* nu Green urerf, re­ Mnywra l»d »knt h.mralf, und ValtehdigTh* fast time th* city luu elected.R»Both Lsulia and Caria< tbo Dusn. ported that ibrnr b.d rramfomi toe .trorl Um jrickod up a pfeto) frusn th,, fable, publkwi offirar*—Oragua having Lem. centric candidates f-r the two Irighrat saying bo wucld dm- him i.- a.hvlfwr- bean!. Cusmocfasal ia ralfel an I ra;wrt* ; ofiicc. ui K-ntocky, disrinedy repadiate and ree-« oendrd foal I be miee U rv pain! mdrr Jirecti-a af tor ftreri Com cond. Two pistol* were uu tbe tobk, At th. TTorwalk eity *Lwu.>m y.wter- thu •'Now D^mrtura." one unluxJ-.d a.-! the other Lmdud. un-l day the Ttoptfolfesni rarriod Uteir fadtSouth Gendins, his an Annotation di by mistake be took up [!■» loaded <rai-. ’ ; He put it in hi* jnckot. and nithdnnr it. , I keeping tbo rautxle next his body. Just j I a* it was Iraviag the pocket it rM di.- ; Idtsrpd !llB ent-ring, it is said,wrnr’ .. . (the raaH.phus.ia WluchMeret* u**4rot. J President Gacnt for ra-elecJoc, wf iHsatenr.. -jaosdut.. 1. “Ob' iaarise ! pw in NeaktlOe, Teo-fo e few | and said U had takoa the wrong pUtoL j CtepTt .1 ba* l>*e-a rais-d to Mrv it IVMbAebaatefo.WMgmasa.fo.1 ---------------------------------- r a fresh supply Chief Justice Qi*** is at tho Bi Lou­ is miUrtul well eajoytog the lieaefits of Michigan’* hailing water*. DsttuX, 0., Evening, June 18—Tbe rviuaius uf Mr. Vallandigbain airived at JNayton yesterday evening in custody i>( the 8t Johns Ixxlge of Munn*, who have charge of toe ixxlr, at his Into re* idenro, uni will conduct the oloMpiM*. month* *incn «ho learned that Janicsjwna The body wa* at once prepared for prcs•rill living alone und prospering rti thr errutiun uatil the return of Mr*. ValGohlen State; that all the atones nliich lamligliam, who left Cumberlund, Ma­ ryland, at tltlfi this a. m , and unirsd by sjieefa] train at 9:20 to-night Dur­ hoods. A mutual tmderataniliug was ing tlw day large nnuibcra of [w-ople i reached. Jainoa returned to Iowa, and from the eity and country visited tho 1 a few day* ap> wns married over again bouse. But lew were admitted in con- ■ ' Kqnonce of toe d*com{K»ititm of toe body, wbidi i« very rapid. Profound ow. They are rvjiroeentod tw hapjiior iI sympathy £>r tho bereaved far lily is uni-1 than over now; and ca they can lordly j। versaHy cxpn**j I, A bar mioting will' Hre long enough to qunm'I again, lhe-r' lie field to-nmnvw. The funeral will take place on Tuaiday at 1 p. m1 . Blank Books, Memorandums, Iler. Dr. Jocalyn ba* resigned hi* po­ sition a* chairman of the board «f trus­ tee* of Albion College. - Amos I’a ua-tloe, of Rranea. lest l.OWl Umbels of wheat by tho Lumiagof bis liaru l*ct weak. A little inatixaiico of olinu-hoo.-i ..1... Woolen Factory burned at Osram o Lorn 175,000, partly insured. A Crv liceu'nvd «i GdeoSurg <•» Monday wbidi destroyed the freight huuie, round house, Methodist church and a plaster bonar. !*>••, CSjOlX). Tbe Foundry mid Machine Shop of O. Cliaa. Gale A Co., in Albiuu, has rvcostly boon riaitod by a fearful fire. Ixm |7,«W _ BOOKS, nil kinds that are uaed in the County, as cheap as can be pur. vcraily building last Monday. President Angell intend* to be in Ann Arbor un Monday of Cucimimcvmont U>, oily, mwufxciured by Hicham liable form in tine. A full stock of the m«t com] j^AWra. GLAfetWAW yASKJX Monoxs. rpoiLvr UOOM AID B«.c. rtuxtajc rto*.. PAINTERS Warm m-nla. 25 eta. WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, Confectionery. Sign and Ornamental’“X f-DICKINHON Savo .Yqur Moncv REDUCTION OF PRICES GREATMTSAVING TO CONSUMERS OCTTIXa UkCLDM. , F ABMER8 AMD 2a; Horsemen ATT6STIOX1 J. p. 'fr‘do. 'f.d-» QftUQS Medicines, Dye Stufls, J U R U BE X Obalea Belaeutsn or C.Bdra ite* Vmicaire^Dmmil*tola CsuU to* Teas, Coffees, Itateliw, KpJera, Hcaya. AIXTS & OILS. School lko,k. f H)aHu,rru. “ CwnMsnto Hwrviv.ww," before I 111 rMMtwnxu*. *1,11 r.i,u.r . �T>f« Lki] tow pito T.Locu Nones Abvwssm.—Unlees a notice has bran ordered in for a aixHal time they wiU be kept in until ■ICMIGAM CIRTUL R. R Grand Hirer Vallay Division MAY Itofl. Men's Bocks 0 1-4 crate a j«dr at Baran A Binit' I’craro Bea 1'ci.ow by the qoan for sals by Ackley A Blade. It sa ad ordered out and charged 6 cents par Hm each week of their appearance This is a cheap and readable way for Ssaax—The M. E. Society will hold a social at tbe house uf Hon. Daniel Striker on Friday waning. Il is desir­ ed to raise funds to bo used ia papering Coors - are gvowtag. Want—Is maturing HtnvusT—will be earlier. Tain—la the month for hay. JcrLT-io tbo month for whoa'. From C. B. Swartout. of PrsrieviUe. wo hare corrected and additfousl state­ ment* In regard to the rod affair which happaoad ai Gall lake on tbo evening of tho 4<h of Jtme. They wwat out a fishing on the lake about six o'clock in We have been handed by Jobs Beesm<r, tbo cabinet maker, a unique ligfo rpu-imen of » paper jirinted just a little over nine years ago by our boys in blue st Beaufort, ft C. It starts out with tbo foUowia(head: •• Tun Cuts Imx" Is published every opportunity by the 100th Pebnsylvaaia, (Round Head), Ra­ being with the parents were oa tho lake in a boat by themselvao The little child wanted to get in tho boat with his father, aad said ho beliersd they were going over to Mr. Perris's. The father said “weore going boat riding." Short­ ly after thia the parents told tho chil­ dren they had bettor go to tho bouse and light up and they would own bo home. Tbo children obeyed, and as their parents did not come homo that night they suppowd they had gone over to Mr. Penin's about n mils an a half away. Next morning tho oldoet boy Their motto wns “Wo know only our Country." Tho "Battle of WRlmingtau Island" »tho priacipls article ia this littfo paper, and tbo 8th Michigan Regi­ ment acted aa important part m ths event. A full report of the battle offi­ cially is mads bv Col. Faaton to Gsn. Gilmore. Out of 200 m.n engaged in that fight, twelve were killed and (hirtythreo wounded, aad ths conflict is repor- Tbe undersigned wishes to inform the farmers of Barry county that there in being sold in their roantv a Fencing Mfll which is represented to be the Al1*«M Fanning MID, therefor* I would eall your attention to thia fact that th ere h no genuine Allegan Fanning Mill be in* arid ia that county unteas it has my name on each mUl, also oo the wagon. Farmers Uware and take notice before A little instance that may never have appeared ia print outside ot this lit­ nee if his father aad mother ware coming tle '‘Kotik" ws will produce hm: Got- Farms. homo. Ho discovered the boot bottom­ side-up in tbo water near the landing Tho oars were near the bank and suun lhe shawl floated to the shoro Mr. Avorsr—oxriy fruit end green-coni. Yannuv -Noshrille west to aw tho •' Elephant." th* n w n n v-_ losing had his wu, tba mentest ho at­ tempted to pul thrtn into hi. few imper­ fect little boats. If ha odvaaoed, tho ctiomy could out flank hitu, and oat ot! his retreat to the steamer enUrrly, and if he sent out a flanking party hteuelf, No. 6 of the Mexicak war series ap­ pears on our first page. A Exit—Selhng chains for FA ejrioco —" Hold up yuur Chain." Tax Catholic eoticiy hold uieodsgs un Monday. A Democratic paper is trying to s'art at South Haven. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD GRANT & PHILLIPS The starting pointe of thia Route are at Chicago and Peoria. Tho central point is BURLINGTON, on tl.n rippL It trurerw-s lEinois and the whole breadth of Southern lows. Near tho Miasm, its trank forks into three Imutehas, for it >t«a three western ter­ mini. Its northern terminus is Council Blufls, whore, croesitg to Omaha, it eonneete with Union Pacific for all placet on the iatrn-oontisoutal and Pacific elopra Over-land and traffic choose this rehablo route more (nd more. _ Ita M»t terminus ia Uncoin. tho Oaiutal of Nebraska, fifty-fire miles west of tho Missouri at llattemouth. This is Cuinurtrsbastlis-Etopbaiit" to-day. tationi i before Goods are Cheaper than Low Di'rECT ROUTE. M. Attas. Tbe Bsxxxa is only H J>0 a year. * svrroMN. •SOILS. . AMO Tt urtxmti. Peninsular Railway. and. M' Iqtughlin together gi|h the L*raten ant’s sword to fall again into tbo hand, of friends Uuartermnster Ser­ geant. J. B. Fenton, son of Cel. Feutoa, To the Ladies!! nidon o (Mtto 1 coolly b M. A. M«n.)t wtm« MsasMOea u rtspiy Mj^sklsiy^tLums e^s-s Tax amount of woo! that will be pur­ chased at this place, thia season, will be beforo us 18 of ring which «as upwards of 15v,<XK> lbs Pricos vary­ foolishly bought of a " sharper" on our' । ing from 40 to 60 cents per lb. streets cu tbo day of the Mvnagenc. It j was banded to us for inspection, an ! wo ; pronounce it good—good bras.- good !1 for nothing. Several dollars wx. paid | -4 / 53 Fsrxa. Wo Sell the Florence Sowing Machines DRESS 11 th, tbo day of firing the Manon- Ho Tux IOth Michigan Cavalry arv to sujs that a mite only as. askel from hold a rc-muon in tho city ot Detroit. the people to defray tho expense of ths 1 powder, and small sums were Geely contributed from many who bad moaey j Ax oxdiaaga touchingly pictures "the with thorn. mak-vulcut potato-bug sitting in west-'| This event casts a sod gloom over the । era feneo-vDrnor. aad waiting for busi- . entire community in tho vicinity of Gnll, Lake, and in fact fur miles around the , 00KSA3P curtoi We make no drives and tell no liea, but sell Goods on their merits. DETROIT STOVES nUUtEsI guard informed I ol.) wore tho IB armed with Eat hundred strong. jpfiaflJ ion mon) weep c A Jackson Livery-man chargod 125 to cary a (isasaiger from Jackson to Eaun Rapsds recently -High. •n roctirr Boons. New York to Chicago, N<4£r«pting those that blow mors. mt &r a littta Inej. i ssid havo always uujovwd praeable re-1 I latfons lotronl each other. Reuben M. Gates, brother pf Robert 1 Hfo e bene is in Yatea City. Ill-, rem. , out as soon as ho heard uf tho tarriDto . and aad affair and bai doos all he erald. haring kindly eared fur the children and sent them to his own hetue, where they will receive ths kind peoteotfoa of ll|o*o who lament the tots of their brpd.er; * tjSHsF 'roin Miss A. E Wotvs baa aa fine a di play of Millinmy Goods in her Store i Reid tbo carl uf Dr. Alkie, in thia OMCIMBI, And wo will sell them as cheap as any house b a Cal! ad ttt rim a bii Pile tf (Hi«will fin Auxaoa Wain is bound ovsr L trial a! the July term uf Circuit Court itttod at nnen. DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, HARDWARE kept ia the rig'it placv” until ho baud- [ ed back io ths person more money tliaa was paid for the ring. Of course ho ' Aartrtey A Slade. Agents. ism . GO TO MUDGES' i jr Clothing—25 per cent cheaper than any other hones in Hastings, Empire I IKES’ aocfn All DENTIST, a good haul, 'coarse he wouldn't That is the way he gets stampe. By tie way । tills is a good ring. After taking it uB \ ' the finger it still loarm a ring. We might pass it round and give rings ns pramiuao for delinquent subsariptions ;Mrille Uiiu. Paurfits, oar worthy Judgw of Probate, stertol yesterday for a trip to Kanea Van Awsrxoutiu —Tho M ctiagcrie City. Omaha and many pointe of internet with ill crowd and eateh-pcany-attoadancies has oomo and piuo- As far as Trying to du business without adver­ tising is lit» winking at a pretty girl through a pair of gtecn guggles. Yea may know what you are doing, but no- ’ body else dore. fectiom Orangeville, Juns 19th, 1871. Ed. B.xxxa.—Tho weather haring toned down somewhat, I rooeladed to writo you before "Old Sol" should again get his anger up and send his 96“ of heat upon us. Since my last, we hare had a splendid rain ; corn and other grain is shooting up very fast indeed. antics. Tho daneing and teats of tLo T&o potato -bug which we bare cursed white Arabian horue ran excellent, and so much, ho. taken umbrage nt our hud tho [owforming mules olicil.xl unusual words and harder thoughts, and has mi­ grated, I guees, fur they ero getting very Wexxs's Riana—Up to 8. P. Cady’s farm they havo a gublcr that disappear­ ed a short time ago, aad after dilligent secreh they found him settin* on a nost as kndly and as antagonistic as an old ben-turkey. Tho ben gora every day am! lays her egg and then goes off to buuorse leering the gobler al homo to take ear. of the nest. We presume she will tot bM take care of tho littto ones also when tliey bo teli out Detroit & Milwaukee R R u ^“raral '*’**“*' *** “• “n- T,WT '**” Sumo arguwl that tho old ones hod dis­ appeared to make wsy for the new ones, but it seems there hae been plenty of time for lhe young to have batched out and made their appearance, yet there is but few aq^ta of them at present. berry festival hold at tho Baptist Church, in this place, on Friday the 19th for lhe benefit of tho Bunday School Library. Mrs. Snook, tho superintendent, aamsted by other ladies of tho place, added to tho evening’s entertainment by giving some grand tableaux. Tbo tab'oca tt statuary, rvprweuting Faith, Hojc, cal Charity, wu beau­ tiful indeed. Also that of Pocahontas raving th. lifo of Cep’L Smith. Evraybody, and his wifo aad children enjoyed themselves hugely, and went boms fool­ Mu. Ksxblx, finding he could not got ing that th. fow diiwM apaat oy them tbe water arrnngcmi’nte ready in time for tbe Uwdabto pttmra of raising a at the old ranting mill ba. removal his Sunday fthml Libswry fund, but illy machinery ‘o thr. cast room uf the new wsrebousu building ol Bartow 4 Good­ year. He has a shall from C. F. Dwight A Co'a. Elwutor building and evurything will be bi running order in a tew Ooaaimox.—In Mr. Goodyear's reso­ Frat, a floak. of thirty sheep, ft P. lution of last week befcrv the Board o! J. V. Minkler baa opened hie new Cady fisp sheorod 201 pounds of wool, Saperviwws, where he moved to amend and of the some flock this year 21 lamb. picture Gallery, at tho old Poet Office tlic report of tbo cnamiltso by deducting building First eia* gnaxnnon the oqualnntion of the city of Has­ tnrd or money refunded. Call and eor. tings—tastes 4 of **1000" it should have read ••MI.OOO.” Also a two-lins wool local read ”40X1" un SHORE & UCHM SOUTHERN RAILWAY hbut* of lath and. O, foe >N The Board uf Supervisors ut Krat County give tbe papers, of that county, for publishing the proceedings ot that body, fifty Mate per equate; which ia about aa it should be. If any rounty eau't j»y/s.r retro for its work, ths work Hvar sis Foot.—Mr. A. IL l*re«, whife uniomSag boraM torn A tain st CharioUr during the horse rsoos, met with a severe acrid.nt; tbe platform gave way and foil on bin right ifat hart, tag it very bodly. Scat Sruia._& P. Cady Esq, of Rutland, near thia dty, sold today to Mr. Hunlteyof Grand Rapid, twvlve steers, two and Urno.yi'U-eLi's, their united wrigtita bring 14^!^. Tli<ar anrngs weights bring 1,210 lbs. They were mid for pur hnndm.1. It,.twedvo steers bring, in th. song Htt’e rai of «M84d. > PamgUateTs Carriage Maaufoouwy,! wv ttotkvd Mr. ft J. Pltelte.Ti-bad just parcel a fin, lop-bugp-.nad another man »n jut preparing to purchase an­ other ttocii inatnjM arc occurring holding a recto, of moot courts befomj) Sheridan, Jane 19th. 1871. The contract for Luihling a depot, nt thia place, was lot to Enwau Ones, Esq. His well known integrity and rasrgr of character, are a .uflteirat gnaraatoo that tho work will bo ranted on to completion without delay. There ia conaidiwablo talk of changing tbo asms of thio place, ■BX.CELSIo.fc Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Wood* Self-Raking TjI YLOR, HA WKIH'S' and DA YTOlf 8UiaK7 SLOT PITTS, RACIJfE and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HULLERS/ POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES JAC0NET8, NAINSOOK PLAIN, INAINSOOK CHECK. NAINSOOK fiTRIJ'ED, 8ATI 7A I SWISS MUBL1N, BOOK MUSLIN, MARSAIIXE8 UF1LTS, VICT0B1A LAWN, FRENCH FINISH uAMBfiKl SHIRT FRONTS. HANDKERCHIEFS and the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barry Ouunty—foe sale by E. P. BURRALL. The Largest Stock in the City ! nsMtaU WBirffi. tk-kisgb checks, a. t r csssuraix �)WN & CARTER, 250 Main Street, panted by m auranuewua, who wrote in short-hand M he o-jened tetter, and dic­ tated to him. When half of the jouru- fall and dispatch tho answer, to evrroepondenta. and the banker w«» joined by a seeuod. to whom 1m> dictated during MOR) UAUK MALE. IM.sit hartac bssa omSs te the as« aEwfewswiffi - s»ira‘...... WAP aAXK^»onu rxicx to err NEW YORK BOSTON. ■ ALBANY, ■ iWSii MICHIGAN O’CLOCK sasu'x." smscru. rotxtn w n* ru«« *>» »«» i FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN । Of I r EGloV^OFJlENNHVLYAMrA WALL PAPER tuts aaiLwar vxrxsM ruox 1 Itoehroter U> New York, 3>-> miles, Buffalo to New York, 423 imtea Dunkirk to New York,,4Mmiles CteraUtrf to K«* Tert, OlbmiJaa, Cincinnati to N. Y-, WO »!<«, axd is nu« j fjT’22 to 27 xr_x* rxr »uowra torn- A .M> DECOP ATIO.’SS in 16 DAYS -hollv denetslent upon bls own raerti.mx. Ha however, poeBrooed a slonl boon and a roxolute por;«>»o. aul PAPER AND OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADW, TAJ^ELB, MCTVBt CORD, JtC. AMERICAN AND SUUiCH-dWteLAND. IN ■ aBtroijs ty dbtajW Atej^’teNw Terk^ 53T MOmil-s witbuwcbemgaofr'achro. L'iiffii’St.B’.KVfi.V1 cooa. Though be has bmdrods ut sal»Mdiaatta to de hb bidding, and could derate himrolf entirely to raa, and en­ joyment he yM labor, constantly, net pscniitting hours uf travel topa?x unim­ proved. And wbat is true of this iu liridual, will be found to bo true of all • successful self-made men. Tlwy havo l begun their careen with a keoa rrji-■ aateou of the importance of time, and of • the asos salty of making every moment ■ talk if he would aebtev* jiro.i» rity and eentarace. Thaw who wait upon luck or a stroke of good fortune to carry thorn ; forward, will never make prugn-sa, bow- ' ever great may l»e tltab abi'.itiea “Th ' Creatur gires braiaa.” dedarod Muntos^tuon. -foot he does not guarantee .— —, Jsm.. HWatarfb. Fa., _____________ ■■■ THEA-NETAR CURTAIN GOODS ?V. T^'k* X l.'‘s*i*s»tee1 ll^it'. 11 X; Msfelo 1»* r. *- r„ .1* iftn? tf iiiUL ill «t»«iy.i m*o!i*a* WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS iip ijohtsis'i’uKiMtta*. i ■ ills < IhsekW;, s»4 ere ! ■ IM ee4 IteX’pvw.roeta L 1.1. nillM*. Krmlilrsl ss4 Isirrsdi ssn, Dtsrasee ef ta* Bees. >■!< 'warier v-estes ere nip Hay —Nothing is more neeo-ary thaa to euro tbe bay crop well, and it U beat to begin early whba gvaax comes into Uorooms, wbmh wiM teave it w.U raa-• tained, and if gvatte rain, occur after math, wlacl. are very Kksly to do. gives1 There is a story told uf a laadhohler, it a good start. Hie moro rapidly the' who, unable to make a living from his I hay m dried in the sun tho bettor it h. faro, aad ateodilv running behindhand. | Baton mowing gvm-lxsd. *o through‘ teased half af it to a Deuont for a numthe fields or meadow, and null Or cut her of yean. At UiJ>ad of the time.! out thu rankest of thu weed*, these most the teaant came to him with an eflor to j damaging to the gro» and hay. pucchaao. Greafly eurpriaad, tho ownn Ptarraa.—Do botl.t stack be tanriI replied: •This is ix -eodingly stnngv. in before it has n good .tart, aad wine. may tsil me how it happen, that, while turned in look to too water and salt .up-■ 1 eouM not firn upou twice as much ply in the pwtun-x. nothing dries up thei tend, for which I ]>oid no rent, you nn fountains of milk fike a luck a! water■ regularly paying me twu hsadrwi a year aad salt, see also iL-t Uro gvaas is actI fcryowT fans, nd are able tn a few fed off too close, m il drouth xhvuld oc­ ri-or. to purehase il!" The peasant n cur. it would bo itrjurious to tho^utAj stffl. aad said, r>; 1 got up. and uid I «au>c, y»« lay In bad and enjoyed your .rtata; I rase in the tnondng and mindad my business" There is eery much ' sqtpj sense in this homely nnpuhse. — tho gr>«t mass of humanity take | iha teirid easy and wondir at tlio same W*l>y more “grist dor. not come to their mill,” a fi.-w at work early and Uta. iSinrueing every moment, and they ultimsMy adiiuve financial sneqns The same U true of these augsgwl in other than strictly bounces purxmte.— No matter what may l»c their odrautatttC* disadvantages uf birth, they artiifiknssfnl mra Who fook upon time aa jrwh.i '. and permit...».xld mom-nt. to go to waste. Elihu Burritt, white pursuing tbo avocation of n blacksmith, mastered 18 Unguagee an>l 22 Europe­ PoraTOM —Tba lute planted oltea <n- an dialects. Hate wrote kb ConteinpUcapo th. rot whid> attacks th* early tions white traieliag on Ids circuit.— planted varieties. Keep clear of weeds, Samuel Smites telle us that one of hi. as every word takes the nlare uf big M»- friends, an eminent genttemvn ot Lon­ tatoee. rapeeiaUj flxgaoa.B4rt wu.Js don, learned LaUn and French white “waning buafltef as an errand bur in I Manchester. Dr, Mason Good, he adds. tJwlJ n«v eiw »iins»tai—aM<rhi,u.. . Mw. so. S—H* .SMS —swltata srv.-wta. ir’rl SSi^iSKSSz:; -- REDUCTION OF PRICES GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS SAKIN & MASON’S. JURUBE3A ■aM'j S^uGrwfa Ir'iLt, ct&-V fltLt rn^t/ iav OIL dLtftfMi JVRUBEBA. tUwGcfuudl. iv.tVtexy land abculd be very rich, mellow, warm and well tiAd . Woxnxo Aanuu—Mitet bo well f«l and rrgulariy watered wbon cool, ami give long noonings in hot weather. vxvJ l&Y.tCyrKMiy /mu a£c ur/Lo oh/ alUjizluL OMdu UAMd^aiti Fowra—Do not tel thran lock of fresh water, ospociaHy if ' ’ Dr. Ms’ Erliact tf Jmte! ful interrala of waiting for dinner, and i Madame De Uo.be sorop..., d several of | her charming volumes while waiting for the I*rinrcs to wbcan aba gun her dnilr l«Wms. Ste.ikroom l*ug:»t lumwif uffimetic and taanscratiou white work* tat aa an rnginrwian during tbe nightahlfta Watt taught himtelf chemistry and mechanic, while working at his tnutoof a matbernatual thatram-nt makeft Mt tMateootxtne that ho was learn­ ing German from a Swiev dyer. And so we might go un, were it neaeatary, enumwr-itinr instances of what individuals have achieved by cmploring afithotte*. QcaaraBy .[Mhii*. t|« "“•"‘“MS&SWvn-.. i\i.fistss’.ts— „L Uolors of all N/tatle male, soo musts A-Q-CUtH is ore. W !Tte Ltaj if W’j aS Suit Averill Chemical aa soon aa is sroa what tba set b. E. & H. ANTHONY A CO. UhBwtftw 'ffaiwwasri KI DELI Parrr Gum> -OprvW. wOl Mow fee ; making many uselosa shoots, which . abould be robbed out at the start, mul- j REMINGTONS ■ for — “•"ra A ' university crews. Goooaxxxxiie—Wldlirir- MffW •FroThelK — —.nfn^ ———J hare been reorivod from Harr.rd, Brown a_-«l Bowduin. white for tho Uttar erows frwn Amherst, aaflscra^4^ mile, long and with but ono bend in tho risar and that pear>he sod of tbecocru Tbe race. wCl ba rowed straight away, fl**.*> <»** «4* .¥ thought tbo chief eontsat will Co between Harraid and Column i.t.rwLU.1. Ian, ta ■Jw&ijS.whya, YELCR & " GRIFFITHS' 'fCKKlOK TU tLL.OtllMT ' SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Al*-, r.te-, < aivst.SDr Fe.*l,l> Sg. ijEtfas'n-SffiL'edsfc WEX.'lH IL FIRE ARMS. Mold »>jr tho Tratln Genorullr. A Utaeat Uteeoeei io Deetera. »a» ArslAW Ms Ftasta Xtao. <1- -- , GRIFFITHS. CKffRAte'ffliiffiME* Michigan Exchange. ■':y& Chicago, Boek lalaad. aad PieiCc B. B- Contpaay. rrw c f,l’,nr *■ '■**■ •• pMy«. ADMINISTRATOR'S MALE. •Muwll« .( ita tat.1. tt Iw Kelt. 4. H A! H A! , A:. Bus e 11 Go than tar your NEWCAJLMT HOUSE ; Family Sewing Machine,: diirptTcC’^diBrcTKO. . f EiaLltUSUBE?ra>D.i AlwyiiaOrief asdReaij ferWri.!' .■srar-was—•-—'l Tu **’7 B^BT&AeMto1 bp � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-06-29.pdf 40ffbae2c2bf0b3bc2245002b0a2e631 PDF Text Text VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1871. mi tojiws ca^ err, told tte tiiai wo wore not grappling; with th* enemy atone in the fien-e en. counter. In three minute* time frumi the beginning of the conflict’ tho • my', artillery were rendered u»eto» toi rw/ii at UNION BLOCK! »/ out loaded with packages. I sharp ring of cutlaia upon cutlare, tho deadly “thug" followed by the gurgling of the life current, flw groans and shrieks of ths dying, u the Ucelod Tho trophies of this day wor^J pioweapons broke through the (Moment of o?s uf artillery, a largo r.mountWkmall dotting and [rmsl a vital part, all ia- arm*, color*, mules and hunre to the number of 1,200, and large quantitio* beggar dcneriptfon. If the noise of the of shot, shall and ammunition. Tbo buttle was appalling, wlwt was the right orewnyto las* in kilted and wounded at uf it to the suiuativa beholder? Ia Churubusco and Ben Pabto wa* 2,800 twenty minutes tho struggle hero was men and l.bOO prisons** '•fdght goneowr. The rood toward Kan A ng.4 waa ml* and two hundred other U^Brer* were crowded with tl» fugitive raespy hgflchlngrkc frightened Sheep from fins AGRICUITU’AL MACHINERY, &c. &c. $40,000 WORTH OF GOODS. JL complete assortment in every department, ; Thrss Gooe^from 61-4 cts to/5.00, \ M***_____ . . ~ 18 3-4 cts. to $5.00, Groceries wa<j dawii, Domestics very low, Heavy Boots and Shoes S&por cent. Mow usual prices, Johnston' s helf'Raking Reaper, Nations of every description, ^c., J^c. H'e want everybody to see our Goodsand Prices. Ithaca Combined Sulhcy Rake, . Ho,B UY FOR CASH,nc SELL FOR CASH, and can af­ and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower, ford to sell for less prices than Jackson, Kalamazoo or Grand Rapids, and wo WILL DO IT. j BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers! lie will duftlicafe any bill bovght at the above named^ towns and deduct S per cent. Jons Hastings, June tSth, 1871- Picture Frames a sPECMLrr. 499831 tin? most complete Block In the city, manufactured by Richmond A Backus, the only reliable form in use. A full tttock of al! kinds that arc used in khe County, ns cheap ns can be pt w raaaed elsewhere. Blank Book* Memorandums, tfcc., & a fresh supply JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hail Threshing Machines, Clover Hallers and Gmin Drills, anil Gale's Patent Sulky Rake. . tfiu? ( d to Gen. Scott* bead-quarter! to ask that a divanion might be made in front of the bill of Contreras, in order to mask the ; J. L. & DAN. REED’S ------ to buy------ Ing adequacy. And this i« ono reason why ao fow arc willing to enter tho rank* as profcaeional teacher*,taking the porition merely as a stepping-stone to some other profession. Many ladies who hare tcarcely Jho nn.-ans of support,will live ia the narrow­ est way, rather than sacrifice health and grow maturely cld by earning a ccmvctency in th* vocation of teacher, white mon will prefer to vegetate on three or roof and towers, the walls around it the tops of the adjoining convent and all the atone buildings in tbo vicinity if to cook their meals, that the enemy were crowded with tbo enemy's sliarpmight be daeenod in regard to the |; shooters Tho neighboring corn fields movement* of oar column*. In the rn-1 vine uur tines were halted and closed up. , Our brigmte udrwncvl directly against The chargM in uur musket* wetted by the church. They opened upon us with tho raia, wore h*»tily. drawn and wo re-1I maiki-try and artillery. We were asloaded onr piece*. Wo ate a tilths from | tlio *can*y supplies in our knapaack*, I derou* Gros ever beheld, in front and on and prc]»arod for the attack. It was now . both Sank*. The noise of tho battle to I six o'clock. Cot liilryto brigade was in . the cast of the bridge of Churubusco, tho advaaco. Gon. Cadwatadv fotowod t while Cok Hansom, al the head of Geu. Pierce'* brigade was for around to the southwo« of Vali nas'* division, kevpiog pay Cnsh for iny Groceries, I Cash for Produce, mid sell for Cnsli BOOTS AND SHOES Dr. AIKIN, Gold & Silver .Watches, THE DRAFT AND CUT If you always live with tho*o who are fau&n, you will yourself learn to limp. The waiter I* a most irmistablo per- Philippe, who bare been engaged tn tho «pi«> wltich sjKrils the potatoes, if you work of instruction. laBroyere, Rous­ forget to put it on." seau, DoStart, and many other* whovo What's tiro difference bctwse-i a hon­ writing* on the mental and physical discipline of youth, have been of great importance to educator*, have entirely overlooked thi* subject. A few year* ago a writer in tho Now York 7«.-Xw tl>u» referred to this matter: “It would •oe a cow turn pail. Tho heathen Chinee, according to a )do who have never had tiro kti re ex­ law of the Flo were Kingdom, must bare perience, or have never observed tho a white sheet in hie homo to wear to fact in other* that a few years teaching would i-omptetoly break down the hcalthItocpto generally bavo an idea that scbooltoecbing is a gtttoel, easy occupa­ tion, designed for men and women who half his company ley doad around him. A Broad atreot merchant being in­ uro too loxy to work with their hands. formed that ho bad broken tho com­ lions ia that quarter. Tho tiring etoixl at tbo r post*, working Many pooplo understand no fatigue but mandments, said: "Never mind, ehsrgo Just then ujsm the loft, to the north­ their guns with great rapidity regardtoss muscular. Physical labor is no more it to broakago." cast and near San Goronbus, Gen. Tar- of tho surrounding carnage. Our re­ like school teaching, than potato;-* uro An Alabama journalist hcare “of tbo rejon, at the toad of 2,000 or 3/XX) car- serves worn lirought up, and within tho like strawbarrio*. Scbooltuochiag d*als demise of mny due* in Madison, kilted airy advanced to attack us. Our brig-> circuiiof amito between 30,000 and with (ho nerve*; it is a constant giving by inceasanrbariong ■» Draocratic can­ ado faced about to beat of! this attack. 40,000 men wore engaged in earnest away of uorron* vitality. One would W* advance! to more oren ground. and deadly conflict Some of the boat enduro tho some, or ton-fold tho amount The enemy came on at a gallop with a artillerists of Franco and Spain in the of mantal labor, for th* some number of great flourish of trumpets and bugle*. Mexican serrico, wcro working tho onehouro orory day, in th* quiet and solTheir tancoa were at rest, with rod, blue my to gun* in the church, around it and itudo of the ideraaat library, without and green penona. just back of the at Churubusco. Pitted again*-, three, half tbo lots of norrou* «lreugth, and stool heads, fluttering ia the brerxu. As was tbo bail onginrering drill of the without feeling tliat axlmartiou which is they cam* on, our front platoon* dropped groat Republic of the north, that knew the right kneo upon the ground resting no superior and owned ro master. For the imeperablo shadow of school labors. upon that and the left foU. Our guns two and a half honr* tbo inccs wn*. roar It is th* constant supervision,th* watohi Ofics So. U Canal St. Grand Haplds, folaem.wakcfulnc.ns and anxiety to rtreawere brought to our right rid s, with of more than a hundred pioeoa of artil­ (FUrt •!«« »•<*•> of Uetet.)—I* Mln uous effort* to bring all the wind* Lsbte *W .sc*M!f»l t« seriag *H *teMeC4U bayonet* elcratej at nns^WSif forty- lery shook tbo earth. Wo stood unmov­ around you into sympathy with their five degree*. The inner hnce presented ed amid tho pititoM storm uf grape, can­ tovon*. this unrelaxed stroteh of nerve* arms os the owmy charged and daring ister and musket shot, loading and tir­ which rack* and drelroy* health. There tho interval*, tended and fired with ing into tho enemy’* rank*. It seemed are, it is true, many wlffi come out angrosl rapidity into thn enemies rank*.' ■catbed, but they are three uxnally, who Thoir pistol* and OJCxqwtes made tome where one went down c d'jam rprang have but tittl* inure*! in iWr borines*, havoc among our troupe, but wo were up to occupy hi* place. A heavy cano­ who go through the routine olmoet meteat emrering the ground in front of u*. py of smoke rested orrr tho field. At chaaioaDy, ‘ *’ ’ ” with yellow cloaks and blue uniforms, tinws we took aim ns the nmoko lifting, ham tide when Shields extended hi* line* and in- revealed the form* uf our euemir*, and then again we were only guid.«i by ths flash of tboir gun*. Our battorio*; C. H. HICKS ! CARRIAGES or by adding two letters to itf Quick. A lasy chap bus found out that work­ ing between meal* is unhealthy for him. was directed to attack the works around the stone church of San Pglilo, pbuut 100 rods west of t he train work* of Clto • rabuseo. Gen's. H^roe and Shield* Wo groped our way along narrow i were now ordered to th» rear of Ban path*, over slippery ro:k», and al times, floundered through clay and mu.l and stealthily drew near the position ot Va­ lencia* troona. Boforo it waa fairly and tho whole Mexican army,numbering light we had a position ia a deep ravine uenr 2.’>,CC0 mcn.hnd matted in end i office, mpoahible to two or three official oronnd Han 1’ablo and Churubusco. I’ superiors. And yat thu* far it is a sub­ The fortified church of San Publo, its ject which has escaped the notice of all .J. ROBERTS A. OO. Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES, Women now lecture on every subject <avu cookery and temperance. IttetKMsiblo to bo doing romothing and yet bo very idle. iTh* cheapest and loapwt canroyanco —a train of thought. What leads people to boy all sort* of tenth a: auctions? More bid euriaaity. scene of slaughter. Scvimtoen hundred m bravo follows as ever did duty in the Our low wa* 137 lolled and about 000 ; Mexican eorvlco cut down by cur vresp- wnumfod. A heavy proportion of our ' I eras, wore sleeping in death or groaning lot* wcro officers. It wm noariy sunset when thu fighting wa* over. Tl.u* ended As if tbo hand of a special Proridenco, thi* day, diaticguuhod by tho ovont of ' had interposed in our behalf this im­ irt battle*, in thrca of which our brig­ portant victory had been achieved, with ade wu. nagaged. • I1M |o us, of only sixty men. Wo I Cedar Greek, Jun* ID, 1871. captured 22 pioocaof artillery, 800 mutes and horsos, groat quantiti** of ammuni­ Sanitary View of Toashiag. tion and smell arms, and 800 prisWnrery frequently so* Ln newspaper*, . utim, including with them four gouorul and bbar from tho learned of our proAfter tbo capture of the enemy’s f»e»:.on, *uggvtticn* relative to tho hredtii works at Contreras Gen. Twiggs camo and physical training of pupil*; and wo ■ on to the ground end took command of certainly all understand that the phys­ . bis division. Gen'a Worth and Quit­ ical structure hu a dircot influence upon man, who were advancing to aid u» in the functional operations of tbo brain. The morning of the sicniomblo ‘.’Vth I tbo attack on Controrus, finding the Consequently, phytic al inability is often About 100,000,000 potato bugs are in of August at length sent its dusky out­ work* curried, turned back to San Au- a greeter otxtaototo ad vanoom cut,than a the neighborhood of Oshkosh. as count­ line* tip the eastern sky. It wna still j gustinu in front of the enemy’s position lack of mental adaptation to certain stud­ ed by the editor raining, and tho clouds were dark and i at San Antonio. Our Division with Gon. io* and ia on important reason wby two A Dubuque girl got a reinister for a | Twiggs at its bead, folfowed in pursuit pupils ot the somo ago, and avoragn husband by sawing wood to raise money urnni were put in motion It was still of tlio enemy slung the Baa Angel road. m.'ctal capacity, cannot be forred so dark wo canid not sec an object fire through the same curriculum of tho pub­ Tbo inoomsJrom internal revenu*, for feet distant <lu? soldiers were ordered ahy toltowcd u*. Major Gardner with lic school; a»l as a cunsequoncn of the the rear ending June 30, will be from to keep within touching distance that die -*lh artillery and detachments of I neglect or abusu of health, we frequently •140,000,000 to •146,000,000. I uuno might wander from tbo rank*. other rcgiiuu>it< remained in cliarga of •co potted and stimulated precocity and Liwcll calls his tatret work "My Gen. Shield*, though the senior officer, the prisoners. The rifle regiment of inimbcrility. Therefor* health is not a Study Window." He i* presumed to did not interfere with the plans of Geo. I Major Luring kept up a constant fire nn foreign subject to education, but wo sel­ have taken great panes with it. । Smith. Twigg*, with a '..art of his diA throe «yod cat i* a Noank produc­ dom *ee or hoar anything about the us at San Angel. In a few moments health uf I cueher*; and yot tho propor­ tion, and Noank would like to know, if trvra*. that Is to the south ol thn enemy'* la* aids were hurrying in all direction* tion of instructors who lose their health you please, how is that far ey* ? Who was th* wisest man ? Knower. works on tbo hill Quitman wm in tho with bis orders. Gen. Pillow, with his by teachings* greater than that of pupils pcdregol, (field of rocks) to tho south­ division, advanced serthoart to the at- who lose it by »tudy. It ia th* excretive What did he know ? He know enough to go in out of tho rain. east. Pillow, farther to tho east, had inteqxMcd hi* divuiaa between Son An- UrigarU thrown out to right an.l hit by I lonto end Cbnrubusco on the eaawway, Gen. Worth to surround the enemy's tho health, particularly of women, so that whflo Worth with 1,000 men of his di-! works nt San Antonio wcro discovered every toac-her of a really high order vision was prepared to batter th* strong I by them in time, so they retreated filing make* a sacrifice for which it is impoa- and in fact everything kept in n firat-clnss STATIONERY STORE. Hi pau Ouh far all lUml, of Grain, and sell Grand Please call and examine atock and price* before purchacing Hapids Plader. Ohio JM’ie, IVater Lime and Sall. elaewhere. M.n* >«. l«n. NO. 9. The causeway «o* covered wish the et>ray's retreating cabmna. Worth and Pillow and Shields united ia the pursuit. Hanioy rode forward and roquewt od tho [rivilego ot following the enemy with his br^ade. Tho way was cleared and the cavalry dashed forward in pur­ suit They engaged *r.d captured a body of tonon*, cut down all who op­ posed them, and took many prisoner*. C*pt. Kearney continued the pursuit lung after file recall was »Jund».l Tho •MUa- �CLicago, recently pubhslred m tbs Ctnesgo Tnfore To-day we giro ns an additional chapfi-r, a brief article do•criptim at ono of the important wost- which to practically, we aeppota . co.tinuation of that Rood, and which is th* great thorough&re from Chicago for Northern Missouri and Kansas, and in coansetioa with the Burlington and Missouri Road, on* of the uuat direct routes to Omaha and toe for Wert ris the Union Iferific. Tbu oOcara are: Presidmit, Hon. Jamse F. Joy, of Detroit; Troaaurer, A. In uujtocr column of tou w»oka Roe- T. HaD. Ch cago; Ovn’L Superintend­ ent, R. Harris, Chicago ; Gen l. Ticket aw will be found an article ftom the pen of Gaetas IV. Coans, the able editor Agent, Samuel Powvll. CMoago [ Genl of Jforywr'. If'reHy, giving in brief the Freight Agent, E. R. Wadsworth. Chi­ Idstrry cf the -Vlnunis^rstiou, to which cago ; Assurant Snp'L, N. D. Munsou, we invito the attention of every reader. Qumey. HL; Div. Scp'ta., L. Carter. It ia tbo di Ings of the government, Burlington, Iowa; H. Hitchcock, Gales­ under tbo Republican Policy, that this burg, HL. and C. H. Hudson, Chicago. Thi. rood ia one of tho oldest in tho article so forcibly illuatratM, and which seems to ua ia worthy of .pedal com- State, and on* ot tbo best managed road, in tho satire West. Ite construe ■ don was wwsmsnoed in 1852 with tbo b.U41»a M . uwk, II Dll. fe,,. ton Aurora to too " Jauction,’’ on tho Gale­ na R. IL, and since then luu buon gra.1ually extembxl fill tbo cumpany now own 750 uiitaa of track, of which about 153 miles have leen added sinco too date of the lass annual report in June, 18T0. A rousiderahlo portion of too Tms Rravzr.—Die rvwultof tho equal­ lino lx now laid with double tracks and ization ot the property by the Board of too rompsny are also introducing steel Supenirore shows the great love of the rails aa feat ee praetkabto. Tho follow­ ing extensions have been made during toe past year: The Fox River Valley Uno, incorpo­ publican, and tire property of the tkn township of Hastings was equalised rated under thtf nnme cf the Ottawa, at *WM, aod t'roirieriile at*3M,8fiO. Oswego, and Fox Rirvr Valley Road, Dte total in the County being H«S2P.- which runs from W««! Aurora to 182. Undtr too srtkn •©! the prereut Streator, a distance .of- 80 1-2 miles Board over which a prominent Democrat, This road runs through a vary fine ex­ D. G. Robm-cn, of toil city, pr—dtw, tent of country, tho farm, in Fox River and uf .-Qutm ewrtrote its action, as bo Valley, being all in a high state of culti­ makes the committees, the equalized vation. Dim Uno is already doing a - vttluo of tbo property in too city of paying business, and is of great impor­ Ha»titipu*&Ul,5l8, and ia the town­ tance to tho country through which it s’.ip of Hostings, *209,414, total ia runs; it crosses the Rock Island R. IL Haafings Ury and township *701,932, on at Ottawa, end connects at Streator incrcoau over toe previous year of *135,-. with a line to Dwight, ou toe Chicago, 327, "bd our readers will note that in , St. louis and Alton Road. A line, 45 1-4 miles tong, from Men1870 l!iia:mfts bad one Supervisor, D R. book, a Ri-publirem.'white in 1871 I dotta tv Frophrtslonn, on tho Rock it fowl three Dcmotrate, but probably ' River, called too Illinois A Grand Trunk Searsan'a Moxrru.1 nm Jnt lead, off with a splendidly illustrated article, bT J- T. Headley, o« Philadelphia. Tho*. who do not know what rapid atrid-n tbo ‘•Quaker City" ha. made in lato years. will be surprised at the evidonc-a of progress and improvement furnitood by both picture, and letter, press. Philadelphia can boast of not only being the largest city ia the world ia point of territory, but of haring some of tho tnn<: bridges an I public buddings ia tho country. Its chief glory. Itow•vw. ia tho absence of tonasnent booses, and its noble system of cheap and pteaaant dwellings for the poorer clsssex Mr. Headley writes of this admirable fveturo at considernbte Length, end d»clares that this city, at least for itoelC bat solved the difficult question, how to provide suitable homos for tho poor. Die next article is a vary interesting account of Mr. W. H. Hallock’s Jaunts in Japan, in which some valuable infor­ mation ia given ccnoerning ont-of-tbe<ay portions of that marrolou. island. Die picture, accompanying thia article are very curious and .uggtwtive. Tho moot important emy in the present number is Honwo Bushnal'. able ditin winch this distinguished writer and minutra'ion; and thu names of the gen- thinker presents what soem. to bo a tlemon called by the President to so im­ very common-sansa and judicious view portant a duty showed bow earnest was of a niuch-niixjto.1 que.tium Miss Lou­ his wixh that tho angry quoition should isa Bushnell follows her father with a be settled wiHi too utmost regard to tho charming aooount of a Fete-day at Maljust feeling, of tho United Staten, snd yrt in B manner entirely hoaarabla to maison,-which will be real with pecu­ Great Britain. It ia, pnrbaps, nU an liar interest at this tima. A most curi­ unfair rule to judge an admin'airatiun ous article isR. W. Wright's 8am[>»n'. by what it does rutbur than by what it Riddle Solved—the' Uou*ttp vs. Tbo foils to do. The om aviunx of every ad- Lion-cub, by which the learned writer miniatration are noertaarily so many that, if its character and sm-ricns be srt>- appnara actually to have discovered the mated only negatively. ■ very admiral;!u solution of Sampson’s oslebratod riddle, general conduct of jmblic affairs may seem to Im deserving of greet blame. thonsud years. We understand that For it must hot be forgotten, IW judfcinK wcll knowu scholars to whom too arti­ an adminiitratiou that it is held reopuni- cle has been submitted. Karo given their iblc fur that LbO’critic thinks ought to testimony as to its philologiool correcthare been dune—a point upon which nest and tho suundnnea of ite deduotliere may bo wide differences of opinion tiun». Mrs Richardson's litcely and Beside, tbo illns rattaa of tho hones’, sensible Plea for Chinese labor will purpose uf tho administration afford o i moot with tho aprirobation of every by the comuiisuonara for negotiating American housewife; and Bark-Log too English treaty, tho Sun Domingo Studies, ■■■ ■ -’by -s Charlo. —W. ••• Warner (author Xia. __ I_ O la one uf Commitaiun showed Ute lairuca. of the , nf ^v Summer in —a n Garden,) ProaideuL Ho was iu forur of ancx ,^p n,o<t • *,t.v- thoughtful, and suggretation, but a very influential element iu ' of th* writer of thi. gvnerahia party was opposed to it. The con“ —’ * " ‘ teat had becotriu in sumo qunrteni very bitter and [Mtuonal, but after a warm show a hwjv annual toemow. Wvnoto . tost dmtag the past fireal yosg 2.0W. 491,329 Iba, or mure ton.-, uno million ' tons of freight were carried over these ’ too. Dre number tri passengers wax 1^83,498, with a total mileage of 53.555.5W, girtag a. „<rag. ttotanre uf 44.43 miles The company has added largely to ite rolling stuck dwrittg too pawl year, bwgmrtUffU »rw canal 1.<25 foot foog. u» too »umli fitMcb of the Ctaewgo Hirar, a «Mt of *10,778. Father Moutard. of Jackson, died at Ann Arbor ou Wednesday. Tire July number of “ Potorson’s Magazine" is on owr table, end is nndually good, erea for this unrivalled Monthly. The principal embellishment is a vitiated steel engraving, “ Ahead of too Fluid,’’ illustrating nn uld-fiuhioned lure story. Th. fashion-plate i» on stosl, and richly colored. - Prtrason,” be it known, is celebrated tar tho surpassing Ing style and beauty of his Paris fsshion-platee. The stories are all original, and by our vary boat writers. It giros more for tbo money than any other. In­ deed, it is n standing ■ wonder how so good a magnuns can be published at so tow a pries via. *2.00 to .ingle subscri­ bers, or 11.50 to clubs of four; but it is to bo accounted for, wo suppose, by the enormous circulation. As the publish­ er says, •• a small profit ou a larger edi­ tion is bettor, buto for the public and far him, than a large profit ou a sm liter edition." No lady of taste ought to be without " Peter»un." Now is tho time to .ubecribe, for the July number begin, a now volume, and subscriptions wdl bo taken, if desired, te^xynonthx at half price, so that too kubecri)i*fon may end * The now church at Hudson is nearly oompfoted, and will cost *20,000. Saginaw claims to have 1,805 steam whiailre. Pleasant place, Saginaw. Dr. StockwvD'a little daughter, at Oli­ vet, foil and broke her »m on tho 8(h. By Aid. Hays : That lbs walk from Broadway to toe gate of the Fsir Grounds, on tbs south side of State .trost.be built Ufore tbs 15th day of September. Said walk, to be six fest wide, 8 sleepers, plank 5 to 0 - 1 1-2 inches tbkk, and R«>r. Mr. Gilbert, tauter of tho Bap­ Tbc whole to bo grad tist Church, of Marshall, tended his res­ ignation on too 18lh inst lightning struck a tree and killed six horsot undonicath, four miles north Of While Pigeon, lately. Ladies' Misses and Childre Cow art lire'■« street, reported toalibey Shoes and Gaiters. bad cx.niiwl Jlraedway, and that in Tbo Methodista «>f Galsebug are tak­ ing measures to rebuild their iiou«o of their opinion there ia not suSeirut work worship. A subscription is in circnU- to be done <>o said street to Is* a job, and end reconmcoded that the Street ComThe balance ir. the State Treasury mteiteoer bv iustructed to do such work Juno 14th was |717,5Hb.M, increase on Mid street as lbs strest committee during tho week *41,580.40. shall direct. Report accepted and work Tbo wife of Jcaso Olnoy, of Girard, was seriously injured, on Sunday, by Street owamittoe reported that they the running away of a span of burse.. A boy imrae-l Eddie Failing, of Kal- bad let tbo job on Thorn. street. to Nn amaaoo, 10 year, old, was drowned ou Qusckmbuh for *22.25. Report accept \ WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. ‘Jy Aid. Btrlow; That the Street C-Htitsfesteaer be in1 true tod to fill up the walk between the stere of Henry Goodyear and the Meat Markvt. on the north aide id State street, •o tint tlio water will iret run over tbs' walk into tbo adjui-img lot. Carried. for tho hostal term, its contents are varied and interesting to such a degree, that wo advise all wire require useful and interesting literature to purchase a copy, or subscribe for a year, nt *3,00. A six year old »on of Mr. Ctoue of Published at 838 Broadway, New York. Wynndott", was killed on tho 10th by falling from a seaSuhl whereoa be was by tke following rote : Single copies, 25 rente. at ploy. Afn—Aids. Bsrlow, .Kastman, Hays, Sinew tbu »ra.ton of toe Grand Lodge, Kcnfirld, Williams and Wooley. Dsxotusr's Iters Axxaics fur July ib Felmiary last, there hate been 39 .Vkyi —Aid. Ham.. ia ax lull of entertainment for ths jure-. n.»w Good Tvm|jar Ixxlgro organized in (See ordinance iu another column.) nils, as ever, with tho prtoo reduced to! Michigan. Tlx following account, were presented *1.00 i<ir yvar. Every b«y end girl | S> vctitret: himdzvd and twenty-eight should barJ one Pu^htood at t*38 !___ t______ _ --b. Broadway, New York. Single sojitoe, । during ' tho Commencenimtl exurcisot r “r±s,,r“ "“""r bj' s^. Fmtix Upperhotde, Iferhn, Rusun. end I and the wound i. pronounced a revere Printed by Alexander Edelmann, Leip, j one. zfg. It is filled to overflowing with 11- ' ' laatrationa to accumptny it. various pat­ terns and suggn<tiunx in fact it u a little ahead of anything-we have seen. Price , •3 per year. Address 8. T. Txrurn Im- j Charles Snyder, a young tats residporter of ladies’ Fashion. 391 Canal St "K “ K“"d*t‘la'’- J«k«>n County, died t. .. <1n tlio 2It*, after n fair dnr. ■ I I)'/ New Advertisements. POUND OROUAMCE. | iSfi- ftisrJste westuf the railroad, upon tho north edge of the marsh, where there is a twitch end flag staticn. Tli- bam at­ tached to the tarm-houao is 40 by 50 feet, T-iy cjnyeutontly arrangvd for feediag stock. Thi. summer another barn is to be built. 50 by 80 feet, about half a mils north of the farm-houa*. The contract pneu for building is *3,900. Senator Chandler also intend, building a mansion for a summer rveidence,cither ' gSTELOPES ROBERTS & A mu named Alteu harl one of hia H* same, end report in t w<> «cvk».— A fouryenr old ehibl of Weatey B. | Bjr KenfieM I Miller, uf Grand Prairie, Kalamaxm ' Tlu‘ rirJ Attorney detuaad uf llw county, foil intb a |«il of hot water on Sheriff of Berry emuity tlw munvy iu bis tho 1! th, _>.l and --------w -v-U.I. bsdly scalds that • fa,a,k bcfoaglsg io the city, and io ca.e it died the next be aeglcet or refuse to pay the mbm that Twa honorary dojreo, Ductor of Di- Le bo prosecuted forthwith. On re •limi Coenoil adjourned. Cao, B. Woo.; lUwrder. Q.ULD fDM ISO ItlCIt-S I^TKEL HCXV A S It noUtlkX. Medicines, pUOTOUMAfU ALBClte. JJAtHW. OLAtotWAXr. nJ CU»M Dye Stuffs. BAKERY! Softool Hooke S' Stationery. IIOCEIT AN! COX FCCTXQX HTOUS. Subeeription. for the new French loan will bo or«-ncd Munday next United States Naval Academy of An­ napolis"—ita history; ite ground., odifioes, and monuments ; and tlto qualifi­ cations, diacipiine, and amusement of ite cadets—is instractivvly end gracefully xuuiuvw. xuv im; rximioocu was _ . w ° ' moot natural, and to tho nature of u®alollfb** J“P’’T “ Tery hapjely things it was doom*! to diaapjxnntment.j’opi^^t*! by another, farther on, No pooaible admin'atration could have I entitled •' Put-ia-Bay,” the scene of the ki."d °f •P'7 iroet naval baUie of Lake Este. pcctatam demands. W e deal with m«n ~ v. n „ mon . .. The Florida Reef Serios, by Dr. J. B. and with human circumstance*. If Goaoral Grant had not been nominated, Holder, ia condude 1 la thia number. It Judrn Chare would frayo been. Bui jo ana of the mxst enter* xining of the would hi. sMminiitratiqn haye wtisfied those who feel that th* ton* of too rrusprom its eucyclo|red>p characiff M was. rat ia sordid and low t Do events Hnoe tho .ummor uf 1867 iwpire remfideuro of cogree, imi—bte fur Harper’s Maga- 1 that Mr. Chare was tho man to have •aiitoed th* high aspirations of many Stre fo overlook so inqxxfonl a subject i as that of fire roc -ol < xplaratwns of J«- ! rutatem, and ia thia number wo hays just Us kind of an articto tost ia do.irabte, mth beautiful iUuatratio !^ entitled •‘The Recovery of Jeruxatom.” The narnlirn bore given is entertaining, and full uf thrilling incidents. ing to >41 M, be allowed. Report ac­ cepted and scrovol allowed. Account ul Mr. Dolph, Street Commie.Loner, for work oo streets, amounting to SllGOI, wa. presented and referred to Finance Committee ; and by them recvsimended to be allowed. Report secepled By Aid. H.ms : Ab... W.M, ^..I. .r .Th“ • ™“;“~ “D1-™- u ‘«r“. wool were purchased ou the 22d by . ? ll“ MV«>r •“ uk« '•“» *»««dera I Jackson buyers mort of which had j ,iou ‘be expediency uf building a bridge j bren previously contracted. That no! j "crura tire Tlioruspple river oo Broadcontracted wild for WQ54c. tsp»uw ln<] »J| that pertains te This road, sod iu tumcrous travelers, now form a vast arterial system of oom­ inuniratton between Chicago anl toe Great West and Southwest; it runs di­ agonally across die State through a re­ gion rich in acriculluyai roeourros and in fuel, cutting tbo Mississippi al two important pointe, and canuecte ua with tho whole world beyond. Tho cornice• pay fits additional tacroa thru imposed, tfonv cf the rood are rc;y Bpmcrou. ; and most uoju.tly too, we suppooa the it is surpaeted, in this respect, by none ro>t of ua will be aldo to enduro tho In the United States, and nquillcd by bnt few. The following are the b«! important: uf tho five editorial departments. Of At Chiesgo, with all roads entering —----------- ----------- er----- - ------------------- - . there artteira. lovering topics of the met toe city. P’t““ *¥* lJ’t*'’?r1 h*”” ‘“ax’000- T"w4 iHnstrated, uf At Galena Junction, with the Chicago relors who did not hare tho confidence । . • . „■ of the better portion of his party. But > w“eh ™-T “”w «•>*• than ten pogos with other General Ticket Agante, hu ws must allow that ho was Oertainly not Iln l«Bgth. Seventy-tore, illustratwoa planned tbo most attractive excursion At Mendotta, with tho main Use of illadrised in the inataQOi that wo hare I are girra, making thia the lutwt prufiuely yet drrfoed for tbo summer. From the Denote Central Bailrood. considered ; and wo k#v« Utile doubt i illustrated number that ton STST been Memphis to St Louis toe nxcursionuts At the Boek Island Junction, with a sincere spd careful observation qf the I . gnj th, -u^ty uf toe cute will go by .tsxmsr, thence by rail to Bfi tho Chicago, Boek Island t Pacific Bail­ Pan! end Lake Superior, and from St. effective, and excellently well printed, Paul to Chicago, ria Milwaukro. From it M remarkable as their quantity. fihitago over the fonunu Michigan Cen­ too trerofing party from Memphis will be joined i y large msnbeta. Die dis­ At Btalmgton, with the Burilugton tance traveled will ezreed 5,000 mite*. 4 Mutouri River Railroad, running di­ Tbo LEO occupied uno month- Dwroat rect to Councfl Bluff., through too best of a ticket for tho excurefon la *86. nettled portton cf Iowa, forming a line nnaurjiaascd in equipment, and all de­ sirable foetares. direct to Omaha, and hate nriecn between Germany nod all points on tlio Union Pacific, Central Eagfend, and severe dfepstaba. ore pswePacific, and in CaMfanda. PuHman’e mg between Biamarck and Granville. ThetJoverument oboertMa an impenetra­ ouechM run to and from Omaha without ble eiteere on th* aubjaatef th* present change, and tho wvll-kuown eummiemry difficulty, but it is state* that Bbmarck can accompany all through trains be­ tween OaJaburph and Omaha. Al! B-prerentativu ia Loudon, informing night trains on eyrny portion uf the C him that toe Imperial Gonmnwot de­ B. 4 a linos are rejuiped yrttfi Pullsired to e-nquire Heligoland, and em­ powering tom to make a proportion to LOWER TH.LYErER i. pngraartac finely. fovhtan. am! they also love to have a ' ‘b,> h *r’"ral __ , . . barrows full to sunny tu» dining room, good txwk, or mngaztnc, or japer to; 1 ° I keep them posted. Dtey have" it in I ,.Ad,I‘^?.CUaR‘nFtu.‘on; ization make* tho valuatioa of property in the County *174,781 over that of 1870, of which *184,«2c has been pet on Hastings, and only *30,405 on all the rest of tire County. Well, if our Republican friends, by whose voles the Democratic Supervisors were elected, both in tire township and eity of Has­ tings, are pteojod with the exhibit uf Al Quincy, with tbo river system of boots, and by bridges with tbo Hanniba! 4 8L Joseph Railroad, forming tbo moat direct route lor Chicago business to Hannibal, Macon. St. Jorepb, Leav­ enworth, Lawrence. Kansu City, (by bridge over tbo Missouri.) Atchison, Denver. Fort Scott, and tbo Groat South A regaisr morting uf too Common I Council was held al the (fetowil room on ; Monday evening, June 27th, 1871. To new Mrthodirt Chun!, of Olivrt I Co”'il 1,4 U ord" b’ h“ nt”°r ' they wen not ntonc reaponaxblo for thia । injustice to their cunxtituenta, yet It was I the result of the iqjodiootM retention of Tho lino from Carthago to Quincy, tl>j committoe un eeualizuti.m for which the Chnitman wm. nlunc rc.jximdbta. about 41 miles, completing tho cunnec But while Hie property in Hastings was torn between Burlington and Quincy, which wn« begun in I860. This road tout equalized up, that of I’nurievilla, the property in which township is to-day, runs through a very fine country, end probably, vrorth nearly as much as the makes a groat saving ir. the distance be­ property of both riry and township of tween those two important ]«inU. Tbo Chicago and Iowa R- R ■ now I laatinga, and should pay about as large a portion of State and County texM, la umu* completion, though not built by cqualutod at *354,*99, a reduction of the C. B. 4 Q. Co., will yrt form a vory •1^461 from that of 1870. This equal■ important adjunct to its business epera- tral to Detroit; thence by the Grand Trunkjto Niagara Falls; ihenoo to Meotrcxl and Aiwa tbo St. Lawronc! to Que­ bec ; thence by way of Lake Champlain and too White Mountains to Portland, Maine; tome* to Boston and Albany, and down toe lludeon to Now York, and to Long lira ueb, Philadelphia end Waah- j Laming by the travel*! rood, and four milae nortli of the Agricultural Colton. Tho Stale road running from the Col­ ton north upon too line cf toe town, of DeWitt and Bath run. through the renter cf tho farm. He ha. now be­ sides tho 1'avchoroo stallion heretofore mentioned, 18 mam ujren the farm for brawling purooecs ; a noble three yearold Devoe bull weighing 1.SM pounds, bred by toe State Agricultural Collog.. form ; and a fine .lock of blooded cat&, which will bo increased by tho addition of 40 head thia season. The marsh ha« , | 1 I ! Wo have nn illustration of the power < uf this magexine tn R. fl. Stoddard’s I poem. " When tho Old Flag wna New,” end Mfe. Eyrtofa gnwfoUy tokl Jxtu as Foxnxrerv.—Fvw i-mpto narrative cf the manner in wogld of tlwip own qcoord chooso * pangtod Ifeuhbr," wua origiMlly 1prison for an uylnm. Yst onre In, too eel and s*t to music. • wall, that confine may also serve to pro. Loiing’s |ntc:8tong, and j nd nnw itoot. The Prison of la Itoquctio st ally tim-ly arttale, ‘"Bn Rnectre Paris i was so rearcried Into a fortress and suaressfully held against an infuri­ ated mob by a number of its innduntary inmates. Quo of thu novel gnrrwm gives an intssesting so-nuat ot this sin­ gular idege and defon*. After fte , The French mail service for India and China will be re-establuhed in July, leaving A! areal11« once a Curtnigl.l. Thiers has prewmled to each of the regiments of ths error a copy of his hutary of the revolution and Ensydre. Prussian cummamior to prerent hie < cere from entering the eft) at Pana. At White Pigeon, on tire 23d irut., a nun named Ctunmeey Barnes, twice shot a scbuolteoober by the name of Mias Addie Dwight, killing hrr instantly. Baniea was a diwardod toror of. too vouag lady. A ftorahooU ng Miss Dwight. Iteraea slice1 hinuelf four tinwia the bead, and was alive at last accounts. Dio pistol used wm a small six-shooter He coolly reloaded it after having dis­ charged toe six toad. william Bentley was almcat kilted on the litli. by tolling 25 foe! from a waffcHing on the new ring uf Ht Mary’s Bemiuajy, in Munroe. He stepped bock CS Z Lsenl wjiiidi threw 1dm over FRE8CRIPT1QN8 AND FAMILY RECKIIT8 Warm rural, am! luuches at -.11 hour. Warm m-ala. 25 ctn. C oniec tion ery. It is said that ex-Emperor Kapok is about to take up hie residence iu I ish Mainheol in Devon. -!SSes«~JMS!..____“ ' Ayer’s Ague C re, �Tif« R>Er'>’‘-icM| Zv N1CHIGAN CENTRAL I R. Grand River Valley Division S»d routing will bo bald at th. Nafc*-, al Park a! Kalamazoo. Cash premiums to tho amount of UO.OOO will bo given. The Michigan Central. Lak® Chore ft Mirirgen Seethen., Mwhigan Lake Shore, and Grand Itepuls 4 Indmi.n 1871. The meeting waa well attmded and a .degree of iuterert wm manifested by the officer and those present which tbo enterprise deserves. Thi* company was organized mote than seven yoent ago by a low of tho mon of tho two counties. Sinro then, under tbo mauage-mont of its efficient Proeidcnt, Willard Daria, it has insured property to th® amount of over 83,000,­ 000.00. It has a membership of over 1,000 and has paid loan to the amount of 830,000 00 o*d the cost Us beeato tho insured about one-half of tho tun Nona lllb, , ulTI, „,a oHma nt ..4 .la^t 4 „„u “* TMs i. . cheap and readable war for merchanta to announce their little ■ ialtiea,” but it pays to change often. MIW6S8ffi8IES.BMTS4M. paid Hock ccanpeaic.. Tbo report* of th® Treaaursr and Secretary for tho paat year were such at t > inspire confi­ dence in thu Company. Tho officvra for tho present year ore DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, And wo will sell them ns cheap ns any house dead, who to himaelf hath never said :** I must go to tho First National Clothi ing House and gut mo a suit of clothes. W. keep strictly to Oxs Pxicx. Star Clothing House 2<J Canal St Fannera, buy your pure Bpirita and Grand Rapid.. genuine Iririt Whiakme of John Stanley. He ha. the largert sad Uat stock Lf A few perrons ran be accommodated liquor, which he aril, only for nwdicinB. W. Warren, Charlotto; G. W. alporvo— or by the qwanuty from hi. with Board at a reasonable pries, at the reeidonci of tho subscriber, on th® cor­ Knight, Eaton Rapids; J. Perlin. Belie­ ner ot Broadway and State street, near ve. ; John Dow, Sunfield; P. M. Kent, thu Court Rous®. Mono bat respects. - -■ j-. ' ' ' ■— ' iug House is receiving UvniMe Attest To Kxxua—Person, going to Kan­ sas ran make u large saving in coot uf B- R. ticket and Hotel eliarge* by pro­ curing nn order from the Kansas Immi­ gration Society. Tlxtee onlers secure Enter Cum R. B. and Hotel acawnmodatlo’is and uro for mIo by Pnrr'IJiontu, Ibal Estate Agents a: Battle Creek. I’- H —Peevy Bro* hare large tract* of land* in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa ‘ ‘ exchange for Michigan Peninsular Railway. MX M-ds.-. IXi. T-.lm wmru I'tMiiraz for everybody made exclu­ sively at homo by F. A. Fuller, and warranted. Cor sate at Allen's basement. Men's Seeks C 1-4 rents a |«ir at B.ISXU ft HvSLXT s. Farmer* ef Barry County Take Hotiee. Tho underrignsd wish*, to inform lhe farmers of Barry county that there ia being sold in their county a Fanning Mill which ia represented to bo Um AL lagan Fanning Mitt, therefore I'would Farmera beware and take notice bX buying. Wm. C. Mxxsxssr. Allegan. Mich. Dusty. Frosty. Good-by j Jane. Last paper thia month Tax Forant-.Tuesday July -ith. Hasnaas will celebrate—abroad. 1.0,000 feet Flooring. 100,000 feet Whitrwo.d Finishing Lumf>,000 feet Boaswood for Wagon Boxes, 2 >,000feat Dree^ Siding. Fur the juf.irmation of those who hive been told that they hare no RcSawer. would itato that they have one with which they eon re-MW 80,000 feet per day. We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. day D. K. Rulburt, of the firm of Hul­ bert ft lemon, visited I actings and purchased all ttyrsri.ri branch! tn Ihsl «ty thU eoMuo. -40>U j^and* Wo Sell the Florence Sewing Mn chine, D. W. Elba, Assyria; J. H. Earl, PraMevilh; W. P. Bristol, Johnstown ; P. M. Wheeler, Woodland; J. C. Han- Michigan Central R. R. ExHe..h»>rtevw7^ DIB, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. From New York to Chicago, Any of Jhn officers are authorized to That io decidedly modaei. to My the xwire application, for i(aur»R«supcreodod by tho election of Dr. Joce­ least The fact ot tho buainoM is, wool Tho next annual meeting will be held lyn ns College IVeridont, and Iter, W. ha* brought cjj an grttrago of 55 cents । Hastings tho second Tuesday in Juno, H. P.rrinc, Dr. MeEld owner, and 1‘rot her* all through the season, and u fqr W. H. Harilay two riaotod to Brofrowonly 40,000 lb*, being the whole amount shipa. Prof. Reau*! and MU* CXnasv of woolin Hastings, that ia a whopper. ere retained. Thia is the old Facultv' Mr. L. D. Gardner has bought 15,000 entire. Il is believed that they will ac lbs., oo tho whole will foot up to abort Iteaar OufSTr Cusx’a Omcx, ( Hastings, Jmm 28<b, 1871. | GO.OOO lbs. purchased at this point this Enrroa BsxxeaTlio following is a aeeson The Drawcrsfs royirt is rather list of PeCt Jurors, drawn on tho 23d “wooly.'' VwDUaaxtSpre.lt is listed thu M-wra. day of June, A. D. 1871, to serve at Ocs Scaoot.—Our School under the Hughes ft Van Armin hero withdrawn the July term of tho Circuit Court for from tho defeats of Mr. Vanderpool— the County of Barry, for said year, to management of Mr. Taylor, m 1‘rincipal. be summoned to bo in attendance on and an able roiya ot assistants as doing money to carry on a auccwafal proeecuremarkably well The attendance in ! tion being the object. Thia is rather a said Court, at the Court Hou*", in Uio tho higher departments tho pest ferm !! critical time to trithdnw, on |bo rvo, <|City of Hartings, »■ the first day of has not been very large but tiiiwe «< lhe moat, of tbo third im[*irtan’. trial, when sold term, to-wit : the 24th day of July 1 every energy should be put forth oa , both rides to ax^ait or aonvict The pml pie would never Im content to wo Von -' dorpool nfcaito this trial without a fair Wednesday. Friday will doeo the [showing of defense. We hopo the Hastings. work of tbo present term when a vaca­ statomont rosy prove uutroo Benjamin F. Gaskill. tion of about ten weeks will gi«® teochDwight A. Sackett, Mrs. B. P. Cady and Bizi and little era sul scholar, a good chaucs, to rest Myron H. Ellis, > “ Carrie'' were spending a delightful Thomas J. Decker, and get reads for tho fall tenn. William Mitchell I visit at Whitehall and Montagu®, Im: John Brigstock, . There will bo a grand cxccnlon to ' wrek, but were obliged to return home Alfred Parker, Detroit the 4 th. Faro greatly reduced. suddenly ou account of tho liltlo girl.' , Benjamin Lux, Trains will run regular to Middleville illncea. She lived only about 34 hours end Nashville on tho 4 th, whore the after arriving home. Many wiU mourn booming of tho fire-cracker and the flash of the torpedo will let the people know that there are eotne people in the county who appreciate tbo gloriou, Na­ V. I.tin hu hie Bakery in running . ml Day. Lay all joking aside, wo ap­ i predate tho efforts of the .good yecplo nltg order. Mr. Wade, of Marshall, of oar sister towns in getting up a dem­ has done a good job on tho oven which Benjamin M. Burr, u castration worthy ot tho grand oreaaiun. Ilospectfally yours, and wo preeumo many from oar city Wm. R. Pvwnx, Clerk. I will go and help them celebrate. Next, I Haven IltriU say. Grand Rapids has ; year we will got up a demonstration ami ' invite the whole county. Thia year wo j good reasons to fee! proud of its Badness Mallory, of this city, have just made a will “chut up shop” and keep quiet in I। College, for it ia known to be tho moat i purchase of eomn first ciast stock of Althoroughly conducted in tno North-west. Mrs. Ap|domen, oppoaitn Court Houm-, be:t Patterson, Thou. Chislom, and south, ha* everything ' * widow Graham, of Marengo: Wm. nxuimxxT—uno uy ono wo ore board-re, by the day or t McPbcroou and Frank Gunniaen, of I going to that other shore. The wife of | Eckfor I, Calhoun County. Th* stock . A. J. Bown®, Prre st tbo Hartings Nacmbraej. seven boal of young heifers, j tional Bank -daughter of A. II. Tyler, from calves to a four year-old, throe arc Eto., after a } retracted nioe«,wMcriled{ J-Ll ** etf I* |» ■ V|^ Z^. — Simon Birkcnruth will rooti occupy grsdol; ell being from pure imported tbo building of II. A. Goodyear, near stock. Tho weight ot one of tho year­ the bank, fur the “ Central Market/’ ling’s is 710 lbs. They intend making the raising of first-c'a m stock a u specialty," oa their farm in th's city. Any ono desiring to me good »toek will do well to cal! down F. V. Torso purchased 33 bushsis of to El. Mallory'., and Mr. Otis, whe potatocoon our streets Saturday last, made thia selection, can tell you all about Pleas pit u j ftl! m ■ ital a Mi Pile f M n iffl (in ja to a little Iiaej. sy, 1871. To lhe from life on the 20th insL Her funeral : was very largely attended front the Epis­ copal chureh in this city yesterday. Mr. Bowno took groat pains to try to improve her foiling health last Fall, by spending the greater part of the winter in Virginia and Florida bat the band of .A. DETROIT STOVES DENTIST, lartiUiB licliiu. HARDWARE, ool . AVanted ! Pure Wines and Liquors I ■•HWr. u Ea.lvh CwmI> t>«;urikr x. mixUCr. li . J*f f 1 (Lj New Goods!J Barlow & Goodyear *^>V . ]) , . Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. and paid M cento pre bushel. Detroit & Milwaukee R R Wnur will be ready to cut in thia Ox Saturday morning last, about 0 section in a few days. It has already o'clock, m Mr. John H. Day, of Balti­ put on ia golden dress Jseparatory for more, wna walking leisurely along through hie orchard, at a abort distance her hip. Tax Bixl Hixon.*--Berger family tree that resembled a bunch of dry gave an entertainment at Unkn Hall haven, which, upon closer inspection, last week and those who listened to WM found to be a large swarm of bees, that probably happened along the night Baxa's Psmoaat Euxra has the pat­ before, just as tho heavy storm cam«, mage of the Medical Faculty. Wul Goodyear, of thj firm of J. P. about six o'clock in the evening. Mr. AcxtXT A St-sur, Agents. Robert* A Co., has Bar thanks for a gro- D. went immediately to work and made K«'pEU*B'sP«cn>asL Euxin always eral treat to Sodi water ano warm day a hire and “ took them in out nt ths 113 SHORE J MICHIGAN - SOUTHRI RAILWAY Goo# SXD Win Mnaz.—Tho new asdawalks at ths Court House are extra. Mr. B U- Partly is putting in a walk front ths able to tho front door. We AxotmxxPij Stott.—Mr. D. B. Pratt, of Irving, wbo,Tl/ the way, ia ono of tbo beet tarmora in tbo County, has a flock of 17 pigs abou' two months old— tho ** titman” which Mr. P. says will com­ pare with moot o.dinary sine ptg« in the County ; onv of thrm gained on tn av­ erage oI 7 pornos per week for 6 aucemsivewreka - How is th e fa • high f' The worn absent in I thia oty, at tho tiino with tho exception of a little child. In order to get an easy position she crawled up by the tide of n trunk and wna obliged to stand on ono knro until th® folks arrived from town which was for nearly Cour hour, audit was about nine hours before oh® had relief. Dr. B. J. Brown being called fur tri the hip and al Inst ac­ count. tho lady was getting better Fsasuu, we call your attention to the notice of Wm. C. Messenger, te thia paper, in regard to tho Allegan Fan ning Mill. He da’mi that c&er parties bare been try’.n; l> palm ol their mills m those of Ei« make. Norm gouniae unices they hare Mr. Motsongor'a name on die wagon and mill. Olive! College filled the pe!;st at thPresbyterian Cbure'i last Sabbath cran­ ing Hr. B. end fimily will epen J tho summer at Orborlin. Ohio. Mr. Bradley, of Lansing, of theArm of Ix’mlcy & Brnllry—who were f<rmeriy in busnen hare wm in town y«e- POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES ™>V» TAYLOB, BjIWBIXB and DAYTOX BASILS. PITTS, RACIKE and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER • HULLERS, JACONETS, NAINSOOK PLAIN, ■NAINSOOK CHECK, T1CTGRIA LAWN, NAINSOOK STRIPED, FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC. SWISS MUSLIN, SHIRT FRONTS. BOOK MUSLIN. MARSAILLES QUILTS, MKH1IWA HEAL AND IMITATION LACES. and the largest slock of AQRIUULTURAB MACHINERY in Barry County—jot site by Pxbsoxsls,—Prof. C. 0. Brown of lIiuruD ft Co, of NMhvllle, sr> going to eell carriages of J. I. AD. Reed's make. We un lerstand it ia the intention of tl;» Rrndi to introduce arid Lave for sate their work in all ports of Barry County, eu thoro is no uood of FPoorfx Self-Raking E. P. BURRALL RIBB OIVS, Famty Bow, &uh and 1rimming Hibbms, Hosiery e*d Olores. Cora -b and Hixipekirts. The Largest Stock in the City! his wife with intral t> kiff. st Goaad. Rapids thn oi!.er day, 1>M b-eu sentenced by Judge Hoyt to serve 15 year* at live .tone jug la Jadraon. DENIMS, STRIPES, TICKINGS CHECKS, D. ft T. CASSTMEBE. �CHEAP FAWF8RETR AHL! & TEACHKM OR XTUDEXT1 I on begioxsoFFenxsylvasia aittviv rrrrxn* non k. rjhuMOi AND DECORATIONS, Buffalo to New York. 423 miles. . Dunkirk to Now York, AGO miles, l.rreland to New York, G25 mH. Cuicinnati to N. Y., M<W mik-a, COMMITS I OX Hl'S NOTICE $10 nr, ~FRm $10 ma MADE FROM 50 Sts. PAPER AND OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES, TASSELS, PICTURE CORD, AG. AMERICAN AND SCOTCH-HOLLAND IN GREEN, WHITE. BUFF AMD BLUR, FOR WINDOW BHADEF. • Stt?5" “u B“rAlL ,a Jaekeon. Mav W. 1871. Drciafonof CnA nUUa OTthntrt aHO.il> HACCB-OOVBLt TKACK gOl'Tl' WALL PAPEBiiSi; 000,000 Ae.-ow Choice Iowa Lands. 8 O’CLOCK ___________ RAILWAY, ___ J_ MICHIGA.NjSE.5.ittSl“S™’ - FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WELCH A. GRIFFITHS, Chicago. Rock Wand, and Pacific R. R Oowpany. - TOTT . ADMIXirTRATOR-S SA 250 Main Street, •IACKSON, LEGAL. NOTICES. LKGAL NOTICES, & CARTER, G«MF. Jowiii a Cai Caimi. ’ ™I“«a K.i.. o>4< Agriculture givea birth tu c THEA-SECTAB . II . i.llt SALE. । ocean containj an- beet quality. has been proved that cranberrie* be profitably cultivated oti upland. JX a THUMPSOX, All/'a tell Hlk. I«l. »pri -. «.” । • ■ lliijri. hi.ci MOHTUADK VALE. purir ADkeartiuNu.-w V wrt w uirvlu«e*B| la Kl.ki ____ _ axinnioa between Hara a 111 rate I pouaifa of oxygen daily. > FrfaM OIL-CLOTHS Salads ara a whilewn-. orticfo of food I' II. KJfEB»Ua. u, rraiiir ••« I neo. woani (tert {teatulwwa I «ifki baaAratf aaM Muy la th* o=ca »f IAa Iteaite SALE OX EXECUTION OlUilCniUAX. Cjjal/ at Itenj, I*/ •!«•■■>< M •••ratten IwMirai at a»4 ■ ' NMB SBHM g325inXli?' CURTAIN GOODS AMERICAN DETECTIVES, sn,a-j HOLO IX 2SSK urwr I'ilsUra ra«M URE ON HEAD AND HAIR. Tbo voire alio u It not bo fatigued. thick and lowest prices in the SABIN & MASON’S. Millian Dollar A CLAK J. WHITNEY. A."------ ' “ cturix s.oatuBT. PROBATE ORDEIl lAKJJULlb IAdLMl). nlbbo Its WaUTtM, MORTGAGE SALE. C9Wr*tieu<a£d htXWdj 6u tks. afsL tn CktflntuititL Ga/vI /Oyll ah ^uOr.VliA %'iiig, d&Mj flOA ^'.C CUUuLtMG^d, (oiAQu, FR.IGR1.VT SIPOLIEYE proper; they should bU.I.VI) R.IPIDS tanta an ufljicfad with tho iaeatv fct >wn a. Dy»» "[Mia a* REDUCTION OP PRICES an ir».a« r»- TtoYrte Hall |C coonrir— Cuceufi TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. ATAttai/ A CARD .TEZlfflr: NEAR HUTiT-R WORTHS MINERAL WELL. , THE GREAT Ail ERJCAX TEA CO., • I A x; VESEY WTBKETH. HAST AIK Hincxm VIA tint KaU.1T AT. istory of the WAR IN EUROPA Lead and Zinc Paints, Color* of all Shade*. ------------- e PAi.vrs, ubv. onobxn is oil. on mix i:d heady for use. andfold by the pound or meas­ ure. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS Hill THE Averill Chemical Paint, >ru>*Ul. by giving them Um fooling that they are un thten far ornament tiatl alio v. WHICH T« ALREADY FOR USE OF ANY DESIRED SHADE Oh COLOR. AND FOLD ONLY BY’ THE MEAHURE. RAW AND BOIL­ ED LINREKDOIL. YARN ISM. BRUSHES. PUTTY.GLA8S. GLUE, PARIS WHITE, Splendid Opportunity H tVUMUL 1SSPi45L"*i£i ICAU FIOS 500 VOLUMES IN ONE. A.RfentM granted MIDDLE Te Litarj tf Poetry aid Sm, * X ?ms AL*rr K.«nt JURUBEBA WHAT MIT? DRS. J. IJJ,—— Scientific American UY. UTKKi’IIC.OU .UHiOMIKAI. OKtiixK rot'KitTi'on,- ---------- --- ------ 1 *~ul Y’otir patronage is solicited. mabcxxw wniutrr. ItlDELL & CO. miiuH CLMDkTVliOM. J AUXUICH -> BIIIVL1. Ilt.-. F.I-'I l lUL'K A nvnok Til MU MJ>CUXIT*XTS may25 ml Ayer’s 3 U l^TJBSBA EE Hair Vigor, ^^T-oSo^IBWENROTn. rwrn ><TAI^ MARSHAL’S SALE. jurat IK..M1 •*&<£<«IiBn3 g..'i Z Ball aaABolD- remingtons PROBATE ORDF.IL For re»toring to Gray Hair ita natural Vitality and Color. HA! HA! 8 C IBNTIFIC AM ERICA N FIRE ARMS Go there lor your Dr. WelB’ ntract ef Junteta I THE ABOVE COT REPRESENTS An OFFICIAL LIST of aUTLa p»toate FLORENCE enJ acfcrcely atiy gain while it sightly di 2&rt of Lite Sl-UT. 11 coda, a auUtaa.-n cotiL-uning' much ni- IL A- RESELL j simply c.instructed. I EAKILY UNDERSTOOD. CITY PAINT SHOP- ^ilOM Wo± ' oh true NEW CAR PET HOUSE I Family Sewing Machine todl nbould b« uuxol with 1' BROn-X A HOYT and UaldncM often, though not al war*, cured by ita uae. Nothing can reetore -hero tho follicle, an dethe gland, atrophied aixl , -ut »nch iu remain can bo ythie appiicatia latcd into activity, »o growth of hair fa produ of fouling Uic hair with PAINTERS " NATURIT8 Hair Restorative •flxS CARP1TIU Mte, eealralaiii'ia ain to Jl7 i. ■ i.i'K>3J5 plRUTiir boot rAtiEs. OJL CLOTHS. ■nsn .■: , im MATTINGS, • MATS. । UPHOIAiTEREl) aooiis, ' CHANCERY ORDER. ?.TEl or i-i-.-incanMX«rt«MHaa l_L i owre^iai vitality it give. SALE OX EXECLTIOX* T " T ~T * ~ i ■ THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. “ “ ’ Iter Mratora aral Iu O.r*Vt<*U?5l-? .Hk 74 MONBOE STREET, HAIR DRESSING, GR.4XD RAP/Mt, XTCJUGAX, F IMMEN. WAHOO curt BK KTOiXS 03 STEREOSCOPES vmnt. ririrl.twT.hte — UKaDHTUNBS. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES. COUNTERFEITED. SELF PBESEKVATIOS Sv:ai u � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-07-06.pdf d5fcd8129c506ae35a413304e61e945c PDF Text Text ta IVW»4ICm' Bv*n- VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY) JULY 6, 4871. NO. 10. csrfc. fx 2a struct old Wilkin, ia his role ia a few wad*. Ttac he oalled Lena. What a had • wife and haraeuly sight it was to him to behold VM tad virtaooa the .wwt child throw bra orrn. around her father’s week, to kin him and prara him to Ur heart. fi . “ AL "V darting father, what a horriblonughtl have paarad, filled with anaaty and care about you. Bar, thank God. you are agrin with m. aad in good "Liaten. old gwntleman; giro ra« health." And now die faugtad ond your addrsaa, and permit me to virit your daughter to-morrow; X want to judge myself of th. truth of your ssrortion. But you must giro me your word of honor not to betriy to your child, by word, sign, or look, that I am far them. In the joyon. activity, the a rich man." chanuiug industry, the unsniming be­ The old man bsH out bit hand ■' I promiro. I wi»h niyralf to hare havior of the sweet child. Axe foil lik. you cuorinred that I spoke the truth. falling down before her .nd Urafag her * My name it John Wilkuxs. and my ad- font Tira young man did not tear, until drees ia written ou Uris piece of paper." E'te lai^ and twvor thought once of With these word* he drew a can! propored leap from Blackfriar', his pocket aad handed it to the olh^T^ “ And my name is James Axe, and I bridge. He enrae every evening “to sat ur> hi. * mall raruinr of lira <L*v." am the aon and heir of Henry Axe. Here tea £100 m,to, with the condition that you nxnoK ia this houra till I roar, for you to-morrow. Waiter I A romm with n good tad, for Uii. gnuljemau Good night To-morrow you will roe ura in a difforimt character. But no mating whai I do, you muat not forget your word of honor." Hhn nodded .ilenlly and gavo him Tho oil tnan could not expreo* an ex­ her hand. clamation of astonishment when ho “I love you inexprvaubly; you have beard the name of tbs young maa. or that of joyftrl .urpriac whsc he received A few day* after this, oarly la the the tank Ute. But before he could morning, th. pair preceded, plainly -- i-.. ■ s_____ ____ — cu!l«t himself hi* new acquaintance had quitted tb« room, and the waiter wa* showing him to h«a chamber ; and ho forgot roan, in the comfbrtahlo bod which he found there, tho happy change of hi. fate. In a poorly furnished, bat Mak and. nice looking attia room of ona of the high, smoko blackened houra* in a aar- n,**M tjMt c.vciicment at UNION BLOCK! BOSTON CASH STORE *«. to Pn,OT1 DlMk d ., offerinj, ments than ever. ramEwtestesau. „ Illium! MM! R»;p3|i; AGBICUITU’AL MACHUMY, $40,000 WORTH OF GOODS. .1 complete assort.nent in every department, Goods from Cloths. - -. &C. &C. EOLE AG KN 18 FOB BARRY COUNTY, FOB THE will do so tn their dying ho nr, when they are about to enter the mysterious eternity. I bare novar lied during ray life, tad would, under no circumstance'*, enter the valley of death with a lie on my lira. You will botievo ma, then, when I tell you that X ran no villain, aa you appmr to think, but a good and hon­ est man-" “ Really f Tlrat i. interesting. I must have, tlierefore. mot tbo only honest BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Gleets, to45.00, . 18 3-4sts.toU.00, ! . DomssUosveryUnv, Heavy Boots a tuhShoes 25 per cent, below usual prices, A ations of everydescription, <f-r., &c. Johnston's Self-Raking Reaper. H r want everybody to see ou r Goods and Pritts. Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, ' VY. CjlSH> FOX CASH, and can af. and Broadcast Piaster and Grain..Sower. jord to selljpr less prices than Jackson, Kalamazoo or Grand Rapids, and we WILL DO IT. ■ - - Mowers and Reapers! time to hid, in his company, to the world." “ I«t mo go eion., and you roraiua. There exist many more iuat trt good and honest qicu who cau Beautify your life- If you wil! only rank, you uro bound to find them." “ Well, at any rate, I have found ona. But if life present, itaelf to yon in such a para-itec-like view, why do you wish ... 1. tri_ __ w" . He will duplicate any bill boeght at the above named towns and deduct 5 per cent. ’ BOSTON CASH STTORE. MARK It I'88 ELL 11a stings, June 28th, 1871. Picture Frames .i SPECIALTY. 3KO1*HI HIGHS OF THE ••Viper* are noble Iringi compered with men, for they only follow their natural inauneta; they are no hypo­ crite*, with virtue on their tongue. end vice in their heart*.” “I pity you, for, talk re me, there arc many honorable exception* to the nd. which you have eataUiahed ” “H*: ha! Exceptional” laughed the young man, .acr*ngly and bitterly ; “ I have brand none." who cannot earn anything, and w ho can­ not bear any langur to see his only child, an angnl in a daughter, toil alKto*t to death day and night to support a mirorabls and uadass perron—ye*, even to procur.tne soma little pleasure*. No. sir, I would to a brute, a barbarism, were I to exact it any longer." “What, sir," cried the other as if f.Tglitenrd, " you haw a daughter who sacrifice* herself fur you f “Oh! with what pathraco and gcntlo nea*. with what perwveranco and Five dons she do it 1 see her fade aw.y under her w.irk awl deprivation, and ano complaint ev.r croape. her lip* works aad starves—and ha* alway a a loving wonL a cbocriag trail» for me." “ And you* want to drown yuurwlf. Are you mad J" “ i’oa I allow that angel to kill her­ self by degrees? That is what lacer­ ates my heart," wept Mid sobbed tho old man. *• Sir, you must drink a bottle of win. the most complete stock in the city, manufactured by Richmond k Backus, the only reliable form in use. A full stock of ' all kinds that are used in the County, as cheap as can be pur­ chased elsewhere. Blank Books, Memorandums, < kct Books, a froth supply JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hull Threshing Machines, Clover! Hollers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Bake. ramis, n «o hhi, H r pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and seU Grand Rapids Plaster. Ohio Lime. Water Lime and Salt. and in fact everything kept in'a firat-clatw STATIONERY STORE Pleaae call and examine stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Hastir«*. March 16, WF1. The best place in the J. L. & DAN. REED’S Carriage Shop, City of Hastings, GROCERIES, fooriaf, but waa obliged to verve in oth­ er inerraatUr bousei aa clerk er book­ keeper till they could make no further uae of me, or rather would not do ao, and preferred the aervieva of younger men to mine. But if lay means were limited the tappines. of home was not My wife waa an angel of goodaem, love and genlkuMoa, pious aad true, indutrioei and inteUigvnt, and aha baa educo- ------ to buy------ is at the new brick store of H. HICKS ! (Successor to Hicks <fc Fules.) SswuBIfltesr CARRIAGES and ths superiority of the Painting and Trimming, pWJtsdeor the bwt material and by the band of pay Cash for my Groceries, I Cash for Produce, and sell lor Cash pny only, at the very lowcat rates. ill Mectaucal Dentins, .. th.nl i PUUl^'* EU'*- n*Mt*T’- Marek & 1871. MB- E. lllBBABr>. BOOTS AND SHOES Dr. AIKEN, I OSes Mo. U Carnu SL Grand Rapid*. Scarcdy bad she Urength enough to nt­ , ter th. permimion to enter. A young man, attirod in a well-worn aad here and there patched nut of clothe*, en! terod th. room, with an hnmlds aad awkward obeuanra. raid; “I bog par­ don. ma'am, doe. Mr. John Wilkin, live to be led away. They entered th. bar­ room. Soon they were sitting comforta­ bly at a table over a bottle of wiae, and regarding each other curiously by lira aid of the bright light. “ M v story is soon told," comoteneed the eldsr of th. two in a firm true. “ I am a merchant; but fortune has not smited upon me; I had no money of my own. and had married * poor but lovely girt. For these reonna I never .J. ROBERTS A OO. U inetropolijrat a very handrome bru­ nette of al^ut twwoty-two yean of sgw, engaged in rowing rome elegant liaen. Tbjugh bra ■ bale attire wa. not worth more than a few sltUlinga, it fitted as well and kzrkad a. neat and dean a. if it cost just as many pounds. Her dark, chestnut-colored hair rafrnmed n fane of angnlio branty and innoceno., while in her dark eyes the purity of her soul could bo read. Everything about and around her wa* won the *p^t of order, modesty and purity. Her syee were heavy with sleep and anxiety, and now and then a drop righ escaped bra pentup heart. At tert *ho beard step* eaeending the Main, aad s charming smite illuminated her countenance. Hbe liatenwl ; ami di*app*Hntc;.nt began to the few pt-deiitrianx who were rtiU out uf doors at thia uatearowabl. time. A young maa wa. aiming hurriedly from the etty, while from th. oppoufe aide an old nun wa. .tooling .lowly along. ; They had wot yH met. when the latter taruad, aad, walking to the parapc' of Thr.mrs The young men who had fol­ lowed him drew back. I “ItMnk, sir, you wiah to drown youraalff You think right, sir; but wbM bu­ i inera ia that of youra f “Nose in the least, air; but X only wished to ask of you the favor to po»lpon. your jmqmro a few moment*, and allow ma to km yon. L.: u* XBbrroe*oh other cloroly, and make the airy leap together The idea oi undertaktag thfe expedition in 'be nampany of a perfect .traagor, who has come bare Gold & Silver Watches, of yours in ray hand thatrichra will not spud your pure maiden heart. Here it ia, the pre ver book of your mother I*rok what you harp written in it; ‘And if Thou gavwst me all the treasures ef th. universe, my God, I would .till re­ main Thy hurabls asrvanL For what i. gold bofors Thro, a* Thon only re­ garded hanrta ? To The. bekmgeat ray heart, and t hall alwnr. nrarntn to.' " “To God and to tbeo, my Jamea," whiapsred Lena, and laid her head lace* in thia State are diitinguiahad r the fallowing characteriatica : Saginaw th. wiideet Grand Rapid, the haadeotneeL Albion the homelAt Kalaraaroo th. mo*t intollcctaaL Olivet the moat piously inclined. Jfeckaon the wittiest end moat enterLaaaing the moot cxceaairoly unintor- AdtLin the moat .coroplisfoxl muri- Monroe the moot graceful dancer*. Ann Arbor the moat anxious to bo to priacn 1" cried the young girl, snxial£ “ Do you know the amount of “ Twelve .hilling.," “ Alas. ait 1 I have oniy throe shillings abject poverty, aad my cooacioace will not permit that that brat of shildren ahall continue to racrificn beraelf for me. It is not pemiblo that my life would hare had lasted much longer, and God will surdy portion me when I deprive The pri bunt into tears. “ Ob, heav­ ravself of a few dosnn day. or week, of it to save thereby the health and life of en,” nobbed ahe, "1 fear myrolf that •be will not do it, far I owe her already "Old man, your • happy bring," •i* ihaiinga, and rise is a very bard wocried the younger one. What jon call “For what hare you inrorred that misfortune ia nctfaing but a mere begoteHe. Thai ia now and forevrr done away with. I wil] make my will to­ morrow, in whioh I shaU ooartiluto you my hair, aad will poetjon. tor a day my leap into the Thamao Bat first. I wi*h to make the acquaintance of yirar L*raa, that I may beltold a person before my death who redly daaw v.* to be called a human bring. ’ “ Bui. str, you are still so young and yot ■> uuharipy, whatistho can* of it?" (ought half a chicken for hii roup, or abroAtoak.” cried th* old man ia a nitftul voice. “ I wen afraid that under thswe eir“ 1 think the monrr of my father I cumnanre. Mr* Riley will not lend yon am the son of cue of the wsalthiert any mors mousy. I Bar. six ahiiling*, tankers of London, sod, like you. am wtiich I r. ill give you. but that is all 1 abo a merchant If I toll you my name, poeroM. Dave vou not roran valuable which you hare, no doubt, often heard, article which we arald pawn f it will c.iavinee you that I am telling “ 1 hare nothing but th. prayer book you the troth. My father die-l five vrarv ago, and I inherited hk collosaal for­ •f uiy dead m»U.*-r. She asked mo on tune From that moment all men with her drath-bod not to part with it and nothing is morv sacred to me than her cither Ifed, stolen, cheated or deceived memory aad my civen promta-; but for me. I was lik. an innocent child in my niy tether 1 .would cbroefuDy part with belief and confident. I had not been it." Trratbliaglyaho brought th. book. spoiled, and had mberited from my “ Oi*. rir. on the tinjriiita! Wares ia th. back part of the book I hare written good m..‘bra a iraort which waa in and looked for svuipaxhy end lor.. 1 my wcrat thought*. No one must know found hypocritical rauundreia. designing that Lam the writor. Will you promTiltain., whore sol. aim asutad to be to deprive mo of niy money and to enjoy ttamrelrm at my expehw Errand*, or rather raw-ale, whoa- I ealkd friend., sr.d for ,.d^i±my whole fad. but my ep^ZrZ st but, end mv heart became border.*] with su»piciou: I drtreted .nd Ireraad to know THE DRAFT AND CUT *' Certainly a little bad luak." • ■* Oh, my poor father I what ahall I haw to hear r’ The young man waa deeply moved by hff dietrma and agitatam, though he did not turret to look around the roonn “ Don’t be frightened, dear lady, the m'-a!ortone is no-- ao gnat All old ac­ quaintance mot him yesterday, and in­ vital him to a bottle of wine in a neigh­ boring saloon. After having finished about all three bad entered, and wore driven any at a rapid pace. Before a Hgh, apfandid manioc at Westminster, the carriage halted. Richly dreaaed servants Efted her out aad led her into magnifioa^tly-furniehed parton. “Hank your new miatnaa,” aaid Ax. to them , “.how het rronrot and ol>ey her command*." “ My darling child, I am J imes Ax., one of the lichrat men of thia rich city. . I* Vermont, cot of tar~y twcnly-oo. oouplea who are married, one i. destined to b. divorced; in MasMohueetta, one coupl. are divurewd out of every fortyfiiur; in Ohi., one out of every twontyaevua; in Gmneeiirut, one out of every •down ; while ia Chicago the number of fboM divorced far exceed, the number of thorn married, fur the raaaon that dmrontentod peopl. from evwry- part of the world to£. up lhetr nmdeuoe i> that city in order to l>o rolievwl of cooiugnl beads which bars Income irksome. HoMUMX.-Kaneday«agaaUfUs her in Virginia was killed by the bite of a rstttamako. Tl>. UlOa fallow hxd gone with rctncoltM:> mvuibc*. of th. family ANorfulkWy has a ropy of fits Bible which wra priat-d in 181“ �era comuxfon of the Michigan Central, end in th<e article we giro brief aotiroo > of ths Wsetern tributaries of the C. B ’ * Q-, which are under the oontrol of, or ■ managed by the earn* man who own aad eoatrol tho M. O. and the C. B. A Q. Railroad*. Among tbara tho Han­ nibal and St Joseph is one uf the im­ portant Roads aad demands a special notion. Iks oAsem of this lias are. ■in: «m» muim •dgy, *rlu 4i ewg'-.C-d only 24 unn­ J WM i«-i fertly fucr-. d, u-l hopes terfafred ai Ito living. It* fans almon eavend by « Ud-foshtent, end a lady’* finger-; fag can la cu tert issue we gave a aetioo of tbs C. B. A a R- IL. the prfaripri WreL | DBY LOH'EH T1MJT XiVM A brakesman named Joo**, employed on n freight train on the Lake Shor* and Michigan Southern Railroad, anddrotaUy fell between the cart whilo the tretu waa moving bstwyWXSngeriile aul Madfott oa Ihumdv of last week. He fell upon the, frack gad tho remaindor of the tranrrtfa obro hfofog*. tearing tlieiu off and mangling hi* body. WhOo lying on the track hs hoard a jwssroger train ajipruching. Expect mg that be wuuld mA bo area, and that the ears would run over him ho drew a knifo from Us pocket, opened tho blade, and stabbed hlmaelf twenty-two time* about tho breast and iefl arm. He had tried to poootrato his heart and produce dealt sumiar. but was too weak to guide hi* blows The oDgtoevw of tho train saw him ia limo to stop. Hs wss taken The Quaker* of Battle Creek aad vi Mu.; GenT Sup’L, Gv**. H. KiMstom daily are building a new church on of fit Joseph, Mn.; Trea.urvr, John H- their old ground. I The young man of Katamaaoo ar* weight The peat office law require* Lothrop, of St. Jowgih, Mo.; Aas't that all package* coming unlw this rato Sup'ts. L W. Towns. Hannibal, Me.; denouared because they goto entertainJ««» I. a S..I.4 EarvUrr. ■ ahall hare the nature of ths contents ~3F n-enta unattended by ladies * Price *11 ml* L V. Morne, Kansas City, Mo.; Gent marked on tho outaidx Plant* that are Tho potato crop to doing very well Ticket Agent. P. B. Grott, fit iMfh, received by mail should bo shaded Im now and the chance* are that a good yield will reward tho Libora of the pomThis tod and reliable lino of Railroad A tzuritife tragedy took placj at Black 1 Under the above beading -rha Amer Earth, Madison Co., Wisconsin, tho 29th. t which run* due East and West uw?*. On tlw 22d Frank' 8, am. to 8. P. ioaa AmMiation to Homo Industrie." at A worthlom fallow named Bander*, earn- ,1 the fitats of Missouri, Is one of our Cleave*, of Biploy, was drowned in Chicago, send out tbs following able or mod imrs-rtaut lines, and eapndally , Portage lake by tho upsetting anl oink­ ticfemi Uoiue and Foreign markets, since tho rompfeu™ of tho roads rnn- . ing of a small soil boat raauutBvto He fired st bi* mtoher-ia- ‘ and tutor relative advantage* to which ning from its Western terminus fa ell law, Mra Fasber, who saved herself with ’ E. H. Johnam went to Washington tho rarwfnl attsntkm of tho fanner* of dircctiona. It now forms tho great last week with Sullivan the Corsoco murUte county is asked. The protective throuirli route from tho East and Caica- doTwr, and deposited him in ths Nationabout tv tywcli Um'irbra toe skuu him­ policy is uuw 030 nf the yrsrt political *1 Aayltm fur insnno soldier*. place at th* Michigan State University go, «m the C. B. A a H- », to Kansas at Ann Arbor on the 28th. Degree* self deed Nebraska, and the Pacific coart. tic I| On the 17th into. Mr. Fredariek Swce, were conferred as foDowa: PhannareuBoard, the artist, baa produred a capi­ Atehfon aad tho Central Branch of the '| living user Sand Beach, Huron Cbanty, tical Cbomist, 21 Mining Enginter, 1; tal Darwinian picture, iu which two old wa. kicked in tho breast by a Itarea. and Civil Enginner. 14; Baohsrlar of Bdeuee, monkey*, muscubir, hireuts and tailed, U. P. R. R , to Central Kansas and lived but a few momenta allerwartl*. 8; Bachelor of Philosophy, 0; Bachelor are addressed by their sou, who has Colorado, and to lhe regions of New , at Arts. 84; Master to Arte, 17 ; Doo- boon devglopcd. till lie kw.no hair, little । Mexico by wsy of Leavcuuorth, Law­ 'ter of Medidna, 4. Tho last were in tad. sural »n mA-, aad a manguHaa tyj«> I rence. and Fort Haye^ to Seat horn Kan odditwn to tho regular graduate* of the of cuunteohoert Hs ha* a tadpole, a ! as*, the Indian Territo*y> *O,I Toxa*, M< dical Dojartaumt last spring The I»rtially devxl.qwj frog, and a ccraiplrte cuiumencemcnt exorcise* contorted of frog with him, and i i eraLratly tracing by the Atchison, Topek* A Santa Fe Tho Albion fl.-.erdir save that the far- oiabmis by seven ►elected luemtior* ui hto geueofegy down from tho originJ RaBroad, and to the Rod River country the graduating elnts, including Edward tadpole through the various rtagtM uf (iromot* will c lobrato tho Fourth of July fic Kansas City and Fort Scott I', also in their whrat field*, and in fact will be B. tfoumor, ofPertonica, Hhnto*. These grass nod doraloprul.nt WELCH ^GRIFFITHS' funuihes a rlcasant scad direct rout? :o nearly through whaat luirro.t by that wore followed by President Angells in­ A sokfous shooting affray took place Otnalia and (Mundi Bluffs, per tlio reaugural address, which wa* doEvored at l*tanc(vilte, Ohio, uu Kifa.-day. A cxwnqior*u.k>n*Jy. lu the afternoon csrutly completed St Jcorph A Council tho (urnor-steaa of thu now Uru«wr*ity young mon unread Duefoj* fired two buiklmg was laid, with address** by shot* at hi* stepfather, Mr. Darul The route from Chfogu ria Qain.'y. l*reside-jt Angell, Chief Ju*tfee Camp- Hughes “no uf which vWorod HocIum’ to 8t. Joseph, Atehfaon. and Kansas badl, of tho 8upre:»• Court, and Hon. side, entiling out at hi* Lock, and tho E C. Walker, <4 th* Board of Ifegis- other wounding Mi«a Flor* Ducbsu. a City, sad all points Wirt, ia not only vster u! tlraytang man. in the anu. preferable ia point to distan.-c an 1 di Mr. Hughe* then fired at Ida assailant During the mum years the British im­ rvctnsai, but is note*! as being performed with a iirt >. fafiictui; a rerure wound in ports of groin from this country wore in ths .moot clrgnnt and tumpluou* tbs foot Tho shouting grew eat of a only ono-fifth their impart* from other i family qv,arret. Nimo of tho parties through drawing room sleeping fialaere countries. Xaflueucv of liquor awl that be gut up­ a (TV urrv>C !*l. . Mdwaskee and Chicago often send aU aad day *o*ehe» thit are run ia the on the tnUrvad track in front of a pass­ it. tin day* m.ire gram and ttour than ing train rvgurdl.ro of ll.e entrontfo* of Foreign bifUngs. England has taken from us each rear, nrt^t depots and-the moat rouiplrte *ra little boy, who succeeded,in lailiing on the average, for tsrenty yean part. hiui off 'tun. but bo s’umbl.J bark W.u B. Rxw-irl arrival atGei The eleven Nnrthweotcrn States, in inngt-meate for through baggage; white ageja. and tho engine struck him. knock­ IMO, produced gfaiO.bfal.taMJ worth of th» great livers are all bridged, thus euing liiui <lo«n and running over but'i nopfa, July 2d. Chfcage, Boek iataad. uad Pacific B. grain and provision* for cocsumptitm aUing tho traveler to avoid all th" de­ of hi> fret, cutting them off. one a>>ov« Tlw Prussian Priuro Via Um: X Lcmpaay. and export, of which only 125,000,000 lays ar.d cancyMce, of transfer* ord die ankh, and mangling them in a r rtj worth went to ferrum countriaa, and ferrisgu ‘ honibb? manner. He waa taken up Through Pullman *]**epiag lew than half at that to Great Britain, and K-utiod to his fiuUMi, nut far from white oar Eastern States and tbs South palace* run from Cfaimgo wr Quincy to Cbie go, mi 1 other line*. Hi*- sp*A aad D.a. North uiul Ni Naugbtook ♦IfaV-’-D1,115ft worth, or mere than Kansas City and Dourer *ir fnu Quin­ The Siunla .ILb* of Kalninaaso and biii wore imUntly aunimonsd. lib, cy to St Jowqib, Nebraska City, Coun­ surrounding counties cud «l Khuuk-rofl ' bouts wvic cut off art tlio some of tho foreign eountries Now England is a cil Blaffk, and Omaha, passing over a ou buodai in large numbers. Itiae.li । aocid. nt and >-xpo>od the borritdo sight larger market for us than Uld England. sfdrndidly develo[«d Country mil mated there aero u.'XHJ isuplo th-'n-. to many l«upl*.' who imtardiatsdy gaxhTho annual nsvraro of our exports to Serviceu wrew held throughout the day. Groat Britain fnnn 1MU to 1H* mclu- through nantsruua thrivingcilice, wiul-* A yuung uu*n uaatod Ahtun Ksviiut hi'L*ml*4. b!-o bally injured, and tho nod* are firs'-clssa in every leojoc*, rive, is computed at only •8.848,915. Factorise in Now Haglund ere for being well balls*ti'.l an 1 well ofBoorod, । committed »ui tie at Ewanaba on the ' that It would bar Uy be cx]>outed that ho better for u*a evuatry than in England ; tbu giving tho traveler th ’ beat pood- 2Vth by shooting Idmadl through the, roull Keo unl-r tlmdrctunsluteea. Th> head. He Utt a note stating that no man he* a wife but no childroe, and and a large increase of wills and facto­ other per*uu w-i* ruepotoibio tor the no?. was formerly, and wo umterstand at th* ries in I lu- Wont would be a still greater bfe Tuma nines of jOumfort and sofety. time waa alxl employed, but nut at work, iu tho Chemical work* m*rth of the city. The ductor* arero ubligod to amputate both foot, miatging, how evw, i Of the adrantngo* of thia route the I public hare been preUy thoroughly ad­ ' vised through the columns of tbs prin* ' ci|«l papers of the Slats fur months post, Piuladulplua has Cvm.il*> undertakers. to "1888 wo furnish'd but a quarter of yet the following brief notice will prubher import*. Europe sending ths rest I ! Gon. Sheridan and his brother, Maj. ably interest all }«rsons wl*e ju.t now . from her nearer markets, cad with her M. Siu ridan are visiting the old folks al cheaper farm labor. 'Lbcrv i* no pros­ are seeking » srisra Zfsae*. or trending , horn*, in Perry county, (Aw. pect of this meager result improving, Gen. R-ieecraas I* in .California giving The officer* are, Proaidout, J. W. Brooks, hi* wlio!" energie* to the groat railroad grain fields of Hungary and the Bieck of Boaton. Maas.; so Joog the wcllundertaking on the Pacific Coast Sea, to ebeejen aad facilitate their traneknvwa and exceedingly ]aipular Superpertatioa of grain Ite Toxa.* Pacific railway will bo President GraiA thoughtfully suggest 1,515 mites iu length. In ono piece it od, in his Annual Mraeage to Cocgreu gaa Centra! Gwn'l. Snp't, C. E- PvTrun, in a straight line for 250 nuke. that ,zrbe rxUsisicu of railroad* in Eu­ kins, of Burlington, Iowa ; Gen'L Tick­ Summer hotel* have enlarged the aisa rope and ths East is bringing into com- et Agent, A. E. Touralin, of Burlington, of their baggage roomi on acrouat of patitian with our form t.roduct* of ether the iatroosMl a» of.tlio Saratoga trunk*. eotmtrfo.** sod foot, tberefbre, “seUintereet, if nut seV-prrecrvation, dictate* Elkins, who go.-* to tho Yo-Somite,' Psucnns or Ttn Ciatt—Another caution in disturbing any industrial in­ to study ths YoSetuitic intcrip'uon*. lias ' link in tho girdle round the earth" ha* terest of the r«>untry " • finish'd a pretty bi: <4 load scape, called been completed. The coble from Sing­ - twilight.'’ > Distancwand the higher wane our apore to Huug Kong bos been success­ civiluatioa demands, put the Western According to modioal statistics, ths in­ fully laid, a.ul i> now in wuriung order. former st such diatdvantage against the Western Railroads ami uoe to the troduction of chignon* has increased London, and of rouaes Now York and grain grower ia Europe that empcti- moat important. * Connecting at Borbrain fever om-rag the women seveutr- San Erancfotw, see ia daSr roannnufca. lingtoa. on do Miasurippi river, with tinn with Cliinu, and the time is rapidly the C. B. A Q- Railroad trom Chicago, ajqwoacl*ing when tho ghbo will be en­ it runs in a straight lino across lbs State circled \<j a fafegraiAle wire. There is a great gsu jvt to U filfed, however. scot in tho most Southern but ono of t)>s Warner factions of tho Republican party, Tho *p*c> boiwt-cu Cfctaa end oar Pa­ tier* of rcmntfes in tho State, from each ail about Federal offioers aad ajoil*. cific <xM>at foa yut to be overcome j list of which regular linso of stages run to thee? tobo havsscaoaipliahsd that a hid. A daily radical newspaper, which will only a Tow yean ago wa* deemed an points in Northern Missouri. It con- i support iien<-ral Grant lor rv-olceticu, nocts at Ottumwa with tho De. Moines inqiosubility wil! sooner or later, finish Valley R. R and ths North Mi-ouri will appear in Nashville Tenu. ia a few the great work. California must bo put BLACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. days. Capital has bcm raised to cany ia cuiuciunicstiou with Japan and China, A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. i” ;aa. »u» u *-■ • A Million Bolin W.MPS, A CABO. Michigan Exchange. Ladies' Misses and Childre Shoes Jtnd Gaiters WB WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Russell & Nevj ns, Ayer’s Ague Cure, J. P. ROBERTS & BUGS bWFWFmTRO,! Medicines, School Hooks Stationery. New Goods!! Barlow & Qoodyear Hulk re. Ike. 15. Bro. BAKERY! 0ROCEBT AMD Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Put the factory and farm together, and these find larger market, tho farmer ia anted from dependence on one crop rfks; hie land ia kept in better heart by thia variety of product*. Mildew, and blight aad ruM, which come from exhautrou of tbo soil the result of tho constant export of grain and tho want of rhsnge In product*, will reaaa, and good fanning !«* otae pnaiblo and proftisible, aad the father be able to Land hi* fora over to hi* son*, not impoveriahod, but onrkb«l and full of promise No cocwrax, axaxstvxxv saanxi.Trait, xvra wcxMx rnnxumr um. To tak*> from the earth and not wear it out. the former mart give baek. Lrtthiabe done, aad crop* increase with the growth of population; neglect this and when decay ahall cocao to th* beet land ia but Warm tn-als. 25 cU. C onf’ec tionery. rfe th. Sstolach fotatei- Ns port to •fie great eha:u nmst bn felt agon. Wo must know every Rung fm even when, ns won a. it -cr-urs. end a. the world moves, the time is Mt for dletaat when such will bo the condition uf thing* — those Lac*. Ik» Railroad is rsoliv like a Cree. with throe folk* or braasbe*, hav­ ing three tcnui ai in the State ft tic- lai. At Council Bluff. aad Omaha, at which latter point its trams make clue* oouneetion* with those al the Union Pacific Railroad far all point* on tho “ Orer the Hill to tho Poor House." Prenfis Bosds and lbs Pacific roast. M A Bay City man last week turned Lfe At I'lattsmuulli, where its trains make motbur aged 70 infirm and .uffor.ug rhouruatwiu into tho street during a Burlington A Missouri River Railroad heavy straw at rain. She is said to bo m Nebraska, which latter Railroad run* a woman uf ware than ordinary iatellifur 55 ttota* through the oau.-itry lying genc*.. Tbo mgreuttel son luU used South of ths Platte River, to Aahland 1230 of her money, xhich was her all. and IsaroJn, tho Capital to thu State of and had riven to* note for it He said Nsbraaka A glance at a oocrcct map ho did it to pfore his wife. of the United States will dwnonstrate Mr*. Joseph Snyder, uf Penna town­ tho fart to travefero bound to all that section at country lying South of the ship, Jackson Cvunty. suddenly fell to Platts River, that the Burlington route the grounl in*cu*ibte white calling a tc the sfortsst cheapest nod un!r direct cow on the 22d. She wa. taken to the route. Sd. At Hamburg and Nebraska house and died in about three hour*. Paralysis was the disrate. Bh* had been fading unusually wall, and had walked t.. a neigh box’* that nwening. UV w half a mile, and back. She was an old and nrepectod citiaen. mag direst frao the Eart to Nebraska Two men altacbed to MoCormirk * City and the country adjac. at thereto. The Buriingtw A Miaa.un is slready camp, about 80 mites up the big river, a favorite route to travel to K*f.m*», to hod quite a sot to with a roupte of old Omaha, end tho Pacific Koada, and the beam and taree cubs a few days since, during which one of the men had the Pacific cwmL Its track is ciauMd to be the snort perfectly finished in the Wort, ctoihing rtripjxd from fam with ou. havmg the heavito iron, Uta the br*t bolfastod road bod—whfeh io aa impor­ tant guarantee of safety to tho vaaearvr The equipment of motive jv«wer is fog*', sad to tho very beat mnnafactun. The p—ougvr coscbm ere to the fate*:! aad most eooireWo pattern. whDo the Wurm meal* and luuchei at all hour* asosAs smedisg 1«v»1y tv* Xrtansr by ire. Ixrostxs—The Odd Fsitew*' proces­ sion tn Boston, hat week, numbered over 8,0M wiab«n of ths Order, aad waa two mile* fa tength. The occaaeoa wa* tlu> laying of the corner stone of the now building to bo devoted to the pur­ poses of tho Ordaf. ti re from hi* daugU-ra, bating that Mr. .Seward and party wore nt Suez an the 5th of May. and -were going thraeo through Egypt They lied already trav­ eled over sfl.uOO mOca A Texas paper says; “We are look­ ing fiif- the Democrat* to couio out far nrgro soc-al (quality, now that they have fur negro ;ioliucal equality, fur they hav* alway* said that the two wore icaspcrably connected." Prendeni McCo*h, of Princeton, i. preparfag an answer to Darwin’* ffiaory about the human race, which, it to said, so UW up Darwin that those who ban apprehended that their original jorente were monkeys may now breathe freely. 1’01 UNS. PONGEES. GRAY MIXTURES . IW- * J/ “r l***0'1 ‘“F*X »P«ri»e tfensn. sSsll wlltoa Ito l.sMi* EVENT THING IN THE WAY Of WHITE GOODS. rIQUEB A SPECIALITY. Ths 100 Drake* who rvo-ntiy mat in JACONETS, N Y. City to try to establish their lino NAINSOOK PLAIN. of decent to the Trinity estate, mot with ». NAINSOOK CHI [«x:r succor we should infer, from va­ rious instaaora coming to light, that many lawyer* in that city ha 1 feath­ ered their aorta out of Ummo " drakes," enough to keep tliemsrivs* and their doea* for some time to cane. To the Ladie New Advertisements. HXBBOIVS. DEf 1ST Fancy Bow. Badi and Trimming Bibbons, Hosfory an 1 Glovea ■TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, CortoU and ILvpekirta. WHITE DUCK COATINGS. BROWN DRILL. AC., AC., At Morris, Wisconsin, recently, two remag todies named Ctorrio Olsoo, aged tatova. and Bomn Can!, aged fourteM DOMESTICS. The Largest Stock in the City! Tracy, white trying to rars U» life rtf DENIMS, 8TBIPE8, TICKINGS CHECKS, D. A T. CASSUttBE, 1ILEACHED nml UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND -, sHtarriNGs. NASHY1LLE. MICHIGAN, Prints at fen cents per Yard I THAT CAN NOT BE EXCELLED! THE LITTLE wuusr <y teemrry ZTVCmv. �•Maaca ia fort being directed to the ntaswityr cf haring a good supply «f water [^ranged, in covsnuant rtsspe, to do |hattteto tho ’■ firey elmuonu,” a. wwB The Fourth of July dawW upon the , m to supply oiUc waate; and in that pvopla of Hartings wiUt the ringing of I event, Holly Water Work, is th* thing ; Th* umWrigMd wiahM to Inform aU the bell* of tho city and th. finng of I moat dtsired. We hop* to U nU* to . th» formers cf Barry county that there ' preasnt soma rtatutiu soon, to show U** nnxoartma ftreoMkera. Everybody seemed to renlin* that it waa the M>Ut i root of vwrimi* works af that deerriptiou. i Fhitoan <fray RjfrMy Tufa acniur MiU. tberefimi I wouid >r artuatfou to this far! that there things can be tusdt •ulf-iustainhig. ■niuae Allegan Fanning Mill bv- Siao* different viUagi-s throughcut cur State have l>TO]ored to Lav* HuUy Water WoA*. it has called out many facto and figures that go to show tbs’, such things can bo put in fur a great deal lass money than wn* suptswud on* feature alone, tending to Icasiea Um ax­ ' pease, is a n*w styl* of water-pipe, made T^e rtnrtmg poluu of this Route are ' of wood. Thia pip* i* made of pine, a,M‘ Th* central with iron bands, and ia coated with cool point is IflJELlNGTON. on the Mireu- ter and asphaltum. The company for W. It traverse* lUiuuto awl tho wbol* tawtohhtrf Southern Iowa. Nosr tho it* manufacture are located Ln Bay Qty, Mtswn, ito trank fork, info three Mkin, and Chicago, Bay City being tho ^whes, for it Lm three wwtertt t*e- principle office. From recommendation* given in their icmph'.rt, wo should Ito narth-xn termiau* ia Council judge Uiis pipe hue merit* that rf) give Bluffs, where, crossing to thnaha. it con­ nect* with Union Parifc for nil place. it prominence wherever introduced. «m th* mtra-euntinratal and Pacific Dvano our interview, the Anwriean •topco. Over-land and traffic dhoo** thia Consul at Bonkok, preoeated the King reliable sonic more and mure. Its utat tenainu* is Lincoln, tho an elegant aa>wtment of his medicioos Capital <rf Nebraska, fifty-fire mifo* wert from Dr. J. 0. Ayer, of Lowell, Mass., of th* Mfosovri at llattsmouth. Thisi. for the uso of tho Court. He explained Flatt* emmtry, where tho of mil-',to his majesty theIr origin from tho rood land la it *>o*t, roa* to half a mil- 1 grant chemist and their uses. Tho CliorIt* third terminus i* at Hamburg.!| ry Pectoral for cough*-, tho Sanaparilia lichigan_Contral aud Nolmuka. City. At Hamburg, il makes c‘o-c rvnnertfons, twice a day, for St Jt>*i>h. Laamworlh. Ksmm Cite, and the whole Bouth-W»»t, -n joura.vmg then from Eart to r'.ci.sa* via Burlington, yva enjoy o<L vautaget yuu c.tn secure on no other line. Vuu Lrtl» pass over a road *--«.'ml to no other in speed, safety, ar any Ifollu.an luxury of modern travel; and I —________ J___ _______ ■ R. R. J, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. Peninsular Railway. for eruptive ’liaeoaow and tho Ague Cure niirit of “ TC”; thus the Hay va* ualicrod in The rain tho night before we* just what wa* wanted to fli things for a lovely Fourth, but u to jiropraiaiire had Leon laid out for “doing*” in our etty there wm a general rash to th» d.prt for tho early cxsuruon trains. The Gun lake osjociation to the number of fifty cr ilxty left our city for their aummcr fMort to rp-nd a pleasan t time for a wo*k ur two. Bcm* three hundred people took th* train* here for Middlerille, NaahviUa Jadtaoa and !>stroit« but th* majority of th* eruwd tooSB bo d«rtiMd for Grand Rapid*. *Tb» “Locals" of the Bsnxa aad Jremsf acre on the train going West, nnd •»* cm-Mmlly too j>eucil came cut to ucdlce a nice field of wheat or a Ug growth of sleeping oclioe* of the wood with that corn alung th* way, th* moat and best imnvcrtnl cowposiduil, ’’ Th* Star Span-, of winch wns sedn iu Barry county. In gk-d Banner." lYiyor was cfflrod Lt many low and wet places. Jack Aort had the Chaplain Rev fl. H Bpcwr, of Ver­ made iiia unwelcome call, n* wa* eviilcut montville, after which wm remlwed. | from th-dry, crispy tint on th* loaves i Before roaebing the valley city, the with Gao effort, a National song by the Nasht ill* Giro Club. Th* Declaration train <Mu>Utiag uf several coar.ho* and two accummodaUoa car* were literally was nnd by CtomoU Bmiih, Eeq., ntar packed on top aad nllnround Pcaalng which race a stun - n^ara Ferner;" MiddforiUu ocr train was plrarantly nnl th* oration, lyr.ILm. J M- Ferris of serenaded by their comet band, who Grand Rapid*. ware ready to escort with honor all thos.*-; It tie:haps would bo enough to say to tha» who know Mr. Ferris, that hesuawho stopped there tJ oolcbral-. toitt* I in every way, hi* already welt WK* fill*' 1 to overfl jw^^yith prop!*— living in our <ri£, has s< fine a lot of Orts * Bvurax, wo are inform*I, bai stock as ona be found any whore. Om> started a milk wagon. Pure mill: Cur dnrbnm Lt.lL ftreo-yonreobl, w<-lghr<L fire copU |wr quart. Juno 24th, 1,440 Iba Ono lulfor, a year cl 1 ln*t March, Ural lust JUu on tho A BMJrtm won: up at Muwsuleo uu Bnrr'a Pectoral Elixir U rwxnutnrod- th* 4th. Il crvMod lake Michigan and common* all tho spring, weighed, July ed to any one afflicted with a aevero landc-1 u«ar Kalnzaaxoo on the some 4th, 710 Ibto. and n jrair of steer calri-s, ona a yoar-altf March. SSth^ nnd the evouing. I’rof. Stainer waa it* iL other July fob, weighed op Uw 4th, InoL, 1,570. Tlii* wo call good itoek, and think it dewrves a pat-rag notiee. blast; tl*« Grand pa|»<L* orgnu factory two avn playing un organs titer Clothigg ]lou»e and various basia'.'Si Lou*o>t wore well renrowmtod by lutgn pila* vif dry goods bores on an axpms wagon; Ni-hola ■ nd Shopntd'o throsluug mv chines and (hand Rapids fanning mills were in the procession. Ths whole thing made • »how, The exorcises and orations al tho jork were good bat wo have no spu.-a to report them. Hsis Bcaxan.—Mr. C. H. Bowen, of Rutland township, lost M« barn by finon Friday night Isrt- H* having near­ ly cl*aml hi* barn for the purpoco uf drawing in hi* wheat when cut Only a few things wow burned—fanningurill, two tons hay. ote. It was Aral dlw•red by one of tho littl* girls whose । room was opposite the barn Tho roof wa* all on fire when dtecov.-rod, and nothing could bo done to save it. Lorn. |600; insured in the Michigan and Ox TSursdoy la*t a fatal accident oc­ Adrian fa.- MOO. Il was probably th* curred al Munhall. The Fast Expres* work of an itccndiary. rani ran over and art off both logs of As Ornsttrar.—Wo find on our table Mr. George Ketcham, and ao injured a letter, signed It D. M-, written st St. Luo that he iired but about half an Jasrplu Michigan, Fob Seth, 1871. de­ signed for publication, and containing matter of real interest at the trine it was that Hon. Daniel Striker will noon form written By some oversight the letter n co-partncrthip with Mayor H. A waa placed with a tot of answered Ut­ GuodvKir in hi* hardware' eambliahinent. ters unopened, and bonce its nnn-appearWo congratulate Secretory Striker on iraro iu tho Bsxxsx Tho author baa hia entree into sm of tho best hardware our thanks for tho loiter and our apolo­ atom in Michigan gy for its mn-appearance. - TAYLOR, HA WKIXSf and DAYTOTf NEW IIHEBT1SEJ1E5TN. J. 1>. Ito sumAc<A. drtn: store. DRY GOODS, CLdhing. bate, cops ■ ' ‘• gooda. and crerythtaff 1 at Mu'lgv*'. If — - ; mftagts al EtuwU'a 1 Mr. T. Eiling has sold his interest in th* drug btuiare* of th* lata firm cf Haney A Eting to Dr. Haney, who wfll luTcsftor carry on the buainere of that oiUbltolimeuL Eiing has left uur city for other parts of tha SUt*. Ms tlxsxr Mxxxrrr, living in Hasft— IftTftMp, u “ l— io« • fakl ci corn al! t*M*:«! crab *nd that it h tho I—’ ptoeo of coni to b* found. We are gtad to uctic* U«* thing*. It adds materially to th* iitorert of th. former ia ILo various branch*, of Lis ,t nrty “Umr store in U»* But* rw-ssmt .-Mr. J- W. Maynard, oar Irhor sv ’>■ Ua » b*u'; said .hMmatos her 1*7^: fi«* » ««! sod th*n ■ Hute egg ; are have fear ,0. right boforn ua that look )Ae nu.'e, which evidently girt- great plain, j are to " John and Bctrey” from tht in­ terior, and to s,;i the urvlpijj, who for । the titnu ’tented wild nt tho eight of no many torn turned' boy a again. The dieplay of firework t waa ray tatiataotory, and did credit to thure who man-1 For the aako of ’•swinging round the cirelu” a small party of m took paesago on tho Grand Rapids and Indiana IL R. Tho train waa pocked full insilo, on top and on the platform. An inci'lcal happctwd in one of the roachew which nearly [■rodueod a panic. An Irishman camo iu orenk nnd rotmucnetd his abuse l*; fore the ladies. Ho repeated it and vras nbnffcd from n man standing near tho door, when a general fight ensued. Tho train was stopped, and the torn under­ took to tie ths Iriahman in ths bsggsgo rar. He wouldn’t tie worth a cent and bo haf to be knocked off the tram in the swamp to Loci> him qmet The train had not gone only ,a mile or an, when some other individual opensd up hi* month and wished n fight Tho train slacked up and the brakeman set­ tled hia fist on tho noisy feflow's face and ho too we* left to medium oa the rdo of tho track tho foolish idea of poor whiskey and fighting on s railroad train. deals oC '.bo pceariun, and aaide from Everything wa* quiet after that. Al thorn the whole rtfloir wee ia ronrepiion Wayland, the firing of rocket* indicated and cst>tuftin,-toi mnineat and empbatfo Ural th*y wore myoying n patriotic time, J. Mandigo bad a large poity there, in lUsrasM, well-known throughout Ute Stslc as tho “cheek" editor, aad that paper having died, for some time Bar­ tram has remained al! quirt until rtrcvntly h* bn rtartod a paper at Mid­ land. called tho Tntn. Tlio usual stylo that paraded check is left oat and he goes m with better prinetplee- Several colnmas of his last paper ore used in showing the people of Midland th* ad­ vantages of Holly water wort*. Sactho vtobt. “ Bart.” AGRIOU' E. P. BURRALL. Office in John W«i*»rtt’s Hardware Store, Brown's New Block. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. Wears every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint of parties who say they arc unable to nay so much. Xoic to give all a chance to have Teeth who need and should have them, wo willfrom this date, for a * few weeks, drop the price almost one-half. We will now mahc full and Complete- sets for$25. .Single Hates- Upper or Under $13. .ILL OUR WORK W.lR R.l.YTEI) Office over Grant- $ Phillips’ Store, Hastings, Mich. On the morning of July 5th thb love­ ly village with its dolighUal shade, its atone ski* walks, and cool, refreshing, health sustaining, HuUy wntrr-wotk». burst in upon us with all tho frcshassa of th* morning. Kalsmaioo is indeed a lovely place, and that is all wo can say about it this ha*, only they had a "Fourth.-' roeshting of races, base ball nmteh, fire works, *ta* STEWART & STEINHOFF. JOHNSTOWN. Bora' WstraX-^Pnrf. Horen Brel- Goods are Cheaper than Low ! BALTIMORE. OW,GHB, MUM. DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, will sell them ns cheap And house From New Yoi-k to Chicago, We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. Wo Sell the Florence Sewing Mnchine, IB VINO. Fta im it a Ctl! ad ts rial a big Hit of Gaft« will pn !■ for a little Sony. - between Kalamaaoo aad Mar«hall wo i noticed the wheat «m most idl ia .hock I and to3u> al il in the (lack already. Hur‘ vret *0! catch it now, tho Fourth i* ahall watoh UmM young man who are oat into at night when they oeght to bo in bod. W* shall tao that darks ore Strictly Loco-t, and that married men tot ether mens who* and daugi-ter. akma." He will have hte hand* fell to rttood to sJLUfoto.thiyjaBy .aty. T„ ta, taJt— make at Alton’s, that will «rt-w*sr and kxA brCter. and «* • torto ,h“ PITTS, RACIJTE and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HULLERS. and the largest stock of I tlirong march 1 back to :Lo village, tluporda.r^eaiU •uugbi fur pleasure in nay way tho geacrnl good feeling «u the occurrence uf one or twtl fights ; in the toureo of the evt uing in which a j party of rough* frv m Hastings took a I prominent nnd disgraceful part. Had the village authoritiee ituuitd on anerting. as too a as they wore ratiofied that liquor was being, tended, the proprietors cf the ostablishcu-nU where the law wm tbua being ignore 1 or dofiod—as they do jn tuoay villages whore they th'ak have n Prohibition CVunril— oven this would bare boon avoided, and there trould havo been nothing to ariticue or tvudema. As it is the blame must fall where it Idongs, ns much— nay mow rm tlwoo who with the pwer to restrain evil, faded to .da ia, .».< upon tboc-e who ware tin* crtual j-ort xi[mils in tho ocmmireioa of the wrong. The drinking and fighting were not down « tho jwogrammj, and are men-, tioend as occurring putsiflo o£ _nad not having any connection trit'i ths criebration.to.ro> doctod bjt^te C.iramitU'o of THE IMEarsli XXarvester, went up but Fishaq rtaid down. Man* aged that matter, after which “ oa with । were disappointed 4 thia “flying” dem the dance*’ waa the erdcr cf tho night ’ onatration aad wa guovs the “Prof." waa until noth or rear uf the natiun’e life , had pdlfd well along into the morning I Of tlto wound day. The only thing that occurred to mar I IJnx funeral service of tho lata Mrs. A. J. Boa no waa held at tho reeidcuco of her father, Mr. A. H. Tyler, E«J . in thia city, on Thursday last. Bev. T. D. Manh re.r.ductcd tlio aorviro before a large congrrgalira of friend v of the dcccan-xl. Wo beg pardon fur our inadvertenca in noticing thia last wack. The notion waa written just m wo were ,__ _______________ going to pros* and we were nieiafennod ia regard to the place of huldtax th* Milwaukee R R UXI SHORE I MICHIGAN .SOUTKRS RAILWAY Woods !Sdf-Raking I’dEsiEt.si’s nttoiuur3E:m.. hot country. Tiro dangerova condition at a favorite wife in tho palace with one of ibe djaerden three medicine* cure, gave him apodal interest in thrto j»oduute of medical skill; indeed Uusa medical tnarroh fatorvited Lira more in it is mid more U«n there ♦vtr were in to 1 the rao:t of tho propio of thi« ricin. our c.iuatry than nil tie other nttor.tfous a stranger, but tKey Mt wlxn he that city before oa any one oroa-fon. hy, ' wo Led shown him.—Letters from a that to wia r-» an okl -noTh* day wa* fin* audnho doing* “siden- comludrd, 1 Lady in Sinar. did." Grant R*pll* know* how to rah. 1 Hie ntbject, the “Growth «ud iofluI ebrate and w» hope to see them retern , iXtss^yr IjtntxrusMxxr —Un Friday i caco of Amor-aai idoas," waa poll calorun-ng last a pleasant «wW i, tho Hastings call in like numbers cn ' oilntod to attract attea li»u, and in the tnent ahis given to the public st Union ' Biaaterly manner In which it WM treated li e Office the following list From tlio Balcony of Crane ’ . Museum Hall, under tho direction of Mrs. Halo create d amuigrt bit bearers, the most nud Min lllipnr, music Irnchcre. Th" wv had a good easy | usitfon to view tho enrrieoo t unsistod of pieces—tlio most grand procession, which rej rroonted exquisite ronve of satisfaction. Marty pruttct ured it th • Ixrst auaire-r^ary adthe polkv furor, conn >n council, various <>f them very difficult—from the ) upila • uf fheie hull •« on tho piano, and the ■ bonds uf uxuric, diTcront so-ht#*. the | steam fiie department, n tarp- Michigan hear. 1: was in o-err way. a-T uffuft of ( iutammr la x Wrh they gwp» lonlcevd ’Br- • blue-lino wh-'alt lie m.'dmr way f.-ul jtplly pn.ud, I ’•hotrod that tl^ tuv<r*hp W bovu l'<t4nri ocnobly, IjmBcioaa and tluir-tigh. Such miukal ear, with “New York, Ikston, Detroit sad with which tho fuel well sathflcl At (bo <-In--o uf tho 1 socials from on own hotna talent will and Grand IL>pidd'_pointed * n th* aide Tho rignr makers bed a largo wagon crafiur,Mr.Gcu. Frink, fonnrrly <.f MurMichigan, and every branch of Um profosssan was ahalL bfi m-<ro rvc.-utly a rtoiJeiif of carried on ; another Lugo wagon rep- i Iowa, song by tocuooi *• The Sword uf A Good uj’iH'vtunily pruM-nta itselfGoop StuCS—Mr. Tiros. Altoft, one mented real tar works; tho valley city Bunkrr LilT iu a manner that thrilled N’ow fo the time to Improve it pf Barry fognty*# prop’iffll’t (amors, mil)*, their miLiag operations in full every h«jrt fi.000 f<ot Bamwood f -rWagnu Busoto C*u on Cook and Sheldon fur good 25,000 frot Dreeaod Biding. bargains iu bad. They hold tex tides For tire information of <ho»e who 3> aa immenro amount of ktd ia Barry bare been told that.they have no Rcffower, would slate that they have one with which they can re saw 30,000 feet A Now York Belle, last work, mar­ ried a Wright—in consideration of | secured to her by hia note of hand. Wmu'i that about right Mrs- Detroit & night previous selUod the dust, and made looasnotion nu only pcasiWe but plcarant Early in the morning th* trains un tho G. R. V. R. R. brought large crowds .feoui Charfotto and Muting* and other Pfdnto more remote. Boon after, dele­ gations from th* rural districts rem* ' •tong, until trt least three thousand pro। At tho appointed! PSWthi- phople ndjonnted to the gror*. whet* Um regular oxSrrisre of tho day irtfl((a. Tho vast throng was called toWl* U»« President of th* day, D. WHriffilL. and tho band awakened Um ORANGEVILLE. —• OBANT A PHILLIPS. DETROIT STOVES �TWW & CARTER, 250 Main Street, JACKSON WELCH Ac GRIFFITHS, tees!so, ■lass., as DtreU, Mtefc. ally CKAPIABKljmTRAYIL! The different colon ia two shades pre­ vail this season, namely, tho two shades Chicago, Rock Ldujd_and Pacific B. cf gray, afao brown and blue. Dtuchey A Co's. Column. 3 O’CLOCK MICHIGAN FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER VINEC AR BITTERS'' AND DECORATIONS, The trimuanga most used on the liriit summer ailkx are narrow gathered frills; these are sometimes vaxtH.1 in width, and preoeut a very pretty uffeeL 110 MABE FROM 50 Cts. WINDOW SHADES, TABSEL8, PICTURE CAN AND SCOTCH-HOLLAND, IN ITKc BUFF AND BLUE, FOR Chignons are quite given un in Paris. Dresses are cut round nnd with single skirts; and shawls, so long dtsoarded, are coming into fashion one* non. The better style for cutting fooee sacks is to place the scam in a position that ere a narrow bail; if not, a fit will not obtained.. TU« prwsnt atvfo of [xuinier rwinirea aB tho spring to rone in the back, and not under the arm. A black silk dreea fa pretty,made with a train, the wafat cut poiuicd, back and front eut heart-shape in the neck trim­ med with fam and piping*' of silk or satin; the skirt trimmed with a flounce, but generally not trimmed. THEA-NECTAR BLACK TEA. ritss*tHe»wll»’»e :ahgs?ers.vk:4^ Suits of white or buff walking ma­ terial, seem to havo become an institution of which we shall not soon be rid. For the sake of the comfort nnd connminnc# of tho ladies, wo are glad and happy Riding habits nre made of dark blue or black cloth. Tho jacket has a sltort basque in front, and long behind,and la trimmed pith braid aad buttons a la military. High crown lint of silk or fait, with rrivet trimmihg and long fea­ ttier. Black tulle vr-il flowing behind. ' Pink is a favorite color this season. Ono very effective drees consists of plai­ ted flounces of pink tulle going tho way up the skirt, and a white filo fichu » worn with it, the enda of which fall long over tho skirt at tho hick. Thr tullo is easily arranged in folds to sail the shape of the bodies and tho figure. □5ft CURTAIN GOODS. zswftss’sssfXSJM’ IECTSIE 01 HEAD AM HAIL -lonTC ACL A Million Dollars. Braiding and embroidery are very ex­ tensively used upon washing suits for children and your.g ladie*. and wra;vpcr* for their mamma*. Many of the imported linen suits, also, uro trimmed riiu.’iM with cheap imitation fare, which wo consider in unutterably bad taste. Cloth and linen should always U> trimmed QTBICTURE. kJ «£>U>, trni.bli plainly and substimtmlly. SABIN & MASON’S. ' uM'j W CARBOLIC TAMS, //•jl.kLakfabi (iR.LVD RAPIDS CAUTION REDUCTION OF PRICES Dress skirts am still being lined with paper muslin ar crinoline. Japaorer silk are trimmed with fringed nyrnes of the same, or folds and fringe. CLMsbdk Black dreus i are tow mads to look gayer and smarter with ev kired wuutooata. Fur instance, far dinner or even­ , ing reception at home, the hastes* would wo voluses in out. -A-jjeutN "Wamtcd ; IwMUM Is UU> Call CAUTION Averill Chemical Paint, WHICH IH already pot:m orany desired SHADE Olt COLOH. As D wrJ'J Ivni'X^y.TTV.E MEASURE. RAW AND BOIL­ ED LINSEED OIL, VARNISH, BRUSHES. PUT­ TY, GLASS. GLUE, PARIS WHITE. makes the finect canned fruit that ia put up They ought always to bo stoned, with a cherry stoner (which ean be bought for $1.60,) and put up with about a quarter of a pound of white sugar to the quart. Tho last addition preeerrsa ths color, shape and eonsietoacy of tbs fruit remarkably and adds L1 r.. JURUBEBA ■‘SrfcrewS^Atlwsrels^’ 1! ■ IRY OF THE UN EUROPC !ill*S Lead and Zinc Paints, (jolorx of all Shadeft, I jh<ti with largo basque* in front, and the bodice is trimmed with Valenciennoe face, which fallc over th* pink satin. A Ifal'k LI— faOW .ateireat U also appro­ priate and pretty. Wofatcoate are also’ made of lace, lined with Hgbt adored silk. A whin- guip-jre wnsitoMt over mauve produces a very rich effect, nnd * Waistcoat striped with Chantilly inser­ tion is charming. They arc also made entirely of silk, with stripee of white embroidery, stripes of ]wsaemanterie and stripes of black velvet Sometimis tho waistcoat matches the petticoat, by making it of the same material and tho same color; but the effect of the waist­ coat alone with a black dross, ia more distingue and noveL It I DELL & CO. While we advise cur fruit-growing reader* to on all tho snrplas stock of cherries which does act pay to sell, we caution them againat putting up any far Ayer’s Hair Vigor, as wine l> put up peaches with the atones in them. For winter, fur pirn and pudding*, canned cherries ore truly delicious, and cannot bo surpassed far delicate flavor, by any fruit grown. Then- ran be ao danger c.f overstocking tho market with a good quality of can- For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality aad Color. Dr. Welh’ tat if Jirtbeta OFFICIAL LIST cf lamed is published CITY PAINT SHOP! KBKAUtOTOilagOM. InUM> v ,- Family Sewing Machine, NEW CABPET HOUSE 81MFLT COXerUC.TEI) PA INTERS EASILY UNDERSTOOD. Unit iiOitoaii Raij to Wul NATUBE’S The very BEST PLACE tu buy strayed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such aa resuun can bo saved by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead cf foaling the hair with a peaty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off. and coimeqnentiy prevent Uldn^ TU reetoratum vitality it gives to the scalp •’rests and prerente the forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often so un- Hair Restorative CARPETS, OIL CIDTUB, MATTINGS, MAT.-, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, NOTTINGHAM LACES. HASTINGS BABBLE WORTS !l COUNTERFEITED. SELF not: PRESERVATION � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-07-13.pdf 82c09fa9c0b7018fa3ecb7d58eb01d1b PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 13,1871. not baring anything Mtor to do, went low, woull be dsera ml ‘Now Jasrao from house to bone, dropping .tender; did not moon to say that the tongue of end you cotdd net take up that slan­ itself is m7, but tbo arrowy ueo of it. Ito derer ; you could act fasten upon any office is to blfoe Instead of slander, word or eenteure, for it Is not neoeaewy it ought to speak Had wards, faatoad of that a word should be uttered, in order I profanity, it ought to speak the unto to constitute slsafor. A dropped lip, an |1 of God with reverenre. Ito right use DEALERS IN Hforf means that excitement at UJflOX BLOCK! . Crowds rushing in an I dtronet ..... It means that the BOSTON CASH STORE hn, rnond to Union Block and io ofrri'nl greater induce­ ments than ever. ■ M! IMS! ’n' AGBOLTtTAL MACHINERY CSOBCSUSft'jria. WV——-JJ- -Ulk —- uu. — Iku ,L. &C. $40,000 WORTH OF GOODS. A complete assort.nent in every department, Dress Goods from g 1-4 cts. to $5^0, , * 183-4ats.toU.00, down, Domestics very low, and Shoes 25 per cent, below usual prices, &C. BUCKEYE and CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers Johnston’s Self-Raking Reaper, . . Ithaca. Combined Sulhey Rake, tcour Goodtand PrirM. TOR CASH, we SELL FOR CdSIL, and can afand Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower. joratosell for less prices than Jackson, Kalamazoo or Grand Rapids, and we WILL DO IT. II'* 1 ” ' " ipnuii, ryc<, grc. He will duplicate any bill bought at the above-named towns and deduct 5 per cent. BOSTON CAJ3H STORE mam Hastings, June 28th, 1871. arched eyebrow, a shraggod shoulder, a ’ loads tbo waywanl rydf, aad charms significant look, am incredulous exproe- J1 the mingled thousands. Blander, then, •ivn, may do the work. And these ore is guilty because it is unnatural. the wera/ species «f sfeafor, they are Eke The fourth point of guilt is tho dia­ tho sting of ths insect, or the spikes of bolical character of alaadar. “ It is sot ths 'nettle kaf the poison is so subtle on fire of hail." J Tbt.apastto dooo not that you cannot roach it. I moan to say use it as a comparison to hell, but Mi ho is out of tho recall of law. Much itself. And I cannot imagine a severer better would it ho for the slandered, if one, than to place a respectable man or woman in a nett of .tenderers. 0, that make hte awortiuM, for /Am bo might miserable state, which magninee every roceiro hu just deserts. But I rotor to .park of evil, dotes tho oyo^mgoodurea, this kind, “ Ob, if yon know what I dal" whan gmercras, universal ton?; which is “ Yob had bettor look out for that man,” Ac. Or Mr. A. tells something all । takre [KMM—ion of tho heart, and that around town about Mr. Z. as fart, that HMZ Mrs. B. heard down to Mra. Cs, Mra. In oonclustou, tot us get at tho root D. being present, and she informed tho in this matter. Say. Jamre, ** Maa was company that her little boy heard down mode in the image of Qod." Then, to to Mr. Ete that Mr. Pi. Ettte girl told .tender mon. is to slander God ; to tore that her mother was informed by Mr*. what is good in man is to tore God. 0. that her son learned from Mr. H's. Ix>re is the only remedy for I tender. hired man, who occasionally called at 11 bear one rayAre wo to love the Mr. 1’a, and they heard to Mr. Ta, Ac. ■' slpderer, treat all alike F’ I answer, Ac., aad thus you trace the whole al- , wqwro to treat everybody writ If a phal«t of names, aad you foil to find man guts mad and awoars at yoa, end the originator of tho story. Nino- I| you in turn do tho same, you arc no tenths of there slanderous expnwdons I bettor than to to If bo slander, you, are without foundation. They arc like 1 and you in turn slander him, there is ! not a cent to choose between you. There ore throe way. of potting down klc, to inflame hearts ; to fever human existence ; and poison human society at the fountain spring, ol life. How hue 1 C. F. DWIGHT & CO. PROPRIETORS OF THE A SPECIALTY. Wei keep on hand and manufacture to order any »ixo or style iframcA, which wo will sell at prices that defy competition. H-AXAT Grain Elevator BLAIVKS, the most complete stock in the city, manufactured by Richmond & Backus, the only reliable form in use. A full stock of all kinds that arc tuted in the County, as cheap chased elsewhere. iatOw Kuaaui Hlnnk Books rnndiHns, &< a frft.lt supply JACKSON WAGONS &. Hall Threshing Machines, Clov llullers niul Grain Drills, anil Gale’s Patent Sulky Rake. iui PICTURES. » IM) WIOW, drr inch afiirticn, “addara poison la un- i der their lipa." I am inclined to think if then, u a being Maty feprs.-*i in this But there is another aad MUr way, world, it it the one who sjxmds his, or , aad that is to few Aim fora. Thai is the her time gossiping about other.. goepol way. If you are living a tree, Text, Jxuws III. 6-0 The second evil arising from the mis­ upright, Christian life, you have every In tlie disremination of go»vel truth, use of tiie tongue, la religious porsecuscoundrel in the community at a disad­ specific offices were aasignod to the ajioevantage. you put yeur blow, aad argu­ tlee, its first expounders. Paul's letters ments into your life, and always seek to are tergvjy saturated with the doctrine overcome evil with good. Finally, let of intellectual gifts and religious lib­ us scatter sunshine instead of storm, erty. John beholds tove, as tho deepest spook kind words, instead of slander. quality in tse bowm of tho Deity, and James is denominated by tbo ancient* their infallible (?) decision spun points ’ tho just" man, earnest, heneot, and of doctrine, hov they hare guarded root It was Am to assert tbo necessity each profession of belief with thia for­ of moral rectitude against the mere mula : “If any man maintain otherscmbtenccs of religion, and a practical wise than • thia, Ipt him bo accursed." religion, against a hollow formality. | Ho enters Lis protest agaiast a “vain . religion*' whose fountain is an uubriI died tuegco, and its dream tho pmson- cmaa against each other. Minuter, l oas bra of slander. “ If any man among you mmmiA to be rohgtoua, and bridteth not his tongue, his religion is l^sia,’’ Ho proto.ts against that soritii___ i - - in Fe pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand. Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime- Water Lime and Salt. J. L. & DAN. REED’S Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES, ------- to buy------- at the new brick store Tl.snklag our friends and patrons far past fevore and held ail 1,000 C. H. HICKS I CARRIAGES npm God. “ Let no man ray when ho is tempted, I am tempted at God, for God cannot be tempted with evil, neither tempted bo any man.” Hi- protests against that unreal religion, which di­ lutes tho I'aruostncaa of real religion, in tho enjoyment of listening. “ Bo ye Jtert of the word, and not Ararm only, deeviving your own rclrea." And final­ ly, ho .Iwiws the fallacy of adherence to [■articular tenants of theology, to the ugtort of cultivation of character. I “ What doth it profit if a man say that be hatii faith aad hare not works? Can faith save him?*' It is su'd that Luther complained of this epistle that it did not contain the go«i«l. I suppose ha meant by this, his awn favorite doc­ trine was not the central subject of dis­ course. So mon ray now-a^lays who are hampered by some little system—if everything doos not revolve around it is not tbo .gospel. The minister is exported to continually use tho gospel hammer in breaking some theological shell, (and some of there are very MtT) soul, or ba is not yrrerArey the goapol. Now I understand that one practical truth, developed hi our lives, outweighs bushels of propositions and theological husks. Religion that is to regenerate the world, mart pcnueulu our hearts, and be developed In our wonte, actions. an l the superiority of the pny St'in ail letiuital Deiliits. /■rsrtirel reEgion is in good demand in our time, wliilo uiaro Omrf iZdull in the market, and can be obtaired of its votaries nt a direount In our inter­ course with the world, wo find that tho same questions that tho epnstlrs dis­ cussed. and the same evil, with which they contended, are still umong ui, and we must direuss and contend with tho name spirit that actuated them. The subject which I have eho.cn to-day, is a frMitvl one, namely, sfradir, and JIstyiesw PmtmUtn. And a subject that' needs discussing in our day, equally, m1 fling thunderbolts, ignorant Ix-arcn catch, and exaggerate the spirit, and little children eometimoa shudder as one of there hsretias (?) passes br, because they have been taught to look upon him ns an enemy of God. Wo have heard men prate lung aad loud about bum, and at tho sami time place their baronet, around the "Larfi Table” to word off the' unimmeroed from jiartaking of there beautiful sym­ bols, not only of Christ, but human brotherhood. We often congratulate oureclrcs that the ago of persecution is past True, tho rack is broken, tho stake i. plucked up. but pwsw«fi<M ex­ ists. Its weapons are riturwration and J. L & DAN. REED. Gold & Silver Watches, ** What dakaa;your cows ao aroraF waive than phyv-ral hurt, pierco deeper than the body, trnd leave traaea darker than tho print of the scaffold or the blasting of fire. In the tenguagj of another: “ Tho sword to tees sharp to mo than tl.e dander, fire is less intolera­ ble than the refusal of sympathy." Men boast soaatimM, that they never perereuted, they never saw a Laman being burned afire, they never clappod their hand, as tho death shrink procteimei that the lions fang had gone Lome into the most vital port of the victim’s frame ; but did they never rob him of his friends ? chill tho alloJhom. of his family ? take from him his good name ? what fa Out but poreocutum in ita worst form? Il ia the spirit ol tho old form dressed in a now garb. Notice, secund, the guilt of .ho­ llar. Tho first evil oonsequomw is Uie harm that a man dore to himself " It for us to learn the divine force of ’ ritence. R-smomber Chri.tinritete’.nsH, when rovilings ware loud around him, and chargee were multiplied. uHe held his penes.’’ And in those times when tbo tongue of ulander is very flippant, the beat thing wo can do is to Lvy itiU. Thane propio who convert We complain of other evils, the rav­ their tongues into a spociee of “adder's ages of intemperance ; pestiferous influ­ poison" must rent their wicked venom ence of tho profane ; the immoral ten-- oa some cue, and the boot we can do u dcncy of Sabbath-breaking; and in our anal, co mU to tig egainei the^ evils, we forget that there are others, which, if not checked, will corrode all the warmer instincts of tho soul, and ultimately un- BOOTS AND SHOES an art indecorous!" “Excuse me," said the wife, “ I didn’t know’twaa you. from flfty eeuts to two dofiarc per acre. A» exchangeaay.: -I* is act good �................ .. . l,ee= tti* is doebdaa. th. hght hi which •nbwdopartmu" is vfewed by Gen. Frank I P. Blair of that Rate, who ’ ' dared dm* hadiand* aad two children has been arrested iu New Jarety. foa-tiy end conristently saiqio tooted by th* guns rf the Fort, but they vrere in great drtoiUAfon. ThamUeioaary reached tho spot 8*ptemt>*r 8, 1881. Aa ho wa* atandiag on the veranda of the hotel after suppoc, be heard singing, and, guided by the reuud,berateh^d_a ox-dare* holding a hearing thoir prayer* mad. known & mis* By the Parent of tU United State* Of Am*rica: A iproclamatiun. . Where*., a treatv letwa lire United States of America and her Majesty, tho Queen of th- United Kingdom cf Great Britain and Ireland, concerning tho rate tlctnent of -all aoere of diffatwnc* botwecn th* two cduntrie* was concluded and tigned at Wnshingtoh by tho High And whereas too said treaty ba. been duly ratified on flu- part of both, and r»P*ctiro ratifications of tho sama were exchanged in th* citv of Ixjodou on the 17th day of Jone, 1871, by Robert &4u*ru-V Vnrtrv Mnd Ilia. oboprved and fulfilled with good faith by U» United 8mtca mid the utimas thereof. In witoea. whereat I. bar, Tho progm* of tho pupil* and tho hereunto set jm hand and enured the limited funds of the Aireciatiun oom­ seal of the United Btatee to bo affixed. !' IMiled a conOtatewifoa in higher achoote, Done in tbo city of Washington the j normal mrtitotm. eollegv* und incipient fourth day of Julv, in tho rear of ocr i univmifiaa; and in the chief center* of Lord 1K7I. and of the independence of’ |j population ia the South, these iaatituthe United State* the ninety-sixth, : tions are located, gathering In. educat­ ' ing and sending out again tbo .ulecpridag youth of both **x*a a* teaehi-rs, wow, for which we tro indebted to, Geo. Whipple^Eaq., the accomplished Secre­ tary, and to which w* would invite th* attention of tha reader* of the Bxsa tx. U. 8. bond* fate* bee nnroriatad in Easop which ktod here prerfoosly purbused from tho Tnevstry, fire run its courw, been analyred and resolved like public pap and funder that has boon heard fc® that quarter rinco ilui war. It ia even willing to depart fur tho soke been aa usual etirrod into tbo story for of Micuring the lunros and fishiw It the purpose of making if sparkle and to says of the Republican party oh tiffs cause the eyoa at the fiad mow* to be subject: extended to Mucerlik* *u*. ' “ Buch a party can be received unly •70,000,000 t' th* bands on L_nd I wfth ulter_ detestation by every true among which it wa* alleged would be hrarted Southern man. 11 ia in power, found the fraudulent substitution of spu­ jlti^uur hopo tn strip it of power. rious bunda have all been cxamino-l by expert* and found te b* convct So Democrats know best Tbo writer has end* tho last uf, the rawfoni on the ad not much love for them. Bat they are “out" and they want to get ••in." Let tjjhelp and get ia with them. How shall wo du it t Wo must ask them. If they any by •' Departure" Jet u* de­ victed of bigamy, has at last ^ocn par­ part. If by keeping rifoaco let us bo oa doned by the President Thi* wa* ex­ mute a* mice. Let us put thi* whole pected by there who best know tho arcumiumres under which tbe'-ptoreccitiim I matter in their hands." of Bowen for bigamy wa* conducted. Iti* very doer that th* design era* not to punish for any crimo, nor to right the wronga of the injured Thia i* sk^wii Psou, Miami Co.. Karts*, ( July 4th, 1871. | by th* feet that at the first trial th* pros­ ecution was un different ground* which Dtu« BswxxsIbveumtng you may were mcompaiibl* with caure of the 1*4- ' by thi* time be wundering-why you do ter prosecution ; and foiling to ah*, , no: hoar from your wandering contrihuthat ho Lad married one weman which fur, I will writ* you a short not* tbi* th* pan—cuter* olaimad to be an injured | morning. Tbo place from which 1 I*ereon, tho aamo party who mado tbi* ■ write is th* county seat of Miami Co., charge and pretended to be horrified at a dty aonwwhat larger than Hasting*. th* injury of A., act up a bowl of vir­ Leaving Chicago on tho morning of tuous indigestion at th. injury done to tlit. 23<1 tilt, coming over tho Chicago B. *o reun aa the tear* shed over A ' Burlington A Quincy R. R, to Burling­ were found to be guiltlrav. ton, Iowa, wo passed through a most Th. prosecution was manifestly n. . delightful country. All kind* of crop* presrraffe., b-caiuo through y.-t-ra of । on this line are looking fine. Corn in reform and rre|«-cta!iio asreciutions ho t particdTsr, tlio beat at this season of the ‘year that I oror remember uf seeiug. j Oat* are very good, bat very little. of certain Southern [uliticisn* had qauvd uo paina nor money to com­ pa** hi* conviction and gvt him out uf 1 oecaxiunally seeing a small piece. But their way. Such a trial in tho nsm* of “right smart’' of Rye which looked very justice aad of the Italy relation uf mnr- ‘ fine, and being harvested. This ring* is a disgraoo to our jarisprud«me3. I: crop 1 suppose it is necessary t > raire or the supply of “old rye" would soon run mm* ur intention to do a wrong or un-'। oul, which T for uno would consider a lawful a* L Now, it was aliown tluvt bi* ;[ great Idraaiag. Thi* road paste* a* wo marriage with Mrs- Petigrew King, ho re*eh Burlington, over tho Mi* ianppi, stated the fact* »• krr terr, to hi* intend­ un the Iowa bridge recently eroctod st ed wife, m.d only after investigation of a evut of retuething over a mUHjn of ring* consummated. If he wa* guilty At B. w* । nt ap at the B-uiott Hous* of wrong iu intruding tho new alii- which wo regard a* a very good place unco then, a* ah* knew tlm fecta, she for tho “weary traveler;" and to all stopwould, be equally guilty. No uno fails [>ing at B. wo would say stop at the to sec that she was n party* becaaso her : “ Barrett House." A* wo were leaving intention was lawful. Why,' then, is iu tho morning, we wore vary agreeably not Bowen equally innocent, an 1 for tho , *urpri»cd to receive ftata •‘our boat" an same reawn y To punish him boesuso ‘ he bad. -tan 18 years old, contracted ! bra to your paper I thought I would Paris, Ky-, ha* a wonder is the way «od you a few line* from thia distant of horrefleah, which, hariageast a shoe, point. I came hero from Barry County, went to A neighboring btaskmailh’liibop and had liimsolf »hod. . Michigan, last fall, usd have taken a The Hon. Hcrncc Oreoly lands an ad­ Homestead in the Republican Valley. mirable speech at the laying of; the -----------.------- e •>-- DBt.hnoj (JuUep, st Akron, Ohio, will not last long. Concordia is a lively town on th* Republican river. Lost foil they* were only three buildings in the platw-now there are about eighty finished and more in prooes* of con­ struction. Tbs United States Laud Of­ fice is here, ind ia doing a hoary buri nos*. There is plenty of good goverucient land within ton mile* of tbi* plao* for tho poor ujan ; alto lota of game, such aa caer, antelope, jack rabbits,tur­ key, prairie chicken*, snip* and most every kind of email game. The buffalo aro within fifty mile* of hero in largo herd*; Use meat cub bo bought for three cent* per (sound. Emigrant* keep coming here in large numbers, and al! are satisfied that th* W«M is th* [dace for tb* poor man. We hare a [<j«r printed hero called tho Rcpubliran Empirt; it la • lively ! little paper and baa a good circulation through this [xrt of tbo State. There are eight dry good* stores is ' Cbncordia, four good hotel*, and many DRY TION LOWER THAN EVER. D. R. VOOK & CO’S A son of Orson Knapp, of Mt Morris, was wxidentally shot on tbo 2d. with a revolver, in tbo Landa of another lay named Harvey Hurd. Vanderbilt U said to be worth *irfity. five million* of dollars, and ahould h* live five years longer, it is believed bl* Mtate wul bo worth on* hundred mil- FFe Offitr the following Tax Titles and tbn» of tho unable to swim, were drowned. Situated in tho various Ton nahi^ An Iowa man living within throe num is behind the spirit ef tbo ago. A brare San Frandsoo My, who di*coveied a Chinese burglar in bor bouse at dead of night, seised him in tho dark Barry County - One at\ tb.. 1—■ Counties in the Stat- ^f Michigna, Ladies’ Misses and Children s A Good opportunity present., it**U 1 Now is tho time to improv* it Shoes and Gaiters. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. A reversible baby rarriagu ha* boon invented and mode in New Haren. By a rimpl* device the child can be drawn with it* fooe towards or fnnn the nurse, os the direction of the »un or wind tasy form, unices the night is very dark and Captain Torn Chilvera, well kauwa in the rood muddy, fur the *paco uf sixty eunncction with the Detroit and Wind- days from date. tor ferry lion, died at Detroit on July 3. Gen. Sheridan, G*n Forerth, Pre*!Mr Toms, on old resident of Oakland dent Grant, ex-8ocretary Boric, Gon. I riKiniy, living near East Birmingham, I Porter, Gen. MMi, Col. Jam** Fisk, 1 fell from hi* chair and expired in»taatly 'Jr., the Hua. Thoma* Murphy, Hehna few day* riuc*. boil, Putler Palmer, Alderman Low-1 renou Jerome, August Behnont, Senator I Big Rapid* ha* voted W0,000 for the Tweed, John Chamberlain, and Baron ' Holly Water Work*; th* bond* hare been M>u, and contract* entered into fur Laime were among the host uf nutablre Russell & Nevins. New Goods! ! WOODLAND. the erection of tlie works, pipe* de. , No wos oxa it ii deeired to remove tho | Naxicnd C.]>itol West It would be a I port Unt Mrasr*. Huglu* and Van Arman will not defend Vandoqool in I good marc, nt> d*abt. The p*i>ers stalo Li* third trial unlara their firn aro re­ that no demoastrutfou whatever, not cured, 1* subitantiafty true. even of hoisting the National Color* i>r Tbo strawherry crop ol 8L Joooph ; firing a salute, cccurrcd in Washington I amounted thi* year to 24,878 buthels, ' on tie 4th of July. th* grus, re-vipte for which amount were 174,074. Deducting oummireion*. - , A farmer near Southport, Ind , wa* I etc., the produ-ora received 133,337. decanitaUxl b/a mowing machine with I Ttw /ZsraJ saya : Tho acreage planted which ho wa* at work on hi* premit<i«, I for th* crtni ut 1872 ia neany double on tho Sth iuat. At tho time of tho ac­ cident tbo farmer' wa* examining some portion of the matfrin* that had got out1 ot gear, when the horsre suddenly start- I cd, causing lh« blade* to revolve, ono uf I JOHNSTOWN. FOB SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. BLACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. Peninsu an unfortunate marriage form whieb ho had, or thought ho bad, boon subse­ Register, while we were yet in tho arm* quently released by law, i* also to pun- । of Motphcu*. Wo regrot that we could irii his present consort, in other words .' not Karo had the pleasure of a personal often, bath have seal willtout to punish the innocent fur tho net of tho interview. Charlie our compliment* Rre- siwro wa. tw psace n, ». mnu.___ without work*. guilty, if there was any cunstructivo -kJ. LU wuTX. i UO U—»»» .uu^u _ guilt or crime in doing that which , 1 Wo loft Burlington at 0 a. m. 24th, proved to be unlawful with a lawful j 1 pawing through luwn to Council Bluff* protected and degrndod. The only | and holy intent At th* very best, and safety for him or the nation, i« to make over the M. R A C. B. IL IL This is with th* pardon granted, the rilualion j him an iutcUigsmt and rtrfisous man. a very gtxsl road for lb* moat part and of bath thiw jtartic-v is hnuutabU i tw« ametrew xiskowot ssaodxw ' w»II romlurto', running througn a very enough. A^little Christian charity will ; haa been imaninent in ite pntetiral *yi fine country, mostly nothing but prririe not bo amiss in viewing tho trial of | inter.pcrscd with groves of timber, em thoa* unfortunate* Bad as hi* early , life may hqvo once been, lh*> fact of Lis I reform anil that no uno really daimal 1 POPLINS. PONGEES. GRAY MIXTURES 1“ lagging ' Two sons of Mr. Isaac Davis, cf --------- -------- The work progresses *o<newhat slowly, a stratum'' White county, Ind., aged about twelvo of wiiid rock having been struck. Al- and five year*,w*re rolling ground in a read v tho drill has bei-n found to field on* day nreeady. Tb* hat ui tho strongly magnetised that it will, uj.vn cldrat bey blew off, and tho jonager being withdrawn, sustain a twenty-penny Lui was cal!%I aad idaced upon the acet nail, and that ia turn will bold a six­ of the roller to bold the tram until the JACONETS, SATIN LACES. penny, but before being put in, the drill NAINSOOK PLAIN. JACONET CHECKS, had uo magnetic poecr whatever. m. NAINSOOK CHECK, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK STRIPED. Tho Marshall Atataasa iu spexking VICTORIA LAWN, SWISS MUSLIN, of the young lady who suvtrin*.! »ocl> a FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC. BOOK Muoi-i.-v, MU8LIN, «>wa. SHIRT FRONTS, sen r» accident rec*i tly says : MARSAIIJ.ES QL‘H,T>, HANDKERCHIEFS “ We rejoice with tlie friends of Mus EMEROIDERUM, EDGINGS, • MrNamos at the prospect of her ulti­ INSERTIONS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES. mate reeuvory fron tho terrible acrid.nt to have been injured by him, together I which befell her some days ago. Her with the circumstance that a divuroo in i condition is taintly better, and unless crop, and whieb was b-t:ig liarresteJ. wno entirely unforvwerai rvlapwi takes form of law stood upon the record* of Arrived at Council JlluSk. a city cur­ taining 8,000 inhabitants, at 11 r. M. present Mr*. Bowen to beeomo his wife . There wu epent a very plenum'. aabbatli. Fancy Bow, Sa-h an<l Trimming Ribbon* innocent'y. and after duo iuvestigatian . Thia iaratber a romantic looking city, beHosiery and Gloves. Conote and Iluopdart* . make* this a case not only for iust rrm- j 1 ing built along thu edge of, sad among jwtby but also for exclusive elemvnry. . TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, WHITE DUCK COATING: A comparalivo statement of th* , amount expended from the appropria- |, BROWN DRILL, AC., AC., tiou for BMesring and collecting Inter-) great violence and cvnuug in contact nal revenue for the first six month* of. with Mr. Wutkuta’ head, kiled him th* y*an lb70 end 1871 are m follow* : j latently II* was a widower and hare* a femily of children. way roa* along and near tho Hut bank Under the new Michigan liquor law, of the Miauuri, the groetrr part of tho if a man who ha* been drinking dose distance being over cxtooMvo flats, cotinjury to a ]>er*an <*r to property, the aa-1 ered with wheat, oats aad corn, of the hxm keeper is held liable for all tlie . latter there being many field* contain­ damage, and tho person from whom ha • ing hundred* and perhnja thousand* of rente hi. saloon can also be h*U If a! ’ * ia convicted ef railing | acre*, and looking very fine, equal to Trimmings and Notions, all kinds 1KV1SO. New Advertisements. As la usual on the 12th of Joly, New York cxpecta a riot from the Protestan: and Catholic Irish, or ia other words, I tiinOreugrtr.cn and II.bbontuvn. . The Orangemen's aocietia*. nuaber■ ing four ar five tboumnd, in honor to . 30 Years OKASSSVU.LB Experience Prints at ten cents per Yard Th* basis of the A**oaation is aw Kvaageliad. CuUiubc . Chriatia*i4y; ito aim ia to follow the sta|» of ILm who <wna> to jweeuli tho gospel to the poor; A man naxn*-d Patrick Curtira was City crorec* tho Missouri river on tbo HIM by * stroke of lightning last new bridge built last year at a lint of Mon* ay in th* subarb* ofoGcorgwtown. • 1,800.000, whkh ia a magnificent struc­ ture. Kania* City, tbo commercial metropolis of lid* region of country, containing a population of 34,000, i* a substantial built citr, tho main port be­ ing built on the highlands or bluffs which have been excavated in many place* to the depth uf fifty fort. This ia n wry city, and wo think destined to becotn* a second Chicago, it already having seven lines of railroad centering Item, and others in proco.-s of construction. At this ptaoo WW were! quartered at tbo “Pacific Hone,” where AU who visit Kansas City ahould stop nt the “ Pacific," where wo are sura our luxi Dearing will bo on hand to supply the wants of tho “inner man." On tlio whole wo liaru had a very plcrsant trip thus for, made to In tbo main, by tne gentlemanly an! kind attention of th* oSoore of the above named railroad*, udmhon, and 4/ lfo-irey, we would say to all coming ti Kansas City or other point* west by all mean* take the Burlington Rout.-. I m* I sm tpinning my jwre too long end must stop, but before doing *u will A ftrw day* ante ninateen veteran* of the war of 1812 assembled at Monro, aad had a sort of a private celebration and dinner. Their age* ranged from 73 to 100, and aggregated 1.M8, thus av•raging 90. Th* cwntenatian ia named Frank Ikiuroff who is reven month* ahis century. Tiio next oldi-ri was > Jarolx, 90, who was bora in De­ Shop in BARLOW* GOODYEAR’S troit. but livvd in Monroe (then FrenchNaw Wnrehoure, tow*,) at tho time cf the maarecro of tl * A4H*ta(U. r. n«l|UA C*'* PMaUty. River Raisin, in which engagem -nt he WELCOME MARBLE. THE LITTLE BRICK XXX BARRI MILLS FAMILY FLOUR! Mv, 1I7L DETROIT than older unsa. In noariv „nry orch­ ard are more or lau tree* ia which the wood of thia year’s growth u dead or dying Branch- with well grown fruit upon them, in a few days ahrivnfod up Confectionei'y. year JOB MW. �Th« f\«rl»ucA|i greased with the general rush of buri­ neat, and no very thoughtful attention would bo taken to newspaper reports unless the excitement wa* running pret­ ty high. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand lUverVaUg-Division [KiiMfa ifijRUNGTON^ oJth. Wares Wares.—Tbo dixeutriou bat. already ccmmuaood among our promi­ nent men. City Council, and others u te what wt-uld be the beat plan, aad irow nxpanrirn would it be. Mr. How­ ard Cook, a gsntleuiaa who has had ex­ ponent*, aad whose burit.osa i* ia lay­ ing pipe for hydraulic work*, thinka a aystem of efficient wnr&a could be put in, and pure water had from a heavy spring up the river about a mile, and be made forc-hlo enough to throw water over the highest buildings at an ex]lense of net more than 110,000. From the Councl proceeding* it ia readily soon that Mr Geiger is inrinn, to push ! It is evidant from rejairte in our ex­ change*, that Battle Creek or Marshall, or both, will anon have concoction at CoM water with the roads leading south down tho artesian weU. Well, wo and east from tho latter city, to Naw would bo glad to see flowing water al York,via Mich. Southern, autl the Penn­ that point, and if we thought it could sylvania Central Railroad* Both bo got, perhaps that might bo sufficient Battle Creek and Marshall are socking to supply iu with water for drinking a northern outlet far there line* of rood. purpoaea, etc., but whether the well Marshall is vigorously agitating a con­ goo* down or not, wo shall continue to nection with Lowell with their rood, advocate an efficient and effective foreo which road u a foregone coudiuioo of water works for tbo purpose of savand tbo stock already paid in, and work lag the valuable property of ottr city. will soon commence.' It i* their deter- Something should be doua, something tuiuMian to j»s*A sertAworrf <nd aat dap should bo devised .to force water tho mill tkiy lau trade a ctwtiiaj Hal trill whole length of State street, and hytit Jftrtlm Parilla. , ilmflte arranged at convenient distance rippi. It trareraoa Illinois and tho wkul* broaath uf Southern low*. Nour lire Misoon, its trunk forks into three braashoa, for it has three western ter­ mini. Now, frieud Burgess, of ths Marshal! i It* narthoni tonninus ia Council Bhiffa, where, crossing to Omaha, it con- S'atmaa, we invito your attention to i nreta with Union Pscffio fir all places Hastings, whore we already have a line I established to Lowell, aad back-bone to ■ push it if necessary. Tho Slaretautn to throw water on any fire which might All were completely charmed with the break out on State or Joffrpcn stryet, or the ware bouses and manufaeforios 1eurrouniUng* at tho lake The Asaods. near the railroad. Vigorous ar.'isa in 1tion has purchased and partly improved five aerna of land as beautifully aituated this matter u the price of safety. < «u any under tho aan, being almoat outA WXDDIKO 4T TUX NiTIOXXl-—On rounded by water, with dry banks and Sunday lari a pleasant party from Mid- i a sandy beach- A hQU?? ttgd ham and dleville *<wnjLl>>J at th* National Ho­ Iro-bogaa han boon put up already, and tel, in this dry, for tbo purpoao of bar- the houao ia a mode! of its kind, being iug a wedding. Rev. T. D. Marsh wis buried up in the foliage of native oaks, We learn th* people of Boltovuo and Lowell have btan for from idle during tho past wook ; and have effected, (sub, atnntially. st least,) a combinslion to build a Railroad between three two points. Tho organisation fa by no m*an> Ita third a paper one merely, but represent* mon- ; called and tho hearts of Jared IlamaThoae who have used Barr's P*.-toral aad Nabnu •y enough to build tho railroad, and to ,I chcr and Mis* Emma l*Mll warn tnado ,,_________ w/, backed by iu«u who mean buainre*. So OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. EUxir regard it tho lest cxpretoranl ob- ■mkra dot* ... _ foe 8t Jcwpb. Ijr twOrih, Kansas wo are toifl, and wo aMumo that the or- | to beat aa one. Buch ia the qtinson of City, and the whole fiouth-weat. ganixation ha* boon iwla ig good frilh. |! your reporter, Mr. Elitor. Tho wedding Mich gan Central R. R. t ’ll' "•? ! Peninsular Railway. Detr t & Milwaukee RR UK SHORE 4 ECHGAN LiTHEM BAILWAY ’■vartd* AlleatlM I ,VF“~ v-nrcia.b. o-p. \\ me, by th* bottle or care at ‘,tl Jonx Staxut's. A regular wetting of the Common Council was hold at the Council rooms on Monday evening, July 3d, 1871. Council called to order by bis Honor Mayor Goodyear. , Pesesot .-Mayor, Aid,. Kwim.,,, tian was not di« ppcintod ; fur the hur­ Hama, Hayes, KrafcM.Woolsy and Wilrying and bustle and running fo and fro oa'Monday morning, July 3d, made it evident that a large party waa about to atari far Gun Lake, to visit for the A potitioa from fl. L Stewart, red first time tho now ground* and building* Olbera, aakfag the Council to prohibit the of tho Harting. Gun Lake Areoriation. building of a evrt.fa .table on M.diron Tbo party, at tint, ccnsi.ted of the •treeL wu ratal and referred to th* ceusfoUowfog parwmj.- Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. mitto* on *ire*la Goodyear, Mr. and Mrs. WartfrU, Mr. Bf AM. William*: and Mrs. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Grebta. That the street committee be ioairuct-1 Mr. and Mra. Galloway, Mmsm Roe* od to canse Jeffaraoa stre* I to ko msaaur-! and Anna Goodyear, Dollio Brigg*. An- ed or cbaiosd from Stat* alrert to the nio Femre, Calista Hadley, Sarah Bar­ •oolh *M* of Madison alret*. Carried. low, Sarah Horton, Julia and Hattie By Ald. Eastaaan; Holbrook, Belle Wightman, Sarah and That lb* aocoonl of Jams* Clark* for Emma Gardner, and Mosam Charlie and rix dollar* be altowcJ. ~ Heniy Barlow, 0. F. Dwight, J. Shoe­ maker, E. A. Holbrook, W. J. Stuart and Will Goodyear. Thoeo arrived in time to partake of a bountiful supper, On motion of Aid. Harm th* Council provided by the rook. Mrs. J. C. Cole, adjourned. I ' 1%>s(sfad by frank HgUng, W. II*ras, Recorder, fn (*«. A LECTURE TO YOUNG UN. Regular meeting of tho Common 1 Coaneil for tho rity of Hastings, held at ' the Council Rooms, on Monday craning. . July 10th, 1871. Coundl caM to anler by his hotor 'tho Mayor. I’rea. nt—Mayor,Itecord er. .Aid. Barlow, Eastman, Hams. Haye, ' Kenfield, Willtorti* and Woolley. / Minute* of the last two meetings read sad apprond. . Uy Aid. Barfow ; Tlmt (ha job lot to Mr. Qradroabaah, _-n journeyfag then from East (o Thia giro* the Lowell people thoir aoutli- : pasty numljertxl slatoan. as fcilows ; 'Ufa low, c«oh rtjnning around three aide*, and that m25, (ha contract pnre, bo Kenans via Burlington, you enjoy ad- era outlet, «• (ho Peninsular (o Battle : bride and bridegroom, a* noticed above, The first story is for a dining hall and j allowed and order drawn. Carried. Tlio Record or thoa reported that lie sywsi- can Meuro on no other; Creek, and then to Mansfield by tho !I 8. G. .Webster and wife, G. W. Scales |I fostiro purples, and tbo axxind story hne. You both pom over a road accond Ohio aad Michigan Railway. Tho im- 1 i fur *lreping rooms. had taken Ibo valuation of real estate to no other in speed, aafrty, or iny portant nuostion fa [<a*»ntod Ip ibo r-co- am! wife, Frank DoGolia and wife, I’olltaau luxury of modem trasol; and pto of Marshall whether they ran a'luv I ■ha.-lrx Cqinpoell and wife, J«unn* WJU-1 Th' noyi|ty of tho surroundings and itnd personal property from the tax roll wlide un your way, survey the garden thoTAiwell bnaincs* to bo diverted from lama ami with, Frvl Aloxandor and 1 Mimi ttlrr tJuayi combined, brought but and apportioned that belonging to each Fimx <?ura R. R. *nd Hhtel eceatnmo- of lllfasoi* and Mireouri, as well as 400,­ our very door*, to go to Battle Creek ? '1 Mias L. I’oarre. 8- P. Wescuit sad I wry little stoop to tirod eyes tho first ward, which apportionment ia aa follows dations and are for safe by 000 acres of prairie in Kouth-w^tcrn Whether, by tbi* clover more of th* night, and on the second night, bring Mis* Etnmi BennolL 1’nry Bxotaxxs, Iowa, new famirkot a', low [rffre* oud ,Bellcruo and Lowell people w» are not' that of the glorious Eouth, was given Real Eatate Agents at Battle Creek, tho grand opening [tarty of tho auaaon, r. 8 —Peavy Bro* hare targe tract* Mcrara Shepard A Campbell have tho ef land* iu Kanna, Nebraska aad Iowa which was a complete auocaas. Music at Bellevue, and thus secure tho fine Report accepted. for aale or to exchange for Michigan trad* of which Eldor White ha* >o forci­ praise of providing as fine a dinner on inf thi* necasfoa being furnished by Recorder further reputed that be had bly written T Tbo line to cither Htanton this ocenri. n M could bo gut up |n tfeo bnxik.' band, of Orangeville, and thus rewired a letter from Mr. Geiger stat­ or Lowell ris Bellevue, i* shorter th»t. iwtropolfa. Emything was In good tho evening entertainment* ooatinaed ria Olivet and Vcrmuntrille ; ju»t. ns, in taslo aad tasted" good; wo tried it. with an entire change of programnu ing that bo was ready to proceed with a greater dscroo, tho lino through Mar­ tho boring of the Artesian Well if the Tho only thing that marred tho fes­ every night Sometimes it would be a shall from Bellevue to Qddwatar, is Council desired him to do so. Report shorter than the “ram's horn" by way tivities of tho occasion was tlie tremea- grand “lantastie dance" or a “spook doua • aguo shako" of Vliarlio Comp­ promenade," or a “dutch warble," or Men's Sock* 0 1-4 ceafaia pair at Ut ns look at this matter a littto and bell, which prevented him from onjny- else the "Mcnngerie" would exhibit Banna A BlilxFs. are tlio " situation." If Marshall wish­ ing the dinner and " sociabilities" of the Potato Bro I’ouea by tlio quantity The day^ were *]>ent in fishing, row­ ing from Court street Io tho Dqwt, ami r sate by Acktoy A Slad» It is a dead es to strike bauds with Uwell, ria B«lle» day. Tijo party returned to Middleville ing, sailing, croquet, etc. submitted diagram, sb owing distaucea vuo and Hastings, “wo'ro in," and we in the evening fooling wall repaid for . There were also parties from Kafama- from railroad track Report accepted. think if Lowell wishes only to intersect having come to Hastings to get married. By Aid. flays*: too and Wayland, at different paint* on the Ohio A Michigan Railway it can be tho take, with whom we frequently ex­ That the Committee uo Sueela be in­ .Dxrxxuo n Bcxaxx.—Tho laager a done in Barry county, rsa Hasting*. Wo changed co arteries. structed to lot the job, forthwith, east­ [>er*au ran pat off drinking a ghsa of To the Captain, Charles Barlow, is ward from tho forks of the rood (viz. , Maaufrcturo everything, and that (hoy riorilie, it might still further ho Sxten- water on a hot summer’s day, the better I are HnsMivanms for MOLDINGS duo great praise for the efficient manner Grand street) towards Hubbell's on the dod to Kalamazoo'* Thi* would giro us Tlirir Molding* are finished complete, condition that Ambrose Hubbell, H. J. the advantage of crossing and inter­ largely early fa tho day, tho thirst will ia- which evety detail was carried out ready to nail up—Sprung and Beveled Kenfield, Charles Dolph and Charlo* secting oercral different lines of railroad bo inervased, with an uncomfortable in their new Three aide Mohling Ma­ chine. I’icture Framo Maiding of any aona* of falnesa, largo perspiration, faMa. A. W. Bailey's revidcnce will *]>ow offer* superior advnntagns, but tho idea creosnd liability to colds, with a debili­ of ]>alaco stock cars from tho West to free uf expense to the city, to make a pattern famished to the trade. four rod road south of the present rail­ off to a good advantage when the repair­ fa, Hastings must not go to sleep and tated condition of tho syatom. tho East pasted over the Pennsylvania road fence, and on condition, also, that ing i* completed. let a railroad line go through cither cd to any ono affirivd with a severe In taking a glass of water or other Railroad aad its western connection* H. J. Konfiold release to the city, free of cough. cold drink, it is better to taka but a ata- about tho Brat of May. The ovont is of expense, 16 fret of land westward from Tax 1’untfac BUI Patter has boon cnAcxixt A ELsax, Agent*. gio swallow at a time, removing tbo geur.nl inteoeat, in its humanitarian a* larged, so any our exchanges Nlabot wt'i as economic napcct. Tlie train congtaaa from th* lips fur a few secund* ; feet constituting too amount of his ra*thus the thirst will bo quenched with aistvd ot eleven ears, containing ano erratfon. Carried by the following vote: i have on hand for mle, । 60,000 fret Ftootiug. lialf tho amount of water, aad danger is hundred and acvnnty-two head of cat­ Aye*—Aid. Bartow, Flams, Hsyo* tle. Tbo car* are arranged for holding ■ 100,000 feet Whitewood Fiaiahing Lumavoided of sudden prostration. Half a and K Onfield. Nays—All Eastman, sixteen head each, with separate stalls Williams and Woolley. 5,000 fret Baasaood for Wagon Bcxoa, connected by gates, which are closed as the thirst more completely than twice Mr. I. F. Makepeace then offered hi* 25.000 fret Dressed Siding. Mb. W. ILizaLk has his carding ma­ inve m fine a water power, if develop­ the amount if taken continuously with- soon as aa ox got* hi* place. Theee written reaigaatian ** Marshal, which For tho information of there who stalls are readily adjustable to tho size ham been told that they Imre no Be- chine running in (be beat order at Bar­ 'd, as ar.y in the State, and the opening । out removing tho glass from the lip*. ot tho animal, so as to afford ample Sawer, would state that they have uno low and Goodyear’s wsroliousn. Give ip uf a thruugb, competing line of RailIf a person is very thinly, chewing with which thoy can re-saw 30,000 foot room fur lying down and ri«iag up. A lumps of ire ia safer. Utter, and more p*r«taycomfortable bei of shaving* fa atrown urers Io our city and manufactories of! various kinds will lino tho Thornapple. [ the form of cold water. If very warm, over tho bcttoca. At tho top of each car Is a feed-box, with canvas apouta, Thi* event wotdt! >«wn chacgv our pop-’ it is safer to hold the glass for a minute On motion aa informal ballot was ta­ ulation from three to thirty thousand. or two encircled with the fingers tad ken which resulted as follows: If tho line i* to be built from Lowell | palm of tho band. This cools tho blood underneath; also a water teak. By Allen Jonas, 3 to Marshall, Hiutings ahould hare a a little, aad at tho eatno time tempon thi* arrangement the cattle can bo fed William Tinkler, - 2 and watered during tho transit without Tax National ha, lately been refitted finger in tho pie, and secure ita location ' the water.-ZWT» Joxraal */ JTrelAA. Scattering, • 2 unshipping. The carr are about eight ami repaired, riihi, under the manage­ here. Tho Grand Hirer Valley Road, j will b»y a good Tea at Pi foot longer than ordinary stock oars, ment of Shepard A Campbell ia doing a tha pride of our ]>eoplc, would not loosj The following experiment ahould be the following reault: Bxar Java Coffee at BusoH' and there i* ample room to prevent the good business. See their cardany burine*> by building of thia line,;I tried it Gull Lake It might have tho Allan Jonoa, 4 par pound. animal* from being bruised or jarred 1 desired effect to clear up the mis'ery of William Tinkler, • 2 Br request we publish a sermon of By Aid. Bartow : Rev. C. L Deyo. of Nashville, ia thi* There would bo more competition and : the recent tragedy there: That Allen Jone* bu anjoinlod Mar­ uaue. It ha* many good point* that consequently mare freight. It would open up direct communication for the shal ia tho plane of L F. Makepeace re­ deserve thoughtful attention. stock trains of the abore description to south and east, with the plaster uf Grand signed. Carried by tho following vote: run from St. Louis to New York in Rapids, and tho lumber o( tho North. Ayca—Aid. Bartow, Hams, Hayes ninety-six hour*. Under th* old plan, people faterasted in Railroads will soon To show th., advantage of a compel, undertook tho job, and fa reported to and Kenfield. Naya—Aid. Eastman, Bronchitia and Asthma ran bo cored visit Hastings to show us a straight line (on days wore oILm consumed lu making iug lino tho Charlotte JlrfMrma say* have proocodcd after the following sci­ WiEiama anil Wooljoy. tlio trip, and the discomfort to cattle and by using Barr's Pectoral Elixir. to Now York «(y,n* Pennsylvania Con- ■Jis opening of tho Peninsular Railway entific manner. Having supplied him­ shriakige :» tboir weight ware very Acxlxt A Siam, Agent*. vey Madison street, through Aid. Kast­ which now connect* at Brady, in Kal­ self with some glass gallon jam and a quantity of uastacked lime, his wont fa man. reported that they bad edminod it, Mr. Wm- Benjamin has returned to amazoo county, with the Pennsylvania a boat to tho place wharo tho man wa* Charlotte, aad in company with A. Wal­ Central line for the Eori, Chartatie is be­ •eon to go down. One of tho jars wa* The July number of L^frT, lU^eraird and that Boek’s aarery wm aa near as ters has bought out tho old " Pbaatix.” ginning to realize the benefits of a live­ filled half full of lime, then filled up JMorwoI Afar* is the boat which Las they could make it, and fl»< Ven Brant’s with waiyr and tightly corked. It wao Mr. Pixley takes poaserrion of tho Has- ly competition in tho carrying trade. thou dropped into tho water, and aeon yet bora issued. In addition to a very barn was on tho Eno. Report accepted. Same of their merchnta have already Account of John Beamer, Qty Treas­ after exploded at tho bottom of tho river targe amount of [>r»ctieal information reeetvad good* over this route at lower in ovary branch of th* mechanic arta, urer, for express paid on books for Mr. G. R. Cash haa purchased tha It haa several unusurUy fin* illustra­ city, 11.50, preaented and allowed. Billiard Hall formerly run by H. Mey- fa said, their advantages in regard to Account of Hasting* ItopubEam Baxtion*, engraved expressly for fas pagvs. erheff A Co., and invito, all lovers of freights ore even equal if not superior A new and very attractive feature is a in for printing uniinanee* relating to tho game to giro him a call. to Jackson. Mr. Dibble the anasgetic scries of plates reproduced by ’ Maesrs. drunkennoM, 4e-, 87.60, also relating to L*Oal A Co. from th* original* published hitching animals in streat, 8C. 10, pre­ manager of the Pamnautar Railway, haa On* A Mauost uro engaged in the in Europe more than two hundred yean sented and referred to Finance Commitmilk bosiMte. Mr. Otte goes round of tho largo Utter and egg trade of that regular array morning, selling milk. section. A ear, containing a refrigera­ tinned prosparity of Hastings Lodge. Tbo account of Hastings Republican The pries to five cents par quart and the tor, leavea the Peninsular depot direct No. 68, of ttao Indopon'leat Order of Baxxn fur printing ordinances relative milktogood. for New York City, evory Tuesday and Odd Fellows. This Lodge sow numbeni to public pound, 820.10, and relative to seventy.Gvo livo working raen, true to Iao> Bainox.—It is to bo hoped when Friday morning*-, All thoeo articles arc police force for city, 87JO, reported aad a bridge u contracted for to be built now shipped from that locality over thi* the frith, and never failing in tho duties oviu- ths Thornapple, on Broadway, it line, aad Eaton Cuonty butter com­ Committee, was allowed. may be made of iron. They will last mands tho highest pria’ paid-quite Tuesday evening tho following brothers On motion Council adjourned. for all time and arc nearly as cheep a, equal to tbo Orange County brand. Lari were duly, installed as officers of tho Ctaxs. B. Wood, Recorder. week Maean. Barber and Martin, of current term by D. D. Q. M., Jacob Marts ; N. G., J. Seward ; V. G , C. I* Fnxxx of the Akyfr made Hasttac* a Vermontville, shipped three and oneM." it seems Ims taken “ a new depar ­ pleasant vital <w 8a-.ur.lay last, and took half tons of butter to Charlotte, trans­ Smith; Sea’y, John Boasmer; Trsasu- ture.” Tl; t Marsludl Slataiwa say* . ferred it to tho I'uninsular d-jwt, ana a tew subscription* to the loading paper "Bev. I’, a Moxom has acropmd a hml it sent to Now York nt cheaper of western Michigan. He was very call to the Church at Boltevne. Ho fa spoken of aa a g*ntlezaan of rare taleuL H» ia a sou of Rev. Job Mx.rom, ' ATKUtT A Bla»K Agente. also a clargyman of tha Baptist dsnomSooHan! inatian.” • You can buy furniture of Fuller's tuako at AM«-n's, that will out-wear sal A,, Pannus Mills*.—A. R. Ding­ man, who clerk* at C. H. Hicks’ grocery, look better, and nt a to« raw something fly in tho window cue evening thi* v«fa, and from ita size .apposed it to bo a bat, but upon catch­ July 11.1871. market for th«n, as too dealer ia not ing it it proved to bs a monitor miller BoaiMsn at Aspteea MotioMa Braly; nw obliged to peak and kaop hfa batter about aovrn inches from tip to^f of work*thadepti*WaggMUd with <m hand uadi cool weather fa th* faU. wings. The body fa covered with a coat all poarihie da^oteh. Tha building fa before sWpptag it. *S>*J2VaW>te> furcf fir pearly yellow, am! the wipg* Lavs tboradds: *• Tb* foresight of Mr. DU> M* in providing for this trade will toad CITY PAINT SHOP PAINTERS DENTIST litiiia. NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, Wool jWanted eXCELSIojj 19 'ooeTK Self- Raking KEJjOLFIEZIFt. and MaONXriSIR., THE TAYLOR, HAWKING and DAYTON PITTS, RACI2CE and TECUMSEH THRESHERS ARB CLOVER BULLERS. E. P. BURRALL Goods are Cheaper than Low DRESS And we will sell �SHOWN & CARTER, 250 Main Street, JACKSON, - ■ 8 O’CLOCK. MICHIGAN. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER AGENTS hr EdHh U*UiHaM UO MADE FROM 50 AND DECORATIONS. ere oonstanly oeeurmxg. fi.ni chip, of ■ml ftying «« from the IwnMni. they are using, or tbo work on which ttay aro employed. So ateo u» tho ilnw IKD OIL CLOTH WINDOW 8HADEK, TABHELS, BlVrURE IRD. AC. AMERICAN AND M.'UTCR-UCLLANII. IN GREEN, WHITE. BUFF AND BLUE, FOR CHEAPFARKIJIKETRAVEL! HKNllT.^A Chicago, Baek IilxaA and raciflo H. A CcMpMy. THEA-NECTAH l» A rritB BLACK TEA. tun* b* met with the injury. Now this decidmfc whether or not the foreign body ia ia tbo eyeball is all important If it has merely cut a hole in the eyobalL and dropped out back of the nyo, tho m-, tsaoiassy owapo with perfect radon; but if it, no matter how small, has entered I tha eyeball, there ia not one chance iu a I tnlllion of the eye’s being saved, and an oven chance whether the other qyo is not also lost. from what ia called sympa­ thetic indiunmatioa attacking it In many ports ot tho system *foreign body, like a need la. splinter, bullet, ate, may remain |>urfci-i!y quiet and do no bann. Not so, haw ever, in the eve; here it is fatal to ught in the injured, and perhaps the other oyn also. Its presence may at one* destroy tho eye by exciting acute and active inflammation. After auth deatiwticu, and rrheu only a stump of th* aye ia left with tha for­ eign substance in it, this remaining por­ tion of tho globe is liable, at any time, to repccted attacks of inlammatioi. Even if tho sound eye has not been pre­ viously attacked, in aomo one of the** .XwUkt <S f. M. (Sep-r.laadat T.SO A. M Ceueeu »• Dsalre wi«A kwAmi C-.*W Iteilv.x Hr Willi—p-rt. Usmtewg •nd •'.r Mlh ; si Jwwy cu, .IU. K.piN. TraiaeTX.* J—y k..lrosd far rtif e&.'sssxstssissx.- «*«* R1VEB NSUEIIES -e.“ CURTAIN GOODS. >ereteH./>.^.fa».. jJtro- JUiMtl JMU. »■»« D.bbl« »«■>. X. r.Cll tbotic trouble cornea on, taking at first th* form of weakness, inability to bear the light, slight pain aad diacomfurt. MyAri., -KiS? SABIN & MASON’S. aaw mis’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, A Million Dollars. and a gradual change takes place, the •n> doRoperating nxul sight being k»L Yhr only remedy for such sympathetic m flammstion is tlio removal of tho cause, namely, tho cto or the atnmp, with the foreign body in it Thia, if done to* Dour. Feaatasa Ulb, I*71 late, may not sarti the second eye. Aa nil llrtsksafaaasUfavoreklt Ioyo with a foreign substance within th* •A<«. tka Tra<l»f PvHm. U krt* lUra.qi.ly cyabaU nover should bo allowed to remain. The psearat operation for ha re­ moval ia to simple ana effective, end tha ■ subsequent wearing of an artificial cya I so faolitetod, that there need bo, in the* days of other, no fear or dreul of th* operation. It ia only in tho rare* in­ stance* that a fureigu body haa bsca re­ moved from within the oyeb*D. A glass rye can be worn ginomlly within a fortnight of th* removal .of a uatdoaa or paintul stnmp or globe. Uuld water and tbo solation of atropia* are an that can bo recommended, besides CITY PAINT SHOP! (iH.LVD KJiPIDS CAIJTION fru&wnt Michigan Exchange. >£■ 2>. Jtjri.,- ss>ri, Tht Ey te REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO GREAT SAVIKB TO CONSUMERS 4unZ Anu a£o tufa CJH/ a.Mdj iMMtfaSjtl (STORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPE Lead and Zinc Paints, HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! k.lA-M Is Uxh Eagli Colors of all Shades, CAUTION 500 VOLUMES IN ONE. zkHcutH Wanted Tte Litarj of Poe'n zh Tho St Alban* (Vt) say. that Mr. A. H. Bock bus one of the hart equipped farms in that county, and thug deacrilies the pons u»d in hit butter ■ Averill Chemical Paint, Buck has tour puna, vrlwdi are ' ■uAciastlr ample far forty ccwa. They ore made square or tetfhat oblong. oi tin, and are each dx foot long. nineteen inobaa wide and twdv* imsbre deep. They are sat ia wooden vaU and kept from tha bottom by stacks aa inch or so in thickneaa. In thia wooden rat water ia poured, or may be kept running, to •a to regulate tlio temperature of th* oi&u fta} Ax/raJ><44«uy£aeaU vw qJL faj&m ci R&dW Oau^jTumaI, fuvfoutvtotJ Co*yaw4&re*i»«qJ! t ■r. JURUBEBA WHICH TR ALREADY FOR UBE OF ANY DESIRED RHADE OR COLOR, AND HOLD ONLY BY THE MEAHURE. RAW AND BOIL­ ED LIN HEEL OIL, VARNISH. BRUSHES. PIT TY. GLASS, GLUE, PARIS WHITE, ru,s*^ VW real AUaM* «Ww*W^M^fa?« “v cnJr.(wwlrt£* t Scientific Americii AMERICAN MARBLE! R1DELL & CO. one and three quarter inches ia diam­ eter, uul of bea rather than of greater length than tho thickness of th. aoodon bare which bold the pan from the bot­ tom of the rat Drawn ore* |tea sat wart. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair iU natural Vitality and Color. Or. Welli’ tot of Jirtkte I^IARlEKFua KI ■NEW CARPET HOUSE Family Sewing Machine, KIM BLY CJNSTBU JfED, OIL CLOTHS. decayed; bat such as risk e*b ba aarad by thi* application, aad stimu­ lated into activity, ao that a new growth of hair i* produced. Instead of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedimwat, it will h*ap it elaan and rigorous. Ita occasional am will prevent tha hair from turning gray w falling off, and consequently prerent baldness. The restoration of vitality itpres to tho / MATTINUK'. BATflffl. UrttOLSTKUSb LOOM, NOTTINGHAM LACES, eqjal. F. TUMEN. 4 OILS. SMEtt Hair Restorative Alnjtii Orta ui Mil fit M ran memes mi ao NATURE'S � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-07-20.pdf 4d8ee58919936c46f0fe4348fab84327 PDF Text Text VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JULY 20,1871. NO. 12. BaHap* fait—Josh’*. A noted trolfopc-Anthony. “Woman—without her, man to rafo" ha^ inoved to Union Block and offering greater induce­ ments than ever. huhiiii, inland, kari,. di.e-sirv-iblalthough no, A Texan widow has remarried at tho particular objects could bo distinguished. age of fifteen. Beautiful in tho extreme was tho tccnc. Abeve was tho doer, blue arch of heav­ Fashionable politeness—be rude to en uumamd by a cloud ; below, tho bo­ women on stages and street tan. The GoUn Aft saya : 0«r of (ho so­ som of tho lake, dotted with vessels. Beauty is werre than wino; it intoxi­ All around him was perfect stillncsi. cial noeds oPbar day is a rational way of spending an evsaisg. Of course one cates tho holder and the beholder. calmed, and ccsisedy moved. No mo- can go to the theater, ar tn a concert, or to a elab. Or, on tho other hand. lu> ' awful stiUnnsa.. .5io sun was very fast may stay st home, which, generally, if ! sinking; l» the’ share it had hardly set, ho lias a home, Is better then all. But SOLE AG EX' fS FOR BARRY (XHlNTYj FOR THE , and was no longet visible to those on suppceo ho want) a facial compsuv—a or twenty, OKy frionda. at his . earth. Tan tbuuMnd foot above the dam, psilor; what sbafiTi .to with them • dron'd bore. lha»t They usually oosae> elegantly ' dresaod-U.o ladies in silk or •“ ___ ..... tin_' Y . Young tody physicians are multiply­ j Surveying tho woudcra of nalnra above, । below aiiu ull nrouid him. filled with flowers in their hair and jewels at their ing throughout our country, and as a breast*—tho gentlemen ia .genteel result, it to said the young men are In­ broadcloth, white kids, arid pralsdod coming more sickly than they used to be. ■ A baaiMSWMiltaa m»l Wky.IkUsialM:h ii with him hii exalted feeling., no one to cravat*. After omring thev receive the Out west they tell a story of a dog Johmton's Mf-Kalinf Beaprr. -a--.—.™rwhom ho could communicate his srnti- hand-shako <rf, the host and hostess which wns generally interested in music. He atthndod a singing school, and wns Ithaca Combined. Sulhey Rake, _ |nZw 'uu-n'.s or thought* Literally, as bo re­ marked to us, "he was' mnnatvJi of all subsequently found in the back yard and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower. । <Kt ha surveyed and no one could dispute with a music book in front of him, beat­ his right." Dot the eoricitude was al­ ing time with hfo tail on a tin pan, and ' moat sickening, an 1 bo questioned from graciously Ixiggiug and granting par­ howling “ Old ziundrod." heart, "Oh, solicitude, where r.ro thy dons, talk a few minutes to one and a A man inquired at - the postoffice in cliimi?' It scorned to him therwyaa few minutes to another, sip a glau of Erie, the other day, for a letter far "Enif all motion had erased, and that tncro lemonade, nibble ot a fronted poundho must stay forever; no movement eake, opdl a fow drops of coffee on an ry llogden." He was told there was wns perceptible. In this position the unrestricted skirt, wulu a Uttlr, fan none. “ Look ere," he replied, a little aaff"lji " ytai'vr bexamined a bodd let­ balloon remained perfectly stationary, not tho slightest current appeared to i! much, and at a proper hitoncu of hour ter for my nemo. It begins with ho. ' retire, leaving a whivpcr to tho effort of prevail, and thia state of things remained ;i having greatly enjoyed an evening Look in the oto that's got the ho’a.** “ A young lady,” in a rural “ pernoowhich really had nothing oajoynbfo, and al" iaforzzw “ a certain young man that | which on the contrary was a superb end the next time ho desires to sue an her ncath hha, and pteinlv saw that the rel-1| costly bora. forty-five mortal minutes, without wink­ atire positions ot balloon end reesels ‘ । did not change, or so little that he camo I, A fow nights ago wo w«wo at an erea- ing his eyes, she anil consider hcrvelf ing company whoso hoe: and hastrw highly favored if he will close his mouth, I to the conclusion that he was nrtfoctly ; ehanged all thia. They substilntod ra­ and not sit there like a young robin, becalmed, ud that ho must find a\gr- .I tinaal entertainment for irrational twadrent of air or nontia over the lake all Ij die. Instead of decorating tho evening awaiting the parent bird." uight. Ho diwharg-d socne baflasi, 1 ^CtfP 0,1 hand and manufacture to order any a’uo or A nice young man st Portland kept with a garden of wallflowers, they mode and increased hi* altitude, by th» ba­ (tho occasion spengio and glitter with an luflhune,. which wc u-ill M'll ,1 price that defy oompetilion. rometer, 1X01*0 feet, and streak a ear- . iutellectasl luster. Instead of a -frivo- lady until bo saw her shako her hand­ rent which boro the balloon northwaid |I lous parliament of rmall talk, tho gucsto kerchief, when he called at her room. st tlio rate of lb to 2t) miles on hour.,I were made cither to asy, ar listen to, After being picked up at the bottom of a* this course win parallel to the ebon’, i something worthy of human tongues the stairs, and having his bouse sei, ii and henco not desirable, ha nt once let!। and ears, minds and haarta. They had was explained that she was only shak­ the most complete stock in the city, manufactured by Richmond off gas and coirtm* need a descent, which ‘ songs by gwd singors, and recitations ing »omo apple peelings from a' napkin. A Back uh, the only reliable form in use. A full stock of until too barometer indiented an olera-. Three little girls who had very care­ tion of but b,000 feeL There u current | was found which bore the balloon south | to add to the general crown. There ■ fully, buried in a garden ia Portsmouth, the dead body of a pot bird, after by «outhe*sl al the rate of 35 or 40 , was co horitaiioa, no batkwariness, no N. consultation sent one-of their number all kinds that arc used in the County. tu« cheap o» can chill, no awful parlor-propriety. It was । loan wan near the center of tai' lake one of the meat suceecsful of nights. chased elsewhere. | and about 20 mil« south of a hoc And yet it did not take anything very drawn from Milwaukee to Grand Haven. great to make it so. U was voted by i The wrunaut took advantage of this all present to bo tho most interesting i current, as it wns bearing him toward ovotuag of the season, and we went i the Michigan shore, near St Joseph, away from it carrying in car mind the a fresh1 supply ned kept in it fix about 30 miles, when memory of its simple plan tend protho liaUooa commenced to ascend of its Tho following names ore npprup: <r the uses mentioned: For an auctioneer’s wifo—Bid-dy. Oar Ixtal noddy is usually a di Far a general'a wifo—fially.’t l>oro. It lack intellect. Sensibl ju«t received, which will be sold at the lowest caA price. Far a sjwri’s wifo—Ifot-ty. '■'_ pin got tired cl an owning party Far a fisherman's wife—Nst-ty. than at any other kind of cm; Every well-regulated fanujy pttgL a theater rad ararert-room to Tho .(are began to jxep out from the great dome in roubtica number,, watch­ Ing tho daring intruder into their realm For a carpet man's wife—Mat-tie. Mr. Fteiner remarked to us that, at this and in fact everything kept iu a Gnt-dass STATIONERY STORE. time, tho laaesotne character of the A story is told of an old hunter in ; - J’kase caU and examine stuck and prices before purchasing scone was terrible, indeed, the stillnew Michigan, who, when tho country wsa elsewhere. was more than awful —the darkness bonew, got loot in tho woods several times. -I. «O13M«.TS & CO. tow was foarfuL Tlui surface vf Inks The man who marries the prettiest He wsa told to fc----- —*“*------------Michigan was like a forge btock short girl of the place, is said to be a ** lucky which ho did, of dim, dreary fog drawn out. countless tallow," and so of him who draws tho explained to him uiilos in oarh jiiredion. No round highest prise in a lottery, or by acme kxt, and lay out,' broke tlm sullmre of th»-b:4athing of ‘ f irtunato" turn of affairs, dears tho ho Vra. naked wbj--------------------------- t),o ii'ronar.t, end this was jaiufbi and gulf between want and wealth in an the oompaan. Ho stated that be did not < ven startling. hour. And yet the hfotorira of all Hntos dare to. Ho wtehed to go north, and ho The ovonsut was rousal from .hto toll ua that with a terrible uniformity tried hard to make tho thing go north, reveries by tho appearance, of what ho cn I certainly tho man who boa.m-» but it was no use—'twouid diddle, did­ dle, diddle right around, and point at first thought was a liugh fire balloon LlhliER STIH'K! Lffll'll PBIffi! AGMCULTU’AL MACHINEBT $40,000 WORTH OF GOODS. A rnnpklf auoH ntiAJv 'tMy AfrtVmeY- A/VV 75 ’ Cl-4cti. to 45.00, 18 3-4 ctiApfC.OO, l~ Ilomutia very low, Uawy Boots and Shoes 25 per cent, b .’ jtr usual prices, of^Jf^^ription.^c., <fr. !. ’LT* fo sce ou r Goods (. .i ri 7 rices. • CdSH, ice SELL FOR C-jUstf, andean a) Jord to sell for less prices than Jackson, Kalamazoo o Grand Rapids, and we WILL 1)0 IT. . - J - named &c. <fcc. BUGKETE and C.E-»PEB»^^S^; Mowers and Reapers ! "•".trs:..... , Picture Frames ■I H111' I V TI Hili' f jllllllllL i (1 D I P I I T1 1111 I)II AL I I IIllUIlK H I) L’ i'J ------ 3L.AXKT 33TL.ANJBC.S. Blank Books, Pocket B< Memorandums, & 'Wsad-Beam Plows. With proved Wheel Cultivator, Square and Butterfly Dn., Cauldron Kettle*. and ev< Repairing: Machinery )■ jOuft. INTO ILnD’S JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hail Thr<|sW|Mfllaclftjk C’kM « Hollers and Grginivrills, a oil Guile’s : I Patent Sulky Kake. pay Cash for all kinds Rpiuds Plaster. Uhfo Lime TP? n.-ttoilCariCimr ‘ J. L. & DAN. REED’S Wa«u. : M’HklLTY IIV38L mesi IMS Ml MH, Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES, nsrending In tho east. In a few mo­ menta the delusion cessed, and the moon rising majertimlly in luff view, disclosed the Michigan chore, which was being rapidly nacbcd. As soon as the bal­ loon was over the land the u-rvuaut be- died from a style of living induced by pu. to fol relieved, h was the nation­ his good fortune, and his only sou turn­ al birthday. Boon the sound of cannon ed out a drunkard. The man whoso first bet on tho racewas hoard, the dogs were barking—iucoutnc', whose first deal at the card-table, whoeo first risk at faro, whoso maiden lottery ticket, brings money largoly into hi* iwckets, is • ruined man at tho very instant tho world pronvunoM him lucky. Any man, especially any young man. —Hto buy------ is at the new brick Rtnirc of ri.'istril istrons for part favora. nnd-iwite.ing Hwy,bare ■ hit w.- Vnvo reprreentnl It to l« , we would n»|«-ct.ully now andJsnplovoa stylo of C. H. HICKS ! (Successor to I-Ticks & Falen.) CARRIAGES and I Grotirries, I pny Cash for Protluce, and sell lor Cash only, at the very lowest rates. w. H. WHIPPLE bMlncea. fit rthoP> about our wort. We use Steel Tire. " c Che best Hjirinas. Wo boll our Felloes B Wicks a he lower FOR the uWlKbS OF WORK THAN IK AXYVITY IX MICH1GAX. BOOTS AND .SHOES, Dr. AIKIN, fflee Ko. 11 Canal Bt_ Grand Repute, J. L & DAN. REED. .Gold & Silver Welches, No derirebte spot for a landing being discernable. Ur. Btrfner kept on his course. Hoary limber near the shore and apparently an uninhabited country, jSiscellnnr. decided him not to attempt tho deroc®’, ro ho krrit on for about fifty miles from the shore. It was 1.0<wtmag cold, too mercury indicating too temperature to bo thirty-four degrees, or tiro degrees Profeuor Sterner'* Successful Trip above freezing point. It had not grt Aerons Lake Michigan—An Inter- Imrer than forty degrirts rt any tome when the balloon tras above the lake, estinr Voyage- The balloon auamatoa was one of the finest and must sucereaful ever made. The Professor bud christened Ms sniol ship, •• Th* Qty of Milwaukee." As soon .. the infauim. was J-rferted, riuhl bags of bolhsrt. containing in all 400 pounds of rand, were plac.-d hi tho car; a'so an anchor with uno hundred foot of rope, borometBr, thormcmrtnr. An alarmingly largo acrabcr of the nona of the rich men of our citiea, are at thia moment halplea durnkard*. Young men ore they, many of them of education, of manly qualitieo, of gene­ rous natures, honorable and high-mindadj but the demon of drink has taken such a poeacsaionof them that a father's breaking heart, a mother's team, and sister's agony avail not to draw them from their deep damnalioa. Elogant loteure was their ruin. Tho b«t way to keep a child from ruin to to bring him up to "help father " Make children fool that they ranst do something to support the family, to Mj> along; then two trading. *» shirt are their ^rutian-thewo uf affection and pride; for we natmaBy fore tboee A wouaa’s pride and a sonar’s guide -Tho needle. Con a lew cr be callol a. suitor, when he don't suit bar? Bailor*’ bats are all the rago among the girls of sixteen. I’hiladolplda Lridos hare a mania for dmb or gray traveling suits. Tho latent style of visiting card is of pale lavender tint and almost square. Happiness grows at our owe firesides, and ia not to be picked up in the strangor’s gnnlna. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe ha, been ap- kilt*plaited looped-r-wr behind. fronted, and Pcraaola are larger thio season and heavily fringed, making no light burden for delicate bands to bear. Thv Queen of Denmark, determined to put a Stop to fcmalo extravagance, is said to drive mt in a caNco suit �LOWER THAJV EVER Tb~e frightful K«U* will nut cearo orc almuet uuirmaUy Ropubhcana Bine. Fear* nr unall Democrotu: Phoenix ‘Cash nod disqual- .like a* > blundar .nd crime. THE DEMOCRAT!' EJ OT STO3FI.3ES HASTINGS. MICH.. - July 20. IB7L' THE rUBUBHEBS AMOCUTION. W*d»«day. the dirnrt rwult they will yet be able to strike tho 15th Amondment out of tho Constitution. their nnootutitational action. Th* atain and th*y tnny aottl* and divide a* they votoa their political cxirtaneo depend*. chief and tnovt AT AUCTION BIST PKIIffl IK ™ cm ■ im,m, . Oxr Waihington Correepondeaet. effort* of llio white* of the Southern State*. Ho thinka tho Ku-Klux should IVnaiMtWi July 14, 1871. The conduct of tho Medical Associa­ tion ot of tms this Diatrirt Dr.,. —tian vutnet in tn expelling are. .. . . , BIU. ta> l. tt. ‘ ■" "J u» ill— .r Vi. &. . . • . .1. Ladies' pisses and Children’s Ml.. >» Shoes and Gaiters i“< “•D^. ,°"r, -. moot if the* can thereby bo relieved of Health with Dr. Verdi, a Homeopathic WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. tempt iu this roenmuaity. During Um week amd ne-rt. in that decidedly excellent Hotel—tho Waim* .nit ll.A nfflewr. . nf llin Qty, it. hoopitabfo ritirenj, it* mpbl April 6th. 1871. with tho sanction of John T. Iloffiaan, night by Governor of New Ycrk, by tho grace of । h® could ” New Goods!! will not permit u» to publish to-day. Tho Associnlii'ti elected ns bfffcn* ■ion ia fo-a intrinsically dignified than abotdd have -xindod forth th. terror. UIU of Hue JaiUnBy Block! Barlow theirl»*dingropre*cntaUvev that through rm. aumairy 01 UUi„ I. ™M» .. . _ . ... fioee wore involved in it* full perform- Triimt. through our rtroet*. outrage: ' FOB SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. BIACK FIGURED AND STRIPED. . THE CELEBRATED RED IJON BRAND; demonsiratxin that Feaianism haa Any ism and nil thvir mutual cooperation denial of this light is a blur at froo-, against innovation upon tlie peeudo seithe •' cily of ken an-> its streets to bo sprinkled with dcru of apc-cch. Ot»(y .Tints dare tor-1 „ I,,. them u.t> bv aim baek it ia on insult to intelligence and humanblood. Th., sense of humiliation and POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRESS LINENS AT ALL PRICES. the ground, utwu which tha old bloody If th* threat, of the rnuru violent Rib- 4th annihilato ot July, the Irish Catholic mob. frhich h ! *.1 PIQUES A SPECIALITY. tho arouMul and envago rowdyism of die eurronderod. Qrongetnou criminal fhrfion* into conflict with the I If we had ware not carried out *tw chains of elaroiy iteelf. Thank God tho STIFLE INI FBI m MI maintained 1 dewwnded to fu- later run thvir ouuroe, be punbed a* by Henrietta Paddon, while attempting to stuug bv the manly action of Gov. Ran dolph, eonelndod to aesert the dignity of! pa|ers which make up history will hand I------ j occupy io commanding and influential a tho Commonwealth against disorder, j him down duwn to infamt infamy by 6’ writing: “ This poviti.m in thL community a* Dr. Blia* tho cowardly Mayor i - uv.ed the libortia* of hi* detoterioui pill* advertis'd in thopapers ema of responsibility upon tho Church to Tho alsove quotation will also apply fl 12th day of July, 1871. . Iriih (anemle* to Protoatant*, but reyu- I W* doeo thia article with the brief Ui .bj, „bul,, ,h., BaM. »omd«h«L.ul<koMlia JXJj'TrX dTbH 1 J?‘~ u iu iartin- nlo owwlor of imaHpU of u. CONSISTING IN TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING. PART OF Prints, Ginbgains, Lawns, Parasols, The Largest Stock in the City! DENIM8, STRIFES. TICKINGS CHECKS. D. & T. CAS8IMERF, BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHIRTINGS AND Shawls, Hosiery, timid- 11 ugnifirsnou ha* been attached WHITE DUCK OO.VHNOA BROWN DRILL, AQ, AC, Detains, Fine Dress Goods, Stripes, that city. JACONETS, SATIN LACE8. NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHECKS, KNAINBOOK CHECK. BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK STRIPED, VICTORIA LAWN, SWISS MUSLIN, FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC. . BOOK MUSLIN, SHIRT FRONTS. MAR8AILLE8 QUILTS, ------HANDKERCHIEFS. EMBROIDERIES, EDGINGS, INSERTIONS. REAL AND IMITATION LACES. MM Mil) HI GM! Bleached and Brown Sheetings, the 12th inet- produend a bantting nf • EVERY THING IN THE WAY OF WHITE GOODS THE HEW YOKE RIOTS. City, to K DRY GOODS & GROCERIES! We protect such quire* of ita follower* tho arbitrary prop cxcuniun to Mackinac 'and the interme­ diate place* of public iutereit, and we ot & Goodyear ‘T U •oJ Ud“« “ «rfriVn at, nfTnn*<V. l,Lrv at thn life of the thirds of it* officers of profit were in ! welcome leditfous Irmhuicn with the their hand*, but wu had not hitherto ■ frnodom of tuo city. On the great hoiunderofood that they had prohibited the W*J Fi-nfoni™ w* desk our public • , . biuhluiK. with irroeu flags. But when mutual aavuncemoui iu rearmug, wane J of the Hastings Republican Bairxxa, . and Hon Geo. Wiilnrd, of the Bettte • Crook Joental prvcc marching through our •trvcU, our d(y SS.qUUi.S.MUlM a uithoritire join the mob and ariomnlv . . . r .1 rnfi.no the diabolical nnDCItdee which forbid the prooeeaiua I Mayor Hall make* bur.oomb apoochea on the Fourth of July; dut tbiv it hit uadrrotanding OJ», u ------- ---------- promulgate. Haro tha Southerner, not of American liberty. | Mud throwing Mem* to be th* moetconCatholic mob. hnr wltat ia a nrocca..un but one wav i . . . . . . .■ g opinion: x>y inu iianncre, ! * ...... i.t the neceaaity of trampling upon the replayed, by the number. ,!«“. “ J “ “ P^"1 to *° Tllh Rtot,'' the New York TFdww uf the 13 th meu wieh to make a demwrv fare, on I undignified grimace ^uroarsoe as follow* of Uiu tiiloinou. talitirs of the dtiaoni tho Strwhs.” Russell <fc Nevins, begin to query eoinowbat thn*: “ n hy Tammany, which though hating forms | troii IM SHEETINGS, . Yurt and it* immediate vi initv. kerchiefs, Bed- l y profiasional cupidity. strict by force the liberty of proteetnnt Irishmen shows plainly th. dogmatical New York Qty. PhUadripbia, Borton. Baltimore, The Uth of July. oilier cine. a. Thursday, the Umngnmcu were admit- Gov. Hoffman’s and Mayor |l,8M,&05 76 - LTUfliB * - 455,092 20 196,346 69 $4,270,964 50 Hali’s Prints at ten cents per Yard ! spreads, Table Linens, Towels, Cottonades, Pant THAT CAN NOT BE EXCELLED! BOOTS AND [SHOES to pkaae My cue. CLOTHS AND CLOTHING, A LARGE STOCK. Linens. Window paper, Corsets, &.C., &,c. THE LITTLE BRICK Michigan Cnll’nga. to cost •140.000. Central Railroad boilding*. HI BARRY MILLS FAMILY FLOUR! LBS UH MW MD! bloody time should 1^. iwl BARLOW 4 GO ODYE AR. DETROIT STOVES capital of 9100,000, of which 100,000 At tho States Prison[during tho month the Democratic Mayor of New York ap- Hold extenialvely by Save over Fifty per Sale potitive, art to tin flight �Tip From th* Iota SretaU of July 16, we glean the following fa regard to fee trial of rcapcre on tho farm ot 8. A. Yeomans near that village on th* 12tL. Ten wachina* were entered fcr trial as follows : Johnson Harvester, Champion Combined Reaper and Mower, Eussril Combined Reaper and Mower, Buckeye Combined■ Reaper and Mower, Woods Reaper, Ex­• celsior Combined Draper end Mower,• Marsh Harvester, Dodge Combined xna-’ obiac, Kirby Reaper, Monrflald O«n- ipasmi of Whimping Cough an i relieved by Barr’s Pectoral Elixir.. , Ackley A Blade, Agents. : TIIK DAILY.-lt t> tho dca.1, who to lutnmlf hath ucvi-r said Intention or tho PubllahI mu.: go to the Firrt National Cloth­ ing 1! >use and get me a suit ot clothe*. orm ot thin Paper to In. ■ue n DAILY tlurlnig tho Fruneta, buy your pare Spirit* and Vanderpool trial. Hoad iu ger-cijo Irish Whiskies nf John Stsmtey. 11, 'i.:, the largest and beat stock of Lie re which ho sell* only for medicin­ al pun»>»e* or by tho quantity from. hi* era baa put pa Lcr tuuuutr garb, atily, aad the Firet Nntiptial Ck.th-1 ■louae ia receiving ucw goad* by .hi almost every evening. thri : Dirs-Shorter. Tni k»—Bri gh ter. Wuth mt—Cooler. Fmitnw—Buggy. Jurytex Ctinxr.—Busy. Nrw Arrue—In tuarkst Tac Ontrol ML-hlgoa Humceipxiusc Institute will be held in Hastings on Monday tho 10th da; of October. dattons and are for aalo by Purr BsarurJis, Real Estate Agents at Battle Creek. P. 8 —Peavy Bron have largo tracts of lar.de in Kansas. Nebraska and Iowa for sal* or to exchange for Michigan Buch ie th* nature «f a t*1*grap>b dis­ patch lari Friday, and wo learn Vander­ pool baa urged tbo committee to aecopb sitaatod on the river-rood just righty Money ia bring raised by subscription rods oast of the corporation limits of to procure testimony of imjiortnnt wite our city. Thro* springs arc worth a riritfroai any pmou, who tow* the loft unturned. In regard to tho offer beauty and magaiStoao* of nature, and of Mr. Bate* wo do not know bow Messrs. Hughe* and Van Arman will tt u a wonder th*y have not brau th* ■ take it, but wo arc of tho opinion that subject of universal admiration and ' it will open their eye* to the situation comment ere this. They arc on txm.id• orable of an elevation above the city, Wo prraum*, however, that tho whole bring rcme thirty feci higher- than nt thing will b* left to tha action ot the th* river, righty, rod* from tha springs. The field of wheat selected for tbo tri­Imagine a gravely burin, with water committee who hove matterr in charge. al was unduubtudly as sovaro a (<ft as• machine* oould bo well put into. Th*’ pouring out on all side, and cen.rnug ground was smooth and weil fitted to to one plcosan’, tumbling brook, and run a machine, and ia a' L»------------you have an idea of what this spring is; cultivation, as was fa evidence from th* bat one feature w* forgot to manuun. growth of wheat Tho soil was heavy they ar* iwyrayariri wife a mineral Burr-oak laud, and fa many place* tbo grain was badly lodged, sad th* farmer substance. -The ^>OW4 it « (.rJ| often rays, “twi»t»dfa all shape*" by to beUevo that thi* ia quite inoomet. tho a :tfou of th* wind and storm. stream of wafot come* out of th* earth Thoeo gentlemen daeire that iriBcicnt The wrather was flue, and by 10 that taslae stroagfy of iron and sulphur. means should be placed In their baud* o'clock nearly all the t’-aehiaoe w*ro **t W* found Mr. Craig a vury pleasant to enable them to prepare and jeesent up, and several of them went lata anoth­ tbo defense fa a proper manner, which goutlemau to talk with, nnd ho acemtxl will not loav.. it a fan-« and bring ridi­ er Gold of lighter grate, where they all worked wv|L Til* Marsh Hamster fa very much interested fa the idea of our cule upon theiusolvce. Thor dartre too, this field worked Tory finely, and from city taking such a lively faterari on the some remuneration for their time, ex- tho exprcerion of bystanders, w* judge subject of Warn Wmuu. Mt (look 1 peases, and Ibo groat labor and oifon that it worked to tbo satisfaction ot all. At 1 o'clock tho Marshal, J. H. Kidd, sajs pipe can bo laid -from this spring II "huh they will undoubtedly beatow | upon tU mm if they try it. Tho o(and down the river bottom to (he city i tempt i* being mad* Ly Mr1 Vander­ called for the macliinos to lake their rilao* fa tbo Hold fa the following order, at very moderate expense avcir cosl of pool to raise some money, and wa tavv (they |*aln« drawn for poritfan) a* above. pipe, and the fall will be euffibinnt to if wm CrtouOCZtl the test would force it, by tho up of a ram, to any part of tho cit . . id for fire parpcsscs, a current who 1 plI iu th* riv*r and th* pipe coumeki by fore* pump*, would euabfe us to qucuch any fire that w|th give ypn th* figures as regiitorod might break out The power would ba by tlw dvaamw-arfor i We will give the general average on­ ly, which will indicate tho actual draft ately after examining these spring*. of tbo machine ^t Ibis tri al, wit! also We procured some beautiful specimens of limestone formed by the action of tho water, and then at tho solicitation of Mr. C. visited a epring a few’ rode Txp Boston Cash stow have a largo i Horten: aalo on Saturday, at which they j invite all the ladies ami everybody.— | Hoee for 4c and 6c par pair. Tax M. £. Social will be entertained by jlrsr Thoma* Altoft Tore fay evening i 25lh fart. Como ono and all and .havo a giXol old fashioned visit hse been appointed Postmaster nt Vermontvillf. Mr. Homer 0. Barber hav­ ing rrrignod. Friend T. accept our con( gratnlations We are in receipt of th* Common ial Beftrie, publirited at Detroit, It i. a largo 32column paper and will uadoubti ediy make it* mark ia the cnsnmercial (world. W» welcome it to uur table. Barr'a Pectoral Elixir is recoupucaded u> any ono afflicted with a arorere cough. • Acklbt <t Suos, Agent*. William M Cxntrros, the root author . of “ Bcteey and 1 Are Out," ia prepar, ing a ^uel to that poem which will . nppesir ia tho New York InJtprodnt - slxwtly. ‘ Tas Cret Print Bbufk a* w ill bo »«ra hav* an liand for sale, by adrerti**ment,ls tww run by Com­ 5l),W0 fort Flooring. 10(1,600 feet Whitewood FttiUl-ing Lum­ I mitts A Brown, and is nailed tbo • City Print Store." Wu bciporit for them ber, 5,000 feel Bnrawood for Wagon Boxes, a Ifccral IuUrouag*. Mr. L Dickenson 25.000 feet Dreaaod Siding. For tho information of those who' bare been told tliat they have no RoSawer, would state that they liave -ono with which thev ean re-raw 8A,000 fret Gmr Lute partr Na 1 eamo homo Eritunlav—tho most of them—touting cheerful and rugged, and reomed to fool Bxst Java Uutfeo at Burell’s far 35c wail paid for tho few days of recreation. pound. If Party No. 2 consisting more particular­ ly of tho ‘told folks." (frioadDaoaisand wife of tho /eutori weladod) a® having delightful tinsra there this wilek. A* soon m bn lines* porauu wo shall try aud are thia peasant ]<Uct> of resort. will boy a gtod Tea at I’xMrex’fc Broncidtia and Asthma tan be cured j- using Barr's Pectoral Elixir. " Ancurv A Bt-ini, Agents. Oaaaaavnxa, July 15,187L E». lUsxia:—Having a bale teiaurc, thought I woold help to fill a email spare again ia tho columns cf (he Bxsux. — Evwrytbing U tovriy with ua, w brows han-rat ia about flnirited, corn atrotelung iiaalf mightily toward tho clouds, and the fcfrr bugs, doing who: they can to ward harvesting tho potato, vinca. Notwithstanding the ravages of tha bog, in some local, tie* heroabouta, potatoes look very hire, and wbrre the bug ha* bran kept off, by poison or olherwi**, tbo prom-** u a pretty good crop. Tbo moat of our fanners in cur vicinity, hare all their wh*at secured, and better wheat never grow. Th* Mt crop will be vary light, aa the early drouth was ruinous to th* mop. I bad calculated to bar* given you a little information in regard to th* Haatingt Gun Lake Club, Champion. Buckeye, Kirby/ Busm-U, Excelsior, It is situated on a high ^koo bf I the first of Augo*t, Mr. Holme* discon­ Wood*, tinuing it* publication at that time- 111 Johgsou, ground and pure water boilr up, and ' health is the cause that Mr. Dewey os- Dodge, there is apparently no outlet. However eribra to bi* resigning his position as tho water docs make off gradually down ' Mansfield. “ “ 262 '■ 5 tho hill, accaalonod by tho tramping* of | Buckeye, “ “ 801 “ 5stock, but Mr. Craig informs us that ExceUior, “ 420 “ 4So ray* (ba PbitMtr. Wkal it* when chia spring was discovered a few (Thc scoond and third tests as^not year* ago, it rcmrinod intact and the - । authority for its staletnoute are wo hare ported by figure* in tho Committee'* i I no means of knowing Certainly it Is water found it* outlet only from the port) | not true that wo oror gave ill health as same source by which it eumo up. Wo presume if an iron tube was sank , a reason for resigning our |>o*kian as at this spring a splendid fountain would I JlttiU .tginl. The resignation Ixiiag in be th* rvoult We are surrouaded by aocordamo with a determinatio* made springs <>a every hand. There is Ful­ when sro went on the Boad, the object ler a spring. Bwbmbv’s spring and nu­ rm had fa going there, tho buyieg of a merous other springs, all of splendid Power Pn-s* being accomplish*!, and location, but the best wo hr.ro seen yet, we arc bolding tho position against onr frw immense vulusne and force arc tho wishce thi* month, tlie dutins of which wu could not perform, lart week, owing to sickneaa. Wo do not know, nor does the PlAindtaJtt, wo pro*ume, whether no deoaton. Mr Chubb wu engaged Before doting this article w* must re­ Mr. Holmes i* to bo publisher after iu totting tbo draft, and it wns expected fer our readers to a western protpoct. in arranging for this trial that h* would August fat judge of them ou this point, ho being an We are glad the subjwt is beginning to take hold of the mind* of onr people. Rival location* are already springing up and if a looting committee arc ap­ point*! they will have *overal pointe of tho comps** to examine. Ou the form of 8. P. Cady, just west foot’' grated terribly on -their core. Wo The Comin.iu Council held a regular of tho corporation is a good spring from would udvite tho Jfa*r /••«*/ to more which he force* water by tamaroc pipe into the back room of (ho Empire block session at the Council Boom* in the City of (lasting*, Monday evening July 17th and nun. eighty rode to hi* house—np ahjll, too. Well he any* if the eity of thrir aensitiro cars, for wo presume 1871. Present hi* lion. Mayor Good­ year, and Aldermen Barlow, Birdscll, friend Burton will krcp niuiio to k-11 Eastman, Hua*, Haye*, KcufieM, Wil­ and have the instrument! played on too, liam* and Wooley. if ho eees Ct, and we jirtwumo ho dore The Recorder being abrcut, W. Haye* not caro for the Jf«*w Josrari to give pipa leading to the city. He thicks tho him gratuitou. advvrtiafag, unices they was appointed Recorder yr* hill high enough to produce force suffi­ the subject of the propriety of building al cient to throw water over the top cf any the present time an Iron Bridge scron building in town. We examined the the River, on Broadway, reported ia fa location and have no doubti.iu being a rot <-f building aueh Bridge. Whercupgood one, although wo do not think the ' on fee Council adopted the following res force of tho sitting equal to Mr. Craig’*; but the Pro«l>cei hill movement might th* rail rood quetUou »o*a*what Heavy 1 bo just th* thing deeirod- By going figuring ia m*ntfl**i all around. Tbson top of said hill ono can't help but Manhall and Obldwalcr Hao ia already {tonk, if he don't oxolaim: “ How’s fa tho contractor's hands, sad now tbo this for high I" One can look over the | quertion ia iwrMrurJ. blgheet steeple in Hartings, and can The Detroit, Lansing end Howoll R. see country for mile* around. Keep it B-, will seek a line for Cbicqgo soon, before the people, Water Work* are and if not already located should b* needed, lot's havo them." Why ndt looked after by onr railroad men Ensubmit thi* important question to a vote ,torpris* fa thia direction will holp to nt the same time the clccttor. is bold ou ,make as a famous falsad city. tno 7th of Aug. Wo think it would have th* sanction uf all who wi*h to save Th* District Camp Meeting of tho thomselvra ami property from fire, for W'rateru ■ Mtohigon District,of the Meth­ every house in the city could be protect- (odist Church is to be held two mile* cd by them. Our property would be .<e*t of Naahville. comm.-nciag Tuesday worth marc, rates of insurance would Augurt bilk and will continue on* week. be lessened, and the general health of ;For tho benefit of those attending, train* from both ways «O^«U>p 1 D'-' mitre from fin* Camp gr day cf tho meeting, there will bo team* to convey persons aad baggage to the ground. There wffi be a boarding teat en tho ground, wnd hay and feel for Now if ever anything woe feoliah, th* above three Un*s ar*. Any rchool-boy knowk if they know anything, that thn Tboro.pple river right hero fa thi* city, ■with but little exprase (and no sink Lol* full of malaria) poraeasra a ... ’ ' T •ad batterr. The defendant in thia cos* ran a ’pitchfork throegh the hand <rf TticmpeJn Jone*, of NnahrBle, the eomjiteining wixnrra. Defomlsn: plead guilty; was to old man, demtpid in .riwd and body, in dsrtxtet. eircutr atanero with a family of small children ly reerired notion that mam*d people arc toagar lived than single, doted th* debate and tbo mouth of tho sago M. D. with the fullowieg clincher: “You doe­ ton need not try to frighten a* into mat­ rimony with your stale tbronU ol an un­ timely grata; I have lived singfo ovar fifty years and bavo had time to 'take several obtervatknu*,' and though. I hav* known a good many erarned ladira who died young; I never knew au M ■rid to di* young in all u.y life ’> Th* above oonvenatian actually occurred in this aty, and will pose w* think for Michigan wit- th* 4th and 11 th fait, but noticed ia tho lost i»»uo of the Bxssra that tha corres­ pondent with thoeo at tho Lake bar alrrady donoaa But, Mr. Eli tor, I can­ not refrain from alio (peaking of the jol­ ly time* they have had, particularly nt the danoos aforesaid- Any one having born prciout, can novor forgot thum.C'aptaia Charlie Barlow, (and by the way ho I* a Captain at a danoe) u all that could bo dceirwl al a social, or public dsnoo. Ho worn* omnipresent, at inch time*, and looking after the want* ofcv- D. R. COOK & CO’S Offio* in Hortiaga FFe Ofjicr the Jallowinf TaxTiiha of LAATDS Mwhignn, A Good opportunity present* iteelf- Now ia th* time to Improv* it Miohaol Htmdey, a farmer loriding about a mile cart of the village of Ho­ mer, mot with a serious aeddent oa the 14th fast He wa* at work fa ths toft of his grain barn, and accidentally stepped through »u eponfag fa th* floor, by which ho was precipftalod to the a r Dwight, E. 4 Ilolbcwk, Ern,. and Joo Shoemaker, arc oltruyi an hand to entertain In the most agreeable man­ ner. Charlie W. Wocd, E*q. is another to help keep away the bines, then Fred Galloway, like tho ted ia always ready to |>*lf keep lb* bjtfl In PPtfom and |n foot thorn ii ni nso in mentioning any individually, for the entire company, ladio* included of cuuroe, know how to en­ ter tain, Mt only thrmsrlvro, but every one else who happen* to call on thotu -r­ At tfa0 l“t daaro nt Hastings Hall, Gun lake, there wo* a party present from the Kalamaaoo boat boa**, who exproercd thcmmlvM highly plearcd indeed with tho party, and I uodcratand (h; K^lautarcoan| intend to g(v» a party tho next time they cotno up, and invito tho Hea­ ting* people. And now yo men of tho Baxxn, the only way for you to fully appreciate one of tho** side splitting, mirth provoking (showman phrase) en­ tertainment* nt the Hasting* Gun Ink* Boat bouse, I* to be present, fur no pen can tnako the fol eocuraulate on your rib*, but io be at ono ot tho dances above spoken ot can. Rin. WOODLAND. Hew Advertisements. TVotice. XaUrei* tofskyctrt* tSM ar »i*> Lwy Mtla bul.n«rl.Jl.dk»hl.lil...l >■>,, CITY PAINT STORE ! Lixcols, Nkk, July 12th, 1871. Dun ^sxwxnAccording to agree­ ment w* again write yon a few linen To­ day find* me al the capital of Nebraska, a city not yet four years old and con­ taining about 3,500 inhabitant*, situated on a beautiful rolling prairie, and on the boy day* of this region, a part of which i* now th* State of Nebraska, being known a* tbo ‘ Great American Desert," which baa long since proved to bo no deeort, but a vast expanse ot the richcat •oil tliat tho aun over ahone upon. Many seeking homo* in tho West have txieome dieabused o! thn idea that throw vrat plains were a» impassable wilds, in­ capable of producing sustenanco fur hu­ man life, and have already made this doaert, so called, in many placet to bud and blossom a* the ro*e. Thi* place, which, leas than four years ago, con­ tained only throe or four " homos toad'' house*, is now a flourishing city, eontaining many public buildings and pri' veto residetsocs, which wool-1 be a credit ' to cities and States many year* older. HARTINGS. PA INTERS AV ool AVanted! EXOELSIOJ8 IRVING. It has a vsry respectable Capitol budd­ ing, coating 810 ),000. The Slat* Unireraity, a very fine four story mod -rn stylo structure, coating 8150,000, h locotad here; and nearly read’ for occupan­ cy All th* leading Christian denomina­ tion* are rnprveentod, there already be­ ing ton hotura of worship erected, the greater part of which arc very fine Ff'nod's Self-Raking railroad* arc already in operation. tho B. t M. B. H. R. (being a continuation from Pacific Junction of tho B. 4 M. B. B. R. ia Iowa) extending to Oete, some 20 miles weal and which ia to connect srixh fee U. P. R. B.: and th* Midland PITTS, R^CIJfE and TXCUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HOLLERS, and the largest stock of Ou raotiaa of Mr. Barlow the ■ecounte of the proprietor* of the Republican Ban­ ner Cor publishing two City Ordinance*one of 17,50, and the other of 16.10, was allowed and onlyre drawn. ' Oe motion, the aeoount of I. F. Make­ peace for aervieea a* Marshal, of 122 24, AGRICULTURAL By the politeMM of J. P. Lanta, Esq-, and Cob W. F. Doniphan, wo were per­ mitted to vimt the Groat Balt Benin or iquing*, two ralfee from fee city, tho fat- MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL with J. Palmiter of the Oceana Connty JMwael There spring* ace beginning to attract considerable attention, end to On tanlioo, the account of A. J. Baa*, oom* extent arc being worked, about for service* by request of the Marshal of cne ton cf Milt bring mad* daily by so83.00, wm allowed and order drawn. On motion of Mr. Hams the p,Utioa of Aekley * Slade and ethers, in relation to the running at large of dog*, was laidI for ttoa psrpow. On* of thoao componie* has liored to tho depth of 650 feet < ml otaihwl ««pU of hn~, and equal in quality, it ia said, to any | । in lb* Union. Tho spring* fire’, above . named flow nnltmlly to tho surface into i i a natural basin extruding over ono hun----- -- ---------- T-~m.IT ~ -z ‘acre* “! . Thi* will bo an infe* earn* forthwith, and that hereafter all‘ d^d Goods are Cheaper than Low GRANT & PHILLIPS sad it ia thought that with th* prepara- i ttot» nov Iwing made, this eity of Lin- I if they were only built Fall creek run* two grist mlUa and sssraxal saw mills nearly- tho whole year round. Tuat Utile creek ha* nearly forty feet fell within a mil*. Bhoot again Mr. - squirt-gun,” Hasting* likes, to be od- edb, will, ere Tong, become th* “ Syra___ -r xr_< fee Horsemen ATTENTION! DamsT ' DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, amine Green Street, from Clmrcb Bireel wart, a*d if edviaal-le lot a job, or job* for repairing said Grc«n Street On molten Council adjourned. Parti** drawing to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheecftilJy give all information d-irod. And we will s From We Son icin hs cheat York to Chicago, �BBOWN & CARTER, 260 Main Street, JACKSON 8 O’CLOCK. CHAJLC*MY ORDER. RTATE or Ktcwcxw.gyy*** 1373^gwtats=.’isga fceatet AMtm,ttewXevsa»T Ch.. Sts,. Me. ' TEACIIERSORSTtDK’rrs ’ aa3Eix.-*xs«g raixnru. ronre re w root ad Oil - H EGIOWOTMSrWWYLrAM1A iscuaJv; FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ing a boy to the form, is to let him hare •oatodriag up* it for his Own. Giro him a small plot of ground tu cultivate, altow him tho tiroreed, for hi* own use. lart him hare his vtreni to break, or his steep to case for. Ibo ownership of evea s fruit tree, pleated, prawd sad brought to tearing by his own han da, will inspire him with an interest that no mere reward or wages con gnu la ad­ dition to the cultivation of taste for far» Chieago, Bock Isla life which such a course will cultivate, the practical knowledge gained by tho l*>y vrill te uf the high eat value. Ite ing interested, be will be more oteerr-1 nnt. and wifl thoroughly loam whatever ’ t* |(jn success. ad eqaaliy important ad’bc tho aixustaaung lum reponsibitity. Many young ..____ well acquainted with all tho manual operation! uf tho farm, fail utterly wh-n entrusted with Urn man- LEGAL NOTICES. Dauehny A Wa. Column. AGENTS Mr Milt O'Gew* 30 Years Experience TKM hailwat omw xmx Rofocater to New York. 385 lutes, Buffalo to No* Dotkirk to New kcrk,450 nutos. davelnnd to New Yorit flSImOes, (ZltoM. T.W-te, lie MADE FROM 50 AND DECORATIONS, amd i> non I fgygi to 27 XM» ran anonrxs torra. HTHW=S"iw’lteut7tea«e<>fo.»cbro. CHEAP FAMS! THEA-NECTAB is a me BLACK TEA Shop in BABLOW A GOODYEAR'S Naw Warehooes, WELCOME WABBLE. 1M*«. ate B.t-u, «* Soximixa Aeorr Twn.—Why do I' ■ome peoptoa teeth eomn out ’.aero read-11 ily than utbm ? Tho reasons for this are^irobably uinny^ Ateut tlio middle! Oa W»t« res Br-Wres lx tea Uiseas tors m AMERICAN DETECTIVE?:. M'ACSOI.D IX MOATS. Kalra l«m ste yreteaws tewte to atfaata. sill Teontiu Cavnxtou,—A Isdy cor­ respondent at the Promt fhntr asys: “ I have found that tho cause of the cream bearing to froth sometimes, in chnraiug. is carbolic acute gas. which is " heavier than the uunosphcric sir. col­ lecting ia cellars or where milk,is kept. It, aomchuw by uniting with tte crMuto in a small portion; eauroa it to froth Wl bn hard to churn, and the butter to ita very poor when done, nod when tteerw to much ut it iu tho cream, it will not churn butter at uIL The remedy I have found tliat will eutiielv provciit it, is quicklime aaeil freely where the milk is kept, oitter in lime water, cr the litnt •trewrd in tho collar. Afler the gas is ono removed, it cun be- prevented by a veasol of limo being kqit in the’ cellar and rcnaerid when nceeseery, and you will hare no trouble in churning winter and lijtrr-aLmrnfai. CURTAIN GOODS better teeth than the Whites. Ho or-1 counts t» the differences in this strange ’ way—that the reds koep fan mouth ehrtt, ’ whereas the whittw keep it vpeu. The : teeth, be says, require moisture to keep their surfacm in good working order; when thu mouth ia cram, the mucous i membrane Ua • tendepey to dry up, the teeth lose thoir neadsd supply of1 moisture, and thcuce sank! discvlorattju. nesa. and eventual kwu of toei. Lfr.1 Oatlin eoold* the human taco generally for being Ivee eensilife thru tbo brutes in thia rk»poc<, and tho white race epecially in oitajioulscn withi tho red. Wt keepow mouths open far tab much ; ‘ tho Indian warrior sleeps, hnnto and ■unHes with his mouth tliat, and empires through his nostrils. Among the vir­ tues attributed by him to cloeod lips, ono to exaeHMB—wnen you are angry, keep your mouth shut—C> itofrris Juur- ■Me wm visited America, and wrote sensibly | atom what ho saw. lie obmrvcd a fro-' nueat Iowa of teeth among eettiera from • Europe, rsnccia’ly women. After dis­ cussing and n-jeeting teeny modes oL explanation, he attributed it tq hot tea ■ •nd other hot beverages; and tamo to* I general ccnoluaion that “M feeders I loro their teeth more readily than cold * feedara." Mr. Catlin, wki SABIN & MASON’S. .« “• 1*1. Vorlb'ra l.r WMsMOrt. Hamstare Xre'j'r’J} Lttetajterj3£ iBSStttStSU- aygrst®”5*’ .’AORTGAGK SAI WUnm. 4e*ialltaslM aj WELLS’ CABBOLIC TABLETS, X Million Dollar: Cov.'w. out o4/ JudU //j A< aAiaA^ixusteu GR.LVD RAPIDS A/ CAUTION r tos. JOI1X Q KKl.LO<IO. Pl.tl Ml.. X. Y. ^OGS MARBLK WORKS1 DEDUCTION OF PBICES to ooioxinii to &/< fthiQ-srki /4’lhj, ci c?jh/ 6<Ax- CiMuiMMliAk biikthb i------- >flOt) ttsfraorlstaijufastfsrt/l v* OJL (fat&tf oj. Hij&nd ‘ “• r"r~“- ‘ Ju’.^CluvtvJ J. P. BOBERTS & haaMis l/i/J itv/CA-kaUv Ou/*f UUiJ t/rfMwixlJ RUGS ISTORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPF Lead and Zinc Paints, (dolors of all Shades. Dye Studs, CAUTION Medicines, Sl’AlNTS & MLS. none that re.quire more eystemstio core in feeding than tha hone. A horse School Books SIadit ncry. should bo fed regularly sad in moderate amount, and when worked he should bo worked judiciously. A horse fed in this wny may bo kept at a moderate cost, and win bn mate tenlthy and pertinu tn^o labor then it fed iughlv, or u taanv are PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECEIPTS. in tbs babii of feeding tb«r horses. Horses will certainly ent hay enough to injure them if they can get iL Wtom, hey to kept constantly before theft,! horees are apt to spend their thus is : throwing it around tojwv.tnrrr in tii.ir mck; they soon l«cotno ditonth&xT J* Averill Chemical Paint, AMERICAN MARBLE JURUBEBA IICH IR ALREADY- FOR VHEOF ANY DESIRED SHADE Oft COLOR. ASnHHJlIlXI.V MV TIIM iri'ikltnv n a tv . vnnz.u * HI DELL & CO. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, A Wks to itof.—Truth i. cm of the reseat virtues. Near a ymah Lai. teen k*t to society by allowing Lt'soboud to tarnish toe character, aud by foolishly throwing truth sway. Hoa« —fr, frankness, goaerosity, virtue—bles­ sed treiu I lie tin-®, yoore, my boys, we •hall not fw. You nre wntrL.-l by your oidars. Men nho ,-ire looking for clerks nn>l npprrriti -os, hare their eyos on you. If you are profane cr vulgar, Far Hctaring to Gray Hair ita natural Vitality and Color. ItXtKlI ASrt> ■ Family Sewing Machine, ^texe^Wj NEW CARPET HOUSE NATURE’S Tito very BERT PLACE Hair Restorative €!ARKET8, OH. CLOTHS, MATTJNG8, MATS. (.‘TUOLSTSllW GOODS • kmnte upjdo with Tte nuxture mart bo altos and then eprinkto us the bt«a withe watering pot Tl of u Ulta&w Uta CaJaroduea. coil up on tte fas.ir, or the g l NOTTINGHAM LACES, eat. fitch KWka. iter* LtAig,*.ixx< F. IMMEN. MARSHAL'* SALK. • -I • »nl a *w, l_kl ... . iron � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-07-27.pdf c15596c88fca737e357ee8c991f404b8 PDF Text Text VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 27,1871. .mer Goods | ■ , DEALERS IN NO. 13. '■ Faith ro’have ysxirer a tether tar Pittsburgh ships 80,000.000 bushels me, rar honor 7” of coal annually. '•What name J" asked the ubraue Si- Louin has forty-eight school house* qBjHL «lMd al 11,7X0.000. Why, me awn name, av coarse. Whose else.” - What is your name 1" continued the »jr» sssuwCsw or ALL KUiDS. HUIIWIBE. r Himms, BE CLOSED OUT A.T COS1C OrgaMfes. Percales, Lawns, Grenadines lari Poplins, Shawls, Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests. Summer Hats Glove n, &c. <fcc. EOLE AGES TS FOR BARRY COUNTY, FOR THE BUKCEYE and CLIPPER ; Mowers and Reapers I । Johnston’s Self-Raking Reaper, Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, _ and Broadcast Blaster and Grain Sower. BOSTON Hastings, July 27th, 1871. Picture Frames DWIGHT & CO. raormetods 6f the JI BPECMLTr. 61 We keep on hand and manufacture to order any sii frames, which we will sell at prices that defy compt JL.AXTC*’ BLAIVKJS. the most complete Flock in the city, manufactured %y Richmond A Backua, the only reliable form hi one. A full stock of m P.Mk- OS« Is tee 11 utesss 1t& Mtr SCHOOL BOOKS* all kimU that are used in the County, as cheap as can be pur­ chased ekewher^. : Wts.Manufartcre the follow:nR Patent CotnblnadOB Mu-'Bonni .nd 'Wood. Beam Plow., with Kteel or Cast Mold Roni. Do- Ige find Curtlm flow.. Im­ proved Wheel CulUvatore. Corn Pltew., Shovel Ptowv, Gang PMwarNW RnUere, Square ami Buttergy Dre»a Hookdrti Patent Adjustable Hinge Harrow, here|<r»,. CtauMtpn K«M*C ttattcQthlng to our line. Repairing MiKinlnery promptly allcmlM loot all tlina*.. We ore .Agents for the Blank Books, Memorandums, & w - a fresh supply JACKSON WAGONS Glen <Sb Hull Threshing Machines, Clover I . Huljers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Rake. IW.» M MMI, U e pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand ^U° Hate. and 8ali. and in fact cverything^rejit in a fimt-clasa STATIONERY STORE. Plcaee call and examine stuck and prices before purchasing • ckh where. (■ u J. L. & DAN. REED’S .T. HOBJenTS Ac CO. The host place in the ■** ------ to buy------ is at the ijew brick store of ■tnsiCUX Mrffcre-a. Deltas ■ y. »«w tee Coen ll°«»« (Suca>5«>r to Hicks & Fnles.) Sum That is the whole at^yy. Our CARRIAGE BODIES are made of tbr txeC msteH.1 and by the hand of W. O. HEDRICK I. our Trimmer, and he, too. baa Gen. Howard ti^nuAXHttir ksM.tklvtee. *l’«n S3; ItovVe tote ing young black men organise reading club* and davuto thcmwlvrs to the study of ioarnalutio wisdom. In one sense, this state of things is very lorelf, t" T ‘“X it helps the circulation of publie journal* Kimulatrei the spirit of inquiry, gives 11 tewo»«2«kas. I'd to «sk|a »* odi tors a new field to work in, and seta tho political wiro-puUaza to burning. In anotanx sense, it ia very drondful-for sec 1 tho untutored black finds his own color called white, and white called black, in tho ccntnuhrtory column* nf the rival aewvpapma with which his leisure is amused; he is pereonafly coaxed by ooo lot of pajiera fresh from tho port-iffi=o, and. personally bullied by tho suocsedIng lot; he is told to vote for Jansa till to cast his ballot for bmitb ; and then, at the end of the week, he recourse his re­ ligious journal, which informs him in honeyed accents that both Smith and Jones aro treacherous mortals, and that really there is no fiuth in man. The black man, unluckily for himaalf and fur the people whom he is mistakenly set to rule in tins Southern Stats* is an uned­ ucated person, whclly untrained in the skillful art of delecting shams and find­ ing the truth for himself-and if it be true that the newspaper is his principal sdunl, ha will be a subject for profound pity just so long as American journalism remains ns it is. Wo regret to sar that pure and r enrihlo nrirrpnpero arc not al all tho rule, but too obviously the excep­ tion nowadays.—If. Y C^uttrM M- Painting and Trimming, J- mc\ an' would bo yit, but he's gone dadd.” • Confound you, what do yon call I yourself f losing his temper. “ Bsdad,” says Pat, firmly, “I call mooelf a gmtloman, an’ its a pity there ain't a cotfslo av us.” of Ben Wade " profane history.” * Stand back 1” commanded the offi­ An inch of rain falling upon an acre cial, with dignity. of land weighs about one hundred toon " The divfl abac I git me tether.’ During the year 1870, Michigan turn­ ” How can 1। ed out 1,750>>00,000 fret of white pine won't tell mo wl It i» said tM?Wfouriri traveling oonlinuoudy without any stoppages can single year has converted them all to the now go round the world in eighty days. practicability and tho bocinceuce of tho; a sbeot of paper, like scheme. The results thus far arrived at1 A Down East editor says that sinco 10, hand up avie.” may be stated as follows: , -------jke you! Won’t you The first quosUoc, and the most auxi- I1 toll mo who you arc ous one, retatro to morals. Many people I " Faith, I’m an Irishman bred and re fieri with vsguo horror upon the dread­ bom, seed, brood an' ginyraticn. Mo ful consequences to ensuo frouiyoung father was cousin to one-eyed arvoy mon and women attending tlu.> same lec­ Magm, the process sarvrr; an' tnu moth­ ture. and recitations- Tho profinajrs at er belonged to tho Mooneys, of Klima- Michigan tell us that none of there thocad. You’re an ignorant old disci­ dreadfol consequences havo harooaod ple, an' if yvuTi only creep out o' yex there, Tho stud.it. in the University hols, I'll welt your hide like a new shoo behave tnwani each oilier just as ladies An' av yo get any satisfaction o' me, and gentlemen do ootaids tho Universi­ mo name’s not Barnoy OTTyn." A Boston paper writiag of a recent ty - no better, no worse. Another quro“Oh, that’s your name, is H?" said1 addresa there, MJ* I “The discocreo wsa tiou concerns tho influence of lady stu­ an hour in length, and wan listened to dents upon the boyishness nnd benrishyilh ability.” ness traditional among the stsdeuts of ths other sex. Upsn thia painC Aho tes­ Kettles may be cleansed of onion and timony ia that no palpable e Abate-have other odor, by dissolving a U'oxpoouful been produced. Tho number of ladio* of pestrlaah ar salmtus water, and being only 80, is thought to havo been , too small to effect al once the manners 2. Reading when others are talking. of a thousand young men. Certainly 3. Heading aloud in company with­ tho behavior of tho male students is not out being artced’ Ims manly or gentlemanly than it was 4 Talking when other, aro reading, • before. But the question is very prop­ bitting about thn house smoking erty adjourned to another yvar. when or chewing. the 30 lady sludenta will bo roplsoofl by G. Cutting finger nails in company. 1 21)0 or 300. But thn most micresting 7. Leaving a church before public sod decisive testimony is that concern- ! wurshib ia dosed. ' ing tho ability of young women to hold | 8. Whispering ar laughing in ths - their own with young men, in all the ar-1 house of God. . dnous seSneee and hteraturea embraced D. Garing rudely at stranger.. in tho wreral University orarscs—i:i 10. Leaving a stranger without a ' higher malh.-malic* in adrunoi science, acet in Greek, in I a tin, in law. and in msdi11. A want of respect and ravcrance f ano. Wo are assured, without an ex­ for seniors. > o ption or a qualification, that ths ladies 12. Correcting older psrsosi than , itand amor-g tho rery boot scholar, in yourrelf, esp.-cisliy parenta. . the ■University; that tbay represent tho Tho steam power employed in ths 13. Hoc ciring a present without an ft —r'~ WSTT! Stent 01 oaxnMUxea* 0: lauiuulaui. a:.u esproeuon of gratitude. United States doss the labor of 140,000, T\»ir«u-~ teas'* arisus- Uh Hui- i> s«la' । of conns in study ; and that all doubt, 14. Making youreelf the hero of your 000 mon, while that of great Britain is Ast w—kr-L u>«r ■ if any existed, of the capsaty of the own story. equivalent to 400,000,000. ■ ife»stite>MisriUs'Moure fetninhw brain to grapple .ucceesfulh 16. laiughing at the mistakes of othA Cincinnati paper thiuka ft aaooamry I - -1 l-j-j s— .. 1. . -4 -m . with tho nut ruggod and aUtruw studXifosjaw^e/ | iss, bas been put to flight In the Uni^"erbJUv5'£‘tp^S.iK^“.b.iid 10. Joking of others in company. I1 L'SJim*”*,nU *“ “ “ | varrity examinations just clored. not on17. Commencing talking before oth­ AM tttbwuMMSM WM Urie-. sM .Lusir; |y nas no lady student been conditfoned, er! hjve finished speaking I Tta! rroliGo* re-k rt m m. m* »» I but not one has made even a pxw figure The Rate of Michigan contains 5,144 18. Answering questions that have intand WtM, covering an area of 1,114 I b<wn ____ _____ __ put to othera. miles, bosidM a water front on tho groat “Sat—31 -»--i n.I„v.prl4.aUuU.I.ir. lakes of more tlmn 1,850 miles A mineralogist of San Francisco, The point of a long correspondence slaims the discovery of a proeesa for between Gen. 0. (L Howard and other combining iron and sulphur, winch pro­ friends of the freedman, is a very simple duce. a coaipiand haxaer than iron. one. The Southern black is getting his Tho census of England. Walce and education through the newspapers. Carriage Shop City of Hastings, GROCERIES, C. H. HICKS I „v of Ji il< r»on ami Railrmu, 8(r JOHN ROBERTS. What haa Michigan Udvmsity to say for iteoU now that it baa had iar emo year, in all its deportments of law, msdicinc, and literature, tho presence cf young womon ? In ardor to furnish our readers with an authoritative answer to thta quMtuiu, wo bare taken peins to consult mombere of all tho faculties of tho University; and wo may say, at tho outset, that tho answers given to us are, without an exception, moat emphatically fcvorabla. facuWea ofMfohigan Uaivonlty aro eosnpoood, in ths main, of very eouservativo mon; awl the admis­ sion of women to their Univarsity was not thoir work, nor iu accordance with AGWILTYAL MACHINERY •ffWvSHHFta*-. I BMfea?Sarch Admluion'of Woman to Collages- pny Cush for my Groceries, I Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. SS^in._M«-et SS b. «uta»' Harillv sor two ladies kiss alike. , Than, is as mnah variety in tho manner . of doing it as in the fooea and manner of the acx- Some delicate Rule croivturvs merely giro a brush of tho lip. This is on aggravation. We seem about to hare a good lime, but actually get nothing. Others go into it like a hun­ gry man into a beefsteak, and seem to •100,000 Henry M. Smith, Esq., journalist, is chow up our countenances. Thia is dis­ gusting and drives away a delicate lov­ building a hotel in Chicago. er. Olliers struggle like boas burying Mary L. Booth gets 84,000 a year for thomsdvee in the dirt This is won by editing " Harper’s Boar." oxertiema, and is not worth the trouble it costa. Now wo aro m favor of a cer­ . Murat Habtoad, of the Cincinnati tain shyness when a kiss is proposed, but it Uonld not bo contmnsd tootang; and when tho eno gives it 1st it ba adDr. W. J. Youmans, mintaterwi with a wannth and onorgy— ofProt Hailey, is ths let there be soul in it. If she Joses of ths Galaxy. Lor eyes and sighs deeply after it, tho Salem Dutcher, Esq., of the N. Y. effect is greet She should be careful not to ‘'Jobber,” but rive it as a ham­ JFtrU, has rctarasd from the South, ac­ ming bird nine his bfll into a honey- companied by hi. bride. roriJ* d«q. but doBcate. There is Mre. Louisa Chandler Moulton Las much virtue in a kiso when wall dehv- been engaged by the Naw York JWkew, ered. Wo have ths memory of one we as its permanent Boston representative. received in our youth, which lasted us Gre. F. Train, Oso. W. Smalley, of twenty yean 7 and we believe it will bo Jh»wu, B. M. Corwia and wifo, and the last thing we shaU think of when James Girard, .ailed for Earope on Saturday. Bret Harte, Ma, Julia Ward Howe, Mias Nilsson and Charlotte Cushman aro among the celobriLire already sctiled •! . a lady for whom ho had rcorutly foroed too marriage asrttee- Dwto renew tho aoquaintanee (for tho r had interested him greatly nt the *) ho sccosted. list with tho remark: Mndam.drd I not have the pleasure carrying you a few days since F’ A Louisville editor regreta that Cady ‘ I was married a fcw days since.” Btautm and fioaaa B. Anthony are goYm, I thought I was act tafetakaa ; ato tho Pacific in Juns, as that u a > lata ia the oroson for CoBwebro and to early for Arapahoe- Bret Harte denies, through a New­ port paper, that bo ft the author of a pocci called “ Tbs Fat. of a Ffghtoag ANYCWY IN MICHIGAN. J. L. & DAN. REEO. —» broad, thia brown hair, a fair complexion originally, but his face ia now badly pitted with smaBpox ; ryes remarkably small and bril­ liant, and an indrecribablo exjboaaioo of oodntwtaiM* that indicates a spirit in roeantrte lympstliy with all that is beautifid and *11 that is good. His voire U Weems’r Wsxx a Crrr.—The Hele­ na OaM> teLb a drey of a young man tastUatyeh^a bv macU. in St- Louis last winter. It ms ttai on a cold day -he vent into tbo'Sowthsm Hotel and kwkiag in vain for a store, asked the clerk it there was no pjare .m. n.u—1 w.rm hhas-lf The dak waited urtMnrty —erwdfl- Gold & Silver Walches, �New Advertisements. k 1872 will ACKLEY <& SLADE Election Notice. Hurt, preudiag. ■|TAiiTIXa.“, MICH, Y»X J WT IX DECEIT! OF A MFLXX DID tutcoamuni orncx* i a'”“’jwya*f5?t.| QTOCKOrXEW GOODX. it* ftul Banco, uadar General Draon, Jafar 26,1871. yyuEcr fxom tueimpc QOXBwnxuoK twe Tancos A MBDIClXtA sSErE pATEXT MEOICISBH, cmrr " the chief rpcoatsnj uuxDBio*. «. Gilbert Ho*well, fur attempt to poison end kilL rpSUISES A BL’ITOHTX. pAIXnAXD OIL*, Vtabbisu axd TnxrxxnsA voiced, attack upon tho United State* T UBUCATIXG OJI, j HASTIH6S. MICH.. - July 11.1371. TZ-EUOACXX A5P XAnUA, JJAIXT AXP VABXUU BUU88X.V. Wire-pulling Chaplain. 5 V.M., and th* third at midnight There ohaarvation* are made by instru­ ment* all of which are perfectly adjusted tea standard at Waahiagton. Thoy rallie-l again, and probably would, the Catholici to aupprosa a noises m attendance. I run stroyrd. r our hundred and juocea, principally small b very small arms, and fifty flag* People bo­ taken. We counted 283 dead C QCUOOL BOOXR, nOEUA ASO GIST DOOES, J^jmuRAXDA BOOKK, TAYLOR, BAWKIMV and DAYTO.Y £JXVEI.orXri /,."3 FAPEB. 3UJUKY BAZ vy-ALL AXbCUBTAlX FAHtX. their tnuismiMson is also a filed number | EOAL AXD CAP FATEH, I l^OTE AXD FAMCY FAFXB. VbT1C.TS LEGAL BUXKX a. kwere. Tbo Irish Cathulic vote is th® £ |be a<„CTna:.n, foundation and main tuiwork of the' ( - - Democratic party. Tho Democratic defense, losing 500 killed and wounded.’ party rules supreme io New York (Sty. PITTS, RACIME and TECUMSEH THRESHERS AND CLOVER HOLLERS, / and the largest stock of I jjlARIE8F0HKI. A.GRICULTURA.L MACHIN RY Q0LD A»0 FEXCIU. j^TUL FEX V AXD 1I0LDEBS, aent, and will piobably bo sealed, which * President, by hi* fallow nXarsh. Harvester, jsvoicE axd rocErr dooka put YEM BO0KH A3P CUBXCD IMHders. r XITIAI. AXD sort PAPSX. abort time, if cavil and religious liberty citadel killed with bnUet and epear; Morin® Dennis, Hnreahnn and Lands­ That Of the People N. Albert 8. Recd. ia to be enjoyed only at the dictation of man. All of our wounded, niae in hi* “infallible highness" the Po|ie of respondeat ■3^TBA.TE*3Sm. *"» MOtO-Waeil, VyLASK DOOXX. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. plead guilty and waa remanded for aon- attendance on ’ the right that hn fTootfs Setf-Rukiuf/ gOOKH AXbKTATIOXXBT, For the best Meat of all kinds, call at the Central Meat Market,near the BankI will please you every time. JI lot of Su£ar Cured Hams Just received. feeling in the public mind. gin to inquire what kind of a country lhe right attention ■ QTAi'LE OROCniEX. Tr> r-newer ■RILWIffl. most useful as Indicating 1 MAEE * STRC1AUTY OF ALLMTYLEM OF OPEN BUGGIES E. P. BURRALL. pUOTODBAFU ALBL'MA >hn Weisertt’* Hardware Stars, Brown's N'<*r Block YAXKESXnnUXH. i rpOILET COOIW AXD TEUFUMECY. AKTI1VB W00I1. sion of Orangemen, who are protestanta. fifty broad, and contains a imputation . ^xd»o rorru. ac. PHOBATEORDER. continuance of the Mine. ’ ACKLEY & SLADE.l DRY GOODS! inhospitality to the sailors of Chretien LOWER TH.l.V PAUL sued prohibiting ths pioteatanto to apTEW ADTERTISEaETTK, granted and the Justice directed to make out all over the State, and tho ]>arty further return. Daucheyj Cq'e. Column. ___ 1-.__ , , , , , ookKV iiouuiau was too slu verdict rendered fur tho p mntiffii f>r i . t-Mtsnn. t _. r ■. ,n ■ " tbchm to let tlung* to go on i by then, both for cavalry and infantry. 8290 f. telegraphed , to the central office in 1 », Washington. d O’CLOCK $375 i is because there are so many pen, tion-n patent right note; defense, fraud, j the 1 rotestant procession, and called | ~oat (he military. If tho matter had In the itsuc* of law, ca-.<? number , .... . , . . ., , Phoenix Cash rpni-s is xo tfCMBcai serve the devil of corrupt jpety SCORES Save lour Money 1 rL \v is-, r .7 7 ' I “m» ClinK in ,1>*1 •'”1 U dreaded far more than death. and Geo. W. Mill* for tho re.nondcut, . . , , . , , . . -------- ;----------------,----- tonco by a proclamation, which had a tendency ! Caso number twenty'fire an the im­ Gur. of Npw York to do parlance docket, judgment for *134.24 Gov. Iloffluan opened in THEA-NECTAR l* a rear 1LACX TEA defense of a pure church, hurl back tho octrapt proposal of a recreant clergy­ it will drive a largo number of thinking man a* a dark, premolitatod and un­ protealant white democrat* from tho qualified insult. party all over the Stale and country Whatever Methodists ma parlance docket, a judgment by default bh un ms h m mi. Y p. ROBERTS & CO, Mk wn.lMsle snly Uy <te Great Atlantic & Pacific >b Ml 3sw r«k. I*. O.fev tabulated and handed to tho officer (Professor Abbe) wbo*o duty it i* to I write out the ajuunai* and deduce the I " probabilities," which in a fi r minute* Ladies’ Misses and Children's hundred Irish Cetbofic Dcmocrnto in of thirty minutes. her ihirty-tlirco fur $108.15 and costa. Shoes and. Graiters. DRUGS WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Medicines. THS VAKDERPOOL TRIAL. miserable failure. com U Dye Stu crnlic officials tu sul] out religivus libcrtv Any Catholic jixtest April C<h. 1871. , are immediately if posailite at all. more absolutely SAINTS & OILS.! liecinr.wt'. faith ia thu ability of Mr. Batea to do 'School Books Stationery. WILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, silk osbev eOeirei remdwa. is a s»ilar fans ar Ik® ear* ®f all Tkreal and Lni tiwue. ’ IIOJIaDDM s*4 CLCXKAT1UH rf M® i meals sr. caartsai of relief .u <UM < the political highway, on which those thia magnitude end importanev on the post in contempt bultetina flora tbo report* just furnished him by telegraph the sergeanta are pre­ -rhich shall show by arrows He is the groat bion- rRESCRlITlONS AND FAMILY RECEIPTS. , hero that all the Repsbliesna have done Ayer’s Ague Cure stain cn but professional character that REDUCTIOH OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIEtf. ^At SAVING TO CONSMKRS Russell &, Nevins, DETROIT STOVES H. A. Goodyear, manifold process) Denier in world one® balisvee that Christianity . is just the right thing. The monos can’t **e thing* in this light They say if way put an them. Thesu maps aro displayed at various ous pointe in Washington—r. »t A j: VE«T xntECTt, SEW TORE. H istory of the WAR IN EUROPE HARDWARE, North wide Main Street, ter future uao. first appears. Wily trickster* are often part, lodged and tad in the building. Thmr steeping apartment ia like tbo caution = Empire ouh public schools. with great regard ventilation. By m Gn Tmwday evening tho School Board sacssasgE teai-hcrv «~k »r £ BOOK « MB SO HE H MiehigaaCulling*. Judge Upson recently decided that * Indiana divorce is valid £2 School in Ward 2, and Mariam Butter In Fact ■ Holland ia being turvayad. Goods are Cheaper than L iv! tional dobt entire, ar aaiuwe tho debt* AT THE STORE OF GRANT & PHILLI S. JURUBEBA. it cut by <|ui.t. WE.KEEl’ A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF MS Mi» LIVEU AXD XTI.En. P- Howell A CITY PAINT STORE ! DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, tho United IPA INTERS And we will sell t Sign and Omun-itil ns any house ’"go, ’ �[ residence of the subscriber, on the cor­ ner oi Broadway and State rtroet, near the Court Homo. Nara but raepectable, sober person* need apply. Icx Cxxxm.—-We are on hand to servo ice cresrn of all flavors, at any time of day, and our aim will bo to plenBo all who may wish to favor us with tbair patronage. 2tf W. B Hncwrocx. ■ ICH1GAR CERTRAL R. R. nt River Valley Division may ladht. and rain, each a* ha* not been witneaeod by that venorablo chap, “the oldsst inhabitant," perhaps, for years. It cctnmanred about half past four and lasted until six o’alock, aud danng tho entire time, almost, tho rattle of hail stones were like bird'* eggs, aad wo leant of somo a* large a* good sired hoc’* oggrIt poured and drove in tonuata, and many a reran and office (aura included) had plenty of water era tha floor for scrubbing purpose*. Eave trough* fnil- Lical bkw; Jljtice;. Simon Bltkonruih’s awning blow erff, lights of glass were broken out of tho sky lights to tho rooms of Goo. Clark and J. F. Minkler, I’hotographara, also several from tho sky lights of Commin* A Brown and J. Mau*. On Jefferson street several shade tress and signs were blow0 down, a now building back of Rock's Blacksmith shop was “ skowhawed” aiound some, a large oak tree blew over in tho school ysrd. Mr. Dewvy luxd a very fine corner maplo broken by •he wind. A. Throop's new house wa* blown down, cellar* were filled with water, gnrd«a* were “ .Ed out," melon patchc. buried, evrn-field, flaitenod, and in fact everything presented a sorry right. [ Lal* aad ■hlaKtes-Ckea*. J. Cota A Sox have a large quantity of lath and shingle* tor aafa.cheap. Tiio unini of Whooping Cough are much relieved by Barr's Pectoral Elixir. Ackley A Slade, Agent*. tVichigan Central R. R. Old, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. Sold by J. P. Roberta A Co. Ackley A Kadi, sell Fruit Jars 25 pet rent. cheaper than any ono else. ’• Brenthea there a man with wul »o dead, who to himself hath norrr mid il must go to the First National Cloth - ley A Slado'a before you buy another. Fanner*, buy your pure Spirits and gvauino Irish Wbukx-* of John Stanley. He 1ms tho largest and best stock of Liquors which he sell* ouly for medicin­ al purposes or by tbe quantity from his Nature ha* jiut cn her summer garb of bsauty, and ths First National Cloth­ ing House is receiving now goods by Ex|>rea« almost every evening 9w4 I The evening 8 o’clock train w.ia atop-1 ped about a mile and a half cart on ac­ count of tha washing out of the track. I The baud car ran up and brought in tbo I passengers and they footed it into town from tho Depot. Tho train from ry County Agricultural Society ere re­ the west waa also stopped for the some quested to meet at tho County Clerk’s office, on Saturday the 5th day of Au­ gust next, at one o'clock P. M., for tho purpose of making a prvmium list, Ac, for tbo coming Fair. * .• M. L. Wiixuxs, Sco'y. in it* cum***. It* fury sad severity was but a few mile. wide The damage to crops, etc., «i this vicinity is immense. Tho storm of July 26 will lung be re­ membered ia Hastings. for the Iren] Bridge has been put c ver until August 14th for the purpose of revising thei registry, and hare every­ thing in reaBines*. Tho bridge should lx- built, and iron is tbo mo*: subitan- Monufarturv everything and that they are HuMuaxna* for MOLDINGSTheir Molding* are finished complete, readv to nail up—Sprung and Beveled, in their new Three rid. Mold.ng Ma­ chine. Picture Frame Molding of any pattern furnished to the trade. Barr’s Pectoral Elixir is rKommend- will wear enough lunger to more than' pay for the extra cost and beside., it will rarely over need repair*. Thu Item alone will pay tbe difference in n - . i . . < . many of than, are kept back bscauan of tho shaky condition of ths old bridge. Al*q4>ur asm jwopl* hare oaraafoa to Detroit & Milwaukee R R 5,000 feci Basswood for Wagon Boxes, 25.0UO feet Dressed Siding. For the information of those who bars born told that they have no ReSawec, would state that they have ono with which they eon re-aaw 30,000 feet foneral oreaiitov, to Btrerd-js Cumetery, and no knowing how soon tho whole rickety atnwturs might giro way and As nearly os we can learn tho circutn- — ——DL. JOO to p,.„. itancea, they ore as follow.: tho family K—--Ov.-a had just concluded their noonday meal, g«r» by this route to Kenis*, u*. Ubnois. Southern lows, and Mrasouri, and. and Mias BIm had gone to tho kitchen bjra slight divergence, can see Nebraska for tho purpose of washing the diahsa. Needing some warm water, and ths fire of Boo view* should remember not burning rory briskly, rhe seixod a the Buri.ngton Boats, far it* town. “ foam a£ar"-ito treecon containing kerosene, and began fringed streams—its rough bluff* and pouriag some into tho store. In an In­ quamos-it* oora^ceaas stretching over stant, the ran exploded, throwing th. the prabies further than eye ran reach. Land-buyers wifl be sure to rcmemblaring fluid around tbo room, and com­ lhey 1**T0 friond* among the pletely saturating the clothing af tho unfortunate girl, whoso haste thus provod her own destruction. Blinded with tbo flame, her hair and clothing all ablus, her naked arm. rev. I erod with the burning and insanablo I Tho advantage of wutar work* on tha Holly system lura been so thoroughly demonstrated that they aro no Unger an experiment First auch works en­ able a city to dispense entirely with fire engine., and in nearly all cease they hare proved much more effectual than a steam fire department On this point there is a great is a great deal of testi­ mony Wo quote tlio following: On the 9th of February, 1867, the engine and retort house of an cxlcnriro oil refinery in Auburn, N. Y., took fire, was arrested in tho building in which it originated, although the building waa I,MM) fret from the nearest hydrant The Raoordar then announced that there haring boon an irregularity in oafling a Special Election on the 7th day of August, there not having bean timn to publish sod post a lit of tho registered vote* two week* before election. Thia meeting was called for tbe purpose of calling a Special Election son* to giro to* proper time for the publication of tho registered vote*. On motion Aid. Ham* waa elected Recorder pro tea. Tbo fallowing resolution was than offered by Aid. Keufleld : That there bo sSpscialEJectioa hold in th*, aty of ILutingv on Monday the 14th day of July, 1 D. D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hastings ^e^Pfficr tki following TaxTUlu of LAXDS Borey County—one of tho beet Counties In tho State of Michigan, A Good opportunity present* itaelf- Now is tho time to improve it On motion Council adjourned. W. L F. Hsus, Itecorder pro rial. | the lurid pall of oadnrea over tha pleasurei of a happy household. We cannot conclude thia notice of this nod occurrence, without again call­ ing attention to tbo daily end almost uniiunaL criminal u*s of keroaene. Every week our exchange* bring aothe epualy sedt of Clue, inquiring couata of accidents similar to thia just ceraing tho country about that no' recorded, varying only in tho nature of calico, get* the following etrr a answer to hi* inquiries: Proasci ditto. Judge of Probate a fictitious name. Population of city 7,000 price of eity lots, from 3350 to $500 per feet ous compound, that it ran hardly be deemed aa accident where pcr*jn* defi­ were a* polite to strangers inquiring for antly dare the consequsncvs of aa oxnew bomea tho country would toon be plosion. Wo hare ceased to expect sufficiently enlightened, and could dis­ that they will heed even the kwwn of pense with Hooka. Papers School* and mere of Barry County are fast begin­ ning to apprcciato tho value of machin­ ery to lighten their labor*, and immense number* of Mower* and Reaper*, Wheel Cultivator* and Sulky Rake* aro being Dr. EsteEe, the celebrated Physician • sold to them every season. E. P. Burfrom Cleveland, Ohio, who i» meeting rail inform, us that he has sold to Bar­ with inch success, treating Cstarr*. ry Co. farmers 25 Mowan and Rcapeta Ji.’Im*. tad Ctan^fttta, will this season, and more than that number remain at the Hastings House, Hastings, of Sulk y Rake*. Take into consideraoca week, cntnrnenriag on Monday, Aug. tho Agricultural works of C. F. Dwight j "th where ho will bi glad to conralt A Co , and the many sales of Grebte A RoseeU, and our farmers cannot Iralp but bo tupplied with tho very best of machinery, and plenty of it' valued at 1140,000, was saved by thmr own pipa, with a toas not exceeding S50, which^lhprwjy, woukj.hare beffljyi^?-1 Ur to Tuesday aoea over 1130 were Now London, Ohio, B*trd stvtee tha‘ subscribed in this city for the purpuee on Tuesday evening, Joly 18th Walter of obtaining witnesses for tbo defbnee Lincoln King, a lad of 10 year* residing of Geo. Vanderpool. We have no in that village. mysterious disappeared doubt it will Traeh 1200 before ^ng. lat1300 or more are needed, and tho fall had on. when fast seen, while sliirt, MW ALBTDKTO YOUKG KN. ORASOKVISLE i<J^<TdTB0aj*MtW4XDTll0C8JJ«De. broad brimmed straw hat, brown trou­ sers, and waa baroiboted. Had no ooal on. Any information concerning hia whereabouts, will plcato hia parent* un­ \ Corm roasted by a new (wceees, that der lasting obligation*. Address Charlisa decided improvement on tho old Wavra'a Menagerie and circa* « visit this eity cro long. Lookout the “ biggest” show of tho season. Tniiny were 'EKTX.nU, UH SHORN & IICHIGAN SOBTHNHI RAILWAY About 1 P. M. Monday the 24th, the cry of fire was raised ia ths street at NaahriHe. the kitalum of the house oc­ cupied by J. M. Roe, Esq., being enroloped in rmoko, and giving torriblo prom­ ise of bursting in a brief moment or two, into uurontroUable flames. Ths excited popular rushed to the house and by indomitable exertions, suereoded in reducing the fire before the main building had bees much damaged. YVhilo the most of the people had bsen laboring to subdue tho flames, a fluid, ahe ran Into tho room la which Mrs. Boo had jwt tain down with her 1 little child, who ws, seriously rick. Mrs. Roe, in her efforts to extinguish tho ' The unde’ 1 -nod wishes to inform Ma. Emtox Buataesa called me to flame* which were rajudly consuming tho f.rmerv ... ijo- ■ county that there tho clothing of tbo frightened girl, Woodland Center recently, and I could “ Lviug »old in t . county a Fanning burned horeelf severely, and will long not help but notice tho many improve­ Mill which is ropre- ntod to be the Allogon Fanning Mill, therefore I would bo a sufleror thereby. Staying in tho ments that havo been made. Tho call your attention to this fact that there house bnt a moment, Mias Bliss ran in­ growth and prosperity of this village in is no genuine Allegan Fanning Mill be­ to the open air, and when first mod by a good mark of the future growth and ing mid in that county unless it has my tho*e who were hurrying to the place of proaperity of Michigan. Situated at the ewtaatropbc, tho flame* wore burn­ tbo center of one of tho finaat towning io high around her, aa to roudeFher i ahipa in Barry County, it cannot fail of almost invisible. When they were sub-'' duad, and the few remnants of her j। large businres of I* Hilbert, shows what clothing removed, it wa* found that al­ Michigan can do fl* tho ecu* who leave most tho entire surfooo of her body, ex­ fatherland. The quiet and comfortabln Th<> buuso of D. R. Cook had twen­ cepting Icotn her knee* downward, was hotel, owned and kept by John F. Bob' ty-six lights of glas* broken out | burned until the skin hung in loose brook, i furnuhe* to a .tranger »U tho TV VI. or Bott U-Cmr clement* of a home, away from his wife ground, ow»id by W. I. F. Harni and the fallowing taetimpny; injuries, that aho noror fully rcalired and children. It is a model country ho­ _.u -----------—i_a_. -------• ’ •• In aaeb cuao itiSaltcrnlly drowned them, and without suffering, apparently tel which could Is profitably copied af- j other* was aoarly destroyed. [ Fruit was pelted off the trees in im- out, and thereby thoumnd* oi dollar* of to a very greet degree, she lingered un­ ter by many citio. and village* of a lar­ ' valuable property savSl which could, mcnso quantities. We saw buhe'.* of ger growth. Tbe food i* nirely cooked not hare been done with any ordinary til about 3 P. N„ and died. apples “promenodiag down Braadway." fire apparaxua Her parent* were aeni for, and striv­ and toothsome, room* airy and clean— ! A freight car broke looce from the Doed on the next train, to behold a eight both showing the care and ability of the | pot and came down torn and went <£ that must forever bo present to their an­ Laudladv. Ismg may .ho continue to । the track. It wa* righted up, hqwever, guished memories. They have the live and flourish with their thriving vii-1 this morning and taken back. deepest sympathy of all who were wit-. Goodyear A Barlow’s rcilWam came I very near geing off, but will probably | | prired fcem of a daughter, and hung Peninsular Railway. Frx*r Cum R. R ar.d Hotel accommo­ dation* and are fur sale by 1‘uvr Barirnui, Real Eatate Agents at Batite Creek. 1’. M — Peary Bro* have laqje tract* of land* in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa for sale or to exchange fur Michigan Since we suggwstod the construction of Water Works at this place, we are assured many of our citiscns caraortly favor tbo enterprise, and we trust will diacuM and agitate the subject to a final cuocess. We understand that constructing three works, b^vo propored to oon.truct the works in this city at a trifling expense to our citimns. If it is true, wo suggest a comnuitee bo appoin­ ted to investigate a* to terms, etc., and report with recommendations to tho City Council or a meeting of tho eitiscaa as may be thought beat. Wo find tho costs of the voter works, of the Holly pattern, as published in a Port Huron paper, where they propose to construct thu works, including two engine* and two boilers, so that they ran be operated at all timea, a full and constant supply of water for both tiro and domestic purposa* will ncecaritate tho following expenditure : for the wank, when they will be calldd for on Wedaeedsy in time for tho mails for examination ia the Vanderpool trial. either way containing full proceedings of the Vanderpool trial np to the hour of going to pro**. Terms one dollar for the trial. Advertucmente inserted An Uboral terms. Tbo edition will probably exceed a thousand end will have a rt-rj method, and saves 25 per, cent of the strength, is for sale by George Preston. We have tried it and found tbo .inferior grades rested by this precess aro alx>o*t equal in flavor to the beat old governmeat Jara, iirepnred by the old system. your receipt* and decrease your expen­ diture*. Work eighteen hour* a day> and lire ua hash and oatmeal-gruul. cutting hia throat Dr. Drake was call­ ed to attend the caw, and at the ciocinnl of going to £rees has not returned. DoDvaraa tho storm yesterday, a barn mmOo diffioultie* are assigned aa the belonging to Alton Grewn, of Boltim-jre, cnuK, but we havo no epecial pcrticuwas struck by lightning, from which it tan, nor dM wa laaru wbrthir tha wound & coeridsred dangerous. . ’ nnewed and many more added. Inux’s L:**.—We Uern that T. J. Wilder, tha gentlemanly station agent at tho depot in thia city, has boon ap­ pointed agent of thia popular lino of European Steamers, one of which sail, from New York for Liverpool on Thurs­ day and Kateoday of each week. Thia Gora o vr. —Brick is bring idled in front of tho foundation walls to tho throo npw brick stores to ba erected on the south lido of State street We will The following ease* hare been de­ bo happy tu sou them rue from tho posed of before Justice Clarice, during dumber they hare enjoyed for nearly the past few days; ., , The People rs. John J. Fuller, ar­ Nxw Fun.—On Tuesday last mvasro rested oa charge of bsing drunk. Plead guilty and fined |5, and com, and was HancheU t Stewart, of the flouring mill* discharged. in Maple Grove bm<bt to this market Tho i»oopfo w. W. H. Hlratten, arres­ a load «f white wheat flour, mad. from ted on charge of Hope, and give bail of >*w wheal, and it is of srsrifotf qual.ty to sppasr fnrcxamcnatiouanlho Mth Georgn Preston fees h for sole day of August. Tbo propel s*. W D. Smith and W. Ctaxuti A BaowB —Are fitrag «p Leonard, arre.ta-1 on complaint uf FfciL their rooms orer Baxley’, Hamess shop in fine style. Tbqy will Wop a foU lixe of Painter* goods, wall sad window pa­ pers, ate. Give them a cnli and see bow "Tux Gax**.”—We hero been bandad by Mr. Chas. Olmstead a bunch of marali red-top grown on tho farm of hie father, in tho township of Assyria—the farm formerly known aa tho old Pratt form. Tbo gnu* ia fully seven feet high end U very tender and nice ooMidering its immense length. This grass grows on low marshy ground wellculti- By an act of tha last Lcgislaiure tho County Clerks of tho eevenil counties in this State aro required to collect a State pointed Notaries Public after tho ITtii ins*.., and are required io remit tbs fess thus collected to the State, Treasurer OB tbs first of January, April, «r-> October, of caret year. of Grand Rapids, among other thing* th* Ayfeaays: The Commercial College i* full of XAHHV1LLE, MICH IQ AN, IMios desiring to purobara will do wdtoCML »S .wa obrorfoUy give all information desired. D. R. COOK Ac. OQ �We ftftsaWi to oar wadare, tbe {wane ad lag* rf&atnaeat term •fib. a*a*t Coart. aa ' tabaa fro* tho Calendar, printed at thia oOuo. On our to*l page will be found tha diapomtian of caM up to dam. , omnaxa o«.xn* .cmx.. Hex. BIRNW BOYT, CfrduR Jadge Wituax H. Powua, v . lane W. Vaooitui, Sheriff. J. R. V*x Vxxaoa, .promoting Att’y. Wx. L. Coxa, 1 OrcuA Coart Qoau. Gao. 0. Woxth, f miaeicnan. « Xanax .no. ux if Zar lane A. Houaeor, । A. Holbrook, Iln-ti.e- BBW.YOBE BOSTON, ALBANY, Barlow & Goodyear raixcrai. rurxix ix mx» toax am xb< William R. Young and [ Aaaunnaii; dafoult Chariea Dolph. mrm&GK WilKSa. Dickey and" Jamoa W. Bentley, JoreJdkh Wolfo and Abel Shepard WilFiat?n. Dickey and ' FOB SPRING AND BUMMER TRADE. James W. Ik udey, AtelShaponl. tl.ddul lolbrook. Damon Letch, 1 ‘ Gwrgv'lL While. Frederick D. Ackley, >A*uisp*il; default G*. W. Slado and) CHKAPFIMSiraBTBAVIL’ Black Silks from $1.50 Upwards. Choice Iowa Lands. THE CELEBRATED RED LION BRAND POPLINS, PONGEES, GRAY MIXTURES ORAND RIVER NOIIEIIEI JACONETS, » KATIN LACES, NAINSOOK PLAIN, JACONET CHECKS, BRILLIANTS, NAINSOOK CHECK, NAINSOOK STRIPED. VICTORIA LAWN, BWIS8 MUSLIN, FRENCH FINISH CAMBRIC. BOOK MUSLIN, SHIRT FRONTS, HARSAILUS QUILTS, HANDKERCHIEFS EMBROIDERIES, EDGINGS, INSERTIONS, : Benjamin F. Cfcakill, Dwight A. Sackett. Myron H. Ellis, Thomaa J Decker William Mitchell, Jahn Briggatoek, Alfred Parker.. Beniamin Cox. Staphan V. R. York. Enoch SyIveatir, Lawia Baldwin, Gaorya Cramen Henry B. Ban*m. Mom Faller, Jahn Wobater, Lather B. Hill, £*. 139 BO NTH . Fancy Bow, Baah and Trimming Ribbom, , A Million Dollars. HoaicrV and Gloves. Gorarte and Hoo|akirta. table linen, napkins, toweling, white duck coatings <kA<- a CABSIMERE, NEW CARPET ROUSE The very BEST PLACE to buy Gwq/£ cLYsOda sheetings. Prints at ten cents per Yard ' WWtJa Qj CARPEE8, oJSS Basil, ' ujfa QJttf OIL CLOTHS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, THE NOTTINGHAM Ernest F. Rathbun, Ed­ win F. Bathban, Iwuisa A. Rathbun and EUa Rathbun, infants, by Ephraim Ebatturk (hair next friend. LITTLE BRICK MILLS FAMILY 500 VOLUIES IR ONE. -A.treut.ci 'Wanted LACES, XXX BARRY Tie Library W PtCj aid Sai FLOUR GRAND RA.PJDS MiCOJGA. pleading* F. IMMEN. VB0WH & CARTER. Scientific American For IBT1. 250 Main Street, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN REMINGTONS AND DECORATIONS, Family Sawing Machine, UMrLT COXWHUCM). COlO), AC. AMERICAN OH KEN, WHITER Best Styles of Ayer’s Alnji»Oita aid Rail fc Tri. Aad^J . Bcwne, A1 Frederick N.Galtoway, Mta ’\ f ’ YAiaumpeii. JoA* *.*<•* Bl-f yin D. Pam. J Balch .Smiley A Doloh. lane Jan. 8, 1871. Hair Vigor, , lu tftal p»ru M eUJ. Ar it iUel aA4 «■**■ LinliuJ la—i - Sweeney A Wood. Far radawf to Gnj Rih it* nxtonl Vitality and Color. JOB PIlUTHKi! NATHBETS Hair Restorative TERMS—43 a Y*art <IA<J Chiba of ton aopUa for or nttiM Baah, |2j -it y* »w. ^issrasss^ ..zvs 30 Years Experience Ojwtcrc and R/erndmenti. «m hand at a fl boar*. ‘•»T1............................. H. A BV8ELL - rifk'oTiL.' home isuwSir: HASTIMRS -110111,1 TOBIS ! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-03.pdf 890cff56f310ccbd714fc3534aebd26d PDF Text Text fauoM BmI—W- Th* f\«P<I.BUC\p VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 3,1871. dealers in TO BE CLOSED OCT -A.T COST Organdies, Percales, Lowns, Grenadines. Bareges, Chambrays, Mohairs." Silks. ,iA Marl Poplins, II. HAYPORD Hitawls, Linens. Balmorals, Linen Goats, Linen Pants. Linen Vests, Summer Hats Glov s. vet wRioirr, ■£ircSi=i3?g Himm, AGBiCULTtrAL MACHmEBY &c. &c. multipliad in*trtmcntalitie* and their indefinite poesibBitiea Just how much «f this ppogTwisipu is due fa tbo neriod’ feel proem of corpse, it is rmpossfblo to estimate; butmvry body co^e4e« |h«t Jcumslwn is PW> of th* rardiiml force* of our ciniiration, that it has borne no small share In th*> rkvation of society, end that in giving an imulso aud a vast. ly oceclorated motion to the ito(*:ndoui movements of tide era It ranks second to no other influence. Forhspa wo are it ha* done a* mti' i any other human । groat dlflfaenoa 11——™. —....----I modem time*. It afford* a mcana for tho diffusion of intelligence and the interchango of thought which *o pecuiiarly distinguish our present type of riviUxatioc from al’ ------- uu*‘ u— preceded iL The: ths 1toman* po«------- ._ ------ -------I nearly every form of industry and en­ joyed tho advnategM of nearly every pofeeaicn aav* that of journalism. The daily and weekly ncyrspapor nt . Thebes, «t Allien*, al Hams would havo . wrought » oadrotia changes hi the fabric of ancient society and would have given s wholly different enures to tho history I of tho wcrid. literature, *osoce, art , and gvvurnmrat reached a high point , of eteratiou two thousand year* afaev, but encountered difficulty from an unen­ lightened public,! and suffered the reaottoii of ths dark agve. Had tho Helenic ! and I talinn peai**ula* enjoyed like our ! own tho benefit* of a free nud enlight­ ened press, Republicanism weald have pawed tho crisis of erperiment and liavo been orceptid r* a *uccvs*fu! and per­ manent t< alixalion for the last twenty eenturie*, during the greater portion cf which period, it ha* been under so dim Mowers and Reapers! Johnston's Self-Raking Reaper. Ithaca Combined Sulhey Rake, and Broadcast Plaster and Grain Sower. M4dW,tni. MkA C. F . DWIGHT & CO. FROPRIETORB OF THE wmi ms Grain Elevator, The best place hi the City of Hastings, ------ to buy—— GROCERIES is at the new brick store of C. H. HICKS ! (Successor to Flicks «fc Fales.) Glen &. Hall Threshing Machines, Clov Hullers and Grain Drills, and Gale's Patent Sulky Rake. Groceries, I Cash for Produce, and sell lor Cash only, at the very lowest rates. noNAi. HoirtiL, DRY GOODS! LOU'ER TI1.LV FA'ER J. P. ROBERTS & jyn'GGBTH SCXDBJDt. UGS Medicines, STOJEOE. SHILH PM I TIE ffli. IBS, IMS, QTAPLE OROCERI gUOAti. Ttl, CO I QCSdoL BOOKS, Ladies' Misses and Children’s IIIOFF. 11 Mists. 'e Stuffs, JJOOK-S AND NTS School Books Stationery. Shoes and Gaiters. ^yp WILL MOT BE UNDERSOLD. may not fully rararare, cur appreoation. In this surprising industrial progress of Michigan, it tlio members of the Pre— of Michigan are found taking * special interest, and are claiming to be ■ 1 । i 1 I PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY Russell &, Nevins. neukTx * Dr. AIKIN, \ I’gUBMsrfal to them. Hefafree to declare hi* sentimenta; but |hia acntimoiti are con­ sciously or uaconscioualy eubmitied to the prvsauro of a great and varied com­ munity who take the liberty to review hi* judgment^ und who lay anno claim to fain aa their reprcocatatinx I| fa to treat •tfaral and pllraophwl qnretlena From thmr immense circulation, their inrantestible ability and thoTdrer dw/posreas of continually reiterating their distinctive doctrine*, from the imptiience, too, of long and elaborate writing*, which newspapers generate in the public, it has camo to pas* that three pcriodknl* exercise probably great­ er influence tban any otlter production* of tlio day, in fonni— •*— —— thinking of erdinarr m(.n " dearly acknowledged, and it* authority This remark will equally apply to the more fully nroguixed. Journalism is character and influence of the press in the index of public opinion, and i* nuret uur own Republic. Hero, too, philo­ relfablo aud most wise, when it take* it* sophical and ethical, and even religion* iaipiration froia the whole ]>oopfo, and qusstion* are almost uniformly t-e*t«l submit* itself »ol«dy to tboir leasomhip by journalists in a light which i* purely The poet Iliaiol, in th* infancy of we mighttperhaps say, intensely practi­ Greek literatoro, ctinoauod the public cal. tipecMfativo theories obtain Hitle sontiment which “many [wopfea had favor and nearly everything ri brought •Brand afao*4>” and imputed Di­ to the trot of lutual experiment. Fact* vinity to the collected .ppinfana of vnan> louglit rather thin tradition*, and rioua nation*, giving the germ of the the jumMiniaty to puncture every un­ more recant ujaxim that "the route of thopeoplaulh* vofae of God.” This may not b* strictly tni*, but it is certain that the jounmlam which ia the most in sympathy with humanity is the least likely to deport from truth, or to tram gw— the tegidabons uf it* Groat Au­ thor. The journal* which lead, by keeping in thnlroutrank of cnlightsncd opinion, and perh*|» a few steps in ad­ vice, with an occasional bold stride in a great criris, iaro the ones which have excrriMid the j most' salutary influence The influsoee of tho pre— in promot­ ing liberty i* universally scknowledged and ia in nothing more apparent than in the attempt* of despots to circum­ scribe it It ia arrtafaly a great credit to humanity that tbo untrammcled ut. terance rf opinion and thu gvnoral d:sseminatiun of iJ*a* tend to tho estab­ lishment and extension of freedom. Where men are permitted to freely axchange views and to declare their senti­ ments upon all aubjecAs, there wo always find tho liberality aud the growing tol­ eration of diffcnwioes in religious aud __________________________________ „ l jxditical faith which art so cieontial to od; the wilderness and the briny sub- f the origination and security of Republic* opiiropriaiod by journalism, wo find it terraneous watercourses hare each boon I Our own goverotnont largely owe* ita a euficieuUy wide one. Its dutUe are -J.,*-V ,------------------------” - existence to the press ; tbo American vari<>d, and llio nature of ita work com­ nuulo to yield their exb* ustires supplies and to pour forth their unceasing atreom* Rsrolution was in a great measure, 'tiie , plex, *□ that it has been found expedi-1 !own emancipation. Journalism require*' of wealth ; husbandmen everywhere in offspring of Amoriaur journalism ; our cnEm conducting journals of wide dr- i to be brought to that state of fnvdom 1 wherein it will recognise no allegfanco the vicinity are reaping a most bounti­ free institutions were as .nurtly waked j i but to troth, no consfitaency but that of ful harvest born* u,»n a most fertile into being by lbs newspaper articles of ’ soil; the artisan, not content merely to Otis, Quincy, Warren, Uanrock, and I first requisite xjf every true newspaper ‘ the entire community, no cm«cr but the lure the shapely forest into the fines’ tho two Adamses, in the old Boston j is to give the news, and to do this oar- whole peopfa. We most not forget that lumber to beTouxd in the market* of G’saztte, a* they were afterward nurturol . rocth, impartially and a* extensively t* th* pre— wail not free-born. Ita birth die world, is beginning also to give hi* and secured by the blood poured forth 1 possible. The prime object oi journal- was in slavery, and it commenced exist­ attention to the diversified manufan- at Bunker Hili, Saratoga and Yorktown; i ism is troth; troth in statement, truth ence a* a nfinion of royalty. It drew and Hamilton, Madison and Jay, in tho in the record of eront*, truth in the it* first breath under th* minion of royAUoWiW, laid on imperishable duals for j orvlntian of theories; and falsehood, nlty. It drew it* firnt breath under tlio tho Union, in bringing the wisdom and mi*-*latoment and error are tbo dnng-r- patronage of kings and wv for a long statosmanahin shown in tho immortal ous rock* ujxiu a loo shore, which in all council-chamber of 17B7, fully within its couro?, it ia to avoid with untiring the apprebeasfaD and sympathy of th* caution and *l**pl—a vigilance. The 11 nr a grew strong bensath people. These taen have left an im- nows department at a daily panar or at fetters ; end its Argus eyes pn>M upon newspaper Ktoratore fa this an ordinary local journal, is the chief IS pfererng el earn re* under country, which wo hope is still visible, object of care and should never be suf­ of despotism. Even in and their great example can never fail fered to become subordinate to any oth­ sit* the fir* newspaper was to be a guide and an tnspration. Buvh er, or to sustain the least negtert. Of --------- By law. th* grim legidator* unquostKmalily was ttus example to oouror, aa the domain of fact a so very sride, a* the annals of each w**k and doctaring m b suffiaout apology for it* press he prepared articles which brought of each day crest, are *p thickly atiiddod summary strangulation that it contained while, Loner to American journalism from be­ with events, it is no easy fask to make a “reflection* if a high nature yond the aaas; inch was also this ex­ wise selection. Tlio dally papers are a fenr ymto before, a Virginia Governor ample to William Loggeti, whoso devo­ la— embarrassed, as they have a gene­ gave utterAnoo to that famous OSrpresspecial heart; oompliment for thoacscgy Ition to jnstloo and liberty, and brilliant, ral panorama of th* day's doings in •foa of gratitude which will assure bis intelligence and taato diaplsyod by ita iand powerful advocO<y of them with every part al the world prepared for name an unenviabls immortality fa Ix-vpk, u well a* for tho conlial rervp- 1his pm, in New York, are among the them rathe dispatches of the associate Ameriean history: -Thank God I there tion and generous hospitality which w* ।grandest tradition* of the editorial guild pre-, and need to give their «porial at- ere no free ochoul* nor printing pre*.***, have experienced during our brief stay itn the lost generation, and are to be tontian only to ths collection of local and I hope I there will to* nan* for a among. U»MB, we shall. I am »uro, go reckoned । poriurea as the proudest legacy and provincial items ; but the local pa- hundred ream, for learning ha* brought mritfarr beyond tlie bond* of’jufa obli- ’whirl: our profession baa transmitted to peva, with only a weekly i—tie, find their disobedience and heresy, and soda into the world and printing baa divulged gntion. nor the spoutaaeoua promptings i there and other libeled Thi. was the of feeling, which indicate, though they ■ JACKSON WAGONS NO. 14. 1 ths chief disooreriw inscfooce, with the icnmrese sodal and political reforms, ths wonderful material ndraacement, and.the wide expawcon of liberal riews cud prinonle* which, taken together, intbcato, and fa rwlity conatitufe, modern eiriliiation. Jsuraaliam synchroniw* with the period if nearly all tho leading invention*, and with tho boldest and grandest triumph* attained by man over nature. The two and a half oontunes of it* exiMenca include* tho time I of Newton, of Lfabnita. of La Place, of Watt, of Fulton .and Morse. Since the 1 first newspaper was o*tabli*h«l, the profoundest law* of the univero have been brought within Ujc reach and | grasp of human inteUigonoo; the world has been cnricl»*d by the most iUustriqu«achievement* of practical genius; 0AwXa.ll Canal It. Grand Rapid*, rSS'nm.-vi', ’ Queen and the aristocracy, bars bean grad-dly mokfa* England BgnHIms in aimoil cre.-ytiung but name. The Freaab Lit-ral pre-. also, is mure than a match for Bonapartat* sod Orleartiste, If both .'.mold uombiue, sod will, wo may toe assured, never slacken CITY PAINT STORE! CQMMTSft, SHOWN k J ■PA INTERS/ 1 On thi* account we fcel that •dime in our audi-an who are not conMctad j with th* prefwsinn will be willing to dil ■ s—fan of JounudtasH fee its prate te ifa w Gold & Silver Witches, i lol—*4* * brief �ianntr. of the 29th alt Able counsel will def.tsd Vanderpoo*, bat wo think Mr. 1 Fowler’s scrvioM would bo exceedingly valuable, and hope be may be retained. July 10th, 1871. Georgr VniorftJ, Uutirgi, itiA. I)us fin:—In reply to yuure of the 6th, soliciting my aervievo Iu your ds- ■sis OI inc cuy. one was well known here M a leading tedtenablo high-ffyvr,1 enough in RapuMfcun councils to afford ttem etKb evidence of. inefficiency in ‘l>arty mauagrmvut, ar to thus throw >e ay perhaps eno of tta« Uwl carb tho Republicans potw fcetlie approaching New Advertisements. wbo oreatiouUy ririte-l tbo Capital., A Inanch of tho Wharton family, Mr. Edward Wharton, long resident hero, lamstohntiim Hits morriug, about three u’dook, by the sudden waking of all died under [«culiar cireumstanora, and a aloepxra who are not thuudsr-pruof. A rumor is afloat that offer bi. death Ids politir :lfe».crudi-a.i-.li hi.T-.Mo crash .duxi t‘u> temdatioua of widownceasod Mrs. Wharton of pularn. roqueully^ put the effy, and brought many from their ' iag bar husband, and tint sho took a quiet bads to tlioir feet in tw h confuI iu dutisaand bottle «f brandy to Philadelphia, supbfianJ. and is' «*>n that it was..not Mtjl. (.^ulliant l«red to contain pefton, to hero it ana- j light. ftWt^qwial gars thru intijlysod.'but hew friends diesua her matiuu. that tho frigbtfulnuM uf the are distrust■ from making the matter pubSc. It is ! I fmiMj tliorefani if indeed you find your- I also said that fur more titan a yrar the sli-ick roald be aorountod for. Soon i indiecrimi1 sell again at your latter intimates deati- I Philadelphia Whortons hare had no the ringing of ball* and the rolling of : tuto of both counsel and friends, and I steam firo citgitias. tho expiation uf i can be of xwviocfc I will do tho best I । nffiliatiem with the neeuwd on account shell, in the direeliun uf tiro uwnal, cun, but ii: justice to myself I ought to of suspicion of foul play regarding tho where a roiiflagrslicni warn shod over termin' rvha; i. not acx [ any that I can ill - oflvrd the pecuniary duatb of membora of her family. tbo city a light approax.ldngiu brilliancy .­ trinaof policy by the p ! lias iuvulve.] in such a cauao aud aiuccroIt is clear that she hax l<xm a dashing isalhod. r that >•[ Jay, and tho scared sli-upeni bo- ; ly trust that your Kalamaxuo cuunaci The auceosa of those | may yet be iuduced Io duvoto tovuur de­ and extravagant woman ail through life, - —* magaxine had ex­ ; fens-, thtir ripe experience and supcri- and that she gave her father, Mr. Nu- TTs',"/ are nnderatood to tinner . .. 3* of WasMagton. 1 gent, ——- south —s Si.n lil.. iin —— .il—. ijit. _. or abilities in I Ids your third trial. fronbte meeting bills r The damage by/hv explvsunatalfcv was With sincerity yours, thuuaamls of dullan incurred by her fir chiefly oonfluwl to the nuguxiuw for Sig- ! 8. W. Fowlkx. i valuable dree*e«, ete., both be'ore aud usi Garys tuatorutis, powder, oto, whiob. I ! alter Her marringe. luckily, .tahrls on tt>o banks of the IV-1 I Her education an l personal appeartotnac some itt.tancu from the principal' I anew w.-:» such as to make borgenoral- buildings i.f the arsenal. Near it stood I ly ad cured in society, tiho was her sume framd building, aud workshops, j father*' idol, and he nUawod her t!u> all uf which were burned to the ground, purw of a Duehent, but this did nut ami ail the window, in the vicinity were servo her and she ran him in debt can- shattered. It ia not supposed that any | atantly without notice. line wore lost, though the wvat ap­ A few daya after the dralh of Gon: prehensions uf a dreadful carnage pre­ Ketchum she called on Gon. Brice, tlio sailed qtaoag the people.until |h» limits brothar-iu-law of the deceased, and oak- of tbo esusstropho wvre ascertained cd him fur flt.OOO of Government Bunds 1 Tho origin of the explosion is believed which she said she bad deposited with to bo heat operating spontaneously The following notice was posted at Gen. Ketcham for safe-keeping. She . among chctnicals which has caused of admitted that she had no proof that tho i late ao many similar cwsiialtira in differbo on couitebla tvjunlixation of tho prop­ various public place, in oar eity from I erty and with that view oolooted a cot- | the 17th tn tbo 28th day ufJuly, 1871 and bonds were so deposited, and when i mittoo that should represent ns near as under it the contract to put in order the i quewtionod about her indebledncu, to might be all parts of tho county. The dc.ignatod street, was let on Friday last, { tho General, she acknowledged that lie tion. Cooke, of this district, lias just result of their labor was almost unani­ of tho Michigan press is surely not of a mously approved by the Board, clearly Tide beautifully illustrates Democratic ’had hold her note far 62,000, but said •nc-'ocdod in negotiating iu New York kind to expose it to any loraphatic coueconomy. Tho copy from which we print ! she had^paid it some time tinro and had j SI .500,000 of the new improvement enroin this regard, aud it may justly destroy'd it in his prensneo. This note I is the original notice posted un the Morn ’ bunds at 97 1-2 cents, un condition that be congratulated upon a^ manrmeae of o! 0. D. Spaulding, Esq., where it r/ tho Gonoral went to Baltimore to collect they be delivered in mine of 4500,000 utterance, upon a fairness and candor Why Prairieville did not send his com-1 mained until tho evening of the 29 th j wheu he met his terrible death from in tho treatment of euUerta, Open a [■uisoued milk-punch at the bands of munication to tho B amxkb , that it might 1 ulL, and cun be seen by any one calling courtesy toward rivals nad Dfponenta, money - iutessat beginning al the time such m are too seldom leocn in some dw som by tiu< same y«opln who road I | of delivery. Tho same (sutifa agroo to other sections. Th« very gratifying ful- our “ criticism," u is difficult to surmise, 1 take the balance of tbo fit,000,000 loin I *”——-----------bat inasmuch as bo did not ^e place it wlwnorur the money is needed. 1 befuro them, copied from the columns uf Al! the progressives hero fee! that a 1 m erakaa dawned upon the District. I The Governor and the Board of Public sponsiMe ladder. The Street Commit­ pel much of this and show her in her Works, with the advisory Board, can1' | once it tnado whether ** Dowcy A Co.," tee will receive the bids for the job up­ true light despite her ra'if-asscrahce and silting ul experienced engineers anil, . tbo Co. cialunxing nearly twice as many on the slreet where the work is to be forced ronqo-uro of manner under tha done on Fridav tho 28th day of Jul v, A. terribls ordeal ef expoeurr which the it I. public spirited xitiams, bare tl>e cuufi- ■ voters aaiive in the township uf Prairie­ I D. 1871, at II o'clock, A. M Hpacifl■ denoe of the (Kxqje. Ia the future, a j ville, or Town A Co., .ecured tbo neers- cations of the work required can be seen compelled to (Ass. ! sr»ti»ntic oad uniform murso of im- i vary legulstion, but the- charge that it upon the ground at tho time of letting I [irovrtnenl and development for tho Div-; the job. The opcraticna of the Joint Invcstigs- trict ia anteipaled and tfe,. genera! beau­ By order uf tho Common Council. I Board of Supon jar. “ to equalize Ha*tI ting Committee, sitting here daily, show tify lag and adorumant of tbo National tngs down and tho township i of the the unscrupulouxnres and ignorance uf Capitol will bo only anbotd:nato to tbo county up" ia entirely untrue, tho nocesthose Democrats wbo continue to pooh, Ifolid comfort io aewcragr, street imsity ot efficient polite regulations 'haring . pooh the fact uf tho present existence of Ku-Klux Klans in th? South. Finditg । that the proof of Kn-Klnx operatirius [ was overwhelming the Democratic mem­ | levied uu tho [topalstian instead of tlio I IL bn. girvn the bet uf satisfaction to bers of said Joint Committee, Metart. iroi.'rt of tho country is certainly origin­ | tin- office:s uf tho road, n.» well aa eecu- Blair and . Beck, concluded to make a in property, produced by tho public I ring the ronflder.cn of all who have had al with Prairiovillo, and at variance with virtue af necesvity and to admit tho ex- ■|idrtl and vitn of Northern and Eastern the lava of the State, anil yet ho gives II ucasion to use it, as paasengora or iu istoace and attempt to justify the cosmen, who ha«O settled hare during and I that, being Chairman of the ” Commit­ , shipping freight. Tlio exhibit of its ‘ duct of tbeeo asaaasiua. Accordingly since the war. it hta jihrt tnuu[dred, ore ' too on Rpielir-.tinn" aa tbo exeuso for | roiuiitiun during the year ending May these gentlemen hare recently brought about uniting to procure an injunction tho outrage perpetrated uu tho tax pay- SI, 1871, shows that it ia one of tho II before tho Committee several loading against lh> new loan, wb'eh sal! to cnee of thia ephemeral instruction shall era of thia City by tbo Board of Super­ most profitable Iloaiis in tbo State.— , Soufbern Democrat*. among them ex­ bo in conflict with a faw restricting boromo roUwted; when {the maxinM visors in the equalization made laat Juno, The following extract from Pres- ' Judge Chrishoim of Misaiaaippi and Mr. loans to tiro per ocsit on tho a messed idunt Joy’s report speaks turiteei/:—i Forney of north-eastern Alabama. end warnings, tho infunrsitiou and the vniuc of tho property. The effort will counsels shall be woven npou the. web Board rvstionsilili', awing to the fart tliat I “ Tho G. \yV. R IL was receired a Tho latter ia a practicing lawyer in doubtless prove futile, and tlio city and of history, they will bo fcund to have . ' he made the committee knowing tho ma. Jacksonville and was employed in the District will no longer In panted at a value which has not Iren loot u]ion i mankind. Let thia reflerticn giro en- ' jerity thereof, to be ever hostile to the : neaa. It has tines been rouiptcted in all defease of the Kn Klux charged with as behind the age and a disgrace to tho . j rights uf tbo citianM of this city;—wLen ,j ita appointments, and is and has been in nation, but will soon tiao from stagna I the question of taxation ia at stake. The | good order"nearly tbo whole y<-ar. Il is tion and distress in every branch uf inpopulation of thia city exceeds that of denrluping a healthy and steadily inPrairieville nioro than two to one, and ersosing business, and protniiu". to b«- by Kn-Klux and killed -, that large num­ it lias been tho supposed thcury of our bers of person, ia tho fire counties Government that representation depend­ This road earnad during tho year tho | wherein ho practiced, mostly nsgrora, ed on population, and by that .tamlsrd, num uf S2oU.622.38. Its axprasos were bad been visited, threatened and whip­ Hastings City has with two Supervisors I। 6136,510.07 ; this includes an outlay of ped by these disguised men ; that these /«« than her equal share of votes on the I 838,603.32, which was used in building Ku-Klux acted aa patrols and did tho Board, and thin fact I’rairievillc must new fences, bridges, and culvnrte. De-, same duty that patrol, did formerly, via;. have well undexslood- Wealth bclungs ducting this from tho total expenses, wo i gc over the country at night and e o i to Prairieville, and it should bo taxed. I find the net oxpease of operating was i that tho negroes stay at home, whip population to the city of Hastings and ' only 897,006.75. Our readers can rvadi-1 them for oBcmcs, tc. He aaid.thay that ia entitled to representation, and iy reo what tho not balaneo is, and will! were not organized to resist tha law, but | conredo that tiuw figures sj*eak in tho ' : to enforce it; to prevent tho negroes । this all just men will adnrit. increments of corresponding vigor, wdl We ask tor the City of Hastings only most positive terms of ita success, end । from committing perjury or making put forth renewed activity fur tho culmi­ , what iejnat and right. Its population I demonstnlo ths wisdom of those who i compiaiats of injuries inflii-tod on them (doted next year to tho Houghton Lake nation of tho fruits at thia magnificent period ol rational progress^ and link it­ hnv a right to' representation on the tirst projected tbo road a. well as thou, by tlie whites, to prevent vagrancy and titato Road, 00 miles north of Paris, and only 21 milu from Traverse City self with every effort to ipromoto the 1 Board of Supttviecre, and it is, aba, wbo many yuan afterward carried out. substantial ictermta of uurraoo? Mich­ rykl that the township of Prairieville the project Io completion, ns well as the A grand excursion from Memphis to Thus, according to the ideas of a igan has a right, and, we think, has al- with Usyrarf wsate should bore ito pro­ skill, energy and ability of tho Aaaiatant tbo Saginaw Valley has been orgnr'rod. Southern lawyer, the taking of five neportion of Blnto and County taxation, . Superintendent, C. B. Bush, Esq., to gruae from the Sheriff and killing them, Tbo cars will tearo Memphis on tbo 7 th of August, and Now Orleans on Gth which b determined by the action of tha while disguised, is enforcement of the The Hally, Wayne & Monroe Divis­ Board al Supervisee, and that is all we law, sad tho continnanco of tho slave ions of tho Flint A Pure Marquette have naked, and the failure of the Com­ patrols, and ths whipping of the freed- Railway will be all gradcxl in Angust mittee to give us that, « what we.ecmready for tho laying of the rails and tho rood wi” be open for travel by October jflaraed of and the conimnnicsJioa of exposing tha treatment they receive BnaioviHe verfttally admits tho jnstire nati £afurtr of Saturday contains the from the whites is justifiable and nocat oar complaint by attempting to justi­ following account of the descent into casory for tho jh-acs of society. This is fy the action of tho Board on tha ground an unexplored pit in tho Mammoth a “ new departure" in another direction. that the popdatioa of the ci^y of Hast- Care, by A. D. Babbitt, from thio State: In Mississippi, Georgia and North tags is greater than that of any town­ Carolina, numbers of di tirens and mem­ ship in tho rountr bers of tho Klans have revealed tho dreadftil secrets of the order, and many prominent Damoentts have been ahown to bo connected with the managvmont and encouragement of thia dangmvus conspiracy against the Governnstmt and -.remediate future does t er boldases and indej coating politiral topics Ayer’s Ague OlUM^l Sale of. State Tax Lands, ~ v’a. Centi i AHDD KtSl lular F cmpmisifKJimva,! ilweu rwsfanmisr." wrtisrr, a prominent Democratic organ, to coll Gov. Randolph a ■•Radical.’’— Thia io a very pardon able error. uaually numerous. Only a few can be relied upon aa containing any truth. The rumors regarding the deporition Zrrtenr. Mr. M. graduated at the 1 Michigan University the preaeni year, ia a tee scholar and an able writer. pendent knows the status rf the office ^‘^I^ctora “f lYttom —A Washington dispatch says to have been unchanged up to three the expenditures of the -Nary Depart­ o’clock P. M-, yesterday. ment fur the fiscal year ending Juno 30 A later story that Secretary Boutwell1 Were about 13,800,000 less than th. has bera poshed uut of the Cabinet in । exmsoquenoo af the imbrngtio with Ccm- road to the Straits of Mackinaw, iron is now laid 21 miles north of iWwae. The appropriation vraa |19,Buasicraer Fleaaanton, is equally falsa. nona, anS within four milaa of Sta 000,000, end tbv sxp»cditnree were only Tbs law on which th., present Internal about 116^00,000. Tbi* ia a reduction in the axpetseos af that department of ucoriy fire mOh« dullare from tbueo of the previous year. Thus do tho vigiJanc» aud set nomy promiawl zs tbo rule of action uf General Great’s adminte- Election Notice. MASKS ss �Tr|s LicalJl^W luiicej. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. B taint River Valley Dhidon MAY IM1?!. On Saturday noon tte Circuit Court adjourned, to Aug. 8th at 9 o'clock a. k. when tho Vanderpool awe will be brought up for trial During tte weak, a large amount of budnees, not gene­ rally of much publie interest was dis­ posed cd, and tho ether case ou tho cal­ endar will bo heard from time to time during tho term a» occasion droll offer. Judge Hoyt, won fo« himadf during tho week tho confidence and esteem ot the public to a very gratifying extant, and proved hiuuolf a worthy, tucceeeor to tho papular and honest. Judge Lot- th. Went T Tte beat Lina is acknowi ledgod to be ths C., B.&Q., joined to[ g"thrr with tbe B. ft M. Railroad bv the ; Iron Bridge nt Burlington, and called । tho Bcausctox Rowia. ; Hie main line of the Route running ia Omaha, connects with tho Pacific : Reads, and forms to-day tho leading | route to California. The Middle Branch. The firm of Dickey ft Bonttr was diasolved on tte flnt inst. Fnrtira indobted to item will do wall to call and pay up without,delay, as all aceounte re­ maining unadjusted on tho fine day of Septembor will bo placed in tte tends of a Juadea for collsctian. i Rev. Edward Eggleston baa retired from the position of superintending edi­ tor of the JnJiyraAnf. Bxixou's Mxflsxtxx roa Avsvrr.—Wo have received the August number of BaHaa-, Msyrama and find it aa good as ever, and with such a brilliant list of contents that wo do not wonder it is I such a favorite with all elutes of tho ' After we wen! to press last week tho fidi lowing cases were heard and determined. community. It just meets tho popular > Tte People vs. Milo Cannon, aontoaced idea of what a magazine should be. to State Prison fin two years, on bis There are eomo thirty different articles in tho August number and ovary ano is [ plea of guilty of forgery. ' Of tlio In-uos of Fact case, 13 was good. This magazine ia only 15 cents a copy, or 81.50 par year Address continued. Ctees 14 and 15 tried and Ttemeo ft Talbot, 63 Congress 8t, Boo­ I by consent. 18 was tried and a ver- ton. It is clubbed with tte MaatUy Nocalatlf fur 83 06. i diet for 1194.02 and costa given fur the Tax Jownteo OM faila» appears this plaintiff. Of the Imparteuce esses, 25 was set­ incnth under new aiul most < nroaragtled. In 25, a judgment for 8134.24 iag auspice. Mr. Cheap Judd, puand coeta were given tho [daintiff. 28 prietor of that well-known and papular I publication, the Aaurieaa .lyriaaltunai, aad 27 were settled. In 30 a jud*has taken the presidency of tho Amencra Odd Fellow Association, and it is now placed upon a surerbasjs than ever aad I. Mowry 4 IL H. Holmes vs. Smith* John Sanford was plno-d on teruro. The magaziao is destined to sag tb-Moyftte, will remain at the Hartings Hnure, Hastings, ** jmk, cnmmeuriug on Moratey, Aug. 1 th where ho will te glad to con­ sult with alt afflicted with tlie ,bovu disrare* C-Matetaro ~ -reray-y. A note sent to the Hotel will insure a vidt at your residenco fere <rf charge. tha calendar for hearing. Ou Chancery rido, docroes of divorce Agncdtund Society MoUm- Tbo Officers and Directors of tte Bar­ ry County Agricultural Society «re »• quested touzteet .t tte County Clerk's I ' Michigan i office, on Saturday tte 6th day of Au­ OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. , gust next, at one o'clock P. M., for tte ; I purpose af making a premium tet, Ac ,' for tho coming Fair. We shall fatwa the Orel number of tbe M, L. Wnxtsjtx, See'y. Dully Baxxoa Immediacy after the trial commences. whleh tenet down for ! the last being placed oa tho calendar in <q>cn court, and did not appear iu our list of cases last week. It was Whitney rs. Whitnoy, C. G. Holbrook, for com­ plainant Tho decree gave 8800 Alimo­ ny and the custody of the child a moot righteous dsdsiou. Case 48 was hce-d and submitted, and in tbe celebrated oim of Jordon «, Jordon, a decree of uf divorce was given to the complainant 1 John A. Jordon, for desertion. This was a contested case, and was fought inch by inch. I. A. 4 E. A. Holbrook . Jbr (vmplainant, and Sarooxey 4 Wood ! Central R. R. 1 mat at their rooms in «, Yuly 81st 1871. order by his Honor respondent of tte Jhtesv, lias entered the maguine field with a very exprereive poem untitled " Marguerite," in the August Galaiy. PubteliKl by the A. 0. F. Association. No 06 Nassau St, New York. 82-50 per year; 81.25 per vol. Tux iLLVsnaTTD.Causnsi Wxzxlt for July 15ih contained a variety of interveting mattc^, among which wore tho fallowing illustrated articles: Egyptian Nile Boats; Lake George; lifo in tho Goal Minos.» Tte Troo-Qmpel of Akra- Eb-hob Bonn:—Tte new M. R Church, of Woodland, was dedicated on Saturday. July 29th, Bar. Dr. Jorwlyu officiated on tho occasion, and lost noth­ ing from his reputation as a successful dedicator. Tte debt of 81,528.00, which had been incurred by the building com­ mittee. was fully provided for, and now the good people of Woodland rejoice Tha Recorder then presented a peti­ that they hare a house in whiA to wor­ tion to open tbo old [State Road frxa ship God and that it is free from InrmrPall Creek bridge easterly to tbo south­ 1cast oornsr of section 17. The petition This to the fifth church in the town­ was signed by W 8 Goodyear, Fred H j ship already completed, and the sixth ir Barlow, A J Bowne. J R Van Voter, in procoas of construction. John Water*, R J Grant, F N Gallo ­ • With land that will compare with any way, 8 C Prindle, 0 8 Borton, J 8 Good- in tho State ■ ■ on industrious people— ing the road near Babble's, provided the culvert extended orer tbo Bellevue resd, and tbo road substituted for the prejeat one shall be node of easy grade st the exT*mo of the Railroad Company. Car- ; ' ] SUPERIOR, M'SHERRYAND STATESMAN Kaalamnzoo and Ann Ajbor £•^■^^7^X151 , On motion Council adjourned until Tureday ereniug, Aug. 1st, fur the pur 1pcse of considering and perfecting ordi­ Cm Sunday about 1-2 one o'clock tho nances in regard to side and erose-walks. boiler of the Now York City and Staton ' W. Hara, Island ferry steamer, Westfield, exploded Recorder, pre fm. at her slip foot of White Hall street, N. Y. City, causing the death ot, at latest A S|wcial meeting of tbs Common dales, 97 persons, so far ns known and Council was held st tbo Council rooms' the wounding more or lore seriously, August 1st 1871, for tbo purpose of eon several of whom it is said cannot recovsideriag and perfecting au ordinance up­ er, of 150 more. on side end cross-walks. Speaking editorially of this rarioos ' Council called to order by his Honor calamity iho Triinu ot Monday says : 1 Mayor Goodyear. Itea-tcri like those wait upon a state Present—Mayor, Recorder, Aids. Bari of Advanced civiliration, tbe almort in­ low, Eastman, Ham,, Raya, and Wooley. evitable acoompazumnt of the luxury Minutes of two last regular and one and tte convonusieo which hsvo come into the world through tho insfruraontalspecial meetings reed and approved. The ord,nsec > upon side and cross•elks was then considered, when on too- WHfiEL CULTIVATORS, PLOWS ilXD CJ1STLVG1S. SAWING HARROWS, INE8, ETa, and the largest stock of AGRTCVrTLmAL MACHINERY in Barry County—far solo by \ E. P. BURRALL. Office fa John Woisertt’a Hardware Store, Brown's Now Block. Goods are Cheaper than Low undertaking for us to get up a reaped 1 able looking dally paper, bat M> we ask upon Iho secot-d quarter of ita existence By reference to tho calendar published and the publishers, in order that they la a proper support by sub eeflption and on 4th pogo of lut iasuo tho names of may better introdnos it to their friends, adverttatag In order to do It. the parties and attorneys of record, in offer to send it to any lew subscriber, from that data to the tint of January, discouraging condition of Are mild, certain, safe and efficient. Page's Mandrake Fills cure Dyspepsia. Page'. Mandrake Pills cure Headache. Page's Arnica Oil cures Rheumatism. Page's Arnica Oil cures Pmiples on Peninsular Railway. Skinner, Sclrnff, Buddington, Caylsr Advertising rate. reasonable. Sub-. and Rankin, Professor Baird, J. a C. scrtpUon 81 for the entire trial. Hluglc Abbot, Dr. Halt and others. Darling, Copies G cts. I In Justice Court before James Clark, Hart, Giffiard, Rossiter, and Cbapmax I Esq. On tbo 31st ult, on complaint of hrvo contributed to tho art department . While the pajier tea Dover loot sigh; of ta. rs.:.iu. :n.^> tho Marshal, John J. Fuller was arrest- 1 -----------------------u t illustrated tbs | cd on chargw of being drunk on oar breadth of tte CinDHaaro' gtou by tte streets. Be plmd quiity and wu fined range aff'-sHpira ANOTHER RAILROAD. 110 and coeL Farmers, Mi-clianira, Murcbants. crorybody, attend tho Railroad Mooting nt tho Court House, Tuesday ernniag, Aug. Fanners uf Barry County Take SoticoTte undersigned wishes to inform the farmers of Barry county that there ia Leing sold ia their county a Fanning Mill which is roprrecatod to be tbo Al­ legan Fanning Mill, therefore I would call your attention to this feet that there is tu> gvnaino Allegan Funning Mill bo- .W®63£ nu mber I fold you sa thal sama tonrorration that I didn't know bow to write far a pope*— •• which the same" I still assert and shell herrsdter hare all the readers of this article for witneaaee to own hoasea. In one instant tho deck sank from under them ; a dull report prove the truth of tho statemeuL But filled tho air, end tho boat and tho un­ you said " give us tbo twws and well put fortunate pasoongeta were one ahatierft in shape for thef-priteer.” Ko It’d od aad broken chaos together. Tho cauoo of thin accident do not concluded to gsee you tte ueirs and you seem at piosent to be known, of it tlio may " shape” it to suit yourself. Well, first, wo'vrgot a mineral spring —or I should have said a medicinalmineral magnetic spring, lit, It’s med­ icinal. Thai quality is eviacod by the fact that if any man drinks it ho don't get .rick onyecre. 2nd, IFa mineral Thu proof of ttei statement Is found in So general tea tlio public confident the fact that ell groat and popular become in Dr. Ayer's inedicinoa, and.so springs are mineral, and that Eli Shupe i "ubte rafety? great tho demand for them, that un­ principled villains are attempting to dosection. 3d, Ita magneuc. Tliisqual-, reive the unwary by imposing uj>on ity is tho ruling one. It's very strongly I This being the 24 of- 1 July 28th, on complaint ot Georg-. Wintemute, of Barry, Marcus D. Smith and William Ltwuard of Nashville, wore i arrested on ati< thrr charge of obtaining money under fate- jiretense by sole of •loyaa talayraaai. \ They waved exam­ ination and in default of bail in tho sum of 8300, were cotnniiltod for t.ial at the net form af tho Circuit Court. Tax list in this issue. On the 31st, a. charge of assault and A good rain to-day. battery on behalf of tho F«u[ile was i made against' Thomas Burk, Henry । Retnember tho Railroad Mooting Burk and Bridget Burk. The parties Subscriptions are coming iA rapidly s^r ordinance rolalive to ridewalks. were arraigned and the trial continued Many strange faces ore seen ia town. Extxioxdwsbt OmuL—Tte enter­ prising publishers of tbo Jes-rfom SUei Jamal, offer to send tbe whole twelve numbers for this year, and 81 worth of books, all far tlio regular subscription to the Jamal, which is 81 a year. AU our formers and stock ndsen should take advantage of tills literal offer, as the Jamal is worth many, timoo th. tnoucy, tesidns getting four valuable City Election postponed to Aug. 21st no sSjEOSK: Detroit & Milwaukee R R with Board at a reasonable price, at tte nsridenco of the subecriber, on tte cor­ ner of Broadway and Stalo street, near the Court House. Nona but respecta­ ble, sober parsons need apply. Jen Csium.—Wc arc ou hand to Moxrr to Lass.—J. Whitmore, of servo foe cresra of al! flavors, at any Gull Lake, has a card under new adrurtiaements for “ Money to Loan.” membor saying to mo the other day that you wanted somebody to ■* write up” thia section for your paper, that you were unable to get anythin* out of your old oorrestwndaata, Wright. Emory, CobU Ute, nd tbs nurture the Nor Tact—Tho following item is going tbo rounds of tlio press, but we cannot learn that there is any foundsit u not true, and hence ita publication is unjust to tha |>ooplo of that village : A preacher nt .Nashville, B—.y coun­ ty, proposed to a young man whj> hail offended him, to fight the matter out with fistfouflh. Tlio combat begun; the parson was floorer! tho first round, and, after a breathing spell, again camo to the scrateh. Aa officer sepetaud tho murcular antagonists. Gas.—A permanent organization of tho Battle Crook Gas Company was f — ’ Ixrxirrxuxxrs are gt)fag cat rapidly I on Friday evening the 7th ulL following is tho list of officers : all around us. Brie# ia freely moving over town. So wo coecludo souirtliing dent, John F. Moulton ; Secretary, T. B. Skinner; Treasurer, R B. Kingman ; Directors, Thomas Hart, John F. Moul­ ton, J. M. Ward, T. B. Skinner, and And we will sell them ns cheap as any From New York to Chicago, We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods ou their merits. We Sell the Florence Sewing Machine, Plait gin b a Cal'art ttsakal aWi Pile uf G«dj it till [in you for a little Money. 'GRANT A PHILLIPS. ” fflfflL ■ few mifos west of tUr otty. It arems ttetetera had wanted * large file of ' sand ou the track. Into which the engine ' ran, brooking tte pilot, aad doing otter * damage, which daMyed tte train for a For the best Meat of all kinds, call at the Central Meat Market,near the BankI will please you. every time. A lot of Sugar Cured Hams just received. _________________ _____,__ , ' charged" that it drew the filling rhich are of Dr. Ayer's manu- from tho man’s teeth right through Ms cumpooition) are specimens of on) ch ,j him 10 air and tneert TtevnMonlv. , , , , , ... cents for for the shave, but be had to go | run! get Ids teeth charged again. Ono of our blacksmiths incautiously SIMON BIRKENRUTH. anvil ha found himself " stuck." It is stated that the anvil eras not injured and tho smith only lost half a day while laying abed to hare his pants re-aoetod. IUilboxd Mrwrtso.—On Tueeday eve­ which was considered neccsvary after ho ning, Aag. 8tb, a railroad mooting will held at the Court House for the pur­ Eorite though ttee teg tte otter day, pose of taking into coas'riocatte, tnoaa put soraeoffhU watesoaoM ofIterails urea for securing the location of projeeri near tbe depot of tho G. R V. IL Rad Hum ot railroads north and south st Tho train coming in fast pass so nearly over tbo spot that only tho rear wheel cf . tho back coach stood on tho wet, when tha train tetrted it lifted the rail right ' off the dim'and rolled it up about a foot botom bed, with* raagn:fioeat Bow of has opened an office at 8. BirkennUh's Meat Market for tho purchase of all kinds gf produce for which ho will pay ’ A &joxT Aocdxxt oceured to the f freight train going cast this A. M., a cash. Be who announoee, “ Money to .WnubMHot ocwussMsl to oomo Msbstetyyra. Fnora oaago fro- L#5 to , •I M. ^RfowtH took for lots of it as (M (jl.tDflMn pi «M» thrashing DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, ' magnetic. Our barber t'other day put ' one of bis reisors into tbo water and left ’ I it there two minutes and then shared a portant enterprise. Now is the time to section mon took the hint aad just got a talk, and then— Acnax! Rnmcmbor’ pailful of magnetic water and dashed it powerfol opting on fho farm of Mr. Tuesday srsning, Aug. 8th. on the lira when tho injured rail straight­ Craig, east of tte city. It wasted out tons of marshy soil and left a gravely Casa ros Paonccx.—C. P. Salisbury ened out and camo down to ita " former IKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOTTHNRN RAHWAY ' •six -Mr. A. W. Bii’cy has Wheat is turning out id taste in hisoefociioa of atone Roberteon reports a yield indaitei M hh.reoi^e,M bushels to tte ao^ and Mt , A Goon Jou-lU ^sd'-ng <m 'Ken-' fialffls hill and filing in State street, nrarr tte bridge, baa teen progressing rapidlyr during tte past week, so that tte job is1 Harvey Wright's store ia said to be finished ready for cccupanty and it ia understood that Bowse, Galloway ft Combe will take immediate paesoMion. Tte village taxes are being ocdlected now, and although they ore said to be P”1*7 bUl Ut,1C ecmpll,“,‘.U B*de w “And?' Dowteg is getting tho mala­ rial ready for a bow store upon tte west * side. Quito a number ofnew building, are ‘ tote put upon Broadway thafsll-aomu Council, it may just n» wet! never bo hold, but wo want acme Justices of the Poore, and hope the election msv bo le­ gal when it is bald. coMPomni wahoo eittkr FHce, rarty SO Crssts a IMOe. W ool W anted ! �Subscribe ajuof-ZKKSU nsex novn NEW TO1I BOSTON, ALBANY, roixartl rat.ix a tan xasx *«n xiew 1 anoao 8 O'CLOCK War lira anJl ZSB OIL BEGlOMBOjrFBMKM*LVAKAA D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Herting.. IFe Offler the following Tax Titles lately day* rtfer wrr I» bo b la at a «epy c ran xaixwtr txnara now RzX-h.Btor io Now York, 8S5 mHo*, ButfaJotoNnrYork.iSamdeK Dunkirk to Naw York, 4<J0 milra, ■aerrfiuxl to York. C25 mite, Cinisonati U> N. Y., WW nulra, axd ta j-turut gf'22 to iff mxlm ran. ntoorea mvtxAll irate, ran d.iwtUj ihma/h to Xew Turk. CHKAPnRlS’FREKTRimi ’ Chicago, Ro* 15(1 MACHINE. as Baa Ike ate<r/<te. MkM lb. i Markle. la th. inarkn. Addreaa. JOHXSON: atxtffiittSk'ta-jT* ~ of LAffDH B- Situated In tho rariou* Townahip. OOO.OOOAaroe Barry Grouty—one of the beet Choice Iowa, IlfOlICAN Ifflll seses-s Mtra»aa Countio. in the State of Michigan, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, TION HARD 1IVEI .Itlttltl MStWlON OF FREES the train had left Pougl half a mite to the rear, « ing hiinedf, ho hastily be to the rtetaon, and ruahit TORY OF THE *?SETR3^: ■quit!) oil tho quondam question! »; "but I am going through. My daughter cautioned mo particularly to take a t4U nt I'mighkoeymo. tHurfaalL" . 1 • . , the fill iron taken— and ou eras the take—try tho [laancngei*. —Ennci'a Dnawn, in Harprri Mog»iuf»r Jtffyui. ' A Million Dollars. CAUTION VANDERPOOL lu'*. aZtuLtu* lowing maxima, originated Jay himaolf: . When you wake up do npt roll over but roll o»L It will giro you timo to ditch all your dough*, plow tbmn, har­ row than. and tow them with timothy and rvd ctover. On. buaho! of clover to two biuliel* of timothy ii enough. Make your fencing high and atroqg, j *o that it will keep rattle and pig. out.' If yvu hno bniih, cuilao your 1-Xa •ecun.', ami keep your hog* frtfta tbe ’ —— i» .1-------- — I—tfccy. Km .r3'WSE£l-SSI' Zmx NEW CARPET HOUSE (mJ la.-irttKi, fafraffni i/w OIL dctir.srj 0A'jbc£avat. ii£ Tho very REST PLACE to buy CARPETS, CUJtk. &ZoZ Anu OILCLOTHS, HATS, to bed by ' I’PJfOLSTKDED GOODS, 500 VOLUMES IN ORE. Ageutu Waiitfld NOTTINGHAM LACES, «« ua, u «ui u ______ ________ .far tbe Mxrring men are the bom> aad aumw of tho land, and ought to ba well tested. I am eaU-.fted that getting up early, ; industry and early habito are the bo.11 modiomo crer preacribnd fut health. ‘ When rsiay, bad weathdr comna, to I that you can't work <rat d'xan, ent, split, and haul your wood. Kaka your racka. ix tout fence or ■ a gate that ia off ita binge., or teeather-, bcmrflng your barn whwe fac wind ha. blowatte aiding off; or patch tho roof! af your barn or ho an. Study your intenete ck>Mlv, and do not qx-nd any time in eliMUng Proai- . danrn Sanattn. end other malluSccra. to rial* tkat ka kaa (Mrfwtod wraa<«aaali far a ar taBdng of hard timaa when .pending crawler toxurtr .«|yly of lhtoe.ed.rtai plane U. ha. .prat xerb tte. r ir*rxr*si,.( aad toe your time in whittling .tore i boxaa, etc. • Taka your time and make calculation*, psffisssgi don’t do thing, fat a hurry, but do them at the right time, and keep: your mind IRVING. Send Scientific American 01UN0CTIHX Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For rettaiag to Gray Bair ita natnnl Vitality and Color. Dr. WM EiM if Jtntaa iky aratooi aad to aanaaw aad laeUH ell wrak D7A Family Sewing Machine, aiMITY COSSTRUCIUD, BANK BUILDING, THORNAPPLE Aiiajiii Orta aid Rfltj fe Wort. liavtlalpen* in xeito at ot Kwl ate raa» ha^ranl. aad will leal a iltebto*. 30 Years ojw Subscription—-$1. for the Trial. JURUBEBA sHstrcnst "”»“v r-.w.w4Mti£“iEreesL,. -Yfw'di G> cdlMCuL OMdj iHLwhitA D. B. COOK A oo FA RMER8 Experience , Car< VreM, QaUl, taxi ttetaor. l tafle. Tart, aad Triage aaally aad yfTxu h to are a«er><bixf aeeArt rraxtheheartoMtaUtobchtoMteb. I. TaU-riMar . Till MaciiKiun tint rteMxaa «•* th* MmMm, mM WORK . ojn> ’■■ &£ Horsemen u. DENTIST BOTH PLAXN~3>tv REMINGTONS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-10.pdf 6123c9619456ba8fbd5b63f456bad1dd PDF Text Text TH« K«fil»ucv B\|i»«n- HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHDAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST tO. VOL XVI NO. <5. •ma oa bcathre ground, would aroute i to# whole American church until every . mind was iodcu with domaads foe “Pro­ tection." TT»» than*, of ail citizen, who loro Wbfalwtra of thi* Committee, who. faqRtttettbaixowa eras, haw aoindu*tnouzly devoted toroo hut month* to Um unnaxthiag uf toi. giant Villainy. Oirt*tira mra of ourxwuntry! Humono men I AU dvconi area, w* appeal to you ‘ la a jmr^y worthy of lifo in thu land which rent* supremacy through aocn heU-lmru mmuaro? OF ALL KINDS. TO BE CLOSED OUT Have now on hand The LiK^KST STOCK of Organdies. Percales, Lawns, Grenadines. Bareges, Chambrays, Mohairs Silks, Marl Poplins Shawls. Linens, Balmorals. Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests. Summer Hats Glov. < HARDWARE HARNESSES of a phtbon* Traoray. may ba made nvailaVb under tho law* of Coagveus which are charged with being vwhted by the lore* blit Itaerenatobo a fight BUCKEYE ORAIR DRILL I COPPER HTHIP FBRU CUTTERS. LEATHER BELTING. .1 FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. JOHN A. (MERLE. MASK BUSSELL John Ilay’a Poem “Tho Advance Guard,” rpad at tho reoetit n-unioz. of the A»Gr Of t|)v Jnoot, «M repely«| will great etifhpilaMp by the audiepep to which it was read by Ha author — Thi* wa* due to tome extent to Col. Hay’* “ cloarni *a of t aunciatidn and graco of delivery," bul mainly to the idngularly ap|>*iipriaK> pre^nanco of It* language, and the touching and yet lofty eloquence of it* motiment Kono pfike poetical tribute* that bare locn paid to surpassed Col. Hay’* in (pint and bpautyand hie jhxri will reuah fluiumd* of homo*. and togch and charpi tone oi thousand* *f hearts. That our renders may enjey I hi* literary treat wo print PROPRIETORS OP THE 759031 WflRKS GROCERIES brick store of "triT ' is <l**i I. < C. H. HICKS I (Successor to Hicks <fc Fnles.) JACKSON WAGONS Glen & Hall Threshing Machines, Clover Hollers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Kake. y Groceries, I pny and sell for Cafth pay Cash for Cash for Prodi pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and self Grand llardds Blaster, Ohio Lime, pater Limo and Salt. | DRY ra tho Ku-Klntr vilMnv-n *ito-1 mil toe in Washington, aadanotoeroommitiee ia Boutlt Ckrulma-have been ia daily aeaaioa mare than two >Uix sad have had before them many Mafwttnaeeo. from nil motion* of late iMuneotomary State*-men of t high and bumble Prorid- Tb.on.and* of workmen have bpm whfoa. torown out of,work, and much «uffozzag And wh*t hw thl» ruient am! is rant will be fob in their fftnylic*1 Whiumtigiumn ertabhobod-i------though lb* Mulrao*. of «pir|t tablighed ,beyond all future can! and __? thaw W**Hns>on hod owner* bare I q«w*t»n ? The*o atrocious Facts: , ; <VThat in all the fate Insornxtiuuary BtaUu, sad generally differed, though not fond ip awry Country, n an oathbuupd Secret Organization, working on­ ly at night, and it* metnbran alwny* in In rvreiit cunnwmtkai* with intelli- ,duguion, with Officer*, Signa, Signal^ gtnt Rnpublioana of comnuuidiag influ-'i Pou-wordt, Grip*, anil oil too ue*vs»xiry cnce, it ha* trarnpired that there ia on .paraphernalia, wifli too Pledged and The fool* who hare been sending after intention of correcting potpe ptniruoa* ' " queer," or counterfeit money, will be in toeaettforaeatof qMotiou growing known ia different localitie* among the ;jileaaod to icare that full li*i* of name* oat <rf <l>o Ifoboilioa by new mured- tiidated by different name*, bat every- iuro being made out for publication. moats to th" nations! tvn4><fl<»‘’0- Tl'te tHiero recognized by the general rognoA daughter of a Now York riock-broha* become nre>*aaty from toe showing kor exults over the fact that too had 2. That the iwgauicaUun camo into been to Europe *ix times and lisa never of the Ku-Klux invejtigalion and tho Ix itip a few mouths pn-rioui to the U*i rtforta onnilMtod by many of the back­ Presidential Election, during which «u>sliding Stateo to return to a virtual con- r»*a it waa la tla emt viguron* condition dltion of crtilaoTed labor. Tho intcr- but h now through all the South, with fcrnnpi of the nrlrogrado Democrery oi more efficient duripluio and effective di­ rection than ever, reviving, in prepara­ the North with the caraoat dewire of tion fur tiw next ItevridcaUal campaign, many repentant rebel* to educate and when a* they told ow> of their victim* in prelect toe tailoring Riaaem of the South Tennessee a t-w Wtek* riare, “ no d—d and Ila- anarchy j^ulured by violence, Radical voting b to bo allowed iu any Southern Stale, hr black or white." together with tho organized and per*i*t3. Thai toi* Ku-Klux organization ia ontly ro»tl«*i effort* to prevent the di»- tho premeditated anddetermined achmno •enunatiou of knowledge among the fur carrying thu South at the next elec­ tion of Preiulent, and *o. by securing people, hare made «uch *tq« nc«-*iary to the jKirpotuity of Republican govern­ tho entire electoral vote of that toetion, make tgre the election of the Democratment in the late Rebel Slate* Thia the attack* of the Ku-Klux on I TlW tho ufflro-ra uud Mtablitoor* *chtpl tcacl-ore and the tlo*frucU>m of;\ of thorn “ DW (a* they appropriately rehool house* ja the Southern State* ;'• -all their separate land*) are tho lead­ ing and active Democratic politician* of the upep apportion to any efficient «j»। the South. tem of common Khool* by leading men I, 6. That tho tchetuc has the hearty who are. profaeaod Democrat* and who good-will of o large tectite* of tho Demcoptrol thp ignnnint marera and delude '11 cretin party in all thoao Southern State*, Btaall Hungs. Iatllo wuni*, not eloquent spcecho* or renuon*,—hide doodz, not jhCBi fey bbo ireure h- their own euro and the acquiracenco of nearly tho on- mirwJcr, nor buttle-*, nor on*- groat, bodewtruetion; Uw bad toth *hov.n by tire partyG. That the direct and chaff pur|woo role act, or mighty martynlotn, make up leading paxdoood n-beb in luitaming oi the organization, aa sworn by all the the true Ohritonn life. unlawful orgauiraiwn*'which they ad­ Victim*, a* the a*acrtioa uniformly made An inuto rebel threw a pitcher of mit are iat«nd«l to keep alive the *pirit to Ahem by three midnight Mteirirn, and milk nt a Republican member of Conand borbariem of .kviry by thi main- csirroboratod by tho unireraal taotiuioay tgrvM wliifo eating breakfast in a Virgin­ eff tho repentant and divulging mem­ ia Tdlaga the otoor morning. If it hod i tenaucn of patrol*, icourgtng, and oth­ ber* of tho Order, is this; Tbo putting bora a piteller of whisky it would have er alaecry.cu»tam» over poaoeful freed­ down of tho Republican and putting*Wf< taken a different direction. ' men ; and tho too conelisivo evidence of tiio Democratic party. Frizzly hair denote* coarwiroa. 7. That while th" Desxmalic and I that the futtu.r rebala eontemplato at wrue tone an overthrow of Iho jveunitnicted State government*, and that, fcr «uch a paqi6*o fliey look to Itcmoj crat* for support in tho North, ami hope GOODS! LOWER TH.LV El'EH J. P. ROBERTS & RUGS Phoenix Cash Medicines, I jp.lINT > BBT SHIM PRITTS HI THB wk, AINTS & OILS. Ladies’ Misses and Children’s ’ for an cjqxjrtunity to ally thcmaelvc* I with any foreign enemy that may de­ dare war on too United Stale*, in order to reantdtate the lost caure of the re| bellioa, wboeo pretended goveraiacnt I had £ur iU corner »tono the cntlaveracnt I of the African rare ; all there dearly ! provea evidence* of bad dtiienalsp and 1,200 page* of testimony taken by . ' oppodtion io tho |oinci]>lM of Ib-pabiithe Ku-Klux Investigating Committee,. 'uro already in tho band* of the Govern -1I can Government call for n remedy that men: Printer. Borides toi*. whieb wa* will at ieaat bo effectual in the next genall taken m this city, it i* *teted ,!l»l I craiioa to prevent toe threatened recurthe evidence takan by the braaedi of the ' retire of n Southern Rebellion. Committee operating in the South, will,1 A national *y»tett» of education may, 1 perhapa, be adopted by Congrrea, but make a volume of wtill greater bulk. Ro fatal to the Democracy ha* been tlda will not bo likely to prove tuffiefenttoo effect of evidence produAd by wit- ly profnpt and offlretivo as a remedy, neeaoa called before the Woahington and hrnee it la not unlikely that u paw Ku-Kluz Committee by Me-re. Blair nmendmout to the Constitution of 'to* & Beck, it* Ik-moeratic member*. and Vnitdf State*, wifi iurfudo too obkgsm many Ku-Kluz leader* in the South tirnol each State* to. maintain public ! who,.* tn the masse* throughout the fear the conwquenre* of n ero*e-«ramination, that they arc coetinrally ptoad- cotnn^r. Anothor provision will prob­ ably bo added requiring all public dooappearance when raurmeuod by the ■ tion* to be carriwi on by secret ballot. Sergrani-nt-arm*. To •« off thi* crim-,! tnotder to prevent tho jba|ni**! retro- School Books <J- Stationery. Shoes and Gaiters. inal dread, a .lander ha.* been hatched boro and Magraphod over the country, been notified not to appear by the Bargeanf-al-nrm*. There ia nut word of truth tatt; bat, if it wore true, Wothing would please there grate better, and they would bo the last paraon* to «mi-; plain. Borne of them whip the dwrU; rotted tho stamp by denying that KuKlux organization* exh*, boeaure they ore not known in their Joototiee by that , particular name, while they admit too Ofitt Mo. 11 Cnu BL. Grind Rapid*,’ operation* of dlagiiiaod band*, their' a»- FRErCRimONB AND FAMILY ’ RECEIPTS. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. • It reem* now pretty well MtOed that Gen. IWanton, Cotnmi**iooer of.. Intantal Bevwtw, will bo rvmvred at an ] esfedote, and tlmi Deputy Cvmnrit-| kianer Douglaa* will be Acting CutnmiaMcmcr until tho vacancy i» filled. Thi* haa been rendered obviotady nwomry from the recalcitrant ccitrao pumnod by Cren. Hawanton townzd hi. auparior,} CITY PAINT STORE! PAINTERS Zywvaoyree, j T». HKRTHCTi. wres.. Sira ind OmammUl ! Painting * P«Urr« n Wall Parer. WlaSov Gold & Silver Watches, u ,w B1?OTri i ly toaMdMRiuaoahmattora. . would “ begin to think thomaelvM u gnodaa white folk* " and that there frequent (figging*, and an occasional murder, arc neevseary to maintain *ueh a itate of moral* among toe Black* a* will iwrmit tho vice-hating Whites to lire in their neighborhood ; yet, co tho erore^xamination, throe witaaowa also very generally, a* well cu very reluct­ antly. coafera that tho intonidaLon cf Republican voter* i* a prominent and not to be regretted roauft. S. That to aocure thi* purpose, tho putting down uf too Repul-Ucon and tho putting up of tho Democratic Party, XrffoUtte is the grand mraaure-tho intimidation of Republican rotsra, black and white, but capodally th. humble and dafonceloaa, by midnight raid*; by burning house* and atorer, and the dee- Said invfcasur in natural history to hie cLua, "Now, then, oa to hens; a hen has too capacity of laying just six hund­ red egg*, arid no mere ; and *he fiaitoci the job in just about five yean. Now, what i* to bo done with her after that? -Cat off her head and aril hor’for a M*jicr*crraiie Cox»*«im*-—Tho diridead* already declared by tho corpora­ tion* engaged in tho manufacture of cotton and other gold*, iadicato that tho.paat *ix month* have trough*, a re­ union of pnrepority. Several of three milk, which fur too past few jeer* htto only been able to make both end* meet, have made a hand*oma jnofit, while oth­ er*, which had impaird their capital by n»oriworbadroantb», .hare been able to make up their loereo, and are now able to start. with <U dean ahoeL Tho •tockholiler* oi this latter dare of oorporttion* do not expect a dividend.—They are content to know that their twenty par cent, now .tand* on the books at par, with a good prospect of paying foir dividend* tn too future — Tho*o who have bought tor** itocka at low* figure* with a view to realize a. aeon a* a dividend i*. declared may object to ■rah a policy, but no curi«ralfon ahonM rebool hoctce and IL L , L _____ —_ 0 have l«m giran to the- ftamre; and llk) Christendom w ill’.tand agba*i when it *- * ia madoTmown tho .cure* ofachool teodiore and Moihodiat yreoebere. who, by thia Democratic agency, within three .three yenre. harebren whipped ! »hot. hung I and, in *ume iMtanere, itiabolit vnd. burned al tho stake! 10. 1W in nrerty ono-haH tho 8tatre of thi. Union ihi» work of UU U now - --------------------- Dr. AIKIN, TBJU»VSr TSOCBiXJ TO H DtDtXK Black hair, a little wavy, allow* Fukliko courage. . Nearly ell great buainnu iucu hero light brown ham. Sandy haired pcoplo are jovial, but can't drive a bargain. . i - �BBS! Sale of State Tax Lan J*. New Advertisements. Just nor our Domosratie friends ore enjoying a tearatiun .ocb a, they Urea not had before f.ar some time, the ptoa»ttre of attending to themselves Usual­ ly thrir time and talents are ia ura in louluug after, and exhibiting the errors and eurruptiuns 'lif their great enemy, the Republican party, and in the pursuit of their ralf-institutod calling they hare shown both pertinacity and ingenuity. Now the Republicans can re*t. Their groat center, New York City, which rata tho pattern and erects the law by which the whole party takes its form and guidea its action, is a seething caldron of excitemcnt, and what will be the result of termino. To tho Democracy it cannot br any moans bo benofieUl A groat element, and that particular .loment long relied upon to “ vote early and oft­ en." is in rebellion against their loaders, ’ ’ r ) i that they win repn-ai ffira opposite m .whxih to all snpearanre a large ma­; ’ jority of the population aide with us. Tho prana ia many instancM that oppoae Mr. Hariaa, stmeringly Unfa with Mr. Harina, I'midont Grant/VinePresident Coltax. and Chfor Justice Chase as attendants at tha same rhurch ly a Method* Htats, but ah. bra never yet had a Methodist for her obief magis­ trate. Of her five governor. Grimes was raia Unitarian ia suuUment ; Lowe and Stosao, Pruibytorians; Kirkwood, without any expressed religious attach­ ment.; and Gov. Morrill, a Cungrog. tvry burrows, and shown to ba guilty of corruption, bribery and thoft, Io an axteut unrivaled in the whole political history of tho world Th« mon wh» have beau guilty of stealing railroads bars found time also to pay their altontiou to a gnant city—fto metropolis of Methodiata that might have boon elected by a combination of tho Me^Jaodist pre­ siding addon of tho State, had than el­ ders bora bigot* in religion and false to their imlitioal conucjwox Mr. Harlan in his letter says that out of the twenty­ fire Republican member, ot Congreu with wdmn he has aeeved, Mt two hero been Methodiete Our little editorial theft is beyond coroparioon. It beggar, ring, out the true Methodist nntitho whole vocabulary of tho criminal mrat of low. on thi. mibjraL Wo will lexicons, end pats to shame every effort at description. Orsr Jfi* auUiau g idmachinery, nor ia there any disposition tor. Ildn ia ton yrsraA-'No wonder that ia our Church to use it, to promote any the leading men of tho city outride of man to office. Our religious opinions the “ Hing" are in revolt against tho are one thing, our jkJuu.)*,an­ tax collector and fail to respond to .his other, but wo will stand as 'a man call for money. Nor ia it to be wonder­ against anti-religious combinations to daed at that tho whole Democratic prera, shelter for their devoted pertv. But shelter can not bo found. There is a storm, tho thunders of which even the average Democrat can bear; the torrent* of which he cannot withetand. Bnt to Our neighbor of the Ptflt in the above from the daily of tho lai irwL seems to make himself judge of tho rights and duties af editors and the ob­ ligations end limitations of journalism, and as tho ijjb presumes to consider itself agdliUr, we suppose of awroo we be ia such, and we shall stand forever with a Methodist who seams likely to be sMrificed because ho is a Methodist, Wo throw our hat high ia sir as we read the closing i>aragraph uf Mr. Har- Dtorhoyi Co'i. Column. Wo hare in our possession (through the kindness of our worthy au! tespecied Sheriff) the cvidroee (quite sutitfre- j tary to us) that there are tuean-r men at the State* Prison in JTnoluon than we ever .opposed there were, and probably | tho mteuwet man there i, not engaged FI.L1--, Si-OV <• I ?<S’ s (Miniate el e»»ty kltod. ter under the sign manual of one John Morris, who, whatever lie may have boon in tho part, ia svidmtly imprsaoed with the idea that raw, ho" ia a man haring authority-.” Wo are inclined to think, howotor. that it it that kind of ** trig aulXtrUf," under tho influence of which, ‘•/re.7 wsa," sometime, “ydsy. sad /«Udirtridtlg^Ufi Htctm .. xuir tA* enyri. iresp." We giro this totter entire for the benefit of those of our readers who arc fond of the curioui It P Show. rnpted by wliat a week, silly man, prompted vanity, and permitted by ignuranco enn du when bo has once made up hi. mind to mako a complete fool of himself, and ha* the skill and material to achieve a surer** m that direction- Nol for ths wurid would we change letter, or line, syllable, or sentence of thi. matcbloM epistle. Wo woujd not prune it of use of its exuberance*, rob it of one ofib flowers of rhetoric, or take from it one <lf its poetic emlrtUtehtnenta. Nothing but a verbatim copy of tho classical original iteclf, can do full jurtioo to tho author of so brilliant a production Wo would not undertake by any mere cxtraeto, to give tho reader any idea of it, lest we might lessen by a ringlo leaf tho laurel* with which an appreciating pubLe will hasten to crown him. when they read thi. letter « A/ ml, it. The Istarary world will bo delighted al tho suggestion tho tetter contain.- that the nullum gonius may before tong be “ ventilated" ia the prow. Wo are sure that nothing but modesty has prevented this undiwoversQ luminary from bursting in full splendor upon the worU tong ago, twonty-cu drolling bousN oa tho line of tbo road »rth of this plsoo, and aro to be oocuptd by Swedes, in tho em­ ploy of tlie Qmpany. fixoutaW -Kuar. A fc. Loci. R. W— Th. Comtek Uving in charge the sulicitiiig of ubacriptiou to tho capital .took of the Saginaw Valley A St Louis Railroad are corking Bke beavers, and soon rxtwct to retort the necessary amount has teen subscribed in order to •ct tho conlreiora to work on thu lino. Th* only dcfiaency now i» about |1 UOO, of which W.OX) {> in thi* city, 13,00® in 81. Uui^ ant lbs balance in Saginaw City. Darling SolPsupplying Penholder. WssrtMul .Csslre. »e4w Ik* 11 ffia.TUS.'SliiJ:' FAMILY KN B TER. , ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, L./te **l» crinatecn. AsM Ibt f rah •k.ulcsl. -*rr tty tb* , ' ' i 1 1 ' । I .and we shall do ourralvo* tho honor, and 1 connected with its coming—Next year, tho public tho service of introducing 1 K>ch was tho fond hope of those among him to our nuny readers, knowing that | theta w bo dared to hope —wa* to bar* ho ought nut to hide Li. light under a inua of tho road-KawkawLn end White been the year of their deliverance — bushoL*' But not to keep our reader. ;Feather—tbceo having been brought Tammany was to lead them to victory, in .u.penre tongvr hero ia hi* tetter: ' into existence by the rood itself. The and then not New York, but the whole country through which the road posses is a huge forest of janes, lying &0O loot country was to be .brought to tho feet, ing. NcvertheleM. wo think editorial and pay tribute to tho groat sachcma— courtesy would have didated that the But Tammany ia not Mo«eo, instead, a cd, yut, nnl.-si cheerfully cunferrod by a [>e<>pln, from a mature’ and deliborato fiajl, man ihuuld have quoted our arti­ conviction that, all things consaderod, it I have J convicts in my cle in full, if ho was going to pronounce would be best for the Htato and far aur charge, brought here from it unproforaiotml, and especially that ho great Republic. 1 would dospiso myself Barry Co by you They shculd not minuprceent what wo did charge you with making say by quoting comments without giving No party can hope foe suoccm, whore them change their clothing tho word, an which they were based, they hare to carry into the fight such a before starting for Prison Jand wo think such an omtesiun not terrible load as tho immense corruptions detaining it for your own Coonoil railed to order by his lioaor strictly professional, even if ugdlMilj just exposed in New York. Hero they that Mr. Harlan, like too many other benefit H 'ithout anyparley- Msyor Goodyear. did permit rt. hare shown their capacity to govern, but professor. of religion in Washington, Prrarul—Mayor, Recorder, Aldcnura it has proven a failure, nay a farce. — had bran foithlou there, amid the groat What we said of Mr. Van Arman their behalf I ask you to for­ was in consequence of his ywAbc p-M^r, They have shown their ideas of public temptations, to his high calling. To ot­ ward their clothing to this Eaalman, Hams, llsyes, Keafield sad given at Knjatqpono, “ to stand by Van­ faith and official integrity, and the par­ office where it belongs under ty is itself frightened out of countenance had sustained at Washington the same derpool under al! car the statute in such case made he left him i ' ought to at tho exhibition. Blair's Lottor, Sey­ pure character he bears at Mount Pleas­ provided. You had no be or at the door of tho State IViaon." mour's Speech, end the “ war a failure" ant. was tho object of what Dr. Nov- more right to strip them of In that he raid nothing about pay tor plank ia tho unfortunate platform of their clothing bring them hie services, or working for cAnrfty. He 1864, are little things compared with here in the shameful condi­ would stand by Vanderpool—and on thi, latter and most daufbing revelation. tion you did than you have The only good that ten come of it. this pledge VandcrjKxil undoubtedly re­ to strip a man of his clothing _.___* per}iap3 a iff. lied with implicit confidence And it and that is a gcod of no small moment, .uro for Dr. Newman. There was noth- I on tfu., gfreef^ was his refusal to redeem that pledge ia tho assurance of a rocoasignmmt to ing of ren.nre for such an act in what1ventUlatii . ig through the that we rallol unprofeadonal and inhn- oblivion, ef tho Democratic party, and wo wrote. A trifle has evidently been (press might give you the no­ hii role in fsror of the approval and aduptfou of said ordinance. exagorated into dimun.iana that are now the cartaia'y now offered the country of toriety you are seeking. Such [See ordinsore in smother column,J think that will be the verdict of intelll- security from the thraldom of tho four ridiculous Mr. Uarl.n ia entirely clear. meanness is too contemptible On mol'oti of Aid. Ilasu the special gent men regardless of opinions on the years of Democratic rale. It thus be­ Now tot tho canvass go on. It is evi­ to talh about A man that etecti-a was postponed to Au,«. 21, in or­ comes a'booefit, and we ere certain that dent tho L■gialature must be chosen on merits of the Vandoqxxd case. would doit I should- suspect der Hast proper not'reo uf Registration be the people of the OduBty of even if purchased nt the price parid by of stealing acorns from a |M»ted. Carried. ..... ‘ Sachems of Tammany, it is cheaply bo't blind sow. Mot yours By Aid. Ilanas: Nothing could reach tho higbt to which John Morris Agt That the slnxl roaumiltee bo directed ' viction that there are no mean* known rascality would hare arisen hud Tam­ Seriously speaking we do not oomuumd to men to which they would not resort many prevailed, and we may all rejoice thia letter, .imply beraura of it* litera­ way sad report at nest meeting the rxj “tor tho pound of human flesh," and that the rascals have leaped so far in ry excellenciea, aur alonv as a model of dieoey of repairing tU same. Carries wo fully believe it entirely consonant i their muniapal jump, that they have rpbtolary rum position, nor eniirolr be­ On motion Council adjourned. with their past action both to bqy off ruled themselves forever out of an op­ cause of tho good taste displayed by Cuss B. Wooo, Recorder portunity to compete for another prias. Van Arman, if he could be bought, or this man, in thus insulting a gentleman to spirit away the five important wit। in every way his superior, and through By request wo give place to tho above him the public of Barry County, and neaaea for the defence, whom tho Sheriff m reply to the letter of our oomapun- through them tho people of tho State at , of the county of Barry could not find We have nothing to retpet uf what dont published two weeks since on the largo, and that, simply upon tha author- . in sttendsuoj nt tho present session of we wrote a fortnight since in respect to Newman Letter. Our correspondent ity of State Prison coorict*, whose mor Coeqeil w«» califs} to order by his Hon­ our Circuit Court. This opinion may this now famous letter. We then be­ spoke our sentiments. Not because Mr. als, wo tnut, will not suffer because of , gan by expressing ourselves thus : Newman or Mr. tlarlau are Methodists, the company they are obliged to keep. or Msyor Goodyesr. be eroaiona, but we cannot sec the con­ Prnenl—Msyor, Recorder. Aldermen but for the reason a man's religious Not simply because of those thing, do duct of the prosecution of this cause in preferences should hare no bearing oa wo commend this letter, but as an exam­ B.riow, Eaitaixn, Ilstm sod KcnCcld. any other light Wo regret tho fact, By Aid. Etetatac : the question of his qualifications for of­ ple of consammata meanness, wo think because we think the action derogatory fice, and beesuse we believe in no secta- nothing could excel iL Tho Sheriff of , to the good name of our State, and at ep the croes-walk oa Ilsaover street, war with right and impartial justice. Mr. Harlan to ths Senate, ia misrepre­ Barry County design, uo reply to Juhn al . the jauelion with Stale street, and go sented. Wo hope it was not written candidate. for any office Mortis, nor do we think bo needs any Lark | not to exceed tea rods, sud make a at all by Dr. Newman ; or, if written, the pe.pte. Is he honsi that it was not a areolar totter, but a true grade Io State itreet^and raj Isre the potent, and will ho do hia duty private Bote to some individual friend. eross-walk. All to be done without ttDevelopment, since then show that public servant, are with us as prase to tho oily. Carried. m. Streator wa. thus addrosaod, thongh Oa motion Council adjourned. His not dented, nor need it be denied, Not whether tho aspirant belongs to this Cnxa. B. Woon. Reronior Churoh or that, or has so membership Sheriff will jirubaldy treat the letter that Dr. Newman may have written a We find in the Grand Rapids Ttowe totter or letters on thia subject to friend* In any. At the uune time wo reroguiru with the same contempt ho must fra! far The CiMimou Coaneil met ia regular the following tirbate to tho heroic devo­ in Iowa. A letter from Mr. Hariaa, in tho obligation the party in power is un­ its author, however cheerfully ho would session, st the Council Itootu, Mood.y tion that Mr*. Helen Vanderpool has the Aft. riraraa! Jrarwl, contain, the der to the religious sentiment in the hare responded to docent and gentle­ evening, AnguM 7, 1871. Promt—Msy­ tend, and trust it may never do ought to manly inquiries Lad they have bran shown to her hnabnad, during his Jong or Goodyear, and Aldcraicti Barlow, East­ imprisaamenl, and trust that her sclfmade ia a proper manner. We, how­ man, Hams, Usyes, Kroficld, Williams racrificemar be rewarded by hi. acquitever, folt that “ a rraMiefotf Ore^A and Wc-oltey. Ia the absence of Reuord. received a communication from a friend at Dm Moines. Iowa, stating that cer­ tain friend, ef a gentleman named as a candidate for the United States Senate, cBmjgg.LfiW"’ AiMrtJMraiXAT all uxuvxkYHTOkXJt. U. *. BAtrTLVTT A CO.; FtalaMpMs. CHARGE FOR AGENTS. UI * hi**um> a. af.-l, Uaal or Farrier’s Improved Corn Sheller! WILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, "action • l MIf Write- iWrfcoiw 1 MUSICAL! AGENTS WANTED FUR LIFE IN UTAH POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH AND REPUBLIC. JURUBEBA t.XTIOM o»-Tin; uionn. <n. Ayer’s Ague Cure, or Wood, Aid. Usyre was appointed Be­ The Ccanniltoe on Street, ieported that they Udlnaalnod State Street west In the moan time, however, “ uiktti of Broadway, and rcjommeaded that a •”! faring tad Of^tr, trid" we jeb be tot to rotate the same. Report would suggest that if you would attend to your legitimate Luaiurss, “ endw M* rtatati iu sacA ease saaib <md prorsM," in- end your serviora quite u acceptable to the public whuoe aervaat you chance to be, and who will not jeUtently brook in­ sults, thus gratuitously aimed at their public oAcraa. lathe moon time the Sheriff of Barry County will quietly bv instructed to 1st a job oo the itailey Hill and Grora Street .rat ef Church Street. SpecifaatiaM to be exhibited oti Or. W Strati if Jintete For the best Moot of ail kinds, call at the Central Meat Market,near ths Bank I will please you every time. A lot of Sugar Cured Hams just received. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. u »uta<«.As<.A un. r the peymrat of ibv so*. On u.uliu.1 cf Aid. KodMd. the Goo. iitoo ou Stress were tort.irated to tel a �Ttj* t\»fil.ucx|i B\|I»bh. .ssaeir-itiw"-* MAU. ARRA.N'GBMICNT. If there fanny one tiring of which that a delay would du us great injustice. oa’ l^untifnl and thriving City ho. rea Mr. Hugbee fa reply, said that the sou to bo i*roud, it fa tha able and effioalr point worthy of notice was (hat of ctent manner fa whteh jmlire fa admindelinquincy fa serring the subpevnaa but the Court interrujiting, .aid that point iatered to her inhabitant, fa one of her was hardly worth .pending time upon, as there seemed to be no question about poning into thia Court where justice fa that, ajd proposed to the Attorney, for dispensed—with, upon a meat occnrion, the defense chat a jury be snmonsd and , wo were more than ever imprinted with the People go on with their aide of the , eoso and oioee the testnnony on their ' Oar attention was first specially direct­ part, in tho hope that thsso witnesses ed to the Court. Tho thru? and nar­ amy bo found in tiio mean time, but If row nilge which tan alsng the top uf til Quid and shiny head would not fail obtaining at that time there might be a to indicate to any one pmrmrl of the slightest phrnofartcalMtaedge. ^t little delay or soma amsngwmvnt mads he fully appredated ths dignity of the in regard to their tostisnyny. Mr. Hughes said he would not dare to Official politico which be occupied, and do so, as they might not be found at all, bis own iire-emiaent abilities as n judge, white the rinrrous twitching oi his fa­ nor any agreement mads Mr. Eggleston said that tho Court cial muetes told plainly that the case before Jum waa of vast and vital import­ Bright adjourn until next Monday, and aid* Ever mindful, in tho moan time an extra panel of ju- ance to at least ror» might be summoned, and the trsli- Uai fMsr i. ffaav^.Ari lawy hi. SWherwith tho B. * M. Railroadbyth*I trvn Bridge at Burlington, and called 1 Iho Bt-xLumrox The main line of the Bouto ™tte n 7^ . <«»• ‘ho PaeMe Ronda, and form, to^lay the leading route to California. Tho Middle lhaneh, eu.nriug Nehrmfaa at ! throi^h Lincoln, tbo State - hpitoL <ud wiilthteyrar b. fiafab^lto Fort K-sinx-y, formiBg tb. shorts route a*®,*, the Contfamt l». uvwr 100 mite. I Another branch of tten B' M., divwtw. I at Red Oafe fall. inlo n Hno running , duun the Mi.Kiurlthrough St. Jos to K-121U1C div *r_. ... Lical ifcifiw poticoj. ILuro n, aa uxx nt* Cmumcbcd — The law i.latite to cruelty to animals fa 'A* Btate Fair Grounds nt Kalm»a- ’ now fa operation, fa thi* State. Among too, wore never in more perfect enndi-'! other provUioas fa erne forbidding tho tian than they are nt present Tbo Su- tra--ixpartatiou of animals upon wagons, periateudent, G. H. Gale, Esq., has put otherwire than fa crate* or boxes with j all his energies into the work, aud his long connection with the old hone-breod- up. Animals are not to be trani'Kirtcd ' ing awoefation has given him an experi­ with their feet or legs tied together .and !' ence that Mr. lived, tho proprietor, ha. teehed upon wagon*. The pemlty for 1 availed himself of, to tho manifest ad­ violating th* law is iaiprfaionmrnt not |, vantage of all qrncerasd. “ Tbo track, exceeding one year, or fine no! exceed- ; over which to drove last Friday, (rays fag 1250, er both fow and imprison- ’ Mr. Johnstone, Editor ot the JfaAy*" Fkrwr,) 1* fa magnificent order and coudiiiua. Oa the homo .trotch, and round the first quarter, it has been matoriallr widened so •-hat ton horso. in a trolling match can start ahroMi. Tbo surface througiicut its whole length has been carefully gone over and worked, so oa to make it smooth, firm and elastic to the hoof, and tli<> grades are made os toony at Kslamarrxi could bo (xamined. । sdtingfttitk bfo fewmppn the table, | Tho Judge said ho « as opposed to de­ '* lay. Mr. Hughes said that ths plan <Uui«ang with ap«n«b and shouting nt the top of his tenor mice •‘one min- _ proposed by Mr. Egglestou soemod to uto!" *000 minute I", while tho burly fo<4 of (bp track who announced themselves as ready for him to be the best thing that could bo the trial done under ths circumstances, but the Dxowxxn.—It is our melancholy duty Th* Bsepondent wm represented by Court still strenuously opposed delay.— to record another death br drown’ng in Mr. Hughes then said that tho defonw D. Darwin Hughes of Grand Bapidi. Tha case ru «>• m behalf of the1 tho township of Hope. On Saturday Honry M. Chsever of Detroit and would bo satisfied that an order be Is­ People on the complaint of one woman fast, 5th iiut, two boys, Jetty Harri»on Ota*. G. Holbrook of Baitings Mr sued summoning an extra panel of juagainst another for alleged stolen t end and Clinton, son of Wellington Bowker, Hughes Mid that ha did not know rhr» for next Monday, then tho question threatening language, tha Prosecuting each aged about & yarns, and lirfag ne>r whether the dafanw wm reedy « not, can be submitted a> to whotlwr this tesAttorney appearing for the People—in­ A Chilson’s, went out fiihingon a small or. account of th.aUenrcof four mai- I tisjony will be allowed. deed we thought, fraS pie foci the! the take on their father', farm, using for tho If ths ewes bo put off till Monday, tho rial witMaeoo vis., Mrs. Springer, M». O 'inpteiuing witness jwus more irspos- puqxoe a small boat It ap[>ear* that and Mra T,.n and Mr. Ladow. Ho subpomaa tell nt Mani.tee would >X) Mr.'Bowker called to the little boy* to said tbaSbunu verted that ho found 1 returned, and if served, the tnxl Court also was for the P>*>pl»—.ind the ootlje hm&o whra Cliutou Bowker nicked Mr. Springer and tho little boy Charite 1 “ Old Man Eloquent", resplendent in his up tho ]*uldte for the parpoeo of Lrfagi at homo, but Mrs. Springer wm absent | obliged pot haps, to o»k a continuance to checker*! vest and linen duster, appear­ ing tb* boat to shuro, and by eomo mis­ and they said sho weut away ono moni- tbo next terra. in tho ho|>o that the peoing far tho other woman, loaded to tho hap loot hi. balance end full backward ing and they .lid not know whore .1..­ pte would admit the testimony rather guards with pluck and documents. As ont of tlie boat. Tho poor little follow ’ Utet h.. found tho houm of Mr. and tho trial jiregresaed it bocaino more and straggled hard to reach hold of the lx>a:, Tl>o Judge thou sold that ** both Mr*. Lott looked up and could not as­ mors pv|dal|| pP«! U*o increased twiteb- but it was itn]KMiblo to du so, and ho sidi-s sremod to be anxious for a dulay, certain their whercaboua, but h-armsl ■f»o<m rise gtfhjaife JottY H. he did aut know but he would be comthat Mr. Ladow wm at Saginaw. to, to Which side Justice would bmu I picked ii» th* paddlo MS rowed tho boat Under thaeo circumstance*, which I polled to olfojy them to have their way— manifestly daMoacarting tho gentleman ' to tbo shore and ran, nearly frightened Mr. Church ia tempting, /aid tho Peowere unknown to him until his arrival in clwckcred wet, who, grad sally bo- out of hie wits, to Mr. Chilson', to got hare to-day, he said ho could not consent '[ ph> were not anxious for delay, but as coming wroth fapatod tqpon the admishelp to rescue the drowning lad, but it to go to trial at once, though ha had ox- tiiere seemed to be a probability that eten of tostimooy which it woo noe-re­ wm too late. L'p io tbo time of writing [ petted and fully intended no to do, and, there would be oao any way, in oeder to ! sary for tho Court fa exclude In order to no traoe qf the body hra tx»q found, al­ got a jury, wo might as well Imre it ! therefim, ho requested an adjournment sustain his citei interests. Rising though the neighbor* hare been diligwat with tho weight of responsibility Upon in the ocarth,- atid the lake oorsra scarce­ Mr. Hughes askad for an i Itialwyt intelligence of theso witnesses would his shoulder* like uu Atlas with a world, ly more than aa acre of ground. We come on tho craning train, and if nor to for tho witness, Charite Springer, nK iho iluckcrod yestfajdsssert! bi* Honor tender Mr. Bowkay and family, whfl ftre derate upon what conrso to pursue, waa granted, and an order was ma® far with ; u But I iiuh^MM* —" * Set down almost inconsolable over their terrible which was granted and Court adjourned one hundred additional jurors, when tho bereavement^ our heart-felt condolence. Court adjourned until 2 o'clock on Mon ­ until to-morrow morning at 9 o’clock. •Since writing tho above, wo loam tbo day of next week, at which limo th.-ye is Wnnoir Mounw, Aug. 9. body was found Tuesday. A lady, wo White tho large crowd that had al- very little doubt but the trial wiU | re­ dH tK-t Irani I® name, .uefeoded tn eved without further delay. rea.lv aasvuibled were anxiously await­ gottfag 4 Luqk (rtUklmd't* the ||tlto fel ing the arrival of tho Judge and Attor­ ; few’s clothes and faolifalM* body wa. ney’s this morning, they were very tbo mouatain's foot, his Honor nishod brought out tho water. | much startlod, upon the entrance of two ujK>n tho checkered vest, and liko a strange lauics, to »oo one of them pro­ । M>hoo|-boy’s ball rebounding from a, ceed directly to one of our constables, rock, rool*J iterora the Court room Wm. H. Stebliins, and confront him The Woodland Reading Sctriaty will agsiMt tbo desk in tho eoraer. A* u j with, •' Where is my son—Where is my at the now M. lightning flash, again ho gather* for tho .. ire a reading _ exhibition . [ son ? .Oh guilty wretch I” which pro­ onset and again fa raen an fareateuibl* I®- Chg^h m tfauixlity evening, ' ducod a profound sensation. force rondng fa contact with an. unmov- gust 19, 187!. the profoads o( • 8he proved to be the mother of Her­ bert Field and had oomo here from tho as regards tho importance of a coraput- . the. prairies further than ___ _ ___ ______ Land-buyer, will be sure to resnam. I rf Mnlm. tta_ Idlag*, and t•« rything else, tire i lang molding. that they can• for the IceJ <o'.un|n thia week., e t.—On Tuesday, n wallet containnnali amount of money. If tlx finding the sama will leave i*. al another railroad. Paran re, Mediate..., Merchants, overyEnergy, invincible determination, with a right molire are tho levora that rule : body, attend tbo Hallroad Meeting at the world.—Gsaa:* Rxriu. Besixxo* tho Court House, Widncs'y evening,Aug Iflth. A railroad lino is to croon tha. Grand River Valley. Let us secure its locution at our own doors, instead of al­ lowing it to go elsewhere. This fa of vitnlXmthtost to alL - Don’t fail to attend, an.1 br.a- along your neighbor. By order of Committee. The linn ofJiickey & Itentlr was dis- j solved on the first iust. Particv indebt-. «d to them will do well to caE and pay I up without delay, ns nil accounts re- * mailing unadjusted on the first day of I September will be placed in the hands THE DAILY DURIWO THE VANDERPOdt TRIAL enough local and general 'matter to make it interesting. Ill*an expensive undertaking for us to get up a rvapeciubk*looking tlaily pajK-r, but all we ask ia a proper support by subscription nnJ advertising In order to do U. Wo have already a good li-t at ad vcrtlsm, and subscribers to the dally, but there is rc»>ni fir more, iu send in A few persons ran be Mvwmtnouati.'d toard at a reaaouabl* price, at the • i.tto of (he subacriber, on the cor<! Broadway and State .trvet, near urt Houm. None but respeeta' er poreons ooed ajiply. , Oaixx.—Wo oro on bond to iue cream of all flavor*, nt any ,f day, and our aim will be to .-■ air who may wish to favor u* tl.eir patronage. ■ tY. B. Hrrcgcocx. At the opening of Court, at 0 o’clock, I Mr. E. J. Egglrtton, of Grand Rapid*, also appeared' for the People, in addiI tiun to those already reported. Tho priaouor was brought in, looking quite |talo and rare-wora from his tong con­ Rxmkmeks the adjourned railroad finement, ar.d Mr. Cheavcr, in hfa l>chalf, meeting nt tho Court house next Wednes­ submitted three affidavits, one of the day ereniog, promptly at sever, o'cloak. prisoner, statfag the main points to which the absent witnceees would swear, which showed that they wore very material, another was that of tie Sheriff, Mr. Vrooman, showing that duo diligence had bran u*od to serve the aubpamas with the result, as stated yesterday ; the gentleman, received a jiaralylic stroke 1 other was that of Mr. Huglm, of Coun­ on Sunday last. W« leans it mndv him cil, stating that it would be unsafe and almost entirely belplcaa unfair to hte client to proceed with the trial at present under the abuvo cireumstaneeo, and upon these affidavit* Mr. Hon. D. D. Hughes are the guests of our townsman, Hon. Norman Bailey, and will probably remain •there during tho Silver Comet Band. Tho boys wore out last evening al tho court house square and gevc wane of tbrir *oel-enlivcning jitece*. Everytxxly wore well plnarod with tho serenade Noncws of -Act to Compel! Children to Attend School," adapted to any dirtrict tn tho county or State, may bo bad at the Bsxxra office for twonly-Bre eta. per district. Orders by mail promptly Jterminated by using a ;'<*«** not Nfalofbs Tho Quash Trail Jar fa made of Loh t«r gtaaa titan any fa to- n, Araun * Sum. matter, and a Oommitten consisting of । A. }. Itowne. Wts. S. Goodyear. Vaten- i tine Lains, I* D. Gardnw, C.8. Burton, and Norman Bailey, were appointed to investigate the question and confer with the people at Lowell, Battle Creek, end Kalamaxno in regard to the prospect of the proposed route through this section. Mr. Bowne stated that it vU nveossary see if there could not bo new life added i to it, enough to secure \ho Bailroad to Hastings and so on <Urough to tho' Southern Road The Southern Road stood ready at any moment to iron and equip a eoad if our j»«q>lo were only willing to furnish tho right of way and could probably be obtained in leas than two week*, and asked for a continuance. Mr. Hughes followed him, stating that he was anxious to go on with tho trial but did not feel that he could do so without witnMM* so malarial, but if forced to trial without them, as the next te-*t tiling, ho would ask the Attorn-ys on tbo other side to allow the testimony of these witneraeo oa tho trial at Kala- mechanics would feel tho good effects produced ?rom this result, hr tha «Urging of buainoes on every hand, and tho all important feature of haring more money brought into circulation right at our very doors, would mates everybody hapjy and prosperous. The Lowed people would build tho road to the north lino of Barry county and through LoweU and Olioco north, and Battle Creek or Kalamaxoo would gladly assist largely in building a road to our dtv to connect with thia route if wo would mako the right effort and push aorth- other words, a posit re link fa tho chain that wdl units us with tha Pean. Centura! E. R. South and East and tho Union I’ariSc R. B. with the Great Txt old Bank safe Us gone to Middleville to the aww Banking Bouse <rf Bowne, Galloway* Coocubs. Ou Monday, niter seveinl chssgw oi homos end some Uni work, it was push­ ed down to the railroad track and pined oa board a car for tosiwportati ». regard to a eelect school to be opened in Assyria Sept. 4|h, by Mr. Morris E. Keith. We understand Mk- Keith is a man jxwwswd of fine abiliifao, and every way ca|»blo of making this school in­ teresting and instructive. Like sfatilar institutions In c|her togruhlp. wv hope it may ho gall sustafaod. Chicago fill to overflowing tho coltiu' r',iwu nt f<r«»*y-siir ZAeaamd CflUpfflu per year, gad on* of tho loading buaiuosi bouses in Cincinnati pays four thousand dollars a weak for advertising, and grows rich by tbo in- thau by tho judicious use of printers' ink, and we beltoro the xcruxxss of our city might bo tubibblxs in one year if our tqarehMjts wotpd <uh<lrtl*<i tu liber­ ally as thaw at Battte Oreek and Jacksou do, siid take as much pains to secure cash paying customers. Try ii, men of Hastings. Satan ay Ricfl musical iurtnimcnls. Me. for Use celebrated Taylor gan. Give him a call, nt A LKTURE TO YOUNG KN. tt-yl"• Psblta.M, la a K~SeJ Baretepe. all kinds of Is also Agent k Farley or­ Barton's Dyug Wuxxkxx are rapidly completing tho brick on Barlow k Goodyear's Ware­ house. Somebody brays fearfully dore Wool Wanted! ing lino of Railroad running north and | south from OC city. Messrs Bowue, Counsollor MUtid.r. Order ia in port Bwocsey and other, .poke briefly and to restored, and each in turn begins to the point as to what was wanted in thia I •|eak bis ptero. " Will you sot down. The Daily will bo issued next Wo«lne>day, if tho trial is not delayed. Page’s Mandrake Pills earc Dy^wpsia. ’ To-days paper will give nil the material Page's Mandrake Pills euro Headache. I facta in the proceodings up to date. Page's Arnica Oil core* Rhrumattenv Arnica Oil cures Pimptes cn f Burry County Take tixLxcr ficBoot.—A much nooded tiling in nny wall regulated township fa an institution for educational fariliG— ‘ We hare a notice fa another column iu | They want their attendance on tho stand before the jury, but in certain ex■gvt-Too they might, at a later stage, submii to allowing the affidavits submit­ ted to-day and the tretimony of tbooo I witareaca at the teat trial, with croarbut otdl they eould not peas upon that qaoetiou srextil the teetimnny at Kalamagra bad boon examined by Counsel and j until an scrigmy demanding it bad aoI tuaiiy arfaea, but they eould not allow end of 1L" •'The Court will adjourn ’till; seven in the morning.’’ We then turned eur readerr it it a good one. Dr. J. H. reluctantly away, resolved to be prompt­ Palmer, Prof. Jm. Votpor and other* ly on hand in ths morning to sm the ar. ameug the Itet uf reader*. termination of this interesting suit- Ac­ cordingly at the appointed time we were ]<eaent. After tho case was called, his SPECIAL NOnCE$. to the protection of game, etc., that tho sporting season will soon commcitoe : crime of contempt of *«i * Court, to Kicnax 1.—TA/ Pnph »f tkf SUU t< which the checkered vest suggested Hint rurt that no jrorson or persons ho thought the CLurt was hot in soreion. shall pursue or hunt, dr kill any wild but was completely annihilated by his elk. wild bucK doe or fawn, or kill, de­ stroy, or take by any means whatever, in session and consequently always an or attempt to take or destroy any wild object of contempt'* The Court now turkey, wcodeuck, prairie chicken, or ordered the trial to jwoceed and several [■rnnatod grouse, ruffled grouse, commonwitnesses wery sworn in rapid suecc.- ly called patridgv, or pheasant, or snipe, । .ion, his Honor forbiding their answer- or kill, by any means wliaterer, any 1 ing any questions put by either party, wood duck, teal duck, or mallard duck. clearly demonstrating his ability tn fa­ cilitate btuineai. The proofs being in, and tho case submitted, the jury with equal promptitude brought in a verdict of guilty, thds .attaining tho Court and hisriteJ in their position throughout Clover Hollers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN the trial, after which they were dis­ charged and the defendant ordered by is to bo held .m the grounds known as the Court to give bonds to keep the National Park, on tho 15th, 16th. l"th re read Monday night — the Secretary, Frank now shone forth in all hi glory,—it's Little, Eeq. They number 118, and a good thing for Solomon and the lilies araung them are eomo noted, os well as that they are both withered,—and .w.ll- very fast Lorws. such as Goldsmith, ing out with his own i .pertasma until Maid, Lucy, American Giri, Mathew his arm chair could hold no mote of Smith, CUicajp. McMaan, and others. him, ha looked sotemnly at the chock- PLOWS JA'I) CaSTI^VS, SAWING MACHINES, HARB0W8, ETC., E. P. BURRALL. Office fa John Weteertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. Stale Treasury on the 1st of August, was 8740,918.05. Tho receipts dur­ ing tho month of July amount to S9O.92l.3H, and tho payments during the some time 1100,848 IS leaving a S781.4MM fc dmrwdto dfefag tb. month of |B,4t8.7t Ike {Agent con­ in the common jail of Barry County dition of the funded debt of the Stale fa here Constable is the mittimu." The room waa emptied, and as we ounelm silently passed out we saw tho checkered vest in the custody of the burly consta­ ble, thoughtfully wending hi* way to tho depository of the unruly mewtbere of society, while every now and then a was hold at Bor. Dr. Bellows' church fa distinct murmur fell oa our cars “ I’ll New York cm Friday afternoon, the ser­ vices being twodueted by Rev. A. G. One be rsa, large quautety of wheat, top­ ------------ -- ----------------- r----------- — — Lawrie, uf Erie, PoonayIrani*. Peter*. buggy, tot of ha... fowl., a*d a numta-.ef other things were ooessanod fa the flames. Tuo toss WiU fall net far short of 0,000. No Insurance. Supposed to Hotxl Aaxjvifii.—Oa Tuesday vresting wo find at’ilfa Hwlfagi Haus.. Che the many eearibte, interesting and beau­ following imirartant arrivals: tifully printed journals that reach our Hon. Birney Hart, Grand Rapids; table, there » Dot a single one that fa Hau Tboa B. CfcnreK ; Henry A. £*r- ttt Goods are Cheaper than Low COIPfflffll) WAHOO BITTKES, ^^nawStauSrJli^sny****" U” WK, M4SIKS. DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, And we will sell them ns cheap ns any hniiHc From New York to Chicago, �Subscribe To Far Imwzs.—Prepare as above, •W and fry brown with pork fst ToPmts.it Kurns—Wash, .osk baif ““ bw"r. ’rimIWkidiwyt three hours. D. «. COOK & CO’S Finn Bum.—Take nw-third fish, and fned mto fails. Frown, and sone with tl>o beets or |>icUm SEW ABVERTISEMEkTS. Cam us Q.m fasacn-iua: tU buttorand suMr well together, twat the ।____ Daurhey IC0. Column. •ggx, add wfth tire starch and powder, flaw to ta«» Bako * We Offler the following Tax Titles j CO, $290 (ID Mretewsr. Ko Ywk. cmPHwnnTum! Chicago. Eock Ldaad.^and PacUto R. Porsw Ptm—Boil and mash tha potatoes, mix them with sugar, fleer, nutmeg, butter, and Iwaten epro Mak. them into cakre, fry a nire brown, and aerve them with white saner. of LANDS REPUBLICAN THEA-HECTAK :* * mi 9274 BLACK TEA Kinxxik Fan®—Trim parboil, cut in thin sliora, dredge them well with flour, fry un Ixilb side, season with salt and pepper, make a grary of butter and ' flour, add a Etile vinegar, aervo hot. 1 To Bsxa Ltvxx.—Envvkipa toe liver with buttered paper, plaeo it in an oven ' and baste often ; a few Vinnies before it is done, take toe [upar oft and baste ' continually ; serve with gravy or sauce. IJrxxn Krnsns.—Prepare and (lire I theltidntys, plare alternate layers of slices of salt pork and Itidneys oa a skewer, pat fhese in a pan, o little cold . water undai- tbo pan grate, and bake । ftWWSl™ CARBOLIC TABLSIB in. Hum put in tho liver, cook until done, with salt, pepper, vinegar. Brtww Ilxxr Knjm —Cut Ibo kid­ ney into slices, and season it highly with pepper and salt, and fry it a light brown; then jour a little wenu water into the pan, dredge in some flour, put in the slices of kidney, and let it stow very gently. Servo hot To Cook Fuji —Nothing to better to cook salt ftoh m than the toa-kcttle boil­ er, as it must be he,tod gradually, and «>mn rr very gently; boiling will moke the fish bard and tough. It is gvnerally to be picked in flakes free from bones, akin, and everything but fl>h. NEW CARPET HOUSE The very BEST PLACK to bay CAUTION CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, tULTlMOHR. MATTINGS. REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO MATS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, rcdutad whole, tuak them three hours in cold water; when to bn boilod, war.li only ; w hen to U- cookod iu siloes, hare waler with a little aalt on tho tiro; a* NOTTINGHAM LACES, <to«- aJtuiuu&ii oiAtk, tn&tL /a/fa.<ndiAMuuj RuxwA iov OIL ifa-Au ot 0Avb:£a-.'x£ tu. IRV OF THE I IN EUROPF . Knurr Srtva.—Wash, trim, and cat , up in thia slices any kidneys, put them ' into the tea-kettle boiler, with onions sliced to tartc, and two slicei of salt pork. ■ Cover with boihug hoi water, stew two ' bouts. Make a cup of gravy of flour in I cold milk, pour into too boiler; then add । TTTwvmYZVWr salt and pepper to taste, let it boil fire | CAU-LION minutes, serve hot i»»i ite^taaA^i F. IMMEN. ERIE Puma Ox Toxovt—Remove tho rind “f a mortar ns fins an pcasibiH with the .2— butter, nod tho irowcR beaten fine. When t > „ perfectly nounrfed, and tho spire well Zr^SyCHOmai rilonded with tho meat, proas it into' small potted pans, and («ur clarified 1'syeb.uKy u Ova tiih! butter over toe top. A little roast veal Rte. br addsdto the potted tongue to an »J"^.1 BAILWAY. , 1,400 miles under . 860 miles without One Management Change of coaches. BBOAD BAOUK-BOUBLg THACK XOCTrl (NEW TOBI BOSTON, ALBANV Wo copy, fur the benefit of our tead­ em, the following 1 Life becomoa more harmonious, it beats with a keeasr pulse of etyoynwmt Family Sewing Machine, ' SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, PRAIRIEVILLE. Ayer’s type,, of bcaatr, m ton beauty of a Lady Dum belle, if toes is a tinge of stupidity, there to. at any rate an aUnoeuboro of repose a genial influence moulding nor social converse and habits Into gentler amusing to ere bow the prcttinote of woman tells on her drees, Ikow tor order and propriety of her drees tells on tho borne. The pursuit of beauty, the habit of uretttoMi gives an idea) dig­ nity to tho very arrangement of her bon net strings. la every movement, iu the very sweep of her ample folds, in the pose of bar languor, in the gay start of Lor excitement one feels the softening. Hair Vigor, JURUBEBA Aliqiii Drier ai Baft frT«t UTOtiXr.01 ABDOM11ALORG4 1 I LT? OU A W.I.1T <ir 1 KltnlTTKXT CK IKMITTK.XT H ■ 1 r’t -.7! >s (.■ -,ii : EM. nitOrttr. ULDOUtMl CIBCl'i.atiov or Tilt uuxin, aik . ■ . :■ ■■ . MloroLA. DVSTKI-HIA. 40DK a rXVKKOR T8IIR For restoring to Gray Hair iU natural Vitality and Color. BANNER OFFICE, YANKEE SPRINGS. <1U HUB£B A, THORNAPFLE. the hair where tho follicles an de­ stroyed. or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such M remain ran be Partiw deairing to purchase wfll do roll to Call We will ehaerfhily giro all information desired. growth of hair is produced. Inr.-d af baling th. hair with n pasty <«. metH.itwfBksopitdeanandrirz -t Ha ooeatianal use will prevent tho l-rir from turning gray or fisDiag off. ri ‘SSPwPWHia* - ’1# wtaation of vitality it gives to >e aoaty MTesto and prevents tho for.Atian of daadraftwUAtaaftanto nctoanty sad offensive. Tw fam th re Michigan Exchange Jmtaa Mt aofl whim cambrie, and yet 1 J ■SKrussfiS’rf’*-’ ftWkrwl b, Dr. >. C. Ajw A Ce , Years Experience AT THE nAX.XKB OFTICX. •C a tanwmsa. tarry Cs. MM. ITALIAN � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-15.pdf 18c1232f09da12c35047e171a88bc837 PDF Text Text . Jljc tjnstings flntrncr. BUBnre m nut. VOL. I. bailt, vanbbbpml HASTINGS, MICIL, TUESDAY’ EVENING AUG. 15, 187L THE VANDfiREOOL TRIAL I* People being repreaemad by G*«. I N. W. Nobcu, the Prosecuting At•: B. M. Cutcbeon of Maaistao, Attorney t May of Kalamazoo and 1obiKties and will probably not take a DMFOOL C4««. O.V.N. I-lhropof Durett, .nd the PrioouiT, by 1). Darwin Hughes of tian of the trial, bnt wiM teavu it with । Grund Rapids and John Van Arnau of bis dirtinguWwd CounM-1. With a Brief Sketch of the life of the 1>. Darwin Hughes spent iris early life ■Chimgo. Judge and Attorneys Engaged . The evidence elicited and arguments and vchool days near Syracuse, N. Y„ ' ____ PREVIOUS HISTORY OF THE VAH« ' G«‘er*1 . NO. 1. Under these circiunstxuwes. whwh only point worthy of. notice was that of dohnquincy in serving tho subpranaa but here to-day, he said he could not atemant tho Court interrupting, raid that point was hardly worth spending time upon, as seemed to he no question about petted aasl fully intraded ___ __ there _____________ _ therefore, ho requested an adjournment that, and proposed to the Attorneys fol , until to-morrow rooming to ww.if any the defense shot a jury be sunioned and ' intelligence of them witnraree would the People go ou with their mAb of the 1 m the Third Trial at Hastings. m bon taum, and if mt to case <----------_1— the l-L -------- on “ * ?‘ ta teen in 1828. At theagvof the age of '’ eomo como on the evemng evening tram, and2 close testimony their ! produced at this trial has rendered it where he A ntoetoTO be came to Eaton Oto,Mwhigan, Oto,Michigan, - deride upon what couree to parent', port, in th? hope that these witnesses M cum ‘ ‘ celebrated, nr one of tho most reumrka- nfoevwn bio cases, resting entirely on cfacuinatan- where he studied law and was admitted which a mi granted'and Court adjourned may be found in the mean time, but if a August 1 -Sth, 1870. not, abd there was a reasonable show of cial evidence, evor known fa the crimin­ to the Bar at the ago of twenty-one. until .to-morrow manfag at 9 o’otodk. This celebrated case is so well known ob...... taining at that tirno there might bo a WnumssT Moonxe, Aug. 9. ; al annals of this State. The most in­ He began the practice of Ms profearion to the rending public of Michigan that X^liile tho large crowd that had allittle delay or some arrangement made tense excitement prevailed during the in Marshall with Hon.. Isaac E. Crary any repetition of it seems almost super­ ready assouildod were anxiously awaitin regard to their testimony. . whole wuuie trial, iruu, wuiuu which penetrated pcucuatou iv to «u all enu THS •lu tl’iuu.', nT»":iniw and was afterwards associated with Jusfluous, and yet, as we are to have one of Mr. Hughes said he would not-dare to parts of the State, and the disagreeme v.t tin D. Wooley who had Imm« a student ing the arrival of the Judge and Attarthere exciting trials fa our community, From 2-the — first of the Jury, being nearly equally drdr-j1 fa i„ his l.'.o dffico. U..,_ ~t he aimed J nsy’s this morning, they were very do ho, ns they might not be found at all, a few of tho main points of what has generally looked for and | nt B high standing tn his profowdon and much startled, upon the entrance of two nor any agreement made. heretofore been done, may not be unfa­ Jem. proMr Eggleston said that tho Cour: about harmonised with the public pnho. | has devoted Idraaelf exdurivaly to that strange ladies, to see one of th< terestfag. ‘ Steps were immediately taken for nnnn- i BUd never held nay j»u!itical office except coed. directly to one of- our cowitnbleH, might adjourn until next Monday, and — On Fundny, the 5th day of Bcptonii *tb«r trial, but tho season was bo for ad-1 Mayor of Marshall, though be lias been Wm. II. Stebbfas, and confront hiiu 1 fa the mean time an extra panel of jut»i«r. 1M9, between ton aud eleven 4 .... , ■ ‘ _ r o'clock A. M.. Georgo Vandirpool and ! vane"d “ wouW U ahno"1 ,tnpOM ’ ‘ l',n ' ’n tb* I*""*™”*’ tjpk*t for Ju“- with, “Where is my son—Whefa is ! rum might lw 4ommoned, and the testiHerbert Fi.-ld entered the Bank togeth- ] bk I,rwure the “tterufanre of irftnro- | :i. f the Supreme Court, *c. H« never llerbert Field? Oh wretched hui! mony at Kalamazoo could be examined, The Judge said ho was opposed to dcsee from so remote a point, without ■; -ired fa Justice Court nnd has now which produced a profound sciuatipn. er for the purpose ot settling up a few Sho proved to bo tho mother of !Jbr- ■ fay. Mr. Hughes said that the plan railroad facilities, and hence there w«n . noTiriy abandoned local practice on nc• remaining matters which was to termin­ no alternative left to the prisoner, but to count of tlio great call upon him i« bert Fifld and evidently mistook ‘him 1 propose*! by Mr. Eggleston seemed to ate the partnership which had hereto­ go into “ winter quarters” nt Kalanin- Counsel jr from all parts of tlx* country. for Vanderpool, wbibh astonished every- ‘ iifai to bo tho bret tiling that could be fore existed between them, after which Duriug the present year he was appoint­ body, us ho is one that would not! done under the circumstances,. but the time, it is claimed by the Prosecution zoo. In the spring tho ca*e was again ed Solicitor of the G. R. A I. It FL likely bo taken for so distinguished a Court still strenuously opposed delay.— that Herbert Field was never seen alive, biwight up and venue again changed to & Mr. Hughes thonsaid that the defense Cotiqainy, and opened an office- at Grand diameter.' but tins is doaied by tho Defense on the Harry Co., and on April 17tb, 1871, the " At the opening of Court, dt 9 oMMtic,, would be satisfied dint an order bo is­ /testfatony of two or three witnesses.— prisoner was brought to Hastings. In Itnpida, as«o< fating wilh.hiniH«lfTbonme J O'Brien. ‘ Mr. E. J. l^fglrston, of Grand Itejtids, sued summoning an extra panel of ju­ nil three dork days, tho prisoner has Vanderpool caiuo out of ths Bonk alone, CbailM G. Holbrook was boru and i also appeared for the People, in ftddi- rors for next Monday, then the question been sulaoed and consoled by the pres•and went homo about noon where bore\, reerived his aarly education nt Gouv- I tion to those already reported. ■ Ww can be submitted as to whether this tes­ uiained nearly nil the time during the rest eaco of a ministering angel known as eneur, N. Y. .-When a young man he prisoner was'brought in; looking Mite timony will be allowed. hie wife, who has clung to him “ through ■of tho day,-so that the transactions of that If the case be put off till Monday, the camo to this city <u>d studied law with pole and care-worn from his longhgsu-. one* mysterious hour, from II to 12 cell with him, at other tnnes looking up bis brother, I. A, Holbrook, nnd was fiueiaent, and Mr. Cheaver, in his behalf, subpeenos left «t Manistee would be -/dock, within that enclosed Bank, are returned, and if parved, tho trial ofrib testimony and aid to earn- on the de­ admitted to the Bor fa 1857, and fcfaco submitted three oflidawM. C-4mown-<mly to mw living human being, would go Qty. if not,, ho would.be that lime has built up a vary successful nndj It is right hero an the borders of tho fense to the M Utter end;” if noo-raarv, in all of which she has shown h devo­ practice, nnd. is now one of the znofct the nfa* atwitnesMs v ouWsw«nr,ubieh obliged, peihaiw, to oak a continuance to showed tha4:theyi.««ro:veJ^-«MffiWr the next terra, iu tho hope that the peo­ _ ______ _________________________ j promising tnesnberaof tho Barry County tion and heroism worthy of hdr sex. To-day the third trisi of thia justly Bar, and is too well known in thivcom- another was 4hai of ti c tilinrift-aMr- ple would admit tho. testimony rather .muafty । Vraonraa, allowing, that due diligiirn than ailov,’ that . ' to nvod any exAunded' notice. The one baud for the eafe- celArdted ante begins fa this city before Th* Judg* then said that aa both Henry M. Cbeew spent his early fife j had IwtMBsed to servo ttho Kii.lyins our newly elected Judge, His Honor,, at tbs liistoricol town of Stillwater, N. with the result, ch Mutedawstofds^^fob .aides arcaud to be anxious for a delay, Birney Afoyt. On the other forth* personal rights nnd . For ----th*• Tocrpte will appear the Bros- j. ¥., but received hw education aX... the other Maa that.af Mr.J4(ighcB, of G^un- foeditd n *. lafaw but he Vould bo comliberties nerjm ui of the wiu iiiumumu. individual. * • 1 _ ___________ Oa the following ta, Jlun-toy, Field Alton,.1__________ Munutw, N. W.. Univiiraity of AUchiguu, luu-fag gcudu- oil, stating that-fahvaaH<|>e nr.Safam»d< jpoUsd to alk>w them to have their wa$'_— Ndam, &q., and Meesra. Chuwfosr.d iatai from4Mmstimtk>nin theyfaw.off •■fuff th Lit, dh-nt to procoeJ. wi ~ ••inusrqpting. •«n. Church said tho Jteo4853. TZ-. Ho wua »O’>u to trial at present under die above । jde^rerw nut aaxiqi#» for .delay, Lut as Grand liapida, nnd for .nr,afl*iT.adrarti<«i r..- ■ it Was at first though, by some til At he Eggleston —’’•TZT—uf ----------------*—'----’ th.* i-Z'-Z, _ • ----—‘ •* hna tun nw. 1ml 'rtmi .u4M»n. '■ B-It^ont, D. B«-rin Hwtfcw. H.»y 4to tin and Ur-t* •**. >“W>-«•« "WtoIicre wouldjbe one any; way, m order tn Um> -tv rife\.c>f Ltetrofa. ftndtat.ljdoaver <remnrkedf that. tta. tn ir^tnMteicte MnM ™to th, , C- O HOlbnxA,.U.^k rfuMtote —in Jof Duunu-teultet I <,.«»„ tetenA -1 tete y all «f whom we herewith present Book which *<u .4~ll_v ;.uuferfon <rf -T-ll-f-horn wnlw-mth t—nt. Wednewlay. after winch it «jew|qd best . Birney - — Hoyt jwas liorn in Cfotfaiuqas that Vanderjiool efar-dd ’ hb seewM and W***, Whr~www. ■ a<«>r.liugl^tt<te>wd<v.Sn.l. 8th, >■"*■» "W. Whou he «te tow «« L. ... lodgttd lt> >0. though no prow- «« »" «“• u. thu tteh- .mI hud r-t bora i-n-l for his and , “ l'«~in«ion a fOMted Co. - Sent — - tiiavho - wire -j'Frinalftj2to I860 he attended sohsol, : was not till 171h legally charged with ’ the J^mdor of hi* firrt at Detroit and afterwards at.V.raod Btipid*, and dMfa. b»>. begun tiro su»4^ of jfca, wkich.wjH,•»- presen: there Am* ^r^ri» othenj rmrid ^ahiy be obtetoedfa .iawyei -i wUm hi*v» jraofaed .longer fa: ‘ ’ - * " ’ ’ ’ '~ c<l life and dwtod huuseif aiiriuM' uJy to the law. .^fb practict'S fapwirly aJl .Uio.Qaeuita of • Ahu State. and tw n; 474; iPri-H lawyer and a tJciUfal .gudi of witnesses, ho han f.wequnh. Ho h yeton the MJjmy. aateot forty y.wra, is a jury, we might na well have it Mr. Hiitfbra naked for auwtiachuiBu. ■that ho was anxious to go on with the for the witness, Charlie Springer, whic h trial but did not feel thol lie could do aowm ___ granted, and an order was made for •without witnesse* bo material, but- iq«» ■forred to trial without than, as the next Court adjourned until 2 o’clock an Mon­ best tiling, ho would ask the Attorney!* day uf next week, at which, tifoe there is on the other «ido to allow the testimony ven- IfalT^oubt but the trial will pros an tho trial at KAta- eee<l withifat further dshy. ; r— • ,;r^ to tlio Jury, but would mazoo to Jujtooat fa 1£2 ; .^rasaaUi-aker will raak-i a vid(Jth Jlih. t Awf’ry. Us - panv ipapfa in j uabi»v«d4fti;rt* to sha defense, I Firrt DayA Pxocsedfagsthe battle <>rGwtysburgh and fa all the ' ;— ’ •<JWta*Wr5lMomlay 1*. M,; Ai^urt 1 Uh,■!$$.. boi le.-i upder Sheridan fa the Sber.an‘ ‘ *’ "**“ - . the minds of t:e**riy all—many of whom •“*• “« e*"* • to tins, .Mr. Gtanreh,- in beiudf of dip i Pur»tvii4 to,a4i°*,injnieilV^'<>}lr‘-pljs:'" <roon vauev,; and was “JrlnuoltiB '• • tho I very refactenHy csmb? to that miudusfar. » 1 IVople, faiid that tliLr wu< a delicate , o.l at 2 o!cl(rik foi«. P-jM-, Mr. Church t.rcl ff’Captjfo. ; from tho chanictar and jJandinf' of tfa» ’qucwioit. i'announuiid tLai the Pm-pte were nri^y. linon uortutel -thnt th. on. rtirgrf, 1 ?' T j­ om ™ .usrMf, — well. MWHrttev; si **?: [ । Kot «.»■>»)• to'Onntinue to aaothor [ Mr. Chocver, is b< hill? of tlte "Respou.naru”iha«n.«t w”n L j terra, birt from-day io day. We wont r. I dent, said at the butt priori of tiiir Tvixniv Mexxtsv, Aug. btii, Ifci l. tty'nl right alnii|r, lor apparent reason.;— : Court an uypUi-;rtiotT wa-J iniuli1 for a i.r i f pLK • r school ftt Aim Arbor uno farm, during ( U Tb?1. !TtriJ v l .11 in and was ndiuitte?. XVR5F>»<-, remotoness «f the coOmv from 1 postponoftietipiU t»'«-^y account of I no t.r-1 irutl wa> held in 31uau’-M . ■ . , . • , , . ,. T, j i r .i tTfoHft? nt Grand Tfnnid-i m JteidTol-। A ............................... • • • , n । wil^csses, ’ th.- clo«? -ef the reguld? July ter.11 ’ which the witnesses nw, tlio ”Tuut ex- • Uio ab-eii' e 'if very i before Judge J. G. Jlum-dell of thcl... „ t , j. . •, • ■ T ’cnvfa-’ aria far two year-wa-i a partner j el C7.rtonthHaxh.lt .'it jt[UG, ifoit rijqiliufa.iii ‘-in mafi«.th< I’"1’” ‘U"J *“: uf Ihu-teenthJodwaa] Circuit, beguimg ou I ' i Sheriff wiiri ►ent for tinwa uitnr< M ttntil Ihr Un plttjhMe .rf tr-tag i ■»»*«• the Irt day of February, ifad cun- ■ n ' ' '3-'; Jfo was elected'Tibiae uf hb !tte '.'A-.rtM ef r,. b.dlfait .nnoHdo that thoalxoni they are still unable to Ut- fonti.l, and tinuing to the 2titl. wlu-n dreadftl, /.-■ -T, • a " ~’ i"’’ *•’’•r" ”• ! • Bnh'nte'w -aohtorr MofinoirmM anl > h * ‘"'-J Gtertt, Vm.Wjo.,1, in.l< udof .djmtm-1 wit trewe wouU .After n< in the now we inakcjhe motion tliat thu> case . ; alhilnvil jiiak ...buul.wl, lint to thin the l.-o coutinMtxftiil ihoRext term, upon the I.IU-.1 mix,, for life ■ w.i-fr .nMiu.r.4 'up. ’’ “**“ ‘!<1 U’ l">i ' of"c.ifni' in thir city In July li st, with 1; .rrae- <1; v th-re M tarn mm» I •'ooplo nonh', not o..n««le. affidavit dif th ' Deputy Sheriff, Ed. Ma'.­ cn tftd prisoner. Ijgrert howira^d sttfUfkctton- nhauge.. . my twm'ly, in ‘ tonntel tor ■ 11 ‘" I[••■■mono} IUU .son-.x Mtontlanre ..LU-IIUKUI <• of C11 time I,iesc witWil- ।. lory, lory, •.. filch atutud'lhat Jip failed to find In this trial the'People were repre­ in.it> rial 'for, tho I’eoplo Mw. Lospmfaont and A few days’ <Wuyw.w n< -tscH is ,__8. ripriggRT and Charlie Spring! r, Jiuy sented by tho Prosecuting Attorney, (> , , for the defimop roohi ;H,. qu.i atr. and Ere. l\»tt,' who*W. Bunk Kx,.. »1 his ...irlnrr. th. j 'T1" -J-'jy ii Hrwtol asriet.-sary for preparation. They re on — the ............ । house was kwed, mid lie bclieyc-u ' ------At the of Dourt this morning B M. Cutchei■» suit Tuouioh B. Choreh ~»iwly, M«*s. >-■ Is--. J sopening ..................................... b ■I - unut their nt tendon.......... 1™ that -— . f Ornn.l Ital'M". Tor flio TirspotKhuit, ■ II, .UondoJ Brown <’iiive:./y motul 9>rf,l<®lr, Won. Birnry llov: priw.1- ' '■“«» «»Jlu7- •<“>'» MHiuMfe . .11 had lull t. mj omni, '.or llw tekr .1 iit-ictr l M..'..rf Bmn-d-lli Bm -BI ' J"'® ■‘ml Uiei r.ent i-. -« «nd nil-■ - ' in . Hl flw Attorney, far tho l'«>- .!«"“•< < might..«tn tala Wngr.rth- moidins lks.ni AU iourt, .nd 3 “ w“ .Xi..r Si of Mum irr. j m-ntly gn.duat.-l u- Trinity .'oltag..; pfe’h.J urn,xl. ,„d th, .Ind^r,-.-; « ’» th. .UhUrd. .utanit-1I now wo are txnnpe’■■Jed, ■ much • as uo r».Th, orison-r <iu «n i' ■&!• WrJ. j “t nurt-fard, Coen. Onur to tl» Suh-' il'tiJ .fa-dteu oi,. in rasa Hint hud , fad fa-day and the te.ti.fauy of th..., grot it. 19 nak for a Ci'tiinuauoo because M hi. ..................in tbs must annhatx in IM'-’, stndixl Jnw «ith Ow. <Mn i >»" « •* •» *« Uta fam. -and than id- ntae.M, ;,l th. Im trial, lw,. tlu'sc witiifSHA-. ore .• . material, ns they term- b- th- ha' had •ilma.lr pa H ” ‘•--In.B. r- os adun'.twl t.Hius Bar ‘ joumod ih. mart until 2 ..'«lotlr P.'M., tipm..wtum, dr., fa lx. nad fa I'm jury; iwoor to have seen Hv’Lrl Field.fa tire farth"amt mu-t Ut obt-vod, »«1 teurd-, U-t-m !»•«*« “t O—nd I imnoat —.to., । hut .tuith,, eouhl no| jnw. upo. d,.t afternoou, pad < very thiun' of tho Pruaburly ho sm. t»krn fa’ tho Sate Prison r-hrrej. h.s rewiued er«aoe. He! .Uth..oom,iag<da>nrtthi..ifarteon, |nuo»iu,n uutU thotMtimonyut linhuna- ccuti'.n is tjsnt Herbert Finld war- mur­ uSitmunr] in hi<a>)iK« drog- n . '‘V " ptd>'>i=fflt [..litifian in the th. <~o of tins J'.lfdo -m. Owrgo Van- ( lfa.fa.exnnniw.1 by CdOuMl Out dered in the hunk between tho hours pf 11 and 12 o’clock. Vanderpool went the bto' Mnnh UT" ’ 1 ’en..»-ruic )«iri..j ni.l b« lijen Tnw dorpod bring called, the Po..pl<. me i until .n nig. ary. dnundiug it liud aTlieeenliet of ■■ guilty' —nfa.'. to baling Attorn.y, Uemluir id' the State | rupm«.turd by Um i'uuux uting Au.unry I lualiy aiu-u, but they rwiid r. Haifa. 1 homo aliout 12 awl tho Prosecution any trie.. -teffM v-fafe-efa"' in the plnoo Con-tinruonal CuMpition, Member. of|«f MnaUfao Co- K. W. Netasa ud (Uw^idte-it. is be nod alone. ' thnt during his afacnco fa the evening ihiw’all die rv.ne. hml miu^M, Ht! *«J-isidatitm twh-r. Abiyfr .oriWfanuu B- dumb of limed Buuids Neat « fa delay on amount .4 the ho < tirrind away nnd concealed the laxly.. th. r»onlo throogtoot the Sfat» took a «nut<l '«.•!«,, and hu beyu &e»j<utl.r »k» anaoutimd theatre, n. mady for । .ulipan. n« Iwing ten .4. But srty so that if WO can show that Field wa^ dtff.kn’tsii n oMheaattn-. the pros'|™» C.’jtdwa by tho itanoemts. tho tri.l. . taro tho,- n|t born »un-«l> soon in the afternoon thou tho theory o! of Ike Slate took sides in warm terni.--,! Ho coml twtwl flv« first trial of lh« cause | Tho Ifaspomleut wua ropwwenteft by I "cdonot wish to hurry or arowil, tho Prosecution talk to tho. ground. iiubiienxee.tingn were held in some places I which resulted in the conviction of the ID. Darwin Hughes of Grund TispiiD. bo‘WD posribto speed. < harlca ftpringer has boctj fabpanod to mis., laonev to defeuv tho expend of I prisoner. j Henry M. Cbsovcr of Detroit aud I Apparency there Ims been very great to attend and yet doc- not, and th* n new trial whfah sins grantM Mid the F- ?• EggV*'>n c.tn« from Baum, N.. Cbim U. Holbrook uf Hnshngs, Mr-1 '‘'t.'bguufa in Un. maUer. The Teopir Court issued nn attachment, and we venue dtataed to Kalausaz... Y-where he trM bom in 1825. Vol Hugh, said .hat Im did not know , "to t» Jnu.Lut i| wm pa^ml have boon unable to carve this Tho prisoni r, unconscious of what J educated at Atfrion Cullego in this Slate, whether the defense was ready or not,;to Anffn’t18t The Pooplo may object that an ndwas going an outride, after n ropoao of j Studied law with Gov. Gordon of Mor- I on account of the absence of four mate-. They were ready again, when it, was joimiment will bring it w fate thqt they ten weeks, fa tho rilonop of tho tomb, | shall, nnd Chief Justice Martin of Grand ; riol witnesses, viz., Mrs. Springer, Mr. put off till this time (Mr. Hughes iufer- •cannot bring their wlhte^eto Wo grunt istee, on the bearh -uf Take.Michigan. on May 9th was again brought forth to ‘ Rapids, w hero Ire was admitted tn tire ' nnd Mrs. Loti and Mr. Isidow. He nipted and aaid that it waa by mutual the light of day and taken to hu new Bar in 1851, and soon after entered into sail the Sheriff reported that he found consent in both cases which Mr. Church . . , • ... » ■> _______ 1 ... —'n-ii . partnership with Judge Withoy. TTm. Ro xr_ admitted.) Mr. u™' Springer and the little boy Charlie -A Ought not thowi subpoenas to have The second trial began on the 10th of has been Prosecuting Attorney, and in at home, but Mrs. Springer was absent _ ? got away October, 1870, before Judge Charles R. 1862 was appointed Consul at Cadiz, and they said she wont away one mon-,1 been served before witnesses ~ Brown of tho Ninth Judicial Circuit, Spain, by President lancoln, where ho tog and they did not know where she ! We think them* witnesses might be and continued fill the 19th of Novem­ remained till 1865, after which he re­ was, that he found the house of Mr. and obtained while the People nre pteeentturned to Grand Rapids where he has Mru. Lott locked up and could not an- ingftheir side of the case, and we feel ber. In this trial the most distinguished since devoted himself to the practice of certain their whereabouts, hut learned that a delay would do us great injustice, Mr. Hughee in reply, reply, said said that tho the that Mr. Ladow was at Saginaw. ^ r- Hughes Counsel were cagaged on both sides his profession. that, but they con bo procured sometime. Their wftarosew come readi­ ly, oare unwillingly. We submit that we have usod due diligence. Wo sub­ mit that this Cdurt ought to postpone until these witnesses can bo found and brought into court. Mr. Church said ho was not satisfied in his own mind farogard to this, else ho would not hesitate. �previously excused, ras called and chalen Chas. V. Robir.rnjected. Samuel ofUtofrror Hagerman was called and being absent. tial opinion,' Mton consequence Mr. Pratt h Detroit JWf and bed A rmed and oxNewton J. Nevins called, wbon he an­ whether it w31 take evidence tu change that, did fa> state that Ms spittian is preswd his uplftfoa. and isawnuch as nounced from where he stood, that ho liable to change. diaquaHfies turn ? ITS tliftt opinwu was ukfasri Io Cwnttl he had an opiniou, but he was brought decided Uw form of tt» question inl­ was rejwtod, aud Mr llemy J Jithrup forwun! and questioned and discharged, was drawn. Mr. .Gerkev hud read of D. 8. BugW cal fol and announced that he had formed no opinion in regard to t'phriesi and was rejected, aad Mtaer the matter, hut he was peremptorily — SMti-i. 1.^— beingchallcngud, and Peter Covert called and drawn. Ehjah Barnum exwish to hear any farther urgwmauta. Mead a-*Mr. Hugho.i naked the Court if he This juror wm then csMuadaiW incumpe- eoutufd. Mid be bad read all the teati­ rejected for cause. Cyrus Edmonds was tend to it Itat itfmwi one u at work' next drawn and rejected lor cause, aad toulby tho Ctort, ««d J. W. prw uring w ituessea, etc., srtiy not .•attend weald fa»d the facts upon which this rolctdlod. Mr. Cox was U*o» examined opinion, nud Edwiu >L Balas was liuleffD. Chapman drawn but.Rulotf to this ? • drawn. Mt. CacnpbeU fa-fog examined, and challuagod for cause, and John F. wasn’t wanted, when Horace J. Whit­ The Coart tarn asked for n written It will take the Ihweutfati at Ireat Emory c-dted. Mr. IteukwtiA wtw then had rt fH of it and formed and express­ ney wim called and .was abernt, and ten Haya or two weeks to put fa their copy of tho request for continuance. *" rtfiaMs^ taken, lie had road otose <4 the first Walter Arnold was drawn, when Mr. side of tWb cum and if these witxaawei . _ a. Mr. Hughes num uced tbit the Defendaut «« in th- Stalo it Mona tu mu llwr ran “ l"™ul of Umw wtarww and wn- trial, but none of the second, but did out know that her bad fanned on epintoa. Brooks, of Maple Grove, was then was content with tho jury, a list uf whom be procure !. They are 'not n*u(teil to- limes •that — pursuit - — • until -• •thi»y are aeeded Mr ItaokwWi wua )Hjrempturily chal­ taken and suid he bed not mad of the we will give fait the Prosecution will morrow nor next week. Mr. and I Mrs. by Use defoanc. He had paid out mon­ lenged. and Franklin Peck called, who trial, liad haasd it talked uf, Init iiad not make some change in it in tho inoraIdOttoro peroons that bate out jrnao ey from huownpasWt u> send the 8hersaiil he was over tat yew» ol age, farmed on tpiniou. Mr. Lothroji had iog very far. । Tho nul.po.wu wont loo l«w, aud <bi- i h«glo*»u n^u. ntwl that tb.nw ■I and was excused, and Galviu B- Dickin- read ufit and foruied and expreesed on John J. Putter, J. W. Briggs, Miner nhwitr rtar.nl unlv on- rlav aad h-ra.iM. : lluvo uoAm bo adifrd. to Urn bat of wil- I non oalhrt. Hugh Stauth Mug rxanuu- opution nnd wai t»j< cted, and Btephea Mend, W|n. Mitetad). Walter ArnoM, tbornwrfmv. .iw.,.,i out of town, ii Mr.Bay. Mm. Ml lira. Fm-1. «i. ahihad __ ______________ .n oimuou wanohjlnnp. . - Ligenwc nan drown. Mr. Head befog Wm. 1*. Bristol, W. W. Cofo, John «.uuimg Io. much -.Imt lh« van m.l! Bek and Mr. I. K Oorttoj. I-Hwraium tu which Church Chunih oblartA , ed far cuum’, to objected, examined, find read «utemcnts of it but Wvbtter, leaa<> J. Brooka, Chnr'.ei Ba­ be foniMl. Tile l^roroettrioti hos had I >(,- Hughes ubjicted to these tuum. ■ uud the jnn r wo* sworn nnd farther ex-! foul not fanned an c^aiium. Mr. 0. C. ker, IL Hough Calin, Joseph Odell. umined. Mr. Church read pwuu taw i Bates was exanundl and rejected for Court adjourned till !» o’clock, to­ * the same kind *i uetk to aud they ‘ be'ng added. ... ! frten tho Mich. Difvst in regard to ; cause, an-1 G. W Vateatinu was drawn morrow. , have been at work. . . Iho motion for adding tin- naroen uuil ifaja argued foe point that ■ and excused on account <»f deafness, and Can wo standJiwv aud presmu > tli a • • th < additiottal wittuxs:i.wo* withdrawn. . gmwer ' Abram Ryensou drawn. Mr. Hanun \wfat< in v-oir-l t < J*r’9 ,aor' wn' brought fo tfo-’, fimt fai had * imrtial opinion which it ■ wa* rejected for tsuue, mid Samur! , ‘ ’ nurning. a.teuded by tliat tluvote^l wife ---n _requireevidence ■.-----.j------ ------------ -i.;.i. —Vr_..— ...------1_. J------would u> ivw rciuow, drawn. Mr. Ingoroon was also AUUM IU]IU.T I IIHIBHI' , which1 i Young .1 the f-uiuer to-timony,'but wo think the who u ...Mill known t.. thh.tribl, nnd h„. >11.1 nol .Kissis thjok swis.,1.1 lh» Mlttl. ehnl- VsMlbd.wl rejected far cause, aud J. - - -AttorW^***__ » till! G it* Z*1l 11 ««• ««■'] .F D. Fl PnuUel was «■ ... j - ___ •_ trinl shottld go nu. bolli rm vidbly dfccirtl wbon th- ;(mgl. U ,hin wnv nr would rtuludo drawn. Mr. Ryerson vita rejected for! GEO. C. WORTH M’- Hughes »uwl hr uid not und*r_ Ooun rule) Cat tho (tin! would pnnwd ,„u „ho ud o«r cause, uud Anthony (foodspuud drawn otw U«I<>. a GvoJy«ar'« riujn-. titand the point to his predicmmw’s arwithout thune witiioaw. column olni newspaper, and and Hxoured uu account of rickaai* VAN VELSOR E ROLF! jpnneat. Ho socma to dwell entirely S M U«. ll»<inc«. Mirhtaui. Ofleo and John • It. Crandall drown. Mr, VTTORXEY upon tlio question of diligence, if wc| The Court then ordered 12 nam-w he then read from 13 Mich. Iley. 224. orw katfamal Saak, weave reu-> aid Jtirw.: 1,0.1 C. ..ur bu,uAv ... fro“ <>■" !»"«> j"™” •» Tho Court ruled that Mr. Smith was Young hud talked uf it every chance ZL. RFWELI, »unH haw had ttem. W. u. hurt Jt”” u U Car' I incum]rt>tent to rit. and Lewis Wilcox ho had and wro rejected ami Jocep'n 1TT0BNEV si U» Iomtsom ■ Mr. I’enneU Lad ■ hot to trv a man fur bis Ufc, who beet, !»“■>-• U K‘”S. ““ was called. Mr. < ramer wa* next ta­ '*’ ’ mnwrelwl in prison fhr two pun with- •Wl“ Brigrtork. Benj. Cox, Lb. Hills, ken and said ho bad read part of lx»th eformed1 an opinion. Mr. Crandall had OMAN. H. HAUER. out n .ietfrr in his putk.-t- Tint u th. <RuKh Srlnwter, (nbwnl) Bon;. F. <>„. trials and had formed-so direst Opinion, formed SB opiaion t»ml was rejected I IS •atravtkMl, Ijoroy Beckwith, Benham, but was peremptorily ctodtenged usul E. and O. II. Mooa drown. Mr. Udell land of tlio mnn‘'ho n.lu to ,us dill- **"* * a— ,k Qtoa. iV u w_v.™ taUte *• with * r-.rnvr Siatr »o I J»tor— geoou. The I'«“opte who have thou (absent) H. B. Barnum, Dwight Socket, C. Ph st replace railed. Mr Baldwin ne thought the ifafajqf ready. But there is (Hr nun in the People finish their ti e trial witnesses are rwwlasU d was »ei down for the 1st of August, but This cnso, after the trial at Kalamato this time. zoo, he did not understand to hare died nor to have passed out of the public for an order lo subjKnns witmind and hr k» airprivd at the wont rltish wra» granted. Tho Reot prepotation. The Respondent knew hie duty and th<«n having charge uf it What is the use uf wailing ' jttst to the verge uf the August trial ? ' Frof^iojial ajid 61/jipes.s Cardp. had । being wfiq* exOmined, vaxtuiuvu, said wu beskrn uv ws fonomxw - Mr. Church took them and firat callmi nJ a partial opinion and ra cbalteagsd LOOK and do they ask more of this man ? I have no patience to talk about this ques­ Yankee Hprings and in the couaty 82 ' Church, who enwrained him farther. Mr. H® was dre. tion of dili^nr- It was hinted the years Itehnd read « As cas» and : Hughes still objected to him and«aid he Diamond drawn mho was rajMtod for other day that justice liad been too lung delayed. If %y justiea is luaanttoaspd him, that oan ba have those Witae-fa-*. fflfl ww ti. wiri-oitn sly, but drawn C. la, Carpenter resided in Or- ’ mind went to a cundcrecn angeville ami in county two years, hav The Court rnlod that ihe juror was Their tastiuMmy tag <*me from Calhoun. He had cumpHent, bat Mr. Hughes mads his W. B.Kiog.'«t «nJ S. j. BirtrtiM. ,«1U4. Wm. n said that he did not know MftoMfe was then examined. He hud P Uttte drawn who had hie opmiun, an opinion. John Webstar j fired in Michigan, it Aetyria, about <hfch disqualified him. money and subscriptions being rail and I aili say that T ahi [Aid a defin made same answer aa IsaL ; fourteen months, tea famrr. Had myEdward P. Telling wto next drawn, K>k bad formed an opiwon I n real a MwapqwrMreutot of this tri- had read of foe trial, faratofi an omn_ —j / D_: n— i ■, . _ .j »• 1.. . . k^hqre without that, but tW’s toy buJ- X «. Hill M f«ni,l u ^iu'n bom nose. Vonderjacwd dA*s not pay we, iMliiuu.J ; Hill nw) rail, uid B. M. Hmm isiled. B. F U..kdl had day I spend toueeeesarily, 1 do it at ray tea*! M opiiMn from rnliwmy ud ud M. H. BUi. ostUd. we might bo driven to this course, but now we are in a wer».> fix Ihan before, for now wo are vilbottt the wituees Chari in -fe'pringer. What shall be done ? -HU™, hn>« uil hfcl I Loth., UIlt« 4n<n, who li.l nd dl n-d «» k. cx>uW jp>t bold ot, but M ! ul Mt IrUl bill bld Ml feraad M>opib. ». M fM-i in. Mr. HucUptM. na hm moponil, ch»lteogrtb*aR<,b.rtH.jM. Hril, cb>Binr-l ■ r.U«d .nd Court ^joura—1 tiltho'rbn<. tmp>oflbi,1nad 1 epfakm nnd was aeiortod, and Geo CmAt the opening of Cohrt Mr. HugJua ' 1urer oaifaL Dwight Socket hod fuxmnd • wked of several jrmmt ilielr reesdekce, an uptaiou and was rejected, and' an,i then examined Mr. Emory who ' 1Chaa. B. Benham re-called. Moses Ful- mH he had fanned an epnfon in thi* ter had an opinion and wasn’t wanted case and was rejected and Inane Smith and Wm. Falk called. Hugh Smith drawn, who had already been excused 1 had an opinion also. B. M. Burr had and Daniel B. Pratt drawn. Mr. Disknever read of it and had no opinion. . Mr. Ellis had fornitd an opinion and । had lead the first trial but not much of Hitrver wmmw. nirna k Mvm , quaKfiwl aud Milo Waldorf drawn wh> had hoard nuthiug uf Gipt trial but portion uf recof-l and !M ftrued s opiniem and wu rejected John H. Day was nori drown, bad 1 ur 4, hnxfous ti veo this go on as any read nearly all of first trial and all of iMCffim «tf !»»*!•. o»«ral CxSrvpincc u&an living. He had promised to dosecond except lawyers' speeches nnd wss company tho n]>plication ■ for adjourn­ rejected and Henry Houghtalia drawn MILO T» WUKKLKB ment with copy <>f stenographer’s min­ and Mr Rufos Brcok* peremptorily utes at Knlamn*)0, but was unable to challenged and Charire L timith drawn (Arart rejected him aad 3. V. R. York \ seeuml, ami had formed a partial opinget them on acoOnnt of the Reporter’s and rejn t.xl for cause, and A. W. Cha­ «o.s called. Gee. Cramer had farawd ion which it would lake teatimony to being absent.: ■ pin drown ani rejected for same reason. aa opinion indirectly. C. B. Bei.ham change, ami tot was chuilenged for cause, Mr. Church said in n-gurd to that ttaD. C. Griffith was next drawn and was had formed an opinion aad was rejected , to which Mr. Church objected. Mr. timony he bad nothing to say, but ex- Lind Lewis Baldwin called. Wm. Ftelk Hughes stated that in tho caw of this not wanted, aad Georgs H. Spaulding NATIONAL HOTEL, plainod that ho had been to Kalamazoo took his place and Ahared bis fate. E. SHJQ'nKRD A CAMI’B had. partially formed an opinion. Mr.; person, he asked Irim what was a parto see tho Reporter but he wan absent R. Carpenter was next drawn and had York had formed an opinion from tho tial opinion to which h« replnxl that it and could do nothing. He procured the read of it in jrw Pmt and Zfosw J&wtestimony of first ami hearing part of- was that formed from readfog a part of newspaper reports of that testimony but *•1 " merely to see what was going on, lost, waa rejrctol and Wm. Mitchel j the testimony, hencr, if be had read all MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, he has not yet examined that, but if he never cared much about it, nor got very II. H. “ANDY- JOHNSON. tfonssrir Pl.rk <g *h« called. Mr. Baldwin had partially i tho testimony*except tliat of one wdhad the notes of tho Reporter hero he much excited over it.” Mr. Pennell would not feel like answering whether fonned an opinion. Wm. Mitchell had 1 uesa and had made up lil.s mind thus far, was hero peremptorily challenged and fanned no opinion. Mr. Burr was per- he would only have * partial opufon | he would admit it or not till he had scon Isaac J. Brooks drawn, who had not A. W. RAII.RYt ‘ ­ which is a perveraion uf tho Supreme emptorially challengetl an* Alfred” Par his colleagve. fuxmed an opinion in regatd to thumat­ I! AJIXIIS^ Alton, evraerof Chnrrii a ker called aad had not fc|iii«-d urxupin- 1Cvurt rult> referred to this morning A I o,*r Uuol'ufl A UovtMi'. hoot a* The Court then read from the Comter. Mr. Luther Brown was discharged FUf-ilrinf a «pvciality. A ItWoli juror ought vugw to w come cono with «»n a mind mmu free xree I , w v tv < ,, , , pled Laws the statues in regard to tak­ ton. Mr. Wm. Fulk waa the second ,jurur r™. a opinbn. «1 a,»» u>. wi*«. "j,n;J:,B“C,'""•nd i ing the depocBfion-s of absent witnesres peremptory challenge. Mr. Ch Jh objrtml to the ,i» of SI, '>“W* ,’l-* ~k« ■» l~rDBS, J. M. k C. RUSSELL. The names of the 100 additional ju­ _ nnd pressed the question to Mr. Church _ . * . .... . I’UlIlttirV ('MlirntWHi emptory challenges for fur nnfAn^i defense, nn.l nnd PHYSICIANS »n<! f*tirr»oa«. Th» treatmtnt of Pftvate IliPMMrt will rwnita panuuHr utanUc-a. as to whether he would admit the testi re™ were then called, among whom, Hughe* that the mind uf the juror Geo. Morgan drawn and rejected for O9««ov»r Bownn A Gullovay’a Bank. Iaau> -B. Bsymond, Edwin C Nash, 1should be like a blank piece of paper, cause, and Henry Brown drawn, who xoony or not opposed the Supreme Court rule to RS. R. J. K E. F. BHOWN, 1 He said be had no doubt but tho tes­ and Thadeua Dewey, had been excused. and had read of both trials and formed nn *u«. Oto sttsoMR saM AU the ntones were then planed in the his allegation. Mr. Cheater said that opinion and wna challenged fur cause. timony of thos.) witnesses was full and Cfc.lf Wl.witx I _ John J. Hendershott was next drawn exhaustive, but the jury would not see box and Wm. P Bristol was callei 'the CoummI seem to mistake in applying them, and he thought he ought to have and had not formed an opinion, after the rule of the Supreme Court aud ap- and next dismissed, and Wm. Dunn till’to-morrow morning tu consider the which Mr. Ohatch announced himself ply one part to cne thing and another drawn, who followed him for cause, and matter before giving an answer which content with the jury, and Mr. Hughes part to another Tho juror admits tlx*, t Thaddeus T. Dewey drawn who had JOHN ROBERTS. was granted and Court adjourned until took them and first coiled on Mr. Car- lie requires evidence to change his read of trial and formed an opinion PITWC2AH »»d Hwrvwn. Dvantac oa UtmZ-ay, uvar tin Cunrt Houm pauter and challenged him Jor cause, l opinion, anti that opinion does not accord 9 o’clock to-morrow monring. which disqualified him and J. W. StinchWM. UPJOHN, and Wm. W. Oofe was eaDnd. Mr. with the presumption that tlie Prisoner comb drawn who hud discussed the mat­ PHYSiClAN and Buiyeon. Oflrt «wt is teooewnt till proved gniliy. The Court Mrwt. Haadua. ter in debating dubs aad was also dis­ Second Bay's Proceedings. held that ths juror waa disqualified said far cause tod John H. Monroe. Mr. A. P. DRAKE, Mqualified. Bejggrtok was also challenged for cause Henry Uerkey was called. Mr. Wilcox PARTICULAR aUMtlaa si van to lha Uaauatal of Private FHmmm. Pfler over F. l>. Aektry'• Drai Isaac W. Messer was next called and Hastings, August 15th, 187L sod Mr. Church objected, when Mr. was tiy-n taken, who said he lived in had funned no opinion, but was rejected > xuuriso sr.Hsju*. Hwghni asked that he should ba sworn, Rutland, was a former, hail read of tho Court opened at 9 o'clock and naked after which his examination was con­ case in Detroit TriUne and had formed and Edgar D. Rood called and rejected for cause, and Geo. Mason called and Mr. Church if he was ready to answer tinued. He had read nothing of first an opinion as to his guilt or .innocence ISAAC W. VROOMAN. whether he would admit the toatbynny was likewite rejected. Charles Baker SljjiyFP. OSes »: the Cosrt Honee, Haatinr*. 7.. • but VW, euow wuw of vi last, 1051, nod. IkQU. fanned looses aa SJk opin opiu-­ and he was challenged for the cause was next called and Jolp H. Munroe nhmd to, or not, to which h. ropM, w M tlr m, mtrte, Mr S„ta and Elijah Barnum drawn. P<S^tKas«Ur>>1^’ C",l^DU“, ^M*81 ho «m v&anv ,X ll.n . . ... he w was ready to answer, and tho reasons .insisted Mr. Pheteplace was then called and was peremptorily challenged, and John on hil challenge Mr. Church ~ £ hJma l loryL for his answer did not particularly con­ then took him and asked him if ho said he hud rend nothing in regard to J. Potter called who had read of the cern anybody else. Ho said that at could hear the trial and presume the tho case till after ths prisoner was trial, what was contained in two issues this stage of the proceedings he could Priaonsr innowmi till pronountted guil­ brought to Hasting,., had not termed nn of “Weekly Tribune” also Van Arman’s not consent that it should be read. ty, to which Mr. Hughes objected on opinion for or against the prisoner, nor argument but hud formed no opinion. K. K, ICIM. Reading testimony is but half of bad he any bins. J. ROBERTS fc CO^ wn want the won), nnd tlio aoumn aad wltTjndg. of hi. ran ao to hi. Mr. Bidclpian being nxamizuMl, as id iy challenged, and Guy R. Durfee drawn General Naxva Dealer*. expreoeions of the witowg, beridre I do cusapetency, ----------• cited • * -the case .in — and 13 ho was a farmer,, hiul read Weekly Tn- and challenged for cause. John T. not think the motion is nfade with good Mich. 224. Mr. Church then asked in both trials aud had an j Hinchman was next drawn and also - - fanned _ __ _____ if a juror must know nothing about a opinion, and was challenged for cause, challenged, and Isaac B. Raymond �as the sjriter of the article to which we The Orand Rapids and India** Ball refer, and pf which we have not the Road slightest doubt. About that New Testimony that Mrs. From the Big Bapids I*<upen<ir*t we Field has brought from Maine, to which H*mxoK Tvkabat, Autvsr 16, 1871. lb. ghffl. refers in the cloning j-nra- clip the following article pertaining to graph Of this tirade Against Vanderpool, this road and rh? pronosM connection :xetGt 2. sxttzt. we presumd 'tee had a specimen Jn the to Travers City: abusive nt&auk site made on one of the Tho rail* were ixud on the Gland Rajmost nSpectabte (Hthcna of this city tn THE EAGIE,V8. VANDBBPOOL. irts ft Indium Kailrpad to Boed City, her nttetapt, in a mo^t unladylike man­ about seven and a half miles north of ner, to make au Impression against this I’arw, some days ago, since which Fmo Wv find In the Ahpfc of the 10th Inst, reqondent. the actual work of laying track bus been an article on the trial of George Van­ suspended for want of iron. The track­ derpool, m hish It »nt«e in Its issue of THE PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY layers have not been idle however, nor tho 11th was telegraphed all over the has any fimo been lost in tho ultimate Ltok o*t for country and came back to them through Under thii heading the Eajk of Fri- completion of the work. They have the associate pre* dhpaithde, and came iv gives in brief the liutory of the fi­ been engaged in ballasting up the track neat being Inserted the second time. nancial ofs iatiuns of the Democracy of recently laid, which must be dona be­ fore it oan be us“d for running regular Adrrrtiimeklff GRANT $ RfflLLIPS. JVelb wo have heard before of chickens tho City of Now York, for a few months trains. coming horns to roost, and do not won­ It is the intention of tho nomjNiny to der It was sent back, for surely mnut of lust post, which wo cotomviid to tlio atthe facte set forth will be news tn George tenltoa of the tax-payers of our county, extend th" road irom LeRoy to Clam Vanderpool aud his friends, aud onnse- and ortpecially to the citiw-ns of our city. takes, a distance of 16 miles, the pres­ ent season ; and to effect this, the work qusntly should lie seen by them. The old tuldgi', ** Democracy « every­ The Baffle says: ‘Hl te reported thut where tlii' same,'' should put our people of grading has been let iu sections of two miles each to rojqiotuibio contractors, the defense hek tho means to mibpumn witness, hut there Is not a । artiide of on their guard, especially when wo con­ who aio required to cuinpteto their work truth hi thhrircet rumor.” sider the. jtoritivo violation* of our or­ about the middle of SvpL'mbcr. This In this statement the Eagle made a ganic Law of our city officials. But Grand Rapids & Indiana Road m under ooiilract t-» be completed and ready fir ead mistake. There it <t lack of aidant lead what the E*ylt »ayaj use next year as fhr ns the ]ioiut of in­ to subpoena a witness and nearly 8200 j bavv lira, oouUUmtalbv U,« cl'je.u l,?l kl,<"' j"! •*- tersection named, tt’id t|iat il the people HMlM.furtb.l|u.rWr,«lM1„l. hl '“'"T »"**'*’• In Xwl •‘‘.v of Unnid Traverse county will build the other <«,«»„< lb. .................. road*b«d and fuiuisli tho tins in the ..omni, thn .i , Hough of Detpond. and it m mnet inter-. same time,*trains will be running lie‘"«n . Ih» the oiilmry „..t. ■ „„„• ,h„ „ |,v I •, by (tween Tnivcrso City and f ’hicngo, by have reached thi.i •• dreary j rhe close of navigation next i»aH>n.-i J Judge Hoyt, two weeks ago, mmte tin : ’ jI Judging from what the Ihrnhl gays, I hi'' . . . order tint V.ndep»ol> Ihl. Jel), x,.„ Yorkkb .u.d^uutv a'SaTtat-t^ (ii-yiful '['»nv.tuvniL, nren.it.i ii, ‘i« «L> Should be su .'panned at the expense rtf i< now rq-urted by Controller Connolly ‘hair part toward securing thia dedrabl" . the people. T hb onler. os the Eag’r | to be, out|ot> knowing the vim and pera-­ Well knows, include, only whnsMs S100,V.m..W.S!. vernuco of thos^tlereofthe^North!who reside in the Stale, and does not Li* Wv have four official or semi-official i Wood*”’a* we do, wo shall expect to l .lude any medical experts Chat are so land-marks along the route. On the m*c trains from Ira verso City reining Msentisl to the defence, and wlio*e tea-; 1st of January, 1869, there was an uf- I Big Rapids before Christmas of 1872. tlmony is required to make the tri il Im-' ^‘“l report, and the debt ot the city wis j will give the Company ample time to lay partial. . ' ' then, the iron and put it in perfcol; running Awun, lbo£-,wi nukr. ,01,,, u th. , , , «-’O,3-4,94S-hi .ad.r wim-r •'.< in. .nd .bunt russtll ne fins dmunror lb- n.wt impniunl S»""> -h O'". Ib-r., th. tot «f Kwmbpr ryiUr Imin* yfll for cb.d.r.nc., lb>l 1.dreid«llv uu)u«. nTj" n U n™ ■r“r<'r’ 1' ru»»,aK "”5“Iwlc. «bL. h.. iMllilMl ln ,Kl. .... Ib’brrt. and ulhor., a win offinal re- taneo fnnn Lian. Lak.. Io lr*,aow Cltv Here their m-i/> (food*. andtot th" "f ,h" ! h only about dll, ..nl«, thi, niUputd.. Ilf inn | anntr. JKUEY & SLADE BBVGOISTS AND CHEKIKM. jg-ASTI NOS, MICH.. A HK JL'HT|M1LSCE1I’T OF A SPLENDID <<001>S' rylW? THE IMPORTERS sod MsaKlRSlSTilw’OE PURE J^RUGS k MEDICINES. pATENT MEDICINES, raiujGGisrssLNDttiEs. C 1 P^EItOSENE AND NAPTHA, JJAINTANM VARNLSH BHGBH&S gTAPLE GROCERIES, gUOAB, TEA, COEFEE, QCUOOL DOOKS. jgl.ANK BOOKS. pOKMS AND GIFT BOOKS. J^JEMURANDA HOOKS. JNVOICI.'AND POCKET HOOKS, • JpRAYKK HOOKS AND CHURCH l.iUu'.ure. JgNFELVPES JflD PAPER, JMTIAL AND NOTEPAPER. yyAI.L AND CURTAIN PAPER. I | EGAL AND CAP PAPER. I j>JOTE AN’D FANCY PAPER. HI U8T,CE’S leoal bCank.s JQiARIES/OR mt. • Q o’ b PJW-'- AND PENCIL', i ^TEELPEN.'AND*HOLDERF, ! pHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, J^AMPS, GLASSWARE, and Cbandel.erv. -yASKKE NOTIONS. rpOILCT GOODS AND PERFUMERY. ^NDSO FORTH. AC., Th. Trerereu City paopl. „.pialrn, to' * ban TrererJ ! has left forObto, as sh * did preaooi to . mok'‘ a "P01*’,lOli avoiding to tliat re- Uit$ eastward to intersect with ch-.> Grand I the KAlam*x» frial. There she Ip be- I P®rt ^,e debt of the city and bounty of Rapid* A Indiana Railroad near Fife I yard the proores of the CtrenkUsurt of J New York was, ‘ . of -.us : ’lake, two and..... a Jialf wles north tho ‘Ham county, but. no doubt, lirxattend8*1.Mtt,515.W. : i«MDt wbare the last named road crosses ance can be procured for a reaM.u*blc More nroaxei* Now we ManiMeo river. In a letter to Hon- I*ercompenaaUnn’* Is to do dishonor to the I . i .* • ■ .. । u r« i. the first of tho promised ry Hannah, 22d, 1871, GK* Gen ' "dated July i&M,18n. , T’. « monlbljn.jx.rt^.Beul-frvm ib.Cim. U. W Cm. lv»iilml of th. Cjmni ,__ . .. . mummy rations—oiucuu — truru ia« nonMui InurnaHani aiu>h . . , » . ... tMmeaU. fpSBerir reapeete >h' dr Journalism, such aa ij troU„._ IWnu‘ ..tf On the 1st. of.. Av rogwit, al Improvement Company, Mtimateathe the Eagle really represents. I 1^71, the city and county debt off New coat of tha ptopoaed launch road at The Eagle I art her says of her: । York was, 8250,000 for. a track of tho. ordinary •She wm the witness who MW Her1100.055,3W.83. ; gauge, 4 feet 8 1-2 inch**, and $167,Mif *Reroo«m, .Mept, . That i> certginly progmaive.. Upon Uj । tor a track of 3 feet gaguu. Gen. U^ia ,------------------- -------- ------------- also nay* in the same letter, that the lav?the .t hl. hL— ®Brk> ■ In twoatd a half years, th. txx>n.' ■ , • ■ wo have run m debt, under Meoan. Muskegon Ahead. >!■ k another paipable mbreiifMMi-i .CuunoDy and Hall, |7],<»3O,tatioa ol the facts iu the esse, as the «x1-ir month.— j ------------------------------From the Miukegun Chr ---------mid*- .. of — the. aminatfon Qf the evidence of both ¥"• ‘ ,yto, or .«y y«r our tore lure ton guuig p,), iMt„ „ clip 11h, !ou„mnK, .nJ w»k Springer and Mr?. Vanderpool wHixi------- R--------------------„r- „ . ,->- y ,5St yy .^Tiagk j,nFt. to» — -to Mr JOT.to»i» i doii*~ °n i‘”“'° •'■"“Mt- h ''■*u ■? t,i“ b“* ST Jr . irenretol book. bid. ..yttolt Wore, .nd Ito to Bo.d wTT i. Uzi, u h, to*Utolk. do«“^.*iohto^ore“r tonlhn.i.il.ny wo.dor tol ltoWd Mid il .told. on tbu rar MutotDe uaac <ae uog came to the house of ]wr Connolly finds it is very difficult lo ,L , , ,1 .• •. c vrad.nr»l. Bnisll ,h„ rrinling of 1b. toounl, i’’" £"’“d* »■«• raplkil raoSThe following would seem to lautaate ! which, tho Mayor two weeks ago a«sur<-d donee : ; • - •* the intention of the Ehf/e mi^o to pro- us, was begun weeks before that ?” ^e have expressed the beliefall along vent, the Hharal men of Michigan from '--------- n ------that tho Detroit, Lansing and take contmnltooTtolr tondrarelotop _UntU furth„ b„Ul, ““'■*«» tolrto would to a brother and a Mend iu diatrere, and 1« ; . . . u T < tu Muskegon and that Muskegon Would certainly unphilanthropic, especially I tt PftJ9eilEw tnUn on the « M, 1*. b. j tjj0 porf of departure aud arrival for when It to known that Mr*. Vanderpool, »• K- *ai leate t’r*nJ R*!*1* ** tM fine of iium-w poMengar and whose heroic devotion to her husband port, wwy Simdoy morning at 9 o'clock freight boats which are to conMct_tlp does the highest honor to the name of ’ n. m. Returning will leave Fruitport at | Michigan woman, is dependant on the donation*. ■ 6 p.TO. Fare fcr the Bound Trip, 81,2a tL 2m of lb. publle for to MU. BM unlv U ] yul| will to otorRud if Ibk.l. uw j rf «... c.oteJ to m>J Spies*. gOOKS AND STATIONERY. • . ueoplo ul tbo Trereren niRiuu wiiliiuba. W. .logins “f a nOnto, whirl, will : bo an appreciable fcqroremrnt on toir prerenl u« «a, uf «gre». Tb«'» ibbgrr" 9« lh‘* 1.1»( May,: , rea 1*23IO’' C"5w« lhTOkht “ AI NTS AND.OILS, ■y ARNM^ASiD TltRPENTINK, JJUBRlC^flNaon., ' lire n»nnM»u »'tn t a > rnL.i i B*w’'in« lb, debt, on thv nlli of Ootob.*,. tonupn^uon to, rte lurtttol.r. wto lWu, d.,bt of New York eily and “^5 “t!1 dW lb. uUorinoBt wunty ^inrerity To^rof^rb. ..low. lhal L »55,«V,'M.77. , rpRUSSES A SUPPORTS. Thankful for past Avon, we aollcita continuance of the same. ACKLEY A SLADE. Haatinre, Dec. 15 UN. 33tf | Save Your Money J. P. ROBERTS 4 Cd DRUosa, compound Medicines, VJ Q SpAINTS & OILS JFVfcv, omI* ™ bitters, A® C*ni* a Battle. Dye Stuffs. ten".. ° 1JL Ire '"nolwdlli.l.l 11 Jr Ih ■ mt‘,'cnl Hotel At Fndlpjrt i. now opra. quato for their purprere. to now the tore. B-tore, nolwllli-ttol.g lb. tore toi. P™f tot w. were right to. bran giren Vduntrer Craned In lhl> cue are einl- Th" Strainer Jenuiren to to. r toab > Mf Uf 4„t Borton— uent men, and kind hearted as their i will bo in readiness to convey passen- , tho tW() «< i10avy» m„n oJ tjje- Michigan oflbr to defend a man they believe inno- j gers to i»oint* of interest on tho lakog! Central, have been making a careful ex­ rent, who *tand« charged with a high ' These attractions and the erMralrd min- amination of the ports on this shore, and crime, wthout comfieniMitiou folly nt- ’ orul ttt thot .,]nce mil>t they were here nil day on Wednesday, teets. Yet J»aid council were essential *_____ . ..r,of l««t week. They made a minute surto the best poislble defence, nnd for that I ar,1U1^™ ; ’ j vey of Muskegon lake, the mouth of the School Books $ Stationery. the resjtondent h dqiendaqt <»n a lib- J for which they are indebted to the cour- jja’rbor. the mills and uf tho city genweral public who have nobly responded, ! tecy of Mr. Bran, tho Sap’tof the Valley ' afiy. Upon returning to the hotel, afacctbate coMrouxDiya or ter their examination «.r of everything and are responding to hu call for aid. ' Jjiy., of the M. C-II. R. about the city, Mr. Adame said emphati­ But read what the Eagle has towy j _____ ■ t ■ ----toulthre.Jou.Uo...: • LtoSira.Rto.ral. Irra.-Tun. cally, in the presence of never*! of our prescriptions and family leading citixen*, *' Thi< it th* point for the ••Anouior current report prevails that ■ ,,__ • ,re,r.«»«.r.t5nr, Vanderpool h greatly In need of money ■ ^blea are in process of construction at western tensinra of the rood, and to thie RECEIPTS. to pay counsel. It seems strange Hurt Holland una Muskegon. point it 'Wlo M.1" •* >«,” said Mr. this should be so when eminent lawyen* ’ Tho sthtion at Fennsvillc » completed, Joy, “/As road.shall be running to Mnskehave volauteered to detend him. . A fine station is being erected at Michljtan. Among thwie was Mr.. Fowler, of Jgau- Breedsville. So* who will be .tho first man to say to, tora io otNra- that the efforts of a few of our leading o<I with the case from the coatsnenve- . A u.w mJ. irrak . r, . . , -..-i — mentg and wm Vanderpool's *mt co«ii- J<^ connecting the Detroit and Milwau- men to have this road built to Muskegon sel. Another volunteer was Hun. Geo. ! keb Railroad more directly wit tlio V. have amounted to nothing; that it would C. Bat**, of Chicago, who baa been I ft M. 8. R. R. HERRICK. have home here anyhow ? We know United Staua Attorney. Mr. Cheever ; At Montague a long sidetrack hM whereof we affirm when we Mauro the Is a volunteer and is In the ca»c. When . , . X* * people that but for the constant, unflag ­ the people pay for court and jury, and 1 ut.rutnto.ira.ra I. togrera rajintaraAA. ApiJ«l™, ging work of four or five men this road . to accept a «it- would not have been built to this point. the attendance of witnewea. and when ! Muskegon, hM resigned able counsel volunteer, it docx not ap nation with Chief, F meer Haven ont That their efforts have been attended pear whv there should W nth a hne tfje Nt* York and _ ranhtngton Rail* with success must be in the highest deradery lotrera.y-OMra w<».y. ' m, in >f L-^ J Jaundice, Indigestion, SourStomaeh, Cfurtlpenret, Ne trout gtnd Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, in Children, Pile*, Blllou* Complaintt, Loot of Appetite, Erup­ tion* of the Skin, Pimple* on the Face, and all Diiauft of the Blood ; also the bent Diuretic an Ute for Kidney Complaint*, Weak Back, Fain in the Point, Lumbago, GrarcL Rheumatinm, of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Bittars .than there ie in ■ whole case of any other kind in market Country, as the beet Family Medicine in use. No Family should be without them in tho House, and thereby eave Price, only .">0 Cents a Bottle, Far Sala by I>r«tr>to» aad Daaltn Oaaanl!?. C. N. SHEPARD, Gold & Silver Watches, Hotels — nre*being built .1 at T.nn. FennsviUe And then the Eagle, goes on to ctm- j Ora*.i_ issia meat a* follows: . j| and Manlius.—St. Ji. Utrald. ITine Gold Jowell The defenae—at leati Mr. Chbtvs'rwlll rely somewhat upon what It balled Mss. Frra> is sli the New Teatimxmy, .referring to the Hawley. She is vagaries, and expr . tivo tonus an to tape of th* defeMt* win* division of Go there tor your the Jury, Just as It wm th Kdamaiw. Hoin* Jeenud Well supposing she does. We pre­ it is understood that thia it the last trial of the owe, and a failure toonvfct will sume alw knows just as much about the CHOICE GROCERIES! set Vanderpool at liberty. The defense Nil ER ------- ---------- ‘ *- get a verdict of “Not case at the king of Madagascar does, A fine stock Jest Ornin! (tramenta, exjiect the jury will and her opinions consequently should COME AND SEE THEM Agent for lk»ju»Uy cslsbrtwd disagree.” not have the slightest influence on any TATLAB A FARLEY •Rfiil. All of which la the purest both, so far j m It relate i to the hopes of the defense. person. Oyster# and Bjercshments. llMtioga, Mich. They do, as we well know, expect a ver­ Thirteen thousand doflare worth of on hand at all hours. dict of XOT avrLTT at the hands of the the .bonds of Owoaso, given to aid the H. A. BUb'ELL twelve intelligent, houeat, and educated Jackson, Lamdng and Saginaw Railroad, 25yl men, euch aa always constitute Juries in have recently have been purchased for the county of Barry, who are to set as 25 cents on' the dollar. Solid Silver aid Plated Ware. To the Ladies!! Grand Rapid*. Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY & SLADE, -•;________________ Hastings, Mich. CITY PAINT STORE! J COMMIX* k. BROWN, ‘ PAINTERS.: Graining, Sign and Ornamental? Mitcniis. Window Oleas, etc., ete. MONEY TO LOAM ! why the Eagle should mi*pres. nt in i be latest IlMPOBrAST mfortamt.._ —The I*tret telegrams telegrams this particular, unlere It Is determined . Euro ^^nce the sudden and te aid, right or wroag, In the convtettan M.riotlM of Qoeen Victoria. Of thb respondent, though he be a. In-1 ----- ----------nocent of the murder of Herbert Field When the beer runs out does it hop ? HACKUVK^ JOHN WHITMORE. . �rstramt eiRDSELL n.UiR»MM BJrifaptrttl'ja TBi t iTAU PwMl(h«i tart of Mr. arid MH.OMU<f0«nu utadiuw®. TbaMgatl ,We f. IS, <171. wm Pound on tU .hors the lai Saturday and (bat of Mr*. ti. tfc <m U>t attarno.0 1 J ata Uh. W Was it accidental T Custom work made tin abort notice, Citv Itoctfoi. Ait. >1. Clover Hilliers! SUPERIOR. MWRRY AND STATESMAN Kanlamazoo nnd A.nn Arbor WHEEL CULttVlTORS, , OAtt AND KALASSfO, BALL, PLO WS AAW CtASTIJVOS, SAWING StACHIltM. ItAMOWS, felV., and the largest stock of .AGiucrrizrtrTtAL machinery .■____ The special elect ton occur* Monday, August Slot, Mt which time two Justice* are u> be elected; alm an iron bridge I* to be Voted for, or funds to build It. Every raau should Miatatb this enter­ prise, for It is a ►h*«k for a city to 1-oast ofa •Broadway" and then tolerate such i nufaMM of a bridge a* the one on the ThornapjJe. Our Daily. TKA.iw.-We return our thank* to Hot yeeterday. Mr. N. P. Hutted, of the Grand Hi nr And ditto to-day. NuiMries, at Lohell, for**peelmHivart« 01 for wflter twhl. ety of the Canada Eng Plum. Thia la a Getting Ditsty. new vur|ety of great excellence, recentr Ths town is full jurors. ly introduced from Canada, site very The Hotels are crowded. large, ripens from the 1st to the 16th of Boarding Housra artd to# Cream ParBugust, color dark purple—flavor ex­ cellent, jiilcy and delielon*; trees hardy, Inta, ditto. early abundant beOTOM. The most val­ The eamp meeting h«M by the Methuable mid desirable variety In cultiva­ odlaU near Nashville, closed Monday. tion. We recommend those* nnmeHcs The uqw time table gives aatirihetion. । to the people. Boo the 11*1 of ndvHwemenfs in this nnd issue. , . BrtnraMt th* railroad meeting Wednesday evening. SB in Burrv County—for sale by burrall. _ RtWcWYAX'B. evenlhgandi i nt th* day Energy, Invincible determination, with >1 of tbs emir a right Motive art* the teyera that rule the trial. Adverting the Wvtld.—Gbaxi* Raritrt Bananas baek arnnbetw of the rates reatamal lining a bitef history of C<nxto»« Jbcian. first IMe « eyi, *te-, can be had If the case, atU in the rite at applied for ri| TM if GritH lirssKLL A Nrnxs at the Phami' Cmm there nave good f‘0 cL Tea far 60 cento. ’ dw Ladies' flue »b<xs of the latest styles at fltirTAX'e. An Every-day Story. '■Helio John, where afeyou going?" ' “1 Wax golhg down hcr^to.buy *wroe grooets," “Well i am going down to Mace Alk'h'a to buy mine." • "boteh tb Allen’*? Why, I never bo’t any of him, always go to buy myoi uim, Ilamyis ” there uiwew uu.» .nd wall paper, but I never i thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole net of crockery Noeh 1’. Husted was in town yester­ sii<) p*jx*r enough to paper my house, day. We like to sec Mr. H., Ho al­ there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could ways bring something good. buy any where elwe. Beside* Iicwakranted IT. Tha erockery he keep* L A large party gathering nt the resi­ the Boot's celebrated ware." dence of C. G. Holbrook Es^-. fosl! 'Well, 1 always do ro on groceries. : and I know yoo can. Besides he takes evening. ■■’ ■ -ta — i anything 1 have to sell at a fair price. The Hon. Manth <>idding«, <>f'Kala­ I too. I get a letter tobacco, tea and mazoo, has been appointed Governor of sugar there for tbo same money than New Mexico, ■ any where else in town." j Bt! M. AU-EN. Mra. C. 1>. Valtandlgham died at. j Pjltf <| Washington Uiock. Aug. 16, 1871. Cumlx-rtand, Md., last Sunday. Shu — Ij Warranted Custom Made Boots from never reentered from tho shock of her husband’* death. 1 Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson x. p. Office in John WoUrrtt’s Hardware jjforo, finrtvn’s New Block. 0. fi. A J W. ifeffcLEY, (Ructrteers to Picksy A Brail**.' Cnaxee or Timk.—Hr the new time at RtttY.ixr« Tkf attention of Railroad men from card which took eflixi Sunday Aiig. 13. other, tothni North and South of ux i* ___ on ________ .___ drains run aa foUows ftcin'H listing-;. Call Mim __ W______ ilcox___ tor. tallltaery now bi'ing directed to our nulnutd talk good* of all the latent ami beat styb-w, ■ eoufo war: .. Ktijr *■ Muruing express 7;50 ’a. in., Tuixed h’m ?;3f> a. m., diiy express *2;0U p. ni., Hast­ Fan l.rjrr aa.— Ibxno «ao .if, ~~~ f ing ucconituodfttio'; from Grand T’apid* | Dr. Lite*1, commfoom la lh« ■ All ix-rwui. who arrowing jue. u>i»t I arrive 7j3(l p. in. ■ ertio.atriow of Africa, Irrtun. at Vufcm ,’t*"*"’’''X**!" * j. 1 thirty davs the accouDtswill be left with aotxo4w£*r: nail to-night_____ 4 i jn«f1c? ftw collectforf. . Hastings accommodation 7^>U p. ni., JpttF. M. Bm-smeb. mixed 12:ll> p. in., ruatt 8;05 p. in., ev’g Work h*a commenced on the MarHasting*. Aug. dw shdl 4 Coldwater Bailrond in Tekonsha express 8;00 p. in. on Monday last. The contractors intend Fimbt NArrtrirat Ctrmnxo Hbijm |The Itatfngs A T^well Raifroad can *> male a short job of the grading, and fOT. f Bnd nwrberouatafi in nn n fix*! ton.m in ! will *"l have the njad reedy ready for forth.* to- in ---- the tie* a short time. other h-iitfls, a positive litilc in the chain if E. G. Wiluamr. ■Imf will nhifo' us with thn Pottn. Man Kill» rw Lexsnro.-.We have The place to buy your iKwt- and ahocOcntera! IL B. South and East, and the received h brief disfidtoh, INlt n man > j. ot ‘ k Rvkxax’s. Norifiem Pacific J?. IL with the Great stepped in &mt of an engine in motion ' Mil, it Broadway. ' THE CELEBRATED GRANITB .STATE *CLan*i Jg on Sunday and was runorer , '* ••n»»v«cu.’* ! and killed. No name given. .. Rich day brings neWs at the populur|■■^l* ♦ J ity, high standing and thorough disciirPhe» (lamor Omrprv ** A PkxbaI-HiK.— Hie Marshall arrested I Pphe of the Grand Eaptds Busiues' * 1 three of our baslfiess meh this morning k Britt-detormination of tho for gelttoff In a “Weaving way" Mon- I*0?1” al hi sustain its pft*t grafid day rvenih^. Th&r case is being .tried ' _ before Jualico Clarke under the ortll-] , nano© .relative to “drunkcnnM." . Afivrurorc.—Th-’ borineis n>» of . ------ —♦ ♦ . Chicago fill.-to oversowing tfie’ w*l; The smhll jxrx Ih rugfnrf tom- In j umus of the ZnW-at ttMiUtj-tir Utousdi.c Grand Rapid-. The Timn goes for the j Mart a cuUuma per vear, and oue of JW-Krtl 7*.«wwn.r tryl.>r<o«>n. *.telaiwl,u.inM.*0»mia Itaeimarti cMllt; It . ih-»irlrt l>r 1(M* t:10UMad orrieftr . thll m.ttw li. tin. Un- .««•.« will tn . Uvcrluu^. «nd pui, rich lw tl„, u. prevented fruti spreading. . vestment. Nd muupy ;* tetter invwded < , ------------------ ------- . .than by tho judiciouH use uf printers’ ” The National Hon-c I’.dr oix-m* at ink, and wo believe tboui'bi.xjss <4 our Kalnhii'Koi to-d1y. ?]M*elal trains will' nty might b>* tuou:uu:i> in um year il l-c run on rhe Lake Shore A Micbigim ’ <’ur merchant* would advertise a* Hber• Southern mid Grand Raiphis-A hidtann . «tty a* tlio.v.* nt B it'.ln:Crock .and JackR id I roa»M during tin* me*. Train* will . do, and iatef as umJi paui.4 to secure be run in th** orer-iiinr and late iu ih>* r**h p-’ying civt uner*. £r.’ it, men o* ‘ evening, ■ Hastini’s. - . ‘ 1871” Farrier’s Improved! Northwest. Hams. Williams. & Co. C.H. H 11ES,! CornSheller! FOR SALE AT W. T. EASTMAN'S Warehouse on Broad ivuy. Land and Calcined Plaster, I Sadi, Doors • Grocerie Crockery Blinds. Glassu arc.'. LIME, WATER LIME. Ac.. A.< LUMBER, LATH, anil SHINGLES । Mr. Jxiaw ItotchkiM.. I....ught to u, To T,,r H «ith ex­ Cheaper than-any b't- ro fa Hartlngc. j tho other day, several suuili plumb twigi U,i,!Frlle* ! blown from trees. Otu lunch on u ^'h-ut reading matter, indiidin^a num, limb only about sis inches long' con-!,,Cr ittuntrnhyl articles. }n its variul tafaed’ristoen. They‘are of tho bluo ' tont‘ n*4 Wv* nul’ec ’■ l’<V-teg Veto, a variety, uud very forge. !rno 8}or.v of too plain*: ’Ononta! sketch—«»; An Adveuturo in I’aris: Histor. o: Tun l*nn$£.- Tbo Detroit papers only tho Expn>s Business: Thu’ Convale-nre repto-ented, a* yet, ut tho trial. Jo- cent Camp ■ The Lfoiu of th * Mrtrmoft. A. SZ.'roHb/' r^LT'w: M«'W.* August 1”. 1?71. LUMB#, ; Of nil Kinds. 4 tncl BE«T ■ ' Ur.. 141 ns -«** c. F fisrigtit i Co. ItlJHSEUl This is. Uic Lad-. it ho drove' the doves to market, and Hardware. J. G’lteou for tbe.Fo*', «P uudcratand, i lu wevcr, that th-. Grand Rapids Daily ! briaonrat and Kaliimaxoo Dally Tdc-: yrcTA are each to haven rtprewutatiw., MaU our sancto^ywr Irana-, Boy* • HASTINGS, MICH. i FIITE BOOTS! at Stauffer’"' Wi: learn of sevpril partre# from with-: i in threw miles uf Ionia who have cumo I clear to Hastings fo 'WH thoir wheat, I i reading letter priro> her© than thore. ■Keep the bail moving keep the prioos up ftn“m ■>-» other _ citiiH, to hero to sell tlnMfc lucte, and VV 'O ODR"[T.*F1JJ’ J vonxe^uently leavu plea In the m>. vimiactan..!»,t Harnesses. REMEMBER, 1 Wtxrra. "rrr.tr Ttrrn."_\ (O'i We will not be under- In Michigan. Jobs A. Gmxble, Marx Rvmudll. for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. All Style* of Women's and Chil­ dren* Wear,-®j The Best in the City. I- E. STAUFFER. J. C. WOODRUFF. ,------ ~ ANOTHER RAILROAD. A Meeting on Wedieiday, Ereatng ______ Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants, every­ Washington Block. South tide State St sold by any House toe A. O. F. A««ocuaiwu, No. ^aMaa iSvvi’ Y°rk* $2 ad l*r money/tght here in eirculi * Agricultural Tools, &c. Jsc"aitovi-h : Lmhes Olio; OurCLattpr-to»x for young folksy Saentific aud Carious Facts: Itej/ckuh Deportment: Wim: Odd Feltow«hip Tench, s; Carres pondenafl’frofo nU quarter . ft,-. T’cT.’- u» Depot, ..d pua for. and .^fUGmad lUpi,!,. H. («, X th© Court IIomw, Wedneo’y evening, Aug " ■ i , " o is to cross the. WMwj wratal ha way lo th. Mid Orwad Btrn- V.U.. ■ u. , ’. .......... .. —; 'Jnsuu xirvi Let us secure its sitting roim nresentlv came laTn.i lw.nL .* at _, ” nnm and presently back . X. location “Mr nrw.. * OUT own tours, insieaa ot atMr.op.at lawfog j, to p, elMw^ ia<)f ■ wanted one ticket for my wifa.” wilted.-------- ntal foforest to all. Doulfal to .Uead, Agmt oad bring along your neighbor. By order of Committee. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-16.pdf 291fa5cd9ea5751ed83df1c5def232d6 PDF Text Text DAILY VOL. I HASTINGS, MICH, WEDNE&DA 1NING, AUG. 16, 1871. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. I WHY THS ion; U llu. Third Day’s Proceeding* • Th. wm of old. thcr My. whit* Till Uv». 4*jrrta » vv.tua Ifebt, Flirth* a».y float flavor torr. In the matter of summoning Petit Ju-1 Itisroar of Mi iron In this matter, it appearing to the The recent War between Germany Court tliat there are not a suficiont num- and France aroused so much interest on ber of petit jurors in iittewdance at the ' the part pt our pepiJo, that it was gen­ Augtret 10th. 1871. present term th^reoC and it further np- ‘ penring that an additional number of • " , that the । that great1 . Uun- xonxixo MAA1OX. At tho adjournment of Court last evening the Defense annnunoed that the Defendant waswitisfied with flic jury, so that the jury bo’onged to the TVosccu- ATTENTION! Good Bargain.* - JU A.-JN JL> - . person* to ettesd nnd servo as jurors is •draggle, would be train the pen of on . TteptMioM droiw In plenUOun flow Can be had by Coifing at ■ necessary The Sheriff of ibis county American author. ' Ths National Pub- ' of Barry, is therefore ordered and di­ fishing Co., of Chicago, III, has just n blwhU* nn uraUu drwl. i> tell to fat«rstteiM unborn rected forthwith to summon one hundred issued a very complete and valuable his­ low l»ov. a m wounded by thot good and lawful men of this county to tory, louring the title. , Itia from Ofliee in Hasting*. ** tion this morning, but Mr. Wn. P. be . and appear in said Court, at the the pen of Mr. James D. ^CcCabe, Jr., | We Ofjler the following Bristol was excused on account of ago Court House, in the City of Hastings, nnd is a hrndsomly bound volume of InHfcw th.ilbwhidibor.Mdun and poor health, this gave the jury back Tax Titles in said county of Barry, an Monday next 80u octavo pages,, inustrated with T5G ; to the Defense. Mr. Cbarlee Mdjuren ensuing, at two o’clock. P. M., to serve maja, portraits, battle M*ene«, views of | was drawn and rejected for oiuw, au.l prominent localities, etc. It is written i as such Petit Jurors. 'Diomas Hubbard wds drawn and accept­ in a bold, vigorous stjle, and will, on­ State op MrcutoAX, of LANDS ed, when the Defense again annotnierd I, William • questionably, take melt as the stendani 1 Generalities. County of Barry. ttatthm Churth a otork „f f. iiitv md nnrl „r.f nF 9hn Rv a» rtS AmwiM,,] Situated in the various Townships of took them and inode the following the - Circuit — - Court • - do - -hereby^er• 1! writer. Minnesota is nt work on ten Railroad.-. thereof, Barry County - one of the best , tiry the feragmni; i, « tro.-of j ‘ ‘ AV°t|I Mr. McCabe, has evidently studied A. lady at Saratoga boasts that she Countie* in the State of Mr. Hubbanl UtaR further oxwmoe.l thi) orfw a । llia drinks 4<» glaasca of water daily. . !::3 hi.b’cet deeply, for he writes as an d. was challenged for cause which wns ob- I• as umvars -by the - Journal . then-of. . . ... jected to by Defense but wax rejected and ;■ V\ itnees my hand and the wnl of kam Ransom Goodspeed was drawn. Charlo a ' Court nnd County at the City of HastBaker was challenged for cause find ob- . < a vx " D' jKtimitwk.by b.i»« ftettor tU’ '0,h ’‘V Of A’gW"’ A n. cook & co’s ’ • Michigan, I• i■UhLu And not ns a jiolitician, as one Jim Fisk has 0 scrap took containing w Ik. •4iu«;s facts on record for the ver- 17,000 notioes of a personal nature. di luWr0 ftnd not M ono whe ASSYRIA. A breast pin in the similitude of a w),o ...eks to win the favor of either tho HKtimat sacnox.; osacan-nox. ascriox Germans or the French of fo-day. The mooquito is the latest fashion. great charm of the work is its impar­ Ono former in Iowa raises 4000 bush­ examined by Mt. Oheevvr was rejected. , 1 ’ •M • w k 17 north ao aerre of tiality, its absolute fidelity w truth. els of wheat thU year. WiLUAM II. I’OWBW. tl “ His book fascinates while it instructs. Wm. II. Carpenter was next drawn and j (.'hatanooga, Tenn., is to have a Clerk. ] for it tells in graphic nnd eloquent lausworn and then examined by Mr. Church 8125,006 Gpmw Hou**.'gunge the most wonderful story of mod. MAPLE GROVE. State or Miciusax, ? and challenged for cause, nnd TIiram | By virtue I ern times. Ho traces the caurea of tho Thc- Southern paj>er^ ore generally County of Barry. \ ss. Coleman drawn nnd sworn nnd examin- i .1 tire foregoing order 1 have summoned j war from their origin down u> the be- comphuniug of the excessive drouth. P ed. • Mr. Houghtalin being next exam-! pwwnallr Ibo Mining uiu.uk1 f«»», «"“>“» Indian tradesmen at Niagara cotn­ • plomuto: prelude the plain mournfully of the seaaon. ined was challenged for cans- and re­ 1 . , history , • of the a x . to ... CASTLETON; <o wit: ;। war> w £th dearaora w with dearneaa ;; and"stale* and states forcibly, forcibly, jected. nnd Aaron Clark drawn but ex­ From the Township of AKtyria, I anj in dctnil the chumcs of the triumph : yo®>® men are in demand at all cused on necount of age, nnd Porter M. of Germany nnd the failure of France. I Bi« watering places. JVIlUam W Col<;Hathuel II Young llowavd wns then drawn and sworn. Edward T Telling 'Die narative of the great battles which | Ri^ tomatoes ore recommended as a Albert Shepard RuloffD Chapman ! opened the campaign, aud hurled the । pouhico for bee stings. Mr. Odell was peremptorily challenged, . Cbartw Baker French back upon tiio interior of their , , . . . and Geo. K. Beamer was drawn and I ArtemikW Chapin tl.» elf«t uf lluw re,..™-! . la »>mu [Ok™ ,u TtI«. <l»y ureUl♦.worn when the Prosecution anuomiced 1 From the Township of Carlton ... upon th. frMKit Naiiou ; the fruutie | •« •«** «» . $iat they were content with the jury. . c Mewvr Peter Covert . ■ etforta to rescue the beaten army, and Great Britain orinsumes four times ns WOODLAND. Isaac B Baymon i Tiw Defense then took the jury nnd I R Carpenter the terrible disaster of Sedan ; tho cap-1 much tea iw the United States. • Vor.»K 1;«rIM»aqi Joecpli Odell challenged Mr. Coleman for cause, and ! ture of the Emperor Natmleon nnd an , , ..... . , . , . wtre.h !l*rl<?,“5 nnlir” ttmiv : the llevalutiou to Puri.; , Wh.&w'. George (' Nichol* Homy Gerkey 5<S« * John M. Kipp was drawn nnd rejected , . the ^t, .-..d trawler of Str-b.™^ bo“k *“ ont,lM Clu,d . *'• e I-®? From the Township of Hauling*. for cause, and Pared! M. Wheeler i sjaw^ofiTv-Y Samuel J Bidelnian ' and tho frontier fortresses of France ; J Gov. Bullock, of Georgia, is building E. U. Williams drawn, but being absent, Henry L. liltiief.eM i tho rise and formation of the Republic; । a 820,009 barn i Abraham Ryerson Edgar Rml Brown was drawn. Mr. llunrual lie- * Oliver M Moon Jaroh D Pennell tho flight of the Erntf-w. from Pari.; I 4(, „1<Mns JOHNSTOWN. the tnt.orphO ufl.muw of tho German I f|111 ing examined said he had never wad Charles L Smith ! arnuea t«» Pons; the Sieges Metx aud ' ’ t of the trial but he was pt»remptoriUy 1’roip , the “Township . of Hope. . w Paris in detail; a full diary of events Brunettes are coming into Jaahion chalfengtd, and Levi Holmes was drawn Ctiarlea Boblnsorp George Valentine . in Paris during the Siege; the cam- | “gain. who had npver read of thn trial Mr. Luther Brawn Calvin Dickinium CwBdn Dickinson paignx <in the Loire and in other .parts j apan has 84,785,951 iuhnbitanta, l>en ter M ilo Waldorf Beamer was challenged for cause, and ™ l ul Fnu.w; th, p.«ro mgotmuou. ■ the . n, lnal„ pmxmd.flUirrg nbuut BALTTM0RR Hum Gee. 11 Ltavenpor, was drawn and had i ° 1,1 surrender ol Pana and the treaty; the । -|<X>,000. From the Township Irving. SltWfW naval history of the war; the bistort . ' , ,, formed an ojiinion which disqualified ■George K Beamer John J Hendershot of the formation of the great German , A wn of n^tor Blaine, 16 yean old O.oT.eJisfsw^M ” him, when Stephen Nichols drawn John Cau>]»bell Daniel B Pratt Empire; tho proclaiming of Kir.(( Wil- ba* been sent to Euroje-- for his health, ITUr Oolib and challenged fiir canen. ■ Jonathan JameaC Hanna HASTINGS. limn Enq-arvr, and the realizatioh of Th-Postmaster of T-xn> W. Va. G.nuuu unity: rfffl Sur .nd Krund . gm, rd . yrurr ret tltoti'iSurf. of op- for cause nnd Itobort Harper drawu who John A Dob* rt.*on T A DeRoimer ■ Denioan H Rugbco had been previously oxcused^bon RayT. Isaar* N Keeler Anthuy Goodspc-d Streeter wns drawn and challenged for John F Emory Aaron (.’lark Robert Harper cause. Cniqier Trtuk was drawn next, Horace J Whitney Chariea McQueen but hud been excused, and Alhart ShopFrom the Township ©I WcKHllam!.' pord jra* drawn nnd had not formed nn Levi Holmes Elijah P Barnum ' uuiniuu. Mr. Levi Holmes was poremp- Sleplxm Ingcreou J W Stinchcomb GeoM " ’ Davenport torilly challenged by defense, and Geo. Edwin C Nash C. Nkhols was drown and challenged Pitrsol M Wheeler Isaac Smith From the Township of Castleton for cause, when Asa D. llork vac drawn P W Ultle Austin Brooks who’ was also duquallfieL Fitch MWalter Arnold George Morgan Seaabis was next drawn nnd .rejected D C Griffith Ttay T Streeter for cause,, and Edwin C. Nish was I Miner Mead • Henry Lathrop drawr. but hail been excused, and Peter From the Township of Maple Grove. H J Jlanehctt « ci drawn and jieremptoriUv I Is**^ C Brooks Cbbb Samuel Hagerman caallanged making the aixteeath per- George Mason Hutus Brook* John Potter esaptirilly challenge for the Defense, ! Porter M Harw.txl TbsddeusT Dewey then E. G. Williams, the last roaio in From the Township of Rutland the box, was drawn out, but Mr. Wil­ George Brown A*a D llork ‘ * Isaac L Diamond liams shared the fate of many others Lewis Wilcox and waa rejected for cause. Mr Horace Edwin M Bates From the Township of Johnstown. J. Whitney was absent whep his name William ~ Dunn Cyrus Edmondwas called yesterday, but Meing present Hiram M Colenan Albert Dewey this maruiag he was pal finttyk, mid John H Munroe John M Kipp challenged for cause. , Jonathan Stophena William i' Bristol From the Township of Baltimore. After examining the Compile<l l«ws John Dav as to the nutnlier of jurors that could Guy R Darter Henry Hougfatalin Robert Haynes be summoued in this emergency, it wns Samuel Weeks John T ILiaetiman found that the number was unlimited, . From the Township of Orangeville and the Court ordered that twenty-four Henry Brown 4 ____ E C Phette|>lnce additional jnrors be summoned. The NeWtOn J Nevfew Fitch M Searles jurors who had not been rejected were placed in cluMjja of tho Sherifl; and <vourt adjourned till to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock. At the adjournment of Cbutt thL morning, tharo were eleven jurymen in the box, seven of whom cannot .be challenged, at all, and eight have beta paased by the 1’rosecution. Their names are as follows: John Webster, Walter Arnold, Wm. . Cole, J. H . Briggs, Wm. Mitchell, John Potter, . Minor Mead, J. C. Brooks. THE SPECIAL JURY. As an item cmnected with the impor­ WXJjt «.eg. of P.r.., rnth. iw Wmblo «..» of bloodshed and vusdalum till these and other ©vents of the war arc rahited wrth a granbiemm and brilliancy which render this a work of unusual value. I!**',’ fot th, ,,1^. 1 1 . . ' The-Nebraska (constitutional Conven■ ‘i,,n "“•<* ‘he Govamor’s salary to ’ H°<X) a year, from |1,(M»D. The author goo deep into the i.biloao- j A State Industrial Convention is to be , ].hy of die war. aud nuprrexei his rend- ; held in Baton Rouge, La., ou the 16th I era profoundly with foe great k-*oni of I vf (k-fober, the first ever held in tbp I the coatiict. State. . ! Tin- low price at which tho book ix » i^ucl, brings it witUu the reach of oik | V?° Wl’l‘eU 1 <’nUnd, Oregon, aro and no one Leuingobreaxtof th© times'.™??? ofturite to their I sliould fail to nnd it It is vuhUaliod ' brothers by smoking in th© | in both English nnd German, sold by I ” j usbiu ription only, and agents are wont-! A correspondent «t Atlantic Qty rays: nd in ©very county. " Ixist night there was a bass mnger in i'iy room, who lunched off me.” It was n inuaquito. Michigan Cullings Sf.WVx* CARLTON. w.v* BARRY. ' S «r» « X HOPE. »34«>fn*W' n U") . of • e I ! Two young men in Richmond, Vo., ur freefne). a 'Kaf n.' D Ji of B«X AChu innnti detective went to East arcU!*tl °r an intention to indulge in a • dnel, hate been put under bonds to Saginaw for a hurglcr, aud had no trouble getting one. Hi- name i< Haw-1i Heep the j>ence for one year. RUTLAND. kins. Tha representatives of four genera­ Jackson count; has thirty-five iien- tions of a family were seen hoeing in n 't freof a .«< sioners of the war of 1812, the oldest the same field recently in Londonderrv, was 101 years. N. H. . the patriarch, Deacon Jonathan Over forty dwellings have been erect­ Goodwin, being 92. k'otn.Jg ed in lhe village of Pbunwell, thia icaTLo rural portion of Rhode Island son. oomplain thrt Providence has too much IRVING. Big Rapids is fi> have a now opera power in their legislature. It is a com­ House, 50x120, three stories high, built plaint never made in any other State in of hriek, next spring. the Union. Then* is a jmstidBcr in Oceana county named Pa-pa-mo . Icebergs nre very plenty in the North Atlanti-*. Two of them, each estimated The youngest married eoupto in Branch to be half a mile in length, recently john r crandaU Stephen Nlflhol* county are ngod 18 and 15 respectively, passed near St. Johns, Newfoundland. From the Townehlp of Yankee Springs1 and the oldest 74 and 63. The late Empress nf France used of­ Calvin 1,111 Hill rCoper Tm.k Trask The new road from Detroit to Iian- ten, when a child nt Gran’da, as Eugene Deo.H Spaulding John W Brigg■ing will Ke completod next week, and Montijo, to be danced upon the knee of Thomas A Hubbard Henry L Brown by September 20, will bo extended, to Washington Irving. To appear before the Circuit Court, a junction with the Grand Rapids nnd The “ C.ififornis Silk Company’s fac­ for the County of Barry, on Monday,, Indiana route, at Howard. tory at South Ran Francisco was started the 14th d*jy of August, A. D. 1871, at The National Horse Fair opened at a fortnight ago, and thousands of silk 2 o’clock, P. M.. to serve as Petit J mars Kslamasos Monday. Special train* will growera ore visiting it to see how tho be run on the Lake shore 4 Michigan until discharged by said Court | Southern nnd Grand Rapids A Indiana machinery works. L W. Vboomax, Railroads during the races. Trains will In Indianapolis a charming lady be ran in the morning nud lau* In the Sheriff. physician was called to administer to a evening. gentleman down with a fever. “ You Work commenced on the Mar­ Ciiaxce of TraE.—Bv tho new time need good nursing,” said the lady___ card which took effect Sunday Aug. 18, shall & Cold water Railroad in Tekdnsha' “ Nurse me for life,” replied the patient. on Monday last. The contractors intend ’• I will," was tho soft answer. trains run as follows from Hastings. to make a short job of the grading, and will have the rood ready for the ties in Gorxa east: ' Morning express 7;50 a. m^ mixed n short time. SELECT SCHOOL In Marino City. Mich., the other day 8;85 a. m, day express 2,-00 p. ra., Hast­ T””* PRAIRIEVILLE. ORANOEVItLE. YANKEE SPRINGS. tant trial now going on, we print the S ofaaX 10 following proceeding to obtain, and the ing accommodation from Grund Rapids Charles Warwick, a nice young man of i X T0»Mafavjr the town, was walking out with some ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE. h.freW list of special jurors : arrive 7;30 p. m. ' K MisKrtsirX ?‘nn*r«tnrv for Traehrrc .nd tbn*« »k. r_~i State of MtcnieAX—At a General young ladies whan he found n small going west : tuornapple Term of the Circuit Court for the County Hastings accommodation 6;00 a. in., frog, and holding it in the palm of his desire from »och » source. comudIIt adding of Barry, continued and held at the mixed 12:15 p. tn., mail &?<*» p- nn, ev'g hand brought it near his mouth which iHsry student expecting U attend *Lould be he opened wide. The juvenile croaker, prsrent on thatdAv, Young men or women proCourt House, in the City of Hastings, in express 8;00 p. m. raring tor toadung. or wintar ncteol. will Bad seein; what apt>eared to be a plane of tbo sluddtrs so arranged u espeetahy to meet said County, on tho 9th day of August, refuge, gate a jump into the care j AWortriitti in the year of our Lord, one thousand Parties desiring to purchase will “ A thorough Instruction, Fair and Chartes looked very red in the face, nnd eight hundred and seventy-one. well to Call We wifi cheerfully give Honorable Dealing with Everbody,” is the ladies looked down in the mouth, Present—the Hox. Bnuxr Hott, the motto of the Grand Rapids Buain-ss but the frog has never been seen from I Tuition to tiic School, 99.00. all information desired. that day to this. For further lnfcrmation, addreM. Circuit Judge. College. ». R~ COOK Afc OO MORRIS R. KEITH, Assyria. . *• c �— lltyw Cifii. tor & .J. C. WORTH. VAN VELSOR fc ROLFE. Dealers in Hirran, Wdiuwt, Avavn 16,1871. ATTOMIYUMLow. HBatioja. MiaMpa. OS National Baah, eoroer fV.ata sod Jeffrn ioMtAGtsinrx. RI. SSELL, In regard to Mn. S] pretaoto that her loci ioKyl ■gain*. bfa capptav *»d Mas** ler at JutamaJ Ravanur. ■/its? U fir het i abb 1* Ixru that at the fairly dealt eonipensatk Ito* t* for not receive the her. one thing when read fma tberapartdr’s rnttueeripfo but quite another thin*, perbapa, wnrn given from the wltneas «t«d. We clip tho above from the Dally Kaffir of yesterday, and once main enter iiur-protast. against the nan mini made by the Eagle on the character of tbia wjtnene. The AUoruey's (nr the 1‘tople j mlmltted to peh ciihtract Hint she wae 4 I At^MMnor og.ijrrt- i'ittutrf. ix-ndhaldar* Iron, Mftils, Glnsw, OLBRUOK Ware, <fcc Woorleti AUENTB KOH THE circular declaring it nan .. n , Detroit Stoves, woman of cAaratSw and thl« to mob the „j ,0 gMciige eneb a deci.ion, Mu w, defendant in thin ouuae of kJ important sf ,M proefon* ratings, and he «p« It witness by lira troy fDg her c-haraekT, f-n bate An iaeniug of any «neh circular. Is beyond anything we fiiould expect ‘ even from the flmutli we kuow through tl.a ^hannHon* it is exceedingly bitter sgslnnt VantlerpooL , dttahchildLh wllfalaoaa asaald • iabt>batb bopped aiw, bat i.Mctoot thi. Law. lamironce va»d C«.II-dine tin prompt aiienti. n io ail bn. MADE OF Lake saHdCT&- Superior Iron, THE BERT IN TUB ^UttLtJ. Jftauroan, Aaent*. II.aM U Vflfaa* »rop**t7 for Mie I Rep­ Ina fin*. iha Tu-araue* Cobh- Ab® the Ku-Klwd but not Killed. ' had vtdtesd ii in ba copied i a .i . ««'"<W*>iftc*erlpt. Thi* Col A. P. noggins, formerly of thid । would Mm ‘ ‘ adbtlitr *£_,‘ !>red1«M and *ria>i >• InrSllto city, but Bow of Missi-rippi, favotod. tu j im1 fob* u tb* country efmnii.'M »c u>* patoic with a call tins morning. The recent J tp<m<y and the duty Gr th* Secroiarr «u imp*-oxperionoe of (tot II. with the Ku-Klux hive-bs oonaalled with Secretary Delano, and Kliui, must be fresh in the rwollection {tkuy »y •<!«•, AN once. Jaiiidy Jointly aummourd aummoocd <h* tts Froaideei Freaident in to of of our roe dors. mA ftn ctuver in tho ! ufafifUfe Imi that■ «ixht ........iha rtoUdatiun Ll- ■ South cannot but be dt intffc*» to his friends here. and. an the Stalo. CoL Higgins first cnliatyd ns i> private soldier to the Eighth Miehign-. Cavalry, was soon promoted to a C.ipiniucy, in tho United States VoluntH r sen' toe. i<ubw>- nf 'M *'3‘l-^r!w"0,ab,eaa's•b*»rd,»pBdm.a. ituvd'fo^a Eeutonant quently was proniu-' _ •' «... : "f offislal iu»b«rll:ly eunihtnrd with mulfohnv-,. ' Colonelcy for brav.ry in the field.' A‘‘ that h*a OCt-vrrd <ir.r> rel.mm.nt «r «... I—. 1 ter tho dow of tbr war he wa« in oust-: acddiatal Pro*ldnl. X WOODLAND PAliLORfi THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS TDK ' 'Sr*. rorw ■ «i*ta an I J Barlow k woodyaar"* biota. AClfLlSV j Family Sewing Machine, HI.AijK S1MH.T CONSTRlVrEl'. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. went South, h>**W *'*i* **’a!a *’•*1 bt’r" ainHMl ov *““r l*”01’* roe CounJ}, jmMrap, where he wat, l(1^ d„|n^ to act dUbunr.tlj. in* charaelar amnt for tn« Pttbody Fund. Aanrtant au.fa.sto him abav, u.» atUnited Sb«» AMCe»t>r, and, of late, t*ek«sf M^ditito! rutmlM, be. in all agro af, •Sun. ri’JtAidcnt uf Schools. He WM of- ' .he W^rld ••Sknw* in high place* ba* beeu more I-L3-aa-"r-7-----------------ten tiiwateaed by the Ku-Klux lf«t od. vtll ...i than -u... the .t-----------------------. ..th* UUt ' poteat fw actual naimaa of held his groiinfl b.Jdly and defiantly nth* ; wrong doar, d<>«r, «ud and nAo WMkneMhha b**a mor* dl>* until hst spring. wh“n i&r' 1'inkn of Of k.truM tUa than thai that which U tnaai »tubbWB in tu chivalry, armed itod n>ask»l, (mooted pviiuienco i hrnin tho perfomur.ro of his duty, raa ph...«u ..... (dec• y ing him from n frieniFs houfte by t^ Bln. uf Jay Cook* a C«. ba. lug t«k«B tt. false premues) ahd bent him until near- i.Unc* <>r tb* ite(MM»,<Oolr riv* py **at. loan, ly doikd, holding him up when tod weak ruh/«a w the aondit-.M iW th* buiouai Bank* [ to stand, giving him, in nil, niot.i than ! ntav, witlHu alxty day*, aubaeribafot any *aa> or | 100 lashes. The Col. is n man nf un- «uh>* not exceeding i nyj^iuiona of dollar* thtro-1 doubted pluck, and backotl by Federal . of. tba itecroiary ba* «*ut notice m> th* agente I troops, he will sodn return to Aberdeen. [ l ewiofor* appointed. ■* foifowi, th •• Se«Mi. I ft fid dealers th , patent Medicines. i. W. MAYNARD, oat boring. llvillfo* It wm toed. Hroid. Quill, Bind (hther. Ilvm •nub. Ituflfe, Taet.aad fnm psmiy »n<j da robly T . , X? WMrt0‘ « •’•ri thing paoded in a fomUy, from th* beavteal to the tighten! fabric lin A CAMPBELL. rtnprieu Ju4TpH.<it>g or DrvMgBili^: PAINTS. TURPENTINE, | Glrunf Ac PbilUpM' . J. k E. F. BROWN. PERFUMERY. higjsae*lof WOBSK and Ckilsiir. BOOKS* STAT1OMEBS, CHOICE TEAR, JOHM (tOBKRTS. PlIVrifCIAN^and fotryeon. GROCERIES, K HROAKNE LAM PH * FIXTURES WALL PAPER, Ao..**. Sti'SSfLL f .WM Miterin. CITY DRUG STORE, ISAAC W. VROOMAX. State EL, Hastings, Mich. ***** •* th* C*’rt CUlMflne Aaeat °St7Y Hi8 For the Mlrhisun. E. h.maluiry. rriff of harry County: tole* at the 'foes, at the Court Honea. Uaotinp. OMNIBUS AND HACK LIN ft B. VANBRUNT Proprietor.—!<«*,• the llofou ih<JUu. at hu- aosutra. MS ffl SHOES, - - - a. r. not ** J. ROBERTS to CO.. icniTnl New* Donlora Of Homo Manufacture, CITY PAINT STORE! cronem* *. browr, ’ PAINTERS.; Go to the J Sign and Ornamental CHOICE GROCERIES' A fine stock Jctr Onxn! COME A.TCD «iE12 THEM Oyttert and Rjenuihaneni*. Dealer* m Wail on hand at all hour*. , w hIa-bubell A. WOOLEY. Glaaa. ate., etc. _ MOHXY TO LOAM ! ’ Lak o. Barry Co, MUh. $1.00 for 75c Am. lot. MH. ' JOBS rMTTMORB out mv Sum- a To the Ladies!! ntOCK 0/ ' ' BrI Goods and Clothing Bokhara. A. P. DlfAKE, M. D„ ’,i5T1.CStAB «<’•*«• the trostmeat of< Private Diaeain. OAeeorMVIi A.vi..-, Hurt their wv Gotdt. AVest of Bank. ks principle* popafor attar all, "hits W twenty local items, of which eight were concerning “the railroad.'’ hwallinr os Broad- WM. VBJOHS. CIOARS »n<l TOBACCO, ata«ni<ULnng uwaobeiUM *4>l fork, bat Mrn only th* irie* whan they phic* th** W. J. M. *. C. RI SSF.l.L, TOILET and FAJfCY GOODS, nanm'st arrotnnn r» smen. iimiae of a moat abuudlabors of the hushand- It ARNBMRie.n, eorutr of Cirnn h and but* -J.. Office and b^roroom al VAKXHHES, harvest The weedier never was better; Th* diM-aaatos nT th* qnroibn <rf appoistiag the crop is a Ml average and probably ex Ceofedevata* ahi lb* rolraliou of Ifomooral* in Um Mrvic* of Ike Department* hero ia makiag gniw w sttr ta ns -WbaiigUB pajmro. tt. in quality*. Aa the breadth of ground prop*ni*wn tn)asto> tbs appniStibaaU of thofo bow* to wheat exceeds that of any prw- adbbrieg to th* Dew>ocr»lic fanh. and to give ant return MfDDl.EVII.LE EXCHANGE. H. fl. -ATOTf JOMK1WX. ffermeriy Clrrk of IlMtlnga Uap«. PraprieUr. Trrw tsodw ami the eomfcrt cf tTOeatu ntade a apeeialty THIS MACHINE HAS NO EBiiAl. Hr*wyaU sod etamiw tbn M.tfolne at><1 it* work. 1 ou canaot afford tn bar a Rawing Na chine uaril vm have l-rii the Fl.ORKttri, with it* lair improvement*. OILS, Little Red Shop! pecte of oar tensers could aatroely be MILO T. WHEELER, AlwajsiflOrder aufl Ready for Wort BEST AND CHEAPEST Tn CaorrThe news from all parts of tho State reports a splendid wheat WM. If. JEWELL. BFUJtTER of l>red*. General Con,. Notary hblie. Qflle* La the Court oraa at aQ bean ^tf/aooto bopaU NATIONAL HOTEL, — Druggists and Chemists, We bate known CoL Huggins for eix- ‘P.rfoel*d forJba mJ. af rb. , , ! rvumindrrcf th* grriJ.OOo.OKI of Bv* p*r seal., teen years, and a tntnr man doe* not, bond, offerto lb* publ.c by the hilar cl tb, Sm- i lire. Honorable and aboveboard In nil j rotary et thefreaUry uu ti.» r8ih of February I tho relations of Hfr, not much of u rad- ’**• •••^riiy .1 the .g.eu b.rouf.ro dee-1 . , ' iseatto fa limited to th* Ml* of •.]«»! awrouafauf <«1 polSwlly >pMku« ul l.rg.1} m-,„4 | terested in educational matters, he is . < aod 3 per roni. bead*." among the but men we should haw iai^soo,<ioo of u><3 vrsdrawiag ah p*rc<mL ' supposed would hare been outrage! by | '"“*** *'•* *6,,n'b« cellad lit, »ud thu will era- i K „ K-J,, _ ' < olarkel for (loverafoenl fecariiM* and* era ‘“e '___ ‘ M . a. ___ I ble'.S*Secretary to Imo* the *d<!irfeo»l | _, „ MO of Are p«r cuL bond* authorised by law to Michigan CtacraAt Rulboad. The pe deducted from th* imu« of the «or 4t< per Michigan Central during tho year end- cent It fa now thought th*r* will ba linla diffiing May 81st, 1871, has been very pros- j cuiiy in dt*vo,ing of th* whnt* *nd indue.agsubporous, 08 the following brief exhibit | scriber* to lak* a part of their lubacriplton in ! from the report of the Officers and Di- ] 4 per cant, bond* having thirty years la run. rectors to the stockholders will show : Thua, then, tb* fondfag loan I, wall la btod. ' Whole eirnings of the main line and d«*pit* tiro fear* lh»t owing w> European war, ’ all its brunches fur the your, were 85,- ’ the cutiro »chrm* would tail Irom the acarrity of I 420,123.39, expend of operating during 1 money in Europa for thi* character of invest- I I the same time, 83,801,011.85, which ! n>enl» her*. Th* .teady hand «nd Lead of See-1 leaves a not balance ..f 81,509,11X04. **<”! Dmrtw.n in payteg off tb* debt while ( The .holenumWorinwmBmairtiwl .••‘"I •* I ™ 814,480 1-2. *ll*>. well equips <—aJ-~--y~-* «b«»-«->* .. .............. ... with enmnn «ml ««• ut «.d the Mn- ‘ ' Y . .. H .j. . •, . t .r load of debt placed upon th* count!r by th* ~m«.t u nonta^y I *.**»« ..II u -nm.l, th. mUins rtock. Ml of «.nn» n>. ohtnin- I „„„ „„ M h„, | ,ng Stock of the Un® .and mort un-. erWi,,, 1 proved styles. It has dow 12» engimjs, I w,th Bbvtn u lB rooUet I which have run 3,204,7 74 miles IB all, Iy},c T|cWrr „f Secretary BoutwaB in lb* matter drawing 2,394 cars of nil kinds. Tho >cunnot well b* ovar-tsUmatto In th* beaefll* main line is to be furnished with steel I which will flow through it to the country, rails its entire length, nnd if present in- ' — . The return, from Kentucky election* are atilt dications ore any guide, tho Michigan qatte inapiritim; U> B*pubhc*n.. Though the Central is determined to be the fore­ Iromoroata hare elected tbelrOovemor by a large most of the loading thoroughfiuus of j our country. th»l(be Republicans will hare about twen^t !• Ait ExAxru WOBTBT or Imitatiox. member, of the LuWrr lluuae of Legiitaiur*.1 Some progroad la therefore manifest, eveg at the ■ —In a town in Ohio not long ago, the Confederate Croaa Load*. women went in bands of two and three, with their kuitting and sowing into the a delcfeuey in tba Stamp oceoant of Kacretary dramehope of the place, and spent the Boutwell, when bo wm Cemtaia,inner than thura la !u the aboiod •tateenent uh^rapbed from hero whole day there with their work, talking shoot tho dealing of esoeslled bond*. Tb» jiolitoly on various subjects. Husbands nnd fiaenflg came in, eaw how things looked, nnd Lad not th-' courage to step up to the 'bar end drink. This wad kept up for several days, and the result was that every shop to the place was closed. leviUwilMhIcaa. V45T WB1OHT, • maiirm, and it la Aenglrt ituref RsbalappoimmbaU Oi 8 (VCty-five Wits 071 th 8 I be Mti.foeri.rv to Udftm Dollar. C JL R. MUDGE. Horsemen ATTENTION I M. PRICK m. �rtras-ss-HBaireit ERIE RAILWAY. SuljBcribe MO*d: « coi-Mnu iiiir jtocn NEW YOKE 1O8TON, albany, oiiKCcio.Vor'rjErSyruvAjtiA RwhMm-toNmr Yodt, CM- Itofokfek to New York, 460 bhIm, Cleveland to New York, 625 mi lee, Cincinnatito N;' ¥., MO miles, Fo n SHEPARD'S wahoo Birrm ctraixa. i*.* r.**,!. eepwt!;- Cleveland Weatern Depot, by (MtoMaya except- P<k«, only JO Cents a Bottle. MlUffll SAM • The board of health—A plain diet. i How to got rid of flews — Kill them. : Parental acres—The old man's corns, j New name for tight boots—Corn «ribs. J Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, CoetiveneM, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, I Fever db Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms I constant gleaner—The tax gath- ■ . ; Long nnd successful reign—The de- ' luge. . Tall talk—A speech on the dome of' St./PauTs. i-M hK(fcf4 F. K.< (Jenoeet. ■nd found ■ *ure and ■jwredy cure for the following complaint*. When, tho beer runs out doos it hop ? | ever. tom iut * daily, IfitiBdsy*' not Mirtf.r Kxekanm Tim* love. a n.w lay; and th* dim he to ptoylni Will chan** for yen »oon to a Llv*li*r .train, I ah ail paw from your life; I th.ll pua out forever. A rotted sorrow—The toothache. nv Mlzz^i I’.lill.ll You will forget me in Children, Flleu, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Dimples on the Face', and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Fain-in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Bheumatlsm, tkc. Ae. of Shepard’* Compound Waboo Blttara l*ailco*d,a»d a*Jeraj £Uy with Msloigirt Ex pr*M Train of N.w Jeracy Uailruail for Fnilad.lphia ■ Klrcptug Coach** are attached to this Iran nt <’incintiiti,Cicrel»nd.running liiioagb toRw»*lli rill* (flratfont {; and new and Improved Drawing Itoeiu C**ch«B ar* mcashed at McHpiraion Bridge, running Uiyovtth to New Ycuk. EXFRE& MAIL, leave. Dunkirk torn Voice LIGHTNING EXI’RERft, tDaHv,) lHv*a bociau.tl al V.4S P. M.. .rrivr.S.t Weal Salem •i M. (HHBkfoai ;)•.-tairni Qnv*. land :.i\ A. M.; lx»nltolMirg .J.J4 A. M.. Meadville I i ns A. M. (IHh*;| Dunkirk Is* P. M.. .Yoipremnu Sridsr. 1*0 P. M.:_ Buffalo 2.i<J F. V Arptra..! Hor­ ne). .ville 8.42 I*. M. (Hnprter.» and at 5*« York . J.eO A. M. Cniiuacl* *t Elmira with Northern Cvirtrwl Railway for WillUiu.p<irC, Harn.burg The artist’s adieu to his picture—You be hanged. Au oyster leads a pln/ id life until it ; gets into a slower. । Price, only 50 Cen to a Jiottlc. A sure way to make an impression— j FojLdown in the mud. n hy is a wounded man like on old i pair of boots? Bocauso he wants heal­ ing. Why are old maids the most charm­ ing 6f all people ? Because they ore matchless. C. N. SHEPARD. Proprietor, Grofiil Itnplrl/.. Mirk. For Sale by ACKLEY 4 SLADE, Why is your chambermaid immortal ? She returns to dust wiy clay without 4y*ng- South ; •: Owego lur The woman that maketh a good pud­ ding in silence, is better than one that make th a tart reply. HERHICK. The the crev crev-­ j xne chief ciuei agent in producing we ices in the levees on tho Lower Miraissippi is the crawfishA blunderbuss—Kissing your intend­ ed mother-in-law in the dark, in mistake for her daughter. Josh Billing* says ho beliovea, like Greeley, .in the universal salvation of men, but he wants to pick tho men. What is the difference between a cow and a rickety chair ? The first one giver milk and tho second gives way (whey). | NIGHT KXFKES6, d.ilj, vSaadaaa excepted ;> <. ..... -■ - *>« I* M -_ ! Uiugbamton for nine trataa aud ! England eitir*. Yuck. o&a train EmL uu Suudar. learian Gold & Silver Watches, itutfolo at CIAJCKM, VANDERPOOL Solid Silver and Plated Ware. Fino Gol<l Jowclry, L'oilca end New England Paaeengera. with theirBa<r«r,arr n .n.iened FREE OF CHARGE The brwt vepiilaird and n»r».t Uxarioo. Sleep­ ing Coache.HT IN THE WORLD accom■. _ B V *11 H.**l . .... _ Nover owe a man more than you are able to pav, and allow no man to owe you more than yon are able to lose. •“ Let him go whore he lists,” as the recruiting sergeant said to the fond mother, who tned to dissuade her boy from entering tho army. A lad in Hartford, whose fifth birth day occurred last week asked his pa­ rents if the schools would keen open that day, adding, “They dian't on Washington’s birthday.” A Good Maxim.—Tho more peaceably and quietly wo get on the better—the better for us and others. In nine cases out of tou tho wisest policy is, if a man cheats you, quit dealing with Lim ; if ho is abusive, quit his companyif ho .slanders you, take care to live so that nobody will believe him. No matter who ho is, or how he misuses yeu, tho wisest way is generally to leave him alone, for there is nothing bettor than this cool, calm, quiet way of dealiag with the wrongs we meet Adtektzse.—The business men of Chicago fill to overflowing the col­ WRIGHT CotuiHlai of W Aera. located within the I rmito Subscription—$1. for the Trial. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills MARCBNUS WRIGHT 00 TO THE BAHE’ER OFFICE > < Jl ------- FOR------ umns of the Tribtou at tonly-sir thousand do’lart a collumn per year, and one of the leading business houses ia Cincinnati pays four thousand dollars a week for advertising, and grows rich by the in­ vestment No money is better invested than by the judicious use of printers’ ink, and we believe tho bvsisbm of our city might bo thjumblxd is one year if our merchants would, advertise ca liberally bs those at Bottle Creek and Jack­ son do, and take as much pains to secure cash paying customers. Try it, men of Hastings. _______ _______________ WORK rf^iu/ fiaA uUktti, OUOi. t,n»Mvdu VWrdia, l/Anjb frrvu. aMuAo OSV. aJMiAuL 0M& IftAoJutal Fremont To ik, caiwf IMHOfC.: Th* proprietor* afltoiJbMBMrt.* who are nxn af tarnCMPMrtn bu.intM, wish to MMBMf 4S «U toe purebaae of Circular Hur Mite, •nd Machin erv of all kind*. that t enlarging tbair already extensive W i+Iv- OJauLuM ' Tntd ^fraara LAV du. BOTH ?LAIN OR ORIVAHIEIVTAL. ES* FINE woes A SPECIALTY, jg ed to, and we will warrant Satisfaction. W. H. HOLMES, PubihUr- xowxrx, v. s. �Ing destroyed four on Ottawa street—one , the other* as dwellr dwelling was nearly about >4,000; Insurance is uu- wooden OCCU Ings, ruined. PabliKteet LiCll IlBtiCBS. ■__ «t Bcktan'b. not write for the local column this week. laita’ «bo«. rf tb, Utat 8K7»s. Rich,. The cate somewhat protracted exmnhuition held Cal«donlB* Hsiutnvn'l* ■ the Respondent in 6500 for trial at tho Uuwen* Grand Ra^ ar! * 35 next term of Circuit Court. , 2 NTOrin^Toouwt.-Tb, Ilumeo-! .SUPERIOR, MCSHERRY AND STATESMAN 'MOK_«Xj_ K1XBP. I yCOOlG I i 4 W a Mj 6 toamift 10pm I Uncnd Rapdpj jg&mxcd a Homeopathic Medical, Catodnla* .College to bo located for the present nt ’ Middleville An Every-day Story. Clover Hullers! Clarke, Esq., thuTmurniug, who after a .. r.i£lX I thi, SbU. l..„ or. ---------------- —- 0w } in 650 706 7 S5 In tor* Lansing. It permanency is assured aud I Harting* "Hello John, where are yob going?” a course of lectures will bo given there "I was going down here to buy some ' this winter. It is hoped by the friends .NMOrlllO Vc'liK-IUvilltgrocerr.” of tlio institution that after beiug tried Charlotte "Well I am going down to Maoo Al­ nnd esfiiblished, the State will make it len’s to buy mine.” 11 ii * 15' Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Ita, Ils and JacKson ________________ atllCNYAN'S • Call on Miss Wilcox for mltllneiy good', of all the latest and best styles. Notice. . plow's juvd cjistutos. MACHINES, SAWING HARROWS, AG RICULTURAL ETC., At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. ! Hastings. Oct 9tli, aud Nov. Gth.1 “ Assyria, Oct. 13th-EUis Schoo) I House. At Nashville, “ 17th. • “ Middleville “ 20th. “ Hickory Curaore, Oct. 25th. “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. MACHINERY in Barrv County—fo^ sale by - Barry1 E. P, BURRALL Office in John Wcisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block- ,lflcic^”* «uucinsttoa« will ba , held BJLL, GALE AND KALAEZOO, and the Iardent stock of TEACHERS' NOTICE. K adamaeoo ------------------- 1, Aug. 14.— —The *»tv eighth j; annual exhibitkill of horse-, at the Na-: Examination of Teachers for tionai Association AaanctoriAH Park In 1- ’ this *».«- dty, ..t... !I County. Fall Series. opened to-dny with n very good attendaned, notwithstanding the heat of the weather. The truck also was in good condition. The first race on the pro­ gramme was for horses that have never beaten 2:84, bett 3 In 5, for premium, of $1,500; $8<X) to flrat florae, $40'' to second horse, $200 (o third horse, and $100 to fourth home. • For the-race 18 boraes w*fte entered, but seven were drawn, leaving th<k, following to contest the race: K j ‘S’ DL'-b“ K*‘e w % S"0?'1- hf’roif- MichiKan, blk m Cvtette. alhan8'Prt”W- AurorM’ 1H” b<'br,’d*'r JohnWt?CMT*Kna*yiUfa’».Ob^J1’8o",,F"’‘ki i **■ M^b-b • IMcutar. Fok ■10“,nber’tr- BurUnston. Iowa. »m Lady DRILL! WHEEL CULTIVATORS £ j CRAIN Knalamirzoo and Ann Arbor ?M 9 in SO ID 15 io _________________ "Down to___________ Alien’s? Why, I never bo’.t jj T>art of tho University and give it liivasJan:. IS 0 35 gn tharM tn buy hny ■I State aid nnd countvn’auoo in connection Htnry-a any of him, I always go there to IWr.l 10 3) 3 00 pm I crockery but -I — never - and wall .paper, —«—. — ..r I with the other systems or schools of Trains on thv ChtMXo k .Vlrhlrao Lake Shore' t°! N“‘ i "> till. no. i. th. “Cntnd U. lesro Uran j K«riT> for Muskecon and Wbi Hall, a« follows : long ago I bo’t a wl________________ f C1Hoar> Kspress a! IMO a m. Helrvll Exj>:e>e al and pa|ier enough to paper my house. house, 1 there, 20per cent, cheaper than I could ‘ (HAM B. BVHU.. The Kalamazoo Haoca. buy any where else. Besides he wait- j Ranted it. The crockery ho keep* l„ the Boot's celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do so on groceries, and I know you can. Besides he /akin anything I have to eel! at a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, tea and sugar there for tho same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. i AUGUST 1971. was Chariotta t’ Allen Cb rater* Ria Vennontrilk ra ra|»e.— t* before James Custom work made on abort notice, In goodatyie and reasonable prices Thi Nxw Fikil—J. W. 4 C. G. Bent­ ley, manufaotaren of aaali, door», blinds and moldings, and everything else, are so busy selling moldings that they can­ Grand River Valley Division .3* The popular Businrau College of the country is located at Grand Rapid*. _________ _ IrU ® S Et Gband rsirmii. DALLY w. h. iioLan, J. w. & c G. BENTLEY, :uecM*<ira to Dkkrr k Ikntler’ bupvriniendrnt, and wl !juiMuneaaUijia early d»«.u« roiieenw.. ____ , 'inatioM. and. to connection with it inrite the nt]tentionof thoee t.ropoclna to tcaeh in the ecboob uf tbtooojnity, to the impGrtaue* of continued eflvn. ' ' 1 i "£T,nCM • d'M whooh nf Barry nay eunpare favorably with thooe of other eoantiee. «rfor rBrlew tEd b s General ‘tion will be afforded. . A Select SchonJ at Woodland Centre, under th* c narie of Prof. Jamea V o«per. will commence Sept, fth and continue ten week.. Tuition from S3 to S’> aceordins tu r:u<!)n panmed. . ’^•cbool of thb kind will be taueht in ■KUia School Houe-by Morri. BTKelth. All persona who are owing uie, must 1Ii take notice if the same knot paid within II thirty days the accountswill be left with 1 HoSirf1^0"*’ IM"Ua Just toe for collection. John’M. Bessneb. Hastings, Aug. 14,187L dw ■ISSSSK -Go Ui.re lor Iho be.t and ’ «"<1 ’l«l> byJohn Fero. The Um,.r . ‘ Clo-blog, Gents FomUblncGoo*.etc. ' JSiSfT”2^^Fe''' I I”"—Stl^USS&i' « E.G. Wluuw. m. i "r • r ----! Howard the fourth The place to buy your boots and shoo* Tha nufnln^Jr' InA. J 1 h0 nirtnfng race l8ftt IlVNVAN's. was postponed until ~ ~m 1 a . _ LOCAL EVENTS The Daily. | I Vi’iffr’ in ’J1* lll?“c'.b*f •■“ibt daring the winter •j.b,r*jfal ’”®«Taphy. Intellectual IA : rith“*'ie'Kf*d,n«.(Jr«n:uiw.Moibod.ofTe^-b| ha'i‘ about half current nrim. ('an»l|!/Ph££2l <:~A ’ ea' r for purses of $1,000 to-moirow. • 1 -- > Burhngton1 ------------------------------------------| Leaving the East and arriving at Chi-; cago or ludia^ajioliff, how phnll we reach , xuumuapuns, now 311011 we reach " l*t ? ^J0 ^e#t ^ne “ acknow- : Advertising $1 for the trial. 7.2. raaaoflUQie. imick numbers of the rate* reasonable. Back numbers of the first issue containing a brief history of ,0 be the C., B. & Q., joined to-' the rase, attorneys, etc., can be had if gather with the B. & M. Railroad by the ! nnnlUl for right _____ T »« . , ..... . * applied away. | Iron*Bridtro at Burlington, and called ' ‘ the Bvauxorox Route. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. The main line of tho Route running ! Omaha, The Reimblicau Electors of the City of j! ts * °! naha’ connects with tho Pacific ! Hastings are requested to meet at Wil-! 1{oads nnJ fonns -----------’ — -------—to-day the leading route to California. Thejfiddle Branch, i Ham H. Hayford's offleo, In Empire r ' _______________ Block, on Friday Evening, Aug. 16tb, entering Nebraska at Plattsmouth pass- ,w°. 1871. to lirnilnnto twn r*.,.._i. r- , ■ .. '1 ■ Justice of the Peace to be »u|»ported »ui>nnrt«wi at the ensuing special election. By Order of Citv Com. N. Bajlkv. CA’n. _----- ------- -------------------------Rcmember the railroad meeting Wednesday nrknin.. Wedneadav evening. __ . ,bo «... endi_.-n.iwill Ibie ye«r fiuuW to 1 Fort Keenter. running the iborbut route ------BCTU”‘ ** a>nt«K*n‘- by over 100 miles. Another branch of the B. M., direrttat Red Ode, falls into a fine running down tho Missouri through St Joe to Kansas City, and all Kansas. Passen­ Fismixo.—The Judge went on a fish­ gers byt his route to Kansrn., see Illinow, Southern Iowa, and Missouri, and, i ing excursion this afternoon to Thorn­ by a slight divergence, can see Nebraska apple Lake. j also. ! Ixivers of fine views should remember ScraxcK—We understand that one of j U U- 1 urlinBtor» Route, for its towns ‘ our Artists is iHratigaliwg a new method I "lugh^gleaming form afar”—its tree-1 | fnnged streams—its rough bluffs and auomes — its corn-ocaans stretching over , 10 prairies further than eye can roach. Sev Time Table. I Land-buyers will be sure to remem­ ber it, for they have friends among tho The new time table on the G. R. V. two thousand who have already bought R. R., which went into effect on Sunday farms from Geo. 8, Harris, tho Land , Aug. 13, will be found in this issue. Coniuussioner of the B. & M. Ii. R, Qt Burlington, Iowa, or among tho four Bwixa.—8cme enterprising individual , thousand hoine-steaders and por-emptora has put up a swing in the street opposite who laatyoor filed claims in the Lincoln land offiae, where “ Uncle Sam is rich the Court House,[for the recreation and enough to give as all a form.” amxucment 0! persons attending the trial, we suppose nnd we overheard the MANUFACTURERS OF 8A8H, DOORS, « .at-ncr court Moldings a Specialty k alhamatle. ud lUu cutlon will U used u taxi b<wpltality of tbc re«rl» a: ^SS"•cboo! vuT 'ciaM w | twh“’ , 4 The dor^'erGrocerv.”' PndrfariPa, Aug. S ~U~J. 1871” THE CELEBRATED C.H. HICKSl ’ Hams, Williams, Farrier’s Improved! • BUH Continue to aeU ; JW . Sheller! Groceries, TOR SALE AT Enn 'Reporter lamenting, w. T. EASTMAN’S & C-. &<•., Blinds, Aino Land and Calcined Plaster. LIME, WATER LIME. Cbmper than ,nJ. Kt„re ln Hwlnpi | &c. C. M. MICKH. bvthafiJl^nrw A :ouril. o Of All Kinde. and OF MEN’S U.IU,., heed ntbee gloomily, ui tUn mid: “Urn Ce.m-4 _ ... » lour <wi to the rtntt. They c.fc,, long, nnd uand oat rtmightlenougU lor SWKSi Dried Peachea. FINE BOOTS! Dried Applaa, perlb Jfapla Harar F M I. U.. air. an bJ WOOLRUFEI Harnesses, » OOglOvQ 18 c. , Dwijh| , RUSSELL Hardware. MbWC- lumber best STYLE Uertinn, Aoj. laWJJ. A tourist visited a Salt.fc^^; i .ootatv, Ky_, lately. dressed August 10. 1871. llaotiaa. market.. Corn, per boabel Oala. |*r bushel. Tu vw Cxm.-Se Orroslc habit Iwrbil of —enromc of BouWAwHb..\ gnnnbiing which prevails among th.- ?•«'• ** agriodtarel ootnmunity to wall takvn off per Doors. Glassware, Warehouse on Broadway. this ,,, Sash, Crockery. greble Jiw & Co., GRANITE STATE LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES h» h^i not luui bi. ,m,| mrniog .win,- wh„,. v title, tn da M< uad^aai wbUL. ! BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Agricultural Tools, &c. ut the Lad ibho drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s REMEMBER, . y •• HASTINGS, MICH. Wmhlngton Block. We will not be UIitk.r. sold by any House 1 Cj-, WiJmggan CHHbushel, and. I expect to burn it aaxt winter in place of canaal cooland ho In Michigan. eoold’nt have footed worse if he had taau. The Best in the City. j. C. WOODRUFF. hourx- place - °pBakery. w side State St. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-17.pdf 6b625b619aa88fd365f810d200780216 PDF Text Text ®lj£ tjnstings tiannrr. DAILY EDITION. ~ VOL. I. ----- -M-- . HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. 17, 1871. z- ■— NO. 3. ” - _ । of September, in the year of our Ixwd, j . , but witnesses who have boon pre-J I860, in and upon Horben, Field afore-1 THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. formed an opinion, which satisfied both ii know , vioiuly fe|o„ipU,tyt wiltolly end of his mal-1 thb Defense and tho People. ' sworn will ‘ swear d.fferently ' at I Tho Court then ordered the jury to bo another time ? Are wo to’bo debarred • fo© nforothouglit, did make' an mwidlt, ■ Fourth Day’s Proceedings. sworn, when Darwin MoQmber an­ ' from introducihg every thing tliat will ■ and him, tho said Herbert Field, Hten [ ,urpri» th. primmer ? I lh™ ’«> !>lo"t . nounced that ho was a Justice of the MORXfitK 'SESS1OX. Peace in Baltimore and had a summons ; Tho C...rt U..I it August ITth, 1871. At the iqieiuug of Court this morning • returnable to-day. Nr. Hughes thought |j necessary that a rule should be entered iougly, wjlfuHv nud of l.Ls malted afore • in the order book iu this case. Neither ftidughf, did strike, inflicting," then nnd ! the oath of naturalization was udminis- 1 there was a poor ehance of the case being of dilligence I there, in and upon the said Hariwrt tried and die Court would not excuse did it think-that tho question tered to a Mr. Newtli. ‘ i ______ Field, on u.the K--u bock of the head, ono morMr. MnrciteD. Smith of Castleton was J him. Mr. Church then enquired if they was involved in the matter, accordingly tai wound, of yyliioh mortal wound ho,, the motion was granted, to which an tho enid Herbert Field, on .the Mid 5th ! arrainged on two charges far selling ; I wore all citixens, and finding that they । day of September, A. D. 1869, at the 1 forged telegrams, to both of which he 1 were, die jury was sworn, and this set­ exception was taken by Mr. Hughes. Tho Court then gave the jury into tho snid city and county of Manistee, did die. | plead guilty, nud it being the first of- tles the question of a jury for tho third I trial.' • hands of the Sheriff and instructed I And so your informant gives the tense the. Court said he was Juqxwod to Court to uu'diTsiand and be informed them to refrain from talking to any one deal leniently with him. For the first , They are as intelligent looking as any tlmi tlw said George Vanderpool, him, : ‘ in regard to tho case, and requested tin- said Herbert Field, iu tho inantwi' i offense ho was fined 8100, in default of j twelve men that could be picked out of any community. Below wo *-•give tliat they reppri any one who .should try and by tho miians aforesaid, tlion and : the payment of which ho Is to bo con-1: — j -fanning — .r—---tfnri in Th.. Cou»ly 4«3 fcr..i moalb,. ! '>•» *8»> and oocupatiim to communicate with them in any way there feloniously, wilfully- and of hia in regard to lb? case. He alsoinstruct- insliw aforethought, did kill and mur­ For tho second ofienso rho -jt’murt sub- ! eac^1 ouo : i»d them to avoid coming to n decision der, m^uMt the peace and dignity of tho landed.Bcntence, roseryhj^tho right to j«hnw?m people of tho Stalo of Xlicliigmi, and from hearing uno side only, but contrary to tho form of tho statute In call him up nt any time for sentence iu . wai'«r sni ’’that : should keep their minds stich case made and provided.’’ default of good behavior. <qx uiitii all'the evidence had been Sawyer.’ This case ho said had been tried al­ The roll of additional jurors win then J- re; F»rmrr. llUrk.mj: . ready twice, nnd it becomes my duty io ' called as follows: • The court then adjourned till 2 o’clock present to you the general character' of ' cocsrait. tho evidence which will bo presented to you to substantiate thin charge. This' seems almost useless on account of tho • extensive publication which this evi­ dence has had already. I’ may say to yotf that tho nioet of tbo testimony will be what is known as circumstantial evi­ dence, of which I will not enter into an extensive explanation. But wo must The names were then put in tho box waa no proper showing and cited tho jitovo such nn array of facte tliat if ta­ and Solotaun Kenyon was first " ’ drawn, ’ b law jjrcvioufl to 1859, and- then road ken by you as true they will draw after but being absent, Porter Freeman was“ from laws of 1859. them tho conclusion that tho Respondent drawn, who bad read of trial end dis­ In those .Jaws it is stated that the is guilty. Those two mon had been in cussed it, had formed nn ojiinion und names of all the witness^ known at tho i tho banking business until ifce 4tli of was challenged. Edward Powers was time of filing the information and before 'V1d<5»k._ September, IM59. During that summer nexteCulled, had read the newspaper re­ tho trial commences, should 1a? 1 Field Kcamc dissatisfied with tlio way IS UB 08 IUUUW» follows•: ports, probably half of the evidence, had placed upon it, but we contend “ ; the business was being carried on. I STATE OF MICHIGAN, ? discussed tho probability of his guilt or that the trial is commenced as soon as i Field put in about 87,000, and Vander­ Mamstus Couxrr. Mr. Eggleston having finisheL tho innocence, had funned uu opinion and tho jury is sworn, and these witnesses ,. about 82,600, which both had re­ ' Tho Circuit Court for the Qounty of pool i stood'aside. Pleiades Bitown was called were not known at tho time of tiling tho , Manistoo of tho December term thentof, ceived , from friends. Field and Van- first witness, George W. Bullis, wing in bis place and sworn. * information. called and, July sworn said.: My nanto . in the year of our I«ord 1869. derpooU-ntered the Bank together on Tiro Defense then announced themMr. Church Submitted hie own ullidu- ■ Be it remembered, that George W. Bullis, I live in the city September 5tii 1869, about 11 o’clock « George aelvee satisfied with tho jury, when Mr. vit in which he stated that hv believed Bullis, Proescuting Attorney for tho of Manutoc, knew Herbert Field in his and rinCo that timo Field has never Church in behalf of the People took the above wittfewe> were material nnd County of Manistee, who prosecutes for ■ life and George Vanderpool. They tho jMxiple of tho State of Michigan iu bean seen alive. On tho 17th of Sept, them. that the importsnoe their testimony this behalf, is his proper person comes the body of Field was found on tho were running a brokers Bank in Manis­ Henry L. Brown wan challenged for was unknown at tho first trial. here unto this Court, before the Judge beach of Lake Michigan, near Fronk- tee, knew the ouilding and have tran­ Here thfrZoart Waited for some tune thereof, nt the Court House in said j cause, and James Townsend and Hoary : fort, about 27 miles from Manistee. sacted business with them. They be­ Hendershott were drawn, but both be­ for the affidavit of George W. Bullis, the Countv, on tho 21st day of Deoembm-. Field at this time was living with a lady gan business in December 180^, nnd A. D.’ I860, and for the said people, ing absent, Henry West was called and former Proaceuting Attorney of Manis­ gives the Court here to understand and whom he called aunt, and who had fur­ continued till Sept, 1869. During this sworn. He had formed an opinion nnd tee Co., which was objected to by De­ be informed that on the 5th day trf Sep­ nished him the money for his banking time was Proseccuting Attorney and stood aside for W. 8. Chidester. Mr. fense on the ground that the motion was tember, A. D* 1869, at the city of Maufor tho 4 years preceding last January, nra-c. in ffio said County of Manistoo, buyimwa, and she became anxious a* to was at home at the time o? th®7 tennir.'made room for A. J. Walker, who was it had ■been given. The Court overruled nnd within 'the jurisdiction of this Court, iiia whereabouts tho noxt day. On Mon­ George Vandenoul, late of tho said city day, also, Vanderpool was found very atlonof their business. Cannot state challenged by Mr. Church. Mr. Hughes th<- objection, to which exception was and county, banker, in and upon Her­ early, between 5 and 6 o’clock, washing when I last saw Field, but it was n objected to the chaHeflge as ho had only taken, and tiio affidavit was read, which I bert Field'who was then an therein the out tho Bank and when asked later in short timo previous to the 5ih of Sep­ an opinion us it seemed. eluted that the importance of this testi­ peace of tho people ef the State of tho day concerning Field, ho stated that tember, 1869. Never saw him alive after Mr. Eggleston aroeo and considered mony was not known ut either of the Michigan, fclouiously, wilfully, and of he had run away and taken some of his that date. the moaning of the word opi/uon in the former trials. Tho motion was farther his xnalico aforethought, with ibroe and Waa in tho Bank on Wednesday after . tinns did make an-assault, and the said (Vanderpool's) money with him. Ho law. Ho thought when one had ex- arguid. Gcdrgc Vanderpool with a certain hatch­ had also cut «sut portions of the car­ tjiia, about 9 o’clock, nlonc but found t.mini'd facts and evidence, ho had an Mr. Eggleston said that no notice was et winch ho,, the said George Vander­ Messrs Conover. Ingram, Socor, Briggs opinion, which it would require testimo­ necessary. All that was necessary was pool, then and there had held and used pet and tho main port of the scour­ Fisk, Cutchoon, Vanderpool and some ny to overthrow and this disqualified to state to the Court tlwrt Mich witnessea by. and with his right hand in and up- ing seemed to be iu this place. others. Mr. Chureu then asked what Two persons went to tho bank on busi ­ * UU M U H-c-d upo. <h. inrum..,™ ,h .» “ d * b ' him. Ho thought there was no such , , . 1 . , , ,, , । ton of the bead ol him, tho said Her- ness nnd nue went behind tbo desk and examination was made and what arti­ thing ns a partial opinion in the meaning beforo the trial should commence and | Fieldj vilfufly, folsaw the money in tho safe and thought cles were taken frqn tho Bank, to of the law. Tho Coot taking the state­ the Court should make the order. ■ onioiudy, and of his malice aforethought whiqh Mr. Hughes objected that such a Mr. Hughes thoqght that tho view did strike, giving to the said Herbert there was enough to fill an ordinary ments of the Juror sustained the objec­ sized hat, or as another said who saw it, question could not be asked till tho Cor­ tion and ruledSfim competent, when stated was sa extraordinary view. Mr. I Field, then and there on tho top and •rated wrv .» exiraorda.n- rie«. F«J, th™ .nd ton T*^’™ there was about a peck. Another party pus Delicti was proved, also that there Mr. Church made hiwchalienge peremp­ Egglcto. i^ngad a»d v.p!ai>»l bi. ■ b“k. "f *• «• i i which mortal wounds he, the said Her- went to tho bank for money which Van- was no evidence that anything was tak­ tory. Mr. [J. D. Townsend was next ▼i®w. bort Field, st the said city and county of calk'd and sworn, when tho Prosecution Mr. Hughes said, Shut Judge Grier Manistee, on tho said fifth day of Sep­ deq>o61 said he could not pay, but being en away. Mr. Cnureh said that the were content with the Jury. The De­ differed from the geattlentan. He thought tember, A. D. 1869, did immediately die. pressed far it he went to the safe, fol­ objection was well founded, and the And bo your said informant gives tho lowed by this person, whom ho askod to questions asked to accommodate Mr. fense then rejected Mr. Chidester for that after the information hud been Court here to understand and be inform­ Bullis who wanted to go home as soon cause, and called Harmon Wilcox, wh» filed no one hod any business to med­ ed that the said George Vanderpool in rat down and got the money. Upon Wednesday, the people becom­ as possible. Mr. Hughes waived hu being sworn said be had read .accounts dle with it, without an order -from the manner and force aforesaid, and at the of the two trials, had discussed’the mat­ Court. He insisted tliat the informa­ place aforesaid, feloniously, wilfully and ing alarmed, an investigation was mode objection and Mr. Bullis said: my at­ tention was callojLto the disappearance ter and had decided views (which unfit­ tion should not be-changed. He also of malice aforethought, him, the’ said and Vanderpool Was arrested. In the evening between 9 and 10 of Field, wenf into Bank and found ted him. Palmer 15. Cranston was insisted that tho trial had commenced, Herbert Field, did kill and murder, contrniy to tho form of tlio statute in such drawn in his place and being sworn said when Mr. ^glo^tan remarked that tho case made and provided and against the o'elock, some parties had boon to church several pci-sotis there examining the ■ and came down tho river in a canoo or Bonk and I examined a carpet which he had read of both trials, had weighed application had been previously made. peace and dignity ef the people of tho l>oat which they hitched about fifty feet was lying there in a heap, spread it out, the facts and decided the matter, which Mr. Hughes then read Judge Grier’s State of Michigan. On going back to but found it did not cover tho floor. And your informant ns aforesaid, fur­ below tlie Bank. gave him his (release. Geo. Williams decision ia tho Nisi Prius Reports and ther informs and gwefl the Court now tho boat, the lady thought she saw There was a spot in that centre, which had not read of first trial ut all and very ' argued that the Statute referred to was hero to understand and bo informed somebody in a boat a little above them, little of secondhand had formed no opiu-' for the protection of the accused and was that the said George Vanderpool, at tho the carpet did not oaver and it wu mis­ and she heard a splash in the water as sing ; tho floor was damp and ono spot ion. Mr. Townsend had read “ Chris­ mandatory and not directory. aforesaid city and county of Manistee, of a dog or some such thing jumping It was enacted so that the accused in a certain imilding there situate, tian Advocate^’ with which Counsel wore bore the evidence of being inked over in which attracted her attention, so not lamiliarfaud he was peremptorily might mk be taken <ly surprise but known oa the bank of Manistee, on tho n«d looked as if it had been scrapod or fifth day of September, in tho year of much so that sho spoke to her husband could be prepared to meet tho testimony challenged,iwhichjnade room for Porter scrubbed as it was broomed up. Other our Lord, 1869, with force arid arms The Court bad in and upon Herbert Field aforesaid, about it, and they saw tho figure of a spot wore of a rod color. Upon laying Burton who shared the same fate. Sol­ arrayed against him. man crouching down in tho boat and on omon Kenyon |being drawn and sworn ruled against the prisoner on tho ques­ feloniously, wilfully, and of his malice the carpet down on the. floor, I found exatmnation soon after, found that there Mid he had (readfbf both trials, had dis­ tion of diligence, and xnw the same aforethought, did make an assault, and on tho carpet red spots which corres­ were spots as of blood from tho Bonk cussed the maifler^and taken aides which question is involved hare in the case of him, the said Herbert Field, then and ponded in adjacency to those on the there with some blunt instrument and down to this point on the river. They must show that it weopon, to your informant unknown, disqualified him,[and David1 Trego took the people. floor.iNear one rod spot on the floor The. evidence produced will go to his place but soon vacated if, which pre­ was not-only not known at tho time of upon tho top of the hood and back of I found n small red spot, an indenture sented the spectacle of a Trego-ing. the former trials, but has come within the head did strike and mortally, wound, show that Field was murdered in tliat as large os a pea, and in that a red sub­ Bank between II and 12 o’clock of that stance of the oolor of blood. I exnmin John Fisheyjbeing called had heard of their knowledge within m recent a pe­ day. the trials and was rejected peremptorily. riod that this is the first opportunity ad tho carpet, when I laid it down,- to . David- Patton took(his place and was they have had to make it known. They city and county of Manistee, did die. sen if tho spot in the neuter had boon challenged for cause, when Joshua Mar­ Aould have acted with diligence so that1 And so your said informant gives tho jail at Manistee a latter was written by removed and it was cut out . This oar­ tin was called aiidfffworn but he had his the prisoner could have been prepared; Court here to bo informed, and io under­ him imd given to -fate wife to -W rent pet was cut running across the seam, opinion of the matter and stood aside. to meet it. Suppose fifty witnesses were, stand that th«» said Georgs Vanderpool, away and mailed back to Manistee for leaving a strip of about fifteen inches on him. tho eaid Heibcrt Field, in manner the purpose of fastening suspicion On Darwin McOmbar was next drawn when •prang upon Os at this late hour, could tho side near tho bonk entrance. He and by the means aforesaid, then and | the Defense^wero again satisfied with they be admitted ? then explained the diagram nnd pointed there fetoniossly, wilfully and of liis other parties. We ask of you great patiente in ex­ out tho things described' These piobos Mr. Church thought that very few malice afurethtKigbr. did loll and mur- 1 the jury. . dor, contrary to the form of tbo statute amining all tho facts in this important of carpet I took home. I also founds Mr. Church challenged Mr. Williams words were necessary os to what the law in such case niado and provided, and and celled Jamc'sjW. Mend, whereujion was in this matter. Let us find the law newspaper which hod on ono side three against 4hs peace and dimity of tho Vandeip^ol unless ho istho guilty party. not [Judge Grier’s opinion l*Op!e of iho Stale of Michigan. marks and on the other nido one. Tb* the People were f satisfied, but the De­ and That would bo as great a calamity to and ho read from the Session Laws! fence were not,(and chtrlk-nged Mr. j And yow informant! asAfottsoid, faxone was about the size of the end of tho of 1869 upon the subject. He. ar-| tho people <u to Vauderpool. . I thefr informs sud gives tho Court now Mead, to which(Mr. Church objected. thumb, and tho other three about the Mr. Eggleston exhibited a map ■ mso of tho ends of tho fingers. These Tito Court overruled the objection and gued tliat the Defense might have ob-1| hero to undo stand and bo informed | tliat the said George Vanderpool, at tho entered him to stand aside and Timothy tained from the court at any time in I aforesaid citv and conntv of Manistee, of Manistee and of tho Bank,■ and for marks wore rod. This paper I took to in a ™ru,n building Uwr? <>< »«■ w. gi.. a di.- my office. I also found a box of enyelBush was called, who had read very session, or even at Chambcris the names How do wo os tbo bunk of Manistee, on tho 5th day gram ®f ths bonk. opos nearly of a white color, and an odd little of it, and did not know that lie had and erdex of witnesses. & Chidester, ’Geo. Williams, David Mr. Eggleston then renewed the mo­ Trego, Eil. Powers, Porter Freeman, tion to place tho following witnesses on Henry H.n.lerrhott, H. WilM., J |ho WunnnHon. Mkwi y„, Joh» »r w„.i, p _C. .. ___ _. .. Cranston. T Bush, Goo. r:~. Gregory, F. Godfrey and Mrs. Field. Gaskill, D. McOmber, P. Burton, D. He read from the Session Lows to j Patton, 1’. Brown, J. Fiiher. Joshua | sustain tho motion. Martin. 11. D. West, Solomon Kenyon. j Mr. Choercr objected to the motion I Janita Tow'DJHmd, and A. J. Walker. ■ being granted, on the ground that there in the afternoon. xmauioon skssiox. At tho opening of Court this P. M. Mr. Chcever requested that the witnesses fur tho Prosecution be excluded from the Court room during the trial, which was argued to some extent when the Court ordered that ell witnesses, both for tho People and Defense bo excluded until tho testimony is all submitted, Mrs. Vanderpool being excepted. Tho Sher­ iff then made proclamation to that effect. Mr. Eggleston opened tho case by saying that the information in this case rias filed on December 21st. 1869, and ii==: �Cafdj. ATTEKTioxilnteigl apd thejsickage, also there wain pair efeuffs,! was certainly one jraeco. posifibly two, evidently a gentleman’s. 1 also found j and*'it was two er ’three ’ *foot long. mv ——is There and took away a hatshot with a head u window in tho back part of tbo Bank about 15 or 20 foot from tho water in about an meh and a quarter in diameter. 1 also found, the next day some of tho the river. Tbo complaint in this case was here shown to witness and ho testi­ boards of tho floor sawed olli aud took fied that tho body of it whs in his handthem to my office. They were about 2 1-2 lent long and the width of flooring, i writing, drafted it on tho day that ! Whcu this was some six inches. I found iu tho crooks the dates show. some dirt in a moist condition and a drafted it was not known that tho substance which on top hud tho color of body uf Field was found and do not ink, but lower down it was rod. I cut ।| know that it was known, that he was from these boards a piece, about six ji dead; think the arraignment was on the inches long which run across tho same day tho complaint was made. At two Imanls, and with thu paper spoken the inquest the body was partially taken of and a piece of shirt, I delivered out of the box i. e. rolled over and tho Tho shirt them to Dr. Duffiold, the shirt nt my of­ lid was taken off the bo*. fice anc^tho rest in Detroit. I also de­ was laid open, tho pants also opened, the shoes and stockings and neck tie and livered to him two pieces uf board given to me by David Ingram and on them was the piece of lope were taken off entire­ a red substance. Those wore uoarly ly. Do not recollect that there was any. round and an Such or an inch nnd a thing else on tho body. There was also quarter in diamolor, never saw them another handkerchief there but how at­ Tho coroners since, gnvo him tho pieces of whirt after­ tached I could not toll. wards when tho Doctor was at Manistee. jury consistod of John ('aufiold, Mich­ This piece of shirt wus taken from the ael Fay, cannot recollect any more. part covering tho arm and breast, tho Mr. Groou, W. 8. Hann and Mr. Shack! body of it was white and it hod a red­ Icton were also reciiliod. He-'thought dish streak on it. I never saw this again Mr. Dunnet drew tho vurdk t of tho either. After this our uffieu was burned Coroners. I think 1 took all the pieces and tho remaining parts of these things of carpet in the room; was none in the wore burned at the same timo. Wo had front room dim* beliind tho curtain which tho clothes taken from the dead body of' he pointed out. Was a safe back of Herbert Field, a pair of paute, shoes, ' counter, uf large size with a burglar bus. stockings (originally white) shirt, hand- 1 Think it would weigh 2,000 lbs. There ! VAN VELSOR k ROLFE. RUSSELL $ NEr/NS D. R. COOK & GO’S Zfsrr fair mip Goods. Office in Hastings. IF? 0flier the following Tax Titles app«n WH££I*ER A UOWMISG do not recollect NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN,: whether thia story about tho rope was not an after-thought, conceived after the trial at Manistee, Mr. Church objected, ana and fld.lt!>. Offloe corner St.t. am! MartM^. Uaia. bluek^ O.t Bartow * roarli atora. Haatlao, Mich. jBrIy I. A. fc E-A. HOLBROOK. TTORNKYB, sad Commliors M Law,»^8<dk:i: - Situated in tho various Townships C. G. HOLBROOK, Burry County—one uf the best Counties in the State of Michigan, WM. L. COBH, ATTORNEY and CosMdlor al Law. Solicitor ia Chancery. asd Ciroait Court Commiwiaaer for ASSYRIA. •4 HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY al U«. Iiwsnee and Collectin, Avant. Will give nrompl sUontioa u> alt businaai in ths line of his nrofeaaion. OBoa in £>- MAPLE GROVE. HYDE K BALER. ata. llouss to fur tala! Bsp- » Yobk. of N«v York. NoSTS AMSaica. of Pbliadalplila. CLKVM.AXB. Of Obio. NatmsalLi Kailvat Pj WM. IL JEWELL REGISTER of Deed*. Genres] Cobv< MILO T. WHEELER J. W. MAYNARD, NATIONAL HOTEL, KUKPUKRD A CAMPBELL. IVuprir:^ corner Slate sod Creek utrosl. The only flr»vM**i H Splendid sMomKodsUun juIHtf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, . 8. "ANDY" JOHNSON, (fbrtnertj Clerk of the liutiacr lloiwc.i Proprietor. Term* modsrau. Dies. B. J. k K. F. BROWN, IIOJKKOFATHIC Phnieiasr. Mka ia »M P. O: bqildiu. HpMial ettaetinn raid U> CHBOXlt DISEArtES. DImmw at Woaax and CWimaan. JOHN ROBERTS. PSYSICIAX MMi S.rpoo. DwsUiss asar GU Court UlU- WML UPJOHN, nn SlC^Alfr wi Surjeo*. U*eo Wi l*B. C. C. UMLkV BOYAN ISAAC W. VROOMAN E. H.MALLBRY. WALL PAPER, Ac., Ac.. CITY DRUG STORE, State St, Hastings, Mich. OMNIBUS AMD HACK LIME. »wXofB*-lX J.8,YA»BBUNTl‘ro»ristor.-U.»ttas H< GILUs’G^VILLE. ,'ofa w % J. ROBERTS k CO­ Dealers, oin w v For the at.h«OU,, tltf. BEST AND CHEAPEST urns 1 m, YANKEE SPBINGS. ? "X.f' •WK*-.* Of Home Manufacture, I HORNAPPLE. Go there for yoor CHOICE OBOCERIES! A fine stock Jctt Ordid! COMB -A.IND BEE THEM Oystera and Rjerf^hmesds. Go to the Jrfadsq/' Ctoimtry Produce. "Wool Wanted 1 Little Red Shop! Puti.i a—ring to pUrehM« win d0 25yl «n to (Ml. We win cb-rfnll, gi„ MOJTEY *11 inform*tion dtoirad. West of Bank. Pure Wines apd honors I FOR MEDICIN AL FVBFOSEM. DB. C. 0. SCOTT. A. WOOLEY- H. A. BUBELL. TO LOAN ! D- »■ COOK A. CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEY'S row NOTICE. think the other end was broken off, think I aaw wmn pieces of toned tope also in the Bank, but do not knew whether it was cut off at either end, or ' WM H. HAYFORD DEALKBS ia Dry Goods, Groceris^ Boot* sod the first trial at Manisu-o and do not CHAN. II. BAUER. of LANDS «•. his counsel. Defense made exception. Ramsdell said nothing about releasing him. Ques.—What did the Sheriff say? Objection made and rttstained. Ques.—What induced you to do what you did on that day ? I drew the com­ plaint at the request of Mr. Briggs and at the further knowlenge, which convinced me that tho writ of Habeas corpus would be issued to release him. Ques-— What bad wmo to you*, knowl­ edge about that gold ? Objection made and overruled, but answer not taken Mr. Hughes waived a further cross-examin­ ation reserving the right to recall the witnm at any future timo. Court then adjourned fill 9 o’clock to-morrow morn- I*. RUSSELL Can be bad by Calling at kerchief (white) nnd a email nock-hand- was a lounge in the room whan 1 made kerchief a dark blue vest, a piece of i the examination but do not recollect ex- j CASTLETON. rope from arouud tho body, a Scotch j uotly whore it stood ; think it was begray coat that Mr. Socor gave me and . hind tho curtain. Thtre was a stove i that 1 had seen Vanderpool wear, a tow-; also. Do nut know whether there was ’ el and tho hatchet, tho carpeting, envoi- any curtain hero this day or not, but opes, &c. All these things were destroy-1 had a->en it previously. Have been bo-' ed at tho burning of tho office ; was ■ hind the desk whore tho stove, desk awl l present at the inquest which waa held a | lounge are, but do not recollect tho date. wjfok from the next Saturday, tho cloth-1 Mr. Vanderpool was there I think. ; WOODLAND Look oui for iiig that I have described was on" the I Have not been in tbo Bank frequently, w I seres the body, do not know whether I saw Tho carpet was of a reddish or brown- । the shirt studs in his shirt ur not. Thu . ish colu.-, with some green in it I think, | Adcrrtwmtnl of GRANT ^PHILLIPS. gray coat spoken of was not un ‘ also blacksHad never examined it pri- j the ■ body but was Vanderpool’*. J or to this Wednesday. There was a litJOHNSTOWN. TJujre was also a ring, a twenty dollar tie oral spot on it about fifteen inches gwl piece in an envelope and tho shirt J in length and 12 inches across, studs which I saw at tho inquest. Hero i Cut into the board with a saw, cut a • 'XU si’w W ’• uf a r l.* he identified tho ring, the studs, the en- pinco off and gave it Io Dr. Duffield, velopc in whiph tho gold jiitco was j Think there wu>. as much tod color or I wrapped. They came into my hands at j substane.; un this pioco as on any other, j BALTIMORE the coroners inquest from tho witness j saved the piece with tlio indention in it • who found them, and have been iu my | as big as u pea, do not know who saw it’, •Ji’ef.wX*'! possession except when taken to Kola- j besides myself and Mr. Cutcheon, but! HASTINGS. niazoo. I saw tho rope un the body tied | think Dr. Duffield an£ others saw it, do ! ■ around tbo middle. I also saw iu the not remember that I ever testified that I — ' " " "■ ...... 11 Bank apiece of rope about 15 feat long anyone saw it but myself. A Juror i -kCHLEA vith^ono end cut off smooth, which re- asked who-cut out **~~ .*— tho v boards. Answer ! CARLTON semblod the cne around tho body. Ho —Some carpenter in my presence, tho also produced a box with sumo pills in chips or small pieces tpuken of ho got it, ami another box with somu powders from >— ir —*t-—-• Mr/Ingraiu. in it which ho had received from Sher- 1 Ro-direct—Mi. Church asked what iff Secor, and ware in the' safe with circumstances or what action of Mr. BARRY. some bosks ami other things belong Vanderpool’s counsel led to this com­ mg to lield when the office plaint being made, which was objected was burned. Cross-examined by Mr. to by Mr. Hughes when Mr. Church ex­ Hughes.—Was Prosecuting Attorney plained that Vanderpool’s counsel were 4 years prior to 1871. Drew up tho iu- clamorous for his release on a writ of fermation in this case and assisted in Habeas Corpus which led to this action. the first trial as one of the counsel for Mr. Hughes said he objected to this Druggists and Chemists, the Pecple. This trial lasted about 4 thing being clouded up, as u n*fr weeks, was engaged all the timn, this the charge was for murder. and dealers In trial took place in Fob. 1870 , Spent He thought the counsel's remarks were ••K PATENT MEDICINES, some timo previout io this in tho prose­ irrelevant, It la not common for persons PAINTS, BUTLANDi cution of this case, some 25 days in aB, to swear io any one’s haring committed OILS, this was spent in a desultory manner, a murder before it is known that a mur­ > a fre or n • v examinining testimony, talking with wit- 'der has Iwn committed. Mr. Church VARNISHES, neasee but not hunting them up, have got | up to defend himself personally,which TURPENTINE, asked the Sheriff to hunt up witnesses ■ tuD <x,url inouguv the Court thought unnecessary. unnec.'Hsary. Anu And and bring thorn to my office that I) then overruled the objection. Before the TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. might confer with them, but never did i complaint made by Briggs, Mr. VanderIRVING. BOOKS A STATIONERS, myself except the few days previous to . pool was in jail without process, CHOICE TEAS, ■ the inquest. Went with Mr. Rus­ Question -jWas any ono acting as GROCERIES, 4 sell and tomo others to Mr. Ruggles bis lawyer ? Objection made by de­ ■•Mot n If of n • ire k« i » V and they went iato Mrs. Vanderpool’s fense. The point waa discussed by Mr. CIGARS and TOBACCO, room, I remained in the parlor. Went Cheevar and Cburch and objection overKEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES rSAIBIEVlLLB. there to see if any munoy was to be ‘ ruled. Ans.—Thomas J. Ramsdell was found among Mis. Vanderpool’s things. Tho time of the night that wo went there was after 12 o’clock. My mind was connected with tbo fact of finding money and generally, any other evi­ dence. Explained as tho reason of going so late that the body was found that same night, and wo were up and went to her room. Be remained in the parlor but the rest went out of the room with Mrs. Buggies to search Mrs. Vanderpool’s things. Did not hear anyfhihg that was said by them after they left me. Did not find any money ; can hardly describe tho part I took in first trial; waa there as Prosecuting Attor­ ney and as a witness and opened the case and summed it up. Mx. Briggs swore to ths complaint against the pria- GEO. C. WORTH. Good Bargains in A««. ht W71, J'OBN .WHITMORE. STEWART A 8TEIMHOFF. Wa art leckaiica) Deitois, �ncr. :iCS5X X. CXWTT Tlxsnxoa. Tbvxsdat, Auov« IT, Record of the Republican Party in Behalf of Liberty and Equal Right*. the light of suffrage, nod forever .pro­ hibiting Its withdrawal, pasRtd Roth branches of Congress. In March, 1869, a law was passed striking the word white from all the urdiaaucea of this District, destroying all nhpthuhiation against colored men in Stotdk laws or ordinance*. ffc Msy. 1870. the bill known as the enforcement sot be-Mm* a law, its ob­ ject being to protect colored men in all the right* to which other citizens are entitled. In April, 1871, Congress passed what la known as the Ku-Klux act, giving Ibe President power to protect the loy­ al people of the South against organ­ ised bands of aaaassins, and rendering the people of a county or city, under certain conditions, responsible for the damage* done therein by these outlawa. Such, briefly, are the leading meas­ ure* adopted by a Republican ‘ Con­ gress, sod sanctioned and sustained by the Republloaa party, for securing to the colored people of the nation the boon of liberty and the right of equal American citizenship. As a "campauion-pieoe” to this long list of acta in the Interest of Justice ana humanity, we ought, perhaps, to pub­ lish the record of the Democratic party ia behalf of slavery, wrqng, and out­ rage. But It can hardly be necesnary, at least until the Wounds inflicted upon the backs of the toar million* of ex­ alaves have had time to heel. If col­ ored men bear uo malice against their Democratic owners, they will not be apt to forge: who fastened aud who broke their chains. A brief recapitulation of the various measure* enacted by the Republican ii&rty, during it* ten year* of power, in behalf of the cause of liberty end RRMl I-olltleal, and civil rights to aU men, without record to race or color, will be a matter of useful information to oar reader* at this time, and aid them In coming to a Just and correct decision m to the party they can tho most safely trust hereafter. The drat blow at the “ Divine" insti­ tution of slavery was a blO, which l<ecame alow in August, 1861, confiscating all property aud setting free all slaves used in aln of the rebellion. January 25, 1862, a inw was passed prohibiting the use of the jail* of this DiMtrict for the Imprisonment of fugi­ tive slaves. The great measure emancipating the three thousand slaves of thia District pawed both Houses of Congress and was signed by the President in April. 1862. On the 13th of March 1862, a bill be came a law forbidding and punishing the return of fugitive slaves, coming mtortur Hues, by nav«] and miJltJiry officer*. March 6th, of the same year, tho Pres­ ident bad recommended the passage oft a joint resolution proposing a co opera~ TX'-nrx'T t tion between the General Government j w* JLWLLL, and the Slave Htatcs for the general alx>- RegiSTUB of Dkkdii. Notaby Public, litlon of slavery, on the principle of —and— compensation to the owners. During the.month a bill covering this suggea SENERAL CONVETANCER | Abstbacts of Titub The bill abolishing the loog-cxlsting, odious distinction* In this District of land* in Barry County furnished on application, at my office in the against the colored people, such us tax- , Ing them for the education of white । Court House. children and denying them all benefit { W. II. JEWELL. from the tax, became a law In May, Ifatiw, Mich. 1862. June 19th, 1862, tho President *igiu<d a bill, which pweed both Housed, pro­ hibiting slavery forever in *11 the Terri- i tones of the United States. J une. 1882, a law was enacted estab­ lishing diplomatic relation* with the republics of Liberia and Hayti. In July, of the same year, a law was passed conferring upon colored persona the right to testify In Courts of Justice; ’ nlra. prohibiting the Inter State coastw toe slave trane. .J« July, 1862. a bill became a law emancipating slaves coming within our Huas Whose masters weio In rebellion GO TO CLARKS FOR PICTURES Kill all slaves found in place* captured ! Isy.our troops. JpJy 7, 1882, President Lincoln ap­ proved a bill punishing the Infamous j practice of using the Amencan flag for the protection of vessel* engaged In the slave trade, in open dedance, as had . grown to be tbo practice, of a plain cooatltutlonal provision. Under the pro-1 visions of this act one Gordon, captured while engaged in the slave trade, was' tried, convicted, and executed. Oppoate I'. 0. July 17, 1862, a la« was enacted autborizing the enlMmcnt and military | organization of calon-'I men. »u . Dan'l Striker. September 22, 1862, Pre»ldent Lincoln ■ ”• *• Goodyear. . Issued a prnctomatioaitteclaring tliat on . the 1st of January eosulug he should' should Issue uiiother proclaming al! per-1 sons free in such State* as might l»e n«fti«l Ar ;jtoy the immortal declaration a" uaveo forever free in Ari 'exes. Louisiana, Dealers in Mi—lwlppi, Alabama, Florida. NBrth and South Carolina, and Virginia was issued. March, 1863. a law was enacted Incor­ porating nn institution for the educa­ tion of colored youths, to be iocatid in this District, from which had grown up the Howard University. A law was enacted in February, 1884, enrolling all colored men, whether •lave* or not. Into the national forces, allowing loyal masters a bounty of tSOO for their slaves—afterward* reduced to ♦100 bounty. But thl* wee wholly re­ pealed in 1867, On the 11th of June 1814, a bill be­ came a tow placing colored noldtore on a footing of equality tn all respects with white soldiers. June 28, 1884, a bill was signed repeal­ ing the iufamou* Democratic fugitivg•lav r law. In 1884, a law we* pa**-J allowing colored men to coutract for carrying the malto. The vear before the act was passed prohibiting all distinction* ou account of race or color In ths public convey­ ances of this District. agents for the The Isw creating the Freedprtn’s Bu reau was tressed early In the -year 1WJanuary 27,1865, the famous thlrteentn amendment to the constitution, which had been previously approved by the Senate, |mseed the House of Represen­ tatives. forever abolishing slavery in the United States. MADE OF During thl* year acts were peeked re pealing the various measurer enact* a by the Southern Bta tea under Johnson ■ rule, designed to establish slavery hi another form, authorizing-the disgrace "-Fthe BEST IK THE WORLD. ful apprenticeship system, tt»eJ*wTnre gard to vagrancy, aud authorising the Also the whipping of negroes. The same year a law was passed abol­ WOODLAND PABLOBS. ishing the system of ]m>nage.slavery in NewMexloo. In Deodinber, 1868, a resolution passed both Hwwe. or Cbb«t~ .ppoloUn, th. lolut t’ommltt.'O on lUoonrtruptlo., to whom rehTTr l th. erwlootUI, .rd* person* claiming seats from JoonsoD * Subscribe >JE Sol* Proprietor of SHEPARD'S ' COMPOUNU WAHOO BITTIBS, Price, only 30 Cent* a Bettie. BANNEB 239945 th* fol I owing complaint*. - Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stemach, CoctlvenaM, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Comptaint. in Children, Pitre, BUloiu Cbm- Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Baek, Pain in the. Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Jlheumaiism, ofShopard'o Com pound.Wahoo Bluer* To the Ladies!! Physicians throughout tho City and Price, only'tO Cent* a Bottle. C. N. SHEPARD, Grand ltrtplti*.riTlch, by ACKLEY A SLADE Hasting*, Mich. HERRICK. Goodyear & Stri£ Gold & Silver Watches, CLOCKH. VANDERPOOL aid Plated Ware. HARDWARE, Iron. Nails, Glass, of Mrmvntu, Barry Ca., Mleh. Subscription—$1. for the Trial .plonOld Opportunity Wooden Ware, <fcc< MABCKNU8 WRIGHT Detroit Stoves, Su erior Iron, $1.00 for 75c declaring that none of the rebel ^“le* were entitled to replantation in Con­ gress until Congressman have declared "Tn April’. 1886. the civil righto bill, Johnson had voiced, became a amend I will close oid my Stock of Summer CITY PAINT STORE! TO TEE BANNER OFFICE COMMINS k BROWN, ------- FOB.------- Nnue-Pamtmj, Greimhj, •Sign and Ornamental JOB WORK Oila. Mitrd FaiaU ArtlaFa Dry Goods and Clothing at sevety-flve cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. BOTH PLAIN OR boru or nsturaUzsd In notice State of Mtoklaaa. 0**— ' *"d’d U H M. PRICKETT. MUSICAL! up ov6r JoLnran** vpto an i universal suffrage In lid n January. u»7, a bit „ ring that witbtu nd TerrKdFy of the of the United States should suffrage be de nied on account of rests color, or for­ m er oondition. In February, 1867, the fifteenth Horsemen . ATTENTION! t the new the Uni;e* from ving the rebel debt J • iPA INTERS SHERMAN MICH, Dealer ia ^S’5- w Order, by man for Adrertiimg, Babactipbona or Job Wark, promptly »ttrad. ed to, and wo will warrant Satisfaction. W. H. HOLMES, Publisher. ctr«M«taa Sheet tatlwb Nioh. I*. MadeaJ Booki etc. Also t nnrr omak, �THAVELER'S GUIDE. Tifg RjtptfBUCm BltftHMX. LOCAL EVENTS DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. Good Morning. Weather k Httle cooler. Fobllaher.’ al follow!: . • The City will soon be crowded. , Witnesses for tho people iu tho Van­ derpool case sre being examined. Tim FwA-ing story continued. Judge Hoyt caught eight fish yesterday. ' Local thw fiotice?. The Daily. Term*—$1 for the trial. rates reasonable. . fio’r Ml 6 00.4 Ml L. N. Mixer has thanks of tho boys of this office for a nice pitcher of cider. “•Bn!ilM# K * Optn J. ROUMK y. M ■ICHICAW CEI H. Fl. Grand River Vi y Division .A.ucnjfirr isti. 0 Grommins! Where was "police” ! No. 1, last night. ! J. Roberts & (Jo., al tho Post Office, keep the Daily Banned for snle. A Goax.—The Th'JttJif Reporter per­ petrated a joke to-day which will upAdvertising pear in his report to-moxkow. J! 15 r xj 7 CO ua !i» jia I ’ I 2 30 I 4 10 r 4 27 740 |SW at Runyan’s. An Every-day Story. Clover Hullers! I 315 ml 8» 0 8 I HA, I We wore delayed several hours last ____ _ MIXBM. I ACCt The popular Business College of the evening by not having our “dally ma- '■'nnd lUpdp-if 45 r m chlnery” in right working order. Qur - t'w*n’ • coontxy is located al Grand Rapid*. ' •'!< ! tin" city folks will get two dallies today. MH.Hrnl! Sewing Maehino Nfeedles and Needle Sharpeners, for nil Machines, nt Grant Rath ek Funny—The Court ex­ I & rluilipa. tf cluded all tbo witnesses from attendance at tho trial until all the testimony Is V emontrille • The Nsw Firm.—J. AV. & C. G. Bent­ Bubmitted^-exccpJ Miv. Vanderpool. ley, manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds Ibelrsawn for ttih notion will not be and molding*, und.everything else, are very apparent* as vre prlrit-the teeth so busy selling moldings that they can­ uioijyi in fhll every dayl. , 3» not write for tho local column this week. KEFUBLICAN CAVCVS. Hill, m follow : • A Worthy Mottofkiearo ExprtKi at KM0 a tn. Detroit Exj>imi at The Republican Electors of the City of 50}pm. “A thorough Instruction, Fair and Honorable Dealing with. Everbody,'’ is Hastings are requested to meet at Wil­ the motto of »ho Grand Rapids Businc.-s liam H. Hay ford's office, in Empire TEACHERS' NOTICE. College. Block, on l-riday Evening, Aug. 18tb, 1871, to nominate two Candidates for Examination of Teachers for" Barry Notice. Justice of the Pence to be supported at , County. Fall Buries. the ensuing special election. All persons who are owing me, must By Outer of City Com. take notice If the same is not paid within N. Bailey, CA‘n. II belli a«follow,: of inuebm cxuuinatiom will l>t' thirty days the accounts wfU beteft with At Orangeville, Oct. tith. a Justice for collection. Mas. Sfxixokr.—We referred yester-. Hustings Ort. Dili, aud Nov. tith. John M. Bessmeb. day to the article in the Ay/» in ^regard | “_ Assyria. Oct. 13th—Ellis School: Hastings, Aug. 14,1S71. dw to Mrs. Springer being in ( Ohio?" and I _9. I Rrssxu. & Nsvnts at the Phasnix since then wo have heard by letter from j At Nashville, “ 17th. Cash Store have good SO ct Tea for 00 “ 20th. her parents in Ohid that she bus not « jente. 1 4w 25th. been there at all, and this with the state- ' “ Woodland, Nor. lOtH. New Goods ut the Phciwix Cash ment of the Manistee Timet of tho 12th Stobx. _ ________ ^w tost, that sho was in Manistee complete- j Custom work made on short notice, ly answers the unfounded assertion of ’ the-Ey^ ___ in good style and reasonable prices _______ ______ nt Runyan's. Z- Ladles’ fine shoes of the latest styles . SUPERIOR, )1CSHERRY AND STATESMAN CRAIN DRILL! Knlanxuzoo and Ann .Arbor > WHEEL CULTIVATORS BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, (ASTLVGS MACHINES, SAWING ETC., HARROWS, and the largest stock of x\.GRIG€TI,TURAL MACHINERY in Bam' County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Wuisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block M. W. & C. G. BENTLEY fAtccenura to Dicker A Ken tier.' ?,"A At the Railroad meeting at the bank I A Sclect Bchool at Woodlud Centre, under the Vow. will" ,am«M S«-A yesterday, after discussing the matter j rharje of Prof. Uh and continue ten »«ki. Tuition from » to K' for some timo, and all expressing tlfem- I occordtn, toKudie, pursued. A leoond icboul of thin kind will be tauehl in selves in favor and willing to work fora I A-.n.-Bto S.k«.l ll.^lJS.to.YIM will eoamenei Sept- Uh and continue «ix weeks competing road running north and south, I ItThe Superintendent of Schools will alio conduct fOf ••<*«♦. •» .lhp »iHw> of tho following named gentleman volun­ vranreril c. tn rommenca .-bKibt work teered and were accepted by the meet­ > tba i>ruehM Un«ht duriav tin winur ing os delegates to^o to Battle Creek and Kalamaxoo in company with o’ egation from Lowell, on Tuesday next: C. S..41urtun, W. Barlow, A. J. ‘•Hello John, where arc you going?” “I wo, going down here to buy scene grocers.” “Well I am going down to Afaoe Al­ len’s to buy mine." “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t any of him, J always go there to buy crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set ol crockrrv anti and paper enough to paper my house, tb»m, 20 per rent, cheaper I Kan I <x>uJd buy any where Brekfos he wab ranted XT. The crockery he keeps i. Tax: New tiauox I^w.—-Efforts tethe Boot’s cek*brated ware." , “Well, I always do eo on groceries, ward the enforcement of our new liquor THE CELEBRATED and I know yM can. BwJdc he take. law begin to be made in many places. anything I --------(Jackson Co.) the too, I get a better tobacco, tea and Farrier's sugnr there for the same money than* people put a whisky seller on tho grid1 die, whereat he trumped sundry counter any where else in town.” charge, ; but thus far he ha, got the I , . M. ALLEN, granite state ashington Block. ’Aug. 15,1871. worst of it, hsvMad to trig, two heavri fines, . AtlQiaif prtWfcutforu «•{ Warranted Custom Made Abotsfrom soon to be extensively commenced. OnT Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacuaon tho whole, the movements upon the i works of Sir as ot oir John Barleycorn are slow, I FOR SALE AT Call 4>n Miss Wilcox for miillneiy consic* ‘------------’------............... jidering the stringency of the law goods of all the latest and best styles. and certainty of conviction under it FimtNaomkal CLsrauw Merex. —Go there for tbe best and cheapest iJhsyeer 1871 wiji he u msmorulilt Clothing. Gents Furnlshljiff Goods, etc. one for th* nuwbsr .umk.dcstruu.^ a ___ E. U Williams. mtimj character of its tornadoes. The dis­ Theplsre tobuy vour bctssniMK^ patches daily came freighted with ac­ , Buny/mT counts of frightful wind ravages—lieuses Land and Calcined Plaster, torn to shreds ; trees uprooted; railway Burlington. trains lifted bodily from the track and UME, WATER LIME. e— to • one side, • mTJ ——— and~people Tailed. " Leaving the East and arri^g ntChi- thrown cago or Indiampdis, how shall wn roodi The tornadoes this year equal the most destructive ones of the tropics. In the West ? The best Liao i» -aokiiow. lodged to b^tbeC.JB. A'a, 'joined to­ our own State stems hare been very re pether with the B. A < Rtolroad by the August 10. 1871. Iran Bridge at Burlington, and colled TO ADVERTISERS. the Brxuxarox Rourx __ MANUFACTURERS OF HASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. The Corner Grocery , Hams, Williams, & Co., Still Continue lo'get? Groceries, ■ w. T. EASTMAN’S ratir/f , Sash. Doors, Glassware, &-C., <fcc„ Blinds, CheaP®r th&B *ny Store in Hastings. LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES MW, tbo amtiMS ty ovm 100 m|Jat brarh of th, B M, di,™, result after the trial progresses farther al Red OA &Ji. mk> n nurniX We wiU say now, that if space is wan^ Sovn tho hlMaoan thrmurb St Joo th edbyany business man in ft.™ a.y, and .u in Hastings, that sow is the time to secure it, before ire it hofnw. gers by this route to Kansas, sec Illi and Grand Rapid, gets ahead. Mij Jx’Uth.nt let „d Miwtuti «nd,' i Jackson . -------hy »tligM dinwg.no,,Nrtnuko A ’11° lifwod a contract to Loreto ortia'o rtoa nw—l l a ■' *°PPOT1 “ “''“"J’'"” “Jm-tO. fnngnl atreattu-it, «ngll Un(& Qnj ‘-T “ •^onmtmt” and they . anted j treble “1871” ‘C.H. HICKSJ Improved! The nuin Ito* of the &,nt» nuuttoIf anyone will stop into our pressroom t* teraha, ouch with the PwaSc this evening after the day's edition is worked off they can see our pressman route to CaHforaia. 3$e Middle Branch, wet down enough blank paper fora tri- > entering NeTwnsfrs at Plattomouth, paa>- fle over a thousand copies of the Daily | « through Linoate, the State Capital, th® Dext day- That, alone, | and will this year be finished to Fort Bh^m,,. re, ALSO, LUMBER, FLOORIXO SIDIlTe fr., DRESSED Best □trxl lumber style Of Ml Kinde. and JTl or ■sitting of C. F Dwight kCo. RUSSELL "A8TJNO8.MICB. Hardware, I woodruff Harnesses, ,i,u> dro”c ^boL ^>PPed O* StOiLtfar-’ * REMEMBER, Agricultural Tools, &c. not be under- «»X f 8°Id by any House >■»«! In Michigan. A. Gkeble Wabk RvaBm.iT The Best in the : for warn. ~eals aioli hours Senega-the place. Oppo&*>e Lein's Lak-eni South side State st"' WOODBWp, >£-.12. STAUFFER. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-17.pdf a411f5a48210b1baa609c08042cd6a0b PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17,1871 NO. W. MwW wi M«s_carfc o bummer Goods! or ALL KINDS. TO BE CLOSED OUT Have now on hand Urirera Trom tho day he committed him­ self a* tho bondsman of Jeff. Dari* to the policy of absolute forgivraero up to a yery recrat, if not to ths prurori, day The foot ia, with all Horace Gredoy’a counting cteo of largo stone buildings « officer entreated him not so to expceo experteno and life long adherence to tho with terraced roof*, -all fortified, fillod' himeolt Hi* ropfe we*. ” Martin Srott ftoory of freedom and the right* of and rorrtid with tho enemy'* infantry. I ha* ne'er yet .looped." In fire second* They were protected rad flanked by long from the utterance of this speech, he al­ lino* ot cavalry end infantry amounting to wo» numbered with tho dead. Hie in all to 12 or 14,000 nwm, commanded followers, blaeloncd with smoke, blood boon wretched failure*, though few, if by Banta Anna in pemon. Far to tho and dual, a* they filed part hi* prostrate any who know him, have* doubted hl* right rad left, in rear of tho*e poeitioui, body, one after another dropnoia tear honesty hi supporting them, and, argu­ were thoumnds of the enemy's force* that told truly how ho wa* eMmed in ing in the abstract, ha ba* generally held in rceerre, who watched the diffcr- the army. I* it any surprise that men been able to give regent reason* for all led by ouch officers could not b« beaten. The LARGEST STOCK of Organdies, Percales, Lawns, Grenadines. Bareges. Chambrays, lloliairs. ’ Silks, llarl Poplins. Shawls, Linens, Balmorals. Linen Coats, Linen I’ants. Linen Vests, Summer lints Glove HARDWARE HARNESSES! BUCKEYE CRAIN DRILL I castle and hill of Cbapultepec, the eent of the Gorerament military school, muned and defended by 90 piece* of the heaviest artillery. A berry battery of' four gun* was planted by the enemy midway between Mahno and Do Mata. Six or eight rod* in front of the foundry stretching along in front of De Mata, FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. 759131 GROCERIES brick store of C. H. HICKS ! ! 7k7in of Jttf Ur rt MMf U Rm JACKSOL WAGONS Glen & Hull Tin hnd Grain- I'rills, anil € Patent pny and sell lor Cash ■v lowest rates. sstc; DRY GOODS! J. P. ROBERTS & JOHN ROBERTS. RUGS Phoenix Cash Medicines, HATS.IWS. Ba­ School Books Uro disastrous defeat of the euemy on fire hard-couirtted field*, tb. 20th of Augurt, filled tho Mexican nation with alarm fe the At. of their capital This great stronghold seemed quite at our mercy now. It is poiwiH* thrt wn might have followed up tho advantage* gained by u* at Chunbuaco and taken poesossion of the groat city ; but the infantry ana of tho Mexican eorviee was not yet destroyed, oar army was badly cut up; ■evmal regiment*, particularly the New York and South CaroUna. wars almost armihiUtod ; the Sd, to which I betong- and G*n. Iran nt Molino del Boy. Gen. ed, whichwent over the enemy's trenches, rianta Anna had a position further in in the Doming, at Coaireroe 700 strong, tho rear and biwurd* the city with the encamped at night a wofully decimated band of 418 men. Half of those wore At daylight Huger’* gun*, the sig­ I scarred with wounds, and almost e rory nal for a general attack, opeped upon the enemr. They were discharged with such prertsfou rad activity thlt thQfeiGen- Scott might well have exclaimed ican* toon abandoned their artillery in with 1‘yrrua uf old, as he rode over the front, rad sought shelter in the mill.— field af bottle at night, covered with the Hie mroeire wall* of Molmo trembled mangled bodies of his bravest officers like aspen loaves at every discharge ol Huger's gun*. The action now became and I am ruined.” general nil along the linos. Tho roar The fact is wo were nut able to follow j, of 50 ifocra of artillery, the inreraral up our oonqu.st. and enter a waited, roll of musketry, and the loud shout* of borate aity of 200,000 people, whoso th. combatant* *hook the surrounding every hooae rad roof was a ftwti&wtioa, hill* and sent deafening echoes through and defood*d by throe times our own the valley* and plain*. Though not ex­ numbers of eoldiora, withoat patting to posed to the shots of the enemy at flr-t, , Lazard arary thing ww bad gained. the position of our divuion was upon an deration, where wo could *urvoy the conflict and at the same time watch the Stationery. Shoes and Gaiters. 1'llESCim-nOM and Nearly three weeks were spent in at teropto at negotiation. But every attempt to rescind* a 'treaty of peace proved* feSure. On the 6th of September Gen. family 4ar rt P—a ds Mate, stripping th. nburche* of their bolh and converting them into cannon i* ths government foundry al Molino do! Bey. Gra. Boot t docafod at ouco to raptaro ami dsrtray thee* work*. They ww. onsnmandod by the formidable gun* on JKAACW. VROOMAX«»*. M Sfc- L*«n H—. ' moat limited mental calibre, nor does ho admit what every body knows must have ' my word is a! way*, forward I" The enemy hero were repeatedly ral- resulted from withholding the use of । ed awl nirtwii Gra Scott fr«a the ballot for a few years tongs* from hands which are still red with the blood ditrh breast high tor infantry. In front turn* of tin- cjnflirt. Ro aent two brig­ of rebellion and of oatrage upon every was a brood plain, to ttdvar.ro over ades, one from Pillow'* division under1 principle of honor and decency. A* which exposed our troop* to a convnrg- Gra. Fierce the other from oar divia ion one extreme is generally followed by an­ under Col. BIloy to ths asuatanoe of our other, he now rurtire from the bugging Ing flank fire a* well a* a fire in front. fororo straggling before Casa do Mat*. of criminals and their elevation to su­ When the gray light of the in->ruiug The cnemv'a line* were firally broken. preme power in the South to the oppo­ streaked the plain* our troop* were dis­ site verge of extremity, and suggest* covered drawn up and ready for action They triad to rally again under the guns military rule ns neceasary at th* tegin100 rods in front of the Mexican line*. ofCbapultepcc. The 5th, 6th rad 8th ning, when no such power would have Col. Garland with Drum’s-battery had intantry adrueod from El Molino, aba, been required if the simplest rale* of sgniWtbu enemy. A fioree buttle took a foation far t» tho east of our line*.— necessary jirecaulion had boon adopted, Huger'* heavy bettering gun* were up- jdace on grounds, a little' northwest of and the ballot had been rertrtetod to cm a ridge 50 or 60 rods wort uf the |: Molina, hut the enemy wwro soon rooted loyal citixcns, until tho generation of road. supported by a battalion of the 5th 1' and the reinforcements coming on from rector* Juul pnwed away. infantry under Capt Kirby Smith — I If recrimination of oeraort thought Five hundred picked men under Maj the Iwery gun. worked by Liaai. Stoue tuirtaken ianocearo was at any time adWright of the Hth was ordered to charge , and Capt Drum uf the ordnanoo. They vantngeou* it might bo retorted upon fled in the direction of Cbspultcpcc and the cnoatv’* center with bayonet a*) wore pursued *owie_ dnlaheo by our Mr. Oreetoy that, but for hi* desperate soon a* any wavering in the enemy's ; advocacy cf universal amnesty, along line* were discovered, dark's brigade victoriou* troops. । with universal suffrage, the country commanded by Col. McIntosh, on or-1 For tlio numbers engaged, Molino dd Bey, wa* tjio hardest rad bioodfoet con­ might have been at.peons today without count of the illness of O>1. Qsrk, had a flict of tho war. Dio plain rad ground* II a tithe ot Use heart burning* the! now [■oeitiuu farther up the ridge with Dunin and around the enemy'* work* warp II exist nuionglhu Bebel* thcmsclre*, not con'* battery, opposite th* enemy's right cwtrod with our dead rad wounded to say the security of freedom oPtepoecb, wing. Cadwalad. r with bi* brigade wus We were deceived u to tho strengtk of ’ of the pres* and the legitimate reconbold in mere. Ixmg line* of the e ne­ the enemy’* work*. Gra. Worth lost my's infantry handsomely arranged in ono fourth uf hi* divi*iou. A luge pro­ qt, which w now so tom by conflicting blue and whit* uniforms thronged the portion of the killed rad wounded were hop<-o rad foars rad devastated by the uffioers, tamo of t!:«ii of great ability nnbridW power -hich Mr Greeley', Mata, and Molino end the intervening and merit. But they signally triumph­ adrocacy has secure! to the Bebel* and ground. The Iraci-rs under Gen. Alvarez ed over four times their number of uneoa prancing stood*. with flaunting onmiee, strongly entrenched, aided by the of disorder In that section of the coun ■ sigaa, yellow ctoaka, white caps and try is bwjuerthed to the cvufltry a* the wnistoonta extended their lines from Irers, and erery ajiplianco of war materi­ legitimate result of Mr. Groelry'* mis- FAINTS & OILS, Ladies' Misses and Children ' ' > al that eoldfere enuld reasonably draire. Our low, were nearly 900 in kilted nnd , wounded. A larger proportion than linn. Plato Durham, of Shelby, Clow | land county, North Carolina, testified Two tliouumd of tho enemy wore!I before the Sub-Committee on Wodne*killed or wounded, J,000 taken priroaer* i day. Ho ran fur Coagrws w a Demoand 2.000 deoertod after the rout. Gon. ■ cratic candidate for thr- 7 th district in Leun nnd four Mexican Colonel* were |i 1868, wm a member of the last Stole killed. We took four henry gun*, great legislature, and i* now practicing law numbers of small nrmi, a large amount in tour counties of hi* Stalo. -Ho ha* lately h*ard ot the o|wrntion: of dir. ot ammunition rad provisona. The guised brads, but knows nothing about work* nt Molino and Case <1* Mata were blown up, and the infantry arm of the them personally. He beh-vv* their urganixation was Mexican service neoriy destroyed. Two Mexican regiment* commanded by Gen. brought about by the dishonesty ami in­ Pare* wore almost ranihilabxl. The efficiency of Judge Logan, Republican Mexican soldiers to a man fought brave­ Judge of that Circuit. The lawyers ly and deaarred well of tfcsir country.- have drawn up a petition to hare Judge Their artillery was well aerred and their | I-ogra rmovad from office to be pretroop* well officered and managed aa seutstl before tho legislature, but it has been dolaytd end ctuxnol be rated upon our heavy foeens fearfully attest. until November. . Cedar Creek. July 29th. 1871. Judge Logra has breu very ratire in arresting tho— accused of perpetrating thaw outrages, hte hoard numortm..tri­ al* already, and is now engaged in fer­ reting out rad ox|X*ing those offenders. Th,, petition was gotten up after bo had It Lu bora rumored in the newspa­ becm so seakras in his research into per* that Gen. Pleasanton ba* been in­ the** miquiiie*. yet tho wiino** does turned th* captured guns upon the flee­ vited by th. President to remgn n that not believe it km deni to ifoter hi* ining enemy. Capt. Huger* guns cwuted the office of Commbemner of Internal vuatigations or render him hs. entitled firing, they being now masked by the Bcvetme may b« filled by 3. W. Doug- to the confidence of the people. Ho re­ edvanee of Wright'a battalion, which lau, of I*a., whoso fitness for ths port cently disbarred a lawyer named D. daringly appeared under the wry walls hrt bwn amply proven i.i the rapacity Schenck, who was an influential Demo­ of El Molino. Gen. I«>:i diiuxirored the of Deputy and Acting Comtniariuner. crat and a leading member of tho Kufixibleaesa of Wright'* detachment Th.ro is no reliance to b« planed iu any rauuded a rally and lad hi* men to the such lumum, as th. matter remains re attack of the a*aaulting party. A ter­ rtrta ga. so far as anything is positively rible fire of musketry opeurf upon Wright's battalion. Maj. Wright, Capt. Mason, and Lieut Foster and 8 of the violrat pror^rting. U ha. bseMB-gmi remaining officers Ml, silher killed or that h. »<* chfof of the Ckvrlaad Klan, but bo ha. never held ray office DTsrely wounded. Tbs 8th and Ulh infantry, the brigade uiukr Col. Garland or been spprirod of ray expsdititm tmand the artillery under C*pt Drum til after it had occurred. The examination contmuod fire hour. raabed up to the very wall* of Molino. 1 and much wdusblu eriJentx- we* obDram'* Isorses being half killed and 1 tained. D- W. Biro, of Alabama, vu ' oxamined on Tbunday, but his tsatunorat the traces, art than toora sad work­ ed Li* gun* by band. The wall* were ■cotod, the roofe mounted, our baannrappeared «bov« them, and a fierce strug­ gle, with pistols, eword* on 1 Imytnteta followed. J3roeo«my warn slaughtered. CITY PAINT STORE I El Molino, were taken and turned upon that portion of th-ir .trongh.M which .liU hrtd ort. . Soon spjaared a white) fiat;, when the rarmy surrendered and PAINTERS Gold & Silver Welches, �ON] tee City of New York. f<w a few tre.ath. la*t past, which w* nomm*«d to th* atteation of tho tox-paiwr* of uur euunty, and .uiieci.Uy (a the ciiiwn* of our city. The old addge, •' I tomocrecy is every­ where th* aamn," should pul our people ess their guard. M^ri’iy wlien we conrider tho paritivo violation* ot our orgenie Law of our «fy ofRrinl,. But read what the Awrfr **.-«• •On bo hs.1 by Caning u From Iffif to iWhe BteniM aehnol, flint at Detroit and afterward* at Grand witnesses are residents of Manistee. Thi, caas, after the trial nt KalamnRapids, and then hs began th* study of roo, be did not understand to hare died lev, whkh was raterrteptod by his en- ,X'."2’L'rzL”L’'^ ■»«» OUt Mull. Cmta- He partgstateJ m the rtjttly of tow in Cui. Gray', ufficu. at Grand Rapids. He attends.! thJ la*-' aehool at Atta Arbor eno term, during thosetoonof ISW -Wnnd wm admitted to the Bar at Grand Rapid, in Joao folI__ it-- _ a r.._ i___ ' i'____ >__ We find tn Die £agk of the tfth Inst, an artlcie on the trial of Gcc^e Van­ derpool, which It state* In tta fame of Ute llth » a- telegraphed all over the country and name lack to them through of Cel Gray. j Ho wa. idcctrd Jadgo of th* 8^ | teentb Judicial Circuit (a new circis I tho lari election, and held hfo finll rtyu IU: i-l-iislk, __________ — — groat houar to Mnuclf and aatis&rtion . tho tame kind of a-ork to do and ttoy to the liar. ' u— i.-— -•----- u l«ort at th* icqns.1 of tto Controller, showing tho debt, on tho 5th uf October. 1870, the debt of New York city and county was, •55,04-4,482.77. , <ho 1st of May, 1871, the Cuutroller thought it brat to make a report, and according to that rcP*ri the debt of tho city and county of .hould be subjXBtmod at tire expense of the pcojilr.’’ This order, a* th* Riffle well knows, Include, only uitnewes who reeMe in the State, and dore not ladad, say medical experts tli«t are io sreonttol to the defence, and wbow tes­ timony I* required to make the trial Im- Thos B. Church wm bom in Br Vaudorpool camo out of th* Bonk alone, •nd went tome about micu where to re­ County, Mara, in 1820.ITo attended Brown rtarmlty jpiid mained nearly all the time daring tho root of th* day, so that the ‘.rnaasetions of that year, and then went to mu and sub*coco mjrstoriau* tour, from'll to 12 'quimtly graduated at Tritiity College, o'clock, within that enclosad Bank, are 1at Hartford, Conn. Came to thia State known only to o*u> living human bring. 'iu 1842. studiid low with Gov Gordon and its* right hero ou th- border* of tto uf MazabaO, wm admitted to tho Bar known and the unknown that th* great 1snd togan pnetfas at Grand Rafids, where ho ha* remained ever ainee. He/ battle will to fought between tto iatelbeen a prominsni politician in the factual giants engaged ou either side— has 1 cuntending on the one band for tho *afe- Democratic party, and to* toon Prose-1 ty of the State and aorisiy at Luge, airi, 1rating Aitetuijr-Mymtorof tho State i on tto other far tho jxrsonal right* sad 1(WitituttanalCmvcnffim,''Member of! the State Legislature twice, Mayor of litortfosof tto .individual On the tullewiug day, Mucday, Field 1Grand Bopid^ ami ha* booa frequently ! was tejuitud ruining by his friends, and 'run for Congress by the Democrat-. it warns: first thought by some that he Ho conducted (he Grot trial of thi* cauae ' had run away, but several su*|iieiou* ' I him, that eaa bo douo immediately, but drcunut-incos attracted attention to the 1 E. 8. Egglmton > Bank which wm officially oxamin.x] on wa contend that fur justice we must Wednesday, alter which it socmcil bast Y., whtrtphu w.i* born In 1825. Was have Hunte witceMo* Their testimony thi. State. is all in the puucariiMi of the Court at that Vande.-i opl should bo raxnxrod and 1educated at Aloion Cullegein _ Kalaumrco, and in the puaravvou uf tho accordingly, on that •amcduy, Sept. 8lb^/ Studied law with Gov. Gordan of Mar­ tyiutfol o* the other side, and they can Midi, Martin ofa Gr bo wm lodged in jail, though no process I J “tt- and Chief Ju.too*» —*»- ~e — !" -x-F lk" hod yet boon fasucil for Lit arrvnt, and Rapids, where ho was admitted to (t wm not till Sept- 17lL that to was Bur in 18al, and soon after entered 1 . legellff charged with thu tnunliw af Li4 [.artnet*top with Judge Withcy. , partner. On tho very samu itay.TM - nody of tho murdered man wa* found 1 about twenty-eight milau north of Man- D. JI. COOK F Co’s Cima. B. Bonham re-ralkd. Moses Ful­ ler kad an opinion and wasn't wanted I and Wm, Folk cxUl.-L Hugh Smilh had an opinion also. D. M. Burr had never road of it and had no opinion. Mr. EUi« bad formed an oniufon and Court njseted him and 0. V. R. York was oallml. G*e. Cramer had formed an oiattioa Indirectly. C. B. Benham bad fannod an opinion and wa» rejected an<l Lewis Baldwin called. Wm. Falk Qflk* in Hasting*. Offlcr thr, followiif^ ■ Tax Titles * opinion sad wa* rejected, and titepton German unity: tno civil war and second Ingerson was drawn. Mr. Msad being siege of Pan*, with its terrible scenes examined, bad load rintmaent* of it but of bloodshed and vandalism ; -all those had not formed aa oniaion. Mr. 0. 0. ud other •vests of tbs war are related Bates wtu examined and rejected for with a grsphlcnra* and hrilliancr which cause, an J 0. W. Valontino wa. drawn render this a work of untune! value. testimony inf fieri r.nd bearing port of mi I excused oa account af ifaafness, and Tto author gos* deep into tho philoso­ lari, wa* rejected and Wm. Mitchel Abram Ryensra drawn. Mr. Hanna phy of tto war, and imprer*es hie read­ colled. Mr. Baldwin had imrtialty wa* rejected for cans.’, and tiamuel ers profoundly with the great lewas of formed an tqanian. Wm. Miuboll had Young drawn. Nr. Ingeraou wss also the oonfliriTto low price at which th* book is farmed no opinion. Mr. Burr w*s per- rejected for cause, uni J. D. Pcunel was emptoriaOy challengod and Alfred Far- drawn. Mr. Ryerson was rejected for toned, brings it withm tto reach of all. ker called and "had not formed an opin­ : cause, au.l Anthony GooJ.peod drawn ion. Mr. Win. Falk wa* the *nc>M>d I and exetned ou account af air1'----I and John II. Crandall drawn. peremptory chaltonge. ’ Tho norm* of (he 109 additional ja- j' Young had talked uf it i n<re ware then called, among, whom, ho tod and wm rejected Isaac B. Raymond. Edwin C. Nash, i and Thadqu* l>ewkv. hud been cx»u*.-d. All tho nimca w«» then placed in the , Oil fW^e fur August is filled with ex­ box and Wm. 1* (Bristol wa* eallel j cellent reading matter, including a num­ and hail not fanned nn oi.inion. after I ber of illustrated articles. In its varied which Mt. Chundi announced himself content* we notice: Peg-leg Pete, a couteut with tho jury, and Mr. Hughe* true story of the plains ; OnirntaN^telitook them, and Artf oilted on Mr. Car-1 |>onter and clialledg.xl him fur cause, Hill was drawn and excusral, being es; Art Adventure in Pari*; History of 1 over GO year* of ago, and Isaac L - ’ •- . W. Colo *ra* called. Mr. the Express Burinefa ; The C-nralcsDiamond drawn who was rejected fur King > than taken and challenged eent.Camp; The Lion, of the Metropo­ and Joliii IL Monroe Mr. cause and Gronp* Brown drawn and k »a* al-.> challenged for eaute rxtmwd on aorount of ego and L A. lis;. Agricultural Department; Monthly -*■ ..i. Lu:__, .. i__ ii- I Dcrismer drawn trod rejected for cause. Nows Review ; Ladies' Olio; Our Chat­ Samu -l Weeks •» next drawn, had ter-Box far young falks; Scientific and after which hi. eaunination wo, con- read uf it and form id an oninioa and I Curious Fads; Rebekah Deiiortmeat; tinural. Ho tod rood nothiug of fir.t I and wm rejected and I. N. Kcelor but some of last, ind formed an spin-' drawn and rejected for cause and W. X^hat Odd Fellowship Teaches; Corres­ fon m far a* ho went when Mr. Hughe* P. Uttle drawn who lind hi* opinion, pondence from all quarters, Ac. Pub­ inriatod on hi. challenge. Mr. Church which disqualified, him. lished by tho A. O. F. Association, No. then Lick him and askml him if ho | Elward P. Telling wa. next drawn. 9G Nassau St, New York' 12.50 per could hear the trial and proaumo' th* I year; per rot_________________ ■ ion snd wm rejected and John A. RobPri-cnor innocent till nrououuccd guil-' ■ ertom drawn and rejected for cause, and j Luther Brown drawn, who had rood all I of last trial but h*d not furtnod an opin­ competency, and dtisl the rue in 13 ! ion. Mr. 1'hottoplncj was hero pjrea.pMich. 221, Mr. Churrli thou nalod | torily challenged «"aking tho filth chal­ if n juror muit know nothing about a lenge uf thi* kind fur the dofcn*o,and Mr. caw, with hi. mini! a clear t-iblo ? lie Albeat Dewey was dra*u, who wa* di.qualified and Milo Wahlorf drawn who - had heard nothing of Cr-.t trial but a ; portion uf second and bad filmed cn . opinion and wa* rejected. . Jobs H. Day wa, next drawn, hod ' read nearly all of firri trial and all of second except lawyors’ ^.ooebe* and was 30 Years Experience rejected and Henry Iloughtalin drawn and Mr. Rufo* Break, pcrvtnptaril.v challenged and Charlo. I* Smith drawn amount retai, etc. Tin? Court did not; ami rejected for cams, and A. W. Cliawidi tu licar any farther argument*.' pie drawn anl rejected for tamo reason. This juror-wa, then considered ineompe- , D. C. Griffith was next drawn and wa, -tout by tho Court, and J. W. Briggs not wanted, and Gsorge H. Spaulding called. Mr. Get was thou examined I took hi* place and shared hi, tst*. E­ and chm'lnugnd for >au.*e, and John F., R. Carpenter wa* next drawn and had FOR S A LI of LA^DS Counties in the State uf Michigan, MAPLE GRO\J_ 1VOODLAND ‘ 1882 was appoint*! Qpnaui nt Cadiz, ! Hprin, by I’nwijcnt' Lincoln, where li«* 1 remained till 18G5, after which be rr-l Ccmmissionsr Pleasanton Refuses a Rs- ! istee, on the beach uf tokc Michigan,. ' turned to Grand Rapid* where b-fTiul quest to Resign-The President Sus ­ am! tin. raxmiral tu settle tto quixtion in « irwouauie pends Him-Tne Allege J Cause, for I tto minds of nearly all—many of whom sinon deVvtoh l.lniodf to the ]>rsctice of ram^nratjon'' Is to do dishonor to ttawomanhood of woman and abuuld be I so Doing—A Money Order Treaty , very reluctantly came to that conclusion I hi, profession. | N. W. Nelson, tho Prosecuting At-i-----------------beneath rre|>Kta'de Jonrnaltem such as ' Arranged With German y , from llio character and standing of tho ths Raffle really, raprvsonte. ' fornoy, is yet a young man of untrio*] °y ,*u. । person aecurral - that thu one ahargsid, iiabilitira and w« prub.bly not ^•'ifJiSmi.-.'lki^iMuy The Eagle further aaya of her: Washington, Aug. 8,1871. an su.pic.ou, was really the guilty party, I "Sb* wa. the wilrans a ho raw Her­ Tho I'niident, thi* forenoon, received ! wa. hero peremptorily challenged and Hyfag. • »0 had protuVd to acbert Field, on Sunday afternoon. Sept. tho fallowing lotto.- from General 1’teas- | and publfo excitement now ran to the |, very acure pari in thy public (rawcuIsaac J. Brook, down, who tod no! faj>, Ituo,walk lux prat bcr bouse snap । lion of the trial, but will leave it with company the application fur adjourn; lugbcai ]J tell. flamed an opinion in regaid to this nut­ plug hi* finger, at hl. do*. Vanderpool hii ilistinguisliod Counsel. . m*ut with copy of stenographer', miuter. Mr. Luther Brawn was di.charged ray. the dog wa* at hl* hou»e that same and wa* oxeuied, and Calvin B IhckinTh* fina trial wm heH in Manistee D. Darwin Hughe mi bi. early life ! u,« Kalamnz.xj, but wm unable to and II. J. Hanchslt called and porvmpH>n criliid. Hugh Smith being examin ­ °f before Judge J. G. Ramsdell of tho •nd .etool day. nor Syroe.xra, N. Y, I Ff Thi. la another palpable misrepresen­ ed, .aid he hail an oj-inion wo* < hallimg- torily challenged, which makes nine per­ TiiirteeulJi Judicial Gircait, brgining on tation of the facia In the case, a* tho exo-l fur cauxc, ta which Cbureli objected, emptory challenge* for defense, and where he wa*lx>rn in 18S3. At tho i tto 1st day of Futauary, 1870, amh con­ end Uio juror sue sworn and farther ex- iGex Morgan drawn nnd rejnoted fur ninotren be camo to Eaton <V, Mich Hjiridgeranh Mrs. Vanderpool will at­ cniinsJ Mr. Church n-ad some law ! cause, and Henry Brown drawn, who , tinuing to tto 2iitli, when the dreadful where he slwiiol law and wa, ado tod read uf both trials and fanned aa । test, there being some throe hour* be sentence of "Military confinmient and ' oticion and was challenged for cauw | tween the Um* Mr*. Hprtngi-r levtlfiew r , . and could do nothing. He procured the hard labor far life" wa* pronounced up­ o *____ _ she saw ••1-lcld walking ;«*: her lioow Ilorenns, I can only reply that, under He bogaa tho j-raairo of h>. (.rofararau | at tha| Lui ' and next dumizzed, and Wm. Duan umpptoK hto angvinathla dog,” and ordinary cizcuamtancra, nothing would on the prisoner. iu Marshall with Hon. Isaac E. Crary ho ha* nut yet.cxamuu-d that, .but if to drawn, who followed him fur com?, and In thi* trial thu People were nq<e- and wm sILirwarl* assoeintod with Jura i hod tho note* of the Iteporti-r lu-re he , the Umclhcdos came to the house of gi*e uie greeter pleasure than te arced ' Thaddcn* T. Dewey drawn who had to any request yuu might make of tlifa .anted by tto 1‘roaocutiu- AUoraer, G-1 tin D. Wooley who had b.e-n a student ■ *«**< । road of trial end formed *n opinion kind. But tto cause ftr making Ud* W. Bullis, Esq-, arid hi< partner. Gon. in his office. From thn first to aimed The following would Mem to tncUatte which dfa'tualifi>d him and J. W. Siiuchrcque-it wa. stab-d tn bo a ditf-^vneo ex ­ the Intentlou of the Eagle man to pre­ B. M. Cntdiaon and Tbatnaa B. Church at a .high standing in LI* preiCesubn and - _ c-nnb drawn who had divcusaxl the matfating between the Secretary of tho I ter in debating clubj and wm al»> di*sent the libera! men of Michigan from Trcazury, Mr. Boutwell, and myself n« of Grand Rapid,. For the Responilent. hasdewtod himself cliuivriy to that. plsd Laws the statue* iu regard to tai;contributing of their abundance to help j qualified. appeared M sm .% Ramulell A Benedict and never held any jiolitical office nxcnpt lug the deposition, of absent witueuc. s* brother sud a friend la dlstacs*, and la regards the government and manage­ ; Isaac W. Messer was next called and ment of the Internal Revenue. Mr. 9‘.”Sh crrtainly unplUtantbropte. vjwclally Bonteell claim* power* which, under and &|W. Fowler, all of Manistee. ' Major uf Marstoll, though to to* toon hwl funned no opinion, but wa* njoctra1 Th* prisoner on all oceasiuns protest- placed on the Ih-tnoerntic ticket for Jus­ j and Edgar D. Reed railed and rciected when U I* known that Mrs. Vandrrpool, tto law* of (XmgreM, ar* vested solely whose heroic devaUou to her husband in the Commiasionsr. The question :« tice of the Supreme Court, Ae. Ho n<*vc: i trial* arid had formed co direct opinion, I tor cause, and Goo. Mason called and OIL CIjOTHS, <hx* the highest honor to the name of ttoreTorc purely a legal one, anl tto term*, but the Eat had already gone practiced iu Justice Court and ha* now {terempturilr ehallengoil and E. wm likewise rejected. Chart** Baker timony of tliera witnc**o* « os lull sad but iC. Phottcplncv called. Air. Bohl win wm next called and John IL Munro? ■woman, Is dependret’en the donation., procidcnts of our gurerraurnt tore burn forth and mutt be obeyed, and awardnewly abandoned local priclice oa ac­ e*bau<tive, but tho jury would not aoe I being examined, raid he also had form- wm peremptorily challenged. affiTJuhn ) MATHNGS, of the ]>ut>lle far the means pot only to to such question*, when appealed ta tho ingiy bo was -taken to the State Prison tliam, and he thought ho ought to hare count of the great call upon him a, I »d a partial opinion and wm ehallengrt! I J. Putter called who bad rpod of tto ' etwure her husband a fair and lmj«rtixl Premdont, retarrod to th* taw officer uf I I and immured in hi, wdihny dungeon on Counsel r frcrn all part, of the country. till to-iuorrow morning to conaider the tor catiM-, which was ebjocto-i to by Mr. 1 trial, what wax contaioralin > two iuun* MATS, trial, but for the mean.uf daUy »uted»matter before giving an nnvrror which I of “Weekly Tribune" also Van Annan’s, the 1st of Maith, 1870. During tho present year ho wa* appoint­ wa* grunted end Court adjotnuivl until Church, who examined him farther. Mr. teure. Ihaiilre, notwithstanding the 1 Hughe, still objected to him and raid be : argument but had termed no opinion. < VPJIOI.STEUED GOODS, ed Rilk-itor of the O. B. * 1 ft R. Mr. E. IL Carpenter wm peremjitoriba-vd it upon tbi> fact that the juror give general satisfaction iu tho |>Uco Company, < and opcnoXun office at Grand I said, on reading an account of tho ccra I )y challrnxed,and Guy R. Durfee drawn | uObr to defend a man they believe Innowh'-re all tho scene* had transpire.!, but jRajnds, a_t <>eia!ing with hhn*clf Tboma* । and tho itatciucnt of tho I'risonor, hi*, an 1 chalisnged for cans.' John T. I rvut, who stands charged with a high th* i»oplo throughout tho State took a , Hinchman was n«xt drawn and also | crime, wthout compensation fully at LACES, j chalfangrd, and Isaac B. Raymond I NOTTINGHAM different view of the matter, tho press Otorh's G. Holbrook was torn and 1 drawn who had been previously excused, of the State took side* in warm terms, , str that received his early eduestiua at G.ntvand Austin Brooks' was called and chai- | public mootings were held in *nint> places ( U>c rosjxjudcnl L» dependent on a Hblib­ lenged fur cause, wtou Cha*. V. Robineueur, N. Y. When n young man ho Rs Qiurt opennd at 9 o’clock and a»k<d eral pnhllc who toX'e nobly responded, to raise money to defray the expense* of ( sou wn* called and rejected. Somurl | cam* to this city and studied law with dr. Church if ho wa* ready to answer and ar* rcpoodlng to hi* call far aid. | a new trial, which was granted and th* Ms brother. I. A. Holbrook, and wm rbother ho would admit tho tostimnnr livod iu Michigan, in A*** ria, about Hagcrmsn wm called and being absent, But nad what the Eagle has to say —e i - . i_- , __ J fourteen months, is a farmer. Had ne«^ Newton J- Nevins cnlfod, when 1>o an­ wane changed ts Ka’.aniwj. admitted to the Bar in 1857, and since or reed a nowinapcr account of this tri- nounced from whore he stood, tliat to The prisoner, unconscious of what j that time has built up a very snramful , had an opinion, but ha was brought was going ou outride, after a re|«fc> of praetie.-, and is now one of the mo*t J oero ^ybody rise. ______ __ forward and quedi .ncd mid discharged, ten weeks, in the ailsacn of tlio tomb, ; D. 8. Bugbee coital and announced that promising memberaof tto Barn Counly . this stag* of the proceeding* ho could on May 9th was again brought forth to Bar, and is too well known in thi* com- not eonaont tto: it should be n-ad. he had fanned no iqtinton in rcgatd to F. IMMEN. (the matter, but h« wm perctui^orily tho light of day and taken to hii new ~ 'ay is but half of it— challenged, and Peter Covert called and quarter* at Kalamazoo. rejected for causa. Cyra* Edmonds wm Th* second trial began on th* 19th of next drawn aad rejected for cause, and October, 1870, before Judge Charles R. Rnloff 1). Chapman drawn but Rufotf | Brown of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, wasn't want™’, wbdn Horace J. Whitand roctinueJ till ,tlie 10th uf Novcm- BARRY. ms HOPE IRVING. NEW CARPET HOUSE PRAIRIEVILLE. THORNAPPLE HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS H , la thi* trial tho meet dfatinguislicd Counsel ware engage 1 on both rides, the People being roprcsen.-’d by Gen. B. M Cutchson ot Msniite*. Attorney General. Dwight May of Kalamazoo and G. V. N. Lathrop of Defrtaf. and the Prisoner, by D. Darwin Jlught* of Grand Rapid* and John Van Arman of flMakm in the city of Detroit, amFu prent there i> but loot or five other Uwyer* who have practitod longer in Dstrott Hum be. He has exuded politi­ cal life sad devoted himself exclusi roly to the lay. 116 practice* to near­ ly all tbc Oxeuito of th* State, and as a The evidence elicited and arqumrata produced at this trial lias rendered it of witnresir*, he ha* fiiw equal.. He oelebrated, a» one of the most remarksfa yet on tto sunny aid* of forty years, is a pleasant .peaker and will maJaeavalcial evidence, *vcr known in the crimin­ y^hdditiiMtoi^iil^nf, 'J. al annals of this Slate. The most intente excrement prevailed during' the whole trial, which |>c&<Cmtad to alt part* of the Htate, and tho diragrvcincr.t of the Jury, being nearly equally devidad, was generally looked. for and about harmimised with the p-ibtic pulse. *1 *t 2 o’clock tute P. M , Mr. Church Step* were anmodlately taxen for an*th*r trial, but Un- s-a«>n wa* *o far ad­ vanced that it would bir.almort Impossi­ ble to procure fl,® attradanc* of witmte-' ■n* from ro remote a print, without railroad facililto.. and henc j there wa* no nitcraabrr hrft tu tiie prisoner, brrt to [ go into " winter qumtara'’ a: Kxlaitaizuo. lx. tto spring tto case WM again luvugkt up and vruu* again changed to Barry Co., ana ou April 17‘ . 1871, thn prisanor was brought to Bi Ling*, in Ml tto*.. dark dajw. the r tomor has i at diligtmre which rawmral necoMarf. Th* appliratton far a con tin nano* is •ni*d- i Mr. Hugto* asked the Court it to ould find the facts upuu which thi* rul- cose and was rejected and Iiaxe Smith drawn, who had already been cxrancd and Daniel B. Pratt drawn. Mr. Dickerran wui then prf tireafi, who said he had mad the lint trial but not much of Mooml. and had formed a jiortial opin­ ion which it would take testimunv to change, and bo wm challenged for cause, ’ to which Mr. Church objected. Mr. i Hughe* statrel that In the case of thi. ! person, hn asked him what was n par-1! luaroar or tub Wa» nr toreors.— tial opinion to which to replied that it. The recent War between Germany was that formed ftun reading a part of' tho testimony, hence, if h* had read all and Franro aroused so much interest on tho part of our p*onle, that it wa* gvuIsrelly snpprend at tho time, tliat th* earliest and best history of that great struggle, would be from tho pen of an American author. Thn National RubtishingCo-, of Chicago, IR, ha* just imuod a very complete and valuable his- MONUMENTS, HEAD ETON EH. TABLE TOPS, MANTIJX. BHKI.VES. ETC. AMERICAN I’artfas desiring to purclia-'v will <lo welltoCsll. Wu will clw-n'illy give all information desired. 1>. U. OOOIC Jte co CALL AT JOHN BTANLEY’B MARBLE .Ayer’s Ague ( ore, 800 cctavo p*gvs. iUiutmted with 160 maje, portraits, bsttto *=enoa, riews ot prominent loealiti**, eto. It is written m a bold, vigrewus style, and wiH. tmquastfauably, taka nmk ns tin. standard hiitory of the ttrnggto by an American - ~ ~~Ti,-^25 — j H-r j-'r -s-r:., Wool Wanted! Michigan Cei OLD, RELIABLE AHI �Tift I Ifasyone wifl step into oar pressman j thi* evening after tho day'* edition i. j worked off tb«.y can sea our prossraan ] wet down enough blaak paper for a tri- | fl* over a thousand eopre of the Daily Barna for tho next day. That, alone, is ]XMitiTe evidence of the Daily being a good advcrtisinR medium. If w» imne ono thousand to-day, what will bo tho rcralt after tho (rial progroeac fartbrr. Wo will»ay now, that if spare ,i* want­ ed by any burinre* man in Hastings, that sew is the time to secure it, before Jaison and Grand Rapid! gets ahead. A great many who sighed a contract to give sapport in nherijttien nieinrti,. have hesitated about comingin—no doubt boreove they thought it was “ on­ ly an experiment" and they wanted to wait and are lie (Ung first. Gtortlemsn wb uro hero before you with a cortly un­ dertaking, one tliat will adrancj your interest* and the interest* of cur rity. Lei k be ravlsined. IKIKAN CENTRAL R. IL Grand River Valley Division AUGVWT 1*71. Our Daily O1 for water work*. Getticg Dusty. Tb« torn ii full juror* Tho Hotel* are crowded. Boarding IIoomw and loo Cream P* । lor*, dlttc. At tho adjournment of Court last evening tho Dofonre anaounend that tho Defendant wmsatisfied witli tho jury, *o flint tho jury beloaged to the Proeacution this morning, but Mr. Wm. P. Bristol wm excused on account of age and poor health, thi* gave tho jury back to the Dufcnrt. Mr. Charles McQueen wa* drawn an-t rejected for cause, and ThomM Hubbard wm drawn and accept­ OMm Morgan ed, when tho Defence again announced D C Griffith tbntthoy werecoateat, when Mr. Church i Kalamazoo, Aug. The eighth annual rxhlbllfou of borees, a: the Na tlunal A»eoc!atlon Park In thi* city, opened toilsy with a very good attcinlTan nitration of Railroad men from annl. notwlthrtamllng tlie heat of the otW town* North and South of u*i* weather. The track al*> was In rood now being directed to our railroad talk Mr. Odell wa* peremptorily chaUcnged, and Gee. K. Beamer wa* drawn and sworn when tho Prosecution announced that they wm content with tho jury. The 1‘rfetuc then took tho jury and challenged Mr. CuUmnn for reuse, and John M. Kipp wa* drawn and rejected for muM, and Parcel! M Whoolor drawn, but being abrent. Henry L Brown wn» drawn. Mr. Harwood be­ ing exaaiinod said ho had never rood of tho trial but he waa perwnptorilly challenged, and Levi Holtno* wa* drawn Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. I Dr. I*ving*tuoo'« comjxiuun* in the I exploration* of Africa, featured at Union I Hall Tuesday night. I Mix Kuura tx Lixsua.-.Wo have I received a brief dispatch, that n inau ' stepped in front of an engiu* iu motion Mr. Jams* Hotehkua, brought tu u* die idhcr day, several small plumb twi^i blown from hi* tree*. On* buaeh on a CbilbhuM, sound*, and jminfal tu- limb only almtit *lx inebe* long contai-od aixteen. They are of tho blue tort, , A’l healing Ointment I who can flnd variety, end very largo. A greater hireling for mankind. r*W'V MsaSraki rill* Tur PkZM. -Tho Detroit papen only are represented, a* yet, at the trial. JoArc mild, certain, safe and efficient I’agn'k Mondrako Pill* cure Dyspepsia. ■“-ph Grctncl reports for tho Aw /¥«■**. Pagw't Mandrake Pill* cure Heilsebc. H. A. Chaney tor the Tribune, and W. Unge'* Arnfea Oil corp Rheumatism. J. Gitaou for the Poet, W« understand, Page * Arnica Oil cure* Pimple* on however, that th. Grand Rapid' Dally Dnnocr.it and Kn'.auiaxoo Dolly TWograph are each tn hare n repcreeniatlve. Make our sanctum your hide. Boy* I Swtxo.—Some otrteq-riung individual ha* put np a *wing in tho street oppenite th* Court Houre-, for the recreation and amusement o! person* attending tho trial wo *upy.o*e and wo overheard tho Arw Prrvr Reporter lamenting, thi* mdraing, at the opening of Court, that he had not had Lie uiual morning *wing i* no genuine AUegnn Funning J ing *uld in tliat ecuatv unleaa it 1 name on each mill, also on tho Farmer* beware and take notice buying. Wm. C. Mum ordirenoe r<latu>g to aid* sod me* walks WM laid upon the tabla anti] a fall board ’ Dr. J. M. Burnell then **kod the Csaneil thu an appropriation be made to re­ pair tho street running from Jcffiireou street to Broadway and from thence BO rod**onlb to tfe »o-4lh |jM 0( fl, tily limit*, and stated that b* wa* willing io give os inunh u lb* rity would toward three repair*. On motion cf Aid. Ket>6c!d an appro­ priation of flfi wm made for the repair­ ing cf the aforesaid atreel., proiided that Dr. Ruserll giro |lfi, and that one half of said $15 be taken from Third Ward aud oac half from llo Fourth Ward fowl. By Aid. WiBiaou. That a job to fix the road eart of Fail Creek bridge oo Bal­ tic Crrek road, be Lt under the lupen i*ida cf the Street Committee. Carried. I By Aiy.Kenfleld, Tlat tho City Tire*- i urer be aulh-rrixcJ tn purchase a Ledger | tuiteble for keeping the acromrta of the city of Harting*. Carried. On motion Council adjourned. Itcg-.ilar me.-ling of tho Cotumou Coun­ cil held at l!>c Courcil Ro»m Moadiy erruiug Aug. Hlb. CoumII called loordrr by bi* hotter the Mayor. Present, .-^Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Eartman. llani*, I',Hayes and Woolley. Minutr* of last fpecia! meeting ami ap| proved. By Aid. Ham*, That the Street Com'imii'co bo inalrueted to let tho job for re.pairing th* itrert near Mr Rayford and ifBarber’r. Tlw rcp«ire not to exceed HO al I-ansing ua Sunday and wa* ran over I and killed. No name given. jtjii'iai'a.’ai rary Hought*lin liobert Htynce utuel Weeks John T Hlnehman From the Towmb Ip of Orangeville Ertnra E C Phetteplace ,-WIOH .1 K.-vtr. 11 _ Oo motion of Aid. William* ibe mat-, | let of protest of Aid. Asya* against the I By Aid. Haun, Tint the Street Com­ missioner ba instructed to repair dangerouv pUee* iu *tevet* earned by the late NEAR THE BANK. Tho beat dock ot Meat alway* an hand. Call and Get your Steak, Roaats, nr any thing you want. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. By All Eutsivn. A. J. Naetuo hire four week* in ire titan to complete hi* job ou •treet near Mr*. Terser. Carried. ' By Aid. Woolley. That City Attorney Mm. Springer’* trrttuioirr would be cue tiling when read from the reporter'* manuscript, but quite another thing, perbapa, whin given from the witness stand. We dtp the abovj from the Dally Engle ot yesterday, and cure agal n eM*.r The ittoucl of Altai Jooc* for one muntl.*' service* Cilj Marshal 8-41,6^ , wa* referred to Fiuibce Committee. Com. , reported favorably on the account, and ' On motion, aarboof was allowed *i d I i .the Eagle on the c-liaraeter uf th'.* witnew. The Attorney'* for the People placed in charge of tho Sheriff, and admitted In pea contract that »ii? was a Court adjourned till to-morrow murning ' nt 0 o'clock. At the adjournniont of Court tlii« dc-frndaut In thi* cause of ro Important Wa learn of eevernl parties ftomwitb- a wltnra* by destroying bi-r character, morning, there were elevun jurymen in in thr. o miles of Ionia who have cwmo I* beyond anything no abouM expect tlie box, acron of whom sanno*. b. clear to Hasting* to sell their wheat, , even from the Eajlr, though wo know 1 challenged, al all. and eight have boin vaaeed bj- the IVoaectrtiOB. Tlieir roaeiving better pricra here than there. It la exceedingly bitter ngnlnvt Vanderiinrare are a* follow* : John Webster, Keep tho ball moving knop the price* up Walter Arnold, Wm. W. CoK J- " • and fanner* will come from near other Brigg*. Win. Mitchell, John Potter, Minor Mead, J. C. Brook*. citioa to sell tlieir product* hero, and New Advertisements. eoneequcnli; ieavj plwnty of their | R. R. will leave Grand Rapid* for Frail­ money right here in circulation. port, wry BuaJjy morning nt 9 o'clock a. ms Returning will ledve Fruitport at Ai an item connected with tho irnpor0 p. m. Fare for the Round Trip, 81,25. tint trial now going on, we print thn day* ago an individual stejiped up 14 Mr. Wildar our goag natund agnnt at Full fore will be charged if ticket* are following proceeding to obtain, and tho list of ijK'cial juror* : tlie INrpot, and paid for, and received UH SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY two tickot* to Grand Rapid*. He (not Wilder) wended hi* Way to the ladin* sitting room and presently coma back with a down cart look with; “Mr. agent J. F. Minkfer hav opened his new icture GsDery, at tho old Pbet Office uilding. Firat das* pietvrae guaran•ed or money refandod. CaU and roe. Tho Queen Fruit Jar ia mada of bet•r plan than any in town. Acxlxt i Stteua Look ai tho Quern Fruit Jar at Ac ty A Slade * before you buy another. Mon'* Sock* C 1-4 cent* a pair at Bxtmn A Buixt'*. i Tenn of the Circuit Court for thu County ' of Barry, continued and held nt tho | t.'curt Ho-i*e, in tho City of Harting*, ia । *ni<! County, on tho 9th d*y nf Augurt, 1 in tho.year of oar Lord, one thousand eight hundred and acveutf-ono. Present—tho Ho*. Btaxrr How,; Caxxua or Tntr.—By tho new limo t Circuit Judge. card which took effect Sunday Aug. IS,1 in the matter of »ummoning Petit Ju-1 train* ran a* follow* from Uniting*. ; run In thi* matter, it appearing to the I Michigan Central during tho year end­ | Court that there are not a tufleioat nnmMorning express 7;5O n. m.. mixed ing May 31st, 1871, ba* been very pro*- ber of petit juror* in attendance at tho 8;35 a. m, day exprerw 2^W p. -u., Hart­ )kitoua a* the foBowing brief exhibit present term thereat and It farther *ping accommodation from Grund Rapid* from the retiort of tho Qfficani and Di­ ; rector* to the stockholder* wiB show.- ' arrive 7;30 p. m. Whole earning* of the main linn '«nd all it* branches for tho year, wm $5,­ nccre*ary. Tho Sheriff of till* county Hatting* accommodation 7^10 a. tn., 420,128.30, exneftse of operating during •if Barry, i* therefore ordered aad dimixed 12:15 p. m., mail 3,05 p. tn., cv’g tho Mtmo tone, $3,881,1)11.85, which Lave* a not balance of $1,550,112.04. good and lawful men of thi* county to expros* 8;00 p. ta The whole number of puwiurcr* carried >• ttiulsiflpcar in raid Court, nt the Court flow, in th* City of Uniting*, TaxCxor*.—The new* from nil part* of the State report* a splendid wheal ngntnent i* continually adding to it* in laid county of Barry, on Monday next harvest. The weather never waa better; rolling stock, and of courae mo obtain­ ensuing, at two o’clock, P. M , to aorve ing Stock of the latest and most im­ tho crop it a full average and probably proved rtylea It ha* now 128 engines, a little ab.rtu, and ran n-v<w auq-aesed which have run 8,204,774 mile* in all, Srerx or Mtorraax, f County of Barry. $ an. I, William m quality. A* tho breadth of ground drawing 2,304 car* of all kind*. The ■own to wheat exceed* that of any pre- main line is to be furnished with steel IL Power*, Clerk ot eaid county and nf1 rail* it* entire length, end if present In­ tho Circuit Court thereof; do hereby cer­ riousycar, it will he earn that tho pros­ dication* are any guide, the Michigan tify that tho foregoing 1* a truo copy of pect* of oW Armen eould aeurely bo Central i* determined to be the foro- the order thi* day made by said Cixrrt, brighter. All other crop*—of grain. mart of tho loading thoroughfan-j of a* appear* by thn Journal thereof. Witaca* my hand and the *eol ot raid Court and County ai the City of Start­ ing* this Oth day af Anguat, A. D, TaiSXi.-Wo return our thanks to ; Mr. K. P. Hu.ted, of the Grand River Nurecrle*. at Lowell, far a »p<clmen vari­ ety of the Canada Erg Plum. Thia 1* a new inriety of great excellence, recent­ ly lEtroduc-.il from Canada, rtro very . . .___ »___ 1i,l. -• SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN ‘JiySbiffiiMr. v.n ttnnku. te Lsossas Ootblu t>v*«U. ■ ■■ .......... 'oiet 'CiiwSttKSStl'Sni? PLOW'S JLMD (.1STLVGS. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY m Borey County—for eolo by E. P. BURRALL. CJmS. Svir* or Mtemaxx, / Cuunty of Barry. $ as By virtue ot tho foregoing order I have (ummoned personally'“ ‘ ' Goods are Cheaper than Low GRANT & PHILLIPS I Nxw Mamou. Coitaox.—The Hoaiso- > . pothfeiwartittoaMSOf this 8bfco have or- * ■ goniseil a sew HomopaUife Medical iCuDegv to ba located for the present at ! Lairtuig. It peruumenry is aosurod and 'a craxre. of tartar** wiD bo given there this winter. It te ksred by the frirad. ot th* iaatitatica that after being tried , .nd r«taWish«L the Btato will make it , sport ot JE, Unhoroity And giro U ( Oar Stock contain, a Large Uns of DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, 1‘OTLINS, P K»S1 &e. �riiWfr haw a ortaTtar tml toady, , then turn tU ;>uUte« into a tadsader, and amedfoldy turn them iato the towel, shake them a FttUe, and quickly drop theta into het fat Whan lions, turn theta into a colander, sprinkle salt ut> them. end serve hot. It you wish them light or encik-d. lewve tho potato** . iu tin- colander only about half a miauto. thru put litotn back in tho very hot 'fat. Mfr for about half a miuate, and Annual Tax Sales. AvwssaOiiiuli OrrWs. ■ Uwttf.MacU.Jslj lai. IKt i nh u s^WJr tba Mlawiaa dwsrita .»I.M1 m a. w— 9294 stone yellow pen. hv», white at the stone, are tbe beat. Weigh the fruit after it ia pared. To sack pound of fruit allow i a pound of loaf rngsr I’nt a foyer uf sugnr at tlu bottom of the prwascrin/ katda, and then a foyer of fruit, and KEff AD¥E*TlbE)IE\T>. bo on until ths fruit iu all in. Stand it over Lot adias until tho sugar u onUn-ly taucbey 4 Co's. Column. d»*olv«l; than bail them until they are . tJrtr; take them put piocc by piece, and spread them c-a a dish frw bwi strap, boil tbe ayntp in n pan until :t jelSoa ; when the jxarlies are cold, fill the jars half full with them, and fill up with tho fofiling syrup- Let thsta stand a short X time cowrod with a thin doth, then pot; ,O, on brandy paper, and turar them close ‘--------with carls, akin, ar paper. Front , twenty to thirty minute* will gctu-mllv be xuSncEt to prwtrw thee; AsMtsvt *290 8 O’CLOCK To- Paectara I“bas»—Tate a small, rich, fair fruit, oa soon a* tho j4[» anblack; M-- them orc.- a firo tn a kettle, with water to cover them: let thorn aim- —------- —------------------ —.—-------mar until they will yield to the jewanre ■ CRUHB8 S COMFORT! of thn huger, then with a skimmer take reuMvO v...•= i। ,. thorn into cold writer; ;>oro them ncctly -• • — -................ leaving rm a Ikdo of tiio stem, and tfo> blataom end; pierce them on the bk»- ' Darling Self-wppl s-m nd to tbe care, then nufot- a syrup of a ,z>und of sugar to each pound cif . fruit; when it i» boiling hot, pour it ‘ over the pears, and let it stand until tho I next day, when drain it ofl, make it: boding hut. end again i»ur it over; ‘ after a day or tiro, pul th- fruit iu thu- i syrup over tho fixe, and bail gtnw- i ly until it is clear; then take it into tubs jar* or spread it ou disinc*. boil tho ayr up thick, then put it and the fruit iu FAMILY KNITTED ■ KBW ItAVKSt ta etanta insoUw eol...^ I bn* Pmsiia* M Ftarsss lbs tan*. SUITS iHfc-sasgs baloaaa Ua taw al Bias aUaeh ££ stsad for a day, tuvcrrd with salt; j strain tlimn thoroughly to reraovj the seeds; than to ■-»«/ tw» uuart* odd : them oa. nf dorrs, two of bln-k popper, j two tiutmega and a wry little <oy.-urn.! pepper, with a'tittle nth ; bril tbe Im-1 r-isi?£s"‘ tomatom, and loil them until they onsoft ; *<ft>( ere them through a fine wire sei re. and add lislf A gallon of rinegur, one pint and a half of salt, two ounces of cloves, quarter of a pound of allsvioo. two ounces ot can-nn<> pc|!pcr, three b-ae[•>■ >uful* irf black fmpp<-r; mi* j together, and boil afomt three hour* ; or until radu&xl about tn- half, tlioal bottle without straining. Rochester to New York, 396 rmk., HuEalo to Near York. 423 mfos, Dunkirk to New York. 4G'nd!**. Cl-rolan 1 to New York. 025 mdo. (Nnannati to N. Y, KOmik-s, axt> n nu>u tn 27 hum rat »><wrr» xoi-n. JJEJR; Tomato ’Em*.—Tho Santi/t jMsrxsa Bays ths following recipe for making tuuato fig* is said to. be excellent. Cul­ led a lot of rip.- toiuatoea about one inch in diameter, skin, and stew them in the usual marascr; when done, Isr 1 them on dishes, flatten Uuwn slightly, j X:,U^.,°';WKLLS' expose them to a Manser's nra, or place tbMi m a diyusg howto; when a* dra । Send CABBOLIC TABLKTS,1 „ c^mUssi srr £*2j.'x w? Ms MMe tw T. tt. Antes* •< H« ,ta2tf«isWSLTls ’EEl CcSUsI iUll..- tar WiCue.-.avt H.rrutar, Z-JtKSZ.iTJ.L'L.XW REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO Ljuri^a liuxr-—The grnrratijn that rising to industrial pursuits in . the rural district* of the United States, ‘ ought to ba impsuesed with the idea that they cannot better their condition by hastening away from their bosuns. ; ■ and trying their fortunes ia a. groat town. In nine raws nut of ton, a*J proved by actual statistic*.they ore bo!- ; ter off oa thev uro nor. ludoporiaace, , knowledge, culture, character, :h« good opinion at others, ara all aa easily ac-l quired in tba country aa in a great ma­ jority of instances, is Wealth, that attain-1' laaai wfoch is pewed above <0 others ' How many who hare made the change have rwgreto d it all their livwa, and , BANNER OFFICE m bow ~ AGILVFK WlWndl FOR LIFE IN UTAH DENTIST Nuivillfi litiiM ware City Diniug: liiooms xJ•w^ja^x-ystfsw \ POPERY. TJfX FOE OF THE CHURCH Family Sawing Machine, to, JURftHEBA.^- Alnjiii Oita ai Mr fclri. for. u»v c*. *>frn fUuxtid ot � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-18.pdf b2bee0e3129ad377f628ba44de9ac091 PDF Text Text tjnstinqs (Sanner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH., FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. 18 1871. THE VODERPOOL TRIAL. | wh® I NO. 4, forenoon but cannot state the hour, Vanderpool, remember tho examination first saw itl'thought possible it j not think it my duty. Mr. Cheever — I fort might have been a shipwreck and had ’ What did you consider your duty as a | Do---------------------------,-------------. . was there to nt- of a dead body supposed to bo that of j not carry a watch, no other idea about it at tho time, I nl-1 Coroner ? Objection nuido by Mr. 1 tend patients if they should eome. Went Herbert Field, on the 18th of Septem­ so saw a handkerchief on (he body, there , Church. Court overruled ’ objection. ' from my house to tba office. Went ber J 860 it Thurber Hull. The (Sheriff was two strings ou tho coruerft cf it, but Question repented, when he thought it j home about 12 and took dinner and Mr. Shackleton, Sly field, Canfield, In­ do net know how it was festened, it was his duty to Summon a jura, swear -----*----■* of *•'« ’« gram. Bhorley end others participated in spent most tho afternoon there, •do koertM session. ’ extended down to the waistband but do them, and remove the body. Did not rot remember of leaving it Do not re- ‘ the examination. It was packea ___ in in ice ice August ISth, 1871. । not know whether it extended below or 1 remove tho clothing, saw a handkerchief member that any. pa’ien.s • called ' and wrapped in a blanket. There There was was The roll of tho jurors was called and । at offide i or house. ; a alight wound on the head whichywould I not, nor do I know whether anything ‘ fastened to tlie body, dy, but do not know either all present. Mr. Church then announced wiu wos featMMtfl fastened tn to 5t it The Th« Coroner's ;,wy jury how. how. Do Donot notrecollect recollect what what I Itestified testified When asked where his practice came in not more than penetrate tho true akin, that Cousel had procured a stenographer, ■ of Frankfort wasi Capt. George Gcoj * Doug- to at Kalamazoo, nor nt Manistee. that he spoke of, he said, ho depended : but on turning over the body we foundA. Mr. Hitchcock, at their own expense, ,' lass,, — Mr. Chand —libera, Mr. '* Nelson, the Being questioned further he recollected on his m?morandum book for such j s deeper wound on the back of thepresent Prosecuting Attorney was’ there that there wus a huudkerchief, but did tiling^ and could tell nothiug about it head, nearly circular, probably an inch whom they wanted acknowledged as tho but do not know whether ho was on tlw not know how fastened. Did not know without that, know I visited some pa- and a half ouo way, and an-inch a2d a Court Heporie:. Jury; John Collins was another mid Field in his life time and did not know tieuts that day, but canndt tell the names. ! quarter the other with the edges rough. Rowland O. Criejau was then called these aro all I remember. Want to that this was his body, but the pants As near a* 1 recollect I did not leave tho The part of the skull stt>med*to be drivnon too and being duly sworn, said : I live in Manistee and received tlie reward offer- had die name "jicroen ‘'Herbert riem Field” ou on uicm. them. Jfcouso that afternoon, nor do I recollect cu jn On the brain. The portions ot Benzie Co., near Frankfort, am 02 years ed- The clodice wore not taken off ut Know this ring, »aw it taken from the of any colling : I do recollect of visiting ■ Hkull driven n were driven n on th«r tho inquest at Frankfort, do not know j finger, was four feet from the body some, but cannot recall names, but re- l^itiidinal n>m». This sinus was vmptv old. On the 17(h lay of Sept., 1869, whether there was any other wounds !। when wnen taken token off, ou, use uw glasses glasses but Dur cun cun member; this from circumstances con- 1 of blood. found the body of Field ; went to tho j which would causti death nected with my family affairs, which Qnra.—What is your opinion ns to[ s®<j see thirty thirty miles miles on on Lake Lake Michigan. Michigan. Lake to haul up mium lumber, went ! A. J. Slyfield being duly iwoni said : i Hero I lero Mr.CheevertestedlussightbyexMr. Cheever tested his sight by ex­ were these : My wife went to church how these wound* were, produced ? Ob* . to Mm a t utdifferent down in morning and found the body IHnii iWtQTOlwof CrwMIafa.,! ........ ring, .■itf.-rrodist Jia- and wanted me to be at homo in the af-; jection made by Mr. Hughes and overr, war nnn ■ ",------it was Benzie v.vuu. County, four rauvo miles nnn and a a hnlf ' —y~ mC— tp 0”1 -Hiu nna^it was pretty pretty tornoon, 1 told her |»erhaps 1 would ntied. Exception taken, think it was about half-past 11. The beach hare is a uowv ■ have some patients. This was one of, inflicted with n blunt instrument like “?* on high bluff, but at Groea's landing is not from Frankfort, was Ceromeand Justice ' uTotl; ,Thcrc ,H it, but' judge> the circamstnncoH. This was all that tho head of n hatchet. The one on tho «f to. Itwa, WJUa,MM I wtarh 1 can distinguish ------- “ .......... ............. to high. Tin re is a beach and the soil t .• general appearance, there isi happened during the day, except in the | top of the bond wok probably made with the 17th of September, 1869, there was is sandy. When 1 first saw the body I was ■ evening. Was ut home jiart of the time tho same instrument, struck from behind 8 on the Jmy besides myself we went ,m • siiu- marks on the studs either judge from the appearance, oni during tho evening, and my recollection and tho blow imrtially arrested bv the more than a rod team it, I wus walking lo see a body on the Lake Shore. When ,‘tr i is that 1 was at homo nil the timo, my > handle coming in contact with the skull. th* i*i ’ d |rieco is u mark between the towards the north. The head lay to­ there we saw a dead beiy with head to ’ ' । two figUVM which cuts into both, by wife and child was with me, wo wont to Theso wounds must havo boon made at wards the south and on tho face. Tin- tho ssuth, we anproacbed tho head firsw j! which 1 distinguish it. Saw tlie markbed --------between —--------------------------------9 and 10, there— wan not tho titre of death or immediately after,, xceoied to have drifted up there,one of tb<* I mediately after this, 1 wont to Frank-! | made, when shown the gold piece the ! many minutes between us, looked nt the for when mode at that time the ed«es of jury lifted it up and placed it on a board I mark was not exactly as described but clock at 9 und sat up some little time after the wound will bo retracted or drawn fort. on sta bock. When we first arrived, the Gues.—What «did you tay to'your ramd was drifting tw that it was a little '! ho thtarght it was the same mark. If this, my wife remarked that it was time7 bock, but in the other case they are ho hud boon shown «ie with n mark to go to bed and I looked at tlio clock. flabby and close over. The one on tho covered, i. e. it had drifted up to the • son ? Objected to by Cheever. ' across',both figures ns described, ho 11 remember, this bt having it kept top of tho head would not cause so im­ Wont to tho Coroner mv&elf; made no •here on the left side next the Like, ■and thought ho would not have mistak'tii it , before my ... ' mind 1' by two ' w*s ^\as mediate deatli, but more profuse hem­ trials. uno arm was slightly covered, tlunk it . examiiiati<ju better 1 went, left my ton something about the timo -1 wont orrhage, all voluntary motion and ac­ i for this, but might have been mistaken. asked * »•» the right ann. Am not certain. with the body, gst tho Coroner, A_ J. ■Ee had on black pants, goiter* mid i' Havo seen other Twenty dollar geld tto bed at KnlumaMHi. Do not re-call tion of the muscles would cease after the that I was asked what 1 was doing blow <>u tho back of the head and ho Slytiekl, m*d edme bock about 2 o ckck. white stockings. Had on a dark colored i1 pieces with holes in them, do not know ! i hoc many, do not know th’nt this hole 1that day or dvening. Do nut remem­ would havo no jiowor to make any vol­ There was another young mon with my vest, which was wet and j think a small • ■ is different from that in other pieces, Iber whpt I was asked ar Kalamazoo. untary outcry. From the wounds on sou when I returned. One or two others '■cravat, he had on a white shirt and a jj could not tell the date nor any words or iDo not recollect if 1 was asked what I tiie bock of tho head but very little •■White handkerchief. Had on atso n doing in the forenoon of that day. blood would flow, but more would flow camo wife th« (kroner.. The body was ;. ring on tho littl? finger with u rod set I figures on the picco except a 5 and (> to wus ' lying as I left it, we took the body and । Ako shbQtudx in his shirt; and the $20 v hich his attention hud been called. Vandeqiool camo u> me about eleven from the wound on the teumf the head, o'clock, but I do not know for I hteked probably three iraunds. 1 am sjieaking reversed ft, platting the head the other Rold pieccxi-ne in his hip pocket in nn । Testified at Mantetce that I rolled up ■ M,Wfc would flow from [•tho sleeve to bin* if the arm was broken, iat no timepiece, bo that it might have of all VM( the_ blood that wa]j, it was changed a little in color, br- envelope marks! *• Herbert F "and th«* । When asked if ho testified whether Caere l»con any time fronweirio and a half nan 1 auch u a wound, soy say in three hours. Tho 1 inj^a little darker. I saw a ring taken rest we could not muke out. Then* was “a shot on the shirt a stain bcrwoeH 1to twelve, the clock whs a common ’hf 1I ’blood * ’ •flowing ’ ' --in --“■ -the vmmon ei* eight an ’hour after, was also a dark inunilla rope stand the Prisoner _ comph-i iploined —-1 of — ,| wuuiiu wound m wan an lumvieu, inflicted, * I suuuiu should ucnuimuaw denominate . from Iris finger, and a twenty dollar p)ld Imdy—knowrt'to all lake shore man as [ the elbow and the shoulder, a red stain 1dny clock. diarrhoea, looked at his tongue which ’ M Onin,,. There werem other marks on jeece, after ’ it had been taken from Jri*- a buy rope. Jt was about three feet i like iron rust,” bo thought he did not, was moist. l>o not think 1 .■mid at the body except where tie roi»p was tied ■ (hat it was a ratetake pocket. l*id not take tlie gold piece in long and thc*«md was lagged out, it was Kalamazoo that his tongue was dp'. an(i n Bjight ichiMotu around tiw wrist. Dr. William Fisher being duly sworn my hand, nor did I examine tic enveti cut from the .tody. Tho body was vera : Have irnver known n case of motet j ga^ tho ropo around tiiebodyT said : 1 live »*t Munistce, hiue lived white in color, except the hand which , ey»e. He had-on a block* oust, pants, vest tongued chronic diarrhoea. 'The books ’ ' - -­ Here the Dr. printed out, ou a skull and gaiters, also, had on a white shirt. was in sight and that was a little yellow. thorn 2 years, knew Field and Vander- say that the tongue is usually dry. Court I Had also, eneiuattou sock on. There Wo were an-hour in ex^aiirnng it, it was Iiool, rrinwiilh r the disappearance of wus then adjourned- till 2 o’chick r. n. j procured for that Jiurpoee, the position ■'ijild, but Dottho exact date, it was on wus a rope arouad his waist, did not ex­ then put in <i wagon and taken t» of the wounds on tlie head. amine tho rope. Followed the body to Frankfori, when it was put in a Ihjx Sunday, saw Wanderpool. that day be-! smasoox sEssiox. tween 10 and 11 1’. M. at my house, J Had aecn Mr. VanderjKol frequently-­ Mauitrtf ? Gota box made for lire body and pocked .in ire rfhd shipped to Man­ he came after •medicine, saying lie had Croee-examination of Dr. Fisher con-1 daring tho week previous to the disapaid tbc body was brought in a wagon istee, I want.vith it, the imuts jHxikeM a diarriroea. • 'd|»eno4 the window and Barance, had business with him on the linued. up to the per, at Fankfort shout one were turnqd amide out wk-si I found asked who wc>*. there, did rot under­ ondar" after. They had given Killr, mrl th/To !«it in ibe bo.’*, wm then Before proceeding with tlie cross-ex­ me a draft on Chicago in the name of taken across thr river and yacked in turbod. There was writing ou the in­ stand at first, but otter he answered amination Mr. Church asked tho num­ Vanderpool & Field, and whend_loarn(‘d wo. TJ»e pier. is on tlie south side.. The side of (be vrtistbuud of his pinta, and ugaiu I tet him iu and began to write Propeller was on the north side, it’a tmiue I think itmw his name ‘•Herbert Field,” a prosniptiun, when he said he did not ber of pills put iu the box, when ho re­ of his disappearance I was anxious aboniwas the Bozker. The ring was on the The ropo woe put into tin* 1m?x and taken wish to go to: a drug store, when I told plied, four, they were made at the drug this draft, and wanted to get tlie money on it from him, I met him ou the street to Manistee. Wo started.for Maniste-.-* him 1 hod only some pilla. I examined store according to my directions. finger wflicnl first saw it i and we went to the Bank together and Quee.—State whether you kuw tlrat soon after dark on the Frcpdler Barber, his tongue.aad puteo oad did not think Thon Mr. Hughes took him. the topic of our conversation was his dis­ ring at Manistee. Objected to by Mr. and arrived a little. after 11 o'clock. ho had nay-disease. -1 gawe him two With chronic diarrhoea a |iotient appearance, and I think he showed me On the left arm of the shirt was a spe t pill* composed of blue xtaa and oi»iam, Cheever. imd objection sustained. would have a dry tongue in the center, Saw the ring afterwords at Mauistet' of ti yellow color, it ran updo the elixir, and deiivared them t-> him in a box. with moist wlge, but with acuta diar- the articles of their dissolution. I saw He was withlnip 4 or 5 minutes. My their Day Book, and Vanderpool showed its shape was oblong running down nt the inquest rod trial The ring bad n house is -on .Maple Street, about ono rluua tlie tongue would bo moist. I mo the entry “ Herbert Field, To Cash red set in it and was a heavy nag- The four or five inches. On the buck port block from where the Bank is. The looked at bis tongue to find out the $1,700.00,” also, the entry “ Herbert, gold piaiv was of the deaammation of the head was a marl; us if the state of lite digestive system which does Field, To Cash $1,400.00” and the figure been broken in and Bank stands on Hirer street. Maple of g‘20, and hod a hoio in it skull lind street runs nearly at right angles. My not mean the stomach alone, but all tho *5" in both cases seemed to be of a dif­ Tke ring was yellow and the set had a on th® toped tho bead wus anathes scar, hoaae u uu tbo 'east wide of the street, ajiparatus connected with it The state ferent color. also on the ftsce was a little seratcli, ti*o red uj-peasant**, do not know what fin­ of the rtotiuch would indicate to some two blocks from Water rtxwt. Had Ques. — When do you recollect seeing ger it waa<m. J noticed a rear on the face and wlide body was a little bloated hwn in bod,.did not go to J»«l till ten extent if one had diarrhoea ; took his . back i»rt ®f the head befoie I went tor and one baud. 1 think the left was./*, and had beni: asleep, but <1x1 not took w ord 11mm 1m> had «ho 4ialihaxl, but Ulll this again ? Objection made and ques­ little puil»d.on the inside. In tho box the Cuno.'ier v-yd utter. It looked as if it not think bo had it, but gave him medi­ tion withdrawn. at any timo pteco, but think I had been Quei.—Were the figures all’ of one* had been masliid in. Tho free was wo put a blanket and tho ice which wo In taxi nearly .an hour. cine f«r it uhicb 1 call taking bis word flattened 11 was lying right on tlie fooo, broke quite.fine, and aroui>«< the «’igM tor it. Have had diazrheva myself, had■ color ? Objection made and overruled. Here a box of pillc and jwwders was wImu I first acw there was also ra of tho txix -we put chloride of lime. these pills made before 1 was taken, for Exoecption taken by Mr. Hughes. Ans. small scar cat the forehead which footed At Manistee the body was put in u wan examined ; witness thought they looked another person. Mr. Willard gave them —Tho figure “ 1” whs of a l^hteraud Am acquainted with like a little aerulch. also one on the tej> house, and I aaw it again next morning. like the«noe.ho gave. to me, did not see them made, received fresher color. *' Arnold’s Writing Flaid.” of the head. The hair was not very thick The Sheriff, Mr. Secor and Mr. Duubaut Was showr a iKJX.wkh at the tri­ them in tlie forenoon, Mr. Willard wns Ques. — -Con you state tlie appearance it wax wet and aeparated. The night pre­ wus tliere. On tho day after 1 went al at Masistue mid at Knlaxniuoo, and present and gave them to me, I took of that fluid when first applied to ]>u]>er vious the wind war high and strong and down to Manistee, there was an inquest made an examination of the plls at both one of them oa - Sunday morning ns 1 had been so for a number of days blow­ hold ut Manistee; did uut testify but wus had the diarrhcee myral'f. When I or­ | and after words? Objected to by Mr. places. , Hughes, as immaterial and irrelevant to ing from the muth-west and the night present Quas.—What were tta-y coaijiosed oL dered them I told them verbally to tlie issue. Court overruled anti exoepHero the .articles taxer iiom the previous was mon* in the west, tlie rea­ Objection made by Mr. Hughes. Over­ taokc four pflls of blue mass and opium, , tion was taken. Ans.—It is slightly this, it snares shakes my ivwc Iwure body wero shorn to witness, who, tostison I 1 noticed ttu.% ruled by Court and exception taken by do not know who I got them for, but the blue at first but turns darker after a when in the west, dzero wus cvnsidera- j fie<1 }je jiaj <hem i^fure on the I got them for did not take them, Hughes. Should judge they were com­ while. ble bwvll of the sea aad thez-Proi>eller , posed of blae tisjw and opium. A fw do not kaow why; they were given to i beach where the body was found. Ques.-What kind of blue « h had been lying there two ortthreo days days before (Field disappeared was in me in the box, did not open them in flrit color when applied ? Objected to Saw tho ring .on his left little finger, waiting to get out, ftie tea ran dear drug store, there was a powder in tho Bank and mw Field tlwre. Was shown as irrelevant and immaterial to the issue. up to the bluff nt tills time. The wind tho studs in his-shirt. Could not swear bex also, do not knew what it was. ran account book which be tratified to died away about uoor, tlie 'water ran positive to the piece of psper- Lut recog­ rhave seen et Mie Bank at dhaf visit Took them Sunday morning, but do not. Objection cjverruled and exception taken Ans—It is n. light blue at first, or a sky about a rod over tlie erdinary water line nize the gold piece. Think the paper Ixjoked at page 191 and recomsized an know at what time. First opened the blue. a • this day. At this point the beach de­ looked a little more yellow, *'• Herbert, oatry as foUawe : “ Herbert Field, To box Sunday morning and took ono and clines quite rapidly, and very soon the F” was on th® piece of paper we Gash 8U00.4*.” The date was Ken. then opened tho box and took another Ques.—Was any remark ramfe to you water becomes deep. J?id not notice tho found, and 1 now see it on jitas paper. 1st, 1869, did not see this enixj made at noon, wife was not _ present, by Mr. Vanderpool aliout these entries. I lire at point Betsey Light which is on any ono else. Vanderpool Ans.—No, not any. I got $800 in eurpockets. “Herbert Field, To nor [ utat Betsey, this is four and .ono half but saw tin*: knocked ' once that I heard rency at the bank, my impression is Cross-examined by Mx. Cheever. mite* north of Krankfort. I keep tho Gosh $700” soar this made by Field in ithe Bank at the desk, was looking before I let him in, I admitted him to that ho handed me a package containlight house. In the cxajrinaljon I Have lived there throe years, am 62 the front room, I was sleeping up stairs. tag 8500, and the rest ho coanted out. over his shoultku-at the time. Before years old, have not noticed the waves think I saw the lie-vast uncovered, but this he went and teok the money out, Do not remember that 1 testified ut He took the money from the burglar und winds much. The wind was in the did not see any marks on the body, but in currency and caanted it, did not no­ Kalamazoo how long he was in -my proof wife, I looked into the safe and eouth-west at this time xad had been on the left nrm under tho part «f tlie tice the counting of it, the entry was house, testified something about it. He Mr. Vanderpool showed me the box be­ for two or three days, but during the shirt which was stained, was the form mode After the counting, all the rent of may have been in my house 15 or 20 low, which was empty, and he told me night was more direcfly in the of a female figure with a wreath pocked the money taken oni was put in the minutes, but do not remember that I oo tlmt Field had taken everything with west, tliink the wind changed in into tho arm. the beat of him. In tho burglar proof safe was a safe and the $700 ho pat in his pocknt. testified at Kalamaauo. Hero Mr. Church said he would cotuso the night. Tho wind was nearer west Think he put it in a paw book, was in my recollection he was in mv house five pile of bills jumbled up in the back imrt than south-west. The water ran over witness ia order to abbreviate-so that the Drug store prenous to this and minutes. Do not remember that I testi­ of the box, while in front was a pile of the water line whan 1 was first there, at he could go homo but aronld-rocall kim Field asked me to go to the Bank. I fied at Manteteo that he was in my regularly arranged bills about 21-2 about 8 o’clock, but when 1 returned at firnt ea» this entry as b now re«d»i>tibn house 15 minutes. Examined Vaader- indus Iriglt, this was about 2 o'clock in 11 it had subsided a little. The beach at some future ^mo. pool’s pulse that night and found it ex­ the afiarnoon, no one else came in. I Cross examined by Mr. Cheever. •curves from this point down to Bar Lake. cited. which means that i* tho diameter preecribud for Mr. Vanderpool that day The Coroners jary were Mr. Douglass. Below Bar Lake I do not know the na­ while in tha Bank. Hare attended perBankwaz tint. " ■ ture of the'beach. At Frankfort there C. Miller. N. W. Nelson, C. E. Voorhles excited wo mean the character of the softs at. lus house in a professional way,. Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes. and H. C. Chan-bera. These nre all I are piers running into the-lake about pulse, but oaa not explain it in any oth­ but never prescribed for him till that Have lived at Manistee 2 years, camo 80 m 90 feet The body wn' south of recall. The records of this inquest aro in May preceding this transaction, my er, way. Did not count the beata.but day. the piers aboift one mile. The shore at ! in the hands of another Justice nt business was a Physician, was no end to estimated them at eighty, the pulse whs Ques.—At tins time ware you running Frankfort, Chas. Collier. I keep this point is not rocky. Did not notice my practice geographically, but finally strong and slightly accelerated which I: a drug store in connection with your any limb of a tree aear the body but the Point Betsey light and fish some. :explained that it extended about 80 estilnM^atflpg.tho n practice? Ana—Yes air. Objection The wind was from tho south-west du- 1 there was a piece of drift-wood resem­ made and sustained and qucRion put miles around, extending to Ludington, in practice, we mn bling somewhat tho top of a tree. Tt ring that night, and for ten, or twelve differently. CHie drug store is on Wa­ days previous, changed in the night, but Frankfort, etc. The greater part was had knots on it which stuck up an inch ter street on the opposite side from the do not. know exactly when, as I.am up :in Manistee, but do not know exactly lus natural pulse was, and Tor aught I Bank. The nostoffioe was in the samo or two. The piece was 6 or 8 feet long. tho proportion. Being asked several Did not ootics thia when 1 found tho only trto heurs at a time and then off’. times whether almost all of hie .pructioe know it may always have been beating building. The Doctor pointed out his* Tbo hands were up oem the head and body, but when 1 came back it was residence and drug store and several was not m Manirtec, be gave the, same nt this rate. within a foot of the body, cannot see the body was on the flue with the toes Hero the Dr. pointed out the position other points on tho map. Saw Vender­ I terned downward; there lay o piece of i as well os I used to and have to use 1 flood wood near the body, had knots on ;part of it was there, when the Court of his house on the map and was ex­ pool on tho Sunday of tlie alleged dis­ spectadca, but did not have them on appearance of Field a little west of my it and it had been cut at one end, did <compelled him to answer directly, when cused. when 1 saw the body. I also noticed a house passing on the street, from the not notice the other end; also, saw a .ho said “yea.” Had practiced on this Dr. Lathrop 8. Ellis, the fourth wit- west to the oast, two ladies ware with gloss bottle near the body. When I first I Sundav, and was at hi* office which waa i bottle near tho body, did not examine »aw the body it wus two or three feet, him. Did not see Field that day. perhaps thirty rods from his house and from where.- the waves break over, never Orose-examinod by Mr. Cheever. a block, or two lote from the Bank, per­ Have lived in Manistee tan years, touched the body but was within two or < "."’'iSTy *7LZ nLl Graduated from the Berkshire MediIhiwfeet of it when it <u nwrod, mum the boi, mhmM, f Am—Did haps 15 rods, wu at my office in the practice medecinc, knew Field and • * Fifth Day's Proceedings. �cal College in IS’52; first practioc'l in MeadviUo,P<-nnaylvauia,tben in Chicago. W. H« JEWELL, 5 years, when I went to Manistee where Rkgihteb of Deeds. Notaby Public, I havo remit im-d over since piacticing —and— my profeaeioa. I also have a Drug 8ENERAL CONVETANCER; store and am postmaster and have been for 10 or 11 year.?.. Tho Postoffico is ABSTRACTS OF T1TU9B ’ open on Sunday from 1 to 2 o’clock, of lands in Barry County fnrnlshod on but do not know whether it was open at application, at my office In the , Chat time in Sept 1869, or not. Was Court House. present at tho inquest held over Field’s W. H. JEWELlJr body, but could not identify the body. Htutingt, Mich. ' My first tuquoiuliyiou with him was ftUHSULl. j- NXCINS' late in the winter or early in the spring, but it was towards the latter part of his life that I was familiar with him. Did Hart their new Goode. not see the clothing taken off and do Adjoining U. F. Dwight A Co'a Foundry. not know that it wus taken off at all. I was there in a professional way to make an examination. Tho dark ring WELCOME MARBLE. July. 1871. around the wrist may possibly have been made by a rope around it- I think I testified at Kalamazoo and Manistee that this might havo been produced by a rope slipping down upon the wrist. The very BEST PLACE to buy Am some acquainted with the nature of bodies remaining in water. Do not re­ CARPETS, member about tho weather previous to this. I think it wonld fake a body from OIL CLOTHS, five to eight days to arise to tho surface, ' if free from obstructions, a body in MATTINGS, , shallow water, I think, would rise wonr er than in deep water, but do not know MATS, j bow long it would take to riso in 80 or 50 feet of water. I mean by tho Stunt j UPHOLSTERED GOODS, the triangular space between the two ■ lobes of the brain and it lies under the j AND median line. Aho wuun i was at the ‘ right of tho median lint. There u about two ounces of blood in tho Sinw, and it I is venus blood. A body lying horizon-1 tallv in tho way this was u large amount' IS AT blood would remain in the body,.' probably 14 pounds or 10 pinta. The I front wound was about half tho aizo of i 74 MONROE STREET, tho posterior. If the body had been • drowned and these wounds indicted in t GRAND. RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, ■ five minutes the appearance would bo ' Opposite the National Hotel. the same, and in ten minutes there would be but veiy little change. The I blood found in tho tinm u venus blood, | 49m,; and tho blood flowing from tho wound i -------------------- :—, would bo mixed i. c. arterial and venuv.1 Have norm* manufactured ink, but j think ink would change and the color I Look out far sot in fiom 24 to 28 hours. Was shown ! some pieces of jlppcr written iu ink but J could not toll how long either had been ; I । Adttrliumrutrf GRANTi\PHILLIPS. written, nor the difference of time bo- ' tween them. When shown tho Bank, book where the alleged changes havo I been mado thought there was a differ- ■ ence in tlie angle of the figures and ' ' upon showing the book to tho jury bv * Mr. Qheever, a quarrel ensued between ; thoHibunsel on the opposite sidrs, which ‘ ATTENTION! Ptefejjiojial. apd GEO. C. WORTH. Good Bargains in LAWYER. Garaev of Jafferron and Slate Street, over Bariow A Goodyear* Store. VAN VELHOR k ROLFE. Stmts. F. IMMEN. D. R. COOK & CO’S * “"‘Ut ATTOKXM’*vo‘<»viianJ>B»V law. u. Solicitor in Chauoery. All ienl buri new en trott­ ed to hla care will be attended to with prompt- Oftier the following Tax Title* He I. A.EE.A. HOLBROOK. TTOHNEl ’8. »nd CounmUon at Law.and Solicitsi’..,sre£L “JTO?%K: : Conveyane- WM II. HAY FORD of L-INDS Second Cheever. crose-examination by Mr. Paid her eome money on a county or­ der at this time, had refused it before when she sent her boy. As she stated her case I thought it would be a good thing to have it suppressed. • Ques.—You thought it would be a jgood thing not to tell what she knew ? Ads.—I didn’t tliink anything about it. Ones.—What did you think it would be a good thing for ? Ads.—For hareelf. This finished liis examination and Court adjourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow Barry County - ono of > T al Law. Solicitor in Chancery. *11■omptly to all borine** entruriod to him the best Counties in the Slate of . WM. L. COBB, Michigan, ASSYRIA. eocairriux rtfofnwtf /jOfawJ. ^?f.Aw •scriqx.iuaacairrtux. .!.wu.ro» ’ "HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY al Law. In'arancc ------ L--------and J 'C<>lleetln< AfetiL Will give pro— tapt ,.. atlealion .. to all buH- •V HYDE K BAUER. MAPLE GROVE. CASTLETON. I» » I ofn e V Barlow A Ucodyoar t Blore, VljelJofnwS WM. II. JEWELL, WOODLAND. of Urne-al Conrnincf Notary Public. 08ee in the Overt Hew open at al) houra. .<!//«• to be paid when T. WHEELER. J. W. MAYNARD, JOHNSTOWN. NATIONAL HOTEL, »!■ FHKPHEBD A CAMPBELL. Proprietor*. BALTIMORE MIIHILKVILLE EXCUANGK, A CARD. Michigan Exchange. Drraotr, Fasacaar l.’>tb, 1ST I. Sts: This Hotel, ao b>ug and favorable known to the Travlinj Public, is being tlioroiifhly re­ paired and pnt in perfect order for buuneea, and will couiiaue to be kept in all its appointments M s First Cteae House. But to meat the wiahea of our Craenda and patrons, oar charges will be rodeoed to fiite per dav, and the proprietor so licit the patrouMe of all who wiah to find a quid aad pleeaeutborne while in the city. •t. & F. LYON, proprietor. WHEELER A. DOWNING NASH^’ILLE, MICHIGAN, I HASTINGS I W. BAlUil CARLTON I'hj'aalolani >RS. J. M. k. C. RUSSELt, HTSICIANS aad Surraua*. The treatment of Private Diaeaaeo will receive particular attention. BARRY. PATHIC PtoteeteM. OAeuiaoU P.O. U BptKtol atteattom paid to CHRONIC ’HOPE. JOHN ROBERTS Druggists and Chemists, WM. UPJOHN, and dealer* in PHYfilClAN and Sarxwu. O*c. wi e.rovt. HaMinsa. PATENT MEDICINES. PAINTS, RUTLAND. wwtao or (URMcrj/ TTocrtiee. Also 100,000 Dm. «r AVool 'Wanted! JOB ffB HP, DR." C. C. LINSLEY, BOTANIC aad Ealeetie Ptoriman a» troate all ehronic aad acute diaeaMo: i OILS, VARNISHES, u btaf. L TURPENTINE. TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. ROOKS 4 STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, IRVING. ISAAC W. VROOMAX. <• CIGARS ami TOBACCO, lifted <iee Vefa.t E. H. MALLORY. PRAIRIEVILLE. KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES r* WALL PAPER, 4e.. Ac.. RufueX CITY DRUG STORE, OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. n'wQofef MjUptolaei te’J2:attended ST?- ORANGl^ILLE Stu. St.. H».unr», Mleh. ■. «. «O1M. J. ROBERTS k. CO.. Krf.'wY • xgawx* For the BEST AND CHEAPEST DEALERS In Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and bbaeo. CJathmx,Hsu ‘nd Capa. Ae^ Ac. • DRM. B. J. k. E. F. BROWN. W.KEE SPIUNGH. BOOTS M MS, THOBNAPPLE. Of Home Manufacture,. COM* BKK TUMM Go to theH. A.BU8ELL. vriltoCW. We „n dMrtUly . AT THE BANNER OFFICE. Little Red Shop! P- «. COOK Jfe ■OWXT TO 1OAS J co CALL AT JOHN STANLEY'S NOTICE. AU penott; iadebtod to Dr. C. O-Soott, either by all information desired. West of Bank. . ro" Pure Wines and Liquors! FOB MEDICINAL PDBPI^S Tho board of health—A plain diet C. G. HOLBROOK, iu tho various Townships of Situated Experience!! Had sent a message to him by one of my clerks in regard to the draft be(ore I saw him. When I saw him he did Mr. MARBLE havin' bought lha Cardiag J/* not hesitate to let me go behind tho chine lately owned in Middleville, and having removed it toJRastinfe, and counter, nor to lot mo look into the safe, ■ and he did his boornoits as usual. The > filled up in the beet style, be will do work in bio lino in tbo burglar proof box in the safe is about bril manner and ■eight by nina or ten inches. There waa ■a pile of bills in front, and tho dis-' arranged bills were behind them. Did ' not have the draft with me when 1 got! Hntlmtnetion. the cash, but Vanderpool called at my . Guarantee store in tho afternoon and gut it I j knew Mrs. Springer and thht aho was a V^'WooI sent by Railroad will be witness for the defense.' In April 1870 Carded to order, and sent'back in good had a conversation with her in regard to leaving the State, in case aho was want­ condition. ed as a witness. She did most of the talking and I assented to what she said by saying “yes” and “no.” I testified Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR’S nt Kalamazoo that I was anxious for her New Warehouse, to leave tho State as it would further the ♦ends of justice,and that I did moat of tho Miking. I said in substance what is . there, stated. I superintended the publi­ SELECT SCHOOL. cation of tho pamphlet, “known as a Aaexara. Aug. 7, 1S71. history of the first trial of Vanderpool. A Select School in Aeavriais about to take ef­ at Manistee.” Have prescribed forI fect on tbo 4th of September, al the -Vanderpool, and during tho interview ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, tT^iheuauk I gave him a proscription. । Piepjratory for Teacher*, and tlioae who feel interw.tcd to pul to a good u»c the advaaiajea they R 3-d irect—Counsel asked for first I desire from such a source. constantly adding question asked in regard to Mrs. Spring­ thereto. er, when Roi>orter read several ques-1 Dvery student eipcennjt te attend aliould be present on that day. Young men or women pre­ tions and answers, and then counsel told 1 paring for teaching, or winter school, will find him to give tho conversation between , the etuddiea so arranged as especially to meet wants. himself and Mrs. Springer when ho said: their Benke can be bad al low ralcv. The nchool She would like to go home on a visit will close in time io a* not to interfere with the to her parents and get out of the way at commencing winter school. tho next trial, as alio thought her testi-1 Tuition to tho School, S3.OO. many had been misrepresented and 1I For further information, addreaa. MORRIS E. KEITH. Assyria. told her I thought it would bo n'good j thing, I asked her about tho possibility j ef her getting away and if sho thought ’ she could keen out of sight, and sho said j aho thought she could as no one knew where her parents lived. Ques.—Did you say any thing also in connection with this r Objection made by Mr. Hughes. Court overruled tho -objection and exception taken. I stated nt Kalamazoo that Mrs. Springer told me that she thought Vanderpool guilty, but tho Counsel had misrepresented her testimony making tbo timo between one and two in the afternoon, when it was before noon. Ques.—Did you moke any statement further than a repetition of tho conver­ sation between you and her, and if so, what? Objection was mode by Mr. Hughes and overruled and exception noted when he gave the answer. I think if J recollect when I made that statement the croes-cxamining Attorney replied, sort of enearingly, you wanted k... *_ _ 1> _.— I__ . _________________ Office in Hasting'. furnished a ploosiug interlude to tho I 30 Years . I- RUSSELL, ML OAROINfi tired audience.' A great many changes -and alterations ij^p*found nil through ■ tho book and sht^ui to the jury. ' Can-be bad-by Culling at NEW CARPET HOUSE NOTTINGHAM LACES, Card'. , . „ »*• C. 0. SCOTT. -A. WOOLEY. Heating, JOHN WMITMOBB STEW ART A STE1NH OFF. Woi anti' Hated Mils, �Jhr {ypublican ^aiuifij. COULD'HT LIE txnuj IL 5XWZT. Subscribe Hisrraos. I1ud.lt, Auoxrsr 18, 1871. Death of Hon J. D. Wooley. From an Invitation sent to Mr. Hugh™ Io day. to Mtond the runend or tbo 1>U> Ju.tln 1>. Wwley, v. regret to l«ro that be dlrel atbt. reddenreln Mareball, on tlie 16U, iMt. HoatMlted law with Ma. Hu^aa and waa bla partnerrrom IMStHl tba Iwgtanh,, of tba ]•resent year. the broken shall She cried : "Who** done t hi* erael While fart the bitter drop* fell. I" O KJ THE] THE EAGLE AGAIN. Michigan Cullings. And the HuUni. JStannn^whloh. at RftPld» Eagle, promises the wry outlat or a dally publlrelloti .uT?!L under ureuure or irlrlng fdal “ .™,l that the “Fair of the Northern Mich­ *—purrlar report or proceeding, in the igan Agricultrial and Mocbahlcal Soci­ ety and the titate Pomologlcal Society, to the side of the defense—don't hke to be held in Ibte city, will exceed the State Fair at least $5,000 In grow re­ llhad n poffect right to do — ceipts. ” wbat It ?ndonrto<M1 to be the reliance ■Thu Compustiox of the Detroit, fe’idrai.e?n1?e2Lti“’ de,r’!nseBanner Lansing A Lake Michigan Railroad, to th!.?^7?»f .T*" “ d“Put« wlth on Lane!ng, is to be celebrated by the De­ tilt menu of the tw, tuid at the same troit Board of Trade In a manner worthy ofnnaravStl’J2 {or<Mt*11 ‘be Judgment of the occasion. The celebration will or Barry county Jurors mm follows! bike place about the 4th of September. So says the Eagle. Well, do not only Grand Rapids is to be Invited. pretend but shall give an impart re­ •The Michigan State Sabbath School port of the proceeding*. but have an' Convention will meet at Monroe on the undoubted right to comment on tbo te.*- ~hl 0!^ Au^u-t^ end continue through timony, but the Eagle knows that Is ed­ itorial and no part of the official report. A speclsl term of the Circuit {Court, Again, speaking of us pnd the Kalatna- Judge Unron, of Coldwater, pres'diug. convened yeexerday. and adjourned un­ soo Te’egraph the Eagle maintains the til Monday, the 21st. without doing any courtesies of Journalism as follows • ~~~~ buurnes-... .*2«3Bi “"<1 *"ld up Iho ^Tho new road from Dairoit ta Lan­ cloven foot as conspicuously as you please. Meantime the case will be tried sing will bo completed next wee, and **U,?OMy' “,ld Wesd,*H continue by September 20, wiU bo extended to as hertofore to give our readers tho news a junction with the Grand Rapid* and and the prominent points of the trial, Indians route, at Howard. on both sides, a* freely as you have Mhown/youreelvcs eager tn do, (with vol.“n.tr,r up-m one, And It isju-t aa well perhaps tlmt tbo public Mr*,.'d. A. Morrill trbhee to annonnre to the la­ FSJS*tand,on*h‘5»> ’Me you nreret.dned. lt.wili help In weighing the dle* of liuliar* and vicinity that (ho i« eonnutly m’ISXT - Solo Proprietor of SHEPARD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, Tbe, Price, only SO Cents a Bottle. MfffllCMI BABiNEB the following comp!»lnu, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, CostIreness, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever & Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Comtlons of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, <Ce. Ac. I can ■■fely say there I* more reel rnulne Bittera in one BO Cent* Bottle of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Bitters To the Ladies!! umns Phyalctana throughout th* City and appear In your col- ,( oacerning this we wish only to any, *»-AIl rtylM of Hoop Skiru raiauteolure-1 y JU,<t M ^dr fl°r were order. Naor th* Port Ofiee. ob JMftnoo ritrwt. true, B>hleh It b not,) to be retained for Xr». JI. A. MORRILL. HuHnn. Jan* Jut. im. JalmS Price, only SO Cents a Bottle. . tain rd for the people. and no msa who GO TO CLARE'S FOR^PICTURES. reads, or has read the editorials In the Eagle, prho does not know It has done all it could to convict Vanderpool from the very first, on the ground, we sup­ pose. that It believes a man charged with guilt, guilty until he prove< him­ self innocent. At least such is a Air construction of the position the -Su^k assumes, while we believe the respond? C. N. SHEPARD. Proprietor, Grand Rapids. Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY A SLADE Hastings, Mich. ent mnocenf until he h proved guilty. That is the difference between us and the Eagle.. ' HERRIC H. A. Goodyear. Dan i Striker. MURDER AT MABISTEE. As might be expected In a communi­ ty where “the poutf l of humin flesh'' Is demanded regard lets of the rights of individuals, humin life b held in light (wteem. accordingly we are not suprbed to flud in the Ealge of Wednesday the particulars or a honible murder eommltted Id Manhtee on Monday the 14th 1 nst. The Ealge gays. From a gentleman on his way to Has­ tings a* a witneus Id the Vanderpool trial now lu progress there, the follow­ ing particulars of another horrible mur­ der occurred Monday evening, August lain, near the St. Charles Houac. One Michael l-inan had some dispute with one of the boarder* at tbo St. Charles, a Norwegian whose name wa* not given, and finally dared him to go out doors, which the Norwegian did. He had scarcely got out of the hotel when Flunn turned ou him with a butcher knife and -tabbed him to tho heart, striking him but once, but killing him almost Instant­ ly. Finan Immediately fled from the village. The Norwegian was a quiet in­ offensive man and had always borne nn excellent reputation. Finan is reDreanted as a burly, quarrierome fellow./The most incense excitement prevails in Manistee over this, the third horrible murder that has eccured there within two years. . Finan bad not been arr&dod when our informantlelt Manislee, but the au1 hoi tics were making every possible ef­ fort. The SherifF, 1‘hlneas Mixer, has oflered $100 reward for apprelies Ion, and gives the following deserlpton of him : "He. is about 25 years old, 5 feet 11 inches high, has dark brown hair, gray eyes, full face, with no bea**d but a moustache, broad bold forehead." Dealers in A WASHINGTON dispatch to tha Chi­ cago Timas stales that a letter Just re­ ceived from Gvrnutny aars that “tba people of Vrankfort-oa-tns Main are particularly friendly to Hon. W. W. Murphy, the lata Consol Ganeral, on account.of his firm resistance to tha illegal demands of the Prussia* General Manteuflfed, during the d of that aity by the PrwMUaa and OTXMTKH. Solid Silver aid Plated Ware. BMW, HARASSES. Iron, Nails, Glass, W BI G HT Subscription—$1. for the Trial. AGENTS FOR THE Hplonclid Opportunity! F1KE nOVBB,Oood Building*. ExmII.bI Wat IiMirabl. Orchard and all nordful eonrenitnew •bl*. TH* land may b« Pkttod Wooden "Ware, <fccSend in your .Advertisements. the owner. nS«f moaty. For term tn<nir« of MXRCEHX^ WRIGHT Detroit Stoves, CITY PAINT STORE! MADE OF GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE COMMIKS k BROWN, Lake Superior Iron ------- FOR PspsT-Essimi, WOODLAND PARLORS. $1.00 f.r 75e I will dost out my Stock of Summor J PAINTERS.’ the best is the world. Aho the PIR80MAL. VANDERPOOL Gold & Silver Watches, JOB WORK Dry Goods and Clothing phy did mow to nataln our eakfonsl credit at that fl □■■dal center, during the dark days of the rebs^““~ —other AmerieaD abroad. Mb. Hxkry B. Dow good axperiaaoe and a miliar wAthe _______ Stete. beebesu edihai wideawake trl-weekly, the Bay City Journal. ' BKTUKUCA1 CAUCV*. The Republican Electors of the City of Hastings are requested to meet at Wil­ liam H. Hayford’s office, in Empire Block, on Friday Evening, Aug. 18tb, 1871, to nominate two Candidates for Justice of the Peace to be supported at the ensuing special election. By Order of City Com. N. Bailey, CA’n. at 8 ovsty-flvo cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. COBXIMIOMER'I XOTICX- BOTH PLAIN OB Horsemen ATTENTION I s’.s-.rt2au,~.™ W FINE WCHK MUSICAL! A SPECIALTY. Orders by mail far Advertising, Saboaripttons or Job Work, promptly attend­ ed to, and wo will warrant Satudactioa. W. H. HOLMES, Pnblilirer genl for th* jurtly celebrated TAIL** a rftLRT ORCIN, -» beat in the market Call at the Drag Star Dr. Borton aad an it, Booth Ride Stat. 8HaaUnp, Mich. �Tlja R^pdauic^fl B^(«hei^. DAILY DUPING TBE TUIAL Good evening. -liiToLaiaT____________ Pabliaher. Weather fine. *nl Maib^kojEaMtlofkaal A. m. J. Roberts A Co., at tho Post Office, keep the Daily Ba.xxem for sale. 1 OwJteMibHdallrtl Fill- 100 r. x. r- * °**n ■TATtOSB. fackron di Ain’t it Nice—To have a daily in Hastings? J. ROBERTS. P. .M. Local felweft jiitice;. AUGUST i&ri. Appreciated—Our littlo Daily. Read the advertlaemente In the Dally. toi- f Grand River Valley Division Two Dallies today. -MAIL ARRAXGEMEAT. »rJk.Ta" TKA.VEt.EJR’e OVIDE. LOCAL EVENTS. & The Bond give us sweet music most every evening. Republicans, attend tbe caucus this evening. If a itersou wants a hornets nest, t tir Hsnimond* Bowen’ | 4 10 up the jircss. Grand Rapjrl 4_5» The Daily. Term-?— $1 for the trial. rates reasonable. Advertising For war uews see Detroit Dallies. For Vanderpool trial and home news see th6 Banner. Hams, Wilhami & Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Barry county, but they 'have one that will stick any aud ail kinds of moldings that are needed. They also have on hand a large number of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low figures for cnsii. The popular Businear College of the country is located at Grand Rapidn. Tnz Naw Fixm—J. W. & C. G. Bent­ ley, manufacturers yf stall, doors, blinds aud moldings, aud everything else, JFe «o busy selling moldings that they can­ not write for the local column this week. SUPERIOR. MERRY AND STATESMAN STATIONS. irand Hap dp The brick-work, the new scales, tbe new blns and everything at Barlow A Caledonia' MilJlerilU. Goodycnr's new warehouse is first class. £3L Quimby* Goodyear A Striker, hardware mer­ chants, have a fine advertisement for the next iaspe of .our weekly. Kalamazoo and Jkiin .Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS 'v-moDlrillr sk: In regard to the drowning of Mr. Examination of Teachers for Barry Wellington Bowker's son we wore misCounty. Fall Series. All persons who arc owing me. must to!?tm.ei!,0 tOi’.hc P®^011 n,uncdas fin<ltake notice If tbe same Is not paid within ingthebov. ItwusChaa. Youngs Su­ , The Foil series of teachers ciuuinatioEi will be pervisor or Hope, who found him. ’ held as follows: thirty days the nccoifnts will be left with At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. a Justice for collection. Battle Creek is the Banner City “ Hastings, Ort. 9th, and Nov. Oth.. John M. Be«smeb. for subscriptions to our dnilv, 200 being “ Assyria, Oct. 13th—Ellis School I Hinting*. Aug. M, IKl. Jw mJ Thi“ V?'.y-’i'tocuwi iy House. for%iie CI k’ * ’ E- 1 «**’«> Las them At Nashville, “ 17th. . Ca*h btore hare good SO ct. T*w for GO “ Middleville “ 20th. cents. 4r. “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. Kun».~Mn. H. E. I'rire. ofjockWoodland, Nov. 10th. liua copy of Fl., d'. „.r„lo„, New Good, el fto Pure*,! C.m, Each examination .will commence and continue at tlie prlnle^HKlMe, -The Ifannoby of tbe o clock A. »««*•_____________________ bupenntendent. and will be oral a. .AtlHbutee,” by Dr. William annoonco althia early date the Fall I Cuetom work rn.de on ebort notice, taehoola of । imgbod style and reasonable prices -‘•““‘“mu- in inc naaiee liairht. bat ' nt Runyan’s. ________ inthaB«th<xbofiaipaninrin*tnieUon. Theetand-1 Quite a numlier of ladies were in at­ an! of the paat will not only be maintained, but ateadily advanced, that the echoob of Barry may Ladies’ fine shoes of the latent styles tendance ot the trial to-dav and the gen­ eomtMtra farormhlv with aluw*. »r _.k— ____ .iZ: t , at RUNYAN’k tlemen showed tiieir gallantry by allow mg several of them to stand up all tbe |*el^^noo,'' whi,° th®y enjoyed good Ah Every-day Story. GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PALL, . 11 was J. Gntramons wl^> m> noisily disturbed fh^ peace of. our city on Wednerfby night, and itarmnoi “Police No. Trains on tho Chloaro k JViehi<>n Lake Sborw R. 1” who looked after blm. 11. leave brand Hajihb tur Mmkeroa and White ball, as follow* : n>iea<o Kx|imo at 1000 a m. Detrui’. Eijireaeal The Dally L» delivered bv carrier to &0U p m. every convenient part of the city. , H. K. MARO ENT, Oen.Snpt. tJIAS n. Bl*nlI.AM-tBurt. Those who do not get them bv carrier TEACHERS’ NOTICE. can get them at this office. PLOWS JLVD COSTU^g, RAWING MACHINES, HARROWS, ETC., and th/} largest- stock of AGRICULTURxYL MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by Notice. /.XT*"- f Nm>" *' L1»”« “Hello John, whereareyou going?” Jnatice. “I was going down here to buy some ■rrocen--.” Mr. J. F. MJnkler is at work iu his •‘Wdllaxn goini; down to Mace Al­ gallery Again, and It* |lo,^ n„„c W1J| len’s to buy mine.” pre.ume u,ai any „r Ui.- report. arc true "Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t umll tbe c«<p ladrelded by thejura-w|,o nny of hjm, J always go there to buy alone unisdclennlno the facia. crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Nut The following table, compiled by Col. long ago T bo’t a whole set of crockery I I/lIl!ngtou’ AcM?K Superintendent of and pajier enough to ^paper my bouse, the Census shows tbe n«m< er t.fnji 'J there, 20 p^r cent, cheaper than I could c t^ loejg^orlhe Wnstem^tni ' buy any where ebe. Uoide. be war ------atewe the age of.a, •ntijtal to v^te: BANTED IT. The crockery he keeps is 1®! ’.'° r.W.sil Michigan.. llliaah * .S74.MJ the Boot's celebrated ware.” •Ml.WS Slinncauta .. T5.S74 ludiaua. ■C77,93s Wlacoutio., ‘Well, I always do so on groceries, •204.177 -tdS3,«7l Nebraska.. ■ »,(•»?; and 1 know you can. Borides he takes - ---------------^Patches from Ft. Paul, Minn, sav anything! have to Fell nt a fair »»•«*[ price, I tOO. I get a *• better tolwcco. tea and I «h*t the North Pacific Railroad from' sugar there for the same money than I Duluth westward to Crow Wing vlt»ny where e!ee in town.” the MlssfawlMMB*, n £ ... . M. ALLEN, “Des, hasljcrn acceptedftnm tho con* " ashington Block. Aug* 15,1871. | !£CJM8w a magnificent vern^s - “ —— —-------------. The raloon keepers, gamblers War.aaled t'ratom Made Boot. Ih,m .1 .1URW who UMMiily CODfflWnh* along tl>e line of such works havi Detroit, Grand flap lib and JacKson been driven off by ihe Company. ___________ nt Rl-kyan’s Call on Miss Wiixxkx tor nAlllneiy so vs1' goods of oil the latest and best style?. WBS ku°y y< Leaving the East und m rinng ut Chi­ ledged to be tho C., B. & Q_, jpined to­ gether with the B. * M. Railroad by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and palled tho Bcblinotox Rot-n:. Tho main line of the Route running te Omaha, connects with Road^ and fams to-day the Pacific the leading route to California. The Middle Blanch, entering Nebraska at Plattsmouth, pass­ es through Lincoln, the ' State Capital, and wiH this year be finished to Fort ’ or f0““Dn a C< R’*dIo*« Meiod. ut Teach- KrtSissrscS' wjv.’Ss.s.Ti •bout half eumot prh— «----- .. JISC?!!??!??-?1 ALSO, LUMBKI: FL OOZING SIDING Jr, jc. THE 1871” CELEBRATED H.. HICKS, Hams, Williams, & Co Farrier's Improved! Still detinue to Sell Corn Sh.eU.er! Groceries, JOB SALE AT Crockery. Doors, Glassware, Warehouse on Broadway. ( &C., &C., Blinds. Cbrepertb.oMybtore In Htotlnn, Land and Calcined Plaster, &C. LIME, WATER LIME. LUMBER, LATH, anJ SHINGLES b*™ »‘fbrCre<. b, c. 1*. HICKS. dressed August 10. 1871. LUMBER. best style CrMEBLE Of *11 Kind*. and OF MEN’S a • L". Sash. Elerator Uoilding of C. F. Dwight A Co, RUSSELL The Circuit Court. t. Hardware, Harnf^ex, Agricultural Tools, &c. HAWINGS, MICH. WE B00T31 ,n ,h.* cyr. M»nur*cturtd by lUf i J ‘ Lad aho drove ' ■'Vis to market, and Stune boy stopped at Stautfeds •emember, Wtobtojtnn moek. Swi rt*. guj, K, We will not be under- sold by any House The young men from your Colle*** thousand horn Are.*wJt «re\.„r The Corner Grocery/ .. ............ "or” *“ to Mr*. Blmto.il of Middlerille, on the , xalis into tt hne running ground of cruelty and desertion. The down the Mmouri through St Joe to tittle ot the com was Blaisdell vs. Blais­ Kaam* Cut, ud ,U Kuu*. Pureodell and was an uyarte proceeding. gers by this route to Kansas, see Illi ^^5™l0WB’ “d “dDttKBVED.-Mea>rs. Bwensburgh 4 hy^. alfcht diverge^ »n^ejiehmska RobfM have received from Hon. TheeD. Gilbert, one of the, leading . bankers nt Grand Rapids, a Recent of the tn I▼ersity, and ono of the brat scholars In —to, tree- the State, the following letter com­ •ringed atramns—its rough bluffs gad mending their Commercial College, to which the attention of our young men 1» invited: Land-bm among tho Moldings a Specialty raphy. Karl’a ibortar top's Mathrm.fi-. acroM the Gontjneni by over 100 miles. ' MANUFACTl'IIERS OF FASH, DOORS, IlLIXDf*. MOLDINCtf, Ac. Ctanoi inlht bnuiebra tanaht darins thawinter W- T- OMAN'S Don't n rea. bxi>.-odc jon„, .uraame.1 Alko, Invested with a IltUe brief aulborlly, i. m wltb vengo^redlr,. Where, Ob I ,Wb.re,f. PoUceNo.1. Don't we frei bad? Ab' .*> "“ld’M we feel bed-wben a man of aucl, fremendow* power, mobaixt and motally, I. after ua. PMeet-proua-ntrrm- PROTECT n., ob "Ye Power. Above," for earthly poteblalre ere {Perfectly nowerlee. before .orh a ler-1 rl >le scourge. ;Succr»»ui» to Nicker A Beni lev i Mamfknar And why should he have, Our peo­ ple have already contributed over $300 to the defense in this cause, aud feel ns : The place to buy your boots and shoe- if they had done about all they cau af­ ford to do. When the people of Grand lBat RvxyAN’s. Rapids shall linve contributed as Hberendly It will be ample time for the Burlington. Timet to surer at us. . cago or IndiauapoJL, how shall wo reach the West ? The best Line is ackuow- J. W. & 6. G. BENTLEY Lt "‘11 oommance txpl- 4lh and continue six weeks. The Sapenntendeut of Schools will also conduct • traimnx ctou for teachcrr, at the villa** ,.f wmb.u.7h^r granite STATE. Ilal'hls Timet of yesterday Finer National Cujthimo Hdvse. —Go there for the best and cheapest Clothing, Geutu Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E.G. Williams. E. P. BURRALL Office in John Wcisertt’s tlardware Store, Brown’s New Block. In 3<£ichig CHI- iThe Best in the City. YOU *re prowridto Very miwftu, TJSOB. D. GlLEkMT.7 J. C. WoonRiTpw WOODRUFF. forwarm meals aiaUkours. Kimber the place. Opt^^tslnins Bakery. South side State St � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-19.pdf 5aafe0548989ca0a1500634cd25687fe PDF Text Text ®ljc tastings Sanner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. ~ ~~~ ^t~~ HASTINGS, MICH., SATURDAY EVENING. AUG. 19. ~ ~ THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. i But still I would Fifth Day's Proceedings. XOBXTXO WBS810X. Aug. 19th, 1871. [I’oEHixnox.—In our report ofyester- —awy—saw*—^a^as> 1. NO. 5. not say 6, or 8 feet1 body only by a mark on the arm . anfl a half after he left that I i JMnoei'?»It'L?UJ£TO2.tinUeitO^3t^’‘ 7h,oh 1 had Reen before in our store J->-*---------- v ——._j .l» _ ,i. I1 heart - - amtimmd . —7~IT' wuiuiv uiue,; rou Had no time piece which I coMullcd. TC— A””** ?♦. u U f"rnalJe u^uxv “^7 uiauo msdo ni in. blu8 ,n "uch ^tntemight be ।| lirart heart oontmuod to treat. beat. , From 4 to H « and black, in d A standing position with a Think I saw him that muriiimz also ' on that day the Immortal !± «*■»».!»' !»>™1 the anbend. t—1 board'd nl Snfcnwn /to In ArtantEf^ I<nts of blood would flow. I toko it that , segment of stars around hood G.™ Gave ____________________________ 3^-rtWj.Id ^teete Im, taS-fipSh.hr .ttentionto ,bo higK M ' * - • l.MlselMinnL Alahanii?*??’ I tiuhk one third of tho whole quantity , me to bring here to deliver to Mr. „ nmrrnug. . »| mnia wa. of tho 6 or 8 pints would flow, perhaps Church, which I did in the same condi■ rd next caUo*1 a*'d <hl*1 March, 1MB, a law was enacted Incor.re^‘Or,e<^ a*® ***' hklf “J1* the u,v quantity. n near: continuIf inr the heart continu- Ii turn tion 1I 1received it It was wrapped in >5 worn, said ; ■ L‘^P®S“ ‘5^tu.,io“ J? 9*e ed.’<-anees, Rowlund O. Crispin, as laying that th .4 flto beOt beat 33 m minutes .’nul!T it would increase 1‘ brown naper. No cross examination. j I live iu Manistee, have lived there, thlM »(£!?" Am^Kicl!*’ hoPgroivn Field ‘‘had on a black eoat, vent, pints, r^°. ‘bo flflow more thanJlf. if “ itflowed °W U -?^ lhnn ^ow.?d simply 8lmPb ; I Mr. Mr.Quincy QuincyA. A.Busell Busellwas washqj npxt called ’ throe yoara, am County Clerk nnd-ltegis- i up the Howard Univereitv. b &c.” It should Unv» been: Hu had ^m gravitation. Think death occured and being duly sworn, said: I have ter of Deeds. Remember the disappear- 1 A law was enacted tn February, 19M, ou no coat, black rest, pinta, de.] it'diilnT*' W0Un^B’ ttnd 1 cnn M-v . lived Manistee thirteen years. Re- ance of Field,, was iu the boidwaru ■ *7»rolUng all colored men, whether ,T «?«■ Thervlluf iurors Imhur , D?t occur from drowning, on ac- , member the circumstance of the disap- buaintM. nt (list tiiu. ou Water «™.l, : ‘ CthTitX lh 77 t “J the tongue and prance of F,eld. Was not in town k .b»u< >2o f... «. oHh. bMt._ >th n lines-, Dr. hnrost L. hhurley bo- i think I can ray it did not occur from . the forenoon of that Bunday, but came ploughs, hnrrog* ootk old »»«>, 4a., 1100 bounty. But thlr vm wholly re­ mg duly sworu said : j pouoning, on account of the rigidity of ! in during tlie day and saw the bank at outside of the building. The old iron ]>caledln 1867, I am u Physician, live in Detroit, am 11 *° n*°8“M ‘ho appearance of tho ' about half jiast eight in tho evening, is kept in several place*, most of ft is on 1 On the 11th of June IBM, a bill bc20 yearn old, graduated at. the Bufalo wound*, but,if the poison had nut been , left the town of Brown in the afternoon, tho east side of the store, but there is • °V3e„a ,nW,?’•<*"« Colored soldiers on cf1 “ SS?Z5dtaS'““’’" ”‘,h Medical Colegi*. Lived iu Manistee in !'.try®‘iauine, it would have boon more dif- i and arrived homo in the arening and oorimta<m tta dock. il 1809, knew Field and Vanderpool for 1 licu^‘ tell, irom the rigidity of the I wont past tho bank to supper at about oH •forte, plough*. fit. H.J known, Jum 2S. U»l. . bill wn.,l,n«lte|«alabout nine months previous to this mur- i nQd if tho wounds had bean in-1 eight o’clock, and remainea at the hotel field some eight months, last saw him Ing the Infamous Democratic fugitive* der. Ito not recollect much about tho I fl,c‘w‘ unmemntoly after death it would I till about half past ten or eleven, when I think on tho Sunday of his disappear- ‘ slave law. ‘ . nnm nhnil* <.r 10 o’clock nlrwdr on <>... what wlini was wnu In 1“64. n Inw wnB was jwa-eJ i»an-*eJ allowing disappearance of Held, ns I went to 1 “avo been difficultto tell from the wounds. I started back and poaseil the bank and once about {I 9 or Chicago that Monday, was present at the < ou‘d °°‘ twrar ihot ho did m>t die u- I’ passed’ up the ’ :i " 'if-ht. street, ’I known :w Bailey’s Corner. Saw Mr. colored men to con tract for carrying the maite. inquest held over tho body of Field, in !,n>m P°ison «u tiie circulation. Al! 1 »k.-. . the window and saw a dim Moses Denning, Mr. D. D. Ruggloa and The year before the act was puM<*d a professional way. recognised the bodv 1 i,D0T l? ^at Runr cause from i* though the curtain.* were down. others with him. Saw Vanderpool un prohibiting all distinctions on account by a mark ou the*arm and his name on ! “ ‘be wounds—saw <i sufficient ■• i.-u mu air. Mr. Hughes iiugues iiskou asked ruat that uie the Monday morning ■Sept. •’ r- 6th, about 5 of race or color in the public convey­ the pants, examined the body carefully, ?w‘!4’ for Aea‘b hut could not swear that wuru. -a» .hough a euruiu wa, down ” » c!“l »" ’'«p . St. u..r Faf, 11™, ances <>f this District. The law creating the Freedmen's Bu ibund two wounds on the head. *fc wiis cause. other.aidu street, , . , ,. , , , 1 stable, on tho other. buIu of the street, . . bv Mr. -------„„-------I" «™k™ out- '’ki.h TO gtua.te! and ' in „ llvonei, of mo M ,eral reds, lu „ reau was passed early in the year 1865. ,,,, . Redirect Eggleston. advance several ho, w wo* • January 27,18»D, tne famous thirteenth ' lhe witness was here called. from the i xExamined F...... ----- !--J »-ixio • via • ’ ’head. - uvi his ’uau hair on his Do nut ' auAi-jpu-l statejpeht made that “the curtain was . on tho west ride of the street, this stn'ct amendment to the constitution, which u>3 iivau. mi Unit I.;, 1:------ __ . ., , is not jeveI ,in,j M Ffty8 BtabJo is had bwn previously approved by the stand to prescribe fur Mr. Vandenwul | think his to.:. hair ---was-----------extraordinary as 4_ to !i down ” «ta, h».l « ...TO, ehill or .ho ^U... j quantity, '■X1!,'; .. but “ think ’“Lt' it was •7"? ratherr thin. "ii” ' c™- vtataHuuin. t>T Mr. «••» ’«■ Loll I , uv.-wr. X4UU i ’* “'l» >toh toh-- , -M 1 camo to this docliv- Senate, passed the House of Represen­ I ,.x«miu.4 tho body ..xutnudly »o.i “,d" l™',l th” I ota:. J.o'li ' 1 V., ’ Brown nt abui:t ztodt mst four in the •ltv ' uemra th» tatives. forever abolishing slavery in the t’nited Rtate. lanistoe h id - voc®nt ’ron' hut house and stooped fi>nn<l n ilqmjieioo orousd thb fiai.t <ui.l Iu Io ; . ™ ur tflw ’ nllernwn lo rolum to Mi During this year acta were pas-^cd re r. wound on the forchi*ad al>out uu inch r a., nr. , iiealing the various measurer enacted g.«ri hote... r.»d» TOUTOJ bud, i. r. ' »" •n'1 by the Southern States under Johnson'* in length. The body was dressed in -^hv next witness, L. B. Ixjng, bein;s rough, road, were no. torou. to Ihto | ‘""“J rule, designed to establish slavery In i or four boar, in romiug. look.ri at my I 151"™ 1 black pants and .vhite shirt. There wus | duly sworn, said : T w •i • • i i- j- , ' timepiece at least unco, eight mile* from ! ’,u“ t,lu‘ n‘°rnmg. , another form, authorizing the disgracealso a handkerchiuf attached to the ■ fuiappro'.ticMhipeyrtvm, the law in re­ 1 reside in Manutee, have hved there Manistee, did not go by Bunk on my . Crura-examined by Mr. Choever. IxxJy, but I do not know how. gard to vagrancy, and authorizing the 3ly opinion is. thut tho.se wounds were ■ manafiu-tioin .1" m**1 '/V1. gX,f • woy ,o tho hotel, went hl my Ii.ium- first. He (itotel end look,si towards mv, du Whipping <if negroes. . 'l“,n,1V,"',^|The bridge!, about half a Hook froth „.,t k„.S th., ho looked other The same year a law was passed abol/given m life. There was a alight re/..m-tiunorthoTh, tqXnwo. b h.t rT , mJ r fTn, <h» B~h. «»fi hou-e is stem, hair n men has., looked at me. 1 ’’ 'r”n°" ’lavi'n'ln ..r o .on,..I iofiittal .iter do.!.', i, «lm«’L...... ,V;,2%" f **>■!:• ,M°•’ •" :i rn"" ol " -------------------------mils from the bridge. oune aerate the eaeaat lute bid .ould ‘ ‘ '1 In December, 1866, artoolqtitH) p:um*<1 .... . ... ... _ ___. • i. _. i ... r. thevdge* uro inverted nnd flabby, and ! • ---IU”r. store, had a conversation , . . ......... it It was about 5 o'clock both.IlodMw of Cougnm uppointing the with him, was not with him more than • ",tne,w 18 a3kwl b-v Mr- Chpevor tu no blood issue*. Think these wounds ! in tha morning, 1V uJnutm to 5.1 think. JoiurCommlttco on- Rcconstruction, to mlqutes1 he bad on a dark blue .-oat. iii-t lw«n‘ out on the ,Map the ,«- -• - •• »- waa very>■light, ■ whom wns referred the credentials of all .rouldcwo iutwodiolo death. Think five jErrT "t *T ,, location of the । It 1.1 —1. ”... L. .. ““ . s T .• .. ., . ... eo •that' T oould see. jtersonscuilming seats.from Johnson’s 1... would fall tauttodialely and the™ I .“ck I“"'“ ;'.“d c>“P; o. bridge «nd «y» ho eqrfd Witness was here shown'an almanac recotiH'.riicted Stale-, and «H measures .T.uldi,0 tut roluutoty nion: Think 15™’V“"J'V t 1 Alter I went to , . my iiuusu 1 n*ke<I to swear whon the *un roan, In regard to rvcQiis’ryction. J i and «.o bk«l lo,.., thi. wound ou .1.0 bock IU February 28, I860, an net. was paKSO.l went to the hotel on Water i.he Imd tvoulil uot fivikr.but if* irft St, can’t tell what stre.-t my bouse is ou. f when he acinverod ut 5:28. 1 *worc at declaring that none of the rebel States ..... unn ten, rut liter- woGll bo wuie 'J«« »kut hail bo mu., ol Mil nnd ...xt sun* Awt trial, and it i* rvisirtv:! in tho were entitled to rcprasentiitjon in Con­ My house is on Water St., am not .[lining, rni... r.,ur u right Dint, trunk! I ' h" I Passed 1. left house gress until cougrurti shall Iwye declared is un that street but think it is. IWvd l■ ’'fo' ,,,ls*i«* . pamphlet * * . thut . .. .iny • -----ikriSJu it, ...dilwould reutinu.to Z» b ?2 Zv*' ? t“^ it the Boek on me n»r down. •Did Did not ■ “t*W minutes!"i«wt “ ,?•5.ba bat t JI did Inot 01." so such right. In April, 1808. Jhc civil rights bill, ...re for Mveml hour., but tom the “’■“.J" ’!w"l, il Kri.m.r.x> Kriem'a^d.ut"fdid not px., pro Ii ’«™r' ‘ .wear ut ’tl...t 1 did not , ”’”kd-■b but which Johm-on had vetoes!, became n «fd he l.njl. but dri not ibeltank. . thox wound not«. lung, on ueeount or ™' the Bank, but .io not tint know th..th.. that tl.e ,I P'* “I',111?1 In...Io ««, ' law by receiving the necessary twothe coogulntion. Tho heart would e«to »t»faet.ou. foou. her. He question to aek.’d- me. J- ..aswddmru - i derpuol derpool about atari 10 minutes rnnutes to 5. m Do not nut thirds majority. Juno 13. 1886, the fourteenth amend t.. bent ..limit itumnlir. Think th- !™"“k ^ush the had g.me .in tho other ride of .he s.tol tom th.- , know I*?*. that ’I looktxl "• nt my watch •» again, “. meet was passed, making nil persons How wo, indicted with .umeimdrument''^?,*,?'?' »' Bunk. Know bnt very few streets in bet think I did. my watch i* an F^ag- born or naturalized In the United State-­ like a brnnmer, dunk tho wound on tnp t ’“If Manistee * There uro four or five hotels lish lever and kct^is good lirfic, have citizens, prohibiting the States from of tho head wo. infiioted hum ttehiij TE?*’ U.,° if*,1?. “’*• • and five or six churche* Don't know tested it by several chronometers and pawling any law which shall abridge •nd the one ou th > for..he.d 1 cnmlte’ I T’,'**:” ll;’-kn . r".'™' wlmt street hotel is on. Remained id had tested it within a week previous to the annuities or privileges of such elti tens, defining who shall be Senator* or edn Mem wound. Think <• I T tt t tho hotel from two to two and a half this. Always test it every week. . . . - ,1 . i _^.i • : iu ‘‘‘en cmno out and locked the Bank mid hours. Got iny supper there in about ; Ques.— Why do you test it every week Representatives, prutectilm the civil rights of all citiiena, declaring thst Uiv F™w <h«»™>t beck two «Uw. time, ond it is so goody Ana—I can’t tell. validity of the public debt shall irever ‘““7 TO,“ “• trite! it. I thought ho looked pul., uud half un hour after 1 gut there, do not i hlteriy ,«um. Thu. -non, lut. Ie» j , UJ J* w 1 t , know how long- it took mo to eat it. . Court then adjourned till 9 o’clock oequerti »ned. and prohibiting tbc Uni­ I Monday morning to accommodate Counted States and the several States ftom .oumteucj.than ..»! Hotel, !t teek.!,l^aW1.JMbMm>i„ hl_ I That depends upon how hungry I am, I ; distinguish a difference iu his tone. 1 arainulng or paying the rebel debt, .p.. It .twain.out then sattout on tho1Bl steps. was about Md »»d on.Mount ortho illn«.ofV.n- ever Atom nerur eoop.,.te..except | h„ and rendering it Illegal and void. This answer ttinl. when 1 got to d"I“'L by lm>,. but nd Hom. eepuhtta by Jn|,n,( , .half past eight ort,’— In December, 1866, Copgre*e iiassed He appeared tto. ’* about a lx/.it t two hr.tir* — tho hotel, staid there hours exposure. It would require a heat a’. ■ UBett4v • over Jol.neon's veto an net estabtisblng , nnd a half, and then weut i.oruo down______ ________ _____ z „ the boiling point, or u little below to co•’ Record_______ of the____ Republican Party in universal *uflrage In this District. Mr. Hughes asked this to be sOick* Water St., on’the same ridb of the street I Behalf of Liberty and Equal Rights In January. 1867, a bill was passcddiemulate serum. The lower wound was । during that within no Territory of the * tliatconcluI went down, opposite tho Bank.— ■ L,.u.give — any about an inch and a quarter in diameter. >n out as he,,can, not of the United State* should suffrage be Que Que?..—What is your opinion was the J; bion, he must give facta Thev seek to Have been in the Bank often, a dozen denied on account of race, color, or for­ A brief recapitulation of the various money, position of tlxthe deceased the time dtetoMri at .be li» of of<. ,|1OW. ,h„ ho „„ „„d u, times, went . first , .time , to , .draw . „ . , , measure* cnuetol by the Republican mer condition. In February, 1BG7, the fifteenth i reviving the wounds? wounds ? !■ .. .. had A^r. Peter iccciving ' . eter’s chock check which called for party, during its ten.years of jx»wer, in oj.xli..f. tbal it . >j.-rti.m mad-bvlli. mod- by M>■ Hugh™, Hugh.., thri il, -kow ”'""r It «m “ a • pwixr 1^1* r way. If tha Bruhundred dollars. Ito not know behalf of the r»ause of liberty and equal amendment, sveuriug to colored men tight of sufl'nigc. end forever pro­ »i.--. i«ll(lcal, and civil rights —io all men, was u question of fact for the jury. Ob- ‘ un**r anything there, ur raid any- when I was next there. r--------->------------„— , the hibiting itw withdrawal, ja-ned botii . then-, or ... Mr.eb„n.-h«l,jMl.slt.,UTOgromue1. J without recatd to rare or color, will ’S'Obe S jection sustained. Thinjc the deceased ' thing looked black, white or 1 1 ■> matter or useful iuformati'in to our branches of Congress. etime to his death from this wound. The | red, they can give it to the jury, but to i time on unimportant details, but Court । readers In March. 1K6P. h law was posted reader, r.t till* thin time, and aid them in iu body was nt. Thurber’s Hail when ex- Ij draw a conclusion, I contend he cannot i thought it had not gone too far yet coming to -a Jiu>t and correct dodpion as I| striking the word white from all the i— •‘ to the j.irty they cau the im«t Milely ordinances of thia District, destroying amined end it lar in the box. We '*-••• . ... -r"r th • *'- *•* Cuufd tell nothing about the furniture trust lieruafter. ail discrimination against colored men tunitel tl... Ixxl: oto at.il exomiori ir a” lk“'- l,'c >urT "» ’ The flrat blow at the " Divine” insti­ In such inw* or ordinance*. I v inspection. ‘ ' t have spent a week in frying these mon | ami general apjicarnnce of the Bunk in* In May. 1870, the bill known ns the tution of slavery was a bill, which be­ Know Cross examined bv Mr. Hughes. Tho I on the jury a ; to their capacity to draw tside. jje at that there uqn were curtains in came a law iu August, 1861, oontlNcatiug enforcement net be.amc a law. ita ob­ ' the Bank at windows previous to „ being to protect colored men iu all tutor of ordinary bluotl stains would bo j conclusions and we want them tu du it September oththo18G9 property and totting free all alavre ject • ..... ’. tataltkuyuro all the rights to which other citizens are in aid of the rebellion. .hi,; ar.on.1 blood ,ouM mak. a Upfat I }Ir chu„h M q .11 .hi. ™ wry doth ’ ' uud’ triflerl both up nnd down. used • : January 25,1882, n law was passed 1entitled. scarlet eolur, while venous blood would । . , , , ‘ In April, 1871, Cousri-e* ikuhihI what a.Ii.il. cartel. Alter thn» or lour <“’• k.«nte.l, aud unnM.-anlj Kud. Some other lights in town that night, ! prohibiting the use of the Jails of this for the imprisonment of fugi- is known as tin- Ku-Klux act, giving days the color would be very dark, and ! The witness stud he appeared uneasy. nnd saw one uu other side of tho street • District the President power to protect the loy­ . ’ *; i . • . . . ‘ ii few rod* down. There are two win- tire slaves. al ...wld hotel y 1« dtaxtoW by tlm WA > Anroanoo. m .1... euo- nr- compete..: rn>„, „f (h, 11QIlk .rlral । The great measure emancipating the I people of the South again*! organ** tail bauds of assassins, and rendering 1 ked In the the »People ... - ei-; .... whether —- ----- btoud ----- - or pot- I* -- ‘•--o- i iMtimunr. lesuiuuuv. jui urn case of iuc cupic tWIJ stores in the building «nd four three thousand slaves of this Dwtrict the people of a county or city, under teiut nil: nnd tinkhiii «, it l _ ... ..................... . > . .. . . ~ . bte-n .pt nr .n t hn<> th. «un. yx.lor, .1 „ windows in t|ie whola front Ito not pnsseii both Houses of Congress and was 1certain conditions, responsible for the signed by the President in April, 1862. ‘ could not be dstinguubed'bv the eve; , . . • •., damages done therein by these out­ know whether there was a glass dour or On the 13ib of Mareh 1882. n bill be J from blood, if bluixl wo* Spilled in 1 <•ourt ru‘w'1 “« *ho Court . not in tho Bank. Have never noticed came a law forbidding, and punishing laws. Sueli, briefly, nre ti.<- lending meas­ the carpet it would rehiinC about the | overruled the objection and exception th>> windows and door particularly. tho return of fugitive slaves, coining .ures adoptcd_Jjiy a, Republican Cousame color, but if exposed to the air it ' n, tod: into nur lines, by naval arid military . Know that the light was in tho Bank grcat. ami rauctionwTnud sustained by would tai. mi oxyilau-d.nloranil vuulil ' c<v...«x«niiiiatiun by Mr. Clteerer. rather than in the Siwe Shop, because : offleen*. tiie Reputulcan party, io.- securing to •In- verv rapidly. If blood fhomd col- 1 , . >r • . , r- . i colored people of the nation the itw.. .dark lowery night. 1’erh.™ , March Oth, of the same year, tho Pres- the l«l in ™ck« oil th. il.«,r. il would Uke ' ^J11 v T t-d —L.: ;he psmutgo of boon | — ..LI L.„ _...L_| :.sr:. .... L-n m ! “ /SSHfF ’ r!?'I!'" of liberty and th«', right ef eqtinl a Utile loiiurr In drv. Th. 1'rinenuir “U ° ! x^. Il..t 1 u..<lurp<x.l would have nutioeil it if it hail been in a joint resolution pro|>oaiiig a co-opera- American . citizcuship. Ihiuw bv which I dn.n'ngui.h-1 he Sir ! 11 ,h»* ' 7““ '“J. tho Shoo .Shop on a dark night ight. At At-­ turn between the General Government As n "compaiiioii-i icc-s” to this long __ _tho ______ Manistee, tended trial ___ off _____ nnd uu at i’ ' ‘and the Slave‘States for the general iii»olist of acts in the intervat of Justice and na, Wlhe mark „f S f.m.1. lignn. !*“ ”* * not sworn there, did not tall about of slavery, on the pnncipta o( humanity, we ought, perha|>s, to pub­ .1 11... .. ..wT.Kte. I “® ahowtsd mo tluit receipt, wiis uot Meh fe!.™ lish ttterecord of the Democratic party light IxtoUM. bocuu.se mv my l.u»n.«. business ... was such v: n with 1 »rt <’'rf fill I i *h fl» i intimately acquainted with Vanderpool, this ltal.t nte ilTl V 1 l-'U-.h fig- ju know whi'llirr he nntuhll, I cjuld not find time. Spoke to somo the month a Mil eovenng this sugges in behalf of silvery, wrong, and out­ tion imvaed botii House*, and wn* signal rage. urt about lour indue long, were stars a • t »•, .t . . • . , ; over the luted bm .1.. ^lleut thhl or <lnl uol b«l.to nboul lei- one about it during tho truil. When‘ by the President April 10. But It can hardly be necessary, at asked if he testified nt Kalamazoo that. ’The bill abolishing the loug-cxisting, least until the wounds inflicted upon .he hud unv n-rwlb. lUd w.-u llnu W “T “i*” ' T ‘ . odious dl-dlnctlous in this District the backs of Ihe tour million* of cxfigure berun? on KU n one. .hen 1 “lTn» “““J ho «iid uot mention to any one seeing. against the colored people, such us tax­ alaviw have had time to heal. It col­ the light, uud lie did nut omit it by any ing them for »hc education of white wo. voceirwliug Irim. Think I reuM 1 wl‘“"" tl“ ‘Lt ’ 1. r 7? . men bear no malice against their design, lie rail Ito iid sn> testify. children and denying them nil benefit ored ha.., .IrwribwlTbr. figure Irvrn wring it i *™U Democratic owners, they will not be owe. if 1 h.u uot mou il alter derih.! “I"™"1 ot '“™O. <M I ■">•"* ■<">- When asked which testimony, that from the tax, became a Inw in Mfty. apt to forget who fastened and who broke their chains. Still my nvollerii.ru draw. Imm both ‘ £”? "P!-™“■» or _jl>e testimony given here wus true, 1862. June 19th, 1802, the President *lgni*i he thought both were truo mid then instances, but do not know from which! ‘ a bill, which passed both House*, pro­ The following table, compiled by Col. L draw the nioet. It i>- a common thing , ’’,n- “• ’’ ’hard U-ing duly sworn tried to exphud »6 ns to reconcile them. . htblting slavery forever In all the Terri* Harrington, Acting Superintendent of Ile-<lirect—Ho thought he m-ntiouudi! tUries eflhe United Sin tee. 1 believe for sailors to haic such fig-J said:—I live in Manbtee, have lived the Cem-us, shows the ouml cr of male this to Enurtns Tsylur. Jobe." 1862, a law Wa* enacted estab ­ nres drawn on tho nrm, but do cot know there 4 years, am a druggist, redded in John McG-.vgor, being duly sworn, lishing diplomatic relations with the citizens tn eight of the Western States 05 to their being femule figures. Did Manistee in 18G9, knew Field in Ids life : repubUcs of Ubetm and Hayti. 1 above the agoof 21, untitled to vote: uot mention the clothing a.*, n means of time, ever since ho cume there. My ••aid: In July, of the bu me year, a law was Ohio... ...... aW,W Michtipo ' X7M^9 identification, but the mime on ’be doth- ’ place of budness is on tho main street, M -----in. 75,374 I Lave Jived ut Mani-stev five years, ■ imssetl conferring upon colored pcraou* lllliun.......... S4t,M» **'■ Wtw.,H-ii. 2-M.177 the right to testify In Courts of J uattee ; ing was unothf-r mean* If tho body ’ called Water Street, uu the North side, remember the disappearance of Field,. Nebraska ........... ?..',C'S2 had been absolutely nude uud I had not and tho Bunk <m the siimn sido was keeping store at. that time, near tho 1 also, prohibiting the Inter-State coaatslave trarie. seen the figure on the arm, do not think j about htdf a block from our store. Was corner of Miipte street and River street. i• wise In July, 1862, a UU became n Inw Dispatches from St. Paul, Minn., say • I could have re.Mguu:r<l the body. Tht I very intimate with Field, ln-t saw him, My store was on the south-east corner. emandpatloff alares coming within our edges of the wounds on Hie "bock of the on tho Saturday previous to liis disap­ Knew Herbert Field, saw him* about 11 iI line i whose masters were in rebellion that the North I’teific Hntirosil from Duluth westward to Crow Whig, via.: , an J all slaves found In places ruptured head were everted, which indicate ibnt ' pearanee, he had on u gold ring with -------------.... - a o'clock ou Sunday the 5th of . the Mtotoslppi River, a distance of lf5 they were inflicted during life, or within ’ re l wt, belonging to me, it had a slight; Sept., I8G0, he win in my store and Ii by our troops. -------.----------.. . .. but . . could — —--------. atone Iby ------xx-u 1i can |„ugW nJOT ap.jkog, of, July 7, 1882, 1‘ronldent Linj?oln ap- mile*, has been accepted from' the con­ ten minutes alter death, not ’ fracture ina the which ; proved a bill punishing the Infamous tell exactly which. Thu effect pruduc .il 1 idenfily it. I had wuni il about iwo f cnvelo[*9s;. lie Irtii off n dark elothos. i (trnctlce of using the Amenebn flag for tractors.- It 1* a magnificent year's work. The Hu<mn keeper*, gambler* by drowning • ould be a little different, ‘ years, last saw the ring in his possession Henry Grven and Thomas Coquiflard I tha protection of vajsel* engage.1 in tbo •Md roughs win. urUaUy congregate as that is produced bv ruftocation. Th« 1 that Saturday night Next saw the were in the store ut the titne. My at-1! biave trade. In open dctianoS, as had along theHncofbuch work* have lately grown to be the practice, of a plain con ­ gaping would uot bo groal. Never ring in tho hull where the inquest was teutiur* wus called to his dress tho next i been driven oil' by the Company. provDlon. Under tifty pro­ at’, tho the inquest, could ideuideu - day. Do not know how many euvelopea stitutional examined n case of that kind however, held, was not a visions of this net on -Gordon, captured Think the wound on book o? head part- tily the ring. One was shown to him me in a package. < i। while engaged In th.- idavo trade, was IlEhics.—Mrs. 11. E. Price, of Jack­ cd the ’KMteriur occipital arterv and which he said was tho one referred to, Crosa-exaraimyl by Mr Hughes. tried, convicted, nnd executed. son, has a copy of Flavel’s sermons, at Kalamazoo at last the last blood ’would v-ane from that teat lust sawsaw it atitKalamazoo ut tho trialtrial In regard to tho time my attention was , July 17, 1882. a law was enacted au- printed In 15CU, The Harmony of the' in n jot and might spirt six or could not identify any other jewelry called to it next day, and I judged by , thoriziug the enlistment and military Divine Attributes.” by Dr. William of cilored men. eight toot if not ebetracted. worn by bine as in the hall where ■ the time I went to' dinner according to {II organization September 22,1862, President Lincoln Bates, printed in 1897, and other vol­ nor any thing iu tho way of tho stream the inquest was hold, recognized the my usual habit I think it was an hour Daued a proclamation declaring that on umes nearly as ancient. �ATTENTION!) Good Bargains in ▼AN VEL9OR k ROLFE. Hisnaos. Mich., Aunv.-a 19, ADVANCED" REPUBLICANS, Ti e tooln for which tliMalhfled Re­ publicans, and "Ntw Departure Demo­ crats** have long been waiting, wus sounded in the spoeeb made a few eve­ nings since by Carl Schtus, to his Ger­ man friends in Chicago, End'repofted In very eloquent and expnaslve English in the Tribune of the 14th. White wp dheentfrom acme of tbo positiona^fc<n’ and from many codoIuaIod1' -o,c“ think tho premia* d" w® u.gtad thU —u.RW-ob hu Ifaeu dellvenwt. and glad that Sennlor Schurs hM delivered it. He Is tbo recognised leader of the imti-admlnkitratlon Re­ publicans of the West, If not of tho whole country. He baa his grievancea with the President wh’ch would lead him to stat* his objections to him and bis policy in tho strongest possible minner. His mind ia coinprohenblve, and he will, and perhaps docs, bring out in nil boldness, evtuy charge against th<»<’ in power that can be available for the purposes of eflectiug reform in tho party, or working iho overthrow of thosj who are tho subjects of bit erlticlsni and condemnation. Brides this, we believe Mr. Schurz I ATTORNEY'S at Law. BBailor. Miobhau. Office over Natioaal Uank^eonirr Mat. and Jeffrreon fttroeu.; WiU our friend of ths Heau Jotmol infarm u. «b«> “ Bein’d olwtion. rvlerrwi » MonUn. u Bol.ubliuu by 1,100 majority far tbo tat time in tbo hi.tory of th. Territory, and Kentucky u lUmorratio by ,8,000 l^a majority ’**t Gub«rnaWrial Can bo hail by Calling it RUSSELL $ NEKINS' D. R. COOK & GO’S Han their new Goode. ‘ L. RUSSELL, CUES, H. BAL'Ett. Offlce in Hastings. JT> ZJOJMBCT FOB THX HoCSB O»CoMBMTION. —The young lady who figured in our police court thia week. So says the Home Journal, but as we tutor attack tho character of woman we have no words of comment, especially Offier the following Tax Titles L A.AE.A. HOLBROOK, TTOHNEY8, and CoanaaUara nt Lnw.and Srfieltnr. !■ Ckuaarv, will promptly and faithfully Bt- H. HAYFORD of LANDS quiintanco with the young Itdy in ques- dated in the various Township* of Barry County - one of W. H. JEWELL, the best Counties in the State of Rkgi*tkb op Deeds. Notabt Public, —and— WM. I- COBB. Michigan, ATTORNEY and Councilor at Law. Solicitor iu Chancery, and Circuit Court Commiaaioner fur Harry county, will at Uud to ali bawinam entrwted t»hta with promPtnuM and fidelity. Office in Empire Sloth.Maldlr.lUo. Miahisan. 8ENEBAL CONVEYANCERj ASSYRIA. Ahbtbacth of Titles of lands in Barry County fnmWied on application, at my office in the Court House. W. H. JEWEL/,.• c. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at Law. Solicitor in Cbanoary, witattemi promptly ta all tauinew antru.ied to him Office overJ P Roberta A Co.’, drug atare: office .HARVEY WRIGHT, otlUMiacrer • K•• K Hatfroyi, Mitsh. MAPLE GROVE. ATTORNEY nt Law. Iwmrance and Avant. .will airy promptaltaaliou to nan in tha line of hl. prolWtlon. GUI elianj^oek^Middhrvifii. Mleh. HYDE k BAUER. CARPET HOUSE BEAL EMate and luiurance A*enU- Houae t rent! Parma and Vitiate property for rale I Ret most glaring color*, what hecousidon T>r'-r m . to be the failures or follie* of ids foe* l,,° W 1 DACE to buy will permit, wo consider him just. • in tho speech he goe* over pretty j J 1 much the whole ground of dlflvrencc i oil cloths, between the’two wlugs of tlic Republl- J can party, and between that party as a MATTINGS, whole and the Dexnocrut.*. As n matter J of necessity, ho reanuouuccd many of । MATS, his opinions, with which the public me 1 already familiar. With the philosopher i UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Look out for of the TW&tmc he spoke for general um- j uesty with tho more conservative ■ branch of the Republican |wrty he op-! . \AJnr1^.l.f<IItAXTirmi.UPS. ixraed what he was plorued to oui <sdl the | > “usurpation of the war j»nwcr by the j executive,, ” arguedthe unconstituiionallty of the Ku-Klux bill with an un- i called for nmouut of gall, bo gave his j version of the San Domingo nchemo; 1 74 MONROE STREET, urged some very just and omphalic tea- j 'ritqs for thorough anti aeurching reform ' GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, in the civil service, administered a sharp! Opposite the National Hotel. ami cubing rebuke to the Democrats for j their faiure to appreciate the alluatldn of the country, nnd the weakness of their ‘ new departure folly.” and closed ‘ by giving to his German fellow citizens some most cxv^l>ut anil whulAomc ad­ vice, which .“Was ioJLsclf gem! enough ta atone for all’that was faulty In sent!meut and spirit Id tho whole of the ad­ dress. . Wo are dis[»c8od to spe-k rather of the good things said than of thono not so good, and are tejofeed to see the honor­ able gentleman put himself fairly anti squarely outside ot both the “new do-1 j ar^ure'’ and old ohstluacy elements o! j the Democratic party. He Miya, "We ) liberal Republican* are honebt enough I to speak frankly of what displeases us ; in the Republican party, but the same : honesty compels us to siy that there, ia I atiU more in the Democratic party that; displeaaea ut. No, gentlemen, the new; wine of Republican! iberalism will not; Mr. MARBLE haring bought the Carding Jfa keep in the old Democratic cask.” <bii.» lately owned in Middleville, and and dealers in This is good enough, and when coup­ led with the assurance that the Repub­ PATENT MEDICINES. lican party has In it all the elements of PAINTS, success, we do Dot think that Democrats OILS, have much to hope, or Republicans much to fear from Curt Schurz. We VARNISH ESr think he has blundered, and in aomc Sntl«in<ttlou. TURPENTINE. things blundered badly ; we arc of the Guaruntcc opinion that he hns'at times mistaken TOILET and FANCY GOODS, wounded peril, far lnwlle.1 pjtrloU.mtarW;x)1 M„t bv PERFUMERY. that an ambition,which Is perhaps an in-' , , . , . , «.pur.blffr.,mmi.nufbl.oWnl»Uon, 0«<M to ordm, Md wnt b«* In good . BOOKS A STATIONERS, hai led him to do and say, in the ho]»e I C!,n“«k>nCHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, of gaining a leading position, things ! that for his own good and the good of the country, had better never been Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR’S CIGARS and TOBACCO, spoken. He certainly has done some evil Nsw Warehouse, work In assuring Democratic asccndanKEROSENE LAMPS 4 FIXTURES cy iu Missouri. These are his mistakes, Adjoining V. F. Dwight k Co’a Foundry. and as such they may in time bgforWALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. gotten. We hope the people will read the speech, that all tho difTbrences WELCOME MARBLE. CITY DRUG STORE, Jsljr, isrt. which now separate one brunch oLour party from the other may be harmon­ State St., Hastings, Mich. ized ; that thcold banner may again be thrown to the breeze, and by the hands ■of a united party carried forward once j more to triumphant victory. CASTLETON. !(»•• « •; »«.■ w k e uf u e » or ' ew U WM. II. JEWELL. WOODLAND. REGISTER of Deed*, General Conveyancer Notary__ Public. Oflieak...M iu the.i... Court,L.Houee. r. .n L____ n w Ire >. o S "f MILO T. YVHEELER, COUNTY Trewurer. Office in the Court Jiow. NOff1NGHAM JjACFSr । MAYNARD JOHNSTOWN. ISAAC W. VROOM AN. SHERIFF. Offier at the Court litrare, HaaUnp. Michigan. DEPUTY U. 8- ManhaL General CoUacUna Aren: BALTIMORE. E. H. MALLORY. ^vfi WX20I F. IMMEN. Dcauty FhetiS uf Darry County: offlef st th* Shanlf* office, at th* Court lb>«>t. Haatiop. Mlehixau. HASTING I»l»A: HurRtron Him i'Miiim | erwptfl-l'aerea 50 DRS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL, aUention. CARLTON. DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN, HOMOiOPATHiC PbyxMaaa. Office In old P.O. buliluw. Special auaatipn paid to CH ROMC At Hastings 30 Years Experience!! BARRY. i Faux.—The ch.tr^j iu the Home Journal of yesterday that wo asked con­ cerning Mra. Field, " What is she hero for ?” No such query ever apjieared. iu our columns. “ ErulaT' or otherwise, ±e words are nut ours, and the editor of the Homo Journal knows it full well, but we do not choo*e to descend to per­ sonal abuse or billinsgate concerning any jicrson either man or woman. But for the information of all we will print in full tho article alluded to taken from the Weekly Edition of August 3d: Dmoir, FaMcier Uth, 1071. Sia: Thia Hoiel. ao long and hvorablj ksowa n of • w u Dw.Ilina on Broad- WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN and Sunroon. Vflco west end of State HOPE. DR. C. C. LINSLEY, n e ire of n e | of n •X«f »•¥ IOTANIC and Eclectic Phyrieian and. Denlirt. treat, all ehronie and aeete direaaM: will attend A. P. DRAKE, M. D.. RUTLAND, iver H n if of n bln re. Aale rtrrct. llMtlnrv. V or a w W X otJ I* •fill manner. Offiea and Ke». H. Bolt wo"!. Eaq. Special at tantioiifircnUbSunreryaitddiaeaareof children. Call! orenwtlv attendid to. noviomtf IRVING. BLACKSMITHING. ny.'ofn ofro HAVING Ilemovod to my new ahop on J •tree!. I would moat reopeetfully •olioit 1 PRAIRIEVILLE. HASTINGS NURSERIES. G. K.OWEN. Proprietor on the Grand Rapid* road, two miler weat of Heating. Poach treat. Grapevines. Raapberry andBUck barer »Into and ORANGEVILLE. p‘®rw)» or««X a OMNIBUS AMD HACK LINE. I. S. VANBRUNT Proprietor.—Leave tho 11 otab of n w w xr.-i* For the ROBERTS k CO.. of n w U r- . i BEST AND CHEAPEST t«., ata., aonutub on hand. BebrcriaUwm reealvad at the Poet Office onJaff- YANKEE SPRINGS. B. A F. LYO.N. pron'iotor. WHEELER A DOWKIIG NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, STEWART k STEIN HOFF. SirjeoH aii Mechanical Deatiits, BOOTS MB MS, ** THORN APPLE. OFFICE^over Grant A PhD Up ‘a Store. Hartlnp. NOTICE, Of Home Manufacture, “ What Fob ?”—Tha Detroit THhcw says: Mrs. Field, for tho murder of whbse son George VandmqKbol is to bo tried a third time at Hastings, has come to Cassopolis, 'in this State, from her home m Maine, and will remain there We pay the highest market price for all kinds of Country Produce. coxnpanied by a neighbor, a Mra. Frank, and the two will go to Hastings and at­ tend the trial throughout. Mrs. Field m stopping at the house of a Mrs. Har­ per, at Casaopoli*.” JOB WORK W, We fail to see any “ attack” as we printed the article from the JYihuu with­ out comment JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN and Surweon. Druggists and Chemists, Michigan Exchange. 2|«Kofaw AVool Wanted ! AT THE BANNER OFFICE. DB' C- SCOTT. K-Ctk. 1S71.____________________ aaglOtt Go to tho Little Red Shop! Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Gall. We will cheerfully giro all information desired. MOygr TO LOXK I D. K. COOK Ac CO CALL AT JOHN ‘STANLEY’S JOHN WHITMORE. MUSICAL! SHERMAN RICH. "West of Bank. A.. WOOLEY Dealer in Muriel In. Pure Whies and Liquors! FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSEM. TAYLOR A FARLEY RRGAK, Aho, Imported Donbl in Porter and Edinburgh Pale Alo kept eonitantly on baud. Jefferaon Si., HuUn<s, Mich. febtaa of Dr. Durton and see it, South fllda State BL. Haatwga, Mich. 1(l sn �MM SuSacrwe OBmMo.11 ComHU Grand Karldi. far . Improved treatment, quick vanvrri, vuns.imp*W* A Ear,'Kervous, Chronic and Surgical “fflfta - •I health, assured of easy. safe SELECT MCH to “<"•< ..r^naJTJin remedta, • **—tMi. aucrereful treatment for all pri•ala disease*. Seminal Wcakne<». ete„ txnitirelv cured MT In every epeckl. important cw, (top un NAkMt or useless treatment, anti commit Dr. Atkin at once. Turns fororOfo to .IL Comraltsrtsen,free. ■’* be FOR’ T Ji Ej present on that dar, J miug men or vti*rw, -*jt~. .**u> «h«.i,\XEd tb*l? w{& * •■**"K*J “ especWly to Usee* P.O. Drawer 0001. Oread Iteok. CM Wbadat tow rate*. Th. aehoai ’■" e,u“in «•» - - - *•■ ~.r. w* rs: comaseuclug winter reboot. Tuition to Ute Reboot, S'.t.OO. For further iaforaution, address. MORRIS K KEITH. Assyria. SHEPARD'S ERIE COMPOUND WAHOO BITTER^ RAILWAY, not aWhiiknr or stimalatlnt berera*e,mbut a Mkihcixs within tho reach ••fall. THEAB0'T- CVT ItEPRBSKNTS NEW YORK BOSTON ALBANY FLORENCE i-BurnriL roihra ts xmw ronr A3tD xrw aailn, amb tme OU. REGIONS OFFENNSYLVAXU ■ Family Sewing Machine, | SIMPLY OoNSTnCcTED. THIS EATT.WAY KXTKXM FROM Rochester to New York, 38ft miloa, I Buffalo to New YoA, 428 mile*, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, Cleveland to New York, B25 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y., WO tnilw, AND Di FROM ■ ±2 to 27 inufcj THE fnnten notm. Price, only SO Ctoita-ft Bottle. Th I a article has been thoroughly tested and found a sure and a peed y cure for Ute fol low inn complaint*. TDK DKOAD GAVGE-VJWBJ.E TRACK ROVTE . Allan■ in. Order anflRsady for Tort. I . iu orx i ora, ,-<ff 860 milt's without change of coacht HHIUMI BUnil. I I ! - I . I ' | Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Coatireneee, Nervous anti Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever d> Ague, Byerptpela, Worms in Children, Piles, Billotte Com­ plaints, Lotte of Appetite, Eruptlone of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Dleeaeee of tho Blood ; also the beet Biuret Ic hi Vee for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Lolne. Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism. «Cc. «Cc. hl vital pacta are made of of ate irdened. and wilt la»t a life-lime. , . rum suer .mkt law, I'.l, rrainv win loa' in eonnvctlon with Wretern Line*, a* follow*; other kind In market. Ont basting Phyaialana throughout the City and Country, na the beat Family Medicine in uae. No Family nbould bo without them in the Houao. arid thereby anve i tl wilt Cord, ftrnhl, Qnilt, Bind Gather. Hem­ , slltrh. Rnfllc. Tee’*, and Fringe neatly and dr rd, at IJ.UOP. M.; Su«pvn*R>n Bridge al 5.V. A. rablyJf daily, 'Sundays excepted;» DulTj*. trom ')>■ i We warrant it tn *rw everything needed in pqftonier Exchangeand Michigan Street*.by New- , family, from tbo heavie.l tu the IlghtMt fabric. York ’i-jir, daily, (Sunday* exrvpted.i ut 7. A. M. Arrive*atllomellaTllte v.SAA. M-; Su»uu<-hatina s.<»» P. M., -Dine;) Turner's P, N.. (Sup..) ..nd urnvo* in New Yortt 8.x«r P. Ji. Connects at Binghamton for Uuoperafown, Albany, sod txamli e the Mashino an the cetrbnUeal Stuamev resort. Mba run Springs; ulaff.-tdfo huv a Sewing and with MaVare, lAckananna and Western irn.em the FI.OREXCh^ Price, nnftf.io Centra Hottie. C. N. SHEPAhD, U.J.. Grund Rapid*. Mich. For Bala by ACKLEY7* SLADE. Hastings, Mich. Ullice and Mlearoom at • incionat-.CIevelaiid.runoiiig through tollornell. , ‘•iIle(Drea«fc*t;.. and now and improved Drawing llotriu Coaches are attache! u Snapenalun Bridge, i rnanftw through to New York. EXPJMSX MAIL, leaves Dnukfrk from Union • 1‘cpot. and Buffalo, via, Avon and t la. Hornrllavllle, Dally. (Sundays escepted,' at 7.3o , arriving hi New York at ,.m) A. >1. LIGHTNING CYPRESS. (Daily.I Grant To the Ladies!! DENTIST Oaslnlie, Mickitac. leaves tha tatert tl> le< of and I 1 Feathers in mdlw.varit!?. AU stylo* of Ho-» <klr> nmtiufoeiurod • -w a. a., '-wuu^’ii ■« r.iui,r» wiu, .'uruinu ..... ' Central R.il.ay f,r W.IIUmep«.rt. Harnabwrg (}Q T0}CLARNS FOR 'PH TURES nnd thn Booth; at Jerwv Citr with Moroinu ' J • * Expreaa Traiu Expraas Train of Of New Mew Jenury Jeraey Railroad UailnMui for fu PhU-i -a ulelpbia. Baltimore and Washington ; and York with 1 New Engl ai Sleeping ‘'lUCionali VANDERPOOL Oity Dining R^oms NIGHT EXTREXS. daiiv, /Sundays ewepMt;) leave* cu»t»ension Bridge at 3-35 f*. M.. anil leave* BiBalo at d.SS F. M. arrivan at Turner'* Oppontt B. 0 afternoon train* for Boaton CINCINNATI EXPREM. daily. (Sundays t-X-| cepted.) Leaves Datum at .VI’ A Af; leave* t Cleveland at «.« P. M.; Meadville at -t.to F. M. M Hupper ;) Dunkirk at VUW P. M ; Bdhlo at I Elmira for Williamsport. Harrisburg and the i South; a: Owego lor Ithaca; at Binghamton far 1 Ayer’s Ague Cure, * A GoodvOAF uwayMr- ban’! Striker. Goodlear & S,r'U Dealers in Subscription—<1. for the Trial Mtupeaaioa Bridge, running through to Buoqualiann*. and at LearitUbiirg. running through to Suspension Bridge at l.to 1*. M. .fill" U 1 m r> V Send in vour -A-dvertifijementa. f,»ri transferred FREE OF CHARGE rvnr ami Ague, enable, 1 to offer, ■ertalnty that it ell! eradieaL, tho dl.'aiw, and m lih ...limn, r.imin-brlon proof, must tna In rlolent nttix-t-a nf thl. Indent! dUtru>per. Thi*uCUMit"exi>ol» •heiuLn.nuitinpolreaof I’.'f. I Aim -f.i'l. I'l '-'I Vi ' -> I' ■!.. ,.i. ! pre-'<■),!. quanthy »e .iipj.ly t-re a ihillar bring* it i the reach of ernrylMMly; nnd m billon* dl*- GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE 1 train* on thia Railway. rle Railway Company has opened n im thair Jet.ev City Depot to tbo l«, tint it rujUfits noQnlriiM . beolthy Iron, Nails. Glass. journey over tka Line, will And in iging laodteapre subjects of eontltta. Wooden Ware, for------ h-i li. li . ' I •i». nnd nreattc-tn-nt of &c' AGENTS for the iiusnra&r*' AT-AIK FORTICKin VIA KKIK RAILWAY, Detroit Stoves, L. 1). RUCKER, Gen’l Sop’t. tbomlnsmatto A M*M* from It* Irrilalfoo. HADE OF OB WORK T’Chlk rnr?» them ell nllki. ■rowdlio m immlcmni. and -r twnporari’r re.ldinK In the foalariMttdbll-'i-. it uto<n nceaakamtly ar dally whllr expo.^1 tn th. ■nfoetinn.tbatwilTberx-TetrJ ftw Will errr .offer from iniw«<i-i-at. if thrr graft th*m.«4»r» uf lhe protecii>»> th!- nonv.ly at Lake Superior Iron THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Pre moot Engine Works Or. 1. C. ATBB * AIm the To tin Gtl»e* of MicKigae. WOODLAMD rAELOBB. toe purchase of ftreular Saw Afitls, Mill Gearing and Machinery of all kind*. «bat they are now enlarging their already cxteoslvs worka Io order to bo able to (apply the western demand for lhair work, and wilt be prepared to Dll all orders re­ ceived in the future with deatmteb. Our Saw Milla are uueqtMiod for simplimty and dunbility -..-i — — ——— <V-.- BOTH PLAIN' OR HDRHICA1TE PATBVT $1.00 for 75c COMPANY, I will close mii my Stock of Summtr gine* at Hasting*, Mich., which Is owned and ron bv Me.sra. Kelly A Osborn, wto are onr author.xed agents toe sale of our Mills and Machine- rr Respoetrally. ‘ D. JUNE A CO. Goods and Clothing ar seve ty-]ive cents on the Dollar. £. MUDGE. Low. AMD SOLD ALL MOUND THK WOMLD. (Up SUirs.) tar FINE W Offer to tbopublic a Lantern corn- nr Orders by mail for Advartiaing, Subscriptions or Job Work, promptly attend­ ed to, and wo will warrant Satisfaction. W. H. HOLMES, FnblUher. It la easily replaced by meets of the screw. They ere universally liked when they have beea tnerf. �A|< HTIX>E. LOC ■ICH1GAN I Afttv thu wtdi th nhcription prior of th Daily Btww vdl h SoeeMly-fre tit. for th IfiAntfifi tf th JHd. ITRAL R. R. dley Grand River____ „ Division AUGUFT 1&71. Wt Rill hre rsesi for t fat mart 'Aifierliumtalt. H.IOO As many of the old residents of Barry county as can make it convenient, are requested to rnw< at the office of Wm. H. Hayfstd, Esq., in Hastings, over Goodyear A Barlow's store, on Saturday at 2 o'clock, p. M., Sept. 2,1871, for the purpose of making preliminary' arrange rnenta for a General Meeting of the old . For Photographs and Pictures, of all residents of this county. Come out, ye early pioneers, a little recreation will do kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. you good. Many Old Resident*. Ham, Williams & Cc. Do not claim to hare the only Mold1 ug Machine In Barry county, but they have one that will stick any nnd all kinds 01 moldings that are needed. They also have on hand a large number of doors, sa?h, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low figure® for cash. . —. <r„ , EllRY AND STATESMAN G RA W» still live. It looks like rain. Cibcvlatiojt—1,450. KLalmiifisioo and Ann _A.rboi Tows full of jieople. WHEEL ci’LTIVATORfe Srarns full of teams. Trmexcihmsut tfiicbo: PL.OITS MW (\tSTLVGS. Head the advertlretnenU in the Daily. J. Roberts A Co., at tho Poet Office, Tffi: New Fool—J. W. & C. G. Bent­ keep the Daily Bexxrs for sale. ley, manufuefurtas of sash, doors, blinds and molding^ and everything else, are Da. B. J. Brown is suffering with so busy selling ,moldings that they can­ not write for the local cuiiimn tins week. serious attack of typhoid fever. MACHINES, SAWiNO Eli?., IIAI1H0W8, and the largest stock of AGBICULTUTfAT; * MACHTNERY TEACHERS' NOTICE. ■ The Dally is delivered bv carrier to Examination of Teachers for Barry every convenient part of the citv. County. Fall Series. All persons who aje owing nic, must Those tv ho do uot get them by carrier take notice if the same in not paid within can get them at thia office. thirty days tbe Recount* wilt be left with a Just (Do far collection. At Orangeville, Oct. Uth. Miming.—tknnc one removed from JOHM M. BfSTOfEB. u Hastings, Oct. Uth, and Nov. Gtb. the reporter’* table n pamphlet contain­ Hastings, Aug. 14,I87I. - Jw *• Assyria, Oct. 18th—Ellis Jichuol ing a hlttary of the first trial of Vander­ pool and failed .to return ft. They will House. At Nashville, “ 17th. confer n favor by so doing. Middleville “ 20tb. “ Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. CourAr.r, if you please, tha Grand “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. R\fiD' Bvsinkss Codli:ge with the Each •xaminatipp will eommanc* promptly at 9 a’alnrk A M nnd nontlnua ar ihn -'-n—r- -ft ■many would bo Colleges, nnd you will find it for yocr interest to attend at Custom work made <m short notice, ‘‘Gmaxd Rai-roe. • in good style nn-l rearonablr prices not only in’atUinmenU in tb« «todio> Uti(bt. Mil at Runyan’®. in the method, of impartial Irvractlon. The naa-iMr. Axl’reenmn, of Shepard & Cam(»- ■rdufthe put will not only be m*inUin«l. but eteadilf »dr*nc<J. that tbo ,ehool( of Barry may Ladle*’ fine shoes of the latest styles belb<, has the thanks of tho boys al n compare latunrbly with Uio»«. of other eountter. at Kunyan’b. Increaaad fariiitic for review and prepara­ late hour la«t night for dishes of Bloc tion will be stVnlHl. A Select Bebunl at Woodland Centre, under ihe fre-h oysters and other good things. An Every-day Story. cnarse ofPreL Jauiea Vorper. will rotnmeneeSept. They keep them always on band at the Uh and eonlinuo ten weekr. Tuition Irvtu fd to K> »econiln<io»tniliw purmci. Empire. Hello John, where orc you going?’’ I was going down In-re to buy eome Ptbsonal.—Mr. G. F. Hitchcock, Jr., stenographic reporter for the Ninth "Well I am going doWtt tn Mace Al­ Judicial Circuit haa been employed by len’s to buy mine.’’ the attorneys in the Vanderpool trial, “Down to Allen's? Why, 1 never bo’t at their own expense, ns the Court Re­ any of him, 1 alwaye go there to buy porter, anil, is already at his poet. This crockery anti wall pftper, but I never obviates the necessity of counsel taking thought of buying groceries there. Nut long t»gi> I bo’t u whole eet o! crockcry notes and greatly facilitates the business of the Court. and (taper enough io ja; ep my house, there, 20per cent, cheaper than I could RurcBLtcxB Ch ecu.—At the Republi­ buy any where clw. Boides Iicwarkanted it? The < rtt lrery he keeps L can Caucus held iu this City on tho 1 Sth inst., Win. H. Harford and Ed. Hol­ the Boot’s celebrated ware.’’ Well, f always do ro on groceries, brook were nominated Justices of the ana 1 know y.»u can. Besides he takes Peace, to fill vacancy. Let even- Re­ anything f have to »oU at a fair price, publican in the City turn out. at the too. I get a better tobacco, lea and Edgsr there for tha same money than Special Election held on Monday next, and see that they Ut^ ftlCetc-L any where else in touu.” M. ALLEN, , Tui: Jrar — The jurymeu in this triWaahlngtou Block. Aug. 15,1871. i al do not hold a very enviable position, War:anted Custom Made Boots from , as they are cut off entirely from tho Detroit. Grand Fiaphfa and Jacascn outside world, ax far ns losal affairs are ut ltu» van’s concerned, Still they are not deprived Cail on Mtkj Wjlcos! tor mllllueiy entirely of readme matter, us they can loads of all the latest and best elylre. * have books. and *11 newspapers that do FlRST N ATIONAL CLOTHING HoUST. । nut have anything to say in regard to —Go there for tho beat and cheapest . the matter in which they are interested. Clothing, Gents Fnmisblng Goods, etc. They can be seen every morning tak-1 tf E.G. Williams. , iug their vrulk for nwviw, under the ‘ I Sheriff. At the adjournment of Court today there wax u general rush to the ■ Judge to get th* privilege «,f going j home, but a* it i-> necessary for an uffi-. Burlington. cer to accompany them whenever they . I*-t.viug the East and arriving at Chi* go, dun* privilege was granted very I „oX,„. .. • by is Burr. County—lor ’ ? EJP. BURRALL. OfBt» in Join 5y,u«ntt'. H«rd»<ri> Hum., Bn>wn’» New Block. J. W. &, 0. «. BENTLEY ANUFACtrRElfe W sAfcll, DOOKt*. BLINDS, MOLD1NOS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty ALSO, LUMBER FLOOR/XG SJPfXG fr. Bnahtcr- THE CELEBRATED 1871 Farrier's Improved Hams, Williams, & Co. ORANHWtfrATli Corn Sheller I FOR BALE AT Groceries, Nash Crockery Glassware Door Warehouse ou Broadway. Land and Calcined Piaster, LIME, WATER LIME. cago or ludianapoli-, how shnji'we reach sparingly. theWau? Tba txiat Line acknow­ ledged to be tho C., B. A (L, joined to­ gether with the B. & M. Radroad by the Iron Bridge nt Burlington, and culled Ilartlpg*, Aug. IC.U:i. the Brauxczox Ronr_ Wbrai. red. |*» bu»bel.......................... luO<A 1 10 •!>•»»•. p«r bu«la«l.................. 1 ui I i" The main line of the Route running Wltnat. Flonr, |w» cwt..................... 3 te (hr.nlm, connects with the Pacific Cura. j»r uui>krl............................. . Out*, per buwlik-l ........................ .. Roads, and forms to-day the Ictuling HuUcr, pwr it....... ............. : . lx route tu Califo:nis. The Middle Biauch, <-utering Nebraska at Plattsmouth, pass­ ed through Jinrolt.’, the State Gapiml, and will this year be finished to Fort Kearney, forming flio shortest route across the Continent by over 100 mile?,; Another branch of the B M., uirvrg-' at Red Oak, falls into u line runnieg : down the Misrun through St. Joo ft, '■CUrw. wr lb. . I *oH.|«r lb............. Ksushs City, and all Kaunas. Pns.'-eu- Tallow, per lb......... gers by ibis route to Kan»us,, >ee JUi- l>t«lw. per ba.bel uois, boutliom Iowa, and Missouri, and, J' Xp||««,prr Lanhrl. by u blight divergence, can sec Nebiiibka t Lovers of tine views should n-mctnlx-r the Buriinglon Route, for Its towns “ high-glounui«g huta u^ar l—its treefringvd btn-au^—iu^rough bluffs anil <]iutnu»* iu corn oceans .-hi tewing oyer the ptoirii-r lui'.hvi- than aye can reach. Laud-buyera Wid te sure’fa reiuetuLer it, lor they have friends among the two thouatmd who have fUrvndv bought forms lioiu Ge©. B. Harris, the I^ancl Aln-£*.W.« latmsTTl, Commiariuner «>: the B. £; M. Ik IL at WINE OH BEER, Bm-lnigtuu, luwn, er muvug the four BOTTI.ED, thousand hotui’tsfaadcrsutid jrer-Cmptors Is furuUUe 1 to privitu lamiths fr’rtb '»i;J 1. MO|. who lout yuar hied dulina ui the Lincoln ' ALBERT EISELDUIG, ■land viiice, where “ Cuvlc Bcm is rich diwtf St. CbarlM nc*um»»»oB enough to give us all a fanu.” LUMBER Of all Kluis. HASTINGS, MICH. This is the Lad uhv drov the doves to markdt and the same boy stopped Hardware Harnesses, at Stauffer's KEMEMBEB Agricultural Tools, &c. sold by any House B®"’ All Styles of Women’s and Chil­ dren’s Wear.-®* Thte iiest in the City J. C. WOODRUFF. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-21.pdf 2c2573c05247652ccdc5c3c947898ce9 PDF Text Text <TI)c tjnstings (Jenner. DAI^Y EDITION. VOL. I. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL NO. 6, HASTINGS, MICH., MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 21 1871 ~~ ;t- . । .... . ’ । - - . / T| । srithe Bank after that and about it ----- ------------,t was 1 and a half, a thousand feet down. I Witness was here requested to moas-1 Ho said he paid part in currency and w . I closed clo8ed as os usual. When they came into | could not tell how for tho docks project «n> th. nup to -----th. dirttow, or P«rt l» H^urotio. « tom, pw»r, H-. the Bank Vandorpool had on light pants ‘ into |he riw. The Manistee runs lieSeventh Day’s Proceedings. and reft and no coat or hat. Field had ! tween Manistee and Milwaukee, was a on black penta and vast, and no ccat or ■ good sired sized propeller. She usually inches which .would make o,.i80 feet sc- ■ ^eregono and Field must have taken Momnxa semtox. f 1 was in 1U luc .— hat. ---------------On Monday the office uu all .• left in tho evening about 9 o’clock with ' cording to the scale, which would make thorn, os no one else knew the combinaA.v and in t- the it— street in it. August 21st, 1871. day the । evening.’ her lights all set. about a mile to the end of the) pier Went into too book , room pier from from j। tion. u<>u. Court convened at V o'clock and the M*'1 Vanderpool in front of Tyson & thf. Bank ImBdiug. Haw Msn fta tfeo iand saw h“. |rUDk tk’!,ru Re-direct by Mr Eggleston. t _2-j- ^_JkU IZL laome other thiugs scattered nbou| t^U. witneu, George llobin„n, bring ■ ««• W[• ™>v«r<.tinn Tho chimitey spoken of was about _i_ i Hill wanted me to bring tho tfouk ’„lv • I w,th hun’ he •“d h® dld not know two-thirds of the way bock from tho i.uly sworn, said. ; where Field was, also that he went front of tho building and the one stove home and tho rest of Fieldta thing*. current nt the bottom running in one 1 reside in Manistee, have lived there ' home soon after 1 saw them on Buuday, pipe holo was above tho other. way when at the top it would bo run­ Vanderpool said be left Field ut too 5 years, knew Field ami Vanderpool, and being unwell stayed there all toe Ques.—State what you saw in look­ ning in the opposite direction. I ob­ Bank, went liomo and in tho evening recollect toe disappearance of Field, it ‘rest of the day, except to get ing into the window. Objected to by wont for wj;no rued(<ino to Dr. Ellis, but served this by log.c and brush being got misled and tooa wmit to tho Drug was Sunday, tho 5th of September. I 'some medicine in evening. On Tueis- Mr. Hughes and finally it was allowed, carried into my nets from one direction, met Field that morning on Bailey’s cor-' day evening I went down to tho when he said ji>* saw tho counter, th© store, which was loclied, when ho wen: when 1 <xiuld observe on the surface uer, I was going to get shaved at McKey 's dock to see if Field Came in on toe boat heighthr of which I do not know Io Dr. Fisher’s nnd got the medocino. the current in the opposite direction. barber shop on —the opposite corner. I ; ar nuu. wont vu. out yu pn it uuiuk Going uiivi back wnn with Mr. Tho The back port of tho Bank behind too mon iu in uif the Buuvhuup ahoeahop were were eugHgvu engaged m in - -------- __-. r — * -rr*' ”lumiuvu ‘Que*. Did you • testify at Kalamazoo WM going from too sjuth-east to the Briggs we met Vanderpool again in conversation about some battle fought that on Wednesday the wind was from curtain was used for a store room and several article* lay there* promwcuou slynurth-west corner. I encountered Fold ’ front of Tyson and Robinson’s store, he during the war. tho north quite fresh,and the rent of the crossing the street, from there I went to ; said agtun that ho did not know where , Second cross-oxatninatiou.—Was no week I did not observeit? Ana. I mjgftt Bair a sachet there itrunk, pa’peis Ac. Said to Yandot-nool that T should have Willard & Hall’s drug store. Was iu he was, that he liad not been to tho boat ■ ioud nor boisterous coittewation at^tho 'tlioaght ho would have taken tho aachel McKee’s barber shop about cloven elevon ।i had hud forgotten «about it. Wasaok cnSun- • time. riJ-v ... sou ....were -------- .1------------------T A.C'-----------with him, when ho replied he did not. o'clock, W.V.. McKey and there. I1 J day and did not -----------go out— except toWrttoy take B Hoflon Mng Mjl Here iin took thftBank book nnd real tho From tiie Drug Store I went to my ' a walk in the r. m. to Canfield's hill, Que*. If the wind, had been from and sworn said: store and then to Briggs’ house, about: RamfidolldBenediet’s office,is west of Dr. the north-wost, would you have testified entry referred to as follows : “Herbert I have lived ut Manistee four years, one o’clock and staid there till about 5 , Ellis' house, there are two vacant lots, tlmt they were from tho north. Ann. I Field,Dr. To Cato as per receif»t”nnd ttar. M.. Here witness pointed out on map ' between, but they are iu the same block. Am engaged in fishing and am a mem­ think perhaps 1 would riot if I had date 7—was --------Soptcmtxir — "C •Oth u 1109. v „ Noone :ht location of Briggs' house on block Ques. State If"Vandorpool was in the ber of the school board at present. tokou L.S tiaokofit. 13 Second St, rememl>er the route I habit of going to Ramsdell & Benedict’s went. From Brigg-.' I went to my (office. Objected to t»y Mr. Hughes, and barn about five o’clock. Do nut j objection overruled. Exception taken recollect of seeing Michael Fay., and question answered, 1 have soon Do not know Edward B. Hall. Briggs ! him there several times. was present at dinner. Passed Bailey’s Ques. State if they trunsuoted busi­ ’ i-urner and Thurber Bull guuig to my : m-ss for him. Objected to and question bam. ■ withdrawn. Te gu to this office there is . Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. ' a walk on the. south side of the Started to get <hjrircd TOOtt after break- ' street called South River Street, /fast, by whieix 1 xnow wlmt time I saw i than go south on Spruce rtreet, theu trest Field. Hadjbreak&i-t about 9 o'clock, <>n Fin»t rtreett to Canfield's store, then 1 think beaauxe thia is tho usual time 1 j croseed over to the touth ride, there bi1 had breakfast cm Sundav.— ; iug no walk on north side. k'titnv th.' ;• • « tr . 1 • . tvnou .fix. it v iiri all jut one ILwe witrons wes nbowu a Pietux** ol z 1 ,bo “ and tho objection withdrawn. Ans.— about tho wind on Sunday night • Was .Supervisor in 1869, resided dn the I n- J! i /I —.... north side of Manistee ' mouth. Am L -------- ,--------------------- thoroughly 7?__± along this .u:s enrrente. Ant In dean watetuthsr «b with the country and, stream Z: Luuk, hare been een engaged in fishing 12 yean, wa* en| ” * of ’* engaged’ in * fishing north Milwaukee «-ight years, know tho locaIlion of the Bank. Tlie distance from - mouth of the - river . . a j tbp Baek to the is ' I tho surface then fceems i of y --------- ---to extend ---—-- to. । til0 bottom. Ho then exjikuaod what ' hriment by tho terms north an! norlittle wi r half but hardly throe-fourths wanl. Narwurd means any point from ! ef a distance , ; . mile. ~ . Tho 7 , , ,from i the I north-woat to north-cart, but if 1 said mouth. «>r the nver te tto' end of tiro north I meant north, nnd if I said north• ... .nn . t < • s? I I west I meant north-weal, but I have no recollection tlmt I was asked at Kalamafore starting. Manistee is a" lumbering k«>dcnbfuri 11 a« being correct, and ho ; referred to too wmuncncemont of the i *00 Jlrom what iHirticulnr point tho wind /J town nnd they have wlmt is called MiG i-splniaod it to toe jury. p>'rs Eo the end of the gers , ' Uew. . time and town time, which vari. all the < On too west side of the building is n j .."or1T, ><3 ‘ J Second' ctovs-^jxaminaaion by Mr. fifMrt irthH way from half an hour, to one hour and , flight of stairs. The next buihling west ^ h» of a mile. The be map of .Msnis-north 1t mean •Jiicever. When wnea 1 x say uotw mv»» : to? on exhibition is uindo on tho scale Cheever. north uqd not norward, and when 1 u lu.lf. I.V-directt. My time wm town is a hardware store owned by Runufdell1 of 200 feet to the inch. From this Mr. . mean north-west .. .and __ i tone. , A Hurd. There were two wa.-uut lota • say north-west. 1 Hughes thought all ■ these distances * Mr .bin J. McKey, the ilartrenth between tkeiu, about 50 feet-wide. The nut norward. Court tlicn adjourned could bo obtained much more accurately witness* being duly sworn, said: J live ! bank lure, to the river, is very abrupt till 2 1*. n. ■than from the testitrnmy of any witness. at Mauirtee, hove lived there for three ttud sandy, should judge the declivity Aiveaxoox ramax. The depth ot tho water from the bank • r four year?, am a ba-ber. Knew was about 18 feet Ihure was a flight •to the mouth of the river, would vary At the opening of Court this r. m , Field and remember tho event W his -of stairs running dowii on tlxi west side from H fact to 12 feet. Tim river is Mr. Eggleston read the receipt alluded disappeutnnee, which oei-umd Sunday -of the Bank towards the river. From the September 5th. My Barber Shop was I foot of tbestarfs to the water is about 20 navigablh up to the little lake called to this morning as having been signed Manistee fake, far vessels drawing about open .that day, generally opens at 5 a. m. ' (•■et and^t is sandy : think the building eight fret of water. Think the rate of in the shoo shop, when Mr. W. D. nnd clone at about 12 noon. Gen Bob- ■ « fifty feet deep. The rear of the buildRamsdell was recalled te testify in re­ insan.got shaved that day about eleven ingjpainc about to toe rivur bahk, war flowing is -about two miles uu hour. Field disappeared on Sunday, Bittern­ gard to the missing gold. o'clock. ” ' an outl»«i»e and tome boards between bar 5th 18Gl». Whs nt home all that I Kaw Hold on Satunlny previous to Cress exiimised by Mr. (Iwevur ; Am j the Rank nnd river. Here was day. Tbv wind southerly twenty two yoers old, and hart* been in 1 shown a paper whiok he idaa- dur. !*«• wm« was in a soiuawiy or ,. tliis business about rix jtars, and was : fitted a< the receipt he rignod on that in this shop about uno year. Have fatal Sunday. J... U «u, qmto tog, to. byMr. !luch„. «b,«t tw« V nm.li buwiOT ra Sun- . tw_,.jUuuWV . Jfe. Hush„. <xn,ia M . ..«. -^nk agam on. r- Mr. Conffyer and Mr. In­ M there also. Wo wont to Qki house for Vnndcrpool. He went down * with us nnd opened tho Bank. I told him J I was going to break opon the trunk when he told mo he hod tote key, when nsked wlwre he got it ho replied on toe floor. During toi*. time ho w.is trying .to open the safe. The floor in front of the curtain had toe appearance of hav­ ' ing been scrubbed. Un Monday morn­ J ing when I went there ho was swooping : water out of tho dobr. Tho carpet was up nnd tho floor scrubbed , but I paid no j«rticalar dttevtion to it x On 'Wednesday when wo were there too ' airpet waa under counter. Than' ward some-mote on the Hngr and we ex­ amined the Ixmks when some ono sugO B".._L' fctod . : ..J0 had letter get an. expert to V:indergM>l remarked tn examine oinminn them. titer that ha presumed that we would find— some ink kjkiU, and if ho went into an- ■ other offiro, ho would try and get a clean one. Exafninod tho floor in front of the desk and all had been washed but that bohind tho desk seemed to have been scniblied tho most. Ques.—Was there an assignment made, end if fio who made it, and who was th® asdguoe ? V “? Vvz F" ^,h'^r aitorito. ttoU d.r, bu. '"Vu^wTSd Utoku ... ..MHw.tor*r«w , „rtllinR hi. .«»»- Objection made by MnMfqjhat, oir tlie ground that it went to show that n poor nitui would commit murder, while a man in easy circumstancra would ftet, which was contrary to thw usual courw’ of thinga. n ri _-gard to Mr. Eggleston sealed that it went to ju Wtts was ;in regard to *ime some gold gold J, a „r Vaud'a-ol in tho possession of Vanderpool show motive and that was the -object of , j>„„<. culi „ n d.h» briongod -•_ y_______ 2™ * ' Ml it. Vanderpool, ho said, bad come there .. — ... to — Fiokl. Tho objection was that it ns a Banker, had solieeted the confi­ Could not be identified nM end wjU1Ml without that ,„>limoov woula inndmto-bk. dence T«f business men and had held * - - that they • - himself out ns a man of means, nnd • Mr-Eggleston said intended day as cm any other day We open; v. *«. . rotons' On Monday the wtui about 5 o'clock on week days, aid close Remcw>bor looking at my watch ju* blonmj frur. <to. nraMjr all along from nino till eleven after they left tlie shoe store and before tnr»4 u. o’clotk io Jt.. d*> twice as much | 1 Parted for home, and it waa ll:iW. heavy, but 1 was out all day m a fish-1 buriiMss on Sunday in jnap,’*ti°a 1 There-were three persuus in the hhc|> in, .ujok. We»l -nd to uk.. I to the time 1 au open us cm otli-r days. [ when j teft it—Mr. Smith, Mr. Bonn np -taA ww.. Inasmuch business in one port of the j anfl j£E. Wright Tiro doore of bank <rrb miles south ol the nver and about 1 day <on Sunday? ns in ;uioti>«r. Some 14U1fl ghoe shop are recessed back nbutrt four miles from shore. Have been in । to identify it ns fur as it was posable. tola withdrawal of Field' would ruin times there ard’5 or G waiting for me, , two feet. From the oart ride of bank the habit of, going on the lake every day Court overruled the objec­ him nnd thereby wnn put into Ivimind when I ojien my shop in tho uwrning. fo xest ride vf riioe shop door, te 0 wht'n the wea-.herwould permit, except and exception wn* noted । There are two of us in the uhop. I can , or ]0 feet, I thirk. Think tho other Sundoy.during tho fishing season, which tion ; tha idea of murdvr., Ann. He exhibited quite a number of ■have a umnin about 10 «r 12 .icinOtes.: n,en n-eroall sitting uoor the recess in begins iu April and ends in September. Mr. Choe ver argued that, he faded to ■ Close .at 12 o’clock, but if there are some t|»u east window at the time of the anew j linvo noticed the effect of winds in pro­ I>iecM of gold which he took fro m his tv see how on amicable dissolution pants pocket.-, but could not tell tho iuthv shoji, we usually shave tliooi, but ..an(i I Mood inridodro door which wo* ducing curcente. A string wind will woiild. furnish n motive. If Field had we close the door at that tone, iwmo ; ..p-q, The noise did mot uanress me as usually produce u current which wculd number of. pieces nor the coinage. Mr. Hughes asked that all this testi- threatened to take his money against times when a man comes after i*ch*se 1 i being serious, or a quarrel. Tho ir»- usually tend to the north-east if the k t him in. Ma* e no time piece, but joesrien it mode upon roe was that. Field wind was in tho south-west. The current many in regard to gold ba stricken out, toe wish of Vanderpool and was going usually go up stairs nnd look. This day wa8 havjng a jolly time .with his dog, ns would extend to too bottom from what winch was refused by tho Court nt tho 1 to lock up tho w.fr the cast* wo'ud 'be. 1 did not look at any time* jiieee, but । j had often noticed before, ho had two I have been, able to judge, with winds 1 different. . ■ father asked and he said it and —small one, about as ^','.*1. strung — as it was Sunday — .a.nmn ... ........... .. ....... -- wa. I| dog#. a large --------------------- and 1 ■ UUVUb o .» —a on that-^ u......J 1_ —: ’. i—e*_. 2k was the’largo ----------------------The Court hold toitt all jhtsous who ’ 12 „ o’clock and ..w»« 2 closed in -* about/•' five ' thought one1ho was piny- ant( Monday. . My nets are about G feet. taken. Mr. Church then in behalf of: • ... after. _ .A— Tin* ’«..... s.o.i town *•>«... tone, «m<> ' i__-.sa.. ’ made —-j-of -/linen it--- *—itwine — minutes man Juul ja<y with, Have soon him scuffle wilhj wide, in wliat is- too Prosecuting Attorney, mode nn ap­ had an opportunity to commit a crime this largo one nt Willard & Hall's dnr/ called the liody of tho net, and this in plication that Mrs. Isabella Sands, Gw. did not, nor.did all persons who had n that is the time we nsually go to stay, hfisrould make him jump at him very tine, like dree thread. They are Nungersner and IL W. Stanford Iro William D. RarasdeB^ the. 14.lt wit­ ’ motive,but it held that it was competent and then throw him between hu» logs- J placed on the bottom of the lake with ness being sworn, said a,d : |iad jn the bank often during tot reference to toe lower edge. They are placed upox the information us wit- to show n rpotive and overruled tho ob­ it ’<«*.««**> Minister a little 1i month r previous, but do --------------not know where sunk with muaU stones about wx feet nosses fort he people. Mr. Hughes ob­ jection and admitted the answer. I linvo resided at .kx •• .......-—> — __ leatlier. i-.-.l.j- In r.. : .the 1... dog .1 ... was kept. l-..ni TTav*. cxnres-wil jtmmMMl thf over I yeers, I msaufacturo Have tto apart, and direotly opposite these Kones, jected lo *hrir Laing admitted, on tho1 _ An.'.T-^iT a«dgtrmout was made bv IStlb wnsaclorkiu the office of Ramsdell opinion to several afterwards, that J. (>n f110 Upner edge is what art culled ground that it did not appear tlmt they (Vanderpool ' Vander] and X was 'the assignee. ■ playing floats, and their object*! is to keep tlie were unknown to this bine a Benedict, and was Depufy Sheriff, knew thought this noise was iusdo by playii ___________ aMigument was dated October 5th, as being ma- ‘ "*. *J “ThiS ‘ Field and Vanderpool an«l alsoknew their | with tho dug. Nothing was said id •»» about nct straight When these currents ore i'. Mr. Chrntb lhoighi, JML Mum. teria: witnesses. place of buriness, it was on Fust Sl | tho noise hy tiro other persons, and I do i strong they stir tip logs ---------------------------and broth from . . -I ’'Tint did you da under this asugnmont the Met ’ u. .Wgn«. u-it|iin o...v. near Maul*; Is celled South Hirer on not know whether they heard it or not. | the bottom, so as to often break our nets I lust toe map. It is a frame building and 1 trid thr curtain jrt-a np about , .,r move’firm. Do not know positively ortlu.St.uato «it».«« could I- ad-t 0!,j,odun luado bj Mr Cltoow, toere are two .stores in it. Tiro east [the h-’ighi of one window glass | ton courre and direction of toft wind af- ttoUoJolunyt.nte. tut.l cptotolly Umt j rilich Ov.-n.d.. | nod e.wotfon room is a «hw store, owned by A. W.; nnd I think tiro gins was 13 inche* iride | (or Wednesday, tiro Sth of September, them .could 1m> admitted according to; touito. Tho wc^-one is tho Bank, this i and two nnd n half feet high. , There I <;>n Tuesday the wind wuB jiqite light law. He stall’— d also that in bin opinion . - about 12 0-'. wide, rcmenilier toe dis-1 wire four panes of jflaiw in the j pn,| jn a .^mtherfj directfoiq aud on | -----------------------------------t X] 4 — got up the ippearanci* of Field which occurred on | door. 2 rid-., by ride, and the | Wednesday it was from tiro north-west witnesses could be swoip without being Itet and ma.de the nchodule ■Sunday, Sent. 5th, about 10 o’clock of; curtain was up the bright «t 0110., aj!f| wna quite strong in tiro morning, placed on__________________________ the information. MrHuglroslHnd r. o— . Mr. Cutcboon copied- .it. -hat ds v. laosucroij to- river ot n In .looking iu, the lino ofjuvri.uon went । by* di**«l flown nirout noon. ‘ affidavit 1 r«-. argued the point fiirtluw that toe Hook possiwtttrttdf the assets of tho' - concern as far ns I could find. Know funeral’und at about 10.30 .1 returned | t-» the counter. Ques.—Con you state Uuy thing iu kz- did not statFfluit tinwimcesca were Miss Radiol who resiaes resides nt nt AlamsManii*and went into-Ike shoe .-hop. Mr. Think the curtain. L^to too wini after . „ . .. «»»•> MWUW Hill mu wno i kn.„,. jjr. Hall, of firm of Wrie-ht, Smith, and'Wm. Brain were in [on tiro windows. Donokresaembtr hovrto^ . , unknown to the previous I res. Attorney lwSf thJsKop. Wright was not iu nt first, many times I*saw Vanderpool m too Objected to snd obfochon ovenufed. I The Court npon reviewing too argu- Willard & Hall. Know of money being but enm- in soon after I dal. Field and office of Ramsdell & Benedict, nmem- j ’W* 10 *7 I meats pro had eon, bold that ibu wit-. found belonging to Field. Vaud on <oul uatue in while 1 was '। her I... two or thieo occasions they did not *’rt< • Tiro twme on these nets is ixstvm-d ; neascs nesses might oe placed on the informa' \^r- ” Hughes objected to thia answer ,7*' ------------— do much much business businc** tor for him. disathe tap and bottom by a coni there. Field had on a dork vest,'' do tern. The —. — -- on about tho wre around of a tron-h<4dw tion, to which Mr. Hughes asked .for an unices it was money found in tho po«esimnts, and no c-oit. Vanderpool had on groementa in the conversations 1 hud tian of Vanderpool. When Eggleston which he had in hand and to these curds, exception. light clothes Held had u paper in Inn n-ith him after tho dronppcarance, were replied that ho referred to the money in hind and can-.- in fiwt, Vanderpool fol- • that on one occasion he mid he was m the stones and floats uro attached. Have William Dunham, being duly sworn, lowed with pen nnd ink and they asked tho hoosft all toe afternoon, and We never fished in the Manistee Itiver. Willard 4 Hall's safe. me to witness a pajror which I did.! next time he said ho was at home all Have notu.’ed toe effect of the lake* cur­ Hero witness was discharged to be j jn Manistee, knew Field nnd Thev remained about three-minutes, uud ' tiro time, except that bo wont to Can- rents on too Manistee river, nnd a wind j recalled again by the 1'rosecutfon and like that uf Sunday and Monday would ; Vanderpool, remember too dinsppearthe tim, «• about 11:15 a. ». I re- Md'ehill »ith eomo •<•»*•■ mained in the shop about 5 minutes,, know that bo oyer wm at Dr. hdlis have but very little effect on too river. I nuc0 of Kic]j. First heardjif it on 8un- .ponniasi'-.n was given, to Defense to and then went out to go home, but; house. 1 camo £rom^L onusyIvanin to With such a wind as that of Sunday^; flay evening, Sept. Oth. After hearing make their cross-examination when re­ toe rapidity -of the current (jjU i raB<ie nn effori to uncertain his called. •■topiiod in front of the Bank a moment. - too other trial. Had charge of buua- nnd'Mnnday „„„ .....— wEultrecuJ by which «ouud.-i iug the Bunk buiMmg li » » btdoou . nouH b.. «b.nit J mb. l»r hour. - -d b -? -:t “ • - r whereabouts. Knew ths banking house Court was then obliged to adjourn till like wunulking bring drug^l I fame. The jhMnfa. rfthewJhwrei O Cross-examine ! •» by Mr. Choerer. „f KJfl & Vanderpool^ was there on The mouth of tho■ j »Monday morning at 9 ©’dock. Mr. 9 o'clock to-morrow morning, on account Que?How far could it be heard ? ; not over six inches, inc bniiaing u| x..« — north pier nt the . ivi»wj muvuwm . Objected to-by Mr .Cheever. Objec finished nicely, not extravegontly .hot river is about, 2U0 200 feet long, long and the , Friend friend nnd and Mr. Bi Briggs were also present, of the failure of witnows to arrive on 150 feet. At Kalamazoo I • j ngfced Vanderpool if he knew whore tho afternoon train an expected. tion oAerruleJ and ex»1>ti<m uken. 1 Rtrnd, them i. . ohimuy in tbu. w. 1IW- south routh pi«r stated that toe nortti one was 800 feet, wM> atlfl |j0 he did not, that should think it would attract attention tween the shoe shop and Bank, and there -tnlnd u> the center of the street 1 stepped are stove pipe holes into it, one a httte and tho south one ^200 feet at that time, . ^,0 last time he saw him he wan sitting The Indians at Arequlpa are very par­ anti the next day I thought tho inatter Bt deJk wriring. After awhile ho up to the door to go in but found it above the other. A jutor here over and corrected mysoli by saying ' thought ho had gone on tho tial to roosted Anacondas, which they liked. The curtain or. the door was , witness saw them go mto Wftter 1IO also sjioke of having regard as first. ciiuu food. The Ana­ up about one mm of glum*, but I did getoer, when heiropbed tout they went that the north pier was 500 feet nnd tho a settlement, bat bud not entered it condas arc not so particular about mnsrnut ace anything. I railed out, in a j Lek in that °“d south ono about 400 foot long. Csuld | joking way, that if that uoiw was not • he heard the door open and » ut. not swear positively as to the Jenglh of on ftp books yet, and took toe book at ing the Indians when they get a cbanoe tho piers ut tho time of Field's disap-1 yiaf time and made tho entry as per stopped I would have them arrested for I My watch kept town ‘ riotous conduct on Knnday. The noise I from toe foot of the stairs toitoo dock pcaruuce, and they have been changed j receipt, was there jierhaps half an hoar, at them, but ent them raw in prefer­ - immediately stunrod and 1 went home. > of the steamer Manistee is two blocks since. . He said he had paid him about $1,600 ence to waiting for the rousting process. �ATTENTION! •EMML CMWEMlSOj Abstracts iforim Mica., Actukt 21, 1871. That is sa-Tbe Eaflle soya: The Republican triumph lately achicvtd in North Carolina, and the marked Re­ publican gains In Kentucky, are the best evldencia of the whulreomc eflbote of the Ku-Kfox net.' Nobody alleges any interferecoe by the military power in those electlone, er that the htw had any other eflfces on tlie vote than to aid in waring a free and fair exerdae of the right of *utYrngc. Whlle Democratlc frauds and violence are still alleged, In some cnees, this lufluence wu greatly diminished, and tho reeult la n decided popular verdict In favor of the law which Democrats nnd disorganizers have bitterly denounced. op GEO. C. WORTH Tinii Van velsor it Rolfe. of land* in Barry County furnished on application, at my office in tho Court House. W. H. JEWeLL. Hnthrn, Mieh. arsajufc fjArhte' For the D. R. COOK & CO’i ffirre tA*ir neu> Goodi. Office in Hastings, BEST AND CHEAPEST Barry County-on* uf Michigan, ASSYRIA. Go to tho nuctirriux an Xu * 11 st b >{rfs«X ulj« • >; Uf. * <2 «i!» • X "West of JBanlc. HYDE k BAUER. REAL >Ute «>'l Agwts. llwji b> r.nt! now* and X ill»ra rrvjMyte for **!•! Raprw.nl tb« ibtlnwinc finrt elam Ii>»rati<m Cotnpa- CASTLETON. Wi.x.x ' • \i of • • . S uf 0-2' 11 1 I) Hl II A I 1 I) III W V I 1 II II I 1 If . V II It V ■ 1! U I • • C-f «* « 3. Looi out for •1 li v V «if n * J* 7 n w •; of . r 1, n w fre <, Vofa.l* - n.jfof.. y uwJ^ulswK r >t vf*e>/ is.eifof.eh JOHNSTOWN. ORA XT 4- PHILLIPS. promised by the Proscrutimif Attorney ' i of thc^county of Manistee to the Board I of Supervisors of this county fur pay-' meat of the exjiensc- of the Vander- . Mr. MARBLE baring bought the Carding Jia pool trial. Ifnndreda of dollars havcj cl<i..e lately owned iu Middlerille, and liecn advanced by our Treasurer on or­ ttted up iti the bwl style. hr will der of the Court, ami it is just nod bdr and In rc^ruancc with a potilivt pledge j that the money thus paid should be foimediately dep Hted with the County i Treasurer. R'A'.rc w (he inoncp.. i .« ’.’ofn. H • '; Of . • .J*' drT,''VT TP 0X1 by liailnad- will be UT MEN'S m. JPIN E BOOTS ■ m!li“Ut,onborllllH. blwj> iu 1S.UBLUW4 G00DYEABV ' Maniatee river nnd twenty mile.” .“outh i I" New Warehouse,. ..j,- ' -!« • ix DRS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL. PHYMCIAF^ and. Bunreuuf. The treatment of Private birraeea wtil.rreeire particular attention. IS ■4 i. IL J. k K. F. BROWN. PATBIC PhyrfcUne. Office in old P. O. r, Special attenttnn raid to < H ROB IV JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN^ and Furec c. Dscllipc on Uroa<! 95 na WM. UPJOHN, IIVHldlAX «ndSunr«<-n. Office w ■troei. lUrtinn- DR. C. C. LINSLEY, DOTANTC M<i Edaede J imM.n Bnl Drittht. A. P. DRAKE, M. !>., PARTICULAR attention ri’cu io the treatment at •rwS'aofo I of. *4 si* Private l>Mea»ee. Qffieeover F.!». Ackley'* Bail •' u <• V.r*. v Si ••,* > of ■ * k tl ’ - 1. .d.*}? A. IIAN1A)N. M. D. *1 LATE OF CANADA, ruew-or to Dr. 1 ••!«.- X •»*• !* u Mule PkrMMui.%mM ' .< i a>- • BARRY. n4<> . ol.jof.u j tfo S’ "f» • Jf * «r of n * V, tl u • >4 uf » M 7 .V. .(..j. . ii ' J of . . 17 c L, H n * >xl| ’ '* •S •w STEWART 5i STEINIIOFF. , HOPF. e of >. » V r >, of.. ?4u « .1 # .}{ * .11 u • V * )J «if»* >, u hr. a of . « frv J»iy.lwi. Barto* A foody C. Hvaa. ' » pi .if a . i of.u e i ’»j ’ • » I tte.pt S> aerrt III CARLTON. In the Clljf, Manufactured by WOODRUFF WELCOME MARBLE. RaiLwar rumoiu. nf Hartford. ..UOct. eorn*rof Flat, and Jeff»r»on Bffit'j, HASTINGS. $40.0» neecsMary tn secure the building i L-aMiMl to order, and sent back in good of s bnnicb ralltwa! to connect with the' oundMioti. ‘ ; Griuid Rapids ft Indiana. Of this' amount $82.(100 haw alrendy ’<on sul>- ' “ > Arfjoiuing U. F. llwltht A Cue Foundry-. s? •JB as BALTIMORE. j.. -r u • v . * n- of n q 1 Q 1” * of » W^-.f* W Snflstnetion,; •pyTT'GlT1 : IJ-I-JU X Guarantee ' - blUddphhC1JIVMU»»O, biutuo. N.Tin* 11. l.irr. of Phliadriuhla. r • . v af » • X 4<l a:, wlrv >t31 •• 3» o’ " « ’i !AluMar*U*Vi.r*.J, S’. <1 I. aof F*14 • ufl » w <6 «), -f.. , • • .¥ «•' ’ • * :. <>f i, • »4 «• Svf,w\ «>r • • .>• • pYnpripnCA I E AperieilCe . Vfiai^ 1 edrS 94 S! rt 97 rt rt .u .i - * «* ’.•i t;, vf .* **’ •J r'kofu si u * ti of u W V 11. WOOHLANI*. I * too acre* uf n e t-rally that u fair trial might be ensured. lb« : _ |O|* « ,-r !<■;»* k :i:'S n of n w ?4it/lr.... A. WOOLEY Whkmb is that Money.—On behalf of the people of the evunty of Barry, w. QA respectfolly Inquire where is the money . OU "MJURVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY at U». lawranoe and CoRceUn* MAPLE GROVE. At Hastings. ■t;U n Ji of * * >4 REMEMBER, 1'1^ is the Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped ' Washington Hlor-k, Sooth aldo Stale St. (f t Stauffer's and faithful deciple of Pomona. “■ WM. L COBB. ATTORNEY and CvasMtfor ai Law. Baiieifordn Chancery. »mTClrtuTt Court OwntBiwioDcr for Barty county, will ktunid to all hunaata eatru.Ud o£,*2’ wmos S . * X ot n « w »<* J; uf * * X I'.ocrih 50*er»« of t» •K««M >v! ' . < KoT.* K aKvf.w K * I|[ A A I UN IIII I Tns Yurt or Cuas. Downing.—Ti e veteran horticultiriijt, Chas, frownfog. • brother of the laic A. J. Downing, and author of thu best fruit book iu the j country, is expected nt Grand Rapids) during the week of the fair. Fruit men throughout Michigan will avui. vail I' thvinsclves of thia opportutilty to see I and hold converse with this imiuvnt' »t«?vias.-M«wsirT»wi. wHefoWX v’U the Vanderpool trial. Now whether' the respondent be guilty or Innocent,' and he Is presumed to be innocent until । an unbiased jury of this county say he ! I. guilty. ,u><l for » proper Jotea.. In I thi* or any other Important cause, more :If IIII I] money Is essential that the p^ple can I 11 V V " legally furnish, and we consider It a lasting credit to the people of this city i that without reference U any precon­ ceived/opinion* on the merits cf this ca«e, riwy have contributed most liber ■ u, C. G. HOIJlRlHIh, the best Coontias in the State of Moxky a Necessity—The Eagle b again 1 unenting the feet that money Io-' being contributed to aid the (lefeose In j b Inmnd in the various Townships Situated Of Home Manufacture. sometimes tlie Eagle has not done, and i tl cn comment as we think Just. ' HOLBROOK. .. WM H. HAY FORI) ijlittle Red Shop! they jiay succeed.— y*xr’i linr*. of LAXDS For the compliment in the above the Eagle has our thanks, and we respect* , fully ask the Eagle, to point out one inat-mce in which we have garbled any- ' thing a cotemporary Lai said. We alh1 waya print all they have to say, which ----- - .VER. Offer the /allowing Tax Titles H’e The Hastings Rannrr evinces much cnterprtaeln.ibi publication of the evi­ dence in thpi Vanderpool trial. That IMper han a bad habit rtf garbling the temarks of an opponent. The boat way is to give the hmguiwo and all Chat a cot^^jrery toys, and then "pitch In.'!— We Hope L- RUSSELL, Can bt> had by Calbng at of n « ’-£ M RUTLAND. H XI :9 al ts 94 Snraew and Mechanical Dentists, t*r"nl *k t^Olip’s Ruir«. Ua,«tlu*.. MILO T. WHEELER, ISAAC W. V ROOM AN. 0B0’ lU’ ‘ *Urt ' PEI’tTTYL'.d. Mumbai. General CoUe.ttiac Arent E. IL MALLORY. The State Board of Equalization mec's in Louring to-day. Its session? are belli but once In five years, and it is com­ posed of the Lieutenant Governor,1 Auditor General. Secretary of Slate, I State Treasurer, and Cominb-tioner of Land Office. Representatives from the severdKBoards of Supervisors tire ex­ pected to attend, and upon consultations held and e» timates made by the^e vari­ ous officers, lite heals of taxation Tur State purposes for the next five years will he fixed. Tho : srersmenta of all the towrifthlpe In the State, erranged by j counties, are now befog printed for the use of thia Board. We trust they will equalize the property at It* real value, on a ba*!-, of not less than $12,000,000 in the county of Barry. IRVING. tST All Styles of Women’s and Chil­ dren’s Wear.“Bo • • ;i «l • The Best in the City J. C. WOOUnUFF. NATIONAL HOTEL, BIIKI-RERn A CAMPBELL. Pr.wfo*W eoraw k atrori. The only Urrt-elam Hu- MIDDLED II.LB EXCHANGE. H.8. 7AN-DY" JOHXSON. (furmnrb- Clerk < I ofe r V ofa epeeUltx. AAROSTCLAR^ ORANGEVILLE COMMINS k BROWS, PA INTERS h ‘;..r.e 1* I." ..r.. 3 JOUS MICHAEL, tfrJ±,v.,Sx»KK7ftH: Home- Pointing. mounce sot the Burlington Roup? are organ fen n ; a sr.in i oxcureion . •'I”; ?.’■ A ■»mM wiAue to eu:i4nn:o ta and Buflhlo hunt to.tirt from Detroit dim of tloy.iuj* and primly that ihe i* c >t the 29th of thlb n.cidlr, limiting the roceirini Innte ajidition* to her Jtnck of party to 159 peraone. "Fidseta from Kai amasoo and return, $21,10, gJod for i AR®f ft* iwof Bonn*t». Fhiw• » U. > I . Feitam m<radim variety, thirty (.ays, may to < btaint'd nt the —- ----------- —r- manufacture! ticket effleea or of the a^ent, U. A. ' Haatlnrt. Juris l«t 1K71. Itoweii, at Detroit. The excurslimls'a will f.o to Ilufi'do GO TO CLARK’S FOR PICTURES. Range,in Jio’ixh?rn Nebnu-ka. This '•. Ur not < nly l«n Cue opportunity for plea-ura trod hunting, but will afibrd a view of the lands owned by this Ccm pany nnd also the »’.ovcmment lauds r.«ljuc. nt to tho‘road, which may be yaluatye to those contentpl'itin-.' Invest­ mentMori: Moxky.—The balance in the State Tr.-a.-ury Aug. id was H60.Sd?fc87. Increaa.- daring the week $3.10fi.42. Mrs-Sjaatou rays: u After looking in her (.Mrs. Fair’s] face *<» tntimaiqf can persuade hie she is guilty.” idHW ■ PRAIRIEVILLE. for warm. meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. CITY PAINT ST ORE! South side State St. bios.—The - Iuhmt, Hoting., Pap'r-IhnjiHj, Ktiliotibuug, X-f,t To the Ladies!! Sign and Ornamental Painting Dumb in tho !u*“Myle>. Paintei-N I f<r Ihjndnt. (alw (Iminior In nil ^TOSXTik. « YANKEE Sl-BINOS. I? ,W,I‘ >••!«•. Wludu. 1'irhire Fr«n.M, Leokini; Glmii, \ untisbe*. Lend., Uli*. Miird Pai.uArti.l-n' M»teri«l», Windou HAMS. WILLIAMS, k t o ,,LsrzVESI“r5.-'.=ii. Shop nntr of Church and Su.tr ItlOUNAPFLE ’ ASU HACK LISE. ' IlttllltlCK. Opponte P. 0. ulueV -‘.“’••Ji* r Ire u: 41, t Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. Wu will cheerfully give ►t.’S&H** tossave. . . . . attended _ - _ k. t, uotrn. J. ROBERTS & CO.. all information desired. FAR M E R S 'Gold & Silver Watches, ANT» ’ : “ U» TM oa.. „a„. £=2 Horsemen ATTENTION I A cynical lady, rather inclined to flirt, says most men axe like a cold-very BtKck.mit*ijn*. at the o easilv caught, but very difficult to get proapUy attended u> by rid c.f. CALI. AT JOHN ’.STANLEY’S a k I SUM SilTtr anS Plated Tye M. PRICKETT. "A-T!.XG* rivusiwxEs. Wines 1114 Liquors!___ . uiv. ] MEDICINAL pmi iivnmtv., FOR PURPOFlJ. AIm., Imiwted Donbhn Porter end Tdinh,..^ J. Roberts & Co., at th- Poet Office, keep tho Daily Baxxcu forsnh. �■—a ****** । COUNTY OFFICERS. ' Subscribe SfiFriadls For the Ladies. Mrs. Barr says teaching h essentially woman's work. The female population .of exceeds tho male by 718 5W. SCHOOL. A Select School in Assyria Is about to take ef­ fect M the 4lb of Reptombar, at lbs Somebody has said that Evo was Cre- EIXIS SCHOOL BOUSE, ’’repsratory far Teachar*, and thorn wbo feel in- Mrs. Bliss Smith, of Londonderry. N. Iihb r- n - — * * ._ e , ■ Dvsry the Thry Evidbniey Fjcttl Bad.—The ••Conservative” papen of North Caro­ lina are evidently very tore over their defeat at the gccent etaetloa. The (bl. towiagfrom the Kubvllle cwiroa, ton Tuition to the Hohoci, si.no. For further iofonnalion, address, NORRIS K. KEITH. Assyria. fair sample of their talk: ‘‘ What Is to become of the oountrv God only knows. Let oar friends, bXl SHEPARD’S ever remain quiet tud cairn, but firm. N o true man will waver now because •dvene winds happen|o • bL»Ue around ua A better day will come. Our party Y1U, ,Co!'Wnu« i« control the 8uta, no doubt of that. One hundred thouaand white freemen can never be nut down by the office-holders and bondholders wbo lead ti.e Radical barty-never/ Then be true, white men—freemen!" Dr. AIKIN, COMPOMD WAHOO BHW t aWhhkav nr vtimuiatlMbevwrava. but a roicixs wlipia tbs rcaeh -f all. B Office Mo. 11 Canal 8t~ Grand Rapids, HfflUM BAJffl ■ D LXDIES out ol health, a Mured of eaav, safe I cure. Confidential, aueoeoafal treatment for all pri- 1871” cate, atop nn n_ i Aikin al once. Term* favorable to all. Consultation, free. CalLvr send potto g. for circulars and ques­ tions. (Hour*, b to a.i Address, N.J. AIKIN, M. DP.O. Drawer 2091. Grand Ra.Uds.Mich. Hams, Williams, & Co., ERIE Sash RAILWAY, Jautulice, Itullffeetlon, Sour Stom­ ach, CoetiveneeN, Nervous and Sick Headache. lArer Complaint, FtverLAffue, Dyspepeia, Worms 4m Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Lom of Appetite, Ertrptlone of the Skin, Pimplee on the Pace, and all Diseases of the Blood: aleo the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Lolne, LumbaffO, Gravel, Rhenmatimn, <Ce. <Te. — ' 1,400 miles under 860 miles without i- One Management. Change of coaches. I can safely say there la more real genuine Bitters In one BO Cante Bottle of Shepard’s Compound Wnhoo Bitters than there la in a whole ease of any other kind In market - BROAD GAUGE—DOUBLE TRACK BOUTS Doors, Price, enlu SO Cente a Bettie. Th laartiela has buon thoroughly taatad and found ■ sura and apaady cure for the following covtiplalnta. . Recommended by all tho first Class Physicians throughout tho City and Country, aa the beet Family Medicine m use. No Family should bo without them in the House, and thereby save time and money Blinds, Price, only $O Centra Jlottle. j FttlXCIPAL POINTS Ut NEW T0BK AND NEW latULAXD, AND TDK For Sale by DrnsxiV* -.n-l Dealer* Getwrelly. j . C. N. SHEPARD. OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA • THIS DAILWAT EXTEND* FltUM Rochester to New York, 385 miles, Buffalo to New York, 423 miles, । Dunkirk to New York, 4G0 miles, ■ Cleveland to New York, 625 uiiles, Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, BRESSED AND IS FROM E.VMBER. I Of all Ktaib: . HASTINGS, MICH. All irains run directfy through to Nev York. 1 860 miles without change ofooadtee. j From aa^afler Mar )5th, l*<7l, Trains will leave, ! NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, leaves Cincinnati at 1 13 P. II., Hundav* excepted ; Cleveland from Atlantic and Orest Western Depot, by Columbus, 0., time, daily, (Saturdays rxcept—< . I.. ... I* II . I,.!x.« e ... . VANDERPOOL NEW CARPET HOUSE The very BEST PLACE td btiy CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, MATS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, NOTTINGHAM LACES, 'Grawl RupiiLL Afich. For Soli by ACKLEY ± 8LADE, Hostings, Mich. Family Sewing Machine* j j SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, ' , i ’ Send in vour Advertisements. Sleeping Coaches *re attached to th I* train at Cincinnati and at Snspenslon Bridge, running HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS' M ON U MEM’S. HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, ning trains am! steamer* fur Boston and New England cities. Sleeping Cnaebes ere attached to this train at Suspension Bridge, running through to Susque­ hanna. and st Leavittsburg, running through to MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN In T«Il-.iirtig or iPre*anieking NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, (Sunday* excepted;) leaves Snapen.ion Bridge al 5^5 P. M.. and afieruoon trains for Boston and New England cities. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dally. (Sunday* ex­ PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY*cepted.) Leave* Daviuu at H.4.1 A/Jf; leaves Cleveland at 3.M P. fl.j Meadville al «.1O P. N. (Hupper;) Dunkirk at 10jx' P. N ; Buffalo al 11 2" P. N. Stops at Susquehanna atY.45 A. M. (Breakfast;} Turner's at 1.13 P. M.,(Dine.) and arrive* In New York at «.|v P. M. Connects at Elmira for Williamsport. Harrisburg and the BLACK & FULLER, Proprietors, are Mouth; at Owego 1l>r Ithaca; at Binghamton for prepared to furnish Cooperatown, Albany and the celebrated summer resort RharobMpriug*; nt Greyeourt for New- ctnusu at ».*.» r. at.; vievciaou Snapenaion Bridge al J.4u P. M.; . . i> ti ..j n....i.;Ur t ■>’. v m THIS MACHINf HAS NO E^UAL. Pleaae call end examine the Machine and Ila work. You cannut afford to bt<v a Hewing Ma­ chine until vou hare seen the FLORENCfT with Ito lato improrrtnento. GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE Office and salesroom at Grunt St. PhUUpM’ Store. ------- KOK------- HA! HA! H, A. Dus e 11! JOB WORK MARBLE As cheap ax any shop in tbe State, N. B. ’ .We will attend to the remora: ot an * rc-dre**lng old atones. Shop near ths Creek Kre«». Boston Cash Store Go there lor your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fino stock Jctt Opened • COME AND HKE2 'UIIEM oh AMERICAN It* vital part* arc made of of steel sad exaehardsned, and will last a life-time. — No other Afeehius runs so easy or make* so little iwlse in Ila opsratlor. It will make any width ut them desired witliout basting. ■ It will fatten every seam seen rely. It will Cord, Braid, Quilt. Bind Gather. Mem,t*b|!h K,,,ae'. “"d nestly and duWe warrant It to itw even thing needed in a family, from the bcaTirat to tbalighteat fabric. Opposite the National Hotel. F. IMMEN. HA8ILY UNDERSTOOD. AliaRiii.OrtaaiiRfiijtofiriL 74 MONROE STREET, GRAND RATIOS, MICHIGAN, THE FJCOllEIXCE at Biuehainmn for Cooperstown. Albany, and j the celebrated Rummer resort, Hbaron Springs; * and with Delaware, Lackawanna and Western . _;,i. v. pbla. Sleeping Coaches are attached to this train at Cincinnat>,OlevvIand,running through tollurnelU ville (Breakfast jy and new audisiprored Drawing Room Coaches are attoubed al Hutpeosion Bridge. running through to New YcikEXPRESS MAIL, leaves Dunkirk from Union Depot, andBuBxlo, ria. Avon and ila. Hortielh rille. Daily, (Sunday* excepted.) *t V.sc A. M., arrivingin New York St f.uOA. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, (Daily,) leave* Ciscinn.ll al 9.45 P. M , arrives at West Salem st 4.08 A. N. iBreakfaM;) laare Cleve­ land T.ts A. M.; LMvttUbnrx 9.) I A. M.; Meadville 11.32 A. M. (Dine J Dunkirk 1.23 I’, M.. .Yuspenslou Bridge, 1.40 I’. IL; Buffalo 2.4'* I*. M. Arrives st Boroelisville 5.49 P. M. (Supper.) and M New York 7.00 A. M. Connect* at Elmira with Northern (kntral Railway f-r Williamsport, Harrisburg _i t___ — _ i.u THE ABOVE CUT tbeirilaggagi-.arc transferred FREE OF CHARGE in New York. Ing Coaches r^r IN THE WORLD JH accumpany all nigiu trains uu Ibis Railway. figr The Erie Railway Company hat opened a new Ferry from their Jersey City Dspot to the looted 21d St.. New York, thus enabling Passen­ ger* .io reach the upper portion of the city with­ out tbe expense and annoyance of a street car or omnibus transfer. r . »?• The Scenery along the entire route of the Erie Rail wav Is of tbe mostpicluresqne and beau­ tiful character. Admirers of Nature a beantim. in a daylight Journey over ike Line, will find in its ever changing landscaper subject* of continu­ al admiration and internet. Oytlcrs and Rjereslantnts. on hand at all honrs^ 26v! IL A. BUSELL BOTH PLAIN OH A CARD. Michigan Exchange. Denture, F»nnr*ar isth, u;|. Ria : Thia Halel, iro long and favorable known to the Tver ling Public M being thorougblr r»pairod and put In pcrloci order for businwa^ and will continue to bo kept tn all ita appointments OT FINE WORK DENTIST WAU FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, Which can be obtained al ths principal Ticket Officsa in tbe West and North ■« •«. L D. RLCKER. WM K . RARB , Gcn'l Sop’L Gen I Pass AgT A SPECIALTY. kSF’ Orders by mail for Advertising, Subscriptions or Job Work, promptly attend­ ed to, nnd we will warrant Satisfaction. . W. H. HOLMES, Publiiher. reduced to t*.W per dav. and tbs proprietor licit the patronage of all who wish to lind a g Adchox Bars printed on abort notice at this Office. �Tr|E RjEpihLICJyi BjyiNGIV ' DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackaou at Runt an** returns 'from 09 eountiea are received, Call on Mm* Wilcox for mllltaeiy 15 counties to be head from, which will : goods of all the latwt and best fltyiea. probably increase Leslie’s majority to little lees than 40,000, as previously First National Clothing House. stated. —Go there for the best and cheapest, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. E. G. William*. if. -------------Great Union Exposition w. M. HOLM—, TtiA-VEX-Eiva* Gfinr.. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. MalUjptacj AUGraad Rapid*, SEPTEMBER*!?, 13, 14 AND All persons who are owing me, must two raise nr oxx. Hotice- take notice if the same la not paid within thirty days the accounts will be left with a Justice for collection. John M. Bessxer. Hastings, Aug. 14,1871dw MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division august 1671. Custom work made on short notice, in good style and roarouable prices at RuntAit’s. 15,1871, Nerthen Mich. AgricalCaral and Me­ chanical Society. State Pomological Society Unite in making tbe above • grind demonetratioa of tbe production of Michigan Induitry. Admission 25c. children 15c. Exhibitors are expected te join tbe Society. Yearly memberLadles’ fine shoes of thi latest styles ibip tickets 11. Life Memberabip ticketa 110. HENRY S. CLCBB,'~ at Runtan's. Grand Haren. Secretary. G. W. GRIGGS. Grand Rapid*. President. Railroad and iteemboat fare* at excursion rotes. Freight mostljr free. Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN LOCAL EVENTS GREBLE To Our Patrons. Kalamazoo and Ann _A_rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS We wish that every penou who has VtnssntviD* and subscribed for the Dally Banner, prom­ BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, , ising to remit on receipt of bill, to send us $1.00 without farther notice, and ail RUSSEX^’ prows JIJVD (.INnA'GS parttea to whofc wo send pMkages on contract to ran it otter a weak. SAWING Old Sattler's Meeting. As nytny of the old residents of Barry county as can make it convenient, are requested to meet at the office of Wm. H. Hnyford, Es<|.t in Hastings, over Goodyear A Barlow's store, on Saturday at 2 o’clock, p. M., Sept. 2.1871, for the purpose of making preliminary arrange men tn for a General Meeting of the old reeldents of tlih county. Come out, ye early pioneers, a little recreation will do you good. Many Old Residents. SSBSrtl’ Chirlotta ■Maa Ba*i Is tbe Cbiwro A J/.ehixnn Lake Shore R. and RapbL fur Uoskecoa and White Hardware. Local hlweft fioticB?. propositionhdoptcd.by almost a unani­ machinery in Barry County—for sale by S ores, E. P. BURR ALL. Office in John WriaerttV Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. Harnesses. FARMERS Agricultural Tools, &c. Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ ' BOOT. SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, Wfl wiU no(. be unJer- elected Justices, and tiie Iron bridge ETC, HABR0W8, JlGRICULTURA^L * , Elected.,—At tbe si> 1 *cial election to- LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY brook k Republican, day, Edward rxlwaru A. Hol Holbrook^ lnn4-Hlek~»W. !<•«,■, MACHINES, and the largest stock of sold by nny House Ip. ^Michigan. and then call in and get for Yourselves. Wives or Children, the mous vote. John A. Gkeble, Mark Russell. Pleasant to day. Wc arc a week old today. I«,the name of a Choice Brand of Ci-' gare just received and for sale at the | Tho city Is crowded to-day. City News Depot. Advextisemexh ore solicited. The Laboekt Stock of School Books • in the City at the City News Depot. Rend the ndvertlsements in the Dally. Exciting—Vanderpool trial and eleci lion. z I The attendance nt, the Vanden>ool The Corner Grocery C.H. HICKS, Art System and Science. trial to-day ya* very large. Groud Rapids Business College Tele-' graphic Institute and Writing Academy I Wc learn several leading and promi­ nent gentlemen of our city have been •—send for College Jounud. _ । examinlnlng locations for water purA Choice Stock of perfumeries at the ix»cs for our city. Gty Nows Depot The Dally 1« delivered bv carrier to For Photographs and Pictures, of all every convenient part of the city. kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. •Those who do not get them by carrier can get them at this office. The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the best Brawls of Cigars Albebt Eiselberg, of tho 8L Charles restaurant has tho celebrated bottled Vienna bocr, Kustercr’a bottled Hams, Williams A Co. have not got wine and beer which Jmj will furnish to time to run after accounts that are to be private families on application. paid. After harvest, therefore, wc ex- ! . . , . . . . ___________ . ms select Stock now on hand. Watermelons In town. The Town Talk Also get your Best TEA, SUGAR. COFFEE. TOBACCO, &c., Ac., of him. at much lower prices than at any other place in the City. Hastings, Aug. 21. JACOB MAUS. J. w & C. G. BENTLEY. Groceries. [Snccreeon to Dickey A Bcalley.' Crockery. Glassware, &.C., &.C., in the market nt Post Office. Cheaper than anjr Store inHastinrs, pect every ma* to call and settle up ! Money Order Office*.—Among their accounts on or before the 28tli | money order offices authorized to issue insL . Wc mean btubirti.\ postal orders on the Postmaster of New Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871.----------------- j York, for payment iu tho United Klug­ - ---------------------------1 dom of Great Britain and Ireland, and The New Fi>m.—J. W. A C. G. Bent-1 to P°* onlc™ Issued by him for sums ley. manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds ! certiflod b7 Post Department of that and moldings, and everything else, are oonn^ry ^or payment in the I nltcd so busy selling moldings’ that they caunr<? the following named offices not wnfo for the local column this week. I ln thl" ^tote: Adrian, Allegan, Alpena, • Ann Arbor, Benton Harbor, Charlotte, , Coldwater, Detroit, Dowagiac. East Hams, Williams & Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ Saginaw, Escanaba, Flint, Grand Ha­ ing Machine in Barry county, but they ven, Grand Rapids, Hastings, Hillsdale, have one that will stick any nnd all Houghton, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lan­ kinds oi moldings that are' needed. sing, Manistee, Marquette, Marshall, They also have on band a large number of doors, sash, blinds, moldinga. win­ Menominee, Monroe, Moun; Clemens, dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low Muskegon, Paw Paw, Pontiac. figures for cash. Iu regard to tho finding of the bodies ’ The place to buy your boots and shoes at Gull Lake the Telejraph sa;.y:— Onis at Runyan’s. last Saturday afternoon the body of Mr. Tho popular Business College of tho [ Gates wus found but a little way from country is located at Grand Rapids. , the mill on the edge of tho shore. It MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BUNDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. THE CELEBRATED Farriefs Improved! ALoO, LIMBEll FLOORING SIDING ^-e., 4’c. — -------------------------- Bnsidaway, ntar rictr ' '-------------------------------------- H. A. Goodyear. GRANITE STATE Corn Shelter! Dan'l Striker. GoOdyear & Strike FOR SALE AT Dealers in W. T. EASTMAN’S hardware. Warehouse on Broadway. New Goods nt the • I’hqbnix Cash was very much bloated, tho clothing that '■ Land and Calcined Plaster, ' still remained upon tlie body being very ' Smn*. 2w tightly stretched about tho same. A : LIME, WATER LIME. An Every-day Story. part of his freo was very much docom-, or one arm was j r nwrnnn T »mTj j posed and tlie alcovei of ‘•Hello John, where arc you going?” gone. Tho arms \ were outatretched. “I was going down here to buy some A coroner’s jury was summoned and an • grocers.” and dealers in inquest hold, after which he was buried. I August 10. 1871. “Well lam going dowu to MaceAl­ It- required an immense box for a coffin, len's to buy mine.” ------ I PATENT MEDICINES, t’Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t tho body bloating very fiwt It had PAINTS. any of him, I always go there to buy been exposed , some say four and oth­ I OILS, crockery and wall pa|«r, but I never ers think about 12 hours, when found. thought of buying groceries there. Not On Sunday the body of Mrs. Gates, al­ VARNISHES, long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery TURPENTINE. .and paper enough to paper my bouse, most naked, rose to the surface. It there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could was in a very bod condition. The fune­ anninrun Dru££isis and Chemists, LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES $1.00 for 75c I will close out my Stock\ of Summer buy any where else. Besides be war • ranted rr. The crockery he keeps D tbe Boot's celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do so. on groceries, and I know you can. Besides he takes anything I have to reil at a fair price, too. I get a la-tter tobacco, lea and sugar there for the same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 16,1871. ral took place iu tlie afternoon. Both bodies were found very near the samo spot. It will'be remembered that tho boat was found, bottom side upward near ths usual landing, the man’s hat and the woman’s shawl were a little way apart on the shore. Tho bodies 1 Dry Goods and Clothing, T0IL^“dcSG00DS' ai seventy-fltt cenis on the ChoiS-'teaHErt' Dollar." | GROCERIES, R. MUDGE. I ————---------------------------------- CIGARS and TOBACCO, BATTLED TOA BEER! were found in about tho same placeThis was on the north shore of the lake KOiTJttEFS celebratfh , WINE OB BEER, i near the mill. Some people think they v . r.,* must have lain in the water where they at the Phenix J^furetah.dtopriv.tetoiU*. fmh .»<! foas,. Rrsaxu. A N*vdts Cash Store hare good SO ct Tea for GO sank and that they must have been drowned just where tho beat was found. cents. 4w d*wtf ALBERT El8ELBERG, St. UbaHe* Rntxarut on JefferxaB St. KEROSENE LAMPS & FIXTURES Iron, Nails, Glass, Wooden Ware, &c AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF I-.akc Superior Iron. WALL PAPER, Ac., Ac.. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. CITY DRUG STORE, Also the Stale St, Hwtlnce, Mlob. WOODLAND PARLORS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-22.pdf 28c6851fc52af2d5585b7bcf9a1b4dbf PDF Text Text ®l)£ (jestings Banner. _________ __________________ _________ ___ ■__________ DAILY EDITION. ’ V(>L- L HASTINGS, MICH., TUESDAYF,VENING, AUG. 2271871. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. | tablishing the n6?7. i I don't know how you’ll find out I buy I make in regard to testifying at Kala- which bad the color of blood, and one pino lands and soil them and hire logs 11mazoo, ------- *’that *‘ -vshe -------*■’---------------------*- was on tho sand just at tho edge of tho paid you $t ptt week platform, and this had a rodish color, put in the river, ftc. Was in Manistee 1for her board? Eighth Day's Proceedings on that Sunday, and first saw Vander­ 1 do not know that I did testify in Mr. 8. M; Fowler wan with me. He made various remarks that there pool about 8 o’clock that day, and saw iregard to it there; hut I will state that l it Court overruled the exception nnd Field at the samo place in ton or fifteen imy son had had it which waa the samo was something wrong nnd that there MOI1NIX0 sk»iqx. I exception noted. minutes alter. It was not for from 8 ias paying me, Mrs. Vanderpool received had boon foul play. Aug. 22d, 1871. j Ans.—I was present and I did not o’clock when I saw him, and last saw iall that I received for the furniture over Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes. At the opening of Court this morning count tho money myself, but Mias Hill him about 11 o'clock. Did not' testify 1het board and Friends ’ account The First told this blood ntbry that dty nt Mr. Hughes announced that subpennas did, and I looked over nnd put down nt Manistee that I last saw him.about ireason I kept the gold was because 1 Ihod a dciKmit in the bank of some the time wo wore there. ** had been imued and placed in the bands tlie amounts and added it up, $2,295 iu 12 o’clock, though it was ko reported. $700. Mr. Cheever.—jj did uot ask you that. I Ques.—Can you mention any other of the Sheriff, but could not bo served all This was in currency and drafts. Witness.—WeD 1 gave that gratis. Sold the furniture very soon after ' occasion of quaking about this. Cross examined by Mr. Holbrook.— on account of lack of money Io defray Mr. Cheever.—1 submit if the Court iMrs. Vanderpool came to our house to । An*.—When people would go there Mr. Hughes said to Eggleston he expenses, and ho asked that an order thought they were going to bring out please that the wxtn* h.s answer without board. and nay they naw blood tepote, I would any of his impertihence. In regard to the matter of time, there say that I saw tho samo Question was bo entered for 8150 to defray these oxuew testimony from this witness, when Mr. Church suggested that this apply ore so marly kinds of time that I could ' repeated and “ occasion ” explained, ’“TX w“' l™1"1 b-v ,1>" Cu"t I h. Mid that thb । •— ...fe was now. Hugh’s to the Counselor also. not «get them all into two times and I when ho said ho spoke of it in our store and the order entered. •lid not get it plain, and I will say that toacouun by tho name of Ed. Shear and mid it had all been given at Kalamazoo. Was on my way home to carry some at the different mills' there are different a man called “Aletek" was on the walk. The examination of Mr. Dualism, the ! Saw Vandernoel on Monday morning last witness on the stand yesterday, was1 at the Bank, he was sweeping water meat for dinner and think it was about tunes, and none of them are so late as Then ho explained tliat this cousin on hour Wore dinner. We always have meridian time. The time that I carried roomed with him nnd was not present continued. <Mit ef the Bank but did not notice anydinner nt 12 o'clock on every day. the meat home was right after the talk when' ho told tho story. Ho had told Ques.—What {»<irt of the evidences off- thing peculiar about tlie water. Asked Mr. Cheever.—-How many kinds of with Field and Denning. the story on tho day of tho arrest and indebtedness as exhiliited in schedule, him if he know where Held was, and time have they in Manistee ? - Court adjourned till 2 p. m. about a week after when Mr. Baker ho raid he did not knew. Do not re­ -A” cmue into your pusaestaon ? . Ans—Could not tell that unless I was present, but did not remember nnv Ho knew how many ^retches there were in i aftkxxoon sestiox. Ubjeoied to by Mr. Hughes and ob­. member all the ooacereation. other occasion until abbut three wook? looked polo and raid l»e was rick. Do jection overruled and exception noted. I Mr. William Duuham was recalled to ago when I told it to Mr. Nelson. Did [ not know that he said anything about This memorandum in my hand 1 Mr. Cheever.—Did you understand identify another signature, which waa not remember where he and Nelson made lust evening, but the Court ruled। being in the army or contracting tlie that question ? called 'George Vanderpool’s and was wore when ho told the story to him. Ans.—I don’t know as I did. j attached to exhibits “ P,” '*Q” and “R.” it inadnifesablo when he road the items. diarrhoea there. as in tho Bank half Thought he had testified tit Kalamazoo named da schedule “A’’ above named ass iui hour locking around. Did uot see Ques.—Do you swear vou dou't un- ' One note was testified to ns being ii^his that ho saw these blood stains. Can any blood. Saw Vandoqiool again after ., derstand that question ? ' follows: handwriting, but the other he could not tell near the time I got up on the 6th of dinner and talked with him, du uot re‘ Mortgage against Ihtorson' in th*i Ans.—I don’t know what ywu want. 1 identify. September. It was about daylight, did hands of Ramsdell ft Benedict, 8248 00 | call what was said. Remember having Ques.—Du you swear you didn’t unCroas^xamined by Mr. Hughes, aot look at any timepiece. Got up ns a conversation with him iu regard to 80 Duimets note to Johnson, ' " 00 " derstand my question ui*suon ?r 1 soon as I awoke and not before. Was moving tho trunk and ho objected, rayrvalh-, 20 00 Jenkins & Ries’ unte, Ans.—Well, r . ” ’I shoal dn’t want; Noticed the stove in the office but did dark in the store, but tho curtains were re ffid not. not notice whether it was warm or cold. down. Knew it was daylight from the 50 00 teg he had been advised not to let-it be to swear I did or Hodkcr Ellis note, moved. Was there Wednesday with — Answer wy question. j Vanderpool gave the items for the 17 15. H. ’Q Clark’s note, Mr. Cheever.—J appearance nf tho looks when I went did not not understand understand | •chedulo^and exhibits to me in the jail / Cole & Wing’s unto. 12 001 Mr. Conover aud Mr. Ingram. I was Do you ewwar you you did out doors. Did not sleep in tho Bank 150 <00 asked to gu by the Prosecuting Attarny. my question whea J asked you about I He said he would give os near an exact but in my bedroom in the store. My / Moffitt & Skilling’* note. Went to see if we could find ouv-traevs j exhibit as he could, but did not say that B.«F- Aldrick’s note, WHO*I • ..-------------------------------- * —;- the kinds of time? cousin slept with me. The smoko was | he could moke it accurate. ................. ” Csaover .di IfiiOnj^f' .. hialds whereabouts. uzd I M inritt Norman’s -note, Ans.—Would like to have it a little in tho direction of tho rivor and tho went.to tho ’house for Viuidetpool. The eighteenth witness R. G. Peters, Hank. There are Kteamlxiats and tugs (’ouk and McDonald’s order, 31248 ! “ ” ' * We more defanto, I don’t understand it now. ।j being duly sworn said : W. S. Munn’s note, ■MH <00 made Jraown our busineas to him and Ques.—What do you think I meant on the river but not a groat number. 41*75 be wsobwilliocfy without uy limitation by kinds of time ? E. N. Soiling** wader, I have lived in Manistee five yean. There wore four tugs I think, but think S.Sbben ft Co. :±0K 15 at all From the Bank I wont across . Remember the event of Field’s dis- one of the tugs was laid up but do not Aus-—To be honest about it-----appearance. -50 the river for Mr. Wheeler, a book keej>- ' !) Butt’s note, Qu**.—What do you think 1 meant I1 aj know. The steamrt* laa also lay er to oxamine the books. Vanderpool u' Chattel inort, or iBilliard by kinds of tine ? (OK let the witness ' 11 r Had a conversation with Vandcqtool in the river, which makes was arrested on <hi» day, bat 1 was not 1 l<e honest about it, interposed Mr. regard to it, on the street near the Bank in Sabie, five. They have smoke stacks and their in the Bank at tho time. Me was Hughes.) j “at• -* about clock I. uiher Smith’* iwk. “*-♦ *tliree ’•— -o’’-i —v -r. M. on Monday. . smoko is white and blue. Jhere was brought out of tho Bank suidsr arrest Hoary Huntington s note, 100 oo To be honest alxrat it I don’t think I asked him if he hod heard of Field, a landing for these about l.T^ods west as 1 undcratoud ' Eugene Turner’* nah*, you menu snuch of anything. (Ap­ ho said he had not, that he had run but I do not call that very near the Ques.—Conwou give the dates of the plause.) Ques.—What mae.tim amount away and hod taken with him a note of Bank. It is not a very common thing alterations yua have pointed -out? bilities of the firm ? Ones.—What did Vou think I meant $100, given by me to them and request­ for tugs to wait in the river iu the rear Ann—1 can -with the book. Direction made l»v Mr. Hughes umd | by kinds of lime when 1 um>1 that ex­ ed that I i>ay it to no one except him. of the Bank because tho water ia wt He was b«re given the Look ■v-hon he pression ? overrated and exception noted. This note was presented to me m about; deep enough. There is a channel in Amt.—Do not remeaiber exactly but road the dates on tbo paras above given. Ans.—I .will redsco jt to writing, I two weeks for collodion, by Mr. Dun­ tho rivor so that vessels can pass up but Mast of thebook4s in Mr. Vanderpool’s Lave said it so many times it war about or $7,000. ham. It waa dated about the 1st off they cannot stop there, for tho current Ones.—Can you-skate the schedule writing. Vanderpool’s hnud writing Mr. Cheever.—1 anbmit, if the (>rart September, and was payable in 20 days. is very swift ceases on July 10th, 1869, nnd Fields pita?., that the writneM answer my , Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. The liabilities. Mr. Hughes asked Irin, rata of Objection made Mad overruled anil •ex­ writing begins on July l±k. Tho book question. . means I have of fixing the time of my is ven- slovento kept. thb- witnesi ception noted. Witness.—Well, I submit, if the conversation on Monday, is that I had. tbo current, when Ques — Do not the baohs ehssr that Acs.—Liabilities are $4,650. Court please, th at J have doue so. an engagement with a logger and went. replied about six mile* an hour, then he Quei.—Can you stole whether jaou time were inexperienced busineet men ? By the Court.—I tfaink the answer of' to see him after dinner. When I asked[ asked if tho current was running, six have found any fiafcilliies not named in Objected tr by Mr. Chureh, and the witness was tu» fair ns could bo ex­ biff where Field was, ho raid he had' miles nn hour, and the tug should run the schedule ? pected 'under the circumstances. run away and had taken my note and arpned at rars length by Mr. Hughes, Ans.—I have frond some. Mr.'Choevor.—I want tlw witness to two drafts, and requested mo not to pay up stream at the rate of six miles aii when answer was . taken that he did answer the questioa what he understood Quts. - Can you ataxe the amount!-? tbo note unless I paid it to him. The hour, whether it would not stand still, Ol(jectu<l to by Mr. tliughos and over­ think them inexperienced. me to moan by kinds of time. reason 1 remember the conversation nnd and witness thought it would. By .the Const. — State what you under­ not the )»crsons,is that I saw him with so ruled and excejitioE ncned. .Vauden>ool looked pale. I arid, but 1 Think I could tell if tho smoko had many persons about that Aiu.—I have found about ifnfiO. I kthaps no.more than any one would stood. time, been from a tug lying dirocoly opposite An*.—1 can do that for all future I do not remember any Have made inquiries in regard tatfize who was sick. I was assigaeo and any conver- tlie chimney. Had been in tho bank M^curiLes claimed to have been given to fouml a certificate of 890 drawn by time. I don’t .understand that the man j of them individually, ----- —-j, while the ...v waver-। before I saw the smoke, but never slept Field'oy Vanderpool Have talked cf it Field and no stub in the book to ror- lias any meaning about any of his ques­ ration had a particular importance at- there to dream out whore Field was. tions. 1 asked Mr*. Vanderpool to come among the neighbors. 3 have asked Vea- roepand with it, nor any aceuuat of it. tachedtoiit* while no importance at­ Have heard that mon went there, by to rny house, .and Miss Scribner was tached to the jiersons. Have never witness wsa then told that he would derpedl, for ono, and ho raid it was town ' permission of Mr. Secor to watch the living .with lior and camo too, she came paper but did not mimctxiy in particular. be allowed to go Lome uu rendition soon altar the arrest, and staid till after given a different version nf this convor- bank, and I have heard it reported that aatiou. Testified at Manistee, but did Did not.ask him to aasro whose p*pcr that he should rand to Mr. Hugkei the tlw first trial. Ao not think she ever not testify that Vanderpool said he “be­ they went there to dream out where Fiehl was. I was passing there one iu jmrtioalar I tliink. Know Vamer- Is<dcer of the Bank. paid me a dollar herself, but 1 was paid, lieved Fteld had run away.” Have night and saw them going in, did not pooi’s hand writing ar.d was shown m testified at Kalamazoo and jicrhaps said D. L). Ruggles being duly sworn, she paid me. She left some furniture, read some of the pamphlet of the first testify at Kalamazoo that I found them [>aper which he ivoogzBaetl as hi.s. lit trial but it gives my testimony inaccu ­ dhere, but that 1 was going past. Do -ivae exhibit " C.” Smwral other papas said: I have lived at M<ni*«te< three but I do aot recollect wh.it, ns I sold it. rate. I can swear that he said he had not know poritivoly that there was u recognizud as life and they were exhihak vears. Know Fiehl and Vanderpool. Think I sold two sofas, nnd the carpdts run away instead of saying that he be­ dentist’s office over the bunk. There is *‘D,” “ E,” and “ F.” Knew Field'* i il»<niamlwr the -event of Fields disap- and chain; etc., and received for all hand writing and was shown ]»i>eru! IicanuMX*, which M as on <Sanday, but uo about 8375. With thia I paid Mr. lieved he had run away. Can give very a pair of stairs loading up on the which'he;testified to as (being in lue j not remember the day of the month. Friends account of 870. Ito not recol­ nearly the words of the conversation be­ outside of the bank building. Tho Saw Vanderpool that day near the Ty- lect what 1 testified at Kalamazoo in re­ tween us. Cannot tell upon whom .ho little platform on the bank of the river writing. 'These were exhibits raid the drafts were upon because they nnd “ H.’’ Vanderpool also wrote “ F1 ■ «on house. This was situated about 18 gard to it My son colloctod it and at­ I did not interest me but my note did. is for anchoring little boats but I never rods from tho Bank and on the opposite tended to the accounts and I do not saw a fishing boat there. Tho people of and “.J.” Mr. George Woodruff l>eing duly Manistee get their fish from the fisher­ Nr. Eggleston—Please Uok at t xhib- I sido of the street The Bank is a little know whnl he did with the balance. ) sworn, said : its “C," “iB," “E.” “ F,” “I,” and “J.” i mirth of east of .the hotel. Had a conmen nt tho mouth of tho river and they Ques.—Who runs the house ? werration with Vanderpool, whoa he 1 have lived in Manistee for throe bring them up iu small row boats, but and «eo by whom they are rigned. j years. Know Field and Vanderpool. never saw them* land at this bank dock, Ans.—Four are signed “feearge’’ in said ho had settled with Field, paid him Ques.—Who runs the house ? Ans and passed receipts. He said he had | Remember the event of Field's disap- but have see^4hein«tand at Kirkland’s Vantterpodl’s hand writing, and tlie rest — I run it, just assure as you're alive. are signed “ George Vandeepool, ” in been anxious to buy him out tor swue- Found the money in the sink and I I pearance which was on Sunday. I was dock. Never eountecT'tho number of txse, but Field would not sell out unless clerking in Tyson « Robinson’s store at fishermpn bn tho river, and do not know his hand writing. took it out myself. I had asked Van ­ Mr. Eggloetan—Ixxik ut exhibits “G" be paid him tho money, and ho oould derpool for pay for board which led him' the time, I think. The distance l>o- the number. Would not be .as con­ tween the Bank and store was 80 venient to lanl at tlie bank dock, and “EL,'’and tell me who rigwd them. rat do that without embamuing the to tell mo about it. or 85 rods. Slept in the store and arose because it would bj rowing up against —Ans.—They urv signed “ Herb,” in Bank, but that day he hod consented Ques.—Did you testify at Kalamazoo। about daylight on Monday following the the current pist where people live and to take iiart paper. This was Sunday Field’s hand writing. about 8 o’clock and tbo conversation that he told you that you would find n disappearance of Field. Opened the then they would liavu to cany them Witness was also shown exhibit “K” was broken off by Field's coming along. roll of money in a certain place, and back door of the store and saw some­ back. They usually sell their fish at urhich was signed by Vanderpool Saw Field on Baileys corner mid be that you might take enough for her thing at the Bank which attracted my the hotels and meat markets. Mr. Eggleston—Turn to page 115 of went up toward the meat market, aud board and give the rest to her? Ans.— attention. Then I went to the front Ro-direct by Mr. Church. Do not remember. door. Smoke first attracted my atten­ Journal of Bank. Do you fiud “4” Vanderpool and I went up there togeth­ Tho Saginaw Home is above the er. Met Mr. Denning end was talking bojsgod to '■ 0.” Ans.—I do. Asked for this money before the fur­ tion when I was at the back door and dock about half a milo. There are Also found ou 121 a change, to him when Field came along and join­ niture was sold. Do not remember how then I went to front door to look at it three hotels besides this and they are m ed in coavorutioa with as about 10:80 much was due when I asked for it, but There were no ’ buildings directly in and on j>ages 127, 129, 134, 185 were the vicinity of Kirkland’s dock. or 11 o'dock and this is the last time I iperhaps not over $12. The rest I sent range between where I was and the changes all swore to as bring in Van­ saw him. I asked Vanderpool after­ over the lake and got it changed and Tho twentieth witness Mr. Jeremiah Bank building. Ramsdell & Hurd's derpool’s writing. On page 137 witness words, OThen . iu jail what received 8102.00. Did not give the Hardware store was between, but stood Shackolton being duly sworn said : him iu and he balance to her. I gave Vanderpool to back so as not to obstruct my view. did not know whether it was Vander­ ho I livo in Manistee and am engaged currency. Then uaderstand that I would not tell about Were two chimneys in the roof of tho in tho grocery business. Knew Field pool’s or not and over this point. Coun­ raid, I paid him I said that was for if ho had this which led him to disclose where it building in which the Bank is, one in and Vanderpool and remember tho sel hod a sharp art to. Items on pages paid him in p*per 110 could b« traced was, did not mean to lie to Vanderpool front and one back. Tho Hardware event of the disappearuNoo of Field. Was 139, 140, 143, 144, 140, 191 and 192 from that when it back for collec­ about it Gave the rest of the money store obstructed the view of the tack in ' the bank on Monday following it. were sworn to ns changed by Vander­ turn. Vanderpool “aid : That ■ it to the Prosecuting Attorney. Mrs. Van­ chimney. The smoke was white and Went there to take up a draft found pool Items on pages 148, 150, 152, that’s it, but I paid him all in currency. derpool was at my house at the time hlue and was in large quantities. Have Mr. Vanderpool there, when I went 157, 181 189 and 190 were sworn to os I asked Van perpool for pay for board .her room was searched. I was there been in tho Bank of Manistee while 1there he was scrubbing and I told him for Mrs. Vanderpool and Miss Scribner, 1but did not go up stairs. Mr. Ingram Field and Vanderpool owned it. Tho I came to take up a draft of 8195 and having been changed by Held. On and Mr. Bullis were there. Do not* sidewalk in front of tho Bank is con- 'wanted to pay mine of one hundred dol­ Bank book was found several items on would go down to tho house, I would know at what time . ■o of the night it was siderably higher than the rirer, and lars, and wanted the balance in currency, Dr. and Cr. sides of Fields account, but I find some gold under the sink, I went but think it was about midnight Do stairs load down to the river. Went be 1 took it and went to the safe and put to — meJ first Do down these stairs after the arrest, bat I it r_L_ — ! in and came back and wont to scrub­ all were in Field’s hand writing. ;! back with Sheriff Secor and found it not know who spoke not remember the ' day.— bing, 1 I find no account of George Vander-1 just m he said. Think there, were three not know that I talked with any one do wnen 1 asked him if the disappear­ stringer drops, 1ance of Field had ilustratod him so that poor, ia the book. ----- — — u pieces, -JT.h. 85.00 American gold and the except Mr. lonvu. Remonstrated with Noticed on tho 1 could not transact business, when he balance was in what years ago was $4,­ them about going into their room. Think stains which looked like blood, such on he Hero witr.ess was shown exhibits “L," I oould have prevented them, they did । we pronounced it at that time. Mr. asked 80. Thera were about 20 pieces. 1 me what I wanted, and I told him “ M," “N,” ond ,ri0,” in a little pass not show any writ for searching. Ou Hughes asked that the but clause, when ho went and got a pile of bills and Cross examined by Mr. Cheever. 1 book all in Field’s handwriting. I Ques.—How long have you lived in | the Sunday morning that I talked with 1 “such as we pronounced it,” be stricken began counting but a inau coming in ho Vanderpool he said he hod been anxout * stopped and _________ _Hill ___ __ ____ _______ turned away. Mrs. Know Miss and Mr. Hall; Manistee ? The drops were of a radish color Vanderpool and another lady was there Ans.—My family have been there— ions to buy him over A r a long time but Were you present at the j Ques.—Were presei 1 the time. I counted out $95 and Mr. Cheever.—Answer my question. could not unless he should take port pa­ and about the size of the end of tho at Hall wbe when Hall paid store of Willard ft Holl per. finger. >returned the rest, and I should. judge I Ans.—I could not tell you. Miss Hill a sum of money ? Ques:—Did you advise Sheriff Secor Ques.—What do you think about it ? At tho endpf the stairs and just at tho (took ono ninth or one tenth. 1 saw Objection made by Mr. Hugbes. The Ans.—I thought you only wanted a in regard to arresting Mrs. Vanderpool ? brink of tho river is a little platform. other packages of bills in the safe, but ( proj>osition was to show that thia Ans.—No, I told him to let her out direct answer. The distance between tho stairs and do not know how much. money in amount corresponded Ones.—I want to know how long you and sent my daughter to stay with her. platform is about twenty feet and this Cross-examined by Mr. Cheever. with the entries in a small book kept have lived in Manistee ? ( Re-direct, by _ Mr. Church. space is sandy. ] Had lived in Manistee one year at Ans.—Well,as long as I don’t know, ‘ Ques.—Have you any explanation to( by Mr. Field, and for the purpose of esThere was spot on the platform that time and was pretty well acquainted charge against Vander। pool of making tlie changes in the Bank books. Hall did not count the I mouey, but Mr. Dunham bad counted �■with Vondernool. A few days previous, Nf • H< JJfc*WAU*I*» cither lie or Field come around with a I Rsairm or Deeds. Notaby Public, |100 draft and I accepted it by writing my name on tho back of it but do' BEIEIAL not know that I said anything. Looking through the front window uf the counter if the safe door was open I of lands fn Barry County fnmfebed on could see tlie top of tho burglar proof ' application, at my ofltoe In the safe. Do not know whether there was Court House. a burglar preaf there, or not, but W. H. JEWELL. I know there was a little drawer. MM. . Ques. - Did you see a burglar proof box in that safe or not? Ans-—I do not know that I did. I saw a drawer that ho drew out, oould not ko tho end of it before ho drew it out Saw the money in tho drawer. This was 7 cr 8 inches wide and perhaps three inches deep. Did not see the money rill tho drawer was pulled out. . When I handed him uty draft I told him that 1 wanted the draft of $100 and the difference in currency. Ho put mine in the drawer and came back and Went to sciubbing, when I asked him if Field’s disappearance flustruted him ] so that ho could not transact business, whan ho asked what I wanted, and when 1 told him ho went to tho safe and got a pile of bills aud commenced count-1 Of Home Manufacture, iiig it when a mon camo in and qioku to him nnd he turned away when I begun I counting tho money and when ho camo back I/told him I bad counted it, and* Go to the ho had better two if it was all right, and ho «aid it was all right and I loll, baw him on Friday and Saturday pre­ vious, and do not think ho looked un­ usually pale. Ques.— Did you testify at Ke’umaxoo that ho looked polo on Saturday. Do not think it is exactly reported there. West of Bank. Qucitian repeated, when ho said he did so testify. Mr. A. W. Smith being duly sworn said: A. WOOLEY For the ATTENTION! f^iqial a>d 6hUw Ca$. Good Borgoias in vair VEir*OR a roi.fic. ATTORNEY'S al Lew, Ha*linn. Miehlna. Office overNnUonal Bank, corner State and Jefferoon Street*._____ _______________________________ (Jan be hud by Calling nt RVSSELL ^NEriES' D. R. COOK & CO’S Hast tMr tuie Ooodt. CHAS. 11. BAUER. Office in Hlistings- Hr Oflier the following Tax Titles BEST AND CHEAPEST I. A. & E. A. H OL BROOK. •end l> the borine* of their caning: Conveyaaeinx. collectini. milltepr and real eMate etaiau in< tailo I. Office in Holbrook Block. Hartings. IIIIOTS ffl ■«, WM II. HAYFORD of LAJTDH Situated iu the varioua Townships Barry County — ouo uf tho best Counties in tho State of ATTORNEY and Connaclkr at Law. and Solicitor in lAancery. Justice of the Peeee. and Real fctata Agent: lamli booght end wM, and *11 tarnnoaa traniaelions on roaconable term*. Office over Goodyear A Bartow'* ctor*. ............. _•____ C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at Law. feUeiter in Chancery, wib attemi promptly to ail Vuemert entreated to him Office over J P Robert* A Co.‘« drug etore: office tore at ail hour* till 9 o'clock f. u. • Michigan, ASSYRIA. •w «l ll W ■. j* S«f »<?4 WM. L. COBi:, ATTORNEY and Coaiwellonat law. Solicitor in Chanecry. and Circuit Court Commtaekner for Harry county, a Ill Mtcnd to nil huriiir®. eiitiu*:<d' t» him with iiromptnrH and fidelity. Office in Empire Block, Middleville. Michigan. HARVEY WRIGHT, Little Red Shop! MAPLE GROVE. ATTORNEY at Law. Inmrwncc and Axent. Will give prompt nttealiM la the lino of lii. jirofr*"i<in. Offi Block. A/iddleville, Mich. HYDE &- BALER. CASTIJvlvpi Howl, of Sew X»rk.. ami Xrw I , H Jd of ii h I livo in Manistee and have for 4 years, know the bank building and carried on business iu it. In the other part, in 1869, Field aud Vanderpool earied on banking business. Knew Field and Vanderpool aud remember the event of Field's disappearance, Look out for which was ou Sunday, on that day 1 was in the shoo shop frim 10 o'clock till 12. Mr. RatasdcU, Mr. Brain and Mr. Wright we/o alto there, Mr. Ramsdell Adttrtiumtu'.of GRANT ^\PMTLLIPS. went away in about 15 minute t after coining in. Tho r&»‘. staid till I went out. Field mid Vanderpool cam-i in nnd said they wanted two of us to sign • a paper and Mr. Ramsdell and 1 stopp­ ed up,and, watched them write their names and we wrote ours. 1 think neither of/taetn had a coat or hat on. They brought tho pen and ink with them. Was shown a paper with his | Mr. MARBLE hsring bought the Cardlag JJ» name attached which ho testified to as chi«.o lately owned iu Middlerille, and his hand writing. They camo in a little having removed it to Healing*. and after 11 o’clock and we started tor home about 12, wont directly homo when I started, looked ut tho chick when 1 got homo nod it was botween half past 12 j and 1 o’clock. Have often been iu tho j bank and had observed there a small lathing hatchet, but could not disco bo it particularly. Wa men in the shoo shop were bilking about tho war tdEF'Wcol sent byRailroad will be I soma of tho time and sumo uf tho OF MEN'S time about religion, the Swedenborg Carded to order, and,sent back in good i religion find its prluciplus. After 1 ate [ condition. - my dinner, o boatman camo and wanted I his boots and I wont to f the shop and i got them, when Air. BrAin camo in and I Shop in BARLOW A GOODYRAR’S wo staid ^hore till about 4 o’clock, when • n>y journo.,inan. Mr. Qinavan camo in Now Warehouse, and wo left him there. Next came l down to shop on Monday morning and ’ In the (ily, Mnnnfactnred by Adjoining C. F.’Dwight A C>'» Foundry. saw Vanderpool stauding in tho door ai; if ho had been scrubbing, ho had a broom or mop in Ips hand, and 1 said ; WELCOME MARBLE he loukod ns if he hud been hard at' wiriiL L- RUSSELL, ATTORNEY at Law. Inwanee and Coitectini Ax'’. Office over Shopbdl A Drown • Mort. Ri»hvillo. Mkhlean.!■»»» ' ii'.'S’.A’.'t&nl. Ci.avxLaan, of Ohio. N*rioa*i. Lint, of Philadelphia. R.ilw.y I’A.-MKXdxB*. of flartfonl. .. Office, eor:i*r of State and Jeffanon Smet*, eve Barlow A Goodyear'* Store. C. nrpe. Vote. IL E*v*b. e«,of ae W oardimj WOODLAND. DRS. J. M. & C. RI SSELL, PHYSICIAN’S and Suaw. Th* treatment of Private JH’^aera will rvcaive nartieuIarettentioE. At Hastings. DRS. IL J. A. E. F. BROWN. JOHNSTOWN. UOMtEQFATHIC Phjakiane. Ofieein old P. O. builJing. Special attention paid to CHRONIC I’.AI.TIMtiRE PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwelling on Drend-, -ay. near the Court Home, 30 Years Experience!! BEST STYLE JOHN ROBERTS WM. UPJOHN, PH YBl'-LAN and Surjeon. OQe* weft end of Stal 4$^ ■traet. llM'.incr. HASTINGS. ]■<* w I except lid'acre* 5v CARLTON. u w b' ofu etf ■‘■•V V. BARRY. Painting Gold & Silver Watches, run across the rtver and back, and in this way they could save their ton cento toll. Court here adjourned till 9 o'clock to­ morrow morning. Horsemen ATTENTION I Rri® x„a»n. “™«rrr. Snrjecii aafl Mechanical Dentists, *rtr l*r*ut A Phillipa Store. HaMlnp. MILOT.1VHEEI.FH. COUNTY Trearare.-. efli-c ia the Court H'riur. RUTLAND. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. SHERIFF. OUVvv at Uio Court Iluu.c. Itutlnri, Mtehiaaa. DEPUTY U. S. 31 acahal. General C~1icccins Ajent irul Anetbinarr. ' E. H. 'I ALLOKV Deputy Sheriff of Darry Connts; va’^- "» *ho C<mrt Hot Miehina. at the IRVING. NATIONAL HOTEL, SHEPHERD A CAMPBELL. Prnprieto-. corner State and I'rwk .treat. The only flr«t-ol m Ho­ tel i n the city. < har<e« modem* and everybody made to feel at home. Splendid aeoommodatioa.i lor annt*. JniWtf ii > j of n PRAIRIEVILLE. MlDi>i.r:> ii.li: bxcbasbe. nuid55?.r' Ifcr—rtr Clerk rf <1. HMUM. Itnmiej Prr>priM.nr. Tem* moderate, nnd the ciimfurt of guewl* made a ir-.-Miiitj. n w >*' of n • X r ti of e J «<i AARON CLARK. ORANGEVILLE. CITY PAINT STORE! To the Ladies!! \ LATE OF CAR ADA. «ucrr»«or to Dr. Elik, HomxX l«lhic I’hyficiau. Snrreon and Acwoaetour. Ha. l>mn*r>rntly ioeatrd at Middle*ilk. IIav ins had exteariveexperienreln Hoepital and private pro. tie* 1* preparrd to treat all DbvaMn by lho mo.: improved and lurcewtul manner. Office and Ik.idener oppaUte Wm. IL Holtwood. &<t. S|»rehl attention riven to Snntrry nnd dteea>e* of children. Cail/ promptly attendid to. novllWtf STEWART te STEIN* Il OFF. HOPE WOODRUFF ! PAINTERS. A. I*. DBAKK, M- D. A. HANLON’, M. D., FINE BOOTS! ty dirty and ho thought h*« had butter REMEMBER, This is the Lad who drove clean up. 1 asked hint if ho know i the. doves to market, and ' where Field was, be said he was about town •Kunewhere. 1 askM him if they the same boy stopped Washington Block, South State St. had dissolve!, and when he told me at Stauffer's they had, I sutiil I was surpris j.l us they boomed (p bo doing businest amicably and making money. lie said that Fio'.ii wanted to go and ho thought ho had better let him Did not notice what Canavan was dctug when I lelt him in CaT" All Styles of Women’s and Chil­ tho afternoon. dren’s Wcar.“©s Cross, examined by Air. Hughes. — ! Had lived thoro’at that time about 2 The Best in the City. years. Hml boon in that shop not for I from t* year and a half. A dentist' carried on business overhead and I ' J. C. WOODRUFF. think a family lived there sometimes. I Think’tho duntwfs ahop was over tbo’ Bank, but the entrauco to all tho rooms ’ __ _ up stairs was up tlie outside stairs.— \/OT Wai'DL TtVOals (itallhOllFS, The niton was quiet tho i• "" ' ’ and the Remember the place. Op­ Bankand tho rooms overhand' that day.i1 positc Lein’s Bakery. Discussed religious subjects and they! South side State St. talked pretty loud to me, being dent. COMMITS K BROWN, Went into shop about the .time people j wont to church, but camo out and went > home after people La l returned. Did I ILnae-Paintinj, not fall in and walk homo with peopb Graining, returning front church a i I do not care Paper-Hanging, to create false impro*,ion* in regaid to Kaltomining, L^c., • Mra. N. A. Morrill wl»b<a to renounce to tho ta ­ my religion. Went to shop about half- ( le* of Hartina aud vininily that she la con«tretly Sign and Ornamental past six on Monday morning and found ‘ Canavan there. He lodged in tho shop and swept out iu tho morning. Wo Done in tho laUttatylM. i usually opened tho shop nbout 6 o'clock - «-AU«Fli. <>f Hoop Skirt* manufactured D*»ler» in Wall l’»p«r, Window ' Shhvie* picture Frames, Looking in tho morning. Went down tho stairs ( GluMm. Varaiahfla, Lmdi, to the river before I wont into my shop Oita. Mixed Painta Arant's Haalfags. June Irt. 1K1, | jnlni3 Materinte. Window and immediately after I came down. . Glau, etc., etc. Saw nothing on the stairs that attracted 00 TOICLS.RFS FORr PICTURES. . Shop corner of Chnrch and 8l*l« I my attention. My eye sight is not as ■ Street*, Haatinn. Mich., orer Balky', ,! Unrnaaa Shop. ftit i good as it once wits and 1 use »p>'« for close work but cun see pretty well with­ out them, at long range. Vanderpool had boen swooping water out on the walk and had a mop cr broom in his hand and I supposed he was scrubbing out, but did not follow him into the Bank, nor did I pay any attention to it Never saw tho little hatchet after the BUUl IX OppotiltP. 0. disappearance, that 1 know of, was shown one at tho Manistee trial but could not identify it. Tho little plat­ form at the edge of tho river was for CTXJCKS, DR. C. C. LINSLEY, BOTANIC and Keloctlo Phyaieiau and, Denlirt. treat* all chrenle and aenle di»eare»; will attend to all calk by day or clsht. OlSee at Naahvile. Dam- conntv Mich. n the B»h»d State., will attend to any call for tlio SALE Of' to'OtTH rYay Aeetlon. on *t»»rt SlftT te.idcneo ar.l I'.-t Office Addrrei, Middleville. <»ct!3uiC JOHN MICHAEL, of n w HOUSE and Stea Painter. Gltuicr. and Paper HantlownyVfisnF "“"k °f B4”rnB * U*’’ » i, uf a e a w kofi-V nwWorenK r,'.'«f»e| House I?£iin.tei’H I Will take Job* for PaintiA*. (al*o Graining in all YANKEE 8PP.INOS. VlanliiK HAMS, WILLIAMS. A CO. or»^of*a,V lo nw^ofnwjf » **?’,•*. 34 Mlaoctlnpcoua C'arctM. THORNAPPLE. Partiofl desiring to purchase will __ do «rll to CM. We wiU cboerfolly giro .11 ioTormatioa desired. x>. OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. BOIMBTII. .’’ . . J. ROBERTS A CO. ii. cook ae col CALL AT JOHN STANLEY’S « v- J’A£riNGS NURSERIES- G. K. OWEN. Proprietor, an the Grand ] Fine Gold Jewelry, Solid Silver anil Plated Ware. Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MEDICINAL PURPO8& Valchea, Clock* and Jeweiry Repaired । A'?°> Imported Donblin nud W arranted. Porter and Edinbnreh J. Roberts A Co., al ths Post Office, keep the Daily Bakner for sale. �^hc Republican :ZC3SS K MWIT. - . . Subscribe In the Behnk* June is an sdltorial *1871” . one of said Board will you allow tne to reply thrtmgh fhc Bannbu to your wboieeofc charge of “Injustice.” It is related of Daniel Webster that, । You start out with th? grave charge being interrupted in tho midst of a that great injustice wa» done to the city sjieech, on one occasion, by * request to I and towushlpof Hasting* in the action discuss the National debt, ho replied of the Board which I deny, nnd charge “The National debt 1 why certainly, it | must bo paid.” And then, thrusting the responsibility of the city and town­ ship of Hostings taking the “new de­ Ids hitnds deep into his brooches peckots, added: “How much is it? I’ll parture" and going up $136,827 and Prairieville down $12,461, on the pay it myself.’’ From the remarks of certain over-zealous champions of Gen. Democratic member* of tho Board, aud more especially our very worthy chair­ Grant we arc sometimes led tn believe that what Webster magnanimously man. I lu^uro you, Mr. Editor, (with­ promised to do with nvery final I debt out the Co.) if any injustice was done, the present Executive has done with a as a Republican, I am wUiiogto assume very large one. The New York Stand­ onc-elphtoenth of tho responsibility. ard, for instance, tu-Eurw ub that “Gen. Really, Sir, I did no: think you serious Grant has reduced tho public debt” In your tirst charge of injustice. I sim­ to the extent of—wo forget how many ply thought it a political dodge for efTect, IrarolrcJ thr.nron.1 nUlilont <>l,u:->"™repeated tbo cbarp.-, |.nwl«u nil .luiro ha.1 hr.™ th.; ,|,c ' O!,IX cbnngnl a port of tbo ro.pon.lbUl^.oople .T tho UnitoJ State- oberln- ,r'1 wl11 l’ive y°“ l'0»»<l‘of »»T tbolnw.otcongn.^ ..nd no .ulrootaij n,ul P>w«<> w»b your Ulu-traIn a wry onerou-otHl oppressive wdrm tJProro “Injustl.v." of taxation, had aoi-oni,-lulled thu creat * *’1 Ua-tl.iru tourubtp l.«.t yonr, j work. But perbajo n wore mUaktn ■ wlth n H»l">Hb»uSupervkor,.. a,e.)ltal- I and If theSlandnnr, o-arrtion bo.-or! I"d l.y tli. ll «rdMMCd,0'»,*ad ITtUdo. root w.. hope there will bo no ,„..o ' ■■Bio n.lUiult.publlain Sup.-.-v'.wr) wa. al.M. of Grant f..r rewivil.p ftreou odimUred at -<uo,s&.. and thU year tbo If hoi. paying off tbo deb: vrttb them , cll>' “l"1 towmblp ..f Hartbiw, with tliereea:. benaobjoothm to bl. .-.rob-- ,br"' >*ni«rratl« Supoirlrora »u in:r them. ■ . equalized nt $701,032. and PrairiovUie -■ -------------------------- this yenr $354,890. According to y<mr Excccstoxs TO rar Fab West.—Tho ! lh«jry that proves a clear case of -'inmanogora of the popular llurunoton J0411"’" ,0 0” City o' Ha-tlne«. What w ,,. i. . • does It prove? It simply proves that rout" Irnyo road,- orrauKomonU o K»o the pubho the bonoUt „r « grand „5cllr. CMfwl |n |n , M -.on and buffalo hunt to scutboru No- and Pruirieviilc has decreased $12,401. ' braskn, on the 29 of tliis month. You might a* well compare n farm last Tito excursion train will.leave the wllh 10 acres of improvements, Michigan Centra! railroad depot nt 5:2-'. ! aUI,0». ovrtrtd by a Hej.ubllr. August 29th, ami run through on 1««-thv farUi Ul1* -vcar« with 75 exprOM'time. Tickets fur th" round trip, acrc« of Improvements assessed at $3.00 • ___ r for _ T g>>4, ow.ici by uy three Hirer Democrats, uvniurmix, to io provec . Detroit to Lincoln nnd return, $34. ]j a®’1 owns-l gv.l.* '. in this at tho depot your ease. can _“ * * city .............. _ ‘ ’ inJartie■ ‘ns ‘in “ Central railroad, ' Why not In you. Eeoltorcomparisons . office of th" Michigan Centinl IT ilowen, hmmm 37 ft? Congress ! roihu-ir.: Barry, Johnstown, Assyria, or irom A. II. Cartieton, Woodland mid Thornapple. I street. . . As the excurriou is limited to 150 per­ i all townAlns about equal in wealth ; sons, |uu*ties desiring to take the benefit 1 with Prairieville, with the city and »of this opportunity to see the West must ’ town-h.p of lliv-tings? The "result ma^appHcatijn at oace’.to tho agent, was the result of figures nnd not of pol­ itics Your city Sujicrvisor is well uccquaiut Kkec rar. Ilnxii Cool.—The*© uro cd with the value of the real and pcrAugust days when it is well to remomsanal csta'e of the City of Hartings ns 1 l»r tyrton'ii sketch ol Artemus Word : i am supposed to Ims of the township of1 •‘He was not a deep drinker. Ho was Prairieville. We com|»arcd our rolls— I a man of strong appetite. It was tho righuw^'taSditr which iZifTTl . , • .. iu forming the ba-dtk of our Oi-setiaments. ! system needed for sleep that sent him to his grave forty years before his lime. > And ••result”, further rhows the com . ' Fur men of Iris position or cast of char- mH tee on c-{aalixati«A deducted from ' actor, furhill editors, literary men ami tio rejl wtale valuation of the rolls of artists, there is but ono safety—tetot-il-1 Hastings city 15 per cent, and from the ism. He should have taken the advice rolls of Hastings township $81,000 and ; of a stage driver on tho plains, to whom ' added tp the real estate valuation of the ■ he offerol some whisky ; and I recoin-1 rolls of Prairieville4 percent. Horrid i ihend it .strongly to the countless hosts “injustice.” ’Fhc old ndnge, “A person | . who read this, pajier every week : ‘ I i c/tvlm ed against his will isof the wune • won’t drink ; and I don’t want to sen [ i^dnhsn still.”’ .•wybodr e!« .Hnl1’um ct >ho •>!«»■ ^-A^oll „r u,3 |toir4 „„ .d„p,lo„ „f ...of Uuwmmjnte.o.-kwp wurtop. , otcommltw, o„ Equ,lu.M„„ Iron. 8” ’“•‘.-.ron, for two <rf <h. brain.*, that s all tlio uuierence. , , . . । Eroiy rommuoitr can furaiA it. ilh»°< HMlnc, tratious of good-hearted, able men, who • • uPer’,1:Oforget that the brain roust bo kept cool I Your next charge auainet our ahalr- j aud fre * man as being “Injudicious” wm grata- ! j itous w» also a^ata’t the committee. If • - in your wisdom t’icy erred, you ought ' Railroad Brevities. to have tin own your mantle of charity ' i over them and attribute it to tho head j Track laying on tho Detn. t, Lansing ■ and not of the heart. <k Lake Michigan Railroad, westward | !.w, » .«-■ 'j T“' W’" »' •« from Greenville, is ..ro.zroro-.uc, vrogresaiug, «... and the Howitnl Citr. ' . >"“!« by myMir-two road bod if cumk-teJ ’ 'to ” ’ " -- ----------u- before -----nfrom the It will nut bo. many weeks June{ south, three from the central, . • and tw<» from the north part of the j ttion will bn formed with tLo Grand i 1 county—a fair distribution over the 1 Rapids .t Indiana Railroad. county. Tn Justice to «*ur chalnnnn the The citizens of Muskegon believe that tho Di trail & I«ako Michigan railroad is jI Board thought him very inportlid. As ' I one of the committee I have nothing to . Jo term'iuito there. Mr. Joy and Mr. ’ ■ say. 1 have not any doubt but he Adams of Boston, have recently looked; • might have selected a committee to have I tho ground over at Muskegon. ' pleas'd you bettor, but I glvo it as my ■ ■ The groin nwrcluiuts ut Monroe com­ ! private opinion t<» you the “result’’ I plain ol the lack of nccomiuodntiomgiren • would not have varied much. tlicm by the Lake Shore & Jtfolugan A. C. Towne, Southern Railroad. They want an vkj Prairieville, Aug. 14.1871. ■ * voter and shipping facilities. . Tho grading on tho Boy City and Grand Rapids Railroad, was coinmonciHl at Rockfora, On tho 20th of last month. This road is to bo completed to GrcenAT'rorz.*.' rzxoA'.t r/> vill©, by Dec&mbcr next. bottled, It is proposed to construct a narrow gunge railroa'l'froin Flint to Lake Michi­ gan, by way of Flushing, Cbessaning, ",ky ALBERT EISELBERO. Gratio: to Pentwater. Hiram Mien., Acorn 22, 1871. Hams, Williams, & Co., Sash, THE Doors. Blinds, DRESSED HfflMM BANNER Of nil Kinds. Daratsr Bod Hog ®f C. F. Dwight A Co, HASTINGS, MICH. VANDERPOOL BOTTLED HENNA BEER ’ dkwtf The people of Adrian are determined to build a road to Saline, to connect ul­ timately with the Eel river rood if the jotter does not fail/ The Battle Creek people are discuss­ ing the project of a railroad running from that city to Stanton in Montcalm county. Tho city of Lapeer, with ajpopulation of 2,298, pledged $60,000 forJ the build­ ing of the Detroit and Bay City Rail- Corunna is to bo the point of junction ’ the Port Huron and Lake Michigan id th* Detroit and Milwaukee Bahroad. The Chicago and Lake Shore railroad is 133 miles in length, and doing a large amount of business. Th Michigan Control Railroad ore erecting new buildings at the Air Line Junction near Jackson. A railroad track tiiat will not wear out or make a noise is to be invented by » Lawton genius. The Grand Rapids peopio want the Detroit & Lansing Railroad extended to their city. Work was konsha on tall & Coldwater Railroad Farrier’s Improved!' Send in vour A-d^fertisements; tlmo nnd money * Price, onlyNf) CehLta Bottle, For Sala bjubrkrzuU* an.I holm OvarraDy. GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE ----------FOR--------- For Sale by ACKLEY A SLADE, ’ Hastings, Mich. H A! H A ! JOB WORK Go it.ere tor your CHOICE GBOOKR1E8! A fine stock Jrsr Opxxkd COME A. IND SEE THEM . Oysters and lijerrshmmts. on hand at all hours. 25yl !!• A. BUtiliLL. BOTH PLAIN OR A CAJEtD. Michigan Exchange. Warehouse on Broadway. Dmcrr, Fussast 1Mb, 1ST I. Bta: Tbto »o low »>4 fbvoreMy kH^rn c th* Travlta® Pablie, li h«r tb—regMy re- tar FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. ZST" Orders by mail for Advertising, Subscriptions or Job Work, promptly attendod to, and we will warrant Satisfaction. LUMBER, UTH, ail Sffiffl&LES August 10. 1871. C. N. SHEPARD, Chvtnd Rapids, Mich. W. T. EASTMAJTSI LIME, WATEB LIKE. genuine B.ttsrs in one DO Cents Bottle of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Bitter* than there ie In a whole case of any Physicians throughout tits City and CornSheller! Tend and Calcined Fleeter, but Frlee, only 50 Cents a Bottle. Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costiveness, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint. Fever & Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms , in Children, Files, Bilious Com­ plaints, l.ossof Appetite, Erup­ tions nf the Skin, Dimples on the Face, •and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic iu Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Fain in the Loins, Lumbago, Grarel, Rheumatism, ' <Pc. *Pc. GRANITE 8TATE FOB SALE AT a Vhlrtay nr atiraalathiz wilala tba rauca uiall. BlKPSnaa the following complaihts. 8t. CbartM Re»t»u»s«t «B JeSlmM St. THE CELEBRATE!) LUMBER, W. H. HOLMES, Pnbliiher. Accriox Bills printed on short notise at this Office. �Th* j\*|»d*uc\[< Warranted Cuatt Detroit, GrasftM] nois was recently called upon, for the Call on Miss Wilcox for millinery first time, to marry a couple. He nerv­ ously looked through " Every Man His FaBlUtier. goods of all the latest and beet style*. Own Lawyer” and "Haines' Township TJttA.VJEXzER>8> GUIDE. Fibst National Clothing House. Laws,” but failed to find the desired —Go there for the best and cheapest | form. Tho crowd grew impudent, and Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. ho told tlie cofcple to hold up their right hands. This done, he pronounced the tf E. G. Williams. Maili jfoEnal following charge: " You and each of do solemnly swear that in the cause now An Every-day Story. upon hearing you will tell tho truth, the whole truth, aud nothing but tho truth, ___ . LOO r. M. “ Hello John, where are you going ?” and that you will love, honor, cherish D?SS^^ioV,,'MU,MOr “- °WB “I was going down here to buy some and obey each other during the term of grocers.” J. ROBERTS. P. M. your natural lives, so help you God.” "Well I am going down to Mace Al­ Both answered solemnly, “ I will,” and ien’s to buy mine.” the justice charged them a dollar each "Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t and pronounced them man and wife. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. any of him, I always go there to buy Grand River Valley Division crockery and wall "paper, hut I never The Oldest Yet.—The HdUborqugh thought of buying groceries there. Not AUGUST i&n. (N. C.) Recorder of tho 9th says: long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery “ Mrs. Lydia Shanklin, probably tho nnd paj>cr enough to paper my house, there, 20 per eent. cheaper than I could oldest person in this State, died at her residence in this County o'u Friday last. buy any where else. Besides he war­ Sho was about 112 years old. Was n ranted it. The crockery lie keeps lH grown woman during tho Revolutionary । the Boot’s celebrated ware.” war. This good old Indy attended tho "Well, I always do so on groceries, organization of Orange Presbytery at i nnd I know you can. Besides lie takes Hawfield church, Sept. 1770, and was 1 j anything 1 have to sell at a fair price, very anxious to attend its centennial I too. I get a lietter tobacco. Lea and meeting in 1870; but tho gay girl of I sugar there for the same money than 1770 found herself bowed down with । any where else tn town.’* ago in 1870, and was unable to attend । M. ALLEN, the mooting.” Washington Block, Aug. IS, 1871. | Had Mir.—Mr. Lincoln was excowl-' ingly astonished, ouo day, ns ho was in-1 specting tbo prison in Washington, by a prisoner who said to him: "How are To Onr Patrons. you, Mr. President ? I am glad to see | you. I believe that you and I have1 We with that every |>ersou who bus been iiucreryjail in tlie Union." “Thiaj Caledonia M'-Hlr... subscribed for the Dally Banner, prom, and tho jail in Springfield are tho only islng to remit on receipt of bill, to send ones I was over in in my Hie.” “ Very likely," resjionded the rogue, "but I’ve us $1.00 without further notioe, and all been in all tho rest” ' parties to whom we send jackages on Cbnriolte j contract to remit one* a week. DAILY NtrsiNOTKE TRIAL. W. H. HOLMB8, - - Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR. McSHERRY AND STATESMAN CRAIN DRILL! Kalamazoo and Jknn -A-rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS SAIL, BALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JLVD CASTIJ^S, LOCAL EVENTS, Eston Rapid* Ouondus Ril^j’une. Newsdealers Are supplied with tho Dally counted out at this office and placed on board ■ the'train at 2J. . 1 | ’I Local bty’jieff Notice;. i We are going to have a bridge—J us­ ! lice* (two). Rubber mope at Buscll's. 11 cent sugar at Busell’s. E. P. BURRALL. Offlto in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. FARMERS I will close out my Stock Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ Peaches fresh and nice nt Busell's. Best cheese Jn the city at Busell's. ~ . Bwt Sherry wine, bitten lor dy.pep- , Busell b. j • BOOT, SHOE, and GROCERY’ STORE, very best and cheapest BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, from Great Union Exposition his select Stock now on hand. At Grand Rapid*, X SEPTEMBER 12, 13. U AND 15, 1871,: Also get your Best TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE. TOBACCO, i&c., Ac., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in • two FAIM IN oxa. ,„B Do you want to advertise? Cail at I Northern MIcb. Agricultural and Me-| the City. our sanctum. ' chanical Society. I Sheriff Vropman lias sickness in his Hastings, I family to an klanuing extent. • MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by al seventy-five cents on the Dollar. and then call in and get for Y’ourselves, Wives or Children, the R. .MUDGE. 1. Read the advertisements in the Daily. I "Young America" triumphed yerter- i j day. Cheapest fruit Jar at Busell’s. ETC., HARROWS, AGRICULTURAL Dry Goods and Clothing Lively. Times exciting. Business in creasing. See Busell’s local notices. Election passed off quietly. MACHINES, and the largest stock of $1.00 for 75c I of Summer ‘rSiXtEpknatlOOQ* m. Detroit Exjro-at SAWING JACOB MAUS. Aug. 21. State Pomological Society A tin peddler was auctioneering his Unite in making lb* above a grand detnonaUa- ' „„ our f lion of the production of Michigan Industrv. 1 J We|FCrtt k ahead of the pedQipy 0Q Admiaaion »Sc, children 13c. Exhibitor* are expected to join tbs Society. Yearly member- J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY ahip tieke<a *1. Life Mcmberahin ticket* |I0. I The Town Talk । auction tin-ware—cheaper than dirt. HENRY & CLLBB, I'SuceeMorv to Dicker A Bentlev/ Stanley had a wagon loadof melons. Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ Grand Haven. See reUrr. I G. W. GRIGGS, Grand Rapid*, President. I gars just received nnd for ealo at tho In fruntof his store this afternoon. Railroad and •iMmbc-’ '-----------What does n liar do when ho dies ? I rate*. Freight moilly free. City News Depot. Lies still. The Laegest Stock of School Books | Hotchkiss is putting down a new well GREBLE io the City at the City News Depot. I at the Jell. The old one, it is chimed, | was the cause of making them all sick Art System and Science* there. and Grand Rapids Business College Tele- I graphic Institute and Writing Academy .1 The CitiMna* premiums offered at the 1CU88ELI, I | Union Fair, at Grand Rapids, are at. —send for College Journal. • -------j trading tho attention of horse-men aud A Choicb Stock of perfumeries at the I will brio^ out a lively competition. Dealer* in City News Depot. Dr. B. J. Brown still remains in a For Photographs and Pictures, of all partially unconelous state caused by the kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. severity of the typhoid fever of which be is suffering. Tua Tows Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigars We can supply part of the back num­ bers of our daily, containing Important in the market at Post Office. ALSO, LUMDET. FLOORING SIDING nrrr. evidence in the Vanderpool trial now Hams, Williams A Co. have not got time to run after accounts that wpre to * . ,, **’,**7 ~ .. . b.p.ld^erl,^-«L Thentfon.^,,-! * "V "" «“'•>«* peel every mrur to ell end «u. up H e,’h“t b“JC”K|M14 ,or lhe H. A. Goodyear. Dan'l Striker. their Koouur. on or befor.. tho 2Sth ! "Ue'.lbeee tlren they do In HuUne-. tort. We mean hu.tae-. • I Ml.t.ke «,me«here. Hardware. Stoves, Moldings a Specialty. Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. _ _ The New Foul—J. W. & C. G. Bentley, mmruhwturon of mk. doom, Umd« and moldings, and everything else, are bo busy selling moldings that they cannot write for the local column this week. Hami, Williams & Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Bony county, but they have one that will stick any and all kinds of moldinga that are needed. They also have on band a large number of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low figures for cash. The place to buy your boots and shoes is at Runyan’s. The popular Business College of the country is located at Grand Rapids. . New Goods at the Phccxix Cash , Stoee. 2w Notice. All persons who ere owing me, .must ■ V.A Iu IZ #1. . — X. , . take notice If the same.. • 1* not_ paidI within thirty days the accounts will be left with a Justice for collection. John M. Bkssmeb. Hastings, Aug. 14,1871. dw [ The proprietors Messrs. Sweusborg LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY & have attained for the Grand Burin™ Collego n wide Mrl onWe will not be under­ viable celebrity. — Grand Rapid/ Daily sold by any House ErS^' In Michigan. ------ "** * --------- '■ Cabhikjk'b Route.—We have perfect­ ed arrangements to have Daily papers de­ John A. Gheble, livered promptly by carrier to all con • Mauk Bussell venient parts of the city. Parties who get them in this way must bo as patient The Corner Grocery. as possible and wait until ho gets around. Bfecial Train?.—Arrangements have been perfected by Superintendent Bell of the Detroit and Milwaukee road, by which special excursion trains will leave St Johns at 7 o'clock a. m., arriving here st 10 o’clock, returning each day after tho days eport is over, during tho j Union Fair which commences Septem­ ber 12th. It is an excellent idea and will be duly appreciated by those who live along the line of the road. Old Settler's Meeting. C.H. HICKS, Still Continue to Bell G0odjoar & Strijter SLADE Dealers in HUH Druggists and Chemists, IBM, and dealers In PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS. Iron, Nails, Glass, OILS, Groceries, Crockery. Glassware, As many of the old residents of Barry &.C., &.C., Custom work made on short notice, county as can make it convenient, are requested to meet at the office of Wm. in good style and reasonable prices H. Hayford, Esq., In Hastings, over ___ aCRUXYAN’8. Goodyear A Barlow's stole, on Saturday Ladies* fine shoes of the latest styles at 3 o'clock, r. M., Sept. 2,1871, fur the Cheaper than any Stare In Hastings, at Runyan's. purpose of making preliminary arrange ments for a General Meeting of the old Bar* 10 per Cent, by buying for Cub of residents of this county. Come out, ye • Cash Store have good 80 ct Tea for 60 earlv pioneers, a little recreation will’ do I you good. Many Old Residents. C. H. HICKS VARNISHES, TURPENTINE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS PERFUMERY. ’ BOOKS* STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, Wooden Ware, &c AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF CIGARS and TOBACCO, Lake Superior Iron" KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES WAXL PAPER, Ac.. Ac., THE BEST IS THE WORLD. CITY DRUG STOHE, j Abo the But. 8i.,HmUm., Mich. WOODLAND PA£L0RB. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-23.pdf 9de3f417823e35cacf8c2eed16da217d PDF Text Text ---- tlZ lT'i’Z ! ' "'y 7^ ' Sljc Ijastings Hanner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. 23 1 871. NO. 8. gu to to tho bank with him. We wont THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. ho had, when Mr. Hughes, said that wo [ hour. After ho camo Mrs. Vanderpool I to ,tho bank and ho took out n roll of *‘ would • - see about .... . .J ojxined tho conversation by saying timt it and- question again bills and counted ino out another 8139 __ . » ... a ... * o ' Miss Rill has n differnnt opinion about Ninth Day'• Proceedings. repeated, with about tho same answer. and then took a handful of gold and irT2;"‘fc“"WUl/7 Tr;r -toe amount of money in tho bank from looked at my drok in tho' dining what „u hare Uo ha had offered to pay me tho rest in that, whm , looiii, _______________ I told lum that carroncy wis XOENlNG SBBSION.. om, ho one wo# t present when I______ lookfie|d Saturday night and paid ed. • ’ Aug. 1871. ' him in money and orders. He last saw Find «rtTteeoMect ttb event Wf IMtn- as good for mo and he could Mr. B. N.lxn twroty-rr-' b« »•■>» <» M l*«t Held in tho bank about noon and hud appearance. First saw Vanderpool on redeem the gold if ho wanted to ..nd idtnew, Got enU.a ih» mom- S“na“r “8^ 1,1 20 ““O' ' not seen him since. He said ho had run Monday after the disappearance, at tho He said that Mr. Field’s papers had aud 1 said no ho hasn’t, when he Bank between 4 and 5 o’clock p. M. Mr. been taken out and also some of his iwr, and heiae duk awom aaid ■ Itemomberod thia becanao it waa |I away valuable papers. Mr. Vanderpool re­ 1 ham Umd S Manito about ton I thr mo to*> to Imd thi. said* if you had talked with him os many Holden Green was with him. Saw. him {times ns I have you would toink'so. after this again in 10 or 15 minutes. marked to uw, I sec yon are examining years, aud am agent for lughara’s Trans- 1 ’ Field had a nice gold watch, English When Green and Vanderpool were to­ my cleaning, when wo settled on Satur­ Imitation Company. Know Vanderpool I Dr.\ Samuel P. IhUlield being duly lover, and hunter case, also a gold chain gether, they wore talking something day, Mr. Holdngrood to help me clean and see him here. .Remember tho event1 sworn said : ' about a draft, but I did not hoar much. up, but an ho did not come I « oht ut it of the disappearance of Field, which was | Hive in Detroit, mv occupation is con­ . Ques.—'Who furnished the money for When 4 saw him afterwards, I asked myself. Tho floor was wet and the him if ho knew whore Field was and straw wooofiehing■ out on one sidwof the ou Bandar, Sept. 5th, naw Vanderpool suiting and practicai. chemist, followed I■ Field to ~ carry on tho business ?. carjMd. He said tbnt Field liad run tho next Monday about 10 o’clock, A. this since 1857. Know Mr. Bullis fueme^- _ • Objeeted ~j ; to by Mr. Hughes ou ~ the’ lie did not answer, nor^dii’ ' tow ay and ho suppuso<l that ho had gone my secund ,<ptestion i«f tho groundthntit wiw immaterial. to sea. 1 saw him again in about an I asked him about a dmft I ' had there ' received from him at my residence in Mr. Church said ho wished to show and 1 started to go ouLwhe: and he said lie did not know about it, 1 Detroit, a package containing two pieces that tho Itospondout had no money. round and came to me and asked what hour at my office,un<l hewas there about then 1 asked liim to go in mid look over of flooring, two pieces of carpet and people about town were an hour. After we sottledup our account, Objection overruled and exception no­ tho talking about, and 1 said I ho told me his story about; lus his books and see if he could not find homo chips. Ou ono of tho pieces of ted. something in regard to it. Ho went tn | corp>et I counted tho spots and subjected Answer.—I first let him have d:d not know as there was any talk in life &c. Ho also talked of Held. He and sat down in the recess of tho win-1 tho snot# to the action of glycerine m- two hundred dollars, next let him 'nave particular, then I said there must lie first remarked, you see I have done dow and I. sat down beside him, then I ducea with water to the specific gravity $4,400 in July 1868. I next sent him foul play somewhere when he said ho honestly by you and I moan to go right said, that Field had disappeared aud ho ) of 10 80 and allowed it to soak for some to Chicago 82,700. The next 1 sent him was sorry if there was for Field was his on with business as usual. He said he said yes. ho has run away, from the fact time and then pressed out a drop upon was $1,585. These last I sent him in best friend. I saw him again after this had a good deal of trouble with Field. iHtfl 1I arrived in that ho lias taken about 82,700 in drafts 1 a microscopic slide and subjected it to .1 the.. winter of 11869. in YYn»iu_ Manis­ and ho said 1 do not go to bed now Field went east on ono occasion and du­ and money. Then I asked him again to . tho action of a 1-8 objective glass, tee in July and first boarded at tho Ty­ without iny money under my pillow and ring his absence, ho said he had made look ov<w his letter book and he did so I i---- Jf—— ’ 1,000 times and ’ -discovered ’J— son House about three weeks and then my pistol loaded for I am afraid of 85U0 and tho books would show it,aftormagnifying wanls hb went east and Field claimed aud could find no trace of my draft, ho also it contained corpuscle® ’which iodinated wont to peeping house with liim. Ho Field. to have made 8400 or $500, but too looked over a lot of letters. Then I mammalian blood. The other pieces I kept his clothing and papers at tho Bank. Cross-examined by Mr. Holbrook. books did not show iL Ho spoke of a asked luiu to write a telegram to his treated in the sumo way aud with the I know about a certain gold piece ho Saw Vanderpool first between 4 and Muskegon man who had offered him banking -house in Chicago «ot to pay same result Tho piece of shirt was had. It had a holo in it and I t>aw him this. He said hu had already written about 6 in. long and 4 inchee wide stain­ put it into an envelope and put it into 5 o’clock. Tho reason I wont there was $2,000 without any solicitation from him, to all -the houses with which ho did ed with what seemed to be a htoed stain Inn hip pocket. He also qliowod mo a because I knew him at Muskegon and I which showed tho confidence of moneythought if Held hod runaway ho would od men in him. Ho also told mu that business, notifying them ot the dissolu­ across it, but subjecting this to a chemi­ handful of gold at another time, but re­ tell mo secretly. The first time 1 wont; Field had furnished the principal part of tion of the partnership and4elliug them cal process, I found it to bo an iron rust quested mo not to rejxxt what ho said. to see him I went at Mr. Green’s sug­ the money to run tho concern and he to hold all papers subject to his order. stain. This lacked both fibrine and cor­ ■/Should think it was of foreign coinage gestion. Ho was going up to the bank was tho business man, that Field was Ho saed tho $2,700 was>:n notes and puscles The papers had on them two and of about tho denomination of $5,00. and asked mo to go with him. but 1 did drafts. distinct marks aud a slight stain. Au 1 saw him have thia the week before he not know his bumness. I did not talk out a great deal. He also spoke of being exatninati*^ of this revealed corpuscles was killed. Ques.—Where were you to Vanderpool this time but Green did. unwell, that they had closed up matters Cross-examinid by Mr. Hughes. on Sunday and hud passed receipts, and • Left this draft with Mr. Held aboal indicating niiiuimulian blood. Tho pieces before you came to Manistee ? They talked about that draft, ho telling’ alter this Field got to playing with his Objection made by Mr. Hughas and him'tn have the payment stopped, wo dog and made »o much^noiso that be forty days previous to this. Vanderpool -of flooring were of one piece apparently, that is, they were uotsfrKWi fume. They wii' not present and no-far as I know, then went to tho Tyson House, and 1 was afraid he would attract attention. overruled aud eaoeption noted. knew nothing about it When he was ware just us taken from tlw floor. I Ans.—At Chicago, after I came to। returned alone and asked him whore Ho made so much noise, that ho got looking through the bank I was outride noticed &>ur spots os tho under aide ard Manistee Vanderpool went away thoi Field was twice without an answer, when so nen-eous that ho “If/ yo”as hetermod examination and its -counter, part of the-time and part of ■subjected them to next week, and was gone till about two• I turned to go ho said hold on, Gilbert, it, in his pants and then whW Field the time I sat iaride, .nearly in frost of found corpuscles as before. There was weeks before the killing. Did not re­ what are tho people about town talking saw the fix ho was in ho stopped tho "'safe. Sat there from eight to ten •on tho «pi»er side of tho boaid some'ink, ceive any letters from Vanderpool, but: about. Then I told him there must be and got liim a pair of his pants to let minutes, could »ot say positively. The found ink nowhere else on the Field did. foul play and ho said ho was very sorry him put on. 8oon after this he started ’ I Weighed the mate­ safe was open and burglar proof liox board. Mr. Hughes objected to this last an-■ as ho was his best friend. When ho to go home and loft Field lying on the removed from between tho shut. I raw socie money in the small rial . f>wer, and being overruled noted an ex­ turned around he acted excited and his lounge and that was th? last time ho lip quivered. I noticed that thoefirst over saw liim, he said. box, on the right of the burglar proof Ifoards and found it to be 60 grains. Ho went out i This was th6 dirt ajjd all. Could not ception• box, it toy there in plain sight -- -------- r---- yr , thing. walking in the afternoon to Canfield's Tbo third witnen, B. '•>' ««■>.’ »1“”‘ »“ b“rus 1 read the letter. । Witness was hero dismissed and itn- hill and he said ho was fouling bad and the stains. ' I’ rrefused DenmoK, th«n dulv uidr ‘i 1 found ,h » «'*>"?• -f'"*d on nn.‘two ”. Ilers the examination of Miss Hill I I..TG Urol m Muistro .Iwt four •» ■‘“’"“J »r was s«s|M»nd«l with privflego of recall-. mediately recalled on cross-examination. his wife told him she wished he was Became acquainted with Vanderpool feeling better so ns to eutagtain his ream.n4au> rogapd iu lurubroug. >»>■>?•> <•’hn" Fn»«“«JU>ro> ___tho I 'n know Field and roimbor the rrr.it of 1 ntriiii_ bl~* .... of V «■>• ’ g bar at a future time, and cross-ex­ in 1862 at Muskegon.’He went to Man­ company better. Alter tea she urged blood of any worm Itlooded animal that! amination .was deferred till all tho direct istee in 1868, and hta reputation at him to go for medicine, but ho did not -his disappearanee. Saw him ou flutt' Muskegon lor honesty integrity and hu- want'to leave as his company from Sunday about 10 o’clock, on Bailey’s nureos their young. ‘ Ovipcrous’ uud ‘Vi-1 examiaation should oe iKnupleted. Muskegon were going away that night, viperous” was asked to be explained but ] Mr. Kichiml 1’.’ ’ ’ Mr. Bichmsl I’. Thurber being duly■ inanity was good as far as I know. corner withiujten or fifteen rods of itho but finally he went and told her if he Tho twenty-ninth witness was Michael Bunk. We met oc the street I met the«explanation was objected to by Mr. । sworn" said ; . did not get back, ho would moot tlieni Hughes, and objection withdrawn. ,Mr. Ruggles first and he camel at tho boat. Ou his way for medicine I have lived nt Manistee for 10 years,, Fay, who being duly sworn raid : . 4‘riperoMf means egg bearing and viRobinson also }>as»ed bv, aud • 1 reside at Manistee and am engaged hu first went to tho drug store but that who kf’ps the hotel. Was a _ vfperous relates to those animals which know Field and Vanderpool, and re­ > in the lively business. Think the wind was locked, then ho started for Or. member the event ot the disappearance bear their youag and deliver them. shop east a few doors. Did not see Field again that day. Think he had on Fish are oviparous and. nat mammals, as n of Field. Saw Vanderpool on Monday• on Lake Michigan would produce cur- Ellis’ but lust his way and asked a morning following, about half past seveni rents on the surface but not at the bot­ little girl to direct him and a block suit Next saw him at the ex­ rub?. Ques—Isn't it-do ui: tfiil whether the near his house. Bejsaid he had nott tom. Am acquainted somewhat with just at tois_1ime lie heard tho boa: amination at Thurber's Hall. I recogse»-t; Field ainco the day bofore. Nextt tho effect of currents there on dead bod- whistle and staffed for that and as Jw nizod tho'body there as being the'body "^hale is a fish at nil ? Objected to by Mr. Hughes when Mr. sau him in about 15 minutes at thoj iea. A youi^g man fell off the bridge at «ot there she was just swinging off and of Hold, was in the inquest ouly jmrt of liaxk, inside at [tho front door, 1 wentt Manistee one day and in 11 daysl pick- . ho saw Miss Piper standin gon tho stern the time. Church asked if old Dr. MitcbeE did Cross exunined-'by Mr. Hughes. Re- mat, say so, when Mr. lHoghoi said there in. Tho door was abut and I tried the) ed up his body on the shore of the Lake and she said Is tliat you, George, and he knob usd found it was fast ut first.. about 8 miles up tho beach. Then about said aye,-aye, and that was all, toon he < ogirized the body by the female figure After ike door was c/pen and 1 steppedI 15 years ago the crow of the bark went back to the drug store, and again on the arm. It was made in indiu ink. ■was uo such mam in, he wild Field had been there andI Cherokee was lost about 8 miles south foi>nd it locked, and then started to Dr. Mr. Church then said that this asperIt had a wreath -of evergreens over the I of Manistee, and the body of one sailer Fislior’s, got some nillkand went home. head and was standing upright -The bioai cast upon ths mrenory of Dr. taken tiwaj' his things, when I asked ) was picked up 3 miles north of Manistee, 1 tqok theta and went to bed, was up dress was not very long nor short-came .Mitchell must be removed and appealed him if Field had done tho cleaning, he said do, he had done it himself, then he) and the body of another wan 6 miles and down many times during tho night about half way down between the . to Dr. Duffield te settle.the point, .when said he would show ine whore ho allow­• north of Manistee. and this was tho reason ho hapjtened to knees andankles.anver snw this figure but go to tho bank eo early on tho next once before. Went-into the Bank one day he replied that he had hoard of several ed Field to keep lus things. Ho opened( Cross-examined by Mr. Church. the <lrawtr of the safe and told me to morning. On Wednesday Mr. Dunham and he had his coat^ff os if ho had -been parsons by toot-name. This boat was supjxised to have and Conover and myself went to bis look in and I said thore was not muchi washing and he jmlled up his sleeve Croes-exaurined by Mr. Hughes. left there. He said, ho hod taken some. foundered at anchor in a squall. 8ho house for him about 8 o'clock iu and showed it to me. Lto not know A eorputclf is something that floats r was at anchor loading. She was kept drafts that belonged to him, but they tho morning and we told him about the practise of seamen having .around in the 'blood. would de .him no good as he could nott off from shore in order to load her fiusuch figures on the arm. Could not Witness was shown a-drop of Uiod collect iham. He thoa said 1 will showr ly. She was out probably 500 feet. The we had some business with him and we went to tho Bank aud pretty recognize the body by the features, but .on a “gold” tooth pick and was asked you where I keep my property and he> body of the young man spoken ot was noon Mr. Ingram and Bullis camo. could bv the ck>atb:ng and the book of • quite decomposed, but was so that we This was about 9 o'clock. Ho then the neck. Knew Field ever >£nce he .hoar many corputtl^ would probably be opened the burglar proof box and I saw name to tho place, was intimAie .with in that, when ho-arid over 100, finally there some • bills in a roll and some• picked him up and put him on a wagon. said I suppsso yQu-havu^come to make > Saw the sailor picked up. Knew tho a search. I told him wo”had -and I thrown in ^promiscuously . He said he j him but this intimacy was mostly in •aid there might be about LOOO. had settled with him and was glad ho> bank building and have been in it, was wanted th^safe opened. Ho opoued tho business and in meeting on Uiq afreet, It is common forono to pink his teeth was gone ami ho should not be surpris­■ not in it after the disappearance of Field outrido door and 1 told him I wanted besides he came from where my frieads after breaklast and spit blood if he ed if he should turn up on the saltI till the day tho body was found. tho burglar proof box opened and he lived east. Did Dot consult any tisae- .hurts his gums, and in these spittles water. Ho requested me not to speak; Mr. 8. 8. Conover being duly sworn, tried it and said ho had forgotten toe pieeo that I recoUsd iu order to fix the would be tlioasanls of eorptueiu and of this, as iHiople might miss him and combination, and Jio turned it ono said: •time. paxkajis millions. Sow nothing- on tor | make a rush upon him. way and then the other and ho kept Redirect—Ques. —What time did you uf tho board but ink .and saw no ink in I reside at Manistee, know Field and whistling all tou time. I saw too trunk Croas-exuauined by Mr. Hughes. keep at home ? the crack. Byau examination of any Vanderpool, remember the event of there and asked him where tho key was Objection made Vf Mr. Hughes cad substance with the naked eve, 1 would First moi him apparently coming■ Field’s disappearance which was on Sun­ and ho said “here it is,” taking it from withdrawn. not like to pronounce it blood. from his house. He had somethoing in day, Sept 5th, 1869. Was Justice of the top of tho desk. Mr. Dunham took Ans.—Our time was the school time, Permission was given the Prosecu­ his hand, probably meat for breakfast, tho Peace at the time. Before that day tho key and searched the trunk. The or town time. <when I went to the bank the door was I last saw Held on the Saturday pre­ trunk was opened bofore tho burglar tion to recall Mr. Duffield. Mr. E. N. Sailing recalled for a ques­ fastened but was' opened right away. vious passing my house in tho afternoon. box. During too time they were exam­ Mr. E.N. Sailing wa« recalled for tion that was omitted, said: Re-direct, Vanderpool said that Field My house was about three quarters of a further identifying the draft of which had been there since he had last seen mile east of Lake Michigan. It is on ining it he was at work on the safe try­ Tho propeller Manistee went out that ing to open it. First street, about 250 feet south of night from Kirkland's duck. This dock bo had spoken and to this Mr. Hughes Tho examination of too witness was i# about 100 feet west of Bank. She objected. Tho next witness, Mr. C. C. Gee the river and oqe block east of Dr. here suspended and Court adjourned Ellis’ house on the opposite side of tho till 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. arrived at Kirkland's dock about 9 or 10 । It was a 45 days draft ot $496.00 on being duly swam said: street After tho disappearance I was o’clock that morning and lay there Maxwell, Pundt & Co. I live in Manistee and have far 2 first at the bank on Tuesday the 7th, about an hour and a hal£ and then went Napoleon is said to bo a devout ad­ Cross-oxamined by Mr. Hughes. , , years, am a ship builder: Knew Field at about 1 or 2 o’clock, Vanderpool was up the river to load up. She went on mirer of negro minstrelsy. Do not remember its dob'. JLand recollect the event of hia disappear­ there, had previously seen Vanderpool up the river about an hour after she The London underground railway coot came in. She left about nine o’dock in Taylbr wa# the maker and it was paya­ ance. Saw him about 10 o’clock on at his house. Saturday evening previous, was the lost Mr. Ruggies and Ingram were also four million dollars a mile. the evening. The advertised hour of ble in 45 days from dale. Thane being no more witnesses pres- time I saw him. Had Been him on the there. Vanderpool ana I went to the leaving was 7 o’clock. Was down at - ------------The export of petroleum from Phila­ the boot shortly after she camo down, ent this morning, Court adjourned till 2d of September at the Tyson House bank together. At the house I told him .delphia nnoe January 1st has been 29,­ and he showed me some took I had some business with him and 796,905 gallons. Their regular hour of leaving was 7 । o k. x. would like to see Him and he took ma it out and poured it into my o’clock. I Old Mario, since his retirement, is said hand. The pieces were English coins ;into another room. I told him I wanted Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. I j Amairoux sxssiox. money I had left in the bank. . Ho to ' occupy his leisure in sculpturing a and what we call worth $4,84 and there my i was at homo when she sailed that even- , head of Grisi. ’ Miss Rachael Hill, tho twenty-fifth he did not have it, that he had were about twenty pieces. Had seen said i ing, about sixty rods distant. The settled with Held on Saturday and had him often previous to tliis. means I bare of knowing the time is witness being duly sworn said : Portugal exports no wine now, but paid him $7,000 in currency and it took 1 Cross examined by Mr. Huglies. ; wo went to bed about the time “ old Port” is a- plenty as ever. The I live m Maaisteo, have lived there | i he could rake and scrape. I pressed logwood the whistle blew far her to leave since 1869, came from Iowa there, but When I saw Field and Vanderpool on all crop holds out. a little farther and he said if I ! We generally have a time piece in am from Maine. Knew Field and Van­ Saturday evening, they were coining him A fast youth, named Ingalls, just ten go back to the office ho would bo the house and f looked at it that night. derpool, and remember the event of too from toward Big Lake and were going would ' veara old last grass, is in jail in New­ loud, at i the bank pretty soon end settle. I s We always have a time piece in the dirappearanoe of Field which was Sun­ easterly. They were talking buryport, Masi., for stealing five horses. sent, i told him I wanted it then, and ho took house. Wind the clock up every night day, September 5th, 1869. He lived but I did not notice anything they i a roll of bills from his pocket and and look at it when I do. Would with me, and I first saw liim that morn­ They parted at the corner The “ Duluth of tho South” is what swear to the time within 15 minutes and ing building tho fire. He remained in came up to me, in a friendly manner, icounted out 1100 and had a few bills ,an Eastern paper calk Shreveport. and told me if I would come to the Which ’ 1 swear that it was not 15 minutes to 10. the houss till about 8 o’clock. He find bidding each other good night Van- left place will be first to resent the 1 iu an hour bo would pay the rest, scandal? ( Ques.—Would you swear it was not on his black suit Did not a* him dorpool went towards his house and bank 1 I said I had come to settle the mat­ 20 minutes to 10? again after ho left. Did not see Vander­ Field and I went up the hill. On anoth- but Ah-Bung is the title under which a I and wanted to attend to it then. Ami.—There is no use of being pool that day. but did see liim next er occasion I talked with him about the ter from China pay# his little then said he had some business gentleman J ! so particular about a couple of minutes. Monday about noon at my house. He gold. He told me hq was going out of He' fines into the San Francisco Police Court to attend to with Ruggles and I told him * there and his wife came a little business with Vanderpool, and was go- 1 Question repeated, when witness said ing into business with sheriff Secor. He to I attend to that, and I would wait and for fighting. he would not give any answer but what previous. Ho was there about half an did not toll ins what Vanderpool and ho had boon talking aboutGilbert Young, tho twenty-eighth witness beta, duly sworn, saidi-Lhanm �jVTTENTIOiSH Wipl aid IM Card?. W. H. JEWELL, For the Ladies- Register of Deeds. Notxbt Public, Mrs. Barr says teaching is esMotially woman's work. The female population of England exceeds tho male by 718,510. •ENERAL CONVmVWIl Good Bargains in WORTH. R K ROLFE. been appointed notary public. Somebody has said that Evo was cre­ ated fur Adams ErprMt Cdmpang. Mrs- Bliss Smith, of Londonderry, N. IL, has followed the trade of shoemak­ ing for forty years. * The woman who maketh n good pud­ ding in silence is better than she who mnaeth a tart reply. The Empress Evgt.no is negotiating for the solo of her auttaonds, which are valued at 11,600,000. Mr. Mary J. Lowery, of New Jerrey, has been appointed to a position in the Fifth Auditor’s office. Who shall say that woman is not economical? They even practice tight lacing to prevent wastifulness. For the D. R. COOK & CO’S Hart their new Good*. BEST AND CHEAPEST BOOTS IND HS, of LAMPS HOLBROOK. TTORN1 C. G. HOLBROOK, Bony County—one of tho best Counties in the State of | Michigan, ASSYRIA. . Go to the Dsscairrtox a of nw X rtf®'* Little Bed Shop! WM. L. COBB, K HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY al Law. Iwmnmea and < soI MAPLE GROVE. w::* w--’ HYDE K BAUER. West of Bank. REAL K«Ut, and Insurance Afenta. Hau,w to rent I Farm, nod VUIaee property for rale! Rep­ retool the following Dm claw Inieraaoe Cotn pa- CASTLETON. aXofnw X lots a X YovKiaaaiMi Nsw Yobk, of New York. Noun Akkiicx, of Philadelphia. Phuinix. of Hartford, Mxacx.xra', of Hanford. (XiTBLaxp, of Ohio. Narttriui Lira, of Philadelphia. Ruilwut Paaarxoaea. of Hartford. Bee. oorner of Btato and Jefferaon 8tre< ariow A Goodyear', Store. C.Htdk. Chas. H. I A. WOOLEY. S .tfofnwV BOTTLED Him BEER! WOODLAND. KIXTEREKS CELRBRATFD WIME OR BEER, PHyMloInnw. A: Mnrirconi l!w IW acres of n’e DRS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL, BOTTLED, / Hastings, Aug. S4.IS7I, Wheat, red. per baahel |i» u 1 I Wheat, while, per bushel1 15 to I 2 Flour, per cwt 3 <' Cora, per bnahel a Oats, per bushel 1 Batter, per lb 1 Eggs. per doseo ... 1 Ooiooa.pcr bushel................................ a 85 ooaiovo 18 10 *s PHYSICIANS and Surgeon,. la furnished to prirsto iamiliea frech and foam­ ing bv ALBERT EISELBEKO, dAwtf Adrfrfuwntc/ GRANT$ PHILLIPS. DRS. B. J. A E. F. BROWN, BJs • X of n w X • »° 13,» wire X"3M>~4 20 >eXul a-wX-eMMSJ 25 o2aar*ofwXofseX3»tt ■"Jn Irani » .id.' irtfa wTn< l JOHN ROBERTS, BALTIMORE. S and Surgeon. eXoff’V IJje.XIofai w.XofneX 19 U.S1 of a, il-uufawXufswXiv; Haute- Painting, Graining, Paper-Hanging, 1 Kaltomining, !fc.,\ Done in the later: rtylor. Dealers in Wall Paper, WJbdow 8h heder Picture Frames, Looking Glasses. Varnishes, l^ads, Oils. Mixed PainU Artist's Materiala/Window Glaurdtc., etc. ■' Shop corner of Church and Rule Streets, Hasting*. Mich., over Bailey's Harness Shop. <7tf i ' TEACHERS' NOTICE. Examination of Teachers for Barr County, Fall Series. This is the Lad uho drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped dt Stauffer's HASTINGS. DR. C. C. LINSLEY, POTANIC aud Eclaetic Phyrieiaa and Denllrt, treat, all chronic and acute diamMit will attend to all enib by day or night. Office al Nathvile. Barrv eountv Mich. I except GO‘acres CARLTON. STYLE BEST , D. Ackley’r Drug Xofn.y lO:n A. HANLON, M. DM TINE BOOTS! novIWtf M, STEWART k STEINHOFF. Simeaii and Mechanical Dentists, HOPE. In tbs City, Manufactured by .X»f»e.X • w Xotn » OFFICE over Grant A Pblllip’r Store. Hasting?. Mirbicao. Hl U.S'Of B compare favorably with lho.-c uf other nounllnr. Increased facilities for review and special prepara­ tion will be afforded. A Select School at It oodlaod Centre, under the Chaise of Prof. Jernes V orper. will couimetree Sept. MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY Treasurer. Office in the Court Boom. U!** >*ncriu. REMEMBER, Washington Block, South nitio State St. RUTLAND. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. n fre a w | n of river IVnkot arV itefrcofneX 11 u w V •)<••¥ l..»Srf..si SHERIFF. Office at the Coart Moure, Hartton. Michigan. DEPUTY U. 8. Marshal..General Collecting Ajrent and Auctioncw.\ life*’* P« ie proposing to teach in the rchoois of ■ the importance of continued effort. \ BARRY. held as follows: At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. *‘ Hustings, Oct. Vth, and Nov. 6th. “ Assyria, Oct. 13th—-Ellis School House. At Nashville, “ 17th. “ Middleville “ 2Utlv “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 23tlt. " Woodland, Nov. 10th. Dwelling on Broai- WM. UPJOHN. Sign and. Ornamental !1O®2S Otto, boon Irvm D a. iu to IX 1 r. X. to4—7 to8. (Th. poor treated gratuitourly Tbunrday after- * PAINTERS. Painting Tallow, pe- lb Potatoae. per baohcl. Apples,per buahel., Feacbe.. Hidea, areen. per lb. Hide*, orr, per lb... •iboep Pella................ Calve* Mine, Green. • ' Dry., ileeawax.................... HOMIEOPATHIC Pbyricians. Office in old P. 0. JOHNSTOWN. Ci 1Y PAINT STORE: The treatment Id Wofnt>/ rVofay n w fre X ■■ w Vota w X 8i.<£buries Restaurant on Jefferson St. COMMINS k BROWN, Halt, coanc. per bbl Beam, per buat.el Hay, per ton I>nrd reacbea. peered, per lb... Dried 1’cacbee. uoiwartd, per lb. Dried Apples, per lb Maple Hegar Cbickena, par lb CHAS. H. BAUER. JRNKY AND 00UN8KD1RAT LAW, and ***»- CtamwV- A“ ~y!? “"J*’ Situated in the .various Townships of Of Home Manufacture, The National Bank, at South Wey­ mouth, Mass , has for assistant cashier, Miss Emily T. White, a young lady of twenty-three. COMMERCIAL.' ATTORNEY al Law. Insurance and CollootiuB As'l. OBoe over Bhopball A Drown'a atorn, NaahvUla. Miehlgan. Joifrl Office in Hastings. We Offter the following Tax Titles Thqxmly unmarried daughter of ex­ Minister J. L. Motley is reported to be engaged to an English nobleman. Tho English literary papers do not think that Mm. Stowe's "Pink and White 'Jtyrany,” is as good as some of her earlier works. A young lady is at work in the mills at Lowell, Mass., who spendsjher even­ ings in tho study of phonography, rhet­ oric, and French, with a view of first becoming a reporter and then nn editor. L. RUSSELL, Can bej bad by Calling al RUSSELL «• A'A’FLVS’ Miss Putnam has passed a highly suc­ cessful examination before tho Faculty of Medicine at Pans. Th Superintendent of the Unitarian Sunday school, Bloomington, Hl., is a woman, who fills the jMMt with great success. ^^W.1 application, at my office In the Court House, W. H. JEWELL. H-itngi, Mich. ' E. H. MALLORY. ruf°!fw?’hr'°r Countv; office at the MUhF * *t th’ Court Hour*, Heating... IRVING. for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. L. E. STAUFFER. I 9&~ AU Styles of Women’s and Chil­ dren’s Wcar.-QQ l.Wtrfi 17 NATIONAL HOTEL, 18 SHEPHERD A CAMPBELL, Proprietor., ur-.. The Best in the City. :«”•** PRAIRIEVILLE J. C. WOODRUFF. made to feel at haute. Splendid accominndalion. for agrntr. juH3lf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, H.fcrANDr" J0UN8ON. < form wiy Clerk of th. Haatinm Honre.) Proprietor. Term, moderate. n'wXofae a training Orange vilh To the Ladies1.! ClaaoM in th.fcnuwhcr taught during tho winter will bo formed. Physical Geograpbr. Intellactual Arithmetic, Readins. Gtnmmar. Methods of Teach­ ing a»d Government. will receive special attention. Books needed eu be hail of tho Superintendent at ORANGEVILLE. THE CELEBRATED AARON'CLARK, Sin pl of w V of. t x Farrier's Improved! Vtiintinir. at Orangeville, T. B.DIAMOND. Co. SupL bcnools. Prairieville. Aug. 8 MP1. '"All styles of Hoop 8kirta manufactured r. Near the Post Ofllte. on Jefferson Street. . Mrs. M. A. MORRILL, otings. June IsL 1871. ltd m3 GO T9 CLARK'S FOR PICTURES. GRANITE STATE CornSheller! FOR SALE AT WHEELER & DOWNING “iLVS.’.’t >:.x5.»k D. P. NELSON k SON, House ■•K Painters I Will tahe Job, for Painting. (abo Graining la all YANKEE SPRINGS. NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN. W. T. EASTMAN’S! DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, 11 au and Capa, he., 4c. JOHN MICHAEL, BOUSE and Sica Paia ter. Gteiier, and Paper HangofBowneAGal- •^s.'^Kis'^'swsniU. «. Warehouse oa Broadway. We pay the hiffhett market price /or alt Also XotsaX •Hof USX THORNAPPLE. Wo are eoaaUntly receiving additions to oar ready LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and arc Land and Calcined Plaatari D HACK LINE. LIME, VATER LIME. lotto." , CENTRAL LUIBER-LATH, aid SHIH&LES Meat Market! Gold & Silver Watches, NEAR THE BANK. Tho best stock of Meat always on hand. Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, or any thing you want. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. August 10. 1871. X». K. COOK * CO|| CLOCKS, Horsemen Sslifl Silver aud Plated Van Z Parties deciring to purchase win do J. ROBERTS K CO.. won to CUL. W. win cheerfully giro GomorsU New® TXmler*. all iaformahon deaind. ATTENTION I CALL AT JOHN STANLEY’S Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR KHMCIKAL PURPOSES. Vntehea, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired Harttort. Mu S. M71. J. Roberta ft Co., at the Port Office, keep the Daily Bamnu for sale. �Tij« RjtJbucmi to us from North Carolina, the steamer which three persons were killed and three funded. Ths frequency of Visitors ! Hinman, Mien., Auavar 2B, 1871. UVOU •1871” •cti00 Gkjt. Haxcock vaaidtobaafinnba- of the Courts and the investigations of liovw in the theory that it in cheaper to scientific men to render them less fre­ feed the Indiana than to fight them. In quent hereafter. Spain has shown a disagreeable wil­ order that we may not be compelled io do both, however, ij scorn* to be nooeel lingness to deliver to Franco the fugi­ sary that the gentle savages shall be tive Communists within its borders. removed from tho happy hnnting- One of the Commune leaders, it is re­ grounds where temptation in th* shape ported, has alrerdy been given up. Ths of sculps and stock trains ia continually offenses of these men are, no doubt, in their way. If the noble red man P^at—as great as those of any other ---- TO RE HELD IN---could be prevailed upon to remove to rebels against recognized authority; but they are political offenders, nevertheless, Now York, the Government could well and the right of asylum should not be afford to pay their board at tho most domed them by any civilised nation. fashionable hotels, at least until they During the late Franco-German war become accustomed to the manners and a cross wrs placed over a grave in a customs of the pale faces. Then they cemetery near the battle-field at Worth, would, of course, fraternize with the big bearing the inscription : “ Here repose Indians of Tammany, and turn their three brave comrades.” Germans and eminent stalling abilities to account in French regarded the grave as tho rest­ the service of tho ring. A plastering ing-place of three brave fellows who Zor chair-making contract once a year had fought aud died together. But re­ would “pan oiA” enough of net profit cently the cross disappeared, and the people learned that a Frenchman, rely­ to feed a whole tribe on the fat of the ing upon the Immunity accorded to "a land ; and there is no reason to doubt grave, had been some choice wine in­ -----WILL FIND AT----that “Mun Afraid of his Horses” might stead of “three brave comrades” in tho become us decided a success as a repeat­ cometary. er and shoulder-hitter as any man who Tho. Treasury Department has pub­ is or ought to be afraid of the constable lished a statement of tho receipts of in­ that now honors tho Tammany Democ­ ternal revenue from the taxes ou in­ racy with his support. Any change in comes for the fiscal year just closed. our Indian policy must be an improve­ ■ There has been considerable falling off, The Lnrrest nnd lieu Assarted Stock of ment, and it is obvious that no harm . probably owing owing to the action of could possibly* come from giving this j Congress, aqd partly to the ruling of , tho late Commissioners in tho matter of suggestion a fair trial. — Chicago Rep. ' exemptions. The receipts for 1871 are S10,167.95^ or 818,617,915 less than Odd Fellows' Institute Located. for 1870, when they reached $37,775,­ 873. Considering all these things, how­ The East Saginaw oomwpondent of ever, the gross receipts are as large as the Allegan Journal, in writing to that could be reasonably expected. paper gives important information in Information comes from Newport -----TO BE FOUND IN----r •gard to the location ot the Odd Fel­ that before one of the fashionable low*’ Institute of Michigan: churches there last Sunday, ninety-sevThe committee appointed by tho Grand Lodge of this State for locating cqyhaiiots were to be observed, with this institution were: 1’. G. M. Curtis, ciiariotoors and flunkeys in large-but­ of Saginaw ; Hon. E. H. Thomson, of toned coata, knee-breeches and other Klint; Hon. W. T. Lane, of Detroit; gear of sereice. We suppose that by Col. E. M. Fitch, of Allegan county, the statue of Rhode Island every cn'e andJE. C. Wellealy, of St. Joseph coun­ of these retainers was liable to fine- or imprisonment for engaging on the Lord’s tyThe Isidore ofthis committee have been Day in other than the work of “ueces' rityor charity." Wo suppose that while j very tedious, and they have spent much We Shall Offer at that Time time and tabor in bringing it to a final i tho horwM were standing outside ths j 1 temple with their kuoe-breeched custo- , issue . dians, tho cooks at home wore perspirThe point selected for the Institute is i ing within an inch af their lives, roost-1 the city of Lansing, the brotherhood ing, baking, stowing, and boiling u din-1 and citizens of that city having donat­ 1 nor for those the contemplation of whoso ed for that purpose propcty valued at sins had not tost them their appetite. $40,000, it being what is known as the Rogers Female College, a building built . Literary. of brick, four stories high sixty feet iu FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. length and width in proportion, stand­ fCBiawarts moxtblt fun septembeb. ing ou a- tract of laud twenty acres; A pleasant, sketchy paper, entitled also twenty-five acres of land adjoining. Truly a magnificent donation, worthy “ Pictures from Canada,” opens tho j the whole hearted brotherhood and citi­ ( September number of Scrihur’c. It is ; zens of the capltol of the State. Tho ’ by Dr. Beers, of Montreal, and is priu-' pnly point that contended for this prize ‘ t-ipally descriptive of that quaint people, ; with any chanace of succts was the the French Canadians. The illustra-! village of Three Rivers, Kt. Joseph County, which ottered the sum of $26,­ tions arc of costume, village life, &c.; i 000 incash. This W*s doing nobly, but ‘ there is a portrait of Sir George Cartier, | the committee taking into considera­ and a fine engraving of n well-known i tion the largely superior bid of the city from Louis Freret’s statuette. Next we of Lansing, together with its central j have an interesting paper on “ Mercator, location, awarded it to that city. | the Path-Finder of tho Seas,” with an We understand that it is the intention | excellent portrait. The third ceutenof the committee to proceed at once to­ | nial since tbo great Geographer's worldwards raising and collecting further sums of money for the purpose of build­ I renowned Chart first saw the light was ' recently celebrated hi Germany, and his ing another wing to the building sitn 1 jieoplc, in ‘‘these hours of promise for liar to the present one, and cottages 1 the German marine,” propose to erect a for the widowsand orphans. monument to his memory. Tho other When this is completed it will make ; illurtrated articles ore a graphic descrip­ on edifice that the Order con well bo ' tion of “ Mountain” Views and Adven­ proud of- We shall attend to this mat­ tures,” by J. T. Headley; “Scenes ter again when we obtain further data. from tho Marble Faqn," by W. L. Al­ The committee having visited many den ; and an entertaining paper by | of the leading cities and villages of the Janies Richardson on the recent experiState within the past nlntey days and medte in London, by men of stience, finally settled matter by locating nt with Horae, tho so called “medium? Lansing as stated al»ove. It was with “ Whoso wifo was she ?” is the title of extreme difficulty that they arrived at a a story of marvelous power and oxcit­ decision as the many places of interest ing interes. involviug’a curious psycho­ in our Stats held out inducements logical study, by Saxe Holm; a new financially and otherwise, which ren­ name in literature that wo bone to hear dered the foewa in quo more and more from again. Susan Archer Weiss also and more difficult the longer the loca­ writes n bright story,Peter Bloch, a tion was held in statu quo ; I think the Hartz Legend;” and tho installment of munificent offers which have been wflh- Wilfrid Oumbermede is ununmlly inter­ esting. Thou we have a very timely out a parallel in the history of our State and valuable article by Mr. William aud goes to show the extent and pthlbn F. G. Shanks, in which are given tbo the thrift and prosperity of this Order, facts and figures of tho present oxperian Order the primary principles of monta in “ Chinese Skilled Labor,” at which arc to provide for its widows and North Adams, Mom.. and Bellevue, N. protect and educate the orphans of J. Mr. W. 0. Stoddard throws light Send In vour -Advertisements. those that they have sacredly obligated on the mystery connected with tho nver themaelves so to do. _______ of Egypt» Alexander Hyde, on ex­ perienced teacher, piveahis views con­ GLEAKHG8. cerning tho “ Co-education of the Sex­ es ;” and Gilman P. Briggs about a tra­ GO TO THE BANNER OFFICE The change in the guage of the Lou­ gic “ Adventure in Japan?’ Mr. Sted­ man contribute* “ The Songster, a Mid­ isville, Lexington 4 Cincinnati Railroad summer Carol,” which is as exquisitely commenced Sunday morning at day­ melodious as tho brave canarv song it light, and wa* successfully completed celebrates. Edward King's varses, “ A that day. ■ Woman’s Execution, Para, May. *71»" Prof Frieze, of the University sails graphically produce * tragic incident in the history of the Commune; Mr. Tuck­ /or Europe on th® 12th, accompanied by erman, in “ The Elms of Old Trinity." his family and Misses Wheekr and deprecates a recent act of vandalism in Stevenson. Professors Walter and Newport, R. I.; and the Rev. Mr. Wol­ Blackburn take charge ot the professor­ cott ha* a hymn entitled “ The Cloud ship of Latin during the coming year. nd Fire.” BOTH PLAIN OR Tn “ Topice of the Tim*," Dr Holland The Coroner’s jury in tho lamentable writes about “ The Riot of Romanism.” affair at Pitteton, Pa., by which seven­ “ Women in Colleges.” nod ” American teen men came to their deaths—have Sunday Schools.” “ The Old Cabinet” rendered their verdict They find that discusMe the “ Ideal President,” “ Dis­ grace,” aud “T. Moran’s Portfolio.” the men were suffocated by noxious "Home and Society" treat* of “Mao­ gases, forced down upon thorn by an ex­ W FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. plosion or caving of the roof- The evi­ ri*,” “ Floors," “ Awnings,” and “ Tho Game of Parallels.” Culture and Prog­ dence shows that this might have been ress at Homo and Abroad are wdl filled IST" Orders by mail for Advertising, Subscriptions or Job Work, pr^iptly attend­ prevented by proper precautions, and and entertaining departments, and this ed to, and we will warrant Satisfaction. the jury so declare. very readable number clo&ee with some Another steamboat boiler explosion amusing outline “ Scenes from Shakes­ W. H. HOLMES, Publiiher. is reported. This time the nows comes peare.” Koanswr UNION FAIR, Hams, Williams, & Co., Maour»Mur«r» o Sash, Doors, Blinds, Th.e City of Grand Rapids, &c. SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. SPRING & AVERY’S, DRESSED LUMBER, Of all Kinds. Elevator Uaildiog of C. F. Owighl A Co, HASTINGS, MICH. DRI HOODS 00 CARP1TWH8! Western Michigan. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS, SPRING & AVERY. Subscribe BEFOlicAM BANNER. VANDERPOOL JOB WORK ORIVAIKEIBrTAL.. Jaundice, Iiuliffalim, Sour Stom­ ach, Costivencaa, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Coinplaint, Fever JiAffue, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Files, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism. A c. Ac. I can safely say there I* more real genuine Bitter* in one CO Cent* Bottle of Shepnrd'n Compound Wahoo Bitterthan there ie in « whole caeo of any other kind in market. Recommended by all the fleet Claea Phyeiciaru throughout the City and Country, as the be« Family Medicine in uee. No Family ehould bo without them in the House, and thereby mvo time and money. Price, onlyjl&CeQttta Bottle. For Eaie Vy Ppizsiru anil fioelm Gkitrnlly. C. N. SHEPARD. Proprietor, Grand Rapids, Mich. For Salo by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. HA! HA! H, A-. Bus e 11! Go th®.-o lor your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fine stosk Just Opexed COME ▲Nl> 8RK THEM Oyslan and' Upruhmenti. on hand at all hour*. 25yl H. A- BU8ELL Michigan ^Exchange. Dmon, FmtvAzv i6th, im. 8is: This Hetei. so lane wdfevoreNjkaown to the Tmvftaf Publio, is being tboroozblr re­ paired and put in periect order for basinou, and will continue to be kept tn all its eppoialments as a First Cisse Hoose. But to meet tbe wishes of oar friends and patrons, our cberfts will be reduced to |iU0 per dsr, snd tbe proprietor so Heit tbe pstronsge nf all who wish to find a quiet ..J .luu_l * - - ..Kit. .. .1*. Arcnox Biu* printed ou short notice tthi* Office. �Tl|e RjyJauc^ji dailt ovsitra the trial. W. U. HOLMES, TIU.VELER'W UUIDE. X MAIL ARRANGEMENT. Until further order, mail* will eloae at thb office as follow*: MailijpincEMteloMat 7:30 *. M. .ow~ r‘ Meibl J._ ROBERTS. P. M. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. nd River Valley Division august t-c-i. 1 30 arr CSarfoUc Tix Association of County: Superintendents will hold its ninth semi­ annual meeting at Charlotte, Eaton Co., beginning Tuesday, tho 29th Inst, and Call on Miss Wilcox for millinery continuing throe days. It will be de­ goods of all the latest and beat styles. voted to discussions of tho business of First National Clothing Hotter. educators, developing the plans and ex­ —Go there for the l>efft nnd cheapest periences, failures and successes of vari­ Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. ous methods. Among other questions tf E. G. Williams. these will be discussed : “Is school visitation, ns practiced by County Super­ An Every-d^y Story. intendents, accomplishing what it ought “Hello John, where are you going?” to do?"—“Are we educating the young “I was going down here to buy some of Michigan practically, or not ?” grocers. ” Which if practically treated anil “Well I am going down to Maee Al­ thoroughly ventilated may have valuable len’s to buy mine.” influence on our common schools, and “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t may also educate tho people if reported any of him, I always go there to buy for’their benefit There will also be crockery and wall paj>er, but I never mu wan P"!*-'! nun never. — quite lite a pumber of. aiUrestes and etsayt thought of tbuying _ ' “groceries tbsre. ' ‘ 2*X liOJn ' i me* who hnv» .thoroughly identP bs't ej themselves ■ with teaching, and long ago I bo ’ » whole set of crockery , ' g u.u and paper enough to paper my house, whose thoughts on this very important there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could subject will be valuable. All who can buy any where else. Beddes he war attend will, find that much may be learn­ ranted rr. The crockery he keeps b» ed of practical value to thorn os educa-1 The Boot’s celebrated ware.” . “Well, I always do eo on groceries, tors, dr as jMitrons of tho comon schoo and I know you cun. Besides be takes system of our State. anything 1 nave to sell nt a fair price, loo. I get a better tobacco, tea and Railroad Meeting at Naihvillc. sugar there for tbo same money than any where else tn town.” There will be a railroad meeting nt M. ALLEN, this place on Monday next, Aug. 28, at Washington Block. Aug. 16, 1871. 2 o'clock p. m. Delegates from Wood­ land and Maple Grove are earnestly re­ quested to be in attendance. The Rail­ road Committee from Assyria will be Wann and Hazy. present; also representative men from Battle Creek, who will address the The town is lively now. meeting. Ova Dailt has reached a circulation The proposed railroad running from of over fourteen hundred. Battle Creek* to Ionia. Stanton and Blue is a favorite color this summer. Northern Michigan, via. Assyria, Maple Grove, Nashville and Woodland, Sun-strokes frequently occur at night. is believed to be within our reach. The deluge was a “long and success­ Shall we secure It ? Let us manifest our ful reign.” interest in tho matter by our presence Beauty is worse than wine—it intoxi­ at this meeting. By order of Committee. cates both tho holder nnd beholder. Detroit, Grand Rapids ‘’and Jackson at Runyan’s LOCAL (EVENTS 8 son ACCOM. 6"Wtu ham Charlotte t Eaton Rapid* I ss fitegfa"*; | ------- . -—______ I I aoopml: Train* on' the Chinan A Jfkblcan Lake Shore R. L leave Grand Hapldi for Mutkegon and White lalL follow* : thicasv Ex pre** at 1040 a m. Detroit Exprc** al > Local fibres fioticeg, There is airtight difference in putting Dr. before or’after a man’s name. 11 cent sugar at Buseil’s. Tex New Fish.—J. W. & C. G. Bent­ ley, manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds and moldings, ar.d-everything else, are so busy selling moldings that they can­ not write for the local column this week. BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, SAWING MACHINES, HABB0W8, ETC., and the largest stock of A-GKICULTURA-L MACHINERY in Barry County—Im sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt's Hardware Store, Brown’s Now Block. FARMERS Tic your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ BOOT. SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, Sorlbern Mich. Agricultural and Me­ Sold on.—A. W. Bailey, Esq., has chanical Society. sold out his Harness Shop to Goodyear & Striker, who will hereafter run it. They propose so do good work and at Unite in making tbe above a -.-raod demonatration of tbe production of Michigan lndii*trr. low prices. Goodyear & SrkiKi.i: are out with a new al. in this issue. They have a good stock of goods,, and every depart­ ment is complete. They manufacture Harnesses of every tiescription and in good style. Kalamazoo and JVnn _A_rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, Great Union Exposition The Railroad committee are' inrestiSEITEMBER 12, 13, 14 AND 15,1871, gnting filo points of compass for Road No. 2 in Hastings. Spuing & Avebt of Grand Rapids are leading out this week with n large ad­ vertisement, preparatory to the ’ coming off of the great Northern Michigan Ag­ ricultural and MetehanicaJ Exposition, September 12, 13,.14 nnd 15. SUPERIOR. McSHERRY AND STATESMAN PLO WS UM) (JO/STIJW18, and then call in and get for Yourselves. Wives or Children, the State Pomological Society Hams, "Williams & Co. have not got time to run after accounts thnt were to be paid after harvest. Therefore, wo ex­ pect every man to cal) and bdtle up their accounts on or before the 28th " Inst We mean Uutlnru. Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. Clover Huller s! very best and cheapest BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, Admimon SSc, children 15c. Exhibitor* arc expected to join the Society. Yearlr metnlicr»hin licke'A fl. Life Membcrabip ticket* tie. HE5BY 8. C1.UBB. * Grand Haren. Secretarr. G. W. GRIGGS. Grand Rapid.. President. ’ Railroad and itenmbont farce at excureion rate* Freight muatly free. his select Stock-now on hand. Also get your Best TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE. TOBACCO. &c., Ac., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in the City. $1.00 for 75c I will close out my Stockof Summer t Dry Goods and Clothing JACOB MAUS. H-‘^.Aue.2i. J. W. & 0. G. BENTLEY [SacctMora to Oiekey & Bentley.’ at seventy-five cents on the „ , Dollar. It. MUDGE. Newsdealers < Rubber-'mopa at BuseH's. Arc supplied with the Daily counted Peaches fresh and nice at Busell’s. out at this office and placed on board Best Sherry wine, bitten for dyspep­ tbe train at 2j. i sia, nt Busell’b. From no college In the country have students been more successful in obtain-1 The Town Talk Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ ing situations than from the Grand i gars just received and for sale at the Rapids Business College. City Nows Depot 1'eusoxal.—Hon. Daniel Striker lias j The Largest Stock of School Books gone to Lousing to attend the meeting of tho State Board of Equalization. in the City at the City News Depot The old Derrick to the artesian well Art System and Science­ is being turn down. Our people haven’t Grand Rapids Business College Tele­ so much mineral well on the brain as graphic Institute-and Writing Academy they had a year ago. Now give us Holly Water Works. —send for College Journal. Best cheese in the oity at Busell's. A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the City News Depot / For Photographs and Pioturee, of all kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the beat Brands of Cigars in the market at Port Office. Cheapest fruit jar at Busell’s. Hams, Williams A Co. Do not clafru-to have the only Mold­ ing Machine la Barry county, but they have one thkt will stick any nnd all kinds ot moldings that are needed. They also have on band a large number of duon, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low figures for cash. Tbe place to buy your boots and thdes bat Bunyan's. The Union Exposition.—The inter- i e»-t created by tbe organization of n Northern Agricultural society is exertingfan extensive influence ou the farm­ ers who are preparing to exhibit their stock and produce. J t will undoubtedly be the largest fair ever held in Michigan and should the weather prove favorable will be attended by at least 80,000 per­ sons. ________ FITIT .U “ and RUSSELL, DOORS. BLINDS. MOLDINGS, Ac. Hardware. Moldings a Specialty. Stoves, ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING $v., fa ACKLEY Eumoit Rrrvsxs.—At tho spenini' LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY election held in this Oity on Monday, August 21 sq the iollowing vote was cast "We will not be under­ for Justices of the Peace: sold by any House . i William IL Hayford, Rep., In JVficnigan. Edward A. Holbrook, Rep., Israel 8. Boice, Dem., Hickson W. Rolfe, Dem, 287 klAHK RvB8ELL. For the Iron Bridge, “ Yea” 381 For tbe Iron Bridge, “ No” 10, By the above figures, it is easily seen ‘The Corner Grocerv. HICKS, Pehmosad New Goods at the Pnoanx Cash Stout. 2w one of the a fense in thez Notice. found and brought here by Deputy AH peraons who are owing me, must Sheriff Mallory. take notice if tbe same is not paid within Sick.—Mr. Cheeverhas not been m thirty days tbe accountewillbeleft with a Justice for collection. ’ attendance at Court to-day on account Bmxk. of sickness. Hastings, Aug. 14,1871dw Custom work made on short notice, room to-day Mn T. J. Ramsdell of ‘ the in good style and reasouuble prices ut RritYAJt’g. law firm of Ramsdell & Benedict, of Ladies’ fine aboes of the latest styles Manistee, also Mr. J. W. Hopkins. at Runyan's. County Clerk of Kalamazoo Co. Rvsskll & Nkvxxs at tbe Phoenix Mr. Enoch Andrus and Mira Alice Cosh Store have good 80 ct. Tea for 60 McNair,have been employed as teachers of the Nashville Union School for the Ackley & Slade sell the most perfect ensuing year, at an aggregate cost of 8850,00. Fruit Jar there, is made. H. A. Goodyear. . : Harnesses. SLA DE, Agricultural Tools, &c. ,«aur 4SS B.niisiy, sw rwer. MJan’l Slriker. ^dyear & Str/^ Dealers in • IMU Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in PATENT MEDICINES, ra PAINTS. Iron, Nails, Glass, OILS, Still Continnnto Sell' VARNISHES, TURPENTINE. Groceries, Crockery. Glassware; TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. BOOKS A STATIONERS. CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, "Wooden "W’are, &cAGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF CIGARS and TOBACCO, &.C., &.C., Cheaper than any Store in Hastings, KEP.OftKNE LAMPS A FIXTURES Lake Superior Iron’ WALL PAPER, *o., 4c., H«t« 10 pee Cent, by buylngfor Cub of THE BEST IN THE WORLD. CITY DRUG STORE, Also the c. II. HICKS. SUU St., Huluit>, Web. WOODLAND PARLORS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-24.pdf a238f6d41ef5af5129c3261faf748178 PDF Text Text dfye tjflstinijs flflHwcr. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH,, TUESSDAY EVENING, AUG. 2(4,1871. NO. 9. -------------------------- !■ , ||| | In asking Counsel to repeat a question Kalamazoo Co, was called .upon to caned this-dub but think it is-about । ho said he had a cold in his head and identify a box left in Iris passewuh by three yean, I cany it to a8gk*^ ™e “ . fore I could wake up. I wanted to re-1 Mr. Van Annan at Iha d<~ of tb. hat «■*“*1 >!"• Tenth Day * Proceedings. move him, I had a warrant against him did uot hear ven" well. . . . have a wooden one ana use tnls to asuu j aud was an officer but not a constable. Vanderpool made no answer when I moxxiXg sufeiex. ’ i I hod no warrant for *Vanderpool spoke about the terriUt-gria. It was Mr. S. 8. Conover dross-examination ■ Mr. Holden M. Green, the thirty * but utwd one, which statement was vol- not particularly offensive to mo and I continued. ‘ August 24th, 1871. ’ second witness ____________________ being called and sworn I untoored. Visited him in his cell which have no reason why I made the remark. Vanderpool remained in Ins.bed du- ,-^<1. •' Mr. 8. R. Conover’s testimony con­ wat larger than usual which was also I thought it was an unnecessary grin ring iny interview with him in (he jail . . tinued* . f volunteered and,couneel requested him and unusual for a man under those cir­ till the Sheriff ordered him to get up. I Ure lived m । HxeminstfAn v n i not to ^“nteer so much. Have visit- cumstances. Do not know how many The door was on tho west end ol tho cell '®4r8 ani °>n^rfnjn—ooi recoct >■. rad feradi: ft a^iW ora an'1 "T’ “ t men I have seen under those circum­ and there was about a fookof space be- ! Knew JWd and J^e^j ,’S i—.1. it _„«.a —You wore end of thei. desk. Ir took nulled it ! Ques. v“T~ wow alone alono with w,th Vander' ",dcr" stances and I do not know that I have twauu tbo uJp. .>f tba W and door. I <*• apart and examined it for >pots and P001 wh®».y°u ““d® that pleasant re- over seen any. Did not say it to taunt Think dr. lift wa. about dr. usual "»»»8-day. “ und intimidate liim. Did not say “ah na.,or lu,l,. 'lb ink ft. cell w« about W «-l l>a« b«m tuft foupd marks or spots of blood in several m“k to nbout tllat 8”“ ? Mr. such a use of you wanted to get out oty habcat corpm.'" places and I stuck phis in thi fte planes. ?r " 'Church opjected --2 ‘to -------2------------1 laid it on tbo flour and found that one adjectives as it did not belong to this Did not shake my cain over his head and say where is that money ? He was qx»t corresponded nearly with tho stage of the proceedings. ot tne door, lie brought before me on the warrant, and but not teirknl.lbe door. Tho door ra< iweeping water out "'. .urge spot onthe floor, I also Obioction withdrawn 1 acted as the Court, but tho oxamino- in tha> .... - — Uked me if I had beard of Fields dis­ found n foot print on’’ it. Made aJ. W« *■ r r appearance and I said I had not Then.tion was waived. Did not tell him he eat <Ui nn r.-rnnUnnK.n/ n 1 • Ao *' — ' ’ M n °t tuono. In mv direct an examination of the floor. Ite.roid that he had gone through him ' v^d !. ft aSr*'V “>fto>«‘in tl Mid that ” tlte Shoriif uaiu,. had bettor confess nnd make it murder (UsoovnrM vpots «m thu floor when1 *in ,;ntl ' ’ ’ ri,n QW! ----fy' Wc We tbt then 'n Trent went,into tbo !1‘? after •! ' made that' remark, in the second degree. Wanted to get a m-firer' \d 4. tow.nl, th.. f.»t ’ftft "ft*!?'1 ;''!d ’“b" I first went wont iu. in. Found one »pot that 1 stated the time confession from him uwIjkm going to band' had been inked. These^weo- a lifthi to incitrroctly. xiau Had a cam* cano* w with me,— swear to it myself if necessary. Did |™1. )e<] Could uot roach hi. hoad from ’’*<**, . mvunvuiiy. f[c“ »" ^£3 the east of.the largo .-:put JIY —l0 ^....2 “nU which shown *“? k"“ , was ---------— to tho iufv. 1 put the not think he would be tried before me, whore l «l Bud wl.onj.put m, baud on W ink . also large i-pjt, 1I Uimstassist- cane and V he up tn do it. He did not | lately, I-*. as *’ &4 os ■» hu could, "»* ’ .«took “* . _ on — the — — rt- ,-r-w — beside the tied when 1 sjioko and never thought much about it. I Id. head 1 can** do down cd in taking up the flooring, we look up tlJ i.;». j Wfint thert.to see if I could thought ha would not be examined be­ • duwu his book and showed mo tluit he to •; had drawn out nt «uo time $1,400. and :?piocefrem2 1-2 to3feetlong The find find ont ont anything anymmg in in regard regard to to Field. EieJrt. fore me, because the statutes of the statu put his hand on my head, nor ask me -ix sit ou the bed There were live or. six j ’iwat'Zirid*tolu“Uhruuk j Ho «U5 never triCnl Utore me but was teach me differently. 1 did expect if ho nn,i nt souther time 81.700. He said ho liad . I IT—__ _ _ .1 1.*. l.ra.l AftlrMM I—ra draft, Hof awa.VrCxnsntorably, those cracks were,i committed ...... . . >:i. came before me to pass ujton without on examinati up-. his proba­ filled with dirt andsuturated with blood. I ble guilt o_r innocence. I l K ,«uv. lu visiting lum w ij “ down grade." He went into tho entered t«~— <»n ton Iwok, —■und ----- Iw was nus—Was you there to qualify The side.. i • Ques. .... floor was »n» pine, pniv, examined V.VUUUUVU both IHJU1 SIUC-. ... . " ” a n,,t some kind of a cell as he left, only the >“» W 1 wanted at the facts, and did not . httIno Wnj o „r ________to got ________________ uvw UM„ ...ra of the flooring. Un the uwler wdo J <«» W ™ judgement qnjt this think any thing about its being my du- ! i““l^ *"{“ ' J*• twrix nfU?^ fi?vvn 1KU1 “^1 discovereil clot’cil l.kuvl nlvinf the eirr. dixovered clotted blood nlxmt size r.C of U1°!L . ty ns nn officer uf the law to stand aloof ' .(.ahtiteir. jxqKT.iu payniunt. I told huii.l thought The object of the question was to i from such thing.-*. Mr. Ingram aud. sp.x-S.fltC4>rimwn*dre fo°k4l •; pen Imaging- down. Discovon«i n u-in of water in fruut ivindoiv wUh u show the one aided view he took as u Wg* «»* with me, ra t„„„. whether , Duuhiin , wont andl they ., tUo tho „^. l(rfp.r. J)a „ n,>t lt j-uow tho | .«M-, ra W :owelin it and I wrung the towel out,find public magistrate, iustond of holding were Justices of tho Peace also, iu.d we ;„nIv diflbreaco was tho lurk of convmiwhite I W-.1< doing thii TajMlorpool said f tjle seilos of justice erenlv botauced. three were al! the Justices there were in ;ieu-.o un(l tx>aiforj. Dj u,t know 1------ Ri^pbctisl that ho had gone over the He CQUld iuu.;e, any tow»d-cr wat»r l«dc Ministec. Wo threo nlw went i; whl,tht.r there was a stool in hfrf 1 fin** l,dl® Iin‘^ would go through him there, 'ikodht^ by washing -tho tfinflow." T!t Ans.—I was nor. Hud issued the hnv<. sat sat on on 1 u> ii’1' ,hat 1 wou1^ ? 1??°. r 11 ihrt Hau* ,on^eU or not. Would probxblyv have had .i/irty mMi«h color. Was editeid- Ii warrant nrevions to litis visit aud u Wednesday. ’doura .hair. ”Vrad ra l> Whitehall rad ftlugraph Could not. swear that ;he be l if t5;ero haJ a( crabie carpet mowing. The Itrfgu -spot [ < oiuphiiut made, which was pending be- what we saw wns blood of hot, but sup- . . . . , nffreganT tart. He said he had money . , , . . .. 11 in the loom-, bat on th. .bed'* .to go. .... Th;’ cTM,ugh to'u’a 'toll toe busincy-ii<>n the floor wus from 18 to inches. lira. ^««te0-i,tn>te but 1 di,>. „at ’.” 7T’i'- "h\ ;<!wjh. him. Did fh^on'pjrrtosi uni • ' wiw in tiw Bunk again about :iiy longest Way awl' about ____ » u find iht>! ft lira. tefrai ft., ___ ..rtho looks t‘C'c* It except of it. Lbclicva-.l it . . . 11 ; mount to do it. other. The ink stains MHsnnd »2 to *shyot'<,ut ,a* lscti»,\n:i*l if possible to got a (to be blood. ..., 1j eleven u cluck und inked, him if Qa-M. — Do you ujunRy ou the b.xl | di.natdi, and be said .» confo.«ion from*him, w something to in the grain wf’thdwitod; Wd also Ques.—Have you made any distinct­ •J ho bad i.ut but would m soon nt possidiscovered soaio spote cf blixrl im tho convict the murderer of Field drlioevor ion in this examination between whaf when you go a-vnituig ' lie was. 1 do nut pur.-uo this practice { •Objectton ruade by Mr.. Giiu-clj'nnd i |,jp. A young man by Surname of •■ all .mu ride There*wefe two you know mid what vou believe f ’ ' everrufed.'v . J John Mee was toere. .Ho showed us n_• ur tlire.! «[ndtern, also on euiuo jnuoes of in my esse : u.«uiilly, except in mitrd»T p 1 Objection made by Mr. Churc'.i, anil Aus.—-No air, <lalied on Mr Vander- pijtoi Utiu said it iiud r.ot been fired, oil pujKT which wa- brought from behind cos** «rr cases'of great iisqairtande iu 1I overruled and exception taken. the counter. I ouu i same wiattete of which wh,ch 1 have «'* dune aua‘’ so. , I1 did d“ not «"■ mean I hn\ . tod todi r. P*jl * aa 7lh S,n>:' fl at hia htMU h’uue on U,e the 7 th a£ o! fieptohi• a lirrxo aud he was afraid tofixe . Ans.„ —I !have tuteu blood on uu- uf firn of toe desk. twSa.v l’at 1 biul ever ,,one w or I „ t0 . i^r to Mmo mom*. This is the This is th« or- | ;t took it and iirediuff Thu ink Van n blue Ltock and tooked !i4M” ’ b,;| 1 think il ww,ld be ”iy a”‘Mr‘ Hu"h" w“ ,1'-wti«fied with tne j f Msion on whicll hi,u for jt. —. .t. I • threu barrels and said therb —] ,-------------------------like Wfr. Vanderpool raid bo had i<«i important cashes or the duly of.any > answer * ’.1 tho v faex ’ -----------*“ waste fact ci given mor-?, ■ insisted on its beingtpaid :hea-and.toor<-. j„aj :,| tte- other barrel when Van*h r_wer and ami• wanted —• — r-x------- ■— -< rubbed :h*.sj rout- &«• uirotif r spot I »»g»strate. When I went into . n’.icit. when he raid ho had intended .1 had sent iny sun to collrei it on Won- jKjiil said there was and showed .it to :utheUu-x part i.*.ur Um Uck wimluw, i wa* *.nn- •» tb» conch him when ha went to tho dbur agnfcs bn: did nut know whether he had or ' daf> on‘l _.^u* s*,a\ “C*?" but it was hard, I could get uu coloring ' P‘d uot kn?* '' b‘ ‘h“r warrant m l ' uot suoceodoff m getting'it t*r SOomg und. fired thal off. He looked y* k nud . ! him, s-o tlrnbd went niysclf ia tbe «fte\ tired and 1 asked him it Jie wa-> sicl*. lira. il. Ib,<£mu-k. t’iub- *!*”? ,L »»■»•« •»'“«!,11 . y.* a member m^nrom- noon, uoon. r] wanrra want»4 iw tro jwnay tuono/ «nd ■> dkl ■ in ihv dour uh Tiu«-'.. raft, -pal- and —l-lt JaV »"d did uotkAu ybaftnr h. I Qu—.— .. ............. .................. — and.liu said hu had bean sick all ni;jlil.. . buna ra TV-lnraiwhethro WKiirradit o«< «.<; u «nrSd out t’nu P“'- ,o »»>"»««>*»••>»“ “ “»>• Irani.- Io viait ftu , kdo„ ahrthw the th, concern oraaun was good tiaw him again towards nvnuing, ’And Wcdit.-jav u'u, On Tra.dar lh«i,ta •“* •*•* »«* •>< thu u.r Ida; ? ■ t rarj<»r not.not.Wh-s When I left I left th. the m-mu muney ’ ft" there ’I I J again aikod him if ho had sent tlx* ..,r1»ll.B.raJtbod»orraarh u£7o lha ‘ i«ued fthubAink 1 ura.dit thaftday An.—I wral ften-. rad ftra .. lind tall with Vradgyad ray. •ent there, and then j jin(j sojnfl ta]]- with Vanderpool and .i.ti,undft.re«a., . prai., nrar ft. , Bnf«• ™ad. thi^mn arnf, lb. IVo^j. ftaallv aud h. OadI ™• 1kao.^<d|«id -ftnftj graa. U»S$.'<»«a dispatch and he said ho hod no\hct '4 “ would right away. I saw him iu Tail c’c, J* where i‘ did uot cover the iluor cuti ng Attorney <Hew nun iu td J^L-. any -.coauuitise. '\eQ‘ iSon- — k on Sunday alter Field was found. Our I ,i yv.,0 ttnn-hor '.iftU > minitlered the'doth. Mr. £ecor, Ingram -at BulliV bw request. Went ] j-us ***™ •detixol's -«*i. Mr. *««*»-> *—o». Wednesday, ...... to Van••but —-.Raid “I am about to settle with Fiehl °jnce not euvermU -Un -WMne-ulnv we > aud Hutiimm went with, mo. «»Am quite lioiwe -jthat j। । aud Dunham went with me. Am quite JerpcKfl's house that Wednesday, hut [ |,ut yOU cftnj^vo ,t whenever you cull convamation was in regard to the settle­ ment with Field. I asked him why ho | sure Dunham wont, and am as sure of did not tell him what 1 wanted uf him, for ;‘t unj j. bi* all right.’’ did not tell the same story about that as Field’’ss j: nor did Mr. Dunham Dtmlmm tell him so. sa Gould: Gould : . , . . ! f^at * an‘ that the fckey fy of Yield Ho said we dJft find Lh-re the missing spots were ^ . !n ** I lf ,e* 1V _ .. ? j f>weur thttt 4, weM. Wood‘ c<ir. 1 hoard ol other debta having bWn he did to me. all excited about taiu dnm—taro.M, :akeu out Was there abAU, hum. I. row w ceil nna ©me ami u was ro um-!j^^^l. ■ ’ and 1 believed a c these attempted to be vol tooted, about thui were ! dentrod among the others tlrnt I should ’ .jx.te toJra Llroxl. Hare been a ead.Ue | «‘“d «*** *•«* <F'W • »u» «nad* <“» this matter aud wo could not b? expect­ ed to get it straight the first time, that on uciuesuay. !d<> do so. mi. I don dun’t remember roinendier whether I1 was wa>* and btisneM huwew m:ik«r maker for fortv years, and'** and 1 tee liatiK. ... . (lue».—W,he.i did ,.uu next sec \ an-1 (hc wfto wil)( # or ||Ot j j t|j„t 1 attended school in Now When 1 w<m iu tho bafln w4n the wo were speculating ftbou! the urester. ueiqiuul. . . . i was there alone from Io 10 urinutes •York. Never Ques.—What did you refer to in say­ --------- ctuded ------ chemistry ---- ---- . uur ---- ' magnifying glass ho said that a rpltoon ..... An—I»?t.a«l..m m .ral *" j bdft,, du. ouM.r, co., ft. Wo ft Wa- nralirira. Th. r.-=raa!ratt fttttj-.vtx.-o medicine. Tte-h- woaabuut thirty years liad ^ped over, he ale i quke of ing, why did you not tell tho eamo story nftrnwan offtaaamo day rad ft told j ,. .Inring thi, ti»« 1 that I did n.ii in* hare Irnw- aurthmg nnvlnintr to t.k do alii with xntll . , . ‘ , . . abou* this a< to w. -Midi.. aud Iimk■ ,... ho had bur.^1 ft. ortiu-t on Monan. »,............................................ ■ .-rdoxl-n.lhw.ftar.. ,.nym,.rn.ngradul»hu^ut.andr^lDc^ -nd , Objection ma ! • by Mr. Choover nn l up again 1 Baw Wooa uadcr lh“ “* "S*01* an‘l good evening. ing butUMMS. • T«Mk it nt thoftunu wra rad ft. jkft. «•1 lh„n j „k^ hinl if he Wa. ;al>out live yean* age. Have been|«m tup of the dirt in ’thn crack I found! sustainel. ■ raid that 1 [Old bad nmatrav brfon rad , u,!,. onJ „ ,wt a farmer about ten vean» aud nn Insu- ; 5^. After that I said that it would go w.a gou- thno joara. and U ftul no , ; wakfts up ranr.i a^at Srr about five rurua Har. : jf , chraj„ ,hoi)d ,xmios i, alMl against him, thal I thought the caw hut that 1» on th. ran ran. | k lh,„, “ been m the grocery Imsines* nU/irt two , looked very dark, and ho said it did and u waa aot lnkI he almost believed wmetimes that he H.—w if. WO bud ftuud unyfttng .. u , t lliol it ft. vearsand have also carried pn the guner- ' regard to Field, and I replied that • > ml business of groceiy und dry goods I should change my opinion. Dr. j did murder tlib toon. I carried him and were satisfied that he had been killed in ' for about two yearn. Hare been HDuflield did not have all thesa boards. tho Sheriff to Muskegon after tho trial. Ques.—Tell this jury what basiueM 5n the Iluilrood " business about two . and cracks, for I saw Mine of them in tho hunk where that blood was. di re­ Cross-examinod by Mr. Cheew. plied that may lie, but my God, I did you had with hi? ccnsdeno.-. rears, ami was treasurer of the Bailroad J Mr. Bullis’ office the day before the fire, Was not sworn on (he firektrial. Saw not kill him, 1 never killed a mau for u|k Wa« also h cl,angwl bv roving that ho Ans.—He -■•aid his cuuscienae was "but that Railroad nothing in the water ho swept out to money, I reuld uot, I was too sick. He dear as a well. Next asked him if he Sheriff and Ikptrt tftonff t.a ,r«m >tw 'n f<,w (b„ , attract attention. Had been into the also Miid thnt there teemed tu be u plot ate. his regular rations and h« said he I each, and under .Sheriff tor two years. ’ ’ , , ' run u threshing machine v* _. vpoke of 11 towel m n basin of water. bank before and into tlio rear. Knew not atfc me aJ.v iux,>rop_ j Also two or and he wa» was the victim. The night that djd a , £t, three years when I wosafarmer. -Some- 'i It looked ajlittle reddish but I did not him since he come to Manistee. Testi- ’ Field’s bodv was lound I visited him in | er <in8#tiun.« * 11 1U ~-' ---------1 . !o“’h"X" S,™11!— I • Mr. ^ftafou h™ ft fti. taaes run two different branches of buri- mean to convoy to the jury that it wan tied nt Kalamazoo. He said lie had , taken some certificates of deposit nnd he nt»n nt tho same firn*-. Have b«m Do-. bloody. feared ho had taken jpthonr that there • t-d, I a-ked him if be routed well iudl if I kind of examination, iis the object of a native, but considered that as coming , . . , . , l. “’r n •<Vj «’ was no account of either on the stulw or his conscience wns clear, when lie rc-. crens-examiuotion was to arrive nt the „.d..r ft. haul of Hwnff. aud ba4 in the book. It is jtoout 6Q_miles from d.«» Jm . job. of tl» ; “ u “ !1 «• * h » r ’ ’ *. ’ P “ ~ <1 "• "™ plied that his conscience was as clear as i tru(h and (o t0Iture nnd badger a , . i, -,r .... ,.Mtt -ua did it look ns if it had been scoured. Manistee to Whitehall and 80'to Mttekea bell and that he rested go-4 uufl at* . ft. M bl..nir Ou. of lh~«job. b [ gun. The mail al that time wont on a his regular ration*. 1 told Into we hod: was fit Al antstee and 1 did the best 1 1 . , 1 ,, , ~ ... found Frad'. Iralr. wftn ft- r»i.1»d, Mr. Hugh- M>d that th. boon, al- .oci: Got ft. criuioJ aud 1» <ra. ,ht “ Monftiy mora..* a.d >1 ; boat. Do not know when that boat left, whether in the morning or evening.— that we could not inttke himtodiavu that- lowed the widest possible erose-exanun- WMiUbut aftenranla (U&nMTho expense of sending a tog du.vn 1 then laid my hand on his head where :ation of witneroos ngninst the respondent was a witnew ngainst thu mau nnd I wm The“Snglo would bo about $30 or $ IO. Know the wound was ou Field, nnd asked him , aQj nO(hjnK was so important as to show had a man sleep with tb© 1 rwoner to hjwlu & nothing about the running of toe bouts. what made that ^und on Fidd, and a, .|UW, r.1 Wika™ agajaal bra and he ™ora h head When 1 baw Vand-rpool nt the bank I A totftirttihi after. tft> Shmif cuwo ft; <-f il«raA ‘"J1* bChhod ab~d radj-fta. thonght hv was very much excited but ' do nut know whether it -was any more handle, but they were nut the sama, anl removed him to a more s-teure cell.; wtfncro was a public niagistrute who me to ferret out this and I was to. have Had never ft* u the bank on purpose than would be etpeded from any one When be wks arresh4 he asked if they • gone nt midnight with a club in his $2,000 for tho job. The offense was to examine fltet hatchet. When I wasi whose partner had run a woy or cum» upwere going to take him to jail, if so he ] |o v—t 0{ a prisoner. IT burning buildings qpd spiking saw-logs, 1 in the bank in the winter,! sat near the missing, or n*it- Saw nothing unusual .anted grad liring, M hr ; lt u, too 1 .ubmit rtrarMr killing hon*es, &c. I was to have $1,000 store aud noticed this lying there and. in the appaamneo of tho bank. whethe® any pnaxtits fourt! cir not- aud ' tomed to that. I found blood spots on ‘ K 1 it was used. for splitting the stairs tending down to the nver on . to the rulings uf vour Honor but we 82,<*0 upo» rohvictian, but I tea mon- MjfMcd 1 John Blanch nrd, the thirty-third witkindlera. Did not notion tongs nor Wednesday. Whoa we were looking w ant all the righto that belong to this shovel, butdid notice this. . • । Q0.» said : at the ink spots in the bank. I‘e '““^i fprisoner. , I have Jived in Manistee three years I said ths Sheriff tpfli him to jail,but he was going'to be liolff reeponfible tor Mf Eggleston replied that the Coun- dell paid me my expenses but nothing nud am 42 yean old, have been a fish­ for my time—that I lost Do not know do not know whether he had a warrant ->^1,^.0 nn.rad.te.and erman for 1& or 20yean, havs fishod on Lake Michigan, Huron and Superior.— time he went into hmdnesa, . non and he argued it at acme length, Ques.—What do you mean by a In 1809 I was fishing at Manistee. We those spots were there vrbeu Thft ttelt t<ery 0M m<ut dell has since told me that he believed begin in April and continuo till Decem­ • they went ioto bmhoV; 1 exJua,ao the witness in hie own manner, him guilty. I do not koow whether vacant laugh ? Ans.—When a num laugh s and does ber and uoe sail boats of different sizes, any one was present or not but think not feelJtlteiJt. ,MaIlli>«biH^ai^l. ^e go out from four to six miles where Mr.’* ft. W. Nehon was. we get water from 60 to 800 feet The he wouldgrfii|eWs stews, and sustainod Mr. Hughes, Que*.—Do you know who was the It is a forced laugh- Have, heard some average sounding four milee out I can . talk nt Mauisteo of mohbing Vander­ when talking of this matter. When in । gaid to him before the others main witness a gains’. this man. hardly telh The water is «Aator to toe pool, did not take part in it nor did I Objection ntade byT^r.’ChurcK the Bank on Wednesday, 1 rtAoItect of had faaad FieU.g With and deeper to the sopth. From . swear so at -KatemanoO/ Wh’on men finding a i©ekH-book obouf kx htehw , **, . 7___ .. ,p fipu miles out to six mites the water belomr It wasin tor back part of the bmty, and he smd you con t make me said anything about it to me I told them te^tod ft/lrar. Itra.n5d.of tur- Mra. that and V”"?" opinion and might lie answered. they luid" better let it alone, one.'siik) C0i|tettenpidlF deeper. Have knowledge of toe cuxrentewithin toe limits described . k*r TBS.1 1 h*a o“aheod “J •ubject of Vanderpool ra. bro^ft up. ------- to the south. ■ the Jail was as important as any. The the subject talked of was that-of sub- The prevailing cuuint is to the north. It runs from about eighty rods to two nn thnt t Jrril1c ltiii and he tried to show the bed. Un to tba.time I. put jny hand ) prisoner’s name was Robert Penzon. iioenning witnesses. Have heard it Krad ' miles an hoursaawtimas, and sometimes Examination-.snspeBled ml Court 2— i_ j, _4-2—2?„, at midnigbrand might be allad a yri.- fa— “ I th'™ I took a re^eas'tiT! 2 r.‘ it. currents. A south wind would produce Ateuftrandwonidtradura on. "«£!“£„ SffcWftSfataS did not propose it, nor was; it submitted' a ' current to tbo norLu. Think the cur­ cause it ui commonly caHedamil. ano come inw , ., j am | rents are swifter in shallow than in deep to nto'at that time. Have heard it ®’U ‘to f*T' Jd roti^ed thirtyou ordered Fm*LJj irrnxoox smiox. water. The course of deep water cur­ talked of 1 rents ran north and south, but general­ toJkthem to bKto^d. He rete-d up very I said to At ** <TWX“« of Court ** P' “•> Re-direct by Mr. Church. ] ly north. They,run south when there readilv when I spoke to him which pat oa the almighty or gno. I ■ Mf j HopHnt, Comity Clerk of Do not remember how tong I have ' 1is a heavy wind in the north. There is made me think he was not asleep. I have forgotten just wbirti f ma. THE VAHDEWOOL TRIAL, £l "7"l , wS^zssau sxfx i ‘4,^ .1^ 2^ . P^- Sri.: /7 x r no �EKTIOKC MWfrl fi.'WW tt? up the riverine small skiff. Here seen floating spars an the beech of the lake. Sew one going to the nerth when the th. trial had —nrnenwd fax I wiry! was blowing south. It wu close to the beach. One ware would wash it EraminaHon suspended and Court up and another wash it off. Remem­ jadourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow. ber the event of tho disappearance of Field. It was on Bnndky, and the wind was from the south, also on Monday and Tuesday, but on Wednesday from Rroimni or D«mdA,\Notamy Public, ♦he North. Do not remember it longer. Good Bargains in ^tsnauiater ▼AN ▼EL9OR k ROLFE. I.. RUSSELL, Caa b4 had by Calling al RUSSELL f NEVINS' ICKBAL COIVEYAICEB | D. R. COOK. & CO’S CHA*. H. BAUER. Abstracts or Titum Offic. in Halting.. of lands in Barry County furnished on W'e Offler the /Mowing Sunday evening about 10 o'clock to got application, atony office in the HOLBROOK. some water. There was a little dock Tax Titles Court House. there but I stepped into my boat to dip W. H. JEWELL. the water. I noticed a man ’ down tho yiver in a boat As I into my boat, I stumbled and WM H. HAYFORD noise, and when I looked up the boat Of LANDS had stopped and crowed ever to the oth­ er side. There was a person in the boat rowing it He came within 30 feet at Situated in. ths .various Townships of C. G. HOLBROOK, one time, and I could see his body move Barry County—one of the 1 and the dip of the oars, and hear the rattle of tho oar lock. It was a light colored Co unties in the State of | boat about 16 feet long. I was on the a Michigan, hank from five to ten minutes. The ASSYRIA. lake outride of the piers was rough. As you go from Manistee north, the shore wtfofnwM curves west to point Betsey, and this is about 5 miles out Then south we rinorih frO km «• HARTEY WRIGHT >| .K..M have the same contour fur a few miles, till wo come to a point about 3 milea-out* Cross examined by Mr. Cheever. I MAPLE GROVE. Of Home Manufacture, mean by prevailing, most of tho time, the majority of the time. Sometimes uw£°f» HYDE k BAI ER the under current runs north when the ■ xilasM BUM* a*d Inaaraae* A<*nd. wind is blowing south, and sometimes CASTLETON. Go to the the current on the surface runs one way when the wind is blowing the other way n Wofo The general course of the coast north­ ward from the river is bending to the west There are little points along the coast projecting out all along the coast and these some times catch things float­ x ®rn ing on the surface and the general C. Bibs. course of things drifting from the WOODLAND. PhyaldBii Manistee river would bo into some of West of Bank. these angles. When 1 saw that man in the7 boat he stopped rowing and ZrelsW for turned from me as if he wanted to avoid A.. WOOLEY me. 8aw no other little boats on the river, but there wore other boats, take AdeortUtmrntof GRANT# PHILLIPS. E. F. BROWN. white fish and trout in my nets and take PzSXi £L*utacfto,kioc JOHNSTOWN. them to tho Manistee market often. Ha* Wof n • hot 00^ When we drees these fish blood drips This is the Lad uho drove, Il a wire X from them. Wo put them in boxos, the doves to market, and carry them to market and then wo the same boy stopped put them in baskets whoa wo land and at Stauffer's carry them up town, and blood usually JOHN ROBERTS. G' PUYtHCIAN^and flarjeoa. Dwelling ea BroadBALTIMORE. drips from the basket Wo land at Kirk­ land’s dock and at the bank dock and WM. UPJOHN sometimes at another douk. On Thurs­ of a Wj/sfe wjf»| day afternoon, tho 7th of September about three or four o.dock wo took a HASTINGS. DR. C. C. LIN8LE1 load of fish up to Manistee and landed BOTANIC first at Kirkland’s dock and unloaded some and then went up to the Bank doA and unloaded some in a basket and carried them up the bank stairs, saw CARLTON. blood drip from the basket on the stairs. Saw no boat but the Manistee go out that Sunday night and do uot know HAMLOW, M. D.. whether I saw tho little before or after it went dut. for warm meals at all hours Or MENS Re-direct BARRY. Remember the place. Op- j The natural course of that spar spok­ aJIDbMM by th* moat •Kot? posite Lein's Bakery. en of would bo north if there was no •,u*BlioqfIvanU Bunrory anddl*«M«e?f auldra*1. South side State St. swell of tho sea. Brought fish up Io Oalb sromstlv atUniBd la. navlOOPtf this dock and carried them up the bank L.K. STAUFFER. stairs on the Saturday before. STEWART k STE1NHOFF. Ques.—Did you ever bring any parti HOPE. of whale up those stairs ? Ans.—Never. In tbs City, Mtnafacturtd by °MkhUM ” Gr“‘ * n,Uli»’* 3uw'The thirty-fourth witness was George Nungesser, who is one of tho now wit­ MILO T. WHEELER, ’ COMMINS k BROWN, nesses, and being duly sworn said: I live in Manistee nnd have for four RUTLAND. years, am in Cigar and Tobacco busi­ •ffoiur-Pamliny, ISAAC W. VROOM AN. REMEMBER, ness and also clothing bu-ineas. Know : Graining, Field And Vanderpool and remember DIPUTT U. S. ManhalJGro.rU C.Urctiwr Axant the event of the disapjioarando of Field ■ hri Au.ti—a— and it was on Sunday. On Sunday fore­ Washington Block, South ride State St. noon I was in the second building from E. II. MALLORY. the Bank, which was a meat market i kept by Henry Kremple. Was then, Mlehtaaa. I ' Dene in the HlaatirtylM. > I IRVING. 'Dealer* in Wall Paper, Window between 11 and 12 o’clock ou Sunday., j tihhades i'icturo Frame*, Looking This building is about 60 foot from the i Olaaaea, Varniahea, Lead a, Bank and right opposite Bailny’s corner. ; Oita. Mixed Painta Artiat'a tST All Styles of Women’s und Chil­ n'« h ol ■ ar J ' Malarial*. Window . NATIONAL HOTEL, Leaving this building about 11 o’clock 8tB£“SRACAMPBBl.L. Propio dren's Wear.-^t Olaaa. etc., ate. ■Xrfesfrc I went towards tho Tyson House. Will 1 Hhop eorntr at Church and Elate. BtroatrJiMtins*. Mich., over Bailax’aj Ramsdell was right ahead of mo untf was right in front of the Lank wheti 11 PRAIRIEVILLE first saw him. I passed tho bank on MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE. tho sidewalk and heard a noise in the J. C. WOODRUFF. bank and also the howling of a dog, while I was passing he howled throe GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES times. The noise sounded like a rattlingof feet. I went down to the Ty­ ORANGEVILLE. AARON CLARK. THE CELEBRATED son House to my‘dinner. On Monday O. , tuly Uocnied I morning early I was in my lower store. 1 had two stores—one above tho bank and one bolow. From tho lower store 1 went to tho upper and on my return I saw Vanderpool in the bonk inride tho GRANITE STATE door, ho had a broom in his hand and JOHN MICHAEL, was scrubbing up. This was about 6 Oppooito P. 0. o’clock. I asked him if he had heard that Field had duappeared aud he said D. P. NELSON k SON, he had. About 8 o'clock he camo into House Painters I my cigar store to get a cigar, when I FOR SALE AT said it was a little carious that Field had YANKEE SPRINGS. js, and he replied he had gone to hell Planing Machine. or somewhere else, where noMy would never tee him no moro. His hand trem­ Warehouse pn Broadway. bled so ho could hardly light his cigar. of the river about 35 rods from the eud OR 8ADE For the BE8TAND CHEAPEST W ffl MS, Little Red Shop! s:r.v* FINE BOOTS! Sinam aid Mertaiical DeiM CITY PAINT STORE! PAINTERS. WOODRUFF ! Sign and Ornamental Painting . The Best in the City. Farrier's Improved! !t|WL’A Corn Sheller! W. T. EASTMAN’S! Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes : I have resided at Manistee 4 years and hove beon absent soxuutimee to buy goods. I am usually gone about 3 days. At* one time in February 1870, 1 was gone about two weeks, went to Milwaukee and was there three days, then went to Grand Haven and staid five days and gwi married and then went to Muskegon and staid a few days. We laid a few days in the ice the propeller being fastened. trial Was there three days and then went to Grand Haven and was gone about two weeks. Do not know whether not but it was wound up when I got back Do not remember how long I had been gone when I got married but think I was married the 10th of X"A'X Gold & Silver Watches, THORNAPPLE Land and Calcined Plaster, hack LIXt •XTine Gold Jewelry, SM surer aid Plated Ware. LIME, WATER LIME. LUMBIB, LATH, aid SEW XPartie. aafariog to purah—o —R to <M. W. will chwrfUl, information dwirad. August’10. 1871. To the Ladies!! do J. ROBERTS k. CO- n. ». cook ac CO' CALL AT JOHN ^STANLEY’S Sa Horsemen Pure ATTENTION I HASTINGS WURSERIEk. Wines and Liquors I FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSES. AJao, Import^ Do.Win Port.r anti J. Roberts 4 Co., at the Poet Office, keep the Daily Banna for sale. �Ti|« IVHmjc 1871” •wing la toeitntU of tbe city, tm liitTuro*. Mxcm., 24, 1871. Chsoky We Join most heartily with the Bemis in its condes>naUoti,of the course taken by the Hastings Bannar. That a dally p-per pubIMiad tlmcM wlthlp > .lot,<4 throw of the court house where tho trial Is now progressing, should thus early -show Its hand,” H to bo regretted. Ik-fore ths teregUbg illustration of •rcheek” soptod from the Kalamaaoo Telegraph, Bartram or Brick Pomerv ■ko^dHush With very shame. That ” By. Aid. Haena, That the wood bolooging to the city and lying near the comer of Church and State Streets in the 4lh Ward, be sold at auction to tho high­ est bidder, under direction of the Marshall Six days notice or said tale to be previ­ ously given. Carried. On moltoo, thoaccount of Richmonds & Back*u, fur city books, of 858,85 wai allowed and order drawn. On notion Council adjourned. W. Harn—Recorder pre tan. Hum, Williams, & Co., Sash Doors, ,*ourte«r the Bism on the VaudM- WiM and Otherwise. Vanderpool that ever appeared in our columns, waa elippod from the Da’ly Study men as well as books. Telegraph printed considerable nearer Never be cant down by trifles. to the Kalamatoo Court House than the Ice coolers are now lined with paper. Banner Is to the one here, published Never accuse others to excuse your­ ^y it in the midst of the trial there. self. We think further comment worw than Glycerine is a good remedy for sun­ useless. burn. Not Forth oomuco.—That money I promised by the Pro-routing Attorney of the county of Manistee, to the Board of Supervbare of this county. We un­ derstand he—the Prosecutor—dentes making such a promise. We leave the question of veracity with the Board of juror In the cane. Meanwhile another $150 has been taken from our treasury by order of ths Court. The Mansfield. Coldwater and Alltran Bailroad - We were Informed while in Battle Creek the other day, that the grading on this rood from the Ohio State line to Allegan was more than two-thirds done —thjrt the ties for the road between tho Stat? Line and Coldwater were all strung along the road bed—that from Cold water, west, they were being de tivered st the rate of 15,00) a month, and that on Sept. 10th they were going ,to commence laying iron west from the croMipgof that road and the FL Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw railroad and that by January 1st, 1872, th? care would be running to Richland from the Ohio State line. At the annual session of the Grand Encampment for tbo State of New York, the following uffleen were elect- The City of Grand Rapids, SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. It ia easier to give counsel than to take it Make good use of time if you eternity. &c. DRESSED love LUMBER. A good conscience i* better than two witnesses. We may expect a large orange crop from Florida. Patagonia,—the land o.‘ meerschaum* and cannibals. Curiosity isa certain charset eristic of a vigorous Intellect. Domestic Magaxinee,—Wives who blow up their husbands. Think before you speak, and oon-d der before you promise. We pay England yearly $15,000,000 in gold for spool cotton. Tbe corn corp of Illinois promises to be the largest for many years. People who come to high word* gener­ ally indulge in low exprasions. They arc having morning perform­ nude* at the theatres in London. Forty pounds is the greatest weight turkeys aris^nowo to grow. Tbe butchers In California have been caught selling diseased meat. Tbe fashionable color for visiting cards at present is a pate lavender. Time, patience, aud industry, are the three great masters of world. Knowledge will soon become folly, when good scuse cease to be Its guradian. Truth begets hatred, prosperity pride, security danger, and fariHlarty con­ tempt Wisdom is beter without an inherit­ ance, than an inheritance without wis­ dom. At the deal 1 man, the teen are shod, tha prevented from flowing. If man make- himself a worm, he must not complain when he I* trodden on.—Immanuel Kant. Miss Irish is a candidate for register of probate ; the lady has been iu the probate office at Portland. Patriarch; William ' Gould,JAufTnio, Grand High Priest; Charles Clark, New York, Grand Treasurer; JohnH. White Albion, Grand Itenrenentotlvc. Total encampment mcmbcreblp, 3,KT9. Net increoac during year, 600. Total re­ ceipts, $18 407.70. The following offleers of the Grand Lodge of Odd > eliow.* were elected for the ensulnryear: Grand Manter, E. 8. Ralphs, of New York; Deputy Grand Matter, Wm. I*acy, Albany; Grand Secretary Charles Y. Clark, New York; Pelican oil is worth 81 50 a gallon in Grand Trewun-r, Jacob Rtuaall. Now New Orleans, and tho people alongshore York ; Grand Representative, William have ongUTred extensively in its manu­ Woddell. Troy; Grand Warden, Tho*. facture. The first process is to catch S. Bt. John, Utica. Railboxv Items.— Wo clip the fol­ I Miss Joseph Weinlich is tho loader of 1 the Vienna female orchestra of twentylowing from she Allegan Journal. ■ six young ladies, which sppeors for the Onto « MtcatoAN Railway.—The first time in America, at New York on guage of the track of tho railroad from the 11th prox. Muskegon to Allegan is soon to be wid­ Question (to be asked of the lady you ened about three inches, so that it shall adore). What has been the brightest conform to the guagn of the Pennsylva­ idea of the whole season ? nia Central IL R and its numerous con­ Answer (to be told her in a confiden­ nections. . tial whisper)—Your eye -dear.—Punch. The road is t» l«e extended »o Mans­ -Tli'? veteran Murdoch,■ the actor, field, Ohio, nm Coldwater, and ton miles ofrp^lNov wuth^Mt from All.^n i. Omught b, qu.l tb, »Ug« ne»rlvgnU-l. Tbe whole line will b« «g».-tUl cling, u. Lbs plaUorm. engaged to giro give n a series read­ Sm.bea within a v-.r ,nl ths .borts., has ba. oogwsd wort of “ readEngland next season. routo from Woton Muhina to Cm. ■»«•" in ™ New «•’ B»ghmd wiuon. cinnati, Pittsburg and Philadelphia in Hord times am tho excuse of San full ojieration. Ijorg® new coocnes are Francisco churches for cutting down to be placed on this end of tho rood im­ ministers' salaries. The richest society mediately. now only pays 84.000, while one which The last roil of the rood fronalletroit lately paid 86,000 has come down one half. to Lansing is low laid and the people along the lino can scarcely contain them­ They will juke in New York eyen selves, so great ia their rejoicing.' Now about tho swindlers on the city treasury. let a road from Grand Rapids be built One item complained of is 86,000 for direct to lensing to connect with it hatchers, and it is defended on the ground that they were ordered Irr the purpose of “cutting down sicessive appropriations.'* A special meeting of the Common Council was held at the Council Room, Gbb.it Union Exposition August 17. Recorder Wood in the Chair. Present—Aldermen Birdsall, Eastman, Hayes, Kenfield, Woolley and Williams. SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U AND 15, 1871, two Fins a on. On inotioa, Aid. Hayes was appointed Recorder pn test. On motion of Aid. Kcnfield, Aid. Hayes Nartbera Mkb. Agrlcaltiral aid Mewas elected Chairman of the Board of cbaikal Hackly. Registration. On motion, Council adjourned. W. Hath—Recorder pro Un. Or »ll Kind*. SPRING & AVERY’S, Admission Sf.c, children 15c. Kxhibitor* Ora t—ted to join th* Society. Y**rlr member>.p ticket. SI. Life M«ab—bip Uck.te <10. r HIMBT B. CLVBB, Grand Haren, Secretary. G. W. OBIGG8. Grand Rapid*. Pranktent. DRV 600DS MO CARPETINSSJ ----- TO BE FOUND IN----- Western Michigan We Shall Offer Solo Proprietor of , STTEPAWnH SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS COMPOUND WAHOO BITKRS, Price, only SO Cents a Bottle. FOB. VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES SPRING & AVERY WOOL IWING At Hastings. Tbiaartlcle ha* been thoroughly taatad and found a *ure and speedy cure for tho following complaint*. Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costivrness, Nervous and Sick Headache,Liver Complaint, Fever A Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms ’ in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions ofjhe Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of Ute Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Grttvd, Rheumatism, <fe. <Ce. gvnuinn Bitter* in on* BO Cant* Bottle of Shepard'* Compound Wahoo Bitter* Phyaioian* throughout the City end 30 Years Experience ! FLORENCE Family Sewing Machine Mr. MARBLK baring booghl tbo Carding) Jf« ehit-e lately owned in Middleville, and SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, Price, only 30 Centa a Bottle. For Bal* by DnitgUt* aad !>**]•«* G*nrrails. C. N. SHEPARD, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. Proprietor, Growl Rapiris, Mich. Guarantee Hatlai action. Alwaynn Order and Ready for Wort. For Sale by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. Wool sen t by Railroad will be Carded to order, and sent back in good condition. Il will maha any width of tboa draired with- Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR'S Naw Warehouse, Adjoining C. F. Dwifbl a Co* Foendry. 11*01 Cord. Braid, QniU, BM Gather, Hum■UMu BaflJ*. Teak, and Frings nnntly and dereMr W* warrant it to ww everything n**dad In a family, from lb* btariasi to lb* UgblMl fabric. In Tailoring or Drassaisking Go there ior your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fine stock Just Orsnm THIS MACHINE NAS HO E(OAL. COME A.m> BKE THHM WELCOME-MARBLE. July, ini. Dr. AIKIN, SELECT SCHOOL. Office *o. 11 Canal 8L Grand RapIds, Pirate null nod nnmina th* Machin* and it* work. You eaS no I albrd to bar ■ ttewing Ma­ chin* until th bar* *e*n th* FLORKNCK with Offle* and *al**rootn al Grant. Jc Phillipa* Mtore. CENTRAL exXis SCHOOL HOUSE, Dorator BolUinf of C. F. Dwight A Co, HASTINGS, MICH. State Pomological Society Council convened at the Council Room in regular session, Aug. 31. Recorder Wood called the Council to order. Pres­ ent—Aidermen Birdsall, Eastman,Hams, Hayes, and Woolley. On motion of Aid. Birdsall Aid. Hayas waa appointed Recorder pre tan. Aid. Eastman-of the Street Committee reported thal the job on State St,. 4th Ward, let to T. Altoft, was completed and accepted, and moved that the order of 850 to pay for the sime be drawn. Car­ ried. By Aid. Eastman, That T. Altoft be allowed 82,50 fcr repairing bridge near his place. Carried. By Aid. Kcnfield, That the Marshal be directed to notify the Street Commis­ sioner that it is the order of tho Common Council that he repair the bad places in the streets caused by the late storm, and particularly tho holes in the street near the Jail on Washington Bl, and the hills near Messrs. Hayford and Barber’s, im­ mediately. Carried. Blinds, ----- TO BE HELD IN ■pedalities: Scrofula, Cssssn, Coasomption. It* A Bar, Nervuu*, Chronic and Surgical Di*—** oonre*. cnnotantly adding Oysters and RjenshmenU. on hand at all hours. 25yl H. A. BU8ELL. Jk CARD. Michigan Exchange. Meat Market! NEAR THE BANK. Dnrnorr, Fmscavt 1Mb, 1»T1. aFlrai Chas Hmm. Bstio The best stock of Meat always on hand. Call and Got your Steak, Roasts, or any thing you want ±ultlon to the School, <8.00. Fur further information, addreen. MOBBIB A RUTH, Assyria. W. J. AIKIN. M. DP.O. Drawer 9001. Grand R*>id*.Miob. SIMON BIRKENRUTH. Aucnox Bills printed on abort notice st thia Office. �YtaM • l«M4. B\|<h»h. Th« ’ Daily dbrino tbe th/ai. - xtRuNYAX’S .GUIDE. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. M»4.^.ux An Every-day Story. _ “Your reporter has kept a shaip look out for indications of ‘‘Hello John, where areyou going?” "I was going down here to buy some grocers.” . ; to which it is safl! one of the counsel has "Well I am going down to Mace Al­ given his days and nights for some ien’s to buyndxc.” months, but ns yet it is not clearly torc‘‘Down ?o Allen’s? eaboft Pla' prosvcuplii have taken special crockery and wall r_^_,__________ paihiSttRjring Wit that there was a largo thought of buying grooeriea there. Not assortment of old plows, stoves and long agolbo’t a whole Mt of crockery boiler-iron lying near the bank and and paper enough to paper my house, accessible at all hours. This fact, I there, 20 per cent, cheaper than X could believe, was not brought out ou the buy any where else. Besides he war­ former trial, or if so, no use was made ranted it. The crockery he keeps Is of it Whether it is intended to show tiie Boot’s celebrated ware.” J. ROBERTS. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. C.O1XG «MT. IlS _ turn of mind, has promulgated h «m» Call orf Mim Wftoox te.nUUIuAy Any fit regtod to the disappearance of KOoda of all the latest arttf bMt sijrkre. Fidd, and ;M evoiybody is interested in every new development. in regard to Fnar National Clothing House. —Go there for tbe beet and cheapest this mystery, like drowning men catch­ Clothing, Gente Fumtahing Goods, etc. ing at strawa,we reprint from the iMroit Pott of Tuesday, what he has to say in U E. G. Williams. . H. UOLMBS, Zjan. -lusjwrw* . .. KM SUPERIOR; JPSUERRY AND STATESMAli C Kalamazoo R A I Nand,t>xVnn ff Aj I ’L L! bor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BAIL, " . । —— :------ -u.-.uv> in. i I 7 is no U) ! ! «>y where else in town.” , Ui a luuuuivr, reiuuiun iu vu ovum. 'u® map if , M. ALLEN, j xhcxQtlttT liand, tbo dbfepse have shown I S'W . tn ftvul rtloiua I Washington Block. Aug.15, 1871. ■ | an ixtrnordirnrr/tWrat f°r knowledge' I 8 25 ! 1 85 I 7 25 I 5?^^-?!!!?—-——--------!————. 1' respecting the "handkerchief found on1 ■ the body and the knotty stick and buttle 1 | that lay near if. This circumstance, iu j connection with tho fact insisted ujion j i Premium List—Tumorrow. I in lha eross-examination of Dr fihurley, • Who tore down the Derrick ? ■ that Field might have died from a dose j uf strychnine, raises a suspicion that Who will put it up again ? ! the defense meditate a theory of suicide. he /jaii -.thtoty >viU be; Can’t the ’ ’ *ba ” aUauetion 1 In dbnt case the !ufl£apd(i4l ta'tdo ‘pujtjhasv sufctontiaB^ililtj’. IVld. ««■ passing! and tne fu< rnrk. ?? Wo \V«.U ‘Springer’s, quit snapping his of water works presume it could ।' M** . ;r »ii" .• tingunt, threwawuv his hat usd coat,' if th- Uu.h.1 lut.1 due nobee. tieJ , h„.roI10 „]luld Wy> tl|nMj lUmmouJ* i 4 <0 .terL..,.‘£ LOCAL EVENTS SAWING HARROWS, MACHINES, Sfc"T slock of aneb AGRJ.CI7JLTU RAL MACHINERY in Barry Countv-Lfor sale, by . E. P. BURR ALL. Office in John Wciscrti’s Hardware Store, Bruwu’a Now Block. FARMERS ‘ The new sign un Cufiimihs&Brown’s ■ his Jiwkets inside out, walked twenty­ Paint Store 1ms not nn equid in t he city i c’fht miles up tho bench, drank a bottle in tin «,.t . I.-..!... xi ; 01 strychnine, ‘ or, wlint is the same, uo jlmphlJI? nor Lthing.' ‘ ° “ rif^aurd." tun..J u .urnmereault, lit with tho (up and back uf. GALE AM) EAB.LBAE00, Tie ymy* H.ir.tfs nt JACpB MAVS’ BOOT. SHOE, and HHU0BRY STORE । I Hams, Williams & Co. itet- not got time tc run after accounts that were to J be paid after harvot. Therefore, we ex- The -pMpfo br.Biijl AH*’hnvu4ote<l indicowi cbntfict with a very , 589 to 37, in fnvur uf establishing the .small knot, white tho handlieichiel* over. I1U1M there. vuwv.— —^ 0Kmc.i. i"8 br«Mt hinti at a broken h-art u: Hully Water Works Joitntid. That is just fhe\pyuur m-opte w uald i ‘n th° WU*‘ °! thC0 ^*. the u_ :e 11-j ____ . ‘ .p™81 , *“ vote if _called upon so .to do. rins theory M tot entirely satisfactory । Vcrv bt^t and dtcapcst BOOTS, S‘!<»ES, nnd RUBBERS from Thanks.—The Manisteo Zftneg >uy: X ''“"I’" "i,h Ins.Stuck uuw .... lu-3'. z tenal at hand. It may be strengthened,1 1 he first number of the dally J by a go<4 dual of drift-wuvd and things' Abo gvi yunr Best TEA. • SUGAR. COFFEE. TOBACCO, Vanderpool trial Is Vcfcrw’ms” 11 is a ; nut ydriuhmRed us evidence, M it is i»n nice five column sheet* and worthy of established priuciplu in law, 1 believe, Ac.. Ac.. • f him at nittrh Im^dSpnees than at mtv other nJncd ii<t that no bottle ever yet drifted ashuiv But the City. patronage. ’ . ‘ there was a woman at the botum of it.” ■ ti,,. stale p< ruolcfriZil « i-i Hastings. Aug. 2i. .TACOU M-Wt*. paring ror n" r_hl.S,^ fe<fC‘° 1 [ Tjn:ol) p_. ir-.°0,« ^tatthc -\J k~k x-j. o |*j $1.00 for 75c their accounts ou or befrre the fSrii . ............ . < . ^country. Not only Michigan fqm, hut. , * 1 the fruits of Kaiisti.M. California, Ftorldn, • I Ji’J-ll CloSC Olli 7111/ Slock Texas, nnd other distant States will l«j' of tSu7H7HC7’ brought by spccicTrefrigerator car f.um 11 cent sugar tUBireli^. the American exhibition at Richmond, n„., C J J PI »L‘ J. W. & C. G, BENTLEY J.'ucrcowr* to IJUA. Goods and Clolhin& Tub New Firm.—J. W. & C.’ G. Bent­ ley, manufaetiirersoftendi. dubn, blinds A ne^^r.tTTn,.; ..I^pb I "f /eventu-five-cents on the nnd moldings, and everything else, are busy/wliing moldings" that they can­ swindle, has been carried on to a con-r -Dollar. . siderable extent in this section within UUpGJC not wrifo for the local cuhimn this week. t.,e *T“t,few *LU,li’> though, wo under-, stanu, the perpetrators imre been fol- ‘ .. . RuBber mops at BuscIFs. low«l up and nrretod. The plan was to call on a fanner and hand him n CirRI213JL,B - • Peaches fresh and nice nt BuseH's. Be-Lfibcrrv- wine, bi tiers for dyiipcp- i woute bo on - “ n the bacinride of crivelope. The far- • BUSELL ‘■8. mer would find $5 mnrkea there, which «»] V ';u,dAau J lothc bearer , . ‘ . Jjhs Town Talk of thcdlxpateh. The following presents the contents of the letter : Is the name uf a Choice Brand of QIMTSSELI gars just reaeked and for rale at the City NVwb Df'pot. ' 'IX^Irts tti —- . . । THr^Vufite 8r»icx of School Bools _ iJom^TuTl X7 Best fibteir In the city at Bumjp» BLIND?, MOLDINGS, 4c. Holdings a Specialty. Hardware ij L'reek Journal I How I* THIS ______ ____ A Choice Stock nf perfumeries at the j one Allen Jones- removed or caused (o City News Depot be removed the derrick, used in digging I For Photographs and Pictures, of all the artesian well, without any authority . kinds, call on J. F. Minkler from the Coininun, CViiuidl, and to the ^great detriment .of the public interest, I The*Town Talx, K. C. B. and E. B- us the erection’ of'another in its stead is * Holl, three of the best Brenda of Cigar.< Wl^fJofhefuHherju^gdiouof • in the market at Post Office. thia inqiartant public out-irprise, ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING If:.. J-. Buber,, n.v. Stoves, U. A. Goodyear. Harnesses Dan i Striker. Goodyear & S>>( Agricultural Tools, &c D V We wonder if this follow owns this citj‘, and runs it on liis own account and LEATHER BELTING A SPEC IALTY | in nccordauc.t with his personal spite Do mil claim to have the only Mold­ and spleen. We will not be under ing Machine in Barry county, but they ’ have one that will slick any nnd all , sold by any House ‘ kinds on moldings that ’ ore needed. 6HIPEEHTS OF FREIGHT. . In Michigan. ■ They al«ohave on band a large number j uf doors, saijh, blinds, moldings, win-. A Geo 1 Exhibit of Business. dow framer, Ac., that will be wild at low ’ figures fur cash. John A. Greble, Through the courtesy of Mr. Wilder, The place to buy vpux boots agent of (be G. R. V. K. R. st thia i at .< . , Rm place, we are enabled to lay before our readeis a statement of the amount of The Corner Grocery Alpoeul. In ll». frvifUl Iron, ihl> Thejiopular Busin ew, GpUege of ilie, country is located at Grand Rapids. Cheapest fiuit Jarat Bustli’s. Dealers in Hams, Williams A Co. 1870» _..r.P.,,M... oak»u. .........................................• 41*4.703 —.......................... ... .................................. v New Goods at the Phccnix Store. Custom work made on short nodes, in good style set reasonable prices HICKS, Druggists and Chemists, PATENT MEMqlMJB. PXrXTS_C --- • Floor. 116 Cur lc«d» Ackley <S Slade sell the most jierfect Oats. tb; Corn, U; W Fruit Jur there is made. Ur. 81; Potatoes, 61 ‘r Jsr iwe.ws o- |TC1 LET u<f J^CY FJCJCY UOODe, f PERFCMERY. i : BOORS A iJWkTlbNfesH.1 CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, Crockery. Glassware, CIGARS and ~r i- » Wooden Ware, &c- varn rents, - TURPENTINfi, • 77«JM . UU.MI KUH . tSVM Sou.fi.n Rvmell vmxu. & Neris* at the Phomix Cash *ento. Iron, Nails, Glass, orm, SUU Continu* to Sell MUHTlT.JlBlIWft. f Ladin* fine shoes oftba latest styles ■ at RtJXyak's. HMM, and dealers In . AGENTS FOR THE . • Detroit Stoves, UAbE OF ,y Superior Iron’ &-C., &.C.. Hastings. KER08EKE LAMPS A FIXTURES WALL PAPER. &a. Ac.. CITY DRUG STORE, o. H. hicks. State St., Hastings, Miqh- the Rest ix’thT W6RLL. Also the WOODLAJH) PABLOBB. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-24.pdf eab7ca53bc1ec6ce4f20ad671df6244f PDF Text Text ttibataitoo uu this ptaea wen any other, saved tho ptere tliomdfratiua la it a* big at n jaa, du tot know who saw it Itosilre myroif end Mr. Catehson., but think Dr. DuBold and Other* saw it, do any one saw It but tnyaalf. A Juror ».ksd who cut out ths board*. Answer VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 24,1871. Summer Goods! M AU. KINDS, TO BE CLOSED OUT Shawls, Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests. Summer Hats Glove*, icipallng 1 tbl. DUir principle .era. Dur. ordered that aff witneuwa. Loth for tile Feo-Ju and Defease Ira excluded until tile trstimony is all submitted, Mrs Vanderpool being <-xcw|>tesL Tho Sher­ iff then nradu procUiAatiou tu that effect Mr. Eggleston O|MMM>d the cam by saying ifoil tin- iuGimiali.il iu this case was tiles! «ti Doe. m’i«r 2 "st, 1MJ9, sad THE EAGLE AGAIN. A FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. C. F. DWIGHT & CO ftlmeattempt-lo ruro-tatl tbo Judguio.it ol Barry county Juror- a* follows: So says the Hfjto. Well, d-i n-.t only ' pretend but shall giro au impnr^ia' n-! port of tho pr-row lings; but have .-.n I tnrolllne all rotore.1 men. whether slave* <>r n.-t. Into the uaUunal forces, allowing loyal mu-U-rs a LouutV of »3u0 for their slaves-afterward* reduced to 8H» bounty. But thte was wltolly io lealedlu 1807. On the lllli of June 18M, a bill bec-.me a law placing colored roldta.a on a II cling o- equality in all re-poet" with Again, spcaklni of iu and tho Kal.-masou JW^ru/iA tl.e Aliyfe mjltitaln* the courtrelaw of Journal's,u as follows: forohl away neighbors snd bold up the cloven foot a* soroqrcuutoly a* you IWW URKILTIiRU IMS Grain Elevator CiMeerolng thieve wish cnl> t> say,' that it I* Ju**. as fair far us [If it wore true, which II b no',) to bo retained for tho defense, as for the Av'/to ben mined Or thj |« pie, aud no man who reiib, or linv r.-ud tbs editorials in tho £.ig<e, who dj.-. not know it hen doue alt it could to co.virt Vanderpool from the very AM, <-a the ground, we sup[«• •, ihtl it believes a man charged with guilt, guilty until hr ptovo* blm- JACKSON WAGONS Tn Naw Tuqvoa Liw.—Eff-rt* to­ ward the enforcement of our new liquor law begin tu bo made in many [ Ince*. At Baldwin** mill* (Jacluwi Co) the people put a whisky scltor on the grid­ dle, whereat bo trumped sundry eounlcr charge-; but thus far hi has got the .TIm* Uirtt fklacc in tbe .MS, WILLIAMS. at CO- j City of Hastings, worst of it, taring bud io pay two Leary fines. At Cbarfolta prosecutive* arc rove to be ■■stsnaively <usutuenc.«l. On the whois, tho murun.jjita ujaei the works of Sir John Bari-ycutv are slow, considering the stringenty of the taw and certainty of conviction under h. • The ywrf 1871 will be a cwmornWe eno for the number and destructive character cf its tornado**. The dis­ patches daily came freighted with eo- ----- -1o buy-----turn to shred* ; troea uprooted; railway trains lifted bodily Irutn the truck ami thrown to «»* sid®, nod peupfo killmL The lurcsdur, thia year • equal the moit destructive ones uf the trq.ire In oar own Blate storm* haw becm very se- 1 be foltowing table. cnmpBed by CoL -Harrington. Acting eupeitutrnurnt of the CeUMM, show, tho number of male cAtfawns In right of Uro Wastoru States above the age of M. MUtlcd to rte: gray coat spokrn uf was. not on ths body but wn* Vor.deq-x.1'^ There wq» eUo a ring, a twenty dollar j^d i<iace in an eewlope and tiro shirt t ’ll. 'I ' I. 1 -M- i* August 18th, 1871. Tlro-ieUofthe jurors -was called and 1all preeML Nr. Church then aonouored 1that Cousel had procured a *trocgrajiher, Mr. BifehcoA. at ther own •xpenao, 'whom they wanted #tkn .wlcdgod os tho 1 liowland O. Quite was then ^Ited and Icing duly sworn, said: I Im In < Beosia Cu., near Frankfort, am 02 year* On tho 17th dsy of Hept., 1M9, ok) * 'found lbs body of Firid ; went to the Lake to haul up some lumber, went ' down tn morniag and found the body 1 1about half-past 11. Tbe beach hare is a high bluff, bat at Groat's tending is sol 1 tc 1 high. Th.ro it a bench end the soil i* ' sandy. When I first sawthelxriyl wa* 1more than a rod from' it 1 wax-walking 1toward* tbe north. Tho heed lay towanls tbe south and on the face. Imaiedtatsiy after this, I wont to Frank- Jpr ; 'T Qu>«.—What did you bay to your wrappwL They coiac into my hand* at the < vToucn inquoc from tho witacsa ■m Y Objected to by Chester. Went to the Curon-v rusulf; mate &» puuacesian except whan taken to Kala- cxniuiaaliuu buforc 1 went, left mv «>a uiaxrxj. I saw tiro rojto on tbu Laly tied with the body, gut the Coroner, A. J. around the niiddlu. 1 also' saw la the 6ljfield, ami earn, back about 2 o'clock. Bank a place of rope about 15 feta long "Iben- wa* auothsr young num with my with one end cut off euuoth. which ro- sun when 1 rctarsed. One er two other* tcrubtod the rne around the I»<i«. Ua came with Iba Coroner. The body wn* also {-roduroJ a box with sumo pills in lying as I left it, wo took tbe body aud it. and another box trills sumo powders rctcreod it, placing tbe bead the other way, it was changed a little in enter, be­ ing a little darkrr. 1 saw a ring taken from Li* linger, and a twenty dollar gold nicco, after i: had been taken from hia was burned. Cruw-ciami.u-d by Mr. pockaL l»id r.ta tnLo tbe gold jneco in tny hand, nor did I examine tLo enrelHughes.—War I’rowculiiig Attorney o|*. He had on u Iteck coat, pants, rest 4 years prior to IK 1. Drew up lbw iu- and rtottrs, also, had on a white ahirL j. -u, amino i BELTING. Issx. them to refrain’ from talking to any one in regard to tho case, an I requested that they report any one who sliuuid try tu cunununicalo with them ia any way liablng diplomatic relation* with the in re nrd to the caw. lie abo instructrepublics of l.ibe.la and Hayti, In July, of the sameyew. a law was iiarsod conferring upon colored pereon* from liooring unn side only, but the right to tratifv In Courts ol Justice; nlro. prohlMllng tbo Inter State ceaat- that they should keep their mind* wlsc slave traae. open until all tl.e evideurv bad been In July. 1802, a bill brcame a taw nuandputlog slave* cousins wlUiln oar lino- vtus-.- n.fciteni were In tobellfoo i ■nrd all slaves found in place* captured' BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL finw*»»«r M».ten<-. tbo body, do not know whether I saw tbe shirt strds in hi* shirt or not. Th* . couxntn. .1 . ., 1 1 now a short time iu this city, and then went South, locating iu Ab-.rdcon, Monroo County, Misais-ippi, where be uaa agent fur the' Peabody Fund, A_«utant Ln;tod State* AmesM.r, and. uf late, Sopsrinliii.dent of School*. Ho wo* uf tun ihrratsftcd by the Ku-Klux, but held Li* ground luldly and defiantly yntil last wjiring, whoa 12u pinks uf ■’’chivalry, armed and utaakwl, orreated him in tho |<>rfi>nuanco of hi* duty, (decoying him from a friend's bouw by (also promises) and beat him until near­ ly deal, holding him up when too weak to stand, giving him. iu all, move than 100 loshr*./ Tho Cui. »s a iuan uf undirabted pluck, oral Looked Ly Federal HARNESSES Sum aii HecMsical DtiM nauneed that ho wa* a Justice of the Peace in Baltimcre and had a summon* ' returnable to-day. Mr. Hughes thought there was a pwr sAroiie of ths ease being tried sad the Ouurt would nut excuse him. Mr. Church then enquired if they were all ciuema, end finding that they were, tho jury wan sworn, aud tbit wttka the question of a jury tor the thin! twelve men that could bo picked out of any farming anuinunitr- Delow wo giro tho name, ago, randenoe and oceu[ation friend* hen- and iu tho State. CU. Higgins first culiaisd os a private *Udi-T in tho Eighth Michigan Cavalry, was so-m |*roauted to a Captaincy, ia tbo L’niu.-d blab* Vuluntoer icrvire- >ob«eqaautly war promoted lo a Idrutausnl Cotonciar far bravery in the fivld. Af- The L4KGKST STOCK of opre,*.-. All t!>™ tbiags were datereyed at tho burning of the oOea; waa present at tho inquest which was hold a • wrek from ibo next Saturday, tiro doth' ing that I have dowrcfired teas oa tbe >c*eM «rvM vj Organdies, Percales, Lawns, Grenadines, Bareges, Chambrays. Mohairs, Silks, Marl Poplins. NO. 17. Eggleston exhibited a sap I tbe clothes taken from tho dbafi body of of Manistse and■ uf‘ ths Bank, “ “ ■ and■ for ' I | Herbert Field, a paired’ pant*, shoot, the benefit of our readers »e gtvs a dla- stuckiac* (swigiually wbifo) shirt, handgram of the bank. kertHaf (white) wda .msll nock-handkerchief a dark blue vrot. ayteeof Aug. 17 th, 1871. iropo from around the-My, a Scotch Tim forenoon of to-day was taken up ’ gray coat that Mr. Secor guvi me and in finishing the empaneling the jury, and I that I had seen Vanderpool wear, a tow­ after Various rejection" end chai!-n|p-a ' eland tho Uicbst, tiro carpoliBg.oarol- THE VAITDEKPOOL TRIAL. wsek*, wn*etg aged all the time, thia trial took piano ia Feb. 1870 , Spent Mr. Egjkatan bavin* Lnishad,tbe some time previous to thia in tlw pram- : mite, and there put in the box. was then lakes aaues tiro liver »nd |rocked iq firet witness, George W. HuUi«, being 1 ice. Tiro pier L« on tin- sou th *ite. Tl.e called and duly rirorn slid : My namo Propeller wo* on tho uu:th side, it's uaino examinining testimony, talking with aHtvci ihc Barker. Tbe ring wa* uu the is George W. liuliia, I live in the city । of Manistee, knew Herbert Fisld in his nca-Mi but not hunting them up, h..re Cuger wbcsil first »aw it Croes-uxaimmel by Mr. Cbrew. life an I Go.rrge Vaalrrjsral. They । aAcd tiis Sheriff tu hunt np witnnssea au*l briiij? them to my olRc • tliat I Haro bind there three i.nr*. am C2 might confer with them, but. osver did y.-are old. bare not noticed the waves ' niyuilf except tho fox days pnvinos to । the ioquost. Went with Mr. Bus­ coniinncd till Sept-, 1869, Daria* this sell and sonic uth« Io Mr. Buggies titno wa- Fijiieceutin;.' AUsrnuy aud 1 and they want into Mis. Vanderpool's for the greats pr.coding last January, Maim, I teniuittod in tho pnrinr. Went i tbers to roc if any money wm tn ta> I found among lbs. Vanderpool's things. tlw water lino wbwu 1 »u first there, at about t* o'clock, but when 1 returned at I Tho time of tbe night that we went 11 it bad m.Uided a little. The bead, tlicrv was aftar 12 o'dock My mind curvca from thia point down to Bar Lake., rrady twice, and it becvq.es ray duty to [irvwnt to y*ra the gvan-nal chsracto. of' the eriJrare.- which will bo pnwcuto-1 to W— in the Bant on WodoM Uy after you to suL-tau'-tate this eharg.'. This thia, abunt 9 o'clock, alone bnt found Mt-sirs Conuv.ir. Ingram, Reror, Driggs Fisk, Cntebeon, Va k!of|>joI end some others. Mr. Cl.urcn then naked wlrtl ken try you ar true they will draw after ibcm the coacluaiun that the Ileapoudirat is guilty. Three two men hod boon in : the banking besinm until tbo 4th of Sqitrmiljer, 18G0 1 hiring that sumnu-r Field b canw di WHtiaSs.1 with the way tbe busineea was being earriod ox Field put -n about K.'KiJ, and Vander­ pool about 12,0*1, which loll, bad recriwd from friend*. FieH and Van­ derpool cutoral the Bank together on September Ltli 18G0, about 11 o'clock gviug eo late that tbe body woe found that aune night, and we were up aud wrot to her rm ra. lie remained in tho parlor but tho rust went out of tbo room mth Mrs. Ruggleu to soarch Mrs. Vanderpool’s things. Ihd nta brer any­ thing that wa* said by them uft-v they left me. Did nut find any money -, can question could nat bo asked till t'w Core hardly dearth* die port I took In first pnsDalicli wai prove I, nlw t'ral liter • trial; vs* tlicio a*Frorocutiug Attor­ was no evidsneo that anything was Jakney and vs a wittsrew and <qwu«>d the pun and eununal il up. Mr- Brigg* objection waa well founded, agd-tho queattam atked to accommodate Mr. Bulli* who wanted to go ham^ a* son ouer, and if I drew it. I drew it m it as ]«aribto. Mr. Hugiicw waived hi* applti iOrtf, but do not ncolhxt objection ojJ Mr. Balli* *aid: my at. « bother 1 dn-'w it «-r not—do mK know tontton vu called to tho disappearanc > wbctlicr L swum to il at Kalnmnano iw not. 1 said utahite atom the rope tn of Field, went into the Bank and found several pc riot* there examining ths tho firet trial at MaaUec awl donut To the qw.ion Bank and I examinod a caqiat which know why 1 did not wa* lying there ia a heap, sproal it unt. whetfor this story shout the ropo wa» not an sffor-lfoiuglit, conociftd utter the Tbore srai a ajnt ia the ccutr*, which trial nt Manistee, Mr. Church objected, lira carpet did nut curor an I it was tn's- which was ..r err tiled ami quseifon an­ The rope was in siog ; the floor wui damp and one >pH swered in negative. bore tbn evideneu of bring inked over tins ooniw of th-' root, whsa 1 saw it; been seen nliro. On tho 17th of fo-pL the t ody o£ F.idd «a found on the beach of Itakt. Michigan, near Frank­ fort, about- 27 miles fiotu Maniatoo. Field al this tiiuv was living with a holy and looked as if it had boon sunpxl <*r scrubbed a* il was broomed up. Other s;ta* were of a rod eulur. U|«ra layiug the carpet down on the floor, I found hi* wheruabouto tint next day. On Mon­ ua tho carp't red sjrol* which corres­ day, also, VanJeip>el was fraud very ponds I iu ndjaotwy to those un tho 1 early, between 5 ansi (1 o'clock, washing ffour. Near uoo red spot oa tho flo-r out Use Bank and when naked talar in I found a small red spot, an iadontaro the day craeuniiug Field, bo stall'd that as largo as a pea. end ia lb 11 a re-1 nub he liail rua asruy and taken some of his stance uf the color of bloo I. I exaiuln (Vandorpoa *e) tootwy with him- II.' •d the carput, when I laid U d-/sra. to had alas cut out portions of tho car­ *«e if the spot in tho center ha I b.wa pet and the main jrori of the seuuriag ux’ined to ba in thia place [■el rat rut running aorov* l bo *ex>", Two persons- wnd lo tlw. bank <»n bnsi- baring a atrip of nboni fifteen in-tern on n<wa and nns went behind the desk and the ai-lo uear the bank eatrauoe Ho saw tiro money in the eafo and thought ,then explained th® diagram and pniatU there waa euongh to fill an iwtlinary (out tho tiring* ihacribwl Tboro ptewa sin-a hat, >w as auotlror soi l who saw it,t ,of earpet I took home. I alao fuutel a tlirro was about n jxxk. Another jiarty , went to tbe bank fur men ay which Van- ( dm pool said be could n><t pay, but being ( preated fueitlio went to tlw safe, fid- , ...v — «— (MS. Ul W- U.-.QKh end canto down tlw river in n canoe or bout which they Idtahe I about fifty fiwt below the Bank. On gvhig back tn tho boat, the ta.ly thought she saw «i< certainly onu jetwo, poawbly two, and it wji two or three fix t lung. There ia a window In the back put uf the Bank slamt lu or 20 Ceci fnnu Uie water ia the trier. The nimplaiut in this case was here *hown to witaoa* aari bo toeiiSskI that the body of it wus H his hand­ writing, drafted it on tbe day that tbe .dates show.' When this wa* dreftod it was known that lb® body ol Field was found end *l» uut know that it vm km,u n, that he was d.«d; think tl.e ntrasgnmcni inn «* the tame <by the oraqteiot ««* nrodc. the inquoat tho body was j artinhy Iakov out of Che boat «. a. roltod over a»i tbe one* nearly of a white eulor, and an odd eu retope There were 21 navoLipre in thi package, alno there was apaircfcu.fr>, I .1- about an mob anslu quarter in diameter. 1 also found, tbe next dsy some of Uro h>tnks s.f the Suer sawed s.ff sad tx.k them t. say other. They were sb.a! and slro l-a.nl a ,pta*L In tiro water an 2 1-2 met long and tbe width uf flooring, uf a diqr or some vurti I’.iiug jumping eom-j six inch**. I fossad in the cracks in which attested ' her attention, <ro much ro that she »pok" to h-r hiubum! chat! it. and they row the figure of a maa crouching awn ia tbs bout and on *• ■ , | ’ j J , m two string* oa tbe euraon cf it, but « do Ml know bow il waa fastwaad, it exiMMlroi down to liio waistband but do not know arhstlser it extended b tow o.nta. uor du 2 know wiietlror anything was iasteaod to Jl lire (kupasr s jury at Frankfort waa Capt UtoW® A. Doug. ta*a, Mr CliambepL Mr. Ncl»ou, tlfo Field, LulnotaisCA-wc-i date, it was on Sunday, sew Vaa-U-Hwl JUft i*y betw««a JU and 11 i'. M. ft toy jtaw. lie canw alter nwdfoise, saying ho bad ■ diarrhoea. Opacod th* window fU a-U-d who wns tiuirc, dil not under­ nt firet, but after he aiuwoivd jrswerintiou. wah togu'to a �To the Ladies!! . August flirt, IK7J. (door, : (fcurt ramfanni a: 9 o'deck and the certain tosjlU witness, Grorg, R.Hmun, fawg „fcwi£g~i [that great tnjutice was cforfr to thcelty J, Imihj.x^, and tewfiahip of llanitags'ta the setton j!. many limo* 1 raw Vaudeq>ool iu tbo of Uro Board which I deny, nnd charge recollect the disappearance of it j uffiire of Ramsdell & Benedict, remcmtbe rroponriWifty of the etty *<-.<] tewn- was Bunday, the 6th of t-ci.ten I : brr two KT thrrn Irfvctnn. iL™ did riiipcf Hastings rakiug the “nsw <te- mol Held that morning on Bail , >laJ portora*'. and going up 8135,337 end nor. I waa going to get shaved all---- M l»rb.r shop on the opposite nuper. 11 «itl* him afire tbe dfaapMsuanco, were ^.E018* fr0B> d”. ' C.11* tUi onoM uoreofaJrKfaThTwa, fa Ihn&eeralta members of Urn Board, and ' more especially our Very worthy chair. 1 man. I amure you, Mr.'Editor, (with ' out tbe Cb.) If any InJuaUco was -done, . with a Republican Supervisor, was oqluiltood by theBoordat MM.4X, and Prairievllte (with a Republican Hup.rv:.cr) » a., equalised at and thia year the dty and township of Hastings, with fast, by which 1 know th re® Democratic tfapervbora was Field Had break fa-1 cqualtaod at»701,033. and Prairievllte I think berauso that fa this jroWUW. According to y..ur I had breakfast theory that proves a char care uf ’In- j Justice" to tbe City of Hastings. What dore It prove? Itsireply proves that i Hastings city and towmhlp have In ' erraaed In wealth In one year tlS'-.X1? ' and Prairieville has decrewwd SI-401. 1 You might as well compare a farm last year with 10 gerre of Improvements, ■■■"!■ id. «A <LM>. owned by a RopvbU-, can—the same farm this year, with 73 seres of improvements aseree l at and owned by three Democrats, to ptova ' till 2 t. M. lbs hoaw all <hs - afternoon, an I tbe Snextticao he add forwasat homi> all At the opening uf Court this r. u, Mr. Egglrrtoa read the rocarpt aUaded to this jnorntng a* having been signod in the shoe shop, when Mr. W. D. of buildRamsdell wm recalled t > fortify ia re­ gard to ilu> missing gold. Saw Held cn Batunley previous to liii dfaappoaranoe. Ques.—Did Ftold make aaiv exhibi­ tion to you of anything in Ha iiossresion t objrodon mad* by Mt. liughm which was argued at eons length Tbe Itcwlly, Sir,-I fUd nuf Uduk j ou serious in year flrat charge of Iqjreuice. I alm ply thought 11 apolitical dodge tor eff.t-L but since yon have repeated tbe eltorge, only changed a part of the rwponilMII ty.IwUI give you the fanefltof any doubts snd proceed with year lllu.t.-a- aud from many cooclurions, which we think tbe premises do not warrant, we are glad that inab a speech Use been dvilwrod. aud glad that Senator Schurs ward. Norwar l means nay point from nerth-weet to north-oast, but if I said north I meant north, end if I said northwest 1 nssol north-west, but I have no rerollration that I'was asked at Kalama­ zoo from what particular point th* wind R. P. AMrfak's note, 'Marritt Nossacn's note, Cook and McDonald s order, W. & Huna'axtote, EN.MWi ardor, B. fnbbeti ±7k> Balt’s note. Chattel mart, oa Billiard Luther Smith's note, Henry Huntington’e nob', Eugene Turner’s note, ., „ Qu**.—What wua the kuijuu t of lia­ bilities uf th-i firm ? Objection mada by Mr. Hughes aud urerroli'd aud exception noted. Ans.—Do not romemb*r oxnotly, but it was about 88,000 or 87,000. Ques —Can you stalo the schedule liabilitiiw, Objection made and oven ulsd and ex­ Coition noted. An.—liabilUfo* are 84,d60. Ques.—Osn you eteto whether you have found any liabilities not named in d to by Mr. Hughes and urerexception noted. i havo found cbout 1500. ide innuiriro in regard to tho what time I saw about 0 o’clock, tbo usual tim ■ 1 on Sunday.— about e375? With this 1 paid kfrFriends account of 170. Do not recoi­ led What I fortified nt Kalaurazjo in re­ gard to it Sly son collected it and at­ tended to tbo accounts and I do net know what ho did with tho balance. Que*.—Who runs tbo hiure ? before I saw the smoke, but never alapt thren to dream out whore Field was. Hare beard Hint men wont there, by pertniiaion of Mr. Socor to watch the bonk, and;I hays bsrnd it reported that Years Experience not know poritirely that there was n den fat’s office over'the bonk. There is a pair of. stain leading up on tbo outside of the bank building. Tho little platform on tbe bank of th* river is for anchoring littlo boats but I never saw a falling boat there. The people of Manistos get their fish from tho fisher­ men st the mouth of tho ij^jLand they bring til era up in snull row7 boats, but never saw them land st this bank dock, but havo s**u them Lind nt Kirkland's dock. Nover created tiro number of fishermen on tho river, and da not know the number. Would tart bo aa con­ venient to lanl at tire bank dock, because it wuuld be rowing up agates: the rairrent past where oojplo lire and from th* foot of th” stairs to tlio dock of the steamer Mmfateo is two LioA. In fiarticalar I think. Know Vandsrand a half, about a thouaind fort down, (not's hand writing and was shown a could not tell how far tbo docks iwoject paper which ho ivcognixed as hie. It into tho rivsr. The Manistee runs be­ was exhibit " C." Several other pajx rt lead him to state hl. objcclk-ns (o him ta-ven Mirautra and Milwaukee, was a recognized as his and they were exhibits aud bto p-1 ley la the strongest possible cno«l sired aired (iropell’T. Bho usual! r -D,” ••£.’’ and “F.” Know Field’s in BARLOW * OOOI’YL-lttS manner. His mind Is comprehensive, left iu tbo cveting about 0 o’clock will, hand writing and was shown papers and Ur will, and i>erfapa does, bring out her lights all set. number of pieces nor tho cvihage. which ho testifirl to as being in Ills In all boldness, every charge against Mr. Hughes asked that all this testi­ writing. Tliesu were exhibits ”O.” those In power that ran bo available for mony ia raganl to gold bo st iekcu oct, and “ H." Vanderpool also wrote “ I" tlw purpuras of eflfeeting reform in the party, er working the overthrow of 1 hero liro.l at Maniktra four years, which was refuted by tho C iurt at ihe Mr. Eggleston—Please look nt exhib­ mi eugngvd fa fishing end cm a mem- present limo, to which an exctqrtion-wna those who are tbe sut^eet* of bl< rrlliback uiually si’ll their 'frih at its “O," “D," “E.” F,” '• T," and "J.” WELCOME IIAWILE. Imt of tlio school Ixrard at prorem t. the liotols and mvat markets. and too by whom they are rignod. Quus. Did you hull any official timfaoti tho Prosecuting Altoraoy, uuslo an apAns.—Four are signed "Goorg»" in in 1W>9 ? Objected to by Mr. Hugboi Tho twaptfato wfanosi Mr. Jensnfah Hemembar the ersnt of Hold's <H»and tho objection withdrawn. Ans.— piroatfan lint Mrs. laabuila Bandu, Geo. VaudoqKiirs hand writing, and tho rust Bhackelton bring <laly swur.i skill anpearntico. Wa» Supervisor in I860, resided un tho: Nnngnaacr cud It. W. Buofo.-d bo arc signed “ George Vandcrpxil." iu Had a conversation with Vandrupool in his hand writing. ifr' A. W. Smith, being duly sworn north tide of Maufaioc river nrar tho placed upon tho fabrmitiua ar witMr. Eggleston—Dxik at exhibit "O" regard to it, on the street near the Bank mouthAm thoroughly sequnintod. nreotw for thn po.ipiu. Mr. Hughes ob- and ’• II " ft’li! toll ma wlm ihorn at about'three o'clock k u. on Monday. will permit, we consider btavjasl. all townships about i-qual In wealth with tin' cuuotry undstrour along this I I asked him if ho hail heard of Yield, In the speech he gore over pretty with Prairieville, with tlw eUy and 1 jrated to their being admitted, ou tlw I live in Manistee and have for 4 bank, bare Loen engaged in fishing 12 ho raid ho had not, that ho bad run rrara, knew the bank Irdlding nnd tuacb Ibowbote ground of dlfirrenoo township of Hastings? The •TraniJ years, was engaged in fishing north of I ground-that it did no! appea? that they away and had taken with him a note of corrirnl un business in iL In Ibu other between the two wlugnof the Republi­ waa tbe result of figures aud uut-of ]«!Milwaukee right years, know tlio loco, won, unknown lo this tituo us Imitig ma­ •100, given by mo to them nnd nxjuMtroom is a shoo store, me! by A. W. can party, and between that party aa a lion of tho Bonk. Tbe distance from I turial. witnesses. Mr. Chntcli thought, part, in 1HJ9, Hold aud Vanderpool _------- , -- — — ... Smith. The west one is the Bank, this whole and tbe Democrats, As a matter cnricil on banking business. Knew Yonr c*.ty Supervisor is well acdqua.nt I that within tho strict meaning This note was presented to uw in about Held and Vanderpool nnd reraranbra of necessity, bo roannoanced many of cd with the value of tho real »,<! per­ Is about 12 frat wide, rvmerubor tho dis­ two weeks for collection, by Mr. Dan- the event of FfaU’s Wanppearanee. Ms opinions, with which lbs public ate sonal svtate of Ihe City of Hurting* as 1 appearance of Field which occurred on Sign and Ornamental ham, It Wot dated about tlio let of down to shop on Mundnr morning and . already familiar. With the philosopher am rapjioscd to be of th* town*Mp cf Sunday, Sept 5lh, about 10 o’clock of । mouth of tho river to tba end of the nil’lcd nt any time, and especially that Aho found on page 121 a change, Scptombcr, and was payable in 20 dsya *■* Vanderpool standing fa tbe door ns Paintirr of Ute Tribune be spoke for genera! am- Fralrtovllte, Wo es*npsr*J our rolH- |__________________ ______ piers ia about -10.1 foot. In making my throe could be mlmlttol according to aud oa pagre 127, 129, HM, 135 were . Crore examined by Mr. Hughes. The nerty with the morr intimate of lira distance above stated I "roraU” xa* we reed th* we figure* ,n.j rrnt inlo tl" law. Hr stated also that la ^Is opinion changes oil swum'to ns bring in Van- tnear-s I havo Of firing tho time of my refortvd to tho commencement of tho branch of tbs Republics party be op- *_ . — i_— ... ... . st’-i ..i ■ ... ■ ii-.. i, . ....... •itneoraa could be sruru without lining drqsxd's writing. On page 137 witness conversation ou Monday, fa that I had l»ncu wnii n<- mu pieawaio can uic an engagement with a tosrger and went placed oa th* information. Mr Hughes "usurpation of tbe war power by ths him after dinner. Wltra I nakedI ty dirty and he thought h- bad bettor ar-.uwl the point farther that tho affidavit pool’s or not and over this joint. Coun­ to cxscunre," argusd the u *.cvr; sti! ;.ll. 1'. • him w hore Field was, ho said bo had did not statu that these witnaroea were sel had a sharp sri fa Items on pages run away and bad taken ray note andI clean un. I asked him if he knew nllty of tbe Ku-Klox bill wish aa ouI where Field was, he said ho was about I of 200 foot to tho inch. From this Mr. rail’u lor nuiouur oi gan, ne gave nis unknown to tbe pr<iriuu* Pro*. Attorney 139, U0, 143, 14-4, 140, 191 ani 192 two drafts, awl requratol mo nx! to pay town somewhere. 1 asked him if they Uughri thought oil thoAJ distances votes of tbe Han Domtago scheme;' Thu Court upon reviewing tho grgu-• wsrs sworn to as changed by Vander­ tho note union 1 paid it to him. Th*, bad dutaUveJ, and when Ire told me f could bo obtained mile li mare accurately urged sonic very Juxt nnd emphatic ten- ■ than from the testimony of any sritness i meats pro nnd con. hold that the wit- : poob Items ou pages 148, 150, 152, r>«w I remember the couverretton aadI they ha i, I raid I was surprised as they j Tbe depth o! lite water from tho bank . in-raos might un placed on tho informs- J 157, 181 189 snd 190 were twurn to os [ not the penotu,fa that I saw him <ith so> rewmed to be doing riiurinem amicably ' an I making money. He said that Field ' tu tha mouth of tho river, would vary j fion, tu which Mr. flu^hu* aikal fur an ‘' having been changed by Field. Cm . wanted to gw and ho thought bo bail opinion stH!.’’’ rareptfon. Bank b lokTras found several Item) on I butter let him Did not notice what -—r,4 Action of tho Board era adoption of Oonavau was dung when I left him in *«'•’ *♦ «sM>ra»ei ' Dr. and Cr. aides of Fields ocrount, but ' William Denham, being duly sworn, report nf Committee on Equalization the aficruooa. T1TLM A FlKLEf 01GK, . nil vers ia Fiold’e band writlag. waaslxTeo, for two again* one of the . Court bcm adjourned till 9 u'ctoc'; to- lk-iLsm.rtH c»n; si iiw m sixteen was yoor township of Hostings | I ro-Me ill Manistee, know Hell and given a different version nf thia conver ­ I find no arenunt of Gcargj Vander' morrow morning. ! *” “•"“V ' Firl.l disappeared on Sunday, Scptouifrtipervlsor. like ooraethiug being dragged. sation. Testified at Manistee, bat did ' her 5th 1809. Was at home oil that 1 VanttiTpiu), remember tho diuqipear- pool's in the bock. rice, which was In Itself good enough Hues.—Uuw tar «/ul! it.be heard ? not testify that Vanderpool said lie “ beHere witness was shown cxhil its “1^" it——i v._tj i...t__ 1 .. day. The wind was in n southerly or I once of Hold. First heard of it on Sun­ ta atone for al! that was faulty in senti­ ,, -। Objected tu by Mr. Chooicr, Ot’jcc south-westerly diraction that day, but ’ day evening, Sept 5 th. After bearing •M," “fi,” und “0,” ia n little piss j reml some of thejumphlct o’f the first ment and spirit In tbo whole of tbe ad1 tian «n errtiled and exception taken. I c mi l not stalo uliero it was for n few , book til ia Fieli's handwriting. | shuuld think it would attract elt -iitiuu days previous It wav quite high thia trial but it gives my testimony innccuWe are disposed to apeak rather of the rate. 1 can swear that he mid ho had : to tho cuitor uf the strvvL I stopped day ami there was a pretty heavy m>* i of Fiebl 4 Vanderpool, wns there on good feilngs sold than of those not ao i up to tbo dour tu g'i in but found it rolling. On Monday tho wind was!' Monday morning nt 9 o’clock. Mr. Qnev.—Were you presmi at tho i run away instead of saying that ho b«good, and are rejoiced to see tbe honor­ | Ls'ked. Tlio cartara on the door M as blowing from tlio south-west, and later i1 Friend and Mr. Briggs were nlso preronl. store of Willard 3 Hall when Hall j-id lievnl he had run away. Can give very able gentleman put himself fairly and nearly th* wvnls of tli* oonveraotion be­ up about one janu of glaiu. but I did ‘ 1 ‘ -■ - • tfaa wal (jUii0 1 oskod Vnnlcriiool if he knew where Mias Hill a sura of money ? not rec anything. 1 called out, in a all day in a flaii- Field was, and he sal I ho did nut. thst | Objection made by Mr. Hughes. The tween us. Cannot toU up >n whom ho joking way, that, if that ixi o was not I siid the drafts were upon bocause tlicy ' (he last titan ho saw hioi ho was sitting i the Dvmccratlc party- Ha says. "Wo stopped I would liavn them urested for ; st tho ilo.k vriang. After awhilo h* . projosition was to show that this did not interest mo but my note dih riotous cutiiluct un Sunday The notoo ' liberal Republican, are honest enongb ia amount corrost raided ' said bo thoitght he hail gtrao un the money Mr. George AVoodruT Iwing duly .. :.1_ .I . -11 t l . immediately sioppeti and 1 went home. tn epeak frankly of what displeases us ] salt -water llj ul<0 opoka uf having sworn, said: In tln> Republican party, bat the seme i haul a tuttfomont, bat hid not entered it I bare lire I iu Manirt** for three on the Ixiuka yet, an 1 took th? book st that time and nrule tlio entry as ]>er rtO more in the DaMocratlc party (Aat No, gwatiemeu. the new receipt, was there perhaps half cn hoi'r. • He mid ho hurl paid him about Sl.tXU). wine of BepubUranl Ibeaallam wilt not • Ho said lie pai>! j-ort fa currency and .moni-y. but Mr. Dunham had cuiitcd keep In tbe old Demr-cratlc cask." । part in ajcurvtws or town |uper. He it Court oscrrolod the exception nnd This to good enough, and wban cop­ mid also that some uf hit socur-tioa exception noted. ied with tbe assurance that tbaRepabwhich were outside :bo burglar box lioan party has In Hall the etomanto of Ana—I was present and 1 did not were gone and Field mrat liave taken thotn. as no uno else knew tho comLtn'V count tbo money myself, but Min Hill did, aud I looked over and put down Tbe State Board of EqualaiUati met the amounts and added it up. <2,295 in In LaoringMonday. Ito sessions arv held I aouto srthcr thiug* scattorol about all. Thia was fa cumae-, aad drafts. bet oner tn five years, and it is com­ Cross examined by Mr. Holbrook.— I Mire Hill wanted nu> to bring tho trunk opinion that lie has at Umea mistaken posed »f tbe Lieutenant Governor,, home and tho rust of Fvdd's things. .; Mr. Hngbe* raid to Eggleston he Auditor General. Secretary of State. wounded pride fur Insult rd patriotism— Vanderpool said he loft Field id the thought they weso going to bring out State Trassurrr, and Commbsloner of that an ambition,whlah ia perhafa an !nBank, wvut liomo and in tho wening now testimony from this witnnet, whan s r parable from mon of hi* organization. went for Mtmo iirodxano to Dr. E lis Lu*, hn axid thxl this wji n>w. Hugh’s gut retail'd and ihoa went to thj Drug peeted to attend. and ujxm consultations stare, which waa iortred, wlien h* went back a> us not to obstruct my view. held ssxl estimates made by three vari­ to Dr. Fisher’s and got tbo nioloriuo. Were two chitnnryv iu the roof of th., ous officers, the basis of taxullun for Tlio Lack i«rt of tho Bank behind the building iu which the Bank i«, one in State purposes far tbe next five years day end did not g<> out except to tak» curtain was used for a store room aud yearn. Knew Held and Vanderpool. front and ona back. The Hardware Iteracrabcr tho event of Fields disan­ a walk fa tlw r. u. to Canfield', kill. _______ ________ __ ,__________________aovorabarticloi lay thnro protnucuously. star.- obstructed the vfaw' of th« Irek , pearance, which waz ou Son lay, but do BamadeU&Bcucdirt'a office,!, wist of Dr. or mure them. Do not know p-widvoly . Saw a sachcl there .trank, paprai Ac. I ey in Missouri. Three are bto mistakes>, the townships in the Stale, arrasged 6y chimney. Tb.j vtuska was whit* and not rmnetaber tlio day of tbo moalh. Ellis' hou», tbore are two racial lot s and as such they may In time be for- coanttes. are now being printed for the betwoen, but they are fa tko fame block. tho raur.io and direction of tho wind nf- **ld to Vandernuui that I should havo .! Saw Vanderpool that day near tho Ty­ blue and was in Urge quautitiae. Have tor Wednesday tho Sth of September.1 thought he wool 1 hare taken ths tacho! gcUsu. We Itopc the people will read use of this Board. We trust they will Quern. Blate if Vaadorpoo! was in tbo Oa Tucrxlay the wind waa quite light | with hiqa. whoa ii^TOplfaJ ho did not- son house. This wbs utuatod about IS tbe apocch. that all tbe dHferences equalize the property at its real value, habit of ttefag to Ramxlell « Biiwdiet’a tho Bank aud cu.tlio apposite and'ia a routhsrly direction, on I ou Hrae ho took tlmBank baok and toad the nris from ..r ■---- ■ m.. w»t. :__ whlob now separate one branch of our office. Objected to ey Mr. Hughes, and Wednesday it was’ from tho north-wcd j «ufry referred to ax follirr “D—■ party from tbo other may bo harmon­ objection qvsrrulod. Exreptiua taken and was quite strong ta the warning, |FieM,Dr. To Cash as per i ised ; that tboold banner may again be and qusstfan answered, I havo soon but died dowu about noou-_____________ date was Sojuomtrer Uth thrown to (bo breexo, and by the hands Lira tliero sovnral timm. of a united party carried forward once Class. State if they transacted buaimore to triumphant victory. noea for him. Objected to and question I was thorn. Wes in tho Bank again on beanrioua to buy him out for some­ stains which looked like blood, such as withdrawn. gu to this office there is | Wednesday. Mr. Ooaovnr and Mr. In­ time, but Field would not soli out unloes tbe 2*th of thia month, limiting the _ —.l - To wo pronounced it al that titan. Mr. .a ,jjc pf mo gram were there also. We went to tiro ho paid him I ho money, and he could Hughes asked that tlio but elauao, party to 150 persona. Tickets torn Kaihouse fur VandarpouL Ho wont down not do that without ctabarrnsfag tho •’sueh as wo prououa^d U," bo striekoa amaaoo and return, tSJ. 10. good for with us end opened the Bank. I told hi.n Bank, but that day he had commuted OUL thirty days, may be obtained at tbe rya, to take part paper. This wo* Bunday to furnith Plates of Te> fh 1 was going to break open the trunk Tho drops wore o! a rolL.li culor about 8 o’clock and tba couvoraniioa /Or ‘co.w* fji ivc, uucroeu ivnn inv cwrrs^/r'.-’ns was broken off by Fiekl's coming along. and about tho size of tho end of the <7 parties who say they are unable to nay so muck. floor. During this timo he was trying Saw Hell on Baitoys corner snd ho an unbbteed jury of this oountymyfa .Yowtojrivs all a chance to have Teeth who need <”.d At th) end of tlw stairs and just at tho wutrt up toward tho meat market, and Have noticed lbs eflrat sf tho lako curtagtriliy, and far a proper <tefcn*« In will DUC only be a floe opportunity fdr the building fa which tiro Bank was and rm Is ou ths Maainteo river, and a wind to open the sofa. Tho fioor >» frva'- of Vimdcnxjol and I went up there togeth­ brink of tl»o rim fa a little platform. should have them, we wiUfrom this date, far a few tho curtain had tho sppoaranco of hav­ tbh or any other I mportae t tsiut, more pleasure and hunting, but will afford a be identified ii as bring totreel, and he Mho that of Sunday and.' Monday would Tho distance between the stairs and W—fo, Xwan 41.----- I----- a---------a — - - «f now n>' :ie ing been scrubbed. Un Monday morn­ er. Met Mr. Denning and waa talking money I* tvsenttal that the people can view of the lands owned by thte Cfom- explained it to tba jury. hare but very little offoet on tbo rivnr. fag when I wutrt there hr was sweeping to him whoa Field eomo along and join- plstfcnn ia about Kenly foot end thia ingle Plates, Upper legally fUmtab, and we consider Its panyand also th* government lend* Tho carpet ad in eonvomtiun with tu about J0-.39 • On tbo wret side of tho building is a With such a wind aa that of Sunday water out of tho duor. lasting credit to the people of thfa eity .decent to the rand, wfafcb may be val­ flight of stairs. Tho next bufahag wot and Monday tho rapidity af tho esmnt w.-.5 up and ihe floor wrubbed text I paid no particular attortion to it fa a hardware atoto owned by Ifamsdell would bo about 2 miles per hour. Cross-examined by Mr. Cbjcvcr. On Wkinfaday when we were there the platform, and this ha.1 a radish color, Tho north pier a: die tno-.itb of the carpot was under the counter. There Offletm.tr Grant f rhiUipt- Srm, IltuHnti, Mich. ' Mr. 8. M. Fowler was with me. river I* about 200 feet'long and tba wore some spots on tho loot sail wo ex­ Ho made variant remarks, that there south pre 150 feet. A* Kalamazoo I amined the books when sora-v ouo sugwas something wrong and that there stated that the mirth one was 300 fret, gnstsd that we had brtlor get an expert had been foul play. of stain rnaaiug down oa tbe west sole eral the somh one 209 foe’, at that tirao, Crues-examincd by Mr. Hugbra of tho Bonk towards tho river. From the and tho next day I thoughl the matter foot of the stairs to tbs water is about 2l> over aud currcrted myscl! by saying First told this blood steer that day at that die north pier was 500 fact and tho fart and it fa sandy ; think tho budding aau ’ . h one ubout 400 feet long. C-uld is fifty feet dacp. The rear of ths build­ the time we were them. / ing cam* about to tbo river bank, was not swear podtiroly as to the length of the pres at tho tone of Field's disapposranoe, end they have liren changed CITf PAINT STORE! PA INTERS MUSICAL! W. & C. G. BENTLEY, Holdings a Specialty WITHIN TAB BEACH OF ALL. ■JILL. OITR nXfRK W^RLLSJVTEn STEWART & STEINHOF1’ Witna w was hero request**! to :r,.-suure tho map to ascertain tbo distance, of the pfar whan ii was found lo bo 20 1-3 inri.ro which would make f’A«O foot ncandiag ta tho saalo, which would make •about a mil-’ to th*end of the pis-r from 1 the Bank building. Have aore< th* tire* •wh»afromtlwta«* I made, with ray i n*fa I found foot the* would te> a Aug. 2-Al, 1871. At tbo sqwuing of Court thss morning Mr. Hngbps anaounasd that subpmua* had been faresod resd ylaeU fa Che hrefas of. the Sheriff. Imt ecatM afa be ereved oa cravnnl of lack of, moi.ee to defray 85.OT Aracriran gold pieces, and the balance was in what year* ago was 81,­ 80. There wjrro about 20 pterex Cros* examined by Mr. Obottw. Ques —How lung have you lived fa • �Tift R,ErJ»i.>cAi< Byi^. Lecal Ur Allniraii Journal, in writing to that iwpcr give* imp.maul IntUrtuailan In fvitanl lotbe loruttan u! the Odd Feilowu' I noctt Ute Of Mtchixnn s The couiinlnre appointed by Use (In.nd Lodge nf IV.i, locating this indltution were: P. O. M. Curtla. ?.f„hHr'U”r : Ho°- r" «• Tbocn.m. of »tint; Hon. W- T. Lane, of Detroit • CM. K. M. Fitch, of Allegan manty* «d R. C. Writrefy. of IM. JraepU ■ IICHIGAN CKHTRAL R. R. ttaai River VJlajJHvison Ttio tabors of thfacommtltre have been very tedtooa, and they hai’e agent mwA time and tabor tn bringing It to a final l«RM I"h,: ** “*• >°*‘to«e is Jiew_ Ad verhsements. Guat Uxiom ExrogmoN Tbe Grand Rapids preinle wont tho Detroit A Lwasing Railroad extended to Aug. 23d, URL ttoiir city. Mr. R Neleon Balling, the twenty-weA railroad track that will aot wear and witne*», was finl called thiamaro-! lertkrn Mkh. Agrtadtiral aid MeMrtioe. out or make a noire is to be invented by iag. and being duly sworn, said : <ha«lcal Sarlrfy. ' a lawton genina AH persona who are owing me. mwrt 1 bare bred in Manistee abcref I. a Th Michigan Central Railroad are years, aud am agent far Ingham's TtOKO- tnki Mta i ;f th- Mm i- dm paid within thirty dayr the account* will be left with Stale Pomological Society erecting u.w bmkiing, at the Air IJae I Ottati to CocnpatiT. Knew VaBdcrpwl Junction near Jsckron. and see him bore. Ilememlwr the crest The city cd I-epovr. with a jopulatioa of th* dtoappoaranew of Field, which was of 2.20H, ptodgw) WO,000 far the build­ <m tfandsy. beid 5th. saw Vandsrpodl ing of tbo Detroit and Bay Citv Rail­ tho next konday about 10 o’deck, A. road. M. ou the sidvwolk in front of the Mak. I Corunna is lo bo tho point of junction I asked him about a draft I haftlmte of tho I'ort Huron and take Michigan । and the Dstooit ami Milwaukee Rail- -MSFr'WF Hire. — - ------------- — Of brtek, four stories high sixty feel In leu jth and wl-ith in pco;>crUoo. staniri The of Adrian ar* determined Ing <m a tract of land tweatv scree; alee twenty -flvo acres of land adjoining. to build a road to Saline, to conned ul­ with the Bel river road if tho Truly a taxgniflceal .lunation, worthy timately laHer drea not foil. the whole hrarted brotherhood and olU. Th* Battle Creek people are discuss­ sens of the capltol of the Ftole. The only poiist thatcootendml tor thl. prise ing tins project of * railroad rwuuug with any cbaaaoe of surer* was tbe from that etfy to Stanton in Montcalm county. village «>f There Rivers. St. Joseph I It is propowl to coustruet a narrow County, which offered tn- eUra uno tn rash. Th to waa doing nobly, but gunge railroc-t from Flint to Lake Mtehithe committee taking into rcnsldern- II gun. by way of Flushing. Chessaning, tinn tbe largely anterior fed of the city of Lansing, together with its central The citueos of Muskegon bellevo that local inn, awarded IV to that city. the Ditruit A Igtke Michigan railroad ia is to torm'nate there. Mr. Joy and Mr. 3 of the committee to proceed at on re to­ Adams of Bouton, have roetpily lookwl wards raising and ooUreUng further tho ground over at Muskrpin. * 7» sums of money fur tho purpoee of build- | Tho grain merchants at Monroe arm­ Ing another wtng to the building elm plain of the lack of acconimodatwu gives u liar to the present one, and callage* ' them by tbo Inke Shore A Michigan Air the widow* and orphans. Southam Railroad. They want an sloWhan this to cnnfeletsd It wUl make vatnr and chipping facilities. an edifice that the^ tinier eon well be ' 13 ' Tlio grading on the Bay City and Grand Rapid* llaihoad. re commeaerd > tali ut Rockftwd, on tbe 2(hh of last month Tho committee having visited many This rood is to be cuai|dnt«l to Greenof the leading cilloa and villages of the I rille, by December aext. , a. "xne S1.ll ■sore* Mxlo within lire past nlntcy days and finally settled matter by locating at ' A I-ako Michigan Railroad. westward Lansing as stated stove. It wna with from Greenville, is rrogresriug, and ihe I R. R. exlremc difficulty that they arrived at a road bed is cvmptetod to Howard City. deefaion aa the many places of Interest I It will not be many weeks before a junoJLB, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. tiua vs ill be fimoed with tho Grund I'anrasvr TrsUu for tKs W ■Steal financially and otherwise. which ren­ 1 Rapids A Indians Railroad. dered tbe foeea In quo mon- and more Wk Hon that may Fvcxxbd.— I ’ iferA ’ Si ’ S 0--J-U MCWsos* and more difficult the longer tbo loca­ Tbe Bayte rays: tion «m held hi Matu quoI think the Mmd - - Grand Tra verm Is bound to i ata- tba $40,0.0 necuasary t* eeeurv the buildtmt nwitnul :Jo li.toraw-. ■ • s? ii i:L !L dow and I sat down beside him, then I said, that Field had disappeared and iw Are mild, certain, safe and efficient mid tea, he inui run away, from tbe toe Page’s Mandrake Pilb cure Dfewpria. that he has taken about 82.7 00 in drafts Page's Mandrake Piltecure Headache, and money. Then I asked him agaia to rage's Arnica Oil euro* Bhcomatism. h*>k over hia letter book and he did m Page’s Aruica Oil cures Pimplre cn and could tad no trace of my draft, iie ales the Face. looked over a lot of tettera Thon 1 Sold by J. P. Robert* * Co. ■died hint to write a telegram to hie AcUer A Blade *e!l Fruit Jan 25 j«r banking house in Chicago not to per thia. He said he had already written cent, cheaper than any one else. to ell the liouaos with which he did business, notifying them at the di>w>!utian of tho partnership and t riling them to hold all papers subject to hia order. Be said tho 82,700 was in notes nnd • - 4 fl 2 8 A 22S8S 1 P -r — ----------------- ?-■ h a -3 . t ? 5* 1 1 J Michigan Centra -.^■rt^rSx^riEZ *u>s* rasri which arc to provide for ita widows and protect and educate the orphan* of those that they have sacredly obligated tlienwelvr* no p> do. , LSIis rnseia* is* ass* rssMsv "vu. Itotera*. rtUilt.*i-> Ow* m sA.Ttata 7>m* retted ' Prof. .M^n.tbrrgk. Dtur Str .-—I am gratified to bear of tbe omtlnue I wccse of your v-bool, for I knosr it to be well itoaurvod. Tbe vouuk men fhsn your Colk-cv now in the employ of tbe City National Bank, tire good evidence of tho tburongh treiutmr aud dtocipUnc for whtoh you are pnvertilat. Very r.wectfuily, n niimrr Medicines, S?AINT8 & OILS, SPRING & AVERY’S, ORV HODS 111 UMII ^rocKorxi: -pyCTCTHio; Western Michigan. JQBCOA A M£ J^UBBICATISO OIL, j^ptosErt sxn xaHua. JJAIMT AXD YABXI8U CB( gTAH-n ckocntiry. gUOAk. TAA, coxrxx, rad . JJOOKH AUll STATTOYOT, J^JtMUtAVDA jgXTKLOPU OYEAR <ttMeoorstoH.A.CO0Dmit( Thia waa the dirt and all. IWd null tell exactly at wbat |Mnt on the boards I found tiie stains I refiised pq two trial* to say jxMrtivofy, the amount of blood snpj«K«>d to hero jrrudured these stnim Thu bkxel of uisinmalia is the j blood of any »srm bloidid animal that j nurses their young. • Oviparous! and *Vi-' rijx-rvu*'’ was asked to lie explained but | the explanation was objected tu by Mr. I tnaaagvrsUif tlio popular Burlington IIluthr*, and uhjntion withdrawn »------.-tzto—..-.r route have mods arrangemouts to give tbe jrablie the benefit of a grand excur­ sion and bdfialo hunt to southern Ne- brer tbeir young aud deliver them II Fish nro oviperuu.- and no! mammalia" s I I braaka. on the 29 of this utonth rule!• Tbe cxeunooo train will leave tbe Qncs —Isn't il deubtful whether the I' Michigan Central railroad depot at fo'A5 r. a., August 28th, and run tlirough on teS'SSi .„X lore IB al! Linda of HEAVY* and HU ELF Hardware! |AIMK W W?G. IKON. STEfcL^KAILiv GLAM PAINTS, OILS. PUTTY, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE, PnAoxAX.—Mr. G. F. Hltehcock. Jr.. stenograph**- r. porter for tbe Ninth | Itetroit to Lincoln and return, tor |3 i. Judicial Circuit li-.» been s-mptoyod by can be procured in this city at tho dopot Cb>- Bttcrnvys in the Vanderpool trial, office of tbe Mtehipa Ccntiai railnnd, 1 or from A. IL Bowen, 87 Congr-M street ’ Aatbe excunaon is Ulnitod to 150 jwr■mis, I-artie* deairing to take tbo benefit of thia opportunity to ace the Wret nun make application at onto |» the agvnl. ■ ■Riirnox Brtrrx*.— At the «p«i*l eUrtroo bold in thia (Sty ™ Monday. Asput 21st, th** tolkrwmg rete was cart fur Juatim of tbe Franc: There win bcsrsiiroml meeting at William IL HayforJ. Bop. l'-*2 this pbre on Monday next. Aug. 28. at Edward A. HaUjuoa, Itep, 181 S o'clock r. M. Delegate Irem Wood­ i tonal 8. itosce. Dem157 land ord Maple Grove are ooraeetly re­ Hickson W. Bolfo, Drito 237 quested to be In attendance. Tbe Rail­ Rw tlio Iron Bridge, " Yra" 331 , road CommUtce from Areyria will be pre-cnf; also Tepreuentatlvv men from For the Iron Bridge. “ No” 10 Battle Creek, who will addins* tbe Bv the oboTO figure*, it .is earily tisat R A. Holbrook. (R^) Hkbon W. RoLfo, (D.-in.) and tho BrAff AU kinds of Building Material.*, and Tools, HARNESS SHOP! In connection with Witnou waa sliowu a drop of blood on a “fM ” tootn jack and was raked how many rerywscZr* would probably bo in that, when ho said over 100, finally said there might be about 1,001. It is ousntnrin for one to pick his teeth after breakfast and spit blood if he harts hi* gum*, and in these spittle* would bo thonscnl* of esr^wscfr* and jHirhap* nullum* Saw notlung ou top uf the board bat Ink and aaw no ink in the crack. By an examination of any sulwtanco with tho naked evo. 1 would not like to pronounce it blood Foraisston was given tbo Prasccufam to recall Mr. Duffield. Mr. R N. riallmg was recalled for Mafic Grove, NaahvUleand Woodland, furtlier identifying tho draft uf which to beUovcd tn be within our roach. he had spoken and to this Mr. Ungbre Shull w< secure It? fxt ua manlWosir in ten st in tho matter by our presence It was a 45 days draft of 04OC.OO on Maxwell, Pundt A Co. Croes-examinod by Mr Hughes. Do Mt nmatnber its date- J. L. Tux RaHread committee are invreti- Taylor wee the maker and it waa paya­ gating tbe points of romp*Mu for Road ble in 46 days from date. There being no moro witOMsai ]<reaNo. S in Hastings ent this morning. Court adjourned till Sr actat Ta*rsx—Arnmgtmento have been perfected by Fcperinter.dcut Bell of the Detroit eud Mihraukeo road, by which sneesnl exettndan trtuus will leave St Johns at 7 o'clock a. m-, arriving here st 10 o'clock, returning each day H A RD W ARE STOR E. Sole ageiitn in Barty County for the DETROIT 8TOVE8, WOODLAND PARLORS, *JamSNS» AT. S. A Mwstoi. N !■*..*».» ...ou, Ixreii. ; 'Rm. SUPERIOR. M’SHERRY AND STATESMAN WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BALL, GALE AKB KALAKAifOO, PLOWS JMD CWSTLVUS, BAWIN0 MAOBISTS,' IIAKH0WH, BTC.. and the largest- stock of Gosu rxAS A tris:xxa are out with a w« el. ia tia* wave. They hare a agricultukal machinery -ru.... E. P. BURRALL. >hn Veseem'e lUrdwart titceu. Browns New Utah. DIED. to LaosOwasa, bwtr. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. GRAIN DRILL! Kalamazoo nnd Ann Arbor of whom are a* follows: Miss Rachc! HiU, Mr Bichard Thurber, Mr. C. 0. Gee, Gilbert Young and ti. 8 Cocorer. W. shall endeavor to give as thorough ber 12th. It i* an vM»li«>t idea and .ind as compete a report as possible in ■nil b. SJy .»re»s *<«• *w eff < the groat Northern Michigan Agtho wrakfy edition, bet for a reliable re­ ricaftsral and M<■chan ten! Exposfejua, port of tho whole trial take tho Doily is a ran. rUL i.____ i_s. RUGS SEPTEMBER 12, dX 14 & Left thia draft with Mr. Field about rortHW.i cxLX*K.trrn forty days previous to this. Vanderpool "WIKTE QB BEEK. was not present and *o for as I know, knew nothing about iL When be was looking through the bank I ura outrito it* counter, part of tho time and part of the time I eat inside, nearly in front of tba raiw Hra th«ni from eight to ten minutes, could not say positively Tho safe waa open and burglar proof box shut. I saw some nuxmv in tho small inx, on tbo right of the burglar jiwtff box, it lay there in plain right Dr. thunuol I*. Duffield being duly sworn said : I live in Detroit, mv occupation is coo- suiting and practical, ehamiat, followed this since 1857. Know Mr- Bullis fanner jwmoeuting attorney of Mauistec. I .received from him at my reridencs ia DetraiL a jockago eontniniag two pieces of fluegtug. two jdoccs of carpet and some chlfa On one of the pieces of j rarpot I oounted tho vjiou and subjected tbo suite to the autfon of glycerine re- ' duoea with water to tba specific gravity WHEELER <k DOWKDfO of 10 30 and allowed it to sock for some Ipok «i the Queen Fruit Jar at- Ack tiuii- aud then jiresoed out a drop ujk>s NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, a microscopic slide and subjected it to . y A Slade’s to-torn yon buy another. USAtJtM t. toy ura*. Qrrarete*. Ite.li raS the action uf a 1-8 objective glass, । Men's 8<k* C 1-1 cents a pair at magnifying 1,000 times and diacurorod it contained rorpusclcs which indicate 1 Tbb Scat* .Vox-unos of County raanunsban blood. The other nieces 1 GU TO MI*DGES' SujK-rintcndru!* nW hold its ninth semi­ treated la tbe same way and with th* annual mcctiag tf Charlotte. Eaton Co., sx.il* result The patoo uf shirt wa* For Clothing-p‘25 percent cheaper than at oar other Hous? in Huliags, Umpire , txginning Tuesday, the 20tb in*t. and about G in- long and I inches wide stain­ Block ______________ 30tf continuing throe Mja It will be de­ ed with what soomvd to be a blood stain I voted to di.cus*icus of tho badness uf acmes it but sulgectiag this to a chemi. | cal prore-s*, I fi and it to Le an iron ru*i ’ educator*, ilevel.ying the plan* and oi- stain. This lacked both fibrin* and oorI poriean-A failures andtuoccssea of vari­ to pay orders issued by biu> for »um* certified by the Poet Dejwrtnivnt of that country fur payment th the United ous method*. Among other question.* States, arc the following r.Xrued offices these will bo diecumsil : “Is school , vfaitalion. as practiced by County Super, Ann Arbor, Benton Harbor, Charlotte, Coldwater, Detroit, Dqwagtoe, East intendants, acnunplishinj whst it ought Saginaw, Escanaba, Flint, Grand Ha to de y—“Am we educating tho young ven, Grand Rapid*, Hrating*. Hillsdale, of Michigan practically, or not J" I Houghton. Jsckonn, Kalamasuo. toau- Which if practically treated and «Ing. Maaiatee, Marquette, Marshall, thoroughly rentilatod may have valuable Menominee, Monroe, MouU I Ctemeus, induerxo un our common school*, and may also educate tbn people if rejiortod , Muakegoa, Daw Faw, Poutiac. . for their benefit There will also bo j IirxcnvKD.- Ma»«r*. Fwoo.-lurxb A quite a number of addreasos and essays i from men who bare thoroughly idenUfted themselves with teeehiug, and nt Grand Itapidn. a Urgent of tbe UnL i whoso thoughts on thia very important vanity, and <mo of the tx*t scholar* In ■ subjec t will bo valuable. Ail who ran । tbe Mate, tho following tetter com attend will find that much may lie Irornmead I ng their Cuminental Coticge. to od of practical valuo to them aa edura-1 width the alteutian of our young men |I tors, or as patron* of tho roincn scbco ftOBTUBN Dye Stuffs, BOTTLED MHA BKB! - R • ” 3 - 1 Cross-examinid by Mr. Hughes- J. P. ROBERTS & CO. M ME In Fact SO 1’01 Goods are Cheaper than Low AT THE STORK OF ; . GRANT & PHILLIPS �NEW »DTE»TnrMKNTS. ’Saurfcfj I WfoCoioctt. from these wounds, and think I can nay it did not occur from drowning, on nceuusl ot tho position erf the tougna and think I can My it did pot occur from poisoning, on account of the rigxdity of the niHKtes and tho appearance of tlio fl. jrtmrtion. Being naked several: •ound was inflicted, I should dcmnuiMte wounds, but if the p-irru had not boen tu. . whether almoat all of hie practice a* Owtef. There were no Other marks o» soychatline, it would have bren m w> dif­ wm not in Manatee, he gave tho same the body eximp* where tho ro;» was ttod ficult to tell from tbo rigidity of tbo answer as abovs, vis: that the greater »=d a slighl s4nmm around tho wrist, museteo, and if tho wound* hnd been inpart of it tm there, when f * ' '” ------------ - - flic'H iaimediateV after death il would compelled him to answer dirw ' mv any thing nte>1d bo .aid “yw." HodjwwcZ. oosteotefen with Ai.f unction luaj. have been dtBadlfpUtil from thewoan-ls Could not rwsar that he did pot die Bunday, and wx* at h» offiro by Mr. Hughes. Court overruled the from poison iu the circulation. AU I of the wounds on tho heal. perhnje thirty rod* from hi* 1 objection and exception taken. 1 stated Had seen Sir. Vanderptol frequently at Kalamasoo that Mrs. Springer told know i* that I mw edfllcMtzt cou*e from during the weak previous to the disap- me that aba thought Vanderpool guilty, Up. 15 rode, wxw at mv office pesrence, bad btuinoae with him on the but Um Counsel had mMxwproeentod her forenoon but cannot state the Monday after. They had given Do not carry a watch, waa there Redirect by Mr Eggleston. | me a draft cm Chicago tn tbe name of tend |xtirata if they sir,-Id come Examined lus hair ou his head. Do not from my bouee to (ho office, think bis hair waa extraordinary as to heme about 12 and took diane - —. ,_u.maku'tny statement quantity, but think it was rather thin. spent moot of tho afternoon tbe ._.wn thana repetition of the conver­ • on it from him. I met him ou tho stroo* sation between you and her, and if so, Did not discover anything aside from tho j and we went to tho Bank together nnd what? Objection wav made 1T Mr. wounds that w ould cause death or lead ! the tojia ot our convcraatten washisdis- Hnghoa and overruled and exreption mo to investigate fitrthor. The next witness, Is B. Long, being appoarsnoc ’ , and I think he Nbowodme When asked wlrera his practice came in noted when ho gavo tbo answer. I that he t]H>ke of. ha said he depended ! the article* of tbefr dissolution. Imw think if I recollect when I made that duly sworn, said: on his m.-moraudum book for such their Day Book, and Vanderpool showed statement tho croas-examiiiing Attorney I rosids in Manistee, have lived there things and could tell notiiiug about it mo tbo entry “ Herbert Field, To Cash rejilfoJ, sort of tnoeringly, you wanted without that, know I visited sumo pa­ i*1,700.00," also, the entry “Herbert h.r tu go away, didn't you?—says I— 4 years, my Lusinore is sash and door manufacturing, know Field nnd Vander­ tients that day, but cannot mil tho naiiMM. Hold,To CsM. Il.400.00- .nd th. figure Ise" pool, last saw Field in the forenoon of As near as 1 recollect I did not leave the II “1” ia both otaes seemed to be of a dtfexamination by Mr. tho 6th of Sep*., 18*30. in front of WilLouse that afternoon, nor do I r collect ferunt outer. bud's drug store, had a conversation Qnoo. — When do you recollect si-ciug <rf any calling ; I do recollect uf visiting with him. was not with him mors than some. Lnt cannot recall names, but ro­ thia ageing Objcctxm made nnd quo,- | fire minutes, ho bad ou a dark blue coat, Qura-wS tbe figure, all of -one black vest and peats, and a chin or straw hat. Did not see Vandcrpaal that color? Objection made and overTuted. day, aaw him ou tbe next Tuesday Exc-wption taken by Mr. Hughes. Ana. at the Beak. I asked him if ho had —Tbe figure •<!? was of a hghtar and any idea what had become nf Field and have tome patients- ‘ihta wre oos of, fresher color. .Am acquainted with' he toll me he thought ho would turn . I tho rirca-uiitancxa. Thia was all that "Arnold's Writing Fluid?' t up ou tho salt water. He then asked hap;.:;..' during the day, except in the j Qura—Can you state tlui appearsnc-u 'I a good thing for? An*.—For heiself. mo if I hod seen his aunt, when I said evening. Was at beeno part at thn time uf that fluid when first applied to jiaper 'i Thia Cni.ho-1 his examination and ".•in,” then ho said he had, but did not during the evening, and my rocoOectiou and afterwards? Objected to by Mr. Kmuch satisfaction from her. He is that I was at home all the time, my Hughas, M immaterial and irraie^nt to i 'Court adjuurund till 9 o'ckck to morrow n told uio bo tbunght he had gone wife and child was with mo, we went to the Irene, (fourt oromdod and nxerptArosyA bIui to tbo extent of 81,400 bed between 9 and it', there was not non was taken. An* —I* i« slteh'ly . or *2,000. He showed mo a |>aior many minutes between us. looked at die purporting- lo bo s bill ut sale. Uo clock at 9 and sat up some little time after abuwod mo where fiu kept his money in this, my wife remarked that it was limo tines.—What kind of blue ii it the safe and where Field kept bis. He to go to bod and I looked at tho dock. fir4 color when applied ? Objected tu I renumber this by waring it kept as irrelevant and immaterial to the is .us. Aug. 19th, 1871. before my mind by two trials. Woe Objection overruled end exception taken. I fCuRtccrios.—In our report of y tetorasked smoothing about the time I went to bed at Katenuuov. Ito not re-call 'Ans—It is a light blue at first, or a sky i day's pniceodingi wo reported tbo/wit. nrex. Rowland O. Orupin, as saying that Queo. — Was any remark mad., to you I Field •• had on a black coat, voit, pants, the*, day or evening. Donut rtrmomhcrwhxtl was asked at Kalnmason, by Mr. Vanderpool about these entrwa. Do not recollect if I was asked wliak.1 Ans.—No, not any. I got 1800 in ettr-.'Ac.” It should have boon: Ho had Mr. Hughes asked this TOfebgiB tho forenoon of that day'.') Itencj at the bank, my impraeaiou is,1 oi no coat, black vest, pints, Ac.] t out n* he can not giro _ Vanderpool camo to mo about elarea that ho handed me a package contain- |' The roll of juror, being called, tho on, he trntt give farts They seek to o’clock, but I do net know for I looked ing *600, and tbe rest he counted out ICth witueai, Dr- Ernest L. Bburiry boHo took the money from the burglar >ow that ho was uneasy and started to ing duly swum said : proof safe, J looked into tbo mfe and I nm a Physician, lire in Detroit, am Mr. Vanderpool showed “»tho box be­ low, which was empty, and be told in > • 2ti jatan aid. graduated at the Bafolo oner did anything there, or raid any­ that Field bad taken everything with I Medical Culejje laved in Maniste-e in thing then-, or looked bterk, white or him. In the burglar proof safe w*a a |, 1 Stif), know Field end Vanderpool for rod, they eon giro it to the jury, but tn pile of bill* jumbled up in the back part I about niao months previous to this mar­ draw a evurituion, I contend hr cannot • of the Lax. white it* fro** woe a v*1** ol do tliat. the jury nre here for.that We ■ regutaxfy arranged bills about 1-2 havo spent a week in trying these men inches high, this was about 2 o’clock in un the jury a* to their eatweity to draw , the ofteraoun. no one else camo in. I pn-acribed for Mr. Vanderpool that day conclnuons and wo want then to do it while in tho Bank. Haro attemted per­ sons at his house iu a Jirafeerionul way, wire, Icarnod, and unnoa-varily said. 1 The witness said ho ujrp.ion.-d uuoosy. ' Uucj.—At this time were you running stand to pteecribo for Mr. Vanderpool Appearances in thts^w aro eompcteut testimony. In tbo ease of lite itoplo a drug store tn romoclion with your who Ha l a severe chill of the ague. imctico ? An*. — Y m sir. Objection r>. Dillan, tri«l in this vniy c-jun'y, the Her of fills put ia the box, when be re­ plied, four, they »«n mode at tho drug differently*. The drug store is an •sfi! । 1 examined the body externally and ' Court ruled sustaining ua Tho Court, found a depression around the waist and orcmil si tho objection and excuptiun ’ store according to my directions. tor street on the opposite side from the a wound < n tho furohoiui about an inch Than Mr. Hugho. took him. Bank. The.portnffioo wa* in the same j WM ,o . With chronic diarrlum a prtieat building. Tho Doctor pu.nted out h> I black penta and rhhe »Mrt. There was ! Crusa-examination by Mr. Choevor. would have a dry tongue in the center, reodenro and drag store end ewsrral nk,0 a hunlkrrehkf ultachml to Ihe Tentifiid at Munistoii and Kalaniaxoo, with moist «lge, but with acute diar- other points on tho map. Saw Vatoter- body, but 1 do not know how. and think I tewtified that Vanderpool rhon the tongue would lie moist. I r«d on «h» Sn-dar ,.f Ite, dt.-, My opinion is that these Hounds were told me that Field would turn un on looked at hi* tongue to find out the given m life. There was a slight re­ salt water, and think I also testified that state of hia digestive system which doo* ' traction uf tho tiasuiM. Tho appearance ho showed mo that receipt Woe not not mean liio stomach alone, but all the of a wound inflicted after duath, is flint intimately aoqnaititvd with Vanderpool, apparatus connected with it. The state. tbe edges nre inverted and flabby, nnd do no* know whether be wa* naturally no blood issues. Think the^o wound* pate or florid, did not hesitate olxnit let­ wouLi cnuc<- immediate death. Think ting m> go into tho Bank, nor did I noword tha: he had the dnrrhosa, but did cal Collegr’ ia 1952, first prarticud in, ho want! foil immediately tend there ttot think be had it, but gave him medi­ Me<drilU,I’<rnn*ylvaaja,thrainChtengn., would b<- on voluntary action. Tlrink cine for it which I call taking his word 5 years, when 1 w cut to Manntea whore Ibo blood bum this wmrad on tlio back fur it Hare had dmrrhcra myself, hnd 1 havo rouuated ever riaoo practicing of the head would not fly far, but if three pill* nude before 1 wax taken, for my profession. I also hare a Drag un artry ’was cut there wouU lw souk- i amthcr person. Mr. Willard gave rht-m store and am pootmaater end Lave been spirting, from four to eight pinto would to me, did not see them made, received for 10 or 11 years. Th* 1’oefuflire isi now from iu and ii would continue to! .... . , them ia tho forenoon, Mr. Willard won open ou Bandar from 1 to 2 o’clock, coxa for mvural boors, but from the' d"1Jr hive lived tseeent and gave thorn to me, I took but do ntit know whether.it wa* otMm at other wound not no long, ou amount of I “ld1 *”• » one of them on Sunday morning aa I , tin. roayuUtioc. Th. heart would rense ‘‘ -"J P*™J." that time la Boot 1869, or not. Was Th»k u» <■ !«; torTWl fa U hfa lad the diarriia» myself. Whan I or­ present al fee inquest hold ovex Field’s, u l™ .l~ dered them I told thorn xorbolly to1 body, but OouM not identify the body bfa. CT. faSfairf «,lh ■»» infaom.,1 W mr k. m. Uctw. JI, make four lulls of blue mass and opium, My first acosaintaaes with him was U. . Lctcto. fafal <fa, ctctI .. CT. 11^,-' h*”“ “ “ t do not know who I got thorn for, but tho1 late in tbe winter or curly in tho spring, »f ih. h-.J wu falfaM 6m W.l3 otto I got them for did not take thorn, but it waa toward* the latter t<rt of tu* to 1 life that I teas familiar with him. Did eda port mortem wouad. Think « <lwB‘t -.1 tert jaw. Mm me in tho box. did not open them in1 not see the clothing taken off and do removing th. body within eight ortaa drug store, there was a powder in the1 not know that it waa taken off rt all hettm, thorn uxuld bo a dripping of on the Saturday previous to his disap­ box also, do not know what it waa.' I was there in a professional way tu bloody tennn. This on urn has tern pearance, ho had on n gold ring with a Took them Sunday morning, but do not ma’io an examination. Tho dark ring consistence than real l.lood, it task, rod set. belonging to me, it had a slight know at what time. Find opened tbe *-*"7’-**mw(Msibly havabeen fibrina Sennr. nevor ccugutetcs except fracture tn the stouo by which 1 con box Sunday morning and took one ud srottnd it' I think 1 by bent, but real blood Coagulates by identify 1L I had worn it about two then opened tho box nnd took another exposure. It would require a heat at years, last saw the ring ia his press seion I tiro Irailing point, or a little below to co- that Batnniar night Next saw tho ’ tgulato serum. The lower wound was ring in tho hall where tbo inquest was about an inch and a quarter in diameter. Held, was not at the inquest, could idonQuei.—5Vhal is your opinion was tho tify tho ring. Ono was shown to him i position of the dscoascd nt tbe time of which he eaid was the om referred to, last saw it st Kalamasco at tho last trial tins. I ftfok it would take • body from receiving the wounds F Ojecteon made by Ms- Hughes, that it was SqneXimof fart for the jury. Ob­ worn by him. Was in tbo hall whm may hayo boeu in my house 15 ar 20 shallow wste^ I think, rouM ria? own­ jection sustained. Think tho -lecoascd tho inquest was hold, reeogaiau-1 the minutes, but do not remember that 1 so er than in <leep waier, but do no: know camo to his death from thia wound. The body only by a mark on Liu, arm tMti&dat Kalamaaou. Totbebtotof how long it would take to rise m 80 or body was at Thurber'. Hail wh-n ex­ which T had seen before ia our storey my recollection ha was ia my bouse five SO fee* of wafisr. I note by the Stew amined and it lay ia tbe box. We It was a fomal. figatemado In blue, rod nunutea. Du nut recunr-bcr that 1 ti-xti- tbe triangular space Utwoen the two turned the body over and exnadnod it and blsek, fan standing position with a segment uf stars around tho head. Gave tehee of the bnun and it lioi under the ty tMMNMn. Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. Tbo no particular attention to tbo bight of modian line. The wound was al the right nf the wrtbs W There is about color of ordinary blood stains would be tho body. A package was delivered to two oumm of bitted i« ihe Srtw, nnd ii fiiis; artorW blood would make a light me to bring here to deliver to Mr. is venus blood. A body lying horiaon- scarlet color, while venous blood would Chnn h, which I did iu tho Mmu condi­ tion I received iL It was wrapped In cxxilaiiied that it uxtended alsou* 8V probably three pounds. I am speaking tuRss around, extending lo Ludington, of all tbo blood that would flow from Frankfort, etc. The greater part vras ; «ueh a wound, say in three houre. The In fantateKbut do no. km^ exactly bte>d flowing iu an hour after tbe 3 O'CLOCK SHEPARD'S COMPOUND TABOO B1TM i ~ u.. Frier, only SO Cent» a Dottle. CRUMBS :S, COMFORT! Darling Self-supplying Jaundler, IiuUffrtfion, SourStm^. uch, (kxtlrcncw, .Vrrrous a^j Sick Ueattaehe, Liter Coiuplal,,/ Feverdf dffue, Hifepeptht, Ifbra,, <ii ChUdren, File,, Bllioui Cbm. pklllte, Leet of Appetite, Erep. lion* of the Skin, F.mple* on the Face, and all Dittos* of the Blood; alto the bed Diuretic in Ute for Kidney Complaint, ITeak Back, Pain tn the Loin*, Lumbago, (]ravel, BheumaNtm Penholder. FAMILY KNITTED. . SEW UATKX i» r».l-r— by psbite m4«> i I’m rrraiMM al FatraMlb* Um. K»M THEA-NECTA^ BLACK “TEA OKHtrrnl’ miw For Sal > by ACKLEV 4 SLADR • Hasting Mirk GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS, j tM.iva earn a Miwii* a> *«»ni. I.w»t •< lra«dl»c. •itaekrMs*. aiair (3 HO VINECAR BITTERS' IKLI5' CARBOLIC TABLETS, caution HEDUCHOK OF PRICES " agents’ wanted foia LIFE IN UTAH POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH AND REPUBLIC. ISEW .IDVBftTISEHttm Ceo. T. Roweirt Co's Column. JURU BE8 A. WUlTWtTJ * 7^Z'^^r,ln CKQ82V, Awicx 2* TE or *aCt!l«AJC, Owntv of knr WELCH & GRIFFITHS’ OIL CLOTHS. • ■ ll ATTING. J, MATS, dly. If btesd should col­ on tho fiixir, it would take r to dry. Tbe principal JUHUBEJBA, eight o ciocx, and n-maBioa a: tae hotel till about half part tin or eteren, when I started back ud pMMri the bank and saw a light. I i>aMe-l up the street. I looked at tbe window arid saw a dim light as though tho curtains were down. When Mr. Hughes nokod that tho words “as though a curtain wx. down " J£: ..\ , NOTTINGHAM Jy? * *Wrt •*.*£ s£.r ’S' beaMMMte^whfeb wwsgrt>tod«d ,,ustatenout taide that “tho curtain was UPHOLSTERED pODDS^ •Istead. and Parti; A r~-rtu.ta.pM- 3 SKt LACES* 74XOVROZ STRJXT, OHdND JUFIDS, MICHJGdF, areSaj � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-25.pdf b7bf965c249fe3d80d14d3bd3d12ccb2 PDF Text Text ®ljc Rustings Banner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. [. . ’ HASTINGS, MICH., FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. 25. 1871. NO. 10. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. I Ans —I know of nothing eLse in nu- but that was shut, and then he started | County Clerk, nnd wae brought by him licet judgement the contents of tho dove except dried blood, to go to Dr. Ellis’and got lost and in- ’ . > • here .. yesterday in tho *nui* • • condition, -• ■ ’lind ’ ncrt * boon touched •- -­ from Wednesday There wore wood ashes in too stove, til11 Thursday. Biw n hatchet there Mr..Hughes asked the answer to be quired tho way of a man first and then I stricken out, winch was denied and ox- ‘ “ }’*?• *“?.*•*at .thb ,he in tho bottom packed hard as if they tfalat same day, but saw nothing | (.e„»;nn (.I.,.. heard the boat whistle and started for hod beeu there a month or so. Tho pa albout it to attract my attention, GL’X. CUTCHE0N ON THKSTAND t i t ■> , ■ . that aud arrived just os she was swing- per cinder* came next on tho top of the . 11he door to the.burglar Imix opened on ‘ 1 took my knife and with the point of ing off, a lady stood un tho stern whom anhea and the hay teemed to hare boon ■ biInge* and wan nearly the size of th* it punched the surface. It was soft aud he took to’bo Miss.l'iper, who said, Good on there were ------top, r, and ..holo front ofalto the wood box. ashes When w1 went yielding and of the tliicknMs of a wn- bye George. Then he went back to tho as if of pine nt tho top. Field at this into the bonk on Wednesday .Briggs Monxnco shuiox. 1ire No color adhered to my knife. I drug store which was locked, and then time wore a straw hat but could not mis down on his knees ■•xnmining tho August 25th, 1871. <examined this several months subse- started for Dr. Fisher’a, and on hia way find any vestiges of it in the store. ,i floor — with -----a -spy rrf oglass. - -v 1, also humbled " * Mr. George Nungesser's croee-exam- quentiy ' and the color was darker. I i past the Bank, stoppedan't unlocked the 5,1 and *looked* through **—_ it. T_ —i Examination suspended, and recce* myself I was mode a partial examination of the oar- j dour and lot tho little dog in and then taken till 2 P. M. ination continued. a People Pronin in this Caso j; G»nn««1 Counsel <>rr for th the case at that day. Th® sjiots were pointed I went un to Dr. Fish««*s. He said tliat ' Manistee, and was a witness, khd re­ Do not renumber how long the trial pet ■ ceived port of the salary of the Prosocuhud begun when 1 went to Milwaukee. out by Mr. Conover and they had a red ' he was in bed and it seemed to take him ArtlUOM SMUOX. Mr. WiUUmltartmm Halted for « «»»,*«?">•). 1"‘"“ 0, H'. Iteaumber something about it. Knew color or blood color. They were of the | an awful long time to get up, that he . , , ,. , 1 Bullis. I was also one of the counsel they had a trial for I was in the court size that any thick fluid would make i got some pills and went home, and took question or two, so that he could leave <jid “ wimees ip tiw trial at Kalamazoo room with my lady when I camo back. , when dropped and spread by friction, one and went to bed about 11 o'clock and that, that, said said ho, ho, is is where where I I was was Sun Sun­­ ou the train. and opened the aw to tho jury. I was also in the court room the first The carpet was spread dowu in position i and end many of tho tacks still remained in day ’ ... . -forenoon night Ou — Wednesday I pu( tho things that were outside tho Jackson B. Wilcox, the dentist, wa* day when it opened. who befog Ques.—How many timts wa* Mr. their places, and directly opposite the we examined the stair* leading down to ta>A into the ttnok and teeltal it u|. l)w ,hirt,.,ildl " Church in your shop to get cigars or | spots on the floor and tlio cracks, wore the river, and on the lower steps wo and gave tho key to a Mr. Freeman 1 . said : two nx>t* on the carpet- flliew sjiota found spots dried, but not old, and on and also delivered tho trunk to him. | other supplies ? I live in Manistee, nnd am a dentist, Croas-oxaminMl by Mr. Hughos. Ans.—He cane once for a cigar and struck into the carpet so as to stiffen it the stringer wo found a largo spot which have lived there 4 yean, know the Bank This Mr. Freeman lived An Maine. once for a paper collar. Knew Vander­ <m the upper ride. These two spots Mr. D. D. Ingram cut out. We found Gan. Outcheon's testimony continued. building, the west side was used for a pool since he came to Manistee, borrow were cut out and Mr. Bullis took them a quantity of hay andnay duat that ap­ baiik. und the other side for a shoe shop. cd some money from him once. Have iato his keeping. Found no other spots peared to have come from under tho We made an examination of tbe things I occupied two rooms above, over the met him often, nearly every day. He at that time. The size of the largest carpet, ou the west side of the steps and taken out of the trunk. We took tho was in iqy stare m mid •/ nearly arery <me was about-three quarters of an inch thrown over the left aide of them, and pieces of board aud carpet and some of shoo shop for my office, a front and back there was fine eand anf dust on the stain. Fields clothing and a package of envel­ room. I do not recollect when I began day. Do not know that I ever heard occupying them, but did occupy thorn in him use pro&no language but owe** ,I spread about two inchet in length. I also found stains oa the small platform opes also a copy of theMan istee TVewond a | There was a dark green cambric curtain . at the edge of tho river, and the largest hatchet to our office. We exam­ 1869, and remember the event of the Remembered this whan both trials took ! . , -------- ?--------- —t’t,------ - — disappearance of Field, which was ou wire <~V acroM place, but never told this store till test Vr— the — routu — | ono was about the sins of the bottom of ined tho carpets and found the spots the-back hack room from j; a *. tumbler; ithese were lees perceptible I mentioned this fureuoon. Tho flooy Sdnaoy. 1 arose early, about daylight, week when 1 told it to Mr. Hsvton. on! Monday. I first went down to the O um tartte Bbfo. in but • l ” f ' onL h “ k r '?,Yl2 T 'k.aua« uuiu Ute xvutue m vtermuEv. out ■ ,, , . , i~ *B th* Bank on boards I did not myself see removed w<u a flm.n wax nmnO babr bnbr and do not remmbtr nmibw ,. ' “J! ”1'1 '} “?>■ Wodn«rt,j u>w tb. book, of th. Bank. from the Bank. Do not know whether river, wa* unwell when I went down to the river. •jn«- wh.ro • «1 onio ■ from. — various arttclA* of p«ntlaa*an h wear, as Mr. Wendt was examining them and IU,. b^ fo “ I took them in my hands or not, but Ques.—Did you see Vanderpool ? shoes, stockings, soiled liaea, utc., also pointed me to two entries, one dated they were taken to our offieo uud in a the tobacov hasinew ever since. Knew | *" :h<£wu< dog in th. tart an ll« “ old letters and a pocket-book. September 1st, and was a* follows: | some Objection made and exception taken. day or two I made a careful examina­ । There was also some tarred rigging, Herbert Held Dr. to cash $1,700, and tion of them. In the matching corres­ Saw him come from the Bank to the passed It that day. , „ very small, and a piece of loose twisted the other was dated September 4th : ponding generally to the ink stain on top of the stairs, saw him come out with icn. Ih-rou M. Cutcheon, the thirty- rope known as hay rape. A pair of [ Herbert Field Dr tn a*>h $1,400 The the surface, Was sweepings or dust, a bunch of hay and throw it on tho .... i _ j j v t a »i_ M । „ j a both cases seemed te be on u Snh drfog duly swore, reid : dmk or ‘*.'r I’*"1!’ aud thi* was stuck together by stair*. . * , and behind the trunk. There was also different level aud different inclination a red substance not hardly dry. Here witness showed how it yas l bw ut Mauufco and am an Attore- . Mu, btrek .oat whirl, I And seen uud made with a different stroke The edges of the boards on the ey at u-aw, have lived there 4 years. Field wear, of the pen. Exmsuaad the book tuourue nnd groove of the matching was‘ dune. knew Field and Vanderpool and remem- ; x. I said to him, why you’re here early. and identified ib sal found the stained, and this passed around the1 her the event of tho disappearance of “ l«Q»e» kuewn as ex­ entries spoken of, ths first ou page 191 tongue aud apj»oared on the lower aide’ Said ho vea, I am going to clean out the Field. Saw Vanderpool about9 o’clock I hibet “Pu which he recognized as havand the other un page 184. Knew of tho l>oard. jo<1 produced a wavy’ fleas. When I asked him if they were uhjnLBnday in front of Mr. Bullis' office • rng seen in that|xicket-bouk found bv Field's band writing, have seen him brown lino, spoken of this morning, and। bad be soul they were. Ho said he bad iflkfog. 1 ,d.o rew him rtwrxt 12 .'.fork 11(m ,he b„k k. write. Was shown a pass book known nt point* it was gathered into lumps and। l>een sick all night und duul been to Dr. < n the same day, on the Mitewalk. Was . , „ . 1 a* exhibit “L” wliich Is* swore to as be­ in some places, these resembled wafers in Fikhor. In guing down the stair* that m the bank two or thr™ limo, on “* °f w“ wl“ch ing in Field’s hand writing. Was ir thickness, aud wens not hard. They1 ttitiruiug 1 saw blood on the stairs, it Tuesday nnd it was shut shut, aud , from the bark of a tree, auuwas the Bank Thursday about 9 o'clock and had a dark brownish color pud thereb was quite noticeable. Near the middle thwrign turned to indimfie shut. Do »*ry loowlv twirted. Was about the .. . of tho stair* there was more two in any were 5 or 6 of these. The pieces'’of other place. 8uw blood also on the not rememlw r that I saw him that day. sin' of mJ’ Htile finpex undrs called h«y ‘ contt.r*, of tl.'o Was at tho bank on Wednesday about rape because it is need iu bailing bay. State tlu ni6de of exaxuirn- board taken out were about 32 inches JOe-dock and found there Vanderpool, in regard to what m knmni us Field'* ! ^w.-State th* |u6de of examw.a long and there were four pieces of floor­ platform at tho river. In returning back up the stair case 1 also noticed tho ing taken up. These pieces were cut snot*, which wore on the west *ido for Ingra a, Wm. Wendt. E. D. Wheeler ,n on<' bole was stuck u ttnd u,c and A. W. Briggs. Mr. Dunliam i l“Mf °f cuffs with buttons iu them, on Objected to bv Mr. Hughes ortho, utf with a chisel. When 1 saw the the most part. • •■am*) in. uud also Secor came «i the desk was n partner ot envelope* .kWUn<i tim0 th0 prisoner. boards they had been pulled *apart. Ques.—Did you notice this on the The spins un the paper were near the step* or stringer*. afterward* with an attachment which contained a full-2» . I coanu-d . Hoard conriderablo < unvcniation with 11 <bem. Saw a pen but do aanot think 1I। W1M n®1 «“ P”«»«on “n l ™ «>Hrotop and were about the size uf the end Objection made by Mr. Cheover nnd Vanderpool. When I first entered but ir Mr -Secor s pmees- : •ronsible far what was found there. The“ of my finger. This paper was delivered ____ lure like Eleventh Day's Proceedings * it, Briggs wa* down on the floor with a ! While un enventury wa* being bank for same time had been in thei magnifying glas» examicing tho spots 1 -niade of the safe that forenoon after 1 y<,*auem»n of Mr. 5pcor »ud Goasecr uud1 .n the floor and Vanderpool said to him, ; ’ xamiaed the flror. 1 ‘he I <llt, priw^er carrauf he held re*ion»ible , if vou ar- troiujr to boldmio responsible basement through the.deor on the west 1 • li,-dl«l.^7"inT~y|. KSStrtd.wflh.brtldfog Tb.bM.rtta> « «”•■)■ «**»«“ “ " U‘“'1 to Dr. Duffield. There was a light gray coat which I hod frequently scon Van­ . t did not dorjMxd wear which Scour delivered to notice the stringer. I came tip the stairs me and this was burned and all the before the hay was thrown out. When pieces of 'rtdahl ami Carpet were also I last went op tho stairs did not notice :nst;tutiun I go iuto. What first cl- “ r°ugh. unfinished reuai withno win-. ia ay hare been rni^e at eu rem »te at burned, except wlmt <e sept to Dr. Duf­ anything but hay and this was over the field. On tilfr 65trt"When we examined* TflowFWtots. There was nothing on the treated my attention was some largo ink 1 dow*. but I left the dour ojten for light l<fat». oput*. < hie wae from 15 to 20 inches iu n“d oue board sras eff on the Aide. Mr. Charck ifiiliod that the objeijiont it we found two small red sputa, smaller '■blood at first. When the hay was ,n. ta>r. from 8 to 12 Mother. Tw | Th-flow 8 f«* tom . tolh,._h, rffo. to-timoo, and. than a pea. Tlies-) were near the elbow on them 1 avoided walking over them ia the wrinkle. Heanl Mr. Cunov.T but wont the Cevo it had n lightish color and it i ‘be basemeut flaor J made the exam-' , . iy oi» the other tide. v.u* not very block ink but rather a ^nation rtamdhi^ on the floor, for a space 1 not flw j^jfency. He argued that1 nnd Vanderpool talk about Field’s Ho sphke to me about the dirt nudor the Uaisn color. I examined it both with «“ the under H<le of tho floor wa* a ' the skill of a Nenetian-oaspwuter couldI clothe* on the Wednesday we were carpet, aud said it was six in< bee deep. .the naked eye un<l the Ettlo gins*. There • *ttVJt,r eeoUoiiud line follow*tu* in j n„t prudao* the results there found. We . there. When we wont into tho back He hrougrtfout n carpet frem towards ware smaller spate near the edge of the ‘be course uf the crack* mid ia rome^^side tb> porndbilitr rf interfcr- [>art of the office we saw some clothes the bank aud held it over the ride of the hanging there which he said were Ficlifs ride walk, and shook it up and said he carpvt which remained down. I rubbed । ‘h»* M*«ed to have gatiu-nd ; uu«* uuu— the -ufront n. • but ho did not know whether all his was going to get a new one to put dowu it and tho color came off on my finger*. i*poto^uud^under door a .-.fto large -* <?nc°Mr. Hwckew said that die ioarueJ clothes were there or not. Ho said that iu place of what ho had taken up. .Another stain of n different color made quantity .............of water seemed to have rur a blue-black coat Cross examined by Mr. Chevver.— its aiqwunuMn* around tho edge* of -through. 1 was there about 20 minuter : r^msel <Ed net. object that it was iw-. Field had ou . on guuday morning and when Ilnvo practiced dentistry since 1863, in :nene t and thi* wa* cf a dirty brown *n<l was in the bark till about nouu. mote and.... wher. this remotemn* .is coupl. ­ asked if a certain onu there was the ono, Did not return again that day but euwe Wisconsin and Manistee. Have been coder. Near tin1 *tove ora' a large black ed with such animosity in the comma ai-* he replied it locked like it, but it might there four yours, but have not practical ink ppot ami I tried t > rub thi* but no imk tho next morniug and Mr. A W. ty as to pwmpt midnight visit* to hare lrt-m newer or better. Conover nil the time, thou*?1-1 have had an volor <ime off. Tho floor hud the ajr Briggs went with nae. Think I went jKaauu'.u mat i. might luiiu been mopp­ into the biisom-mt again u Tuesday, the >«f. .Il* Aiule -it er .eluding * asked him Uuw that ink camo there,and 1 sold maps an i?.vart* some uf the ed owe. I examined another spot ne<r brt the floor had then foeen taken up vdior.ld Im rigidly applied. The Courtt lie said he did not kno w, nor did he' time. In Ootolwr and Novet^bjsr 1869 the deri: which was about 6 inches long Only < xnmtncd it eucc before it hud held tiuit all thing* connected with( knuw how hog they hod been there. I traveled with an old poor h<jrw? and bugaud the width of the hard. Saw on a boen taken up. To gw hack to Wednes­ ■ the matter seemed to be competent testi- drew the assignment for him from a g-v< forenoon. Ti*b carpet under the * scbednle f«rni«hed me by him, and took • ■rack at the floor some stains of a red­ day Mr. Eggleston objected to this as not dZik still remained down. It was eut ' mony, and though not iu the custody ofI" jMirticular pains to ask him if he made■ ish yellow. At the north end of the proper cross examination. Hauk Meer tho window wa* a splash of door across the room in front of the tho prisoner, dt aron in tho custody of the* it of his own free will, and he said yos, । Made a mistake onoo and got nnothur L that lie wanted to pay every debt ho stove and followed tho general course of proper officer* of the county. Objection block ink. Thi* was !arg>r than any owed and thought ho could if they would man's harnes* on. I had trad-.-d iho witiMat r»u.«w it -.1 other spot in the r «iuu ih<* floor wm let him out. I also questioned him if day liofore, and did not know my harness ‘ the nioistest and wettest ir t}»* vicinity ad tto) seam several times. When 1 ex- , of tho eafe und d*sk, warlito stove and amined the floor <iu Tuseday I found ’ Ans.—Tho ntevo hail been removedI ho nut down everything on the schedule verv well. Drove this horse to White­ . nnd he said ha had as for as he knew. hall and traded it off and drove the oth­ <back of the curtain it wa* dry. The tho tmee uf a knife us if the carpet hud' from wtiete it stood to itha bock room, been cut with a knife. There was a On Wednesday a kettle of water stood Visited the City National Bank at Cbica- er one to I’oktfgon Und left this horao flow wnv dean giving evidence of «on the with a widow. ’ stove, and it appeared as if a. po in November of that. year. having Imwi recently cleaned. It wus strip of carpet back uf Aho stove also tf ru had been ic tho stove that morning, Mr. Eggleston again objected to this Que*.—Did vou you find anything roughed ux. or fraywl up. When we which still remained down and under it Xhoto were embers still remaining which was marsh hay. On Weffneeday Van­ 1 there to the credit of Herbert Field ? as not proper cross examination, when first went ut the carpet wu* not down, rrevented me fnin examining it further, Objcatiaa made by Mr. Hughes, <m Mr. Hughoe insisted very forcibly that it we spread it .down. Examined the snots derpool said to meulxMit the same thing Imide the store Jay some bit* of paper. where the thnir appeared to ibo rubbed that he did to Mr. Briggs, xfr : that wo •Vs Thursday we took the store to the, the ground th it it would be hear say was proper, nnd prop r to show that thi u»>, and I fonud ttie floor eorriderubly must koi hold him responsible for ull back window to get n good light. Mr. evidence. Question was withdrawn witness committed the murder for he run wetter than u other phures. The wood tlioie things, if so it would become him Jinigg* first felt through tho asks* with for the present, but the court ruled it away at tins time under very suspicious to clean Aho next place before.going into seemed to be alivered un as I^xammed it We stood by the back window in bis finger* and thy a shoveled the tubes competent when put ia its proper plaoo. cirsumttinees. The widow's name was it with the glaif. Iu the minute crevicintv a sieve which I had, aud after sift­ Mrs. Jones, stayed there long enough *-*. invisable to the naked eye was a red­ tho rear and some penon* were in small boate on Ao river with grappling irons ing tho ashes into* box, the first thing Exception was then taken to all these to make a baryttin with her about keep­ dish colored substance iu minute parti­ I took out w*s a small piece of paper questinu in order to save the point ing the horse. Made the bargain and cle*, which seewed to impart the color. looking for Field turl h« remarked, that with a charred edge, and on fhe rest of' Visited that Bank as administrator of she was to keep it n month, but I left I noticed that in the vicinity of the he woudaxfd if they expected to find it was a reddish stain. 1 took this and Field's estate—exception taken to thi*. it there nearly 9 months us I had not large stains in ti»> boards, tho fluor bad Field thwu,and that they would bo as nut it in a tin box, and next {found a A cum of money was paid to me. Ex­ money enough to pay the keeping. likely to find him there os Field. He shrunk ajart lowing cracks, and the Buckie which is usually attached to a ception also taken to thia I collected Was at her house about two hours. edges at the join irg were rounded off also said that h<“ had feared fur a long gentleman's vest. U'e al»o found some from the City National Bank of Chica­ Went from there to Lake Oo., Indi­ time that Field would borne toeoweharm us if by long wear. I also nutiasd a buttoue, some were shirt buttons, and go, for the administrator of Ftekl ana Was there from December to «nall depression m if a nail bead had a* he had beua keeping bad company other* reri! metallic Iuttons such as are $1,060,22. An exception was also tak­ April and was doing dental work. Went been sunk into the tour, and iu thi* in­ lately since he had come back from the en to thia. The dimenriou of the bur­ from there to Chicago, did dental work esat, that he had found him often, lately, dention 1 saw « subriance. in the morning, sleeping in the Bank ridge cases and an old Immsed bullet, glar box of the safe was 191-2 inches there at the Franklin House. Then QUea—What did ix appear to be ? with a rough looking fellow who often and another vest buckle. In all parts laterally 812 inches the other way,- sad baek to Indiana for a short lime and Objection made by Mr. Hughes ou the came to the Bank and inquired fi* of the stove were cinders «f various I1 inches deep. bank Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. Thi* back to Manistee in April 1870. Knew ground that it was nut competent to Field. He also said that be found him kinds of cloth. They were very per­ show what it appeared to be. Mr. one morning, later than usual asleep in fect and the fibers of the cloth bank building was built in 1868 and a Dr. Snydur and saw him on board the were almost perfect. Were also boat. Talked with him considerably Church thought it wo* competent for the Kirkland's warehouse. In speaking uf ef ■—usuraed carpet about this case. When Vanderpool the settlement with Field he said he in­ cinders witness to explain if it appeared to him vited him |o dinner oa Sunday, but Field Some of the earpet cinders were ihorshook the carpet he sail, “ pretv hard like any known mbriaace, and if «o declined and he left him writing letters u uglily charred aud from others I could ' much ink, but think he did tome looking carpet” I said it looked torn , both black and red. It wat used in and be said those were the places where what Mr. Hughe* said that Dr. Duf­ at the desk, aud that was the last tune pick oat the threads. Some of the cin­ thia way for about four months, then it it went round the desk and safe. He ders seemed to be of fine cloth, like ho emr Miw Herbert Field. He ol*u field, an expert put upon the btaad by linen or oambric. The metallic sub­ was fixed up for a Bank. The floor was brought a spitinm and emptied it down tho People had sworn, that no one could said be was very sorry if any harm had stances and the paper with the skuas a _____ - — .w--.fluor. -7-. When j»earI was u»e-in the I ] buM^ed at one of rough board come to him, as they were good friend* jl.1 that .!...> water **— luul l. — .l ■ the tell blood by imqiecting it with the naked though they did not agree iu business. on it were put into this tin box. This basement. IT discovered hotels, but just previous run through under und< tho ' door, ' 'and also .* to this I went to board at Mrs. Millers eye, and now iu le>s than three day*, I said to him that I hud understood that tin box was in my safe when the office ran had run through near the middle of the ‘ * ” and was there a week. I left there burned, but remained in nearly the the very lawyer who had put him on the he was not nt home ou Sunday night. “ week • * "• * there. '* "1 slept * Ju rel that day daj the I slept it my same oonditiou as bofure the fire, except building. Noticed '• towel stand, now swear* that if is blood. He He replied by saying that he was not^ in the Bank, __________ __ , It wasini..a basin of office after I left her- tor ------------------------... a.. littie ...Je v while, the > shirt button*, " which seemed bo when that he was unwell nud his wife urged J sue uk•»«>■»**'* ‘______________ -T’.— ;— to ~ __ ” raid tlrn* he did nut object to his de­ Lua Logo for mwiiciM', bat bt. <hd act [ duUred, aud of ’ went to the Root House. Know c. the — edge of the dirty water, and had a vwllowish bruwn aud* then nutladI off. o£ This Tta color. Sow what looked like blood on I slept in offi-je that Bunday night 1 scribing it, bat he did object to hi* toll­ iikoWfolroMhc. h^caapaaranddri 'tend J«f»r l*d rattled lik» to Warttjl the tart _ > stair* leading down te the river uud avoided the blood sroto because I had ing what it wu* without a chemical in­ aot not HKU to leave leave tbem. iuv>u, but mu. finally .j — — - box —- ran my < »pL-m. r little dock on----Wednesday. Tho ed. .xuecuMto got lack before they I «t Krtxmxxoo rau I Mok it there m4 Outho -----------------------, ---- an idea in my mind to call tho atten­ spection or examination. Objection etortixl.1 He went to the drug ftore first tn my presence it wa* delivered to tho stove was warm on Wednesday. Ln my tion of the men in the shoe shop to overruled and exception noted. S �■ them. I did not know that Fi«4d waal missing but these spots struck me aal dC, un* dr D** Kotaby something unusual. I did not tell the] men in tho shoe shop because they were asleep yet and they would have a joke 8ENEIAL CONVEYANCER; on mo and think I was alarmed, besides AB8TBACT8 OF TITLES I did not know but some one had had of lands In Barry County furnished on bleeding of th® nose. Did not think application, at my office In the Vanderpool seemed to be trying to cov­ Court House. er up.thes^ spots when he throw the W. H. JEWELL. hay on them. Was nlwut town all day ■' ' ' / Hattingt, Mich. Monday nnd was down at the river part of tli*' time, went after water. Remem­ RUSSELL HEFIMS' ber this from seeing him in tho morn­ ing and walking up <*r the hay. Could not swear that I did get water. Hart their new Goodt. Do not know what I was doing Tuesday. Can recollect of going from the hardware sto’e to luy office. On Wednesday I was cutting wood near the platform and throwing it under the ' . it. ■■ ■ ' •. sidewalk for my own use. Was digging under the Bank that week. Went in through a door nnd was digging under the south end Do not know whether any one else was there or nob Some one was there about that time digging for I saw them. They were tasting and examining around. They were in there while I was there. The basement is uot Of Home Manufacture, ‘ . » ,.,4. * •_ floored. There ore two basements The SI one runs tho whole length of ths ng. Do not know what the build­ ing stands on. Helped drag ' the river. Go to the Went to Mrs. Miller’s Wednesday and in substance asked her to let me saw some wood. She did not want any sawed. Told her I wanted to get away from the Bank building that afternoon. Ques.—Did you tell her you wanted to get away because they were search­ ing for Field's body ? Ans.—Do not recollect. Weat of Bank. Ques.—Did you toll her you was afraid they would ask you some ques­ tions ? Ans.—Do not recollect. Told her I wanted to go out in the woods to be out of the way of people. I was sick and wanted exercise, and could not cut wood when so many were around. Were This is the Lad who drove from 50 to 100 around there. Ques.—Did you ask Mn. Miller whore the doves to market, and she thought Field had gone. the same boy stepped Ans.—I recollect asking her whether at Stauffer's Look out for she thought he was killed or gone. Asked her if she had seen tho old lady. She said she had not, and I said I would like to see her. In going to Adeortiaenudaf GRANT PHILLIPS. Indiana, I went from Holland to Allegan and Paw Paw. Do not remember of looking out the window when talking to Mrs. Miller, nor do I remember saying the wind is pretty high. Ques.—Did you ask her to let you out of the back door ? Ans.—Not jn that way, but I did ask her to go out m that way and I went out with an ax and went over iuto the woods where some men were chopping. for warm meals at all hours. Did not run that I know of. Remember the plaoe. Op­ Re-direct—Mr. Church put tho wit­ posite Lein’s Bakery. ness through a few gymnastic exercises, South side Stalest. making him hold up bis hands and turn L. E. STAUFFER. round. When asked what that wai for he asked if Counsel on the other ride ob­ jected and said he honestly wished they CITY PAINT STORE! i would, So that he could explain what it OF HEX'S coantxs a brows, ! was for. The object ■ seemed to be to show that it was physically impossible for him to have killed Field. Home- Painting, Mr. Hughes thought he could Graining, do it as easily as Mr. Church could, and Paper-Hanging, Kaltomining, $c.;. offered to bet money that ho would throw Mr. Church. Sign and Ornamental Mrs. Rhoda Freliek, being duly sworn, said: For the -- Visitors ! •• Little Red Shop! * . • ’ -------- TO TAB-------- »** UNION FAIR, BEST AND CHEAPEST mffi mo sk, " 3 - ----- TO BE HELD IN----- The City of Grand Rapids, SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. —WILL FIND AT----- SPRING & AVERY’S, A. WOOLEY^ BEST PAINTERS.: I have resided in Manistee about six years, was living on the north side of the river in 1869, remember th® event of the disappearance of* Field but did not know him. Was at church on that Sunday, in morning. >M<1 evening. STYLE fit! D0II18 III NUM I ----- TO BE FOUNt IN----- Western Mickigm <s> SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOB. VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. SPRING & A. VERY. FINE BOOTS! 1871” WOODRUFF! Materials. Window Hams, Williams, & Co., REMEMBER. Btrveu. HaMia Harma^op. Washington Block, South aide Stat® St. Mr. Bowen’s, but do not know how far it was there. My husband nnd Mrs. Bowen walked up with me. Was there GO TO CLARKS TOR PICTURES. only a few moments wailing for the, children to put on their lutts, we had left them there. From there wo went home, ■fif* All Styles of Women’s nnd Chil­ my husband and I and two children. dren’s Wear.-®! We went to Bailey’s corner nnd then across the street and then down the street in front of the Bank building. Wo passed the bsnk and staircase lead­ Sola Proprietor of ing down to the rivet' a short distance, J. C. WOODRUFF. and then down the bank a few stops Opposite P. 0. and then down stream, and mresod our course to our boat, when we went back a few steps and found our boat which ?,nt •Jrhw,.*7. Dr.”ltau!*th>r b«'rer«r». but . THE CELEBRATED husband unlocked while I sat on bans. As we were returning to find our way I heard, a splash in the water, I looked J’r/cr, only SO Ceitta a Bottle. Farrier’s Improved! and saw a man sitting in a small boat HERRICK at the platiorm. Our boat lay with the r ■■ . ------------euro For bow up stream and stern portly down GRANITE STATE tna rollowing oomplaint*. stream. Tho man I saw was sitting in JmuulM, Imuvau.,,. SourSl.mono end of the boat flat in the bottom, “*■ CtattMMM, J'™., ond not on a seat, looking up stream. This AM HmlmArn, Ur„ Complaint, was a small white boat with both ends Gold & Silver Watches, IP'rtAfn., Dptp^mla, irormt nearly alike. Do not know how fur we CLOCKS, ■ in CMUm, ni„, BUlma Comwere from that bout, but think it was, FOR SALE AT Blsinto, Im. of Appetlta, Empabout once and a half the length of our File Gold Jfcwelry, boat Sat down on the sand. The tllWlf tkr Skin, Rlmph. on (A. boat was attached to a root of a tree. Face, and all Dteeates of the There were two of those roots and our nMtk.bmt Dtarrffc, (, boat wm hitched to the one up stream. yoe for Kidney Complaint*, - Vale he., decks aa4 Jeweiry Repaired Warehouse on Broadway. The man was sitting flat in the boat and •a* * arraaled. his right arm was on his right tide. We went up stream in our boat, und }>assed this boat within about the longth of our boat, from that one. Th® direction to To the Ladies!! Land and Calcined Plaster, the point we wanted to land was up tho eoaauaUy river and into the lake. The splash u LIME, WATERLOO, the water was wry loud. Sash, Doors, The Best in the City. Blinds, SHEPARD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, &c. DRESSED ComSheller! SWiil Sifter ail Plated Ware. w. T. EASTMAN'S husband’s name is , __ he testified in the former trial. The last I heard from him he was in Wisconsin. Do not know when ho will be back. The length of our boat was about tne same into our boat and the man in tho other Court adjourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow morning. TAYLOR A FARLEY OBEAR, them In the Houae, and thereby eave time end money. " " I’TiCk, oiWy JO Cento nKottto. MUSICAL! ly dark, neither very dark dot light. Do For Seiji by DreWi.u and Dealer. Gtnrr.Hr. Horsemen ATTENTION I uBW'SK riv? soewisd u br _ | >. un. M- PRICKKTT- Of all Kinds. Elrralar BoMiaf Of C. F. Dwight * Co. HASTINGS, MICH. Uta City and LUEHILATH, mi SHINGLE August 10. 1871. LUMBER, ; r* XT • °"“a Ra,M‘'MichFor Sale by ACKLEY A SLADE, Hastings, Mich. Go iharo lor your CHOICE OBOCBBIE8! A fine stock Jtm Prioryp COME AND SEE THEM. Oyster, und RjtruhmmU.; j on hand at all hours. ~ H. A. BU8BLLg �NINETEENTH ANNUAL FAIB INSTRUCTION* TO juDGER. L Th® Eiwutire committee will bold stand in the center of o<» to on Thursdey. the TO DR HELD F toe • r' f°T th® PurP0M of AlAT HASTIMGS, sR on the Viewing comeach member of said com­ October 4th, Sth, i 6th, ’71. mittees RDd will report themselves at that time. OntCElU OF THE DAY, 2. When a majority of a Viewing 8. J. BIDELMAN. • President commitce arc prneut they rhall consti­ M. I. WILLIAMS, • Secretary. tute a quorum, and be authorised to award Wa. H. POWERS. ■ . Treasurer. premiums, and tho first named on the RICHARD JONES, Vice President. lirt of those present shall bo the chair­ PETER CRAMER, ■ Marshal. man. 3. Esch Viewing committee will pro­ IMrectam: cure from the Secretare a bl#nk report, T. ALTOFT, D. W. ELLIS W P with instructions, before entering upon BRISTOL, JOHN KEAGLE. ‘ the discharge of their duties. 4. A premium will not bo awarded RLE EM ADi ifREG L’ LATIO.VK when the animal or article is not worthy , Tho 10th Annual Fair of the Barry- «o#gh there ehal1 ** 00 comPetition. County Agricultural Society will bo held 6. W hen articles of merit superior in on the grounds of the Society, in the City B0d whieh ar® Pr» of Hastings, on Wednesday, Thursday, vidcd for in tho premium list, are entered and Friday, October 4tb, fith and Gtk the judges are desired to reoominend dis­ 1871. ’ cretionary premiums. . 6. Articles entered and marked as- for­ z tickets. Tickets of membenship {not transfera­ eign shall not compete with those of do­ ble) 81.00 will admit members of one mestic manufacture ; but may,ff consider­ family exclusive of sons over 21 years of ed worthy by the judges, be recommend­ age, during tho continuance of the Fair. ed to notice. Articles will not be conaa' - -Single tickets, good for one admission 25 aidered — -o" -* --------—— foreign if own^and* used- within cents. Children, opx Height and under *"* for farming purposes. . years, 10 cen., cent* All tickets ati. View?*——--------------»—« - to twelve yean, ................ ™ ... iewing committees arc required tempted to be used, ck^ept by the persona make their report tu the Secretary at 12 to whom they belong,‘'will be forfeited. i o’clock of the third day of the Fair, if possible. Tickets can be had of tho Treasurer. 8. Judges of cattle and horses will please ORDER OF EXERCISE*: Wednesday, the first day of the Fair,r have the prise ribbons tied upon the ani’ mnls sending them from .the ring. will be occupied in entering and arraag.. before . .. 9.’ Awarding ing stock and other articles for exibitiou I W -'lwar“lng Committees Committees will will desigdesij ’ •’ - - note the award of premiums aa follows: and’ decorating th* Hsfll. • -, Isf. premium, a Blue Ribbon or Cord. Second day.—At 10 o’clock' th* Exe­ cuting Committee will meet at the Secre­ 2a. Red, 3d. White, Special, Yellow tary’s Office to fill vacancies in the View-' Ribbon, which badges can be procured at the Secretary's Office. ing Committees. At one o'clock, P, M., the Judges be­ _ 10. Superintendents arc strictly for­ gin their examinationsj the viewing of. bidden to convey any information with horses in the ring will also commece at I reference to the ownership of animals or articles ou exhibition in their several de­ o’clock. At 8 o’clock the trial of trotting slock partments. 11. Exhibitors of thorough-bred stock । will commence—after which the foot-race arc requested to furnish a pedegrec of the ■ will come off. Third Day.—At 11 o’clock the trial aame tu.the Secretary. BARRY CO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIHT. ’ll CLASS NO. 9. 8*e*addo WALKERS. Judges same aa in cIrm No. 8. Bert walking team to wagon, S^ood best do, S Third best do, CL^B8 NO. 10. SFECAl I’REMIVK. 12 00 00 50 2 00 1 00 Third do Bost fat ocw Second do Third do . 2 00 1 00 CLASS NO. 7. DRAFT CATTLE. Ju does—John 8. Hinchman, Lewis Jcdoes—Wm. Cridler, Jacob Hartam, Barber, E. D. Reid. Best yoke draft oxes Daniel Sheen. •3 00 2 00 Stallion with 5 boat sucking colta, 85 00 Second do Third du 1 00 Wvtalon B.-Jaek« and CLA88 MO 8 3 00 CLASS NO. 8. Judge#-—W. W. Kelly, J. D. Deitrich, James Clarke. Beat two-bone wagon,' •1 50 do &—do — carriage, 1 50 do one-horse buggy, 1 50 do single sleigh, 100 do two-bone sleigh, 1 50 do bob-sleigh, 100 do farm cart, 1 00 do wheel barrow, 75 do Sofa, 75 do Drauing bureau. 75 do Center table, 50 do Dining table, 50 Bedhead, 50 du Flower stand, 50 do 6 •■omroon chairs, 50 do G parlor do 75 Rocking chair, 50 do Ladies’ sewing chair, 50 Work stand, 50 Wa^do 50 Judges—G. D. Moore, S..P. Cady, A. milch cows. K. Durfee. ' Judges—John F. Holbrook, A. SponaBest Jack, S3 00 ble, J. J. Hcndonhott. Second best do, 00 Best milch cow •3 00 Third best do,' 00 Second do 2 00 Best mule team, 3_ 00 Third do I 00 Second best do, CLASS NO. ' 2 00 Third best do, 1 00 hxrds. Best mule colt, 2 years old, 2 00 Judgbs—Chas. Galloway. Jamas Stuart Second best do, 1 00 H. C. Hancbett. Best do, 1 year old, 2 00 Beat 5 grade cattle to be owned Second best do, 1 00 by one individual, 2 y’rs or over |5 00 Bert sucking eolt, 2 00 Best 5 or more iull blooded cattle Second best do. 1 00 Sy’rsorovcr 10 00 Division W—Table HeO Judges—George M. Dewey, Mrs. Dao. Division c—Cattle. CLASS NO. 10. Striker, Mrs. M. L Williams. Mrt. HiB. CLASS NO. 1. Barnum, Mrs. Allen Green, Mrs. Z. DURHAMS. Judges—-1. W. Vrooman, J. T. Hinch­ Hoyt, Mrs. D. McOmbcr. Judges—I. W. Vrooman, D. McOm- man, J. C. Bray. Best loaf wheat bread, milk or salt ber, Jonathan Stevens. Best bull of any age or breed 810 00 rising, 50 Best bull, 3 year* old or over, •5 00 CLASS NO. 11. do corn bread, 50 Second best do, 3 00 SPECIAL PREMIUM. do collection of cake made b/one Third ben do, 2 00 Judges —Some as for No. 10. exhibitor, 75 Beat bull, 2 years old, 3 00 Bull with 5 best yearling calves fl5 00 do cured ham with statement of Second best do, 2 00 mode of curing, 50 Division D—Sheep, Swine and Third best do. 1 00 do cured be if do do . 50 Poultry. Best bull, 1 year old, 2 00 do 8 lbs. butter made in June, 50 CLASS NO. 1. Second,bcst do, 1 50 do . do do do Sept, • 5" Third bertd?, SHEEP, FINE WOOL AND GRADES. 1 00 do cheese 10 lbs. or orer, 50 Beat Cow, 4 00 Judges—John Keagle, A. E. Durfee, do honey in comb do 50 Second best do, 2 00 C. W. Bassett . jjo galloa maple molasses, 50 Third best do, 1 00 Best Spanish buck (full blood) •2 00 do bet tic currant wine, 50 Best heifer, 2 years old, 2 00 Second do, 1 00 do do blackberry do 50 Second best do, 1 00 Best Spanish ewes two or more do do grape do 50 Third best do, 50 (full blood) 2 00 Bert bull calf, 1 50 Second do, DiviMoa G — Domestic Manuflae100 Second best do, Beat Spanish lamha (full blood) 1 00 Bert heifer ealf. 50 Second du, Judges—Rev. J. W. Bancroft, Mrs. J. 50 Second best du, . . Roberta, Mrs. <’. B. Benham, Mrs. J. 75 Itest grade buck, 200 , Bray, Mrs. 8. J. Bsdccck, Mrs. A. E. CLASS NO. 2. Second do, Bert 2 or more grade ewes, 1 60 Durite*. DURHAM GRADES. •1 00 Second do, 75 Best 10 yards flannel, Judges same as for class No. 1. Second du 50 Best 2 or more grade lambs, 1OO LIST OF PREXIL.TIS of draft horses will commence. At ouc Best bull, 3 years old ur over, •8 00 Second do, Best patchwork quilt, 75 50 Special Trottjng—open to all competi- j Second do, o’clock the trial of Female Equestrian1 50 do wMl* do 75 CL KBS N0._ 2 , tors (foreign stock paying an entrance fee shin will take place, to be immediately Third do, . 75 do pair woolen blankets 100 LONO WOOLS. ( followed by driving of teams, single or of 85.) Brat bull, 2 years old, 200 50 Judges—L. D. Gardner..John Morgan, SeooadJo Judges-t41.[. 7' ^ . double ,tv buggies, by ladies. At two Hougbtalin, I. N. Keeler r Second do, 1 50 C. "McQueen. 75 o’clock ttc trial of special trotting stock and Rich/nl Joncs.° Third do, 50 75 Best Cotswold buck, Second do •2 00 will take place. Best two in three •25 00 Best bull, 1 year old, 1 50 1 00 Bert rag carpet, Second do. 100 Second 50 15 00 Second do 100 Second do GENERAL RULES. Best ewe, 200 Third 10 00 Third do, ^60 50 Beat pair woolen stockings, 1. All .competitors fur premiums, judg- i Second do, 1 00 Beat cow, 200 Second do 25 Dlvfrtoa A-Uo es and officers, shall be residents of the Best 2 or more lamb*, 1 50 Bost pair woolen gloves, Second do. 1 00 50 CLASS NO 1. county aud members of th* society, and ' Best Leicester buck, 200 do do do mittens, 50 50 Judgks—A. P. King, J. C. Hanna and Third do, no interested party shall pass judgement j Second da, 1 00 Bra* heifer, 2 yean old, 200 do pound do yarn, 50 on property that be or hi? family may ex-' Gilbert Striker. Best Leicester ewe, 200 Second do. 50 1 00 do made ahirt, Best Stallion, 4 years old or over, |5 00 1 00L hibit. Second do, Third do. do ottoman cover, 50 50 Second best do Z ........ 3 00 Best Leicester lamb, 1 00 2. All animals and articles intended Best heifer, 1 year old, 50 do fancy chair cover, 200 for exhibition shall be entered on or be-1 Third best do. 1 50 Second do, Beat Southdown buck, 200 1 00 do tabic cover, 50 3 00 Best Stallion, 3 years old, 1 00 fore 12 o’clock of Thursday, the 2d day Third do, 50 Second do, do tidy, . 50 Second do. 200 2 00 Best bull calf, of the Fair, at the office of the Secretary. 1 50 Best Southdown ewe, do silk blauket, 1 00 Second do, Second do, 1 00 No,deviation cln be made from this rale. Third do. do worsted slippers, 75 Beat Southdown lamb, 1 50 2 00 Best heifer calf, 3. Exhibitor* will be careful to have Brat Stallion, 2 years old, 1 50 do mantilla, 50 1 00 ; Best grade ewe, 1 50 their' articles and animals arranged in Second do, Second do. 50 do pair lamp mats, 75 Second do, 50 their proper places ,and in season, other­ Third do, do foot mat, 50 CLASS NO. 8. CLASS NO 2. wise they will be overlooked by the View­ CLASS NO. 8 do lace cap, 50 ing Committee. DEVONS. TROTTlNa STOCK. do worked collar, 50 T.m— ! Jcdobs—Milo Osborn, T. P.® Johnson, 4. Varda will be furnished with num­ Jcdgrs—C. B. Benham, Marcus Dur­ do undersleevcs, 50 Judges — R. B. Wightman, James w T K1H> bets as entered at the Secretary’s office, Nitns and J. F. Emory. ham, Jacob Hartam. do tissue work, 50 which should be placed ou or near the an­ Best Trotting, 4 y’rs old or over, •<> 00 । ^oll ’J Jears or over, •4 00 do sofa cushion, 50 Best boar, •2 00 imals or articles exhibited so that the Second do 3 00 I| -Second ---- * Ando, 2 00 do ornamental ueedlc work, 50 I 00 Second do, judges will have nu difficulty in finding 2 00 Best pig G months old. do sewing by hand, 50 1 50'i Third do. Third do 1 00 Best bull 2 y’rs old them. 00 do do machine, __50 Best Trotting 3 y’rs 8 00 Best breeding sow and pig?, 2 00 5. Exhibitors of burse* will take no j Second do 50 N. B.—All articles entered under this 1 50 1 00 Second do, tice that a sign will be rawed in th* cen-1 Second do Third do 75 75 Third do Best sucking pig*', 1 00 hesd^ramit be specified whether made by Best bull 1 y'r old ter of the ring designating the class of! 50 hand or machine. Premiums will not be CLASS NO. 8. CLA88 NO. 4. Second do ’ horses, doired by the judges for exam-;,MATCHED HORSE*—MARES Ob'gILDINO* DO paid for mercantile or millinery articles poultry/ Third dr inatiou, when all hones of that claaj j 50 unless manufactured within the county. must "bo brought into, the ring and there ij Judgbs—J. F. Emory, J. W. T. Orr, 3 00 Judges—T. Altofl, W. O. Freeman, Best cow Division H—Groin. Frnils and Second do 50 D. C Sanborn, remain until the Jugcs have decided upon Vegetables. i and A. G. Kent. Third do 75 Best pair Shanghaies, their merits. 50 •5 00 Best pair, 5 y’n old or orer. Judges—Z. B. Hoyt, Stephen Kinkle, Best heifer 2 y’rs old 50 0. Auy animal, farm or article taking do Cochin Chinas, 50 do 3 00 Second do Chas. A., Bristol. • Second do 1 00 the first premium at any Fair shall, if ’ du do " Brama"Footras, 50 Best half bushel cars corn, 1 50 Third do 50 Third do 50 considered worthy the succeeding year, be 50 do do Polands, 3 00 do do wheat, Best pair, 4 fn 100 Best heifer 1 y’r old 1 50 allowed a diploma, and on the second do do Chittagong, 50 2 00 J ’ -i. do Second do do oata. 50 Second do 1 00 year after receiving said premium, shall do do Common breed, 50 1 00 do do do rye, Third do 50 Third do 50 again be entitled to compete for said pre­ do do Bantams, 50 3 00 du do do barley, Beat pair 3 y’rs 50 Best bull calf 1 50 mium. do do Geese, 50 2 00 do collection fruit all kinds by Second do Second do 50 7. All animals and articles offered for Third do do do Ducks, 1 00 one exhibitor, 1 00 Third do 50 exhibition shall bo the bona fide property do do Turkeys, 50 CLASS NO 4. do do 50 fall apples, 1 50 of a member of the society residing iu MATCHED HORSES FOR CARRAIGK ROAD­ Best heifer calf Division E— Merhnnlcal Depart do 50 do winter apples, Second do 75 the county. do do pears, 50 STERS. Third do s 0 . 8. All teams are strictly forbidden Xo I CLASS NO. 1. do do peaches; 50 Judges—Burton King, D. C. Sanborn drive faster than a walk within the grotad I CLASS NO. 4. FAttMlNG IMPLEMENTS. plnm^^ do do 50 and John A. Robinson. during the Fair, except iu the horse ring, I DEVON GRADES. do uo grapes, 50 J udges—George Gregory,John Lichty, •5 00 Best pair 5 y’rs old or over and arc are requested to move al at all times tunes in do half dozen long blood beet?, Judges—Same as for Class No. 3. Richard Jones. 3 00 the same direction, keeping the center'of Second do Beat bull 3 y’rs old or over. do do ‘turnip -- *“**beets, •3 00 Best Reaper and Mower, combin­ 1 50 Third do the grounds od the left. 25' Second do do sugar boots, 2 00 ed, •2 00 3 00 9. No animals or stock entered for com­ Best pair 4 y’n Third do du do ruta bagss, 1 00 1 00 Second do, . 2 00 petition can be taken from the grounds Second do do parsnips, Best bull 2 y’rs old do 2 00 2 00 Best Mower, Poo until 3 o'clock p. m. of the 'last day of Third do do carrots; 25 Second do do 1 00 do Wood Sawing Machine, 2 00 the Fair, except by permission of the [Note—Matched horses to match as to Third do 25 do tomatoes,. do 50 Second do. 1 00 Marshal ; and do premium will be paid color, size and action.] peck potatoes, 50 Best bull I y'r old do 1 50 Best 100 llorse-uails, 50 on animals or articles removed in viola­ do onions, CLASS NO. 5. Second do do 1 00 M do Ox Yoke. ** ’ tion of this rule. Third du do sweet potatoes, 50 50 do SINGLE HOURS FOR CARRIAGES. 50 do Churn, 10. Foreign articles intended for ex­ du while beau, 50 do 2 00 Judges — John Zimmerman, A. J- Best cow 50 do Cheese Press, hibition shall be marked as such, and 25 Secund do 1 00 50 Bownc and Henry Barnum. Bee Hire, do shall not compete with those of domestic! 50 $3 50 . 00 Third do Best 3 yean old or over, do Corn Shelter, manufacture. do _ 2 winter . 25 Best heifer 2 y’rs old 1 50 2 00 1 50 do Horae Rake, Second do 11. Fancy articles and articles of do­ do 2 pumpkins, 25 1 00 1 00 Second dp. 50 do 6 Corn Broom?, mestic inatiufaetaro sballbemRDufacturcJ do cabbage, __ _ , Third do' 50 NO. 0for 2 horses, 150 doHarrow ____ in the oounty by the exhibitor, io entitle BROOD MABES, TU BE ACCOMPANIED BY COLT Best heifer 1 y’r old ’ 3 watermelons, 25 do 1 60 50 do Pump, them to a premium. 25 Second do do 3 quinces, 1 00 OR COLTS, UNDER Til BEN YEARS OLD. 150 do Bod plow.. 12. No discretionary premiums will be 50 IHvirton I—Flower*. 50 Judges—L. Mixer, Leri M. Dewey and Third do do Corn * plow, paid until approved by the Executive Best bull calf 1 50 . J udges — Rev. T. D. Marsh, Mrs. Chas 1 00 CnlUvatoc, . do committee, aud they may modify or re­ W. P. Garrett. Second do 75 .Pant Mrs. 8. J. Bidelman, Mr*. F. D. do Seed 8ov*r and cultivator •3 00 fuse to pay the same as they may deem Best brood mare Third do 50 combined, t I 50 Ackley, A. W. Bailey. 2 00 Second do proper. 1 50 Beet heifer calf Bert collection dahlias. 1 00 CLAES NO. i 1 00 Second do 13. No animal will be permitted to Third do 76 50 Seeond do CLASS NO. 7. compete in more than one class in the MxxvricTttn aettcleb. Third do Bert collection verbenas list. Horses owned within the county en­ J udges — W. L F. Hams, H. H. Wood, QLA8S NO. G. Second do Judges—Same as in Class No 6. tering the special trotting club* arc not C. M. Runyan. . WUEKtNG CATTLE* Best collcrtioa house plants, 200 excluded from competing 4° regular Bort colt 3 y’rs old •3 00 100 •1 00 Second do Judges—A. Ryereon, G. 1K. Beamer, Best list. 2 00 B. C. Cramer. Suond do 100 60 do 14. The annual meeting of the-wxnrtyl 1 00 Best yoke working oxen Third do 50 do •5 00 will be held at the Court House on the Bert colt 2 y’r* old 8 00 Second do 100 do do kip boots, . 60 Beat floral design, 3 00 4th Tuesday of December next. 2 00 Third do Second do do do coarse boots, 60 2 00 ladies’ xronto and driving. 15. All premiums not called for by the Third do 1 00 Best pair 4 y’r old steers do ladies’ gaiters or shoes, do 50; 3 00 Jvdgrs—- Dann Striker,, Mra. J. C. 20th day of December next shall be for­ Best colt 1 y’rs 2 00 Second do 2 00 do 60 Hanna, Mrs. J. Russell. feited to the society. 1 00 Third do Second do 1 00 do paxr penta, 50 Bert riding, $200 50 Best pair 3 y’r old steer FEED FOR STOCK. Third do 3 00 do Orer coat, 50 Second do I00 3 00 Second do ' The Executive committee take this oc­ Best sucking colt 2 00 60 Best driving, do Flour barrels, ' 2 00 1 00 casion to say that ample feed for stock, Second do Third do 00 do Pork barrels, f»0 Second do 100 50 Best pair 2 y’r old steer free of cbarge, will be provided without Third do 2 00 Straw hat, 50 FOOT RACE OPEN TO ALL COM do ___ f___ , . CLASS NO. 8. fail; and particular pains will be taken Second de 00 do specimen wood tuning. 50 PETITORS. that, in this respect, there shall be do B«t psir steer calves 00 Mort and best flour from 2 bushels To run once around the track. cause for complaint. Second do 50 Judges—J. C. Bray, Geo. Cramer, W. of wheat, . 1 00 CLAM NO. «. Judges—A. R. Pratt, D. G. Robinson, Sponable. Best ax helve, 50 FAT CATTLE. do Pine door, 75 Guy R. Durfee. •3 00 A suitable police force will be kept on Best draft team Judges—H. D. Hobbs, D. W. Johnson do ' Window blinds, •5 00 75 First in, 2 00 duty » night to protect the animals and Second do 800 do do sash, 50 Second in, 8 00 T. J. Humphrey. other j’rL-jcrty which may be left on the Best singlehorse 2 00 do lot Tin-ware,' Best fat ox 75 Third in, 2 00 13 00 Second ao �OUB BAILROAD INTEREST. Custom work made on short notice, In good style and reasonable prices at Runyan’s. The Railroad committee appointed by i tbs chlaens of HasOngs to meM Lowell people at Battle Creek and Kaiat Runyan's. Warranted Custom Made Boots from। amazoo, sought and obtained an inter­ view on Tuesday, tbe 22d Inst, at Battle Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacason Creek. The conference resulted in ob nt Runyan's T^e I\epJbuc4H B^ne^. DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. TRAVELER’M guide. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. tainlng the following facts, to-wlt: The ^nU!|f<irthw ud«n malls will close at thU oEee Call on Muss Wilcox for millinery■ Citizens expressed themselves anxious to connect their city by rail with Hast­ goods of all the latest and beat stylet*. L30 .. a. MaibyelncKsHdoeeal m’ ,,— *. a.,nuuu ir.w oa Sunday from 12 to 1. 5-10 r. a. r. Fihst National Clothing House., —Go there for the best and chca]>est Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. rf •’ E. G. Williams. •• vr* J. ROBE UTS. P. M. An Every-day Story. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division AUGUST 1H71. 1 <5 dep “Hello John, where are you going?” “I was going down here to buy some grocers.” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mine.” “Down to Alien’s? Why, I never bo't any of him, I always go there to buy crockery nnd wall paj>er, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery and paper enough to paper my bouse, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Besides he war ranted IT. Tho crockery h® keeps it the Boot's celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do so on crocerk*. and I know you can. Beside® he take* anything I have to sell at a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, lea and sugar there for tbe same money than any where else In town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block, Aug. 16, 1871. LOCAL EVENTS SPECIAL NOTICE. Important Railroad Meeting. 1015 lose i A meeting of the citizens of Hastings : and vicinity will be held at the Court Home on Monday evening next, at^Tj I o’clock, to hear the report of the oommlttec appointed to visit Battle Creek DwtroitKwrwaat i nd K*,junazo° the Interest of a north and south road, and to such •l } further action as the meeting may de­ I determine. By order of Committee. d. r. Local hljjijios ftoticej. Cook. ings and Lowell, but as they wereal- ready ^Interested in securing a line from Battle Creek to fonla, and thonco north, they could not al present render any as­ sistance, though they would very much like to do so. The citizens of Battle ' Creek, not manifesting tnat zeal iu the I mutter which their case demanded, and which was necessary to warrant further eflbit in the direction of Battle Creek, tbe committee visited Kalamazoo In view of making connection at that polut. A very enthusiastic meeting was called in the forenoon of Wednesday the 23tl and adjourned till evening, al which time a general committe® of four was appointed, consisting of Mr. ------ , of Kalamazoo; Mr.D. R. Cook, of Hast­ ings; Dr. Ellsworth, of Lowell, and Mr. Eckley, of Greenville. Ths committee represnted tho principal points on the proved railroad. Il was agreed that Knlumuzoa should obtain subscription to the amount of 126,000, Hastings S20,000, Lowell $20,000 and Greenville $16,­ 000, making an aggregate of $80,000, suf fleiout to organize a railroad company to build a line of road from Kalamazoo to Greenville. When tbe several localities shall Have secured the required amount of stock, a mass convention was to be called at some jwint on the proposed line and a railroad company organized, tbe capital stock paid in, and the direc­ tors appointed. This project, If carried into effect, wfll secure a line of railroad through our city and county, opening up to us Railroad connection at Kala­ mazoo, west, south unu cast, and into the vest pinery of the north. Citizens of Hsatings and Barry county, shall we have this railroad ? It Is in your grasp —immediate and united actions will ac­ complish the desired result. If Hastings is to become a town of im|>orluncc it must have this railroad. The Grand ■ River Valley Railroad, which tn nolnurpassed in management by any road tn ' the State, and which receivoi the pat-; ronago und full endorsement of tbe pub­ lie, h secured to ue and its value can be I Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRF AND STATESMAN DRILL GRAIN Kalamazoo and A.nn A.rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, DALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JL/TD (.ISTI.mS SAWING MACHINES, HAHB0W8. BTC., and the Largent stock of A.GKICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown's New Block. FARMERS Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ BOOT. SHOE, and GROCERY STORE. Dry. . . ... . . ,, , . Dusty. ' seen in thegrowth and prosperity of our a,K> then call in and get for I ourxelvct*. n ivc« or Children, the Smoky. ' City. Let a meeting be called at onoe ‘ t ori/vr»o i nf-nmmwe. Cooler—a little. । and everybody turn out nnd secure thia । hest nnd chc&pcst HOOTS, »..H0h».. nnd jRL BBLWS, from Trial progressing. ! line or railroad. • ; his select Stock now on hand. Business increasing. Times lively and exciting. coffee tobacco Premium list on third page xulh ., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in The city is crowded with people. the City. Kt 'STKHKK.'i i 'EL EH11A Tf'b Police n-jKirts are very quiet-just now. J. Ay treble, of the firm of Greble & Russell will start for the East Monday for the purpose of purchasing full sup'plies of goods in their line. Look out for a grand “filling in’’ at this mammoth 1 establishment. , RilTTI.Rn VIENNA NEER ' Ab“’ scl -vol,r Bv“ TKA- SVOAR. BUI U U A DAftU . |£c Wanted. Wanted. Every one having unsettled accounts 1 to call and Nettle the same by September ■ Our foreman forgot what day it was ‘ yesterday. Mistakes will^iocur, etc. 1st, for I must have my pay. 10wl Mason Allen. i Do you want to advertise? Call at Hastings, Aug. 21. , JACOB MAUM. ALBERT EISELBERG, A large number of our young and in- our lwnc^uni- telllgent business men In the west have । been educated at the Grand Rapids' Conveniently out of Hearing— ; Mi I Business College. i Police No. One during tbe row on State ----------- -----------------------street this afternoon. Cancer can be Cured.. j ----------- 1 8*EXATOlt CHAXDLEB’U J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY, < ■ 10 lhck*r A Urntlrr., Dry Goods and Clothing at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. .MUDGE. Hams, Williams A Co. have not got. Pe*uu,,'• «ndy and pxproru on the time to run after accounts that wore tof •t’wfai»e paid after harvest Therefore, we ex—— jx-et every man to cal’ and >ettle up ■ their accounts on or before the 28th 28,11 *! -Mr. H. A. Gu.d,,-.r Min 1I..I Inst We mean biMneu. , insou, Mt?s Rosa Goodyear nnd Mrs. FHastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. ',N. Gallaway, have gone tn Mimi. 11 cent sugar at Buxetl’s. w ' »•-------- — YThTt AVI I will close out my Stock of Summer - ---’ I A prominent Quiinbyite questions the L. N. Mixer's scrofula und cancer right of citizens ‘if this city to discuss mixture Is warranted to cure all cases | the evidence of tho Vanderpool trial, of cancer ami scrofula in every form. Modest, to say the least. Send for ciicufar. $1 per bottle. Ad-I dress . , A number of omall boys are driving a listings. Mich. । lively retail trade in apple*, pcacbe*. . 4|(| ghedle und MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. PERCHERON J 1HZ New Firm.—J. W. & C. G. Bent- ■ Stud.—This noble animal was shown ley, manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds ' u’ ’w enterprising owner on the 4tb i and moldings, and* everything else, are ’ of July. He is Just the stock required ■’ ’ so busy selling molding* that they can­ lor labor In this State, and the tarinere : not write for the local column this week. । and horsemen will bo pleased to sc? him j at the Grand Rapids Union Fair. Mr. Rubber mo|« at Busell's. Chandler has promised that if exhibited I Peaches fresh and nice at Du-ell’s. anywhere he shall be cxbited nt Grand , Best Sherry wine, bitter* for dysppp- Rapids. M«Bl RubeliM Hts Accidentalcy, the ProsecutTh? Town Talk r I ing Attorney of the county of Manistee ' ' by appointment, eredltu-, Is tbe name of a Choice Brand of Ci-. -• we are —being ----- - -----------i bly informed, had ”» no authority CM jut r«ei.ml .ud for „|, „ “Ikortty from the .v w. KltSFil Kit ato m F tl. —l.l. — to I| Board of ‘ . ‘ uperviM.rs of Manistee City News Depot. ’ make the pledge he did to• our w— Boardjn ^,.rdjn'1 we expecteii. Thk Iaeomt «.f School Books | June Iasi. This is Justr_____________ and at the time suggested that he was ■ in the City at tho City News Depot. I probably selling our people. Honest; HI88ELL, Moldings a Specialty. JLSO. LUMBER fLOORINO srPIXG j-.... ’ Hardware. Best eheese In the city at Busell's. • was it not? F.r Pb.togr.ph. .nd Ptotu™., or .11 kind., e^l on J. F, Minkler. dor thegHMMat obligation. ?“■ kc- a .I”15”? e B i J: H. A. Goodyear. Stoves. Goodyear & Str^ Harnesses, . Dan’l Striker. in. [ Agricultural Tools, &c. I LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY, A Cnoiat Srocx of perfumeries at the Daily.—Bro. NIskeru, in the City News Depot I Piaindealer of yesterday, pays our little ^-7---------- -------j dally the following compliment: --------------------- ...r rirrr. We will not.be under­ Druggists and Chemists,! sold by anv House In ^Michigan. ■nd dealers in HARNESSES, It 'oniI'leu of Ball, throe of lb. beet Broad, of Cigar. I l«ge end we hope tbe |>ubll.h«n will be in the market H Port OBoe. '"S' "■m'loerrted for the enterprtrt. Ch.M« rniltMeet Btwell'.. ii-’SS*.<» thafr interest to take 1L It la spicy aud fresh every day. ’ Bams, Williams A Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ The State Boxed of Equaliza­ ing Machine In Bany county, but they have one , that will nick iay and all tion have fixed the value of the taxa­ ^tnd" ” Woldln8> that are needed. ble property if the Stale nt *30,000,000 They else have on hand a large number and that of tb^county of Barry at >8,of doors, sash, bUnds, moldings, win- 460,000. If (be equalisation of the State is in proportion to that of the county of Barry is it just fair to say it represents three-fourths of the cash value of the The place to buy your boots and shoes property. It is not more than that in tenun. this county, and we think it should country is located at Grand Ifapid*. -■'i m i cr<‘*3r d*y» *nd it is fair that every dolNew Good. .1 tlw bmn Cu I*,n'l'• ")' *”»M k-»r Uk Store. 2w '*’r°!K:r proportion of rite taxes oYevery John A. GltKBLE, Mark Russell. PATENT MEDICINKS. Iron, Nails, Glass, PAINTS, OILH, ‘The Corner Grocerv.” C.H. HICKS, Wooden Ware, <fcc. VARNISHED, turpentine. AGENTB FOR THE toilet and FANCY GOODS Detroit Stoves, PERFUMERY. Groceries, Crockery. Glassware, Ac., Ac., BOOKS A STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, mabe of CIGARS and TOBACCO, Lake Superior Iron KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. THE BEST IN THE WOItuT Cheaper than any fctore In Hastings, CITY DRUG 8TOHJE, ’ C. H. HICKS. State St., Hastings, Mich. ' Also the WOODLAND PABXORS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-26.pdf f66cb533f14968cf31192994ba2331fc PDF Text Text iW/'J Hanner I-wfriOiBl ' .•nBc-’l vti'-cfi ftlobflfil 1° EDITION. VOL. I, HASTINGS, MICH. URDAY EVENING, AUG. 26 1871 NO. 11. ’^’d’da^^alamatoo^^^'^^aow^hy^^id^ « .tan.int.uBhe was stopping at Mr. Ruggles. Did 1 8. rocognired the filling in tho bicusped ____ , the spots Vanderpool said we Would would (pot । speak of it, unless perhaps I was not „ r_. sunaration _9riarutio:i I was gow, there in an official capacity, but from the tact of tho I was probably find blocd, and if wt we were ' not askod in regard to it Do not rtcol- at nt the request al' of this und^r un<^*r Sheriff Sheriff. : I1 obliged to make and could not fill up all Twelfth Day's Procselingg. ' $oing to hold him responsible for all -n the 1ject j1QW qUMtion WBM asked me. hod no process or writ for searching,but the cavity, so as to make a smooth sor­ ink stains he would clean out tho naxt Ques.—Can you imagine auy way in did not know whether tho other person j• face. Tho reason was I could not gat ; place he went into. From under the which the question could be asked, so as MoaxExe skmxok. L—Z or had — not. I did not care whether m ho ' at ... It. Did not Identify tho body in auy ! ink stains a reddish or yellowish sub- ‘ to induoeyou to leave Hus word out? had a writ or. not, bocaaso I wa* qot the I other way aud only examined this ono Amrust-lC 1871 shot out in tho grains of the Ans.—PeriinyMi you ^o«ld give one as chief ona I was the diiufonein searah* I filling and tho alxeut tooth. Saw ViuiDr. J B Wilcox n» \ ’ i r ' wood. In the. back room was found | riu are'so'good in concocting questions. ing after we got them Thera wofi* two denxxd on Monday morning between 5 . W1"** stalled and fur- .several articles, but all have IsaiM in the roomi and I A*!' ‘they | ana 6, at the Bank. The duor was open do not know why I left it out •her examinee by Mr. Church. ! he said this is a damned poor crowd. were in boa when wowent into tho Ha was sweeping water out of the Bank Saw Vqnderpool Tuositey between beon mentioned before. 'The hatchet I Question was insisted upon, when room. Mrs. Ruggles went with us and ! and saw me. 1 said to him you are the Bank and hardware. He asked mo w“ 1 eal1 Ba «.» *hip carpenter’s witness Mid if ho left it out, it probably went into tho rocm first, so I do not re- ; washing out early this morning. ** if I saw anything of Field at the Bank &I’ head was an eight square. On : slipped from his memory. collect whether they were up or not. Mr. Egglaston then objected to this Sunday night, aJ1d I said no. Than I | ft® wb11 1 *«n« spatters of II Ques. ------- 4 ----------------------------------— Why did you not answer in h,d terttawoy, whnn th. asked him if he had seen Miss Hill, and “(xxi or a red substance. Wa examin- ' this way when I first asked you. clothes, but I did not examine their un, } , told him that she was feeling so badly | ** th® ,uir? loading to 'the river. On ’ Aii.--It .—I J>pt . ----- —’ to my dor clothing. 1 testified at Kalaxaazoo P«dntat wma length, showing that it AnS.—It ’had occurred that the was sick a-bed. The spitoon I stair was one drop and on every 1 mind. He wassittii '_2 ”’ '.'ing in the window when that I examined their persons to see if' was competent to show his actions and ■was made of tin and there was tobacco I *^®P exceI>t three there were drops, and " ----* “remember —1—’------whether I testified to they hod any money about them. Ex- ' conversation at certain hours of that day, Do not quids and a fluid in it. it '.also on the stringer. I cut out one of 1 this at Kalamazoo, my testimony at Kal­ «k— «i k-j 4-v.onjor tQ expluin hi*.uther action, urg­ CmHumraJ l,y Mr Hugl™. ; the drops from tho stringer and also ono amazoo was very abort I refer to it in ing that it was not fair to take a part o.' I knew it was tobacco juice from the from the steps and gave them to Mr. print, tho space it occupies. I testified Jjia conversation nnd actions and give Bullis. I also found spots on the little color, which was (he color of tobacoo, a that I never reed it and I never did reed darkish brOwn. It was a tin spitoou, dock of the same kind. The first base­ it, but I saw it last night and sew how little,' probably 15,00 in Mrs. Vander­ them to, the jury unexplained by tho net very large, not ven small. OmH ment is a rough unfinished room with a long it was. I did not read it but Hr. pool’s dress pocket, but did not take it, j rest. The Conrt austninedthe objection nut say it was not entire^ worthless. floor in i|k and the next one is under it Eggleston read it to me, but that read­ because it was not enough. I was look-' and Mr. Hughes naked for an exception. I did not throw -ffey <m it. Both basements extend under the ing was not for the purpose of instruct­ ing for more. I searched their dresseH, Vanderpool made a reply to mj- state­ -Hid not notice tho color of the apit- ’ whole of the building. The lower one ing ms in regard to what I should swear, other articles of clothing lay there, but ment?1 <K>n as much as tho contents because is inclined sloping towards the river,and I peed no instructions. we did not examine them I think. Testi­ Ques.—Statu if thia reply was in re­ they did not dean it out veiy often. the upper one is kwsl. In the lower fied at Kalamazoo that I examined their Mr. Eggleston objected to this as not 1 here were two holes in the top' Could basement a asan can walk upright aboat n proper cross-examination, when Mr. persons, but on reflection I flow recall gard to the cleaning out ? An*.—It did but there was nothingin not be positive what ho said abeut the two thirds the length of the Bank. Ou that we did not examine their persons. the reply to attract my attention. the first basement floor was a discolora­ Hughes asked for a ruling. other hole—how it came there. At that time I thought we did, but after The Court thought that no fault could reading my testimony and reflecting I The interview lasted simply while I was tion near the middle of the floor, aad Mr. Duvid D. Ingram, dee thirty-' . . . -j—. ' directly under where the spots were in tie found with the Attorneys for the recall that I did not Did not recall walking past. Do not remember of see­ ing a»y ono elso while I wag there. I eighth witaew, being duly ruorn, said: the Bank. This also run through tl»e People for taing too well prepared and this mistake at Kalamazoo. 1 have lived at Manistee C yrare and .ft" ba*“ent ;°°r ,do™ Re-direct by Mr. Eggleston. Have waa going from tho hardware store to ordered the examination to proceed. the meat market Mr. Ramsdell was in am Justice of tho Peace, kn^w Field and b*‘kn'’ 1 found ° UrK® not measured the distance from tho the store when I waa there. Think Court then took a recess till 2 o’clock, commencement of the piers to the end know Vanderpool, recollect the event of there were no buildings between tbo of them. Tho piers have been length­ the disap^arace of Field which was ou ia tk^a enthe deck. I examined the P. M. bank and meat market Do not know ened since the map was made. Some Sunday, Sept 6th, 1M0. Do not recall Move also. Gen. Cutcheon and Mr. whether the shoe shop was open or not. additions were made two veers ago and w.y tl I ast *°w Field alive, but ruw The Bonk can bo soon from tho hard­ the ashes. I saw some buttons taken some last year and they are repairing Vandeqwol on Monday at tho Bank at warestore and also from the meat mar­ D. D. Ingram ’ s cross-examination them again this year. Eighteaa lots about 15 minutes to 11 A. M. Think out wad -a vest buckle, and shirt buttons. and four streets interveneabetw Oen Van­ kethe Imd ou an old dark pair of pants aud Also saw cinders of burnt P*iw nn(l continued. Ro-direct —Bo waa sweeping out India rubber shoes, he had a broom in hay. I trxaxxined tho strata befow the lie addressed this remark, ubeve derpool’s house and Conover’s. Do not water when I parsed that morning. hit baud, and there was about three ashes werts/taken out Was txp and montioced, to me. I was going to din­ know when the slab pier was built Second cross-examination. down the rwer on the Sunday after the Second crone-examination. ner al the time and it was between 11 • quarters of an floor »• _ iu inch mcu of vi water pn pu the inofloor .. .. r . Ques.—Now 1 ask you to state the and 12 A. M. Was sworn at Kalama­ in tly Rank by the door. ” ’ ' Have not intentionally mode any dis­ reply Vanderpool madejrhen you ad­ zoo aad testified that I saw him between tinction in my testimony between what dressed him that morning.,- ? eoavuraation.here x...l_ Fi«H -2 »nJ fat S . .l-‘‘h' l3,l‘ 10 aad 11. if he knew where Fidd was and be said I have board and what I know. Do not Objected to by Mr. Eggleston and “God, 1 don’t kmiw,be will turn upon after the disappearance. the wind was Whew axxed why* he put tlie time dif­ know whether any sand beach has objection sustained and uxceptiou noted. the salt water the nuxtyou hear of him.” from the south east farmed there since 1 went to Maui-tee or I fcrently to-day, he explained by saying John G. McKey, the forty-first wit­ Nexj saw him on Tuesday about dinner , Quee.—Was there any sea apeu-the lake not. Pointed out the position whore he he thought a different occasion was ness, being duly sworn, said : . time in the Bank, he btood at the cart sent morning ? supi>osod the piers to have ended in 1 reside in Manistee and am a barber. Ans.—«Was not much at Jheahore. desk of the Bank witli a penal in his I860, about To feet from shore, but on J Was at the latke on Sunday, also twice Do not roooUect whether 1 testified at measurement this distance was found to My place of business was about 6 > -foot hand lucking over a&oak 1 asked him I l>03 Monday and again osi Tuesday. I from tho bank, which wa* duo weit Kalamazoo about his saying that was a Le over 200 feet. if he had heard frum FieLl, and he said ' l eras looking lor Mr Field -and also damned poor crowd or not. Know that from my place of businesc Th“ la*t he had net, then I asked him if he knew ■, A. Friend being duly sworn, said. aratching :tho diroetjaa of the wind. time I ever saw Herbert Field alive .was u watch was plaoed over the Bank and how much of hi* i»ro[>erty Field iiad I reside in Milwaukee now*, but in taken with liim. aad he said he did not, Know nothing about the effect .of ■ the Vandeqioal's bouse on Tuesday night 1869 lived at Manistee. Recall the about 11 o’clock on Bunday, Sept 5, im­ wind in ipioducing cuitxwts lasqpt its but de not Know who the pensons were. mediately opposite my jjlace of business. but was just liK.lcwg over tho book te , •effect on tictating bodies. When I said that he said he hud wont­ event of Field’s disappearance, which Kuow George W. Robinson And ho got see. He said he had gone through Ltzu ' Que*.~=3n what direction did y<n look ed half nn hour in trying to open the was on Sept 5th, 1869. Was in the •haved at my shop on that ffivy about but he did not know how much- Os £>r Field.aad what induced you.? safe, i refered to too burglar proof box. bank on Saturday previous and field was II o’clock. Field was going towards eduesduy tnaniig about 5:30 I aaw He showed me one (ot the tho Bank whan I saw him. I saw Objected tu by Mr. Hughes and over- Thcns were two magnifying gin ire there present. •iiim at the hardware store, he extme us books of the bat-k nnd called my atten­ Robinson first, and at the tiin- I saw that, tand sovoral persons used thorn but suled and.exception taken. io borrow a kpftle. I got np eariy to 1 tion to some entries. When toll to Field ho was in my shop. see if I could flnd^ny traces of FieicL v„ Ans. —-------------------------------------------Hrom my knowledge-of tloat- I do uot recall all the names. I looxed look on page 191 he said he had seen on Cross-examined by Mr. Holbrook. I went into the basement of the Bank lang bodies and frum the direction«of the through them De not xnoer how many entry there of 1700, which nt that time times they would magnify. One was and looked uhaim! in the upper and ! wind, 1 locficed north. The width «i tho My shop is on the corner of Water read, Herbert Field Dr. to cash 8700, lower lascxuettt. <Jot the key to the flight of staira loading to the river was a baxaur's glass used for inspecting but now it is 81,700. Then ho turned street and Maplo street. Opened my door of the iMucse^nt at the hardware ixbout 8 feet and 4 inches and .tins in­ bill's, the other was different Saw four to page 194 ond read an entry of shop about 5 o’clock in the morning and closed about 12. Hud no time piece In store, and when I returned it Vander- eluded the stringers, day aid Tuesday and that was the largest $1,400, which at that time read the shop, but I asked a gentleman what pool came in the hardware store while I Croes-eoKnined by Mr. Hughe*. number I saw at one time oa these two Herliert Field Dr. to eash $400. time it was, near the time of closing, but was there. I stepped there a little; Field called my attention and said see My regard to currents while and talked with Hurd after he 1 — j experience —--------- —in -------- days. On Wednesday 1 sa_w more, here, and l\w’ill show you how I am do not remember who it was. I went out Went home to breakfast and xll comes firm watching floating .bodies, probably from 75 to 100 people, this drawing my fetorest out of tho Bank. judged the limo that Robinson camo then went to my office when Mr. Conorer J was wealher bound at Frankfort in was when wo were inspecting the Baux. In another place he rood “ H. Field Tn from the time I usually closed. and Duniiam a'ml atotne others came ia ^ept-, J 869..-and lay on the bank -.vesich- DidiDot hear many mixing with Van­ Cr. to date $< ,000. To cosh $1,000, nnd Do not think anybody was waiting at the and propuaed that w.> make s<aue is- arg floating-bodies for abont three hours, derpool. Heiird-Cunover, Briggs, Cutch- right below was the same Dr. to 8300. door when I opened the shop that morn­ vestigations. C-osover nnd Dunham ' I was northof th* piers, the wind was eon, Dunham and Secor taixtng with This was on page 188. Had known ing. Do'not remember how long be­ went after Tan<Un.'uol to his house and i« the south-west and the bodies run him. Wm probably from 10 to 15 in Field since he camo to Manistee. Last fore anybody else came in, and cannot when they catne Luck aud went into ; xerth. I noticed n piece of spar and a tho Bans when he said “God, I don’t saw him alive in front of the meat mar­ remember anybody else that got shaved the Bunk I followed in after them. A‘ P of a tree aud wme boards, Ac. I Know he'll turn up on salt water.” Mr. ket, on Sunday with Vanderpool. Saw that day. I remember Robinson from I drew tho dingrau of the Bank, hang- Urntehed the spar about one hour and a Dunlop wm close by when he said that Vanderpool on Monday morning in the tlitefact that I doc little more for him ing hero and it isxzs the scale of one ! half and the tone about the same time, Do not recollect others. Dunlap was Bank with Mr. Briggs and Dunham, than any one else, besides my attention inch to a foot. When we wont into thr when they went out of sight Had no 15 or 20 feet away. Passed no words when I asked him if he knew whore wa* called to it a few days afterwards with oay of them is the reason I du not Bank Vanderpool said, gentlemen I sui»-! l«uxicu!ar object in watching them for Field was, he said he thought ho had by Mr. Ruggles. Cannot remember |>gsc vou have come l»erc to make some j tbu purpose of studying curreula. Lknt remember them. gone to the salt water. Sold them a seeing any one on the street that day Ques.—Can you fix any other time two-j^y carpet in the winter of 1869 at but Field. Saw Vanderpool the next •investigation* and Mr. Conover raid !»« exfettt of my studying cur­ ves, and we would lib-j vou to open the reixK A great many logs cwne down when you was at that Banx with four or 70 rents a yard. day in the Bank. Have followed the safe. IL- repErd tlut’ho tried it that . th® river, but not much flood wood ex- five other persons aud cannot recall their business of barber 30 years. Do not Cross-oxaminud by Mr. Hughes. muniing, but could xuitbut said ho would lb® spring. There .is flsod wood names. recall how long it was after Suu-lay be­ The carpet was rather a low grade fore my attention was called to the’ fact Answer.—Oh, yes, I have been try. Hu opened the entride door verv ' aB «!•«*» *h® ,Myudl of «e aud readily, but after tuning thediahm the penally south of Ae piers and perhaps there frequently when I do not recall who of carpet. It was red, black and green of Robinson’s being there, think it about burglar proof box for sometime h«'ju«tiu behind tho piers ou the north was there. Do not remember that I have and red predominated, about half was three days after. Had the conversation iaurihed and said, it S* curious, but I ; K*de *ltoro is some. This flood wood testified in regard to that dent with a rod. Field kept some dogs, and have with Ruggles mr'Wedueaday in front of changed the coi«binal<ua on Saturday , tend’ <»“ both side* the piers andjbe red subrtanee in it, but I tretify in re­ >*en him playing with them often, on my d<>or. , the carpet and off. piing Thomas Coquillar-1 being duly sworn, and have got the figures mixdfl up,• in J1tendency — "of "all ’things — •••>» >down »«-t> gard to it now because I ur it and not the’ ruier to ranis the shore because it was remarked after the trial Mr. Eggleston objected that this was snid : I redd/ in Mcnistee, and have inyuvnd, nnd he kept whistling. Mr. Mr. , , «« •• Conover took the car]M*tired went tn tlio j' unless carried off by the wind. ax Kalamazoo that no ono but CutcLeon not a cross-examination, which was sus­ for three years. Ain a mason contrac­ all times of rhe year there i* and Bullis todified to this. Do not re­ tained, and exception taken. tor. Saw George Vanderpool on Sun­ back window'to examine ii, when Van- At nearly UHa •deq>ool*aid yuu will not find all the car- a very little swell which breaks,) on the member whether I was sworn at KalaQues.—Have you seen him playing day evening of th* day that Field dis। beacli, running up and then receding. iuozoo before Bullis and Cuteheon or on this carpet ? apjK-arid. He was at the Tyson house j»et there. Mr. Gonuver foand several tqtote and stuck pins in them. TheI Thi- tl<HMl wood is usually worn smooth not The Bank was watched on Tues­ Objection made, and sustained and at a quarter after eight or a quarter to day night, have heard that two men nine. He came up in a huny and went stains at one point rcsembted the foot ! and bark warn off. Was on the beach slept m the Bank to dream where Field’s exception taken. into tho office about nix feet, then came of a jn-fm*. The fibers of tin* carpet , searching during the three days named. buJy was- Did not examine tho hatch­ When I saw Vanderpool at the meat back and returned and then went off, for about tlie length of a man's boot On Sunday I went south of the piers 50 ' or 60 rods and also looked north a mile et with magnifying glass because there market on Sunday he had on an old ha looked excited. Saw Field nt about loomed to be pressed down taov than , or a mile .and a half. On Monday I was nothing uwnatural about it. By shabby suit of a thtepuh gray color nnd 10 or 11 x. m. ot that day at the cigar the test nnd had dried in that way. He taking the glass and passing it around I told him he had better go homo and •tore. Ho bought some envelopes nnd said to us ho presumed w-i would did not hunt any only to go dos*n to the beach, south of tho piers, nor did I over the sputa, could see red substance dress up, also told him if he would go cigars. find blood on the earpet hunt any on Tuesday except in the flood all along the outside of tne spots and with me I would givtrhim a bettor suit. Cross examined by Mr. Hughes. He said that Field and be had sparred a ’ wood south of the piers. I went south wherever tho ink was thin ia the spot. Field said to him, to come over to the Vandeq-ool looked excited when ho good deal in there, aud Field hud hail ’ uue day about thro® miles and north one If Dr. Duffield should swear, after an Bunk and attend to settling up their camo to the hotel, because he acted as bleeding of the tune. He also said that day about 5 miles. I hunted south examination, that there was nothing un­ business, and he said .he would have to if ho was looking for somebody, and he Field had'ployed with l»is dog in there !of tho piers every day. der Urn spot, it would not alter my go home and get his breakfast first- looked sharp. Did not look at his a good deal and had jammed him rip 1 Wnore the Saw Vanderpool again in the afternoon countenance much. I judged from hi* Qum.— Did you state in your direct opinion of what I saw. against the table and made his nose statement that you confined your search­ watei run through the floor bj tho at the cigar store at about 4 o’clock. movements, by his coming up and going bleed, that Field had let hi* now Bank door, I. found, red subetauce on The fortieth witness was Stephen W. into the office, and coming out and bleed into the imitaon. Mr. Briggs and , ing north of the piers ? Ans.—I bad not said anything about the basement floor. Do not recollect Hopkins, who being duly sworn; said : going in again and going away. . rome others took the l>uoks nnd were ;! my searckiag prior to these days. On that the anertfon was asked me at Kala­ I ;wa* smoking on the steps and got looking at them and I went for Mr. ,■ the 5th and Oth of 8#ptembtt 1 did not mazoo. Did not examine this with a I reside in Manistee and am in tho through with my cigar and went in to Wendt, a l>ook-keeper, to look at them. ' notice the direction of the wind. Do magnifying glass, nor the spots un the lumbering business and have practiood get another cigar and a drink of water When I came back I found they had | not know as I could tell the direction of steps leading down to the nrer. I was dentistry. I filled half . a dozen teeth and I looked at tho clock and it wm spread down tho carpet and were look- , the wind on the lake from its direction Justice of the Peace at that time. Mr. with gold tor Field at one time. .Saw either a quarter niter eight or a quarter, iug at the spots with a magnifying glass. ■ au tho river. <When the wind Is in tho Inglem&a, Dunham and Conover wore the body of Field after the inquest before nine. Think it was oqunrtor af­ Was able to identify the body by. one ter eight for church did not lot out for 1 took the glass and saw quite a quaJP- j!■ tmuth or south-west it is likely to blow the others tily of blood, in a little indenture in the ' un thoriver. It would not blowdown Que*.—They were all there were peculiarity of his teeth. Inordyr to fill a good while after that Tho clock wus his toeth I bad to separate them and in the office behind tho desk and wus floor. I went to my office and adjourned the river. Think a large vessel could thev ? a case which I hod returnable at that i Ans.—Mr. fugleman was not there. made a peculiar opening. I made an an eight square c! .ck. I was sitting at run up when a small one could not, hour and when I come back they had Vessels often in going UP A*® river use Que*.—-Was he a Justice at the time ? examination of the teeth at the' request the Tyton House .• mokiog and chatting, taken Vanderpool in charge and as I ' their top sail when they do xml Aus.—He was elected that of tho Prosecuting Attorney, after the I had been talking with a friend who passed in he said, “ Ingram, this is a use tho others. I think tho wind wuld spring, but do not know whether be inquest and found them as 1 had filled (weut away about 15 minutes before. damned poor crowd that can’t furnish i did any business or not and do not them and identified this peculiar spot Two other men stood there, one’s name affect a eman vessel wiwu it would not and the absenoe of the tooth in front was Cook and tho other’* wm Hall I the cigars.” The carpet was an ordi... . . .. , , vw* aim uw ucuera was linn 1 *----------<’ Do’nol.kuow that I ever know that he ever did. Kpew Mrs. 1 ----- wher .-----, but. Ido „01 «kaow Vanderpool alighby, bat wm not well | whmhwuthe nax.tooth to the .j. lioanls seemed to be rounded off. Tho i Wnl X anderp occmnons I tho upper aide. :j.i at the*cigar ___ ■__ store , ’ acquainted with her. Wont ono! tooth on the ore now. s„_. Saw v Field floor did not tutj Cross-examined by Mr. Hu night to search her bedchamber' at about 10:30 or 10:45. Did not look uiratur. Uek of .hero the rurhnn ■ “““ j in(I ,aten„nI; about twelve o’clock. Tho under I vaiuiu Could u not swear that »uy any umer ot « bwu »f mas oi ms ax piece, Testified icetitiecl at Manistee Manistee at a umo time piece. ooiuoe hot ell the front portion wn. i tinned thw teetifi-i at Sheriff, Mr. Russell went with me teeth were gone or not, filled from 5 to that he was at the cigar store about woi.t nnd damp It w». in orfinafy' «*• "he" 1 THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL �Great Ui noon. Since then I have thought of tho matter end have decided that it waa earlier in the day thun I then supposed it was. Mr. llsgle.don' raissiou to rs-uill this witnqEi on Jfonday morning., Court hero adjourned till 9 o'clock oh of lands in Barry County furnished Monday morning. application, at my office in the Court House. Fikk at Mi’skkoox.—About 11 o'clock . W. H.JEWfitl on tho night of tho 21st, fire was dis­ nuii^t. Mkk. covered an an unoccupied building on the north side of Muskegon Lake, in tho township ol Muskegon. The burn­ ing building wa* about GO rods distant from nil other h.iUMn, ami waa nearlv burned down before any uno arrived at the fire. Th« next morning two human liodies were found in the ruins, burned to a crisp, thd logs nnd arms being en­ tirely consumed. A man by tho name of Kirchner, and a boy about 14 yours old whose name was not learned, were seen about tho building during the af­ ternoon previous to the fire. They were also eeen to go to a aaloou near it, fcr liquor. It has been surmised that they liecame intoxicated, and went to the old building to bleep, aud there sot an old straw bed on fire, which was known to Of Home Manufacture. bo in tho humic. As further evidence in favor of this tlieon*, u pile of nshos which must hnvo beeu made by burned straw, was found about the buditu. This Go to the is un-Zmon* muI lesson in respect to tho use of whisky. [D 15, II 'ORTH. GKA] VAN VEL9OR * ROLFE. k /Tf 4WPTCT t ___ _______________ L. RUSSELL, Sttui*. State Pomological Society naite in making lh* abort a grand damonalr*tion of the prdneUen of Michigan . Aiu«. Eahibiiora ua ATTORNKY st Law, Inanrue* and CoU*eUnx iSXvwBliSSaM. CHAK 11- BAIER. •on •tr**ta, Ualon blook. Over Burlvw A Goodyau'artora. HuUn<*, Mlch. , July BEST AND CHEAPEST State Items. The Livingbton county people are voiy much excited and troubled over an indi­ vidual who wears striped clothing, lives in the woods, stonls their chickens and makes himself gtinernlly obnoxious. 'They telegraphed Mr. Morris, tho agent uf tho State Prison at Jackson, that one of his convicts had escajiod, but the agent ropli-ul that his number was good. The India* of Mount Pleasant were yrently bcundalumd on Tuesday morning (July 25th) by u report that a bnby hnn been found in a pile of shavings in the rear of u certain wagon shop, but when on rushing to’thi' foundling, ns they did and finding it of the rag variety, they felt batter. Groceries, Little Red Shop! Now Goods Juat Ftecetred. West of Bank. GRANT$ PHILLIPS. RUSSELL 4 NEWTS' A. WOOLEY STYLE BEST Hum thar ntw Goods. This is the Lad uho drove ■ the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS!' A JotM^rilln man, Mr. 8amuel Adams, having advl-riired his wife for leaving his bod ami b *ant. th- lady publishes an indignant rejoinder, saying the bed was hor own and the bmnl nothing but rotten potatoes. PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. DwaHlny on Broad-ay. near tba Court liutuc. WNL UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN ud Sanreon. OSieawa street. Haaliaca. DR. C. C. LINSLEk', Dutirt. H attend ■lrtL WOODRUFF I SininijMiaU, DRAKE. M- l>. A. REMEMBER, STEWART k. STEINHOEF. for warm meals at all hours. Washington Block, South side State St. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. Sinew aid Mechanical Mstt 1 OPPICK over Grut 1 Mlebiru. It PhUHp’i Store. Hwtlnn. MILO T. WHEELER, ■",i ewi-!WOOL I? ARDHMs C 1TY PAINT STORE! ■----------- —_______ _ \ inc COMMINS Sc BROWS, n , . Best in the City.: COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, St a Whlaker or stimulaUn* licrcrar*. but ■ ■oicixic witbto the reach of ril. Price, only SO Cents a Hottie. Th i* article hnubeen thoroughly toated and found u sure «ud speedy cure for tho following complaint*. Jaundice, ludlyottlion. Sour Stom­ ach, Cosfivcneiut, Nerrous and Sick Headache, Elver Comjdainf, Fever<0 Ague, 1/yspep.tia, Worms in Children, Files, Wlious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Sirin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Flood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weal; Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Ehcumatism, dr. <Pc. J. W. MAYSARD, J. C. WOODRUFF. Iloune-Painting, Graining, Paper-hanging, . . JCabonfining, Jfc.,. STTTTP ARTIS At Hastings. ’ PAINTERS. THE CELEBRATED Sign and Ornamental Painting j on/ OU I ISAAC W. VROOMAN. OlSeest the Court Ilouae. HsatiaEi. I C* • CXpSriCnCw ' Hrs . j SHKRIFP. Farrier's Improved! D«nc in tbs lateal atjlei. De*l<*r* in Wall Paper, Window Shbade* I'ictor* Frame*. Looking GlaMra. Varnirii**, Lc«d*, OBn. Mixed Paint* Artist'* * P«®' Marabal. General CoUectiw Axeat E. 11. MALLORY. GRANITE STATE baring removed it to llaating*. and CornSheller! Shop comer of Cbyreh ud State, Stmtr. Matting*. Mleh.. orer Briley'* f UanicM Shop. NATIONAL HOTEL. * CAMPBELL. Propriaure. cor FOR SALE AT forausu. Mutiatlnction. 'jo toer.ditrston hctvbssA W• T. EASTMAN'S rarwooi^n,,- (..&) . Warehouse ou Broadway. um win u < | Carded to order, and sent back in good ud th* umfovt of gne,u mad* * vp»ci*ity. (Condition. / j___ _______ Auotlonocr. AARON CLARK, Land and Calcined Plaster, I Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR'S LIME, WATER LIME. New Warehouse, LUMBEB, LATB, anfi SHINGLES Adjoining V. F. Dwight A Co** Foundry. 'nrWRVlSHa^tMS Opposite P. O. genuine Bittern in one OO Cents Bottle of Shepard's Cofnpound Wahoo Bitters than there ia in a whole case of any OMNIBUS AND HACK LIKE. J. 8. VANBRUNT Proprietor.—Leave the Hotel* for even train. l.n__ <1.. ui_._ i. WELCOME MARBLE. August 10. 1871. •- 1 ’UK.TK I Illi It KICK. Phyniciana ihroughout tho City and PATRONIZE HOHK INDUSTRY*- Price, only .VI < a Hottie. HASTINGS BABBLE WOBKS Gold & Silver Watches,; For Sale by Dru«x\i. .nd Dealer* Genrrully. 1 MAKE A SPECIALITY OF ALL STYLES OF C. N. SHEPAFtD. Grnutl Ilapltlit, Mich. k BLACK A FULLER, Proprietor*, are pi epared to furnish MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES. one and two Mated ud mH to lint the Unw. My work »u awarded tho Fjeey Ptriiw at the TABLE TOPS, Solii Silver ud Kixt Coexrr Fata in 1S5S-M ucTO, also at Stale Fata in 1170. All work warranted. Brick Shop, 33'Waterloo St. Grand Rapid*. . . H. *.noBts, s i V y ±XtrwoiT*1 “th*?"1 °®m tft’RSERIES. To the Ladies!! lability, ud Impedime*!. to Marriage generalMra. M. A. M*niM w»**touiuma**to tba taiv; .Xervnuuts-. CouMimnhon. EpUepu, and dtas,*f Huttaw uflyleialty. that*h*b comxuUjFlla; Mental uil Phjrafcri li<c«p.»ciiy, rnultinr receiving tenr* mWUom t* bat *to*k of from Neif .Hum. hc.-By KOHKRT J. CULVErf __ _ _ _ T w . wc-t r . i. . ..r .i._ m ,'____ t»„_u •• & . X I- 1,1 rec K. T> X v ITALIAN WHEELEB tc DOWNING AMERICAN NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, ““««s i.11^0^,. MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. a.:. Aa cheap u any ahop in the State, N.B.. We will attend to tho Mineral rc-dre«aing old alone*. Sboee, Clothing, Hale ud Capa, Ac., Ac. For Hale. MARBL MARBLE ot Shop near the Boaton Cosh 81 Boston Cash Store We pay the highest market price for all Crock 8 root. kinds of Country Produce. MUSICAL! rewiring addition* to our al™d.T LARGE STOCK OF GOODS ud are •riling at bottom figure*. Eaatinga Ju. 3ttb 1ST1. KM EK* AN RICH. Dealer in Maaicri I»- A CARD. Michigan JExchange. ta: Tk» totbsTruliog Pablie, u brio l«‘- AND Horsemen MONEV TO IOAN t TAILOR a FABLE! •KA*, ATTENTION I HaeUaga, Mich. blacksmithing. of the beat ARTHUR WOOD, ___________________ CBAK. 1 c. kLIKS » CO. tew York. FcwKJfice Box - J. ROBERTS A CO« j Ocnerral Denier*. Ol’EIW BI GGIE* LECTUBE TO YOUNG MEN. lion mrv be. mar cure bimaclf cheaply, prirateir and raaioriir. TUI8 LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO THOUSAND* AND THOUSANDS. jall3tf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, JOHN WHITMORE. «• * F. LYOt proprietor. |i M. PRICKETT. . Dat* n^ted on »hort aota. at this Office. �AllArwadUa The Statj Sept. 20, TiiMlUiriJi ii in Marquette q the year 1870 679 births, 185 and 270 deaths. Good Bargain* io ams, & Co The shipments of iron fry^j fur lho*present Beason amoonM 659 tons on the 8 inat ' - I^ast Thursday, through tickets from Greenville to Detroit were sold for the first time. Can be had by Calling at D. R. COOK & CO’S ArrongamenU uro being.made to put up a telegraph line along the lino of the Detroit 4 Lake Michigan Railroad very speedily • Office in Hastings. Doors, A company baa been fortaed for the ID 0filer the following Tax Titles ----- TO BE HELD IS land near Muskegon for the raising of Osier or Basket Willow. Blinds, It is reported that great fires are rag­ ing in the woods on both aides of Sag­ inaw Bay, causing a wide extent of "smoky wegtherr* \•, ' - The City of Grand Rapids, &C. The product of the Michigan School­ craft copper mine for tho mouth ending August 10, was’98,500 pounds of min- Situated ia the ^various Townships of SEPTEMBER 12. 13, 14 & 15. DRESSED At Fenton, tho hardware store of E. N. Chandler was broken into on Sunday 20th, and some $7 stolen. A residence* was robbed of S'k and tl»e hardware store of Mr. Ripley was broken open ' and 8500 in money stolen. The State Teachers Institute was in session in Mosou ou tho 22d. There were 75 teachers present, some of whom are among the most bticcesafui teachers of the State. of LAJfDS Barry County—one of Michigan, ASSYRIA. ;sxertw.; Mtcairriox. StWivtf nwcaimo.v LUMBER, 17!nortb SO acres < < Of all Kindi*. i j ' ; | SPRING & AVERY’S, B lUdlax of <’- F. Dwight A (j01 .Wor.w * The Larirat and Kett Assorted Stock of 5!:?i At Manistee a dilapidated old vested ' hoi for some time been lying in the riv-1 er near Canfield’s dock. In the cabin > blood and traces of a violent struggle ' have noi^ been found, and it ia surmised i that still another murder has taken place in that locality. n WOODLAND. BR1 GOODS 10 t'WETIW! Another sink hole has swallowed up a 1 part of the D. L. & L. M. R. R. exten- j 4on beyond Greenville. Oi*e hundred THE ABOVRspUT REPRESENTS and thirty feet of the track crossing an the arm of th* Muscalunge Like, near Tru-1 fant’s, miles northwest, suddenly | sank 80 feet, 15 feet under water. nwfreV nwJ4af»wU ■« w ire X wa ffhlem Jlichifuui BALTIMORE. Wm. Winters met with u painful and I it is feard fatal accident, on the 20th, at | r» *i c : » • the rolling mills, Marquette. He open- i F Sillily oGWlflg’ InSCnlllG el a flue of the'hot blast, without closing ' the cut off, and a sudden rush of tho SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED ’ burning gas struck him in tho face, set 1 his clotht»s on fire and burned him sc-1 EASILY fcjDSRBTOOD. verely. HASTINGS. So Kerfs.X siwptofne* ofjne | 2J Jj| W I •'refPl ® > »cr«s 5» The burine.AS of donning up the streets ' 1 No oilier J/acliioo ruo» »o ,ca»y or tuak«> ao * little novae in itaopcratior. Il will make any width of them drairfd wilhI oat batting. ' Queen Victoria, who remains nt Bal- i 11 Wl11 tDua cr«ry »<*m aacorciy. . . . ... -T. II Quilt. Bind Uatbrr, HemIt will Cord. L'raid, moral, is again ill. itUch. Rnllle. Tuck, and Fringe neatly and du- CARLTON. »»<• -'•hall Olier at (but Time Always io Order and Really for Wort, ivceptacles of filth ns require attending ; to,. was begun on flip 24th. in good [ earnusL a large force of men being en­ d lt< vlttt part, are madn nf <>T ,trel ami caaegaged in tho work. . •' I hardenod, and will last a lifo litm-. . s<n w JOHNSTOWN. ’ HjaaKofN ---- TO BE FOUND IN----- FLOitETverE SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS BARRY. i 2|.w«r FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. Gen. Sherman will leave Washington for tho North, to-day, lo be absent about five weeks. - HOPE. SPRING & AVERY. la Tailoring or Dreaatnakiiig Gen. Bowon, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, has returned to Washing­ THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. Please call and examine the Machine and iu ton. 7. ’■ -. ' i. ¥’ work. You cannot afford to bnv a Sewi chin* until you have >een the FLORKXC its late improvemenu. Dr. Uviugstono is living still- When lost hoard from he was SOO miles went of Tanganyika, •wherever that 1$. wMofn W.w’6c®«.jg-nWiaotaefi. n efreof n e |ofn RUTLAND. J. W. & C. Ge BENTLEY Office and salesroom al The Treasury will sell $2,000,000 to- day, instead, of Thursday, in accordance; with ati order from the Secretary of the ' Treusurv. . • n N •JfeeN * MAPLE GROVE, life* CASTLETON. Michael Keley fell into n kettle of [ scalding brine at the salt works af>Ed- ■ dy * Avery,' Bay City, on tho 22t£ and was scalded so that no 'died iu a few ’ hours. Ho was about 26 years old and*1 unmarried. . . . . , , GLEANINGS. the 1 Counties in tlie State of n • fre of June fBmfoMMra to Dicker A Rentier.] Ifrfl; tf , SELECT SCHOOL. . James Gordon Dennett, or., spent $125,000 in yatening, last year. Professor Tyndnl has invented a Seoman’s respirator. , * A IRVING. tf- °u' ELLIS SOHOOL HOUSE, ! I’reparalory for Teacher*. and those who feel in- Tho arrival of tho cotton: worm is t«r.«tcd to put to a Rood neo tbc advaniages they cb'ronicM in 1-n.i-innn i ‘ ve e ir »r n -r 1 Drery lindent expecting to attend should be PRAIRIEVILLE • Miss Spaulding, M. !>., oi bandujfci, j prwwl n u,.t dar.^ eunr men or women pre­ amputated a man's leg a few days agu. > paring tor teaebitfg, or tridter school, will find ' . the etuddte* »o arranged a« especially to meet . Homer Henderson, the Chicago artist, | their want*. i< nt Ix.uk Branch, nnd Inn had wvdrnl I ' - , . . . ,> - L-J Th- ,«‘TI willeloM in Umeeo a» not to Interfere with the •fittings lor n hfe-sisoa picture or 1 rest- commencing winter school. ’ * dent 1 Grant. The grand jury of Sonoma, California 1 is in doubt whether to replaster the ceil- J ings of tho jail or to furnish prisoners with errbrellas. ORANGEVILLE. Tuition to tlic Heltoal, 83.00. For further information, addresa. MORRIS E. KEITH. Aesyrb. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. CENTRAL The Cuban telegraph cable has a new l foe. Turtles are said to gnaw it, thus j several times interrupting communica­ tion. . The family reunions may be regarded NEAR THE BANK. as run into the ground by a gathering of the Coffin family at Nantucket/ The best stock of Meat always on hand. The Louisville Coarier heads an arti­ Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, cle on Henry Clay Dean’s new departure vr any thing you want. with the quotation : “OneHby one tho SIMON BIRKENRUTH. roses foil’’ Meat Market! The New York Smm dabs Justice Downing the Dexter of the Bench ; he disposed of-*48 cases in 95 minutes,a few1 days since. Moldings a Specialty ALSO, LUMBER FLOORLVG SLDLYG fr., frj. 17 «x « I • x B.Miwij, wrier. ■ wWofiwX a.Mofn.M FARMERS YANKEE SPRINGS. X ot ■ • x Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS' BOOT, SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, THORNAPPLE. Tilton sayi little stouter trace older thou five years ago. Tho Rev. Ferdinand Faithfnll, father of Mist Emily Faithful!, of the Victoria Prut, died recently in England, aged 82. . A “Father Mathew Institute,” in honor of the apostle of temperance, is proposed in New York. and then call in and get for Yourselves, Wives or Children, the - Go thorp for your. his select Stock now bn hand. CHOICE Parties desiring to purchase will well to Call. We will’ cheerfully giro all information desired. ». R. COOK «fc CO GB0CEBIE8! A fine stock Jcar Orxxm About 100 delegates ore in attend­ COME: AND SE1E THEJk ance at the “Blue Grass Temperance Convention,” now in session at Frank­ fort very best and cheapest BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, from Oysters ond Rtereshments. Horace Greeley says what we most on hand at all boon. want is, not women voters, but 50,000 •2^1 H. A- BU8ELL good nooks in our kitchens. Aborget your Best TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE, TOBACCO, CALL AT JOHN ^STANLEY’S Ac., Ac., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in Pure Wines and liquors I the City. Hastings, Aug. 21. FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSES. JACOB MAU8. �Panorama and Exhibition. In good style ami re^coaM^rtaj^j. DAILY DURIHO THE TRIAL. M. BOLMKI, fabtoer. THAVELERM GUIDE. Ladles' fine shoes of the latest styles at Rumtaji's.' Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jactcson at Buryak's Call on Miss Wilcox for millinery goods of all the latest and best styles. J. ROBERTS. 1'. K. CtDTHiNo House. best and cheapest Clothing, Gents Fural tf E. An Every-day Story- ■I CH I GAR CERTRAL R. R. Grand Biver Valley Division AUGUSTIN? 1. 610 r a "Hello John, where are you going?” "I was going down here to buy some grocers.” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ ien's to buy mine." • f “Down to Alfon's? Why, I never bo’f any of him, I always go there to buy crockery and wall pa{>er, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo't a whole set ot crockery and papier enough to paper my bouse, there, 20 per cent, cheaper (han I could buy any where else. Besides he wa1< ranted xt. The crockery he keejx b the Boot’s celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do fo on urocerire, and 1 know you can. Besides he take* anything I have (o mH nt a fair price, too. 1 get a better tobacco, tea and sugar there for the same money than any where else in town.” M.ALLEN, Washington rilock. Aug. 15,18X1. ' tike evening of Monday, the 28th Inst., Prot G. W. Chaffee will give the most wonderful performance ever witDesaed on the tight rope, extending from the Union Hall to the highest acceotble point across the street, jicrfonning some of the most daring and dlffl cult feats, such as crosalng the rope taiilriss|ris blindfolded, rollllng a wl. ad borrow, turning somersaults in mid-air, hanging by -bls hands and heel*, and other feats never attempted 1^ any performer. The Prof. hM per­ fortnod in nearly all the prlnoliml cities a»d InntttutforiR In the country, includ­ ing a daring ascension over tho North River, and Is acknowledged by all to be one of the most graceful and finished rope artists In the world. Immediately after the ropo ascension the Hall will l»e opened for tho evening's entertain­ ment. to consist of u splendid pnuoralDa aTNff- York dty. .nd no «lkaiUio consisting of tnnslo, ccmio delineations of various characters, conga, both op­ eratic and ballads, the whole consti­ tuting an evening's entertainment that cannot fall to please tbe most fastidious, and Instruct and amuse the crowd. Ad­ mission 35 cents. Children under ten years 15 cent*. PlOtfic.—There Is to be a Sunday School Menlo at the grove near the resi­ dence of Rawson White, Esq., about two miles north of Middleville. A gen­ eral invitation is extended and a large attendance is expected. ACCOM. « lOpii LOCAL EVENTS. SPECIAL EOTICE. Important Railroad Meeting. A meeting of thscltlxens of Hastings and vicinity will be held at the Court House on Monday evening next, at 7j o'clock, to hear the------ 2 the — — commlttej *■’ and ] north “SlXaiSSw at IMO a ax. D.trollExjitm at farther Iqtlofi »the meeting may de-’ determine. By order of Committee. D. R. COOK. __ ~ Local Jlotice?. Wxscoxsix.—Ex-Senator James R. Doolittle is nominated by tho Demo­ crats of Wisconsin as their candidate for Governor.'’ pBoaxfM.—New Hampshire, like Michigan, has passed a compulsory edu­ cation law. It directs that every parent or guardian shall send his child to school twelve weeks each year—for six weeks of the time the schooling to be Continuous—under penalty of a. fine of 810 to $20. Clover Hullers! •*-.> yr.i '■■■.• [■'. zir-a i iti SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and Ann A_rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS. . BALL, BALE ASD KALAMAZOO, PLOITS WD (ASTLVGS HAHB0W8, MACHINES, SAWING • ETC, and the largezt stock of A.GRICULTURA.L MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt's Hardware titore, Brown’s New Block. H. A.Goodyear. Dan'l Striker. GooiJear & S,r'Aez and RUMSELL, Dealers in Railroad Meeting at Battle Creek- MIW MIMS, A large delegation of prominent citi­ zens of Hostings, Lowell nnd Otisco, tert from the commencement of (he ittttt of met our citizens in the City Hall, on ovr Daily, we will take nAtcriptietu for 'Tuesday last, for tho purpose of consid­ J. A. Greble, of the firm of Greblo Twenty-fee Cento per wed. Send in your ering matters relative to the construc­ tion of a Railroad from Battle Creek to & Russell will startfor the East Monday ■ Greenville, Montcalm county, by way of for the purpose of purchasing fall suj>- nanue Immediately and Commence naw. Hastings and Liwell. The meeting was j pliee of.goods in their line. Look out organized l>y the choice of Mr. H. II. for a grand "filling in” at this mammoth The California Minstrels are coming. Brown ns Chairman, and H^ II. Hub­ establishment. bard, Secretary. Dr. Ellsworth, of Additions ore made to the crowds of Lowell, addrestsi-d the meeting. He said Wanted- Wanted. these delegates had come to learn wheth­ people coming to fhe trial every day. Every one having unsettled accounts er Battle Creek wanted a Railroad to to call and Fettle the same by September Greenrilie by way of Hastings and Agricultural Tools, &c. Wooden Ware, Retsim are being made ut the School 1st, for I must have my pay. Ixiwell. The pooplo of the latter plnce lOwl Mason Allen. House. J were anxious lor a line of Road reliev­ AGENTS FOR THE ing them by competition. LEATHER BELTIIO A SPECIALTY Old Reliable. Marriageable young Indies are rejoic­ E. C. Nichols made some remarks in ing because next year will be leap year, repuil to tho. connection of this city The reliable, thorough, practical Busi­ and they will have a chance to make with the Mansfield and other roads, so We will not be under­ ness College and Telegraphic Institute their backward lovers come to time. occupying the attention of our citizens, sold by anv House • that they had not given, perhaps due is located at Grand Rapids, and draws MADE OF In ^Michigan. its patronage from far nnd near, and it New Lodges or Odd-Fdjxws—Tbs consideration to other new enterprises of the kind. Of course they are favorable in many ways pay* young men and la­ Lake SupeHoi* Irox Grand Master, Isaac Sides, of the I. 0. •to nil I. Inn -- ----- ■ of— I ‘ all projects for Al... the development dles to go along distance to attend there 0. F., of the State of Michigan, with this ana the country through which the at "beadquarters.” THE BEST IN THE WORLD. John A. Grbblx, tho aid of James D. Lyon. D. D. G. M., contemplated rood is to pass, and will ' Mark Russell. Cancer can be Cured. and H. M. Fowler, D. D. G. Mt, ol render all the aid possible. Alto the Mr. "Willard could not speak with that ~~ Grand Rapids, instituted, on tho 22d '. Mixer's scrofula and cancer inst, at Saranac, Ionia County Saranac definiteness which he desired. Ho spoke WOODLAND PARLOUS. cf the organization recently formed to mixture is warranted to cure all cases Lodge, No. 168, of the 1.0. of 0. F. construct a Railroad from Battle Creek ACKLEY of cancer and scrofula In every form. On the 2lrt, Lodge No. 16!) was in­ to Greenville, by way of Ionia, preclud­ Bend for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad- stituted nt Salem, Allegan County, by The Corner Grocery/ ing, to some extent, any present action tho Grand Master and others of the or­ with respec t to the enterprise tne meet­ Hastings, Mich. der. ing had convened to consider. This wns SLADE, the idea he wished to convey. Though Hains, Williams A Co. have not got Skbiovk Accident.—We learn that it was bv no means certain tliat the time to run after accounts that were to be paid after harvest' Therefore, wo ex­ Charles Brown, of Hastings township*, Road would be constructed, still he thought we < ould not cousBicutly abnn-: pect every man to coll and settle up fell from a straw btack this afternoon, don the jiojecf. At ail ereut% he bo(«*d their accounts on or before the 28th on the premises of H. Myere. seriously no action here to-day would be regard­ fracturing one of his armn and other­ inst We mean Uutin>u. ed ns final. ■ wise injuring him badly. Dr. Charlo Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. T. B. Skinner stated that the people | Russell was called to hi* areistanee, but qf Ionia were now nl.out taking up nub- j IX cent sugar nt Burell'f. up to this hour has not returned and we roripticns in aid qf th« Road to that-j have no 1uith» r particulars place, and committees bad been appoint- j ................... • The New Fnm.-J. W. A C. G. Bent­ ley, m&nufacturers-of sash, doors, blinds i Druggists and Chemists, Tsui: to the Lj.ttkb, axd Dzsuved. and moldings, and everything eke; are —From the I'latndealtr of Thursday wo Dr. Ellsworth, being again called up­ so busy selling moldings that they can­ and dealers in clip the follow ing, every word of which on, stated that they p eferred to have not write for the local column this wqek. &.C.. &.C., Road to Battle Creek ; but if they could is tiuo, while tlta reprimimd adminis­ not have ono, they would have to go to! PATENT MEDICINES Rubber mope at Buseil'*. tered to tho Prosecuting Attorney of Kalamazoo, became a Road they must I Manistee for his insult to tho people of have ; it was tho necessity of his see-! Peaches fresh and nice at Busell's. Cheaper Ibnn an/ btory tn Hanlngx tion of the country. Dr. E’lswnrth' Beet Sheny wine, bitters for dyspep- Barry is richly deserved. OILb, The Prosecuting Attorney ul Mani.° ‘Ve i a. st Bubell’f. tee, it is said, <oni.Jains bitterly that I th“ B-°“Jto VARNISHES. The Town Talk the intelligem-n of Bony county is nut I *n .r to Oreonvillo, WBt Hastings ami T>jw«ll, over TURPENTINE. Is the name of u Choice Brand of Ci­ D-piosentcd by the jun- that has he*n' impanuelleil. " We are, unpanuelkil. are,‘candid to confer cunfoM ’I “ BDrt? Lotb®5 T° !°ute’- . . . .. , . gars just received and for sale at the ' I that did tb»y not rejirewnt tho intelli-1 .• ,® Wja»n«n»a stated that the first in- TOILET and FANCY HOODS C. It. HICKH. City News Dejot. geuce of this county better than tho in*B^ in-f mnet*n!? was PERFUMBRY. Hardware, Stov es. Harnesses, Iron. Nails. Glass, Detroit Stoves, C.H. HICKS, Groceries, Crockery. Glassware. telligence of Mnniiitee minify i« vnnr*. ~held.was on his return from Ionia, . BOOKS A STATIONERS, ; n,ol‘c® B’Ven’ The Laecj.it Biock of Scbcol Books sented by him we should fed Srfo CHOICE TEAS, complimented bv their aolection ■ ■ ’ V1'’uK,.,t uiglmua Road was not a fixod in the City at the Oily News Depot ^5! i ^K)t^ these Roads GROCERIES, will bo built. Bottle Oreek is able to do , Beet cbeeM In the city atBuscll’s. A Card. ■ ter chare to build them. The Chair CI ' GA RS and TOBACCO, ranted au to hear from xiasungs. Hasting*. ueor iron j A Choioi Stock of perfumeries at the’ Yr__ ° responded, Mr. E. G. WillfonM, of the Flnt NaMr. Bowue, of Hastings. KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES City .News Depot MATURES ttonal Clothing House, will vlrtt Detroit rtaung that th? people uf Hasting were about the first of September for the pur- about equally divided as to Battle Creek WALL PAPER, Ao,. Ao.. Far Photographs and Pictures, of all poee of assorting and filling yp.hta stock or Kalamazoo. He thought, however kind*, call on J. F. Minkler. nr-rv of ClothiiK, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, they would MBit* in building a Road I ®XTY DRUG STORJE, Ac., and would be pleased to fake orders from Hastings to tho former place. Tgs Towx Talk, K. C. B. and E. B for any especial article required by gent-t After a running debate between Hall, three of the best.Brands of Cigars —foil lines of which (ho market will M“ssrs. W illiard. Dr. Ellsworth, and • Stalest.. Haultur., lUeh. in the market at Post Office. Dot w«Tsnt his kwplng, viz.: tiiljr and others, the following rosolutkm was off­ other fin* hats, kid gloves, extra forge ered by the former, at the request of a Cheapest fiult jar al BuselPs. trediMwear, IrareUag bags, Ar., Ac. numberof delegates, and adopted, and Hams, WHUaew < Ge. Great care and personal attention will the meeting adjourned. Retailed, That this meeting of tiiecitiDo not claim to hove the only Mold­ be given to these orders, z-ns cd Battle Creek are in favor of ing Machine in Bany county, but they I will ctose out my Stock tmuailt BAAXKA-orourD^iv H±?X.lh±1 '•,ffort,,yi!h , have one that will stick any uud all kinds qi moldlDga that are needtd. of Summer . They abo tatte oti hand a forge number the Leii.cn tttirty Rtcidlays: of Coora, wh, blind*, moh’lti^s, win­ wiX'biitelwlSL cjwik nonbrnuj iu io,,!! by or Dry Goods and Clothinpdow frame*, Ac., that will be Mild at low lisLed curing the trial of Vanderpol Bn<1»’» fi’rtheranoe ol the pro-' * VlOlIling • -Bdw In progress in that city, 'ihe re^i J**’’ *fc wcoB'mend a farther meeting 1 . . n Seventy-five Cents 071 the The place to bny your boot* and shoes nora it coiitains are full and very satis- <*f citizens, to bo called, to consider the ! to trial r<w tJlij1 DlBbctl QUrin«lht en- question in dctail-at an eerly day.—Tri- Dollar. i at ttVMYATB. $1.00 for 75c R. MUDGE. BOTTLED Ml BEER! ____ ttsrtaKKs OttLBBltATtV AAT ITO’S OR BEEK . BOTTLED, ALBERT EJSELBERQ Ft. CUrlM R„t,uriol on K ’ OBoe Mo. u Cmu St-OrtnJ ii.nldt. **«**«■, tMprovad' treatment, quirk .Miura ..lj •w a'MaMa. -gmM vWo.„lfcr j, Srmtuu! Wnlw.. . P.O. Drawer 2001.*Gri'udR^^dajif‘ch. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-28.pdf 4effb859b771ac53e5d7d0c3e9452733 PDF Text Text ®ljc tjnstinqs Banner. DAILY EDITION. HASTINGS, MICH., MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 28 1871. NO. 12. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. «>. tuarke.1 xxbibit “I." I did not find quarter alter Ans.—Mrs. Vanderpool had been „ , Mr. Hughes and .. He came out • Objection i.iadu by the pants and vest when searching for on the ’balcony * on Sunday of visiting and conversing with her hits- overruled un i exception noted. his doth** that he wore eu Sundav. II >. of* his ’ ’ own accord without being cnllM! Thirteenth Day’s Proceeding*?»d “d ««- ul»ut ;u Irure, wh.n Mr A ,^_r |, oflW r fV)1)1) Ans.—The first note was fo for 82,50'J immediately returned to the jail anti told by mo. When I was first nt the Bank . ■ ,<,du“,.r.t” 1""—1 '“l tlx. la»l SOW lum that I could not find the pants. He ou Monday I did not sec any scrubbing, 1 hr l.rter fo Lcr^ymg .butth.re ... . Cra«rt«m.ta>d by Mr. Hugh* 1 MOUSING SESSION. raid "that k it, that is going to appear nor w.w there any water ou tho floor. ’ tetter h. had jw.reJIm, in.ad m lnm “n„ Bdd ngainst me.” He also said that he and He uppearod to bo sweeping out dirt. ! Ii.au.,«ud bad read ,t ud hu.1 a. forth, i ho ha,f , d, in Blnk ol Mu.„ l ield had had n scuffle on Sundav and Was next then- about 9 o’clock and ■ cr ...for !i Bh. wok .land tat her . d JuM . u Auguri 28, 1871. Ise had Iris pants, and tooktuem them have slated all I noticed about his up- i h^ddrop1.,h.r.,d.«ndl num^im.-, ir ■ ‘ond soiled i-rtnv, luvK ” ba[ w,u|d extorted, Tiwma. Coqullterd wonlted ~i -tun, on , l““’r auu , ________ r2'° ' olr i nnd 11“*, ,° D “ ,hat Fi ®ld ,et ,» soo^e, uke„ ‘l”""' .?. lx?‘ ,b'’ B“'*' ■ >ui'o. Field took' tlw dirty pant, ud" pcarance. Ho gave me 825 on rent j y tpuk rt. Bh. dul not muk. .ay rrere : T1,J fl„t no(„ . x««.v__. lirty pants nnd Mr.Effltte.ton read th. .tetter „d of ,2.too „„ gi„„. I downthe Ma.»te, ,„•! to tt,c c„d olj.terted for the back windoia. if h« which ho counted out himself, and $100 i ..... rinaow as if ho on bank account which ho gave to me to ! as lollows WJW wojj ncqmuntef] wjtJj Vanderpool the piers and returned, with another — •_ -in the j couu was going, to throw them count but I Xl>d not. If Field! “Folks in Manistei Mich.— , an(j know nothing against his character. "kw.w,. > , he - Vanderpool— * had Dill Brew.. * m , war. iu ytor pte». A| jt „„ diMOTBwl that tvould toko? ' ’ U'' °n^ * m> y^ou don’t, jhoso are good pant?' think I would have noticed b’s excited । Sundav. we come from tho iron • * . . , . j and then he brought them back and put | and confusod appearance, but do not on ;luinb. and had wm. mining ...oo.y- ■h.prcre.cul..... wore .jam wdhout .itObjectiou made by Mr. Hughes ’and 1i thntn them on a chair, but the next- moruiug j know why 1 did not speak of it at tho j in tho after noon we soon your Bankpr j nessos, os one of thv Steamer* on the <»vt n-uled and exception noted ' ^e he sni said that ho burned them up tugeth- time. Next went to the bankon'Wednes- stand , iu his door. Wowent in to okanpi l^ake hud boon disable 1 and had failbd er with the vest. Saw Vanderpool pass day morning about 9 o’clock, and met , our money.* Thon wo got him to write to make tho usualtrip, which rendered t^\6inj“txtes. , u Jeuer xo niB W1itf m tne juh at oue time. ! a letter to his wife in the Jtiil ut oue time, there Dunham, Ingram nnd Con- ; letters for us rind told stories till night ■ iTwo- ST* Vil?' “1 ?'r. T1 4~xV look 4k„ lhc 1„4.„_ li'1,er Cfrom , '-’ r | ‘ «" , > “ "J •'» ■ --- l.__ l.„_.l — J _k_ , OTWt but Jid not ynow it necessary to udjuuru till to-morrow then bill punched his head with on iron ?±X.±S‘,■ »W ■“ '» him.vh.tb.v.youdono’ and ■ I was going tu find them there. Never ,oar lock, lie bled bn folded newapapert morning at It o’clock. l»dy d,agvod >u th, water l^hr.d tho nMhi, w,. tb)ril tI1„ hud talked with uuy ouo previous to this that I put in the back part til the stove,1 ' n ? t.r'kr dt?0TT P"1,‘ ’rl icl' •» and th. . nr<d«p. about the matter. We staid there till ,and 1 spilt somo on Uie fluor, and then and nUvhurW nduut^.nd ,f th. bop. w«s then marked exhibit 3 " maltha AU Around the Stateabout noon and I orrosto I Vandenwol there was a epit box up wt there so l * wa. u;4 artrtmd th. wmxt >t would make tetter “ 4." Th. letter Mt rough which when 1 lelt and ho was in my custody nt |i throwed-on some ink and water. Wo i or« minute, monc IT m> >ron I ,dtr.(tel Ioy MtMltion, but I could not Saginaw is to engage ih car building. dinner. Did not have any warrant fur i put things around his head aud took him " 'iti I I “ "ouM **•" '™d n,d it „ th.t Um, „„„ d„k hal j him. He remained in jail till after 1 with us bo ns not to alarm, next day Monroe is infested with burglars. ’ b?“‘ V~ix«>o» «> lh. did read it before it pared out of mr ------t—— —------the Manistee trial when I took him to weight ot it. 1 rowed down • t -. to 1 Mr. Bullis. Af- Jacksun. Remember tho night when ' before wo ^ot well out wo druped him . Ckesauaing wants a railroad from. > ' i------- i'A. ---------the — river •••“• ■ possession, I gave it in L. Michigan with a boat nqie and a ’ •ast v\ odE-.eedKy nnd the sea was very ter his wife had gone, I talked with thv fluppowd'hodv of Field wns found | ■ Flint west to Txuke Michigan. ' piece of Iron ballast. ealm. If the wind had been sokagh as ; him about the letter and he said he was mid brought to Manistee nnd I ndmit. Gen. Custer is visiting his friendsand (Signed.) James Nolan, t' ir", rieamer Manistee. I wouldj borry }ie had written it as that would . t«l to the Jail on thnt nigh. Mr. Couovor, . rejatives in Monroe. XVx. Bbown, j Hn At. ,o vcntuJ® OUL * do not uppvur against him Ho said ho want- Dunham and Ingram. Mr. Conover went Sailors.’ ’ Tho fall term of the Hillsdale Col­ Know-that 1 ever rowed dotnx there bo- I (O «iu something to console : into the <idl first mid the rest of us re' lege oj»ons on the 30th insL Followed by this: ,ore. but «as requested do «u bctoi-e hi.« wife but had made u mis- mahied outside in tho hall. They came • coming up here tu testily, in order to WM bOny for it. : between 1'1 nnd 12 o’clock nt night, Michigan has twenty-two cheese fac­ “ You ha<l better trace this now with i prepare myself as,u wdnes^ 't>n Thursday I again searched the house Did not understand that Mr. Conover a pencil, and copy at Racine or Muske­ tories, of which the average cow: power yhules treeor, the h<^-«tard witae%«X(f Vandenuol far the imsaing money, i went into his cell to draw a confonriou gon, send to Fred and tell him to have is 400. :>ving duly sworn, nrid' J reride in ( £)ij uot iiuJ ajly at that time, but uftHr- , from him. First saw these men in front some one who never wrote to me, and is The wealthiest and most successful Manistee mid mum I making burin st > wards found iwcsc, on going with Mr. of the jail mid did not come with them, a poor writer to copy, word for word. pouch grower at Spring Lake is H. G. presem,. but was Sheriff of Manistee Ruggles. 1 foand it in die wash room, The reason that I admitted them al that Date it New Ycrk, and have it all writ­ Smith, a colored man. v«a*ty in 1800. Field disappeared on un »!„, floor, between tho flobi aud the i time of the night was bseaute 1 would ten, and directed, and dated and dirtclad The Air Irina Railroad lietwuen Ro­ bunauy eepteasl'er i<h. I860. Saw hiding.' There were 19 pieces—14 faeces ■ admit friends at any time and 1 do not in the same ink Direct to Post Master, \ nnderpool twfcv oa that-dny. Once , wert. English wvareigus nnd tire.rest j think Conover was his enemy. I re­ Manistee, Mich. Be sure end have the meo and Armada is being newly gravel­ nte ut 8 o 1M‘lir:^c house ho uc- Wvre half ecRSwuigns. This room joined | fused udmisrion to Mi*s Scribner at one date on letter and ou envelope corros- ed and otherwise improved. < u]-ied and he Ls«d <ki a pr^y mit. Have J j|ie kitchen. Vanderpool was in this Hime. Arrested Mrs. Vanderpool also,at Cnd. This is a good deal, but it must JSastern parties arc buying sheep in *ten the coat obkh-. faand it aa Septcm- j Jvom alone two or three minutes wash- the house of Mr. Ruggles, and think I done, as cirvumstnncetfrvre all against Jackson county and shipping them to L-ausi' juid gave it tu Mr. • hiuisalfthe day I arrested him. It' gave orders that Miks Scribner should me. Tell Fred to be sure and take the New Jersey for breeding purposes. BullfoT 1 Bullfa. Next <aw Imu in the afternoon . jn «ue<nrner'uf the room ned could nut bo admitted to her but I never re- letter to N. Y. city, and mail it himself. The Lansing Fire Department holds <>n Sundav sheat 4 h* seen ('iU"ve<y j o'clock.!!, ^.i k - m ~ . un the 'nut be till vety ckx» cloao to to It11 Was Was fused tu let hor in nyirelf. When I nr­ Don’t fail. He must not write about it a tournament tieptember 12th and 13th. nricany of hisbouse. ytatfcww him onI' t>Wwn ~___ .*«“exlxbit «• « “J•” which he .identified rested _ ___ ______ ____ __ _____ _____________ Mrs.________ VauSerpoul, _____ I did ________ not tell ___to______ you or let (any one____ else.) Mansfield 1’rixes valued at over MOO wilL.be Moqjlay about half j-ut six*x. si. he was a?ta lett«r from Vanderpool•(•» his wife ; her I was going to urm-t her but asked i knew where he went” -weeping <rat 41k. Bunk. 1 was driving i K\Mch he bad founi in their house. Tho her if she would step into the buggy and ' ., K~-i„4ri_ niczi _,„,i ,i,_ i„, awarded. past and stopped mid jumped out and i*acr wtt6 -written from Milwaukee. ride up to the jail. On the wav there I ] Alr* ^r'^ton aiw nu ws .Howell claims to bo the bast interior -aid to hitr, y<*i :trv down early, and he iJmse-exuminefl ?»y Mr. liaghcft. told her it would lc necessary for me t<> •t4?r previously marked exhibit J wheat market in that part of tho State. -aid yos,th>s wi niy fast day afoue in buriWasHkeriff nt riie time of’the arrest^ keep her a few days, but did nut wait j which had been identified bv Mr. Secor, Farmers in great numbers for forty new. 1 wcut-iato theBaukand the little Vitnderpuol uni had besu tor about • till I g"i her into the jail. Tbi< was I follows : [The italicised wor lrwere miles around the village resort there tj. doer leading behind the courier being aTOr and u ha)L Do npt-WMh tuiuake about 9 o'clock iaXhc morning. 1 bad | uutj( rMorejj M make sales. open, I passed in behind and saw tho car- jsJv wtoi^; statements and you can tell been adri»ed to arrest herby Mr. Bullis | «u„J rrKr oh itojo A new mission chap»-l has just b-.-«n pct was tabmmpaa(Llayrin|a pileou the , lw*Well as l, fcy you know when wo have and others but did nut know the reason milwavx«i , . ug. - , . built by the Young Men’s Missfuaary floor. The curtain on tho «c*-t ride was i the-oleatious. /Reckoned the time for it. uor did Dear Wife : ^Beckoned un up the time as as ' for it, uor did II inquire. rai’uire. Society of the Presbyterian chim.li, at drawn, Imt onihoweet ride ’ was thrown ! t vt!Or nuj eight anonth*. 'Wo* about ,, xr-i . . . ... , ,, , stopped at Inidington to put on Bay City, at on expense of noarly\812,, ’.4i.._i T'.vr'. Ls • ,k. r I-.. . i .kx3^n^" Que*. —habit Whatut wasyour habit at that ■ so did not get hero in i-.a...i.:_.i . ....i a. u ,Qucs.—What was your that i men. lumber and ttere : Weiuretey jfonuug tim. .bout wre.tiu< Wte wh.a.w.-r । 009. It is a handsome stru-.-terc, StatfiO - J, . . btWgaBu.4<.?l uf J.rt tl-re rJ.SwIorT.tt. Jto.lL Wa. p.!| limo fur the morning train. 1 wont over Lv suggested it to you. . to Englemans uffioo uud met NntoEngle- feet in size, of the Gothic order. Sir. you unM .<4m» •wnoper I thew to tbe iicswflice. Cmdd see the ; ‘ . Gbjocted Ki by Mr. Eggleston, as nut! man, but Mike had gone tu .Manistee vices were hold. in it the first tim la-t went oct HtH; said I hadinot l»e<-n to I frem the fop of the bill on Maple ( Sunday, at which appropriate addreaaei 2but will be beck here Wednesday uiornbreakfast, nut lie wud he lisdnot eitbon, | the jHjstoffice-closed aud did I crosrcxauiinatic-n. and orerrulei. were mode by sevenu gentlemen inter­ , __ AT-. ing. Nate took me in his buggie and auj l»jrf.y.itb «.. 1 na. ttto.|wtg,. Had M 8on I An4 , „„UD,g Al- w -x- Whom™ ttej'rtwutm^ 'dro„ hi, Bo„k,„ nnd onX „a). ested iu the enterprise. We understand 1^m«Uun«.,d*k<,r tltoiav-to >n- .u..1, |fMdre!buraormug. Tan<lCTro„r.|U,r„.l ,dru«l u, d„ 1 di3. I it will be dedicated September 10th. Jio told tne ho thought I would have no qutxe .tout Sir. FiJd.toMto 11.11 tod tourete about too block, torn the J..L dld „nv „r„nl f„ |,«. ,rm)li A village has been laid out in» rtfrrrequreted to.» do as, and rfre.. I tok- ; n„ ld«.k. are 12 nxl. wid-. Th. bank | lei,. h„ ute,ut „ d„- und . itof tokrl trouble to raise $'>O.(»OO,(Fiftv thousand) ~ I wanted it. Still I must make nltown of Salem, on the line of the De­ ed bun if he knew where .he was lie {^-as^hirt when 1 passed doarn, 1 think.; . .... Junk. : up • cej].1 A Mm Runrte, -re.J .-.ih lo„o„ fot troit, Lansing, and Lake MichigastRailsaid be slid met, 'bat had probably run j ----- ----,B.— the,-----------poatoffice not more ' -----------------f than , liex. jfoi JU to. h«re x.y .rtur.ro. wM ( Q road, to be called Summit away. Whou I-saidahat-waagueer he1 ekreeininutesnnd J I tnrued <o — go back M. ----- ------It. — Iterate, --xtou. <1.. Hhrore.rtiton.to.MiUudN.l.bS;, .-aid lie kind wou awny liefore and wu saumediately. and found the Bank open J .tWeri»g where tfo- xnouey was, he A quarrel among chursrb member < iwould vevLalfE :hean<xf him ve the salt and got out and went in. Ilad no i«ar- . Ine about the meney when he Wednesday morning and try to get on raging fiercely at Feafan. The cause" water. Went to :tlhe hank ugain ; ocular Amrincac to call-nte ici.. Remain- -come out of .the jail, after talking the Ifoat that night for manisteo. Still is the i>oraiateucy with which some o£ „ if I get up a deal it may detain inc •t tMMM there three <rr four .minutes, then i^ith Vanderpool bat I did not know his in the aftenraan t*-jgvt souse money. mor — tho congregation insist on taking their VanderaaKil ]>oS .----------------■rue€5’o O0 ""taApply •'•“Tr'y ou °° went to* building of my awn occupied , businoM when he went in. I admitted longer. I went to the first Nat’s! Bank dogs into tlje sanctuary. The church rent. IfIfrid Mil hBr. the :l Bank r ’ owed “ ’ nm , w-]fc. Hfailey at the cornea, and white him to talk upon any «bje.»: that ho and they told me Field already written choir have seceded in cons?quence. A uratAA—.JY ------ 14 like tu ~4 .Vanderpool mae up to the «w fit. I wa- net'wgtiag for him them we were going to disolve. He wa-i missionary is loudly called fbr. ..bout SKS.OOnsid Iwreuld get I-WM about SMHt.HH}. rand oeW^d him to look fn-jre to mde ibame to breakfast- Ifo when become out, bat'«« pieveeded alnughtg fast. But Um Bank hero is on at his bowk anil «ee.iflii agreed sith me. ntf fhiuk he'had the rubbers on at tuis itnxncdiately to Vsaderpml's liouse and my sido of tbe iotrweit, & I will do my . TEACHERS' NOTICE. He loobsd .at .'his.book;cad then .turned time,-but iie had on black pent* and a (if,mud the money spoken of. F*eld and liest to close up with Field note. Should around and said■4,wl*at did you say?” black root. We got into .the buggy, i T.aaderpp<x»l kep+ do sareant- or clerks we still Im together, I will shut his end I told rrini;Rgnin,-lhen he tamed to and 1 do mot .recall whether I drove ;4|Mt I know ot Tin- fout-print inpoken IllaUiny meit.ti. Be patient all will be Examination of Teachers fbr Bair County. Fall Series. IU1 irregnlsr shape that I can well take care of y«unelf. I am sorry look nt Lw book and.ogt-iu turned twice has clear ho his hwnse, or -whether l»c „f wa, more iu ti*e same way -and aslurl me gut mat at -the • earner ntxa-t n block 'hardly describe, it was irregular on one to leave yen but cant help it—ever your . - rnwimusoi will PC , Gconon.” what I warted, rihan be-«aid he gwi-ssed from his bouse. Did not haro any cou-'^ide and round on the other, being uwu held m fullvw,: it was all right, and hertook uut x pile vernation writh him at the stare or in the uhout 4 inches on oue ride and S ou the At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. Court then took a le-.-ess till 2 r. m. “ Hnstiugit, Oct 9th, and Noz. fitb. of bills sad toldnao to<c9unt uut «nat Buggy that I reedli, nor after he got o«L . other. Got the box of jails four or five Cannot vucall anything nbout it- !-days -after I arrested hits, and perhaps “ Assyria, Oct 18th—Ellis Schoo! me out 8108 and 3 flriU-dwiw a reoevit.’’ l-oohed ati»y deck when I .-started to I four or.five davs before Field's body House. Robert W. Stamford the forty-fourth town, i* tbe way I know what j mas-found. Had aeeu ikis box two or He atqieared confused unfi excit«J<and go At Nashville, “ 17thwitness, oad one of the new ones, being absent-minded. When J went in ho time K wsRicnd itxmas half-past six, not ; ihree .times before I tod. iKncoarion of “ Middleville “ 20jhwas behind the counter with a broas. iu more tiicu that. Was abaut teveu । it. I tu^k it from a drawer in a duly sworn, said : " Hickory Cormfrs, OcL-25th. I reside nt Orion, Oakland Q>., but his hand an 1 the tioor »was weL, fide o’cloekor a .quarter to seven when I i<fo*k iu the jail liall, to which he had “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. was at Manistee, Mich., in 1869 visiting ’ ut.hi* • i- «house. Bid ri..i not ae>*-. I changed Va’adiirpoel from had on a pair of xubticxs uLd no stock­ 'left Vaaderptxd ... ..... .uu yvu.mnrac tne piaaiori ings. Was tfo*r<- iignin on Wednesday go into tLe ibaek nx<i behind she cur­ one cell .1* another while in jail. Do my brother. I/jft, there in October of Snperintendent. and ».li u nnu ,writ that year. A few days before tho dis ­ annonn m al.thia ea-ly date the Fall Serie, of Vandwyo"! ro- uo*. know that there was any difference morning about S o’-ciuck. Air Dunham tain that morning. appearance of Field I sold to him some inatioM and. in cunnecikt, with II Invito Conover, aud Ingram, «r<?re th«H maineil is the front :wom while 1 was in the seuarity of the cells in particular, English sovereigns, probably over 20 behind tfocounter. Was m* .jr-'thero bat the.last one did not look uut on tho and wore making itiveeligutions. t> First slzwt aud had a high buara fence around in all. I sold him two or three pieoca nsristediu wreadisx down She carperi more than t-w<>*r three urinates •uueilon. Tb» -und“^f Bam-’ m.“y when Vanderpool swl yuu will not heard of tbe rihaapjioamnee of Field iL Never saw thin box of pills in his in the fore part of August and the rest find it all there ter 1 Uwe burned r.bmt 9 o’cfockrimt .nwrning. J&o was ; poeaKiioq, but took thran fra® tbe in nine or ten days after. Cross-examined by Mr. Holbrook. -----Mf-jje of it up, b'.esu* it was dirty. I about as l*ie e« h* * «»ow’- l«riu[*> a • <le»k drawer. Can awear he Field was iu tho bank when 1 sold A SelMt School at‘ Woodland Centre, under the <i -1 tnit box fur I saw him found one or two stsiw w here .the car­ 2itrle more flashed. Wae also pdecvhon . 'iia »«rpcr. will eonaeneaKept. him tho first lot, but I do not know how chamofPrer. ■ it in his hand* ono time at the desk. pet was stiffened. Theie wim a lout / saw him on riuudiw •raorning. There 1 have print ot one place fumti by a re< dish axe two ways in wkicli oxo can go Ifrom 1 brought him a cup and feu epoon to many pieces there were, probably two or three, nor do 1 know liow much I,re­ Vanderpool ’ s Louse to nb« bank. One take uwdimae, but think he did not take wuUt«nce. This q»ot wr» abost four ceived. Do not know where ho i II will commence Sept- 4ib and continue fix week*. inches in diameter. I esnsed <ht floor tlcough the badk ifour .rad the alley it from this (box at that time. He had Euperintendrat of School, will aUo conduct the money that he paid a The soma meant lots and another box and tho two lay there to­ got tnioiu ciam for teacher., at the rillura of to lie,wit out. for I saw a large spot that acsoss me whether ho got it out of his pockets !her. Gut tho letter enoken of and quarter nearer. ' gcfl was inked over and very macu scrubbed. this is about a or from the end of his nose. If ho took , *uc uowu as the ‘‘Brown ana Nolan let­ l found in the matching raised will th.’ Theother way is out aS the front door । g arkx'issi&.tei it from hia pockets, I do not know from and WJWU down *u*i-v Maple rtreen Do aotremen dirt a reddish substance that looked like ,auu —-----—-------— -. ter’ ou the ev/Jnin’of tho 19ih, of Sep­ and I swear before thia jury e. Readier, Grammar. Method* of Teai-b. „ one, . blcixt Hanging on the nuder side of I her whether I bud any eonversahou tember, I think. The evening that Gon- which mramtM. will receive ,pw-i«| attentlua. and God Almighty I do pot know where over was there was on the evening pro” • ' ~ --------thebdaril were drops about tne sine of » with him on .Sunday morning or no, l . O1 eupvnntenaent st pea and of ri r. ddLh color. Found a but think not. I went to pet some feub- vious to the inqvest. Saw him give (he | eJ,u Mr. Elins W. Merrill, of Muskegon m wsuapcr on tl* counter «iih ib»* I er pillows I l-d «<bo barn; letter to Mrs. Vanderpool. On W’ednes-1 marks ou -one ride, of the size of the end j This was about 8 o’clock and the next day when we ntwe at the Bank I should was called as tho next witness, but Mr. -jf tbe finger, and on the other ri ie was I time I saw Mm that day. <*• about 4 think there were 80 perapas around j Hughes objected to his being sworn on * .. . .. one mark. Also found one tine hair, 5 o’clock. I was passrnc bv on a wau tlwro at a tune, and the chief topic of < ' .1. v " -1 ie ground that hi* name was not on or C inehre iu tengrt. Ixwkrf in tbe. with toy lit*, girte awl to “ conversation was r icld s disappearance. . fc , , , i ot know------------------------------of any crowd being store ud a r» ry tod .tuell proceeded jko bJrony «bore aal --etotouoe*am- Did --------------o there - i t*1<’ *nfomntion. Mr. Nelson then Stated that this Wltfrom ,t It bnd'tto odor ot burnt tool- wna.iuo by toying, Ite bud b.d «m > «•« un Tiizrewlrtto T.u-tev \lnr1„ Mode nnmtoxmfntore no mreutory r\C of ttlxto the ‘, .-u E.m.1 tun xm.lt red .tow "" th" 1 rltto. token of th. honre, and toked m. „f,. «, Wedntod.y. Ttore .to a t. tiu 1 ness w«i3 discovered only last Friday, as part wall Como er robbed hi. h.nJ if J wont -d any ot them, and 1 nd I I box n> lh. burglar fo-oof chert abouts a J । having facts important for the pro^ecuor-r the ink .non, remr .[qtennd 10 lx- did not know u, I drt Ihd not toy .toc.tes deep, <1 .neb-. tr.d«.and 3inclto . tiou. n.oirt and otter, dry. I tooth dinner | anything t» him £ Monday ntoromg , fang. There ya, a ruaUto Un eiumge iJmwd.tod itow te teing nlkat for il 1 box .bou, f# foobre long'tod 2 itoln-x Tho obfortioo on orermled ond ox­ . , . .■ — ,before — f--- iL ta.htoatore Ixx. ■! Jbirthte —l..« l.e.iexn» ItrMUJ.l* UimUOCl. lOr 11 Mltn » epuwpou. aww — — — — | — k_.i U«,I 1 pevtty early tu be talking about I high at the batk rid* which sloped down’ ception taken, when he testified as folwent into 0fo wash room and wished, I was i—. - 1 u ' j to tho front One box went in endway.s lows: then we went to dinner - after which 1 business. and tlw other udnxrxjx, te.riog . Irtlto j j ,m lkMtouw/ n, ' Mnrire™.. .nd took lum to jail, returned to tk« Counsel naked him why hi sai l it was । have been engaged in the lumberond examined his clothes tho. be had on , nil tin"- about Lush spaoe in trent bosin^ l hor Vxodapod Sunday morning. Then I went to the pretty early to be tnltang abou^Lu® „.fr^lnTt 1,-T.,Mt Bgghy.--., an inrentoy«'«».. Leto,,trheu Mr.LllgUfou "*««•» W .11 yoodrrabqta regud fo th. tore.- '„6d hi„ fa Jol ofTSg i • ', • - ’ .-entente of tbe tof.-, and found a tetter foh, mmtoaf ereto exemit»«M>, Wt the ftr ot that letter at the jail ? Oldretioo mile by Mr. Hughe., 11 “PJ"1 * “»te with him tod ho book and a 150. U. 6 bond, about *oO I OTnIt dimWd it re proceed without n ,t , . _ ! , . • I camo for the purpose of paying it oe in mnuteted ftto6m.nl currency tod which, being overruled an exception was getting it extendad. Got up that tountinx .Wt a noted. Qoes.—What was the amount ? * hMpitsJity of the people U Oranc-rrillr. bo esn T. 11. DIAMOND. Co. Supt School,. SELECT SCHOOL. .. ...... ..... IO IBKe C feel on the 4th of .Sep'i-tuber, at the ELUS SCHOOL HOUSE, ... ,-... ... . ,*,v ...r.n'u"r- ...tv drain- from aucii a *unre«, conitently adding paring fur ’< Uw .Muddle* ting men or womrn prewinlrr aebonl, will find commencing winter school. Tuition to the School, 03.00. For further information, addrew. �Great Union Exposition Al Grand SEl’TEMBKB 12, 13. M AND l'v Itrtl, Hmtuxob. Mich., Avgust 28, 1871. 8ENERAL iwo faim ix oxx- CONVEYANCER; ABSTRACTS OF TITLES What Answer 1 Gentlfmcn of Uio Jtxry, or lhe Grand River Vdi’ley Hallroad. Of tbe Grand Ruphls mi«l Indiana 1 lull toad, of tbe Northern Aerlcultunil and State Pornological Societies, the Union Fair Commntee, of the Business and Mercantile LDUrtaLs of Grand liupids now and hereafter, give cur. Two hundred nnd forty rods «.<; miditional railroad will •■nnble cara to run from the A J my street DeiMd to the Fair Grounds. Why shall! it not l>e made, and that immediately ? Weureiold that the cost of the work would no: Ik* more than $1,500 or $2,000. But suftpoMf it bu twice or thrice that. lx>uk at what waits. Ten thousand jicople in this city aud intermediate vicinity are writing nnd wishing to pay at least one fare euch way—at ten cents each that would be $2,01)1). Ten thoumiihI more from other parts of tbe State during the four d^ys of the Fair want to do the same thing—S2,WK) more. Do I you sec that 1 Aud if such a road wa* . made a permanent thing it would be thus busy at least twenty days iu each ' and every season. Shall we have a rail­ road to the Fair Ground*? What an­ swer? . To the above, from tho Dally Panic of j lhe26th, we mint the answer will be in the affirmative. Such a road would add largely, l>oth to tho property on exhibi­ tion and tho attendance. Let the road be built. Location of the Odd Eellows* Institute- GRANT & PHILLIPS of lands in Barry County fnmLihcd on Hjiplicatlon, at my office in the Court House. W. H. JEWELL. missioners have located the Odd Fel­ low’s Institute at Lansing. Though in doing so they have clearly broken orer tho plain instructions and conditions im­ posed by the Grand Lodge, yet their action is such as will undoubtedly secure the approval of that body. Tbe Enterpriu of the 9th inst says : Tbe committee appointed by tho Grand Lodge of this State, for the pur­ pose of locating this institution, were in session in this city yesterday. The point selected for.(he Institute is tho city of lensing, tho brothers and citizens of that city having donated tor that purpose property rained at $40,000, it being what is known as tho Rogers’ Female College, a building built of brick, four steries nigh, sixty feet in length and width in pra^rtion, standing on a tract of laud of tftenty acres; also twenty-fivo acres of land adjoining. Truly a mag­ nificent donation, worthy the whole hearted brotherhood and citizens of tho Capitol of the Statu. The only j oint that contended for this prize with any chance of success was the village of Three Rivers, St. Joseph county, which offend the sum of 826.0U0 dollars in cash. This was doing nobly, but the cuunuittee taking into consideration the largely superior bid of the city of Lan­ sing, together with its central location, awarded it to that erh. Wo understand that it is the intention of the committee to proceed at once ' towards raising aud collecting' further sinus of money for the purpose of building^anothcr wing to tho building similar Sr lhe present one, and cottages for the widows and orphan?. When this is completed it will make on edifice that the Onler can well be proud of. A month ago or more, the “dead beat’* of an Owosso paper, contemptuously ig­ noring the subscriptions ot Corunna, which were then $1,700 more than what had been raised is Owosso for a united purpose, claimed that the location of the Institute lay between Owosso and Three Rivers. The fellow stumbled ou tho VAN VKL9ORJL ROLFE. ATTORNEY’S at Law. UarUnn. Michiran. OSes over National Rank, corner State aud JoBcraou Street*. ... _ __ State Pomological Society 1.. HLSSE1.U. ATTORNEY at Law. Iniuratice and Cblicctinc fcir»cV£-n^ * Are .bound IfuHnjt, Mick: Dry Goods, For the In*the Koeieiy- Yearly member­ . I.i(e Mewbcraliip ticket* J1O. CHAN. H. HAUER. HENRY 8. CLUfiD. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. sed Grand Haren. Secretary. .Solicitor in Cteiu-cry. AH lopl bu»ine» cnlm.tG.W.GRIGGS. Grand Raplda, Freaidanl. ueilroad and steamboat larva at excursion ►onrtreot*. Union block. t>i er Barlow & Oood,tr». Freigilt moatlr free. year’* More. Ha*tiw, Mleh. Jnrly ex peel »bip ti I. A. A E. A. HOLBROOK. BEST AND CHEAPEST TTURNEYS. and Conneellor* at Law.and Solid! ■>r* in Clianrery, will promptly and fdlhfully a! Groceries, I1IIIIIS Mil SMS, WM IL HAYFORD !17^rA3?tffc^a!s?S late Agent: land* bought and Mid. nnd nil buv .new tracactlon* ou raa*utul>!» tern*. .Ofleooir Goodyear A Barlow** (tore. C. <i. HOLBROOK, Ot Home Manufacture, ATTORNEY nt Law. Mliellor in Chancery, wi! attend promptly to ail biuinwi* entru.ted to bin (Moe over J 1* Robert* A Co. » drug More: oBc And everything in their lino of Good* at prices as low a, at Jaekson. or Grand Rapids, And in manywn Lower. Go to the ATTORNEY and Little Red Shop! HARVEV WHISHT, New Good> Juat RocoMd. By tho following, from the Saginaw Enterpnu, it will be seen that tire Com­ GEO. C. WORTH. LAWYER. Corner of Jeffarrao and orer Barlow AOoodyear• Store. lUrUrrn Mich. Ari chanlcal Sadciy ’West ofBank GRANTS PHILLIPS. DJW. J. ML R C. Rl'tJSELL. * mw russell A. WOOLEY — BEST STYLE Hare their new Goidt. CHROND’ Cuunaa. “ This is the Lad uho drove , the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's miulloudr Tbunday after- jom BUBkHTi. PHYSICIAN and Sorrton. Dwelling orf Broad­ -ay, near the Court Boom. TINE BOOTS! VOL UPJOHN. la t>M ttlr, Manufactured by DR. C. U. LIN8LEY, •BOTANIC ami Boteetie Phyrfeiaa an treat* all rtrvnk and ■eatedie*< » to an can* by day or night. Ofiee al WOODRUFF! A. P. DRAKE, M- D., $itw iHninggall REMEMBER, STEWART K STEINUOFF. for warm meals at all hours.' Washington Block, tsoutb ride state St. llomember the place. Op- I posite Lein's Bakery. i South side State Si. i --------• Striffit and Meciaiital Batiste, OFFICE over Grant A PbUUp'a Stere. tia*Uar>. Mtehlran. MILO T. WHEELER, Aii%o,ws?^i* " ii W fill {) A RBI Mi t C ITY PAINT STORE! The Best in the City. COMM INS fc BROWN, I J. W. MAYNARD. | NOTARY PUBLIC and General Uneven ■ and Oitil.nwun JfBrrwa mree<, on* ! Of Kmirtra Blurt. H»»riXi>. XllK - i Graininy, Paper-Hanyiny, /udtunininy, *c.,\ THE Sign and Ornamental Painting i CELEBRATED Farrier’s Improved! Dane la the latest tty|e>. Dealer* in Wall Paper, Window - Hbhide* Picture Frames, Looking ' Experience ! II SHERIFF. * 30 Ya ars \ . GRANITE STATE w- rr0o”" „ Oflee at th* Conrt Banwu IiMi*nr. I DK^UTY U.^S-Mmltel. General ItelteMim Amt _______ ’ E.H.MAGUORV. CornSheller! Matetiala. Window Glwe, etc., etc. romer of Church aud State. truth, for though by the foregoing ex­ tai In the City. Charro* moderate and everybody made to fevl at home. Splendid aeommodatiun. for areaik j«H3<f ! W. T. EASTMAN'S been located between those two places — but considerably ) the other side uf GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES.' Owosso.—ShiatcfluccAmerican. z^teb. ■ £> [ NATIONAL HOTEL, I TOE SALE AT tract it seems the Owosso sharp-practice was not even noticed, yet tho college has —.. ........................................ ■IDPLE.ILI.B EXCHANOE. Warehouse on Broadway. Ayer’s Ague Cure, JLkx.0. Periodical .-jid tndoe-J ail th trota rna'zrtboa. RJftilSTKH of Deed*. Ueaeral Converaan Notary 1‘ablie. Vffleeia thoCourtllou» open at alt boon. *Ul/eee.to be paid when J. C. WOODRUFF. PAINTERS. Howu-PainGny, At Hastings. r^Woolrenfby Bwlrtred will be j ih.-ax»t-jobk»ox. Carted to ortre. k»d retu Uck ia good । conitition. ------------------- A.uouore—..------ ----------- AARON CLARK, Land and Calcined Plaster, Dumb ; LIME, WATER LIME i.. BARIXW * GOODYKMTC; New Warenocre, I । _____ MlacoUuncoua curd*. No •••»<• nin-<- !■ hmder calM f.K hy the i<. . ...riric* vf U«’ *i*ri-M jwj-fv than a sure end >ale coin i « r.»cr mid Ague. :m'4> hr .i:u u>r« enabled t»> oner, «>!!» n pertfr l ■•mainly Hutt it LUMBER,LATH, aoJ SHINGLES' , August 10. 1871. Af^uining V. F. Dwight A Co’a Foundry. OMXini’H AMD HACK LISE. j J . 8. VANDRPNT Proprietor.—Leave the Hotel* . fpfv rery tmia. Order* ten on the Sate at h-i- WELCOME MARBLE. that uu harm can an»c fton iu iu« in uuy <[iiantlty. । •WO. Tor tho patient ewnte’. lie risk ■nualtun te violentHtlnr.*-.. I th!. Iialcfi B. Tim ** Omsk *’rX|>r.r •J.eiiila.matic tu ax® AOVU the ay»tem, and the<!crdopmeat of tbe •’i-na-r. K taken c larxe ..uapUur we -upidy for a dollar bring* it xrithln the ru*rh uf roarybody; nnd in IrfUou* dis­ trict*, wtwru asp Ai.i k prerrlta, ererybwly rhould have it.aiHl n-- Il fnrly Imth fur cure and protection. It L hoped thio price .will place H uifom tee reach uf ait—tbe iiooraaneU a* the rich. A great Mimriority afthte remedyanrer any PATRONIZE BOMB* INDUSTRY' , Catarrh. Arthma, PalpUalk*. OPEN BUGGIES To the Ladies!! Ma. M. A. Morrill wfahw lo annoanea to - - Kin Ceesrr Fjlib la IUM1 toe 70, ateo at State FaiainJKO. All wort warranted. Brick Shop, 33 Waterloo 8t. Grand Rapid*. ABTHUK WOOD, n. a. ttoamu i oUntil ■ LACK A FULLCB, Froprteten. .re pirpared to turniab I MAKE A SPECIALITY OF ALL STYLES OF Vntchea. Clocks and Jewreiry Repaired - . HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS Gold & Silver Watches, Silrer aid Plated Ware. aoaaara. J. ROBERTS fc. CO. I General PFevm De HASTINGS NURSERIES.' monuments, HEAD STOKES. Hlrawberry onibl. tvra TABLE TOPS, MANGLES, SHELVES, ETC. .<th# teat ITAlLIAFT F«r Sale. NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, AMERIGO MARBLE DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceriee, Bool* and Bboea, Clothing. Bala and Capa, 4c., At. . Shop nrer lb. Baton Cult Blare vreek Brent. -£n32?*™‘» MUSICAL! U}c^.io lbe®,rkBt- CaD al tbe Drug Store •UDr. Barton and eee it, South Site Slate BL, naatinga, Mich. ,ig Aja HatUnga JatL SWi isrt. F A.RMERS AXD •UEMMAN RICH. Deatertn Maxell la- Tinea a rtaiEr ncis. ’-A. CARD. Michigan Exchange. MOIEY TO LOAM ! ^Horsemen ATTEKTIOS! -------- ------------- —-------- .... ..revniret nt Ml Lake. Barry Co„ Mich. * , JOHN WHITMORE. • white ia tbe citv. ’ *-AV. LTOft. ww^r. Hartlnrw Max Skim. PRICKMTT. 1 Blt“ At this Office. °" •h°rt “°‘i» __________________ __ �ERIE RAILWAY, ATTKISTTIOX! 1,400 mil.., undor 800 mile, without Ono Management. Change of CORohee. n ROAlt OAVGR-DOirOLi: track atOVTE Good Bargains in NVEW YORK 1 KIKCIPAL BOSTON YOI1K SlATM , POINT® IS XEW AXD THK Oil- REGIONS OF PENNS YLVA Can bo’ had by Calling' at SOUTHERN THIS RAILWAY XXTEMM TnOM Ruvhestor to Now York, SR5 mitos Buffalo to New York. 423 mites, Suspension Bridge to New loot 44^ Dunkirk to New York, 16u miles, Cleveland to New York, 026mi!ee < inciimeti to N. Y., Kf.O mil<-e >-AXU XS FROM t-sf L. to 27 MILES THE SHOETtB EOVTE. . TT%TTA„ „ A w UNION FAIR, v D. R. COOK & CO’S Oflic? iu Hasting*. We 0flier the folloirinfl Tax Titles ------ TO BE HELD IN------ C3T8(«»miteNMt«2^Xm3fe..' j SHEPARD’S I. I... I. 31., buudova excepted; Cleveland from Atlantic and tlreat Western Depot, br , < Hi.! al <l-'.l'l J! - L iftun Hl rt A COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, v" ■ «"Pt. VI ■ dV» cxcepudn Buffalo from Depot'dm™ Exchange aud Michigan Street*, bv New Yoe •ime, itailv. tSnnd.i* exccpu-d'.l atT. A. X A rri re* at i 11 - c - • » n ^_. ■ Frier, outy ,10 Cruft a Bottle. The City of Grand Rapid:.Sy * r,f LAXDS ' Situated iu the (various To wnslujis of Bony County—one of tho best SEPTEMBER 12, 13. 14 & 15. Counties in the State of ------ WILL FIND AT------ Daacaimu.' ssetiax.'Diecaiirio.x. sicrtox. --iz„r^«.iz ■iiawUufnwJ^ SO 0w t/lf a w 3U a.MornwK flnorth 50 acres of eXaeX » Michigan, .ASSYRIA. • r ..------.--------"nouy euro lor mo roliowinn oomplsinu, - -- r-------- , wpcT>M>wu, Aiuany, and the ceiebniled^umnier resort.Hbarou Springs • I Jauiulice, Iiuliffrttion, Sour Stom­ and with Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatcrn ach, CoatlreneiM, Nrrrout ami Railroad, and at Jersey City withMulnight £«. I press Train of New Jersey kailroad tar PhilsSick-Headache, Lit er Comjdaint, lielpbla. Fet-erXAffue, DiftpejMia, Worms Sleeping Coaches are attache.! to this tram st I in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite. Erup­ Drawing Hoorn Coacbea are attached at CJifiou I ■^•pvtision Bridge;, running tbrounO to New | tions of the Shin, Pimples on the Face, and all diseases of the EXPRESS Flood; also the best Diuretic in Use ..fat Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loitis. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. (Only.) Lumbayo, Gravel, Rheumatism, rmnati al 1HP u_ ' .. ... . .i . X MAPLE GROVE. SPRING & AVERY’S. «>& ’ n w X of u w X CASTLETON. awT; if „ X U A n,le 1 nn1A.M.L(Dine;. *,,itMbur.g 9.14l.SC A. r.M.: MMdvi DaSktrt Clifton 1.3 ) P. M., dnapi-oaiou Bridge, 1.3.1 P> ~ —..w w X.VIIW OUU.O M.; Buffalo tL40 P. 14. Arrives .t H„r. of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Butera - tm IWiI* “ 5*w York n'M .i,iJL ' •» Hnur* «llh Fortheru Coaxral Railway far W illiamapurt, ilarnsburg and the South - at J.ruv X of n w V A-®r-wk 94tto*cU, Recommended by all the firet Claaa Physicians throughout the City and a-frlpbia,. Baltiniorv and Washington : and at New York with Moruing Exprraa trains fur Boston and New England cities. Sleeping Coacbe. are atiacbed to thia train al Cincinnati and st < liftoo, ;Snv«B.ion Bridge.) i running through to New York without cljarwe. | only .30 Crnfn(i Hottie. ------ --------n w niuKut. NICUp EXPRESS, daily, (Sunday* excepted;) leavealCIlftoD &jo P. Al . Suapen'aion Bridge at i 3.3J 1'. H.. and Bnffalo nt “.'.‘5 P. M. arrive* at i A Sleeping Coach is attached to t!na train tun­ inn th rough from BuepcnMoa ! fridge to New, mi mas m tmpETim I money Slnw^of »»• WOODLAND. J^.TM Xof.oX ujoHof'NX JOHNSTOWN. ------ TO BE FOUND IN------ C. N. SHEPARD, Rrontletor,' Grand 11aphis. Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY 4 BLADE. Hastings, Mich. ISAe Wof n w X 50 So wX 2.i*n2-i areof wXufae 24 nlf aotesideoffs' Western Michigan. BALTIMORE. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dally, .Sundays vuruna r. m.; sieauviuc ai 8.io r.w. iSup.j Dunkirk allO.iw P. M.. Clifton. lu.OU P. HASTINGS. t> w ptofn e t ofjn c f 2.1 9|a w { except SO.acrea 50 ■ Breakfast CARLTON. duly one train East un Sunday, leaving I in- j fcTHE ABOVE C17T REPRESENTS cmnati al y.43 p. M.; Cleveland at '.V> A. If.; Clifton 1.30 P. M.; Snapetitton Bridge at J..75 | THE P. M.; Buffalo at a 40 P. M. and Dunkirk 1.25 P.M.. and reaching New York ai’.uO A. M. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS BARRY. FOR VISITORS TO MAKE FURCHASES. Boatun nnd New England Passenger*. with their Baggage.err transferred FREE OF CHARGE in New York. HOPE Family Sewing Machine SPRING <t .A/VERY. SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED. new Ferrv from their Jetaov City Depot to lhe toot oflSd St., Xew York, thus enabling Pawen- BASIL 1 UNDERSTOOD. Aliajiii Order aiiReaiy fir Ijrt. in a daylight journey over tbe Line, will find in its ever changing landscape* anbjectvuf continu­ al admiration and interest. RUTLAND. J. W. A C. G. BENTLEY fSuceeasura to Dickey A Bcnllev f. eptoiejf of a «le)f ofae Its vital part. are made of of Bl hardened, and will last a lifetime. "I IRVING. *»-A8K FOB TICKETS VIA BRU BAILWAT, ont banting. Which can be obtained at the principal Ticket It will fasleji every seam . Offices in tbeWeat and North-West. It will Cord. Braid, Quilt. Bind. Gather. Hem­ I. D. BECKER, WM. R. HARR. stitch, Ruffle. Tuck, and Fringe neatly and du­ Oen tSop't. Geu*J P«*»‘ Ag’t rablyWe warrant it to sew everything needed in a fatuity, from tlie heaviest to the ligbteatfkbric. FRAJRIEVILLE. ifftw | 6 ae^ofa»7f : Hawijofaw^ .2 DlaUnfneV n w % of n e X J* of e j of n w •Jx »f * • X aPo vt ot a e fre X In Tailoring or Dreaatnaking THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. 1871” Please call and examine the Machine and its work. You cannot afford to bur a Sewing Ma chine uutil rou have aven tho FLORENCE with its late improvement*. x Hams, Williams, & Grant Ac I?bilUp ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING 4.-.. 4.-. Go there lor your CHOICE GROCERIES! a wXotscX i.V”4 Moldings a Specialty Doors S.n plot wU olae X L3 24 S4 » n wX’ofueSa' ffS £'i S^eXofneX •XiVo'r.’w^ $e X^V.wX wUof.wX • H °rf • aeVofnoT* IM W 53 S3 54 towg^f.olotooi 34 34 34 11 n wXofo.X IMMotwiof.irl • J»"fseX tsar.-x* Y.ANKEE SPRINGS. FARMERS 26 K- A fine stock Jrst Ortxrc W X* • • X Blinds, COME -A.IND »KE THEM Tie your Horses at JACOB MAUS’ 0<j8tera nnd Ifyertshtnenls. &c. ST ORANGEAYLLE. MANUFACTl’REkB OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, 4c. Sash, 19 ■ BOOT, SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, awXof JleXofewX 25 U8 33 34 THORNAPPLE. on hand at nil hours. H. A. BU8ELL. 25yl -CEN^ DRESSED LUMBER, Meat Market! Of all Kinde. and then call in and get for Yourselves, Wives or Children, the very best and cheapest BOOTS, SHOES, and RUBBERS, from “Parties deairing to pnrchaoo will do well to Colt W® will cheerfully give all information dtwired. D. H. COOK Ac CO his select Stock now on band. Aho get your Best TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE. TOBACCO, CALL AT JOHN STANLEY’S near the bank. The bMt .lock ol MMtalwij, on hand. Ac., Ac., of him at much lower prices than at any other place in Own wod G« yoor Bhak, Bout., Eleratar Building of C- F. Dwight A Co, „r mt thiog you wool. SIMON !■' BKENBUTH. HASTINGS, MICH. i Haitian. Act. 3. UH. the City. Hastings, Aug. 21. Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MEDICIN AL PURPOSES. JACOB MAUS. Also, Imported Doublin Porter and Edinburgh pale Ata kent eonatantly on hand. JeffereouSu Httlier. ««»• �Pa norana and Exhibition. place to buy your boot4 and thoes T||b 1\epiIblica|I Brunau. ! IsThe al Rukyak'b . Oa the evening of Monday, tho 28th daily during the trial Custom work made on short notice,: Inst., ProL O. W. Chaffee will give the. in good style anti rearonnble prices W. II. HOLMES, 1 moot wonderful performance ever wit at Rtxyak'6. nemed on the tight rope, extending Ladies* fine shoes of the latest styles from tiwUnion Hall to the highest acat Rvkyan’b. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. ce*lble point acrosB the street. ]>erformordc” “•n*e,o*e “,hl’of5ce' Warranted Custom Made Boots from ing some of tbe most daring and difil Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jameson Ataite.fobaEwtel.4a at cult feats, such as crowing tho rope at RfNTAK ’B ________ backwards, # blindfolded, rollllti|ro a r'Baldaiore. JohnrM J Battle erwek. clo»« wbeelbturow, turning »omcreaulwNk> 7',midair, hanging l>y bl. band, and JU.H .b-W,, „.«, । «o»d. .dMltbalMaa. and beat alyl-. h„u j j ,7^ ' W , ■"‘D*00 «• Opfn .. ~ —ff “ ’ ’ ’ J. ROBEHTS. P. M. *J*’?' ATI05fAX‘ Clothino Houfe. _________ ,--------------_____ __. the ftDd rr — ,ur " “,cf<,r 1,10 ““ chM CDe,‘l** lKWl‘ »O-agSEgg; Clothing, Gents Furnishing (foods, etc. -------- —----------------- --------------------------------- tf E.G. Williams. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. ---------- —---------- Grand River Valley Division An Every-day Story. A.UGUS»T' I&T1. , by any performer. The Prof, has perf(irmtx| jn nearly all the principal cities and In the country, Includand institutions inititutk |iUg a during j ascension over tbe North ver and 1* , in River, and * Is acknowledged by all to '*• , |X? : one of tlie most graceful and' finished rope artiste In the world. Immediately I after the rojie aacetiElon the Hull will — “Hello John, where are you going?” be opened for the evening's entertain“I was going down here to buy some grocers." of New York city, and an exhibition j “ Well I am going down to Mace Al ­ MllSD. - ACCOJI.' consistinguf music, comic delineations. len’s t<> buy mine.” of various character*, rongs, both oj>-1 “Down to Alien's? Why, 1 never bo’t erotic and ballads, the whole constl-1 ‘ any of him, I always go there to buy tutlng un evening’s entertainment that ' ; crockery and wall pajicr, but I never cannot full to pleuse tbe most fastidious, thought of buying groceries there. Notj1 and instruct nnd amuse the crowd. Ad* long ago I bd’t a whole set ut crockery ! mfcrdon 85 cents. Children under ten land puper i nough t o pa]>cr my house.' years 15 cents. there, 20 per cent, cheaper than 1 could ! I buy any where else. Besides lie war BiKTKD 'T. Tbe rrt^t.ry he k„ |» |. ALiie Hone Jounial-Netable Cbsoge. the Boot's celebrated ware.” • I •‘Well, I always do so on groceries, and 1 know y.m can. Besides he takes ! ' L'iat October, Hearth and Home anything 1 have to sell ut a fair price, ; passed Into lhe hands of Messrs. Orange I I get a better tobacco, tea andlkaj j, Co nfRwMdwav New1 <ou. sugar there for the same money than । C Br7“yya-' • f l w i any where else in town.” । > orlti the well-known publishers of the. M. ALLEN American Affriculturitt—a journal long i Washington Block. Aug. 16, 1871. ’ without a rival in sterling value and: I circulation. The marked improvements "■ .!<in KajidChariot iv ; Clover Hollers! SUPERIOR. MeSHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and Aim .Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLCIWS MJVD (.ISTIXGS '»«p* ' 4 10 •Mid l’.»n »r I ‘.V. ¥ / X/-1 a T MACHINES, in Barrv Countv—for s»lo bv ENTS. ! E. P. BURRALL. ■ Journals anywhere issued for the family drek—-adapted to both the Juvenile and , adult people, nnd meeting the special j Important Railroad Meeting. wants of the housekeeper. Besides It! supplies very useful chapter* for the A meeting of the citizen* of Hastings garden nnd faim, and nn important I and vicinity will be held at the Court | House on Monday evening next, at 71 news sheet, giving a valuable resume of, Exj»rw» 1 j o'clock, to hear the report of the com­ the news for the week, up to the mo­ ' u,1?*«,BPPo*ntoJ to visit Battle Creek ment of issue. From $50' to SStXi worth ; nnd Kalamazoo In the Inlerret of a north and south road, and to such of engravings beautify each weekly We notice now a t-tlll farJ farther action as the meeting may de­ number. determine. By order of Committee tber mark of enterprise on the j art D. R. COOK. ! of the publishers; they have secured I tbe exclusive editorial services of Ed■ ward Eggleston, fo widely and favora­ Office in John NVeisertt’s Hardware trtore, Brown’s New Block. SPECIAL NOTICE. 1M0 “ “• CHAM B. MACHINERY AGRICULTURAL GREBLE 5 CU p ■* Fx^rrM ETC., HARB0W8, and the lar^eet stock of * ,hcn expected to appear In Hearth and Home have bcerj fully realized, and it is! ! now one of the choicest Illustrated' x-rrTN/-N LOCAL rille i »M lontrille! 2 40 fiXXNlNd H. A. Goodyear. Dan'USlriker. GoOdjear & Strik6r and RUSSELI Dealers localJlbjijiBf? jhticBj. in WOW. HUH, fhrAtwe, bly known by his writings In Scribner't Monthly, au<| many other magazine-* The ve art mal>h to and Journals, and especially as the The days days of of grace grace on on accounts accounts due due ; tie late Intn firm firm of Dickey A L tBently, >__are ... j1 Aw*/ro»t (he eemmeaeeuient cf the tune ef chief superintending Editor ofthe New the , . ...v . I ' ’ v York Independent for some time jin«t. pretty Those‘nteMrted interested JMilo.trewe willtale take.ukcrwtivu for Wlth thta Dotob,‘’ a‘»<‘i«h>o to the pre­ m l nearly ?out. P"** Daily, wiU will do well, to take notice, dtosepl ; p ; vioualy large and strong editorial farce, i ! Twenty-f.ce CenUper wee', ------ —----- - i -twenty-fire Centt per Send in yotv Hearth and Hmm cannot fall to merit J - ook — ■ I and command a prominent place in | L H-----------------------------------------------are.—Remove those corns ! Immediately and Comment* mw. every household, jn city, village, and j country. Specimen copies can doubt- ' and waits by the wwofthe Japanese ' ------------- — ■ » ■■ — less be obtained of tbe publishers, as ' com file. Seat postage paid on receipt i Windr and dustv. al»ove. Terms only $3 a year. Single | of twenty-five ctnti. Address R. F.' I number* eight cents. Hearth and Jayne, Grand Rapids, Mich. Railroad meeting to-night? Home ami Amrrfcan Affricutturiet to- i Better add add one one or) or gether. Mayear. Better WantJd. Wanted. , School conimmees one week from tc- ; both of thim to your supply of reading; n■; ' ; AGENTS FOR THE ' they are each worth infinitely more! Every one having unsettled accounts day. than ibe .0.011ILEATH EH BELTIHO A WECIALTY ' “to call and Fettle the same by September ‘ ------------"an i ■ '----------- j Stoves. Harnesses, | Iron- Nail*, Glass, Agricultural Tools, &c. Wooden w«re, <fcc. ,1st. for J muBl have my pay. l'J"I MafuX AttEX. j The meat market roof near the bank: is having a new coar of shing4<^ . Mas. SratXGZR Cancer can ke Cored. haring been found Every Satcrday for this week' _ .. will not be under-1 KOld bvnnvHou.se ichigan. sparkles with merit, l>oth in ItHllluBtrn-1 We AUlUUg 1B»I I ------tfons--and editorial MMMKCA. matter. AmongIte : ,Uu8tmti,>ns.<,Southem Scenes'*appears i I c-iuspicuously, and‘ cannot fall to’intereit those who have navigated the south-1 ern rivers, as well a* those who never beheld them. Published by James R. (fogouJ A Co., I‘°'">n. >1.-. PriceM i«r Moo«.l s.nJ|, Io 1 by Deputy Sheriff Mallory at Saginaw, L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer ______________________ mixture Is warranted to cure all cases “ now “ this citv and a Ku<*t of Mr. A.u of cancer nnd wrofula tn every form. J- Rua<’ un(il bRct the tri“L Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad. Z~T7—~ , d llu.lnn. < oik,. 1, . oore euBraoie,. f, r ' 11 as tings, Mich. I n good and honorable position. Hamp, \\ llliauuj A Co. have not got time to run after accounts that were to The Air Line Railroad suit at Co*- i Gvonr’. I.iDV’e Book lor Seplcmlnr be paid after harvest. Therefore, we ex­ sopolis, against subecriber* refusing tu 1 is on hand, full of excellent Illustration*' pect every- man to call and nettle up pay for their stock, has resulted in a and leading, such sateA>uuci in noott.cz No family should be with* their accounts on or before the 28th “ verdict fur the Railroad. It will doubt­ . magazine. Innt We mean tnuinru. less be carried to the Supreme Court. ! out IL Price per annum, tingle copy, j $3; two copies, >5 ; three copies, $7.60; Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. The valuation of the State uf Michi­ 1 four copies, $10; five copke. and one; 11 rent sugar at Busell’s. , gan is $630.000,000; that of Kent Co. .: extra to pc: tor up of club, 514. : »• $81,000,000 or a little Ic-s than one ' P< aches fresh and nice at Busell's. >the ^lure of those, or any other. in',r Best Hxnywlue.bittere for draper r^ h,be,rd‘*t,nBliOQ'”,n Xfron,“nv “H °f U” °fflce- BctbSE Ths Town Talk j Is tbe name of a Choice Biand of Ci- ' A I ACKLEY The very BEST PLACE to buy Hama, Williams & Co. Do not cfolm to have the only Mold* Jug Machine Id Parry county, but they have one that will bHo-v CARPETS, k- FA*M for fcALK. ■ — ------ • —V V rna two elegant transerlptionH by Lcon! Tonel, making a total of fifteen piece*, printed from thirty-six falbalze music-plats*, and you cm get all tnte XUHTkK£i.'ii C£LE££.iTF;> choice music far thirty eenta. Vol. Vlij i commenoed with the July number, and V/ 11ST E OR B E E E the publisher o3en to tend thd July,, ;------------ -u—-> Agu«L and Sep emler nunben for 76 '«; ‘-’’’’-‘•’J w umiii.. Imb acd |OMB ceata. Address J. U Petara, 5W Broad 1 lUB , W. New York ALBERT EJ8ELJBERG BOM) W BHB! ■ • . X-—‘ -mats. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, OILS, Groceries Peter’s Musical Monthly for Eelcmber Us splendid numler. It would seem! almost ImjrosalLie to Improve thia ex-, ccUent work, and yet each saccee1fr.g j number seems t> be better than the font.' &.C.. &C.. This present number opens with a beautlful ballad by G. W. Fersley, entitled ! 'Barney Aleen;" then follows a charm­ log song by Tucker, -My Mother’* Cheaper than any Store in Hastings. Wedding-Ring,” after which comes Thomas’s Mend soug. -The Cross and ' Crown,” which Is alone worth double the |.rice of the Monthly. ‘ My Sister' In Hca* eu.*' song and chorus, and “The ' Home ..r the Swallow* ” duet, are al>o » Mattings; PAINTS. !NOTTINGHAM LACES, TOILET and FAXIT GOODS PERFUMERY. BOOKS* STATIONERS, su 74 MOirilOE street, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, O/lAXi) RAPLDS, MICHIGAN, CIGARS and TOBACCO,' OppMtt* the Natlee.i KEROSENE LAMPS * fixtures WALL PAPER. *A. *a. »-• P. IMMEN. CITY DRUG STORE, State St.. Ha-t'ng-*. Mich. 0«M>i.'ufciiaiBL. Orud Rapid., &■ 2S" liable and Bucce.«fu| i. C. II. KICKS figures for eash. OIL CLOTHS, TURPEXTIXT. Secret Worth Knowing. Glassware, ----- ------- _--------------------- HL VARNI8HB*. For Photograjdia und picture*, of all kind*, call on J. Fx Minkler. Cher pest f.uit jar at Bweh^. . NEW CARPET HOUSE a anti dealers tn C.H. HICKS, Crockery. Tur Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Abo the WOODLAND PARLORS j PATENT MEDICINES, A Choicx Siocx of perfumeries at the | City - News Depot « Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigar* in the market at Po«t Office. the best in the world. Mark Rvmkll 1 Ornrereintf- an4 UrU551SlS «n(l ChCmiStS, ‘ Ptcxic.-There will be a union Sun fcho'’’ Wcn««at Xludge’s prove In Twr U.t -•«. c t « • i Mudge district will be represented. Tho •« l .1 8cl,t<’ B<”1' ~™«‘ l«nd will be In.iin the City at the CSly Lew. Depot tendanee. Itee. A. Ko^eo. will deliver Beet eheere InThe dty at BuwH'r. °"l'lon’-<1 ,l-«l- «I«>ed *"■'* rB------- — ' The Comer Grocery fond Centre. West Castleton ami tbe lity News Depot^ ___ _ MADE OF Lake Superior Iron* John A. G rebus, Tax Niw Firm.—J. W. & C. G. Bent-1 twentieth of tbe whole. ‘■OCR Giklb** is the title of a new i ■ *~ - QL.p ley, manufacturer*of *a*h. duor*. blinds ! ---------• •* ----------book by Dio L*wls, that every young ' and moldings, and everything else, are i Attentiox, Sciucrijjjerk. — The lady should read, and young men need! j «> busy selling moldings that they can-' H n,aJ,wJ °C *«»t by cars and ex -—- ev«u-: - —7 -*-------------------- , not be afraid to read ft, berem«e of Its ' not write for the local column this week. I' ,re~— care and regular- Utle. n abounds In good seore and F n ., --------J!7, TImm* onlerF<1 fhjm White’s ata- [ valuable suggestions and is for sale at Rubier moj s at Busell'P. tlon have al I been regularly mailed, aud > tire Book Store. Price $1.50 j .*•. «t_______ ___________ Detroit Stoves', ; ^£,pZ<fd°ae IQiiniTner u-i.u-r. ..n ‘ ">!/ StocJi ■ Dry Goods and Clothing Jp o£ sevenhe-ih,* f it n tfeueniy-jtvc CCllts Oil tilt Dollar. R. MUDGE. । P.O. Urwn xmi.iiiiiuli; „ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-29.pdf b18888e59baee30e56ac726dcb8a15a0 PDF Text Text ins Banner DAILY EDITION VOL. I HASTINGS, MICH., TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 29 1871. isitors ! UNION FAIR, ' THE VANT)F,Tl,PnnT, * i — TP TAT. |S54of tho Uuk lata book. Thi.» 1, the draft spoken off by Mr. E. N. Sall- SEPTEMBER. 1’2, 13, 14 & 1-5. ------ WILL FIND AT------ SPRING & AVERY'S, The Lnqctvt nud Be»l Aborted Stock of / BUI BOBOS nil ril!l’ETIM>S ------ TO BE FOUND IN------ Michigan. We Shall Offer at that Time SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. SFI1I2STG & AVERY. J. W. & c. «. BBKTLBY, Successors to hickey A Bentley.] it again to keep the door shut. Do not know the points of tho compass yot at Manistee, and hence do not know which [ way the door stood. Do not know from which way the wind came that day, but it blowed' tho door open. Two other doors were open that day but the wind did not blow me ont of tho house. William Hall, tho forty-sixth witness, being duly sworn said: • 1 reside iu Manistee and am a drug­ gist, and was in 1869. Hod two part­ ners, Mr. Willard and Moody. Knew Herbert Field and last saw him on the Sunday morning be was murdered. Ho had $2,295 deposited in our safe at that time. He kept tho money in a large envelope, anil an account of what he put in and drew out in a little pass book. Was t-bown a pass book, heretofore marked as exhibit L. M. N. and O. which he identified ox tho one. I car­ ried this money and tho pass book and delivered to Miss Hill'in the presence of' William Dunham. Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes. blinds, MOLDIXOS, ta. Moldings a Specialty- old, weigh respectively 4,210 and 3,990 lbs. Total weight of tho four, 14,210 lbs—-upwards of seven tone. They will be on exhibition at tho Union Fair. The Flhutrated Chrittian JTeMy for August 26th is promptly nt bond with a varied table of contents, and an unusu­ of fine engravings. Tho great “Central Park” of New York is al number depicted in a series of illustrations, and the editor promises to illustrate “Proapeat Park” of Brooklyn in a few weeks. We notice that tho publishers offer to i send tho first throe months of the paper Br&i***!h *ar r**r- The Fall icriss of teachcn cxuninationx will be­ held ai follow*: At Orangevilie,, 0<5f(Jlh. ''— “ Hustings, Ott. 9th, and Nov. Gth. “ Assyria, Oct. 18th—Ellis School House. At Nashville, “ 17th. “ Middleville “ 20th. “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. “ Woodland, Nov. 10 th. Each examination will commence nromnlbr at» octock A. M.. and continue at tho pfeasure oftao Heperiulendcn^ and will be oral and writun. I announce at this early dale the Fall Serie* of examInaUon*. ud. in connaction with it invite the altsntionof those croporinx to teach in the sehoob of this county, to the importance of continued effort, notonlyin niuinment* Id the rtudie. tan<hL but ta themeibodsof mpartinsiMputiML TheMandaidofthe put will not onlyYo maintained, but steadily adr anerd. thal the schools of Barry may compare fsvoraUy with those of other counties. stitched in pajxrr covers, postjiaid, to any address, for only fifty cents. This affords an excellent opportunity to all to examine this beautiful illustrated week­ fy. Address, ‘'Illustrated f Christian A»ri«—Ellta School 'Hl be tauvht in Monb t.Erilh. Weekly,” New York. ---------- — The September Atlantic has just mode S£ its appearance, and its table of contents is os follows : Twin Love, by Bayard Taylor ; Learning, by H. B. Hudson; Tho Field fand the Garden, Wilson Flagg; American Life in France, V.,M. L. P.: Iu the Lnne, by Celia Thaxter ; Kate Beaumont, IX, by B W. De­ forest ; Tweilty Dollars ; The Flower­ longed to Mr. Filer and -was painted ing of a Fation, by T. F. Appelton; white above the water line. Foreshadows, A. AV.; Watch and Ward, Mr. Eggleston then read ftvm pog* 168 of the Bank Journal an entry of a eler, III., W. D. Howells; A Greyport draft of 849C on Maxwell. Pont ± Co., Legend, by Bret Harte ; Our Whisper­ bearing date July 31st 1869. He also ing Gallery ; The Romance of Madroto ALSO, LUMBER- FLOORING 8LDING |r.» fimrfind thta l«rg» j ha said “oh, well, perhaps it was in tho . 8t*nd and read his testimony at tho | gram elevator and store house. It is | forenoon.” Tfie gold spoken of was Kalamazoo trial,'rather than havo «n- 1 situated nt tho junction ol the Grand Field’s and ho was going to keep it at1 other adjournment | River Volley and Peninsular Railroads, i tho huuso arid I told him Ij did not think । 'I and^speaks • * well for -• •business • -2 z._ ------7---------Mr. Church said that Mr. -Briggs the enter j tho house safe. Field had two does, a ! ianq^Tlw sinXmio would swear to one or two things not t prise of the men erecting it. The buildI big one and a small ono. ’n— ideqiool at JkU.aiUUXL-V, Kalamazoo, IU1U rind UK on that to Mr.— E. N. Morgan, UlUU|,>IVUUk IU .IKK j ing of it was let • --------------------C---- • ' he gave to Mrs. VuniL., —. a - few days ' broughtCut • before liis disappearance. The other Account would prefer to wait for him, who, while at work upon it, met with on dog was shaineil in tho woodshed, wherouprn court adjourned fill to-mori accident ‘ which ‘' ' caused ’ *his * death. ’ *’ | on tho Sunday ho disappeared and on The Common Council have fixed up­ 1 Friday and Saturday previous. Remem-­ row morning nt 9 o’clock. This is the I ber the suit Field wore on Sundayf fourth adjournment on account of ab­ on a plan for a building for city purposos. It is to be a two story brick. ! morning and saw tho coat afterwards sence of witnjssos. The Hotels are .just passably 1 hanging in tho Bank. Made the sliirt Sj here we are at the end of tho . filled at ; that ho wore myself and could identity i fourteenth day of the thirl trial of this present, and business commences to . liis body by that, for it was made diff- inqiortant case, and yet wo cannot guess pridk up considerably, but 1 see I havo i erently from any I havo ever seen in , _____ ______________ J a pat- with any certainty when the end will be. written more than I intended to already, ! Michigan, and witness exhibited a j > tern oi a gusset similar to tho one in tho Many had predicted that this trial would i sb I will close for the present. I (Shirt wliich made it [>eculiar. Retneui- j bo about a week shorter than the one nt I Respectfully yours, It -------5 .------- __rex--------« . MuA--------. j’ 'MoXS. I!« jho*E.., 1>V I ii.ta^no uluohln.teiljmroMmonth: i but iu that trial Uta Foople mted titair .. Churlotte, Mich , Aug. 29, 1871. I \ anderpool to Held when on inn way to ; . . . i ; N. Y. but do r.ot know where it is now, | - - - - ------- i though 1 haveoften inquired after it. . side ” of" the ” case on tho twelfth day, I ! The Fibst EvraiEo.—The first cn(jy. | Cross examined by Mr. Hushes. J while in this trial they cannot possibly i i was first introduced to Field m 1801 . do so before Thursday which will be I• for the Union Fair is in Class 14 of Di­ . vision B., a “ Spanish Jack” by Mr. W. I He had uo occnpntion then,*but had sixteenth day. Hutt come homo from sea. Do not know B. Perkins, of Bryan, Ohio, who also Tho testimony thus far is tho same j where he had been nt sea. He s pent enters a line herd of thoroughbred De­ ! some time at Swan's Island but do not old story that has been given to tho vons three bulls, three cows and two know where that is. When I became public twice before, except that it seems ucquainttsl with him ho had no business hardly as strong ns on the two former heifers. Our farmers must too to it that Oliio does not boat them at their own iu pnrticubir, but did some chores • occasions—perhaps modified by time. around tho house and some work for mo • • Fair through neglect to enter Uieir and also wrote a lecture of his travels i sleek. 'in South America. Think he was at' Fike xre.—The Jack? Jackson City Mills were M.a Ihrw or four time, but do no: rr- j bl;ni^ lh,( „ h>. Lose $109,000 of Bather Significantmember. Iuih lecture was Unit deliver­ which 860,000 was covered by Insu­ ed nt Lewiston Maine, and then at Minot's corners. This was in (he win- rance. Messrs. Allen Bennett, Charles The New York Citizen, edited by a I ter after I became acquainted with him. Knickerbocker and W. O. Thompeen Democratic member of Congress, Hon. Do not recall bow many years this lecture an* the sufferers. | covered, nor how many years he was nt Robert V. Roosevelt, has this to say :— ! sea, but I think ho went away at about •‘As matters stand at present Democ­ Arrest or a Desfe&ado.—A man who j the age of 15, and was gone at inter­ racy is almost sure oi defeat in 1872 ; gave his name as John Smith was ar­ vals for several years. He would go the ,lnew departure” weakened it, tho nwny a while and then oume borne, and rested at Holly, Acglwt 24, by officer riot added to the disintegration, and tho think be was gone once about three Howell, from descriptions by telegrams attack of tho Timet has destroyed the years. Mrs. Vnnderpeol camo to our from detective Ayers, of Detroit, for lost tope. It is true in the city, as we "house first that 'day and soon after he placing tics on tho Detroit and Milwau­ predicted, the feeling about the latter is came. Was sworn at Kalamazoo and dying out; the municipal extrava­ kee Railroad track, nt several points be­ stated that conversation in gancies and speculations are no longer substance as I have here tween Pontiac and Holly, as lie ac­ subjects of conversation they once were, Do not know that they asked me about knowledged, for the purpose of throw ana before six months they willprobathe dog, but he was tied up Friday. Sat­ ing trains from the track. He was taken bly be forgotten. But they have pro­ urday, Sunday and Monday, and then I duced their effect in the country, where, to Pontiac. / turned him loose. The little one I let with the aid ot the anti-Catholic feeling go and would not have auytUin^ to Uo tl»oy ha-ro <iu^ iho grave of the Democ­ Bio C attle . — There were exhibited with it, it was a rat dOg. The big dog racy. and will bury it in the coming was a good one, able to protect any one. । in a ride show, nt the Kalamazoo Horae Presidential election.” Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpool came about Fair, four'cattlo of wonderful size. Ono I noon on that day. The fastening of the | pair of twins, five years old, are called TEACHERS’ HOTICE. : house was poor and iu order to keep | the door shut I had to turn tho key. George and Martha Washington ; tho When any one came 1 bad to unlock farmer weighs 3,230 Ibe., and the latter Examination of Teachers for Barry County, Fall Series. ' the door and let them in and then lock 2,780 lbs. A pair of oxen, eight years Mr. Field roamed with me at one tftuo in a building between our two stores. Was intimately acquainted with him. He used to often go a boating for pleasure, both in sail boats and row boats. There was n barber shop on Bailey’s Corner, and a moat market next to it . Field was very neat in his dress and changed his clothes often, uanvpactubmsop hash, doors, Correspondance. ■b°»WB° °I”” tho ' The City of Grand Rapids, Iftaknt Charlotto l ing, in his testimony as belonging to To the Hastings BAXXKn : 1 him, and when be asked Vanderpool for Seeing by your last Daily that the i it on Monday after tho disappearance, California Minstrels arc expected at Anenjfoox susiox. I he said he did not know anything about Hastings, perliaps a word in regard to it, nor could he find anything in regard their performance here may not be out of place. They exhibited two nights, to it on looking over the letter book. I owing w HID WIKW Ui jut. aunmeii, a. *" t’— »-—*• • stated » that .. . Saturday and Monday. Everybody that At this point Mr. Church I the next witness to bo introduced was went expressed perfect satisfaction.— juror in tho case ] Mr. A. W. Briggs, who was on his way Tho performance was fully first class, ' ; Miss Ruohel Hill re-called. । I stated the other day when on tho here, os he was seen at Grand Haven everything in the most perfect decorum, : stand, that Vanderpool said when at my lost evening just before the train start­ and nothing to wound the sensibilities i house that day, that Field bad only $700 or 8800 in tho bank. Ho also said that ed, but fur some unexplained reason he of the most fastidious. Your Daily Fditioa of the Bashes ho presumed ho had run away, and did not get on tho train, and they hrul when I said that could hardly bo" possi­ since heard jhet ho was taken nick. has come to bo looked fur OS eagerly an • ble, he said if you could have, hoard This left the People uguin without wit­ any of tho other numerous dailies, and him talk <m.iauch ua I, you would think nesses, and an adjournment till to-mor­ in fact it is more interesting, to mo than so.' 1 said that I feared that there hod row morning was asked for on that ac­ nil the rest put togetherbeen foul play and ho said tlint might Dur little City 7 is continually growing. be. Ho also spoke of his keeping com­ count. Mr. Hughes said thqt inasmuch as i Tho new brick store's that are being put pany lately with very suspicious char­ acters and that ho had seen him with Mr. Briggs' testimony .v«uuuv.ns lv cumulative VU4Uum»»up tv ;this -r — tunuucr nni — nearly -------completed -j------ r------them on Sunday r. n., when I said to | consent that Mr. Hitchcock, i oxtarnally. Mt-srs. E. &. J. Shepherd, Fourteenth Day's Proceeding!. ------ TO BE HELD IN___ ■ NO. 13. read a notice of the same draft on page Hollow, by Bret Harte. re*»on»ble rata*. ‘ ' will elvM with an examination of T. B.DIAMOND, PnirivvOle. A ar. 8 1 Pl, LOST NOTE. ■M wz nau.iMjaw Dated HaMinc*. An>. S, 1871. ___ an<Slti . . �Oar Waahiagton Tr|« Rypd»Licjyi Bjytaxi^ SEPTEMBER 12,13, If AND 13,1SH.I GKO. C. WORTH. fain### Hunm Mien., Avgust 29, 1871. It.rtXeri nxt Mrldt.r.1 »4 ■«ckaOc.l 8»cW, *XD VMS , like the Roeine AeeoeiaUon of Philadelphia and The Advantage* of the Grand Rapids Commercial College. State Pomologies! Society which hu been inaugurated by ProaMant Grant >riom tor ...----- -----From the Eagle we dip the following nd io«k reapectablo employment. The l»di« full and authentic nodoo of the condi­ wilh the wretches who ■»«>«• ‘bemselvto tion and advances of the Grand Rapids bloody extermination of tho Indiana iu certain temporary foolbail. ro the own.pt mm of tho Commercial College, beyond question than evertn ooutroltiug the the effort#of thoae period, who in a few year# 1m»« tfa»m <® •urTV tion or suicide. The work they bars undertaken the very beat business college in tho private schools, and CHAS. H. BAUER. cauiwi leu ---------iU poiaibiliUea bare been proreoln other cillea. until their rude war spirit ia aroused and they commercial and literary institutions of learning bring money to a town just as well as toechanical and manufacturing establishments. Thousands of dollars are annually brought to this city, by students of the Commercial College, and distributed for board, clothing, books, and all tho etc. of life. This College opens its annual term under encouraging auspices, and ite classes promise to be larger than over. It now occupies four extensive apartments, in Luce’s Block, wtp»re the private offices of Prof. Swonsberg ore also located. Duo feature—tho telegraphic—oi this College is extensive I„ RUSSELL, Grand Haven, Secretary. G. W. GRIGGS. Grand Rapids, Pr*W“*Li„ * .. ■■_ .. ..4 .oambnut fares #1 exeursi on country: *• Public and YAM VEL9OR fc ROLFE. IUUBIX HOLBROOK, ------------ dors perpetrated on them by the old method# of cnatally murdered here on Isst Monday night, was largely attended on Thursday. The alleged murderer, Dennis Dsrdin and bis accessory — aarcaucaxs xovurc ix vimixia. ' Jsmea, are both pointed out tn ths verdict of the The Virginia Republican State Committee have Coroner's jurr and eondned in jail. called a State Convention of tha party to be held September 27. The utmost harmony prevails The cost of furnishing the Treasury Depart­ among the leading Republicans and the work ment wilti stationery in the course of the fiscal will go bravely or to succesa in the fslL year amounts to »U.lXX\ Aboal three thojaand clerks are employed tn that branch of ths GovHv.WO.OOO was Thursday paid into the Tressury by eur Governor, Henry I>. Cx>k, on behalf of the American Sydicale, being the Brat iusUl- WM H. HAYFORD JTTOI Goodyear A Barlow', .tore. c. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at lav. Foltallor in Chancery, wi). attend promptly to all business entrusted to him Office over J P Roberts k Co.’s drug store: office cftarfc’.s jfcfiffiKy rir, S,’!7.-SSEmpire ’iSlS=. 4 5SS"S Blwk. Middle, ille, Michigan- and well organized. There are eleven from Hing Sing prison through tho medium of a tolographic instruments in use, threo of New Jut k city conspiracy is at present the talk of the city. The Dean Richmond, a steam lug, HARVEY WRIGHT. wnidt are .outside of the College. Ona is located at Cob Carr’s businesi office, ATTORNEY at Law, Inraraace and Callsetinc Axent. Will fir# t-tompl attention to all bum- GRANT & PHILLIPS west side ; another nt Cob Carr’s private residence, corner of Bustwick and Lyon l»li>-r.l<’iatn». A Murffcons, loaded witb New York officials and taken to Sing btreets, and one on Coit Avenue. The Sing, an exchange of prisoners would be benebest business niou of tho city are uro tho tict.l i<> the country. The city of New York would be doubtless the gainer, linanciallr, and warmest friends of the Coilage, as such perhaps morally, as well, and in future all steamletters its tho following attest: era nut tilled wilh city functionaries should be . .. -. ... . The LETTER FROM HON. W. J». FOSTER, IIKRMK- j prevented from landing at ii, t> prison pi#r. munn lx coxomu,. ■ ... ■>.» b.«dx., . tuo prison guards, which are said Io Itav. °l 7' toslTBK> . . ? ' rounded them at Rockland, are not made of UtGrand Rapids, Aug. 10, 1871. \ I ter stuff than many other public fnncUonarie#, C. G. Swensburg : . they will be proselyted to th* profession of public DRS. J. M. A C.- RUSSELL. Arc bound to sell RUSSELL PHYSICIANS and Surreons. The treatment of Private VisaasM will receive particular attention. office orer Russell A Nevin-, store. J- NEVIXS DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN. Dry Goods, Hare their netc (iooit. HOAftEOPATHlC Physicians. Office in o|4 P. 0. bwMiag. Special attention paid to CHRONIC Coniultatio# (r#«. ” Oflie# hour# Irani 9 a. M. to 12.1 r. M. to4—7 to*i. IThe poor treated rratuilutMly Tharrdsy #ft<r- JOHN ROBERTS. 1>M1» Sl»: After year.' clou , observation of your Commercial School, ' Thc speech of Senator Schurs made, as stated and of your method and thorough man­ ner of teaching, aud the practical appli­ by himself iu answer to the summons of a respec!able Republican journal, to compromise cation ybn give your students, und your persons! differences with the President, shows a earnest endeavors to impress them with prurient desire of this individual to edge him­ tho importance of u high standard of self along aide of Greeley and .Sumner. Senator character und morals, your close atten­ tion to all the little tilings which help from a desirable character and reputa­ And everything in tbeir line of Goods tion for any young man, and from the up to this hour would have been best for them at prices iw low as at Jackson, further fajft that I have two ofyour stu­ and the country, while the politic Shunt tlenouuor Grand Kajii.L*, And In many ca«cs Lower. dents ialny employ, I can heartily re­ commend your school os possessing Kiux assassins, adrisiug concession tu their de­ nuniy advantages over any one I ever mands at the point oi the bowio knife, and the 1 knew ; and such ha-, been tho opinion removal of all their disabilities to ride rough- ■ of every ex|H:rt with whom I have con­ shod orer the Union men of the South. How tar j PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dweilins on Broad-ay, near the Court House. Groceries, versed . \V i&hing yon the success which I iM'Iieve your Con.mercittl .School merits, I remain yours, respectfully, W. D. Fostkb. line Gratz Brown lo become the Democratic can- •' didst# for the iSraideocv, u, perbap#; beyond ! our ken ; but when h» states, a. the report uf bis WM. UPJOHN, PH 151 CI AN and ftwreon. Office west eni of State • treel. Hastings. DR. C. C’. LINSLEY, , BOTANIC and Eclectic Physician and. Deotfot. DRAIyE, M. ration given to the treatment of l»a»e orec F. D. Aekley't Drus STEWART & ST'EINHOFF. Snrgeon aiO Hectanical Dentists, OFFICE over Grant A Phillip'. Atore. Ua<Ux>, Mtshiran. . New Goods Just “sceived. nnnin MILO T. WHEELER. MOL emu | j the triuvval of disfranchisement,X°j”.va perfect | pose, order and general good feeling;" lie al- Michigan, “Our Michigan-” convi j REGISTER of Dead#. General 1 Notary Public. Offie# in the The reputation that Michigan io oo- At Hastings. quiring is shown in tho following parn- , BEST graph, which we take from tho Cincin. nati Comnyrciai : . J. W. “ Michigan is b< coming famous for its outlawed portico. of the community in their dU j waters. It seems that one has only to trials. Th# local authority has been called to j OF .MEN'S bore into tho ground ut any con von iont !hmr aid but found tu be entirely - ineffective, 1 place aud he is .sure to strike a little Internal Ucrenu# offteial# of the failure of the spring of water that evidently has had । KWIluog of a MuU»ic ntaiM to .uh- „||icl|m . X JiXNJU l.eom»upd>«wd|te. T,„„„ wifti elortnaty. and u ready .uppi, . ..J degenerated hiunauity humanity wtth with a now lease ^rplexiny difficulty tn decid.nj wh.tt.iobe of lifo. has . z. Tho a latest .*^.4,devolqpiuent that u — jouei jbr Government ofUei.l# are now demanil­ In tho City, Manufactured by cornu to our knowledge is that of Otsego, fag United Butt* cavalry troop# to be »enl to • Allegan county, where three aquatic' (heir support, a# the only tneena of teaching the i streaks of lightning come swelling out of the ground. Miracles are performed there daily, and there is no doubt that Michigan will iu u short time bo the, to mob intimidation and nSMEMDER, groat hnxpifnl fur the I7n>ted Staten. Tra cAontcnau:# „ , , yielding , demands »> of « traitor* to role the Government Muiury rei.utanm ii thitlx: 1 tin- *W* “<«• •• . r, may well be seritho ttuumwl. tho bull and tho Urnd Irau. X’.’ilLXX I «*m*ty questioned in riew of the accumulation of Washington Block, Houtb ride State st. all parts of tho countiy.” ci ilance that th# former rebels' generally ignore T ,, . ., the Cuitcd Stairs Guruoment as the paramount InvokT-IXT ILtiLBOAD ClIAT.UE. There I ] ,|WC| oy (j,e countiy, and insist upon impunity are pretty well founded reports tlmt tho ' Iu riefating theae law* which «rc maniresily Jacktou, Ixxnsing A Saginaw Railroad 1 "rt'c«*ar7 >« »“»tain it. The bandying of #ueli h„ w- 1O„.I«. the C..W txxs? FTWE 30f5ars Conn>ony for a term of ninety-nine year- ] and "to this end all political disabilities should i MAYNARD, MarA.LGMreslOU.etinxAcret: E. >1. MALLORY. - . WOODRUFF ! X ExP0rience ’___ • - COUNTY Treasurer, (tffiee in the Court Hou*». Mr. MARBLE harfag boaght the Carding J/« ' I‘*lputy Sheriff of Barry County• office at the beriff s'Uffiee, at the Court liuuss, Ha.tinxc .cbite UII.V lately owned --- ...... iu Middleville, „ and : Hehisan. having removed it to Hasting*, and fitted op in the beat Style, be will ' do work in‘hi# lint in th* NATIONAL HOTEL, I Gimi-nntee SHEPHERD * CAMPBELL. Proprietors, eorosTheoaU ffrM-ctam H. NSntitaltietion, ju!l3tf | MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE. ®^^ool sent by Railroad will be ,,ii8J^,.‘tT” <f“n»eti, Clerk „f the 1 ,I^°Pri»<or- Term* mqjfrvate. and the eomtbrj of guests undo a spviAlty. , Carded to order, and sent back in guod cqpditiou. / AARON CLARK. Sbopia BABtZ.W. O00DYEABB OGF All Styles of Women’s and Chil- N«w W.rebmw, , .A‘.iTS55iu^?£. Tho name is to bo changed to tho Sugy ‘ inaw Division of the Michigan Cantril . , , । rapecwUy from lueahtie# where Stat# di.rnfranRailroad, jA * meeting _ of * tho *’ ’Board * ’ of' . chi»cnienta lurtreawin lu« been repealed. Su:h .I.a latter C*.. u.. m ...* re» b... Htaamaiiimif v nmU.u! l.H lb'... .___ _ . Directors off the Company was candy held in Boston, ut which a resolu­ "cut loose from their rebel prejudice#" a. an evi- tion authorising this lease was passed. The terms are not made public yet. A meeting of the Board of Directors of tho J. L. & S. Company will be held short­ old aystem of arbitrnry tyranny over all who disagree with them, including the pistol and kpife argument, against all who opposed them, more especially against the docile negro aud The Best in the City. J. C. WOODRUFF. is owned by tho Michigan Central. It ..... . ,u, WELCOME MABBIi. July. lS7l. '■ " ,“ «• X. BOBWt. HASTINGS MAHBLE WORKS •“*?»« Office onJ.ff 1 factar*n*' ct,^.^uP,ltln, ro,0*nS *U within, 1 MAKE A SPECIALITY OP ALL STYLES OP OX»EIf BUGGIES Sl’RSEHlKS. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES. table tops, Republican goremmrnt! Ieox Pafm.—In the Great Exhibi­ tion of 1851, an American specimen oi 88 Waterloo St. Grand Rapids. iron paper was first exhibited. A lively ARTHUR WOOD, . competition in iron-rolling ensued among the British man ufitclurere excit­ boaerof their persistant and almost unanimous WHEEUEH St DOWMING effort# to secure permanent and necessary imed by the above challenge from Ameri­ ca, as to the thinness to which steel NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, could be rolled cold. Mr. Qillott rolled sheets the average thickness of which was the 1800 port of aa inch. In other words, 1800 sheets piled ujion each other collectively measured an inch in /or V OMUy thickness, while the thinest tissue paper Rnxhux. aB mantles, a BIsACKSMXTHIXG. SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN American" maw* l^or Sale cSkP8?X a" Bo,ton C“h «•»- Michigan JExchange. Maatinaa Jan. 2»lh 1571. The Democratic is tha only paper of fectly smooth. and easy to write on, al­ this district that opposes prognaa in improving though porous when held up to a good light * J. ROBERTS k CO.. wiv.tuua juac is pres timed that the transfer will result U nUI opportunity is offered, when it breaks o in the immediate (xxnptetion of this road to Mackinaw. and quietuess therewith, than a boas® full of aacrifio&fl with strife. •'• B. VAN BRUNT Projsrietbr.—Leave ths Hotel* «.’£7UkSJ7f,n!SfJh*•; FATKON1ZE HOME INDUSTRY .' ly, at which the Un ms will be formally Let ua here no further experiment ol thia kind acccptcd, probably. It is stated that wpou the tnrbulent rebels until they manifest half the stock of the J. L. & 8. R. R. .. - Adjoining C. F. Dwight A Cua Foundry. ___ _ NtlMC>ellancx>u^x?tar^y. thoroughly re- MOIEY TO LOJUT 1 JOHN WHITMORE. ■ ™<xm. u <Eofa“ priatod ” *w noti” �Arouitht Mi. The acting Superintendent of the ' doable ^11. ceBsu. roparts.ftmt the voting popuU- :aoeODWtitior lathe State or la the tion of this State at 274,459. 1 1 Fettto e penmini, but to enevureto, Mr. Ethan Curtice, of Clayion was iAJutji to oreed a class of horses fo*burned to death on Friday evening the ^work” which wdl comL^X,^ 11 th, Jjy the explosion of a fluid lamp. iti°n and .pint, for .addle, for harnew, C.H. HICKS, Mrs. Annie E. Kitchen, of Brockway, having been forbidden by htr husband to attend a camp meeting, writes to tho Port Huron Tum», wishing to know if she is justified in going to such places, rotwithatanding her husband, orders’. All the ministers, she says, insist on I having her attend. Good Bargains in RUIt Uontinnt to Halt , Tbn»arete,l.». lor the road and for draught ly .ub«-nb«l 11,000 to Albiou Call.pL WBMmaaows.—The Grand Rapids thu, Iiruving hiauelf » tea, friend to Manufactunug Company are now manthe youth of Michigan. fnr ^5"°? ?n* tl»«aaad wheelbarrows Detroit I, apparently oh tho or. of for the wholeeds trade, and to suppbe p.mhMinK land for a public park st a railroad contractors. These articles coat of *201,000. It i to bo located in havo heretofore been brought to this tho llmulromck region and oonoute of place from abroad. This company now 400 acre,. Dteroit, in it,<Jd^gtTM propoees to .apply the demand and meet promteool areat rigor und oroeodSulr the market in tnui nad adjoining States. gixxl tooto. On tho evening of tho 24th a man uornod Jarnre Sandworth, a birokunith brrng al Denton Station on tho Control Itailrvad, wtui killed at that place wbil. jumping oa a freight train. Ho inured hia tooting, fell botir.cn the care aad wa. run over. Ho learea a wife but no children. A.TTENTTTO2ST! The Corner Grocerv. There are 901,840 hmmfa this State, i Groceries, Can be] had by Calling at I). R. COOK & CO’S Crockery. i mock®t11 tho poor reproacheth his Maker; and he that is glad at ca­ lamities shall not go unpunished. Glassware, Office in Hostings. &.C., &C., We Oftier the following Tax Titles Cheaper than any Store in Hastings, Bote Proprietor of He that giveth wisdom loveth his own soul; he that Jwepeth understand­ ing shah find good. COMPOUND WAHOO BHW When pride cometh, then cometh ■hamo, but with the lowly is wisdom. s Whlik.r nr .tiraulaiinr bsvernfs, Stkoicixk within tha rvaeb uf all. C. II. nicies. Th is article has been thoroughly looted and found a sure and speedy cure for the following complaints. Farrier’s Improved! Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costiveness, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever J Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use forw Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Ilheumatlsm, 1871” General News. The Tennessee editors visited tho sev­ eral manufacturing establishments in Philadelphia and tho Commercial Ex­ change, yesterday. Corn Sheller I Hams WilliamS) & Co FOR SALE AT Slanufx'tarw. o W. I. EASTMAN’S Warehouse on Broadway. Miss Ada Shnner, who has been ap­ pointed to the chair of painting and tine arts in the Michigan University, is not “sound on the suffrage question.’’ Hom Wm. A. Howard is in New York Citv on businetn for tho Grand Rapids « Indiana Railroad. Work on the G. IL & I. R. IL, uurth of Paris, Is being pushed forward with • nf,rg5> and the road will be completed us for as Clam Lake, long before winter energy Doors, j Physicians throughout tho City and I Country, ao die boat Family Modicino 35 •K MAPLE GROVE. ,w^ofow.v Nllnex CASTLETON. ■X . 51 WOODLAND. n w ire 1* ' iiJ.Sir.. JOHNSTOWN. &c, ’ GENERAL (fraud Itaidds, Mlr/i. ;w -,-u --ami— CONVEYANCER; BALTIMORE For Salo by ACKLEY & SLADE ' I o V of a w a ’,w\of ne>t .-tal->el»of» Hastings, Mich. I u Iu n of • w’fvfx " TjTTAfBER HASTINGS. Of all Kinds. ptofn e | ofjo • | 2: w ( «tMpt 5>.acre« C? CARLTON. e S Of n e J| HASTINGS, MICH. Ivin of »>■ < till For the BOTTLER VIENNA BEER 1 ;-““LM BEST and cheapest- ' A*J>TZ7WA-.< Ckl.SBKATt7> BOTTLED, i Hill J Ally MlIlLJ. di_,r H BARRY. T,,EAB0VE- kepbbsents Tiir. , B’l-.OREIVCJE j HOPE iFami‘y Sewing Machine w In e fre of n e i of n w f SI nX.ofo'M « _____ ______________ _ ____________ SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, Of Home Manufacture, CITY PAINT STORE ! I Go to the RUTLAND. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. Alsajs is Order and Ready for Wort COMMINS k BROWN, PAINTERS. W.v? n efre of n c Vofnw • £2 S4 IM to Home-Painting, Little Red Shop! The oite dollar for admission to the Kalamazoo Horse Fair, has given rise ; , to a number of inquiries relative to the ! admission fee to the Union Fair. The I . State Fair charges an entry fi-e o£^$l,00 to every exhibitor. The Union Fair I charges $1,00 to every exhibitor but yives , back four admitnon tickets, so that .every I — man who enters an article for premium ; or exhibition, ’gets the worth of liis)11 money, SI,00, in tickets. Single tickets of admission are 25 I cents, children under 12 years 15 cents each ; one horse and rider, two tickets or 50 cents; one bone oorriage and dri­ ver, two tickets or 50 cents ; two horse vehicle and driver, three tickets or 75 cents ; for each person, other than dri­ ver, in any vehicle,one ticket or 25 cents. There are no season tickets for the four days of the Fair, as formerly for the Kent County Fair. No additional ticket is necessary to enter Pomological Hall or any other of the Halls. An exhibitor of fruit first pays his 11,00 at Treasurer Kipp's office, gets for admission tickets, when he can enter the grounds and is tree to enter Pomological Hall without charge. There no money it necetuiry to eater hit fndt.— Grand Ilapidt Fugle. hardened. and trill lut a liCe-litue. No other J/achiue run, ao eav little noise in ite operation. Graining, Paper-Hanging, . hahvminin.j, 4 <•_ Sign and Ornamental Paintino" West of Hank. | in the latent «Ho». LDealern ic Wall Pnprr, Window I Shhaden Pieinrc Frames, I-ookin^ ( 1 UlaMM, VatniabM, Lradu, । OH., Alix«i Painte ArtiM’a A. WOOLEY- Sho* corner of Church and Blate I JUraeWjUtan**. Mtoh., over itoUtf* This is the Lad uho drove | “ the doves to market, and. the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s IRVING. WS of«r y 18 £0 It Wil ten every aeam aecurrly. . Il will Cord, Braid, Qollt. Bind Uatbrr. HemI Atiteh, Ruffle, Tuck, and Fringe neatly and duI rably- h? - PRAIRIEVILLE. In TsiUriuKor Draetmaking • ' fi of * »X' 11£.J< °r• a THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. Please eail and examine the Machine and Its work. You cannot afford lo bur a Sewing Ma­ chine uulll von hare seen the FLORKNCB with iu late improvements. Ollie® and aalcaroem at ?? £4 ORANGEVILLE. wKotnw V. Ijn plofw K of»e X" » , Grant & Phillip*** Store. HERRICK. n'w KotnwK Gold & Silver Watches, Go there tor your YANKEE SPRINGS. CEOCK8, S.UofawM rW <itg gittimjgall, for warm meals at all hours, Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. yide Gold Jewelry, CHOICE OBOCEBIBB! A fine stock Jcr 0,mk> Silin Silver aid Plated Ware. COME AND SEE THEM Oysters und R/ereshmenls. a ad Warraatad. To the Ladies!! L. E. STAUFFER- • Mrf.wK X«»f THORNAPPLE. - on hand at all hours. 25yl IL A. BU8ELL CENTRAL Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. OO TO CLARK'S TOR PICTURES. stvsbsl JulaS MUSICAL! veterans. Emar Satckdax is conspicuously one of the best Illustrated Papers in tire world. Its illustrations are of a high character. During the past year it has widened and deepened in tone and lite­ rary excellence. »«cTiox.;oMcairriox. aacriox. .............................. “ : Price, onlytiO Centra Bottle. RsaiBTEn of Deeds. Notary I‘dbi.ic, ■ The sum of money required for the «omitructioq of the tunnel under the De- 1 troi: river, has been provided for Mr. ! Joy by eastern capitalists, and the work will bo commenced within a few days, ground being fifst broken on the land ’ SoLDirns’ Rtrxiox.—The third annu­ al reunion of the Fourth Michigan Cav­ alry is to be held at Allen’s Hall, in Kalamazoo, on Thursday, the 21st of September. The reunion is held at the name time os the State) Fair, so that members may attend both at the re­ duced rates of railway travel. The Ex­ ecutive Committee are anxious that there shall be a largo attendance of the Michigan, ASSYRIA. oucnirriox t> • fre V Blinds, build tho tunnel connecting the M. C. «fc ABSTRACTS OF TlTIXS G. W. Railways nt Detroit 1From a [ of lands in Barry County furnished on application, at my office in the lute number of tho Detroit Tribusc we Court House, clip the following particulars of tho tic’ W.^L JEWELL lion no far taken to accomplish this Hadinqi, Mich. great international work: That One Dollar. the best Counties in tho State of W. H. JEWELL, Joy.amngemetite have been perfected to great one will require from a year and n half to two years. It will coat some r, 3,000,000. Mr. Clieesbrougli, the j< Chicago engineer, will have charge of ! the work. Barry County—one of , Diilcrw an ox, V.UL. ! of Shepard’aCompound Wahoo Bitter* ’ than there ia In ■ whole caee of any LUMBER, LATB, aid SHINGLES and untiring efforts of Hou. James F. Irom which point the tunnel will strike ! across to the Canada shore. A shaft' ten feet in diameter will bo sunk to tho : mjuirod depth, and work will bo pushed I <>n from ’hat. tho drainage tunnel be-1 ing first bmlt to test tho quality of soil I and to show tho practicability of the enterprise. If it is found feasible, the I construction of tho principal tunnel will [ go forward irom both sides of the river J at the same time. Tho building of the • drainage tunnel iVill not occupy more . than'three nr four months, hut tho! in tho jvorious Townships Tif I bash, LIME, WATER LIME The Detroit River to bs Tcxxeuid. —Thanks to the indomitable , Land and Calcined Plaster, August 10. 1871. bat a Situated Jprice, only 30 Cents a Bottle. THE CELEBRATED GRANITE STATE John Bright has, to n groat degree, i recoveredJus health and will certainly; resume his Parliamentary duties at the I next session. of LANDS SHEPARD’S TATLtB * FARLEY 01CAS, Meat Market ! CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS NEAR THE BANK. Tho best stock ol Meat always on hand. Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, Pure Wines and Liquors! a any thing you want. FOB MKDICIXAL PURPOSES. SIMON P’ RKENRUTH. On*** P. o. D. R. COOK Ac CO �Dis ^ffdsuiStf BAIlN.itDAIL Y DURING THE TRIAD w. U. ilOLMEs' Publisher. MAIL ARRANGiarENT. ■^ynUHUrthw order, mails will elo«j at thh oflee *. ■. Uril'jpios Kart elo- U ta-JiS*ferine, Hfi- MO r. m. cIom daily al OrrsioEoru.—Wo nre low who sports a cap marked “ Police Mr. E. Gy WiOams, of the First Na­ No. 1” is blowing on the streets that tional Clothing House, will visit Detroit tho Jury in the Vanderpool case are about tho first of September for the pur­ being tampered with. We.^aak for pose of nasurting and filling up his stock names. The charge is a villionous as­ of Ctethlug, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, sault on the Integrity hot only of the Ac., and would be pleased to take orders Jury, but of tho officers who havo them for auy especial article required by gents —full lines .of which the market will in charge, Plowen for the Prosecution not warrant his keeping, vis.: Silk and are the men who thus libel our best other fine hats, kid gloves, extra large citizens. underwear, traveling bags, Ac., Ac. Great care and personal attention will Tbve as Gospcu be given to _ j don’t know his name, very pertinently J. ROBERTS. P. M. Warranted Custom Made Boots from remarks that there are a men in every Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacsson community who never do any thing to ■1CH1GOI CEKTRlt K K * Grand River Valley Division AUGCST 1&7-1. atRCNYAN'B assist a public imprbvement, and always Call on Misb Wiloox ter millinery protest that such and suck institutions goods of all the latest and best style*. don’t profit them a cent, but we take First National Clothinci Huobb. notice that every time a town secures u —Go there for the best and cheapest public improvement of any importance, Clothing, Q£>ts Furnishing Goods, etc. these self same men put up tho price of £. G. WlIiUAMS. their land five dollars on tho acre. A community compoeed entirely of this An Every-day Story. class of individuals would be about as MiiMIcviilc IteSw asrsi,,!,. SKfir* I iIou । Trains on the Chicago It Jfhthipui Lake Shorr II. R. leave Grand Rapiiu for Mtukeaon and Vfhite Hall, an follow.: (hioacu EipreM at 10-00 a m. Detroit Expten st 500 pm. LOCAL EVENTS । D. R. Important Railroad Meeting. of said Committee nt the Bank. day afternoon August 29th. ing adjourned 3| At we ere ttnalla to fitmieh buck num-1 . most any person can get fat by buying their groceries of J, Mans. ^GT?ICVLTUKA.L E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. CoxxfNs & Brown keep tho best We are turning out work for tho assortment of Wall-paj>er, Window shades, Picture Frames, etc., in the city. County Pair. Oca Job room, are well supplied with Tho days of grace on accounts due typo, prosMM, and good workmen. the late firm of Dickey A Bently, are pretty nearly out. Those interested Sics.—We learn that H. M. Cheever, will do well to take notice, dtoccpl Esq.. one of the Attorneys for Vander­ RUSSELL, Iron. Nails, Glass, Agricultural Tools, &c. owlon "" nro> &c- [ suit not only to "that part of the city, AGENTS FOR THE j its removal. »> e would advise tlie: LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY I mt i ■ I m 1 - We will not be under-! .sold bv nnv House In Michigan. | but to the whole community. Tn Town Tali, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigart | (lay- of the Union Exposition at Grand WOODLAND PARLORS. j Rapids. The trains will leave St. Johns at 7. a. m., passing Ionia at 7:30, and ar­ noorer, ol Earton. Ionia county, to MIm Eana L. Potter. Kalamazoo to Lowell is a certainty, and if it does not cross the Valley at Host-J NEW CARPET HOUSE SLADE The very BEST PLACE to bay CAnjTX.lB,- OIL CLOTHS, Druggists and Chemists, Cheapest fruit ja^at Buaell’s. ' PATENT MEDICINES, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Now, CITY DRUG STORE, 6s s 00*1 OuO Don’t be behind, citizens of Remember, H U The place to buy your boots and shoes notafferf jw or »,%ufa Road through Rvxtam’s. State St., Hasting*, Mich. $1.00 for 75c Hastings, your Committee will call up­ jxr Siubel.... . ;■*.*;; 50 I will close out my Stock of Sumn» Dry Goods and can better afford to pay $100,000, aa Calreo Akin*, Green. Ladies' fine shoes of the lataMrtytaa V«H<7 u Irring « MMleriBe. of Hastings, be up and doing. at Rumtjji’b. .MATS. PAINTS. Hams, Williams & Co- Salt. fine. per bbl.., evening subscribed $18,500 to the or­ Hail, evarae. par bbl. Betas, per b tub al.. ganizing stock, and no doubt but Kala­ way. per «®.. .»•••»•. Dried Peaches, peered, per lb... mazoo people have token all of theirs by Dried i'ricbH, uepeerW. pVr fe Dried Ap»l«UMrlb.... on you immediately. MATTINGS, and dealers Id while wo think tho Valley furnishes first this time. Also the Mark Rusmll i! in the market st Poet Office. Lake Superior Iron1 John A. GMBwr.it, | D. & M. R. R, on the second and last OILS, Do not claim to have the only- Mold­ ing Machine in Barry county, but they VARNISHES, have one that wLU stick any and all Rubber mops at Busell's. class facilities for our business, and that kinds of moldings that are needed. TURPENTINE, They also have on hand a large number Peaches fresh and nice at Busell’s. the people along the line have no rea­ of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frame*. Ac., that will be sold at low TOILET and FANCY GOODS, Best Sherry wine, bitten for dyspepsonable causes of complaint, and liare figures for cash. Bcsell’b. la, at PERFUMERY. every reason to bo fully satisfied with it, BOOKS A STATIONERS, The Town Talk COMMERCIAL, its management aud its charges, it is CHOICE TEAS, Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ perfectly certain that the people of both GROCERIES, gars just received and for sole at the Lowell and Kalamazoo, are determined , City News Depot Clones TOBACCO, to build a Road to cross the Valley in .’Wheat, while, per buahel. 3 IM) Tirr Lassist Bzock of School Books this county, and the best interest of all • KEROSENE LAMPS 4 FIXTURES Oat., perbaabri.... in the City- at the City News Depot tho people require that it shall poos Battar. 1 par lb.... Eggs. p«r doton ... Best cheese in the city atBusell’s. WALL FAPEIt, *e.. Ae., through this City. Shall it? Lowell Ooii>t>., per bu.hel. If_ _ U .1. ___ IK A Cables Stock of perfumeries at the people at a little meeting on Saturday wMt.Mrio. ...... Fory^otographs and Pictures, of all kinds, call on J. F. MlnkJor. MADE OF HOOVER—POTTER—Married at the Methodirt Again, a Road from I Detroit Stoves; THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Exccasiox rn*ix< will be nm on the We wish it were inqs it will to the west of us. HARDWARE n»m Harnesses. An " Eve Sous.”—The Home Journal mixture is warranted to cute all cases1 tention is asked. The necssity of pro­ . Pebsonal.—Superintendent. Diamond I of cancer and scrofula In every form. Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad­ tenting out local interest in this matter left this morning to attend the meeting dress L. N. Miter, must be apparent to the most casual ob­ of State Superintendents at Charlotte. Hastings, Mich. server. The road' from Marshall to Muir, crossing the Valley at Vermont- Dealers in Stoves. riving at Grand Rapids at 10 o’clock, pool is quite sick at Ypsilanti, but Wanted. Wanted. and returning tho zame evening. Every one having unsettled accounts hopes orc entertained that he will be to call and settle the same by September again nt his post in a day or two. The reputation of tho Grand Rapids 1st, for I must have my pay. Bvsiness College is a No. 1. KalamolOwl Mason Allen. Wake Ur.—In another column will zooites desiring to attend a Business be found the official proceeding of the College can not do better than to pat­ Cancer can be Cored. Railroad meeting held at the Court ronize tho Grand Rapids Business CotL. N. Mixer's. scrofula and cancer• House last evening, to which'special at* LHpE-—Etlamtaoo Toleyraph. 11 cent sugar at BuseU’s. Goodyear & Strike. and week, at the same plate. D. R. Cock, Secretary. State street, cleared up entirely, orj The California Minstrels to-night. tho derrick placed in position again1 Bect quality of whest brings $1.20 ( f0F) „ U b, it J, nn <1Je nnJ nn° jE not so, but it is. Dan'UStriker. ; H. A. Goodyear. I? I? 111 I? 1 * |J " ■*•'*1 J Tues­ Railroad meeting Friday night. villo is a fixed fact. machinery in Barry County—for sale by The meet­ , Home Journal and "Police No. 1” toj । have the rubbish .scattered tel over P61" b°- Hams, Williams A Co. have net gotz time to run after accounts that were ter l>e paid after harvest. Therefore, we «x‘ pect every man to call and Hdtle up their accounts on or before the 28th in»L We mean tnuaieu. Hastings, Aug. 21st. 1871. EIC.. and the largest stock of to Friday night of this our Daily, wo will taka ndocriptiont fur complained in its Inst issue that tho ArTwenfyfco Ccnh per week. Setfd in your tesian-well derrick had lor.q been an „..r, 1 .“V M'l tby ■•»■> Me wIU n-g»l Windy and wet “ A setting hen never gets fat.” Lut (ASTKVGS. uabrows, MACHINES, Hardware. and boots and shoes if he don’t make a , rawing Upjohn,J. 8. Goodyear,and W. S. Good­ bert/rosi (he rciameircement of the Huso cf j Mavs is bound to sell his groceries, PLOWS McElwain, R. J. Grant, Dqniel year. Tho Committee through-their Chair­ man A. J. Bowne, appointed a meeting I do—at J. Maus*. Groceries cheap as dirt at J. Maus’. GALE AND KALAUAZOO, Geo. M. Dewey, F. D. Ackley, Wm. Don’t you know where to get your boots and shoes ? BAIL, ' .Striker, John Bossmer, A. W. Bailey, Wm. Loomis, C. 8. Burton, D. R. Cook,; A meeting of the citizens of Hastings und vicinity will be held at the Court House on Friday evening next, at 7J o’clock, to hear the report of tho com­ mittee etc., in the Interest of a “ One stonny night ia winter when j north and »outh road, and to such the winds Wre blowing cold,” I bought । farther action a* the meeting may de­ me a pair of boots aud rubbers at Maus'. determinc. By order of Committee. D. R. COOK. S WHEEL CULTIVATORS, j Ryerson, N. Bailey, R. B. Wightman, Loral hbjijie^ Jtoiice?. Another railroad will nut effect the low prices ai Maus’. Tho committee reported the following I Kalamazoo and Ann A-rbox- ' | names : A. J.1 Bowne, II. J. Kcnfield, ■ ! L. D. Gardner, Jas. A. Sweezey, A., SPECIAL NOTICE. ILL. KARG ENT, Cea. cent. SUPERIOR, Jl'SHEHRY AND STATESMAN ‘‘Hello John, where areyou going?” lively as a graveyard. “I was going down here to buy some grocers.” Railroad Mealing. "Well I am going down to Mace Al| len’B to buy mine.” Hastinqs, August 28th, 1871. I "Down to AHcd's? Why, 1 never bo’t I . The Railroad adjourned meeting mot । any of him. I always go there to buy ! vra-..r, and wall paper, Lut uu..•ItaOxirtHKKua nomlMUd Ju. ! crockery I never | thought of buying groceries there. Not A-.Sweczey, Chairman and D. R. Cook,; I long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery Secretary. Mr. A. J. Bowne addressed I and paper enough to paper my house, the meeting by rejKHting the action of | iJ 10pm there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could I the Railroad Committee who visited i buy any where Oise. Itertdiw - he war 1 ranted IT. The crockery he keeps i­ ; Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. ! the Boot’s celebrated ware.” | On P’otion the Chair appointed a' - "Well, 1 always do so on groceries, I and I know yau can. Besides he talced ! committee of three, whuse business shall I anything 1 nnvetoscli at a fair price. 1 be to nominate twenty persons as a lo-! I loo. I get a lictter tobacco, lea and sugar there for the ..nunc money than ■ cal committee and report to this meet- ( ing. Said committee consisting of A.: any where else in town.” I J. Bowne, W.13. Goodyear and W. Bur-1 Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871* W I Clover Hullers! n«i Hooey Huns Shoolderi. Dollar. R. MUDGE. NOTTINGHAM LACES, 74 MONROE STREET, CAX.VZ) RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, Opposite the National Hotel. F. IMMEN Dr. AIKIN, 0«Hk.U CM1BU Cmd Kwfd,. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-30.pdf dbbaa954078f5b1f7d4126b26a9c6b1d PDF Text Text ®l)c fastings Dauner . VOL. I. DAILY EDITION. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUG. 30, 1871. -HE VAUDERPOOL TRIAL. I»«»iw umi u,, p™.,,,., NO. 14, ^,.,1^, you killed Herbert Field,” what pro- , Mr, Hughes rood in support of his HOLBKOOK OPBSS THE "" ted ion could he expect from the laws view a note to parnpraph 108 of Green­. of the land. Hero he stood alouo in loafs Evidence, and nrguod tho point to, FOi rmwF^H .■ At tto u hostile community and did this to : help defend himself, aud sliall he l>- some extent. , their side of tho case, and Mr Hclheld accountable for that ? It is the Mr. Eggleston took a dilfurent view or brook for th(, theory of our law that a confession j, of the paragraph read. I ■lllwfnnltnrin substantially m r_t»___ follows: when made, iu order to be admitted i By the Court: , Fifteenth Day's Proceedings. as evidence must bo made deliberately । Gontiemen of tho Jury, you have sat and without any fear or compulsion ' I am disposed to let the witnott. slate hero patiently tor 15 days listening to from any one, and shall this be nd- ' any remarks made by horaclf nt the MOKXOra SESSION. the testimony for the People and now mittod as evidence when threatened by 1 time. August 80, 1871. ! they have rested their case, having said the officers of tho law themselvce ? i I said she had better go and Mr. Church said that tho instructions all they have to say against this un­ They talked openly of lynching him, lid Mr. Field Good Bye, sit­ given to Mr. Nelson yesterday when ho fortunate prisoner, and now we ask the that most tomblo mode of punishment ing tho door open and the little <?.»g same attention from vou in listening to aud this letter must bo interpreted iu I left in pursuit of Mr. Driggs was to procnUed my attention to him. the testimony for him You an- to look tho light of these facta. Thon, too, I coed directly to Grand Haven and to upon him. m an innocent man until Tho '-ross examination of this witness tho Prosecution have failed to show | telegraph ou tho way in regard to oper­ proven guilty, and you uro to look upon i any motive. They say that Field put was by consent suspended lor tho pres­ ations, but up to this moment nothing him now as an innocent man. Evorv ' iu about 87,000 in money into tho bank ent, in order to let the nextwitness Mrs. fact alleged by the prosecution must bo ' ’ aud yet they, themselves, account for has boon heard from him, though u dis­ Emma Slauson, give her 'testimony in proven beyond a reasonable doubt This patch is expected every moment. He is the theory of tho law. Not any sus­ over one half of this, clandestinely time to got away on the three o’clock withdrawn from tho bank and depos­ cannot now possibly get hero before 2 picion or belief would authorize you to ited at tho drug stare of Willawl & train if jKissib’e, and bring duly sworn o’clock, and a request was .made to wait find the man guilty, unless you know it Hall, and in the City National Bank she said : I livp at Racine Wisconsin, and my hi a certainty. of Chicago byField himself. Over 81,000 till that time. ■ In our view of the matter, and upon husband in 18G0 was engageil in tho Mr. Hughes objected to waiting any what wo shall bo|ublo to show npon tho wore drawn from tho bank at Chicago lumbering business. My husband is in by Gen. Cutcheou os longer. various pointe brought against this pris­ administrator of the estate of Field,,, poor health. Know George Vanderpool Mr. Eggleston said that the new pointe oner by tho prosecution, we expect to and over $1^000 was found in the safe and he has visited at our house, tho to which he would testify was in regard relievo him of -any imputation of the nt tho drug store, and all this has been last time he 'was there was in July or charge broaght against him. There is paid over to Miss Hill. Then tho proofs August I860. Ho was there to m>o to a letter written by Vanderpool from not prima facie evidence to substantiate of guilt are insufficient. Mr. Blanchard about getting money from my husband. Muskegon to Manistee stating that lie this charge. Tho whole theory of tho ouu of their own witnesses has testified This was four or fivo weeks before Field had taken 32,500 to pay the note prww-cution is that Herbert Field was ♦hat ho carried a basket of fish dripping disappeared. Tho arrangement made be­ spoken of by Mr. Merrill, also ia murdered in tho Bank between the with blood and serum up those stains ou tween thorn was that when my husband hours of 11 and 12 o’clock on Sunday, Tuesday alter the disappearance, and should return from tho east which wouhl regard to a consrentation had with Van­ Bep. 5, lb69, and thut the bodv wns not one witness, except tho very suspi­ be in four or fivo weeks, ho was to lot derpool on Tuesday. afterwards found on tho shore of Lake cious Dr. Wilcox, saw blood on those I Mr. Vanderpool, have all tho money ho Tho Court ruled that the defense Michigan, oud this is what is called the stairs till Wednesday, so that, this ac­ wanted to put in tho banking businoss. should1 proceed with their side of the, ccrpiu dslectt, the body of tho offense, but counts for all tho blood on these stairs, Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston. case/ and that he would be allowed to। wo contend that tho proofs uro insuf* and you remember how Dr. Wilcox Tlus conversation was sometime in Au­ fieenj. Not ono witness luui identified gave his testimony in regard to seeing gust I think. He had previously ar­ testify when he came and after tho de­ tho body as that of Herbert Field bv tni» uioou on .ixouaay, now no avoiu- ranged with him to let him have money this blood on Monday, how ho avoidfense have begun, in regard only to। any natural means, not even have they '"rd stepping upon it, and wo shall show when Field talked of going out of tho I>oint8 not touched at Kalamazoo, toi testified as t<X^'hether the body was that that he has admitted that he never saw business, but afterwards ho concluded xthich the defense made do exception. of a mate or a female. The figure on 1 any blood there nt all on Monday. Then to stay with Vanderpool, when ho wrote the ann has been sworn to, and yet, this ' we shall show that be could not have to my husband that ho did not need tho Mb} Eggleston then offered iu evi­ money and then he put his money into lias nut been described by any two alike, ; disposed of the body as allegtsl. dence tho letter marked . exhibit “C” to , or from any knowledge of it nrovioas to ■ Ho loft tho house on that evening at uthor businoss, but when Field finally which Mr. Hughes- objected os irrelov- tho inquest held on the dead bodv. . the very urgent request of his wife, at concluded to leave the partner shin, nut and to which an exrejitiou was tak- The proofs are insufficient flmt this was j half past I) o'clock to get some modi­ Vandor}x»l again camo to my husband have said and oli. Tjie letter was written from Ji^. I bis body, and yet the prosecution must cine, and returned again in just one in August as I I again asked for money, and my hus­ ,, . , , v i satisfy youthat that wus hisbodv, hour and twenty-five minutes, m» we, -o------,, ------. ........ . t it in other k. gon to Mamttee and was from Nan- aU(1 wh„u they iloju> tbat, ; *hall show by a number of witnesses, .bund told him he . had put derpool to I mid and simply announced I which they cannot do, .they must He left his house with his ’dark clothes > business, , but . would let ____ him have 1 _______ all he he- should return from1 that he had left for Manistee, bag and i satisfy you tliat the wounds found ■ on, that he had worn all day, and came ' wanted as soon as u baggage and wished to be kept posted UP°U *be liead were the cause of the . b-wk in the time I have stated with tho tho east, which would bo in 4 or 5 week*. e;...y-,i . , i. Ac-'-ns^ II- uk-u intrs.-: df“lb- Now flie Hugest testimony ! same clothes on. • But they introduce a Tho witness was then discharged,awl , , .11 j . 1 they have.upon thia point Is that of Dr.'witness, Mrs. Frulink, who swore that a record of her attendance and dis-■ ductxl a groat deal more decumentaiy | ^hurley, who pronouncod the wounds a ■ she saw a man in light clothes, sitting tunce traveled iu this State, which wasI evidence in the form of fetters, notes j sufficient cau.-j/- for dcatli. but could not I iu die little white boat which renders and receipt^ between the two persons, j swear thattifi-y were the cause of tho ! it necessary to draw the conclusion that from Grand Haven, was made bv the• ticipate in the examination inths bank. Was down on Monday morning about 7 o’clock. Saw hay aud dust on tho stair?, and also av this sin Wodneitday. Did not notice this when I first went down in tlip morning. Wnao I first saw Vnn lerpool, ho wa-i standing in front of the Bonk with a broom or mop tn his linnd. Ho said ho was cleaning the Bank. The drops were of about tho usual size but do not know how many. These spots were on ffie loft side of tho walk going down and some were on tho stringdr. -Also saw stiota on tho platform nt tho river brink. Have seen the dog tied up in the Bank, but do not recall when nor how tn^ny times. Itomember of tho Bank build­ ing’s being raised during that season and Vanderpool was absent at tho tune. Do not know whether I'ever saw thp dog tied upaftar that or not. Mrs. A. II. Dunlap being duly sworn said : I am the wife of the Inst witness. Know the Bank building and have seen Dr. Wilcox. Bemumber tho disanpeorance, and I saw Dr. Wiloox on Monday evening following it between six and seven. I saw Dr. Wilcox in his office and was waiting for my husband, when he said you must •wtcuso me for I want to go down into tho Bank nnd get some money changed, and when ho came bock 1 asked him if ho had hoard any­ thing about Field, and he said what do vou mean ? Then I said that Field had been missing since yesterday, when ho said, that is strange, I had not hoard of it. Ho also said perhaps ho has been drowned as a boat has been tipped over on the Lake. No crons examination. Tho next witness called was Wesley Bautor, who being duly sworn, said : 1 reside at Manistee and nm a lumber inspector. Took toll at the bridge across the Manistee river in 1869, and also watahod at tho bridge from six x. m. till 12:80 j-. m. and then again from six o’clock i-. n. till < midnight. Thorn was u little bridge house that wo had for shelter and this was from 75 to 100 feet tro’n tlio little dock at tho foot of tho bank stairs and noromg intervenes. Was on my watch during tho Sunday night tliat Field disappeared from 6 ?. m., till half-past twelve. Did not notice anything that night that attmctol my attention to this dock. Think it was a pleasant night for I remember of being out of doors. No cross ox­ amination. . Sir. Hughes slated that tho lufcct wit­ ness ho wished to call was Mrs. tehringgoing to show the general .feeling exist-! d’^b. But the prosecution must satisfy ■ in this short space of time, ho went to Clerk. .' . ,. .. . ‘ vou that these wounds were the actual . the Bank, changed his clothes, prepared Miss Ella Magill was then cross ex­- er, but was informed by Mr. Buss with tug >e ecu mm. or F0:“c me Fret}" | cause of death, and that tt resulted from j tlio body for di.*q»osal. carried it to the amined by Mr. Eggleston. My fatherr whom she is stopping, that she is sick cus and abo rtiie cxmdrtion of thrir j no other eanse and after they have ■ river, towed it to the month of the is a mill ownor and the time kept at thoi aud unable to leave her 1h-J and Dr. money matters. These.papers had hnd propre- i shown this, tho next ]4iint ]>ohit to show m I Manistee rirer, river, returned icturneil to the Bonk Bank house was mill time. 1 may have booni Chas. Bussell, her attending physician virus to this been identified and marked i <bat this respondent is the guilty partv. I changed hri clothes, went-to Dr. Fish- mistaken os to whether tho dog sat in। was called to verify tho statement, who ■IS oxhihif*. bn» would bo of KO frencral I Now we Ve shall show sI‘0"r that this is « iinim- j ^s er*.s and got home. It was impossible tho Bank door or shoo shop door, but if: said that she would not probably be . *3’ ' | possible, for he was st homo nil the for him to have done this, besides wo 'it had not been called in question, 1: able to leevo her bed till the last of the interest, mu they are such ns would natu- I{'afternoon friends, except except u u ,. snail shall show show that that he he wns was physically physically incaafternoon entertaining cnn-itaining friends, iuca- should firmly believe that the dog A',. week. Mr. G. F. Hitchcock, the stclittle while when '* they went. to take a I pacitated.by reason of a vhernia, rally occur in the oourse of-bsminess. ................................ •_ rfor per- in the Bunk door. Was never sworn ini nogrnpher. was then put upon tho stand who said that he was tho stenographer He next read exhibit “I” which was a >walk to Canfield’s hill, and again a few I forming such labor. The prosecution court before. ’ moments when he wont to get some ci- j have heretofore on former trials madb A. H. Dunlap being duly sworn said.. fur tho Ninth Judicial Circuit and took letter frozn 'Vanderpool nt Manistee to 4rnr« It would l>c iujrasoible fur grekt capital out of this little white I reside in Mauisteo and am a lawyer., the testimony of Mrs Sprrngor, ins wife.at Bacine, dated July ;!l, lb<59. him to have killed him vhdo'at home 1 boat, but for some reason hare dropped In I860 had am office directly over thoi to^etlior with her crow-examuiation in This was simply a friendly letter such as that afternoon, mid we sliall sliow ' that ■ »t out of this trial. Bank, and thinX I occupied* this office। tho trial at Kalamazoo, and had that Now wopnopose to take up that little about six months, and was in this officei testimony at his room. would be expected from husband to wife he did not kill him before noon a? lie j aad seemed to have no bearing on tho was seen alive in the oiternoon by 4 or i white boat just where they leave it, and at the time of Field’s disappearance ini Mr. Hughes then said ho proposed to 5 jiersons whom we shall introduce Jicre shall follow it far out 18C9. Know of a flight of stairs runn­ have Mr. Hitchcock read this testimony, cut ?, unless.to show the good feeEng exas witnesses. Now I will ask you if it i Into tho waters of Lake Michigan where ing from the sidewalk down the side of‘ to whieh Mr. Eggkwton objected and tho istirg between him and Field. Ee also would not be tho most nauirnl thing in ' was found on the 9th dav of Septeni- tho building towards the lyer. Them Court sustained tho objection stating intnxinced another pqper which wns the world, if Field shoakl disappear, no I ber, by the Captain of the schooner was a bridge across the river about 201) tliat tho deposition of Mrs. Springer with a man in it feet from tho platform. Was up and (could hot bo admitted at this stage of , markotl ns an exhibit. This xas the matter how, for the citizensof .Manistee ‘Crawford, a hall famished down this flight of stairs several times tho proceedings. That she might recov­ artiebs of j^n’cment between them. to hold his partner rcsponmWe for him j apparently in and if he could not give aur satisfaeto- i-«»nditiou, aad destitute of woaeyxmd during Monday September Gth, and .no­ er before it Would be time to rest tho Ho next offered to read ihe pass-book, rv explanation .in regard to him, to sus-1 everythmg, who absolutely refused to tried nothing unusual on tho stairs. case, when her testimony could betaken, tho k’lportant jiagos of which was pect him of foulptav. Wbm Field <li- p™ «ny account of himyelf or to lx> Was at my office about 7 o'clock that even if not in tho order desired. marked exhibits J.- 3L N. 0. If was appeared they very* naturally looked to jlf nded anywhere on the soil of Michi* morning^ and saw Vanderpool in tho Mr. Hughes then stated that he would hen to*’*" on !,oard th? <whoo»- bank door holding a broom or mop in be obliged to offer the depositions of Mr. offered in onlif to show the amount Vanderpool as the guiltv one, and leav• «• -------------- • -*•----------- * — or he tutired his own boat upside down his hand; noticed nothing unusual and Mrs. I»tt, ns they hnd not beesi drown from the bank by Xk-ld on lhe. ing all other persons out of account, are fathe water, and when landed at Detroit detenrined te convict him guilty or iuabout him, only that he was cleaning found and were out of the State, and week pxovious to his disappearance, also' noceut. They go to tho Bunk with mi- he immediately made his escape to Can­ tho office. A day or two after this my Deputy Shoriff Mallory was called lor to not been heard of 7 since, 1 otoscopes anil discover wliat they call ada - ,and ----- has , ------’ attention was called to spots of blood testify that hn had us-»d due diligence in blood,hut tbev smelled more Wood than and s » aU •how that he had a mrgo on tho bttak books as claimed by the blood,but they smeBed more Wood than stairs leading to the river. Had trying to find them, Imf ns he could not ,i on the stairs . ji e - .t. . _whole i-. i- of tho blood »u they____ ear.fur the there 1I amount ^mcnint of of monev money cnnrenled concealed about about hri his ------- 11 blood then# —111 ------- l-fore and did not con- lie found nnd thcnMPore nb-moro_wit­ Prosecution, and tho iuvorroafnes? of * ' ' minht ■ . . .be .te ,1 ■ .1 C .1. -i : found ld iu the palm of tho 1M-FSCU.\ , t tn aider it a wty unusual thing. Had also nesses that could bo usod at present, those appearing an tfce books. • ! H» lh„ „ ^0 ' hand aud might hava-eomo from n man’s “ bo«t wu t>uu.l ,o,.w 10 or 12 TOn |,loo<j court adjolirmM at about 4 o’clock till 9 ............. «u__ __ j >hero ___ . more frequently o'clock to-morrow morning. The objection was overruled sod paw' nose or a dog's cor, or from picking the mtles cut m the Lake, and from the11 my office, and ■ ‘ teeth,and it is not Known whether it is place where the supposed body of Field , than on the other stairs. book read. was found, and from tho condition of human blood or not,as the learnedDoctor Qncs. — State what you know in re ­ TEACHEKbNOTWR -’ The next document was a letter from " called upon to testify in regard tc it, sim- the body, it is moat natural to sup- gard to this blood. it was taken to a Herbert Field to Vaaderpooi, dated pV pronounced it maiBinolian blood, ]xw? that Objection mode by Mr. Eggleston and ; Examination of Teachers for Barry distance from fbe shore County, Fall Series. August 0. This was exhibit “G” and which he defined to be that of any Kot overrulod. bro it was sunk, otherwise it would animal tliai suckles ita wung. Ans.—I often saw blood on these I..u2j.u^ru was rejected. hnvo been completely battered to pieces Oh, but they oay the carjMf was cutout. stairs and supposed it came from per­ While the Attorneys wore examin­ Vos. u little piece, about 15 inches from bring washed ou and oft tho At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. ing these documents, and the audience square was cutout, which are shall »bow beoqji, and would undoubtedly have sons spitting there who had hnd their •' Hustings, Oct 9th, and Nov. 6th. ’ teeth pulled. I would often see n were impatiently waitiug tor something | was dirty arid stinking and alive with caught on somethifig before being car“ Assyria, Oct. 13th—EMis School spoonful or such n matter. riod so far north. to tore up, more iuferestiiig to them, vermin from Field’s puppy dog whieh | Ques.—Stato what you know about House. At thia point it being noon tho speaker Dr. Wileox’s habits as to neatness, &c. At Nashvilla, “ 17th. Mrs. Held who had been sitting for was accustomed to lie there. Then they tell 700 the deed was committed with suspended his remarks, t and Court “ Middleville “ 20th. . Objection made by Mr. Eggleston mi some tiwo in the back part of tho room, the little hatchet spoken of, which is took a recess till 2 r. m. “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. the ground that the Poctor’s habitsimd all at once left her seat and earning for­ the most unreasonable supposition -i» • “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. irotiiing to do with this cars. ' ‘ ward thrust herself into a already tho world, for when any dark deed is (Objection sustained and exception the very first thing done is noted. well filled. in close proximity to, and di- oomniittod, , Tho first witness introduced for theQue?.—What enn you say about his rectiy in front-of, iho prisoner. After i«> dispose oftb^bteody weapon, itwus Defense was Mias Elin Magill, who.be* the bloody dagger that drove..Mac­ habits in respect to tho disposition of eying him shaiply far a moment, she. 1 beth to insanity and this hatchet » a ing daly sworn' said: blood from hi|’Uffioe. bhingiu subject of thrust her hand into her pocket anil up-: 1 have resided, at Manistee for 18 copmlaint by others ? on drawing it ottt,'tjib Trisbnbr started. -- -------------------------------------- — years. Know the* building occupied by —Objection made by »» Mr. Eggleston •t««lily «.tr»aen.l. ihst tha »ehoul< of Hany may The. “><*• "r ftdirr eoantiw. futajnod and exception —---------------------------------1—a osxed for to his f<x?t and. m some such words as.i. in regard to the letter read to vou and Vanderiwol and-field for a Bank. D’o ^d r"'ri0W itvrora • . * • Will , hr' Mr - W.iokm. . ■ £dowb as tho “ Brown nnd Nolan let­’ not, know AsLjup Vmfderpoo! jtersonaHy, but “see tbcrej .sec therecalled the atten­ ter, we shall show tjiat U was tho mostf knew Field, and remember tjie event of tion of hi» Counsel to her movements, natural thing in Che.world for him .to’ his disappearance, whieh was-on Sunday stairs over this building, but do .not evidently . eviaenuy considering wiiaiuenug Inmsefr uuiibvu in Ml danger, muigw, -rite it, for justa uigUJir two previous' Sep. 5th, lbG9. Was at the Mirth t>di»t know who occupied all. had been visited in his cell at tho1 Suday school on the hfteroaon of that ■ Qucs.—State if you over complained causal, perhaps Jiy mtgin rhrx-ataa>g‘ | to Dr. Wilcox'nf^is^lqyefijy hrtits ? ■ midnight hour by the sheriff and per ­ letters, said -to hfive wfetf written tiy tier 'mid ’ day, accompanied by- itiy sister and a ■ Qbjectiorinuide by Mr. Eggleston nnd OraattoMIc, to ewmu sons from whom he.had a right to ex-’ young lady ’from Chicago. Knonf that to him. What she drew from her riect protection, who shook their cones four wrU wh:-n Ihi ‘ Field had n little. dog. As. wo passed sustained and exception taken bv -W. pocket, however, proved tc bo nothing ever his head and their fists in his face ’ •‘ r_. ’ .. the bank that afternoon on the .way. to Hughes. Jfeld had two dqgs wtickl have M>W» more dangerous than 3 pair of apoctaclev and called him the guilty murderer. Sunday school, between 1 and 2t’clock »ue which she adjusted, in'order to geta bet­ When bo iajrAWsyWWBmiW?®/* we saw the bank door standing open And. is.the was natural for Him to try to devwo wore tied ionicthe little dog sitting in the* door. What counter. Hrink. ter view of tho person she seems to firm­ ‘ some mean® to divert public attention, more particularly called my attention to where war ths deak. Ue. ?ml M idair. iUadlni ly believe is the murderer of her eon. «Hwl »• text bookt. Tb Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston. inn state, bordering on frenry. It was it, my sister was troiug to phjeago tho When it is considered 'to what des­ written fur do other purp.se, and under next Tuesday, and site mud to me— . Was there orr Wednesday after thb those circumstances he osnnot be held disappearance of Field, and remember peration such a belief, no matter how This form of statement was objected quite a crowd being about the office, bat When the tibonff shook T. J). DIAMOND, well founded, might carry a mother who accountable. I was engaged that day,and did aotp*his fist in his lace and said * I know to by Mr. Eggleston. in. has lost a ■ son at she has, it is hot JI �GeneralitiesBetlilehem of Judea has an omnibus line, lately started. • PftfoW vd kk|l|e» Card?. Visitorn ! There la no use Talking-' A Frenchman is crossing the Medit­ erranean iu nu Indian bark oanoe. A “carving machine’’ has been pat­ ented by a citizen of New York.* GRANT & PHILLIPS I.- RUSSELL, *• Jim Ned River” is a stream of water in Texak. Are bound to sell Ruswu’o whisky tex amounted to 1100,157,000 test year. , More English than Irish came to thia country in 1870. CHAS. H. HAUER. Dry Goods, UNION FAIR, At Atlanta, Gn, a boy ate thirteen apple dumplings for des*ert,one day last week. Ho died next day. ------ TO EE HELD IN------ Groceries, Pedro Potein, son of the Mexican Minister at Washington, was drowned, while bathing at Fortress Monroo, Fria.y A Virginia negro who become in­ sane two years ago, after murdering his brother, has recently recovered his rea­ And everything in their line of Goods son, and is to be tried for bis crime. at prices a* low as at Jackson, or Grand Rapids, A Newark woman found a burgter And in many caws Lower. under her bod tho other night, and hauled him out so us to let her husband jump on him, which he did most effectunlly. I . A former named Belmar, near Earl­ rille, Delaware county, Illinois, was killed by a threshing machine on Katurday last, the second victim of the tamo machine. WM IL HAYFORD The City of Grand Rapids SEPTEMBER 12, 1-3, 14 & 15. . .. WM. L.C0BB, ATTORNEY and Coatuollor st Law. Solicitor in (-hancery. and Circuit Court Commimfoner for Barry connty, will aliead to all bcilnuj eutriule• -. ------ WILL FIND AT------ SPRING & AVERIN. Physlcluna. A Nurijcons, DRS. J. M. & C. RUNSELL, PHYSICIANS and Sum*ra». The treatment of oCfsyter, The Largest and'Best Avvortcd Stock of DBS. B. J. k. E. F. BBOWK. I1yffS2PAuKIr ottr, I.fc. <44 P. 0.c iif mis in (Mmiffl issee W5L UPJOHN, —TO BE FOUND IN------ DR. C. C. LINSLEY, BOTANIC an J EelecUe I'hrateiaa and DentUt. Last week the mutilated remains of a man was found in the Woods on Dahokia Creek, near Staunton, Illinois. Tho honorable। discharge of Christian Hart­ man fnmtMhe artillery service of th<> United States was found ou tho body. Western Michigan. A sub-contractor on the West Wis­ consin Railway, name unknown was shot near tTudsou, Wis., Friday night, by one on his men, who mistook him for a thief. Tne wound was in tho breast, and proved fatal. The laborer gavu himself up. A. P. DRAKE, M. D-z K d5TI.CI,^AR ■Uondon vires to the treatment (>f Private Dihvwh. tMBoe over F. D. Aekley'r Dtm Store. Miete street. Hart art. RUSSELL $* NEKINS' STEM ART A STE1NHOFF. Have their neic Goodt. Saneofl and Mechanical Dentists, or»r Grant A Phillip-. Start. HauiBC. Jamus Briggs was shot and killed at Ashland, Ohio, on the evening of the 25th, by Isaac Jones, a drayman. There had been nu old feud between the men, and on tho day iu question * Briggs, while'drunk, attacked Jotfe-s and wns ■ shot by tho latter in self-defense. tVe Shull Offer tit Hint Time REGISTER nt Drtd>. General INDUCEMENTS SPECIAL An effectual method of disposing of die potato bugs has boon discovered. The striped snakes ent tho bugs, tho hogs cat the snakes mankind eat tho hogs, nnd in this 'somewhat indirect manner tho (>est of the potatoe field gets tho worst of it. J. W. MAYNARD. ISAAC W. V ROOMAN. FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. S1iu^U^ °®e* ft‘ u" Uttrt n®0**'Ho‘io^C .Uaetiar Ar.3l E. II.MALLORY. SPRING & AVfcRY. H1IIIL OTIi Tho legislature of Gvurgia is to bo asked to protect tho mocking-birds. It is assorted that now the young birds arc taken from the nests us soon as found J and sent to the North or to Europe, and ] tliat a sensible diminution in tho num­ ber of these warblers is noted. At Hastings. A fuo occurred at Amboy, Illinois, about -1 a. m., on the 25th, destroying nearly all the business houses on both sides of Main street Lues, $200,000; insurance, 175,000. A man named John Shannon, who was in the city jail was burned to death before help c-outy ' Mr. MARBLE bavin; bought the Cardiag Jfo i each him. dike lately owned in Middleville, and Thomas Westbrook, Rumorly n resi­ baring removed it to Hailing*, and dent of Cinciunfiti, claiming to have’ been an editor of a (mper near that city, also a former resident <rf Elizabethtown, Ind., nnd of 1'eoria, 111., went into a new building in Kansas City, on the 23d, and tho butty? was found next morning, horribly blistered, showing a violent death. Morphine was found iu one pocket. The coroner’s jury rendered a GST Wool sent by Railroad will be verdict of death by cspusuro, disease, 30 Yeirs llptcll NATIONAL HOTEL, Dr. AIKIN, ’new Office No. H Canal St- Grand Baptdi, Experience ! Confldential, successful treatment for all priito dlseaaes. Seminal Weakness, cte„ t>osiv»lr cured. MT In every special. Important cave, slop nn diable or uselea* treatment, aud cuoault Dr. A^ciniii^ 1^ E, OIL CLOTHS, MATS. _ GOODS, ■B.noSMI. J. ROBERTS fc CO.. Q«sncx-nl INewx Dealerm. Michigan Central R. RJ OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. NOTTINGHAM ■ Chicago for Detroit at ifel -- LACES ■ • J........... USI n nrl. iS?asS»ttW*rtI OieconJeff- HASTINGS NURSERIES. °L " i’r°priotor, on- the Grand Rapid. * :.?L!eetera^‘Bt' MONROE endl,*‘ ’“teW *»d onrow- blacksmithing. natids, Michigan, --^s - . - . Wfita •■GfllW CAST* MARBLE. UMNIBI.S AMD HACK LIME. 4. S. VASIMIST I'rejri.l-r.-L.,.. ,( MATTINGS, tiona. (Hours, b to ». I Address, N.J. A IK IN. M. DP.O. Drawer 2091. Grand IU..ids.Mieh. AC»’s fatfttery. WELCOME MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, “iftrnFST J9HJT8,)y- ‘fer-yriy Clwfc of th, HmUw Hoa»«.» Proprietor. Term, moderate and tho comfort of imw» made a rpecialiy. A.uctloiioer. AARON CLARK. ~ AJrti^VCTI(i1?‘BKRJdnl,U*,uwrf the x Ml*-, i: “fei CARPETS, Carded to ordsr, and sent back in good . They, tell a story of two mon down on condition. ' Cape Cod, who recently obtain!d from h<h40ill?43 fitlO^W tho Supreme Court a perpetual injunc­ lUrab BARLOW & GOODYEAR’S tion restraining tho executors and trus­ Kalamaaoo, tee* of a will from distributing ur con­ Ntw Warehouse, veying tiny jtortion of tho estate, and at a. m. and arrive* at Chicaco at 113 a. tn. chui Icnrac^ lOjtlieir profound disgust ; ’“T6 !~d lu’id* ' ’ BHKPnERI) A CAMPBELL. Proprietors, carae.'*'**• *"■*' street. The only first-;!a»« Hocarpet house Cavni BMwnte and srerrlwly h «oie. bpleuJtd a:wtnm<xi*tiots» for urmita. juintf The vwy BEST PLACK to buy New remtdiea, improved treatment, qnfck urea. Specialities: Scrofula, Cancrra, Conautap- and wont of care. T1k> rvtrird 'of English patania :*how onedvrignod- to; pit-yent, exyloaioiu; of eteam Itoriurt, wntch at tin* time, when public attention is cuUl*4 te that aubjewt by theJUrtMUtM. te»rror|-may be wvrjli' noUce.'‘ Tkis.iHiproY6d menuii of AjJeventing' wlosiocfs WHiUtefa in pruriuiag ........11 I....lit U GRANT $ PHILLIPS. An cx-ussistant Paymaster of tho British navy* died In Montreal the other day of apoplexy, alter eating throe pounds of hum, uno pound of broad, and drinking a gallon of water and a pint and a half of brandy. i-xcepl.thm? .SiHteg tu tbchi-. ‘Thaeffuct of lhe iujuutiiun, thurof'Vfe, i-< Onb.- to debar fhriw pteiutif& from ge&ttg;.d)vir shore ihf th* estate. . .. C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at taw, FolWtor in Ch New Gooch ♦Fust Racehod. Dr. O. W. Mihr, of Martinsburg, Keo­ kuk county, Iowa, was found dend on Wednesday morning of lost week, ly­ ing on tho sidewalk. Tho cause of death is supposed to have been heart disease. A fight occurred ou Sunday, the- 20th on Tama Island, pear Burlington, Iowa, between Itevilo Gaylord and John Bailoy —both young man and acquaintances from childhood—which resulted in the death of Gaylord. Hi* death resulted from a rnptured splecr. tale A<«at: Jaoda bouebt and aald. and all trailneae tran.artlon. on revocable term.. Offlee oetr HABVBY MB1U11T, The salmon fisheries in Columbia driver are very extensive. Within thirty miles of Katamo, Oregon, more than 500 men are engaged in the business, undone Gnu test year netted §12,000. . HOLBROOK. TT0I1NHYB. and Ooatuallon *l taw.and Solicit- A fashion writer in a Now York pa­ per speaksof a reoent funeral there os “the fixed affair ever .witnessed.” O&>.Ue Hi, W.Ho^I-HoI,l iw 4 liXflx;* EUntEN. ^qfSiile. FOR Michigan Exchange. 'INION.' -*• nnd coveting tboj (India rubber j£>r. strength to wilUHia BXRfijp.-T.-d.m tiap't. Clfesca.■! ®ae iMroh'tHy re- «STs<lt: urirqti "tte n»te, -■ <L.k IH prts-eure.-" The Ind^Tubbcr .ia.t to the bolter by * flanged tube fur the jurpofie.. v / “ -Cr'W. RAILEY*; i^dexr v MA£WNI® MltlfiHT. 1FX*B Ste*e .*jJ*» 4* vrOTriewr. ” �ERIE BARWAY, 1,-100 miles under 800 miles without THE CELEBRATE! । 1 One Management Change of coaches. XBD4P 0A VGK-DOUBUt TRACK ROUTR I NEW YORK , X * ygUCCtPAI. BOSTON, C.H. HICKS, granite state - --------- POIblR IX KXW ATTENTION! The Corner Grocerv. Farriers Improved! TOXg STATR' A5D THK Oil. REGIONS OFFEJCNSYLVAXIA Still CooQnt CornSheller! TUIS RAILWAY EXTENDS XXOX Groceries, FOB SALE AT Rochester to New York, 885 miles, Buffalo to New York, 423 inilee, Suspension Bridge to New Yorr 448 Dunkirk to New York, 4G0 miles, Cleveland to New York, 625 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y-, 860 miles, Con bo had by Calling at Crockery. w. T. EASTMAN’S! D. R. COOK & GO’S Glassware, Warehouse on Brood way. AND IS FBOM to 27 MILES TUK SUOUTEB ROUTE. ' Office in Hastings. We Offter the following Tax Titles &.C., All trains run directly through to New York. । 2^“860 miles without change of coaches. 1 Land and Calcined Plaster, I From and after Aug. 17tb, 1871, Traiaa will ieare. tn conueclion with Western Lines, as follows: I Cheaper than any (Store in Hartings, NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, hares Cincinnati LIME, WATEB LIME. at 1.13 P. M.. Huudars excepted ; Chrelaud from Atlantic and Ureal Western Depot, by Columbia, O., time, daily. (Saturdays except­ • Have 10 per Cant. by buying for Cub of ed,) nt |o.0v P. M.; Clihon nt 6 a. M.; and Suspension Bridge atB.CJA. P daily, iRundata excepted ;i Buffalo from 'Japot corner Exchange and Michigan Streets, by New York August 10. 1871. • ime, dailv. (Sunday* excepted.) al7. A. M. ArrivesalUornellsrilla 9.83 A. M; Susquehanna -------------------------------- -------------------------------a.<X) P. M..(Dina:.Turner . « — o. M. HICKS. Sola Proprietor of VI a Whbkey •r vtlmalating bevaraga, but a xDictaa within the mack of all. Price, only <~O Cenin a Dottle. Register of Deeds. Notary Public, 1871” Abstracts of Titi.is <»f lands in Barry County fambhed on j ,, iinulicathm. at my office In the ______ __ arc auaciieitat Clifton Suipeusiou Bridge), tunning through to Naw Court House. York. r W. 11. JEWELL EXPRESS MAIL, leaves Dunkirk from union | — . .... Depot, and Buffalo, via. Aron and t la llornclla- I Hattutijt, Mien. rille. Dailv, (Sundays excepted,) al 7.So A. M., I ' arriving in New York al i.tM A. M. | ___ LIGHTNING EXPRESS. fDatly.) leaves •!tn- [--------ctanali al v ** P- M - —' Michigan, ASSYRIA. For the Hams, Williams, & Sash, w«ofawX n*X«r»wK I),' »» X n w X •« a w X aXufnwX V-XrtnwX 17 aonb 50 acres ol I-I * ,X * « ,'t *•! ' MAPLE GROVE. n X of a * X n w X of u w X CA8TLETON- n U of n w X aw>f wt.'wfneX IO|» • ■ ISiwXofe te. of u * x t'Onnaet* at Elmira with Northern •» * X of Shepard’a Compound Wahoo Butera Doors, Morning r.xkr< - WOODLAND. Boatoohod Nrw England cit-ea. ri » 7 ■ * • n. vonnecta at Umiri for WiUiamapon. lldmiburg and the1 ^■•utb; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton for ’ «?««»•»■. Albwy and the celebrated summer resort SharunSpnug,; at Groyeonrt for New­ burgh and Warwick, and at New York with e»eniogHraine and .Camera fur Doalou and New 1-cgiand cities. bleeding Cumrhesnro attached to Uns twin at ..uffalu. running through to Susquehanna, and at Uevdand. running through to New York. Only one train East on Sunder, leaving Cin­ cinnati at S.4S p. M ; Cleveland al T.» A. M.: * *‘L.*’- • Ruspeumon Bridge nt l.."5 . «-£•’ F. M- snd Dunkirk \.U l*rlce, only fit) Cent* a Jioltle. &c Growl itapi tin, Mich. For Salo by ACKLEY 4 SLADE, Hostings, Mich LT’MBeR. Little Red .Shop! Xofe-X of.sX JOHNSTOWN. C. N. SHEPARD. dressed Go to the •Sup.) Dunkirk ellUjw P. M.; Clifton, farop*. 1 2.7P M : UuB*io «* ii.li . •Jb“»<l“'b“>na alT.e A. M. irrakfaatil Turner * >■ I t« P u . n.— ___ j Blinds. Of Home »«»ufttture. »learner* and afternoon train* for Boston and • >ew England etttes. A Rlropiug Cum,h i. .. toebed to tbi. tram run I ^•^fbnmgh from buapcnatoa Bridge to New ' Itwl-xiacn i wKMaeri | Physicians throughout tho City and Country, aa the Imat Family Medicine SOBOSWTS a M, ™I tho best Counties in the State of aacnov , Jaundice, Indipention, SourStom\ aclt, Coatifcne.m. .Nervous and SickIlcaelache, Liver Complaint, ■ PcrerXAffuc, Dyapepaia, H'orms in Children, Pllen, Dilioun CotnCO., j plaint*, Lom of Appetite, Erup■ tionn of the Skin, Pimplcti on the ■ Face, and all Dineann of the Hlood; aloo the. bent Diuretic in Une for Kidney Complaint*, Weak Back, Pain in the Loin*, Lumbago, Grarel, Jiheumatlnm, ; <Pr. «Pr. BEST and cheapest! , Barry County—one of j tho following complaints. 8ENERAL CMVEIANCER; Meadville U.M A^M. (Diae;) Dunkirk * M r a-1 ; .ho. 1 « p y , . Hrtdje I U F jI.: Buffalo 2. p, U Arrleai L. “■* •• - SST Situatud in tho (various Townshijte of Th la article haa been thoroughly tested —and— ’ . .in A. x|. COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, W. H* JEWELL, tlruad kr Phila- of LANDS SHEPARD’S LUMBER, LATB, and SHINGLES atBiapbamton for Ceop^uw^ Alba^’Vnd tbe celebratedSumtiirr reiort * and with i. I Good lianrains in BALTIMORE ILASTINGS. t eXof ,eX •>(W ptefaet v • w J except Of nil Kindi*. CARLTUN. of Ba nk. KofneK HASTINGS, MICH IJ.wXofs.X cetsttrAi A. WOOLEY This is the Lad uho drove ' the dmes to market, and the same boy stopped I-e*" The Erie Railway Company haa opened a at Staffer's Th« be«l ventilated and moat luxurious 81e*par Cairhw rJC IK Tilt- wont i> Meat Market! new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to the toot ofsMSl.. New York, thui enabling Paaeen- The best stock of-Meat always on hand. CaH aud Get your Steak’ Roasts, BARRY. THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS TUB -f.wM HOPE. Family Sewing Machine near the bank Worn-X I’LY CONSTRUCTED, ^r any tiiisg you want. -moibui tranafer. FW” The Scenery along the entire route of tbe Eno Radway la of the moot picturriqite and beau­ tiful character Admirer* ol Natare'a beautba. • ■ a JarfiKhl Journey o.er lie Line, will Bod tn da ever changing landacaper aubjecti uf coutiau- • ASX FOXTICXra VIA XXII BAIL WAT, Citi) gining^all. Which can be obtained at the principal Ticket U dices tn the Weit and North West. LB. RUCKER, WM. R. BARR. BEST for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. STYLE Blut*a«*. Aug. 3, 1S71. ______ meusct school. , AMTBii.Aug. 7. 1971. For further information, addrei*. ____ MORRIM E- KEITH. Assyria. FINE BOOTS! i ! Always ii Order and Ready for Wsri. J j ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, hardened, and^will laat a life-tm*. I Preparatory for Tencbers. and those who feel in­ No other terested to put to a good use the advantages they drura from such a sun roe. constantly adding I thereto. ont baiting. Dvery student expecting to attend should be It will fail It will Cord. Braid. Quilt. Bind Gather. Hem­ the studdie* ao arranged aa especially to meet stitch, Ruflle, Tuck, aud Fnngr neatly and du­ mbly tbeir wanta. We warrant it to oew everything needed in a family, from the beavieat to the ligUteal fabric. commenting winter school. OF; MEN’ GO TO CLARKS FOR PICTURES.] REMEMBER, CITY PAINT STORE ! nUofneX a -, *>( ■ « X PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY! Washington Block, South aide State St. WTINGS MARBLE WORKS! I Shoe corner of Church and State I Streatr. Haitiun. Mleb.. over Bailey’s Harass. Shop. <7lf BLACK de FULLER. Proprietor*, are pt epared to furnish , MONUMENTS. j0"iAn Style® of Women’* and • The Chib Step’s \Ya|tr.r»l Besi in the • •; City. TABLE TOPS, v-> /.-J 'MANTLED ■ SHELVES.fcTC/ COME A-TS'D HEE THEM Oysters and Rfertshmenls. on hand at all hours. 25yl » h'of.wX *,ofaoX >-,• of w J,' ofa <X wx®f«*K K’Si.eX wXofueM 5|n'eX?f"«J garUrtawfc iu a e X «» «J Stn.’freX S«|aHrta<X THORNAPPLE. .UofneX K H. A. BU8ELL ffl)8 ?L .Od~*i»s . Sb«p new tbe Boston Cash F(ore . rr r AND HERRICK. LOB ■■ Haalfnn’Jta’ l« GROCERIES! A fine stock Jvbt Opened Horsemen i ATTBNTTON ! Gold & ^SHver' Watches, M. FEWKlTr. MOHBY Tinainurt^ H asWrCM.ch. YANKEE SPRINGS. CHOICE A.MVWtb’*1 1IIT&IGAX! afli w MW Go there lor your HEAD STONES. wuqtnicH:’. Mg?11 R ofn w x 11! Sign and Ornamental Painting Daao i.i the latent atria*. Dealer! tn Wall Paper, Window \ Bhhadea Picture Frames, Looking GlMsca. Varabbro, Leads, Olli. Mixrd Patau Artist’s MiUriili. Window IteXafa wX HA! HA Graining, f Paper-Hanging, Kalnomining, ifc., Oppotiu P. 0. 1’RAIRIEVILLE. nwXofneX Pleas* call and examine th* Machine and Its ••«»eeX work. You cannot afford to bov a Sewing Ma­ I chine until vou have seen the FLORENCE with ORANGEVILLE. Ilotue-Paixti*], WOODRUFF ! IRVING. THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. PAINTERS. tn tho City, Manufactured by of a • w । COMMINS Si BROWN, © RUTLAND. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. SIMON 1’' RKENRUTH. I fW Wt: Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. K. COOK At CO To the Ladies!! M rt, J4< A Morrill wiihm to announce to the la- 4m ofliaaungs apd vieiaity that aba b ooartaaUj to aaaor On good real estate aeeuntl. from three to Aya Ream. Caliotrnr add.-tiw the- xufccrfber af Gul Laka.BarvOa.Wish. • • • IP JOHN WHITMORE. receiving lalte Udirtm* to her itu-k of . ■' frfggfetojqy y« llaninr*. June let. 1871. 'ML �Tift RyftfaLic^fi B^kehDAILY DURING THE TRIAL. Warranted Custom Made Boots from rented. Our neighboring towns are Detroit, Grand Eapida and Jactaon taking] hold of the photographic plan at Rcntan’b with a decided energy. Call on Him Wilcox for millinery goods of ail tbe latest and bet style**. W . >1. HOLMES, MAIL ARRANGEMENT. ^VnUMurth.rorder* mail* will elo<« nt thu oKce Alnib toins EnM elo»* nt 7J0 *. a. >own. Dvaroru ana miue crook. eloro Fin- “• P- * more and Lowell dote daily at 100 p. M. DIED. First National Clothing Hovbh. —Go there for the best and cheapest1 Dr. B- J. Brown wm born in Der*h»n,Oxford Co.. jrnfehinjf Goods. Clothing, Gents FunriBbing Goods, etc. CanB'd^ Decemberflth. 1M7. He eommcwced tbb E. G. tf n z. WILLIAMS. _______ .1 itudy of medicine at thence of IS. In 1SG7-8 benttended the Miehfcan Vnivanitjr st Ann Arbor, and “ A setting hea never gets fat.” but end oat rd al the Cleraland Hommopathio Co!)e*e most any penon can get fat b<* bating their grooerieR of J. Maus. J. ROBERTS. 1». M. note nc uau Iim™ MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River ValleyJDivision tegs.? Verm-utrUJi. Nub villa Sheridan* jSs! Middfevilio ‘ l? • • H elto John, where arc you going ?” “I was going down her? to buy some grocers.” •‘Well I am going down to Macs Al­ len’s to buy mine.” “Down to Alien's? Why, I never bo’l any of him, I always go there to buy crockery nnd wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery and pajicr enough to paper my house, there, 20per cent, cheaper ihan I could buy any where elw. Besides he warbanted it. The crockery he keeps Is the Boot's cclebratwl ware.” “Well, 1 always do po on urocericH, and 1 know yuu can. Bcaldes he takes anything 1 have to yell at a fair price, too. I get a lu-ttor tobacco, lea and | sugar there for tbe same money than any where else tn town.” M. hLLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Bany county, but they have one that will stick any and all kinds ol mokllngu that are needed. They alt-o have on band a large number of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frame*, Ac., that will be sold at low figures for cash. Chariotii Eaton Rapids .Commins & Brown keep tho best assortment of Wall-paj»er, Window shades. Picture Frames, etc., in the city. 5Wpn.- At we art unable to furnith back kudi- bert from the commencement rf the inue of Local hlijijie^ ftoticeg. oar Daily, we will take subscriptions for Twenty-fee Cento pet^wetl. names Immediately him. but the attack which eettled upon him at thia j time wax too rerere and reeulted in bi* death. Tbe family. coaaWns of father mother, brother* and aiiten and a larre circle of friend* in this eity and county will mln him. and in the tnedieinal fra­ ternity of our eity. hi* place will be hard to filb Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR. .M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN Tho San Francisco Alta California is severe on tho Magdalena Bay scheme, and, chronicling the arrival at Cape do Lucas of the lost of die colonists in a dilapidated condition, says: “Mean­ time the telegraph informs us that tho company is seeking to induce French Communists to that lively country. The wnB'{nfinilnlv ’ " " ly more more Trench government was intinitelj mon to send send them them merciful—only proposed to to New Caledonia.” Kalamazoo and A.nn _A_rbor WHEEL- CUETrVA-TORS BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JMD (\ISTIX(;S COMMERCIAL. MACHINES, SAWINO HARROWS, ETC., and the largest stock of U**ttoj», Aug. 30,1671. । IO0Q 1 10 W UtU, <vw. —• .......................... ........... Wheat, white, per buthel Flour, per ewt......................... Cora, per bu»he) Date, per buahel Butter, per lb Egg*, per doxen............... ... Onion*, per buihel.. ». Me** Pork, per lb Wool, perib............................. Salt, fine, per bbl • Salt, coarse, per bbl Bean*, per buahel S 00® 10 UO I Hur. perlon.... . 19! Dried Peaciiea, peared, ner lb. ' ,rtl Dried Peaehe*. unp*arcd, per l Dried Apple*, perlb jlfaple Sugar...................... Chickens, per lb Cheese, per lb........................... Ixrd.perlb................... Tallow, perlb Potatoes, per buahel Apple*,per buihel Peaehe*, Hides, green, per lb Hides, Jry, per lb........... IS @ <0 .Sheep Pelt.................................. Hunt, Williams & Co. *6 Warn 6 lOpm ......... - . lucotwful pbyeiclnn and rarfeon. and hi* rid«a An Every-day Stary. AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s Now Block. J. W. & 0. G. BENTLEY [Succeaaor* to Dicker A Bentty.I IS Send in your and Commence now. Shoulders. SPECIAL NOTICE. L Attention! I have a yoke of cattle and a single j Important Railroad Meeting. horse for sale. Will sell on time tor j good paper. II. J. Grant. A meeting of the citizens of Holings Aug. 30, T871. and vicinity will be held at the Court, House on Friday evening next, nt 7} ’ “ One stormy night in winter when o’clock, to hear the report of the. com­ the winds were blowing cold,” I bought mittee etc.. In the interest of a , me a pair of boots and rubbers at Maus’. north aud xouth road, and to such; further action as the meeting may de- V/ The days of grace on accounts due ' determine, liy oriier of Committee. the late firm of Dickey 4 Bently, are j D. R. COOK. pretty nearly out. Those interested; ... wUl do well to take notice, / ' That to buy Goods MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, You must yisit the Moldings a Specialty LOCAL INVENTS dtoaepl Another railroad will nut effect the low prices nt Maus'. I The California Minstrels to-night. Wanted. Wanted. Everyone having unsettled accounts •' Mr. Checver returned this afternoon. to call and Fettle tbe same by September | We had a fin« shower yeHorday nnd 1st, for I must have my pay. । to-day. lOwl Mason Allen. lX>.’r y»a know wber. <o g« yo«ri Kv.ro O'- T 1 . -Y Xt » boot. Mal.bo«.? I .10-at J. M.us'. | Cancer can be Cured. SKIXER of the defeatc in the Xanderpooll w j,,. 1 DECKER, ■I Large Stock *n<1 MADE OF ' CIGARS aud TOBACCO, Lake Superior Iron' WALL PAPER. 4c.. Ac., Abo the I CITY DRUG STORE, Harnesses,' Agricultural Tools, &c. THE BEST IX THE WORLD. KEP.OSE.XE LAMPS4FIXTURES Stoves. i trated with correct likenesses of the leading business men of this city, ac­ A Choick Stock of perfumeries at the companied by the business cards of each and so atnnged as to make a handsome •City Nows Depot 1EATHEK EBLTIKQ A SPECIALTY and valuable ornament. Thia methyl For Photographs and Pictures, of all of advertising is of a more pomoine.it . and valuable character aa. well as more kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. attractive than than the ordinary dfrTai Town TaiX K. C. B. and E. B PUy cards exhibited jn, public places u Hall, three of th. best Brauds of Cigars ’11 wlU i,,Dg bl’ front Hs value I 8,11 WOODLAND PARLORS. Great Union Exposition At Graad Rapid*, $1.00 for 75c i IwM close out my Stock of Summer , - AVe will not be under­ sold bv anv House Dry Goods and Clothing ‘ffn-iitylichigan.f .. igf seventij-fice cents on the ^Dollar. ' Cheapest fruit jar at Buseli’e. '1 ’* . the same Ume time tendtng w to hitroduc. tntroduc and Tbe pl^tobay yw bootaj^nd shtMbi mak. buslnere, aro*. better known to is at ” * 'b. their edwtomers. Mr. tf. ^’. Bot^ijir Rvnyah Grand Rapids is the originator , of this ’ B.w and, useful plan of advertLiug. He in good style and reaKmnble jg-iow ”: is well knro ibrutafibutths . . . , at RuNYA^r'e. aa a very superior -pbotographer and Ladies’ fine fihocs of the all partie. adfertteing with him may be • ' ii‘- at ftUMYAX’B. 1 Msured that they will be well repre- Detroit Stoves, BOOKS* STATIONERS,I, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES ,*£ Hardware, Best cbeete in the eity at Buseli'*. AGENTS FOP. T.IIE TURPENTINE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. _____ t TT* m ' card- TLc •oHcitiDg agent for the above . °f 8obo°l B00*8 i advertising medium Is Mr. F. D. M. . City *-.*.* - - Yl —. | Davifl( of I0nla< Thb to tobe ylus_ in 0the at tho City News Depot. I AV ooclen Ware, <fcc- OILS, VARNISHES. Dealera in Dealer* Pcache. fresh and ulc at Busell'e. Is the name of a Choice Brand of C:- i gars just received and for .ale at th. I NlW .““i, « weU “ being I Citv N—. I y vaIuabl® to business men is BooUty News Depot. Mr,B new photO|tra,,hlc adverti,lsg Iron, Nails, Glass. PAINTS, RUSSELL ! ‘n PATENT MEDICINES. \ Tho Tom Talk ' HARASSES, Just Received. Druggists and Chemists, SK-jXNDD 4* DECKFR. Hams. Williams A Co. have not got time to run after accounts that were to | give a grand pea^h feetlval at Union ; J Hall, on Friday evening. All who like --------- ------ -------------be paid after barren. Therefore, we ex­ and cream and all who want to I? I? R T T? pect every man to call and settle28th up’ ' peaches he,p the ladtca of cou1®® attend. ' *•' ■-< their accounts on or before tho Inst Wc mean Intmru-M. The figures In notice of “For Sale,” ’ and Hastings, Aug. 21st, 1871. ( M. 8. Phillips, which read In our last I Mavs is bound to sell his groceries, ( issue of dally and in this week's weekly ' boot, .nd >hoM if 1,. don't 'h™'d h-| graphical error. The farm is cheap at , cent‘ • nineteen hundred. “So they say.” . Tho Grand Rapids Business College . doing a thriving business and is f j gaining in |«opular favor througout t_. Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep- ’ , - • ■ j country. No young man should be ' • -M T , BC8ELL e. Without u diploma from this Institution. Dan'IIStriker. Dealers in Battle Creek. Peach Feftival.-The ladies of the I Presbyterian church of this city will I 1 11 cent Fttgar nt Busell’s. Rubber mope at Bareli's. <■••• a-»w-»o GoOdSear & Str/^ The ftiueral sirvice of the late Dr. B.1 J. Brown will take place nt the M. E. j L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer Church on Friday, at 8:80 p. nj. mixture Is warrantee to «ut eumu of cancer and scrofula tn every form. Skinner A Docker of Battle Creek see Send for ciiculnr. ’ $1 per bottle. Ad­ the advantage of advertising In our dress L. N. Mixer, Maily an-1 are represented in another' Hastings, Mich. : column to-day. ■ stnt.fa H. A. Goodyear. : Groceries cheap as dirt at J. Maus’. also, lumber flooring Great Emporium ’STL. John A. Greble, SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U AND 15,1871, \onktro Mich, igrlcilliralaa* Mtchaalcal Sacltiy and ros ’ “‘"Area?®-" &■ MUDGE. ___ ■wuuoai ram si excurmon Mark Rushell. FARM FOR SALE. W TISTE OR BEER BOTTLED, ' ’ J^faroUhed u, pHtato UtniUoa fro*h aad Joa^, d kwtf ALBERT felSELBERC, ' fit Charles Restauraat oa Jeffarsoo St. Furs Wines and liauors ’ n>»MKHCBU.pl-»lW£.' ■ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-08-31.pdf 45459fe9601d217b5756680af45dc2d4 PDF Text Text 5l)c tjnstinfls Sanner DAILY VOL. I, _ ----- ■— ------ . 1 1 THON. vfl i! 1 ■■■' "■ , .... ' . ... . ___ __ HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. 31, 1871 NO. 15, THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. | <i*ii w ^ta-1 powreire, to rempeui^^^T , ent be .tricken out, on tho ground that we are just as jtowerWkoget them to wife. When we met Field, I did not j vailing currents in the lake. Floating >got them to speak with him, did not hear kis voice, 1 bodies going down tho river come ashore SixUenth Day’* Prcceedings. it was mode smoe this charge and had give their deporitions^Wy do not there waa do reason why h» did not near tho piers, but cannot tell how near nothing preri-1 nothin?totodp <lnWith withhis ht.character -t.-. . .» . . . choose to testify. We can invite them sjwttk to mo ns he passed to the inside to them, probably within a-.nils. Never mossing umu. ous to this. Tho Court held that it was tc come and testify but that is all. It of us on the walk. I did notnotico any noticed whether more landed »Q one ride dog with him. of tho piers than on the other, Or not not proper to admit statements in re­ is well known that I was not connected It being noon, the reading was sus­ No cross-examination. gard to his character, made since this August 81, 1871. with this case for some time previous to pended and Court took a recess till 2 Tho next witness called was I-H. Daniel Parker bein^ called to the cLargo was brought against him, usd its commencement and the reason why I Sanford, but not being present, Mr. stand and duly sworn said : ordered the statement stricken out was not connected with it, is just ns well Hitchcock was again called to tho stand I live in Manistee and hare for 8 . tho people at Muskegon known, and wlurt diligenoc eould I use tmiwoS truiox. years; know Wilbur Lott and his wife; taken sides in this anuerpool matter ? to give that ]>art of Dr. Fisher’s testi­ under those circumstances ? The reading of Mr. Lott's testimony mony at Kalamazoo, relating to’ tho** they are now snnpored to be in Wiscon­ Objected to, which being overruled Mr. Eggleston, intamnting, asked if continued : sin. Some 5 or 6 weeks ago they said time that Vanderpool was at his house ihev did not want to come to this trial an exception was asked for by Mr. that exetued the Prisoi^Jaom diligence. Ro-direct —I suppose Mr. Green and that Sunday night after the pills. ’ This .md^u ere going to leave. I saw Mr. Hughes. Mr. Hughes asked what could ho do Mr. Bullis came up to the comp to sec was anked tor, in order to impoach his Ixiit in Milwaukee last week and there Ans.—They are divided in regard to me about tins matter, no cnc else bo­ without Counsel, locked up in a cell and he told mo he did not want to come to the matte:/ rides us three was present. Mr. Bullis testimony here. Qum.—Are there discussions there up­ siek, while his wife shared substantially said he had Ijenrd that I said I htuj seen this trial. My occupation is that of core At Kalamazoo he testified that he was penter and joiner. Remember the event on this subject and have you narticipat- the same fate? Ho thought that even Field Sunday afternoon, and he hud at his house 15 or 20 minutes. That ho of tho disappcarunce of Field and on ed in them? his giant friend, Mr. Church, would come up to see me about it. 1 told I be­ made a diagnosis of Il's disease and pre­ tltat Sunday 1 was nt my boardins? place Objected to by Mr C’heever, which have poor succew in diming up tho lieved 1 had soon him, he asked mo if I scribed for him. When on tho stand ’ and was also at Mrs. Springer’s during being overruled, exception was taken. was not mistaken. I said I did not Lotte, if locked up in tho saire way. He think I was and that I was confident I hero ho testified that Vanderpco’. was at that day about noon. The way I know Ans.—I have read the evidence and asked which would seem tc bo tbo most had eeen him. I told him 1 was sure it his house 4 or 5 minutes. tho time of day is 1 hud had my lunch talked of it. Subscribed 85,00 to the icr dinner before 1 wont there. I found sensible course to pursue, to read their was on Sunday and at that time of day Theie being no more witnesses pres­ there a Mr. Ladow, but I do not know Vanderpool fund for tho Kalamazoo tri­ testimony as given at Kalamszoo in ojien hut ns to the day I would not bo so cer­ ent to-day, Court adjourned till 9 o’c’oek al. tain. When we met Field that day, where he is now. He left Manistee Court, or to send to Milwaukee at great to-morrow morning. Mr. S. R. Sanford was tbo next wit ­ something was said lietwceu my wife i omo 5 or G weeks ngo to get rid of 1JXr „ present trouble and expense, with no one on and myself ___ thatr...... had,„reference to Field. this trial. He has told roe that urnt ness called for,' Lut ---- not being i-.~ta.Mi. ho did not mean to -----------------------------e lup r tho quew- ' either side tokttend to the matter, and i Tho next Sunday I walked with Miss come. ' ^r- Cheever arose to bring • AGENTS WASTED 1 1 also looked at a clock that day when tion admissabilitv of tho testi- ;| procure their depositions, ar what they [ Lawson, we walked down to the beach, A RICHFIELD! A NOBLE WORK! '* ILj of the admusabilitv ' something was said about Field’s disap­ 1 went to Mrs. Springer's and it was mony of Mr. and Mrs. Lott, and sub- i fihou!d choo*> M Sivo ?v ; ... , r, ’ pearunce. I said, “Hero is where Vunnot far mtnwu noon. The clock keptWWD mil? .vm wmo » ut.MtMtu ^e affidavits of Sheriff Vrouiuan . J^-y v^ ,e ^° urt:. Ute Court deqiool camo down with Field’s body PICTORIAL time which was a little faster than town agu,if Know Springer, and ho anJ DePuty Sheriff Malloiy, stating •. I ant entirely - satisfied tint tho law q week . o . ho did _r it." -^Nothing was time. J ’___ Charles __ 2 ~ ’ ’ testimony ' / .v of‘ witnesses, 1'— a uembor aright, - that"day.. Mrs. 11,0 given- said nt that time,r if ’I remei was there L*.=. Springer . pnugcr was »o« ' that they wore unable to find thorn after ” a: a c.foiraer trial— io lx-road. I >» iat«. »" liaving Fi^l on tiro . . . «... ------- i-1.. i «... — > atMiuti •taut. our iinvincr seen Men ri doing housework andi think,wm°getting due search, and that they were supposed WITH OVER dinner. I remember of Iter going out tied th-no two witncsiw arooul of tho I I'recet mK u HV to be temporarily absent to avoid process. UDO ILLUSTRATIONS, State n„J tbo -urtairtion ot Ita, Court | Al) " ,l,< ’ nad ” K °/ “ r W' 1' Ixl" ’ doors with a btuin in her hand, but do Ho then stated that it was impossible not knyw what she >md in it. Was nnd 1 tun al«. lalixlioti of th, good fttitl. ^teony tea. rone.taed the tetenrony 50,000 REFERENCES, there not over an hour. Was in con- to take tho depositions of these witnesses, of the Res]K>mlcnt nnd his Counsel in ; Mrs. Anurna Ixitt, the wife of the A FAMILY RECORD, verantiou with Springer about building aa is asual with non-residents, on they trying to procure their attesdance, and 1 last witness,was read, but as we are uua Iiouk*. laidvw was (taring some liave not become residents of another I am disposed to admit tho twtimony of j able to fftrnish a tatisfactory report of peachoa. Was at Springer's also on State, aud thotaJeaving was a surprise thwo inowitaamugiven .tKnlamnx.ro dl „ (1 ou nramil of imboing repidSaturday and luodow was there, lying THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE Mr. G. F. lutchuck. the stenograph- , ... . , . .. .... 'n' c'm,t h“r '’’'‘““"X <■“ contain* a auirehuuac cf information that can on me bed apparently ask>ep, nnd I had te us. But we have their depositions in er. then road the t«ti,nony » token by only reach the mind through th* ey*. Ita illnsa saw to>uy baud which I‘drew across the best pcwrible form, os they were giv­ ■him nt Knlauruoo substantially ns fol- to-mor.-ow, in order to give it more comhis itedMn wake him up. Knew a mon en in open Court and under the solemn­ lows : Wilber F. Lott, sworn, (ex- J pletc. Tho next witness called to thi prehenilve review of the Heripture*, repr»»eaiat Manistee by the >.otuc of George ity of qd oath, together with full cross­ amined by Mr. VanArnuinI live at B;and, was Paul Vand>nburgh, who, bo- ing the rnu»t iitcrr»ting Views, Cbsracter*, Symbol*. lli»t'>ricsl Erenu, Lsnd<cap« .Semen, Phibbs, but he left tin re hut summer aud examination, and he read from Green- Manistee ; have reside:! there three 1 •. Antiqui'i**, (Watamee, Beast*. Bird* insect*. 1 do not know where hejwent. He was i years. I recollect Sunday September,5, j R ' ' ' 1'iasta, Mineral*, (Inn*, Medal*. lnaenpUon«u»d leaf on Evidence tho law in regard to n married man and took his tnmily with Incident* referred to throughout the .‘••feted 1SG!>. 1 recollect of seeing Mr. Field [ I reside nt Grana itavru and am a , I admitting this testimony of theirs. He They attract th* eye. correct erroamna him. in the streets on that day, Detween one ' lishermar.. Have followed this or Text. impresiiur.a. awaken new ’thought*, and furnish Ques.—Where was it given out that also read from 10 Humphrey 479, u de- and two o’clock, it was opposite Golden ' about 9 years, at Grand Haven nnd eh-arcr ri«w« of Divine Trulli. Aa a help to he iteut? ‘ -cirion explaining and deciding tho do Philcr's house, Miss Lawwn,who is now Holland. I am proprietor in the busi- Parent*, Minister*, and 8abbath-»cboo1 Teacher* fulfilling tho dutioaof their *eparate »nd high sod run about I;»0 nets. e take in Objected on the *' mentary law upou^’uis subject ; also, 5 lay wife, was with mo, wo met him on j wwjwwt to xv by i.-j Mr. ww.. Church, wm vocation*—and to all other* to whom imm-Ttal the street. 1 was going to tho Post Of-1 white fish. Tho note ore made of coi- tout* are in trusted—lbI* splendid J’ietora! ground that this eould not be j.roved by McLain 286, and* 29 1’a.^tate Rep. 495 fice to get my mail, if there was any, to® or linen. If the current allows uie Volume cannot be ovetartimsted. It is the common report. ! were nlso cited to the r-ame point and den’t remember whether there waa nnv we set. our nets in towards the shore. Edition. Mr. Hughes said that it .was totqpe-; these decisions were applied with much </r not. The post office was upon on We qlways Kt them with tho current Most Suitable for tho Family, Sunday from one to two in the after- ; when wo can, nnd in towards the shore tent to show in tide way. where he Went : force to the present case. ANe usually go out Moat Valuable fur the Student, and ilm! ho lift toavoid attending ibis Mr Churoh aid that hn would not noon. I was in the lumber woods at ] perpendicular. the time of the lout trial, tho subject of about 4 miles and sometime,, us far as trial, for the pwpree of introducing hi* j oj,|WW the adaunion of any iretinioay Moit Instinctive for the Teacher.. seeing Field was brought to ny atten- '20 miles, and in water from 12 to GO .lepreiliuu given at lhe Maautro trinl. , 0|„,!ull.Jv mnterial fer tbo do- tion within n few days after his npjwar- ; fathuius in depth. We use floats to keep Most Appropriate for the CtriW. Am-.—Do not knww where he went, 1 fense, but he did not think we ought to ance. I hare thought of tbo matter a tiio upper edge in sight. I often 'find Most Useful for tho Minister, nr.r,buve I over beiud. and dial ia all I . |iroak 0T(,r a rre7 rhariv deiiirel and good deal since. 1 have spoken of tho l rubbish in my nets out do not know matter several times, am certain that it I from which way it comes most A strong know about it. Think Mr. Bpnnger Most Interesting for the Farmer. o U..V.A. f-^rs ! well wtablisbod rale as laid down .in .5 was Sunday Sep. 5, that I taw him. wind from the south brings green subno is. -Know ueo. •i . would know where> ho Know Gao. Cross-oxainined by Mr. Lothrop. I , stance into our nets. The currents this left Maniateo Ford but lie hsuI— ----------- - . -McIajd, above ated. Most Elegant for tho Parlor, was employed at the time at Tyson & year seem to tend southward for the ’ ’ ' ! We resist this motion because it is ap ­ and I <lv not know where he is. I . * most* ’part, but * ** “* ~a 'few years ago *'they Most Profitable for tho Study. < 'ro&s-examined by Mr. Church. plied for in the case of persons in ditfer- Rojitnsun's mill, was hoarding^ Rob-r tended north ’ for the mast pari. inson ’ s boarding-hoasc, the usual hour laved at Manutteo about 6 years be­ ent cirtumrianoeB from thuMt, to whom THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, fore the disappearance of Field. Had tho rule above laid down is applied. for dinner is 12 o'cbek by tho boarding• Rubbish going out of the river at Grand in addition to ths feature* already alluded to, house time, that was about an hourr Haven tuu Jly comes to the shore very contain* the Apocrypha, Concordance, Paalm* tn talked of this building with Springer fur . sonn. The wave* very rarely come to Tlmt referred to dead and insane per ­ ahead of town timeI spent the fore ­ Metre, a Summary of th* Sacred Truth* a* ■ about two -weeks precious to this, but taught in th* Impirtd Book, together with where their testimony eaunot by noon nt the boarding-house nnd the mill.. shore squarely, but usually diagonally, numerous and comprehensive Table* aud other had never l»ecn in the house but twice sons, , i Considerable Hood-wood comes down Historical and Explanatory Matter, embodying 1 loft the boarding-house to go down before Sunday, once on Saturday and at anv means be obtained, but this trial r the rive’*, end usually lands north of the the labor* of many of th* most eminent Bibical another time I do not remember. Had han been pending for some time, so that town about 1 o'clock Don’t{remember that any one went out with me, the firstt piers, though there is a groat deal of no conversation with Springer on Satur­ .there was do uncertainty but tho trial jwrbou I met was Mian Ijtwson, now my■ rubbish south of the pierday. Went to ace Endow aboot going Cross-exanined by . .. .Lurch. tv work, he had been lying still for a would come sometime soon. The delays wife. I went down tho south side. 1 This flood-wood from the north side vitUin erenbodi'* resell. few days. Saturday was a lowery day, we mode for the accommodation of At- met her aliout opposite Green’s mill, aud Sunday wa< «’.uite pleasant about ]tanieya. We find Rie subpamaa issued may hove mot some one between tho1 of the piers sometimes works up the boarding-housD and where I met Miss1 beach to a great distance. Tho fisher­ noon, but vas4jloudy and I think rain­ duriu ’ the fore pert of August, and re­ EXPERIENCED AGENTS are i Lawson, but du not remember of meet­ men come in from the lake at nil times ed a little in the afternoon. laduw was tlirvogbout the country fut its sale, with on the bed on Saturday and was sitting 1turned about the 12th and by that re­ ing any one, don’t remember of iheeting’ of tho day. Know of a boat ruuning liberal arrangemenU will be made, .tn any one else before I met Field, don't against the pier at Grand Haven aud turn wo find that the I ioubc was locked on-the edge of it ou Sunday. Was i remember of swing any one on Bailey’s drowning n Uy, who was picked up in tKMirding near Gerritt Smith’s at this ,up, but was any farther oflbrt made to period, bat will cantina* for * IKitten corner. 1 was on the outride of the •Untlj increMlng with the growth end time about 190 rods from Springer’s. find ( them in litis State? Well, it is said walk and Miss Lawson on the inside.' abour ten days near Holland. Tho boat went tuhoio very near the pier. There were other Jioardere at this house, that they wdre seen in Milwaukee n Re-direct.—When the boat, Milwan, . ?’icld, when wo met him, took the in­ isos* ■ peroantu: one. but none at this time. IxMikod ai at mo the ----- — •’ njf'forl| weak ago, and perhaps that was their side, between Miss Lawson nnd the kco was lost they placed watchers four clock in this houat* before stariiwf'for fence, the jKtst office wse ojxni when wo or five miles up the bench to pick up ht wy | first day there, .Springer's that day, nnd alm P . . but tdneo their wlierereached there, there were quite a num-. floating bodies. watch both kept null ,ti -eI ^unt 1ms ascertained, i'.uvu— — 1-* planing 1"?----- n — , lauuiuu iiuo been •■•ro... — ------------ has any . tor there. Couldn’t remember any of Walter Fischer being duly sworn said: This planing mill woe between s interr^aturies been prepared and sent them by name, this was about half-post all employments—«r« invited to correspond I reside ct Grand Haven and have of mill and Robinson’e little null- The to takc Ultir depositions ? These might one. Don’t remember ns there were with tn with a vtowko an agency. Kot a few for 14 years, am a fisherman and take aueb are now averaging from |5000 to <7000 time at Green’s mill was a l.»— — have l»een obtained before needed. Bui any mure, or ns many, jieople on tho white fish and trout We set our nets annual profit in it* *ale. There I* a great want fastest, I think. Bjwinger was working for the book and a rich field offered, while it wih streets that dny as Sundays usually, it at this time with Mr. Phibbs. Last saw wo place this matter before the Court was a little rainy. Mr. Field was going in the spring, about 9 miles out and in eierate the apiritulsl condition by constant con­ Ladow 7 or 8 weeks ago, a»'d have for n deckiou without any reference to east when wo met him. did not notice the summer nearer file shore. There ore tact with and converaatioo* n|>on ita beautiful currents in Lake Michigan from every lieard from Mre. Springer a few days other decisions, and wo resist it oa the where he went. That was not the only direction, but do nqt know which way since, that be is in Saginaw. Izwt saw same ground that we did in tho begin- Sunday Mise Lawson and I liave walked Aganls on the Instalment Plan they run the most. Know that the cur­ George Ford in tho latter pait of July, ing. that duo diligence has not been together, we had not'wnlked together rents on the surface sometimes run di­ Will bo fnrnlahed the work in fine binding*. the dnv that the Sheriff wa* there, or any Sunday a little previous to that nt rectly contrary to the wind. I can tell This plan I* quite ponulir and firolitable tn citie* Urge Uiwna. We bar* an edition of the else the day before. that time of’ day, couldn’t say that I this by the buoys on tho nets. Have and book, superbly bound, with massive panelled Mr. Egglwl'ia raid that ho did not walked with her ti^e Sunday previous, Tho seventh witness for the defense was seen things floating in tho water. aide*, which ba* been everywhere received with was Mr. Gevirge B- Woodbury, who be- ootuider it a question entirely at tho didn’t nt that time of day. Walked marked favor. Subscription* for the Pictorial Cross-examined by Mr. Church. Bible, in thia atyle aud in thia way, can be Ag duly sworn said : discretion ct the Court, but is one to be with her the next Sunday. Remember Have fished on tho west side of tho obtained to an almoit unlimited extent, ai there 1 reside in Muskegon and have for 80 no outlay of moner that the Hibl* leader can derided by the Court and is lisble to bo of meeting some persons on that day. Lake ns well os nt Grand Haven. My i* years. Have known Vanderpool some Mr. Lahr was one, from the nort office shanty is on tho beach at Grand Haven. make, which will yield him so rich a return. 10 or 12 reari. Got acquainted with reviewed. Tho question'nt tho dosere- wo turned and wont back to her folks' Never saw anything floating norJi very We er* also the Publishsr* of POTTER'S him at Mtlskegon, he was empjpyod in tion of iho Court is whether duo diligeuoe house. 1 rpoke to some uno about fur. Floating things usuiuly come to STANDARD EDITIONS of Fsmily, 1’alpif some of the stores there. He wn* 3 or hn= Iteon used, and when that has been meeting him, very soon after that day. the shore immediately. Know of the Pocket end Photograph Bible* and Testaments— nearly 300 different atyles—so well known every­ ■1 years or more with Rcyerson and Hill, dotorminal.lha Court's diwrotion a>less. After the former trial I conversed with boat Milwaukee being destroyed, and where tor their accuracy of text, beauty of finish who kept a large dry goods store. He Mr. Hughes said tho diMusswn uf some one on tho subject 1 wm as cer­ the floating debris came directly ashore, and durability of bioding. Always aak for tain then ai now about tho day, have or did not go up tbo beach more titan a I'orm'i dTAKDaan Enitiox*. and get the beat, left Muskegon nnd went into the army for 2 or 8 years nnd then returned to this queatios presented eu extraordina­ always been as certain as now. I ro mile. A great deal of floating material (hulognea containing atyle* and price* furnishon on application. Muskegon and wus in Smith & Odell s ry spoetacle of our humanity. The member of having a ronveroation with goes down tho river and lands north store n while and nlso in a flounng rery fact tbsi those persons wore onoo Mr. Holden M. Green and Mr. Bullis and south of tho piers. Tho current For Circular* containing a fall diacrintion of mill. He left Muskegon fur Manistee. examined and thoroughly crosswxnmin- on the subject at tho lumber camp. 1 carries it out about half a mile and then Tua Pieros:* t Fauiit Biata, with sample sheet and terms to Arents, address ••POTTE/’rt did not tell them that 1 was not certain tho wind drives it right ashore. At STANDARD During his residence al Muskegon was . BIBLE AND TESTA JfENT ed end all tbtir testimony fully Ulen, about the dny until I saw my wife. I , acquainted with his general reputation Grand Haven the water is shoal for DOWSE,'for honesty, integrity and humanity,and should shut the mouths of my opponents did toll them that I wanted to satisfy ,quite a distance from shore. A quarter it was good. ~ ;trreror.in regard to admitting this tosli- myself on the point of the dty. I ,of a mile out it is about 4 or 0 fathoms JOHN E- POTTER # CO.. Cross examined by Mr. Church. . n0M. It is proved that these l-rsons ought perhaps to correct my statement ,deep, after going out 6 or 7 miles it lie­ PUBLISHERS, Have heard it frequently ,ldk,~ ore out of the state, and Hint they smd that I was as certain then as now about (gins to grow deeper very 'fast tho dav. 1 was not os certain. I thought 'The piers at Grand Haven are 500 or around town that George \anderpool । (hey ware going ont of the etateeome the matter over before becoming certain. GOO ( feet long. Have fished in the ohi was a pood sort of a fellow. I also | PHILADELPHIA. iudeod of his roputalioa from th. _pc«- two months ago, and when eubprena. I called at Mr. Bullis’ office tho next <country in tho North Bea. lion be occunted. 1 hav.broa oagmaar were uttampted to be served upon diem, Monday morning after that time. The next witness, Abraham Fischer, FARM FOR SALE. Ques.—Did you not go to see your in a mill at Muikegon for H vaaro i Uey were gone. There is no proof «»duly sworn, taid: wife in order to talk tho matter over with being 1 uxod to him nrorly «v.a,<taj »tato 1 ^aytotlm. A eertam amount rfthh- . he waa at Haymon * Hill "• I,”er 1 her? . , I live ai Grand Haven and have for Ans.—1 went twice to Luddmgton 14 J years. Am a fisherman and take heard them .ay anything about bun. genre is neresresy. that «. admrt, bnt winter, bat not for that purpoae. I iwhite fish and trout Have fished 80 they are out of the state no dib- that , Have betted Mr. Marten wy of tan that when , miles from shore. Wo have Iabout * "120‘ K farther partiealars jMrairs m the B*i d° jbuv hxvetad ttatl would not My pai- 1 he did not think him very honaut, bnt pence is necessary, for B “y F* a^0,‘1’’’"taertb*<>^HrteLLr] live .tout the nudtor until I eew ny tnets. Do not think there are FP8.3 l»rt this waa rinro thia charge waa brought ISrir to come here to testify, we are - FAMILY BIBLE, against him. �LAXI CVRMWrS. . Attorn* yi [Editor Ha«tikw Banker . -Z-borc la no nao T.lklnK: Bir In the letter of the Hastings eerreapondent of the Detroit Pott of August 24th, ocean the following obser­ vation. “ Since- the prosecution have undertaken to show Just what natural ■ cause* took Field's body in that particular'kllrection and distance, it is obvious­ ly easier to prove it, by an actual ex­ Are bound to sell periment on the spot thou any amount of theorizing on laitv currents in geiv GEO. C. WORTH. VAN VELSOR M ROLFE. ‘ ^iSKiar-JSffcS'ssrr^ GRANT & PHILLIPS Now that correspondent is a philoso­ pher, and that remark contains a big chunk of wRdom, the whole thing b perfectly plain aud easy and why <ihj r><J the authorities of Manis­ tee. 4’bo have been vigilant In other Tana’s to convict Vanderpool also attend <o this? All they had to do was to get a dead body, drop it into Manistee Biver. then keep, watch of it nnd see where the current took it. One trial would not have been aufficlent as that wsuM only have shown that particu­ lar xaoo, it-would have been necessary to repeat the experiment olten enough to establish u general rule. And everything in their line of Goods at prices as low a* at Jack>»on, .In case the authorities bad excused ’* or Grand Rapids, themselves for the reason that dead hu­ And in many cases Lower. man bodies In sufficient numbers could not be obtained, dog’s bodies would hrvo answered every j»urposo and prob­ ably Manistee contained worthless curs enough, that eould not have Izeen turned to any better use than to make dead bodies of them by knocking a couple of holes in their heads with tho Hew Goods Just Received •‘ante hatchet with which Field was tnippoj-ed to have been killed, attach an iron sinker from the pile of old iron GRANT# PHILLIPS. near the bank, to each of their bodies t»y a bay rope, drop them into the Man­ istee River promiscuously each one at tended by one of those vigilant officers whose duties it should be to attend them and see that nothing but currents interfered with them until they made a landing. One more condition per­ haps remains in ordar to make a case eKActly parallel to Field’s two. A most learned advocate employed in Kalama­ zoo on' behalf of the’ jirerecutlon, ad­ vanced tlie theory and endeavored to establish it by proof that Ute specific gravity of Field’s body wok, or might liave been so near the same as water, that it remained in equilibrium durinjA ita transit of 27 miles, neither linking t» the .bettom nor rising to tho surface of ibo^ater. As It ia well known that dead bodies do not remain al the same specific gravity, for the rvanon decom­ position is going on nnd the condition RUSSELL # NEVINS' •of the^body e>>n»tautly changing, it would seem necessary and proper that each dead tlog should alpo be accompa­ Have their nctc Goode.. nied by this learned gentleman or by uome other good ami trusty attendant who bdlcved in the same theory, in or­ der i<> maintain the nice equilibrium necessary under that theory, by adding n’lhll'* itfllliist, or taking a little olT as tho case might require. If the authori­ ties at Manistee bad instituted such u course of experiments and fully carried ii out, the result would have forever set this vexed question al rest, and as the c-nrrespondent pertinently remarks would have been easier (and also better) than any amount of theorizing on lake currents in general. In case the Jury should not agree at the present trial no doubt tbc authorities will attend to this Iteforc another trial, as in sober earnest Mine such course must be pursued to demonstrate the existence of such cur­ rents, if they really do exist, and noth­ ing less is sufficient to prove it. • !«. RUSSELL, 7^1^w «eavu®» *z<n>z, *4a UNION FAIR, CO^IU1'LiT LXW- E. A. HOLBROOK ----- TO BE HELD IN----- Groceries, TEACHERS' NOTICE. Examination of Teachers for Barry County, Fall Series. Hie Fan aeriae of loach era examinations will be M aa tellowrt WOOL IHNH At. Hastings. WM H. HAYFORD dTTORNBY and Coutmallor MlMt, m The City of Grand Rapids, scr.CTii’.K&.'rte s.'TKiMfe SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. WM. i- C0HB, ATTORN KT aud Counaallor at Law. Solieiter ir. Chancery, aad Ctronit Court ^mmhalooer for Barry county, will attend to aU buainaaa entnu’ed ----- WILL FIND AT----HARVEY WRIGHT. ATTORNEY at Law. Inanranee and Collecting A*ant. WUlalve prompt atteniion io all bu«>- u®"1’Ki SPRING & AVERY’S, DRS. J. M. fc C. RUSSELL, PHTBICIAXS nnd SunreoM. Tho treatment of Private Diaaarn will reueiva particular attention. The Larpcsl nnd Best A**orled Stock of DRS. B. J. M E. F. BROWN. JfOCOPATiHC Phyaieiaa*. Offlee In old P. O. inn hoods ho OBoe hours I rem V 4. w. to IS. 1 r. n. to 4—' to 3. [The poor treated srataltou.!/ Thunday after- mmim JOHN ROBERTS. WM. UPJOHN, PHYfliC IAN anti Sarzrwn. OSc* wart and of State rtreet. Uertinr*- ----- TO BE FOUND IN----- DR. C. C. L1NSLEY, BOTANIC and Ecl eel i- Phyalcian and Dentirt. treat* all chunk and sente ditesre*: nil! attend Western Michigan. P. DRAKE, M. O_ PrivatedGww Ofltos. Store. Htete itrevt. Uartii • STEWART tc STE1NHOFF. Sar t OFFICE nrer Grant A Phillipa Store. Ilartinf*. • Michiran. ____________________ MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY Traaanrar, OtBee in the Conn Hou*. Wc Shall Offer al that Time i SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS WM. II. JEWELL. J. W. MAYNARD, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. SIMlc'hiJ^ 0,U* IT Dr. AIKIN, U>* CMTt Uott**’ ,U*Un^ Ma«akC^«xalOaUwtlna Ageat Sheriff SPRING & AVERY Officefio.il Canal BL. Grand Rapids, \ wo&l&b national hotel. FHEPUERD A CAMPBELL. Pn-rrido NEW CARPET HOUSE JallSrf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, The vey BEST PLACE to buy 30 Years Experience ! 1 BpecialitiM: Scrofula. Cancer*. ConaumpUon. Etc A Ear, Nervaaa, Chronic and Surgical LADIES eut of health, aaaured of eoav. safe AARON CLARK. CARPETS, dnlylloenaed by the United Confldential, somMfui treatment fur all pri­ vate diaeoaea. Seminal Weaknc**. tte.( porttivel.v cured. . r Esch examination will ootntnene* nroraotly at! flock A. M„ <oJ coatinnc at Um plranure uTu< iperinictulcnt, and will bt, oral and writtrti. 1 Mr. MARBLE hsriug bought the Cardiag J/* chitc lately owned in Middleville, and having removed It to UMtlogi, and fluid up in the beat title, he will OIL CLOTHS, - ---— ----- .au cuneuit ur. Aikin at once. Terma favorable to all. Couaultatinn. free. Call, or tend portage for circulate and onesUooa. (Houra, btoa.) Addra*., S . MATTINGS, "ACK LINE. P. 0. Drawer 2001. Gram' lU^Juiich. id. that thea*h<x>li of Hairy may Uy with thoto of ulhrr count!#*. to*for review and ipeelal prepara- ilat Woodland Centro. nn<ler the ainee vcMpcr. will commence Sept. 1 ten wxek*. Tuition from W to F> l«* pursued. ol vt tht> kind will be laaeht in ebool Hon~—by Morri. E.Keitb. - C. G. HOLBROOK, ATT0BXKY at Law. Solicitor in Chancery, wll. At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. Hastings, Oct 9tli, aud Nov. 6th. “ Assyria, Oct 18th—Ellis School At Nashville, “ 17th. “ Middleville “ 20th. “ Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. 4‘ Woodland, Nov. 10th. Ur CHAN. H. BAI ER. MATS. Guarantee ROMWS. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Sutiwluetlon, Michigan Central R. R. £35“ Wool sent by Railroad will bo Carded to nrdir, ud sent back in good condition. ... J. ROBERTS It. CO. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. Ks.’teSraiM NOTTINGHAM LACES, O t HATr!2.U’i ’icHNEKLES. H^kbwry viuw^d *ndlw* r»n*V sndon rru- Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR'S 74 MONROE STREET, New Warehoose, BLACKSMITHING. Arfjuiniug V, F. Dwight A Co’s Foundry. T. 11. DIAMOND. Co.SupL Schools. oRjtrs rapids, mcmoAir, WELCOME MARBLE. Wffi, July. 1S71. Urttee? I w^dTt^,“Jr ”•» d»P °® P0* rwpactfnlly aolieit the nat- u. nuimu h.ui. For Sale. F. IMMEN. LOST NOTE. ruu" coBBtat^axp naic nU0nT Michigan -Exchange. tnve Kalamaeoo S 301 m.-f«^°N‘ P. »?andMtUo ZVotice. Hastings, Jaly H, QUetln* of <0 Acree, located within the li mlU of MiPPi.rni.LB, Berry Co.. Mleh. Splendid Opportunity I fesgesssi®.? All —v — — .v, aiao aiutate Bn,k^ ARTHUR WOOD, ________ <• A; F. LYON. pronHetcr. 1 uEo«2"“ [,rintod',“ -kort �ERIE 1,400 miles under 860 w-j^ont One Management Change of -ATTBKTTIOTSF! The Corner Grocery. Farrier s Improved! HROAD GAUGt—DOUBLE TRACK BOUTS NEW TORI BOSTON AJ.HAXY C.H. HICKS, OBANITE STATE rinrei.M. „ ,lw -I'D THE Oil. REGIONSOrPEWNSVl.VANIA CornSheller! TUM AULW.T TTTIAT,, Roeho^r to Now York, 335 Iluffalo to New York, 423 mil,* ' SujpoMion Bridge to New Yon 448 Dunkirk to New York, 460 rail™ aereUad to New York. 62Jn>ii„ Cinannals to N. Y., 860 mile, . „_AND u Ebon .S ■-! to 21 niuu Twa noam aovn AU.«... n.. d.ncu, Unwab u, V„t I^-SlJOinile, withoot change of c.w>chM. Good Bargains in H»»U Continue to Kell Groceries, FOR SALE AT f, W. T. EASTMAN’S! Wnrrtottw on Brondwny. Can bo' had by Calling ai Crockery D. R. COOK & CO’S Glassware, Office in Hastings. &.C.. &c. IFe 0filer the following Tax Titles Land and Calcined Plaster. E rom and after Aug. 17tb, IWl.fraina wi)| |e.T. in connection with Weatore l.tae< aa Mtow. ’ Cbnpertb.il «ny store tn Hmllngi, LIME, WATER LKE, Solo Proprietor of LUMBEB.LATH, anfi SHINGLES S..r».iM Bndp btl.w"*!‘jj AJ.16i‘\.s!nBd v*'i. 0Jte*Pt*^;] JtntMo from 'lepol* comer hxchangeand Michigan Street*, by New l"rk :me, danr (Sundays excepted, i ■! 7 A U COMPOUND WAHOO Bim August 10, 1871. n»t a Whisker urit. vtimnlatlng barer***, but a U..,...._l>ll. u..l .r.ii C. H. HICKS. W. H. JEWELL, ami amrW in New York S.SO p. M. Conowti at Binghamton for Cooperstown. Albany and ‘nd-hibrn ?LS1‘n’u,rr rf*or‘* !5b‘rou ; GENE8AI CONVETANCER; Titles IC’“iT“ri,‘'Jn ro,1D*'>g through to of land*«in Barry County furnished <»n i w',Uln ' ’•1 '“'d new and improved ' „ i» in j Room Coachw* i‘ijiplicatlon, ' at my office in the ‘ Court House. rr W. H. JEWELL. I fif1** •••’•*J>«»»ktrk from Union | *n‘l via. Avon and ms. Hornell*, Hadaigt, Mich. rille Daily, {Snndayu excited,) at 7.*u A. M . For the TT„—_ „ ttt.-it n H.3, ID. Si Willi 8,DIS, & Sash. Michigan, ABSYRL1. DKscairvioxSicnos.tosacairTios. sicrios. wtfofnwM 4irJIafswJ( h'wS^'wX Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Slom- n?MofnwX •A'& 17 north 50 *cm of ach, Costirencss, h'ercous and ftWovrltf to «MSSM Sick Headache, Liver Complaint. nwMoUswX nKcfnwX -*1 Feverd: Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms MAPLE GROVE. zm in Children, Piles, Bilious ConiCo.,- plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erupi Hons of the fthln, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the CASTLETON. Blood; also the Lest Diuretic in lOiaa’' Use for Kidney Complaints, 10 n wjf Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, A, Lumbago, Gravel, Itheumatlsm, isof ■ ok ■„X • «Ce. «Cr. I j I | SO « C! na,Vnfn wK 21 a M of aw V genuine Bitter* in one BO Cent* Boule of Shepard** Compound Wahoo Bitter* BEST AND CHEAPEST 21 n w-’I of n w|:4 I; w 100 acres of u'e U ; 11 w 109 acres of n w x I Recommended by ull the fl rat Cl»*a Phyaiciaun throughout tho City and Country, aa the beat Family Medicine Blinds. * JOHNSTOWN. Price, only.10 Cents a Ho*,e' a* «ef s w I re h M ®f • • if *°f'**v &c. Of Home Manufacture. S XV(X>DLAND. Doors, BOUTS«SHUES V JO C. N. SHFPAhD. Go to the CINCINNATI Efff’RHSS, daily, (Sunday» ex ; Sup.) Dunkirk at hVx> P. M.; Cliflon.'leJX) 1’’. Suspension Bridge la.UA P. M.; Buffalo nt JM P. if. Slops at Sutqurhanna *17.45 A. M. 'Jreakfa-t: 1 Tn-n.r'. m| 1 t. |i u .11... r 7. • . ......... v7 »»iibnnu ■* r.lnnra for Williamsport, Harrisburg and the ■'J’Uth ; a: Owega for Ithaca; at Binghamton for >n 1 l,ie celebrated summer ' “1871” Stan nrhsrille 5.42 P. M. (Sapper,) and at New York CmiHl’a . ‘-‘•““^‘• •i KImtra with Northern .-iclphia. Baltim.ir- 6lid VVudnngton ; am! at u ‘ork, vT1 L»re»s trains tor Boston and .yw England cities. bleeping Cuathe* are attached to Un* train at ■ incmnati and at Clifton. fSuspen.iun Bridge.) unitig through to New York without ch»»«'*. bleeping coaches arc *ho mtariied at HorhellsvUle running through withont change to Albanv. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, -Sundaya excepted;) *’ • rinsprnsion Bndge at -.3a P. M . and Bnffalo at tl.85 P. M. arrive. *t Turner* at ».»A. M. <Breakfast.i Naw Yotk at 11.io A. M/^Tonuecta at New Yurk with rtearner* and aficrnoou trains tor Boston and ! Near England cities. A Sleeping Coach i* attached to thia train run ■ •'n^throogii from Suapenaiu« Bridge to New Barry County—one.of the best Counties in the State of Price, only SO Ctntu a Bottle, nnd found m euro and epoody cure for tho following complaint*. J Abstracts op arriving iu hew York at 7.U0A. M. I .1GUTNINO EXPRESS, (D.Hr,) tw„ ,;IB. •t"^«S ? *U K ’i * Tr'”** Ww“ S*!e,n 'Breakfast ;i le,ir ClereUnd ,.2u A. M.; Learittaburg KU A M- ■ MeadviHe 11.32 AM. (Dine;) Duaklrk 1.23r. m' Situated in tho (various Townships of- I IUuistrb or Deeds. Notary Purl.c, —und— leaping CoachM are attached to thia tram a( Of LANDS SHEPARD’S lo per Cent, by buying for Cub of LUMBER Grand Hapills, Mich. For Sal.* by ACKLEY & SLADE Hastings, Mich. BALTIMOBE. aatfof nwt< ^19;«(Kiof a w SW ,‘^of n.Jf - - belief a a K a I ) a of s wjfui a wyjv| HASTINGS. Little Red Shop! Of all Kinds. CARLTON. rith ere- I iiing tram* and England cities. Sleeping Cpa> tfolor'i' HASTINGS, MICH. Only oce tram East on Sunday, tearing Citicinnati at V.43 P. M.-. Cleveland at 7.25 A. M ; Clifton J.ito I*. M ; Suspension Bridge at 1.35 P. M.; Buffalo at2.4u P. M. and Dunkirk 1.25 I* M „n,l K— A'_ A - .m. > It •ad New England Passenger*. »nh «ge.are transferred FREE OFCHARGE paov all night trains on this Railwar. HF-The Erie Railway Company has opened a new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to tha • oat of s3d St.. New York, thus enabling PaaaeuKen to reach tbe upper portion of the city witbomniul“P5f *5 *“1J *Bn“T*n®c ” f aalnvel ca** <”■ . The Scenery along thn entire route of the Erie Railway iaoT the uio>l pictore.qac and beau­ tiful character. Admirers nf Nature's beauties, in a daylight journey over the Line, will hud in ita ever changing landscaper subject* of continu­ al admiration and interest. I ■ ■ i ■THE Meat Market! .Family Sewing Machine BEST STYLE FLORENCE “ This is the Lad who drove\ the doves to market, and near the bank. the same boy stopped at Stauffers The best stock of Meat always on Hartl.tr. Au*. 3, 1871. s elect scHooi; Hways in Order and Ready for Wort. • W •* X "k • • x Aesrtus, Aug. 7.1871. I A Select School in Assyria is about to take «f‘ feet on the 4lh of September, at tlie ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, for warm meals a tall hours. Remember tlie place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. hardened, und will last a life time. Preparatory for Teacherv, and those who feel in­ Ito other Machine runs ao easy or makes ao terested to put to a good use the advantage* they tilth noise in iu opefalioc. desire from such a sonree, constantly adding It will make any ieidtb of tlieai desired wlththereto. Drery student expecting lo attend should be preaenl on that day. Young men or women pre­ It will Cord, Braid, Quill, Bind Gather, Ham­ paring tor teaching, or winter school, will find the atuddie* ao arranged as especially to meet stitch, Ruffle, Tack, and Fringe neatly and du­ rably’ We warraat it to sew everything needed in a will cioae in lime mi a« not to interfere family, from *.he bearicst to tbe lightest fabric. commencing winter aibool. In Tillering or Dressmaking Fur further information, address. MORRIS E. KEITH. cL.inirsFOK /.A Trafb. CITY PAINT STORE ! ORANGEVILLE. K®f«».’4 w.’fofac; COMMINS &. BROWN, HP'S nUofse J< ■ •yofnwtf II A! H A I REMEMBER, I I Dana in Uie latest atyler. Dealer* in Wall Paper, Window Shbades Picture Frames, Looking Glaaeae, Varnuhea, Le*d», Oils. Mixed Paints Artist's Materials. Window HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! iOeUilwIofn. 11! I Sign and Ornamental i Fainting BLACK * 12; PILMRIEVILLE. Pir-aas cull and examine tbe Machine and it* work. You cannot albrd to bur a Sewing Ma­ chine until you tiara se«n the FLORENCE! with it* late improvement*. J[<nut-Paisliny, Graining, Paper- Hanging, Kahommisg, ife.,' PATRONIZE ROME INDUSTRY I 17 IS nXofaefra ;PA INTERS.; tn the City, Manufactured by WOOD RUFF ! IRVING. THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. ~ go to Washington Block, South side State St. RUTLAND. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. SIMON P • RKENRUTH. ' OF, MEN’S FINE BOOTS! HOPE. • wK.fnwJ< hand. Call aud Got your Steak, Roasts, KIMPLV CONSTRUCTED, o?-ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, Which can be obtained at theprincipal Ticket Office* tn the West and North West. L. D. RUCKER. WM. R. BARE. GenIHup't. Oen'l Pass' Ag BAHRY. THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS CENTRA! a. WOOLEY ■ wWofs-M Go there lor your 1 ■IwWi YANKEE SPRING.^, CHOICE OROCfeRIEB! A fine stock Just Otkned - COME AND SEE THEM »«Xof..K Oysters and Rjereshments. FULLER, Proprietors, are i«*fawX THORNAPPLE. on hand at all hours. pi epared to furnish 25yl MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES. SkT" All Styles of Women’* and ChllTABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. The Bpst in the City. J. C. WOODRUFF. MUSICAL! HEHTilCK ITALIAN AMERICAN H. A. BU8ELL. 2cEi Horsemen ATTENTION I N B WawHl attend to Iht removal ot and re-'d’resking old stones. T4YLOR t FARLEY ORGlk. Shop near tbo Boston Cash Store Greek Srdet. 8 Fine Gold Jewelry, MOgEY TO LOAN ! Hastings Jan. 2Mb 1S7L reaeivia* lanto Silver aofl Plated Ware. JOHN WHITMORE. of Dr. Burton and see'it, South Side State St.. Has Ungs, Mich. , 1« •'« I). 1<. COOK A CO To the Ladies!! MARBLE (Gold & Silver Watches, SHERMAN RICH, Deafer tn Musical Inatruments. Sheet Mucic. Musical Books etc. Also Agent far the justly celebrated Parties desiring to purchase will do r oil to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. Hastings. June 1»L 1871. �Tlfs R^pilaucitf Biytmi^. Warranted Custom Mads Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson atR&SEL £. Nashville Correspondence. DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. Agreeablfi to previous notice a Rail­ for millinery road meeting was held yesterday in Mid best styles. Wm. Beadle Esq’s, office. A fair rep­ MAIL AR RANGEMENT. Fibbt resentation of the community linmedliMlowi: -Go best and cheapest ately interested north and south wm Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. pMMOt^M Wall tea goodly number of rii ■■ ' •Sib. for Baltimore. Job. If E.Q. WILLIAMS. our own citizens. Ijewls Durkee being ud Battle Creek. el< elected chairman, called the meeting to tfsib«o:u«North forNorthLvtoi.FiH-. ' ' wore nd LorrvU c>o—daily at IDO r. x. order, stated tbe object of the same, nod introduced Mr. EnRneraon Esq., of Batwr- -• thuirgmattM of J, Mm le Creek, who reviewed the ground pret­ J. ROBERTS. F. M. ty thoroughly; showing the Importance An Every-day Story. of a competing road, the enhancing of values of suah a line and also tbe great “Hello John, where are you going?” ■ ICHIGUl CENTRAL R. R. amount of transportation in the lumber “I was going down here to buy some countries of tbe Dortb that is- awaiting grocers.” the completion of such a road* “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ It was the purpose of all through lines len’s to buy mine.” to make the roads as straight as possible “Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t and as tho route indicated was on nearly any of him, I always go there to buy RVATIOM. an air line from Battle Creek to the ob­ crockery nnd wall paper, but I never ject flrat north, it only remains for the thought of buying groceries there. Not people along iiuch route to say Just long ago I bo’t a whole set oi crockery where it should be located. That such nnd paper enough to paper -my house, a road would be built was beyond doubt. ■ Charlotte 1 3D anthere, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could 1 <5 dtp buy any where else. Besides he war- The commercial interests of tbcoountry ig raktbd rr. The crockery he keeps Is domamled it. and the people were fully the Boot’s celebrated ware.” alive to the subject. “Wolli I always do so on groceries, Messrs. R. Jones, and W. Ellis as • and I know you can. Besides he takes anything I have to soli at a fair price, sured the meeting that Assyria was Caledoniatoo. Igetn better, tobacco, tea and ready to do her part when the proper la sugar there for the same money than time had come but the subscriptions any where else in town.” GmndJUnar might be very much hastened when the M. ALLEN, lines had been surveyed and that they Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. wore ready to bear their proportion for such survey. Hams, Williams & CoGrand Kapdp Stephen Haight Esq., on behalf of the Do not claim to have the only Mold- delegation of Woodland, thought his Caledoniaing.Machino in Barry county, but they turn could be safely counted on for its SlidJlt-ville have one that will stick any and all rviar* kinds oi moldings that are needed. part in the work when the people could They also have otxband a large number be assured that their actions was to have of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ its due weight ip establishing the route Nuhvlllt V cnnontrilli dow frame*, 4c., that will be sold at low iu their midst. flgures for cash. Maple Grove wot represented, though not formally, by a number of her strong men. Mr. Potter said there was a fa­ vorable indication in his town and be­ tee are unable to furnith back Hum­ thought tbe people would not be found , wanting when the time came to move I bert from the commencement <f the imtt of forward, a meeting was called for! Detroit Exjtwi at 50)pm. our Daily, tre will take eubecriptioiu for Woodland for Sept. 6th at the Town .' CHA8 n.. Twenty-fee CenUper week. Send in your Hall, at 2 r. w., a: which speakers from Battle Creek will be present. name* Immediately and Commence now. A committee for their plan was then I appointed, consisting of L. J. Wheeler, I mCUL NOTICE. Lorenzo Madge, D. C. Griffith, P. Hol­ ler, I). W. Smith and J. H. Kersey, af­ important Railroad Meeting. ter which the meeting adjourned to A mectiag^f th© citizens of Hastings Sept, (‘th, at this place at 2 p. m., at | andvidnl held at the Court which, delegates from Woodland arc In-' Attention 1 Friday next, at 71 vlted to be present. I have a yoke of cattle and a single House L. Durkle. L. J. Wheelen, of tbo camhorse for sale. Will sell on time for o'clock, to hear 1 mitt nterest of a Scc'y. Ch’rm’n. good paper. B. J. Grant. north an and to such Aug. Sff, 1871. Michigan which is widely celebrated j further action cTheqfiag may dens a State for her excellent educational I “ One stormy night in winter when | detcnu,neorder of Committee. instltutlouN, has now tbe leading Busi­ tho winds were blowing cold,” I bought! ■■--------------ness College in the north-west, locat­ me a jpa*ir of boot^a *' aJ* rubbers *' - - at Mau<ed at Grand Rapids. Call on goods of Grand River Valley Division AUGUST 1&7-1. Clover Hollers! SUPERIOR, Mc SHERRY AND STATESMAN Knlamnzoo and Ann Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOiWS IND CASTINGS. SAWING MACHINI», IIARIiOWS, ETC., and the largest stock of A.GRICULTURA.L MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURR ALL. Office in John Wcisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY S5SS’ Local DR I L L CRAIN rSaccoMoni to Uirkrr A Bentley." Jtoticeg. LOCAL EVENTS days of grace on accounts due duelI *’ __ .7 • *’ ~ ~ -----Thee day* the late firm of Dickey 4 Bently, arc pretty nearly out. Thtwc interested ' Another Bail will do well to fake notice, dtoscpl ' Stove in den: Lookout for fires. Another railroad will not effect the i Stenographic Report!. low prices at Maus’. Flies are very dumpish. Weather Is getting ooldcr Wanted. Wanted. P sachce are getting plenty. Every ouc having unsettled accounts Railroad meeting Friday nighL to call and settle the same by September 1st. for I must have my pay. Thanks.—Soipe pumpkin from J. lOwl Mason Allen. Ix*och. Some cider from L. N. Mixer. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DfX)RS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, &r. Holding's a Specialty That lo buy Goods ILSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING 4 H. A. Goodyear. Goodyear & Stri^ SE A.1>K The last half of the Vanderpool trial Don’t you know where to get your h being whittled off. boots and shoes'? I do—at J. Maus’. Lsr everybody attend the Rallroal | Cancer can be Cured. meeting to-morrow (Friday) night. Let us try und tuakc the meeting ex­ L. N. Mixer's t-crofula and cancer pressive of the wants and wishes of our mixture is warranted to cure all cruex people tn this matter. of cancer and scrofula in every form. SKI.KER $ DECKER, Send for circular. $1 per bottle. AdPeach Festival.—The Indies of the Presbyterian church of this city will Hastings, Midi. give a grand pca^h festival at Union Hull, on Friday evening. All who like Groceries cheap os dirt at J. Maus’. peaches and cream and all who waut to help the ladles will of course attend^ Hams, Williams A Co. have not got time to run after accounts that were to' Personal.—We were favored to-day be paid after harvest. Therefore, we ex­ with a call from Rev. Mr. Fish, jisstor pect every man to cal! aud retife up of the Congregational church of Manis­ their accoints on or before the 28lh tee, who is here ns a witness on the deInst. We mean tnuinru. 1 tense in the Vanderpool trial. Wo find Hastings, Aug. £lst, 1871. <Z | Mr. F. a very pleasant man. ^KaNNER <V DECKFR. 1*14 Mavs is bound to sell his groceries, and boots and shoe* if he don’t make'a | Ma. W. Brown has been having n | division made to the stare of E. G. Dealers in HWDIH and dealers in PAINTS, Just Received., Ma. Da ns, Agent for Boozer’s Pho­ The Town Talk tographic advertising plan, lias placed Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ the canvassing business of the Directo­ gars just received and for sale at tho ry, he contemplated on getting up, in City News Depot. the hands of Mr. James Clarke for the present Tho agent is called to other The Lamest Btocx of School Books parts for a few days. in the City at the City News Depot Best ebeese in the city atBuscll’s. Complaints come from various sources A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the in regard to subscriber's missing same of tho. numbers of their Daily. We City News Depot. will assure them that the utmost care is For Photographs and Picture, of all observed in mailing them properly to kinds, call on J, F. Minkler. their right destination and if they foil Thb Towx Talx, K. C. B. and E. B to reach subscribers the fault lies fa some other quarter. ■ Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigars in tbe market at F<wt Office. The Funeral senices of the late Dr. B. J. Brown, was held, at tho residence The pldce to buy your boots and shoes of the family to-d«y at*l- o’clock. After which Dr. E. F. Drown took the 2 fo liTTNYAN'B. o’clock train for tho cast, with the re­ Custom work made on abort notice, mains, where they arc to be laid bein good style and re«i*onabk* prices 1 side the mother at his 1 aimer Ikubc fa at RmrvAir's. —___-----------Canada. The service os announced in Ladies’ fine sboss of the itteat styles last evenings issue, to take plaos Fri­ st Ritnyax’s. 3.33 jj 0^0^ and RUSSELL Iron, Nails, Glass. | PATENT MEDICINES. Large Stock GREBLE OILS, VARNISHES. TURPENTINE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. BOOKS4 STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, Wooden Ware, <fcc AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF I^ako Superior Irqn8 CIGARS and TOBACCO, KEROSENE LAMPS 4 FIXTURES THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Al®o the WALL PAPER, 4c.. 4c., WOODLAND PARLORS. CITY DRUG STORE, State Et„ Hastings, Mich. Hardware. Stoves, HUB, Druggists and Chemists, Battle Creek. j Williams, and the west side is now oc­ 11 cent sugar at Busell’e. cupied by Dr. Haney. Both establish­ Rubber mops at Buscll'e. ments look very inviting and the ocondPeaches fresh nnd nice at BusclPs. my of space will enable them to make Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep- prices lower. a, st . Bvsell's. Dan'IIStriker. 1 ou must visit the Great Union Exposition SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 AND 15,1871, $1.00 for 75c . 1WO FAIRS IX 0XE. Nertbern Mich. Agricultural and Me­ I will close out mu Stock Harnesses, of Summer AXD TMK Dry Goods and Clothing Agricultural Tools, &c. LEATH Kt BELTING A SPECIALTY Cbeapeot fruit jar nt Buscll’s. We will not be under­ sold bv anv House In Michigan. at seveniy-flve cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. BOTTLED V1ESNA BEER! Units in makinr the above a grand demomtralion of lh« production of Michigan Indudry. cxnfer;'dTn-";’C’u11,ar’? Exblbifaw are CALL AT JOHN KUSTESER.S CELEBRATED STANLEYS AA/ I3STE OR BEER BOTTLED, " (• farai»h«d to private lamHUa fretb wd faun- John a. Greble, Mabe Rubbbll. chanical Society. State Pomological Society ALBERT EI8ELBERG, d*w»f Pure Wines and. Liquors I FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSE^. Porler “nd Winburgh 8L Charier Kesuui.at on JeffBtaa» R I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-08-31.pdf 1b3f98fc7b336359ac97c7087c9cb594 PDF Text Text | a dog'faring been there. I saw blood under the ink apota and on tup uf the dirt in the crack I faund If a efamiat sfa .Id examine it and ntyitmmtmk. I ehroid change my opinion. Dr l^ld Md^otfav.rilto.ro faonL and crack., for I aa* same uf them in Mr. Bullis' uffleu the day be fori' the fire. Q?** he ehangod by aaying that ho •rir B«m « few day, before the fir^ I raolu. „f . tuwel in adioaia ef uxter. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 31, 1871 hBtotl • ftjim . I ZZm ££* Attorneys. GEO. C. WORTH LAWVn. capuy sf JsBbvare ari HtaU Kirwt .... i.*rt»e A OrotiW> Mm. VAN VELSOR k. ROLFE. OF ALL KINDS. fa Hefea.-L5-"'^"" TO BE CLOSED OUT The LARGKST STOCK of l.k E. A. HOLBROOK. «Yh ted C.oBMiUn u Isw.esA I “SSrr'JMKt'Kt; Organdies, Percales, Zauns, Grenadines Bareges. Cbaiitbrays. Mohairs." Silks. Marl HARDWARE Shawls,. Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests. Summer Hats Gloves, HARNESSES! BUCKEYE CRAIN DRILL COI^PER STRIP FEED CU'ITE. LEATHER BELTING, A FULL STOCK OF ALL SILKS. DRY GOODS! PROPRIETORS OF THE LOITER TH.I.V EVER e Manufacture the fattown g ;-<Ja]e'« I’aleat Combination Iron-Beam and " ,r'lh M<'c! "r v“‘ Mo!d I^rtl. Dodxeaad Curtlre Plow., Improsed W l>.vl Cultivator*, Com Plows. Shovel 1'h.w., Gang Plows.FieldRoUera square end Butterfly Drops. Il.-.okch, Patent AdjuatabteH&g»Han»«r,!-crapm. Cauldron hi ttlro. and everything in oar line. Repairing Mccldncry promptly attended loot JACKSON WAGONS, . imjrn, Ladies' Misses and Children') & Hall Threshing Machines, CIqv Hitllers and Grain Drills, and Gale’s FulOfll Sulky Bake. iui • b>«iw. The best ph in the City of Hastings, ------ to buy------ GROCERIES C. H. HICKS ! WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. (Successor to Hicks & Fales.) IIi* are overt/ day solicited to furnish Plates of Perth for less than our usual price, backed with the coiwuunt nt' narties who san then are unable to nay so much. .IUIC ui. Lt (Munvi • - ...... . » should have them, we wdlfrom thu dais, for a few weeks, drop the price almost one-half. Ho wul now mahe full and Complete sets ,for$25. Single Plates. Vpper or Under flS. yJLL Oirn WORK W.1RR.1J>t‘TEn Office orer Grant f Phillips’ Store, llastinfs, Mich. STEWART & STEINHOFF. FARMERS In Fact u>d then «H in«l>J get «.r Youraelrc. Wi«w or CUUren. the ven- l»«K.deHe.pa.l BOOTS. gHOE?, wd.Bt BBBBS. hig eclect Stock now an hand. Cash Groceries, I pny Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. M W1E ffl SI »I your Horae* at JACOB ilAVS' BOOT, SHOE, and GROCERY STORE, . ? **¥? *?* ■ hatdiet there and ej. * “»« wU no blood on il, Ko, r HM fad bro. wxxlreA H1’ . the house on Mixiday ra-jrmsg and it ; was no’, the one 1 had eseu there before. the other wa. a.I.ingto hatchet and this »kpt weR. I next uk«l him if «to tarnabout 8 o’clock. He had 5®^*° J' on hi. blank rail. DU not bin, L X ‘ you fad with his eenta/ones.” again after he left Did not are Vundrt- 1 *X"L f ‘ ld‘ ^y. bui did rec> hl. next ‘£d if ho wanted ri , Ana—He said , hi* ev*nefo*cs a . Field's ]>apers had ctoromaasp. JG« erimd hfa iy Monday about noon at mr house. Ho | iL, ,.k„ and nl® some of hi« ate ha regular rations end he ..1.1 iU, and hie wife came. Htde Mr. Vanderpool re-! did, end be did not ask me any imnre previous He wu there about half an •* you are , hour. After h.- earn. Mre. VandwpuqJ >»• settled on fatur. but thin one had no head. Both fad an edge Md both had a bend and lx.to * fandle, but thov were not tho mxim. Had never been iu ths bank on vunwro to examine that hatchet. When I wn. in the bank in the -ehitor, I rot miar the I stove and aoriced thia lying fhero and •3K** ‘LT** “*1 ‘pflttin, kmdlsre- Did net notion tongs no.tborel. but di 1 noti® this. . 1 IsriHAsEMrifftevk him tu jail tret . fa nrMwrw wbeduc he had a warrant tlie amount of money in the bank from I1 myrelf. U-.» floor wu wi-t led |he I : whal you have. • Ha said Un had aajUod elrttir was sticking oyi on one aide of tho I b~d nod asked hi. if fa knew Wfat <An»t. He iaid tfat Field had ran J"*4" A" ,woaod » PWd'“ *““• •I*’ nwny sad hn autinutod that -ho had gun* he raid bo knew nothing about >L At not feel like ft. I call a vacant laugh. Field in tlio bank about uonn and had , , in am. 1 i*tr him again in about an 111tea time my cane was staaduur t.—u- H «• a forced laugh. Dare hoard some not seen him sinoc. Ho said ho had run talk at Matuatoe of mobbing Vander I away and I said no ho hasn't, when ho 1 hiur al turoflto»,an i fawai 1 far* about • pool, did not take part in it, nor did I an hour. After wo aettledap our aercunt,' •aid if you had talked with him a. many k. taM .«» LU LU ~wnen A swear so at Kalamnrw. When mon timre aa I have you would think so-1 life 4c. Ifo alw talked ' RaH. He i*Z 1Bp In*t “ dowD’ Th’ Mfara said anything about it to mo 1 told than : Field had a nice gold watch, Engiuh fare don.1?0^?^ ?• <"° •«-! tlrey had bettor kt ft atone, one man [firat remaned, jW aw na • uro. „ lever, and hunter care, abo a grdd chfliQ sul be could got enough to help hang I J’Qn*'VV----- --,«> |i. inliafiod that you murdered Field him. At tho cfoee of a meeting the Q»ra. - Who furnished the money fur I on with bustnem M u,ual. He said hu I anid to Una I wish you would not aubp-ct of Vanderpool wu brought up. a good d; ' ' ' ” " Field to oany o0 the busioeea f .i had Con the ahnigbtr or terrible grin. I the subject’ talked of wu that of subField wont ca Objected to by Mi. Hughro on the I1 ring LU abteti—_______ ___ ___ o forgo^t just which I said. poenmug witaeeaes. Have beard it ground that It was bomaterial. I5u6and the books would show it,ate?tIn asking Counsel to repoat bquraiiun talked of to get up a crowd and go to Mr. Church said ho wi.bcl to ahow wank ho wont east and Field ol*i>ted ho seal fa bmi a add tn hi. head and the jail and make sums demonstration । that the Iteajxmdsut had no money to extort a eunfoaaiun from him, but 1 to bane made BUM or <500, bat the did nut bear r*vy well. Objection ormulod and cxci-ptiori no­ book, did not show it He ‘p-ika of a <iid not propose it, nor wu it aubmitted Vanderpool mxdo uo nn.rrr sfan 1 Muskegon man who |pd utftwd him B2.QOO without any eolidtalhw from him, otxiko about the /crriHa^ris. It wu Ito-direct by Mr. Churoh. which aliuw. J the ounSde <x of money- not partiaelnriy aSanrivs to mo and 1 <>d men In Idm. Ho also told ton that have no reaion whr I made the remark. Do not remember how tong I have Hold liad furulahod the |>rinolpal part of I thought ft was *n uuneerourr grin caned this club but think it is about •L...... L_ tho nsouev to ran the exmeatn and be three yean, I carry it to assist mo in 'waithn business nun, ths! Field wu walking, 1 have tost one of my feet a» .out a great deal. He also a puke of being I unwed, that they hal ctowl up matters 1 on Sunday and had paxoed receipts and j after thia Field got to playing with hit ' d>g ad made ,o much tmuo that ho I WU afraid he would attract atv-ntioo. I Uro bred in Manistee throe years . He tflgde ro ume‘4 liaise, that ho gut, and am 42 years eld, lave been a fish­ HI norreous that ho *‘<W p*"a< ba tenaed erman for 15 or 21)year,, hare fisbo l on i it. In bh iiauts and then wbou Field ' lake Michigan, Hnron and Superior.— । Saw tho fix ho wu in lie stopped In 1809 I m fairing « Manistoe. We । end got him a pair uf hi* pant* to b-t begin in April and continue till Decem­ ber and urn sail boat, of different rises him i«ut on. Soon after this he started | to go hjme ami left Field lying un tho confession from him and wu going tn We go cut from four to six miles whore •wear to it myaelf if m-esury. Did I lounge and .that w;s ths last time tie we gut water from 80 to 300 foot. The before you camo td Manistee ? not'think he wonk) bo tried fafuro me, average sounding four miles out I eon orer m* Um, bo arid. He went out Aaa—-Al Chicago, after I wv to walking in the afternoon to Canfield's ami nerer thought much about it. I hardly telb The water is alsefo- tu the Manistee V.tol.rpa^ went away the hill and ho mid bo we* fouling bid and thought he woald not bo examined be­ north and deeper to' the rirnth. From noxi week, and was gjuno till about two ' his wife told Jum she ariahod hr w*. fore me, because the statatM of the lUU four indoi out Io six miles the water be­ weeks before the kitoug. Did not re- ' toeling bettor *j u to ontertaia hi* trash me diBrronUr. I didexjrertif he comes r>;»dlr dreoer Have knowledge I oeire any letters from Vauderfoul, but of the currents within the limits described ourapar.y hotter. Attar tea »Uo urge I him to gv for medicine, but ha did not want to leave a« bis company from Th* prevading current i* io the north. Mtukagou were going away that night, | ll runs from aboat eighty rods to two but finally he wi-nt and told her if ha mile. an huttraometinwa, and MxnotiiDM i, “ “Vi-. .—3“ ■" ’ J‘4 not gut buck, Lo would moot thi-m kaov FWd and >nfarpuul. aad re iat llu) Q, hla way fa nrediriae thorn i< none. The wind* affect three ef^ SX i h’ "I* '*“?■ •? * «.b« that cuTTvnta. A tuulh wind would produce “ ' “rTT,?* “‘"““y 1 vre foekud, that, ho .taru-d for Dr. 1 a current to the north. Think the curmenriag following, about half put aenm ............. . .. . . . 1 rents are swifter in shallow than in d~p near hie bouse. He arid he had not l water. The course of deep water cureeen Fxkl rinoo the day before. Next । rente run a.«rth and aouth, but generalsaw him iu about 15 minulrn at the bank, iniide/at the frrnt door, 1 went i there sho wji just swinging off and saw Mist Piper standin ; on the steru and she said is that you, Deorgs, and be said aye, ay.-, and that wm all. then he went back to the drug atoro, anl again found it locked, and than started to Dr. Kthar’a, gut some pdla and went h-inis. I took them and went to bed. was np and down many time* during the night I and thi- »n the reason be Lapjs-nryi fo ,Mr. Hughs wu diasatisfisd with the go io the bonk *u early on th^'next answer and ewnlod tho fact given morn far the event of the disappearance of morning. On Wednesday Mr. Dunluim srnheif. When be arid he had intended Fiidd. It was ut> Sunday, and the wind wai from th > south, alio an Monday and Conover and myself We®i to bis dra'ta tliet beluogol to him. but they hoa«i fur him about S o'clock in to but did not know whether ho fad or end Tuesday; but on Wednesday from would du him no good u ho could not the Nurth. Du not remember it longer. collect them. He then raid I will allow The prevailing wind in September waa you whore I keep my property and he opened Um baqriar prout-box sad I a»w thvre uxiie Ixlia Lu a roll end some I thrown iu iirua>iacu*.aaly. He said he •aid 1 •uppsseyuu Imre couw lo tmki' had aUM with him aud wu glad be a a*a.ch. 1 told hiui wo had ami 1 waa gimo and be »huuld not b» aurpria waxte-l the asfo o-i;ail. HsOpc^Asl tlio ed it ho should turn up on the salt outride door and 1 told him 1 ranted waler. Ha n-iuesto! mi- not to sjieak the burglar prorf box oja-w! and be of this a* temple m^lil mire him and into my IkkiI, I rtumb’-i-d and rn^/ea tried it and said ho hut forgotten the noire, and when I looked up tho bout oumbir.aimn, and lie turned it one hud stopped aud crowd iror to the oth­ Gilbert Young, the twenty-eighth way and then the uthor and bo kept er ri-la. There war a person in the bout witness being duly *«om, said : I hare wlit.tliny al! the time I saw the trunk rowing it H" camo within 30 foot nt lived at Manatee throe aud a half years there and naked him whrrv thn key was one ttoc. aud I could see bis body move and am a I ember inspector. Knew and bo arid ’■here it b,” taking it from and the din of tho oar<.aa d hear thoratfio Field sad reeuUect the event of his dis- the tup uf tire desk. Mr. Dunham took at the cor toek. It was alight colored aripearenee. First saw Vandnqwl on the toy and seantbed the truu'i. The boat about 1G foot tong. 1 was on tho Monday after the dieappearana-, at th* itunk was opened before tire burglar bank fnun 8rv to ton minute,. TV Baak between 4 and I u'etoek r. x. Mr. box. During the time they ware exam­ take out Wo of th* l-tote wu rough. Aa Holden Green wu with him.' Saw him ining it he wu al work ou the safe try­ you gu from Manistee north, the shore aft.r this again in I1) or 15 minute*. ing to open it curves west tu point Betecy, end this is Tlio cramiuLoa uf the wilnras was Crose-eramined by Hr. Holbrook. about 5 mile, out Thon south we here sua[«nded and Court adjourned SawTanderpool firn between 4 and have the earns contour for a few i-ulca. 5 o'clock. The reason 1 went there wav til! 0- o’clock to-morroa morning because I knew him U Mnskogon aud 1 Tenth Day's Froeocduua thought if Field had nin away l.c would tell me secretly. The first time I wont and aakod mo to go with him. but 1 did not know Ma busneas. . I did not talk to Vanderpool this timr but Grain did. They talked about that draft, he telling him tn have Um payment et-.np.-4, we then went fo tin. Tyran Hoose, and I returned alone and asked him where Field wu twice without an aa*wi.r. when I turned to-gu hi-arid bold on, Gdtort what are tho p<-ople about toam talking abowL Then I told Mm ther.- must be Goods are Cheaper than Low! turned around he net nd excited end his Hp quivered. I notioed that the tint tram I»<-cllM|>ept»a CarCs. 11BV» AND HACK UXt. i £■ - 1 - roJU C fur all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand llapids Plaster., Ohio Lime. Water Lime, and .Sait. ' li r pay Cash Sqai ail fakaiital Deitffls, IJ,“‘ * raaiir's sur*. xE a roll of bills from his pocket and eowtod out BIBO and had a few Uli. ' left and told me if I wbuldrcm. to the I Mlaa Raehael HiH. the twentv-fiflhi ■ l«mk U an hour be would pay the real, witxwea being duly sworn said : to I ms lu^.. I Hwim Manistee hare bred there Urand wanted to attend to It then. H* then said be hal auma boaunua Acn >8W, ouna from low. there, but I to attend t* with RugSre and I told him dfofram Maine. Knew Field and Van- : MMd, and remember the event of the : to a'tend to that, and I would writ ,nd jWiftmiauuof FWd which was Sun- I gw-to to the bank with him. ‘ W, wssl | •»» 1» tok but a r diet . ■*R. toptanhw 5th, 1M». He lived I, ;bdb and counted me out another BlM ' • your Boa TEA, SfUAK, COFFEE. TOBACCO, ic ie. ofhlu. st morh lover price. tl»» U W olhaplae m the City. Hasting*. Auf. 31 Our 6to>< cwitaiu* a Large Uaa of DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, F K’s, &c. And we will sell them as cheap as any hmise • From New York to Chicago, pool when you made that ptonaint re­ made to him about that grin f r Mr Churoh cpjort-i to such a aw at adjective» U it did not belong to thia stage of tho proeoe.iir.gs. Objection withdrawn. Sheriff end Deputy Bfariff two pare each, and under Sheriff fur two )«araAlso run a threshing macbin-i two or three yt-ars -wharf I was a farmer. 8<x»»tonss run two diflcrviit branches of bssi-I ores at the lumrn time. Hare been De- east projecting out alf along too eout Uxtive. but rouiUered that aa earning and these o.me times catch thiiv* floatunder the head of Sfanff. and bM lac on the surface and th> gmmral course uf things drifting from the Maiteteo river would bo mto <ome of these angles. When 1 saw that man iu the b-ret be Momrel rowing and turmri fiotu roe u if he wanted to avoid mo. Baw no other Uttto boats on tho river, but tlrere w«ro other bests, take •into tuh and troal in my arts and take them to the Manatee market uftnu. When we dress thsssfah blood drips from tlwcn. Wo put ihew in boxen, cstrry them to market and thrown ��New AdyertiSUnents. i>». WM. joikTEiil', DENTIST Itt litiiin. JL/ .°SMT£n3t‘ Boya Clothing for tho Fall and Win­ ter. Star Clothing House, Ibtf Churn lUriDe. MWSUHDon. wdlu 7500 palm Leather and Wooten giovee aiul mitts juvt received. Star Clothing MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. P. Grand River Valley Division AUGVRT ifaTl. Tbe committee reported the foltowing : names : A. J. JJowwe, H. J. Koafleid. L D. Garda*. Ja* A. Bweeacy, A. Hyarstrt, N. fcifey, R. B. Wightman, D. IL McKlwain, B. J. Grant Daniel Striker, John Hessmer, A W. Bailey, Wm. Ixvmis, C. & Earictt, D. IL Cook, Goo. M. Dewey, F. D. Aukley, Wm. Upjolra^. KGoodyear,sud W H Geod- 1RU 'pwwBSA ierram. Clover Hollers! Qaaxn Earree. ’ Poamirtu U Is a necessity that I rausfhare my pay. M. Atuu {SUPERIOR, M*SHERRY AND STATESMAN Cxu and settle, inouey 1 mart hare. 'TfttB-ftnun DRILL GRAIN PAtruaSD quy. yABjrtM Am TrartsTi KiCATlX Q Q| L, ; J^KXoervr *sn sartm. pAUT axu reaxtsu .ext tYAHJC OBOCUin, 00At. TiA.cotro.i^! Ivtjlmnnzoo and Arin A_rbor proposed railroad. It was agreed that Kntomaxua should obtain subscriplwo ‘h; S3J.W. Hast log. tw, «». Lowell fc»,t«u end Greenviil. 813,«*i. uteklug no aggretrale ofMJ.DOJ, ,uf foor«»«tei, was to be <a Jed at some print <«■ the imipasmt Use and a railroad company oiganlud, the rapltai stock paid In, ami tho dire<-tore appotated. Thb imijeet, K carried «Hfo«eure a lice of railroad tbreugh our city and county, opening Up to ua Railroad eomioctlan at Kainmaioo, wret, south au<i must, and into the vuat^dnery of the north. Citluns ' of llMUags and Barry county, aLslI wr , Th# Commute.- through their fbairI hare e yoke of rattle and a single taan A. J. Uowtxi, q>po(ntod a meeting horse for sale. Will m-II on time for of said Committee at tho Hank. Tues­ gwd pspor IL J. Guxr. day afternoon August 2»th. The meet­ Aug .TO, 1071. ing adjonnnd to Friday night of this C okmiss 4 Brewji keegi tho best W*ek. at the rauus pU» iouiplain«l in its last issue that the ArI assortment of Wall-paper, Window | D. R. Coos, Secretary. teals a weli-dcrrlck luul tog bean an “eye sore.” and that "no one win regret shades, Piclure Frames, eto„ in the city. | The t,cr duiafectant, BacHo Cnu>- iu removal." Wo wouk! adrise the' ' |x»K Hxxt—Ilenxn-e I bone corns [ MALCX, meets the great want of some­ Home Awnwl and “ Police No. 1" to | thing adapted to all conditioas'XiMro hare the rubbish scattered all orer{ prompt decxlurixing and disinfection ore State street, etoarod up entirely, or I Jnyne, Grand Hapide. Mich. nscoasary. It ie entirely oderbaa, non- tho derrick jdacvd in ]o*itfon again. ! “ Oxa etinmy night in winter when , poisauoiM and harm)ess, and being for, as it fa, it h an eye rm and an in-' largely diluted ir*g® used, its ccoaomv suit not cmly to “that pari of the dty,” I the winde were blowing cold," I bought I me a jeur of boo la and nibbora at Maui'. brings it within the rea h uf all who but te tho whole community. Another railroad will not offiKt tho I wiah to employ thia simple nwtuu for the preservatioa of health during the warm '. Bm Cirni—There wore exhibited low i«ir<n at Maus'. Don’t you know where to get your I 1 in a aide ehow, at tho Katemomo Horse Fair, four cattle of wonderAil sue. Ono I pair of twine, five yrars old. ary calli-d ' George and Martha Waeh'mgtun ; the , former weigha 3,230 lhe., and tho latter I 2,780 lbs. A pair of axon, eight year* ! old, weigh respectively 4,RIB and 3.900 I lbs. Trial weight o! 'the four, 14.210 i " A setting hea never gets fcC Loti lire—upwards of ocrea tuna. They will • mor. any porraa can get fat by buying | thrir gvucrriea of J, Matu. , - Immediate and united arllou, will acromptt* the desired result If Hasting. 11» to become a town of importanre it must hare this raUrrad. The Grand River Valley Itail rood, which ts not rar OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. .peasetlta manorement by any rood In Hie State, and which reorivse the patrotuww aud rnllemloraettteDtor the trabII. i» I- secured —. — I .to _____ . Us value ran. I* । He, us and ’ a.xni in the growth and prr*>perlty of our city. Let a meeting he railed at .mew and rverylxxly turn <>«tr and secure this Michigan Central R. R. WHEEL CULTIVATORS, SJLZ, CALX R.1W1N0 HABROWS, MACHINES, EDU., and the lar£ut slock of AORR-tJ 1-rTLTRA.L. MACHINERY in Barty County—for solo by , z, E. P. BURRAtL. MEW ID7E1TI8EI1ETTS. G«o. >. RflwMl * Co1* Column. office ia John Wubrett’s Hardware Store, Brown's New Block. lUOTtKRAIII XLBrita. jO0YEA» A ST»M.. rpottXT ooota asp rnmuT. ^XD»o roitn.*c, Successor Io H. i. COOflyf^g ;• jutraxu”1.^thTlZV0" **M Dealers to Ml kinds of IHCAVY amlFJIKLF « ACKLEY A8LA IlMUogs. Dr. IS 1X7. THENEW DISINFECTANT Bromo Chloralum, Hardware AT WHOLEHALE AND'itETAIL IRON, BTEEL, NAILS, There are 201,340 horsoi in thia State. Saginaw u to engage ia rar huBding. be found the official proceeding of the i'flftai Bailroad Aiccting held at the Court I Hdbrc last evening, to which special at- thlrtr >lay» the account, will bo loft wtl a Justice for collection. --------- —.♦ira । ~ Flint west to Lake Michigan. Jonx M. Uterarii. teution b naked The nveaaity of |«vTautt a. Gosrax.—Homo felfon, wo. Gen. Custer b visiting hb friend < nnd Hartings. Aug. 14, M7L. dw tecting our /aref mtervria iu this matter don’t know his name, vrry pecunently ' relatives in Monroe. ; must bo ajipurnt to the ux>it rarual ob­ remarks that them are a uum ih every XJ FLIRT GLASS server. The road from Marshall to rouuuunity who nor* do any thing to assist a public improvement, ami alw ay • Muir, croariag the Vdlby nt Vermontprotest that sneh and such institutions don't profit them a oeni, hot wo take not but it ia Again, a Itoad from notice that every tiara a town sccnnw a Kxlamaax> to Ixnrell.p a and public improvement of any -importance, | if it doe, not eroae th« Valley a! Hast­ those self sumo mm?pnt up the price o( Are mild, certain, safe and <4Beient. their land firs dollars on tho acre. A »•' "mKiHj UletsiUsa. s»«4 ysar wtdrvu li ings it will to tho weet uf its. N.w, Page's Maudrake i’ilb euro Dyspepsia. UEUKQK W/UATt*. Fraaktot. I. V. community composed oniiroly of thia 1 'apr's Mandrake I'db cure IL-mlm he. while we think the Valley fonusbm first ch»» of iadividuab would be about u , Page’s Arnica Oil eurw Eheumatiam. , lively as a graveyard. COKGHESS ARCTIC. P^'a Arnica Oil euros Pimple- on |the |«ople along tho lino Lain no roc­ ! rauaUc eauara of complaint, and hare I ev-ry mum to bo fully satidiad with it, axntee deairing to attend a licrtxase tion of this State at 274,459 । ita management tad its charges. it io L'oliioi; ran not do Letter than to pat­ i Mr. Ethar. Curtice, of Liny ton, was burned Io death mt Friday <-vvnirig the , perfectly certain that die propls of both ron teo the Grand Rapid* Bcatxxaa Cot- 11 th, by tlw expliriun of a fluid lamp. LAMPCHimYS J. P. ROBERTS & CO. GLASS, PAINTS, 0JL8, * PUTTY, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE. All kiudx of Building Material*, nnd T«plx, DRUGS, HARNESS SHOE! In connection with Medicines, HARDWARE STORE. U Sole agent* iu Burry (’6unty for the BAND LEADERS E’ETROIT STOVES, WOODLAND PARLORS, Give m a tul 1 as we will not be undersold. I School Books North Sipe State .S'ieest. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY HARNESS SHOP. IlEt’F.IFTS. A Million Dollars. maaoo people hnvu taken nil of theirs by , ulry is to be held at. Allen’s Hall, in Don's be Imlund, eltiacM of Kaiatuaxno, on Thuraday, the 21st of I nnsliny'., your Covn’iiitte^ will rail up­ September. Tbs reunion is hold at the '• same time a. the Stnto Fair. «> that' on you imiMuliatrly. Bomcmber, it is me ml or* may aiies.J bdh at the nI not a IM yrs or m, but a Bead through dueed ratm of rafiway travel Tbe Exrcutirv Cotamittrc aro anxious that j I Hastings or raw rind place, and we there shall be a large attendance of tho ' can lielter sffisrd te pay fltX',000, as a thia time. (Jreat Union ExrpsiTjpx toisilni'liii «iU to At Orangeville, Get Oth “ Haatregs. Ort. 9th. and Nor. Oth. “jAwwaviAJaa 18th-E8» «hool SEITTMBEX I.', 13, II ASt> ix ra, sjmedllj bonus, than to have tho Road cross the Valley at Irving or Middleville. Men ing Attoruey of flu- county of Manistee L. A. Swnrtauf. of Throe Jlivcrs. late­ by appointment, wuare bring credita­ ly subeeriUd 81,000 tv Albion College, of Hastibg-. be nn and doing. bly informed, luul nossithority from tbe tiiua proving himself a trno friend to Kaw Ute.ra <r Guo I'KD e. - Fbu Board of Huperviterw of Nsn'otee to I the youth of Michtgutmake tb.-ptodrr hr did to p* Board In Grand M-raler. Isaac Sidra, of the I. 0. Jun a last. This fe Jsrt as wo expected, O. F, of Iho State of Mtohigun, with and at the lliuc suggested that be w s» the aid of Jomat D. Lywr- D. D G. M., probably celliag nor -pcofd.. Honest and H. IL Fowl*. D- P- O. M-. of Grand Rnpda instituted, on tho 22d A mineral which pewfonna all the duOr» Dsilt.—Bra- Nhkcrn, in tho! tiaacf soap, and ha, an aronudie odor, inrt, at SmuMC, Jaaia County -Scran* Ftaindralrr of ysaterday. paysour Uttlo I has been discovered in inimeuse quan'icap. . Ixrigv, Na ICT, of tbo l. 0. of 0. F ties near Iowa City. Wo are peined to aauout^ilho dm th |I On the 21st. ix:dgw No. t«9 w=a h­ daily the toUowtr* compliment: The Dally Banner reaches us with the of Dr. B. J. Brown. He W thia ! srituted ri Fakm, Allegan CraoUy, by At last Hiram Yoweri luu written to utmost regularity. for which sre are nnNyw.Qrioaaa thakhia suarbU statute of (Wedaredai) tnoraiag. having suffered ' tbe Grand Master and other* of ths crFrauhla^ coatrurtad for over 80 yeara for several wrwke with iypbwirt favt r. Go tn Clark's Gallery, oroosite tho I'ustuffire, and see the new stylr-s at Piclure». You ran mil failuf bring plteasd. Xsribent Mich igrtealiaral aid Me­ chanical Siclety Slate Pomoiogical Society Tlw Qu*«n Fruit Jar is made of bet­ -Celle l» maUas <la b. irwt Srsmstr* ttee rt Ikv fwedaaUee ef MM>>aaa ladaetry. ter gb«s thia any in town. lews; at tl»-> Quo in Fruit Jar al Ackay & NUde's before you buy another. Men's Socks 0 1-4 rente a pair al Sr wing Mavhinc Nredlcs and Needle SLarpeni'rs. for nil Mcdunce. al Grant 4 i’htJHps. tf Ackley A Stedc ee!l the mast jierfeat Many, many, will uu«a Dr- B. 1 »• city and raaaty._______ Bailroad meeting FridAy night­ Tux California Minatreh m-aighL Um quality at whcnt liring* 81.20 pur bo. THAXKM.—The Manistee Ttows t«y»: The flirt number of the dally Hartings wree-ioarw-w. — -—property. H »• cm more that lira, in BaMXR with tbs particulm of the this ointy. and we think it .howto Vanderj-ocl trial*, before t». It tea have been cqualiaed ai Its real roraA vnlee. fee the State 1. growUix richer ,,,-ry day. nndiite tolrtbater'Cry dol­ lar of the property ohvuIU bear Its Or* Job room* are weU supplied with proper proportion of ihv UX2‘ of er*ty County Fair. te'ieH,* Ths Daily B*xxtx.-X)f our Dully bo Bere-cu c-jun^y fnrd eayu : We bare received copies of the Ham SCHOOL BOUSE, type. preesee, and good wockini-n. Da you . want to adwefthe * Cail al is haring a trow coat of ehiaghra ' «Bk*iattac from the Grand I'.sj*** Darinas Codsge *•** guarantee f<* a KOud and honorable pwMikMi. CITY PAINT STORE! At Natostee a ddnadutod old vranfl has far rmu time Seen lying in tho riv­ er near Q«ofid4's ,4Mb, U ibe cabin tdood mid toora of. a^iotart. Stationery. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. ganislug stock, and no doubt but Kala- A meeting of tbeeitomno of Hartl ng. and ylrinUy will b. bald at rite Court |li:tee ou Friday evening next, at TJ o’clock, to hear tbe report oftbe c>mlulttec etc., ip toteaHl of a ft<irtji and south mod. and to rack fanlisr a- -:tau as tip’ meeting may <k- Dye Stutts, Sl’AlNTS & OILS. RUBBER BELTING AND FAIRBANKS SCALED. Eastern parties jro baying abaip iu | Jackson county and euipjiiug them t! Look oct.—Wp ran now whiq right i New Jersey for breeding imqiosra booauie undo J. W. Wright camo right The Ltneing Fire Itepartiueat holds ] ' the people require that it shall Jioeo up ymfoedav and prramtsd the whole through thb City. RbaB it ? Ixnrell officw with good lead penrib of the right । sort- If thing* don't go right we will' i people at a little meoting on Saturday ; gu Air them right and toft. evening subecribod >18,600 to the'or- LOCAL EVENTS. nss axo raciL« naxrEt.vAxriox.Dtiuu uju> Attrw.oi-uwwaaiissJ cbooSsUsra Munruu b Infe.tcd with burpiara. Wsax Ur —In aaotlicr oulnma will Peninsular Railway. AKD XALAXXXOO. PLO WS J1JW) CQXMIWfr k RJtOWN. BA INTERS /fo«ar.p«hriV. The Grand Bi iheigaMry, Sign and �W s. ,:«ikh:.*s Ts'ls’ss! 53 .H ilffi! 35 ':s;5»”8 a O’CLOCK. "'SJS 33.3K33 :: :s:s”';« ■H: "ihSE"" WILLS’ S5 '3!3SK“ :;s :sissiRj n¥fe=! a is s»i iii ft � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-01.pdf 9408b563afab59d4ed1c6d24e59530e5 PDF Text Text ®l)c fastings tlnnncr. . vol. i, DAILY EDITION. HASTINGS, MICH., FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 1,1871. NO. 16. ANDERPOOL TRIAL. I n<,t •“ •«7 d»<t >ilk him Do lot re­ way between the little and big lake. little after Mr. Vanderpool left for med- part of the action that would bo called n *~ ' * ' ,noQ>ber of telling Mr or Mrs Green There is a promontory at the piers which icine, having been urged again by hto extends out from half to three-quarters -.vifr. Wo all liad a lunch m the oven— - Wo were only fivo or six ininutos ia of a mile and the beach to. randy and iag after wo went into the house. Mv . ,---------- ? . p’ ' '' “7** ' When he MB*. •rni.lGEU OX THE j “rtl'toS te “V stony as far os tho eye can pierce. Ma­ brother rad I went to th. propellro ti "““‘• “F «»>•■» in Hlunk I think he luul hod 01 on the same gill live* across the little lake on what rather rad no rao ncemnp'ra* u.. ] camo »TAX». Mo-Hrocl--Do out remember whore .1 O , A re*nemDer where to called black bird island. Have knou a think tho boat, started about ten o’clock. ! vest that ho had on in tho morning, but ,h° 8un • nftor dtoappearone cose of a dead body coming ashore. Noticed nothing different in Vanderpool's iI a . different ,, . „pair , of punts. Ho immeditook a in the bed room. I JCM. LOT?S DEPOSITION READ. The brig Erie ran into Canfield's beom. appearance that day from his usual ap- : atoly .^.3°.. tt bath ? At the opening of Court this morning A body came ashore south of the piers j—raraoc. Know it wm Indf-urot nile I ‘ ” 5" carrying u tub of water oom, and also out of the Mr. Church mado an application iu be­ and the body was very much bloated, when ■ .turfed for tho bout, fcrl bad " to we I__________________ , Seventeenth Day's Proceeding!. . . -r . n .. . roflm after ho got irat th through. Saw noth­ half of the Prosecution for the examin­ and there were punctures and abrasvres looked at my watch. I knew tho boat room ation of ono of their primary witnesses, on the taco. Saw this body the next would whistle at half-past nine, and it ing in his appearance that attracted my MORKIXa SESSION. attention as unusual. In the aftornooir* Mrs. Isabella Sands. She at first got morning after it was drowned. Was in did whistle soon after 1 looked at my the bonk the week jirei ious to the dis­ watch. Vanderpool looked pale and wo wont down street after cigars, which loft by tho boat, and after starting on Sept. 1, 1871. appearance and noticed the carpet which sick that day, but had looked so during we procured at a grocery opposite the Tyson House. Wo went within one W« pubiuh below a .juo|«lx of Mb tho next boat she was driven into Lnd- was dirty and faded. tho week, and do not know that ho look­ block of tho bank. After wo got the loif.traUiuony u nod on tho stand, dington by a storm and lay there stoim Miss Annettie Piper, the fourteenth ed any more pale on Sunday than usual cigars we wont down’to the Propollor.to ymloidxv, rad which w« were urablo bound a whole day and only arrived witness for the defense, being duly When we sat on the piazza, Field’s lit­ see nt what hour she would sail ; froiii tle dog camo and jumped into Vandertlito morning. He said that bo simply sworn, said: Io publish in its proper pkev. tho boot wo wout bock to the house. pc »1’b lap several times. He would (Examined by Mr. Cheever.)’ Saw Rol»ert Taylor when we went nfteMrs. Audrina Lott, sworn (examined wished to state her case thto morning throw it down and it would run towards 1 reside at Muskegon, and have for tho cigars, and ho is now at Toledo 0. and would make the application in duo by Mr. Hughes.) the gate and then return and jump in­ This trip occupied not more than naif ' nearly 10 years. Am 22 years old, to hto lap. 1 reside in Manistee, have lived there form hereafter. know George Vandeqxxjl and wife, was an hour. On this trip I should call his 4 years ; am a married woman and the • Mr. Hughes objected to it oa tho at Manistee two years ago in September, Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston. , । appearance, behavior and conduct us wife of W. F. Ixitt. Was married in ground that it was not a legal mode of before the disappearance of Field. My It was about 6 o'clock when wo start- perfectly natural. Sew Garritt VanPelt. December, 1869, my husbaud works in ed to go. on our walk. The sun went I that after noon after wo Imd boon for I proceeding. When the people rested brother Herbert was with me. Wo George Robinson’s mill. V.'_ ..... ... . . __________________ __ feld”*l1plugLt. | O"ryllrag ought to hue went there on the Monday before tho down yrhile we were on the hill. Where i the cigars, at Vanderpool's house, and quaintod with Herbert Field by sight, " engaged ’ ’in lively --------5th of September and stayed till Sept. we went up it was very stoop.1 wo all conversation. think II uh w him I,,,,, almost every. J __ i1 . i ',ecn think saw day. ^‘“m that could bo said 5th. We left there in tho evening of Wo went directly to tho hill when we Mrs. Vundeqiool, Miss fkribner and my lived a while near the bank. Know the j against the I*rtooner and, if this witness that day On, the I'rojiollor Manistee. started, and^ "when wo loft wo sister were present while ho was there. ^poadealfpd remember the 5th day [ can be admitted, seventy-five more. First got ---------------------------------------------------acquainted with Herbert Field went directly home. We stopped at VanPelt went away between 3 and four ,Su"day- * Vs could be admitted and thus mix up the «“after I arrived at tho bank. Mr. Conover’s a moment to look at some o’clock. During tilts vitit I noticed the Metlioctist Church, this was before 1 ' ,, ,, , . • Rnw Mr Vn«>rln».nnnV« Saw hen him nft«n often at Mr. Vanderpool’s flowers. Do not know how long it took nothing unusual in Vanderpool’s appear­ wa. married. I saw lUrbert Field that j ’ -“j; *lUwn-v *rouKhhouse, where hoaeemed to be very inti­ us to return. After returning we sat on ance. Wo had dinucr after VanPelt day after one o’clock an the afternoon. “r- Church said they proposed to mate as 1he would "■ was quite '■» dork, and went away about 4 o’clock, and after | the piazza till it ‘2 come 1„ in . nt nil’ times / I am certain that I met him after one ! show by this lady that she passed up of the day ...... ..... .... lay and ,;uid without knocking. He ji■ then went.... into the house. Do I) not know­ dinner we wont out on. tho piazza to o’clock on the west side of the bank. 1 [the Manistee rirer early on Monday seemed to bo friendly with Vanderpool. how long wo were in the house, but smoke. After this I wont in and lav n. .1 btrV' rk°-fn,m On that Suudav morning we arose about should think on hour and u half. Think down on tho lounge. Vanderpool and 8 o'clock uud took breakfast about uine. my brother returned after tho boat tho ladies were about tho bouse. Next I went in there to see a young woman ,h® .nk’ rba ««deuoe us simply cu- My brother. Miss Ijotlie Scribper uud whistled. Testified nt Kalamazoo, but thing I remember, a walk was proposed after the church service. I looked at' niulativo. Mr. and Mrs Vanderpool were at the do not know what I said in regard to to Canfield’s hill, and I said I guessed 1 the ckjfck there. I remember this be- ! By the CourtI tun not inclined to breakfast table. After breakfast went this and do not remember distinctly in 1 u 1 would not go cause I saw what time it was and said I ! admit the witness te testify us to church with my brother and Mr. regard to it Did not hear tho boat । to go to Mr. Ruggles’ to see Mary, did must-go home It was after that tune I 1 »• 1 . • Fisk preached, church was out about 12. whtot’e more than once before leaving , no» e00 Vanderpool again that day. In wbeuYloftHWi rad then I wrat W '“"’“brnra.r iraubro no raw Wheu 1 went back to Mr. Vandeipool's, the house, and do not know what my I uo time during thut day did I' notice _ John South Water street, and having gone ns ,Mr. Mr Joh “ X^iddiman Xpad'man was was tho the first as 1 sat in the parlor with my tilings brother said when ho come in. Some : anything unusual in hto appearance. I. far as Green’s boarding house I met I'witatess called to tho stand this morning, ■on, 1 saw Mr. Voudeqiool come to the of the more trifling tilings have passed I heard of tho disappnarance of Field on Mr. Lojr, He said if I would go to the who being sworn said : (Examined by door and talk a moment with my broth­ out of my mind. When 1 returned the next Thursday and also tliat Van­ w„wasfrom church went into the parlor and I deqiool was charged with the- murder, Post Once with him. he would then go Mr. Ceever.) I live at Muskegon and ... er, who k ing on thoIlounge. After ■ this stairs to take home with me, and I went with him to have Jived there 23 years. Have known f ‘ ’I went /- up .A2._ . off ’’ my ; .found there Miss Scribner and Mn>. ' Have often thought over tho events of andthen thencame came immediately immediately down down | Vanderpool, and my brother was on the that day to see it I could recall any tiling the .Post Office. It was on our way there the prisoner since 1863. He boarded at things and the parlor. between | lounge in the dining room. Was not in | unusual in his actions and never have that we met Field. I don’t remember my house fur a time. Am acquainted iuto i_2 1—2— Wo 2had —2 dinner '*____ — ” and’ 4‘ o’clock, ‘ andjdrring this time, ’I the parlor long before going up stairs, ! l^n able. Whon I loft Mr. Rug^-' whether^bott went,in or not. We walked with his general reputation for honesty, 8 was about the house. Soon after 1 probably not more than 10 or 15 min- house that evening, I wont directly io slowly and met Mr. Field near Golden integrity and humanity, and it to good. utes. and while I sat in tho parlor, Van- ! Vanderpool’s to get my sister anil lugFiler’s, ho was ualking fast towards tho Have Known him in regard to hto came down stairs I hoard hjm ask my bank and on the qpfiosite side of the aliysieal strength, from working with brother to help him carry a bath tub in­ dcrpool came into the dining room out gage jn order to start on the boat. My of the kitchen. Took dinner between ' KjStor immediately put on her things, street from it. He was on the same side him in carrying slobs. I was carrying to the bed room. In about throe quar­ of the street with Die, hxiked at me but •ono end and ho t(ie other end of a slab, ters of on hour he camo into the parlor, three find four o’clock. Do not re- ttnd wo started for the lioat Soipethuqj; member seeing tho dog at this time.! wa8 about Vondeqiool not being and soon after this Mr. VanPelt called did not speak. ■on© time that I remember, and the first I knew hto end of the slab dropped,oad and staid u few moments. After he When Vanderpool pushed him from his present when we left, he had gone for Cross-examined by Mr. Lothrop. lap, it'was after we had returned from j j| iw licjnc. The boat railed about aquarwent aocty Mr. Vanderpool and my I looked around and he wms lying -an I met Field between Golden Filer's | ter or hulf-jias: ten. Vanderpool was hto back on the dock appeurantly in brother went down street for some ci­ our walk, I think. i Re-direct.—Looked at my watch sev- • oruiuurujr ordinarily ouvim social that day. IlelA had house and tho Post Office, just about much pain- T said, Georg© what is the gars. AV hen they came buck we had ■ owui with tho boukon tho opposite side dinner, and after Mrs. Vanderpool and oral times that evening for I feared wo ; two dogs, and the larger one was matter with .you? He said— of the street I went back to D. L. Mira Scribner had done up the work we I would get left. Do not remember on j mostly at the bank. I Objection was then interposed by Mr. Filer's after I had .passed, recollecting , . . " u.................. * — -------------’-u and’ — ------------------ 1 by 'rMr. ” Eggleston. ’ ■ all went out on •* tho verandah sat♦ which side of tho hill we camo down 1 Cross-examined that I hud promised.to go in and see u j Eggleston. awhile, when we ladiiw proposed to take walked faster when going than when Have known Vanderpool seven or eight Gramra girl who Srad tliero. lUr giw I Mr Uugko, dfed praign.pl. 104 of a walk to Canfield's hill. Mr. and Mrs. returning, because we wanted to get years, and my acquaintance began niter ra nroue wra Mrai do not kora- lor E>;de«w „ .ppIiraMr to Vandepool, Miss Scribner -and myself there before the sun should sot lie came homo from the army in 1863 other name. 1 saw r rank ruer there. 1 . ’ “ Herbert A. Piper, lining sworn said . or ’64. Judged of his reputation from went and was on Canfield's hill when a boy 13 or 14 roars old, while 1 was ! this * “ )>oinL “ * Air. “ Eggleston stated that “ the sun set. Had a conversation among (examined by Mr. Hughes.) I reride at tho position he occupied in business and there Frank got a-lunch for us. Saw an exclamation of pair made at the ourselves about Mr. Field. Muskegon and have lived there about 9 in society. He seemed to have the con­ no other member of the family at the time, and as an outburst resulting from Que*.—What was that conversation ? yean. Am n tinner by trade, have fidence of his employers which I judged house at that time. I looked at the the joiin would be adnrisrable, but aay Objected to by Mr. Eggleston which known Vanderpool for 8 years. During from his remaining a long time in one our acquaintance I knew him quite inti­ placo. He was two or three years with clock after lunch and it was one or two narrative of it, as to the seat and eher- was overruled. , „ , . I mately ajid knew hto reputation for hon- Smith and Odell and about two years minutes after,' or before one o’clock. I ?“nde,T^l said there caty, integrity ami humanity to be good. hod.lived at Filer’s 5 or G weeks but •.acter of the pain in reply to questions with Royersou & Hill. He was in Mar­ on the 30th, of Auwas.now living at hmao. After leaving put by tlio witness, to not admissible, comes Field when « all turned and Went lo tin’s ouiplcy some six or eight months. “d ' gu.i a 1Ruggles /1■ rvArlA.,1’ about a quarter ..past a —J gust 1869 1869 to to visit visit Vanderpool, A anderpool, and and *un»stop- 1 TJxift Xf Mr. Flier’s 1 met Ixitt onXhe hill near Green's .and it to making the witness testify-in with Wni him while while there. there. Mv Mv sister, sister. nine. Tu lioarduig house and turned about and . regard to the seat and character of the is not Field. AV hen X anderpool raid | ocd with Do not remember whether r I saw tbu ho oppearod M raj rao would and I lho last nc«,m!Kuxi„d ie Was tsenuback with him. Do not remember the little dog or not. Think I testified pain, when the Prisoner himself could, nothing unusual was noUcod in bis ap- j thoro from Monday till the next Sunday of seeing any body but Field. Did Dot nt Kalamazoo that 1 saw the little dog • •’ while ■ - there ■ ■■ Sept 5th, met ” Field quite epaak <1 o him, he hod on dark clothes not and would not be cilowod to do so. l>earanoe. about noon. I was in the dining room By the Court—I think Hint this case amt.after we juissed J turned around Mr. Cunrvh moved to strike out tho often, both at the bonk and at Vander­ when Vanderpool camo and I did not Iw. ould and looked at hiin. I wanted to see if j .... come -within tho rule of Greac- expression, ‘‘He appeared as any ono pool’s house. He was at tho house for notice whether tho dog came with liiri he went into the bank, don’t know why thou-h would be extending it to would who had turned tn meet a friend.” the purpose of visiting with tho family. or not Do net recall RnV Saw Vanderpool ulso very often during pnrticuhir actions luralod toroeobratxL Th. rreulrafertho.i oxlral. 1 ». iorlliud te of tho dbg. Mr. Hugbos objected to its. being my visit and saw them together, per­ Think I remember of his going to thewas sunny lu.lhe forenoon, but it rained 1 a little lifter we came homo from the | admit the test tnony. stricken out. and tho Court sustained haps a Ijalf a dozen times, and they kitchen door and scratching to get out seemed tp be very friendly. They were When we went down to the boat in the Post Office. Think I gat home about 2 ■ Ans.—When I fiAt spake to him b» him. . jwirtners under the name of Vanderpool afternoon it was about 2 o’clock. Do o'clock, it showered a little and then J did not say anything but seemed to be in wturnod on the Alter w« wxurueu we sat su out union ine •• _ ,. — •. -. -T •,—.J, xy’__ — J,—f —1 cleared off again. I had been to church | in great pain and preasod hto hands on piaxta, Mr. and Mrs Vanderpool. Mto« !& P“ld-f f .h«“a not Know whether the boat Jay there or and left when it was cut I cannot tell hto bowels and rolled, over,umd after he Scribner aad myself. and we sat there ?*“. of * dissolution on hatu nob when we wont to the dock. I went ”n Sunday, .pent the « just what time. The Methodist chareh (got over the pain n little, lie said I am .till it vii quite dark. Had known du- lx,fJ to Mr. Ruggles’ about six o’clock in the the weak that Vanderpool was not , p.art °F daq nt Vanderpool s is out generally latex than tbe other I ruptured. lie boarded with mo for •ring after noon, and before /ho party started ring the week that \ anderpool was not sleptthere thereSaturday Saturdayi night Arose about for Canfield's hill. Dotormined tlio tiino j 1 t heard i.i w—Mrs. Vanderpool„„,i churches in Manistee. Don't remember I same fme after .this «roU, and and slept who J -sat with, left tlio church alone but । Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston, Miss Scribner urge him to get medicine. •S o’clock and had breakfast about 9 from tho position qpttw sufl^whioh was o'clock. M r. and Mrs. Vanderpool, Miss in the western part of the heavens,'mid a voting lady named Bailqy overtoojc me The time he wa* at work with mo was Ques.—What reply did he make? •Scribner, mv sister and myself took about three quarters of an hour high. and walked with mo till 1 turned back | in 1864 or 65. We were at the mouth Objected to by Mr. Eggleston. breakfast Miss Scribner was a cousin Think Mr. Ruggles was lying on thb s-house. J entered the of the creek building a slab dock We to go to Filer’s -house. I Wo Messrs Hughes and Cheever both of Mrs. Vanderpool, and camo there be­ sitting ronin door, rat down on the worked 3 or 4 day* nt thia dock. He lounge when I wout in. stoop and read a paper a little while bo- was nt my house from April till October argued the point, and cited the case of fore we did and was ffitro when wo left. Ro-diroct—There was an other young tore going in to the house. This girl 1868. He was engaged at this tiwto as the P<>onle vs. Dillon, in 8 Michigan Re­ Duringour vtoit I heard Vonderpo 1 man at Mr. Ruggles’ that evening, 1 was in the room when I went in, Mr. foreman for Odell in running togs. This ports 8o7. If he showed a reluctance complmcing of diarrhoea, but do not think his name was Brnyman. Mr. J. R. Sanford, tho sixteenth wit­ Filer’s son came in afterwords. X^did requires ordinary steength. My imme- to gc, they insisted that it was compe­ know when ho first spoke of it. On this Sunday he complained of being a ness for the defence being sworn, said : not go to church that afternoon. Went i| dintn acquaintance with him .ceased tent to show it to the jury. little worse. Ho was pale on Sunday [examined by Mr. Cheever.]—I reside in * 1868. to the Pua* Office, but do not remember when he left Muskegon Mr. Church insisted that facts would and also during most of tho week.. Af­ I My acquaintance witkbim extend, from in Muskegon and am Editor and Pub­ whether 1 went in or nob nor can ter breakfast Vanderpool went down lisher of the Muskegon EnUrpruf. I say wimther Mr. Lott did or not. 1863 to 1868. 1 lire about 3 mile* show.vrhethcr he was reluctant or not, street and had on _a gray suit called Have known Vandorpool since ho My attention was called to the fan from the village of Muskegon and go that a declaration of reluctance might scotch goods.1 and hto clothes looked camo homo from the war and know Lis •of seeing Field soon after I heard of there in a boat I hare a mill on die have been artfully conceived. The prop­ what might be called seedy. Noticed general reputation for honesty, integrity ■his disappearance. I remember of tell­ north side of the river, but mv principal er question to, did he go for medicino that the knees were considerably worn and humanity to bo pood’ Was at business to raising fruit and vegetables ing Mrs. D. L. Filer of having seen end canyang them to Muskegon. Do immediately or did ho remain to a given and where they wore worn they looked Mantotoe tho wook previous to the dis­ Field on the day <of hto disappearance. of a lighter color. Do not know for appearance of Field, and knew him. Did not tell her I was uncertain about not know that I ever heard his charac­ time. Hto declarations of reluctance ter and reputation spoken of. I judge may bo harmless spoeches but are in- what he wont down town on Sunday Met Vanderpool and Field together du­ the dnv I saw him, until I sent to my । . of a man’s. reputation as much from competant As regards the Dillon case morning. huiUid; did wni. loro, hiutaod but < ol ropul.Uon ax ring the time I was there, and my in­ . .1 dra • •.t th<«,____ ___ _l..l T koan Hero court took the usual recess for tercourse was wholly of a social charac­ suffer lid. winx-e. Did not IMtily on wltat UX*from wbnl 1 be.r. ^o fem„tUln.l«MnotinM«nidra Bo-direct.-Ou«—"*. bi. work in he thought it had no application to this. dinucr. ter. Have been with them half a day it tltat rone ; was in Luddiugtra from 1 running log, thut of “ crd™“7 Ut”n'r Objection sustained and question at a time, and never sow anything be­ ATTEHXOOjr &E3BI0X. was• ho others. tween them but tho most friendly and withdrawn. Cbri.tmM till Fobruurr. 1 once rowed | oi — ■» overseer orraroer of the other., Herbert Piper’s testimony continued: cordial feeling. Know Robert Taylor Ans.—Bo was overseer of the others. He did not go at that time for medi­ for Mr. Green in Manistee about two Rev. J. B. Ftok, the thirteenth wit­ cine. Went to church that morning with my who to now in Toledo. weeks after the disappearance, I was Ques.—What reason did he give for sister and 2 Miss Ruggles. Mr. Ftok Cross-exa ainud by Mr. Eggleston. at Mr. Greens on Christmas and one ness for the defense, said: not going ? preached and church was out about noon. day in spring- Did not tell Mr. Green Became acquainted whon he returned Examined by Mr. Cheever. Objected to by Mr. Eggleston and Wo returned to Vanderj-ool’s and found I could not tell certainly about seeing from the war. I left home in 1867 for I reside at Manistee, have lived there Mrs. Vanderpool and Miss Scribner Mr. Field till I raw my husband. I 4 years, am a Congregational Clergy­ ' argued by him and Mr. Hughes. tho State of New York to attend school there. I lay down on the lounge in tlio did not write to my husband consulting Tho objection was sustained, as it was and got homo in December, I86S.' man, practiced this profession at Man­ dining room, and in aj»out five minutes with hjm about Field’s disappearance ; totoe in 1879. Itemember hearing of essentially the some question as tho last Vanderpool came to the doorway be­ my acquaintance with him, so os to don’t femember whether I saw Fiqld on the disappearance of Field on Sunday, one excluded. tween tho kitchen and dinning room. know him in Muskegon does not cover the Sunday previous or on any day of Sept. 5th, had service* at my church on more than two years, though I have .Exception was taken to the ruling by He spoke to mo about his clothing. I that week, only watched him a few Hew, that day which closed about 12 o clock. noticed nothing unusual in hto appear­ known him much longer. Mr. Cheever. did not see him go into the bank, no Know where Vanderpool lived, his house ance that attracted my attention, only I Aho next witness called was Mrs. was walking fast, I thought he was in a was about two blocks from the church. AfWr sitting on tho piazza a little noticed hto pants wore a little short Eliza Springer who boing duly sworn, hurry and was geing into the bank. Know Herbert Piper, and saw him m while wo went into the house and spent Ques.—State what conversation took , said : Do not know what made me think so, r.mtrrecation that morning. Am some time in reading. Mr. Vanderpool place between you ? I spoke to my own folks about it nnd to aiutooS^th the banks of the Maa- road some and I also read. We started I reside at Mantotec, went fhoro in Objection made by Mr. Church. - j pajt nine a Sr LB I «>• Mr. Loll *fl«r -.L. KirhUnd Kirkland • s d™* dock “ is on th the” r°r tic bo,‘ *b<n‘t h*U April, 1869, and occupied a room over th.t Sund.y on Turod.y or Wodurodjy. By the Court—T hardly call this a the bank,—removed from tho bank. this, aDout nine or a thenrer, nd about half little proriou. to t>-. Field ru uloue when I row him, did Streit Textimy for the as I wanted �IWW Card?. LuL’dirg abcut nine days previews to till thia disappearance of Field. We moved tai a house up towards Abe little lake, vnrwl than half way to tlio lake, and lived in this house on Sept. 5th. 1869. My of the lang looked for Mrs. Springer.— lamdy consisted of my husband Mr. La- Her teatimony was given in a ’ * dow, my little bo .-anti myself. 1 remem­ tided, straightforward manner, ber that day and raw Mr. Field pass­ seemed to create a very favorable iming tho house about 12 o’clock, I went out after a ba-in of water and saw Mr. prosaion on all. Field coating and stepped beck till ha passed. My iHtio boy mt at "Um front doo., and Mr. Field sjioke to him. The little boy mid ‘ How ara you Firld’a O.JL .w-'.-* and Field replied “dello, Ch-rlu.." 1 < ft€ usually wont out of tho back door to get . water, but it was locked at this time, so -■ . __________ I went out of the l .ont door, and just as ■ I wont 17 stop out I utw him coming j and stepped book because I did not' want to bn seen as I had no hoops on. [ The reason I know it was Sunony is ' because the fbmily were n’l at Lome and i they ere not at homo other days, i Charlie sat in the front door and hod on 1 bis best clothes, he was going to Sunday ; school but did not us he wanted to play . with Mrs. Louck's baby. Remember that it was Sunday also because some of our friends, Mr. Louck’s folks, were going awiy on the boat in (be evening and they came to our house to dinner., They supposed too boat toft at four' o'clock and aft?r dinner wo st- ! ‘d for ' RUSSELL NEKINS' the boat but fbnnd it did not go at t*ll' evening and we reternod homo. On or- tray to tho bo it wc |*as .&l the brek ' Havt thrir ntw Good*. end caw the ourk door open nnd tho sHttle dog si.t’ng 5n tbe- door. Lnd.ow ” dud Sprnt ’cr wore with mo when I s-.w : »be door»oi>cn and 1 speko about its be:ng open. I said that 1 j.uo’sed Mr. Field must bo >'n the bank for tliere is his ’’’tile dog in tho do:n, and I rlso said that he had passed our house a lit- . »>o while before. When lie passed our : house he was playing with bis liUlo dog, Runppinghts lingers and the dog jumped up »•» his hand. When I spoke about ■ the bank door being open, Ladow an­ swered by saving, ’* When are you go­ ing to marry Field ? You boetit to bo j re: y * much iuteres! n! in him.” Another means’" I have of, remembering tiiat the door was O’len, I want'd to get yome money cbangiZl and I t’lt-fjh. of go'.'?')" it doa-, when I “3W the door op on, t» save walking ■, I 'I’hwe “<> w*c T’nllcincr down some other rime. II wan. d' to got '' In-go Lil’s for sma’l o«»c ... order to w •e • in v send the mony away. My hrsbaud end ■ ‘Endow wdnt out in tbe to-wnoon nnd j stid they would be back a-.ioat eleven „„ . „, o’clock, but w&i they c.me in, I atid ; (J ) A ¥T K PUTT I TPQ to ri cm you h-vo not kept you- word. • V 11/ID 1 IY I 11 IL LIL O VAN VELtoR k ROLFE. J- RUSSELL, ATTOBNBY at tow. IaejiranM and Collecting CHAS. H. BAUER. «* UNION FAIR, I. A. k E. A. HOLBROOK. ------ TO EE HELD IN----- WM II. HAYFORD Ute At«at: land* bought and told, and all bu»in*n traoaetion* on r*a*o«»b!o tens*. Office over The City of Grand Rapids, C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTOBNEY al taw. Folieitor ta Chancery, wil. ssasirAi- SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 &-15. WM. U COBB. ATTORNEY and CauMellor at Law. Solicitor in Chancery, and Circuit Court Comtntodouer for Barry coanly. wilt attend to all buttneer entruited ia ---- WILL FIND AT----- HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY at tow. In'uranoe and CoUcctins Agent. Wtllgive prompt atteuticn io all bg*inm< in tbe line of hu nrofeevion. Office in Exdian^cBiook^Middleville. Mieh. SPRING & AVERY’S, DBS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL, DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN, HOMOEOPATHIC Pbyriciaea Office ia old P. 0. building- Bpeeial attention paid to CHRONIC DISEASES, DtoaMc of IVouax and CaiLnnax, DiMkM* of tho Era. Ac. W* Conaultatioa free. (fash Store ! . _•« it i1 ure niiir.i ■- nl'et iwelvo o'clock. I Do not know how long ?i wes after they ’ came la that I vw Field p. s . I had | changed rnyd’ossam-} Re. a ii'do while j w’.h them. We took din’u ;• b?'.v*en 3 .-.nd four o'.'’oik iii.u d_v. »Vheu I fame j — CEO. C. WORTH. Hill GOODS Wl OABPETINGS! JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN aad Furieon. Dwelling on Broad­ ray, near the Court Houk. WM. UPJOHN, ------ TO BE FOUND IN------ DR. C. C. L1NSLEY, BOTANIC and Erlectic Ibyr’.cAti aid Deatlat. • treat* all chronle and acute di»ea»e»:fwill altriii toaMoaU* by day or night. Uffice A. Nath vile. Earrr eonutv Mich. Western Michigan. A. P. DRAKE, M- D. Are bound to re 11 ■dart. STEWART k STEIN HOFF. Snip a Goods, tor Field n.ts ' u «*rv U me t > Z r c Cu» lie for iuitK< "ng 51 . Fteld, but 1 d’d no: do so became M . I’u kcr, who w.ts a sin».n§HL- »•> we. wa: there. It “was . bi i’ Jo black «tuu Um dog that /'.tin the door. We met X ■. G.orge Fprd and Mr. Phibbs on the b.reet near the Sank that oar. M>. Gtdow was in Elenvilie, Midland Co . Mfcu. too last I knew of him. A week n^o last Wednes­ day, 1 saw ’.rim at the bote’ rl 8a<-inaw. Ho said (bet he had su’d I s place in Manis* o ' id did not maun 'o n< »nd ibis trial. Cro:.-examined bv M . Eg»l—Lor.. I And everything in their lino of Goods nt prices as low as at Jackson, said tbr.l bi-.oie I gut io he bant I look­ or Grand Rapids, ed across b‘ie sheet and saw uio door And in many cases Lower. open, and lheo again .. ben I wa? opj-otito, and afa>.‘ I poMua I tcraed and looked agai i. I mat Fo'd fud 1‘bibba. ne_r tho vc.autlo j and 1 saw the bank open after wa y-.aaMxi ! xem. I mudo my fratremr kwhen op*utn«a the bank.and then qioko n^ti.t after wa had parsed. This is tbe first t'mo iluu 1 menlioned New Goods Just Received tho remark .mue oy Ladow, in regard tjm.tr yiug Fiald. The roa on I did noi. mention it, is be ause I did nut l»ke OBAXTf 1‘Htr.L.fS. to. and Iho reason I menritted o-day is brcou-ttJ I uiuugn; M.. lifjhe*'ques­ OFFICE Sver Grant A Phillip * Store. Hatting'. Mtchiraa, MILO T. WHEELER. We ftlinll Otter n( thut Time Groceries, tion criied it out Que..—State if nyt rim'-s qaeslions have been put to you befo*.o ? Objection made by M •. Hughe*, and I REGISTER of Dv*J*. Goaonl Cotteyuctr Notary Pabile. Offic* in tbo Court Hobm. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS MAYNARD. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. FOR VISITORS TO MA KF. PURCHASES. | 3 MtehiS °°e* “ th’ Cwirt 1IcU*r’ H“Unr’- DEPUTY U. S- Afanhal. General CeUoeting Agent , and Auctioneer. E. II. MALLORY. I H.Spatjr,Sheriff ®f Barry Conutv : office at tbe * Office, al the Court lieu**. Harting'. SPRING & AVERY. NATIONAL HOTEL, I 1 SHEPHERD A CAMPBELL. Propriety d trr*ek’u,e:- The only fleet MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, I ■ : 1584 overrul'd rnd exception t.'.kon. Ans.—Similar oerstious b;.vo been pul to mo before, bu* wc . ukd ouL They tJu ino I nt-ci rui answer what Lidow baid. Nou • 1 o’ tog ia pa*, vteutec about tae b -d. b ’t the dog. Do not 1 n.ow wbe ix. tao thoo taop was oj. ‘ a r not. wi* ■ r e4 o’clock when when wo went t j tho boa . My f: leads, the Loucks, ci'.me about Ibruo o’clock. Did nut change my diC. s .. aoon, for the purpose of .. 'e'tir i Cieu.. Whan we want down ».. - ?; w ia them to the boat I put uu a dir.u».,Dt »' . Do uot remember ranch uigu: x ield's t loihee the i’me I saw bin*, only ho bad on ju n' -. nd a d_.sk tbaw Let. bis coat Mr. MARBLE havin’ bought the Cardia,; . was of.da'kLib *■• Du noi xnow cbiue lakiy ujraed in Middleville, and whether wo kept town time ur ml-’l time, as mv hu+bonU u„ ■ sided io too time. My husband is a caipentor. Parker camo there about 11 o'clock on Soituday, nnd on Suuday ho camo a liitlo wh’.o u.Ler ttiv husband and Ladow iriatiMt action. camo, and ho steidiiU dinner wosready. Was east of the Tynon House when I JOHNSON. (formerly Clerk of H"l*f,t» R Proprietor. Term* modcri and the comfort of gue*u mad* a «peclaity. AARON CLARK. i AUCTIONERR duly liBOMed by th* United ■ At Hastings. 30Ynt-j Miscellaneous Curtis. OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. Esoerisncs !| WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. I H e areeveryday solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth \for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint' ot parties who sayare then are unable tn much'Paiint of parties who say they unable to nay so Mow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need' and should have them, we wiUfrom this date, for a few drop^ thepnee »c will nn„, ^r foweeks, UrllU^r ‘PMC almost one-half. *™^ ■ • - M.«. mo*»,. J. ROBERTS & CO.. ’S" on hau l. x”u-,n’ Su‘j-c-iP-,un. received w the Pott Office onJoff- v !!ATr!2?s "i'asERiEs. Proprietor. on th* Grand ! ALL OUR WORK WARRANTED Office over Grant $ PhiUips’ Store, Hastings, Mich la *t looked ct U?o Lank. When I was .opposite th« back I looked in io see if I HF”Wool sent by Railroad will be could see anyone inside. The dog rat Carded to order, and sent back in good Looking out into tbe slreot nnd boomed condition. petitot'y eoaiantjd. Qui t.—State how you got the idea he was looking into the street ? Office Mo. 11 Canal BL Grand Rapids, Ans.—1 ean do that if you will allow Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S mo to explain. Naw Warehouse, Mr. Eggle. on.—That is just what I N*w rcaMriitt, improved -treathieat, quick wanl, go ou. / , .dF^**VVes:w8w^",a’ C“«"- CoO««,p. Adk.—Ho rat thero ooatontod juist as Uon. Ere k Ur, Itnou, Chronic and bnrticil if Field wra in the bank------Diarues Mr. Egglostoa objected to her going WELCOME MARBLE. on, when Mr. Hnghoe insisted upon her July, ton. explaining, which tho Court overruled, blacksmithing. STEWART & STEINHOFF- Dr. AIKIN, . This last witness has obtained A CABD. Michigan . Exchange. I Mike a arwuurr or .turn-les or Of our fneudVArf , , B°l *° OPEN.... BUGOHOSh and exception was taken to tho ruling. , pended, and Court adjourned till to­ morrow morning at 9 o’clock. ; For Sale. tbe "rW,M one en.l ..... A Million Dollars. ihrewd bet quiet men ean make a fortune by ABEL JOXE8, r_~ Call, or eend pottage for circular* and u< _ „ t% ___ N.J.AtXnt. M. D­ P. 0. Drawer 20»I. Grand IUu,idn.Mich. *"’C~TT ’ 1 VTUU1VM Si lb* I. lu,.a„aUo ’'whilein Uecite- ’ <£. A F. LYON. proorictor. S3 Waterloo 8t. Grund Rapids. ARTHUR WOOD. P . Bu‘U Printwl o» »bort notice at this Office. �1,400 ntileti under 860 miles One Monoeement Change ATTENTION! The Corner Grocerv BROAD GAUGK—DOUBLE TJt4 NEW TORI BOST C.H. HICKS, GRANITE STATE Still Uontlau* to Hell Corn Shelter! OH. RKU1OXSureaMMsyi.T.M,1 TUI, 1A1LWIT UTEIM 11OI Ruchmtor to New York, 3E5 mi|« Buffalo to New York, 403 n^„. Groceries, fob BALE at ■Swotodon Bridge to New Yon MS Dunkirk to New York, 460 railea. Clerekmd to Now York, (Wtola, Warehouse oh Broadway. to 27 MILES THE HHORTEg ROUTE. 1ST 860oule. Vithonl ohew, ofcuielioe Gan bet had by Calling at Crockery W. T. EASTMAN’S CmcuiMti to N. Y., 860 miloa _AND Ifi FROM Good Bargains iu D. R. COOK & GO’S Glassware, Office in Hastings. Ac., Ac. He 0flier the following Tax Titles Land and Calcined Plaster, 1 remand after Am. 17lb, IHIl.Traina will leave .Uh LtaluXitaw. Cheaper than any Store in Hartings, lime, water lime. . 3.00 r. N., i Dine : > 7 umer • r. a* i» it COMPOUND WAHOO BETTERS, «ir stimulating bereng*. but a nicixa within the reach of all. KaWbl.key August 10. 1871. >.->uno«vn excvplrd.l al 7. A U ...... c. II. IIICKH. w. Hi JEWELL, jK eoisteb of MNEBAL the following complaint*. CONVETANCER; Hams, Williams, & Co. I . For the Sash. 'BEST AND CHEAPEST! atlelphia. Baltimore and Waxhiagton ; aud a> I New York with Morning Exarvaa tram* for < !>e»:on and New England eitica. t can *»fo!y any there iu more real genuine Bitter* in ono BO Cerna Bottle of Shepard'* Compound Wahoo Bitter* s!« a v or n w slws^f.wj, Hinortb ftbacrei !• • «»«« MAPLE GROVE. CASTLETON. Wnwk UlwWoCaeM IT;* H ot . e ¥ IN .. . .tn • g 2!" • K sl!«H«f e>4cf i e of u w ¥ WOODLATvD. Blinds. n w % ol time and money / ■ JOHNSTOWN. Price, only.'iO ('ruin a Bottle. &c Of Home Manufacture, >{ «>I Of®! C. N. SHEPARD. Fronriotar, Go to the Grr.t:/ Hupids, Mich. I DRESSED ; ; . i j, South ; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton for I Cooperatown, Albany and the celebrated kummer reodtl HharunSpringa; at Greyemurt for New* burghand Warwick, and at New York with ere- I utug train, and ateainera for Bunton and New i England cities.' hleemag Coaehe.ard attached to thia train at Buffalo. runniag through to Suaquclianna, and . BALTIMORE For Sale by ACKLEY & SIADE, Hitstings, Mich LUMBER, HASTINGS. Little Hed'Shop! Of all Kinds. ]t«| except S'J.ac, CARLTON. Eleratjr Bail ling of C. F. Dwight & Co, West of*Brink. • •M » wKofo'eX Chftob 1 3‘‘ I’. >L; Suipeiuiou Bridge at 1.55 1* M ■ K.,W.ln O 1 . l> 11 -».l I O-. This is t "‘z "d dTc i, es toLmarket, and the doves the same boy stoppedat Stauffer's font of sit’d Hi Meat Marketw BARRY. THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS CENTRA! A. WOOLEY \ » Physician* throughout tho City Country. "• thu >>«•» Fnmily Mewll I ""V 1 U 1JIII 1111IJ SHOES U11UJJUi , The beat ventilated and moat luxurious Kleep- ; ing Coach.-. I3T IN THE WORLDaroom- 1 nucairriox w,¥ ol nw ¥' Doors, ’ •BrSisis?s|||OOIS rdto running through without change to Albany. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, (Sundav* exeepted cicpted,) ,) ttarra^fiftou 5» P. M . Su.penafon Bridge al i fi.35 P. M . and B-itf.fo at ».;-5 P. M. arrive* al ■ ' the best Counties in the State of Jaundice, huligetlion, Sour Stom­ ach, - Costiceiutss, Servous and Sick Headache, Llrcr Complaint, Freer£ Ague, Di/itptp»Ui, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best IM aretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, n X of n Weak Baek, Pain in'the Loins, Lumbago, Grarcl. llheumatism, 1871” neli»vine5.4S p. M. (Supper,) and at New York 7.1‘O A. M Connect, at Elmira with Northern | Horton and New England Paaaengrra, with ; tbeirBanage.are tran.ferred FREE OF CHARGE ••XewlorV Barry County—one of Michigan, ASSYRIA. Abstracts of Titlbb of Lind, in Barry County fnmhhed on | application, at my office in the ! Court Houav. hXPRESS MAIL, leave* Dunkirk from Union T,»- Avon ana via. Hornell*, i Htulhut, If,eh rille. Daily, (Sunday* cxceptad.) at A. il arriving tn New York *t Z.uo A M LIGHTNING EXPRESS. (Mmtly.) l*.m ------------------------------------cinnali al h.AS P. M.. arrive* at Went Salem < Hrtakf.it ;1 leare Cle'relanJ ..S5 A. M.-. Leavittabnrg 9.U A M Meadrille ll.«- A.M. (Dine;* Du kirk 1-Ar m11.,... i a., i> u ___ r- ■ CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dajlv. (Sundaya ex cepted.) Leure. Dayton at A.M A. Jf; leave* Cleveland at 3.S5 P M.; Meadville at K10 P.M. (Sup.) Dunkirk at 10A» P. M -. ('bfton. )0A>P. M., Suapetwion 1Jridge io.uft p. M.; Buffalo at 11 !W P. M. Stop* at haaqurhann. at7.45 A. M. ■ B.-eakfaat;) Turner* ai 1.1< P. M., (Dine,' and iu tho (various Towaships of Deeds, Notaby Public, } I ’teamera and afternoon train* for Borton and New England rille*. A Slreptdg Coach i* k-uchr f to thit train run ; vm^ihrougn Irotn duapcnatb* Bndge to New Situated Price, only SO Cents a. Bottle. --anti— Railroad, an< al Jeraey Cur withMuimght Exproa* Train br.hew Jereey Railroad for Ph;Udelptna. Sleeping Coacbe. are atiaehed to thi. train nt Ei‘<22J!n«m!rH3Jl7’,aw4’ ',,nniD« ‘brought., wIle(,’r,e“k{“‘DBh,J''y»«nd improved Drawing Room C’nehe- .r* attached at cliftou ^>a«peu»ion Bridge), running through to New Of LANDS SHEPARD’S «*t. 11 per Cent. by buying for Ca*h of LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES •«.«-<» a. M daily. >80*. Ml HOPE. B Family Sewing Machine neabthe bank. I * ij of n e ’** i$Sl!s Thu best stock of Meat always on hand, j Cull »«J Get your Stwk, Boasts ‘ SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, ..r any tbisg you wttnf. ASK FOBTICKETS VIA EBLE RAILWAY. Which can b« obtained at the principal Ticket Oltiee. tn the Weal and North-Weal. f.. D. RUCKER, WM. R- HARR. Uea'IBwp’t. " “ It select school. A.ivan. Aurr T 4ST1 । Always ia Order anil Ready for Wort. > II* vital p«rt< are made nf of elect and ea*ehardened, ami will l«*l a life-time. No other Jfaebinr run* ao e««y or make* an little noia* tn it. operation. Preparatory for Teacher., and thoae who feel iutereated to put to a good uno tbe advantage* they de.irc from auch n aoarce, conatantly adding thereto. ” yC ‘ *’ wil* f“!en erer.* *«*«« aeeurelr. It will paring for teacbinghOr winter aeboai. *ull find wilt Cord. Braid, Quill. Quilt. Hind Gather. Hem. Hem___ ■ :' atiteb. Ruffle, Uufflr Tuck, the atuddie* to arranged a* especially u\meet Tuck, nnd and Frinea Fringe ncatlv neatly and and duduI their want*. ' > | rablyn..l. 1.- i.-.1 I... <ri. .... 1 . CITY PAINT STORE ! ■ THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. PIraae call and examine the Machine and It* I work. You cannot alTjrd tn bnr n Sewing Ma­ ' chine until yon have *een the FLORENCE^ with 1lat. improvement.. Ofiiee and aalearootu at 1__ _o COMMITS k BROWN', H A! Si. A PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY ! Washington Block, .South side State St. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! BLACK A FULLfiK, Proprietors, ar* SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN J. c. WOODBUFF. AMERICAN MARBLE 811 EH MAN RICH. Dollar is Maaical InN.B. TAYLOR k FARLEY ORCAN, H MUnp, Midi. Shop near the Boston Cash Store Creek Steel. • riiw WofneX l.le tg ufae V Go theru lor your YANKEE SPRINGS. I CHOICE OBOOERIES: A fine stock Just Ofexed COME A.IVI> SEE THEM! »-K»r“5.M „ a e fre¥ •Jt aWofai Oysters and R/ereshments. THORNAPPLE । HHRKICK Duut nr Gold & Silver Watches, Horsemen ATTENTION 1 PRACTICAL HORSESHOEING anl General Black.mithlng, at th* old aland of A. M. Bock. Haatiar*. May&isn.. Fino Gold Jewelry, Solifl Silver aii PW Ware. •M I IL A. BU8ELL 25yl MANTLES, The Best in the City. t'Jie .'■! w j of t wJ*.¥.rB*¥ aUofaeW* on hand at all hours. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES. Ug- All Style, of Women’, end Chllaren't Wear,^> TABLE TOPS, MUSICAL! n e yofn 11! Sign and Ornamental. Painting ; Dane in tho latoatatylee. i Dealer* in Wall Paper, Window I Shbadea Picture Frame*, Looking - Gla*«e«, V*mt*!ir«. I«ad*. ' Oil*. Mixed Paint* Artial'a Material*. Window Glua, etc.,ete. , Shop corner of Church and State . Street*. Harting*. Mich., over Bailey'* Harne««hop. <7 if o .’ n pt of w .. Graining, Faper-Uangieu;, A'uhomimng, ke.; REMEMBER, ORANGEVILLE. Grunt /k Ptitlltpyg* Store. PAINTERS. WOODRUFF ! a •¥•».- ¥ tn Tailoring or Dre.atnaking ' j J/tnue-Pamlinp, In the City, Manufactured by IRVING. PRAIRIEVILLE commencing winter school. 'Tuition to the Rcliool, 83.00 For further information, addreaa. MORRIS K. KEITH. Aorna. OF; MEN’S FIHE BOOTS!!'0T0CLAJlFsro,‘P,CTPRES- K>‘K. I ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, f' । for warm meats at all hours. | Remember the> place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. JEl South side. State SI. RUTLAND. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. SIMON P'RKENKUTH- tiful character. Admirer* 6( Nature’* beautlM. . in a daylight journey over lb* Line, will hnd tn ! iu ever changing landteAper aubjecl. of cuutiuu- . ul admiration and internal. IkumruK** Chccki <1 'Tiirouirlx M. PRICKETT. MOIEY TO LOAN ! Lak*. Barry Co.. Mich. ' JOHN WHITMORE. Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. IL. COOK Ac CO To the Ladies!! Ir*. M. A. Morrill wiihe. to aunotutce to the iai of Harting, and vicinity that aha ia euartanUy airing large addition, to bar atoek of r» and Feather, in »*dlwa variety. OWAII atylev of H..np Skirt. mxunfoctnrM nlar. Near th* Port OBie. on Jetfemon Btfwt. Mra. M- A. MORRILL. �i Th« Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and. Jseason Fall taker. HI CH KI I CMTBAL B. R. Grand River Valley Division august i&7i. Call on M RffiDM for millinery test and beat styles. Fimt il Clothing Houbb. Clothing, Gents Furnishing Good*, etc. tf E. G. Williams. moat any p«raon can finished on the 7th. Julius Africanus, a ehronologer of the third century, ■ sbftkipted W ttnstwi omMmi (September 1st,) to Jeeoe Christ, 6,S08 thus supposed to elapse since the crea­ tion, we shall find 8,000 of ignorance and darkness; 2,000 either fabulous or m..* -ua—... 'it. aad ttoPtntam the republics of Rome and Athens; s fat." but 1,000 from the fall of the Roman empire by buying in the west to the discovery Id America; and the remaining 34J will compose tbe modern state of Europe and mankind. Notable Erente. Clover Hullers! “ Hello John, where are you going?" grocere.” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mine." “Down to Alien’*? Why. I never bo’t any of him, I always go there to buy crockery nnd wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole net of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Beside he waRrajcted IT. The crockery he keeps Is tbe Boot’s celebrated ware." “Well, I always do eo on uroeeries, and I know y«m can. Besides lie takes anything I have to sell at a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, ton and sugar there for tbe same money than any where else in town.” M. A LLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. ( harlottr Eaton Rapid, Ham*, Williams & Co- One year ago to-day Napoleon surren­ dered at Sedan. Two hundred and fifty-one years ago to-day the English pilgrims sailed from Plymouth in the Mayflower, for the American continent One hundred and ninety-seven years ago to-day the Indians, under the noto­ rious King Phillip, fell upon tho town of Deerfield, in Massachusetts, killed one man, and laid most of tho town in | Kalamazoo and Ann Arbor ashes. WHEEL CULTIVATORS,- List of Letters remaining in the Post-. GALE AND KALAMAZOO, BALL, office, Aug. 29th, 1871. Edwin Alehin, Hannah Bennett, Em -1 AND CASTINGS, L«yhy, Alice Powers, M. W. Rood. Auguatus Reed, Carrie M. Ehulte, L. A. I Slater, Mrs. T. Selleck. । Direct your letters to No. of P. 0. Box j Do not clnhn to have tho only Mold­ • ing Machine in Barn' county, but they I or Drawer. have .one that will stick any and all j John IIobkbts, P. M. kinda os moldings* that are needed. They also have on hand a large number Burlington of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win- 1 dow frames, &c., that will be sold at low figures for cash. Indianapolis, how shall wa reach the West I Tbe J Trsmi ou tbe Cbieaso A JZichisan Lake Shore R. R. leave Grand Rapiili tor MuAetou and White Halt av folfowa : Chicago Exjirtw at 10-00 a tn. Detroit Kxjirew at SOO pm. K. K. RARGKNT.Oen.Bopt. 4 HAH B. BUMU.AieMauXrt. SUPERIOR, Mc SHERRY AND STATESMAN SAWING HARROWS, MACHINES. ETC., and the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’* New Block'. Local hlijijie;? police?. Go to Commins A Brown for Paints, joined together with tbe B. A M. Railroad by the . Oils, Varnishes, etc. Iron Bridge at Burlington, and called tbe Bea-; usntoM Rovtc. The main line of the Route running to Omaha, j connects with tbe Pacific Roads, and forma to-day j Ji we are untile to furnish lack num­ tbe leading route to California. The Middle j Attention ! Branch, entering Nebraska at PI al tamo ut, passes I I have a yoke of cattle and a single beri from the commencement of the issue of through Lincoln, tbe Stale Capital, and wiiLtbis j horse for sjilo. Will rell on time lor ow Daily, tee trill take subscriptions for good paper. R. J. Grant. Twndy-fin Centsper awl. Send in,your Aug. 30, 1871. names Immediately and Commence note. Another branch lo the B. -M-, diverged RedOak, fall* Into a line running down the Milaouri “ One stormy night in winter when 8PECIAL.N0TICE. through St. Joo to Kantaa. I’aaacngeni by thii the wipds were blowing cold,” I bought j route toKantaa, are lllipoia. Southern Iowa, and Important Railroad Meeting. Mnaouri, and, by a slight divergence, can see Ke. me a pair of |xx>ts nnd rubbers at Maus’. A meeting of the citizens of Hastings The days of grace on account* due the late firm of Dickey & Bently, are nnd vicinity will b© held at tbe Court pretty nearly out. Those interested House on Friday evening next, at 7j o'clock, to hear tho report of tho com­ will do well to take notice, dtosepl mittee etc., in the interest of a Another railroad will not effect the north and south road, and to such low prices at Maus’. further action as the meeting may de­ deTerminc. By order of Committee. Wanted- Wanted. D. R. COOK. Every one having unseltled accounts to call and settle the same by September 1st. for I must hare my pay. lOwl Manon Allen. September 1st. LOCAL EVENTS Don’t you know where to get your x :boot* and shoes ? I do—at J. Maus’. Another Railroad. Weather wanner to day.. Railroad meeting to-night. The sere yellow leaf will soon be here. | Cancer can be Cured. The Michigan Central Railroad Com­ L. N. Mixer's scrofula nnd cancer mixture is warranted to cure all cases pany will-take poeseasioa of the Jackson I of cancer and scrofula in every form. Lanaing A Saginaw railroad to-day. Eend for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad­ The Annual School Meeting will take ' dress L. N. Mixer, place on Monday evening next at the I . Hastings, Mich. School House. Groceries cheap as dirt at J. Maus’. The Grand Rapidh Business Col- ! cent . Peaches fresh and nice at Busell’s. Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspepa, at Bubkll’s. The Town Talk Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ gars just received and for sale nt tho City News Depot. The Lavoest Stock of Bchcol Books * in tho City nt the City News Depot. Best cheese in the city at Busell’s. A Choice Stock of perfumerie* at the City News Depot. For Photographs and Picture*, of all kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. Land'buyers will be sure to remember it, for have already bought farms from Geo. 8. Harris,; Burlington, Iowa, or among the four thousand, bome-staaders and pre emptors who last rear filed claim* in tbe Lincoln laud office, where ‘UncleSam is rich enough to give us all a farm." GREBLE MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty ALSO. LUMBER FLOORING SIDING H. A. Goodyear. RUSSELL,; Ackley Dan’DStriker. Goodyear & Strike Dealer* in Hardware. Stoves, Mb. Davis, Agent for Boozer’s Photo- ■ l graphic advertising plan, is again in , town and progressing with his work, j Our business men, we ore informed, look ; upon this plan with favor. llruim,, *ur riwr. and Grand Haven Herald. i 11 cent sugar at Busell’s. Rubber mope at Busell’s. (Successors to Dicktr k’Bentlry.J Lorera of fine views should remember ibe Bur­ lington Route, foritatowni "bigh-gteamingfonii, afar*'—its tree-fringed streams—ita rough bluff* and quarries—ita corn oceans atrvtcbing over the lege is the most reliable and successful; ^institution of the kind in the country.— i Mavs is bound to sell his grocerie Ad.boots’ and shoes if he don’t make J. W. & C. €r. jpBNTIiEY, Harnesses,^Druggists . Agricultural Tools, &c. ,„ and Chemists, Mill । HARASSES, udMmi, Something Nice.—J. L. A Don Reed have Just completed, throughout, a: TEATnpR rutttmg a sprri.TTV PATENT MEDICINES. wagon for Dr. 8. V. R. York's business. LEATHEa BELTI1TO A SPECIALTY FAINTS. It is covered and has breaks and all'con­ OILS, venient. appliance* added to it. The VARNISHES, ^painting by Mr. E. Hibbard is first class and represents the genius of a master TURPENTIKE, hand In the beautiful landscapes and TOILET aod FANCY GOODS, elaborate designs. On each side a race PERFUMERY. oourec Is shown, and a horse under full BOOKS A STATIONERS, John A. Greblb, train ou tlio no-rein system. Taking al­ CHOICE TEAS, Mark Russell. together this is a piece of workmanship GROCERIES, in every particular which will give the Iron, Nails, Glass. Wooden Ware, <!tc- We will not bo under­ sold bv anv House In Michigan. Reed's a reputation for nice carriage-1 work of wkloh they ho richly desen e. ' That to buy Goods MADE OF THE BEST IN THE WORLD. KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Summer—1871, is no more. It paseed Hall, three of tho best Brands of Cigars out In the stream of time yesterday. It will not come again till *72, Is number­ - in the market at Post Office. ed on the calendar of events. To-day Cheapest fruit Jar at Buseil’*. we enter the door of that dreamy and lovely month—September. This Is a The place to buy your boots and vhoes stirring month for tbe fanner. Wheat i»*t Runyan’s. is to be sown, corn to be cut, fruits to be gathered and a general rush of business Custom work made on short notice, on band, previous to the blighting frosts! in good style and reasonable prices of October and November. at Runyan’s. Thb Origin of Septhmbbr.—Sep­ Ladies’ fine shoes of the latest atylt tember was originally (as its name de­ notes) the seventh mouth in the Roman at Runyan's. calendar, but is the ninth in oura. Rom­ A Card. ulus made It of 80 day*, Julios Caesar added one to It, but Augustus reduced Mr. E. C. Wlllliuu., of th. FlratXa- Kloao,.t vkteh IIbuMne. remained. ttonal Clothing House, will visit Detroit Veretaran ©ailed It “Gent Month,’' about the first of September for tbe pur­ from th© fact, Barley (Gent) In that pose of assorting and filling up bi* stock month was made into “ beere.” of Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, The more modern Saxons called it Ac., and would be pleased to take ardent Haerfctt Moneth ; and alter tbe intro­ for any ©special article required by gents duction of Christianity, it was called —full lines of which the market will Hallo Monath, (or Holy Month.) in ref­ not warrant his keeping, viz.: 811k aod erence to the many religious anuiveraaother fine bate, kid gloves, extra large ries occurring during IL September is underwear, traveling bags, Ac., Ac. a famous month. According to the Great care and personal attention will Septusgiat and the Talmudist, the world ( be given to these orders, wai begun on the 1st of September and I<14 Detroit Stoves, Lake Superior Iron’ CIGARS and TOBACCO, September. AGENTS FOR THE Also the WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. WOODLAND PARLORS. CITY DRUG STORE, You must visit the State St,. Hasting*. Mich. Great Emporium $1.00 for 75c -OF- I will close out my Stock of Summer Dry Goods and Clothing SKIMER $ DECKER, Battle Creek. Large Stuck sfventy-flve cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. Great Union Exposition SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U AND 15,1871, TWO Filas IX ONE. W.rlheri Mich. Agrlcilural »d Mtckuleal Satiety State Pomological Society Unite in[ tnskioE tb« above a grand demonxtra tton of the produciion of Michigan Industry. - HkKRY M ULUbB ' _ Wrand Haren. Secretarr. BOM w BBB! •CALL AT JOHN , _ _ ™>T£B£S'.S OKLBBIMTFI/ STANLEYS WINE OR BEE R lust Received, Isjuroi^ to priv.te f.ralhM frtth samrsn j- decker. idlwlf to<in. ALBERT EIBELBERG. 8U Charle. itauorulos Jeff.rw>a St Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSE^. Also, Imported Doablin Porter and Edinburgh ' Umisi'^kd0*1"1'7 ®“ h>“'L - � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-02.pdf 41cdd5d1369262b1515ba41dbecf4f40 PDF Text Text £ fastings (fanner VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH., SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 2, 1871. . NO. 17. THE VANDEBTOOL ------ -Did you state in their prosvour was . 186g. Rcmombor about a 1861 till ho wont to Manistee nnd knew I new Testimony for the 'September man being brought on board the vessel his general character far honesty, integ- , probed tho —ground o—— with •• —• ttn instrument , enoe that it was a little after 12 by hud, where thu° KT ground m,«»uuuu. clock but J on our trin in September. He was ; riiy and humanity to be good as any | he ZTt*. ’ th . - “-"dfaforbod. tlint your __x mX m_w. .?un -----------------------------------------that clock In ray. last visit to this -plaeo I found a Defense. dressed shabbily in gray clothes. Had : young man in tlw pbce. portion of a wrapper like those used I on two coals, a gray overcoat and n|j young man in tlw J phtoe. i'- .° ----- u around bnuk bills. (This he produced d«rit unite-*"' updereo.? C-tuKuunimBl by Mr. Ch.reh. , and dark ”* l'iTlnM ~ ■ ,^L^‘1tbl passed to the jury.) It had $100 pants but he had nothing on his feet. Have 8ubscnb«l to the Vanderpool I marked on one side 1 found it partly He was taken into the cabin immediate- foud> but do not know how much, as I. >buried boned in m the ground. grot It had a yellow REV. HR. FISK THROWS NEW ! ly .to change his cjothing nnd after that1 ^C,’P no “coopnt of my charities. Nover1 ' stain through . v------ jDie center and was moist he camo into tho kitchen to warm him- ’ business with him personally, , when I found it Experimented last LIGHT OX THF SUBJECT. self. 1 asked him if he wanted some- Ira O. Smith fworn, said: (Examined summer to see if I could produce a iimilor stain by taking a piece of paper and ?•’ “,a h" b“py ib’ Hngb«.) saturating it with blood and burying it i ■i ' u v • x ^nAXsrxn ruon mt >axk io ms ■ aud I first gave him some cookies, then in the leave* and ground0^" for six or eight Xdh“e“! 'hrn ^ar0 ikro'thi^ WOODS. .»I«».L1. A^tS. I k“” ' -^rpopl : b»“d *n'1 / might have boon before 12 that you saw him ? Ans.—I might have said tnat if the dock wns too fast, it might have been before 12, but I did not *sy it was too fast Ones.—Did you converse with Mrs.** Golden Filer about the time of the Manistee trial and tell her that yonr clock wns from three quarters of an hour to an hour too fast. Ans.—I did not tdll her that it was too fast, but said thht i* might have been him hi. ptac, .t the ubl„ .ml b . « t , k . “ u>■;« n-putUmu hr hopUtun too* Uli 1. M. Eighteenth Bu i Proceeding., ! too fast while tE fint table .ere eptip ‘"hgruy .ad bmcamty to be pxel I Ques.—Did you tell Mr. Cutcbcon, AFTinWOO.S KXSCIOX. un i alm while the relief were’ J*"1" J. B. Fisk’s testimony continu- Ij Conover and others, on one occasion, Koon alter .upper I prepared him a bed' ;i!Z!"! “ •hTP'UK*lumber op108 th. latke. ,• cd Itev. * “““«■on . The piece of paper spoken of be- [' that you saw only ono half of the door ' which upeped elf the t-abip. apd he mop -• I open? „IOTim,nw/ .JpOT i, .went to lied. About ten o’clock I told ' .iinoUMd Mvprewltageum.nb'exr.re.-.-a.fevU,.v..p, — -xperimented’ upon it A?S'—a September ..^owmucr 2d, no, 1871, 1M1. the Captain to wake liim un,thinking ho lhow hoso' tbitt went w,th with the ••"Iwind. I— —• — —*----------- - *- — * Mrs. Sponger was uuablo to go on ! l.al oaten too much, but tho Captain did ' Crocs-exanuned by Mr. Church. Nev- procuring ro™, I,food f„„, bi,1 fra_r I Ouo..-lh.i you tnj ,t imo pejwn, „Mal ,h“ 7“" I1?"" b?"k. .bo! vith her testimony this morning, as she ,un think it worth white. He always : d “r’y exI*ruulcc about currents and uturatmg tho p.por tn nnd burying £ in tip. Mud and lettro. ro“1? 001 10,1 wb»,bM’ " ™ m is just from sickness. slept with 0CCUI’“ ,on a recovering l-.^Ury, wu. th. 8r.,!^ “tho ^door “open. Tho next day I £ t mo ^Sr'J^riioro in his garden, and this produced tho I not. ’ v . same kind of a stain, as found on the £n8’ *.? “r’ , . wripees cplled thi. nioruiug, ppd betpg ■ , , ‘ 1 . . r lf* coming down tlie river into the lake.und slip of paper found by him. Saw no . Quw,:“1Tl ?°,u rom^" .■tdTawprnmid: 1 reside at ll..l,w» bb^ n hta U 1^7 when they would come to .bore would persons in this vicinity at the time. Saw „ . on H stor? . ,when ■mt «... the telegraph operator. Sept a bp, ‘Xd.L™ mhT ’V t Jepend «pd« the wiad mmo what, but Ur. Wilcox in tl.i. TiSinity bctu.Km tho | Sb“'k ”1"1" .likFtehfnr d«n vlpdeqm.1 on Sept. 0 Z iwL’i‘b“i'±^ "E । <hTfurther a Ud, b carried aah th. two vi,iu tbu 1 inadv. Ho «u nmn- lu“'j ""‘‘J’ ,olb“ <>'« “ ’•»’ |“ on Saturday arid not on Sunday >tlint lri.9. It came tome by mail pad t „ uu[d ,.sani;. or o r , JKb* lurtiier up the eoa«t 1 would ez]«et to ing ktgn «l tho time in tho Loom. b"' ut it to Detroit to the repeating office (. , , . , J , b* find it, and I would expect to find it Cn>r.s■examined by Mr. CHiureh. No- yo?,Mw. * to bo mitt to N. Y. It tlnmmiedlht. V1S ubu-f Um-'ti—>*• «P *e - ticod Dr. Wil< ux rolling u sunken stick, • No, ° "sir. ,r Qu(s# Briggs, Bullis, Dun­ .limoluti.™ oltho lira, nnd that all b“ nM that it wm. rarried out. i a»d he said he was trying to get on.__When the monv. ehonld be hald'Hibi^t to hi« or- iff I1*4 J1- I,.bok’d »-------- •--ham and Conover were nt your house Re-croas.—Am not a subscriber to the hoo,nder Witne..!.rodu<w»ltl.edi«p.Khbyl.bkV"?,tofv^"“ b“k’’ ““•‘.’'ff on tho day after tho inquret did you ! Mrs. Mury Buddiuan sworn, said: say that if it joined and Porker wot at order ot/the Court. I received a meo.- ; .wen> ?rwn,l “c i Vanderpool fund. _Z„u , o inn. i the roll had that color, aud on tlie out-William H. Sibly, sworn said : (ex- , fc«u»»incd by Mr. Choever.] I reside at your house on Saturday, then it was A by Mr. Hughes.] 1 reside nt «»»kegon apd hare for twenty years. Saturday and not Sunday when you Inst He ’ got’ off at a wood MaA««on» »“‘l have been engaged in ' '*«* acauainted with Vanderpool saw Field ? Cant Wm. R. Smith, of tlie Schooner . do£ lumber to Chicago for fix year*. MUS° lb*x,• “now his general repuAns.—No, sir. ' raw lord, who picked up the man m : : shipping In In the tall of 1868 I saw a boat wreck- ,atiun for honesty, integrity and sobriety Re-dirvct.- I know Mr. Rugglts, but tho boat, being dulv sworn j CiOM-oxammed by Mr. CHiuroh Nev- idomuci . . 1 on the pier at the mouth of the 1’ere lo be. K00*1’« regard to his had not known him before he camo at -aid: I reside m N. Y. am a sailor aud I rr “’T r’’1I> exposed but once, he Maquette rv river, two petrous were PhJ“:c“l condition, noticed liim onco the time sjiokcii of above He master of a vessel. Capt. of the^hoon- I "S’?* ,n fn’“- ,of .8^eT “e <*«»wn*l and <uue floated south and the j when reaching with a pike poll, he fell me to enquire about what I knew about er R. < ’/ifrawford, whi=h plies between j 1,u,*',u,u I wasstaadiug at the door of the -other north. She wns wreck Sho wns wrecked in a “ud 1?lled ovcr M»emed to be Field, a tew days before ths impost and Bullate and Chicago. Wassailing be- ’ F^ley at the tune. He was looking at gdk< auJ !»araAnother Anomer ' ' MUth • I..- TheThe *a «n great pain. time 1 saw him 1 do not remember all he &id, bat ho t worn the* t wo points in 1 mW and-left •« when I first: saw him and ma moment pierB an? about three hundred feet long. ' Q abb with m; ' a slab with my husband aud Mlid ho believed VandettpoUu innocent Chicago on the 14th of September and Put “ »*« loft One body was pickM up about 2 1-2 wl ^om.eddown and «„a did But V-ohim R™’ iias^d within abvut 12 miles of th.- P^k«L1 Conld not ascertain from him uiaeg of ,hc ivra; th<; j mamfettsd the raiM kind of pain, month of the Manistee rifer on the 15 j*hert‘lwr*s”Yw- He claimed to be about the same distance north of the i Cross-examined by Mr. ; ishod. At anothor tunc Dunham, ' Cross-examined Mr. Church. <lav of September. Saw n small boat ; ’ernian but did not seem to want to | pjcrs_ Have noticed flood wood going about twenty rodsbyawuy iC.,.. Was over. Brigg* and some others came. *' ’ " when lie fell Conover said, is this Mrs. Bpnngvr and .ith a man iu it. First saw it about a ! anything about where he came j (j( wu riveraj and tbe tendency is to 1 'town and did not hear hn ’ ------------------ not hear him say any­ wud his name was Conover and ho wus infle from mo. When 1 tho man 1 i or who he was. Ho wo* off the go to Jnud nlwnvs innnediaU.jv ’ thing. He was in Mr. Odoll’s employ Justice of the Peace. After 1 told him turned the vesstl and went towards him ! t kdhre that the Captmu gave bun. examined by Mr. Church. boarded W»M* with W~, us. , _ . _ v^uaufeM.-- ' nt tho time.and • ••••'• W1MV.VXA tn Mt, if be raw o, pwrtra».l Bod Uecu-l>pI_i»t kuuw about .beat the th.j-------■ ______ Itc-curoct. —Did not know Think the current* at tho bottom of the George Wheeler being duly sworn,, what 1 knew about the matter, < onovor lake uro sometimes different from the said: (examined by Mr. Cheevcr.] I said, “Now Mrs. Springer, the bodj hn* When witliia about 30 feet of him 1 l □appearance oi lidd u/lho time. been found and it had block panto on. Mr. Charles D. 1 toward being duly 8ur£aro *poke to him and and asked him if ho my observations ■ live ut Muskogon and am a druggist, said rorn said: [tummifled by Mr. Cbee- , bw,ncurrents, confined but mostly within four i Have known George Vanderpool for 7 what do you think of that? wanted to come aboard of the vessel and sworn •r,J Am tngjifoer of a steamer, ana or fjvo of t|10 s]1Ore' or 8 years, and know his ggneraLrepu* seemed to think that 1 was ’^astsken, he made no xyply. I told him 1 would ver,' have Uirow the heaving 1’® followed it for eight years, lu i{(jV j B pij(k recalled, (examined i tation for honesty, integrity nr.d human- and I said that As it va^ed on \uth throw hearing line lino to so that he could could I f* j days aud Porker was there on both do^s, get bold of it, and when the mate throw I809 '™s ‘®™nK thr°uih ‘J?0by Mr. Hughes.] Said the other day ity to be good. thero might be room for them to doubt ■ uinn grabbed it m-hi-. arms. 1_. Ho , Clxuruu>lD«n>.l,.>nlhelu | ,i,aI 1 rcwmlwed U» oceuionofof :• the ----------- - -------— o. -g<.. । uint 1 reimimbered tho thotke 1 Ci&s-examincd by Mr. Church.—antnin«r -- - occasion — - after hud 1 declined to aav any more about it Brady. Remeinocr ua u .man mon coming Field. The- week was sittingin ahotit the middle of tlie 1 N. *’• Bradr. "*-v- Reuunnncr uuu «x»um. K •।■ (disappearance li»•Mpp<.arnil, of---and had n small piece of board in aboard oar tug m Mrr. Field’s* disappearance I searched Knew Vanderpool before ho went into I NHirh Dunham Mmo in Conovc-r BtiTd :-i tfaptember September 1869, at a :i ; j,| in Canada Canada on on St. St. Clair Clair river. river. .। |or his Jinnd nnd be hud no oars that I saw. ’wood r<w<* 'dock ,n ’body with n driven, a Mr. the army and after he came out. Did Ito him that she tells a diff-nn1: story to the When 1 threw the line I told him to get £>°* Schooner B (C. Crawford | 1 n----j marched in the woods near not. subscribe ^HU>K uc Vanderpool umug uuiy frnd. »wom, from what *he told you. They had a Charlie • Springer being cluly sworn, map with them and tried to explain to in oneond of his boat, or hr would cap“at* *ia,r; 0041 <-’ra.’’ Canfield’' < hill, ' from the dock! m(id : ("xamincsl by Mr. Hughes-] -,Jd : ["XSSiiMvu by Hughes-] 11 mo what mode them believe as they did. -ire it, but he did not *av auvthing, i»r I ajatabo had a bundle m his hand. 1; “nt• tho U1(J store, to Canfield’s mill. •live at Manistee, knewMr. Herbert Field, mill, five at Alonistce, knew Herbert Field, j 1 said to thum that tho right side the did he move. Thon we hauled liita wen throw on WOO*- There ifis some underbrush here. The j ho dinar !* * and*’I was at, door waa open as it wa in bankiiuT •it.a v- j- ij,pPari.j’ on ”Sunday alung ride e,.J took hie, on lx»rJ Up !«"k lh» J“l ““‘.'T I i soil is~ « nnu sandy and we the riM.w herbage scanty. A 1 home tlthat. day. ... ’ Tho ---- ----------------- in । house we lived hours, and they said there is only one to this time lie hud not «j»okeii. As we f rejl!u'1 |‘D\’.OU^ al Dctroi he : « n— aii| — rnns a»]-------(:J wor jtj1jn four ---I M p ncftr [jj 0 tittle lake ’ ’ ‘ man rnus aicng wiuun went to take him on board one of flie j *’n-, 1,u<1 thia bun lk- m UU I oj thenver Tl>r> trnnrialour or live rod-, > was up near the little lake I sow liim part to tho door, then 1 said I did not men stopped ou tho edge of his boat > ,un<1 when ho got off and I did not no- I■ ol the over. xht, miThe iL‘ bwoods ,It nntare„ quite dense j on that day. I was Bitting on the front nt>* ; towards the mill, but not so much ao steps rending a Siteday school book. lie know that, but the door was open. Ite­ and tipped it over, when I said fot us !Ilco w,iero he wen.. ___________ . atten- ] paid “Hello Charlie” and I Raid, “How member the conyerantion with Mr. I near the store. In thia search umy .Smith but d6 not know all that was said. try and save thoboht. and then ho spoke The other witnesses on this i>ouit will will j tion was called to a tion was called to a disturbed disturbed and and disdis- j are you Field ?’.’ I know it was SunA andsnid. “let the boat go to HeffJ’ U ben U tiU tbio spot of o .___ d and from this | day for I had,on my Sunday clothes. •Ho said to mi that he had heard that I nrrnngad ground , iI Iplace ran into the > : M. I took hiia on board I took torn down < . place aa lotr log ran into the river. river ExamExamMr —Jif- >ic' ouna*y «*>»«. naw Mr. Field Jhai day, and I told him nto the cabin and gar© him some dry bemg awom sard : [ex- jUt<1 i; at thg{ t; Jhatdav L°Uck’ Werv ** Ottr how“> I had, but do not think I said anything rfoth^ for his were wet He had un a i hy 'Mr. Hughaa.[ I reside ut worf8 x ’22^ it T . , , „ t about being mistaken. In tho conver­ I ««U3 * cxaunnca n more ciuseiy m | Cross-examined by Mr kind of gray hat nnd a gray ovonoat | Muskegon, M«kw fiTifter Mr Ch'irch.- sation spoken of with those iadie«, I >n I urn am" an nn‘ Attorney at |[ comrodioa connection with thfa this matter. matter, but after Knew Field real well, have * .®,«* wen, nave seen him go- 1 went to see Mrs. McKee about knitting r Know George Vanderpool thebodv was found. The ground was . ing jwt our ic<u hause a prod and darlt under coat He bad on gray law. I ing past our house a good many times. I some stockings, and wo got to talking know his reputation j broken ftp, teoso and trampled down, He went up past there oftei pants and was bare footed. He went aud He went there so­ ' an(i leaves and broken twigs were -sent- |* ing. egon for honesty, integrity, soDo up notpant know thatoften 1 s to go a sail­ about this, and she said 1 suppose you info a state room alone to change liis at Muskegon ing. Do not know that 1 saw nim any >d hunmntv hunmnty io bo be good, wood, nasi positive tiro-­ 1j ----*------3 "* ........................... i luthcs. I g*ro him a pair of pantsand briety ana tered around: The twigs looked as if day during tho previous week coming will have to go a courting pretty Mwn shirt. Saw him next nt the supper ta­ ly good. Knew him «;uito intimately । they bad been cut off with a blunt in- from soiling. Had seen him twice the when the trial comes off. I said yes, ble. When 1 rook liim on board I and know him physically. On one oc­ 1 strument and there were two or three week before that, on Friday and Satur­ nnd 1 said I dreaded it, ■ for I thought noticed ho hud dark brown curly hair. casion, iu Smith & tMell’s store, I handfuls of leaves. This spot was about day. I have forgot what kind of clothes Vuuderjiool was guilty and I did not He nctbd os though he was pretty well taunted him with being a stay-at-homo six feet from the edge of the river. At he had on, but whon I saw him on the want to say anything in his favor, but if patriot, not knowing that ho had been the brink of the river I noticed a little I went on the stand I musi swear as 1 ujmmI up, he said ho had l»een out two Saturday before,he had on black clothes. days ami said he lame from Big Sablo to the war, and he said he had been to cedar that had been broken down, this Oirfiji_qday his little dog wns with him, thought about it. Then in regard to the . high and the । conversation in Mr. Bullis' office, Mr. Point, nnd did not say anything ojxlut the war and had documenta to show it. bush wns about two feet ou tlint day Mr. and Mrs. Loucks, Mr. Mr. Church objected to this nnd he i little trunk was broken off^If a* small Ingram mot me on tho street and rani returning. He a to thrugh two differ­ Parker, ,Mr. Ixidow, my father and he would like to see mejn Mr. Bullis’ stopped mo his niu»>. story. on it, ent tables. The next morning suippvu ( boat had run vu i<, it «i would wuuiu jioaribly jiun.-i mothor^ere there. My mother was go­ office. I told him thotif tb<)y-wanted he camo out on deck and 1 asked him if i 1 remember une other occasion of his break it (l°w» *“ some nuch manner. ; 1U g to gc t a 0tt8in or wa tcr. She hj ing to get a basin of water. She spoke io see mo I would go homo and get my , he wanted to be set on shore at the J being in Ryeraon & Hill’s store, he had j ®ue^uD,tl «*“p tO ?ou to “bout speaking to Mr. Field husband and coma back, and wo did »-ould produce the effect ? ] did. Straits of Mackinaw and he said be did j bt^chasiig a criminal for a mite or come back in tho evening, and in speak- ' ■ complained ’ ■ ; Mrs. Eliza Springer ’s- cross-oxnui not want to go back to Michigan. I two and’ he that his rapture, I Ans Tea sir. * — D — cross -oxnininaing of this affair, they tried to convince Quo*.—What was that? that ? --------. asked him how ho camo in the now he came to be out outin we I• hurt J(urt bim he [■erspiroil forspirod freely. Or ' Quos. him and ho freolv. ,i On i tion concluded : 1 know -Mr. -Buggies. ’•oat and he said he got biowed out from ■ O(hcr occasions 1 have seen boys faktto : Objection made by Mr Church and j; Quos.—Did you not tell Ruggles me how easy it was to bo mistaken, and they talked to me about the Parkman land, that he <r«. going arrow a little i „ f | um „ Dll ., w bra , u j,„ ' was across bold of him and alter the first brush Ini8 i argued by him at some length, that, it, I, that if it rained on Saturday and Dan Webster case, and also said to mo that i,v mm uc book- icngin. iuat , ------uuu i/uu bay at the time, and tlu. „ all the el- .j ,rouM --kl. n p, - ..onJ ---- ---- « ..-|loid • — ’ |. ™ fair lo Aalr a>k for ihew ducriptieu.— \ }b„b “°“r hou" 01> Sw»nUy, they supposed I thought I was going to planation ho gave. Ho said he had no 1 tin!e WiU_>• 7 ir. it was Saturday and and not Sunday . . comes to the . .inferences . 1 and• ।' then ‘ben >t Nnndnv lie penftcuted and 1 said yes, I find i i-i.i. ! but when it friends or relatives where he left. ) that I saw Field ? Mr. Church objected, which abo stop-1 . heard I was. Thon Bullis said that if ,. jU . 1 guesses of the witness the rules of evi- [! Ans.—I did not. At this point Mr. Church objected lo (hij I would leave room fur doubt in my tes­ j denco clearly excludqthoai. , Clues.—In Shackleton's store a wook timony, they would lot mo off easy in tlrn Mtimav as inefcmt. i CnwMamilnrf hr Mr. Church, i after Field disappeared, did yon toll examination,and as n man was passing Mr. Hughes than staled Um proposi- , H„., ulen ncbT„ [jr lb<J de. I Mr. Hughes t>aid that tho counsel enthat your clock was ftn hour too along the street, he looked out of tho tion to bo proved. >------ » __>i. -------v ­ I tireiy mistook his meaning, that he ask- i him ; *fense of Mr. Vundcqiool, and have sub fast? window and said there goes Mr. so and , Mr. Church then withdrew tho objec­ scribed from $50 to 8100 to tho Vander­ j ed for this'prisoncr just what the laws I Ans.—I did not. so. and yet I cannot tall positively that pool fund. Knew Vandhrpool two or - .. i_ kt™ I Quos.—In Smith’s sfVre near the time tion for the present, reserving the right tffrws-years. Our firm were the At­ it is him- I said that I could not testi­ 1 c । of the inquest did you hot say that you to move to strike out all the testimony. torneys of Reyerson & Hill. Lucius beyond this he has never go*®» | could not tell whether it was Saturday fy differently from what I believed, and then he Laid he would go to the extent I asked him if he had any money and Patterson was xny partner, and his name that this question to some extent did in- j Or Sunday you saw Field? of the law in his examination. After­ lie said he had none, I thought of giv­ was ou our sign. Ho lives ut Grand volve an opinion jnst ques-1 Ans. just ns nearly all ques ­ ———Ia. did u.u not. wards sho told Mrs. Golden Filer that ing him some, as I did not want to sei Itapjds. Haro dono business personal­ tions do, aud Mr. Fisk's opinion is just Ques.—In a conversation with Mrs. she belioved Vanderpool guilty, and him ashore without any. I had not ly tar Itoyereon 4 Hilb Have heard ' McKee, Mrs. Eaton and others did yon when Mrs. Filer asked her why sho heard of tho disappearance of Field. this firm speak of Vanderpool and dis- I ns good as any other man’s. not tell them that you did not see Field wan testifying for him, she said that sho He remained on mv vessel two or three cuss bis character, but perhaps not pre-1 Ho thought that it vos ^j^etcut on that day ? had always been taught to tell tho truth days, till wo arrived in the 8t Clair vious to this trouble. Have transacted to show what «9tiM breik vdown this Ana—No sir. whichever way it went. if n0, M b„,k # River. A tug picked us up in .Lake burin™, for Voderpool Quos:—Did you tell Mrs. McKee this Capt. Anthony Gucrney being duly Huron and towed us through. at Muskegon. j.1 It is not necessary now to examine a | t’ni° PreT*0U’ t0 'be Manistee sworn, said :■ Charles Haakley, sworn, and examin­ This man stayed on my vessel till the (Examined by Mr. Choevcr.) I man as to his oompetarny to, giro an tug stopped to tAc ou wood in Canada, ed by Mr. Hughes, said : Ans.—No. I did net. I reside in Detroit and urn 23 years Reside at Muskegon, and am a millI opinion, as our Supreme Cburt holds that and there I put liim on the tug and Ques —Did you not say in the proa-" old. Ama sailor and a Captain, am in owner, know George VanderjKxil and' all men’s opinions may ge to the jury. never saw him again. enoo of Conover, Briggs and Dunhdm the government employ nt present en­ , know his reputation for honesty, integCrosstexamined by Mr Church. about the time of the mqueat. that you gaged in Lighthouse building. Ln 1869 By the Court: Tho boat he was on was a skiff but |rity and haasani|y. to b« gqftd, at Mus- p<I hardly think it competent far tho heard Field’s voice and reoqgnizcd him was Captain of tho tug Geo. N. Brady do not remember the color, nor any-; by thatP • And towed vessels down ftom tho lake*. witness to tell what occarioned this dis- j Ans.—I did not. thing about it He told me his name ;' Croes-examined by Mr. Church. (Know the schooner R. C. Crawford and Became acquainted with Vanderpool1 turbonoe, though ho may tell what it i Ques —Did you tell these same jxw- tawod her in September 1869 from was Jacob, but do not remember the other name. He said he had been look- |I before ucuurv he uv went w—t to i" tho —- war. --7- Do. - - not sons that if it rained un Saturday and lake Huron, at Lexington, to L*k« ing for labor. { kaow that that II ever ever heard heard any anyone one speak speak ' and tell what might. pro iocs< this ap- Dan Darker was at your house on Erie. Hrie. We Wa first stopped ati_ _________ at a wood dock Mrs. Margaret Anderson, the twemi-, of tu. character murioua to thia ohrnga. Saturday, then it was Saturday and not n»»r Baby. At this point we took on J®rance. ’ e th witoeM for the defense, being duly । Have to Ae ^nnAa^wl fond SuBd., Ih.t JOO MW Field? . < . b<»«l a Duwoger from th, B. C. C»wAna-—I think tho prow of a boat I Ana.—-No sir. *ford at the request of the Captain. He might Imre u™«cu broken uurru down »e the bush. (Saminod by Mr. Checvur.) Good Bye, Charlie, said Mr, Church. ungusBarv eusa. The! xne: BPbubi’.m i ’, .. I • W_ __ 1. shut. C*. ['had on a nice Jmode but a ..... little I rmide at Fart Gratiot and am 36 Alexander V. Mann, bring sworn, free I bare spoken of. extended several fia[soiled. He helped the mate wood up years old. ifere been engaged for rix -and examined by Mr. Hughes, said.feet into the water. The leaves strewn I one one time. The day was very warm and he had on ft Mjslenmis Mai in tie Boat! �that waukeo Railroad in this city, has resignod that poeilion to accept on appointment as ।general freight agent of the Chicago ।and Michigan Lake Shore Railroad. Mr. Nichols has earned the reputation of Iwiug a prompt and efficient business man, and is well qualified for the posi­ 'tion he assumes. houre. Wo landed about half-past six the next morning in Detroit lie dept on deck and had a bundle with him, which ho put under his head. Ho said nothing to mo on tho way down and I did not'hear him ray anything to any­ body. About three minutes before we landed at Detroit, I told him this is De­ troit, and I could not carry him any farther. He jumped off on the dodH New Orleans is threatened with an­ just as wo were throwing tho lines out and I saw no more of 1other flood. The levee has oared tn be­ tween Carrollton and Camp Parapet, him. Hu had a sach around him. 1 miles above the city, and If Dot Cross-examination. 1 spoke to him seven 1 before we landed, and he jumped off on 1repaired immediately, before the river the dock. irises strain, the whole of the city will be Capt. Andrew II. Mills, }>eing sworn from I four to eight fort under water. said, [examined by Mr. Cbeovor.] I •Tbe levee at tlie point where it has have liyod iu Detroit about fifteen broken I Is fifteen feet high, and if will years. I own three boats. My business jnot taaeymuch of a raise to send water calls mo on the dock, called Trowbridge through ( It. It is singular that, Instead & Willcox’s. In September, I860 I was tof going to work to repair it, the city in the same business. I know tho tug, tand State are quarrelling about whoso George N. Brady. Recollect her land- . ft to to do It. . ’ ing at our dock soon after tho middle of ptace 1 Sept, about G o’clock A. M. I saw one Gbaix to Eukoae.—The movement of passenger who had gray clothes on and ,grain to Europe is slightly on the insometjiing tied around his waist, and he —x.« uuMutc. Ho vouiu oo.iviv crctUH ‘exports of broad stuffs bud a utw little bundle. camo ashore ‘ on Trowbridge & Wilcox’s dock and sat; ^ron’ New York for the week ending, down a moment on some boards. I did Aug. 26, were as follows: Total sltip»ol like tho look, of him. 1 had hoard I moot of wheat to Euro,.. <81,487 Lushof the disappearance of field, and that is jj „lu ,Lir • -P~lt .*°«<k .-lAonno ooororuJiootWhiru io portioulor. *».«•» GEO. C. WORTH. Hams, Williams, & Co. VAN VELSOR K ROLFE. L« RUSSELL, County «■ tar« apartment « sold Doors, CalZ . the Goode. HOLBROOK. TTOB Cl^ Blinds, £xan‘ine thin£ to l>e - , WM H. HAYFORD a n<t YouwiUnot re- ‘TTOtlXEYrad CoaMeltor 1 &c. ATTORNEY at Law, folleitor in Chancery wib attend promptly to .all bunuw entnulod to him Office over J P Roberta A in. • dnw More; ufiler etxn at all hoan Hl!» o’clock r.M. DRESSED' sPSS£U S' C. G. HOLBROOK, . grd it- WM. L. COBB, ' LUMBER. ATTORNEY rad Coiinaellor at Uw. SolWtor In Chancrry. and Circuit Court Commiartoner for Harry county, will attend to all biulneea rntruvtr > Of nil ICteida. he asked me, if I knew how ho could | buhbelli and Glasgow 111.995 bushels, gut to Canada and I told liim, there ' This was 92,741 bushels more than tho comes a ferry Iwat and begot on that f previous week. Tho total shipment of and that » tho laat I o>»- of him , „„ <72,036 bmhuh. Tho total ElsraUr U.ilJin; of C. F. Dlrtghl k Co' Thowitaruai waa thou girou to Mr. .hipm.ri, of Hour 11,151 barrels. Church who said he did Dot want liim. | . . -n - , M ______ HASTINGS. MICH. Mr. Hitchcock then, bycunscat of Homeopathic.—Tbe following gen­ Attorney, read the testimony of John M. i lleuoen hive been addjNl to the faculty Dennett as given at tho trial ut Knia-1 of t!)e ne,IF Homeopathic College at l*a fixing; Prof. Bcbee, Bcbce, of Chicago, on •laaaoo. as follows: ij Lansing; .Surgery; rrof. “”k"' (Exao.hwlbySlr.Vto.Aro.toL) i*.?’'"'" J™ Cleveland College, on Physiology ; Dr. 1 have lived at Manistee fur three Do Forest Hunt, of Grand Itnpitl-, on years and know Vanderpool,have known disease* of women and children. The OF MUN’S him since ho came there, and ho come before Field and opened a bank. Have course or lectures will comnicnco No­ vember 1st. been in the bank frequently and have seen him own the safe. How to Can Fruit in Glass .Jars Are bound to mH Mr. I^stljrop asked what the defense Without Breaking the Jars.—Fold proiKteed to show by this witpeas. a cloth fou^or six times, wring it o'ut'ln Mr. Van Arman said tho People had cold water, rinse the Jar in warm wa­ introduced evidence that uu Wtxlnosday ter, alt It on tho void cloth, and pour In die C-ltf. E*nufaetnred by whou tho bank wus being examiutrl, ho the fruit and syrupNrblle hot into the was very slow to open the safe aud they jar. It may be said that the jure would attributed Ouft to agitation. Tho detense break; but glrnw Jara of all kinds have Ijccn tried in this way, and of hundreds jow pi»T>ose to show that it often took put up uot one was broken when the some time to open the burglar box and above method was adopted. his delay that day was uu evidence of Il EM EMBED, agitation. •’ : General News. Mr. Jxithrop objected which tho Court overruled. Remember going A steamboat boiler exploded -near j Washington Blo-'k, South fide State St. to tho bank ou» day to got u draft aud Memphis, killing and wounding nearly after Vandtrpool drew tlie draft, he 70 jtersouA wanted to get u revenue stamp out of The inquest in the MusAchusc'.U the Lurglur proof box and tried the railroad slaughter has began. Ami everything in their line of Goods combination 10 or 12 times. I could nt prices a* low as at Jaeksou, f Yellow fever is retorted decreasing uot wait any longer nnd went away, and or Grand Rapid*, S bo agreed to bring tho droit to me. Du ut Charleston. And in many ca»cs Lower. tar AB Styles of Women's and Chil­ uot know' how much lunger he tried aidren's Wear.-©a The West Virginia Convention u re­ ter I wont away, I waited for him to ported to be carried. 'uj»m it three or four minutes before go­ Destructive fires have occurred at Co ­ ing away. nesun, N. Y., Gethsemane, Kv., nnd St. Mr. Cheever then read the articles of John, N. B. . J. C. WOODRUFF. agrecmeat between Vanderpool • and Negro Ku-Kiux are reported in Ten­ Field, on going into tho banking busi­ New Goods «>u8t Received.*____ .____________ ___ nessee. ness, which was marked exhibit M10.” HARVEY WRIGHT, at Uw. Inrurnnco and Col Will five Prompt aUention to al oa- lTTORNBY Agent. Cash M"re rhyHleluno. DR&. B. J. & E. F. BROWN. HOJftEOPATHIC Phyyieiatu. Office in old P. 0. buildtut. Special atlention paid to CHRON 1< JHSKA8ES. IHmskcm of Wosxa and CaiLsats. DtamwM of the Era. kc„ ke. *i- ConvultaUon free. -Officehour*iron9a. m. to 1?. 1 r.M. tot—7toS. (The poor treated rraiuitoudy Thnrvday after- GRANT & PHILLIPS JOHN ROBERTS. JIHE BOOTS! PHYSICIAN an! Samoa. llvtlHn* on Broa4-*y. near tba Court Hour. TVM. UPJOHN. Dry Goods, DR. C. C. L1NSLEY. BOTANIC rad Eclectic Phyiiclsn rad Dcnti.t. WOODRUFF! A. P. DRAKE, M- D., LAR attention siren to the treatment of lucana. ' tffleo over F. Lt. Arkiejr*» Drca r;ita rtnart. Uaatlnn. . Groceries, rj Public. *t all hour J. W. MAYNARD. MILO T. WHEELER. The Best iii tlie City • A triple ulliauce in reported between Mr Hughes requested that Court ud ■ jouru ut this point, as Uu did uot feel Germany. Austria, and Italy. Tlie French Assembly Committee has able to go on wiflutho case' longer to­ day, on account of having had tho ague. reported in favor of continuing M. Thior's powers. Court then adjourned till 2 o’clock ou The appointment of the Italian arbi­ handily afternoon, as it was necessary trator under tho Treaty of Washington for tho Judge to be present at Grand has not been made. Rapids at 9 o’clock on Monday, to o|K>n An attempt has boon made to blow up and adjourn tho regular September tlie monument to King George IV. at trim of the ’\c&t County Court. Kingstown. Ireland. The tustiiDuDy to day has nearly uJl been new and very important and inter-1 csting. Tho mysterious stranger picked j up in the boat has been described and The rery BEST PLACE to buy adds still more to the darkness sur­ rounding this ’Vanderpool mystery, J i‘aRPET8, which tho Pott Reporter very aptly says, j OIL CLdTHS, “has at least two attributes of divinity, j E. H. MALLORY . IM 0ARIIIN6 SUU ttatinua ta NATIONAL HOTEL. : tel in the «ity. (^amranodoratv and everybody I MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, u«fiJohnson , «f u.’ I’Ja .'k** Proprietor. Tanai moderate. JullStf Groceries, At Hastings. i Crockery. AARON CLARK. 30 ( jars | AN AUCTIONEER duly Iiccn*cd by the United Glassware, Ac., Ac., Expsrience ! BirtT County. Mi« 'i The Proof.—Wc understand the Kalamazoo Telejraph denies our charges that the t-iurpest article ever printed in our columns in faver of Van­ derpool was clipped from Its columns, printed white the trial was in progress there. We have not aeett what tbe IWeffraph does say, and consequently can­ not sjiecifloally refer to it. but if it will reprint the article on which Mr. Lothrup commented so severely In open Co urt during the trial there, aud which we re­ printed nt the time, If that docs not prove the truth of our statement, we ’will promptly retract all we said. Bailkoad Items.—The name of the Jackson, Lansing A Saginaw Railroad has been changed to the Saginaw Divis­ ion of the Michigan Central—thn Cen­ tral road having now obtained perpetual Thirteen thousand dollars’ worth of OMS1BI S AM> HACK LIKE. cliit-e lately owned in MiddlerJU, .and having removed it to Haatingi. and Cheaper! ban any Store in HaMlngs, J. B. \ ANBRL'XT Proprietor.—Loatt the Hotel' 1 J. ROBERTS K CO. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, Guarantee NOTTINGHAM LACES, 74 MONROE STREET. Sat latnctlon. c. II. IIICICR. | rar GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, New Warehouse, Opposite the Natloaal Hotel. 10., ete.. eon ‘•ntlj- on I’ninUna. Great Union Exposition 13?* Wool sent by Railroad will be i At Grand Rapid*, Carded to order, and sent back in good SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U MD lj, 1S71, condition. iwo Mm ix oxo. Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S JOHN MICHAEL, HOUSE and Sign Painter. Glaiier.and^r ___ »,lunlnir Machine. S.rlbrr. Mick. Urlc.lt.r.l aad MeHAMS, WILLIAMS. L. CO M.t5 ckMlcal Swltiy. aud na State Pomological Society Adjoining U. F. Dwight k Co’» Foundry. HASTINGS NURSERIES. F. IMMEN. CENTRA! Meat Market! NEAR THE BANK. The Vest stock of Meat always on hand. Call aud Get your Steak, Roasts, BIMON P’RKENRUTH. Th* Kirrey of thDHraU t BtfOtj ooUtaC • NTtHccllnncouM Cord*. MATS, A Cousnix.—We hear that tho pas- • senger trains on tho D. & M. R-, collided i last night, near Owosso, causing tho death of three or four persons, and the *' i' v ounding of some 80. ** tl” Court ,loo*c’ ,lartlnc«. DEPUTY U. S. M*r.hjl. G.n»r*l CoIIrotinr Atrat C.B. HICKS, Nr. MARBLE harin' bought lit Cardin; Afa ! MATTINGS, ISAAC W. V ROOM AN. S tOefaisaii I The Corner •Grocerv.’ GRANIK PHILLIPS. NEW CARPET HOUSE Like Providence its wayj are [>ast find­ ing out, and like bis mercy it eudureth ■ forever.” tturgoons, DBS. J. M. k. C. RUSSELL, Y6JC1ANS rad Sarwraw. The trcatmen: of riveto IHmmu will receive txrtieater attention. BEST STYLE _ LAW. and of «ood^Ev^ Vari°US h CHAS. H. BAUER. Sash, Goo^, July. 1871. WELCOME MARBLE. X II" ut MS&JptSrt?.!?"' 3Tm BLACKSMITHING. BOM VIENNA BffiB! KUBTJUUUes CKLSB&ATFD WINE OR BE EH BOTTLED, A CAKD. $1.00 for 76c ALBERT EISELBERG, O) bummer Michigan _Exchange. out mu Stock " City Dining Booms A Million Dollars. aiMmmty-floe hiounn M £. MUDGE. r.LYoI; �’i" »•* OttarwtM. TWcava<rf tkoGreadR Lomnony’■ wogfa found to contain an A debt is adorned by payment acres. Noah invented wine 2347 B. C. ^George Sand is reported dangerously f“•P'dswas chosen a. tt field Colley kwdod peo|de are quick ternperod. ’ lATTUNTTIONT! Th»t to buy Good., Good ’.Bargains iu Eshs’ ~ ^Tho needle i. tho nket unci<,„t mren. <lwJS“£ J’"?**- *• 16' •“ »■ A widow fifteen year, old ha, married ‘J™ 10r urarierad fl’o eluldron, bu, wm ooly „f ugam. too S?* !lT,"ng1'1 * lita'>'»Lto The yacht Sappho won the Newport ^-toorad to to , Lup. ■ Minueeota boMt, cucumber, four feet in length. Btol’“ .■iFrtD“T -A Kn „r m, 2^' Ml ioio a tbra,h. The Indiami won- the drat tobacco smokers. So,?S \i.u‘Jur£i “*•'h' di«1« • It ia nobler to lire patiently than K •bort tone tbrnafter. On. of hi. to, die patiently. T* u’“h'? to I**’" “d O”1 of to ■boulder, fearfully lacerated. Nothing ia trouble,,mo that we do You miwt visit the Can bo}had by Calling at Great Emporium Office in Hastings We.Offler the following Tax Titles SKIJVER <f- DECKER, ‘ willingly. ttoAo!?!^E’' “" ***’ «t Lowell !1( nnd dthberntely walked off the hank mto tho river with tho in. The mhabitota of Pen, delight in uw to'“'7”“PI^od by lh»“’wh» saw mm, of committing suicide. Ho roast anaconda. was hauled out and rtill livre, for dught ° Lightning has been particularly fatal we anon*. this summer. ' Sole Proprietor of Tho true religion ie, love thy nehrhbor It is better to lie flush in pocket than 1 m countenance. We open the hearts of ©there when I wo open our own. , The Texans brag of their eight pound I < abboge heads. 5,700 men are employed in making ' broom handles. ' . Syrups from worn out suspenders ore i u chemical novelty. Phoebe Cary said that her sister AUcq i never had a lover. : laondon has two hundred female rtu-1 dents nf medicine. . ‘ , Stoves, Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. We will not bo underi i i r-r -sold by anv JEIouso ine iLonracky*wheat crop contains! myriads of the ucanis scabici. Tho inventor of the metallic luggage , check made a fortune of 8250,000. j The Bible is a mother that nourishes and soothes nil believing children. The most melancholy trees are*—the 1 weeping willow and the ]dne apple. It is ndrisablo to the cautious and re-! nerved with people you do not know. Fifteen inches long and five broad are . the dimensions of feu Iowa man's feet. Germany will apjioint soldiers’ widows j to ihff vacancy's in the publie libraries. I Since 1862, 45,000' volumes have been stolen from tlie Louisiana State I Library. ’ t ■ t, * John A. Gkeble, D. H- Banney had a leg broken while j iiauling logs at Rives, a small town near Juckson, on Tuesday. - Tho city of Jackson bad a chain gang of five men nt work on tho streets the other day. •The new high school building nt Pontiac, just completed, was dedicated August 80, Hon. Duane Doty, of Detroit de hvered die address­ William Weller, of Conway, had his foot caught in a threshing xMchine, August 22, nnd lost a considerable part of it. 0 n August 18, Mr- Wm. Bartholomew <M itffclll, .ged 88. H, wm bora in Ir eland in 1788, and became a Mason in 18 18. He had lived in the vicinity of H oily since 1857. Mr. JamM Bhingleton, formerly of Ro moo, was killed at Clinton, Iowa, Aug . 21, by tho caring in of a atone qua rry in which he was *4 work. Ho was buried in Romeo with Masonic bon- Corn Sheller! FOR sale AT w. T. EASTMAN’S! Wareliou.w on Broadway. MAPLE GROVE. CASTIaETON. 2^5"* w^if B ex awX • e.X.of Recommended by all the first Claaa ; Phyaielana throughout the City and I Country, ■■ the Ixr.t Family Medicine Land and Calcined Piaster, w • *x ,’i ‘ L ■Y< is>X»r»« JOHNSTOWN. LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES August 10. 1871. W. H. JEWELL, Grand Kt.pids. Mich. For Salo by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. Reoistbr op Deeds. Notary Public, —and— F GENERAL CONVEYANCER; BALTIMORE Xuf« wXA> HASTINGS. CARLTON. 21 THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS OSALBB IX Silver Watches, s-.Y.rar’irfcU- BEST AND CHEAPEST- m HOPE. Fami*y Sewin&Machine Illi Miiii^ J 111W ulllUll 0 J I SIM PLY CONSTRUCTED, 2-Xof. WM FLORENCE J awX*f»«K BARRY. I Q0|J S3 w Ire V r.v For the . j 21 » W X' ili.SefBwX Vl|nwX®f-wlX HI ' w ire xS.. LIME, WATER LIME. 3|« e X ot » » 11 ocfreofn e jofn u:Korn.x EASILY’ UNDERSTOOD. JUTLAND. Of Hojne Manufacture, n Gc « w i n of rirqr Uli Always ii Order aid Ready for Wort1 I hardened. Little Red Shop! West of Hank. «? llfo-lluie. little noise irtilsoperatior. • It will tnakt any width of them deaired withonl basting. ’ « a pl | Il will futcu erery seam securely. *X IBVINO. ! It will Cord. Braid, Quilt, Bind Gather. Hem■ glitch, Rulllr, Tuck, uod Fringe neatly and darablyf We warrant it U> sew everything needed in a family, from tbs heaviest to the lightest fabric. La.Xotnw^ <«K‘•/•wX 4 ‘ 11 H k ‘ .W X n This is the Lad uha drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's 18 20 Si PRAIRIEVILLE Io Tailoring or Dressmaking A. WOOLEY tn, •J4 t« pl: ______ .'It' i: ctf; Go to the h»Xar»wX THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. IS a w Xofs w X W.klfa.V'* Please call and examine the Machine and Its work. You cannot afford lo buy a Hewing Ma­ chine until you hare aeeu fhe I LORENCS with its isle improvements. Oflicc and sale:room st STB !>l Ol t c fl ORANGEVILLE. C*-x*ant Ac I’hilltpw’ Ktoi* ,’i'oi “ «X .ot.etf Solid Silier aid Plated Ware. Go there lor your CITY PAINT STORE! COMMINS to BROWN, PAINTERS.: IToutf-Paifdiny, Graining, Sign and Ornamental I OgSmmggall, CHOICE GROCERIES! A fino stock Jvsr Ofkyed C’OMK AND HEE THEM for warm meals at all hours. Oysters and Rjereshments. Remember the place. Op­ on hand at all hours. posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. 25yl EL A. BUSELL. otsei or upto -«X«»r««X • •X®f««X YANKEE SPRINGS. £X 10 • • X x ofn * X i ol sex X«»r«fM THORNAPPLEJ !?•#! Ia.E. 8TAUFFER. ShhadM Pictor. Fnimaa, Looking GO TO CLARK’S FOR PICTURES ^Horsemen ATTENTION 1 Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Coll. We will cheerfully give all information deaired. I>. BL COOK Jr CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEY S s-^Muam MOSEY TO LOAM I Temple of Honor. Dr. G of Grand Rapids, » expos ent at its institution. L of th. Grand TwtpU nascairrtox sccnosjocscairnox. i•aertox. vXrftxX « sw JfsfawV n e Xof " w V iJw k; of awl/* w •K»»X ' UluorthMuemof nwXoCswX I’ uXvfnwX IN| ' WOODLAND. rel .tire. living at Maooanb. W. genuine Bitter- In one 80 Cento Bottle of Sheperd'o Compound Wahoo Bi Hero Situated in tho (various Totmahipe of Barry County—one of the best Counties in the State of Michigan, ASSYRIA. Sad imp, Mich. i Tbe to, Sum Oreenrill* to Detroit is vum lor of LAKES Abstkacts of Titles lands in Burry’ Cdunty fnmhhed on appHcutlnu, at my office in the Cour( House, Sulphuric acid and soap suds will re- Dri]rrcrkfc: and Ch^miqfc move medieineatains from silver epoorni. Ul U65,blb dnQ ^HCIHISIS, A Texas storm recently traveled seven j dealers in hundreU and thirty miles in thirty hours. | PATENT.MED1UINES, AnJLRinois man is arranging to keep [ PAINTS. eight thousand hens of tho choicest OILS, breed. VARNISHES. Grarshopi^TH are terribly bad in Caro­ TURPENTINE, lina, particularly among the tobacco TOILET anil FANCY (foODS, Helds. PERFUMERY. Linen thread switches are • the latest BOOKS A STATIONERS, invention and liest imitation of human CHOICE TEAS, hair. r GROCERIES, A western editor was recently request­ CIGARS aud TOBACCO, ed to send his paper to a distant patron, KEROSENE LAMPS* FIXTURES nrovided he would take his pay in •’traid.” At the end of a year he j WALL PAPER. 4c.. Ac.. found that his new subscriber was a I coffin-makor. /' CITY DRUG STORE, A girl who was making a dress ‘put 1 the stoeves in wrong. She was unable . State Kt., Hastings, Mie]?. to change them, as she could not deter-' mine whether sho had got the right sleeve iu tho wrong place, or tho wrong sleeve in thq right place. ! HJKIlItlOK. . All Around the State■ SKj.VlTEIt j- DBCKfR. GRANITE STATE OKAN1TE Hardwire," Georsfejthe Third never saav the sea LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY until he was fitly years old. It W Mid tout husau B. Autbour did not enjoy her visit to Sall Lake. I ItrU — the following complaint*. JnuniJIce, Iiuliyestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Coati vencss, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Frrer«T Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of theSkin. Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood ; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Baek, Pain in the Lolita, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, etc. «Tr. Farrier’s Improved! Overtax billion pins are made annu­ ally inrfne United .’States. Disease comes in by hundred-weights ana goes out by ounces. Price, ohly 60 Cents a Bettie. Just Received THE CELEBRATED Nevada boasts of a spring which will ’ color tho hair black. ‘ God has given u» all tho jiower of be­ ing a comfort to somebody. COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, Large Stock greble U.IK1 SHEPARD’S Battle Creek. * u, tnvMlr. .... D. R. COOK & CO’S Pun Whies and Liquors! FOR MEDICIMAL PUBP0M8. taka. Berry Ok. Mtau o. JOHN WBITMOBK. �T||b R^iIblici^ H. BOLMB, Bjyin>a.| Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson FlbUAer. Call on goods of al Finer ■ ICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand - River Valley Division AUGUST ifeTl. and beat styles. CuxrBina Houbb. Clothing, Gatits Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E.G. Williams. „. _ . — . . i “ A setting hea never gets fat.” but most any person can get fat by buving their groceries of J, Maus. ' An Every-day Story. JSX’ BS CaladoaU* Unamend' “Hello John, where are yougoing?” 1 “I wiw going down here to buy some grocers.” •‘Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mine.” “Down to Alien's? Why, I never bo’t any of him, I always go there to buy crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole act of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, SO per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Besides he wasranted it. The crockery he keep* 1* the Boot’s celebrated ware?’ “Well, I always do so on groceries, nnd aI know you van. can. Besides he itizvi-r' takes >' m,u uvniuni >ic Our Daily Advertisers. To those who have responded to the < call to stand by the Daily in advertls-1 Ing. we cheerfully give place to their various business enterprises represented | in our columns as follows: DRY goods.' Russell de Nevins, of the Phoenix Cash Store, who aie always on hand with good goods and steady prices. Grant 4 Phillipa, <he old and reliable Dry Goods House,'are on band with a store filled to overflowing nt reasona­ ble prices. Spring 4 Avery, of Grand Rapids, advertise themselves as well as the i Great Northern Michigan Agricultural I Fair. Skinner & Decker, of Battle Creek, appreciate the advantage offered by our large circulation. , Clover Hullers! j GROCEUIKS. C. H. liiCKs speaks out well and has “cash” for his motto, alson fine stock of gre eerie*. M. Allen, localizes to a remarkable extent, and, os everybody knows! “ Mato,” a puff from us would do no| good. H. A. Busell, groceries and restaurant. | keeps n good stock of confectionery, gro-i! . SUPERIOR, MCSHERRY AND STATESMAN CRAIN DRILL Kalamazoo and -A-nn A.rbor WHEEL OUT-.TIVA.TOBS BALL, CALE AND KALANAZOO, Local bli;i)ies JJotice?. - ' (ASTLV(;S V9OW-W t zf) wF too. I get a better tobacco, ten1* and . L. E. Stuufler. Grocertc-*,Dining Hall, j sugar there for the same money thun L..c ,iittu Jt .'heridin* | any where else in town.” “ Nuhvitle . CLOTHING. \ < raasmlla M. A LLEN,’ ' B. Mudge, Dry Goods and Clothing,! j Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. advertisers closing out summer goods. E. G. Williams localizes in various] Hams, Williams 9c Co.. ‘ Do not clairu to have the only Mold-' ways his “ First National.” Hear? * I hardware. ; ing Mnchine in Barry county, but they I Tr*iiu on thrChiraro A .Viehi*»nL»ktS>iore R. |I have one that wiif and aili Greblc 4 Russell, one of the best will stick any all .1 . Hardware Htores In the State, gives u- a. Mtukwon .04 Whit. l। I.;...i.. kiu(h OJ .....1.11..... nioJtllugM •thul ___ are* needed. thlcari ExpreM.t IMOaa. DetroitExjreM «t They al*o have on band a large number j quarter column. .’J1"’ Goodyear* Stitkcr. ...other, i-lve. u. IL E. HAKOKNT. Grn.Snpt. dow frames, 4c., that will be sold nt low ■ , J figures for cash. t,l‘‘ *an”f' Drc,P 1,1 Bturc? and be i --------- .mbi e1--------| convinced thak-we tell no stories. Go to Comtnins & Brown for I’aints, drugs and medicines. Oils, Varnidies, etc. Ackley 4 Slade surtain the Daily en-1 terprise with a fourth column. KT v w-*RAWING MACHINES, itABBOWS, ETC., anil the largest stock of agricultural, machustery in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. i tlfwc in John Wriwm’a Hanlware Store. Brown's New Blwk. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY BOOTS AND 8BOES. New goods has Just arrived at / R. Mudge’s. Ah Important Lesson. The economical habit, the iron nerve and will, the keen quick foresight and self-reliance so essential to success, has placed the Grand Ratios Business -College beyond the reach of all others. A. L. Runyan advertises locally, un<l j that is not all—doe* a driving business. ■ At unable .. to j furnith back....num__ ter. _are-------------- ......... ..... a. Woolley Is willing nnd bound to] *«••/«».* tAr eonanneraunt of tke ittw ef, a(|verttae a gO4H1 business. “ Thai’s bis cur Daily, fkllu we srr will srill take nibtcriptioiu for I f t ” . our \ Twenty-fire CcnU per week. Send tH'your I J. Maus the same, and hia locals arc: namet Immediately and Commence note. ! full of wit, characteristic of his trade. ' - — —-------- --------------- LOCAL 'EVENTS. . ... ■—■ ip EASTMA N advertise* Lumber, Lath, -------- | j’lastcr, Lime nnd Stucco. Shingles, ANOTHERJAILROAD. . fe#$3(lle Pointing line to a full extent. LOST. Fourteen Tkouumd IhUurs hare Inrr. JEWELRY. This morning a paper parcel, contents, .alBeriM in M, Citj, alrtod^for th, north I, R; Herridc. over wide awake in bb i two yards Brown Empres Cloth and two -j —j andj more ts• earpcdal to or ,I business, shows his card end tooth road, . , „„„ . doe*. .to.the *people * to papers of pine, A Reward will be paid ,, , J , let them-know ... what he dentist hy. ’ to any one leaving the above parcel at added to thu noblt htt. Call another meet- I Goodyear 4 Striker's Hardware Store. ttrell th' tubtcripliont to an amount that will { pie in a large displayed advertisement Attention! GIVE US THE ROAD BEYOND A I fbnt it is their intention to do buslncie. I have a yoke of cattle and a single DOUBT. AU honor U the tnm who are ! °,n 0 •«<* up with tlie times in their profession. horse for sale. Willi sell on time tor ;' auutivy thu imporlanl^enterpritr. D. IL COOK '& CO. good paper. IL J. Gkant. j advertise a large list of tax titles to Aug. 80, 1871. « lands Ln Barry County for .-ale. They| Another Railroad. represent every township in the County. , “ OxK-ntohny night iu winter when ■ Gold to-day, 112 3-4. ; Coll nnd sec them. the winds were blowin" cold,” I bought J Weather warmer to day.. ...____ WM. It. J KWELL, a pair of boots and rubbers at Maus', j Tho woman question-is he married. Register of.Deels. Notary Publjc and Co„TOin.4^,:“.KpMeDlttIllli MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, MOLDINC Ac. ting kFEIUBOBi a TUR?> OUT and Stewart 4 Steinhoff show to the peo Moldings Specialty. ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING Av.. 4v Broadaway, mar rirti'. Peach Festival.—The ladies of the i General Conveyancer; see his card, and The days of grace on account* due the late firm of Dickey & Bently, are Presbyterian church of this city held then sec him. •• Will” is a good fellow, pictures. " pretty nearly out. Those- interested a peach festival at Union hall last eve- j uing. We have not learned the amount 1 Geo. Clark points his camera nt the will do well to take notice, dtosepl of funds realized , people Iu an j. K Minkler localizes .Another railroad will not effect the Rllioiocf.—Tho GramLRapids Demo-' !in'1 still continues to take photo's, etc.' low prices at Maus'. tret of Friday morning says. Rev. news depot. ~ W^Twant^ -Tohn " °f ’’•AriU.. will boll J4, H”'*' f“™«* Wuted. Wauled. (KrTiw) 0( lb„ UaiTOrn)i,t <^nreh un new. to the hungry multltude-nnd Every one having unbilled aceeuule I Sunday, Sent 3d. morning and evening. lhoK wbo llt<' “ lh,! kind cd rood, to call ahd settle the same by September ] ------- ■ -----| or smoke cigars, cr use perfumery, can 1 1st, for I must have my pay. ’ , Another Episode in Court.—Thl«; fl,,d them ut thc Po?t Office, lOwl ' Mason morning as the Sheriff was escorting . j°hn Stanley, •' e G-RC every day Solicited to fltrnisll PlqtCS Of Teeth . Vandeipnol into Court, he was met at Ii Groceries, and Pure Wines nnd Liquors j for less than our usual price, backed with the coinplaint Dox t you know when- to get your the door by Mrs. Field, who shook her । for medicinal purpose only. boots and shoes ? I do-at J. Maus’, fiat under Vanderpool’s noec. exclaim­ ing, “ 0h you villain.” Bottled Vienna Beer. Kustcrer s cele-l f 41 chailCC ^eeth wh(> need and Cancer can be Cured. . Now if Mrs. Field In Insane let her breted Wine or Beer to Drivate families' IMLC them, WC WlUfrom this datf, for a few friends take charge of her. But if in i ] on application. { ‘ cn S, ulniost one-half. Ure will now make L. N. Mixer’s scrofula nnd cancer I b” right mind, then her self respec t' Kewl lh® profcwional and business fUU dnd Complete sets for$25. Single Plates. Upper mixture is warranted to cure ail case-* ' sbould * * ‘ cauae •Ler to •be n •lady under'ill , j earth for Attorneyw, Doctors, and many Or Under §13. ~ of cancer and scrofula in every form. circumstances. other profeselons, call to the city <>f HasSend for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad,^-^-..-1..Hastings, Mlcb. Lowing, dipped from the last ZTomr •----------I Journal, in which the editor of this re­ Grant Hastings, Afict,. v_ bound to roll hi, groceries I |kt I. clorg^l with Haying, 'that th. , ,b,^,-1 trt, and boot, and .hoe, II l,e don’t mnke . J-T “K* »-«r ~nvt.l Vanderpool un- XXXou t^d It to . J wc^_________________ ' 1 X S 1 “MWi * ' tew they «e an Ignorant eet or Jank . “ 1* cent. A-..,” b a dellbend., tn.llelon. and ““ ~ “>™«toe»t. a, H. A. Goodyear. Dan’I’Striker. : willful lie, und Its author a falsifier who- lbcy "*•bnntlcd ,n11 cent sugar at Busell’s. I ever he may be. Besides, no editor who h millineuy. Rubber mops at Busell>. Mm. Morrill has n Millinery card in Peaehes freehand nice at Busell's. Goodjear & Ij i » -..I.. ____ i... <i. •____ ». locally. We \\ c are triad tn B-t Shorty Wtucbilt^ tor locally. are glad to nnfo note tho the onia*. enter-1 *t Busell’f. I per. prise of all who use printer’s ink in any j form as well at* to notice a good busi-' Dealers in The Town Talk Speaking of the HMof Police No. 1, Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci- I Home Journal pays: gars just received and for sale at the I "JY® believe the Jury panne! is com­ Tbnw..r'™.hu ..b p.. n---. ' POBe(J of honorable men—men that have lots of furniture and RO.VB it is all foolish-1 I II II IW I | || || |a J uxty rtewe Depot. i regard to their oaths, and men that will * A V AlUI ■ conscientiously make up their verdict ness to go away- from home to buy. We think so too. to the “law and the testimo­ Trk Lakcest Stock of School Books cc^iiag Call at ' ny” as they understand It, without fear C. N. Shepard advertises Wahoo Bit-. in ths City at the City News Depot or regard to what the editor of thcBan- ten and L. N. Mixer Cancer Medicine., T ner has said or may yet say.” . ‘ --------------------j O HIS Best cheese in the city at BuhcH'p. Of course that jury is composed of Thb Union Fair.—Admission to the j honorable men. Police No. 1 Is the on­ A Cxoica Stock of perfumeries at the ly person who has ever questioned that, Fair Grounds, ringle ticket, will beSS1 City News Depot save the Manistee Prosecutor, and we cents; single ticket to the Grand Stand I presume they will make up their verdict 26 cents. To avoid lh« trouble and vex­ For Photographs nnd Pictures, of all without reference to what may be said ation of purchasing a ticket every time kinds, call od J, F. Minkler. either in the Banneb or .Home Journal, a pcison wlahe* lo enter the grounds, Wooden Ware, <fccas both these papers are among the season tickets, known on Quarter Tax Towy Talk, K. C. B. and E. B number the jurors are not permitted to Stretch Badges, have been prepared, end will bo sold for $2. These admit Hall, three ef tho beet Brands of Cigarj read. AGENTS FOR THE one person to the Fair for four days, and in the market at Post Office. — — ■ ■—. At it AGAIN.—TheBanner is again to all parts of the grounds, ail the privi­ Cheaper >M twit,, u,„ either at hotat or abroad. Cheapest fruit jar at BuaelPs. ettiug off its Mura on .itajCominon lege of the track, to the Grand Stand, and to every Hall. The person who pur­ The place to buy ynur boots and ehoee LOTS AND PTLE8 OF IT ON chases one of these Badges can attach it ‘•at Rttxtan’s to Ids «tat, and without questions ‘ MADE OF HAND AND DOl'ND The above so far as U relates to the when TO SELL. Custom work made on short notice, Common Council is malicious, and we he f theae Lake Superior Iron. call upon the Journal to print our dur ticked at Ruxyan’k. ’ on the Common Condi, or to stand TUR BERT 1J» THE WORLD. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL zt r r ZS, SSU’S’XSkS: I . M.t, u OljR 11 ORh: WARRAJVTED. STEWART V ST FIIVI-T DPI? NO USE Striker FIlBMTrUF I WM WOLF’S Iron, Nails, Glass, FORNITnRE 0? KVKBY DBCfiffHON. Detroit Stoves, at Runyan's. Also the -' fasts areslara. JOHN WOLF. WOODLAND PARLORS ’ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-04.pdf fa8bac9260a67b58674e757297a3431a PDF Text Text iHllljllt je Bonner. DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. Hastings. yicit.. Mnymv hvemsg. ski't. 4 iktj NO. 18, THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. I Th“ u-** i n>»«d s , is row J went down stairs and Vander- ।, , . N^hat to be moat admired in Christo- .ing two or three! times, by holding it boat, th. whit, bou I ihould thiol . when , pool came into the' parlor. Mr. Van-' httlOonj,,. . Irowwliaum, bo.C. 'Pelt came at this time also, ah'd ' re- |. pher Columbus is, not tho fact of his iever the vessel. The better way* is to Sineteenth Day* Proceeding,. : discovering Amerioa, but the fact of his bora I ♦ hole thrpagh a boanl, thus hav­ length of it. There werri two whistles, i mained till nearly 4 o'clock. • When he I do net know what they were for, it went rivay .arQr.R^d dinner, and'after] going in search of it, in tho face of so .ing, the affected . port only coming, in | much apposition. . j contact with, the steam.” , Ho guaran­ AFTERNOON was a cloudy night and the wind blew that wo went out bn the verandah and ; KUJlZi’JTrFvory dMk’ nor Ter>’ eat till' nearly suu set, when Mr. titid । Why ere. compositors very, fortunate tees ,b certpin cure. hghfr4|ja»& ^riicne moon in sight The e ' •SeptemW, 4th, 1871. up” Mrs. Vanderpool, Miss Piper and my­ fellows? Because they can Court did not convene to-day till’d boat was headed up the river and I saw self took a walk to Canfield's hiU. Du­ in business without a shilling of ■ eapino oars. He sat in tho stern with bis o’dock r. a. when Mr. Cheem arose face towards the bow. I was nearly ring all this day I noticed nothing un­ usual In the appoasence of Vanderpool. ;uk1 offered in evidence toe defehte’v ex­ P^tHjrboatwhen he turned his heaX ,.“ Js that a lightning bug in tpe and After dinner we sat on tlie baloony up hibit! being the In paMfiuwdown tho bank to the river stairs a little while, while we sat un stairs street ?” asked a short sighted old lady. ' “ No, grandma,” said a pretty little telegram sent by Vanderpool from Mun- we got a httle too tar down, and my wife Mr. Socor passed and spoke to Vander­ says “ we can’t get down here,” and wo pool. Wo started for Canfield’s hill at miss, “it’s a big bug with a-cigar.” ke^m, as testified *» by Mr. G. P. Kiagswent up a little farther, yrhen we got in­ A trunk factory out west was lately bury, the operator, an^ the wp|y. to the boat I told my son to sit down nearly sun set, and we all walked with each other, as it happened. We were superseded by a saloon. Tho old sign, He also offered ia widencu exhibits-*C” and we had no other conversation, but on the hill at sun set and remained there it is reported. was retained by the now "D” and UE,” which was thc Kttle we made do attempt to keep quiet, j about hall an hour, while there Mrs. proprietor.»who eopnpnucally changed locked my boat while gone to church. wrapper found by the per. Q. B. Fisk, It was a necessary precaution.-or the V., remarked, "There comes Mr. Field”' tho T to T). in the woods, and th? pieces of paper boat would note hafe been there when and wo all turned and looked and dis­ Josh Billingi lliut a large life insurcovered that it was not Field. 1 was tn which bo Experimented." The. bank I camo back. It is a common practice talking with TamterpouLat.the time,and sdee policy doesut exactly mako a man's Ixxlgor was offered in evidewec and to lock boats along the river bank. I noticed nothing unusual in'Em;'appear­ corpse smile at his widow, bat it ■ Helps can’t tell how far tho noise rondo by ance. Ho einwhf turned around and[ amazingly to get another fellow to do'.it marked exhibit “F." ’ my oar locks could be heard. 1 'saw no said ‘‘where F*’ Mrs. V. fixsj obaervo d[ for him. Mr. ChM-cer thWN^d tlitf 4<jp6sftlon persons about tho bank nor did I meet -that it was not Field I think.’ I noticed Lome, people ore never contented. of Garrott VanPelt, who testified that he any on the street. Others came out of nothing more that Vandeqiool said. I After havmg all their limbs broken, won In fhe Company bf Vanderpool for the church with us, but did not go with From tho hill we returned homa and I their heads smashed, and their brains Y* Wng half an haw on Sunday afternoon, 8qp. us after we camo out of Bowen’s, whose walked partZTttfc knocked out, they will actually go to house is perhaps 20 rods from the bonk. 5th, and noticed nothing unusual in his I raw no light in tbe bank nor in the down we stopped a moment at Mr. Con- law to get further damages. over’e anfi saw ’hfin, Wut 'I do n6t re­ apptfafftWe, only ha IqcOUcI i^k.and rtreet, except in. the barber shop. I left member whether there was any conver­ A. (H.J Stamp is a clerk in the p0»tspoktrof having the diarrheou. Mr, and Bowfin’s at about S>:80. The man had sation with him or not After we got oflice, Mr. 1’lant buries folks, Mr. Plugg Miss .Piper were tiierv during his‘call, on light clothes throughout, that is, a homo we sat ou the piazza awhile con­ sells tobacco* and Baoghulj dispenses nnd tlww spent the time tin lively ■con­ light coat, pants ^*<1 hat. 1 am a wagon versing. The little , dog. came on the beer. All in Washington. ’ And a. Mr. LEATHER BELTING A SPECIALTY piazza several times and jumped Mugg sells lager in Brooklyn. maker by trade. versation. Mr. Cheever caxt offered in Vanderpool’s lap. Thia While the steneprapber was procuring, up on “ Has your son Timothy failed T* In­ We will not be under­ evident*) the dopo*itiua of tGeorgv Ford, was just at twilight aud after we rcFzeliuk’sAartimony Joim hw room, us taken by the Stenographer at the1 1 turned from the visit to the bill. We quired Gubbens of Stubbens, tho other sold bv anV House Mr. C^he-riec eibed that tl|e teetimony’ had our lunch and after that Vander- day. Koluuiazoo trial . ' In Michigan. “ Oh, not ht all, he has only assigned or Mr. 'it '1V.'Mfciylor, ‘as given at * thoi pool went out. We had our lunch in The Peopte’i'rittonfey^ asked for time over his property and fallen back to take John A. Greblk, Manistee trial and published ia the, tho kitchen. During my visit Mr. Vanbettor position," was the reply. ' to examine tho testuuorjy of Mr. Ford Mark Rvhshll. derpooUwas dieting dor his health, ax. for before allt wipg,it to be which tie pamphlet, bo admitted as widvnee on' diarthote,Oft, this) day lib Wanpb^ned An old Widowbr khy^. *hen you pon 4he ground lirat subjxnnas seat out for‘ os ho had done rtfiie time '.before,“and Court granted. the Question to a laJy do. it with a land ’ Mr. Cheever then offered the dr- him had been returned not served andi we spoke to him about Laving medicine. of laugh, usif you were joking. If she ACKLEY ■ \V hat was said ? accepts you, very well; if she does not pjsitigp’of Edward B. illall ns taken at evidence had ,'been introduced to.shoiy . that he had left the .State and was re- I Objected to by Mr. Eggleston, whor Kalamazoo, on the 'paOund that the siding at Toledo, O. said i< would be propper to show what S L^VUE, subpoena had been returned served, Mr. Church opposed the motion on Vanderpool did, but not any prescrip- •6b.some subject, I do remembut-at the witness liad not heeded it. an the ground dint it was wall known that ptious or directions jjiven by the^e ladies., benwbat, exeliiitfled attaihifiX'nr hud boencAsuctl and rut uni­ his residence was [utToledo, Ohio, and! M*- Hughes said he did not ‘Alt’s true, for ma says so ; and if ma t'd not served. shown I “T" s0> 60» ft n‘n’fc K> ” his deposition ought to Iuho been taken, care how it was Mr. Church oppeaad tlio admission «cf By the Court.—I am disposed to ud- whuttook place, but this was the most ’• Ah; John, since you have been to the testimony on the ground that the mit tho testimony of Mr. Taylor as giv- straightforward • • • manner to get at it. the city tho black ox died without any showing nu nor sufficient. notice whatever.” en at Mauirtec, but thipattorneys must We shall show that Mr. Vanderpool had “ Gracious mercy I” exclaimed J ohn, J)r. A. P. Drake of Hastings, was agree between themselves whether it au engagement with this young lady to •‘how fust we are passing away.” then called ia the rxnd, who, being slutil be takriy from the pamphlet, or acoempany the Pipers to the boat, which sworn, said.-{examined by Mr. Chee­ whether wireeseos shall -be introduced ho relinquished in order to go for modi* Health Itemsand dealers tn x^_ ver.] I hare practiced medicine ih this cine. to testify in-regard to what it was. PATENT MEDICINES. cijy for about 20 .yuan*. Mode an'ex­ After tbe reading of Mr Fnriick’s Mr. Church raid that only acts and To Stop Bleeding.—It is said that ___ amination - of George Vanderpool last PAINTS, week, ami found him afflicted with tor- testimony avas concluded, Miss Lotto* circumstances could be shown with such bleeding from a wound on man ar beast may be stopped by a mixture ol wheat OILS, uki on both sides, lhaton the right side bcribner was called to the stand and be­ conversation as is necessary to explain flour or common salt, in equal ports, being much the worst. Tbe utibcf -of ing duly swam, said: lheae. All the conversation his friends bound on with a doth. If tho bleeding VARNISHES. these, without a truss, would be to im­ (Examined by Mr. Hughes.) | addressed to him urging him, is, un- lx) profuse use a large quantity, say TURPENTINE, pair the strength in lifting. In attempt­ I reside £t Racine and know George I from one to three pinta It may be left TOILET and FANCY GOODS, ing to lilt a weight .without a truss the Vanderpool, formed his -acquaintance in . lucessary. on for hours, or even days, if necessary. PERFUMERY. bowels would jirutrude throagh the 1868 nt oar house, he came on a visit, | Mr. Cheever said that ttio jury is cnThe person w|io gare us this recipe says BOOKS A STATIONERS, nj-euiiig and cause great paiu. Hare haring mairi. .1 our oouriu. Wa. al i ,o (W,n. f„. whkh qualifr in this manner bo saved tho life of a had some experience in chronic duurhcea 5Iani.l~ in Augu.1 IMS. to ™t »y nb>cnM evenj w<. ; horse which wis bleeding from a wound­ ...CHOICE-TEAS, and involuntary passages are not infre- coujfUi. JReuuuned at tauderpoolsi . ° GROCERIES.. •bow whether landerpod ed artery ; the bleeding ceased in five CIGARS aud TOBACCO, quent,os it causes great weakness. The very MV U® week*al Shis time. Heminutes after *tho application. It has openings in hernia are, where tho Bper-,' member tins ewnttof .the (lisapiH-arcncc 1 sought an opportunity to get away from been successfully applied in other cases. KEROSENE LAMPS ^FIXTURES xoatic chord paens through. of FiflM which was on Sept 5th. Hod । tos friends that evening or pot, in order .X]ra„a uf Ji M _Dr. Charles Russel of Hastings, was l.«n ihoro n -~k aad a half. Van- ; „ Ilia it-H wiled Shoes.—The Philadel­ WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. next called to tiw stand ana being V . 14Jhadl— io «.«• hi woUll.ro phia surgeons, like other wise people, GREBLE RUSSELL Hardware. Stores. Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. Druggists and Chemists, sworn, and examined-by Mr. Cheever, testified as follows : Have practiced medicine ' aud surgery for five years. Examined George .VaDdeqtool, and found that he had two.ruptures, the oni­ on the right side bcing-nuich tlio worst. Without a truss this .would affect his strength quite seriously, but with a well fitting truss it would not be very much noticed. 'Have not had much practice in chronic diarrhoea,' but think that in­ voluntary passages occur much more in ormv diarrhoea than in other. Mr. Cheever then -offered in evidence tho testimony bf Jacob Etalick. us tak­ en at the Kalamazoo trial, Qn the state and beyond the rcacb.nf this court. This was granted and 'Mr. Hitchcock read the testimony as follows: Jacob Fralick sworn, fejramined by Mr. Lathrop.] I resaeil in Mon isteo.in 1IJ01I. . On the evening of Sep. 5th., I was at the Metltodiai church, I live on the north side of the river and the church is on the other side. I cross­ ed the riper in a smell boat with my wife and t*u small children. I hitched my boat about two rods ImsIogt bank dock. Services were out about !r o’clock, after that! werit with ray fami­ ly to Mr. Bowen’s, next door t01taitejr*« coniers, arid pr 2D ininiies. L then started for my bout going along the opposite side of tho Street ’from tho bank building, about. twenty ar thirty tect beyond it, ■ and rtarted down the Lank to tho river When about hall way down I heard a fnlasli; ! put my family ih my boat and as 1 rowed up the river I sAw h inan sit­ ting in a small boat at the bank dock. I rowed wifliin ten or fifteen feet of him. He had on light clothing And latnMhe tern of tho. bo^L apparently resting, his arm on the dock. The boat was- X™ 1 heard a low whistle from the direction of Ab boat' I awwri! ug’ uriler th< bridged about three-quarters of a inife distant. When, I got home it was five piinutea to 10 o’clock.' Hie Triaii did not pull <»ut from tho dock while I saw him. I wcnndiiot know tire man. CroM-examiued by Mr. Hughes. are opposed to’ high-heeled shoes. l)r. Win. H. Pancoast remarked tho other CITY DRUG STORE, day, after performing a painful opera­ tion on an interesting little girl whose State-St.. H&Mtinnrs, Mfch. feet had been ruined by wearing wrong­ ana somemuos more, auc ue came id (---------------"h- modi. ly constructed shoes, “This is the beginn­ daytime and evenings also, and was <m« instead of to di^ose of the evidence ing of a large harvest of such cases.” there nearly every evening. He come of his guilt, which he held was incompe­ Bose Felon.—Of all painful things to eoll and Vanderpool was there a tent, for suppose he had not made any ' COMMINS & BROWN, can there be any so excruciatingly pain­ great share <cf tbe time. As u rule Mr. poetext, on leaving, would his statements ful as bone fellon ? We know of none and Mrs Vanderpool, and Miss Piper and her brother, Misz Ruggles, myself on returning bo taken as r« getUu, or a that flesh is heir to. As this malady is ITotur-Faulting quite frequent, and the subject of much and others were there. The evenings pait of the action 'i If it is shown that ho Graining, earnest consideration, wo give the last were always spent in lively conversa­ went to get modieine. the jury must take Paptr-Sanging, [; recipe for its cure, which is given by tion and very sociable. J have seen that as the object of his errand and the that high authority, tho London Lancet. Field also in tho tank as 1 always reason of his absence, when in reality it “As seen as tho disease is felt put Sign and Ornamental .. called there when I went down town, directly over tho spot a fly blister, about und the relations between Vanderpool can hardly bo supposed that ho would the size of ^our thumb nail, end let it .and Field were always friendly and they not have some pretext remain for six hours, at tho expiration ,t^«r. i. Wall paper, wi»do. were on good .terms whenever I saw By the Court: of which time, directly under tho sur-’ Sbhadea Picture Frame., Lookior , them. lie was always like one of the I see no reason for changing the rul­ GlaatM Vamtahfca, ’u3. Jsmily, came whenever-'7 he ing which I made when the same ques­ fuco of the blister, may be seen, the fdOila. MUed PuaiaArUM?’ t QR, whiqh con'-idstantlrtbe takau out Jla'rriala. Window. <• pleased and was all over tion camo up when Miss Piper was on with the point of a needle or a lancet.” Gists, etc., etc. the house. He would come in without the stand. It is competent UPahow ringing the bell, and would oune in at what was the object of his going. but1 I.vjcdiciovs Early Rising.—We cau­ the kitchen door aometimes, and somo- not the conversation in regard to it. The tion parents particularly not to allcw tlmes at the ftbnt door; ho would go objection was sustained. their children to be wiiked up in tho into the pantry and help Himself to Court adjourned till 0 o’clock to-mor­ mornings ; lot nature wake them up; lunch without an invitation. At one row morning. she wil* not do it prematurely; but have time he seated himself at tho breakfast i a care that they go to bod at an early ____ KCST£/l/:/r.S CELEfiRj^TFH ,tab|o withguLjm inyitatjou. Mr, and , hour; let it be earlier and earlier, until "W*TISTE OR BEER Wise and Otherwise. 1 Mrs. Vanderpool and. uiyeelf were at I it is fotirid that they wakd up themselves BOTTLED, the table Brane camb'ifi with Mr. Van | The population of London exceeds the in full time to. dnjre for breakfast. BoPelt and brought a letter tuMrs. V. aud i twelve largest cities in the United States iuf .wnJtedLup eafly and allowed to en­ gage in difficult or any studies late, and wkil« »h!’ wa>ire«4»n|r5t ho sat down to combined. ALBERT ErSELBERG. .tho .table, remarking that ho had not just before retiring, has given mauy a St. Charles Reitiurant on JefTerson St There are two subterranean ponds in beautiful and promising child brain fe­ eaten innch that mooting. He took a dish of berries which Al in. V. playfully Monroe Co., Pa., in onoof which the fish ver, or determined ordinary ailments to took away from him. Ho ate breakfast the production of water on the brain.— with us. He addressad:Mrs. V. by her The Government of Japan han s?nt Dr. Dali. given name; Helfen. He.p.ftoo brought Another Ceue >on Corna—Take a. , n 1Mb, 1B71. T ;my letters to me. little sweet oil, -on getting up -in .the Hit: This HetSIj so long sntf tsrorsblr known Ques—What were the relations be-j I morning ’and" before retiring at night, Baltimore issued one thousand nine Miredsad mi in perfect ordqr for braiMM’.snd tween you aud Field ? , and rub it on tho corn with the tip of WJn 10keP‘iaU il« sppointments Objected to by Mr. Eggleston and 1itrrtdred tin I fiftv-tive building permits tho finger, keeping tho corn well pared SM«'Fint ClaM Hoair. Bat to meet tbe wishes from January to July. • । down. This roHevee the friction, which th Chinese cucumbers grow from five to causes corns, hridwnll cbTe',thftaP'in a • all-who with to find a quiet eight feet in length^ and from six to nine short rime. e while in the citT. . । txjoI at tho breakfast table. . He had on inches in diameter. K. A F. LYOft. vroeefotnr. As-orinac Crax Fan a F elon — -The ' clothes .-wore badly worn. d.*" which -SieS-W"!«W rT “•br^‘t ^>”"' 2 twenty out of eleven hundred cheese­ Freeport Jasmai fttmishes fhb^fol lowing euro for a felon, which is’ easily tried by bank, and I next saw him about 2 factories in’ tht United States. ..( ilio ' afflicted, and if all right,' cannot odoak. ItMnrtgo.lScbg^^,*?An invention by tho French, iq tjie have too wide a publicity : "A friend . Ourfariia. da^Mra-.WMarpool. Mr. ; SHERMAN RICH, Dealer in Muiical In­ tells -ui atA suM cure -for Telo^ which and Mim Piper, Min Buegl«« “« “• lining, Sheet Music, MuaJeal B6ok» etc. Also •**111 couia rate general use ixf the hospitUltrav foe tteJnstlreeWwaUd ।uthorladr ,waro UlW, Ma. and SUM fra# usedfor.rdmmDg Piprr went to church, and whan.,,Otej TAYLOR £ FARLEY ORGAN, camo homo I waa in mJ room and.wenl wounds with considerableadraiitago. It put'in % quantity' of'Hvo eoala/throw on iowo rtair. immediately, but went up to has tho quality of absorbing water readi­ a handful each of hops, rye flour and lhe best in the market. Cali at the Drug Store ly and retaining it .for a considerable brown sugar ; then steam the affected of Dr. Burton and see it, South Side Sute St. my room njain in n moment, and did port for about fifteen minutes, repeat* Haiti nga, Mich. 1C rm * not go down again till about 2 o dock, length of time. V. did tbe housework and washing, ’ they kept m* servants. Vu acquainted I pretext to get away, but with Herbert Field, had met him in ■ here wufind him .urged to.go. Juno or Jul, pmuu.. Mot him al Mr I^leriou uij Umt'it i. aiupiil CITY PAINT STORE! PAINTERS. BOTTLED VIENNA BEER! Michigan -Exchange. MUSICAL! �btyw Ca^ Th* 'ORTH. Ham*, Wffljam*, 4 Co. Hannisi. Mich., Sett. 4, 1871. CIHCUMBTA1TIAL ZVIDB1CB. WHOLY UNRELIABLE. A Kecenv , L. RUSSELL, ArrORNEY at Law. Ia~r.no. . \arry RVSSE^^ jaldyl ’ CHAS. H. HAUK of Mistaken Identity. The recent abortion murder In New York City of Miss Alice A. Bollgby of wrig, in connection with the Coroner's inquest on the dead body of the unfor­ tunate victim, baa furnished tu with new and important demonstration of the ut­ ter unreliability of evidence given to Identify a dead body partially decom­ posed. In this case, many wltm«Ms swore positively that tbe body before them was thatof MfeaFiga Rasenzwelg, who some weeks before had myaterloualy disappeared. The evidence given ia summed up editorially in the New York Tribune of Wednesday last, an follows: VAX VELSOR fc ROLFE. c Roads, Md form* to-d* r California. Tbe Middle Y AND COUNSELOR Sash, Oak, falls intOj a line running down tbe Missouri liogton Route, for it* town* ‘higb-gleaming fora. Cou^t'J 0 assort”‘eni 0 pr(/ Goods, u of Doors. Gr0CtriZZr Soods'EvsrVvario^ f Ghtav for tEinito he k0 Selieit- Blinds, Examine WM H. HAYFORD &C. the Good* Hurting ton, Iowa, .'or among the four thousand fret H- dressed r r A. NAANS’ BUSSELL- WM, L. COBB, LUMBER COMM EKCI A.I>. nd OMBMlhw at Law. SoIMtor tn boding of the dead bodr were au* nt Ar*t Of all Kinds. liMtinga,9epl. 4, IbTl. HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTOBNBY a» Ito*. Inearaae* and Elevator Build' HASTJNQ3, HfCH. PirmCTANS and Heretyw Halt, »na. per bbl Halt, coarse. par bbl iteaa*. per bu*bal » otelioc© tormerlj kept a butcher'* shop at No. ‘.8 Bayard .vaarUbte for having long reddish hair. Those fact* were reported to Inspector Walling, and Detective Eustace was detailed to aid CapL Kmhimself also took part in the aesreh. Several oflhi Poilah Jews un 11*xter street tn tbe vicinity of the Fite Points, were interrogated a Tallaw.perlb Pbtotoes, per boabet A^ea.per bo.bel. no use Talkuagr BEST GRANT & PHILLIPS DRM. B. J. k E. F. BROWN. STYLE HOMEOPATHIC I’hysleiasu. ONeels OF. MENU JOHN ROBERTS. 40 to *u FINE BOOTS’ Are bound to sell isk . PHYSICIAN’ aad Sarseao. OMcrwast end of Slate streeuBaMfatn. mj pregnancy when she disappeared. Capt. Kennedy bad boon visited by Joseph Price a Polish Jew, wba keep* a aecond-band clothing store on.Bax- stated poaltikely that it was the body of Figa Haseurwo!/. He identified it by tbe hair, the DR. C. C. LINNLRY, In lb* Lily, Manufactured by Haney. BOTANIC mJ Keltic Phyateha sad Deatbt. traal* all ehraate and aculs dlssaaas; will attend toaUBaU* by day or nlrht. OAm at Na»hvU«. lUrrv coaaiv Mr'j. Shoulders WOODRUFF ! Michigan Central R. R Groceries. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. REMEMBER, 1 LATE OF CANADA. 1 | palhic I'byricjsD. Ba • Washington Olo-k, bouth aide State St.. attention civeataSurMy and dtsaa^marehildre Call* cromatlv atiendidto. novUBJtf ' •elg was ■ cousin of Dr. Koaentweig, and be­ yond thi Kalaatasoo Accommodation for Chicago leave* st 5.J0 a. m. and arrive* at Chicago at tl-» a..tn. CflsnuU.t Kalamaaoo with Ute Grand Rapids ■nd Indians Trahw. / fltiixo aaxv: And everything in their line of Goods ■ at prices as low as nt Joekaou, or Grand Rapids, . 0®“ All Style* of Women's and Chil­ And In many ca«es Liwer. dren's Wear,-®t HsLiH By * careful peruaal of the above from the Tribune it will l>c sccu that ole was Day Tiain* have Lsdiru Carsattarhed.and all the have the, latest trnprureoiants in truck., identified by th© hair, hands, forb­ coaehaa ven UUat»ISION. head and TEETH. The evidence of Kalamaioe 9 30 a. ta.—3 43 p. m. Identification was much stronger than Leave 1 Kalamatoo Accommodation leaves Chioaso at 4.10 any given to identify tho body picked । .up ou tbeahorc of I^tke Michigan in Nika at.10.4o »■ n> and arrive at Niles at MO p. tn. September, 1869, us that of Herbert Field, and by parlies who had much 11. E. SARGENT, Genl SupX Chicago. bettor jueans of pergonal knowledge, J URD. Ass'i Sap't. Detroit. . than those have who seek to establish Field’H murder by the identification of the body found on thealioreof the Lake nilich from the nlledgcd place of the ■ ' Tl>. TOT BEST PLACE to buy murder. Subsequent investigations kavedtin inutrated beyond (he jtotdbiHty oj a CARPETS. doubt, that the girl, Flgn Hosonzweig,: OIL CLOTHS, sailed for Europe some five weeks be­ fore tbe finding of tlih body in the De-1 pot of tho Hudson River Railroad, and ; MATTINGS. that the body was that of Miss Alice A. Jidaisby, ’ate of Patterson, New Jersey- ’ MATS. Tbe lacta in this case go along wayjkfo prove that marks upon tbe person tbrtuld UPHOLSTERED GOODS, always be received with the gravest' doubts when important results are pepd- j mg on the Identification of a human AND body, and that the evidence derived from LIh> teeth is no more reliable, than any <dhcr. Uncert^nty, unreliability,fa writ NOTTINGHAM ten in letters of living light on every)i3Tqgrapb of circumstantial evtilcuce, nod c.-pc-cial when human identity is the important fact tu be established. 74 MONHOE STREET, The circumstance' in lb’s caso were ninny times stn>rtg< r to prove that body Zhe person of Miss Ro.ucnzwcig, than GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, any that go to pro.-c tbe identity of Opposite the National Hotel. Herbert Field, on which circumstance the Prosecution are relying to prove his death, and convict Georg© Vanderpool F. of his murder. Yet Miss Rosenzweig is to-day alive in tbe "Father Land,'' and who knows but what Herbert Field, driven to deepen lion by tho evidently unfortunate character of tho relations, Imaincss or otherwise, into which he The'Homestead Property had been inveigled by Mbs Hill, may not have left unbeknown f»r Darts un­ known, and is yet. like Mias RoacnzMeig. still living. We believe this Is the case, and have full faith that the future wDJ demonstrate that fact. NEW CARPET HOUSE LACES, IMMEN. FOR STEWART A STEINHOFF. Wsi aid Uaital Daunts. | uFFJCn orsr Grant A Pbuiis'a Store. Ha«h|£> The Chirac") for Detroit at City 32 HYDE R HAVER. J. V. WOODHUFF. Hew Goods Just Received. i‘The Corner Grocery. GRANT# PHILLIPS. I0III, DIROINIi At Hastings. C.H. HICKS, Bartow. Still Continue to Sell EFGISTER of De*d«, General Coaveraoeer an-1 Notary Publie. QEieera the Court Howw. and ope? I1 J41 boB": AU/ow to be Mid wbeu paper* sreleft f-irraoord. January 1st. 14.9. Groceries. Crockery. MILO T. WHEELER. Glassware, 30 ( tars Experience Ac., Ac., ISAAC W. VROOMAN. 1 DEPUTY U. 8. Marshal. Gjnertl Collecting Agent and Auctioneer. Cheaper than noy Store in Hast Kings, Mr. MARBLE having bought lb* Carding 4/a I E. H. MALLORY. chia* lately owned in Middlerille, and haring removed it to Hastings, and 'I Deputy Sheriff of Barry Cotuitv : nt the wiy•'No*, al th* .Dufirt IIo&«<u~Hi*tiux'. Mlehixan. National hotel. Rntisef n etlou. c. 11. hickh. —-------------- ------- -------------------। Gbkat Union Exposition J3y“Wool tent by Railroad will be Carded to order, and sent back in good condition. A, Cru< tUpld., MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 AM) 15, Wil, — two FAIBS IX oxk. • ------- AARON CLARK. nrx Shop in BABLOW A GOODYEAR’S New Warehouse, Adjoining V. F. Dwigbt A Co* Foundry. State Pomological Societyar Unite In maklnv th* above a grand demonstra. production of Michigan Industry Admijaion 23c, children 15c. Kxhibttora are WELCOME MARBLE. HIS ItTRICK XTI■ I< OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. “ ssaiysaiK:,•sK&.’sisf rate*. Freight so* Uy fret. Splendid Opportunity; ■1. ROBERTS S CO. Gcurrnl N.-w. DouIci-h. $1.00 for 75c Painting. - K 44 Peace and War songs of the North­ men” is to bo the title of the King of t;weeden's new volume yf poems. jollMf foraaenta. i Hit8 itAX uT" JonX8°yf- (f-rmorly Clerk of tin . Il^tu Aorlbtri Mlcb. Arriealiaral ia< Mr- FINE HOUSE.Good BaHdimn. ExoaiteM Wat The gods, desirous of destroying the firm of J- S. Ueoood & Cui, have made them mad. At least, it ia nunouncud that, drunk with prosperity, those pub­ lishers are going to start a comic paper. Dwelling m Droad- WM. UPJOHN, JOHN MICHAJEU close out my Stock Gold & Silver Watches, of EutiU Summer Fine . Gold «Tcwc'1*3% '!««« NURSERIES. Stlid SIyct aifl Rated Ware. Dry Goods and Clothing "ftvt Dent’ on thf R. MUDGE. Aocnox Birxs printed on abort notico at this Office. �AOKXT8 WAMTKD! A ftiOM PHN» M* . ■uweiuii ATTENTION! PICTORIAL miles without FAMILY BIBLE, That to buy Goods Good Bargains in TS^ SOVTK ~ A FAMILY REOURU, KEW Foil ARD FAMILY /.EBt'H. BOSTON PS^r, „ „w >WRKPAX T’0BJ£ mn| You must visit tho WITH OVBB . 1000 50,000 REFERENCES, the ricTomai,family contain* A utorehra* »f iufcrmstion only reach the mind through tbe eye. nation* carry one hark ,n iu. Ia>: Oilme. , illustrations, Cun be] bad by Celling at non '» N«» York, 3S5 mile,, BnflUotoN,, York, 423 mile. ^5* Yon 448 I?S‘41Tk * N«» York, 460 milm, Cleveland to v7_i_ . EXTBXIW TfXS bible «h." hr (Hua ..... . Anwqmnee. t.retuteee, Deeate. Ririe lancet* f1!??' InacriptionaTTd Incident* referred to throughout the Sacred Text Thee attract th. ____ Office in Hastings. H's Offer the following Tax Titles *^”800 miles without chango of Machen SEINER <f- DECKER, »Rh^«taVLilwrt,Ofonjiir1"’ew Bl CM, u> D. R. COOK & CO’S lonum Solo Proprietor of ’fl lm.„uj Battle Creek. Edition. Must Suitable for the Family, Hxcbang. .nd liichig,Slr«" bjXw'rSrt Large Stock an. hA- ® Moat Valuable lor the Student, XJost Instructive for the Teach or. Most Appropriate fur the Child, Most Useful for the Minuter. Most Interesting for the farmer Most Elegant for the Parlor, Most Profitable for the Shady. SFFF.PA-W.TyS of LANDS COMPOUND .WAHOO BITTERS, Situated ia tho various Townships uf ■•€ a WhUker ,«<r rtimalatia* heva<*<.. bat • MurnxK within tbe r*<chuFair. Barry County—one of the best PHoc, only lB N,,r York 5.SO P. M Com t*v «fibb™i‘2,<Or C*K,Pep»t®«». Albany, «d Just Received, THE PICTORIAL FAMILY B1IILB, X^^aiTlMd*6!’” ,r* •‘“whodal Clifl^ ia addition to to* feature, already alluded to voutain* tbe Apocrypha, (.boeordania, Paalm* tn* —a .l- .j______ _ . YoriT^ runumg through to New U.Bk.rk from Union Historical and Explanatory Matter, etubodytnt the labor* ot many of the most eminent Bibicu 'cholore. Jt ill p/inled M th, ttoe.t oaleudrr^ Michigan, Thia articleb«a bwn thoroughly tented and found a auro and apeady cure tor the following complaint*. AS8(YRLA. SKjtrxet j- pgerrn. THE CBLEBBATEU Farrier’s Improved! URANITE STATE Sour Stom­ ach, Costivenc*', Nervout and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Coru.Sh.eUer! FDH SALE AT w. T. EASTMAN’S) Xe. MAPLE GROVE. Vt I gence of/ibe country. o£,„,V., vunvrai aatlwav S.nter. far Harn.burg it* with Murniag “P»*«e Tram of New Jcraer Railroad for PblC adelphia. Baltimore and Wi " “bmgton ; and al York with Mw ,2. 'jth Morning Exam* trains for ... v__i — mu HoatonauJ New Eugland to thia train at pussteu Bridge.) MQkMl chanve. !heA«t Hornell.- arrive, ip Rew Fork at ».l P. M. ttomtecia at Elmira for WHIiaeiSMrt, liarnuburg and tbe , South; at Owego for Ithaca; at Hingbamton for Cnaperstowe. Albany tad the celebratedaumnier resort KharoaSpriug*; at tjpvycourl lor New ! .«l __ i v__ v___ i. i._ _ i •We are aleo the Publiatrere of POTTER'S STANDARD EDITIONS of F.mily, Pulpit- imi.h t'hflon 1.30 P. )1 . Su.pen.iuo Bridge at ).S3 I 1. If . fl..* I. ... -> I . I • If —— .J ......I • .. • . Ua.Xnfn’ W 13 • STANDARD HOU.-E" DkKOS. NOTABX PUB1.U', -»nd- AnsTB.cre or Titl» AND IN THE WOULD Jkl accumina eu thi* Rail war. failway Company La* opened a.I beir Jettey City Depot to the rw York, thuvenablmx Pease 0upper portion of the city with- TESTAMENT JOHX E- POTTER # CO., PHILADELPHIA. THE ABOVE CUT Erie Railway Uoftl.e tnual picturesque and beau- I liftiicharacter. Admirer* of Nature • beautie*. in a daylight journey over the Line, will had in n* ever changing land*e*p«r aubject* of continu al admiration and internet. Family Sewing Machine BOUTS 111 SUB, Of Home Manufacture, ral whatever. Much Mrioue ■iektw*. and ■uffertng la prevent­ ed by their timely a a* a.... minx!. be *afwhkli and »iuggi»h are cteaaaed by ayer’e rUU. and ► umulatrd Into action. Thu* Inripirvit dteaa* la changml into health, the value of which cbanyr when reckoned on the va*t nralffttiitM who enjoj it. can hardly be computed. Their angar coatm* make* them jileaaant to take, and preaervea tbeii virtue* unimpaired for any Irogtli of time. *c that they are ever froth, and perfectly reliable Although eearrblng, they are mild, and opcratr without disturbance to Utacoartttnlion, or diet, qi oTuixtlon. Full direction* are glrcn on the wrapper t< each box, bow to u*e theta a* a Family Pby«ir and for the folkrthng complaint*, which liM»< FUU rapidly cure:— a-— --- ----- - B.^a,_al— W NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, A. WOOLEY This is the Lad itho drove the, doves to market, a nd the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s out baaUng. It will fiwten ev«ry *«•»* .ecurrly. It will Card, Braid, QbH<- Bind Gad«r llemsutcb, Ruffle, Tuck, aud Fringe neatly and du rahly. We warrant it to »e< every Hung needed in a taKUiy, from the heaviest to the lightest fabric. In Tailoring or Dree»making THIS MACHINE HAS HO EQUAL. PlnaM call and examine lb. Machin, aad >U work. You cannot afford io but. * ehine until rou have »een tbe FLORENCE wiw .its late improvement*. ..4 ..iMmom at n|. - x 11 w -. < IRVING. I -tmeVofaeV j-.™—, they should be taken In targe and frequent dote* to produce tho effect of a dra»Uc purge. For Bwwarwaaiww. a lanro douc should bo taken, a. it produce, the drrired effect by iym- PRAIRIEVILLE. ’’ A?i IMener Pin. take one or two JNH* to promote diseroon and relieve tho .tomach. An occn»ional do*c stimulate* the stomach and bowel*, revtore* the appetite, sad tarigoretaa the M»tMfc Hence It 1. oiten ailranlaKvvu* where f 5' rule maka* him Owl decidedly turtler, toim tbe ir <-U-*n»ing and renovatlng effect on the dlgesUre apparatu.rnrr*BEi> nr <. run BALE BT ALL DKVUO18TS EYEBTWHEKE fn«| OiitVtfiwU B..wXof.wX l»»UofueV .rrn pt ot^&Jrc j *6 S9 ST " 3o ORANGEVILLE. 8 nptofw Wofa.X •*-* 4 l/nirr l.' V* ni J, HjuwKofn.K SV a 5 H ■' it! Oi « « ,1 s!“ !.* ?r“. Proprietors, are Go then.* lor yuttr HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. ITA.LIA.N AMERICAN RUTLAND. aide. Mack and Lotna. they aliouM be■ eonllnuonnly taken, a* roquircthto change the dUcaaed a<-uon of the »y«tem. With «uch change tho»o prepared to furni.b MONUMENTS. little noise tn ttaoperauor. .__ . . . It will make any width of them deaired with­ 1‘. >n e fre of n e |, . <«|nKor*i«K it w 11 A ! Il A ! HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! BLACK A FULLER, HOPE. aciM-, J»*4lce< or Crevn Nickarea. Blllaae Catte Mil IMItawa r*ee>n,lbey *hould In- Judiclouily taken fur cadi cur, to eorrrci the Uneated arUon or remove the obetruetton* which cbum iu r For n.raeatere or Otarrbora, but one tn(lddo«ri«Km>-™i>y rrrinired. Mai. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY ! Always in Order aad Ready for Wort BARRY. 1 SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. CARLTON. w 10 lv Id nch. and restore it* healthy tone and action. Go to the "West of Bank. the highrut market price Jor aU kind* of Country Produce. HA8TING8. For tbe relief and tbe blood WHEELER <k DOWNING We are eonetantlv receiving addition* l«> our alrvadr LARGE STOCK UF GOODS and are Belling al bottom figure*. y Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For the Little Red Shop! IPe pay VM U1« X of ■ ' X •‘* >»]• X of V«f.wl<Wl IlUitiMt, Mick. ' c^-ASX FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE 1UL WAT, Which can be obtained at the principal Ticket Office* in the Weal and K„ri»..Wr.t. Wit. K. BARR. L- I>. RUCKER. Owl Sep't. DEAIKRS In Drv Goode, Groccriea, Uoota and j • KbOM, Vlotlii'ng. Hat. aud Cap*. Ac.. Ac. | B.UTIMORE. / For Sole by At'KLEY & SLADE, Hmtiugn, Mich. ■•'“I’lv B^y County tamljKl appllttitlun, ul my office in the Court House. ,, ivtvrr r "• BEST AND CHEAPEST BIUl.K 90 JO 31 H. JEWELL. and durability uf binding. ■<t ou .ppiknlio JOHNSTOWN. Price, enlu.”4) Cents a Bottle. C. N. SHJ-uPAUD. fiEHEAAL COHVEIAHCER ] bjp.l Dunkirk UNm P. N„- (liflon, 10.00 P. ’ 'i Jh-T^SS? «' M..Huej»aan»etfBri.'ge ;mjip. Buffalo at • liw IDO acre* •( 4 wlOOacreaofn wXJH LIME, WATER LIME. LUMBER, UTU, asfi SHINGLES RBO‘rrBK OF dSCinSri KXPkKl,. d.ll,. <S«.d... W00DLANT». : Jv Land and Calcined Plaster, “.'TiirtuW. m..- IS1rL,^'u“a This plan 1* quite popultr and profitable tncitie. and large towue. We hare aa edition uf tbe book, aupcrbfy bontri, wrtli maative panelfad •dee, which ha* been every where received with marked favor. Subscription! for the Pictorial '.tibia, iu thu atylr aud >□ tin* wav, can be obtained to an almo«t unlimited extent, a* there ia no outlay'<*4 maavi that Ute Bible leader can OMke. • >ich will yield him «e neb a return. e W of u e X ueXornStf (*s ufn wM August 10. 1871. Agents on the Instalment Plan X «!■ •« CASTLETON. MW Warehouse en Broadway. EXetKIBACED AVEMT« .r K••M »K' in Children, Fllett, BIUoiu CompUlnte, Low of Appetite, Erup­ tion of Uheiikin. Fimplee on the JU—d; aloo the beet Diuretic in for Kidneg CbmplainU, O'eak Baek, Polu iu the Intent. Lumbaffo, Grarri, Hhnunntitni, •smoS.insscBimoa. iscnev. *!a w V of a w V M oxafeiretox Wk Of nW K JaNHerkVyJrMf/resfdoM, lw!4 <-’"«cbe» are attached to thia tram ai ■* Counties in the State of &O Cent* u Mtle. «•« P. M-fClMne-jTuro^ MARBLE As cheap a* «»y »bop in th* State, N. B. We will attend to tho removal of and re-dre«*ing old tiooM. <itg Jininiigall CHOICE L.E. STAI’FFER. GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES. Shop near the Boaton Cash Store Creek Srcet. Oysters and JiyerMhmenbs. * Vnfn wj^ i nefreM ' l»«of»«rk THORN APPLE.J on hand at all hours. 25yl H. A. BUBBLE SELECT SCHOOL. foci nn th* <Ut of September, al the ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, Preparatory for Teacher*, and thmewlta feet inUrsated to pul to a jtood uae tfor advantages they desire from such a source, conatanlly adding tberotoDrerv Blade al expecting to attend abould be prwttl on that day. Young men or women pro­ paring ter teaching, or w&ter school, will find the Mnddiee so arraogud as e*peci*J1y to meet Grnnt A I’ll illip*’ Htore. • Rofn wM neXofn«X A fine stuck Jest Otexku COME A.TVY> !- for warm meals at all hours, Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. YANKEE SPRINGS. GROCERIES i® B-’K I Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. Wo will cheerfully give all information desired. X>. B. COOK Ac, CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEY B Pure Wines and Liquors! FOB MKDICIRAL FURPMKM. OffMiCt P. 0. fuvaaatinn, addrea*. MVRR18 K.-JMUTU, Aaayria. Ussllags, Bid �Ths “Pitiful Story" Humbug. life Re|»d»Lici\|< Detrol The New York Journal of PJILY TURING TBE TRIAL. W. H. IWLMR8, - ~ Call 0 ~ ~ FahHrfH^ for millinery stales. . goods of are ever represented as fighting alone a a House. terrible battle with want, dinging to their virtue until hunger. »he agaunt at the door, baa rendered them desperate, and yiddlng to their sad fate only when utter misery and destitution leftthem no MICHIGAN trirtML N. R. Grand. River Valley Division *.x arTt.T ifayi. liter, they id accomp| their BTAT10M. I NAIL. agro&sw'? An Every-day Story. LiTraJune. iiaStfF»t ■ ‘‘Hello John, where areyoi^Joing?” . “1 was going do.wn here tobtiy. some grocers.” ' “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mfne?’ "Dowu-Jb Align IT TThtf ; never bo’t any oT’hfm,’' ‘T aIwiyi''g!JrtKere to buy long ago 1 bo’t a whole 00 of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, tbibe. ’JO per Cent.'cbeiaper than I could buy any where else. Beside* ho wakj iT. The crockery He keeps is tbe'Boot’s celebrated Ware;” ■, • 'r ' “Well, ! altrays do so on groceries, Lkpow vja.eano.Beside*,d»e,takes CCOM. gnad^jtsp.dp.13 0,r M. « 80 * mI Cal«d»U« Vermontville <*omo "Dnues ‘‘brides 01 of iue the come ii 0 111 8? Charlotte Eaton Rapid* r» I ».<•■ .t MvALLEN, Washington Black. -Aug. 18,1*71. -r'Tret' p‘. tn ■■ ■■ Do not chdnr to have the only Mold; tngMarhine la “——county, ---- — but“the/ ■elaBany that ,Wilf wiif .stick sUck onyandFail any end all onUMChiMfoa MiohWBaUk.sbGr.R.i'**™ one »> that Tralaao---------Grand RapiL for Muk««oa aid Whit* .kludd 01 .Moldings lh*^ needed. tHah«*ra &sUmb al TOCO 1 buxm. >' They a,PO h*V€on hand a large number r*E*rra-*trooo» B>. DetroitRxjire-at of doors, saib, blinds, moldings.' window framea, 4iC., tbit figures for cavb. 1 I• Local hbjijies Notice?. . ’ .”i———111—. ............ i . Go to Commins &‘Brown for •■Paints, j Oils, Varnishes, etc^ ‘ ’* ’ ‘ . At we are unable to fumithback num­ ber* from the eoninencemcnt ofi the iuiu of. ' ourDaify, tfeicill take lubecripttent far, Twettiu-firr Cmf, ~,A- SZ^.d A." What scab been done can be done Ocenly-Jice^Ccnlgper 9eck. Send tn your namee Immediettely and Commence now. again.—There is hope for every young man who so ardently desires to succeed. Look over the Grand Rapids Bubiness'CoLLJpEyqURNal and notice the universal ad^ccM of their students. New goods has Just arrived at /• . ■ t R. Mudge's. LOCAfTEVENTST ANOTHER RAILROAD. LOST. This morning a paper parcel, contents, two yards Brown Einprss Cloth and two papers of phis. A Reward will be paid to any one leaving the above ’parcel at Goodyear A Striker's Hardware Store. needle, and utovm®, — , day by day and far into the watches of tbe night for the “ere«tpiU*Dce-eatfcvly enough, when it comes without inter­ ruption, to keep soul and body together ; and when it fails through a few day » sicknees, or a lost connection, leaving th«m wholly without resources to the msrdlesa Uses of an unpftying world. The editor goes on <«> .*■*•* that no young woman in good health, skilled In any womanly accomplishment, need fall o* renjlinehdlvecmptoytnentorbe driven from this cause to surrender that which should be os precious to her sa life—adding: , Girls who can do even plain sewing are wanted by respectable employers all the year round, and when dne is once proved, the demand for her time is »o greattbat hertwtUMUursJosllc each other in thsir-eflbrta to sedure her services. Those who can fit dreasee. or even take old ones aud rejuvenate them, ean go (Mil nearly every day in the year into a family at from one and a half to two dollars a day. : and three good meals thrown in with the price, returning every night If they choose to their own Clover Hullers! SUPER10B’ ^SHERRY AND STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL Kal^jnnzoo and A.nn Arbor . .• .,!lf BALL{ GALE AND KAMAMA^QQ,. . . .. • • SAWING MACHINES, ... < , . ■>! tilll-.ot BrO.' HARROWS, -< . and the largest stpcjc of days since, even in midsummer, tried to hire a girl to do plain sewing at one dollar a day, her meals to be taken in AGRICULTtTKAFL m fc.n half a dozen recommended to her before she could find and -•--------•••*- one- -disengaged, ----then securedher«for only • part^of the naed^tiirie,'b«eatee*he had M?‘toanv other calls. A smart younggill, who !■ only skilled In plain sewing upon llneu and muslin undergarments, goes out with or without her sewing machine at two dollars a day, and a friend at our elbow has been waiting for several Weeks lb adctiteu turn at he*Service. The fault is, saya tbe Journal, In concluafon: . ■ The love bf dress and ornaments; a hankering after a life of ease and pleas­ ured a leoscuesi of moral Moue, leading gtortv ft*t*fon«tJleb*niej>5tBeAjwn ; ward j»ath; demoralizing books and tiajx?™, fostering unchaste thought • Idle hours and empty beads, and a cheek where a modest blush Is a strange; three —and nnt the lonely. garret, the worn, weary fingers. *nd thodefekt after years of resolute struggling with adversity— arc ‘ the' true pretax* of ‘‘The Pitiful Story." ,,,,■* . . ' Books and Book Maken. /Mtrfere Ihilarf Aare tubteribed in tbit City already,for the north' u .. . . r. f ..j __ j , . ■ Mr. dtuikm »* out of danger from Ins and eouth rund, and more.* expected h»kllaU$i|l new.' । added todbit noble liet. Call'^ther meet-1 . * . I t^xrxeroopr^OrT^lih,n^^^h““ , WHiEEIu GULTIViA-TORS, MACKINKRY , County,—for sale by . E. P. BURRALL. jn john Wriwrtt’* Hudtrare Stori, Browg-lTJew Block. J. w. & C. G. B1NTLBY, !SueCt»«ot» to Dletry MANUFACTURERS OF SA.SH, DOORF, BLINDH, MOLD1NGF, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. BroaiZny, neetr ricor. ewell.the eubecriptiotu to tn ajnowt that will' .... . , , , Attention ! AF I have a yoke of cattle and a single nnnr* T^°JB horse for sale. Will sell on time lor DOUBT. All honor to the men echo are and, u back again at Washington. good jiapor. IL J. Giuxt. auittiny flat imporlanj rnterprite. ; An Austrian complete edition I Aug. 30, 187l.'t ■ SchiUe®, of good paper and print, t, is an-, Times HtoIv.. j nounced at i!u cents. “Oxe. stormy night in winter when • George Sand’s new novel, now ap- J Another Kailroad. the winds were blowing cold,” I bought pearing ns a serial in the Revue det Deux i Lecture to-night— . me a pair of boot* and rubbers at Maus’. j Mondeo, is;eutitled “ Fruncia.” . Got! to-day, 112 8-L Earl Russell will soon publish an cs-1 The days of grace on account* due j say, reviewing tho foreign policy of I On Woman's Work. the late firm of Dickey A Bently, are England during the last three hundred Locals are scarce to-day. pretty nearly out. Those interested yeats. .' < ; . . ■ | will do well to take notice, dtosepl Weather warmer to d *y. _ ) Irlp; seventeen j editions' 7^000 I। » about about: Tt^OOO Our daily is three weeks old to-day.' Another railroad will not effect the ______w copies of tho'toveril " Village ullage Tales" Toles'1 of I 8<J. Smith litawll coming. Frid«, fl<'«J<>l'l Auertach. tbe Gormn. inlborl low jirices at Maus’. . ----- _______ J I has been published. evening, at Union Hall. Wasted. Wanted. o , l"*1. " ।, »»»w vuuvwuuiuu Tho educational nuiuocr number 01 of Air. Mr. i>eyLeyEvery one having unsettled accounts Old Settlors meeting Saturday. We । poldt’s Lilertry Reriew will soon be ready, to call and settle the same by September will talk aboutiit to-moBror. ‘-i-----eighty :_u*----------J ' is- a—mon - ­ 1 ’It*— contains pages,—and 1st. for I must have my pay. •• ' ument of haru and thorough work. 10wl Mahon Allen. ' If e are every day. solicited to furnisi^ Tlotcs of Teeth Mrs. Helen Hunt has loft her HartBarlow takes hi* seat as principal. . —------ re » re *---- -— f°rd home ta sjiend her vacation at for less than our usual price, hacked unih the coinplaint Dox’t you know where to get your GrAdtng hbl Grading hkl couimoncoff coihmoncaff ron Broad- Bethlehem, N. II., the scenery of which of parties ichp say they are unahlr'tp'nay BO itf,uch. boots and shoes ? I do — at J. Maus’. way, on the ftHl oppqrite-AMn Bailey’s she hAM ofteft had'oecasiurf to .speUk uf ACow to give-all a chance to havb\ ith who heed and — l>—— • 1 in terms of prafooIn her articles. residonce. ' ’ . should have them, w.e willfrom. j I defy, for a few Cancer can be Cured. weeks, drop.thepriec almost onc-A Eighty thousand copies of tho first 1 Wo\wiltnow niahe Snuff takers show tlieir appreciation L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer 01 the' article tliey love sb milfch by pinch­ number of tho household edition of full and Complete sets for$2\.‘. igle Plates. Upper Charles Dicken’s “ Oliver Twist,” with or Under fid..,. .... mixture is warranted to euro ali cases ing if. . . ten illustrations, were, sold iu London. of cancer and scrofula in every form. Tho Spectator, in a favorable criticism Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Adr 11 is staled that during tho post year on Mr. Warner’s “ Summir in a Gar­ dress L. N. Mixer,. a new church has been comjJctod every den,” expresses tho opinion thatin works Hastings, Mlob. /three working hours for every day in the of quiet humor, iw well as tho wildly Office over Grant f Phillips’ Store, Hastings, JUic}i. extravagant the Americans excell. * his gnx^ea, groceries, , 7 ■ 7i , . Mavs is bound to sell ura Qr woo<leB . . . . . .• . b "• I- • Iron or wooden pipes ore ihe only and boots and shoes if he don t make a thHt AonW beSised zzzzi for . water to DIED. cent j run through or stand in, which is to be MICHAEL—In thiicity, oa Biradsy.Sept. 3d, of •i used lor drinking purposes. . cousMdre chill*. Emma M v. yoatweX d*aKht» 11 cent sugar at Busell's. H. A.'GmkIvmt ' tf»nTSlriker. John and Mary Jan® Michael, trod two yean . - ----- ..res » — ----of Jobs.nd:MiryJan®} Rubber mope at BuecU's. ;t{ juSimdal-wood. was. formerly obtained on*a>reih tad tw^akyt. I in large quantities from the Fejee Islands Peaches fresh and nice at BnseU's. NEW PLAN. Best Fherry wine, bitters for dyspep­ I by the East India Compopy ; now, the CASH POLICIES. . precious wdod is very scatco in that di­ sia, at Bubell’b. rection. ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SfD[X0 4*r , /-• > WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. .ILL OUR WORK W^RRcKYTED STEWART & STEINHOFF- N O USE Goodyear & Striker M. W. RIKER. mm! WOW The Town Talk R. D Munson, of Vermont, has inven­ UW.M7 34 Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ ted a clock, which is more ingenious, mmi » 3BJZI3 gars jp*t rereived apd for sale at the more complicated, and decidedly more 3400000 00 serviceable than tho Strasburg time­ City News Depot. piece ; the wood work is covered with som^htaf new, id«i> Uut*lhn»nt scroll work and national designs; in the Tax Laboest Stock of School Books ball of the pendulum there is a minute NEW PLAN. CASH POLICIES. in tho City nt the City News Depot. time-piece, which keeps accurate time and plays an air at tho end of each hour, Best cheese in the city at Buscll's. it is so constructed as to piny sacred m u sic on Bunday,'and patriotic airs on na­ A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the tional holidays. , J; > , , ,, City News Depot . fAxohiks C«cet Episode.—On tbe ad­ For Photographs and Pictures, of all journment of Court for dinner on Sat*, kinds, call oh J. F. Minkler. ’ urday, Nre Field approached the RevNEAR THE BANK. . ,: Tpwxj. TxW‘ K.'C. B. a^4 E. B Mri Fiat, wffio- . was seated, beside the Ike best stook of Meat always on hand. - HbII, ih~ »l *. bwfjwi..r (Sp^ ’ ’ ‘ lvnndesaid to C*ll .nd O« your Ste«k, ItoMU, ■ " , t .^Tpft^pnore yr any tiling you want. in.the Poet Office. "l™ ’ ■ ■’ *ru 3 ip. the market at Post than a thousand dollars for telling those UTH. Cheapest fruit Jar nt Btnell’s. lies?' Is it not about time tbatj i^e. Re­ spondent and wltnosfe^ in ftfi case The place tbbuy your 'boots' and sIumm W.12X812C {Dealers in Ctilltit JOHN WOLF’S CEN1BAI. Meat . Market is at LuEXfJT’TItWJIlHLL FURNITURE OF EVERY UMPDFIXTimU "UUUliLrilUW. Cfc®«l*r better th.n *.r , either «t 20*8-j'A*'Mis Of IT OK BOb-IOl " Runyan'*. insane woman ? • Custom -work mk#e on shortJnotice, in iobdJtyTe etU-riS'Mtbfe price* ' oh}1 bachqj,,out old Ladies’ fl ne shoes of’fhe latest*styles they tire -useless Ks1 Weed-, they should at Runyan’s. be served in the same manner—choked. . First Mich. Mjle. W.™ B..r. ' l. e. sum ;W.iUA< AGENTS IfPR THE Detroit Stoves, • ■ -■ Lobe ■SHAJWi.tUF.' Superior Iron. THE REST IN TRE WPRLI>. a .. ........ mtmi Mitt, Iron. Nailg, Glass, .UKUtOt ’.■. I Kt nuu, I, TOHN W0LF --‘‘'A Ahn tlte " •- •• •' WOODLAND PARLORS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-05.pdf a61b327fbeb9cbd9121113eb430f0c1c PDF Text Text ®l)e tjfl6tin9s banner. DAILY .EDITION. VOL. I. HASTINGS, MICH., TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 5, 1871. NO. the door. The door raa partly up«>u epeu wu«i when mbe returned. Tbie tta moot the Pipers left till Vanderpool came I basement under it and the floor wa* was in the door. The door wa* poruy vil--------- tat way tray of of coming in from uo»u feet above ride- and I *aul — Mimelhiug it* bring d back. The Monday wo were in the raised, probably six feci uvGVv the the- sdc■——a - about i convenient w.u. 1 did not go to obureb that day. ... .. T I - rarallra.1 bank, after the disappearance, I noticed I walk and there was a platform there, I i open. »/_. My ..attention --was called tlie WCVt next (..TUH town, I fllfl IlOt C%> t<> ChUtCl! llUll UUJ • . Mr. and M»< Piner . ere al our tauje was sitting on that platform when they I day to the door being open. totters lying on the floor and I noticed w-" «« nlnHmro when thev . duv to the door being open. Mr. a Twentieth Diy’i Proceeding!. .miuatan Dy Mr. Mr Lothrop. Loturop. 11 nleo Ital day vlMtiug. We tad bnykround, the corner from over the ' ^.Crofs-cx ami nation by . one addressed to Herbert Field and also came c from tta a rat rad p^l, frat about 9 o’doek and after I was not talking with them at all, j was coming f-—. — r"" .****» j a little aachel lay there open, which had hill. 1 I di I not notice my husband went down to the hank Moaxixa session. up the street home. I dil not notice ! letters in it I also saw some blankets bad 1hail no conversation with them, they on any ^other door open. I don’t know finish settling up with IiebL Hu had I on tho floor aud think there wero some ’went across the street to a cigar store. .rtafber the door door of ortho .he. .hopwas «. : on a grey buiv “hX^d. the shoe ------ wrad paintings of Field’s which stood in the ;It was after I saw them that 1 saw this open, nor±e did I notin. whether enop the drug ! color Boomed to ta on the "; September, 5th, 1871. man come out of tho bank door, proba­ hnd worg worn Miss Lottie Scribner’* testimony con­ corner. Know Ingram, Secor, and Con- ibly half or three-quarters of an hour af­ etore wu open. I didn't notice nny door >u worn off rn pUo~ Ho had particularly. 1 did not state in Connerconvor-1 bra ms panw iu his «.» boots -------'T’”5 tinued: Mr. Vanderpool had arranged over by sight and remember that they porticulerlr I prat. in end tray, ter. I do not kuow who were on the ration with Mr. Braith, flint holt of the .rained with tho leather raound tta bet­ _ -iL ■*»_ C_ia. dl.„» hull of thn ' adninMl W to go with me to the boat with Mr. and called at Vanderpool’s huuso on the day after the arrest. I do not remember steps at the time, there were two or Mis* Piper, but he did not go, a* he , tom. , wr* was open. ‘ throe parties there but they were all door went for medicine, having been urged distinctly whether they were all there stangers to mo, don’t know whether they Re-direct.—I did not say in that con- i. Just a moment Wore Mr. and Miss halt open. came in from - church by Jill of ns. We thought ho could get together. venation that the door was was half open. Piper Piper were resident* of this city or not ; I was ---— ------Que*.—Did you state to them that back in time. 1 was present when the reou after you returned from Canfield’s looking toward* tho bank, sitting facing I said when I saw Pipi’ra started for the boat, and when Phibbs let’s go m hill, Vanderpool went out and Mr Piper that way. 1 saw a man come out, os if “ .ram],.," ho ..id, "it would ta . good -^X'nS oo^gunuraral in Vandeqtool started for medicine. He camo in about 9 o’clock and waited till j•io lock tho door and then go .away, di- i — had only stepped oat of the house when I tho boat whistled ? ' ugonally across tha street; hi* clothe® idea. Mr.’ Hughe, tta. ratad ttat the do- I ^T.X"id wtaVta°“let ta^ they started. I remember this from the were dark, I did not see lum again. 1 ■**Ans.—No, I did not. fact that Mr. Piper came in immediately pantw, which l>elongod te ;;jwJ\riod\o rail Mr. Vatari«a Sc^l-Jh-e geuU«»eu were had never been in there but that once josition of Mr. Hall bo read, when Air. ; browu jr Wo spoke about the ponte, I...V »n..r I boil mltod him 1 tuSed “V,™1 “J ‘Vj। and never went in again. It wa* about Church asked the Stenographer i* be j^|r back. After I bad called him 1 turned ‘; Mr. Russell, Mr. Briggs and, 25 or 30 rods from where I sat to tho saw Mr. Hall give bis testimony and if: H® cams in at tho kitchen door an and looked at the clock and it was a lit- ' house. Mr. Bullis and others had alio beenI building. I did not see any body else , , i, there wore no person* present but me, tie more than half past nine. The Pi­ *- bufin a moment the come out of the building, or enter either he was drunk. )t I। 'there, in addition to tho others. pers started as soon as they could get Tlio Stenographer stated that it wa* । pi CAm.. bomo from church and my i Thomas Wheeler being sworn, said :: the building or the street My atten­ ready. I do not kuow the time the! tion was not particularly called to tins his opinion that he was drunk. i husband stepped to the dinning room (Examined by Mr. Cheever.) steamer left, for I lid not look at the Mr. Hughes said that he conceded j do(jr and to Mr. Piper while he j 1 reside at Muskegon, aud have been man’s coming out of that building, can­ clock, give any reason whyit Iwlr noticed it •| that ho wra drunk, but bo tad tapt him 1| y.t. .tad, on xt —gu pants, and I noticed vJoek, but but should should think think it it was was a j half M an an j ^uainted with George Vanderpool for not XiEILlX ’XX! th™ T —^ll.u.4 U won lift.'1‘ I hour before the boat started. Weosuld .. ., . to. > enort ro. conceal thi* from Piper- . tta ’ oOTtrreuta horn ttat I first shut up for »»c ti Be to got | ’’ ’ ’ a.miXrSS see the loot leave from the house. Mr. ’some time and know his general repute- ]. 11 hoard ..... i nuu. uV - ---------------- -- - D - , . requested1Mr. Piper to help mm tion for honesty, integrity and humanity ' heara rue occurreu-x» ____ ilm Vatfderpool returned at five minutes to mentioned the circumstances to Finer. Piper. I> out „r of hiln l.r.fnTO before *he wa* sworn, “" Q batli-tub into the wash room, to be good. eleven, aud I know this because I loekr I remembered it after Mr. Field was b(j always hod a suspicion n* to . dhfld these pants on at the time.— Cross-examined by Mr. Eggleston. b< whilkj H<> changod W. clothra at the Um«' ol ed at tho clock. I noticed nothing un­ ; Became acquainted with him soon af- taraing and prarad tta rtraark Ural 1 usual in his appearance. He bad acme i ter ho came, and. while in tho service of notirad. man ooramg out uf Ural build„;d wall wad bi. tali- | raking too bath aud put on black elolta. X£houl. I did tta houra-work mymedicine with him, some pill* in a little jj Smith ft Odell before be went to the iug ttat day. 1 raid, ttat Ito. wra tta , Mr. Cburah raid, wau, r«u XS"i-n ho wa. *taking the bath bath ,, “n otinnr tho lx>x and rarara he wok the medicine in some |, war not .ay I was acquainted bank 1 saw, I might not have seen him mony and sec if-it reads eooer. apple inple sauce, sauce, 1I was was present present at at the the. time. time. 1 jean not kuow whnl come out of any other, there were no Hitchcock then read os follows : our company wore m the front part cl • ' the house somewhere. W e had our He He took too^ the medicine^ medicine in the the kitchen. ( £ testified in regard to thia in Kalama- door, on toiafldr. to,, tank budding Whikyte » « Ubtoiit I wm Coding u. soo. Do not ____________ know of my ___________ own knowl- know ta Zo°ratr*o^“tank.'ta to. .mtadtaMj. Hugbra^ ta^ dinner between three and four o clock. After taking his bath my husband came itadtarpurt of the Umv, *“« F*rt “' । wllCn he wont i«to tfie W»r ur "tan out and got me some water, and.then the tin.o w«. in tta .itling Toomv. . „ ----------- nut i .he returned. He------was...in»Reyenwu, Hill went into the parlor and was there till Uuc..—Wbnt dll Vandinpool «M «« I & Co's, employ after he came back from Mv statement was that 1 saw a ;»th day of September, at yauey s to his whtTMtauls during hi. nhwuev । war and wa^vitL wa-Swith them ibcct about t"'two years iug. IX,lie out of ttat building; f told non. T wa. m too wood, .t Ctoybrak. dinner was ready, except as I calk'd him funding ; i «»« nets. » "•o ’ , to assist me, and during this time I no­ when ho reutmod. I I judge of his reputation from 1 man -----I1 think. judge hi* ticed nothing unusual in his^conduct or ■fibjootiun .unde hr Mr. Egglwton.and the position ho occupied and from see- Piper that I saw u man _ _______________ door, II ”msan ing him in polite society and lathe com- that >*" the appearance. , ij;:e.tfe> withdrawn. After I did up the housework wo CUUBU irara. rar ——--- ---- -­ Have taea in the bank often and no­ pany of reputable persons. Did not went out on the front pinua below, ana subscribe to tho Vanderpool fund. I because I had a conversation wun ticed the aanwt It waa '«rv much sat there a little while, dunng ghwh Mr. Cheever then asked Me. Hughes. worn and of coarse material. WWk' 1 I 1time the gentlemen were smoking, men was there something, was said about whether he wo«M admit tho testi­ There has been a building put in tines 1 returned from church. I also Mr. Piper went into the, house and lax « niter paid any particular • it from tho fact tha* before leavmgbomo . getting a new carpet for the bank. mony of Mr. R- W. Taylor Xta" to taTX b-iUtltSI -> “«*• * '“k “ X' Xr down on the lounge again, aud the rest Ques Twns'th^re^'wn given at me the jumBi™ Manistee trial,M «»—,-» iprinted in of us went up stairs and out on the up­ were on that ride. I did not notice any ! Just after I saw Ii®W, I a* nng tt, and what wa. the n P pumphlat, or whether it atauld ta per balcony and were there a httl iwrMin* passing on th® sidewalk that af- I ihUo’s and it wa® iu.. one o ctock. while, during whirh time Mr. uccor Olijaetod to by Mr. Eggtafi- wb.rh . 1^ y • testified to by perrons who board it ? terooon I wa* looking toward, the m»*-cxamined by Gen. Cuteheon.. I t,asred and spoke to Mr. V. about mm was « n med aud exception, noted. "^,'toeUdtt wm MW in Mr’ Ch”rt* ’’"''’“T"1 “i bank, on 1 the tint thing I *aw was the | nm lambennan and return from tno pictures ho had hod taken of the house. al»out wv Wjang to make the car]>et , R t tho Attorneys on the other nde do man „„ at the door with his back toward wood. <?rery fortnight. 1 com" home When we came down stairs we were 1 saw him first with hi* back to- Saturday*. I wa* t0 i walking about the garden looking attne - • 1 ’ 'was there, — *'•■» ’ al,Out as thevy^leasod with it He did mo ,----while but T1 thought 3,0 aoL • aud he turned round and went (wda wben I saw Held. He wa* on fruit trees, when Miss Piper ptqpos more about it. While there 1 heard not j cull it a satiMactory or truthful re,uC> the sidewalk on Rivor street, I- nooded to go to Canfield’s hill, which we did— that a diuJutkm of the tina was con- port, by any means, but no more imper- ' j^^sreef.—I was looking that way v to me but no words wero paused. 1. wa* On our way we stopped at Mr. Cbno•••Miniated. Field had »ot decided 1 walking slowly, did noetic® unclothing. ver’s a moment to look at the garden— j feet, perhaps, than the memory of per- | whether he would remain at Manistee i ■ It rained about 2 o’clock and again at 4. When on the hill I thought I saw Mr. ! sons who hoard it would be, and ho i^-^^exominution : i It ram or go elsewhere: I remember the oeca-;, d were seven or eight persons near Field coming and said “there cemM or Mrs. no. Vanderpool - ■""•■1- •_ - ---------1 ■ w |. agreed to admit it «. the 1 rarauB.ion ion of arrest, itamost r perfect, •■ bnt he was the Field,” when my husband turned around prraent nt the nms end wo wore utlta w ol,raimsi. I «me ta bet J. and said “Where ?” . ^tinner* Mr. Secor —-- her. dinner table. Mrbecor c_ arrested Cheever then read from ♦l"’ ««•>• 1 did not notice anything unusual in Clues—State the conversation *' his appearance at that time, phlet as follows : . tween her and Secor at the time of the R W. Taylor being duly »wuni said 1 live in Muskegon, have resided there wben. the doer that leads out eud ho noddbd to me and I nodded back, . Court look the usual recess till 2 P-M arrest. Objw.tou.to.do by Mr. Egglatou rad .tat ta a£e. totaled in Mytagtoi i my iptation withdrawn. acquaintance ha* been no different than ’ Mrs. Vanderpool's testimony continu­ I lieurd the dirauing "f th« will any voung man who would lx* ed : WheJ wo arrived home from our talked of at too time the now rarptowra cleriringinnBtoJe. I had romo dealing walk to the hill, wo sat down on the .noken ot and thia conreaatoa took withhim occasionally. IRemember tho Mr Hughes then read th® testimony j alowly. Wlien I first saw him I was front piaztu and engaged in lively con­ place in the bank when *“'’"1“^ time that he moved trom Muskegon, my of WlUiamF.. Stato a. gi-fcr tta he versation. When it became quite dark Ld Field btuiMM »«• ” MilhmgM, drirnJ"”' 1 went in and got a light and we sat down dufense at the Kalauiaroo tnnl, wbica j passed. me x to help clean the bank. Mr 1 wg# was wituin uireo feet loci of in in the sitting room awhile, till I propos­ clcrkinc I beSeve. I ■" M«npool proiKiscd to dean the tank rafe taw in September lot. etooe on tta is as follows : i fhim. It was after I saw Field that I ed a.lunch whiph we had in the kitchen. ,-Uug to bo alone. "tan ««“ third of September end r"n“?H1(AT William di. Short re called by the de- :,saw the clock at the Saginaw House and rakj Xt he wanted to do hej»jdhe d.v«. I left Sunder eremng, the fifth. feare: My place of burinot* is adiom- ,saw it was one o’clock. When I met Boon after this I urged him to go for medicine, and when ho said lie wanted on the .learner Mrni.to... I know Mr. i nr the 1’ostoffic® in Manistee, there,]him I was going up and he coming down to accom]>aiiy his friends to the boat. wanted to w»h the down the cobwebs and wanted to gat a ISoer and bi. abler. I ™w 1J”>“ on . . i* in invariable regulation which re- ,the street I coat say that I saw Field I told him that it would be too Z’Xet.a.d Mid to ■»* boCt I bare »een Mr. Field. MW tarn quvvs the I’ostoffice to be kept opea .on Sunday two weeks previous when I, late to get it then, as I had been iuformh* would tret it whileHeld I xvtw there «• x on Saturday nttenwon allting in tho frosn 1 to 2 o’clock on Sunders. It is was home. On Sunday two weeks af­’ ed by Mr. VanPelt, the clerk of the ^dhelr^heit-if-™" tank-tta building dewritad hero in notopcu at any other hour on that day. ter this, I met Mr. Lacey at the Tyson ■ boat, that it would leave at ten o'clock. help clean the bank end it wm,ap~d the evidence, that wa. Saturday tho 4th Mr. Hughes .then asked to have the House. On two weeks after Sunday,i Jfr. Eggleston moved tc strike out the •hat ho should make the tank “>• dav of S.-i>temtar I reuwmom- aeeing depositions of Mr. George Ford and E. Sept. 5th, I left home for the camp about 10 o’clock and my wife and little> statemont of Mr. VonPolt in regard to h...d4U«rtor.tiUtagoiuuu..™-~ “h’a,fcJSt while tare at tbar une. B. Hall read, to which Mr. Church ob ­ girl accompanied ma about two miles on 1 when tho lioat would go to which Mr. When Vunderpocd returned that < , । !n ,h.. street on one or two oc -i....ri'i..|d. innuinns^f »e taw lum in ' k Umt jected an tha ground that there was not the way. Hughes objoctodjjxnd the court allowed After the reading of this testimonyF it to stuud for .tiro present e. a, he had ea..~ I defendant Buffieient showing, and the question wa* -y I tad been there tat one. tatnnlny alia UouK was concluded. Mrs. Helen V anderpool, Mr. Vanderpool had boon gone about dropped. ’ " ' oWXl taould -y. Mr., Mr. Samuel W. < kiell, being sworn wife of the Prisoner, was called to the half an hour when the boat started. tata tarn. U«' densx.1 cotoioK into the bouse w"‘--‘'n.rtartl'iporwM . said, (examined by Mr. Cheever.) I re­ stand, who, being duly sworn, and ex­ Thu Court here sustained the motioh piXr ot milk.au » !■« ^"imtoOtoTta.^.. IM"- side at Muakdtaii, and have uved there amined by Mr Hughes, testified as fol­ to strike out tho statement of Mr. Van­ for nearly 15 years. Have known Van­ Pelt, to which Mr. Hughes made an ex­ “ L Mr Field ..ft. mard, nut 11 know derpool for 20 ware. I know him iu lows : I am the wife of the defendant, was kIk’7hXbr“ilt^fbTd^ the state of N. Y. when a boy ten years married to him in 1868 at the residence ception. He returned at 5 minutep past elevon, room, know the aoo vo old. Ho was in my employ there, and of my parents in Mayfield, N. Y. boon this I Know for 1 looked at the clock. 1 also at Maskegon. Know his general after this we went to Manistee and went Suuaav afternoon. 1 ‘■a'r 3 ra“l* ue was gone and I 83 , . , litoXStable. Ab-ttouocoekMrto helped him to prepare hit. modicino and renutatioa for honrnty, integnty and hu­ to keeping house us soon as we could manity to be good. Know m regard to procure a house. Wo continued to keep be took one pill in apple sauce. I no­ ticed nothing unusual in his appearance. his physical conation, that ho is weak house till Sept. 8th, 1869. I slept with him that night and wo wont at times. Have scon exhibitions of hi* When asked to state what happened to bed soon after ho returned with his lying on the floor ail J', V.ulying down and apparently suffering naim and on one of there occasion, ho on this day to break up the family, Iho medicine. I do not know what timo he ‘,'“’“7 “J™?! «w wound, on bi. stopped and Uy down and said ho could witness gave way to her feelings and got up tho next morning, but I know it SXwS^ ,o was after daylight. I got up somethno so no farther and after resting awhile wept for some time. She then stated noir seven o’clock myself that morning. „d ««■ atooping .ta ho camo on Again at another time he I that this was the day on which her hus- When Jfr. Vanderpool got up and left thia •*» on r4B l w tou. Cm«-Mton>.ned'yMr«g locking the door. I do “ ■ jnnt, tta had charge of rafting logs, and would tho houso, ho wont to clean tho bank [ bandqjs urrested. that ««.. X end .in Fm4 binU. | sometimes help to nush logs around,and Became acquainted with Herbert and returned before breakfast, fori m“’“X'n 1 i’Se> I on some occasions 1 have seen him turn1 know after ho camo back ho went for pale and place his hand on hisbodj andI Field in January 1869, and he boarded lower l»aca tor w.me five and a. half feet high. with us till some time in June, when he tho milk, and when he returned with tho . he „„ was _ ___________ : ray tbal hi» rupture ptaa«l him. know how louK « “* „ 1 milk Mr. Thurber was there talking , went East and returned sometime in hero we went into the kd^^ ■^tamxl al f„™T'““2.Xa millwright, have j 'Mr. Hughe again propped ttat tho July. At this time 1 was in Racine and with me about Mr. Field, and when my uromberil-undlthtokwerMi-taainew «»*« miUwngui, member it. mu . . liner I Mv I'uameM WM . ----- ^.ifion.of . . .. . . . j w-n husband came lie spoke to him and then Fordund IM i.. ta .....1 read.‘-soon after Field _____________ _ my --------returned, husband the table, having a h>«h.,t*U gJto^tato unt in nod M the Deputy Sheriff Mallory could । and „ysclf Hist to visit my par- they went off to tho bonk together. came iu. When be ram. " b. ~1 « not bo obtained to make hia return or ml, and were gone about ol weeke Mr. Vanderpool returned again to ata.nl," *»■! ■>•!>< not ou o wiorAfi »h« d„no- I Wo retuined about two weeks previous breakfast. Had heard Mr. Vanderpool on affidavit, th® «court. ordered the d po^^^1 of Field, and my and Field talk about cleaning tho bonk •darted for the boat. r vnow Xt about hdf-PO-1 mne I knmr *.?££ the night of tta gitions to be readwithout further dis- huaband wont ovcr jmmedi- the week previous to’ thin, and Field thi, tarnuw 1 looked at the dock. , cuMion. , z. ai. ately and when he returned he brought said, “I helped to dirty it and will help •'^l^^tat^Vwhalthe regu- 5lh. ' I feta Mr. Hitchcook then road first the Us- I Scribner back with him. In all clean it” At this conversation my hus­ into ibo luuik fimonv of Geo.Ford taken at Kalama- the relation* of Field with my husband, band said ho wanted to wash windows u,1 to. fee.“■ X. tta ‘ bX .Nta-taX*, -,, . I never noticed anything but the most ; and sweep down c-ibwebs and clean up 'X.M' Ibo zoo as follows : generally. Tho carpet was a very pocr noticed the bo“t “ v bnt 3d -a^aFMi > one, having cost only 70 cents a yard George Ford, when we were X know not notice any whistl®, ^ror by Mr. VanArman,) ’ ----------o parents went by the house without calling, and and it wbb badly worn and very much "X^mi^W tee, have no business, have nothe parents mm»Uy called several tunes a day. Ho( soiled. Since our marriage my husU never had any. I ^red th. ManMan­ । band has been troubled more or less ih 1869 called my husband George, and mo atee bank on Sunday. Sep. OIL, tfter- Helen, and wo called him Field. Ro-. with chronic diarrhoea at times. At tho . time of Field's disappearance ho had a about half past four o’clock in the after ­ u J member Sunday, tho 5th day of SepI ’"oJJl^toSutob. had dinner noon, and the bank door was open, t severe attack of it. Know also that Vill-­ tember. My husband went down afreet was in company with Phibbs and Will > my husband is ruptured and this occurrSX-'Hon- and before breakfast that day to get some iams. I abo «w Mrs. Springer, her Coniitttudon Sdpa^t. moat and came in at the back door' husband and Ladow. I noticed a dog THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. - tai = —r^^toT^s-ikMgg SgS M.’d^-’^ b“i,din(t “S--15; �WwW ajtd ttyiw Card?. lannq, Hxnau, Mien., San. 5, 1871. BARRY COUHTY. We submit to tbe consideration of our readers tho following statement of Mr. Towne, that they may see tbe manner In which they were represented at the meeting of the State Board of Equalizetlon by that gentleman : Tbe report 1* from the Detroit TVihtme. , , HARRY COUNTY evidently never seen ; and when be has Hams, Williams, & Co-, We may have more Io a«y ofthta mat­ ,ter at some tuture tithe. Now, we only Il USSX1D. u .. of Barry wish to enter our word of denial as to Offer to the people <our poverty, in soil or iu stock, our in­ iferiority In mills or in market, and to County a larfc and select ।affirm that In all the essentials that go ito make up an energetic, growing and issortment of Dry Goods, ।prosperous commonwealth, In all that ' - and afull line of . . promises happy homes and • pleaaant I® ifuture to those who may come among ’obds—Every.us. In all that will yield an ample and va,riou* other full reward for labor underrtandlngiy 1 Cheap for ; •done. Barry Is a queen among the oth­ id Examine i <er royal counties of this great and grow­ ।ing State. Cash- Call was spoken for by A. C. Towne, who had no objection to make to the valuntlon of 1806, but thought that the num of $4,403,913, tbe valuation determined by the nupervbore for 1871 was quite suflfdent for Barry under the old system of valuing. The aoil of Barry County was described as very varied and embracing ngood deal of poor land. The c-’unty Circumitantlal Evidence. la an interior one, and iu timber ia not valuable, more lumber being imported by far than is exported. Markets ure A remarkable case, showing tbe dan­ not good; the southern tien of towns of trusting impiiolty to circumstan­ have been tributary to tho Michigan ger 1 Central, and the northern towns to the Itial evidence, has recently been com­ Detroit A Milwaukee. The Grand Riv- ।pleted In Toledo. Nearly three years or Valley llailrvad has Improved tbe .ago Robert Sharp was found doad, with matter, 6ut many towns tire still com­ pelled to transport their pnxlucta, to 1shot and aloga in bls brain. A man icach r. railroad, from 10 to 25 miles. named Harrington, who had been on Mr. Tpwno also maintained that the |intimate terms with the deceased, was northern sections of tlie county are tre- ,arrested for tbe murder. The testimony inendoualy hilly, thu* Impeding cultl- , vatiou and reud-.-ring transportation dif­ was wholly dicumstautlal, but so skil­ ficult and costly. The Grand River fully •• worked up” by the detectives Valley Railroad u;is undoubtedly apprv- that liarrington wa*convicted and sent elated the value of the towns through ,to the Penitentiary. His lawyers had which the line runs, but these towns were almost n wiidemoM before they Income interested in tbe Ci*e, and. al­ were traversetl by that line, nnd have 'though Harrington was a poor man, not become of much more value now. I they d-.-tonnlnod to tight hU cau*c to the The stock of this county was character- end. , After a long and arduous struggle Ixcd aavery inferior and of comparative, ly small amount. Ven- little money has through the District and Supreme Ken accumulated, ami no large cities 1Court*, an order for a new trial was ob­ linve been developed. Hastings has ।tained. and that trial has Just closed. changed ite appellation from a village The . main joints iu tho evidence on to a city, with, however, very little he wan convicted wero tbe appa­ change in it* imputation or resource*. which ' There are no manufactories, except Jrent correspondence of tbe shot in tbe three or four gristmills of some cnpacl- |body of the dead man with that in the ty. Nothing wa* said by this gentle­ shpt-bag belonging to Harringtou ; th^ man concerning the mode of valuation. Wc have no quarrel with Mr. Towne, com»i>ondcncc of piece* of newiqiaper and have no doubt he Intended to do the found near the scene of tbe murder, aud very best thing pn*»lblc for the inter­ assumed to bo part of the gun-wadding, ests of the County ho represented, and with a torn paper in Harringtou'* resi­ of which ho ta an honorable and worthy dence and a piece lu hia vest pocket, and citizen. But we must, as candid Jour­ that the motive for the murder wx« to nalists, looking to tbe future prue]>erlty be found in the alleged fact that Sharp of the County we have chosen a* our *having come to Toledo with several home, protect against tlie statements 1hundred dollars of money, which Har­ made concerning our soil, our timber, ’rington kuew, and that no one else wa* aud our general prosperity. 1 Intimate with Sh^rp. On the second trial it wan rendered^doubtful whether We have »>nie |toor land, aud what , there waa a similarity in the shot. It county ha* notT But wlieu a general was clearly proven that tbe pieces of pa­ statement lunatic for the purpose of , per alleged to have been picked up at conveying the inipn*aion that as a • tbe acene of the murder were not there whole the County is not a valuable one at the time of the finding of the body, for agricultural ptirpoces, and when that ’ uor for a day or two afterward*, and tbe statement flnps it* way into tbe landing Inference wm unavoidable that they journals of the State, and thence all were put there by the detective* to aid over the country, warning the young them iu •* working up” theca»e4gain.-*t famn r to go to other parte of the Slate Harringtou. It was further proven to acek favorable locations, rather than that Sharp wna destitqtc when he ar­ to cast hta lot with u.«, we take «>ccaalon rived In Toledo, and that IKrrington boldly to affirm that there are few bel­ wtu doing hi* best to procure him em­ ter counties in Central Michigan, sad ployment. To crown all, an alibi was Central Michigan ta the garden of tbe (satisfactorily pxovep/ Harrington was Great West. It surely will bo news to (dcelarnd innocent, and the Jury volun­ tbe htnnly and thrifty farmer* of Wood- tarily gave him a letter, signed by every tend, Cori too, Irving and Tltornapplc, memttor, rej>eatlng In emphatic terms that “ tho northern sections of the Coun- I thsir belief in bis entire innocence of ty are tremendously hilly, thus imped- (any knowledge of tbe supposed murder, In” cultivation, and rendering trans- ;and bearing UwlLmony to hia uniform portatlotv difficult" and costly.” Wt good character. The public seutlmeut coincided with this ver­ had supposed that tbe ** hilly sections" uuanimously dict. Th«-U>nn*r employer of H ar ring­ of the County were mainly lu llopeand ton Immediately tooa him into his ser­ Orangeville, but it seems we are mista­ vice. ItcawMte an unpleasant shudder ken. Almost uncousdouely reading to refiect that a person perfectly Inno­ Mr. Towne’s dolorous statements of tbs cent and of good character, raflered two veare’ of degrading punishment and “ tremendously billy’’ condition of our narrowly escaped an ignominious death neighbors farms on the north of w, we for a eritno of which he knew nothing. look on the streets woudcrlng why they — (freeland Herald. do not come to this "poor market" with the >dx-borse Conestoga wagons once famous In the ** hilly atcUona" of Penn­ sylvania. rather than the light oymmeirical vehicle* which are to much in ■ vogue omoug them, and are not as heavy Go therv lor your as were tbe I wo-hoi ee pleasure carriages CHOICE groceries: of twenty-five yonra ago. A lino stock Jvsr Opined Then that matter of " poor markets." It is a fact known all over tbe State, • cqjh,’ AND HEE THEM that a higher price was paid for wool at ______ Hastings last Spring, than In any other Otj»lers and lijereshn^ntn. market in the State. And tAwtay a* we write, teams stand Id our streets before on hand at all hourst wagons laden with wheat raised outside H. A. BU8ELL. of tbe llujils of the county, which have U5yl come hither over those " tremendously SELECT SCHOOL. hilly” roads, because they cun get bqtter prices than at Lowell, Saranac or Ionia. Onr stuck, too, is ** of an Inferior char- , acter and of comparatively small. ELLIS S^CHOOL, HOUSE, ’repiratorj-frr and *llioaewbo feel amount." We have a dirtlnct retnem-; Itere.tcd ‘ to pul toTeacher., "" “ "ina good n»e tbe advantage* they brance of noting a shipment of cattle deatre from aueb a aunree. cunataatly adding the rate. from thia county lo»: full by Mr. J. H. brer* *lti tent expecting to attend tlrould be Lee, and challenging the State to match present on r •• Young men or women pre­ it, which was largely copied, ana which paring tor teaching, or winter retool, will bud the kliiddiva *n arranged ua especially to meat to oar knowledge, ha* not been beaten to this day. We also venture tha state­ ment that Barry County, during the last year shipped more live stock than any other county using the U. IL V. IL MORRIS E. KEITH. AMfrii. R. as a vehicle of transportation, and will abide by thu books of tho various station agents as a final to*>t. Being Mr*. M. A. Morrill wiaha* toannoaaei* to tho la* coitetaully on the mod, during the but th** of llxtino and vteiaily that th* i* ooartaatiy year, tre note «pra.t of what wa L-now. Concerto ng our poverty of lumber, we have only to any that logs were .U af th* lalaat *trl*> rrf Hat'aa I3ona*t*. Fiowr» and Feather, m M l.r.< VMIV. measured last winter in Middleville and WAII »tylo« o( UtKjp Skirt, manafactun-l Nashvilie, by the millions of feet, and rl«r. N«*r th* l*a«t OS-*, on JeTarwn Atreat. . Mr*. M. A. MURRLLL. -witon. Jane lit tSTl. -ulmJ at Quimby, only five mllea cast of this place, a flourishing village with all the appurtenance* of a thorough and «*ou-. tinned growth, we have a place that has been called Into being simply and alone I because of tbe facilities it furnishes for | OaraotT, Fuitnr 13th. ISTl. Kt a : Thia Hstel. so long sod farorably known the manufacture of lumber from logs to lbs TrarHag Public. 1* baiug thoroughly roevery one of which is grown and cut in this County. And yet wc are told that “ tbcra aie *» • First CUm Hom e. But to meet tbe »i»h< no manufactories except three or four grist mills.” If Mr. Towne will come • while in tta city. to Hastings wc will take a day or twd C. A F. LYO.k. proprietor. Michigan _Exchange. ■Bnehctu** 0 CHAS. 11. Mira. Sash ■treat*. Union block. Over Bartow A Ooudr*» Hora, Hartiaa*, Mieh. July Irwl.MtoU etafa** faBlixk. Il**tit>t>. £' J s°ld. things iT.l.'fc E. A. HOL BROOK? ’ Doo rs, Groceries i1" Blinds, an- will not re-; You WM 11. HAYFORD late A*«nt: taad* bonebt ate wkl. ate all btui- &c. the W*11- C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at l**w, Solicitor in Ctaararr. rail •itead proBpUy to all testa*** aatreated to bin Oflee ever J P Roberta * On. « drag atere; uSe gret it- DRESSED WM. L. COBB, lumber ATTORNEY and Ooaatellor at tew, Solleitor la Ofaliii*rr. aad Cirreit Caurt Cowtaiaaiontr for Harry Bounty, will attend to-all l>u,in*M reuuatr J Bbia with arvaaptnoM and Adalhy. Ofloa ia ■pira Btoek. Mitetovilta {ikbisaa. Of all Kinds. HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNIY at tew, lareraare ate Callectlni Cash ' Etorater DaiUm? »f ©• *’• D»igM*<*« HASTINGS, MICH. DRS. J. M. A C. RUSSELL, PHYSICIANS and ffarseva*. The treatment Private Dimaam willjweive uarUcuiarattend 'CnlUiutf BEST GRANT & PHILLIPS Are bound to sell STYLE OF; MEN t*' URS. It. J. fc E. r. BHOH N. I. .U >' 0. UOWlMJFATUIC nr-kU». (Tb« com Uwud (MtaiiMMiy Tbamiar after- JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! PHYSICIAN and Swpea. Dvuiilag cm Broto*ay. near tb» Court Haute. WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN and duntrau. 0®c* art end uf Stale atreet. lie*tint* Dry Goods, DR. C. C. LINSLEY, In lbs City, Manufaetared br WOODRUFF ! BOTANIC ate telaMi* Fhyrielan ate D*ati»t. treat* all ehrvnie ate arete Lreare*: will atten-i toalleSU* b, ter or aifbt. Oheo at Naahvtl*. A. P. DRAKE, M- D-, PARTICULAR attention given ta the treatment of Indan. REMEMBER, Groceries. •rally torelte at MiddlariUe. Ha< m* ha.1 ■va«sa«riawaataH*a*<talate privata prae-— prapsite as treat aU Dt*aM«* Vy th* wwiGe Washington Block, South side State St. iaaaivaa laSmswry atedlaararaofaitiMrvR. imasttv atlaadid ta. novlOOPtf And everything In their line of Good.* nt prices as low an at Jackson, or Grand Rapids, DaT All Styles of Women’s and Chit* And in many cates Lower. STEWART A STEIN HOFF. Suieau aid Mechanical Dentists, ° SGI-btrenT,r °**®t * Store, llaritas*. Tlie Best in the City. IITDEk HAVER. J. C. WOODRUFF. «bw Gooch Just Rocohed ORA.Wj PHILLIPS. • Yp«*. of Nev ' •C rbRadeipbi*. hlrtfonL The Corner Grocer C.H. HICKS, ML MUBINS At Hastings.! WM. 11. JEWELL. Still Cantina* tojteti Groceries, J. W. MAYNARD. Crockery. H, .Y. Bus e 11! To the Ladies!! “1871” pjusn^ him to Middleville, Irving, Quimby and Nashville, and among our iumbsrmen, oar chair, ' ' stave, tool,I car riage and wagon mani hope At a litthat he may strengthen' our MILO T. WHEELKB. Glassware, 30 Years Experience! &.<•., Ac. Isaac w. vrooman. Court Hra«e. Histing'. 0Bo* ■» DEPUTY E.8' M*r»haL Oea«ral CvUvctiag An#’. Cheaper than any Store in Hastings, E. II. MALLORY. Mr. MARBLE haring bought th* Cirdiag M* ebit.* lately owned in Middleville, and baring removed it to Hasting*, an-1 •®P«tr Sheri? of Barry Con ate ; । MiTh^.'n03'”’’ “l Gwrl NATIONAL HOTEL, Guarantee C. H. HICICB. Hu timtn <»tion. JaUXf Great Union Exposition MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, Wool aent by Railroad will bo At Grand Rapids, Corded to order, and sent bock in good SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 AND 13,1571, condition. 1WO FAIRS IN ONE. Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEAR'S Naw Warehouse, Adjoining C. P. Dwigbt A Co’* Foundry. WELCOME MARBLE. Jaly, 1871. tenter* Hit*. Igrlcalliral ill Jkchialcal tecltl;. *W> TWB State Pomological Society Unite toi makiac tta ata*a a grand tanaaalra. r,10' $1.00 for 75c dose out my Stock Gold & Silver Watches, of ZtciZZ Summer Fino Gold Jewelry, Solid Silver asd PM Ware. 0MX1BCS AMD HACK LISE. rro°£OCli.On..°r Mieh><*91»dn.tn- oiw.oiuoos.a„jKji;7SSr>'"r IIEKUICK, Tern, moder.! • Fraprietor. Dry Goods and Clothing at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. n. MUDGE. BOBXBT*. - ~ I «. low. j. ROBERTS k Co„ General IVowm Dealers _ ..‘' -, ., It™— Jomc MICHAEL, > HAMS, WILLIAMS. k. CO~ . ®IU> printed on short notice nt this Office. �•“* b*f™ ">» nuurirt H. «•» «0 itothfat h» tnu. and could not u, hi. 7Z "•b “ «• H* “ Ml the other Objuoted to by ur. Hughe,. Kere heerd my huebeod .peek ia m' and ganl to o dmolntum of the Jfr. Church then uure aud reid, Hut and have heard them talk together they ultra,, Kerned to be liS/Sd hu toatuuuuy hid beep W1 to tho jury uudor th. ruling „f th. Court, »d Z; 1 noticed no difference fc (Mr rofafa. after I hat ™ talked of, ft™ whet ifat bare had hu worts but lh«y lack th, were befcre. They ware it, honre to »M ur-Ao witareuiu. get sailed up that week. Whff «, fore them, which' import.,,, to — u is So important woreEa.t, Mr. Held got two dure, one them nuking U1, (hoir a largo. one and u little bleak and Un , . . . — ~“B up tneir Sreo relrete, d.prired thu pri,. and this Uttlo one ho gars to me tho privweak betore ho went awar. Ha... 'tege of prtt.ua- to him impeaching beard Held talk of K,,m.. , jj,* TtrnttoUft auduu iuk the pririleg., of tho partaerahip <ra, dioaolred. Ha told putting tlu, peroou on tho utand and me about being in buMoos, m Chic,— •buwmg that he lu, told an rutirelr betoro ho came to Jfanistee. ' (lues.—hat did he say about this 9 different story. By the Court: UbiecM to by jft. Eggtretou m, Ao When I admitted tho fart deporition ground that it mu immaterial aud IrrelI ibrurew thi, difficulty ami .append GVHUL ---- ------------------------------------Jt Hughe. Kd U„.y wanted „ to ““Cmurel lu.1 reread the matter sliow that he fat wm,,y th,.^, trtllAa 'HU0D” 'bsuMlW-ft «1m I alroicU hare would account for tho missing condilion precedent to readsaid to have been given to him by IGs#'in{? depositions. leather belting a H'U’ Mr. HughMurguod the point at kuuo ATTENTION! That to buy Goods Good Bargains in RUSSELL 7"°°‘l I You must visit the Can be] had by Calling at Hardware, Stoves, reat Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hastings. We 0flier the following ‘Tax Titles Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. Objection wa,-sustaiuod nud oieep- , "*n,lnK that ho know nothing tion noted. ' , “hour the I'ormor ruling tf the Court al1 visited Miu Hill on Jfoiulay follow*°> via, that thi, moaner of immg y,0 dfapp.or.nor, and my hluband | P^Mog made a condition prreenm ’’uTlV IT °f S’ ,im'io tho reading of tho dopoaifan «ud did* uotfadeXtod' m^bfaTu h muTLV." b “"n'“1 '° ^ A regard to what amount of money Field ' . 1 1 b,>on a “““Pprehonhad in the bank. When my husband I ?O“.,on l,art* for ho ^d not consent came m I said to him that <re did nut *Ilow’W people to go chasing after understand matters alike, and then they i' . I*"00* to 800 yhat they would began talking and she claimed that he I Sa'rri11r ’J1" l"Irlx,9(: of inxpeachiug them. had between $2,000 and $3,000 in the , Th® o‘»J*ct»"n was then sustained bv Lank, when my husband told her that I U‘® ,, ttn l Mr' CK»rch said ho he had drawn out his money so that Y0111’1 ,ho privilege to have the when they settled he only had about ’leP?s,t*0? 8truck from the record. $800 coming to him,nut $000 and this he 7?.1? 5*tnoss was discharged. said ho paid him in monev. Jfvhiubmui , " ilium Ilamwicll wo, callu.1 to the i, always of a kind and mild duporitiou ' ■ !d n„, ““VI"K I**™ prerloudy .w»ru and very hopeful 8*“: b7 Tr Mr. H.W hrt ria,.kinddi^Sou, mT uii.1 rumeumes roiuotimM no lie was wa, cheerful, uhrerfub hope-J ho.w-1 r? . in.. « , r.i °■ miiu r- 0 4 “d“1: ful contented, V..I but 6t other \ fill and nii.l orknf.inl.wl ..*1._ .*timesa he‘ J was despondent and did not seem to be rtoro^wh^ ^*“1 5? ‘ specialty SKIJTER $ DECKER, of LANDS Battle Creek. Situated in the various Townships of Wc will not.be under­ sold bv anv House Large Stack In ^Michigan. Just Received John a. Gkeble, Makk Rumrll. bit____ Barry County—one uf tlie best Michigan, ASSYRIA. DKackirriox wWofnvk sscnox.ionaurTiox. s'. I7;norib Wacre. I’ THE CELEBRATED MAPLE GROVE Farrier’s Improved! GRANITE STATE FOR-BALE AT W. T. EASTMAN’S! Warehouse on Broadway. hctioj tf.W-’ 9K1NNER j- DECKFR. CornSheller! . Counties in the State of CASTLETON. 101..’' 10 a “X"rn,r * WS IJ w S *rfa«X of o c X e U ct u e X a^ ofn wX a Tf/of n w V( Slpw “{“’a w|X n e X of n w X Druggists and Chemists, WOODLAND. and dealers in atoll contented. t v »• i Ato *’?n9 Land and Calcined Plaster, (. • , . .. ,, , । medicine. I did not know but they < ro^ft-examxned by Mr. Egleston : were in the bonk anti I shook the door PATENT MEDICINES. That summer that Field went east 1 ®“d asked, through the key hole, if PAINTS. ■ LIME, WATER LIME. went to Racine in June, during his ab- e*ther wiu in there, but got no replv. OILS, sence. My husband came to Racine of- 1 saw on the street Jfr. Ford and VARNISHES. ter Yield returned, and from there we Mr. Plubbs and sup|KMed they wore turpentUTE, went east, und we visited at Mayfield ! com’ng *row Sunday school. I went and Gouveneur, N. Y. We also spent' b-mie and camo back soon aud was in TOILET and FANCY GOODS, August 10. 187 L two days at Saratoga Springs. fr°Qt uf the babk when I saw Jfr. Hall PERFUMERY. We were gone about 6 weeks. We ttad went to Uw drug store with him to BOOKS 4 STATIONERS. W. H. JEWEIX, started to go to Canfield’s hill before medicine. I noticed the bank door . CHOICE TEAS, sunset. . Did not took at the cluck when । a”d it was shut The shoo shop door Reoistbb of Deeds. Notary Public, GROCERIES, Piper and his sister went away. That °P°a- Noticed no one on tho street CIGARS aud TOBACCO, Sunday night wo occupied a bedroom Kut Ford and Phibbs. J/y wife was KEROSENE LAMPS* FIXTURES off the dining and sitting room. j ’lauding across the street on the other GENERAL CONVEYANCER; My husband gut up after daylight, | c°n>er waiting for me. Absthactb of Titles WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. but did not get up in tho night I know , Crusa-examined by Jfr. Hughes. of lands in Barry County furnished <>n he did not get up in the night for 1 , ^id not know positively where Ford application, at my office in tbe slept on the front side and it would have ‘ UI,d Phibbs were coming from bnt supCITY DRUG STORE, Court House. been impossible for him to have got out i l^ed they wero coming from Sunday W. H. JEWELL. of the bed and I not know it Never t<’hool. State St., Hunting*, Mich. Hatiinqt, Mich. said to Min Hill that my husband was ^Jrrecall^. up and down all night,’ Did Dot say Examined by Mr. Churh.—I knew i to-day that my husband had been gone i lord and had a conversation ■ half tin hour that night when Piper came. wit‘u J'im in rajM^op, some days after . Remember writing to my husband from the disappearance of Yield, upon that I Racine. ' i subject. Mr. Canavan was prosent. I QUcs.—Did you sta e in that letter i H9'tpd George if he was not mistaken that you knew he was ont of „ftHeilCo ! about the liankduor being open when with Field from the wav he wrote, and htJ one half of the door was open, that you did not blame him ? for >ou kna< 9°°r in “7 ri‘°P •. two parts and it might have been that. Jfr. Hugnesobjoclrt to previag lb. | H, iropprt hi, heoil u moment and , contents of a written document in this ; said I meant to say that tho duor was way. half open instead of half of it being Mi. Church thought tho proposition ~in. 1 had a conversation with Mrs. ringer in my shop and asked her very simple, fur here was a witness who ieh day it was she saw Field and testifies to an extraordinary state of mu 6 4he could nut tell whether it was good feeding, and by r- ndiug a jxrt of Of Home Manufacture, the letter in this way, wo do it simply .to HeniyS, Udell being duly sworn, refresh her memory and .v*e if ahe can­ said (examined by Mr. Church. I not recall a time when there was an sliI reeldo at Mantatec, and am a survey­ enatiou. or. Knew the Tyson House. to the Being asked wbat was proposed to ' Mr. Hughes said that if a pait of a ; | show by tbta wltaees, Mr, Cbdjrch statletter conld bo proved in this way, on a I Sole Proprietor of cross examination the whole of it might ■I ed that they were going to show that it ; would belmposdble for any one to see the , . be proved iu the same way, which vio- i ®rw x. LUMBER, LATH, ail! SHINGLES JOHNSTOWN. k 31 BALTIMORE •X «*»•’* 19 e lOaof a w*/uf« w,V HASTINGS. pi O! n e t or;n e t i. w j exc«ft Secret W CARLTON. For the . BAHRY. BEST AND CHEAPEST BOOTS MB SHOES, HOPE. • HofaaX i" n •otitirc au i •.neireor 1-. n efreof n«| n e |of n »|ll RUTLAND. Go SHEPARD’S W COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, lated every principle ot law and the rX“"<Jdh well established ru> uf our Supreme j depo sition read tills morning. ^^X^."-.rer.yon ’ Court, aud to this j>oint he cited the case | -—- — -------- w - , Udo with the street, and in war ; •' -­ of tbe People vs. Lightfoot, 16 Mich. . _ a Uno In front war. . * ren an relarvatmt elevated nlntfnrnk platform with with aa flight flight Of of 1 Price, only 50 Cents a Bottle. stairs leading dbwn to tlie street, and I ------M^ Church thought the gentleman located an instrument at the Tyson , •HUaartielehas been thoroughly to.tod House and measured the distance to -nd found - sure and .p^-iy cum for was premature in his objection. If Jfrs. tbe bank dour, and nolle®! how far I th. following complaints. Vanderpool doos not recollect such a let­ short of the lama of the door, the line of jaundice, Itullyestion. SourStomrtelouwoul.lteU.ndfouu.l u would be j, CreHrenre,. -Vrrroiu and ter, or such a statement then it is time importable to r»ee ibe bank or shoe shop ---------nd. to re. ,hc bunk or .hue .bun c„„^ah„. to talk about the letter. The objection door from this point, ns tbe line of vision Fever itAgue, Dyspepsia, ll'omis was over ruled and an exception noted. only reached about 14 inch®* into the re­ cta*, which was some two feet deep. in Children, Files, Bilious Com­ Ans.—It ta possible I did write it but plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ Qucs.—Wnat in tlie apparrent ^dis­ I do not remember. Do not know that tions of the Skin, Pimples on the I ever said I thought ho would bring tance between the two doors from the Face, and all Diseases of the Tyson House ? disgroou upon the family if he ever mar­ Blood: also the best Diuretic in Objected to by Mr. Hugh**, which ried anv member of it. Do not remem­ Use for Kidney Complaints, ber that I ever said '.hat 1 hoped ho was overruled and exception noted. Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, AM.—Tbe apparent distance was on would got rid of Field and get a part­ Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, ner who would not make him do all the Jy about a foot, aud tbe real distance itc. Ac. , was from 12 to 14 feet. work. Do no‘. remember that I ever Cross-examined by Mr. Hughcr. sail I would pity the woman who had Qucs.-If thebank dour is nearer to tbe genulna BlUara in on# RO Cents Bottle to live with him. I think I did call him a botch and say ho was ticxle. Witness Tyson House than the other and in a of Shepard's Compound Wuhoo Bittor* than there ia in a whole esse of any was shown a letter which she acknowl­ line with It, aa a trigonometrical prob­ other kind in market. lem could yon not see further Into the edged to be her hand writing. _ Re-direct.—Saratoga is 2Uor25 miles bank recess than tho other ? Phyaiciama throughout tha City and Iron! my mother’s, wo wpnt with «»f Am.-Yes,other things being equal, Country, aa tha beet Family Medicine horse and carriage and came bock in but the shoe shop dour was t‘>e wlder.It is about SO rods from the Tyson House tho same way. to tbe bank and diagonally across tbe time and money. Mr. Hughes arose and stated, that, in street. . Court adjourned till to-morrow morn­ Brice, only 50 Cents a Bottle. view of the fact of the Prisoner’s being two years in jail and its effect on his ing. Tot Sala by Drurrut* and Dralan Generally. ________ nervous system, no statement would be C. N. SHEPARD, AN experienced Bookkeeper wants made by him, and the defense rest their to obtain a situation as Bookkeeper and case here. Clerk. Address W. K., care Bannkb, The People then began the introduc­ Hastings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf tion of the rebutting evidence. Samuel S. Glover was the first wit­ ness called to the stand by them, and being duly sworn, said : (examined by KCSTZJlE.'rs CELMRATFD Jfr. Church,) I reside at Jfanistee and htti anting Deputy Sheriff. Have helped Jfr. J/allon- from this county serve sub­ poenas for this trial and I know E. 1 • Hall. Jfet him the next day after he ‘B< by ALBERT EISELBERG, was subpoenaed about 5 o’clock in the diwtf 8L Chad" Rewsursaton JeffersM St afternoon, and be called me to one side, BOTTLED VIENNA BEER! Grand Rapid*. Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. Little Red Shop! West of Bank. A. WOOLEY- This is the Lad u-Zw drove the doves to market, and the same hoy stopped at Stauffers IRVING. ' ipt of • ] o(« w i I’SeVofaeV i^ofuafra w^otnw.V • • if ot • w JZ PRAIRIEVILLE »wXof“' ’ • Xwa.X n'ojj- ORANGEVILLE wkofawX & YANKEE SPRINGS. *x. v toej/art-wjf for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. Kots.M wKofn.K stln.freX MlsMofswK THORNAPPLE.| : of n w w U. E. STAUFFER. Parties desiring to purchase will do GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES. well to Colt Wo will cheerfully give all information desired. X>. K. COOK Ac CO MUSICAL! CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS SHERMAN RICH, Dsaler io Mmical In■irotoenu, Sheri Muaic, Mutiod Books etc. Also Agent for the juilly celebrated Pure Wines and Liquors! TAYLOR A FARLEY ORGAN, FOR MEDICINAL PCRPO8EB. lh« Vest in tbe esAoL Call st tl>« Drug Store of Dr. Burton ud m it, South Side State St Alta, Imported Doablin Porter and Edinburgh m1« Ala kept coaatantlr on hand. Jtfftnon Bt. lltiliags. Mid Opposite P. 0. �Tl|e l\«rJ»L|cAJ< Bai<ss^ DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. W.’lir HOLMES, Z MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division Meeting of Old lettlen. Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson at Runyan’s Cull on Miss Wilcox for millinery goods of all the latest and best styles. h’lBRT National CLOrniNe House. -Go there for tha best and eheajMat Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E. G. Williams. AUGUST Ari. In accordance with the notice pre­ viously given » goodly number of the Old Residents of the county assembled at the office of W. H. Hayford, Esq., in the city of Hastipgs, Sept. 2d, 1871. Mr. Mudge, of Castleton, called the meeting to order, when upon motion, Lorenzo Mudge was called to the chair, “ A setting hen never gets fat,” but most any person can get fat by buying and W. Hayes appointed Secretary. After remarks made by Messrs. Mudge their groceries of J, Maus. Cobb, Mills and others, all tending to aanow —" ■ — s.jr I »«>.-_ ■ ■ IAMV. Mixan. I An Every-day Story. the idea of forming an Old Settlers Jackson dep., ifoo m rflOriit'Fu)am Club, it was moved and supported that “Hello John, where are you going?” "I was going down here to buy some the Chair appoint a committee of five KKu.1 to draft a constitution for on “ Old Set­ grocers.” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ tlers Club,” and present the same to ien’s to buy mine.” tho next meeting for odoptiou. Motion “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t carried and tho Chair appointed the fol­ any of him, I always go there to buy lowing named persons aa such commit­ crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not tee : W. Hayes, G. W. Mills, John S. long ago I bo’t a whole Kt of crockery Van Brunt, W. H. Hayfonl and I. S. and paper enough to paper my house, Geer. there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could On motion it was voted that when1 buy any where else. Besides he war ranted XT. The crockery he keeps is this meeting adjourn, it adjourn to meet: hut «xr MO» XX. nt this place Sept 80, 1871. Carried. | the Boot's celebrated ware.” }U4» r a 630AM 00 am 6 10ms “Well, I always do »o on groceries, On motion, adjourned. . J 18 6 55 and I know you can. Besides be take* anything I have to sell at a fair price, W. Hates, Secretary. ' 1 » 725 too. I get a better tobacco, tea and 2 to 7» sugar there for the same .money than 1 207 800 any where elee iu town.” Hurrah for the Railroad!! 315 2 no NohVille 8 25 M. ALLEN, 240 IM Washington Black. Aug. 15,1871. I Tbe twenty thousand dollars have 252 850 3 07 »oo { been subscribed for the north and south 3 30 ii 4u Hami, &------Co. 345 ---------- , Williams ----------------— ।; ruau. road. a A meeting vi of the iuc citizens Do not claim to have the only Mold- wm occur tonight at tbe Court House, 4 03 055 irMnrhin.ln i ng Machine In R.rrv Barry nru.nHr county, hnt but Ih.w they wj£eQ aU can ]earn tbo efforts of the 4 30r.M IO a have one that will stick any and all « Cbieaao committee, and further in regard to tbe kinds of moldings that are needed. They also have on band a large number. importance of this great work. Let the Exprwe at 1000 s tn. Dottoil. Exjw. at pf doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ people know that we mean buAneee ou dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low this railroad question. Let these inter- ( CH AH B. BUNK. AM*l£w'l. figures for cash. —— — — ! estod North and South of us put their [ । Go to Cummins & Brown for Paints, jI shoulder to the wheel and all push to­ gether, ami before 1873 we will see the' Oils, Varnishes, etc. inn borse coming Into our city over the North and South road. Everybody will be benefitted by the result. & Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and -A_nn _A.rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, ' BALL, GALE AKD KALAMAAOO, \PL,OWS M (.ISTI.VGS. .SAWING MACHINES, ETC., HARROWS, and. the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY in Barrv Countv—for sale by , E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. Local bii^ijiej? Notice?. J. W. & 0. G. BENTLEY iSocoeaaora to Diekey A Hendry. 1 New goods has just arrived at R. Mudge's. The Vanderpool Trial 1b drawing | bertfrom tke nmMtnefrnent of tho itnu of to a close. The Defence have rested, and ' our Doily, wo will take nibtcripUctu for It only remain* for the Prosecution to I W HAT HAS BEEN DONE CAN BE DONE Twenty.firo Cento week. Send th your put in allttlc more rebutting testimony, again.—There is hope for every young nauwo Immediately and Commence now. :! and the case will go to the jury after | man who so ardently desires to succeed. Look overthe Grand Rapids Busi­ —--------------------------------------------- the arguments shall hove been closed,. ness Coixege Journal and notice the «ud the charge given, probably on Sat- f universal success of their students. ---------- — . I urday or Monday. We deem the De-: Hot. ‘‘ । fense conclusive. Think they have <•* Attention ! I tablished the «»moeence of the Respqnd-, I have a,yuke of 'cattle and n single . Tinies lively. ent beyond tbv poeeibitity of a doubt, and • K. H. & L. R. R. horse for sale. Will sell on time lor j look with the fullest confidence fora Another Railroad. good paper. R. J. Grant. verdict of Not Guilty at the hands of the Trade and trafie fine. Aug. 30, 1871. Jury. . Scorching hot to-day. “ One stormy night in winter when I Gold—To-day 11^1-2. x California Election to-morrow— the winds Were blowing cold,” I bought, result uncurtain with chance* iu favor lots of fi uit in market. ine a pair of boots and rubbers at Maus’. I of the 1 letnocracy as they had over 0,o<i0' Peaches in abumlance. majority at the last Gubernatorial e|ec-j Streets and walks alive, The days of grace on accounts due | tlon. State officers, three members of lots of strangers in town. the late firm of Dickey & Beotly, arc 1 Congrew, and a Legislature are to be I pretty, nearly out. Those interested • Good <leal of travel lately. choseu, and on the result depend tbe; will do well to take notice, dtosepl ' Cuntelopes till you can’t res*.. election of a United States Senator vice Another railroad will not effect the• Too many watermelons for one. i Cole, Republican. low prices at Maus’. •Ill"" Bjmue. i.: AT sdxxTMmM 1-. "evenlnK LOCAL 'R'V"R N^TS MANUFACTURERS OF HASH. DfXHtS. RLINDH, MOLDINGS, Ar. Moldings a Specialty. ALSO,'LUMBER FLOORING SIDING lively. I Bam 52,700 was voted for school Wanted. Wanted. Sol. Bmith Russell coming, Friday ; purpooeu, for the ensuing year, and I Every one having unsettled accounts Mmm w- L F- H*“B *nd T. Phlillj s to call and settle tbe same by September evening, at Union Hall. elected trustees. To-morrow we intend j 1st. for I must have my pay. 10wl Mason Allen. 1 XV T> vv 1 •„ A,. Assessor, and such other fncts concerni, i on DubhcuH® niII carry Ohio | tjie School officers Report as mav j Don’t you know where to get your by at least 20,000 majority. ' be of public interest. boots and shoes ? I do—at J. Maus’. Hosts of teams are daily seen unload. ’ /Tfa • RTN ft ing wheat at Barlow A Goodyear's new ellt C/ IwOTl । warehouse. ---------- -■----- a- FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8. L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer — • • * -----mixture Is warranted to cure all cases j A little squabble occurred at the Has- .' of cancer and scrofula In every form. I tings House billiard saloon to day noon, Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad-1 In which bant words and several blows | drees L. N. Mixer, occurred. No arrests. Of Berger Family, Hastings, Midi, j ---------- ------------------------. ---------- • : Mr. Frank Stebbins, of this city . HumoriH Character. Vocaliau Cotnle Lwtarrr. i Eloeutionbt and Facial mlntc. in hia peculiar Mavs is bound to sell his groceries, | we‘*t lo Chicago yesterday to attend and COMIC FACES. Broadaway, writer. S^reUr, D.1...O «|™» <b, opin. | ,h' »f“«- Director u.l 1 Cancer can be Cured. USffiSU and boou and cent. if bo don’t moko . ' ' “ । We wish him success In his undertakI Ing. 1 11 cent sugar at Buseli’x. ;z j The Grass Lake Reporter has ‘ gone to i Rubber moj« at BuscH's, i-rnaa. ’’with with na painful rm ill All demonstration (Inmnn.iwhAn that 41*a4 i grns»,” Peaches fresh and nice at BusclPs. 1 every little village that wants a paper is Best Sherry wiue, bitters for dyspepnot able to support one. ‘ a, at Bvhell’s. TFe arc every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than oar usual price, backed with, the complaint oj parties who say they are unable to nay so much. .vow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need anti should have them, we willfrom this date, for a few weeks, drop the price almost one-half. We will now make and Complete sets for$25. Single Plates. Upper CITY PAINT STORE! full or Under 313. COMMITS __ a. BROWN I PAINTERS; ; Dealer, in ' I TnE Bt I11® Methodist Church, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Mixed T . I by Mm. Allen, on “Woman’s Workf Paints, Brushes, and ArIs the name of a Choice Brand of Ci-! ia,t evening, was listened to with maf<list’s Materials. Wall gors just received and for sale at the ■ ed attention by quite a large audience. Paper, Window City News Depot. —. Shades, --------- —- , rrIonia rejoices overthe location at that । PICTURE FRAMES. GLA&». ETC ETC of shops of the Detroit, I I The La&g£st Stock of School Books j place ' ‘ the repair repair shops of the Detroit, | ! Lansing & Lake Michigan Railroad | SlgH & OmaniSIltcll Paintin°', ia the City at the City News Depot. Th® T®vn r.iv <u0 j Graining j shops. They. -;il will ------------------------cover a apacei 1,840 j feel in length and 130 wide. Paper-Honymy, A Choice Stock nf perfumeries nt the I ’ **“■ , Haltomininj, fee., ne in ever* mb " ’ Gty Now,Depot D“m' »«««’« r I botograpmc Advertising Director}’, For Photographsand Pictures, ofall|has tho thing under way, and wo an- j kinds.,call on J. F. Minkler. derstand that all the County officers ' CAfiU poucxeb. new bi —------- » « — I are to be represented in tho same. Thl Tows Talk, K. C. B. and E. B i | Inauranoo A.iccnt, R«prw«au the ittle Pepper.—We havc have a pep­ I H*U, three of tho best Brands of Cigar. Al L LlTrIj: **!?“«• tfl.123.M2 43 ! ]>cr grown Dennis ’ farm in Irvvllz „„OI UBn . . . _ * I IXJTCTOwn on on Mr*.Mrs. DennU ’farm in Trv. I „ ■ >.447 ?.t in the market at Post Office. 5JM87Z7 I ing which measures all of twelve Inches A“erie»n uf chi 086JM189 286,123 » around the largest way. If it had legs I UotneUftTof N.' Cheapest fruit Jar at Buseil's. 5.1X0.090 OU on It it would look like n large green i ..£***1** I«wi Examine hia The place to buy your boots and shoes bull-frog—well, any how this pepper is I PUa" bSSf»?n*u ! InruUneat lUMiiu piacoa m hard to neat. cood'campanirn । Is at Runyan’s. lowest adequate rates. Best cbeete in tho city at Busell’s. ________ Hastings, Mich. M. W. RIKER. _ ---------- y* * *.g 1 —----- WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. NEW PLAN. Opening of St. Charles Oyster I---------Custom work made on short notice, Rooms.—On Saturday evening last' in good style nnd reasonable prices many of our people and everybody who ) at Runy*5n'b. wished were treated to a free lunch of ( oysters or anything they deaired at tbe Ladies’ fine shoes of the latest styles opening of Albert Elselbcrg’s Oyster | at Runyan’s. P.ooau at 'the SL Charles Restaurant.! They have everything in good order. Aa Important Lenon. .ILL OUR WORK W.IRRJJfTED, Office over Grant <J- Phillip..' Store, Hastings, .Well. STEWART & STEINHOFF- N O USE Dan’l Striker. Goodyear & Strike Home to Buy Dealers iu FI1RMTIJIIE! miHimm; OM, Call at JOHN WOLF’S Iron, Nails, Glass, CASH POLICIES. CENTRAL Meat Market! FORNITDRE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. LOTS AJCP TILES OF IT OS' The Grand Rapids Timet says : The Ll-typ AND BOVNP t____ ______ r NEAR THE BANK. Kalamazoo people are trying to keep TO SELL same life in them icm by betting on the The best stock oi Meat always on hand 1 •«----------, par-1 — ttd Q,t ■ Vanderpool trial. The V..J Vanderpool i j tew‘••vniment of Caf. tisens give odds that he will be cleared. ^cdn 8Kr9yui»fyrn^ifL-r »ny thing you want. Well, in Hastings one of the Attor-' Ackley & Slade soil Fnrit Jon 25 per neys for the Prosecution is offering to1 SIMON B'BKBNBUTH. cent, cheaper than any one else. bet he will not be convicted. **•’ JOHN WOLF. The economical habit, the iron nerve and will, the keen quick foresight and (•elf-reliance so essential to success, has placed the Grand Rapids Business College beyond the reach of all others. i H. A. Coodvesr. { AVooden AV are, &c- AGENT8 FOR THE Detroit Stoves, WUADE OF Lake Superior Iron* THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Also the WOODLAND PAXLOBS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-06.pdf 70284dbc5b91ca5e403799f28f7d9e4f PDF Text Text ®hc ipstinQs Llnnnct VOL. I. DAILY EDITION _____ > ________ _ ________________ jlAS UNGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 6, 1871. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. The Testimony All In. THE REBUTTING THROUGH. The ArgtuaenUry Self, „ be Open­ ed by Mr. IjglMton Th*nd,y. Twenty-frat Pay*, Proewdliut,. MOaxiKG SXSSION. < «am° iBpA^Filer Md 1 hnve R broth­ Qua*-—Had you any conversation I er named GoJden Fifer. I five in Lud­ ington now, but on tho day of Frnlds with hor at Vanderpool's house, in pres-' | dirappearanw. was at Filer dtv and ence of Mr. Ingram and Secor ? Ans.—I hoard a conversationjwith wTl i dty about 1®J’cl"k «“■« book about two, her on Thursday after the arreet Sho was talking to Ingram and ho asked “T brcther. Gol­ den Filar Ihd not no Mu Lott that her what time Mr. Vanderpool loft tho house and she said sho did not know, day and huro no recoUeotioo about air­ then he asked her if Mr. Piper waa mg her a lunch. b CwoxMniaad by Mr. Hughe. Had there, and she said he was not there at the time but came back about the lunch about half-pul Uiroo and did 9 o'clock. Sho also said that he wont .Kirkl*od 'hwn thut day. Mon after they came back from Can­ • W«ft ■»""> “d ox- field’s hill. attuned by Mr Cbur-h, to.ti6ed u fol­ Cross examination. lows? Mr. Conover nnd Ingram wore with Before be began,Mr. Church that n»e. I went at tho request of the Sher... -o— --------—duid -.m imuv this is the witness who was unable to be iff to roorch tho house. prewnt when tlie pM^ntion wore pre- JS*."- “{P Buckley worn, U«1: I MnUne their nd. of >1.. 1 1 "“uo Bt Maxu.lw Know Mr. Ibpor of oftl»c.»,nud pr-r- MuA.-gon .nd mm™,bar th.t h. viKtk.j been i---------granted -------- -- .to examine . Uj 0Br house hoUM on the .... mission had I ed at oar Sunday evening NO. 20. top. Ho piled up seven sacks .the first AGENTS WANTED I day he worked for me, and one pile contained one sack. This witness said he hod pettifogged some, , and 1A RICH FIELD! ANOBLEWORKL was consequently very talkative. Miss Rachel Hill ro-callod : Quas.—In that convoroation with Mrs. Vanderpool on Monday after Field’s dis­ PICTORIAL appeared, did she say anything about whore her husband was that Sunday night Objected to by Mr. Hughes, which ' was overruled and exception noted. FAMILY BIBLY. A FAMILY RECORD, Ans.—As she was going away I stepp­ AND M Sept. Oth, 1871. ■ ed out ou tho front stoop with her and FAMILY ALBUM. Capt. II. Miller, being called to the she said, '‘there comes George.” I said WITH OVER . stand and sworn said: “who?” She said, “my husband 1000 ILLUSTRATIONS, Georgs." iben I said “how ho is chang­ 1 rtaide at Grand Haven and my oc­ ed, I would not know him." She said 150,000 cupation is that of sailor, have been en­ “I told you he had been sick, ho did not gaged at this tor 20 years at Grand Ha­ THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE come homo to* go to bed last night till contains a storehouse of information that can ven. Sail out to Chicago. The pier at only reach the mind through the eye. Ita Ulushim whenever he camo, and they uow |i that Field disa] Grand Haven was built in 1857. lizippoared. Ho cauie about one o’clock, and won up nearly all night trationa carry one back to the most important ml I loft at half-past 8 o’clock. after that. • era of the world, and are nf themaalvea a com­ Mr. Hughes asked what was proposed proposed to introduce his direct exami­ 611 o'clock, nand George Compau was next duly sworn prehensive review of the Scripture*, represent- • The reason I know this my father had nation. to bo shown by this witness. complained of my company disturbing as tho interpreter of Narcissus Peltier Mr. Hughes objected to his testimony Mr. Church said that they projtOBed his rest tis I had had considerable com­ who is a Frenchman, and after inter­ Antiquities, tbstiimes. Beast*, Bird* Insects. Plants, Minerals, Chins, Modal*, Inscription* and to show tho prevailing currents on the being given at this stage of the proceed­ pany, and when he left I remarked to preting the oath to him, translated his Incident* referred to throughout the Sacred east side of the Lake independent of the ings, and an argument ensuing, there my father that if my company loft be­ testimony as follows: fore half-post eight I should not think winds. He said that testimony had seemed to bo a misunderstanding be­ clearer view* of Divine Troth. A* a help to I reside nt Manistee, knew Herbert Parent*. Miniatcrs. and SabbaUi-acbool Teacher* ho would no disturbed. I looked at the been introduced by tbo defense to show tween Counsel as to the pointe upon clock to see what time it was. I Field, and last saw him Saturday about in fulfilling the duties of their separate and high vocations—and to all others to whom immortal ihat there were no prevailing sub-cur­ which ho should testify, but wo publish­ Mr. D. D. Ruggles re-cnllod : Con­ two o’clock in tdio after noon near Mx louss are intrusted—this splendid Piotoral rents and this witness was introduced to ed the ruling of the Court, when his versed with Mrs. Springer about the Jones’ brewery, which was about 4 or 5 Volume cannot be overestimated. It is the Edition. rods from Mrs. Springer's. He was go ­ disappearance of Field on the Wednes ­ show that there was a preva/iing north­ , cow was disposed of, which ruling was Most Suitable for the Family, ing towards Manistee Lake and had on ftubatantially repeated on this day tdter. I asked her if she saw Field ward sub-current. Most Valuable lor the Student, on Sunday, and she said she did see white pauts and brown liat. No one occasion-viz.—By the Court.—I am | him right by her house, that sho went was with him but a small, dog. This The pier at Grand Haven extends out Most Instructive for the Teacher. into the J Ako about 1700 feet. I am disposed to admit his testimony on pointe to got.soiue rain water, and had no was about 2 o’clock, had been to dinner. Most Appropriate for the Child, Cross-examined by Mr. Hughes. I hoops on and stepped out of sight till lighthouse keeper and liw right at tho not touched at Kalamaxoo. Most Useful for the Minister. saw him at that end of town only once. he posed, but hoard Charlie speak pier. Tho current from tho river before Tho witness then said:—I remem­ Most Interesting for the Farmer, the pier '«as built was north west, but ber tho day Field disappeared and to him, and when she wont in sho was My business is loading vessels. Do nut know whether Field had a boat on the going to rqu-iniffind Charlie for speaking Most Elegant for the Parlor, now it is .about west. After you get out George W’. Robinsen was at our house alxiut hiflf a mile, or a mile into the that day. First met him ut Willard & as ho did, but found Dan Parker thcro hike or not Was doing nothing this Most Profitable for the Study. Lake the prevailing ex Trent runs to the Hall’s drug store, from there We went aud did not. She said that Paakcr was day, bocauso I had nothing to do. Know THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE. it was Saturday because Sunday comos north. 1 have had experience of this to the stGre of Tyson Robinson & Co., there to see about building a bouse. She in addition to kite features already alluded to, after it Did nothing on Sunday. contain* the Apocrypha, tbucordsnce, Psalms in for 16 years. I have been out in n l>oat und then wo went to my house where described the pants that.lleld had on as Mr. Church then arose and asked that Metre, a Summary of th* Sacred Truth* a* and anchored when there was a dead we stayed till about dusk in the evening, light pants, and finally; she said that if taught in tlte Inspired Book, together with calm nnd floated down to the north lour then we went up to his stable and got it rained on Saturday -and Dan Parker the letter of Mrs. Vanderpool, identified numerous and comprehensive Tables and other or ’five miles in tho night, dragging his horse and buggy and drove to the was there on Saturday, then it was Sat­ by her yesterday, be offered in evidence Historical and Explanatory Matter, embodying the labor* of many of the tuo*t eminent Bibical urday and not Sunday that she saw him. lieach of the lake I know Mrs.. which was granted, but the letter has Acbolor*. It is printed on the finest calendered paper, from clear and open type, itf one large William Caniivtui boing duly swern, Springer by night and on the day of the Mr. Dunham went with me. not yet been read, then he announced and handsome qusito volume, mid is bonud in Cross examination. said : (examined 4jy Mr. Church,J 1 inquest, in company with somo others, mo«l durable nnd attractive manner, while This was on Wednesday at her house ihat all the rebutting evidence on the the while the price* are sufficiently low to plsce it live in Massuchuwrtts now, Lutin 1869 hod u conversation with her. She said ' — lived -at Manistee aud was in ti»e -om- that she had said, she saw Field on that and from there wo went to see Ladow. , part of the Prosecution was now in, ex­ within everybody's reach. ____ »> Charles Secor re-called : ploy of Mr. A. W. Smith.. Hememlx-r day but bud thought over the matter i। , ■ cent that of Mr. Ingram, who would ar­ i Mr. Church told the witness that if thc-event of the disappeattiMX'.of Field. and remembered that Ladow was on EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted rive on the 3 o'clock train, and Court throughout the country fat its tale, with whom A part of that day 1 waaat Cluuch. a the bed and Dan Parker came in with had any correction to mnke'in regurd took a recess of a few moments to wait liberal arrangement* will be made. .In upporpart of the day 1 was out'of town, ano a saw and in fun said said he was going to the time ho said he won Sheriff, lie for him. ... .... _...__ __ ________ ______ at four o’clwk I was at the shoe shop to cut his head off and it also rained could do now. While waiting for him Mrs. Vander- Ips”***, but *<H con‘*"°® for,* and remained there during the omming. that day and her people-were all at ‘stantly lucresring increasing withtb* with the anjwth.sod growth.and iutullintelli­ , * , , , Itaailr He said that in speaking of when be Went past the bank door. While 1 was homo and she had come to the conclu­ . pool was re-called to tho stand by tho ।gence of the country. It i* theretor* desirable those wbo engage with us. abali do so with a in the shop the door was open, it w as a sion that it was Saturday and not Sun­ was elected, he said he had been Sheriff defense. She said that she remembered that ! view to making the Dtuiaesi a permanent one. one year and eight months, whex it double door and the oast lutlf w as open. day that sbe saw/ Field. should have "been eight months. When the conversation alluded to by Miss Hill Know George. Ford and remember a Crora-examinfid-by Mr. Hughes. Vundtnpool was ia jail,! lived, in the jml to-dny, and might possibly have ccnversation between him and Mr. The couwirsatiou with Mrs. Springer Smith in the .bank, in which -Georgy was on the morning of tho 18th, at her und took charge of him. said that hor husband was Mr. Hughes objected to the testmiony sick but the rest of tho statements she said, ,lI suw one half of the door open.” house. Masers. Conover, Dunham, and of all employment*—are invited to correspond Mr. Smith said, “ytou must be mistaken Bullis were present and we went to talk as not rebutting, when Mr. Church saidI positively denied, so that the question with us with a view to au agency. Not a few such are now averaging from 1-5000 to 67000 for the bank door is a single door,” he on tliis subject. . . . this wil­. resolves itself into a question of vera- 1 annual profit io U* sale. There is a areat want that tiiey proposed to show by then^dropped his head and said, “I । city between tho two. for the book and a rich field offered, while it will The olgeet of this testimony is to re- ness that Vanderpool was not afflicted meant to say the door was lutlf open." As tho train woa behind time, tho elevate the spiritulat condition by constant con­ with end eonversaliun* upon. it* beautiful Court thought that the Counsel had bet- tact Cross-examination. I was there from | fute the statement of E. B. Hall whose I with diarrhoea os alleged. and eternal troths. i* waiting upon him I never noticedL ter present their requests, on tho points 8 to 10 o'clock in the evening and hod n testimony was read yosterdav, who said I 1.. »,t*.Vura> » th. .tnit on Sut- : ",h“nl f they deared the Court to include in its light in the shop. Agents on the Instalment Plan , , , .•*?.*»»«• ! anything Ihat led me to think he had 1 charge to the jury. Mr. Church then J.G. McKevre-called. OnSuaday after­ day when he mol Held. flu. tuoonnt. lhi di^ , ro„,Tn.t,„n ■ in behalf of tho People, read tho ro­ Will be furniahe-d the work in fine binding*. noon about half-past throe o'clock,! wont Thia plan is quite popoiir and profitable in cities down on the aireetnast thy bank And as, ing for Robinson's whereabouts would tween Misv Scribner and Mr. Ingram att quest which they desired to make, after and largo towns. We hare an edition of the far as Canfield’s lull. Did not notice render it impossible far him to have I Yuade^poofs house on Wednesday, the> which, Mr. Hughes, in behalf of tho JhT "f U>. ■yo.t-Sh. u«l they rotunwd i Prwoaer, read tho same request ns made cither the shoe shop door or bonk door. Mon him u .Utod. marked faror. Subscriptions for the Pictorial .. _ ... I from the walk to Canfield s hill about twi-• at Kalamaxoo, with tho exception of the Bible, in this style and in this way, can be Cross-examination: b. b Conover re-oill.-d : ligfct,nnd soon after he went formtdicine) 19th article. We are unable to publish obtained to au almost unlimited extent, a* there There was a side walk 12 li?t wide 1 rommnhor a .uh Mr,. she djdll<lt b h„ „„ » .. , uu. SUV UlUUUk mun MUR uu n uai these to-day, but will give them in full is no outlay of money that the Bible leader car. make, which will yield him so rich a return. ■ on the day after . tho in<l“’"}. ■i g OB<. ’not about from my shop to the bank. I put it '-Aj?" Ml long however, that “ bo,“ nine• kAnorraw. 1vVJo^MnFiporeamJin. down myself. Dr. William Upjohn sworn, said : , were present. When I went in I told ’’ We are also the Publisher* uf POTTER'S F. Kirkland, being sworn raid..- (Ex­ Uross-examined by Mr. Hughes. (Kraminod by Mr. Church.) STANDARD EDITIONS of Family, Pulptr her mv business, that I had heard she We had a water claret outside of the' 1 reside in Hastings and have prac- Poeket antj PbotogTsjlb Bible* and Testament*— amined by Mr. Uhurch.) , said she saw Field on Sunday. Tho nearly aou different style*—so well known ererrI reside at Manistee on<l lurae since woman who lived in the other part of jail enclosed with a high -fence, but I do• freed medicine and surgery over thirty where for their accuracy of text, beautv of finiih ., not know that lie ever used this but once.. years, hare had somo experience in and durability of binding. Alvrsv* ask for 1868. Took dinner that day atdho Ty­ the house stood iu ike door and ’ . wlien 1 acoomiianiod him, previous to> bmui, and there in a kind known as Porraa’a Staxdaso Euihok*. and get the best. son House, and after dinner I went into that she aud Mrs. 8. hud had Catalogue* containing styles and prices furnishi.- —a dii> "‘P?14’’ tlie inquest. I know this because I lofti wiywna/ hertiia. Trusses are usefl to re­ cd on application. the reading room a little while, then about the day she raw saw Meld. Field. Mrs. p0|jtivo orders with Mr. Johnson, the> Here one and arc commonly an effcctuwent over to the bonk to see Field, Springer said that on reflection she had that he uliouid not bo taken outl al protection against it. For Circular* containing a full diairiplion o tried the door and looked into the key­ come to theoontlusion that it was Sat­ PicToauL Familt Ifiaua, with sample .hee uf his cell.^A Mr. Edmundson hud been1 On tho arrival of the train -Mr. Eg- > Tua hole. but could see nothing Let the urday and not Sunday, and that she had and term* to AcetiN, editress •• POTTKA’X jailor previous to Vanderpool’s arrest. gfeston received a telegram Ktating that! holw"" n‘®“ AXD tsstaIent counter. From there I went over to the come to this ednclusiou from the fact I Courttfook a recesH till 2 r. u. thut it was a rainy daar and the men I re«<L?nce of Golden Filer and sat Mr. lugram was sick and unable tn were at home, also Dan Parker came in come, aud he being the lust witno.“« and PUBLISHERS* all the afternoon; 1 sat nt the front win­ with a saw and said ho would saw the । it being to late to begin the arguments til t nnd «17 Ka-rtiaion Htrret. xriKjiNooN sxssraar. dow talking with Miss Filer. This head off Ladow who lay on the bed. to-day, the Judge said lie would adjourn ■■nii.ADEi.pniA. Mr. H. S. Udell re-called. window fronts .north. I was tbeixhtill She raid she coeght a giimnse uf Field it began to grow dusk, nnd Iroin there and heard him «]wak to Charley. TEACHERS’ NOTICE. Mr. Church said that Air. Udell। the Court till to-morrow morning and if I went to the office at the steam boat Cross-examinwl. . ‘ wished to correct some of his state-, Mr. ingram was not then present the cf Teachers for Barry arguments’ should immediately com- Examination ' landing. i <hc h’ **v' County. Fall Series, Cross-examine! by Mr- Hughes. mcnce. jday. : _ | 1 went there about 2 o’clock to mod with me. Gen. B. M. Cuteheon re-called. The :.iU selected held M fDltosL : “ " tnauons will be The distance distance from from the the ]<o }>oim An experienced Bookkeeper wants the afternoon with Miss Filer. I sat ItemumlH-r calling od Mrs. .Springer at the Tvbod House to the bank is 23 At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. to obtain a Ritual Ion as Bookkeeper and at the west front window. Did uotfiit on the Bunday after Fields disappear­ rods. The line of vision reached into “ Hostings, Oct 9th, and Nov. Gib. Clerk. Address W. K., care Bannkic, in one chair ail the time, but sat on Die tho reccse of the door 9 inches and “ Assyria, Oct 13th—Ellis School . ... Ha-xtings, Mich., for two weeks. <ltf sofa same of the time. Do not kntnv ance. Ques.—What conTersattoo did yon lacked 29 inches of reaching tho door. House. whether any one sat on the sofa with me The space between the two doors is n At Nashville, “ 17th. or net und do not now remember wheth­ have with her,? “ Middleville “ 20th. Objected to by Mr. Hughe* on tho little over 9 feet. Hfl exhibited a paper er any one else was in the room except showing a diagram of his measurements. “ Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. Miss “ Filer, or not Did not eat ground that a foundation had not been I am affected with a rupture on the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. anything while tticrc, but the family laid for this. . right side, and have been for 17 years. had a lunch in the kitchen during which Objection was withdrawn. Mr. Hughes objected to the evidence time I remained in the parlor alone. In tliis conversation with her she said She sat at the east front window and she passed the bank on that day in the which the Court overruled. The protrusion is about tho size of my I at tlie west, about 10 feet apart aud this county, to th* importance of continued rfbrt. afternoon and the right band half of only in attainments in the studica taught, but fist and does not pcnmptibly affect my I.OuO.teO Acres of Choice Farming and Grazing pot I got no nearer to her than that. the in thetuelhodsoffinpartiugiMtmetion. TW1stand­ door was open and swung ard of the past will not only be maintained btit Land* on the line of the road, in the physical strength. Charlie Springer retailed on cross- back staadilv advanecl. that ■>.. Z.k^.1. ...' _?“• as in bunmciu* hours .Sialo of Nebraska, in the Great Platte Valley, exuniination : Remember seeing Mr. she also said that sho caught a glimpse Mr. Hughes requested that tho wit­ xaw roa sal*. for cash or long credit Cutchoon and Ingram at our house on of a person inside tho door but could ness remain in town so that ho could bo Tbe»e land* are in a mild and healthy climate, lion will M mEh A Selttt School Sunday evening after the disappearance not say who it was. On this same day examined by medical xnen, in order to •n- fur grain-growing and stoek-rrlsinr, uosorpassed by any io the United Bute*. of Field. , . . I had a conversation with Charlie. He rebut his testimony, when Mr. Church Ques.—Did you say to them tnat you said ho had wen Field the Sunday be­ A second school of this kind will bo taught Prices range from $2 to $10 per Acre. As«yri»—EHU School IIcue—by Morris ETkeli did not remember what day you saw fore. He said he first heard this talked said that he would rather have the It will commence Sept- Uh and continue six wscl Field, except ns your mother had told of aoout the middle of tho week at the timony in regard to hernia stricken out 110ME.STEADSF0R ACTUAL SETTLERS. dinner table, that ho did not remember and the Court so ordered. you ? 2,400,000 Acre* of Government Landa between J**Vh«ork of Omaha and North Platte, open (or entry on tor William Martin sworn, said: Mr. Hughes objected, on the ground what day it was himself, but his mother will bo th* theme. Hohmtiam oxtr (Examined by Mr. Church.) that it was irrevlant, which the Court told him it was Sunday. 8 0LDIER8 OF THE LATE WAR I live in Muskegon and have lived there Cross-examined by Mr. “ overruled and an exception noted. since 1866. Vanderpool worked for mo never called to tortiiy « roffarf to Ans.—I did not say so. matter before and never did. I went to once from September till the next May. FREE HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES, within Railroad limit*, eq os I to a Re-direct—I know it was Sunday be­ talk with Mrs. Springer on this subject, I have seen him handling coffee socks Direct Bounty of *400. wtion will ba uMci m text hooka. Th! cause when I got up in the morning my when I went there and Mr. Ingram was which will weigh from 175 to 200 pounds. loepitaUtyof tbs poopls st tewKsrills. Cross-exammed by Mr. Hughes. mother put my Sunday clothes on mo me. . I have seen him piling up the* sacks, and told me I must not play on that day with & 8. Conover re-railed agora. Address 0. P. DA.VLS, Know Mi« lotto) Scnbner when I the first one he tumbled over and the as it was Sunday. Land ConmiaUootr U. P. R. R. Co next one he had to pick up and put on Frank Filer being sworu, eajd : (ex­ • ■ OmAma, Nit PmMsrlllc. ; r » 1FL owloo“amined by Mr. Church.) My father’s see her. R EF E'R EN CES, JOHN E- POTTER 12,000,000' .ACRES fl CO., �tyw card?. GEO. C. WORTH. of coaches. 6, Hakims. Mich., 1871. HNOAD GA UGB-DOUBLK TBACK BOUT* CorrxMFTiBLt—Tho following con- NEW YORI BOSTON temptible^ing at tho meu, than whom a more Xosmi, impartial and itdaHipenl r mixci rax poixts nr xrvr yoek statm ami* ant .• jury was never impaneled in tho State, OIL REGIONS orPENNSYLVAMI A who constitute tho jurors iy tho Van­ tins mOlwat Nxtkxds from derpool cam, is from tho Manistee Tims* Rodireter to New York, 385 mileR, of tho 2<l inst It is, however, in keep­ Btiffiilo to Now York, 423 miles, ing with tho action of tho people of Max.Suspcuaion Bridge to New Yorx 448 Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, isteo in this whole c*so, nnd is a disgrace Cleveland io New York, 625 miles, ' to tho civilization of tho age. Men of Cincinnati io N. Y., 880 miles, Barry, road whd these follows oay of your honored follow citizens who consti­ Hams, Williams, & Co. VAN VELSGR k ROLFE. • tute this Jriy ■ The Jny at Hastings, before whom the Varilerpool trial is progressing liu formal quite- a subject for conversation. The fact that.thelve honkst and intklur£NT mon cax be found in any county in this State who have neither read nor formed an opinion upon (ho guilt or in­ nocence of tlie accused is somewhat re­ markable. There is not a paper in tho State that assumes the dignity uf a nowspaper that has not had more or less to say in relation to the two former trials and yet wo are informed that two of the ixtzCuqkxt jurors never heard of Van­ derpool before. One of two things must bo true, eithex these men are very ig­ norant and unfit lor so responsible a.du, ty, or they must bo knaves and equally to serve as Jurors. AUtralai run dlrwctly Uiruugt to K*w York. '860 milea without change ofooabhes. From aud after Ang. 17th, 1871, Train* will lure, in connection with Weatern Line*, a* follow*: NEW -YORK DAY WPREriN. Itate. Cioanuah »tl.n P. M., Nundai* «x*ej>te<|: Cforvtead from Allanite and Great Weatern Depot, by Colmnbu*. O^ liun, driir. (Saturday* excepted.y *1 UOOP.iT,; Uiiiton at 1 A. and Suapenriott BfiBg* atS.WA. JF dailv, (Sun­ day* excepted;) Buffalo from ’topot’corner Kxcb*b«*aUd Mtebigaiitkroeto, by New York •Ime, d*ilv. (banday* exceptod.) 07; A. M. ArrfTMtfHonitnxrnio J.XS a. M; auaquebaana 'Aao r. M.,(Dina;)trnri».v'*O.*l p. M., (»up..)‘ and apt^c* w N*w Yorkt&OF. H. (teanacia *Cooper*te«u.. Alb*V. and ih< coiebHtedSutnmer reaort, Sharon Spring*; a»d With Driawarr. Lackawanna and Weatern ■ Had road, and al Jeraey C'itv withMidaighl K*. detjSteLai0Qf NeW J*r*tr K*lln*Jfor l'W1“* . I.. RUSSELL, iTTORNBY nt Law. Inmrnnoe ahd Colltetlne { sarry County a assortment °r (}oods, ntlt of I ..‘''A'iJiitoiuaveu. Sash Doors, uarious othe S thini to bes0 J, A, ktA. HOLBROOK fgr famine Blinds, the Gooris. WM II. HAY FORD ATTORNKI Soodyoar &c, flret it- C. G. HOLBROOK ATT0BKNT at Law. Wlioitoi* to Cl ‘V’fiii.TfcTSS nr» UIk?o'clack'f.M. dressed WM. L. COBB, ----- TM- at LaW, Solieltor in 'LUMBER JWSSZ- az“ ‘” Of all Kinds. HARVEY WRIGHT, . arwathHbwt to thia troia st Liacinnati *nd Cleveland, running .through to IlnraaUlavillc rttM.va... -.... a___ UiMpenaton Hrldtfe). running through' to 3fow "Tiu; Middleville Plair.dealer und the EXPRESS MAIL, leave* Dunkirk from Coion DepoL and itaffrin, via. Avau and via. HornrifoHastings Banner seem to feel bad be­ cause Mr. Nelson, prosecuting attorney of Manistee County in a private conver­ LIGHTNING' EXPRESS, ItkilvJ lnve» Cincmauti <1 p. y.. arrive* at Went Srieni sation spoke disparagingly of tho in­ atS.od .A, M. (Br«ak6«at;j leave Ctavatelligence of tho jury. We assure yov Meadvlite iLiii A^M.^ne^ly^kfri L'Ji’r.**1 gentlemen' that if you devote as much lUfM. I A. i t> I, ...___ : . ... ... . ... spaco to all who think the intelligence j. -...‘J . i*. V * Arnv«» *| Horof Barry eomrty ]xxuly represented, it ueltev.11*5.12 P. IL (Suprar.}aud *1 Now York 7.CO A. M. Uenuvct* at Eltntra with Northern will soon bo necessary tor you to enlarge Central. Railway for Williamsport, Harmburg your paper.” aadlhe South; at Jener Citv with Mattriuf ExprH* Train ofNew Jeraey Jt.Urood for Pin" So says tho Manistee Timet. Butwbore adripblu, Baltimor* and Waablngton ; and at these Jurors are known, nj apace ia Naw \<Kk wiib Martitex Kxarasa uria» IU Boston and New England elite*. necessary, either in this paper or any 8!ee|m>f Ooiii'h*» ar® attached to this train at to prove their uiteUigence. Aud wo Uincinurii ud at Clifton. (Saapesrion Bridge.) l»li>-Ml<rttai»». «K Murgcona, DBS. J. M. k iC., RL SHELL. HASTINGS, MICH. There Im uo two Tulklug! BEST STYLE DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN. HOMCBOPATHIC Pby.irian., Offiea in old P. 0. building. Special attention paid to CHRONIC SISEAHEf*. Dieeaaes of Wombs and Chilpekn, ioaaa«a of th* Kra.de.. Ac. OF] MEN'S [The poor treated gratnltoualy Thursday after- GRANT & PHILLIPS Are bound to sell JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! PHYSICIAN and Bwreon. D walling on Bread­ -ay. near the Court House. WJL UPJOHN, hazard nothing iu saying that tho mon who constitute thut juty, arc, in ability eveiy way tho equal of tho Manistoe Prosecutor, and in truthfulness and from some officer duly authorizing him to commit prisoners to Jail in default of baif or otherwise, is a gross outrage on the rights guaranteed to every person by the Constitution and Laws of tbte State and the United States, und the party making the arrest and so commit* ting this or any other person to the com­ mon Jail in violation to tlie lawa of the land, could be punished to the full ex­ tent of the law, for false imprisonment, a serious oflenee under our laws. Be­ sides we believe the Jail may not be le­ gally used for any such purpose, and that the Sheriff is, also, liable to the penalties for fabc imprsonment, if he allows any person to t>c confined in the Jail under his charge without the proper ]»aper duly is-ue<l by some proper officer, and trust in future the Sheriff will refuse toj>ennit other par­ ties to subject him to heavy damage*, through the false imprisonment of any person, whether committed by Police No. 1. or any other person, not author­ ised by the laws of the State to commit {tenons to .his charge. CASH POLICIES. DR. C. C. LLMBLEY, WOODEUFF I nib honesty, as fRj’above him as Heaven is above the earth. Another Outbade.—On Monday evening, not later than about ten o’clock, Police No. 1 Arrested on our streets n girl by the namo «>f Jennie Brown, without proccae, anti committed her to the common jail, where she remained In violation of every principle of law nnd every attribute of humanity, until Wednesday at or about 11 o’clock A. M. when xhc was brought before James Clarke, Esq., on charge of disorderly conduct, and after a hearing, was dis* charged on suspendedaeutenee. Wo do Xnot know or care winure mult it was that sho was oouftued formore than thirtysix hourt in the common Jail. The act of committing her them, however so bad she may tiave been, without a mittimus la ths City, Manufactured by NIGHT JtXFBt*H. d^lte. (Suadaye exc^ted;) leave*X.lifton S.3<> I’. M vouapention bridge at P. DRAKE, M- Dm PARTWCLAR attention riven Io the treatment of Private Dlaaawa*. Uffiee ovae F-D. Acktay'* Drue Store. Stole street. Haatinjs. . O nm^thwigb from Suapeoiuoa bridge to New REMEMBER, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily. (Sundays ft \ r n...___ ■ i . • . u. i_ -_ <HrridffaXt;) Turner*, at 1.1 S P. M., (Dine.) and arrive* in New Y ork at S.ld P. M. Connect* al Elmira for WiUUsiaporl. Harri«burg and -the SotUh-, al Owego formmca; at Bmgriftnton ibr Cooperate*n. Alban v and th* celebrated summer rwwrrt SharonS prtnga; al GreyCourt for New Boaton and Jit Buffhl*3. runwing thru us al ClMrdand, rvaaisK U Oulr aee train Ea»t at eiun.ti *1 ZlP. M.; < Ad<1 everything in their line of Goods st prices aa low as at Jackson, Hew Goods Just Received.. M-A«X F0RT1CKXTS YIA XBIX BAXlWAT, C.H. HICKS, Still Conti a ua to Sell GRANT* PHILLIPS. h*TM>x*V Railway Groceries, mi ■ Crockery. At Hastings. &c., Ac. •WM. II. JEWELL, Glassware, J. American of Chicoro, " - ■ WUJJJDO 00 Fabnkm Ixmvmaxcx a 8rxc ‘CasajrouaBaTMnMthiM .—-------Plan, befon inrurinr. 8;>-ctri lioxard. placed in S<"»d componic* at the lower! adequate rale?. .... COUNTY Treasurer. Qfflre in the Coart House. WM. R. BARR. Cheaper than any Store in Haatinga, 30 Years Experience! Hare t* per Cent, by bnying for Cash of c. II. IUCKM. Sheriff of Barry Confere: oftee at the r*a Uffioe, at Uta Court Iteu*. Hartinn. NATIONAL HOTE1. Meat Market! FLOBEXCH Family Sewing Machine It will Cord, Braid, Quill. Bind Gather, Hem­ , aCitch, Raffle, Tuck, end Fringe neatly aud du­ rably We warrant it to aew everything needed In a family, from (be benvtMi to th* MghtMt fabric. In Taiktringnr Dreeamaking Dry Goods and Clothing HERRICK THIS MACHINE HAS NS E(8AL. wo*. Yuu'UbMrsflhrdto bur a Sewing Ma chriaeuntil you havea««t> the FLORijNCE with its late improvement*.. ‘.-;.} p,tj ' ' ’ Office nnd salesroom at Gold & Silver Watches, . Grent^PhlfflpRlMtore. will oonUnue to be kopt tn ail 1U appowuAento aa a First CIm» House. Bet to meat the wi.he* Harting. ‘General Collecting Agent SUKninD * CiarUBLE. (■rew.ur.. ..n»: MM.MdL'nMrtn.L Tb. nl, 11. THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS nir. I will close out my Stock of Summer Dwraorr. FtatcAtr IMi, I87I. Michigan. eiF' 0Sc< u 0,0 Court CENTRAL $1.00 for 75c Michigan Exchange. ' E. 11. MALLORY. Mr. MARBLE having bought the Carding Afa chine lately owned in Middleville, nnd having removed it to Uaating*. and Alwaysia Drier aiiiBeaiy for Wort For further information, address. MORRIS & KEITH. Awyria. Knorin. ISAAC W. V ROOM AN. NEAR THE BANK. SIMPLY mNSTBUOTBD, S3?"'Wool sent by Railroad, will be The best stock oi Meat always on hand. CASH POLICIES. E.VS1LY UNDEIISTOOD. Carded to order, and sent back in good Call aud Get your Steak, Roasts, condition. ur any thing you want SELECT SCHOOL. SIMON B'RKENRUTH. We ara con* tan Uy receiving addition* to our A Select School in A*»,vri*u< about to toko efHaiUan.Auc. 3. 1C1. already LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are Shop in BARLOW 4 GOODYEAR'S ■riling aLbottom figure*. ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, New Warehouse, •‘reperatory for Teacher*, and thoee who ftel iuUnrated to put to a good use the adraoUgca they desire from such a aunree, constantly adding hardened, and wit! last, a life-time. No other -Machine runs ao eat Dvery atudeut expecting to attend abonld be little notes in iu Operation. WELCOkfE MARBLE. the atuddiM »o arranged a* especially to meet July. 1571. Tuition to tho School, S3.OO. W. MAYNAHU, MILO T. WHEELER, in mi. biiw U D- RUCKER. G*n'l H'iti't, NEW PI W.UM12 43 HYDE k HAI ER. The Corner- Grocery. Borton and New England Paiaengtr*. with tboirHarjtage.are transferred FUSE OFCHARGE IlMsnraigo Chcetci d Through < J. C. WOODRUFF. M. liful character. Adaiirera of Nat are’a beauties, STEWART k STK1NI1OFF. SirjeaB ail Mechanical Dentists, The Best ill the City. OFFICE *.« Or**: A PbQUp** Slot*. IloxtiM*. Mlebiran. . n.; Th* beat vealilaied and moat luxuriou* Sleep­ ing 0**che*ar IN THE WORLD j£t a«on>panyali sigiatrainiion ihiaRaUwav. LdT The Kria Railway Company ha* opened a new Ferry Train their Jeiaey C>tr Depot to the foot of lid St., Naw* York.-thwenablrng PUaeng#r^ la reach the nppar portion of tba chy aritbout tba Out th* expeiiae expense and at aonoyauce of aalraat car or omnrbux transfer. Hotnw- All Btylea of Women’s and Chlld’ren’s Wesr,*S* I -• H.«6 M. W. RIKER. “ A. HANLON, »L Ik, Cjrl*OCd*lt?Se 1 Washington Block, South side State St. Inwux-iincc Agent, - ---------- CltyFinof Hwrtfcrd. BOTANIC aed Eclectic Physkiaa and Dentist treat* all eb runic and acute diiewi; will attend to all eailt by day^or night. Office nt Nmhrllv. at seventy-flue cents on the Dollar. It. MUDGE. BOM Y1KNNA MIDDLEVfLLf. EXCHANGE, “ANDYM”omJOHNSON, (fomariy Clerk of the llullnOK. .. > Li—.-.—-,.,_ ___ A__ AARON CLARK. AN AUCTIONMR dulyIfoenwd by th* United , »cl?f5I?y8 *SD hack use. OrtSiwiMif. Sflw «°lv- sonm. - . h‘X“ .r*,eiTed ______ ____ m. it. nons. OSlouonJeff- Fsatnq njr, JOHN MICHAEL, ! _____ jnTxiiBBffs cxr.BKBirrn W INE OR BEER ni.mowrrnren . J. ROBERTS k CO.. General Meww Dealer*. StM Siim at PiaM Wart MANUPAC &S2? Vs tctee«,-Clocks sad Jewelry Kepsirtd ALBERT EI8ELBERG. dAwtf at. ChariM Roatauraut on Jrihnon St 1AMS. k co., u te&KsWsSi: AiroifQN Bixu printed on short notice �7/ greble ATTENTION! and That to buy Goods Good Bargains in RUSSELL You must visit the SOUTHERN Hardware, Slaves, Con be" had by Calling at Great Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hasting’*. He 0flier the following Tax Titles Harnesses, ------ TO BE HELD IN___ Agricultural Tools, &c. The City of Grand Rapids SKIJCER <f DECKER, of LANDS Battle Creek. leather belting a specialty We will not bo under­ Large Stock sold by anv House In Michigan. SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 & 15. in tho various Townships of Situated Barry County—one of Michigan, ASSYRIA. Just Received, Jobs a. Greblr, lw!4 ACKLEY . J Mtftow S _ 8K1NNER $ DECKER. CELEBRATED THE MAPI£ GRQVE. Farrier's Improved! SPK1NG A AVERY’S »u-rtov.!D«»c«irnox. DMcurnox MACT RraBBLL. ' ____ • ------ WILL FIND AT____ the best Counties in tho State of GRANITE STATE CASTLETON. Corn Shelter I nX , 1® 10 n• X FOR BALE AT The‘Largest and^Best Assorted Stock W. T. EASTMAN’S! n«X*>f»wX Warehouse on Broadway. Druggists and Chemists, OKI WOODLAND. anti dealers In PATENT MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES. TUnPENflNE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. —TO BE FOUND IN Land and Calcined Plaster, W-wX lime, water lime, vfrtk •X*• w x LUMBER, LATH, mi! SHINGLES • K' JOHNSTOWN, August 10. 1871. BOOKS A STATIONERS, CHOICE TEAS, GROCERIES, CIGARS and TOBACCO, W. H. JEWELL, —and— KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES Western .Michigan. IENEIAL WALL PAPER, Ac.. Ac.. CITY DRUG STORE. State St.. Hastings. Midi. BALTIMORE. Register of Deeds. Notary Public, CONVEYANCE!) Awtbactr op Titles of lands in Barry County furnished on application, at my office In the Court Hoose. * W. H. JEWELL. Hadinqi, Kith. rwVIrV.X a u Iu a of a wX«I• WXA*| HASTINGS. . X ;f » CARLTON. For the BARRY. HOPE. INDUCEMENTS s.KnfnwM MS H ■, Bi RUTLAND. Of Home Manufacture, FOR VISITORS TO MAKE PURCHASES. 13 hit V lx nw Go to the Sola Proprietor of SHKP A HITS SPRI3SFG & AVERY. Great Union Exposition Ayer’s Ague Cure, poiaona. Northern Mich. AgricBltBraiand Mcchailcal Society. State Pomological Society Na oae remedy b l"uder rallnl vita a |H?rtr.that It »111 enpUcaie the ilbmve. and wun nr -n.; ir w.. laat no harm ran »n« frw.i iu u»« Ju any quantity. “Si "I “riik___ rn.m nr i.n-renla tlua dbor- per. TlueM Ct'B»:" Fxvru AMD A«1VK ciao uf eompuu-u. '.7 CITY PAINT STORE! •*» • ‘ Xr AJSiZri’ Ui« COMMINS & pat a Whiikcy nr rtitauluiat baveraea. but a MantCTXk within the reach of all. Price, only 30 Cent* a Bottle. Thlaartiole baa been thoroughly teotad and found a aura and apaady cura for the following complaints. SEPTEMBER 12, 13,14 AND 15, .Wil, Unite in makinr the above a grand demonitra­ tion of the production of Michigan Industry. Admission 25c, children Lie. Exhibitors are -peeled to join the Society. Yearly member»Lin tickets tl. Life Membership tickets BIO. HENRY A CLUBB, Grand Haven. Secretary. G. W. GRIGGS. Grand Rapids, President. COMPOUND WAHOO Dim BROWN Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costicenau, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint. Fever «C Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of tlw Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. rfc. genuine B.lXerw in one BO C«nu Bottle of Shopard'e Compound Wahoo Biuerw than there is in a whole case of any other kind in market. Recommended by all the fleet Class Physicians throughout ths City and Country, sa the best Family Medicine . >. ..! rhe rfUrare. PAINTERS time and money. Price, only 50 Cents a Bottle. For Sale by DraniiU ami Deaton Generally. Painte, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, ,'.r,.hE[ TMa •• ■ x:.-.-t!H- p.’l. -n 1 ■■ .. Grand Rapids. Mich, Yqt Sole by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. FRAMB8. SLABS, BTC.. BTCM I Sign & Ornamental Painting, IxS’.1!?.* W est of Bunk. PRAIRIEVILLE. .?»••* •r,'*x 3|t#W’* A. WOOLEY- »_■ P» of • 0 I ________________________________ • X ORANGEVILLE. This is.the Lad uho drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's »|W X< Xof. YANKEE SPRINGS. a.Kef.wK ininjgMI, *g.„s for warm meals al all hours. ’ * x o* Vf x Remember the place. Opthornapple. posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. • I^.E. STAVJFJFJER. 4 C. N. SHEPARD, Proprietor, ..X rrSm PICTURE IRVING. Little Red Shop!. MUSICAL! GO TO CLARK8 FOR PICTURES. Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information deaired. D. R. COOK Ac CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS SHERMAN MICH. Dealer in Musical lu- Pure Wines and Liquors’ T4TL»« » FARLEY 0BS4N, FOB- MEDIGUAL PURPO6XH. chu^StS^ axB Hastings, Mich. SOLD ALL ROVXD THK WOULD_. mi rr.B. HMUip, Mich. HMtiugt. MU> �VAID1BPOOL. Tlfe RiftlsucAii DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. W,~H. HOLMlta^ PabiUher. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division AUGUST 1&7-1. —Go there for the best and cheapest Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E. G. Williams. THE MAN AND “ A sotting hen never geta fat,” but most any person can get fat by buying their groceries of J, Mans. Hi* Letter to His Mother Aitor Hl* Conviction at Manistee. An Bvory-day Story. Herewith, as showing of tho man, Vanderpool, a* ho really i*, good and true hearted, we print hi* letter to his “Hello John, whore are you going?” “I was going down here to buy some grocers. ” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to buy mine.” “Down to AUen’c? Why, I never bo't any of him, I always go there to buy­ crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo't a whole set of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any .where else. Besides he war­ ranted it. The crockery he keeps is the Boot’s celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do *o on groceries, aud I know you can. Besides he takes anything I nave to sell at a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, tea and sugar there for the same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block. Aug. IS, 1871. THE CITIZEN. B| RDSELL mother after his con-’iction at Manistee, and before hi* incarceration in tbo State Prison nt Jackson. If a letter, exhibit­ ing the highest attribute* of humanity was ever penned, the following is that letter: Clover Hullers! Manistee. Feb. 25th, 1870. Mr Deas Motheu I am sitting in my cell in tho county jail—have been on trial for the murder of Herbert Field since tho first of the month. The case wm given to the jury to-day about 11 o’clock. Between five and six o’clock this evening I was called to the court-room to hear the verdict. My angel wife, Helen, was with mo tinoo noon. We 6 8 Ihjlb'xcm jiassed a happy afternoon in each others’ mixid. t accom. arm* in happy anticipations of justice BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, soon. She went with me to the court­ room, and there heard those cold and Ham*, William* A Co. cruel word*—“Guilty of murder m thsfint Do not claim to have tho only. Mold­ degree"—those words that kill all there ing Machine in Bony county, but they is of life to me, my honor, my name— RAWING MACHINES, HARROWS, ETC., have one that wilf stick any and ail words that cramp with cold iron my kinds of moldings that are needed. warm heart blood. Ah ! what is life? They also have on band a large number of doors, Bash, blinds, moldings, win­ Truly a vain bubble; and how sweet to dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low know that death will come to the relief! And there is my comfort. For, mother, ilguri'fl for cash. in Barry County—for sde by snj-ing the words don't make me guilty. Go.ro Commins & Brown for Paints, There is a sweet calm belief in tlie Train* on tho ChleMo A JUiebhrM Lako .^Itoro R. L loaw Grand I’.kpIJt tor Miukecon and White Oils, Varnishes, etc. knowledge that ray heart beats warm tail, al follovi: . and pure. Though I am branded a Chicago ExprtN cl 10-00 a tn. Detroit Exj>re«e at QOp tn. thing to abhor, yet I am tho same sunny ia John WeuMtt’a ll.nlw.ro Store, Brown', New Block. __ __ H. E. SARGENT, Gcn.Hupt. George of other days. I cannot write a shadow of my feeling*, nor touch a point on what I would say, could I tell all my FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8. thoughte of the happy, happy post For myself I care but little. But oh! the;I grief of that poor old gray-headed moth-' IKuccMoora to Dickey A Bentley.; er, who reared me with so much cure, I watched and prayed over mo through nil my tender year*. And now, oh, God ! j LOST. hear my dear, darling wife, who at this Somewehro near the Depot or on State moment lie* her head upon my knee— ’ Of Berger Family, St., Tuesday eve. A black ribbon-sash. and thia our lost, hut night on earth to-1 The finder will confer a favor and be rewarded by leaving it at the Dentist jether. Cun it be ? Sho who has lived, office of Stewart A StelnhofT. ■“ Unnoriit Character, Vocalist. Comic Leoturer. n tho warmth of my breath, and who Sep. 6th. Mrs. Mary KtelnhofT. Elocutionist and Faciil mimlo. in his pocullsrtti has pined nt the loss of it for five •nd COMIC FACTS’. months, is now called to quit me for ever. New goods has just arrived at Oh, memoiy, it runs back to a little , R. Mudge’s. country homo among tho tree*, whore Fair*. What has been done can be done wo Stood and promised to be one white again.—'IQftro is hope for every young Northern Michigan Agricultural aud life lasts. How well, how well wo have , man who so ardently desires to succeed. Look over the Gband Rapids Busi­ Mechanical Society’s Exposition, at lived to it God in Heaven knows. Now I I am to leave her alone, a bexgar. ness College Journal and notice the Grund Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, Gloat God, what have we ever done to I universal success of their student*. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DDORS. BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Thursday and Friday, September, 12,13, deserve this ? Were it but a bullet, or, Attention I tho axe, or the halter, a few moments i 14, 15. I have a yoke of cattle aud a single would end all here and satisfy my per-; Michigan State Agricultural Society, ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SIDING 4v.. J/roadj.c*/, near rirer. horse for sale. Will sell on limo tor secutors. But no. Not only,<une is be-' Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday nnd ing murdered by slow degrees—but wife, ■ good paper. R. J. Gba$t Friday September *<r, 19, ».»», 20, a21 uuuj vcfiwuiuvi .i and <nm 22. brother—all must bo ground in torture.1 Aug. 30, 1871. yi— ——’ Co^ <'<. Agricultural a .»■■, —.i, ....i society, 0aa...«.. Wedw. Barry ! I can but say, Lord forgive them, they I believe “ Oxi stormy night in winter when neaday, Thursday and Friday, October I know not what they do. I these |>eoplo mean ter do about right.1 the wind* were blowing cold,” 1 bought 4, 5 and 6. I But they don’t know ‘me—never did. | me a pair of boots aud rubbers nt Maus’. And by a stretch of the imagination, Otrn Dailt Advektueiis.—The follow­ with a little passion and prejudice, and i The days of grace on account* due w the late firm of Dlcki-v A Bently, are ing were left out ’Saturday, on account dollari ami cmU, have doomed to worse pretty nearly out. ffhore interealed of tho copyfgetting lost. than death a heart that never beat but i will do well to take notice, dtosepl in love to all who ever was worthy. Ah I PtAXIXO MILLS. how liitte they know what they have' J. W. & C, G. Bently, successors to Another railroad will not effect the done ! I do not expect they will be-! Dickey & Bentley, manufacture sash, low prices at Maus’. lieve ’frhol I say. 1 have talked be­ doors, blinds, moldings, etc., etc. Tho fore to-daV and they only laughed nt; Wanted. Wanted. old red mill on Broadway, everybody my words. And when in court I dared ! Every one having unsettled accounts know* where it is. to denounce as false, evidence given by ! , to call and settle the same by September Hams Williams & Co. At C. F. respectable men, counsel, ’ of opurae, 1st, for I must have my pay. boasted of tho etanding of t!fe witnesses. 10wl Mason Allen. j Dwight and Co’s Elevator building Now, of .vhat account are my words ? j have built up a successful trade and are Yet these words are God’s truth, whetbDox'r you know where to get your buzzing away steady every day. Sash, er shown to be such or not Ix't every j boots and shoe* ? I do-at J. Maus’. doors, blinds, moldings, etc., etc., is man, woman and child on «lus green I earth remember while life lasts, Geoigi< I their forte too,faitide from the planing Vanderpool is not guilty, nor doe* he I Cancer can be Cured. machine. L. N. Mixer’s scrofula anK,„cer I have rendered a foithful and honest;0/ Eippcr A Roller were paid by the Gen­ mixture is warranted to cure all cares eral Agent of the Commercial Insurance■ account of ©very tarthing i ever had in I world■.®3jdenco Of ray hav-‘ a/mjwW of cancer and scrofula in every form. Company of Chicago, yesterday, the• Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad- Joss sustained by the burning of their Hf SUPERIOR, McSHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and _A.nn -A.rbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS. PLOWS AND CASTINGS. and the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY E. P. BURRALL. I .11 Ifafom Hall. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY Jioticep. Local 1H1U Moldings a Specialty. WITHIN THE BEACH OF AIL. Hastings, Mich. Mats is bound to sell his groceries, nnd boot* and shoes if ho don’t make a cent • 11 cent sugar at Buxell’w. Rubber mops at Busell’i*. * Peaches fresh and nice nt BuhII's. Best Sherry wine, bitten for dyipeprfa»at Bubell's. Tho Town Talk Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ gars just received and for sale at the Cite News Depot. Tnz Laboekt Stock of School Books ia tho City at the City News Depot. Best cheese In the city nt Busell's. A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the City News Depot. For Photographsand Pictures, of ail kinds. call on J, F. Minkler. parties who say they are unable to .bay so much. Mow to give all a, chance to have Teeth who need and have them, we udllfrom this date, for a few ■ drop thrprice almost one-half. will nowmahe Brewery building in this city a short; her last, l wrong—call it mistaken or/a^7ra',rf Complete sets for$2o. Single Plates, Upper time ago. They received $W>. M. W.• false, as you chose. Those aru fad* v.d i Tider gid. Riker Is agent for the above Company. OIj'R WORK WJlRRAJVTED . 5 List of Letters remaining in the Post­ os you hope for life in this world and' office, Sept Sth, 1871. H.'te I over Grnnt ' Flowm Jhonwn, Tbo., Ampliloet. J. R? J™ “•ne,r ’ -----------------W. Banter, Jenolte Babeoel, H. E. Bar- " , u ’ *** ,’°r *’ ’1“’°’ yoti -voa bear lw»r your J01* soul, i tor the ----------------love your mother, Eisters, sisters, wives. rett * ' remember remevtilukv. my «><«. poor, ..m*. poor .w-.,. wy'« !/ Whatt '; • Direct your letters to No. of P. O. Box over befalls me, don't murder her. j or Drawer. Herc lies my gentle wife like a wounded : John Robebts, P. M. dove. How many, many happy even-1 «ugs wo have ]>08Scd—but. now—oh! Wisconsin.—Gon. Oadwolader C.‘ why was 1 born i The last night of life I Washburno has received the Republi­■ can mortal man realize it? How can nomination for Governor and has, sweet death would Im>, would it make all Gowk«wav from Home to Buy , <ds® happy. Ah ! it ia hard, hard to beinvited Mr. Doolittle, tho Democratic ■ lieve that innocence would not stand.' nominee, to n joint discussion. Mr. W. But if not in thia world, it will in tho | is a live Republican and will bo elected. next. Without money or influence hero 1 He was a Major General in the Union। I have fallen—and now I nink. " my heart i* warm as f Army and a gallant and brave officer. their* ones are as near andid dearnosakUC<<D ., | The State Faib.—G. H. Gale is, This world is a* green and as beautiful I Store, Hastings, Meh. STEWART & STEINHOFFH. A. Goodyear. NO USE Grand Marshal and E. O. Humphrey, Treasurer. to me a* to them. But, alas 1 farewell, farewell. When tho green grass waves! Goo4j“r & Slr;jjer Dealers in FBRNITI1BE! wow 1 Call at , 0H& ’“I JOHNWOLF’S oyer my grave, tho winds will moan, he died in honest poverty. But, good । The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Park at Kalamazoo, Tuesday, Wednes­ night, it is the lost with her I love—and I Hall, three of the beat Brand* of Cigar* day, Thursday and Friday, September without her and my honor, life is worse 1 than death. Good night. 19th, 20th, 21st, and 22. ’ • in the market at Post Office. Geojxue Vaxpeupool. Admission tickets to tho Fair Grounds Cheapest fruit jurat BumJI-’b. Saturday morning, 20lh—still alive— ' will b? sold at twenty-five cents for each but oh! what a night I Thi* b a dark, The place to buy your boot* and shoe* person for each admittance. Children ramy morning, truly in keeping with my । ,B at Runyan’s. under sixteen years of age at fifteen position. At ton o’clock I am to go i down to receive my sentence. Who m cents. Custom work made on short notice, thi* sunny world can realize ray feel-1 All exhibitors of articles are required in good style and reasonable price* u>s* ? Only that All-seeing Eye can | to become members by the purchase _ at Runyan’s. toU. I would *ay to all, mourn not bat I of membership tickets, price one dollar, remember mc. It can do no good to I Ladies’ fine shoes of the latest styles which must be exhibited to tho Secreta­ mourn. 1 shall make tho best of my at Runyan’s. ry previous to making an entry on the situation. Farewell to all. Guide Hclen through her trouble. Comfort each Warranted Custom Made Boots from books. other. 1 am forever your own son. Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacoson Geoeo e Vax»ehfool. 1 Why are compoadoro wry fortunate . ____________ atRcMTAN’s follows ? Because they can “set up” Cail on Mibb Wilcox for mttllnery in business without a rhilHng of capi­ Sol. Smith Bnarell [coming. Prld., I • good* of all the latest and best atyiw. erniing, at Union Hnil. ' tal. The Fair is to be held at the National • Dan’l Striker. Iron, Nails, Glass, ooden "Ware, &c- FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. either Um. orBb’o;^ AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, *’ LOTS AND PILES OF IT ON C MADE OF HAND AND POUND TO SELL. A "* JOHN Wo' Lake Superior Iron ■ ‘“'T ILtru the best in the world. Abo the _ WOODLAND PARLORS. d* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-09-06.pdf 1a975a8bd97c46581aee138bb60680f2 PDF Text Text VOL XW HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 6. 4871. HSmMS Wml .4‘LMw' Carfc. OF ALL KINDS. _____________ inAu- BE CLOSED OUT COST Organdies, Percales Zawns, Grenadines. Bareges. Chain brays. Mohairs. ’ Silks, Marl Poplins. t i(i) id mu Shawls, Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants. Linen Vests. Summer flats Gloves, hm Haise now on hand The LARGEST STOCK of HARDWARE HARNESSES! SOLE AGENTS FOI{ THE BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL LEATHER BELTING, FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. GOODS! DRY FROPR1ETORB. OF |TI^ 0880 I “rts»j*A> ?n” ’MSnJ? and did this to August 30, 1871. •aid shall he bo Thia mOntiag wm occupied in showing tail It is tha exhibits and to listening fo fatten, efo., ------ ------------- —- lhai- « confoMiou that had been passed betwren Vandcr- wlim made, fa order to tre admitted as oridmtee must bo made delibraal.ly pool aad Field, etc., ote. While tho Attorneys wore examin­ and without any faor. or oompulsiou from, any one, and shall this be ad­ ing fire** documenta, and the audiemamitted aa oridsoee whou threateaed by ■ere impatiently waiting for something (ho officers off tho lew (LiresselvaY to turn up. mere intoroating to them, They talked onenly of lynching him, Mn. Field who hsd been sitting for that most fembfa mode of punishment some timo fa the back port of (ho room, sad thia tetter must be interpreted in ths light of the*- facts. Then, too. all atonco left Lar seat and coming far-(I the Froaecutlon bora failed to show ward thrar..h«TMlf fate a sort, already [ any mottrn. They nay that Field put well fillad. in eioM proximity to, and di-1I in about |7,UOO in money into tho bank root>y fa front -of. the prisoner. After ‘i and yrt they. themoehM, acrount for <trer ono half of thio, elamlostiady tying him sharply for a moment, she withdrawn from tho bank and. depos­ thrust brr hand into her pocket and up ! ited at tbo drug storo of Willard A j on drawing it out, the Fneom-r started i Hall, and in tho City Naihmal Bunk ' to Lis foot und in sumo such words aa Hi, .'l»w poor auarwa.ia .oiuuing up the to «V wii VandariMxJ. when h. wrote | Ixitta, dlockud unfo tlresasm way. to ray husband that he did not need the I Bytho Court t >'•■■■:» *■: U“’MJ and than ha put hfa money into'' T am entirely safoJW that tbo law othar busure**, bat when Field finally ■ Mticludod to teavo tire partner ship. allow, tfe hutimtay of wiiacre*, ' anderpoel agum came to ray husband at a fanner jrialto bo load. lamsatiste I hnyc add sad .&>i -(hf'o Uro witwdsM «re out of the foT ar-J “* hus­ State aad the jurtedirtfowvrf thia Court band told trim hd had jAt ft fa other bomneM, but would 1st him hare J! he wanted as soon m ho should return from would be in 4 or b waeka. A. II. Dunlap being duly sworn afod. I ? y^toe and am a lawyer. In 18(111 had on office directly ovoi lire IW, and think I occupied tte-Au™ bits M Kalanuumo. aabetawtiBlly as fol-1 about six ruoulhi, and wm in thtooffioe Li (o>“ *• ’«* **ld adfaMjreMunra in > “ 180ft. Know of a ffiglrt of stair* num­ MuhMh’O ;, hap :;.reri.aii|L’’Uk-to linthree i fag from ths sidewalk down, tbd ride of tha building loa-unl* tl>e river. Throe | “see Ibero, sen there'" called die atten-tioaof his Counsel to lire moretuonta, evidently considering himself ia danger, and over JXOOo wm found in the safe bank dour Lidding a brum of imp in caused, perhaps by certain threatening at tho drug store, and all this has boon his hood; noticed s 1' letters, laid to bare been written by bra paid aver to Nfae Hill Then the proofs about him, only that he was cleaning of guilt are inauffieienL Mr. Blanchard the office^day ur twu after, thia my one of their own witnesses has testified । pocket, boa ever, proved tc bo nothing that ho carried a basket of lish dripping attention wm exited Io sputa of blood • more dangerous than a pair of spectacles with blood and serum up three stmts on, on tbo stairs leading to tho nr«r. Had soon blood there before and did not ermwhich she adjusted, in order to got a bob Tureday after the diiapjw'arance, and sidir it a eery unusual thing. Had also tor view of tbo person she sip-tas to firru- not ono witness, euwpt the very surpi- s- en hlool on the stops loa liag up to eions Dr. Wilcox, saw blood on those tny office, and hero more frequently i ly believe is tbo murderer of her too. rtaira,till Whdneailay, so that this ao- than on the other stairs. ■ When it is considond fo what dos- cuuntil for all the blood on these stair*. 1 [ Mrs. A. IT. Dunhm being duly swonrl I peratinn such a belief, no matter how »o his testimony In regard to seeing II said : 1 am tho wife of the lost wilnoss. f I well founded, might carry a mother who I Know the Bonk building and hs!vo sunn . s blood on Mouduv. how he avoid-1I Dr. WILmx. Ih-mamlier the disappear- i ha i loot a son as she has, it is not i Ana.—.1 wuat terfao <6 Luddingtun | strange that tho jiriauncr, whether •d stepping upon it, and we shall show । unc«4 aiiH I mw Itr. Wilcox on Munday i that winter, but not fiw that purpose. I tliat he has admitted that he never mw | guilty or innocent, should regard her any blood there at all an Monday. Thon evening faUowicg it between six and 1Jncy have said that L would not say poeiseven. I saw-Dr. Wilcox ia Li, office j I more.neats with suspicion. । we shall show that bo could not hare aad was waiting fra my hoaband, whoa । tiro about tho aaatter until J saw my ' At this point tlio Prosecution reated II disposed at th* body aa allrgrd. bo mud you must excuse me for 1 want ■if. When ww »Mt .-Field, I did not speak with Lon, did not !»<<r hi. voice, , IL- left tho Iioum on that evening at, thoir lido of the ease, and Mr. Ilrl-1 tli» very urgent request of his wife, at to go down into the Bank and gid some there wwa no reason why h» did not ■ brook opened tbo caw for the deb-nre j half past 3 o'clock to got some modi- , money changed, and when lie camo sp.sk to ma aa be passed to the inride back I naked him if ho had heard any­ of u* on tho walk. I did not notice any | sutNtaBhaUy as follows : । cine, and returned again in just otic ■ thing about Fm’M. and he said what do Gentlemen of Ute Jury, you have Mt, hour and twentr-firo minutes, as wo­ Cmeoa J Then 1 eaU that Field h.-ul dog with him. -hero patiently tor 15 day* listening to,, aliall show liy a number ot witnMOM. a missing since yesterday, when he | tho testimony far tho I'eoplu and now I1 lie left his houso with hia dark clothes i said, that is strango, 1 hadgiot heard of I i they have rested their case, having said,j on, that he had worn all day, and came1 it He also said jwrhapi Lu ha* been I aft Urey have to My against this un- ।j book in tho time I havo stated with tho ■ i fortunate pcisony, and now wo ask the ![ aem< clothes ou. But Ihoy introduce n 1 b‘tp°m' 1 Mr Btdh* eome up to tidj ’tamp to heo some attention from you in listening to J' witness, Mm. Fpilick, who saere that me about thia natter, no tie else bo■ the tesumoay far bun You,Bro tolook s!u> saw a man in light clothes, silting •iilre u« three was present. Mr. Bullis j in vho little wldie boat which renders | •aid ho had heard that I saM I had seeff it uecooMiry draw tho conclusion that i Field Sunday sfloroooa, end ho had ! In thia short s;>ooe of time, ho want tn ' comeun ts uy> roe about iL ltoldlbeJ tho Honk, changed hie clothe*, prepared | ton ui Iliad him. Ire asked mo if I . tho body far diapoaal, cnrri.il it to the ■ wm not tuistakim. I reml J did not August 31,1871. | river, towed it M the mouth of the Itanu-1 Parker bong called to th# think I was and that I wm .confident I Manistee rivof, lotrtmod to tlio Bank , hadacuhim. I tell him Lwus sure it Lid the man guilty, unfass you know it Il chaagwl Ira clothes, wont to Dr. Fish- stand sod duly sworn said ; er*s and got home. It was impoaaiblo . I live in Manistee and hare fur 8 was ou buudsy and at that rime of dav to a cwrtamty. In oar view of tho matter, and upon for him to have done this, beside* wo l .'•an; know Wilbur LoUond Lis wife; but as to tire day.X wpqM *ot be so cer­ what wo shall bo able to show upon the shall show that he was physically into- tluy are bow supposed to be in Wfawo- tain. When ft mm. .KfaM, that d.y. ruions point* bi ought aga nst this pris­ pacitated,by r osoi-. of a hertda, for jrer- ‘ oner by tho prwerution, we expect to forming such labor. The prosceutxm thev did not want to com- to this trial Tlio next wi totes, Abril am Fischer, ndiari- him of aayl ixsputatfon of the and wore going to k-are. I mw Mr. chargv brought against him. Tbors is rapital oat of thia little white Lott in Bilwaukre last week and there bring duly, sworn, saul i . f, not fruit ftnt erideneo to substantiate I lire nt Grund litres n«4 have far but for a,mo reason hare dropped ho told mo ho did not scant to cuno to it out of this trial­ th s charge. Tbo wbolo theory of the thia trial. My occupation is that of car­ Hyson. Am a. fuhensaa and take Now wo pro{K>*e to take up that little penter and joiner. Remember tho event white fish and trout., llayo fishod 20 white boat just where they toaro it, and of the disappearance of Field,andou milo* from shop'. X«3*«»*l»tit 120 wv shall fallow tl far out that Bunday I was al luy boarding pfaro note. Do not tlifok there,are. any jwninto the waters of I-akn Mirliigan wher” and was also at Mra. Springer's liunng ruilingcurn’ufsiii ibo lain. Floating it was found en the Dth ddv of Septem­ that day about mos. The way I know bodies going down (ho river canto ashore ber, by tbo Captain of tbo acboonar [ tho time of day fa I bad had mv limch near tho plor*. but cannot toll how near Crawford, with a man m, it far dinner tielure I went there. I found tn them, mtdiably wilhiu g ,'nUc. Never apparently in a half fami-dn-d there a Mr. Ladaw, but I do not know nofired whether more lanfled on oneaido I condition, and dratitulo of money and oftlio piers than en tire oftbr, or w>L/ the body a* that of Herbert Field by i eyerythrag, who absolutely refiiid to r O wool:* ago to got rid of No rroM examination,'' i"‘.| any natural means, not even havo Hw’v giro any aooonnt of hrmyolf or to be Know Charies Bprituier.and he Tire next ’‘witucwi cailnd was I. K. trafofad ns to whether Ibe body was that1 landed anywhere on thecal of Michi­ .Out dav Mr. Rsrtncn* tea. I , . , . ‘ “ . .. at a mate or a fecnala. Tbo figure on i gan. When taken on 1-oard th- schooutho am has been sworn to. and yet, tlds faa« not been drreribed by any two alike, or from any knowledge of it previous to j . tho inquest held oa 'the deed body. I Toe proofo axe faiutiicirnt that this waa | Ins body, ami yot ;fa> prosecution must i satisfy 'you that tl-at waa his body, and when they havo don* that, I which Ihoy cumol do, they must i ■ At Kslmiwilu! testified that ho wa« satisfy pm that tha wound* found at his bome !6 nr 2U nifoutes. That he mole a diagureris of Ms ffiateM and pro­ , scribed for him.' Whfrtf'M dm stand hero ho L .-ifiiied that V.ii-.dj'jqxo'. was at : his houso 4 or 5 tnltuxte* ,. ThteO being M l«W Wtern prev­ ent to-day, Court mljouinvdtillD o’c’.oek I to-mnrrow tnomiug. if........ S LOWER TH.LV EVER. !.. n^di?cl -T We Idimutucture the fultowit-B Patent Combination Iren-Beam and 1 WvoA-Hcatn Flaws;,with t-Ucl «r<Mat MeM Itoinl. Bodgennd Cirrtlw Plows. I«»’ proved Wliiel Cultivator*, Com Flow*, rhuvel 1‘Iuwm, Gang Plows, Field RoUere, faquan-anJ Butterfly Dross. Kookm's Patent Adjustable Hing--Harrow, fcrapcre. Cauldron Kettle*, and everything in our 11m*. I Bepatring Machinery promptlr attends to kt nil llmv-. We are Ayenta for lire JACKSON WAGONS Ssja al- Mstatisal Dsntijis. Glen & Hall Threshing Machines, C’lov llullrrs ami Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Hnlkv Kake. mm Ladies' Misses and Children' Shoes and Gaiters. Xfr- °«»»«<i K Russell & Nevins. 'I’lit* best place in the City of Hastings, ------ fo buy------ GROCERIES is nt the new brick store of WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. C. H. HICKS ! lb arc ovtsry day soliciitd to furnish Plates of Teeth t (Successor to Hides & Kp-lcy.) ,j : for lejts than our usual price, backed- with ths complaint of parties who say they arc unable to nay so much. Xmc to gioc. all a chanec to have Teeth who need ^.r.-r-, fuwrrmw a m* a mww i mm full and Complete' sets for^fb. lUhglc Plates. I pper\ or Under ^TS. .If.l.ovn WORK W.IRR.r.’yJKO, Office over Grant $FhiUipF Sim, Ttaitintr, Mich. STEWART & STEINHOFF- pay Cash for my Groceries, I pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, nt the very lowest rates. Hartings, March X 1871. Dr. AIKIN, M9S ffi BE SI (W ■ ■ Hi pflM So. 11 Canaj BL Orsnd Fact Goods orc Cheaper than Low ! . ■ • • GRANT XT THE STflKE UF &z PHILLIPS central Th* bort stock srt Meet ahraya on hand. (MMBMywraaat. Bests. ' raowy thing yea wart- • will sell ll»e«n n» e From New York t- oh any house i CROCKERY & GLASWARE! shown thia, tbo next pant to *bow is that thia raapondant ia the guilty partv. Now wn rtiali show that this fa iipcaaiblcv far ho was at hum* all the afternoon rstm tuning friends, except o little while '■hen they wMt to taka e walk to Canfield's hill, awl again a few t iai afternooa, and wa shall allow that hedidaotbill.ldm before noon as he waa aen sMee in the aMentoon l>y 4 or 5 poremu whom wa shall ialrodut» hereaa witowioi, No* 1 will lab yen tf it would not be the moot natural thing in Stmt TatiBiy fir ftt Detae. ing duly tworn said ■ 1 have resided at Man-toe fra 18 •'years. Know the building occupied by Vanderpool and Field for a Bank. IA> :not know Vanderpool patMnaUy, but knew Kald. aud rvoemher the event of ;hi* duappeazanor, which wee on Efandny 1Bep. 5th. laco. Was at tho Methodist Rudey eobeol on the aftnnuioa of.that day, aiHxrai juinird, by my sister awl a the bank that eftenmaa on the wav to Sunday school, batwoea 1 and 2 d’tfock wo saw- tho bank door rtandisg opaA and the little dag sitting ia tbe dor. ’What more particularly culled nj attooftnn to tt.my sfattw wte graac to Ctemgo (be next Tuesday, and she said to m<— , This dura of atnemeut «rae ob>ted to by Mr. Eggleston. Mr. Hugh-read.fa support of his °* tb* view a note fo paraprapb IlNj, of Green­ leafa EriJencn, nnd argued tho point to mi torrsDCfaurWloo stricken Out, oa the ground that it was made since this charge and had nothing to do"wiih his character previ­ . 'Apbl, 1871. ous-to this. Tlte Court hold that it wm Wu publish below a syaopsU of Mrs. not proper to admit statcmotite in re-gdrd to hts character, made sineo this Utt'.teriimmry m rdri on'the stand, cturge «aa brought against Mm. and yesterday, ra-.it whfeh wii vrere uuabln ft> jmlEsh hi ifoprojw' ordered the statement stricken out. Mr. & K Hanford was the nest wit­ ness called for, but not being [rreeeut Mr. Oheerer arose to bring Up tho quoetiimofth* admuanMlify. of the testi­ mony of Mr. and Mia. Lett, and eubmitted tho affidorite of .BberiK Vrooman end Deputy Sheriff Mallray, stating �after this we went to Maaiftco ud wut' ts keeping bmiso a. soon n* wo could When Mkrd to slate wbai hap{>cnsd on this day to break up the family, (he wltaere gars way to her feelings and wept for some time. She then stated that this was the day oa which her htuband was arrested. Qec*. —Did you state to them that s»n after you returned from Cufinld's hill, Vanderpool weal out and Mr Fipsr cams iu about 0 o'clock ud waited tin th« boat whistled f Aus.—Not I did not. Re-direct—Thssa gentlemen were th»r* wvcral times and searched tbo bouse. Mr. Busrell, Mr. Brigg* ud *----__ j _.1____ t-J -1 The reccut abortion mtmter In New York CUy of Mias Alice A. BoUaby of Patterson, N«W Jersey, by Itt. Rwonzweig, tn connectkfii wHb th* Coroner’ inquest on th* dcid body of the unfortuua'.c victim, hrs furalabed us with new hibits “A" and "B,”—UA” being tbo ud Important <fomon*tralL>u at lb* ut­ ter unreliability of *v5deuce given to telegram scut by Vanderpool from Mu»HJcndfy a dead body partially decom- kogrra, as traufiod to by Mr. G. F. Kings­ bury, th* operator, ud “B" the. reply. ■wore positively that the body before them wsa that of Mix Flga Rcosniweig, who stene weeks before had mysterious­ wrapper found by tha Rev. U Ik Fisk, ly disappeared. Th* evidence given is in tho sroods, and ths pieces of paper summed up editorially fo the Now York . Trifome of Wednesday last, as follows: cn which bo raperimouted. Tho bank Ledger was offered in evidence and Dr. As P. Drake ot Hastings, was then called to the stud, who, being sworn. Mid: [sxamlnsd by Mr. Choever.] 1 hare practiced medicaoe in this eity for about 20 years. Mad* u ex­ amination of Grorgi/ Vanderpool last week, and found him affi.cted with hrr■as on both sides, that <m the right sido Ixriug mncli tho worst. 'Die effect of readers the fallowing statement of .Mr. Towne, that they may see the manner in which they ware repreeeuted at the meeting of I bo State Board of EqualizaUm by that gentleman : The report Is what took place, but tins was the most straightforward tqaucr to got at it. We aball show that Mr. Vanderpool had an ongagnmsnt with this young lady to accompany th* Pipers to the boat, which ho r*linqui»h*d in order to go for mitdi- titled to every fad which will qualify his absence that evening. W’e have a right to show whether VaadcqxKil the testimony of Jaenb Fralick, as tak­ sought an opportunity to get away from en nt the Kalamoxuo trial, on tho Lis friends t>nl evening or not, in ordrr ground that ths witness was out of the | to secret tho evidences of this erfanr. ,1 f alate and beyond the reach of this court. tins had been tho case he woujd Imvo Thin km granted and Mr. Hitihcock- sough! ovary jireteit to get awe; read tin- testimony as folio* *: ’ - - -Oro*»-examinod by Mr. Buglu-a. ^OHTHEBN UNION FAIR, trout of the bank when I aaw Mr. Hall l-Ajrani to tbs drag store with him to guRissdfemh. I notiood tbo bank door and it was shut. Tbo shoe shop door my visit Mr. Van­ —-— -----------utrhia health, or fur diarrhoea. On this day he complained aa ho had done some time before, and we spoke to him about haring awdietne. What was said? “ ' Objcctod to by Mr. Eggleston, who said it would be prosper to show what Vanderpool did, but not any proscrip­ tion* or directions given by these ladies. Mr. Hughes mid he did not i chronic diarrhoea at times. At the rtf Ffeld’s disappsmneo ho had a re attack of it. Know afeo tlurt susboud is ruptured ud this oscurrbofuro »t> were married. He Mt. Ilugbm auid 1 ar that bar test mo. Id account for ths >"*"*”-----ud to hare been given to Idm by Jfirn end Phibbs were coming from but sup[jy I posed they were coming from Bunday fkniAgOdell before he want to the war. Did not aay I was acquaints-! with aim six y*are. Do not know what I tertiffed in regard to this fo Kalamx1 soo. I to not know of my own knowl­ edge when lu wont info the war or whan h-rrturoed. Ho w*s folte,croon. Hdl A Uu’a ernptoy after ho came back from Became acquainted with Herbert Field in January 1869, and ho lioarded with us till some limo in Juno, when he wont F-ast and returned sometime in July, Al thia time 1 was in Rycino and aoou after Field returned, my husband and tajtelf went East to visit my par­ ents and wore gone about six weeks We rotuincdfebont two weeks previoar to tho disa]>peoranre of Field, ami my hiubaud Went over the L*k-s inirntdiatoly and when he returned bo brought Miss Scribner bock with him In sll the relations of Field with my hiuband. I never noticed uvthiag but tlu- most friendly, ud wo always considered him as on* of the family. He hardly e«or went by ths bouse without calling, and usually callod several times a day. He called my husband George, and ms, > and it might havo been that. — -----------B —-___ _ ____ —______ rpsd his head n tnoment and hoi between 42,000 and 83,000 in the said I meant to say that tbo door was bank, w hen my husband told bcr tint j half open instead of half of it being ho hail drawn out his monev so that opsn. 1 had a roumreation with Mr* when they sMtted ho only had about, Springer in my shop and asked her 8-400 coming to him,uot 1900 ud this ho which day it was aha uw Field and said bs paid him in money. Mr husband she said she could out toil whether it was is always of a kind and mild di (position I Saturday or ftundav. and venr hopeful ' *•- ---■ — Mr. Field had a Henry ft, Uilell being duly aworn. mid (examined by Mr. L’harch.i I rvricJe at Mufartea, acid am a surveyor. Knew the Tyson' House. Belnjf asked what waa p-opooed to show by this witpeas, Mr. Cburch statad that they were going to show that It would be Impossible for any one Io see the ' bank door from the Tyson Hooro plat- : any given to Identify the body picked conveying Uw fniprerdoc that as a ’ up on (be shore of I-ako Michigan In September. IM.', a* that of Herbert whole the County la not a valuable one 1 Field, and by parlies who bad much for agricultural purposes, and when that statement finds Rs way into toe fending I belter means of leraooal knowledge. doubt, that the girl, Flga Koscnawelg, , salted for Europe some five weeks be­ fore the finding of this body in the De­ pot of the Hudson River Haltrnad. and that tbc body was that of Miss Alice ABolbby , late of Ifettenon. New Jersey’ Ti e tacts In thia case go a long ways to prove that marks upoo the ferxm fbould l>ortaUou difficult" ud ccerly." H« always be received with the gravest had supposed that the •• billy sections ’ doubts when important results are ja-ndof the County wore mainly in Hope and Orangeville, but it sccmt we arc mista­ body. apd that the evidence den ved from ken. Almost unconsciously reading Alter thu reading of Mr Fralick's thurnmi ia no more reliable, than any other. Uncertainty.unreliability, fewr.t- i teatimotiy was concluded. Miss Lotti* tremendous)v hilly" condition cf our teu in letters cf living light on ever;’' neighbors farms on the north of us, we paragraph at clrcumatantlal evidence, Scribner was called to the stand and be­ fog duly sworn, said: look on ibe streets wondering why they end especial wbco human Identity t« (Examined by Mr. Hughes.) do not come to tbh ’’ poor market” with the Important fact to be (atabllahcd. the slx-borvc Conestoga wagons once famous lu the “ billy sect ions’ of Penn syl vsala. rather thu the light aymmet- the person of Mte. Bcwenawelr. than riea! vehicle* which are so much In any that go to pro re the Identity of vogue among them, ud are notas heavy Herbert Field, on which elreutnManev I bad been inveigled by Ml*. HUI,jinny not have loft unbeknown fir narta un­ known. and U yet. like Mtea Itooenrwclg. still living. We believe thia ia the caae, and have full faith that tbc future branoe of noting a shipment of cattle from thia bounty last fall by Mr. J. H, A. M. Nichols, Esq.,. for many yean Leo. am! ciudtenKtog tbc State to match ognat of the Detroit ud Milwaukee It, which »«,i largely copied, ami which Bailroad in this city, has resigned that petition to accept an appointment as general freight ageul of the Chisago ud Michigan Laks Shore Railroad. Mr. Nichola has earnM the reputation R. as a vehicle of transportation. and of being a prompt and efficient busiaeoa will abide by tho books of the various man. and is well qualified for tho Xd. station ATtmU as a final tesL Being tiou ho assume*. constantly nn the road, during the la-t Nashville, by the mUltona of feet, ud seven n-.llos above the city, and If i at Quimby, only five miles cast of this repaired Immediately, before the ri ptere. a fiocirtsMnr village with all the rises again, the whole of thocity wtt ( time ho rested himself at the breakfast ■ table without u invitation. Mr. ud , Mr*. Yanderwcd ud myvwlf were at tho table and he camo fo with Mr. Van licbigsn Ct H'Yrfwn .Michigan. Peninsulat that you did not blame hfolp Mr. Hughes ubjeeted to proving tho cutinite of a written document in thia He requested Mr. F>;«r to help him carry a bath tub into the ’ wuli rooai, and had these puts on at tho time— Ils changod his clothes at the limo of taking the both ud pat ou black clothes tbrougUouL I did th* house srork myst’lf, ud when he was taking the bath our company were ia the front part of Jft. Church thought ths pnqositioa very simple, .for here waa a witness who testifies to n» extraordinary state of good feeling, and by reading a part tt the letter in this way, wo do il simply Io refresh her memory and s-o if she can FAMILY BIBLI croso examination the whole of it might bo proved fo the same way, which vio­ lated ovary j>rinapte ot law ud the «ell established rate of our Supreme Court, and fe tills point he cited the case of tbo People vs- lightfoot, 16 Jfich. I«r balcony ud wore there a ■a white, durmgrwhirh time Mr. Bccor passed and apuko to Mr. V. about some picture* ho had bad taken of tho bouse When wo cam* down stasro w* were wriktog abm ths wardra tooMng at th. trai* irore, wban Are piper prupored to go tn Canfiald’s hill, which wn did.— On oar way we stopped nt Mr. Cono­ ver’s s moment to took at tho garden.— When on tho hiU I thought I saw Mr. I Field coming and said "there oome* lj<id/*_whea my husband tarard around I did not notice anything unu-ual its his appearance at that time. Court took th* usual reoMs till 2 P M. Mt Church thought the gentleman was premature fo bis objivtaui. If Mn. Vaadcrpuol daesatt rcooUectaueh a let­ ter, or surli a Augment then it is limo to talk about tho letter. The objection wai over rated and an exception notol. Ans.—It is possible 1 did write it but 1 ilo pot remember. Do not know tlurt I over said I thought Ire w ould bring .h.graoo wpon the larnilv it ho over marriedanr toember of R Do not remombor that 1' over said that 1 hoped ho would got rid of Field and p t a partv1.n....... 11 — —* * LX .< Itocliaator to New York, 3S5 miiaa, Buffalo to New York, 423 miles, Suspension Bridge to New Yorx 44# Dunkirk to New York, 4641 miles, Cii-reland to New York, 623 miles, Cincinnati to N. Yw 1W0 mites, Jackson, Ixasiag & Saginaw Bailroad has been changed to tho Saginaw Divis­ ion of the Michigan Central—th* Cen­ tral rood having new obtained perpetual Must Suitable for tbo Family, Most Vain*bl* lor the Student. Mort Instructive for the Touche Mori Appro jrriate for the Child, Mort Useful for the Miaiaiar, Most Interesting for the Farmer. Mud Etegut for the Parlor. Most Profitable for the Study, rne fictorial family biulc. l<ity tho wocou who had uni, I tkiak I did call him ■ybn wm **fe. Witaoss letter which she acknowl- Agues Norman, age 14, w)k> was in­ dicted fo London tor having murdorvd five children, but was convicted only of an attempt to strangle a little boy. has l^cm sentenced to tea rears penal wr- late to ret it then, aa I had been fofartn•d by Mr. VauPelt, tho clerk of tho boat, that it would fears at ton o’clock. JVr. Eggtostou me rod U. strike out the statMWui of Mr. VuPelt fo regard to when tho boat would go to winch Mr. Hughes objected, ud tbc court allowed it to stand for tbo present Mr. Va^lrejmol bad been gun. abut half an hour a bon tho boat started. Tbo I’e0(il* then began ths fotroduotion of tbc rebutting evidence. Samuel S. Gtovar wm tho first wi*n«w* called to the stud by them, and being duly swoco, mOL : (examiood by * FVM-KM. I'rurrtefen. an Xr.Clhftoh.yr reside at Manistee ud am acting Deputy Sheriff: Have helped MUNUMENTH, Jfr. Mallorr from this county set’s aubHEAD BTONF-S. Bias for this trial ud I know K B. u JfotJtim tba naxt day after he TABLE TOPS, was subpocnaod about 5~d’atock fo th* MANTLES. aftoraoon, ud be caltel tnotoonssulA 8HEI.VE8, ETC. Oom.—Whitt did h« my to you iu sm, garfto tho Iruttfutee*. of his formn «.■ rf. . e. VV:. ss*Ls-* ' BASTfflGS UEBLE WIS1 AMERICAN meat of wheat to Europe 481.447 brsfooxs, ol which Uverpuol took 2<H,693 butedaand Glasgow II 1.W6 Imshofe This wa*M,741 baabeia more (bn the 15. Tyson House? Objected to by JI.-. Hughe., which was overruled end exception noted. Ans.—Tbc apparent distance was on ly about a fool, ud the real distance the Prosecution are relying to prone his ' death, and convict Ceorgr Vudsrpool of bb murder. Yet Miss Iloecnrueig that a higher price waa paid for wool at Haetlnt* last Spring, than In cay other market tn the State. And t<-d*y aa we k SPRING & AVERY’S, very beat thing pnwlble for the Inter­ cats of the County ho represented. and of which be is an honorable and worthy ritlxen. But we must, as candid Jour­ nalists, looking to the future jwuapertty of the Otxinty we have chosen a» our home, protest against the atatrincnli made concerning our toll, our timber, and our general prosperity. We have aosne poor land, and what county has not? But when general Ixddly to affirm tut there are few bet­ ter countlee In Central Michigan, and Central Michigan la the garden of the Great West It auroly will bo new* to the sturdy and thrifty farmer* <g Wood­ land, Carlton, Irving and Thoruapplc, SEPTEMBER 12. 13, 14 fed*a and wo aro deprived the priv‘ ef fatting to tom impsaabmg rjiMCiona sad wo sak tbc privifege, of pettosg thia pew on the stand and MARBLE LOCAL Trade ud trafic f Scorching botto-d OaM—Today 113 Lots of fruit fo m �Tift F\trd«ucM< juixr New Advertisements. mnui MICHIGAN CEHTRAL R. ft. Grand River Valley Division AVGVMT l&n. State Pomological Society Calle I* aaktaa the stove * rrssJ dcarartri- jrjauGMAMxmcixm. pATETT MEDfCIXEM, jpvooisrs intone, How TOCaxFaun u Gua Jam Wrrwotrr BaXAKure tmk Jana.—Fold a doth four or aix time*, wrtag U out In K>W ’’••■f. rinee th* Jar la warm wefar. Hilton the cold cloth, md pour U frail and .yrup while botlalotbe feai.1 toSJ* . fAatthe jam would kind* have D. R. COOK & QO’S Office ia Ha*ting*. We Oflter the following Tax Titles CITY PAINT STORE! coaeiai a ■■*** PAINTERS; \rc- It ia nobler to live petitatly than to die jxticntly. Nothin* i* troubloaimo that wilhngly. we de pAlXT AXD VABXDra CBCUKA QTAFUaKOCKUn, of LAMBS OVCA*. T*A, come, tod 8Pi«m. Paints, Oils, Varnubes, Mixed Painta, Briuhca, and Ar­ tist’a Material*, Wall Paper, Window Shade*. ncr^BB ra*m*.ciw. era. m. j Sign & Ornamental Painting, । Tha true religion ia, love thy naighboi a. thyarlf. Graiany, The inhabitant. u( Peru delight ia Hastings, Mich. b .uh iu. !«- vrauely given a goodly uumber of the Old Reaideut. of the county meemblad at tho office of W. H. Hayfotd, Emj, Ma. W. Baowx haa been haring a in the city of Haatrng^ Sept. Al, lf!7L divuion made to the More of HyG. Mr. Mudge, of Cm.tl.ton, cdlle.1 the WiDiama, and th* weai aide ia now ocOLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. mi-eting tj order,, when upon motion. copied by Dr. Haney. Both e.tablfahraenta look very inviting and the ecunomy of apace will enable them to make After remark* made by Momn.. Mudge Cobb, Milla and other., all tiding to The figure. In notice of “For Kate," the ide* of forming aa Old ffattfar. M. 8. Phillip., wbleh read In oar lart Chib, it waa moved and (uppotted that Umw of dally and in last week’, weekly “ W ahonid rood U.K*. A typo the Chair appoint a comix ittee of five to draft a ccmrtrtution for an “Old 8et- graphical error. The farm le chaap al tleni Club,’* and preeent the aune to nineteen hundred. "Bo they ray" pHOTOOJUFU ALDL’US. LOCAL EVENTS ■n Ireland ia 170. and became a Maaon ■ ia 1813. Ha had lived in the vicinity | Scorching hot to-day lowing, clipped from the bat Hamt of Holly ware 1857. Gold—To-day 118 1-2. J<ho*oI. In which th. editor ot thl* pa­ Mr. Jams. Shiagteton. formerly of Iota of fruit in market per te charged with aaying. ** that th. Romeo, waa killed al Qintoc, Iowa, Aug. 21, by the earing in of a atone I Stroeia and walk* alive. Lota of itraagra in town. Good cfaa! of travel lately Pjachea are getting plenty. Canlelopca till you can’t roe*. Too many watormdtm* for oac. T» aeteyaDow leaf will eoon be here. The woman quuetion - fa he married: The lent half of tbc Vanderpool trial I. being whittled off TxAxsa.—Soaae pumpkin from J. M. leach Some cider from L. N. Mixer. AHare Iraay a* b«x- Du*ia*to i* lively. Sol. Smith Rueaell coming. Friday evening, at Vuion Halt JOHNSTOWN. Diadkae cornea in by hundred-weight, and goee oct by ounce*. George the Third never uw the era until he waa fifty year* old. It ia acid that Buaan B. Anthony did not enjoy her viait to Ball Lake The Kentucky wheat crop contain, myriad* of the acaru* aoabici. The inventor of the metallic baggage check made a fcrtue of •250,000. BALWMORE. J. ^ROBERTS & CO. HASTINGS. CARLTON. I*ieto* Iv'a.U. RUGS Medicines, DENTIST NailTillt licliia Commix. 4 Brown keep the be»t aaaortiuent of Wall-paper. Window •hade*, IScturo Framra, etc., in tho d$y. t’uatom modi' Clothing Star Cloth­ ing Route IiUIXA.NO. School Books «J* Stationery. Iron or woodon pipe, are the only kind that dtould bo um*1 for water to run tlirvugh or .land in, which ia to l>o uaed for drinking purpoee.. SanJal-wol waa formerly ol-tainod in largo quanlitie* from tho Fajee I (land, by the Laat I ndia Cuatjiany ; now, the prenoue wax! ia very acatco in that di- Olover Hullers! **1* that a lightning bug in U»* it:rat F* aaked a *hr>rt lighted old lady. “ No, grandma." nid a pretty little mt**, TT8 a big bug with a cigar." SUPERIOR, U’SHERRY AND STATESMAN GRAIN A trank factory out wcet we. lately ■upeneded by a raloon. Tbo old dgn, it ■ reported, wae retained by tha new proprietor, who economically ch.ngvd DRILL NO USE FDRMTUBE! plows aj>td castlmgs, A. (H.) Stamp ia a clerk in tha poatoffiee, Mr. Hani bisirn folk*, Mr. 1'lugx toll, tobacco* and Bacchu. diaper*-, brat. AU in Waahington And a Mr Mugg rail, lag.r in Brooklyn. RAWING MACHINES. HARROWS. ETC., and the largest stock of A.GRICTTL.TURA.L R. D Muaaon, of Vermont, ba. inven­ ted a clack, which ia more ingvnioua more complicated, and decidedly more aervicoable than tbo Btraabmg timopMoe; tte wood wtwk u covered with K-roU work and national demgna; in the MACHINERY in Harry County—for *alo by FURKITm OF KVKHY DESCRIPTION. E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weteertf. Hardware Store, Brown’* New BIocK You out not fail of bain* pfaaaed. Tli. Queen Frail Jar ia made of bet­ ter gfaaa than nay ia toe n. A llttt* aqaabble ocrenrd at lb. H~ Ung. Huura billiard .akran Tueedny. U> which bard weed, and aeveeal Wow. WOODLAND. Thattful fo Local llim fioticaj- turn. The Grua Lake J^rtsr haa “gone I graaa,"with a painful demoortratiou tin • very little rUlago that vraat* a paper not able to rapport one. *• \ /J/*”- OhAlWWAkt. *4 cUaertwn. Naahville, “ 17th. Middleville “ 20th. Hickory Corner*, Oct. Woodland, Nov. 10th. The Grand Rapid. Bulnera College la The twenty thoueand dollar* bare been .ubocrlbed for the north and wrath doing a thriving buelne- and la fart men" ia to be the tide of the King Sweeden** new volume of poem* road. A meeting of the ellbrna gaining in popular favor tbrougo-.it the Ratal*'. whiaky tnx amounted will occur to night al the Court Hooae, country. No young man ibould he •100,167,000 last year. More Engliah than iridi came committee. and further In reganJ to the thia country in 1870. importance of thia gee*', work. Ixt the people know that we mean hwtncaa ou thta railroad qum’lon. Let thete intcrcated North end South of w> put their •boulder to the wheel end ell pueb to­ gether, end before 1873 We will era the I). H. Ranney had a fag broken while Lr. n bone coming Into our city over tbc North end South road. Ervrytmdy will hauling log* at'Rivee, a email town near Jackaoo, on Tuceday. The city of Jackaon had a chain gang of fire men at work on the .trraU tho I Fair Ground*. .Ingle ticket, Will be 26 other day. cento; .ingle ticket to the Grand .-tand The new high achivl building at; 25 centa. To avoid the trout.L- and vex­ Ptmtiac, ju*t comi’ *-’----ation of purchartng a ticket evary time Auguat »0, Hou. ’ a peteoii wiahce to enter the ground.. debverod the addi William Welbr, of Conway, had hie Bmrrcit Badobb. have bcm yreyared, foot caught in a threahing machine, and will ba raid for 12. Tbeee admit Augwet 22, and loot a rotuidorabfa port one ywraon to the Fair for four <biy», *nd to all parti of the groonda. all the privi­ lege, of the track, tn the Grand Stand, and to every Hall. The peraon wbu porcfiaaea coo of thoea Badgra cun attach It * CASTLETON. j^TttL M3* AXD BOLbllte, !3sx$2’iiZ Peninsular Railway. , KO AL AXD CAP FAM3. QOLDran AXDpgxciLa. Michigan Central R. R the n< xt mooting for adoption Motion carried and the Chair appointed the fol­ lowing named perron, a* inch commit­ tee: W. Haye*, G. W. Milb. John 8. Van Brunt, W. tt. Hayford and I. R Geer. On motion it waa rated that when thia meeting adjourn, it adjoura to meet at thi. pfaoo Sept 80, 1871. Cam.d Conran, if you phaae, the Gna» On motion, adjourned. Eitiw Brcnaa Coouae with the many would bo College*, and you will W. tl.Txa. S-cartary. find it fur your interact to attend at XITUL AMD XOTE rargK. *1^ ALL AMD CVBTAIX PAm. Ayer's Ague Cure, <■!t'^mSgRBS £££ Aeklcy A fcado ae’J the mart perfect Fruit J«r there ia made. The boat 60 cent Tea ia the ci>y at Grant a Phillipa tf Txx NxwFnut.—J. W.AC. G.Beatley, manufariinwr* of *a»h. door*, blind* IRON, STEEL, NAILS. FLORENCE GLASS. PAINTS. OILS. PUTTY. TIN. OOPPKR, AND SHEET-IRON WARE, All kind* of Building Materid a, and Toole, HA.TTNFESS SHOP! Id connection with HARDWARE STORE. PARLORS, FAIRBANKS UCAl.W. Family Sewing Machine SIMW.T CONETEUCTED. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. �pMB<d within about 12 miles a mouth of the Mihistoo rim on th day uf Heptambor. Haw > u small gS‘.S..'-^3S^3 T»«> A jr»rti> «J Itsags; WssL’" : turned th* vessel end wwut toward! । to toe if he waated at}- wisitt: । When within about 80 beet of 4 ken AFip-r.bmng aworn said . 1 spoke to-him ami and aaksd him | tod by Mr. Ilnglm.) I reside nt wanted t.< cimw aireardofthe vaaari and pm and hare k»vd livre about 0 he made no replv. I told him I would Am a'thMr by trade, hare ■ threw the hearing lino m that he cotdd , Vanderpool for 8 yean. Daring:. got buM of it, and when tbo mate throw I suaiatMoe I know him quite iikii- It tho man grabbed it ia his arms. Ho ’ aad know Ida reputation for hnn- , was sitting In about the middle of the | ; boat and had a email pteog of board in 1 Lis hand and ho had no oo» thht 1 <I When I threw the line I told hint to git , ’’WfajiSZ :t«l ■'irtite’ <!•»<—'., ■ .................. to this time bo bad not apotet. As wo ■ maritod on .me side 1 found it partly Went to toko him on I card onn of tho buried in .l)u- ground. It - bad n’yMfofr ! mco stepped on tho edgu of his Imai | stain thrvurt the renter and gaa moUt an4a^^ i,theb^W'*#hl il **»»>** i *f,0° 1 E^'rimcntod )»t audsoiiL "let the boat go to Hell" vtarn 1 took him ou boanl 1 took him down into tbo cabin aud gave Mm same dry riothea, for bis wen- wet. Ho had on a kind of gray hat aad a gray urarouat ou Sundav, spent Uk-greater and dark under coat Jlii’baiLon grey pari of that day at Yanderpool a aad dMi (been Sataiday night Atom abont aTclusik assd had breakbeat about 9 o'atoek. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpool. Mis" 8aiba». mv rioter and myoelf took breakfast. Miso Scribner was a cousin of Itel Vand^pooL and earn, there be­ fore wo did end wae tin re when we toft. Daring our visit I heard Vanderpv-l rompMnfaig of diarrboBo, bat do not know when ho firal opoka of IL On thia Sunday be ixitnplair.o*! body About UroeminutaTUfore wo landed al Detroit, 1 told him this ia De-; Annual Tai Sales. AssmaCInMUL'sOrrio*, I 85«iMrtS?®S EL*,_d2J3"^ ” 'AUiiAr.vam.ar *i.i. auin'iiavWTOlUEA EsknmtetStei . .Ji, s.UxgjlATr jbC^ inisd«<>*te7; Darting Self-tupjHylng Penholder/1 tTtrU*T“>' U*H< .1* d.p f-ral >i<:l w-7 iky.' Xtew tetesfrt.sgC ®r.W TS5ir4TTJS!r.X;sfe!l®g« inuu! **r U, s«d«*'J Ut -- WuHa-rtf&WOIK. FAMILY KNITTER. : ‘•.rSSSS.’S.- w™ VINEGAR SITTERS 8?jALS?ASJ.Slr«?J‘.cKFi- WILLS' CARBOLIC TAMS, ,tMC caItion ...... • ........... 1 wrUi. JU1IX q KkL REDUCTION OF PRICES to cdxronli.To _________ BAND LEADERS. LIFE IN UTAH a ri~ h'. i .' , CONGRESS AHCTIC. -TMkPOT WinterOYUffliOI! , ^terrgnws^' isi wg KBornVtTru for it ! . ,x . ' ' 'J’U'?.WISII TO OCaUFT for BVHIXb.4 j’VllSl POPERY. Tim fok of the mnmvH t \ KRT5 REPUBLIC. l) SHEPARD’S A wboo Million Dollars. coMfflnro Birras K* WUM~«r >naa1all»< Uonn. tat a >»eire e.Ate ifc* rasd, »< stt, friqs, pa/g 0Q (W> a Buttle. ws TecMral, JawNri.cvvJNsf/^nMoa, Sour Stu*<trl>, CmUrmru, Aercr-ns anil •ilfii HuaJaehu, Ltrer CuMptaint. member foe coarvrMtiou with Mr. Smith but do not know all that «x» arid ' Ma Mid to n» that ha bad Hrant tin* 1 j saw Mr. Field that day, and I told idni I had, but do not think I said anythiig ■ betwesm 3 Ro-croes. -Am not a saliscriterr to foe hen 1 remc Vanderpool food. bend askwl William H. Sfoly. ..orn saud : (es■nar. AX- lunmed by Mr Hughe*.) I rwudu at to me to Musksguu, told have been engaged in about thw, and she said 1 aupjxMi* tyu ; wfll hare to go a cvnrtiug pretty H»n i when the trial evtow off I said res, aad I said 1 dreaded it, for I thought Vomlerpool wan guilty and I did riot gate and etruck the Ss.ufo .liter. Ttfo I thought about it. Than ta regards the peers are about three hundred twt long.* • roavermifou in Sir. Bulb.’ offlm,, Mr Use boar ws* piricwl up aU.ut 2 1-2 Ingram mat; K& on. foa street and «Al milre acrufo of; the pirn, and the other ha would like to see mo in Mr. Bullis' absmt foe same dtetamw north of th* <te _____ .I ________ _ toM him that it tb-j wanted lain. Hare fc&Md ted wood pfolg.1 to Stet me 1 would go home and get ;irwa the rise*, and tbs tetekrory i. wj hnteri and raw baqk. aM «e I —.1—. J -no Wrathe evening, andfo sp. f of this affiur. tkey tried lu couvti xyrirje. - ..- J □* ^eSn^^OMFOBT! tgrggte 1 Broino Chlornlnm, 1 rmido at Muskcgou and am a manufactarer of lumber. Haro known Geargn Vanderpool for nine yaar* and know his reputation for hon­ our, integrity and tenuity to bo good, ;i and I said tha: as it roinsd on both Hare Ihwu engaged, at one time, aboutf'I days did I’drter was there on both days, 11 JMtn iasMmsng lumber un the lAke, there might lx* room for them to ddubt I and I declined to say any more about it: Whoa Dunham ««no in. Conors*’ said wpt thco that went with tbo wind. to him tbni-Ae- teDanMIbron: storr Cross-examined by Mr. Church. Nev- from what she told you. They had a ; or had any Bxperiame about currents map with them and tried to explain to ■ me what made them ladiere aa they til. * 1 said to tliepi fhal the rightaide .'Cftlib ' door was open as it .was ia bannsgj hour* and they and there is only 4-n** [ part to the door, then 1 asid F did 4tet I __ com Missfonefty ., [jj^itf ChnL Andrew H. Mdl*. bring sworn I VS^MCMrS1 said, (eseninnri by Mr. Cboavar.] I ! • ----hare bred in Detroit about fifteen Jss year* 1'own three baits. Mybulincas, T.«* : !tertb% calls uu> on the dock, railed Truwbridgo . A Wilfoox’a la- September, I860 I was, j j in the some busn-.c-? I know the tog, i fore dinner wa* exlubitud by tho witness George K. Brady. RtebUoc: her InnaIV » »a Ho !>ml cxneriniunted . upon it ing at oar dock *oon after the middle of! procuriag Spmo blood from hX finger Sept, about 0 o'clock A. M. I saw one ). u u . ■ k k to and saturttfag the paper to some extent • paasengeywha had Brev riothiM on and > ><*•<••£( . and burying it in tbo *4nd and leaves •oinethiuR tied around his waist, and be • J*£* h J2 [ in his giintou, and tlili produced the [.Lad a Uttfo bundle. 'Ha canu> aahore's • V*r«* v -> n same kuul df a stein, ai found Ion foe cm Trowbridgn A Wiloox’e dock aud sat; • X” jslip of papiw found by him Saw no]■ down a moment on some boards. I did 11 « o »r iHvaana in this vicinity at the time. Saw II not Hko tho looks of hhu. I had hoard I • *K w re. Dr. Wileox jin this vk-iniiv Utwecn Ibe 1 of thcdriappCTiranreb'FmM.oMl thol h »* two visits tloit I mode, lie ninn- ]| ono reason I noticed Liui in particular, 1 w t, ' j y. -* not want to go bark to Michigan. I ing logs at (ho time in the boom. ha asked me, if I know bow Im could' Te«a t Xerth *l naked him huw he camo to be out in the ’ Crci«*-«xatiiiiicil by Mr. Clinrch. No­ get to Canada and 1 told hitn. there n , ■, »t a • >, I »> boot end ho said be got Mowed out from , ticed Dr. UTlrox rolling a sunketi stick, that the fcnoos were considerably worn land, that ho waa going oezps* a littl- and ho saiil jhnwu trying to get] un the oomre n furry Imnt and bo got on tlmt “ ’("J K and where thsy were worn they’ looked bay at tho time, and this ia all the oa-' Conti then adjourned till 2 o'clock on of a lighter color. Do not know for planation ho gave. He anil ho had no I Mri. Moijy Iluddmau sworn,I said : what he wont down town on Sunday friend* or relative* where be left aMinincd ify Mr. Cheoror.] I reside at Muuday afternoon, oa it wm necessary morning. ■ I asked him if bo had any money cud I nskegun and hive for twenty years. fur tbo Judgn to be prosent at Grand: Hero court took the uaual recess for lie raid he had nohe, I thought uf .giv- '[ Hare been acquainted with VanlL-rpbnl l^pidt at'O o'clock oaMondar. to open ing him some, aa I did not want to wt' siirai 1M3, nnd know Lte gvoornl rcpu- nad alju'uqi tho regular Beptimilier him esbure without any. 1 bad not latfon for luawety, integrity and oibrinlv hoard of tbo disappears u uf Field. [tube good, j Know in rognnlZ to hui tein> u£ tlui ’»«4 County Court The testimony to day haa nearly all b, Mr. Ck-w.J-l rail, He remained on my reeacl two or thn-e Ii physical condition, noticed Him once in Muskegon and am Editor and Pub­ days, till wc arrived in the Hl Clair ■ wluiu rvachiag with u piko poll, he full been new aad very important and inter-1 lisher of the Muskegon EuUrpnn River. 4 A tug picked us up in Iteko , eating. The taysterious stranger picked Have • known Vanderpool since he Huron and towed u. through, ( up in tha boat haa been doarnbed ini’, camo homo from the war and know Lis This man. stayed ou my vessel till the ' general reputation for honesty, integrity tug stopped to take on wood in CaAmU, i add a still more to tho darkness sur- [ and humanity tu ba good. Waa at and there I put hmi an tlsr tug and roamliqg this 1 Vaadqrpoal rayiery. , Manistee tho week previous to the dis­ never saw him again. . Crwis -examined by Mr Church. Was [ which the Putt Reporter very aptly says, 1 appearance of Field. and knew him. Crum-era ini nod by Mr Church. ' about twouty rods away when be foil i ••haa at tent two attributes of divmiiy. ' Met Vanderpool and Field together du­ dawn and did not foxu him say nay- [ ring the time I waa there, aad my inthing. Ho wm in Mr. OdaU'e employ i teraMme waa wholly of a social choreeat the time, and Lonnhd with u*. ter. Have been with thorn half a day : I Geurgw ribeelrr being dull aworn.: at a time, and never saw anything be-| aaid: [oxxminM by Mr. Cbccrer.] 1 I tween them but the most friendly and | 1EW 4OTKRTI8EMEXTS. Hie at MuiJsegua ami am a druggist, i cordial feeling Knew Robert Taylor | Hare known1 George Vanderpool for1 7 bo. P. Rowell & Co’» Column. 1 ar 8 yearn, and know hi* general repu- , talion for haaerty, integrity uru! human­ ity to be good I reaido at Manatee, April 1869 <*• Crrns-oxamiuuJ by Mi. Church.— ] oqMaraom over the Ixmk, removed Knew Vcndiriioe! l«fore ho went into I my re* tear* away from tho bank the army and after hecteo out. 1>L1 i btuttnc about nine days previc us to the not «uljM-rilxj to tho Vandvniool fond. ! disappearance of Field. \Ve m-rod to CUitrli* SjjviegiT bring uuly Sworn, j a bouse up towards tbo little lake, more •aid : [examined by Mr. Tlughos-] fl thaq half way to the lake, and tired in j livu nt Mamriec. ktu-w Hnrliert FitiM. j thia bouse on Sept, fifo, 1869. Mr ho dinappoansl on Sunday anil I was at' family consisted of mv husband Mr. la' home that day, Tho houeo we litoil in daw, my little boy end rnyndt 1 rsmra • | her that day and saw Mr. Field pass­ ing tha bouse about 12 o'clock, -1 wont Field rotmag and stepped back till ho posted. My little boy act at tbc front door, and bfr. Field spoke to him. Tbo little boy said "How are you Field's ?' aad Field replied "dello, Chariie.” 1 I _ Cnra-exmumod by Mr. usually went out of tho Lack door to get Knew Field real welt hatei water, but it was locked at thia time, ao linwpaatour Itouo.nguod I----- - ------I went out of the front door, and just as niJ11 „ He W^at up past there often to ge iaallI went to step o*t I saw him eotning white mg-f Do not know that 1 saw him any' and stepped bock because I did nyt day during the prvriou. weak aiming i want to be seen ao I had no hoops on. S.K>n after supper 1 prepared him a l>e>l । from sailing. 1 Had seen him twice the 1 The reason lkfcw.it was Sunday is which opened off the cabin, and h- nwm | wnek^Lofurv list, on Friday and Halur- , Imcsuso the family were all at home and wcut to bed. About ton o'clock 1 told , day. ' 1 hare forgot what kind of ctothcs I they orc not at houm other day* the Captain to woke him up.thinking he . be t»d on. but when I saw ltftn <m Ac Charlie sat in foe front door and had on Hal eaten too tnaeh, but tbo Captain did Saturday befutv.ho bad unliack clothes. ’ his best dotlics, he was going to Bunday not think it worth while. Ho always On Sunday hie little dag waa. with him, school but did not as ho wanted to play slept with the door open. The next day Ikun that day Mk and Mbs. Ixjucks, Mr. । with Ma- Louck's baby.- Remembw lawns « the bed agre-t deal ana Iktrkrr, Mr. ilaidow, toy fcther au<F that it was Sunday atoo because ««. *ewwd~to In -wear?. ’Soon after ho of our friends, Mr. Lunch's fulxa, were camo into the galley he examined some-' Ing to get a basin of water. She sj~ke going away on the boat in the evening । thing in his toft coat breast |>oeket as if [| tome abont .r-akmg to Mr PteU a. I and ttey anno to our bouse to dinner. ho had Mxnothing which he valued very They auppoeed tho boat Mt at four [ higiilv, and always when he woke up be IL-jiri-ct.* j know Mr Ruggles Let o'clock aad after dinner wo started for had nof knutrn him before he tame at tho boot but found it did not gusiut till the time sjokvnof ulmro. He cgftkl oa •mteg and we returned home On • me townquire about what 1 kiM<w iibout our way to tho boat we passed the bouk Fe ld, a tow days bofnro the inquest and and saw tbc bar k door open and tho rnB of grown back?, und what I du not remember all he said, bit ba little dog ritting in tho duor. Ladow ------ me think they wm green backs, said ho I oJiorril VqnderpoU on innocent tho roll had ithat color, and on tho out­ luau, and did But (Tail to see him pun side one I noticed what seennrl to bo a iahed. At andthJr tduo Dunham,’ Cun-! buge figure two. He gut off at a wood over. Urigg* and eomo others camo.. dodt in Canada. tra'O.'Steithewoni, said: (Examined by Mr. Hughes.) ' I;,-. ‘ s -“.a ‘-cra&Sdzi rgih. u. ] E-tsgEE ^ lw4.^H.|tf f/aVTi' ltl itnn r^jBwaHc;:.>r5 x*y?yyi dTrT4™*??- t>o*H eg Iku AMro. /‘itttplra on ISr Filer, unit nil I>ltea*u of Ute ssfco thr bent Dlnrrtie tn Vue Tor - KMncn Complaint*. . FW* <* ZXms. b? [Family Sewing Machine* SIM 1‘I.Y CXiASTEUC’HiD. . . ------------------ „JS3.— Ktiii' .jjtag- tf j£ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-07.pdf dc3b2f43ceef1883be5fd283b4887efc PDF Text Text dl)c listings Banner. DAILY EDITION. VOL'1'HASTINGS, MICH., THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 7, 1871.NO. 21. indent and and that that J° vou that these these young young men men entered entered bustbusi-1 not not know as he ho had hud not not yet yet entered entered it it ? th.u C^- £* X anderpool, ( Vert Field and th reenondente u that know as I "fter th* death of Field, was found to th. defendent WM said Field “77, in. ««. ■ _ Field with -,La„capital of nF$7,000, <7 (Ifm and | ’on nntho book honkand andthen thenwont wonttotothe thobooks books Imvn in hi. ~ iu“““ lu I the defendent was with said Field _______ | have m his posaowon money,property, the bank alive, frombauk about 11 lrom to 12 Vanderpool The too next person hare mproperty, h>s P<*«m»on money, n to with 12,600, but wo shall to make too entry. to make entry. Tho next person I"wenty-Second Day’s Proceedings. or evidence of debt, which, from tho o’clock of said day and tho evidence fails ! »how that Vanderpool never put a dollar who wont there was Holden frroeu, who _____--------------------- . । ovidence, they believe to hav.» been tho I to show that any other person Mte^d entered ! of of this money into the bnriiiras. business. Field fonnd fonnd him him scrubbing Bcrubbrnc and end Vanderoool Vanderpool seen atat various that Field property ofFjfild at the time of his ; said bank after defsndent left the. same, was iraen varioustimes times during a unng the tno asked assou him nuuifu he uvhad u-* heard «<-diedthat that ho ho The Argumentary Beige Opened by i death, thiiunexplained, is a strong toe jury ought not to infer from tho ■I morning of the 6th 5th of September, but had hadrun runaway, a*ay,when whenho hereplied entered thenoL bank, had not, Vaadorpool said he bad, and Mr. Eggleston. .criminative fact I mere aosence— a' * * af '* proof " ' ■*' i.aaaa-after the i.«. hour that wt ihabev»nir had A nndornool sai w.w -w— of the fact*)••» that about 11 o’clock, it is claimed by toe liad gono through him and he expected ------. lb.—That tho fact of a good charac­ no ono else did enter said bank. Prosecution that ho was never seen i ho would do the same thing over toe ter possessed by the Uespondent,prior to 11—Tho value or effect of criminative uoaxixa ar-saiox. the commission of the crime charged facte and circumstances depends not only afire. His body waa found about two lake. When Green raked him why he upon him may be considered by tho upon their consistency with the guilt of weeks after on the beach of Lake Michi- did not rend a tug wifo a telegram for ' Chicago to notify parties of too matter, jury, when the evidence produced the accused ; but their inconsistency with gan by Mr. Crispeu. September, 7th, 1871 1. Tho first question to be considered ho said lie would and ovopr tame Green against him, is not sufficient to produce the theory of his iunoconce and no fact Wo publish to-day the requests is tho idontififation of the Mg. Wo first called during the dav, he made th<r* a rational conviction of his guilt, that - ----------- ----------- o—, -------- or circumstance should be considered as to tho Court as to its instructions^ tho such goed character may bo taken by I criminative or allowed to oxtrianin- have the testimony of Dr. Shurley, who I sumo statement, that ho was nut g®DR testifies very very positively positively inai that ho recog- to rend a telegram. jury, read by tho Attorneys yesterday. th0 jwy to increase or sustain that doubt, fluence against the* respondent, unless tesuues no rvwg----- Now if tie.d had . ...... Mrra -awl hired the body from r. the n Swum on.C. the robbed lum amtrun nmnwftV uwnyn«ulit)hemild, sard, Propositions offered by the Prosocu- so that it may become a reasonable doubt , the jury can clearly see that such fact or why did ho he no: take toko some Ma stops atop, to pro­ of his guilt, but when tho evidence of ' circumstance is not only entirely conaisconsis- era,' made with India ink, which he had tiotr' cure his arrest unless ho knew that the aeon when ho had rwcinalodhim. Mr. < — — — — his guilt is sufficient and there is no reu- ; tout tent with tho the theory of guilt, but also is Willard next identiW tho body by. _attempt _______ ____ - lie 1 futile ? la it natural would 1.—Tho statute defining murder, Vide sonablo doubt of his guilt on tho ovi- 1 consistent with the theory of innocence, 2 Compiled leira-s, 1503, People w. ring found on the finger, which, lie arid for men to act in this way ? Did ho donee respecting tho charge iteelfl then , 12.—To remember any fact or circum­ hesitate on account of tho extreme fnendly Potter, 0 Midi. 1, 7, 8. , the jury cannot disregard that evidence stance alleged by the prosecution or at­ belonged to him, but had been worn for fueling for Field? After this Mr. Sailing Thnt “willful, ddiberate, and pre- ( । or set it aside, to draw from tho evi- tempted to be proven of any value in pome time by tho deceased,’ and this and Dr. Ellis called at tho bank and sec meditated killing’’ which constitutes j ring he described very accurately, he al ­ denco of good character merely any eetaliahing the guilt of the defendant, a eousikerable amount of money in tho murder in the first degree is shown, l' I doubt of his guilt. such fact or circumstance must not only so testified that he recognized the body safe more than what they received. Dr. when the weapon used is lethal, i. «., a | bo proven beyond ail reasonable doubt, by the general form and bight. We EUfa received $800 and Balling $340 and weapon the natural and necessary con- 1 next have the evidence of Dr. Hopkins, but it must be such a fact as is consist­ after this there was considerable left. ent with the guilt of the defendant, and a dentist who had filled a tooth for him, Previous to this $95 lind been paid to and recognized the peculiar form of tho inconsistent with his innocence. Mr. Shackleton, and Dr. Ellis swore from too evidence that Vanderpool killed mouth and tho filling of his tooth. Next 13. —All facta or circumstances which thnt his $800 did not diminish the pile 1.—The fact that Herbert Field is are equally consistent with the theory of wo have tho testimony of Miss Hill, Herbert Field by a hatchet or hammer in the bank one-third, but the next day which would cause the fracture of the dead and that he came to his heath by innocence, aa«thoy are with the theory who bad seen him. a few days previous, skull shown os toe body of tho deceased the criminal act of nn other, or, in other of guilt, ought to bo entirely excluded put a $20 gold piece, with a holo in it,in when Mr. Conovor called to get money Vanderpool said ho had none. Now his which wni corresponded Herbert Field, they eon and should find words, the eorptii delicti must bo estab­ from -the consideration of the jury. Illa hip Uip pocket, puvuvi, WlUt-'ll ’OJR'UUUu with where had all this money gone. It had the resiMJudcut ftullg of mwrdtriet thtjirtt lished by clear and unequivocal proof, one found on the body in an on ■<*>■». ___ l 41. •FT;' f. 14. —In determining the question of the il 1U .elope marked “ Herbert F. ” She uUo dueppeerod durmg the nml n«ht, and this must bo done by direct evi­ guilt or innocence the jury are bound to degree. leetiM that alm made tho shirt found fine for u. Io proaume thnt it wa. seOT’•J.__ Thrt to determine the question dence, when it can be mode, or when1 exclude entirely from their considera- th. bodr, no .eorani;IS of it On tho bodr, Which wh.ch aho dro reoogniaed rwgnued by by a a ted, «. M »»» a wnn^ pven p whether Vanderpool tod murder Field direct evidence cannot lie made, then tion every fact and cirrum.t«nco alleged <m the .. •She — also • •*»t,M . .-a, , >1. tO VOTlor sought to be inured by tho Trowu- yoenhar gowt. tho. .flue-rum nftwtxm^ut InuodllV lift as aforwaid, the jury, in the absence of by circumstantial of equal power. Z“ ofr oyw >ho uuusu «ut. > awSdSJunt n ’ 2.—The leading characteristic of cir­ tion which is not proven to a moral oor- studs found in the shirt, which she nafl I. °h\m direct .cetimauy to the act, should con­ punthaacrl for him at Minot, Main, and 1 him he gwe into a detarled “■““ “J cumstantial evidence is, that it is a sub- tuinty and beyond a reasonable doubtsider id! the surrounding circumstances. w —— ----------------------------pmaented to him. 2d. We mnat next hl. lite end telb turn abeulbi mdmg 3—That they may consider the at­ stituto for positive evidence, and when, 15.—To justify conviction upon cir-1 Ihow that Field waa' murdered. W. hi. ™nt. and reat and de«troymg them, tempts bf Vanderpool tu remove, cancel ns in this case, it is solely relied upon, it j (substantial evidence, eqch of the cir- tied on tho body two wound* either of: nod nlao told him about banng a muffle aid conceal from observation all mark) should bo so strong os to produce upon I cuu^tanccs relied on by the Prosecution which, tho medical witnessessay would with Held. [ the mind of the Jury ir vestiges-of the act, which attempt is ------------------------------ a conviction equal ftnd material to a cunvicliun must bo pnrduco death, and feoVtho condition !. How what earned h>m to m.^ thaw positive evidence or tho prisd established charged by toe Prosecution, if they find to thatbf thaForpositive I>n8' p I'roTe rove<dl an and established with with tho the same same if tho wound, they mnat hero been in- dueloaure* unlem it wna for ft.i pursuch attempt proven by the testimony I cner must be acquitted. acquitted. ... I degree degree of of eertiintj certainty with which the guilt dieted daring life, or .mmmliattdy after po«. ol fcrmitalhng nubbo omnmn when intbucoau. , i 3. 3. -The l<#aj lefc^ praaumplbm presumption is is tbaUtc that ,ndent is required to bo es-, death. DrShnriey nl» ...tided ftat these facta became known. M hat oarthW.-Th, --j.. —— r--- ------ - the of of the retlx respondent prisoner is tafllished, auu and no fact or circumstance. Iw could not haw oom. to hi. death ly emmuetnm had those atatomonfaw th (4.—They may consider oay false j p.L~..^. L innocent cf the ~ crime charged | tabflshed, ..v — . tburden ___ 1__ ....... 41>n "PwacM-tltKin I .. j a .......... ttntement the is the Bn eg0(■i •by the the ts Prosecution •is is x_ to 1. be con-. *from drowning. 3d. We com., next to hut btatara "' «■ he am,Ji t mi ib. cmant made made by by Vanderpool \ underpool respectrespect-1i 4and and1 il the burden is upon upon uw Prosecution x ]Iesod Prosecution to oe coning Fi^jA. about Ins his having ran away, I o of f proving every even- rcqusite ryqusite to establish ') ^fed gjjefpj at all ftU by tho the jury in determining: Ian exemiiuuion of the fact, that Field noue had been board and that he had or having ■ -------------------gone away, — or haviiqj carried I lus guilt, nnd end nothing can be l*c taken by m , 1(J q (|UOttion of guilt or innocence innocence un un-­ ' i i • . u u ir —r. Un*-..' been seen with those pnnta on and he ■ ■ ... murdered m the Unk. Uwta. (u tlw miod of Conaway the money or effects of hiui, Van- I implication ification against him. 1the 1the truth truth uf uf such sue’ fact ‘ or circum’ pj,u denmol; if they find from the evidence ' 4.—To warrant the jury *n folding a । 8tanC0 >a fui]y established by credible ।shown to your mUCKb.m that Ito d ■ > diaappoared from Manutoc onjlte _6th „ u w„old come to tho that said false statements were inado by j verdict of guilty, they must lind evidence to the entire satisfaction of the , « disappeared iroin fflanavw un uuc । t. day of September and was afterwards VanderfKjol. . j. that the theory of guilt landerpoui. him uw 6—of — the -•- prisoner, * ■ । juiy and beyond all reasonable doubt. , n found nt Frankfort and was killed by a surface. ► __ That .... , thev —-----4i... <■!■?_ nW4 *. a4..m1Iv rnam too facts facta uroi ad । -If toe jury do no^ find from 5. may- considerlhe falsi- i zi flows naturally from the Pro'^* On \V ‘<li‘.es<lav the transactions at the flcation uf the books of account of the and from all of the facta, and must.be evidence other than th® proved deadly weapon, wo must next show who ucauuuvx — --were witnessed by many penom . _ -- . . I ---. 1* .1 .. .....11 _ . —-.1.1. nil 0Mr.lt fla AV nit 1 llt’k mardorod him. Wo have no fault to bank 1 Bank of Manistee owned by V andorpool consistent with all each facta, and if they statements of Vanderpool that ho burn­ who all give essentmlly tho sqmo sicand Field, alleged by tho Prosecution, find anyone of the cstaflished facto to ed the caqK’t and clothes, they must find with tho rule of law thnt you are ’count of it, vil., the scrubbing, tho cut­ 1 if they find from tire testunaoy, that be inconsistent frith thp guilt of the amsidcr the reasons and explanations to give too respondent the benefit of ting up of the carpet, the blood ou the every .reasonable doubt, for it is simply ’ prireuer, then it is theif duty to acquit that he gave for burning them, and if Vanderpool did make such falsitication. a rule of human action. It is a princi- *floor, and tho statements of Vanderpool. 6. —That they may consider the state him, although all other facts may be thuso reasons and explanations have Why waa there so much scrubbing, in not been contradicted by evidence given pie derived from human experience. AU the one place where this blood Aas. as of affairs of the said Bank and tho ef­ conastent wit!0md point to his guilt. 6. —In order to -convict thapnrener, for toe Prascraition and are not improb­ the evidence going to show who com- ’to cause the floor to be ruffed up r'-At fects of the withdrawal therefrom of the funds allotted to Field, to infer from the jury must find that the farts proved able in tlieuiwivoa they must consider mitted tho murder is what is known as other places on the floor where there circumstantial evidence, and much will, said effects a motive tn ^aid Vanderpool are all consistent with the theory of those n-a.-4OUM and explanations to be were ink stains, he was not so particu­ no doubt, be said about the danger of to prevent sa:d aemoval by killing Held ruili, and they must also find that they truolar. It may bo said that blood was not •, . Lu inconsistent with the tbrary of his 17.__ The jarv must consider the pre­ relying upon this. But this, when cor- found in what is called a criminative before said remoral should be made. roctly put together, is often stronger and _______ ................ iu««eu«. 4»d >1 4he faefai* «>» «« vious g>od chapter of the defendant, 7. —That they may consider all enquantity. But the Doctors told you that aaw. K-nding iu bj may lx, rwonmW if and if it seems to them unlikely that a safer than direct evidence, for tout, in with such a wound, tho heart would Vanderpo<d5r the actual buwaera ur!BlM»wito guilt, or in other • wids, petsun of such-character would commit sumo cases, may bo false. 11 the facta, von' soon 8tt,p beating and then tho puJuTrltatiuua of Vundwri «»1 ‘ lbw »» j* whan put together in their natural or ­ the crimeTcharged, they may entertain a blood would stop spirting and reasonable doubt of his guilt and may der, form a perfect piece and harmonize would only ooxe out, after which it acquit him on too strength of that ono with the o|her, it is almost impossi­ would soon coagulate-, which would in­ ble for nn untruth to creep in. Mr. doubt. Notwithrtanding the evidence terrupt the flow-- But we cannot tell of good cliaractor would bo suf­ Hurd testified that on Monday morning, how much blood was there, for tho floor tier is iivi ------------ i mi ■ outside c the Gth of September, when going to absorbed sumo and tho carjwt would ere preponderance of the praef. ThM tficient to convict. is the rule in civil cases, but iathw case, 1$.—la eritaessing the testimony of his plaoo of busitaess about 5 o’clock, ho absorb a great deal and some of this was ,be V»u.len.»l toJUugFiaia ...a. the pri.-mner must U acquitted unless- witnesses, , especially such as have been saw Vanderpool going to too bank, and burned so that no one ever raw it, and __ That they mav consider tlx at- tho evidence removes every tenable ( engaged in collecting testimony and about 0 o’clock Mr. Socor camo along, that may have been saturated With Ump, br « forgo.1 kite. purportfaK to doubt«f his guilt fwm the nunds of the hunting f up evidence, it is proper and and went into tho bank, and ho is the coni Iron: » distant nlaco nnd “ »• jury and in cases of doubt it is safer to essential ( fur too jury to consider that first person who followed him in after• blood. wntten by strung.™. 3• *»“« Why was it necessary for him to 1 tho commission uf the deed. Ho testi-. acquit than convict. . tthere is a proaeness or tendency uf the ! go there so early and exert himsolf that tbo xhtowaid Hltn? VM human mind to distort and color tho fled that the carpet was piled up in tho 7 — To justify a cunvwtion of the resj xrt of him tho atbra-J Van-impm! , to such an extent, in his fot'ble condipondnnfc « i" aufBewnt Ib.t ibjw ■« « facta । in order to establish tho precon­ middle of the room. After ho went to but of said .trnngura and other 1*™“* preponi.ruom of wriJonoo mirror of , another store Vanderpool rode homo( tion, oi to cause the floor to bo broomed ceived coDcIusiuns. 9 —That effects are proven to the sat- Kuilt, nrrn although au.brr.po.Jon.neo with him to breaklast and tho next wo’ UP... 19.—The light to make a “statement Tho witness, Woodruff testified to • iatnetion of tho j«F. Jbould bo » gr«l „ w "«“r” l« is i a personal one, given to a prisoner■ hear of him ho is getting some milk for guilt of this respondent apon this charge ■ breakfast, and when ho returned with having scon smoke issuing from tho opinion of tho jury » olroug probobility , for the purpose of explaining any mat ­ Sid it i« evideat to tho jury that aa exbank chimney early thnt morning and ter which he may deem to require nni this, Mr/ Thurber camo along and asked ashen and cinders of paper and cloth and nlanafloD, if nv can consli^ The gull of the reoponJent moat be explanation. , He may . avail himself off about Field, when Vanderpool said be Lt with innocence, is wto the pow« prored to • moral eemrnty "mJ w the this right, or not, os he sees fit, and hisi I did not know whore ho wrw, that he buttons and such things were found. uf the respondent, that then the fact of declining to do so is not to bo consider­• left him in the bank yesterday and had ixcltuiou of all reuwn^le 4"“^-After speaking for about two hours, • his failure to give it xs to be coiisiderea 8 —Altbaagh the jury should beaat- ed against him. or ns any evidence of' not seen him rinca. Ho started back to Try the jury, and may b« treated by thaui Setied tluit Berber. Field did, ?“ *»•’£ his guilt, nud is not a subject of com­ the bank, immediately, and Thurber Mr. Eggleston, being somewhat indis­ posed was allowed to suspend his re­ J crinuratiae. Ttat tho nUurtdinfcrwont uu to Willard A HaU’a Drug Store, day September, in company oath tlm re- ment by Counsel unce is, that the prw,f if but seeing Vanderpool going into the marks nt half pastgleven, and Court 1 ™ode'nt ulono enter the tank■ h“{J“S adjourned till o’ddcfci P. Mr' xlMd ol r. butting, would toad to auabank he wynt there and tried to got in, Maaietre, eeeui«ed -id kmld and when he found the door locked, and reenondeubut about H ‘J'1'**. T snrrnkoox sassiox. Th^cireuuiatunlml entdemto is , when it was opened water was on tho fbiuoon. and that napon^n there A; Tho attendance this morning was floor and he had been scrubbing. Now Mr. Eggleston’s argument continued: ofton as strung [-mtiaoleridaljtx,, and maiaed ulone witli said Field, tm Joften tho vrtkkind cf eridence^blama- o'clock of said dor and h>lt .«u<llaau£ very slim, and the weather del ightfully what That Herbert Field was murdered on induced him to go bock, bSUdtbut-h jturia-„ had • gono to break­ tho 5th day uf September we have tool. Mr. Church commented upon after • ha .nJ, although th. and - commence scrubbing proved to a moral certainty, and Ixtyond to recenre and consider the one the laila U untidy the jure, that aaof rietn and explained his request offered to the fast won tree afterward eoea »hre, ami ab Court, to which Mr. Hughes replied, with the dour lucked, for Secor testifies a reasonable doubt,and now 1 projioso to .■Imrmfr and asnount ~ to prudto « Lugl. the jury ebould be further «U=that there was no water on tho floor speak in regard to tho motive which ac­ commenting upon the frequent allusion cuurieuou ul -be judgement, or. m nd when he took him homo to breakfast. tuated tho murderer, and 'who had that fwdbr Um orideace tlmt after d“ „ words, create * ralwaal «rtaiaty and field and ruaponiltmt entered «ud bank to the charge of Chief Jusiiae Shaw in Now what iuducod him to bo in such n motive. The receipt passed between After hurry about scrubbing this floor ds soon them on Sunday, shows that $7000 was „d bJtore th. 17ib of-uJ -d the Parkman—Webster case. remove all reowusblo doubU. 1!.-In order that a f«3 Field was wilfully mnrdered. still sueb which b»gan the, Argument uf E 8. us he hod been spoken to about Field, coming to Field, that in consideration received and considered b» I •• unless tho evidences of his guilt, in of $7,1)00 this dissolution was consumatme~l« Eggleston. fa not neeo-ary that it abould lendfc- eridenc. drops of blood, were lying on that floor? ed. I do not nropose io warp tho evi­ ent had aueb opportunity to commit th. . mTX.mrdatSnool nndenee .how­ Gsmilemex of the Jtmr :— Why was it necessary to lock the door, dence or draw from it an unjust conclu­ ruOly of itaoU to .?<»• sion in behalf of tho people. Tho fact pool ia guilty of this charge. It .a raf > in, that some other had. *?.C? We hare now arrived at that stage of when ho began his scrubbing ? It seems that tho receipt shows that he was to re­ firientlf taken m counwu a. wlh tooI opportunity, it not ,"‘6<’“lunt the case when it becomes the duty of strange, that after all the good feeling tlTilfenmoe th« the reapondent wna tho Prosecution to present tho views they existing between Vanderpool’s family ceive $7,000, is not evidence that he put other facts, it find, ifa proj« in that amount, for with u prosperous and Field, too first thing ho should say ujh the whole, l“”d“ce,.ll“*r^ Lc„ niav entertain upon this subject Ho the murderer. business, it is fair to suppose that his “-That th...pprwton°f To iuatifr airnh n condialonil u recounted the points stated in his open­ was thnt ho had run away, or give uno original stock was increased some what tu infer that he had run away and also ing speech to the juiv which they had oi a ertminatire characur, » necerimry to .bow further, to a reamnThe speaker alluded to an entry in tho often reaurud to by erlmtnal. to »hln cartaint v, that no other person ex- attempted to prove. It is hardly possi­ that he had stolon his property. I tel! ^^•n. had unoiTortuuttyto ble, after the lapse of so long a time to you it is inconsistent with the sworn Ledger, which ho sup]<osed was going statements ut Miss Scribner and Mrs. to be used by the counsel for tho de­ “^^"“j'^ahonld bo rnlmM present you all the facts, so that you will have an exact idea of all the cir­ Vanderpool. There Was no friendly fense in their arguments, but how it was ’^£XO^iouuf — with the evidence thnt dunng the aher- cumstances connected with thia matter, feeling existing between these persons guing to be used ha did not know, as it wllh the raw 5(h of Sopteo.ber, us it is not natural that a person should considered wb®P«™ “ 'S but wo have done the best we could un­ pEld war wilfully murdered der tho circumstances. In order to es­ niako tills statement on the first intima­ had not been introduced properly as evi­ convincing proof oi gui -d tJat ?r“’t tion of hfa disappearance unless he dence and road in its proper place, tablish this charge, it becomes our do£ ry are satisfied from the mw® tho Bcsixindent ixwpetrhte-1 ^8^ to show yon that Herbert FioJd onme to knew that ho had darted on that long which statement lod to a little discussion his death u alleged. 2nd, That be journey from which ho would nevpr ro­ between counsel in regard to it tho boot fcr U. P-tP^ “'.“Xv came to his death by violence and at turn. It was found that there were several The next persun that appeared at tho the hands of some other person than entries in the name5>f Vanderpool, in himself. 3.1, That the person w ho com­ bank was Jeremiah Shaduton who went nenvn that said Field ever IMS earn such forgeries may oe cv prove urn* ought not from mitted this deed was actuated by ^oe, to inquire after a draft he had left there tho Blotter »wd Ledger, and somo in „ did facts evidencing ftrticbs,thc mg alive, still the jnQ which ho defined tp the jury, and 4th, and wo call attention to the amount of the Ledger not found in Blotter, so that inch iailur. to “‘4 ™ That this matace was preconceived and money ho raw there in tho safe. he was obliged to correct his statement Tho next person there was Mr Dunnremaditatod. , made this morning, that the name of . If wa ahall establish throa points, we , tho evidence that Vanderpool did not appear on the books fit " ““ W«Xll ahow ' how much he paid him he axil he did ■ Cestfawd OB Third Page. THE VANDERPOOL TOTAL & ■" *«£ “'“Sn’afHeriSS^ ’““TX or �Mipal 9 Twenty-first Day** Pxoseedinw. M0BN1NQ klMION. 1,400 miles under 860 miles without One Mamurement Change of coaches. TEACHERS’ NOTICE. BROAD QAOOR-DOVBLB TRACK ROOTR Examination of Teachers for Barry County, Fall Series. NEW YOKE BOSTON, ALBANI', i-uxciPAi. Fours a new tobk stitt. The Fall striee of teachers examination* will ho held aa follow*: AND THE At Orangeville, Oct Gib. on. REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA “ Hastings, Oct. 9th, aud Nov. 6tb. THIS BAII.TXT EXTENDS ECOH M AsajTio, Oct. 18th—Ellis School Rochester to New York, 885 miles, House. Buffalo to New York, 423 miles, At Nashville, “ 17th. Suspension Bridge to New Yqrx 448 „ Middleville “ 20th. Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. Cleveland to Now York, 625 miles, “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, Each examination will rommatwe promptly nt 9 o'clock A. M., and continue at tho pleasure of toe AMD IS FROM Sujwrintendent, and will be oral and written. 1 announce at thb early date the Fall Herieeof exam- 23P22 to 27 xnas tub bhoeteb itovnc. miles without change of coaches. From and after Aug. 17lb, Wl, trains will leave, in connection with Western Line*, as fallows: NEW YORK DAY EXPREHS, leaves Cincinnati only lueraaMd^faciliUM for review and special nrepara• -------- ' Woodland Centre, under th* Vovper, will commence Sept, seeks. Tuition from $3 to ?5 ipcrintcndent of Columbus. 0., time, daily. (Saturdays except­ ed,) al laOuP. M.; Clihoo at 4 A. U,: and Su*rcuslon Bridge atS.WA. Jf daily, (Sun­ days excepted;) Buffalo from Depot comer Exchange end Michigan Street*, br New York •tae, daily. (Bondars excepted’) al7. A. M. ArrireaaiHomclIsrifle J.XA A. N; Susquehanna GEO. C. WORTH. Hams, Williams, & Co. YAM VELSOR * ROLEE. Streel*. EXPRESS MAIL, leave* Dunkirk from vu'on Debut, and Buffalo, via. Avon and tic. Hornell** rille. Daily. (Sund*y* excepted.)at 7.50 A. 51., arriving in New Yurt al LuO A. M. NEW PLAN. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. (Daily.) leave* Cocinnaii al P. M.. arrives *t Wral Salem CASH POLICIES. M. W. RIKER. lb.5?.''S City Flro of Hartford, 548JB7 37 8WAO89 BB8.IBS 3JW.0W) W " ’ouctux.' CASH POLICIES. WHEELER & DOWNING NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, DEALERtj in Dry Good*, Groceries, Bools and Shoe*, Clothing, Hal* and Caps, Ac., he. We pay the Itfghcet market price for all kinds of Country Produce. We arc constantly receiving additions to our already LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are selling al bottom figure*. Motto." .■HU e.w A. w.: Martiunurg v.t« a. Meadville U.!S A.M. (Dibe-.j Dunkirk 1.25 r. atlitton 1 JO P. M-, A'ir*|>en*iou Bridge, 1.85 P­ M.: Buffalo 2.Id P. M. Arrives at Uorneilaville 5.42 P. M. (Supper,) and at New York 7.00 A. M. Connect* at Elmira with Northern Central Railway far Williamsport, Hamaburg and the South; al Jersey Cilv with Morning Express Train of New Jeraer Railroad for 1‘hiL adelphia. Baltimore and Washington ; and at Sleeping Coaches ar* attached to thia train at Cincinnati and *1 Clifton, (Suspension linage.) running through'to Now York without chanwr. Sleeping coacbes arc also attached al Bornalliville running through with—• -*■------— — NIGHT EXPRESS, 4laB> leavro'Clitton X3o P. M lesion Bridge at 5.35 P. M.. and Buffalo Turner's at 9.05 A. M. ( at 11.10 A. N. Connect sieamem and nftcrnooi New England citir*. A Bleeping Coach is alto___ __________ ___ ntn^ th rough from Buspcaaio* Bridge to New ' .- ' L- KUSSMLL* ATTOBNBY at Law. Inrorane* and Collecting Xanaferturt*’ o °fferlOtXZ^d CHAS. H. BAUER. Sash, 2<A2SiS"I5ffi’LiIiAM ed to Na eare will bo attended to with promptneM and ffdeltty. OMa* corner Stale and Sdltreon atreel*. Cnion block. Over Bariuw A Goodyear1* itaea. m m Mm. Janly H H * Doors, Lr ^oda-E»^y- cheapfor thing t° s , ].;xaniinC i null an« n-'" CaS. You ^1 rt' the Gooda- 1 Gr° I. A. k E. A. HOLBROOK. TTOBNEY8, and Counsellor* at Law.and Solicitora in CkanrerT, will promptly and faithfully at­ tend t> the btialnca* of their calling: Conveyanc,n- Blinds, &c. gretit- WM H. HAYFORD Goodyear A Barlow's store. C. G. HOLBROOK. LTTOBNBY al lav. Solicitor in Ch aliend promptly to .all buslnme entni OAoeovorJ P Roberto A Co.. drug open at all hour* till 9 o'clock r. w. DRESSED lumber, al Binghamton for Cooperstown, Albany, and the celebrated Summer resort. Sberon Spring*; and with Delaware, Iwickawanna and Western Railroad, and at Jersey Cite wilhMidnigbt ExIjresa Train of New Jersey kail road for Pbila- T. «. DIAMOND, Co. SupL School*. Prairieville. Aug. 8 l^L__________________ ______ *_L __ . ‘ nVSS^^-^. Barry will be formed. Physical Geography. Intellectual Arithmelto. Reading. Grammar. Methods of Teach: Bl I : v« rnmcnL will receive ipccial attention. Books needed can Ire had of tho Huperintendent at about half current prtoee. Cornell's Physical Geog­ Sleeping Coaches are attached to thia train at raphy. Kerl'r rborter course in Grammar. Robin- Cincinnati and Cleveland, run a in g through to sou’s Mathematioa and Randall'* Reading and Elo­ cution will bo used a* text books. Through the Hornellavilte (Break fail;; aud new mid improved hoepitality of the people at Orangeville, board can 1 >MS..M<0rfc, “1871” The pha ^' County ® coods, aSSOr,Ta^afuU °f Card). It— IHIMI 8 l ■ WM. L. COHU, ATTOBNBY and Counsellor al Law. Solicitor in Chancery, and Cireuit Court Commiaafoner far Barry county, will aUend to all bu*inaaa minuted kmh,k-r.^kPTO^BS^- °aC’ ‘n Of all Kinds. HARVEY WRIGHT, Agent. WiH give prom;.: aticniK Elevator Boitdlug of C. F. Dwigbl ACo, cask ^rc There Im no uao Tallclujc - HASTINGS, MICH. BEST DR8. J. M. K C. RUSSELL, tr-U—J DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN, STYLE ’ Phyrieian*. OSes to old P. O. U auaatton paid toCHROKIC OF] MEN'S [The poor GRANT & PHILLIPS Are bound to sell gratultourly ThurtdS) after- JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Dwelling on Droal*ay. near the Oeurt House. WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office west end of Slate street. Hasting*. ’ DR. C. C. LINSLEY, Dry Goods, BOTANIC and Belrot io Physician and WOODRUFF I A. P. DRAKE, M. D-. PARTICULAR attention given Io the treatment of Private Disease*. Oftee over F.D. Ackley's Drug Store. Ntale street. Hasringv. REMEMBER, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dally. (Sundays ex vieveiaaa at <>.aa r. ajeaariiic at 0.10 r.M. (Sup.) Dunkirk atlO.Oo P. M.; Clifton, |>MM P. Groceries, HANLON, M. D., D*raiaV^"Pj“;udrir^iddtorV:™UHaHBgi^t Washington Block, South aide State St. extensive experience In Hospital *nd priruto prae- NEW CARPET HOUSE Elmira tor Willi. Harriabar^aod the arciuL“£3!7?.‘' tST All Styles of Women's and Chil­ Tho • very BEST PLACE to buy And everything In their line of Goods nt prices an low as nt Jackson, or Grand Rapids, And in many c&»m Lower. ian d citie*. The Best in the City. Only as* train East on Bundsr, leaving ( in- CARPETS, novlOdBtf STEWART k STE1NHOFF. Sanaa and Mechanical Dentists, °MfeSi’rW U™! 4 Pkl,Up l 6,ore- J. C. WOODRUFF. HYDE * BAUER. _ ’The€orner Orocerv. OIL CLOTHS, reeenl lb* following Aral elawlnnirai tbeuB.KK.gr .are transferred FREE UF CHABGK Mow (Stood* <[«*t Receirod. MATTINGS, MATS. ing Coecbe* |jF" IN THE WORLD NOTTINGHAM LACES, 74 MONROE STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, u-mx roarterra ru im uu.*at, MwaciuitT*', of Hartford. Mil Continue to «te)l GRANT* PHlLLiPS. Erie Railway i* of the moat picturesque and beau­ tiful character. Admirer* of Nature’s beauties, in a daylight journey over tl « Line, will lind in its ever changing landscaper subjects of contlnu- Vo«um aad Juw*I’oeK. of New Yoi C.H. HICKS, lartfonL tow York, thus enabling I*a*e*oe upper portion of the city wilhrn-d annoy auee of a street ear or UPHOLSTERED GOODS, A5D aceom- Groceries, wool (imiM WM. H. JEWELL, Crockery •SJEPR&yTL.w. aiAiKs:. si Glassware, At Hastings.! J. w. MAYNARD, Ac., Ac.. MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY Treasurer. Ofiee to th* Court House. L D. RUCKER, Genl Sup'i. M hen it. Cheaper than any Store In Hawing*. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. 30 Years Experience! S k/fchiS; Opposite the National Hotel. F. IMMEN. Go there for your Oyster* and Rjercshmtnls. 25yl H. A. BU8ELL. CENTRAL ***^ 1 lUtOlM. NATIONAL HOTEL, 6 stitJ^a <’ * Proprietor*, earner ?.*nlde m2 4 L*rok*lr*et. The only ffrat-elaa* Hom fliv£WCnV>a?EU ,n4 «»wbody Guarantee Hatifoluetion. FLORENCE A fino stock Jvst Opined on hand at all hours. C. II. HICKH THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS GROCERIES! COME AND M 121'2 THEM r1 "®®5- splendid aoeommodationi forannta. ________ ___ JullStf Meat Market! MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, Aliajsii Order aafl My for Wort hardened, sad will Iasi a life-time. No other Jfacbin* runs ao easy or makes so little noise in it* operation. It -will make anv width uf them deaired with- Braid. Quill. Dind Gather, Hem­ Cenibting of 40 Aera*, located within the U mil* stitch. Splendid Opportunity ~ J0H.^8°N. (formerly Clerk of the NEAR THE DANK. .PwPrt**®* Jams moderate, and the comfort of guest* made a specialty. 5^"Wool sent by Railroad will bo The beet .lock ol Heat alvaja on bant ___ _______ Auctioneer. Carded to order, and sent back in good gllirtV CONSTRUCTED, Call and Get your Steak, Sonata, AARON CLARK. EASILY UNDERSTOOD. condition. or any thing yon want. A^^UCTIOBinjlt ffalyllaeweed by th* United SIMON 1- RKENRUTH. HaiUagi. Aug. X Uffl. Shop in BARLOW & GOODYEARS Family Sewing Machine Barry County. Mich TbsC Horace iced Properly 04 CoBrt Ho"4, ',c”hd £. II. MALLORY. Mr. MARBLE baring bought the Carding Its cbiue lately owned in Middleville, and having removed it to Healing*, and ; fitted up In the best style, be will rtrt w.rl* in Ei. linn in ,I. CHOICE 0Bc* al “ Adjoining u. p. Dwight & Co's Foundry. WELCOME MARBLE. July. 1871. 'JhixI.; 1 ' NflwoeUuneouM CtuHla. New Warehouse, $1.00 for 75c wM ^e oid my Stock of Summer. J AKD HACK like. J. 6. VANBBUNT Proprietor.—Leave the Hotel* ss-ae-sfea J. ROBERTS k. CO^ Dry Goods and Clothing family, Irom tba heaviest to the lightest fabric. F1KB HOUSB.Good Bedldimp. Excellent W THIS MACHINE MAS NO EQUAL MARCBNUS WRIGHT To the Ladies!! Please call and examine the Machine an ' ' work. You canaol afford to bur a Hewing eblne until you have aeou the FLORENCE Grant Ac Phillips*' Mtore. HERRICK Gold & Silver Watcher ai seventy-five cents on the Dollar. _______ -R. MUDGE. MICHAEL, BOM) YlflffiABKB! KLSTKRKKS CELKBRATrD WI3XTE OR BEER Solifl Sflnr ufl Platefl Ware. Valchea, Clacks aa« Jewairy Repaired dAwtf albert eiselberg. Bl. Chariee Itomanroet m. ____ ’<> o,UCnf^rLU printed on abort notice �THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL Ocnitmudjrsm \ti p^t. *“ b<k"' “in T»U had nm away. Soon after ho uaid tn nn oll»r “God b.’Udam „p 0D greble but these enteriee in tha LedgPr <ud where ehe, and are not evidence and are false entries. Now to go back, I was about to .peak of motive. When FieM .hould whhdraw lus money, it would leavo Vandwpiol penmlms and a huned mMn in that community. We find ou the enlry Au?1809 H. FiekL Or. 87,000, and this is the firet Cr., we find on the l^k. to Retd, after v ,lmWa out M toHow* bv field and entered on tho books. £" *ould “ »"• hour, which 1",“id h»l»d P-W Xdtfhl*! T*"' tocUrmihc " “ hnd pTd ^1* monBx “"d p«rt P« »r. He de„ lh„ Pwd ht lelonu ATTE2STTIO3ST! That to buy Goods Good Bargains in RUSSELL i',l7“<bWo..lh»l did not t„ hl,„. lni, i( w<mld do You must visit the it "? t?-0011, t,lcn aK*‘n l|o said ho had robbed him of otI2 700 „ u Con boj hod ‘ by2 Calling at Hardware, t” "’u, in other ?,OX'1,8’ >f Ko hod not killed Harhmt •to^f^ YouP^.h,io told a straight 1). R. COOK & GO’S Stoves, e 1,000 etor^ from bepnemg u, lha ond a^7„0 ^■■•“teut w.th ltte£ bu( „ manT 1Uj 800 460 nei lead ono to boli»vO that ho 'know UmuI Horben Field TOuld neror come 7oo(?) . (J00 back to reproach him.. Now » th, words iu tvpml lo u„ «• “ « .* 400(?) bpnnger. toeunoor. Sb«^id.h8„w him eommg from the Hale leko oe thw Jot^‘ , $8,860 ? T bj e"^’ !1,d ”• “toutpl to fix the Nandeqiool went into tho busi­ Uew defimtoly, only thu ,'t ness with $2,500 aud drew out, a. wo may fairly .uppoae, as follows : Before Um time uft.r her huebeed end Ledaw firing cast ho procured an insurance on cmmi m which wu about 12 o'clock. leather belting a specialty fiis house and furniture for $1,400 and '' » will call the time .ho saw him about we may thirty nuppore thnt ho had this Imir-luMl'-, and iho SWMn poeitirelj amount of property there, and it must that bo bad on white paua, but when have come out of tho Bank. Then on be Vent into the ahoe shop leas than that note at Muskegon, signed bv Mer­ two hours before he had on dark pants rill, when tho new note was drawn ho os is pruvotl, but more than this the John A. Greble, paid on tho old ono 8560, and said ho Ix»tU testily that they saw him scan ofMauk Rcsseli.. had enough deposited in the bank nt ter one u clock and ho hod on dark SKiNJfER &BECEEE. Muskegon to pay tho whole of it, if clothes again. But lot us look nt the testimony of the Ix>tu. Air. Lott haw necessary, which must have been nt least ■ THE CELEBRATED $2,580, so that he took to Muskegon nt-I■ hu testimony on that of his wife. least $2,580. Then he wont east soon |! and she swears positively that she took a lunch with Frank Filer that day but alter this, and undoubtedly took ns much as $300 to pay his expenses, then I rank sap that ho was not at” homo his living for n year must also have that day at all, but was at his brother’s. Again Mrs. 'Snringer, soon alter the GRANITE STATE itime out of tho Bank, which would tranunebon, said in tho pretence of wit­ amount to $1,000, M that wo find drawn nesses which wo have produced, that if out at those different times nearly86,000. it ruined on Saturday and Dan Parker Mr. Dunham the assignee of the con­ FOR SALE. AT wai there on that day, then it was Sat­ cern found some $2,200 short. Now urday and not Sunday that she saw “‘“"’•’l Field, «na and to rorrobor.u corroborate tbi. this thu the Warehouse on Broadway. H.l. 7°*" bu‘ ““ , Frondromu, P.ltior, ■h.t h. ... 1 ml .‘^V”|dr> , m"'dT1 ™ K-vrorf.y up i„ th. neighborIl. rl~.rt FWd, but robb.il lum of bi. bond of Mr. Sprier'., ond h. wrn. Ako 11 *” d,d munl'r ' dro-ml .trolly i Hn Sprimmrlmd dis and dealers in ■“ of b“ a“f I x-ribod, rm: in whit. p^l» 1 PATENT MEDICINES. Land and Calcined Plaster, n.bbed lum lifter hit d«uh It i. »md when did E. II H.ll met that Mr. blawaon wa, coming to th. re- Mr. Itobinwn that dar Y It ra at the PAINTS. LIME, WATER LIME hef and n. going to futnuh 8111,000 tin,, thm Bobituon ni. ho met him. ria.: OILS, but the lady who gave this testimony ; before 11 o’dock nnd ho met Field at VARNISHES, •eutirely misunderstood tho situation, for the same time, it at all. thnt day far he TURPENTINE, h0 W“ g0inK t0 lot Wm hav® I nid not nor con,d 1,0 havp s®0’1 Mt810,W0, and yet, she says her husband I Robinson at any other time, so that his ' TOILET nnd FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. was going to Manistee to examine the toetimony amounts to nothing, as he I1 August 10. 1871. -it nation of his businesi. Now. if he must have been mistaken in regard to, BOOKS A STATIONERS, had really promised to let him the time. ' CHOICE TEAS, W. H< JEWELL. have that amount, ho would not go to — - entries That tho in the Bunk books, GROCERIES, examine tho condition of affairs. ,Uu($ » are forgeries by L>H putting a “*I” uemru before CIGARS and TOBACCO, ItEoisTEBOF Deeds. Notary Public, Next, did George Vanderpool have the $700 and 8400,"as we claim, is sufficient--and— KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES 4'PPJjrtunitv ? j| ly ly proved proved by by tho tho little little memorandum memorandum BENERAl CONVEYANCE!; Field was seen alive by many and re- ■ l»ook found in Willard & Ball's safe in WALL PAPER. &c.. Ac.. 'pectable citizens in tho early part of the ‘ which tho entries oi the amounts drawn Abstracts of Txtlbn * day and it is certain thnt he catered the I out correspond exactly with what those of lands in Bony County fnmLxhed on bank alone with thia Respondent, ami I in thu Bank books would have been, if CITY DRUG STORE, njiplicatlon, at my office in the he never camo from that bank except not changed yas we claim they have State St.. Hastings. Mich. Court House. ns a coqwe. He took no dinner, nor 1 been. --- ___ . W. H. JEWELL. urni h« by any of bi. frier..!, Il i» ThuMowd lb. .rgumral >1 4:3j’ P. nadingr Jtich. clmmml that ho m th. after- m.—ilHlIitrh^k w'm. noon bv some, but those cases can bard... „ , ‘ , lyb. for it i. probri.l.tbut rrfMr.Sww’.lwtuDimymrogarilolh. some of hia friends would have seen him f>nio he was iu tho Bank ou Monday, and there must be some mistake about Court adjourned till 9 o’clock to-morrow this testimony. It is said that tho set- ; moming tl.rn.al. ™ all fricadlv and that; Raid i Mr wiB Mmnll.nt, hi> was to have the use of the safe but on . , ,, . , , that Saturday night ho was so suspicious ™cn/ {q* tka ^iwncr to-morrow, and | August ‘‘ , ; , ■ Sep. 28 “ 01 • ■ I ’GO H. Fidd r>r. ............................ * “ M. “ *• “ .Office ih Hasting*. We Offer the following Tax Titles Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. SERVER f DECK ER, of IM'DS Battle Creek. We will not be under­ sold bv any House In Michigan. Situated in tho various Townships of Barry County—one of Lar&e Stack Just Received Michigan, ASSYRIA. . MAPLE GBOVE. 4. CASTLETON. CornSheller I • U of n • X tgofawK 84 x Druggists and Chemists, WOODLAND. 1 |w lOOacrBiof n e 0 " «rc ¥ ¥ LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES JOHNSTOWN. '•¥<>«•»¥ BALTIMORE. !$vf» w.Vf'l HASTINGS. CARLTON. .wK«fa»¥ BOOTS ffl SHUES, • K»f»«¥ SlwSufn.X RUTLAND. Of Home Manufacture, > State A ODlOlO^lCcil uOClGly upon it, and that his nose had bled upon , (} w griogS. Grand Rapid*. Pmldrat. it. un<l thnt the spitoon, filled with old ' MT Railroad and .teambuAt fcroa at ncuraion tobroro quid,, bod l«» finiedl-" M«>*—»»-• over on it But why give such j ------ —-------- ---------------- —----------------- j scrubbing at thi» particular phuv and ! ' see how his actions and statements to different persons appear to toil Early J4>r“.w* HOPE. SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14 AM) 1j, Ibil, quarter iif on inch. It is supposed that -» 1 " 1 C__' ho must have scraped this floor with some instrument, for. I appeal to your I {7BUe in niakitiK the aborc a grand demeMtraexperienco with an otdinaiy’ broom, if 'tion of ib. F>£“'‘«>",uf ‘ ,, , , J u y1 ' Admiaaioo iSc, children 15c. Exhibitor* arc you could produce such a result,^nd the . te t,,i0’th. Society. Yaarty memberonly excuse riven for such extraordinary ,>„p ticke** il. Life JkmberaMp ticket* lie. ..rubbing m that Fields uos. bad bhul -rrwajSBr pociolly os it was going to be covered with u carpet? And why this baste iu the j morning as noon ns Mr. Thurber spoke to him about the whereabouts of lucid, before he had Lis breakfast and after he had gone home for it ? Where is that carpet ? Burned up by George Vander­ pooL Why this haste, if not to. cover up his guilt 1 There is eomething pe­ culiar about that “Brown—Nolan" let­ ter written by him when in iail. This was written immediately after the find­ ing of the body, and to my mind ondences that the person who *rot® ’J knew perfectly well how the murder had been committed. Ho know that but very little blood was found, and ho says “wo put folded newspapert under his hear!.” These papers were afterwards burned, no one knows how much blood they contained. They will tell you that ho was threatened by a mob, and de­ spaired of his life and was crazed and knew not what ho was doing. But ho had enough of self-possession to give careful directions as to the disposal of this letter so as to deceive the public. He directs to have it written badly so that it will correspond with the spelling,as he hod evidently calculated it to purport to come irom an illiterate character, and it would not look w.U to bnro the .polling and writing good. He also directs that it should come to tho Postmaster, as it would not do to have it come to a pri- BARRY. Gbkat Union Exposition stain instead of cutting it all out so that, 1WO rxIia nr oxs. ho had to cut it a second time. TBK Th«m we find tho evidences uf labor— ^er(tjCri >||cb. Agricultara! asd Me- i unusual labor—we find the floor broomrhnilr«l Vnrletr I od tip, so that the fibers stuck up n ' 0 T„ ’’ not in front where men were accustomed to come in with their dirty foot, e- BEST AND CHEAPEST willlbo followed by Mr. Hughes. —rz: =-rr^x' ' ------- ■■ ~^= As experienced Bookkeeper wants Io obtain « situation as Bookkeeper ami clerk. Address W. K., care Banker. listings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf j CITY PAINT STORE U1 I FAIIl i JIUllJCOMMINS & . BROWN PAINTERS Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Go to the Sign St Ornamental Painting, . Paper-Ifungtny, Kaltominmj, $(., SHEPARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTER^ IRVING. Little Red Shop! WM *w V.f.rj; net » Whiaker or *«imul*tlr>r her*r*«*. but a Price, only SO Cents a Bottle. AVest of Bn nk. Thia article haa been thoroughly tested nnd found n sure and speedy cure for the following complaints. Jamullce, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costiveneim, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever«C Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. Ac. Recommended by all the fl ret Claes Phyeiolaaa throughout the City and A. WOOLEY. “ This is the Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's ORANGEVILLE. BwM’or.e.*' lu.wtfifn wW YANKEE SPRINGS. 2sUofnwW $itg § iniuggall, w ¥<>fn "- ¥ for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ Brice, only 50 Cents a Bottle, posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St. For Sale by Vnwuu anti Dmitri Gem-rally. c. N. SHEPARD, Grand Rapids, Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY & SLADE, Hastings, Mich. MUSICAL! DENTIST Micbiiai awW.f..X aeJfofawK ^.x aofroK ' • ¥of*»¥ THORNAPPLE. L. E. STAUFFER. GO TO CLARES FOR PICTURES. Mt. PRAIRIEVILLE. ---------------- —• IgSPw’t genuine Billers in one DO Cent* Bottle of Shepard's Compound Wahoo Bitters Corner Hastings, Mich. WM Sole Proprietor or PICTURE FRAMES. GLASS. ETC.. ETC. Graining, 31 i21 *r*ofw¥«f •*¥!’’» i 17aul• •idootfx w| 84 For the <*f Fiold that he changed the cumbina- ; tion of the safe so that he could not get . in. Un Moudny morning wo find him in possession of the safe and Field’s | drawer, and it is fair to infer, of all that was in it We find in tho bank, blood on Jhe floor, blood on the wall, blood in ' tho cracks, blood on the paper and ulood ' all around, human blood or at least tho ' blood of a mammal. Wo find that he has cut out the carpet stained with blood i nnd in his haste ho cut through tho i • oucBirriox BBCTiox.ioBdCBirriox. bbotiom wSolnwX. »»w&ornwj{ 20 n«¥«f»*¥ ba^ufBwK M •X" w-¥ 17 north to terr* of nwj/ol.wtf h • ¥••¥ 55 Farrier’s Improved! W. T. EASTMAN’S! tho best Counties in the State of Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. B. COOK Jfc CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEY 8 Pure Wines and Liquors! TATUB A FABLE! OBSIS, FOB MXDICIXAL PUBKWtt �Tip First National Clothing House. Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E. G. Williams. DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. W. H. HOLMES, Fetlisber. ■ ICH1GAH CEirrUL IL R. Grand River Valley Division AUGl.HT 1&V1. I m.____ — ‘•’.I U00 ■ stawohs. following: There are now fourteen life members “ A setting iea never gets Cat.” but of the Northern Michigan Mechanical most any person can get fit by buying and Agricultural Association. Un­ their groceries of J, Maus. doubtedly many will pay their $10, and thus become life members, this will en­ title themselves and families, and also their teams, to entrance to tho grounds “Hello John, where ire you going?” nt any time aurlng the Fairs, both this "I was going down here to buy some year, and at any time in the future. grocers.” F. Immen enters a display of carpets, “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ mate, rugs, oil cloths, lace curtains and len’s to buy mine.” paper bangings. “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t Sewing machines are entered by A. 8. any of him, I always go there to bay crockefy and wall paper, bat I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Besides be war­ ranted ft. The crockery he keejw 1# tbs Boot’s celebrated ware.” “Well, I always do ro on groceries, nnd I know you can. Besides he takes anything] have to sell nt a fair price, too. I get a better tobacco, tea and sugar there for. the same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block, Aug. 15, 1871. IS I ; The Union Fair. From last evening's Eagle wo clip the Parrish and A. D. Ward. Organs of a Detroit maker by Don. Jones. Harvester# by J. K. Johnson. Pumps by Wheeler Bros. Boots by Win. 8obol«s. Weather ririps, Improved window springs, and beehive#, by B. J. Bullard. The Grand Rapids Manufacturing Company are making arrangements for using quite u large amount of space at the grounds for their machines. John Steeples, of Blissfield, will send bls three year old stallion, “ Vic."” . Clover Hallers! SUPERIOR, MCSHERRY AND STATESMAN grain drill Kaluinazoo and Ann Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, BALL, LOST. Somewehre near the Depot or on State St, Tuesday eve. A biacK ribbon-eash. The finder will confer a favor and bo rewarded by leaving It at tho Dentist office of Stewart A Htelnhoff. Sep. 6th. Mrs. Mary Steinhoff. New goods has just arrived at R. Mudge’b. CJISTiWGS, PLOWS HAHH0W8, MACHINES. SAWING EIC, and the largest stock of MACHINERY AGIUCULTUKAL in Bony County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Jit l/'iiion Hall. Local bbjijie^ Notice?. GALE AND KALAMAZOO, I.. K. Patten has Juri received new paintings nnd engravings which Hams, Williams 41 Co. Do not claim to have tho only Mold­ have been obtained expressly with a view to exhibition in the Fine ArtJlall. ing Machine Ln Barry county, but they have one that will stick any and ail The " Poroh Scene,” a water color paint­ kinds ot molding# that are needed. ing, and “The Huguenot,'’ an engrav­ They also have on hand a large number ing, are perfect beauties and will doubt­ of doors, sash, blinds, moldings,. win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low- less attract much attention. J 8. Wright, of this city, intends to ' figures for cash. exhibit 16 different agricultural and otb-. Go to Commute & Brown for Faint-, cr machines. MtaMpa Uk.gteftBr Muikecon and Whit* One gentleman from abroad h’-te ^vrlt-1 Oils, Varnishes, etc. ten for stable# for his whole stuA of 12 BllO-OOam. Detroitat horses. * } O«co iu John WeisertPs Hardware 8tore, Brown’s New Block. Prof. C. G. Swensberg, of the Busi- i new College, ha# made several entries' , FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8. i of specimens of penmanship. Numerous entries have been made off horse#, both by our own citizens and persons from n distance, in the last 24 i hours. Levi Bro#. enter different styles of; silk and cloth hat#. . Mr#. Francis 8mith, of Muskegon, j Of Berger Family? will send Paintings and Drawing# In ; Ilumarid Character. Voealbt. Conic Lqiturcr, water. G. L. Frette enter# Finkle & Lyon and COMIC FACES. Sewing Machines. I Strangers are continually entering J , . . ' room 87 at Sweet’s Hotel, there to make BACK BUM1XR8. entries for the Fair J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY, UIMW Wo can supply most all of the back ' number# of tho daily Banneh from No. | man who so ardently desires to succeed. 4. Will send as complete a flic as jjose- , Northern Michigan Agricultural and I Look over the Grand Rapids Busi­ ible for 5 ct*. per copy. Dealer# supplied ' ness College Journal and notice the at usual rates. 'Mechanical cchanical Society Society's ’s Exposition, u. a: universal suecw# of their students. mnr~ Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, I Pleasant. I Thursday nnd Friday, September, 12,13, • . Attention! I have a yoke of cattle nnd a single Days Shojter. । I”horse for sale. Will sell on time lor Evenings Longer. Fare and Transportation.—The good paper. IL J. Grant. Somewhat Cooler. . fare on the Grand River Valley Rail­ Aug. 80, 1871. Aside from the trial—the Urflon Fair. ronJ between Jackson and Nunk-a will - --------------------------j t,v reduced, and the price of tickets, “One stormy night in winter when Sol. Smith Russell coming. Friday goo! for all trains, to Grand Rapids, up tho winds were blowing cold,” I bought evening, at Union IJiill. .---------------- i u> the 15tb, and good for a return up to1 me a pair of bootsand rubbers nt Maus’. ----- --------------------------। autj incia<jjDg n|| trains on the ICth, far1 Horace Greeley lectured at Milwau- j a/arc and a ,ti/lh. Tho du vs of grace on accounts due kee Itvt night. Property will be transported to the I the late firm of Dlckt-y & Bently, are Mom lvrBOVX.-m.-A new .Ide-1 »»d o/ Charn. pretty nearly out. Those interestedi will do well to take notice, dtosepl 1 —Ik I. being built In front of Dr. condition., wbkb , Howell', lots nnd rekknee on JelTemn ! CB" lt‘nrn®d l,y pnotetv, or at the vaAnother railroad will not effect the Stre(?L I rious railroad office#. low prices at Maus'. —-------- -------------------------The same rails and regulations n» The Allegan Journal says: above will apply to the State Fair. Wanted. Wanted. “The Educated Hog” lia# gone to Every one having unsettled accounts Grand Grand Rapids to astonish the Michigan State Agrieotanl Society, to call and settle the same by September native# there. Tuesday, Wodncwlay, Thursday and 1st, for I must have my pay. ------------- ; Friday September 19, 20, 21 and 22. Wwl Mason Allen. •I n What has been done can be done again.—There is hope for every young MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, .MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. ALSO, LUMBER. FLOORING SIDING Gold Is reported as being panned out ■ near Caeeade. Kent Co. It being near, Agricultural Foaety, Wsd-, Don’t you know where to get your the mineral springe wo presume it is| nt*day» Thursday nnd Friday, October! J magnetic gold. bootsandshoes? I do—at J. Maus*. Broal^riy, nejr riser. fr: n .... „ WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. [ 4, 5 and 6. are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less Ikon our usual price, hacked with the complaint [Of parties who say they are unable to.nay so much. .Vow to give all a chance to hare Teeth who need and should have them, we willfrom this date, for a few IFe What a difference intownsl Gec.CIark.; : uf Fort Auatin wa. 6n«i ono dollar for,. Or* c*1” A*™™" —foil' -L. N. Mixer's scrofula nnd cancer whipping hi. vife. while it co. ia S73 in, ■"«’riru»» ooi .Sanmioy, on noeount mixture is warranted to cure all cases Deeaiur for a hn.band io onjoy thu of the cop,-geinng loai of cancer and scrofula In every form. ittkory. AOB.crr.Tvyt. MAcrnttanv. Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad­ Wheeler and Dotntlntf. ulrertln- AJ 7^““Xuml dress L. N. AIirEB, Hastings, Mich. inent accidentally got mixed up with machinery businw, aud he ako has a1'UU a,id . Grant A Phillips’ Sewing machine uo- i mammoth trade with the farmer# of p7" Mars is bound to sell his g _ grocenes, , tiee in ymterd^y’s-w«kly;wid dafly. Barry and adjoining Counties. fl f J ill PIT and boots and shoes if ho doni ’tt mako a■ make a 1 Gentlemen wc Leg parilon far the no- ; i lanino mills •llala LTJtC . cent. ' T"“ °f “ J4 C- G- “"■"D .uwmont to | Cancer can be Cored. ”7,“ n'tm°7 °e'7haV: Lomplfte sets for$25. $13. 11 cent sugar at Busell's. * Rubber mojj at BusellV. ■! 'Dickey manufacture sash,; ‘m-t— & ■■ Bentley, -------------------------Among the celebrities of the day, ad- I doors, blinds, moldings, etc., etc. The- , verttoed by the “American Literary I ni*^ on -Broadway,-everybody! Peaches fresh and nice at Buscll's. Best Sherry wine, bitters fordyspep- |• Bureau ” as prepared to receive lecture ' knows where it is. •**. «t Busell'b. 1 engagements for the ensuing season, I Hams Williams & Co. At C F ‘I'*’C?‘J?;? Uw*1’' *od C°'« E>"«K>r building । lerKor.tte State University, and Will j\nvn .... „ .. , , ‘’l The Town Talk " Carleton, of Hillsdale. J-'uave built up a successful trade and are , Is the name of n Chojce ikand of Ci­ r _________ „ ___________ I bussing away steady every day. Sash,1 gars just received & sale at tho Wobkmkn are busy converting tho I doors, blinds, moldings, etc.,'etc., is! backroom of Pahco headquarters at I i heir forte too, aside from the planing I City News Depot. VJ Ths Lauolst Stock of School Books Grand Rapids, into a lock-up. It prob- i machine. in the City at the City Nows Depot. ably will hold men that are too drunk to get away I — ------------------THE ELECTIONS. Best cheese In the city at BuecII’s. A Choice Stock of perfumeries nt the Messrs. Bennet, Knickerbocker & Co. City News Depot, of Jackson, sold the wheat damaged by __________ _________ the at 40 iue lata tuw fire uro to io a firm nrm in tn Detroit, j For Photographs and Pictures, ofalljcents cents per per bushel. bushel. There There were about kind., mil on J. F. Minkler._____________ jo ^ bu ,heL| of 30,000 Bushels of the sum. I The Town Talk, K. 0. B. and E. B „ ,, ,„ , _ . Holl, three of the best Brands o? Cigar# . t * a -n rwn of Post Pn»A Office. in the mnvVnf market at Qua liAanoins.—The people of Ionia •# <i • ■ .. considerably interested in tho conJ struction of a railroad from Kalamazoo, through Hasting#, to that pl sen. A Cheapest fruit Jar at Btucll’s. meeting was appointed to bo held lost The place to buy your boot# and rimes evening in the interest of the enterprise. i» at Runyan’s. ———-----------। Peuokam.—There was a large atCustom work made on short notice, tendance at Court this afternoon and in good style amt rearonable prices j among other distinguished persons from In Wyoming Territory at the Election on Tuesday, for Territorial Legislature tho result was a substantial Republican Victory. The first time tho Republicans ever had any show there. The result of the Election yesterday, parlies claim tho victory. At the last Gubernatorial Election the Democratic majority was nearly 10,000. What hor­ rid reaction. Ain’t our Democratic friends Jubilant? Mr. Soward is expected homo in Oc­ tober. About 350 ladies (?) Imre sent in their cards to Mrs. Fair since she shot Mr. Crittenden. ab^ we notea Hoa Q T GriJI.j, Charles F. Dnnbar, of tho Boston Ladies' fine shoes of the latest styles oi Jactaon, who occupied a eeat beside AdrerUter, has left thu t paper and be­ come a member of the faculty of Har­ — jj onor QpQjj th 0 Bench, aud one of _________ at Rvnyan's. vard Univursify. the editors of the Grand Ledge IndtWarranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacason DIED. Also Hrs. T. B. Churih and Mn E at Runyan’s i BELPING^ln Ah eiv, «e|l Call on Mibb Wilcox far mill faery goods of all the latest and best styles. I T1*O II IF (.J li. Single Plates, Upper . ¥<* fl H H l^rgy^I'h flJllKIV^lJlll^I) Office over Grant $ Phillips’ Store, Hastings, Mich. STEWART & STEINHOFR: NO USE H. A. Goodyear. Goodyear & Dan’l Striker. Strike Dealers in FIBMWBE! Call at . JOHX in California, Is uncertain. Both WOLF’S OHM, Iron, Nails, Glass. FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. leaner nnd LOTS AND FILES OF IT AVooden "\V are, agents for the Detroit, OJV TO ■oves. made of HAND AND BOUND Lake Superior Iron • SELL. the iei. FLEE I. BEST IN THE WORLD. Also the ■ the prouriMnt ladies of .our own city. JOHN WQ L. ^WOODLATO PARLORS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-08.pdf b322c7999548d965af1526cf5aa75688 PDF Text Text II: AVl'JT i J'O’d.-1. ■ ■ <EI)c listings Banner DAILY EDITION. VOL. I. NO. 22 HASTINGS, MICH., FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8, 1871, did ho do? Why ho did just what In regard to the blood on the stairs relate circumstances which prove con-i- I a husband to his wife, now for two THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. what 5- years more than widowed. No, we do any prudent man would have done, ho loading down to the river, the witness clusivdy that they were not nusnot ask you to “ strain tho quality of eet down his milk and started for the • Blanchard gives us an explanation for taken as to the day or the bme mercy”, but while I hold up to you the Twenty-Third Day’s Proceeding*bank, for what ? to begin scrubbing that, by saying that he carried a basket They try to discredit the testimony ox law and evidence in thia care and ask they tell you ; ho went back as any pru- of upmoss those suurs stairs on on xuvauay Tuesday UUU and BUM Miss W Magill on rere. her-reown — assertion ___fish a up ^.a. rere ----- that by tho very “ letter of the bond” an ac­ ji m cheefeks argument I dent man would and examined his safe 1 saw U.^d blood and — serum — drip idp from f~~ Bis tk ( she might have been mudnken mistaken about about quittal, 1 also point you to this wife __ .et, and j to so© what he had taken and when I bucket, and you you remember rememberthat thatno no blood blood , which which door it waa, but her own answer and ask you not to bring upon her MOKNXXQ SESSIOX. till Wodneaday. urore. tot tar tomony ... to. Thurber came in he said “Field has waa ” aeon ----- *tore ’— *' n «*-•»—J— But । — yon ng life the shadows of an uncalcu­ tiio Counsel on the other ride weije not ; Then they try to discredit Kw. x*ySept 8, 1871. been hero for his papers are gone.” lated oelipso. I tell you there was mys­ by bringing **a W1 witness —’s--testimony 1®“ tery,not uoath,in that little bunk on that May it please your Honor, nnd Gon- j They must prove beyond a reasons­ satisfiod with tliis and asked ths wit- flot ness if he had ever carried up any fish who had surveyed the ground and found September day. Two men entered it . bio doubt that thia man committed the tiemen of the Jun-: The time has now that th© lino of vision could not reach , murder, but what is a reasonable doubt Y there before, when he said that he had the door from where he sat, but that it but no human ©ye that we can find saw arrived w hem the labors of the Counsel 1 will tak© tho definition from the cele- carried up some on tho previous Baturwould penetrate the recces for about 9 cither leave it Here is one of tfem, are to ccare nnd your labors are to be­■ bratod charge of Chief Justice Shaw in Jiy 3d point is that there was no sus­ inches. Now we do not care whether but whore tho other ia or how ho left it tho Parkman—Webster case, aud applygin. he saw the door or not, for he could have I know not Justice demands an acI congratulate you h«r© in the openingr ing that rule to this case, it we picious quantity of blood found in that seen n man coming out and ha was very (iuital at vour hands. What I have ol nmmci BK'XUVW uurr — -—,---------- j should strike out every word I “®n'C on.. . edm*^?’a®1^ of mv mv rvuuirKS remarks WBl that neither Bicknese nor positive that he saw the man coming said is of little moment, but what you til diminish> defense I defensemad© mademmtins tins case, cose, you of blood on tne out of the bank which disproves the as­ do will last forever. *h nth util ha-j has «»»© among usustotodiminish you could could || no no suspicious suspicious quantity qua our number. Sicknesshas man. To him ; floor, has b«en te en here herei not | notconvict ooavictthis thisjnan. To convict convict him floor, for for all ati that was on. the floor on sertion that it was Ramsdell who had H© dosed his remarks at a quarter in the jury nnu and at but so ouy... slight |-~-R they — must the Mirti and Wednesday must assuredly have been in at the uto Bar, iwt, U —rprove - corytu w re mejury tat3“?ta tooud and toto L-totatted . to ur- ( on tta tor tnt Motaay but of taIto been nr.*and tried the door that after­ lx,fore five o’clock r. M., having spoken as not to U seriously felt, and yet it. that this maa committed th© noon. I leave it to you whether taoy in all, nearly six hours and was atten­ ten<-h.*a proposition then, persons m the bank on tbit day and on teaches ns ns that that a a kind kind Providence Providence has has li der. ‘My " *third "* n-.immt.nn been watehtag over us he K watching I oufon then, is that they fail to prove i the next, not one noticed any blood, nor impeached Mrs. Springer's testimony or tively listened to throughout, by an im­ been watching overit usKa* —* 1taught us ‘ that th© &r/nu dAicti. There are two meth- did they notice any human gore tn the not. Thia impeachment did not cume ver this wu* aud over tl—all — -iJ and v - liable „ to err.,' ods of identification—natural and arti- water that was «wePkout. They sent a from the right source, and they proved mense audience, after which court ad­ w© are human we ore all human, err. ticial- Natural identification is tho ro- I piece of boatd from the floor to Dr. Duf- too‘ much. If we show hi tho next’ journod till 0 o’dock to-morrow morn­ I ike na-yfwnjrers on and im liable ocean to voyage Like onna ocean voyage ‘ Ipasremgers f »rou h«»Tv» Mrantrem but 1 eocnition of the body by the face and field for examination and they testifj place, that Georg© Vanderpool could; ning, when Mr. Hughes will begin the to.rU»d mtofolfaby mean, of tot tore wre re much Wood onto. not have disposed of that body for want f- *>»d’f'“- _;= ;frirod^ J,«k?Ur^T ^dwk. Both piece as onanv anyother, other, aad andDrMeld. of-time, their theory fall# to tho ground. to wheTTuXuT^ wta^Tu toll have d£ dta !. ^tiling dotog to mmk. on the tta bidy. body. Ur. Duffield r important fact out brought out in — . _ w»nfx fact brought — fnrttda. tad when J«u .tall tav. mw . g incOnwl Lid that he found no blood under the> Ou© very important AM experienced Bookkeeper wants charged voor aolernn duty ta.l re. .fared «f «'"•« “ «• ” * “ » bam. u> m, 1 ~u wn, re -thi , , ho it would tare ' • rial, is tho time take a charged voor aolernn dut, tad rew<fare<l ,v. K.„_ „„„ I wilncawa toaUflad 1o obtain a situation as Bookkeeper and vour verdict, I trust that wo way mm*» • Clerk. Address W. K., care Baxmkk, back upon there four weeks w© have ^ltn’ Hastings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf to^^ to j to^ta^tog± . . . . AGENTS WANTED I vou for.fl*e time I shall occupy your at- (*•«. tention-to-day for th© im] ‘ * —case is - * -ggj|| A RICH FI ELD! ANOBLEWORK WO VOOKB UJ utufafaxfs •“•o-------- . , • . ^XfoZoramrtof^was «y mail that It is reSiculou. to reparete to tho ground, when we consider how PICTORIAL how liable you are to be | them. Conover says, there was blood frequently wo have found erasures and * Nl, wilD„, identito tho „o tta eaat wall, Utah ‘bafa-buljfta changes a l through the books, many of which were in Field ’ s own w ” ‘ xn 8 ’ IR face or not i had been struck while sitting at hie bodv or features, teaiures, uut even e»vu ---- ------o I \ bv b his » face who owwxi tl*e ring. •, nan desk, urvu we would hat© expected to find shown by their own witness. Me nno A FAMILY RECORD. did’Mr. Hall who u»u©d the nog. desk, we wonk! J*“\ew,ji only that they bad a loos©, slack .wav o! though he was one of his most mtimate Hi© M*ttm of blood on the w \Jpiag book. ThatGaorgv '““T friend Now what are the artificial । Besides, Dr. Bhurley testified that the L, oouy. 11 x < blood wouiu VO..U.-. to ~ flow -- in - --.. IH t^h‘woro‘^ Ke FAMILY AfcBUJI. would continue jets or | pc ----- ’ - e identity of this. body. ‘ wrrn over »fog“ reeds, but but ii three three minutes, minutes, but but if if so where d.i < ’would have you you Deuovv believe ymi not my own weeds, re where ‘ ,thevwo uld have 10(10 ILLUSTRATIONS. XjTot £ rii. !«» »a he j wore ___ ..... . Um.blood a.:, luj v u w.iula have saturate tho man. tney wouiu ___ them I " en.was the first .wit-1 ed th© carpet for a much 1 Xe£e’of his family and visi- 50,000 H EF EK'fllf CES, ring « OU iwitti* the fingur, than wm was ait would hare have rm. 1 y I laughed about their mt out, and m>.l wmdd l.^-.Unt THE PICTORIAL FAMILY pock-i: through the floor and down mt into the... pt opie, and you snouldso dispose °^his • .j • taken from his puck•? . rt y^ides tbc the time of r-nntiiB* a storehonMi of wform.lion Ast «*■> 1. bnseSmt, but we V.V find IM none .one there, .here, and .nd hemp too short. W®are ,b„ Le tiur.mo one, not even Ac humWest and Uu J SwSxBBks IUCBter of society should .be injured by and h the Uule pi.ee hanging down I ke riot., .bow that he never did It nt thu Zr«&t, »•.£. vour wriict, nod and it was fie this p«y»© | <*» «ot “ . which tbo* ,^4 a ' a fraB1 th© floor. Thro© minutes « him, for it wn. ju»l tho time that people n^hroiiie review of tbc Scriptures, reprc^J. fo“"J Theayxtwitore. 1..a a fo»K time for blood_**□*.> ■* lo.iu uimv wore Roine homo Irom church, and men wu luuuu. The next wrtnest and jet, it would have saturated every ­ were in the «hoe ,hm>, with only a thm Slyfield, who ^Hed that he W i where Jim. gmlw «“ •U”‘1.d '"J*?' bu" Oiepht rehl thjt ho I thing around there? 1 tell you Herbert petition batweeu- Then.t ama..«a> m ..-5ingS, Util v-wwr-|"w. —— ' I thn Ital* tttmirea. ‘boutd be Imd « o^vono kinR. whirl. was never murdered in that Bank. on only on© .toc stocking, which »h»w. shews Field : .boo ton ri»p all to the atotug, eeomnB, " 11V murdered, and ata that to He may have been foully punished.’ . unreliable natare of hwman evi•. . r .x.tma. th© unreliable <v»for the th©.fane thrf thepoeketa w©re w,.re jthat too by George 1 Sdtingi n that Jtuy jury box for June thrf thatyuu hav«,.is hard emwgh to I*ar, <hen the never in th« bn«k. *■* — r-— . b~A, b-S- -h. tight ! tanfennaghto brer, <j>fn he found t„ur.dibe legs ol had in tho shoe shop, explains the ugbt hut it is aiu thing compared to what-this , _ * Crinnu on»H bo*, tbut «ta xuAiuus ttahiug nl*»ut .tot blood ou the walk and <m the consider the desk is very easy, wheft W© cops:--1 ‘ risoner.has borne in bis tong imprison। “ r j" ~ tota. ■ b witneas witumaewore 5" ore be ta saw to in tn the to IVolume cennol to 9V«re»tlme4«l-\J» '* th LX-IU.. be fol- - «>-- I: .'ufa, “J «,l.Lwhohad dree llta or when The., are many tbing» connect­ Edition.' 1 tad it been don. ? tob~ “ «• “ *dh~J«^i»gitia^«ta.we ta»k Dana.: Time ed with tliis strange care that 1 CM&01 orereight of Criapu't, tattf •“• «>» « dip to i«t. iota to ink botUo u> tow ~l w. Most Suitable for the Familj fo.ppy,i»i>5 ;another proof of the wnretabdirt off a drop before wnhng. II to- body explain, nor is it my business to explain Most Valuable lor the Student,rich in nuiloug but each other s deve, ,,r them, but that man nicked up in tho thia kind of tretimoay. Moat Instructive for the Teacher. was by the stroat arm of lhe He alfa WetiSed that be tamt.li.xl the waatotod out of the front door ata boat out on Lake Michigan, had rem© down toe .tain, »by w.i tat bk»d Most Appropriate for the Child, law and amce then the varyingj»to-; bode by the mark ol a tout bgnre mystery connected with linn, which cer­ #gre«of this strong© erne tow brought: SS^buttaadlYtayoOtato.-r found in front ot the tank, a. well u tainly dest'rve investigation. If Field Most Useful for tho Minister, down lhe etaire. 1 am glad tor Dre us to th© time which is to settle it . destnb© thia figure alike ami yet it » went soiling on the Lake that afternoon Most Interesting for the Fanner, Wilrou’a reputation to to ’‘to* and fell into bad company and was ever 1 taro nothing «»“J । rolled upon as one of th© strongest iMost Elegant for tbe Parlor, fonuer trial wt Manutee. far. from ware■ Z^soT identity. Whm we confer Blauotatd, gave tbe explanation of tot murdered,,bo might have been oecreteu blood on tho ataira aa he did, and it to a Most Profitable for the Study. I know aTremfar oonore} “ in the woods or torn© where, for a few how common a tog it u ta etroog remmealaxy on human weakuere, TBE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE the pnreoewtion who rewfatetod thefto- man to hare euta murk. o. the days, till suspicion fell «P°n ia the Wo trial, before Uta •» in addition lo tbe feature* already ellodad to. ■1,1 kww tbwt »o unfair «•(«>• «®» much dependence, ahould not bo ptaed that, which tore waa great legal d-tU tad some one else, ano then earned contain! the Apocrypha. Concordance, Pealm* in rerertedto. Tho •tw-rele preeeofod fo on tto Dr^J^hfa fai aoattau, this fart whiea explain, all to out into tho Lake and dropped.. Metre, a Summary of tbe e>acred Truth* a* idenhSe.1 tho body by the reeutar *11 There is a mvsterious circumstance con­ uusht in *he ln*pired Book, together with numerou* and eomi>reben»ive Table* and otaer greet Stwlr -ct Mtohtg-k « th. Ihate 'iog of . tooth to by ita nU*re , blood wre not brought out. . lx, tta dth place, tor oak nected with that little dog for in both Historical *nd Explanatory M*lfer. •0*^1’^ &,urt Houre-re tfae hufarep of B.u Xr. Batmen onXX.,.' "u>”. iud k-v on - oc- the other trials we never had any evi- tbe labor* of many of the moat eminent Bible* - » to’ guilty mg^ fa l-tag -1®*’ w°™a denco that that dog was in the bank aeholer* it 1* primed on lhe Uoeal calendered the imafortune to venture “““ I j ]u, .u^uuul nppeurtaoo and from clear and open type, in one large ..tSblemthwt fat. b^?““hJ,n7i3 •hop. know, how eontata n tot though witnereos have Ieoh- that day except the statement of Van- naner, ■nd bandanme quaito volume. »nd i* bound iu tor two kmg y~re. Th. «*i-d J to file teeth apart before filhn,,, P , .v„. „„i«rewt nothin? StatotoSto notbiog unusual uouatalI ,derpool, but on thisjtrial they bring the lhe mo.l durable and •‘tractive »>‘nner ’hlle while tho price* are auffielenlly low to place it. goe. on with ifa bum end lme.nrre. bt- £ erorybody to lota • • witness Nungesser who swears he heard in his appearence, more than would be ■ / dog making a noire m if playing within everybody'* reach. expected from tiny one sick as he was.. the • ■I. earing forth » fare »““>• w * a-T’ u“'br«“i. offotaeatimony fata fa ita - with some one, and this dog did not go They oak vou why waa nil th“ EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted ’irem dev U> dur and foUow our dre) t home with Vanderpool at noon, for the blog from’Mouday till W odnooday, but throoebuul tbo country fot it* tale, with whom avoretioau und hardly know uhotber ttanria not «o word ot evidence tott first we hear of him at the house is in t arrangement. will be made. .In oppor Jliere is it law «• the etatuto hooka, or Lodr waa that of a male or ftmalo- to there waa any acrubbing after ’■““'’•Jr the Evening when he ran and jumped liberal 1 tunily of canal promtae ia rarely or never pre­ been Field', body and .to un km Vanderpool and tho imiwrtant ( tested. Ita tale will not be limited to any ... .. You tare Uen fold of «". and \ ,have {f tiwsc 10 w^om h® ’J" ..awning- Th«> they tell you to hi. question urires, that if that httlo nenod, but will continue for a lifetime. coui tolling Conover on Tueaday about burn­ - Uanwtcrs in this com', —atantly ItiCTenaing with the growth and inlellii-tor, a I wtald. 1 rou hare not the tta was left locked up in the bank .alo igene* ' but you have ____ It ia therefore dealrab.e of lb* country. I urn., to go info their h.-tory \"j“ j ing ita pant, was a very auameta rtrhow did he get , out 9f | that tho»r who ene»ge wi Itarbort Field wae o good h«m®dfata ““fsto;-™-’ -b«> eS.rt.uee tad yet .f ta had not told noon. know view to making the ba*it what we L---itatutrium. young wan. but of a r. ng ... that they hare prered thia in deUul.Bg to errota of Sunday From ita and we admit tlna -to bo fatal * what n .uaweiota cmunirtanc,, they of brute instinct, the jummng up of that Minister*, Teacbej*, Students, Funner*. dfapmitalt. who erejfod bt. btart m elrer" tad waa read, to g.wthiatar to btar Cta to prevo that thia r-rota- would have wade of tot ? They ore little dog on Vanderpool's lap that nigbU Yeung-Men aiHLAVcnien. has something mysteriousconnected with toS ta muilorer ? U lu.nl to pltoo. for they '■« h*"T1^ Tho*e who would meet,with lhe tnoei profitable anyone, lhe nrtalre fatal, it for if Field was murdered that day, that thia to> reata talely up- storv .taw that iwittar uf “tan "re «P« m wl] suspicious any way. They ho was undoubtedly in trouble at that of all empteyrtenta—ar« invtled to correspond with u* with a view to aa aRrncr. Not a few imoed in buainere. but neith.w of them . ^ameUutad endenre. that ta had au m.uronre on such air now arerajjinx from |u«KK» to|TOO) ,-otal leave tbe other "fhuu' “ I Ata here tbe »l»«tar Ulu.tnttod tad hii houae of «MW, but gentlemen tore very time. , , annual nrotil in ita aale. There is a great want The “Brown-Nolan” letter that they for the book and n nch field tillered, while it-will uf lbw mouth,, tad .tan »» » difference tawota fa „o evidence in thi. ro-e that make so much uf and all his other state­ elevate the apiritulal condition by ccnsUut eon of Vanderpool’, money waa when for lact with slid coiirer»al'on» upon ita beautiful monte ar© easily explained when we con ­ tho furniture aud clothing in their little ■nd eternal troth*. “ Thev Uli you that they found sider all the surrounding circumstances. i“tan..n Wr. tadCharlro^r found When he said to one that bo tumost l*r Agents on the Instalment Plan thia but where luul Charlee Socor been lifruri h*b«l ktw Full, I have boon surprised if ho hail said that Will be furnished lhe work in fine bindings „ early with Ita lioreo had buggy to Thin plan 1» quite ponnfer and profitable in cities would hare youX J and Erg. towns.* W. bar. an ad.Uon of the he did kiB him, when wo consider th© morning ? Doe. ho know more about power of the imagination, when worked baok, superbly bound, with reaaeive panel led th© .articles of agro doiiar3 at one , thi. affair than bo ba. told? Doe. Dr draw out mure ^“J^Xntb, ex- 1 up in a certain direction, for you havo sides, winch bo* been everywhere received with marked favor. HobscripUone for tbe Pictorial Wilcox know more about thia time, uDh aftaner than Whan C0Qnsel heard of tho case of the man who wm Bible, in this style aud in Uiis way, can be i“‘^,S^Wi1lLxtotomta..to taken sick bv being told succcomvely that obtained to an almort unlimited extent, as there eept by mutusd consent. J is no ontlav of money that the Bible reader can wU you that \“oUld remember 2 1>. M. bo^k^mototo-^e“itth;-: he looked sick, and also of tbe man who make, which will yield him »o rieh a return, died from imagining that he was being SX^d’by*^ book.-t FlrMfoiFTEOXOCX MC.UION. Svetold? I know not, nor is it my bled to death, when be bad not lost a We arc also the Publiabera of POTTER'S than this, and ' cbeevert argument concluded. business to inquire, it is only my Im • STANDARU EDITIONS of Family, Pulpit­ ....it.-aiy drew Ota j ’ . . . ............ rim Pocket and Photograph Bible* and Testaments — to relieve this man of the suspicion. drop. * >! GoOTta'tadrel’tal »jjuri [r At to opening of th. afternoon to He then gave a scathing doecription nearly 3<M different etylea-ao well known every­ They tell you that buttons and ashes of luting llta n"r'^‘?W1, etafod '-11 where for their accuracy of text, beauty of finish the ^d such thing, were.finmd of Conover, Secor, Ingram, Bullis and ■nd durability of binding. Always ask for guilty. Thu. rorfa'"'"'! „ol wUo a cireuwatandal o.id.n«., which dl M^s^^tatbre “to tta unreliablo ctaroctor of .t, in tho stove and they eall tins a very others who had been foremost in prose­ Poma'S Svaxtuan Enmoas, and not the bexi. CWtaloguex containing styles and prices furnish­ cuting and prsecu ting this prisoner, after ed on application. nuked to be r.'lc*“ . mu'uul conacnt even in the atrongeat caaro it Jon© of the 8troftR°,te.7donC^,fff dny. itwoadireolradby^. j i„orn«l innocence, for it is in ev.den^that the which he concluded os follows : For Circulars containing a full dUcrinUon o And, now, gentlemen, I leave this P^'ution ahrnro ta 1 riror ta woold and tho receipt !>"«“■ if Ooo. : •-------- directlv under the back win­ POTTfcZT.s . i :c l.n tvnnln case, so far as I am concerned with you, aud tenn* to Agents, addrtaa friend fold you , murder,ho upo»’b.ch th^« to a wofto^btak « Vanderpool dta * ”.„igning my responsibility boa been great, yours STANDARD BIBLE AND TESTAJfENT will bo greater. I cannot lift the curtam HOUSE," coiuunltod * robbery 7 CO., that for two long years has hidden this Field'a eeeuriww, but doea no. X ta..w that Gw.tr' tan. PVHLISHERS, mystery, perhaps it will never bo lifted, sitamw&I^o" x w,re _ Now we hot© sh .wn that on no con­ until <111 and 01*1 «»xx»»ou that day when all thingsi to have all the areoun dollar duo , you convict ths Prisoner on the PHILADELPHIA. roonnog. Ihow-^, dtonronytato^ and that FfoU"g ^wooW Munday plain, and the pus­ MitoX"^'0^ tout their ?____ Hrtarerel blit WO will not are made thereto no on.denies dcniro to to JSTtoour Sth gjrnto ales to of ti. time are all reived. UP •“d“* him; for would btaif he had ,m “ . re bnm but nose to.our <nn genenu farm FOR sale. " v„d.n»ol taro nXfato. tal^riUtei™ J“Q •TidroC" Whether Herbert Field is alive or dead, ho hare regtad *** "Tlbe next day, lawful tell my farm of 40 acraa, ritnated inthe not received the m«m uncasy but may “»* bwriaca, “ wel for^tho defense which converts thepre whetber George Vanderpool killed him Mr AX to ixi- ta« *b?'1i?Fidd tad not been miaring Kiimntion ot his innocence into acertain- or not, I do not kuow, but four weeks of imtient investigation have tailed to about to ta^Vta- ns they? I* --mmatancM bar© ^,cen theory of th© P^h™ the test 3mt ta ... murdered Mweta tobour. show either a death or murder. It m ^^tadtotaltatatawta would there a contowg “££X».idor 11 to B ot tot, day ta w. hare not for me to ask of you mercy, instead BOt u roM1d- ?who .wear nomuvely to of justice, for here, os I believe, justice Tltesrfffi should have had se 8Ubstanc© m Gontleiwu. doM«<»” a, ampiaon ’* _j i[h , crime in to Urey a*w him after that hour aud toy will be a verdict which shall give back and who was wasting & to do with th., young atnckcti down in the prune «f hfi, yw l.avom,n..ng w du w.A to. mother «-ho lieheves her son 4o be mur dered as.allegt’d, and you h~* nothing cit'iw —- j . .-j to do with tbe young wiie who would bo TO— .bau wwlowed. b«t*ymi ar* to tn- tlurw upon the Uw «ori the foeu ai though he were the rerie.t ruth... , thlrt tnel Ihi. earth family bible, J0H2T E- EOTTER °' riotous bring. ys f his morning beck ground.' ”'”,rtb" ture. �ta Cayfc TEACHERS NOTICE. County, FAN fttiOBK ROLFE. .’ > .It Orangeville, Oct. 6th, bL 9th, and Nov. Gth. “ Haritoga, OeL L 13 th—EUi* School “ Asayria, Oct House. PRINCIPAL At Nashville, “ I7t!i. AND THB fcf OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA .. MiddloviUo “ 20tb. ” Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. THIS RAILWAY XXTRXDS FROM “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. Rochester to Now York, 385 miles, Eanh examination will commence promptly at9 Buffalo to New York, 428 miles, o’clock A- Ml and Ui Siunonaiou Bridge to Now tort. 148 Dunkirk to New York, 460 miles, Cleveland to New York, 625 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, AND IB FROM to 27 xn» the ffnonrtu bovte. 23^*860 miles without change of coaches. From and after Aug. ITlb, 1S71, Trains will leave. in connection with Weatcrn Lines, as follows: NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, learea Cincinnati at I 15 P. M., Sundays excepted ; Cleveland Irom Atlantia and Great Wcatern Depot, by Columbus, O.. time, daily. (Salnrdays except­ ed.) at Io.®1*!*. H-; CiilUin aid A. IIj and : Suspension Bridge atff.OAA. Af daily. (Sundava excepted;) Buffalo from ’lepot corner Exchange and Michigan Htreote. by New York 'ime, dailv. iSundaya excepted,) alT. A. M. A rri ves at Hornellrrills Utt A - M; Huaqueban na Woodland TrtfitfCESWE'urf Amvria—Elli* School How—t Hwine«m.~.B.H-UhKndf L- RUSSELL, Manufacture* ’ u Offert0t^£<^ SC1T CHAS. H. BAUER. CowM a ; -nrll Goo^’ assort^ afldi line of carnotite Sash. T. B. DIAMOND. Uo.&ipl. bciioolaPrairiavUlc. Aug._________________ tcaobere. Blinds, things bcS°nd Exant^ CaU yon will vot the GooRs. WM H. HAYFORD C. G. HOLBROOK, gret & JY at Uw, Solicitor in Chaaearr. wil. romptly to all business entrusted to him dressed lumber, uaiiroaa Tn WM. L. COBB, AK2SY Of all Kindi. •A1HA12 4.1 CTM47 M .17 Km w 3MJU XWO.COO 00 r. Examine his Fannau Incnavcn a Sysctaurr. lIx. Inttallmcnt ReRUbUo ot Chirico. Awetts. American of Chicago. HARVEY WRIGHT. Elevator Building ot 0‘ F. Dwight A Co, PltywlolunM. at Mnrgcona, EXPRESS MAIL, leaves Dunkirk from Union Depot, sod Buffalo, via. Avon and tie. Huroellaville, Daily. (Sundays excepted,) at 7.10 A. N.. arriving In New York at fax) A. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, (Daily.) learea Cin- IUWISW, MICH. DBS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL, PHYSICIANS and Surxvwna. The treatment.of Private Diseases will receive osrticular attention. “ WHEELER St. ftr ATTORNEY al Law. Insurance and Collerting j Hlrepiag 1 r, CiuciunaU ‘—'---- - aud Cleveland, running thtough to Horoeilaville (Breakfast;) and new and improved NKWjPLAX. cask policies. ' Doors, {or at Binehamion for Cooperstown, Albany, and the ceteLralertSummer resort. Sharon Springs; ho«pitality at Ornn board can notpiuuiu of vi toe people j™,..- — ------ -jevlllc. -------- ----------"‘to an examlaatinn of ; K aah rill” M ichlgsn.________________ JnWyl DRS. B. J. k E. F. BROWN, in no UM« TnllUuR * tana ;.s> a. m.; Leavnunurg v.i« a. m.; Msadville Il.M A.M. (Dine;) Dunkirk 1.23 v. u- neliaville5.43 1‘. M. (Supper,* and al New York 7.00 A.M. Connects at Elmira with Northern Central Railway for Williamsport. Hamabnrg and tbe South ; at Jersey Citv with Morning Exnrets Train of New Jersey Railroad for Phil- DOWNING We pay thr hiahr»l markel pric^ for aU k-ind* of Country J'roducr. Sleeping Coaches hrv attached to this train at Onctonari and at Clifton, (Suspension Bridge.) running through to New York without chaa<e. Keeping conches are also attached at HoruelUville running th rough without change to Albany NIGHT EXPRESS, dnilv, (Bundays excepted;) We are constantly rtcwivtng additions to cur ulrvadv LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are selling at bottom Ugurea. Motto.” NEW CARPET HOUSE Tho very BEST PLACE to buy CARPETS, Tnrnor’e al S.05 A. M. (Breakfast.) Now York at 11.10 A. M. Conaects at New York with steameri an I aflcniouiKtraina for Boston sod New England cities. A Nleeping Coach ia attached to this train ruoluu^tbrougu Iruni diuipcuaion Bridge to New GRANT & PHILLIPS Are liound to sell like poor treated gretuhonaiy Thursday aftcr- JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! In tho city. Manufactured by Dry Goods, PHYSICIAN and Sureocn. Dwelling on Broad­ way, near lhe Court Hanse. WM. UPJOHN. PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office wort end of 8lat. i tract. Hastings. DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, BOTANIC arfl Eeleetk Physician end Donlist, treats all ebronicand ecu to diseases; wHl attend to all esllv by day or night. Office at Nash rile. WOOFRUFF! F. DRAKE, M- D„ 1 attention given to the treatmnat of ism. Office over O. AekleyVDrus REMEMBER, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily. (Sundays ex copied.) Leave* Dayton at 5.45 A. M ; leaves Cleveland at 3X7. p. M.; Meadville al 8.10 P.M. (Hop.) Dunkirk al 10j» P. M.; Clifton. lo.OOP. M.. Suspension Bridge 10.05 P. M.; Buffalo at A. HANLON, M. Groceries, LATE OF CANADA, eueeeoor to Dr. ElliJ. Homer- r-' Washington Block, South ride State St. Elmira for WiUiamspoit, Harrisburg end the rioutb; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton.lor | Cooperstown, Albany and lhe celebrated summer j resort SharonSpriocs; at Greycourt for New­ burgh and Warwick, and al New York with ore- I ning trains and steamers far'Boston ^nd New And evorything jn their lino of Gnodff TC&X,............. ............. uu —.. - -'*-0*^7 A,.;!i“k“,n' Buffalo, running through to ttoMuebannn. and at L'tereland, running through loNew York. Only oce train East on-Hunday, leaving Ciucinnati Bt *.4X P. M.; Cleveland at 7.25 A. M.; Cbftoo l.Sn 1’. M.; Su»p«naioo Bridge al 1.35 P. Buffalo at S 4<> I*. M. and Dunkirk 1.35 OIL CLOTHS, STYLE OFj MEN’S NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, DEALERS in Dry Goode, Orj-eriea. Itooia end Shoes, Clothing. Mata end Capa, Ao., Ac. BEST And in many cosm Lower. fdenoe opMaito Wn. H. Boltwood. bag. Special etlsntiongirsn to Snirery and diseases of children. Calls proaptlv attendld to. novKMfftf ter AU Styles of Women's STEWART a STE1XHOEF. and Chil­ dren’s Wear."Ct The Best in the City. Soaii ail Mechanical Dentists, 0PRICE over Grant * Phillip1! Store. HasUngi. J. U. WOODRUFF. HYDE k BAUER. MATTINGS, ‘The Corner Grocery. MATS, Hew Goods Just Roooivod. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, pany all uigin trains on thia Railway. r<yThe»rie Hallway Company has opened a NOTTINGHAM C.H. HICKS, GRANTS PHILLIPS. Groceries, LACES, WM. II. JEWELL, subjecla ol conUnu- 74 MOWROE STREET, GR.IXD RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, • Opposite' lhe National- Hotel. '.\rt.o( Phitaddohi. IRlill Continue to Sell e4-1nntTOiznTUIlIlXAU.V»T. WOOL HARBINli A Hastings.l Crockery. Glassware. tec., tec., Which can be ubuiaed at Ihejrincipal Tickst 1 nffloea in the West and North-Weal. 1. D. RUCKER. WM. R. BARR. Gen lSap'L Gen’I Paes’ Ak< J. W. MAVXARD, MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY Traaaurer. Offies in lhe Court Monte. Cheaper than any Store in Harting*, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. F. IMMEN. 3 0 Years Experience ! SHERIFF. Sa re I > per Cent, by buying Tor Caah of HA! HA! Ofice at the Court House. Huttos". DEPUTY U. 8- Marshal. General CsIImIIm Agent sad Auctioneer. E. IL MALLORY.. Mr. MARBLE baring bought the Carding Jfa cbtue lately owned in Middlerille, and haring restored it to llaatinga. and Go there ior your C. H. HICKH, Deputy Sheriff of Barr? County: office at the MlSteiui0*'*' Bl Court Moons, Hasting*. CENTRA! NATIONAL HOTEL. SHEPHERD A CAMPBELL, Proprietor", comer CHOICE GROCERIES! .THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS THS A fino stock J vst Opbxkd ciienniW^ce Sntirttnctlon. E'LOItEIVCE come and hke them Oyal«r» RjenthnseU. on hand at all hours. 25yt H. A. BUSELL. NEAR THE BANK. £2TWool eent by Railroad will be Tho best stock ol Meat always on hand. Carded to order, and sent back in good SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, Call aud Get your Steak, Roasts, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. condition. -r any thing you want. ’ SIMON P'RKENRUTH. Family Sewing Machine Alwin Orfleraifl Ready for Wort. Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S New Warehouse, The! Homeaicad Property o« little noise in Its operation. of Mt»i»t.«viM.«. Bamr Co.. Midi. It will Cord, Breid, QuiH. Bind Gather. Hem­ stitch. Ruffle, Tuck, and Fringe neatly and du­ rably We warrant it to new everything needed in a family, from the heaviest to tbe lightest fabric. ia Talb'rtnff or Dressmaking WELCOME MARBLE. July.lSJl. MARCBNU8 WRIGHT fi Please call sad examine th* Machine and Ito work You eannot afford to bur a Sewing MsHmm uutil vou hare awn lbs FLORENCE with ita late improv erne ate. Office and salesroom at Grant'de Phillip** Btore. Jure 8,1871. tf BLACKSMTTHING. $1.00 for 75c I will dose out my Stock of Summer Dry Goods and Clothing THU MkCHIHE HAS HO EQSAL. the Ladies 11 Haiti act. Ant. X 1871. jnliatf MIDDLEVILLE EXCHANGE, H. A ■•ANDY- JOHNSON, (formerly Clerk of tho Hastings House.) Proprietor. Teran moderate. specialty. AARON CLARK, INKER dnly Hocused by the United °«- 4iaru’- ’ Adjoining V. F. Dwight A Co’s Foundry. WRIGHT Splendid Opportunity Meat Market! Gold & Silver Watches. CLOCKB, Fine Gold Jewelry, at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. J. ROBERTS k CO„ General Ncwa Dealers, the Post Office onJeff- BOTTLED VfflffiA BXffl! kusterjut.1, cxLXBiuTfp WINE OR BS2R ShM Silwr ui Plate! Vue. Va'xhea, Cloeksaaffi Jewury Repaired OMNIBUS AND HACK LINE. J. 8. VANBRUNT Propriator.-Loavo the HoteU forevary train. Orders toft on too Slate al ho­ tel! for calls to private bouam promptly attended to. Paaeeneeni carried to aav oart of she villtn ALBERT EI8ELBERG, „ x HAMUi, WILLIAgS. k CO, MAlTOTicnfUMvOta laDreaaad Lvom Bills printed on short notice thia Office. �3- ATTENTION! That to buy Goods Dealer* in AT THE STORE OF GRANT tc Good Bargains in RUSSELL Goods are Cheaper than You must visit the Can be] bad by] Calling at PHILLIPS Hardware, Stoves, D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hastings. We Offer the following Tax Titles WE KEEP A OBHEBAL A68OUTMENT OP Harnesses, IIRIGIIIIWS. (IROI’ERIES. BOUTS 4 SB. Agricultural Tools, &c. SKI.KER <J- DECKER, of LANDS Battle Creek. 0«r Stock contain* a Large Lino of LEATH SB BELTING A SPECIALTY Situated in tho various Townships of DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, . P K’s, &c, Ajid we will sell them ns cheap as any house From New York to Chicago.’ o will not bo under­ sold bv anv House Large Stock In aVfichigan. Counties in the State of Michigan, ASSYRIA. lust Received. Joint A. Greble, Mark Rvbsei.i- ___ Barry County—one of the best •* ’ SKiXKER j- DECKER. 1»14 Not excepting those that blow mon-. Macaii’Tiox aicTiax.|nucBiPTiox. nmol. wtfofnwK R.wWofnwK »> naWofovV blrj/ofawV *0 Wlnorth SO acre, ot THE CELEBRATED We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. W° SeU ■ Machine, TOB SALE AT In, CASTLETON. X IX M fl: w. T. EASTMAN’S! Wareltouse on Broadway. GRANT a PHILLIPS. £ ■ r '( Druggists and Chemists, ■ DRY GOODS! aud dealers In M’OODLANIh . j PAINTS, LIME, WATER LIME- OILS, • VARNISHES. TURPENTINE. TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. August 10. 1871. BOOKS A STATIONERS,' CHOICE TEAR, | H JEWELL, GROCERIES. . CIGARS aud TOBACCO, Regibtkb of Deeds. Notaby Public KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES j n* K n rx,” * LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES * I'X) acre* of ife V “’1 lOuacreaofn w xflit Ja 18 Land and Calcined Piaster, PATENT MEDICINES, LOWER TH.KV EVER. Phoenix Cash ItwKcfsw ofa.K GRANITE STATE CornSheller! Please jive as a Cal! and see what a Mi Pile of Grts ic will live m for a little Money. May, 1871. MAPLE GROVE- Farrier's Improved! BENHAL WALL PAPER. Ac.. Ac.. CITY DRUG STORE. State St., HanUngH, Mich. M JOHNSTOWN. BALTIMORE. CONVEYANCER,* * Abstracts op Titles i HASTINGS. of limde in Barry County fnmbdied on e H »f n < K 2|a % of a e V W S3 ajiplIcaUon, at my office in the * e X °! 0 * S J * •‘t“r" ’ * of-'D e I 21 Court Hou*. W. H. JEWELL CARLTON. Ilattinq^Mich. lo 10 lu 10 M For.th.e BEST SHILLIMi PBS IN THE ffl. -M of n'.K BARRY. i 2sXofa BEST AND CHEAPEST HOPE. BOOTS IND SB, Ladies’ Misses and Children’s x X°f°‘ RUTLAND. Of Home Manufacture, agrfiwX n a ire or n • Shoes and. Gaiters. Go to the n » Y of n a V uwXofnwX — tu entotaX"fa» K M aiuofesof k Sole Proprietor of WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. SHEPARDS COMPOUND TABOO BITTERS, Russell &> Nevins. April Gth, 1871. Price, only 50 Cents a Bottle. IRVING. Little Red Shop! Westof Bank. PRAIRIEVILLE rhia article haa been thoroughly tested ■nd found a aure and apeody cure for lhe following complaints. Have now on hand The LARGEST STOCK of HARDWARE harnesses Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costivencss, Nervotu and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever<0 Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, leoss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. Ac. iniBRY COUNTY. PhyaiciaM* throughout the City and Country, aa the beat Family Medicine in uao. No Family ahould be without Price, only 50 Cents a Hottie. YANKEE SPRINGS. for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein's Bakery. South side State St, Grand. Rapids, Mich. For Sale by ACKLEY A SLADK Haatings, Mich. IHE.aAN MICH. lafttX ' ntUofaaK • •tfofa.M InKalM# iwUefawK • Kof.-M THORNAPPLE. •fef fa 81 »♦ » B I Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. R. COOK Ac CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS *■” Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MKD1C1JUL FVRPOttS. TAYtaB a FiKLEY O»C1S, Haaiiap, UP­ MARK RU88KLL. wg'U'K n wtfof U.K c. N. SHEPARD, a FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. JOHN A. GREBLE. 2*w»C»wM L.E. STAUFFER. MUSICAL! t.T ATHEB belting. __ ______ u W K of a « K soJfafsoM GO TO CLARKS FOR PICTURES. COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTE. _ 2ajtn>t ot sljcc M ORANGEVILLE. w^ofawW BOLE AGENTS FOR THE BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL nwVofnuX • K « ■ • Jf This is the Lad uho drove the doves to market, and •*jAr>«K, *X’C* *X the same boy stopped at Stauffer's ■ WofaeK genuine Biuara in one 80 Centa Bottle of Shepard-a Compound Wahoo Bittern For Sala by Driurrht* and Dealer* Generally. ITS ’X A. WOOLEY- Ofpotiu P. 0. Also, Imported Donblin Farter nd Ediaburgb pal.’Al.irpteocala.Uyo.kM*. o*HasUar. �Tl|« R^rdsuc^ B^ihr^. DAILY DURING THE TRIAD w.M.nouiKa, - Z Fibst National Qldtkdvo House. —Go there JbLjthe best and cheapest Cloth ing.'-Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. Fair It*au. Tbe Eagle ot yesterday notice* the JIG. WatiAMB. Union Fair as follow*: Th* Grand Rapids Manufacturing “ A setting hen never gels fot,” but Company enter 21 machines and article* most any person can got fat by buying of various kinds. their groceries of J, Maus. J. C. Simonds, city,enters machinery. WICHIGAN CENTRAL B. R. T. J. W. Porter, city, specimen* of An Every-day Story. wood turning. Grand River Valley Division J. O. Itoee, Bi$Rapids, two hone*. AVGUHT 1S17-1. "Hello John, where are you going?” T. J. Whitlow. Rockford, two homes. “I waa going down here to buy some A. F. De Vinney, city, stencil tool* grocer*. ” "Well I am going down to Maoc Al­ and specimens. it. txr.l Mixa; Mm. N. L. Buckley, city, case of mil­ len’s to buy mine.” .laokac-t IT08 ilOr'S c no* S^^^ane. >U 23 "Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t linery. Currier A Putnam, city. cane of sta­ any of him, I always go there to buy Onondap {12 41 crockery and wall paper, but I never tionery. BM0.Kria.lt m Tyler, Graham A Co., city, cas* of thought of buying groceries there. Nut long ago I bo’t a whole act ot crockery pocket cutlery, and pair of matched VemontrUl. and paper enough to paper my house, horaes for all work. NohvlUa D. W. Perry, city, ladies’ and gents’ there, 2Q per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Betddes he war­ furs and fancy blankets. ranted it. . The croekeiy he keeps is G. F. Owen, city, Howe Sewing Ma­ the Boot's'celebrated ware.” "Well, I always do so on groceries, chine* and Crane Knitting Machines. Some of the residents of neighboring and I know you can. Besides he takes anything I have to sell at a fidr price, cities and States are sending in some too. I get a better tobacco, tea and very fin* bones, several of which are sugar there for tbe same money than already here. any where else in town.” MIXZD. I ACCOM. T. M. McCord, the Monroe street boot M. ALLEN, Graad iUpdp and.shoe dealer .expect* to display a case Washington Block. Aug. 15,1871. of boots and shoes, some of which will be of the celebrated Burt manufacture. iddleville Hams, Williams & Co. •vin«* Nelson, Matter A Co. will exhibit a Do not claim to have tho only Mold­ splendid parlor set designed by Andrew ing Machine in Barry county, but they XwbJiBr have one that will stick any and all Shrleber, Esq., late of New York city. kinds ot moldings that are needed. It is an elegant set and doubtlees will They also have on hand a large number attract much attention as will also a bed Cluu-lotte Eaum Rapid. of doom, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ OnondMB dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low room set, nude of block walnut which is Ariand* said to be superb. figures for cash. Berkey, Bro*. A Gay say that if custo­ Go to Oommins it Brown for Points, mers will only give them a chance, and Train, on the Chicwo A Michigan Lake Shore R. R. leave Grand Rapid, for Mutkefon and Whit* Oils, Varnishes, etc. not buy all tbyy have manufactured,they < bIcagv Ex pre® al 10-00 a n>. Detroit Exj>re<« at will exhlbt some of their regular stuck 500 p m. of goods. It. E. MAROENT. Grtx. 8upt. tf R CHA8 B. BUSH. Aaa’lBWI. •fit Uhion Hall. local bii;ijie# Notice?. Extraordinary ! LOST. Somewehre near the Depot or on State St., Tuesday eve. A black ribbon-sash. The finder will confer u favor and be rewarded by leaving It at the Dentist office of Stewart A Steinbofl*. Sep. 6th. Mrs. Mary Steinhofl*. gqoda has Just arrived at IL Mudge's, What has been done can be done again.—There is hope for every young The New York Comedy Company WU sire two rnUrUinmeotr, patbfday & yon. tVe’p, fept. g, 11. Th» perfann«ne# S.tnrdv B»». will coniUt •f tbs Bndisb Comody catltlcd ‘THE SERIOUS FAMILY!” wad the rouaiac farce of "THE BIBBSES.” Admiiei-in 50 cu. Children 25. Doon open at T. man who so ardently desires to succeed. BACK NUMBERS, Look oypr tbe Gband Rapids Busi­ ness CoLLEGE’JorRNAL and notice the We can supply most all of the back universal success of their students. numbers of the dally Banner from No. 4. Will send as complete a file as poss­ Attention! ible for 5 ets. j»cr copy. Dealers supplied I have a yoke of cattle and a tingle horse for sale. Will sell on time lor good paper. IL J. Grant. GitoBious News From California. Aug. 80, 1871. —The telegraph informs us that at the election on Wednesday, the Republican “ One stormy night in winter when the’ winds were blowing cold," I bought State Ticket was elected by 4,000 major­ me a pair of boots an 1 rubbers at Maus'. ity, with two *nd possibly all three of the members of Congress. and the leg­ islature, securing a United States Sena­ The davs of grace on account, due torin place of Cole, Republican. the late firm of Dickey A Bently, are pretty nearly out. 'Ihonc interested The sun shines brightly. will do well to take notice, dtotepl The skies are as blue as ever in Italy. Another ruilruaH will not effect the The "Mysterious Family” to-morrow low prices at Maus'. night. Wanted. Wanted. The street, are filled with those on Every one having unsettled accounts to call and settle thesame by September buslncrw and those seeking pleasure, 1st, for I must hare my pay. ur attending thu Vanderpool trial. lOwl Mason Allen. ■ . —_______ | Wisconsin claims that the present Don't you know where to get your I crol> tobacco will be the finest and boot, and show? I do-at J. Maus'. ! Urgwt cver »» Htate. Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M6SHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo and Ann _A.rbor WHEEL ’CULTIVATORS; —BALL. GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JSD (dSTLVGS. SAVING AGRICULTURAL in Barry County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’d New Block. J. w. & 0. «. BBNTLEY MANt’FACTUIlEBS OF HASH, DOOHe. UttXDiS, MOLDINGS, Ar. Moldings a Specialty. 'SSSIS..L... COMMERCIAL lla.UMSd«e»L 9, 1571, floor, percwi... Corn, psr.bctshel Osts, p«rbtt*h*L Halt. So*. p«r bbl Halt, Kara*. par bbl • MhilOuO 18 10 lb WITHIN THB REACH OF ALL. TFe are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint of parties who say they are unable to nay so much. Now to give all a chance to ha ve Teeth who need a nd should have them, we witlfroni this date, for a few weeks, one-half -r drop --- -r- the price almost vr.v riuny. We ,r tz will nowmahc and Complete, sets forbid. Single Plates- Upper ^ror Under $13. ALie Oil'll WORK W^IRR^IJVTED. 1»K Office over Grant For Photographs aud Pictures, of all kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of th* best Brands of Cigare in the market at Post Office. Cheapest fruit jarat Bundi's. The public debt statement for August The place to buy your bouts and .hues ia an old story, to be continued by 1'resi is at Runyan's. dent Grant The reduction during thu Custom work made on short notice, month waa 10,206,278. Decrease since last March $146,586^79. Decrease In good style an t reasonable prices since March 1, I860, $251,840,699. at Runyan's. Thaiboks like buames. While these Ladies’ fine shoe* of tbe latent styles payments hare beta made, taxes have I at Runyan's. been reduced eighty millions within a ~ Warranted Custom Made Boots Irim year, and the public credit has been sp Detroit, Grand Rapid* and. Jacxson satisfactory that two hundred millions at Runtan'* have been borrowed at five per cent, to Cali on Mibb Wilcox for millinery replace on equal amount of bonds call-1 Coeds of all the latest and best style*. ing for interest at six per cent. A BROWN Phillips' Store, Hastings, Mick: STEWART & STEINHOFF- CITY PAINT STORE! A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the City News Depot. Bnadwxy, tmrrmr. Barry Co., Agricultural society, Wed­ nesday, Thursday and Friday, October. 4, 5 anil 6. H»y. pvrioa......... Best cheese in the city nt Bust-11>. , MACHINERY V ALSO. LUMBER FLOORING SlihlNG Michigan State Agricultural Society, Tuesday, Wodnewlay, Thursday ami Friday September J9, 20,21 and 22. Dried I’Mcbee. pee Sheep Killed.—Somebody’s mis­ Dried Peacbee. unf erable dogs, one night lately, killed 10 Dried Apple*, per I Jfeple S«au..,„ aheep for Henry Burcham, 3 for Levi CbickeM, p«r lb... L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer Barnhart and tme for Boyd Orhig. mixture is warranted to cure all cases The band boys were out playing some friJ.w, per lb.... of cancer and scrofula in every form. 'oUlm. p«r bush,I. Eend for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad­ of their sweet pieces last night. By the way, our boys were favored on dress L. N. Mixer, Hidee. (rwo.ptr lb, . v.vu/Mg, evening, Wiiu with na spieuuiu splendid <duett Hide*, dry. p*r lb.., Hastings, Mich. .! Tuesday j from Mosers. Reed and Hopkln<*, on Amp Frit*.____ . Maus is bound to sell hit groceries, II tiieir instkmenta? tiieir silver silver instruments. toy. and boots and shoes if he don’t makers j -------cent. < II The Grand 'Ixxlge * of tho United Haw*... States Independent Order of Odd Fel­ Sbouldet 11 cent sugar at Buxell's. lows meets at Chicago on the ISth of Rubber mope at Bosell’r. September. Tbe fraternity in that city Peaches fresh and nice at BuseH's. are making extensive preparations to Best Sherry wine, bittern for dyspep- receive and entertain the members. la, at Busell'8. New York Comedy Company. COMMINS Saturday evening Die new York Com­ edy Company appear at Union Hall and will present tho public with an enter­ tainment of superior merit. One of our exchanges speaks thus of their perfor­ mances : •• This troupe is composed of Ladies and Gentlemen of a high order of talent, and their playa are put upon the stage in a manner that would reflect m-dit upon a permanent establishment. The managersgre gentlemen In every sense of the word. They give to-night, tbe Widow Hunt and a Ghost in spite of himself, two most amusing dramas which never fail to elicit tho wannest admiration wherever they are presented. The public will remember that the Company are announced lor this and I to-morrow evening.”—BatUe CrtciJour next, &pt. Gth, EfC., HARROWS, Fairs. Northern. Michigan Agricultural and Mechanical Society’s Exposition, at Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September, 12,18, 14, 15. Fare and Transportation.—The fare on the Grand River Valley Rail­ road between Jackson aud Nunlca will be reduced, and tbe price of tickets, good for all trains, to Grand Rapids, up to tbe 15th, and good for a return up to aud including all traius on the 16th, for n fare and a fifth. Property will be transported to the exhibition and return, ?¥**• of Charfjc, subject to the usual conditions, which i can be learned by posters, or nt the va-1 Hous railroad offices. , The same rulje and regulations as •above will apply to the State Fair. ; Cancer can be Cured. The Town Talk Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci­ gars just received and for vale nt the City News Depot Tax Labsest Stock of School Books in the City at the City New* Depot MACHINES, and. the largest stock of NO USE PICTVBE FRAMES. GLASS. ETC., ’BTC.. Dan’l Striker. Goodyear & Str/j^ PAINTERS Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, H. A. Goodyear. ( Dealers in FBBNITURE! |||||M t Call at ‘ JQSHST WOLF’S Sign &, Ornamental Painting, HARASSES, , Iron, Nails, Glass, Graining, Paper-Hanging, -haltomtntng, 4'c., Hastings, Mich. FORNITQRK OF KVERY i Woo<’en Ware> &c DESCBIPTW. 1 1.L "’■••J* «h- cither at home or abroad DENTIST LOTS AND piLES of it on n-Lxn AKTuomru TO SELL NasivillB. AU work prompUr attended U>. Detroit Stoves, MADE OF Lake Superior Iro n THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Abo the tr|v JOHN WOLF. fwoodlahd pabloks. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-09.pdf 0937b30a84250e6ab3c5d2e588deefc0 PDF Text Text ®ljc fastings Banner vol. r. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. DAILY EDITION. HASTINGS, MICH., SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 9,1871. NO. 23, 108 strong as possible they said J have to the extent“mOng m°n’ ?7 wh5ch to UU thia only a moment behind when he came preeenre of his wife with thoae.paute on. ------T™‘" D„-. PTO^,. I th. -- of Vi? and because the floor was wot, they and why did ho do that ? Ho could you believe that have slipped into tho house and have The speaks here took up the hading ’ this blood ? Why Sd ho rSjnply the would have about a minute he had taken them off and no ono would have ** 'tho ”■ “ Flotation and• gave I acid test ? For these are methods of in witnoe, for mohnino SESSION, rushed back to tlie bank and had wet ever seen him have them on. Borides D. D. HUGHES' ARGUMENT. them Hail Columbia. ! determining whether blood is mammal­ tho floor all over and was sweeping out they would never have known anything ian or oviparous. It is against Dr. the water.. about this if he had not told about it, September, Oth, 1871. George W. bailie had done w„al ™ Duffield that he did not apply these testa, 7th, there was no blood because for he -could Eavo prevented his wife udtegtao. from to tho bgal r prof. won. h. th°J?°Ur\ hud'^one thJT.r, ‘M r^mblic or if ho did use them, and wo have a of tho open, notorious and straight for­ from telling anything about it and r Jury. t \ ----gone from the Bar . • men of 4tho The ta.lt that--— I haro। had pronator, S an tea, right to suppose that ho did why did he ward manner in which the cleaning was if thev take his coufeasion in regard JW.lltrkr «ho H-l.A had A_!_a .» ■ _ cose for not tell us about them ? Is it because done. Tho door waa thrown open to to this they are bound by a well known no other test produced corpuscles indi­ every body that camo along whereas wo principle of law to accept his explana­ cative of mammalian blood? As this is would expect all But-----------------------they say tho door--was rattled tliis clcaniug tion. ________ --- --------only circumstantial evidence at best, if to have been done in u secret manner. 1 and everything was still. Well,if Vanis a short stdon, but the important ques- the day Geo. W. Bullis was horn «n<l he had applied all these different testa, Ho took the carpet up because it was florrwil'a derpoul’s .intnmnnt statement {■ is tmn true nhnut^mlnur about^oiling and they all converged to the'same point dirty and full of fleas, and if ono of his pants, it would naturally bo a sub­ tion His is can ± F ■h*’ * S: ; it would have mode his testimony worth those fleas had niado a good square ject for hilarity, for it is an unpleasant i something. . meal on that dog and had been crushed fix to be in, and this would make the romo hero to make ™?p,T«"“Vlmu. J Im “imtehT’ro'iJwnt'Tn'dbS' hi', Now, gentlemen, if you should get on tho floor, there would be thousands noise, and then when tho rap was heard, down on this carpet with a microscope of corpuscle® in tho blood contained in it would be thb most natural thing in toyaur feehng. or yOT paroioo,. ] inatromejt jlX could not do it, no matter how much 1 i te it. before Iro ¥no» . to hunt for corpuscle?, and get Conover that flea’s stomach, and this would be the world for them to keep still,1 for he nugh .duairo It. 1 hare not the aligbte.t murder had Imo committed with his wooden lag to help you, and mammalian blood, but tho blood of the was not in a predicament for company. appi.heiniou of any paniahment your Ya. may my that thi. emoaote to noth- I when you found a 8]>ot a little more sus­ flea woul-i 1h) oviparous and I would They tell you that tho dog howled in \nrditt may inflict on this prisoner . ing for it turned out os thev expected, picious than the rest, stick a pin in and like to mm- Dr. Duffield with Iris micro­ there when tho murder was being com­ or on h« wife. Ifo has already ( but what would have been th® cIX if it eoak it up, and place it in the field of scope, pick out tho mammalian and tho mitted. but dogs du not do such things, that is an old woman’s story. suffered all that solitary confinement had not turned out as they wanted. Ho; the mioroscope you could find corpuscles oviparous corpuscle*. 15th'. Tho company ho hod nt Besides ono witness, Blanchard, <an inflict, hisho|»s aro gone, and all is the only witneiw wko swears that thei enough to convict you «r mo of murder, । if you axo going to consider a microscpic swears right in tho tooth of Dr. Duffield his-house on that day is another rea­ that vou can do u to make some httlo dear was .craped, a lawyer and public t quantity a guilty quantity. for he says that ho put fish blood on son that he did not commit tho murder. reparation f« wtnt Ur has alrwiy-en- prosecutor, searchiag for evidence to i Now I am going to give you cighteoa those stairs and Duffield says it was There was no blood in that bank be­ dured. U hatis he stud whai is the convict n nun wh« he should have । i or twenty reasons why there were was mammalian blood, now which will you cause that door was open in tho after­ wife of his bosom, compared to Ao Geo. keen in kis office and at the Bar aarist-- 1 no blood in that Bank. believe ? I tell you tlmro is quackery noon. If there was blood in the bank \ underpool «f two short vearo ago when fing justice to be ftarly meted out.' No> J that day the door was not open, but if 1st/ If ‘.hero was any blood in the in tills., he began in the little bonk at Manatee ? j-one but a trickster, and shyster and pet-■ Bank stall, there must have been from 7th, no 1liert .jt, of that quantity of, there was rio blood there, it would bo He has an uneuviaUe name that wifl tifogger would resort to ’such practice. ■ tw y to . mingled , . with ... water ------1 Tre^y likely that tho door was open. Mrs. tWQ to three three or or four four pinta, pinta, as ns their their own own blood could be and follow him tlirvughlhu life wherever lie; Then kis entering tho bed chamber of medical witnesses tcJl vou. | swept out, without leaving its presence- Springer told you that she saw tbo door may go. But we haye nothing to de ] Mrs. Faudonwol and Miss Scribner nt 2d. ’------” — ‘ have removed’ this *’ ’ ‘I unquestionable and that too without a open at 4 o’clock that afternoon and ex- • 2d. IHe could set with that, wo have.a duty to jicTfonn to , tbo midnight hocr, shows that be disre- libiood name ! magnifying glass. , : blood beiure before noou, noon, zor for no he was at home plained tho way she remembers it him and to eocioty. i uu arc nut num- , gards the law and is not to be relied kat that time and he was not back in tho 9th. It would have left all these George Ford tells you tliat ho saw the monedasajurv tor the people only, I upon. If they had plunged a dagger I afternoon, and consequently this blood traces on the sidewalk in front where it door open tliat day. Mr. Taylor telle andjf ten of you vhould concur for cot- i to his heart ^and one of them were on lay there for 17 heurs, or till the next was swept out and yet no blood was you tliat ho saw 11 man coming out of virtjbu and taw.)should behero trial here for that, would they not be morning when he cleaned out that ever found there. ■ tho bank that day and Miss Ella Magill him innocent, tfioso two, or one, ucqiitted us acting in self defense. Did Bank. You have ru» right to infer that Tenth, There was no blood there be- I tells you that see saw tho door opei /invc as much right to their opinion as i bo not, by his stool pigeon, Ingram, in- ho had an accomplice for thuro there is it no cause tho cleaning of tho bank was not ' that day. Now to oppose this the; all the rest and it is not the theory of । vuiglo Eliza Hpringvr into'his office and evidence in the case to show that, and a tuspicious circumstance, for an ar- bring young Ramsdell who says he the law, as yuuwrill often hear ul10J *--■» — -■> ranaoment had been previously mafle knows it was not open, for ho sat at ?nr from froiuqlx'ynttfluipt to tozqver with her testimony you cun take nothing by implication and y, from the lanl barter with her fur her noth? I will I the moment they allege tlint, their whole to clean tho bank and on tlint very day Filer’s nil the afternoon and watched Bur, and 1 am sorry, to say, “ _2__ Bench toe, to strrvo men into an agree- not discuss Elint Springer hwe, but, 1 theory falls to tho ground. door and it was . not uad there was no suspicion attached to that ment. i uMure you, I will do so before 1 close. J 3d. There was no blood in that Bank it, and never would have been, hod opened, but he substantially admitted 1 may we'il, if there is doubt of his j did my utmost to doluy the ;trial on ao- because eo one saw it when it was fresh Field not disapjioared. Secor did not that ho went to Filer’s to court that ing suspicious young lady, and ho would be a fool to /gpilt, allow a prisoner to escape, though i count of the singular absenco of Mre. and when it would give any color. Mag­ bink the cleaning 7’“ “guilty, but if ius’oceut, and I issist npon I Springer and tried to get her testimony nifying glass-*- had to be used to discov­ when he was there on Monday morning, morning. j] sit there all tho nftorpoon afternoon looking at uiy judgement, I committbe same crime read to you but no, they would not al- er any disculuratwas and these came The gentleman on tho other ride told . that door under such circumstances.— of whioh 1 cotmet the prisoner. I have k»nr this, they wanted you to see Elba from the old spitoon. Dunham first you the other day in a loud voice, that i But they say why didn’t anybody else already told you that the case rests entire- uuad you did mm her and 1 bei satisfied, went to look for liood but he liad no ho was scrubbing tho bank for throe ; see Field ? I can’t tell thai,but will anly ujxin circumstantial ovidenev, which The next one 1 will take up is Gen. magnifying glass mid consoquesuly saw days, and yet, there is not one word of. swer by asking, why did 33, ono see evidence that he scrubbed three hours. I George Vanderpool going homo nt noon? consist in prcwing certain facta, on, Cuteheon and d. have not rourh to say no blood. Now liere wcs-c straight niece of tes­ That aaserticn was manufactured out of 11 suppose it was because no ono was here, one there, which when put togetb- ..about him hut, | ull that J haw said whole cloth without any foundation for there to Fee him. timony and forms * marked exception er aro cunsistoat with the main fact. j of George \V. .Bullis will apjdy to Gen. 16th. That the blood on tho stairs ia ml it to blazed trees in the ' . Cuteheon sxid I care not‘ to reimt ih j to that of all the rest, and I believe he He compared i_XLz ‘ 11th. The limo of tho cleaning was.i prove I to be fish blood should explode The nextjdm io Dr. Duffield, and Ibe-• is the only one who went on that stand woods used to guide the surveyor.■. ' ‘ ’ and did not magnify his story, and not unususd. Was not seveQil other thin whole blood theory. Th* was The wituusa trees all point to the .cor­ Jievu him to 'be aZhumbug and a quack meo up as early, if they saw him. Was proved by their own witness, so-that this tho rest-of thorn can divide this— compliner and the cooler tree is the main fact, ' and I will try-and prove it to you. ------------------------------------------rbut if the witness tree® do not poiut to ,I There is mo one thing « dangenous merit uiumig them os they please. I it not as suspicious for Hurd and 8ecor was no put up tiling. When brought he ...... said thia whole .blood story was i thfi/wiuieae ms— the conclusions don’t cha'rgu anything for it. He said. and Wilcox to be up at the same hour? here „„ the comer tree, there i» ftouietbiagtaxong.an. --------- --stand -----------­ ” '’ . 1 and Jf put on the a redieuluus farce, and you sautfl.find that -they all do point Laf pretended science. 1 have had (atta­ ho saw spots but <did nut regard them Why the hour was tho most time in tho world, before tho busine«H stand’ u -----whomjrufh 1 he-------must‘ tell 41 tho about in that directiua. Now you «♦ that - sion to meet this name Dr. Dufiald in as blood spots. 4th, Jill the Blood soca in that of tho day began and especially as he it. Tliis is all tho evidence that 1 will these witu-sa trees aro not the boatevi- uo leas than five or six similar • cases, hank way have been prudnoud from kept no servants. submit to you to prove that there was dence but the corner tree is ibe thest Ho *“ is ' ontidod - - - to great- credit *•for one 12th. The very manner in which he no blood in guilty quantities ia. that evidence. Tho farther you gu fnam.it thing and .that is his caution, that old spitoon-which was tilled with in search «1 tb« Government Ime, the .but it it a part of the history of .this old tobu-.-co “cuds” us Dr. Wilcox says. cleaned tho bank rebuts all evidence bunk, and from this wo draw tho orapweaker «od onoro uncewiain is the .evi­ case and the history of tao ceuntry that Now your business is to recuacde these that it was suspicious. Hopkins was ment that Herbert Field was never killet? there at six and ho waa sweeping water in that bank,if he was ever killed at all, he has sworu on untenable ground. facts with innocence if possible and dence. Conover, swcliirg out with ouagisUwial are to labor long and late for this and right out on the sidewalk. But they and there is no certainty about that I say ho cut the carpet, and why did ho have given 16 reasons why there was no * if you cannot do.this then coarict. regard to tho tcrjnu dslkti ... in __________ addition todignity inManwte<\ tells his dory from do this? Well one reason why he blood in tho bank, and now I pass to Court .took a recess till 2 r. m. i« 2__ leaned what my — ‘ ossociato has assd. which you can *oe that he bae Inhered should’cut it, n safe stood on it which another general and different head of - not ... . -taken -I— «to tho tbroe witnesses and plowed, and Why wot that ..body he could not lift. But they say ho did my subject. rhe summer tallowed with them, an order to house of liachol Hill, the wotnsa <kall the scrubbing behind the counter. Wo close a little earlier than usual to hud adopted him ? They tell you that make them swear ttrongiy. Boggle*and Mr Hiughes’ Argument continued; Well, Ijiat is just tho place that it the corpse was -in a wonderful state «f Ingram showed malice and spite and needed cleaning, where the dirty day, in order to got our papers distrib­ Whan .wo adjourned for dinner, I kid the latter strengthened his evidence aver preservatieii ami the features were per­ uted this evening. carpet had been, for in fect, excefd that the nose was a little Ibnncr occarious.for this imriiculnr trial, gone over four of any pruposiliouaishowTho speaker continued for a short flattened ; now if that was the case is.it and Wilcox ia Merer an idita than any­ ing that .there was no blood in «y front, tho constant sweeping would guilty quantity in the bank, and now I keep the floor comparatively clean. I time after our reporir closes, going over thing cite and that is all I have to say nut one of the strongest proofs that at come every . ■---------—to—tho i* 5th■ .point, that . ,• ap- say that everything was natural and his 5th, 6th and 7th general proposi­ was not the body of Herbert Field ? about him. 1 pearanea ——-—। of blood proved -proved to have been constateut and Iho only thing unfortu­ Now I couuj to.the argument of this When his friends camo around aad tions, and will conclude his powerful -■ - - V___ ____ 1____ I.- — _ case upon tho merits, and uiy .tourth round in that ban* may have been psonate about it is the coincidence of it with looked on that face and del not recog­ here they had m all propoZtion is that then- w nut any 1 ilueodl^rodink' •»—> ------ - Uk’ fir \,^ vtow Lml U the disappearance of Field. That would' argument on Monday, all uf which wo nize it, nor tee the features of Herbert will publish from where wo leave off to the appliances for keeping s Mt of not bo likely to occur very often. How .Field, does it not demoowirat<- that it blood in that bank.in any guilty quan­ Blood found in a microscopic books, however imperfectly, and used did they know the carpet was burned day, in our next. was not Herbert Field ? This learned tity red ink, besides we have evidence flufl up ? Vanderpool told them ho burned nuantitv >s nut a jjnilty quantity, Mr. Church will follow him and doseJudge dare not h*t a tJnglo Case me medical witness’ s have told you, .it this same bnilding had been used for a ! it and ho has told them all the}* know the case for tho People, so tliat it will bo pnsb through ibis fingtrs stationer’s shop previous to its use far a about the whole thing. • oiit cautioning .you very explicit­ is a common tiling to find blood in mi­ given to the jury some time on Tuesday. bank, and the finding of corpuscles, it 1 3th. The ashes in thfl^ve disprove ly tn regard to this point- Bat croscopic quantities and larger, ia eveiy any was found, was accidental. But that tiwro waa any blood there. They At 5 o’clock Court adjourned till 9 what does eautioa iMun ? Icu aro not office uad place where men ®r<? «ccn*" thev will tell you that there had been wont to that stove with a sieve and tried o’clock Monday morning. to go from that jury box and go right tomed to bo, and even on tho sisewalk- scrubbing, but that .lias nothing to do to find evidence*, of guilt, but he had ahead as if nothing had Iwtfn «ud. kou Erery where you will .find blood, not .in with it, for there had been no scrubbing told than two days before that he had As experienoed Bookkeejier wants guiltv, but innocent quantities, and this are not to take this evidence in a mass bring tho case, where would ysu be on the 'wait The wall would not stand burned, his. clothes and the carpet, bo to obtain a situation as Bookkeeper and and consider it and doeide uj>ou it. but scrubbing. They would Iqivo to scrape that there was no use of bringing Clerk. Address W»-K,, care Banner, more likely to find it, than in tins bank you are to separate fl, aaalyxe it and sift that. But if be was struck on the that mysterious sieve, but it is fortunate Hastings, Mich., fortwo weeks, . ............... ™l ... *11 «<• dtf head with some sharp cutting instru- that they 'did bring it, for it demon­ IwU. will al way. tell l«u wu yau tltel that eteurn-1fre.jte.ndy, wq-tnuy,*»1 .»u «<“*«£" >!. mont as alleged, would there not have strated that George Viuideqxxil hr.d told Ecclesiastical. • been more blood on Ao wall ? The tho truth about it. worn was only 11 feet in width, and wo Secor goes upon that stand and tells I Notice is hereby given that the ovould have expected to find blood all you in a .very solemn voice that when he opened f hat Move there was a terrible Michigan Eldership (Conference) of the v.ver tho walla. Church «>f God, will bold its next annu­ Oth, If there hud been any such smell. You would have almost expected quantity of blood in that bank os is rep­ that he was going to tell you that he al meeting at Monterey Center, Allegan County, Michigan, commencing Thurs­ found tho coq-se right there, but no, resented, so ns to necessitate the taking Sy. Trb. i™' up of tho carpet, Charles Secor would when asked what it smellpd like, he said day, September 28th. The opening dis­ have seonJt, when in tho bank at six like old u colon cloth. They tell you course to be preached on the evening o'clock on Monday morning. Would ho that tbo ashes were stratified which previous by Elder Selkrig, followed by Elder C. C. Llnsley. All letters should of his > fl. Xr Lnd 1, it te to Dr. Dr- Dufflold DuBfoU have hare admitted Secor tforor at a: that time tone if is another evident pointe ta.lte diroetionof for it shows that be add reused to the Michigan Eldership, the Prohoeulion. and in no etktr direcitwn | was h7«mld »ol U>.n> had been blond there? Hewn, nocence, ,, M oWige(j to open the door ad that time he had never looked into tho stove after Monterey Center, Allegan Co., Mich., for if any single rirqpmstanee rehed up- j for■analyette and he tell .’Thalb^^d Enrlerton, nor «■> he obliged io eireop ho put tho tilings in. If guilty ho would in care of Wm. Briggs. on by them as vital does jXH-d »» “‘J . wu . <»nnoneni. Ublo^bul Mr. Eggleston, 1 outofthe front door. But more than liavo stirred up tho ashes to soo that other direction a reasonable IIUJ • ? t h^called it blood, but I Dr. C. C. Linbley, Ch’n. arises and renders all the circumstances told j There is but very that he not only admitted Secor that every vestige of his guilt was consumed, morning but ho ’deliberately asked Se­ but they showed that they had never From Charlotte. w orthier.. Take th. been touched. tho Rev. J. B. 1'isk, finding a utile pa littio difforeu?e » Ho swore cor to let him ride homo with him. 14. The only theory is that tho blood Now 1 can prove to you that he be­ nor wrapjier in the woods, m vriuc t- ■ ate found corpuscles, indicative of Ed. Banner:—A man, registered k-ction Aoe. that point ? W also the that h? foun .g q gan washing out tho bank before he was put there, between the hours of 11 j from Waterloo, N. Y„ was found dead myiteriou, man In Ute UtUo boat, d«« nm « rfroulirdw, wbioh went home to breakfast, for Dr. Hop­ and 12, and this is foolish and redicu- (In his bed at tho Sherwood H6c?e last Ui* point to tho jmli of Van- ytertaf Qud „ kins tells you that ho passed thereabout Ions on its face, for if dono at all, it was . Monday morning, supposed to have died done a few moment! after they were in G o’clock and saw water on the floor. of consumption, as he was very low d'3owiha,o called your a«»o6on »। P» Mllite' tuako an inch Why did Vanderpool say to Secor, the shoe shop, so that ho knew there ’ with it when be came here. were persons there and there was only a ' tho importanoo of thia ca»> and te . * N gentlemen, there aro “hold on a minute and I’ll ride home Two little boys, five and seven years with you ?" I was so that ho could wet | thin partition wall between them and character of th. eridenco, and mUie^ /co^lro in foh blood old, named respectfully 8heara and plnro, I tnoporo to erenum-.ho character ditenc hot™, (he floor, bofuro he went home, so that the streets were likely to bo full of pen- 1 while playing in one of the bins * it would bo soaking. Now we prove plo returning from church. • Then what Smith, of the eridenco la thia caw nt the ab- tn roonunt would be more Ridiculous than all, ho of ' Musgrave * Lacey's Elevator, from .tract It i. not my purpte. to and a buggy, and that he did this by their own witness, if puts on Field’s panta and wears them 1which wheat was running, were drawn note any uno. for I am. eompandirely a. a J"""* tu„ chape of cor- ho states the time anght and we will not dispute his word. When Thur­ home. The idea that ho would select IInto the stream beneath tho wheat and strnnger to all the w.tnomro "i® ! Si fo fob blood,» a Mo Monb. ber spoke to him, he instantly this time and occasion to commit a rob- 1smoldered. been hero, and when I ^“5®,’era - ,ont La.H^d of being circular as tn mammathat ho hod not bery for money is tho most foolish tiring nesaes go on ?hal.tand -rith Ute «id-l, ■»« • j <m de{ any »e. ox­ recollected The postage to Germany is to be re­ seen Field since tho day before, and I over heard. He puts on these panta intention of telling U» truth fo^rot pntetioed, to WithediKorand goes horhe in' broad daylight, and <duced October 1st, for prepaid lettcre, ccloring it, I hare .imply aeked them copt them g ,B„ like any prudent man he started for the quwliona for infonnatioo iuat aa I would ew» 1 b tb, feU of the bank to see in what condition things no ono saw him, and so I believe Ifrom 10 to 7 cents j>er half ounce. Post­ i, own teitnoM^ but A.I ««- I'^LX id nmgnified MTOttaate- were there, for you recollect they bad Field camo out of that bank and no ono 1age on other mall matter remains un­ saw him. He went homo and into the <changed. n^aoe go upon that .tend mth a fixed i. no other power gtren on tho safe in common, Thurber was pueporo of coloring, nod making ten. XW �Tr^ ia! ajri TEACHERS* NOTICEExamination of Teach on for Barry 1,490 miles under 860 miles without County, Fall Beriei. Ono Manaffoment Change of coaches. The Fall rerie* of teachore examination* will be held a* follows: at Woodland Centre, under the n wreK*. rmuon Iron H to » o?Uthi“ kind^wUl he tea^ht Jn winter will bo formed. P 4:-.th:n.:'.ie. Hr.idi in Grammar, Robin- T. B. DIAMOND. Co. Sept. Schools. CASH POLICIES. All train* run directly through to New York. EST“860 miles without change ofcoaches. 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We are eonatantlr receiving addition* to our already LARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are telling at bottom figuroa•• Small proflti.imd quick alien ia our Motto.” l1"'" ‘ I. A. ft E. A. HOLBROOK. Blinds, WM H. HAYFORD tetaAreal: laada booahtand eold.andall baiiuare tranMetloua on reasonable term*. Office over Goodyaar A Barlow’s More. &c gret U- ATTORXIY AND C0UN8KL«»RAT LAW. and Solicitor in Chaaoety. All legal budnem entruitnd to hte earn will l« attended to with promptnew and fidelity. Ofloo corner State and Jaffer* TTUBNEYfe', Mid CouarellM. al Law.aad Solkh - c. G. HOLBROOK. ATTORNEY at Law. Solicitor in CbaMary, wil. attend promptly to ail budneui entrusted io him DRESSED WM. L. COBB, LUMBER, *1 Binghamton for Cooperatown, Albany, and the eeiebrated,Bumm*r reaori. Sharon Spring* ; •nd with Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatern Railroad, and al Jereey City with Midnight Exj>rre* Train of New Jereer Railroad for J’btla- ATTORNEY and Counreltor at kv. 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SEW PLAN. _ ____________________ _ I*. RUSSELL, RUSSELLS' Offert°the^ and »eUct Maa?£ ^8la^AT- VAX VEL9OR ft ROLFE. Streeu. NKW]l*LAN. M. W. BIKER, GEO. C. WORTH. Hama. Williams, & Co. At Orangeville, Oct. 6th. Hastings, Oct. Vth, and Nov. Gth. NEW YORK BOSTON, “ Assyria, Oct l"th—Ellis School AL1JANY, House. ■ PBUTCIPAL POIMS Iff NEW YOKE STATE At Nashville, “ 17th. ., Middlerille - 20th. OIL REGIONSOJ'PENNSYLVANIA “ Itickoiy Corners, Oct. 26th. mis railway extends fbom “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. Each examination will commence promnlljr al 9 Rochester to Now York, 385 miles, O'clock A. M.. and continuo al the jilcMure of tac Buffalo to Now York, 423 miles, bupertnleadent, and will be oral and written. 1 Suspension Bridge to New Yons 448 announreal thi* early date the Fall OMNI <>f exam­ ination!, and. in connection with it invito the at­ Dunkirk to Now York, 400 miles, tention of lho*eyronoiing to teach in too oehoote of thii oonnty. to toe importance of continued effort, Cleveland to Now York, ’025 miles, not only in attainmenta in tho itndiei taught, but Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, in the method* of imparting |n*ttw:iion. Theitandirdoftoo past will not only be maintained, but AND IS FROM xredily advanced, that theorhoote of Barry may compare favorably with there of other counticw. Inoreaaed fhcllitieafbr review and ipcoial prepam- “1871 ’flu PlMm’1 BROAD GAUGE—DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE Cafdj. DRS. B. J. ft E. F. BROWN, HOMEOPATHIC Pbyriclan*. OBeein old P. 0. •“•nBon paid to CHRONIC DISEASES. Direaaea of Womm and ClIlMin, Dteearee of the Era, Ac.. As. «T Cotumltetioa tree. OF; MEN’S Central Railway for VTilliamtpori, liam.burg and the South; al Jarney City with Morning Exprere Train of New J crier Railroad for PbiL adelphla, Baltimore and Wuhtagton ; and at Now York with Morning Exareaa train* for Boston aud New England ci tie*. Sineping Coache* are attached to thin train at Cincinnati and at Clifton, (Hn.penaion Bridge.! running thro ox b ic New Ynrk without cb»n«re. Sleeping co.che* are alao attached at Horuelteville running through without change to Albany NIGHT EXPRESS,-dally,‘^Sundav* excepted;) leavcaXMifton 5.»» P. M , Smpenaion Bridge at 5.35 P. and Buffalo al 8.25 P. M. arrirre al Turner’* al 9.05 A. M. (Breakfret.) New York GRAM & PHILLIPS Arc bound to sell JOHN ROBERTS. FINE BOOTS! PUYSICLA^and^urjeoto Dwelling on Broad- WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. OBce wart enJ of State •treeL Ila*tinn- DR. C. C. LINSLEY, tn the (Sty, Manufactured by Dry Goods, WOODRUFF ! BOTANIC and Eeteetie Pby.ician and Dantivt, tre*U all eh rente and acuta dteuare*: will attend to aU calls by day or night. Office at NaiBvile. A. I». DRAKE, M. D.. NEW CARPET HOUSE PARTICULAR alien ttea given retoe treatmept of Private Direaie.. <Mlee over F. D. Aekley’a Drat Store. Mate atreel. Halting*. REMEMBER, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, dailj Groceries, !04» P. M.; Clifton.'lOJK P’. HANLON, 31. D., Washington Blo?k, South ride State St. iMt The very BEST PLACE to buy Elmira for reaarl SharonSpriugi; at Grey court for New..J V— V. J. _:.L___ And everything in their line of Goods at prices as low an at Jaekson, or Grand Rapida, And In many cases Lower. * CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, tO- All Styles of Women’s and Chib (Iron's Wear,-* The Best in the City. cinnaii ai v.re r. «.; virveland al J.W A. M.; Clifton l4e_P. M.; Buapanaion Bridge al I.U Great A Phillip'* Store, lluting*. J. C. WOODRUFF. HYDE ft BALER. MATTINGS, The Corner Grocerv. MATS. New Goods J vat Rftcrntd UPHOLSTERED GOODS, IN THE WORLD afl accorii- C.H. HICKS, LEAL Eetaie aad iMnranee Agrata. Hou*** to W*. of PtoUadeiplM*. lardurd. (Still Continue to R|f1l' GRAFT# PHILLIPS. NOTTINGHAM MTEWART A NTEINHOFF. Sorieai and leciaiical Dentists, iartfoni. Groceries, LACES, Cxtl. H. Bl? BB WM. II. JEWELL, 74 MONROE STREET, Crockery. WOOL MKIHS In a daylight journey ite ever nfinagiaa ten GTIASD BAFIDS, MICU/GAjr, O-AU FOXTIGKXTfi VIA ERIK RAILWAY, REGISTER of Dead*. Gnml Crravq Notary Public. Offiee in the Court Glassware, A Hastings.! •>. W. MAYNARD. &C., &.C.. MILO T. WHEELER. 1. 1>. RUCKEK COUNTY Treasurer. Office ia the Court Moure. WM. R. BARR, Opposite the -Natior.nl Hotel. Cheaper than any Store in Hartings, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. F. IMMEN. 3 0 Years Experience ! Bl the Court Hott**.- Hartlag*. Hare I » per Cent, by baying far CmIi of E. H. MALLORY. Mr. MARBLE haring bought the Cardin; J/a chine lately owned in Middleville, and baring removed It to Hastings, and Go there tor your CHOICE OBOCEBIE6! NATIONAL HOTEL, Guarantee Snt int action. FLORENCE Oysters and on hand nt all hours. 25yl H. A- BU8ELL. The! Hoaeatead Property or Rplondld Opportunity: NEAR THE BANK. 53?"Wool sent by Railroad will be The beet stock of Meat always on hand. Carded to order, and sent back in good SIMPLY CONSTRUCTED, Call and Get your Steak, Royts, EASILY UNDERSTOOD. condition. ur any thing you waul. ? hardened, and will last a life-time. No utber Ifaebine run* *o ea*y or make* to little doom: ia ha oparatior. It will make any width of them deaired with­ out basting It wil) Cord, Braid. Quilt, Bind Gather, Hem­ atite h. Ruffle. Tuck, and Fringe neatly and dr rebly We warrant n to **w everything needed in family, from toe hcavieat to the lightest fabric. In Tailoring or Dreeimaking mabcixck Shop in BARLOW ft GOODYEAR’S Grant ftd Phillipa' Store. AARON CLARK. AN AUCTIONEER duly Hccared by the Unite Haillan. Aut. X 1871. New Warehouse, Adjoining C. F. Dwight A Co'* Foundry. WELCOME MARBLE. July, 1671. $1.00 for 75c -4wM of Summer ota mv at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. A MUDGE. Gold & Silver Watches, Fine Gold. JoweLry, , .°”"‘F'2.axd hack line. 5T.“ '■ Dry Goods and Clothing wnianr June 1,1871. tf MIDDLEVILLEEXCRANGEr nitLfoZDHL2?nJi®2?- (t”»«Hy cterft of th. yr°Prtetor. Tann. moderate, aad the coiafprt of gown made a > pre tally. SIMON P’RKENRUTH. TRIB MACHINE HAS NO EBOAl To the Ladies!! Meat Market I Family Sewing Machine Alwin Drier and Reaiy for Wort. riff of Dam Cenattr; office at toe iffioe, nt the Court Hone. Harting*. ' CENTRA! ^j. AB0VE CUT REPRESENTS A fine Mock Jvsr Opened COME AND SEE THEM C. II. HICKS. r z------- J. ROBERTS k CO. ttonm-ul Ncwa Dealer* S0^^,s"“ret"*'IV,>d " 0,1 Po* °°M onJte' . T ' yftmtlnjg. wArre. JO,,N mIchael, BOTTLED WA BBS! ____ Ara™s».s- cuKiijm W INB QB BBEK SoM Sifter ail Plated Yant Valcke*. Clock* o>« Jeweiry Repaired ALBERT EISELBERG, dAwtf 8L ChgHan Rentannmt m i WILLIAMS, ft CO, Awm. Bins printed on short not.™ thuOfin. �■ WH OB I I®pi greble A-TTEITTION! and That to buy Goods In Fact Good Bargains in RUSSELL Goods are Cheaper than Low! at the stobb of You must visit the Can bo| hod by] Calling at /fcrdware, Stoves. Great Emporium D. R. COOK & GO’S Office in Hastings. Wo 0flier the following Tax Titles ------------Ojr------------ "E KEEP A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ORI IIOIIIIUBIIMES, BOMS & SUB. Harnesses, Agricultural Tools, &c. SKIJfER # DECKER, Our Stock contains a Largo line of of LAJTDS Battle Creek. LEATHER BELTISO A SPECIALTY Situated in the various Townships of DRESS SILKS, ALP/VCAS, POPLINS, W e will not be under­ Large Stack sold by anv House In Michigan. them ns cheap as any house And we will sell From New York to Chicago,' __ Not excepting those that blow wore. . We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. ASSYRIA. ■K-nox.|D(acvmas. umox. ------- — . — ’Al-.'x’t SK1NNSR j- DECKER. THE CELEBRATED SLADE MAPLE GROVE. Farrier’s Improved! K CASTLETON. GRANITE STATE CoruSheller! FOR BALE AT Pta uive ns a Cal! anil see- what a hit Pile of Ms ie will jive yon for a little Maney. May, 1871. Michigan, nucatmox vgofavk 1»14 Ma°hme, We Sell Counties in the State of Just Received, John A. Greble, Mauk Russell. ACKLEY Barry County—ono of the best GRANT 4 PHILLIPS. DRY GOODSI Was’* io n wk UT * W. T. EASTMAN'S! . -'L _Z -li-J Warehouse on Broadway. Druggists and Chemists, and dealers Iq PATENT MEDICINES, WOODLAND. Land and Calcined Plaster, IjwlOOaen ter 100 ten #»!«)(■ * ..xA-x OILS, VARNISHES, JOHNSTOWN. TURPENTINE, TOILET and FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. August 10. 187j . -— - r_ BOOKS 4 STATIONERS, C HOICE TEAS, W. H. JEWELL, GROCERIES, BALTIMORE. Rkojhtkr of Deeds. Notaby Public, CIGARS and TOBACCO, KEROSENE LAMPS4 FIXTURES 7* LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES LOWER TILLY FA'ER •ENEIAL WALL PAPER, &c.. 4c.. Phoenix Cash -Xii LIME, WATER LIME. CITY DRUG STORE. State St,. Hastings, Mich. CONVEYANCE!; G- I n lOaofaw^ofa wjf20[ Abstbacts of Titles of land* in Barry County fnmiahe^ on [ e K of a application, at my office in the Court House. W. H. JEWELL. Hadini*, Mick. HASTINGS. 4 <%**rVa¥«f>«?» CARDTON. 10 a 50 a# lO.eJf# Hi « Uof 10 ntfoft . • 4. Forlthe BUST SIIILLIMi H h THE Din W So 31 BARRY. •1 2 S #x«f»wx aaWefa/V 13 15 1« T IT 10 11 BEST AND CHEAPEST IT 36 HOPE; BOWS MB SB, Ladies' Misses and Children’s ’A'.'-.’f; M RUTLAND. Of Home Manufacture, Shoes and Gaiters Go to the MW n pl of e so oi |W Sole Proprietor dr. SHEPARD'S WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. IRVING. COMPOUNB WAHOO BIW Little Red Shop! Russell <fc Nevins, April Gth, 1871. Price, only SO Cents a Hettle. *«x« •• V Westof Bank. Th I a article baa been thoroughly teated and found a auro and apoedy euro for tho following complaint*. Have now on hand . The LARGEST STOCK of HARDWARE HARNESSES! Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach, Costiveness, Ferrous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever A Ague, Dyspepsia, IFarms in Children, Piles, Bilious Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. Ac. BAB.BY COUNTY. Price, only 30 Centra Boule. Proprietor, BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL ! Grand Rapids, Mich. For SJ. by ACKLEY » BLADE, Hastings, Mich- MUSICAL! COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTE. Agent far the jutlly celebrated LEATHER belting. Tinea * fiiley tacm, .4 FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. mabk bubsell This is the Lad uho drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's MW ORANGEVILLE. .wKef.aK YANKEE SPRINGS. for warm meals at all hours. Remember the place. Op­ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. THORNAPPLE. L.EL STAUFFER. c. N. SHEPARD, bole agents for the JOHN A GREBLE. A. WOOLEY- PRAIRIEVILLE. ■ •J?efa«J? of Shepard’# Compound Wahoo Bitter* than there la In a whole cm# of any other kind in market. Recommended by all the flret Claaa Phyaieiana throqfjhout tho City and Country, aa the boat Family Medicine in uae. No Family should bo without For Salt by Drawi»t» «n<l Deaiera Generally. ITS- 19 £0 Mmdicixk within th# reach of all. ' UMtv.p. UP­ GO TO CLARK18 FOR PICTURES. Parties deairing to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. D. EL COOK Jfc CO CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wines and Liquors! FOB MEDICINAL PURPOSE*. Alas, Imported Donbllo Porter and Edinburgh CSa’Ala'kapto.Mta.UyMUBd. M. ’Huliori. Mid �Tlfa Rspilsuc^n Bjyiwg. JuiLY inntnfo thjt trial. HOLMES^ FaklUher, ■ ICHIGAH CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division AUGUST 16n. Railroad Items.—Hon. Allen Potter, Warranted Custom Mad* Boot* fromi Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson of Ksdamaaoo, a man of Great influence ’^Buntan’b and experience in railroad matters, has Call on Mm Wilcox far’millinery. since the visit of the railroad delegations at that place, been looking through the, goods of ail the latest and best styles. pineries north of Greenville. On his re­ First National Clothing House. turn he reported that “the half had not —Go there for the best and cheapest Clothing, Gents Furnishing Good*, ate. been told him.” Wo knew it, but now that ho knows tf KG. Wilijamb. how it is himself, he will of course con­ “ A setting hea never gets fat,” but vince Kalomaro* that there ia some­ most any person can get fat by buying thing up in tho wopds worth looking their groceries of J, Maus. An Every-day Story- ChsrloU* 11 JSrwl 700 si “Hello John, where are you going T” “I wits going down here to buy some gncere. ” “Well I am going down to Mace Al­ len’s to bay mine.” “Down to Allen’s? Why, I never bo’t any of him, I always go there to buy crockery and wall paper, but I never thought of buying groceries there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery and paper enough to paper my house, there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Besides ho wak ranted IT. The crockery he keeps is the Boot’s celebrated ware.” ■•Well, I always do so on groceries, and 1 know you can. Besides Ik* takes anything 1 have to tel! ata fair price, loo. I get a IxsUer tobacco, lea and sugar there for the same money than any where else in town.” M. ALLEN, Washington Block. Aug. 16, 1871. after. Last week we rereived, too 1st* for insertion, a note from tho Secretary of Railroad meeting at Smyrna, stating that the amount of organizing stock ap­ portioned to them, had been subscribed and the five per cent paid in. We were informed yesterday morning that Hastings had secured her full amount of organizing stock, and now stands ready with Lowell and Smyrna, to take tbo next important step. Of course Kalamazoo will experience no difficulty in securing tbo amount of stock apportioned to that place. ■ Do the people of Greenville fully real­ ize the importance of placing themselves in direct connection with the great lines of competition south ? Wo understand ■ they do, and are ready to engage in the work to accomplish Um deaired end- We know they have been quite heavily tax­ ed of late, but we believe in view of what the future of that place may bo, they are willing and oven anxious to be burdened just once more.—Lawell Joum- Clover Bullets! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN Kalamazoo a ad Ann -A-rbor WHEEL ' CULTIVATORS, GALE ANU KALAMAZOO, —BALL. PLOWS HJVD CASTINGS, Hams, Williams 4 Co. Do not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Barry county, but they Tr*ia» on th* Chieaco A Miohirsn Lak* Shore R. K. leave Grand Raplda for Murkrsvn and White have one that will stick any and ail kinds of meldings that are needed. HalL a< follow* : (hieaco ExprtM at 10-00 a m. Detroit Kxprwsat They also have on band a large number The Ragle of yesterday nays, of Mr. 500 p m. of doors, sash, blinds, moldings, win­ dow frames, Ac., that will be sold at low Eggleston's argument before the Jury, “ that it was poipted, condensed, argufigures for cash. merUativo, and delivered with that j>cGo to < 'ommins & Brown for Points, culiar force and earnest and elegant manner which always characterizes Mr. Oil*, Varniabea, etc. Eggleston's forensic efforts. From be­ ginning to end this speech wain math­ ematical demonstration.” That >• so Air. Eagle, tho demonstra­ Best Meat near the bank. tion being tho utter inability of the Birkenruth tells meat reasonable. Prosecution to make n case, even when Smoked Hams and Shoulder* st Birconducted by such able men a< Church and Eggleston. Salt Pork, fine quality at Birken­ ruth’*. The number of scholar* enrolled in I will sell better Meat, and at lower the Hastings Union School at the open­ prices than any other Market In the ing of the Full term : city. • g. Birkenruth. WU »i»e two ealertaiumentr. High School Department, Grammar “ . LOST. Intermediate Somewehre near tbo Depotor on Stale 2d Primary 8L, Tuesday eve. A black ribbon-sash. of the Enclbh Comedy entitl'd 1st Primary The finder will confer a favor and be rewarded by leaving it at the Dentist ‘THE SERIOUS FAMILY!”: office of Stewart A KleinhofT. and the routine fam oTTHE BIBBSES. _ I specllvely Sep. Oth. Mrs. Mary Htclnhoff. Adnusmoa M ato. Chiidrt n 'r.. Poors open . “ Primary T New goods has ju*t arrived at \ BACK BUMBKKS ’ 47."' ' R. MUDGE'i. We can supply most oil of the back I ._ number, of lie Jelly Baksbu from No. , j. L. ± D. Rrrn -TIn. mnnuheturAttention I (ng firm arc to make seven enterics in I I have a yoke of cattle and a single 4. W ill send as oom pie tc a fife as hi»rm>AM*w -ai.v.1 (|jeC3rrjaffo jjnca^ union Fair, a> for 5 cts. MVNnncper copy. Dealers...... supplied horse for sale. Will sell on time tor ible at usual rates. ; good paper. R. J. Graxt. follows: Two light top carriage*, four Aug. 30, 1871.4 single open buggies, one double buggy. Town crowded. . They have just completed a beauty in , “Onm. stormy night in winter when Busi new lively. the chape of alight buggy. It is finbbtho winds were blowing cold,” I bought | ed off complete in the finest style and to Wheat on the raise. me a pair of boots and rubbers at Maus’. crown :di, has Reed's Patent Shifting Streets full of dust I Rail applied to the top. Everybody full of business. The <Jays of grace on accounts due the late firm of Dickey A Bently, are Over 40' teams in town to-day. Auction.—There will bo a sale nt pretty nearly out. Thos* interested will do well to take notice, dtoaepl I Several merchants gone east fer fall , auction on the premises of Nathan Lu■ cas, two mile- east of the Centre of Another railroad will not effect the ' goods. j Carlton, on Monday, Kept. 25th, 1871. j low prioes at Maus’. Middleville is actively engaged in pre- Among the articles to b* sold are three . paring to build anew school house. work homes, five milch oowg, three ■ Wanted. Wanted. ' ioyi * I -------------yearlings, enr two-year-old, hogs, wag­ Every one having unsettled accounts In you are in doubt whether to kiss a on single buggy, cutter, hay and farm­ to call and settle the same by September pretty girl, give her the benefit of the i jn>; utensils. AM sums over $5. nine : 1st. for I must have my pay. doubt-______ __ | months credit at 7 per cent, interest. ! 10wl Mason Allen. OAWINO MACHINES, HAEBOWS, ESC., and the largest stock of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. in Barrv County—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’* Hardware Store, Brown’s Now Block. Local tSlipijie^ Notice?. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY [.SnccMeon tv bickejr a Bentley.] •fit Union Hall. Extraordinary ! The New York Comedy 'Company patlifday & JNoji. tVe’g, nJ MANUFACTURERS OF RASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. 'ALSO, LUMBER FLOORING SLMJfG $c., Broadway, near nrrr. WITHIN TUB REACH OF ALL. TFr are1 every day solicitedtofurnish Plates of Teeth Advick to Lover*—when you cannot Sol Smith Russeix gave one of his for less than our usual price, backed with. the complaint Dox’t you know where to get your catch the last car nt night, take a “buM” pleasant entertainments to a large nu of parties who say they are unable, to nay so 7nuch.~tbt boots and shoes ? I do-at J. Maus'. instead. diencr* at Union Hall last evening. owto give all a chance to have Teeth who need and A Detroit Jeweler exhibits among Wherever Mr. Rmuell may go, we as­ should’ have them, wc willfrom this date, for a few Cancer can be Cured. sure his audiences that they will wit­ other fancy goods in his show window a weeks, drop the price almost one-half. We will now mahe ness no second class or ordinary* enter­ L. N. Mixer's * scrofula and cancer liorasol with n perfect clock in the han­ tainment. He Is a polished gentleman full and Complete sets for$25. Single Plates, Upper | • t mixture In warranted to cure nil ca.tc* dle. or Under SIS. in every way, and bin entertainment* —--------- —— of cancer and scrofula In every form. The New York Comedy Company's are meritories, as being the product of Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ad- Band were out this afternoon and sere­ extraordinary genius. naded the people wjtb some of their fine J lusting*, Mich. nieces. pieces. *1 Senator* T. W. Ferry, of Michigan, over Grant <f- Phillip*' Store, Hastings, .Mich. J Maus is bound to sell his groceries. Linen collars reaching, It issaid, ncar- I Reuben E. Fenton, of New York, and ' | George G. Wright, of Iowa, have been I ‘oad boots and shoes if he don’t make a I h’to ihc—boot tope, are fashionable in ’ A. Ea>)[ ' traveling through this<8tatc, investlgatcent i » t w : Ing Its resource*. At an election held in Cedar Bpring* ‘ ~ T ’ w ---------11 cent sugar at Butell’i*. | H. A. Goodyear. Dan'i Striker. on the 4th Inst, It waa voted to raise a i Get ‘-Quarter Stretch" badges or Life j Rubber mop* at Butell'p. sum, by taxation, of $15,000 with which Membership tickets for the Union Fair, Peaches fresh and nice at Buscll’s. to build a fine public school building. .4 and so save all bother. You can obtain ; Strj^ Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep­ them for $2 or $10 each. The time tables on the Valley Divlssia, at Bus ELL'8. ! Ion of the Michigan Central Railroad The Town Talk or« to «* changed Monday. ALL. Ol'R WORK WARRANTED, STEWART & STEINHOFF. NO USE Goodyear & Is the name of a Choice Brand of Ci- j The Grand Hoven Herald will be Isgoxs just received and for sale at tho • sued daily during the Fair, at Grand City New* Depot Rapids. It will be printed on the The Lsaorar Stock of School Book* grounds. in the City at the City News Depot. Remember the entertainments of tho New York Comedy Company, this, and Best cheese in the city at Busell’i*. Monday evenings. The'.r play- arc spo­ ken of as being worthy of an appreciate A Oaoicz Stock of perfumeries at the public. City News Depot. Wish Action.—John J. Knapp hat For Photographs and Pictures, of all boon appointed special agentoftlie P. O. kinds, call on J, F. Minkler. Department for Michigan and Itui* na vfre Redfield, removed, The Tows Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of the best Brands of Cigars I Lxonw’ HarosTTOBr.—This beautiful in the market at Post Office. ' and useful magazine is fresh at over and full of guod things, useful tilings, cheery Cheapest fruit jarat Busell’s. things, articles solid, articles spicy, prose The place to buy your boots and «hoe« and poetry for adults and children. iaat Runt an’s. Hitchcock & Walden, Cincinnati. Custom work made on short notice, Chkaf Bkctrsuon.—During the great in good style and reasonable prices Union. Fair, at Grand Bapidt, next ____ at Runtan’s. week, the D. ft M. Bailroad will usue ^tidies’ fine shoes of the- latest Wytes tickets at one-half the rrgulay rates to «t Rmsn 3 and from Grand Rapids, at all stations. CITY PAINT STORE ! COMMINS a. BROWN PAINTERS Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, PICTLBE FRAMES. GLASS, ETC.. ETC.. Sign &, Ornamental Painting, Dealers in FBITIBE! noma’ Cull at 1 JOHiST WOLF’S' Iron, Nails, Glass, Detroit Stoves, LOTS .AND TILES Of IT HAND AND BOUND Graininj, TO SELL. Paper-Hanfinei. Kahomirnnff, Ac., I MADE OF Luke Superior Iron THE BEST IN THE WORLD. wrf ' Hostings, Mich. Wooaeu Wa*e» FURNITURE 0? EVERY DESCRIPTION. Shrou<ljfurnM^ if de,... tr$v JOHN WOLF. Also the . FWOODLAM) PARLORS. . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-11.pdf 6aa6eac2c50ff80e9ba4b6c373456895 PDF Text Text 2ljc ij fl s tings fl tinner DALLY edition. -___ VOL. I. HASTINGS, HUGH., MOND/vTCVENtN.fi~\FI».r THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. Tw«nty-fifth Diy i Procsadinga. Making within 25 minutes of thn ♦;« —- ------------- ---------- — ho was gone. r tho t”no . coant of Sailing's draft Tin. fa «/.» ’» kra“^w^r< f “ a ' xonnxe st-Miox. n n n n • ”’ ,87L P. P. Hughes argument continued I from tho point where we left off Satur- 1 lv hi . •t . . WOUla h0 b® hkoday afternoon. it* h0"' ’i*11 <b«t \. My filth general projioeition is \ ™ f “>' »»» con.orant.arf that the body could not Imvo been dis- ShL B««>d« be w„ wilh pwed of by tho defendant in tho time »-™., nmlung it diBcult, if oot iniKM. allowed. He wm gone from his house ..bin, to tuoro tho body or row tho boat from 9:30 to 10:45, just 85 minutes, as taken mon, we have shown by several witnesses and ira. on thu branch of myrabject than 1 they are pomtaw about this. There is had intended but I haw .tudied thia mya no con^ct at all as to when he returned, t.nou. rara a. no one clra ha. Xuditri and let us see if there is any an to when It, and bare put mm tim„ it than he left. We have four witnesses who are any one elra and I intend topreyou positive ns to tho tune he left his house, the full reeulu of my innntigation, uo or to circumstances which immediately matter now much Hnw it take., .nbiect, attended it. Miss Scribner and Herbert of cottrra, *o Hi. Hcnor, for in no o th.r Ihinw say it was 9:30 end they uro corraGeratod by !h.<" ti™ ll... th^ l.i. K1 ”’r mbcratlMl hv They l oth say tho boat left at 10 and so v» N docs Miss Piper. Mrs. Bucklev who Li ' ** , “‘“Pl^rancc on Sunday, was Mary Rugglea nt that time, h the ] "“i j** U ““P 1,0 cou‘only one in conflict as to tire time ho loft, -n1-' do°* ?ot *nd’$ate guilt She says that Herbert Piper left her lhl9 “ a <hlhcult question to discuss, for house th at evening at 8:30, that sho re i -,0 ,nan.niay Bay how another will act members this from tho fact that her c®pm «“erK*<'«v'. but if then- is tuttor.om^irauof tor oompuy n« “ l*pranincra, hi. lather cumnlaiiMMi <d her company starstav- “n'”“ tUing °n •nrth,'‘n ft appe«nmce«, lus ---. i- ...1 , • J . 1 appearances that dnv am r»w«;nk .m 11, 1871 f t NO. 24. ------------------ -- ---------- ------------------- --------------------- d .'ra n« ” ^ATb^MnM ZS rad^„'rF“UXd:r Xou >*»>■«6nitwT„:ld।“*««•.•»»^-i«^.“h^ro“^vhi>lraSri°: ih?^r1x,‘;KS:b^.'& S plain. jBut is it not more probable that J~TV~ ruh.. It wiw 9:30. Ufl l*,<r 8Uid, and that sho ‘ i W C.Otl‘e" 8th. Ingram says ho tossed his head o i <» ... "r?r at thl-s P°iut ,<md* additional susond said, “God, I don’t know wh™ h« 7d‘ , oy 5m?’ ,^at I“id picion to tho disturbed ground found by U, ho will probably turn un on «nlt «. । out uoarLv “ 11000 on Monday I hero licv. Mr. Fisk, for that piece of woods ter." Thi.^PLS7faff, M T? a torri^_& l‘Rl fuU bnt ’ould no3r thL4)int oa tl‘° proved that ho ever used profane lamru- U hkely that if he toik any 4th. It wiwTot Vanderpool for where nnd In™, nnra. i.o„ 1^. would spread . did ho get the boat? II» wm shown fore, so that ft looks ns if ho thniiwhf h.. “ » toi* • ho,r b‘K n luK’1 110 hBd 1 001 to buve fb" meBM I,rocnro one. must put this fa this time in oHerto *“?■ H >• nut natural, ho would con- no did nny indicate having been on , make^t stren“ r “ UoS M bo <,Ottld"nch ° To-va^- W »>o took a bont from 8<h- The, nut into tho uiunth nf ....... Hwo >« the bo.t natural ,lory. It it read wtot Iraramo of it? All Ito. I>utchmun-Niinfnu™.,r—that'ho don , *“ "*•* F«eM bud diwn- provra Vandorjxxd waa not iu that boa; howird in tho bank but thia onio Prarod and them wat a run ou tbo bank, and tliat tbran wm no doad body thorn roborato tho .torr of VandoniooT that 1 ™?d ” IT ,n*“‘ral t,r l,iln *> lako i and that whorror it we., I.o war totally tho dog w.u in tho bank and^ha'' Fidd I “T^1” “* U,“ M. «>uld, nnd nnmnrarnet atopt ducorory. If it wx. ’..ItoringwithH RoXraimild'P'™J u .how in order to rat Vanderpool their theory not only hearing Ito, use another orth winch nt *? X“b “h "l"' lb' b*’k wra , '»''*« grtnmd but it put. ob.tabody believes. “ ey ,bould come in and see ' cl° 1,1 tho T“-v» for 1,0 d,d «,any <ko 10th Hi. iiiiiin.fni ■ .< ' Ploufy ol money. Now which Is the bodyout wWi« tlint boat lay there. I fan that tbOr toll you a'tout I ton'v but “‘“*l '’t'1’' 1"'“ ’'luld ,l,rond b“ । “ ”■ °°‘ G<J'g° ,V*“J‘’rIxx’1 ’ho his writino- ih.. » i v i "*'•’> । , n»on<7 lor that purpose, or that ho would "oct outin tlu»t boat for no little Ixrnt &on ± I .’?v™d to w to~ .» raeb a ma a. there Ira I admit. ItLoommon for on, on.. S Tn J"’"och ' . .V '• V. f “b“! -P ? -SdF 'm eaulell mi wh'nt";u„Vraia “do £ ! V“ “Z S«»l m»«mt rf minor, and tn. I h«'« »'iw“ tint to yoy, . i >ou would do m । jtiv j10 Ja n-.tho very fact that some one elso made i ■m4^X?“ ^,\nO?l, ,M!e!<,XL Nor « “iro any proof that ho was that voyage in that little boat, shows the-lock wnatbo slow* ItU ™ had those •« dotlies on when asked to V >11 11A 1 i^Ut .! IC-V, |‘ iusolveut and if ho was doos ths* prove ' t,iat lli® prisoner at tho bar is not the I'totoble that tor tritor would raw’pUil ITrf1 “ ?” ,..u ho d™..nlx.| how thothtug urthae? OnXu> ptilt, oj. It i., not my borine., to if he went A»ra<- ni K -in a «.* .u- , atunIa? night previous, and onSunday i < one, k> much the Letter for utt, for | .,fVPnt and the mat inrolrent and u the lbow wbo ** wa<' but wc,uld hare be. W ... tho bend 1 ,„e „„ g ‘,7’"^“, 0“m„’ rnmo tho poopt of Stalrin. to bare Sd “ I u my. 1.., nnil i limn . } the other lin,,te Commit G I wa. followed thin Loot instead of Koiug off tc -timony wrong. u i hod an oar lock, ^eM.lLnbef and thnt that >u. he «-> warc ..nr carho ro dor ?’ to But that hc I b'r^ « iaeolrent wXe jg ttto offer ™ « ""W ««.l -Utor thia pr.wuer.bnt aU^Xr. il r?1 d i^o 77“ T .r d"“ ““d ,h'-v ’raid tover tov’o Wng drapH? whik d t.. li.e 1*,!^"“ ” ““Z'’ !UlIUlt#a 1/1 . Z°.ndbrat n ly>*.4 .In..-.. ,l.u . .t“W" “ . . nflfr Stl...— .... - r JU| Jlc ; let us pursue 1ho inquiry as to who it : “ bln JL1 f,,r -*“■ «*- “ to b" tok«.,to h3 to.nl I't', f“™"h mouth of the river and back, and surely■ :Pte«i.ni for .»ri,.K draw .hid, we bulked «t tow to ... found, .nd .. »bofttort >.r. n.itoek,«»lrartl> "1 F,"ld ™,“'d "«t Iravo toma was. After two yuan of persistent ef­ it would take fully that length of time’11 if have proved to be probable. He did how it was thought he was killed, w. fort and inquiry this lioat has never n> notice. j . been found nor accounted for. You rcnot dnvre^^-h^dnJ^hn^mt^ftMiml to go____________________ for the , tout it is not1Hstrange lie reliable should offers know 1 capital towing a <te^l ns M,Jt ProlWfiC> uur want ........... ‘-- He had of u ms pros pros-­ ,neuiber bow reluctantly ho left that not druggclTw] ■•ruimd h" msnn* I »r Fit t’ if t “^‘rinc but with his friends to the boat something about it, and he would no bo' ,o {'° on w’th •“» business, andinhis his life. 'x,af' nn^ w*wu t0^ 1 ’ S®1 *nto onP ou^ aTShimn^L at Kntnr.,'n7JT7»\, r " 1----- LuTZTcT **that wot itvlocs nvt n« appear appear that that he ho was UM i v-ry very likely hkety to to describe dewribe it it exactly exactly as as !lur ‘ ' prove dis- l°r f,,ftr the beat would swamp, did ho a Kalanutems tand gave no reason tor diking for or devising t . ’ ’ * 2 .2.. _____ stir? He didn’t core whether shi' ------------ - rum, hns ho done1 it? .-l‘bideriii^cmi^°atx»ut it'then kt Betook tho walks to Canfield’s hiU ‘lo no good and everybody would . tec not, ho . knew 5th. If he murdered him for money swamped ,- - > ,or- ------ he -. was safe'*' , happened that it was a re’.l. It ho.had written would he have fixed upon thnt time and for hc hod tho heaving line in Im, hand life house that eveninw which wit with ' tbi-re, that Mrs. Vanderpool thought she ^‘at letter before tho body was fpuud, it occasion, with men in tho next room ami a*1*1 ho know he would bo pulled in. He ‘to l“ "raf&t rai i ra-i^to EXd J?ra.fa- ’raid tora to.. tapraunra. people passing along tho street ? Would wanted tho Kmt to swamp, for.wncn the ...ran Ito >irar and lank would uiato “T unranal nb.-n At thu |w...l the .^nukra etoed on he havoaetected a time when he hud com- Captam tn.il to save it ho said “let (ho «18 ndnuu, of th. trtok ttoo, kmriur , lbc “«*? *e""t w S-unlny atornran. . pany at his house to inspect his actions boat go to hell” It is clear that he 17 mmutradn . hid. .o do all a. raS I d"5r’ “,r"cl *• “"7 and compare them with other times ? ^nted tho boat to go there. HorepreWho. eto.tad to tn do.’ lie todto Held had d..|. Would he have selected a time so that' «jnU’d himself to be without money and __ __ MOXDAr he would have to dispose of the body in .v<?l,we have proved that he hml money., rrauefnauki.own ton- to tto took j I’T* “,ul "f'S I went and examined the safe, When wo adjourned on Saturday, I this manner ? Why, it is one of tho and wo have n right to assert thnt h. ..nd then k. th. Teran Huura, ,luJl | ’™'rad .xrat.nj/the raft, which .hwh they ttov most foolish and idiotic murders I ever , had ns much money as my brother Ek had used in common. If any ono of had gone over substantially the subject spend-a few minutes looking around to I you have n lingering doubt as te the I of his a|yenra»ee en Sunday, and it heard of! gleston asserted was in the teink. He see thatno vne was about, tor be would That blotting letter I have nothing “-V™ don’* kn.OK hut this man Next he I vr ■*u^®cenr'-‘ oi George Vander- ' now remains for mo only to say on that x lie likely to be very cautious. L\ -. Lv *. 1 | pool, look him through and through as i subject that they have failetl entirely to more to sav about thnt. than what has klUod Heriwrt Held and if they e< mould have to get 'a boat, but whore • ‘ he appeared in the bosom of his family ( show anytlung unusual or anything to alreadv been said, for tho idea that bo 1 knowledge thnt, what have they to do would be get one, since they tell you on that Sunday, and satisfy yourself. • attract the attention. Tho question is rontonplatad murder then, is too foolish w th this P™ner ? Mr. Eggleston corthat nil,.the. Imats are kept locked? The thing is imjiOMible. God never what would they huce him say, or how to be considered. rented the speaker by saying that he But ho eoull not take him down the uuuw a made u ibm man with wan the »nv temperamonl leiunerauiuiit of <h would wouiu they liter have nave him mm jook look ?.- 1 toll ion yen yeu . V Who was tho man in that littlo Kaid 1,0 did ,,ot know but this man in river withoutpi out a boat, mat, so. su wo wo must mu have a a Vanderpool, who could do meh 1 there b nothing in 1ms nppearauco or boat ? tho boat carrieil tho body down tho boat from c, eqtoe quarter, we wiuauppu-— • u anj apjM.Br as be did. who>«9uld . actions that day, which would militate If tliat man in the boat at tho Bank "Ver, which explanation tlio speaker he Htole.tho ----------- ----ie boat from a senooner, or au» a umn-and wear home baa panto in ■ guilt, and that is nil 1 have to sav on dock was not Goorgo Vanderpool, he thought made the matter no better, for nr he ho gut CMlt it, it. only onlV he 11O UUlSt BOX* | brood , . day , .... . the ..______ ..<• 1his • | this subject. ’ matter how must have light, •into |)mnu7 « of never committed the murder. Now we ,if the People, by their Counsel, get up had one. then he k would haye to get the family, as-much as to say: "I’ve got’ IX.—My ninth.prepositionis that the have not thfust that boat into this sane, nnd that the prqof is not so clear lxk!y toady and change his elathea, for him killed.and here’s his junta,” who I entries in these books of account are not that is their boat, awl if they say after but what this man in the boat may have he had un'his black clothes when he could sink hk murdered victim iu hake I uguiusc the prisoner. The entcries in this, that it has no Connection with tho curried.awuy tho body, then they have left .tho hous*' and when Im* returned, Miclngan rutd then go to his family phy- : these hooka J say, are not agiuust him. ca.se, what did they introduce it for ? business -.villi the prisoner, for he and the man who was seen in the white sician, M.nuieh uh to say “Pre gut kirn ' 1st. In iho firnt place it will not bo Was it n trick and divico to coat prvju- • bo convictel, if at all, without any boa: had light clothe* on. Next ho ; disposed of. feel of my pulse.” You j preftutnod that these entries are forg- dice against this prisoner ? doubt or uucertainty. The very fact woeld have to take tho body out af the may urounu uuu ,u not । erwa> .v presnwqition mav wni turn around and buy, if he u did cries, <JU on the Wlttrar? contrary u tho No, the Counselor on tho other sido that this body was found so far up the Irunt door, with tho light from tiu) slwt' doiit,«rho.did can’t tell of >1 the these books .l»H ? I CBn t»dl who did it ’' nf m» law a*, -in. that that .tlifMA 1xw»L~m aro nm not is too bouest a practitioner for that and ' shore,in so perfect a state of preservation, shop streaming in his ia£e, far Canaran j. • •’s not.my •business, * - • 1\ -forged. - — • presumption • ▼ « you. . •is to resort to such practice as that. —that nor tho «-bssiThe I .tell 1 points to this man in tlio boat as having swose he hade light there till 10 o’clock, new.of __ 2____________ ,that ______________ ,_________ o,_,__________________________ ________________ r_________________ this twisoner. tiu- books are not forged, and that • But who was in_____ that______ boat r___Was it carried it fj»r out into tho lake,,__ for—all and he did this without tearing odx j.VJL—Thvjo was ■ othing cau.mul in presumptMin muxt aland until overcome j George Vanderpool? I will demon- the proof goes to show that if tho body blood in front.of the counter, or on the ,ou Monday, nw was tho 1 with proof, and thoro is not tlio slightest ■ strata to you beyond ti doubt thnt it was hail boon dropped at tho mouth of tl^. sMemalk, in front of the bank, wlucn ■ Mf ,.loaning the bank cn- proof that they were changed in any I not Vanderpool nnd rf it was not ho, the ’ Manistee river it would Imv.--^ne to raise* tho very important query, vtbx } „Hnn| He was seen by a largo num- other way than iu tire ordinary course of Jwhole theory shore immediately, ” UIWI j falls HUM to MJ the IHV ground. grvuuu. i ,u , and uuu if n carried c»me«J bj S3 did not the blood drip hare as of £n8 friends .and neighbor on that I >uAine*s. I 1st. Tr Ho /had 41 on a gray coat, . their •• • ■ far up by being washed . w oa anrl off down the stepsito the river? On I*111 I -an», jnv, and ?«•» vet, — Bottling be — argued ’ 2d. last r- ws sw arfaai is the anjamont. ’ witness, Mrs( Fralick says and to make tho shore, as it is proved all flood wood e>caa — o return be would would hava to take cur*- ugainatius -. . . appearance more than ---------i.i i -Mr. ­ Eggtestou sayethai ho kept an ac- it dacbly sure wo find the deposition of j and floating material is carried along could of ihefiiiuxt again, for no boat won out ba OTaicst any -one who had heard of; count ut what he drew out m the little Mr. Fralick road. Now, where did he , the shore, it would have been worn and , of place the next morning, nor was any die dfaappea'rance of Field. He was memorandum book kept in tho drug pit this gray coat ? He left his pants battered all to pieces. I tell you this marked-with blood- Ho would havo tq.. j»ot out earlier than his neighbors, and j store. Field was net obliged to deposit and seat nt tho Bank at noon, but he ' mystery about the boat is deeper than can fathom and it is nbt for the prischange his ciotho* again when he catoe ,w it wns was the 1HU JUW most natural time --------in --------the world . ....' ------------all his money -------------------------------there. No witness --- hns wore the gray coat home and if was ’ back and go to Dr. FiaheFa and than fur Wm to cfeauing before .the gu;ie on that stand ami sworn, that the liangin; up in his closet that evening. | oner nt the Uur to be cjjleil to an uchome ' ><«./■ — — I.MMV, i Luainess af the4 day began,n« Iu. hoLrttif kept1 writing was«■a/Kir.>w«tf differenthnnd hand,nn/1 and th/'V they Tbry may eny that he put on one of' count for it If this body wasclropivd FioWs, but if so, and be handled that [ at the’ mouth of tljp $era there is a bunI BoOCttUtrta. Ben.ulrfs UMV The change----------in business, entirely on, tho books themselves, We will now present, in a ttable, ----- , whrti JJU • iu rely........ — / • in it, would ~ it — not show to oiio vwue that it would come inc prusecutian the proseoiuini would wuvuu have **-•«. him do -- in ft*, r- ------i .| dred chances .------ ravu.u be wus was going going io toxvn xun»iit«uv«-.-, alone, was * ver; ven mid I tell you jf ib;z; thess are two Lr~:r.?_, furgenes, | bloody corpse - _ t.besides ..bl., el.z. htltl aro .ra*ra those <5 minutes, with the time it would naJnra.l ooe.'uiun, the Irra, limon had two Knn/lra.tl hundred n,,/l and «■.* we Tinian must neC/lHTlf account !; stums the next.day, and if’ho destroyed it, ashore immediately or within a few for the11arc alterations honestly, if possible. J what of Field's is missing? 1 tell I ciiles at the most, if anchored, ... cake i to . de .1 . each, .....4, ond mrarl then 1 l,An wo ten been . .... _______ 1 tra flita t iruifl hr. v.natlyif Twk«ai)11e. ' .vllUt CORtcoat of Field's iri iniSSUlP' ? I tell I miles at the niG«tAtlfland if nnn^a.cl al.n..then positixelv arranged previous to this cl... probably 3d.The fingecyofthoso books could «erve you 4imt coat describes’ Field, exactly, when the roj« broke. Uuf suppose it will give you his story and we for your­ He did all the cleaning openly and ad witted whoerer cheese .ra to -come selves is the ,, UlUiOU ■ >.l*es which WUUUd ia U*rar anost likely. W»kVCWCd vwrrav ----- --fa. ifat no useful purpose.fur it only goes to in- • and it also describes tho man picked up I was carried 10 or 15 miles into the lake, In the 17 minutes qwken of ho would lh jloixxJk up the carpet the tint .crease Field's uwnev e‘2,00v nnffe Conn on Lake Michigan. Tho lint, too, dre then It might well come aslioro 80 miles , . ‘i tiling _H if :r ihe.was _____ .ra.Inra 'V ell. going rntoelect! etecn ,1m> ever hud. Thevecenk signed fairly 'cribes Field and also tho man in tlict I “way and unabraidod. lt»s idiocy and have to urn would it not be xery natural t > take in that shoe shop gives him an effectual' mysterious boat, for it was a low brown ; criminality to say that these facts 'about Walk frum lu>ttSB Bank, I up the carpet first, ,ar would ho be hke- protection, but tf he bad not that even, I hat, and Vanderpool never wore such a l the man in tho bout aro not suspicious To Tyson Hou-c. ““• ly to have it till he got through* Hu in? has a protection. But they will say hut, but Field did and so did tho man areumstonws and if so to whom do they See that coast is clour. the books would V" ini --- **—I and —-.4 in ia^wIau he Im was vna at nf tho 11m Bank Tin.,!- |1 point liCiillt ? If they flmv say erm tlio m .—.. ----mpectcd. in lit*. the Kzuitboat; Ibesides man was found 10 “ * Mckneo* was not of x character to preGetting a boat. what do (ho books snow? They J , amply dock at 9:80. before V. could have got : 10 days after the 5th of September, I “ vent hk cleaning. To find iron and lash it, ■e kept very there. ; answer that it was just two days before show that tho books 'wore kept way “ I VIII.—Now let us see what tiny Changing his clothes, Now,gentiemvn, gentlemen, take those tdoueniv inueeu, mu chiuB is Lvery —y Now, there facte facte and ■ tho body * was found. Who knows slauenlv indeed, bat uuv ooe tiling . Carrying out A load ing body, 10 “ । bring against hi* appearance. cunridar them and weigh them, and do I when Field was killed, if killed at all, bft. He looked pate hut Ki* sickueu BtrangJ andnotiixaMe»bat when this Taking care of boat on xeturn, 5 “ I ----mode these entries, he not forgot them wheq my eloquent ’ or where he was killed, or where ho — - - —- - - - tt-'*';— accounts for that and he kad been so a vouug num luuuu Changing clothes again, •’ “ — unn. Thn ihauM call in »• his «_• frieuds without any i। hrother brother ailrlnMiina addresses you. Tho Incv law <"»■>• gives WUfl from the 5tll 10 tho 17th. T11CSO *' j week, bowties one of their own witiiossos, Going to Fisher’s, mmaneat excuse and say to them, -see | tho People tho privilege of closing tho, are unanswered questions and no man *’ ■ Secor, says he looked natural. Going homo here that is >7(M) ami that ia M’-O." ns I cnse and wo trust that no persistent effort is so likely to kuow as this strange mar, j 2d. Ho did not answer Young very in toe boat What relation the dis­ “ promptly fa the afternoon, when busy he Mr® before in his life did such a I to cow* «P these things will blind you. Making,r, thing, and thou that both these same no say that it was imnoasiblo for turbed and suspicious spot and the ng do down and back, 48 “ jit his book and then wked what people entX should turn up changed. I tell , him to take tho body out in band found by the Itev. Mr. Fisk bears Add towing u I said. What would they have him roy • vo^thor. i. .uurv ..Jpiriraiu that one 1 1^. brak for Ibcra .1^ Wc^y Bautcr •* 20 to this boat, 1 know not, possibly none, Add nt Fwher’t There was a run on tho bank and busiihimrlhan in anythiaff .Ira Did he wffhm ,S frat,and 18 frat abcra the nr- but it certainly points in that direction, Total, 183 ““ | new was cumfag to a cnsu, and be k..oi that Granta Vanderpool one p>- «. •“ h» could look nitht do.rn m- and the concurronoc of the money band « and i would be verru^b’ to bul“':T .what ! .Ct to tor-,, than.. I mnko no charge-. £ the Uut and wo Itnow that ho ... a with tho suspicious stain, and tho man 'Or two hours and thirteen minutes, ^>and n,i ..rnnn? They sav bo pretended ho sent at I tril vou U looks as if ho know fc'toful eenffnol that tught, for be eaye in tlio boat with money concealed, and toi I a telegram, but wo have proved that he if the shoe shep was open fill ten ofa ’c>-~k S,„t somermng rauiolLing woo wra go.ng to happen. Il be oat door, a great part of tho tho disappearance of Field, form at tho m toss loss e ; tliat uu>»^ •** --, be would have to do ail this work m toast a remarkable coincidence. than ar. ar. hour, hour, or or else else take that body out ' fliLoig ray. he went Uck two or f ,nty have oeen all chance, but it don i »nw^ than Now taking these mysterious focte into the street when ho knew a man , j OTr n ^ er jj 0 lootjt, . .. . ! __.j .k«..------ —:— «----------- ? raX’ JraX | jTg entrto-nt^UW, ton ,{£Ih*™ and circumstances unexplained, if you was fa the next room. ; we Mt often do th, same | 4th. ’Die , or any of you can convict this man for Now to u. xrako a Uble oakulaUJ . don’t 1 11“,u'bed b“° ““J "rii ,|Xi„t iuJ,, drawn out to eommoniration with au acoomplioe and this most heinou'i crime, I would not from Vanderpool’s story: like to answer for that man’s peace of 5 min. I account for it ? , betoH Putar,tto/Fiotd Walking to drug store, ' 4th Thev say ho told 1 etaro ibm f jciu .raartto mind in this world or in thu next This 5 “ •Un — to Into, rad ’to' -----LKXJ34iF.eid. Walking to Dr. Ellis’ house, story of this mon in tho boat was flash­ . 5 “ wo th«> to <W rat think so ? Wtot as to tho amount paid Field. Walking to the boat, 2d. Would Vanderpool have allowed ed over tho country m a very few days X. There is no motive for oomnnttmg From boat to store again, object could he tore in lying ^0“'^ this murder shown against Defendant Fralick to row within ton or fifteen feet after the murder hupjwned, and if Secor 5 To bonk to lot tho dog in, of him and sit quietly ? Tho danger and his enthusiastic followers, Conover, for it would ody Ito’011 » ,rldcD„ If n he h„ touraereo u. murdered him ior his money, bo 5 Going to Dr. Fisher's, it ^trawrads if gndJ “ “ d OT. <nu Jid g u driib.rto.ly, » that it was no ac­ would have been too great and he could Ingram, Balli", Cutcheon and Buggies, 20 had spent half as much time ia hunting At Kober’s, not hare kept himself in that boat. that the tod bran enra.™ riaouiwl murder 01 cidental murder or anything that hap 10 Going Lome, 8d. If it was Vanderpool would ho (Continued on 3d page.) nened in the heat of pawon. luufaprttramra lo,,g; tirara raX Total, 60 T1"- *” �OtFB WASHINGTON LETTIE. Aug. 28, 1871. The Census Bureau rewHs the total population of this DMIet < 111,700 ISA” POLITICAL BTTUATMm. Delano, Just published here and that i District "11,U7 Congresaman Shelhkhnrger at CIsto­ Of this number there are of colored , land, Ohio, are dear and comprehen­ population 43,404; of white 67, SBC mak­ sive reviews nf the situation. Mr. De­ lano going generally over all the ground ing a white majority of 43,802. The total population of the District ia 1980 excepting that of the} tori fT which is I Offer to the tteople of BarryI ably handled hy Mr. Hhellabarger. was 75,000showing au increase in the Their speeches constitute a thorough ।last decade of 66,620 or nearly one hun­ County a large and select I dred per cent. and conclusive answer to the quiblings C. M. assortment of Dry Goods, 11 of Carl 8churz and the recalcitrant course of Horace Greeley upon the per­ Groceries, and a full line ofI TEACHERS NOTICE ­ sonal conduct of the Administration. Mr. Shellabarger accepts for Ohio the i Examination of Teachen for Barry practical proposition of ex-Conimisslonvarious other goods—EveryCounty, Fall Series. cr Wells who is pushed forward by the Democrats as their grand statistical j Th* Fall mHm of laxher* exMalBatioa* will b« thing to be sold Cheap fori hold m fellow*: fugleman for Revenue reform, ami j Cash. Call and Examine I At Orangeville, Oct. Gth. shows that generally and especially In “ Hastings, Oct 9th, and Nov. 6th. Ohio the Democratic platform rests " Assyria, Oct 13th—Ellis School ! the Goods. You will not re-1 upon the strictly revenue tariff, and op­ House. gret it. I poses all protection to industry by At Nashville, “ 17th. moans of a tariff on imports, while the ,. Middlerille “ 20th. Republican reformers in Congress have “ Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. practically carried ont the conclusion, “ Woodland, Nov. lOtli. ' oromnllr at 9 if not the theories of Mr. Wells, and those who agree with him in a demand DRESSED sent by them to Congress. The first nnd most prominent claim therein LUMBER, made was for •* Encouragemeet -call It protection if you will—of American In­ ardoflhe past will net only b. taaiauUad. dustry.” They requite only that thin • tondily adranerd. that the achoob of lUrry may rompam hrarnbly with thana af other oaudaa. Of all Kind*. protection should bo unvarying and le­ gitimate. He endorses the propositions of the “revenue reformers” of tlio Re­ publican party. In favor of a discrimi­ Elerator BalUisj of C. F. Dwight A Co, nating tariff lor protection and for rev\ enne. It will eoasBieneo Sept- «th aad nootiou* *ix weak.. Th. flup.rint.wd.nl of frhooU will *l»o eondoe: Mr. Delano goes so fully over tho HASTINGS, MICH. Held that it cannot be fairly referred tn in a letter, but must bo read to bo ajw Claaane tn the uranehev Uu*hl during the winter preciated. He nails some of the mis­ nil b. formed. PhraM Ihasmphr. Taleltaetoal Lnlhntelie. KeUtns. OraMar. Me&oda of Teaehtakes and falsehoods of the Democratic ; n* 'ullclnir I and Government, will receive apaeial attention, newspapers and othera regarding Presl- took* needed oau bo had of the Saperintandeat at half current prices. Cornell'* Phyiiccl Ueo*dent Grant's Administration of the ! boat aphjr, Kert'a ehorter oouraa in Grammar. Robin- , Revenue, and gives many new jiointa ] un'a Malhemaiira and Handair* Iteadiagaad Elo । in tho history of Sun Domingo nflkin ] OF. MKNV which everybody ought to read and un­ derstand. ' T. B. DIAMOND. LTH. Hama, Wffliama, & Co., IE® ▼AN VELBOR A ROLFE. 1 RUSSELLf JVEriMS, Sash L. RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAUER. ATTORNEY AND 00 Doors, E. A. HOLBROOK. nd OonaaaUon at Uw.and Bolish- ;-4 ...b. Blinds, &c. BEST STYLE GKANT & PHILLIPS OFFICIAL MOVEMENTS. PralriavUlc. Aag.S in. Co. Bupt. Behool*. The President did not return to Wash- ingtoD yesterday as was expected by many angry oflice HCt-kcra. There was AND no -business of special moment requir-1 Ing hi.* presvnee at the Capitol. Ten days leave of absence will bo ATTENTION I j granted to Pennsylvanians In the De­ portments in addition to the usual an­ PRACTICAL HOR8EKHOEING Bad G«aml i nual leave of thirty days, provided such 1 IlBck.mnhin*. at th* old -rtand of A. M. Kock. , uddltiontd leave is necessary to enable M. PRICKETT. them to vote, < The Auditing Commissioner of our City Dinin# Rooms District Corporation is advertising for claimants against tlte city of Washing­ ton. We suppose that few will refuse to respond to* the call especially as there is now plenty of money in the Treasury. TINE BOOTS! Arc bound to aell WM. L. COBH. Bam «WUBU. will Hl'.tnM u> rij Blmhhu Batnutod HARVEY WRIGHT, DRS. J. M. A C. RUSSELL, DRS. B. J. A E. F. BROWN, ll?:Y,tyFATM.ty Phniciam. OBeo tn old P. 0. |Tk, poor treated creiailouaiy Tbanday after JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN and Surrnon. Dweilin* on Broad -ay, Baar the Court tiauaa. Io the City. Masnlhetared by DR. C. C. LINSLEY, Phyiielan and Deatiit. WOODRUFF! P. DRAKE, M. Ik, REMEMBER, l attention given to the treatment of Groceries, | Waohlngtou Block, South side State St. HANLON, M. D„ SESaarasart* BJUTWELL’S STAR ASCENDING. Ail Styles of Women's and ChllAnd everything in their line of Goods at prices as lew iw at Jackson, or Grand Rapid*. And in many caw*. Lower. The Best in the City. Snrjean aid Meciaaiial Deatisis, GB.4XT# PHILLIPS. HYDE k. HAUER. C.H. HICES, ©9*411 CosUbm SUr’- 11 0,,,‘ * The Corner Grocery. N’w Got,ds «i««t Received. oorlOVtf STEWART KSTKINHOFF. ’ J. C. WOODRUFF MUEICAX! LOCAL MATTERS; C. G. HOLBROOK, WM. UPJOHN, Horsemen Dry Goods. Secretary Boutwell has left for a short vacation. He has been hard at work st L.*£. HTAJP'FKR. bls desk most of the summer and uow Aconov Bills printed on short notice only gives himself a temporary respite ; intending to return Id two weeks. Hc at thin Office. takes all the congratulations received from those who rejoice at bis ruccees, .and the condemnation of those who envy the high position he has earned, ‘l^t.ltMAN RICH, Dealer in Mimic*! In uMrat.,Shret Moaie. Moiieal Hook* rtc. Aho with grave equanimity. The premium rm for th* jn«tlr celebrated at which the new loan is now being TirLoa a firley omat, taken iu Etaopr, is a practical and as­ tonishing result of Mr. Boutwell's financial genius that will pale the Inch _______ ___ factual fires of bis petty rivals, and turn j Mioh. off the gas from the unail light fl nan ‘ dor* so effectually that In the darkness •which surrounds thBm, they will be un­ CAKII FOLICUM. able to find the thread of their fine spun arguments dropped so suddenly by them, on hearing the cable news from R.publlr of Cbinago. Aaaott*. R.UMB43 Horn, of l/iltnhn .t London. Inflationists here are subsldMjn r MMM1 K> lug. They fly their kites now very 20.JD 29 low indeed. 3.000.000 W WM II. HAYFORD tau Agoat: jUda bonght aad *Wd. and mil ba*. num traaaortion* on reaaoBBble term*. OAee ovnr Howi, of New Terh to Helt} Groceries, IIOOL OARBIJIfi A Hastings .1 Crockery. Glassware, J. W. MAYNARD. &.C., &,c. The delightful rain of Wednesday ■ night was much needed by thu crops' SiKW PLAN. CASH POLICIES. j of this region which were fast drying Cbwper than any Eton ln Haatinn I m,.v„ ’,,U> T- WHEELER. up and withering under the intense 0°l> ri T~..r.,, oa„ I, ,a, beat of the sun. The country smiled s..< I, p„ C^4. b, b.,,., 04 again and the streets of the city look quite attractive in the absence of dust. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. SHERIFF. OSee al the Court Uooae. HaaUn*». aaa. *a> i.im, 1HH. 1 The reduction of the grade on tbe Hia . Thia Halal, bo l.>u* and favorably kaown sidewalk at the east front uf the Treasury to the Trar hag Public, ia, being thoroughly r«DEPUTY U. 8. Marahal. General Collectla* A*en*. and Auctioneer. Building is now completed and tho flag will continue Io be kepi ’• MARBLE haring bought the Carding A/a c. It hickh gingand steps at both entrances which B< a Piral Claae Hnnae. --------------------- — lb. . „ F- ”• MALLORY-. chine latciy owned iu Middleville, and required to be reset will be finished in having removed it to llaatinga, and a few days, when it is the Intention of licit the palronac. ! a\-V..“tb7<&-to supervising Architect Mullett to put » in the city. i F. l.Y'ON. proortoior a large force to work cleaning the en­ beat manner and tire front of the building which has so long presented an ofiten<lvely dirty ap' Guarantee HntlMln<< LOST NOTE. ]*earancc. Our District military organizations ’• G<:>:s> (irirhrr are Increasing in number. The “Alex­ ander A. Shepherd Guard'” have just NEAR THE BANK. S3?** Wool sent by Railroad will be organized at tho Howard University. The best stock of Meat always on hand. „ „ "’COLEVILLE EXCHANGE. Carded to order, and sent back iu good Dennis Dardin confined in the Wash­ Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, condition. ington prison for tbe killing of John ur any thing you want. BURKsRT ECKERT. Dated H aatin*i. Ab*. 23. 1 b71. au*31 t7 McCarthy either feigns or actually is siMON P'RKENRUTH. troubled with bad dreams and the rav­ Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S HaitiM*. Au*. 3. 1ST1. ings of insanity. He lately attacked Michigan Exchange. 3 0 Years Experience ! central " Meat Market! WHEELER Jc DOWNING W. P. James the alleged aecessorj- to NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, the murder, confined in. the same cell with himeelf, and chocked him. He DEA LEKS ^uJJry Good*, Groceries,Booja aud exclaimed rcpeateuly in his ravings " Why was I ballotted for to kill Mt We pay thr hiyhnt market price for aU kinde Country Produce. Carthy." This is thought to be signifi­ cant of a conspiracy to, perpetrate the We am constantly receiving additions to our LARGE HTOCK OF GOODS and murder by certain of h& ouemies. ]already aelling el bottom Agurea. Suit bos been brought against the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Copapxny by W. Mathews for refusing to permit him under a transfer, to take MONEY TO LOAN I tbe can buyond tbe Junction. He claims $1,000 damages. Call oa ar addrt Captain Davenport, who is charged^ yean. ]Lake. Barry Co.. Mieh. with an atsnult with intent tokill Jus­ JOHN WHITMORE. tice O. 8. B. Wall, iostill confined in jail awaiting trial. His trial will take place In September. He will be represented by T. F. Miller, of this bar and the Hon. John M. Harlan, the late Repub­ lican candidate for Governor ef Ken- ' 4CLarr. Naw Warehouse, Adjoining U F. Dwight A Cob Foundry. $1.00 for 75c K •▼I«’rllnno1»u,i Card., WELCOME MARBLE. o/su^iC0^ j. HACK uni for ovary traia.* Dry Goods and Clothing HERRICK. Gold & Silver Watches, Flue Gold Jewelry, Selid Silrer aii PM Ware. ( .'xbe., C1K1U u< Jewel,, «e~lte4 at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. boimd vmnuiiKR! “I sees, ALBERT EIBELBERa, Botarra. Grtm^aft^C h???i " . H®,1'1* ~— ----------------------------“ S. B. BOBBS. *• Roberts a coM p»inUnir. �greble that they did in charfag *Rar Man Springer and trying to convict V-wiw pool right or wrong, tb. W Mta, a mdeed there to one, might long tfnoa have been brought to justice, I'OyCLVMUX. 1st. Those two ;enwere friendly and they have failed to show auyotber feel­ ing, for tjbe letter of Mrs. v nnderpool which has been brought in as oontra< lieting tho statement that they were friendly, shows nothing at all in regard r UO«lOvO to tho state of feelings existing between II them ns personal friends. Dried Apple* in 2d. His hopeful disposition is against y-ple 8Lg.r. •is Chicken*, per it, fur such a disposition does not oom. niit crime. No embarrassment would drive such a disposition to crixno, for he FoUtow.pvr.0 ... . would look beyond the present into the Applw.pw bu*M rraobaa. bright future. nii*”’ *ir<ea' |W lb 3d. Tho defendant’s good character ,fc” hns been unquestionably proved. Not ■Sheep Falta,........... CalTM Skin*. Grr»u one shadow of suspicion has bean cast upon it, and when we attempted to (Ireiwkx, ■ *M prove his character, the door was thrown open fur the other side to contradict this, Khoulder. but nut one word has been wliis|x>red against him from man, woman or child. 1 demand of you, and at the hands of each of you an acquittal on this grunud if ou^o other, for it is sufficient to raise a reasonable doubt, and the Judge will instruct you in that case to acquit. 4th. it has been proved, iuirly mid squarely proved, that Field waj seen The r«ry BEST PLACE to bay after it is charged he was killed. Mrs. Springer saw him so long after thu tiiuo alleged, that if her (tine) vra« mill time, it would yet make it iodg after CAHPKTS, the time he is alleged to have been kill­ ed, and she is corroborated by Charlie. Mr. and Mrs I»tt, and E. B. Hall say OIL CLOTHS, they saw him after 1 o’clock, uud Geo. Fonl and Miss Ella Magill, swear thev saw the door oi»en that afternoon, anil MATTINGS, dare you in the lace of these five wit- j nessM say that he was not seen at all? MATS. I Their testimony must be taken and con- : siderod os good as any, if not im-1 UPHOLSTERED GOODS, peached. NEW CARPET HOUSE \ ATTENTION! and That to buy Goods Good Bargai RUSSELL You must visit the Con boj bad by| Calling al Hardware, real Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S Stoves, Office in Hastings. He Offier the following Tax Titles Harnesses, SKI.VER $ DECKER, Agricultural Tools, &c. of LANDS Battle Creek. leather belting a specialty Situated in the various Townships of We will not be under­ Large Stock sold by any House In Michigan. Counties in the State of Michigan, Jost Received. John A. Gkeble, 1»1< ACKLEY Barry County—one of the best SKlKKBRJf DECKER. THE CELEBRATED Farrier’s Improved! SLADE ASSYRIA. nascairriox *actiox.!OB*curnox. asenox. --------■ ’pWVofBWjf ») »{w i/Jf I. M >.J n o X of n w », I north 60 acre* of .X..X •Mvfa-K MAPLE GROVE. “ H of a e K GRANITE STATE CASTLETON. CornSheller! TOR SALE AT IQ.se’' ton w V X w. T. EASTMAN’SI Warehouse on Broadway. V of n w V Druggists and Chemists, 5th. He had nu off.-r of capital and hiII of-wK business prosperous, and credit good i WOODLAND. AXD and dealers in “ which rebuts ah motive. PATENT MEDICINES. Land and Calcined Plaster, 6th. His conduct during the transac- ' tion, aftenhis arrest and during the tri- • NOTTINGHAM LACES. PAINTS. ‘ • S'of»«K al, is such as the beoks attribute to an LIME, WATER LIME u w Ire V OILS, innocentiuau. nw yot aw ’ • Kofa.K VARNISHES, 7th. The circumstances are as tunsis- . :.mt with innocence as with guilt, and ' TURPENTINE, JOHNSTOWN. when we add the circumstance that; 74 MONROE STREET, ! TOILET and FANCY GOODS, Field was seen after they separated at PERFUMERY. August 10. 1871. the tiauk, then the circumstancas are nil BOOKS A STATIONERS, given a different direction, and actually ' GRAXD RAI-IDS. UICHKAX C HOICE TEAS, exclude trie defendant as a }M>ssible par­ W. H. JEWELL, GROCERIES, ty to the murder. If this was a suit in BALTIMORE. Register of Deeds, Notary Public, CIGARS and TOBACCO, assumpsit for the recovery of the stolen KofnwK top KEROSENE LAM PS 4 FIXTURES money could it be maintained 'i »K“fo»K I®« Have thesff witnesses, who swear they iJ.ortwJ^fawKWj 8ENERAL CONVEYANCERj saw him. been impeached ?- We tell WALL PAPES, *<•.. Ac.. Abstracts of Titles HASTINGS. vou no. and they are as respectable wit lands in Barry County famished on nesses as have gone upon that atsml. CITY DRUG STORE. application, at my office in the How is u witness impeached? His State St.. Hasting*, Mich. Court House. Honor will tell you that there are sever­ al methods. One is by getting two or W. H. JEWELL. CARLTON. Hsdisst, Hick throe i^rsons to swear that their reputa­ tion for truth and veracity in the com­ munity iu winch they live is not good, but has any' one gone . upon that stand 1 . to say-aught against Airs. Springer or any uf the others. Another method of BARRY. impeaching witnesses and the most abominable of all, u to get n lot of de­ tectives and magistrates and prosecuting attorneys to follow them up nnd find out) what they know about a thing and then THE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS compare their statements and present TUB HOPE. any disagreement they can make j out of it. The inqieaching witnesses are j w Vofn w Conover, Cutcheon. Ingram, Briggs and j . __ , . such characters. The Frenchman saw him on Saturday near Jone# Brewery, ; J ° iir ' but he was going n different way from , SIMPLY’ CONSTRUCTED, ’ _____ what h, «i> when Mr, Springer a>w EASILY VNDEIiSTOOI). RUTLAND. him, us sho save, on Sundav, and docs Of Hdme Manufacture, • LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES il.’w of MW < Forlthe BEST AND CHEAPEST SIB, BOOTS Family Sewing Machine lliajs in drier anil Ready for Work, I f- diecussed this question, as a question of prepondorancx of proof, but when re­ viewed from the stand point of the crim- . inal law they liadu into insignificance. : Do they satisfy tbe mind beyond a roa-: n «ui m*i tenable doubt ? I insist that thev leave ”B‘ b—ting, no doubt of the defendant’, innocence, I “ W‘J and I demand of you and each of you .t,1,!.’.1 Rortj^’Tn^'. an acquittal at your hands. 1 rably' Tl.i. dopant nppod for p.rro.1 lib- * Pringv neatly and du- j " ... , i work I*- AFTKaKOOX SKSS1OX. “D _ Frier, only SO Cents a Bottle. vinucvek with I i Office end salesroom at At the opening of court this after­ noon, Mr. T. B. Church began tho closJune ft, 1571. U ing argument for the People and spoke j with great force and power till the ad-1 Cheap varmw : j-'rev nom<« journment tins evening and wdl finish , to-morrow, at which time we will pub- { lish the whole of tho speech together. Grand Rapids turned out emnasso to­ day, to hear her favorite Orator. PACIFIC RAILROAD, 12,000,000 ACRES: or tb« and Grating tkx experienced Bookkeeper wants io obtain a situation as Bookkeeper and Clerk. Address W. K., care Basnek, Hastings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf wa«r roe mu, iuv —— Tb.ee landear. ia a wild aad b«ltby ehrnate. U for grain-growing end «teek-rn»ing. un»urL»ed by any'-lb. United Sul... Prices range from $2 to $10 ]>er Acre. HONE.'TKADSFOB ACTUAL SETTLERS. 1LW0IW0 Acre* of Government Land* between Om.l'ia -nd North Platte, open for entry a* Hobutxam oxtr SOLDIERS OF TUB LATE H AR Go there tor your CHOICE GROCERIES! ABB BSriTKLBD TO A FBEE HOMESTEAD OF MO ACHES, within Railroad lunita, equal to a Direct Bounty of $-100. for the new edition of descriptive pam- A fine stock Jen IRVING. Little Red Shop! * ot a w v ‘ You cannot afford •*> bnv a netting ‘..”u COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, !«» to ol a e # Sole Proprietor of SHEPARDS erty closed a little before noon, havipg jn Tall.»ringor DreMtnaki-M occupied in all, nearly nine hours infae- 1 THIS MACHINE HAS NO EQUAL. livery, after which court took the usual > Pleaaacall -nd examine too Narhine and it* ( recess till 2 r. m. I" n w K of n w W K TVnwMofawfc Go to the ■” X WestofBank. , PRAIRIEVILLE. Thia article haa bean thoroughly taaled ■ nd found n auro nnd speedy cure for the following complaint*. Jaundice, Indigestion, Sour Stom­ ach. Costiveness, Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever& Ague, Dyspepsia, Worms in Children, Piles, Billons Com­ plaints, Loss of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin. Pimples on the Fare, and all Diseases of the Blood: also the best Diuretic in Vse for Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel, Rheumatism, Ac. JJc. 1 vm.a —, —j ------- -- --nenuino-Bitterw In one BO Cents Bottle of Shepard " Compound Wahoo Bitters than there is in a whole case of any other kind in market. Recommended by all the first Class Physicians throughout the City and Country, as the best Family Medicine tn use. No Family should be without’ A. WOOLEY This is the Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s ORANGEVILLE. > ii,,’”3r5}»or’c^ n Uofa e V nej/ofn Ko?n-X YANKEE SPRINGS. O gJmmglfall for warm meals at all hours. Remember the pl-ace. OpPrice, only 80 Cents a Bottle. 1 posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. For Sale by Dru«l«t» and Dealer* Generally. time nnd m«y>ey._____ of-; w K THORNAPPLE ofa.K { of n w >/ 'ofn-K L. E. STAUFFER. ola.K, c. N. SHEPARD, GO TO CLARK'S FOR PICTURES. Grand Rapids, Mich. For Salo by ACKLEY A BLADE, Hastings, Mich. !l oolrtV ' 2»*WofawK Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information desired. L>. H. COOK Ac co Onm CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS COME AND SEE THEM Oysters and Ryereshments. on hand at all hours. 25rl H. A. BUBELL farm for sale. DENTIST Mville. Mictai. Pure Wines and Liquors! FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. 0epo«w> P. 0. llutiage, MU» �Tt(a R^pdaucjvi B^nei^. bail y Dtrsnro the triad *■ M. noun, - . r.Miun. Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jackson at Rcxtax’s Taira. An Every-day Story. 14, 15. Fare and Transportation.—The fare on the Grand River Valley Rail­ road between Jackson and Nunica will be reduced, and the price of tickets, good for all trains, to Gr^ttd Rapids, up to the 15tb, and good for a return up to aud includiugall trains ou tbe 16th, for nfare and a .fifth. Property will be transported to the exhibition and return, Free of Charge, subject to the usual conditions, which can be learned by posters, or at the va­ rious railroad office*. The same rul a and regulations ns above will apply to the State Fair. Northern Michigan Agricultural nnd Mechanical Socioty’s Exposition, at Call on Mne Wilcox tor millinery Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, goods of all the lateit and beat styles. Thursday and Friday, September, 12,18, B1CH1GAB CENTRAL R. R. • • Hello John, where arc you going T” “I was going down here to buy some gn®ers,” AUGUHT 1W71. “Well lam going down toMnoo Al­ len’s to buy mine.” "Down to Allen's? Why, I never bo’t any of him, I always go there to buy "itw M crockery nnd wall paper, but I never thought of buying groecricj there. Not long ago I bo’t a whole set ot crockery and pa|®r enough to pa]®r my house, 1 ttd.P there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could buy any where else. Itoeldes he war­ ranted it. The crockery hc keeps Is the Boot's celebrated ware.” "Well, I always do so on groceries, and I know you can. Besides ho takes anything 1 have Io sell at a fair price, too. I get a l®tter tobacco, lea and sugar there for tbe same money than any where else Id town.” M. ALLEN, S, Washington Block, Aug. 15,1871. HAS'kOA Grand River Valley Division Chsrlott* ACCOM. « lops Grand Rap dp 12 4& r M Clover SUPERIOR. McSHERRY AND STATESMAN Michigan State Agricultural Society, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday September 19, 20, 21 nnd 22. The premiums offered amount to $12,- < (XXI. ■ Barry Co., Agricultural society, Wad- j GRAIN DRILL Kalamazoo and Aun Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, — BALL. Ham*, Williams & Co. nesday, Thursday and Friday, October.; Do not claim to have the only Mold­ 4, 5 and 6. ing Machine lu Bany county, but they have one that will stick any nnd all kinds oi moldings that arc needed. Horticultural Suggesticne lor Sep­ tember. They also have on hand a large number of doors, Bash, blinds, moldlnRS. winb'“ld“l,,’r Attend to the nt.rk.Une .nJpther-l figures for caab. . |nR of pmit. Every orchard should have . ’ ' I a fruit house in which truit may be kept: Go to Comrmns 4 Brown for Paints, to ripen after being pulled in an unripe' v™"1-™ _____________ '“Apple, which tf. 00. oM for the ---------------------- !-------------- —' market will find a ready sale at a future GALE AND KALAMAZOO. PLOIVS iiM) CaHSTIJVGS, . I I Traina on the Chieaao k .Viehiran Lake Skore R. R. leave Grand Rapid* for Nuikecvn and White 1 .If J > Va/m MOn ETC., MACHINERY in Barry County—for aalo by E. P. BURRALL. (HAS B. BOH .“.•,A*!*ROr-ST <W°-,ta‘,‘ Local blijifie$ JiQticeg. HARROWS, AGRICULTURAL JnUUla)' Hoe between rows of trees In the nur-1 ' wry, and drills of vegetables in the gar­ . den, to keep down weeds. TWO NIGHTS bXLTi IHAa IL BUbU. AMtMBIL aj! .Wash the llmbe and trunk** of fruit : Two IVigrlits Only l's trees, to kill bark'lice. Did out the lx>rer from the collar* of peach and ap, pie trees, and put on bondages. Labels should I® painted or lettered, and attached to young fruit trees, or 'used to mark tbe position of flowering • j bulbs, etc. • Strawberries may I® transplanted this Protect YouhreLf against Smai.l j NEW COMPANY, | month, with good results. Make beds lor bulbs, and set them out • Fox. Dr. Drake has a supply of pure । NEW FACES, from time to time. ■ Vaccine Matter/ al 1000 a m. Detroit Ex4>re«e at MACHINES, and the largest stock of Put UP- f im®iIr wel1 <irle<1 and lUFsrvJf SAWING Offioo in John Woiwrtt’, Ilnrdwar- tflorr, lin.«-u'» Now Block. J. W. & (J. G. BENTLEY A. 0. MILLER! |Suecvw»or* _W Dickey >.Bentley. lledp’dajSJIilijj.tte’?,Je|rt.i3,14. Effita. Grand Balcony Serenade by the To “A Republican. Female Sliver Cornet Band,~%tf „ Each Evening o’clock. xwu u v a consummate ,u»r. You are tw. Your} For particulars w- billskid Programm- jpttpr wlxich appeared in last week's ’’'^BILiAl GORHAM. Journal defending the manner in which wjiich; ’ Agent. the Prosecuting Attorney of Manistee j ■■— (as is reported) spoke of a most respectaDre., M.kUur ' ble ltUy of men, prove, yob not only « b ' veritable ass but au ignoramus, lou . To the Indlesof Hasting* and vicinity ; nro not n Republican and do not read j — call nt room* over Mrs. Morris ’ s on ; Republican: papers ; were it otberwi*c New goods has Just arrived at MANUFACTURERS OF HASH, JXiO.RK’ JtLTNl>8, MOLDINGS, Ac. St. and get your dresses cut or ' you woubl understand that Republican ' R. Mudge's. , Jcflbrson made in every style. New rooms just! editors are not todies. Your letter os a opened by Miss S abah S iiriner . literary production would disgrace a Attention ! u‘ir rierr. Mrf. I.iBBiE Bradley, j Kentucky X Roads Democrat and tho i ALSO. LUMHER FLOORIN'? SIDTHQ 4*-’ I have a yoke of cattle and a single | I editor who would admit such an effusion ; horse for sale. Will sell on timo lor ■ BACK NUMBERS Z to his columns should go back to his |' good paper. 11. J. Guant. • Wo an .apply mat tf 1 of th. bark ' *?}>«■« “>d •»*«<> Aug. 30, 1871. numbers of the daily Baxter from No.. The above from the PiaindMlrr of; “ Oxe stormy night in winter when 4. Will send ns complete a file ns ]x>ss- ■ Thursday, will 1® appreciated by tho peo- j the winds were blowing'cold,” I bought ible for 5 cts. per copy. Deniers sttpplfed ulo of limitings and Irving, and wo pre­ nt usual rates. sumo by oar readers generally. The days of grace on accounts due Dry. An engineer on tho Lake Shore & ' the late flrm of Dickey & Bently, are Dusty. pretty nearly out. Those inteieeled Michigan Southern Rail rood shot an 18 J will do well tariake notice, dtoscpl Town crowded. I®nud turkey while his freight train wn? Streets lull of Police. l awdng at full speed through tho woods Another railroad will not effect tho Streets need sprinkling. uear Sliver Creek. The turkey was in po-; low prices at Maus’. r trial,o . ■ - - to a close. ; ®ition ou the branch of a tall oak. Tbej Vanderpool drawing New York Comtnly Company dkl “»•■*«< Wanted. Wanted. ~ •-—-----■ ■ Every one having unsettled accounts not come to time to-night. to call and settle thesame by September Pink and blue ns match colors have' GREAT UNION EXPOSITION ltd, for 1 must have my pay. become fashionable. At Grand Rapid*, lOwl Mason Allen. Mr. Church commrawnl tho closing ■ SEPTEMBER 12, 13, U AND 15,1871,1 •i-guments fur tho people, ihu p. m. Dox’t you know where to get your ! boob mid .boo.’ I do-at j. Mau.'. A.o.ullte,t-Dalil 111U W«dm, I ire are every day solicited, to furnish Plates of Teeth day.udThumd.y evening. with new '»rlktr" 'lkl> Agdeg l.r.Uh* JI,. for less than our usual price, backed- with the complaint Cancer can be Cured. । plays, new faces, Female Silver Cornet' cnanlcal Society. of parties who say they are unable to nay so much. | Band and everything nice. We are T"* i n • A*ow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need and -o,-. of cancer and scrofula in every form. 8*a,XBt,on of Miller s troupe. Quite m makinst tha ab<>rc a grud demonatra- should have them, we willfrom this date, for a few Sondrord.eobr. »I P« bottle. Adj T7^F^"<d^Mkblgeo. : weeks, drop thcfprice almost one-half. H e will nowmahc Best Meat near tbe bank. Birkenruth sells meat reasonable. Smoked Hants and Shoulders at Bir-i keuniUPa. Salt Pork’, fine <|uailty nt Blrkon-1 ruth’s. J I will sell better Meat, and at lower pric Ibnn anyother Market lu tbe ■ ~ city. 8. Bijikenruth. Moldings a Specialty. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. State Pomological Society ”• uJlin^b. Iron,. i t i i u t , Ing Its resources. and boots nnd shoes if he don’t make n 1 cent. * full and Complete sets for#25. or Under $13: ST'.SXtf." "r?" ; i George G. Wright, of Iowa, have been : ■r*'«U»F,l>r»«A»lUbFbl.., loro Ip.:- „ T ‘w SI... i. bound to Mil hi. ■ | IlbXRY H. CLUsB. ALL Ol'K WORK WARRANTED, 1^* Railroad autl »tearub'»at fure» at excuraion j rates. Freight nostlr free.; Gof^-Quurter stretch'* badges CITY PAINT STORE! Membership tickets for the Union Fair, 1 11 cent sugar at Busell’s. and so save all bother. You Can obtain ’ Rubber mope at Busell'p. ' them fur $2 or SI0 each. Peaches fresh and nice at BuscH'e. COMMINS 4, BROWN Best Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep- : CheapExccesions.—Duringtbe great, la, at Bvbell'f. Union Fair, nt Grand Rapids, TTkTm ■ The Town Talk wcek«11,0 Inroad will issue 1 Jt*J, I h I. ll» Otfno of a Choice Brood of Ci- 1 tickcl* ““-■‘•H' *• «»<U.y rote, to gm. jetreoeind .0.1 fur ml.- nt tho *S'1 tro" Gl"‘l «t .11 .tnlioum cm™.™.. STEWART & STEINHOFF- NO USE Laege Cango.-Tho largest tea cargo ,, . . .. . , •_ J Y arnifthcs, rMixed j The Laiolst Stock of School Books thnt has ever passed through Detroit, I * . I Pntnfu Brushes, Itriiahno nn.l Am ­ in the Gty at the Qty News Depot Paints, and Ar was on a through freight recently from tist’s Materials, Wall San Francisco, consisting of several ’ Best cheese In the city at BuEell*^. Paper, Window thousand boxes. The toa was in bond : A Choice Stock of perfumeries nt tho and consigned to a house in New York.' Shades, City News Depot Twenty cars were filled to their greatest, picture frames, glass, etc., etc. capacity. For Photographs and Pictures, of all kinds, coll ou J. F. Minkler. The Town Talk, K. C. B. and E. B Hall, three of tho best Brands of Cigars in the market at Post Office. Cheapest fruit Jurat Buseli's. The place to buy your boots and shoes i« at Runyan's. Custom work made on short notice, in good style and reasonable prices at RuxYAN’e. Bee Kekfku at the State Fail.— It may not be known to all oar readers that during tbe State Fair at Kalamaroo there is to bo on annual meeting of tho “Michigan Bee Keepers* Associa­ tion.*’ Tho meeting is to bo hold in Corporation Hall and there will be two sessions daily, the first to boon Tuesday evening. At these meetings there will bo essays anti ducusswas on the chief subjects of interest oanneoted with bee culture, and some of the apiarists of tho H. A. Goodyear. Dan'l Striker. Goodyear & 3triker ... ............. We, l« City News Depot. f. Single Plates, Upper num HIM Dealers in Call at . JOHTSF WOLF’S Sign & Ornamental Painting, HARNESSES, Iron, Nails, Glass, Graining, Paptr-Hanging, Kalaomining, Sft., ! Corner CharcbTnVSlnir^twt'' FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Hastings, Mich. To th e Ladies !1 ^Ladies’ line shoes of the latest styles at Runyan doubt thatto very many who will attend kef Y5 First National Clothtxq House. the Fair, this will prove one of the .u .. ^*^5” most profitable and interesting features. F <”’rClothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. The officers of tho Association are to । onl*v. N«sr t£e pMt^oe, onJeKmmB^i. tf E. G. WltUAMS. be elected on Thursday morning. "iwimw. Jun* let. un."’ M ’ A’ ** ‘ either at home or abroad LOTS AHI) PILES OF IT on AHD SOUSE TO SELT nlly £7 Matin i------ A ’ jnntt C&kku. OaOdfrttAm? m tin irmarkat I—-____ •UI <h Imia. J fc™ y a. fiu OH hand ; alao Shroudz fyrnuM if A•trod. A .ood Wooden Ware, <fco AGENTS FOR THE Detroit Stoves, made of Lake Superior Iron THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Also the ,r<r JOHN WOLF WOODLAND PAPT-OPR � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-12.pdf cd2ffc66cc1187f9a3fe10e2fb05f5b3 PDF Text Text l)c jestings VOL. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. ' Twenty-fifth Day’s Proceedings. T. R.'CHURCH'S ARGUMENT. VKSTtkDAT AFTkXXOO.V SKMIO.X. 8 edition HAM INKS. Mt, H.. Tt RS|,,n EVESI;,.,, Sat u no„t ideutaortkm ^ ‘by.b. Copt by the fra fuco’^™~»e«-| nml _. tab bL.u"°’ th«“"“ M br">- «n kSw how°iitt;.""t ehange tn th-fane, m.k„ #P"””“biy. TaUTwtlXf" Th400,' Wh, Herbert FieH^’u, Herten lh“ l>o,1>' “f Herbert Field from inspecting the fes- WortdZ”?"’ “ I «bould tluak it prooUlia: they WddM he dr.w „U1 |2,000 ,„d ch™, went telling a ,tory. Dead tn the water 12 ^“■“If to thia irregular way? hX bot 1MJ dura, who could tell that taco ? The rerr “Other, to beat ondetun, „ hare i, that hi, IwdZ Th'f““l«ltote upon the wa. about that high and about tha’t ubdo, »f •greementa.ui.rot^a.but CV« l>J "rtlod ix-Qtont the, «“~a the ri.ould.„ and wore R w1""'' of- HeA I’Wely tho urn. cloth™. But let ua H?ll* bare. Mi» t»rt field uy, g,,. „„ |7 0W) Md j Hill ,atd he bad on black clothea and “Tl go, A.nderilool ,av, uka |.-,000 iwrge gaitera, when he loft home that “»d go. oad he began to draw out hi. on btook cl7dto, -.r-p, ..*n,d * ho“ STtaTwX bo had ?XU“Hh NO. 25, evidence. Mr.' bank door open, but to offset this wo - it, and tlien * £"*2^7 Bb°Ul haT0htho of Ramsdell who now I will nn»u?u . UuUp ® WOnt triod th® door of tllL’ 'road fwtw 4 n.^urt^r bonk that afternoon, looking for the 271 iheonit.' L Import* ' ■ proprietor, of the drug ston1, and at j rfendS ± >bia kU | lug. B. W. T.jlor,sitting on th. ‘.top, A tremenduoiu crowd assembled thia T*”y«> I °f the 7>>n Houses^! I,o « nJn afternoon to hear the closing argument 1 of lh« bank, but no have on this famous case, by T. B. Church, ' ““ 'b'”’ «• ratterod , tho teetimony of Kirkland who had an who spoke substantially as follows: t‘““’ ‘n30100”1.' : engagement with Field to go availing ,h“ '"c11 ““ ar" nn‘ “““ “nd tried to get into the bank but ooul.1 : Gektlkmkx or nre J rar—I hardly frequent. not and then went over to Filer’s to know what 1 shall say by way of open­ Mr. Hughes objected to his reading watch for him but saw no one coming ing this case for the People, I have no ;from law books, unless ho should have out or going into that bank that after­ prepared rhetorical sentence'. This is ,the right fo reply, as this law was not noon, and his courting spoken of wa« a matter of vital importance Imth to the incidental to his being there. Now I people and this prisoner. furnished to him before he finished his come to the most important question^ The magnitude and enormity of this speech, ahd the Judge sustained the ob ­ in thia case. I assume that that bank »rime I can hardily discribe, for it is a was not open that aftenfoon and that found at at the the Bank, Bank. and nn<1 the ♦».« serge _ ___these,are the circumstances under which . jection. . of human law but of was found breach not only 1 Field was not seen that afternoon, but God’s everlasting Canon, “Thou shslt | gaiters were on his feet More than f^WT°Ul-^ tlarkno“. but I hope, The fact that tveld deposited $3,360.­ uvt that Miss Hill testified to the shirt found from the temblo manner of his taking 22 in the safe at tho drug ctorc, has a that he entered that bank in tho morn­ not kill." kill” ing and 111 tho afternoon w as lying there Now by the [trovisions of the taw this on “»• body as being ono mode bv her off, mto a brighter future beyond- He peculiar significance, for ho- had murdered. We claim that ho was mur­ < is entrusted to you, tuid it seems to own hands which she knows by the pe­ insisted that the little memorandum never told his aunt about it, ine that a very peculiar view of your i»o- 1 culior gusset she made and put in all bookatAViUard 4 Hall’s corroborated nor had Willard 4 Hall, and this very dered while sitting at his desk with his 4 m th“ was entered $700 thing would explode the theory that he hood bent over, and we have a state­ \ cition and duty luw been taken by the , sut;b garments. Then in this shirt was ment of Vanderpool that the lust time ' gentleman who has just closed. What | found throe studs bought by Miss Hill and $400, corresponding to the entries had run away. When lie is missed his that ho saw Field alive,’he was sitting is your oath but that you “shall true de- ■ ’u Minot, Maine, and presented to him in the bank liooks which were found to imrtner manifesto no anxiety, but in­ at his desk writing, but my brother 1M ‘ $l,f00 and $1,400 respectively. dustriously clreu.ates the story that he hvernne© make between the Common- ttnd h® had a $20 gold piece in his pock­ He had drawn out aud deposited in had run away. He has eertalniy gone Hughes tolls you that he was not mur­ wealth and this respondent?” You are et which she had seen him put there I nud we find that he has not run away, dered in tho bonk because no blood was not hero to defend this prisoner only, I uud this gold piece was wrapped in an :I the drug store as his little book kept and who has made way with himH? Wc We found there in onv guilty quantity. 1 m„ivlt^^?.V yF iUlh,n i there showed, $3,360.22, and of this perb.i» notu^ tout °S MiEb.'bSt'i ! lh» but to do justice to all. The gentleman I »n which I can read “ Herbert ' wna tnu-a _ . would have you believe that you wero a I*®— «nd the lower part of an"l” and I was found in an envelope ‘in “Jthe safe at good bouse, aud during that summer lemony on this point. Dr. Elks esti< .. < U yf , ’ I “ “ •• .UH. nU.MlUu. . bulwark .ItWTi -round him to kow off! “d.”«l~ Mirk. IW™ .too « t2’.28? ®’ —— *— we find• *•' him going to Itacinc and taking ,1 mates that not more than half or three . which nil harm and insinuations of guilt That ■ found on his finger a ring lent to him ! >D» »he exact nnlacks» just k­ $5.00 of be­ his wife on a tour to N. Y., al! of which quarter? of u ]>ound of blood would the that exactheamount a great crime has been committed is not ' *’5 bis friend Willard and identified, i ing showed hod "d his "" little book things would give the Impression that flow from the lower wound and about he was a man of considerable means, denied, and the question now arises how •Sow with all these eirourustanciMi I am > n.toi—j?— ... . • then when he comes home and the ar­ three pints from the upper. Dr. Bhurley was he murdered and where was he rangement is made for Field to with­ thinks that six pinto might havo flowed murdered ? There have been some very draw, and he begins to see that Field is from both wounds. Now the Counselor already drawing out his money, that On the other side says that if this blood strange and singular remarks made by '““I1 gel out of thi. a. “X“8|w *8,800 are already gone, tnough he does had remained there it. would have been the gentleman on the other side which not know where Field has put it, but leads me to examine the evidence to b71i . I W‘“ ,h»t'' “‘"-I h» ft~|U.’Utlj took he can sec by the books that it is gone, blood in guilty quantities, but wo havo t. t ’ ,h“‘ “ "nd Ito"’ be -u he realizes that when the remaining never claimed that blood was found in wme extept. (founscl may inveigh ble ai thJ ,t* “!' »“t. «“d when Mr V.udenaiol $3,040 are taken he will be reduced from guilty quantities, and this from the ex­ against witnesses as much as they<?hoo»e, Wto™likiT I b. U h | hy gentlemen, what they have spent ux,k Dr. Ellis in and showed him where the position of “ our young banker” to traordinary opportunity ho had for de­ they may tf eorixe, and mistify and spec­ with that of his former occupation of foreman stroying, the evidences of liis guilt. It ulate to the extent of their ability, but hours upon trying to induce you to be- lu! >aid FieW hud r b^Ffeld r e S,’70° and e1’400' th« fi«‘ in running logs. Would it not l<esome' is the small amount of blood found that they rannot get away from the cardinal motive for him to stop his taking out vf fi»l«hne«s- j suspicion that community had of his what remained and to grab back the is, to be fact wtyich stands out clear as day that TtoL 1.5 . considered. It is well 4 .known ... $.1,360 that Field had already drawn out lhat wbeu blood comes in contact with ' Herbert Field is dead and that •be died they cite yvutlie case of kiga Roren- I talgj.y and which Vanderpool very likely sup- I the air, it soon begins to coagulate or nr^frtm yuewimlitotolrejxrter’.rt., nX,. „„„ <ho h« ewumitlixl a posed he had in his |>ocketx ? But they I thicken,which would prevent its running ho uei-i-r yet uudar- „ri,n„ .tenroni, „t „ We live in n feculiar state of things euuut, .•b.a, tell you that Klnuson, at Itaclne, was through the carpet os much as it otherfor hiDl and the longer 1 live and the wider mv gon. any judmal anauM IKat .l,.^; It u lnM, lh„ j,.Ry,anddoo. fool. a few words of that testimony kills the ub*ervatiuu extends, 1 am furred more Mv lhe.v gyuUemeu. n. th. body of. thing, and U, expedient. ; whole, for as Mra. Slauson says “my hus­ statement in die “ Brown Nolan” letter and more to this conviction, that it a l!I‘Lrv if““ll1” ,1,"l.bud’r 01 band was going to let him have $10,000 tliat“he bled on folded newspaper*.’Tho q, man wishes to escape the penally of the •"?*“ “ddeb an- foolid.. Orer and bevdnd In four or Ove weeks, as soon as he couhl blood would bo arrested by the carpet' “he I-hWtoto tell you that . t|,„ ,;KilunM of !icv ,jod iirjeri,1 examine the condition of the bank." law let him commit tho highest crimes I death !- Tho physic known to the law, and then boss sur- *here u wmo two‘ deadly 1 Around. « the ; ,|,a .-riohe^ ,boun w(rk ouJ Do you sujipose that ibis man who had and the hay under it and the dirt under that, and all this time it rounded bv friends and a diseased public ।■ head, and these inflscted dunng life, -t bonvict themselves. A statement was accumulated $100,000 at Racine, by bard would be undergoing coagulation wounds iuui that wouiu would cause death, immish- • ma.io this Inorain< ,^Incd uncalled work In the lumber bu«inera, would In­ so that we would not expect very- much opinion and ail oil things to shield him. 1I woudus uvaui, mui vest $10,000 In ibis bU'ted up Manistee They tell you that tho life survive ‘ testimuay is pre- ' ate death, ““ ' could aot 5S “”\SS a 1 foe, when they said ti\at the exhibition bank ? Then the letter written in to/un through the floor, or more titles rented in a neculiarly hostile manner I uient,and that 18 i fbe ' way IlA’ljert l'icld that Field made of his journal to his August from Milwaukee to bis wife and was indicated by the little drops hang­ and thev tell you about the unreliabilitv to his death. The defense began friends was made after business hours, known as the “ Idatting letter,” shows ing co-agulated on the underside of the i plain of the medical’ and what docs that. signify ? I think that he was at that time in Milwaukee board. This Dr. Duffield pronounced of circ^nstaatfel evidence, but 1 trust | on the rtart to cume*-" begging for money, aud it explodes the testimoay and apopcte<l them to the that you will take the instructions af the to bo Hood, and this I suppose will Lto most searching cross-examination. Why suggestion of the associate counsel in whole stery in regard to Slauaon helping objected, ns not a proper rendering o\_ Court"ujon this matter. him. They tell you that he was afflict­ , Ono -fact is proved and settled and is this child’s play-9 Why den’t they the trial of this cause. ed with chronic diarrhn-a, but it would ms oy my brother uroiner Hughes, i rogues. his testimony by If George Vanderpool made thosu ‘“'.'.““L' S' “ »"■JStotril but I will read hto toatiraony as into.‘ then another and ail put together impel acknowledge that this is the dead body • you irrwistably t»> it ‘ certain conclusion of Field and that ho camo to his death false entries in th© bank boeka, that is with chronic poverty,with ohrenic men— cribed from tho Reporter's notes. But dicancy and inneeutiioaity, a persist­ by some murderous weapon, and meet it one witness tree that we have establish­ ent ixggsr if you please. It is n ban! mv learned brother asks, why did he and ore you to throw away common sen.-e ? < Even- young lawyer feels it in- fairly and squarely ? Herbert Field was ed and if we get three or four more, wo thing to charge a man with killing his not resort to other tests and mentions Lumlkent 'upon him to stand up before not thrust out of all the bloom and shall be directed right straight to the partner and friend, oh they tell you. for the crystal test ? I will say. that tests the jury and dilat on tho dangers of cir­ freshness of this life by casualty, Her­ central fact. Oh, they will tell you that $7,000, but we cannot tell anything have been made in this way, and some about what men will do. ebster c umstantial vvideuue no matter what the bert Field was killed, murdered by an a great many other changes occur all, killed Parkman for $483, and that too, in connection with this very case, ®ul it accusation, whether the stealing of a assassin ; that is tho grand central fact tlirough tbo’boek made by both, so that hi the day time and in a building filled is found that by this method the bloou chicken or the marder of a companion in this inquiry about which all othe<* ■ these were probably of tlio same char- with students and professors and where of different animals can bo distinguish­ in the darkness of the night They read facto cluster and to which they must j acter, but all the other changes tire of ncojde were passing at all hours of the ed but for this particular case, that i<l be an immaterial character and I can prove day. They bring in his good character, i woa would be of of no no nai jwrticutar account. Wo stories of wrongful convictions, which accommodate themselves. let us examine this good character ’ a v « ■ Now lot u, aww Uiu with « litlle '* to J ““. l’J bringing the book, and but . You remember in“ bust™*.. Il I. true thit nelbtoa ba. I t*?““’ d” ’ ”,h'"us JimIhc Story, says "“have becutn. the rommon places oi aHisexperieuoed attor­ l.we of bent anil luor. of judgmml. ’•bowing lieu, U> you. They tne.1 Io been said against liim but of all the th® t«ta»ony that they spoku of the Whomiudercil bin aud wbow and whoa Ulako yo« bcl»n> ibat lu> d>d not comwitnesses brought here to testify for him I rounded edge of tho board, and roughed neys and pettifoggers.” My learned brother has rend a re­ did bo do ill It luako. but title differ- mt two forjanra by «>n.mittutg tw.nty. only one former employer, Mr. Odell, | up apper.rance of the floor .in one parwaa among those witnesses. But good ticular ’------* ------uhud - ’-----spot, as if-there been ----on un­ markable instance from a newspaper, ence, the order in which »_„T present* I“e cxlutatioa was an unfortunat one character has nothing to do with it, for usual amount of scrubbing in that par­ —t ----which may be more or less fictitious and these aubjccta,' for if we find who mur­ and resembled a-nde around the circus I ring by an ambitious perfonner. Now in the Webster case over twenty wit­ ticular place, and the floor was damp ou 1 can re id one equally remarkable-one dered him that will tell whore he was nesses, among whom mom numbered Wednesday. That there was no blood from a navel, and will respectfully sub­ murdered, and if we find where he wan > we have got ano witness tree and let's clergymen, professors, in Harvard Col­ in guilty quantities i4 because it was re­ mit to the attention of ihc Court the fa­ murdered that will suggest who mur- I• find anouisr. Whose gold was that ? Oh, they tell lege, and prominent business men, testi­ moved by tlie net of the defendant That mous ca*e of Bardell vs. Pickwick, derod .him. Our jtosition to-day is a fied to his good character. That Mrs. carpet contained more than any one will „ _ * t where the .circumstances was tho letter peculiar one. W„ L..,v ta was laid away for Mrs. Vanderpool ’s .Springer was mistaken, we introduced ever knoil, was cutout and burned at an ------- “ relating io tomatoes and chop steaks fer Jp^riew ot thto mkltor. Supptto. tlio Frenchman, who saw Field on Sat­ early hour on Munday morning and this tJTMy to hove We» Ibunff .be wort <*y .12 »»d il_i:. ’ ’ • nothing. L two, and where the respondent was con­ They tried to get the Englishman who urday, dressed in tho same clothes that produced the smoke seen by Woodruff. victed because lie did nutlbllow W viler * and it was evident that he casac to his Mrs. Springer says he had on that Sun­ They tell you that it that amount of sold it, to tell from where the money death by some lethal weajion, who would advice and prove a htdabi. •was obtained with which it was purchas- day. Lott and his wife swear that they blood had been burned, there would bo Now, lei .us see what this circumstan­ havo said that Geerge Vanderpool could ««d, but they could not ge t kim to say saw Field that day after one o'clock and traces of it left in the stove, that thcro tial evidence is that it must be so rigv- hare don, ttat wm tdkS, tbo -fi Mrs. Ixitt brings in as an aid to her was not fire enough to consume that t|lot it partnenhip memory of the time, that she stopped at tttuch blood, but what evidence do they ously excluded from legal .investigation who knew wh. Iroiiblo or ted« 1ml I ( ^.<ri.h. Why, it is merely the evidence up6n partnership had brought, orhew hollow yroperty. The 'fact that«.>»hethat put that Filer’s and that Frank Filer gave her a bring to strengtlien * this ? I'd ’ which wo act nine times out~-of ton every shat boasted friendship was ? eoia in his pocket and jingled it in tho I lunch, but Frank says he did not sec her rather have that than tfiwr statements. When that jierson was mfaed and tho I What do wo know about the rtftnbusday of ou? lite- Your little boy bos a presence of his friends, and otfered it to st all that day. body found nt Frankfort, why did tho But the principal witness is Hall. ' tability of blood ?. Are we bound by a favorite calf, and gets up is the morfihis nunt to keep it at the house for him, iave shown was drunk when I few pine slivers, as they say, that was all ing and does nut see his calf, but sees finger «f smnii non point to tfeoqse Van­ indicate that it was private property. If• whom we have the bore down and ho puts the two facts derpool ? W® lire in the midst ot * wit­ it hail not been seen so lata as Saturday he gave his testimony, but perhaps that )I that was burned in the stovo to consume together and tells you his pet is gone. ness trees,” as my learned brother says. night, it might be argued that it passed would not prevent his telling the truth os ’ this blood ? Thu Bank was in the hands of tho You say, “I guess not, there is no evi­ From them we ore seeking to direct okr to Vanderpool on the dissolution, but it sometimes makes people tell tho truth dence of it.” The boy says, “yes, he i% stops to the corner tree. When the he had it after the dissolution, and it when otherwise they would not. But prisoner till Weduesday, and on that you see the field is <mq>ty and the bars first mention of the absence of Herbert was seen on Monday by Conover lying in fdllng you whom ho saw that after- day when Cuteheou peaked into the are down.” You reply, “Oh, these are Field was whispered abroad, for thi> sus­ in the Mito loose, that is not the way nooH, at about the same time he saw stove it was yet warm, aud what do w© only circumstances, nobody saw the calf picion of fi*ul play ha*! not yet dawned that gold is kept now, it is no longer Field, be mentioned Mr. Robinson, know but ho hail a fire there nearly all go and it must be there still, fir I am upon that community, where was curroucy, and it is now kept in a pack­ whom wo have shown was not in tho 1 the time from Monday morning. ' *” this !------”!------"* cleaning ' * All scrubbing and show ­ too old and judicions to suppost a calf Geo^e Vandeqmol ? Did he join in age or bag by itself. But where did it street* on that afternoon, but ho was fn would run away on circumstantial evi­ the eager throng to investigate what had come from ? It came from the pockets the morning and saw Field, so that it ed that that blood troubled him. Gen­ become of liim ? It is just and chari­ of Herbert Field, on that Sunday when must have been at that timo Hall saw tlemen, blood has troubled other folks, dence merely.'' The boy would suspect table to say that he was profoundly in­ ho lay kfeleiw from that wound on his him, and that was before he entered th© it troubled Lady Mackbeth when she you of idiocy and with good reason. Bank. said, “Yet, here’s a spot. Out, damned ' So there has been a great deal of dec­ different Almost from the first he at­ head. Why. gentlemen, eight witnesses, spot! Out, I say I One, two. .What, lamation expended upon tliis subject of tacked liim with slander, calumny and At this point the Sjteaker close! on men of high standing inBoston, testified will these hands ne’er be dean ? Here's misrepresentation, saying that “ho had circumslantiol evidence, but there has Monday afternoon. | jiositively that they saw Dr. Parkman the smell of blood still: all the perfumes been a fallacy in the whole of it The run away,” “he has gone through me, that day after it was alleged he entered of Arabia will not sweeten this little only wonder is that the cases in which “he has robbed me,” which stones na­ the labratory of Webster, and these men hand. Oh! Oh! Oh:” It is the spot ture herself refuted by throwing nn the it has beea at fault are not nx»re numer­ Twenty-sixth Day's Proceedings. |■ all knew Dr. Parkman, were his person­ of blood surviving overyefibrt, after the t mangled corpse upon that beach. Where , ous. p al friends, but what ore the witnesses in destruction of the mass, that has before then was the boasted friendship that xoanxo semiox. I. They deny that the body found i this case, nearly all strangers to Field convicted the consciences of murderers they would have you believe existed be­ September, 12tb, 1871. at Frankfort was the body of Herbert tween them? Is it strange that wh . or those having only a slight acquain­ as these develop and establish their mb. cuvacn’s axoi'Mext wjrnxcxn. Field. It will therefore be my duty to actions, different from those of all the tance. crimes. So for then os that kind of evi­ recall some of the evidences by which At the opening of Court this morning Whore was all of Field's friends that dence is concerned it appears to us that rest should attract attention? Holden that body way identified. They summon­ Green went to him alter he had gone to Mr. Church and one of the jurymen had day, those who would have been most in that Bank, by that desk, bleeding ed here all the members of the jury at jail, and asked him why he told differ­ a running discussion-tjver the $5,00 not likely to have seen him ? How can they thus much, fell and lay the dead body the inquest and on looking over the list ent stories to others from what ho did make anything out of Mias Magill's tes­ of Herbert Field. accounted for in Field’s^ little pass book I did nut know but I should find that timony whon she gets up on that stand Now comes another and more difficult they hud summoned Herbert Field him­ that the stories are all one, but rd rath­ at the drug store, and which makes the with great candor and says she did not ।question, but before entering upon that, self, to tall whether or no that was he, er have the story of that plam man than onlv variation between that passbook know that there were two doors in that 1 would like a few minutes in which to but they did not put one of that jury on all the unsworn statements ol lawyers. and the bank books, when you call the building and that it might have been the ;rest, and Court took a recess till 2 o’clock r. m. the stand. $1,700 and $1,400 found there and al­ other door that was open. A body was found and whose body was Mr. Hughes objected to this state­ leged to bo forgeries, $700 and $400. it ? That body was found on the day jumin on Tuesday evening. His money ment of testimony as not true. He said there were found in tho time, in the morning and examined andat 4 Hili'. . ‘L” in" lb« b«“d imti»ff । Let u. whW the of (too. night, was packed in ioe and put in the toWiltort ,„d delivered to Mi" Hill Ho My. he oTvonJenwol, and 8 to the lund writ- ! Fort rtMuat. to. Ho th.t ho ™ Miss Ella Magill on cross-examina­ propeller and brought down to Manistee ho run *«*X. bee token toy • •„ said: “1 may have been mistaken Fieldbui Hl thoto too immote- pumlg the lank wuh Fhtbb, on the tion I and the next day was examined by a Y 0 Th.,e l ‘ e.rt “ 1 r» “ tde<d»id^riaooftl 1 e lta »t, .nd th. otmvraoMT, andehow.lhe (Continued on 3d page.) large number of persons and pronounced to be Herbert Field. But they till you 1 �^iHl jrf toljws Cart. AGENT* WANTED! *W71” A RICHFIELD! 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VROOMAN. ^hlMtigM °°e* ,l U>* C°Brt Houm’ ^mi’kwti'on6' WU • Mr. MARBLE having bought the Carding Jfa cbiue lately owned in Middleville, aud having removed it to Hastings, and fitted up io the beat Myla, be will C. II. IIICICR. CENTRA! Agvnt £. H. MALLORY. Michigan. K— riff of Barry Countr ■ ofice at th* .Be*, at lb* Cwur« House. Hastings. CASH POLICIES. for one bnudrad and five one hundredths drawing lea per eeaL interest, dated Oct. 70 The earn" baring been paid ta fall aad ,t therefor given by Goodyear A Bxriow, to bs nut* bad bwn Bold by the Mid 1U» BUllKERT ECKERT. Dated Hasting*. Aug. 23. 1871. augS]i7 WHEELER A DOWNING Snt last notion. We are cowetaatlr receiving additions to our already IfARGE STOCK OF GOODS and are selling at bottom figure.. Meat Market! New Warehouse, DEALERS in Dry Goods, Uroceriea. Boots and We pay the highest market price fur all kinds qf Country Produce. 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I-ef* The Erie Railway Company has opened a new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to the NEW PLAN. rumpUr attended u- by BOTANIC and Eclectic Physician aad Dentist, treats all chronic aad acute di.os.te; will attend loallealU by day or night. Oflloo at Nashvil*. I ‘.The Comer Orocerv.” XtMUM) W ATTENTION ! WM. UPJOHN. DR. C. C. LIN8LEY, I >d New England Paaaeugvra. with r.arr transferred FK £ K OFCH ARUE m» 8 T. B. DIAMOND. 'Co. Sapt. pchool*. JOHN ROBERTS. PHYSICIAN and bnmun. Dwelling on Breadvay, near the Court Hoose. J. U. WOODRUFF. WAtt POATICXXTb VIA XXIX BAIL WAT, At Orangeville, Oct. Gth. Which eao be obtained at the>t>rind psi Ticket Hastings. Oct 9th, and Nov. Ctb. in the Weal and North-West. “ Assyria, Oct. 18th—Ellis Bchou. Office, I. D. RUCKER. W.M. R. BARU. House. At Nashville, “ 17th. „ Middleville “ 20th. NEW PLAN. C . It POLICIES. “ Hickory Corners, Oct. 25th. “ Woodland, Nov. 10th. , Assyria-Ellis vaesssenuwivt. g. to 12. t r. n. toe—. toe. [The poor treated gratuitously T bareday after CMton 1J0 P.M.; Su.pena.on Bridge flt 1J6 P. M-; Buffalo at S.«U P. M. and Dunkirk l.Xi bald as follows: ^nnarintandcDt. aud will b» oral and written- I announce al this early dateth* l^l ;larUnnf.asam" DRS. B. J. H E. F. BROWN, HOMtKOPATlUC Phystetaaa. OMse in eld P PHYSICIAN aad Surgion. Oflloo wee* cnl of Stale street, Hastings. ■ .... 1 And evoqrtbing in their I nt pricefl a* low oa at Jaek.on, this train al or Grand Rapid*, ishaana. and And In many case. Lower. tw York. TEACHERS’ NOTICE. Barry The treatment of In tbs City, Manufactured be PHILADELPHIA. Examination of Teacher* for County, Fall Serie*. STYLE GRANT & PHILLIPS Uteveland at r. M.; Meadville at 8.10 r.M. (Sap. I Dunkirk ellOVU P. M.t lliftoo. ioJMP. I M-. Sunpenalon Bridge lO.OJ P. M.; Buffalo al ' I W F. M. Stops al Susquehanna at 7.«A A. M. I Buffalo, running th rue al Cleveland. running I DRS. J. M. K C. RUSSELL, PHYSICIANS and Snrgmuia. Wil) be furnished 1he work in tine bindings This plan it quite ponulir end profitable ineiUea and large town*. We hare an edition of the book, auperbir bound, willi maaaire pnuelled aides, which baa been rrrrjwhere received with Month; at Owego for Ithnea; al Binghamton fur marked favor. Sebacriplioua tor the Pictorial Cooperstown, Albany and the celebrated summer resort BbarooSpringa; at Greyaourt for New- We are alee the Publisher, of 1'OTTER’S STANDARD EDITIONS of Family. Pulpit' WM. L. COBH, sad Cuuaaelter at Lsw. Solicitor in lebty. Ufhue in A Sleeplug Coach is attached to this train run- ■ ring through from SuspooMoa Bridge Io New CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily. (Sunday* ex I IS DO --------make. • hub will y iv!d b>m no neb a return C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTORNEY at Law. Solicitor In Cbagoery, wU. attend promptly to all busisos* entrusted io him oaoeoverJ P Roberts g Co.'s drug store; ofloo ooea at all boon till Vo'Jeek P.O. Of all Kinds. Meadville ll «S A.M. (Dine;; Duaklrk l.tSr. a- iieilsrUle 5.42 P. M. (Supper,) and at New York ' 7.00 Af M. Connects at Elmira with Northern Central Railwar for Williamsport. Harrisburg ii.. Ka.,ii.rare »ii>. u.r.i... WM H. HAY FORD ATTORNEY and Counaellor at law, and Solicitor m Chancery, Justice of the Peeomasd Baal Es­ tate Agent: leads bought aad sold, aad all bus! aoeo transactions on reasonable tanas. Ofitee ever LUMBER at Biushamton for Cooperstown. Albany, and ' the celebrated^iummer resort. Sharon Springs ; aad with Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad, and at Jersey Citv witUMidnighl £«■ press Train of New Jerser kail road for Pbila- •Uatly increasing with the growth and iutelll- Minister*. Teacher*, Students, Farmers, I. A. to E. A. HOLBROOK. TT0RNEY& aad Counsellors at Law.aad Soliciturs in Cbaurery. will promptly aad faithfully at<ead to the busineae of their calling: Conveyane- the Goods. You will not re­ Steeping Coacboo are attached to thia train at Cincinnati and Cloreland, running th rang b to Hocnsiliville (Breakfast ; । and new aad improved Drawlag lloom Coaches are attached at Clifton i^Siupeusioti llridget. running through to New VAN VEL9OR fit ROLFE. ATTORNEY'S at Law, HaeUnas. Mtehtaaa. Oflea over National Bank, earner Blate aad Jefferson ATTORNEY at Law, I as.ran as । various other goods—Every­ thing to be sold Cheap for Plante. Mineral*. (.bins. Medals. Inscriptions and Incidents referred to throughout the Sacred Mast Valuable for tho Student, Most Instructive far tho Toucher. Most Appropriate for tho Child, Most Useful for the Minister, Most Interesting for the Farmer, Most Elegant for the Parlor, Most Profitable fur the Study. GBOsC. WORTH. lWT&oST2teaiye^I,3teri’d SU‘* 8U**- nxcr moutx at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. ___________ R. MUDGE. aourra. BOTTLID MABKR! mnuuri- ciLDsim . . _ n.7riow; J. ROBERTS E COm G^meratl INewio Dealer* PattnUxur. _ JOHN MICHAEL, HOLbE and Sign Painter. Gtaafor.aud I WINE OB BEER, 1. rmt ‘‘ *' BOTTILOCD, w ,riw* lui I«m Awl ImAXBKRT EIBELBERO, Pisaninff Maaolaln©. ^•*3, WILLIAMS. E CO.. NANUVArTtnunS nd Dealere fa Dtmrod dAwtf St. Charles Bactanract on Jefferson St �•4?, /?'?/ with ink* * cause I will not bawBhataeUr, TO debvora lecture of pata rareyiog him „ £ murder, th. u.fra,, „n t.u credit it v------- L- — u ’ Kat"is all RV^ELL of Irak.. ™ . ?** wTKre tbeb^ buiHutg u Mtoiotre, „ ,he rautttT of Mtotute,. „,J (I1, ' t.k. rare ofitralf’ Now th. d.fra“ My drat o. rauld not b. dl^o«rf of io >lu. urn. jllogod, tn th. m.turarallmd. »ttd Mr. Httyhra b», fu„hM two^S Cm halted bjl “’V*1" ttHh u. UUti^kT ptl.” H tn the mformatiotf • greble Stoves, " i reat Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S Office in Hastings. Bn” thia etrua- f-wrJT,? ,b ‘“r "-w “ brekra. Colling 1« We Ofiler the following Tax Titles Harnesses, uiblas, sbowmg this imposrihilitv and he trad th™. UMre „ pubthM. W« SKIA’ER DECKER, ‘ ««*ds m» Agricultural Tools, &c. of LAXDS Irare no lart.cuUr rritkum to nrak. on »teaiulK<H or "‘"7 ‘ f,r tho«. tnblra. tbougb w. ndght radly do out fare lak. Ulchig.., so. He makes an unnecessary wafir in noi*kic„ hi, boiuo IW t„ lUU t|,0 * Tr.„,. Utter. thnt could LEATH EH BELTIHO A SPECIALTY re him —tom ....... ...<■ Coan ties in the State of Hous* D viiw aad ud then to ro the iho Bonk, Bwik, h. I'"‘•’rd out of hu bnun l. would p> br th. Ty^. Houw „„ hi, »™«<c bul i. th. reran! ofMichigan, We will not be under­ way to the th. bank, fa.uk, besi<ie« bud,Im the th. Thrre i». reran! la tt,. bun AB6YIHA. whol,. unuuto. f„„, hl, b..u^ t„ th. «< • P’lrebM. of Uk. Sup.ri, sold bv nnv House ——— - ^wfrsnor l-lMNUmai. 1BCT19V ^dmnoA.1, there u one rtfalawK In Michigan. oulyl.OOOfM aad torarfias to th., “f""’'" . O. bod, wu f.und ou tl .u • found on tha time it takas to walk this distance it nJh G th and the inquest held on the l$th. »X« • wX Mark nmiLL. would take him 50 minutes to walk a :\vnt^ wl h.‘h“ le,Ur “»* mHe. By out un a* । • ' v the time table •made “«u«» uui 1 ■ hen Conorer vistad him and 1*14 SEiKXER PECKRR. MAPI.E GROVE. laming the whereabouts of the P»i». «»• body tu founj he wd “Ah ACKLEY onw that aijhl. h. walk.! <nw a di. I W • »«k. aw ,k^ THE CELEBRATED toara of O.1S1 f«,t being 175 feet Lm ‘“■“‘W U. h. ibmuAt that I than u mil. aad to do tbi. I,, occurenl , « »uM M..r rart m Uut Farrier's Improved! CASTLETON. .»5 uiinutm. But leaving :hese U“lv* . the? r U”lt ,h“ w*“ * (rici oa h5mlies a 2* tre are to settle this question by considS**®?r*r “how rame those enng when he left home and when he , M “ “*• and that is all Van-1 GRANITE STATE returned. Now as to when he xetti-m d knew about it. IMjirfaaX we are in the power of ths Prisoner <-n-1 Dr-J»cfield told u. that the stain on I H at Vafa w ■ tirely. for the time is fixed bv his wife i hbL"rt,wa* ‘rou ril*t, which shows I uv*&n»wK TOE SALE AT aud M iw Scribner, but when did he i ‘•h'’ ,’aHa*t «*d to keep down the iMvehome? We shall claim an abWM a P»*» of >rvn which he could w. lenbe from the house of 2:25 •eM1Jyp*wure from tho adjacent Hard- j WOODLAND " arehoose ou Broadway. * and out of this we will take 30 minutes,ra.r* "to,v- P>e blood found on those I '•f«,w^ii for time to do his running around, leav- [ fending down to tho river, was } Driltroicfc and ::F‘X mg one hour and fifty tiro minutes in!,n’“o“ac«d by Dr. Duffield, to be m-on. : ** U5©WIS dllQ which t« iu'complish this work. Acbk»od, which explodes tbe jUA , and dealer* ii tifiy”* carding to the testimony of Mm Buckler, ’ . - m.v ecieniific JBMUeor. PATENT MEDICINES u. Vol. . । Land and Calcinsd Plaator, Herbert Piper left the bouw of hi r „ , * ,n It«ard to the liulo dog, with I PAINTS. aiher, Mr. Ruggles, not later than 8:80 a** <*oe <tofe«vub» to the knowledge «*£ i JOHNSTOWN. lime wateh lime id gave her means of recollwring it, ,aI brother in dogology, who OILS, ‘ en Miss Piper said her brotlier re- “V* a would not howl upon VARNISHES. 1 r-.a’fvi.wii 31 ••urned after the loat whistled, and Mrs. I a murder, I aay that it is , TURPENTINE, 1XK, I » BtSaroofw^ufaeYlst Vanderpool said her husband had born l,r°l,&ble he would, for they will how! ... s-’-jnlTaateeideoffe m ----- r 4snniwt gone al-out half on hour when the l«oat ax continued abetnue al their master ! LET and IANCY GOOD."(, PERFUMERY. August 10. 1871. whistled. Now we want to fix (he time an<* pinched or hurt, and why ”*ni.i uldi BALTIMORE. of the whistle. Mr. Soiling, the agent “ot 00 w*;ne>«ng vuch un awful spoctaBOOKS A STATIONERS, uf the boat said that the boat left that ‘de «« that ? Oh, that that Lttle dog -y !»-• m of» ■ CHOICE TEAS, W. H. JEWELL, •M l»»hof» night about 9 o’clock and the whistle is v' j ^0W P'uttenw.i. could UROCERIES,rJ&*«X»| / haw uotnnji.gtd tlx s mr sounded to give notice that the bout is \ andeqwol “ L ............... < 1UARS and TOBACCO, der I It la a terrible conclurion to come about to leave, and it usually whistles HASTINGS. KEROSENE LAMPS A FIXTURES half au hour or a quarter of an hour to. but uoes the testimony lead you to BENEHL CONVEIASCER; Lafore the boat leurea and taking it, so this runclusion. Tne law rrrv humane­ n* to be most favorable to tho other aid** ly K*T«» Hm the ]<eeump.ijn of inno­ Abstracts of Trim \ i then they array his good ' if the boat left at nine the whistle cence I Of land* in Barry County furnished on CARLTON. founded at least a quarter !>eforo nine character and the friendly" relations of i CITY DRUG’ STORE, | appttcatfou, at my office in the co, ? but a ! and possibly at half-past eight. the parties.__ ...Good eha-ncter State St. Hading*. Mich •............. .. Coart House. Now taking it in this wav it linrmoniz -s . y W. H. J KWELL I all the testlmonr and males room tv ad- , J? • M , Hmtisft, JIM. Field out Goquillard’a who saya he saw him He “ held ‘ *" in ttoubre trust at his benefactor and partaer and this I at the Tyson Hou** either at a quarter pleu I with BARRY. after eight ora quarter before nine, and should J have it would take Vanderpool away from his Utunjter tones against the J-vp dam- i IJ w‘ U house before 9 o’clock. TJiey arrived nation of hia taking uti. Wof». \ l« ?XX • • v Gentleman, this ki’ling of Field by j IT!*•• o lAf.'X ' home from the lull about 7 o'clock, and Vanderpx>l is the grand central fact 6 j is after sitting «*n the niazra till it waa • Jf.at • • X quite dark, they had a lunch in the which all the witness um ]»oint. We have found the four corners, the law is j HOPF. luneh room, and from there Vai.derxxjl fulfilled, they axe the gold,Jthe trunk key, ' ' * wen: for his medicine. tfs • JI st a w k' 14 aiwlfttfa.fc But what does Mfes Scribner aayr, the “Brown-Nolan” letter and the blood ‘ li Ivla 4uc a of ■ • fre That Vandenwol left for medicine won , r , ... . IBaafreoCaotofa W i 11 •fierw. retun.-1 fr,if OraMd’, hill. . O.nil«a.H I Irare Uu. m myoar| 15 You w tl.t-r, that taking out Ourtr h“d* “ «f <£’»«. ’>"> »>'■ ul mtnutM. to w. ba,, aaid, there ta ou. I ““V ,hf*,.‘h"r bo token RUTLAND. huuruntl 55 miuWM no|aoco<uitodar Hf .“«?•»« far a tuuHerer n frv ■ * I a of river U n ; ol n e q* ao that if it wtoiuratubeni upon th. veo- “»« tt ewum it. Jhutk peer it, and | rt ’■lie Jj of » w >4 ri. to abmr that he hid tim. to betow God a. your J.dg^ render oy di^KM of tho bod,. „e JuHttebetore.nthu. PMuu.rt.tth.Ihr thik Ihi. would be -uSWunt. -nd the Praple of thu Btate Of Home Manufacture. Battle Creek. Large Stock Just Received, Corn Sheller! T. EASTMAN'S! , LUMBER, LATH, anti SHINGLES BEST AND CHEAPEST RBIITS pet was dirty and filthy, bat why cut oat 3 piece over 7 feet long and 5 feet vrida 1 r IRVING. Go to the apt ofMpfev Sole Proprietor of S£SPARD*S compoum wahoo Biro 1* • c Little Red Shop! ««¥<»• - V aKufnoIro 17 19 to ■a But is it’ not necessary that he should It being «' near the Lour of adjonn xnak'* all the trij^ that are mention- inent, when Mr. Church finished his ed in tha: time table. , speech, that the Judge duft*rred reading Wheu.purat.niamettoh etoyStoriato io,u, u,. j™. ti!1 j the slave of terrible necetMlv, he can do . . « , thiup. that Would totoniah hrataolf at ™w tooraiug. and tourtaljouniedt.il other times. If there is any diffienky thr.t time, in this matter, I think it is relieved bv _ ■ 1 * ------the detense but there may be a differ- j A» experienced Bookkee^r wants race of opinion in regarl to this. They ,o ,,btalu a ^tuition as Bookkeeper aud Lave put into this case the strange man Clerk. Address W. K., eare Banxbk. , in the svange boat, and it is ours as well , Ha-tings, Mich., fur two weeks. dtf as theirs and the jury can put it where ! thev please. If u io necessary to fill out- aud sup­ UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. plement this caae we accept it and use it, and the reason wo did not present it, is because we were unable to procure . it. Mr. Coguillard tell. t» how long “ 12.000,000 ACRES would take to row to the end of the piers or THt and back but on this night it is no: p,.. probable, that, whoever carried that j >,«*. •. -■ • Acres of (unc- >'«ra>inx sod Uratwg i-ody down the river that night went m ■ >« ie» far as the end of the piers, tor with the ' sea that was running that night, it woul I be impowible for tho boat to have ven­ tured out that far, but ft was not neces­ sary to Uke the body out that far, for with the sea that was running that night Prices range from $2 to $10 ]«r Acre. and the peculiar manner in which it 1IUME.STEAD3FOB ACTUAL SETTLERS. would strike the pier*, from the way the wind was blowing, it would tend to in­ crease the current of the river, so that the body could be dropped about at SOLDIERS OF THE LATE WAR Blanchard's landing, it would b® card'd out by natural causes and the voyager FREE HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES, could land at Canfidd’s woods to count within Railroad limiU. equal to a over his durws money or return to Direct Bounty of $400. Manistee, just as you will have it They m«v hare tins man just in whichever way they choose. If he was a foreigner, looking for work, Vanderpool might have said to him, do one thing for mo and you will SELECT SCHOOL. have your money. I say that man ei^eJ assisted Vanderpool or else, he had i A <^«et Rchooi in Astyna is nboui u> t*k» «fnothinir to do with it it. They Thcv scatter Uwir their “>• 4lh ‘21 nothing charges too much, sometimes it is ELLIS SCHOOL HOUSE, , Dr. Wilcox and sometimes it is Sheriff Secor, andjlast of all it ia this ware*. eositaatly adding man in tho l»oat that r. immitted thereto. this murder. This is only a com­ n or women pre- 1 acbool. will Bad mon method of diverting attention, «nd he told a similar boat story which hap­ pened in Scotland in 1786. The cutting ■, w 5 PRAIRIEVILLE. J'n’rr, oriZy SO Cents n Bottle. AVest of Ba nk. the following complaints Jaundice, Imligt^ion. Sour Stom­ ach, OttimitiM, .Nervous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaint, Fever A Ague, Dyspepsia, JForms in Children. Files, BUious Com­ plaints, Im/ of Appetite, Erup­ tions of the Skin. Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases of the Blood; also the best Diuretic in Use for Kidney Complaints. Weak Back. Pain in the Loins, Lumbago, Gravel. Rheumatism, A. WOOLEY a i of n e t of ■ w 1 •a 6,. . X of • • X i ^-Tfofelofow I *» • Pi o< • « fro X sj :i i« ORANGEVnXE. u 21 SI t3 a w K of Be *4 This is the Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer's * t: t* ii a wU o<» «’• y>j«y«ta« w ee a » X Of a w X • •Kara.)? ZilwXrfov W S3 SI SI 54 SI SI YANKEE SPRINGS. of Slieparrl’.Compound Wahoo Bittern ptiyaiciaaa throughout tho City end them in the House. Price, only <10 I'rnlio Hottie- C. N. SHEPARD, Projoriotor. Grand Rapids, ilieh. For Sol. far ACKLEY 4 SLADE, Hastings. Mich. DENTIST Wille. &it igininggall, THORNAPPLE. for warm meals at dll hours. Remember the place. Op■ posite Lein’s Bakery. South side State St. Parties desiring to purchase will do E. STAUFFER. well to Call. We will cheerfully give all information d'sirwL D. Yt. COO1T Ac CO GOTO CLARE'S FOR PICTURES. A. CAJKXC Michigan Exchange. Deraarr. Fnaauv Uik, IK I. bit; TbuH.lel, .clone aadferoraMr knewo UthtTT.al.ug Publie. ii Ww« thoroughly r. ported tad put tn jwrt< ct order for baeiaoM. ud will 'Ntiaoo to ht kept i. di iu ly'lhihBlali M. Tint CUM Houe. Bui to meet tht vMm •( Mr frioud* tad pttrona, ur ehargtt will ba rodaoad to KUO per d.r, aud the pmrtator » licit the patronage of all who with to Bad • «da* tad plaaaaat baton *bDa la tba city. .• tv nd nruvtator. �Northern Michigan Agricultural and DAILY DURING THE TRIAL. T^ Miaurs ogun Two TSTiRrntR ■echankal Society’s ^Exposition, at Grand Rapids, Tuseuay, Wednesday. I ’ itember, 12,18, j Only J ■ -TOa r n f ^O.aM&LH !c WSHWJr .—The bS ,7* UT3^”,. *> F © T : ,r Valley Rail, WW^spt.ij, 14. road between Jackson audNunlca will am ax NEW COMPANY, ransportation raxspor be reduced, and the price of tickets, NEW FACES, and including all trains on the 16th, for a/are and a fifth. Property w^l'ba tn»W*Hcd to lhc Each Evening at 7 o’clock. For particulars see bill* and Programm- exhibition and return, Free. of Charge. subject to the usual condition*, which —-s of the dav. BILL H. GORHAM. Can be learned by poster*, or at the vaAgent Bswta* <hm.7rb>* ----- THIS----- SUPERIOR. M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN taesame raise and regulations as Go to Ckunrnijis & Brown fur Paints, above will apply to the State Fair. Oils, Varnishes, etc. Michigan Stat-f Agricultural Society, Call on ' linery Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and goods of all Friday September 10, 20,21 nnd 22. The premiums offered amount tn $12,Wanted Immediately. 20,000 feet White Ash Flooring and 900. fiTpfiI Barry Co., Agricultural society, ‘Wed­ dwttteepl3 Hams. Williams A Co. | nesday, Thursday and Friday, October 4, 5 and 0., ■IB tr Clover Hullers! Kalamazoo nnd -A.hn A-i’bor WHEEL ’ CULTIVATORS "—BALL. , E-v -DrtMSikuti opened by !8 E Silas Sarah Shrimer Wc can MlpjJy moat ail Of the back neh from | njmbm msu-. at usual rates** Local ' iFrcmont, id for |800. I amount of wheat frtUDAlbfon. , Tnn ‘ Jioticej. j Hours of eoirmti suspense. HARROWS. BIC, AGH LCUTLT UK AL MACHINERY in Bnrrv County—for sale by E. P. BURR ALL. Office in John Weteertt’s Hardware Store, Brown’s New Block. J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY Hml nw tw, burned on wbtoll <M¥W» the Iw, MACHINES. and the largest stock of i bed of superior flre-^lay. troll to lensing by | be $2.W. b welllu the soil •upp v-h-. . Iblo SAWING Gratiot county has 167 farmere. Midland people thlnl^th^jr hnYetoaud BACK NUMBER8. ..1 wo. PLOH^S 'MTD CASTIJFG8, AU Around the State. To the ladies of Hastings and vicinity -call at rooms over Mrs. Morrill’s on effrrson St. arid get your dresses ent or • HMMnM GALE AND KALAMAZOO, . • t8oecsss-.es U Okh» 4 Itcettcy.-} OUR DAILY The to'ninwrror' tb' rfrtoflbv ®f lb, | w ill not bo li^ed again daring the n»d bed onlhe MIcbOwMldlauil Rto. ..I.) MM,,I IM M l 111. Protect Youhbkl# against Small ! trial, until Mter the jury come m with road from St Clair to RMffway was let Pbx. Dr. Drake has a supply of pure I their verdict. Wait patiently. on the fttb. . .. Vaccine Matter. A fire, on the 5tb, at {Cast Saginaw | A. O. Miller at Uniw Hall Wednesdestroyed the buildings, woods and oth­ . day and Thursday evenings with new Bert Meat near the bank. er matyrial,ofC. Wenk A Co's hme kiln. Birkenruth sells meat reasonable. i-^. ■ « Loes J3.6OO. with no Insurance. Smoked Hama and Shoulders nt Blr*nd everything nice. Jaeob Cram, snMld resident of Estella, kenruth’s. ।1 glad to announce the successful re-or . .... . .... tniu|i . e. । Gratiot County, was killed on the 281 h S.H Pork, Oik- quality .1 llkkrn- nnlMtlon of Miller-. ' by a tall from a Inmber wagon. Ids bead ruth’s. Th. Dlrwtox. of the B»rry County I .tHklot upn . Hone. I will sell better Meat, and at lower AgrioulMl® Sodely nroT. Alton, D.! At At tho lho n „u„| reunion „unk of- the • annual Twenty-, prlcee than any other Market in the W. Elite, W. P. Hnrio!, John Kmglt. [ second Michigan Infantry, held at city. B. ^Birkenruth. W. P. Garrett. I Borneo, on Thursday, over one hundred The name of Mr. Garrett was New goods has just arrived at I offloere and soldiers were in attendance. MANUFACTURERS OF KA*»H, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. j tally left out hi the notice of It. Mudge’r. ' premium lurt. etc., for which w-j make i1 The nextreoniuo of the 21st Michigan ’ Infantry will take place at Greenville i<lae ■potegtes. Attention.! LUMBER FLOORINI BIDING A-. 'on the JOth gf October next. The progALSO. ­ 1 hasp a voke at cattle and a *ingl<‘ i List of Letters remaining in the r<>Bt> rammagivosu»upper, oration, toaste.etc. hVM.jor-.oda. .O sell on .Bare lor- _ -- — . Tbs residence of G.B. Wiggina, Esq.. _ goodpapsr.* ILXOkX**.' J2lh, ti l&l Mohlings a Specialty Aug 30, 1871. Julia Allen, C. C. Blaktev. CJY.. Dwd ~ < ' ley, Milo E. Crane, Isaac Hall. 2. Mary entered by burgla a during ths night of . " ‘ Hutcoinson, M. M. Lewis, Chaa. Mer- Wednesday, the Both, sod $17 in money Cxneer <u ba Cured. I rick, Petor Meter. D. C. Northrop, Mm. I :\ -‘ H. M. Norris, Chas. Saddler, Chas. taken. L. N. Mixer's Ncrofula and cancer Squire, H. W. Sebert, Clara M. WagAuguHt Abnuua, n laborer at West । luixture Is warranted to cure all casert non.Bloomfleld^jMBtsned himaelf by drinkwf cancer and scrofula In every form. 1 m, Diro-t >our krttor. to No. of P. O. Box . 1Ilg whiaoyln -hldi toxinlto htol been Send for circular. $1 per bottle. Ador Drawer. : steej>cd—s remedy be bad for the rheu drew ” L. N. Mixer, Jons Rossarn, P. M. | matlsm. Hustings, Mich. . o 7 ' Two Indians attempted 10 cnee the Special 1 rains. , rtTCr Ja oa Tuewiay last. 11 cent sugar at BusellV. Special mln. on the Cr.n<l nicer i Jllrtn«* «** lk*‘ prer.lUn, .ml Rubber mo}« at Buell's. I’eaches fresh and nice at Busell'a. ! V«dto>-JOMJOU ,ni» »I. e. B..-ui ,1"l,r c”'“- be,,‘* “"T Beet Sherry wine, bitten for dyspepI of a, at B well's. Eaton Rapid*, arid (fraud TnipM*. to I tribes fi^OOto the fundi of AlUon Coiand from the Great Union Fair, leaving । l®8e> If eleven otlier men can be found Best cheese in the city r.t BurellX Stations as follows: , of equal libemhty, that Institution se-j A Caoics Srorr of perfunwrica'at the cures $10,000 LEAVE. STATION'S. City News Dopot. Eaton Rapids', V:W p.m., A thousand and one bushels of wheat lie are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth 7.-00 Charlotte, 9:20 and oats were threshed for Mr. A KoFor Photographs and Picture*, of all Vermontville, 8:50 besw, of Leroy,on Monday of last wreck, for less than our usual price, hacked with the complaint kinds, call od J, F. Minkler. of parties who say they are unable to nay so' nuich. Nashville, by John Landower, with his threshing &10 8:20 Quimby, I machine, which wan moved twice dur­ .Vow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need and Cheapest fruit Jar at Buvell's. 8:35 Hastings, ing the day. The work was done betw­ should have them, we willfrom this date, for a few &00 The place to buy your boots and shoes Irving, een seven o’dock in the morning and weeks, drop the price almost one-half. II? will now make 7*V is at Rvhyax’s. Mkidievilk. six o'clock In the evening, with the full and Complac sets for$25. Single Plates. Upper usual hour’s nooning. MOO Axe. Grand Raphis. Dep.tkS0 or Under SIS. Custom work made on abort notice, getting Bn at rta*Ptmsengers Umm. bVIHUt, MU trains UMIIin ... rur• H W lUUllll ■■•K ■■ -K The dead MVM body "I of au an IUIBU, infant was found In good style end reasonable prices . tlooa where there are Ticket Offices, floating In the Grand River st Spring at Runyan’s. j must purpha-M.* tickets tn avail them- Lake on the 26th. On examination it I ’ . n, .... , „ selves o/tbe reduced Fare. Passengers proved to be that of a female child ap-1 Ladies’ fine shoos of the latest styles 1 । irom from Ftauons stations wnere where mere there are no vmcea Offices parently less than a day old,and alargvj UflWC OVCT (.rTUTll I nllllps, Store, Hastings, J\Hch. at Runyan : can procure tickets of the Conductor. I cut on the back of the bead gave reason First National Cwnnxo Hom. I j to believe that death waa caum-d by foul j ALL HAIL MAINE! —Go there for the beet and cheapest : means. The officers nre in quest of the -----Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. I supported criminal. f -------------- ----------- -------------REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 12,000. H. A. Goodyear. Dan i Striker. • if E. G. W illlams. The people of Maine voted yesterday u,o Rroubllcan x.ruuuncnii mnjorny Warranted Custom Made Boota from, kiiv *nd the minority is fr a.LARi 3,000 ' ’larger"than ’i*t* year. Well dene galDetroit, Grand Rapids and Jacoen Goodyear & Strike 1 lant itepublimnsof the Pine Tree State. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. U„V>" ALL OL'Ii WORK WLlRR.LiYTED, STEWART & STEINHOFF- CITY paint store We shall prolmbly say ‘‘good bye” An Every-day Story. j to the Dally by our next issue. We trust ‘•Hello John, where ore you going?” however, our short ocquatn^niv with “I was going down here to buy some OVCT O'1* thousand readeia outside of grocers.” Hastings, has been mutual, and we in“Weil I um going down to Mace Al- j rito you to Uy jf column our UrRP Urgr, * Moolumn len'» to buy mine.” ' — *. SI so per year.. We ... wreUy, k only will nrtiinlM1 all our onr readers read«*rM a n live ll-rn Dally Tb«ilv “Down to Allen’s? Why. I never bo’t! w111 any of him. I always go there to buy every day If we can secure the north I crockery and wall paper, but 1 never ! and ®°“tb Ralhoad, and a proper Irnpc- ■ thought of buying groceries there. Notltu* to our flne Doaqulhctatlng later long ago 1 bo’t n whole set of crockery ' “te- BaEd Jtellroads! Improve our aud paper enough to pa]«r my house, Manufacturing tkcilities! and then— I there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could Ha*tings against any town lu the State, buy any where else. Bwddre be war ----------------------------ranted it. The crockery be keeps is Cn—‘xxATt I NDUrtrnrAL—Exposition. the Boot’s celebrated ware.’’ _q cetw good for trip to and from the .,111 ?i’oi 5Shfii*.TS& Ore“ Expi.iuon .1 Cl.elnanything I bm*e to m>11 at a ftiir price, Mtl a mite, from Jackson, Antoo. I get a U tter tobacco tea aad 1 goiia,Jonesville, Beading and Waterloo. lU„‘X!.b™ M,I“,, F*“ “ «totlnoe to Oct Tib. Two ex.­ Two ex any wnere else tn town. .I press Trains Dally „ are run each . way be . ­ M. ALLEN, tween Jackson and Cincinnati; time 13 Washington Block. Aug. 15, 1871. hours without change of cars. Huni, Williams A CoDo not claim to have the only Mold­ ing Machine in Bany county, but they have one thkt will stick any and ail kinds oi molding* that aru needed. They also have on band a large number I dow frames, Ac., that will be sold allow । Mures for cash. I HUBICAI.! COMMINS A BROWN * TtTflllt ■ PA TNT H K.S te«l' nr. B. rtm Bad Dr. Httrtrn HuUojs, Mich. Crtt.ltUDm, fun it. Suoth Sid. gut« rt. I j4 B.a FMTHE! Paiuta, Oil#, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, PICTURE FRAMES. GLASS. ETC.. ETC.. Sign & Ornamental Painting, c.re..c1.«.r^'CT^!r Hastings, Mich. BMM, Iron, -Nails, Glass, FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, LOTS AND PILES OF IT ON HAND AND BOUND TO SELL. Graining, Dealers in Call at JOHIST AttMiMmy, 4t., , •BG.LV NO USE t0 m all tit branch. A Urge auartmmt of Caffin,on knd; ShrtnAfnrniMifL. •*rca. A good Heant fttmithtd FREE to a-’lpalroiu. trlv JOHN WOLF. Wooden Ware, &cAGENTB FOR THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF Lake Superior Iron THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Also the WOODLAND PARLORS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871_Daily-09-13.pdf fd35534107f083fedc9b49b9a63b3d86 PDF Text Text 2ljc fastings (Sanner. .2 OL. I. DAILY EDITION. HAS I INGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 13, 1871. THE VANDERPOOL TRIAL. NO. 26. pursuit, and investigation, and when 5th, 1869, murdered in tlie bank build- 1 clearly proven, is cousidered as very I'i™ “T"1? ’'v ,,,<’ ’ Jepw -r wrulnty, lot It would lx- . strong evidence of guilt 7 mg at Manistee occupied by said Her- <fn r R** 1x6 W!*|Wfidom stated mockery upon legal proceeding*, ifyour Iwenty-MTMith D»y « Proowdijr 12.—That tbo fabrication of evidence Iwt Field and tho respondeat, and that 1lu cither or the counts in the iuformn-; verdict being guilty, Herbert Field the defendant was with said Field in !(Ion then you must And a verdict of should hereafter appear in life. is also considered when proven as strong orn,unter. But, gentlemen, you hhould give thia JUDGE HOYTS CHARGE TO THE tiie bank alive, from about 11 to 42 convincing nropf of guilt and if thorn- Welock of naid day uud the evidence fails teGtlscosc, under which- evidence of identity n careful serptiny, JURY. xy are satisfied from the evidence that ever counter the Information the ovl- a thorough examination, and you’reonto show that any other person entered ' the Respondent perpetrated forgeries in aenccnas become arrayed, in murder. elusion should not be affected bft env the books, for tho purpose of edvoriug said bank after defendant left the same, ,. If*,uri*®r “ dofined to be the unlawful remote ixxeibility, but should require THS VERDICT—HOT GUILTY ! tlie jury ought not to infer from the Hilling by a person of sound mind and that high degreeof moral certainty upand concealing tho possession of money mere absence of proof of tlie fact tliat dlHcretl°ii of n rea.oliable creature, I on which you would ba willing to act with muHoc aforethought. I in your own gravest matters. Moaxire sesaxox. - or property tliat justly bobugod to Field, no one else did enter said bank. Malice is a desire or intent to do a ; I? Herbert Field hud been a son. of such forgeries may bo considered as 11—The value or effect of criminative ,person an injury without just cause or r------Sept 18,1871. -• facta evidencing guilt. one of you, gentlemen of the jury, from facte and circumstances depends not only provocation. ,such testimony ns baa been tatroduco^ A larger crowd than usual was pres­ 14-That the fact that small articles,the And malice aforethought, a* an de- :into this case, would you have taken upon their consistency with the guilt of ent at tbo opening of Court this morn­ property of the deceased and usual­ the accused ; but their inconsistency with meat of murder is an Intent to kill ।charge of that body and consigned It to ing to hoar the instructioas from the ly carried about his person, were aftai- the theory of his innocence, and no fact formed before the act ia committed and the graveTte the body of vonreont without Just cause or provocation; just There have been undoubte dly many Cdurt to the Jury before they should his death found in the po*MMion of the or circumstance should be considered aa calve or provocation may exist where < case* of mistaken identity, where the Respondent,. is.i a circumstance of tt I ------- ~ w. » I criminative or allowed to exert an inkilling is Justifiable, ns In case of an identity seemed certain and the proof commence their final deliberations on ■?? “*?, b*““” ' '•“ro'i.hnt. unlcu officer committing a homicide where plain, Still the fact that aotne extra­ the important matter they have entreat­ decisive in establishing Ids guilt j th, ju^ „„ cU,,lv M m ~Ubluh,„ I hl. ,uch Qr tbe execution of the law makes it his ordinary cases have occurred does not 15 —That if they shall find from tbe duty to do so, excusable homicide, where ed to them. circumstance is not only entirely consis­ it is committed in self-defense, or in change the rule by which you are to be governed in thia case. ' The reading of the charge to the ju­ evidence in tbe case that Vanderpool® tent with the theory of guilt, but also is cane of provocation, where a person ho* Th atench instances Jiave taken place after the death of Field, was found to incunsi«tent with tlie theory of innocence. received what the law regards as a juat ought to lead vou to exercise caution in ry occupied about one hour, an exact have in his possession propertv, money, 12.—To render any feet or circum­ provocation which causes him to net investigating the evidences of Identity copy of which we herewith publish: or evidence at debt, which, from the stance alleged by the prosecution or at­ from the sudden and uncontrollable of the body, yet if from the evidence you Stab or Krone ax—:The Circuit Court evidence, the^~believo to hare boon tho tempted to be proven of any value in Csslon of anger, In which case tbe law are satisfied that the dead body of Her­ vtng a tender regard for the frailty of bert Field was exhibited in tho City of property of Field at the time of his1 estalialii .ig the guilt of the defendant, for the County of Bany. human nature mitigates the offense to Manistee in September, lb89, the pos­ death, this unexplained, is u strong such feet or circumstance must not only manslaughter. ’Fhe People, 1 sibility of there being some extraordi­ criminative fact. Murder, then, may be said to consist nary mistake about it should not prevent vs. bo proven beyond all reasonable doubt, of Coort George Vanderpool, 1 but it must be such a feet as is consist­ of two element*: 1. Tbc homicide, or your conculelun. If you you should actof killing. 2. The malicious intent come to the conclusion that Herbert Gentleman of the Jury.—In giving Propositions Offered by the Defenie'. ent with the guilt of the defendant, and formed before the oct Is committed. Field i* dead and that bi* dead body b«» been vou instructions os fe the law to he ap­ Where 9 homicide Ihih been com mi t- diaeovered, your next Inquiry should be in wb»t 1-—The fact that Herbert Field in inconsistent with his innocence. plied in this case, I shall first give you dead and that he camo to his death by 14. —In determining the question of ted, if committed by tbc use of a dan­ manner did he meet bi* death? Did be come to in the languogo »n which they are writ­ tho criminal act of an other, or, in other guilt ar innocence the jury are bound to gerous 'weapon, or in other words, a Mia death unlawfully T A nmn may meet bl* ten, the instructions requested by Coun­ words, the eorput dcitcfi must be estab­ exclude entirely from their considera­ weapon, a violent assnit with which would be likely U> cause death, the ma­ sel which I have detmnined to give, not lished by clear and unequivocal proof, tion every fact and circumstance alleged licious Intent is jiremimcd, for the rea­ b* killed by another. reading those which f bavo determined and thin must lie done by direct evi­ or sought to bo proved by the l*roaecu- son that n person 1h presumed to con­ tion which is not proven to a moral cer­ template ana intend the natural, neces­ thal death was canacd by the two wound* found To refuse. dence, when it can be made, or when tainty and beyond a reasonable doubt. sary and probable result of his own' act, upon the head of thia body, or by the one on the PBOPOeiTlOSM OTTE lira BY TnEPBOSaCVYtOX. direct evidence cannot be mode, then 15. —To justify conviction upon cir­ and thia presumption of malicious in­ tent Is conclusive and makes tbe act of 1 The statute defining murdec, vide by circumstantial of equal power. cumstantial evidence, each .of the cir­' killing, piurder, unless It appears from 2 Compiled Laws, page 1503, People 2.—The loading characteristic of cir­ cumstances relied onbylbe Prosecution i the clrcumM(anoes iw shown by the pros- mortal, and a* to whether they were inflicted be­ vs. Potter, 4 Mich. 1, 7, 8. cumstantial evidence is, that it is a sub- and material to a conviction must be• ecution, or is affirmatively proved bv fore death you have the testimony of physician* That “wilfull, defiberato and prmaed- . sfituto for positive cnidonce, and when, proved and establisht*! with the >udo, the defense, (hat the killing was lustln- introduced for that purpose. itated killing” which constitutes murder U8 in this case, it is solely relied upon, it tie, or done in the neat of degree of certainty with which the gfirjl. able, excu-a u]*on sufficient provocation. in tho first degree «s shown, when the should be so strung as to produce upon of the respondent w required to bo e»-1 blood „ uvu ,tlie uv act of W1IUUJ . ,is n once Kes__ ■ When killing their locality-amt nature, iu iirder to determine weapon used is lethal—i. ©., a weapon the mind ofxhe Jury u conviction equal tabliabcd, and no fact or circumstancejjtublished. tabllshed. It it devolves upon the defense bow and from what direction the blow* were In­ 'the natural and necessary consequence to that of jxvsitive «widence or tho itris- alleged by the Prosecution is to'be con-- T io 'show ouines within 1' *that *the 1”* act * — —— — <**-«_ the dicted. and bv wbatkindof an uulrnmcnt, and of vfhjch is to cause death. ■ ' be acquitted. ’ cner must ca-cs, andujton a failure to do tiderod at all by tho jury in detcfmihing^. wkcepted 1 upon these question* you bare alto the scientific Ail'd iu the ease at Bar. if live jury 3. —Tbe legal presumption is that the the question of guilt or iunocctfco un-‘ 1sto.the act of killing <lraws after it the •' 1 opinion of pbytician* to avilat v/u to determine find from the evidence that Vanderpool J: priadner is iunorenttf the crime charged less tlie truth of such feet or circdin- malicious Intent. And In this cause, gentlemen of the ।the direction and weight of the blow* and the na­ killed Herbert Field by a hatchet or and the burden is upon tlie Prosecution stance is tally established by credible Jury, If you came to the conclusion from iture of the instrument by which they were inhammer width would cause the fracture of proving every requsite to establish evidence to the entire satisfaction of the. ’ the evidence In the case that th® re| fileted. of th$ skull shown on the body of tho his guilt, and nothing can he taken by jury und beyond all reasonable dqubt. spomfeut killed Herbert Field with a From there cocideratiou* a* well a* (gen all deceased Herbert Eiohl, they can aud implication against him. 1G-»H the jury do not find from ev­ weh|oa, an assault with which would tbc evidence tn th* c*»c. you should inquire should find the .respondent guitar of 4. —To warrant the jury in finding u idence other than the proved statements be likely to cause den th, then the ma­ whether tbc hand ot auicidednllicted the blows, licious intent is presumed by the law or whether the act wav committed by wmt murder-in the first degree. verdict of guilty, they must find of Vanderpool that he burned the car- unless p’ou are satieCed from tbe evi­ 2. —That to determine the question tliat the theory of guilt of the prisuuer, ]»et and clothes, they must-consider tho dence In the ca>e tliat the killing was other petson, and whether the instrument which • whether Vanderpool did inurder (Field flows naturnlty from tho facta proved reasons aud explanations that he gavo Justifiable, excusable, or done in beat of caused the wound* w»* one, an assault with . which *qu!d be likely to cauMdeata; or made a* aforesaid, tho jury, tn the absence of and from all of tho ^ticte, and must be for burning them, and if those retuons blood upon&ufileient provucatiin. B The ciiargti in this cause is naturally with the 3*1, an ordinary borrewhip, a Might direct twtimouy to Urn act, should .con­ consistent with all such fecta, nud if they and expiations have not been contra­ divisible in<o three parts, and these stick oi wood, or seme instrument not likely to sider nil the surrounding circumstances. find anyoaoyof the estaoliahod facte to dicted by evidence given for the Prose­ ought to be considered separately. -o not 3. —Tliat they may consider the at­ be iucousiwnt with the guilt of tlie Quimn, cution jum and qj are not improbable improbable in in thcinFirst. You should inquire whether And if you come to the conclMinru that the . tempts ofc Vanderpool .to remove, ounce! prisoner, tlwn it ds their duty to acquit g^lves. consider ~those Hcrbctt Field Is dead. * " tfew must ’ i reasons wounds or either of them, caused thl^dealh of Second. If eo, did he come to his Herbert Field, and that they were infllbted by and conesal from observation all marks him, although all <>tbor facta may be anj ,,jpfonations to bo true, or vestige* of the act, which attempt is consistent with and point to his guilt. , 17.—The jury must eom-ider the pre- death unlawfully, and, Third. If Field la dead, and came to some other person with a dangerous weapon charged by tlje I*rorocution, if they find 5. —In order to convict tho prisoner, 1i vjuUS p)0<l character of the defendant, liis death unlawfully, did tbenyqioDdent then the liw will presume a malicious intent unit liml limi tliat that the facte jiroved proved am| jf Heems to them unlikely that u George Vanderpool strike the fatal snd vou must find that the crime of murder such attempt proven by the testimony the jury uiutf am all ronriateni with the theory of p<;iW)n of aucli character would commit blow. The first and *econd inquiries as Ims been committed upon the bodr of Herbert aro in the aiaa. JU.ne and nn.i ibnv nl«n find find that that thev ' 4-—They may consi'Ier any ftflse guilt, they murt also they t|lp (.ftote charged, they may entertain to whertierTleld hns come to tils death Yield. And as to whether such oOence was com•tatonient made by Vanderpool respect­ urv ineon«isteut with the theory of his n reasonable doubt of his guilt and may unlawfully involve* the question as to if ..tbo tbo facta iu tbo tho ca.*e case Uquit lum un the strength of that doullt. whether a crime ha* been committed ing Field, about his haring run away, innocence and if and is sometimes called the eorput de­ manner, charged iu the information, is very <or having gone away, or having carried may lx* reconciled .with innocence and I Notwithstanding the evidence outside of licti—or the body of the offence. closely connected with the question of whether away the money or effects of him, Van­ also with guilt, er in other woids, if good character would bo sufficient to Your first inquiry then, gentlemen, in the respondeat wu the man who committed thL* cou*e Will be, is Herbert Field of derpool ; if they find fiom tho evidence there is a single hypothesis which will -----convict. theotfecM. and the inquiry may be pursued at Manistee dead ? that said false statamenta were made by reconcile tho foefo beside that uf guilt, 18.—In weighing the testimony of ■Upon this point tbe testimony which witnesses, especially sucli...... os..................... have been. then tho prisoner (U.-Il IUU IllUWU. should bo acquitted............... ....................... ...... . ............ Vanderpool. *hoald be taken into c-..nlideratiou in determin­ 6.—The guilt or innocents of the engaged iu collecting testimony and has been introduced into this case is .5.—That tli.-v may consider the lateichiefly of thdklnd called direct or posi­ ing the qnMticn. fication of the books of aswunt of the pn^er i. U 4.^.4 uPm . tive evidence, partly of a kind termed If you find that the erime charged hat been Bank of Manistee owned by Vanderpool mere preponderance of the proot. this there is a pionenesMor tendency of the circumstantial. committed your next inquiry will be i* lb* reThe direct and positive evidence on •pondent Georc* Vanderpool th* person wbo and Field, tillered by the Prosecution, .is the rule in civil cases, but in this case, human mind to distort an J color the this point is the testimony of those wit if they find tram the testimony, that the prisoner must bo acquitted unless ! (ante in order to establish their precon- nv-scs who saw the body found upon inflicted the fatal abound*. reived conclusions. ’•ved eriheinaiana. The prosecutlon’wi not claim that any peratm Vanderpool didxnako such falsification. tho evidence removes every reasonable '•• the shore of Lake Michigan claimed to 10—The right to make a "statement” 6. —That they may consider the state doubt of his guilt from the minds of the Is a personal one, given to a prisoner be the dead body of Herbert Field, the mw tbe respondent strike tbe mortal blow, nor of affairs of the said Bank tnd the ef­ jury and in caros of doxbt it is safer Io (ortho purpose of explaining any matter tetismony of Dr. Hopkins, the dentist, ba* any witncM been upon the stand wbo teatifects .of tho withfixawal therefrom of tho acquit than convict. which he may deem to require an ns to the t>-eth in the mouth of that .7.—To justify a conviction of the xu»- explanation. He may avail himself of body, and of other witnesses who claim of death. If this respondent was the person funds.allotted to Field, to anfer from cither by a mark upon the arm, or by who used that instrument as charged iu the in­ said effects a motive in said .Vanderpool poadent,it is not Mifficient tliat there isjn thin right, or not, a* be tees fit, and his the apparent size oi the body, they formation, in tbc Bank of Mamstce'on th* Olh declining to do so Is not to be considered to prevent stud removal by killing Held prepoudornnee of evidence iu favor of against him, or ns any evidence of his could recognize and identify, it as the guilt, ovon although suahpre;>underenco guilt, and te not a subject of comment body/of Herbert Field. before said removal should be .made. That evidence upon thia point which knowledge, saw the act: Therefore there is no 7. —-That they may consider all evi­ should bo so great as to create in tho by Counsel. may' bo termed circumstantial is tbe evidence upon this point of the kind termed di­ dence tending to shosv concealment by opiuien of the jury a strong probability testimony ns to the name of Herbert rect evidence. But the evidence introduced into Vanderpool of the actual business or ot guilt Having now disposed of the written Field being written upon some part of this cause by the prosecution for the purpose of The gtfik uf the respondent must be ।i request* presented by Counsel, I shall the clothing found upon that body, tbe sustaining thia portion of the charge I* in ita jx-rsoiial Mintions of Vandeqwol and Field, and all attempta by Vanderpool proved to a moral certainty and to the ।' proceed to give you certain further In­ testimony os to the panto and shirt be­ nature indirect and of a kind sometime* called ing Herbert Fields, and as to the gold circumstantial evidence. The prosecution show to tuin inqiury for Field in a wroag di­ exclusM'ii of all reasonable doubt. structions:. piece and the envelope found in the by direct teflimooy that certain facts exist, snd 8. —Although the jury should be boIrection, axti all false representations The information in this cause charges pocket of tlie panto, as well as the test! they ask you from tbort faclq^to infer by a pro­ isfitMl tiict Herbert Field did, ou tho 5th about or explanations of circumstances that the respondent, Georg* Vanderpool mopy about the ring found upon one of cess of reasoniiwtlie greatercriminal fact which or discoveries -tending to implicate him, day Sejitember, in company with the re- did ou the 6th day of September, A. D. the finders of the body claimed to be the is now the subjef.1 of iuquiry. Some of the fact* the said Vaadet>Mwl, with killing Held. Fpondent Jilono enter the bank building 180:\ at the City of Manistee, kill and identical ring worn by Field as late as from which they ask you to draw tin* final in­ Saturday September 4,186W. murder one Herbert Field. at Manistee, occupied by said Field and 8. —That they xuay consider tlie at­ These circumstances a< to the cloth ference are not proved by direct evidence and aa The i nfonoatioD contains three counts. tempt, by a f<»rged letter, purporting to respondent, at about 11 o’clock in the A count is n statement of a cause of ac­ ing and other articles may be a* valua­ •como from a distant place and to be forenoon, mad that re«pondon| there re­ tion, or a charge that a certain pi mon ble in determining the identity of this of each ou* from ccrteio other body as the direct testimony of tboee tecta proved bv direct evident* vritton by strangers, to create n behef mained afore with said Field, till 12 hsa committed a crime. The charge of murder against its re­ who claim to recognize it from the body that the aforesaid killing wus not Ae o'clock of said day a’«d left tho bank, spondent la therefore stated in the Infor­ itself. The question for you aa to the and, although tho evidence in tho ease act of him the aforesaid Vanderpoel direct testimony is whether the witnes­ foils to satidg tho jury, that said Field mation three distinct times, and iu three ses are correct or mistaken as to the tenee of such fact* can be logically established but uf said .strangers and other persona dlflereot forms. Tne reason of this is that when recognition of tho body, and as to the from those elementary fact* which are proved to 9. —That effects are proven to the sat- was ever afterward soon alive, and al­ Utection of tho jury, which establish though tho jury should be further satis­ tbc public prosecutor drafts his Informa­ otiier kind of testimony the same ques­ exist by direct evidence. The inquiry then into this part of the case leads tion occurs, and also if the statements guilt of this respondeat upon thSscharge fied by -the evidence that after tho said tion he may be in some uncertainty us of tbe witnesses are correct, Is it reason­ to the exact form in which the evidence und it is evident to the jury that an ex­ Field and respondent entered said bank will be finally produced upon the trial. ably possible that all these circum­ proper and legitimate field of investigation, and planation, if any can be given consist­ jmd before the 17th of said month, said And therefore he drafts the oomplaint stances should occur and tbe body not result* are oftentimes obtained therefrom as sat­ ent with innocence, is within tbe power Field was wilfully murdered, still such in several different forms to meet the betbat of Herbert Field. isfactory. as if th* thing iteelf which is ths ulti­ Is it reasonable that this body found mate object of your investigation should .be pre­ of the respondent, that then the fajt of evidence merely showing that respond­ evidence ns it shall be then produced. In the first count the charge ia that upon tbe shore of Lake Michigan should ent lind such opportunity Jocommit the his failure to to give give it is to to I* sented immediately and directly to your view, his tatlure it is ue coiiridered --------by lb. i«rr. roar b» ly th—i murltr, and <M« of c’‘d"."“ *’'°V the respondent with a hatchet inflicted have on some of the clothing of Herbert without the interposition of sny process of infitrField, one article of it marked with the __ Ti-nt th* natural infer- ining that some romo other person had had such upon Herbert Field, two mortal wounds, name of Herbert Field, and having up­ as criminative. Tliat the natural infer­ one on top of the head and one .on the Th* danger of Making conclusion* and multi on one of Ito fingers a ring testified to ence is, that the proof if produced, in­ opitoctunity, is not sufficient to justify back of the head, of which he died. the i jference that tlie respondent was And the second count chargee that re­ be tho same ring worn by Field as late stead of r.butting, would tend to sus­ spondent, with some blunt instrument, ns Sept. 4, 1889, tho day before his al­ perceptibly and unconaciouily glidu away into tho murderer. . . tain the cliarge. , To justify such a conclusion it is unknown, inflicted upon Herbert Field leged disappearance, and having in one th* field of mere apeculation; but to long aa thia 10. —That circumstantial evidence u two mortal wounds, one on top of iiIs of the pockets of the panto a letter en­ ia carefully avoided, and while punning your in­ often os strong as positive evidence, and necessary to show further, to a reasen- head, and one on the back of his head, velope directed “Herbert F..” the bal­ ance of directions being perhap* indls- vestigation!, you do not depart from the ngiona ablo certainty, that no ether person ex­ of which he died. often the only kind cf evidence obtaina­ cept respondent hod an opportunity to And in the third count the charge is, tingutahablo and the body be that of of atern logte. the result* reached are ordinarily ble, and that a jury is ns much bound tliat respondent with some blunt Instru­ some other person ? commit the murder. to receive and consider the one as the And again, as to the direct testimony 9. __ If the jury should be satisfied ment, unknown, inflicted upon Herbert other, and it is sufficient, if of such The eonclaiiona arrived at from th* atern logic Field one mortal wound upon tbe back of tbe denthst, Hopkins, to it reasonably with tbe evidence that during tho after­ possible that a set of teeth, a portion of of bls head, of which he died. chiwartor and amount as to produce a noon or night of the 5th of September, '1 he uncertainty in the mind of tbe lheni repaired in a peculiar pi&nner conviction of the judgement, or, in oth­ Herbert Field was wilfully murdered proeecut-ir when he drafted the infor­ should appear exactly tbe same in an­ indeed often more aatiifaclory and aertain than er words, create a rational certainty and and that during the forenoon of said mation as to what tbe evidence would other person’s mouth as they were in when th* eooelniion vnughl depend* upon the diremove all reasonable doubtsday be, »d Field, wont with the de­ be, was ns to whether the alleged wound Field's mouth ? Such questions as these you should 11. —In order that a feet should be fendant alone into tlie bank building uoo the top of the head wm mortal or projiouud toyourrolve* if you believe illustration—Suppose vou should desire to aaeernot, and as to whether the alleged received and considered by tbo jury, it occupied by said Field and respondent wounds were inflicted by a hatchet or tbc testimony of tbe witnesses produced tain whether a man ot your acquaintance, bais not necessary that it should tend di­ and that the respond out has foiled to by some other Instrument which would upon the question of identification of rectly of iteelf to prove that Vander­ the body, , ‘ prove that said Field ever left said build­ be capabl? of inflicting such wounds. pool is guilty of the charge. It it suf­ You must come to a conclusion as to And he has stated i be cbargw there­ ing alive, ‘atin tho jury ougH not from the question of the identity of this bod/ ficient if taken in connection with the Buch failure to infer that said Field did fore in different forms so ns;to corres- os the body of Herbert Field from the End upon tfcese points with the evi­ other fecte, it finds ita proper place, and not leave such bank dive. evidence in the case. nce as produced upon the trial. then that a mirror should be produced and with tho whole, produces this result And ob to this point, before you come This is In accordance with the rules 10. __ Although the jury believe from placed st a short distance from thia lint of vision 12. —That the suppression of evidence the evidence that Herbert Field wason of pleading in such cases, and you are to the conduBlon tliat Herbert Field is (Continued on 3d page.) oi a criminative character, is a means dead, you ought to be satisfied to a high Instructed that, if the prosecution shall the afternoon, or night of September often resorted to by criminals to defeat �tar the care we printed the exact words of the Speaker, spd not instead, what the prosecution cldH m Arta ; and fhr l^rbnrfliran | amq. ORTH. of bit Hann, The defense lias been handled in a masterly manner by men of the highest literary and legal ability. Each of them, Mr. (’. G. Holbrook, Mr. Henry M. Checvcr and tho Hon. D. Darwin Hughes has filled to tbe letter tho place 1 RUS8ELL (J- JVEVlfrS, Offer to the people of Barry County a large <Aul select assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, and a full line of properly assigned him, and it u not to much to say that for masterly ability, close-reasoning, and conclusive demon­ stration, the closing arguments of. Messrs. Cbeever and Hughes have nev­ UOXSX IL DXWXT. - • S4t«. - er boon excelled at the Michigan Bar. IIastlxos, Mien., Snonant 1 3, 1871. and adds now lustre to American foren­ sic eloquence. Tim MOR k ROLFE. ATXORNBY-flalLaw. Ha^Er.Mhblsan. OBe. •r«r Nananal Bank, earner SuUn and Jaffarxia 1,- RUSNELL, ATT0R5BT xt Ltw. Innnnio and Culieeting Ag'i. OJIs* over Sbopball A Brown', .for*. NaahvtUa. MIsaiffAS. ___________ JuMri dfiAS. IL BAUER. ATTORNEY AND COl'NBKIAR AT LAW. and SHeitor in Cimncrry. All ivai buaiuaa. awtroMtotaaeare wd1 to at let.W tn wHh wromptnaaaasdMjrito. USaaaorwerStateat^Joflar* Sash, various other goods—Every­ thing to he sold Cheap for Cash. Call and Examine the Goods. You will not re-/ TTORNKTF. and CummIIoh at tow-and Soliellor» In Ckanrorv. will protnixlx and faithfully at­ tend t> tb« bwda«M of their aaJUng: Convajaueiac. uoUacdug. ail Ury and real atate claim, in ctado i. Oflteu in Uoibrvek lllvck. Harting*. Blinds, YTM II. I1AYFORD ATTORNEY sad CmumHot at lav, a><! Solicitor la ( ttaaevry, Jmllov ot th. Pmcv. aixi HmJ Jfc. Borno Fruit. NOT GUILTY ! &c. Hagak Station, Aug. S8,1871. Fbibnd Dewey There was seven­ teen hundred and thirty-nine baekehof poaches aud nine baskets of pears ship, jwd from Ibis Station to-nlghr. This Station is on the Chieaga 4 Michigan Idkkc Shore R..R., four nilloo north of Benton Harbor. Such is tlie Verdict of twelve ns true Yours truly, men as ever were einpannelcd on any H. N. Sheldox. ’ Jury under Heaven, after bearing j The forvgtilug letter should have been • nil the evidenocafn thia Import case. The ; printed sotnu time slncx, but was acei- 1 The result vindicate* the fair Fame of deutly misplaced, and in the mul tip I lei- | Gbobgb Vanderpool, nud sets the seal ty of cares forgotten for tho momeut. ; qf Condemnation on tbo unfair and The author wul please excuse the error, and accept <>ur thanks for tbc favor. oppressive character of tbe men iu Man­ istee wbo have jieraeouted this man An experienced Bookkeeper wants I with such persistent spite. As a matter of interest, we append the <u obtain a sltusllon a.i Bookkeapjr aud Clerk. Address \V. K., care Banner, liallotlngs of the Jury, adding that the Hustings, Mich., for two weeks. dtf lint ballot was t-ikou without debate immediately after tho Jury entered their,room, and tho second soon alter, and the third, nfier tbe second instrue 400 rdiles under 800 mile* without tton to the Jury by tlie Court, explain­ Ono Management C ing the diiftrenee between tnurdor in “Sound the Timbrel over Manistee’s Dark Sea, Innocence has Triumphed. Vanderpool is Free!" ERIE inis kailway rxzbxm xbom Rochester to New York,NW5 miles, Buffalo to New York, 428 miles,' ! Suspension Bridge to New Y’ont 44S Dunkirk to Now York, 400 miles, Cleveland to Now York, G25 miles,! Cincinnati to N. Y., 860 miles, _AND IS FROM w Elevator Boitliag uf C. F. Dwi*bl*Co. /h j*f; With ono simultaneous voice, which the Court made no effort to check, Ivoni centre to circumference. The ladire, (if whom many wore present, join­ ed in those demunstratioua of delight, Nov. IMb. IW. HASTINGS, MICH. 'I'nlkiuir Are bound to sell Dry Goods, Groceries, All train* rue directly through to Nev York. ISyBflO miles without change ofcaches. From aud after Aug. 17tb, 1871. Train* will leave, in connection with Western Linaa, a* fol low.: NEW — . YORK ----- ------DAT— EXPRESS, . .....a.i, i*ar*n leavenvincmnati Cincinn.li, at I IS P. M , Sunday* excaptrd ; Cl*v*laod from Atlantic aad Great Wealbro Depof. bv Columba*. O., lime, daily, (Saturdarx efeeni- And everything In their line of Good* •d, nt 1.1.00 P. M.; Ctiftoo at S A.’ H.; and at prices aa low as at Jaekson, Nuapeamoa Bridge at 4.05 A. M dailv, (Sun­ or Grand Rapids, day. *xe*ptad:J Buffalo from 'knot corner Exchange and Michigan Stroalfc, by New York And in many cases Lower. •ime, aaily. i Sunday* excepted J al 7. A. M ArrirMalhoraellavilleSUto A. M; Noaquebann. ...iu u .n... _ •_ . v. m tho Court room rang with cheer after cheer, which, with the shouts and clap­ ping of hands fairly shook tho building WM. I- COIJIL ATTORNEY aad CoumUor at tow. Solicitor in i banc.ry, and Kronit <Xmrt Uommtoiouer for Barry oountr, will attend to oil buaineu entrusted to him with promptnm end Sdelity. Oflea in Empire Block. Middlevilk. Miehi<au. HARVEY WRIGHT. 1 Oil, REGIONSGFPENNSYLVANIA DRS. J. M. & <•. RUSSELL. “nJ „P»n:"'>n». The treatment of OB«ol’JfteT.Tn A‘xattention. DRS. H. J. R E. F. BROWN, HOJ/J-OPATHtC PhyMeian.. OfloolaoU p. o. lanilnn pal I to CHRONIC BEST ar Cp&Mltetion frae. " •' hoar. I rota u .. M. to I J. 1 r. «. U l-T toS lT,,n^u^I)t^eat'", Tliurrday aftir OF MEN'S JOHN 11OHCR1S. PHYSICIAN swt Burnon. Diclliug uu Brood-»y, near the Court ll<-uw. FltfE BOOTS! WM. UPJOHN, pl!St<212^ In the City, Manufactured hr prase Train at Now Jeraer R.ilrvad for Philadripbia Sleeping Coache, are atlacbed io tbia tram at Cincinnati and Cleveland, running tbrooghto Horoellaville l Breakfaat;i and new and improved Drawing Room Coaebei are attached at Clifton fSu.penaion Bridge', running through to New York. EXPRESS MAIL leave. Dunkirk from Union Depot, and Buffalo, via. Avon and tin iion>*!la- THE VANDERPOOL”TRIAL- LIGHTNING EXPRESS, iDaily.) Ihvw Ci*. cionail at t.45 P. M.. arrivM at Weal Salem Now that this imjiortaut case is closed, it may not be amiss fi>r us to rufer in brief to the trial, and tho principal ac­ tlitton IMP. X , 5o«peniiou Bridge, l.M >*• M; Buffalo 2 to P. M. Arrive* al Her- ton therein. Of Judge Hoyt we need only say that throughout he has demonstrated th« wisdom of the people iu choosing him to the impendant position he fills with so much dignity, ability and impartiality. i Central Railway far WiUiamaport, Hamobarg and tbr Booth ; al Jtrwy City with Morning ExprvM Train of Naw Jcracr Railroad fur PbiL adeipbia, Baltimore and Wa*hin<ton ; and al Naw York with Morning Exams tram* Air Boston und Naw Kogtand eitiao. ■looping Coarbe* ar* attached to tbia train at Our young Clerk has, also, won for i ■ aliimii and at Clifton. (Saapanaion Bndgw,) himself the reputation of being a oom­ running through to New York wilboat cbanar. Sleeping coaebra arvalM attached at llorualispetent, efficient and faithful officer, villa running through without change to Albany whose every act stamjw him a mon in NIGHT EXPRESS, dally, (Sunday* .xcepted;) the highest and best sense of that word. Tbe Sheriff and his faithful assist­ ants hare dons their whole duty to the A Sleeping Coach I. attached to tbia train ran perfect satisfaction of the Court, tho rinj^tkrougn from Su.pca.toa Bridge to New Attorneys, und won for themselves the verdict well done, at the hands of the CINCINNATI EXPBES-4. daily. '(Band.y. ex Now Good* Just Received GRA.VT^PJflLUPS. WOODRUFFI BEMEMBEK, A. I*. DRAKi; M. I)., r AKTICI LAR attention siran lo th* traataivnt af A. HANLON, M. Dn Washington Block, South side State St. tier i. presare-1 U trial ail bimw i,y ,h, ’’“ , MT All Styles of Women's and ChllSTEWARTkfiTEINHOFF. Tlie Best in the City. SwieM and Btaal Daiijjis, ^Jbtea"/." °™at * A Hastings. HYDE Ic RACER. |C. H. HICKS, [Still Uealiaot to SfllQ NATie.AtLirx.of Pkilad.lpbte. 1K‘,tW4T Fi*»«»n«a.. of Hartford. c- Ht»*-C.v Crockery. Glassware, J. w. ManraRD, &.C.. &.C., MILO T. WHEELER, COUNTY Troa—ror. Oflte* tn Ihn Ceurt llnuae. Cheaper than any Store in Hawing*. 30 V ears 8ur^ ItoUnxv J. C. WOODRUFF. Groceries, IIIIIIL B '•' DR. C. C. LINSLEF. R3TANIC and Eelami: Phrncian and Dentin, traaA. ail chrome and aealadiaeaaw: will attend to all ell. hy d.y or night. Office at Naahrik. Barrv cuuntv >lwh. • J?lieComer Grocery. which evidenced more conclurivoly than words can, that tlie verdict met popu­ lar approval, in an almost unprecedent­ ed degree, while Vanderpool, his Angel Wife and MiuScribnor wore nearly over­ whelmed with oongratula'uonx. • ATTORNEY at tow. Solicitor In Ctonccry. wjl. attend prvapUrto all 1-aiinn.i auinut*! to bun J P Robtrt.A to. * dntrslorv: oBea Of all Kind*. RAILWAY, AND THE ' C . G. HOLBROOK, LUMBER. first and second degree, and the state­ BBOAB flAVOE—DOl’BLE TRACK ROCTE ment on his part, that be remembered nq evidence in this aaS • tending to c*. NEW YORK BOSTON. tablub the charge of murder in tho 2d degree. PBIXCIPAL FOISTS IS XBW YOBX STATE ' On the ilnt/bailot, the vole was b A’ot Guilty, 1 Guilty. 1 not voting, I “my cbole? is blank; " 1 a blank pic.*e of paper. On tbe second ballot tlie vote stood I1 AW Guilty, 1 guilty of murder in tbe 2d degree. j • On the third birflot, 12 Not Guilty, Thus ends thia im|*ortant trial, and we congratulate tbe ]>eople of Barry County that they itad the honor to vin­ dicate the mile^ry^of the law, and aquit an innocent and true man. The aoono in the Court room when the verdict was rendered boggnrs de­ GiMxlytar AHarivw'. »u>r*. DRESSED ness^i^ .™T^i^ANT& PHILLIPS I scription. Itrve'J. Unton Muck Orar Bartow* (to«iyatrt rtora, HaaUnga. Mich. Janly Da ors, Experience! ISAAC IV. VROOMA.N. ’’IhKL. 0B** U,e Owt n°”*' r. MARBLE haring bought tb« Carding Jfa ebUa lately owned in Middleville, and baring removed it to Hasting*, and fltte 1 up in the beet etyle, he will C. H. HICICH. CoBaetin* A««nt E. H. MALLORY. CENTRA! IXotolat. public. (Hop.) Dunkirk at IOjM P. M.: diftou. iuj» P. Of the Jurors we only roj>eiit what we M . Na.pcnaion Bri.lg* .0.01 P. M.; Buffalo al 11 *u P. M. Slop, at riu*qu«bairoa nt 7.45 A. M. have said over and over again, that a (Brv.kf.at;) Torwr’i u i.M P. M..(Din*,) and more intelligent, pure-minded, impartial Guarantee Jury was never iinjonneled, and what­ NEAR THE BANK. ST Wool sent by Railroad will be Carded to order, and sent back in good The best stock ot Meat always on hand. ' Call and Get your Steak, Roasts, condition. -r any thing you want. SIMON P'RKENRUTH ever may be their verdict, for we wri(e while they are deliberating, it will carry with it tbe weight that should always attach to the deliberate opinion of twelve Buffalo, run mug through la Saaquabaana. i men, good and true, with ability to care­ at Clrv.land, ruaaiag through toNew York. fully scrutinise the evideno^ jnjLthaan- Meat Market! Shop in BARLOW A GOODYEAR’S New Warehouse, flinching honoeiy to nmdaa JflJWfcrCct “according to law and the evidence given them in open court,” regardless Bo.ton aad Naw England Paaaeogera, with of public opinion. tbeirBaggaga,arr tranafterred FREE Of CHAROE On the port of the pneecution the Attorneys, Moesrs. E. G. Eggleston T. B. Church, are conceded to be able and honorable men, and in WELCOME MARBLE. in New York JallMf ILLE exc»aj<ge, *u»u nuda a **»cialty. AAROX CLARK. $1.00 for 75c ?wiU close out my Stock of Summer Jnly.1871. A »«}icrJSBS.4&SsrtJ' u“i>e OMXlBl'S AND HACK LINK Dry Goods and Clothing this at seventy-five cents on the Dollar. R. MUDGE. in public opinion that will be aa endur­ ing a* lff<«, and, though managing a case, in which they evidently lack faith, and J. Roberts a co. “tMNs OAaaanJaff- Gold & Silver Watches, which H in and of itself in onr opinion, almost infanman perMmtion, yet theiri action has been honorable in tbe high-1 wAnmncnnTuixuuttiiT, cause in reporting tho opening speech sk 2USi as*-.?.*®? Adjoining U. F. Dwight A Co a Foundry. case have added to their already high reputation and won for them­ selves new fame at the Bar and of the Senior Counsel, at this Offies, be-| NATIONAL HOTEL. Matiatnetion. L. ». RUCKER, Gan’l Pa CLOCK*}. Fine Gold Jewelry, SM Slier 1R PUM Yue. BOTTLED VIHfflA BKR! KCSTXKXS.S CELBBRATED ■WITTE OB BEER ^axntlxxa. JOHM MICHAEL, ' �Continued Jnm lit page. .aad in inch • poiitionSu would enable you to see You would undoubtedly be . ------ — —wuivu you o( ths parson chared with erim.. Th.I de should dulr eonsider, . * You should also Inquire whether the telpond- of MrteuAv wh.«h _______ .vt____ f nl oPP«*-«<y to kUI Herbert Field. nf hi■ l.F* « i: e m m u e ii: : XTTENTTOLN'! That to bay Gboda -------- —, >UUW*U, un«<1 proved guilty. It I. a presompti.,, wlUl which, like a shield tbe law protects every per­ son ; and It can be overthrown only by tlie satis­ teln FiehJ’a money re property, whether any of factory eatebit.hment by tho evidence of the Field’s property ha* been found in respondent’. prsMaaion. 11 ynu find that respondent has had I tied.” Good Bargains iu ii.a«d iu that mirror a light of an image of the man by a pivcrs»i.f reasoning, by'logical inference come a »»ti«factory conclusion a* to the main Can you, gentlemen lb» jury, iu the mirror corer the image of George Vanderpool striking o’clock noon of Sunday Sep., Sth, 1SB9! The prosecution claim as some of tbe principal fact* established, sud from which they a*k you to tuferrihe guilt of the respondent. That tbc respondent and Herbert Field weie In business together in Manistee in this State, and that before tbe winding up of the .tfuir* of their partnership they bad some trouble or diM- appearance of Field, then it would be proper to inquire whether impendent concealed or at­ tempted to conceal any ot auch properly. Such proof, if found would not of itself be the proof of the guilt of tbc respondent, \mt it satislkmor.ly ettablished It I* criminative In ila character, and ought tn be thoroughly examined whether under all the circumstances it points to Gftwge Vanderpool, Again you should consider whether auy at­ tempt haa been made by tins respondent to forgo evidence for the purpose of turning attention iu ih,re<p.n. dent a* an in ioc.nl man. If you find the re­ spondeat guilty of murder, yon should state in your verdict, whether of tbe first or second de■■ ----.. uiua". ful killing is deliberate and premeditated, or committed in tbe attempt to commit the crime of arson, rape, robbery or burglary. lou must visit the Cun be] hud by] Calling ; at Great Emporium D. R. COOK & CO’S po*e to kill is formed suddenly, in great excite­ ment, such as prertul* deliberate premeditation there being no such provomtion proved as can reduce tho killing to manslaughter; or when the SKITTER <f- DECKER, of LAMDS Situated in the various Townships of felony uot juat mentioned. made »ume threat or threat, again at Field. ” Office iu Hastings. Tf e Offer the following Tax Titles Battle Creek. the history ot criminal jurisprudence .bow. that about fifteen unnutr. after eleven o’clock iu tbe the lint degree In the second'degree, by proof of • irraoou, tbc par lie. signed and executed a pa­ ervn bscn admitted in the form ol a confession the exact circumstances of the killing. per witting by which tlie partnership wa.* diaBut tlii. i. not natural aud will not explain all • !ved, and before thq paper wa» actually dclivshould be mitigated to the second degree, (where Barry County—one of the best Counties in tho State of . Michigan, Large Stock The tact that an attempted fabrication of evitea than those heretofore enumerated) there d.-uco by thu rr*|K>ndrnt, if proved to your ant­ should be a .bowing of some Sadden provoca­ tion which csase* under great excitement a sud­ locked after them, and that ' den purpose to kill to be formed. Such a provo- lust Received, ASSYRIA. neaemmox .cctiox .tnuemraox. sscrior. w.X o! nw X bis w X “f » w X ’-V neXufnwX »'• ••X *»• °S'°*X nfeorthhOaereanf t| THE You should also consider tho testimonr offered ! " T,_ . , . , . u„ .U^l ......d..,, I T“‘>• .... ' ** ‘ j enable the >.i-jr.ler tn bs mitigated to the second rOar ]you will ygadltr see, gentlemen ol the irtd by a rope aud iron weight some*brie • - Mera of take M u lligan, or perh.p. at ’ •;..... ... ..... Wr •«<> i>...ur <ta ...p.drf. ,b, iiftei 1? ..clnclt ..r ,i._ CELEBRATED 15 ‘ MAPLE GROVE. SKtNN£R i- DECKER. I to throw a man into a sudden freusy or excite- “£* vi. c;* Farrier's Improved! «r»«X u w^of nwX CASTLETON. GRANITE STATE ' lonwX ri.ifn CornSheller ’ Ue.7.,7'. ^'of tmteTi'TlX"^1 u „ . uf s w X O'UicIll.ftHl Itiul 1(1, of u w .x, j FOR SALE AT M uf ” wfX . * .... I spundrnl is nut "I,?’;’’"?'.’., •• ■lAp-.-s,■ । uf the other facts in tlie ease. It i* not couciu- 1 WOODLAND ■» u. <■» a Aa«m»r.wUns<tf UnatH.™charge, i Warehouse on Broadway. »|wl’WMrtt^A«iX=18 ........ '““"I"- .. atabcjl.^uirur.ncrllo'clocklbcn'i | t'.w luiacresof n w XM’That on coming Qom ■’•!» e X °f B* h IS 1 ’1! ‘e 7* ......................................................... dieace was cleared from the Court room i 710wXuf»»X 1’ T..ere*^nde«thMMiivd ». tne.te.ro trotily and tho doom do«d opon the Jurj-. An! r.eXofn.X 15 ' unxiuu^rowd, Hcatl.>re.t here anil there i ' t. wVofnwX i< hi am! Field went into the bank together. .>b..K... it character bafore thi- cltaraa ti|$>fof*eX St> Land and Calcined Plastj brought n^nst him. 1 hu i.e has a ngbt to do. I in little s-|unth epeeulatln» Upon the nTbe Court nu already Instructed you that it an I Married about tho Court yard during JOHNSTOWN. without prouf ol good character you would find thuday, wns to be on hand tn hear the 1 LIME, WATER LIME •e .u the bank a» of scuffiing That blood -• ‘ — - -- ‘ • • j verdict. . i Mund upon th ~ A little after 3 o’clock P. 5f. an officer ; evera; character proved you might entertain a rcasmi-•**K«“*X 31 was dhqKitched for the Judge, which wa« , mdeut *1)1,, jou|,i and .cquil the priMtier. au'ntSaroofwVufeeJ^lJ*; . n t; cote Aide off. w|3fi id tbe ar< Ji,, judge, of the weight and impur- the signal for a genera! rush from all [ , , , , , quartern to the Court House, but It turn-! laurotu -e given to giM-d character aud you mav edont that the Jury wanted a further ex- 1 August 10. 1871. tunna reasonable doubt upon it. But yuu ui. planation aa to tlie difference between BALTIMORE. ‘.luor under which it u claimed indicat'ou* ot not to du thife^tbitranlv uur upon »uy capric* or murder in the Hist decree n nd mu rile r in blood were found. That on Monday there waa anr fnvoiom notion uf what a sober faced man 1 thetewood degree, which the Court gave W. Hi JEWELL, may or mar not do. 1° tl»x-ni. a lu a of a w>^ufa wX-W|' * in/sUdicirBt t,> pay off tbc debt, within a few ’ , , , . _ Mr. Hughes then «aid tliat there was Men poaaMMd of gum! cuaraci.r l..v« no evldenc-of murder In the aecontlde- Register of Dixds. Notary Public, Thereafter paid by Vanderpool, and that thia HASTINGS. mitted crim.-*. Yet, gentlemen, where 1M*1 groe, and that it mutt be a verdict in the —and— character satisfactorily proved and tbe quU-J first degree, or acquittal which the OENERAL CONVETANCER; |;fx tion of guilt a* in thia caso depends apou cii^ Court, under the exception, refused to except <W acres 30 cumstanUal evidence that such character bss • charge expressly in those words, though Abstracts of Titles ie-1 ol G. ueen proved should cause yuu to exercise JR., .dmltUus that it did not remember.any CARLTON. caution in sifting and examining the teatnuunr. *U‘J“ ev*dence. ot lands in Barry County famished on ■ ■ »4 .. 4n« OTd..i.„. „,,4I, .,,4 .Uh ? k” '’‘J?.'' Y*'r' »«*■“«•>»»> »»<1 IM. application, at my offleo in the anu .ouraw your ox ao.u.iv..- r f > y anu w““ action of tlie Jury gave HSC IO UlUCh SpCC, e’J,tof*e X Court House. c,r*’ ' ulation as to its probable significance but nwVofneV Tbe ouuti Is requested to cbarg* that all facta ■ we were uot long left in doubt, for at a W. H. JEWEL around tbe body. ur circumstance* which are equally consistent ■ quarter to4 the uoors were again thrown ^nwXofneX Ututmgt, Mith. ' ojieuand tbeexcited crowd rushed in. ! The Court was proclaimed In session by tbe prosecution. But they claim other, which it BARRY. ■ and the Clerk, Wni. H, Powers, arose ed from tlie coj and said: Gentlemen, have you agreed upon TbU can upon a verdict and shall your foreman answer for you ? In con.iderini the cause you >he tr.timuny intr<»dttecd. a* well that put in.o th* Foreman—Wo have. Clerk—What 1s your verdict ? iiopf. Foreman—Not Guilhj. lion. TherwpondeEtel.it Clark- Do f«vch and all of you wo nay t;.. X.f ow V Jury together—Wedo. of Sunday September 5th, I3B. Tbe testimony of The scene following this we leave to fhese witnewe* should be carefully considered. If 1J n e freotn e |ofn w J 31 abler bands to describe."! you com* to the ooncltui»n positively that Herbert a. a whole point It.Xofo'V «• Court adjourned tine die. • W. T. EASTMAN’S -JS LUMBER, LATH, and SHINGLES For the BEST AND CHEAPEST ;»«x BOOTS il SHUES, building in ll.nI.lee, where Vanderpool k Field GREBLE and IntbecM* from which the Inferences •which you I ur*ly exclude from their consideration >n this are to draw are made, yon must eomider th* char- j Uct uf tljt exl.teoc* of that building, uw,u4 a. «raatMU<r .<■*.X w.lA 1 , u... credibility of MOh yritn-s .worn belor. y.u is your , b-’ ”r a, sol. province. Yon shoold consider tb.ir mm.n« <*** •• «*• b e*»“b-r ’’'b «•«» upon the stand, as to whether they are interested and innocence, that fact ahnald be excluded pain* to pu*h forward tbe prosecution. or to onto ! you some brief instruetloos. • to act upon iu a case ot this importance; such appearance* and manners before he is In condderinc thb L. Hardware. Little Red Shop! Westof Bank, Harnesses, \ ■ta tendency to impeach PRAIRIEVILLE. will not be under­ sold bv anv House In Michigan. n w V of n e ORANGEVILLE. Agricultural Tools, &c. SPECIALTY! is not an admission which will bind defen-, ax hu adtnt^iua.o.- confsseiost. aud I* not neXol.-X n U of n e fre '4- A.. WOOLEYI instruct you at tbe request of counsel that, if you find that Mr*. Vanderpool stated to Miaa r« IRVING. Go to the Healers tn jStoves, peached by prool <>! statement* inconsistent who i • . their testimony maile outside of Court or tn some I cent tnan i* charged with a crime, shall lie sumc -------- •”*-* anxiously pale! shall he 5ucb indications although w^ofnwV *fO w^ofnw X *>R >.3 pc 01. X of aw X M X of n . X Of Home Manufacture, timony of some of them is likely to be distorted or I This is thr Lad who drove the doves to market, and the same boy stopped at Stauffer’s w>,ofn wX a w X “fa « W u^olasX ■ »Xf»wK tl YANKEE SPBIN08.1 Mauk Rrssra.i 2:.x.r..x . allow yourseivea to indulge ta mere speculation but you must confine’T'ourvelves ■■ W WHOM ---- ------------ ACKLEY SLA.DE - ing. Before you can convict the respondent you .quire whether the respondent George Vanderpool had any motive which might lead him to kill Her­ bert Field. Tbe ordinary action* of men are performed knowledge of human nsturs would lead “• *® conclude that to cauaa a man ta commit so high — __ _ mnltra would •Sjnpinrw x ®f’HX 23 24 24 S3 •J4 !. w Xof» w.X 8S .** 83 33 3>a.Xvf«»X S >'n e X of » * X 34 2>,w x uf a e | of a e | 84 r.t 84 n wX»f ■ *Xot»«K John A. Grsble, If yon are satisfied that Mrs. Vanderpool did make the statement to Mis* Hill, as to tbe tlate, than its tendency is to detract from tbe crsdiblil- M RUTLAND. Cit D Jminggiall, w Wots e X awKof n.J< nVfrcX • KsJ.’Jf THORNAPI’LE- Druggists and Chemists, forwarm meals at all hours, Hemember the placf. Op­ posite Leinfs Bakery. South side State St­ _ * -WT AJ-K.'..-.X . and dealers In PATENT MEDICINES, tbs side upon which the evidence preponderate*, or upon th* aide which ba* the more credible testimony. In a civil case a verdict may be often found for PAINTS, OILS, TOILET vol FANCY OOOD6, lUta, in opo "-j — —- ------ PBBFCMEBY. Individual*, th* interest* of BOOKS. 8TATI0NEBS, CHOICE TEAS, OBOCBBISS. C1QAB8 and TOBACCO, kbbosene LAMPS AFIXTUBES mm .Lt.X avalad* WALL PAPBR, Ac.. CITT DBUG STOBE.1 Bteu 8U Wo will cheerfully give all information desired. VARNISHES, _____ tubpentTSE. SO TO CLARK'S FOB PICTURES. srisainal otasX Parties desiring to purchase will do well to Call- Mtah- ». TU COOK Ac CO Michigan Exchange. �SSSBSS—ae-ss-ss-E-ESSTlfs R.apdBLicjtf BjmIuiv OA.ILY DUXHtS THE TUIAL. At U\non Hall, BOW mST AMD I MADX UP. TWO KIQHT8 ONLY 1 > Two NiftlitH Only I A. 0. MILLER! ■ ICHIGAM CENTRAL R. R. Wedji’day& ■Uilifj.tVe’p, 3ept. 13,14. Grand River Valley Division AVOT.HT 1&71. NEW COMPANY, NEW FACES, Th*y‘d're Uppod m* ot»t. etrtalny for I couldn't too «brn to drive. « NEW PLAYS. TWra" 6M 5 fin CH) ■Si- Grand Balcony Serenade by the Female Sliver Cornet Band.-^i Each Evening at 7 o'clock. 1 For particulars see bills and Programmnies of tnc day. BILL H. GORHAM. Agent. Olover Hullers! corner tbo’uxbt it over tho more theee SUPERIOR, MCSHERRY AND STATESMAN Call on Miss Wilcox for millinery goods of all the latest and beet styles. Wanted Immediately. 30.000 feet White Ash Flooring and Plank, for which the Highest mar­ ket price, will be paid In Cann. dwtfsepll Hams, Williams A Co. I ; . > I Middle, ille GRAIN DRILL th inn they Seabed, throueb me, a* you know th inn mmetime* wilt When a felier'e alone in th* darknee* and e»erythiac iiatill, And Dress Making! And when t pot my hand to th* plow I do aot oft To tbc ladles of Hostings und vicinity —call at rooms over Mrs. Morrill's on through.' Jeflferaon St. and get your dresses ent or made in every style. New rooms Just opened by Miss Sarah Shrin . eil Mrs. Libbie Bradley. BALL, GALE AND KALAMAZOO, PLOWS AJVD (JSTLYGS. SAWING ETC., HARROWS, MACHINES, and the largest stock of a feller LOCAL EVENTS on the Chiearo A Michigan Lake Shore II. Grand Rapid* for Muakecon aad Whit* Kalamazoo and JLnn JLi’bor WHEEL CULTIVATORS^ " But.'' »ayi 1 “ we'r* too for alon< to take another AGRICULTURAL machinery in Barry County—for sale by GOOD-BYE. wall ar I could. And I fall to aalin' my rictus!*, which tomabow With this issue closes for the present tho issue ol the Daily Bamkui, and we take this occasion to return to our many And then *h* want tn foolin1 a lilt!* with b*r cup, ; friends, our sincere thanks for their lib­ And Intently raadin’ a n*w*pap*r, a-boldiu it eral patronage. For twenty-six days we havo labored zealously to send forth u mirror uf tho daily proceedings of the I hummed a little tuna, aad now aad than most important criminal case ever tried And then a not* by tome animal that hopped up in my ' in Michigan. For the able and impar­ Wa* butted throat. Protect Yourself against Small tial report that has appeared in oar col­ i May Pox. Dr. Drake'has a supply of pure •hell. umns wo are indebted to Will J. Stuart, Vaccine Matter./ j whoso untiring efforts are worthy of the ipoeially when . 1 highest commendation, and for which Best Meat near the bonk. IU cold. Birkenruth sells meat reasonable. he has our wannest thanks. Wo are, Smoked Hams and Shoulders at Bir- also, under special obligations to the ken ruth’s. employes ia our office, whoso untiring Salt Pork? fine quality at Birkenlabors, early and late, have enabled us ruth’a. ,• \ , T will sell bettfer Meat, and at lower to place each day’s proceedings before E. P. BURRALL. ro Kxpraaa atlO-OOa m. Detroit K*j»r*** at O8U» in-John Wraertl’. Hardware Smre. Brtwa'a Now Block. Local Sbsijiej? police?. J. W. & 0. G. BENTLEY, |Succ«Mor* U> Uickejr A Bentley.’ prices than any other Market in the, tlie public, hours in advance of any other to inquire— journal. To tho Conductors and Bagcity. 8. Birkenruth. gngemen on tho G. R. V. IL R-, for New goods has just arrived at ; thoir special efforts to send onr paper to R. Mudge’s. our distant patrons nt the earliest possiAnd I told her in the future I wouldn't ir*ak erow Attention ! hie moment. Friends, one and all, ac-­ or nuh. If half tbeeroekery in the boat* wa* broken all to i I have a yoke of cattle and a single cept our heartfelt thanks, horse for sale. Will sell on time tor I ------------ ■—>« a ■——»-— I Hurrah! Vanderpool is Free. good paper. IL J. Qraxt. By (tartin' a branch t.u5li»htneni and nannln' it Aug. 30, 1871. j Shout tho Glad Tidings! Proclaim । MANUFACTURERS OF SAMI, DOORS. BLINDS, MOLDINGS, Ac. Moldings a Specialty. ALSO. LUMBER FLOORIXi SLOLVJ 4*x B.-oidt-ctj, nt-r ncer. । to the World the Gioaioyk News. Cancer can be Cored. | Most everybody are going to the Fair ) (L. N. Mixer's scrofula and cancer; mature is warranted to cure nil cases 1 to-morrow and next day. of cancer and scrofula in every form. -^a * — Send for circular. Si per bottle. Adw. u. Itarham will •-» *t .' dress L. N. Mixer, dcnc*. near th* Sitae Road, i Other ftua; . Unslings. Mich. Hutina*. Tbundav Kept. 25th But when (be w 11 cent sugar at Busell’s. Rubber mope at Busell’s. Peaches fresh and nice at Buscll'a. meat at Union llal£ thi». Wednoaday evenlna. to Beat Sherry wine, bitters for dyspep- Trip to Richmond.” Pint limo in tbi* city of the | laughable and lidc-tplittinc fareeof'The Jaalouj a, at • Bcsell's. Wife.” or. "That J'.aacal Thoma*." Mr. Miller i< j >s I uerou tbe other Ju*t tneeU it with Beat cheese in the city ut Bum IPs. A Choice Stock of perfumeries at the City News Depot For Photographs and Pictures, of nil kinds, call on J. F. Minkler. in a while; And I do it for a compliment—’ll* *o that you ran WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. That there written acreemrit of your* war Jo*t the arc every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint of parties who say they are unable to Oay so mach. ow to give all a chance to have Teeth who need and shpuld have them, we wiUfrom this date, for a few weeks, drop the price almost one-half. JKe will now make full and Complete sets for$25. Single Plates, Upper or Under $13\ Monday, for *uxe nice Imnehea of lobelia crape*. C-rlewly and horridly we forsot ,o ert bi* name. I'm Heber than a national bank, with at! iu treaa- Cheapest fruit Jurat Busell's. The place to buy your boots and shoes i nt Runyan’s. Custom work made on short notice, in goodstyle and reasonable prices at Buryak's. Ladies' fine shoos of the latest styles at Runyan First National Clothing House. —Go there for the bent and cheapest Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, etc. tf E. G. Williams. Chapman, of Aaay>ia.wbieh yielded about 33 boib- Northern Michigan Agricultural and Mechanical Society’s Exposition, at Grand Rapids, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September, 12,13, theif form. mi(bt yield them a little more to the 14, 15. ’ Property will be transported to the A Clan.—Ectroas or Baixe* akd Qotn Joraxau exhibition and return, Free, of Charge. J subject to the usual condition*, which ALL OITH WORK WARRANTED, Office over Grant Phillips’ Store, Hastin£s, Mich. . STEWART & STEINHOFF-"— NO USE 1> return their kindeat recard* to the Editor*. of the can be learned by posters, or nt the vachore named Journal* for readinc matter fnrnubed riotni railroad offices. 1410 some ruljs and regulations os . above will apply to the State Fair. r«T from Hone to Huy Michigan State Agricultural Society, GBO. II. BROOKS. An Every-day Story. Deputy Sheriff, in chare* of Jury. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday September 19, 20, 21 and 22. “Hello John, where areyou going?” Will M. Cabltox has boon engaged The premiums oflfered amount to$12,“I was going down here to buy some on the Editorial management of the 000. grocers.” Barry Co., Agricultural society, Wad- । Detroit Tribune fur 1872. Ho will also “Well I am going down to Msec Al­ neaday, Thursday and Friday, October contribute many good things, similar to ien’s to buy mine.” 4, 5 and C. “Down to Alien's? Why, I never bo’t “Betsy and I," etc., in prose or poet­ any of him, I always go there to buy ry, every week. Look out for a rich treat Special Trains. crockery und wall paper, but I never in the Tribune for *72. thought of buying groceries there. Not Special trains on tlie Grand River long ago I bo’t a whole set of crockery BACK LUMBERS. Valley Division of the M. C. R. R., will and paper enough to paper my house, We can supply most all of tbe back run on Wednesday, Thunulay and Fri­ there, 20 per cent, cheaper than I could numbers of the dally Banner from No. day. Sept 13th, 14th, and 15th, Between buy any where ehie. Besides be war 4. Will send as complete a file os poss­ Eaton Rapids and Grand Rapids, to ranted it. The crockery he keeps Is ible for 5 cts. per copy. Dealers supplied and from the Great Union Fair, leaving tbe Boat’s celebrated ware.” Stations as follows: “Well, I always do so on groceries, st usual rates. and I know yuu can. Besides be takes LEAVE. STATIONS. anything I have to sell at a fair price, CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSl TION. C:30 a. m. Eaton Rapids. 0:50 p.m. too. I get a better tobacco, tea and —Tickets good for trip to and from the 7.-0J Charlotte, I 0:20 sugar there for tbe same money than Great Industrial Exposition at Cincinany where else Id town.” Vermontville, 8:50 Nashville, 8:40 M. ALLEN, Waterloo. 8:20 Washington Block, Aug. 15,1871. Quimby, 8:10 LOTS AND PILES OF IT OA Fare to continue to 8:33 Hostings. 8.-0J press Trams Daily i HAND AND BOUND 8:55 Hams, Williams & Co. Irving. ; time 13 Middleville, Do not claim to have the only Meld­ TO BELL, 10:10 Art. Grand Iteplds,, Dep. <>30 6:30 SftcUJ ' ing Machine in Barry county, bat they to Undertaking ;ta have one that wllf stick any and ail The Flint and Pierfe Marquette rail- ■ kinds of moldings that are needed. They also have nu band a large uumber road is making rapid progress through of doors, sash, Winds, moldlags. win­ M*w> of Ure rtdurwrl Fare, la—rnrer. Hmth fmuktd .FULL ta dow framca, Ac., that will be sold at low Osceola coanry. Thia week ties will be from stations where there are do Offices allpairmu. distributed from Evert to Ashton. can procure tickets of the Conductor? tr|v JOHN WOLF. Warranted Custom Made Boots from Detroit, Grand Rapids and Jacsson at Rcnyan’s H. A. Goodyear. Dan'l Striker. Goodyear & StnTer Dealers in FmiTIBE! ■MH Call at JOHN. WOLF’S FURNITURE UF EVERY DESCRIPTION. IHlfflB, Iron, Nails, Glass, Wooden Ware, &cAGENTS FOB THE Detroit Stoves, MADE OF Lake Superior Iron THE BEST IN THB;WORLD. Aho the WOODLAND PABLOKB. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-09-13.pdf 1ff1ea2677447ede078cc25fe4e82171 PDF Text Text ^== rije *™7 ijfn. astmgs Republican Banner VOL. XVI. Ffifowal wl I I GEO. C. WORTH. __ Summer G-oods ------- a."™* .nd saLd. .11 | a husband -- | mure UHM» W13CWKI. ."<O, WO OU NO. 2O-!‘“’!m*’00 10 "*a*in <*»• V' MV , l,„M __ ... .... . .U.. HASTINGS. BAHRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13.1871. CvfcsiQ m THE VANDWOOL TRIAL IV “ n-u •*" «™a u» **™. , ,a...... “»• tb.nrii.L w., Twexty-Thlrd Day’s Proeesdtnn. • Vij’vcvi’i ‘ivm BUT one BICK as ne was. though he was one of his most intimate They aak you why wu all this ecrub^r3 "! artificial bing fiwu Monday till Wednteday, but proofs of the identitr of this luvlr T iRm mt ___ S. Jf. CEEEVEX8 -ARGUMENT. OF AU. KINDS, — rIF TO BE CLOSED OUT uni™ RUSSELL! Have now on hand The LARGEST STOCK of 7' I. A. fc E. A. HOLBROOK. Organdies, Percales. Shawls, Linens. Balmorals, Grenadines. Linen Coats, Linen Pants. vnambravs, Linen Vests. Mohairs, Summer Hats Glove?, Marl Poplins. ' ATT’iRl HARDW ARE September, Oth, 1871. HARNESSES* IX T1A.1AXLY another proof of the .m. v:_.i ..r la case, end It baa taught ua that ,.r nil human, and liable to err.' OOITIVTY. LEATHER BELTING. BOSTON CASH SI’OllE. STOCK Of ALL JOHN A. GREBIX C. F. DWIGHT & CO SIZES. MARK RUSSELL JOUS ROBERTS. wat. iliSfflliS IfiRINLTIIIU WORKS In Fact Grain Elevator, GRANT & PHttMPS -s. P. DRAKE. M. Dh ' KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL ASSdBTMENTOF ALL KINDS 1 ‘“•fti?' ?f'7iB*iJUAlu£vto * or A(,RIOTLTCRAb IMPIXKENTS. I sSSJtaitahurta. JACKSON WAGONS, | dress silks, alpacas, poplins, Sviffl uf ttaiaiical Dentist! Glen &. Hull Threshing MacMues, Clover An(| wc wi|| sc)| IX..11,.Me. rt.,,1 a.i-oiri Drills, I Bvillte and Uriel Gale sviilt* ’s K Hullers and Grain Patent Sulky Bako. • pay Cash for all kinds of Grain, and sell Grand Rapids Plaster, Ohio Lime, Water Lime and Salt. g.^sssiESsaij,"’’’, Has tings, March H>. 1ST 1. DRY GOODS! wr atc*„p Ils nlly houBC i ---believe Not excepting those that blow more. Wo make no drives and tell no lies, hut sell Goods on their merits. Wo Sell Moclune. Mr. Cheover'a crgument concluded. fti lar I little ftiw. 1 not have disposed of that body fur wont of time, their theory fails to the pound. One very important fact brought out in thia trial, ia tho limo it would take a for two long yrai goes on with ita ' tie caring wbctl goes forth a free from day to day avocations, ana bardly know whether i were up and vcrtantly brought out by one of the witnesore for the Prooeeution, and we find from that teutitnoay that it takes been alxiut his lawful business u» well much longer than we had provfouslv time to go into their history if I would. aa they ? If Field bad not been musing suppoeed. Tho theory that be changed Herbert Field was a good hearted and would three circumstances Haro,been tho books by making firgod entrue tails . back ground. ranaerpooi aaro' aiv.OOO in tire eka, how could Field ruin George saw blood end scrum drip from nis bucket, and you remember Uial no blood was sera there till Wednesday. But 5ly 3d point is that tbero IT SBIffl PRINTS IHBEflTT GROOEBIES, is at the new brick store of C. H. HICKS ! Ladies' Misses and Children's pod is not guilty, is shewn by the fact that ho unraly wore home the pants of the man they would have you belicvo be hn i murdered, and ha were them Lite the preeence of h'a family and vfcitare. and joked and laughed alrout their being too short. Besides the time of the day. and tho publicity of the o>»- nesaif ----- lo buy------ STORE. (Successor to Hicks <fc Fales.) , CROCKERY & GLASWARE! luting maioas quantity of blood fo bonk on Wednesday, and, Il no auspicious quantity of blood on lbs t .Field ia equally fluor, for all that was on the floor on enhin extatod till Wednesday must amuredly have been , and! care not who from it first, on that friend told you yecterday that if Geo. Vanderpool did not commit a murder.be committed a robbery by aseigning Field's securities, but dree not this rooeipt show "tbak George Vanderpool was to hare all the accounts duo tho firm, and that Field received every dollar duo the body Russell & Nevins. ( pay Cash for my Groceri<*s, I pay Cash fpr Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. □aatiags, March S. 1871. NO USE M. If Field Hint a.'ternoon ink, ret severel of these wilneeaee tretified that blood cropped out from undur the ink They expect to collect all this testimony there amine these apota together, for they are eo email that it ia rodiculoua tn separate riotous living, cowling 1 aaiM p-.teL. ■ m am the dew making a noise aa if playing UaledaKunVand^^step^sigfit. XteKEtaS WTO Call at by George VanJerpoul, that bank. To expiaix o? mn relit worthies. Take tbs wrumstano. cf Rev. J. B. FMc, fludiag a Ittfe I«wreptwr in tho woods, in which di- . ion does that pumt ? Take elan tho I Dr. AIKIN, -...■UUlKbiS. you are to separate tt. analyst it and lift it to the bottom. Criminal lawyers and judges will always tall you that dreamstantial evidence is a •lisgirutu instru- did they notice any human gore in the water that wait swept out They sent a ni«v of board from tho floor to Dr. Duf­ field fo - examination and they testify C. H. HICKS. johxwoli."P pass through bis fingers with­ out cantfaning you very explicit­ ly in regard to this point. But what <Lmi oantiun moan ? You orc not to pi from that jury boa and co right ahca 1 os if nothing had been said. You ton legitiimxt.i and proper. That the I becks are full of cases in which it has been used badlv, rias exhausted To be Sold at LOW FIGUHES. Ajri«th, 1871. Why woo nut that body taken to the house of Rachel Hill, tbo woman who had adopted him T They toll you that the corpse was in a wonderful state of GRANT * PHILLIPS. May. 1871. Phoenix Cash City of Hastings, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. that no unfair meant of dieumrtant.1 evidence, which 01— T*- J rt” “J". t.ivy nultk. .arWUM. .Emeu., rf U. j iu"-!LX M ™ all do punt great Plata uf Michigan, in the little even ia the strongest cases. (rum th0 right source, anl they pruvrd and ycu meat find that they ___ ... -i.u. ■" . 1--- I..U <1. — I HM.nl. If HA .l.n» ,1.— nnV. Court Hoose in thia little city of Ilait- Fta [ivt is a Cal! aid« what a.bii Pits nf Gris n fill [ita The best place in the Shoes and Gaiters, di,“l "H™-, «i«»i Hite Magill on her own a. ta., • From New York to Chicago, LOWER THM'ErER. J. ROBERTS some little taragtag though the ^uSd and found bnt J VT0"* “t1 happy family Herbert Field's whose waa it ? ston could not I l^fcmcut, I committhe came reime me epeaser sniper,ae-i u» rcmarxs urn uoor trom wnoro* be eat, but that it I °F PIMon<r- 1 about noun, end Court took a reroas till would penetrate the room, foe .bow 9 | ‘“IdyoajlxUb.ssu.iwtaM.te^ 2 P, M. inches Now wc do not WE KEEP A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Bill WHS, 6B0MIES, MTS 4 K AARON CLARK. inflict on thia prisoner IT- L_ -1____ that you have, is hard enough to bear, I ®6S>7 cawi resting on the former which , but it is nothing cotmxrvd to what this bad turned out <1it!bronlly from what - IWtonir has borne in his tong imprison ■ they bad been proved. Th'oy tell us that menf. sri/ the envletv he hnx felt in the .... . . .... Repairing Machinery promptly altends-l to at all t'sne*. Y\ c are Agents far the | * J । Our Stock contain« a Large Line of I. LORY. !t' m> n‘aU«r bow much I ■* r Kug. I.,.., should that ihoeo beautiful words full from the to toll you that tills case rests solely ui>1 lips of Lord Coke, that ‘it ia bettor that' on ciretimitaatial evidence. ninety-nine guilty men should go free' And hep> the speaker illustrated and AT THE STORE OF VROOXAN. vetdict may n. I.:. that ever trod thia earth. I sympatliixc with thoae to whom bo was The people aro interested in this case I umtfand dear, but vou have not the und you are the people, god 1 am tlio I proof sufficient that it waa. But sup­ people, end you Uiould so dispose of thia nose that they hare proved the esryw itcose that no one, not oven the humblest1IUH, and wo admit this to bo Field's ui j> wau i. ui inni, any tiui wo uaee , Goods are Cheaper than Low! no: AND upjoiix, KTEW ART AKTE1NHOPF. mind ... 1 guib. <$»•’. this branch of the teetimsny falls to the Now wo hare sh ,wu that ou no con-, I ground, and they hero not brought one ditiou can you convict the Prisoner on the I word of testimony to show whether this dared aa alleged, and yon hi to do with the young wife be more than walowod, but WHS HIDE m SB CHIP! PROPRIETORS OF THE my aejoaato ha. 7 b. thwwy of thepro^ul *!o7’ bot ,Lo qu and th. man in the “ about this than dlP). now not nor M h mr “ COPPER STRIP FEED OUTTE. FVLL theJurr. The teak that 1 have charged your sokran duty and rendered When we consider vour rctdii t, I trust that wo may look back npcm these four weeks we have spent together with feelings of ideasure. much dependence should not be placed on this. Dr. Hopkinv toils you that he idcntiBod the body by tho tioculiar filltonlitm to-day for the importance of this iqg of a t»x>lh and by tbo alucnco of an­ mso Is such that ow tlpw should not be other. But every one who has had taken Into account- You hare nothingtbo ----------------- to venture into a dentist's misfortune to do with the young man who was I shop, knows how ronsmon a thing it is stricken down in tho prime of life, you : to file tooth apart before filbng.and noarhare nothing to dn with Ike bereavMl I Iv cverehrxlv La. L™* ■ « BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL ! .1 unreliability ___.•____ J ROLE AGENTS FOR THE . ORA. J. M. k C. RITSSEIX, k K. F. BROWN, Twwity.fourth Day's ProBealUut*. HUGHES' ARGUVEXT. MB HL BfflB « MUIS. HARVEY WRJQHT, say, too, that ho had an imurnnoe on hie hotuo of M.400, but geatlmmm there no evidence in thta case that one rent of 1 andcrpoo'.'s money was taken for tho furniture and clothingjn their little m ___ body, bat Crispin said nothing about r« la ! 364^^^07691^0113 bad on I cvngralutatoyou l>«ro in tho opening * _ - ■ - 1 .L„, — ~,LU �i THI VAJhmPtCt. TOTAT,* D. D Hughes’ argument sontinued ora tho point wham wo left off tfatar This stoqueut appeal for pursuant lib- : Now I *"•!MO to 10:4ft, jut fi minutes, aa ' kill a man and wear home his 1 penta in 1 aji'Mfaegt «scrvpu>ey bread any light, into the ef his *. to th. amount paid stfar He didn't care whether d‘« swamped or not, he knew be was safe' head, and these inflictsd during Ufa, wounds that would causs death. imm*di Field wm not soon that afternoun, bat j ate death, life could not survive e mo­ ment, and that fa the way 1I*'rbvrt^/’1<1 Twenty-fifth Day's Frtmeedfn t. b. mirdenri. roberated by the time f« VH^-Ibwre irox aothmg unusual -in hi* appearance on Monday- nor was tbe thuo and fast u{ ci-aoiug tbs Lank un : the eOTfafaeat Apwsd that Yaadsrpool usual. . He was seen by a large num.' bought all hi* right and title to every her Of bis friends and urighbore on that thing ' Then there is no knowing that it was th* sanw-.for ft has not been Uefab Innocence has Triumphed, fled. 2d. They xay that though liu ra>d Vanderpool ia Free !” ippeatance cf Field. He waa! out nearly a tluOO on Houday .Uro rarliar than his neighbora, aid . we. a terrible big ha! fan Ifat, but would said, that if bar company left at 8 S0, tnnai h**nral «r,<*l.l it bs very likely that if he to >k any : she thought be bad no reason to am.Jury under Heaven. after heart ng money from that body ho wou’d spread t fa it not more probahfa that1 MOT GUILTY! was Mary Ruggles at that time, is t only oac m conflict aa to the timn be la ‘‘Sound the Timbrel over She says that Herbert Riper loft I: bouse that evening at £30, that «Le i Manitt^a 'Dark Sea, no servants The chanow in busmsas,aa he was going to run it atone, waa a wry natural occasion, bewides the time hail Iwen positively arrangedprevio'u to this Ho did all the cleaning openly and ad­ mitted whoever dwoee to cume in. But Ws ofaftn that he wusmur- cffVBfirs anouMBjrr. it ne murorawu mm ror nis money, ns wanted tbo boat to swamp, for when tho did it cfohbemrly, so that ft was no sc- Captato tried to asra ft be said “tot tha t outenral ottffdor <r. anything that hap brat ro to hall.” h is clear that bs . V »«1 te k: ■r'*nl*a b“‘ «“ r» tbere.. Ho ropes­ - sab tsaybo dtd out musdor kiu!. for seated himself to bo without menry and PiuWMT do it, who did? .1 canUvu ’t toll M0 who and did it:l Li* matter for no manor wnv found. *x- . .l.* l. *..* — thafs^not mr business, nor tbo Imsi- [tltetbs of PtehTand that be Caned hts d—th bv some murderous weapon, and meet it fairiv and squarely f Harbert Field was ' found there in any gmlty quantity. not thrust out of all the TsUwsex and know what 1 ahall i Ii in thia inquiry about which all other quarters of a found of blood would facta cldstor and to wUoh they must flow from the tower wound and about killsd Hrebert FmM and if that -e- I lit «rimo I cun hardily discribs, K» it is a j broach not cmly of human law but «f ----- — . thought made tbo matter no Iwtvr, for Ood’s everlasting Canon, "Thon shaft if the i'eojde. by their ('uuascl, get up not UH.” Now by tho provisions of the tow this , ; and «•! that, tho pnwf is not e> clear1 I but wbkt this man in the boat may hare Twenty-sixth Day's Iroooodlnxa- S-pteml«r, 12th, 14*71. from both wounds. Jjow the (tounsetor on tho other aide says that if this blood bad remained there it wtwdd have been ia thia mailer, I think it H relfafaT?; th*<tofaussb« there maT guilty quantities, and this from the exAt the oisraing of Court this tetwning ; traordmary opportunity ho bad for de- | N, cv^ ». .r u» J-r.... w J:! a running diwusuon over tho K',0 J not i “ It' must bonneted, if at alt, witblrat any *>» baa just ctossd What accounted for in Field’s kittle jiass book | wb,n bfoo doubt or unrortafaty. The very ffat i ■ 7°nr °«‘b but ,h“‘ J°“ "ahall true delhai il4« r—J ... t- ' -i 1 lireranre make betwren the ('oai-nou- at the drug store, and which makes tl>e | the air, it soon only variation bstwoen that pas* book , thick on,which . . . ... ________ n .l. 1 tli-nuwh the os point* to this titan in the l»Mt as haring carried it far out into tho lake, fn- all ' 41.7U0 and • 1,400 found lhen> and al­ statement In the “ Bros up. v oidd it not b« verv natural to take public that the bank was the proof goes to show that if the body would hate you believe that you were a leged ts bo forgeries, <700 and |I<M. thaT'bs bled on folded i up tli« d*n®t first, cr w ouhl ho bo like­ they should oom* in and see had been dropped nt ths mouth of the He said there were found in the ly to kt(vo it till he got through? through ? His Hia : plenty ol money. Now which Is tire Manivtee rirsr it would hare gon* to sickness waa not of h ■character Irerai trr to pre- moot likely that bo would spread out hfa shoru immediately, and if carried* er a great crime lias been committed ia not books 14 changes in tho hand wntidg tuuwy for that purpose, or that he would vrotikl be undergoing coagulation V LU .—Now I. ua aaa- what they , spread it out to sltow bow much he Lad r praranc >. I taken from Field ? But there is no fain but Li* sickte** ! j>ruuf that there w s* any couaidwsbfe strange and nagular remark* inode by about circumvtiutial th* geuilefuau un the other aids which ■ l ‘ “ tor than now) that with the aea that was nranra- that »m laud* me to examine th* evideore to' taUtoh the charts of murder tn tbo -d Utile farther. Ho I.ill some extent Counsel may inveigh against witnesses as much as they cbouoe, i 65 minute* of tho whole time, lent ing ptunMly in foe afteraooa. »ben busy dav bo i. apauj*-.-. inopor rendering of ! era. count for it If this budv wa* dn-tmed th<-y msy fororiw, and mistifv and spec­ objected. A'ot Owitt*. I Guilty, 1 not voting. ny brother Hnghe*, the at Ins bosdt and then a*k*J what (cupfe Nor is there any proof that ho wu* tt the mouth of thofacre tlu-ro i* a han- ulate to tho exteat of their ability, but - --------- 1 teotimaay os trans-' Blot said. What would they have him siy ? insolvent and ifbo was. doc* that pn.ro ' dr«j chance, tn one that it would come they rannot get away from the cardinal! of evidence equal in many cave* to __. . There wta a run on the bank and buri- anything? Oue-lialf of you may be ,a*huss iauaadfaiUv or within a few fact which stands out clear as day that ^positive proof, and though mistakes aro cribed from foo Bepotter's noton. But out | and then to tho Tyson House, then uses ua* Cuming to a ctfefa, and he sul«nt and fos rtot fartolvunt and fa foo siilre at the mrat. and if anchored, then Hcrbvrt Fu-ld is dead and that he died ' sometimes made, these sic scattered 11 A’ot Owt/tjf. 1 euilty of murder tn the spend a fow minutes looking around to would ti* very likely to inquire what it I , r.o any more liable to commit a mur-. whan foe rope broke. But suppeoo ft Wo Benin ass that no one waa about, for ho would meant They say ho pretended ifa sent dur than tbo other? But that be was was carried 18 or 15 mil** into ih* |»V« a totograrn. but wo have [<wrd-friat be not insolvent ww Lave shown by th* offer fl.eo ,t might well anno ashore *0 miles did stnd it. ; of Mr. Utauwn to furnish money as h* sway and unabraided. 11 i* idioev an I - Mr. Hughes objected to his reading I i.& would he get on*-, since Up y toll yru, and more to thio conviction, that it a wo congratulate tlx- jeoplr of he kick- without a three months’ notice. (hat all tfai boats aro to-p’- lucked] ...... J—. — -spoke ■and'— -.of----1.0*. uo to mw i® «r*5th u so wnom rosy the towjfH fa sur- 1farafabed finished hfa jnreW b«uj romomber inwith i assisted Vanderpool .... — . ‘‘7,1, ;LUKdiSnera. and bi* rrc»I-dot they10say thoafter man tho was found > ao • vfriend* and Bn a diseased public"" and Jn-lgu *s»trinr the Ob- to him before Ire thrr foe I nothing douuag it —»• •• «•« >“■“ '“T”1"” : thing, and don't hh disturbed butenes* to go ou brighter in 1hi*If life. days ofiv September, I 1 nil things ton^weh, shield him-tho । -thSThe .• munded ofthat tho board, roughed charges too much, jrrobaLln that her father would nmqdoiu if be wont away at S:#0, so that this very cin-umstanre makes ice think her testimony wrong. Cuquillanl ewrara it would take 48 ballutlugs of the Jury, adding that tin- minutes to row a boot Jowu to the mouth of the rirer and beck, end surely it would take faly that length ef titue ft towing a deed tody, for if the body was not dragged what does that rope, found tfon te the Jury by the .Court, erptain- around it, mean ? Dr. Firhcr testified at Kalamazoo, (and 'gave no reason for Here fa the tcoat natural alary. 3 I icr.ption. With one simultaneous voire, had one, thou to would have to got the j “ u— ,_i----- .—. >* '------ ’-■ *-— - hia aunt about . it altenranls if guilty, erldcno- ‘ ixtoplo passing along the stroef ? Would that tlu< safe had bev-n Court upon thia matter. and ma- , ho have selected a time when ho b.ul runtents didurbed. ping of hands fairly shook the building boat Lad light clothe’ 5.h They say he did______ _ ____ ____ ___ lime*:- turi.ed and .mpicfou* sput and tire ' then another and ail put together imps] ’ |Wrtn,r tnsnlfeta no anxiety, bet In­ munt ul halliag's draft This is not ' Would lie hare s.-1-ctsd to tliat1 band found by the Iler. Mr. Fisk bear* -’,oa «rrv*i»tsb!y to a certain ronclusiou duatriously dreu stew tbc story that bo strnngw, lor Held bad seevirod ft ntul be would have ’■> di*i>Mo b*dy ia ' to thia boat, 1 know noL tossiblv non.- and are you to throw away common I had run swjre. Ho lias certainly guns ’ tliis ma’inrr ? Why, It m one of o: tho mo but it certainly points to that dirosli m. *’n*<' ? Frady young lawyer feel* it in-' «“d we find that he has not ran away. IVUII OI ssu a IUW uinvisi IVU I Ml, the -■ - bonks show it was not potted. ' U>.«.«=nJS7r mo... b. “j bi» »P l-l™ which evulenrad more eonclmsrfay than aDj },, did this without leaving any .1 6th. «---------,• — tuit open the most foolith and Idiotic murder* 1 ever ■ They nsy he rouH ““proof ----- * vbox, - *wonts can. that tho verdict met pope- I Ltoo.1 ia front of the counter, or oa th- v b*-»rgular but1 ws have shown ' hoard of! i wfth foe suspsoou* stain, and tbo man ‘bejury and dilat on tho danger* ot rar- p^hara not foe beet In Manfat, c. but a that this bad hap|>rr.<-d before, and why ] That Matting letter I have nothing should he disM’u-.hfe al-zct it : , more to say about that, than what has kowt a remartabto eoiarideac*. • chicken or tire murdre of a companion । }'!• wife on a tons u> N-V.. all of which was not firo enough to ooiaun 7th- 11* said ho pre*umix! they weald | already been sable fur tbo idra that ha Now taking there mystorfous fart* «n foe darknore of the night They read blood, uTXt evidenew d Wife and MissScribncr were nearly over - | down thsste|w to the rivet ? (in hfa find blood oa th-- corps* fcit ho knew contemplated mu:d*r then. 1* too fodbli l return be would would haveltu takr tare 'l«»y ,m hunting fur it Dunham h.vl' to b- considered. end rarvusutaucea unexplained, if you •°ne* of wrongful ronnctfaMta, which ujen when be comes home and thear- bring tu strengthen this ? 1 -V.L. r._ I—., ..— . .. • ' told hits thev v-ar.tad tri evaniibe Vf Whn wa* tlu, man tn thst tilth. or any of you ran convict this man for ** Judge More, say* -hare Iwcum* th* nuigvmonl fa made for Fteld u> with------- u— ‘r~ this most bo-'uouv crime, I would not ““»«>«> plaere <4 all inoxpnricured alter- draw, and he begins to >ce dial Fh id te marked with blood. He wfaihl Lave to . ,CJ “<»'“1. 1 don't know whore hIf that man in th* bait at the Hauk Kkot. an*woe for that man's peso, of ’»'?•*? ....... mini m fou world . r in foo n-It Thi. U' »^her hai road a re- . tb^/tadd toJTEut ft changr hi* clothes again when hr nme • will probably turn up oa salt wa- : dock wu nut Orewge Vandenmib L< few pipe sliver*, a-i they swr. that wa* all —*. Xoi bock and go to Dr. Ffahcfs and then ter.” Tlifa ia probably false, a-t it is not never cummitted the inuntor Now we story of this man in th* "boo! waa flash- »*fkaLlo instance from a n*w,[*iper. ra:1 w y,r tKK>j:g tliat It Is gone, that wa* burnfti in tho stove to oou*um* I Jjfahiwa* home. i-rored that he ever i»xl profane langu- have not thrust that boot into thia cosk. •d over the country in a wry few Ilav-* •““•* nia7 •* m,,re ** Sctihou. end be realizes that when tbo remaining Ibis blood ? j nhyritwl fa brief to the trial, and tho princqial acafter tbo murder happened, and if 8cc-Lr 1 “? °°* equally remarks!,',., one !3,M0 are taken be will be reduced from Thi. Bank was in foo bands of foo unon , and hfa eafomiastic toltowsra, Conover fro¥ “ “fi <1U respectfully sub"f " ®“r J'oa,,» banker-' to Ingram. Bullis, Caiclreoa sad Hrnnkw. mi,"u ‘M> sttontfoa ol tho Court lire fa-. ‘ ol,' Of Judge Hoyt we need only say that 1 those Mi minutes, with thr tipre a.,..™ k.E,™.i. '■< »«*ii ... ■„ .rourtanrt he has demur,trated ij„ probably takt taka to do each, m l then we “•ko it stamger. U], thi* man and these circumstance* | where the circumstance* uaa tho totter , who: remained and to grab back the will give you ires wnmi M UK, m>>M Maeir. Dutchman - Nungumecr—that t|»-» dog I No, th* Counselor on the othe that that Flcld out ... .. they did u.u in 1.1 eha*iag rua’iaz sfhr BlUV Mr*. Mrs. ।I "bding —to ■ tomato** and chop ■—I .Irak* for : 63.380 ...... „ ... te*d already drawn urawnoui In tbe 17 minutes apoken M hr would huwtod in foe bank, but thi* only cor 1 is too bonest a practitioner for th Springer and trying to unvict Vander- t<0' an'1 •“•»» thr respondent waa con- i aI,d which Xanderpool very likely rap­ pool nght or wrong, the real felon, if beennro he did not follow WsBrrs 1 'KlsiT^T^t'lta -lnr ‘f'. cd that that blood troubled him. Own- I ire to roboratefahe story of Vanderjioul, foal to n-wrt to such practice *» that. mueh dignity, ability and impartiality. tudse.1 there b vtrn, might long sinra , ^'1* .. ulIlllj, I comffto tbc rebef, tail unto.-tuifalely tlctnen. Idooil has troubled other folks, I was playing with it. Ho also sw.rars t-» I Gwrge Vanderpol ? 1 will demon- have been brought to justice. ' , •'ow. let ua see wba. this cirrumstan- a few words of mat teatlruony kl|t* the it troubled Indy Meckbeth when aha i 1 hoanng him use another oath which no-1 snal-i to you beyond a dembt that it wa* I -whole,for a, Mrs.HXaueon oualy excluded from legal investigation. band was going to let him | body believe*. not Vanderpool and if it wa* not he, tbo 1st. Tlieso two - on wore ft fondly nnd l Kith.* His unusual appcaratU'W in the! whole tlsrory falls to tho ground. they bare failed to sliow anyotber f.-clexamine the cootUdrm of the bank.” | jail that they tell you about 1 deny, but 1st He had on a gray coal their Changing hi* ctafocu. I>o you vuppase that this man who had mg. for tho totter of Mrs. t an torpool I steamboat or little CareytEg cut 4 loading bo-lri 10 of Araliia will not cweatmi thia little ! which hai boon brought in as contra-1 Taking serv of bool on retire, 5 hand Otx! Oh7 Oh!” It is the spot ■iictiftw the statement that tbev «t-ro I charged with a great mmr, with tho r Mr. Frolic Changing clofoos again. ' fi of blood surviving cveryefiurt, affor the , friendly, shows nothing at ell in regard Going to Fisher’s, to the state of feelings existing Ivtween together and toll*' you Ufa pct is gem*. kX£ ™'feSre ' 1 ou say. -I guns nur, there is no m- lh»t he Was at that S tn Mt ■7! i. '"5?'“' i SnJs'a.- mere intelligent impar"I Tbul. ‘t, fur such a d«pusita>a itoo* tait com-• you rae foe do,,." the rante rir umvtat.cx •. do not place too ' Fi*H’a, but if so. and Ml bandied that mi*, crime No embarrassment would much weight Upon that. But they tell ‘ bfoody triqwc in woriR if not show ---- u , .7—r i T*................... . omy circumstan.wa, noooiy siw tne calf you he describe<l cxactlv how ths thing ■ stains five next day, and If be destroyed it would took beyond the prexsai mto the , p,it raoit fo, there still, far I era 1 was don-, wo much ths better for us, for : irfoe rout of Fi-Fl's i. rnkfart? lull . a. toooldandjudicvms to suppos* amlf 3d. Tho defendant a good cUraetor wool 1 run swsr ua oKUMttntfal orl- "‘bvwartf Jtat pteaee. it t. a hard it-osys hw» was •‘punched in tho bead you that coat describes Fidd, exactly,, thing to charge a man with killing his with an <>or lock, and that tee was cor­ »»d triend. as they tell yo-j. tor I tied well oat into Lake Michigan lieforo ' 4-.00'. but ws cannot ten anything rent, and CVart took « rrtc., till • o'duck bring droptwd. which is loatrary to the ' crib.i Field and-also the maa in that Lake Michigan would never esat up that I charge. But to be hocmt.hc had beard ; ravsterious boat, fcf it was a low brown , am: shat too, I ■ i-., L. in the day Hi ' it talked oC bow be was found, and bat, .and Vanderpool neror wore such a open for th* other aids to contradict thia. • bcUdlnc II I tod I iku: it.-l »itb student ■a »:.<T nb-r. hat,'but Field d*i and ■> <fid the man in or child, oa], wonder fa tha* th* rases ft* which in the boot; besides he was at the Bank hlsgoodi > bawd* of ft ho, bswn Bt fault *iv trot mfars numcr- । doc k at MO. before V. could have got , »“ ground ”T MiaaKla Duffleld told ua'that there. J. They deny OMtt lL My found I a rviaonable doubt,' and the Js '»dgo will al I'raakfort waa tho body of Herbert ’witnesars bruught here to tastlfy forblm^ do no good and everybody Would see instruct you in that cue to soq T-’V , Field. It will therefore be my duty to 1only one farmer employer. Mr. Odell.! that it waa a sell. It he had written 4th. It haa been proved, tairly ti and | recall ooms of th* svidenew* by which ' that letter before the body •»’ found, it brother addressee rou. The law gives squarely proved, that Field ■ that body was identified. They summon- '■ ‘ would have haa more ininorftUM-o the People the privilege of closing tbs after it is charged be was killi 1 At this point tho Speaker ckrnnl on case and we tnui Jhat no psraistsnl effort -——a »ss numoerna the inquest sad on looking over ths list I to cover up thsoe things will blind you. । Saturday aftoenoon. ' “ '•!(’rK.”''.irn. prnUsom. in Harvard Cob . ™ while they ore leliberatftigJit will carry i of twrlvn aught ep erract. sal X,“'I.,: a^i. Making within lift minutes i boat's I Wfcvu wo adjourned ou Saturdar, I । had gone over substamially foe subject Of hia ajn»aranoe on Suadtiy, and it now remain* for me only to say on that subject that tliry bate failed entirely to sl»ow anvthiug unutttal. or anything to attract the attention. The question is what would they hays him anv. or how would they hove Lira took ? f tell you there fa nothing tn hU appeorafee or actions that day, which would iudirato j entries la theso booki of accocul aro not that booL for there stood Wmtoy Bautcr within 75 feet,and 1R feet above Ute riv­ er, so that he could look right doru in­ fo the Ixxit and wc kno* 4het ,1-r «*s a faithful sentinel ihaf n?<1tL J*'.lie says be was out dorai .a' gtri? 0* foe “““ r-UjSbfat Ml dognkxv. who not bowl spur they will howl What ifafo dlfat-wfofalo H>a*H«lha: OaU Oh. taMifr! N. bth. He had an odor of capital and bis that there is newsy of ide.hfcahunTx- “ «lv-. . . bnrir.ru prosperous, and credit good But ths principal witnses fa Hall. whfailUMbtetoaM metis*. reason fled to bntM Oth. Hia conduct during ths trwnaac-1 that intis dm MiiMkea, eoeW 2d plete change m ths porsonahty. Whv । if they h>3 said it waa tbs body of I Herbert Field from inspseting the faa- 1 turns. I ahculd tlunk it prvot tLat they i HehaHFHCtn double tout woolflhago wht with tho mainiainad II uiTLI pvsrtbe u to the ditourimd «mmd found bv Mr. Krak, far that fftoro fa woods ■IBS; thia ehat �TH* K«r'>»ucAl' Bm>>*R.. THI VANDERPOOL ^“et’ Mvaalh Day, local events. 5 util llkw price;. cm- xmvea orrowZ ACKLEY At SLADE •TUDGE HOYT'S CtUE 9 JHrY 11 1 ■ Wbralon tin- mlto. '’FUDICT—ilOT 1 gtrvetefoUrt d.»ri. -Herx for brfrbter day*. Hot re of (olewn *irapeu»<-. TUJ! sun riilora brightlyg^bblyfaUofbaulnraa. A laqror'evwd than ue i Vanderpool ia Free. ;«tatt|M[oluIBiaK1^CottJJ „ Glad Tiding*' Proclaim >«« to hear the inatructu ns (ithoWorU fiwOtoaioca Nxw*. <««rttotbe Jury bofora ' Opt «n realto In town Sotunlay. 7«wwnre their final d-!i™ tbo important natter they ,ve, l .rrt^body are going to tire Fair j w tacsow tod next day. s Mm facoanrrs axo cnnnm*. “li'sS*Era raasjEpas- kejmh Bate?® pF oeettpied about one ho r, an exact | Th«i Ircuit Court ' rSrry'7 ' Herbert Field A rein's groeg orxxw opodh. DIB.yTr-t!y QOSHlMTiXUCWPpig jyLCSAJigDIctXEJ, pATESTMEbiciXEB, I Tte cbargn uf murder amlnvt lu r«. naorruAXD oilv, iMtew"imA:TEACHERS' NOTICE. Mr. Dalano got* »o ruliy ov«r the field that It oanbol be fairly referred u.: In ■ letter, but nnut be read to be »j» । predated. lie trail* eonio of the tula- . bum1 Ktu.cn.—Homebody’* nn»cnbledrtre. one night lately, killed 10 ■beep far Henry Burcham. 3 for Levi Baroh-rt ami one for Boyd Craig Tbk Biand Haven Herald will be Is* j med daily during the Fair, at Grund I Rapid. It will Lc primed on the ground* rantluu a* to wturt the. evidence would Itc* *%a* ,o •I’etBertho all«cd wound Up'S .he top nf the head w*> mortal or not, and aa to whether fan allewod wtatnds W'-n* Infllctoi by .’hatchet: or by aot.reolb.-r In.tmmcut w)iicli would Ire oepableof inflicting aueh wound*. And heba* ataiod the chnnre there­ fore In dilR-rent farm* w. as to ram. p*>ud upon «>.■*• point, willi theevlGeorge G. Wright, of Iowa, have btxn “ produced u;ren the trial. rUt«l, u. accordance with tho rules traveling through tide State. Inrcutlgatof pleading in aueli caaev, and yon are Inj Ita reeourert inatltatrted that. If tbe prowcation »hnll have nuvio mu by the evidence tbe. The Director* ol the Barry County cha*g» agalnot the ri.rrendeut as stated • Agricultural Bocirty me T. Alton, D. In cUhcrot thvcmnita in the Inform,-‘ riot, then you miMt lliul a ’verdict of Vf. Hlb, W. P. Bristol, John Kcagle guilty of murder. Thr cbarge in thia caau. urilerwblcbever count of the luformitlta. the cvltally lefi out In the notice of the fair, dcnce ha. become arrayed, ta murder. Murder [> defined io be the untawful premium lira, ev., for which wa make killlag by a person of Bound mind and dfaigotogira. * ___ dlwA-tion, of a ran uuabL- creature, wiitatn.liee .forethought. | Tutt Grand Lodge of th# United ' MMIce f. a dad re or Intent to do a .‘■tales Independent Order of Old FcL perron an injury without Jiret ra.ree or , . pnAXMatfon. And maliceaforrthaught. tp nn elc- 1 । ment of murder 1» an In teat lo kill | formed before thc.et b» cotnmlUcd and ] without Just cum or provoesUcn ; Jut' cau*e or provocltoo may exist where Ono Bum, late of Detroit, hit killing i» JtaUfiable, ra lu Ove of an office.* cotnmltilng a !>(*m!ckle where cttablitho) him*elf m Haatinga, and op-; the execution of the taw mskro It hl* , reed a wholmaio atal retail cigar and duty to do*o.ex<u>nblchomldde, where , It ia cvuimlltvd In aidf-dcfenK, or tn . Ubocoj taaaufactury. Ho intend* to keep <ra hand a large rtook of the beet ^salify, and wo hope ho will do a good ' T.». TanBruat, proprietor of the city: Murder, then. may. be rald to coualrt two element*: 1. The homicide, or aonibia, for hia kind courtesies during of act <>f killing. X The umlldou* Intent the trial, in giving to us morning ride- formed before the act Is committed. «v«ydavto the early train i with our! Where* homicide haa been commit­ ted, If committed by the u*e ul a dangeru-at weapon, or In other word*. a weapon. a violent aurtilt wifii which i ....... I , I.. I . 1- — ,,ua >1... < I. ill. n>._ ' F:u M Cxaurox na* been eag-igvd I lictooi intent h. pretumsd. tat the reaca the Editorial lauupiwia-. of the J nn Hint a i.-retm » |m>um«d tocou- I &to»: tribune for lf>“2. Il o will alao template a:>.l Intend the natuml, nere»-1 and probable result bi. own oct, contribute many good things, similar to . thia prmumpUou of maScfou. In I [ tent la o.nclurivv and mnkro tire oct of “Betsy and T,” etc. in proM or poet­ I killing, murder, Utile** It anjr...-. from ry, every week. Lookout lor a ri$h front I the elrcuttwtancc* M »howu by the proecuUon, or f* affirmalivcly proved t>y ■ the Tribune for ’If. tbe defense, that the killing wa* lurilflable, cxtnwa de. or done in tho heat of U>t *f Lettm n nwning iu the 1'ogt. blo.nl ur-on .ufflclCTit prorocatton. When tire act of killing la once co<*«» Sept 12th, lb71v tabllabed, It devfilvest upon tfardcfo— . Jell* Allen.' C. C. Blaklev. C. E. Dud toatanar that th. art ooroe-- within the ley. Milo E. t'rane, Isaac Hall. 2, Mary exerpied «k«. and up on a laUurv li> do l&rteahm>n. M. M. t^wl*. Cha*. Met­ •o, the act of killing draw, after It tbo , nek, Pater Mo*ier. D.C.Northrop, Mre. maJD-loini Intent. . i H. M. Norri., CltMk Saddler. Ohaa. And In thio mum, coni lemon of the 18'tfn.H. W. Sabert, Clara M. Wag- ; Jury, If you enure to the ranclu* Ion.from tho wldonra In tbo cweldrat thertDirect ynur letters to No. of I*. 0. Bex (proniltn: killed Metbut H»Ii with * weatxm, an oraauU with which would be Ilsely to eatjv donth. then the ma­ I helots-latent I* pi—m«t-by the 1*» untrto you are KrttaSrd from Ui. cvlTax number of ecbolar* enrolled in denee lu the cax* that tbe kitin: was the Union School at tbe open-1 justifiable, ,-xcuaaUo. or d*we in l«al of bi»<>.l upon vufilciont provocatiip. lag of tho Fall term : Tb. A». ■%'»*' High Bcbool Departrapn t. 31 Gnnmur ", 34 I fat—mllati 1 i 62 fchfcry o ' M iMPHn-ay •• 35 S for Barry Exatama^ua^ gUOA^ TEA.coms.-s,w pOOKN AXtrHTATldinr. . gCHtlOLMOXB. poniH AXD Qirr book*. ^JKUOIUXDA nOiJKH, JMTOtCk ARD rdcKB BWAH, * pBAVEB BOOBS ASP CUVBCS UiMMi ^JSTtLOrni fS3 FAMB. ‘ JVrriAL AMP XVTBPAPCIt, ■ yy aix A5D cuBTAtir PArxa. |J»At ASDCAP PAI O. . M°TK Ainkiver FApnt, JCBTlOCS lltUAt BUXKX •- .■ ’ JjAMIH, aLarMWAU. *ad yAXgExxcrnoxA fjWbCT GOtUJH AXl> rSBFCMXRY, ^XDiW FORTH, AC. Ttiaukful for pot fovwa, we .olid condriuaucoaf thcama. >""«>»« ■ th. Lwwbaa lurt: 4«rtM !*• wlaiw »nd the condemnation of tb»e who envy tbo high [xwltioti be ha* narued, with grave equanimity. Tb<* premium al which tho new loan l« now being taken in Europe, L. a prarticnL and »tontahlog result of Mr. Boutwell'* financial xcnlu* that will pale the Inef­ fectual firvaof til* petty rivals, and turn ROBERTS & CO. RUGS Medicines. 12,0001000 ACRES Dye Stufti AI NTS i OILS, School Books Go to Clark'* Gallery, opposite the I H”*ww*a» »«.r Postoffiee, and *oe the new .trier of PicSOLDIERS OP THE LA TE H'AR lures. You can not fail of being phased. «J- Stationery. PREPCR1FT1ON8 AND FAMILY Tho Queen Fruit Jar ia made of bet­ ter gloa* than any in town. To the Ladies!! Ackley A Slade »e!l the must norf.-t Fruit Jar there ia made. Aller tin? reading of the above Charge, 1 Tho best 50 cent Travin tho cDy at at about a quartor after luo'd'ck the au Grant A Phillips tf dlenco wa» cleared from the Court nn-tn and tliedoorecluaed upon the Jury. An Tnx NBwFnm.-J.-W. & C. G. Bent­ anxtoua crowd, •cattere-i here and thenley, manufartutrra of aaah. door*, blind* in Utilewinad-Bpeonlatlnx- ujxm the tvand molding*, and everything else, are ■ ult.tarried about the-Court yard 'taring 1 tire day, >oa* to be ou hand to haD'tbc Carttoy." This Is thought to bo atgulfl- *o busy a>'lling moldings Hint they canrrnilrt ;canto? acuuaplraey to perpetrate the: I not write for tho local column thia « ~-k rranJor-.by certain of hl* enomlc*. bull ha* been brought agalort the I Washington and Georgetown Hall road ’ Company by W. Mathew* for refnstng to permit him under a transhr, to take I the ca» bcy'dnd tbo Junction! He claims CITY PAINT STORE I caaniH a iiawa PAINTERS; Pniut*, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed I^inta. Brushes, and 'Artint’S "Materials, Wall' Paper. Window---Shaden. ricnmtf i-bamm. adam. nc, etc.. B8WLED VIENNA BKR! DENTIST MiiUt. licliiu. Pure Wines and Liquws! cuccessor*lo **■ A. CQodyejr ' Hardware! Gratiot county ha* IS? farmer*. Sweet pota'.nca thrive well lu the *oit around Albion. Willlani Clark'* baru, at Fremont, wm burned on tbe Sd; I era red for *300. C«llf WDaon’i bouce, nt Nile*, wa. burned on tbe 2Bth-ln»uvcd for EKO, which coves tbe lore. Thocontract for th) grading o! tbe road bod on the Michigan Midland Kali IRON, STEEL. NA1LH, GLASS, PAINTS. OILS, PUTTY. TIN, OOPPEK, AND SHEHT’IKON, WARK, All kinds of Building.Mitoriah,;*nd T»,bL*. A fire, on tbafitb. at Ead Saginaw dertroj-e-i the kmlMlnge, wood* .ndothcvmatrrtai.ofC. Weak A Co’, lime kllu Ld*» BXKN, with no Insurance. Jacob C«nm, au^d rraident ofE-trila, Grtriiot County, waa killed on tbe »b by a bU fgxu a lumber wagon. Ua head rtriking upon a atone. HARNESS SHOP! In connection Eye MUSICAL! Sign & Ornamental Painting, ' Captain Da vcnp-irt, who.!* charted with an awiult tho Intent to -kill Jus­ tice <>. S. B. Wall. foatlUconfined In tall awaiting trial. Hl* trial will take h&ea In September. He will bo r?j>re«enied by T. F. Miller, of this bar and ^be Hon. John M. Harlan, the late Itopub- Dealer* Inal! kind*of HFAXT andPHEJJ Sdy.andorMire* wttn cUbwr by • n*fk UP°' ■•hS'!l‘,Wjr2^!j^.nd L KwdiisaKu. paurr AXD TAXXtn cxcaaiw, gTAFuaitocnirn. 0tawnnni«7ir' At Orangevilla, Oct Oik •' Hasting*. Oat 9ih, and Nor. fits. Q.0LD FKX.'- AXD FXiCIUS •' Awyria, Oct ISth-Bpi. Kebcol ^TEkLFKXXAXhnOLDKkM, pilOTOtikAVll AUlUKS, >oOVEAK & sT/{ fafiArir arc to make __ _____ the—lag-litre at the Union Fri., aa I *• light t<ip enrriagee, four op* buggire, one double buggy. They b.T la,t eomplelrd a Uwoty In F*t*V>f aHgbt buggy. Itialtahh* M off ergup’ete in the finent etyteand to C» all. h*. Reedfo Patent Shitting; •ppliod u> the tag). . y ^EXT3a A»D TbxrrrTlJg . ^CBklCATUtOOH;, -t ' : g«—ttkxfeiartMa, ‘ . TR Tf*4,1, "^** *! *■■«*«" .MiMtiku «nn. Boy* Clothing fur tho Fall ,nd Witt­ ier, Star Clothing House, tSif Gaatrn JUrin*. _ tOOO Shirt* and Drawer* a. well aa 7500 pair* loath or and Wooirn glove* and milt* jtut received. gUr Clothing Houae—“ The greet one price *ton».” Gun lUnm. Paanrur it it a uoarerity tliat I r.V.L -r waicu ae tiled. Abd the aocond count ehaterathat ree|w«edrnt, with come blunt tortrutnent, lnIHcted upon Herbert Field two mortal wonnda, one on top of hl. hfa*L“?d ,we®° “>• * h>* bead of Wlikb he died. ^A11.! Iu thy third count the charge b, that rrepoudent with eomebkint lortrumt-at unknown Inflicted uu>n Herten 1 It'Ll one ... ♦ QBVca wrs hcxdxjfci, rpBUBtttS * BCITOkTH, E,”» FaallrMai.M fugleman for Bcrenue reform. ;aud Araiea Oil*talk*Ueate. •how, tliat generally and especially In ^D«no*mldl|.burtaaad ifchinghnOhio the Democratic platform reota CbOblaiit, wotrada, and painfol to. upon the etrlotly revenue tariff, and oppoo*. all protection to industry by| lueausol a tariff on Imports, while the Itepobllean reformer* In Congreos have practically carried out the conelnrion, If not the tireoriM of Mr. Well*, and Are mild, certain, eafe and efficieaL thooe who agree with him Ia a demand Pag,’* Mandrake K1U euro Droepria. P«*» • Mandrake Pill* cure HeaZSre. Bent by them to Congrc*.. Tho llr-t Pago ■ Amico Oil care* Rhoumatiam and moot prominent eirim therein Drew Makin} 1 P*go;. Arnica Oil cure. Pimple* cn made wa# for"Entsouragrtbent-call i» To the ladlreof Baiting* and vicinity tho >u». * protective tf you wlll-of American Io-caU at room, over Mr*. Morrill's on Sold by J. P. Roberts & Co. Jefferwin St and gel your dmere cut or Barber A Bailey *<d| good Kipp Boob made In every rtyle. New room* J oat rt'Jl H*®** by Mim Sabas Bubixeu whhh w» herewith >ut>liD> : 1r J err ix receipt or a bplespid . : land, Ohio, are clear and comprebcurive review* nf the situation. Mr. De­ lano going generally over all the ground HaaA, WnXLUtl A Ol excepting that of tin- tarl tr which b dwthwpis ably handled by Mt. Shellabarger. Attention! ' Their apoeoho* eonatttute a thorough I have a yoke of cattle and a sing and ooncluatv? annrerto tho qulbllng. hono for tale. Will sell on time h of Carl Pohnrt and the recalcitrant “• J' 0,u” coureo oT Horace Greeley upon the per eonal conduct of the Admlnbtratlon. Mr. fibolbbonrer accepts for Ohio the Ackley * Blade *eU Fruit Jar* 25 per omtL cheaper than any one elae. - I1AR11WARI Soiu-agent* iu Barry County ,fcr ibe T>ETROXT AND BTOVKf . . . ; . WOODLAND PARLORS BUMDKK.B1 E-.I3.C AND KA.1T.FANKS ??CA �BAILWAY, । ■iiiriOTnmnSiSiU* Salo of SUtoTax Lands. bauehey A £ofo Column. 'STS. I -=--------- BWYCA> K A* £j tbe m.du'ight hour. shows that ho dureguide the law awd ia not to be relied upon. If they Ud plunged a dagger to ha heart and one of th-m were <m trial boro for that. vcuM they net be Boobcator to New York, 8BJ milna, Buffalo Ao New Yore, 4 3 mile* quamity of btood in that bank aa is rep- his hotue on that day to another roaentod, ao aa to neeoeaitofe tbo taking — *— ------ n K Buspendou T- -<ts» . New Yoa 448 era **■-. ths4 a. he Jt did not. »cimmit tbe warder. Dun'J c tn Now York. 4u0 m!tev up of the carpet, Uharle* Bexir would There wa* no blood in that bank be­ Ctovrtond to New York, fr.-imiiehave sees it, whan in tho bank al six cause that door wus open in th- fcffoi Cincitm-.d to N. Y., HfW * w, o'clock ou Munday morning- Would ho noon. If there was blood 'a IV, I,ink read to you but no, would not al- have admiltod Bocw a*, that time if that day the door we* not .qw„ but if sjrx> to raow tow thia, they wanted yvkl to see Elisa theto waa no blood there, it would bo *^“'22 to S7 Ktxaa nta saaari* noun. and you did see her sad lam ratified nut obliged to open tbs do w a: that limo very likely that the door was open. M-v Tbe next one I will take up i* Urn nor was ho obliged to sweep Bpringer told yoa that she raw tbo door Cutcbeon and I have not mu- h to *av out ul the front door. But more lhaa utwn at 4 o'clock th*, afternoon and exabout him but, el that I hart, raid that bo not only aimittod Beooc that of George W. Bullis will apply so Oeu. looming but be deliberately waked So­ George Funl foils you that bo uw tbe Cutobeoa and I cars not to repeat it cor to tot him ride bouM. with him door upon that day. Mr. Taytor Mila The seat owe is Dr. Duffield, end I b-Now I can prove to you that bo be- you that he saw a man earning out of gna washing out tbe bonk before fas the bank that day end Miss Hia Magill went hoow to breakfast, tor Dr. Hop­ toll* you that see saw tbe door open kiss telto yoa that bo peseol there about that day. Now to oppose thia they 0 o'clock and raw water on the flxir. bling young- Itamadeil who rays ha Why did Vanderpool say to Bwioc, knows it wa* not open, for be eat al -hold on a minute and i'll ride ho®., Fder'a all the afternoon and watched with you F* I was ao that be cuiH.wut He is envied to groat credit for one th* floor, before hr went home, no tliat opened, but he substantially admitted thing and that is hia caution, it would bo eoekiag. Now we ptvro that be went tn Filer's to court that but It to a part of the history of thio that bo did thia by ftieir own witneaa. if young lady, aul ba weald lx, a fool to ease and the history of tna country that fie aUtra the time aright and we will not sit there all the afternoon looking at bo has sworn on untenable ground duputo hi* word. When Thur­ that door under such circumstances — CoooTor, awelling out with magi.tonal ber spoke to him, be instantly But they say why didn’t anybody else dignity iaMamstrc, teU.hu story from recoltocted that be had not aee Field ? I can't >11 that,but will an­ wfccb yot dkn aee that ba haa labored seen Field since the day L..fon-, and swer by asking, why did »’ on* with these witneaeee and plowed, and like any prudent man ho star*ed for tho George Vanderpool going borne at noon? summer taltowed with them, in order to bank to aee in whet coodittou things I suppose it wa* because no one was make than swear strongly. Buggies and were there, for you recollect (hoy bad Ingram dhowed maitoo and spite and the safe iu cowaua, Tburbur wa* tbe butec strongthemsl hie evidence over fotmer ocaasioM for thi* particular trial, and Wilm to nearer an k1i<4 than anythmg elao and that ia all 1 have to *ay ■tadb M& Nev I come to the argument of thio MsoupoQ tbe manta, and my fourth proposition ie that there was not any bluud in that bank ia any guilty quan­ tity. Blood found in a micn»coj>.<.quantitv is not a guilty quantity. As done. Tho d,xir waa thrown open to UM modiosl witnesses have told rou, it eicrry body that camo along wheroa* wo la a eoouaon thing to find blood in tub would expect all thto . classing to have been dune iu u sc^et umum-r He took the iprpet up because it was temed to be, and even on tho sidewalk. dirty sad full of flees, and if one of Eve-y where you will And blood, not in those fleas bad made a good square gtr'ty, but innocent quantiuee. and thi* meal on that dog and bad been crushed being tbe case, where would you be on tbo floor, there would bo thousand* more bke^y to And it, than in thi* bonk of coipuacba in the blood contained in whore men were accsMum,-d to ao so that flea's stomach, and this would be frequently, and rituatod aa it was diryci- mammalian blood, but tho blood of the )y under a dentist's office. They foftnd floe woolF l« oviparous ant 1 would some spot* on tho floor they ray, and h like to see Dr. Duffield with hia micro­ little paper in the .'ore no bigger than ecope, pick out the mammalian end tho a cent and a red substance in tbeenu k* oviparou* corpuscle*. • and that is all they found. Second, Beside* one witarst, Blanchard, ' upon thi. subject of blood. Dr. Duffield •wear* right in the teeth of Dr. Duffield ewears that with the naked oyo it could for be says that he put fi*h blood ou ' not bo told whether that waa blood or those stairs and Duffield snya it vs* | not, that with th* naked eye to could mammalian blood, now which will you not toll whether it waa blood or not, and believe ? I tell you then, ia quackery , because these men did not know thi* in thia. wa. blood they rest it to Dr. Duffield "th, no port of that quantity of. tor analvsia, and he said ho cculd not tsll wketbo. it wa. Ihxxxl or not My opponent, Mr. Eggleston, told you thal ho railed it blood, but 1 tell you he did rat There i* but very little ditforeooe between us, bat yon will PATUT laistjekiv 3 O'CLOCK ssSalAlc^Ir:! rue» ■!»- —> -»-.«■ i*c yRwtaea&sev rtrs family knitteb. THEA-NECTAR ti a rca-t BLACK TO ms, iKirrtV Bromo Chloral, puacle • It ia a little circular diac Which floats ip tbe blood and when they are put together, side by aide, like a sli rag of bead*, it takes B,0u0 Ui make an inch in length Now, genlirmen, there are rauso tbo cleaning of the bank waa uut a ciupieiou* circuiwaUinee, for an ar­ rangement had bran pre iorndy m-ia.to dean the bank and on that very\d »y and there waa no suspicion attache V t-> it, and never would liars been, had Field Lot disappeared. Secor di I uut bink tlio clonniuj staipiciou* when he was thereon Monday morning. Tho gentleman on tho other side told you the other day in a loud voice, that be wa* k rubbing the bank for three WELLS’ CAfiBOLIC .TiBL-fS, S HEPABD'S CAUTION COMPOUND WAHOO BlffERJ ttolesly W'sll.'larbelKl LAMP CHIMNEYS REDUCTION OF PRICES whole doth without any foundation for BAND LEADERS, 11 th. The lime of the clowning wa* I not uniuue!. Waa uot several ether F»r •anatbreg lalmat-si ars4 veer a4J>aa*li men up at early, it tber raw him. Waa UtUMIt W. QATM, freotfcrt. ». r. it not aa ntapidout for Hurd and S-.-eor CONGRESS ARCTIC. end Wilcox to be up at the tame hour? The BUT wIMer •YXUlflK! Why tho hour waa the moat natural BFCKLKS to break I time tn the world, before tho basinnM iaa or criparou*. It to against Dr. of tbo day began and especially aa ho DuflfeM that ho did uot apply thaae tooto, or if bo did use them, and w. have . right to suppose ths: he did why did bo not tell ua about them ? Is it bceauee □ opki wo other toot produced corpuscles indi­ cative of mammahan btoodAa this is only aimawataettol evidence at beet, if' bo had spaGed all these di&rvn t toots. FAMILY BIBLI: Sick Headache, Id ver Complaint. FererdAgne, Dyopepoia, Dorm* in Children, TUeo, BUioue Com­ plaint*, Lorn of Appetite, Enep Hone of the Skin, Pimplee on the Face, and all lllraiet of the THE GREAT. Uoe for Kidney Compiainte, Beak Baek, Pain in the Loine. Lumbago, Grand, Kheitmatlem. 60,003 REFERENCES, sue front, the oonatan: sweeping would keep the floor comparatively clean. I ______ __ say that everything waa natural and ia tho field of omsistoBt and lira only thing unfortu- - ■ .... ..____ _____ ri._ ... ’ to find evidoacee of guilt, but bo had told them two day* before that be bad burned hi. dnfliee ant tbs carpet, so CA1PETS, I that there was no uso of bringing I that mvaterioua sieve, but it it fotUmat* that they did biing it. for it .Inm-instrated the: Geotge Vaaderpooi bad told . tho truth about it. Secor goes upas that stand and tolls MATTINGS, you in a very aotaam voioe that when he opened that etoro there was a terribto MATS, smelL You weald have aimcat expected that be was going to toll yoa tirat he VfBOWWU) GOODS, found tbe corpee right tbm, but no, whoa soksd whsl U ctolWlit, he raid lik-oid wrolau cloth They tell you that the aabta were a'-ratified which NOTTINGHAM LACES, Ifo The ealy thecay is that the blood | was nut there, between tho hoars of 11 sad fe, and tfoe ie foultob and rad.m tons ou ila foco, for if dune at all, it woo done a few moment, aftec they were in nrn fob cnuHi.n AND REPUBLIC. NEW CARPET HOUSE but iey showed that tbe> had novar POPERY. of tub A Million Dollars. Mott Suitable for tbe Fanujy, Mott Valuable lor die Slude.it, M -st In.tnic.ire for the Tearber. Mott Appropriate for tho Child, Mort Useful for tbo M motor. HlffiSSS MABBLE WORKS! JURUBE3A BLACK h Ptfet-M, rnpaMras, an FLORENCE ISWH Family Sewing Machine 8IMPI,Y CON8THCCTED. EASILY UNDEBbTOOD. Allan ii Oita ai Bail 6rM h vUI *■*>** m/ vMU> <rf *kw« *wrel •«* ft ei!t tastoaeswy earn aaaarvty. *i^2WTlttbS«U! I* T*U-ri«c *r llrv»MB*>iM TIUia*MI»IMNI(Ul. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-09-20.pdf 19775eaab3f6a6bac127dfb589959d78 PDF Text Text Tr|t HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20.1871. VOL. XVI. OF ALL KINDS. TO BE CLOSED OUT Organdies, Percales, Zawns. Grenadines. Bareges, Chambrays, Mohairs, ’ . Silks, Marl Poplins, Shawls, Linens, Balmorals, Linen Coats, Linen Pants, Linen Vests, Summer Hats Gloves, The LARGEST STOCK of WfiSsncr; HARDWARE HARNESSES! SOLE AGENTS FOR THE BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL A FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. ‘chIio’xic IRSTIUS 4GRWELTVDL IffllS Goods are Cheaper than Low a srgix-z'mt ss fra a ■trJiTM'fShsattM?-.. GRANT <fc PHILLIPS DIYB80BS, WEIIES, BOOTS (■ DRESS SILKS, ALPACAS, JACKSON WAGONS DeiM Glen &. Hall Threshing Machines, Clov Hullers anil Grain Drills, and Gale’s Patent Sulky Rake. Cash for all kind* of Grain, and sell Grand POPLINS. P K’s, <fcc, And we will sell them as cheap as any house From New York to Chicago, Not excepting those that blow more. We make no drives and tell no lies, but sell Goods on their merits. We Sell the Florence Sewing Machine, THE BEST Ilf THE WORLD t Pta [iie it a Cal! aii ra That a lit Pile of (Mi it til (ive jm for a little Mraey. The best place 4h the a-sr City of Hastings, P. ROBERTS & ------ to buy------ GROCERIES RUGS nt the new brick store of ^rijlnal Jkrtrb. Medicines, Dye Stuffs, gUOAt. SPAINTS & OILS, School Books $ Stationery. ii i'lttH Groceries, ay Cnsh for Cash for Produce, mid sell lor Cash After tho battle of Molinodel Bey ths Mexican forces tall back towards tbo dty with their right wing resting upon Chapultspec. This was a rocky otevntion 150 feet high, on tho southwest of tbo city and distant a little over a mile from tiro outer wall. Tho boss uf Ulis hill was ouco wuho} by tho waters of Lak* Tesckoo. It waa in former times ths scat of tho Itovol Patere. Hero Moateruma and his royal fcnfathcrv sought a quiet retreat firm the toil cuA *xcitmuBr>t of public affairs. In later yet™ the viootoy, Galvex, erect­ ed a splendid patera u|>oa its summit. This was, aftanrards, turned into a mflitaxy school and fortreas. The ronin building waa about 60 feel square, with hnavy armaments, lx was near tho oast end at an enclosure half a mite long east and wrat, and nearly half that distance in width. This enelreure was surrounded by a wall ten fort high. In and around Chapultopec were 7 bat­ tones with 20 guns and nine iafantrv only, at the very lowest rates. CITY PAINT STORE! a n*w* PAINTERS: cmhim Paintt, Oib, Varnishes, Mixed Pamte, Brushes, and Ar­ tist's Katonah, Wall Paper, Window Shades cause, unliko some of our Generals early in the war, he did not fight tho rebels without meaning to hurt them, and ho doo* act propose to punish their new crime* by buying off with new irnmunitics to perpetrate them on a more ex­ tensive scale, uncording to certain sub­ sidy principle* of historical precedent, and, because ho fought them ia earnest aad made thesn M* enemies; and fur­ thermore, because in the grand march of administration reform, be has dared tones around the oastlo, but'were hope­ ful of tho result on the morrow. I vis­ ited the tent ef Col. Ransom. I had known him in Vermont, and was not an intrusive visitor. Often.had I semi him iu publfc and private Mi. and hoard hu clarion voire ring out to crowd xl asternIdies, who hung with rapture upon his eloquent lip*. An aid of his, liout K. was a former chum and dassmafa) at Ripley Seminary. I found the Colonel upon his knee*, leasing upon a box. and by the dim light of a lamp, inditing n totter to his invalid wifo, at home, in the far- off who has too many enemies to run wall. Thu Baa Coamo route seemed tho best, Gro^ Mountain State. His writing In view of the eingutarlv impracticubnt in order to make it, it vu ncressary fluid wia gunpowder dissolved in water, bls record, can tho Republican party iu first, to capture tho hill of Chapultopec. a material often uscl by soldiers in tho preerat or future, with any motr Our brigade was quartered at San safety than in tho past, afford to pin its cauxp life. Angel on tho 11th and during put of He wrote encouragingly of his own faith to tho sk-evo of tho great and goo! the IL’tli of August Gen. Twiggs with prospects and that of our army. He journalisrie phBopher, and acoapthis the rest of our division, Goos. Pillow told her that “tho morrow, in all probo- dogmatic dictation as an orads of uner biltay, would witness one last, great bat­ ring wisdom 7 Does any thinking mar. deracnstratians against tbo south side cf tle before Mexico, that tho Halls of the tho city in order to conceal from the ene­ Moatexumas would bwncr*, aad that Ise my our rtsd intsntions. should rest on tho eve of the next day, not the first time that we have heard tte. During the night of the lllb, Copts. within the wall* of the great city, tiro crack of his editorial whip regarding Huger and Les planted four batteries to highest ambition and object for which nominations of his party. And wvU dr. bear upon th* exile, from different tho army had long struggled.-' He wo know that After the voteeof a natioupointe. No. 1 with 3 guns was placed ctemd by a tender ‘•farewell,” and a- al convention has gone forth, ih* irr» ■ U[«JU th* Tacubaya road ono-third of a pnreeed a wish that she would imprint preeribie Greeley has oome nobly to the mile south of the hill; No- 2 of two a Hss upon the cheeks of their little ones front, and fought out tho good fight u. gunsupon th* ridge south of Mulino and tho meet effleieni manner for Prertdunfor tho father that was far away. about half a mile distant southwest; 60 Bidding my friends here adieu about ttel candidate*, though during the past rods north and east of No. 2 was placed midnight, I groped my way through thirty year*, a majority of the candidate, No. 3 of two guns; between them and files of sleeping soldier*, along the cause­ way to Goo. Smith's brigade now advanped to tbs vicinity of Huger’s bat­ Ou the morning of the 11th all was tery on the Tacubaya rood. We lay that alarm and anxiety in the dty a* they night upon our anna. I had no dispowere present except tho Port Master discovered Quitman’s division advancing isttou to sleep. We were to form a por­ General aad Boarotary of the Treasury. along tho Piedad causeway. Little fur­ tion of a storming party on th* follow­ The Southern question anJ ths Into ther demonstration was made on that ing day. All our accoutrements were trouble with the Ooreans were considerto be laid asido in tn* morning except dqy, so tbo excitement subsided. our arms. As I lay upon the ground The morning sun of the 12th peering with nothing but a light blanket and over the tope of the Cordillera*, had scaraily thrown its golden beams on thoughts naturally turned to coatsmhamlet, lake and city, ere Steptoe's loud plato tho probable result of to-morrow's guns were heard thundering against serious work. That some of us would the San Antonio gate. Alarm belli im­ fall.in the conflict, was certain, bat bow mediately began to peal forth in the dty. raaxy and who were,they ’ was a ques­ The citixsn* wore aroused from their tion that the answers to the roll-call on *k*p; window shutters were thrown I tho er* of the morrow would only reopen in haste, and crowds fioekod to tho fiat roots of tho houses, and tho flashing eyes of tho fiery Castilian peered anxioualy through ths morning* mist lighted country, containing tan mil-1 by tho transient blase of cannon. Tho Quito a rush of visitor* appeared st lions of people, with soldier* experienc­ streets were thronged by armed troops; ed by long service in camps and battle*. tho Whit* House yesterday, exporting bodies of infantry and cavalry wore They had thus Sax booq able to outnum­ to see the President, but newly all re­ hasUming in overy direction. The poo- ber us t#o or throe to one, oa almost tired ia disappointment. Senators B U’t pls of tho doomed dty had enjoyed their every contested field. Their numbers. last hour of quiet ere tho American Eagla should float above its palaeo* and At tho gate of Ban Cmme farther around to the west was a battery of two guua. In advance of it were several batXu-ics without guns. They wore doubtless abort of guns to man all throe works. It ia likely the enemy con­ sidered the strong works of Do Mata, I Mulino and Chapultepoc, an effectual barrier to an entrance by that gate, or they intended to move the guns from the mm advanced works, if finally com­ pelled to fall back on these, to supply Bat a few moment* passed ere bat­ teries No. 1 and 2 before Chapultopec began to play upon tho castle, telling us that ths cannonade of it* heavy work* had commenced. The enemy replied with ail their guns, and ahoi and ahell in great number* dropped around oar battsriis and among tho troops oa the Tacubaya road. Our guns were worked with great precision and rapidity, and soon tho eusmy’s light troops wore driv­ en from tlio groves in tho surrounding enclusun.', ami sought shcltar beyond their range. The enemy's fire soon hastily prepared for action. They van served by CapL Drools, Hants. Ander­ son, Russell and Sion*. Out Hebert and G*a. Cndwaladar took potsesrion of Molino del Bay. Gen, Pillow, with Magruder’s battery and Surnaer’s cavalry went forward to •.!« support of No*. 3 and 4, ctd watched The garrison, at the castle was ocmnianded by Gon. Bravo, trod numbered about 10u0 men. Tbo additional, »njr castle wore tong--3" of heaviest cal • porting ____ __ force, in and around it, was not ibre. A nsik' south wa* tho village of th.„ (XXX) Tacubayn, with th* Archbishop's pateco ' end several-fine stono dwallingn. Tho HO. 21. .fill farther east, and 800 yards from this was the Vigas causeway. Th* o uly entrance to th* city near ths seat cf our military opantion*, was at the terminus of th* San Antonio road, tha Perdido, Chapultepao and Ban Oosm*. There were numerous heavy battazios guard­ ing each at thee* gate*, and also plant­ ed along the brane h causeways, and nt every jxjint of the intaraertion of a branch with a main causewar. The guns at th* gate of Saa Antonio ware of such weight that wo couid not wall bat­ ter them with our lighter pteos . n this quarter tho enemy had put forth every effort to preclude our entrance to th* dty. Tbo Perdido causeway was defended by three heavy batteries, am! treachre many of their soldiws, terrified in oontraversing tho intervening tends. There temptaiton srf ths Irerrore of ths Imwaa a three gun battery at the Below th* night of the 12th. Chapultopec road. A little east of tho Gen. Scott and hi* field oil gain of Baton was tho Ciudadola, n in eounoil at nightfall, at hit , , ,___ strong fortress of 15 heavy guns, com­ tors in Tacubay a. Tito final dupotiffcn manding ths Perdido, the Piedad and fur tho asaault on the morrow, was tnatlo. Chapultopec Musoway. Under tho fire of those gun* along tiro throe narrow roadways named, our armies oould not stand ton minute*. Twelve or fourteen had suffered sumo lotsm from ths bat­ unanimity, predaion and order, told us Tho Commissioner to asdit tho claim, it vras not best to bold our enemy ia contempt; that we had yet a heavy and agdnrt tho old rorporalion of Washiu.perilous task upon our hands. Our ton dosed the first jart of their teb .m own forooe hod dwindled in numbers to yesterday—the receiving aad recording 6,000 effective men. Among oar teases were some of the ablest and bravest w* Martin Scott, Pierre Butler, Dtekansou, Milk Waite, Thornton, aad many othcre, were alsopmg in death, while, Pierre, Kearney, JSuructt, Bonham, arid a Itest of others, whoso presence had been towers of strength to ss in tho hour of battle, were tn hospitals, hslp- The amount of claims filed ta a lilt more than tWO,000. The opening of the school* in a : days is looked forward to with winch Ureal by parents and with delight the young people of Washington. The Precident yesterday made 1 IsndArastnmg, *fN. \\QmeidOes . *1 at Bomej Jamas L. Graham. Jr., >N. Consul at laweare; Mathew G Holms*, of Pk., Conoid at OWri-F.-,.; Weston Fltat, of Mo., Cawal at Oh a �TON; at the Cenans Office, exhibit* tho totals of th* poputatfon of tho State, and Tarritovies, dareifad m native and foreign, tho total* of th^ cla*rifiiationln to white, colored, Indian, and Cfamere having al­ ready boon published : 987,080 479,445 850,416 42a.-15 115,879 1E2.2M ludiar.a Iowa 978,775 Kansas 316,217 Kentucky 1,257,613 Louisiana 6®,088 Maine 578,034 Maryland 007.482 to bring gathered, sod if they who Masaochnaotta 1,104.032 916,049 sowed the seed aru happy with their 279,209 harvest, surely the Republican party 816,781 1.4W.0292,945 23,630 288,689 717,153 2499.767 79,823 2,976,590 161,967 697,532 1,239.204 5,026 209,881 113,639 9,136 4.967 11,127 515,198 141,474 204,067 48,392 63,398 61,827 48,881 88,412 333,3101 268,010 160.G97 11,191 222,267 30.748 18,801 29,611 188,943 1.13^,353 3.029 872,493 11,000 546,261 55,896 8,074 19,816 02,411 1S,1M 17,091 504,499 5,472,846 tbrirp^rere* tho latent-""* of tho framers there wa* a diSsranre world wide; one party swart what they raid and were willing to stand by thoir written record, through diaappomtsumt and defeat, if noccoory ; the other used word* to conceal ideas, and simply as a mean* for accomplish- Tlwro is an impulse a* strong at the Golden Gain a* any where in tho world, that loads men to levs “square fighting," and they trample beneath Um hral of contempt into the du*l at ignominious defeat, those who would barter priorifor place, and sell out their honor for th* paltry p*muirite* of political preforThese things have led to the perform­ ance of a wondrous work, and Califurnir has taken a “new departure," that lead* her away from tbo shambles of tho Democracy and coven her golden banner with a triumphant glory. At the last Aactfon in Maine, tho 3,849 33,263 M« 115,466 7,114 12.616 M IM 56,084 18,981 5,605 itasrewd annual .resfon on the 11 th mat II is under tho mauagemreit of a Board cf Regents with tho IWdont of tbo United State* a* Chancellor, and want into operationta October, 1870. Tbo Law Department I* ur.dor tho in­ struction of Hon. Joseph Carey ex-CUef Justice of the Court uf Claim*. Hon. Arthur McArthur, Justice of the Supremo Court of District of Colamlria, and I*ro.’. W. B, Wedgwood. L. L. D. The University is totemmt of six col­ leges, but a* yet only the Law and Nor­ mal College* have been establtohed, the latter under Profowore Wedgwood and Richard. Tbo Univerrity prom ires to bo not only a suoeus but a blearing to the country at large, aud wdl deserve* the oncourogwncnt of an Appropriation from Ooagrea at ita next session. Can befhad by| Calhag ; at Tbo above .imply illustrate* tbo ynrit exhibited by tho Esglt aad it* friend* toward* tho friend* of Georgn Vander­ pool, and fur thi. reason is noticed, oth­ erwise it would have been treated with the contempt it deserve*. cept that the Republican party ia iduntiCud with the policy which oppreaee* them, and thi* reason would bo removed Ab an act of general amnesty." It is singular how any sane man can talk or write such trash at this 1st* darHorace Greeley advoeafnd the same doc­ trine until lately in his speech at Alex- 8 O’CLOCK. The Jackaou Pafririsaya: “Without any intention whatever at critising th* motive* of the jury, wo may l» paidonod for raying that it seems somewhat strange Hint any one of tb» imy eould have been convinced that Vanderpool was guilty of murder in tho smsU it/rtt. If he committed tho deed at all, it vra* most certainly a villainous deed, and th* defensn would, not even have made an attempt to reduce tho crime to murder in tLe second degree. It was either a 5.809 istration. Look st th* magnanimity of 0,599 £815 Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri 1B.254 and West Virginia, and sew Low it ha* taken every vertigo of power from the Ten yean ago, twenty of th* leaders and pet* of Tammany were bankrupt* or poor. Now they have splendid city and aountry residanoea with fortunes reryinx trim 81.a».000 to 890.000.000 No wonder ths d»bt of New York ha* reacted 8120.000,900. acluoved in tho inauguration of thi* oaterprise last year has stimulated its msnsgen to still greater exertion and more liberal outlay. Tho exhibition for 1871 ia to open on Wednesday, tho 6th of September and coetinn# until Satur­ day Oct. 7th, and will bo conducted ou a seoto far surpasring tbo display which - '- * l.— * —»- — —..IUh The Democratic daily of this city ia a tong editorial yesterday morning pro­ fessed to give th* report of Dr. Edward Young. Chief of the Bureau of St*ti*tie* an cummcre# and navigation for the fiscal years 1870 and 1871, bring the imparts and export* of merehaudise and speeis and bullion. In doing this it omitted to inelmle that part of the re­ port which gives this country credit for the amount* of foreign export* (re-ex­ port*,) which .-.akM it appear (hat im­ part* exceeded tho exports, or throw the balance of trad# against us, for 1870, 876,810361, instead of only to tbo amount of 811,418,170 a* is really the case, sad a* tho fael* will show. By the same omtarion tho balance ot trade would appear to be against us for 1871 (the last fiscal year) to tho extent of 8158,659,905, when, in reality, (giving tho credit due u» for re-exports,) a bnlanre of 810,398 appear* in our favor. of L4.KDS Situatel in tho various Towashi;* cf Potato Bee.—Wo think the pest will Waldeck, the artist, lias survival his Darling Self-auppiyIng Penholder. tun coms again in very largo numbers. lOfllh birthday. WnWsS.rovwsntvstsdlp. Ured -Uh ms We eee hardly one crawling round this ?Sr.ES,"jrJ4.TMH'‘.=i Tho king o fall. whip last year at this time million* mernhaat by worn seen in arory direction. G*u. Premont is intereedng hinuelf THEA-NECTAR largely in railroad stock. : Gough is going to lecture two hun- —Ticket* good for trip to and from th* Great Industrial Exposition at Cincin­ llarnum b alwut to build at> opera nati for 4 eta. a mile, from Ja«k*on, AnKollajourevlllo. Rending and Waterloo. li>aao in Bridgeport, Conn. Fare to continue to Oet 7th. Two ex’ Tbo Rev. Dr. R. 8. Stun, of Brook­ prera Tnuiin Dally nro run earb way be­ tween Jackron and Cincinnati; time II lyn, will remain in Europe another hour* without ciiangs of car*. Coantio* iu tho State of Mkhig.., tsararmo* ASSYRIA. eecnee.leeerairnov. .tte, 2| •x*”‘ THE CHEAPEST'PUCE MAPLE GROVE. CASTLETON, New Advertisements. ■t FOR The Hon. Fernando Wood recently told tho baratogian* what ho knows about farming. IL Blane, proprietor of the gambling I tables in tho littl* republic of Mosacn,, WOODLAND. S“JI : FAMILY KNITTER. , NEW HAVEN I. esXrewd b/p-Ww wte. I Firat Frvmivw At F*lr»•• Ibe brel. KN 1 1 logK>nK hi’ paint-pot along ua*l." PRINTING 5,020 Government* control. In Weot Virginia 30,102 th# loading object* of tho Convention 6,024 uked u* where Vauderj«>ol wu* going, 3,518 just called by vote* of Kubel* recently and wlA ho was going to do, etc. Tho EXECCTORU SALE. enfranchised were canvassed for openly; •JKXteKL'S’JS IfZ 05 Grand Rapids Turn of Friday, says : 94,200 rix., to retrograde from tho secret ballot George Vanderpool is going into the to tho vrre care method of voting, an 1 a mertMtiU burinosa at Kalanioxoo, hi* return to the old County Court system friends having offere<i him tho necereawhich practically roenmvsthoartolcerntta 1, ry capital. Mr*. James Gray is n descendant of Southern customs of slavery and controls 1 All right _ tho aneiout Got. Enctoott, and is a tho vote* of the poor and dependent The people who believed him guiltv healthy matron of one hundred years. ixing Ute table* already published. th# claaeM, both white and black, in the in­ l>efoTo the decision, believe him so still. It is said that Humphrey Marshall is total population of tho United State* terests of landlords and employers as preparing a speech cu the jwlitical situ­ may be mad# to appear under the fol­ tlu ftcrmsK] class uf the community. ation. and it i» hinted that ho will sup­ lowing classiflcntioa: Yet this is Democracy (?) and a fow port the new departure. 33,586,989 sr.-cckled Republican* have * morbid Seth Green say* that iu three year* l,8«0.(W9 taste for incurring the scum of Rebel* tbo 240,000 young shad ho has nut in tbo Hudson river will “speak for thota63,254 who openly attribute to them tho senti­ «elrn».” What wfll they say ? ment of fear a* tho moving cause of Total . 38,555.988 there concoreion* to thrir superiors' Of tho Indian* and Chinese, the Terri­ Concession* to the halter, tho mu*ket tories contain 4,503 of tho former and 7,075 oi ths latter. ' orgauixed invisible empire of Ku-Klux The Indian Territory and Alaska are | which threaten* to drive sway ar torture D. R. COOK & CO’S Wc Ofllcr the following Tax Titles very dirty. Snow sprinkled over a car­ pet and *wrttt off before it hae time to molt or dissolve, is also nice for renovat­ John Merrill, State librarian of Iowa ing . rolled carpet. Moiitened Indian is serioasly 111. ’ meal is used with good effect by some Charlotte Cushman owns only fifteen itsry rule since the war would hare beA* better fur the Rebel* aad the country. Every oxporiment of the kind in the State* ba* proven that thia course of *o called magnanimity to the Rebels only ruake* them more rabid in their oppo- not included or mentioned in anv of tho and kill every Eepuhlican who dare, re­ their r~ tt I Monopoly, in the form ef Census table* above epitomiredmain in the South. It is truly coward­ tho Republican party. was soon to re­ ly and inhuman, instead of being mer­ Lzmas nr not Dxad-Ltttis Ottice. ciful and magnanimous as claimed by ceive its death blow, aud all tho evil consequence* of it* tong reign were to —If ono needed any proof that there are be wiped cut by the great Democratic thousands of careleeo people nbout, no tpcngu, sad with a clean alate, and a need only examine the returns of tb* •An important opinion of Attorney D<u»d-L«'ttor Office. During ihc month General Akrrman regarding the Civil of July, 337,421 letters wore receive 1 at Service h.i» been published. He hold* that office, 20,092 of which were held that while Cangrra* may preeeribo that for postage. Notwithstanding thia neg­ any appointee shall pas* an examination To aid in this oonaummattoa so devot­ ligence uf tho part of tho writers, the it cannot require that tho suocossful edly to be wished, a “new departure" number of important letters with incto*- competitor shall be appointed, nor can the was agreed upon, and as in California, un-s was greater than tbore without discretionary power given to tho Presi­ it haa manifested ita power—a decided Nearly 2,000 (1,849) of tbo** hiter. had dent in thtareepect be entrusted to any increase in the Republican majority, a indosurra of money, 1,411 were freight­ Board v( Examiners. The opinion sure aud certain prophecy of “Maine ed with checks or drafts, and 1,937 with places any such Board in the position of far Grant in *72," ia tho comfort it brings other papers of value. It is very easy being only ablo to rvcommimd to the to thi* new gaited Democracy—Now to direct a letter end put on a postage President tor appointment thee# persons next Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, are stamp, but these figure* show what a to be heard from. Wo are not fearful multitude of letter-writers are negligent of the rraalt They too, will “deport" of these simple taattera. If a letter is And when wo oomo to New York, a sent to a person whoso address is doubt­ State which has suffered so deeply and ed, a request for its return, if not called more fully reported. The Republican> so lang, we Hunk that th* great Empire for in ten days, written or printed acres, are certain of electing a Senator Io sue- | State will also wheel into lino, aud from one end of tho envelope, is always hood­ reed Mr. Cole. Coughlan, Republican, Maia* to California the cry of victory ed by the Post Office Departmcn*. is elected to Congrere in the Third Dis It is statxd by Judge Rooerelt that trict—a Rrqrabliran gain—and Sargeant The people cannot bo deceived. Tbs tho debt of Naw York, as piled up by in the Second Di*trkt The Republican* yielding of the Democracy to the conthe Tammany thieve*, is over 8200,000,­ have an even chance of gaining tho Asquancm of former battles ia which 000, or 26.per cent of the real estate First District This is a gain of certain­ they hero been defeated, has taught valuctinn of tho city. Every man's prop­ ly uno Congriwmnn. («rhaps two. Tho them to distrust that party morn than erty ui New York is therefore absolute­ whole legislative and municipal Repub­ ever. There ia only one mor* depar­ ly mortgaged for more than one-fourth lican and tax-payers’ ticket is elected in ture left; that i* up th* olaaak water* of it* value ! Thi* exhibit ia not more Ban Francisco, with th* exception of of Salt River, to ita very head, where astounding than damaging, and must Recorder and one Supervisor. Tbo Re­ their boat* shall crumble away, and the have a eeriotx* influence upon tho value publican maiarity in ths State ia about memory of the voyager* be forgotten of property in New York. JOB The President of tho Reading Rail­ road Company, Mr Gowen, receives the Iragvst salary paid to any railway pres­ Sexual Scienc HASTIXUS. '"uBUntfh; WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, County or State. caVtion M.-Jnn*ann, the dislingualied French astronomer, has invented a balloon compoxi which will show both th* coureo aad rata of speed of a balloon. REDUCTION-OF PRICES PLAIN ' James IL Osgood, of Boston, ha* de­ clined tho office of overseer of Bowdoin College on behalf of tho alumni, to Mr. Jerome Hopkins ha* just return­ ed fr^n a tour m tho west, during wjuch hi has carried out his idea of making musical theory and practice 11lintrate each other, by a scries of ** I’i- THE GREA T AMERICAS TEA CO., >1 a »» YDSKT STREETS. I’RAIRLEVII.I.E. (IRjyrjlMEA'T.lL T.__ lysw-ii ORANGEVILLE. Illinois ha* raised more i*>*cli»* thi* I y e-ir than ever t-eforu. California's grapo'product this year ia odtiniatod at 34'.f,M)0,iM> lb*. fll is stated that Whitelaw Raid will tirt a cheap paper in Cincinnati. YANKEE SPRINGS.' pdivs Kellogg will introduce to the xblic tld* winter, heZ protege. Mia* JURUBEBA «Ch Paaixix Famxb.—That unrival­ ed Agricultural, Horticultural and Fxinily Journal, Tho Prairie Farmer, come* to our table, this week, in an entire nuw dress, looking a* fresh end cheerful n* though jut bora into tho world of new* poperdom, ia*to*4 of being, ** it i*, ono of the oldest journal* in tho Wort. It ii, braid**, brautifully illustrated and ia ** mad* up” in a stylo so noat and ap­ propriate that it at onoe challenge* ad­ miration. But ita crowning feature of attractiveness is ita varied content*—ool- 11 u NOT A rBYMC-hto xerr »tal faps; .iwtr eeUeSe UtTTCK, ore ■ i> leSreSe* re ere IT IK A SOUTH AMERICAN ttoltasl bee be* Ayers Ague Cure, ’SLFxrtstjsrWK 9i5 tUX. INFLAMATION O?TH X. DMrttYJtLVOtHAS C: NATIONAL BARI BUILDING, Dr. Wells’ Kitrart if Jmteta CRU1KM x^isisssysswx?! THE HOVXLTY CLITHKS M&ffi. CHOICX OSOCMBIX*! Pure Wines and Liquors I �Byi|t«n. Tt|« <-bj —h to? IW.ta.Umtwort *>»«.uxmey .^ntand riiU a failura fcot a half trial Las been mails to roach finn of Dr*. B. J. 4 E. F r Waa*ta— O_r. ,o K BROWN. llMtogn, Sefi, 19th, i87i_ 21w» ■ICH1GAR CENTRAL R. R. Graxd River Valiev Division . Al'C.VHT ifen. iwtfoepil Hamm, Wixxiaica * Co, Attention t ««- ctmper than any ana else. tUpAp. dnron dow. «« • hundred fret and wookedatthat Jamre Hotehkisa could have dug down that distance iu half the time and for half the money,. Tbo pqw could hare l^,.n pU-.^d Ln straight drill­ ing oommenrod, and to-day, we might hsro had flowing wto. But now the darrlvk u torn down and d:o thing h ‘•Gri.u.W.toco.k.ofeoEu. kind," is the trelamatfon of our poordo on every hand. » r. B«E«r * *~1.; _I1 rxJ Kto . Gasan Ratine , cbj<hL ‘ ■“W ootor, cuured by tho actiua uf tho chntuiaals .in the water. Thi* odor ponotrate, the glass, making it tho Mme color oil through, and will not *ioiiW gin*, with stnpo of doth, a very bountiful affect is had. On one or two occasions wo have teen over a bushel of small glasses and Robteta in tho water at tho Sterling well at one time. In fset, Mr. 8. has had to pre up a part of bis time to thi* part U. tho work, BO crest has been the domaud for colored glass-ware.. Gun Rann*. Michigan Central R. R. Oil, RUI1BLE ANO BIRECT ROUTE 1-waew.r Tnusa far the l*f«: gihaseis luU.Cr.U, IsAsm - ■ ’4 * Acctsm us re* Prsixnct-ia.—Mon­ day tuoniing, . week ago, a wild engtop ran into a pamenger coach at Hall's crossing near Bellcruo. Tho coach wo* damaged ccnridcrably and the pe*««uPoamvoLT it is a necessity that I go« frightened terribly. Cspt. Rowell, of Battlo Creek, was severely cut about iu*t have my pay.______ M-Axz*». the head and shoulders. It seem* that Cau-and ecttH, money I mart have. thi i accident was tho result of carols**nce*—if so, we feel assured President Dibble will look to the matter aad try I and prevent another oecurrenre of like IjOOK Henn.—Remove tboee corns and warts by the use of the Japaur* Accidext—A son of James Miliar, eom file. Bent ;retagc paid on receipt of twenty-five cviita. Address R. F. ia Castleton, a boy about ten yearn old, Jayne, Grand lUpId*, Mich. while splitting wood at his father's dour on Friday last, met with a sovero neciGO TO MUDGES' For Clothing—25 per cent cheaper than dent by the ax glancing. It cut a docji at any ether house in Hastings, Empire gash octo** tho left foot scroringtho ; Ixraoa of two toea aud leaving only tho । akin at tho bottom. Dr. E. F. Brown ‘Si wm called and drmsed the wound. It is thought amputation will not bo noces- . p «l L. ___ 1 Fsann*. Mictuxidr, everybody ! Ito। member we are to have n grand County Fair Wednesday, Thursday and Frelay, Oct 4th, 5th and <3th. Save all tho good things of tius farm, garden and household and bring them in. Meehantea bring along tho fruit* cf your inge­ nuity and industry. Everybody bring yuuraelrca, wires and children to thia pleasant annual festirity. “Xvti'.'E'.'Sit’'- c“” Peninsular Railway. Tire now eriiool cemw given u» 231 scliulani in thia district with tho present nttendsDco only about half that number. A D. A A Badcock are shipping 100 barrel* of flour per day to Bottom JMassr*'**were allowed to cross tho track, aad witacsa tho races from their carriage.. For tho benefit of thooo who may not undentaad tho language of tbo rod. blue, white, and yellow “favors” which tho Viewing Oummittee attach to thoartiulca they deetu worthy, we stalo that red ribbons indicate first premiums; blue, eocond premiums; white, third pre­ miums; and yellow, special premium*. LAIE SHOES & ICHffiAS SODTKRS RAHWAY Made Up." ______ A large number of thi* inuraing for Kalamox-w tho State Fair. Saw Mxujwr Goooe.-Mra.Mor- rinta...pl«dM erenrtm.irt erv good* of al! ktods. Jo*t arch'd ftvrt trcre Neer Tort- • S PAINTS & OILS, Rapid, W. I). Foswr, 14 and 16 Monroo st. display a largo collection of stnvea, tin and cupper ware. Mr. Weatherly, who is unwearying in hia attention to the la­ dies who wish to know how it is them­ selves, patiently exjdait's all the merits and disadvantages of the Detroit .tores, and keeps his corner of tho hall inter­ ested. Mr. Foster also exhibits tbo Blanchard churn and a new stove drum, the invention of Mr. W. Weatherly of this citv, called the ‘Gem,’' said to bo a J. A, 8. V wilier, 82 Canal street, city, exhibits cook and parlor stoves, known as the Albany stoves. The “Fearless" cooking stove won the ladin., who thought that with it, cooking, washing snd ironing would almost do itselfMr V. also exhibits tin, copper, and Tho Empire Organ Factory, of tliii sheet iron work of superior workmancity, show, excellent .perimons of ita handicraft, in cabinet organa, melodeons, etc. 1‘ickst A Allen manufacturers-; Birch A Skidman agents—and their im­ proved concert* uro coretantly thronged. Simmons Clough A Co a Improved Cabinet Organ, agent Dun Jonas, with Currier A Putnam, draw* crowds « plre^ltoienms. lowanc uviwo . _ Mamll'* a a 8am. Enke’s HambloPony Bros., palace bat store, orrn *■ would think had emigrated to there tonian Star and K"' grounds from Monroe »t when, in fact Park Ranger. Harrt tori largo .how of bate, caps end fora Campbell'* blk. m.1 is only sent out as a flyer, to indicate blk. *. Cant Jenks,------ -- ----------------what may be found among the sruft rat Dna. Wrier1 e ch. Pentwater, and with which their houre to ronriantly Robbins’ g- m. Jeanie Brown. Of thaas home*. Sam, Park I^Br> were ruled out, tbo field being lefl to rxwrtftr sitrxx wan. th. reminder. Tho rare was won by Ed. Dikeman show* splendid aamj-.lre Hnmblefouian Star, iu two *tnught heste, time 8:10 14 **d 80S th. Honrs: Dan was awarded recond money, <. -L pnrtov * and Jennie Brown third. ' pwkM. Tw-.11, ™ Thu raw waa followed br tho "Given to Jl bmres that mwl. dw ,’ta Rare," for b— with a fort, by dock workE. 0. Eaton haa also a fim> show ai themisaghttanngdimnond^ valU mW,**- NASHVILLE, MICHIGAN, E*ch of these conveyance* was filled until the traditional cry of public •‘hus­ oes” was no longer heard, and there was absolutely no "room for or.» more." Some idea of thu jam may bo gained when stated that in tho distance of ono block only, nearly 40 carriages wore counted at one time. Home of the time it vu a work of palienee and skill to obtain an entrance to 'tho ground*, to great was th* throng at tho gates. At such time* ell were equal and no one, whether officer of the Fair, member of tho Frew, or tho holder of a complimentary ticket, had any better chance than his neighbor. AU “Faired" there aro many carofnl agriculturists yet | tn our country, who have a genuine, htracei and, w<- uro glad to say, praise • worthy pride, in both tho quality ami I quantity of their crops. Tho Melon family was to be loon, and 1 ■•specially tho 50 watermelons of tho . black Sjianiah varieties, averaging 401 pounds in weight. Their flavor was !uUy equal to their weight The samples of clover and timothy the piano, violin and flute for tho occa­ His department is garnished ^aeds although not numerous, wore of sion. with pictures of ttie old matters in mu­ an oxcollant quality. ■ Tho reuaslioi wore nice and large, । sic. A. II. Brown, Jackson, exhibits [mr’ ■' ' ' ’ of former lie pumpi • well, die lor and church organa of die Jewett® and Goodman make. This organ took about the Potatoes were finer in quality, m first prvminm at State Fair in 1870. greater variety and better condition than wore over before ee»<n on tho grounds Three tubers thia year ore a very fine crop, notwithstanding the efforts of tbo “bug." The domestic bread, tho batter, tho cheese, from Lenawee, Ottawa and Io­ nia cj untie*, and the Reading factory, the beautiful bancy. in the comb and strain- d, iu boxes and bottle*, especially tho “boss-wood'” honey, and tho fifteen j boxes entered by President Griggs, tho II Spring A Avery, 48 Monroe .tract, oxmoplo and *.irgbum eugai* and syrups, , hibli of thoir stock noma of their choieand richast goods ever seen in Grand , tho picklco, catsups, and dainty spoci- I1 men* uf housewives skill, all left oa our |■ Rapids. Carpet* in velvet, body Urn.­ i The rain of the day before, although it left miixl* tho impromion that tho poqpk> ' eel., mats, .ilk,, shawls, curtains, Ac. F. Immvn. of the new earnet hou-e, cinsidcrablo to bo done during tho day, aro not in tho habit of starring, nor yet of mortifying tho — stomach, with infe­ 74 Monroe street, makes a large and left the truck iu vdry fair condition and elegant display of carpets—rel rots, body tho atm:»phere very cool .and bracing rior food. In fact, eotisidoring tho late hour that Brussels, oil cloths, rugs, Ac., all very for the “hot work" to bo accomplished on the turf. Fast time was made in a tlii* Hall was commenced, and all the ! tastefully arranged. number of instance*, notwithstanding attendant circumstancre, it dore its port in thi* great Union Fite, *.> far ai the If. M. HmdsdilL wbolcaalo stationer the track was somewhat heavy at first. north udo of tho building is concerned, j and blank book manufacturer, 21 Canal Tho admirer* of fine horses and fast *trvot, exhibits sample* of stationers’ time wore remarkably numerous. The Floral and Art Hall Ho. L Grand Stand waa packed,—full; that is Thi* ball is artistically decorated ui.il, goods from his stock, and alo makes a presents a very attractive appearance, j large and fins display of blank books of tho only wood in its simploot sense that will express ita cvndi ion. Tho grounds and contain* moet of the lubjecla of the his nuuiafeeturr. on tho north rido of tho track wore crowd­ fine arts, Iraaidoo display* of orgntn, ■ Currier A Putnam, city,, exhibit a ed with those who drove on with teams sewing machine*, cabinet of tho Kent show case of books and stationers’ and those on foot, while tho area inside good., also a largo aawrtniant of gold Scientific Institute, jewelry and silver the track wu well filled by the crowd of warre, fancy good*, furs, lunbroidcrio* pedestrians who could not got near the and euriomties of vnriou* kinds. It was track iiywheru ciao. constantly crowded by ladies and grn- 1 These institutions, of which our State The first race, for the day, was called tlctnrn, none of who^i fail to *oe much enn boost uf several that rank a* first at 9 o'clock; it waa for horse, entered to interest them. Entering at the w<at class, are wril represented with sp-ri- in No. 3—four year old.—trotting to door, you first moot on tho right tlu> ex- mrn* of [wnmanship. and circulars and harness, best three in fire, for a purw hibifion of object* of Natural History, papeni explaining their syAcms of in- of 1175. There were six entries, of tho by tho structinn. following horses. Swensbcrg A Robbins—Grand IlapI xxxr Rcixvrirrc ixsrrrm Brown’s b. g. Frank, Fisk’s b. g. Bil­ O»o bumlred case* aro shown boro, ids Bo .inoro College. ly Hotspur and hia t>. m. Katy, RemGoldsmith'* Btyant A Stratton De- merer’s br. e. Michigan boy, Myers’ h yet it is not a quarter of tho cabinet ol tho Institute, aud this show ought to 1 trail Business University. m. Katy Messenger, Conner's blk. in. arouse an internet in what is unques­ Tom Wilkins. But throo of them trot­ tionably ono uf tho host oOlloction* of ted, hownvor, Billy Hotspur carrying off -I__ I— al.* <1 * Ln Ilin wlml* tbo first maney, 1100, by winning the LOCAL EVENTS. GREAT UXTOATFAIX. DRUGS, Medicines, The display of V«<*tabl*o aud ground, ia this hall wore scarcely equal in merit with the displays in the other , departments oa tho grounds, yet wo have tho authority of thooo who have been well acquainted with tho exhibitiou of former yours, for* saying that considering the season, its dryness, and ' t>< s by ewvural firms, and although tho ■ Aho fact that some of tho Fall vegota- .business is carried an more or leas exten­ bias aro not matured ai yoi, there is no , sively elsewhere in Northern Michigan, spwdal cacao for diMatafaction in Agri­ •till the magnitude of operations here, cultural Hall. Thoro wore eomo as fine and tho fecilitie* etyoyod by those onspeeimeu* of grains, potatoes. bods, onions, cabbages, beans, squashes, espe- 1gaged in tho business horn, that no oth­ dally of tho Hubbaid family, as wore 'er place can boast of, doubtless prevent­ ed outside competition. We should c«or seen on the grounds. have been glad to have seen entries from Wheat was of unusually good quality oilier plawes, as there are several which aud each spedmaa well worthy of «[*-- ' । rial notice, but owing tn the limited ,'could bare made a creditable display. space that can bo devoted to this dei>art- | Tho ubiquitous ‘.‘Star Cothing House," meat, we must not give it The wheat. ।•f 36 Canal »yw>t, which is always on seat by Mr. Ensley from Ensley, No- . band, and always makes a show, has a waygo ooanty, was such a sample of tho :fine display of clothing and furnishing old variety of Qolb wheat that others ! goods. will excuse this mention; tbo average of hie crop was 45 bushels to the aero.1 Just so with tho spocim-’ns uf oats, ' bsrlsy, buckwheat and beans, which ‘ like wheat were represoaiod by sample. ! from quite a large number of counties, , Tax Eaton Rapids Jiararf says G. M Anderson, of that village, (by the way a prominent railroad man) i* coming ; to Hastings to interest himself Tb Naw^ax.-EW. A C. G. Bent­ in behalf of^ur North and South Rail ley, manufaeturers of sash. door*, blinds and molding*, and every thing else, aro Road. Coriie on. we welcome you 1 eo bu*y soiling molding* that they can­ Wau yon want fresh oyster* cooked not write for tho load column this wort in any desirable style, broiled chicken* Dress Making! and all other good things usually kept To Uro ladlreof Hasting* am! vi.-lnlty in a first-class restaurant they can bo —call st rooms ovw Mrs-Morrill’s on had at Stauffer's Dining HallJeOHeun »L and get your dreeeoacut or made In every style. New rooms Juvt T.tnrwe* RxroaTOET.—This beautiful <MMd by M:s* Babah Susixkr. ..J uecfnl magazine is fresh a* over and * xi oa T bmhit. RmnLXr. full of good things, useful things, cheery thing*, articles solid, article* epicy. prooo and poetry for adults and children. Hitchcock A Walden, Gncinnafi. Wrarusa pleasanter. Tho following list of letters remain Twa work on the new blocks will soon unraUed for in the Po»loflice, in < Hasicommence for certain. iugs, fiept- 19th, 1871. Sax Hum*. William* A Cu-’h local* in Rebecca Cramer. Abol Oaven, Mary regard to white art flooring -ranted. Cowler, W. Carlton. Emma Dorwia. Moe tn Barber A Bally aro opaning Peter Frey, J- W. Glenn. VT. Hudson, new goods in endless rariotTClara A. Haven*. Curl Kunde, Emma । C. I’cnnock, Lilli* Soebore. NeUio E. Wright, 3, E. Wilrox. Wm. Waldon. Direct ynur letter* to No. of P- O Box , or Drawer. „ Jous Itowxrs, P- M. No. a. of the Mrxiran War eerie* on first page, also. J* How Betsey and I The beet 50 cent Tn Grant A I’hQiipu •arved from cork, are fine specimen* of art. and attract general admiration. Mrs. J. M. MitcheU exhibits a quilt made in 1664—307 years ago. which atiracts the notire of all uaaturo- It ia of Ann linen, batted with fine wool, a robe of uno of the oldsat Long Island famL ■ Ai Orangeville, Ort. 6th. “ HasUago. Oct 9th, and Nor. J. P. ROBERTS & seomd money, S50, 'and Michigan Boy third. 125. AU who saw this first rare gmally enjoyed it, as it was quite close­ ly contested and were welLpreparod to expect th* fine *part which followed. The third rare of the day. No. 5 in the list, was for a puree of 1150, running one-haif mile, brat two in threo. Thenwere ten entries of the following horse* H. Myers’ b. m. Sparta Maid; Hingin’* br.m. LadyBacus; Carpenter’, t.m., Bay Nolly; Saundsr’* a g., Red Squir­ rel ; Eddy a b. a.. Barlin Jim ; Larawer’o b. g., Mountain Boy; A.T. Myer*’ br. m. Wild Mary; Mathmroon's b.m,Nel­ ly; Harris’ b. m.. La ly Aldrich, and Korney’, . m.. Lady Lightfoot Thi. iLXM La Dry Oveds. Oreseriss, Beets mU aiMe. n.i* *■< c***. a.. a«. r»ut con.ia.llr reMi.i.s aUlueo. te ear Uy LSBOK rtrucK ok aoomt ms .« 12,000,000 ACREH To the Ladies!! S“‘*- DENTIST Naiiiillt Miia CITY PAINT STORE! COMMINS a eiows PAINTERS; Painte, Oik, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar■ list’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, SUPERIOR. M‘SHERRY AND STATESMAN CRA IN DRILL Kalamazoo and Ann .Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS, Sign & Ornamental Painting, to tho lookers on and somo little time was spent in getting fair starts. In some of the false *tans, iho groom* who wore attempting to hold tho hot***, were thrown by their homes, and in ono instance quite violently- However the race was well enjoyed, and all admired too winning horse, Mountain Boy, who won two straight boats, time W and 518-4. The second money was won by Rod Squirrel and third by Bay Nelly. Gnriooy, 2TXLA OALE A2TD KALAMAZOO, PLOWS JLWD C.1STI.W8. Hastings, Mich. D6D RAWING MACHINES, A.aRICULTUKA.L ' port" of one cd tho meat enootosful fair* [ tever hold in oct State, and shows tho ( JGroat Northweot of Michigan can get up a show worthy of patronage for all time. Many orncire aud etort on exhibition ai the Union Fair will be taken to Kalaubbtoo to add to tbo grand display ai i tho State Fair now iu progress there. Poaowiu—Hon. 0. L. Bay nud wife ! of Cedar Creek, left Mnsday, for Brady, | ETC.. MACHINERY ia Barry Cbunty—for sale by E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Haidwero Store, Brown’s New Block. Years Experience (VYEAR <fc STR//f Succ«*>« a. .Qaakar Boy ;Hitt'* b. g. Sachem; Sargeant's a. c., Frank Wordsn; Meeomore’e s- m.. Flora; York’s ch. a.. Bon. Cummings; Raywait s blk. e.. Henry Clay; Bterritfs*. m. Udy Ctar. Dodge's b. g-, Bcapd, and Hibbard'a blk. m., Ibaay. AH tho horses appeared on tho track. -There wore four boats trotted, of which .Fanny took three ar.d the rano, aud Beu (Cummings one, tbo second; time, u.<r. . , o 1 t.lfl 1.4 0.411 , HARROWS, and the largest stock of H’ *• COODTUfi, Hardware! IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE, AU kind® of Building Materials, and Tools, HARNESS SHOP! HARD �Sals cf State Tax Lands. PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, a famhJy record, when they was first launched, then I kaa imagine ft might do fur some other 50.000 Adam to hold my Evo on his lap, cad talk about hi* affluiteeh and cptritonl essence, und plnr lamb. j In thorn dass, thi-re want no hunxiu : natur, as it was all God natur. ' Humin natur has bin soaked so much siuse. it is too week to be trusted in a Severe cases of harpoa and salt rtwa have been cured by the external use of tar ointaMBi, aad tar water taken inter­ nally, REFERENCES, "vinecar 8 O’CLOCK. meddo, without much fenos bctwttin nor any pole on. Free love wants uiaro poke than eony other animal I don't boloaf in Idtal doprevite—un­ less a man has a good chance. Leueonhom is, ia many cases, tho re­ mit tf uaeteenUacm. If warm water injections were used daily, tbo disoere would nut be so frequent. for, has existed betaeon a rillainuua lotnhnr on one sidti, and n luuatic virtue on the othoe aide that ha* been dsodo ' j need out of ita truth, aad had fort aul I of ita modesty and shame, in huntin of- bitters’ 02532348484823232348235353538953 Mott Suitable for the Fauuly, Mott Valuably tor ths Student, Most In*truetire for tho Teacher. Mott Appropriate fur tho Child, Moot Useful fur tho Minister, Mott Interesting for tho Farmer. Moat Elegant for the Parlor, Mott Profitable for the Study. 0B’TSS.f..JS«S0MI .. — ■ I < . 1'If, \* PTII tft"4 Darling Self-supplying Penholder. 7 14 HtoHm by m*U wsl*. ti sn.0 tt ” AmU wasted. Addr«M W. A. *4 >1 Bfrsot. N T. dose ia from can-half to ono grain given in health and good llcsh. The same feed will suffice lor stare sheep. The ovary fhxvoh'cnni straw stack affords the Mttia a gvnd One ar two grains of scutelter in at, luncheon, but milch newa, fattening bed-tian', combined with two grains of Mock, and those that are*young, require tho prussiate of iron, will allay general hay and othea richer food. But the nervous irritability aad produce sleep' straw is so much value that it is worth where there is rial I issnaas the white to make tho stack in the best A good tonic is equal parts ci chamo­ manner, so as to keep ta content* mile, ikullcap, and qncen of meadow. bright and dry. Tho top should be tinMix. Add half a rant of boiling water ished with hay, ar grass, cut tor the to ono tabvwpnre*frit of the mixture, end. purooee. By raking and trimming drink freely, when cold. after the machine has gone aud tojiping out property, the straw will comA eerriceabla injection tar dyaontory is tannin, ono dram; hydrastin, half a dram; morphine, three grains; starch water, six ounces. Mix and make into six parte. Ono after evoxy discharge. About six mites from Wabash, Inch, Thursday forenoon, a horrible inorder ! waa committed by Mrs. Fintey, who cut ths throat of two of her chiMreu—• boy and girl, ag«d respectively, 7 nnd 0 years—and beat out the brains of an infant, about 3 months old, with a stouc. Tho Sheriff look liar in cuslony, and sho is now in ^Vabash jail, awaiting tho result of tho Coroner's invcttSgation, __v_v • ______ -in THEA-HECTAH ii * rrrr BLACK TEA Castor oil may be made palatable by employing the following formula:—Take efjohn. rts of tho horse’s body should b* ntb- simple carbuncle Take half a dram of opium and mix up with two ounces of white ointment, spread as thick as tbo back of a knife oa a linnon rag and ap­ ply to die part three times u day For a burning in tho stomach, (or heart burn.) if caused by sourness of tho stomach, Mt a small piece of Carbon­ ate of Magnesia about half the .ire of a hickory nut cncry Lour until relieved. Often, as this season of the yrer, a draught of water will cause cramps in the ttocisch and bowels, which mar frequently be relieved by dropping in a tew drop* of the tincture cf Capsicum, (ceyvaas pepper) of a Elite ginger in To expell worms lake. Sentonino. from 6ve to eight grains; PodophyDin, ■lae-half grain; Loptaadnn, one grain ; uiix and make Un powders, one to b« :.iken every two hours until they purge freely. Thia should bo repeated every throe or four weeks until oil signa of worms haw disappeared Often the failure of worm medicines liea ia the foot that thia repetition i> not kept up. the first of .’teptembor ; give each plant to be taken up a top dressing of fine ma­ nure ; this wdl cause young shoota to start nutr the esnter of ,the plant Be­ fore frost, tako up thooe that are to he kept through the winter, nnd put in six or eight-inch pots, they win usually bloom and grow vigorously, if kept in a worm room. Do not water too freely until they flower. It is useless to keep verbenas iu a cellar, as it is too damp. Ifyoung plants are wanted for the fol­ lowing spring, take cuttings ca before stated, from young growth ; but never tako up old plant* or layers, as they are more liable to ho infested with insect* during tlw winter titan voung aud thrif­ ty ptanta To have sev d, select tho targ ■ eit cluster of flownrs alter the iwtnl.« have dropped ; whoa tho leal vewls be­ gin to tarn yeBow, cut them, and lay them away until dry. Tho seed mar bo sown ia March ia hot-bsd*, or in ojxra gwuad in May. Inna sue Pxxi Tux*.—A corrcapundent at the Rural says: "I dad a rosy fine year tree (Flemish Beauty) that became affected, firtt by blight in one limb, which 1 removed, und then another tli.>cud iu the same way, until I had removed a considerable por­ tion of the top of the tree- Early next spring 1 resolved to try tho application of scrap iron to the roots. I procured, my froa, removed the soil from tho roots esrefrtffy, deposited the iron between them and replaced the earth. There waa no further progress iu the blight, tho tree continued to grow that wason, and the next leaves aad blossom* came out vigorously ; no block spots ap­ peared on the loaves, and tho tree bore finely; and no appearance of diseaw was seen on the tree afterward. In sub­ sequent conversations with friends I found that some of them had become in­ formed on the Mune subject and had tried the remedy with perfect success. Home told ms they had procured turning and drilling chips from tho machine sheps, and had used them, as they. thought, with mueh advantage to their 1 with an equal mixture of soft soap C and ointment, and in twenty-four hour* ii should bo waahod off with warm wa­ ter. and tho borso carefully dried and Ltenk-tad afterword. If one application is not sufflei-ut, a second ono should bo made; but eight ar ton days sliouid in­ tervene lie.-ween nsch application. SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WTO CARBOLIC TABLETS, JOHA‘ E. HOTTER $ CO. PVIII-ISlfERS, THE NEW DISINFECTANT' Bromo Chloralnxn, SHEPARD’S REDUCTION OF PRICES lUrtxTc LAMP CHIMNEYS Rochmter to Now York, 885 miles, Buffalo to Now York. 423 miles, Buspension Bridge to New Yorx 448 Dunkirk to New York, 480 miles, Cleveland to New York, <125 miles, Cincinnati to N. Y., 880 miles, Atn> is* mow J 22 to 27 Mlum thi rtoarxa aovra COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, Sick Ileatlache, Liver Complaint, Fever A Ague, I/ytpeptia, llomu in Childrm, Fite*, Biliou* CemplalnU, Lou of Appetite, Erup­ tion* of-the Skin, 1‘imple* on the Face, and all DUvoara of the AGENTS WANTED FOB LIFE IN UTAH V*e for Kidney Complaint*, TTeak Dark, Fain in the Loin*, Lumbago, Gravel, liheumatient. BAND LEADERS. POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH AID REPUBLIC. and no slavery more terrible than that of a drunkard. At one time it encoun-. ter* a man under the form of custom. ' habit, friendship; at another time, under ‘ tbo deceitful garb of pleasure. But when ft baa completely fastened on its victim, to what a pitiable state of moral degradation is ha reduced! He will readily barter his own liberty, his honor, hia character, hia peace, aad the very existence of Lis termly —for what ? For JURUBEBA For Sate by ACKLEY A SLADE. Hasting*. Mieh. nW cahpethovse HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! A Million Dollars. BLACK A Ft)LLgR, Pnprittm. srs ita growth; often pulls it out by the ! roots. Curling irons are fatal tn tho hair at both children and grown people. Tbo heat rap* up the juice out of tho fibers as effectually aa fire or fruit sape the vitality of a green- branch, tearing but a dry, withered skeleton. The prac­ tice whitti hsir-drssesss have at fearing MONUMENTS. J«r*»» CHy »ita Marais! ' ra Jrrsn lui'.rott ter Pkff ws&rjJsrE; Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, MATTINGS, riw'li, Yau can test tho truth of this bv combing out the hair after it fou bro.ro dr*—! The hair sometime, comas out by handful!. ; and farther, this process tangles up the bur, und a gnatdrolaf ft u bnisa aroi pelted out MATS, trraotsTaixD ooon: 30 Years Experience NOTTINGHAM LACES, Dr. Weflf Strati if Jinteta GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-09-27.pdf 1e3fa9999e600ae08a16ab78b03d8ce5 PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27.187i. L A. It H.A. UOLBRbOK. The L.IBGEST STOCK of HARDWARE HARNESSES BUCKEYE CRAIN DRILL ’COPPER STRIP FEED CUTTE LEATHER BELTING, .7 FULL STOCK OF .ILL SIZES. The best place in the City of Hastings, • ----- -to buy------ GROCERIES C. H. HICKS I "Ilia not much to toll,’'said the enginac, aa he struck the aihoe from the end uf his cigar; ' but if you want to hear how don 1 come to jmaaing in my checks, once on a time, 1 will tell yon.1* One of tha moat wonderful things about our late army waa, that every jmof.-orion nod trade waa ao well re|i/aented in each regiment thereof I rcinetnbor huw aurprieed our Colon I waa, when ordered tn build a railroad be­ tween two pointe, and completely pusaled how to begin ; bat in half an hour ' ho had the men wlio knew the btuinre. I thoroughly, picked out from hie own regiment, and mymdf detailed to take charge That a the way we did thingu. The road waa wholly in the rear of our linm, and away from danger (aot t'mt we cared fiw th’d.) where the origi­ nal dwellcra were undisturbed—negroes and all; so you may believe that the change, to aa }wur leiluw* who had been m camp *o lung, was nant agreeable. 1 «u fottunatoenough to be billeted upun a inoet intoHigvnt and pleasant Southern family, not the jilaasant member (to me) of which wa» a Yankee •cboalniana, who had aomel.uw got a handed ths re After running larch al! dor, through the woodi nad swamp*. I would coma back Io a driiooua “tea," had still mor>< d- iicsoua •'vsumg with Mary Doc, (such waa her fitting nauif.) and you may be »uro that there evenings were never too long. It name to what such things alware »ill come to before long; aoldiere foarn to do ^ofok wooing, and in twu tnv name called. 1 waa all attention ia ' confinad to a region aear tbs cantor of a momer.-.. I recoguixed Mary's voice I the storm, and travels with that enter Vin ------J.---------a — a— V joy I----------s> another seour.d, and such as only i a lover ena fori at such a rime, couraiug Prom these experiamts it may be through my veins. Bat I am talking aaMr inferred, contrary to the geiurrel too tong. It seems that she had watetead belief of aaontifie am. that vaporperCarroll, and waa now oooaa to tall me to meatre the tir from a hi-h to a few few take coarags, far shs would release use point willi rxtrem. downean U iade-d, fa one more day. Alas! il was thirty tt penaaatMitaiaUtendtanetooKlogy miles to the regiment, aad we could ex­ it will hereafter bo kaawa that vapor rires mlo th. tU region, whore cloudr pect no help short of that. “EvmymoaiMt ia precioua.”' cried are fanning only by being oreriodup by the dear girl and before 1 coaid speak ■ho waa rone. Ths next day passed without food <c drink, ntd my mental faculties putook of the Wtaknans If mT physical. I spent a pud |iart of the day actually < ur.-.mg mi a maundfaa way, for Nary would get tired, at beatase I waa thirsty -bat I thought nut of dasdh Shortly attar dark 1 board footsteps, and ecoo Carroll Stewart and two stalwart negroes entered and looessl my lionfe. They tried to make mo walk, but I was too wtak, aad they were ac­ tually obliged to carry ma. Iwa.fa.nie only a short diasanco £nm tha building, which. I found to my enrpnae, stood <lcno to the new railrood, ju«t where man judgment will permit, aonnd cat.there wa. a bog. straight level piece of clusiona attained. We taka it Ibr granted that General grade. A rope was fastened about my neck, and the other end run over the Grant will be the candidate st the par­ limb of a tree done by, which end tho ty/ We do not are very well bow ft can b« otherwise. Thai be darirea a rowtee negroes held. Once for all; will you promise as I desire 7” coldly asked otewart. My courage revived. I hurled defi­ ance at tliem. lie motioned to the ■lavea, who instantaneously twitched the rope, and I wss dangling in the air. How long I hung I cannot toll; it was yooro of agony to my brain, when saditenly there wss a distant rumble. The negnHw turned, and there, at the end of the track, ap[«red a monster, shaking the earth as it advanced, aad scattering tire. They wore filled wilh wondv, to their merits, their proviaiunal ■sar for ’Jiey had never seen an engine, and Bl this moment, it gave an unearthly atiotm have in every .nao, failed to elicit yell, which they ociioed. and dropping and enoraraging response. We tbefe the rape, fled 1 fainted; hot when I fare fori sofa fa amnming that, unle» revived, friends were about me, and un* changes take place ia the minds of the nearer than any friend, who now aits maaeaa at the Itepubbcea party, sueh aa hero so quietly, was Iwnduig over me caaacAat thia moment be forvmea, Goa. with tears on her cheeks. Hbe hail rss* llurty milca. “That's all about it." said tho Engineer. >oU¥EARAST/t/ • suncrtWrtl.H.1. SOODYEAR. " DwJarelo al) klwfeof HEAVY and SHELF ROBERTS & ®cm Tr IRON. I STEEL. NAILS, GfaASSg PAINTS. OILS, PETTY, TIN, COPPER. AND SHEET-IRON WARE, RUGS All kinds of ’Building Material*, and Took, HARNESS SHOP! Medicines, Iv eonnectio» with HARDWARE STORE. Dye Stutts, Role agents in Barry County for the detboit stover, WOODLAND PARLORS. BIBUSK DELTtKG sAND FAIRBANKS t-OALBS. I ho*e said that the family waa “inli'lligcat and pleasantbut I must aaretit this |mwm - tha only son. Ha war a lumpish, brutal, ye: mean looking 1al­ low, and I always believed him to lie in secret vimpethr with the Coufedcratas but too mwaKlly to openly join them like a man. 11 waa manifest to everr one but Mary herself, that thia boor was in tove with her; but sbo in her inno­ cence, nsrer dreamed of such a thing, and when I told her that wo must lie­ ware of Oarroll Stewart, her eyvs were first opened. Then she rvnssmberel many little things which told her how deep a kne Un- min must have held for het thia long rime. . Her fears on my areount were exeosure. and I could not laugh them *«*y. She knew, she said, o! many a Lntcherou* deed done by bti-wart, and that ho would hesitate al nothing that could be done underhand, though bo would never epeuly injure any one. Ono nigh?, I found u[»on my bed an nnouytnouH note, telling mu to beware of Mar* Doc, for that die waa a spy ©I the CMmy, and had arranged with them tor my capture. It impbjred mo ta fly back to safety, and was aa stupid a pro­ jection as ewll ean he imagined, consid­ ering that it waa acNreatod to a soldier Of cuuraa I know tha writer; but said nothing, even to Mary. I rotolrsd how­ ever, to be cm the watch, as I brlievsl if 1 n-maiued I should have thn craft and wickedueas of Stewart to nombat. eppoaitKra one of its tasmbere in regular staauiag in the party. Geo. Grant will be elected. It fem not appear that the chancre of a candsdato of that character will be any better ia 1872 than thorn of Gov. Seymour in 1808. The [arty fa not. to aptxaranco. in In the fourth meterologwal report by any better condition. Ki t«"t it ia in a 1‘rofesaor J. H. Espy, ol Washington, wares—wane through its failure in D. C., we bad tlie following inatructiro IMO8 ; worse through the increasing dbgcr.crahxitiiins : afleetion of tha masses with tha oonduc: 1. The rain and the snow storms, and vvrn the moderate rains and snows, wuno through tlie new d*parture. most travel fora the seat towaad the east in injodienudy invested aa a tamnonfaer, the United Rtatoa. daring ths months of but whish has proved a fcwbrand to faNovcmtoir. December, . lanuary, Fehru- tousi/y the frehngs Of di9srenee before arr anil March, which are ttie only eiurisg between the factions into which moutlis to which threo gouarnEratiana tho party is unhapdy divided. Ttai ■T’n. ■forms are arcocapanied with were now laying track,) I waa ehot at tiorn a cluse thorn thicket which waa empty before I could reach it. Though Habit. I Mt by bo means comfortable— PHISGIHITIONS AND FAMILY GOODYEAR & STRIKER SHOP. QiaKtr-RHnt tn|. pou»MUM AMU FMClUi j^TtKl.rXSX AMP HOLtttM. nNOTOOBAMi ALMVttA CITY PAINT STORE! comhim a itown PAINTERS; 4. Thi» line is oomocimcs nroxly ■ traigbl. but g--:iotally curved and mo*; frequently wilh its convex silo towaid tho ra«t. 5. The velrafy of this Uno is such that it trarek from the Mixusip; i to tho Contewticut Hirer in twenty-four hcura, and from tho Connetieut to t t John, N'ewfounilland, * in nearly the ♦ante tim>\ or about thirty-sty tfulee an hour. U. Whoa the barometer fall* sod loti ly in the westurn [>art of New England, it rises at tho some time in tho vadoy at the Muaisaippi, and also at St Juba. Newfoundland. 7. In greet storms tlie wind for sever­ al handrod mitea on both sides of the line of minimum pressure blows toward that line directly or obbquehr. H. The forwi of the wind ia in propor­ tion to tho suddennosa aad greatness of the depression of tho barometer. 0. la all groat and sudden deprees ions of the barometer there ia much rain or snow; and in all sudden growl rains wmse weir cut uuu ’ comparatively small. T bee move a de furemcK United Stahrs, tlie lino of minimum prsseurs d as not coma from the "far waoL** but rommonore with tho storm, and travels with ft toward the eastward. 13. There is gmerally n loll of wind at ilia line of minimdm preeaure, and sometimes a calm. 14. When this line of minituum j>r*wiuro i arses an ol server toward the east, ,i— i 1». —... —— ... through steal —,----- . w _____ pert of your person. Oar Ubor tnmplrfed nt Inst, and as I walked from tny tmturn to tlie Itouae of Stewart, through Vie woods, 1 was but little wind d.-ring my lore affairs, tuid arran a pseeaure, and tho future in bright lines of costM ___________________ _ Uae the wind. --------- > —- - — are irregulai but trad outward from a sound of fo.it.iepe, I was eeiaod from um lin” Lohiad, Utaded, my hands bound 16 The fluctuations of tha boro motor btrugglaa Were ualrea, and 1 found „ gonondly greater in the northern lock vi. turned on me. 1 managed to work oi the bandage from my eyre, but though 1 band my priar.n anything hot •Mure, I rw too rightly bound ta Hunk of oaonang. MjerwoJforl began to .boat at cam •»! •«< vigumaly too,) in th* .gift of any human auiheritr. woold atill retain dial aimplieitr aad in­ tegrity dmroetor for whiefi U ha. “ <^M*Md-Cky. Backgammon-a lady’s pannier. Change for a MArorvign—a republic. All ora not hunters that blow the A good tonic for debilitated young ladies —iron. A better tonic—ironing. A hypocrite ia oce that neither b .hat ho sevens, nor eerme wh»t he ia. The beet household receipts—Ths re­ ceipts on your bilie. A volume that will bring tears toyoar eyes—A vriama of nooks. Great souls have wUte| feeble oam only wiahe. CSrility coots mthfag -nay. is sasnaflnng to your crMit. What la virtue but a medicine aad rieo bat a wtiund 7 How in it Mount Vmurioae never •loopa . It is alway* yawning. A Warning for Fashionable AaasmbBea—look out for the point ,2^ .°”**; *«nnipli*hcd fancora in Josh Biffing. eay% “I am not afraid to trust a maw fiw a small smount if bo a a good whiotlek.** Wha*. would this norid be without woman 7 A perfect blank —Ilk. a sheet of pa{>er, not evea ndad. The dag in the kennel Urkr at hi. floss, the <tog that is busy banting do™ ao< feel them. a drprvvsiou of the barometer near the o-nrial line of the storm, and a rise of School Book* <J- Stationery. uir srork (■• had “rusbed" maUra and (live,us a callas.wo will uot beundcrtold. i I I i £ p-ftw facts Iare lua aup-n.ire. Aa Pntedent, the people ooul.l roly npon temaaonawbo would bring the Imt hght. th. bate te w, - Fhat, ** ‘ IHflB; and aU Tatar, tailarm of the ■atua kind will ba productive of a sim­ ilar result. It nat taka the poeitioa of an <-p|>o«tion partr. and submit to eervn aa tha nncteus around which all the e’.cmenta of the oppoitioo to Gen. Grant mar eonotratrate. It n~* —*— with doing one thing ■ eilinfwd with assisting wtiich, shuria-haz.ded, achieve. It can uo i Wales aamad last yeoi and these of Soutlaml £32JMU,lW>. Udioi at ths White Mdontaina sleet under coverlids of us weapon, aa than are not blaakota enough la gp round The light of a match will frighten i wolf away, it b r-*4 »-*■•----------- ' don’t always v will rexhre will ba greet aad valuable Among those will be the weans tor its own rooenatnictioo. It will caao.1 iU part reword. aad oatfaguish thorn iataatinsl coalicta which, at promt, respite it incapable to art with rigor or resolve Tb.e International Sucistr of ^lew with unaa ity. It wifi receive new I I orb has raised thirty thou xml dollare l>lt>«L and with it, frvsh strength and •ilk which to start « paper So ores fe> Pittobargh JW, * ' tfon. under new taw* of affinity, of the A California town, as its altrsctfens party material of the country will take aa a watering . place, ad v w t ima “ a hot piece; and muttiMde* of man wfll find their true, who are now in fates parts positions. ’ There to within our knowledge bat An Oswegu local *aw twu ladies “go one mas <■ tha UniW Stain who e^ for a monug train, and t jyk out hte j uya the oriiiamri, tha popakrity, th* panel! and nonubonk joyfall r But they got aboard fa >aMy. will aaactial to the purpose under ooa- feme of the Cafifochsisu*ak feughfag st sideration, and that man in Horace Qwriay. At ut rata, if tbara art oth­ a sttmigw wbn. in one of their towns. ers, ho, in our opimon, combim^ th. |largest numbor of fedrablo qualifica, �etty V. the efltart that Vanderpool,prcvloua to Ms trial nt KaJamwoo. enufew-d to the kilting of Field, and that the evnfesetou wee made to Mr. N. A. BeMl, a dtetingutal ed criminal lawyer uf that Ulo-c. The roj-orl orlginMed fvm<-rttalnstatemeii'.lbslMr. BatehdlJmske concerning a connumtlon he t-a l with Vanderpool, wherein Vandcrpxd made oftbeaaseta, an altercation and scuffie had awuad. which Fieldxot thobert oft and In painlon thereat ho bad ectasd a favorable opportuuly and killed Field with a blow on the herd, be naked Mr. Bakh what would be the probable ver diet under such oiroun>»f3iice^ Healeo ’ lbs catered men uf hie vote, and restor­ ing him to his normal condition" of silvery. They will restore tho doctrin of "State Rights,** by which a State may Thc defalcation of J. L. Hodge, Pay- ,enslave lhe block, If 11 wee fit One ma.ter of the United htates Array, te t weU Railroad we place before our roadA. W. Kristy of & Louis, has recently •rathe following from the Middleville now the talk ortho cUy. Hie high rep- .l»een laying down the future platform ding Journoy" is continued in thia numutatiou and tlx> e mfidrnoo of ths offi- 1 Pkataclealrr of lMt week, nul ask for It of the Democratic partr in a Setter in bar and is capitaL "Out Whispering the careful attention of every resident rem In hie Department, which he a|. ' way. enjoyed, reu-ea a general reeling ’the pro slavery 8t Louis Republican, aa Gallery" reutinuas thoeo exquisite remof this City: ofsuqutae that be should tarn rib hl. 1 utianencM of Chas Dickens. If you There mil be a Railroad Meeting st ■ant to leew Boe, and learn to kreo him Cottage Hall on Seturdsy afternoon at S good name by tha dl.honar.ble truosaco'otock. Meeting have been hell all tforj or which ba-has been guilty. It ' appears, bower w, the de.-sff has been i fiicL It is certain to bo built Hastings has made u heavy bid for thio road and will get it nntere the .wo­ e along tbit line do their utmost and it at once. Tho direct lino from Kalamaroo to Lowell will ran witlnu ose-hslf mile of Middleville, and aa thia is the only paint for revere! mites ( 1 1 D. R. COOK & CO’S { IFij Offitr the following Tax TUk* Daxoaxrr's Morrat-r for October pro«.nti itself with more than th# n.ual attreCiocs in Fall rashfous aad other yeare. the tarsest sums having been tak vnrix yean ago. Paymaster Brice first entertained soepidon. that the accounts of Major Hodge were Involved when a dlscrc;* ancy of $10,000 wm discovered. Hodge was unable to account for the deficiency when the Paymaster General demand­ ed au explanation, and aeon after Gen. eral Brice wav In reeelpt of tetter oon- tore. Thi induoesouta for clubs of ■ jbscriben offered by tho publisher aro wonderful, and can only be dona by a firot-close Magarino. Yearly, $3.00 with a premium. Published at 888 Broad- Mwhigro, ASSYRIA. de, bat it ia not possible even for him to enjoy these gatherings of tho Farm­ ers, Mecbamca and Artisans of the coun­ ty with a keener relish than wo give to tkam. We reahao that the real pro. penty aad growth aad wealth of the improved breeds of boesee, cattle, sheep, twine, and fowls. Wo find th. presence of those who, bv sagacious forethought aad judicious culture through years, have brought out for our delectation richer aad rarer varieties of Fruita and Groins and Vegetables. Wo leoognite the wise inventors and tho cunning workers in rood end metal, whose skill and labors have so largely ameliorated the condition of thy toil imposed upon mac when Adam and Evo were driven out of Paradiso. Wo reflect, that by tho many inventions which tuou hes sought out in the imptemonte of the •hip and the labor-saving machine of tbe household and the farm, ho ha. ajmoel turned the ancient curse, of being compelled by the sweat of our bro.» to earn our breed, into a pesehteMemy. We feel a pardan.bto pride in the kitten edasacoateseion, tlwwhule being stated Mi a auppooed case by Vanderpool. The Ayb thus din»res uf the foolish story so exten>ir«ly circulated Lorcaboot, that Hou-N. A. Bxkh of Kulanmsoo, hod said that Vandarpool ouufoteod to btm that be bad kilted Hetbcrt Field. We presume the JSiyfr prints the exact fotte in tho case, and if from that tho em-miao of Vanderpool can draw any consolation they r-.ro wnlcwne to IL Tha Saginaw Valley and St.lfouio Rail­ road Company are ready Io rrcoivs |*opo^ far the ooustruction of a Motion of from ten to twenty mllsa of road bed. Propanols to be addressed to the Hoc rotary at Saginaw City. The East Sag­ inaw Etate^Drtoe says of thia read: “ It Every reaidcat aud nroiwrty holder io Middleville understands that thv road is a neneasity. s. With it we get annpoiitionln freights which will allow ui losollgiMslscheaper and pay mure for wheel than any town in Barry county. With Middlcrilto as tho bort wheat market and beet trading print, building lota will rapidly como into market, farms General ^plotter, dated Paris, the 9Blh around us increase ia value aud our rd- ultimo, giving an Interesting cccoant of outUtla pmJeet In full. In order to Iago receive sn impetus that will eerid it the travel* of bj party. He bat re save it front falling through, a re -ogan- up among the thousands. tration took place, which malted In Without this odvautagv every one the formation of tho prevent company. The people of 6L Louts wen- a* anx-i trade, our baviume mon and finally our fit! negotiation of the new loan; he ioua. If not more, for tlteeucctas of th I* ,I proeont population mustaud will go where hoped " something mure substantial project aa the people of Sglnaw, andcyer , they can have tho facilities for doing than mere praise will be glv. tt Secretary since they have strained every nerve to j business and leave aur town Mtb and | make the enterprise a reality. Tbcrco-i dry on the shoals and rocks that will be (they have all enjoyed themwlvc* very der will are at a glance, therefore, that , richly downed from our want of oator^ much, that hU health la improved, and tha: they aril, probably arrive here on the Mst, tux., leaving Liverpool on Grand Rapids to this city.and then, shall wo say. to St- Clair; thus really carrying end Wives and daughters whew deft out a jwojeet tong thought o(, and ut handiwork spread ou al! lidos, giro, grace and delteaey and beauty to what i .VI will take pteosurr in reading the would el« jnrhape seem almost too util­ fulloniag, written to tho /MfiyaUml by itarian and cuuinumplace. Then, again, Mr. Colfax. Tho Vioo-Prnulent, under there is that beautiful frci-dom from dale of Camp on Red Hirer, Dakota couvcntiunal restraint, that kindly feel­ Territory, (apposite Georgetown.) Aug. Sisi, says : • ing toward all mankind and that man­ ifest intern: ia tho ovideocoe of a to the mat. This picture It no: st all nrighbur’s thrift and success in hie par­ overdrawn. Most thoughtful people ticular calling, so pleasing to bvbold will agree with us In stating that no and so gn-atful to realise in one's own be found in Michigan. Tbs seotion of a country through whieh It would pise ta in needofaraairnnd.and would updoubt- . oily awdat liberally in Ita oocsteucUoiu It ia a field without eom'pe Itlon, and if' locally suowwful. It would l"- doubly so 1 rest and rvereatiaa and plrasuro. Hence, viewed ia any aspect and from nay and every standpoint, tho Agricultural Fairs and Mechanical Exhibition, of the coun­ will bo made, and it i* expected that Mr. try should receive tho morel counte­ Charles Downing, Jr., the celebrated nance and the oMtartaf support of all fruit raiser, will be prseeut and driver aa address. A large attendance of aB interested in fruit culture is expected.” bte reprerentutives of the locahtfoi in ’ which they ere bolden. Ja Ui, defy each individual in that comm urnty should take a part Tho thought and' the la­ bor neoeosary to make the exhibition a •urcres aud a crwlit .huuld not be left to the few, but should bo cheerfully- pertiopated in by tho many. The Barry County Agricultural Soci­ ety is to boh! its Nineteenth Annual Fretiral st their grounds ia this diy, on Wedaawday, Thursday, and Friday, of next week, being the 4th, 5th. and Oth days of October. The managers and power for tho pteosure sad profit of viaitoes and gwwt,. New lot the people of the county yre/w^s Lot them bring out their nice cattle, fine sheer, anti their swift and beautiful money; but bls lasses have been so se­ vere that $40,000 la all that remains in default of $450,000 lost In stock speculs tiona. Major Hodge it now In ci<w confinement at Fort McHenry. The Democratic dally or this city Im­ mediately seise* upon thia occurrence ss proof poaletive of the Inefficiency of the present administration. It how ls dis­ mally over the degeneracy of |>abllc af­ fairs in overlooking the dlflclencyof so targe a sum. end finally end* lu charg­ ing the crunluallly of the whole affiilr itself a luxury—bow could* I think of w nting an essay or an argument F Mr befilth ia excellent, the «ale« at tho Hudsdn Bay Company’s store at Georgetown .hewing a gain of eight [Ktund. in weight rincu I tell ‘the Statoe' Wo start thia morning fur several days jour­ ney along tho interior of Dakota, and I am glad to learn thnt wo grading to tho crawling of the Upper Misiouri rfrer will probably bo lot this fall.*' Tlie Zujrjwadnti adds to his lieclnimor of being an officer uf the i benefit of some critics, i gard* the election of a Democrat to the Presidency aa an IropomIMllty. W$ strange the! he should ba guess he b right thlr time, In that auppocltlon. when Mr. Greeley runs as < ommlMlonar Dougin*, held a consul­ tation In thia city on Friday last with the following Supervisor, of Internal Revenue on important matters : Cor- puriaMO of wise discussion of tho best mode of redressing existing grievance.." An! the “existing grievanreo'* are tho U aud 15 Amendments, by which they loot their slaves, and ho further tells his interesting literatwr. for tho juvsnite branches, wilh strong induoemsnte for those who.hare tho opportunity to make up dubs for 1871, which are bountifully repaid by the extraordinary premiums' prenentod by the publisher for tha trou­ ble. Yearly, 11.00. Pubhahod at 838 Broadway, N. V. New Advertisements. CASTLETON. Txs riltulni^ JFfU, for September 80, is an unusually good number of thia excellent weekly. “Ask­ ing a Bioesing” from a painting by Prof. Jordan, is n sweet picture of lowly life, cBjuirite in its design and execution. lUustratiuns arc given of " Woodward's Gardens," the l.vntral Park of Sen WOODLAND KgjSXlWSEXl npifMipUlinu. .1*0 a .alar |.n 6utel iaU-ra to JU.a Mali. But he fears this can't bo aoeompliehod unless the Democrat, will pretend to adopt tho “new departure" fur tho purI«mo of victory in 1873. He boliovM in '•laying low” and pretend to accept all the amendments, nna addressing himsulf to those wlio refuse the new dodge JOHNSTOWN. ST,1 " Why, just look at the facta of the case I Ttu< Democrat* hold. «»the pres­ ent time, sixteen Stales ■ of those scarce- i ly one could be corne l on yuur platform of denial of accomplished facta!’* BALTIMORE. graphic article on I bo great volcanoes of Hawaii, by Dr. T. M. Coan. "The writer spent the first eighteen yean of his life within thirty miles of Kilauea, and his descriptions, vivid and ahoorbingly in terrsting, ftv from his own obhai.d- full of or those of other members HASTINGS. CARLTUN. of hie family. The illustrations are re­ markably elfemvc, one include pictures of Ths Lake of Fire, Mauna !*>a. Coast formed by Vulcanic Action, Lav* Stream Pouring into die See, the Fall­ tucky ; Dutcher, of New. York ; and Sutton of Pennvylvanla. . The acting Secretary of the Interior HOPE. and Big Tree has been commuted by him to Imprisonment for life. Secretary Boutwell’s Annual Report bu been jartty prepared and pot into the hands of the printers. Soma of the branebee of the report have not yet been RUTLAND. Ayer’s The opponents of the Four Million won't quite fool the people this time. in­ Loen Bills Ijjld their regular meeting Friday evening at which Jualaeventeeu to restoring the rebel democracy to jewper»>ns were tn attaodauoe. The pop or, because abrogating the amendiuvnta ularity of lhe BIU te writ prove.! by the assuinod and paid by tho general gnvvernmen:, and lhe rob.1 soldier, and tho widows awl oqiluuu ore to be plac .I on with citlacna from all parti of the State the paniuou on lhe same footing with tho and tlie Court Houw and Jail ar.> tilled Union sohliers, or th. whole war debt with prisoners, although a large number to be repudiated. That ia nhxt the Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair its DAtaral Vitality and CWqn with disastrous overthrow ; but ebon rcadjuslel upon carreet priuriploi, there will be no antagonism with rovelatioa." There is u capital paper by Edward lore. Or if slavery eoudl not b. restured, then pay for slave, to tlu-ir <4d owiur. at ^tritkpa »1,500 a pteeo. How wilt ibe haneat Demccrata and patriots of Everybody congrttulatoe you on be­ ing rid of tho “vanderpoul cos*!," for it Artillery have beeu stationed there to monopolised too much spac, but won't aorist the ct,ty autboritlra In maintain­ there Ito a rush to your county hercafing ordcr,.e«d It is hoped that the trials will proc<ed without any disturbance. । [Mrtment is uauiually full and interesti ing. Dr. Holload, ia *’ Topics cf the Tlie Democrats who complain of , j Time," pays a deserved tribute to the general Inattention to publie dutkw on late Charice Scribner, in bon xrot whom the part of President Grant, and others bolding high Government offlcler, are ’ Orangeville, 8ept 2£>th, 1871. I lb« MnUiif was named, and diarneass ! “Shepherds and their Hocks," “Tho disposed to be aggrieved at the setlousEnrroa Bixxxn—You arc aware why ii Difficulty with Dickons," “The Imprornese of Attorney General Akennan who Is now st Raleigh vigorously Investiga­ I have so long neglected writing to tho i «d Amerirea." In “ The Old Ceoiiwi" Burn, so I will not hare to apologias. j there io a description ’of lhe ' ’ ting Ko-Klux iniquities. । Service a: Mount Lebanon. In IT n TBCE, Ulsl a rant malortiy of Paymaster Chas. T. Townsend, now Although it has been a long time since I| and Society." “ Culture and 1 the people of Barry county endorse the I stationed at Bl. Paul, Minn., has been you have heard from our quiet town, Abroad,” and “At Pome" are i actten of the Jury tn the Vanderpool orderded to duty In the Paymaster Gen­ yet, tUcn has nothing occurred within says, entitled “Best Parlon," ease, and hcllevo they Could not have eral's office in place of Paymaster Hodge. that time that is very iutorMting. Of Furnishings" “ A Talk About — found any other vrnll-t from the evtSecretary Belknap arrived hero ywscourse for a few days after the dose of ing." fie., Ac. The page ot Euhings ia terday. the Vanderpool trial, tho mult was iho n charactariMw sketch of a “ N«w fcnglaud Town Neoting," by Mr. Bash. only theme bore, o» elsewhere. 8omo With tlie first number of the third wnro mm), Mme glad, aud some did not volume (Noveaber.) Arokssr'. MkUH, ■ are a continent*!. 4c., yet tho majority, will be enlarged, and grectly increased been re-Bppointed, with authority to pro­ in popular intereal. The pnoo hewofter so far aa I have beanl. have expressed cure additional official information aud Tammany Hall Thlcvae—The “Mew thmnselvea highly pleased with the ver­ will be lhe eame aa that of ths other I report to tho Joint Committee a digest Departure," and what it Meant.leading magnxiac*, H par year, aud tho dict Some, however, are very savage of tho tews of the several States fur reg­ pubhsaert promise to »pero no peinx or Vanderpool Trial ulating i-lsciiann therein, and also a ditoward Vanderpool, while othirs tusko expense to make it tho beat msgaxinein thoineelvus appear ridicnloui by venting Detroit, Sop. 2S,*187L their spite upon tho jay. Such ouee Eorroa Boni:-“Whom tho Gods are like somebody else wo know of would deetrjy, they firet make very Vanderpool is guilty, any way, sad ah foolish and wrethy,” io an old adage bore to Visit North and South Carolina, treys was and I don’t care a d—n for Georeia aad Florida, and a sub-commit­ made true in tho case of the corrupt detoe of five members to visit Tennessee,' tnocracy of Now York Qty. It 1* well pllabed we do not understand, as n’.r c- Alabama and Miaaiawnpi, and take tes­ known that Tammany Hall lias ruled are so spiteful to sard thn jury, are the tenthe of the patronage of the Dally, timony in those States. It waa decidnd the Democratic party at this whole coun­ ones who hare no particular regard for Mr. Hulin has been admitted to bail law or evidence, where instead inliOOC. came from friends of Vanderpool, and unnecessary to rend sub-cuaimittceu to try for twenty or thirty yearn paaL They from persons outside of tho city. But Virginia, Louiuana, Toxas or Arknnwmof evidence gets amtrol of them. But, Now York's debt is •97.S87.5M. ws arc under obligations to the Home everybody has had Vanderpool on the fraudulent voting, fraudulent counting Gon. 11 cm si do sailed for Europe lart brain so long that it is hard to change Tburodry-. and “reposting” in the elections, that the belief of aay, and especially those they concluded tte-y could do almost any New York's debt has been increased who have beard none of the evidence, smeo the fin: of January <23,418,978. thing they liked, and still protect thornneither in the trial nor out of U. If selras as long as they furnished the Vanderpool is guilty, bo yet must suffer money sad the brains of the party for terribly, be cannot escape U, aad if in­ nocent, he has already saSsred terribly, is to bo a desperate one, they begun early to provide lhe funds. Bo they be­ gan to steal in 1860, aud up to this time have otolo-well it i, not known exaoUy how much yet, but towanfe one hundred oullious of dollars, which is added to obont fdty miilrcns they stole during the four yuan before, for the osmpaiag arc a greet deal better than many euppoiwd they would be. Wo have had several errerc froste of late, ae the foli­ age of Che trace, and vines can attaaL and bxldnesi often, though not alwsys, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where tho follicles are de­ stroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such as remain can bo growth of hair is produced. Inriead <rf fouling the hair with a nasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it dean and vigorous. Itaoocarioaal use win prevent the hair Ayer’s Ague Cure, CENTRA! THZGREAT �Rar'teucAi' — Tip 1 Lin shorn A rST SOUTHERN MWAI locaT Trees ehanging tbeir or,l<,r. We are reminded that winter ten Winter clothing and overcoats getting fashionable again. New goud. are being unload,,1 di-pteyed at Mudge's. MAttllC. (JBAKD TRUNK RAILWAY last Saturday evening by a young man by the name of Janire McMahon who resides with Lafayette Landon, also a farmer. Tho object of the burning seems to bare been to pay olt an old grudge. Lamton and McMahon, aome I two fast days and were favorable Imi pressed with the exhlblritia. Kafam*farm. After a Uma they became dbaet- SOO WM fa all her glory, aud wras more fatted with the bargain they had made. |i than happy over the grand aucoess of aud sold the farm bock at a loos of KOO. The friendly relations hitherto existing between the partira were thus luterruptcd. Ou Krtunlar last. Landon and the Defamfant were in Hastings and return­ upon the fair grounds. Just between ed home about dark and a few minutes the two gatewsya stands tbs oQcs build­ after their arrival boms, the yonng man ing, of which lbs outer part la used by went, accutdlng to bls admissions since, and set tho stacks and bam on fire. Mr. Bandford waa at the time absent on a visit to Allegan. Tho matter came to the knowledge of the the Prosecuting the gateways, m one enters, are Iona Attorney on Bunday, aud the Hhsrtff rows of cattle sheds ; to the left ere pens waa dispatched far the culprit, who was Cor swine. Bantering the right or south­ sxfcjy lodged In Jail Bunday evening, ern side of the grounds are manywhltohaving disclosed the w hale matter, to­ gether with the motives which prompt- . beet pair of driving mite io fcia, and r was offered H.OOO The attendance was Just large enough on Friday to make It ploMent. sad all who were present enjoyed themoetvos finely. Tha du*t being the only thing to hinder a person taking solid comfort. The great feature of tho day, and per­ haps of the fair wm a ouxd CAvaiz'dox or cikmium stock which took place In the afternoon. The animate pesosd In front of tho grand! JOB Clover Hullers! with blue ribbons, denoting that pre­ miums had l»een saslgued to them. A large audience st. a»embled on lhe ground, and Mr. Green, of Farmington, SUPERIOR, M’SHERRY AND STAffESMAN CRA IN DRILL Atwnox—A. E. Drtrxx, ofBaltimore don sharing the same mallee which will selt on Thursday O.t. 12th, at ids prompted him also, encouraged him to reeidsure, Horace, Cottle, Sheep, Hog., do the deed. The matter la being InvesHay. Farming utemula, etc L»cal Seines Jiotieej. After the cavalcade, the election of to aeoommodato the entries. Close by otSecn took plore which will be found the stables, end on the right of the In another column of to-day's paper. grounds, are throe large buildings, la faded respectively, on tbclr whitewash­ In the trial of speed. In the class of complaint has been, ur will be be made ed front", Mechanics' Hall, Agricultural four year old horse*, brot three in five, M*. Wumu, uf tho Borton Gssh against Mr. Landon alao. The parties there waa a lively raoc. The following Store starts East next waak for the have hitherto borno u good repu­ purpose of purcbaaing a largo Stock of tation where they were aoqualuted. Fall and Winter Goods. ' IrJIEaT, Nt 'Viiitire iy Jbr two ymn—John Gilbert, of Ypsi­ lanti ; W. J. Balter, of Jonesville; J. J. Bagley, of Detroit i J. M. Manning, of 11. O. Hanford, of Plymouth; L. R. Scrtnton, of Grand Rapids; J. B. Alllson, of tfaginnw county ; Myron Her ria, of OttaWu, and H. II. Riley, of 8t. Aug. SO. 1871. Acklav A Blade sell Fruit Jars 25 cent, cheaper tluin any ouo else. . IICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. E. P. BURRALL The second race was fur green horses lint had never trotted for money, mils heats; ffrat premium 1140, second, t«0, third, $30- The following Is the race; E. P. Brown ia authorized to settle al) (.Luma against the late Dr. B. J. Brown, | and to collect all accounts duo the late i firm of Drs. B, J. A E. F. Brown. 1m­ j mediate eetltemcut is requested. Qnzl River Valley Division PLOWS JLJVD (ASTIAVS. /cor one year— A. 0. Hyde, of Mar­ shall ; Judge Williams,»f Allegan, and Tax ilsorues House has changed Townsend North, of Tuscola county. bauds. Mr. J. H. Taylor, formerly of Plainwell Al egon Co.being the new Pro­ prietor. Pixley baa gone Lack to Char- dcro remember that the beqt Counly I Fair over held In this County, will be | held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week, on the Grounds of tho Society in this City. tho four veer old borons, "Anthony Haven region, Van Buren Co., eclipsed Wayne" trotted with a running mate thcin all. On apples the collection 01 two heats—limo 2:82 2-8, fcJ». Mr. Joseph Gridley of Eaton Co., waa far admission tickets sold at the gale on Kalamasoo was mainly .represented tbs several (fays of the fair, were as fol­ lu the fruit lint by Air. P. (X Davis. lows : Tuesday, I2S6; Wednesday, #1, His choice Kalamaxoo grapes, luscious M8; Thursday, M.0UO; Friday. 81A0Jand tempting. Total, M.S84. The receipts from en­ tries aud various other sources will proL« as the grand.central scene of beauty,' ably swell Rite amount to tally AU.001 representing the beautiful and ebuiou collection of flowers, rich Jewelry, silver The fair oau.be counted on m a suc­ bare. Masonic regalia, etc. Camp. cess, ami fully demonstrates tho fact Morrill A Comp, of Jacksun. represent­ that Michigan can sustain two grand ing the old Mammoth, occupy a delight­ soctetie. equal to anythlbg at the kind ful corner iu this Hall with their rich carpets, curtains, ruga, etc., ail of which arranged iu all its rustic loviineas by the Indies,and supplied with pl|<e from The new railroad buildings at the' the Holly water works, the dashing Air Line Junction are progressing finely. । spray blended harmoniously with lhe The walls uf that |»rtion of the new evergreens, flowers and rocs* with round house (o be completed this fall 1 which the fountain waa well supplied. have lieen finislml, and workingmen are 1 now engaged in getting out tho rouf j timbers. Tlie entire rouud house, when ' j cornptetod, will* Im* tho largest in tho I was Oiled to Its utmost capacity with United Siatoa the articles usually to be found In such The foundation of the machine shops, ; which we spoke of at the time of their places, Tlie Weber Furniture Company, cvmtnvncvment, several weeks ago, have of Detroit, occupied fully one-third of been conijJeted, aud are now ready for THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR we were favored with a pass over the Michigan Southern and Lake Hhore road (Kid. div.) to Grand Rapids and enjoyed on the route the company of Bupt. Chariesworth. of Kalamazoo. He is doing a good thing far this Uno and under hl* manajgr,manl and super­ vision It fa taking rauk as one of the I finest branch llnre In Michigan. | We found gangs of hand" putting In solid stone culverts at various point* along the whole line, aud a gvnaral clearing and repairing up of the whole road !• about through with. Years Experience Evcrythlug Is life and activity and we were pleased to And our people at home busy preparing tor our own Coun­ ty Fair next week. ____ «■ Michigan Central R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. of every description. List of Lstten remaining in tho PostThere te a good display of Michigan <«ro, Sept /I7 th, 1RT1. cloths this year, the principal exhibitor EU-n Ciirgnire, ' C. M- Drente"n, being lhe Clinton Woolen Mills Menu MareueJ. Eaton. 0. A- Hill. Jam re fuctunng Company, located nt Clinton, Heaton. Jckny Kingporn. Geo. Ludlow, J. B. Moason, Viols Pstorson. John waa well filled with all the fine planus Scheible, Nosey D Ward. N. D. Wilson. and organs; alao every style of sewing Direct yonr tetters to No. of P. O. Boa lusclitnea; and visitors were treated to the melodics of tho day trona tho form.-r and the ' song of the shirt" from i Tint Co, Faib Ponna have been । dolayel on accoufit of so many other; fain in progress, however, wv think the fair has had a good notice through the papers aod even a week In advance tor the posters will bo ample time to let the people know that wvIntend to have a goid time and a big tetr. Wo took a trip over the Peninsular road fast week and was pleased to find lhe line »O attractive to tlie traveling public. Little Flattens are springing into rife and activity and business te the order of the day at every town. 8cbool- S'iw Warehouse, C. n Dvl(M A Ces r-ssAryWELOOME MARBLE. County or Slate. ITKK1M Itsro Nkw Qcabtbba-I. X- Hop Nn* will remove hte Jewelry Store, to Ito annual seraion In tbladty Tuesday the Empire Block (Fwsetay’s Store), on and Wednesday fast and wm quite __ Mr st intend* to i-nlargely attended. 1 uosday evening the opening aermtm wm delivered by liev. ClSClMSIATI IMDUSTRIAI. EXPOUTTIOS. —Ticket* good far trip to and from the Great lodg-trial Exposition at Cincin­ nati for 4 cfs. a mile, from Jackror,. ApgotlaJotMWVilfo. Beadins and Wai.-rlnu, Fare to continue to Oet 7th. T wo exprc.s Trains Daily are run ear-h way fatween Jackson and Cincinnati ; time 12 ^rtSHtSwI HASTINGS MARBLE WORK I HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS. Vtfe have received from tho Land (A tu­ rnHumor of the Union Pacific railroad,’ Mr. 0. F. Davis, a very attractive pam­ phlet of forty-four pages, entitled " A Guido to tho Union ■ Pacific Railroad Landa.** It contains a minute dsscriptwn of tho landt-12.000,000 seres— belonging to thia great oorporation, and will be found mi invaluable sedr nresa to those pontempteting Mr. Grooloy's advice to go West end buy a farm. of Coldwater, Mr. Hodgw? of Kafama ano. John C. Dey" of Jackson, a number from Ohio, and several from Canada. The entries In the various departments Sheep, swine and poultry - Farm I tu piements ■ Fltl. and garden products -I Dairy and household manufacture* Domestic manufaclqrief • Flos sri| aud needle-work Flowers and fruits - justice, and even more than mockery, when another ronin pjmeaws hla most ardent love, commits againai bnr sox a fool crime that ia revolting to instinct­ ive feminine self-respect ’’ Tuas.—We are in receipt of trawl No. 2, 8, and 4, by Theodore Tilton, on Woman's High* Ko. 8 ia « biograph-. foal akstohrf Victoria C. WoodhaU. te. candidate for President. IL by thia bi­ ography Mr. Tilton expects to advance her anterssfa for tho Presidency. we think he has made a sad mistake. A doatrur.iro conflagration occurred Of agricultural Implements there wm at Bloomln jten, Ill., Friday night Tbs a very largo eolleoUoB, and every im­ whole loss wm over 8200,000, on which' plement lu use by farmers, with the wks an insurance of 170,000. latest improvement* combined,-wore seen. A steam wagfin Y** oa< °r the noticable features WRh that a thresh­ er could mov« bls machine from farmer to farmer, and with the same “wagon" attach the belt to the machine and "go AMERICAN AltD OJtJWl.VEJVTJtL To the Ladies!! was tbs big day of tbs fair. Fully kO.000 people were la attendance, and the receipt* amounted to aver M.0Q0. The village wm a perfect Jam «f P*>P*«. and the grounds were one vast caravan Peninsular Railway. tatoM and when given to ua, We liki (bank the donor. Therefore in this nsetiou, wo are •- utter obligation* to DEMTIST Nahfflt Time, S87J, », 2:®The next race was fnr tbree-y rm Folds, owned *»d bred tn thoStale, mile heats, best two ia thres; first premium, Mfr; MARBLE �Daurhc- £. Cis. Edlumn. *29(>l^trrcrr;™ FAMILY BIBLE 9.500! A FAMILY RECORD, JOB mFUSH.SHOTOUKS REVOLVERS « ... ms.v iluJ »'iif ter ?nM WO ILLUSTRATIONS, 50,000 R KF ER EKCE8, THM CICTOMISL FAMILY BIBLE VINECAR BITTERS 02532348484823010153535323532323 Darling Selfrsupplying entire vote of tbe city eitt iton- for. tst3irs3LiX«L.-. tfiority, tho government of Now York '. This is the devil’s wmbinalwn uf thisri-s now ruling New Yutx ri’y, not for the good of the , many, bat for the enrichment of the few XbU ia tho monopoly of the eurru|r tiuuikti now projsoaing to buy tlw uom- Mort Suitabla for the Family, Must Valaahlolor tlie Slufont' be romembnn-d that lost year was ex­ cessively rrt in all the tobacco growing •actions of the West. The continued soft condition cf tlie surface soil, reused ly those rains, enabled tho worms. as soon aa they attained their growth, to descend botmath the surface and hiber­ nate, in their oluyaalis-atata, with per- TEEJWJECTAB ‘ la ia rm Moot Instruciiro for ths I\sacl>er. Must Appropriate for the Child, Most Useful for the Minister. Most Inb.-resting Gw the Farmer. Most Elegant for the Parlor. Most Profitable for tho Study. THE PICTORIAL PAMILT OIULE. bo transplaniud to newer Bohls, but uador the MUM wnxgMir nt. It te for the Democracy of the irountTY to look to thie-te send to the Natoma! ! ConrrnUnn of 1872 tu^a who dan- to be hoaaet to tax-payers and to priuiifdae. or there will bo such a detent iuad such a diaruptiou and teattering al the De­ mocracy as ao ]K>wer on earth can ever Penholder. I LACK TEA rttll' til*. B'TOT GA.’.-r. a <n. n-e-As. !&•<.; r.i?A»?A Fi Ckin*.-/. M. Leets. Jte - HifiSfctJiAsaaai men s ill nbt always indorw । cormptfon. New York, tho ptg-pon of Tammany, may submit to what ita pf»t>h> have not pluck enough to bdn, bat tin? Denwcracy of tho country wiU not submit to such dictation. Look at New York! One hundred ond one milli-jns of dol­ lars ia debt! Aud what han? lhe peonD to show :■ e FAMILY KH1TTER. i RKW HAVES lir>Mw<truth' i iU w. K*IT.- THE CHEAPEST PEACE tlie tobacco grower. Caaaostc Aon *jt> Ixox Rm.—Dr. F. C. Calvert de«<nb>w, in a paper read before the Manchester literary and PhiJoeophiml Society, a s^e. of extwrimecta for the pnrpoee ot ascertain­ ing tho conditions under which iron ia most rapidly oxidised Ono oi the im­ A fortune of IIO.OOO.WO for Fetor portant points arrived at ia that carbon> Biunark Sweeney, who wax a poor man ' 1 when first appuiutrd City Uimmbt-riaiii. aiso substantiated the curious feet, first . A place for Ron. Win. N. Tweed, the snuouno-d by BsnetiMia, assd new well, • likeliest man In tho lot, who h.w only known to soap and alkali maaufootiumrs .: made >25,000,OtlO ant ot tho city, by that caustic alkalivs prevent the oxida-1I honesty and economy, in teu jvara t tion of iron- Calvert's rmsearohro prove J A fortune oi <7.<WU,UW -for A. O Any that the carbonates and bimrbonates of’ Hall, lhe pojriujay Mayor, who squawks the alkalis s pusseo the same property as when hie masters pull tise strings, and their hydratoe; and that if aa iron blads> pockets hia per csratage oi lhe pfandcr, ia half immersed in a rotation of thosoi while anghug or the nomination for. rarbonati-s, Lta-V exert such a preserva­ tive influeforo oa that portson wfcl^ ie. Six thourend harlots and 1,90® dens l of infamy, supported directly from city I MeaHnga j These are a lew of the exhibits for 1 this raormoua debt, which must be paid FOR JOHJf J-:. POTHER f CO. to the Colony of Magdalena,’ .nd was there fire days. Tho great interest of tho c. untery for tho future is bound to bo the gathering of nrehilla ('Arehil I'eople who have <]»at years and made fortirnon gathering this muss on the G^ta[Ax»j Island, taiv^<omhere te engage in the buidnese, and are purchasing all that tho natives teck. Ono of uur dtiw-ns, Don Felix Zilui. ba. Bure than aixty men employed. The year, bumming up t! Montreal Witn«oa nay.._________ tioaa of the country the same reports i given, that a yinldso largo and a coal ro uniformly good, bars nut Um re media Canada far moay yearn. 1 have board old wttk.ro affirm that tl novar row better crops of fall arbeat a KEDUCTKM OF FRICES TO O.NlxmU TO tho aupvr-hoatiug of th.? water; ipu ; tion aud explosion «f gaa; low water; •uperhMird steam; arentmininr u:;d«r tiw IwdrasHalwt? bad irdh; han vrorkmanshir ; pntehea; groeral debility (root old age; Ute absence of longitudinal stays; a flaw in one of tho shoet,; tha 3 HEPARD'S Jr^SS'ffei COMPOUND WAHOO BiTM, laid rkaiicaa. te*««sitor ISA. tCT. .'mj4SC 1 A letter frvm Barlin. in the Milwau­ kee ■*■>', any« : “Tbs' sverege ]x>y of mechanics in this cily (aad tlxy me paid much tuoro hero than anywhere r- • -R-K_ ifcfar. oonU per day. „ _ —---------1. m. to 7 ». M-.in all bsaacbes of duatry Naw thia ia full os much ae< be paid by builders and mnnufactui who, tbreneelvM, Ircrvrfv make a livii Bhougb thev bare to bear all risks r responsibilities_________________ L'mtnly or State. JaiinJiee, IixliffntifH, Sum-Sumach,‘ Cmtlrenri^, Krirott* and .Sic/. IJntiliiche, Eirtr Cuutplainl, Eei-.-r.fi Ague, Dgtpeptia, Worm* iu C'kUdreu, Eileu, JlUioti* OSm*plaiilH, Lois nf Appetite, Erirp/ton.1 uf theSi.il>, I'.mple* on IA« Fttr, and tri: IHteme* of the Roluwtcr to “New York, 3H& miles, Buffalo to New York. IffS miles, ' Scuponnon Bridge to Now Yorx 41h Dunkirk to New York. 40l> mil™, : a-welaad to New York. 026 mitea, Cincinnati to N. T., 800 tuil-n, 1 AXD ISilTlOM [3^:23 to 27 wilh nix aaoantn aotrrt.'. Atl irwtss ran dlirstl/ thnwirt l» 5sv Terk. • 1 {#'860 mil» without change of coaches. I rrawaaealter Aij Ute, l«7t,Ywte.wiMteMs, ;, Cat /’ar. lUdiirff Campiainl*, Weak Baek, Bain fti the IjrtM, Lunthajn, tJmret, Ithemuatlfui, i reward of their labor-, nehMM of tho supply ------------ --------- Io psicee ae to render the net value cf the crops little beyond that of foes fruitful rears. Pi'lcci-auly ,~Q. Cent* a ButUe. *•* IrtDrsr,M, stn-Orw rOtf. G N. SHef'AHD)’' Sows i*tmrx»s^-no Holly (Mich.} JUKUBETA Register says: A Mr. Haywood, of Bay emuty, Las growing ou his tana a Ii -. SOT AFUVHIC—tl i, SpT tthu i, »..( nt.iir nit-4 •hrrrrUiu.ri. u i*me«<tM •« IT to * not; III sMtUtlfAX |<l»l IAU tea hw »ied ter W.«r liars »y H* msdisal tata i ilMnr r.M.siri., wilt,*wt as a fOB KUt V L A LTKRAnT B SwtUS MtUAiXP K* ... .CeF»ui..Vfofo Fur SMcly ACUI.ET « •' -■ lU ja.PL M«h NEW CAW’ET.HOVSE' OBJM.VEJVTAL MLiimui, AMERICAN MARBLE Dr. Wells’ Iilmt if Jmtete 5MATri?to^ MA’iS. 11 HO5aOE STREET, *.# sg •: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-10-04.pdf f368366915533cfab74219ffc354e15f PDF Text Text Tlfr Ryr'Ieuc'U’ The Banner Coi VOL XVI. Hastings: barry county, Michigan, Wednesday, oct. < 1871. IsaMal-Uobs Grabs* Hety. -W VBateX. • The LARGEST S TOCK of HAEDWARE it- HARNESSES nn BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL A. F< X> BULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES. Reree-A T Gray Apart.-J ■ Taaser. C«ter nrn.(. J II N«iu. .Mktert-raitam Uter. Como-I D Bomo. *1-1.-J K lUHUUr MlMMtte-L MtaiMs. Hwnap-J H Roa* K.Uor.ilte -T. k. U«l. Oruerill.- T. k. •«pyl W.,i.s4~o a rbiby. Nwimy- « Bays* Grand Trararse butrict o. a. emtu. r. • Tr.i.n. Ciy—4 lUbiru Old M.«loa To 1.. ..ppll-l bf 8 Sl~l. N.rU.pwt w. Uteed-U C WUtlre. ■ 5S2 I.’.- ’. I...,- rtia wmc-i Ji */.nr- O..Ur-l- lUUn.k. QUa Arter-O LOIIbari Qluri.nl l -T. k. wppl-d l<4m4-T.»ea.p*Mby<> IT H rrsatert-OLUrt* WufcH -To te a^p-iel by A L Tkur.ua T-ckW. U CtH-M. U Wk-tor. l-iM*ritoJo4us Jltetooa-1 Gmortr. Ate.Ua.a-A J iwutoui Ionia District. loato-T a Uitorxh. k,uu-T. U nppltod ky N R«—r Lretb-RAAWl* - V.ramo—-C. Chtok, J r. Orlt—i.-T. .’ 8p«S<rr T.irpl^M-4. 8. HmA« Sl.nlM-W T Will—. Ors»»»-ll U Wbllwaa. HilL lrv|a<—X D Mwih. Wi^toU-A Befvr.Ly.M-.li t B.U P.»™»-T. b. wppUW by 8 IBytor Bwkaril-T. b. ..ppiM by 8 S Itetk.iL r.l.-O C Pr«p«r Btooav-W Freely. PertlmA- A P Moora Daaby-C 0 TbewM. II.M»ntefe.-W B.-.U Wol.rrUi. Pteiu— T. b. Mppltol M.lr—To b. Hpprinl. tibmy-T. ke MpyllMl. The New Orison. Tsae. calls th. ven­ erable father of the Government, Jeaan lUot Grant, "the root of all (pohtioa!) •ril." Which fa a vary vile phrase. A bullock will gain 830 pounds by grazing fur five months on one acre of the boot English pastas* ily in Maine, hare marriS four dmighten and a •» of a neigkbex-ing family. .Sulphate cf ammonia U hugely need in England an a fertiliser on crops of wheat end grana, and with good renite A breach ol promise cbm wa. tried Dicken's works are being published al Syracuse, N. Y, a few day. anm. A by a London firm in two coal weekly paper there says: Myna va. Harri* Thia was of cf those ran and peculiar cue.—breach London fa exhibiting a child, i-rfbet in Umb and feature, who :ia in her ninth year, measure leae thennineteeninches and weighs just six panada KalaautM Ditorlct. ROBERTS & QRUG§, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sl’AINTS & OILS, School Books A Stationery. Successor* to H’ A- GOODYEAR, Tkrw Kirtr. tT.rr. Fwt.UJ.-W 1 CupWl. ttokMlenito-C L Iter.bwt iruknbwe-J W il^te-.ll. Octo—-AKImh.. Jfatu.m-c II Pi.h« y.. Paw—W N Pwd. W.rwty-TCtertGriMberyb-D L..I. Aagaote-K n D«y. BMM-C r V.. anl.,rp U.llMd—T Cl.fhora Cwptr-K D Two*. Prwriorilto-J I Wbkto. Ptotowtol-d X Hitter. other part of the offer! fa liable io any ouch objection, however. Tbs Wbseling ZaMynar, the lead­ ing Republican journal in Wool Vir­ ginia, virtually concedes that there fa a majority vote fin- the Couabiutional Coe- Atte«M-G W 8b«raMa. 0n««-A Drill St^.lxk J l ee... Ho-triteld-T. b. mpylteA mooncl.gd.te—T. b« .uyp.iod P D BMMae.y, Prshewr 1. Owrvli B-klte d ariltali LoA. baperiet Pi.lrt.ta. a. ooaow. r. .. Iroy.ul'Ml.ri |.<tim Mmms-P Moi »• M.U-J 11 JrimsL:* X.cm«w*-K W Fnor. Iibymmeg-J « Gorton Ilo-Sht.* ... Il^rotk — C L Ckerrb. Mr Dui Mu. M —Every time I think of you my heart beat, up and down Kka a churn dasher. SooMtimu feeliaga of unntterable joy caper oVer it like voting goat, <n> a atabfe roof and thrill through it Xb apanfah Mediae through a pair cf tow-linen trousers. A. a goslin awtarmetb with delight in a mud puddle, oo swim I in red glory. bird', pinion* visit me in my alumban; and, borne on their invisible wiagaf your image, atanda before me, and I reach out to grasp it, likr a pointer •najiping at .bit* bottled fir. When MottoaA id M.yU 0nr,»-T. b. wypllrt. 1 first beheld your angelic perfect*™ I was bewildered, and my brain whirled to IltlMU round like a bumb.fa-b™ under , gfa. Taaterrsr. tumbler. My >yes stood opea like Col­ Laanay Dl.trl.tlar docxs is a country town and I lifted up my earn to catch the rthrory scent, ■ r..MTr, r . of your voice. My tongue refused to L.*to.(, C..iral Ck.r«b-J W RriAaeM. wag, and in aifant adoration I drunk io UorioK,hrstCbeKh-r Bltoag.. the sweet infection of love aa a thirsty Grssii trie. ~d Wuestlk-H D J.rt.k Ok—o^T J HUI Batt—-0 RlM.bart. HkJriio.-L Wtwl. M.pte B.»ri.-K WilkUMM. Orid-AfltaML Sb^artn>lto-A L Cruurt.. i>»»iii -y j rr—M* Eatae B^hlo—r a Parter. CbMl.tl.-B r Iteaglrty. Vmmat>8to-J Odtot. On-J U Crt-.ll. M—o-BPmtrily. L—!U—A A Brilr. S PrsU Wurtwr-DC Wart-.ri tlklMrtt r Hr—ill. Hi. Uato-J KUurk Pultoo-C A JwokM Rlre-tl B Halbari. ing flight al nitty noontide; and when Mlle. Dtotrtoi. the lowing herd, come homo at milking time, I dunk of thee; and Eke a piece Xitoo-O 8 Barsm. of gum elastic, my heart eeama stretehX.. B.8U.- J 6 Vdml-... ed clear serose my bosom Your hair terihooM—W M ttopriri is like the maun of a aural bore pow­ Sorrtoe-A Peetor. dered with gold; and the brass mas Utetoe-J W U Uwttol. aakewod through your waterfall fill me 8*martUto-BH8UoeOT. • with unbounded awo. Your forehead Bt-J—pb-JT Md<.r. Iteaiw Bartow-U W.rtkl.yte*. Ptaaii ...t < .O.rsl M.w-T. b. .npybrl Dealenr In all kinds of HEAVY and SHELF GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARE. All kinds of Building Materials, and Tools. HARNESS SHOP! In connection with HARDWARE STORE. Sole agents in Barry County for the DETROIT STOVES, WOODLAND PARLORS, avsum Give u» a call *» wt* will not be undersold. South Sine Srin Sn.rr, GOODYEAR A STRIKER. CITY PAINT STORE! CUMMINS a IIOWM PAINTERS; UTROLSTXBZD BOOM, P Ain tn. Oils, VarniAea. Mixed NOTTINGHAM Punta, pruahea, and Ar­ tist’* Materials. Wall taper, Window Shade., LACES, Sign L Qnnmsiital Painting, Oroiafap, F. IMMEN Dr. AIKIN, Office Mo. U Canal BL Grand Raptdi, b| NEW CAKPET HOUSE RON. STEEL, NAILS, ’ll H i Hardware! H,l.« Crwt-D B«r». p.ug..-c b nito. I4.MdriK.ry-M I Jto.it k. UOr«g^-F .S Hut. Kwter-J P Fwva. Iteeriar—A H Rocp. CM.oi».;>k-; wrtri.r. De-Mwe- X L Rrekw.ytaamrt- W MaaOue* anta in an usury cracker fire hie me upon my penetrated my whole eaa of bird aiiot through a ■teeth Ka-m—WBM.U. Owe.™ DlrtrleU O-MO-n^. WilklMM Cjtt—»»-* J Ri.k.rt* aeifib ORmtert. LetagabMt-X *Pwr—. Parry-■ Ilrttw ■yre-SBIrt. Fo.Im.-H 0 F.ri.r UwlUrt-U W lltek.. n^btert-n B MUtor. Breli-JF Ite.utoM. F««krri(te—S H Jlri^kw.y. Daoavto—«P Warer. COME A IND NEE THEM Oyaterg und RefmJmenit. on hand Bi all hmm. MOTICAL! BERMAN RICH. neiW.e Me.wal I S'tate.faoar mirt ’ TITLOB * F1BLKT •BGAB. Owariag- » X iraeow.. JtoO-ri—JW Cb^y.0. Mritor-« « Mirt-r Roe R^ea—A Ath* W^^T^^^^^Tbafab. lZrt.r « pZZ^ -Ss£. * flfe™. ueu, it appears that there are Ro Mae than eight hundred women writers in Russia. Female auiliunhip ha* during the la.: few years. artumed such dimenaicns in that country, co It has never bofnre known, at any time, or in HJ place. A letter frota Berlin, in the Milwau­ kee Aaftiaat, uya : “The average pay of meehani* in thia ci!y (and they an paid much more hero than auyen.ro �about which m Chi.J Justice Chine, while in ChHuro •t Land as- Mil Esuts u . now trial was grant'll. WL 1 liad n now»- Itamsdell for grunting it. I banded thia to Mr Balch, saying that it would XS J UUt> si EtJSS M4..H to xua 1 | statement whudi purported to be taken from the Gtnnd Rapid. Kfb with ro- us.irs a. WMt* 00 •a»«r n lOlAil M 1U.K4 n ton of th. (hand Rapids THE REPUBLIC AJ! PARTY THE WORDKGMAB'8 FRIER D hb-rty. called iafvrmed at to tho condition of affair* in to- I heard afterwards that bimsrif ■as I understood, as Mr Harris, and Mid that ho had understood Mr. Vanderpool had made a youfauioa of his guilt to mn. I replied that it wu a mistake; and bis not returning th. paper. During tha trial atKalamaaoo ba ' i .i____ i. .1- mil I..-.*- BMitod by plsyasoal labor ta ae abundant, now bolds. The Commissioner of Internal Rvsnua decides that interest on tho nrw funded Thn main quaoiion, which au inquiry with Mr. obavquiuutly friendly in appearance, profeaaod the utmost ounlidvnN. in • ' ' vnlumlnn. should kill the other, capital!* of crime be I” 1 replie not nn intent to kill, it would simply lie mansteughlor. Ho then asked me what would be th. punishment for man­ slaughter. I told him It was imprison­ ment in the Blate's Prison, txg exceed­ ing 15 yearn.; or a fine not excelling 11,000. He replied “perbnjia lAs/ had, or I had better have put my dofciise up­ pait»* taking, impartial, and non-parti­ on thut ground.” Ho then naked me san investigation. They cannot bo what would l>o tho effect if he/should th. gloomy Tho Oungroasonal Committee on the toted hit ill health su. , ------- — investigation of Boutbern offrire haa ai himself drfeud me, although I had never intimated that hb services would Th. toM bond of th. <200,000.000 tire hi. health j-ormitted and 1 had no noun­ eel, he would defend me. I made no reply to this. Hie called on me again, uninvited u Secretary Boutwall has returned to partial standpoint .... « *«s .is W.IM so. a.irt.w: «| a.iao.eu aa! >» • 14MM to ""mUmm 3.T44.14O 00 M1.KU CU S.4U.7SS 00 •■**»«' aJOM to KT3W •» i.w.ni »: 444 HUM l.us.n* ar ua.srt s: I.V74.W w 444 1,041311 aa»>» eel I3M.WI o» 444 130030 4401,44* 00 S4l.Mt M «M.IM eo 4.U4.M7 00 1,140.114 SO 13*0.71* t» I an.** <n I.M.IH to| tou«r w S.4U.M4 00, 11.011341 *>’. 11 --ro -- • SM.ite <M Utta M IM3MMMI HM*I to VS..SO4 *» • ioa.au ra 1.RI.IM v* a**.«rt ai . l«MM to 401341 < 11.144,441 OOi I 441.441 « 1 S44.CH II I.M*.B4a a. II.M7 XI 4U.M1 11 4.&H.1C .» । nt.Mi at 4 »13M el 1304.4**. «•] t3M.VH 0>i| 4S4.1B no 411.0*4 41 1 tnjNie; I3M3M I*. «S.4»4 W IM^ta to JM477 « 4M4I4 0 vfl.iu u iN.«to • UtJ4i 0 C14X1 14I.M a ite.sto o .......... ito.tti a ns, n» 4«0Jil > irns-J IX > 10 1 1 » 1 1 a i •s • a» -» • 4» M s T4 >1 4 it M axi,n* r axl.TaJ • 41.011 4te.T44 HS.411 4 1 .. ?i « SM.UO5 4 s4.r„ i . asr.ia. 4il 4.144,401 00 Vi'to* oo 1341314 SO 1.SM.441 44 i.cte.sxs to i.iii.ii* ■hiuam'.-'i r a. au r ta 1U.OU. r. 1317311 *7 M4 1.1M.SM ii.'.rto <«; S14.•■>3 ***| ’ i.4«e.i«i «a MARI »4 S.Vt.044 tol KUMM ool Mti.asi tol 43*3.447 0* U.4S4.M1 00 I31I.1IU »>' 1.110.111 a* II3M3M 00, 14.U1.111 to 4H.S4I M. DRAIX COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE WE CERTIFY, That th. sums aet Lansing. Michigan, August 21, 1871. hj tt. sssu. tsaea aa^VSS MORGAN BATES, (nriraan. JAMES W. KING, Hocretary. Elevate, wjaaB than FTeWL He said “I sup- .TH SESSsEri-i ■®s Republican candidates. And if the words of in court to divert attention from him that Mr. Ilugh.0 was norm considered Europe J . . . 'Tn.i._ ___ _rM:.t ■!.. .»tJ Secretary Belknap. General Slwrmau and Gan. Humphreys are in New York iu&jieciing military po>U. riling:down any cth r ctarn. MORTGAI1 svl.l . ...its? sasi * action related entirely to counsel in the HIM «■«««. no. kJ iona™. w b> I ~«b> *» I"!"-1 S.IM.7« to x.rrs,sw to *41,714 u t‘.4U.4t» 00 TjW,lMaa 44WA»»04 IVt.4M 4l KS8 imSS i' ana.iM oe[ JKSSM’ SHE impunit;, be congratulates the South ou But Ohio I Justice Clioao cannot now I told him Mr. Vanderpool luul been in the court-rooai. and testiliod against tnilto fric.ids by advocating the Now Dejiarturo. Southern people will uovei acquitted, and that he will be enduring- and honored with |* iiam «• Maass oe IK4N M Sto.ui M ll.v»«.«*4 ii ejaa^n oo I3MJMT4 Orangeville Carroipondence. TEACHERS' NOTICE I CERTIFY. That th. test column of th. .boro table M a correct transcript of thy deterrain- Orongerdli*, Oct. 3J, 1^71. dMaksr-— WM. HUMPHREY. Auditor General of the State of Michigan. will bo prosperous and contented. 11 At Nashvaio, “ 17th. The Comforts of aa. Editor. 'you and the publio the benefit of the ' Mira*-. It was all hypothetical. Youre.dc-, N. A BALCIL idutarcvtiug. If a public nutesmoc ahoutd exist. it ws.s reported Mr. B. bad publicly made concerning a cvnreruturu which 10,000! would even militate cene., bnt saying w is guilty. He admi Greenvilla Railroad. Middleville'■ 20th Hickory Corners, Oct 25th. Woodland. Nov. 10th. •luUuUaa will —■■—•* Mssuto U > 4. M_ sa4 •esUsaaac tea slwr.fu* ^U be erai aa4 intuao- I te Auadsafili tariaaef aua■aauae riih li Bro*. *1. n- 1 tell you, you i^SaroSS “ lived in Greece, a well ordered State He is guilty of thrusting himself iv uotkw and to mv nrteou-cvll ana If half the gloomy transactions thr.t tur are rocordod, vehicle ol calamities. dene, which has so fully adapted them Middleville, Meaar*. Harvey Wright, John Carveth, Aaron Clark, an-1 another that place to-day. Well, ao much fur WANTED ng ic uim.si nn scrvirea upon me wuru I did not jgant them and had been him so communicative on U:b subject warned againat him; of alandcring me his oonfMood infamy certainly ba mistab on about the pnrpone elirot I can earn him from, for his whole inns POTATOES, able County Superintendent of Schools for which the highest market price in Cash bo is cs GEORGE VANDERPOOL. will be paid. bed cart bln OUR WA8HHGT0S LETTER. SL Paul on Wednesday th. 20th, ulta public may note any substantial differ-' and nominated far Governor, Harare E. F. HARRINGTGN. JOB ttORk UlflP, AT THE BANNER OFFICE. Sept. 23d. 1871. Our city was overflowing with viutara aia to deliver a lecture before th. touch republics civil warn. The best place in the the hospitalities of their brother Knight. ; a enccuurr or allrttles r. it is deemed proper that ray er.■hould bo published, and J reepoct- manson, and all onsets of public inter- and Orangeville and Middterillo is to the feeuvibce. Tho defaulting paymaster, GROCERIES is at the new brick store of HICKS <fc B �SOUTHEM WAY On Tuaeday, tee 3d test., a dal'gatira OMwiUiag ut A. J. Bownn, N. BaDey J. A. 8w*erey, D. It Ouok and D Striker »*al to 1xiwall to attend a mrotiag call­ ed in th* ia-wreet of the proposed rail irad from Kahmtaxi,through Hasting*, to sotno [xiint north uf Low ell. Il wa* aerertained that a an&deut amouut of itoek hod Iran sulwcrilrai to orgamro the company, and afier jqipoizitiag a committee to draw up articles of Association, the msoting adjourned to meat at Kalamazoo on Tuesday next, at which time, it ia snYpoeed, th* compant will be fully organised, aud tho work of grading will be commenced at an eerlv cmcsts. MAMIK. Local Wjtj? jutin;. 11'XIENT, M< 'TSStfe’c KM33%e was then presented, allowed, and order co insurance against fire, and by using hos* and a jat, lays th* dust on tho Middleville was repreoonted by a streets, thereby abating a great public large delegation who fought hard and mentally to get the name of Hastings month’. service* a* Oiy Marshal. of nuisnueo, and jinrifie* tho sir, which protect* wearing apparel, household *f. left out of th* roaolution," thereby leav­ ♦41.06, was allowed and order drawn. ing the location of the route through Aceeuut of J. Roberts, for ten quire frets, and *ave* a great amount of laBarry County an open quaetiou. In Journal, of 111.00, was referred to Fi­ U-r in keeping them cteau. The comfort of water eluents, and the luxuneo thia movement they had the *ymj>athy of the bath, to conducive to penonsl aad support of morf cf Jhe Kalamui> clsanlintae and hsalth, to asy nothing delegation, and a port^n of tbeLoweU ; '.i lawns and flower bod*, kept bright i and fresh by water, and which add so bat the p>o{K>silion waa squarely met mush to the beauty and ctucrfulnoas u! and vigcromly combatted by the Has­ a place, all combined urge the adoption < oenty Fair in Mrion. ting* delegation, all of whom took part ofa plan for Water Worka w'liea they ^•ra »• the equinoctial f ; in the discusaicti. The vote was finally atructed to examine th* walks and re­ can be to cheaply procured. taken on l!u> projosilion to amend by in­ port at the next moe'ing. Curried. Then for fire nrotxlion, how invalu­ Winter wheat turnrly all .own. Moved and *upportod that we now able are Water Work*! giving seeority The work on the new briek block is serting Hasting* betwiM-n Kalamsror. to life and prop-rty, reducing rate* of end Lowell, and tho chair wa* unable adjourned. Carried. progressing flnsly. iiuurane-, and rendering ettemiv* conto decide the result cf th* rote A muflagmtiou* tmpomible, aad affording a Ihuraem brtek-farmera begin to frol thin was then made and rarriod that th* ready end ecvnoauool method uf con­ good over th* price of wheat trolling that disastrous element—FIRE j roll of deleg*to* be colled and that each Work on the railroad macldtu shop* ' delegate vote yes ur no a* hi* usmo wa* llraMea, a supply of good water exRegular mooting of the Common ert* a salutary tnllucocv in promoting al Ionia haa been commenced culled. Thi* brought the matter at Council, hold at the Council Room on I the growth end prosperity of a cify, by Secretary Boutwell has returned 1q anao to a focus, owl uoccraitated a fair, Monday, Kept. 18th. Council calhxl to inviting a class of desirable aad urelul •quare and open decision of tho matter. order by tho Roconler, ■■ereoua, -.x-king Louies, and places of L-.-f. . 1 X—' iC. __ I Tho result wa* that tho motion to amend I’reacni—Aida. Birdsall, Hams, Hsy*, when the tide unco **U in, th* populaby naming Hasting* u* one -of the ob­ tior —4'1 rapidly inciease, and imprvvojective point* of tho road was carried by , There not being a quorum present. -uicnl* will spread; tiii* - 21 create a slmoat a unanimous vote— Middleville, I Council adjournad to Thursday evening. demand of rental property and real es­ of couree, voung against it, and Ixjwell'| Sept 21st, nt 7:30 o'clock. tate, ami thereby mawriaily enhance their value; this u tho invariable result voting two blanks where Water Work* are once introAa the propueittoti now stand* the There are are strong indication* of a row ia the New York fteciocratic State Convention. ■ ICHIGAR CUITRAL R. R. Prerideat Grant, hu wile and family, held a reception in the Tremont House, Chicago, on Monday. Nearly five thousand people called on them. Grand River Valley Division Adjonnred sftoetiug beM M the Coun­ cil Ifourn oa Turaday *v*ning, Sept 12, 1871. Meeting called to order by tho Recorder. but m a sanitary measure, where pure and hualthftd cannot cannot readily be obtained from well*, or other sounc* of supply, have becoina a matter of nrc<waily in almost all citito and larger vilAzouunt of John Mack afro for sere lagtouf h» country. vires a* engineer in establishing grade ■ Reliable statistic* from public records, on Broadway, uf U00, wa* allowed and accurately kept before and afler the introductiuu of a pure and wholciuxna supply of water to a city, present the the fact, that Rte infloone* of Water Work* diminish** disraie, and reduce* ths rote at Kortality, with all attending order drawn. Th* account uf Hickson W. Rolf fur consequence*, and thus confer* a blam­ money p.id for Judice Docket,^16.7°, ing. It lM*n* risk and th* pr*®utu prefect will be carried to a successful termination if every man will put his shoulder to the wheel and help to raise tho nocemary amount ol material aM Thia must bo done Thi* road inu*t- be | built Every interest of Ha*ting* ^am! the other town* along th* proposed rout* require* the building of this rood. Go to work, then, uno and all, to accomplish thia great work aud maguifiomt purpoe*. Beal eiUU sale* are very active uowadaya. Markets fins fa- all kinda of Carmen produce, mousy growing easier, and protects *ueournging in all dixac- Hasting* ia made a point in tho char­ ter at the Kalams.no, Haa:ing\ Lowell and Northern Michigan Railroad Now care ? Tho other day. in Chicago, a girl wa* killed by the ex|douou of a kerosene lamp—not a* the remit of fill­ ing it when lighted ; not bceaare the oil GO Tl> MTDGES' For Clothing—2S p«r rent- ch**per than wa* impure; but Imkwsso the lamp was at any other house in Hastings, Kmpro largo and the oil was allowed to get Bkock. Oxs D»t Booxxa —Will C. M, our low, ao that a quantity of gas* was col­ able Washington Correspondent mail lected *uAcii'nt to cause the explosion IU, RELIABLE 1XD DIRECT MUTE. hi* farom one day earlier in the week, and much obbgr tho Editor of the Bsxsca, a* well ns our thousand* of read­ er* who are deeply interested in tlu* reiMKra's Farxxn.—|n thia issue of the B.xxu, we ctimuwfire the publi'utkm Th* 8*cretary of tho Trea»ury has in- of a eerie* of rwsay*. from the pen of .tructcd the A*ri.tant Treasurer of New J. Fsxs Mixas, one at the ablest of the York to buy ♦2,000,000 of bonds on young itepubbean* of our State, under rack Wsdassdsy, and toll 31,000,000 in guid each Thursday during thr mouth tho vainest attention of every working­ man. There are foui of three essays, of October. and they will appear each week until Thr n were 22 convict* taken to th* all are printed, and wo fret assured will State Prison fast month, and 11 were repay the reader for the moat careful discharged, making in all 628 now in prion Among Ihrao discharged wa* Lothar E. Gay, of Kent, who was rent for three years in 1870. Gov. BaMwin KiBczx.—W* note with no ordinary pleasure tho apjfointmeat of Hou. Jcaeph Kidder, a* Huperiotondent of Public In.trustion lor th* State of New Hamp shire Ho w tme of the fori practical educator* in th* country, a finished scholar, an orator not excelled . by any man in ths: Blate, and an indefatigable worker. The people ar* to be ubitel that they have *uch a that pbee _______ Michigan Central R. The relebratod Don C. Hendorrot. of tho Allegan Jriwwamu.t have been a little drunker than usual when b* *aw the “groat unkueg and the editor el th* Brawn" «» th® *'air Ground* al Grand Rxnid*. We think the lee* aaid br ^h viabond. « this Dun G, about decided to eliongn the ait* selected fur th* tnotmraeut in Detroit, and to place it on tie- Campus Martina, upow the grounds opposite the Qty Halt The work from Europe ha* nearly all ar­ the dignity of the editorial fraternity, the rived, and Mr Roger*, the aculph.r. promise* to have tho monument »wyleted within six week*. -A Rochester (Mian.) _______ _________ J to attend a jury th* other d<, and hi. b.Ip bring gone, had to dose ap bis shop. To announre his wberrabocta. be bung the follow mg rignifieant fabel on tho door handle: “ On a jwry , be brak when wo bang tho Peninsular Railway. In , making and aiding Harry Coun­ In making The law la, that third grade ccrtlOeates are valid only In th* town for which they are given, but, aa this I* not understood by tochers and schoolboonts, Inopoeton will treat them *a valid throughout tho county, and In the future, tho attention of teechw. trill bo directed to tbl* natter. Here­ with will be found a Utt of the teacbora. ,qualified, to teach In the county for the (*cb<»l year, coding Sept. 4, 1871. By It you trill determine what dis­ , tricts are eotllted to share in the prims j school fund, aud report accordingly. ry jssnar* | J J ] 1 j 1 Present—Aid*. Birdmil, Hama, Haya, Kenficid, and Woolley. On motion of AM. Birdsall. Aid. Hay* was appointed Recorder, pro rim. Minute* of last meeting read and ap- Oa BM-tiun. Mr. Striker wa* to be in They have pruridvd everything essential vitod by tho Marahal to meet with the and will a|«re no pains to plcaso their Cuuwol at their next niret<ng to confer potrun*. Regular dinner*, oysters, an 1 in relation to draining pond hole, on bis lunches, are the order at the day, and cue has only to soo to be satisfied, that it cannot bo surpaated at any Dining Hall in the City. Gilbert Maith*** prerido* ia tho Dining Room, ind , Mo**r*. Brook*, Button and Makepcaco aver the oyster and lunch deportmer ts I’atroniro them, all y» hungry poop1", lter by Recorder Wood. Prosi Birdsall, Barlow. Hama, Haya field, Realms end Waolley. Wixrta—Th* Holly Water Works, Bawaax.—Will people ever learn tint or some other meam by which the prop­ death lurks in kerosene oil—even of erty of thia city akail be bolter protected “ proof" quality-and govern themagainat tho ravage* of fire. want of care on your port, •cgglMUona tn Directors, item wb*n neceeoary, that ty augr rank wall thia tall Common Council mot nt tho Council Roam, Monday evening, SopL 25th. Council called to order by Recorder On motkm, th® aonunt against the City for Corporal Seal of ♦5.50 was al­ Win. Barlow, at tho linn of Goodyear A Barlow has just returned from New Arrangement! such aa there never wa* lowed and order drawn. On tnutiun, Ibv account of J. Roberta, York city, with a splendid stock of new before, fur furnishing dinnet* on th* for Journal for City Treasurer, of fl 1, Fair Group-la. have been perfected by ' Shut* and Drawer" sin ls-athcr and Wi [ Michigan school report. Sec. M, I8T0.J ft would t« will fur elrrks to curalti* •anti report before accepting It of th* Director, M many errors oc-ur In them. Last year, thirteen districts tn tbl* county. reprracnUng twelve hundred and twenty-owe children, reported no attendant*.-, and nineteen showed un- Tbo Mi’hicwn Construction Oompauy, of Detroit, embracing among it* eiuckh jlderqand manager", gentismen ol exjs-n. nc-. wealth, energy, and well known businra* ca|adty. after a rarolul exam‘inatiuu of tLc whole ground, now prof­ fer t.> creel such Water Work* in farorable localities, and upon fair and equi-1 table charteri, in such a manner a* Io 1 re!ie*e the uiuuicipaliUe* from a very , Inrg- proportion ol tho bunded iudebtedue>% which under other oreamslsiu.vs , they would bo obliged to incur ; ra t furvuh them with au inexhauttabte sup­ ' ply for fire and mnutcijial purpusre, at but little if ray more cue:, per annum,, ! than is now paid for veij mothcloat lire irroitXLT *1 u. »* aoidi c>tlrai*si **n**SU »J*«e4r To the Ladies!! M. X. Mernll dak*. Umsmm t* I Ki .7^ertiusat question, and uno I whirb shcuM bo *olv»d, only alter the most carviul deliberation—“wbcthsr it i* bolter for a city to incur a largo bond­ ed indebtedness, with iis interest to be raiiMl l y taxation, annually or to grant such a charter to a responsible romj»aiy as will be tquiiaDlo in its |«wiaiun*. [«v • »; tliereby re Bering the mutucrpalfrotn a large proportioa of iwhei« and ra<L-btednma f *a|ul*, no municipal evtporatwa Jd own and operate rfrwvl railway*, or water work*, fur the principal DENTIST insuagemi-nt of jrivato rorprnUoa*. The management of the New k'urk ca­ nals, aad the former management ol railroad* by the Blate of Michigan, tillI ly illustrate this point. Eli B. Throop 8 1-8 days work repair­ Tho Michigan Curutructiua Company are tawpareil to erect work* ut ray deing abalmoot* el ♦3,50 per day. ♦!!/’> Henry Juus* 3 1-8 day* work on lame, •irod capacity, to furai h hydrant, etc., cither for tlu- iuun>a[«eliu<-* nvoding ♦5,00, and one half day shoveling 75r‘*. them, or to do it as q pnvatc enterprise, W. B. Beoeu, room r**l|froui Ney 13 u> Oct 1st, 20 woks, r.’O.M. The committee on Iron Bridge repct t- NaM Ktkiiai The undynigned, Coeimiltee on Iron Bridge snd AbutmMi* for bridge aorora the River on Broadway, would reportjthst they bar* received aad opened the propo­ sal* for boildwg the abutments for laid bridge, sad find there are bat two bid*.— Os* from Joseph Cote for fiRW/W, with —The Detroit ThJwfo at yeotarday con­ C- 8. Burton .nd Usm Crook w *arei- tain* the following concerning'tlie mag­ tie*; the other from H. G. Carter for nificent display uf tho OM Mammoth ♦875JXM), with W. K. Barber and D. R. MeBlw.in u auretls*. Yoar committee Uy Ald. Woolley. That the job of baiMiqg the abaUaeota for the Broadway bridje ou roeommendation of the eoamitpete of A: te«, be let to Jouph Gate at 47fo)f>0 — Hah body----------- ---------------------- ------fill patterns. Some oh-gant iso* curThe .Mount uf W L F. H.m. of ♦*,- ta:na, window cornices, Lambrequin cloths sad [attvrns, towels, matting*, 35. for services sod espouse* iu going to rug*, ottomsc*, etc., are shown and Grand Rapid* to msk* inquiries ia nilsturn to th* sprasd of lire »u>»ll pox, wa* prewwted, siiow*d sod order drawn. By Aid. KwScld, That Dr. Ru***ll tw sllow*d 110.00 in sdRtiet. to th* amount slrcady rated for work d»ao <m street lesdiag from Jcfcrsmt street to Brosdwsy. Carried. By Aid. Hsus, Tbsl ao parson shall be alb-wed I* erect auy Huakster Stand on th* north side of State street opposite the Fair Ground, dsring the Fair, witfo-at of J. & Van Sapor, Attorney at law. Mr. R. i* recutly from Cm Co. where be has lung eujjysd a good practice. Twa Ncmot forOotobra m n gem for H. has derided to make Hnstmgs Uk the httv falkr. filled With taking pic­ ture* and good roofing, and ought to go into ewsoy family. The two fall page engraving, nr* worth tho priro of th* magaxil**. They are eetitisd, " The SUPERIOR. M*SHERBI AND STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL �IISTTIOLSI! ire istcanssssiTi. _guo Cure, Dkucbay A Cot Coltnna. Doyuu print bath aids, of tho paper FAMILY BIBLE, How tocg dees it take to make a rwspnper? . B^ore y ou write everything yon print, A FAMILY RECORD, Why ere there boons nt different rinse. 1000 ILLUSTRATIONS, Can't you prist a picture of anything you want to ?-l should think von ou^T. F*e cant you? (After printing some horse-bills for a man not toeg ago, ba found fault with them beeanee the ■‘cat" was not just like fas horsa. On another evresson, a geotleraan came to us with the mfunuatu.n that he had lelt his horse ia front of the office aad be wanted a picture cf it tak­ en aad some Lilia mated.) If you print 16b bills for S3 1 sup- JOB 50,000 £%£g~ I). R. COOK & GO’S R EFERENCES, 8 O’CLOCK. Office in Hastings. We Ofiler the following Tax Titles MORTGAGE SALE. FOR SALE a of LANDS Sitift^ in tho various Townships < Barry County—one of tho best Counties ia tho Stats of Michigan, hllssl Mseusn. Kaann A ds. I Darling Salfrtupplylng Penholder. 23485353482353482323482353 Moat Sailable for the Family, Meat Valuable lor she Student, M»t Instructive for the Taaeher. Most Appropriate fur the Child, Most Vaofol'for the Minuter. Most interesting for tho Farmer, Mu»t Elegant fur Uio Parlor, Most Profitable for the Study. It can't be very hard work to act type all day—fa ft. now I Would it do any harm if I should easily psok it up again—you are a pria- Can’t I help you pnnt ►.rarthing? 1 wish you would print my naiun fur me; it wouldn't be mjich trouble to What is thia far ? what do you dn with that ? what makes that took eo fanny ? what are you going to do now! what for? why? what makes yon keep eo still ? You duc’l cars if a tel­ tow just talks, do you?' Dy the time a man gore through with thia list of queatiuna his company l<ectsnes eo monotonous that he cannot fail to precrivs its effects ujxra his li, tenors, and he walks off with the unprosahm that we bars treated him unkindly and impolitely. FAMILY KNITTER. 1O-,000,000 ACRES As< ftreuaf !• AwriM. Sexual Scienc TH£ CHEAPEST PLACE H ACTINGS. FOR WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, wrote in the country. I knew au important sown official whose boon were from tan to- threw. Ho had to sign hia name to papers ; and as a gleet deal depended upon Ma sig- WOOL tIRIINt stroke of work. He would not centum­ mate the quality of hie work by doing too much ol iL de would not rmnair fas nut by continuing hia work. And ao be faHUfed tho daries at his office far exact! v fifty yean, before he retired on full nay from the service of the country. And when impatomt people Name law­ van for being alow, aud offices for dow ing penctuaUy, aad shops tor abutting early, and, generally s peaking, tho wid­ er adaptation of oar days to periodo of bnlhdayu and rests, they should recoiled •hat then- things arc the Ic**o-_. of ex­ perience and the philosophy of society and life.” JOMB' B- POTT£I! ,f- CO. HirrtA^n. REDUCTION OF PRICES Years Experience GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS far. will eeM*eaar |i.mWn.gWI S.renw.. a tarABMTiar la ciareswts aad re.■rail's (a chsk araaalura THE GREATJJtERJCJX TEA CO., SSEPASD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, PRAIRIEVILLE. County or State. Ror heater to New York, 385 miles, Buffalo to Now York, 123 miles, Sttspenrion Bridge to New Yorx 448 ' bunkirk to New York, 400 mike, Clevolnnd to New York, 025 miles, Cincinnati to N. YM btiO milee, . AMD U FROM to *27 mzlbs rnx suoarn xurrx. in Children, PUr», IHllou- Cum. ploint», J>m of .ippeiite, Erupt Hons of iht Skin, Titupln on tin Fncr, and all I>i»ra»ee of the Blood; aUo tho bed IMnretie fa MONUMENTS, HEAD 8TON1>. LAD CHHWIYS , TABLE TOPS, MANTLE-. SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN Parties drairing to purchase will do wull to CalL We will cheerfully give all information desired. AMERICAN JURUBEBA. Il to NOT A FIITBIO—Ills XOTwksl U - Grand Rapid*. .VirA. For Sale by ACKLEY A SLAP: Hastings. Mi h. m .uirrn ---------- ►— - Ayer's Cathartic Pills TEACKEU* NOTICE. Examination of Teachan for harry Coonty. Fall Serie*. free ORJtMMEJTT^L ! T>« ytn.rt. at IH/On hisUhImi vBIte AtOrntqr^vilto, Oct. Clh '* Hastings, Oat Sth, and Nov. 6th. ** Assyria, Oct IBth-Ellfa School House. At Nashville, ** 17th. ITTKXT OB UMITTUn I. IKFLAMATtOX UFTHK HO* OFTHB IILOOtl, Jt\ Dr. Wells’ Extract if Jnrateta ^3-JMSK*JKSff?C -JOB T’ZR.USTTIUGF THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. job uni m MARBLE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-10-11.pdf a8434df008d76051a7a7b0eff767b7f1 PDF Text Text = VOL xvi. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. OCT. II 1871. The LARGEST STOCK of HARDWARE At 10 o'clock th. Hall was filled with ladire and gentlemsn, and numerous boskets of frail were displayed. Apptes, peaches, and grape, make on ax- blind about the statistics of crime and cellrut slirw. Th# Dulnware grape, of poverty, but nnlras ws eon 'find earnsMomto. Seagrove, Soalo and Savidge; thing for mankind—men, women and the Catawba, of Mr. Soule: th* apptea. children—to do, there nt n. warily wfll Maches and grape, of E M. 8. tKith, bo crime end poverty. Year after year W. Q. Sil cloir and oilier Spring Lak# it will be found that tho avenue* of in­ and Grand Haren gentleman were great­ dustry, of trade and ccmmom—of tho ly admired. Mr. Husted, of Nursery mechanical and manufacturing art*— fame, had about twonty varietiaa of thu are being more and more crowdedteHAji lending aorta of applo.; Mra. Morris every year posses, the flood of imuiugfarent beautiful W.genon, Jonathans, tioa is filling our steps, and stores, and and other varieties; Mr. Van Bares, farnaora, and factories. That ta a great west ante, sent a basket of Baldwins, qoeetioa to be solved—how i« American Giceninga, etc, and the large.t and firm­ statesmanship to furnish American la­ est Snow* on exhibition ; Mr. Fisk; of borers—men and women and children— Walker, exhibited boautifal late Craw­ achaneo to rtixn their daily bread? ford peaches. Concord grapes and fine Hone# it is that bo who bring, to light ap]iire; Mr. Holt, of Crecado, was proaent with fc'rcral rarietin. of apple, from . his abundant orchard.; Mr. Pearsall, . of Alpine, was there with his favorite, i the Eoopus Hjiitrenliorg, in all its beao- ; ty; Mr. Dickenson, of Grand RapiiU । town, brought his farorite Pock’s Pkaa- , ant and other varieties. There were □a. 3NT X> HARNESSES! BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL LEATHER BEU NG, .7 Hon. Townwad E Gidley, Jamn. • D. Halted, Chea. S. FaawU, Lyman Kail, and Henry Holt. The cuinauttre. after a careful examination, re[»rtod that the collection of apple. «u wry choice, ar.d ix-otnmended of tlirao | on exhibi­ tion for general cultivation, the Green­ ing. Wageaor, Peck’s PlraMat, Bald­ win. and far sweet apples, the Tallman and Bailey'. Sweet The Delaware FULL STOCK OF .ILL SIZES. MARK RUSSELL. grape crop k has realired tewlve tons, and they have been sold rurally in Boo­ ton and Eastern ciiira, averaging IS) pwtoo. Six jmto ago this birsinM was only whisranxl about Five hecri Spring Lake will bo a fairy ud charm­ ed spot—(be resort of the Invalid from all parts the Union, ud the Mecca cl pleasure seeker, from the North, East Booth, and West Tim. wdl .tew that Ud. u no idle or vain prediction. Mr. Jamto D. Hustad, in a very forci­ ble manner, pointed out the advantages of th. location. Ita farfHtioa , for 3pmeats wore trasuspawrel It is an es­ tablished fact that tho Kiil produced— art medium fraita—but the brat fruits. Dus was a point gained, of great value, which could not be disputed. Ho re­ ferrod to the Great Wee* as the market ranging thrir sample, the audience wet. entertained with eoag. by Mire Sexton, with piano accompaniment; far Horti­ cultural Hall, in Spring Lake, is adorned with a piano—music, tlowers, and fruits are there, a band of brothers and ria- py-ASTIXOA ROBERTS & the State Pomological Society at Horttcultural Hall. Bpnng Lake—The Invitation. Reception and Entertain­ ment—The Dirplay of Fruit-The Exruraion Ameng the Orchard, and Vineyard, ud to Fruitport- RUGS Medicines, STKWART fc STEIN HOPF. Siw aii team] Dutifis, °V2Clfo.Tw- Qreat k PJunfr'. Sum. gutian. Dye Stutts, PAINTS & Oil. School Books <$■ Stationery. NEW CARPET HOUSE IRON. STEEL., NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS. OILS, PUTTY, TIN. COPPER, ANp SHEET-IRON WARE, AU kinds of Building Materials, and Tools, HARNESS SHOP! la connection with HARDWARE STORE. Sole agents iu Barry County for the MATTINGS, CITY PAINT STORE ! CUMMINS & BROWN PAINTERS ; WOODLAND PARLORS. RUBBER BELTING AND FAIRBANKS SCALER. .Give ws » call us we will not be undersold. Paints, Oils, Yarnbhcs, Mixed Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ tist’s Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Sign it Ornamental Painting, GOODYEAR & STRIKER. Grt;t±,. UPHOLSTERED GOODS, NOTTINGHAM ghafd LACES, Hadids, michjoae ' Dae. la .trie, ’ t^rrt udHtM.guvM, Has tines, Mich. —The addroas of J. P. Thooipoon, was a review of the fruit campaign of 1ST 1, and embroend n number of topics cov­ ering the work of the society during the year. The sjnakur referred to the fart that the year had boon a very abundant one. The hnnost had ripened and was gathered, and the time for congratula­ tions had come. And, firrt, ho congratuUted the friends of Spring Lake for their courtesy, their inritatxm end reception, but especially lor the award, given for their fruits shown at Richmond at Grand Rapids, at Knlamsiuo, at Mil­ waukee, and at Horticultural Hall, If there >4 calcrpp.o in Michigan it will l>c found at Spring Lake.* If there are wide awuk<-, public-spirited, and I gonerou. men and women in the Hute, they may bo fopud at Spring Lake and ita .urroundingn The following invita­ tion was the first and key note ot a me­ thu Profe-sor. of the Agricultural Col­ morable expedition and entertainment: tego; Io the new aiu uaintanera made I al Muakogou, Grand Haven, Sauntnck. We the undenigtiod citixens of Spring tipring Lake, South Haren, St. Joseph, Plymouth. I’mirie Rondo, and at KolaLake and vicinity. would respectfully maaio : to tbo labors of Hewn Brad­ inirto the Potuological Society to hold its next (October) monthly meeting at field, Dickenson, Huatad, Slayton. Pear­ sall and others. Ho gave the names of Horticultural Ball, Spring Lake, at which time .and place we arauro you a all contributor* to the ahaw of fruit at Kalamag»>, and pointed out oa the man cordial moeptioa. the extent, the riven, the harbor., and whore. Tho grape vines were Your-; etc IL Etvinux, the town, and railroad, of the fruit bolt with luarioue fruit, and their appearance Gia. Siwmvs, A. L Boctx, In n rery short time the Lake Shore not only wa» gratifying bqt unexpected, Lrmix Hau, E. U Ctisr would mean something. no one anticipating such a wonderful Yertonlay morning, Oct 3, a goodly Tbo sjieakcr referred to th. system of number of oltr citixemi aascrubted at Slate Exchange, of Fruit, and recoin- »igl>t a. was pre-rented. Borides tho a»Streets Hotel, atul were transported by mended iu rontiauanc-\ and gave no t.mishing quantities on tho vinos his street railway to the Detroit & Milwau­ account of all the State* represented’ at barn was found with, grapes covering kee depot where several fine car. were the fair.. He .poke particularly of the the floor a foot deep. At this point in read in res to carry nil to Spring Lake, California fruit and compared it' with uvery e xcuniuniat filled a basket, box. or theoooauon bring a meeting of the the product, of Michigan. Ha explain­ tetzw other receptacle, with grapra. The •xcurxion was loaded with grapes. ed the virit of the Secretary Ito Rich­ Tte party re-embarted and went to mond and alluded to the fart that Mich­ Fruitport where they virited the hotel Among the number of cxcuriiunUts, igan won the firat "premium there for 'fringe and both hoore. ot that already « . a iiced many familiar facre. includ­ the Delaware grape. He reviewed the famous resort. AD were agreeably taring AM. Spring and lady, J. II. McIn­ action of tbo Orclutrd Committoo with pri»cs a: tte maguifioeace of the bmlltyre, El>en Smith, G. H. Btantotr, P. V T. T. Lyon at ita head, end commended ing*. After spending some time horc, h'ox, C. Burcliard and lady, J. M. Hue- the imi4irtar.ee of the work of tliat tlu> jiarty returned to th. Spring Lake ted, of U. IL Nuraery, S. W. McGowen Comm ittoo which traveled through the Houre, whore they were invited to tupand lady, 3. K. Johnson, N. Fisk, E. State scrutinising itr vineyard., orchard* r«r. Mr. Bell, Mr. Craw, Mr. RobtnPuwen and UJy, Q. W. Dickenson, A. nnn-miM and ounrertntarie*. Hu urged ren, Mr. Souls, Mr. Hall and otter., T Lindomun, G. 8. landerman, C. G. the Item 8ho*o people not to negiert were m their glory ami aeemed only an­ Swe.-u.lMrg, H. L. Fuller and la«ly. Dr. the culture of the apple, which ho styl­ xious to make the occasion a Bio*, de­ G. B. Miller, Min Hudson, H- Pierre ed the king of Michigan fruit. Bo re­ lightful one, white it we* from oegmand mother, W. N Cook and lady, J. L. viewed a late article in the Detroit 7LJ Alger. Ucu. C. Skidmore ami lady L H. ■ar respecting the culture of the peach, Crandal, J. K. Msmtrer, H. Holt and and read extract. from Horace Greeley’. lady. Oascule; A M. IVarrell, Alpine; Rev. Mr. Ward, of Richfield Springs, N. Y.; J. P. Thompson and lady. The pros, was ably r°prreoutod by C. C. Sexton, of the 7ta», who was socompanied by his daughter; A. 8. White, of the Xfeswmtf. and Csrsi Clabb, of th# Grand Haven H^rU. Air. John lata, of the Bpti.ug lake ZnAyreAsrf. wna one of the mo.1 active member* ut Upon the arrival of the car. nt Spring Lake, at about 8 o'clock, the excursion­ ist. were welcomed py H. Y. Boll, Esq , mid hi. asscciaUM and etoortod to the parlor. of the Splendid Spring lake House Mr. Hunter Bavtdge, aloading munifirent eitinm of the piano, war, oHi^d to te ateent. At thu time th# following generous programme was icltered around, greatly to the surprise of their vie**, polutions and corruption® drew tho beat ot our mon and women from th# country. And they .will go. To keep thorn at hcm«, teuiu nitt»t be made ntiraetivo. To koep tho country alive, tho country must be mad# attractive. Gir.i young men a riiaane to rnaki money iu the country and they will .-»■ main there. Tesch people that by tte* kbs culture which m given to com, u; «le trees will yield a bushel of fruit u. five years from setting out; fieach tree. the third summer; tbo Bartlett pear two rears from tran^Muiting—and that grapes with tho Mine caro thsft is given to carrot* and [<otatoe« will bear rich cltteteni in throo ywut and «ome induoomonte to livti fai tte eon utry will bo <rfferecL Toecli them Hint good apple orchard, yield more than the beet lartn crore, that from 50 to 100 dollars per is a common yearly return; that an acre of plums can bo made to return more than tea acres of white; that a broad anil expanded gnuroilty. - Mooting at aH Fruit Grower*, a: Horticdlturoi Ball at 10 *. X-, for Pvmological diseuiteion. Dumer nt Spring Lake Houre to the, Office Mo. U Canal BL Grand Rapid., Delegation from Grand Rapid* and HjFirn. ualf. wrtk •»•«*;• tl»ul.l-!. »«1t. vitod guueta, at 1 bkitock r. M. CompliI luw. .04 MctMf.l t. ra»l»X ail «l—• •' dtf munts of Hnntm-ttavldgv, E»q. Excur­ sion oa Spring I«ke al 1L3U r. x. Your­ self and lady are invited. Oeuritte ff Armanaotk—Charlo* 8. Fanreti, Eras. W. M. A. t H. Soaety; Charlro E. Soule. Secretary W. M. A. A H. Society; R A. Hare, H. Y. BelL A. Bilx. Gvo. D. fiiaeon, John Lee, Z*fe- of all; that tte fruit circle clasp, tho wbofe year ; and wu offer rome in-iurapsmtef; W. M. Robinson." mvnU lor poopto to May tn tho ooustry. But it 1* not tbo dollar ocly that is vaL uablo ; domtete comfort is romething: thee,’ ‘ *------------ ——« with Dr. AIKIN, MUSICAL! ' ] ' ' 1 I ' ' 1 < ' ' Iparing to add hundred, of tree, 'orchards Mr. Hull ru preparing to * 1six hundred wore tree* He had 1 ' Late> '-rawmru*. Crawfords. Mr. Gridley, emacc — — « —2 himi to plant other varietws, told BetnarJo. Rov. Mr. Ward, cf Richfield Spring. N- Y., aiidrrased tbo meeting upon tte moral and mautal advaatagM of fruit - - —-------------- tori that It ws. owe of ku life. Ha wav ----- --------------------- intendrat of tho D. * M. IL R^ Mr. Cunningham, agent af the same here, Meecra. tievidgw, Soule, Sisson, and others, tte entertainnro of the party at Spring Lake. Tte party arrived home a* 11 o’clock after one of tbo most de­ lightful excursion* of tte rearen. • Nora st oca Rdoktxx.—And now to all church societies, to all b.Mvo «ii sociotioa, to all Bunday or we A-day schools, to all eoekiup a pleasant rtwort, nr s day of bright healthful rocroxtion, get together your partv. or soeiecy, provide each with basket or bag, ar­ -------------------------- -------------------ith the .tamg volume, compute in one Urge quarto, mealy printed and bouni, and ilhurtrntod with twelve large line engraving, on .tool, and no Im than two hundred fine . wood-cut*. Thia .Sandau! work i. thus make attractive for the whole family ante; and as the price to very moderate. hitherto xn the aams daporttnent, is "Tbo Gallery of Landscape Painten." containing twenty-four largo and supe­ rior engraving, on ntocl, from the works of K.a-tt, Whittredge, Hubbard. Hart. Innesa. and a doom more of our boot American landscape artiste. These (date*, having been engraved for a Urge loBo, (medlast tost by nbreription, the publisher, are n6w able to produce praaentation books. It is really a work of art. such a. eouW hardly bo exreUed in any country. A third book tn thia department is s M fllurirsted edition of the ‘‘Poreis" of Thomas Hood, a n*me which seems to be more and more recurely embalmed in popular eotima- pore, of Mire Ktaanregg. which fere Lreudweribadas "the noblMtcomlxoationoTwit and Chrirtiaa ethic, over cuctainrd in on altegory. •'Tit# Seng of th. Shirt." "Bridga ofSiglm,” Aa, ore “ Tte Midnight Bky th Gatayof £• *•*><* Hooka; a mw illralrate Cowper1. "John Gilpin;" �IICaGO in ASHES i TO ••DfTEaiOX" DRY! 000D8 B0UBZB. the Kahuusxou, Hertings, Lowell aad Not there Railroad held at Hartings on THE flllllEIS MIT OF TIE Cin BTTEILT BEITIOTED Mondar Ort. fifk, 1871, A- J. Bown# Th* opening at Sabin 4 Masou'a, wm nailed to tbo chair, and N. Bailey Tuesday, th* 8d mutant, was, aa usual, one of tbeoroiite at the season- The store wa. thrungod during the day-and evening by tha eitiemis uf our own dtyr and of tho ratios end villages adjoining, N. Bailey moved that tho mooting and tha display of rich goods was each as to gvnondly delight end astonish tbo proceed to name persons residing in Hastings to be presented to the organ, In their Drees Goods Deportment iriug meeting at Kalamazoo os Directors wore shown all th« new fabrics that of said road, which motion was carried. C. B. Barton moved thg£tbo number grace the counter* of the large ertablisht-icnts of tho Mctropohtisn citi-«. borne of persons, so name J, be fixed at tom of the most noticeable of three were which nation prevailed. Whereupon, Japanese Silks and Irish Pophas; also A. J. Bows. C. B. Burton, D. B. Cook, Black Silks in profusion—the latter and J. A. Sweeosy ware choeea aa such rangingfrom SI .S^toflG per yard, end Director* aad their appointment reoombeing eminently stylish . and beautiful. mendod in the order named. The shore named persons, together In this department wore also Trimming Velvets, in all shade*, from |3 to *6 per­ with Wm. H. Hayfard, Noonan Briley, yard, aud elegant Lyons Black Silk Vel­ IL B. Wfchtaan, C. F. Dwight. D. hold ft* ptovmmhm'. rcrato'"’ Tho mem­ ory of tbo American people must lie short, inched, if they do not reooIW tliat the Htnuoitoad polity was derwancrd by thn Democratic prni as uaron-' by ignuranl of the fact that Ln hie own coaatifational, sggrarinu and rerolcUon-' State of Missouri the Internal Reronn. laws of the United State* ran only bo surtiej oat by the rid af mounted U. I 8. Troops; and. in ths face of 2"-U rtU Wximn’i Mcucxt Gem fat October > known fact, ho allogei tha: “ Misouun ii an extra good number, and contains I to-day, by tho removal of di Jxatahisc •omo vary beautiful songs and pieces of , meut, rajoya perfect repwe, order and dancing music, also a large amount of t general good fooling,’ "and mure than musical journal as every family should they might be able to mainain thrir- all broxuie ho Softly My* “ths South hare. Published by W. W. Whitney, political and pwsonal rights of voluntaryr must cut loom from it* old preju lice*" Toledo, Ohio. labor and of State education, against ths> and proda'nas that "fa thia on 1 all politiral disatrililis* should bo removed.” Pstkisux’s Mxusxux for October With such a declared purport ot putwith a nice engraving entitled “The Af­ ter Dinner Najs" followed with p color­ Tbe RepubUean party did more than( ling a premium on Rebel violence, or ( to soy the least, rewarding in luivanco ed fashion piste and uumetuus designs that It saw that those people were too t for fsed/osliar those who, a* a class, for ladies’ aad children’* clothing, fan­ vets from *12 to ISO. A now and novel p6ur fa maintain reluntwy school* It show every dogroo of ted/**/■*/ erntincy wurk, cte. Uliarlex J. Peterson, feature of this department, end one that saw that the public neat incut i arthe for­ ually for al) who do cut bolieve in the Publisher, Philadelphia. received especial attention from the lamer alave bMra wo* totally wpoeod fa motirea, ar* the only moans of • perma­ late Rebriliua, and that reward being [IVtersou’s for September did not dP-s was the made np garments shown. nent cur* vt poverty, crime and dheoa- giving them an ednratioa or to esiab-' anuouuc-'d by one who profitsMo to be roach thia office. Will the publisher 1-odfo*' Bait*, Velvet Cloaks and Cash­ teai. This can bo ereumpluhed by ILih common schools atf aoy kind. The* a Republican rounaeUor; it is not qx>turn Sacks, which hare a certain olopirate forward.] throe-fcN actino: Political, Ferwraal South sorer had dremit wboelv before’ cial cause for surpriso that Itelwl offignner end stylo about them, resulting emancipation, and detenniuixl not fa Ton CriWvefer <uul C*Mlrp GmUnua awl Asaociatod. ’ core, who hare renounced their oaths of from tho exquisite taste an J elaborate point af the eompass, and those are bare any for tbo use of .the freedmen. is a firat claw agricultural weekly in illogianoe to the gvvornment which th ey only tho small beginnings of the Jong workmanship commended ■ and insisted Therefore the freedmen's bureau waa proewsfoa that shall crowd every eve- every revpect. It Is priutsd on good pa­ upon hr the Now York manufacturing still seek to govern for tho purpose of Political action rau only tooi tact-, instituted, which for aoraral year* un­ nuoof transit for days to come, end per and in 1 convenient shape for bi till­ overthrowing, ibou’d fin I moans of se­ dentally to thia object. Tho wrekinghasten to lay ita tribute of symmthy and ing. Its deportmo t> of Agriculture, ratablialimsnt*. Tbo finishing touch of dertook to establish achooh under nacuring large nrom’ae* from their friends mea, like all good ctriaaas, ought to ally substantial rid at the foot of the suffer-1 Stock Raising, Horticulture, and Do- the Drees Good* Department and one in order to take again the loadtrahip of ing, in token ot our common brotherthemselves with that party, whose his­ which created much admiration also, muric Economy ere well made up, and lh-> ruling class in the political South. tory furuMhee fao most complete guorwas tho small ware*—Trimming laces, profited most largely by these national each number contains a largn amount of antera of benoficirst progress. If the schools, it was liecauao the white Work­ bavu been in ]>art sincere, tut what Una •tefie* the coolest calculation and sur- useful reading matter. Published by j. Embroideries, etc. workingmen of the United State* have ixuw* the most vivid imagination It Luther Tucker 4 Son, Albany, N. Y^ at I In Qiawls, their daqilay is elegance ingman had sunk so low « to be unable hindered those letter writer) troii doing any specific reform* to propose, they and richness far exceeded exportations. is only as we take up aotno of ita more to appreciate tho advantage* and Idaas- reverence tn tbo National flag at an oor| [ttomtamt features tn detail that we be muxt fir*t present them at tho bar uf Hie now stylos are as beautiful and be­ inga of adoration giu tu gain a faint cotnprehousion of it* Ova Yevao Fous for October will in­ coming as they well ran be, and made public opinion. where all political causes Tlie Republican party ma>le, monr­ tearful extent We cauuot telegraph terest its reader* greatly. It givee threw It is doalitlnw true that good many the t-yo4 af the ladies sparkle. Hero the glad tilling* that Detroit in one hour over, a solemn compact before readmit­ CUM out of manifest evil, and in this chapters of “ Jack Hazard and his For ­ thmn incorporated in the platform of the wore vlegant I'aisleys ranging from S15 r utacribed Twenty-fire Thoosrad Dol­ ting the late rebellious States into the way tbo answer' and advice given to tunes," a stray which pourasei groat in- to 8150, and there a oot»i or so of new dominant political party; for in that Union, that they should nmintaiu, here­ these su-lden grown patriots by Senator fiercest snow »tonn in his experieure, lar i n* her first contribution fur fas' -re­ lief uf the homele** and hungry thou­ tw*< for the Mttlo folks; and oeroral ntway they will be must speedily ooavorafter, public MliooU open to all. which Bchura may work out a happy influence. imagitm the snow fa bo fire ns it surged sand*. Thuxq is not a telegraph nfilce | tractive artkJa* by popular writer*. Ottornm. aad other fitu wool Shawls, as could only in uro to the benefit of the It is true, however, that what tbo Sena­ hither xnl Either before fao fury of the in the city, and every mrasagu must ! “Our Young t'ontriliutre^Ldjrt'artment tho Republican party has given evi­ workingmen, both black and white-* flend, they will be able to form a faiit •top mile* outside. Trains ot fouled tor parades ns his own advice to rebels qinceptiou of fao flame* as thoy raged ran that hasten to carry thoir bonefac- is excellent, and " The ErcnmgTTTn^ dence that it is ready to adopt all prin­ has been tho ad lira of the Repablicau. rdiruugh the streets at tbo doom» I dty. tains most also empty their troasurve department .will afford a deal of head ciples aad ideas which the popular co>Many of the building* aitusted along tuile* away, a* every depot lias gone work. Janus R. Oegood 4 Co., Boiton, party ever since tho war and to that ncience approve*, aud n ake them a part South Water street buried their red hot down in U*e red whirimo! of flame. publisher*. uf ito platform, surely the workingman, law\to protect each and every man in party arc the Soul hern people mainly rear walls in tho water cf the river, into Friends cannot forward by expreas their aa such, has no occasion firat to tear rastiftg kt* ballot, to prevent foillot-atuf- indebted for 'heir spi-edy material recu- which they plunged with a hiss like unto gift* uf money or other assistance; Guorr’s I-xsr's Boom for October is fing by unworthy men, to guarantee to peratioa. It is Att pitrip mdj that ad- nothing earthly, throwing up a billow ul there is not an office m the city. very full of fashions adapted to the »»a—• c-v *-* —]T .Utah!,, Letters cannot bo received and sent — each aad every workingman Id* abso­ •un. anil has an extensive Work depart­ I tho imsfaf&w baa melted away in the Hah his objects. Common tense clearly lute sovereignty; aad to aecnra to him ment, which cannot fail to interest many surging wares uf this *ca uf lire Not I inficstes that it is much easier to engraft hi* equal influence, which is endanger­ lugubriously applaud, while their hates a bank u left, and where their untold I>eroon». Tho *tocl engraving entitled any jcpular principle into the platform ed by the corrupting power ofteealth. and prejudice* lead them tri tarn their millfon* cf trcaiure aro. none wi'l doro “Nutting," 1* not an American nutting of the dominant party which has the wielded by moncp*Eies and consolidsded backs upon the magnanimity of a party venture to predict. Let us hope, how- sevno, evidently. The literary contents capital. . du* fire worked back, and oftrn against w hich ba* prorod their lies! friend. power to carry it out, than first to popu­ are of the usual excellence. L A Godey, the wind. But iu evory stage, in overy turn, no larise a principle, which must be done publisher, Iliilsdslplun. . Tbo lire, afa r ruuchiug tb.i bitkines* at all events, aud then tear down tho matter what bencficient ptoririon* were J portfou af Randolph nnd South Witter .Irlkur'i Jfay«>>*r for t e ladies and proposed, the Republican perry has on: streets. Imped acruM tlu> river to the party and substitute a new and special ate going steadily on and the masquod Arlkur't iit^nnu for the boy* compare countered the vimioat nnd deadly butparty in its place- It nuiy be strongly favorably with the rert of tho October gentry, who have boon successfully I North Side in an incredibly shcrl spare i ot time, and theuee, among the wooden ruin ; nut a hotel is left, iu a citjTpnH Magariun*. They ire invaluable s* raspretid, therefore, that those who ad­ tility of the Democratic leaders and carrying ou their cruvltio* for some time, . building* aa that side, reached the lake I eta* liotlt fur thu number and sian of ita vocate the psopriety ot securing special proas- And even to-day. in the roeent hud that there is a day uf retribution, shore, alter touching block after block. sceommudatfons for the travelling pab- good moral stimulants to keep the mind* of th" young from pernicious floa.tine Icgis’u tion for the working man by the ndrvaa which was published by them, although it has beeu long in reaching A aceno of more power-teas effort tu fight i lie, aliAwn wr could procure a meal or Uteratonformation of a now i*rtr, aro using this signed by fourteen United States Sena­ them. In Raleigh, N. C, aixtrau out an enemy was never presented. The obtain a niiriu'* lodging. Market*, oleSo says an exchange and we presume only as a pretext to bring the Democrat­ tors, ami trinety-throe Democratic Rep- of twenty members of the Klan charg- people were trying to comliat the fito- vator*, stores, manufactories—all arc it is true, for such is ever the character fi-n.L but tho combat was not of long ic j-arty into puwer, and for die purpewo resentatisae. ** defy any one to find one with the whipping of one man werecoa- duration, for the people bowed their whelmed ia oue common ruin, "in one of Arthur's publication*, but a* the Oo-' of obtaining p»-rt, places, aad power for virtea. Iu many other instance* whore heads in anguish ol -psrit aud suffered ‘ And then the homes destroyed and tober nninder* failed to roach us we of a single spocifi.- measure of rufonn, a I tho hcmeloM one*! . The Grat can liter­ the cbargm are of t graver character ally be counted by faou«*nd* and tho cannot vouch for whit they did contain.1 In M far then as the workingman single lino expressing intexlUon to bene­ latter by tens ot thousand.. Wo use Hixarn san Homc improves in every needs special legislation, bo can obtain fit. either the wurkiagmsn or the coun­ tbo* ) words and tbea fail tu ralch tho number, end the spirited publishers, it. after duo discussion, from the Repub­ try a! large, or as tending to augment awful kigniucaucc of their meaning. lican party, which has ahistory that in- the glory and honor of the Nation, eith­ Nu shelter for defenslee* h« ad«, no food Messrs. Orange Judd 4 Co., are evident- j er at home ar abroad^ Itiis the same coatiwarribly chows that it has been, fi-r the hungry, no wurk fur the willing ly dotonuinril to make it tkr firat aud The stealing of eutoe valuable seals but idle thousands af hands, and tho boot lamlly|pa)>er published. Mr. Eg­ for the last ten years, tho ons, real, system ot fault-finding, of pulling down, from the State Department aaid io be practical friend cf the workingman, of boliuleing of evary true rouscientfou* worth several hundred dollar* is again vision north of Twelfth street, nothing accuamlatioii* of year* of toil and tar­ gleston's new story. “The Hoosier ing, tho treasure*'of every hou»ehold, and philanthropic man that has endea ­ making no dixtiuction on aneixtut of race arousing tha public wrath aguinat the is unw left save trnmena* piles of ashes all raauhod cod as though they bad Schoolmaster," promise* to bo extremevored to promote the progree* of our ly interesting, and we really think that’ potty, economical idea., ruling our Cor­ ami «mi.uWvring firra, with a few walls towering above tho sea of ruin at their our reader* would do well to subscribe ■ feet. The walls of tbo Michigan Cetitherefor. We will toad it and tho Bis- ' Imcsxssx or PorcLsnoM lx Micsrbnildings for .'tho accommodation of trial, or Union Depot as it is called, aro doavered to protect tho weak aad poor ii Mas, for flt.HM, for the sunning year. 1 tx.—The population of Michigan in clerical forces and tho appurtenaacaa of standing, aud aro uninjured rcmparaWhat has gives to the modem labor their rights, the Domocratin party baa o&ce. Old rented buildings aro imuffici- tindy. Tho roof wn* destroyed, as well ich census year ainro 1800 has- been Itoox Tnuar's Amsttiom. - This i« the movamea' its strength end euaatderaexhausted the vocabulary of nprobriou* title of a very charming story eliout to ent for tl>e working of Gosernment ma­ lion 1 What has given an impulse to । beou conatructed in ita interior, but tlio term*, in dotinnnciation of tho Ropublilie (mblished iu that Stirling weakly pa212,207 chinery and that one of the cog* in tho i depot will aeon lie restored and be nructhe elevation and dignification of labor ran party. 4.762 387,654 great wheel should slip from its place ! tically as good as «vsr. Tbo walls of and g*tb?red her store* from tho mart* |>er T)a Awtasy StW Tum*, of Philathroughout tho whole world, except the 8,765 of the world. Her pride is smitten to 749,113 Barely the workingmen af tho United Pastors, Superintendents, and enter into another and entirely un­ । the Th'hnsr building aro also erect, and 1 ' the dust, her wealth ie vanished ? God delplua. abolition of involuntary labor in the 31,63V 1,184,059 States are too intelligmit to be misled by expected u*o ia not surprising consider­ near the Tondolpb street*bridge, over in ie in this calamity! He who make* His Teacher*. Parents and all who or* en- I‘ At this rate of Increase Michigan, in United States ? the west division, n brii’k Luildinc i* | ing tho greet facilities nffordwl for firat | standing ou the north side of Raudulph minister* a flame of fire, ha. visitnl. gage-1 iu the* instructioa' of the young, |[ the year 1900, will hare a [opulaliou Itunng the forty yearn' reign of th® which experience and time hare proved c.ass depredation.* a* well as for petty '’ street, just north of tho bridge Those and none cun say Him nay or stay tho will find Tin Tints a valuable helper, | of at least two and a half millions. But, Dwaocratic party, several millions of of benefit alike to the nation at large, pilfering*. , '' ar* actually all that is left of this great progress of H» resirtlews march ! It and should sand for a simple, which ! taken In cutiuection with the great adworkinguien and women aad their off­ become* u* reverently to acknowledge and particularly to the poor num, of in­ can bo obtained Jrtt on application.__| btuinres center of the Northwest Tho spring were bough: aad sold, like the Hi* hand, thankfully to confra* Jiis tegrity, and inirreslrl in an honost gjvThe defeat of Geu. B. F. Butter, a* result of the fire on the bridges is a cu­ ibsrcy, aad carr.crtl* to invoke His pro- j Thn pnblivhnro have also i<sued a rata- ' rattle af the field, and dedicated to the rious thing. Tho bridges oa Twelfth jxxr human prile stand* fogvi of Valuable Appliances for Sun- I the Republican nominee for G-rrcrnor street, oxemsive, to Madison stocot, fur­ lection. Our .1__ _____________ _ ■__ r*, . day Schools, which trill bo sent to all ■ of Massachusetts atul his noble words nishing transportation into 4ho western Amcricau workingmen were prevented greater increase, than has marked any earnest Sabbath Schco: workers who previou* dixaub*, and nobody, need be It is true largo quantities of public to the Convention announcing his inten­ division, aro .dcstzyod, but tho other by arus-land outrageous laws from learn­ write for it. Address J. C. Garrignes ing to read and write, aad, consoquoutly lands have been granted to Railroad tion to support ita Miminero aud to Lndge* stretching around the north side surprised if C.r population by that time arc standing and aro apparently uuin* Co, 608 Areh Street, Philadelphia, to think They ware prevented both by Com[ioni«s, and tho timobaa cume when fight in future inside of tho RopubUcaa . I i**n'U “a W li,a°" thing ” this system of disposing ot tho public l>orty, gave general sutigfartiou to his When Ute fire was ducovcnsd to be । "Lot our sympathies abound, domain must atop. Some of the land friend* here at the Capitol where his dangerous,.th*‘Michigan Central, Chi-1.uocor bo speedy aad gvner 11* ana's Miaixtxx f<q October is a grants were not made judiciously, end great ability >• obeorvod and beat cage, Burlington 4 Quincy, and otherreaarf ------- • do J- too •---------*• Let » -•----much. every village very intcrosting number, containing no­ appmeiatad. It is generally concedrd I roods occupying tho Union Depot, com­ and city in Michigan rnoka haste to send moron* illustrated article*, among which employers ' * tavuced to move their cant out beyond ita response to the ay for succor. Atnl aro “Dolores,“ “New York City PcatThe Republicxn party, seeking tlia tian is vary great. Yet tbo land grants I tbo section which tbo fire reoehod, *o•mancipation ot thia oppressed class, given to the Pacific Railways arc. by no tad tu snceeoafully wear the mantle of cumulatmsr them between 1 litb end 22d lot every farm give of it* stores, to oUCcc." “The Yale Collsgn Expedition Mv Earroa, Sr:—Thinking that you , ■well fan stream that shall make glad through good and evil report, aad after means, an uamixud eriL They have the grout Commoner Thaderi* Stevens, streets. They did nor looo any of tlwrir the heart and strengthen the hand* of of 1&70." “Reindeer, Dogs, aad Snow aud some of your reader* might be glad and upon any emergency however great rolling stock and have oaiy suffered tbo tens of t'tousands uf our neighbors Shoe*,” “Border Ileminisoencea,” ‘•Han­ to hoar from onr Whiaky tiuit, which yean al struggle and obloquy, aucemrior sudden lo thorw an immense weight so droa-ltelly stricken, so tsrriblo dcoti- nah Jane"-a poem by Petroleum V. ha* been pending for some time, I will ed ia arousing tho public conioence to tute. demand the abriitkn of involtmUiy sere ert—which, aa tong as speedy ebmmu- of giant intellect upon the side of truth Na*by, "The Axnuricau Boron.” and send you tome of tbn most important Gm uxu- *.*o rtTT Clxcaeo I And vitaiL. The Eupuhliran party insisted nicataon was wanting, could only be used and jusbee whan the/ are threatened "Postage Ftamp* aad their Origin.” forts in tho case, with, perhaps, a few let all thopeojilr. say Asm 1 to be overborne by tbo tide of passion that vol notary labor, secured by volun­ as hunting groundu Colonel Thorps, in the “New York City suggestion* to parties who may proas- , The Railroad Comp-onies or carried away through (ho cdiaanda of tary and ssjuitable contracts, should be Post Office," in hi* most humorous style I cute in tho future. In tlio first place I interested in emigrulton ; it ia cf Ute ut ­ conservutire conventionalism. Surely tel's tho story of that imtitutiou, tte mi-1 bars to say that tha People of the State , oubotituiod tor inrotentary aad beredimost consequence to them, to have their the Bejrtiblican party can ill spare at gratmns, its progroas. aid ita pwiNtaUr. of Michigan jror* W Conae, Whisky long aud exposed Hnrs protected by setFrom this paper the reader will natural­ all ou tho other side. At least the beat tlmncnls; and. therefore, they are affor- ready and powerful debater from the ly turn to J. M. Chute's article oa “Posf- evidence of any in the case, at all, was ing their laud* oa such easy terms that lower House of Congroia He will bo nge Stamps and their Or.gio,-" fflustra- tho presence of it in Court, of which ' emigrants prefer them to the public mure gentraily welcomed bock tlwn al­ tod with ninety-nine cut., representing Dcfotidmt and hie counsel seemed to 1 lands farther off. A law, however, ought most any other member of that body of tho postage K*O|s of all urtioiM.— have all that was needed, for fan time to be speedily enacted, fixing the tnCxi- which he must in future be the ackncwlBayard Taylor, contributes a paper on being. As I presume be to a reader of | uicm price of said landr.. and prerunting edged leader. “ Down tbo Eartoni Shore," which is your paper (and rary poasihly gets sober Along tlio lake front are accumulated The speechwi of Hon. Geo. 8. Boutdescripti.e of Maryland scenery. Tho sometimes) w<> would hun* suggest to said I the wrecks of property belonging to wolL Secretary of the Treasury, made Literary, Scientific, and Historical Rec­ counsel, that it is not tho part of * g*n- ] thousands of people, in a state of par­ in Ohio, guvo great satisfaction to Re­ tial ruin aad of utter disorganisation. ords are fall, and tho Editors Drawer Hemau to miastato the law* before a 1 publican. here and everywhere. His Great effort* are being made to secure Court, or to attack an officer of the Pro- > resaoniag is ecnalusivo, and his hand­ order aud avoid disturbance, and it is “Ddts Hollow,” Mrs. Wood's now pie with irtaritmg language, while act- J ling of the smaller light, of finance believod that they will be generally sueBook is in press, and will be published iug in tho Um of hU duty, perhaps J Osaaful. though I ought not to accuse the worthy ’ aud tariff policy cause* sympathy £*r Almost all tho elevators in die city rea.- door. Ho immediately opened it, ’in a few day* by T. B. Putareun & Bro*. them to b* fait foe them while imdergo- have been homed, aud a groat number when dense volumes of smoke issued ]I’biladelphia, from the author* MS3. Coiinaellor, of such conduct at all, ex­ from the rar, th* orxistant baggage and , advanced proof sheets, purchased cuse me, 1 think I should bars said i uuU-r staggered out. the bell cord was ■ whisky, as that seemed to be the pro- ‘ pulled violently,‘and the train was in a will be issued in America simultanoous-; dominant fint in the man. In raso of ly with its publication in London, end I pronecuttor. of Liquor Suite, by tks in unifiirm style with "Buasy Rana," ; ‘■Roland Yorke," •'The Chnnsiags,'' and all tho previous work* by this favorite and popular author. *- Dene Hollow," while remaining tbo charactrriatfc fi^. 100,000 People Homeless. deaf and dumb, 814 who wero inwne, fill who ware idiotic, and two- who were blind and also 8 O’CLOCK. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR CRUMBS 5 COMFORT! New Advertisements. RUPTURE 4““” **•'“ OF BATTLES. THE YEAR iMJHtsltvmx POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH AWD REPUBLIC. WELLS' CABBOLIC TABLETS, REDUCTI0N OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OF DUTIES. GREAT SAVING TO COUSUIEBS The American Washer! PRICE. 85-50. KNOTS UNTIED ISTORY OF THt ‘ACTION To_the Ladies!! taro* of ita author’s stylo, may be eausidsred equal if uot superior to auythiug t'STS£“ AID �10W FOB THE RAILROAD SOOTKM RAILWAY IlllUtl. QBAND TRUNK RAILWAY SSMSW»BS.-XS~ Te all whom ft May Coawn. MCHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. tai River Valley Division Coronxs A Bxowx have moved their »tock of goods to tho 6r,t floor romer of State And Chureh street and have made large additions Io tbeir stock. Their ehan go oT quartan will materially in­ crease their basinaas. Give them a call Fur ! that dreadful word Bounds from the Groat North Want, wliore it has N. Cook, best 3 yrs- old or over, |3 00 marehod wildly oror millions of emt Charles Young. 2nd 8 00 ol country, devastating tbo forrtta, A. B. Pennock, 3rd 1 b0 burning tho hornet of tho hardy pioneer and leveling flourishing Httfo dttas to Naw Goons.—Mrs. Merrill wishes to say to the ladies of this city that aha has a new stock of millinery goods pur­ chased at Chicagu just previous to the Great Fire All thn fotee: styles, and at low prices. Call at her store on Jef­ ferson Bt Ftnf ! it re-echoes all over this brood land and outers the forests ot our own proud t'tato. Every paper contains sickening accounts uf destruction. Hol­ land city lays in ashes. Other places have shared nearly the aamo fate throughout the S(pte. end the cry for help appeals to dur sympathies While our own city has escaped thus far, that ie no sign we might have a visit of thia terrible element Our wells are not over stocked with water, aad our cis­ terns are nearly dry. A Naw FtM n Paosracr.—Dr. Cox ! from the ci(y of Philadelphia arrived in our city on Monday evening to engage in tho practice of medicine in connre, tioe with Dr. E. F. Brown. Tho now ! Dr., we toara, is a graduate of the Med i ton! Department of tho Peoa. University. Mxa Leer Hotcxiss. an old lady R5 (Allopath) and al«o of tha Hahnemann ; HoemaopatoicOuL of Phifo. Ho was elan roars of ago, attended tho Cbunty Fair ; eu army rorgoon during tho lata war lastwwl with her aon-in-tow Mr 8. Law, of thia City. This was the first fair she ever saw. and tbo old lady seemed I to enjoy it finely. She declared she would like to go again. Ruseett Potatoes, filling as fall as t hey could bo piled, one half bushel measure, were left at our ofltoe on Tuesday morning with tho eomplimaats of James W. Maywood, of our city. These are hard to beat and we suspect, cannot be beat- TICK John Campbell, beat colt 3 yrs. old, Gilbert Striker, 2nd IC. W. H. Ca«aday. 3rd Alien Abbey, best colt 2 yrs, old, 0. M. Moon. 2nd Wm. Vester, 3rd 8. W. Leno, beat colt 1 yr. old, Porso Otis, 2nd Samuel Owen, 3rd Samool Slafter, be»t sucking colt, Satnusl Owen, 2nd । Nothing. Proud buildings roar -their J. C, Hanna, 3rd heads heavenward and nothing to help stay the devouring elements if once un­ der way. In this city, the buildings are not (sacked like Chicago and if wo only bad Water Works, we might save our­ i. O. Freeman, etwriai prem­ selves from being completely devoured ium for stallion with 5 beat sucking colts, in ease of a rontlagration Wo should DIVISION B. have a Hook and Ladder Company. H."Q. Carter, best jack, 1st diplo­ ma, (no compctitimi.) IL G. Carter, best mule colt 2 yrs. old, (no competition) a Fann na Fax—Wo cogo fire, having lost everything, and took ths train for thio dty while her house was blaring. This ia only ooe instance, there are tAseseads of others Concert and Musical Entertaiuutent, from pupils of Mia. lisle A Mias liliger. Music Teacban, at Union IU1I, an Tuesday evening next, nt which time a had hie pump factory in running order public examinetion of! their improvement just previous to the Fair and turned ou t will be made, and prixaa given Io each several which he exhibited on tho ground papsL sni had one in working order. Thrv Tbo evening’s axtreiare willttlose with aro universally conceded to be a good s Musical Operetta, entitled, “ Jallio pump .nd we aro glad tv know that Bell or Tho Culprit Fay.’’ Groat Mr. A has decided to make Hastings preparations have been m-ulc to make the headquarters tor their manufacture. this entertainuent a surocev. and wa Hasnses Maaqu Woaxs ar ntx Fata —Merera Black A Fuller exhibited at the Fair toot week, several fine opedmens of their work. One, which attract ed so much attention was a beautiful stone curved on a solid pedretal reprerentmg a pile of boullora, the whole having such etogsai finish, won the praise of ail who raw iL MicMgan Central R. R OLD, HL1AILE AND DIRECT ROUTE. On th. first page of this ireue w. place before cur road ere a report of the October meeting cf tho State Pomologi­ es! Society, held on tho 3d insU st Spring Lake, Ottawa county, and to whkh the special attention of our f*opto is directed- Fruit growing ia one of the meet important interests of our State, and too much attention cannot be given to it by our Farmers. l u™.i» r>» “ «* -r~s - ________ DBVGOore. CtolHu-.S-q “F Abraham Ryerson, 2nd Thomas Alloh, 3rd J. 0. Bray, best bull 1 rr. old. D. C. Sanborn, 2nd J. C. Bray,- beet bull calf, Olis 4 Mallory 2nd J. C. Brny, best cow, •• “ 2nd • Otis 4 Maltoty, 3rd J. C. Brav, beet bettor 1 yr old, Otis 4 Millay. 2»d CLA88 NO. 2. J. Stevens, bret bull 3 yre. old. and Ladies, will show tbeir teachers aad Andrew Kennedy, bret bull 2 friends how well they nppreciste their years obi, musical opportunitiea An admission 1 Fred McNair, bret bull 1 yr. old, fee of 25 cents will be charged to defray E. D. Reed, 2nd espensea. Doors, open al ~ ; exerrisre commences at 7 1-2 o'clock. We hopo they will have a_Jult bouse Thia institution with throe big tents filled with curkxitivs, birds, beasts, rep­ tiles aad big alephanta, together with the finest artufc display ou thia conti­ nent, which will give two exhibition in Hastings, Wednesday, Ort. 25th. J. E. Warner the Napoleon of managers with tha foresight of the first consul was not long ia discovoting that to bo a succoeotul showman, was to be a live owe, and instead of following the well-beaten To na Ccisar.-The Baxsxx will be -st/* to every Clergyman in th. County of Barry, who win furnish ns with Ilia post office eddron- Ia return we ask of them and each of them to •sod na notice, of marriages, and of the deaths that may occur in their eongrogatiims, and any other matters of pub­ lic fo feast, religious aad otherwise that may come to their knowledge. uuwu, —■— -ri— tunity of soeiag a gig-auric Museum, and grand Menagerie without visiting a Circae—thus catcricg to the publie and supplying a long-felt and sensible want in the show bnsJnere It u ouid be use­ lore here to attempt enumerating the many attradivo features ia the magnifi­ cent Circus, or furr.iah a list of the per­ tanners, or a catalogue of the vast ani­ Loan,,, WOT PaxjurMv.—Prufeasor mal kingdom cn exhibition. TheEmSwensberg, of th. Grand Rapid..Comkj, iif-n- at the two fairs. From the Union Fair he bore off fire of <ha first prentonufor idain businrov and off hand Penmanship, and thia, too. not­ withstanding the sharp oompatitiom Not -UiMWd with thia th- ITofereor antora the Usta at Katomaaoo, and come. Stevens. beat deron cow. CLASS NO. A Wm P. GsaeU, bret yoke of working oxen. Defoe McElwain, be* pr. 4 yr. old steers, Mooes Fuller, best pr. 3 yr*, old steers. a F. Edson, 2nd tber Patton. 3rd J. Stevens, bret pr. 2 yre. old John Fanebar. 2nd Wm. Vester. 3rd Clover Hullers! SUPERIOR, M'SHERRY AND STATESMAN CR A I N DRILL Mrs. W. 8. Gcodyear beat Pillow Cease, ; “ W, 8. Goodyear best Curauro- & Jordan b-stfPatch-work Quilt. L. Barber 2d • “ B. JL Purdy ba* common “ Lottie Dfokeusan 2d Bosket Manning Doud best Bod Spread J. 6. Van Brunt bejt Rug “ J. M. Hawes 2d “ !• • M. E. Taylor ease of Millinery Goods " C. 8. Barton Ottoman cover, “ O. Roywood bret Plain noodle “ " “ “ " “ “ George W. Gregory, beet dog­ power churn, O. Dunham, best boo hire, W. T. Ejietman, best corn shsller, Goo. W. Gregory, best horao-rake (Coat's Superior, lock lever,) C. F. Dwight, beef two-borre square drag. Eli Shupe, 2nd C. W. Taylor, best drive well “ wheelbarrow, hand-cart, aud turnip drill, C. F. Dwight, best 3 shovel corn plow, C. F. Dwight, licet double shovel plow, | E. P. Burrall, belt jucqung shovel plow. | E P. Burrall, beat gang plow, E. P. BURRALL H. W. Bolding bret Ornament- 8. W. lane, beat white beans, F. D. McNair, best octa, (Surprise,) Q. D. Moore, best buckwheat, G. Brainard, best Soules wheat, 1 J. C. Bray, best barley, Wm Landon, b«t trars corn, L. Itorlwr, । each blow potatore, | J. F. Emory, beet sweet potatoes. ' Mason Alien, best onions | G. D. Moore, torgvwt aquaah, . C. B. Eenhaiu, best winter squash, I. Barber, l»e«t ruts bagas, John Keegto, beat blood beets, j “ •• best turnips, I “ “ bret parsnips, • ' John llalchkire, beet col. of fruit af all kinds. 1 John Hotchkiss, bret fall apples, John Robertson, beet winter applre, J. C. Hanna, best coL pears. John Hotchkiss, bret col peaches, 1- Barber, best col. plums, | Wm. P. Ftficld, best col. grapoe, C. F. Dwight, bsat a'eel mold board sod plow, C. F. Dwight, bret earn plow, 8. 8. Flak, bsat cultivator and gang plow comb’d “MeOrkl Geo. Brainard, boat seed sower end cultivator combined. PLOWS AMD CASTIMGS, POTATOES WANTED For which the highest market price in Cash Grebel A Russell, best riding bri­ dle. Orebel A ItussoU, best tot tin ware, Mason Allen, fancy cano**. Stewart A Sleinhotf, ciao of dental Harrison Carpenter, 3rd 2 00 Among the many crudes otr exhibi­ tion we notice thu tawing machines, of which there wore three kinds - the Wheeler A Wilson. Finkle A Ivon, and the Florence, showing some fine work Tlwtre being no premiums for this class of machinns, wo eould vay that they are all first clsMi machines, and from the samples shown u» nf work done by ths Samuel Law. boat picture fraww, Julius RusmU, esrvail brackets, J. L. A I). Reed, shifting rail for ton buggies, Jason Rich. Lest »rtt horn- shore Urvbei 4 RuseulL bret parlor stove. Goodyear 4 Striker, beat ™ok stern. ill be paid. The best place in the say tlist it is edaptod to all lands of family sowing. Wo would, also, state that Don Jones of Grand Rapids, had on exhibition several fine organs M. L. WlLLUMS, soc'y GROCERIES J. L- Al). Read, beat single eeat InYxe •• “ best,______, _ _ __ , _ D. W. Ellis, best burin see buggv, 1 C. H. Drtnrtt, single buggy. 2nd at the new brick store of last of Letters remaining in the Po»tvffiee. Ort 11th, 1871. Mrs C. Alloa, Edward Austin 2, P. Mrs. C. A. Newland. 2nd 25 Y. Baldwin. A. M Butterfield, E M. 8. Andrus, best salt ris'g breed. 50 Commins, Wm. Craaaon, Fannie J. ■< G. Strikre. 2ml 25 Downing. Angie Holmes, Htrnhen B. Hoyt, Charles Hogle, Hiram Mowrey, *• A. Kennedy, beet graham bread, 50 uulu a.— n m “ 8 Andrus, beat corn bread. 50 D. McOmber, best Sept butter. 50 “ML. Willsams, 2nd 25 “ A. Kennedy, bast June butter, 50 “ a B. Bcntaun, 2nd 25 “ 8. Andrus, best cream pie, 25 - A. Kennedy, bret dried peaches, 50 “ Geo. Brainard, 2nd 25 “ •• best d. apples, 50 “ A. Kennedy, 2nd _ 25 We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash Geo. Brainard, 2nd 25 •• best canned quinoea, 50 8. J. Itoklmaa, 2nd 25 G. Brainard, beet tun'd currents, 50 Wm. 8. Goodyear, best pickled (i«rBnunarL 2nd only, at the very lowest rates. 25 N. Bartow, boat pickled pcaehre M Goo. Brainard, 2nd 25 H. Barnum, beet can'd cherriee, SO L Barber, 2nd 25 H. Barnum, beet can'd plums, W W. 8. Goodyear, l>ret collection .Jm*. ' 60 3586 Years Boca Guana.—Tbo Middleville Ptomdrebr of tost week sums up the result of tho Railroad meeting uf Uwell in tho following dotoful strain :-Wo wtok aimjdy to give it as our unprejudiced . ■ __ TtaaStacS A Peninsular Railway. chino make, Mrs. J. M. Hewn, boot child's Dreoa, “ W. & Goodyear bret Night Richard Jonas, 2nd J. T. Dibble, 3rd Horse screaming to tho North. Let L. N. Mixer, beat pr. 4 yrs. old every man work with hia neighbor and if ho ore'I do aa much as he would like, let him do what ho caa. a nd if «B will do this the Rood will be built asms new, shoyarLr, and we will write victory on our Bonner. (We mean tho R. R Banner.) futitt?. Nofice to hereby given wo are P” IITd “ do horse-shoeing and will endeavor to give aatistoclion to all who mar fliror us with their patronage oet!0w3 J. L. Bn, 4 Bao. Mre. G. Striker, beat Woolen Socks Julius Russell beat Sofa cushion Miaa Sarah L. Barlow beat Table Sett Mata, Mrs. A. Kennedy bast Woolen Gloves, Mrs H Barnum beet Woolen Mil- rrneriug at '.Ms point are put within our reach, let not one moment's time be lost , in idle speculation. IM •try are uwL , No matter about the tit oaUiayt. The working bere don’t stop their labors Umure there are Ihonre in the Htve.; they double their efltorts nnd toy by thrir etorea. Yea; I know they kill off the ’ Drones in their industrial economy. We MAISKIC. UmI LINT 0E PREMHHIB A m«-UnK of tho Stockboktoro was -Vms.'asst* .daaes.'Zesr »/ M. Jtsrry CnoOy held at Kalamaroo <« tbo 10th inst. The entire lint was fully represented, aad ft Uwe Grm* m flto Otf '/ gsrfriiys, the road iwganised under the name cf 0< 4M, 5* 1871. the Katan.ax.xK. Lowell, 4 Northern Mich. R. R. Co., loading from Kalama­ ’ •» to Hastings; thaneo North to Smyr- J. Bipple. Katomaaoo G>, Scalpel b. g, be*. nia, via. IxrweU Thirteen Directors t wore appointed, a. follows : For Kal- Ira C. McAffistor. Barry Co.. Oerogie Mack, b.g. Uno nmasoo, &; Hastings 8 ; UweD, 4 j DIVISION A-CLAB8 1. Smymia, 1; For Hastings, A. J. Orson Dunham, be* irrado ewe, Bowue. C. a Burton, D. R. Cook. The Cotswold, William O. Freeman, boat, 4 yre. D. W. FJlu, 2nd 1 namre of the Dixertore from the other old or over. 1 place. We hare not received. CLASS NO. B. Parsley Otto. 2nd Now that all uncertaintire about the rood are put beyond any quiwtion, and Wm. 0. Freeman, Ard ’ the advantagts of a competing line Alrah Badeack, best 2 yw, old Experience �At Oxaugrrino, Oci. Gib. « Hastings, Oct- 9th, and Nor- Gib. As-yria. Ort. 18th—Ellie School 9.500^- 'juNaahvnk “ 17th. JOB D. R. COOK & CO’S „ Middleville “ 20th. •*' Hickory Corners, Ort. 2&th. “ Woodland. Nor. 10th. Ofllee in Hoatinga. -- ----------- — I*0!'5" *ntattaiB'. tmrt to swine and poultry are not r srugubir, hut etnuq^y n( vtcianre > the law* of nature With them, a ia b bog and can take ear* of him. JJ ’» Ofller the following \Ta,v Titles VINECAR BITTERS : FOR S A. L E , uwr* of LAXIjS of habit or Mcowity. Ther norm to think that a hop bis no c^rac-ption uf moo. crtnfart. cleanhMM. and good bring ; that hr can etaud any amount of t*gl«^ and cnH,discomfort and str­ ution ; and eo your Piggy ia thrtut i some Stahy, otoiTy plaro (called at pen), half filled with Btmw end brel plank, and timbers, r.ud here hois im­ ported to live aud thrive. Whan tbo auunapT of his firat existanew ia over,- if not tuadB happy by A>ath. his misery ni.tl wretcheduom aro still further pro­ longed by bring crowded inti a dark. iU-arafrirod. ill-reaiihuod corner of the shed or stable. No maitar if th« dour io half rolled away and tho eHoo of the building shaky u>d gaping with creeks; no matter If thu wind dues whistle Ihrcugh the eran old ccineen and the UrMga), raaalotf tl STOW Llow in. Pig-y can stan! it, be b KXI’ItDM MAIL IrarN Darth used to Ilin ccld wcatbir, and poor Biddy tan ttaud it tax for dhe can ■orrtrlogle Maa YartatLrtA. UOKTMIBd KXFBKrta. ttMtj. etosall M »M/.ill., am.*. . Situated in tho various Townships <.f Barry County—oue of-the |«st Couatiao in the State of Michigan, THEA-KECTAR BLACK TEA_ YV ANTKlJ-AGKNTA. t»3O Iterunl , »» <tr erirtralet (lOJ/iciKflt TUX WtSSaxAsr ,/sfa feuf. t. i. nee. will axpswae U) filthy places aa te boa direct outrage upon communitr and all sanitary fawn. Wo orw all more or 1cm guilty; there are bat few who keep hog* or poultry aa that should be kept, noth die utmost rieauimesa, with good i food, good ventHation, and accoas to 1 pure water Men, eminent as breeder,, , bi neat stock, and who spare no pains ! with a horse or an ox or a ant, frequent­ ly fail here. Not long since wo visUod tho estabjubmaat of * noted breeder of neat itwk, and I could not help noticing the a" and their surroundings. Some., of ! i lived in just as ui<w pene *• «V » One need to hare, whifa Others - Ad tW ' greater por.iira - were kept in very Ultliy plarea. But those that occupied die gwd pens were not kept dean — 1 wallowed in their own' mire, nnd , fao, when thorn was tdaa trod old I draw and old liedding in Ao bam and ' to hare kopt id,-::. If FAMILY KNITTER. THE CHEAPEST RACE BALTIMORE. .•s«-anttreriisrrs Qaw' s leaalr-an,a U 1 ■I ■ i ut Haora aim -va uaulular fanz sen BMaMiaa l« Uia l>. A iwrasr trtra ha.a< m Sexual Scienc HASTINGS. FOR CARLTON. fjjfn'ursn WILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. ’ After oue h"a town seeds, hoed planta and fought weeds all ntituner. it really stems aa though a Utile rest from sue* Work might bo had in^anttunn. But life is but a constant strife at best, and if wo would secure tbo i good thing* of earth, a little forethought in the way ot preparation is quite important. HOPE. CAUTION REDUCTION OF PRICES GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS irvtng. SHEPARD'S COfiPOUHD WABOO BIITO EiSfSK'u^Kn.t"- “• Frier, only SO CcnU a Bottle. mtns that hare varied somewhat G ths original type, and if this variation is in tho right direction—i. u., suits us better than the normal (urn—they mav tx-prr^-n.-l with «>m.. sa-jnav that mure ot h-oa of tho next genotatioa will: ORANGEVILLE. FAMILY BIBLi pUH-- A FAMILY RECORD, C'ounlij or State. IWO ILLUSTRATIONS, 50,000 It KF ERE .V U E8, TIIK ■•u.-ruutax family BIBLK ^■zrPsychomincy. main enjp is gnttenxL Let any oultivnU>r drew u model uf the' fan* he may S» in any uf lira oadinaiy root croja, th. n make selections a* near it aa ihle out of every crop, carefully mi**d from ooch, end it will requin­ hut a few yea™ to obtain a pmnaare: varisty of the deaired farm. manner, as there are really dodo n be called tho original or norH» of the species. Tuusatoea, l cue umbers and tr.uaii.aa can on- COCOAlNEl Janndier, Ixiilyrttion, Sour Stom­ ach, Camirnu., Srrrmu and Sick Headache, Liter Complaint, frtwr*f uc, Dyvpepma, Wormo in Children, File*, Bllloai Q>M. plaint*, Loot of Appetite, I'.rvptloiu of the Skin, Fit*pie* on the Face, and all IMaeeueo erf the lUood; allo the bent Dinretie in far for Kidney Cumplaintt, JToab Hack, Fain In the Mil, Lumbago, Gravel, llbeumatitm. Ih>l ear ■■ lITBMfltQI Price, «nlyM Cento a Bottle. JURUBE8A PB^A'gEQIUMM.^. mod, far til Umosm* < Vl.n AMD NTMUn. llltHTIitluTIIIX OF H HY. LTI.R1NR. OH AH FOVKHTV OB-A Y4 ORJMMEJVML FREE .<.it'«a rurr-itou TiiKiit tmCOHITABTU. For Me by Drwt'fj art Nthn OnmJj. ' GN. SHEPARD. i WB3 Dr. Weill’ Etet if Jmteii free Moe* Suitable for tbo Ptautlv, Most Valuable lor th® Student, Moat Insteurtivo far the Toaehrr. Moat Appropriate far the Child, Moat Useful far the Minister, Most Ibteresting far tho Fanner Most Elegant far the Most Profitable toe tho Study. THE-ricrqat^i. family bible. :^.r^^ys,ar5K! w.lk iS>lr ■ll.iwl..., .... THE GREA.TC AUSE HUMAN MISERY. FREE HOMIBTEAJ? OF 1» ACRES, THE NOVELTY GLOS WHINGER. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-10-18.pdf c0d029cfa4d647ecb4d818499656206a PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. OCT. 18 1871. HEX-! drains and blood and dust, they stand at their post* and work their ptsco* with tbo skill tnd firmness of veterans whik ar ms oittx xocxrsw aor. the esunago thicken* arounl thorn. We kap over tho works and with steel BECOLLECnOMB OF THE 1 ICAN WAR. Would call 'Ute attention of the public to the Largest and Great­ est variety of cookiNs m pi8i.hr mm I •i tkffitl 'J BtlM Sfifi Ctuu. At early dawn oa (he 11th, our artil­ lery opened upon the soul hem gate* of tho city. Our brigade wm ordered to castk of Chapultepee. Our poiition was upon tbo south-east. Gen. Pillow was to advance upon the west side from tire aqueduct nt El goHno. Officers WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! S™' J. P. ROBERTS & Daily RUGS Medicines, Dye Stalls, STEWART k. STKIMHOFF. Shims ait IstaticaT Deitiitx, RD'S * »Ws Aura Hwsteeu oom it-Jr—“• taking of the castle, wo return to our regiment, leering forty-two of our par­ ty spoa the bloody soil of Chop. Itopsr. Swooping in haste along the causeway er* rejoin our brigade. Gen. Smith i < filled with the round of irregular dbchargro of cannon and muiketry, tho shouts of nemba'ants and shriek, of the OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE. or to sinks down or spiro thee* more Gt subject* for the nursery than th* fold. Skillful side thrusts from their short ■woods, tho crack of their weftaimed .ecopotas and pistols, warn us that they are no m-an opponents. Clubbing rur guns w* reluctantly beat thorn aside and open a paaeag* to the cnsik. B<ore as is a diteh in tho bill- mon from Quitman’s diridan command­ fall among in like rain, ed by.Maj. Twiggs; end one of 200 right and left eomradee go down like 1 mon from oar division and placed under grain before th* reaper. Porter, Hag. the command of Caph Casey. It was coming!" Totbe east the banner of ner, Steptoe, Drum and Dimkk .ply the Pennsylvanians is seen drifting on my lot to be one of th* last named party. Pioneer oampanin with ladders, the smoko of tbo battk—ever and anon One after another of their famines pick* and crowbar*, accompa­ falling a* erne after another strongholds crumble before tho crashr*ro b shot down. When | ing weight of their dfotfargro. nied ua Gen. Worth's division wa* held in rororrs * .bort distance north ’ to—-| F*r across th* low, w*t meadows, a of Molino del Rey. ' distant* of two miles, the amok* of a The hill on the north and in tin- rear i fiorcai cannonade b aeon, in front of i Worth's Hare, indicating a sucoraaful <>l Chapult«pe<f was ro sleep as to pro-, self, I was; । elude tho idea of an atleek from that ; advance toward th* Sea Co*ma gate. j quarter. IH* now two o'clock, and our achbv. During the night of tbo 12tb, our, ments for the day ar* !bo taking of tho ■ batteries commanding the approaches J castfo, killing end woaadiog 2,500 of from the city to th* oastli. occasionally | the enemy, capturing 800 prisoners, swept the roads to prevent tho garriatn 1 among them fir* general officers, seve­ ral stand* of colors, 80 pieces of cannon, from recciring reinforcement;,. ; For two hours ou the moning of the I and ammunition enough to supply oar 13th, our barroriet kept up their fire' ““"J . upon the castle and the Bolen gate. The enemy's guns as promtly answered. | At B o'dock they censed firing for a form hastily under the castle, ladder* in a twinkllug, are 1 against tho walls. A strife with f felt the importance fit the impending: struggle. Among comrade, there waa . , a hasty disposition of effects, and direc­ lance* at hi* breest falls tion, about homo lueaaagc, to be Mat ’ ‘ ' in the event of death to either, and a ■baking of hands at parting, u o*eh | repaired to hi* place in tho line*. There Barnard and Casey are among tho forewas aglow upon the chock, tho com- •I mo,t, and straggle with their follower, pressed lira. a sparkle in the eye of those for a fire*, place upon tho ladders. We who went forth to battle, that told of gather thickly around tho main works, unflinching resolution, high-eouled dar­ ing ami dnufltlote courage ; und there They multiply—a line k formed like a were thoee who expressed sadly, yet re­ well arornd us Kec-n eye* and steady signedly, to aimrsdea, a premonition of bauds are picking off the “ Greasers” on tho |*upete and at tho windows. coming death. To the sonth-weai the colors of Shield's ■umod firing, sending shot and shell brigade is drifting upward to cur sup­ over our hoods upon tho < netny until port. We hear the shouts of Geary's. • toy were masked. Thea the firing oa Baxter's, and Gladdm's men as they our part orsaed and we tautened for­ pour over Oso *n«ny's out-works on tho ward under a galling fire from tho cnc- , west Tto Palmettos and Now Yorkers Our loss is about 1W killed and OW wounded. Among the killed b the Imhenled and gallant Bansom, Lieut. OoL Baxter, Maj. Twiggs and tea other officers. Gcas. Pillow and Shield, rre hi, wife on the night of tho 12th was opened about noon of th* 18th by the adjutant of hu regiment w bo added the following postscript: ** Mrs. Ransom. I'rvgrat to tell you that, to-day. your husband, whlk lead­ ing his followers op th* heights of Chapultopec. vm shot dead at tho bead cf hb regiment. Hi* death b a heavy jo** to the army and county. W* sym­ pathise with you in your oflUetion.'' So cn tho following ero, m ho prediote-1, CoL Rxnscm ‘rested insid* the Groot Qly," but it was a “city not made with hands, eternal ia the Hsarana*' Whik the battle of tho morning w»* raging, a mono of sad end thrilling in­ terest was transpiring at Mexeoan, half a milo to tho souths**! of thocastlo and School Books ft Stationery. NEW CARPET HOUSE IRON, STEEL, NAILS, GM” JAUNTS, OILS, s-ori i. ip;. Copper. AND SHEET-IRON WARE. All Hntb of Building Materials, and Tools, ISAAC W. VROOMAJtitflPffCT. OStes st tbs tfeart I LPCTT C. a MswasL Ose««l CaEsMte HARNESS SHOP! ’ In connection with HARDWARE STORE. Sole ugent« tn Barr)’ CopqtT fpr the DETROIT A lodgment b at length gained in ,ogainat their own countrymen They tho msiii works. Major Seymour, now ,were tried by court martial and found tery of voltigcure found entrance owing to the death of Ransom, leader (guilty. Tbo** that deeertod before the through a breech in tbcv couth wall of of the Dlh, lieut. Reed of tho 11th, and ,war were limply branded upon tho bare the enclosure. Ho was followed by Liout. Gantz of the 7th are the first 1back by baring the letter " D” burned officer* to gain a firm footing alone. isto J the flesh with a hot iron. They on a run frqtu th* mill They darted Reed snalche* the banner of hb regi- iwere then Mt at liberty. Fifty others from tree to tree protected by the bodies ment and swinging it alofL- tn th*, act • of tho huge cyprees and poured' in a of doing this a Greaser with a long |ty suffered the penalty of their crime* knife aims a deadly blow at hb back. ।at Son Angelou tho 10th and 11th and deadly fire u[«>a the enemy. With Casey at our head we advanced The throat b warded off by a friendly ;30th al Mexroac on th* 18th of Septemto the wall, but out-stripped tho pion­ bayonet that M-nds the enemy writhing 1 eers with tho ladders Fur a tew min in the dust Seymour reache* the flag­ staff of the enemy and hsuh down their । colon. Bat th* battk b not over. Be­ Iowa with hands pinioned and halters low and inrido the works tbo ronflirt .about their necks. They were then in­ rage* fearfully. But wo combat ** on formed that they might be spectators bring pfootd wo raado a nuh for tho tho roof of a powdrr hoiuc. The works of the straggle at Chapultopoc, and that top of the walk. Those forcmort were around us are ruined—there b death the appearance of tho stars an t stripes met by the en*my and hurled headlong below and above us. Thry will not de­ □I oa tho casdo was th* signal for 'their and bleeding to the ground. Shot and stroy their friends for tho sake of injur­ shell an I band grenades fell among U> ing their foe*. The prisoners taken are MATTINGS, like had. Soaso of the latter, with foe not few—they are quickly disarmed smoking, were hcKilv caught up and and retained under guard just at oar J enemies may hurled bock over the walk to explode ha-frl' UTH0LSTSRSD GOODS, among their owner,. A footing on the perish widi u, should an explosion en­ wall w'.a at length gained. Wo wore sue. Thon resisting wo press closely then aoo* orcr, and removing perctu- and give nu tim* to ignite th* jweparcd ■oa cape, guro all who faced us a hasty trains. A few attempt it, bat they fail NOTTINGHAM LACES, touch of the cold steal. Tbo burwing before the mertil«M* steel end water of howitair rtadls, the alinrp crack of with their blood the powder they vainly rifle*, tha thunder of tho heavy gun* in attempt to Are. At every turn a wall tho caitie above ua, tho loud about* of of lances confront u% Sword* flush in air and clash against encountering stool, bayonets eroes. tancro gleam and OBASJI JtAPTDS, MICHIGAN shrieks of tho wound*!, a* the ohtter- rifle* are clubbed. The i» fight man­ tag and eruihing alerl boro down its fully. Itb a tai*, great straggle for wntiling rictima made th* tight and ft* fofenro of th* cityi Th* heavy sound of th* conflio* anpallmg. For to gun* alone commanded ths Usort of ' tbs tho west and approaching th- cornmoc capital nod once in our hands thoh renter toward which al! were tending, wo saw the colore of tho 9th an1 lUlh regiment*, and hasrd tho loud about* of th. New Englandera *« shoulder to shoulder widi the Burkcyo Boys they STOVES, WOODLAND PARLORS, RUBBER BELTING AND FAIRBANKS SCALES. Give u» a call a» yre ){fil| ppt be undcrpoW. er*Ts CITY PAINT STORE! coaeiss how* a PAINTERS; Painta, Oils. VarniriyM. Mixed Paints. ^rushes, and Ar-. tiA Materials, Wail Paper, Window Shades, Sign & Ornamental Painting, GOODYEAR 4 STRIKER. Hastings, Mich. Through the sulphurous smoko of battlo were seen tho forms of Andrewa Ransom, Howard and Pillow, shouting and urging their foUow«ro up tho n»oenL Now an efisw falk bleeding fr.m bi* horse. Aide* and officer,; rush to him nad fo h homo upward in their ana*. Another manly figure osar, in MUSICAL! asBttagMggd TATLOI A FIKLKT MCAN. JUL— �Which was expected to render this re- I •ult certain; yet the first trial tire proved thia an error. The dlstricl Mi­ Counties (usually I 1.000 majority) has. Senator, with a Ke, atoiKaii e.dd and Infiriia many years and there k no ----- ---• doubt ho states the facts, and they are tri« MOlposed of Luaerne, Pike, and horrid elmovt beyond hutnsa conception. Monroe CwmUea-Mnally Demueraito Mxxomisu, Mieb., OoL 11, *71. by at least 3,000 has sleeted Harriet. per curvuncy in vnnrmcu* quantities whu-b io to I m loaned to working mn ; BcprtUlcaa^rer CoUtna. who wa* boltto abolish “cuetom houses" and all ©th­ While you have brem occupied tai' the wible work of lurnishing relief to th* • rely afflicted juqile of tho neigbUr. .r city of Cbteago, large sretfana of -wn Stats w«re being duvastetod by Oi. •>»* kterihle scourge of fir*. Several counties havo been almost entirely mined, thriving cities, towns and viliage* bare been reduced to aahaa; mill*giving vmptoynter.t end aupjort to hundred, of famibra whole townships Of valuable timber, dwelling*, bams, crop* and property uf evwy Aewrri ption, have l>*oa totally des boyod . Th* destraction of both life and proper­ ty haa been appalling; thousands of oar dtiwius have been renderod house. Ue* and hoatetoe*, and are deatituto of th* absolute WKMariee of life. Tho caltmity which ha* befallen uur people, terrible as it wonlfl be at any other time, i* doubly so at tho eotnimmcemeat of tbc approaching mctemenl ma­ son at th* year, and calls most earnestly upon evary eitizen nf the State, who ha* racopad thb sad disaster, to contribute promptly and liberally toward the relief of these, our suffering fellow -missus. sir eboeen by some 1S.WB m Jonty. And they do not (ua tn Ohio) i.wa their san-e-.- to their opponent-.* weakntei, without taxoe, and huw the "State" u slues tbeir Democratic eompeUtora.are to au|*ply food and ciuihos, whore ao one ia bound to work or to obey, is not sta­ ted. The latest philosophy ia. "let eve­ ry man und wviuau bv a law unto himself"—Wheu we sue to many real grievanuea and evils that can be trowlied, it Iowa waa certain to go Republican make* our heart bleed to see my follow by a large majority, and baa disappoint­ meohanics give heed to those mad theoed no one. Though no Bepreeeutatn e* in Coogrvm were to be chosen, her ma­ jority is nearly /up to her mart - to.oon. It may be regarded a waste of time to On the whole, the Republicans have aey one wurd in esriaus refutation of done nobly In tbc October Elerttous. tkoeo rommunistfo •rrota and ypt they Aiul Um omec. ore good for November. look so dazriing to tho dreaming youth, and er* urgml under so many pleasing THE REPUBLICAN PARTY THE dilutees, that a few word* ot exphuusWORKIMOMArs PBIEMD. tion may not be out of plan* When­ ever you decree that tho man who does two day*' work in cue, or who, by a •uccjesfal invention which has cwt him But tho workingmen moat look to year* of toil, shall bay* no other reward themselves individually, far the attain­ eioept hi* living from day to day. de­ ment of a higher degree of proepnrty ; stroy all motive for exertion, and, there­ fore, general laziness and rareloasueaa State, and to political action aa the chief take* the plate of *ncrgy II i* prover­ means of railing them to a greater level bial U.*t lb* Government cannot get its, of prosperity arw doing tbo laboring men work done a* cheaply and .fliL-ietitly as wry groat injury. So that contract, are private corporations, because tho qjeeiifovred ; so that life and property am mect of »ell-int<ro«t is wanting, both in secure; so that every yvuag naan la free­ ly to learn any trade, ar enter any vo­ cation be please*, and every man is al­ uiuat aggrniauxl form of the *y»0ni"f lowed to change that vocation at will; State remi-B oomplainad of. Thu* all from the pfaysicial laboring elate than they ought to pay ; ao that' it nrovides them with a complete end hoc system of ..-duration—taking the dtiM from tbo primary school and advancing him to tho grammar and high school, and finally sending him to the Euiveraity wit bout any charge of tuition ; the State has dram all that it ought to du as an organised corporation Franklin has well said, ** velvet, scar­ let and satin put out the kitchen fire." Inorder that contribution luav be •* You cannot bare your loaf and eat it dietributed judiciously aad wisely, it has been deemed beet *.s appoint two reoervod capitalist, securing a homo of "State Relief Lbmmiltee*,” cue of three your own, and bevumo a self-emjdoyer 1. cated ia the dtv of IMrost. and com­ by your owu detonninatiou, • jwreevwrposed of the following named pcrnoui: once, oconomioBl habits, arid fidelity. C. M- GARRISON. Chairman CMABLES KElJjUGG, Traosarer. Every man must work out his own sal­ vation. A careful oomparieo > of all GEORGE McMILLAN The other in th* city of Grand Rapid* claseeo of labor, the wagve |«id, end the ccnip-red uf the following named par­ coat of board, made by David A. Welle, tbs late Commissioner of tbo revenue, chows that everr mat. engaged ia a meHON. THOMAS D. GILBERT, chaaieel employment, and having ooaHON. WM. A. HOWARD, HON. N. L AVERY stant work to do, can eave two hundred HON, HENRY KRAUCK, dollar* a year without infringing upon GAIT. ROBERt COLLINS. ■It is requanud that mewey, clothing, able ctothei, wboleemne food, a good food or bed-ling be forwarded to or.r or roam, paper*, tnagjxitie* end lecturers, tbc other of three eotumiUce*. a. tusy ansi have- all the <rth*r comfort* n*c*»be the must eoavenient to the donor*. •ary to a prqgvesira and eWiieed man, The State Ctenmittoro will appoint one and yst can save two hundred dollar* or more persona in the several countie*, per year. It ia true, no aUowoaee ia to whom ccntributiona from the town­ made for tobacco el tewing, cigar-e.aoking. ship* may be sent, and by whom they grog-drinking, end various kinds of ex­ will be transmitted to oaa of the Stale pensive sprvee and amusements ; but the jeopteof Mfchigan hare been, and prob­ ably will continue to bo made from oth­ er blalrs. such cannot he dopeuded upon, rrliana- must bo placed mainlv upon the people uf our own Commonwealth. 1, therefore, appeal to tbo people of Michigan to moot this *mcrge»r»' *ith a degree uf promptness and liberality noeaured only by the urgent neceestteeo THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS Iowa. 40,000. . Ohio. 25,000. Pennsylvania, 15,000. (inn Banal*.—Late dispatches any the health sf Quaes Victoria is improv­ ing. That tie Maxieet—Jfomnoer at The following hotter from Hon. E. 8. IngriU of Menominee, to Gov. Baldwin deocriptkM of the terrible sufferings of ths people of KoMh-rti Wisconsin, and law* which toad to destroy th« motive* uf exertion*, destroy exert iou itself; and Jetfrroon well eaid, “ that uatiog ia govwroed beat which is governed least." but all tho settlement! for a distance up th* river, including oae mill, (my own.) and through the Birth Creek settlement were- totally destroyed, not leaving a house, born, fence or stack, and hardly an aaimal Ws hare brought in anil buried yesterday and to-day about 14 taen. women and children. Many oth­ er* are missing, and undoubtedly lie trust tbo appeals may not be in vain. Barry County ought to do much. As yet our people ore doing very Utile Who will move in tho matter without delay. Now that tho generous and unirenia, response to the apjioal for aid to Chica­ go ba* mot, for the prresmt at least, tho needs in that dirvetiuu, wo ore glad to note, not only eithfn the border* uf our own State, but in New York and risewhsre, a prompt desire to cotne to tho aid uf tho peuple of this btate, who that ore alive, 100 and upward, many of whom are horribly burnM, and are ren­ dering tb*m all th* care possible AU ar* stripped of every dollar's worth of property, except what they havo for their Ixxiies, and soma have ncx^to nothing on, ths fire pnaeing over their* farms, leaving literally a blackened waste. If this calamity had visited us okut elsewhere, may hare sumo intellionly, wo could well have mot the pecu­ gvut untteratnndiug of tho amount uf niary call upon us, but before tbo tire aid nevded fur our Mishigan sufferers, reached U» it hail [Kissel over tlu* fann­ it would be wall to state succinctly what ing aettkmeute arid village of Prehtigo is known ia regard to the nxtent of the and village of Menekaumc, ua the Wis- iI lueses in Micbigau. I In tho first place, it must be said that the reports which have cornu in do not , I by any means represent tho total disas| ter. Many intenpr towns and tracts of >oountry in the northern pert of the Stalo havo doubtless suffered, from which we liavo uo news whatever/ the usual difficulty arid delay in learning . , । • I ing than the muaqurtoe and the Canada thiade, and yet they thrive. So it is j with men, their diffen-noo in usefulnoas and power are very great, their earniugs, therefore, are different, and their ■ I Maxico.—A special dispatch from the CttyoT Mexico, dated Ort. 2d, at ln o'clock a. at., bring* the exciting InteHlgenre that the malronteute at the Mexican capital, beaded by Ute noted chief Gen. Negrete, hare actaully ris­ en, and, aided by liberated prisoners, have .i/rrled the citadel. But, aa we mlxbl expect, the Government baa been found strong enough to crush their do­ ing, and the young rebellion waa earnmarilyqiMncbed. The promptneM with which tho newly reconstructed Govern- The publication, yesterday, of the res­ olutions of delegates who withdrew from ths B«g>ubUcaa Convention at Syracuse . rraia.—A dtapaieh from Pcsth that the people of Ogulln. a town noris, are In tevult on accountpf er, and apparently some will be cripple* and blind fur Ufa., Anything the: can bo sent—flour, luw-f, vl< tb<* old or new. for men. wo­ men and children—will be acceptable. Sjweislly are they destitute of clothing, for none have more than the clothe* on their backs, aad a* the fire approached them in the night, wbsa all were ia bed, it found them eeaatily clothed indeed. It view of the great calamity of the burniag of Chicago our case m*y seem raid!, but to these sufferer* who have got a winter starring them in the fare. strong, and afford to the weakest human have all these, would not be a good dti- i being the mean* of solf-developmenL— arn or a wealthy man if he had an in­ W* must try to aid every man. woman come of numy thousand a year Self and child to become aa useful and great indulgent and sensuous men can aquan- aa its native power* admit, and this ia the only posoiblo solution of the lalror problem Fellow laborer*, if there are other practical reraedi**, which you, can sug­ In addition to perwmal eeouomy, and gest it is your duly to bring them to that earnest conscieusasse of duty aad light If you can suggest any addition­ paroevartca* which is willing to make al duties for the State, any additional self sacrificM for future independence, methods by which each person can bo there is another read running parallel mad* belter, wiser, greater, more honest, with this to speedy offluenco. He who industrious er frugal, if you can add to can do anything, no matter holt small a hi* mlf.reepoct or self-devetoping power thing, a little bettox. than any one elec, by any additional duty, safeguard or Mad never Jfv, fhg be will ba out of employment, it is not only your priv­ onploymeut or that he will not receive ilege, but your duty to present It for very high reward fat lu* labor. Thu public discussion Notma thought tho city was in ipecial danger unul 10 or 11 o’clock, but at that time a strong wind setting in from the woods, tho fire swept over the <nty with wonderful rapidity Th. whole of River street. Eighth, and in fact the main part of the city was soonin flamas. Not a building oa those two important streets oeonjied, except one «r taro near tho long bridge. Laks View House went next, and then the fine Cilv Mills of Workman, Geerlings A Co. This mill was cue of tbo lar­ gest ia the Btnta. and waa a magnificent argbi when mvefopnd in flamoa tho SUPERIOR, M‘ SHERRY AND STATES)! N CR AIN DRILL Kalamazoo and Ann Arbor WHEEL CULTIVATORS PLOWS J.VIl (.ISThW.S SAWING <kmiNE8, and the largut stock of \ E. P. BURRALL. Office in John Weisertt’s Hani ware Stare, BroWn'* New Dl.-k. ItepuUicaAs at th* C.fiUL The fizzle, they think, would U> sufficiently appar­ ent without this public acknuwledgo- nearly all their follower* were taken taeot,a«id slance might have been better. priaonrra. A lew eeeaped to tbc moun­ tains. Insurrectionary manifestoes were Il baa just transpired that in June lp‘acanled In Agram. hut the recall of Minister Catecasy was requ<-*ted by I'reeidetil Grant. The Czar .elicited that be bo tolerated until the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis had and Germany were signed In Berlin, to-day. and that SI. Pouyer-Qucrtier will leave that etty to-morrow for Taria. ■ The Radical Journals are unanimous I In their censure of tlx appointment of Pcrier to the Ministry of the Interior, ! and accuse M. T blare of pretending to son far this ha* not been announced ; but the I'reeaient and secretary of State it i* stated, bold neither personal tux Wc have a Full Line of BLACK SILK which wc arc Belling nt very low figure*. Bgiin.—A dispatch from Madrid, do­ ted the l-'.th Inst, says the rupture b** < tween the adherents of Benc^v S^gssls j and ZorrillsIs complete. Tbc Itepnbli I can* are said to be ripe for an offensive | mouted by th* fir* itself. But what u k*uwn call* for wide-etmad symjiethy Minister^ • and immediate practical aid. The President returned to Washing­ On tho I.ake Huron shorn, and in th* Baginaw valley, tbo low* ha* t.oen sw.’ep- ton in giLd hral'h last evening. All classes uf Utt ciliaeM welcomed hits, torero, donato.1 by the pooplo of Green Bsy, Appleton, Oshkosh, end other Mr*. Graaf, Miss Nellib and Jeeee Grant towns of Wisconsin, arrived, aad this arrived to-ro vestenlay morning. has temporarily relieved us or to their llorati* Bolster's second trial for the want*. Wa can tor tno pnwent keep tourdir of bunny Janies is now progress­ ing her- The eridencu an both sides utilitarian and communistic’ philosophers could re-create the earth, they would level th” cliffs of Rocky Mountains, and convert our swamps an J lakes into pota­ to patches; they would abolish both the torrid aad frigid son— and have the teaijvraturo regulated by * grand ther­ mometer.' But. fortunately or not, the earth Exists with all its inequalities of sorises and temperature, and mankind man who ha* the reputation of a good The reesedies which we may suggest do mechanic, aad doae every job catr usted out exclude oib*rs ; Lui let each workto him with fidelity. wUl always be.vsg- ingnmn consider w.U how far lu> has •rly sought after and obtain togher availed LimswU of th* rcmudute already within his reach. The preend i* the t differently or elovealy. We once knew only time within our reach ; the past a nwia who had the roputatiou of being cannot be recalled ; the future may nev­ a skiUfal white-washer, aad repairer uf er be our*. Thu*, we urge most earnest­ rain Water cisterns, and of minding ly upon sack and all-not to fix tlirir plastering, chimneys, Ac., and humble eyes upon the "good time coming," to a* this calling wax he had cngsg.-mn.i. far Ate whafo **mm>, far day* aad week* Do not trr to recap* from duty fcnm ahead, white other men could swreely cora, from labor ; but meet each day’s find a job uf work to do. Every me demand, with rrecJutfon, and let it be th. cbanic ought to take a prifo in this call­ law of year faarily, ao thoroughly iming. Mt by mere talk end prodamarion praared that it will Mt be disputed and but by actual practical feeling sad work­ infringsd, that in time of health sod ing. He should form aseoeiaiioM with steedr employment aamethiag for the brother mechanics foe the puipoee of ftriar* must be saved. O, bow much of rmsing his craft to higher drill in order misery, uf wretebedaere and pein would : that they may import to eaoti other new b» averted, if aS claa<a of eociety woaid MtennpUtoda measure which would nity, thought it prudent to have him re­' fsttaC^he exchange of commerce between moved from the prison to th* lanaiis , and other rieantrie*. Thai the asylum. They deny the truth of th*' ditf-reucca bctwve* employer* and ovncurrent charge* that neatly «50.0(W vu 3 ployed at Newcastle mu far from a contribated by the gambler*-of the coun-' trv to be used in procuring his acquits). It is true, however, that a Isrgu indsx of roughs of that coder her* latterly honored Washiugfaa frith fadir preseorr, and have mads the air at thd .hi-, tel*, in street can Ac., resound with The strike, therefore, continue", and praises of Dirdin and denunciation of threatens to be attended with serious his victim; and it is not attempted to be disturbance*, and that Her Britannia denied that the principal evidence on M*j«'y's training-ship Rarer ha. sg*ia too Carpenters tools are especially which justification and self defease was needed, and nails and glass. Lumber I been damaged by a cullision •won all ran ham. shelter. Ths ptoriaions should be of ths noli last kind that and ‘hat tho testimony oa the trial will bear shipment-such as beef, pork, allowed wonderful discrepancies with lard, flour, ate. that brought out prior to his eommitment. These significant tacts together with tho general feeling of antipathy on tho part of gnmblcn towards 41cUnder this beading: th* jUcfriutr and Corihy siace ho caused aoren << their Tniex of Monday cohtaine tho loltow- detis to be broken ujs bare doubtless iug Ediimial, that more concisely than resulted in the reports of money imaur other wo bars aeon give, tbo fosse* pswperiy usmI. the Uwth of which it ia at Michigan by the recent terrible Gr­ probably iiirpowrilde to proro. and the terrible suffering* of tbo houae- earth, the Land or the eea, climate or temperature, animal* «t man, wc so* everywhere the must astounding differ••ncM and inequalities. Difference of j of light, motion, distance of aixo among . I the stars, inequalities—such ns mountoins, swamps and lake* on the land, tbo bunting sands of tits Sahara, and tho ievlwrgs uf Greenland. The same astoundms dilforcacxit a.-. niUong animtls and plants. What can bo more annoy- rill be st Grand Haven to-r.igbA Orto* bar IB, a good load of relief whieh will go to Manistee a* soon as wind- and weather permit*. Zs tfarty days ereurawfretaHi rstt t*si pfr«u If Mttrr, mH WWW. Aftar that!dato wt.pliro will ha re to- be curried by wagvn* 80 mile*, frun. Whito- The Gtannnn War has forced the French to put a heavy export K»g*l . - will bo rcfaeinbcred that Iw w. emir (onwcu-d ; but obtained Sfivwtul iwominent citirena of North Cafrdina ore at pn-acut in Washington only are their home* destroyed, but the including jlon. Clinton L. Cubb, M. C. large mills in which many of them and lion. Nathaniel Boyden ex-lf. C< found employment are alao burned. It is aulLcvitativoly stated that the N. C.( Th* people are thus out only without DcmocncJ are greatly chagrined at the homes, but without the- posubilitv of earning a livelihood. They can find no defeat they sustained last August in the subsistence in the region where they call fur a (fonventioa. The oldest and have fired, and evety avenue of trans­ best of the conservative citizens, who portation ia crowded to its utm-uC capac­ hare afiliatrd with tbc Democracy hen,-. ity in bringing destitute refugee* Iron lofiire, are fast deserting that party, am! 1L Tbo same is true, bat in a slightly are in favor of Great fc. fi*aifrat Th* Court modified tense, of the Western |«rt of recent Ku-Klux developmu. th* Btato, where tho thriving towns of i at Raleigh has had a teadeucy to an..— MtuuU-o and noliatul, an J tlm little the mudernie men, whosa only refuge* j>ort sf Giro Haren Hot* been utterly of safety new is in the Republican pardestroyed, and largo tracts of land laid desolate. Beside* thoac points there is Moat of the pruonen recently con­ great loss in the interior portions of the State, cf which probably we shall never victed at Raleigh, filly-thro* in number, hare adequate acruunta, as it would loft that city on tho 5th inat, and asveral need a reporter in every square mile to of them p*s*.-d through Baltimore yes­ gaihee up the detail*. It is a moderate estimate to my that, terday on lleir way to the Xlbany Penin the loaslitie* already beird from, at ilen tiary. Some of ths convicted par­ least Jilt ]> oido are now home- ties who were duped by their leaden were let off with a light fine or a -few months impritonment, while the leaden . themselvee such as R. A. Shotwell who । ' . New Advertisements. ] ; 5 DRA BROW* M dbfr, j■ OMatorATHIO'rtil«.*as *>4 (Urawo. I: tes io ete r. O .UeiMuic. Hs*Ma«* Mly< J | Barlow & Goodyear. The best place in the ‘ ' (toveil. I Mr«*v As sad sroaial tto UwOa A ’ I COfJTV- GROCERIES in at ,t|ie beW brick store of Hon. Wat. H. Sowarl who returned on TueOdny last from a vuyar. Of M.Ol-O mill* around tho globe is reported to bo in tbo best of health an-1 spirita Ilia hands, jartisily paralysed far some time are much better and tie now hoj>ea aeon to fully regain their use. The laurels of the vcnareble functionary aad aekolar form a new page in the history of returned pubbe men. The Secretary uf tho Treasury is busily engaged in tbo performance of hi* onerous duties at tbo Department. He ia looking well again, having reov- WIfiCOMBU. trnrtnd while on bis late visit to Ohm. Neman in tho ooiMtry'w«ks didder nor carve lee* for tho fling* that ar* made at him by those who envy him tho pocifioa wide* io now gvaerrily a*L corded to him of being tbo groatMt foutiM-urr of tho prevent generation. He pay Cash for our Groceries, we p Cash, for Produce, and veil for Cash Pfife nt very lowest rates. �Bah***.' Tit* R.*r»>»ucAit LAR Mf TMMt •uro juddofg: I Purauant to a call issued by Mayor ' Goodyear, a meeting of tho ci turn, of.। Hasting* was held at tho Court House but evening, to toko measure., for tha relief of the p^ple of Manistee. Hol­ The all alworinng topic—fire I land and other places in our State, which Fu*e ia tbeIng woods are raging with have suffered by tho late Are. H. A. .Goodyear waa called to tho chair, and J. R VsnVelscr was elected Gold ns 1.4. ms vs: - GREAT WESTERN railway. rr—. Uar n;,. “L . .BsatsMtw ►MAIMIC. (J RANI) TRUNK RAILWAY ^^S^SSWSSSt-Ste: Wm. H. Jewell moved that a Com­ Urge quantities of apple, are being mittee of three, with R. J. Grant as slipped from this place. Chairman, l>o appointed to draft suitable Several of our citizena havo visited resolution*, which motion prevailed.— Chicago since the great fire The Chair appointed aa such Committee Junes H. Stone, of the Kalamuoo R. J. Grant, R. B. Wightman nnd Wm. TZayr^k, has roturnel from his Euro­ n. Jowell, which Committee reported pean trip. . tho following resolutions which were A Maine damsel rowed fight miles in unanimously acoepteJ and adopted : an hour and a quarter. IFsar.w*, Tn view of tho terrible cal­ amity by fire that has befallon many I-ate file* from European paper* com­ ment most favorably on tho appoint-meat of .the London firm of Henry Clew* a-Uo., 01 banker* abroad for all foreign reuntrics of the U. 8. Govern­ ment and the Treasury Department, in place of Boring Broo. • It is true that no feeling but the ut­ most cordiality of spirit exists between those two rcprreentiro banking bouae*. The pubbo pleasure grounds within It i* nut true, that Borina Bro*, have London now-romnriee about thirty.fire hundred apes, while those ia tho sub­ urb* amount to ten thousand acres mor*. Of the former tem* fourteen hundred acre* are in public squares. • Au Iddisna cooper showed n pecutisrity of Hoosier calculation the other day by putting hie little boy inside a oask to THE GRANDEST AJSTD MOST STUPENDOUS ENTERPRISE; .?82ssv«ans5Sr*“~ A whole Library ia itoelf fttsjysskswwa write tec List of Letter* remaining in the Po*tOffioe, Oct 18th, 1871. ir!f00A“‘.9artert A,?°" Bfoeriey, Jahl Kris. O. F. Packard, Robt A. Yeetoy, A,btr‘ lUehardv, Elisa­ beth Robinson. ' Direct your letter* Io No. of 1*. O. Box No Oourt next weak, tbe term will bo adjourned to November 18th, without tho transaction nf any bmoMes. .( ----------- 7 Xi :: iL ***»■ •« u-i •!— more, valuable of tho works of the age, including Stribcsr’. Monthly. A man named John Moore haa been committed for trial at tho ensuing term of tlie Cliidon Cihroit Court, charged with bunaiag Senator Chandler’s lam «»*.: 13 Iuxxxai.—Nearly one handrod dol­ lar. waa donated by tbe Odd FeDows of Hasting* Lodge No. 68 to aid in the erection at building for the Widow and Oiphan's Home at Tensing. If IL lw ar. Michigan Central R. R. old, Thurtday “ 26th, Charlotte, •' - Friday “ 27th, Tn Nxw Frau.—J. W. a C G- Bent­ ley; mantafaetuKr* of sash. door*, blind* and moldincs. and everything <4--, uro so busy sailing molding* that they can­ not write for tho local column thin week atLiasii ano Diaicr Boon. . A Magnificent Circus! THREE BIG TENTS! the angels than the prettiest young Allow living. You can are that hi* broad breast is a pillow for somebody'* bead, aad that little finger* pull hi* Three Seperate Shows all for One Ticket! WONDERS OP ART AND NATURE I COMPLETE AVIARY AND ANIMAL KINGDOM I in pursuance of the resolutions to ap­ married man,"—Ittca 71mm. point a Committee in each Ward of tho ■ To which a crusty old bachelor । City and each Town ia the County to , kpontli “Jc* so. Wo know of »or @5,000 in Greenbacks! Detroit responds nobly to the call* up j on her chanty from all sections of tho ' State as well as from Chicago. Two car loads of relief, under charge of Mr. Ran ■ . som Curtis passed over tbo Detroit and MiBwnukeo, on Saturday, to Grand Hav­ en and theee supplies will go to Manis­ tee by Englcmann Steamer or Goveroment vresel. The relief included provis­ ions, blanket*, mattrreu's clothing, nmouting in value to 83,000, and Mr. Curtis has 82,000 in cash. An old man. living in this City, who fa in tho habit of visiting “ grog ebon*’’ too often for hia own good, went home tbo other aght a tittle “ too frill,'’ «»d '* thinking tri hie head in the morning," was found at a torr early hour rattling away at tbe door of a well-known vender of ■‘rot-gui’* tor admiseioc, when a neigh­ bor of hia naked him why he waa oat so early, »*‘d- *• Oh, my old woman was sink aU night, and 1 must go in hero and irtEwar' r dcute living on Hanover and East Green streets cotn^Iled to build sld- J walks and keep them in rrj-alr. white , eorao of tbdr neighbors arc not-obllged l to bulid any at all—for instance, a cer• tain dealer in •• forty-rod,” who owns a j house on Hanover street, which be ■ rents for a gocxl round price, and who 1 ha* thus far secoped the a<Mb<?rlty of i cur “ City father*.” while the ownor* of u lots adjointag are made to build good i walks. Will the Committee on 8!de> walks please took after such favored ‘ * ‘ Great Pacific Menagerie & Circus I WUOLt lUMBEkOIOSSU Oim, IXW! "ata PE1FECT ZOOLOIICAL AND EQNESTABIAI •ANIZAT1OI! Nunn ao GbaxdI Non no Oosnranim I Non ao WOOL t’UIIIMi Britt. Auxin—Tho Grand Rapids Business College is still ahead. Prof, tvwensberg having carried off the first Premium* at tho Great Union Fair in this city and at tbo State Fair at Kslanuizuo, for plain business and off-hand Prepare Ymlra ti»tie Lanai Cnccn bM Make way for tbo 850.000 ELEPHANT, EMPRESS! The Wonder and Admiration of the World and Harvel of the 19th Century. 11 feet 4 Inches high; Regis­ tered Weight 0 ton* 480 pounds; Aged Years Experienci A VaxaaAhi.K Patiuot.—On Mon. । day, Mil. Hkmmv Picnti.t. ot Yanke,ths Common Council a; their meeting Spring*, a soldier of tbe War of 1812, cm Monday evening, but none 'are who has raised a family of IS children, i built. Cane, no action by tho aged 86 years, and probably the oldest tn*n in tbo County of Barry, visited our; affloe, having walked from his borne, WaxTxn.—Five or six bbl*, of Rox­ a distance of tew mile*. During the p»*t Thousand* of Spanish lillic* are now bury or Gulden Rnaeet Apple*. Any rens—■ thl. War patriot has worked a i floating on tha Gulf titream. of our patrons will Cud a customer by farm of forty sere., raised some 900: They are commencing to plant Ea*tbudtels of com and various other crop., I calling on the editor of the Baaxxa. and put In 12 acre* of wheat. Tide man j ern oyster, in Oregon yntereWo also want on subscription, some tan baa always been a Whig or a libpabliPrussia has three times m many ag­ bushel* each of Corn, Oats, and Back- oan, which with tile war reoord and a ricultural societies as England. good conscience, Cnakre his old age A Frenchman Ln* made n sewing I muchinc that ie driven by clock work. Tear as-To J. X Emory, Eeq., of I*. 8, Since writing the above, wo President Gowen, of tho ■ Reading Middleville for a basket of premium hare roemvea another call from this halo Railroad, haa 880,000 salary per year. Sweet Potatoes. They were excellent, old gentleman, and ho tolls us that to­ Count Otto, Birmark's son speak* En­ nnd their nsccessful culture demonstrut- day (Wednesday) ho walked from hi* glish perfectly, and is a great sports-1 For the best and cheaMft Job W'ark. Go to the Banner Office.___ t ie pa) »h • AMimmoth Menagerie! Meeting odjourned till Thursday evening to meet at tho same place. J. R. V*X Vxxsoa, Wixvxto—Wood at thia ofice. Many • ■ Secretary. rd* ore duo ua on subscription and j A Yom LiM tx Kassas, tiring of | mold bo brought in nt once. meeting tho excuse,—when urging her j poorer neighbors to attend ehureh,-" Oh । the people dress so much; I can’t afford I fete winch have been for week* raging to go in that style,’’ ha* determined to . ia the extensive |>ineria* in the north­ dress as plainly as tho poorest of thorn It was 3. W. Maynard—not May­ eastern port of the State, to far from bo- I »ecd to. ' Accordingly sbo has for tho ' wood—whs left thoee nice Shaker Rua- mg quenched, are still sweeping on kut six muutlis worn to church tho same suf. Potatoes at our sanctum, last week. with IncreoAing ficreenenwa, leaving a calico dross, costing 90 cents and a hat : black track of dreolation behind thorn. . Which coat bur 80 cent*, discarding The now bridge over Central railroad A vase area of densely-wooded territory, I glaves Thu* attired, ahc has played boon so far completed ns to admit of west of Green Bay and the dolts of, tho organ, and felt “ quite comfortable," trains crosring, and it will be entirley Ontonagon, embracing some of tho most I valuable pine forest* of Wisconsin, has । Karat. Rxmos.—During tho rebellion Sonin people lore other* eo much bet­ been desolated, and been devoured by । the flames, which have driven every liv- ' Michigan fnrnuluxl a larger number of tor than thomscl»»a that they are vastly then to the U. 8. Navy, many of whom 1 I iag thing before them. Titese hunters, i more concor ned about thear neighbor’s i whose sLifUoM indifference, a* in this ' won promotion, and all reflected credit ■ c*lw, often causes great lose of property. ■ ujK>n tho Rente. Aa all or nearly all, of , theee men are yet resident* of tho State, I Run.—The advertisement of Messrs. it has boon suggwtud that a reunion be , Scribner A Co. They publish reme of the Grani River Valley Division I Ur. n'fdnetday Oct. 25th, Vermontville, | the shorten time practicable. Caiifornki boost* the la in the work!. it contain* over 7;\00« fruit tree*. ins, H.1ST1JVGS "Taut is an expression in the fan a good married man who* hu * f wife that a bachelor cannot bare. imKST, so. । On motion a “Central Robef Commiti tee" coaaiatiug of Mayor Goodyear, IL J. Grant and R. B. Wightman wna ap। pointed to take general charge of th# i selling Wffl’SMTPlMiMIMM A Monster Museum! jituairA- --------------- :--------- istf . । g mCHIGAM CENTRAL R. R. Something New Under the Bun! . WILL EXHIBIT AT Mr. Martin, o7 Madland, died in great agony from infection from a glandercd horvo. RY ■wait arcsaa it. it is coming «2Stec~- dSWK.’iETWxa?"' «“«<» A«ry .Sk/wdsy for this week boa an extra, eontaihing a map of th. burnt diatrici of Chicago. IS®, In the World ABLEST LIVING AUTEURS. The Magnificent Street Parade. USMII, MSVIM, MOUIIIUL UUU Savage Kaffir Lions, ..'tits' t4D/.V£wt arae »fU» ! taM»WwttSnSl8jatfa*ka2^ sass lemMlsa, uabar UM* jamfe--------------- The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky ia for sale at tWO.QOO. . f----- r=”' Lake Cochituate, whkh supplitw Bos­ ton with water, is giving out. Alexander H. Stephens is now railed a •• venerable calamity.” Railway trains are io run through the Mont Gmis tunnel in twenty minute*. NEW FEATURES FOR 187S. 1st premium on Working Cattle awarded to W. P. Garrett. 8d premium on Brood Mares awarded to A M. Dowling Tbc Musical Entertainment Tuesday evoning srae quite largely attended by our beet citissna. The musical perform­ ance allowed tiiat the scholar* had thorough training. Tho Cantata of ■* Idly Boil or tbe Culprit Fay” was ren­ dered ••splendidly" for otnsteura. Sev­ eral of tha jpuag Indiso were a tittle afraid to -fat oaf thsir voioes. Still, anthawbolo, they deoerve pre fee for doing ns well as they diA Cundurango has gut to London, and ia being tested in some of the hospitals thsro in the caneo ward. English experience is said to abow that out of every thirty colt* from thorougbbred Hock but on® prove, fas’- g.trwgsjMaay HASTINGS RABBLE WORKS! Three Big Shows in One, A new stylo of fan has just appeared, mode of satin nnd laoe. whan opened, is in the shape af a butterfly. •• Wes tha Romsn matron white sous were jewwls a mother of pearls I" No, my child, the Gracchi were Cornelian* ” Lt ia propored in California to culti­ TaxAuiusx.—Wc invito tha special vate the Italian sanflower, tbe root of nttontiou of ncr reader* to the ProspeowMch fa n bulb said to bo aa nutritious tu* of n» M'*- Thia ia among tho most valuable of tbe pubiisatiuas of the eouutty, «u»d »htmld have a vwy extan­ sire cireulotioB. We furnish the Bsrmad tb-AMw tor 1872 at 86.00. AMERICAN MARBLE To the Ladies!! two tiiiiin �XEB' XI»E«THEHEXT«' ;sri Etochmter to N*w York. 386 mil*., BoBJo to New York, 423 mil*. Suspension Bridge to New Yorx 448 Dunkirk to New York, 4GO mile*. Oreland to New York, 625 mi1«, Cincinnati to N. Y„ 800 mite*, ami t* rnoti JOB D. R. COOK & CO’S Oftc* ia Hasting*. H‘e brought 25.215 package* of tea, of whu£1G,«7 pttkagy. wer. in lnn.it for Matron eiue-. .rertaad; brnide. M4 package, uf .Hi for tlx* E**t. by rail 0^22 to 27 mix* n> raaarn wm la eddinun to thi* very large cargo of Ofiler the following '.Tax Titled FOR. SALE of LAXJDS AtsnJfttUld: •l»raa A !>«»• aorahy via la* 4aas*M aara Maa* Haaaa fer ci I^BOtCMIM- A TKJII'lJrruM. Situated ia tlx* various Townships • Barry County—on* uf th* beet ASK YOUR GROCER FUJI CRUMBS 6 COMFORT! let* Tho Japan was thirtv-thre* day* ia making th* trip from ilong-Koug, and twenty-throe day* ia coming from Yokohama. The San FranriaajCYmraar(toaaritet:) net a.« it cial Herald, of Aagurt 18, atair* that UaraWlanU. Drawtag Kaaei Caaahaa ara axiaCalat VUHaa 80,(Xto ton. of tea*, rilk*. *c„ wore ^ea^m.la* Brtagvi. rmlag tfeMws* ia Va* awaiHrx abipaent to Ato*riaa from Asiatic porta at th* time of tho aadtac of EXPMNN MAIL. IM>~ Uaekx.h Im vatea th* Japan, tho greater part of whieh c* r *" ' * would probably c< mo to that city. Our trad* with Aria, by way of San Fracieco and tho Union 1'acific Railway, baa suddenly aMumed vi-ry large and grati­ fying proportion. 53313023232348023532535353 The American Washer! THEA-NECTAH la a rtc* BLACK TEA PRICE, 85-50. X3M: RUPTURE Jsifissar they w2! soon wish they were than. Show bv ywu action*'rather them your worth that yon are glad to are them Harn enough regard for youreelf to treat your gvcataM caamy with quiet politenaa*. AU petty alight* an manly mcaalaaa, and kart y*ur»«lf mare than any ano else. Do not talk about yvureelf or your family to the exclurion oi other topic*. WiAt if your are clevar, and a Htll* tuorr AQEWTS Wail TBYKAJ OF BAWLS i«C ara aaaally tii OKri! it I THE CHEAPEST W it may be interesting to you to talk over four aUmenta, bta very tiraeotne fiiA other* to listen. Mak- people think you rounder them deter and agreaablo, aad they will b* pre ;ty apt to have n ptoaaant imprnaioo CARLTUN. FOR io.so. fcdritpMplajariR. you would like to ' have them treat you Il ia much eerier to lore th* goaad opinion of people than to regain it; and when any on* do-e not cere for th* good opinion of others, he or aha ia not worthy at Mepect. Do not excw* your house, furnitnro, er th* tabla you a*! before your gu*at* It io fair to suppose tLeir vialU an to you, act to your aurrvundiage TraxSTniiniV POPERY. THEFOEOF THE L'HUJtCH. AND REPUBLIC. I 4 h 4 Pr O il Wl‘ 1! Wit! Wl,.l a haa Im. W laal ll n 4.i«| and aiaaaa to S». tla powvr,a>af«Uaai.ielaUil><)l<y. <na*>. I’ltoia. ^7*«f*■ Uy* "’k •JJ’thaj i raci.r aaaniavra -i .aalnav a aaaexaaa, iaararr «vvr U - Liar, will Mia 11a«*vav aaan^pn* laaOaa i| rr rebyKia«< a**lm niMrirwcv- C havki al Through AW/kr. m»a a. -4* WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, SHEPARD’S FAMILY BIBLE trr lk< cwr* a< all Tk'oal aa* L.a* liiem IIOAR.KXbM aa* ULCTtKATIOS «f Ik THROAT axt >a.ato*lal*iy •vtw.v*. an* -uu Mala IM aMataall. kaiaj aaall* tto preanvla aT ntut ia eaaaa af Tkiaal SiMvulur. year and two lacquer borina on top. In tbe top drawer of thi. beat wa* a metallic mirur, like oar hand-gtaaae*. In tha second drawer the kept her powdar, laint, wax. brush, tooth-powder >nd brush Two liulo drawer* earn* next; in one die had her falae hair, ar.d in tho other fancy pm*, gilt papar, and other fixing* for her hair. In the tower draw­ er waa h*r pillow, which ia placed under th* neck when aleepmg co mate, *o a* to preraat the hair from being rumpted­ It u made of wood aad eorerrd with paper oa the top. 'Ahe powdar took* like .tuxcdi, and when they uae it they mix u utile water with it and rub it io like p*= :i. and they h»r» two bruab** thatthayluae to rub it *fl. Tho paint kxAn gr«wn and tunu red when put up­ on tbc lire aad check.. CAUTION <1« aaly Walla'CarMm TaMrla COMPOUID WAHOO BITTKRS, A FAMILY RECORD. Fnaa t* e«al 50,000 REFERENCES, MrA HnufacAe. Lirer Complaint, Ferer.f Ague, Dgapepria, Worm* in C/illdrm, Pilon, Biliou* Gem­ plain tn, Im of Appetite, Erup­ tion* of tke Skin. Pimple* on tke Ate*, ernaf all IH*ea*e* of the Dtoor/,- aloo tke br.t IHuretic in Voe for Kidney Complaint*. Weak Baek. Fain in tke Loin*. County or State. Mum Suitable far tho Family, Mom Valuable tor the Studoat, Moat Inatructiro far the Teacher. Mori Appro] jiaie far the Child, Moit Uaefal for the Miniater. Moat lutereeting for the Farmer. Moat Elegant for tbe Parlor, Moat Profitable for th* Stady. Va« P1CTOKIAL FAMILY UIHLE. KNOTS UNTIED Tke Qoretand Harald, of th. 21a< in»t., stale, tha! while mt. men were cradtng a lot, they dug up fie* human akulri. and upon enrr bing further otbhunanbmw wore found in ndjooent k-cah!!-. They w*re lying about four foot Irani th* aurfaoe No signa of any wood, which VMM indicate at any tim* tbe nrwneo of a rolfin. ware no'iced. Them wen, bo«.».r found with thorn a tic cam. much reeembliag that now rued MW? n^mwst ISTORV OF THE WARINEUROK THE GREAT CAUSE ■laaarar 1*0 Sea aafnt.an J Labia 4 Iaai4.au la tk* Wav, aa* la Cka aalv trrUKXTIC a*4 OFFICIAL hi.tor. a« leaaOicl Atnl. ar* axol.af xrlik aa aJc'i'l ii teak Xag'uii OKJniJKEJrTJlL 1 REE Exnalsattm of Taubors far Barry County, BUI Swiss, CAUTION JURUBEBA. Michigan _Exebsnge. 11 r! LTOM. ww-w< FOR £ALE ’’•wv-wrw''- ussssrasg SJSxKSS ilhwwC .S*«teUw .tub. At Orangeville, Ott. 6th “ Ilaeuog*. Oct 0th. and Nor. €tto « Amyri*, Ort. I3tb-Eni* School House. AiNarixvdla " 17th. HUMAN MI8EBY. tW JniFeMwM. tea Iteala* Fn*e all aril* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-10-25.pdf a111ae186d00781f799bf6f14d95b7ce PDF Text Text Th« The Banner Com, VOL. XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25 1871. Wwnl apt Uttes Ci& NO. 26. ged manner. He saw in the eyse of tbs boys that there was mischief brewing. He did not darn sit dawn fa Ids ehair for fear of a pin. Everybody looknd solemn. Ralph lifts 1 the lid of his desk, “Bow-wow! wow-wow r It was the voice of an impup,, ud U» .ebool poM OUR ACOR A bead wind—A raoeso Home bAod-Thechildmu. troying the poor racooon. When Bull at lost seized tho raccoon and put an or-dtoiL Ralph could not but admire the decided way in which ho did it, calling to mind Bud’s comment: “Whan Bull once takes a bolt, heaven and yoxth can’t make him let go." But as they walked borne, Bud taxryina tho raccoon by tho tail, Ralph felt that his hunt had not been in vain. Ho fapciod that eves rod-eyed Bull, walking uncomfortably cloeo to his boobs reepestsd him mono since ho bad climbed that tree. "Party peart kind of a master,” re­ winter. They’d pitch you out of doors, sojny, neck and baeb, afore Christ­ marked tho eld man to Bod after Ralph had gone to bed. “Guow you better be mas." The young man, who had walked tea a Ht& easy on him. HoyF* But Bud deigned no reply. Perham mtlre to get the school in thia district, and who had been mentally reviewing beosuse ho knew that Ralph heard his learning at every step ho took, trem- । ths coaveraatiou through the thia par­ tition. Ralph Hartwok grow rad in the face •ing lost the committee should find that . Ralph srolw flighted to fiod it ram­ when he saw the puppy. But the oool, tag. Ho did not want to hunt or fish repressed, bull-dog mood ia which ho had kept himself saved him. Ho lifted “old Jack Means," who waa the first tho dug into his arms and stroked him trustee that be lighted on. The im­ i until the laughter *ub<idi * * pression made by there ominous re­ 1 solemn and set way, he » mark. was emphasizMl by tho glances । “I am sorry,” and h<l which ho received from Jack Moans' two I the room with a ateady, sons. The older one eyed him from the I top of his brawny shoulders with that I Means.” and "old Jfiri Means," and Bis ryhody felt that tbara wai amiable look which a big dog turns on I| Means, listened with gnat eyes white tag—“1 am sorry that any scholar in n little ono before slinking him. Ralph I| he told of Sinbad's adventures, of the thia school could be so mean”—the word Ilerteook bad never thought of bring 1 Old Maa of tho Sea. of Robinson Cru­ was uttered with a than, emphasis, and measured by tho staadara of murein. soe. of Captain GnlBver's oporiouces alLtho big boys felt sun* thorn would bo Thia notion of booling education ' into in lillput, and of Baron Munchausen’s a fight with Bill Moans, perhaps with Bud—“could be eo os aw as to—sut up young uvagoe in spite of thomtelves, his Inlitr in such a jJace as that 1" dulled hi. ardor There was a long, deriavo laugh. By one stroke Ralph liad carried the PARLOR A crop far breakfast—Hash. “•Dj alav^-Printor’s devils The war measure-A line of battle. The raw material—Underdone steak. PUaaont ehock in lifo-Bank cheek. A mere nutter of fcm-cm'Ing a Salter :rA LEADING STOVE, Arriving tn^syt^imajsnj • i’nti.will SIUS'l to ■•erasfrj WE KEEP THE CAMELIA cant glances of the buys. Hartecok de­ fected tho |K-rpotrntor of the joke, and with the bard and dogged look in bis ' eyoa. with just sucn a*-look as Bull would give a puppy, but with the utmost suavity ia his voice, ha said : | nted for stealing st Kansas City, , AJVilliam Means, will you be so good ras a bod little boy, aged ten. , as to put this dog out of doom ?’ ' When is the most dang-roue tin st day lever seed!" B.I1 iait ia the country 7 When the gher complius.nL u» shooting and the buB-rusboe o wanted was to make a It’s a nice thing to hare •• William Means, will you be no kind your wife before going to spend side, nnd the more Harteook admired as to put thia dog out of doom F’ mng with a female friend. tlio knotted mtudea of Bud Means, tiie There wan a moment of utter itillnew. ( « ..MMu > — «» w„- । more he dnsirwl to attach him to himself. But tho rnagnotlsm of Ralph'* oyo was I> ,9****? policemen rule that Feint with woarinees land discourage- So, whenever ho struck out a peculiarly I1 too much for Bill Means. Tho request 'j Tiding a homo on the street with menL and shivering with fear, he rot brilliant passage, ho anxiously watched j was so polite, tho muter’s look was so I “for safe" attached is an on I peddler. down ou a wheelbarrow. . Bud’s eye. But tho young Philistine i If this world ia a tree show. “You, Bull I" said tho old man to tho ' kept his own counsel Ho listened but ] do<r. which v„ bhnwine urore and mure 1 said nothing, and the ore. tinder his ROBERTS & JQAUO® RUGS Medicines, A. HANLON, 71. IL. • Dye Stufls, rod i. ii—frlwaasw. Oto o^.l, W». II.YWiwmS. & Crick scbool-bouws I ha 'a’t get no bjection. But of you git licked don* ct-mo on us. Flat Crick don't pay no 'nsurance, you bet! Any other trust ere 7 Whl, yrs. But-os I pay the most taxes,' t'othm iist lot me run tho thing. You can begin right off a Monday. There a'a't been no other apj licationa You j “want would you uo wiin me, icr ra­ se*- it takni setno grit to epjdy for thia' stance V and Bud stretched himself up school. Tha last master hod a black I as if to shako oat the reserve power coil­ eye for a mouth. BuL »s I said, you can jist roll un and wads in. I low you’ve got pluck, mar be, and that goes for a heap riglit tnap> u sienna with boys. Walk in, and stay oyer Sunday with Ana again tho eyes of .Bud Means me. YjuU bev to board 'round, end I looked out sharply from liie shadowing guoaa you better begin hero " Ralph did not go in, but sat out un a brows to see tho effect of Ulis speech op wheelbarrow, watching tho old man tho slender young man. “You won’t thrash me, though," sail share ahiuglos, philo the boys split tho the blocks and chopped wood. Bull R^itehaw I 1 low I could whin you in smelled of tho newcomer again in an ugly way, and cot a good kick from die an inch of your life with my left hand older sun for his pains. But out of one and never half try," said young Moons of his nJ errs the dog warned the with a thtrataning snsor. “I know that ns well as you do " schoolmaster that he should yet suffer “Wall, a'a't afraid of me then t ’ for all kicks received on his account. "If Ball ones takes a hold, hsaven and and again h«. looked sideways st Ralph. "Not a bit," awd Ralph, wondering nl yarth can't make him 1st go," said Bud bio own courage. r, Ralph, by way of comfort. Tho walked on in sibmee a minute. It waa well for Ralph that he began lo “board round" by stopping at Mr. Bad waa turning the matter over "Why a’n t you afraid ef ma F’ ho Means'. Ralph felt that Flat Creek was what ‘“•Tte^.Vyoa and I are going to be ha needed. He had hwd» bookish 1 if. Hut hare w«a his lesson in tho art of uisnaging people. For ho who can manage tho untamed and strapping youths of a winter school in Hoopols County lias gone far toward learning ono of tho hardwit of lessons. And "Well. I’m not afraid of them because twsaty-fivs years ago, in Ralph's time, you and I are going to be friends, and things wore worse than they are now. rtrtTthe Tho older eon of Mr. Moan, was call- ffi“do’th«P S PAINTS & OILS. Sineei ai Weal Dsiffli <irut 4 "I guess you're n little sheered by what the old man said a'n't you F’ Ralph was about to deny it, but on reflection concluded that it was always best to speak the truth. He said thit u —Q-i,— ,l. Him.. UMtiao, >oOYEAR&STft//r Successor* lo H- * GOODYEAR, Dealer,, Ip all kind* of HEa/y and SB EL NEW CARPET HOUSE IRON. STEEL, NAILS. GLASS, TAINTS. OILS, PUTTY. TIN. COPPER. AND SHEET-IRON WARE. pBOTOQUrM jJAw 1 ' yrtltt NOTH qpOILXT GOODS All kindi of Building Material, and Took, HARNESS SHOP! In connection xith HARDWARE STORE. Sole agents in Barry County for the DETROIT STOVES, AN?; WOODLAND PARLORS, RUBBER BELTING AND FAIRBANKS BpALEB. Give tu a call M we F»U ** undersold CITY PAINT STORE! CMM1M A MSWI PAINTERS; Points, Oils. Y^rqUhes. Mixed Punta, Bruihe*, and Artirt’a MBteruis, Wall Paper, Window Shades, rant nxMM. UAM. m< 1W. j StaAOmHMSalMHW, MATTINGS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS, MOTHKGBLAM LACES. EAP1DS, MICHIOAN GOODYEAR & STRIKER. ■ . l ■ XVeiCAX.! Bull stuck up his earn in a dignified way, and Iho three or four yellow earn who were Ball s satellites yelped de­ lightedly and discordantly. “Bin," said Bad Means to his broth­ er, ‘tex the master et hs'd Hka to hunt DOOM. I'd like tu take the starch out tho stuck-up fellow." “’Nough. said," was Bai's reply. “You durn’t do it," said Bud. “I don'* tako no each a dare,” raturned Bill, and walked dowu to the gam, off which Ralph stood welching tho stare come out, and wishing he had nover seen Hal Crack. “I my. mister," began . Bill, “mister, tbey*s a coca wkat's been a satin' oar ohickans bttely, end we're to try to ketoh.tho renatat- You wouldn’t Eke |o take a mon hunt nor nothin. him.” Did ho inflict corporal punishmoat 7 inquires uime friend. Would you inflict corporal punishment if you worn tiger-trarnor in Van Air.burgh,, happy family 7 If you had been among the human bears on Flat Creek you would hero need, the rod also. But pour Ralph could never satisfy his con­ The lain! extract from “What I Kno About Farming* “Catch year butterfii stituency. ‘ “Dou,t beliow he’ll do," was Mr. late m .uCitun. Select tlu> deep vt* Pete Jones, comment to Mr. Moons. . ouaaifyou would get good, sweeC lam less you thrash 'em, says wise, mine wiai't Ley » “» what I-say. «*> master. lay it on good. __ :lrin'And Urnin' Don’t Jo no hr— Tj lickin' no lamin,' gi«a together. lamin ’, liekn'_____ and says I. Licki_______ __________ Izmiu', is the good ole way.” And Mr. Joaeu, like some wiser peo­ ple ”1' moev pleased with his formula that it had an illiteratiro sound. Nev.rtbalees, Ralph was m star from this limo until tho spelling school! Many and many a time after tho sight of the fatal spi lling school, Ralph used to say • " If only it had not been ftir that epoll- There had to be a spelling-school. Not only for tho sake of my story, which would not havs been worth tho telling if the spolling-echool had not taken ■ place, but because Flat Creek diattict had to have a polling-school. It ia tho only public Eterary uxentee known in Boonola County. It takoe the place of Lroaum. lecture and debating ctab. Sis Means, or, as she wished now to be called, Mtrandy Means, expressed her­ ooil mort positively in favor of it. She said tha: sho 'lowed tho folks in that district couldn't in no - wise do without it But it was rather to its social than to its iutelbctual benefits that she referred. The diplomatic Bui only chuckled a For all the st«Uing-schoots sver soon little at Uris; whether he assented to could not enstlo her to stand anywhere tlii^ alliance or not Ralph could not but at ths foot of the chu. There is one breach diligsnlly taught in a beck When Ralph looknd round on the woods school. The public mind erems faces of the sedan, tho little tares full impreasid with the difficulties of Eng­ of mischief nnd cariosity, the big faces lish orthography, and there is a solemn full of on expression which was not fur­ conviction that the eblof end of man is ther removed than leeond cousin to l-aru to n;>eli. ‘"Know AVebrtor's from contempt—when young Hurtsook kdomentary’came down from heaven," looked into those feces, Ida heart palpi­ would Im the backwoods version of tho Greek doctor but that, unfortunately tated with stage-fright There is no audience so hard to face for the Greeks, their fame has not reach­ ed so fat. It often happens that tho Spil does not kaow a single word of > tesecn. Thai is of no eonasquance What do you want to know the mean­ ing of a word for 7 Words wore mail# tobosp-dlod, nod men were created that they ought spoil them. Hence the bb- was nek at heart. Ho felt that if there had barer been tho shadow of as alli­ ance between himself end Bud, it waa all •‘off” bow., • It waned to Hartaook that eren Bull had tost bia respect for the teacher.— glcr in New Oilcan. returned a • ad­ ding nng bo had stolon, with an am. vmoua note, explaining that it wt* 1 bring calamity if he took it away. A California grura, on brings . if he would take this women tot wndded wife.roplied with energy that: minister must be a fool to ask such a question as that, adding, "drive on with your buisness.” . 1 ( < , < . , 1 �gars a day1, kt (we will any) five cent* each. Thirty cent* a day for cigar* er tobacco ia some shaii. ie a very moder­ enough for his own needs and pack* a ate allowance for an ordinary habitual little surplus, wherewith to obtain hi. took, on the Ixch of an an or mule and S109A0 a year. In th. coureo of th. rentes it to th* sea coast, tet him go to rear, by purofomng at wbUroalr, th. ttento Domingo, for there that happy individual may make e saving of tho odd condition of society exieta. There you I0.&O, leaving th* even *100 a. th* have enough to eat—kind nature give* amount expanded fee tobacco tn th* that plentifully; there with very little exertion, you can raise enough tobacco W* will begin with young men seven­ and other pod act* to exchange for teen yean cf ago. Between hie eevra- clothing, and then yon can be aa bappv teeuth and eighteenth birthday ba ex­ aa the hog that only needs in addition a pends 1100 fer agars. Th* ebwnce of th* capital, aa »uch, u not a blessing, but a wry greet disad­ vantage. sad. therefore, th* object of the philanthropist i’ to show a way by wLkh ever; man. every laborer can beooute, partly by *<-lf-**crifice, pertly by higher *kill and greater education, and |<rtly by equitable laws a capitalist himself We should try to iou®rt our country into a land of capitalist* instead of a lead of povaty and wrvtchedn***. Surely, if we have a consciousness of our ownsimmortality ; if w* regard this life as only probationary-^** one fitting the soul for a higher destiny, and great­ er mental and moral exertions hereafter. couadontiously doe* hi* duty, eJucatka hi* children. urge, them" to enter an honrot vocation, can be, and is the happieet man of hi* ago and time. Sffi 40 46th Mi47tb !<7 »-th The reawn why so many of throe as- | ,jgll| ■coated or joint companies bar* failed. '• ia beenuao mechanic* do not sufficiently 130th value tho mental skill and training j neoreaary for tho successful conduct of ;j<jJ busiaeni They under-value menial 34th power, and thus with all their earnest- 8^th nee* of labor, they caanut compel* with ' ‘ capital and labor when it is combined (•fit], paper, the AtLiarii Sm, eUtos very plain ly that ha Is etill opposed to tho Consti­ tution, and continue* to deny that it govsrus him and hi* people now, a* dur­ ing tho war of the rabellioc. Referring That »1», tf eighteenth birthday, would by hi* nin*teeth birthday, amount to *110. That • 110 plaeed at interest until hi* twentteth tdnhday, would amount to |U1. That *121 pboed at iataresl until his t«»atyfirst, would amount to •133.10. By continuing the calculation, the smoker ty-ons years of age, end saving 1200 * will fled that the one hundred dollare year till he is twenty-five, can. m ca»e of expeude-l during hi* Seventeenth rear, proper, investment, have, at least, 11000 if amply put out at interval st ten per at that aga, which will ia moat tnechan- rent, and reinvested annually—a very iod calRags enable him to sot up a ebop oaqr thing to do—by the time tho indi­ for himself end become bi* own empfoy- vidual bad arrived at a good halo old er. Thus bo need not be a journeyman ‘ ejre. rraly to “ retire from busine**" and forever, but become a self employ ar. lie enjoy life, would amount to the startling con enter al an early age th. darn of aum of 19.720.03. / aelf-emplayer*, or capitalists who are eo Tho r mount, al ten ]*r rent interest, much lampooned and derided in werk- by ths time individual would be *ixtymgmeu’s conventions. It ia true that five y*ar* old, of 1100 expradad ia ci­ oom* mechanical calling*—the worker* gar* or tobacco by a young man in his— time; but if ten or twelve aewtiate to 19th gwther. put theur capital into a etixk company, say VM pw man, it would [ 22d enable them to establish fcandrie* and ojd machine shops. and obtain the entire re- I24 th ward which eatatal end labor eombirad i 25th The ooura. pursued by ex rebel offi-. day night. A German, namel Wstosg, oer* who hare pirjurod th-tnaelrea by kilted his wife with a hateket. cotftag joining toe rebelliou while sworn to sus­ : anil mutilating her body terfully, ao I tain th* Constitution of th* U. B. Gov­ that the eorps* prostated gJtaBble After tho murderer had mad* sure tba! ernment, allows the wisdom ot the 1 tlh hi* vrtfe waa d*ad, ho are* fled bi* child hardly nrad speak. Everybody knfl^ Amendmeut to that Coaatitutic’n A. —a little boy—with the same weapon, it to be one of th* very beat papers piib-, II Stephens, the ex-vice Freridimt of and cut hi* head open, following itrupliahed aavwbm end in every respect it until bk.ws ,----1 - - 2111 42:57th 1910 48;Mth day morning following tho fire : “ Cbsrr up 1 In tho midst of a calami­ ty w ilbout paraUsd in the world's history, looking upon tho ashes of thirty years, a.v umulafiuaa, tho people of this beauti­ ful city Live resolved that Chicago shall risn again. With death in many stramre places with two or three hundred million* of oer hard earned property swept away in a few boura, th. beans cf our man and womvn ore still brars, and they look in­ to the future with uudauctnl hearts. A* there has never been such calamity, so and wielded by skillful heads. A thor- .^h uugh busute*. training ia, therefore, a* 40th eearatial tn th* mechanic* a* tn any Total - |1#5,396 50 titnde ia the (act of deeulolion and ruin. cliu* of men The examples where Jn othar word* the younjr man who Already contracts have lieen made fer men hay* risen from the humbles! rail- u,^» tobacco in any shape, to th. value rebuilding some of the burned block* ing tn high and exalted positions by thirty cents per day, ia the evune of aa begin to-day if the boat ia so for sub­ their own axertina* are numerous- T‘..oy | life-time, oxpen 1* an amount, which, if' dued that lbs chamvl material con l>e are tberule instenl of the exemption. We instead of spending it for tobacco, h* handled Field, Loiter S Co. sad John V. will nut nam» the Aston, Stewart*, and I had invested annually at ton p--r cent Farwell will re-comm*nco buianva* toother millionaire* Their fiseOitre* and . interest, would afford him a fortune of |I day. The money and securities in the bank* or safe- The railroads are work­ ing with all their energy to bring us out of thia awful condition. Tlis |3(K>,00<), . ------- -- — 1 0UU of capital invested in throe roads is bound to sao us through. They have foortean year* of age, without know­ figure*. a rruiiDi rvxrosi u un. ; ’been built with .special rofsreno* to a ing a word of the English laaguagv, [ great commercial mart at thia place am! and without haring any friends to help One thing above all others cannot b. ' ithey cannot fail to sustain us Chicago or lo advise him in any way. The first iuiprsme-l upon be th old ami young with ' year he worked for his board and went too great an emphasis It is. that a ’ lo school Surely, all boy* cun do that h line befallen us. certainly not denmts purpose or file, ana a cuavieuou [ । Moscow burned. The forces of naThera i* a large number of farmer* who that what we may produce with hand or era no lam than the femes of reason, would b* glad to engage th* **rvicea of h require that the exchangee of a brain, ia fp the benefit of the world, is a bey *f fourteen years of age. and give eMentfal to our happtasae. An idle life him board, and cfethea, and achoohng SIXteal prison honor* instead of being fitted a life of indavtrv Haring learned trade, about tho ago of twenty, ha ear about 1200 that year, se that bo cm go to achoo! fur another year, and for* ho eared enough to buy a printing office at his awn, becoming a propristor, and though nut a wealthy man. null ia independent end in a prospero* con- prevent any of year boys from bee mg independent and hare an accui fated capital of at tenet MO,WO * forty yuan of age ? Wo taka the gambling, debauchery, and finally to the ( State* prison or an sarly gtavs. It ia I aa esaential eoeditiem. mads a law by 1 the Creator Ilimaslf, which no man can. with impunity, transgrsaa, that iateUigent, continuous effort to do and acrompliah something is eeesntial to iadiridu- । al contasitmenL Tiw Mvy, therefore, which admo times entsra th* bswrt of the worktogwien against the sous o( rich , men whom they sro loitering on tho street mraars. is misplsced Thee* men do not only enjoy the esmo degree of penoaal liappiuees and comfiwt, but they are plunged into nsckleaanees and vice. Look thou not to wi'boat for re- , lief but from within. Allow uu oblian- : lions voluntarily asacmed by you to Trade Unions, to fetter your enterprise 1 and individual energy. Prise yuar free- : dum too highly to resign it, either to th* State, to Society, or to the Trad* Unions Among the inalienabte rights of a free- , nun stsnds prominent tn. ngb to eo' ter into a contract, and tho right °-”k for whom lie pleura, and at such wagvs First theattempt of inferior and imwtnpeto.*t men j to control their was** and hour of fa- ! ber of the Dubuque T— of what immsnse results th* saving of thirty easts par day wiD aooomplish. The artiete is so excellent am! so much to th. point cot to take a job of work wi-Auilt per>Mr>.-— ... _ , that we quota it almoot satire- finely miassoa of some “order” wifi always remain aa poor as a church moose ' pubrie’of France. Hfcitory records no it » worth the effort and th* saenfico, to I ocher such testimonial to a privets and rave thirty cents each day Thirty cent* saved in liquors or tiger* or any other luxury each day. if invested, will make shown u* an authentfo copy of the every man independently rich: . speech of Ma. A. C. Town before the State Board of Equalisation. end from it wo see that th* report of it copied by na from the Detroit Thlsras a* well aa oar doing a seinimum amount of work, tho who fool sure that if they only had th. price ol that class of labor will thereby , b* enhanre-1, ia entirely fallacious capital with which to embark ia brefe ■em they might, ia th. evuree of an or- Thera is a point at which omuumptiou tor by the next Legislature of Georgia, ho say*,‘-all that wr used is. that in Th* excitement ia Ann Arbor la in­ making a selection, the member* of the tonic, sud lynch Liw was strongly talkLegislature ah.ll not act upon tho prns- •d of. Th* prisoner is sift, in the custody of the sheriff. opafot a rsesyrefiire of the reWy of thia unparallod fraud and w/tato of their clearly defined cunstilu tioaal rights. B4xec*tykfonpLT M*4*t>* fiott-ctlM. Ne good can be se­ , vtnsa.—Sparkling and bright, witty cured by such a course, white inflnits end wise, instructive and interesting, mischief ttttf result from the fmtJt*!. “BaUou'i Magazine" fog Npvcmtier. It ’ fiH»| dnwy and rtt»r*l i j has a apirited tai* of advwntare in dine; of th* gatd n, ths air ** i quite a number of illustrated article* represented eves*te/y. not by the free j S.nu. st3i । chofoe of Georgia, but by the dwtawa cf a usurping faction in Cungreaa.” ' nig then ray other serial jn this country. While th* spirit of perjury ia ao man ifeetly governing lheeo r>>utituUonal what is wanted m the Buully drele. traitors, and they continno to refuae roc-' Ballou's Magarino i*oqiv Ikmcgt* pea ognition of the constitution and the laws j copy, or 11.50 per' year. Putilired ty of th* country, it **etns yet too early to 'Dkmuvo- A Talbot, <» Coop**** Wre*eh lay down the rule reatricting them from the governing power. Magnauiismty toward* fallen foe* is a very Christian principle, but the principle of Christian­ ity due* not go so far in it* practical ap­ ward, tight qnwani" «»»"•* !■>>» Ihe.fips^iman xiapSMXif_iha_magasiaa free plication to governments that those who uimofths .publishers. jWa thought a>| T B’ "oo^ breathe out destruction and ovethrow of impossible Jo /xtpl the September niit-! I . i V’ law after forfeiting their -right to gov­ b”'2’L0'^' .•^Aurttoussj—rauummintiiton ern. shall nererthelrea, dictate tho terms contributor* and its valuable rending, la 1 • oa which they shall be allewea to try n perfect gem, and we Cannot cndrtvtand Lr '■ j' . , ... _r. « ThoteaeHaMoLaEaaroMardtescoutheir hand* again at breaking down a . how so much real worth and merit from] -. government which tlw«r openly hate nod ■icl; popular writers os Greeley. I'artrat, ] tarns the tbltowiag editorial paragraph la regard toAny State Waiverrity .defy, Beecher, Gail Hamilton, etc., etc., ran I Mr Groesbeck preaches a different "Tho Uiunrsily of Michigan began lie furnished far only ono dollar a year- its first year Under th. I'rwddeficy of doctrindf and very properly states that The Magarino is. steadily increasing ia the 14th and 15th Amex.dmrat» cannot publie favor, and we predict for it a] be overthrown ; but three rebels know brillant foture, for I'ltople are tfot slow] whnt they mean, and they will not allow in bestowing their pntronasv where theyd him to interpret tie law for them, end can obtain the moat for their mouey. until they do allow cummou sense and .Specimen copies famished free.— reason to guide them, it eevms usolea Published by S. 8. Wood fl Co., New­ to ho|>e for an early acquisition of that unirereal amnesty which all Republicans burgh, N. Y. Awweax'Scitez 'W&nl— j eo much dreire when it sh-ill be safe to The Odolcr number of this Jon.nal. inJ ability, maintains its high tone, as • spiritual, practial tuagezmo for Parents and Bunday School Teachers. It eonlain*—Th* Beauty of tho Ufa ot Christ, i by Rev. B. E. yw^r B i* the Bunday flAoal ThJ a*4 Wiafllss the Church to 1 to With It? by Iwiffinb and if they .uconed better ‘ban Rwpulican* do in proeeiyung rebels to return to their allegiance to their government, then tho country mar hare confidence in placing them in power with tl>* con­ Buxnett; Tbs Hill Difficulty A. verted South to eujport them. A Kmdnsh. Kiep Qfllrr, llSi.-Mub charge a hundred , deltas. for laying a thoasand bricks, the eraM^noac would be feat brick hoMM would not be built, October 17th waa a do. creera during th. reek of •6.249. Recrapteof th. week. «1,1«4S; pay. SvrZsW** LbsienbtSA Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapid*, CUT THIS OUT The Detroit Stoves are the HEAVIEST Stoves In the Market. rJ and th»t th* deeprot sympafhy ja fy77' title uf an right page paper, 23x33, I where etiraed. Ths Tfosee. and’Aher four columns to a page- devoted to fiml L adingjiopera urge * conjinuanrel of to ant tend with hi* exponents, but ro•its* lateratiue. Temperance, and :b. the liberality. 1 sorts to the vulgar and effete shoutiug Fireside. The subscription price ia That th* workingmen at Ttaccfi( |sv>rowdyism of a day that ie or ought to Otlf Oat IMtr pvr year in advance, be. dead and gone ia every ciriliaed postage lo any part of the T7nit»«I States five cents per quarter In advance. Il ia th. cheapest paper published and is worth double the sabfription 1 asked. Ti>* jrabhahers onneunre ailditibnal at­ tractions next year, and tin " ’ ' , ot illustration* without any prita Agents roti ufak* a netting subaiber* for it Pz I J. D. Robiorou A Co 207 Washington Mr. Chester who is to sucorod Street New Yurk% Specimen copica Cob Win. McMichael, at present Soliritor ol Internal He venue, ha* been appointed Assistant Attorney General and will enter upon hi* dulhs at tho I Court of Claim* a* guan a* his oonsmiej won is mads out st the State Depart­ amission regarding immigration laws regulating too influx of immigrant* to this country, hat not yet returned, but ia expected by the next steamer He will dtabtless have an iutersstiag and important report to make whan he ar- | rives on th* subject of the duties with which he was charged. A protracted renfon of the Cabinet was field yesterday. .All the member* were present except Attorney Genoral Aksrman who was mpresentai by So­ licitor General Bristu. Tho members refused to say anything relative to too •objects of omriderauon in that Cabi­ net, but it was infened that martial law will bo proclaimed in' South Carolina, and probably in Geoegia and Alabam i unless those who hare been guilty of Ku-Klux violence alx>w a perfect trillingness to comply with th* provision* of Civil Law in future. It is gonsraliy understood that the Bocrotaiy of W*r They are the only Stove made of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the World. । broo opensd at Cardiff That th. details cf the €hlcdg^|fire j from New Yohk prpere are pebMdied editor would be if Im were right before us " This ia itself ie a pretty revere1 shut, and ia well dsoerved. agora*: any ment. Detroit Stoves! at Kalamazoo, Es-Goveruor Holden, now one of tiio ' luttie; Wo Must Not Get DisanHgpd; | Buuw editor* of the Washington ChrtuitU, La* Nothing to Do! Infant ScboolAeaAu; >*cn threatened by aa editor in Raleigh I Blackboard Exsmses. Editors^ ij^ in from Lindon say’ that* (tie'sukied^fms M. C. In reply th. Governor says, “We I Papera for Scholars for each NBrath, for th. relief of OMsag- taofartra' >Cp would rather shoot at A. H. Stephen* at I with two pagr* of Ex;»siticy^M^ach to last eight the Maaaioa Basra fpnd I waa £30,0OQ: fiimiaghapi Crawfordville. Mr. Btepben* is largar Glasgow £50,000. Contributfoiw ‘■svi.’' six hundred mite* off than th* Rak-tgh j GOODYEAR & STRIKER. euiun, aa’| 1*0 vr . the preaent government of Fra^c is I weaX, and iftadsqnafo to th* ws^t of the country. ’ ‘ (I That Charte* Babbsg*. the suthoy of i mathematical works, j* dead. /. That it ia now certain that. the l*liastien CunfeiuMe ugrrad Upon etteigrac WELCH & GRIFEITHS' CUNDURANGO! 811s, ta i ws m am including full re- |Vxxu4.YftMifcx>: for 1371 will surpass all Ils competttoni In Comuttrcfal Dtparhncnt. lllneas and adcuraey of Its marIrta have already attracted wideattenfeeri,1 and Its proprietor* nod it is always welcome to our tabla. This, magnane it fast gaining ita war Info fl» uUkta AOMstMoasof th* country. There ia realy nothing ao well suited to the young peopls os tbi( “Scholar." Those who havt'not raaff '• Hob Claxton’s Own Story “ hare Irat a rich treat, and should send at ones to taYfcwl AuU^JftjikM,'’k ’‘R44nPiib. Co, CTneeg*.^ tlmteqaro < f th. fiebolar fig of furore ia tho*e part, of the Buttes named where ths military bands hare been disorganized, and that should a refactwy spirit be shown by th* poop)*, within tea days thonsaad* will b* put btite paper. The pabtietasswoffiarto fur­ nish it on trial si one' cent per 4opy.1 Addrore A. M I *«*Chicago. Southern editor* acknowledge that AxTuca’i How MousiIjk—fljr.Ocfo- । iteuroeratic lawyer* in Raleigh admit ber ia here, wreriug a heppy fooy aad i the existou.e of the Kn-Klux organisa­ running ov.r with grad thia^.‘. TW4 tion. Irately acme oorreepondeoee beengraving* are fine irnro, width* illuv tvwq three lawyers and Judge Bond trabon* Of fill atyta* - ‘ " has beau publishsd es that th. editors cannot help admitting whU they have eMMrtm'* dtothfog article is ao eoedr that by doing other j dance, if^ot great wealth. Of thee* ora thousand boys, a large portion of times work wo cannot equal it a* an squival-’ who semain abv* until they arrive at Mt, other article am need tn it* place. Thus for iaatance, if all the bricklayer. < eld age will than find thaasralvM nij, New Advertisements. TMMi TO WIGS (ff 1PPLKS. 8425' �• T» t. I. (k. •rat cocking stove cate, ia on exhilatiou •* the hardware store of John Weisort. Go and see it. UASSIIC. No<*oe ia hereby given that ws tn prwaredte do boroe-ohoeing and will •mloavoe to give ratisfection to all who may favor us with lUir potn^. octlOwfl J. L. Raxn A Bso. All persons are forbidden to set fire to learns, nr debris of any kind on tho streets or lota, and in every way request­ ed tu keep strict watch of their promim. All combustible debris is hereby required to be removed from the prox­ imity of buildings. The Marshal and assistant* will see that thia proclamation is respected. H. A. GOODYEAR, Mayor. Ver, warm Monday. A dance will bo held at Union Hall Friday evening. •‘A ‘•heap" of naw goods just arrived at Bartow A Goodyear's See the new advertisements of Good­ year A Striker end Greblo A Ruseell. The butments to the new bridge at tho foot of Broadway are looking up finely. Wjirm.-Wood at this office Many cords are due us on subscription and should bo brought in at oner. Nora CAixrvixr the appeal by tho Ivliev ol our city herewith printed, ana re­ spond liberally. IlCHIGAR CERTRALX R. Grand River Valley Division Everybody, with their wife, children or sweetheart, have come to town to­ day lo eeo tbe Elephant. T» Nbw Fxax.-J. W. di C G. Bcnt- y. manufacturers of sash, doors, blinds id moldings, and everything else, are . busy soiling moldings that they can>t write for tiie local column this week. Mia* l.iirie 1*. Richards cf Grand Rajada, baa entered tho Medical De­ partment of tho Unrvwrrity of Ann ArssikxTssi. <M SK IS v ■* ■K SO* • r1 iE :s A fire near Mr. If. Barlow's premises, in Rutland dretroysd a largo quantity of null and quite an amount of corn fod- Is- VB »u «LU> 11. z. aaimxxT. Saw.*•*<. ’••ra»r to* dlvlsltr. Mir 1»~«' «w«. I ■ ui* a. arwH. Aaavaran. • i taste, til 11-*‘ r sf brant sslr Michigan Central R. R.. OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE Tax Esau says that the Holland Branch of the M- L. 8. It R. ia now ironed reran miles from tho Almy street depot, and tho work is being puraod forward with energy. Tn largo fire in tbs woods in Rutland was brought to a quietus by making a back fire which was guarded by about fifty men. In that way thousands of dollars worth ol property was sarc«L 1TM —rams -a JTiiiwAn ---- • •TJI£ »I Peninsular Railway. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, AraxxTiox u naked to tho Proclama­ tion of the Mayor herewith printed. It seems to us of tho utmost importance that its suggestions should be carafully hooded by evwry citiren. ’a^?«L ., .--- SUPERIOR, M’SHERRY AND STATESMAN PLOWS JMTD CJ1STI.MGS, AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY E. P. BURRALL BlackGros Grain Argyle Plaids and Sateens, cborna to tho big iujun who eloquently removed the odium cast upon the Coun­ ty by the verdict of u Jntr, warning with hia theme and tiring the geetitrea he had learned far tho purpose of as­ tonishing tho Hall'a of Congress, bo among the monkeys aud thinking it n»oetoary to thunder in order that Iris mighty roul might not burst be endeav­ ored to roar ns did bis ancestor with tho lion-skin overcoat, but Barlow &. Goodyear. atNarirvOX Oct 18th, 1871, at 101 o'clock, x. x. The Conference waa du­ ly organized by electing Rev. G. W. Shefuian President and Rev. C. 1 Deyo Secretary. Th» annual address was delivered by Then to tho eminent gathering of the Rev. T. H. Webster, of New Buffalo worthy rejireaentatiwa of our noble The delegation from the western pert County the Female-Hone Jockey ovder- ol the State was unusually small in eonsequence of the recent heavy fires that liavo invaded that portion. Ministers belonging to the Conference ed Ibo reading of the first resolution. and reported present were—Rev. D E. Like a rood shaken to and fro by tbe Millard of Jackson, P. H. Simpoon, Kalwind the florid chairman of the commit- amaxoo; A H. Vase, Menden; C. W. tee, the wonderful genius above alluded Hhennan, Almena; T. 8. Webstar, New to arose, and with one land resting Buffalo; IL Norman, Oshtemo, and C. firmly upon tho tabta^oad the other I Dero, Nashville. Ministers belonging the State Treasurer to return to the city grasping with ague like tenacity the to other Confrenoex, pnaeoi—Revs- B. the bonds of Ono Hundred Thousand precious document, the rprrii within him F. Tummarbell, of Msrshsll ; IL N. dollars voted and issued to aid in the spoke. Ricbaids, of the Eostcru Mich. Confer­ UmltrJ, That the eentimante of the ence ; 8. Bradshaw, of tho Grand Hirer cor.strnction of tho Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad. If this prece- large majority of the citiaens of Barry Valley Conforenre, and Rev. W. W. dant governs all similar cases, the bonds I County were not property represented by ■ DeGeer, of the Eastern Jfkh Conferthe verdict of the jury tn the late trial i now on deposit in the State Treasury of George Vanderpool, charged with I 1_ , n_ k._ r--_u may, and. probably will ba. all recovered ,k. Gamut A Rnsxu’s advertisement of the ‘•Cornelia Stove," should rood the UI draft. Tlieir ad. said last week draft. That might bo true of their by the corporations which issued them, and daatroyed, thus annulling the chief evidence of tbe debts eo intended to wood, mite and timber. Mr. Snapp lost about 100 cords dry wood and a quanti­ ty of raile . _ _______ ’ ___ _ _ -r_ ADOPTWJTR AtioPTlW ' A part * station, like tiw for-: roar, n attack on tbe Editor of the i Tho must terrible conflagration* that because the committee thought have ever occurred In the Udltad States, tho Manistee Bullock hod been hare boon raging .luring the last month, k«’.ind too severely in that paper, end occompanted by (be appalling train of It is with feelings of tho deepest ; calamity.disaster and (leetitutlon. From lb • remainder ol tho resolution was a the Northern part of our own State pleasure that we take this aecasion to , rxaudlln attempt at unmerited sympathy there cornea an appealing «y for help, extend to tho great people of tho Coun­ of which the looney dentist was a fair tn this, their time of dire extremity. ty of Barry our moot earnest end heaxt*. sample. Whilo tho fourth and fifth res- Cities end Towrraore laid waste; hap­ congratulations over jtho s/aurt orto- , olutiou*' worn road by tho chairman of py homes are devastated; the accumu­ whelming success that attended their ef- , the Committee and their ’ “adoption lations of yaan of patient Industry and forts to relieve thtmsolve* of the ostium । adopted" by the meeting, it occurred to economy hare been swept away ; hun­ dreds and thousand* of butueleos, bomeplaudit “well done" at tho hands of all cast ujon them through tho columns , us that tho Committee who were the au­ teas onee, with not a roof to shatter, olaaeea cf our citisens. As County 8u- of the Bxxxxa ia relation to the famous । thors of them, wore men who should with Bounty .Insufficient clothing to pro­ Vend erpocl trial, and tho most effective , say as little as possible about the culture tect them from the Inclemency of th* four years, bo accomplixhed for our ed­ manner in which they hero succeeded to ( of public opinion or advise what should weather, are calling upon u* In the ucational interest an amount of good a man as it were in vindicating their , not bo printed or said. Instead of ad- name of our common humanity, to which can scarcely bo estimated, and opinions and setting themselves right in , rising what should be done it would come to tte rescue. The great fire st Chi cago has en lilted to apowertul extent, which will do much to advance ths effi­ the minds of the people of ell the world j the sympathy ot the civilised world l ciency of our schools, and to make them sad tho oounty of Manistee, including j In conaldereUnu of all tbb, let us not better sad better for years to come, as its beef-hooded Prosecutor, goaded on , forget that from Michigan mainly can tho system ho inaugurated, shall contin- to desperation by tho unwarranted at­ her sutTerln j on» expect relief; let usaco uo to be more and more fully developed. tacks and so-called misrepresentations of , with a smile of satisfaction dh his par lo it that this relief be prompt and effi­ Aa a minister of tho Gospel he has left the aforesaid “ Baxxxx," their wrath t boded xanctimonious hatchat-ahspod cient. Much has already been done, much here remains to be done. Thia an impress on the hearts of those ol his has nt last found vent throught tho mo- f face, called for the reading of the sixth City has responds, nobly to this ap and last resolution. The enthusiasm of peal, and wo call upon you to Join us In a politician, hie efforts to promote the tUuitotio public meetings over called in the Committe aow suddenly rose to the forwarding Ibis greet work. Webegof cause of equal and exact justice, by aid­ this city, it waa bold at the Court highest pitch, for in this waa embodied you la acwdasee with a rewdutl-ra ing as a public speaker, and with his House on Saturday tbe 14th of October their most heart-foil desire, the repudia­ a'lopted by tho Central Committee, ever ready pen, the continued success of inst, and being in town that day with an tion of an honest debt, endorsing Ute which reooitnlan was published In Ibo tne Republican of idle hour to spare wo joined tho.throng . .party, .. made ,>im one _____ adage that it is cheaper to move than different papers of the city: TKal CbmmtUero bo rAoam fa resvy ScUmI DUtriet the moot popular of tho many earneat (“ to indignate") and wended our way to pay rent, men who never pay the printer SAWING MACTUNE8, HARROWS, ETC., workers with the i«opte wherever ho 1 ' thought the safety of the nation depended was known. ' Sadly we sluill miss his and the largest stock of Foremost among tho prominent was upon their diacuntinuing a paper that devise other ways ami means for ad­ vancing the Interests of this work. efforts in every department of public in­ one old acquaintance, the Chairman, a would not run like a clock, “on tick." The Almost every household can furnish terest, but wo cannot do lens than con­ . superannuated parson, who some two ospellvl ex-yoHramai; and dog trainer some substantial article of food, cloth­ gratulate tho people with whom ho ia to ' years ago, conceived the ingenious idee grunted with satiafaetion at tho idea of ing, bedding or stocking-yarn. Wheat, of riding to the moon upon a neighbor's squelching newspapers in general and port, potatoes, beans, dried-apples and ««r». and waa only prevented by ths and raising mankind to hia level, even other articles that the farming commu­ fact that the “ small pill Croatia,' * <q_- his kink-tailed terrier waggod hia Bppen- nity can so abundantly supply, are needed, and in great quantities; and other prominent worthy who is better dago with delight and showed his all articles rent to Hex. R. J. Guaxt, known as ** red-beaded two per cant" teeth to every man with a clean face. of this dty, T. A. DcBlXMXa, Middle­ in the town of Hope, about noon of the had a Mitb .oortjaf, co tU Uru. But ville, or to D. C. GatrrtTn, Nashville, 22d inst George Hazel, aged 13 years, “two per cent." this time-was the par­ will be forwarded Immediately where was shot and instantly killed. It seems they are most needed. Tho call la Im­ son's backer and had for right and left thgt. in company with ooms other boys, borers ths “Big Jnjun Pocahontas" perative, and demauds Immediate at­ tention ; with a rich harvest repaying ho went to assist in putting out fires, who spells calf with a V. and l«ets ten out a gimlet hole, eo wo think that Bar­ tho labors of the husbandman, you sure­ which was burning quite near; while at dollars that a University Regent is by ry County is safe risen tho withdrawing ly will not refuse aid to those who have work one of tho boys leaned his gun Divine right a membar of tho Rural of the bung nt the Court House on the lost everything. 1x4 It not be sold that against a log, and when they were Barry Oounty withheld a helping hand, Family, and the Poetical Iliiloaopher. about go to another place, George rather let her come up cbrerfully and who propoees to soar through the realm* came up on the opposite ride and at­ of space on a mighty invention of his this burden of ■eiraacrtfloe and char­ tempted to draw tho rifle over tho fo< own, nnd whow gray goose quill no ity; that mingled with our gratitude tossris him by tbs muarn, when it was doubt was father to the thought embod­ discharged, the ball entering tho Do not forgot that Blits, the king of ied in the resolutions carried and di­ right side, just below the ribs, and oomgested by the social jxditirol and official illuiic.niits, aud master of tho “ Black ing out at the loft shoulder, lodging un­ representation.* of tha County and tho Art," is to commence a serira cf hia fa­ ted something toward the relief uf our der tho clothing, killing him instantly. mous eutortaiumenta at Union Hall, on suffering fellow creature', that He, who He was a good, quiet boy, and his death Monday evening, Oet 30th. Tbe name has said “It la more blessed to give than to receive". may abower upon tu falls heavily on hia afflicted parents We have a Full Line of BLACK SILK which wc are oelliDg of Blitx is familiar to all, having per­ oil the greater and richer blessings of formed before the Crowned Heads of at very low figure*. Europe, aud, in fact, in every part of ItexpcctfUly yourx, tho globe. His reputation is world-wide. Mrs. J. H. GOODYEAR, The German War him forced the French to put a heavy export Of this great rombinatton tho Kalama Mrs. H. J. KENFIELD, Mr-. D. 8TRIKEB, zoo Triryrep* speaks as follows : duty on Silk a. Ladies, now ia the time to secure a Silk Dress Committee. A perfect ska of heads again crowd­ ed Union Hall on last evening. All the ; You will not sec them tw cheap again in a lifetime. elite and fashion of Kalamazoo ossein- | blsd to witness yhe world-famed King I by local relief committees, acting inde­ of Magicians, Jerome Blitt His dolu- I pendently. and forwarding their offer­ stons are truly wonderful' aud sublime, ings directly to the burnt district, where­ and appeal to wmotliing higher than ; by large surplusage of clothing aud tho r»vre nrutimont of wonder. Tbe ' great skill nnd grace with which ho I T» tu indrpmdmt OrUr of OJJ f’Moir, supplies havo aecumulated nt certain performs his astounding marvels, is mas- I of tu SUl, of MirUfO» : localities, leaving other more necessitous It is unnocosoary fur me now tu call tor-like, and hia rival is uo< upon earth. To-night he intends to introduce hosts your attention to the fact of tho destruc­ qoonce of tho mouth-picco nf the com­ of new Hindoo Incautatiuux. Eugene tion of property nnd the families loft ho­ mittee that ho did not even try to per­ Blitz keojn tho audience in roars of meless, the loos of life, the intense suffer­ Vemt Stylish and Chiap. petrate a joke, and could, only grin a laughter with his comic pratontatione, ing and the want existing among bund- It is currently reported that the Fruit Growers of 8t. Joveph will lose from Excrrzxxxv.—On Sunday our people 850,000 to 8100,000 by the ruin of the wore alarmed for tho safety of the city Chicago Commission Merchants by the report that fire waa coming ia upon us from tho woods in tho southwest part of town. Ou repairing to the spot it was discovered only to bo several old lugs and stumps on fire in McNair's swamp, and he was guarding it Tbs Wxu. Doxa--The people qf thio city approach of Marshal Jones andpthere,have eonXibuted nearly a thousand dol­ with pails to extinguish the same caused lars in aid of the bouaoleaa and home­ a little “unpleaiantnora." and also less sufferers in our own State, and will I1SI Rxxuvat.—It Was with deep' rafiret that we loaned that Rev. John H. Pal­ mer, had removed from Nashville in tills countr, to Fentonvillo in tho coun­ ty uf GanMee. For fire years Dr. Pal­ mer haa been a resident with us, ami an ournost and efficient co-worker in every offbrt to promote tho public weal. A fine eobolsr, an aule writer, and one of tho eery fate public speakers in Cantral Michigan, ho has devoted hi* time and talents to advance tho jducalional, moral, social and political proopority of this people, nnd won for himself the' ap. pew, said, “ Air tUy oay rctritf" T«1 Prcrri Zersrar, published in Chi­ Again the colloeaal form of tho greet cago, has ooms out this week with a sin­ Camanche straightened and with that gle half sheet and map of the burnt eloquence which he claim* eptitlre him diatrict cf Chicago. All of the magni­ ficent marble building of the P. F. Com­ pany, waa consumed in fifteen minutes. Nothing saved but subscription list sertions nd unmittigated falsehoods the company appeals to old subscribers have been assigned as the hoM*i out­ to renew to enable the company to pub­ pourings of your most earnest oonviclish again u soon as possible, an im tkmsby on intriguing and designing but to the high standing and credit that the order has attained in our State as well aa elsewhore, that immediate stops may be taken by oil tho Iiodgre of the Order throughout tho entire jurisdictions to render them such aid and help as may bo needed to relievo their wanta aad al­ leviate their sufferings. I would there­ fore respectfully appeal to vour gener­ ous svmpathios and benevolence to re­ spond to the call of suffering humani­ ty wherever it exist*, knowing aa 1 do that tho appeal will not bo ia vain. I hare correepondod with the moat cago, Manut:e. Gmud Haves, Grand Rapids, Big Rapids. Mutkogen, Monominec. end other places of those that are suffering, and advised the apuoinU CITY OF HASTINGS. ------ to buy GROCERIES is at the new brick store of HICKS & BROTHER, Common Council met in regular seseNashville, Marshall, Osblemo, Watson, ioa at the Council Room, Oct. 23, 1871. Galena. Parnell, Watervliet. Deerfield,' Mayor Goodyear called the Council to XLiberty Streep of Kalamazoo, Mechan­ der. Roll called and the followmg Aid. icsburg, Arlington and Bangor, Jeffer­ were present—Barlow, Birdsall, Rm'. son, Porter, Irring-Fii-U, aud Spring man, Hama, Hayee, KenSeld, Woolley, Brook, with on aggregate membership Williams. Recorder Wood not being in of 700, and church property to tbe val­ attendance, Aid. Hayes waa appointed ue of t22,M>Q. The religious meetings were conduct­ ed Thursday evening by Rev. IL N. Richards, subject—“Gospel Feast"Friday evening, discourses by Rev. W. W. DeGeor, subject—“Christian Heirship." Saturday evening, disoouree by On motion, the aeocunl of C. Dolph, Rov. P. H. Wmpsou, subj«-~“God's Street Commissioocr, wm allowed aa fol­ Care fat Humanity.” Sabbath morn­ lows, for ssrviere readsred in tbe herein­ of Bony County hsa rentured to bring in a verdict contrary to ths opinions end ing, 10 1-2 o’clock, discourse by Rev. expectations of w, tho enlightened per B. F. l.ams>erb<41, subjec*.—“Spiritual tarn of the people. Does not the ma­ Ova Btost —We commence in thia jority rule? Is it not the noble and dteby Rev. D. E> Hillard, subject—“Terma issue of the Eaxnxa a serial story, from uf Dociptaship." Sabbath evening, dreed TU Srrri^ ohJ Iloru, one of tbe boat iean citizens that public opinion should the eervictu by a discourse from Bev. fireside journals in tho country, to which away the minds and move the tacit* of C. W. Sherman, subjeta-'Christain’a tho special attention of our readers is' jurira without regard to the guilt or in­ Watchword;' Test—“Go Forward." directed. The story speaks for D»»lf ' nocanoi of the accused ? What right ■ had three to venture from tho beaten a prosperous condition, well officered, w i tlx a good supply of books and papers. A (JrxsnCT Sxmxn.—The following I The oongmgwtions were usually large, ftmn tU offlrial Daily of the Greet .unde good dags* uf i^^Rvqfe^Union Expomtion upoaka for itorif: ■ ed throughout ttaen^ro progradings. The Grand Rsjrids Commercial Col“v *?* iTri"-." The best place in the CROCKERY & GLASSWARE! To bo Hold at LOW FIGUREB. We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for .Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the^very lowest rates. dfoh, Oct- 4. after named wardsWard No. 1, 40,76 Ward No. 8. 27,00 Ward No. 4. 20,50 10,000! Total, 894,25 Lea* twenty-fire dollars alrasdy drawn. By Aid. Birdsall, IboolNi, That Ibo Reorder be instruct­ ed to bring <q> and reoevd all of. tbs pro­ ceedings of the Cmmnon Counril, forth­ with, aim! that hereafter he bare |the procrebings of this Coqnril promptly recordel, sud beta s**k records st th* Council llaum at c*cli and every meeting. Car- By Aid. Bsrkw. that .M tsars. Dwight A Im. and the Messrs. Bentley’« be rati­ fied by the Marshal to cauR. wife* de­ lay, Fire-8*re«*a to be ^ead o»k Swit For «IS HICKS. A BRO. �1ST* iGirtin,! 8 O’CLOCK. JOB VINSCAR BITTERS' 95,000inG reenbncks! ASK YOUR GROCER FOR “ CRUMBS e COMFORT! MS The American Washer PRICE. S5-5O. Tke Ara-,Iran W..ts>«ar»» RUPTURE KAILJiUAIt i>xrw**< ^GEMTS Waal the cuvitiea of a grain of—j.------------- , Mold ia a forest of beautiful tree. I with tie bnndtM, laavaa and frnit BatterfiM. am MhJ mh« I. I Hain ate hullo, tube.. Tbe aurfoce of our bodie. ia covorv l with aoalea Uba a fiah ; a aingla grain of sand Would oorrr on. taundrwi nod fity A Chromo to even- StbecriLtr of that, acalea, and yet a rcalo corm fir. hand red pan.. Through t!>w narrow opaninga flte sweat fwi itialf a—aatnMMtai i anraaenu, «t «r~. as* MtanUM ail BMrtb. hrsfeu. «HiNe4 -L like water through a aiara. The miteatuak. frr. hundred atepa a OP BATTLES, g £e SEE nsassasus THE CHEAPEST PLACE aMWtg^Ka^-wts FOR Each drop of aiagMSt water ropfoiaa a world ot animated beiaga. aw ironing v Uh tu much liberty aa whale, ia th. *B*a .faH POPERY. THEFOE OF THE CHURCH AND REPUBLIC. Michigan Exchange. Wlvl li Am a»«» Wket It la 4e»r <o4 IM... *• a*. !*• r>M(r.<M|«ua«.iMalHbil4la. rrwAa. 2a£ ’ - Horsemen ATTENTION ! FAMILY KNITTER. Sr rvrs ' '.SKirSi S5?s WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLgTS, 11CT0BUL FAMILY BIBL1 SHEPABD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, CIRCUIT COURTS -1872, 1873 REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM To REDUCTION OF DUTIES. SUk Headache. Liter O>mptni«f. Fawritdfar, DfMprpaiw, Ifimi ■ h Children, Piln, lUliou. (i,mplainte, Luu of Appetite. Erup­ tion of the Skiu. n»,pln on Ike Fact, and all llitw of the lUood; aha tAe beot JJiuretie in Vt for Kidney Complaint-. C'ounty or Stale. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS THE GREAT AMERICAS TEA CO., at a r- rear htbeeth. Must .Suitable for the Family, Most Valuable for tho Btailec:, Moat laatructire for tbe Teacher Moat Appropriate forthaCtaW, Sinti Useful for the Minialer, Mom loterartfog for th. Must Elegant for life Parlor, Moat Profitable for the ftady. KNOTS UNTIED i woMir? MW TUK FtCTOtUAX f’AMUtX MJULK. ILLUSTRATED TORY OF THE FARIN EUROPE LITERATURE o it.v.i.vejyi.il TBACEKKS' NOTICE. «=-“"SS2? 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Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery /jWhite Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA ! 10 per Cent. Below Fall Prices. Boots at Prices that would Kake a Quaker Laugh. Hats, Caps, and Groceries, Clothing. | BOSTON CASH WTORE. J. P. ROBERTS & We have a Full Line of BLACK SILK which we nelling at very low figures. RUGS “ Well, Rioeky, what is itF And Mnanr, Hoax san Suocxr. Ralph pat his hand kindly on the Mirandy had nothing but contempt groat bushy head of white hair from for ths now master until bo developed which camo Stocky's nickname. Shocky the trail-dog in his composition. Mir*ti­ had to pant a minute. dy Mi in love with the bull-dog. lake "Why, Mr. Hartaook," ho gasped, many other girls of her class, she was •etching his head, "they*. . pond ungruaUy enamored with the “subject of. derneeth the school-houao," and hero women,” and stood ready to fall in love Bhoaky’s breath gave out for a minute with any man who strong enough to bo entirely. her master. Much has been said of ths " Yee, Shocky, I know that What strong-minded women. . I offer this about it f The trustees haven't come to psychological remark as a contribution to the history of the weak-minded wo- * " No, no I dr; bat Hank Bents, you know—', and Shocky took another breathing spell, standing as dune to Ralph a* ho could, for poor Shocky got all his sunshine from the master's " Has Henry fallen in and got a duck­ ing. Shoeky P' "Oh, nofair; be wants to get you in you ees.*' "Well, I won’t go in though, Shocky.” " But, yon see. ha’s been and pulled passed her lipe 6h» walked by him bock tho board that you have to stop on from srbuol. She cost at him what is to get ahind tout desk ; he's been and eommonlv called sheep's eyes. Ralph thought tluMT. more hko calf's eyes, i tjlio changed the whole tone of her voice. : She wliiusd ordinarily. Now she whim------- — --------------- — ——pored. And so by cgKng him, by blushu bushiness in Ralph’s voice. Ils, gled. And Shocky wanted' too. And ing at him, by tittering at him, by gig- ’ had, then, one friend in Flat Crock di» Mirandy cast an expiring look at Ralph. gling at liitu, by snickering at him, by i Gwt—poor little Shoeky. Ho put his And if the tear.her was not lovesick, simpering at him, ——.vc— 1 arm amend Rhoalrv lu«i a mnmant .-1 he cortnnlj was sick of Miraady's Untold inure a iuu other road, so as to come back to the When school was dismissed Ralph hail made her, she school-house in a direction at right an­ gave IXfUik every caution that be could gle* to the mister'* approach. Bui the about taking cold, end-even tent him caution was not needed. Shocky had his oTorroot, wry much against Hank's | taken core to leave in that way, and was will. Then tho master walked out in a altogt-ther too cunning to be seen com- quiet and subdued war to spend the aaou- ingdown ths rood with Mr Hartaook. baton, But after be got over the fence Io go watched his retreating footstep, with doing i through the “sugar camp” (or sugar er- loving admiration. And the pupils not s milk-1 as they say al the Eastjhe stopped in the wret canvassod the quoation of I and turnsd back <mro or twice, just to who moved the IkmuxI: Bill Means : catch a smite from Ralph. And than said he'd bet Hank did it, which Mt | be hied away through tho tall trees a Botspy Short off in an uncuntroilable , morning smoke; tho pxrelar tabli\ adore- ■, very happy boy, kicking and plowing giggka And Shocky listened innocentod by no doth, sat co the Boor ; the un­ 1 tho brown leave* betore him in his per­ But that night Bud arid sflily, 'Thun­ washed blue teacups sat ia the unwash­ feet delight, saying over and over again, ed blue saucers; tho unwashod blue. “how ho looked at mo! how ho did der and lightning ! what a reanarwyrra And when Ralph came up to the Sites kept company with tho beerirr ed '1 look uo pitcher. Tho dirty skillets ny tho ecliool-house door, there was Shocky fire were kept in countenance by the rauutaring along from tho other direc- ; mil«. Muscle paid tribute to brains dirtier pots, and tho asboa were drifted tian, throwing bits of limestone at fence- ■ bat time. rails, and. armluig still dear down to his i But Ralph had no time fur exultation. shore at thosght of the master’s kind i tor just hero camo the spolliog-school. •' What a square Dor Shocky is!" re- Ladies, the time to secure a Silk Dress lifetime. LRD'S SDO BffRRS, rtWt— Barlow &. Goodyear. NEW CARPET HOUSE CITY PAINT STORE! WITHIN THE BHAOH OF ALL We are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth for less than our usual price, back-* '”*tk of parties who say they are unat u to Day so much. Xow to give all a chance tt^av । Teeth who need and should have them, we wtufrom this date, for a few weeks, drop the price almost one- valf. H'e trill naw make full and Complete sets for$25. Single Plates, Upper or Under $13. r cause LSERY. .ILL OUR WORK WARR.1J\"TEDt Offcf ova- Grant 4 Phillipa’ Stm, Haotinfi, Mich. STEWART & STEINHOFF. The best, place in & BROTHER, thus to Hannah, and had latched the door, she muttered. 'That gal don't usv. fkvoreto which Bad ryoiitod that ha didn’t think she had no .great sight to b<> pertiekter thankful for. To which Mra. Moan* made no reply, tlangihgit beet, perhapu not to wake np he- dutiful „ U « £ tareaUag a throw u her treatment of Hannah. Ralph fell gid that ha was this evantng to go to another boarding plac. He should no: hear tho rest of the oontrov*r»y. Ralph walked to the school-house with Bill nay wore friends again. For when Hank Banta’s ducking and his dogged obstinacy ia sitting in hi* wet clothe* had brought on a serious fever, Ralph had railed together th* big boy. and had said.mart tekeiroVf one another, bora Who will volunteer to take turns sitting up with Henry 7" He putrfsogr. camo down, and all tho “William Moans and myself will ait up to-nigfat,” said Ralph. And poor Bill lad tewu from the: moment f_e toocl;sr's friend. Hawaschoaoa to be Ralph’s tong after, m we shall find. Bat Bill Means was far tho time entirely placated, and bo and Ralph wont to epeQingschoot together. Every family furnished a candte. There wm yeltow dips and white dips, burning, smoking, and flaring. There was laughing and talking, sod giggling, and simpering, and ogling, and flirtiag, and courting. What a drem party is to Fifth avenue; a spelling-school is to Hoopole County. It is an occasion which is metaphorically inscribed with tins legvnd, "Cbonro yer partner*.’’ Spelling is only a blind in Hoopole County, a* is dancing on Fifth Avenas. Rut u there are so .0 in society who love to dance tor its own sake, so in Flat Creek district there were those wbo loved to spoil tor its own sake, and who, smelling the battle from afar, bad come to try their hands in tliis tournsnurai, hoping to freshen Ui* laurels they had wcra in their *ctx>ul-daya oetenaibly for the purpose of making them sen the joke, but really for the pure jdMsure of nudging. The Greeks camp just now. Ils'. >^n in there | figured Cupid as naked, probably be­ my old man's putty along ia the cause ho wearspu many disguises that half an hour." And Betsey giggled world IL-'s gut u right smart lot of ‘her could not select a coetume furdiim. agwin. For Betsey Short could giggle this wetid's p!4>dar, Olio way aad an­ Tho 8-juire came to th. front Ralph other.” And while sn« yluffrf tho to-i un sligbfrr provocation than any other made an inventory of tho sgglomeratiot. borvu in lior pipe Ralph wandered why I| girl on Flat Crook. When Rai; h Hartsook with the quiet cat th man in this deeetrick; and flow which boro the name of Squire Hawkins, she should mention it to him “ You 1 tee wo moved in hero uigh upon twenty- dogged tread that he was cultivating, some of the young f-Hors would hero to I. A swallow-tail coat of indefinite five veer ago. Twa* when my Jack, walked into the scbool-room, ho took git up and dust ef they wcnld keep up S““' ' him that dx-d afore Bud was bora, was great care not to scum to see the trap to him. And be uses seeh remarkable age, worn only on state occasion* when its owner was called to figure in his n baby. Bud'll be twroty-oue tlij fiflli smart words. He speaks so polite, too. Chile capacity. Either tho Squire of next June.” But laws I do’nt I remember when ho 1 grown too large or tho coat too Here Mr*. Moaur. stopped to r*ku a adjustasi. The beys pho wore Hank's was poorer nor Job's turkey ? Twenty । live coal nut uf the illo with her Ainny confidants iiPtbo plot were very busy year ago, when ho oomo to these 'ere ; finger, and thou to carry it in her akin- o»er their slates, and took pains not to digging. that air Squire Hawkins was a ny 1’oliu tu the bowl—or tho Mt—of show their disappointment. poor Yankas school-master, that said School Books <f Stationery. her rob-uipo. When ahe gvt tlu> smoko The morning session wore uu without •pail* i-.atid of bucket, and that railed a trirt, where tho preacher worn no ooate incident Ralph several timi e-iuglit । cotv a ■caow,' and that couldn't tell to agoing sfi.i pnxooded: ia tho surnmor, aad where a black glove “ yuu ace this ere bottom land wa* two |«uple looking at him. One wasj save hi* gixxard what wo meant by 'few all Congress land in them days, and it Mirandy. Her weak and waf-wy eyee ond rijki imtrt. But he’s hunt our ways was never aeen except on the hand* of stela loving gluuces over the tup of her now, an' he's just as civilised as ths rest the Squio. 3 A wig of that dirty, waxy color ao spelling-book, which she would not ... v... _______ ' i_____ . common to wigs This one showed a Jo you got a plenty while you r a gittin. study. liar looks always made Ralph's continual inalinapou to slip off the own­ Git a plenty white you'r a gittin.’ says 1, spirit sink to forty below sera, and eoner’s smooth, bald pate, and tho Squire ■ter it won't never bo DO cheaper'n 'tif had frequently to adjust it As hi* hair now,' and it bsint been, I knowed,twogrinned at Ralph, and then at Mirandy, had been red, tho wig did not aeoorf , udnt, and Mr-- Moans took tho nipo from co that eat in the middle of the school- and then at the rest, until Ralph shud­ with hi* feco, and th* hair ungraysd her moath to indulge in a gooa chuckle . room was Utile Shocky. who also east ,dered Nothing waxen frightful to him was sadly disco-dan t with a face sKrivat the thought of her financial shrew- i many lore-glances at the young maslar^ ,ns to be fawned on and grinned at'by dnsos. “ Git a plenty while you 're a ■ glances as grateful to his young heart ,this old orge, whose few lonesome, black gittirf, says I. Icould.sco, yuu know, as Mi rand vs ogling — he'was tempted to ।teeth seemed ready to devour him. “He hedged the edgee of tho jaw and chia. they won a powerful sig5>: oi money in ' call it ogring—wa» hateful. didn’t stay poor long, yon bat a hoe* I" "Look at Shoeky," giggled Betsey ,nnd with thia the cool was dupoeiled on TLeso were died a frightful dead black, CcngroM laud. That's-what made mo such os no natural hair or lieard ever say.' Git a plenty while you're a gitlia.' Short, behind her slate. "He looks as •,the pipe, and the lipa began to crack had. At the rente there was a quarter । And Jack, he's wulh lots and gobs of if bo was a-gun to eat the master up, like parchment as each puff of amok* of an inch of whit*, giving (ho whisker* money, all urado out uf Congress land. escaped. "Ha marrirf rich, you **e,” tho appearance of being stuck on. Jauk didn’t git rich by barf work- Btess It is safe to conjecture that Betsey and hero another significant look U the you, no I Not him. That a'n't his way. had never studied " Drew on the Imma­ young master, and another fond look at CARPETS, llnrf wo«k a'n’t, you know. "Twas teriality and Immortality of Uta Soul," Mirasdy, as she puffed away reflectively. th nt air six hundred dofian be got along or she would not have spoken of Ralph's “His wife hadn't no book-krnin. She'd o' mo, all ailted down into Flat Cnck as if it were something to lie swallowed bora through tho sprilin-book visit, bottoms al n dollar and a quarter an and had got as fur as ‘asperity’ ou it a acre, atd 'twss my say in. "Git a plenty And so the fiuvcoon wore on a* u»u- second time. But tbo eouldn’t nod a 7 Asst of false teeth, badly fitted, while vou'r a gittin' as done it." And I, and those who had laid the trap had word when aha was married, and never and gircu to bobbing up and down. MATTING^ .rgottenit t hrotsolve*. Tho morning could. She warn't overly smart Shn 8. The Squire proper, to whom those horriHy, at Ralph, shewing bur few ■esicra was drawing to a does. The hadn't hardly got tW sense the law al­ strangling, discolored teeth. re ia the great, old fire-place bad low*. But achools wB skase in them air It is an old story that a boy wrote Then she got un and knocked the days, and, besides, book-larnin don’t do tesns to his father begging hea to com* UPHOLSTERED GOODS, asbra out of her jape, «>d laid the pipe no good to a woman. Make, her stuck West, because “migu^y mean men got awav and walked arcond in front of al never knowed but one ral ia my in office out here.” Bui .Ralph oondaRalph. After adjhating Use "chunks” aa had ciphered into fractions, and drf that socio Yankees had taught to tost tho tin- would bcm. *ho turned Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed she was so dog-on stuck up that she tam­ school in Hsopole Comriy who would yellow fete toward Ralph, and aran1L .1___ ■— ed up her noaa cma night al a aaple- —. k._ k.tS - US_L Paints, Brushes, and Ar­ NOTTINGHAM LACES, her peelin bskase I tack a sheet off the Led ning him cloeely rame out with the cli­ tist’s Materials, Wail max of her sprech in lhl> remark : "You to splice out th. tablecloth, which was Paper, Window see a* bow,'Mr. Hartaook, the man what rather short. And the sheet was mo.' gits ray Mirandy '11 do koll. Flat Crfek Shades, clean, too. Had-n been stept on moro-a land's worth nigh upon a hundred a wunst or twioah But 1 was goin for to pictvbb raaMM. Otis*, rrc, rrc_ say that when Squire Hawkins inamrf ,CTO. gende hint came near knocking , Virginny Gray hs got a hasp o’ money, Signt Ornamental Painting, Ralph down, lied Hat Creek bean . or* what's the same thing mostly, a worth a hundred time* a hundred dol­ . heap o' good land. And that’s bMtor-n „ X, lars an acre, and ho had owned five ; lock-lamin, toys I. Ef a girl had rme hundred times Meansf five huadred on his slate and coaxing Betsey Short. I dean through all eddieati.ra, and got to acres, ho would have given it nil jtsst to giggle by showing them slily mtoos, the rale of three itaelfi that would a b-.yr at that mmaant to haw ancihiteted the th..' school-room. Once or twice Ralph a fHClbov-bed. Squire Hawkins jast put whole tribe of Miraiw. Except Bud. bad been attracted by Betsey’s Oxtraor-. nddication agiu tbo gal’s form, and trediaxry fits of gigjrfing. and bad oomo so, dsd oven, an’ af ary aos at 'am go' . swindled, Inavorhserf no complainte't from the general dsetntctiou. k» fer near to catching Hank that the boy thought it best not to ran any farther the root, he mentally pictured to himosf risk of the Leech aw iubm four or fire the plsMure of attending their funerals. fuel long, laid up liehiad the master in There was one thought. howsAsr, be­ tween him and JevjMur. H» felt confi­ dent that the ccrdiality. the intensity, and tho perautency of his dislike fur rind look, for, idler ’ that ho wn*, hh Sis Moons were such that he would nev­ “sums" did not solvo tbemMves easily. er inherit a foot of the Flat Creek bot- As usual in such oues, ho came up tn front of the masters desk to Isavo the difficulty explained. Ho had to wait a minute until Ralpfi gut through showing Itebey 8l>urt, who had beca riesed with ■ had a guilty filing that thia speooh of COME AND HEE THEM a studying fit. and who could barfly i| the old fadr’s had aocsoteuw nommiUed ' him beyeoi weall to Mire^y. H. cte! Dy*rt u^TTtdrrth^s. fJs nation*, she did wan! to giggto so much. Not nt anything la particular, on hand at all bom. but just at things is gwnsral. White Ralph was “doing” Iteteoy’s Medicines, The German War lias forced the French to put a heavy export doty ou Silks. NO. 27. ‘ 4? ' csamss a ssows PAINTERS ; flashrf upow hira, tut seemed a mvw* uaa. oureortwfaa b-th. w �flMIH I the F* >ta) Ootnnmwn1. "aving (talks ia p-rf.t.ly catatoUhol, the Govarnmeut afiaty a any tax riylit tau.-a work. : t consign of the Ttapub'cmui oft fetrict is griug ftmrarl with great i Delegate i for th r bsedriuro are i ly ncmlnated. Bin is with ]>ro- I csss'on i nn> moving Uirougli the rim-bt , at night Tho rcKisttali-ra, both white und col >roJ bai f.dlsn off evtuiderably rata! eloquent and able addieeMs, it hai since tbo test eLrtiiou. Moot of the •w been the gnjd fortune of an atuTprcertit incuiubcnG Lava be-a renom'- enro in the Valley C!b * hoarnabr! and rin easy Iteyublicrn victory is coafrlontly expected by tlio«c who nso Ttn; Kc-Kimc—Tho la-go capture of tbo Ku-Klux which luu been made posted on the situaUoa. (JoL James T. luvis. commander of in ou» ot 0m> South Carolina counties ia ths Washington Light Infantry battal­ which tho writ of fofew wjau was lately ion, died iu thia city on Thursday, nud anspouded, will show Ibe mtSarn ihorvhad a mi'itary funeral to-day. He has -ihoufr that th» Gorcnirarat is do!erlong teen a leading nuui iu our volun­ tuin.nl to d>*al e'my.ly with them. There teer militia. • h ire boon nufltaiu^t daisy and warning Our District lxgi«taiuie bat finally before <•■sorting to thi, uudssirablo pataru the Chicago donation bill, giving moans for ths suppression of virioncc; $iuO,(XX) f. the relief of that sutforing and, if this (ails, the Ku-Klux would be cilyr and ndjounud um iu. C. AL matte a of tho ritoatiou. my g.» <mo stop Inrthor, and' retain the propfo'a mouey at tiro porrotta j«r annum, to I udd up Ixma Ada industrial tearing of tho taw on their powers, au-1 cnterpriocs and more particularly, nre it is uudrraknd will conclude to ask Gccnai for logidatfon to wiabfo them Lot os enfori ___ ___ , ____________ to carry out the itadgne of their anprinciple hrte'n s.-t forth, and w.. will thnrity The cry of reform ia doublhave rearI.el a higher kvri of aocisl Jess ofteu tbo means of doing great and adcinirtrafivT tnflucnc.*., tqurn good, but this cry in regard to the civil which we eaa roar a beaadful and pvr- service, while it doubtless hai many mansul su]«r»tvwtnre. taaiBst odUrcsts, lias so touch bun­ Ths hapuieas and projterty of «aeh combe connected with it, that the roand every eitiana, and not tlw increase spoaau to it ou the part ot the public ia of cammereo or of produob’on, should b» generally without reason, aud founded the fort object of wtciety und of law; only upon feeling aud prvjudic.*. Borno and rt may eren ho uww wary to dis- of tho GuniEiisiiouers nrv fniiatieal on cv\nsg.» this wiki and of an unprinci­ tho thoortslicsd reform, aud are totally pled bant after material > .’hea, now in without jiracliosl kuowleilgu uf tho irubaugnratod. At all evouU. every real progrtee in nehievo>l by tong, continuous Tbo Cummimum ana engaged al! DETROIT C0HRE3MMDMCE. and painful rtniggto, and, therefore, we day yestotday in sonriduriug the qtwemust not bs dltcouregcd Iwcauso trot or tioa of osmpotiliru oxamiuatioua with­ twenty yoor.i are twpiircd—which in the out dis] using of tho subject. • life of a nation are bnt as a single year —to gain acv>'j>taiico for u-w and im­ Ataxaadur 11. 8 toven*, Editor of tho portant truths“Atlanta Bun,1'/utterly dvuios curtain Eoivox Hmauctx Bixxxj.—Amidst Fifthly, The StatisticJ Bureau ought charge, [itvfemxl against him by the all that's now going uu in Iho way ot to bo charged with tho regular colleotfon Washington “Morning Chronicle" in wrprossodiaym]>athy and actual roltef so an article of twu columns length. Ho generously bestowed upon tho sufforerr, mechanios in diflbroat localities; the sisks that any cMtioual idea of his be by Cro both in our own and slater States; wages paid, and the price of land, pro- upeeified, and wauU to kuow if he ever is it nut n qncalkni os to whether our dnoa, beard, Ac. If several handrod Tueasiimi-ndcd any other resort or mode people hare not lost sight of tin lesson thousand dollars can bo s|>cnt to an­ for tho redress of guvcrnrnontal wrongs nounce tho daily slate of tta> weather [ •■-xrept dm l«aceful instrumentalitioa of surely thia information ia ot greater im­ Jiow 1 do not (iropoao to ]>rcach, talk portance. and can bo nlteeted with has ve;y jirojK-rly answers Jcs.” Tlio about sjwcial itnrWenco, retributive “Ben" it thoroughly sectional. It jtutico or tho wrath of of tho Almighty apeak, of Congress as n usurping, Ute- as exhibited in tliceo awful visitations. Sixthly, The majority of the Amcm- gitiamte holy. | It denounces parts uf Throe are thmes for the Pulpit to talk caa people ore proud (uf thuir system of the Constituliuu.uf the country and tho about, but are they nut also tbomus for tert to chartta. education, have sp^ttalroady largo soou load as tbo “higlwat crimes;'* that tho men to tAink about Why ri the great­ In witness whereof I Juivo honrinto sot to ostabliih it, and are willing to make rooanatruction arts giving negroes and est city in the Nortliwost almost entirely uy hand and caused the seal of 8«tn ]<xw while turn a right to veto nrv hum­ swept from the face of tho earth, our to be affixerl. bugs, not coiutitutiuoa! or totaling. He towns and villages destroyed, the very Dane at the tsiy of Washington, this targe it And yst it must be oviJen t to 28lh day of October, is the nmr of every thinker that tb« system fo greatly Rives moral and substantial support to mesas of salssistanco lakou sway from our Lord, «no thousand rigiit hun­ am! radically dcfleienL It sar.not te the general sentimnut of a certain cine* thousands, and where thrift and pros­ dred and Mventv on*, and ot the In- expected that thia great qaration shall perity pruvrilel now naught is Lift but depeadenoo of tho l^nitod States the for them niggers; lets whip that carjrat ‘. ruin, dcootetion, and death ? te here fully discussed, bnt a E-w sag- ; ninsty-rixiL. Itas God anything to do with it or gestiaaa aro thrown out whoso consider­ bagger; lets bang that scallawag." It U. 8. GRANT, Preridint. rniyn "if lie's for law and order and oonnot, aud is Hs> hand to Iw acknowledged liixiurix Four, ation may. iu time, produce good re- 1 sfouliouul modes af rodroas, why is he i■ and His power submitted to, or have all Secretary of State. First and foremust, wo must luvj but- : riteaS about the Ku-Klux. Tho fact is these things happenwl by rkouv X Those THE RErURLICAB PARTY ter and mere highly trained tourliur*. | pateai in his paper, which is potent, are tboTtasons that wo have fat to loam. WORKDiGMAM'S FRIEBD. Wo mart make tho oflfoo of toachur into uapocially in Grorgij. Ho ha* nut donounced the vunspirutani and called— «ui j one of the mot!, if not the most imjw item to dispersa. Aro they doing his ' pertant profemioo. And whi And from from stork ? Is he playing in Goovgla the out to rclLre tho sultaum. And trit one long n>1 arduous But what ot the futuro? Among tho special training, wo must bLhi kuuu part Graham u playing in North Eart, Wert, North aud teiutli. from the remedies most likely to devwiope .tbo ly remunerate the successful i Canadas. England aud the Continent of manhood of thv wurkingmoa. and aid Tho system of hiring young worien who Gourgia would bo a great State if Mr. ■ Europe, come the apoutaiiauusoft-ringr, their material draeluptaaat, the follow­ only look to teaching as a temporary ex­ Stevens and his friends would let her ing are suggested : pedient, until s chanco fir uisniago oc­ They uro obstructing her jirogress, nud I ing for the common ciu.o a> if “by all First, The tlliance ot the w urkingmun curs, m not only money wastul but a clouding her ]irr*]Mirity. ! tucatu they would succor and nave with tho party of progress, hamamty, vrrv groat and lasting injury inflicted Mr. tsteplwua call, us an Imjicrialist. 'I suae." No “tutal depravity” I imagine law and order, and cqiporitian to tho upon the rising generation. Tie v«tab- We are for a gtvernraont just strrag '1 in all theie doings, and tho tetter part party of organised viltany. deception enough to ]mjtect life and ]*us]isrity. 1 of cor common humanity is showing and fraud. It must bo evidoat to all. absolute and immediate taxvaiily ; for If it takes bayoaots aud eunnuu to do ii out in iU; lirightert •-ilore. that Tammaqy II-iU corhrption cunbined Plato well and truly said, “that white this and nothing else will do it, wu say iiut etaruxh of tbi*. let u* try und with sccesaioa batrod nod Ku Klux out-1 seven years of silent stmly are ueroaeary let item glitter and Jot them roar. We' writ/of Vuinethiilg else. Our eliKlbm rages, would, in omw of auerres nt tho to discern the truth, fourteen yuars are wantbvcrv ]>oor white man and every ne­ for city oiiicsire is to come ofl on the 7th next election,' natiunalixB the New York nocot vary to cnabfo one to learn bow io gro to be ns safe iu his humble cabin at of Ndvomlnrr. nud Democrat^ caucus system <>f organised curruption, nud the night'as Mr Btovtsns ia in his luxpitablo I mi'etings have teuu held alri-oiiy iu some nils of g-viat corporsticui. Why is mnnsfKi nt Crawfordville. If it takes of I ho Wunfo b> select delegatus to the a|>|iroacli*>g City yuuvention. At there more poverty and crime in Now, th- one hold ia tho Head, »th Ward York dty than any where on the conti­ doficiuul in cunqiasj. It does w nent? It iAbscaaso thirty-live milliuus enough within its chantiol which is « just the Imperialist that Washington I aote-o a ticket thoroughly Irish of taxes uro wrung from the producers, oeedingf* narrow, but it does nut ] i wax, end Jackson, and Clay, and Idn- was uomtnated. That is right “to the | rain. Wo are for law and onlcr, and vic ties ladong thospoils.*' Ireland inpannually, to ba in great part, divided I«jrts the Democratic party and that ]«ramong a few omu of imfeenw? u>^>hh humin being. , for the rte ttntrf." ty should snp]«ut ti e Irish. Vido the Tho whole system oaiurts in training ‘ " tho memory so that it may retain mo- ' It is expseted thni thu written opinions great and glor' . . and to support the Republican party, • hanlcally a certain nan.her uf facta; |। of tbo majority and alacrity of too 8a- CityofNiwl they coukl s*Ud their own men nud and in sharpenning tbo intellectual fac­ pr-mo Court of tbo If. 8. un the eonati- niKses, jour corrv4»c>dent used to aiplace tbum open tho ticket for Congnua ulties without enlarging their scope. We 1 tutioaalily of tho Iragnl Tender oct will tend those of his own ]mrty awl genarin nil largo rifles. , Tbo Republican cannot think of one uxception to tbo ■ te rend from tl.o tench on Monday ' ally was honored with the position of Jiarty would gtadly honor with its sup­ rule that tho United States have not pro- I; next Tho opiuAra of tho majority Has ' Secretary. I will tell you why he don't port sutne infolltgoot and patriotic ar- duevd a single man, great in any walk ! already teeq. announced. The decisof life, who has spent the liras sixteen Ii ions Grat ou(6" way and then anutbor in­ Before you ■ null into ths dark, and years uf his Ute in a city of upwards of ( voiced no important suita as they were peril all yeu have gamed, yea had bet­ eighty thousand inhabitant That in­ expected to have done,- uor have thqy find uur attendance augmented by a ter first try what earnest co operation dividuality of character which alouo unsottkid tlis value of tliesn note! as largo crowd who cortainlv never were guilty of Voting the liepublican ticket with the Republican party will do. giro* personal prominearo ia entirely Secsmdly, Orgunixod and powerful wanting, and cannot Ira replaced by WO.U0J in charred postage stamps It scons they came in th* interest of a railway and other eembiaation* mart be were received from Chicago yesterday. restrained in their nqracity by. taw. ent lystem deals chiefly in words and j fcSG,<>00 of ndlwsiro stamps were deThem is nothing above the State, and trifles, whi*h, whether remembered or atroyed in tbo fire of that city. not, are uf very little cmaiequexicu.— . Grammar oud spelling aro very well in I I uica little gamr,nnnocnced that tho mecttheir pines but they are not tho chief; I ing «as adjuunuwl. To this a boy. who on. of education. If the man ia other-1 liwaya, and cungreen has full end power to regulate the chargee on freight wtei great, ho learns them iu other per­ I of mutilated currency is presented for I appeared to be the leader of the un and panw-agem for the pwtortion of tte suite, and if hit cbaracter ia dwarfed hie redemption the whole note bo redeennsri.: washed oud an terrified replied by whose public. Th: fawn of tbo States gave spelling in of very little consequence. and that whonwwr the portion prescnlod ' railways the right of entry on private Th* child han various faculties, piiyriial, '■ ia less than half the original also of the | “By order of the Yard committee," font, bverime it »u held that they moral, menial and mechanical; and •j note, the whole be forfeited to tho gov- j added our chairman, ami aAlcd, ** Ka­ every system of oducotiun that does not , erowcot Tho matter is bring seriously trina, call the police." The police reafford tho means of educating all of. •K-uiul.red.bu; uo dreirion hss been »[>oodsd. aud we lining wvll packed in. Republican:! aud DeniteTats aliko were thoroughly cleaned out, .rour curroipondant rwx-ivtag n black eye and u con­ tused hesri, by whose tend* he knowetb not till this day. Ho was invited by an track railway from 8k Louis to Now Eve to right years of ago, ought bu have intimate friend last night to attend a York, with a few launch, from Chica­ n chance to educate its aye, bands fin­ go and Ciaannali, in tho Wart, and one gers and limbs. Under the guise of bill containing the nnised puslul code. Democratii- caucus and vote far him. to Boston and Baltimore ia the East, play, it ought to bo taught tho •xirrcct It waa prevented from becoming a law Our reply wm “nut if tbn Court knows which should bo o|«u to ail parsons asa uso ot tho pencil, iwadlo, tools, Ac. It last Mateu by tbo action of tho House great freight road. A uaiitem rate of ought to be taught to ring, to recite, to in lacking on to it a provirion for the abolition of tho franking privilege. road bed iu order, with a signal rode en. In fact, learning should te ma<ie, This radical change in tbo edaband tf>o u» of the telegraph aro nil tho and it, mureovar, can bo made, the moot listeri policy of tbo Guvwnmcnt suetne conditions neewesary. This rood would pteaasag and •atertairing portion of • The Republicans aro to really wake up aud hold their cnut'uaees uext week. We ran carry Detroit this Full if wo will word, bur I ain sorry to say th* par­ ty is very apathetic at ]irvannt I don't know who will Ira tbo candidates for Mayor Lui Goorgo W. Balrh our pros•nt efficient President of the Board of Aldermen deaesvro the RopuUtam nom­ Fourthly, The Government ought to of Gen. Horarw Porter, Beeretarivs Bri- ination and I hope wiB got ib Mayor ortabliah • mtem ot Foot Office fiavisc nap, Robeson, end otters arrived in this Ranks, which would bo of great benefit many wires as he pleases, provided city from Boston tula afteracca, he claims to bo a Monmn. Hawkins Hon. Felix R. Bru not hu finally and was a roprmeutative man of that frith; ha told the fort Mrs. Haw­ Cummisriouor ot Indian aflairs. Thia kins Umt she hud had her day, aud office with all its rosponsibihltes seems ho married a w-comi, and th.-:> too third. togo bagging Those who want it are not wanted for it, and those who aro wanted for it decline te taka it It is to Wo rarid stand a spell of wet woathbe bojrad that when filled it wd! te wall £ted. Without tteroog'n apprt^iatioa er and if (J>o hoavous oteuhl ste.1 floods of tho Preridcnt's Indian p.liey and tte af tcara I think none of us would shed CHURCHES. MASONIC. m; A Hsaccuux Tasx.—The New York T. than siyv: The oommittoe of Sjvea ty. tn making an rtfirt to purity oar election^ hare ocrtainly unlerUksna aroomplishod. Wo have, spun the onortnltire of Tauuuarw flnatMW. Thom of Tammany oloytfoai are yet greater. dulojalty and false oilhvof handcode The farmer msj coiase liberty to blood; New Advertisements. Springfield Fire and Marine ■ICHILAM CENTRAL R. R. Brand Fiver Valley Division Clover Huller s! SHEPARD’S COMPOUND -WAHOO BHTfflS, SUPERIOR. M'SIIERRY AND STATESMAN CR A IN DRILL taw*-' Kalamazoo and Ann JVrbor ■r.» WHEEL CULTIVA.TORS, Jl-iLL, HALF. AX1> KALAMAZOO, Jaumiiee, ItuUgniiun, Sour Stom­ ach, Coctlrenrm, Xrrroui anti Sickllcatlacke, Ltrcr Comptatut, Fmr.t Jffttc, J/yapepota, Worm* in ChUdrcn, 1‘itca, llUloua Comptalnta, Lorn of ApltcUle, Erup­ tions of the Skin, 1‘lmplco on the PLOIVS J1JVD CASTMPGS, H.\WLNG MACHINES. 1LARR0WB, EfU., aiul the largest stock of AGKICirLTVRAL MA.C1IJN12RY Michigan Central R. R. E. P. BURRALL C. N. SHEPARD, Detroit Stoves! Slate Fnir at Kalamazoo, Northweste-ru Fair at Grand Rapid*, ©airy County Fair, For 1871. NEARLY 100COMPLETED 8X0RIE8 ININ S MS ABLEST UV1NG AUTHORS JSSSSMteSTtaSW 4"A whale Library in itself, aswMWtaass wws.- Hfyl V7JSST Stove* In the Market. They are _.j th the oidy itove made of Lake S upe rior Charcoal iron, in the World. Jt^^rcss.-iE'a? ,^r-—— S r™. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. 10,000! DENTIST te® litiiia. .itVcjdl <j POTA1 OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. �Tt|x ^ErjBUCMl Bw«>v IrtlrtM H l!»! mm. **•“•**»- te w«w a tireO-tota-r Irffc t™ O„n, Or ttitt ~LOUAL EVENTS. I I >NE1. Ged,lUM’.. . Jfwi* E. Htnelrtui William Fuijjgt. ^n-dM. Kutprs A. S-eroro. treoitre Willicjua Rubcwt Marahun.’ A DavitUm. Irving o< -J., Sus rf 5 Annual Meeting ef tbu Board of Sap®, [riaari. The Board of 60pervtorw for I iktry County, nut at the County Ckrt', oBro in tod Oomrty, ft, | ibwe. Beard eallml to order by D. G. ! R..ltoi»oa, Chairman, aud iqion tbo roll Irfoail Board being ealfo.1, the folhro- Johnstown, -tag « era present aud am,w*t*d tu Usir natnew a* called, namely: kodo to tlwpriutae"—Bore than bo varrrrRt* , Hal ord Tabb Saace. for tnm ia fatai- »■ I’. Flfirid, ONIC. Bl. Loui’ wadta tho next Bepabltor N,twa*l C. nrewtto bald in her city. A jxup '3i* bos Iren burn*! on Lik< Orangeville, Materisl for a now paper ka* arrived at Way!*; J . ‘ ' A Mau iu dance «runsd at Mi hlte‘kxiLTIajl *. m. "TAR. to,. Sgtt<*s= th* of Super. J. IL V —r. r«tu’ IrtutisetaDtit of tie* Spring •' Company. It ia one of t'umpwniaa ia lie country. Ooveran.>irt will pMvhsso ♦S.OOO.OiX) i bends ami otB S7^k>0,000 Gold durNTRAL R. *. alleyDivision ntral R. R. J DIRECT ROUTE. man apnuiui ih. following Stnudiug C-mtuiuiite, to wit; A Committee offi$ un Finance. A tounuiUre of thro- on Mireellaiwuu, Claim*. A (Jommitle* d! three ou Solari'-s. A LkmimiUeo of thr.yi ou County Buildings ' Muti.iu'prevuil.xr. i 'Ao Chairman onuounro-l the folloirmg a* »uch Counaitte.-.: (tounitlreon Finance,—A.U. Towne. E.C 1'brttoptaoe.B-K. Stent..,,, 1%, *dc-s Brown, and Johu Q Clark. Ctoiaiitteo on MtoellaucousClaim.-. -­ J. H. Munrou,' D. W.tfcmth, and E. P. Barnum. GwnniiUro pii Solaria*,—F. W. CuiHo*. Prtre Cobb, and Lewi* WUcox. Committee ou County Builliu^,.. Geu.0. Nichols, Timms* Bartram, uud John W. Brigga te the ootnpa-.tau theta. Uc.-ctoforo {aidT Oa inutkrn of Mt. Munroe, J. IL Van Ut expenses be t-urtailo.1 and ••wddait" iosuranoo ba abandoned, and Guru M il! be no nevi uf ineraosing, rate* cm thereof egwiu-t Urn County of Manistea to tho Boartl of Superstore of Maniate* County for adiuiiuii-tij. Ou motto Board adjourn-d until 7 Tax Durso:r CoaMncirt. Aavnrun. o'clock, r. m. . —Tho rfAwriMir emf TrelMv says: Th* Wm. H. Down*, Cfoik. Oro-srsto .fdsrrtror i. unt fld, wo-k in Ercuing Se—ji.iu, 7 r. a. a n*w anna, with au elegantly engraved Board toot pursnan! f» o-ijnirninent heading, and presents a really haudw.mc Roll called. Quorum protent. Foard ai^mranc*. Under the five maaagv- prucwd*>l to buainm* Ou motion Board adjourn*-] until to­ m;-ntof Mr. Win. li. Burk, tboctrcstlatio*i of tho paper has been steadily in- morrow morning at the hour of 8 o'clock! Wm. H. Itewns, Cloxk. ervaac.i from a few hundred cojnc* to Ta« W*tTQ t;.Utiunali j-iins ia proteshug egniual tho prol*-wed udtaaee in insurance rain Qu a-~«nt uf the Chicng,, fire, B„J .asRwU aa mure fogitmale a roduchon ne th- ex­ travagant eommr-toa pai.1 to a-vut*. th* rv.ult of unnatural aimpi-tiito. Th* insured Use Leon paying fn« 10 to 24 par cent, uf ihdw premium, to thru ugvnte, wbirb i.illegitimate, aud if any compani.-a have lharoby criptdad tbemsclrc* for an liour of trial. Atiosa f.ult u but their owu r Murt th* proproty * JrJ .to* -ii-ta- *™»n •">** •» a-;,™*.•r.auto^ta.tf , thousands tha coming winter. B-TosCmi Srooa-A nw. udre-r- (raiam u u, tomcat gturf. our readers » th., num- . ioc|m|e w M1O Th* prewiu 8Jti,tK) ^SU.IKW of which win bo paid Curpomlton Counea! O’Uurmna claiiih ! ia msb probably tU most axkeasiva that he luu iitetutBted aitite against icdieroo of tlio kind user undertaken. Tend and < 'onrudly in good faith. But wa will not farcatall 'tlso offiem! an Mr 1. J. Willmd of Enimrtt, li ra re (noanre-iqprt. Itexk out for ill renth auto ano ot hie Hbort Hern Dur- Palmer, the wull-known l'*hrenol«yri*t The Grand Array of tho liejaiblie oak* end Naturelrit, will dr-liver a. course al 13 posts ia tho country to aid their rocn- hi* popular Tx-eturr* on tbe above «ul>reies wl.o were sufforrru of tlw Clik-ngo jocte, in Union Hall, to cwrutuirnc* oa Saturday wvmung «( thi* week. Three subject* will be illuat-ated by a hun­ dred Boat* arid Skull* of men and ani­ mal*. Abo a splendid unfouldmg Din. gram and Jdodlo <?f the harman body, such aa never ha* appeared Imforo Also diagram* of men of all Naltomi, kindred* and tongno*. Edeh lecture Hhin.-C. N. Taylor r*cmr«l ths fnl premium, at oar County Fair, »a hauv. hi* brine runsidcred by the rern. Bitten th* lightert colored on ! bto fillEvnr Sovaaar.—Th.) iuumlicr of I'trry far Ort. 2?tb ia the fin.>Hotoj Mau. af tlue .d(y. aflor a erf TTlurfratol paper we ever »aw, mid ioeg MOfon uf ah kuaea. departed thia . though Amur NrferAy u always valuEfr the 27th ulL Thu f-e-ral wn» abta both for it- Literature ar.d it* fllary»lr attended at hi* reeiJencv on Bun- luafratuxia, ia thia number il aurpo—oa itself, ami -wnl* out a abort that ** tru­ ly beautiful. Tn it we find an an­ The Rrpublteana rd New Jeamy, aro nouncement that early in Novomlier tho ftire and vwrv hopeful of carrying tbo Fttbliabm will coca inouc* the publieaSate, alih.-ugh the Democrat* hare tto af a new aerial novel rnfitlrd, Middlctuarcii, a storv of English I’roMatuied their boat men and put tin it vir-einl Life.” by Guo. Elliot, to be pub­ lished in Jirrrj SaiurJar in advance ul iU publirwtto in England. Sorb enter­ prise dc—Tvn* cummrndatiotf. W* will furnish tho Basvr.1: mid Ferry .SuZstoiy far one year fur 15.50. Arnuma* Oon Fxunwa—All mem­ ber* ol Hastings Irxlge No. 53 I. O. 0. Havkin- tho Murumn elder, ten* been F. nro specially r vjneeto-l to be at tl* •ntmrod to throe year*' imprisonment, Uxlgo Room, on Tuesday evening of tad uarMti:. hire been issued fur the next weak, Nov. 7th. at seven o'clock, to xnak* arrang*mu»ta to attend the bring of tbo rowr stone of the Odd Fellows iM-'itato at Innstag on the Ifitb Gov. Bui ■Land B ’■■H***' . .., . Gmt »t.. uent prevails ia Georgia lid of Totter* rwamining in th* Poet lent af tbe new boude and f rterkl from tbo Trca'iut tea* toft Waohingto!. itJOfirr ImiiiB. * ■o to tie imld ou Tardsy. < iu tone Sutra, narae'y: -w Jmtf, MampptteBOl1 liaofa, IftuMMota, Mimi • -in ami Vurinia. 4ntaHr «TU br tkewou.-; u»r.-Ed*e BircUdh -* :Urima!,»ftbeKrutWnrd. og oa Wodered**, ac-i­ l. tbe knife in ooo ef Ide IU think* lire e*o may b-‘ ■nation doaa not to tn TW editor and —P*>7« x* <.flk* return thanks— Ulrexu-teH.H.'Merabon, Ur aburirelcifappUe. ba­ taw foi. of fo* L ar. Mr. M. rato* non* fruit in Berry Co. Moax iuu.-Bo*. Adam ERmU «fcm»U*. by letter dated Oct SI.I, fcnthak.. ! that day mart to Bra Belief <^MitUH. ex Gra-d Itarida. Ifibbia <lour. 12 buaUia of i-aaa, » 1-2 Iba • .......... .... A At Iked utrvfom ikcurrai daring th* VaUsr1 ha rtetiui u Wa*4j **( •> Mt** i ttia.. Tta-W Italy. wIUmsr->. I w } « I O» BWlios of Mr. Cobb, recount* No. nograpbrr for tho Ofroti: Coart far tl-a BNZ: t IS I S *0*' *"** ,r-'T® t’*1*0 f»"— County uf Barry. M. A • i ** m >5 r — ■ei*1 -'. ttaa. 1« a* lx aa i the table, an I rvfc.-red bark to tbe cumBa-ao'.utto was not adopted. ! llr. CUIin.- .red that T. B. DI*. I On motion cf Mr. Musroo arcaunt ■krekto k«^>. wm ~ r~s, are total; miUro on Mi.-rflanwou* Claims. tikuSk'i~ <" IS 1-U7.'. BXKul, Supwtateadent of SduoN for !' No. 86 was taken from the table. I thi* GainHUlfe altovwj four .foliar* nori On motto account Na 86 wa* al­ J.r A J.lifrsM. d. s?s -t—Hta.----- 1.._ Bs**y lUttar, testoUs’s r««. I-I to day for hfcrtcrvires* a., such, and that lowed at Forty-two dullara, a* claimed. hi> aorviroa shall not ex-Mod 280 day* • Tlic romsiitteo to whom wa* referred ia any one year ' __tire n..„_ _ uf the County into Beprodiriato Eruui^ Saaeto. 7. p. m. Mr. Brown moved to muond the no- seatedr* IHatricte, submit tbe following Board centened pnrvuaiit to adjaorutionof Mr.OalHat, by iarorttag thr** I aa their Report Sicr.r. Ro]| -called! Quorum prreetit. and one-half dollaro par day in placj of Your CtHnmittoe would recommend Board proceeded to biuirn-s* . four dollar*, which motion did not pre- that the County bo divided Boat ated Tba committee apou mieeeUaireoa* vail Vt yea* and nays a* folfowa: 1 West along tbe north lure uf Maple claim through their Chairman, Mr. Miro­ Fou—Mr. Brigg*. Bartram Itarnuta, Grove. Baltimoro, Hop*, and Orang*. roe, reprtad that ih-y had taamired th* Clark. Brown, Nfehuia and Smith. ' villa, and along tii* ».-uth Um uf Yanfoliowing acooute, and would recciamead jVey»—Mr. Cobb, Cbllm*, Tcwnu, ka* Springs, Rutland, Hartiaga, and their allowane* aa f-lcva: Wilrox, William, Young*, Staniua, . Caitlutun. and that- Ibir Northsru DiaMunroe, l*JwtUiplaco and Chairman. triet consist of die Township* of Cas- Bod. for Ko JU Tho original moliun prorailcd by vom tieton, Carlton, Hartings, Irving, RutM-tiu!. und nay* a* follow*: ' land, Tbornspplc, Woodland, Yanko* Ob motto at 1_________________ _ F«*s—Mr- Bartrum, Cobb, Clark, . Spring*, mid th* first, ascoud, third 43 and 58 wcra taken from tbo table. Collin*, Munroo, Phiittajdaoc, Staatua. and fourth Ward* uf tba City Ou motion of Mr. Munroe. account Nirdiol*. Town.-, Williaon and Young*. I of Hastily*, and shall be known as No. 43 was allowed at five dollar*, aa •Veys—Hr. Briggs, Hrowti, Barnum,' District No.4., and the South District cjsimrrf. Wilcox Smith and Chairman. j ihall consist of tbe townahi;* of Aagyru. Mr. Tuwno moved that tho Cbaia- । Baltimore, Barry, Sop*, Joliaetown, man njmoint a (knnuiitl** of threo spot Maplo Grove, Orangeville aud Prairie-th* ro-divieioa of thia Crtunty into Rep-1—1 r*--" — -On motion of Mr. Towne,“tho report resentalivc Disliicta. ru accepted and adopted. Motion prevaitod. Uirt No. 1 will have a twpuUtion of Th* account of Milo T. Wheeler and Tho chairman announced the follow­ I twalvo thousand throe hundred and oaten others were presented, and oa tm> ing a* aurh cuuniiitta* : Mr. Tuwm-rMr. . eighty-luttr, and DisteirtNo. 2 lion reeeirad, ui referred to tbo oo-mitOobb, aud Mr. Stanton. will hare a pcpulation of nine Ilia—nd tee oa Miecellaneou Claiau. On motion Board adjourned 'Oulil on» eight hundred and twenty, (tl,82U), and pn motion. Board adjourned until t> o'clock, r. k. . that the County Clcrfc file a certificate Board proceeded to burineea. W«. H. Powxb*, Clerk j of such division in hi* cifltew, aud in the A cumuioniculion frem Judgo Hoyt ulfica.uf the Secretary of tbo State, ac- in regnr.l to thia County purchasing Wa. H. Powxm, Clerk. <vrdu.g to law. Ami Prnu Report* of Judge Brown, for A. C. Tewu. ) Tberaday Morning, Oct. 10th, 1871. th-uso of tbo Barry Circuit Court, ra> Board cunveuod. Roll call© L Quo. 1‘rrxs Con, > Cummitto* Board eurirrned purautul to adiournrec-wived, and jn motion laid ou tbe taun preaont. Hoard proooo-lod to buai<*t. Roll railed. Member* *11 pre* bl*. . On motion uf Mr. Brigg* tbo report uf ■i. Baird proceeded to beaiueru Tba account of Jam** Clark and right Mr.Towne asked, and obtained leave tho cotutuillo* was accepted. The cummittec oe miaeellancoiu elaiim "■-Un were unwanted, and ou motion F abCMk* (irr IdmwlC until to-morrow Ou motion of Mr. Goodyear tho report .ro*'iv*d ana refemdMp tbo Committee I rough their Chairman, Mr Munroe, reuf tho .ummitte wa* laid ou the l»bl» , >rtcd tint they had exaarie 1 lire foluntil to-munt>w wonuug at tba huoB at, wiug^ceoanta, tad wewM recxrwrnd 8 1-2 o'ctock. , ( The account of E. H. Mallory and 1; twelve olbaro were prooentad. and cm । J • Mr-Gj^wr m-..ad dial the pro.-eeding* of Um Aourd of Superriean durieg the year t»o jKiUisluJ ia il,« -RmUican Banner" and “H-ae Jeamal.'’ and that tlx- Mtn of filly duUare Ur paid to each for such publieatiou. Mr. Colliaamoxod to amend Uw molion of Mr. Geodyrar by addiag to it the “Mlddlevilte PUfodrefor." andUm tbe turn of thirty three dollar* aud thirtythree rente be paid t. cask p-xv (uvaoeb publieatiou. Mr. Good rear *oae*>4*<l lb* amend meal, and lb* moltoa prevailed. There bciag uo farther bannew before lJ.c B ard, an leuteia of Mr. Tbwna, tbe Journal <4 tbo proevediog* of tbe tea-on wav read sod epprorrrt., Ou molfoo uf Mr. Smith, Board ad journal until Monday, tbe 8lh day of January, JHftf, at 3 o eloek, p. M. O at tenigM, r Wm. H. Towaaa, Ckrk. to the legslily of the durges, and wbeihtr they »rs ia proper sbsp* to be andit- Evvniug Sasaiuu, 7 r. ■­ Board cuurened t>ur*uant to adjouruwent. Roll caltaJ. Quorum proaenL j Board jiroeeed«*l to btuince* . The ouramitioc on Miacellaueoua Cl.uni* ■ through their Chairman, Mr. Munroe, reported that they had examitu-d tho following uceouate and would roeutuuiend their allowance, a* follow*: On motion of Mr. Briggs, the report was accepted and adopted. Tbe account of Lewis Wiloox and IS others were presented, sod oe njotlan re. Mired, ar.d referred tn lb* committee on O.> mnilau. Baird adjoomad nutil 7 oe'agk thi*!erraieg. Wm. IE P*w8Bg,-Clatk Oa tMHioa, Board aJj.>ara*d anti! 2 o'­ clock p m Wm H Powmre, Clerk. Tuesday Morning, Oct 10, lf-7l. Board met ncrauint to adjournuu-nt. Roll called. AU proeent. i Board nroceeded to buaiuiw*. Chafie* Ik Wool answering fur Mayor H. A. Goodyear. Tho account rtf Richincnd S Ilorku* and thirty-nine other* were pevar-nled, and on tuutiuu reorived end rofonud to th* eoaunittro on MieruHancous Claim*. On motion Ifoard mijearw.l until Imlfroart ana o'clock, r. m. Wx. H. Pawnt*, Cleric. Aficmo—■ 8c—to, 2, p. —. ' Itoerd —ci per**sat to ajjoornnMaL Boll calhd Qeuram prosc.t Board proceeded to business Tbe cumtnillcs upon nisevHaueoa* deism, through their Chair—an, M. Mun­ roe, rvpirted ll.*l they bad ixa—tod tba f-lfowing account*, and wool I rcojamvnd <1, JUl.wUtaUlu.rUUU itairln ties relating lo ths name, they are hereby atoborixvd lo erect a I MW .«e oo Ibe ocAh side ‘if lb* Jail, if d«med by, them ties voidable. On motto, I be tetoutto wax adoptMr. Btarttoo mo red that Mr. Bubiueua, ■Mr. Goodyear and Mil- T. Whrelvr he appointed a auch Coaiui'ittcc. Motto nreiailed. No. 120 was allowed at 8322.35. a. clahned. On motion «>f Mr. Cullin'. account No. Ill was allowed at 8U52.22 aa claimed. On motion Hoard adjourned until Dallam to apply on oalary. «>ft motto nf Mr. Bartrtm tho Sherilf wa* autlmriaod to parchaw the wood fur tho uno of jail and Court flmue JitttlnJ, TbaI '.b* Prosecuting Attorn­ ey for tbo County of Rarry be autharla-il by lb* Board of B^rieoraofeaid (tou ty, lo enter into negotiations with Com -on Council of tho City of Detroit, <>r with any asfooriacd sga-t er tifitor iu LeLall of—id City, to reocivc sod keep iu the Dctruio Home of Currsctto, with tbe ---- —»-^ my .rorsoo or persons Muteuew! to couGurairnt by Marietta I* ia thi* Cuwuty, Let No. J C4, Seorioo Laws port to | th* Board at their Oa soeliio, nmiK&ra was adopted. Local bbpijiG^ |lotice;. caa be cut thia season, for wlic'i tho highest mirket prico ail 1m> paid, by Hick. I'-rottos, at tbo»r store, <oro*r cf Stale Bird'Church street*, Harting*, On not—, Board adjoomvd until to—arrow -erwiug al th* bear at 8 1-2 a Frulay Noraiog, Oct. 20,1871. Buanl uu t punaant to odj^urnmei.L —..II eallcd. Qaoruui preeenL Beard proceeded to bosineea. Tbe iccoioi of J. II. Vaa Velaor hr expenara gums to Maniatee. KU preecot *d, and oa mutioa of Mr. Brigg*, wot re A oummumcatiou from 8. C. IMadta, Judge of Probate, ia regard to enlarg­ ing tire Probate office, wax received and Tbe Sanorintendcnte of Toor aulmiitted th* following report : Tn tho Hon. Board of Superriaora of Barry County t Wa, tho utule.wignod, Suporiatondonta of 1‘oor for oaid County, would , ta-g leave to eabmit tho following, a* their Annual Report fur th* year ending October 10th. 187L oa folton ; Oa nwtto of Mr. Youngs tho report wa* accepted. . On nmliua, co-aunt No. S'l was laid im tho radio. ' Oa motto of Mr.' Clark th- report of thj cnmniilte* a* nn—ndod, wa* udoptud. Ou uu-t- m Board adjourned until 2 o'clock r. MWa. H. Itewoae, (3«rk. I.m motion th- Report was acc.^.-ldBcmOet Slot 1871. On motion uf Mr. Towne, tho Brjiurt AD* I. Smith, W. F. Smith, Sweet * of the <-..mmiM«* was ammiM by alBird, Rluvla Bum, J. W. Olonn Jeaeew tewing account No. 15 *1 822.55 urntea 1 of |3ti.5j, a* remained by committee. Albright biroetyonrleUrni to Na. ot I*. O. Box On motion uf Mr. CollinC acooaata AHeraouu Bortion, 2 r. a. No. 5 and 37 were withdrawn. Boatd convened pursuant to adjourn­ O« potto of Mr. Towue. tbe Rul»«t Juan ItosDcn. P. M.. af foe cmnmifteo. aa amended, wia ment. Roll called. Qworam pmt'iii. Board twuoeeded to bwrinees. (fouroaxte.—A State elartfoo f» Mt tkdlins moved thal a cusmitteo motion of Mr. Tuwbc, the Board State Siqterintodcnt of PubBc lortraoot threo be appointed ou Apportionment tfou and Judteial oflbwr* waa. beld on oTTmiro ' • Motion prevaBtaL the TBth of O< trdtoa. veoerfttd re a Ttse Chairman.Bnuouuoed tire follow­ Ib-tiiibltean victory bv a much largro ing a*»ueh committee: M—ora. Collins, majority thaa we had al th* ehrttioa in ChtrA and Dsrtram. , DUi ttonlv Treasurer laid before th* ttepartabwr.___ _ Djnri tho Hats of rcjerto.1 taxoa for th* Dated, Outobor 10th. 1871. provtoe yror at his olBee. also al the On motto uf Mr. Muuroo Um report Auditor fiunrral'* ufitae. tagotbur with th* bats ami auroanto that havu bean was acvrp.’od and adopted. Mr. Town* submitted the following charged bock to tbo County, and by th* County Troatatrer to th* uveral Town- rcaolu'to: That th* superstore of the ° wm. n. r-w«». o-tii Towne iniroducud tho fulL.wiag to rnahip* of Rutland. Carlton and Hupo bo authuriaud and instructed to aaaM* Baaoirttioa t u .kiu tfo> tho »ex< nd duscriplto* in their That tbo Itejurtcd Taxes and Wednewdsy Morning. Ort. 11.1571 township, the oom* aa reported by the BuarJ mtl poreuant to adjoaram-nt. the amounts cLargwd boek to tbe sevviJ Drain Ctanmisahroer. a* a drain tax. Bull eaiw. Quorum proMnL BjorJ Township be remind and that oaeh Oa motto of Mr. Youngi tho rooolu Supervisor bo authunxed ami inslruteed ■X^edird to bosimwa wa* adopted. 1 The committee on Miscrilau-ou* to re-aaeces upon their nwportivo Town- Uon 18 ahoota-total wwtot IRM !>• Oa motion Hoard a Ijourm-d unt I to1100 bwahuh care of oom. CKalm* through their chmnnan, Mr. ISObaabria potato**. Munroe reported Ctau U..-y bad ^y [be prori^n. of a-rtto. No. 1 io end 10 hoc* over one year old-total inrd tbo tultowmg arooUBta, and. 7^‘‘' ‘ Wm U. Powma, 3l Samto Um HW. ood th. Ctork. l»> referred to the Committeo on Appor­ All of which is n>H»cifally submit­ tionment of Taxes ted. . Friday Mwrntag, Ort. 18th, 1871. Da motion the Resolution intro lorod Givwa under our hand, this 10th day Board oiuvwned pureuaut to a^itmniIn Mr. Tawoc. wai adopted. of October, 1871. Mr. Mun too moved that the blwrifl jurut. Ron railed—-tahero all pnwMr H. A. Guedywor . Mayut of is. Mifowcd an enter of Ninety-four n*d , any hMwdredtbs dollar* to pay the Ul- Hastings Oil/, apj—nng. Board pro ■bn. of bourd of jury duimg il» kam- ooededU burinroa Or J.ll, «*to Ou motto th* roport of tho Commit­ l imped trial atal the aame amount b­ ' Atorted from hU areoaut agamel th. tee on R^diviato ot the Cuaaty into iteprew-KtaUvu IHrtrirt* n Bl taken from Oc motten of Mr. Cokb, tbe repot i wae awq/ted aud adopted. Tbo coaimiltce upoo uiiaeellauectu eiaioM re|«rtod that they had examined the aereotrfe of the Sheriff, and other of fieera of thio County, agaiul tbe Coealy of Maai*lor\ and find toe Mme u-4 pro­ perly itenuaod. Oa motion of Mr. Goudyeer.tlte report CO0O Shirt* and Dmwero a* well 7500 pair* Leather and Woolen gto and mitt* ind rcctuveJ. Star Cloth romite of tbo Sherifi tad other ofiiecro of Hnoow—“Tbe groat one price rtorv. this County, again*! th* Cuaaty ef Maa Utee, were referr-d Lack to the pereone prrrentiug diem. Io be properly itemised Mr. Gooiyear aubmilled tbe following revolution: , Rradrrd, That lb* ProeeMtiag Auern- J. Aiwa re go to Mudges' to get • bargain ’ DRY OOODS.’^fotblug, haL, th ate Furnkhing goods. aud every aid* cut •» found at Mtulgm'. : Tux Nxw Fnx- - J. W. * C. O. BenC ley. maa'ufoatonnwuf sash, doura. blinds and molding*, and ovwrything else, are so busy eellitg molding* that they e*anot-write fox th* load culaum tliu week sfeciaL NOT1CF>'' ,Vt Lox:;:.- ii.uta.-urt 1 who cm had Jtantaal re rut* Ar* raBd, certain, aafo and ediotoL llqre'e Maadnto HlUewr. Dysj^tam Bago. Maudrak* Pilis miro Hambtot-. �8 O’CLOCK Ud kM thlr kM^ ixte^. •a Akkand tcnUit from ».«>d to hand to ctecidr which iihoul l have th. •<«: ehotoe." (fie toatod die stick to tbe other, who held it fast. jot whore he happeoMi to cab-h U. Ibvn th. firet ptawd his hand above the iwoond, and no tho hand* were a’.terattelv changed to tho top. Tbo one who heli tho sbok last without room for tho other to take hold had gained tho tot. Oil waa tried three linwM As Larkin bold tho stick twkvQutof three times, ho had the choice. He bMiUted a moment Every­ body looked toward tall Jim I’biUipw.— But Larkin was loud of a venture on unknown seas, and so he said. *T take tho mate," while A bon of surprtoo th. ocher aide, a. if afrmd hi. opponent would withdraw the choice, retorted quickly, and with a smack of exultation and defiance in hia voice.- “And 1 take Jeosna Philfipa.” Aud aeon all peseut, except a few of tho old folks, found themselree rar.p-d in opjxwfag hosts, the p-or spelters lag­ ging in with what green Uoy could, at tho foot of the two dirisiotia iho Squire opened his IqpU-book and began to give out the words to th. two cap­ tains. who .food up and <|>elled against each other. It was not long Wore Urkins spelled "really" with on. I and had to sat down ia confusion, while a niurmer of satisfaction ran tlhrough the ranks of the opposing fore*. His own — - - flgUre should his evil gvetius baud by a strong effort he turned I away from Dr. Small, and IL_________ fully to tbo words which th* Squire did not pronounce very distinctly, spelling them with oxtremo deliberation. This gave him im air of heaitatioa which disepj>ointod those an his own side. They wanted him to spell with a dashing as­ surance. But he did not begin a word until ho had mentally fek his way thi nogh it After ton minntaa of spelling bard words Jeoms Buchanan, tho cap­ tain on tho other aide, spoiled ■•atroc- to which there could be but cue aoncln•^Jorlbereware only the poor spellBut Ralph Hartaook ran against a stamp where he was lead exjvxXing U. It waa thn Squire’s custom, when oao of the smaller scholars or poorer .peUm rose to spell against tho master, to give out eight or ton nosy words that they aht have some 't-nwdhing spoil before ig slaughtered, and then to give a poser or two which ax>n settled them. Ha tet them run a little, m a cat does a doomed mouae. Th-.ro was now but one peracm left on the opposite side, and si she rose in her . CUNDURANGO! Ulis, Ksie & Ch Kliid Eitract VINECAR BITTERS^ @5,000in Greenbacks! ASK YOUR GROCER FOB CRUMBS LtEft, o Wa< i i<*S< . • ma M.ei <*>■■■«■ tore tss iuu« C—« -u ^eaOtnmta.tra. fr-4| «U AloM^U Mlo..laam. nttMiteCMBXT aiXSOD rCBIriu-J a Lira ciriso i-urxcirr v. ■ • mmnOmivm— —1 l»<w ■ in at iw COMFORT! Is Zrwaiw st tot ffiutfreue nene <- tat knits? a>MlU-<. stands at tho top of the page. Mho spalled these words in an absent and unintorceted meaner. As every body to ksn w that she would have to go dowu as soon as this preliminary skirmisliing waa over, everybody began to got ready togu homo, WILL M. CABLETON, and already there was tbo Lun of pre­ paration. Yuun~ nw were timidly •• BnUy uml I ore Out.” »;n.u wunu row atking girls if "they oould soo tb«m oafbotne/* which is tho approved formula, THE BETBOIT WEEKLY TIUUHE. and w«ce trembling in mortal fear of “the taitton” 1’resontly the Squire, thinking it time to clow tbo contoui, scalp forward, adjusted his rnich bad , boon oxamiaing and turn*! over | -----------------tho book to tho great words at' tho piano kr.oan to spoilers as “ Incomprebensibi Ry." and began to give out thoM “wends of eight syUables with the accent on the sixth." Ijstloas scholars now turned round, and cease1 tn whisper in order lo bo In at the mis­ ter's final triumph. But to their sur­ prise “old Mias Moansea white nigger," as some uf them called, in allusion to bar slavish life, spelled thceo great words with as perfect o*<« as tho mus­ ter. Still, not doubting the result, the Squire tuniod from place to place an.! | •olected all tho banl words ho could find. Tba school became utterly quiet, the exa foment was too great for iho ordinary , xZa^saunuss font areaCaMl. PaiwaUvas*-<ll <.. . u—a—sf umikM* T->i«BMMe.i->.« roe >aasaas*s<«rv as. Ckr-ela Skaa» . ■ I.a >M Owl, DraMrtl* m Is4ls*«<>™ nil»*«<, BmIium aa4 luimliou r. vara, DI—<m, af Ikv BloM. Uvw, Hi. ■«?• oiSlUJ—.w—Mluml-.l— •ar-K: THEA-KECTAH OMiUSatkna 1 1 XumUX uX.*L>S Ml !Z 1ur^-.i*3 ‘ vaa rax a lb roarunra "HSKF, PrsttaviUs. Oss. *. MU. ’ , -------- D1AOLLTION NOTICE Tbs Ca Mrtarsokle bsrslotsrs siisIibx «f lbs Bras nt WUslsr A P—slsg. Is lUs Say dissolved DrerxrtiA aa >x»iaB»Ttos. a,.-. UH BmM. l.fc—Ilin ar tka baa*. ru*u U.. , RUPTURE TO SHIPPERS OF APPLE I QUESTS Wan OF BATTLES, stint. THE TEAR t Tka r^mta t*»«A«w «X*-U*5U*«H -01U At Orangeville, Oct- Oth. “ Hastings, Oct 9th, and Nor. 6th. “ Amyria, Oct. 18 th— FJIu tiebool Honan. At Nashville, “ 17th. ASK TOVB HIOK BK1LU TOK IT! IHEAPEST ADVERTISING coming up againot tbe teacher. This brought the exdtmncm to fever-beat. For though Ralph was chosen first, it was entirely on trust, and most of tho J. W1LKU. riwrlMM^K m Mr BOXLB a CO, IN THE WORLD I KTS0U1 BT XU. PaiUUtSTS SSD CXXLSXS IE& ion who now stood up against tbe school master, was n fiunnns sredlnr. Jim PhilLipe was tc tall, lank, etoop-should-Tod follow, wfip bod never distinguished himself in any other pursuit than spoil­ ing. Except in this one art cf spelling he wae of uo account Ho could not catch well or bat well in ball He could mark ia that famous Weston game of bull-pnn. He did not succeed well ia any study but that ot Webster'. Elememtarv. But in that he was—to use tho usual Flat Creek locution—in that he was “a bona.” This genius for qmlL Illg is iu MUM peoplu a sixth sense, a matter of intuition. Some spellers are bora and not made, and their facility reminds one of the mathematical peodiKum that crop out every now aid then to bewilder tho world. But Moans, fore­ seeing that Balph would bo pitted ogamstJim IThliipa, had warned his friend that Jim could “sp.ll Eke thun­ der and lightening," and that It "look a powerful smart speller to beat him, for he knew a beep of spalling-book." To have "spelled down the master" is next thing to having whipped tho biggea, bully ia hoopole County, and Jim had '‘spelled down"' the last throe mast era. Ho divided tho hero-worship of the <Ustrict with Bud Heuns. For half aa hour the Squire gave out hard worda. What n blvascd thing uur crooked orthography ial Without it then* could be no opeUing-echeols. As Ralph discovered his opponent's mottle ....... n-aSiiAW, AKa.iu RIFLES, SHOT omSSBEVOLVERl FAMILY BIBLE POPERY. THE FOE OF THE CHURCH intentionally. Tho bull-dog tba shirr., relentless setting of the will, had gone, he knew not whether. And there had name in its place, as ho looked in that face, a something which ho did under­ stand. You did not, gentla reader, the I first time it came to you. The Squire was puxzlod. He hal ! givi-n out all the bard words in tb<> ; book. Ha again pulled thn lop of hh head forward. Then he wiped hfcj spoatadse and put them on Then oat of tho depths of his poskot ho fished up I a list oi words just coming into use in ' hose days—words not in the spelling 1 book. He regarded tbe paper atfamlively with tus blue right eye. His black left eye meanwile fixed itself in ' such a stare on Mirandy Moans that she S8£Sfit Michigan Exchange AND REPUBLIC. I> dj. IU povvr. 4*p»UM<i. islallibSitj j tvliru. mindM. UUurv. MrHestwn*. >i«iti<if 1 <n <■•>. ss.l 5eW l ork ni«l*. - <. - 60,000 R E F £ R E .V C ES, miSaise ” ■eetevvlr, st lfa> Mm nt lfa« Ui M. srttslf L*1 • la Mte «M»tr. . r™w;Q“ FAMILY KNITTER. The American Washer! WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, PRICE. SD.5O. nal W all eUtau *m And Hannah spelled it right. Such a burn followed that Boiaoy Short’s giggle could not be hoard, but Shoeky shouted, "Hannm boat! my Hanner spelled down tho master I" And Ralph went over and congratu­ lated her. rsosrjrczus ran let And Dr. Small Mt perfectly otlU ia the corner. . And then the Squire called them to ordor, and said : "As our friend Han­ THIS A.LT>I>1£: ner Thomson is tho only one loft on her . J^^nnt a, side, she wilt have te spell against near-1 I As lUnmtnd HanrU, /V»e » >B< WnrU. ly all on t'other side. I shall, therefore 1 take the liberty of promatinating the j completion of this interesting and ex- I TB» 1LD1XE. -falls bmU Olihsll lb* rvsslsr11’■ •l ib* J-seurxv •< <<«,., tnlrraal •atlwUka aToWuina. Iksrarwi >mstsfafsta jwg gaassg-wa brilliantly. Stcep-ahoulderod as he was. ha began to'atraighten up. In tbo minds of all thn company tile odds wore in his favor. Ho saw this, and became am­ bitious to distinguish himself by spelling without giving tha{master any thought. A FAMILY RECORD, Most Suitable for tho Family, Must Valuable for the Student, Most Instructive for the Teacher. Most Appropriate for tho Child, Most Useful for tho.Minister. Most Interesting for tho Farmer. Moot Elegant for the Parlor. Moat Pridi tabla for tho Study. REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO GREAT SATIRE TO CONSUMERS nisnui' u. <<juerx.nl>.™ THE GJIEA T Ah EJIHa . Opportunity! IK flOffftC-U Ds.HlNi. EiMllni W.tar nt.. i >r.k.r4 ssj Hi aa.41.1 u Swws-tits.sih.ris ••7 r.aUr-1ls»4alibiII. fie. KNOTS UNTIED I’sl* at • ■UsUsrthM. tSVaBnfi i. ■ bnMoU. I CffiCUIT COURTS-1871 1873. (STORY OF THE WAR IN EUROPE w/q.i^Zs**4 11 D6A P<*,U''’4 '• b“"‘ BeftiS CAUTION K^LCSSTE d^SATtOTAL e'E^SJn*iso*co.7ci.i<4^. I III. d-ru.MU. O»L>. .rtU-LwiK Me. | even ventured to whisper that *mabe Jim had ootthed h» match after all ."* Bttti’hi'.lipa never doubted hie eoe- Years Experieni JURUBEBA “Thoodolit.," said tho finuiro,. “T-b-e, tha,o-d,od, tlw<xf,o thoedo. 1-y-t-e, theodolite," spelled tho eham^Next." said tfie Squire, nearly losing his teeth ia his excitement Balph epolled tho won! aiuwly and JOHX E- POTTER $ CO. The Boston starts a now seriua ofanthmetemlublM. Ita fire*, equation is : • Two cobblers and a oocktail make u. unurwi. KJ.VUUl.SM cutcuLAT10» or TUB BLOOD. JU 'SRKMWS',".’* ft. Weft’ Eitract ef Jinteta � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-11-08.pdf 7d13c67e005488ecc9c35a790628c57a PDF Text Text Tif« Kfr<I»ucMi The Banner Company. i itHTLXSJL. <-«• xwu VOL HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, NOV. & 1871. bcrx-oldnr tree at the spring, andrepoated to himself tho connnaatkin until be came to the part in which she said that only tune aad God eould h.-lp her. What did aha moon? What was tbo hidden part of l»r life? What was the connection between Lorand Sbocky ? Hoars wore on, and still tho mind of Ralph Hortaook went Lack and traveled ta« osmo rood, over the fBnco, past the bax^ldor, up to the incxplknUo part ol lore it waaa ot prudent to stop there. tbe exmvareation, and Stood bewildered But let us deal partly with thorn Who crore with Mirandy, and to bar remark would not stay in paradise ton minutes about Hannah be only ropoed that longw. aven though it did make purga­ tory the hotter afterward? And eo “Hannah was a smart giri.” " Yes," said Mirarelr, “Bed thinks Hannah stayed. •Tell me your cirrmn stenres.’’ mid Ralph, at last “1 am sttro I can help you in somrthiag " "No, no! you san not,” and Hannah's face was dondad. “No one cun h-dp mo. Only time end God 1 most go, Mr. Hartsock." And they walkad on to thn Croat gate ia rilenm and m some constraint But still in happiiteM. As they came to tbo gate, Dr. Small pushed [«*t thorn in hit oool, deliber­ ate way. sad mounted his horse Ralph hade ilannah good-night, haring eatirelv forgotten the vrraad which had Ixon bis oxenso to himself for coming outofhiswBy. HotuMtos-wltohM n-w homo, the house of Mr Pvto Jorn-a. the orev the further fence, and to walk same who believed in the inseporabte- down the rued toward tbo school-bourn, noss of 'Tickin' and ternfa*.” waa 90 sasy and so delightful that It was “You're a puny gsl, a'n't you? without thought Fur Ralph was a man foil of tun, who when ho saw no wrong ia anything that proposed itself I was ««pt to follow his impulse without deliberation. And thia koopiag compa­ ny with tbGttare, and tho memory of Yeo 1 you air a mighty purty gal1 a doligntfol walk, were m, much better the old woman's voice roan till i . —_... than «... the commonplace Flat Creek un, lite, have ben beard half a mile. ' To bo I that ho threw kimaalf id to his night ox­ a santerin* along tho big road al *— »— I cureion with enthusiasm. j At last ho stood iu the little hollow o'dock with the master! Who ----whether bo's a fit man for anybody to । where first bo had joined hhnaalf to go with*." Arter all I’v» been and gone Hannah. It waa the very spot at which and done for you I That’s tho way you || Stocky, too, had mot him a fow maroi mg. before. He leaned against, tbe disgrace mo! You’re a moan, deceitful I ltaco and triad to solve again tho pusxla thing. Stuck up bekasc you spelt the ] । master down. Ketch str lottin’ you go ! to sneUin'-ecbool to-merry night l bI did be dxmbfthat he could help her if Ketch MS ! Yen. both ME, I say 1'' Ihe could discover what they were- But “Looky here msnn." said Bud, “it :he had no clue. seems to me you're a makin* a blamed All at once his heart stood still. Ho fores almut nothing*. Don't yell so’s !hoard thn thud of borsc*’ hoofs coming they'll hear you three or four tnilee. idown the rood. Until tliat moment he Yuu'U have everybody 'tween here and I'had not felt his own loneliness Hs Clifly waked up." For the old woman ■ ishrunk back further into tbs fenoo-cor- | had gotten so excited over tho idee of 11ntr Tlx horsemen worn galloping. being caught allowing Hsnaah to go to j'Tiers were throw of them, and there speUing-.chool that she had raised her was one figure that seemed fdtniliar to Ralph. Hut ba could not tell who it <u Neither could he remember havbox-alder tree by > •> thoughtful in -at the shade of a ___ _ , end that Hannah taka cold I And Hannah yielded suggestion. Just as though she oi milked the cows in tho open tot wont storms at the last three And iusi aa though the house Wou,ld call the attention of the public to the Largest and Great­ eat variety of 1 Goods, in ail the ten-sl novelties. HIOKINfi AND FttLOR 7792 Irlrnb poplins, Velonra( " - Series, .Tapnnese SHIem, «*ripcd and plain. All Wool Plaids, Satines OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE, Domestic* of all Popular Mike. Cheaper than Ever! Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA Boots at Prices that would Make a Quaker Tsywageli. Groceries, Hats, Caps, and Clothing. BOSTON CASH STORE. J. P. ROBERTS & RUGS t very low figure*. . The German War haa forced thu Preach to put a heavy export Suita ill Mechaikal totals, .duty on Silks. Dye Stuff; Ladies, now is the time to secure a Silk Dross You will not wee i’tetn oh white nose. The men noticed lura and reined up a little. Why he should har. lure take sides with that air hussy egin been sUrtlod by the presence of these rour own fleet and blood. You don’t men he could not toll, but an indafinkoer bow much trouble I bare. Not able dread asitod him. They galloped you. Not a dog-on'd bit 1 may bo | on, and ho stood still trembling with a disgraced by that air oogrpteful critter, nurroua fear. The cold sensed to have and you sot right here ia my uwu bouse I■ gotten into hie bonne. He rememlwred that the whole region lying on Flat Creek and Clifty Creek had ths repute, bon ol Iieing infested with thieves, who Medicines. elttfap again in a lifetime- SPAINTS & OILS, School Books $ Stationfry. Barlow & Goodyear. ^^IB 2931 30 Years CITY PAINT STORE! commim a urn PAINTERS; He art every day sotialed to furnish Hates of lean Poiuta, Oila, Varnishes, Mixed for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint PawU, Bruithea, and Arof parties who say they are unable to nay so much, tiat’s Materials, Wall Vow to Civs all a chance to hare Teeth who need and • Paper, Window . should have them, we willfrom this *?if’n(or a Shade*, weeks, drop the price almost onc-haJf. ***** full and Complete sets forfiili. Single Plates. Upper Sign £ Ornamental Painting, or Under $13. .IhL Ol'R WORK W.1RR.1JVTED, n re Experience You expect mo to deecribo tliat walk. You have had enough of ibn Jack Meanses and the Squire Hawkinw-a and tho Polo Jonewx, and the real. You wish me. to u|ll y«u now of this true­ feelings, Hannah had slipjexl up tho 1 hearted girl and her lover; of bow the stairs to herearret bod rwra. anil when i silvery mooal'eania camo down in a the old woman turned from tho callous । shower— to use Whittier's favorite meu i Bud to finish hot assault upon the ton- who • were hanged two or three yiers spbor—through tl>o maub Loughs mtrro girl, she could only gt-a*h her ago i by lynch law, were remains of tho flecking tho froxen ground with light i«vth in disappointment. bad blood that ceuuo into the West in V___ _,..Ll _ i.n __ Stung by the insults to which nh.u ithe days of Daniel Boone. Shall I not of the the evening star, not rot gone could nut grow insensible, Hannah laid say । that tbs* bends of desperadoes down, which shod its b..ncdicto>n on awuko until tho memory at t not walk stiUJbnnd , among the “poor-whitey," them. But I shall do no such thing. through the darktin* came into her soul “dirt-eater” das* are the octeroppiags For the moon was not shining, neither hke a benediction. The. Lamb voice of ,of the bod blood sent from England in did the stare give their light. The tell convent ship* ? And ought an old black tranks of ths maplre swayed and shook iu Ute wind, which mooned threugh their toafbru Ixxighs. Novel­ ists always make lovers walk in the moonlight But if tore is not, aa the cynics believe, all moonshine, in ean at toast makn ita own bgbL Moonlight a the nwUuig-eehool. Not fur thu oaks cf )y as bad as the cholera; indeed if. the never so little needed or heeded, never tbe remarks. Not for tho sake of the same thing— this era of internswing ia *c. much of on impertinence, u in a hive weather. Not for tho sake of the crop*. ths calkers, isn’t it? •cwae. It waa al tho bottom of the first Not for the sake of the spelling-school. hollow beyond tho school-house that Hut for tho sake of the undertone. And A cynical ladyrelher inclined to flirt, Ralph orertnok th# timid girl walking thru sire traveled back over the three says moat trum are like a cold—very swiftly Uirough tho dark. Ha <lid uot easily caught, but wry difficult to get years of tor bondage and forward over ssk permission to walk with bur. Ixivu the three veers yet to come, and fed bar dues not go by words, and there ore heart on the dim hope of rebuilding tn never onre thinking of the eyes tliat | tram when coowratioaalityb impossible. some forvu tho Iww that had been so look'd out of die window at Meaai’a There are people who understand one happy. And rhe prayed with mure faith Climbing the ladder, h- got into bad, another st once. When one Soul meets than ever before, for deliverance- Fur and shook as with the ague. He tried another, it ia not bv puss-word, uur by love brings faith. Somewhere in the to reason himsall out of tho foolish hailing sign, nor by mysterious grip, eleepleaa night, eh. stood at tho window. terror that poeesaaed him, but ha oould that they recognise lhe suntlret tree Th# tnocn was shining now, and there not masonry in the world is Uio froeinaaoiinr was the path through the posture, and Half aa hour later he hoard a latch of tbo spirit. there was the fence, and there was tho raised. Ware the robbers breaking in­ Ralph and Hannah knew and trusted. bov-oMer to the house below ? He heard a .oB Ralph had admired and wondered al She sat there a Long time. Thea she tread upon th. floor. Should ho rise the quiet drudge. But it waa when, in saw some one come over tho fence and and give the alarm ? Sotnothmg re­ the un^ocustomed’sunshine of t.rai*#, walk to too tree, and then on toward strained him- He reflected that a robshe spread her wing* a little, that bn Poto Joaea's. Who oonld it bo ? She loved her. Hn had seen her awake. thought she rocogaiasd the figure. But site was chilled and shivering, and she crept back again into b«l, and dream<xl. not of the uncertain days to come, but of tho bleesod day. Hint were jureod-of a tether and a mother and a brother in a happy home. But somehow tho sriiool- Ogle ,nr Orant g rhiOifiT Stan, HatOn/t, Mid,. STEWART & STETNHOFF. The best place m the CITY OF HASTINGS, ■to bu' GROCERIES And you, my Gradgrind friend, y think mo suntimantaL Two young fu they were, walking so slowly thou the night was sharp, 'dallying under _ re had bee:, were fools! bo so happy, —---------------------- ,r-rr~ are foob not to be. After all, dear Gradgrind, tot them be. There's no harm in «- They'll gel trouble enough before morning. Lot tlirm esyoy the evening. I am not sure but there tor- Y<-u'l! fitvl a bed in the fnrde-t center My 1’ote S already got half uf it, and y^rea tabs tuthoehoM MFsteg-a to tokin'bio Ulf » the m-ldte, aM s?KSs?ta’-"“ T wrings ths.-, offci focred that to otrijurioua -. wM an “u“ cncpoatJ f �public scliouls all rvligiooa dogmas—that is theology or reasoning about God proper—wo that Atheists. Xteista, Jews. Protestant* and (Mbolios utay have no have cxamplincwtams of th# artificnl and arbitrary diririona ol the sound of evrey letter fat th# alpkalwt; we have the mote inciguiAcant grammatical deviaiioa duly noted, we have all the arithmetical algnbralcal and geometric­ al rates committed to memory, but there U uol a single text brafe I hat pointe out to tbe growing child, the point where •leoeptien, disobedience, diraimulatiua and dialionesty begin ; er eogrsvs. into tho youthful mind a proper abtawTsmcM oferil tiiougbta and evil deeds. Thi* question of morality ■ Mt so easy ns ia usually supposed-there are, in fact, tow laerson* who can always correctly apply ba fiirrainn foe sympathy wilh tho sufferora, resignation on their port to the will el the Moot High, and rojoirtng with many who have been mure fever I ffiranforn recommend thatTbarodav. raumty. I do not care whether a Protho 30th day of November next, the foaror Huxley or a Catholic Bishop pro­ peopb* imo* at thtar respective ptooee ot pared the moral text book, so that U ia nlain and thorough, and avoids the inttoductioa of theological dogmas Thi* sobjeeta b eno of so groat nnjertanoo thto it ought to excite the attention uf Vincent Collyer, of the Indian Poses their friends, aro anxious to #ee the Cummin-i/has returned from his visit j “ haad” ol tho government, that they ' to the Apacho* and nrpart* the prospect ' may prepare io taotrt the charges against of raccea ot ths pmc.* policy in Ari- ' sunn. He gnos a tocLuiehclly uroaent of tho »cfb>ria(p uf tho i *“ * The 1'nadnt has apjtointed Wm. M. tmtfeus by the Evart* snd Braj. B. Curtis rounael beand other chiefsi fort tho tribunal of arfeltratfon at Goo says, wiH visitl neva in addition to Caleb Cushing. Mr. Minister to the German Court Washington this winter, and that allI Evarts and Mr. Cushing have Msapted. A Congrara of Workingmen wul meet Mr. Msredith, of PhibL, dealined on so­ in Berlin on tho 10th toot > count of advanced yean and infirmity, Th. Dutah totttem.-nts bl ffamafrto and « lU, am,;*, n- — -ffl Wna fraternity, a brotHarhood, Mt m speoih butia fast a brotherhood of highe­ st ' died. mte'Uertual men, who nhoae I* ba । the onalhtag or th* other, berame they expert to sxcwll in ff-rir rtajxrtin '•rilling*. And thus will be realirad th. kindly declaration of Scotland's poet <i tbe people, that “Brak to bal ike pux i suaw ia a* present in honest bonds, in safe harate, in patriotic hands. No oue doabte tho patriotiten uf I^resbtent Grant, by whoso foresight and military skill, the werkiogmaa's caaao waa prorouted from being the • loot cans#," and the txrafederate or capitalists cause ni pre­ vented friim being the dominant cause. Nb one questions tho high integrity or unapproachable honesty of Secretory baa had a succeraful interview with 4[«>tte>i Tail, and that he and his band were willing to move at once on to the Rev. Dr. Turtte died hi thi* city to­ auithorn rooarvaiioaa Gen Walker ia day- He wasanaMtoddsatbete aad fonnarly Chaplain of the Beoate. Hb only child ia a member of the Washing The Ite|-artt:i*nls were all closed to­ day in honor of tbe memory of lion. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, who had teen Bcwroiary of tb»'fteaaury and also of tba Interior Department, both of which •IrajKsi tiiair buBdmge in mourning. ia those times of rapacity and corrnptiou, when men aro more eager to accu­ mulate fortunes .than to retain reputa­ tions of integrity. Wo are about to loosen tho burdens imposed upon us by tho slave-holders’ war, inaugurated under the auspices of the Democratic party, by paying off— permanently doatroying—tho debt of tbe United States Thus wo aro not rimpiy portioning payment by easy taxation now for greater taxation hereafter, but by prompt payment of tbo principal, we ■top the intsrrat and thus afford perma­ THE ELECTIONS. 1 MAGNIFICENT 7097 Mauachiieeitg by 40.000. llhnoie by 35,000. Wisconsin by 15,000. Minnesota by 5,000. Detroit by 1,000. Chicago by It, OOO I Meet­ ing the entire Fire Proof Ticket. Joscph~MfdiU of the Tribune,for Mayor, I C. F. REED. Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. ____THE . NEWYORk EVENING POST! 1872 It ha* been decided to arm the State National Guard with the Remington nuttee, appointed by tho N. T. Board of Supervisors, have at test mada their «p-' pcaranco bore. Tho catalogue of ring The union ticket for Qtv officen in roblwijaa just annouan-d are as follows. < lucagu waa called the “fireproof ticket" j Mavur Wolla, uf Soft Taka Qty, ar19,410,000 stolen ia tho erection and rusted on n charge of murder ha* been admitted to bail in tho sum of 350,000 Bitting up of the new Coart House. I Twenty suite for divorce aro before 33,021,000 in tbo matter of armories the Scott County, Iowa, District Court New York City has proven that men may bo shown th* weight of |<ditical fetters only to know that they cun not get rid of them. WAMHIMGJOM LETTER. Oct. 28th, 1871. the Legislature. A metnbor of the Rhodo Island Leg- Brigham Young. tiou. a bolauc# short equal to fifty mil­ lions of dollars per annum of fora amount of expenditures than at its bogiaing. T^e greatness of tho natiuu, its power and vitality, its cirilliration and man­ hood must not be measured by its manu­ factures ; the greatness, power and dorohillity of tho nation must be measured by ths intellectual and moral worth of its people; by their frugality, by their imnjterateness, by lheir conscisntioas derotfon to duty, by their self-sacrifices It b k great absurdity to claim that fomalse get bra wages than 40.000. and a Majority Tlie Ku-Klux Committee in Georgia have uxamiuitd Easily 200 witnesses. the Bute has disgusted a large number of tho Democrarr of c«ras>Tvativu stamp, and they are coming out from tho foul (■arty and joining the party of progrrei OF AIX KINDS. Springfield Fire and Marine Detroit Stoves! >418,000 in tbe jtuiehaai of lumber. commerce only show prosperity ia a 35,Gtl\9H0 in advertising, statinnoryaiid coarser form. It is tho literature, tbo po­ pl ll.LH.p etry, tho arts, and the religion uf the Total lues to the sity In these expenhind, which are tho criterion by which to the profosaioaa. judge of its jicrmanency and jowor. Suit will be brought against NathanInasmuch a* the probabibties aro that iul Sands to recover |75,<XWi»mmi*eion» four females oat of five will grt married, tba moat energetic and eaterpriaingole- paid to him in violation of law white he the FeDals Polytechnic school* should met>u of al! nations bare [xjured and are was an officer of ths’city getting a sal­ teach every branch of house-keejung, pouring. It is a great nation, grand in ary of >10.000 a year. and jorticuiariy cooking- Tho waste of its physical proportions, grand in its po­ bod cookery ia frightful—fully equal to litical institutions, grand in its moral as- afternoon and readily gave bail pirations, grand in its patriotic devotion 000,010 to aniwar at Court But inasmuch aa she msry never bo mar­ ried, or become a widow, she ought to and hope of a permanent life; and grand charpt-s of »wiwiling tlie city. in it* example toother nation*. bate the facility e fecilit I <of learning a trade, Let us than rally all the progroeaive thc Sheriff for Ingersoll, Garvey and fhe use of tho sewing and kmCtrng ma ' ■■leuumta, all that ia moral and nrtuoui, out Virginia. All Chai is necessary to chino, bouaot triauuing, drts* fil# Controller of the Currency has into on# powerful and harmcnioua jiar- achieve succora for tlx- administration is tailoring, fonty work, even carriage anthoriad tho Mnciianica National Bank ty, sacrificing jirivatn views a* far u may to contiaue in tho lino that ia now be­ . of Toledo, io commeaeo buainra* with a trimming and painting, and all suets of trades fitted fur reman should be taught bo for til# sake of upholding oat Gov­ ing pursued by the live men of tig- Old capital of |30fto00. ernment, and handing it down to our freely to *11- Thio is the practical lo:nedy fin- four fifth* of tbe complaints re ehildrvn. ever increasing in power and now hear. New York Republican by CASH Paid for Live M1LT1Y! th# canvass ia Virginia is going for­ ward quietly, but vigorously A large K gang of burglars hats been broken numlier of activu Virginian.* aio bring up near ChilicoUie, Ohio. educated in Republican prineiphw and A flouring mill has bpen burned in Al­ they prove to be apt scholars. Jho in­ legany City. the manifest inereosc of corruption in private and fmbLc life. Hunday schools, which are ehirtly engaged in teaching tiseologtenl dogmas, are eatfro|y made- cilitiea provided for tlwir use. Thn an" swur that our uimritira, law and med­ ical coUegse are now evened to all, is like the gift of a atone to those who hunger for broad. Tbo daughters nf our artisans, tradesmm, lalnron and email fona- rs, have not the time to al- New Advertisements: The Baltimoro Ass of to-day publish­ es a fearfully sym|*thntic article on KuKlux outrages in the South, in tho coons of‘which it copies from the Jt. Y. HtrtU of yesterday a statement regard­ ing the accumulating of testimony now being taken by the Committee of Congrres in the Carolinas, Georgia, I kiriday, Tenniwon. Alabama, and Mississip­ pi, and estimates tha) 1,000 more pages will bo added to ths 1,400 jointed Jisgra of testimony already prepared by the It ia about time that sranething abould bo done fp meet tbe wants of our grow ing youth who are provosted partly by Tradra Uuiooa, and parffy by a foolish public sentiment, from learning useful trades. To many youths anything ia jiruforable to regular work. Th# street railways aro overrun with applications Tbo BtnU mt<»n at thi* disgraceful for conductorshipa, though the pay is history of what a harbaroua people can only two doltaro for fourteen hoars do in an enlightened aga as an election­ work. The ramt* men might gat four eering document, and rays its character may be anticipated from the foot that it ia claimed that tbs evidence taken establiahra ths existence of a conspiracy covering tho entire South, and having for its purpose to destroy tho reecnsecurity aad power *f the man who can ray, “very well, if all other means foil out tho piliucal party which sustain* I can works* my trade;"gtvoo him eour thorn. It laughs at midnight murder age to wage th# bathe of life with sm­ and torture as a good joke when perpe­ oko. We would a fooqrar.d times rath­ trated for tho correction of political er entrust the happinsM of our daagbtor opinions and ironically call* it ’• terrible to a competent menhaufo than to any troasen," while tbo 5- applauds and young wraa, no matter how gonteely denominates tho backing of this testimo­ ny and attempting to act upon it in the name of law and common humanity a* “tSX— - school of « high grade, after a thorough nonhip with capitalists. Ths gradua­ tion of tbeao youthful woahaaini, gtaag forth into the world, full of hrart and hope that they aro able to toil and to , bwU< would be witnessed sri applaud> ed by all cfcuweeof socsaty. Agminated ■ Bochaac, with the training, air and pul- i The Ifooravalt hopltal in New Yerk. | tho gift of Ja*. IL Ifoose volt, coating 1 mure than a milban of dollar* to bulla, ■ wa* opened on the 3d inst Mayor Hall and the Board of 8uj«r- duct of ths New York City wlministra- I tion and that of Bora Tweed, Jnit while j State Fair at Kalamazoo, NorthweMeru Fair at Grand Rapidj, Barry County Fair, For 1871 M 5 Mffi The Detroit Stoves are the -*—! HEAVIEST Stoves . ,, .. , . u * In the Market. GET THE BEST GOODYEAR & STRIKER. this ia done, away from tho sjwcial field .I Tho Chicago fire paid something over of his political tebora the leader of two milliouM of the national debt by Tammany still controls bv jorty as destroying that amount of greenbacks. While tho Dcm:>cmts of law Angelo* thoroughly as 4ver in New York whero be is again nominated for State Senator. were butchering the Chinese, tho ChiOu Monday Ln*: ho made n speech at the inauguration of a mutual admiretiaa society in the new Tweed Club Cincmnati ia industriously engaged, House No. 105 Bast Broadway, on which just now, in th» problem of consulting itfi aaiinn he asserted that: " Nothing 11 its oirn coal smoko. On# manufectarev have done ba* alienated my friends, al-| has succeeded in doing it, and aavee in fuel by the operation. though some of my bitterest enermea, | The trouble in tho Inng Island sugar when I ntartr-l in pohtlai hare become ! my warmest friends " Thi* i* perhaps j refinery, reported aa about to susjwnd. ATOES an allusion to hi* welbknowu practice tasted"<o WEBSTER’S KATIDKAL PICTORIAL of buying up oppouenb with the ill-got- i false stafsmante in hi* accounts. DICTIONARY. tan gains cAcial 1poritam* — —- from --------------------------by jwhich -------aiocxnouwrs of oi tho mo Ik ixwuin & he has within a few years grown from ■ Albany Itnilroad have authorixed the bankruptcy to tho poaasasion of milliou* 1 iaraa of 35,000,000 of 20 roars 7 per of the peoples moooy. E. speech amid the vwifsrous cheering of his Dwooeraric audience, wilh "the fol­ lowing significant words of promiae: "when I am in trouble and dauro yuur F1TTEEN VOLUMES FII.FJ> WITH aid, I will calj upon you, and when you Judge Barnard ha* issued aa order CHOICE PIANO MUSIC are in trouble, 1 desire you to coll upon rvquinug Mayor Rail to show cause why tho nrreont Insnoctors of Elactfon should VOCAL COLLECTIONS. It will be romemberad that Mayor not bo removed and other* appointed Hall had jnal then secund tho support xeacr ling to law. The New Hampshire Democrats will of a majority of tbo Grand Jtoy, who hold a State Convention ia Concord, on through mildly voting to oensuro him, tbo 1.3th of Derombar, and tho Labor at tho rarao time foiled to find a true Rufurmor* on tho 7th of Daaombsr. bill agahist him tax his criminal conduct aa Mayor of New York. WANTED PETERS’ MUSICAL LIBRARY, For ■which the highest miirket price in Cawi; will be paid. X'JXr............ A convict ia tbo Booth Carolina State Prison took advantage of his poaition, ■ under a dieaplinary ohvwra-bath, to die ’ and about tho State out of thirteen years GOODYK.A.1V A: BAXI.X.OW ILLUSTRATED L1HRAHJR SHEPABD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, “Can ths leaders of tbe (DemocraUaJ party ik the aalioa radiate tbo aelf-denymg wfedom by which tho Democratic teadsra of Mhaouri smanrijMted their people from Radical thraldom last THE MICHIGAN FARMER The Grana Duke Atexk during hi. number to vtoHa Fair hi a single day; ■toy bora, b to <x»«PT Madams Ib‘ but it is reported th<U st Kan#*s City, Ostesagy** bmisai and the Buarian niite wvta a nopiatiou oi 85,00, ths feat of tetar and hm wife have aagagwd apartmeats ■ *hort dbtanm off There ba# tiow" Thaiisdoing the Fair buranera oa a large scale, but Kansra CHy j* a western town; you IfflOW. °nl,J stoPe Welisteft Uiairiiial Dictiuaij. . r f 1 r 1 afc nor Charcoal iron. in the World. Ari Stair Journal ol Agriculture ' ■ DENTIST SHEPAhD, �TRs Ryfilsuciyi Ba^sr. LAB SHORE & MICHIGAN | L<> SOUTHERN HAILEAY After tho conoolidatfon of the Grand Rapids and Holland BatlrW Company, with the Chicago end Michigan Lok» Bhore Rood, under th. titl. of C. and M. L. 8. R. R, the following gnuliensu were elected Directors of tho new Com­ pany: Jas. F. Joy, Detroit; A. H. Morrison, 8t Joseph ; M. L, Sweet and Freeman Godfrey, of Grund Rapid*; C Davis and 8. B. Sanford. Mnakagou; 8. A. Brown, I'eutwator; D. Is. Filer, Luilington; Theme* Hetfron, Eastmaa- Fronjy monriugs. ■ Delightful day*. Tbo election news is gloriousCocscn. proceedings next wiek. Fashionable wediug oa Tuesday. CHBIMES. Jackson bad n snow .torn. U.t Mun­ day. night MASONIC. —wt^-NcsssA... QR.AND TRUNK RAJLWa? I 1STINCI8 LODGE, MO. M, T. k A M. At a subsequent mooting of the IXBuy the beat article, tho Halford Tn- roctora, the following officer* of the Grtnpsuy were elected: President, Jas. F. Joy; View President and Genera) Manager, A. H. Morrison ; Treasurer, Isaac Livermore; Sreretary. J. M. BarCnownn Oct. this week, epectua of tho Ktflt. lecture on - Matrimony evening at Union Hall ing ia the annual report of receipts, disTnsaaa to lion. W. I>. Foster far val­ chsrgM, pardons, etc., at tho prison, for uable Cbngnosional doenmouto. Ute year ending Nov. 1, aa made from A tologrUjih line io to bo uponod to Uie book, of the institution by D D. Maniatoo in a few days. ' Spaulding, one of the clerk, employed Every Saturday, for Nov tth, give* fine illustration* of the Chicago fire. In prison Nov. 1, 1870, - G48 - 271 Mr. Mann, ha* started a Hack to and Received on oonuaitmenl Recaptured. 2 from ll.o cam and around town STINGN EASTERN NTAR, Irtrt Local jiuticBj. Tbo ro-uaiou of tho 23d infantry came off at St Johns, Nov. 2d. Hracvwa’s Rjcnaraurr, State street, near tho congteof Greek, is the place to Oxa ear late this week waiting tor gvt warm meals, at all hours, at the election returns, but they nro good lowrst living price. Remember this enough to wait for. when you came into the city, and do not fail to call and teat tho truth of HICHIGAH CENTRAL R. R. Isx'r Ir Doo f—Tho latest unahridgwl edition of Webster’s Dictionary is a marvel of learning aad work, contain­ ing 3,000 illustration* and nearly 115r 000 words. As a single book it ia tho most intcrvwtmg and valuable of any ia my i«eeoesioa; H ia a library in itaeli 8houJJ our library take fire, ami wo h*d ganiring at Grand Rapid*. Caj.ital power to rescue but ems volume from th. flames, it woold certainly be Web­ 1500.000. ster's Unabridged. Im'l H M, that Too Chicago Tribune office is to be I«reona having moat need of a dictionmade firo proof sure, tins tidic, by being a^r consult it leant f Wo have always) Grand River Valley Division scholarly have a lexicon most freqn*nt-i ly in their hands. The reason, at couros, that ordinary people are indifferent L Ji- t h iitta i 4 is* t IO*re a iu a jt8 s s « 8 s a j is :: il r » «0 1 1 *•L Tbo pouksrvrs of the State mot at Detroit Saturday to iirguaisr a State Poultry Sodoty. Object improvement of Michigan fowl*. th» Albion AtevnAr, gave us a pbaatuit call on Tueoday Ho oxprcsesd hire self very highly pleuwd with our city g'lsavs ilnute Ksrtfe fisskeere |*ad While ‘%'.X£k**nte»(Mt«>» >. 1‘vu' i°=5 M ichigan Central OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIREC l-ssreiew Trebs ferihsWsss inat It is understood that tbe Term will continue until the Colander is Tho following from Muskegon CireosOne romsrkabto exhibition of charity, ch shown bow the lumber traffic of song the many that Chicago's calami- Western Michigan ia affected by.tho de■ ha* brought forth. was that of the mnnds in Chicago; mvtota of tbo Mn*eachu**tta ponitentiThere io a steady advance in the price ry, who i-nt WOO to the relief fund of lumber in the ** ' —*—• ■» Gasn Ilxnn. Esuul—As many of our rosd.rs wish to take a paper iu ad­ dition to tho Asnasr we invito their at­ tention to th* prosj.ictiu and term* of tiw> iu another coiumu of tliis po­ Th* *diliac of Harpar'a Weakly, for tbe ysut »«*k nroilHxl tfo. i-nonnu* amount of 300,000 copies, requiring four IMwer prowrs running o.nstamly night and day far flvo days Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, mattoo which II given to the farmers of Hi- State In rolatom to the value of their crops and products, repay* them many time, over tbe price of Ito sub­ scription. It gives correct aad extended report* of th- asha «if cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, apples, butler, ch sees, hopa and In fact all the prodtmto of tbe farm, every week. In our own markets, white It keeps Ito readers ad vised of the oondlUon and |x<wpcets of tbe market* lie and wheat, by Ito sound advice and Ito stMoncous advocacy of th. farmer's tntervnta. Ito report i on the live stock, herds of cattle and on the Improve' men Is made in agriculture In all Ito <teparUDeuia In Michigan, render It pecu­ liarly tbe AUrmre's papar, a* It gives them Just tlie Information they require Ito household department contains a mass of Information selected especially It* the use of tbe family. No fanner can do better than try It for s year. Wo of language, while tho thuroughM^edurat<-l understand that words aro tilings, Theodore Tilton's extraorduiary biog­ and of incalculable importance. raphy of the fair lady who rite at night upon tho ridge polo of her “stately manBaturday evening last was held the first ston,* oommuniug with ghoste.-l* ate uf a series of lectures by tho celebrated trading on the other ride of the Atlan­ Phrenologist, l*rof Palmar. It is need- tic the notice which it richly monte. It is tinned a matter of no oligh-. moment rating and instrwXive. The incroaaing numbet* of the audfoneo each ovoning, sdrrtne of about 2,200 yean, is speakia (native evidence that they are appre­ ing oeuvi more to mankind, ernn though ciated. 1'rof I*, understand* his subject. it b i through the medium of a woman's | having spent thirty years at the study lips mid a newspaper; and wo are not i and in lecturing in this country and ia ripnredTV Zend-. Una* Europe. He takes the various organs shouli devote to tbe Tdkm-Woodhull of tho Li-ad. anif shows the relations of aDiaace and its curious fruit a moat incne to tho other, by diagrams, and by an toroukng loader from tho pen of one o f its editorial contributors well known in Nevi York literary society. Judicious persons will bo pained to observe in the artads a alight sab-flavor of incredulity, not to say sarcasm ; bas if Mrs. Woodhullls ntteranere betray no internal evi­ dent** of the inspiration of Demosthenae. it sbculd bo rveurmbered that tho olo- Barry County Las dune nuLly in fur­ nishing over /ter htewssa/ Mitrt, a large portion in Quit, for tbo aid qf the suf- It Company have <n mnwoced running their train* to Rust's Camp, at Rifle forcrv in Northern Michigan. River, in town 20 north of range 3 west This is about 40 miles north of Wenona. inasoo, lift i , cough candy in our sanctum, day ia doing an immense freight busiaoas, this Truck, far which be has our thanka upwards of 7V,000 feet ol logs oomiag down per day. Tho facilities will soon be such that nearly double this quantity wdl l>o brought down. The company have cfoeod their contract at Pineoning, MMM) Shirts and Drawers as well a* from which >oint 2.000,000 fort for B. 7500 iMUn leather and Woolen g’.oviw ri'itthaoer, and ja large amount for Sags and mitta just received. Star Clothing House—“The great one price store." Tas Cisccit Cow will vonvem- at & Co., have been shipjied. Two train* tbe Court Hou**, on Monday the 18th per day aro now running from Pine Peninsular Railway fashion-plate, and " Fetation" fa now •xfta sheet of Feehion* and lingerie, tba only magsgtno that gives tbsra fiftj-fonr engravings. A pUto ofWalk­ doubl*-elxed plate, engraved on steal. ing Drvssos. Suburban residence, with • pUa. Baidwi variety ofuartal de«g» in tbo jrak deportment. Tbe literary mat'sr is intenuting and novelet*, a* always in •’ Paterson," ar. all original aad of thrilling Interest, i “Tbe Mystery of ,Bride's Bayou," In Ths Erxxixe Ifosr.—In another col­ the proeent number, tea story such aa we rarely eoc anywhere uow-e-daya umn will be found th. prospectus of ths FovitlfaUmr •oc’ivp dute/or 1871 JNew York Ztetoay J»*< which journal Tbe Proepoetn* Is Just out Th t price , of “ Peterson" te only two dollars a . lo commend to th. especial attention of year to a single subscriber, while olber rnaxaxlne. of Ito ctate are Ibrev nr four. 'our renders. It io edited with unusual Toelubalbe terms are lower still, vla: 1ability, is an. of th* moat reliable pa­ five copies tot eight dollars, or eight ; copies for twelve dollars. Every person i getting up either of there clubs wIU re- ] oelvw the Magialne far 1872 grain, and , pnxainent standing among American also a splendid copy-right engraving ‘ (34 inctice by IB,) “ Five Tima, one To- -journal* for nearly three-fourths of a Bay I" We can speak from pereoual ax- 1century, and its reputation and influence perisnoe of th* beauty and value of this ■aro not only widely extended but ftilly engraving. Specimen, of tbe Maguln. <deesrvod. Ilia gratifying to see the success of a newspaper jrUeb in its tone and character reflects such honor upon the lournaliem of the age. Sexatxu.—It ia assorted, upon the best authority that tong trtohug dro—o. for the street will not b« e-mmdrewl good sty fa, nu4 will not bo adopted by the ladies who wish to appear well in pub- Tn Ftsnixa Taaex.—Fmhfag at Grand Havtm is good thia far®. There aro eighteen smack* running, and with 20 note. 12,000 to 15,0® flah are osnght dady. They anil at five cento a pound m Chicago. ________ A CABD TO THZ LITERATI. It is thought and intended by tho gugfiawyed odfooh oi th* Hsom that his paper shall bo in th* future, re­ plete with apioe. wit and thought Character* of person* in thi* City will, from time to time, be shown up—paint­ ed in tho meat artistic stylo with a black­ ing brush bat to wad for (he purpose from the hardware store opposite the otfe*. The editor regrrta that ha ia prevent­ ed from wresting fa the ampfothsetro of thought, on acroeat of his eight be­ ing so short that hia ame rube out what be hatewritten, but will endeavor to do hi* part by continually sticking that of facing member into other people’* business aad am>.Uing out material* to bo run through his hash-mill of science; Tbe service* at two gig in tic intellects Sc*rest—A good, fluiahod scandal, fully armed and equipped, such as cireulatet iu tho world, i* xwrfy tbe pro­ duction of a single individual or oven of a singls coltcte. It sms tbs light ia one; is rocksd-and nurtured ia another, is petted, deroto|xd and attains its growth in a third; aad reemvoa it* flnish- Th* little secretary will trot gracefully in front, making Sb 40 time through tho elegant avenues of wit, humor and jokes, carefully selected from last year', alma- The editor wishes you to notice as aa Olurtration of ths abilities of these con­ tributors, tho Journal ot last week on “rnindignation." Tbo artfato only oc­ cupied theeo brilliant eonOTutors ton days, aad to bo fully approetated it mast be rememberod that to embody so much thought in so short a time ia a miracle. Should any one attempt to copy tho unique and original style of writing be driven by the blind editor, sooted need by the contributors of tbe Zssrne^ tbo blinking editor pimnisss to roll over upon the critics' throe legged stool, bold­ them the ponderous saw fog of hie intel­ ing firmly the reins to prevent tbe teem lect and cifectaally flatten them out soaring through th. realms of poesy, be­ yond tbo ken of Jamal readers. Tho artistes will be written in their blaadaot I Total receipts up to Oct 81, 1871, 010 Our popular Prosecutor i* recowriag, and able to be about his bnaim-se. Lumbar ri'anted ’ 30.000 feet of Ash Lumber, 10,000 fss't White < tak Luuibcr, end 5,000 feet White Wucd wan tai on account end tn exchange for Agricultural Implement'. Gonrr's Un's Boox tar November is removed Ito embeUiahmeni ore M fob font A Am etael plate, Maul mittea. tbe poll bone of this intellectual team, will beer the weight of tho toad, and will be supported os the right by a hickory ease with ivory knot botes. and on the toft by tbe applause of the journal world. Ha will adorn tbe articles with apt quotations from Mother Gooee and p*[«r, sound in its principles and foarlees fa it* advocacy at the truth—which at the same time baa a Dopartmant of Secular Nows, and expresses freely its Tba publlabars enounce that it will ent­ er upon ite Jubilee Yser ia 1872, and that the event will bo wgnaliaad by tbo issue of the new year Book, an encyclopedia of infoematfan sad statistic, m regard to the Church, and civil and business af­ fairs, such aa can be gathered only from an extensive library. This will bo sent free to or.ry subscribed to th* paper. Copies of the Odorwr and a proepectua of tbo Year Book eent fro* to ovary uno who will apply. New subscribers will receive their paper free tmtill January Detroit Thr Flint and Fore Marquette Rail­ rood will reach Hersey, on tho line of tbe Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad thia week.—-Mrfal Trdtow, Aw. 1. Northern Michigan io developing so rapidly that il ia almcet impossible u> rlagsic eity of Ann Arbor, attendant on a hasty travel throughout tbe Beetion adjoining, prevented my usual corros- ing of the pupil* in oar public echocla. They are so short end concise, and em­ body so much of value, that it would be well if they were elippod and pat where Rajsd* and Indiana road, but is oa tho wn could see them often. They read M Flint and I’ero Marqu.tte " * ‘ three miles east of Reed Cl is rapidly growing, and boLw_ ___ ing TJV.Ote i are now in proceci of erec- nkarau Manixixa.—Taken altogeth­ er, the November Number of Horjar lose, sight of no clasa of traders ; and iu the variety and interest of its contents, and the excellence ot it* illualrauon*, reflect* credit upon tho enterprise tliat has mads this Magarino tho mo«t Ireautiful as well a* tho must valuatL. of monthlies- Not th* toast noticeable fea­ ture of tho Number i* tho new tyj*. wkufa add* to th* attrocUivenese of it* p^re- tfo* Number of Harper roodadee the Forty-third volasto—e vol­ ume which has been crowded with the meet varied and entertaining mat:erprofsriy illustrated, there haven been in itffiO [ayes as many a* 448 engraving* many hare surpasood iu excellence any that ha-1 ever hitherto been presented to tho Isadora ofa jwpular iiluotrated magarine. For pnapeclue of next vohitno see our advertising columns. Xjtdsst Ixrxujoaxix. —Chaa. Bcribkwfi Co. have undertaken the joiblirafam of "A library of Travel Rxplcration and Adventure," to be edited by Mr Bayard Tayfor, and to bo Ulnstrnted with a profuefou of original engravings. Th* work is intended to furnish a com­ plete and pictareeque arevunt of tho most celebrated region* visited by modsro trsvetem, each volttmn to ba devoted to a special country, and forming a oepanu* unit ia iieolf. fadependont <rf tbo remaindm of tin. aeries. Tho find v«lumn. which will bo isened before ths nUdfo of Noymuber, ia to be oorntpied with the moot roooat mformatfau con­ cerning the psoplo of Japan, together with a sketch of tbo hwtovy <rf tho Em­ pire. and the eucreeaive steps by which it has become’ related to the eouroe of Yonrcx<Taepondai>i has boon “through collogo" ouee more sines, his aMaUg effu­ sions last graced or disgracxl the Bsxxn oulanin*. has associated with toaraed Ihuftasres, and weeU to tear, ed oolJrgiaas aad ha ought to be a very teamlanguages, known and unknown, to say nothing of tho frtfw; but ho can’t and therefore proposes to write in plain Ann Arbor is quiet just now. Some 1200 students, of which GO aro females, are now numbered on the University Catalogue. How about those GO women, have they any right to a University eduaation ? thirst, and cold. 6. We seldom repent of haring eaten too little. 7. Nothing is troublesome that wo do think not, and verily wo hare been amverted from an entirely different opinwa. But concerning tb« fomato question, suffrage strung minded women, Aa, we may bars something more to anon. President Angell ia very popular and Tho new iron bridge at Pontiac is completed. Note liquor saloon exists at Pent- ri' ild turkeys are quite numerous in Oakland <x>unty at ri’hite Lake. Tho Bev. Bamud W. Duffield, of whose taataltetam I spoke fa my tert is receiving golden opinions bare, and is evidently ■ young man of toots than or­ dinary talert and originality. The sshool beard of Albion ba* voted •20,0<W for a Union school bunding. The name of the yoetoffioe at Isabella Qty has boon ehanged to Long- Morenri, in Lssuswee County at a cost at •aooo. The examination of J. W. Hulcn, tho de fruiting prison elcrk, has been poctponed far three weeks. day, Nov. 7th. Tbe Republican nomi­ nation far Mayor ia a good one. Mr. Hugh Mo&t, their candidate ia one of The lose in Berrien county by the bttrnning of honeea, barns *ri >• "ti mated st 1100,000. Tbo loiter in Oosaaa’i mill at Outer Spring*, bunt tert Tuesday. kilHag Mr. Goman aad injuring tbo trecaon quite*j seriously. No graet damags wa* none to the burned diutrtoto of Wvatora k igan for the purpaea of foaming, 1 personal obearvutfoo, the oondlttian waste nf tbo poopfo. . The Board of Suporvioxs of Woax *>n> Di-sx —Instruction with auuaomenL Tfai bort, cheapoet, aad most popular Magarino for th* boms.____ Srxsxtxo of tU groat fan, the Chfoogv ThltewMya: Among the fosses fa a ILOO r- -- •— -CTru«».y literary way sustaioad by tbe fire were aueesi m nte a^ iMtiartiar -f th-.-to-to three sets ot the Nattoual Arohivon, in­ eluding the annals and d.batoo of Otro- W1K . • - --------—------- «------ » ritissus, aad if merit ia the guage aad our party doea its duty can and will bo elected Hi* opponent, Mr Wm Foxen, is an excellent citiasn. ha* been Aiderman and I'reaideot of the Curnmoa CoaueiL and hs* no fault .-xropt that hs belong* to ths wrray party. He Uabosnfara long time idoaiMted with tho Case interest, and was an mutate of tho GeMral’s family and an active man­ ager of fas property during Ms lib time. The contort will tie native aad tbe result periiape doubtful.. But I am satirifod that if Uio Ropubcans will only turn to with a will tiwy sou obtain tbe eeotrol of our City rtfain and keep it The fast Council we* nsaily k tie. let' Th* masting was calksd to outer by Mr. Warner. CUainaaa of tho Tuwnahip Oesnuittee. AAeralagfag and a prayer byBov.Mr. White, tbe Cbalrmsm, vte- aerom , a very rare book, a late pnweated fae object of the martfag, After tatian i to th. University Ebrary by tire ramark* were aadn by several f enoM Bev. ) Geurgn Duflteld of EartHagfaaw. Tbo title ot the work io “The ftmtore hind her sister towns ia responding to the many ooBe for xfaiaf to tho su&ring and lisrttell, reused by the late flreoia Michlgau. . Mr. Tuwm returned from Hastings on Its 20th ull., and eausad notice te bo givua the following Sunday al tbo dif­ ferent pteres of workhip, of a mooting of tho township Committee (appointed by the On. Gm.) al the M. EL Otureh in the village of Prairtevilte. on Monday, Oct 234, for the purpose of organ iung *, 17 �IIW APTMTlAEMPTTfl.. Geo. P. Rowell t Cols Column. Dauchey & Cb*». Column. WELCH & GRIFFITHS' 8 OX-LOCK CIRCUIT COURTS—-1872, 1873. Axes, riles. Cast aiMl, Kill Farnlahlega crv«... US'uS.......~ WEZ.CH t GHirriTHS, Botloa, Mass., er Dr-troll, Mlcb. Author of the femous “ Farm Ballads," and will enjoy all tbe benefits that can bo derived tram nla cultivated literary Neat stock of every kind aho Id bo carefully attended to in Octobet and kept from l.-aing condituu before A inter. When cold weather sota In, and gya>a reuses to grow, the nurture »bc ild no longer t« depended on ; the a imnls should bo housed nt night and ha. auit- Slly CUNDURANGO! FREE TO BOOK AOEKTS. Blis, Keene & Go’s Fltii tat Mr, Carloton will also write regularly for the Dbtimut Wkskly Tnntxt and !d» eontrtdutloua to Its columns will camcit. rtmiun. scnoruLA* ultima. In brjatriouttljUtoKaJ SO IW made the foregoing aunounevmant with l-ceullar piauuro. Mr, Carloton has through bin ••bailada’' borane known In altoort every home in the nation. gUBHCBIPnONB. -1872. frrxnbtol tor Us epprerssea. «SM, C. W0BTU. skill wilh which their themes have l«n tiaudled. for ttteir kindly wll and their rare naturalnre, and erpeclallv for the teusurws nV their wnttmeut, which CHANCE FOR AGENTS I * rilMlUxi u *<«sl, tool, ar WILL M. CABLETOH, •• Uota»y and g ttr<. Out.** Tbe fullunae and accuracy of ita mar ket report! have already attracted wide" THE OETBoTt WEEKlt TRIBUNE, Whitney’s Heats Foot Harness Soap. Bpread attention, and ita piopriMore propose to devote rtttl more cure and money to thia moat uocful feature of the paper. It will give In each teiue aconrtae blrtory ot all commercial tranaaorra nortral laitatozutH. tlbad .l.eir fur ns, tlon* of interest to ita readara, and will XVktLY. A«eal>. P. WHITXfir • CO. by ita peculiar ayitetu ot reporting ].realima-ltotoa. Hass. a time I ...4 .1...,.. —.1 C Harper's Magazine. ■■■■■’THEA-NECTAR Sheep library evident Hint there wll bo towUaktMaasgsUas appearawStesHg a scarcity of wool next-winter, and I that 1*' Jl.poa.ar Thn an read mib eau, Crs high ttoCM1}will prevail for the eSp of aataad aatudaattea be kera «f 1872. Sheep aro now being aol<| off forms, and out of tho humin of fanners, that ought to bo retained. We do, not believe that any funn.r who can keep them ought to port with his yearling* at thia season. Their increase in weight and their fleece during tbo next sretoon, if they ore reasonably well taken cate of ought to bring in a return for the food and labor expended on them, llreslua, the effect of retaining generally so ulnar of tho ah«.]> that aro now going to mar­ ket for butchering purpoooa, would Have a tendency to advance tbe price of both I mutton and beef. At ptraoni there aro thirty thotfoand ebeep going weekly into the New Turk market; ten thousand iztaf A. !>. ll..ou4 «Ubl b. if-res. a writ ot anaobeml «to sswsKu’jrEft.Tg Philadelphia and Bltimoro ; and the number cotisamod about tho country in other citiaa add materially to tho numher. The savinga of the yeariiagH alone, | out of this sort aggregrate, would prob-, ably add to tho number of cheep from J which wool could bo taken next year nearly 20 per cent ; and thia ia aa in­ crease which die paata.ro lands aad tho woo! consumption could sustain without creating any panic among dcalnni of cither mutton or woo!. It in th,- busi­ ness of the former nt prooent, in view of TO SHIPPERS OF APPLES It will give in cacti issue suoelnct and dc.tr sum merles of tbe current news, D«>m«itlc end Foreign, It will continue tn devote at­ tention to the prompt collection and publication of Michigan newn, and will1 make Ita botumna the rchlde of ail In­ formation of interval to Michigan road> It. Agricultural Department Iras £lned for it booto of friands. Lt is unr tbe charge at a man of iiractteal ex)ierieucc, and it baa become a valuable channel for the interchange of risers among tbe patrons of the paper. No pains will be spolreil to preserve tbe ABENTSWANTED LEVI M. PEI Its Ls.i WUI s*4 T« THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE? Ha.nr.a4ws l«04. u<> BO) to inc.'enpHaaf ihla Uaok a<lbu bar., p la Cop., p»ai paM Wc. AR GOOIMFKKb. CMcafa Clsclsaoit ar ASK TVFKsnOK DIAUX F0K IT! BWsc-ftETc IHFAPEST ADVERTISING “.•-‘j.-r.'I'JT.', IN THE W0R1D t »to raiSzuean- . Ciicipari His Great Confiamticfl literary fcelurta, and carefully aclcctcd pocuau, tketo h<M, and mlacellaneoua artichewU; be abundant In Ito columns. . n famish I ng reading for the home cir­ cle the Dwrxirr Tbibunx wLU not al­ low itself to be surpassed by sny of Ito WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, Harper's Bazar. LIFE IN UTAH a ooasiderable portion of tho food gore I to form culeric, to keep up th* natural best of their bodire. The superiority of ground and cnokrd grain as food for awm». over that which is ungrotrad or un­ cooked. is beeominr more snrraront eve­ ry year, and the most extensive readers and feeders of swine, in the Ncrthwestera States, are eroding mills on their farms for grinding coni, etc., and ore producing np'iaratus for cooking fiwd tor their bogs. When han are confined in pens they should be kept norfrctly clean. The troughs should hare bare Pi prevent tho hogs from putting their foe; mto them find and water should be supplied with tbe greatest regularity, and salt, sulphur, coal dust and frosh earth, should be within their reach. For ttsac JURUBEBA XX FLINT GLASS LAMP CEINITS Peterson's Meagazin CHEAPEST Ml HUT Of AU I HALFORD Dr. Wells' tat of Jmteia TABLE SAUCE, 01005353482323532323 TNI Birr SAUCE ABB IEUIH The American Washer! PRICE, ec-ao. Made la Uf garter tbe wsrM fob family use. a® ROMANISN ASITIS. This kind of feed will make tbe hens lay early and fatten them wslh Ac soon a* coo or max a wants to aot, HU them, and in tliat way you wi2 bare them about as foot ss you will need, for soma will lay much longer than otbere. They Will ba At sadjurtaa turn lunti Otari Julia Plata P*mJmsK .*.** rBtT.InS? joh.v iorT£H jf co., 10,000,000 ACRES *5.50. THE GREAT CAUSE HC1UX U1SECT. . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-11-15.pdf 4da2b15e7ab976707253a3877e0d5f4f PDF Text Text Th« K«r>i»ucM( BiyiMBn. life K«N»ucv BajIjKil IlTnOF ItiVRrrt.i.e VOL. WwmI HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15.1871. and ’ NO. 29 CHAPTER Vllf. GREBLE & RUSSELL otild call the attention of the public to tho Largest and Great­ est variety of •MwltaJnta'jsaMtss' X’SSs.ter. 't «ho«d Wilt «r °f wim imi ptRLOR stoies i L Hi ncM\kJ.ti ijM>i and plain. AVool JPlctidM. OUR ACORN PARLOR KTiAX. r*A.c-li>», rnKii.vD Xrvu V A r.lCN<TLK rv$i Kim. KKAIHNG HTOVB, DmnexticK vj' <dl Pojnilnr Mike. CUifopor than Evex'l I Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMEL1A 10 per Cent. Below Fall Prices. >ots at Prices tliat would Kajke a Quaker Laugh. IwrfM'crifs, fiats. Cup*, and CMting , BorroN cA»n RTo/tE. JOHN A. QREBIX ackGrosGrain ROBERTS Mhrtllnnp, RUGS rellin Medicines, STEWAMT k STF.IXHOF?. Sinai iE JJetkaiical DeiHsts, Or“; 4 rknu>'’ »vy expert -ilk Drew* I dtity on Argyle Plaids and Satines, School Books Jf Stationery. rmSCltlPHONB AND Barlow & Goodyear. With one jart ho mechanically pmonucd his school dutio.- With another ho nskod hiiueolt Wliat shall I do about iko robbery ? And with tho tliinl ho debated about Bad and Hannah. For Bud wo* not present and it was clear ho was angry, and thcro was a storm brewing. In £act< it seemed to Ralph that there was storm brewing all round the sky. For I’rtc Janes was evidently angry at thought of having boon watch­ ed, and it woe fair to suppnes that Dr. Htnall was not in any butter humor than usual And so, betwean Bud's jcalousy called). Ralph* Years CITY PAINT STORE! C0MMII8 & nm THIN THE RMACH OF ALL PAINTERS ; every day solicited to furnish Plates of Teeth Points, Oils. y*rniadac>», Mixed MH dur usual price, Lacked- with, the complaint PnintK; Brnt>be«, wad Ar­ .,, r—.-.s who say they arc unable to nay so much. - tint’s Mfcterhtb<F Wall Mow Id. gios all.a chance to hare Teeth who need and Paper., Window should hair them, we willfrom this dale, for a few Shades, weeks, drop the price almost one-half. H* icM noir malic full and Complete sets forfSS; Single Hates- Upper ar Undeir JU3. dif.L OlfR WORK W.lRRJkVTUO Grant Faffr’Ihafiif, KaUomiuinj, Experience Tnn Sraenu rr nu Dana. Il wtua long, loaeeome, fear.'ui night «bm Uie tchooP master Issued, lying vnlh "THBQIRL OF THS FEHIOB." question tho rightfolnsas of the conclu­ sion. Then bo would n»>ko up ilia mind to tell all that be know about tho robBut if be told bi* su-pirions about Ftnall, nobody would l*eiicvo him. And if he bdd about Pom Jones, lio really could t*dl only enough to bring *o»ireuuoo upon himself. And how cuuld hi> rxpLiu hi* own walk throughjhe i*u*turn and dnWi: the'rood! What hmdueaa had hirbring out of bed nt two o'eluclrtn the morning» The clroutnstantial -vwidcumt was quite as »trang agnhist him As. aeaiaat tho man ou Um banc with tuo white left fore-foot and the white none. Suspicion might fasten on himself. Arid then what would be thn efllwt on hk prospects f On tho people at Ixw ivburg ? On Hannah. it b astuauhins bow much instruc­ tion and ccmfort ihcro is in a bull-dog.. This slender school-vaastor, who had all Ids life reprossnd tho animal and dnrri। aping th'* finer nntxcu, now found a necdot juat what the buli-di^ bad. And so, with the thought of bow his friend, the dog. Would fight in n desjiemto strait, ho doterminod to take Mid of his ' HfienltiM m Ball urok l».dd of the reo- ' , “ fause it*» ao crooked," ami Sbocky langhodut his own evnceiL" must a ■ gwwed when they vras no light so as to ore how to grew.’' । And then ho walked on in sifonce a mlnnto- Presently Bhnc.ky'began fo)kfog up into Ralph's cyra to gat a smite. ^1 B*»- that tree fools just liko mo. Dou'tyoar 41 'Vhy, how do you foci P' “ Kind o' bad nnd lonooema, and like .were a trap-door.' There’* nothin™ »o <m if 1_ wanted to fain, you know. Folt convenient as A traprionr, uulno* it be n that way over aince they put ray father •ubtorranccn paasagc. And you'd like into Uro gruvoyaid, and rent my'raster sumotliing of tl-at sort juft here. It's fo thu pour house aud Hannah loW* ' io pleaioui to hnvo otp'* hair wand on UimMmm’i. Wliat kind of a pho. is cml, you now, when uno L* info from . a iiour.lwusa 1 Is it a poorer pluoo Ilian dangir to one's self- But if yog want I Wrens'* Y I wish 1 was dead and one sorb individual hair to Lristto with aueh of them cteails w»* n carryin' im> nod a “3tnigg|.' in tbo dark,” you eon buy Hannah and mother up to where fath­ trap dour* and subterraiUKin isuMgen er'. gone, you know. I wonder if God j dirt-cheap nt the next new* stand. Bat forgets nil about i»»r folks when thrir it wn», indeed * Yr-a! anil rerrihL* father dies and their motlu-r gsts into 1 “Struggle in tho Dark" that Ralph foo |xx>r-hr>use T Do you think hAdocaYl fought oat at Pete June*'*. ■■ terr* mo. May b» God tori track 1 Wbsu ho hod vanquished hh fearv of of my fntho- when to* coma awav from l*-r*onal vfotonev by reminding liimaslt England ami croosod over the rea. Don't tliat it would be hJly for Jone* to com­ nobody on Flat Crook kosr for Oud, nnd mit murder In 1.1* own house, tho quet- , 4I sutw guoav Gt4 don't kser for Flat Creek turn id Bud and Hannah tuck tbo up- ' B=i But II would, though, if he'd git my |*ern>ost place in his thoughts. And n mother ** out"AF tho poor-house aij Ron­ the imago of Hantufo *|>alling against ner away trom Means’s, andTri mo ki-s tho master earno up to him, as tlu- mem­ iuy mother wvwv night, you know, and ory uf tlio walk, the talk, ths box-alder siren on tfly Huner's arm, j< a liko I tree, nnd all the rest took pb-ia-srion of U**a to afore father died, you see.'' him. it soem«d to Ralph that his very Ralph wanted to speak, but he could life depended Uixm to* securing her tore. not. ‘ And «> Slutcky, with his eye* kinking i straight ahead, and as if forgetting | Ralph'* pnooBcw, told over tho tlmuglu* I that he bad ufton talked ovor to the' Th.re was something wirrd about thia It was easy to iHUiuadc hunted! that i silent man’s ability to tore tnc oouver‘ mtion as bo ctiuM. to bare It go. Bitting this was right Ilnuunli ougii -not to throw herself away on Bud Manj. i by thu Granny's tea-tabla, nibbling corn i Men of lotno culture hl says play their broad while he drank hi* glass of water, conceit tiff against their ron-xircota. Tu haring <lrriin»l ores hor sanaftas, he a man of Utrniry habit* it always >ixw ' 1 u.-awrd to stimulate her medical talk and to be a groat boon that ho confer* <m a ; me tbirtoou year* to get twenty-ona, and upeued tho vrin of gossip. Once started, woman when bo gives her his love. ; I coaid never lira with tuy mother |I Urxuroy Sander* was sure to alluds to Roas.uirg thus, Rilpli.had iiiod bis . again alter Iluinah goto done her time, for robbery. And once on ths robbery revolution, and if I!m> night hail town । 'llattse, you see, Hsunor’U bo through |I foo doctor's eoanw was clear. shorter, or strop poariMe, tho Color. f hi* |. in throe more year, and 111 bo ten and I “ I low aotaolKxly not fur away is in life might have been changed. able to work, and well git a little place I this'me beriacre’' Rot by a won!, nor «»wn hr a nad, Uut Mnnetimu along in the tedious ] about as big a* Qruniy Suufcr*'*, and , but by some motion of ths eyelid*, perLours enmo tho memory of hie chiLlluXHi, -: —" Ralph did not bear another wort! of ji ha|M, Small indicated tliat be agreed with Lor. wliat Stocky raid.that afternoon. Fur j WIh> d’ye s'pose'liv ?' | there, right In front of them, was Grau- ■ ' ny Sanden'* log cabin, with ita row of 1 | tofty enn-flowcr stalk*, now dcnil and dry in front, with ita rain-water barrel i: quiet way, juit tbo i«wt peree[>tiblo bit, by tho rido of tho low door, and it* nah Ji *o that the obi ervaturn understood th»t ho could give tight if ho wanted to. the story ol Nathan and David, und it l-arrol by tho fence. ” I dunno anybody that's been 'boot soomed to him that he. with all his abil- j In thia cabin livod alone tho old and itivs and ambitions and -fwuspect*. irav ehirelod hag whoso hidsuusnas* gavo ! hsre Long aa roald t*o suapucted." Another motion of tbs cyriid* indieaabout to rob Bud of tlu< naw ewe-lamb, her n reputation for almost supernatural ted Biuall'* agreement with ibu re­ the only thing ho luul to rejoice in an mark . -a bi* life. In getting Hannah, Im would '* They a’n’t no^.dy eumu in lune lamako himself unworthy «f Hannah. triy ’csppln* tl»o mo*lor." And then there radio Io Idm a vision of Small lookid vacantly at tbo wall. tho supremo t alar of a true character ; pausable to lha intoUoctunl Fife of th» bow it was hotter than siutesw, better neighborhood- In regard to her tasdi-1 “ But 1 ’low ho a alter, bum a tqetop than to b" lovc<!. Letter than heaven. cal skill wo can not express on opinion, character.” Tho iketor wo* too busy looking at AuJ how near be had boon t<> miming for her “yarbe" are not to bo found in hi. corn-bread to answer this remark, it! And bow certain ta* was wh-n the pliaruuuxnMcia of sciauco. Whut took Ralph's breath w«u to oven by a look. three tboaghl* should fade, to miss it I ” But 1 think three over-smart young Ho wa* a* uno fighting lor a great print Cud Dr. Small's fine, faultless borao who feel* bi* strenctli failing and i* Manding at tbo door. What did Hen­ men'll btar looking arecr, I do." Dr. Small raised hi* eyns and let them ry Small want to visit this old quack sure of defeat. This w«* Iho real, awful “ Struggle in tho Dark.” A human soul fighting with nearly fond of gale." Leaven in eight, but certain <ri- slipping Doctor looks down at hi* plate. inevitably into lull I It wait tbo saLot - Had plenty of svreethaarta afore ha old bottle. The image <J Gul fought t walked home with Hanner Thomson with foo image of the DoviL ! It jrevfoe telph hq.l reason to flear Small — t'other night. Ill bet " • sam>- fight that Panl dreerilibd bj draDid Doctor Small shrug hi* ebuulmtiticady when he repre*cuJ.rditoa.Spir- They witc natives of the muco village ofL.wi*buix. though Small wne fire it av contending with the Flesb. 1'aul yean the older.. Some facts in th* doc­ Ursnny though tho detected a faint abw called this dicsdlul something the. tor’s Ijfe had come into Ralph's |k>saeeOld Adam, and 1 aup^ioao Darwin would sum in such a way av to confirm lifd-long motion of the surt, but the coaid not bo cull it foo remains <n tho Wild Boast — suspirian without giving him power to Bat rail it what jon well, it** tho bat­ expo-' Small, who was tirmlj ittreaelml tle that every well-endowed noul must in tho good groan* of thu psop.e ot tile fight at scan point. And to Ralph it county-scat village of Lewisburg, where •oorned that foe final victory of tho ho had grown up, and of the Httlojc.-owi Evil, tho uld Adam, tho ITrali. tho Wild Bca.,t, tho Devil, w*» certain Far, wav not ihe pare, unoonsrious face of Ilan-1 gio" now hung. Small was no ordinary vdlsin. Ho unh on tho Duvil. side J And no the was a gtmiua. Your ordinary bypscrit» battle had just as w«U bo ’jjiven up nt talk* canL Small talked nothing. Ils umc, for it must bo luri in |tm end. was tbo cootost, thaafoadfost, thomovt But Io Ralph lying Un-re in tlie still tmrmiiing boy ever born in I-swuiburg. daxkUM, with hi* omscienew as wide­ Hs nuufo no pretenriona. Ho aot «p no when tswplo is u-luan’ robbed it's well awake as if it won- foo Day of iKom, .aims. He uttered no profresion*. He1 to took out H<vr “ 1 Ihink so.” Mid SmaU quierly, and tlireii s.-emed Bomoihing so tumble in »ent right on and Hysd a life above re­' fou overthrow of thu bettor nature proach. Toor Vulgar hjqccrits inakaa haring rnlteu his hat and bowsd a ‘ • ■ Ctnn and reqsetful adieu, bo d»obieb ho knew Io be inevitable a* anon U« h. re1 ^iSKed. .. ‘ a* the voiro of ccuirioare bream? blunt­ 1 Ha had not spoken twenty weeds, bat ed, that h« looked about for hdp. H—---------' ho had sateuisd Um uewsuw igur of Flat did not at first think oTGed, but there a* a rnodeet young man should,' Crock that Ralph wav a b*-i character came into h'a thoughts tbs memory of commonplace hypocrite boasts,. at Lumr. and w.ntliT <f suspicion of a trace l-waru Galilean peasant, hungry, never alluded to hitnvsli, and1 burglary. sleepy, weary , tsmidml, trite!, like other convnmnte ■■gidial gnt credit for mi n. but haring a •traogo, diviua Viety. It is but an fodiffSrent trick toty in him by which swtrything aril sis vanonishcsl at his coainu. Ila romambored lu>w Ho had reached out a Hgnd to every hoipIaaUue, how Ho wa* tho Helper ol evorv wrnk one And out of tho depth* of hie soul ho cried to tho M’lle. NTteson teat »7b,GO3 by thu Helper, and found comfort. Not victory, but, what is Utter, strength. And ao, without a thought nf Tho Ic., Phillips’ Store, Jffdstings, Mich. KaHtinps. Midiwhirii, owing to the absaueo of Hatmib and tho exritumcst about tho butglariy, wm a dull atliur. Ralf tho evening vu .pent in talking in llttla knots. I’rio Jones had taken the afflicted •‘Dutch­ man" under hi* own pxrtiouiar sqwrvirion ‘•1 s'p<W." »*id Bota, -that Urntb air feller* wbat robbed yonr hoosn must a rams dawn from Jcnlrivw Run — Tbey’re the blamadmt *M up there I STEWART &. STEINHOFF. The best nbwfr <» Hrtfp dTjyy OF TTAOTTNCTS jneatolA ------- ------ said SelirosdM. "pul bow did Tiakinv vcOer* brow dat 1 ao 1 to meddertoto Bhqrfre. bsyf Bow lid YanHns know asyihing ’bout the Sbqnbe's Utyin' mo dree hundect In ta GROCERIES al the new brick store of sarta ia a-loyin* is with Jiakii ill bet a boas.” add Pete. H»t Sth Uftt'ro fori .^‘tbo°Vh CENTRAL , we pi •reh way i* to ta. IJilfi uuka. ** Pap wants to know ef you would s|wad to murrr and Sunday at our boast* F'_ said one of Squire Hawkins's girl*, on ths rerv next evening, which was Friday. ' ’ The old Squire wro tboughtful ennegh California lm*ta <6,1'00 fruit trore on 126 ocrea af ground. The spMd with wbiab a loraadu trav­ els u milss an boat. Gambsitn *d taro of hi* broUisr. are errnh blind in mw ay.. A baby, rit day* old, «m the Ulk �New Advertisements. ianntr. Msyor by 827 | Borgman, City Clerk, orii'TIeary Starkov, present City Clerk, end hitherto cmreidarod fartanH*. by, 1129, end so un to th* and uf Ute ticket To sum up, tho Repeblianns hire cur­ States Courts—tbsi tire lilrerty of tbo riitaen is flagrantly invaded and th* consiilntional tights of the propio for­ Is Um same old story of rebellion - the ever sacrificed upon tho altar at aggran­ uaroistitutionalibr of eoortioa. It is dizement by the Republican party. ried tho entire city ticket, nnd have six In tii* mean lime, white the Demo­ majority in tho new Board of Alderman, the legal splitting of hair* about impostehle romedico for crimes wheu or- cratic loader* whoso teachings have n gain of five Aldermen. Tu your cor­ guuijK-d and pvrjwtrate*! on a targe scale caused tho cstabli.hmcnt of Ku-Klux respondent, whd has ros.d*d here for IM which Imre a contain remedy in isolated dens fiw the overthrow of equality of yearn, and witnessed the election of only oitiasMihip in tbo South, feel liound to two Republican Mayors, this io glory defend tho infernal institution by deny­ enough fur one day. ** We have mot ing ita oxistenco and further denying t!io thosoemy and they abo oura.” Ths right to apply tho remedy enacted by “ Ring” has boon broken up and the Cougre**. it is admitiod by those tntapawa oi Tammany Democracy that in ceived and disbursed during the coming tbo section refered to erery priuciplo of year by the City Guardians will be honyoaceftil ritiaemhip ia outraged in or. er wily handled Sit trtttii fhrit tntii fleeing from arrest under the cbargo of to intimidate and to fatter freedom of and tie tetniii the hopes and avpirationv Ku Klux insurrection. Tho pith at his opinion among opponents of the Democ­ of Mayor W. W Wheaton aa ths next argument amounts to this; that in his racy. and thus to prerent ths operation Democratic candidate for Congnmuonal Sfiekcpoero has something of tho rate of a majority by ita express­ honors. no «pra m>o*<Usa to tho State and na­ ion nt the balfo: Itox, whereon rests tho about some one “ u'vrleaping tbo mar k tional authority has been shown to exist foundation principles of our Government and coming down on t'other teds,” which iu Sfiuth CaroEnr. do sueb insurrection which hold the bonds of society together. may jiorhape npfdy to this ambitious rxi»t«, os to permit ths suspension of th0 Buch polpnblo innonsuteacy is more young man. Certainly He candidate, newly dinvrnod as tho tutagraph ha* Wm Fuxn, (nut Furon, ns your lyjw brought all quarters of the notion into made it rood in my first article,) was moat ignominiously dufeate-l. I will •ands of mon who gu in squad* dis­ will liavu tu give war to the inevitable not go into the causes of Ibis sudden guis'd at night, moving rapidly on in the progress of this moving age. rrasfoiMs in tho political situation uf De­ horseback, and thus clandestinely seek­ This Govorntcont ho* taken note of troit in this article, but may at some fix­ ing Ito destroy tho liberty of sentiment, the conduct of the Spanish Government iture day. Suffice it to say, the leenlt is end! to overslaugh tho rule of tho ma­ in sending two or throe vessels of war ,satufostory to the Republican party. and jority of the people by organised iutim- Irotu Havana to Port-OU-Trinee to ful-, .•bow* them that when they work unit­ idahon through midnight muroor and ! fill the menace made toward the Hornet edly llioy can curry Detroit as cosily as outrage, ret teens* y M* nMufifirftea wo j tt month or two since. It is possible ths boy know his father. eno,1 Lavo no nrtnedy-for this uppalling 1 that this war fleet is intended for some state of tilings, certain as il must bu tu break ths bonds ol society asunder, and to make a mockery of govenimeut. There fa no question that tho common sense of (he American people will read­ ily break ihrovgh this fine span cobweb of legal technicalities. They will surely stand by (he President in the execution The Novomlicr elections, while they of plain even-handed justice to the put­ are an abundant cn use for congratula­ ting down of thia murderous attempt to tion when looked nt merely aa successes, destroy the liberties of ths psaplo through merit and well dewrre.1 confidence, ore also grounds for additional rejoicing for the promise it given of a more glorious victory one year from the pnwent time. Republican ureendsnry is no more a certain I r now than il will bo during tbo next five years. Anil by the word Re­ publican, wo moan no hybrid " new doparturo," uo "reform” Republicanism that propones to go back to some of the old political husks that have fain forgotton and musty through the mutations of a quarter of a century. It will bo thu identical in purporo with that of tho ] arty that rallied with ita most earnest ctforte and moat sulf-focgotful endeavor*, with it* best intellect for counsel. and ita best blood for a sacrifice, that the “old flag” might be upheld, and the unity of the nation preserved. It stands on th* same petr^tic foundation* us when it elected and re-etectod Araham Isncoln to hold the helm of tho ship of State through the jwiriluus storm that threat­ ened w engulf, not culy tho nubia old craft, but the bopo* at the beat men of It is an endoroemoal of his adminis­ tration by tho vnsoe of millions of Ameri­ cas best sana. sad a proclamation of their contmood confidence in him, and Wfllfagneaa to trait him still further with the guidance and control of oar-nntiunal interest. And those voices will be h«wd. No factious ear can voluntarily does itoelf so doetdy that their loud acfetahn will not pierce ita assumed deefBOW; no plotting demagogvs that docs tremble as be tfatana at tho thought of the certain and condign punishment that ia overtaking, os» r.fter another, politi­ cal renegadae and evil doera In a word, it raourse, bevond a perad- Who ulioll say that tho dinomination of those- tore distinctions between tew and justice has not induced tho very condition of things now existing through out the Sorth by which combined ribleace is ua«l with supposed impunity hi suppress tho honest oxprasiiun uf nolit- legal cognisance of offense-. committed on emigrants white in mid-ocean, and a lor frnudenlly controlling tho elections Ui 8. Court of sunrmary jurixliction in iu Now York and elaowliero have been ll»» port* where emigrants are landed, ruthlessly curtailed ia tbo rejection by the people of all the ring except Boss Ho will teaks a special ie|«>rt on tbo Tweed. The sources of supply for car­ raodnet of tho emigration busiuoes at rying tile sli-rtiotw in fhv-jr of tbo De­ Castte Garden, Now York, into which mocracy havo hitherto boon drawn from he lias made careful inquiry. tho a>don of the people, but this nioo Ho has [wrformod tho duties OMignod litlh- game ha* been thoroughly (ispota-d. him with his accustomed ability, and and it is nqt-likrly another nng of greet the result cannot fail to ptDTo beneficial potency ana be formed and put into to an impurtonl class which is growing working order before the next fall •lec­ yearly morn numerous and urgently de­ tion* which can successfully take the manding the special (gottiction of tbo place of Tfaxmany. If New York is sal* for tbo Itapol.llcan I’rreidcnt campaign, there is uo hope left for any op|»eing candidate, declaration at martial law fa portions oY unlrav some radical cbaag" is brought South Carolina. If simply places Union about ia th* entire polities of th* coun­ County in the place and stand of Marion try, and thia has not yet boon out iato County, m requiring the suspension of the sky ot the future, so far as present he writ of A Francis G- King and Mr. Gibson, agents for tho Osage Indians, had. inter­ views with tho President yesterday, at triumph they will enable us to adders during the next nampaign. What wo want now, « oignnualiou, thorough, early, and with Grant for our leader, with the same old flag under which to fight the wum cause—tho good and Bra of that city. Register McLaughlin prosperity of the WhJ» country-far seems to have taken up tbo cudgels for tho lady teachers, and at last accounts was on a rampigo after Mr. Itelmfc- to rowhide him st sight, but so far bo was GRAND RAPEP8. WEEKLY EAGLE Newli (hr Tine teSuburlbe I THE LAMEST NEW1PAPEI HI THE STATE WHEAT! ■ep.red U eB.r li4»c**>ol> WENDELL & CO., other jioiut, but the threat of the UponDst ma mildly suggest to your readers i»k nutlioritio^ constantly reiterated, and the largo number of the traveling furnishes ground for grave apprshen- public, whom the Bssxsa must reach, that if in their monndcrings, they should An ordsr will bo taiue 1 fr rui the War stumble ot tbo classic city, Anu Arbor, Department, placing the Indians of Ari­ they had better make for tho G-egsons under tho direct control of General oty Honan. This is a largo first class Bcbufiold rand tbo iuitructions will be hotel, has a reputation of fits years' given to bring them all fa upon rererra- standing and is jirveided over by its tions uml to keep them upon such' roeev- fiwnsv, Mr. E. M. Gregory who parrations. While there they will bo ful­ ly proiretMl in ell their rights by this Government, and if they tesvo and gj upon tho war path they «ill be pua- General Walker. Bwp.windsnt of the ' Census Bureau, it, uf all perrooa heretsforo named for Comtniasioni'r of Indi1 an affairs, must likely to receive thu ap■ pointment, provided an incroaso of salI ary ten bo procured from Congress The President and Secretary of War । hire had a conferva » relatiro to s<| mat­ ters on th* 0*age lands. If they shall not resuiuve in cum|Jianc> with tho no­ tice of thu Secretary of tho Interior, they will bo ejected by military force. proved l« Bocrotarr Boutwell to-day It io generally conceded that tho re­ and ordered to be printed. It seta forth sult of thu elections on last Tuesday a number of grievous evils which pas­ makes a finality uf the next Preeidoosengers undergo on board the steamers during the middle jimuagn, and rn-ikce many important suggestion* of reform, embracing treaty stipulation* which their being disturbed, and to secure their rights under tbo new treaty. Alexander Di-lmsr, ox-Director of the Bureau of Statistics at Wishington, fa now editor of a paper iu Brooklyn, N. Y., and fa charged with having pubKsh- detwit ADVEmsaiEsts. ports of committees on tho settlement of tho debts of tiro old curporations of tlie District by special taxation ns required by the organic law of Congress. Governor Cook, fa a message to ths Iwgfatatnre, recommends tbs issuing of certificate* ot indebted news on the pert of the late raqioratipns to claims for amount found due and the levying of a tax for tho peymeut thereof. Tho permanent or bonded debt re­ quires distinct legudaiiun uuJ he pro­ poned to raise a staking fund to liquidate the priocipto os the bonds tall doe at various periods of time. This and perhsps other general legis­ lation will probably occupy tbo Legista- ting on uatawful aaroalt, the aurora* of J which depend* not open tbo right of Uta case, bet upon th* *fa* and physical ,which took plsco on Sunday, Nor. 5th, and was attended by an audiswaS which more than Sited the targe auditorium. Rev. David Ingir-i, D. D, uf Kaox Col­ where bo urriv*d on the iWlh of August. lege, Tnroato, offiteetod in the mining. Be here purchased sosne uexv dugs, and Her. A. F. Kemp, J*. L. D- of Otirsc emnefem; but fluted in Mo chief ul^ot Coltege. Midi., in the afternoon. cud tho —tiket of oosmrisg tbosortfcoa of KsqmRev. Dr. Burn*, forasriy of Chicago, of the above remarks. Let “guerillas" who n*«l “sample rooms'' remember thia, for Gregory’s are unsurpassed. For an indefinite period the good peo­ ple of Ann Arbor have been boring for water, and after tho drill had roach tho depth of 900 feet, tho result is the dis­ covery of what might be a good salt bed, het no water. It is a sad dteappointim-nt, and in liioro dry nnd thirsty times should a targe lire occur, tbi« ptace is comparatively detuncelna. Why in creation's name, don’t they introduce tbo •• Holly” system ? The Huron Hirer is close, at hand and tbo above system has proved ita efficiency iu other places as th* most practical anA economical ptan for supplying cities of thia siw> with that NATURE’S Hair Restorative Detroit Stoves! PICTURE AND MIRROR r HAMES, The Detroit Stoves are the HEAVIEST Stores In the Market. Joo Juffcrsous “Rip Van Winkle,” ao well known aa an sxqntaito and un­ equalled delineator of Irving's Creation ha* jammed the Detroit Opera Ron* for thro night* of last week. Not pro­ ceeds to Mr. Jefferson *2,700, and I suppo.se nearly and opal amount to the THE MICHISAK FAHMEB They are5 the Ohly Stove made 'of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the World. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. And State Journal of Agriculture Tbe ” Wyndham Combination," a Comedy troupe aro now producing “Caste,” ••Ours," and simitar fight and sparkling pieces of the Wallack Theater order They aro drawing flue bouses sines the election, aid are all of 'them R. F. JOHNSTONE, RfintlR. \ Machinery and Supplies. 10,000 No rain about three jiarts since Tues­ day, Oct 81. As our river still furnishes water in abundance, in ease of fire, wn fear not. But vro trust that Hastings is wall supplied with the aqueous fluid, so that in case the “fire fiend" attacks you, you can squelch him on the start. “ fk> NOW Notwithstanding the greet dcstruotion ot property by the Chicago Are and other flrre In the pine regions along the IaJcc Kbore, we announce to the public with great pleasure that oar Fall and Winter suppUso of pure Drugs and MedWnm ta larger and cheaper than ever before offarad for sale In the city of Hastings. Having long served the pub- the wants of tbo people wo are fully prepsreJ to meet every demand, and at prices that will defy conipcfltton. Our •lock m usuM comprisss a full line ot pure Drags and Cb.rr.lrsls, Patent MedIciucs, Druggists Sundries of aU kinds, ©ye Bluff*, Paints A Oils, Varatoh, Put­ ty. Kerosene, Naptha, Ttu^ettUnr, Ac., POTATOES, WANTED For which the highest market price in C; Springfield �B SHDRE & UCEM StOYHIM UILTiy MUCUS, 5aatearit»>t',»- ussssic. L C\LKNDW Balch, ofKalamaaoo; Mr. Brigg*, Mr. Brawn, Mr. Wadlrigh, of Battle Crack; Hr. Segeudurph, of Charlotte Up to the hour of going to pree* the 7' High—butter, eggs and potatoes. Progressing-the new Brick Block*. Thanksgiving, November 80th. Uni tew pitiu;. t I." No. 8—the People vs John Donnelly forw abduction, arraigned and plead guilty; No. 9—tbo People v* Win. Woor, arraigned, plead not guilty, case continued by consent; No. 11-tbo Peo­ ple vs Wm. 11. Ilosnington, arraigned, and plead guilty ; No. 12—the People vs Wm. Itamingtou. reasons for not filing information fQed; No. 17—con­ tinued on application of Defendants on usual terms ; Nos 42 and 45, oontiuund by consent ; No. 8-4he People v* Wil­ lison, for seduction, on trial. Filwl, August 15,1871. HsrVey'^Wrighi. John Y Bevier, [7MJ E Ball & Company, 6snh 1‘. Van Brant, J Wm. H. Hayford, v* . J Divorce pro confaaso. James G B VanBrunt y • Thomas J Gstaa, Adolphus D Hopkins, /Wm H Hayford, Aasyna Carrespondne* ’ Harriet Hopkins. Ilarifet E Barrvtt, South As-yria. Nov. 7th, 1871. Q.M. Dxwxt, Ennoa or Hssruas Runrxa—Iter &r :—Fionas insert In tho Bsnna. that there teabite mi ml Tu Naw You Oesnvxa.—Enters upon ita Fiftieth Year on the 1st uf January next Ita career has. been one ■l-JUUT. MO. . ■ytnsrA: t 30,000feel of Ash Lum­ ber, 10,000 fee&While Oah Lumber, and 9,000 feet White Wood wanted on ac­ count, and in exchange for Agricultural Implements. novStf American journalism. Every depart most is conducted with ability. Its Foreign Correspondence ia unrivallod, White’s trial will probably commence and its independence in commenting up­ Friday ur ou Saturday of this week. on political corruptions is in the highCorner atone of tho Odd Fellows In­ stitute ia being laid si Lansing today. Drwc," and also announces that the rucM, of its Year-Book tor 1871 will result ia volume 2 for 1872, which will bo still more complete in its statis­ tical and ita gmsrnl arrangement 0 Q Holbrook, App-dte. ■Appeal Mito L Williams, Appellant, Wm H Hay ford *r7, 1871. C. F. Dwten 4 Co. CH\|<c«hy C4UIID54. wo advise our reader* to send for a speci­ men copy of tho paper. New Subecnber* will rerive the paper tree until Jan- 500 Cords of Wood want­ ed on account, and in ex­ change for Agricultural Im-' plements, and we will pay part Cash. Charles L Tuttle, I Assumpsit Amos Woodmanse* J David Fidler. Presbyterian in ita denominational af•nity, and faithfully represent* that rigTkixx*—Tn C. H. Hurt, Esq , Asa’t orotu and growing Church, while it ia Gen’l fiupL M.C.RR, andC. B. Buah, eminently liberal and sympathetic toEaq., for time card, on the Central. Dr. Henry M. Field, of the David Dud­ Fran.—The barn of J. J. Win,', cf ley Field, and Cyrus W. FieU fnml.es, H. Remington Irving, was destroyed by fire last Thurs­ io an able and cultured man. and has a day night Tho horse* were res rued, high reputation as a writer. Among ita IssJes but tho hay and harnas, woiecou turned. many cun'ributma cue uf tho rarioat is ef this State, who under tbo name of Tho Faculty of Um Medical Dopes t- “Ambrose” has become widely popular. | mont at tho Unrrarsilr have derided to Ita summaiy of current nows, and col-1 admit free of charge all membets uf the «ma devoted to the farm and the family Henry E. Merton, Chicago Medical School who may hare Appellant. been thrown out by thu late fire. i«n John J. Fuller, J. R. Van Velsor. Fro* Att’y, larceny. J. R. Van Velsor, I'ros. Att’y. 'Poligamy. J XUl. *«. *>•» M4 Hxlt.eewrmrc" • Usses, ps— a,,. * Docket. farwv Harvey Wright, jwtmcnt; default I Emerson 4 Brigg* [ail] Issue January 1ft, 1871. 1» ^T.wb.u.,, Michigan Central R. R. out. ,uu*u u* siucr MOTc St A.»XltIEX>. -BxrCRKLDnrii the.rsta J R Van Voter, J. R. Van Velsor. 8, 1870. ^Jsa=S2»s«stfS test List of Letter* remaining in th. Host office. Nov 141h, IbTl. Cynthia A. Michel, Etna ir.e Fowler, Juoephtrae Blasdell 1. Direct your tetters tu No. of 1*. 0. Box ■ drawn Jon Ttosxxn, P Iran. October 9, 187L Albert* N Bmi h, V 0 G Holbrook. 0. F. Dwmn A Co, AU persons indebted to C. F. Dwight $ Co., are hereby notiftid to call and settle their notes and accounts im­ mediately. District No. One—about |250 in cash, clothing and provision*. ‘ I bare spent three day* in collecting, assisted by Mr*. G. P. Stevens, Mrs Wing and Mr* Cole. Truly yours, An*IUatpilod Oototer i’isn. Willta^Griffin, ■iq. dm god |woi4e of the place and vrim«y ..y t a;u> man, wtMnanor child -hall - '»(deal.rti' the ardent in Girard. Bat, Usui pr .bably is mixed, the M t ■*.'! 1' t Ohio R. R. to to in through tho village, the grading to already nearly done, and then thev aro to have a breach road from Girard to Mar.baU, and if a small, yse or any town, nas two rail rood* and no liquor selling, then, truly, wondm will nEter eeaae. Don't know but I an* spinning this oct rather long, co will etee for this time. Moro amm Ran. a*. . 1 ’ era! tending Republican* of this village, I send you herewith a letter which wo wish you to publish rrristiw. It was evidently dropped through mistake by uno of our sound ••Dems,” who bad written it foe Old Brick’s Jteewrrf; but that paper not having a* wide a circula­ tion in thi, place ns tho Hix***. we thought it bettor bo publish,*! in the i^Iolden, Alfred Cheney. ) <\ail Is,ao January 17,1871. Tho third annual Convention of the Barry County Sunday School Arooriai 8w,usy 4 Wood. tion will be hold in thoMrtbodut Church, Assumpsit Paua. Psutu will give his closing in Hastings, Wednesday "and Thursday, I Holbrook A Mills. lectures on Thursday end Friday even­ Nov. 22d and 23d, 1871. 111,1871. ' ings to Ctorilrawn But the Profes­ Tlic Convention will meet nt 10 Sweeney A Wuod. sor can be consulted as usual during the o'clock Wednesday morning and will James F. Woodring, Appelant, day, by all persons dmiring information continue until doon of Thursday on any of thu subjects to which be has T^e day sneatona will bo occupied Biehard Freer, Mat­ referred during his interesting course of with reports Jfrom tho township Vice thew Hall. Douglass Wall and Walter Coats. Appellee* DOOO Shirts and Drawers ns well as Nun wxu. the advertisementa of the 7500 pair* Leather and Woolen gloves and mitt* just received. Star Clothing Itotroit Houses herewith printed. Ws Harvey Wright, 1A * Woo<L House—•‘The groat one price store. hope the wbeteato trade of this sostion may largely go to Detroit- That fa tho n k O. G. Holbrook, 1. A. I 4 E. A. Holbrook and Commercial Metropolis uf our State, sud Abner Lewi*J J. R. Van Veter, we are all intereeted in its, growth and law. May 1. 1871 pro^erity. MitoL’ViUism*. Tax Nsrtosxi Hom.—Wo tern JOQ and noble work. Entertainwith ptaasarw that thio Hones has passed wul be provided fur all delegates Tnro. D. Mans*. President buildings this season. Ch oago wants 5,000,000 brick from Dnjo » Hillsdale proposes to have an artesian | ) • ,. ; ... E2*' noth ten Mr M M Pomeroy Dear Bir X see a in­ vitation to cuutmeicate such article of new* ns may tninspirv in ouro locality we have a black Rcpulutecan town bearo lAAEAHolhrook Assumprit ; default . Wm H Hsyfcrd ’ lAAEAHolbrook ^Assumprii; d.fault Q G. Holbrook and I. A. 4 KA. Holbrook ...... should bo notice in yonro widly circula­ ted Paper 1 am J-tf.--lrr.rre.endovermg to circulate ;zz:. the Depot end sell quit a number of eopte of of y ouro I»l>cr Ptoaso send yuur Paper tu nastee found briow to the above address Lemuel Smith John Webster Emanuel Fighurr Edd White E Chipman John Boo H - Loe T C Downing H Parielo Duueil Halbert P Holler ‘ J W Leonenl G Simpson Ifol-ert Brady yours truly Wm Killen -„._J UaWi Dwtinarj. tOAhX? “'vr4» »W M^taWtasOtor Oteise- <ps. te« yttoa-TSW 0 range villa Correspandsnee. William Wallace ia sppointed poet­ master at Battle Greek. Senator Car) Schur* lectured iu Grand Rapids recenty. A German school is to be established ClfMlCCIVf C\LE|ID\R. FIRST CLASS. n______ ? n ( Foreclosure; pro conSi. tSt**1 “d [&ted Feb. 15.1871 □.■watciuu ' ■•*■■*-3^1; Oasttaavrua, Nov. 18th, 1671. tracted ailoooo of your Orangeville cur- warfare between the Bum and fte I F1CTGP.UL Hawes A Ed*m. Thomas B Beedi* Lu­ cy 8 Ifoedle and Ja- XEJAJECI. i IWKTiAt. Peninsular Railway. (tHT)' Bawne, ‘ bwearcy Furedtoaan faeeo BOlfitodF OuBS—. 1111 V nr~YMMHBr ^be.! rarer--f wnw.WU. fir* *> will ray B .UB �nosnscros ro» im. d O’CLOCK Harper's Weekly. ••vst.twwsr FrtXXDlW-Y HXwmiiTRZ' |L rnre.4 a« tk. ftaeFU.«mH-.lfcll.Ha. .IlMs B*.«l<- 4*,. .lire mertre.-. Me* al * rapj al «m4 i taiMd roltoarf Ik* <»ro W Ikto*r4«<,*»4 ta*•-1 FBEE TO BOOK AGENTS. iMr«l niw ami Uwu of Xswxcis, Orang* Cd. N. Y., Oct. 30. Our visit to Michigan wm a pleasant nd instructive one, and th* portion of tbo State Wo Viaited *«-ln*i w*U *d«] .ted to fruit growing, anil from all I could Isom is one of tho most yrefitabte tothn land ownsr. Th* apptes e^wrially wsro fine, of good rias ami rvl'-r. fhlr nnd atniadaat I obrerved, however, the redlsv Jf*<A beginning to »how iui-lf o-ntidmubly, and it would b* well hr ynur frail grower* to be on the alert and de­ stroy themb- fore they becom. ton nnmerou*. The beat romody I here Men is th* .hinrle invwntion of D. R Wire of Lmrau, Illinai*. 8win* sad cwtll-. are VINEC IR RITTERS’ {Ilk BtHWCHh’TIUNS. -1^72. ■ ^L.c.VuSffiX0JUtTO ■ Ou,.;... WIM, .k.M. I. make I--. >. tiz p.. ■■ d.r ..Ums ear am. t .r.M>4 Wk.l. ll.-Ull.. U... • Ttey Ia.1 U...«e ; ua>r-,<. fludX'ita!*1*wX^^diTw.‘. ,“T NSW IKWUHZS FOB 1.7a <’ CUNDURANGO! IH>TO I*—. X. V a* U ItoroWra IU.Ckl*M. Bliss, ta & Oft Fiiii EitritL 20.000 FARMERS. TIE Hl.U'i r. .hua. rrokewtoare.roj Ur si-** »r- A o lx.li. OeC fa Mu. A zap? nrr to ream aredl.s a»«a u4 F. <».Ltararo la XIEUUn A UX'tJIOr, C-xmaaflO Wbitney'i Metis Ftol Hirnea Soap. nl'l'INEn, ------------O.I., IHroFi. FTO torn* roj Huy Harper's Magazine. WILL aad* of Mawaro and Maryland, teat Anruat, I £>und at ano place on* of Ahten’i Fruit I’reacmng Machines whom they druid eight bushel* in an hour, ksopmg two arte of hand* working day and night It is nmp|y taking out tbs water, leading all the tins fiiror in the fruit. and when tlie fruit u wanted for n*. mi l water and Mirur »uffieienl to bs palatable. Tbo fruit when ao dried. M. CARLETON, 3KX AIENTtWAlhEB. THE DETIOIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE. STATU r.-» it THE GREAT CHICAGO EIRE! lle*Hra«4iu ImU IO» In iron upl** "r *•• lUul H.n>pl« Capr. »a.l paid •'*« UnUMI*tl!lf. Clue.*. ClaMaa < Chromo to every Subecrflwr, , sSSJaS’&ISSSS lb. UauUM a<l **iklto*ir!wi>.roUlta4'-|>M«. 5Uan • MabaU* Th. ekremu <• |ti!> TO SHIPPERS OF aMBS ChieifBaui tie W Mairata vote interest ia thi.. dot in any other J«n | but from what I saw. I flunk it will prove valuabl. wh. ro th.ro u an extra quantity of fruit Alaa, at un» of the orchard containing over a thousand atrta, all the fruits were car.owl on thu | place ; emptorwg iwtwrou hvo and *ix handrod hand., who asm bearded niwl lodgwl on thu |.r< cna.-«. and all the work WM there doae, wren U> making th. can*. Four thousand boaketa were canned daily, requiring «ix team, to bring them to the hour.* I merely mention thsae mode! of disposing of suqdiu fruit*, that grower* may know what to do if neoI muh any a ^ord about Michigan grapes whirl, appeared healthy and productiro, and in tup.st kwalitie* 1 MW— •ran ia the light, aandy aoi! around Spring Lake and tho n*ighburh...d — tbgjr were rigiauu*. healthy od>1 prudui tiro, too [mxhirtiru. ao 1 thought, for th* good of viMa lb» ootniug acaaon. If tho grower* wuald get io t>« habit ol thinning their fruit, taking out WMi-third or even more in unfavurnbio mkmom, they would find it to thwir advantage, in having Mriterand better fruit, which would rommand better priom. I cannot rloae without again expra*. >ag my cordial thank* fur the kind attantioM I everywhere rocivU during my rimt in your State, ths ancood weak of Oetobtr, aad if my health ia •pored, I hope to visit you again aometiHM> earlier ia the *<*arau, rbra it » notao cold and windy aad tbor* ia more variety of fruit to be aeeo. Can I\>wxixc. &■ FAMILY BIBLI A FAMILY IlECORI), CONGRESS ARCTIC. ^WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, _______ iraSsiiSj'” IHEAPESTADVERTISINC- , . IXTTTE WOR1J1J I Far »A J par lark |.« U-.ill •» .Cl aim ha -ISrrH**k.*l to Ulrrt. aa Mln. Tills ilxu,',: uMunimrs • —TSRWlWiSsa NEW YORK EVENING POST Harper's Bazar. wyw LIFE IN UTAH 1872 3425' REDUCTION OF PRICES , Ti> CONKOBM TU RfcDUCTIOX OF DUTIES. ST) GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS hfort Soiulik- tor (1m> Hwuly, Moat Vnlnabk tor (ha Student. Muat Igntructire for iheTbarhcr Hoot Appropriate forth* Child. M«-4lWnlfnrth*Mmirt*. Moat Inlereatihg tbr the Panner. IWHUTBImMI Bi lilTiJhi / Moat ProfltoMo for ths Study ■ itkf<t.y I NORFVALE SAI. ■all Im'i.xkm* nil la Ik* tMtestanr a/llarUM bro t tosta* itrwf) Aar M Apr! rpaeKitarrr.a?Wj Xdlnmnmo, Oct. M, IS71.-A roqooat fca. l>ecn made that I ansrerr inquitiea which have been made in refaeooc* to a gray*- exhibited this present Fall at ths exhibition of the lAomologi- 5T&ttS. “tt6S m> w Ik.-U.Aa UA «r pitajua&oa.-' EEsfcSr’S •AJERI’ASVJffS’afer™" TtUMITTFXT I'K UKMITTKHT FB. venx. iM'i.AuaTios oyTiw. liv rjaw Catawba. Thi* Tiae I »aw growing on n brick wall in th* roar of hi* <1 wellmg Iwum. *nd bearing at the tinea a large crop uf well matured fruit; thii woe ia tibnant^gart of the mcnth^*fSept*tn- which thi* vine wm gruwiug waa de strayed by fire, aad with it tho vias. This grope is a strong aad rapid grower, goossully maturing ita wood well; tho fruit ia larger ttaiu tho Catawba, and grows ia inraebro !arg--r than those of that variety, and more marked in th* MOdmr ridmoro <rf ita drop blns bloom, lam ial.jnae-i by [-oraoai boro wlu> who hare experimeuted with ti>* ' that it is readily reproduood from cutting., in roil with a propnr mixture of day ?rom my own observalion. I dinuld dna iu mmou for ripimig Koa* tan day* later than ihslhafcm^ W* had th* ‘-Kalamasdo,** this y—r, grown here, aad thor ouaMy npo'on th* 15th of Septamber Wtam I saw thorn a: thL-i data, the i^Ti"X2!,sw:is.': U*117 •'saiB. ’wi&r II.I'K a >> vt:non ruin / IVJ.ICOUlTtNTM. zz.v&iKi^z: Br. W iiiracl ol JinWa •Uf i«firml «’ Ol ) »rt Ik.rw- . The AmericanWash’ LU<LCIl. S5-5O. SS'iSSS CHEAPEST ARD IEIT OF ALL I Tt.. •» terroLi.*.. *a' Ln*—T. E,«nro.y. rod (■!.«. Cl JURUBEBA, la ronMa.il* w*sro.*4e U to row* a. a kuwrokJa rem.4., **4 .bo.14 Im l»Ar. la ail d.<wi,(einr.la of Ik. ,r,lm tesllh »,s*r rod Im. I. tol Ik. , |ud tfw animate, aad f-el.tr .ft .MkanJ |,rar, tofaroremrort*. JOHN Q. KKI.UXid. l« M. K*. tart Ad. *<roi tor Um Vailed I l-rla. On. UUlar >a haul- Hnad t-r Cli HALFORD TABLE SAUCE, THE BEIT tMCEJUHJEU** fSTfaiultusr MUSICAL LIBRARY, ssaerr snsH.wxKt ra ?' ROMANISN AS IT IS. Tw.iilr-f.ar Far* »J Mro< ! ' Ul UUa .Ul to fit.* to* —!• T— IMtor* a jolMS 00 < ar ■ rouw Im* Um* M*0*l*a af th* ato*a * IMwm." Ita IN VzYLllAULId GJiFTH I Thrilling Tain and XnrrlrUes TOBMEUKnODI B. D. 8TISTE’S UM«WSLZ« XOJTTMAI Gift Enterprise, laiEtiiftlrsIftihH Plata lUmos i-AcnrrC nAiuuMiA SAT-1” S 5,000in G recnbackHl ’******££??? w**vi3taA MOKTGAOr SALK .50. [Superb Premium Eugraring 1 < JKKCT.1Esa,.SIi.‘-CiS-: ! ,N.Mr.«r> al Lba Mifu ..far t<1 '■ MUX E. J'OTTEH <f CO. ul tow ii � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-11-22.pdf 897e7e79c00bc0ca20dc53cf29f1cc3c PDF Text Text Tl|« ejwWicai The Banner Comi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22. 1871. n iM OF IfflTB MI 5r . NO. 30 -ah hi, owner-ail. and the m.—ah, hiswtetor'. cril-—ah. Now, my ra. upettive faeerera—an" [tha preaabar’a voice bore grow mellow, aud tho mcneeding s—tenrea warn in tho mort patheti* and lugubriou. voice], "you afl know—ah that your husubfa peaker- GREBLE & RUSSELL before Egonlbd In thia Ctty. for •’ Buying ' qi AI.lTY, HT-VT.E ATV1> VALUE. DrA^te Ooodm in all the lateat noreMm. IteaU Irlah Poplinm, "Vahlour**, Hox^rete, cum m pirns mm i .Iitpanewe HilUse, rtn,»d and plain. ian toneta Thter ma fruit. of faith is the wood, now turning grntly to tha a raricaturo ol Calriniun, and U axprroeright to avoid a stump, now swaying ed by their preacban. attont"aa MVVk : suddenly tu tho loft to glia a oaricr de- u—F—'re reacted you 1! be saved; ef econt at a rte«i> pheo, and now turning wantonly to the o— ude or the other, ao if from vary caprice in tha man who by Idle step, unau—ariously marked the lure of the foot-path at first. .“4 All Wool, OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE, a twook KWglad among the heap, of bare lim.-etoue reeks that filled ita UdFollowing the path (till, bo came upon a queer hide r.bin boilt of round logs, ia th. midrtofa res.Ugwrdra patebin e!.,s*lby a bnuh tenro. The rtkk Domestic* of all Popular Jtlake. Cheaper than Ever! X Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA It flashed wpoo Ralph that thia pteee mustbcltorty Hollow, and that thia wa. the Louaaof old John Peareon, the otu-teggwi basket-maker and hu Amtn. tic wi/e, tho hosM that hropitaHy sheltered shorty FoUowmg & iaspulse, ba kaouted asd was admitted, and ru not a halo Mrtwteed to find His. Muth Hawkins thero before 10 per Cent Below Fall Prices. Laugh. Groceries, Hats. Caps, and Clothing. daaigae tha Hqairo had ia this anaagemont ha could aot teU ; but at aay rote the clay-bank maro carriod him to meet ‘ThU bl sere il gyiri"—the old lad/ rail­ lag on that Dacembor morning, with ed her a girl by a tort of a figure of Martha Hawfafas. betted. itessMSpeech perbape—"that bleared gyiri'. tha kindoe creator yoa aw raw—aauao. hare every day, meet to cheer a body up with aotoothin' or Bother." Mito Martha blnslred, and sail **01m BOSTON CAJBIX HTORE. lackGros Grain kins behiad him. If it had be—Han­ nah instead. Ralph might —t have ub jectod to^ia “yueng tortsarart’ mod. of riding with. Uy- -th. croup," bat Martha Ilawkma waa another affair. He had only ibi. w—Uatiou : hi. k—ping tho compaay of Mite Hawkins might J. P. ROBERTS & CO. I behind the eaudiretirt, wnkh waa not I twelve ineiies from the preacher', heed, , and then rush out ag.in Al each re.pjtc.rance Beteey Hhurt wouM sluff her . h.ndkerehiel into her mouth and .hake ia a nwK distreeeing way. Shorty wondered what the loard was winking at tho prwaebor .bout. And Mito Mar­ tha thought that it reminded bar of a lixard that Use had wen at Um Beat, the ‘kU?J“’ RUGS Sinai ui Meduiol Deituli, Medicines, at very low figure*. The German War haa forced the French to put a heavy export Dye Stuffs, life time. SPAINTS & OILS. School Books Stationery. coals in the wa> of oightrem-twelve, and loot my leg by on. of .tick in' hi. dog-on-d baronet through it, that night at Lundy Lana; but my i—re-mate killed him though, which ia a mtfafteyour father, caiue be wm a Britisher But ef he'd a dwd right here ia thia free country, 'than! nobody to give him a drinh of water, blamed rf 1 wouldn't n been Mhaiaid to ret on t-S. platform al a Fourth of July barbae—, arnTto hold up my wooden leg for to maha tha bop ebeur I Thai waa the eelfiihaat thing I Barlow & Goodyear. Ralpb, who found that th. subject, up­ on which he and Him Hawkins could eouvurea were few ; but Mias Martha area wa. detonsdaed iilertul to heap tfaismn going. sad a—a, wfawt,' scboul»--.h. and (ai>a> air things—ah, thal'e no: urtberiaad in the Bibia—ah, Irat.omra-f the devil—ah, aad takaa iolk. a. belong, to ’em to hall--ah." A. they came out tha door Ralph rallied enough to rwtnarh: "Hadid .Uack your prerote, Squire." -Oh, ym raid the Squire. IMa'lyou oue tho Serpent iMpinn* ’ Mk»r ! But wli-u the long, tong hi.uro wero ‘ ended Ralph r>a on the elay bank ni.ro ' ' . ' , •way wuh a heavy heart, ba overheard Pele June oall out to aomatady. ** We'JJ tend to hi* ease at ChriatmM." Viiristms, wa. two dan off. June. They are thieves, dng « Ralph shivered a little. Ti with tho white forefootand w al loped before hie eye. again. ‘•Aey're a net of dueres what they are." CITY PAINT STORE! csaaisi a aiowa PAINTERS; “Why. do yon think an old artdior like ma, bobbling on a woudaa lag. fa afraMuf them thi.ro. 1 Didn't 1 boa the BriUbom? Didn't I cease bom.tele list Wednaoday night? I rather guoes.l must a took a little too mneh at Welch's grocery, and lai! down m the _ .All. -Z 11. tn MnS Tk. totv. thought *twaa funny to orate ma. I woke up kind a cold, 'boat oaa io the toirnm 'Bout two o'clock I came up Means', hill and didn't 1 toe Pate do—a and them other, who robbed th. Dutch­ man, aad e-mebody. 1 dun no who, a crorein th. blue-gram pasture toward W'a are every day solicited to furnish Plates of Tssth Paintn, Oil*, Varuuhcf, Mixed for less than our usual price, backed with the complaint Paint*, HnudMB, and Arof parties who say they are unable to vay so much. tiat'g Material*, Wall V-ow io girt alia chance to have Teeth who need and Paper. Window should have them, we willfrom this dais, for a few Shade*. weeks, drop the price almost one-half. He will now make full and Complete sets for$23. Single Plates, tpper Sign I Ornamental Punting, or Under $13. jlf.r, OUll WORK WARRJlJyrTEp Offin over Orontf FJMip* Start, Uastinf'. Midi. Hastings. Mich. STEWART & STEINH OFFThe best place in the CITY pF HASTINGS. . JON 3 ’DENTIST Meat Market! NEAR THE BANK. Th. boot rtoekoiM-W alwayaon han-1 CUD ••d Grty—r Steak, Boatea, our Groceries, we pay p, and sell for Caah BOTTLED TOR BHB1 Ktxmnr* ciissssm' OB 3SER: Th. Freoeh joanaliat, Edmind About, redoes 121.90 fT The Winth-o «, ef Borton. base fociily portr.it. taken in MM. • Doctor, do ym think ti.-ht being fa bed for cousumplfam F* "Not at all, madam ;H'« what it h'ee or ." What ia th. d fiaresns twl-ren a farmer and a bottle at whiakqy ? One husbands tho erm, and the other wns �DETROIT. AMEITKEMEiTS. imnr inaWfu rMion. rings of rareaU w bo damn, to make war on tho peacofnl tribes nd by no moans conclusive evidence of tho to secure Indian ngonetes have been in­ bighout typo of civilization. Tho happy dustriously circulating Munehauson sto­ roodiuni in thisRegard, as in rood of Ao ries against tho peaceful policy of the President regarding tho treatment « ignoratlro, but the total'^dwenee ef Ihio sum towered to the sky. ' , Tbs lightnere of epeooh popularly used 1Illustrated Papers—The late Bl’tttwns and Sore-Headed Demoer.ta-Who upon the eubjeetuffiiuehtagthe WoAtagWrote the Catholle Placard. “Mot I tonMoaummt,which now stands wptm she margin of Ao Potomac river,' thrusUng its unfinished and Aereforo unsightly, shaft upon Ao calm scans, over which Ao genius of Wsshfagtoo, but for this, ■ would still preside in seresitr. is a dis- ' grace to the gonerettow wboeo high privelegws and great prosperity arv so far fasfreCrd Faper ; ^ntit seems to mo there doo to Aa subject of this half way dovo- was a Cannon, a iriumpbant Rooster, tion — Am broken ’down effort to giro and a domoralieed and discomfited Rooster. Ac-, all roost gorgeously dis honor to Ao Father of our counter played;1 end a viritl description of an election that camo off in Detroit, Nor. 7th, all in you last issue. What is all ponces’ give away annually in luxurious thia about? Thorn are Democrats in persona! display. When thus completed this city who claim that Onr election it would form one of the grandest ob­ "has not come off yet" sad there must jects of delight to the garo of visitors modern world baa produced.- Home ouc baa well said that children and fools should never be allowed to witness work half douv. Hu, tiro, present unsightly pile of marble, though mates., sad lapenng rmpereeptibly in the etart properttaa required to glv<Jf When Afapletc 1, and ornamented ^rith a rich anddleciuml NEWTORK. ARKANSAS. CALIFORNIA. .MINNESOTA. >W B4<N regulating the prssiure of gasMr. 8. Baldwin, of renting has sold a large tract of land for *65,000 A secondnational Lank is to be start­ ed nt East Saginaw. ’ Vessels are loading their last cargoes N 0 n-T H- O-A-R-e Ir I-N A. of limber fui this season at Bay City. 16 States in alt—casting 174 Electo­ A shop to build freight care ia to be ral Votes. Montana and Wyommg erected at Jacksun by a company. Territories also were carried RepnbliThe .breadth of wheat sown in Bagm­ an-county is very small, probably not itanM. Tif«o..: *•“ 'Vfrgtak New Jeriey, and New Hampshire, while Texas is still ia dispute but giving the ‘•Democracy" the latter State, they will JOHN of the Fifih Michigan District. Augustus Haven, of Bloomingdale, haj madu this season, in bis dairy, 27,­ 404 pounds of cheese A delegation of Canadians from Lon­ don, Ontario, have been inspecting the H. WENDEL Wjnrhi. Th" preliminary-battles for 1872 have been already fought end a^decisiro end overwhelming Republican victory may be expected at tho presidential election of 1872 such nahMAoTCr.bocn achieved > — " Carriages, Mrs. Isabelln Graham Duffield, wid­ ----will wait, and wait also for tho time thy ow of the late Dr. George Dufltold. D, talk of when the 700 colored rotors wiff- kD., of Detroit, died on tho 0A insL, ngsd ronouncn thoir ullrvunco to the itepub- •wventy-two years and nine months. lawn party and go over in a body to Jamas Boodist, of IfolloTue, Eaton thrir friends (?) the Democrats. Well, roantv. for allowing minors to.plqy TdF,, wbon that cheerful time comes round liards in hb saloon has paid *8V fine cotoueade al the bare and raised to. the bright of the Dreno of 8t. Fetere the mvynwacd 11* there to soeitjbut in the meanwhile, tho question is not, “who »< be anewod^’to stand tn Ito tori. and j stoic the people's money T os in the E1m whore in our columns will be seen Ttonumhy Ring Cartoon, {TUt .Tesf) hot <7*381,000. ------------stx advertisement of a now publication square rigidity 6t sliltoesy "l^ariMy who wrote (ho Catholic circular which 1 An Ionia woman bad an encounter published by tho Union Publishing Co. breaking upon tho qaiol rivee sonnury de fooled Faxon t Mayor Wheaton says with a burglar a few nights sinoa, and being a complete picture of Chicago be­ before tho vulgar and deriding gore U ntcceeded in saving *150 which the ras­ fore and after the Groat Conflagration those who cannot renKro hffatuy H*’ eload piercing height, ami thsi'rfuAgkyf preof," and we W-v» Un. The Demo­ es! was attempting to make off with. Tbr authors embrace tho l*st talent tho crat that wrote that bad better hare a Tho grading on the Northern Cen­ City affords; Mr- Upton being tha lite­ beso from the muddy meadow nqw ear­ moisten* bung about hia nock and bo tral Michigan trom Jonesville to Albion rary Editor of the Chicago fniew, and rounding it to dm bowerWre Utowa half throws into the midst of Ibosaa, than ia nearly completed, sad tho laying ol M Sbeahau, tho Editor, each with hia port to jx-rform, is sufficient evidence th t the work will be done well, and not roandod in tho good time coining ’ trx hastily. In this reejett, this Book \AsJ ait wrilisg at my sriedaw-iwru tha wi 1 be for ahead of anything that has, tottering derrick whiete oCU'-otaada ar, will appear, and all who want a eor- blackened with many years of ftebay up­ wiJt History, will find in this something on Ao top of the pile now'HO'ibet hi^i^ WHEAT: ,«rns >m „«»<»>■ "Buggies, Bleighii, WttM Winter supplMpf pare Drugs and MedIclnre Is larger spd chcaiwr than ever before edhasd for solo. In Ao city of Hastings. Having tong served thapublle tn our iirvscnt capacity and knowing the wants of the propio we are fully To pure Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Med­ icines, Druggists Bundrtco of all kinds. I season fur Lake Superior porta, left De­ Dye Stuflk. Falnto A Olis, Varnish. Put­ ' troit Saturday night, the 18th. iroaa, we as Republicans, have not got f ty. Krrvocne, Napiha, Turpentine, Ac., ' Th® proposition to borrow *100,000 to down to yet. No rir-ree. that ie not I cunslnict water works in Saginaw was In lriniiw,Ohat4elldi*i*J£stap0xour style. No, the Republicans did not' carried at the special election, bold on do it, and if any Democrat says they did, tho 15 th. by a majority of .IM, , “ may has pernicious soul rot half a grata It has been announced that Mm Tfo. adayj- upon my soul bo liea.” We tons Woodhull will favor Battle Creek 1 fight for priaoyllw not man. rire. Prise Pomades and Hair Olis, ( Enough of politics for Ao nonce, and , Toilet Goods and Fancy Articles. tltet they can hand down to future gon- tliero seems to^ccme a continual lan­ guage of reproof, and I oumot refrain The work will kbe fully illustrated by i1 from repeating Ab Itnjfungv in tbs hope the beet artiste, to which will be added that when it has been erfy-fid through­ a correct Map oi tho Qty, and mechan­ out the land with a gri» chnrus equal to ically, m well as historically, the book that which ia yearly rent up jbnm . the frog pond nt ifrs hose, and the propio of will ba seoond to none. Onr readers will find something in Ae country have tiute' td Hrink" of -the 1 AH three are aow approaching com‘this, without doubt, that will interest Hero of thoir utdependeocy.'.Uiw inav > iptotidnand honied, and I much fear yet be found some Merchant Mill^uaire, । them, and also bo beneficial. We be1 Costly expsrimsnte some of them will Railroad King, or. Prtam ef.FaMit) , provo; but we will giro, As contractors. Medicines, who, in Aenbremw <4 esdi-;Jbe benefit of the doubL A winter's nary patriotic rertfrened. ‘ And J I trial may demonstrate that same of the enough of notoriety in the act to rnduoe new wooden pavements are a failure; Tut Cnt^suo firo has not only demon­ him to complete this work of duty to our bat we forebear criticism till tho tost has strated the indestructibility ut newspa­ boon made. Speakinc of this brings ua per property—for tho great item, ths to that trite subject. good will, snrviree the coaAagrelioa af cities- bat it shows, ns Mcdill of Tfo which is, to-day (Nov. 15) very cold. Tribal nyt, and ho speaks from a bllare making great efforts to divertattention Tueterday afternuon it comamuoed rain­ under a penalty. tr'r exparisnee, the alwuluto dojiandenca Tho Flint and 1‘ere Marquette Rail­ from the rrimM-yi character of Ku - Kin x ing in teal earnest, sad every body waa of "the prees" upon ita prestes. Tha road have sold, in all. thus far. 218,171 opertafoa in Sooth Carolina. sandy to-cry out •• f<as Dt*," (not ocrea of the land granted to Aten by newspaper establishments of Chicago At-flntthay bitterly denied there was an your' types _____ ________ v in _ mine ______ tnado roc say of only need preaaaa to be in fall play. any such srerot society in South Gore- yfov. 8), tho moaning being “ I’rniae to Without ths moot highly wrought and Ima. and when this was shown to be de- - - - —' - • ■ costly machinery they are sadly erip- toves! I Ae capacity of publishers to print them. Advertising b essential to Ae reorganMi.uaof Ae city. A Aousand businows men muot tell where they are to be found to temporary quarters, sad adver­ tisements are as indisjienablo to bring order o^t of Aa confusion of bsslnoes intoreetn OS focal items are to check tho riroulaiton ol wild storire eoxd prevent foolish panics. Nover woe tho nsceesity allegv that the poor wared victims of Aat the newspaper has bscotue to rivilthis extensive arid alm..st universal oiiasdsociaqr so vividly xHusiratod as dur­ ganbation thwniikh’to'V<mf *h rwula In ing the last Arne weeks in Chicago tho uamo of tbn Ku-Klui, mid jxiaeeuaad there aro slorios flying Aat TA» ted their owa friend* in wtkx to bring TnMw hoe had its reward for uaafulnomtacfourtaglW.OWrfHco Ac fire; but Aoos ore absurd exaggerations. ••••“ Statu Fair nt Kalamazoo, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, I School Books, all Sta foil'd Wark*. | Miscellaneous Reading, Family Biblre, _ I Pocket Bibles and Ta.tamruts, Prayer 1 Books end Cliuryli Lltemturv, Hallow- i j cries of all kinds. Tlnted^ntltel, FrenSb ! 7'he Detroit JSIodm arc t HEAVIEST Stores In the Market. We have a tine Uock of Staple, FMaplly Grocarice, Choice Teas, Tobecc-i end the Popular Brand of Clgnn, which we are esfllx^r stoirn, ffosrots tbr .tiettom to r Charcoal iron, in the World. •ash buyers. .UH feotsi.oM, la a w™llj U-epwAsSfr* GOODYEAR & STRIKER. NATURE’S Machinery and Supplies. Wo wore among Ao favored owes who lisumed to Ae concise, and olegand ora­ tion of General Barnum last trteuing. inflict . upon the pcopl do boeily nnratod tho doings of Ao ArYoung Men’s Hatt her mio> of AaCsmborlaud a£l Ohtej giv­ Constitutional Equality. ing wtl credit to Ownond Sbennaa, (who ssm'not present) Mnd to Geuwrals Sheri­ dan and Hooker who wore. Gen. Meado ATO after which, dm larger portion of the male portion at flio audiance adfeurued i to, by invitafFun, Governor Baldwin's midenna. where they ware rood royally entertsinod and where they wore pro- III HAT ME niiuiei price in Cash radtafJum-»O, 1W1, were <775,882, and the expenree wore £529,636. TIib ■urn of fS6,TM waa expended ia ta> proTomeuts, leaving a balance of £174.- known that in Ae only warthQ!^ vv ill !><■ pnid.-i ij......... teembys faixtaeto.t______________ .... of S. Carolina Ms been flwiinttaddaxfog • £7,120. making the availatiln balanon. £172,336, against £137,­ 709 for the same period last year. After paym- at of the various interosj \ Vamd • t SHEPARD’S COMPOUiD WAHOO BIOTS, esQSW®SWnr“’ tndy Aey wane, not., they were1 frauds,I and omMa't oxo* that dodgu. ‘‘ । -A* tn tho Banquet i: was an uratiom. According to our judgement Gmstal MM ax, «d«< f« an did so wto AM ww foetal.. .Phil Bhoridan 'tried p get otrtwfitwW reJJad upow to respood, bnlnettfcj^teria woM, usd we Sarsaparilla • �Tar Aimurx.—Thi» publication which i but we mart make an exception I i. attracting so much attention among H ------- ' ” -------- ”M -----------! ia ‘ fitw of “ Pmn' Mwttcax oxthlt. । all lovers of pure literature and good Thia valuable work came* to u* regular . picture, (and who doo* not lore a good | ly each mouth, overflowing wiih choice UASTlXOb CHAPTER, NO. «, *. A. W.n.‘tOODTBAB,fcO. ” ’ HASTINGS LODGE, NO- M.F.A a. M mun>. Lml klwes pitittK no. ’mnrtrA30,000 feet .of Ash Lum­ ber, W.OOO fefi IVhite Ooh L<‘mbrr. and 5,000 fed H hde JJ ood wanted an ac­ count, and in exchange far Agricultural Implements. »o»8tf C. F. Dwmwt 4 Co. gotten. Each week it finds ito place picture?) promises great thing* in atoro upon my study table, and ia peruesd for tho coining your. In the Grat place, with that satiafaeboa aod comfort which Mr. Richard Henry Stoddard la to lur ocn fools whnn seeing the face of mt old tho literary head of tho enterprise. This friend, and listening to (is ftmilter Priw. Alexia ia in New voice. On* of those friends, yon know, Oyster, by nssasure at Stanley's. that ssy so many nice, rrfnwhing things; Thanksgiving one week from to-r thst never talk so tong they get prosy, nor harp forever on one string. that richness of thought and sympathet­ Wo are quiet and peaceable tan; no ic fooling which prove* that his i* not a excitement, no “indignation uutetings." more poetry of jiugling rtiyme. Hi* All things at preeani are moving on as kindly genial nature has made lum a smoothly as tho greatest lorsr uf Gmcord ha*t of friends, and it would be difficult could wish. Tho good folks of the to rotert a second literary mau ia Ameri­• Baptist Church end congregation hero ca who could, al tho start, rally under' A gnod place to stay—st the Reading made your unworthy cur.-uspoadout a his standard such an array of rocog-■ preeeut, a short time ago, of about 880 n:a?d talent end WEdl-kuown niruos. House, Nils. Qty. Try k. Cold enough so that the .now which in cash, provision*, fool, 4c., for which His aMumptiou to the editorship giveai «v, (of course you know 1 am a imJut TAs Alinu, in advance, a proud josition. Ail last night mrha ton little now) are very grateful. among tliu highoei and beet periodical*i Sun shine, however, clour and cold In tins place and vicinity w* raised uf tho day. . part of th* time. abeutU.008,1 belteva, in provuicus. Tn* Mumtaut Tsscrsb.—In making. clothing and cash, for our fallow citixens up.tlieirHat of rending for tho cramg uf Michigan, Importrished by the great year, teacher* ought not to forgot thoir The funded debt of Vermont i* State publicwtian, liu T*t>ur. a trifle over half a million dollars. We have bad a etoady driasliug rain It is worthy th* highest jxironago tho all night, and this morning the air ia Forty bull dog* bi one item in a r t..soiling guild can bestow. Th* Coun­ chilly end penetrating. Autumn has ty Superintendent uuthoriras ns to ssy almost gone and winter comes on a{*uw. that it is hia earnest wish that everr Soon the earth will bo wrapped in a j teaohar in the county ehoukl eubecribe glistening mantle of white, and anus, | for this Magnxiue—and hie wish, wo the merry sleigh-bell* will ring out their ! here n* doubt, la based upon an intellicheerful melody upon the frosty air. ' i goat appreciation ot the healthy influHow tho years fly away 1 It rooms a* :i once oxortod by such a publication, though it were but yesterday that you i lie foreeeva tho TMcfor will in Ao small Jo* Punrrnru.—Fur ihu tent cheapest Job Printing done in county, call at the Bsxxn office. port next week. Wood Wanted ! 500 Cords of Wood want­ ed on account, and in ex­ change for Agricultural Im­ plements, and ice will pay paH Cash. C. F. Dwion 4 Co. ■ICHItAA CUTRAL R. R. Grant River Valley Division AU persons indebted to C. F. Dwight <f Co., are hereby notiftid to call and settle their notes and accounts im­ mediately. UBI L ALLO, SohnokraO, Mich., Brooder A Dealer n fine Premium and Imported fancy I Fowl*. I am prepared to book cnlor* I * * **— - * ■ *o-- * ■ Michigan Central R. B. <lo. sEiuiu Siam mote. ss.’sasasMSta rtet Tho German stoannw 1'rsukliu, New York, ha* 40 cases of cholera Atcnox Brixs.-- 1‘riutrJ un one boar's nation, nt prions that defy competitmn, at tho Bsxmsb oflloe. Tho Indianapolis po.tofluo has cleared over 150,000 for the Govern mo nt, during tho pest year - Indianapolis is the birth-placv of a new insurance company, yclept tho Franklin, with a chartered capital of 8500,000. Tho total amount of cash already receired by tho Stalo Italief Committee is upward of 1150,000, a great portion of which ha* been disbursed. But strong soul* will gather new Hon. Wilder D. Fcwtor leaves for strength and inspiraticu from tho almost Washington on Monday next He broaihten rush of life** chariot wheels, takra with him thu good wishes df all and make tach victory over error and wrong, a vantage ground upon which to win grander conquests for truth and A boy cloven yearn old ia confini*] in God. j Asa »’te, serf rsrsrafi rl Pf ! tiro Stale Prison at Michigan dry. Almrat unconsciously I have written The man who^oni him there ought to a toog letter. ' Tour, os of uld, Ih are Western Agents for the Waltham Watches— a full and complete assort­ ment always on hand—at wholesale and retail. Have all their best grade of Lady's Watches manu­ factured expressly for them by some of the best makers in Locle, Switzerland, and thus save to their customers the importer’s profit in New 5 ork. • - Especial attention is re­ quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted in Sets, Crasses, Sluds. Rings, Etc. A very complete assortment of Dia­ mond Studs. CHANCERY ORDER. If OF MlCniOAX. Ik* CtmU Osertifw Diamonds mounted io or­ der in our own shop. Monogram' Seals, Crests, etc., cut on stone by the best workmeminthe west on short notice. I ally • ...igued for the young folk*, but eilult reader* cun glean much informa­ tion from it* page*. Liat of Letter* reclaming in the Poet guod number. Ita tablu of contents com­ office. Nov. 21st, IbTl. , prise articles untilted: Tennyson and Sarah Pock, Henry IL Smith. Matth­ Theocritus ; A Thanksgiving ; The Bed­ ew Staltu, Cynthia A. Michel, Maria A. lam of Statriboui., Kate Beaumont; The King. John Kmte, Kit Chipman, J hSphinx Wayside Pikes; Watch and Ward ; California Saved ; Tim New Light;Their Wedding Journey—continuea story ; Our Whispering Gallery ; Recent literature. Published by Jarnos member of oar ccmmunity. The follow-1 ; ing era particularly mtorosting. Jamas ‘ Dveemlier nuinber of this popular magMcCtth. Prraidiut bt 1‘rmecton Col)Xo ; A Man among Men; Spiritual I asino ie’oui and for sale at all tho de­ ' lYescnco ; The Educated Man in Amer- pots itt,thi« country It is a capital is­ [ its a Foeiety; Alex’r U Stephens; thought , sue Old and young can find amnse- been connected wiih tho finest nursorio* of Rochester, and who has given such general satisfaction in hi* dealing., in other parte of the State, is uo« with us .■i^aiervtt^vtt Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery is made ex­ pressly to our order by the best English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. n fellH^h^grrilnsw etTslZw Tux ruaaxoiutcxt. JoctutaL.—One of Hie vety few Magtirine* which nro publilhod at thu present day for the radical benefit of rcadcra.—i» represented on our table, by it* Norember number. I Tho ccnteute should interest every Ur* | but when there ia no occasion iur <>pj*>Moxb Rxuxr.—Castleton ha* raised situs, ami competition is tho death of for th* Michigan suffsrere from the Into the edterprist, then, opposition angbt not fire*. 8335 in monuy. efothing and pro- to to he incuuragvd. Thia 4 the exact fact in regard to the omnibus lino- There fa juitt business enough to uiuko one “ Bu«" pay moderately, but :hr* will Tns*M«rvrito’Ps«rr.—A Thonksgiv■ i-jg party for old and yourw folk* wO , ureur <m Thursday .zoning. Nov. 30th at Unkrn HallMusic by Brooks' , Quadrfllo Band. A* thia is ano of th. , apmdng parties of ths eroeon. a good Our Stock of Silver Plated Ware is the largest in the W cst, all the Jfew Styles and Designs of the Very Best Quality and Reasonable Prices. Tas Am intra x Od» Fallow for No­ vember is a most attractive and raln»bl* issue of this popular magorina In ite varied contents we notice several goud stories end sketches ; iHustarted article* on the Great Morass of North with regrefthat the story is concluded It will prove to bo tho most popular book that Mra Ann S. Btephvn haa yet written. “Palaeo* and Prison*” is is­ sued iu a duodecimo volume and eohl by nil ‘Booksellers at the low price of 11.75 in doth; or 11.50 in pap«r eovers; or .-ojtar* will bo sent by n.ail, to any place, posLpe*! Io lh» ]U»b'.i«bcT*, un ___ I—I —* 2-L. ..V O,. ~V Ih h Wxstxo —The editor of the Bs*«aa want* ten ooed. of Dry Maple Wood, for which the regular price in eaeh will be paid. JW foot wood preferred. Sterling Silver Ware, Dewmbcr, lik* a staunch friend, is again at oar side, with it* overflowing tneasuru of goed things for Christmas, and abundant.protube* of even better for tho future, which wo promise will be well falflltod. We adnso there who have not decided on a publication for the household for 1872, to get a num­ her before salecting elsewhere, and see the abundant return for a email invostmeat, and the very liberal inducement* to club*. S3, yearly. Published by W. Junuiogi Demorest, 838 Broadway degree aid him in the {sirfuMtaOM of 1 Loaves from a Rover’s Life­ hi* dudes. Th* number for November Abroad; I great year, «>n* prolific of sutemn and contains (among other things) article* Itag _ ; Scientific end Curious Facts; Hu­ significant event*. A mighty rnvolutiou u]<» the School Book Swindle," ’Till mor* of- tho Day; - " • Olio; interhas shaken Euro|K>. Titanic mlluonres School buildings,” ' Phonie Analysis in estirg miscellany ; corrt-s[Tondcnco from have been working with jonditrou* en­ Ri nding," "Tho Art of Reading," and nil quarters, 4e., Ac. Published by the ergy and aceomplislutog great results, “Normal Classes," ctoeing'Mitb an in­ A. 0. F. Association, No. 1>G Nassau both preeont and prospective in tho po­ teresting rueutp* uf school intelligeuce Street, New York ; n.M a year. litical and religious status of the Old bum Michigan and u'.hur States. Pub­ World. In our own country “deep lished by II. A; Ford, Nitre,' nt 81.25 Yuvxo Amxxici, a joy to our juve­ calloth unto deep" a* the prugroeeive niles, end the admiration of jiarenta, force* of oar avilixaiiou and our faith, haa completed another y*v- le >*• stir into powerful agitation the wesu of very useful career wo have no doubt it* popular thought and feeling. Tho world old |«itrona will continue, and new cues iwgothng reckleeo in its old sge, nnd of Mrs- Ann 8. 8te[ihcns’ naw novel, just rushes ahead with mure than the speed | published by T. B. Peterson 4 Brother*. a-ill flock to its steady support, aa it is cue uf tho many of our juvenile publi­ of a “JebC" Humanity is climbing out Philadelphia. It will eommaa’l a wry cs tarns- that fills all tha requirement* of the mist-shrouded vales who* it has , large sale, for “ Palaces and Prisons” is 1 nu entire new norol from the pen of this wo desire in such a book, while the groped so long and " rejoice, as a strong ■ taloutod autlwrevs, and is superior to small price, SI per year, or the liberal man to run u racu" upon a broad high­ 1 her world-wide edobtab*! work; “Fash- inducement* for clubo, puis it within way. ' Progress is the watchword of the age, and neither flood nor fire can check | novel show grout dramatic power, and tho onward impulse. This is Indeed a 1I the character* are strongly and strickwonderful year; another iu tho catalogue | ! ingly drawn, and are worked up with of wonderful years that have sped n> Ora Yocxo Fotsa, publiehod m tho skill and |x>wer far which thia au­ awiflly since a traitor fired a fratricidal : tborwa ia so distinguished. From the Grat1 I Boston by Jarno* B. Osgood A Co., ia gun upon Sumpter. Since that event, a I page to tho last tho render will be cu­ j»n illustrated maga*in» for Boy* and decade has flown away. Brave Ander­ i chained by it* absorbing interest and girls. Thu November number contains son ia Jord, but his heroism glow* with a omtiuaiiun of an interesting story, enundimimshed brilliance upon History’* on their departure from this life since the stout-heated boy 71 start*! out ou hi* twelve-mouths' journey! How many more mar go, wo know not, fur though the tad ho* grown aged and ha* almost run his course, he mty yet see much that is “passing strange,” and eventful Well, weak, doleful heart* may croon. H»w Adygrtistmento. number. It is printed from 3G fall-site muaic-platee. neatly bound, and sells for tho mudeut sum of 30 cent*. Tho pub­ lisher offers to send six back numbers, containing from 80 to 90 piooos of choice new Music, for 81. Addreot, J. L. Petare, Broadway, । ; ( , ( At Brer.—W* are pained to be called Ox T«ir jerr.—The Photographic GUtary of B. T- (Wretor is tomporwrily upon to state that Mire Emma Bennett ciured. N hariwgb— - • 3«”* died at the re<idenoc at W. Haye*. in i a the cure <-< th* P-T*- ’« Aka™. tha riry, on Monday evening. Tha tnrribta onieal through which rhe waa oalted Pennttdtr Railway. entitm mlndautapato Tueadsy. Fred­ rick p. fltawt <ho« are nf the Grand Lodge of taw V wired Btataa, Wiih th# close of tho year 1871, Jfory Hilton Hmukiu. I'm! Deputy Grand Mill drop it* iwehrtal chsrae&ra, undfidhuhrar Otdfnx. Paet Grand tor. Its I<ut nurntav ta pictorial fora. Ib-proeantivti are in atteajtenoo »in bear date December 30. 1871. On and attar January 1,187:1,Itepublication *>11 be cuatared in Abe oripiri eUracHe ta which, during * j-fod rffour no Phrenology; Tho Taguls and Visayaas; HoaKhy or DUoasa! Children ; Fill up the (MHbtaD Measure Pre-historic Mau -. The lloa Cuaetriotar -.^usump- . |<u*tve kind either, for >1.50 secure* it , fora year, and it i* only 15 cent* a | | number. Now is the time to start dubs linu-.KulUcouunoadatteus, orllio Bor, who mil a Situation ; eta The publishor offer* the test three numbmwpf Wl ; AMxaica* Bvaaar Bcuuox Worn*.— fn » use premium to subscrib om for 1872* * Th* Norembor number ut tlu* journal, Term. »8 a yarn. Single Nos. 8’1 eta-1 pubiiohod by J. W. McIntire, St Louis R IL Wells, 389 B’w«y. N. Y. Imiita* it* usual valuable contents, has verv full aunouneemoute of lessens for A rpu»s*T Axsocxcxarxr.—We m>- 1872. As th* publisher offers to scad tic* that Mr. W. M. dart, formerly one this number fro# of charge we ad rise uf the editamoi Oar FMt Sunday School* adapting a saris* of Irsowl to whom thal journal ow«“« touch of it* suoo-e and popularity, has again, after an extended sbssmao, be­ “The n-tauon of the ‘ New Amvracin som* <M» of it* editors. With thv addi­ Cyclopcdi*,'" says a New York letter, tion of Mr. Clark, assUtod by n roqw of “which is to bo begun in a.fows day* by able writers. Pref. Shoemaker iu charge ite fanner iditocs, Chari** A Dan* and of that most fascinating dqgtrtmeut for George Bipfey, i* a work of no small magnitude and importance. The work will fall utainly upon George Ripley, a* cuaductur of “Our Stairway," nnd tho retteun literary editor of tha JWoas, such long favurebly known gimtlemen who. iu spit* of bis years, is still an iaa* Mcmicts. Dnugbaday 4 Co., as Pub- dcfatigabl* worker, and admirably fitted lulicn, there am bo nudiiugubut a mast britllan. future for 0«rSoUM*y KiiUr. I Arrxngeraento nro boing made for tho And it diwervoit. A specimen number ul tire ImSrwill bneodlto any peram, inlroductiau of n* in our village. A by addresaag tho publishers, 431 nod proposition has t>een mods to some of our loading oitiseru. for One t>un»so. 4M Walnut stroot. Philadelphia, l’« With three railtoM*. tho Holly Water Work* and Ga* Works Allegm will be a reel lira city .—rftt*-* 7«ra*i Tur lUtuuup Oixirtt*.-- Alter an-inLot Hnsfinga profit by tho abev* ex­ tcrrnptiuu of ttoce week., amauoned bv ample and lhare will bo no doubt of the Chicago firn, the publication is rosunAd in New York (Sty. Although h»iag« heavily, tire proprietor, Mr. A. N. Krlfogg, soys that GtuiU will never aay die but that he will won make it what It'Was before Uro fire, only Mfcr, and IttUr. We cuiniu-nd the Gwrt.'r to nil who are in want of a first class rail­ road paper which not only givw all the j news but dKsttussos all matters ounnne- ! tod with reilwayw, not only on tho part ’ of tho Com|ianie»» but also in tha inter-.’ lost of tho publie. Tho two are not. j irreconcilable May the fluurW. ’ all the more vigwunaly for ite •'baptism GET THE BEST fsUitrt Otafflpi Dittej. 81MILIA 81 Ml LI BUS CURANTUIL WE1BTETS NATIONAL MCTOM4L Dicnomr. �* raw IS f ax “p2 nnnbvm gua.Ur d Ibe amik-mi aaarwr at rang. sia. (»| -re. u. tte Alm al MiaL.gra. mwlkataV *7^-"rT lb. Cn.tod Slava aar.er Sf U"4- *«er<faK “ /AMU F. MUHHKLL. ’’””2* j<CFUlMDLILJedg.e«Mdtal< KUKA BIMMELU Altoerwy for MurteageH D.Ual llr.lialtL Hvpeeteber. nd.tril. areKIIS Cliit’ioaii tte Great Ctulamtiin Aar parma BMhieg l., act. perauMully. aa -.-f.gr.l. Witt apply with mft-rr.ee, taolu.lag It far mini WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, Tbm T.ktet. prmnlthoortd -a Cbartamlrm for ike cere of all Throat sad Laag f i---HUAKiKXKLd aad L'LCMATIOX at IM ae. iu.mmliately rrilerad. aad .late r) Litartr Mr«.i New York. THROAT totalB ar. coa.li.tlr Mtog -al to Ibepeeprime of r.lwf la earn, of Thloal d.Bculter. of ymo JAMES SUTTUN *' (A) . nJ. THE NEW YORK EVENING TOST! 1872. h i, CAPTION sue rauiDLK inntantmnnu. t A tree Mero aovt—r MORTGAGE SALE. iMlhali teety fam mate la (bo perwmt at a tea*item*. ro <dTurw»<e*btanre da:. tmTgsaggs&agsfero! O.loeiy Wril.'l arta.l.c Tabl.to. Frio. Ureal, ptafarr. Jutt.x q KKLLOGO. It Flunks N. Y 8-le .Brel far Ibe U. .-. Bred lor Urealar. LIFE IN UTAH al <-ahi - 'rltek 1 a. ate reirtte ia Llbta ■• B“ ?< !^J-JXJ5J5AS*ratldS5! sshS-ziSL-ssshrtaiKij: twre- GREAT SAVING TO CONSUIRBS hrl n ^ N !lS sutspsssSr.-i.-arii: ra^?S*’S»k^: arriMWTCEJrjKSwa ara.km,£SK,.*r=: xr sxs Imii CM Fatkifl Plats ONION PACIFIC RAILROAD. 19,OOO.OOo‘rXcjRES mg too bmmI fatofreUeg Vlawri Charerara. GUARDIAN'S SALE. la Ite nraciar at tea anau o’ sera Btlteehm. nt Aai-q.-UM, fbatetoto. Bai ala. Bids IsmcU, irSfe c£ts s ry Agfigsy^Hy, -™SyEii^=S}- - fteS1 J. U frTra.a.la, Manball. MMblgm^^' lund^^i’^n.^t. . ____ , \ npCiU ____ ------ salmon EELR’I’Won:--------- sfatSKiS’A-SttrT-Jttsv;: BU /w.MDl dirrjfu’!j. iltya Ctomb-r. EssrtHSsjS aotetero. II fa printed re fa. Ssro-. cri.te.rri CIRCUIT COURTS--M, 1873. gmtagcflgSragXTO BARRY COUNTY-F-re. Monty of . nmMtaU.rd M.r; Frret fexhgasjha.'fojg!rj5i. Ike total datable aad auraeb'ra maaaer. white whale tte prrore are aaSrimUy tew io pier. II QTATKOF UICUlQAN-.'teeaimi* Jadieial O Cirvail. 1 baeehr gi aad apporoiite time, KXFKIURNCBD AUENT1 waited far InHdlog Ite ... rr.1 term, of Ite Cm oil Court ■fHateMClatterp- yma IK- red U.l thmytatol । tte aoeaty B*t ^arie. with vteKKXT ro’VKTT-Fir.t Monday d March , Firel xs.-*ctrsri ■rtisr'c. &~£Fsi®aS; Ess5,-sx^.-ts±.-,s.‘ • RaFi4”ufa1uh“ty,ri,0rtdML,AOI». IWj. X«««s Ban aW Wmew. BIRJHtY HOTT. .,"r-rt—ureei».s.to.rra. CwwaUJngcr. f •uTre Aif i THTT* jannri'VniJu'fa te’SS’VST ia a ram wr ■ for ttetert aad arteb MaBtort.wXrtola win eterate th. mrilaial eeartUoa by ceaiuai re. teea with sati aaamroaMsos spaa Us taaatlfa' The American Waster Harr. Neary, aad atonal trotka. Time aad laradgrrey. Th. Fatigue d WartiasJty an Laager Dreadtere“‘ “<« Clron Cielkfag, Affeafg aa Us laxUhaent PUn 1 a aalliag pobtkr allmlMn lo Ihn liuia ma aa^^gsjsa aaldetag mro wort aad ef a tetter «alUy,to«. OreWitte as: Wo aro alee Hte.FwMItoaro nt tvmx. r rUl’AJTteZ^b^ sML2± ’ Si? crz:. St"JS3£5K?;*5T*S,— fhl.ligm reatoiafag at]tea aad pnm furslrtegptagMn.-' /. - ■-.’»• juT- art ^wTtei'.’imr4 ‘uT4’ “a“T5**’- ” J**™?®” wEmK*" *’»'* TRWIJHtNT J0HX n. POTTER borealglr sathatkrrinae ef a ar of aria ia nd CO., PUMLIBHKRB, rem lafmm- rWILADKIJPMIA • Mkty&*d>aCwy. Mant arsenin i.llaai?. by Iae far ^reriaring toe Dated XeTosab^Bawlin. iJmU W harm MORTGAGE SALE. K5A0. .‘-cy^7J5i.T.2T? i’ £71 iMuTsriTZ SC CKUI>K>u4urtMU.B»iate«>m.-£*.M BOgMKlJX UtatoTSSre. 3yCV“ A rTtyml ead^yi-. terpHtotmlaUligretm-ream., wn^a. VtomaraR, CUT THIS OUT l.».waJLBtest. M.lre. . rfamtoiry of th. Sscred Tn,Ik, m teagbt fa ^Um Inspired Bort^ togatter vilb KOBTOAQE sale. eraLsat HOM tSTEA DH FOR ACTUA1, ALTTLKRN Atataof Gorrrnmaui Itoril. telw.ta WalrLta. -nrtl. gl—eajb ■ WM tyld Stef IW~ I..’.- flonitog Watafcea^te eSnworth from fed Umabo aad North I'late, opre for entry aa And Seta JokhuI ef Agriculture Koory pram grHisx np s efaab at Ito M (l.«i Hooaeraaaa oast dsnghtet tort, ee eight al SIAe mb. will ba mlTrl lb HOLDIXMti 02 THE LATE WAR an ritnimjryonbellngwtnojbr l»7J. sod ale- ci^N.li?;t^4>,'c-m^ A mN. » Turk. taaAmi* follow., IL F.JOBXSIUSR EDITOK. i..eto^ IBI.-FlieTfamOw. Totter,- -tote. •*'*"•* FREE HOMESTEAD OF JOO ACRES, WIIMa BaUraad haaAa. fa • The <Ju'r Aanra^Juunral Pulriri.Diroet Bounty uf 2400. CUAHUM J. I-teTIXUlX. ■Wed for l-a aew edSten uf f ■ tlf-t parephial, -Ilk new arg1- mated free ererwhen. Addmm tt F DAVLS ImrtCre alidiaw U. F. R. B. Co ___________________________ OeAaa. Xsa And a.-rau-eary S’, oom far I Mart aed gate •' ACAMD. . —f M tag of)«1s< a_grt iMMfoeta refoered to Uuaegteel tla Stored repretol^I 1-rt^i *ww*<tesgMfaaa4 MH rimrer elewa uf Ulr-n. Trellu Aa a help to l-amt., Miafal.ro, aad Habboib-aibaal Tartan IS teiSiliug rtedafoto of ttelr mpureio aad Mgh rmUca.-aod to aU altera fa wheat taaartM loun .re fatrmled-.tota aplangU l-.claral Velum, nasal be ormeUaatoL h I. too Kd.bon, Host Buitablu for the Family, Most Valuable lor |ho Smdant, M,»t luatructiro for tho Taacbor. Most Appropriala far the Child, Mort Ussfal fog dtoMfofotar. Mdst latarostteg for tha'Farmer, Mart EMgant for thaPgrior, Mort Frofoabfo for tte Hurty. / DRAIN COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE THE FICTOnlAL FAMILY B1BLK. fa stem, u kte gtotara riradyrifam to. art STS ar ansTKMaM.t>mij w mrr.to-a. -ttfo-r-liBgSNB..,.—. TWU GRAND CAPITALS OF Bnl Kunnf ant it,anal iann in taurin. kter-l. f all -iter.. Th— plain, ,r, mgmr ,.l @5,000in G roenback-s! S.ert.noe Aero, ef Odo. farmiag aad Orosiag »a stoat, i-.ee th. u.ual mr, ud r.nto.u ui Landa o. Ite lim .liter, al. lath. Ogura. They —.11 ba inpee lily eefaMwd. Alan. ggHi!®™® M<cr<I patpM e^ltwutoiald and Mb ar rerylpl. ; Mela of Xobnate. fa th. Orosi Malta .Talty, saw roaaau, far mb arfaag orodiL Thm bogs fare fa a mUd aad bealaby oBaaata, TERHR-Ain vein sdrseee: ***■— t Hora and H-ggy. wuh Mlr.r.m..onle,t Har . oral, wiirllt »*». Use Fin. Inn rd lteir.nl FlMto. -tart Sfart I T.n Frally Ite--eg NoahEl^rZJtoi. far me ^lr. "Z'.’. 7U S Priixm nsn«e from to 210 per Acre. THZ 2GCHI3A1T FAP.im. Superb Prcuiiuiu Engraving I FAMILY AbBtS. WITH OVKR loop ILLUSTRATIONS, 50,000 R F.F KR E NCUfi, TUB rICTUS!AL FABILl* BIBLE aaelatoi » uaretetoi d laformaUre iteI ton oalr reart to. nrad through too ey«. Iu lUaatreilc-iM tarry ee. back to Ite total itapenaaI sror-laoc. - -lb lh« sial, to fa 1- k. tana toad, .nd pe—ri.d. 1 abill Mil al pd-lw train, al lb. north iro.t dear a/ up Court Mom .a lhe CUy at XaTO A UaaUags. la Mid Oral} of Barry aad Mate of U-eliiguo, rtkst tetag Um dree nt boriaeg ibe CireaU Court fad Ur. amely d Barryiaa Friday, ■ha Iw.elr awued (rd) day « Doomter. A fk till, al the hoar of site eefaSk la Um lururan vriYgaaiywd wmre temm tw to w-n Srer tL of Ural day toe laud, aad luo>ta.ula doaeribed la aec “’’’’’TuxIScrUBILLSatBAUK. ia mid sratgrg. tor re nveh thereof as eh.ll Doled Bataarear U. Bn. — Mnlo ‘ l-e aueemry to aeudy the Mid aa-uui-l daeoeaa-d a-.rlg.gv lariudlag said Alter..; Ire sail all legal omi.i to will Th. tall an< goaner deretiaa iwsa'y-m (Hi d towaabio Ay ree wtehfaw la rerohaa. a AIU mere taob iae ftl earth of raege mere (1) wad. fa Ite mealy ri Barry aad slat, at M.<fagaa,atoo.<Lag to lb. UellM ntalmaanry ; .trepll.g tew.eir eat acre naw and ter a ban ring sroued re Ite eretb a>teaf sari fat add br P.ur Uoaerd to ite townafa|taf M»jd»^Urer«. slu a -alar pnr.lege tra D.M. WK.tr ». * " ANDkKW UK MOTt, ROMANISNASITIS. T. ba drawn Mimday. Nev. nh.in. A FAMILY RECORD, tot.ro. Ml» mm am., are rwmuml to atnS Ma Thia rallroly n.w.aatteate Itoek. efisupages ILS rugT.rl.gr. ia .a .Ikaatlr, nnd staa.lar-1 Gift Enterprise, PICTOBIAL FAMILY BIBLE. -r "*lilre”rua'1l7^n71re.r. teal Wamtey. til* day of iittii-tt-jrasi-dHL-vfaWsri: Mp.roto.il. JOHN a KKtAOOd. 1F li.u M.ltow Yart. Bale Agmlfee rta DatedNlatoa. FrtoetyalWtorsoe btalle. Ifaad fararoaSar. AGKNT.t WAXTKD fUR « li d i» M Asa K. .teapbana. Tte 4 UUuo-di. br limn llantarlt, , One. too <Maa. to frank tmi 2s AWtoAtanir t*wifcT b/Vu “*4*7*- AOKNTH WAXTKD t A RICH FIELD 1 A NOBLE WORK The American Washer ! JUHUBEBA, Z.TteXt saita izsxz. S-t-Ezra fa F. N1CH0LN, M fate. Slrml. Clurego. IU. flirup I'nrniul Free Ilornc.l W IM 5S-errS£ J. VmiAhiin.ai M.O.IMBO>AL> aoa_ rarwadm nod sites ite. wan ■ <»’■ r_-ifars2ss.f5.Btt.-5r ,?ttha L. n. SINE’S taTO^ll^M tol My^ te. hta^r •nSaWSSiSfer^ fix n-SS-^TSSSsRSSi* rmm rturau. a. noway sod cnano. J. Dw-ay. mt-en. a .Iffrrnl lo Ike public aa a grval InrIgonlor and rwasody lor ell ImparHita el Ike blued, or fae ae- aseorrtatte «h*4a Ilntn.rS r.rlrto. .ipoara IU irairatii.i. Ha mas immoralillaa, ria oaaaal■ra lo oar pebte aeteola. ciril end rol.gio.. iberty, aad Ha iaaidteeo workings to torero citato, tee Vlttalri SUM .bra... re. tot H. to .m <AUwa mrl ___ neviMi PROBATE ORDER. aTATE or MlCHloajr. IWuaiy at Sa/rp m - Al Dt Welli’ M if Jinteta 3^9^ M^.ruTg: i!yL**^y am. m EgpafeggStt . t=ra£,F^rsir,yigg£,s$S:^£ JURUBEB A. WM. 0. BRYANT & CXJ, r oa as IM DfSSASMS, araiai wi ~~ PROBATE ORDER. MORTGAGE SALE. Ifafaull baaing teea la the reediliea at a aer lain lad.otorr or Mortg.gr mod. .nd .rerutod mite imatert tey of M.y, I. lb. ,«, m Ihmaaad togbl buadrod .al ally aura, by RaamUNa4.and M.rrta Nfate. hi. all., d Maple Uro re, Harry Cnsnlr. ate slate at M-china, ia laser d Aadrvw tfoMeil, of Marebdl, ifohm. If liiH - ;?• ft’ | r|FjlbpHll .r;fr f gS,Tt$wei2T fci-.-ss^ 1 is a 1Vin HT*r-Y TPs Sa'aMHtraK ’"k ,l'^' W.,runted to ...1 la.ui unaE.SE SKjiia i srS Il:b Inrlti lei ? 1 j ’ I Tra.«n PbUtiio, 1 . !rrai-^i’’^isiL’!.r^wrimd. SESsazaseSa pSTSKl|1 W l i® M i l i t ■■ ii ifM fl C ~ bars tlai toea ia m far ym. aad «-••• l-arftal aamlarlian prod .lamb tor our W.tVEKLY. AddrvtoU. V. WHITNEY A CO tS-Stt^'sSK^'gm SSTre rofoCTXSffm dtetafoter la tte A—u-—« ATTacaaaaaT see— i- rROIIATE OUUEK. and ia aa encl f« a.nul.. ia alia and apnmraom. '"taa'rtUto nSSu^rimtnX^ **rr''n ~ “ * <• Ike uncurl tuclura On AmrncM chru-io. tefaml’u rvtoH totol'* ”iU* ll* *"*' >r* k**" ... Hural Meili kamlrtaate —..I, Itme.. TUitjtUllXKant it Uigritor. Ikv>li*te*dato JrMMlwJitoteuundU r ate Aim errd Lee. with Ito January aamter. toet.ry sob wr.terwttop.ya no-m« mor in adraoe^ '■.i'roStei Ta3*Stia« tte pdWtea. Oely rw-JIM.'n Aerue.w hlitorr of the rar oftki. BMOl Woe nttMa roe 1872. •te.lul ao-t adataitod. rirremUaaU.t and On. Copy, -ae year, with Oil i^mmn. |S Oft. rieul areaotll ofll. dlrlrwcl.ua by grw. with ..Ml -ecd-aia. An. Br Mroan. < ultort A Ctemteriia. Kditorert Chicago Trthaaa. fatly -laitru. Aay pynen wnd.ag l lssmm and IW will reW.ana. *21r2L J. H. fl-odMa? A C-. a IbeUMOta. • r Crlua l-a.k Hee. Chicago. ran hair war prruxeo. urrnlar oa appl.—lwa. »e e-r. assay baaoufa) and JrarsbU artmlm , sSurml by no niter paper. wweo TJk Zfot/ uMxr*<> Penwr.-. Whitney’s Ke*ts Foot Harness Sosp. : y^ray1 hti:am nrriNEo. > Mn IT Ote. Black., fblutea ate .<oap s riatxai numUro fully i«v taiUfoa nntn- 20,000 FARMERS. TK GREAT CHICAGO FIRS! uni rail, i<npr<-Tm*.t>la will to n»<le ia IMS. fabrt II elU cmiaia Oae TbaeMed I'agr. ’ . lmrtm.Nplro.lni M |’lala.' h riENTh UASrEU-lt.au »A. maae Twlro Catowd Hodin Catuvno 1 Zk. taoee, el work ter a. ibau M U)iLni>m. Twelve Maaimolk Calarod Vaabw... • Iteuaa— uyni sn^reM*"^ Emeata. fare. ' On. naumad Wood Cula ! The o.lr TtetaUc Gift Itelr-but-to. fa the reentry Twoety-fcur Fagre at Marie 1 AU Ihia -Hl bo (tree far oely Two Udler, s rne wmtoifar Ira lira liagailmof Ite .lea. oo a VontgBACB.t—A r<i—. teeerta i»i!l.er. IN VALUABLE GIFTH • Thrillltg Tain aU Mavelettn a Wee, taminj uer.oo. etetoi,. praaial.iw TO BE DWnUBlim IM -d rwitee^te. dmwevrte - MfflFteteMtaatearlf Isinl njta VLJM xomuJt m?uJklo&k’aTo2k'’' HALFORD ro»ra^Sia!W!!5?«!U) wbunaleeniy by ite Orest Atlontio & Pg'SS-xSSStS'Ef etfle Tea Co.. * Ch.rob Hv Nre York. F. 0 BotSAOa .Sirnd tn n~ Arrter CimUr Xir.xx“.zih" .x srx: ABEMTSWANTED TUB V0U1M >00 1872 will eosisln n.artr 3>i M-. aad stout Ito gas raora.iM" tomawm-iss with th. i.aLw far Tte Crowning Honor Wika ttlb C.elrV. In-'.th-S January erenr third uanUer will .mllan a beaull fal u.tad pmlor. on ,-fatte 2 a )-er,-ta. rtaiwmd Io l-rgiar, F.arli.1 NeruM. Ir-.aiMMra • lleartrredlur Imidrala. TteChrtettaM numtor far t«?t will be a.plead id Srei. t«"i roplnof Ihi. Hook mllii-g per dvr. ■? tomlatas W ” l»r , < <-«' Hiaipia Corry, pml paid Sue. Addres. J W. is troll aad. allteuob r.l.rira al It wilT U Mai tlOIHlSl'KKlr. Cl-Hsip. CltatnoaU or HL Leal. wi^toal aura ateaiv. to all r ml. mteeriten. A Chromo to every Subacrilrar lurnartl. aa toeZhl -tar af Oeteber. A D. ICl. i, —■ .a. __ ____ ttetol Karremr tofatCl. wua.wr ra.lirf.iur. teal >.er and will te C.O.UULDMOOK. rvinatad whffi|MpnMal.rasmo. The paldukar. Mrl tw Attorear lue pimtir. ter.purcteaedand rvprteural. al grr.i eipeaar, Peterson's Magazine rated Axnasliwral pafa. in tte Cante hlalrn Savannah, Ge. ia second in po*!tfoh aa a txittim center. Mine* rich in tue’inio Uwa Jiae-jri'Ied near Ogdon. Utah. The untritiva quaiibH of the potato 1 aro known by iu weight Thu Vatican haa a wax candls whc* I LKCBBRSHIK weight ia tfftt puunda. A literary history uf Fnm* iu bring j TABLE SAUCE, written by Gsurge Sand. rat tur uni ae, tEum M foeaid that the ianrity ef poprda-i FOB FAMILY USE. . turn of China I. greatly exaggrratn! j r-j aa «» •» aax near caasa aarxana Th.. ntibixhiw] m Ru. 1 ropean Turitay u tn Quite rdompfo. NMill ATTACHMENT NOTICE. HttStesa-'JSE-’ass TUE ItLLI tB ihoari ym to- la ar. and how la make sMHeey M Ibo gum Where to look far lb. pn-lla, and tew lo ol.nln U.u How to gays aim S«'.0v from Orb to May. A Cbpy rasa la erar^ farmer Beading boom sad f. O. addroM to ZlOILER g McCtmtlY. Cleofasotl O EWsg®»W Tevery farmer A little girl in Detroit, ajud eleven. telml JteU.tr. Su.roto IrL km. BEING an ElFOHK at lb. HECRKT KITES aud — ■ MYHTKRim at MOKMONISM. l-KICF.O BEOUC'ED. . .1 m. haterud ate uadr-faar d.llan aad tarrow.lh a Rail and aulteelM Malory ef Fraygaary. by <> ate. seat. ISIM.T>> aad an altenty Im nt J. Il BEADLE. Editor of the tell Lak.lLptal.r. u Ir.daJUniCUO, ruputeud tee sari eseead to AgtaUarveireling wllh mproratealod reocuto. We will aupplr the tirenlag foal at fall—. ■we roptela It* mteenten m fmrdara, ember - tlAlLV. a la l-e da).. Head lor C.nelan aad leewlial lb. iwvm oaraelthe —ork. Addrm MATIUNdL CVIILIHniNO CO , Ckisago. 111. Claciaaall. U . 1b.r.teXSK,X“’.iE'< ■nd baaMkarplex <• •>! >te toaactee., ite rdilor WKKkt.Y ■al mailer I. .pniallr adapted l<> tteeirrlr II la at lb. Malmto mA rare are!, aad prurld-t to. ■ alredod to lateral and laalract; aad II haa fa. Magl.Copr one yea............................... g 1 fal rld-v. gued atenta and lite-arv melter of mcni REDUCTION OF PRICES Il I. i.ul rerprlaiex I bat Ite journal, sub .orb T—.sly • •■ ..............................XDUr TO CONFORM To KKUI H KKKLY. la* forty-iwu (111 aerm aueordlM to~ib. GaUed i. -ura'and. -amilm. aad Ite pul-hater, te.l REDUCTION OF DUT1EH. .N.agfaCep, ma ymr................................ te as TufiiSr * ............................... ’’so UT GETTINO DF CLUBS. anbecr-b. In Cueerdl—a with Um hreoieg full. < tTteadiog In wr .tew P,i„ u,t .„g . flak Item will aeew-peay Ifaeealaiarag fall dlrocttom ter toal briw tea stere at barites Ite Cirowti W.U. Wilk tori Mur-.ruru aad aoate redchareH aad eaamiiu .. Warily Smn. weekly -toroue, to deb urgaauon krrnlae foal. K.taiog I'm. PRE OREt rjJtRRPCJS TEA CO., Ilarpta'a Weekly bl Sa !■• •< SI A r. TENET HTREFro. F£0. Bos MU. _ ____ Mnr TOM. darper'a^Marasin. ..zg to s OS MORTGAGE-SALE. I*.Gull bar iag tern mate fa to- paymaal at a Ncnbvrta'ltm1!.:. t .*■ 1 tn Ills NOT A rnrrno-h to NOT -Ml 1. pm- r-nai. .ndenlure orMartgag. beur-ng dale 'lb. ullrtr rated a 0ITTUL ear ia II IMeodad aa areb lare-y aaraad tTSte) gay el April A. II. Ifta, Th. AiiHultortei x ia l.i IT IN A SOUTH faNKBinAN plaat that boo tern mate, .ata-led. ted atearpod. by A. J. flabartr llrartb and ll.a> S tS S «5 “•rd far "say ymre by 11m modiad foctaie of ba-- eraairier u -th rfaearr or a FirW. w. all CopMs far «>. u iitevwl .lira roe, 1 ll .11 UATIVEateUNEUUAUiDFUHI To sack tobaenber to the Ermlag fiml aad 1.1,11 'wternpu.M Iu /d»>rr'. UanriM. Ito-ty'and ilinMiaa UUon tor »..e ymr wM to real twa as- FIKK Of TUK BIPOD aad la a Haro and Fmteul /lea., to .» addrrea tor one r.ar. (to iu; or V iuwm > reach <1.1 r Ximm, s-Ulfad “ Wide lo » at Itarpcr-. prriadirwii. to mo addrma town. ANU BFLCEX KN!. A All KM EXT OR Awal. “ and - Foal Aateep." wbeh ar. earth aS I.IVEB • IMTBU0TIUN OHNTIOtTINKIa URIXAr.i>-l|IOfcrrt« pa-r Kl. LTKHIRK.UK AUDUMINALOBIIAN.H Veto. 1 . IU and til. of item-, tom. far Um 1-OVKRTY PR A WANT OF BLOOD, !NTKBHITTKXT OB RKBtTTKNT BKftora ltte','«1». “u,el.fuu'jy boend in grarauteTRY IT 1 TRY IT It VLRN. IXft.AUATlOX OFTIIK UTrxru tlalk. wlB be Mui by .iprvaa, ftetgkl pre Fm» C’ril. wa will sead Ike Wtally E.utog ' KX. DHtirTtY rrl liOUl.ll CIHCC LATtDB OF THE BLOOD, -<BH1 Tte pealag. on Ikrjir't Itntr la JO cal. a l-tal fr-ai^tosfauu*?**[! g,r J1"C"2J ” CDMU, TVM0M. JAUXDICK. t car. w 1,-t 1, mnH te pud al Ite an (.writer'• p- .1bCIHIFULA, DYBFKPHIA, AGUKb fKVEKOR THRU Ad-traa HARFKK A UUOTIIKILS. Now York COkCOMITINTN. Hpacimia XomteraofrteErnUugFMlKeatrree. la torltad la ante tea II1 taste asd nenra Frn Thia popular Manlkly Uigmlna .irniear. far Jkohildrva'a theatro is to Ira elected in AMERICAN1**’]&KM JOUENAIa Ibo sn.a.1 ibas any la Ite world, 'll has Ibe teal r.„l-rrj tot.ta... li.. bnl ong-.al Mann, and Women are admitted into fifly Atneriran Cullagm. A patentee of straw patwr in Scotland ia named Hay. M l-wr.h.y wuh rh.ur. to n-ekr ».. io St” per day aalfrngaar -aw : rlraod While W.r, ■■ ','lutto. l.lor. r They leal fer.rrr : .re.pt. nilhrim Ibra Wira*Works, eae*W*.'lr~’< A Mm!.- Um. N. T. or IX hearten. Hl Chkagu ■■■■ "thea-nectap. imo-etaiycu wui, iu aalailao psUtasilm tert. (tJTMAkt BKTAXTMUT. WtarornjanchMUsitoalB said la Ulurtralfaa Tho Grand Duke Alexia a-lioirv. bra- Pau k-t’o n“ h a Fsc alts, Add ram nettwa. te. All «— ar om-hatr th. Chraara jirwm. CHEAPEST AND BEST OF ALL I The iearoa ol lira uulbeny cnataini THE JONtM^CALEWOUy. * nitrogen. Splruilitl Oflfen for 1872. ^Fonr ilady paper, in Parts are off-r- Twenty fr"’ Himlooa am studying law in London. pMYCHOLOaiC ratolmtlo. Neel Cbormlag, 1 **fM»«byMsrtort Ba^tlee, B. A.Howto ^2btulTT-” lw'*iffaL>?*l,*‘> ** "*"' w’1"’ a u-oetoad otter woadais Friso by'uuk ^1 » yrSuSKXM-r LiW. CVAXN. fob. «1 i Hb m.. Irtlted.lpbtn Fo. iiihiffliHifitoOiikft :gnii DOJTT BE^A FOOL, "sxst£5Sll's Chicago, lie, CiadeaaU, 0., Nt. L-.U, Jfa.* t' ’ jr.-.iir-.l luiralioa oi tbr Age Ki.l .AAloanaltatteUMtteaM lie* «r SW..4 St-all-pox can bo ptnranlad by bum-1 »'«»£. Abe. Bartae’a AaloeulK Kawu-s WlK'tbi.r tar ta>rta( >*811 M«r direst liuiu tte mg rndphar in bmww. «|. Work fwrefctir, ate will pat *>r lbr«Ml>r> ■ ail inuou.. ia eenos tester ate later. Itate Tha <•* population uflx'ndm it 700,­ u fcanrl?iw« honk to lfa« manafawtar.iw, 000. ' ■ J. D (U-BtNO A «>. ; Ijeaeeao. UrtapWl Co-, .tar Turk । Bar roam* are M-arcrfy known In Scot RALE ON EXECUTION. iiiW « ffl ; ggSEggiSsg ruMyl^^m^aS^tEE; Fndraed ia eaere aaIteme.i to aeule all dulri., recdr. aMseya da. la aald grm aad to par all lodabtoJaeae sow saiaUar agsfaal said grar' CUArLKN FRICHARD. ULTfELLAER H-UIXON. Dated nakfatoto. O«L l>, IS7I. assggq i Mlffl Si.Jii W | .uii.Ms wax n.i'..;™;S".' ;r Till’ Elixir of Hauimn-li.1 klrgittfana. | 4rve» tteaa eefa'a Co .Ctea^.lll., ..r I’lul. .1 •> or Witch Uaz>-1, >•» pn-| axed iu tin- w.ood Su"xt%E . v. Phibririphia Uuivcnity Dupunaary, in darinx Ite ..... >rai u. .rear aate-i.ter »t Marr. . fate.am. <M V-tauu Ulate l.ur..<. . a day. is a "wry rohable wmedV for nearly all Sorin, uf fraud- weokne* OCLOCK. il®'l ■!HWi fijh in railroad cwra and spreading the ui»- General Glean nys. lUMJss- J^ts- • Noncaa. fHr 8UB8CKIPTioN8. -1872. /te-^r’a ll.rats.oe. ,ta,. * w0 NEW kEATUBES FOB 1872. A. Kktrs Cory at .liter lb. Jtyu.a<, Hte*y. a' ",'L " Tit11** »«• erary Ctuh at AllX bXraXTKXXT. Ar. Nulmanfaan al fl an ,,«k. la aaa raetU'aooa- J-TEe llalbtalMUa |to^lj^^^Mt^ -• tin Cupua fair »x> tM.wlttaMt a>lraaw*y. 'e'jttepltee.te Ite/taA JtoMMa.-iraty.sml Are... to on. addrm. far one ymr, f>« on or.leu J Itoyar’. I'cntelrsh. Urea, teim fat K w. x.«S3-xa:2ss.ix-.xJ“ Mate Xamfatae can l>« wj-plwd al arr time Th. mnual Volans at/totar*. trMty.in aesr tefa binJiux. will fa. urn! by rim mi. trw «w -. ■Orach. A cwmplaia Stet.eaaaatMtac Fearteaa 1-lainra. MwlMtacaipt at caah at th. rale at s.-asssas’Ki’isES ■• ;■ |-»- lol . trairi.i al .lima, nt partfaaM. V.dtata. Itv . ,taZ Janeir. IM, ISH Tte |.ma<a on /L.yw'a iTrnty la -.0 ceela a *'”>J re-, ■ hr. mail La |uld el Ite aO»teOb«r’l pool Irwm ths Utewtes eouarai AKntna*atZta*‘,*‘ Addrm HAttrXB UkilTUERA Twt. ■VafatitfUg tin ini astyisrd wvri of tfofriUm LU mrM*' 8 t3251t o,^±z. “‘^r _ P- B KHAW. xUrrt-Ha. Fa. Army guan aad Bor al rar. boegbi .'"faZdi *rr. AgmiawaMad j»TOBpOHA«f T Tte teal pafatiMlKM'ef Ila eiata In Aii.rr.ca, aad u> ter etete at aU alter warily Jter.,1. a. eat “ ae!rw.EJ‘’to!'*,dW’l"l"r”* “ dsett tel!ul>aa.<.troe4IO( malwVltelar.p-lai ■wenllful, Inteehirwteted'to^te ttemnlry.- Ateu, Tmr^„ H arty la Um b«l ate uraat interval me illaalrata-lN..r *taiu rate, de- eram m ebarwter. jte , ■sMirofth. rol.m. )u.i pete emu illaaliaiteaaekta*. 1 la nteieo-wallilirmu'Jr'fm.'r’tel’ “J Ite”,/ erartl—eonad. ya^:.Li'js;a.gST.“j- li til5j CHICAGO ad its Kl'lWIOH The Elixir of Morroty. Is highly serv- i iceable in nervioua affroti ’nt —- Harper’s Magazine. All of our prit'rijiwi depots ought to | lull ate vuu.ptrle hiaCi-y nt ChlAge- ter neat, havejquarnatina rogulatimH, topronnt A prnteul ate taiara. With siaiix arrtara. lue, perunu hboring undi.r small-pax and drtna ate IUI 4«uita vl tte illaaalrr. far llu. 1'. Tira Elixir uf I'upuUu Trvmuk‘Ua* ia equlh reliable for diaoaras of tha kid­ ney. and bladder. J- Tte Mterl 5r«lf«f« nt oar cvaalri . (tea. elate la ail Un. L-HlUu .fa. Am.-.ian Fem My faml./tayr . tltel, l.a. «rnte I-- lltef. «y^y»j||e,J»AJrarest rf«»>Uiatlea.~- SrafItar irw oae^Ua oapy <4 Ww I'ltlttTUN ■ X luLll. airm-claaa «<.«!> Hta.eal. |.«LI,ah.M .iratoarailuAtaa. * Ite X.W VnrX but* Co«<te»n« «r C.IU, roa*iderabk quunutio, takaa at high by Noniota dclislulal Im*aia punted nt Ike uli.i*. aa4 a>«tatawaiteama*na ef l>r. K It Ctevm. Tenet *S •** te$ <*■*- Xilirt*. I’eb hater VIlKtoTlAS LKipE. I*. Btawte.r. nt and Mil.tact Im far Uuy.er.Trrr grad.'treai Something doing in or. Holding. !».. YerkOay. __ '_____ rixhteestn agikr. tte acmuilc iupcia. whil. IVanirea, not nittmdod to bo k»j>t, anfacrUiT pr -T.^nJ u. d.euod tte atUnimn al plcmty. PETERS'..T'r.‘X?-,!S-rx tte Irarunl. ar. y.l aduiifel-lr adapted U. ite Honesty Ina, but at low prints law'l l1u.HuK.wml H( a'rr « |.I. r.lairamg. and iltalpird a. much to »l la tteM tun... W. will ■iiHa.r rwrrecl latoiioalma roac-reuig cerrrel L’aury rndicr tint. rewetikr diarmery aan cveM bo II II waa ifaror. 5-v . taa'. ’ tar" «v Extortion tint alw. . pa of lb. - Itaatety far Um tlKailno at Vtafol * IteWkdx’.” Th. srral .Irtyu of llarprr . » to Covetuurnr,.., num? (atul than ehol‘etonilalKte. and *-.»•! muuiunl ■ era, inerMidng talrlllpsl Awcriean familim'ln wtort* Ti : •— ' * . as —— ’ Jtyu-ta-- weald Bill b. as appreciated aa.l bial.lt a<tow(weat T1.crm.eu iiMaUil, ^4apttaa ix Novkmbkk.—M". Quimby arytt w.lteul. * Uauy j/a.al|nia ar. acrauiolalrd in the Agrici.Hurwt “ Unteg containing U Hlitrd. Ttere ia Snl a kteya-a. Uiet bee. may lie painted nuwwithom injury to them, and now Hives ought als» to lie nUJil AITAAfi r^' »"pr»k frenrb -Uku-IoI »o II. .nwta. a.d nMcbanirel .aero painted, that they may thonaigblv dry Oil OSrwrtt t.et.rii LIVE NtaN.-Mmuaile Uta. Tter. m aal a rterapta Jfaye.-i*. pubh.ii.d. Tk.ia 1. sal, mof.<w*r. a won- popular U»/tbefore another year. Ua» dtffurem ad­ /r«roy,ta«‘w ’■•"“••s' ria. iaUMworU.-A'.eAap.'eU/Lmatod , ilFJfB?’ WAIlDrBfcEt TIEIFH orn, that each boo mar know it. own Il I. one of tte wtedara of^mraahue—IL. nlhive at a glance. Ventilation nh-iald tw tlnui lairrary. |UIgitev W,.k|» XeeararH- Itanal manaymlel nt Uirjav'i - Fkr .W.-mra' •wttrvd by holm two hr three inc he. *?*“ FT”*.' wjuarv at tho botom. A good. |4au for acedui]dialling thia is tn have a box, two SUBacm IT10N8.—1 «7± or three inch.-, deep, of the natno girt as ZX.ru.-. Jtyan... ... mar to the hive, set under it, with a hole in one An Litre Copy of nlfarr Ite JJapa.-..-. II uty. of its rides covcrvtl with wire cloth. lari or llaair mil Im i.pp te-1 grail, farrrrry Clute it be where the wind will uocdrivtfdi nffa.a Kuterrltera el *1 m rach le oe. nml rect^y through iL tanev. uni Cuptea far »». m, wiUwat .lira copy ae.lta.ta.! J U. lOKUatXl .x.- t ank , lata. Caw-pox i. a reyy ditfan.nl diwor.a X»v lun ; i: BumiStaU M . Itau..a, 1UM . . two at H.IVute^ata’*-’m eMrvai to frost smali-pox, but it baa the power tu ■ cat Hu ttawafe, fit. prevent tbn Utter whdB the pcrern i» Hack Kantian eon In- .appi.ad M aay Uaw. properly vaccinated. Die plan of ioocA n.aiplHa art of Iti'an't Atyoler, now com ulating tho row with small pox, thi n snaiecll Vulwere. io a-al drill biodm*. will te tehi by .kprrM, Or>a<.t al elpaew of pur vaccinating from tin' riiu% t» iw bets 1 ’J.p‘taJ rJ£L'n.=< Fatatl 'lari. Silk Inti rteav. to »1 n par iriuata. glapl, ,d»ic.a. mmeoa teu u. ~t>UM Fal. r.l.. |< r*. . ter than inocoialiud tui-l quit" a* dangetby eraipue »i Ou. < lotL ...... to b-u-1 * teenUwaieereefll. l-«r-. u-oiaikmz lk» oua, while it ir l<* ptotidfiko than vac­ Ntar Cvtuua kr cevnura v.Jl all larj;? iltoa, It- iOS, It canla. nail, pwtmld. Th. iuoiij. na Afup..-uM I. ;| emta a cina. rnrrvM"*’ ri Mertaetaat XA-irannta. I'ateei year, whirl, niual fa. paid at 11M eebtenfarr a LaUaaMl 11*1 t«r ubiusioa t*atir.<a. emiud «■ Addrm' II Utl-KK A nMOTUKU-i.gnr Yak Tavtxu Ifowx (loan Viau.—Thia M. CARLETON, •‘A I^jKnitaff t/ NrUtes, Plnuurt, anJ should be don* imbv dirwriuo of tho WILL Imtruftim" rows the cane, laid on tho nuriacn of the *‘B«taay am«l I itrv Out.** ground, and earth thrown over flu tn u-tfct ats rlttii tea ; Rarnor’c Roxar with a plow apsde. Ifcoven-d in for- I HE Be 1KUII WecKLi iKlSUrtc. B»a< Faaiity X«rafap«r la ite Quuriry. »; row. in damp ground, there i« great Tte error State ter rtiariounr..ui ana ciriir danger Of the '>iltla becoming «o enakad ar. 4dwxuTHN TRIUUNE. Itarraii. Mtak. aa to rot Croup, catarrh, aud cold’ in chqdron can be rarvd by giving iqiral j-arta uf the ayrup of aaapim.ria and cod>liver oiL- । a’i ftaowfa. rZdmemm Art THE AJUDAXEs legal lB KruatniPLY tlXtatTRATEP. sAMPUi oopira «ei: UNIVERSALISM. J .......... .... . DISSOLUTION XOTirFNote, I. hereby gir« lhal tte m-pan..nit•» of Fnrhard A Ihain. ate doreg b-l-.re. at too Diuchgy A Co's. Column. ft PaywAi HaFWw- Harper’s Weekly. ___ KEW APVERTlflEZMrTS. ihift CUNIWRANGO ! PHOSPECTU8 f'OR JS7X i nrra tear. - M J*** every oppa-mulv far ulw.rr.bon in fww .ork, will apply m well to pianoi swcuun tu au. OTAnax" r ■barer hoMo: . Twro has bran* t gad- iuuMt ■Uthmm awl aentcua... Wo notaw also num.- cAtl £>.- rogv-vv aad ra^whty. } WELCH *. CRirriTHS Meelee, Xmu, w Dwell, Sira. :|l» ''~V I nri<Wo.-0Ta . ravk otcv'I, bn! tho tanaad ioroti* I -r ibl-i. BproniUhm tad wubewj-m ns bolting MUIAM. KECXE A ctr* FIhkI Eitruet. Th. <i«..a«r»l r.«w4j to. C»arrr. rlrphilu. Onwa fllbwy actira, wiu> a raUiug SrruleU. b.ws. Fn-B^-wrr l)Mi«*MrfU. rial Kh.uw. aa.l all llkmair BhHal IharaaM. la )>tv 'Ad.i-it iv.ii; ra'm p iniuin Not i&ueh domau I for trash. i-xt.ypt kmhnrlllM M Ural rwa.l.t II >a tea »-l -y— t.w. aUanl.r* •«< bto-l pu ", *tnaU <[U i.ititi,., - hoi-famJ.-m. rilWf Itw-•*. K« h,f all Dre . x>*ta. m pi«a b>4Candor UMchongod. t-n, kiriefantone eer««<■<.. Hal.e>u.k s«4 Upriltfourra U.a dtwttward rofaL Minto .ma rose lUr a. vira-rtar. OlSi. and «-*lmAra->,.« c^a, six ». 2*1 fur th. ritchl dull and qufot , Modntiy b«. <lnclht»!. I Ispht tbiimunl ...r justice; nd iu«nh u|r«<td. ■ .-•*•,■ real 87^| jcuntrfug mur>< a-i.rn fna smL . |A M«»i ou».uowi donq in t.jek« pick­ ing ;, would b« b.-tur- but far tho p» nrKKOMK lft .inHr.il FAGEU, IS-.Borioiim .us.. ia .nLih.r.i». I|antra 1 Keamriefaal 1-11110^14 BtHMbraaaiug ratii-r tictjvg just now. t«*alal>lta.w-lk ttaMnelUna. ami ropaJarity -Many and |ir4, hi U ax TWO COLORED PlaATER tbr>OK-u>a04|4as.fnI maKmx Wataa. l-awn. nrat and a-ruud eaU. . Oar*o. it TM buHtomraal a.i.l l>,.t FttlB Ixxo uf grxxltuon and of p» J uwu AL flVlbK In Um W. Ki AD tar Tri. Creia. i. rather quiet. sTteitUtSnMa. NMa<e*rln Charity of tb’u tlraX quality Bttfa offer­ ed k>Wrt grade, art it. demand. ..pc rally if tltfty pnnai «• juici nriuivr aouTvj-LVit » ranemtitj rather ri-arct: and demand NEW YORK OBSERVER moderateIly|nit>riay—&-tne stir ; we may any eiDAf-Y*"‘jU? * a' *CU , latlle diaug in .tabbing and rapu. I)ruuk<mte>*-Mlicit utfr’.tl and a good deal taken Rocklemp.fa in d-m -nd - •w 'l'i® w«U A ^6's Column. yfflWft^'oRIFFtTHS — —1 W W w r~ i foUnwing retwrt of tho M*u of th« v '' '''' -T7r. Henry War&BMchv's THI GREAT OAXTSE aS rora A Leelam ae Ite Balata. Treater.- C^ggfgxgWBW � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-11-29.pdf 3b615583241c22b8cd46e8ab159ea410 PDF Text Text -------- —lite Th« Rj'r'I’ucuH Ttt« ffofilsuciyl The Banner Comi ,ir usoriKtfS. a'Akxr r«..J HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. NOV. 2^1871. hi iiiiii 7039 out the door of tho adtoo! house and Here Bud stopped in fright at hw trow •IW oat. -Bud, Tdtfk. toseeyon- roi ability, for he had run hi* wusSoMY tore on that Ef ho don't • take it fete Bud did not enro to sae the master, like C piece teamed by heart, a* though his bead to btow us op.” Hank waa tor baited fitly revived to “thresh him” afraid that if ha Mopped he wwuid not now white. . i and have done with him. Bat he could have courage to go on. — Bone of the parents came along, ao- not berk out, t*tan> Dot tn light of• Ralph said that ho did not yet belong chloi-.tly of covrse. and stopped to ere the i to any church, and ho was afraid he fun, sure that Bud would thrash tins cunldn’tdf. mush good. But hi. tone 14oa*t «ani YIm rest of you," Mid j wae full of sytnnaffiy, and. what is botmaster if bo tried to break in. Email, Ralph in a ffedfod way. a* he saw that j foriImu aympaUiy, a yearning for *ym!Unk and one or t*o othon war reoolrno Ralph. It was just five minutes be­ fore Bine. . A' rwmor pom gainpd cur­ you'd want torn*­ rency that ho had br-a aeon rang to " Mid Hauk, a* he Clifty last evening, and tbat ho bsd tmt oo<M bask, .though in fact Ralph had coma back, and had slept al Squire Hawking. ' -frisi't tiae Barter,” cried Beteey. swi the augur-camp by tbo school hDno, carrvilg a board. “11.1 hot" laagbod Hash. . ’'b. । think* hit’ll amoko ua out 1 guM* ba’ll find ua ready." The' boy* had lot the OUR ACORN PARLOR UAtsfcjrt, GUKPinWE.' TX1I«HAi> f _A'AL.KNCWENBiEH. AND Domentics of all Popular Make, .... U'CTiebp Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA Boots at Prices that would Make a Quaker Eaaugh. Hats. Caps, and ^rorrrtrs, MARK ItPSSPXL Clothing. UOH’UOJV CASH STORE. CHAPTER XIU- J. P. ROBERTS r BIBLE, DRAKE. M. D.. RUGS Sutra aid Mettaiical flutist’, Wc lu> e a Full Uw of BLACK SILK which we Medicines, The German War La. forced die French to put a heavy export gTaru: ouo?tana. Ladie*. now is the time to secure a Silk Dress Dye Stuffs. g£OOU AX0ST1 You will not sec them as cheap again hi a lifetime. gCHOOL BOOKS, gLAXK HOOKS. Argyle Plaids and Satines, School Books $ Stationery. Vbry Stylimi and A Stscoou run n> Minor. The school cloaod on Munday evening as usual. The bora had boon talking . in knots all day. Nothing but th* LuiL I dog in tho sloudar, reaoluto yvuug mas­ I tar had kept down the rising storm.— Lot the teacher low morel support at »re »c at very low figures. dutr oirSilk*. Chxaf. PRESCRIPTIONS AND Barlow & Goodyear. Years Experience CITY PAINT STORE CIMMISI ■* 1««W» WI THIN THH REA01 W ALL PAINTERS 1IV«™ avtry day Miai^d for less than our usual price, mJ* ***„®^a "hf i>artict who say they are unable to nay so much. '^^f^aS^c^ta ha^ Paint*, Oils, Varnishes, Mixed Paints, Brushes, MM Ar­ tist’* Materials, Wall Paper, Window Shade*. •opt that ba fait euro of Email’* agwney in it aotavwberr. Even Hannah had slighted him. when he called at Means’* on Monday mornins to draw the pit­ tance of pay that was duo him. He bad expected a petition for a bollday ou Christina* day. Such holiday* are deducted from the toachar’e time, and it is itutemary for the boys to "turnout" the teacher who refuses to grant them, by barring him oat of tho •chool-houM* ou Christmas and Now ■ Year’s morning. Ralph had intended to grant a holiday it it should bo asked, but it woe not ask»«l. Hauk Banta waa the ringleader 1a tbs driaffrotion, end be had man egad to draw the enriy Bud. who waa present thia morr.in g, into it. It is but fair io rar that But! was in favor of making a request before retorting to extrema mouurva, but he was cvnruM. He gave it aa his solnmn opinioo that ths ■master waa mighty peart, and they would be. beat any how sums way, but be would liek Use master for two cants e! Im warn’t to slim that he’d fad »• he was fighting a baby.” And nil that day tbmgs looked blank. Ralph'e eowitenanro was cold and hard as duns. arid Shucky tinnWed where ba sat in front of him. Beteey Short tit­ tered rathor more than usual. Ano: or a murder would have sortued amusing Hastings, Mich. WELCOME MARBLE & steinhoff. Horsemen ATflaSl iOS t dassi/swar- rti'ws , WKWTT. wgy of doin’ it Ha semned to be kind of glad that wo wa* to bo damaod, and be preached sauMtliing Uko *omo folk* awrars. Il didn't sound a Lit Eke the Chart th* little man preached alxiut tho night afore. • 8o what dore mo and -a -I thiflk bo was a wort of a Pte* reArr hunaelC" said Ralp^alowjy and Um bovru ot: tho ctomanv, loapi-1 to th. ground, tutored the auuoul Imjuso, mi 1 opened tho wiadowa The sehiwl won followed him, and all was atilt. .. w i, C .i___ i. , ’^Y^Wteayr’ said Bub, almoat Ralph grew red. ■ You was a-waitia uu h« hut Bun­ day right' afore toy »y~, and a tryin to ketch my aUoutiaa mo-iffo wh« yre’ro ttan i* aome mteunderatanding.’ Hartsook spoke slowly and full bewildered. ' 1 tall you that I did not speak to Hannah last Sunday, and you know it? ‘ HannerBed's eyM grow large. •Hmmab’’ HareU g-rad furAn..lU. aud looked aroutid. • Han noli. Ho ouuld not ret any farther than ths namealflrrt. ‘Why, plague talk it, who raid Hanner f .‘Miready said you were courting Hnaakli.' aaid Ralph, Staling round in a wbat Oifty blk. say* aboal Flat Crick." broke In Bad. ”1)0 vou think I could ti «rt bring baptired ?’ bo add J|y- ’ • • . V » 2; W . “Why not? Lat’i begin the Lest wo can, by hi* .bril “You mean, then, that 1* Mirsntly! WeD I’ Wow teoky borei Mr. Hartaook, rf yw »u te n» Uai nr Meter trod, I’d liek you HU yer hide wouldn’t hold shucks. But I any, s' writ you and me and th* gaU-i-Mt. don’t you never belUro anything that Lis a-cul.tu.-uod place upon the liard, backless bench. •• Why, Ehocky, haven’t you gone yot?” ' .“No—air—1 wm sraitia’to see if yua j ; , • , choke him eo t Or, was it the wierd thinirhta that he expressed T Or. wee it the TMoUuetiob tUt Ehocky was Han­ nah's brother? Hannah—to far, fsr away fruci him now ? At any rate. Sbookv. looking up for tho smite on wWhbefod, -w th. rotate.r-girf th. milkier’, face tbst ha-1 b%. m luuJ a* done, and £slt just uno liof tear ua his band. . “PVmm Hod’s forgot you. toe.” sai l tfiwckv in a eort of hrif-aV-I-y “>«tern— away from Hat Creak. koa«>e m7h.ni- i. etre-Uktow bodM «Sri ?w“ know. tarifacHuy eentlr into tho fire, moved ifowly emt ^Sfoteky r'calted the master. FARjfE.BS W'nough nobow- You eea «y deader waa up. And when my dander's up, I wouldn't pa up for the devil hiaeeU, thrown down, wad ’Uaak Banta rushed out, robbing his eyes, coughing frantic­ ally, ami sure tbit ba had been blown up. All tho lest followed, Bud bringing ’ up the rear aulkiiy, but coughing aad sneering for dear life. Each a smell of * sulphur as ramo Irotu thr> school house ! had to loan igamit tho fence |"t£. ns all were Out, Ralph throw ’ as him. Leastways I wuulda’t if I * iLiirJlaW.?1 ■to buy- ltelicv.tbvy.aUU. Tb^'.ptontyMte AtbouMDd miles swny as desurrei it, •nd I don't know as I'm too good for it myself. But ho ptobod Hat na, end Btuck it in oar faces in sech a war 1 **tTte hri^hi1 “Do you think that Jcaua Cllriri ould—wvald—well, do you think ho d d^_a |«rr, unlarnt Flat Crickor like School was dismimwl, and Ralph, in ■tead of returning to the Squire, s’ Mt out for tho village of Clifty a few mites asray. No one know what ho went for. and some suggested that be had ‘«toi*d Bui Bud .ahi “bo warn't that air kind. Ua was one of them air sort aa died in thrir tracks, was "Mr. Hartsook. They'd find him on tho ground the aax' morn­ ing, an-i hr 'towed the master war made of that air «rtt of stuff as would bum the dog-on’d ole school bouse to ■ ashes, or blow it into .pbnlers, but what he’d beta. Huw.umdorer he’d said ha w» tegtea’ u> help, and help hawodd; , but all the situu.0 in Goiter wowldn t be ’ no account agin the cute they waa in the JLUOUR WORK iMRJMJVTKO Office will tall Bui wfeat ft Is nil about, won’t ' ' ' r “ You know well enough. Folka my* vou know more’boat tho robbery at tiio Ihitcbmna's than you ortcr But I don’t belfeve it. Far them as seyt it u liars and thieves tlicirttelvre TaVi for nona of that And 1 •han’t teB you what It i* fcr. 8o now if you won’t Ralph's voice was new heard demon 1- travel, why taka uff year coat and giti rradv £rr a ihraahsnw. ' lug that the door be opened. , ” I#d’e enwa her," aaid Hank, turn ing livwl .with tear M the firm, coafoteal tone of tho master, j Bad straightened liinsvlf np. “ Hank C're a coward. I're got a mind to you. You got mo into ti-.is Idamed m^endauviroawtoittoffauk. You •Why 1 could chew you all up " iost tech one af lheseere fastenings, nud i’ll lay you out flat owl your back nforo "I know Itai" you can My Jack Bobjnson. “Welt you’re tho gtittieet friter 1 The master was dlmbing to the roof ever did soe. ami at you’d je*t kept off ary ground I wouldn't a-lottahed you. with the board in hand. " That nir won’t win." -kugbod Beto Jansa outaute. Ho nag that than was, no awake. Even Bud began to bouo that Ralph would fail for ooc*. The muter was now on th® ridge polo of the school hooM. He took a paper from hi* pocaet, and deli benlaiy poured die content* down Uu> cliitqaey. Mr. I'vto Jone* shotitod “ Guncowder’." and started doWfa the rood to Ixi oat of the way of th* rxotoeion. Dr. i in. H* didn't ■aid Budd, who Th* Itttk port earn, lock and Wood before hfaa ••Sborire, you musa’t think Ovl ha. forgo tten you. God i*ap tbings put -, FOXX'S J low nnd fcyyoctftfcni u .yJ 1 �JaeMed to promt to our Minister, tho swwrev Lrt < Hun. E. B. Waihburra, a magnificent not so bleated, srrrire of pfate fa, reknowisdgm-Bt of pie. So mote bis devotion and efficiency hiw tte Ev«ythtkg undent received nt the .. s»d sssph^r. Twu! epeak al greater length in my oral, ami in the meanwhile rsmaiu Yours and the Bisses’* well wisher aUftirad. GILLETT A HALL. .... oacfa to six mouths in the Psnltentlarv and a hnc of *250, Mr Ashbury rem unceo all intentions oi ever con tending again lor the Queen's rap in Awifoiu waists. PnorrcTtox vs. Fun Txxnx.—The D*w ■ minion of Canada (including New Bruns­ Wick and Nov* Scotia) reports a total popnlafam of 3.4H9S4 ; .bowing aa irarnasBof.Ml.fi percent in the last ten years. During our but decade, our population increased from 81.44S.3S1 to 88,588,101, or nearly double the ratio of the Cauadaw Considering tboir vast expanse of fertdn unsoitfad territurv and our loss of not lew than one mill­ ion penraa by oar greet civil war and its consequences, w» submit that the Mr. Thoma* Murphy, far now a year uJ » iulf Collector rf the pert of New York. h»» rerignod, usd the resignation hw been accepted by thn Preaidant, who has appointed Gra. Charter A. Arthurto Um vacuatpos- Tho New York in South Carolina, are now beginning Io admit that no body pays any attention to their noise. They appear to bo really getting angry because tbs press and tbs people continue to treat their howls of distress as the stop thief cry of tho rasoal who thus expoets to elude pursuit verdancy awl protend to indignation af­ ter socl> a virtue fa no longer in them. They are old convicts and have bern of­ ten caught before at similar gamte of political dpefit But tho Baltimore .Sss of toMay appeare to feel not only indignant, but in­ sulted at the pvfert iadifererae which the country manifests toward its daily Thu Enipon.r bf Russia, Alexander IL >• said to hnvn sigued the temper­ ance pledge st the request of hfa wife. | Hua. Garrett Davis has ju.<t rorievvd Mitinn r.._ his ______ _ *5,000 fur services■__________ as lawyer t.forKentucky io lbs Wolf Island case. The wife of Mr. Rlaino presented N'ot.ltb>rimdiug tho great drotroethe Speaker with n thirteen -pound girl baby on Sunday morning, October 31. tlou at property by the Chicago fire sod The Secretary of the Treasury has other tires In the pine regfora along tte derided that iron barges uf foreign build cannot be used on the Misaiaaippi Biror with grout pleraure tliat our Fall and in the transportatiou of grain Irotu St. Winter supplies of pure Drugs and MedLouatoNvw Orleans, ssrsv vvsss Arthur X Brood, a forger, wav aen- l«lii<M la larger and chca|>er titan ever —Ug**l»,7- ”* J*W*r«tei XvteM. IfataslL tsneed in New York. Saturday, to throe before altered far sale In tho city of JpCMITVJlS’ ■ ’ Cw in State Prieoa and to pay a Hasting*. Raving long somd the pub­ of II5.O00, to stand committed till lic In our present capacity and knowing the wants of the people wo are fully Parker, Demacratic, f%2D9. Democrat­ Kuth Carolina bring hunted like wild ic majority, 9,007. Vanderpool still livra and is in the ! beasts to the . woods and mountains! lumber woods above Midland. Tbsro Well, the fact fa, that people are not no is no foundation for tho reports of hfa deaU.. I wars formerly. They hare saffiriont Gwwgv Jones, of the New York Tfaus, hard sense to know that where people is menUonod aa a raniUlatu foe Mayor, ' hare to be hunted to the woods by law I officers, they must have fait that they dSeereed hunting, or they would not vul. untarily leave their tanua and take i to 1 the woods and mountains, likitylhe beauts to whom the N.ui cutui>ares them. It is now thought that Hou. Revenly • I Johnson ia in duly bound to divide with I he Ssa the large fee which is being i collected in South Carolina for defend- ’■ ing the Ku-Unx; inasmuch aa be used give him foJUO if he will do it in a ‘•virthe colnmM of that paper aa an adver- I tious and gentle manner." The man who prefers hi* honor to i tisiag medium to get him a nice fat yob as Attorney. When the ex-minister, Ufa interest is tho typical fool to ninei tenths of mankind. To tho one tenth bo is the typical Men. xca: Fifteen years ago I last visited thia, tween Murphy and tho President. Tho ' then alow, but now thriving and growreagned and resigning Murphy tells the rag viltagn of Brighton, Livingrton On., President that he baa been “ (wnwecuted Michigan. In those primitive timer far righteousness saba” by the Tr^aw Barrell’s tine of four bone stage. land­ and other cvil-mindmi juuraafa But ed m nt the village Hotel after a heavy he hae borne it all in patience far the' ride of 6 or 7 bom, tifad, duaty and crows. Now-mark the change which a Eailroad produces. Two hours bowling lore suffiriently. to serve tho gives it up b would daruag- 1 The Presides resignation fa , and waa evidem of pouring tho Murphy’s tearful heart Ths Preeidcnt was » glad to got rid of Murphy that ho did not weigh the word.* used in giv­ ing him a “ character." Neither owghi kfatorot attendee. Hup’t Brew derives any friend if tho President to weigh great popularity ia thia farming cunnauthem. It is fa good riddance far Presi­ nity or account of his Democrat!-- style. dent Grant and for tho Ih-pubfa an par­ Ha can wear an old coat and handle ty of New York. CH the new appointee freight with the best of his employre and we know nothing, and tho New York I public ai^ear not to know much. He . thereby. At ell events it ia a nice man ner to learn. and fajt in the lone rut I find Brighton vastly improved and i of tho war, and received the brevet of Brigadier General. Up to about the time of Tammany Hall's cxplori-in, he new stores, and dwellings are springing hold a 110,000 office under that organ-, up sB around and the . roads, ones so uation—a fact which does not tpeak too ! lonely and quiet, are now noisy with । well for his political or braiuea. integri ' ty. But that he is . decided hssprovement on Murphy is pretty certain. As be was born in Vermont, graduated at 1 Union College, and is a lawyer by pro­ femion, he may bo ssppooed to have a I respectable education, which Murphy’s I birth ia Ireland did not allow him to ob- ■ I which they are no justlr proud. Oh tain. On thu whole, whether consider- ’ slow tU ftfy Detroit, “cf all thr sms sd educationally er politically, st fa an rcmmictcd to thy charge" this one of improvement on Murphy, and wo con­ helping new Bailroads cannot bo proven when drank, and that ho admitbal being gratulate the Preaidant and the Repnb- against thee Yea, verily thia is even too drank tbs night previous to her death to remember how many blows he : This village has tpro elmrtfare, both gave bar I1u> officers found the body , very neat affaire. The 1’rvshr terfaut has of the diseased at her Into homo (!) on a for ite issrtor U» Bov. Wm. Grandy, who board laid across two barrels, the nose broken and rat, the scalp badly rat and Tho lipb in Monday’, -d.boo giro, one rye blackened. In th- Mate room the management of the Detrod, Lan­ with tho corpse was a shivering, half­ sing and Lak. Michigan Raiin-d ths starrod little chad, daughter of deesss ad. Katoiy rerided ia th. Northern suburb, of Washington where lb« op. tionof Uiapeopla. I merely repeal what portunity to spend his time in tho man­ I am told, but if it ba to, I would mere­ ly exertion of beating to death an unforbring the trade of the State, wfaroW ly suggest aa to whether thaw are not Innate woman waa favored by the sfa«U jw, to that city. Wo believe m jfatiy of aw^jsete to th* * Law sod apenaaly settled character of the neighbuilding up th. business of o«r new State, and Issa -with great pleasure -------- -v,-.--------- wrx-aara that Detroit is waking up to the .impw- - sonry.re Anti-Masonry, and all other out- price that win defy rompriitton. Oer ■toek as usual comprise-* a fall line of pure Drug, and Chemicals; Patent Med­ icines, Druggists Sundries of all kinds, I WE Em EAGLE law Is the Time Is Subscribe J THE LAIIEtflEWIPAPEI IN TNE STATE riiw, Prise I'oms.lre and Hair Olla, Toilet Goods nml Fancy Article*. School Ba>ka, all tlie standard Works, Detroit Stoves! I'KTITU: ANl> MIBIiol: rlUMKH, 'State Fair at Kalamazoo, ' • Northwestern Fair at Urand Rapids, Note, Legal Cap, Writing Desks, Envel- , opes, Cold Pens, Ink anJ I'rndls. Bris­ tol Boanl. Drawing Paper, Gill Pajvr,, Wlko’s Spirit of the 7us-m says that those who have bet the Goldsmith Maid beat Dexter’s time, at Milwaukee, have ThfMiml Stmaanlhr —— IIEA WEST Stoves In the Market. No sooner has Brasil abolfatied sla- , vary than she begira to call for school books. Freedom uiiQ education go to gather ; liberty and tho spelling book are one and inwparable. । Thoma* J. Durant, of Washington, ' fonuariy of Iziufaiana, has been ap.poiuted U. 8. Advocate before tho arbitrators to settle tho claims of Ameri­ can cilimu* against Spain, in place of Caleb Cushing, resigned. The Pennsylvania Railroad Cuui]>auy announce that tho Now Jersey Railroad GOODYEAR & STRIKER. 560,000 GG machinery and Supplies. ©5,000mGreonbucka! Theyare: Eamuri Parker, George W. Doane, John H. Uookins, Alerao Pos­ ter, Jonathan M. Wainwright, Thomas M. Clark, Goorm. M. BandaB, F. DHuntington, and Mark A- D. Howe. SBssHirns WANTED or which the highest market price in Cash will be paid. forts of Mr. Joy 4. make that cite msoad in enterprise and ability. >» the West, sa.1 with which none era socceesfully contend for the burincm of this State. Just what the-SsffrsMyi in tbs “« (*« Sto<^ made of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the Ji arid. 8HKPABB’S coram YffiOB'nnns INOCURE GO CHARGE and Meo a High School a. «xra as pusrible It is a shamo and -liagrare that, the Nattooal Capital baa been so fang I ■^;rtr*TT) ACXLBr A SIUDX, •- • {Mtii MiilirtistemJIlUMi. NATUBE’8 Hair Restorative Fritts. Ftaroi ui biptts, _____ :....... CASH Pnid for Live �Tip ftyrteuev BMlOup whmai >AH» w mmtiiutt. The Houghton GmrtkMv. Mr. Trom­ bley, the hwfoaud of ths woman who wu aiurdored Oct 10th, has beeu sen! to the Insane Asylum at Kalxxaoroo. Tboboaueof Mrs Pangbora, a wid­ ow, living 1 LS mite, wostef Bataa Rapid*, was consumed by fire on the HUk Little was roved. Demorest’B Uhutratcd Monthly A man named Mfohs.l O'Grady abet aad mortally wcundod another by tho CBItCBH. public Unefactors. Hut hand earn, aa is Uta extenor of »hia fine Jour story building, onB naoda ,*BKS MAMMC. Peninsular Rail' “-^sessse ‘Why, it custe tea cents—not twe dol» by a lung shot.' ‘But tea rents three times a day is ixrty coats.’ Ttsi is ss true as tho maltiphcatioa LUMBER contents of it. well-stored shaves and Diamomls of the first wster. precious ahmes at all deempbons, jeweby and watches from all countries.' DebeeriU for the Ifopabliraa Baxsaa. including our own, to say nothing of Hera the changes ia the edvertiro- " their own" which ie not inferior in any way Io any imported (aa miny win tro«: of ths Groot Weri^ Railway tify who use them) eh thro. present a Thursday, our Natioosl Holiday, ob dasaling array which almost bewilders eve it by rloaiagoll places of busineea the casual visitor. Did our si«cr> permit we would give a detailed deeenptioa at “ Our Watch," WANTED BAJCA" JFXZA-ffT, c/mutr. HVfTErOOP, was Wjy,fi98 63. The receipts durii tho weak atnnuatod to •5O.M16.O7 ; tmenta during the -me time II 2D. 190.1 decrease during tho »nk •7R.9S0.10. n odors to call and see it for tbmnaelvee. It is sMiehigwa invention and as each daeervas the benefits of a “ protective Fur fear anybody might be scared al our descriptMO of the gorgemsaOM of this luatitntion we ova assure them that low priced goods (but no Iwig us articles} Tussas. -To C. B. Baah. Ea^.fora CM be purchased as eheap as at inferior Time Card, on the Muskegon Division of tho Grand River Valley Railroad. ' Furthwnuuro tho Proprietors an trous gentlutnar. end show their T freely to rich aad poor alike. ’ Their enterprise aad fondue i printing ink eetitlu them to all th Lml hm prits. Tux Artime.—We an in receipt off the liocctnber number of the Atlantic, which spread before the nailer a mental feast that Minot be surpassed. lite contents are—“Light and Darkaan," by John Flake; •'The Legend Beautiful." a poem by H. W. Luagfrllu* ; further ft Jour- iwo say* Superintendent Schuyler left noy,” by W. 1> Howells, of >. gjt, with us a sample lot of steamed fruit . , that was in the green awki but three Beaumont,” by J. W. DeForest, hours before being placed ua our table. Henry James* “Watch and Wan By this proana the green fruit kees none of its levur, bat roteiaod ita original “Shasta," by Ciamm King; “Gen. eweetneas and dolidousnesc. This pro­ Butler's Cainjwign In Massachusetts," cess of preserving fruit is certainlv aa important invention, and will work sn by “Warrington ;'* •Use Princess Bub rntirv revolution in tho maaaer of pre­ sail Her Friends," by Bret Harte; a serving fruit poem entitled “Chicago," by Whittier, and “Our Whispering Galjery,'' by Mr. He are Western Agents for the Waltham Watches— a full and complete assort­ ment always an hand—at wholesale and. retail. KT3.-S. Have all their best grade of Lady’s manu­ factured e-xprts9^jor them by some of the best makers in Locle, Switzerland, and thye save to their customers tho importeds profit in JVetv York. sgrs."gasrrJ6 S&Itlra.Ss New Advertisements. ■ ICH1GAR CENTRAL R. R. Grind River Valley Division Your fad.-d locks cm be raetored to all th«r yvuthful beauty by using Na­ ture's Hair Restorative, which is free from all daugoromi drugs. See ad ver- A Milwaukse dispatch says the Lake Michigan cable committee of the Charaucr of CvniaHve made their rejsirt on A noun for the traveler, sot excelled Thursday. ffi.’jnng a hempen cable, the in the State—l*in’s Hora, Niles Wo cost of which baa linen figured down to know this by having enjoyed the hoopi. tality ofvems Wi ll H. Pika. A Htxax or Ixxx—On Friday kef Mr J. P. Hubert,, x.f thia city, shed Jkr wild tarkeys, and on Saturday • red ferta in regard to a hemps* cabta, makes i a report eudewroring t» show Its superi­ ority over an 'JOa cable. The sptciflt gravity, being, very light, while its ten­ sile strength is very great, would render ' a breakage lose liable than many others. Prof. J. A Lapham makes a report 30,000 feet of Ash Lum­ ber, 10.000 feet White Oah Th.- Union Scrricee on Thanksgiving Lumber, and 5,000 feet day, will bo hold in the MethodistChurch, eoraoa by Rev. T. White Wood wanted on ac­ i at 11 o’clock, s. count, and in exchange for Agricultural Implements. uovfttf This arrangement is a great s.oiu.m■>ing of day aad gravel. the slopes uni datiun to the jievple along the Valley Di- 1 form, ahd the gvaerr I dejsh not excell­ virion, and will bo generally spjwvciaing GW feet, would make it favorable V. F. Dwiywr A Co. Drown have the Agency for thia Uty for the celebrated Non-Explosive Bur­ ning Fluid. It ie much cheaper than keroecos, and to bunt in eonuectlea with the patent jet burner, makes a light «|tud to gas. It i» nou-explosive. Every body should try it. Michigan Central R. R. .sst and Slerplng QxrcArs. cauMninff all • modern fm/irocwwrsrts, arr nut thrvugk . on all trains from Bugnlo, .Viagara rolls, Clrrriand. s>*d CttreutnaU to .Vvsr . Detoil and Grand Rapids It ia attached York, esaknv <f*rrjt coanorilows widk al/ to tho Fast Express leaving Detroit al Hner of l\irnffn and tbasCirlsr S'ramrr., 11.30 in tho murniug. aad reaches Grand Rapids at t-30 r. w , via the Valley Di- : vision, and leaves Grand Rapids st li»0 ' r. a. fur Detroit, where it arrives, via Fast Expnroc. at G;S0 iq the evening. I It would be a good investment fur aa msroo for arban. and then to the Westactive, energetic man, who understands era Uuina Telegraph Company. The €haml>er of Qanmeree directed the Com­ the printing busincsn. mittee to procure private sutMfiriptions Wxrrxa—A Proclamation by hie for the preliminary survey to be under Honor, the Mayor, requesting all planes taken by Mr. Rrade. of bniiases to oiose on Thanksgiving, and rvywrssy all saloons to remain closed during the day. Shall wo have it T ASTROLOGY Racates.—TIm* surviving members of the “Old Third" Infantry will hold their annua! reunion Wednaeday. the 13th of December, at Grand Rapide In the evening there will be n grand supper and “social season," with a w.USZJrf teed some] ITJeCfiSSmSto' -Mxx2Ssk ‘ja ' I* sod vboSvb (be btabrnt bmtb ar. lbs Htb dye W JseUsry. a H. GZT THE BEST leWtft Uiairiiiri uTroi sf.M Xro. Uta. se4 saUI tertbae aottee. ires, -ill I—.. Iwueti t^Otesro. sal all s-Urs Wet. N i ts emt. SrolbsaSSseK-wsawMtoe-. asta All persons indebted io C. F. Dwight * Co., are hereby nolifiid to call and settle their notes and accounts im­ mediately. How TO Man TWX Faxm Pat is an il­ lustrated monthly of real value, so we beliera. to every farmer, published by Gwo. A. Deiix, Cbambonburgh. l*n. We will famish any subscriber te Tau Bcxsas with a eepy for the year. 18TR Joa Pxisnss. - Fereons wuhing any . thing in tho line of Job Printing will find It to their advantage to call at thia office. The material in the Job Depart­ ment is all now and of the latest styles, and with exprrianoed workmen, we are |>rwparv<l to do triin. tuaUrmS Sarr work than any other office u> thia county, and equal to work ia the largest city office Call ami examine specuncaa aad priroe ! WEKTOrS NATIONAL I’iCTQMlAL DiCTIOliABT. | ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. In Largo Clube HL88fflA® A FnrKT QBM.-Aimtlute Invert Handle rtateru Pump. All warranted Ixsta for “ Big Sigu.” North of Heed’s Carriage Shop. Hsatinw. Mwh- 1ATH.U CBMtt—.ta lb. Psatatetm Baibwi Dictinurj. A NontvxrtoB Fit to *a Manx—The D»J, Cmmt, of Detroit, pubiiebee aad succevded in irganixMic the Kalamaxmc gives esdvrMsneot to an article bringing Hastings, Lwwall sari fttnyruia railrood, I Hon. Jarare P. Joy, of that and elected Thomas 8. Cobb, of Kaisthe conservative candidate for masoo. President, with an eflkteat Board al in lf*7i- We de nut know of Directors A aember of the gentle­ men wiU visit Greenville, Manton, end ich of a omserrative Mr. Joy The attention of oar readers is called to the proposition to club Demurest's Monthly with Tn Binu aad to send make a better President, or for whom both. Slid the beautiful cltrom.., Isn't it would giva us groatwr pk-asuro to rias Paxrrr, for W 63, or both and Hiwork as thr- Republicwn eoadldato, roiiawatxi's Wooins for H-63. OLD. niutsu CRB Siaict BOUTt, Zs :srsi=*£swas tt ss. i'-ILAXTI -vUk hstnU ami HWMU. Ita Monogram Heals, Crests, etc., rut on stone by the best workmen in the west on short notice. ’ ABLWT LIVING AUTHORS. tW; theses *^iy.»y««r»*a|>»y4Mtoro” “T^hrfe Libre^’fa i«-M, that able joaraal with James H. Stoae. Mr. ttsseaD eras foe a time, ia its early history, pubhwure ot the Uroiag Arjro*foaa, then he published snd edited tbs Tbfrop*. He ia a true Kalaraaaooan— HEIiriLDISU CHICAGO, n—,1 I. tewcr bo rowteie. ksblw fce- Ayer’s Lansing eoatampUtes purchasing a man, end a <d> nation Mr. Henry II steam fee eagiev Smith, who retree, because tho 01-health Th- Democrals are looking tgv! -lUy of himself enJ fsmily requires a more have elected aa aHenuaa in < orunaa ths wintor, where his acknowledged abilities wiU, no doubt, find him ready maployraent. We expert to see this ahangv prod are eu axoeUent, wide­ awake and relitbla newspaper, although LITIRATURK Fuar hand of eatlla wars, cut tha 13lb, stolen from the bera-yard of Mrs. H. B—jarara. of Clio. Oro.«riDe is iow ia tolsgrajdric amimiuucation aiih the world. A Jrt—' 2i^^gaay--st»te Hair Vigor, For mtariag to Gngr Hair ita utenl Vitality^ (Hot- 1A8B14 W8! �A, /S7I T^tartsssirm. Dstichcy & Co's. Column. fonmw or market-breeder, but their' merits should be kept up by coniinuaDy ; uaiag the blood ufguod and pure stonka, or lhe n-azlt, unless groat judgement is ! exrroisoJ, willbu disappointmentaad de- i tertorstiun. A Brahiua hen and a Crore Comr cxk will also j-roduee an excellent crow ; they an. hardy aad | •jelly reared, and attain to great sxsa Thg flesh k of dehcKus flavor, and »| fttlhr equal to the! of tho Dorking, pod i oil! corner maturity, and may be ^illis free from that wry d-licaia coasti-j tutiop which often render th" latter an ’, THE BUT ttUCE ABO tEUIH unproBtablo fowl. Lastly. »ki> MM. la mj part <M lb- world Hrahnia ctoihms make goad tavern, the orom between a Brahma hen and aj FOR FAMILY USE. StMoinh or Minorca .cock prod new a , fowL gedgraUy black on the body, with dart stripM hackle, which, for average | fecundity wqwewa any and every fowl.I. 8425' 1325 iL“"“ ‘ “™ “* Jl.» BHAW. RIFLES, SHOT OUN8 RWbLVERS , HALFORD LHCEKffiHIRK iteroVMNtrrMi wwtsH FREE TO BOOK AORT ’. v2Tr"W Tff* hawtwww .f Mr TABLE SAUCE, Hocb<• and Hoedans, are all remark­ able for tlteir rapid growth and the' great aim they attain. Uhidtar.i retard in March have, al twelve weeks old, 1 weighed from four to tire pounds and, i ’ __ 8 O’CLOCK. ,A^*“ PJJCHOLOOIC F.wte.lke HmsI CUfeU,,,. vMlautevrr felurtaUpMMM)Malli. UtU*. “llllr ■*>*• JrfAww T. SW1KSta. <1 X llfifit, rtStaMrUa Pa. 1 A,4fL.c."J!ia£»A«HZJ Harper’s Weekly. 1. M rtek. Atarw. at owa WWiud.” Ur. fcyvr WJr. WmU, ar. Water Kt. AMaSro Ur. X. Y. er IS te.rk«.«l Ctoraf. masnsr; hardy hird* for flic table, a tweets a Cochin hen and a Crore-Caiur or Lu ’Fli-ciio cannot lx- too highly roeonsmended The chicken* produced, a* already elated, will be of rapid-growth, large uat, and grout ametituliaual rigor, and, when cooked, will bo found pturajk and with akin and fot much whiter than the Coebins,/ invMpwr.vt MlotMUw. tUMtaUap ter ear ■■■■ THEA-KECTAH A‘jwnBn satinet: m; SUBSCRIITIOSS. 11 1 rv" .. BLACK TLA Great Atlar.ric WELCH & GRIFFITHS’ Cent.—-There tea larger crop than tko cbMpoM. laatyewr, though in tuns Mctami the n-thl A. be*. «ker -ID crop «u injured by a treat on tl>» 2Ut u"1:x* r*4o«a. Km4 In Pv«m t-lM and Llrof September. ' WELCH a GRIEFITH8, _ W'-wt—The product ». mistnntrol at Ooetoa, Mom.. o< Drtren, ttleb. illy 7 per cent kae than last year. In Michigan tho crop is reported 10 per eent above average. OtU, about wuno aa last year. j Btrlry, about an average crop. A«dwA«t, a poor crop. | POaiott, will foil below on avensge crop, taking the whole country. . . Bt*f CaUlt.—h. grvatur number than usual reported in most tif tlx- Staton ! In Texas these arc 21 per cent lets than | «bWs THE GREAT CHICAGO‘FIRE! A Chromo to every Subscriber ’ CtFNDL’RANdO ! 'B-sSrS' AGENT8 WANTED- ■. J.,’... W..r-.’’l ! , c«!sS5xS3&EJ&jifirj JaWnaM ail naisuar to H.U, ralitlaA -Daia. NUttie a Schawl? Tb. ebraraa i. Hal* lerbn. 1 SRVSPa Harper's Magazine. CMcnoasS to Great Coiiairatiii fa, imm* turn. M. *>na. uu ■ u. =jj ■. P1OTOIHAL =?£• J7. SjywjrBwyMft ‘■y** ETSJ-4E1 FAMILY BIBLE. M»w«ytr«B I. *| >■" A FAMILY UEUORrt. Fay.—It »a reported that more hay hue been gathered in Itapldea Pariah, Lontaana, than for many yean The cutting* done with a .for. Tho DeiwrtTWO COLORED i'LATKS. meat should aoud a nuaafonary down there at <mc«l, with some hand sickloa, ;.;s^7r"WEi=5vjt2fcs then the year after send a fowarythos ; I and after about 10 row a «fto hurao 1|--------- PKT HRS’ MUSICAL LIBRARY, NEW YORK OBSERVER »> j»r Snaam, uel.di.g 1 aar lloul Mr ICl MORTGAGE BALE. LIFE IN UTAH 8OT8C’1UFH0N8 VOCAL eOLLECiON I .SS2“-3 CAUTION FIFTEEN VOLUMES”t!.ED WITH SatttsSAtjaSi.1.: jwslkss.'s'fsrjaxs?.-. ■L^rai'uaas lOwp-u. Tuai tiy vn mr. M»r CnBtSTIAS LKAPEJl. [ Now York City. SFTTERS'Jr; M a common oboermtiim that tho flour. in tho middle and Tower half of tho' barrel doue not nmk<> <m goal broad ns thafireturod. . ITmZ IFaaifoy.—(.too part of cyanide i of potawium, eno-aixtaeuth part ofaoap, in eighteen, ports of water u said ' to be excellent for washing wool or cot- • ton. It ia to be dflutod with W times its bulk of water. MUSICAL monthly; W AYAIS [Tho following io from a lady reader of Tua Tkown. at Salem, Oregon To the Editor of The Detroit Tribune I think if you had been here during Fair-weak, you eon Id have picked up some items that would hare fatarretod tho Michiganders, and would hare Man Most Suitable fur tin- Family, Most Valuable lor tho Student, Mort Instructive for the Teacher. Most Approbate for the Child, Mott Ueeftu fur the Minister. Jtost InlBTostiiig for the Farmer, Mod Bogan t for the Parlor, M«»t Profitable fur tho Study. REDUCTION OF PRICES •uJm at, aforupaal OU I'u.u-a uiV < J l»-»rr ML>rnb«rU HENRY WARD BUECH ER'S I Urnn, Eebinoo,; W..LI, Nra^a, a«« I Uo» twk >. f “reubi«; »o»u»>« fU <• as «te>. . IUHi reewwl C>. 4,i. , DHAU CO3lMI'nlO*len'9X«*TlOB Harpers Bazar. mggt; w-srEsrs: JURUBEBA sesj ■ VUTIRISr. OU AHiHH •sssmiwkk “■“miasK"” • Dr. W ftiratl of Jinteia Uoul WILL M. STfcuCSrr ”***"**** *** JURUBEBA. CARLETON, ‘ arraut »» • 1 • “ Betsy tind I arc Ont,** Mtt»as» wairu »vn THE BETROIT WEEKLY TIIIHNE, ROMANISN ASIT1S'. . -T*1* •°I"'O "-^^ The American Wash er I PRICE, 85-50. •t« M ent* a »~k. rf TW rem I I..C ♦.Mo.tt,. .nJ The Amerlraa W«rtrr Barn* Xourr, 12fo2.~ _sr.; w---------_> . know bcir anything grows, bat frnit and grein are MTAMMItb BiKe *XI> TIMTAkUtl JOH^ E- FOTTEH. J CO. PUBLISHERS, I Prlow rouge from »j to »j(> |>er Acre. ’ H»MS.-iTlUl>«rOR AiTUALAKTruttot fenollMmiMiiffl Fills � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-12-06.pdf 0616a8da0d4eab2a48d4a23ddf99ca8a PDF Text Text aC3S-SS~re mm,-*.—m. re. NO. 32 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1871 of tote Iqtotain *trike* a saev-vd time it 11 stake aafaUtert. to Soo- Yo* boJu'i tetter te soon with u*. Which way did how that the mm wiih a wooden-leg bail outrun them all. But the escape of one devoted victim did not mollify the filing of the people toward tbo next cue. Ly llH time Bud returned Ha arm wk* very juinful, sad th" next day he went undec Dr. fimall'a treatment to re duee tho fiwtcw Whatever suirdciouaBnd might have of Pete Jone*. bo wna out afiieted with Ralph’s dread of toe client youg dAar. And if there wm aortofag timall admired, it was let, but I mat Janes right by tho big road, and bo swoarnd al mo and said he’d kill ma if I didn't go back and 3. And so I w-nt bsak to tbo house then slipped uut through tbo gravevard. You see I was bound to come of I got skinned. Far Mr. Pcaraon's stuck to mo and 1 mean to stick Lj him. Real Trinh Popllnm, Velottra, Hertreat, Japanese Bilka, atripod and pl*d&. AJi OUR ACORN PARLOR Wtea Ralph left tan rehmtotenaa be felt Breen. Tnaro were Bad and Shocky (tons ou an strand of tnrecy, and he.tb* crueuc tnember of th«i fJiiurch of the BortLisita, was not with them. Tbc more lie thought of it the more he soem*l to be a roward, and die more bo tteeuUtd himself; oo, yielding a* nrual to too first bravo impulse, bo leaped nimbly over the tenon and started brisk­ ly through the forest in a diroctom in­ tersecting tbo path on wliioh were Bud aad Btooky. Ho osmo ia right j*-t LEADING STOVE, of all Popular Make. Cheaper than Ever! Flanels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, 10 per Cent. Below Ball Prices. loots at Prioee that would Make a Quaker Laugh. WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! Which le made In the same manner, with CMt-Llnlng and Dtvlng Flue. Thia Stove tea the largest itoor of any Store of tho kind, making It a capital Stove for Fnrmera. Tn MtdiUon we keep the HWIBS COTTAGE. RIVAL, CABINET, COTTAOE B15LLE, KING, DIAMOND and many other kind*. JOHN A. GREBLE. MARK tU88FJ.K Clothing. । Groceries, Hats, Caps, and l*« Ik. Virtea Md l.« Rsteetel. Srpnui Istaiol Deitiiix. Plaids and Satires Barlow & Goodyear. The best place uj^the CITY OF HASTINGS, •to buy fritu, Fiwm ail Wx GROCERIES at the new brick store of CITY PAINT c»bim pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash STORE! a um LUMBER WANTED Paiqta, Oil*, YnrixiaUea. Mixed blacx walxut. Paints, Rnuhcs, and ArCffiERJir, tal’a Material*, Wall whitewood, Paper, Window •’BITEASE, Shade*. EABD tad SOFTMAPLE ncnrai mx* oua. arc. wa. tad BASSWOOD. warning ia tho eabhi on Rocky r..4C Seeing Itolpb alio bloated, and went i to tlio ealdu. “Well,*'aaid Ralph, “theenemy Tait thought camo to Ralph Eke an inspiration. It ph-asod the old man's whim, and bo Mt down on th- dourrt-p.' . \ I ‘/Now, I suppox.’," Mid Ralph, ** that General WinAakl tteufi always looked into thing! a little before be want into a fight. Didn't tel? - T. be auni-” a** lik« sumo other folk*’ had been. For Ilia j»art be bad mom enough to know they waa outne peonlo as it wouldn’t do io eel a body’* eelf agin. And aa for him. ho didn't bait hi* brain* oat agio • buckeye tree Not when hu was tuber. And to they managed, during Bude confinement to the boaae, to keep him well supplied with all the ordinary dUcorafort* of Efe. But one visit from Martha Hawkins, ton wurds of kindly inquiry from her, and the remark that hi* brokoa arm remain-led her of eumething ste had -WaUJ AU Ik. Hud raTbsliaea tea.. All tk« Moen •< Ik. aWsrt Tk iMuaeto Art. .r AM DralllXn Vr tke uratlarMM ; Wk. sees sb Mated k..., As»i ta Uteai aaray BOSTON CASH STORK- Other iufinonrea were at work upon biin alto. Mr. Mean. voltoryd and thundered in har usual style about bi* "taken' with a eno-leggod thief, and ruuniri’ arter that mailer that custom­ er, akonlin' to her teU. She'd slier* raid co. Ef.hc’d a been con.ulted he wouldn't* bees hired. He warn't fit Steokv," bo acid, "do yon ran d tall th o ole man that I want a tight off down by th. Spring, rn kwp closte behind you. ▼body Man Io trorbio you, do Wool Plnlda. til Pete, wit hi* Itog-drorer'a whip w«. right upon him. Slioccy tried to halloo hr Bud. bnt howa*ldc. one in a nightmare The , yell died into a whisper which could not bare teen heard tan feet. I shall not repeat Mr. Jone*'* word.. ' They were frightfully prolan*. But to­ ! did not atop at word*, lie .wept hi* I whip round and gare little Shocky one I tambl" ent Thvu the vine, wax reIVC sod, and tlu> piercing cry of pain i brought Bud down tho jsith flying. 1 1 You good-for-uuthing scoundrel.1' growled Bud, "yjou’re a cuwerd and a Poor Hhoeky wa* eick. Tho exrite■uent had been too much for him. and thought hi. forar waa very alight H "a* enough to nrodnoe jnat a little delirium. Either Ralph ur Mira Martha was gen­ erally at tho cabta“ They’re coming,’' said Htooky io yrare- I wwb Hannor. wou d hold mo’ ao'a lw couldn't God'e forgot all about u. here m Fat Creek, and there'* no­ " And Btecky and Mi*a Martha oa<i body to help ft.” Jonw, who prudently chnngwl posifion pood aids, bat nothing in «I And ba shivered at every rudJcu in eueb a way a* to get the uppar ride of Hanaah 1 rauud He wa. twrer free from thia do ■ tte hUL Ibattle." "7b be euro.” said the testerimaker, urioui fright except when the maator “ Well, Hl gin you tho upper eel*, iicld him tight iu hi* arm*. He atagbut com* on," eri»f Bud, “ efyou a'n’t | a • little duuotfully “ Now, let’s look at toolrms and ao- •ere.1 arvunii tho tto-r, the vety .hadow afeared to fight .-omebody beiHra a nour I think you call them.— >f RUocky. and waa an terrified by the Httl.i »iek1r baby or a crippled eoldier. coutarntenis. < Well, Hu* old tuuaket Ira* been loaded ipproxchaf night that Ralph atrad in Come on?’ •die cubin on Wedneeday nlgut and Mm Pete wa* uo in.iguifieantaalagonisL ~Thi. ■ ton yw." said toe «U ledv. ilawktns Oaid «■ Thursday wight. On Hr had been a great fighter, and hi* welforauoMd arme* wore like iron. H.< '“An 1 too lock i* to ruity that you could Friday, Bud aent k note to Ralph, a*kouck it when wanted to take aim at ini: him to com • and aeo him. ted not Iteupleudid wl of Bud, but ho nut ■ “ You me, Mr. Hartemk. 1 te'u't forhad more skill and expotioocu iu tho ut wtet er m’i about puttin' in our rude tournament of fls'a to which the iat Iwks'ur J -u. Cfanet Fro been backwuoi. ieeo much giran. Now, bo- I * tryiuc to read ►■<»* about hre. wlule ing out of the right of witneean and 1 rat here. And 1 nad where te raid sure that ho ivuld be about the fight I v^^-fkfog "tow’’ te" lb"Lre«* of afterwards, te did a«4 ecruiJ* «•> toko jia brethren King ait the aemd lite aa adrantages which would have dugru td if it wm done foe Jem Uhriavh.umf. him forerer if te ted taken item ui a . Sow, there', hteoky. 1 reckon. pYape, publie fight oa eiociwa uk training day. fauvbody 1* a Btile brother vf Jeau* lie took the uphill ride, and he clublivd Christ, it i» that Hbocky. IMe Jonra I lux whijHrtalk, striking Bud with ah and hi. brother Bill ft dutarutined to ■ bi* fore* with the u«a«o *i«l, which, bare him back there to-worry. Beknra. coward-liku, b» had loaded with lead —• you rote's one of the dooufy ComBad thrwd up Ui* strung left arm and uiisaioners and to morry’* the day that patriKi the Imuw, which, bowwror, wa* they bind out. He want* to bind out co fioroo that it fracture 1 one of the that boy jrf to Rdte old Pearaon and bones of the arm. Throwing away bi* you and me You aee, the ole »<«*» • whip te runted upon Bud fuxrjualY, in­ -wn helped by the neighbor., and ho 11 tending to overpower him, but Bud etem Steeky to b«*a pauper «d ttey slipped quickly to one rid* and 1-1 Joure a'n’t no human tool here aa dareo to do pas* down tU» hill, and ai Juaea cama thing contrary to Cuukln t up again Mean* dealt him vm cru.hlng you git him over to Uwiebrnff I II blow tliat sent him fnUjimgth upon the ground Nothing b it too foavmuMrsHl him fuiui a muni terrible foil. Joue» nut take Shocky to tbo «a:te’» '■»*«’ h* sprang to lu» feet, mote align than «vec fudnd bU onlv bomu Bui there was at being whipped by ofio A bom he re i gnnled aa a boy, end drew a king <lirk. knifo Bnt Pete wn* blind with rage, Them folk* won't be hero ttU mllnlgh!. ask her to keep him And, to any rate, nasi Bud dodged the knife, and tide ticre gave Polo a blow ua tbotiuM which m come for you at nine with my. ruin ho would save Shoeky ecm»fa>« Ai be went oct ui the dual. he m*t 1 marred too bomsdil*** of that feature, cult, and 1’11 Mt you down over ! and doubled the f*Uow up against n t-wo on the big road on Buckeye Kun Hannah fat the ton-. Then you can git on ths mail wagoc (to ■: ioxtDran.1 ' ten feet away. Ralph came in sight in time tu see that pamo* there about fire o'clock in tte beginning of tb* fight, end Iw ar­ toe moiniu', and go orer to JackaOn rived on tho ground just a* Pete Jones coontyknd koop shady tm wo want yyo went duwn under the well dealt blow to fooo the enemy And to aweor agtn from tho only remaining fixt of Bud some folks. And then well -end for Means. •'To bo auro.” eaid tho Old nan la a White Ralph tied an Bud's duabled left arm Frto piokwl hfalwlf up stowl v. broken votes. I reekoa General Wu*»U‘-b and, muttering that be felt “conrid’ablo firid bcoll soukh’t diempprove • , shuck up like," eihwleJ away lik* a a maneuver as that thar." Mia* Martha beamed «. Bud to his evident delight, ter te earned hi* pain­ hare weakened into sympathy with bis ful arm port <d tou way homo with tier. fnuuo, remarked feebly that be wo* Ralph noticed that Hannah.looked ai . cooaid'abte shuck up Uka, ami vuoch- him with a look fall of rentewdibg om»homo wax to rai*o 33.000 ssfed no otter explanation. Bvea to not high fat a minute; thu* an wife ho only eaid that he fell party ctm ! 200 bone power would be a rid nWe shuck up like, ami that the boys al to that of 900 homos, «*ch ,0W pounds one fool high por Watt liad two method* uf coin- Sign 1 Ornamental Painting, Grrisio^, Ptftr-lltyaf, ■ r*i—-■*. etttioo of tho uupojular obi man wa* only blind to eave somrbody elM;:that they were ihiovto who e led "tttoji ttusf ” And he felt consequently ttet this was a cbanoc to jiui hi* newly-formed resolu­ tions into practice. The 01.1 Teotitateut trouble WHS rour arm. fofo.'1 raid ILslpi tenderly. “Never mind; I pat in >ny te.! lick, for JZim. that air time, Mr. Hart.ook.' Ralph skivered a Utile at thought of this bul if it wax right to knock Jonas down st all, why might not Bud do it “heartiiy as unto the Lord F Gideon did not foal any rnaru honest ploasaTO in cLmtlring toe Midiauitaa toan did Bud in eeadrng Pete Janes away comad'ahte shack up lika. CHAPTER XVH. icnce mg u i-ortiruiar |iow- UGS Stuffs, ,Ujpii, and thus en- BOTTLED VUMA BBB.! XCtTUUHra CKLIUMUTri> WINE OB BEER AINTS t, r«nU!-. *> yri-rett tauCiw l-sh *** AJhHSRT KMELBERG. CALL ATWHM STANLEYS* The oU bastel-makcr wa* toe m-ast unpopular man in Fait Creek toetnet. two greet vtore It. would go tmtofas most uarerupatoas manrea. �roit Stoves! Cuban water* hare been ineirtteted, in rose it should becomr mcfautry, l.is|>are no etfort to protect th* IHe* and proi«rty of fosut jUt Ameriran eitixeus, and to maintain th* dignitv of tho flag. It ia hoped that aU |wmdmg -juration* with Spain, growing out of the affaire in (Stba, may bo adjtuted in the spirit uf jtaacc ar..lconriliabun which has hither­ to uuktad the two Powers in their Iroetmrutof such question*. fiahad policy t f the United Statee, I barn ri-cogputel thia ehangv. Tho ratlfle* bon* Of th* new treaty uf commeree be­ tween ttte United Staten and Italy hanbeen exchanged The ta o pewtn s have agreed fa their treaty that property at Tb* fottowmg is the annual m*e*ag* sri ProaUont Grant, which was tranaauttad to the Forty-tecond Congre** nt the ifeaing of ita st com! susaicn on Mon­ day, D***mbsr 4 : In addrroeing mr thud annual umaage to.the law-making branch of the Gorwwwwat, it ia gratifying to be abU to state dial, during the put year. atao- tbrir old hafot* of life to embrace the oo1} *|«*>rt<milv which is left than to aI vi.rd v«terniaatta*i.' t roaourawM Ifaer. *1 sj^rouriatione to sorry Mt th* Iodise I y-icc p-niry. not only because it is hu- are the •■■■■■ rita rum*rkx earaBrnrxT. eralioa etao, th* policy of granting a TsrTho enlarged receipts of tbe PoetoAe* I rilorial C>ov<gnmeut to the Indiana io tbe DeuartmaBl, a* shown by the accompany Indian Territory west «t Arksnaaa sod iaTrepurtof lb* tcej-tetet Owoeral. Mistos,i. and'mflibot Ktetad >1. ! I •xbibi* • gratifyiag >»>**•« in that re. .very rtglit gosranlred to th* Indians | brsitekof ibepnfaie smtee. Il i. theibv treaty .Could be secured sod sttah a ! T,” indsx of th* growth of edacMsoU and Sltrodrto migl.t In ffm* lw Ike r.oaAs r.FtW ’ The Fortv firet Coagrew, at its third inwiiwi, made an appropriation for tho organ isatton at n mixed eommiaaton f»r adjudiratiag uptei the chum* of citmons oi th. United Ktate* ngsunat Stmui. I growing oat of the insuxrectio* ia Cuba. That mmiuieafon has siace been organ­ : irml I trsusmit berwwith th* convapondnoo* relating te ita foxmation and • The na*4 year ha*, under a wise 1’rwideuce, been on. of general prosperity to the S*th>n It baa, however, been attended with more than usual chasheemeal in th* loss of hfe and property by ■form aad fire. Those diasirtora hare w-rrm! to rail forth the best element* .of human nature in our country, and to The inevrmbta <uutm> of th* Busaiau Mmiater at Waahfagtoa raadered it nere■■ rv toaak hia recall and to di-clin* longer ti rec**re that funrriouary aa a diplomatic repr*euntaiirv. It was itupoeaibfo, with self-rn*] *«. ur with a juat n-garri to th* dignity of th« country, to permit Mr. Cetera*? to ccmlitMU to hotel vhl, fkL. IX.W-*Aw hi* i«nuttont iaurforeuo* through va­ rious mean* with tbo rotation, ta'twevu the United ritales aud other ruwen. In divilixml nations, and b* the final accordjuir* with my wish**, thia Guveasa of returning to pruluctire indna- meut has been relieved of farther interiilUona of muu now maiutair ed to the diiputee of nation* by the bay- 1 tnuwmit, herewith, a copy of the treaty alluded to, which has been con-. daded mm* the ailjuurnttMUi of Congrflue with her Britannic Majeetr, and u‘ Mikado has, aince the d.** ol the last oowr of the protocol* of the ronihreuoM srasiun of Cougreaa, selected citiren* uf of the commiwioBera by whom it waa thu United States to scrcr in important negotiated. Thia treaty provide* meth­ office* in the sevara) departments of od* for adjusting the qu cationa peading their government- 1 hare nwn! Us betoreon th* two nation* Various quoo- think that thi* aefoctioa ia due to au ate tiofle ar* to !<«• readjusted by arbitration. prreialiun of the dirintorestadntMaof the I recommend Cougrve* at an early day to policy which the United Btate* ba* pur­ make the nwr—ry proetaton for th* sued toward* Japan. It is oer tlerire to tribunal at Gram and for th. *everal continue to maintain this diaiittmetod With Chiaa as w>d! a* enrtmimfon* uu the part ef th. CaitoU •“A jaut State, called fur by the treaty. Ui* Japan, the comepondcnce transmitted Mageety, the King of Italy, the Freni- herewith shows that tu«ro is no drapoai tiou on the part of this Guvrrumrnt to tKio swerve from it* eaftaViabed <-ouree — rrosnptod by a desire to put an end to the barbarous treatment of oar ahipi wrecked sailor* on the Con-an coast. I cuiavd my thank* to be suitably ex­ pressed fis die readiness with which tbe joint request haa been complied with by the appointment of genttameu of «u* nence smd morning to throe hapurtant Ilia Majesty, the Emperor ot Germany . haealM been ptoased to comply with thu join requnat of th. two government*, and haa amounted to act a* the krbitra tar of the diaputnd water boundary betwnou the United State* and Great Bril- S'esfher came. A force waa then landain. The cuntractiag partial in the ad, and after aa ar-luous march orer a treaty hare undertaken to regard, a* rugged and dubcnlt country, tho forte betweaa thamaelvoa. certain prindpte* of from which the outrages had been computtie b*r for which the Uttied Stetaa hare contended from the ruromuuc*tueat of tbidr htatory. They hare also the criminate. and haring vindumtad tiu> agreed to bring the*, prindplee to the honor of the flag, tho en«diti<>a re­ knowledge of tbe other maritim* pow- turn'd, finding it impractical- e, under •re, and tu invite them to accede to Hieu- th-circumstance*, to conclude the de­ Negotfafaxui are going un us to the sired cuureutiufi I respectfully refer to form of the Bote by which tbe invitation th. curresiwndciteu relating thereto, hcrnwilb submitted, and bare th. subj*rt for each actiou a* Congress may navi. * aarou Adrausitero- Tna Seanot Ftnrvai. - -A Quarterly magarine, devoted Io original matter, tor Day School and Sunday Schorl Ex-, J^e Stove rior Charcoal iron, . > in iha World. The October number of this' rixxila? J* ~»>y » IhcnHl ftA.'-A Mil* groat Chiang* .flflu .udwa all ready to hi»Mr e-^duriv* to tCngor and stabil'map, henbane rnpria tod, and jtut reachUy ,7 rejmblie* With ..art irerilm f thaJUitaah Pmxmm into on. territory U,< J*™ , T?_MT> ,1 adaa.’ Aa its aubacrintion list waa like oura, aturh of it sparsely populated,! nr ana Bute. *i------- » 1 ■—L tsr lui ol but all requiring tbe lervie* of iBc nnil, terior ha* tr* ' it ia net at present to be expected that | length and'I ptared upon an equality with the rvpro- I this deparinseul can be nsadc *tlf >e<tain | tiou ■eutatirea of Great Britain aad seis I ing, but a gradual approach to this end Tli othnr i’uwer*. As now situated, our from Jtu to year i* euafideotly rvltad oti. । __________________________________ reiuwaentatirea in Jap>u and China haw tn depend for intensttn and trans­ ■rittlity lators upon natives uf these rountries Tk. .... _______________ __________________ The Publiahcra w«n> »*ry luwvy who know out language tu>|«rfoktly. or ■U . p»pl,L'k» I. .. to procure lor the ocraaiou the Mrrica* loear* by the groat fire, but they don't of emptoyrass in foreign businme houses, u w„„ ,, U»Sul«.»«i.k.en..hrexS? propoe* to allow thair subscriber to lone or th* intxrpeters of other foreign min“VlS’bymall.to AMredr Howel! 4 to your special atteuUor. »spceialiy the •rlf.t - di-ta. -butrakfien sltoahl br-<xri to obtain credit from * stranger, is re arguiaenl for th* favorable consideration cited rren In LltaimiM se rtadratt* M ui- garded aa morally respoaflbl. for th* iu- 'I Cm, Publi*h*toq ebimgo. HJ. - , r - , ■ of th. plan l w uniting the telegraph sys .is*™Vfc”ipMiBu^»tteiUjsaiw<t*eH.wt.u!_*aiy u tern of tbe t inted State* with the postal U- Mtrcd by the grant of tbe urucmls of' meet bis obligatmu*. A reformatory lag. system. Il is briissed that, by sueli a Um ml. -4 pabiie land* to aetllora , I do:| which would reform this priocinte again** I enursc, ill* cost of telegraphing could be । pul wish' ta be Wuh ratood a» recomaatad . all suiinraisu at fonoaotui fi^lieptafo; 1 Britta for bnyw-Utod giri*. pabltebtal by Bueb reduced, aad the service ss wvH. if I mg i« tie Imai J degree a -mrtaileMM ot, would juaprq gmb UBUtiou fa staking re Jama* R Osgood A Cm, Boetoa, Maaa, n..t lietter, rendered it would »»»u<te rrbrt is I-ing d-iac by the gnural gos- . eomsMudaUotta A salutary famou baa at filQO a yrar, ■ ’ 1leyreM onewHoa the th. further advantage -sf carrying tli" ernnu i>t fw Hie rurouragrmrnt of nice* be«> taught tbe carol*** and Till i»r |‘~7 U - ___ Thu Nabona! debt haa b**n reduced 11m telegraph through portion* <4 the to the etteni of SM,067,136 60 during rwintry where private enterprise will tn.t .......... «"• the year, and by tbe negotiation oC N'acoostruet il. CoBXMrcv. trade, and Thi' rrptrt nf the ^erretsvr nf fits I a ? *! ** - the Javorabl. tiona! bmdi at a lower rate of intomt, above all. the effort* Io bring a p«*pC the Interest on th* public dabt ha* been wiflely separated fata a eommut-ily of in »■-« so fhr dimiiiiahw! tl.at now tho earn to terrels, are always benefited by a rapidI ion rollreted aad iator comlauaicalioo. Kdocati...., tlai, ‘ *" nearly tlT.OUU.OX) Ism thau ca/Merth , gn.und-wurk of republican icstilutiaos, is 1st, 1*60. It was highly dosifabU that ■ euc-.araged by increasing it* faeiliticv. _____— . Education for lb-' year. tb. this rapid diminution should take FateOi Offiro. Sbe Prestel.; Offire, tbe plat*, both Id atrengtheu th* etedit uf the country, and to conviaee ita cituons uf their entire aldlitr to meat every dol­ lar of Us liability without bankrupting them. But ia Vise of the aooraipliahtuvut uf these desirable ends, trf tho I rapid development of tho recurcrs of An Act making *a eparooritofoa for | > the country, it* im-r*a*inj ability to ‘ It- Tl.e labor of tbla department ia in sundry eivil up*WM* at Ike Gsvernmenl, | meet large demum!*. and the amount al tl-u hand* «f an able bead, with able aa sod far other perposee," approved March I ready paid, it ia not dreirabto that tbo sUtants, all sralnu.lv devoted to the 3d, 1871, nv* Um osc**tary anthority to present resuureos of th* cuuatty should w-»rk of intmdueing into tbe agricultural the F.xscaUve to ieswgerate a civil srr lion ot property by I h* Chicago Are an J continue to 1 •> taxed iu order to roti Un Ian ■ i , production of ibu nation all oseful pre­ 1 vis* rvfonn, sod ph red upon Liat the re- ' other Are* tn the pioe regions along th. uo this rapid paytuenL G< duett adapted to any of the various cli-' • pootibility of dome s* U.for' |he s>- ' Lake flbusw, we aflaoans* telhe public i with great pleasure that our Fall and ed April 20. 11*71. end commonly kuewp male* aad soil* ef out vast tomboy, and tjorily of mid set, I nwvli * board | I aa "tbe Ku Klux Klan Aer," in a g.t 1 Vi giving all useful iaferwalfoa aa to the of gsottee*** saiaeaUy aaalifled foe th* Winter supplies of pore Dra<s sod M*dI lino of the Stalo of Suuib Carolina. Tbe ' nirtbw) ef cultivating the plant* and ce work, to ddkiM rules and ragulafioe* to | ; teila of otbir product* adapted to parli<-aoeemity of iha eeune pursued will be ulii Ucrlilha. Thu* quietly but surely, rffcvl th* needed reloewt These tabors | •ns sms yet joaaplate, bet it ia believed 1 d.-in.-unrated by the re|iort of the comBilte. Io investicste Southern outrage*. lb* Agricultural Bureau ia working a that they will succeed ia devising* plan I spirituous, vinous and malt liquor*, tont ll.rf • ai-t F - great bslsosal good. aad it liberally «up- whieb can b. adopted, tn tbe great raifoft notled tb* va-'ce widely iu mfiurwre will hacoo ia ita various forma, and from br extended; and the lew dependent we atampa. In r»<adjt»tinp the tariff. I *Upll he tup'». th" product* of foreign suggest that a careful e*tuuat. be made cf the am’junt of *urpli*a rerenuo <»■!riding for the current sixpence. of tho j Th. *bl*ject of nimt-eamalroe to l>«ad> Govenunei.t. the internet account and i of bunrans and cfficisls L< Iding pooilioo* oinking fund, and that thia surplus be it shield beenUMt usewsaary te do so for, [ |4 !^0 >«WbBAy and -requiring ability and reduced in inch a manner aa to afford the pnrpo*. of securing tn all eitixeus <>f , rbarautar to fill properly- » •** w whicli tbo grouted relief to the greateat num- th. United Stoic* th* peaceful Cnyyiuc.t ! s*»r alfaoltau is invited. But few of the of tbe right* guaranteed to tLeoi by tL" ' I -.fT-iaS bucrito a <->imprasatioo equal to. coeatituiluu aid (be laws After the the reapm-table support of a family while paraagv of thi* law, information w*. rrS mrb M v> eMr.ro mil­ ccived from lime to lime that combi.ia-l hoe* of interests. In private life, earn­ lions of th* character referred to iu thia er* darnsnd com truss tion equal to the mend to be idawd un the free list Should'* further redaction [iron- adruvable/I would then rwomuaend that it be made upon tho.® article* which can beer it without disturbing home |>n>ductiqn. or reducing the wag., uf 10,000! ^ANTED’ r which the highest market price in Cash iNOCURE.NO CHARGE HiSTHGS iam.ll TORIS' Tolled Good, and Fancy Articles.. School Book*, sit th* Htandard Work*. MteceUancoo. Banding, Family llblre, Pocket Bfatea awd Teataruenta. Prayer Henry Ward Botcher's ' The prwwut laws for mBwling the Ivwuue. tuiy the ixdkctor* of costume, ■mall talariea. but prvridi- for abare* iu all semu**, which, at th.' principal port* of entry jierticulirly, raise tb* cocnpen i saiion of time official* to a largo sum. U ho* always *«toad to me a* if this ■yalam must, at time* work pemKioualy It holds out an inducement to diebcmeet men, should such get pusssUtoimaf Ihosw office*, to be lack in thecr scrutiny of goods outered so a* to *nable them finally to make laigv a-Uur*«. Your aiteutiou is rwapectftiBy invited to the subject tial bcuelu of Treedom. *nd of prevent ing the free political action of those rili- ■ mu who do no* syiupalhis. with ihrir owu visas Among their operaiiou were 1 (mpicut *e»uring* of the eoeatry, and We have a fine stock <4 Staple. Fam­ More than six yean having elapsed occasional aasaMinattoui, generally yew-1 ■■are th.- taex h wttls nm ’ w» fired be- ,M. WUUMI ily Grocwrire, Cbotoe Tree, Tob*cc-v and jwirated *| nigh* by dugnued prra..n*. | twrew th* srmic. then oray^l agaitMeeefl • in ,upsriflt <lU b, the Popular Brand of Ciguw, which *w victim* iu almost all eases bring . iinen*! ren-.ta.tio. and tne «i(k .Q, p, h telta th.m all are selling flown, dot** to tbe bottom to qIh.u I flower seed*, bdlbe, Ifliiso, ver- , it—1: Michigan JExchangi SUoxtM-w W. Ota <.M>* 7. re y-rrr U fa the flrot and tho only paper of r H**k ie Fw—ite ito aube^riptioa price >• 77 ily - 5 cento per year. In club* of ten QI thewper, 60 onto. Bpeeimo* eopfaa,' luauia. • PubWud by.Heary T. Williams, ditor at The Hortieltunat, 5 Beekman creditabl7iufortualirm, to be mrinbvrv uf wk aatawfal eosabin* linns, sb-mld be arrested by tbe military forces nt tbe United States and delricrol to the Mar­ sha! to be Seale aitfi nreording »>» taw. ta lw* of said oriitiM. York end Spur-, taoabwg. many arrest* lure bevu ms de,, and, st th* taal accounts, the number of persons thus arrested fierelfiS. ’ Bevern! in etngirta trfie hofaby public a tiou* of ia the ill rotrated *tory •‘Dr. BoMeet'a Is unhappily, Mt mb m tft tar**, patriot­ tralioe* in thiauabtr and rappfoMter ic eiuseus would lik* tote* : TJSeial to- are rary ' profcom, numbering b all trscism fur npinioub Mike, peraaosl vio­ tweaty-oo*. Dr. Bobiaaua the oriental lence or threat* towards person* eutertaiutng political views oppoeed to ihpe* rolcroired by lb. i.j^ty X the *14 ciliscns, prsvrau ianuignliou and the low uf snob n.edrf_rep:_;. ‘ ' 2_1 retr'-Mr1".'¥?*<*•» & 1 TH3S< >'\7 .Itllff �Church at Hastings, st 10 o'clock, a. m.• A half hour was spent m devorioncJl exercteoa, after which there was a dte-■ CTueion of tbe benefits and tho work ofr JIHCVEt. .-■sat txrmt Mtaaitc. of this city in Which art placed a splendid chime of bells that will ring out Tbtuiksginug with their first peals on next Thanksgiving. Au illuminated four dial dock, coating 1500, will soon be placed ia the tower which will point at tho lose of precious minutes and strike Madamo Parequi Rosa with her ad­ mirable Opera troupe has just loft our city, after charming thu ear and de­ lighting die Ivearts of all lovers of mnste from Mctulay to Settuday. In the three months tour which aha te making in thia country. Washington was allotted but J. F. Minkler haa opened hte aew Mtf Hastings City, 0. D. Spaulding. Hastings Township, C. B. Benham Castleton, Mrs. Fannie Mott Maple Grove, Wm. Bryce. Baltimore, Gilbert Ktnker Hope. Charles V. Robinrou. disappointment of Opera-goers; bat ths fire in Chicago, which demolished ths Opera house, Loa dirturixxl Ur plans ami it te probable that we will be visited ayiun ia February. Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery is made ex­ pressly to our order by the best English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. LTKEfiSS***5, hte party, the next few mouths ore to | be devoted eepecteilT to pricking him ! with score, of small pins for which him­ self end friends cannot i«v|>aru a seri­ x. aad discussed tha foltowiiag tomes ; ous defsuM. Not that there te no just The efficient Buparintendont. Tbo nud complete deh-nse, but because taken beet methods of F><tiag iato Sunday •eporately, the blows are m’otowx/pio iu school those who du not attend. A children’s meeting was then held and addreeeed by Rev. Geo. P. Tindall, of Ypsilanti. Have all their best gradeSPECIAL NOTICES. New Advertisements. until evening at 7 o’clock. At 7 K M. a good audience iwmbM dates themselvov. and perhaps few as-1 aad listened to a vary able address by pirante will personally engage in the i R-v. G. P. Tindall. Am notation was spiteful bounces, but their retainers and than adjourned until 9 o'clock Thursday to-day friends who hope to catch a few crumbs that may tad! to them in rase ot I Peninsular Railway wasp's and hornet's nests and pursue s settled policy of puncturing the Proeident continually and at all points I through tbs press. Indeed tbe work 1 RICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand. River Valley Division yesterday, but cccntariaa Boutwell. Belknap and Bul.eeoa l«ing abennt no impurttml subject was conai lore-1. Sec­ retary Boutwell was engaged in thp 8unrrrae Court, which was n.nsionring the Kentucky war daim which be declined has already !>een inaugurated mid many papers whose sditurs claim to be Repub­ bean, but who have tong desired ta lead ia President making, have C< some lime part been manufacturing and patching . np etonm against tho Prnaident, which are dielsed uu by Democratic editors and | esgerly republished over the rountry as I the honest afimtestoas of Renublicami irt.l fliA i n i.-rnri, i-l 1.. D. BINE’S EIGHTEENTH $200,000 00 LOCAL EVENTS TAX RECEIPT^ -Best and latest styles, for sale at the Banner Office. Especial attention is re­ quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted in Sets, Crosses, Studs. Rings, Etc. A very comftlet e assortm ent of Dia mond Studs. Diamonds mounted to or­ der tn our own shop. Monogram Seals, Crests, etc., cut on stone by the best workmen in tbe west on short notice. (U0 wlin bi5T»b»l!Tifl)i SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE. aa could be arranged if tbe people there should deters it It wav voted to hold the Annual Meeting hereafter in the mouth of Oeto- tail Ilgiffi |WiC9. Aftcr other interseting diseussioas tired a gentle hint to tho buaineM men ol Hastings, to daee their houses on that ! day, (Thanksgiving) meaning, we sup( |iOae, to then-by afford th" wesriid clerk, an-1 the industrious “jour" an epportnuity of attending diving worship, an­ , cording to the mandates pf our Prvei- factured expressly tor them by some of the best makers in Locle, Switzerland, and thus save to their customers the importer's profit in NeuYork. .10,000 IN AMERICAN GOLD ! 110,000 IN AMEIGGAN SILVER : "ZZ0 SIMILU SIMMJ BUB CURANTFR. Sleighing ejtotltenh Weather cold and blustering. Pay your taxes and save 3 peroi- their trading," on the day before, so Hut tlse business men might close their doors in quiet—thu. evincing a tespoet Subscril.9 fur tbe Republican B1> On Tuesday evening a firs broke out in tbe Union School H use, and before Retucuil*r Dr. Algol tenure. at a single Babcock squirt gun could bo looked up and brought to tbe awns of Grand Rapids Friday evening. Christinas party at the Leonard House the fire, foul burned nearly down and was tofolly dsetroyod. The loss te a Serious one, aait practically destroya our school for the season, though new r-ems have twen engaged ami sre Iwmg fitted Thanksgiving sermon, ia next w Michigan Central R. R. •LR. RELIABLE ARB DIRECT RBUTE, MgIBs's TuQn Hxcx Lun.—L 0. Mean demre the people to understand that tbe Tax Rocwpta for elites and viltegws, Hack lane, will promptly answer ell neatly printed at tha Bavasa office. tolls, at any and all hours. Especial Job printing done cn short notice am! pains will be takra. to nocommudntojwrrona who may desire to uttand parties, at the *wy lowest living priors, nt the dances, or other pubhc uinuoomento^aM We team that the bnildiag was in­ ured ia " The Hartllrtd.” a perfectly reliable company, in the sura of »3,lW0. eafwcudly at thia season of the year. b<sides tile lose of the buuse roudurs it imstirs!, necessary tar the people to erect a new Central School Budding im­ mediately. and we trust it may bo one that will compare favorably with the best in the State m any city of no greater wealth aad population. Lrt the fin warn our city authorities of tho abso­ lute necessity of th ' Holly Water Warba i„w™ . .Salto 1W S-SMa. nd U laSa X VmV*or 8—«• C. |»ua»>l a -aO­ — r-V—~* fcaaaaM. drnoe that said houses would certainly bo dosed. But, shadee uf Mammon '. j blush to even write it—art a isnans Amu, in our detectable city was dosed. We think «ut hen. that if the Mayor and Eecn-tary of State would hare prcw ntod tho oxamide, o/nr w-mld hare imitated it; but says one burinrss man "so long a, they do not eloee their fdore, or ]dari-s, we will not- What a grasping avariciuusnoaa is here developed I We read of wi.de blocks of Stores in almost every other town in the State being close.] <m | Thanksgiving day; thus affording em­ ployes an opportunity to attend worship, and othrrwi.o spend tho day. as tbmr proved that a due regard for the occa­ sional enjoyment of “workers" and reI S|« ct tar u prorlarantaru from those bav. 1 ing authority to issue it; benefited those ’ observing it in more ways than can bo written, and wo think you will endorse every door in Hartings has been thrown oj*n on holidays, and it appears to bo a asanfo among its merchants. to invite thereby a custom «m that <tey, that should be uttrart-1 oleewhore. Tht ' nimiguty sort looks’ no mountain-like to I their grwdy eyre, that they seek to de­ molish its proportions by “•CTaptags" mid throw open their tills to retail tte> a eLange of programme for each even­ ing,'and oar discussions are good. Can't say that any one haa changed his or her views on any of tbe subjects discussed ; but one thing is evident—tbo argumen­ tative and thrtorical mind te improving, diffident. in declsmatiin te dteappoaring. mental c-njrttetire are increasing, and a diffusion of modem ideas are being inrolcated to the general advancement of dlbaMS rarta___________ ToiWixm Cutu—Mrs W. H. Hotels, and daughter left Monday for H—tevillA Atabansa. to sp^ a pteneaat winter with the father of Mis H. Dr T. Oakx formerly <M Com Cm in this State. ■ _________ Pursuit, than in IhMaroteou" Our Marshal will introduce you to oar Prow­ dent; Uw Secretary will record your name on tho Society’s buoka ; tbe Critic will promise to - touch'’ you ganfly and wUl have a -Erast ef wit aad a tow SHEPARD’S COIPOUID WAHOO BBWBS r-is*• ■ ss4 Ovyoi. Xs. MX tawseesv. New YMa. SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k SLADE. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, �Dauchr y t Co1*. Column. S O’CLOCK. fa- Araiy gaaa ati K«rJrtea teagM ar trit. ssKa.'X'JX.'fiES’ e.7 “ramroBwSl®^ IteM i.^ite IItetutet ttarwya Koag mZurwaal^aaliZaMBHMaMtea I rauuaaail te U.»l aaw la aatei ,aak far a tea fteuteal D.>«teate .1 laaM IWlteiy 4.J. b braPtel^rte-oteUI-te.^;.™ *nuCbaaft«bar»<late'f Itet.ffj Camuy. N-< S10 from 50’s sawicwsm'vrxsrxs PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. rwtd re»..m4Taprev^ DL’C A • E MEWU lACBtRi: al a llteial aalary ar m roomia.M A^a^l-LW’r^iibue. S>'“ifirsLs2w.j“.t. isnKUSMHBSMre.’K H ’.’SSSWSUS!' aaaaOMM. afUMI.IHWHI. tbe »aMb&nj teg u aateyar. aartylte I.MIM year, yaa tfM.a.r—^U.a-S.a. MiLLaaauaMi AU-mviTTr „ • ... OwuMaaMH Ited I. aireaM te *• i ar&so« UNIVERSALISM A MW rtyia ot rer rnya ia a round pnaawfrfti. ow which ia ingmvad th* coBt-of-arote, anrroundwl by a —IJ- -­ of black owyx aad go).' Tho muff, for naxt PETERS KttSBM. *o that a lady will ir<|uii» n> may rnafl. aa she Ao a Lotuiets. Ornananta for tbe hoar an bwdiea. bwttaafliaa and onaiU. made of mall gray-colons I fuathnn, Metered iu tbe cantar of ■ email ri’4x>a bow. with three ■ i&V MUSICAL monthly; For woddinp: invitationa, tide rw»., *WIEl'i AVlAKK A8ENT8WANTED THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE! rTrf .n-Ti^jTti?1V”n HENRY WARd'bkEHU'E** AGKSTH WASTED 1 A KICK FIELdTaNOBLEAySkK rtcnmui. FAMILY BIBLE. ■ Iraji'KSftiJsiBSt. outer. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, A FAMILY KECOBn. lulu11 a T'.'tr" " thi* wmtor. It i* m«L pretty i and unaaaixiBiag. Far ftH dnHT.jniB drad rawriW afj;. raajr. ________ gold i» th* proper thing M. CARLETON, Tbe handamn* India aha* I* are being WILL wont mad* into a dam-fiBinz jbauk Or ; double repo, whioh rea ba d*ao with-, out catting or injuring the aimwl. Ladlea prefur tni. way of wanng them, aa THE DETROIT WEEKLY TIIIUHE. a ahawl fthUd in the old .tyhicoii hard­ ly ba won gracefully with th* prewnt ■tyla of large poiara and loapwl akirta. PETERS' MUSICAL •.■ttiK.'a&if.f.-. LIBRARY, niTOX rOLL'uS FILED WITH WOHFJE&S VOCAL COLIECIOHR. OF THI //OHIO." CHICAGO aiilB DESTRUCTION. StttTS zitd X fan a.J wteyfaao h***® •< ChMfa ter pate. ■maM anJ faiara. WwampaM wim*. iu« u4 lull tea.Ua #1 ih. «nui-, b? u«>. I*. L!SS«f5rJSM iSaaw: AGESIS niVTHKlSt'! ■l..~ C»— •• . .CJur.«.. I» REDUCTIOK OF PRICES Mm Approyrteta ftr tha CMM. Moat Uaefttl lo/tba Minuter. Moat Iciareatftg for tho Fanaai Mtut Elogaut fjt th. Pari >r. Mmt PrafiUbfe for the Stady CIRCUIT TODRTS—1872, 1813. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS QTATXOr Mtcmo*>-»tereite«di J JmUI O Cirrail. I t> uj .pt*ia< ite «mm. Jar MMlaa ite wn>al aaraaaf ih.Cift.ilCaan Machinery and Supplies. pfAXUiA.I. IJ M.n«G Peterson’s Magazine CHEAPEST AND NEST OF ALL! ia retinuaied that one lift |wr day i» load Ihrvoch tha careieaa oaa of karaaaac, aad add* that if th. three falkreiag goUanralaa were Lawler Much nf tba> uagar might ba avoidad i Trim thaftmn ia tha day timt. Harar pal oct lh» tight bi bkMbf4 SMMM.CT?TFrP Nerar.Ikiw ii«.- than Lnlf llwoil lol' bacon, axhaunted Wdre repl-:^- j' Splendid Offm forlkli. | X* * * * X* CteteEX. TL'MOB-i. JAV-IDlcr. 'I lil-l'tinu. ,<o into ivrnua Trait COkCOMITAllTK I “&;awS;r s.T.’KSwa' Dr. Wells’ tat of Jtntt Tw.«lyte«r Fafaa *t Maw.' JURUBEBA, EVERY FARMER 'Ute ia aaaU ba. etem. atereawre Fraa PHUC-cT**'iZarm”'' JOURNAL, glHXfc _ ’ Exccrroa. sal HaaO. TMnaenaJa II te m aartiaM reerey, j£e*M J >g .w.fte reaa^ari Uwra.1; aaUca ia Uara. BU JU* Yw». M. A«»«l fat I1M IlaiMlUau*.' hlr. On. Dollar |wr Wo.i1.. M..I far CUc.lM. . • ^faxpautSJ.z'g^: Tkrilllaj Talcs aad lareltttes SSSS22 ££,' Book Agents! "TheSlitaT cTcuirnu.*.>..1iiHi.u-a. Fail.., The AmericanWasher! la^arpsiiiii Plate I ’RTCE, @5-50. Tte Aterrleaa Waatar Sarwa Maaey. NATURE’S IfaWaftr’a barrel, nawtrtwi by Mr. W. tenia INTO. Tlu* barrel i« mad* much cheaper, aad u far mat • dumbft thaw th* aouaa aall barrel Th* timber •aad rii ba Km, wnfeh ia vary pftwtiftl tatS^aor Ta»ey, and of Ht(U tahte TABLE SAI mjut uv FOR FAi ■ELISI Hair Restorative ..... RTAIIb*Bt>*,, Bl! ■oc*a< t,. ..... , _ ' W PADDING." JOHX E- t'OTTEH f CO. NECBLY 3.000 I»A^IOM OF THE 3ETT ILLDSTRATKB Mare Than 500 LITERATURE Bilriiant Article. NEAELY 1 (WCTiMl’IXrEI) STORIES FARMER | 1S.000.000_ 4.CQB8 bm a—?, -u u fc. A .Vi. Lil™? O M a»JM=is.;a«law»£r *5.50. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-12-13.pdf 94a0afa998e96d312dfc7895c7e02fc2 PDF Text Text VOL XVI. HAST1BGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1871. 1 Hawkma lifted the frail kata, fa ' bwndlad i* ahawla, fa far am, . THI IXIOI OT THE BABY- Would call the attention of the public to the Largest and Great-; eat variety of .^Ssw£«EBss.““’ 7069 •'HasnerT' It wAe th. meta ^L,3?,3,ilXziai-r<!jz a. des^.DZhA felt bow flaTkVn&U _u_ u k~i —rr.si IN BARRY COUNTY SWA “ 1-“— »o u ----- "----- ‘ OUR ACORN PARLOR I.EASING STOVE, itT Were to write yoa eri-ry week I riiould not tell you all I know, afrnnge m it may sown. When I wrote last, we were nagobsting toe another of your brel men, and aa we were, as uaual. raMesefol in our negotiation*, there will be no harm dune now in laying thsst Bev. E. P. Powell Domestic* of all Popular Make, Cheaper than Ever! -Flanks, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA 10 per Cent. Below Fall Prices. Groceries Hutu, Sum ail IMairal Deituh, Capa, and ered him by the May Flower Church in Bl Lotus, and is now on tha ground, do­ ing a good work. To ba sura ha is like all old badt.ior. Wall, that is too big ClotJun, snow whiter, be nueed hmirnlf aad said half aloud, as be watched the flakes charing one another in whirling eddies, that the anew seaamd to bo having s good time of it Tha* bo leaned dews Silk*. o rood. And I’ll tell hrr that God forgot." He had raised up and Xhat Mr. Gregory did fur Michigan at luJI of Ralph's coat. v With H«>n. John Monteith. na Riats Iph tad greet difficulty in quiet Superintendent of public Schools in un. H. fold him that if bo uymt JeHrrww I Ity, and Rm. E. P- Pbwril in bt louis, and “Iota" of school teachan from Michigan, scattered through the udtou.s of this City and State, w. feel tlie infliM-noa of Michigan, whethor Argyle Plaids and Satines. him. What if Stocky should die* 11 We do no* atop, though, with three was only a minute's work to get down, take the warm borw-blauket from under drafts ujxAi you. We believe in a trinity the reddle. and wrap it about the boy. mx quite so material as Theodora I'mkor said was wonhipad m Bos on, to wit . “The Golden Eagle, the Hirer dollar and the ooppo* centwe de be­ lieve though la a trinity of moral intelIwxaal and material elecMota, and eo we Barlow & Goodyear. The best place in the Rochester NursericH, CITY OF HASTINGS ------ te buy------ Frattt, ftim aai Wn GROCERIES CITY PAINT STORE! COMMIMS A inWI LUMBER WANTED PAINTERS; Paint*, Oil*, Vantuhe*. Mixed Paint*, Bnukea, tod Arti*t's Material*. Wall Paper, Window Shade*, BLACK WALKVT. CHKRRY, FWTKFOOIK wtliti: ash, In the lane, in tha dark, under the shadow of tha barn, Ralph met Han­ nah carrying her bucket of milk (they have no pail* in Indiana.) Ha oonld sea only the white foam on tha milk,and Hannah's white hue 1‘arhspa it wan came upon him a romseiousores of the •nspiciona that filled Hannah** mind And with it there came a feeling of HARD "A SORTMATLF. guilt Ho saw hiuaeeli froau her stand­ aeA BA8BWOOD. point, and felt a noons almou as keen V.__ v -- L.J U- V---- Painting, prowutud Lhn in thia rid.. And he know lire rosm well enough to feel acre that he would de credit to hie master. “Bell put in Ida beet licks," Bad wtae- MoneV IP. ROBERTS & CO. “If it wasn’t fur whatr eaid Ralph with a spire of iadigunnt di-uial in tea Experienc* Hannah hraitated. but Ralph premwd BUSZU. Stu: LUU MhoA, ™ MU » unucoUiem. and Ralph Juddered lest Bh«ky eould nsvsr !»• Sana again, and spoku to th. roan, and the roan *troaclied out his head and dropped on. .ar back to hoar the first word of command, and started ths other forward to l*uk tar danger. a sudd.n trembling msiie her set down the heavy bucket At first neither spoke. Tbo reooollection of all the joy of that walk together in the uigLl crime upsa ttarn both. And a great sruw of lure made the night sweat .u[wm*tur*lly d irk tn Ralph. Nor mu it any lighter tn tha bopelre* heart of tha bound girl Tha presence of Ralph did ant now, as before, m*k. tha darkness of her file light “Hannali------ ” said Ralph ptrecntly, and then stopped. For ha could not ■- — Sign k Ysan Imdrelon," and then if I was to draw it toe/a. Usey would my I we* writing my ■wf.fw/ntpky I am not, na you know, and if I was not tn do thia pitiable dare justice then they' would find fault 1 don't know but they do thia (find fault) anyway, though our Mr. 1’uwell dore not any more probably than it ta hia dafy to do.. He smocead*. you know, who used to preach at. Jacks*), Mich., you remember him aa one of the moat eloquent and effretiro speaker) to be. found in that eriebrated list of beautiful cities which are attusied on th. line of the Michigan Can rd Railroad, iqclnding Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Bard. Creek, Kalamanxi, Marshall, Niles. Ac., Ac. Mr Monteith*. Ualth (ailed and be was obliged to give ap preaching, and Gcv. B. Grats Brown (ghy would not be, B. Grets Brown, make a good ruccreeur to Grant ?) appointed him State Supvriatewlint of Public Schools. An appointment, too, eminently fit to be At four o’clock the next morning, the midst of a drivinganow, Raipl- ws timidly up the lame towarda the hoax ea.de of th. Mrenaca. He went thm ly, for he waa afraid of Bull Bui munil Bud waiting for bias, with I roan colt laidtai’ and eaddled. T roan colt was really a large ihree-yei old. full of the finret of animal li We have a Full Line of BLACK SILK which We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell tor Cash & Loala. Nov. 29th. 1B7I. X> Bann -You know thal I Bred in Michigan long enoogh to learn to bo mamontiona. (though there are pwqile who de not learn all they might on this matter who lire in, and oat of Michi­ gan) and so 1 do not frel quite «asy legging round an unfulfilled promise to ■pita you “often" Ifow frequently moat He did both, bo sent genilamon cajablo and lionset, and they reported no Ivorably that Capt. Ward cam* and found that all which had been reported van true, and ao ho has made an . �>R. CROOI lastaretarery win! wf.1 • to mi there to a good wwd foito mercial College. As n tperema i tract tho following from the ingw Bab, which will ««sM» peo­ ple to • have a 1 Savings Dm* that can never brook, sit each'county kail «r otV Treasurer Spinner last evening forwnrdud check. for eight failtieas of WJ*I» JU, B»iu tojMUios in .nriot» part* Of tho country, who bare scut thuir five nnd Detroit, tho beautiful, is increasing twrerty bond* hero for redesnpti .u. in magnificence day by day. rienatav Osborn of Fp rids, has just reripeazing of meroliant prinrea, why qwwted the President to issue a procl*, don't romp of out’s adiwriut Marsfawrwmstfon with the view of •ospmding tho ly tn tit ttoniry ptpm; it surely is their interest to secure nnd retain trade which writ of AtUtsreryiu in Jackson and Cal- ctherwiao mast go to Chicago, if U bo bmin counties of that Slate, which ba not already there. Wako up, gentle­ any* are under the control uf Ku Klux. men, and strike new, while tho iron's There names are ominous of DsmocraBut to eotadade, tha weather is varicy, and Ort in the South means, ganurgaled, but mostly very cold, uncommon­ aUy, iatimidstior -and violence to all ly eo for so curly in the reason. Wo who darn,a diflorenoo of soaiimcct— , earnestly hope that cur brethren iu Chi­ ItopnblfaUM do not dare to rota iu parts | cago and Northern Michigan are comof Florida untoas they vote the Demo-' fortaWy housed to these iaetomrat days TAB. An unusually, attractive Govwramaut will yay for the w of In our last lesae, forty-sigbl hour, money from ire doftare upwards 3,fi5 after its delivery in Washington, we per cent, br ana rent pw day ]*r hun­ placed Wore our reader, tho very able dred dollars, and transfer tip deposits Message of Preaidant Grant. At that time we had no space for a single line of common!, and do not propers now to re­ The abolition uf the telegraph mo­ view, a document which all of our nopoly, and tho eelabUshauint of a pos­ craflc ticket, and heuco, no opposition vote* aro rocurded where hunerods were satisfaction, but we cannot refrain from tal telegraph gystem, eo that missageo received in that Department that he has now entered the Business Doport| Oh, for a heart by enough to take in all ment, taking w.th him bis’friend ■■ G-n—i o—«-.!! L-. ju*. humanity, it* wore alike. But with aU 0. C, Dibble, of Portage Qty Wisconsin roounastrr uoncial < roeweu tins ju*t ()Uf giTinjf w0 announced that a thorough investigation I best. ? regarding W. F. Proaoer, P. IT. at j As to lira qaaotion as to why and Nashville, has shoa-n that charges j whorofliro thoso sufferer* bare boon so against him ter prosecuting claims for|i visited bv the Almighty, wo do not jwrtend to bo judges, but leave thia, to u» ■ im-xplicabl* subject, to tho rvligiuus and cqurially the ««rohgiou* press, and precious little do cither ol them know Fifty-five insurance comptaiir* failed ij about it. Sono more thia time. Yours, Ac. in RmssqMoce of the*-conflagration at saying that it is, like all tho utterances of our President, independent out­ spoken, and exceedingly Statesmanlike in its tons and character. Dissent who may, from nay or all th* recotnosendatioas in it cnoteined, du man will pre­ tend to deny, Dial it works out a di­ stinct Lino of political policy which tha I’reridssrtdsem. wise, and to which he i* willing to stand committed and on which to go before tho people fur re-elaotion. Thia is manly, and worthy of the chief executive of a great and prosper- Chicago, and a large number of thrae which bare uot failed refuse to jriy. their risks Thu* it is manifest that there is Htilo assurance of xafi-ty in the prevention of Joss from tire when cooflagrations occur. Absolute safety in all such cases t. tho requirement of tho ' day. Several broken Savings Banks in I New York and elscwharc. recently I manifest a noceaaity ter reform in those trust (Mmpaaira by which the poor are chiefly swindled. . J uc. tux CastsT —Mr. Henryi Craig of Quimbg, has been appoint*! agent i ter tha above onUbratod work, ter thi* | pro.pccttM of ths Detroit Part, published city, and the township uf IIsitings, and I in our advertising columns this wook. will giro every otn> a call if they can ■ eabeeribe ter this explicit wprk^" Tha . Tho Port is a paper which is a credit to Book is put terth with th» Vedl of re- | the Republicans of tha State of Michi­ gan, and truly represents the bee*, iuter- commondalious,from tho preen and an in c*t of tho whole people on all tho great tclligeni public, and about?tare a rapid'" insure all the raatshtotes in th- country nt a greatly reduced rate of premium and not be affected disastrously by such It h not neceasary to say that there n a conflagration as that of Chicago, will a wide diasimulariiy between tha spirit that animates the two great parties of this country. It has always existed, and questions of the day, not least of which sole. Mr Craig it wiU be understood l Measures for the better protection of has tho use of only ano arm, and thia 1 in epi to of “new departures,“ cm the one the ballot box will be devised, -.that side, and ‘teelarro niovcrnents,” on tho tha purchase and intimidation of voters, ncsrai, and the conssquout elevation of busineea will afford him • moans of' other, it will continue t» exist, until in all classes of laboring men. Wo ask for turning his time to a good account, and ' tho repeating and cheating going on in Mr. Henri Drayton for tho Last two. [ it the special attention uf such of our everybody subroribing, not only will rot the hietury of politics alone, will one or Nek- York City and In tho South may uights appealed at our National Thoutre readermns desire a Metropolitan paper, thoir mouey’s worth in a Cue book, but bath of tha opposing forres have an ox> bo checked, U not prevented. in tho "amc sad rtsrfhsy" play of “Niag-;,either daily or weekly. ilteane Ever tutne Democracy and BuThe tariff will also bo revised and . r-bama Mt the White Housed together, ' ara." Hit acting and tinging wno | taxation diminished, sad preliminary and Tollowing ia that hegrin. tho glory legislation Unking toward the Tmamp- equal to the expectation, ro for n_nio : A Goon Duly.—In another place will cf the party fled also from the most of tion of spedlo payment will undoubted- •«dr of tho play permitted, but the play lbe found tho Prospectus of the JAi-kson itself was almost “startling" oven to '1 Daily CUam, tho oldest daily paper in uur Stan- gc-reromenu aa well, the nonA Exaiammr Jcsr.—ConsidcraLfs'has frighten off an audience of tasta. It is ।Central Michigan, being now in the political observer could essOy see, that to be hoped that ho will change ths ., one obfeet, and One' only, actuated its b*on .aid about the regulations adopted , piece at ones The Departmsnto here!,citizens uf Hastings nn get the Crffow, by tho Station Agent, st the Depot, for leaders. This era* .imply to get back , evening at 7,50 o’clock, two hours , the govsrnmant of men engaged in the , again, at no matter what com, or by what sign coiumcriw, and for tho re-orgat>iza- .I closed at 12 a. to-day, to enable those ■ each i eumposing them to prepare for a thank*- j,after publication, giving us tho very, eunreyanro of powrangera to and from tian of the Civil Service wiU bo up tot Prompted br thia, their suctcsrivs diseusrioo, and it being a Presidential giving dinner to-morrow. Hie general ■ ] : tile Depot, tha porition that busses and platforms hare shown no relatiaaahip year, all the political question* of Hr.’ holiday will also account for one of your ' | I hacks coaid severally oacapy, and in corraspondnai’s letter. Iwiag one page !; whatever, one to another, their campaign day will bo thoroughly eomsidsred. relation to tho porition men could occupy cries have boon the dap trap of decta. t<< solicit poraeugor*, and a good deal of Under th« einmmstancei the Capital gogucism. and their issaei, mere tricks will be the political focus cf unusual । diMatixfaetion <-xpr«*ed. This lead us of the political charlatan. If they havo brilliancy and power, and the political to make diligent and careful enquiry as ■ been at all perristsut In any one thing, useftinau of every citizen during tho to tho foctsiu the cose, and as thsroiulibf' it ha* been in oontinunlly crying cor­ coming campaign, will be in precise pro- ■ DETROIT CORHESPOHDENCK our investigations are fully satisfied that ruption, and nssailfog every man elected portion to his intslhgsui spprociation of, Ex Gov. Buis, is chairman uf tho tl»’ regulations adopted by Mr. WTlder ’ to office by Republican votes, m a swin­ the now mnasurv-s. Our kxal politician, AcknowlodgsDunU-ThuilugiriiigDay couitnittw ou accounts, one of tho most are imminently proper, and entirely in Detroit -City Politics - Wheaton dler, a cheat, and a scoundrel. and publishers, must evince a dispovi just, and tliat there is no cause of comvs- the Relief Committee- Governor important, and for tho diacharge of tho Bat it transpired nt last, that the tionto learn what is'nsw. They will plamt on the part of any person. That Baldwin- City Inprovemanta-Peck's duties of which bo i”uno of tho best Democratic nest was not without its foul they should, in tha interest of all partiM. Hew Dry Goods Store-Why don't mtn iu tho nation. Wo cungratnlats be qnietiy bm euorgoticoly enforred, end bird*, anil, when th# screen w«» lifted th'- people that *» Lwrt wan was select­ Isdfovo in the end, all intervsted jiortios from their deeds, the whole nation stood ed for that position, and nt the same will be utidied they oro for the good of dismayed at tho gigaatic frauds that had tints a man second in ability to none tho puhliivand no dotrimont to them ot been jierpctratod in the name of goveraViriluta during the sotslou of Con­ other that represents the north west in iusut And now what is done by this gress now about to convene, will find - Thursday, Nor. 30th, or rather either House of Congress. mote thaa the usual change for the let- Thooksgivtag Day, finds “Juvenia" The railroad aid bonds salt, now in anew more in his ere-uatiHuod pines of habftxtion, refrtahed and n’ inrignrated pn gross at Detroit, is attracting consid­ grand bronze doom from tha: corridor by his sojourn m your Iwspitablo city, erable attention, as it involves ques­ to redeem the uaisio of the party from to tha East Front; tha rensodalting of of which, and its inhabitants ho shall ab tions that are of vital importance to total obloquy and disgrace, placed in (ho oH Mapramtatiw. Chamber ; the wny* bear kindly retncmUraiioe. Let many in this State. It will prolnldy nomination, against1 the notorious Tom this lufltee jdfr a genoral scknowlodgv- be terminated next week. C. Fields, Horatw Scypcur, a man whose doq> of the edifice; ths curbing and integrity no one baa ever questioned. rodding of flic surrounding terrace and Betieving him Itourag. the Bopubli- plateau, all add materially to tha nraXtxwsand Uriah at tide grandest of aroiri- The result wn* that aided by Ropnbli-Professor Gaiffinor, tha dactnrtan, ean votes, there ven not enough hon­- who, fur sumo year* post has been light­ est Democrats in his district to cleet Bey- ing ths capital gu by dtetrio^, has been busy for s month part with a fotre i of hxrtii.hor* making hi* splendid sppa■ tabu shine- Daring the reeow.ho has i txvn exiled Iran diffenml port* uf the • errantry to inMdare his fataM electric­ al proni, which, until lately, has only been applied to the lighting of. tha Na­ tions! Capitol. The Grund Union rail­ road depot, ths.flendid Jswtsh Cub able system of appointment*, get into positioas, to disgraao in the sod, them*rlTes and the effire they have unworth­ ily secured. But heroin the differs neo. The Be- electrical apparatus. Ono uf the must totorwting righte b«ra iato aeo him t ration of public affiura, tho Dmsooracy ]tight several Stoosaad hunters In the soy thte tMy dte ami ctond nedy Itwinkling of an eye by simply turning to throw tho cloak of their party over a । erank wad prnesuig a '-<«re. The ofcoyUl.. lb a G„_. every rascal that will tue it for proton- | 'm«nt for the cottrteriee extmdod to him, Tor should ho go into details thereof the oulurans of tho Bwxa could wot con­ tain, all that he would write oa that sub- ajeard ctcar. cold and bright, oaa was •ery generally and very paiil-i observed, indeed the general remark was “it seems like Sunday" and so it did. The storm were almost unireroafly closed, the tendsd sad alm. giving, or rather the Aank.riffrrings, hearty and groervus. Amoaetnenla of various kinds were offered and were well attended, “tho lydix Thompson Troupe,'' gracing or dtignkttng the Op-ra Hous.'; Albsrt W. Aoken's Company occupying tho Young Man's Hal] with "Witches of New York," and tha "A'ariatias'' offering its usual show, all tho*c I ray were well potroniiod, but withal there was very little draaintiwM and our street* ware Kalamazoo, Northwest. Though but a few ywiis ' old, it has grown to bo om of tho flrat, and rwivt's tiro cmlnrsmnuti uf our leading burinow iwnto Um GmoSJUpU. Emk. It gives us gnidt pleasure (o* indorse ’ every word tbs Chicago Jwsaay Part say. of tho Grand Rapid* Biuinma Collage, conducted by Mrssrs. 8 wrmaburg A Rob-, bins, and also to note that our young ■ «/ur Store is full of choice Gool* for ___ .. ' --n-^ Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapid®, Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery is made ex­ pressly to our order by tho best English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. the Appetite, PURIFY YOUK BLOOD. Xi*obH- •?wgs?s?« 4JKE ROOT. Especial attention is re­ quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted tn Sets, Crosses, Etude. Pings, Etc. A very complete assortment of Dia~ id Studs. Diamonds mounted to or­ ' tn our own shop. I Monogram Seals, Crests, For which the highest market pries in Cash notice.. [NOCURE.NO charcT SHEPAKDS coiponm wahoo biw sto!Mxr»ssitwr~* l“ • ach, Ortt renew, Aervoxs and SUk Hcadarhr, Liver Complaint, rever.tAfftte, Dftptptia.irormt in Children, Cites, ItUiou* CmnjdalnU, Lou of Appetite, £rup- i the Hcliday ecaapn, to which wo. invite' the attention of <rar friend, nnd citinms lion wo mak» on opening ‘‘Peterson’s Magarinr" for January. It is impassi­ ble to eanreire how a lady's buck could be handsomer, or'more porfrcL ‘"I Wander if I could Dance,” the principal iteel-plato, is one of the most charming wn havo over seen. Another steel-plate is “The New Guvornres,” illustrating a beautiful tele by tha author of “Kath­ leen's LovtsStory.” The dnubte-rire generally . Beautiful Christmas Gift*, choice Toi­ let Set. and IVrfumary, Shell and Fancy Hox»e and Brakes 7 , ;r'y ' Nfrnoxsi NOTIONS'!! STANDARD BOOKS, . AND POEMS, PRAYERBOOKS, WRITING DEtiK.5, FINEl-oaOSTBOOKS. HHt'lK’’ AMERICAS AND PORTFOLIOS, CARD CARBS, AND not disgraced with the usual holiday in•briott-ail of which wo attribute to a certain sober second thought which par*ad<-i all m view of the -nd sufferings srtach haw befidlen so many o! our felWraw.thls Kdl yrer 1871. And so ii,is and soil«vsr will bain thi* sad Spr-trooni are sent gratis. > chsmgsag world of oura Sorrow will parties to see i PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, DIARIES FOR 1874. ” A >*. To famitisa and parties wishing to trim and light Christmas Trera. will find it to fhoir advantage to gfrte tie a New Advertisements. » a siUndid number. It has brantiftlly illustrated articles on Chicago the Indians ; firat-clase stories ; various skHuhes; £ilhy paragraphs cn scientific Wactured expressly for them, by some of the best makers in Locle, Sivitzrrland. and thus save to their customers the importer's profit, in h'cw York. • For Sato by ACKLEY A 8LADE, I . JA Hartings, Mich. u I cmM MARBLE �Tl. UUa Mm riita A goo< Roee-wood Melodeon for as cheap. laquiro at foe Burax. office corner of State street and Broadway. The First Primary, Muh Bauer, Pre- Duank^iving day i. an tartitufon ccptreea, i* to occupy the first floor, and that brioog. j^-uliariy to this country and people. It* history i. port of the history «f lb* aatfon. The forty-two men who, with their famdiea, cm. hun­ dred and two paroun* in *11, landed from tho Mayflower <m Plymouth Ruck tn IG20 aduptoil, and each rign-d soon, stitutional compact fee riril gorerumrol. “Thi*,” my* the bbtorion Bancroft, “vu the birth of popular eonatitutiorol Uberty." Tb-ise men who, on that bleak and uninhabited coot amid thu enow* of wiutor, mid before th* n!wt .hollar had be«n erected on land, formed the germ of this nation in which wo live, were aleo the originator* of the Thanksgiving Nice Sc»aM Darr* Sracr. for 80< at tha PhcroixCW.8 nr.of Rn—ll Norin*. ■suite. M. E. 8. 8. Coxcxxt.—Tho Conrert at the Motbodi.! Church, last Bunday ova, was nttniidcd by a Urge concourse ’ uf people. The manner in which ovwy. tiling was conduct,*!, show* how well the scbolnn apyn-ciate th* utfort. of their Supcrintrndant and Teacher.. We have no time to give an extended notice of tha concert, but must say that the •oag on “Tho Burning of Chicago,” by foe Butler Sister, was very elfecUte, and appreciated by rite audk-aco. Little Itatella Whoelre aong a beautiful piece which was well reevirod. In fart, the. whole programme was corrW out by the scholar* to the credit of tte school li'.'HKJIT, x<». ■ ICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division lumber Wanted! 30,000 feet of Ash Lum­ ber, 10,000 feet White Oah Lumber, and 5,000 feet White Wood, wanted on ac­ count, and in exchange for Agricultural Implements. 5OP Cords of Wood want­ ' ed on account, and in cxchange tor Agricultural Im­ plements, and we will pay part Cash. AU persons indebted io C. F. Dwight Jr Co., are hereby notijud to call and settle their notes and- accounts im­ mediately. Special meeting of the (lommou of the Weal are already the greatest Council, held et th. Council Rooms on stock range* of tho world. Her moun­ Thursday evening, DecemberTik, 1871. tain* uro mountain, of gold and ail ver Preeent, Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Ham, and Iron >nd copper. Underneath her broadcast over tha earth, and no coun­ try on claim a monopoly of than. The Indian'. hunting ground ia well worth Thu. w. find within our own domain his effort to retain, and to hia nomad tic tho mines of England, cf Russia, and of Australia, foe vineyaxd* of Italy and Spain, the grain field, of Fran™ aud Germany, foe cotton fields of Egypt and •ion of foe condition and surrounding circumstauoe* of the Pilgrim cukuiata, wo would perhaps scarcely reoognisn the occasion for their offering apodal Tlucnksgiring. The very winter of their landing, one-half of the colony fell rio- In th* combination of hlementa which year of the wtttemcnt, their victual* constitute real greatnoea and contribute were so entirely .pent that they know- to tb. w.lftreof men. thi. country of nut at night where to have a bit in the cure I* truly unrivalled among all na- jK»sca of thia association. in connection with the I’rosbyterfan Church, seem tn these baxdahii«, and foe eocceaa of the be popular with that socio ty in thia city colony nfjgr year* of privation and .of­ Tho sum uf sixty •dollar* having been fering, in raising ueedod food, suggested the first obeirvanco of a day for special Thanksgiving. Tha official appointment baa been traced bock to the year 1331. with tho probability that th* day wo* even earlfor ubaervt-d. We might contrast not only th* occaeight-column paper, and in typographi­ aioa for Thanksgiving, which w* hare cal appearance, aa neat and tasty m any a* a people to-day, as compared with paper in tho country. Mr- E. A. Black- that of thow pilgrim father*, but foe man, iu young and euterpriring pub- manner of the obeervance a. well. liaher doeervea auccee. for furnlahing In that early day the whole commohi* reader* with a paper printed all at nity in a body would assemble for dahome and representing homo intaroeu ao faithfully. Long may it wave. agent, at Nashville. He goes ea.t, Thursday, on a visit to hi* aged parent*Hi*many friend* unite in wishing him a pleasant journey. , See notice in another column of “Ben­ der Pleasant and Beautiful your Hout"*" Tho Daily nad Weekly Patriot mide Tur N«w Frau.—J. W’. 4 G. G. Boot- from politic*, (of court*) are a* good ley, manufecturero of amh. doors, blind* mper* na can be found in Central Michand molding., and ovwytliing cbo. aro so busy selling moldings that they can­ not write for the local column thi* week. nrw Daily lately Marled rumc* freah and neat aud evince* tho < lwprise of it* {Mibliaher* aa well • the people of that place in auataiumg lira daily paper to wa«t their rapid, gr ring tuauy wuo have no thought uf reverence for Ovd, or uf real thanksgiving for hi. great su’d unuumbared mercies. Although tho manner and apint of the ubeorrancnof the Thanksgiving day has so changed, nnd there are now com­ paratively tew who aro intereeted to moot and tbnnk (Jud in solemn service, u comparwl with the many tboughtlew if not thankbwa on**, It to our pleasura to recall something of the ancient devo­ tion, and to come together hero that we may render devout gratitude to God for hi* many btesamg. And when en­ gaged in vuch special earrice, 1 feel like letting th* occaoion itself auggoat our thought*. A dav of thankfollnees should surely bo filled with reflections Wooley. Council called to order by hi. Hon. tha Mayor. Minute* of last *dj*ttrned and regu­ lar meeting read aud approved. Mr. Kanfirid, in behalf of street com- the road job of Dr. Rush's, on Cham­ berlin addition in 3d and 4th Ward, and that tho same w*s done according to contract Tha following eeount* were presented and referred to Finance nut found in tho Old World. Commiltee, and by than reoonuhend io Pardon mo if I .earn to eocupy too l>" allowed and order* drawn. much of your time with a diapUy of the physical resource* of our country. Tho story ha* been often told, but I confess I can nevar tiro cf thinking of them, nor thick of foam without enthuriaun Yet I hope it to with no vain glory that wc recur to them to-day. We would not even think of them simply with the com­ mendable pride wbkb may animate potrioU and atatMmem We eecall them aa occaaiocs for devout thankagiving— fur this year and all year*. They are at th* bari*of the prosperity iu agricul­ ture. in trade, iu mana fartur" and in all foot appertain, to our living, with which the post roar haa becti crowned even more perhaps than utherjeara _ But we do nut forget that nil pbytiiai sasaens wa. inhabited by the savage* found on it by our forefather*, a. they are now. Il needed eni^hUael iuteltoet guided by Christian virtue to tronrf>rm tha Tigorating clime which together are ocoeeaary to a great and intelligent peo­ ple. And the extent uf that Zone *mbraoee the capabilities for varied pro­ ■3S’«t popalalad ia however too cumbcroome for strength, and of too varied local interrete for unity, unleu it lie* facibtte* fur conatant aad rapid and eaay interrourae am! interchange if product.Isolate it. part* from each other and it* greate.ee. ia gone Inereoa* and multi­ ply tha aveanee trf travel and commotee, and you enlarge by ju*t *o much it* bc.hip, there wn. frugal banqueting and nificenoe and power. Hence greet inland much goed eheer. But how ditfervnf .eo. are truly reeervoir* of national were they from th- profaeeuee* now eo .trength- Tbeir commercial capebilitiro universal and the idle pleasuring cf foe Gosa —The Editor uf the B.axxx and wife left thi. morning, on a brief visit to friend* in th* euuth-weiL They will be absent about ton day*, during which time tB* borine*. department ot the office ia left in charge of Mr. Holtnr*. Michigan Central R. R. yai foa tithe of har-prodnctirauM ia undro^d. From her Southern plains, ah* not only fill* her own cotton milk bnt those of England, and rimo-t of the one tituo they were reduced to one pint | The extent of territory, which is of corn, which waa parched and diatrib-1 •care* y lea* than that of all Europe,— utod, giving each peroon fire kernel*. - not including the great area of Ahuka— But, aay* Bancroft, “rumor fall* abort I i* indeed exceeded by the Russian end Tna Social connected with the I*ro»- uf reality ; fir throe nr four month* they bytcrian Church and Society, wn. pleas­ antly entertained on Tueedny evening by Mr*. Jauie* P. Robert*. The com­ pany wn* largo, and tho receipt* Sl’.fiO. or anything else but * cup of pure A* theei' fund* are in aid of tha Sabbath spring water, wav foe beet dish.which School*, we note with pleasure the lib­ the hoepitality of tha whole colony could eral donation made by the gucete of offer. Yet during all thi* season of solf-denial and suffering, the confidence of the Pilgrim* in tho mercic. of Pruri- FLOWER LOI> «? Murfar evrafe*. 9U>. uiuux us smicr uutl S=fSS=S2SMSiSCSX paw** m with the magmtu<le and variety Of foe gifta with which Gud he* endowed tkisaation. From her groat interior basin, aba nut only feed, her fucroaaiug pepafatioc, bnt eend. bread to other nn- oa VnU, U SI. —t Io. ■h, d orniira, iu anu>i Departmenu The mama selected by tho Board are in the building* owwad by Dr. Win. Upjohn and A. Rower, on tho Great n»vigabl* rirot* ar* as arterial to tho national life, uniting tho divetso momboro into one body, and invigorating the whole by th* uncearing flow of their intelligence of tho people and tho pre-1 valence of a holy religion ba. End to the , formation and growth of the nation, and , the well being of it* • must not Indulge ounc THE DETROIT POST men suceeaded easily in getting posees- j sion of foa Governmanl. and in making I it the moan, of unlimited frauds. At > such a juncture the only pwafcld roli- ■ anoe for earing the city from idisonlcr I Regular meeting of tho Comm oil and ruin1 mu»i be in foe Christina virtue I Oauudl, iicld at the Council Booms in and intagrily «ul wfedom that mightJ said city, on Monday evening Dec. IL still exist among her citisecs- Wo may । Council called to order by his Hon. all be thankful to-day that the eweat has। . the Mayor. J, proven that there were ecough righteous । men ta the city of New York to arrvrt | Present, Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Bird­ her rain, and we can plainly see what a 1. sail. Erotraau, Hama Have* and ,l£roealration to the city has been 'her wp-,,j field. Minute* of last meeting read ISOLD IX HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k SLADE. Render Pleasant and Beauti­ ful your Homes. tha great lake*, aad th* riven Hudaon, Ohio, MWrari and Miroarippi, far the eommaadiing porition ia tha world whrih thi. nation now bold*, and for the romtorta. not to aay luxuries enjoyed by tom of injunction, that would make man intelligent, end her Proteetant Cbtnvbe.. I each of iu inhabitant to-day. IWthu oontinrat been dertitute of thoro natural highway* before foe era of Railway ayetem*, Slate would have been a aeparate community in it. intererata and devriopneoaL and the ooalinu«d union ot the whole would have bren ‘hia Temple The review of the year at then nnual TiiBnk»giring occasion* to always loractorited in on* respect by a sew m, that may seem to rob it of its interrt. Material prosperity, aa regard, foe • roducU of tho country, and tho nbunanco of all those thing, which con trida. ota to tho romfort and foe luxuries of Tho tracklayer* on the G. R. 4 L E. ! H. laid 3-4 of o mil© of iron tha 4th and a lull mile tho fifth instant Tho cold rear alike wo recount abundant harvests, weather doc* nut affect work that b home, filled -with plenty, comfort* as­ sured to all th* industrious, with very driving tn aueh mant-er. We hope the Kai. Hasting* aud L>w- few exreptiona, and luxuries and wealth ellR-B- may progrea* at ft* aanpt inc-roaring throughout our country.— On* year differ* from anothar ealy in qwed when work commence*. tts sfaWram, rot at ah a. waat and dretituti-n differ from plenty. So habitual ia oar sxperiroce of aa ahoudingptariya** peopfe **1 that :’S3, LOCAL EVENTS. Wo ecarcejy know tha worth of mfarial prosperity rice* we hare HIM know, th- went of it. LM a like those that have periodically d**oUtad many oariroa, N»d Uh* fort wHA TXT RECEIPTS---- Bui 1 and latut dylu. for ula al Ute Banner Office. The Mawjurnd* Ball cm the 28th pevr.’,.. to be a fine affair. Our Job Printer has been doing n fine taakot sones. road. Th. iron W*b fa being woven thickly over the whole eurfeoe of the land, end erery thread eaxria. what would Lav* been * hundred J*»n ago foe oumBreroe of a notion- The laying of th* rail, is ■* 1-g- preceded by set­ tlement, and eiriiiraUoa, bat on every rid* foe road, rewefo out far into fee MSI TvcUHianitiit!!! no �■s-rKg^^^s-i- Geo. P. Rowell t Co's Column. 8 O'CLOCK. o kf,itoiS a?*lke ■neu'w’SSn’ CSUMUr. dinalradbyeiatolaetosl. < kiUlMaaiJforiMd to Mtu« all Tk...hkU4. Girt JZZJuy f.;». HYlflrtl 'KiaHYEKNTH • Mt thiakm who am the lou: tiJkik. as tor. cartas to cttMk when light Is bniught to the natal's edgn. anjuijll ^uniijiap, Mwurpv.uMaN^v u,MM■ ■ $ 200,000 00 ifypD - K Sewn year, of rilent inquiry art. nW•d for a man V> loam the troth, but it known to Us fidfowmon—Pfafc. CrsurI tlwughb aro sometime great raluu Ono of thuie may ■ tho kvy to open fur ua a yH nulls a|SLrtw»utin the psdnoe of truth. IM Wk toyMjaaatoTla^tM 1 CUNDURANGO !* iSifess,.»..sr',r::-.“st>’-n« ■rwarmar,,. A.Ur,.. Xaiku.l I*.bUafcacDa Ctilwyi, 1IL. CiMlaaalt, 0.. Ht. bwila. Ma. PAGER, i TnTesl’iraa m.PlMU mJ ’'■“nVO’cti'LoiSii'i’i’LATE* *125 S’ASi.'S-.tSXMM Q!.>,«WI IM IWUTTOAH OOtD! Watead. J.K HAI KU. Ur..1 Falla. M. ILeSaar WHEAT! S10 from 50<; VjEiS' r wrjswte Wit ia not ths product of stody.it camM almost aa unexpectedly cu tho speakdr a* tha fo.arer , one of tho fint MBh. of it is good tamper. The arrows uf wit ought always to be feathered with smiles: when they foil » that they become sarcasm JOHN IL PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. r.sr^'Srfc.’ UNIVERSALISM Demorest's Illustrated Monthly «ui(<,CShH*Uut'a.'U4Mt‘>'. ttes»Ba»si A lar(> aaaartaual of Eaa SfeSE?*- MORMONS I MORMONISM Aa »■ upiaaUae of aleak a .TOHX PATTON A SOS,' PKTER©* QiSNi&n MUSICAL LIBRARY, fSJSWSKl. FIFTEEN VoTUOtTlEED WITH MUSICAL CHOICE PIANO HLW VOCAL COHESIONS. monthlYl'^ “WIDE AWAKE'-'".: —_____ ________________ ■■■I THEA-NECTAR ADENTSWANTED ONE.DOLLAR PER YEAR. 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TIE BUT MICE MID BELIM I Sa. II Caaal wpNuin. Raoai SI. Oraad larMade la anr part of ike werld MCDGNABT. 1 ids.lUsAlgM. 1—I.msi Ootara. Ob>un* Faici te. JS" g&aa^SrastS, HnsttAasB?***- —- FOR FAMILY USE. JbrMt«w ACKLEY A tiLADE. NATURE’S Hair Restorative! JOtTJf E. PUTTER f OO., 014 and crrRamwnwSeet, PMJLAMirEn � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-12-20.pdf 6fb50e6f39daf669cedaee72e58e4235 PDF Text Text Tlf« RffdsucmBiytmu. VOL XVI MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1871. glorioni work of making her houss i;>o neat to be habitable, her son Writer gave to tying exquisite knots in his col­ ored cravals, and combing his oiled Jock* so aa to took Eke a dandy barber. And she bad no other children. Tta kind Providence that watches over the desti­ ny of children take, cam that vary few are lodged in ttaw terribly clean house*. But Welter was not at tta table, aad Ralph had so much anxiety test his ab­ sence should be significant of rriL that with fever and tha statement of tellta did no: venture to enquire after him lag his story; theirs wars wot with as he rat there between Mr. and Mr*. Never taforo Equalled In this City, tta QLA1.ITY, HTY1.E AM) VALUE. Dress Goods in el! the latest novritfo.. Real IriMlx Poplins, Velours, (Sex-gen, Japanese Silks*, striped and All plain. Wool Plaldw, "That fa my namt .ir," raid she. turairg hor face teArd Ralph, who could not but rtenark the contrast be­ tween tta thorough retmeawnt of her manno.- and tar coarse, scant, uubsped pauper frock of blue drilling. -I MW your daughter yesterday." "Did pin sro my boy )” ' Ttare waa a tremutousnsM in tar Miss Nancy, aa votes end an agitation in her manner which diseloeed tho emotion she strove in vain to conceri. For oriy tho day before BsQ Jnee had informed hor that Stacky would ta bound out on Saturday and sta would find Uut gtta agin him worn'I a payin' businms, so much os with an appetite only justified by tes long mutxing rido and the oxceUoncy of tlio brown cakes, tho golden nonoy, sad tho coffee, enriched, sa Aunt Matilda’s always was. with tta moat generous cream. Aunt Matilda was so absorbed m telling of tta doing* of tta Dorcas Society that ata tad entirely forgotten MaUneti, Ralph told her about Stack's dafety. I id:ri! not wnU d >m tho oonveraation bon. Critics would aay that it was aa uierwrough: aoeno. A, if all tho world wore aa cold as they! AH that I I can tan is that thia refined woman I tad all sta could do to control taracif in her mgernesi to get out of tar prison LEA1H5G STOVE. DomnticH of all Popular Jlfate, Cheaper than Ever! Flanels. Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, fur aotno time. But when ta toetad ax 1 shuck up, ride up to, the Aunt Matilda'a immaculate—tarribjy,*'u — -*----- —• *«-immaculate—housekeeping, hie heart1 failed him, and h- would have sold nothing tad ata not inadvBrtcnlly open- i WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! 10 per Cent. Below Fall Prices. ' ’ it would Make a Quaker -saugh. Groceries, 11at*. Mt do t_______ _______________ ,__ Cap*, and closely, unless you rare up all tape ofa re-nomination to cffic.-. One curious ef­ fect of political aspiratioas in Hoopolc County, was to shut the eyre that they could not see, to close ths oars that they could not hoar, and to destroy tho sense of smelL But Ralph, not being a polltiasn, smelted tta h<<-pen with jut (Sad Hie stench within, and saw every where the transpai^nl fraud, and heard tta echo of Janskte cruelty. A weak-eyed-gixl admitted him, and as he did not wish to snake Jus business known st onro, ho alfocted a sort of idle interest in tta place, and asked to be al­ lowed to look around. The' weak-eyed Clothing. BOSTON CASH STORE. HASTINGS MARBLE WORXSI •sssxtt Siiitm ai Mettaiical Dtite, with children, twenty per-1 urns in all, were obliged to sleep in one roofo, which owing to tta hili stope, was partly under ground, and which tad but half a window for light, an3.no veutillation, except tta chance drnit from tta door. Jones tad declared that tta women with children must stay there— “ho wanj't a-goiri to bare brats a-nianin’ over the whole house." Here were ricioui woman and good wmaeu, with what I was going to say." And ta pro­ ttaw children, crowded Uta cbtokona ic ceeded to toll how anxious tihocky was to imo his talf-blind mother, and actual­ ly ventured to wind up his rwnarks by .uggvsting tta: Stacks', mother be in­ vited to Stoy - v.r tiu.day U Au.i , ,»-rp»tu*i quarreling and occasional tilde’s house. fighting ■■ Bless mr stan!*’ arid that astonishIn the quarter* dovolsd to tta insaus, people slightly draieatod and rasing maniacs wose in th" rsuue rooms, while there were also those Uttar wrecks which nt in lmp« on tho floor, mumbling aud ci uttering unintelligible words, tho whois current oE their thoughts hope- at very low figures. TheLGerumn War bn.- forced the French to put a heavy export AMERICAS MARBLE Bender Flusut ind Besutifal year Bonus TWO PRIZES TO EVEBT SVBSCMBER! tasd from whom sta tail boon bauiahod for two stars. It scemod to tarthat sta oould die with that flaxen head up­ on tar bosom. And so. In spite of tta oppositan of Bill Jam's son. who threatened tar with every sort of ov2 if sta lolt, Ralph wrapped Mrs. Thomson's blue driltag in Nancy Sawyer’s shswL and boro tho leuble woman off to Howiaburg. And ox thsiy drove away, a sad, childlike voice cried from the gratings of tta upper window, -Good-by I good-by !" Ralph turned uad uiw that it was BhiL poor Bhil. for whom there was :»o deliverance. And all tta way back Ralph proaouaoed mental maledictions on the Dorcas R a-w.iv Hnf or for tta sending garments to tho Fire Petals tioatlTsca Islands, whichever it was, but for being so Hind to tta sorrow snd poverty within its resell. Ho did not know,'for ho tad nut read the reports of ths Boards of Blate Charities, that n*arir ril ahn*bouaes axe very mueh like thia, and that Barlow & Goodyear. urjM. Tto*wteTl?taM7ra*M(Mre(*. vnr <,!.■>, MMsir yM.iM ***«• The best place in the $ ■vats -k«r*Vy * GROCERIES g 1 CITY OF HASTINGS. «• ns prwisl lo je*»lj ‘The Poor^Rplatio ‘“Tho Inundation, Frita, Eleven tti Wn LS1is',“S,'‘^rS‘ CITY PAINT STORE! LUMBER It was a center shot, aud tho lawycrundo, lawyerhke, enjoyed a good hit. And ho cajoyul a good hit at,hia wife best of ail, for ta never veal: rod on one himself Bat Aunt Matilda frit that a direct reply was imjMMsibb. Sta was not a lawyer but a wum-tn. ami so dodgod tta question by making a coun­ ter charge. " It teams to me, Balph, that yoa tare picked up some vmy tow assonatea And you go around st night, 1 am told. You get orsr taro by dgylight. end I beer that yon tare-made eocanicn <auw with a lame soldier who nets aa a spy for thieves, and that your sunning about of nights is likely to get you into WANTED COMUISS a HOWS PAINTERS; pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash of white, ____ ____ Lu tivns, instinct toward adornWhen you tave barnod ta liyn wall sr taken this chRdiah you will know bow to die well. rai hit this time. “ I suppose,” that you taro been listening Henry Small*. Baa" Ralph, taw you talk 1 Tha , ol all is that you abuse inch ------ B _ian <u Dr. Small, tho most oxiplary Christian young man in tta One who forgives ererything to fate who forgive Mmutf nothing~Hs that i.loo proud to ask h toogood ring cream, and ta could see no tape ! any tatter fete far tar. Sta followed tm round the barn-like rooms, retarntg every now and then to tar qcesrion, Ben t you think I might g. tam . CHXRRY. Paints, Oil*, Varnuhea, Mixed IFSTTEWOOD. Paints, Bntshea, and Ar­ 1FHIT1ASH, tist’s Materials, Wall HARD -d SOFT HADL£ Paper, Window Shades, tai RA88W00D. The tcoak-cysd girl tad been called ray for a moment, and Ralph stood only, at the very lowest rates. l»Uah_ Out 4. - ' HICKS. * BRO; , 1 OmimnUl Muting, Half an hour later. Balph, taring recn Miss Nancy Sawyer's machtnety of warm baths and simple remedies oner safely in operation, and taring soon tta roan colt comfortably stabled, and re­ warded for hie fcithfolnns hr a boned- 8tr j'-ft ROBERTSf'W^A aw uhcc —. .. ; ample, satisfactory, and-amazing justice to Ita Aunt Martha’s tat buckwheat cakes and worm coffee. And after his Ufa in Flat Or ok, Aunt Matilda's house did look like paradise. How white tta table-cloth, h-w bright the coffee-pot, how clean tta wood-work, how gluten- i ing die brnre door-knob*, bow spolfoes I everything that esno under tta sore.- । mgn swsy of Mre Matikl. White! For । in rrery Indians village a* large a. I UwUut. <w M. rl doacn wwaun wbo are admitted to be 30 Years , Experience Medicini ;ufis, to Ralph, who sat picturing to himaeU the silent tatter» which Dr. Email*, eyes paid to Aunt Matilda, and the quist oxpresrion of pein that would flit aaroes Ha foce often Ralph's nsxne was men­ tioned. Aud never had Hartsock un­ derstood bow masterful! Small's artinoos wore. Ho had managed to obvato him­ self in Mrs. White's estimation and to destroy Ralph at tta same time, and he managed to do both by a contraction ot the eyebrows! .. But tta silence was growing priuful and Brink thought to break it aud tent i •» V *(Lwh ta t i BOTTLKB raw BUB! A n.rxx*jrx exLntnrn »»¥• of) our poor, deed mother' Matilda eadeenrreed to eta Ho strutted «W nad down like adtilL । ^Tiun General Andrew Jt^uoa." ta ' began. •• Propio <W. belters it, but I am. I tad ray head etattaT atBsMa 1 VuU.anAJtes»w । isn’t nigh so good aa tta old one; it's ( ;«Uto on on. ride. That's why ttay We «e:stap the promotion (fall pood. Il that >. very beautiful, shining tmmorBit I know acme thiap. My d, bright, everything that is good. potato, oa « aide, box iris uU . __________________ _ An unjust aceuMtfac is Uta n barbed Cottar. And when I know al my ‘Load. tta leftside of a ‘ I *know u. arrow, winch mast ta drawn backward rL<». »»J~ tasi. Lmn down tare. —. — thing out of. tta left di;. tide. Not Nvi out of yeur dtettMtau. side, raiad ya I woshia't fa the on to social srraxnr k. u-a-..JL-u-J -« «... . toC'ei srt.""- �W^- ers Our Michigan member, fa the femeto and House have been aaslgued to tho various Committee., aad it Menu to ns that each one are adapted with peculiar Ctnre* for tho work b.>fore them. There certain cause will prove generally pops U ono thing o-rtaia the affaire of the kr withold membss. of the dominant nation will suSsr no neglect from Michi­ pater We ehalf see in due tire. gan num. Sean tar Chandler is ChairA bill was introduced into the House ofRopreeeniativta yetasrday apn^ri*tiag two Bullion, of dollars to purchase Mima and Mining. Senator Ferry i. on the square fa Chicago on which the old three canmittece—Naval Affaire, Poet Government building stood aud to comOffice and Poet Rondo, and Pacific Rail­ menoo die erection of a new U. 8. buildroad*. in the House, Mr. Blair ■ The piece*, nfoddefat are “The Iren : -IB*; N6J,’1 1 (mlh oil ita uteggut mMu-J i Much ado Dhuil Ntahiag,1.’ ■ Ofarw Twist,” Ac, all eured with th. utmare Meltty and Isren rewarded >7 crowded hemare. Inhia o.nfawWallucl i. ummn*s«Ml and Mm. Barnard j* equally *« ju bar’s, and asgafartskiag bs if th» lore of her hanl-naroed Butane ia trying to retablish Eugli.li Qparo fa this country had ■rtaulted in * great *IK.co**, fastesd of a ral failure, ffba h a «s*«ri»zfoiu ar- i*uMTCT?pretoUranu bdw MT. »_ln „ l*vn for sovi-rid puifiing on toward* cumphrtion, and grutmiUfiu 1L^ Wachtai. the piece of Gwraan terrorx h to give ns one grand concert next week, and ' judging by bi* sm crei in Eastern citios win create a furor here. Bui why in the namo of goodness do there artiste demand sack foarful .ata­ ri*. a* fo compl the management to dtmandt1.50or}3 for single odmiMion. It Is an outrage end a fraud upon the American pecpls, who can rommjy du, thing by quietly staying sway from all such porfbrmanree. cm srrsra*, rounra, ac^ Tho Board of Public Work* Bill Us in the interest* of tin Xugua Khip Ca- continue to be read, like those of 8ooU virtually beea pronounced unoon.tituual, or culargciueut of tha Walland ca­ aadDioherM.faraU fatttra gannniUoa* tiunal by our Supreme Court, the Judge, nal, and coii*e<|uenUy of efasy inuiril to The fair author is “Tha Baitmuto standing 2 aad 1 The four Qommiario*. th. sea board ; a matter of great impor­ Tautphoeru,” author of the “The In­ The Wtathnr is unusually cold hers far era selected will of course not act upon itials.” and Mmthjat iff llmnstehmtsd. thia eearea. their appointment under the act, and tance to svciy liusfars* man and farmer I*Jrd Erskine, I formerly ■ Lard . High Albert Hmrey. oelonxl, w« fouu.l mere likely a new BUI Irea otywtiousblo in ths Nortb-Wret. aud a revolution was Chance lor of F.ngUnd. [ ftug^bd' fa age, Weight* and Measures. Mr. Suth­ adopted memorealiring Congress to that ; yesterday morning ftoae to death on will be paaeeil at tho text aceeion of oar Great Briisin. but ainu-- hot msrri*"n erland is on tho Committee on Naval l«th street near the canal. Verdict, I*-giata:urv. The Board of Park Cum- effect Ita proceeding* were characterAllaire, and Mr. Foster is a member of ira-1 ly great harmony. The only op- ’ to a Gorman nobleman, residing on tho death from cxjioauro. miaaioncra bring the appofa Uncut of the GontineUt, .Ito deplete Wo'w-tfi rare A while woman was picked up at SSd City Couaol will not 1M ol.jectoi to nor position coining from the Buffalo Board fidelity. ' lu tite whole riwlm of faodern and I steeeu nearly frosim to death with bo compclted to go into litigation— the of Trade, who sent uu a reoumricaac. a botttaof whisky by her side sb. fn- Gods be praised for that, It is n "rcasum- which ,wa«. respaelfully listened to, but maiiaa devoutly to !« wished for." 'Elie foiled to make any great snpreirion on Wall'. Opora House, ono ul our day* of our Dstua-xatic City Goiuru- the C<mvc3tii)i< Governor Faireliild of W«a>iudu preu<lod, and tho reprau>t>The London Tt*ti luoka with favor Washington thaatne took fire tins mor- | meat close with the “idee of Deoombsr.” latj^’ generally were men of wnnter- ' upon President Grant'* m image. In tong and was entirely eoMumed togeth- ।| Tho chronic offlaals who totue of them ’ aal reputation ai|1 ability. ■ regard to incorporating the telegraph er with the stage apphaacoa, Tho i1 have held S yearn uninterrupted peases- ' . .tof. party, ________ now look aad with the mail service, think* it would bo buildup .was a very jndiffbront one for! riun of the Bpoiia who n:<ir.vi-itigsting jthn charges each a pttepooe, and its lore will perhap* and waary <uul with Cardinal Wolsey of incalculable benefit to our country. hurry up the propoeed enterprise of! exclaim: “ Farewell, a lung farewell to againid *omv nf <mr Common Council Ute advice., jilaoc the Prince beyond erecting e Urge and ajpointed Aeade- [ all my greatness," for “Othello's octu- and diligeatly pushing on tin matter my ot Music ar Opera^Honse foe "Wash-1 pafion* goao." And now, gontl imnn and tin- rasnlt is mrelatfaua which are danger, and a spoedy recovery is no* ’ Republicaaayouaro hoped for. Prey.re are daily offered own way for two year*, uw your power and otir retiring Mayor. Dotes three for hi. Royal ILghrere Biigg, the “Psusrr. ura !ta:«jx* ' L, the lume ijndicu-uriy, step all teaks in the City ; charg e of <•-irruptioa are disproved by , Prince’s groom died from typhoid fever is partially L.jvered by insurance. ! tn-asury and practice the mi**: rigid further evidence we shallamtinM to be of Mrs Ann 8.-titepheu*' new now],just i In the Criminal Court yesterday eronomy fa aU your expeadiinnM for tin I *ati4iol that tho verdSei ofour la«t City 1 published byT Peteroon, PMadeiphia election was a just one and that three It will loeuaend • very largo sale, for Geneva. December 18.-Tbs Canute- Wretoy Jonre who cut Andrew Curtis j public good. Speaking uf politics we have yit to m.-o a.-cu»c*l jiort.ee better remain where the • Palacea and Piteous" is tin entire pew aionera fur tho arbitration of tho Ala­ aenre th. neck with a rwr last July novel from the pm al this talented , ---------- tho fiat paper, Republican or Detuccrat, people have placed them—in niimtftd. bama Claims held a farma! meeting to-i day. Count Sctopia, Italian member of I kiU. and am fenced to tho penetentiary which dore or can find fault with Prosi’ i* expected on the 29th instant, and will। for eight years. , dent Grant’s last mrrenge. It i* simply the Board, was choson Ibwaidenh The Judge Barton who was reenntiy elect- [, unvuluerable, rvuriluitory m tone, ami । be entertained with a grand ball and Commisrion adjourned tiU tho 15th of od to tha Wtacaaaia legislature has re­ Lsufficiintiyexplicit in ito details of tha,• jrtiblic reception. Only 395 young ladies turned here and BMumed the duti—of I condition of our Public Treasury. Arise- thus far have volunteered Jo be hi* ItctcM in the public debt in partners in tire maxy danoft May none Fifth Aulbiior which will be- continued I tf by him until the first of January when Ar* years! Can any Democratic ad- of them be disappointed in their fund expectations, may all “go as merry as he will retire and rettin: Io Wisconsin. mfaiatratfou produce a like allowing. a marriage Ml,” and may we be ttere ITo funoral of lai Aaditor Stnuh, vrfio > ( died hero a few duyi ago, uwk -plane the next Republican Governor ? If *o to see and enjoy the whole Sflatr. The late Tsmmaay organ here called tho “Patriot," liicatire it rejousre al!। this morning. There are now varan'. ;please bring him out and lot ua have a ( Aaditonhip* 1st and 5th too* to bo. few more ‘ Richmond* in tho field,” tho the unpatriotic aentimenti of tho North fiUed. ■ and Siuth. contains a loading article to­ A Senate reoolutio* propoeed by Mr. day under caption of “ The severity of Congee**." Thi* patriotic reference to Morelli of Maine will Inquire what fur­ been restored to bi* position as Chair­ ther legislation upon tho Indian ques­ man of tho Committee on Foreign Re­ lation*, nnd Siniuu Cameron, * very ing, Nov. 28th, the good preplo of the eembled in their national capacity, ia tion is required. The Indian treattea village of Naahailfa ueeemUcd at tha quoted from Senator Blair in a speech set arido reecrvation* oc which tho InMethodist Eitfawpol Church, and listenbefore tho Senate wherein ho duis. that diaas are to bo collected and retained ad to a clear, stirring and logical Temia the futuh-. CummiaaioMrs aceordtho Ku-KluxCommiUoo had communi1 P^anre liKturo by Right Worthy Grand tho admfaiatration, is wo think a yrast caiod with the President betere the pree1 Tempter Ruarell of Jackson. restafa, and we phrephosy limy will find lamation was issned far snspcmdteg tha Mr-Burell i* derafa? his time to । ropjx»od to h® targe .noegb to contain it so before very long, "lot justice be I nil Indian* Eo*t of the Rocky Monn- done though tho heaven* fall," and lot ■ tha t<-w|wrancv esuso to gvxxi purpose. Premdcmt’s message. The great l*rwiMr. Kumn.r, the ablest diplomatist wo , None eon hear him without being con.1 dent maker decently and potriotsoally taing. This action was reported to have, bo restored to the loeitiun which make, an iseuo with the President be­ Standing fur year* at tli. lieod of the ha so signally honored. cause he, Blair, was not parent whan j Order of Good Templar, in this State, the chairman of tho Kn-Klax Commit­ time to time been placed upon three ln«* which ho »tu roKuved al Balti roeSTvatious, but to thia day Coagrere tee, made the disdoonree fab^aifofa more last Muy, bo bring placed at the committee of which, throogb courtesy, has ncv<w ratified aud confirmed the rarer bead of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge ration. to tho Indiana, aad the* hare no of North America, he hai bean able to uauranta that they will not bo di-jnoDcd 'parity for doing breine**. This Co.'s look at the question In all it* phaseo, ‘ buxine-JI now extend* from Michigan to <rf thrir land* by rmpriaripled while and their work will hold its owu Snd eerry conviction in ita iiseusriooa, ■ettfan who have already driven many Taxa*, ' Patriot” is to th. effect that “mere Um with any. similar institution East ur West that his otnruoas are farmed by no one dwlmhUff ffeywsra srrnM fad fam of them from their new han**. Not- 1 It would fill np tho Bsxaxa’* ooluien* : withstanding tho faith of Che country is m»l»d ftr fU ewuniiltJttfm 4*. pledged to them, there is now great too much to give a detailed d*criptiom danger that a general lino of facroach- of their busiuesi, suffice it to say they The I/wtorer took extreme grouudH ] meut by white' rettfan will bo made up­ employ ovor 50 hands, aiul their pay­ In regard to the enfontoment of tho । on their lino*, and that their efforta to roll foot* np over i&U a wook. lot home ind retry be enoonmgwL But I'l .l i'ut .ry Liquor Low; placingT.-tn- 1 defend their rights wfll |w co construed is to make out a case of a* y*rel/*cte la* peraueo Bociotiee, Izxlgc* of Good Trra- 1 administered'by the Preridnnt. and be by frontier settlers that all the prejudi­ [item, Chridian Churcbca anal ail other ) seems carefill only to soy this fafereuti- ces against the Indian will be worked I wurii’tievr-upon th»' rermr footing, and’snov^l-loring community The storr-id ally, but if bo means to leave thia im­ one of abw>rbing interest-r<aC«M^Mt could b>> unpinionabla to .ftfTTfto its pression at all it is monifo.t!y idlasmd detail and Uicinhy spoil the ianre*t of the retiler uf>n«<7laJ,nw" will not be laid a*iic without OHgwr pcrsual - to 4l»e deemed a rebellion agafast tha ffarertk ment of the United Btatse, during the continuare. of which it shall befaAhl far the Preridret, when fa Ue jadge- to insiMod the jsririlsges of the writ of 1 Mm* nrftu and make arrests. The • pains and penAte. have ail beea feerided long since, there can ba no retro- * . tku- Stock of Silver Plated Mtr0 is iho-Urfest in the »est,aMthe^ew Styles and Designs of the Very Best Quality ssnd JtsasondUc Pric„. change, fcc the coming year we may th.resr'wTjrr l uux, tpoek anon, but fur thi prstantU us practical miller, we doubt not that be ■peak of the . ; trill be largely petvnataw). ' Tl» people ofour village aud vicinity aro to listen to Memn-IPixtoy aad Oranis which took place in thi* ally on the 18th instant and which wa* n wry etyoyaWe affair. It* farmer gallant Colonel, now General, H. A. Matrow couM not iw kecpiiig a tight grip u|xm their money, Jin-eent with h» oh? courted., bo now umR the sail tax*, are paid. being engaged in fighting the Indian* fa Tlwre must Im> an unprecedeatod Now Mexico; but ids place was well amount of lumbering goh« on this vfa*uppli.-d by his aMOMMs, Cat A. M. lor up North, if tho number of men ana teams tluU are northward bound are Edwanis. The oration wu delivered aaythinr ~r,~" ‘ "l.T_ 1 imLxa. by Corporal O. Ik Cortis* and was spir­ ited and oloqaoat. Tbe Banqust st the Butoel) House war largely attend^, the' guests being among our very beet citi- I \Detroit Stoves are the \ HEAVIEST Stoves ‘ In the Market. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. THE DETROIT POST UUUUUIUUWUU MI1U i They also manufacture 'OVB WATCH," which is tnsurpassed as a Time- "PROVIDENCE.” Now. -1871. PexiboL !» prow effective and the hundreds of brought to ths utfaaiMB «ff *el \-*Kspc.cial attention is re­ quested to du r Lar^e and el^ant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted m Sets, Crosses, Studs. Bings, £tc. A very i, GSHPPMe assortment of Dia» Ttfond Studs. ' 'Diamonds Monogram Seals,. Crests, etc., cut on stone by the best workmen in the west on short notice. TOOC Co. PKOFTTABLE UUB1NE0*I sftn&Sii Henry Wiri Beecher’: .. 'docimt fewJlrire UrivtoU *. OrewJ ra inxxUHnire.M ire. .uvtov Pwerere, vteJpm’Mm fm«H> R, F. JOHNSTONREpm: The Oaly Agricultural Jtemrel Pi od in Michigan. Tb. MklwxnF.o.r. i. 1U *lpmrl Job Work. Go io . 1 Barmer O/Jlas. be entbrocu. that they alone should be . with each mahuatfagvnswa and scenery, I held pwpouaiblo tor thaidu^r. At the closo of the lecture a. Lodge J Gobi Teni]4ara con*i*tlng of twenty n.euibnr* ru urganiud. -Tha i follow­ ing ollirap were solostad far the pree- eater to many a reader of the Bx.vrxs, and to far too many other. whore eyes light upon it* well filled pages. Rev. C. H. Him W. Q T. Mrs. Millie Francis, W. R. IL H. Mra.LgdmR.EUm W. U fc. 81 mm. Mra. Mary J. Wheeler, W. V. I. who dared ta vote th. Ifap.M-oahchtaf Um tremble feftai tbs law is Hkriytoj are, the only Stove Our SilverPlated and Steel made ofLake Supe­ Table Cutlery is made cjdrior Charcoal iron, pressly to our order by the in the World. best English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. • and yet withal there bate aorno to uv 1 many happy ami prosperuu. days dnring its transit How strange it ia that ’ we can only remember our sorrows, and so totally forget our daily men-ic*. <* if ■ we reolix.- them nt all, accept them as melton at enure?, and as eomsthhg tha! ; rightfully beirew* to us WewrUwac- R38CR Mis* ABoo McNair, W. A.’8. Geofge W? Francis, W. F. L Dr. H. A. Barbar. W. T. Mrs. Esther Dearth, W. A. M. Mire Ad* L Ellis, W. I. fl. fianryDearth, W.ae. E. M-Gats., F. W. C. T. ♦ Lucius Rnstoll, I*4g« Deputy. Itaeutiful Christmn* Gilt^ choice TaiMt Seta and Perfumery, Shall*andAwsy NOTIONS! rdortzans. Aim WeW. Stauredaadregdre wresStege will be held aa awry Mimday STANDARD BOOKH, 1 MiSdiUlT HJT «;l»Mr*n»ow«,T �:i:ssiwf Thep>wU<niok generous Is ths sm elation. Tho prass HEAD Mr. W. T. Berber, Esq., of Hickory Corners, returned Monday, to Grand tract tho fallowing from the Chicago Ifajiida. He is on the Travapo Jury. £*«]« iW: “Msmra. Bwrnsberg* Anonnm hoary fixe at Grand Rapida Bobbin, of Grand Sapid... Mich., hare and no Holly water-works. That is tte now «m mart suroerafnl Colbge in the system far protection. Northwest. Though but a few yraro ArkteyABtadaUvo new advartire- eld, it has grthra to be' one trf the first, and ro-sires the ondareesuents of our grand display of gooda L«dicg burinero men in the country."— Oomsus & Bxcws hare now novel- Grcndii^ EmS. It givee m great pleasure tn indorse fie., added to thrir stock in trade. Calj every word the Chicago Awray Pert eays of fan Grand Rapids Buriuees Colls re, oondneted by Mresrs. Bwensberg ft Rob­ bins, and <il*o to note that our young townsman, Frank Stebbins who entnred Uxcu Wstuur, who k*cje grocery <m the Chicago Tslegrapic Institute a few Creek atrout and Mils good, chaop, will months siuec, ho* returned from thi-ro ptearo aoeept tho thanks of th* bop of and catered tho Grand Rapids Telegraph­ this office tor a “fat tak*" of nice apples ic Institute. bringing w.th him his friend O. C. Dibble, of Portage City Wfertmsin. Wo wish more of our young mon would do us Frank B. has done, ax wo know it would be for their interest, aud Fa*.* READ! ip Top Byrup Ibr 80, worth »1 «• of dl kind,, CofTee tew York prices. Tea for $1, worth $1,25. &»Mp for 1 a, dwgya ,oid for 15 c. Tobacco for 75 cents, worth $1. A. basket foil of Glassware for $LOO ' nice Lamp for 5^ — " «et of Tumblers 55c • " " Goblets, 75c A ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. rasas?**** Holiday Goods For Everybody! Highest Market FHce Paid for all Kinds of Produce. LkjI Oregon has cu. office holder named Virtue. He probably rccvirs no Salary, the people haring an earner! belief that ! Grans will be sold , before the Holi- Mr. Craig, agent for Beecher's Ufa o ' «i>'l Parlor Furniture, of the latest stylo Christ, repurts goad suocoas in gutting j always on hand. kafiecial attention subscribers. He will remain in the city but a few days luager. Wo trust his 1 given to Undertaking-, lloarou furnish- gocxl lack may cunt in no. | ed on ajqilioation. Tux; Holidars arc near at hand, and HESSMER, HEATH A CO., tbo youngsters are comunsnclng to feel happy. They has., already selected a good place to bang thoir stockings. ■ ‘lays shaker than ever. A good Ruse-wood Melodeon far aalo cheap. Inquire at thu Burxxa officr. Ntcs Sensx Tfa.’re Sravr, for .80c., at the Fjia-nix Cash Store of Russell A is « New Advertisements. DRUGS. dww gives tho following ocnount of a petrified body lately exhumed at KatemAoo: “Tho most remarkable case of petrifaction *rer boar! of is that of tho body of * lady will known in this vfllag*. On attempting to remove tho Chamber seta, • ing the value of tho Bibln, and tho no" Tho marhiaitt who is to bat up the iI cosily of its dissemination, etc. Short Hotly Waler Works’ boilur hah arrived (addresses were also mad* by Her. T. D. . I 1Marsh end Her. J. H. Rum The fol- Central R. R. tLS. MUtSlt MD DHWCT «<WTl. s=« r. Lumber Watted! 30,000 feet "f ffAJ-nm- A jMtliovtaau in Chicago » tiring of 11lowing are the officers chosen for the 1 hydrophobia, iiacing tram billsn by a (ensuing year: R. J. Grant, President, 8. C. PrirjiBe, Vico Pmridont; J. M. liltie uog 2 ywars agv Nsrmz, Secretary; J. P. Roberta, Tree, Alexis pays Ha own hotel bills and ■ inakr* generous gifts to ths poor besides. ■ Grant, Jsmos I’. Roberta, Rev. J. H. That i« -hat astouixhe* the nativer. ' Bora, H. J. KsnfioU, 8- C. Prindle, The old arum in one at the State Pria- Bee. j T. D. Marsh, Mrs. D. Striker, on have breo rxchangod for a dos.™ aud Mra. H. J. Ksnfadd. A roliection brroctoiraling Springfield rifleswaa taken up amounting to <20.28. Ths Mark Twain draws bummre house-. ,nail meeting to bo held Dec. 15th, 1S72, with his lecturer, but the psor'-' Eot at the Presbyterian Church. In this city. A naw Paatoflto* bro brae established •t Lo-kwood Kost county, and Lyman IL Austin, has bora sppdrtod Foote Varnish, find Dye Stuffs. SISCESIES! BLANK HOOK#, JUVENILE BOGKH. Lsdiss 2W.4 TLIM HA S3, Two young women had a game of; tulliards in a public hall, at Portsmouth,11 *Wa|l Popor and IN. II-. recently, and made runs ol 36, .Curtauj-Fixtiir<|»;L 33, and 45 pointe. The joetnuuter of a country office boar Annapolis, Md., lately broke the key to a mail bag, and not rsceiring a new one from Washington, the mail remain­ ed unopened for eight or ten days. Cornell Unlvendre is to try ita hand in the mnnufacturo of incranlirts, and the •■Couroe in letters,or, as it is more commonly e»U«L the "JournaEsUc Course,'' lias finally hoc:i announces. Tho old Manassas bctie-fi-’ld was sold a fow days sooeo far fR an acre, when th* war commeored it sras uniter a high state of improvement, and tho evau-xoiiria Cnaisnus Tarr.—This annual festiv­ ity of Emanuel Church will occur al Union Hall on Christmas evening, when ti e litUs lioarts will be made glad by damaged by fire the same day. An enterprising Japanese brought tho brilliant sights nnd gilb <rf tte Association will bo held in tit Andrew's Chrittmas Tree. A pfaasMt time ia over to California no. A recently arrived Hall, on Woodward Avenue. A oom- anticifisteil and wo presume many wil1 steamer an | cnonnoua-vjttintity-Of fee plants, whieh are to be planted assn mitieo has been appointed to make arb* proton L experiment in California. nuigmactU* among the citizens of De­ troit to fitrnish ratortidnmrni for tho la­ dy teachers who attend the meeting. The Michigan Exchange will charge ♦2 |« day, and the Howard aad Antisdol House* 91.50 per day. Opportu­ nity will bo affiirdoi teachers for »eving many objects of interest xu th* ' ’ UH 31 rii - wirm, itartod from that city, to go to Mr. Bredh-y's residence in Bedford, and had goae but a abort distance when th* horse became frightened and upeet the slstgb. Th* India* wore injured quit* favsrely, but no other damage war Tbk »«<ww Rnra!. tlio pupBmtiun dfav. of which waa totally destroyed by the Chicago fao, makes ita apjwaruno* again as fresh and natural aa before. It is now urintod in now type ; the old style ia prreoned- It i. an able paper. H. N. F. LowiA Chicago, editor and proprietor. The greet fire- have developed two immediate and proving wants. from which nechanica and the laboring clasMB will profit thereby. One hi tho <lobD bsppyRevival meetings are rcutiuucd in the maud far lumbermen >n the groat North Wo has* a jdeoe of the mvltod beS of Metiiodtat Chureb this we*k. Her. Mr. i w«.d», . and the other, mechanics to Masters of Middleville ia aansting Mr. P«¥lowith rod =ora are all right owfaya-Ahry ran lay i* to tha fr-t. PAINTS A.1 I. i > Paint C____ , STASOAKB WORKS 1SD F«£H81 two ran- and stated that he Lad “a eon of oil that wouljl'nt explode evou if it was thrown into th.- firr,” and to illuatratc the thing he picked up one of tho There is now u large pear shaped spot on that side of the *uu that is turned toward as It Is about 40,000 TusFiro Department of Grand Rajiida wifn. who was jrrt*nL told him he had mile* iu dianut-T, which is uquliralenl 7XV RECEIPTS—But A. to have n grand Christmas dinner I mail* a mistake,—that ho hod the ker­ provided for them at the Rathbun osene can He thought be knew be t Hu4m-, at the invitation of the prnprii-1. ai.d t'n<T«le<l to light th* oil. | Thu lady then sprang forward «o keep tore, Autisdoll A Hawk. 1 him from lighting it. but before she roanbud him a terrible efploeion took Sleighing improeing. piece. Th« ail flew anon th* clothing Gold, to4ay 109 1-8. of his wifa, who w.a sitting n<ar, and Frost cm the windows. •he waa i.nmedistly enveloped in flame* on tho Michigan Central Railroo-1It A good fire ia a luxury. was a evllisiun of two trains,—doubL- Tcrror-striken hbe nuhrd ' out of doors Almost hero— Leap year, headed. two anginas to oarh train. Th* and ran to the hoosn of a neighbor, ^juoakiug tiaM out doom four eaginro, teedore, aad freight-cars same twenty, rods distance. She was Few teams in town to-day. tha leading educators at th* Northwest, were piled in fcgpsher with pork, lard, so terribly burned that she lived hut will furnish regularly to the Detroit Blowing and snowing occasionally. Mercury this morning 5 ‘ below zero. and oil, all burning, with one engineer, three yrare oil. lying in tho crib at th* Weekly Trifons an educational colanm, Charlse Young, of Maraball. burned popular in its nature, ombrering nows, Christmas this year of the 25th lust. explwsun, wss.alia frightfoUy burned under the wreck. Ho baa n family. advice, suggestions, ole., and disigned and has riuro died. Mr. Hines was The names of those injured are: Wat­ •specially to refer to tho tree school SjW badly burned on the face and arms. tom of thii Stat*. This will be an im­ son. of Marshall. Micb., single, serioaeTim lady who warend him of his mis­ ly hurt: Joseph Neal, of Mareliall, portant and valuabth feature. take was also Boverely burned. Th* Mich., married, not seriously injoured ; burning fluid sat tho bouso on fire, and Arcmzsrr.—Wc learn from tha Battle Reuben Haddock, of Marshall, Mich., together with the furniture it was re- Creek Trifoow that on lest Saturday married., arm trokou ; Winch, of Mar­ ternoon Mr. Harmon Bradley and Mr. shall, Injured, Ward, lire* in Marshall, at Big Rapids. PATEIT MUICIHES! DRUGOrBTS fiUXDRlBS, AND FANCf GOOD8. On the fail instant, in Delta, Eaton perfectly preeerved, even the petals of Courtly, a farmer named H. T» Hines, the flowm upon her breast were roarwho had visited Grand Lsdge and bleix^d and intact The folds of her pureha*ed a cun of Keroeeno oil, and । clothing and cveiytMcg were wonderalso a canal oil said to be nun-evploaive. '' fully preserved, and tho whole body He rarbed homo at;.-r dark with tho '1 and covering was stetuesqn* in appear- has a family, seriously injured. Tax annual uuctiag of th* Michigan Tho express and mail trains were State Teachers' Association wiU bo held cmspeltod to go around by the Kalama ia Detroit, on th* evening of December xuu and South Haren Ilrviwou of the The Indie* cm rejoice and be hepf>y, 27lb, aad during th* 2fah and 29th alfar the “taming year" ia 'leap year." ' dressos are expected from Prof. D. C. Th* Editor is eapeetod the last oi this ! Harville, of Bay City, Prut J. D. IL , Corndi u», uf FretonviUe, Prof II. D. week, if he does net get 'Snow bound." । Harrowcr, of Paw Paw, Prof I. M. A woman's kiss far money is termed Wellington, of Detroit, Prof. A A ! Methodist Church Bunday evening. legal tetidar-naM. . , Griffith, of Ypiil'.uti Hue D. E. Henry, , Rot. Geo. M. TulhiU, Stale Agent of th. CU*a- Williams of oar City has purAmerican Bible Society, addrewwl th*, of Grand Rapids,' and Rev. A. T. Mar­ chkaed an interest in a planing mil al i meeting in a few earnest words, sbow- ___ Hie Superintendent of Police esys a, . 'AA ... —^.1 ..lil.lv.n I MAGAZINES LIBRARIES PUBUC.'. . SKLUCT. ‘ PRIVATE, go evory flr.» day in*-i lb« ’ts**ta U j New York city for the purpose «' si. al-, ing whatever they lay th> ir baada «te,j the aptitude of many of wbwn S gloss--1 od over with the good dress aad goo-1 manners of liuhrnnd grritlemmheM. , A wliale, lately anptarol in tho ricini{y of Boston, is now moorml to a wharf there, and h daily*vWted by ‘eiMutfs A second Pair of th* tedfo* of the Asylum at Kabunaxno wiU be held at th* Institute on Widnmdny and Thuradsy, December 2<Hh and 21st, afternoon end and evening. The proceeds of tho Fair List of Iz-ttars remaining in the Puu to be used in furnishing the chapeleOrc. Deo 20fli, 1871. ' W. II. Cook. Maria Bowman, Mra. Rost in the goo.1 w ork. Tho Eoginrars who are aurvaying th* Ray Bailey, George Sine, Bella Mc­ Foy er meetings will be held at the SIM ILIA tUMIUBUtf QUIUWiXUM. U Kalamazoo Hostings A Lowoll R- R. Gregor 2. Presbyterian Church twioo a wsok un­ East Saginaw Ims catered into cou- are within throe mibw of town ami will Direct your letters to No. of P. 0. Box , tract -with' tha Holly ’'Vater Works, no doubt roach our City ‘Thursday aftil the Week of Ptoyer. like machinery is to bo ready for do­ Rojuiuan.—Tho Flat Rirw and ■I lirary by August 1,1W9. .Tbe machin­ Wm-ghtrm take R. IL Co. has been or­ ery is to supply two milliras of gallons kUuuau Division No. 2, Brother­ ganised at Kahunaxoo, with 5 per cent hood of Locomotive Engineers, will hold paid ia of a espial ot 1160,000. Thia their Fust Annual Party, at Wegner s win bo tho Northern tudlin—Hrm of the Hall, Marshall, oa Wednesday ereamg, Thus the old pionsoss "" Iriinsi—. Hastings and Lowell K- R. December 20th. by caw passing away. B j Wo toot forwari to tho completion of ‘ On Thursday last, tho gonttemen of the *arfy settlors of Barry county, and this great work within tho nex: two [tmj~nrj|; the United States Grand has lived a Ufa of usetulnsss to herrelf t rrars. Let oar aiiiaeas take bold of ths Jury, now in snasion at Grand Rapids, went to BigJtapi* to ■■sra-lhe-ghts.” Sb* wiU not oalybe missed by hnshsmd Pkturea, Chroxnoa, Pboto<rapha J upon Urn imitation pf Hon. Wm. A. and children, lint by a largo cirate of und Picture Frames. ' Howard, PrtwMent of the Grand Itepds friends with whom an sxemplazy fhrieft Indiana Raiload Company. . tiun lil • bad culsared her to thorn. Tho WjB BURNING FLUID IforMHrietkr ftja, —----- --------------- ro-1 the 2Mh al Union HsIL Look out for a dry winter. Wells are getting o „tlJ llie buya nay.” than rXWiMMM) of tha-Chicago fosaro <)oy0]UayBWBiM;fao«5th, J. Hol­ . . , hare busmpaid. The Co. hq~ befare brook al Woodland Ocaler, opens his the first of January to have every claim The iron far the new bridgo has ar­ Ha l for a Christmas party. . J-..W. stiisfi.-i ’ The Abna also shows a grad ( rived and wo may axpset to •* »rerr Leonard ditto, at Nashville. ttxM^ . ' . ; thing ia running order soon- WiB tell <ror rowterei—, be that of R-r- .Hr*. M. C rf Maias, and Mas. MtoW- Chandhr, daughter of gsuata. O»niillar. . Th. Hnflv, Wayne «*d Munroo Iriuiruad wQ!he fanssely <T" * *»F*- DRUGS, Pure Drags and Medidnes! A lady of Newburyport, Mass., has earned with her sowing ruachra* in 12 jnsSre tR.fiIS 26, witb-Ait paying a raat for repairs. Th* ex-Queen of Hanover, tired of waiting for her throne, he* resolved to betake bernelf to, a t. .uu>tj ur.d turn | Michigan cure find. Not returning for sovcral hours, the woman left thsb children and started to hunt them. This is afl that is known save that the next day thobodiroof 17 j-rome who had per- LOCAL EVENTS. mCHtGAN CENTRAL R. R. Snal Blver Volley Division rite frran any h three miles from them chimney. th* roof to Win. Morgan's houM caught fire on Saturday evening. It was oxtinguishi-J before any serious juticsj. The Annual mrotin of the Barry Co. Agriculturial Society will be held at the i Co. Clerk's office on Turedny (he 26th । insL at one o’clock r. for the election ' of officers and for the transaction of such I other businro* a* may uurnn bsffiiro it M. L. Wxiuaju. Secretary. Hastings, Dec, 6th 1871. « on the human system. Bui the moot hrartreadiag arooent cf all come* from the Wetewe Plains, in which a party of ada te 1 Painta, Oil*, Varnisbert, Mixed ] Puuto, Brushes, and Ar- *"1 I '■?t tiat’» Materials. | �8 O’CLOCK. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR, { In Xahrge Clubu VOL M.n CARUETOK, “Bctey end i are Out,” 1’naaval OCre l«l W. huh 8l. lU«.taU, O. Tk.oolr lUl.aUaO.n S.Kinbailaa ia Itaaeanlr? L. D. HTNK*8EIGHTEENTH Wjlll A^L blflWp, cam »«» wa:n> roe THE KTIMT WEEKLY TKUIHE. LDKKXY UAKHlAl.t-S BAMKCT AJ.D , Ba- to»» geei.*.* Ara, Ifaiett FREE TO BOOK AGENTS. TKastfe.Str.Sn-j.-i: WOpD’SjKS’ffWJh GILLETT * HALL baa been frequently aaked, -Hnw many poaafa of baeC mutton or pork, can bo made bom one bu.br! efeornT A Laker can eeUmate, with reliable cwrtainty. bow many pound* of broad one barrel of floor will make; and manwfacturan of March can calertlate how many pound* of etarr.h they can obtain from one liuahei of grain. Dfaillee* oTwfHEar ■PHO8FECTU8 FOR 1872 ’ * to ItoaMta ir~*ror*wni Erf. ten. $ 200,000 00 £ 10,000 TN AMERICAN GOLD I <110,000 IN AMERICAN SILVER t ' 99999999999999799 WHEAT!.^^ • •< «!»•** eMmpffaaUfl Ma aflaay aU< JOHN B. WENDELL A Ott, . urrtorr. . W» ceeeMhe m>w cart letMrtleU K wna- Weafe tfael *X IMwe u yte* nr ta PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. J-taC.1,j2 '• Metre la «.«>*• • f«w neta Ar*ala la mU Lh r.rU ™<»-jBrann: « wr» ir'iiiar — - »*-—-‘ —---------------- ------ I ' «•«. ta hM**r'|irra. U*l •» <*• HU, tor •425' rtt aS rw.ratol* •• MORMONS L WSJtOlilSIL , By a aiauref akteb yrieau t ruble* reMroee arua.l k^kun \ rang .»* IW fam. /'«*., -U Vtrtens. IhaelrsM AMreu PETER8’ MUSICAL^ LIBRARY, Chronic and Sexual Diseases. fifteen volCmiS Tiled with A HiYBOlOGICAL V1MW OF MAARUQK. J?, CHOICE PIANOMUSIC. VCCAl COLLECIOWS. m E3EJS; IMMrt HALFORD and good fatting qaaHtfa ; U«*n adopt •uch a eywrn of feeding a* well ax will keep the young animal gradually im­ proving, until they have attain*! th* •cma of dcvelopcaent When young etoek an fed generoutly, from •twieg THE IEHT lAUCE MB HELIIH ■ade la aer part of Ike world till enaunu, then allow to dctrrnoralc iu flesh during the foddering naaon, fte- X FOR FAMILY USE. quenfly boooming “tprixig pour,” then ABENTSWANTED- LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE. FUKlFY YOUR BLOOD. fOMX'U. idlVuHfan.—* IC-TURE AND*MIRROR rRAMES, ,*r/li,iAA<i,‘r i•' e , i-rv.,,_ j <• u., r. Family WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, point ia reached, feed mar aa wall ba cart into the manure pdo a* to be fed to animal* that hare reached a point in growth, cr in faitraing, which anwwen to tho boundary of the law of liminlation. Many fanner* feed old cow* which hare pa eend the agv and rapacity of a profltable milker ; vet ccmparatindv few •ho hare adopted each a praetkuhare eeer reflected that tho game quantity of meal fed to a young eteer or heifer, ■ would prodhoe twice ae many poetnd* of moat. OH ewine an frequently fed . — J . ** >__a ___ ___ 1 . _ . _ V..I- bible. DR. CROOK'S btbup or POKE ROOT. CAUTION .%-a.t Orle.ly WHh .'.-WHTaU.l. I tot. JOHN *| KKLt^Hltl. J. WONDERS OF THE WORLD.” EaafaKSLi: iwafMArr, 5*1 W .1. uva SHEPARD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS ee* of young Hid tanfty animal* Bereml experiment* have been insti­ tuted reorndy, to deterwin* how ranch porx one buahel of Indian corn will make, and the rrault of one war, ttxty pound* of oom-meal, when aoaldod and tkd ia the farm of warm muah. made dfioea pcunde at pork. The mail of another erparnnent gam a trifle over ton pound* of pork per basket al rum REDUCTION OF PRICES GREAT SAYISG TO CONSUMERS 2330® rxsi fleaH 3 LUrrr M The AmericanWasher! PRICE. S5-50. Moot Suitable fa the FaraOy, Moat Vahmbfo fa the Student, Moot laetruotire for the leaober. Moot Apprupridta for tha Child, Mort tww for the Miniafa. Moto Interaelir.K for the Farmer, Moot Efogaat for the Parfa, MoetPkoatablefoelheStady. ' TUI 535353532331535331 F^errrJt .fptic, T>f/rprp»ia. Il'orwui •m CAUrfm*, IWea, BUiuus <>*».phfiu/ji, LeMorappeftfa, F.rapt.oas of the Skin. Ficnple* on the Face, and all Diaesue* of the FlCTO RIAL FAHILY B1MLK. PHOftATEOH t»E It - JURUBEBA i.' utb Mias. • >.. uuMiauMl. roVEUTV OU A W.ISTOF Hl-O TFKMITTIIST OB REtUTTK.* vum. IMUMATtOX OfTIII Kit DROWt, rummm a ,.ATIOX<H Tin: UI.QOII. J aoiats. TVMOKK. ;«vsr> . i.u.u, BMM Dr. Wells' Extract of Junbeta 4<fa*n<Z flrvuh Mick. ACKLEY A SLADK Hfantga, Mich. $5.50. Crook’s Wino cfTar. 4 IO YJBJKUS Public Test NrtW IlMpnned DR. CROOK'S WINE NATURE’S wnstn-s EATBKAi PICT0K1AI HCnOMIT. . Mr^Onir* a»See*,nnia. F»»M. flg.y Hair Restorative “so rsooiso. OF 7HE best ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE atXLN hflBERY. Michigan Exchange. ABLB8T LIVING AUTHORfi A wl«le in ifal4 fl � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/398/HastingsBanner_1871-12-27.pdf 45ce3e8bd63d7104b54f03979e96a88b PDF Text Text THi tilt? iiSBH HI HUH IHWHIrWi IIJH W ilitli I VOL. XVI. HASTINGS. BARR « dm os wm goods i UNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1871. •&A Otherwise. GREBLE & RUSSELL A CHRISTMAS CAROL Would coll the attention of the public to tho-Largest and Groat­ , est variety Of QU AL1TX. ijfTY He*l Irish Poplins, tkrt rerereibfo gtaae eys, &e squire nunamd to fright* Martha br •X.l k. k.J l___ ■■ -■__ J HIS Oil P1B18R STOVES! Bruges. -AU JKool PljMd. Tb remove Maine from charecter-Gs! IN BARRY COUNTY. OfcK ACORN PARLOR| What waa h» that ha ahtrnH •». »ml And jrat on that 'Bunday, with his txrond^Cft with LEADING STOVE. DoMeatien of til Popular J^ake.. Cheaper than Ever! Squire Hawkins. Flsnels, Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, 10 per Cant. Below Fall Prices. *CS,’JS'“L"j-sirr", Boot, at Price, that would Kake a Quaker ‘■■CE-aiTBugeayss. ” Groceries, Hats, Caps, and Clothing. the object of his loro. He thought him. but by reminding Litaself rnlf not dressed well enough. Ho wish­ ’d hie shoulders wore not ao wjuare, and his arm. not so .tout. Ho wished | WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! Whteh to made In the «atne tnonnw, with Cast-Lining and Diving Flu«. Stovatm. the largo.! door of any Btova of tha kln<1. making It a capital Sco.. « Farmor-. In addition we keep the HW1S.- COTTAGE. RIVAL, CABINET. COTTAGE BELLE. KINO, DIAMOND and many other kind* JOHN A. GHJ.BLH MARK HCSHELL. rATHOXlZL UOML UUUSTMV t JOHN ROBERTS. f BlackGros Grain HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! remaining strength. Miss Martha nxx Strike Tub hapnUat ago for yot nuarrLigB; at least K they ‘■ThadoviTarec-bag- i with a foahag that aba pronouoc- for a fashionably .Hired balb. ths Hquirs'i —a —>tenon of death on her own greet hops, answered huskfly s OFFICE OP THE Many young mon are to improridsnt that they can not keep any Hung b ui lata Springfield fire and Marine little, hi. boshfnlnre. would g I Who ru Biohasd th. Third baton Who:;' ho started his Wk, U . tod ■— Ute m «nterite> to call and « the ACOKN. _____________ BOSTON CASH STORE. J? NO. 35. CHATTER XXV MONUMENTS, HEAD STONER. TABLE TOPS, . MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. We hare a Full Lino of BLACK SILK which we Su[» ud leuaiisal Dentists, I eyilabloe. Whai'e the on of trjin'? ore aelling ITALIA-Lm at very low figures. Thei German War has forced the French to put a heavy export duty on Silks. using n r-nt!r. AMERICAN MARBLE TxrpswBtaatr.EMr*1 ttsstoxscjaas^ Ladies, now is the time to secure a Silk Drem HYDE k. BALER. You will not see them as cheap again iu a lifetime. ‘I Martha Argyle Plaids and Satines. Viry Stylish and bis right foot up on -the rung of tho minagiy, wmea g»vo uinnuon :o tui eliair .nd putting hi, right hand behind Bgbtest remark, was not lost on the Vfxine Flat Creek Yferenla* Outward)* Render Pleasant and Beauti­ ful your Homes. fdut jjteuUlat. Cheap. ting.” •'Did it r wld Bud. not thinking ol Whet bad of *■ drum u that which alwayibeal whan It can’t be beaten? THZ HOOSIER SCHOOL-MASTER- . TO EVERT SUBSCRIBER ’ Barlow & Goodyear. “ I oupooeo Mr. 11 hone to Lswieburg. MR. L. 8. BENHAM, The best place inxlie ISAAC W. VROOnAN. CITY OF HASTINGS. ------ to buy------ ’tH.WtWWY. GROCERIES 'ttiu iiri lINlEttKiF CHAPTER XXIVThe Methodirt Church to which Mrs. is at the new brick store of HICKS & BROTHER, This mt Bud's h< a could not My an I eloquently at M Ah foot under the must look, he imraedix tely pulled hi. ‘The Poor Relation**’ “’K"^ thus deserted in hin darkest ‘•The Inundation,” better right !) «llrm4»ll|r<U<l ll.r dt! •bout him Ralph learned that the stnra _____ . ____ ______ j______ vi— glad to we you, Mr. 1 I thought Pd tall jo Saturdays. CAMMVX AVaM AXTWEBP. j HtiiiH CROCKERY a GLASSWARE! SOMETHING nuv23U NEW LUMBER WANTED ! wruns iirtihR only, at the very lowest rates. HICKS. A BRO. Wall Papsr, Wiidm Stales, ail uzucr jtalnut CHERRY. rrjnTEJroaD, 'TRITE ASH, HARD SOI TMAPLE Paints, Oik, Varnishes, Mixed nd BABSTOOR. Points, Brushes, and XrWLDbevriiiwrgnees'Momedlentas. I --------- ligCfl Materials. getrr at tb Farur., tka Mlelxps tteet Dick’s mother coked him what WIDDIOQMU HUM. A UCUABD8. •tuns . to forlorn hope that aoma teroxable turn a<u, auwi. ; the whole Comrairtoo A DeeelM b»lu tinxrs. Micjt. •i LITER XX \ I '. RO 30 Years Experiense F A. y M. BUS AMD Ss Horsemen ATTENTION! RUTH A Co. BOWLED M EBE! PAWS * 01 Gold A Sifrsr Wafctee What is that which he who has Ik not rs not with for. but he who h*> would , Pictures, €hromos, Photographs and Picture Frames. our M.o WOO El iZ Books # Stationery. thwbWdihmghtthu AND FAtei.T Hut Ralph frU sure that tho relenllom hand of Dr. Small was nreaent in all Partington said of total B excellent dnetrin. if it BURNING FLUID |rpHKSa&*ahw> wdl'imr ihe«a«k< erWeta coMMiNsi^ nm. We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash Strangs pair—Bud wilt •nd silesl ■ rsntfous Ffflte, Fi6iw.iM KTenrtm, An Eurtleww amount of t LOW FIGURl^. 'besides becoming the intimate of WaL iuc.'C:. k man m»y har. enough of th* wedd a*1 n”" �Brig. Ove. Hulw. AnAoreota foe here­ ns h« naan ta Ho is repressatod as of Fort Bunttar, has taBom Bfo frfofo climbing over the tope of mountain*, at Nice, France, has just been SMKxrMwd while in the valley briow him smoke is Ayer’s K TRIBUNE Cherry Pectoral, -- ------foe artfet’s we » sritafad tost Mr. Oonriy willdota^ja^tehte^tad Congress will only take a rococo front subject Tho other picture will b. vtot listing, te. Jsnnsty Rtll ftw ths' ,T>Uholidays, and will probably riooe th. who is represented la prison talking with a stars srilbout through the ksy-hole, proposal by Senator Morton's resole- hying to bribe him to release her that SM2------------■ . ' foe might rare Gtaucu. by' bar ttetimouy Iwfoi. he is thrown to tho wild beasts. So much for one of our Michi­ DR1MIT OOUUMFOBDULE gan artists, of their Mamas In their pieseat project for Improving them­ “FsrA, Fir*, rirfo"-^ SesoU Srr- selves and etavating high Art, more bmu frsta < 8»»f JCss—Tfe IttHf anon. xxrsxasxn—aaausM orsns, he. BvUiaf Tit IMreit Aaiitttg except by Senator Tiptoe. Aa foes, gwuttemeu ere “tamoabta moo," U was .wwti—.4 Jfwnr Cfowteas. bat fair to coadade that having remain­ ed in tho Oancus after it extingmsbwl To tbs Hsrrcui or res Bxxsxs You the firebrand they would abide its de­ barsno doubt often listened to a very rision in quiet But tba rules of oon- long-winded sermon which sounded delightfully at the time, was well oom­ pood. clothed in. fine language, waa easily and perhaps eloqusntly delivered, and yet, withal was so redundant in Tho I'areps Rosa Opera Troupe have just closed every sucataaful engagetaenfi only too abort far our lovers of music, end are to bo fallowed by Rosa mg in U." Such ■ sermon I board a few nights eiaoMt.wwun hourlong. not at tUU early day tell “what it waa oil about'' Th. re were fine ideas in Ik the speaker is a talented young man, has studied, but evidently in a xMfrinf way. has gifts of oniciy, earucstnose and all that, but his lack of eseerairahta sod condensation sjioitod every thing ami your correspondent went homo carrying ee/Amy with him, vrith aa “aching void” and muttering with Hamlet " words. words, words.'' Not so test Sabbath evening, when we heard the Bev. IV. E. McLaren of Went minister Church re­ peat by request his sermon from Ro­ mans 6:4, “Therefore wo are buried with Him by baptism. Ao." The eermon was a reUkaertion of ejd-feahtoned practice with regard to membetsbi.. in tho Church. The ground was taken, as SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Studs. Rings, Etc. A very complete assortment of Diar wolINllmiam* Wu*t ax Edoutios:—Ona cf ths ablvst writers nf modern times in the following brief linos, drocribe* tho «lu- with mankind. Tho picture is not pleasant to contemplate, aad yet, aa tho experience of a vast majority of tho ta.n, active m the polities! or profee- R. F. JOHNSTONE?eAttAr. Hui Detroit Commercial Advertiser, The fallowing are among its artietoe :— E B. Wsfobcrao, our Minister to France; What Can I Do Bratt Cheer­ fill Giving; Joseph F. Thompson D. D, tarn of the Broadway Thbcraacle Church,Exprsmton, Its Anatomy and Philoeophy; “M" Smith Rusmll, or some 1 1 4j iji 1 from Dyak Life: Only a Head, or “Not a Cent in the World," a chapter of mishaps; “Taking Cold.” or th. Causes and Remedy of “Colds ;*' Oar Objects • Politico! Economy not a Failure ;WRKan N Bnwa tba ttaehw Mnutata onse HJustraboas are given, t rue catiy •8 a year. Stngte No... 80 eta. Now is tb. time to subscribe ar to make up a club, and secern one of tho valuable rux rsorosxn acanuxv or sutax—xicxpremiums offered. Address S. H Weils, reax imm New York. togtaap s school of Art taArademv </ Design for instruction and mutual cooperatiou, the same to ba located in tho new “Hwlgre" Block cn Griswold and State airssta, aad '.4k>b is admirably s^ptadtar fos pwrpom A Mr. Wm. Holt tataly from Ctaoago and Mr W.B. Conley ore tx;x«sg tba uistigotora of this move, hofofota artfata in their ifae-tba tattar quits e fam pcatatet pfoatar aa Ms •• . . DtesoKasr'a Yocse Aware*.—Always sparkling with Intel rating Starira, 1'o.sy, Music, Pusrira, Travels, Gamas, and other Pteaaiag Featurae, all Profuselv Uhsstreted, and cuteuiatod to amuso, instruct, and olevat. (ho test of foe young, end make their lives useful. trothful, andUppy. Siagtosoufoa.lOcta. yato frra.Tearly. 81, arwifoeetarieeoffoo MUwiag ■L»a- B- r.A subacribta. far W eta axlea; afiaePWkffOewao, worth 86, or tiro tatarasl- 1 mi 1? T IMU. B. ” Srli: 'ffl'IWI'rKL'fc operate with them among his own pro- M««UU And State Journal of Agriculture. The Oply Agricultural Journal Ih.blish>1 < I - -=r;_ 1 ii TEE XKBJOO FARMEE NINTH ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION Literary- ilil' forntmngwra from all over who need just such influences for good. The scheme deserves encauragumeat and wo treat will get it. Tho oatarpriM is in th. hands of first-rate men and will be agi­ tated fol* prasesd upon foe busiaaM aaa of Detroit till it ie a sto... Bwv. Dr. tiagarth spoke at tho las! meeting in hie plain, practical, busineM way, giv­ ing the results of lua fang aujiasieiiriii in each etibrta and pledging” hitAsalf to co­ p^ to«4rfti~.MUs FMtm KMh and a poltet of W I’hiwta wmAAuo • Diamonds mounted to or­ Monogram Seals, Crests, cut bn. stone by the best «• workmen in the west on short 1 notice. Subscription Price $2.50 a year. taitar will drain thoriohete portion of tho Rod fifrsr Valfoy, upon direct oommnsicstioa with the Winnipeg and the rich Bsskafchewin Basin. It will also I id I in the third atory af a building and to the gilded saloons and other haunts of vise in thia our city, and as a home ... A LIVE NEWSPAPER ; *r” Txx PaassataoicAX Joraxsx for Jan­ uary is still in ths advance. For reed­ disadvantage, under which they ham ing at oneo spicy, vigorous, spirited and labored during the four years of their high-toned, its bulky January number they preporn to have a structure of their own, adapted for their peculiar work. i quested to bur Large ‘m'TwX'm? j egant - trine of tho Presbyterian Church on thia important ..object. The dieeourw was eloquently and earneetly delivered, and was wc havo no doubt th® result of tho bocest conviction of the speaker who has an outspoken way of stating and onfurring his ideas whether they are pal­ Tho Washington PairiU n[ toatable or unpolatablo to his hearers, or which paper on tJu< downfall of us uno of his brethren in tho ministry Tweed dynasty in Now York adau remarked “I like tarn for tlM rery that ■ change of its proprietorship ttasy." tjo much for this and now a few to run a Tammany organ al the Nation­ wonla about the al Capital. contains a column leader on rorxo m i caaxnux usoaaiwr. the subject of Republican corruption 11 The Young Men's Christian AaeoeiaThais tobe expected from such a source, as it is natural for thia branch of the ed effort to secure the means to erect a Dwnocrary to held up tho bands of a I* pieliteis tettero IhaVW told of the | Especial attention is reand eD Stock of Diamonds, a&. lyii'Ji.s IAL. Isa. i i t l l ? r ? fj October contracts were let for construotam of the Dakota Diristos, extending 200 mitos westward from the crossing of Ute Red River to the m .ring of the Missouri, in central Dakota. A large force is now employed on tide division, whsdt to to be finished by the 1st day of July, 1873. In the meantime a section thus save to their customers the importer’s profit in New York. Emjwror is capable af good sense and mr.uly action. If all th. toon of toyairy to bo lioaixod would follow hia axample, the people of the “rural districts” i ly produce growth, not tale, but m grate, aa tho body grows not into but in life by food and care. The ducourse depreca­ ted die prevailing notion that a man ran become aChristion only bv some violent ouavulsion and poignant experience af­ ter years of am. Ho also hold that the modern system of rorivalism was sosen dally false and disastrous. Thia in brief is the substance of the ol the rood?that tho D.rector* deemed it e art1' Western Agents for The Waltham Watches— a full and complete assort­ ment always on hand-at wholesale and retail. NCiCURE.NG.Ui Confession, that there is hut one kind of feet in getting for tho Church membership, and that beptired play from Congress. IU i children aie just as much, and just iu »r plainly that polygamy the same degree members ns tliow of dttood or Utah will be. adult years, tho only distinction being that the former do not enjoy all tho privileges of membership. A child like tho vnaonomy tho Govtrnan baptiwd is born Into the Church just as making envelopes and selling cl a native of America is born into Amcri- member*. .The only States mat gain 3 than the trade can furnish them. each are Mtehigan and Iowa, while the comes a member of Christ’s Church; States of Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin, the Democracy and their aids would but baptism does mere than thia, it is and Kansas gain 2 each. like to hoot at as an imporitkm and a also a sign and seal convoying grace, fraud on the people. not by any magical powsrv in it, but by The Grand Duke Alexis, who has been A Senatorial Republican Caucus was tho blessing of God upon It. Thareforo so generously and hospitably entertain­ held on Monday and adjourned over unchildren will, an les. this irraee is re. ed in New York, Boston, and other eeivsd in vain, grow up Christians from great cities, shows hi-, acknowledge­ their eariic.t years, end should be ment by giving 85,000 to tho poor of New taught to expect nothing else than a York, tho same amount in Boston, aad Christian life. Proper training by the 85,000 far tho relief oQha Chicago auf- advisable, and for the interest of the Mockholders, to make thia addition to tho capital stock. inaiete that the investigations propose wexa already in progress and should I carried forward by ocher means. It believed that the new party movemet the World. apportionment bill, which -H It is in order to moot those nscssitiM to provide tot tho payment of improvomewts and additions already made and to be mads, and for carrying on with Tint new 'Hill ’Mi greater durability, although thrir orig­ inal ooto is somewhat larger. Contracts have boat male for the reqmrito amount, sad about 60 mites k»rt bora ljjkJ GOODYEAR A 8TRIISR: sion of Congress, has passed tho House and is awaiting th® action of th. Senate. It increased th. number of Rcpreoen tatives from 253 to 283, giving Mich­ igan nine members in place of six. It will probably pass th. Senate within tho next three weeks, or should do so. and will neecMaitato tho culling of an extra ora, ion of tbs Legiatature to reap­ portion jdbe CbngresaioesJ districts of the St ate. In thia HU, New England has 26, againit 27 before ; a lore of one. The Middle States gain 5 metnbera, baring 65 in place of 60. Th. Border and late Slavs States, exceptMissouri, will havo, in«ta«d nf 80 memhew, 103, —a gain of 23. Illinois gains 5,—more than and other State in the Union, white i!‘!t nuisnA it almost impcoriblo to keep the track in proper erudition, and it be­ came woMRoary that steel rails should be subsfitutwl far iron rails.tho whole dts• tones experience having proved this to take the place of the present territory equitable prinaplra. The pamphlet of Gov. Alfred Tira •end letting daylight upon the ope: Our'. Table —■s* The Kcw Apportionment. ? ? they havo been compelled to pay large sums for the use cf can and motive power; to build a machine shop and round-house at Jackson; and also to lay a largo amount of track and about 17 miles sidings. Extensive additions to the power and rolling stock have already Iwete made, but a very much larger amount is indispensable. The vast Ths Detroit Stoves are the HEA WEST Stoves In the Market. ring Christmas weak by Ungard and his ro-» rganisud company, both of which will no doubt draw well. The stores are crowded with purehasera of Christmas and New Years gifts. May many a heart be gladdened by these free-will offerings, aad may we all rttoember Him whoso birth into this world of ours Christmas day commemand ptaLro and Um U>. Sea of man A Meny Christmas to tho Rsnra and all its readers. ■ Yours, Ac., Jcvxxts. to compel you, ou attar reflsctfou, to Ing increased from M8,<51 tons in 1865 and W to 1,106,875 tons in 1870-1, an increase of 572,424 .time, while the pwaenger business has shown an average Incrsass of about one third. During this period, says Mr. Joy, tho addition to the moans for doing this greatly augmented business have not kept pane with the growth of tho business itenlf and tho present facilitiro of tho company » in­ moo. There are indications that the adequate to the profitable and «onom? Mormons problem will bo solved by tho voluntary abolition of polygamy by the ves Beautiful Women. �Da., iz /t?/ DRUGS. A>U. Aiul Mmu, .t <1» Bax Co. Agrionltural Society, hold al ths of­ fice of th. Conrty Co- Clerk, on Tu.»d*y, Dm. 2tith, ti» foltowing effievn. were elected for tho ensuing year; I'rraatatf-Hcu Richard Joasc. Few Frwifarf-R. B. Wightman. The Jackson PsJrari any* that for the last fifteen cr twenty yean it has been the cuttom of tho State Pri«n, under the instruction of th. Boanl oflwpeotor» to allow ratiomi of tebareu to pria- Water Works) kaee, hooks and ladder*, •to., before vndasvoring to get up a fire Psfrvri further say*: Co. It is all well onoegh for a company "By looking over the reports of ex- to organise iftbey wish, but what is liandilunta we find that during «rrerel year* the amount annaUy paid out for thereto induce tho member* to stay tobao-o fir tho use of the convicts ha., together. Give us WaterWorks, Hose, Tip Top Byrap for 80c, worth $1 in many case*, been two thousand dal- Engine. Hooks and Laddera. eta, an d lars, being an average ol about three er ths** wtiL.be enough to join aad think Good Sugars of all kincU. four dollar* to each coutmC, provided all it aa honor to belong to the organisation. Coffee at New York prices. A committee consisting of D. R. Cook, of them mwd th* staff. Th* test year Taa for |1, worth $1,25. of Mr. Bingham’s adariaiatraiioa. we R. B. Wightman and J. W. T. Orr, believe, th* unount-paid ortWM two neetaoasy is hr the Mayor to appoint a &>*p for 1 a, always sold for 15 c. were appointed to revise the premium Chief with aids, aad their duties in case Tobacco for T5 cinta, worth $1. list for 1872. of fire, to argania# tho ciiixen. a. wstM A. basket foil of Glassware for $ 1.00 with a tin* of pails. read ■asaEaftn'*-*--* READ " “ “ nice Lamp for 60c worth 76 aet of Tumblers 35c “ go ■■ Gobieta, 75c •• 1.26 ■ICHIGAM CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division 0CHOOLBOOKB, . ' BLANKBOOKB, JUVENILE BOOKS, STANDARD WORKS AND POEMS! Ztefite T2UFZZy<7 BSQS, M FIST! 8.1TCSKL8. Perfumeries, Pomanadre aad Hair Oil*. Wall Paper and Curtain Pixturns! Tut Wsatuxs, Wind, Ere.—-Since our last i«iue it blow, 'it thew. it anew!” Yea—aa Friday w* enjoyed ’a regular January thaw. Mercury stood way np pititg. L. E Sunrn, baa purchased th* brown building of V. Liens, opposite hie present location aad will remove in a few days. Ho intends making n firstclass Reetnurent as he ha* heretofore, and beside* wilt keep a variety of Groeriee. Oysters ofc., for ante atoll time*. UKE(1{1! New Advertisements. Highest Market Price Paid for all kinds of Produce. .•jasemn.' MTUTItUICUE.I “&nos Mr. Morri, tunc into the in­ stitution, ha has gradually ua«i hi* in tlunnco to dtecauragn th* habit. In many instance* he took jioraonal pledges from the convicts, uu did them some little fitvor to compensate them for the "ucrifie* they mad* in giving up th* habit Th* chapliu, too, hs. u**d ____ ____ —1;______________-v- Holiday Goods For Everybody! Present to your Wife,' Dangh Sweetheutf If so Purchase ths J con Organ. Frank L. Ward, is ; Pure Drags and Msdimas! READ! ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. LlCll DRUGS. MCXLirFfr SLJM£. Our Store is fuU of ehriee Goods for day night, when it frose down 16 or 28 the Hcliday season, to which wn iarite below 0. Saturday commouced a regu- , tho attention of our friends and citinm* lor blow. Signs and shingles were sent i Hal!' a-kite'n. Tho wbcaihoc front to <mo of ..agrees to furniali each convict who will gMSteteUy. tho now building* wa* blown down—no­ give up his tobacco wuh any one of the Beautiful Chriatmaa Gitte choice Tri­ statuiard uiajuxtoo that are published, body seriously hurt Wo saw scrt-ral ttnd by that moans give the fo<>4 for te t Sris and Perfumery, Shell and Fancy foot more by parties pfter their ‘•crau- tho mind instead of poison for th* «y»Box*. and Bosk eta. eom covers." In tho country wo hi-ar l<iu. Already their are about seventy of several barn* being unroofed, straw convicts who handed in their names for magasine* instead of tobacco, and NOTIONS!! tnauy more will no doubt take advant­ NOTIONS:!! lot down in many places. Ao incident: age of tho wnaibl* and rotnmradahle Mr Davis, who lives on the State road, proportion. By till* menu* the umIms STANDARD BOOKS, ■v h:s straw stack “on tho wing." He habit which ha* dooe mom, no doubt, AND THEMt-, nulied under JO rare a large saw, but in keeping convict* ia a criminal and du|iraved state of mind than anything was not quick enough tu get out—just el«o, will be gradually eradicated and had/ time to crawl into a oaml stand- tho convicts wd! begin to exhibit a mure FRAYER BOOKS, WRITING DESKS, iS^ near, and hi tree buried in a straw to altby state of both mind and body. “A* far as tho cost is cunoerae-l, the •taekery grave. He w** mkukI of FINE POCKET BOOKS. amne, and as he had timely taken tho two thousand dollars a ysar which are. AND PORTFOLIOS, aaneaUy expends} lor tobacco will buy barrel proora* for mus citation, no phyriCARD CASES, AND MAGAZINES CHEAP! SELECT, PRIVATE, LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS. •^Subscribe for a Home pa­ per. Takeithe Bator; it to the Ltrgert, Cheapest and beat pa­ per published in thia section of Michigan. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, DIARIES FOR 1872. To ftmiliea and parties wishing to Michigan Central R. R. Iteassssus AU persons indebted io C. F. Dwight Co., are hereby notified to call and settle their notes and accounts im­ mediately. ______ HESRT I. ALLEK, RC-k • 4 Michigan Southern Bailroad, wn* greatly .uqirised end thoroughly pleas­ ed, upon going to his office last Satur­ fearfully day evening, to find lying on hia d*sk, a sjdandid gold watch, valued at 8200. The groee receipts from Mark Twain'* 11 was purchased by th* employee of lector* ia Jackson were 8260. This thn Knlamamo division of the road, and was |75 above all expense*. given him as a mark of the esteem and ■ A citixen of Portland, Ionia county, roajioct they bear him, and a token of picked up 87,000 over a year ago, aad , no owner has come for tho money yet appreciation of the uniform kinduees anil murtony ho has numifested toward | Tho inmates of th* Wayne county them. On th* watch was the inscrip­ I jail hare petitioned for oyater* far Christ- Wo send greeting, the comptiiaento of the *aaw>n to each and ail onr petrous tion: "Superatondeni T. J. Charie*and wish you and each of you. not only learn that nil the Dry Goods House* of wurth, from employe* Kalaiuasoo Dia happy New Year, bnf a year of pw- thio City wiU «J,k» O'> New Year's day, sonal prtnperity, busmens succesa, and I to enabte-tho proprietor* and employe* caired <75 fo| hi* snrvioc*. rontnued Imalth. these l>e»ng the sum The State Sunday School Convention total of human happinau. and individ­ is to be hold nt Ionia in the wring. ual prosperity. Wm. IL Boyd, of Monroe, i* Chairman come to town to get year "grocerie*" or pay your subecription, (we will leave a while at Nil** ou Monday that an at­ man in th* effiev to taka in the money tempt is bring mado those to secure th* or wood) but com* next day for your removal of the present poetmaster, and dry goods. Wo wSl warrant you will get the appointtnsut of one Marston ns hia good bargains and a h*orty welcoms. sucretaor. If wo cin guest anything KIBi iu, anint! in diuct aaurt, I my" ha* boon translated into Eranch for th* um! of French etudonU. and roquaeting hi* enaction for immediate publication. Tho work was adopted aa a text-book in tho leading German Un­ iversity alter iu publication Such a high complimcmt aa thia line twen acuirdad to very few works of American authorship. 30,000 feet of Ash Lum­ ber, 10.000 feet White Oak Lumber, and 5,000 feet White Wood- iranted on ac­ count, and in exchange for Agricultural Implements. wvStf C. F. Dwioar A On Wood Wonted! 500 Cords of Wood want­ ed on account, and in ex­ change for Agricultural Im­ plements, and we will pay til February. ' B. Herrick', i. j»*i the plare to buy a fine gold ring for your swoetbaurt. Congrte. has adjuu med over th* Hol­ Way*. *'Merry Christmas and Happy Jtaw ceedingly C“e Fruit Chrwmo. RatvastB.—The Editas returned from his Western trip ea Tuesday *vewmg. Th* Irving t~.pl. are going to vote for a now bridge. Ge! aa Iron ona 9V* The Banxm Will keep you ported tho live issues of the day and the Campaign of CrvlM-ltelte *r 'Tip1** of tn! uiarram, »f CSitdrvn or *.l» 1872. Ayer's Sarsaparilla from public expraotion it is that Mr. Stoughton had be.t let pruaotit arrung"ments alone, union ho can appoint aa thn snreeswr of Mr. Jow*tt a man who cau and dur* hold a cummauding infillenoo in local politics there; Too many changes in so important a position.are 'dnngeruu*, and do not in tho teast j s,rengih«n the party, or socure more One curd of wood eu! and split Cue efflriimcy in th" public service. and corded up beneath a shritor wbil* Horau.—Dtrimg our recent tour it ia ,/et green, will furnish more heat West we were mow hospitably enter­ aflrr it ho* become sca«xM>d than two tained nt many well-known Houses of curds of th* samn kind of wood which Mlwasl reputation, but nowhere did w» ha* been cOntitiuaUy expoacd to th* find a House that excels in all its ar­ al teniato influence* of storm and sun- rangement. the R.<adtng House at I Nite*. Edgar Heading. M. D. |>roprietor. ! and wo cordially recommraid this House Tmsxx*.-— We were gre.-t.-d Christmaa morning, with a jwekage on our tabla marked Mr. and Mrs. L. K The exhibit tnado by the Stat* Salt Stauffw, City Dining Rooms." On Inspector in hi* anneal report indicates opening it we found a can of excellent that tlie salt-prodnciag. interests of Eagle Brand Oyataraand a fine bottle of Michigan are an important branch of pteklM. Many thanks with a merry industty. itoih in qtumtiiy and tranlity Christmas and • happy Nsw Year. the product afloat year bare largely un^-^-.-.1 T*l.- ...tlI—fitj.i u of An epidemic called spotted finer has broke out at Silver Orrek. a village 10 mites north of Kalamasoo. At last sc counts. it had been tn progress only two or three days, yet eight deaths by it bad Liat of Latten remaining in the Poet already occurred. Phyrioiami were pow­ ottoa. Dee 2Sth. 1871 erless to stay tho progress of the fatal G.-O Burdii. a D. Cote, fiuaaa C. TuL lorX J- W. Gtean. A- C. Krfpatefck, Murtha Wright, M. E. Jonrtcm, Direct your tetter* to No. of P. 0. Box Tur Frxsr Cuabik* mado *g*iu«l JohnW. Holin, former Clerk of the 8tnto Prison, have been abandoned and new ones made. He ^f*B arraignml lust Friday, waived exatnimation, and was held bail in the sum of H2,IMK>. He was committed to jail and now awaits his trial in January. Subscriber* U> the BaWJUB can get of aa, any Magaxiuc or Newspaper Olovia Horton, residing ia the 2d ward of Uus city, has a mt that went out on Christmas ere- «nd ram. in drippmg wet dragging with it a Unriur nArr which weighed titre* and n halflbe- : Douanos.—Tho friend* of Bov. LGlamor of Baltimore will moot at the raridenee of Bobt. Bfirin <m Monday ■ivsttiag, lair. 1.L 1872. Oysters will be aarvad end a good time may be axpset- Whoso cat <*s beat that f the it , °n,,7 *m*2!ki t*.. T»*U>»< ewMiun*. 1 MartMfo •>' SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE. WK “.VOJ’MWtfJW?” NEARLY 0,000 PAAJES - ornutnar a Christmas tnAny, and th* single an nqoivelant in money. They employ two hundred end nine men puMtahed in Country at leaa than CLta ratbs. ! lll-l LOCAL EVENTS We Irani by tho University CArsaW. that Professors Loreon and Cheratitor, astronomer* of the Obeervatory of Paris hare written to Professor Watson, of tho University, informing him that Lis © trim and light Christmas Tree*, will ILLUSTRATED MrSurtain Hom Inrtiiution*, Patronise Home ladartry. Call at our Job Rooms and g«t the Cheapest aud beat Work, Jom SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k State.; CwrwntAS Ftn.-Mr. A. Black and JamM . erere out Otrtewa. <m J«daa Mk* in Woodlaad fiakiog through th* io». They bad good luek 3W SLAPS. �aad ‘ "‘trm1*1 *Wodd^f Msabforrr ss. tri A ite Isftaac Arreas. —. -___ _______________________ — n/dtah free la Agaata la talroduce ateele Q IKIELTZ AUOOrUEH, larU**?* *" ***T *’"** LanaAfl^FUlt Tw?teo8'ci*ritijL,jMSia. Pre- :*^aii^.T®a;ESfta PETERS’ MUSICAL LIBRARY, 1 W 1 r5: ’ f A! ^."Y *** -*0*?* tt"!.***. ** reaero^y to BtellaS CorarateieMna. ATTACHMBXT XOTfCE. KTATT OF MICHIGAN. 1 The Cireall Court for*. C«eM, of liner. 1 ttvesf : . . S?IE~FJE®eE?? MORTGAGE MALE. if te r Jpi r i tlNQA FANTEJt THAN BY HAND. ..torr ib. Pre'etemeu Itoe af a tertala Ikdeaiareof Xortggga arate'aud eaaeated tteauel A. Owam to tea tewuablw .t Kuilted. eoaniy to Marry aad Hlale of Mtoiigao. ^zjKjta.^tfra^srzra Dr. Crook’s WineofTar. Jbr Sole ly ACXTtSr A SLADE. Ma Aaoukf Baal tags. XteMffaa. J— .U -M. o S- *■ - ’ *—• *“■““■'ifclu-: "W A'I’ll WF’Q Hair Restorative isirrsr Mattel. ailMetcteba« teslab Itemaan T KHCTET.-S wrom nrromi w 1 'MCmSMT. • -I BtegMSS Omits, tel Wass inaaa. Fants B. « \ ► M NaUon'a Zafo A Inte^-tengta pagw arerOr la prim HlnAaa emwy rotor so jam ■ibhrthoi «Mr “.VORADDIW \EARLY U.OOO X^kCrLX PUIUTYOTO BLOOD.. LLDSTRAffil LlHBAffiBB In the Weirtu tor only •h.OO. 8 %. P Trrffrtir tt f dC.fiZ*.-°.pVjo #o SD GAJtOFUUD-XoLmiAEGE2l> FITRATEDFSJLVEE, and b ratirrferjfrre /roiu Mr^/'.rUr^ziin <y.J SSsx'.-:"TrewX ^tomatefiaMtoawrena Ute EUr fro* harean CToap varwk.] nkSif Iioroeuf ."«» Mwrwi- •■-• UNIQN PACIFIC UALLROAD. . ' M MOMBT TO LOAX 1 5*32? ■S “acIges1 Mtt.kM Aero, to Ctefo. Farm,.* to Grexiag .Landauu Ite Iterate teeearaf.ro Ura “ Stela ef NrW^te, io *. (Irate Bggla.irtelry. GUARDIAN'S SALE. 1 n Ito eraetaraf t^mratatoof HrUDUMaiS.rata JAltlSY. RDXXCX, ELIZA Hfi-teri.i. tiro public Priomi rouge from tS to »10 |wr Acre. Dated nraaag^£K^ibW.T2WL^.»«nu ittM toTTar. ate unrgueite for dtaraa- ’ «i of the Throat ftKd I.m.icw, rate .r UM,. "’VilTiX^B.IljygajgL HMM XormtefW. wn. CHANCERY ORDER. * <KAJH..Y UU.COMPLETED STOIUEri Samm.au BOLD/ESSOFTRELATE H'AE wilLluiteilread tolls. M'p.l ip a. Dtruot Bouatv of *400. ’ , > a IteHh 4w «^»yrmghra,ta *e ynug«wW*GhitN or hUncj IMm^ UMCmara.ralotoL.r^jk %SH/oSrirewi<SjEX JRAINCOMWIXBTOMER’S NOTICE A who*. Lihnuyfajfortt drat 'w ill Dhvr rU far Ito NaUtog tolZUrUil CornifM tte to-fo rtf iforry and HUte to MteMgFtote! Write 6T the power of tale nniaia*d in nato laertnre. we UrtiirttMpubte Mtefatrite MSraMSter AUmear for pUlaiffc To have morr Bicrll than any t^^*V!k23r'tlS^ ABLEST LIVING AOTHOBS. J® nireIX wT TAR , p^”ACWSi."d»&iSS ooate.upcawM toi/ued bylaw'.aad nli'ea'Anir WINE vt, 6ol da, novuKiCE t 1 Wante Blresi. New Xark. sxs^tWLtsiTS^rd: ia-.qoo.’Hop DR. CROOK S UTJtam 4 Brora, and voH rote SaUuu-Or- WUUU. *^sr.-A'.=r-.xi=d: jJtUWS hi j 'll nj 41 r 'lr. ! [jh i F H |L p __________ LABOR, s.-MSrtS&'STxsscu 5,g£E.SK2'J1^L'aiS s l i. MORTGAGE MALE. Ixiaalt haring fore made ia Ua euadiUra ef a Ifdwiera to fieragMO Car Ue M-tar- u rn nr to arowiaa eiaaniac. a. J *u«'i< ail clataM sad {raaaufo aaawaaKa ratoteofjte taM teoVeMer. ef*uoSir*A l‘>‘*<Tr'h’‘.‘m«'toli.UiiuTMby IbJ atel Jeds, .f rn.lateto te.rrel.i-.re »f raid aa banco teluroto arena Ihsi an Ite U* day of De­ rsaaet bo aerrsat id, bo* for ntalarMlag aad to affared to *o pubtto ae a renal toaigurMar aad leter A. D. suetLneraad metal s.adred aad oeraun>e>a4< for all im|mnl>rs ol Ite blaoa. ar for or,-wue, a erii el .iimU«.ci «u d.ir i*.l .at of MreeOains day before maeU, will bo a rertala panto weakuean wilh ite If aUnulaal walla. For rare t» Fewer sad A jw. tlTiprjai*, BIIU m C os .GET THE BEST ptuola. Jamdlcr, I*m nf Appetite. IharrlHe.. ala, twin aad a*ma> et J -la C. he war, tba dm J Iifcteft Unkridpd Dictionary eo4MH>l-»ra named, for tea ram „r two ireadred Dreeslnrew after Ealing. Faiatinga, Scrafoia. tn- : .xk» ’zzrti1-2 £3} HMKX) Ward, out Jteqalaa. an i. Dini~- lanutUant Fr..r, CaallwrasM, Draper. biOaihy 1*5 rn la all darat>gama..la of tba antas glare A. R. FRABmcrSA CO.. “ **’*• ’ MIUJI * BURGBIR. of Braolhlux. Kftelioaa of Uw Kalurya. tell 30M*«nm*. iwriwtauM nu.ru. rigor and Iona 1. all lb. rital hmm. and BID MarkotlBt.. VUl!«<!•«, Via. Lteeia. Kryaipslaa and oipot Worms to Cbii; bwalUl mrel Tw Aiwroere tei pUlmlf. telianteo and farl.Jy all m«»te LrwaulhoUr Deled IreL Hal. 1 tn. dree. As M Appriter it to plamaM aad falsa- tareperaamiia. JUUX Q. KBLUXMJ. trl’tou Tkr largest and ebaapnal flDODKX WARE BOUHK la ite Unllad Hlaim. Mill m3 SI. Now York. Heto Agra, for iba t'alirelBlatee. EL.—rJ.’iuLsrti-cfissx1 ATTACliaUtXT NOTICB. -riro Ona Dollar par bwilte Hand for Cwrrtar. r-“■“tc surdssa pert* af *e Bleed. TUto to eat a ass Mrdluaa > Book Agents! "The Nita" —MkaahoSnui eat u» tore thirty yaereI CXmjtrttU about rarh .Suia-Tbo Xaitoe. T- W. CHAFT. IO YEARS la Ruiere A lauUlUtoea; too UrU aad Wu J Public‘Tost Ba. IS Caaal HL. up Blairf. tereu »|. Greed Rap- iKESSSSg U &U Jftl*dHA, Ill’ll i-fii ifn m y 1 Or. Yells' Wad ef Jinteta CUMNIINNONER'S NOTICE. Male of MMIcan. Coeaty .f Barry. ■: In th. DSIIM ‘t te. retete at IteU, Voider, d.r.Mte, Wa. iWhi sttriliijh; : Hili ill if B Grand Ba.nld*. Mich. For Sok by ACKLEY A SLADE, । _ _________________ Hostings, Mich. .IUUK A FEVER OK THEIR CONCOMITANT*. te i C. N. SHEPAftD, '^T,^xes^is■ MlltoTOLA. DTRPRFHIA. Dated. NsabrUlo, Dm. Illh. ArtfoMn^dSaS S i® Tbcy oaaUla tba o wl salaablc latte Haal.te. a tte waeM. asd are free from all B.asrai pan­ ose, bring riopul of tarMy ail dltanai Rauls, Borka aad Dasha, ewcfallj ateted Iron. s ife terSalatetewruWaad DmlmCaarwIlK M .'jpniw AND BLOOD PORIYUB. ilia NOT A FHYRIC—Ufa ROT ate fa po. nlarlr aallte a BITTItR. nor Io II totouted aa aueh IT UiAHUCTII ANKUK'AX pto-< that Ma tee. ward for many yeera by lbs uwdteal trauliy of Ihoae iMaUl.e wilh weeoartol a*rte-r aa a TOW. EXI-UL ALTRUATIVBaudUXEQCALBI* PUR1ribxor TilRUlOOliaud to a here and Parlwa teanody for all DMraaoa of lb. UVKX AND NFIJUtX. KILA LG EM EXT OR OtWTRCCTlON OFL*rTEXnXKl. IMUXART. L’TKUfNE. OR AUOOMIXALOBOAXH ! nV f.r.Tr OR A WANT OP BLOOD, IN’fflWlWBfn? .i JBXSXSSBS Price, only .TO ('etUdti Bottle. IB ! GRAND RAPIDS ‘a uae. No Family should be without u*"m u,e Mou“- Bnd IharebT save OVa All OTHEB WIIMOEIl. ? ) ' CCLEUK-lTlte “ PROVIDENCE." rx-‘aHrt,ss“dSt,»“s.T&,i; JURUBEB A. CBLA.F”V*B DTUara in one BO Onia Ikmla ofSJwpard aCompoi.nd Wahoo Bluara than thana 1a In a whole Oaaa of any other klntl In marker. Baeommendad by all the Brat Claae taffJtSWSi&EffC: Um f , Face, anti all Mreaeee of the Blood; aho the bent Binretlc in Um for Kltlney Complaint*, Wccii Baek, Fab, in the IaAhji, J-Mmbago, Gravel, Itheumatiem, de. Ar. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS A.ar... ■troi-Wto.e,-------------- ^s-n^-Ksr.-te-s: Omraterteuy^^ JV; >-•—* 1. I—--, r— 7­ ^remits lateriMM FVvw*, '* ~a?M* ** «■*****«**»»■ Bro CTri<M: raw • A FAMILY RECOUP. Um liiiW ft® iottft •‘ ,f rt a rtlfia filllii! • Jaundier, IiuUgrotion, S»irS4omaeh, OioflccNrsa, .Vervowa and . Sick Hradachc, /.it-er Com/daint. Fever.C Affue, Dyrpepcia. ifornit in Children, Filn, BUiou» CnmytainU, Lena of Appetite, Erup- iU SStBMrtB'JaWKS'M E^i.‘rtriEsa!-j£?t.x h H p .’ « , OF THE WORLD." FAMILY BIBLE. Huttai. Ila« 1 aga. Dm. Mh. tr 1. lira tc 1000 ILLUSTRATIONS, 50.0Q0 REFERENCES, Gl'AliDIAN HALE, laltenuunr »( ihamiMo -r Mary U Htralton. ™£2 .' ‘XXSJh Sfil Marlba A.Mmitoa.rt<arloa 1., llaaJsU. Fraak K. NMkro 11 l.reeW areas. Itet in rarreaneo of Obin. l-artlrs rt Irrt pen. te/1 merea Fral,~M. at J ..II.MH, rrentel ■■ ta> a, Ite t-rebata UMO. of hare, l^rau, Mietegse, parly of tea a4fta^m^a*r iTfow'reacwpiTtb 9t r*^*ua’*’-b*' Guuy fartaba C-un^ertreny.-.nd toatoof MiaSluSwiraeaaBnJaf foMtoeSSu for Ike tbuoly to Berry re the Elgtota i nib) day U.rata surra rarrey. to Ur nneuere n teas. okas, is lb. uu .1 llroUafi. in aaul toanu. al| :'.K?w ,XHr" ’-.Lf*,lL*t*^L fcr •«• “4 tai reU l» 1 ha t.uree uc damntarei real retain I. s H •I'tea Narth hvaedaor to Ore Cteu-. Hoar., Tho North-oart eaarira la. sl-il oftbe itoeth 'If •“* v**" " rlereed to te due at tte dale J tel. a-lre. lb. ana, cl four hundred and 1 weal, s Sirts&uiFE" dollars end IbirW ten aaala it HUM., and tea iauU -rent, ad Barry,—etad Haute te A L-.A of Alai pegs. Ulaairatad br ite teal ar U. law.)Iual.ll ►.■p.-re.oly-ai.l Ite Gar. af irela, and Will b< wertbr ef lire raatdeaae uf GL nreiifo. 11. Ifoat hire Hire,11. U belli aad I’M ay h, Ite FrwelariuaCloUiaadGiH. »1>|. Uill te DaMLUaeUoge. Dae. «S. MM. ■“■WG UAAC W. VltyoMAN.Sharif. Tb •'wort ea/te'/te”eCtatete free, Ite Fab Dated. ILaaGw Dea. Uh tofl. doato Iretera er frera ihMr regular!r aetoonsad agoela. Moat Soluble for the FamOy, TMEMRMUFieTHBFBN flXTUC rat^aLuintetoara ee, Lebta^f titevZT Moat Valubte far the Btudout, CUNIHt.SSIONER’N XUTICK. StMtref Mubiaaa^CoeM^of^Itarre am la Ite Mott Instructive far the Tooohnr. L'NION ruBUxntsoco, e> 1 tt Twreir aeraad aL. Ckieacu. Hoel Appropriate for tho Child, Hmt Useful hr the Minster. ’ aa eolirely Brsrjkrpwwe, wtdrt ' pewar and ealteaii, te rerelaa. eiaaiaa. aad ad- U eui rltlag., All to mrtjto ta Itateel tedder The American Washer! JeMtD CewrtHaaaM. la lire ym. and Aara.n.1, aaainal ite estate ef M ibawanh treat daer af Mott h>U«*jinK for tho Fanner, ret j of Haallaga. la Ito Caualy .f Barer aad Hlale t PRICE. 33-50. of Mich'gao, •. rklontoy *e fohrtlll (tote) da. M"it Elegant for tho Parlor, to Drenaber A. II IKl al Me e'dloat ia Ito af Moot Profitable for the Study. teraooo.fi tel dgr (Itel being IM rl«. fartodd- ISTow. 1871. Ferfoct. el al ma te Ike anderelineI for oiamlatetee aad U- iag The Faligur of Wastonx Da rVJTrengrr Dread- Inwamre. Cduri of lurry Ctetaly.y te pay Ite Sure « k-te, r"“ IbM wo win laoM ranouulCireull du. on add Mr rigage end rnau and char •J. bbl EnwHiuiy. ttodreay. aad Clean Oolbing. gee and eipwuMaf Glowed by lew, iaaladtog weld A GREAT UIPROVEHENT Al incur r tee pro triad tor la rai^JtorQsge. ’ __ tn ealiiag pablaa allreliou le Ihia Ullto a* rblaa. S few of foe fod.abl. quallUau. fuel maLawto Diu'naJ FKAXt'W PATTI VOX. *0**14 by any other marhino y*4 tai ruler!, j are pl.* Price, only BO CmU a liotllr. i luareal tai w.ll fo, .-Ik. _.l..—_ “WONDERS The areal lasaably llloalrated and rboapnl book of mmleru tlnte*. and Jett adapted ter holiday pifla. A reel* for llua wort will aaeure chelae I^S U*. tte wieasr aball dt.pter af Ite «~Bt. territory of lbs grater.1 religlooa relaaaa of Iba was by RiTtax ll tn rear <L*riUMr perpaas. ’ reularr. now nearly rater, aautlad "Jimi.- by C. ACUl.'LRSBF..lO. list. l»r. llewma Par rtrewlara address V.H. Billiard Talte MMsfasiat.r, Detroit. Uub. I-UBLIHIUND CO., i*« IfnlMku Chisago. HI. fTWEDOU SIGLER Ciraiaeali, Ohio. wlali A MMrofactarer ai Iteuking-Glaaa and Picture Flanu-s. Otetearw..^ M alawi A Oremrnul Moefd.art REDUCTION OF PRICES Iwperurear Lookior O're. Mslr.,Chrvnre.. aad KagTwi.ig.a4 Alerter NirarI. Oslreil TO CONFORM TO TYltY'c^dD*. WllUIJt*ALE. 11 EDUCTION OF DUTIES. • ALBERT t>. PlitRtlE A CO.. WHOLESALE DRY GUO DM. BY GETTING UP CLUB*. DKTROJR," - - . - • • m< Hi.;.is t«-teo.i for our New Frkr Llai aud a rtab form uUl araumpany .1. raalaislng foU direetleN Anti* W’"fnr'Tixii ” ciofit a>‘d*mai.t marali'r to dab organ liars THE G H EAT A Jr ERICA .V TEA C0n VI±TEGbA.«S. 81 A je VKiJRT HTRCTrm. y NEW TORE. »W« * * Dwiroil MlatUs.. r. O. tel MAX. ■a Tl.la aniela has baai.lte>rouiit>>rloalB<l •" . and found a aura and spaadr ouaa fc.r U.a following complaint. Entertaining Newspapei i qiilS I coiipm mo Birras, KAa^VSSSWr-~ *“ • lUlvi SHEPARDS 8i Sola iVoprlaior of ” M ii! r* GAlJTIONJ&S'SSiS SALE ON EXECUTION. HTATBor irnmtaix.rtaeatoer n.m-. • ■ .irai^enaraw, AM wtettara iiiPF Mra^u rereaa4lMmUata*wter2!w ’’telXA rompleic picture of Cbiawgo balers and aflar iMSra. Tba Trade and Ueouraree of Chiangs. ttotoUa of Ila Iteatoipal Atf.ire, aad ite Ureal Fleet of ite World. . Tb.Maiute-ofUre Fire Daparlraeel. wtlh a darerlpHu0 of Woadrefol W.rer Worts. Doorrip UM el the Honmae. faring and belidiag malar­ THROAT are irnmadlelrly rrhrra.l, aad alal* ial* Tte rilraordanary niarsal at iteIt..rrra.of tellrf in rates ol Tl.iaJl d.Stewliir^ of years uiny op ilrrem Ttw aumter laeairae and mode afeferaiiag Iba Grata iterators, llktarj aad aundtog. drerripl.oa of Cha l.moea Stock Yard*. Th. aomterel Itoilro^ lbs Uka Trod, raid Coramerer arlun moooal uborrraltowa b> OTORGEP. UPTOX. ’ perbol JOHN Q KEWLOGG. I- I'laUHi, N (reregfiar llrtlri Y. tela agrM far lb* V. X tread tor Cireelar ti-rnrfUUn CUrofa /rtt..,. AGEXTH WANTED TOR JAMES W.BUEAI1AN. KSfaj-J pKX.lBSEssit'tr.VZi. ’rL-ieStarirt.’SA---. -...— Ja'Xter.-a: jrxssktssxs tnuxrtWL-iirtS it i, Yire - Wtes CTSUMKHl—inter .4 .-till aotatr. r THE GREAT CHtCAOO CONFLAORATtlhi* nnriii *• A.«aer'. eyp. Row tfily HsM. IMiaH flOLb.NMH’fro B....T A Ananas Baeasre V» Cai.oruty Ustruil Gumwo. nreeur.llr I~«*l after lb Itealreg 11 ...re xe.u, iteosli Inar aad prllrtl ayaton for ■DailreUai real l.e>lwsre re.ia.Hnr ilulr ..tere. i!,.nu - i i ll CHICAGO IBM CARBOLIC TABLETS, It Coitaiu all tke Nm tflfe 3^S2*5E«s^? . J^<!ite.?s.a.ra-.^rearr.. I7AU. AMD WISTER STOCK 6? HXE £ Wane .»» Doauaa.a China Dinner and Tt-aSela, .tone rosy aaato colore; «te lias CM Glass teg-re, AhtUh A Co’, ios Mated good. ; I.ary There Tiblrta prtaaui Ihraa.J in < kiaabiealwh mJ Knbbrr lUodlnl CaUrry. terga alack of! WLtl, Otl.re rittelrnl raewdw. la a popular form) ■SUad, Bcartila aad UMg^Latajj. ^Ac . for 1 SWg-SaaEE -A-Sfentw VV'nnted Sarieai. harebr rima lhal la feresaara et a Ze.rywtare. to tab too rarer mredreawd aero Ireter Urraraayral MHte.il, rtsalMl. are t, iM^Fjebra, loMtoeunf to tor ./ramraa Bdi >■ THE LRE1T COIFLUUTIOX. Dry flood, and Millinery, HI aad IIJ Woodward Amar, rore.r Coa(ma awret. Delreal. M*l«gu !! Pf THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE Hi IK .5 ^ 1 $ P i 1 »« J.ITmae Areuor. telrolt. JIkMc*o, £«lJf|-HKLL LIN SACO.. rtaaaaal ■nuriaa. A catioclfoa ofteautifal piacre tar II row. Maak. Drrealar. ote u° uate 5r*i"\•*< raaw armrera aoaxtaisnsreeeraruo. ISMaMS NnUltel Oren.. A .plated colhoite br irera. 3 fsL* Jrerei^/XoFsaL'Jre4aM'.**M*um Drew all af wtatah auitaman are duly rao-nlrel ia Vitin. Altor.1 l-acter. Kiat.t, ,o. ’ teeftneitereafayaaatafoge oner nine win ra te l-rtaa. tte™, alegsully teead -.a a.aiue re a. isoMami.a*u.arenrea a...» . mt* CVe.!,'** 1"1 *** wreae,I-|.rrreora —* le neto W terry, te foor eererauaa her of Tb» Creneiox Hotter cf the nib Crain. l,a,.Ci>» diaehamd el Iba lire treated b, aald mretanga. ptrooaa radaerd le brggary Frarlul Htreae, Addawaa. J. L. PETERS. M, Danaduav. X. Y. , -■c *utx- j*-«* * fhi,afore npclrep her^hr ri’— itei rarewaat te Sol- la lf»-‘ ropireaf Ibia ifoek telteg par ter htahra^Sd trai1!tatldraw. rrae "Mured*w tle3»dt’to Hampie Crate, post paid A»c. Address J. W GOODSI’KLII. Cbwage C*urianali orNL Leela. Z ASEMTS WANTED- !» P H ipifep ® Yw rat it! Yoir fife ran it!! Yair tkilira mbit MORTGAGE BALE. ■ Read Orert .f Barry Meal,, te re, Ike amoeal daa no auto meruara aad oarta aal e-tergra aed asms lie ■Itaoed bylaw toaladlag aato auoraa, fro proald el for to raid tourtgom.__ ___ „ . . _ r AUXANDULA. WORTH. Dated. Koraratea 1« U31 U Mari* row, li Buy NALEON EXECUTION. 1® Take wboiseaieonif byia* Orgat Atlantic A Pa eific Tea Co., s Cherek Hl »rw Verb. P. O llotSSOa .tend far ne.-.Uter-Orefer. ' lO 1 iff iiw il AJ LEICESTKRSHIBE wprilPR rJv: VXMXARTWiaHC <ra.araL*S..Sr“‘-~Ura' t*SdKS<s: sDEwh-i-ss. SSMsKKjS <F7Xe/yS'X.»teao jf S P I rerl Deep* and jli..* Bl Iterrealtou*. (J UlL'eneaM.*.; TwoCullrrllaau of mealrr l3 ;4 HALFORD ” kss PHOBATK ORDER. TVT Uotito., Lorre Vafomre 1. a»d li. kl •i ; ?'*••» •< »« A JEl I) l-rateara G-ai* A c^lrelfa. af tea.lifol Dolladr by WaUara, TlwcaaKrUrr. 1£ /A“n(BTRt’UENTALC0LLECT10>a. XT v“’ .f1”*CV*^l “J ,5 1 !-• ' ‘ WCd ’TTZZ* "7”’ U ol baeuUfulHaarrd Man I> M Ga.nlr.te Harer. Fireaula Mbore. 1 i-l ® il W W.lVkfU.Y AddrebaG. F. WHITNEY A CO .-aMUl.'l. Ilulon. Mare. . al<m MM TKEA-NECTAR h i rtsi VOCAL C0LLECI0N8. E^feaS^ sSeoiesiSseTsiTBTLVWSSSr ilW Whitneys Neats Fool Harness Soap M'ruAM nJi’-s’iNian. J GOT! 1T BI*U- Follaliaa tail tea * Il Ibr Mi». liras Fat up hi laret a *t,.l aamll site bolat, alto It : H K bare lias bran In car for yr«ra an * f nNMEivniii iiiuhi; u.i. Md raataa eeroey. ePHtemjarar yjtaTVwirs Me 'J i CHOICE PIANO MUSIC. _y thirty Saa plots ngnriagi tftte ualaenr telte , teraaaorgtolaa stele of basllh awl di.aaaa pifBXITVRE’ 1*. llt r.t AUtl. A co.. 5*111.111 Alllr. Headward A.snu*. Itotrell We bars a nmpl.ta ansrknewl of lbs Sunl Furniuire. sad alter snete. 4 csllfruia barer* k. adirttalWssre fuln .Us to .oil dl.. u, p.fm. Ws m.onhslurr mntofsur FuroJlure, aad res Wo froquenthr Leer of Generals < turns- pir«M of artill.ry. WtaU’s J AUtQILLIXO ALLSTTUM u»e of capturing pieces* wtyi Mrs. P ii o vs eno ld‘fiin.1 iTti it r. iuften ; why not capture whole oo«i Twraty S.e psr real kaaikui *»y alter “You can’t do too much for your la tetre.L Ifoaei IsU teviMlm. Fare. plojen, mas," said totuvbady to a JOHII. W. SMITH. iuted, ••.roag-bstkxl turn of all wo fa*H»d« Woodward Are.. O.lreU ] VKW KUA is BMWISO MACUISH. 1 1* Tbs Sew liters Vadsr Issd tewlaz Macbias main tbaaaan alteh aa the Atarrr. IIowe. ; aad all otter bt<b-pteed Lock AUleb Mehite IAdLL OAUIL, THE BEST SAUCE AMB BEUIH It! Made le aar port oftbe world FOR FAMILY USE. K. CUEXEY * MIS. Gw, I Ag o.' It! ID Headward Ar . IMntit lBcb. ! ra as a»o or au near curia csocau. JOUS IL'iwt’UHEKTY. * ~ 1TCTURE ANiTmURROR t-RAMES, chkomus cxdkA visas d mows. SSS^SS-^s larjaw blafraralMagtelda ■> ram. raJ aas^j M~atocer-l,aa» al law ..Jarasu uO rilfipIj FIFTEEN VOuTmeS"FILED WITH gBM s=a*i?u^32si.“ n* WJaller creliciun trad ■tana lllh Uar^ Afireraar. A. B. tel. Mwr *ea y-11—-■ -■ - terartu dXre tod Zumm*ru iilriKlInmi PROFITABLE EBPLOYKENT. W. U num. T-Irte.Obia. NwUstee A L'«.,Cia 0 . ar tetewap A ttliaa, Hartford Coan. wiMl feoifMiiHjS $ Hto«to Ttokwi HK.TtafcatobliVTwriro Ttok«a U-J. Tw.nl. Ar. Tmk.to »to. Circular, tuslunfag a Mt fiat of priian. a daa HUGH JOHNSON, cnpltan of the maoare af drawing and niter Io Msaetsctarsr aad Dml.r is . forwmton lookrenec la Ite Dmintalme. wdl Carriages, Buggies, and Blirglu. MAL'UIXE. al a liberal salary eroa----- '-----*f4* < ***** £>l»ritotoom» A llsraeaad Wagea glare to Aaoata. Fell I'er CUKNKK LAUSKPASDCAKS .'T.t. A laaea aaaartwaal eTCMtara ul Haawwad. •»n«x L. D HINE. Bn M. IIKXDERltUX AGO . (laesral A state Ute. alate latW.abHi.. Liaai.MiLU. 1UJ3T,e2?*<" • »*< * **• Ohio. A HI. U.e.a Mo . _______ ot.l ... -■■ ............. — »Wl ZXARBIAO0 A“5P SAKtOHN. HORRORS & MORMONISM Ur aai.l.rof abreh prw.l, < making frldaor. 1 agaiaai llrlghaa, Yoaag aad tba Litera. /Ira „T ■te«pw»rtotore.1 *r ua etearatoaed m wMow of - -re- JOHN PATTON ANON. MssifsHarrr. itad tl.hkri la Carriage*. Buggi-», b’ltighs, de.. Tbs laed e~il.«u tn »b<blk«h E.i.Mutml ’ • ia IHf ncTMt. <.au aeoaeiUMw ..a a.tu mtns Til 1RTY EN <t. ~ Chr^uLZSttui Dissases. MORTGAOE SALk. i wnda.i.'S. pytaralof H. ;* “ 1! s if t o lr t r - 3Ei P reel, • ten i.irvr in. eL llsrwaea, Wreth (MOeaakf Owarter el aretiea isirlr-n*> F,L* i” ‘“S' B?“w,od Ptemre.worthUmmrebl h^r.rite IMIS-mlNrtlU of range orree CG tram •.Ji.waa'ataysssseusu ESzrri'rfiEmrressNK: WENDEI.L A CO., rniHHMXO UfUIll-GI Q~ I lly ssterega. IcEXTd >ilha«a liCTMIT. ■ Ws cwsnalse hMopr -safoa aad taaawdials to Ulghl, trior el s,a* aad hair. yo« wi» reraise a lares We are Utoai all urania pleas rar tai. reium stall a rorroal pietere of yoar future bro A-UrewW. TOT. P.O. Drawer. Xe. H Talite "wsrater la alwiurtaaStoemafalalApwtaa. fllto.X.Y.t wtapi JOHN s sF 'F ifiP * ’ $10 from 60s iyiiry44y,“lTy-ly^xr^ro,^.M‘S fTBAVKNTHf CtOTaKH. ' J.tCWB UEKNOX A CO., to WwAbrkktsIteesl llrtt tet-»ll. Qjum tuisins D++-+.:D I I? >rHaMrearo-eo, l*. XSown lev .•• riiu'l. P** Wri* *•* «U AUDI AN XALbre (UOl.tlhnXortk telfef tte (teeth half et areuoa ■:•. , ,1a Ite uataue^irfo. “J Fjeniere A Dewey ’’tfaatela Lm^Lr aieZa. raai to po-ueareaw efitarare •oMteaaereo Cl reelalcue as. heudredaudHlU OlO.OtXI IN AMERICAN SILVER “A KUCSTMBata for lb. /rire oA.al item, *125 .‘JEStvaaa-TSi he A’anety afjtroraiiHneoa e**ily literal tenet. k to aa eri0to, Sml-alaraV.gmiae. VoImm prr. of wkeatOMMF^Mdbylbowefa.reit'W Was lad. J.’A UAYItK.Urenl Patio. X. 11.WMS1 «a- free. Address H. A WuUb. hawUrgk X. Y. *** AGUBCVBKDOBMONBT IMtFUND » ED.-teod to W. C. Uaaaillna a ifo_ Whole*. prepare appetites ia npctar and a r>J as- Dragwiala, Ciasteaali. Unto. f.re ewe batik KKEaa-fkveu and AGLB tonic ant potion of immortality. teal prepmd for »l Noainroro desire of doing good r run rus kidxcta aid i.iriB^UMUaa make aa enemy of a aingte heraan Utas'. BUCIIII AND DANDKLION Jul wba mg ; that philanthropy has surely a I K esrs'm-'s,.'re;Ti£jf in it which cannot sympathise with CiaciaoalL Okie. O£premor equally aa with tho oppr •a........... ., , >..-------G* <.)~AMONTH ■ Here. fwatered. Kipaa XjHZe) ... paid II. 3. HUAW. AXTOd. Me. It is quite the fashion to drop I "I A VOID QUACKH.-A «Ma af rarlr indi.cr. and than a lump of nifty into perse no A ttoa. cussing aarrau. J.bll.l., premals'a ouduct, but too often there ia 15tle < ire e*“T. •**-. *«•'•< tned la rata erery adacrtle ad remedy, lea disrerered a simple mauieofMlf cure, which he will rend U bla fa i in w.. nSer.ee Addrem J. U. tears,. TS Au«. at. A y. part to Nertb baJfiw. a, a. Ji.) to £a SartVenM araejae.tn._a. IO to to-aten 7./Town KaJTOtfBeevekweue.ffol'JTewa two Nurth lul n.) Baagaaito WaaL ir.t w-laag theMraipari to*. BreUtelLla. pTtoa.Ji)toSomU-wratow IT .....xmi*......... V. will braid a baadaaaae rraspsrioa er ou hiia Hmplwrr niaairnltowa lu any Book Agro Hus af attirre AMreaa Natenaf l*e<dieto*r Co Chicago. DL, ClaeiaaUl. 0., Hl. Leela, *u- BESalHMjisws; to »p» ratmnwbF'5 IIT». $ 200,000 00 FREE TO BOOK AGEHTS. *2j ram»atMjblg>ssftertiaa lai .■■-ate irts, , TiiaJL.'Z r.„ K, U>..e7|ej||PyWn-|.» ilk Th to Drwu-n jrrete.p.fen.wr,, ;n. I i^bJxJsStJriirsx'KHi fts; I2*xit7‘li’^rii3 sjj-rS: »•« »» rruia-J: Ate n It r.rlhre onlared. Itaal ra“-fv. »8UV.'Sll=2VX7.*fXSS’A5 W aad aerrelaara1 la tab smn» er terry Ito to rm . liure.r fM of (ftp denote. rvseaaMmlfirr thereto •■'reran, wwkanreremnuaaatooar nf Mai'rs - • tat U te ony, tea tell.win, tnne nr pareala o fq GiLLETI a halt* IlCTpOtT. ' . WIIfcX/VT. AFlBAL BiATlillBljpDA, .2 fo’X-Ol’Ai AND RIFLES, SHOT-GUNS REVDEVER? Gsa uatenala of oaery hied. Wnis las Free ft* phi ■ Me. to An Wwatemd Are, DrtnH. (^nir'TOCR.......... 1 “ nEKmir wEEKifhissn Tbs ten Family Newepeper le IM <.eui>iry 1 • year. tart for epartraaa sear aaJ elab clreo . Iar. AfareaaTHR TRIBVNgDelroii. Nick. -It ia erWent (hat the meet Hrt efforts often fail, white tho worst card. This fart alone ought to i the folly of partarm. tornote ofc Bl- Marr, a Mraaua. U. n. Dree -rei, — . rt "a SSswaf cajssvss‘d Principal QBw w. XdU te., Cimi.xaU, 0. n r tel r Rritabla Cifi D.» ite lion in lb a rou a try •M.re “tow*1’d.hwlaohwnaq el arad naotae. taw et^n aimaii l.Mdnl, aaraaaareratai e-rrea.i. Xre D. HINE'S EfUHTEENTH Is 0 8 F A. XC'YUiO 01) S Tayi. Taakm SeHoes. H«..rry. Un. ..a fOZt) uted: .,!«««. nnu.teTfttMSg'BTia .n ® f e ll Out.* i are 1 I ! they would strurglo to get poasro in a lighted bosnUheiL and 8 O’CLOCK. :s “ •• Hartley i*ROMAT£ OttDER. Dauchey i Co’s. Column. Weed “ wffin’jasaBta uiu maw—■ 1 jmr ABrEBnnjmn. jj'o.an.utnmTnwr Geo. P. Rowell a Co’s Column. to TtBrH waxtBD-AS..Vrtto iiT Citrrtv " ! f - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1871 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1871. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. <br /><br />Have you noticed yet that there are extra daily editions of The Banner from August 15 through September 13 of 1871? No? Well check them out as it was quite a feat for this small paper to keep up with the regular weekly paper and a daily edition for three weeks.<br /><br />So why the daily? Hastings became the home of the <strong>third</strong> high-profile Vanderpool murder trial moved from Manistee, MI, and The Banner kept everyone up to date on the proceedings. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-01-03.pdf 25794689e0f7a88350a7da6c5a1a9273 PDF Text Text Trf« KutIbucv 1BT The Banner Cenpany. trirarniux axur co. Jttcw HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. ■JCMffiAN, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3. 1872. VOL XVI. Wwii i*d ityra hit ■I IM I •„ , .. ................. l| I . —-------------------------- -■? suBt'a pfeebtMtotal tb teW toa tot. taroaClM «ab«W hito f I Ilcquret the attention of Friend* and Cuatomsre to the mi W W HIM I ^Sdpb waa a Hub a&id of k mob.- But Cfifly.wa. bettor than Tat Creek, ami Squirt Haw kin*, with afl hi* £auln lorad ju* fee, Aad bad * pr»fe«ad ». qieclfer tha tnajoaty of fen Jaw, and a prefennd rrepert for In* own r.ajoaty trhsn MtCiJg Bmi coart repreatoMag th* Nover before Equalled in this City, for Q-TAUTY, ST> LE AW» yXLUE. i Mil* " —‘ »o«Ih in all tl itwa.all.fewdeoH.Md bowheeffthu crate andwenf en toward hvee, and how wbaa b»*' t» to ile ‘op Of Means’, hill he mot. Pete Jono» and Bill Jones. and a slim, sort of .a young man, a-ridia’a and how ha knosred the Joneses. by tEeir luiew, and »4aa more things of that kyind about etofef Ha OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE „ VALENUlENNEM. ‘ 8 'x$V A - Popidar Mdw, than Eyer I ■ _. FlanelS Blankets, Woolens, Shawls Hsdsrj Soods and Notions, Below Fall Prices. And 1* undoubtedly the best HEATING STOVE mad a. Thb Store will Leat a Itoom with loa Fuel, bold Fire ton<er. baa the txwt Dreft, »uicotboat Coetluga and bust fitted. <1 any Btore tn America. We invite all ' ' ‘ ' --------------------- "i Put in my bort licks, taint no u*. Run for yuro Hfo. A plasm on foot to tar or. fether or tran tonight Go rite off Things Is nwful jnberuus. . Bld. The fept question with Ralph was whether he could depend on Bud. But ho soon made up bi* mind that treach­ ery uf thia tact was not one of bi* traits. He had mourned urer the dcslruciiiju of Bud's good resolution by Martha Haw­ kin'* refusal, and being a disinterested party be could have comforted Bad by WE KEEP THE CAMELIA Groceries, Hats. Caps, and Clothing. BOHTO^ CASH STORE. KSSKswET J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Shim af iKhaiiol Dentist!, OtyXf*j>y.r (but A FkUU»'« Stars. Uioita. anae dotation. Hannah mid feai, he bad said that he ousend the pasture.— Of hi* own accord? No, she spok* of it first. Had Mr. Harteook offered any explanations? No, h*>hadn’t. Had he e«r paid her any attention aftMwasd ? No. Ralph drelinod to creM-tjoeation Hannah. To him abe never eaauud so Air u when telling tha truth so rtb- kwh-.^CB. DRUGS at very low figures. The||Germa» War bats forced the French to put a heavy export duty on Silks. he nam’d a bfaa hired. Sbe'd read things with bar own linn eyes that beat all .fe ever seed in aITi<er born tiara And Pete Jones said h^ffialter knowrd there warn*t no good in ‘seek a Mtor. Couldn't stay abed wbre> be got there. And Gtwnny rtamhira waid. law oak** I nobody’d over a-found him out ef It,, hadn't been far ha#. Didn’t »Ho go all ores tha neighborhood a-warnin' ptopl.HTM-ber port, she xtmgtrt through that stere of good*. H^wm fond ci fee gals, too 1 Nothing was » groat a crim* in her eyes a* to bo fond of the gala . Th. constaHe paid unwitting tribute to William fee Conqueror by crying Squire Hawkias's court open wife an Oyox! or, ** he said it, *;O ye*.'” and the Bqttire ukrd Squire, Undi-twood, wljo came in at that mmnta, to sftMfe enough to know that cv.-ry avenue of es­ cape would be carefully picketed. So there wax nothing to du but to take fee eburteit path to the old txyating-plaoc, the finrimr-tn-iock. Here ho eat and ebook with tenor. Mad with himself; hr inly -dcuounird himtelf for s reward. Itos the efioci trie really a physical one. The citill and panic now w’tte the Shandon from Medicines, Ladies, now is the time to secure a Silk Dress You will not see them as cheap again Dye Stuffs, lifetime. E. F. JOHNSTONE, EDITOR Thu Only Agricultural Journal Publish­ ed tn Michigan. PAINTS & OILS, School Books £ Stationery. “And, now, if the court pk**c, 1 am abouttoeaUa witoaas whoea uwmnuay ia very irpportsat indeed. Jdxa. Barah Jana Moans will ploo*o step forward and This Mrs. Means did with alareaty.— She had met the pvoeeeutor, and impreread him wife her dark hints. She Barlow & Goodyear. The best plai •"be sure to look at th* Spring-inrock—1 think be'* therw'-1- ’ ___ Thi* hint wn* not lost on Ralph who spredily changed hi* quarters by dhnbing up to a sreiuded, shelf-like lodge shove fee spring. He was none too ■oom for Pels Joore and Hank Banta were so jo looking around fee opring for him, while hs held a twenty-pound stone over feuir heads readv to drop upon them in case they should think of look­ ing on the ledge above. Whim th* crowd were gone Ralph knew feat one road wa* open to hitni— He conld follow down the creek to Cllly and thence be might eecane. Bnt, trav­ eling down to CHlty. ha debated wheth­ er it teas best to escape. To Bee was to coofaas hi* guilt, to make hwaaelf an ootlaw, to put an insuznwuatable bar­ rier bctwi<n himself and Hannah, where tcrrtir-ilricken atul anxious face at feo stood by the brook-willows haunted him now, and was an involuntary witness to ------ to buy------ GROCERIES is at the new brick store of Fnttx, FiiiHS ail Evsrptem, Squire Hawkina, who had. oom over to CUAy to avoid responsibility fcrlta BL deeds of hi* neighbors which ho was powerless to prevent. “ I* that you, Mr. Hartsrxik f " Tea, and I want you to anwat ms ar.d try n» here in Cttfty." ________ Him 3110,. ai Oifat, VsraishM. Mixed its, Brushes, sod Ar­ tist's Material*. 30 Years Experience ’ MEAD 8TOMEH. TABLE TOPS, \ { ; de, and what part ths defendant had “.Well, you reo, I slkrs siupoctod that air young man------ ” Hero Squire Underwood stopped her, and told her th*: she miat not tali lier -Welkit’afaetol am. aha milled indignantly. I mean to taU.’ Hsre l_.---------------a keen pitch, and she began to abas* th* defendant. Again and again tho court inrirtad that abe must toll what there mind was made up not to fire another mile. He knocked at thd door of Squire Underwood. But Squire Underwood nwbo a doctor, wad had been relied We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay SOMETHING NEW Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash BURNING FLUID only, at the very lowest rates. MONUMENTS, ' H. Bronson's opportunity to distinguish himrelf. And *o, wife many knowing [ and confident nods sad hbM, sad wife wreck diHcrenes to tha two squires, he opened the care, alfociing great indignatuza at Ralph's ■-rickodnsai, and" ut­ tering Delphic bint, about striped panta and shaven head, and the grating of , 1 ' of 1 the house soon after be went to bed, and feat be heard him xMm al two » the morning. Thia toed*»oay was givsa wifeoat hesitation, and tmad* a great Mas. Janet, a pear, brev-bMUn w»mamaaiMaa fee stand is. * taghteorei ’ .. JRS, 7^Cb> ’BAL DENTIST botihi nmiHBr beare^ndtef. He was a fetie tried of having everybody look at him ssa feiaf. It was a little irksoms to know that mw ■ rwrDtxrir cnDitm were put on the doors of tha housre WINS OR BEER, boh* m which he had ataiJ. And now feat (TED bottled, OC. thought Hartaook a most dnngrr >ui fee to the peso? of society. The evidence already gives fastened snepietoa upon him. The prisoner had Mt yet been abb to break ita torn at aU. Tha prisoner had not eron dared t. > try to explain the reason for hi* being out nt night to a young lady. He vrodd tfew conclude by giriag toe loot touch to the dark evidsnee that would sink the once fair name of Ralph Hartaook in a hun­ dred fathoms of infamy. He would oak wasnwm. larad -aboat b hundred yaedt from the hoasa feat wa* . robbed, lie aaon olo man Pearwon and the mas­ ter and ono other feller that he didn't know com* away from there together about oaae’etoek. He hatred tha hon­ es kickta', sad want oat to fee rtabb to ace about them. Hs reed two men coms out of fjehroeder’. back door and meet one man standing at the gate. When they got dostsr hs iEntorad Paar«n by hi* wooden lag and the master by bis hat . On cnMa-axamiaaliou bo wav'* little confuted when asked why ha hadn't told of H bsfoie, but said feat he was a&aidtaeey mash. Lekare tho folk, was a talkin’ about hangm' tha master, and he didn't want no lynchin’. Tha prorecution here retted. Bronvon maintaining that there wa* enough cvHeuee to fnjtify Ralph’, committ.1 to awaii trial. But tha court thought that a* fee defendeat bad no counsel and offered no rebutting tesfenoav, it would be only <hlr to hear what the prisoner had to say in hi. own dsfenos. . Ail Uns while poor Itelpb wa* look­ ing about tha room for Hud. Bud's actions had of late Lean sirarurely contredidfory- Drt h»d hs turned coward �IK TRIBUNE Stoves! those men tot your great work “akepr No. the Miggeotion of Mr Hunting, though rouobed in a vety eloquent wall roq*>d«l and high sounding ientenej will fell nebotooa upon “thoee prairies,” to* wait for) the eocusg of lbs »/ Mr es-toU."• Then wo ray Humboldt Collage ought • toeucoeod. Wk’ Wo tlriak It will, aad have xaaay good rreonos for the pleaeure, ilun Humboldt College in North-Western Iowa. Arriving bjr train atFmtDodgx -wo hired a conveyance ia th* centre of a territory which in a decade will have a population of W0>that place. After a pleesmt ride of 000, if the past ia any criterion by two boors acnaa what, but a few year* which to jadgvlhe future. ago was *n uninhabited prairie, but now The enterprise is in tbo bands uf mon a rapidly developing country full of whose faith is strong end manifoetod by our destination aad still, we aaw nothing of Springvale. In a few minute* we reached the brow of what in that region of prairie land, ia called a hill. aU there suddenly burst upon out view the up by a (Utocminatioa that nothing caort «/ aa imposaibdity ecu cheek or deter. It hae a good start; the work ia weh begun and consequently weU under way. The people of Humboldt county take an sepeoal pride in the matter nod will not l«t it rest, and wo cannot help but think if Mr. Hunting bad enjoyed, as we dkL*n opportunity of being there and coavweiaf with the earnout intelligenl people of Springvale, ho would have ehanged hie mind nor erer thought of the “Cardiff great" in oonaootion with a work like thia A few days spent with the prop), end „ boo-’. manly in- four bouaoa, now it i* quite a place.1'— Tee it b quits a place. What building beet, thrown away upon the people, ,ia that? wo asked pointing to an impoo- who have act their hearts upon the acxag structure standing in architectural oompliahmeat of a great and good work and have their faces sei in tbe right di­ beyond the village. That ia Elder rection. No, they moot not tot it atoep, Taft’s College said tha driver. And but rouse themselves every day to a new then wo recolfected Humooldt GoDoge. awakening. They have no cause for Thia b the enterprise about which a cer­ discouragement Thus far they bare tain Mr Hunting cnee wrote. Thb done wobly, and we bo pe that what they have don* 1* but an earnest of what they will do ia the eurly future. We shall one day visit Iowa again if we are enterprise is th. “riinuM," and the beautiful Des Motor River, the largest river in the State of Iowa, stretching away for a distaaoa of four hundred mikn through a country so rich in its plsdgea of growth and greatnc**, is the ’•saadf sfrve**" and that beautiful edifioe, the first planted substantial germ of a great and. Mble institution of learning, which lbs afereeaid Mr. Hunt­ ing would haro “ilftp till Uu af ateU esess t» tint /rairin m Us jUry ef s Ayfor smUosA” Wo thought of all this aad said to ourself, “we are glad wo are here we shall see for ourself” and of what we shall see we shall speak. We accordingly took axme pains during our very pteasaai stay among tha peo- claims of Humboldt College upon the friends of education, tbe posribilitie* of ito sacoees ia growth, aad th* probabili­ ties of ito becoming aa estabbahed iastitutian of learning tbe full fruition of the hopee, end th* answer to the prayer* ef the great and. good rosn who are cannot give our reader* an idea of the broad aad catholic priacipla uaderiym g aad forming tbe foundation of thia enterprise ia say Letter way than by citing their attention to the following exirecto from the articles of incorpora­ tion, and from that they will also gather a good idea of the objecte ofthoinstitutien, they are aa fellows: “We, whose namaa are hereto sub­ scribed, recognising tbe Fatherhood of God aad the Brotherhood of man, as*> cent per bushel upon it* own produrtiraa, has enricboditoslf and thus driv­ en several other American tedostries 9! tho same kind oct of tbo home markets. Mil sell salt to whom and where’ll pleases and at high and low prices, so that other salt companies ceunat com­ pete with it." AH thi* is wide of the truth. The Sall companies, have not even asked Gongwas to retain the preeent duty. What thvy **k ie that foreign salt may not bo admitted free of duty, but made to contribute, along with other imjiorta, to tbo support of the Government and thepaymenl of the National Debt editor i* emphatically the workingman's friend, the advocate of equal and exac^ justice to all cluses of American attsens, the firn, unflinching friend uf’Protection, aad the exponent of all lha»o principles eseenti*l to the prosperity and rapid dovslopmsnt of the Republic. Edited under the guidance of such a man, the TH’itew can nut bo leas than the loading American newspaper, and ia. beyoud question the pne journal, that speak* fort* from the ..owl, uf other adxnimotrarinL Mr Wdean ’will probably d*-■ liver this speech before the New Hamp­ shire Stalo Republican Convention soon The Detroit Stoves are the HEA WEST Stoves In the Market. Tbe working men of the United Blate* regard the Oommiasiaa provided for in the Joint Resolution which rwcca’.ly paawd the House of Beprewutstivee despite the oypoeition of the Democratic memban, with hopeful aatiopationa. It is of the utmost contequsaco to th* wel­ fare of all paitire that the fog in which demagogues have enveloped th* “Labor Question" shall be dispelled. Let us have theca loose expectoratioae boiled down , and find out precisely what the working turn desire, ana wherein prac­ tical legislation can bettor their condition. If the Cummisaion can be oom posed of men in whom the working men have confidence, and who, al the same time, are real statesmen aad philanthropists, the United State* may yet bo tbe first country ia the wotld to preecnt a pruotical solutioa of the labor problem. While on this subject, 1 tnsy add that last autumn a pamphlet prepared by Mr. J. Fred Meyer* was publxdied by the Coogreosioual Campaign Com­ mittee, entitled “ The Republican Iterty —tbo Working Man’s Friend.” Ilka* 1mot with eo much acceptance that aa additional 10,000 copies have just been ordered to be printed, end those who desire to see thi* great quactfon di*ea*sed in a candid and practical manner, and We are Western Agents for the Waliham Watches— a full a nd complete assort­ ment always on hand—at wholesale and retail. and abroad, as .well aa social and do­ mestic life and scenery will bo illutretaiL A correspondence from foreign mission fields, illustrating by pen and pencil the religious, social, and aril life of other tends. OawtribMieaa, oa mie- INOC'JRE NO Iltrpn'i IhjOVM for January, come* to ua with itrusual variety o: attractive reading matter, but it ia unoommoaly liberal thia time, even for thi* pcriodi- The Ix'gvmd of the Mistletoe, Mrs. Mary T. Waggaman, with two illustra- i tian* ; Holland and the Hollanders, first papers, Junius Henri Browne, with four­ teen illustrations; A Stranger in tha Pew, Mrs Man E- Dodge, with one Have all their best grade of Lady's Watches manu­ factured expressly for them by some of the best makers For rwtoring to Gray Hair it* in Locle, Switzerland, and thus save to their customers D&taxal Vitality ud Color. the importer's profit York. They also manufacture OUR WATCH,” which is isurphSsed as a Time।keeper Especial attention is re­ quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted in Sets, Crosses, Studs- Rings, Etc. A very complete assortment of Dia\ mond Studs. Diamonds mounted to or der in our own shop. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, Lan*. 8. 8. Connst, with saven illu*tratwra* ; The pettish Wes’. Indian,, Mr*. Sarah B. Hynea, with aix illustration* ; Tbo Singer and the Song, Mr*. IL R. Hudson ; .V Visit to a Greenland Glac­ ier, Dr. 1. L Jayea with *«vvu iHu*tra«ian*; Tha Myrtartoes Com of my Friend Brewa, Juhun^ Hawtbrone ; A notice. the Democracy, that the liepubhraa imd portion* of tha globe, ft is ro- party baa n<H been faithful to ita mis­ ognixnd as the reprew.ntatire paper of sion,should apply for copies to. any Sen­ tbo United States, aa the Tteus is that of ator or member or ths Secretary of said 1 tbe England. We note its prosperity with pleasure, and trust its power for good may never ditninL h. Any of our The board uf engineers appointed bv mas, Constance Fenimore ; A Cup of readers desiring the Trtvtm 1872, will the Preside xi I in accordance with an act Celfee, Sclielo DeVere;Tbe Snowbird, do well to give attention to the Prospec • of Congress, tn examine the Sutro Tun­ D. R. Castleton ; la Alaska a Paving In­ Athens of a Western region,upon which tu* herewith printed, and for oleb terra* i nel project, have completed their wtak. vestment f W. H. Dall; The Poetrj) of the "glory of .that higher manbool” [ call ai the Bum office, aa wo furnish ■ and will report to Congress on its re-as- the Zodiac, Benson L. Ijosaing, with shall be ahining bocauee tbo work of twen^-eight illustrations ; The Rev. it to our subscribers as a premium st I renibiing after tbe holidays. Sampson’s Christmas Gift, Mra. Frank cetabltehing Humboldt Collagowaauut allowed to sleep. Wo wish on that trip the gentleman who examined Hn mTn* Bloor Mas.--Wo are glad to John G. 8axa; Tbo Little Sainto. Jane boldt College at a distance of sixteon notice that James R. Kendrick. Eeq., specie payments is not looked upon a* G. Austin ; Th* Growth of *our Th*crmxlae would bo there. Wo should have formerly Superindeat of the Concord, bringing about result* of a favorable ice of the Weather. Edward Howlan 1 ; inch glorious triumph in asking N. H-, Railroad, has been ap|x>inted character by those who have charge of Tbo Winter Wooding. Anni. D. Greon ; him—“How 1* thisforCaa»trvG^*xr? ” Superintendent of the Old Cbfony A administering oar finances Secretary the usual valuable ature ia the Literary, Scientific aad Ristiiry Record* ; the Ea*y Wo shall then hope tn meet Mr. Tuft, a Newport Railroad, a very pi^iaiar rail­ Boutwell and Comptroller H ulbttrd view Cha ir diseuarioc about tbe Capital; and pleasure which waa denied ns now, in road aad steamboat route from Boston tbo question in the light of an unsound the pleeaaat triftae of the Drawer. , consequence of hia abeenoe East in ths to now York, of which Ex-Governor measure just now, believing that ra­ interest of tha college. When we had Stearns of New Hampshire, is Provident. sumption will bo obtained more ett-ctively through the natural ehanneU of He entered upon his duties late Satur­ we did long to take him by the hand । day. Mr. Kendrick’s serric.s appear to trade, and the relations of currency to and bid him God speed. When wo aoo bein goo-1 demand, ho hiving recently specie through that source. mancos, p-em*, engravings, and real him wo do not expect bo will need any declined tbo SuperiutondencT of the useful information, that we do not won­ poor words from us by way of on- Maine Central Railroad. Mr K is a der Ballou's Monthly ia so popular with native of Lebanon, N. H.. and eon of ie new here attending to hia contested all daawa of society. Hero we see a James Kendrick, Esq., Cashier of the election cue, which will be ronaidered Nation Bank in that prosperous Now by tbe Committee on Election* when England village. Among the friends of Coagree* re-aaeexnbiaa. Hi* paper* are oar boyhood day* we remember no one already into# hands of tbo Committee Wo have written thus ia justice to more pleataatly than James R. Ken­ while thoee of Delarge^ri* competitor, are thia good work and fat hope that this drick, end note his prosperity vriih great not as his Attorney has refused to file article may meet the eyes of such of them because Deterge has texted to pay oi contact* for the January numberour friends as have the"Western fever ’ the expenare of taking tha tertimouy Wsxt PxxsisvxxT tnoxr wxxx no.— amounting to 11,600. It Stems further See what a good one it ia : A New Tears Vision ; The Charge of the light good kind of fever. To those who We note with no ordinary aati*fartion that Bowen was dearly elected by tbe think of "going W eat," we would pre­ •hat the Chicago and Michigan Laie people of hie Dcngvestaonal District, and nut Um claim of Humboldt County. Shore Railroad, under the persistent pfthis is perhaps the reason that Delarge tine, Madagascar; ThaSly of Adrian­ There are broad acre* within tha reach fjrta of Hou. A. H. Morrison, La*, or has not been willing to psxy hi* Al will very soon reach Pentwater. This torney*. If ao, such a man well de- ople, Turkey; Marseilles aad ia Har­ bor; Tha Oplvio Pride; A Ray of light; is a road in which the people of Western The Shining Mark; light and Shade; Michigan are largely interacted, and ito Miao BowUshy'a legacy j The Frost completion with ita brench from Grand About ti,000,000 wH) be loet to tha Pa iris.; What tbo New Year brought Rapids to Hniland.is a real benefit to all country by a decision that tbo earning* for Lucy Campbell; Sara’s Fate; The daw of our citiaoas, and furnishes to of certain oerperationa during th* last Old and New Tsar; Tbe Fugitive tbe people oi thia vicinity, the co Jong five month* <Z 1S70 wore not intended Blare ; The Rio Topxs; Our Young this work. We shall expect to ate Springvale and Dakota Citr, now twin sisters in the valley of the Des Moinas, one thriving city. We shall in our ride from “the Fort” be deprived'’ of a two boon chat with tha driver, for then the iron bone shall bear us over the prairie Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery is made ex­ pressly to our order by the best. English and American manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. pw- morely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found k> desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, gloaiy Instre, and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Cfe, A PROFITABLE BUSINESS I NINTH ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION Henry Ward Beecher's tevywiUifeaeuvlvi to **L14*L* A BUT* »« nru Detroit Commercial Advertiser, rttrar.’s Et1; || ASTROLOGY. || CAVVlOM. Subscription Price $2.50*a year. JjOOK OUT- rou good xEWKron all■m madam UFHAEL 1* Uw ate AsSreUcte •» toe w*rte 0,1 c-ot with Chicago and the rapidly growing cities and villages along the Eastern shore of Laks Michigan, from Pent­ water to New Bnflhlo. Ou’,the suceou of this enterprise, ao long leadjso proristeatly urged by Hou. A. H. Harriatm and bis friends, we Under to them thattberoadwUljwvveapUywg iBVoetmeut, aad a monument to tto-xnra by whose IndKuitable energy it hex been uary comes to na in a new drees It ia printed on thicker paper, and ia in every rorpect superior to its man, prsdecesewr. The ertoetiou are evidently made with (rveat care, and it is really wonder­ ful bow few peor>icK appear among the hundreds that are given. Volume grow more teriota daily, «d tbo Gov segment has called upon the merchants of Matamoras foe a loan of sixty thous­ and dailari to pay the troops. This invitatioa Ao contribute has been extended to forest reaids&te but was politely do- Peninsular Railway. H 'A xtrr-’vi n & �TfrEffiii»LieA|i Btyput.1 Util litog; |Wito. Keg Advertisements. JmuLT, 1st 1872. E*. Basra.—A happy New Year to yourself, aad to *11 the boy* of your office, iaclnding the dsril. Don’t take umbrage Mr. Editor, I moan the Prin­ ter*. devU. I truly Upe th. ood peo­ ple of Hasting* are enjoying themselves, tailing the second time. Pick tho oystmvoulef feejafoewtth a fork, a* dry aa poaatbla ; ate* tho jufoe, thick* n the nalk or water of which the soap ia to bo made, until thoroughly coated ; then drop th* oyntora in, aad just aa tbe Oiangerillians, without snow or exeitomeat would hudly know that it ia New Year, but for the little folks calling out to same fomiliar frirod, wish you a HOME JOURNAL mm-smm vdudb THE HOME JOURNAL liale.Rada went to Hastings to hold their New Tear, shall of course know Is lb. (stars, sail ba* bm ta lb. pot, tu | knew whea they return what for a time c va AMEltCAB SOflT tee Hastings people had. But Mr. Edi­ tor. long may you lire to enjoy New Year*, aad long may tha, Baxxu aleo live and ware to wekomo ia tho said CCTI TEP thue that all probnbilitioo of fraud are prevented. Tho lathes for making the scroll work carta an immonso amoun: of AT W00BBDFF B. A largo assortment’ uf Bools, Shoes and Rubbar*, added to thi* extensive oountefeitars cannot afford to procure stock. I hare a fine line of Hats. Caps, them. It being in this feature especial­ ly (hat the Goverainant rolls* for pro­ tection aganat conntefoitora, the differ­ ent bank note companies have vied with each other iu building complicated and accurate lathee A good machine for doing first-das* scroll work b worth a FANCY 8TBUT8, ALL KINDS or MOLAFBES. mini of monoy to the osrnera. There are few persons aoooatomed to BEST GRADES OF TEAS. AU kind* of Canned Goods, Chemo handling grwnbacks and shinplaster* Brands of Tobacco, the . Lergvwt and daily who ham any idea of the amount Lodge No. 52, F. A A AL, ware duly installed on tho evening of the 27 th ult We leern that tbe Lodge ha* proepored during tho past year, aad ia accomplish. bort Beloded Stock of Crm-kery end Aa thia is an extension of Mr. Joy’* . head of Columbus on the back of 15 greenback*. Thia aeesu like a aomw , .Detroit ft Lansing Road, to Grand Rap­ Ih.ruw Cssrrxa. R. A. M — We what improbable story, but it ia doubt- id*, and aa Mr. Joy ia undoubiodljlearn that thi* branch of the Maaotuc los* true. ptubing forward the I'nrrrprw, wo have A bank note or greenback is printed Vine has flourished admirably during by several dbbnct imtrrariona. That tbe peat year and bide fair to be rate of Maas Iuraavxaaxre.—Tlio Michigan the first Chapter* in tho State. The Central Railroad Company are building offioen for 1872, installed on Thursday .issrsb: Board of Supervisor* of Manistee county have aeat th* Treasurer of thia County through the National Bank, a Manistee County Order hr #2002, in payment of sworn claims da the part of the county, for»24K7. This did not toclud. the fee* duo tho officers for their service*. We gueee the otter will nut be accepted, either by tha Treasurer, or by the Board I MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Brand Rivra V alley Division 1 sue 1i*v. nr. Iftors. >«•! ■ Store SIS IB !£ I a> j! ’ii »F* IS an ata eous aser. -ra­ —os^as le aw with all possible rapidity a Mb trad, from Detroit to Jackson, and hare tho same nearly completed to Ypsilanti. The arc, also, building a fine Station House and Elevator al Gaissburgh The D. Striker, H. P. T. Phillip*. K­ T. Altoft, a W. tn. Goodyear, Capi/H. J. T. Wilder, P. 8. F. N. Galloway, R. A. C. that plaoe Thia will make Galeaburgh tn the future * good grain market, aad a. a considerable portion of thi* county is within eaay sncns, there improve- H. A. Goodyear. Tree*. W. H. Jewell, Sec'y. E. 8- Brown, Sentinel. at their approaddng session. Every ' dollar of the county hill waa for money i actually paid out by this county, and ' 42 iiaoa« :! TU All persons indebted to C. P. Dwight Co.. are hereby notiftid to call and settle ' their notes and accounts im­ ! mediately. there could not have been the least ap- , pology for the ackra of the Board. But' then, it is to keeping with the history of their doing* in tho Vaaisrpoo! esse from tho plot, and watching their opportum. th. start and might have been expected. ty, when only on* penoo was in the Wo understand our officers fared oven bank, on* of them wont in and engaged worse than the county at tho hands of the attention of Mr. Broeeo, while antho sauw> Board, and that no one of them has adapted the order vent, but wo have not tho flgurew nt hand. Incredible aa it may erem the thief who want in at tho back door, made hia way , behind tho counter to th* sufs, which derstand the linn of the KaL, Hasting* stood only a few feet from Mr. Breee*, and Northern IM. R. R. through this city, both as to inlet and outlet, b pro­ nounced by tbo Engioera who surveyed th* route to bn firet-daae to every par- aiai TWASt-- si fiT Lumber Wanted! 50,000 feet of Ash Lum­ ber-, 10.000 feet WTiite Oah Lumber, and 5,000 feet Michigan Central R. R. 500 Cords of Wood want­ ed on account, and in ex­ change for Agricultural Im­ plements, and ure will pay part Cash. end of a snag, and fell, breaking hia right arm. He wa* at cnee attended' by Dr. Upjoiut, and ia reported to ba ! improving as rapidly aa could be reason­ ably expected. i* invaluable for every family. It ia supplied gratis by tbe druggists, and One fraturo of the aterm one week should be preserved for constant referago Friday, wo forgot to mention last week, that waa Ibe thunder aad light­ ning. It thundered just sa natural aa it doe* any time to July, and wo under­ stand a stack of stalks belonging to M. Please add to your list of subecribayn for this office, Wm. 8 Bait and A. L. Brooks. Mr Bat* has got moved to this town and tak«n pouMsiuu of tho Milla and property thereunto belonging. New customer* are flocking in to bu mill.an I “id ones, whs, ffirough prejudiov per­ Laps had Wt and went els*whero to mil! are returning an J express them­ selves highly pleased with the working* ol tha new administration. Now about our school. We are hav­ ing the hart school hare thrt winter that woevurhad. Teachers, Wm. Oarveth Priacipai, and Mr*. Carveth, aaaiatanL Never have I seen such aa interest maaifteted by scholar. In a school as there ia in our school this winter, sad of course the eobolare are inspired by their teachers to take such an interest in tb«r studies Truly we have a model echocl. Scarlet fever has mads its ap|*>araacv in our vicinity, one child of a Mr. Bit­ good ia to be burned to-morrow that died with it, and I understand there ore more caeea ol it near hero. It b a di*eeae always to be dreaded, aad, uf oouree everything will bo done that can be to keep it from spreading. Wall, guosa 1 will does for thia time 0, wbat a N*w Y*er., no alsigixixg. no sleigh bells, no, not bell* at all, not eran a eow bell to be heard. 1 gueaa there is not much whiakey or cider being drunk to-dar hero, fur I have not yet beard of any fighting or any rows about .tMtr.r' opening Of the neroa an Mrradny next TfceEwpaims Coan is now in eeeeice S. T.—1860—X. This wondarful vegetable restorative is the sheet-anchor of the feeble and da- THE EADIE'S FRIEND ■VBnbaerib* for a Hone pa­ are «i«ia]Jy rubject, it Is superseding per. Tdce the Bakmu; it ia the every other stimnlnut In all elimatos, Laj-gMt, Cheapert and best pa­ tropical temperate or frigid, it acta as a per publiahed in thia section of Michigan. Win not sreaiy your patience longer. Hnfat your sails old Bxxxxx, this ia tbo year for tbo great political fight, and aa of yura, let your columns tecta with truth and juatme, and in November next, again, will tho glad shout go up, moraUael of tote, is at last thoroughly reorganised and working praaptly and ' fame of the great* Trttperacco Tonic is, accurately, and that no more delay* will however, hut poorly exemplified by this occur ia mailing." We congratulate figure of speech ; fur a prairie fire runs the publishers on the ntcooaa of their only in one dirweiic u, whoroui tha ropuiaiiem of tho Bitter* spread* toward all Fresrw Jarasw may be aa bright, their points of tbo compos* with equal rapid receipts aa large, and their prosperity aa ity. We do not believe therein a square ; ample, a* their efforts have been unfal- mile of inhabited territo.7 in the civilitanug to again place before their pet­ ■sd portsoo of tho United Sartee where rous a journal worthy of tbe patronage thio meritorious preparation io aot apof the Agriculturist of the Great West. predated If any tbouretsnal gentleman thinks he ia J repared to show tha: there ia “nothing in it," wo advise him to go to tho I'rairie States, to tho Mieeiaaippi Valley, to tha delta* of tho Southern Hnnsee in Detroit, pointed in our col­ river*, to New England, in fact, anyumn*. To sustain th* progress and growth of Detroit ia to promote tbe prosperity of our State. We believe in By so doing, he ten raise a higher and protection to hocse industry, tho ftoano- more general laugh than has ever yet shaken Che Sidon of an intenigont peo­ cen for the general prosperity of our ple. Persons who bar* Wen cured State, aad believing aa w* do that De­ can't help laughing*! other people, who troit has first-das* busineaa Houses, tell them that the medicine which saved awake to the importance of securing tho trade of the Stele, wo cannot but believe DRUGS. DRUGS. ttr- Tbe Pure Drugs and Medicines! Baxmbb Will keep yoe potted go tha Hrw iames of the cihy «Ml the PATEIT HEIICUES! DRUGGIBT8 SUNDRIES, 0—p>iy of 18T2. PAINTS AND OILH Paint Colors, Varnish, and Dye Stuffs. CHAXCERY SALE. j- v“*" STAIR ARD VRBK8 ASP POUS 1 Zadwe THVLISO BSG8, M'FIKB 8ATCBKLS. Pttfuaumta, Poraanado* end Hair Olla. Subncriben to the Bunm eu of tu, say Magume or Newapqxr publiahed in th* Counlrj" at let* titan club bates. Hunt Fox Bciuiae.—The Pump Factory of Messrs Austin A Grant at tbo place formerly occupied by Mr. Ful­ of chareoa! nod lard, applied freely ler aa a chair factory ia thia city ia now over the face, neck and hands, is said to provost pitting in small-pox; H should to fill all orders far wood pumps of all bo used immediately upon the com- kind* or repair pumps on short notice and ai rro*' oable rates. Lumber, wood, amounted to H5.M). A very pleamnt and all kinds cf marketable prodnre, gatbering, and with good results, firr reserved in nchaage. All srotk put up which all perils* intaretosd are thankby them will be warranted. Giro them at the city of Lansing, on Tuoeday, January 9th, 1872, in th* Homeo­ pathic QoUoro Hall. Burinoe* impor­ tant to the profeaoion in this Sialo will be BIMILIA 8IMILIBU8 OURANTUR. Lirt of Utters remaining in the Poet I office, Jan 8d, 1872. Martha Ann Wright, Joi cox. Girouds Vurabeue, Ml 8. U. Devens, Valrotine Cook. Harvey J core, Jane ma Castleman, A. F. Bolt Direct your lettere to No. of P.O. Box parSurtain Home InstitutioM, Jink* says that wedding-rings ought to bo ra-christ-uod suffer-ring*. He has been married five year*. little Musksgoo trims soon. H* adver­ It la a queer woman who asks no tises for a partner in another place in questions, but th* woman who doe* b thi* i»per. From Mr. BhsUou'alMig experianee in the buaiasm rihire of rapidly growing Northern Michigan, See Woodruff’s local. , \ Very pleasant—New Tear’s day. pLAHTATiTIOK piTTIBS. ahte toaatoMMa that ■'our new protore are now in fine ruaalag order, oar fold­ tug machine ia doing ita work well, and tho patient entirely fro* from all Tho sorials entertained by Mrs H J. blemishes ; the chairooal prevoats ths Krnfieldon Friday evening and Mis. Ju­ action of light, and the lard that of air. lia Wightman, at the resutooce of R. B. Wightman on Wednesday evening, were Gold, 109 b-F. "jookssL ^‘ooTym^ rvusiaoe Bci¥iJOCB ■BA'iSH'Sa Patronite Home Industry. Call । at our. Job Room* and get the i Cheapest and bast Work, done ar-iar: To Hon. Mrrsh Gidding*. Got. of of Homeopathy ia to be Mr. Henry Craig. Agt for Beecher's Mew Mexico, for a pamphlet copy of hi* Life of Christ, has gone fete the country .exceedingly nhlo and interacting mee­ to complete hia canvas* fir thia book. Ha roquets all who wish the work, if he ha* not caUwl on them to looms then names at this dBee. a ■s ^759416773 Cure. al Laming. The Dockrt b bqg. and Me^ the one.ere of ^naitmpor- >0.1 tolte ‘.•2 mb corin. �i.Bnjit, sonata. NEW Cuebw I Co’i Column. BOLLOCK. -AA -Tte.* looking more Ibe a king than a erfen— WILL M -WeD. then. Mx. Hatteook- T»n r.ood not arawar uxfeaa you rfiocwo ; but what pmmptol yem to tek. th. dhectioa tuu did in yuur walk tel eve"^isdwt brought Ralph dirra-JEi TIE HTML .w*« that now Waugvd OABLETON, ’’iLa.SfNE^EfOaTBHNTH BBS? rsasvmS- «iipn Him wow, mw BORE, $200,000 00 » “1 dacite. to aaxwer,” said Ralph. “Of tours. I do not want th. pt-oner criminals hinselt" said Bronson sig­ THE MANVFACTUlElt OF TIE HKLIAMCE WRINGER, 02023281000102010202010200020 Hreetod ssurasl *pp«teelCM af ——itatehg Bud bad “PROVIDENCE.” New. IL JOHN WENDELL vrtauiT. A 00., js’kwjck.’StIhSS’; Ml ict 1871. Perfect. OVER ALL OTHER WRIMBERI. r-»*ssstWfflrt. flMU SUlKtS C0X8I05 MORTGAGE SALE PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT a s»U«eli*. AMrewW. A. >.. u«i*rsl Aj.ot. Cl*v»lo»4. Is. etsM the lyri-hing vf '.!><• j-rL^rr. theaa-hectar tooea to hnar him- Ha had no jiereor..1 iutettol ia this trial, except bee inter _ Mt in the welfare of hi old school mate, Mr- Hartaook. He wm grieved ■nd diaauposoIeJ to fiad the erideatw YEAR’S EXI’ERIES t’E sgaiurt him *q damaging. and ho wouM THIRTY is ns rassnnr or ia ma ...iffiBL.. PETERS' &&&££ MUSICAL LIBRARY, fitthkn vtSnfftK'rnxD with Chnnic and Sexual Diseases. ;sa?5S choice PIANO MUSIC. it were not that his own name had been twice alined to by the defendant, and A , In .-OI " JICALVIKW OTMAMUAOK. Tto .kr.rol to* *rov ,..bb.tol- ...sulo.n; by kin friend, and perhaps hie confed­ a~rty to- koadrrd nces. .*>• torArto «4 erate, John Pearecn. Ho waa juvpexed tn swear Biat ho wm not over in Fiat Cieek tho night of the rcbUry Infer than ten o’tlock. and while tbo etafemoots of the two (*rsoi— alluded to. whether miBriouriy inAemfod er^-A could not implicate him at aR ho thought Itoh thia lack of veracity in their atatoineubi might be of weight in _..r_ _____- ~_ . -■ - *« VOCtl COUEtlOHt. - naar.rssSKf.ums.su: :i"r5"tes«T'rss:.i.i I SstosM-lnor. ■ •Um Wrtarri. HALFORD I'KOVIDKCE LSICmSHIHE TABLE SAUCE, THE IEIT SAUCE AHD IELIIH ?to rZfriunM?- dgade la aay pa” eftke wecld TOR FAMILY USE. WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, 12,000,000 ACHES nCTVBB M® M1KB0B 0 HAMES, rd, and wm htvtrd to mutter something aboM ai“pe—id of thrivas.” whet the court whraed him to be quiet. Walter Johnaoa wm then callixt But before giving hia tnetjxaony. I must crave tho reader’r patiaucr while I go back to seme thing that happed Marly a week before, and which null eervo to make it intelligible. PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE. A FAMILY RECORD, REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM Tar Hecarr or Hxas.ni.—First, keep warm. Second. eat regulraly and slow­ ly. Third, maintain regular bodily hab­ ile. Fourth, taka early and very light Fifth, keep a clean skin. Sixth get pfoanty of staJp at night. Seventh keep cheerful end reepeetablo company. Eight, keep out of debt. Ninth. don't •at your mind on things you don't need. Tenth, mind year own buainres. Elov•nth, don’t art up to be sharp of say kind. Twelfth, eubdue curiosity 10U0 ILLUSTRATIONS, 50,000 R EF ER ENCES. to THE riCTUKIAL FAMILY MTMLB MMauu a ilini — ll W iBto—aMea —al m> ••ly nerk Ik. misd Unmgk Ik. rya tu OterMSU—«tservy to* tort I. Ito mm« larperSs.1 FREE HOMESTEAD OF l«0 ACRES, protonrl.r reww »t to wHMa Balreto luelu. re«>l U» Direct Bounty of <400Asl^MUM. (tolMM. toMM. tords laeMli. n..M_ Miorrto. CkoM. Modal*. IrisiteHm vd l»<to«u retrnsd to towgtoat ito fotost Trit Ttoy lUrwl to rya —rr—< ............ rlokrer •/ VI via* Tnrt£* *A* e tetr to G°s: JURUBEBA SYTEP ARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, Sft I. Al TKUA.-l. KsMtUlSUj F1KH OF TIIK sad m *^r* The American Washer I PMOE. 85.50. Mr>i M—*fir—masad F**elr *t all tr— Haimw TredaowUl Bad u« fiBonu, oioramiA. 3GLE a rrvnox theiu C0NC0WrrAm«. Dr. Wells' Strati tf Jmteha BLOOD PUHIFKR. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR; In Large Clttbe PROSPECTUS FOB SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SWBS^t. ®.YSiri: srtfctttr- Take It! Buy It! Read TIMO. stfiLo. Yn rat fl! Your fife rats it!! Your ciflirei rati it ffl 1872 $5.50. ■fOMWN- _ illustrated lhwhjry ■til Itos is eakad tar to* QUAT I u-to ” /toe Aeem res res U>rm *in A «. FEA NCI SEIS A CM.. U pektoed EVJtXT ttTXISQ. Ayer's It Mails all tie Im if th Day Sarsaparilla DR. CROOKS WINE NATURE’S Hadr Restorative 5£irArjf~^i-r,c: Sy^aeigtti M0»1 Entertaining Hewspapei Moot Suitable tor tho Family, Moat Valuable tor tho Student, Moat Inatructiro for tha Teacher. Most Appropriate for the Child, Most Useful for the Minister. Most Intareedog for tho Parmer. Mbs! Etopmt for tha Parlor, Most PradtaUe for tha Study. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-01-10.pdf 7775798201dee16da0882db351ac655e PDF Text Text Ti|« RjipiIblicmi The Banner Company. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 10. 1872. VOL. XVI. I Requart the attention of Frteuite and Cnatomae* to the ■ of wm sus i srwb mi Never liefure Equalfod in thte City, for ............................ QUA.I.ITV, STYLE AINI) VALUE. OreaiB Good* in all th* latest novelties. Rc-nl Irimli PopliUM. Velours, Serge*. 1 Japanese Hillca. atriped and plain A.11 Wool Plnldsa, HatincMB, Jtc«, .See-, r yr*. Cheaper thitn Eve Flanels. Blankets, Woolens, Shawls, Hosiery White Goods and Notions, 10 per Cent Below Fall Prices. Boots at Prices that would Make a Quaker . Laugh. Groceries. Hats. Caps, and Clothing. HOSTOIS' CASH STORE. soo.ui totoot-iunia. Mlllti m PARLOR STUBS! OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOYE, w know. HtooU’s thia kind of a tram. Ho w. through you. Ho tarn took through a door’ —and hare ho shirared and Ina voice bruko down into a whisper. And te-undoubtedly the beat HEATING STOVE mode. Thto Store *111 beat a But Hud was perfectly eool, and doubt­ .Room with Ire* Fuel, bold FTro longer, hns the bet Drart, smoothest Caatinga and less it was the strong coolness of Bud bast fitted, of my Stove in Atnarlca. W* lurite alt who intend purchasing a Store that made Walter, who shuddered at a shadow, coruo to him for " ' unbosom himself of one Stailly TWW**!_jfcsa i_ '-i-L—nti.-; ST .. Domettlicx of all Popult _________ thi Would call the attention of the public to the Largest and Great­ cat variety of WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! .“Let’ago and hear Brother Sodom preedi to-night,” said IM. " No, 1 don’t lik? to." "Ha don’t scare you t" There was Which La mad* lu the aauic manner, with Cast-Lining and Diving Flue. Thia E" I a touch of ridicule in Bud’s voice. knew Walter, and he had not countStove ba* the largest door of any Stove of the kind, making II a capital Stove for > Farmer*. In addition we keep the SWISS COTTAGE. RIVAL, CABINET,1 ed amis* when he used tab little good to prick a skin so sensitive. • COTTAGE BELLE. KANO, DIAMOND and many other Had*. . “ Brother Sodom" was tho nickname given by scoffers to taa preacher—Mr. Bodot—whoao manner of preaching had so aroused Bud’s curabativences, and whose saddle stirrupe Bud bad helped to amputate. For roa*on* of his own, Bud bad thought best to subject young ^oetrg. Johnson to the haat of Mr. foulah'* fur. I ' Detroit Stoves! State Fair at Kalamaioo. NO. 37. I the victim of Dr. Small, or of Dr. Small and such novels <* ‘The Fireto’a Brid»," “Claude Duval,” •'The Wild Borer of th* Weet Indi**," and tbo cheep btogrenhtot of such matt as Menwll. Small f»^d him wbhhiiiflMgiaatiM iadleaaed by th* history of swth hero**, and opened to him the path to glory for which ho 10 nrewbola morning alter Ralph’s u- reet, Bud *» wortrag ou Welter** ocuscicaco and hia tear*. The poor follow, unabl* to act for himself, was tarn as­ and wsa about to repeat th* old lie which under between tho old ascendancy of had twioo died upon bis lips at the eight of Bud's took, L* megte *«kt ef an Means. Bad finally frightened him, by . other fore, which mo3e him tractate fear of the penitentiary, into going to sgain. It was the lofty and terrible the place of trial. Bui one* inside tbo countenance of Mr. Soden. On* might door, and oure in tight of 8maH, who have thought from the expnMaiun it was more to him than God, or, rather, wore, that th* seven test riala wree in more tn Mm than the devil—for ths his bonds, th* Mnroc apooalrpiie taunt devil was AVa’ler-s God, or, perhaps, I pets waitipg for bi* lips, and the acron - Irows. .. : should say, Walter’s God was n dovil- uxunocro sitting-■ upon V' ins eye onoo in sight nf Small, ho refused to mote an inch farther. And Bud. alter all hi* persovoranes, was about to giro i-rants. ho foil hitnsolf upon uplashavrdl^adr. ling brink of taa nrocipleu, wifb'WdlPurtgaatrty, jut at that momeut fo-n below him. *ow I am .uStbai “For’huw tong are you bound to .Mr Small’* desire to relieve himself from “Brother ffodeus” were not made whol­ the taint of suspicion and to crush Ralph ly in vain. There are plenty of mean- MeeneF as completely as jossible, made him apiritod men like Walter Johnson,wfawo •'Till I’m twenty-ooa" orenhoot the mark by asking that Wal­ foeble conxMKMM need all the support ■'Thb court feci* bound to inform you ter be called to the stand, as we have bo­ that, according to the laws of Indiana, a wumkn ia of ago at eighteen. end as no tool so supple n* the cowardly Wal­ no initentare could I* inado binding in the very language of the request, ho had given Walter an intima&e of | what he wanted him to swear to- Wal­ ter listened to Small’s word* a* to his doom He foB thal ho should dis of in­ decision. Th* perdition of a man o( hia stamp is to hare to make up his mind. । Such swa generally tall back esme his ' eye, on* more positive, and lake all their ileu* *W------------resolutions ready-made. But here Wai­ "Well, then, said Walter, looking not ter must do*id» for himself. For the .। at i the court, nor at Bronson nor at the coustabla was already calling his name; | prisoner, > but furtively at Mr. Soden,— tbeeogrt, tho >pcctators, and-------------most of!1I1 W1, tarn, if I must"— and Mr. Sodall, Dr. Small, were waiting for him., !fin's awful face seemed to answer that ------------------ -- ---------------------- ythrough ho surely must—“well, then, I hope you the detoe croad, Bud following pert ot won't m<> m twfono',_5hi. m the way to whhqwr, '• Tell, the truth or j Squire Hawkina, whoso face raaasarod ! him—“bat—oh! I don't see how 11 can!" UK' one look at Mr Soden av smnd him that ho rouid and that he mist, and so, with an agony painful to the spectators, be tokl tho story to drib­ lets. How, while yet in Lewisburg, be had been mode a member ot a gang of which Small was ehtef; bo* they ecn__l-.l *- ■ l:__ .1-_____ -r -n ___ Sum ail Kctaiial Deituti orpci av*T Onat * POUlis* fiten. Harttasa ■ 00?^ CO*^» •a'*nt y°°- ITndar “Be careful. Mrs. Means, or I shall bare to fine you for ixutempt of court." But the people, who wore fa the chonriug humor, cheered Hannah and the justice*, and then ehrered Ralph again. Granny Bonder* shook bands with him, and alter* ksowed he'd come out right Halters ’peered like as if Dr. Btnall wasn’t iist the sort to tte to. you know. And old John Poancui might have lent his aunt a Boland for an Oliver. Bat ha only sent a note to hia uncle, asking him to go Walter’s । bail. If ha haX been revengeful, ha ids book planted-.--------------- ... cvuld hardly have wished a num cost­ like the court to sand and git his truak plate revenge than th* day had brought afore ho has a chance to burn up oil tho paper* that’s in it" •Constable you will srmt Dr. Small, I Pstm Jones, and William Jonas. Send Brother Sodums on tbo other, I shall interrupt my start to put this chapter under shelter of that wise remark of uf the great Dr Adam Clark, who sars, “The fear of God fa tbo beginning of wisdom, the terror of God confounds the < North western Fair at Grand Rapids. deception, a iuit for injuries will lie.” "CgT?- teM Mr/Veenu •'You're taka him,” said ld pushed his great hulk 9, and had iastosmd bis with a took that said. L or go to the penileaL’A. Oh 'q<4! What thing to its advaaeomeat and interest We ramembsr to bar* road, many years ago, of a company of tradesman who united themselves into a mutual bene­ fit sorirtv, and each one had to relate Jonaese entered th* house, and ooufirm. ■ xi .uioied, an- ed Ralph's story by telling how they had seen Ralph In tfec fence comer, and how they had met tho basket-maker an the hill. tataun was inexplicable. Squire Haw­ "To bo saro," said ths old man, who kin’s wig got ay ay, his glass eye turned had not ventured to hold up his head, in towards his nose, and ha had after he was arrested, until Walter be­ difficulty in keeping his teeth from foil­ gun hi* testimony. ing out’ The epcitemeut became pain­ Walter folt inclined to stop, but bo his climax of hideous description, Wal­ fully intent'. Ralph wo* on hia feet. could not do it, far there stood Mr. Bodter Johnson trembled from head to foot and sat clone to Bud. Than, as burly how that Hud tad Dr. Small—hi- good Mr. Soden, with great gusto, depicted angel and hi.1 demon-were playing au materialistic torture* that startled the awful gome, of which he was the stake. unrreso! everybody except Bud, Walter The crowd swayed to and fre. but Ralph alean breast erf it at the rirt of perdi­ wanted to leave, but Bud a ould not let remained utterly silent, waiting to hear tion, with the penitentiary thrown in, if ths Joest whisper from th* wimeas, he faltered. And so ha told tbo whole who stood tretabting n moment with thing as if it had been the day of doom, his hands over In* face, and then faint- and by the tune be was through, Small’a “ Young man," cried Mr. Soden, and Here a new hnbbab took place at tbo the explosive voice seemed to come from . The fainting of a pel son ia a crowd tbo hell that ho bad created,—•‘young | a signal for everybody else to make door. It was none other than tho crasy nls of themselves. There was a rush pauper, Tcm Bifield. who personated man! you who have followed tao.coua‘ • * ’ "ng man, there was a Gen. Andrew Jackson in the jiocr-houae. asl of evil companion*"—hare he paused •Ircrybody aalted every-1 Ho had caught some inkling of the tri­ end looked aboul a* if taring to find ths pen tbo window*, anfl al, and had eoouped in BO] Joure’.ebman ho wanted, white Walter crept up ed everybody »lre to sniwo. HR rod ptame waa flying smd close to Bud and ahadod hi* foaJ—“1 . ____ ___ _ give him air. But no­ mean you who have chosen evil pursuits body opened th* window*, and nobody and who cannot get free from bed hab­ stood baek. The only perfectly roo! it* and na*ocistion* that arc dragging mon in the roam was Small. With a you down to hell 1 You are standing on th* revy crumbling brink of hell to­ qotetoir of ptirfeosional authmiiy h« night The stnoll of the brimstone is on pushod forward and fell ths patienfs your garments; tho hot breath of hell pulse, remarking to the court that ho tn nwn 1 The Anvil, ara usitintf thought It was a sodden attack of fever I wiin GOODYEAR k STRIKER. ISAAC W. TROOMAN. StgP^yT. <Mfo> *1 Ito Cwt Own. nsMlas*. Why to e man s life rafeel before be has had dinner ? Because h<- can’t digvet then. Imagine the distress of the tnilKner who forgot which side of the rose to |>ut the hat. Dfir^g p. A panto*, ttsannl Cailerttee rtseal ‘ T.W-7iOt*JIAIjr’oaur. ■; i ' . In Bacine there to a good hotel called the Hugging House. It la a great re-sort tor young married people. GROCERIES A truly intestate man is uue who ’ leaves nothing but tne world, and be generally goes without a will. Repuled-totao-liaunled houses bring brick store of You may die before daylight! You may Borer get out of that door! The awful angel uf death to just ready to strike yon down !” Hero sumo shriokod with tanor, others subbed, and Brother Sodom looked with approval on the storm he had awakened. Tbo very harshness of hi* tone, his lofty egotism of manner, that which had roused all Bud's combativoneas, shook pewr Walter *a > wind would shake a read. In the midst of tho general excitement he riezrxl hu hat an J hastened oat the door. Hod followed, while Bodon shot his ' lightnings after thane, declaring that pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cwwh for Prodnrr, and well for (’ash ’ ,a^jiIv, Haetisga,'^iH|^figt <■____________ HA! AAl H, A. Bus dli Go there tar your CHQICE truth would dwell in torments forever." Bud h«d not counted amiss when he thought that Mr. Soden's preaching would bs likely to aronw so mean-spiv- at the very)/bwffit rates. " . GROCERIES! Afee etook Jen Oroxn HICK.- If you want to find out a man’* teal dumoaitiac, take him whoa h* is wet and bungre. If he la amiable then dry him and fill him up, and you hare got an ang>-l. An old lady from one of our rural patient, Small krpt elaoo to him. And Walter began the uano oil story about Dr. Staall's having arrived al th* oSc* before eleven o’dock, w!»cu Bud cam* np behind the doctor and fusioned his eyas on the witneo* with the tamo significant — penitentiary before him, halted, ham­ mered, and aMtgad about to fainl again. >nrr-i_____ _________ <> --U — ’^^t-terenywud.r* "I ree bring tU grey hmr. of the aged to the grave with eonov ; I can break the brert ert the vifo, and bloat tbo nrospectaof ths friends of talent, and fill th* land ^wilh mon than the ’^CtaiSnttyouewAsr* some preineririnknu sent him the other day, and thankfully orknowtodgod the receipt of the osmo, forgetting that the After * fow imomeeta' eon.uitaiioo, may be a* has been a rnhen’ for arm* ehfctoma had boon shot In violation or during whieb tteuiro Hawkins UH hi* ~ . tiio gem* taw.- Next day tar suy< thsy wig ia ptaoo rritti one hand and alterfiT^Srtak*4 bnT2ita? c,xnp''r-,’or nalsly adjusted hi* eye with the other, th* m*gi*trata*,*ho were utterly be­ "Tbs error was more tuortifriag to wildered bf th* turn thing* wee* taking him lx.cau»« the law preventing the Uavderided that it could do no harm, and it Tiaa bead to try the experiment of romovmg Bod. Perhaps Johnson would than be able to get through with hi* tMtiraony. Tne countable then asked Bud if iw would please leave the room. walked out like a oaptrI-nr Ralph stood traiehin. (ura of Bod. Th* ..n-rg mndabim a* euel -a. SmaL ��The Week of Prayar. ‘■Cjiam- in JaM wWk*» Ibutmpi Jum.Jpunul auacu the psmtfou nein each yrcr ia being obeereed by tho a-Jtnad by o«, fisat the ndra and rnguoliurohaa in thb city, mewtiaga trill be Iklfoo.adeptMl by tba Btrpemntmd.-.t wwtrol of held evrerv nrcafar in th* Presbyterian rf thr Vtffln U»*l for nr* in0n>u&ms«r* at th* llaatiug-. ritod to attend thee* meetings. "cminmitly just and proper," Tbo Drozc-tumo reeonnieudi-d hr tho K« to refiito It by ijnoting 1 firmer uti.lr is tho lixrtotx coZsw. T.-dSawra s Saty**- Tho week of Pr^er. which »th. Michigan E Exchange H i ia lira Chriwtian Church TU duty at . it* to-Gsnac and extension lundinr on all # liebrtcra. I>yiNTSOILS Paint, Colors, -to reaffirm all i Varnish, BREVITIES. Thi s ia a boaatifu} day. Weather rather moderaM. with ia.lllAtioMoCs thaw. V SmitlKh WOBKh* ASD POEMS! L>d^ Tturirxo njgo, i fw£ ns raniiii TforrWiy/.s. H.-PaxTra finterrro- 1 Mitra; J. D. (ksroy, of MsaobMtar; ■»«y): Bor kings and all in autteniiy r •nj. Fbhrr and W. 11 T>. Daveriprrt, Tlsa Tnornapplo U trvaea oaar, »:df ’ 6»r ivatoMM, espoi-iaiiy ttato rebeatly , -m plevted lU-retnri for the emuitig viailml wills th* calaniiti* of war ; £u Th* new iron bridge is being ;tanked ! th.- prortl^-oc.: of part in too euunaek • iot autrwncn; for righteoiunecv. har! Wo hav.- rvefored from the United Its a Iraiuty. tiiocr, and good will among all duvsos ; 1 1‘leaaont - -Th* racial laA er.aing at for lb* spread of sound knowledf**, and HHates Hubseriptfoci Agency, *J3 North fur Gud'*bta*tar »!»« ^lecfal elfovta to , 1 'hilad-ljdia. Pa., a lioanlifol Chromo. tbe reaidente of Mrs D. C. Hawley. rndrt th* progr*» of iiiOdabtv, snper। Ib^uiar train* are bow running t» atitfau. iutenqsaranr-s', and toher kind* «4>ogni;.li ropm.vuting foc-eimifoa of hirtoen prvmiaratv p*rio>licala both Onm Iraka on tho O R. t I. H- IL, of immorality. haring cotntneoeod on the Hh iaat. FriUf Jan. 12.—Pk*tm (iulwrap- "ilfli regard to form and colx, which i» Great sacrifice of Win­ ter Clothing. Star Clo­ thing House, Grand Rap­ ids Rich. ryh Fer th* CbrMian Cbureh; for baebapa. pre*b*t*ra, pa»tor». and misasouark<* ; for translatora of th* Holy Scriptnri-s fata -sariokv tonguss ; for officebcarurs and for comtnittoM. aocittios, and authors i-rigaged in Ckriatisn work. SUvrinj Jan 13—Pa.Tn: For a largy outpouring of the Holy Spirit; ' for fh. inreras* of Cfatetian for* and I bohr araL and tho uaioe of belfovwra is ■yjwnyer au l s Hurt for God's glory. ' \ temdta ^-s. 14 —Sonox: •'Thy j jingdoi;. rouse, Tliy will b* dim* in Ib-gular trniun cewmieBced running AT WOOHBUrF fo A latim e-.-wflmeut of Boot*, Shoe* I* R. R. R., on the 8th in it and Rubb>r% mU«d to thi* nxlaanee Schuyler S. Ohl, r.aj, of Laaxiug. lias •fork. I have ajAnaiine of Hata, Caps, been dioara Socxvtarr ut th* Rapabjiglor*, and milt*e for aalo at r«-ry fow prioM. Cat! and «ee ami gel n good OVERCOATS below cost, Knit Woolen Coats, 60/ Cents. At Star Clothing^ House, Grand Rapids. ' >—A nitration as bouskeeper Addry*. A. D DiUry 11satings iag agent fur tho K. H I. t N. M B. IL ia buw in tho atty. Hockw heal cakce and Maple MuImm are adrartieed a* being “cotratantly on band " at tho Sh*rwo-d Hosto. Char. Dy Sluffs. and BKUUlEt: i“w **" jHI’a’Bl, rt»,«s«. I*, and that Mr. Wilder, our popular ifimt Agtxt, h.ti been simply, doing i duly, and nothing mnr*. I ul all I>dm jtawi done all In our - 1 rat fa give Mu budiMMs, and shall 1 n-Kgfan an in part tim<». ttma> co tn ■ Am fa th* fitter*. b.4ievW'sdwsL* Jt». 10—Pasrita (inter- | he Is Um i»rty beet cntillod lo lb* ■ eeuryh For famUfo, -for Ute ami* und 1 rntiag* nf the public daughters ol ChtiafiaB parauU at hum* and in other lamia ; abo fur to<.-ra at i At the annual mowing at th* iMndt * bool*, at enllceca and unirctetties , , il nibdili- TUI)ma.1 bo*d TiKaJay, proCserioual dntfoe-. for the tart at n of Hilladaloraeran. C. 11. Buhl, J. F spiritual life la tfsora who *oidl.-as Christ. y aul Jrjth Owqu. of Dafevit; Wm. 1 0* th* ronrerrinu of thn umxmWjrti-4 ; ' aldern uaJ E. V Kpon. *f HilWafo t and for the ranctifking of nflictfan both ’ li \KiiAt. rir Ypsilanti ; K SnSth, of to parents and ehiHron fc^e Astetls. r. M. itousis usntr s. R Grand River Valtey Division r>i:t-namn* «-v»ni bb, । rai l in tha article quoted at length in i-Hiur Jntmd, and to add that after , rorat < awful inquiry, wo cannot art il Mr. VaaBrani ba* the leawi raua* cmpUti totniu.: the RaUroau offi- l&t&a J*. TBixnBrma.t— ' God’s "uuft.rakBMq jpfi f. 4er iM-rtira, purauiisl and rolaUve; for unlwiml incrriee ; for Uu> niainteuunrr and reatoratiou from faint** and other rational ; calamiti** : foe motoiaa in the Christian । Church ; for fhe prugneis of CSrict's ' Kingdom and th* usnfr.lm-- -. of fto ' CuriatiMi uitaiabvj _ ■ Tumfa Jh*. IJ.-HcMlKl.Ttuj ; Fur pr-Mcua! Bud naUuoal *na, weatoMW <>f . laith, dambedirsse*, nnd wwridlmra* fa th* niairli. AriiaowledgtomLs ut Divine jn*keMa<mi*ouafra*iun* of isuUlth- 1 BnlhHbd, _____ uxrrox, mrUa OmahX, tZSTb, *nZL bruka City. Sami dowph, Ak-hMun. lenrcawwrth nnd Kan us Citv, runarctiog with th- I ni n Pscdir. Kau*a» Pa­ WigfK Pure Drugs anl Median's wm ntncirn: J. P. ROBERTS “ They am ft* authoriaud Onttrti SubHgiptioa Agent* forth* United Stains, nd by special arrangements mads with _ 11 tatty at ton Pnbliaberr, ar»> c-uabfed to n-coin- anl-ecriptions at rrdsavW rnbt. V Mittnui'i arc ordered w . Uterasy, and other aaraciatiuna sub• rihiiig to a number of JiMirnab. would nd it bi their advantage to -apply to .r1"’ it i*m for their rate*. To every applicant, ■/ . i« i* above I4!]rouse-lithograph wilt b>i MiSffxn-—Th* Grand Chapter it A | | M. ronrened in Detroit on W*di*dday | urrning of last wash.. Hastings Chap | . ter was rvpn<**nled by Hoti Dum.4 ' 1 Striker, H. P. Grand High Priest, Hugh MeCburfy, •' uf Gwoana, d«!ir*rcd uu addrMi, ia “ which Ims l»si*w*d at mam l< -igth th* labors <rf th* Royal Craft for th* past year,-tbe t»*W t'hsntors constitutes^ and ■ uHhrts installed, tb* ,1ici>*n: ntiuns grunt- „ «d for other new Chapters. Tha n-port j nbira-ing thy the Loyal Craft in th* Stale i. gr iwp,-' litrg* lr *n numbers und th* Chapumi rail ffirariaiaMig. He . ( gsua • ano vwy iatorosttag lustary of 1 * th* filet efforts uf ifavol Ant'.i MiumioI*1 DRUGS pLAHTATATlON JIM a T.—1860—X. Medicines. S tii fir*. । U thr «hf«t-nnrhor of thrfeeblr and drbilitetad A« a tome and cordial Cw the ■Knl and languid it among stotnachiea ha.« no proJUW. ortDMft. S & OILS ojnal As a remedy f.w I ar* <-sj»*-’ally auhject, it ia -.upcnoiling | every ether sUnuilaut. School Books S’ Stutionerf/. Ju all *1imatte, trapieol lura]a>fut* or frigM it act* *a a ■peeifto in rrery ajietir* of dieorder BPBC1AI. NOTICE*. which undrruuur< the lahlilr rtrength PREfCRD'HONH AND FAMILY Mtiicau Kisl»t Liaiitil, ---Fwr Man and Pratt 1 robably fow tr.M*<n hat" w.-r had so estnwm a 'Rale, wlrilo non* liars- ’ U«ii morn tiairwiwUy l» uolvial than SIMM.!* simti.iih-s ctndNnnt trr: ■»*«*«. ia th* Stato. ul llicir |uugn*t am pros - , Il-fotu S.huu4 it VS8. Tito number ad' <-ut rxndiiiott, a facoratoiu of foci*.that J milted during toa yewr is 13, and 97 di»< auaot bat ho jLraiug to the Craft. irtaqpd. I JILmv are S3 Ctwptrra In the Mute Th* Michigan Central Huilnrad f'om___ia____ operetiou ___ TOO,______ aufoa Thu kkalhu of Mir niy srajoy ifo- icy .1 now, harinjr a total t»« tulM’rthi(nrf over |&uy Lar* now • rather finely. Tartis-a Qluaiinalo lh« |['.'WO. under the jttri'dirtfon ulthn‘„f road, iiidttding braocto** and lino* ' Grand t hapur. i . a . .. { nmkr it* itataediate ronind. pmd.very e»i-nmg for th* purpn** of1 skiptang o««r the giafy iw. i iag y«tft uUtuned Filday, shun tltei fol­ Mr*. Sarah J. Ilafo, amr in her tilth । lowing gcnUr ram wcro thc*cn * year, la Udi 3t work writing for Adry's | G, Jf. A-L H. Randall, Grind i. KXtShanai. The ft.oud EtKasupsuent of tlai <Ald Fdlowa of Michigan -rill meet in GramI. ' Rapids on Monday th* Ifoh. On Tm.- O. X.—A. J. fchryW, Monrcc. (i. 4—Jex. J. BarvlwaH. Jtetrott Q. StcrtUff J Ea-ilmnn Jobmaun, New Advertisements. day Ifith th* Grand Lv>lg* of th* -State Michigan Central R. R. ois, nutssu tassash soute. yer” A brutal taorder of n wife wai ottnn.ptkd in Allogan uu the <kli. The j lady was aerioualy wvundrd by a fiiatul Lail, but will pmbJdv roarvs*.-• Tti* would niunlitrr ia ia Jail. . * .«ttt Ou Tua^da, night a >aau ia Gra»l Bapids rau caught ia the ad of settitig fire t» a baza.’ He wu pcoatpUy aareet«l. and wBlpnjbnldy la- dealt with m the F.w dimds. ______ — ---------- their notes and accounts im mediately. ___ Juli* Morn*. Ajeal uf the btato Pris­ on, was pr*M:t>ted wilh a beautiful gold watch and chain on Cbrirtmaa day. by .V Zd I —J» C. B^oidw.o, Lrou-v too oMrar. of tbo P»»oa Mr. fc. It »< F.—E. H. Dpan, Adriu- Broekway of the Detroit lioosu af Oor ’• ffiwW.~W.-V. Gr-fflth. Detroit. P*r Traw.—lbs- lidis at th* Barry Coaxty WBswra renarotnd with-th* Van dorpool trial And tb*a teaeh th* at Detroit. Utotingi Lodh* •►'‘■2 repre­ Tim Northern Michigan Central RulMaasatraib-s that if thajr ms-ad their oti- sented by Tracers Pliilhps. Era,. W. M. road waapotwpfotnd to Albion Monday 1**1 yoiir* ii£w 'a5 aarrC Ire*. j*t nutratug. About two himdmd hands ■<na inty Barry County for trial to*y must foot tfie Lili v and that no d,unmti had. I—tn woridog night and day. tiaaday* raeludad, feting right by thrtr osrn Tar Miaarr. -Wo ore in rw*dj< of toe Big Rapidi Mr^prt, late 7-Lpr.i^, oue of the beet printed, and ablrat ed­ ited of our State rxchaagse. We oraLusher Wanted! 30,000 foei of Ash Lum­ grwtnlat* tho pubHahcr-vun thi-ir sure***, ' bcr, 10,000 feet JVhite Oah and trust their paaaperity may never be Lumber, and 5,000 feet White Wood wanted on aei count, and in. jMchnn^e for ; Agricultural Implements. Ilia! rrrigbc-V dn».-d, fldf> lltt- llttf ' ‘Mht........ ■_ .^LRUliwuAGa. any tnuit a porker. thM will !<at thia ' one, W so, pfeaM fejwrt Mr. n. toM ' A GttA)T01V\$R. Only $3 for $11 in Value I Dtli £ AYtR £ CQ„ U^ll, Man.. LIBRARIES ASK Attention la aata fa tUXfara Tobi. ' HSrtBSStot ^.f the Fort Wsyna. JackMM* arid Sag-, imur Railroad, to Im found i* Da aj^ru- I pries* pfomrfr o^. *dl» «,Li: YM* ia fo '______ ______ _____ _ _______ ___ _ . n*W but ably taatkead. thorongb{y.r.uin. falling tree. lie bad ima ia thu woods rays Hi al foil to be,a general fsmriJn.rftb the '"ffi1!* H* ■ . ’ -J The Board ut tfajwrrisors are fafuR mow sb trig the bom smi of tlur -yrar, ' '• ASSOCIATIONS. llan. W.> K Bancroft. rrxJdeut of tho Poet Huron * UkrfMIiebig.n KaiW road, riK-mtly praeratod the Ladfoa* Li­ brary Asraciati m of Pint, with a copy of‘*Andaboo's Bird* <>f America," of which Mtoto •» bbl u*e otl-er eopy fa the Stalo. The gift b probably worth oyer f 1,000, attfl wAs BccuOifMnied by a letter from the docror, apndung t**' ,,f SO4J) IM JIASTINHi ■ ftr jickley . H U OK. tbieonetoMemnJRwtow A Goody-w ] ^■es'sn-Jartf' '' LTTERAHY Ststie: :«!*« THE 1 THE MWnSCJflJIW �IHATilKNEATv Dauchey I Co't Column. a O’CLOCK wool jure 5&i oai« lot w. rm. tu. c>«n*s«ti. o. Tb.,.lr |t*U*U«<l'n DxlriUl.ee Is Ibrsewtry L. D. SINK'S EIGHTEENTH ;mitl) wlijL t)i?jhbbUjiO)i, sympathy nt tho lew* which they hay® •wsuinad ia the death M a parent, friend and counsellor. Rewlead, that the SooeiaTy bo direct­ ed to rotor this testimonial of our re­ spect upon the record< of the aaioeiation and trnnsmitfo copy to Um family of wooun foctureo was held as above on the «Oth. From the wool growers, delegates were present form Vermont, Pennsylvania, New York, Went Virginia, Ohio, Mich- Gm. P. Rowell A Go's Column. M. MMlne, tlssl Mat «>• P>w I eflMbrseil Coart lor «>• seas 4 State of MMugsaAy tUIMOl i: artSSKC U. pren.urs <i«nlml I* mH mo.n<sr». •' “ iMhlkmofasBOsybsBoesamsy So saik/y th* ■oast Am <m isld c,ort<sgr. Wllh “< o»u,„p«ow* showed br tsw.ssd st» so Alter- rer, 1ST*. VAX.VXIlt.X2 QlSTTWl TWO URAND CAPITAL PRIZES! S10,000 IN AMERICAN GULDI 10.000 IN AMERICAN SILVER! I’llfwil I rtrEttvaisas; ,wheat!., U Rlrtii’WAIflreb?-* <«u «ik» M. WILL re s. jireira ir-.u-,. $200,000 00 AUorwy for-Mariauara. :Miia«r.lWvUwiter.nd.lf?l. M CARLETON, JJOBToaoi baix"" TIE BETROIT WEEKLY T1IBIRE, PROFITABLK KIPLOYIENT. iyr*r. ttovd !«• ■porlwonsrey sad rlo hr. .ttoessTHB TBIBUNa, IMreil, X KEWIN WOOD’S.BHH® ■ sseliTsLaw AUrre* W. A 9., toursl A|>«U Clerels^; a, ><»:< THEA-NECTAJl PETERS’ MUSICAL LIBRARY, FIFTEEN VOLUME?'FILED WITH CHOICE PIANO MUSIC The meeting eras organised by the election of tho following officer. : Prr. idont, Hon. Henry 6. Randall. N. Y-; and vice-president from each state ropramtod ; secretary, John L. Hayes, Mass.; assistant secretaries, Samuel Clark. Vermont, J. 8. McCbnneU, Ukanis. J. MsD. Gleen. I-ennsyhrnn- VOCAL COLLECIOHI. '3K® 'W25‘ The Opening uddrvsa of Dr. Randal) was an able one, full of good counael | for the pnenit and sparkling with bright hopes for the future of sheep husbandry. Remarks were also made by wool growers front all Jiurts of tbe country, the general tenor of which! wsrw that the day of greatest depression J waa over, and the wool and mution growers were now quite a* profitable r» other branches of live husbandry. In the aftern-xai the committee repor­ ted an address and rewlutions, which were heartilly teccnded by speakers from . ull the d.fl-rent states, and unanimously I adopted. m>e aduresa. though some­ what hmgthy, is eo complete within it- 1 self, that it seems an injustice to quote I anything short of tho whole. It should , be read carefully by every former and ' bunion* man in the country, who car. come to no other conclusion tlian tho I one cited by the committee, that tho , high! wool duties of IWTrodnscd thia , .■ountry, as it were, in a grand corral, ia which our pricel»M flocks and invalua­ ble rncea were preserved for future in- fri-eu B. C. Prtedl.. Jedre *f Pnb.1* la lie SMUSaeodUv«*uuof Xllebe Wur. •Fl r. -r—• WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, FAMILY BIBLE REDUCTION OF PRICES HALFORD TO CONFORM TO LHCBBBHM TABLE SAUCE, THE BEST MICE 111 IELIIH rat pImily use and ot clothing to the general consumer. ■ *• ■* —. lu- riser «••* esoessi. are sacrifice* of but little moment foe i ___________ . »*7!,f the preaerntion of oar truly national inheritance - a well established sheep' JURUBEBA Reeolred, That the present tariff on wool and wnofeaa u aa well adapted m any legislation which ran now be devis"d, to promote tho growth and develop­ ment oifwool growing and wool runnufacturing, and the interest of easterners, and the public revenue Beeolwed. Tho confidence in the stab­ ility of legislation being essential to in-1 dure the investment of capital by which i ogriculfnre and manufacturing wealth , u to be developed, it is ot the highest importance that the tariff policy delib-a—-J -t th„ ga-g^^flaa 0( by it, and approved flour years, should be , conform to it, should not ba disturbed. Batolmd, Thai we witness with epec■ai gratification the fact that each sue-1 «*din- yet* indicates mor® ftuly tho uaweaity and wiadom of thn prment tar­ iff, which haw wrought Umefita, Tspccially la the Want, by bringing thn tnanus— v__ _ T ■ " ISSSEK;' Most Suitable for the Family, Most Valuable tor tlx 8tmlekt, THE MAHIFACTSBEII OF THE Th American 4 ' U/ h er!| i The Wash Loakbig-Glaw and 'Picture I <JiU.Bre«—kJ. Il'sluat A IhwoaHl U lap-rtWT of Loolis(4)lu* PUu«,C*re b(r*»bn- S»4re«tarMrret, Drlrvll i\HV Goobs. WilULKaALE. wi PRICE. 85-50. BRUAXCC WUXI-SGER : _M PROVIDENCE.” New. 1.871. Br. Welk’ Krtract if Jinieta Most Instructive for the Teacher. Moat Appropriate for the Child; Moat Vaeful for. the Minister. Moat Interesting for tho Fanner. N<xt Elagant for thaPnrfer. Moat PnjduhU ti»e Bludj. TBB HCTfiftlAL FAMILY B|l Perfect. A WHEATIMPROVEMENT OVER ALL OTHER WIIRRERS. nye ikrir sneedse! w In* fongalBg ^yeylust, , is^& JURUBEbA, 5 SHEPARD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BIOTS ___ Etsax.-j!aaur~ “ • «u, so cw. ■ AMU,. S CON8^R8VOF "TEA THI* article has krean ttior*>U0Hly toeua I BY QBrmc TP CLUBS Tte Great Atlank 4 Paeifc Tea Cn bandry on Ute sunset side oi tho Sctu The practical sheep breeder will readByafpecfete the suggestion that wool pvwtng. ovm in CaUfornia-lhal land of big ftrozaa and golden dreams—hx. U* dmvbaete. whan ha ie informed that thi* flock of I00.000.mi well as ot mall-1 W4M>. ovartD cunr adjusts this MmUm to tub* at tsy ,te* w do II* war*p.rlrellr tou Acssv* r.« vai Uittt® -St.fi A. I. rtUCUCM A CS„ dress it IMtsrspUlol, udi.t«l>: ' Kai Na II* WeM !■ nit it! ■ Ynr wife nib It!! Yiir dilirei mtiit!!! GrmH Ro.titla. Jlici.. For Safe by ACKLEY t SLADE. __________________ Hastings Mio Dr. Crook’s WiheofTar. 4. IO YJSjfolWS rubUc Teat n-prorw! DR. CROOK’8 'SHE OE? fBE BEST WeMisrt Uialriiflf Dietitian. J.OQO W*rd» <W Mae^raw to mA WINE as* ••Br •" ” JOtr.Y E. FOTTEE PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. baht at Syroru. rnfi. V of Deesmber. After receiving ranaru from the prasi- T* T TFT’X*' WEBSTER'S KAT1OXAL PICTORIAL mctwary. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-01-17.pdf 02a0669f72ae491432950ef052c5b7f4 PDF Text Text G7 Th* fV(n|*uoM| The Banner Company. VOL XVI. to taw Cut HASTINGS, DARBY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 17. 1872. GREAT COST SALE! BOSTON CASH STOBE 4659 ino pmm sf»H! OUR ACORN PARLOR Monday, January 22, 1872 To those who visited us last February, the announcement of a Cost Sale is sufficient. To those who did not, Please come and in vesicate. LEADING STOVE, ccrtain that tlwy did not know tho full extent of tho danger as yd. And what Small might do with a jury, or what Beto Jones might do with a .heriff, was a question. 1 must not detain the read­ er to toll how tbo mob rose. Nobody knows how such things come about— Their origin is a. maxplioablo aa that of an earthquake. Btu, al any rale, a roj>o was twko put round Small’s nock ' during that night, and Loth times Small i was saved only by the norvo and ad­ Store has th* largest Joar of any Stare of the kind, making It a capital Store for dress of Ralph, who had learned bow Farmers. In addition wo keep the SWISS COTTAGE, RIVAL, CABINET, unjust mob law may bo. Aa ter Small, I COTTAGE BELLE, KINO, DIAMOND and many other kinds. he neither trembled whoa they were ready to hang him, nor looked relieved when bo waa savid, nor ahowod the •lightest flush of penitence or gratitude. Ha bore himself tn a quiet, gentlemanly way throughout, like tho admirable vil- Hats and Cape, Boots and Shoes, &c. Detroit Stoves! Sum art laiaiial DeititU, See.? Did Mt Mho Nancy tfewyer euioy a hundrod wedding*, and lore and bar* the love of fire hundred childrda? And *o Mia* Nancy insl happened over at Mrs. Thomson* humble nome. atel, just ia tbo meet maltor-of-course way, aslud that tedy and Bhocky to oome over to her bouse. Bhocky wanted Hannah to come too. Bat Hannah blustel a little, and said she would rather not And whoa abo waa loft alone, Hannah i fixed her hair two or thro, time., and j swept the hearth, and moved tho chain first ouo way and then another, and did | a good many other needless things.— Needles*; for a lover, if bo be a lover, doe* not *eo furniture or drooa And then she *at down by ths Cre, and triad to eew, and tried to look onconcerned, and triad not to expect anybedy, oes tried to moke her heart keep krill. And triad in rain. For agenda Thu InntitatMu waa formed fa It derives its life and inspiration from Chrietianixy, Ito object fa te iUurtroto th* inronsi.tency of war with Chrfatucity, to .how ito baleful influence on all the interest* of mauldad. and by the use of th* pulpit, the platform, the press, Dead letter* contained three milion that he was running a faro-bank in Ban Franeiax), the other that ho wae curing dollars test year. consumption by inhalation and electrici­ rinow—an unusual thing-has fallen ty here in New York. If thia later wore I . ----- ———. sat down by tho fire, and frvqneiuly ia Italy this winter. true, it would leave it an °P* <-----a talked of hia school and her mhool, and IVainut wool te mere highly esteem­ question whether Ralph did well to’ ----“T°eTsmiim^ everything else but what he wanted to him from tho gallows. 1’ofo Jone* and ; talk about And then the cooversatioa ed in Bavaria than mahogany. HUI, aa usually happens to tho - - - - -back to Flat Creek, end to the 3£hor I• drifted At least one-thud of tbo inhabitants villains, went to brisun. and wl ......... I through tho pasture, and to the of HaaMchiuetts ar* Roman Catholic*. moved to Hk* county, ; box-alder tree and to the painful talk in The Fitehburg Radroad Company I the lane. And Hannah boon to bo Hannah that von went r—: □ i___ i_JjZ~.iL u_ propowwi^building three grain elevator* thoee with whom it ia a prulaasion; of art. they will endeavor always to speak with generosity and discrimination. For tho other feature! of tho magarisse, tho Editors say that they never coming year, and wo may add, that hav­ ing carefully perused every number that has ever boon printed, wo regard thoAllMte as the s*r fori Magarino such a standard aa this, and march te victorias more renowned then those of published, and commend it toaU of our bloody Mar* ? We believe thoy will.— We believeln a glorious future’ for our race, the coming of an oro. whoa tho promise of the angste, tho keynote of all our Christmas songs, .ball bo fulfilled > Can I j after that, and to planning their two Uvea aa one. And • * « • • And when Mias Nancy and Mrs. Thorn­ “No,ao’ < And with that the has­ ton returned later in tho eveofag, Ralph tened on, afrai-t that Bud would offer to was standing by the manUe-peco, but Etch up the roan colt And *fo> did Bhocky noticed that hia chair waa cfoeo to Hannah'* Asd good Mist Nancy happ:n>-sa by compromising him in that Sawyer looked in Hannah's fare and was ft was disk and raining when she •TWU,-. yon going ? The best place •to buy GROCERIES is at the new brick store of loft. Tho butt's were long, the road was lonely, and after the revelations of tho day it did not teem wholly ante. Bui from the moment that she found herself free, her heart had been ready to break with an impatient bomeeicknee*. What though there might bo robbers in tho woods J What though there were ton rough miles to travel T What though therein wm in her face? What though i New Yorksn hare reached the con-' she had not tasted food since the morn­ ing of that exciting day ? list Creek elusion that, with a psM firn depart- j ; and bondage were behind ; freedom. moot, tho buying of fire eterm bolls to ' I mother, Bhocky and homo were before arouse the jstblfc Is^ocoy wasted. her, and her feet grew lighter with tho A horribleatory mtns, from Montre­ thought. And if she needed any other al. wherv tbo dead body of a woman was found partially oaten by rata, while clear. And ho would coms 1 And so tho remainder of tlu> family were lying she truvenx'd tho weary distance, and *o around helpleoaly inobriaki. abo inquired and found tho huuaa, the Trichina, or aotno kindred ditease,haa boautitul, homely old house of beiutilul. again appeared, thio time al Newark, N. homely old Nancy Sawyer, and knocked J., where a family hay* been poisoned and was admitted, and fol! down, faint and weary, at her blind mother'* feet, and Tail her tired head In her mother's Berlin boasts of fiot tea* twenty wo­ men phyririsM, who bare acquired rep­ utation and iudnpoadcnoo in their pro­ fession. Most of them aro cf tho home­ opathic and Ectectrie whnol, of mr&aev. We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, at the very lowest rates. HICKK < BRo Hasting*. Mith, itet I H A! H A! H. -A.. Bus ell Go tbero tor your WOOL chom A number of Japanooo young ladiM ore anxious te come to thia country to be odnoatod, and the Daltno paper* aro thinking eeriously about ill pauper, a bod for two nighu aftetod tier throat But Mite Nancy and her sister wore Chore and tho preacher.— And that was oil, besida tte tamlri, and Bud and Martha Of oouim Bud and MarthacumA And driving Martha to said, “ O mother I I’m free, I'm free !*' a wedding ia o -jumper" was tho one while the mother-, toon baptiaed her opportune Bod needed. Hi. heads free, and tho mother • trombling fingers combed uut h*r treeee*. ,knd Bhocky stood by her aad cried: "I kuowed God wouldn't forge-.yon, Hannah’" Hannah waa ready now to do any­ thing by v Lie's »lto could .upport her mother and Bhocky. She waa strong. —- ~ ~ -g~7 and inured to tod. Bha waa willing and ^“d Bad cheerful, and the would gladly bare K*,''h cone nervieo if br that moansAnd, «ho LsUtohave .upportiJlbo mmlly. Al Laliore, India, a newspaper te about to be published in Arabic. Arab paper, aro now pubiiali-d In Egypt, for that mailer, her mother waa already Syria, Bagdad, Conalnntinople and Bar- nsuriy abhi to nupport hamlf by her' . knitting. But Hannah had berm care­t The word "gurmsnd" I* said to be de­ fully eduoated when young, and at that1 rived from Gorman, a gluttonous King j of tho Denes. The Normans were more temperate than the Bretons, but were won over to the habits of gluttony by tho people whom they conquered. And after Iteljdi ami Hannah were , married—tlirre was no trip, Iteluh unly ‘ha ■ changod hte boarding-place audtwcajne hredul thehouM at Mra Tbomeo.'* ““ thereaftar—afrerrit waa all over. !* L Martha had fixed it all up, aad now . they wanted to ax hia advice ; mid Mar- The late amusamoct of wicked ur- Years BN W*. 4MNS0 DENTIST Hannah a ptere ua l*a*hev of a primary < department. And than a little ho»e 1 with four room* waa tested, and a Utile. ‘ . rerytttb fttnltu* was pulfaAt tl. Experience The Yreka (Cal.) Cron, say* that the water of tbo upper lake in Surprise Val­ ley baa the proi«rty of removing from £r“ba<d ^t^e***l£t^ repwujntelM Warcjrxx's Mcratir Mumu.Tho January umaber of this exoeltent ____ ____________ Magnate, fa Ware a*. It ie edited with And hie matter and Msroariy rigwl abiHiy, and roataiu. arigieal or«L> w^ M an tho powiawt Knglkh nd Amarican Poets of ortr day, but exquisite travesties of their manner—not parodies of single pieces, but admirable burleequee of their general stylo of thought Tho Editorial Department will be en­ larged so as to occupy some 20 pages of each number, and will notice not only as heretofore, tho prominent phases of, literature, but those of politica, art, mqsic and ecseoos. Under each of those beads the will, while holding put God into the Qmatltution. is rolled GOODYEAR & STRIKER. pieoMofwotk. A glance at tbo firot chapter in tho January number will Mtisfy tb* reader that tho author has never more faithfully and delightfully studied Mr. DoMfllo appean in th* ^tfurifr for the first time, but his name familiar the writer a* Stocky, hod-1 riot fcotern as tho author of thou amusing rxtravthat Jshocky has given uU -------agapzas, “Tlhe Dodge Qub" and ‘Tho to making ouacaat* * **-forgot For, indeei But some Of thorn I hi. work do forget aaake coak). And Mias Neary Sawyer who had men Ralph that afternoon, bad guewd that he waa going to see Han­ nah. It's womterful how much enjoyment a generous heart can nt out of tho happinam of others, la not that what Hd meant when ho said of such m Mia. Bawmrtt^thayahnH bma bend Thirty bean have been killed in Fist Cremr, cKmed to her chamber, 1 Yancey County, N. C-, thia ecaeon. packed all her earthly goods, consirtlng AQpincy mocbaiuo ha* found out chiefly of a few family relics, in a hand- 1 And then ahe blnahed, and ho told bow how tho waste aleain from one boiler kerchief; and turned her back on tho ; tho note had eiutaiuud him. and how houM of Means forever. At the gate • her white face kept up lii* uuntag* in ran bo u»«d to heat another. she met the old woman, who shook her Forty-fire death*. tw*sUv-tWT> resign* fist in the gill’* fe<» and garo her a , hi* flight down th* bed of Clifty Creek. turn, aud eighteen retirements mato the parting benediction in thoee word*: —; And no eat * little Muror, lu show her rooorda of 1871'. loanee among the offi­ “ You mia’ablo, ungrateful critter you, the note that he had carriorl in hia bo­ ------ . I have told it > And------ but I cer* at the United btata* army. K’krag! I’m glad to bo shod of you I" must notproceed. Afore ecene, over the bora she met Bud, ahd he told so bMurifoliniteaU; will not bear tolling. hergvod-by with a Ultte huakineea in entire rwyfafoe of all the treaties with hi* votes, while a tear glistened in her Japan will bv made. A convention of these. who want to ^Rud had Lean e friend in need, and orpCBeew Oraat A rMWo'e Sues. liaxlre*. P. 8.—A copy of tbo Lonbarg sama into ay haada to-day, and I see by it* ootamaa tfari Rafori ever, to make out that the sheriff at the county, Mr. Israel W. Mesas, was none other than my old friend Bad of tho Church of the Deci Uska. I waa ateiort as much puxxted over hia name as 1 was when I saw an article in a city paner. And ahe, with some sweet present- bv Prof J. W. Twmwm, on TSw- tlis long run than lynch law. And yet lynch law often origin alee iu a burst of generous indignation which is not will­ ing to aaflhr a bold opproerion to escape by moan, of corrupt and cowardly courts. It is oftner born of fear. Both motive, powerfully agitated the people of tbo region round about Clifiy aa night drew on after Ralph's acquittal. They were justly indignant that Ralph had boon made the victim of .ueh a con•piraey, and they were frightened at the WE KEEP THE CAMELIA! will positively be"sold al COMT durinff this Sale. mar department in the new graded school in the village. So he quietly ar­ ranged to board at a boarding house.— His aunt could not hare him about, of which fad be waa very glad. She could not but foel, she said. that bo might hare taken better care at Walter only fear miles apart. He did not baatoa to call on Hannah. Why should ho? Ho sent her a rt>notice, ot no consequence in It­ self, by Nancy Sawyer. Thon he took pn—onnof his school; and then, aa the ovotong of tho first day ot school, he went, as ho had appointed to hhneelf, to GREBLE & RUSSELL writers; boa the mod mgng- �TSE BEIT tMCIEAFEITI 1872. THEIWORLD. 1872. I anncr J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Wan, HHesu riMe Sterling Silver WnrraslMt lamp year parties, where the victimoffloal apjxMntments dated since tho ixed young men have to foot the bdls, clamor fur reform in three particulars are now in order. commenced, aud about tbo limo there MMomiaeo was finally ooonectod by roil vth ike retetff tho world on the anji idl. to tho great jqy. o£ the poopfo. DRUGS tin unusually attract!*, 'txnrtmrrrf nC J?1 5*$EATUBBS I President Lincoln should appoint his brother-in-law to a civil office, who al­ ready held th. office of State Senator It Buff » ih« Ure««i ■Ol' hBlfcten, .1.1. M. Medicines, Dye Stufis, evaay section at ear common country, from the noighUiring province of Ontnria, and from beyond the Atlantic. To the rich and poor alike, we are indebted for^the^wurmre; expression of sympathy. Bo tir^ly ^d” bo^fifrdly hw Ix-cn PAINTS & OILS By this .ppointment, u suggetemi by Prveident Lincoln in opposition thereto, a Democrat was elected to fill th. va­ cancy and th. Senate waa thereby thrown under Ibe rentrol of the Deuiocrate at the opening of tho war to the great cmbarrMsiueet of the Administra­ tion. Bulisequoutly this same brotbor- Detrnil. January »,IS7S.) rtetef Buu, -. Early ia Oetober teat, tearful and ua- f February term of the Circuit Court, ter • the County of Bony, to be in ettondanco on said Court, at tbo Court House in the City of Hasting* on the 5th day of February naat: George Miller. Johnstown. William Bovley, Woodland. Um relief extended, that uo further cause exists for anxiety lest suffering {■reran in tbo*t sections during ths winPeter Covert, Carlton. Calvin R 1-hroma. “ Adam Elliott, Barry. Walter Heath, Orangeville. School Books Mooaa’sRcuxNuwTaaKn.—Thia ag­ riculture) paper, issued weekly in Now York City by Hun. D. D. T. Moore, is worthy and gallant soMier being turned eno of tbo moat valuable pajwrs printed out of the place to make a vacancy for in Am United States, for all dassee of I him. Again, a Meyer of Gets. Great’s readers, and specially so to thorn onregiment, having lost hia health tn Bab­ gaged in agricultural pursuits. Ils ilel prisons, was nominated by President hutnfiocs are costly aud numerous, iu ntectad matter is ehoaen will great noia, but through Trumbull's efforts * * X and its editorials written wa. rejected by th. Senate on the ec .... marked ability. To those of our ground that the Sucumbnt, though a readers who desire an Eastern agricul­ civilian, was thu son of a special frtend tural and family journal, we cordially of Trumbull'a' Thus, it is quite ap­ parent that if this vociferously reforma­ tory Senator would institute a personal reform within himself it might be for Tns Monday edition of the Detroit the good of the country and the honor Dsiiy Th'fsaz contained an installment The Cafitein of the Shawiuus iteniia-that Lite Florida wa. fired on by a Spanish man-of-war, and bonce thia •apposed cause for a collnrion ia dlastpa- , A rBrt Hrattox —The Detroit, Lan­ ted. I hope that others may b« as ef- [ ' sing 4 Lake Michigan Railroad has just. fertuaiiy removed by the Spanish home J completed a vary commodious aud pret­ ty station house at Lansing, in conjunc­ tion with the Jackson, Lansing 4 Sagin­ aw line. It is built of brick and is about 100 fret long and 30 feet wide. It eontains very spacious waiting roams both tor ladies and gentlemen. arid a large ticket office with windows opening into each. One and of the building ia occu­ pied by a dining and refreahmant room, presided over by Mr. Taylor, ao Well known at th. Lansing House. This they would bring reports from niaay room is very handsomely carpeted and portions of tho country in favor of thp . fitted u[>, and thu appointments aud coalition of all tho elements opjioacd to DRUGS. DRUGS iwa£'g L><.. Pure Drugs and Madidsc-s BITEXT MESICUUtl . t«lieMc.<l>ft Otssrteadm. <a tees...tn WJDOM .•ALVABI-E GIFTnl JPAIIVTS ATVI> OILS to nt DtKrantCTtu is D. DRUGGISTS HUNDIMfS. ANDFANCtpoODS. SINE’S Have aU their best grade of Ladffa Watches manu­ factured expressly for them by some of the best makers in Locle, Switzerland, and thus save to their customers the importer’s profit in h’eic York. They also moniijaclurt “ OUR WATCH,” whichi, unsurpassed as a Time-. Espeotal attention is re­ Paint Colors, Varnish., and Dye Stuffs. quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, mounted tn Sets, Cronu, Studs. Rings, Etc. A very completeassortment of Dia­ mond Studs.,. Diamonds mounted to or­ der in our own shop. Smnt. .Monogram Seals, Crests, J£\;EX4LE BpOKfi, etc., cut on stone by the best STAWAU Wellts rWFM.MIl workmen in the west on short Zodite TRAVLINGt/CS, ’ “ " notice. -d FIXK SATCH2J.iL TWO UR AMD CAPITAL* OF in . Greenbacks ! 8U’r' - HOttllES ’ HDQAM. TEA Perfumeries Pomatuidcs and Hair Oils. FREE TO BOOK AGEHTS. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla THE SEIU-WEEKLV WOBU), Health and Wealth in SILVER TIPPED skw inKDs a^dplaxts Hast by Hal! ar Kip ram. ora HDtna i-lamt exTAUhiuet for i.n ■te te. The committee appointed for other ports of Ohio, to answer the cal! that purpose should at ant call another of George Wilkcvy. It coiuisted of a meeting, that the orguuation maybe few signature, of non-influent ini parties prrtetMd. Tho hundesd - and five men to a printed document fhrvring a revenue tariff, tho one term principle, reduction ixation mrmt humni. They, in rouimnr. of taxation, civil right, for all, ate. Tho , with all intelligent citterns. Me tbo necesfact that nothing w»U deep enough , sitv for prompt action in tho premises, and would, beyond aU qnceUou. nearly with the leaders to affieet th. return at all reapcnd to a call from the committee j John Sherman, tbo administration cacto perfect their woft." Gentlemen of tho ! didate, to tbo Senate from Ohio, shows Committee, give tw a call. Dow’v m-I that the movement i. on ebortion even I there, where both tha 'Republican and I Democratic parties adhered to their par­ ty organisation. th. Preudmrf d Ud d^ivared aa addrsM A.paper wa. preanted by Dr. i Patewr cm •• Inctramenia and Tbaxr Ap- ■ IFe are Western ‘/gents for the Waltham Watchesa full and complete assort­ ment always on hnnd-ol wholesale and retail f"BFijGREEI8*Cl$ the Democracy will have to stand up i alone with all their bloody murders on j ■ thoir beads and fieoe a united Republi- ' jpiMiM afthiiiMMi Dea tai Canvolition, 1 rewntb heM eJsckxm.Dr. Hawhunt, ' £*»5E“ $5,000 each and its ordinary will supply a want long Mt at Lensing and cannot fail io be a groat convnnienee to traveler*. premittnu foot ttp over $2,000. and it is ' hopml ohd ugKted that the display of , fine firwk wiHlre equal to any ew held intk. United Btat-, a. it iekaown that srann of the most noted breeders from tbe Eesterit States WiT exhibit their beat stock. W. hop. ,to see ihore of ourdfiamw isfiiUl in poultry ia at■ tMfiUtei*' Msauberehip tiekete in th. aeeodaticc, admitting tho member* to Jibe exhibition free, |2. Single admia35*^ Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery fs m tiU ax- best English and ^n. erioan manufaciurav. Evey pieet is stamped with oqr name and warranted by ve. < of Will M Carlton's ‘’Farm Bketchm," and a valuable contribution from tho pen of Duane Doty on an important educational topic Both three gentle­ men now belong tu the editorial corps of the Trijpav. George 1’. Coon, J. L. Weiring, ri.meoL । tawbek David F. Iriand, Cbarics Ifotnam. A.H. Bates, Harmon Wifoox, IS.1--*,. C. W. Tampions, Assyria, Jatnee F. Mead. Rutland. Ephraim Shattuck, Heating*. J- fiofeey-qi THE DAILY WORLD, iscase Springfield Fire and Marine n BHIG3S&. BROTH] Dutrrkara, ,.r A*. ftlabfie iT Finer and ’ HEEDS, I cr-UHOn • ■ — ... — . All the work of D< m- »W CHALLENGE A -IF*— st a Paatw T«m that ratu>r uuht.m ino saws New Advertisements. TWO STKKL ENGRAVINGS Or. L C. AYES 4 CO, LmI TtochieRter. -Jj^urHerien, ■ ~i'iMdw,brf«.r„ frill Peninsnlar Railw j. Kffln Hi ftnpttB, Mui^waka Steel Bit Axe “*4 J-s. ali-i. a cu_ iu,,.,. I Dr- Mk:WArbor Dr. 1. A. RnbinsoB, SOLD IN HASTINGS. j BY ACKLBV .1 SLAB1T W. B. Ihmn. Abf. o»k LAKE SHORE I tKHSDi ' SWTHERif RAILWAY $57.60 Meat Market ! NEAR THE BANK. premiums �500' Cords of ^oodwanC , cd on account, and in ex। change for Agricultural Im­ plements, and we will pay \part Cash. c v Ti—. ... r, SOO, Lowell, and Northeni Michigan R. R- hie frttt tool swelled within him. Mcaanu^G^ri^uur, Towne, Nichols, Restorative. So clear, aa fragrant, no (It may hare been hu head) aad in hb efficient ia motoring gxay hair aad keep­ enthusiasm be shows himself to bo either Thu account of Goodyoar A Striker ing tho head healthy. Ask your drag- very ignorant or very raalirioas, (both and twelve others were presented, end faults vrn- common in that country,) for. on motion, received urn! referred to the Committee on Miscellaneous Claims. the article has the misfortnuo to bo After bearing the statement of J. IL ruy boa itfacU, and when yen come Io figures, it b truly wonderful to see bow easily he disposes of things, by tho hundred thouiand. Now thu orticio would need no reply, only for the fact, that it was published in the J&yfr and other papers. You see those yrasf JfMJnMm understand, that, to, I* beard thoy must secure ventilation through tbe cohunde of ■■ paper that splendid Line of---------This Line of Railroad b the Bcmum- circulates oetalde of their town. rus Roi-rr, which starts from Chicago Tito writer says: “Jiurt now our dtiby tho Chicago, Burlington ft Qufaey Railroad, and. running through Btm- xans are passive, (I [iroeumo L> was not lixctvx, reachoa Omaha, Lincoln. Ne­ included, tor I don't think physio onU braska City, Saint Joseph, Atchison, j<ui him) upon the subject, having ex­ Leavenworth ana Kausas City, connect­ cited the jealousy of Hastings who are ing with the Union Pucific. Kanuta Pa­ cific, and other Railroads ran rang from anxiousto have the rood. Though “it !' /eyttsr-ftnu'”-- ISSlHTk. i. o. a. r. maaoo to Lowell eight or ton miles at least, and coal the company from 150,­ 000 to 250,000 more’ than by way of Middle villa." Now,,wo bare carefully AIM •jxsx ar cxxcaoo nwx nw iruwcrtr—------ ------ISwCUmS January 30th, for th. boraAt of Mrs. Hate, 'sink toadtor. Msaora J. L Rood of (Ms city omd ffonodW of Grand Rapids, uriated by some of the 1>m: ! Bsiwr <Jorirrr Cuu’a Osram, ) En. itAsrues Baxtm:— ’ HAenssa, Jan. Hth, 1872. J Not long smoe I chanced to road an Board of Buperriaore for Barry Oocnartids in the Middleville Phtadreta, ty, met pursuant to adjournment as cnpM from the Grand Rapids 2^, above. Roll railed, member* all jires(where it appears under the head pf cut: Board proe-edod to business. MHdlnriUo correspondence.) TU eru­ Mr. Munroe moved that Hie Ctaircic waa an exhaustive one on the sub- ■ AR of which b respectfully submitted and nnk to bo discharged from tho fur­ ther conridereiion of tho subjectF. W. Count, ) I’rrxx Coso, S Coramitteo. ' Lxwis Wmox, ) On motioa of Mr. Goodyear, ths re­ port of tho Committee was accepted. On motion of Mr. Stanton, the report was laid on the table. Mr. Goodyear in trodneed the follow- Motion did not prevail. On motion of Mr Towne tbo 8 l-So’dook. Wa. H. Powkis, Clerk. Thursday Momiag, Jan. 11,1872. Board coavencd ponuant to adjournmsut. Roll called, quorum present, apd Board proceeded to businasa. . . ’ A Cara. -To thooo who have subRoil called, members all present Board ssribed with me for Henry Ward Beech­ proceeded to buaiaees. Ou motion sf Mr Munros, the report er’s Ufa of “Jesus tbo Christ" in this the Committee ou County Buildings *u rity and vicinity, I return my sincere taken from tta table. * Motion prevxllsd thinks. The order for tbo books has Mr Towne moved to amend the report Tbo i’roiecuting Attorney submitted the following report, in aecordsneo with of the committee by striking out aU that boon erat and I shall expect them ready for delivery in a abort time. a resolution adopted at tbe fast sesrion of portion rebting to Cupola or Dorns, tbi. Board : faltota" by oyra and nay. s. To tbo Honorable Board of Supervis­ Aye. ttfoous. Brim, Bartram, »br-! A Goon mn-On Friday evening ors :—Pursuant to a Bmoluttou passed st tta fart nasira Pf foe Board, I bar* oorlast, an oyster supper-waa provided at rssponded with the City Ofirialo of De­ the Hastings House, in which a great Afteraooa ssnirwi, 2 r. x. troit fa regard to con trading wilh than many oysters and other good things nrenod pursuant to adjourn- for tbe receiving of persons fa tta House J callnd. quorum present. of Correction, and hare to report that I were “despatched” by the Boon! of Su­ pervisors, many of the County officers and other prominent gentlemen of cur Rxreajrra.—Mr. J. P. Robaxts, who H»o-aad Jail. ' hju tara spending rerural weeks with Motion prevailed. * . i On motion of Mr Munroe tbo Resolu­ relative. and frfond. fa Philadelphia, tion io regard to employing Bienngrsptar has just returned looking hate and hearty, after his fair weeks meation from the case* of business. ■ICHIGAR CENTRAL IL R. Local hlijiiits Met;. i aan. 1 BV .1 U»r.| Gradual™ from tho Grand Rapids Business College do not only obtain good aiuiatious in ‘Detroit, Chicago and other leading cities," but they obtain the best of situations at home in all the Banks and every leading Biisfae-j House. This spoaks volumes for the Grand Rapids Business Collage. Great sacrifice of Win­ ter Clothing. Star Clo­ thing House. Grand Rap­ ids Mich. fclBf «> Hastings is ano of Use most difficult routs in tho interior part of Ute Stoto." Here again ho is sadly in error, (I have no doubt Lui thnt he has froo/U,} but not over this route. The Engineer who baa surveyed the saute, says it ia a very easy road to build, and con be built as easily and about as cheap <te any in the Btnto. Now, there are many reasons, and good ones too, why thia road should camo north via Hostings from Ksl«»n»xou. It run* through n country, ovnre rnilo of which affords local busiwwa,and will be far enough from other roads to avoid competition, while cn tho uthre hand, tho Railroad map* will show that via Middlavillo it would run along side by *Kte.elmo«t as it goes *onlh with two Wa are favored again rith a run of other roods, aiuPhot very far from them. : sleighing. and after leaving Middlovilto two or Tnr long spell of skating ba. retired three tuih-s in its southern course, it i under corer of “The Beautiful Bnow." . might about as well traverse tho Bahare ■ Do*"t Fosozr the Good Templar’s ' De.crt, in a-an-h of nyUuttj but good J i eloan rand until its intenectiun with tha ' Serial, on Wednesday ereru-g. Tar story of the Ilocrier School ) Grand Rapid. aDd Indiana Railroad. Wa have talked with the people along Master comes to a happy tonu fast too j that route, and find thsy du not expect, . Tn x Charlotte JKyndiEta. ia now con­ trolled by J. Snunderv ft Co. Tho Co., consisting of J. (Saunders, B. F. Haundoro and Alim Saunders, each sharing equally in the' biMiuras- Mr. Trask has withdrawn from the firm. Tho paper is wall printed, ably managed; and tho Co., deservo snecaaa. (fotmcil bald in the Council Room <to Monday evening. Jan. 8. 1872. Council called to order by his honor the Mayor. Present, Mayor, Rseordir, AW. Birdsall, Eastman, Hsmv, Hayes, and Keufield. .Mlostaao! tta fart n>oe king r»d and Bo'd of Supervisors have not daring their Januuy sosswu audited and allowed said ocouunts, nnd that U|>on referring such information, ho shall deliver them to the parties to whom they belong. And (bat tho aggregate amount of tho play upon that talk about getting the w<»ulJ reoxumend their allowance os indebtedueas of Manistee Count* to rood. On reading again that oracle of1 ; Barry County, consisting of said claims wisdom (die FLutfanlri) under date of I January IIth., I axporieaood a tensa-1 lion of groat nlirf, as I ms this shade of Jim FUk and Vandaibilt has left us and b DOW husiingbb anathema against Lowell, commanding her to repcut in sack cloth and nrites, for her stubboninv.s In not making ootnmora cause with them. Now we hare only to say that vra bars engaged in the undertaking of building a railroad through our fity, kaowing fall well that it will cost time, man appolyg, a QommBtoe ef three to en­ ter into nejotialionn with the Detroit tnooey, patience end |»crsevorenve, and House of Correction to receive any pris­ all these we propose to pre to the en­ oners from Ahis County that, E»*y be sen­ terprise. and with these wo itmri. tenced to Home of Corttciton in loeordWo find no fault with a genoruu. rival­ aaoe with Act No. l&K Session Laws ry ou tho pert of our neighbors, but we aak fair play, and to the MiddleviUs M J. I. IT>Ui.a£ oorrrapondent I would asy, tell the tntM S4 G .H.Hms14>«| OVERCOATS below cost, Knit Woolen Coats, 60 Cents. At Star Clothing ‘J*A House, Grand Rapids. Tua State Convention of County Puperintendentn of Schools takes place at Part Hnron, Feb 20. SoquL,—Tbo Presbyterian aoefal will bo entertained by Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey; at her residence on Broadway, next Tuesday evening. . ^ttts'aswsia ftes No. & was taken from the table, and al­ lowed at the sum of thirty-five dollara, as chained. Mr. Mnnroo moved, that at 0 o'clock to-morrow weening, we take up the Vanderpool claims, and make that a special business Motion prevailed. On motion of Mr. Phetteplace, Board adjourned until 2 o'clock r. x. . . ~ l Powxws, Chek.i pooit in said bank. . rtav/nrr. Bo it resolved, Thai wo will not accept tho said order, but shall in। .bl upon tbe payment of the claim in i fall, and that tbo Clerk at onoo Inform I the Clerk of Manistee County of tbi. , actioo, and also inform said Bank that | the same will not bo accepted, and ro­ quet them te return them. On molfon of Mr. ffantoa the reeolution was adojited. On motioa of Mr. Wilcox, tbe report The sjiecial Committee on Vander- ’' tea accepted. pool claunsfoubmit tho following os their Mr. Towne meved to amend tbe repoyt of Committee by referring soebunts Nj. 07,08 aad 74 back to Committee for far­ ther revision. Slotion prevailed. Mr. Goodycsr-taoved tbsl account No. 70 bo allowed st »20 u cl.imed instead of the officers, of Barry County for services and disburw-mont* in tho trial of George Vanderpool be preaoated, audited, and ro far as found correct, allowed in tho ordinary manner, and the orders of Barry County payable February 1st, 1878, ba issued for the and say they do not need and are not ' able to subscribe to onild the road, the I common wnw people agree in this. It is only such a. our correspondent, wbo handle finance, cn s gigantic sonic, |____ ________________ ____ _ ___ __ louring of a 81OQ.000 ur ao to [ tnffned tho~foBowing accounts, and Mt Joss Horen vim of this city wo A large assortment of Books, Shoes undrtcatand, is going with Ira Sheldon and Rubber*, added tn this extnnareo to Mecosta Co., next Monday. ' stock. I haves fine line of Hats, Caps, TiU/onow sinrm of Monday will ceusef lumberman and many others to Michigan Central R. R. ou. .tut.u in enter route, Naw Sms,—A. Troutwiaa has boon placing a huge razor on the top ol hia barber polo; also a base with lettering «>te , acts off tho lower part of tho polo in good style. Mr. T. has arranged things in better style than formerly and haajiut pot fa anew stock.of collars and tiro. Fred Main also keep. c-n band a good supply of cigars of bis Bxnv Oasis. Route fa. the Want, therefore you are more sure of year w/rty and <ww/wL Tho Burlington Buate Sa. admirably arrvwcred tbe question “How to go West r by tta publication of an «x«4lout I'amphlet, coctxfaing a large, truthful map of the Great West, and much interesting and valuable fafonna.1— -i-i^.-----v. fa'f iitent will show to any who will take the trouble to examine, that (Mee ewJ swe­ ated anta, is all tho difference the maps make, none of thorn make it any more. ' And that difference ef distance, would ' cost about 117,600, more than by way •f Middlerillo, for wo would engage to j General Dasanu. B-. Hartington. btjjld any throe nnd one half miles uf , foe road, in or out of Hastings for j Grand River Vallsy Division Hsxxicx.—Not only a new assort­ ment of Watch™ and Jewelry, but a now workman. Mr. H., has engaged Mr. W. T. OdM. «= dd np«i»d jeweler Ind wstehmMter, who win at­ tend to all • work entrusted in hia cure and will endeavor to giro satisfaction. Mr. Herrick has a fine buofaeaa estab­ lished in our city, and it ia his aim in Wa hear of an ime&M Hotel .preset cn fan for our city, also talk of estab­ lishing a woolen factory. Horssxxxrxas and hsaife of families atn supply themselves with the famous Halford Leioestora&ire Table Bancoat The account of W. B. Browa for room rent up to Jan. J, 1872, and serviomgs watchman |2, waa presented and, oo motion allowed al 815,18, and ardor The .«xnnl of Robert Ml totall fur Ailing in earth M«r the .'butiments of (ta iron' bridge, of *8 I JO, wra prraratsd aad Tbo account of D. R. McEhrxfe for balance das on bridge aud rori work, of. IW was preaaated eod m motion al­ lowed and ardor drawn. ■ By Aid. Reas, That lbs ram of Two Hundred Dollars be .pprcprixled out of the General HighwV Fund, eollratod as t By Jl^oe, That ths Marehri b n/li — —Uo, , litlU ek—r Oamffiff th* ippqrt was, acouptsd to the quality of tho food you jpu» out to your kroed, alas the stench -that °%9brtS^nfAnfoA?atafio!duui^O era Michigan E. R. nriseth (tarefrom aSaM WM io think others were presented, and on motion Batex is being drawn to tbo corner of it tta nest of the Turkey Buzzard. Oeek * Btaiestroet, andww learn sever­ al brick stone are to te built in that •‘Hna at nix Tut**'—A loettro ou 1 direction tta corning season, by Allan tho anore subject will bs deliver*! M PxraoxAi,—Wn we in torn Mr. L. UawnHall, Saturday oveaiug, 3au. 27, A. Dauby, the old contractor of the 0. byR.M. Hewku, Esq. MX..B. U* E. V. B. B.; aad if we are informed noted liK turcr of our country and Ku ; rightly, tais soon to lata hold of oar been pwvailsd upon by several of oaf । bratdtactotorimt Hrutlno and deKr; Baitroad No. 2. ( Lara-i^ha' publiahing td tho : .fall se* Hr fowrtte, lecture- We hope to sep. ; . proceedings of tbo Board of Bupsrvi- a fail howto. If cerpeepte sre good of our paper titfowae*. . . ; Tex Editor of the Baxxxb. Mr. D. .1L Cook, and several other yaxituinent Odd < . Fellows uf our city have guno to Gwmd Rapid*, to attend the meeting of the Grand Dodwa awd Grind Enrismpmrat SgSBr^r^JSTfittSTU copias ot year. Those magtutines are taken by' thM nttmbor of convicts, ia place of ilia' SOLO Di HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY A SLADX hereby instrarted to notify Mr. Arab or other pereeos eagsfod in neaesing Mdba from tbo old Cerastery, thai be or they itaCoanalttee Sa Oownty Buildings bo the *rrt foh» In order ef bustnan id-tnar-' rewsaanungMaMoa prevailed. • *--x Mr Brim tucked ttat the Ch.innan appoint a crinmlttM of three to draft a �ILLUSTRATE ■ UTH1AT0RE m ua» Woria Cwr ■■irrio.oo. & O’CLOCK. 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It to aba POKE Intertaining Newipapei tool cu, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-01-24.pdf 8929a475f5d10cc97b1854ef73330bed PDF Text Text tel Th* Banner Company. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY,^MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY JANUARY .24 1872. VOL. XVI. NO. 39. rating upon a arum stroel made a circuit, camo down on the foo with a rush that pushed thinr column* back upon the MwRWil ani IWS UCOIXXcnOBB 07 THE MEX­ work* at the gate The toll form of al rofortn. The one is to institute it, and tta other from going too fcr.ICO WAX. Magruder was now seen on this field. T-achers. a* a claae, am stow to adopt a He hurriedly planted cannon that ralcod the ntnr'i work* with an iron tompeat A borrlfter was lifted Io the top of one of the bout** and another tu the flat A* JyMy fhgffoed pt th CUta roof of the San Cosme Church. There Brim «U 5m Ctasto-J L^ftuni gun* dealt death ti many and filed th* Please do n< tufa th City WJU. OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE, WE KEEP THE CAMELIA A NOBLE' Detroit Stoves! State Fair at Kalamazoo, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, Sinai ail lictaal DbiikU, Un“l * ramie'* -<»*". u*to>*k ley are the only Stove made, of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the World. HEAVIEST Stove* In the Market. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. The best place •to buy* GROCERIES It ns* la n**b «•'« tel* waralaa. Ttat rxaoi strata bread, tert stasa b** t*D*a *»•» It. An Arkansas paper dominated Gen. H.udmau for Vice-PretadonL An ex­ cellent nomination, only th* General ta* been a*ad some thn o years. right to say a rude thing to another than •nly, at the very lowest rates. Go there for your CHOICE GROCERIES! A fine stock Jcar Ornxxn BL’tJEU. DENTIST reform in tho * teaching of language For years the schools have been neglading practical instntdion in tho uso of tenguago. doggedly devoting their attention to tho technical fonnate*,ralo*, and principals of grammar. To snch an extent baa this folly been carried, that litti* children Iftve been put to the date of organiastiuu, a Fair, in conueotion with the State 1'omulogical Society, to plant hi* gun* in a raptured breast­ study of technical grammar befvre they we* tald upon tta H*ni County E«ta could writ* a creditable latter or tta Grounds, the sucon* of which is qmwork. In going 30 rod* upon a gallop paraUuJ in tta history of tta we*t. be lost over half of hi* command. Bat expoaitiou wa* all ihrft the raret aritertl be got them ia porition aud running frirads of th* roeicty -could wish, and forward hi* gun* camo muxxl* to maxxlo Would compare favorably witii tho b:a:o Fair ia all the various claasaa, except wiil> tiie enemy. The wwka.nl thia point, for n few moments, trttro oao । For years intelligent educators, both in that of machinery. livid sheet of flame. Fragment* of rock, j this country and in Europe, have been stone, debris, beads, limb* aud human I. urging that exposition should precede {th* study of lechnical grammar ; that bodies wore hurled into tho air by tha 1 synthesis should co before analysis and terrible discharge* that followed. Two pairing. Ttay bold that grammar is not a child's study; (hat th* grasping icnce of tta fighting and the march. Beaide*, just now w» wore «ufforing for tta want of good water and fixxl; but it The Mexican forces retreated along the crowded avenue* towaid tho heart! of tho city. Their own cannon wore trailed upon them, aud they wow pur­ way to the cast, tta citadel and tha tal- sued to near the publie square. MARK R1WI.T. j ,ori“ Bt *nd Bro“nd B",en P*10 ,he Darkness bad now approached. Thu ; oaetay ware burling torrents of shot and troop* ware placed tn secure poutions I shall npoa ua. Gen. Toma commanded Ti>e Seed budtie**, a* conducted by disvoae of it and procure other. This and pickets stationed for the night the enemy iu oar front, while the sup-, tho celebrated firm of Brigg* & Brother, is oae of tho many bensfit* arising from ‘-'apt Huger placed a mortar a.’id other tho fair, sod in tta course oflh fy w more porting columns of Banta Anna and at Rochester, Now York, i* on* of tho yaare it will add to tta wealth of tta hoary guns iu position- A little after Gen. Garqy filled the adjacent fortifica­ dark ho dropped a few 24 lb shot and largest in tha country, awi in it* way ia country hundred* of thousands, tn tta tions, and crowded and covered tta undoubtedly tho largest in tha world, improvement of stock alone. One of 80 lb- shell into the center of the city. (irar 12,000 dualer* in different port* of the great benefit, to bo gained by itaae atone building* to tho right and left a* Tho shall exploded upon the public far as tta eye could reach. Onr men, plsra about a mile distant. This wa* I th^ountry and tho Dominion,**!! their cxpoaitions, is tta cxhilntion of agricaltursl implwnenta, and machiaary which supported and attended by others with I gulto facilitate and c'ucnpcn labor. done to give tho enemy a foretaste of picks anil crowbars, burrowed thrir way wlat they might expect on the mor- for ha* over 02,000 fool of flooring, sad .• Another benefit derived from thuae from 200 to 300 persons, according to | cxkibitious to tta asaembling of atioana into the building* and engaged the ene­ my hand to band at every point. DunRiley's brigade was sent from tho the season, are employed tn packing Mb'* battery, aided by tho gun* of and putting ap the Flower and Vegetaitoaof Art, tta products of the ecahPiedad cauatway tn the support of Gen. Capt- Drum and Liout Purler, having Wurth. The brigade* of Shield** and , bte Seed*, which they send by mail to and the farm, thus briagia* into :cc tho i nrious manufacture*, giving If* woman wa* to change her'acx. secured a footing upon a cross rout* ad­ fierce to tho aid of Quintman. Shields j’ all part* of tho country. It takes six visitor an uptswlunity of viewing vanced trom tho w«t tu our support. hinuvlf being wounded, wa* obliged to I presses in constant jiso to print label* । *ta> would tx, a te{*)tbea. I oomifaring tta product* and aaanuLoring ’ * sharp shooter* did fearfill exe ­ alone ; upward* of $10,000 worth of I What sort of ascent ia a descent? A yield his command to Gen. Pierce. tores of on* scdurn of country, with cution aruoug tta gunner* of the cnemr. trip up, for it bring* you down. 1 of another. Fairs ore calculated Intron*.ting tool* and ammunition paper is u»ed annually in the manufac­ itiraulato tta farmer to renewed effort Tho worst of all Knars* are thus* *r ta BunnortHe'a regiment and the Palmetto* were, hastily brought forward to us and ture of tag* for Herds, Ac. producing and owning th* best and Their annua! Catalogue is most elabo, wvr* brought up to strengthen our lines in tho forepart of the night, we threw up can mimic tbrir former honesty. Lt jaofitabb. *u<k, in trying, to excel Conscience, ia met men. ia but tho and aid u* in. Che asoanlt tqion the en»- just inside of the gate a couple of sand ratolr gotten up, and is embellished h other in raising tha fini-st of grain. my’* work*.'1 Lieut. Benjamin turned anticipation of th* opinion* of others. bag breastworks, on which Capt. Stephis guns upon the enemy on tta Piedad What i* birth to ■ man, if it shall be too mounted acme heavy gun* oad an a stain to hi* dead anoretors to hare toft road and suou relieved pa from annoy­ eight inch bow iter. Wo then lay down contain* instructive hints and informa­ such an offspring. ance in ttat direction. Tta guns of the to rest inside of the city walls. 1 citadel and tfaoM at the gate eut down Our arrangments for shelling tho city tion upon tta subject of floriculture and agriculture. The naw Catalogue for braa* bond of twenty women. Ten I’ our mon fearfully—tta ground was txm woman Iu Now York would do. strowu with tho dead and awimming Huger'* flaming shell* were aeon ex­ 1872, which will bo issued about tha lai A gooaa ha* many quill*, tat on au­ with blood. Tboarehaauf ttaaqusduet ploding in* the heart of the Capital, the of January, promiar* to be the titwat thor can make a gootn of himseH with leading to tta oily paratai to oar read, enemy constlured it useless to struggle tnlng of the -kind over published, and whlcli uotteo waj gfreu »< our test moot­ ing; to make Bee. B, Articira of Associa­ only on* quilL were ascrndcd by »ume of our troops longer. The cibsea* besought Santa we are quite confident that the entire tion, rood ••fittecn,” instead of “100 di­ edition of 150,000 will be used up in । rectors It is aaid that Hoax married beeanso fron. which positiou they rapidly picknl And to add to Sec. 5, ths fol­ he feared that his laborers would think off tta Mexican artillerist*. Hare we towing words: “The tire now Direction a borabanlineut. Ho denied at once to him a ruthlras ma.tor. tta fire Directors sleeted annually । hesurti th* load noise Torres a* bo went withdraw hi* force* from the capital, CatalogurewiB bo sent free, while to and shall hold their office three new oar*, an incloture of twenty- five ftaroafter I “ What can Tweed's ntoa be 7” ask* alulg tta lines in our frontsunlrring kb ” I would oho rcrammend, that । A. " Innoceacef quarto* B. “ la no men to charge with bayoaenL It wa, during the lattor part of the night the *-nt» wilt be required. And even in rear.. road, and causeway* not occupied by us •uch cases, where un order for eno dol- 'in Bute* and Regulations, Hoc. 4. Arti­ sense,” ecboM C. what we must desire!, ttat they should were crowded with Santa Anna's fugi­ lar'* worth of Seeds in addition are ye- cle i cf Admia*ioti, bo stricken ent Oar Why ia a eaterpillar like a loaf of hot come oct of (heir skulking places and list will require a rarotul re­ : tive troop*. Wagon*, caissons. tumbril*, mitted. Brigg* A JUn-tbor pr»]>ay all Prvwium bread? Because it’s a “grab” that give us a fair fight Wo challenged ambulances, gua-rarriagoi, on.I coti-hes, order* by mail, and by referooce to thoir vision and closrifioation so that articles make* tho batter fly. tho dillorent dassM may be Catalogun, when it ia issued, it will bo cumixaing . aud dared them to adranci*, but they hone and foot soldiers and citixcns, a ■ mu that they giv* al! thoir customers Why are pon-mokani tta moat dia- disobeyed order* and shrunk from a the nsu*t liberal induremeuts to obtain ! honorabl* petsons in the world f Be­ further trial ol American bayonet*. ,ne or both of ttair baatrtifal Chromo in th* darkness from their home* and cause they mak* people stral pens, and * Our own cannon raked ibo ground iu the *Maea of alam and excitement in Luhugraplia of Flowers, the then My they do write. which at retail would be from A musical composer having bean ask­ our imnredute front and tho enemy oom- their doomed capital. bat which only cost Brigg* A ed if bo had done anything lately, re­ raenred withdrawing their gun*. Quit­ printed a* they are by tens c.------plied. hi* teat work was a composition man percoiviar thio, ordered our caunea and*, about seventy-fire cents each. »u«p»nd fire, and a bayonent charge to bo'foods. We wwnt with a rush and within three minuteo from the time tho urd-r wa* given, wo were in ing which wo find in tta Bretew JlnriJ toll jx»s<»*ion of th" Belon gut*. Goa. Tho Omaha HmU the leading Dctn- sre cammebd to the thrughtful ccnaidcrQuitman was one of the first to mount tta work* aboveIu Ho waved a hand­ ocroIi: journal of Nebraska—and a pn alion of all young ladtoo. It iatru*, every kerchief over tho batteir greeted bjr tho per Ims which praise ia wo.th haring word Of it, and not only true but impor­ —publiahw* tho following editorial ar­ tant Yoang ladies, read, believe and loud cheer* of his foUowera. * is at the new brick store of We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pa> Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash Quitraaa'a division supported by oar brigade'was* adv.aciag along tta Ota^-'' ultepec causeway towards the Beira1 K"1"Tta baaing ray* of the tropical ion, vertical at noon, did much to exhaust oar energies tnd add to the inoauven- erybody at once RECOKrt, It was now two o’clock in the after­ noon of Sapt. lllh. Gen. 8ooti and suite came upo* tta ground at Chapdtopeo soon after tee capture of Ibecaatte. Gyn. Cadwaladcr wa* rent to fhc aaai*tanoejif Gen. Worth, who wna fighting liis way to the city along the San Co«me route, a couple of mite* lo the North-‘ now method, but wtan ttay do tolrn hold of it, they are quite apt to make it a tabby, luttood, moat people like to mata as ranch as possible of every now ThtefimtfoStaltartedfai tta present' Ttaro are w> many -shar bank*” now in Now York that vCuuoi from tta rural . district* aae spi te think wtat thrifty • cbaneto pqffliste must be. , Thia being secured tho Palmettos made a nub for tho arcnos of the aque­ duct in tha direction of tho citadel, now not more than SO rods distant Our artillnry ammunition was now cxpcudnl. Capt Drum scissd a captured gun of tta enemy with if* ammunition aud brought il to boar against its owner* .until it* supply of cartridges gave out. Wo ware in a difficult poaitioa and without siege gun*. A terr ble fire from tie citadel wa* now opened upon us, and It toemed that in a fosr minutes cur Jfrehle colman* would b* swept away in the unequal content. Yet wa held onr ground firmly, '(top*. Dram, Lisut Benjamin and a large namtar «f tl.eir follnwurs tiwrelosi lhetelrv**. Tho enemy pareeiring that our ammunition tad failed, rallied to drive u. back from the fouling wo bad gained They worn repaired again and again, untfl the ground iaour front was taap*d with their dead. We etoutiy maintain u best cqnld from tta terrible fire turned oousfron the gun* of the pwieo and the citadel. The enemy at teatCoUsOsd their wtalu strength and hurled them wire* againrt onrlaft, taptag to crush our thinned ranks m that direction at a blow. Cap*. Noyl.>r tastily prepared a breu work uf aand tags and we kept our position until toghtfall when thofir- ‘ ’ , . : j ? 1 ' . , • 1 ; , Aniung the many improv*mante iu citie* which tha cnfurred rebuilding of Chicagv l>m •uggMtel is that of tasting tta entire towa with itearn in a manner very similar to that by which it era* formerly lighted—by luaau* of jupo* runniag under tta ground from aconn cam- . . . ' , �fsHrrrH * co? ^ht ^tpnbliran | anntr. Jen. Ifah, 1872. When Cangreee at hi. earaoot roprest, puro Secretary Boutwoll permfaeton to convert the 6-20 Bond* bearisg fix par cent interest into king bund* bearing only 6. 4 1-2, and 4 per cent, they did it both relnctantly and grudgingly- The Iradfag bankers and fiaanefal arieu-s hid already proclaimed the proposed loan a failure, while the National Bank­ ers wore exceedingly advene to uxvp: this diminution of interest, either volun t-.rily or tenough legal enactment The He brows justly complailfod that the Egyptians oompelled them to make bnciu without straw, bat Cougrra* In the United States Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, held in Detroit on tho Iflth in*L, three coses were heard, brought by the holders ol bonds iaeuod by municipalities of tho State ia ail of railroads, to secure the payment of the interest thoreoa. Tho Court decided iu favor of the validity ol all such bonds as were issued previous to the decision of the State Supreme Coart; and such towns and municipal!bes are held liable for the bonds to is­ sued by them. Judge Emmons of the United States Grant Court delivered the principal opinion. Judge Longyi ar afay. In limiting the oxnnditnrra to lx- incurred to ots half of one per coni, which ia but barely the expense of en­ graving, printing and issuing lbs beads, they cut off ns it was generally supposed ■ every chance of success. The conversion of a six per oent loan into a fire per cent loon is composed of two distinct tqxrrntious. First Hie sale of the new bonds, and secondly, either the purchase in open mark.-t, or the re­ call of the old. Those two diadnet ope­ rations mtet not be loot sight of in esti­ mating the Secretary's transaction with ■ cunfag opinion, with his reawus there-. of European Banker*. for, ia tho case of George H. Taylor In the first plan* the new bauds mast agt. Tho City of Battle Creek; and Jndgir Wilh.y of tho Western District. be issued and sold, before omngementa a like concurrent opinion, in the case of I can be made Io take up the old. Aa the Edward B. TakvU agt. Tho Township i gold tl>e Secretary could not purchase of Pine Grove. The principle settled them in open market, but was compelled by this accession is that the United to recall a certain portion of the 5-20 States Court will respect and fallow the decisions and rulings of the Sista Courts ing was bold at tbo First Church, ia behalf of tho Woman's Board of Mfoufona of tbo Presbyterian church, it fad­ ing tbo first oardveraary of tbo DsCnrl branch of the organisation. A brief end well prepared history at thrit work was narrated by tbo Bov. A. T. Pierson of tbo Fort St. Church, followed by stirring a.1 dresses from the Bev. W. E. McLaren. Dr. Hogarth, and the pastor of the church the Bev Geo. D. Baker Tbeew*war* succeeded by the annual re­ port read on behalf of ths ladies by the Hoc. E. C. Walker, which made a most tho speeches wans all so excellent, but it struck us that the Bov. McLaren's topic “Family Worship” and its influ­ ence in turning the young fate a mission­ ary spirit was very appropriate for such nu occasion, and that Dr. Hogarth whan he said “that there had been aud still eiiata an apparent inflexibility in tho Calnneatic chureh.otganimfxm. which left no new far women to work in good directions" spoke just about tho truth. Thank God that delusion fa taring fast dispelled in these progressive times. Women have quite as many rights in this matter as “any other man." Ttay are in mar.y cases tho moot devout and faithful members of churches end by their earnestrees put us A aw sob Io very muit be given to bolder*. Considering the fact that nearly the whole of this lusu is held ia Europe—it having pene­ trated into the most remote villagee of Tho war between Mr. Brockway, tho ,' Germany and Switxsrisnd—tbs Secrete- efficient manager of the above named ‘ :ry gave three months'notice. If he had institution and his opponents in the otd given let* than fast ho wculd have done .fajMtfo. to tho bondhoMera, But be-1 tar has been dragged into the papers i: fate he wa* able to give notice that iu has assumed a lively aspect, which ia three months from date he would re- quite refreshing and cnlirvuing-'fa these Our Tariff fa eminently a Fa | deem nearly two hundred million* of dull days. Of one thing wv are oatieTariff. At tho recent joint meat , bonds. bo moat either have the caah fa fied, however, in spite of all insinua­ i the Treasury or undoubted security. Syracuse of the Wool-growers ana., tions to the contrary, urged against Mr. manufacturers, a Maivechuoette Ttat* if the new bond* had been sold B., that be is a thoroughly bones*, man, maker mid that if the existing moder- ■! for cash and the money covered into and that he has mansgod the fastituate duties wepn left undisturbed flor the j tiio Treasury—three months whoud tion for the fMic and not far his own •hurt space of six years, the coat of pro- - have ejapeed before it would hive been benefit We could have wished how­ during American cloths would be so re to any extent prod out, and thus fa any ever with the 7Hfa», that ia tho keep­ ing of his cash account he had kept tha growers would receive, that they could payment of interest for one quarter. public and bio own monies entirely not b« undersold by the pauper-woven j, The now bonds would have borne five •rpuraU and dirtied, Hut is our Idea of dotha al Europe. Six years, u a very | l>“r cent.—the old bonds six per evat., correct book-keeping. To sum up wo short tone to wait for equal Free Trade ami the goH in tho Treasury would not shall fool compelled until ccnvfacwd by in Woofenx Can't the British impor . hove brought anything, hut would hare facts, (not indauatione) to believe that tors bo patient for that brief »paro? i grmlly , disturbed the money markrt. Mr. Brockway will come out of the in­ England b.. mad» tbo world wait over ,i ■Tbs public debt, itself, however would vestigation which bo baa demanded, five hnndrod years for her profession of |1 ;not hare la-on increased, because, for with a reputation untarnished, and bis Free Trade, sad eoneeeded it at fast on- ■,every new bond sold tho money would ly fa the products fa which she was an ,;have boon placed in the Treasury. Tho European Hyn'lirate simply said •‘we pledge burse!vet to take the entire ------ -™ l<MBj „ tfjat yjjn give the and the rest of msuufaturfog F.nrvj- I to bondhoUere, end wilier: all tho Frt-o Trad, nut of a* I __ . v-'J .r .l- .is Mr Bradford Smith was re-elected aa its Judges hold that all tha bonds issued prior to the decision of the tiopretiie Court of tMs State, in the ease of the Township of Salem, are valid, sail that only profit which the Syndicate made was the three mccthe interest, which ir. any and even- event tho L'tutod State, would have had to pay. Thus while nothing in reality was paid to tho uegotiaton the foreign bankers by taking adruatap’ of the three months notin', received 1 1-5 per rent, for their n»go- Grant is no experiment; the people know him, the coniitry is thriving un­ der his excellent ndmfairtranon of offair, the national debt fa diminiohfag rapsdly, and the general conditioa oi attain throughout the rouuiry t^etifi-s to his unerring wisdom an 1 sound judg­ ment. Wo hare called our tag to the mait, ■ and any to the Union Bepablieaa Con-' Tax principal defense which will bo | set up fa tho Stokes trial will be that. I e> a bitter earnin'existed between Stokes end Fisk, sad as there were circum­ stances tending to establish a conspiracy j to take th. life cf Stokes, the Utter therefore committed tho shooting fa e-It i defense Stokes' friends claim that a i few days before tho shooting men were ’ discovered to be on tho track of Stokes, and that they had boon faUowfag him i the week previous. An attempt will be I tsfa. tn prove that Fisk war armed i came. A doctor was railed and be treat­ ed the case four days, and made no re­ port of it, knowing it to be small pox all the time. Al length, upon being quaetionod he admitted the truth, aud tho Q.tnmou Conned immediately appointed an examining committee, who proceeded at oneo to the hooso to faveutigate tho case, but tho lady of the house, (the young man's sister) Halted them admiasioa to the room affirming that it was not small pox, but upon loaming that they had authority, she admitted them, and upon making tbo examination tho committee at unoe declared if to bo a very dangerous ease of email pox. Tho board of health at once set boouds and prescribed tho proper rules to bo fallow­ ed both in the present and in case there should bo any more cases of the dieoase. Tbo young man died on Sunday, Jam 14th, and was berried about 10 o'clock in the evening. Tho doctor who atten­ ded him, W. C. laberwood, come down with it yesterday. Jan. 21st, and it is re­ ported that 3 of Mr. Van Akin's family are down with it. You ran imagine what effect this must have upon bu«r cf thrir own tho bin would authorise wUte psgaoM to come in and take euutroi of Ibom. He said if tho tfonate eras serious fa the matter be was earprised that r-. artrmpt had been mad. Our Stock of Silver Plated Ware is the largest in the West-all the Mew Styles and Designs of the Very Best Quality and Reasonable New Advertisements. JaStxx ixriS'Xtr- rcv-srt: jKsanirswe ax ■er. litewW. »•>! i® rear lecU k*r*i K«nl la tee Me Toe Yearv.il Faaall; > fallfcff, SINE’S Green backs ! 200,000'feefof Ash Logf, 100.000 ft of Ash Floorforlwhich the highuT°b?>niest market’prioe in cash ~ | wiU be paid. SagoteioTph, Eon. are drawfag brick and atone fair a three story block of two stores cu the coat side of Main street, and I understand that there ere som« other parties talking of building, though th<-v ora tindeado.1 —* Merara E k J retires with tho beet wishes of all it. members. With those two exceptions we Believe the old officer* wore re-elset- tenth volume of this periodical opens od, the Board of managers befog ma­ with tho January number, which is be­ terially unchanged from that of lart fore tu. Like its predecessors, it is ftill of subetsniial boms reading which is ad- Our Silver Plated and Steel Table Cutlery is made ex­ pressly to our order by the best English and Ameriran manufacturers. Every piece is stamped with our name and warranted by us. are Western Agents foi IVatiham Watches— aful' and complete a^ortmint always on hand—at wholesale and retad. The Mtes end aerounts of the late rm of C F. Dwight A Co., baring —- -■■- r,----- w-------- - ——--------। left in my hanus for collection, all Qty Engine Houae which is a very partis fetabted to said firm are hereby handsomr two-story bnck building. . notified to call and settle the sanse im­ * Tha United Brethren and tha Baptist* ' mddfatoV C. F Dwsht, Tm been h— bolding >-Mm. protracted r.wre.rt-1 meetings Hartfag*, Jan. 17,1872. have for about two weeks ]*st, aud trom all I ran boar (which ia eoaily done from a vrr a "NT T'TT’T'l ! considerable distance) I should judge ** A JLbU I Have all their best grade of Lady’s Watches manu­ factured expressly for them by some of the best makers in Locle, Switzerland. and thus save to their customers the importer’s profit in .Vnr York. They also manufacture “OUR WATCH,” which is unsurpassed as a Time­ keeper Especial attention is re­ quested to our Large and el­ egant Stock of Diamonds, handsomely and securely mounted in Sets, Crosses, Studs. Rings, Etc. A very complete assortment of Dia­ mond Studs. Diamonds mounted to or­ der in our own shop. Monogram' Seals, Crests, etc., cut on stone by the best workmen in the west on short notice. M. S. SMITH 4 Cl. Manufacturing Jewelers, Detroit, Mich. NovSif 1835. < . 1872. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, THE SEMI-WEEKLY W08LD. Far restating to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. DETROIT FREE PRERS I THE DAILY WO&LD' MM&stiSSSra.* The V«rl4 Alaxaac. । Agents Wanted Everywhere. tion* for tha month include a story by Virginia F. Townaand; The Dead Tea? of Disaster, by Geo. 8. Burleigh ; Wash­ ington and His Lovaa, by Bev. J. B. Wokeley, D. D.; Newburgh end its Burroundingi. by Joel T. Headley , Go- Planning a Queer, by Horace Greeley ; Qty versus Country, by Gail Hamilton ; a Temperance 8 tory, by Alice E. Wil­ liams ; Tho Wifo of Dr. Franklin, by Jas. Parton; Enough's Enough, by Thoma* K. Boocher, ate., etc. Tbo Houtehold fill* a blank that haa long existed, by supplying, al a low price, a good Magaxmo which fa but one dollar a year. Any person Mt acquainted with it, will receive a specimen copy free by a fl drees! ng H. 8. Wood A Co., Newfauuh.N.T. Asxwra'e Laar's Msasmra it profuse­ About this terribly sad affair we do not wish to say much, es the topis has ly and finely illustrated, the more prombeen wail nigh exhausted. It was a tents are ; “Sophia Manaflrid." a MW sneaking low-lived not on the part of story from tho Garman; ‘ Another Peep into Other People’s Windows, by PipriariwayPMfrf ‘The Paasfou-Tlay at when be wee shot, and that a loaded revolver was taken from hie person. Also that the wound from tho bullet* were farofiramt to kill Fisk. Every effort is to bo made by Stokes’ ronnsel to hare th. trial deferred a* fang MOORE’S HURAL MEW-YORKER Sterling Silver Ware, submitted to tho Grand Lodge at its meetfag al Grand Hapida, January 15." The cost oi tbo building, as desigaed by Mr. Dibbta, will be about |12o,0M) but it is proposed only to build the centre this y-ar. The aggregate valwe xaraw.’sas’ Fresh Garden, Flower, Tree anil Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit and Herb Seed*. Prepaid by Mail. A complete and judicious assortment, 25 sorts of either claax, 11.00. The six claeses. (160 packet*) for $5.00. Aho, an immense stock of one year grafted Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Fruit Stocks. Young Fruit, Ornamental and Ever­ green Seedlings, Blubs, Roses, Vines, House Border Plants, lie.. 4c., the most complete axsortPresident. Mr. I. W. Candry sucerede Prnpaid. by Mr. E. E Kane, who after two years of mors afloat about ths diapo-al af their ■ ment in America. property, thou -h nothing reliable .mail. Priced Catalogea to any faithful service aa recording Secretary, It is rumored that there are to bo atldretw, also Uade lists, gratis. insisted cn retiring. Mr. Frank D. som. important butineM changes in vide [Seeds on Commission. Agents Taylor also insisted on declining a re­ I of 00 days, but of thfa, more anon. election as Vice President, and another Wanted. Very truly yours. Moss. gentlemen wav selected fur the position. B. M. WATSON. Old Colony Charlotte, Jam 22, 1871 Mr. T./fosa done good service for tha Nurseries and Seed Warehouse. .V»«ooortioo, having for years devoted Plymouth, Maw Established Both' time and moasy to its support and 11842. jan24m2 tha self-sacrificing Treasurer N. Tarry Taylor Esq., whom 1 need not add was unanimously re-elected. Tho general Secretary's (Bev. C. C. loman*) report showed a vast amount of good work ao eotnplfahad. It is a shame aud dis­ grace that the Christian community of Detroit with its sixty ehurehee. affords such a niggardly pittance to a society which eccomphahas so ranch actual good with such a devoted srlf-oacrificfag spirit I wonder how they can sing jarW.au.toaM. Ennoa Hxertvea Baxmr-I bare twon thinking of writing op our little ••City of tboFlats” for oomefimo peat, but eoutothfag ha* deterred roe frwn week to week until now, and I will try all teoMtecripto dMigoed far tho Gant, now and eoo if I ran " brfag forth a will be eubjected for examimitiou. and moose." Where to earnin sene I hardly who will also oampaea mid eehat for each uumb-r during the coming vuiume. Isberal |>reariuma are offered to can­ You. no doubt hare heard that the leasers Term*. II,00 per year. Speci­ am dl pox wai making terrible havoc men copy 10 oeate. Address tho pubamong oar citbeas—which, by the way. iafalae. We hare had only one caeo as far, and this was a young man who asms from Jackson to this place, and was stopping at his brolbro-fa-laws-Mr W. W. tho areugfag of your own wrongs fa your own way, trrospective of any obligat ons to tho law,whether human or Di­ vine io getting to bo altogothsr too com­ mon. and fa New York aeeme ta oe the developmrat and result cf the rulers in that iU governed dty, where those elect- nothiag elae ran be found so drabble. Containing aoBthm osl nor dys, :t doss Mt soil white rambrie, and yet lasto loogon the hair, giving itsririi, ;loesy ls««, and a gratefnl psxfamo. - £iiS=3 NOCURE NO CHAI NINTH ANNUAL DISTBIBCTION can make ycrar **x year old boy or girl fo The CMAWsAsr for 1871 81,» a year ; four ropiee AS. T*X Jferewy has pisfaroe by Herriak. iHwraldbe hard nt this fate day to find one esuytoyee fa the Erie Hallway, whe Brings. Msnill rad ether artista of; would or eoald aay aught ogafaat him while Wo awpriae, daring as U wm, and ia a faatfag benefit ta tta. City and Subscription Price $2.50 •RochesUr �Tr|« f\pn>BUCV Hrrewith wo present a detailed statem«nt of th# prodact* of tiw county of Barry, ahipt.ed on this road from tbo station in this City for tbo year ending December 81rt. 187L The record i* one safraMs^ uM t of which w# have every reason to be proud. Th. buainea done on the Val­ ley Divieioa of the Central ie much lar­ Onr -I'U'T/ Ir Slsii'i Oruff Stm. ger than was anticipated, and th# excel­ lent maugeinont of th# road eurawo Great sacrifice of Win­ casnrrto th# efficient Division Buporinter Clothing. Star Clo­ teodeot, Charles B. Buffi, Esq., of thing House, Grand Rap­ Grand Rapids, under whose acnitenixing care, scarcely th. least accida;.t has ids Mich. occured, while the road is unexcelled iu the State, or iu tbo West, for smoothAT WOODRUFFA A large assortment of Boot*, Shoes neaa of track, white Its guniletnaaly and Rubbers. Added to this extonaivo Ocaduetora, end prompt and roliablejofficials of all gtadra, command the re•pett end esteem of all with whom the) oosno in contact, officially or otherwise. But hero are the figurv* cd tho ship­ ment* mad* from thia City, and waeom- cbdsches. ^gsatsrast"—■ Muonic. OVERCOATS below cost, Knit Woolen Coats, 60 Cents. At Star Clothing House, Brand Rapids. I. 0. 0. F. Aflyiag trip to Woodfaad Centre, 1Moed^j, showed to ue what rapid growth U Iming mad# iu that beautiful I <country village Wo will indulge in no 1 on “tniae Hoot" Holbrook, at the Wood­ land bouse. We can only add, that the stores and work shops all wear an air of doatnees and thrift and all that oeesns Mcoesaxy U for them to haro a railroad tu bring them even with "all the world and tho rest of mankind." Why not join bunds with Lanrin; and then build a road to Hasting* to connect with our new rood soon to be built That will give you an out let to New Turk city or China. If you could only work up Bomo such project aa that, it surely would be built, because ou people are just aa anxious to aid all worthy eoterpriaes that will make u* a rrilrreJ mfrs, as you are at Woodland Centre. There was shipped 672 dreeood hogs, tho weight being 116,8X5 lb*.; 8,530 lbs. ofpoulTy; 29,558 Ibe. of brans; forty car loads of stock, consisting of 175 cattle, I860 sheep and 1427 hogs ; 1785 bbls of apple*. tho weight of which was 296,500 Ibe-; 2,29627-60 bushels of clover seed; 10,876 bibs, of flour; 781 bushels of barley; 50,409 Iba. of wool; 53,166 lb*, of batter, 44,183 lba.of maple ■ugar; 69 car loads ol lumber, and oth­ er forest product* ; 15,627 bushel* of potalues; 930 bbl* of eggs ; 29,25213-60 bushels of wheat; 495,015 lite, of mill <ped ; 4,702 b luhola and 11 lbs. of oom; 17,838 bushels and 12 lbw of mu, and 126 tan* and 610 lbs. sundries. Tai btmi-Now, we are to have a leetaro on Saturday evening at Union Hall A great many *ay who# Hulett ? Mr. Hulett ia an eminent and popular We have received the valuable and lectnreer of twenty-fir. yesre. Of course he ia unknown to many Hasting* popple instructive scripture work—Henry Ward and then again, there are many who Beecher’s “Ufe of Jesus the Christ.’’1 ore personally acquainted with him and this work we can giro it our recom­ who hare pronounce him equal to John mend, for the "tree is known by its B. Uougli. Lot good lecture, bo sue- fruit” and a very hasty glance will show tained and^et all go and hear Hulett to any pereou that the whole work is lecture on "Hit. at tho ticie.," ou Ssiw laden with deep and rich thought ujmu a subject which all desire tu unilerstandflay evening. x Mr. Craig has doodad Io extend the canvas farther in the county for this Hradershott, th# father of John J. Hen­ book and has received the agency for dershott, Em] , ol Irving, ia. laying seri­ Irving and Thornapple. W# hope this ously ill of numb palsy at hie residence work may find a place in every house in that township, with little or no hope HICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division the early settlors in this county, and has labored long for its growth ami pros­ perity, and has won for himself the rogard, end confidence of all who know SOLD IN HASTINGS. him, and by his many acts of disinteres­ BY ACKLEY k SLADE. ted bmevolrace, tho gratitude of the P-P** Kind and sympathizing friends ere watching by his bed-side, and all test medical skill can do to aid him is being done, but tho chance of his stay­ ing long with thoao who love him here Wort ha* oom. to mean Iowa, No-, braska, Kaiuus, Colorado, California and tho Torritoriee, end tho traveler roach#, almoat any point therein by a splendid Ian# of Railroad. Thi* Liu# of Railroad ia the Bvauserus Roctz, which atari* from Chicago by the Chicago. Burlington A Quincy Railroad, and, running thr#ogh Bea- O.R- V. EXTENSION._____ taiK.___ ____ Psopl. rang to Iowa, Nebraska, Kan«as, California, ar vey point in th# Territories, will study their own iutereat* by going “By way uf Burlington.'' Michigan Central R. B. • ID. RtUlILE ABD DIRECT ROUTE. F.AP. M. Rxttw.T.—Tho Flint A Pens Marquette Railway ie now open from Toledo. O„ to Raed Qty, Mich., at th# croM.ng of the G. R A LB. R— 232 miles. Two paeoenger trains lo*ro Toledo dally (via Holty, Wayne & Mon­ roe Division) at 7:00 P. M. Three psssenger train, leave Detroit doily, over D. A M. R R al 8:40 A. M. and 4:15 and 11:80 P.M. Tho train tearing’ Toledo at 7;00 A. M. take, paseengero from- Cleveland, Cincinnati Chicago, and unites at Holly with train* from Detroit, arriving at Flint at 11:30 .A. M, Ea*t Saginaw at 12:451*. M. and Bay City at 1:25 P. M. The train leaving Toledo at 7:50 P. M take, passenger, from Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago, and arrive, at Flint at 11:66 P. M. and East Saginaw at 1:00 A- M. Thi. orrangomont tak<o aSuct on Monday next Detroit & Milwaukee R R CgTS* rttw N.T. Ulk. ut uUl fartSw Peninsular' Railway. Soke Flora.—Through tho kindn.es of Geo. H. Brooks. Esq., we were re­ cently in receipt of a “sack” of the best ffiiur wo have *aw in many a day. fiom the eel.br.lrd Mills at Oranrerillo Wm. 8. Ball, proprietor, A. L. Brooke, milter. We learn under their manage­ ment tho buainew in this mill ia rapidly iaereasina. bids fair to equal any in thia section of th# State, and if tho flour ho sent us is a lair sample of that & MICHIGAN RAILWAY Uxswe. Jan. 16th, 1672. Eo. Bantas—I have been thinking that a few linos would not bo etuis.. I will giro some itoma of nou » from tbo Capital: Hon. W. H. Brockway and hi* vngiueor corp* are in town running the Una for th. Northern Central Mich. Railroad. Thi. road leaves th. Michigau Southern at JonMvillc. Tho sur­ rey will not bo continued any farther than thia Cily at present. Tboro are a few oases of etnak pax. and two or three death*. It is a great harvest for tho phyraxans, their offices are thronged from early morning un til late at night withold and young, big Vicx'e Floral Guido for 1872 is on end little, Hack and white, to bo vacrinonr table. If those b* ha* heretofore nated. and lite people are taking every teeued ware beeutiful, thi* one i* truly precaution to avoid that most tarriblo ol magnificeut It ia decidedly the best bo There woo an alarm of fire last night, has ever issued end should b# ia the hand of everyone who love* flower* or but it wae *oon squelched without the raises vegetables. Bo sends it to his aid of tho Fire Co. Tho little fall of snow Monday night patrons free, rad to all others fo: the trifling sum of ten cents—about one-sixth made It [OMible sleighing for tho pres­ of Its original ooet To tbaee who hare ent—ti httlo more would make it capi­ never dealt with Vick, wo can say that they will find him perfectly reliable and one of tho most accommodating men they ever dealt with. Addreq -Jamas Vick, Roebeater, N. T. Iasi, four schools met at tho Town house in Woodland and had a trial muteh. The Hall wee well filled with opoctatora among them two or throe load, from onr <aty, tho County Superintendent Dia­ mond was preeent, and every thing wa* conducted in a very agreeable and inebmtivo manner (tha reading wo mean, not tlw noise). The school* of Mr. VanArman end Mr. Martin, wo learn were pronounced victor* by n very clow tally Carlton oentre is the next place designated (qr reading, but we hare not the date. List of Letteri remaining in the Port । office. Jan 24 th, 1872. David Adam*. W. H. A., Dm Birgam. Rev. 8. Buyier, H. A. Ciswo, R. 0. Can-! field, Etta Hnsderaliott, A. H. Hubbanl, : Mazy Haritina 2, Mr*. D. MeKay. John ' Kennedy, Wm. Schin*r, Jacob Whist­ tar, David Bowker. Olive Churchill, Hattie E. Cola, Marriolta Crawford, 8umui Hine, Henry Kias, Henry Ma- st soy* Mr. James F. Joy is about to re­ move the offires of tho Michigan Cen­ Tuesday evening and a splendid addrvn* delivered by Rev. Geo. Taylor of Ann Arbor, Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Michigan. After which all the Fraternity eat down to an oyster rapper. served in th# beet stylo by Muu Hit of the Iteouori House. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS Medicines, Dye Stufis, PAINTS & OILS School Books & Stationery. Tho lowest temperature during the donth of December at Bczoni*. la inriicatod by a thermomoter, wa* sera. Tho District library of Kalamazoo contains over 3,(XX) volumiw, and low libraries in lhe Stalo are mor# lib sally The street lamp-posts for Muskegcn have arrived, anu the principal »tro«i* of that city will soon be illuminated with ga* lamp* DRUGS. DRQGS. Sleighing on the Cea* River, on the cart ia very poor. North on tbo Chip­ pewa an I Tittabawa.w sleighing t. pretty gooih Pure Drugs aui Hedidue: riTE.T MESICIIEII Work on lhe river tunnel at Datroit ha* been pushed forward rapidly of tral fiom Chicago to Detroit It is also late. The boro will soon be deep enough intimated that Mr. Joy ha* an eye to the Governorship. Now that 1 Brothir Jonathan” P. Thompeon ha* "gone back" on us, wo don't know but what we could go for a “Joy fiirever” if not a “ thing of beauty."—G. R- Tumi. PAINTS AND O1IX Paint Colors, Varnish, and Dye Stuffs. A Now Car oca—Effitt* are being made by the citizens of Baltimore (ar the erection of a M. E Church, near tbo The citizras of Aim Arbor are carry­ residence of D. 0. Sanborn in that town- ing un u lively raatast with th# 1k*1 li•hip. Liberal donation* hare been quot-dealora, for which porpot# they made, and moro are elicited. It ia to hare subterired • 1,500. bo hoped tbo enterprise will prove a aucWm. Wright; with one span cf horeea, four roller* rad three iwampore, skid­ Mate that tho benefit concert to Mrs ded at a lumbering tamp un Rifle River Hala,mnsio Teachv.will rarely take place ' A special to the ErrilJ from London 826 log* in one day, seating about 130,un Tuceday evening the 30tb inst. Now say* that a rumor prerails at St. Peter* wa are confident bom the person* who btug that tho Grand Duke Alexis has urn to take part in this Concert, and tho been married since lit* arrival in Amariprogramm.’ arrainged fur tho evening, cam a Russian lady whom his father! ein not fail to please tnoen who may at­ had oppoood, an., with whom it wa* tend. Rev. Mr. Bancroft. J. L. Reel, thought tho attochfient wa. broken off. ■ Mr. Chandler. Mnu Weetfoll, Mi*. Hol­ brook. Miu Phillip*, Mu. Wright, Mia Made of the beet material* and war­ BuAnoll and no doubt there may be ranted ia every r rspect. recommended i othen, aowted by Mrs. Hale and Mi*, by physician* for u* in families, and at : A pine tree wa* recently foiled on liliger, will funt an array of home tal­ once the cheapest and the best article ' ent well worth bearing. We hop# the of the kiad, is tbo Halford Leicraler- Pentwater river which oealod only 400 fret, and yrt made •'H*'* 12 f>*'1 Hall may be filled. and eight 16 feet log*, a total of 224 shire Table Sauce. D os iTjos —About two week* since a donation to Ker. J C. Van Antwerp of Bedford, pastor of tho M. R Church in Baltimore, wee hold at tho remdonce of J. I* French, Esq., and substantial aid rendered! to tho value of fifty-six dollars. In th# above there 1. not a single word of truth from beginning to end ; but neither th# fatechoods of ths PtateAiLr or it* sneer, at the action of the Beard of Supervisors, than whom a more gen­ tend Lodge No, 304, F. A. M., was con­ tlemanly body of men were never orasecrated and tho effiour* installed ou reued ia our Court House. can de th# Ihmd.iv owning by Hon D. Striker, least harm lu any pereon. D. G. M-, asouted by) various bsutlus* of Hasting* Lodge No. 62. Tho occa­ How xs ■rat* roa Han.-Tho sriw sion wa. one of special inturest, aud will editor of the Allegan Jrarari, gives place long be romemlx-red pleasantly by all iu in his last tesuo to the folloning which attendance. Tho officers of tho Lodge will certainly bo news to ou worthy co­ are J. P. Phillipa, W. M. . W. H. Lee, temporary. and we guees to lhe people 8. W.;6.8. Lngenol, J. W.; Samuel For tho information of our “DemoStowell'Sec.; L. Hilbsrt, Treasurer; John Shiby, 8.D.; C. Hees, J. D.; eratic" friend of the Hastings J##rasf we would state that tho Electo­ Frank Hoagle, Trier. ral Cullope* will bo apportioned on the basis of lhe present Congreasizsoal Ap­ portionment To Geo. W. Cnild* cf the Philadelphia for the Ledger Alaanae for 1872, a little ralame of real value presented to every subscriber to that able edited Metropolitan Journal. To the Tnhmt Company, , . .. of Detroit.• far the Michigan Almanac for 1872, a pubhratiou that should be in the hand. of ovary reader tn tlw State. , To tha AApaUarfaJ’re*. Association, ta ttaakt mamfeet la reading by the #ehooh near Woodland Centre. 6a Friday oveuiig C.F. Dwight A Co. haro dissolved.and a new firm ia organized onnsteArag ol Messrs Dwight. Burrall. A M««r. uTrn have purchased the Foundry, and Ma­ chine shop. The nonaolidation of th? immense trade of Mr. Barrell with Grand Rapids, Frank Linch, on charge breaking into and stealing from th# “ ‘ at -------.tore of the Mresra Olmrtad Middfovil.a and diver* and sundry other dar ing burglarise. Thi* is tho same clrnp that *o groariy abused Judge Lovell a “Quito wintry," ia tho mi.teamik.gilittle over a your ago. for rending him to rel salntatioa to-day. Gnat Tncx f—On mvuday we received Ja^ayoorter Ireraiy. W. trart ■The beautiful sauw” i. being highly a iMfar from Na.hviife, m tta# county, he nwy get hie dooerta this time. mailed on the 28th of December, and a hi.-h wo print in another o^umn. Oao PtevoaoM far carrying tho mail on from Washington mailed ot> the 21rt cf Route No. 12925. from August* via Hickory Cornsra, and Cedar Creek ta Haetisci sad beck, 25 mile*, onne, twice, ar thrice a week, will be received by the P. M. General, until 8 o'nloek r. x., ol Monday April let, 1872. Blank jnr posols sad full particular* eon be h.d by oaliiag at tho Bxxxxa afltee. Mr. Ed Sellers, conductor on the Jackeun. Lansing A Saginaw railroad, publishes a card, stating that tho re­ ported ea»u of small-pox on his train on Tusoday evening grew out of a m'anpprchraason, and was not true. OIOCEIIEI i'erfumerira, Puuuuiad -s and Hair Oils. Wnil PnpVr and - . r Curtain Fixtures I feet in length. The Ink. Shore 'A«w» tells this “whopper." Tho Sturgis Jkarae.' .ays: " Chauoey Barns, who shot Mu* Addle Dwight, j near White 1‘igvon.' last summer, had । hir trial in the La Grange cotraty, Indi­ ana, Circuit Court, last week and be­ ing convicted of murl<*r in the flirt de­ gree. wa* Bcnlencv-i to the penitentiary WANTED LUMBER BLSCJl WALi'ET, . CITERRY, ‘ TTIUTEWO0D, There are sixty-six day* yet before tho next citv ote-tion, but there ore sundry and divan person, already cast­ ing lots far places in the city govern­ ment. An early birdj” etc., etc. Don’t Dvx, but use a bottle or two of , B*. wee «M if ike *U (ineen , that incomparable article known aa Nature'a Hair Restorative. It makes tho r«-£&l2rtssr| hoed feel good. Sold everywhere &:-e a IvertiaemcnL jan24l2 H1STINGS MARBLE WORKS! SOLD IN HASTINGS, ’ BY ACKLEY k SLADE. The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School enjoyed a happy interview at iheir Church on Monday ovwuing. In pl.r.. tif tbo muni •' Christina. Tree," a fin# arch reaching nearly to tho top of the room, .unnourted by a Cram, and in ita center a firo pointed star, all clnth- and brought up letter* which when placed npm the star formed lhe follow­ ing senteaoe : “ Peac# un earth, good will men." At aa early hour the house was crowded with an interested and at­ tentive audience. Good tutuuc was di»coureed by the school, led by the ozg*2; but the moot iutereeting axereleo of tho evening was tbo distribution of pres­ ents. This exercteo occupied nearly I wo hour*, in which *omo hundred* cf prre ent*, *mr.e of them of considerable val­ ue were diatributed- Among the most promiMtil wae a package of greenbacks and ■ Cyalopa-dia for tbo pastor; a rett of fun and a aplendid wax cross for tho organist; wax and moes work far the oaoeraandtoaahera of the school. 8evreceived eril valuable pn----------- ---------------- by Uweenot member, of tho eoboul. A careful estimate of tn« value of all the present* placed them botwesn six and ____ j AMERICAN SHEPARD'S MARBLE SOMETHING NEW FLUID (WOUffl WBDO Him BURNING ir«F Male by COMMUt & Mm. Pictures, Chromoa, Photographs aud Picture FrtmM. ' Illi Puer; "Mb State, ai Paints, Oile. Varnishes, Mixed Psinfla, Bni'ibfrH, and Artirt’B Materials. �-1 SpoSuHAminwaiT Daucbey & Co'a. Column. °biiJ?hSS»iiA®r I | i!| U K O l ,,1 1 f t i ® 1 ® irtlM taji ® i w " i H i I; ffil 1 IFfW/E'-'TY i-I rated at Grand llnpidv thia next foil, I would reoonimi-mf that it De Enid the next two years at some other poiht That the citixnna of Lansing, 8t. Johns, Flint, Haginnw or some oilier eligible point prepare- for holding Uta Fair. If held too l<mg ut any olio place it bceatiKM in a MiMMtro, locnlir-d and loses its in­ 1 1£» *" stwi.moira aroi—ram, “’’fe MORTGAGE SALE. ^4^5? ‘tZrTtoJ “,.'c It.m.a Sate Sr Irrsrel-.- sad IS..tars Is VTU Pl M CE . " • utrei- r 1 *"C n,n'BU5’ 41 i gszasSfSj.-toTjt-i FftOIIATK ORDER. tateto. fete ! daor af Ilia L'uart lleere In ita nty of llatelnsa. lt>. G?1^^ iCraii^isrt'asart^i’"'’U’total raxSfifSsateffiS-ArstX J. E Van Ynaoa. AuVIta Mactcuea. Yam Qted pmliieata Dvw„noUre .to |ta. >■—a 1 ---.u ito aura aaaala.talira Beabeare s' ■— re ''J ^*ro»?’iC’ ,*1 S I,Ut ** ’mSiu ~U MORTGAGE SALE. Defaall bar lag been made In tta pay went ata certain aaim al ataaaf araar.d to ta paid by a ceruun ledentoie ol Horigegs bearing dale Ilea me t Udrd ta d) a»J O< December A ll. iteaf. ■eeda. eaorelrd. and aiaaaped.be Hury Bahag A CornliaaltolisgAla nil. st lie tows .f Ir.iug, K. AJ. D. IlI RNA. ILA DAVLNFORr. EXEETTOR’N SALEaf tta Errt pan,to. Aaxa.qiio«.L at Brery uaJJs for terror. _ Vorw^ leita antler ad tbs-talasf Ftelr Ana Prak. Parura Harry Carnaly, State at Bictagu. party ef Iba Neuroia Heratol sima that la >seraesea ad a aoaeadpari nblebaart Xeeagoge-asduly recsto ed fs Bee IHS(. yl lire Iteglater id Ih'di in and BALE t/N EXECCTIO.X. •ar Ita Lbuaay sf Barry mi tta lareoiy third daa hTAtK oi YirertWAX.Ctanir at Carry,rar-Ba el Lee.. A. U. !-*• ateigUaelark a. si. and re vinro ar .u .. - rofl-ee Irere-I roe .< eote ouder las real texspcsiMsissWft'BW Lfcxwfc&iialswB’Es Udreaa, PETERS, I9f Broadest. X. F. We acid aku etel allraUaa to Tta Opera ol Home, a eteiretaea el errr ata iiaodrad bsaaUfef opera aerrye. 1'rice. I'- re sloth and gflt. Trade p..«, d IMata toad—nbed Mt. ef ehleh eted daseaaad ■“?lrjffrthtaTn. Ulfrtl’tatab-wret vn.rt.r tgtefa and note ItarstTsluaed la ta dae at the dale eliMo .SIX. tta as* atm totedeed ud stair-awe .VfientM \V'n.nte<a doilare rad alltysea leal! (*ng|ren.i and tta ... Altoeney'a foe a( Ia early Bee etoelnls tdlAIJ.i ellpalaled tor Bad ’ agreed tu ta paid bi TTlf: GREAT I 0IFLAGB1TI0I. tta tarn* af said Murlgage alionld a»j pro reeding be token to forrrre.o tta same, aud liv D.l»L llaetiaga- Ito bteUTl. ■net e< pewaoedioga al law as- in egwily haring ’ la. rear, rmsdat un revsas. G I.’A KOIAX BALE. THE ORIniX. FROGREKS AXD RDtCLTTI OF ■ng recareal ar u e pari ibersof; naucs re th.re­ rue uiceat cuicaoo cqnflaurayiox. Mtetta rV^itee^tef K.%Vmk"t tro ^reby gi tea that Oy^eielro sTa power vl rale its dm.M, LUIS ef Ibe prloMpte Buker^ Neteee U hervby that to rorenenes ad statee Is erab earn rn.de and pro. ■ Jed. the lead, HuuUauirerasnd Herebmia eta are loorerw and p rein Iras desertbed in ated'YUrtgajre la tin ; A r,r,p|,tepke»r»afCTiir*g» taa>re and after tel Ural sartors piece er pere.l al laud lying red the lire, TtaTra.te.ta H.-metro of L’biengo. being ta Ita Toansbip nf Irung, eauuiy X Defada.dlto Uun.ripa’ A Fair., and Ita Ureal Barry aad Hlate o MkcUgaa. known aa Ita Pires-IltaYVortd. West halfof booth half al Nrietle-eaal rinsr.tr. Tta-stalutec ef the Fire; t>—artoireL Witt * (w.Ktrfa. Korea V.iata Ita Ea.l bait of the d-.eriiiltonof Woaderfel Wtor Warba Dresrfp■eslb talloZ-Narth— eat qeart.rte. Unfa. Jfol lure al ita Hrwerega, pweipgaod talldlag metera w X.) at Brattas fear. (a. a.i tone fear uerur. tula Tta eatrwruausry aaurai ufiheRirrr raaILA u ,)raugoalee nrel i r. n w earept larsdlri.ing wp rtrrrci Tta eaetber li-rattoa end mod< acres (ad &.> this day sold la Fredeelr’k of oprrauu^ tire Praia Klaraiora. History and ’.“hllVewntaa*Lit Xtolb a/tteLetara’weaZ *ea Mata, centaioiagtliy- tr.arm (Ue.) accord­ dr.rnpiH.i. if the larr-ora Ht.uA Varda. The (r. Mw_l to mH eoaatr nf Jtary.-raU .Dtp to be. lag to tta United HiaUi aurray.be Ibe asms mere nan-tar of Bailrowlc tta Lake Trade and Co» arleea. wilt ta sold lu tta hlglreai teal boat tarMer m.-ree From amosite nteerrattons by ’ at the »enL trout rtoor of tta Coart Huore. la lira iitoHOK r. rrrtox/ 1 r'zeite/SsjiJr'tTtape Tribes.. <kuatlia^feild*-*Sme. at Miebrgaa.M SatertUr tba UerUeth Ibvrtb) dal at Marsh. A. D. 1X7% at 0« o’clock In tta a/ Listed. Itaum Dec.Sib Wit. Arata teroooa tel Hal day ttbst betog Un place for bold­ J AMEF w“*MEAnAN. ing the Ctmll Canrt el Barry ttaaray.) la pay lbs COMSISSIOXER'N XirriCR. tiate*Ita «*|^. tagre^lB«^^ ^ltataal ar Sato of Miehfeea. Cautr of Barer eat la tbs Mtaroey te^pro.aded-ur aa said’Mretgegf riKs-laritraCtahanrtUilL »!,M. WUl be axd-estad hr the lien ft. V. FrtraUa. Judge of Pro­ sar-l b« mail no raeelpl at pries. bate ef harry —eaij, asaaratawnera with fall Li X L’orai. AUUL'HT JDSCH. Th., -irk res solyta .Umta from tta Fab power and ultarttr to roeaOva. enaefeteomd ad- CHICAGO ”■ ‘ WELLS’ CARBOLIC TASLKB, roe roe-ass, cotaa a noatu.ycas. There Tabtete praaeol Iba and la ftosUeatire with other eCciani reusediaa. las p-.pelsr lerna, far Ihseure at aHTbrate and t.’ieg d.aaswe. IIOAR.AKX1M8 sad LLCaHATIOS of tta Til ItO IT ate i..ojreltolelr reljered. sad rtterof relief in cases sf Tbiosi diacuHie** olyam CAPTION .SX *S3«! Het uely Wetla" Carbtete Tablrt. Frire 2' reel, par tea. JOHX <J KKLLtMIU, b l .aii r-L. X. REDUCTION OF PRICES TO CONFORM TO REDUCTION OP DUTAEri. GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS BY OCTTIXG UF CLUBS. t9*Seta far eur Xre Prtee Usi sad a flab L’Tcttxewsasss'stt bra wUl areampaay ll.rwialntngfuU d.reciisM «•■1 '•« uktairta Ire— any larek.lore. in tha Urat­ — n.alisg a large sarisg to swntumara angre- ed Hlalea. Address SALE ON EXECLTION Hsia to the eredilws st uA artato la pearaM Urate UNION UUBLtHIIIXO CO., marailre to club argsaiarra tetemo to tha sndafogtadlta axsasYaatinn sad te- stAn OF Mica IOAN. Create at Harry. o-iIO Iwreumauod el. Ctaaacs By Sirtoa at sb enenrita tanad Set at ata ntaor TH£ GREATTEA CO^ 11 * p VKXEVKTRWY^. The AmcricanWasher! P. 0. Bsa MW. XKW YORK. HRTCEeSa^a^O. • IA _’JFa re’ytu.u.TWt Tbr Ameel'ran Waiter bases Money, Bi)M» MtefekB?kEY. Ills HOT A PH Y8IC- Il i. XOT wUl l.y.p lb. F.Ugw*!? Wtato^ta^TtngMUre-tPaled, Neahrme, Dre-11A A?b^WL JSSfo .’.Hr raltad ainrrnt. Bari.ft.nteadtas. ante ed. tai Keuo.W’r ILHrlraey, ud Casa CteUung, IT 18 A HOLTII ANRUC-AX tdul teat tas too sred ter many years by tta mr.||-te faraltr .f MORTCACE SALE. In calling p.Uis alias Itoo to thto IltUs »leti:,e. alee wf lire ibrstoakla qnaltUes. (net aw lasfa.lt ta.taw taea rate to tta ramen! at a “» V*-/iTWAT''ALKDI L’UI snared by uy outer moctilse yel larmtod,jura ^tas lndralaretaT<o.^ra»^nete^ta^ tie PIER OF THE mooilud ia a tore and Pre to Itemed, tor all Diseases efll.e swWav.axi'xts'.x! m - ■~irl— -llt rwifi- JiugJijp LIVER AXD MPLttX. KXLARGEMKXT OR stoat OIMTRtICrtl>KOHWNMTIXEL. UIUSAA eblIJ lea ream old. with a few busre' preelied. RY. UTKU1BR.OU ABDOMIRAkORDAXS eau ttaroag'.ly ai.-Hprebrnd ud aSee lately use I I’Vf l.n (|.< t W 1ST <’l I.;,.”.!., IS tl TLera II ae *1}saUteg. ae eerewa ta annoy no TKRMlltXXT OB REMITTEST FSVLIU4. IXH.AUATIOX O’TIIE LIV. Il -a a (.-'fret 111dr wemta! h » a mlarlere gtER. PROrtlY. HLUOtltMl CIUI V abt.dolog mure work and vt a taller nnality.IhSW I.ATIOX OP THE BLOOD, ^|te. the ura-i c-lrfratal and -telly, iy.e h.lf of the CLS.SLS. TUII0R5. JA VXDICK letar II felly aarrd hr Ita ere. and oar half learrL’HoFLI.a. inr.PKl-.fa grnliuta tta tdd plan ,f ita rah bsanl It tr.UK a feVkror their will wash lbs largrat blutai. Three sharia at a COXCOMITAXTM. (■me.-wsto.iut oegbly t In a word, the adultattoo of any labne. from a if alii ta a lace csrOr. la.a or can.iiric i-asdkenta.f. urrnwally wilhla rtarepreit. ef Un. I.ITTL8 GEM! ti ran be U .-Fared to the pwblia aa a great Inrlgirainr suJ fe.teus-4 to any lab and taken »F al wilt MORTGAGE HALE. remedy far atl ImpurlUre ol the Mre-, er tor orXonalta bow deep ailed a remedies easy gss.r weakens with their eHands nt etfla. p.rr start agbls.l Waehwig f Utonma, tba -ama at the toregniag eamplsiala ■ tu. lime rnacLaurn seen to perform ni.n.tai, tel teioMe at tie . teer-lng teScw- and utUllr are' IteSMl ed.atel Ita doubter sad (Id rector si seco 1’** y.-T'j** ratyxsayyiK ia riic-Bderrty recommend. It to eroryfaas.lr tec.reioUir Uileat friends uf tbr raachiM. We tare leel.meeisi. wiltnxl end. retting forth aa a boueeiiald remedy, ud ataeld be freeli ULre Intel d<rBiigeUM<Ai of the ayateei g-.ras lie usmeraua artiaiilagea orrr all altars, ud, hrtelb Cigar Md tone to tel Ut vital fartea, ai .l (ruin l.asdreda wlw have tliraeu wide (be nn-i animates and fort.fr all rreabaad l.ye patliet.e r.SftixSbSX.-aL'SiJs: ;‘ss temporamen.M JOHX Q. KRLUMKJ, 15 Flan M-. Xew York. Hale Agni tor tta Untied fllteee, ln.nl end tod res-to mg wfrert romsnie Il IS so jartati Ita ve.i-tog se n wringer is foe Prtee One Dollar wr botlte. •Hend tut Client ar. s=.“-js“.v RrtuswsjKAAiasfcJA- « Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers s i Lot king -Gias* and Picture Fiamca. UlU,toas<»4. U alaal a Oraamenlal MoaMsan Importer. 1 Utekiac^llaaa l-Ulrs.Cbnxama. nd Esgnaiaae :i Alaalarrirrst. UataaiL timas that appeared to hare the most Better than sewed Boots desirable points of color against my bol­ Shoes are terjudgment. w beteas, if two cocks worn to be chooea from, and having tho finest 1CABLE SCREW WI foaihera, tbo- oibor for »u put tor in strength, vivacity sod courage. t!.o latter should most oortninly be used to* breed fretn. csjocully when Doth are equal In puny of Mood; thus I have sera both Derby and Silver Duckwing games producod of tho highest axoeUraeo, botn in i TABLE SAUCE, color and form, from oocka 'hat were not |'THE BEST SAUCE ANS perfect, black breauted, and rather poor ■ tn shade ef plumage. . It will bo noticed | FOR FAMILY USE. n rather ningular rirrumitancci that thia , wlection would load us to choose vary 1 0Mf ctMlira, whui.kAalk. 1 x' ALBERT D. F1KBC1 a CO . lAVHOLEHALE DRY GOODS. . UVwaauMina. ’ DKTROIR. ..................... MICUIOAX. HALFORD IJ Uanuisetarvta sad altoleaale deelere to FURR WolTE WISK. CIDER AXD MALT VINEGARS, ia arwaraa avaarr wesT. »t»’f CEUCBC ITED .pLANTATATlON JITTEBS. S. T-1860-X- Dorkings and tho Asiatic breeds ; ynt ’ tho n-suli will always be eatisfoetory in the rod. 'rhe a mull birds oven with there, ore more ahanely, vivacious, bet­ ter laywro and bveedera, and altogether much better looking. Aa for sire 1 would rather take my ohauoea with a smallish cel with great rigor and fine form, matched of araxw with large hens ftoe from dafret, than by keeping al­ ways tho largest and bent marked alone to bmd from. I think my chance ot getting heavy show fowl*. equal, if not are especially subject, it ia •mwraeding every ethe_r sumulant. in all climates, tropica! tempr-rate or frigid, it acta as a ItelroU Mlcblcan. OHAKY’H GRAND RAPIDS JURUBEBA. Wells' Eitract of Jiratta JURUBEBA. OF TEA mruitopir-sliareri. baelusaptated M. law Ural ’I i. sitbis tl-.s w. rd errry tawtakreper. and prpay Ita atutel iarretmani so enow. ' Tie Grat Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. nVrK.‘L'S,u‘'«“2SlTjal|2 QUART SAVING io ’ CONSUMERS BY' OETTINO FP CURSI AND BLOOD PUBffBR. ’’ i They cantala Iba moat rataatee tense q.al’tlm la lbs .•!d. and are toe trace all mineral paiaaaa. balag emapswd al Ineaty-ala dsBeranl Bo«a. Bark, and Uerto. rareto Hr mlerted (ram tta regrtabla kiejibsm. As a stimwlaat they cannot ta aurpsMsd. l~l!s tor aahilaralioc ssd of BreatMag. Effrctione ef Ito Kidneys. Hall HL ram. Erysipelas nd expel Warm ta Cbil 4r«. Aa aa Appetiser II te plsnaal ud valua­ ble. Ilailteara sad earrect MUatoaetnaaUaa tad all tta aaaneraaa Dlaaaaei caused by tba tapartly ef tee Bind. TLIa Is HI a nw Xsdk.se -rt baa bees ia use the leal teirlv years 1 T. W. CUAFT. Muntotlnrer awl proprtaier. Xe. l» Canal HL. epfUasrr. Rama JI. Oraad Rap­ tea, Miebigu. ”T.— “b¥p" $5.50. Chine In ta ita nurk perfectly. No. lit Ofsal Waahlngti-a Street, -'oik Acnrr. r-,< vna Usrtsa averts, CHICAGO Are cMatullr raaaicing tta cfeeieuii Jw Cmi. a. rBAscucDs a €•.. Tkaa Irem China and Japan rar Pae.Be Mail Bt'J JtnrkotBL, I’UHs<!•». I’m. Hseamtalpa sad RteI read, whwh they will die irabalto tomr raUamni.ill partref !te enoatry la gaanUlraa I* mN al tByn-ter.' Frtrea, .and all wscsatta terre n.UMa.-ir >n or Via mawat sad allaapaaaaa aefemM. sSwsasSws-SS Dr. Crook’s Wino of Tar. Ibree Umaa a day betora meals, all I be a eertaia -ure to Error ud A(W, Drepepa’<- BUtaae Camplslr-la. Jaudsre. Lea. «( Appatlte. Insretam. tta clabaBsoerwaa rampduueviary peaugvat Tea. Ilresrsiurea a/ler Eating. Faintregs.Heratols, la- er thingi obuuLixl by foraging. Hem that are abut up should ba ollnw.nl no more grain than thoae at fata range, but they should be gioen grana in summer, ci&tred oten s> m to heap abort and ten- by eaadieg teste fast OSes addreea. flow*. aaaalv ud Kites.) to ua hr mail. The perree ubn to: Marta, slab I. rare ra aaarrad rar.re TF -SEp THE JACKSON NATURE'S Hair Restorative Daily Citizen DR. CROOK’S WINE TAR Yh HU it! Your Tift nits it!! Yflrtiita nliil H! H« proved 2®? | Tft hove ■^2^J3s=*aSQRnim. Foreign. Dumaalte ul Caarr.l, I Far pafoi la Rrwu SMearBack. Michigan News, JanniHrecirany IJrer CoBrpGkint, It fat aba a rytomIot Tmrie, "’**L Bm&tm tba Appetite, Stmigtheon Um Sjitom, . i pi ’■ - h LjtcscLPBun-jro sa OABOFLJUD-J/u L1THAUGEAo JilTItA n orsjj. VKH. md te mfir^/>-rr/n»i (Ac J*uto0n0U» antf a.-3-d-cresw Z>rw xnrd in odter ILL 1 |1‘---- ———~ si rsstarssud prereote Ito Hase (rem tosem- hart aR etreats ef Impartamre tulhla Mat- are MARKETS ! vmic aTall tea IMaurtml Cillas th tee v-.arre^. are. —A.-WILCOX. ^.^s’5EisrL.m^T., hMMllUKriTj HXiite. OLD C. WORTH. UraeylUnaatb Mteitaate l ire a it t>*urt CosuaU 1 tenq ry fee itorry Co, M. THE MANUFACTURERS OF THE kisiLiancu wringkh, Hale tad so canal appsrtnaitea at aeaortalalof prestodly -ha: la wreird. ata at prmfeciag a . l-erffcl tnrai Lar Tta. bare UrijLl out ac| eslirety Saw Walrus a. wbteb Iler cn'l tta “PROVIDENCE" New, 1871. IJorfectA GREAT IMI’ROVEMEXT OVER ALL OTHEB W8IN6ER3. 1. ■■■ a c < =i ^---dxrfH rlfcA.,aa_-j° ill EgStoB ■ a2 ?5 Entertaining Newspaper,, f-iel liEClllPTS—'-iiesl | 2nd taMt tttijlt^. for sale at\ he Ra-GTicr Office. . 1 Li^.’^Tal 5 IT WklKM FAHn# TUAS.in’ H.IMR W« re^sldsf (he Itrirtidaacr supniee to all cllirre fte itafultouing leaacnp;— 1st. Thk AtO.'.f.rA-b. of large rise aad tart gnaflly alIMbile Itettar.arnall aeesred te tbrtt staitomlta ra-l pwnianrat uramrer. by tta Wm l <*“ । ”*• bfel Ifoltera to Ita >>RrAr. JfmrjcxjL c,u i LkitoS prater’.i ..„ upOT U, jra.ni.to. MJbBEagi T.*«. H-Kr** Ttawaopd TWO COLORED PLATES, ltd “■* fe*"**"? <?‘nlngfep wya-Art=s==““H-i, PROBATE ORDER. ■ITATg tflr MjCniOAg. Oeaele at Ba^ry. L,,_________ Rtataater. J.J. Wfl’i Ihatoioi Dicta ■ CHAMCEI1Y MAUE. Ul*<:fa»a c“«t ffta -rt > * i Tfo-StaLurteSiZi.; FJKta brelfe.Ua atrt-tatu of ye lawton. A labe-JT ravwawemuwrtou. Qs fe: si Lkaaw. beet dalalnr Vbknt- dtetattae. tta • by toe Bat Jok Prawn. h> th, j j BIBLK 44Q TE3T1 . GET THE BEST A IfyOOO Rtad.rata JU^tabtaefeedre DJ'., ADBlXtmtATOR’S BAIeK- MTSuatoin Home InMitutions, Palnouse Bom. Ind—try. Oall « bar *A M-™ Kdgw »,! Ttapen ata bed Work, dura l .rtiaEtkS.’ j M— SuiubU fur tSo Tasuly, Moot ValonbU lor tho Student, Mart loatracfive for the Teacher. Moe Appropriate for tho Child, M r»t Useful for tbo Minuter, Mog! It-[creating for the Farmer. Moat Elegant for the Parlor, Moot Pro&taUfe for tbo Study. THE PICTORIAL extflLY OH *** Tst flB.rxaorswnitorTA । Dr. U. Mytfc. Fsteatoa. Ayar.^ Maas Fbynr- ’ "^"^tASwEib. ! -feisEt.ista!r PROBATE ORDER. "~~ 3T.ITK Or MKBrOAS.C^a^fer Bur, ~- =a ‘‘““"‘’’ffiKt# Tta Citun ta an Ir.depmw-te UeiraU.au oarwal. daae1ra.1«s »ae temree nta famteaal.r a. The tea adita peHiaber ■ to tarnUh m. 11KO ILLUSTRATIONS. R KF ER ENtCBS, rm: ricniarai. familt mau >0,000 Mlo...|a-M: yutere kl. aamtar-d il'T. IlG try. EtsSsau.-amSte. n**ri EJXlTt.l.^UVTLnX'UUa': « gggpWSss rSr bra toraaSh~*!f Caam awM to ' Tba CW1M g>vea Um A FAMILY RECORD, the UtEUar of 1 etvsarj ICT. at one eVo-a In the afteroar•> efraU dor. the niortjac.-l prraaiaaL lor -J ■ FAMILY BIBI I 11 AM EK V S ALL. , SYA-IK OP MICtliOAN. In lhe Crenlt Cesrt '•tEpiiLSSM.ir"- fi ltieritaiiSr^l^ni BteSa^afraaJi Oort, do- the rsor e«e ItaMta'oigbt hntared MTareute*- eJ*?.f*i IiirrtrblnihcmedlrimUqnaD ' Hid* efTnr. end nndptotal tor rttaeair«r t»e Tkrnt BBS IrtUMSt m . fortoirg lire mote remartaH. aim. It cutin afi tit ftn if tit Day Tta Clliaen pave parirtalar sUmiIm to !*TSl3^-fcU1,, ** sudrfce arttlng at ike sea (iwrr li’.iitete. January *1 WTI. tufa. l.-AAC (a-. VlUxhUArt.Mraeir "yj'rrerrr-rrUvrry.-r.-iilre.IiTr ” m-tP 1“'•11".—.-ii" a*—-,-i. IWVliBct TOOL co., Tta Old.al Fapor in Ctalrel Xlrtnjan. la pabtlata EVKBY KKVBIXa f PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. raSS^I^^^tXSTO tlW.ro a Kir hr nr L , Xew.<. /’rortdreer.ktdlf J: /. 1 ll Warred York. wore tian evor ofilrrtl sad 1—Van IMereW- (be !.«*■• and* l.romeat. al llee-rr ia. Used aa-l t Ury to Vta drtaatent. sad Is «aie« C.lrm V. . Jartea—r. re—paterant. 1 CM aS rta "I'11' dre al Illa■ mlns A. D. tort, levy urea a»4 >aUa tel the rtd*t U<la «"d la-ereu lhe Gra nosry A. 11 arte Slid Vitou 1. Ward, tad ra. lhe ■U ta ~ IUre«.tor - in A. ». ICI, ata te Sratar'nra. 1. t:; mmbto^ 11—- rbJir.rlterr.ialauulrdMHaipiiki.. . aud r>..< r.;-l a. i. p—• Uaw riraHeethre.1 ssarteekue af tpa KmaU- eaat vruraeev tew. Ml ata itata-'h —.1 ,u."-- •• ir.r toe", nhrel -- rer.od—: IO YEARS Public1 Test 4 gw« Xa. iu W1 WaabtagtanHlraeLCtaeayn. . ACKLUY a BLADS, M. Acrols Heatings. Mletigan, sh®»® /’are/.w;.—Good plain feedingia recoin­ mended. Spicei and condinenta of any kind aro regarded by th* best poultrybroedernaa injuriuue. A good authority says that a little strong beer mixed with 0PIUM1!; ifn iiH i iH jiltt j Poultry Mote. Sasatyra Barry andauu at MletagM.sa Tara Any. tee Uth day at Fetas.n. Writ st 1 a rtok ta PROFITABLK fflPMYBm. h temple Hut any ch Eutartdlha abut. atebl hnndrerteed.pwewtf fuai^Sf f ib? 7flrartafoAioMai>iodn ptocrad obf vfo— WHEAT! IU P .«CHALLENGE >id eapenae nf a Fnblra Tort tbal PATENT U0Ht9.ua SAW* 8jB« EXST’ tAirrereerl •■c■r,u■t, ■ •'Jife?' ----------- PRORATE ORDER. *” Eraga.WJfsisi/i K h iuske.it the duty of the supcrintondent of each department to sco ttoit this duty (• performed. If nrcmury, the super­ intendent to detail a clerk toassitt the coumittnes in making their reports. And ths: the class books be returned to the siqerintoadeat of tha department by ibo committea, and if any omunions am made ta their report, it will bo immedi­ ately referred buck to tha committee for further vxamiuatton and report. This rule ia important. It was intended to publish tbo awards of premiums at cur I late Fair iu pamphlet form—but the ’■•ry iuiperlrei report ol several of tho viewiag committrea rendered it imprac­ tical’to to do so without doing injustice tu many of the exhibitors. I hope this UmMMT. a»< yraaapl ralarea Hr*Utorsi Ct»S toraaaaa. larahoe. Hpln.urtlsm. Korea tire. DTO’..olog7. n rpo HturouAor ud erer e Ibeeaqed ether wusdar*. Priea by ■tel Bl.M ta Blate: paper reran |lx«>. Copy free to egret aalr. gl.feai awolblr easily made. 1 W. us J uaSrt ln4iKe«n«als tesSiy AddressY W. RVfcXg. ISito\( H ttfc Hirent t*U MoaTatosl aal safrasasd kj Ikaaa a< aay alhav PMtadaiphta Fs. toast. Utoral aStaaan. praaspi altsMtoa . a4 qsiek returns . rrtniHixxoHUMBfO'. or jacob ntxsox a co., 1 ' st: £ By semltogOOcKXTH wHtop. . c: W«4bri4*.Mre<l hmtOsIrvll height, enter ef ayes ata tor. yas will recall* by nr wal nua*’ In lit<uteaaa telle. return mail a correct riclua of yo-ir tolars hut­ QUAIX BUY EM COSMpy SCRIBNER A CO.,' bud er wife, with urns sad date of Darrtege. Address W. FOK. P. U. Dnawor. Xi>- M FaltoabX<» Sd Bread war. X. T. JOHN H. WENDELL A 00., rllte. X. Y. trisOl 0 IlCTROrr 5 We (asraalre i.r-ufH sales aiol laiussliau n PETERS’ tarae. Ws sn sk!e si all Haws la place ear late MUSICAL_LIBRARY. a/ Issey RllUar red Wheat lo ulseateca If ekteped ia ihreajth Has ears. ; Wwreler taalldassls ud (.VxMnsreJal Agdxtoa w‘4d*reJw^^>rita"lnn;k!Sr'if xswlxu .FIFTEEN VoTUffS’hl.ED WITH M ACUIXE- are I’tarsl salary yr ma rremlsiy. •- pAKRIAOKS AXD BLEtCHS. Uoalantteratobeiwaabpllaaliart Aditreda W. A ■' II U GM JOUNHON , IIKXDKRHOX a 00 . iteneraiAg.au Cteralasd. ' UauatoHarer aud tlsalsr ia ■ SUM Carriage, Bugoice, and flirghi Ohio. AHL lamia Mo. VOCAL C0LLECI0M8. t. COXXKR LAUXKH AXDCAH.4 4TX. Hmm THEA-1TECTAR i-’.lting l-'rl.l., A cbtetee o-teruen A laru» sseurtmaui «f Essiera east Home >nada V* te breutenaiHaand.fea.ga. 1) l" h*1j"u’ulrier ” *"** ’W,ta 1 *’ ,r* 11 lira-tn. ata llama. Pueaade Bataas, 1 73VMK BLACK TEA sad Heart Heakda. Tha Vslitmee ti TJ Ssrw^WjafujU, iba ffrera T.a FTaree. 2AV easy , Aa eeutaaUsu ef steak and pricee ealiiUwL Stag, by Wabeetw. Peratey, str JX X» OuMeu Laarda Valaa.ee 1 sad IL |A r» J ohx rarros a i»s, : 15 Tbeuro.tainos taaiaui all ef Wilt B. J2d Uauatsctuma eadbaslmiu D'&IXft- a-ra-eraeS a Carriages, Buggvia, Hloigha, *c_ liftelr-llteaL, M tete«all*«—Ktetee, ‘ Tbs Rns«l aaanitc.«Bl m M’rlntfsa. E.laMlahsd •—■" ST *.* r- Omt aUssUe S Fs cifle Tan Co.. * Charab Hr Xew kart. F. 0. 1 / y“i'SsTBiMEXTAi7cOLLIXT10X* XI •* racmar, caasea *s^M,auuca as tie rum BovYlOa. -tata rar n-..V<ter Urreter. g UpoasiuTy. mi Jtffsrswti Assoua, tie trust. rj puBxmiu: ■ Q«E*T CHARGE FOR AGEBTS M Ik you warn an ac.r.ry / .-:i | ’ Pearl IW .ad Mute -el Rematteae. L3 ’ r. uuf.vackl a'ba.. M with as oppanoti’lr to sinkto »M a I JLdDaar-MasK Teao.Decte.aa edmodoe- O 1 .*<— rti.titan:, ua-t«a-da-.sss, rwtreu ■■ -lay arlltog oarer. ? strand Fl a..-. Il, . I We bats aeumplsl* aaamlmsal ./ Use OasM ■ ■ ■ '-d.. f..« ’ n,» tut f'fur ; Mt-plra । pteaaut Mm. A r-iltoUH. oftaanlifte - I FaruiMre, aadettor (rales A eall twee ksirara ■■ rer •r.od tor erreslar. A ddrea. r: a. p..rea bj Il Jto”. Mask- Dretaer. els. 1 IsteHObAWaare tuLr ablate aUlall se to pikvs ■H//tarn. A ere H ire IFreda. rar. Wstre Hl H.Jdeu C-re-a. .1 rtelr-tlau.dbrli.teul porter Wa nuslarun nasal ut uur Parultere. and ess Mta.ee l-snr. X. Y. or IU W Kan !..; b Hi ! Merle to Chalks Ktiatal 1 CMregw. t dwete HrtlUasl Ute-a A •npt.ta d radtotea. by ! Viibre. Allata, Paatas.Ristal. air I'nae. tl*e aslome, sl.gaatly bound is m Ifcfo 1 t.-. । L, y rl th whh s-lualdte; f! >u plain cfuit ; Jl.Jb ta '^Tix-w iu B=4<5X Xri?/jJg5SJa±T4=S O r ill BRIGGS 1 SHOT Catalins tf Flower at ■ SEEP GIIlfeTr”k HALL • ABLEKT LIVING AUTHORS. 1 QKXTH A CAXVABHERSerskic* Fret’sWe A whold Libraxr in itwlG A emptoyMelatosM eddreeeibe Area. Metor fo.gj fteratag .w. A. F. fee fell pem«nlars W ita ealr rdeali’a d sates erer let sated erisdal’My areekledetete.ag d poelreg ...tereg cards. Xaaa will regret lers.Uga.lteg Uis. tsre* ttalto?kteate jSSjjitaa!2KS?^9£ XtaJ TjnYCUOLOOIC FemuUse .r tool Char max Sisr—" “ ”w'“ ’fel A hope th” formats of Michigan will feel it their duty to encourage tha Agri­ cultural College, by selecting it as the place to educate their sum. Now gentlemen, hum permit mo to ■ugixoat« radical change in regard to Viawing Coinmiltoea. Istf u.. retjtiire of thorn a report upon every article in their clun ; giving tlui number of every entry, with remarks upon the aamo, s'nd then slier viewing every article in their < lais, enmnrrate the number* tlioy liavo se­ lected, to award Ont and second prem- Rl IT.EH, SHOTGUNSII EVOLVERS r.aa nselatites te eeary kind. Wnio lor Fri« LltelaOrasI Waalers One Warta. IMtoberg. Fs Army (net nd Ureterera tonight or traded W SILVER TIPI Imaertan aaA Oaslm la . KAN CY O-OOI>H « Tvy«. Yaakaa XaOaaa. llaovry. 1"" a*4 T CttttJJuIs H'TiVlllfutJ^UASKKT AMD • hU-IOUs Xa. to A U WerfwaH Are, DaOalL j^uir rot'K iriaOVlt A.1NI> WIIHXA.T. L1TRATURB In tile World for only 10.00. Moro Thna 500 Dilriiaut ArticU. NEABLY lOOCOMI’LnWHTOBlEB Canto ’ w th .-mt tauttflU ,W«ta Cat inam- ■ shojw.—ali of which aroatedfor'tho fo­ rtruction of students. Health and Wealth 4. Hoard and waabing are foraiabod at coat and the char are law in ©Tory particular. 6. Three bourn' labor i» required of ■ludente—firti aft-moons of of each week—and ia paid for, the labor pro­ .VJTIF b» Maa! or Express. moting skill. g.x»d habits, and aiding to LANT C4TAIX1CUI31 pay Collage bdku <5. Vacation i* ia winter, affording op[■ortnaity to teach. \ JtArrbtun in few la is checked by feeding ground oats slacked with milk, and some powdered chalk. W umaall la eve^toaM.. UmdCs.nue bsrgb. r*. teto • q dobltx a BBorma. FREE TO BOOK AGENTS. ILLU8TBATKD 8 O’CLOCK. mU lies Werllag MsUlstry *♦.!•> A ! CUJ<wwa Omh, ~ 1 Wasa • ! 2. Science and its appitoattou to agricullure and other arts of Efo, take ths time riven in moat Coltogee to Greek and Latin. 8. It has a Cfewnical Laboratory for depot MORTGAGE MALE. LEGAL NOTICED. •‘.VO fAMniaV." PiEAXKXa-r 8,OOOPAGE« PROBATE ORDER. ra^xysu^^^sg^^y OF THE IU:ST IKV ADTMBTDiEHEJiTK wm. of the features of ths State Agri­ cultural Culfoge : 1. It fUrmahM a full four years' cosrw of study in science, literature and ~' Mtas-l K- FOTT£Hff i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-01-31.pdf b33868b0e921bac21a24bc8c55f9e501 PDF Text Text The Banner Company. kMociataB. camwl fiir theThis author of thrirfatStepMWicaiions. Asso- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31. <872. VOL XVI. th. assestblr and departs early» excvnting among hi* own small coterie he paws, unobserved ; not so the Prince de'Jsiavills, being next to completely deal! his conversation—conducted by writing on a tablet—amuses lookers on. What pari do tba princes intend to act in the assembly every one inquire* I Wail till ono of thoeo cyctono debates bunts on the House when all appears ealm^iU an incident surges where the due d'Anmals will bo inrolyed, and find tig^gfil 8pi bitfljts Cart mu it in mm mmi | OUR ACORN PARLOR NO. 40. children*' traur*]. New Yeari. da y bo>»g derated by tho saiura to visiling and ooraptimeatary well-wishing. On both otfriOM tbo young folks expect presmU It ia tha "little Josos" vrbo places in th. shoes of little children on Christseas eve Us toys that will make them happy for a few hours ; but th. gifts for the first day of tho year constitute a se­ tion of some princes in particular. A* rious affair as one of the high contractV is, Mm prince* by sitting in the cham­ ber hare allowed the nation to' see how much thc/reeemble the other “48 dop- ciatfon stabracos faxuliug oollsgas in sev­ eral of tho Htato- and in the Coumfoi. orri las hence already becoms, in fact, an "international association." Tho Hou. Ira Mayhew, of this city, author of thrae publications and 1‘rerideal uf tho Ma view College, i^gnasae that tho mod* of a single day tui* wook brought orders for the Iknk-kocj.ing and Fraetieo from three college* in dif­ ferent States, which is no unusual occur- six years of age and very w.tly ; bs has two legitimate vrives, and thirtv-fivu by a morganatic arrangement, with lib­ erty to throw his handkerchief st any of tho right hundred ladies of the court, kept for oafoty in a harem. George Band is again ill—this timo seriously; she .till write*, but slowly and with care, when the sun set*, tho gets' up and goes to bed when ha rises ; her principal nourishment is coffer, what killed Babxc ord Eugose 8u*. though it kept Voltaire alive tfll M years of age. The publisher* or rather tho newspapers, prres tho old authoress for “copy," what alw writes is merely a hash from earlier publication*. "Hasten slowly" a her motto ; the contrary was what Dumas yrr» nrlcd^upou. Once a publisher hurried him "for tho manu­ schoMs in tho country, which tbo friends script of a story Bo'begged tho appli­ of prreiieal education will bo glad to cant io send him tbo blank paper for ffifr* ,Wtot - brand *afl ' nt)ffil)erod ; to n gv*»l bnsincu oducalion.,—Drfrvii Thcncis lutnsclf on "Thursday th. 14th, to dhmar. when-ho would find the story ^Jttsgsriius; Everybody Comen to oee Everybody is working for us. •raspjrisrfc Uarn r»>t>.»lUsUSwAlai 'x^tMassij Everybody advertwen for ub. Cash Sales on Saturday last, $427 00. were so informed by a notice at the Mad.l.ine, which was full of strangers etna* ten o'aiook apparently uneonocfoM that wha: they mos to hear would not total of strength, both sides are dismissiag tho candidate to sustain. Views Huge he* been sot aride aa being notmJy 4 vtecouent, tastoa a par with hi. day the Kist, the story would bo finish­ ed, and brought at the sama tana"— that Dumas wont to enjoy tho return tatioa- Parisian, incensed st tbs “ru­ dinn.r. Take off your hat. Hr," said ral." objecting |o ait in 'be city wOI a lady rather roughly to a gentleman likely return a Bad of the deepest dye who Mt before her in tha theatre." No Madame, ''replied Moasfopr quietly Tbo Bculevard baaaar ia in fall work­ rising and facing tho tody, abecaa..' it Blight be thought 1 saluted you." ing order. The suooeesful new toy turns AxXtVsi*.—Chicago. Ex. Judge 8kinout to be a Prussian sold.cr, imitated and colored to Ufa; in ano ha4 ho aetandfam. Oupt J. Staalay. Bcs-t holds a ehhonsy-piaes clock, in tho oib- too, Mr. and Mi*. Uau. Alka, Mite Kato Mom Fhiladelpbia, C. C. Wistar. Miss E- Bartam.- Cura. Mito it was vsMsaAtfoe gvrernsient had taken Ankthrw popular toy displays a Prussiau pronestiras ; not a oMtobar of say oosi- saving a ward-robe in two, to make a gtogetfan rarapad seruttay. PvsUly packing ease for bedding and bouseal midnight a large bet tinkles in ths interior of the ebnrch ; jho bradlas in Detroit Stoves! ’tile Fair at Kalamaxoo, tion* at the wealthy cUaM| the tin. of •quipagwo drawn np in tho viciaity of tha theatre, shoved whore they w.re vsndiijMg; but vha: m«ht bo called Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, Sarjaaa ail .fetal DaiM U '>,'r t"r*ai A EloVrr* leaeh us the trnderutea of' God's hlmracicr. If Ho had made { nothing of thin kind, if His wurki hsd | been fur bare utiliy, and had consisted ■ of roars* and more *ub«tant!*l creatiouo . only, the tender ride of the Divine char- ; acter would have failed of tho revela-. I tion it now has in nature. ' । not erected by the municipality, A* a cross ward begat* a wunl that is | there ia aa much ingenuity as di­ cross, so will a kind emo begot its own , in ths structures. But the ms likoooto. If people only knew tho pow-1 er thvv ]«»»€.» in boing kind, iiuw much white fibres and netk chib, defile, and delivered s pearago for the officiating । priest, who, before ascending to the al­ tar, stmouacra ■ cofiectioa wffl be made tn rid of ffievkluuof tha wax. There would be that the dutie. must also be taken off m»!en fabric.. In fort, so ihfahmted ia it with the superiority of «Iw<*. HmiIbs*. 2934 iJEtS-kJ.. • Dew.suK.Mlt They are the only Stove math of Lake Supe- Thc Detroit Stores arc i . HEIviEST Stom la the Market. Reach families patroaiss a supper, the institution being ineompstiblo with the ordinarily daily living of two dinners. Booms are engaged in esaturanto far days in {advance, where friends unite and eat, as well as drink, peacoon earth and good will to men—the Pruuian* excepted. Onion eoup and sour croul are tavorite ditbre, and every kmd of GOODYEAR & STRIKER. country, the cooking disguising any It is Mid to bo curious, but true, that blemishes of age. It is usual to measure *>st people sleep hanleet on soft beds. ths distance* of the provincial town* Most bitter things are hot, but a bit- from Faris from the fixed point of No­ tre Dame, and a pork-butrher to bo or­ thodox boasts, that he has sold during the last two day* a* much Mack padding a. would equal throe times die height of Notre Dam*. Gargantna and his m Pantagrusi must feel honored. In ad- The best place in the •to buy GROCERIES of truffied pig*' sad sheeps' foet,/ew yr.i* ircim Ai asbourg—oyster* iron every where, and many lobsters pa*. *. excolfo.it, though **x>ked some days after they have rendered the last sigh. Nov­ ar were so many of tho soverign pooplo sms ‘‘drunk and incapableout ol eh*ri:y the polkomea picked them up to avoid their being froeen to death, but excepting much singing iu, the streets— for everything it is said, vnd* in France by a rong—tho fete passed off tranquilIf, sad no one would believe we were still tiring under riege laws, and that the asoembly considered the two toillioas of inhabitants a* belonging so much to the "daagrovs class," as to refuse to ait at the new brick store of Cash for our Groc< •ash for Produce, and sell lor <. ash The deputies having no more person­■ al polities to discuss commence to think■ of nabona' offsite. The baiatios duo to Prince B .mark b*. naturally brought up ths inoems tax aa a rate in aid Jo — —— a*.y.V.i.M mini CHOICE G BO CEB I ESI Afino stock Jewr Orxsxs t' Years JIUHELL. Experience —We congratulate tho TemperaMS wotldan tho success which soars. to ba everywhere attending the use of Vinegar Bitten. It ostabliahM ths fact, long that nothing which intoxicates is ever baaolris! fa tha rick. Certainly no prepaxatton containing alcohol has ever noeompSshod such cures of malarious fe- tion agaiut the plan—new so the Gauls —reet* principally upon its prying aha, ■‘ actor. Stories are ploutiful*. to its un­ popularity, mMM Thfar. never laughed1 more in hi* life than listening to «omo narrated during the debate*. The op­ position journals relate that England sod ths United State, have beM nor­ nepted by sehornw to decs!re the income1 tax eoUeetor, to which a patriotic paper tvp&es, hstoM the greater neorarity for that a cAifrirawr would hardly hook in­ to hi* batkoi. a* having bran recently purchased at the Tuilano. auction, and I*ride is a vice not ouly drcadfally secured as aour.ain for Bonap*rti*t* tn mischievous in human society, but per-1 lisps u( ad other., tbo mot insspcrahle The Academy, of moral and political bar to real inward improvement. science* ha* held it* annual meeting to De nut hr# iu hope with your arm* distribute the swords for prim essay*— folded, fortune cmiles on those who tho four first, on different .objects hav­ roll up their slruvo-, and put their •boulders to tho wire*I. ing boon carried off by tho same com­ A sror reosived in an honorable cans­ petitor—* young barrister. The cele­ is a far better better badge of nature s brated Mignet. nuw very old, read a royalty than the jeweled scorn or garter memoir on lard Brougham, dreeribing him *• a compendium of all that was .............................. The Frensh' original and able most important objects of philooophy. ImrioL- iu tho e-iurtrey of alluring him half claim his lordship a* one of them­ That only can with propriety lie styl­ to speak for himselfi and the editor will selves, remembering his demand to be ed refinement which, by strengthening sea that wo don't cut him short either, naturalised, which could not be granted the intellect, purifies tho manners. ' but giro him tho whole-length of hi* as ho desired to remain an Englishman Vsnlure not to tbo utmmt bound* of own tether. Ho ray* : even lawful pleasure; the limits of good :| "Of Combing end Ifotaina wools there and evil join. It is a greater biosung to be censured whan iaaoeent than to be praised when uudeserving. Pleasure is like a cordial—a little of »o tho minister of Public Instruction. it is not injartoua, but too much de­ He has climbed e.ory round of tho stroys. d.magogic ladder, and ia the sear and It is difficult to persuade mnu tha! yellow loaf admits bow office haa mete- the lore of virtue i* the_love of them- to agitate, than to dircct,to criticsas oth­ ers, than to surpass or equal them. Ha has been rewarded by tbo hate of hw old party, and the contempt of conserv­ ative.. Yet tbo scheme of public edu­ cation that ho has proposed, ought to redeem name of bis terrible nnpopulsri- Jots are tho lower* dropjiod in our )>aih by the hand of i’rovidenec. It is better to e Moorage what is right than to punish what is wrong. WoU-arranged time far the »u rest mark □I a well-arranged mind. The philanthropist lives not for him.olfi but far the |ro.-ld. Blessed ere tbo rasrdfsl, for they 1 shall obtain m»rcy. Nothing it troublesome that we will do willingly. • ’ Sem-Uc in September last was married to a pretty cook ; and a friend of his inttoduord her husband to the tailor. jcwsHsr, Am, who supplied what waa required. The wedding breakfast cost 400 frs, and ine udeJ thirty invitatkins ; when die f^r. JUUU, arrived, the bridsg.oom took the botel-kaepor asids, and told him ho had no money. which led to tbo b.idal party being marched off to tbo polioo-statkn. The amount uf tho bill waa mads up during the night, and tho Kuosta wars liberat­ ed. Tho tailor next morning called and received beck liis oods, so did the boot- £r»- trade, while wo look on stupidly amljrac, a barrier on all import., by imposing tariff laws which the Pilgrim Fathers would w, tolerate twenty four hours, yet tho Michigan Ferawr think* this nil right, and forri*. us iu it* fast i>sue for advocating/rw tnuir in wool. "But tho Ftrattr fails to meet :h» ‘iaauc* hr evasive language Tboqustiocia:' ‘Is it better for ffir i i.terra* of tbo Amoricna people to doeo their mills for tho m xi six months fat want of wool longer 1’ Tbsre k un west in tho coun­ try notr, and it mil taka Awo years to grow anything like a twodhird-v crop to run our mills with any degree of windty. A good many srooten raflls sroited tbo country are about otoppisg, and toveral hero nlrcodv ‘shut down* for want at cheep or even dear wool, fo il edvisablofor others to do Ek.wire f Tlui in th* point and not what thotolf-rtnekrated wool convention did or raid al SyisMsea fortnight ego. In that aaM-mblago there wore few poswMia prs.ent who were not rouiroUea by aolfish motive*, and honor, they voted to let the •inHaaiioc. The wish fete subject all | income* fiom 1,600 tn. upwards to • three parasol tak ■, ths thia end at ths ' tou fact of tho matter ia, ths prera: tariff impueto .a saach greater barrier on tbo xuiill uulU of tho country than itdoo.au largo oneo U" th. Paoific. Huirilk KfflLffl V1KHA BBE' of saimalcul®." If Parisians had but j known thia oarfcsr, they could at all J ■rents have lad a variety ia tliair stage I rattrau.the mJ W, „.ta»Je sait is ‘ tire va u. of saad must .611 b. Ufi to , �■A J.. '_____ l Bn aM JU-ij iktiqmHtrat|aimtr. wns ineoq rwelcd. the tl-ca Township cf Hasting, (whtok. of wttMb toffimfod the pi—eat city) raised a bt]l&liMM*t , ia*d bevond th* sum of oaa lraadr*4 1 thuosaad dollars for tbo full rompkrtsou of raid bulldrag: Frw. f. That no money* hereby appropria:-! shall be Kur aptilied for th" puipuee until a title to th > tend far the site of such building ehail be vweted ta Ute United Htatra. and until th. Stat, uf Michigan shell ntao duly rateare aad relinquish to the United States the right to tax. or iu any wav to a—an. said ata or the prop th* county, ia invited. We do not arty of th* United State* that -ay be putHah it ia th* inter—< of nay candi­ thereon denar the tun* that Ute Ubito. date, or ia opposition ta th* nomination of any particular candidate, t*t because w* deem its oonch—too* rweeoaabta, and those who deprecate aay discussion of thia queetioc - who bebevwe the Dumoeretic party to1 dead, end that General Grant is already the recognised Republi­ can oanflidat*. with a certainty of being r* sleeted. But w* ar* not of that number We know th* oqwr-rebel eiasneut cf the opposition hereabouts i* lively and hard st work looking after tbo minor office*, and arraaging for a deeperete fight against tho iw-efertxm ot Preeident Grant, by any means that pointe toward sucre— Wo know that ro-nomtaatam of President Grant, that with u* the party is for from beings unit ta hie favor, and that there are oth ia edvataw of th* muting of th* Cbaventiun, to aaaum* th* qnertion of tb* nominee set Jed, and all discuasion c'uead, aad that every oaa rebelling, against that/- nut be rood out of th* party, ■* aurh a coarse would tend di­ rectly to tb* defeat of th* candidate at! psfocapaliy kindled by the Bnti* h im­, porters of Liverpool and Turk's stea lI Salt; but they anwilltagly rooe.v* aid। from tb* owners of the groat Canadiai Salt F—Id. There tea rosy targe Sal manufacture at Goderich, un Lake lie ron, and at eeversl g-unfa on th* line o>1 ' ia to b* called la Miesoun to put tha boll ta motioc. Tb* Third party w 31 bar* but one plank in its pl—form It of stoney to parches* a Cemetery for tdic man wbo has c Large of th* arith­ then—sod benefit ol th^-oplauf tho metic dstwrtmi-utof our esteemed ootamperarv its* H'rrU It s* always w*U to Towmhip; that the money waa nieed by a tax levied on the proiarty of th* township t that it wa* pfoo-I U the ayiwlqg tha. tuoeeak jydl’vw1 aitnatax>. hands of a cxxnmittee, with instruction, We ma, not succeed in what we at* to perches* tho grounds for tbo p.-.iple Of the |Township; that mid oommitts* dent, or wl>o will not, but we think wu lid purcbiuo them, bat that, instead of con satisfy all candid reader* that the taking the deed ia the name of the eldest will be a ctoen one, and that inTownship, or — Inut far tho Townaliiu they actually took it in th«r own nau.s, okseWy and witfort yua^fartieo, makiur •.bemselvM tho bunafidv uwnom of the property, that th»y then put a tanrtgagu •a the property tn raue mnnoy an J to filacw th* title etill further froai tbo pro.4* who paid for it, and who WO U K i wrding to every jvinripl* of right and uetice. and that th*y hav* for a long .tin* been engaged in telling lota, in eaid .’ometcry, patting th* purchate moncr □to their town pocket* inetead of plac­ ing it in the Tounehip and city trvoeury where it rightfolly bvlong*. Are the* । thing* **.t And if *o, do th* i*in> of the Townahip and City iatend to submit toil? We aak simply for information on th* (object, (opposing .hat yon ar* familiar with tl>* tact* in the cos*. Picas* auawar.N-It i* right that the people who paid tlie tax should know what hu been duo* with tbeir money, whether it ha* been used for their own Interests, or th* interest! of a i ion* submitted by "Many Tax-payers** ar* of th* utmost importance to th* people of tb* City and Townahip of Hastings. *»d *» many of th* people believe there hat been aa egregio-rs wrong committed by th* committee who , had this matter in charg-i. aad who for ooasitersbl* part of tb* time acted in the name of th* Township without th* slightest authority, Av th* record* attest, and a* thaw* wrong* should be most on the freo-bet in oar Tariff, ie simply s I demand that the Americs-s sheU tegie iLorvnghly ventilated. we respectfully tale theroeelrrs out of their present ludependene* of for—gn Salt atoul destroy u hi* Honur, the Mayur. w!m we believe the vast mterevti embarked in the Bali is conversant with the fact* in th* ease, Lurias— ia New York, Michigan. Ohio. wa* a member of the committee, and Jtadiaaa, and 'ia a large part ef Kaatocky and Virginia, and shall give to the wbo eqyfa to be able to give the public the information sought to be obtained by many Tax-payers win be a grand sucee—; and he particulariyroUm upon the boh uf th* Yri*-w| sod Rone* Gr—tey aa tb* groat event | which is to throw ounaternatfoa into the I NINTH ANNUAL DI-STP.IBCTIOS id it* bad edbsto haw beaa the betrayal of th* "triends of the administration" into tkedelurion that if they cun beat their sa—its st* oa th* great questions. U ho gwro Grant hi* b—eat Ung l*r» fr .m 300 in Jievudn U> 47,000 in Niseeari. Tho— indicated aa "Republi-. can," ranged ta round no—ben from 1 1600 in Coeneaticut io 88,000 in Him I chuvtt*. Tb* whole vote coat wa* over i 5,500(000, aad th* aggregate Repuldicun me ority about 40.U00. It will be seen that, could these figure* be taken a* a —liable guide, the Repabbesa eeu-1 aidat* wo rid. out of th* whoi* number of 847 e ertursl votes, receive a m^oiitt of eaty —ven But if we *u|poeo that either South Carolina. Arkanaaa, Cue | trsetiveno**[2}—freeh, *weMand hfoom- u*rf.eut, Louirians, New Jersey, or i tag child-fee**, [3] executed with true 1 Cxhficaia will ra— it* rote sgrinet the I French skill [4] We have rarely seen csulsfote of U.e Republican |—rty, to 1 mythic g prettier than the two pietaros, i^qioai-ut noukl hav* a clear majority 1 utter th* apportionment, th* iton t* ehich, (5] both in color aad sentiment, U* wnuld snow a Democratic majority are really beautiful (6)—worthy of a I I column which ar* freighted with a groat varietv of practical, trustworthy hint*, that must b* of greet utility to every read—, whether Uviag in Chy. ViKsg*. ! ot C-vnrtry. It n dawn cn all ebssne end humbag*, end its showing up tit tb— is afone worth al! its cost. Every uno haring net already done — will d* well te provida himsell aad family with die journal for th* pmem- .wer Tsvma, 8L&U; four anp-j for efi. Orung* ‘ Jndd « Co.. I’nblish-r*, 24.'i Broedwto, . New Y—fit. i ported to th* Senate w»U be adapted. It I cootiuMa tb* jir—*nt number of em-1 i bersa: the Netioaal Hou— of Raproeen-1 I tatives adding aad reducing to come-1 y*ud wwhtte* etaagw-ter pu|iM Hfll-' a-liaison. It is not murdered beat to eat a preoedent of Laenteaiag tha number | which ■ alrvady sufficiently larw* aad unwieldy, white apporUxiiag »[”-«- 12 ar 25 T they drat tne course firn to­ st tbo next election. Th* Sa» savi b" hs* 25 ' relations- la uffio* ; th* Ft— demjostrate* that he ha* only IA *ad Th* Report of th* Panini—inner of two or throe of theta, appouitov* of An­ Patent* i« ready to*, dahtbutiia t* day drew Johaaua. and forthwith conclude*, It eontaim a large easiunt of general this being true, that he i* euro to be tb* poupte'e choice Relying, too, oa the •ffact uf th*ec small triumphs on ths of th* office, and will b* wry interrotiac; popul— mind, hi* enrapamoc* ia Oja- more eq than prerious tepurte of the gro— think they may vmtui* to uppo** same cnaract—• It will qantaia a inwebgatioo into tb* uraditaia ol the i iril tervice, on the avowed ground that synopsis lately mad* by C em —fliir tlie roeuh might damage hi* pro^weta. end bis iiew-petxr* vvea gu to far a* to lake Ito- New York Cuitum Huoee unler their wing end vioknfly deUoaotetbe parvus* who sought to aqsae the Jedanun City yaa^srday and by errorri iniquitxa uf that Mtahrahlueut test win- | iugeaaw* seeeluluM obow to Um roesuoiag Republican h->w roatempfibto a tbtag is that oouaervatieto whsM ieto—iy to bar. ar escrod rights, eternal principle* o. religion end t&vrala which ought to bo abov* price, for the daur Uopo of get­ ting puww. They speak af a foyal erif- i in Canada, eo' abundant and cheap i< We repeal free discussion must be fuel there, aad so vast aad to rich is it* permitted and affirm that il oaaaot be deposit of Balt, that competition with il chocked dcwn, and th* raiht to diarua ia the Lake ports by our Bali will L may a* well b* concedeI at once, for ■imply impossible Our bctoriei would eoaosded or act tb* right will be oxar- be shut up. Then what prices would ws have to pay for Caandiaa, Liverpool. teeed. The** te nothing Oiatoyal to a party ia feuly dtacn—ing the claims of rival candidates for a nomination for noy office, oe the contrary such dteeuarion if i ,Olean* effort* to prowl* riots, eeearv ■xnducted m a spirit of candor w ill tend martial law, overturn th* Stat* Gowra to unit* and *trvngthea th* organimtion, meat and th* Ek*, hav* brsu crushed, aad render tb* election of the candidate 1 it i* pertinent to inquire how muel place in rartly home* p J. Uahke nib* longer tha National Government is to b« pictei—ou! of ten that coet a good deal di«gr*ced by such offices a* Meeam more, one can look at them day after Caeay an-l Packard. It is quite poeiu lay and not tiro *f them (5). We have ' bl* that in the hurly-burly of tn* lair jlten stopped amid the bustle of llroariexcitement they have been accused oi way to look at ’hem, aad nev«r with-I some things of which they ar* not guil­ out feeling happier and better (7J ITth inst, in the abaeace of the Editor, ty- Il s* poeable that in some othei They cannot fail tn plena - - ' in sttacdeoc* on the Grand Lodge I. 0.' thing* there hav* beta jurtiheationa foi art or children [8]. 0. F., at Grand Rapids, a tetter from lh*ir conduct. Ent *nough is —tablidi -------... [2] Evening । our Washington Ccrtvwpandeut. was ,-------- [3] Aldine, N. Y. [4J publsebed rontoimng sa attack oa lh« ly inexcusable eno igh tc warrant th. ipringfield Ri-publicsn. [5] Advance, personal end political integrity of Sena­ forwarding of their dismissal ly tele­ . uieagu. («] Harper’s Weekly, K Y. tor Trumbull, and to which our atten­ graph Mallei, at cnemim al th* I*resi- [71 lUuvrroted ChrUira Weekly. N. Y. tion waa not called until after the puUi- dent Will not be elow to n*v that eueb a] Chnsuau *1 Week. N. Y. A rabacriber write* to the paUuhdismueal is delr'ynl because oneaf the Wo tak* thia first occasion to say, that had the letter passed under oar person­ al observation w* should st once, have arighb -r ot mine bought tb* earn* stricken out that portion af it. We to­ Chromo* ta New York a few rooutbi Mr—tserr: —Governor Powers' toe—- igu, *nd paid ten dollars for them. wbo ia tonoag our warmest trisada, and eg* to the legislator ot Mierimippi *x- Pleas* acropt my thank* for than." The Agent for tb* CknMao rafea, is who has ofti—11 dons m great service , bibit* quite a autiafi—tory rasdition *1 According to thia itatamant (ia which । ia tb* editorial dejiorUnenl of oar paper, affain ta that State. Th*, effort* to oow can vs—ing thi- Cite, and haa th*»- the porinou aesigned New J sc—y xiay , to in language ranch tern severe con - j establish school* hare bora sncceeoful. Chramosoc exhibition. b* objected Io), It will be sera that the rosultinx in the opening of 3.W0, and Republican candidate would roeeiva a VaLcaau Enonsi *x* Axxamis majority of t»5 electoral vote*. But a diatinetiy understood that w* not only tho emplovraenl of 8,300 teachers. The Sxxne given away. Mr. N. P. Boyarglenc* at the table is enffirent to eoadisapprove of thia attack cm Senator total number of pnpilv in attendance in rino* the candid that —vers! State* put th* senior publisher of th* American I Trumbull, bat believe all th* charges 1871, was M.000. The Governor does down aa Republican can by no n—*a> j Stock Journal, while trewHog itr Eu-1 not believe in the erection of costl> b* rolled upon to cost a Republican elec­ school buildings at present, bat roeam- rop* th* past summer, was pertirulary | toral vote in 1872. *------------- mesds th*: the public money be largely ditiowally £ri—. aad unworthy of the expended in th* oonsUuctioa of cheap •Hghtaet credence. The whote pcblie Hfo school bouse*, and in th* employment 1 Moro beautiful, rnluaU* aad popular of the Senator give* the te to any euch of a da— of teachers of high acquiro- for, imparted a targe quantity for gra­ New York, together with Carolina. Con- grusni the aad Am* every year. tuitous dlstfibatfou ameog ear fannm. aeeticol, and Locniana or South Caro Tb* corp* it rdirurs and ooatntauur* i* charge, aad wv do not propo— to allow mente. Nothing u now brard cf Ku Enn, flrououiMe agaamt th* R^uUkan Klux bonds, and entire tranquility pro ­ Any of our s-heesiben wbo may wish to the use at eur columaa to di—rminete, ves throujbotiit th* State. The Hon .wet it, will r.-ceive a small sempl* peek- candidate, hi* oppoorot would haw a smteeiv equalled by any other jourasl ev—i second hanifed. aav each oooto—ptmajority of dew* al> ' “ in tbs world, white aa an illustrated sgn fm by enduring stamp* to pay th* four laat named: journal it ia nnsurpusaed ta intrimin mi­ (oatag*. Addre— N. P. Boyer * Co, ne even .by tha higher prioad illustrated Psrk — burg. Chester Co.. Penn. They rnrreapoodeati may eay, we meet deadpapers, lx not only eoatrim much that will s>»> send cample psckeg—i of Ches­ edly condemn any each uwarraated u practical and tnrtroetiro. but a very ter County Hammn h Corn. Imported elan oa our abiert Btatesn—n, far any high urdwot light reading for the firoWhite Rurway Oats, and Alrik* Clover oaa**, and mere listen Dy b—soaa, in Nsw Mxxrru —The Legislative trouble romaoa with hoete *f the people who ia New Mjxioo ha* Un settled -tie if wanted, thov eoat out ovtr 100.000 day* to eonvvy information, and moral dnewsrvtagly vote lb* Rrpebhcaa ticks’ fectorily, but VI oasnot help thinking truths aad —aliments, ia tb* forte ol stones, that •v.-n uxae popular lectur­ that there waa danger that the dedaiou er. h*r* adopted this styte of add rev ’ might have bran tee* aoeeptabl* if parti■an sonstderetiou! had entered into tl.e Bright, heontiful, and ch—ry, with th* vigor af youth and th* wisdom of age, com** th* £rwl nomberoftii* XXXIst that i apers filled with *****tioual Annual Volume of th* American Agri। novela and oacitiag. tzaaby stnS have a rulturirt, being upon it* p*g*a fifty i**>dc circulaUon. To tor*.toll this taste, 42 etertora) vwtsa from the Repubiimn rotectfUStaav*. 140. Makiagasnw nwMnding deduction of 02 aa amountI of the sixteen States in which the Demue racy hail majcrittaa, we have left 143, a' ■qsrinraf three electoral vote* forth*I ■ PBXMltfMB Th. MieSuSTUirsf (Republican.> wfafood »t ArutoRkwu, Carl Schurs wav oftfainkinj, hM^nutaSgim. to th* n—claeinn that General Grant 1* th* etreugeat Repnbti—n ue^idate ia MisMsi, and it do** not believ* that «ay man would be as strong as Grant 1* against the Democratic party in the JOtao, ia udfiihm to ffia woual variety ot thgt paper, bars eagwgwd a corp* of first clan* writers, among whoo, a J*aa Ingwbw, Euwwd Mggitotate M-T X Ogi*, Louis M.Altea, Edward Ever-Ufals. ELmbrth Stoart PUljw, Ba*: xiat>rv*rt»ti Spofiord. Qoeo Terry, M* : ustJL Uakvy, Lucia G. Runkle, and J —say *l•>**». who funusli to thieJoux. Bai<te.b*u0rigm4'BtariM.aC<hep^- Subscription Pricc$2..r»0 1835.. <872 MICHIGAN Grand Rive DETROIT FREE PBESS I sSa£S3i TUtSUil-WlEKlV VOtLD, WANTED! iMk DAILY WLLU 200,00<Xfeet of Ash1 Loo, 100,000 ft. of Ash Floor ing>' foriwhich the highe«t market-price in cuh will be paid. □ incur ui,«,uL* LKEB __ *11 a‘•m eel— a* the surrender of individual fk**'dom They atrike at seEgtoe and lose- aa , ■sata-m pei-we and make plain opposition to □f a>*etion ar bribery to ratify'a treaty, the packing of the Hufuea— Coart to roliev* nch eorpuratiusu. Lauly lh*y glorify he 1-aae— of their own mutual edmiratiua eocsety wherafeb malic* pre- Michigan OLD, RELIABL The beet stock of N«at always oa hud Call and Ort your Steak I’.ooste, -r aav thing you want 1 mole hill aad aflsr btamiaromiy chargmgevrty dwgraeeful thing for error post upon tha head of the nation, oro ! । ubl.g*d at test to enable ever the *<taua-1 ESbJ • ’ isjf*w York. . , I A Btoto ehamaiem vzMbittoo nd prth , fqggteg ia pohtim, HASTINGS IA8BU Wu L3! the Govwnwt, which aermod prior to tha war to for fa— mm* —Ulmet b*. NOCURr. NO CHARI mg rrquirod to ietobliri> their loysltT. ▲ Drisgationjof'aatatoESuata fro. th* Navigator !•tends uro now ta WashBgton,aaking that tha Gomnnwat may d- -- 1 - T.1_, MQMUMKXT9.. HKaD STORES. TABLE TOPS. UJ.OKl., AMERICAS MARBLE •EgatW �I Great sacrifice of Win­ ter Clothing. Star Clo­ thing House, Grand Rap­ ids Mich. tiiinti. ^ESSBsratir ■SSSMC. ■ , » 1 [ON pieoo of tun: wa* then sung entitlad "Th* Mytaio Tb." After which the jurubeba: W. M.-Dswis Durkee H. W.—Bev. C. I. Deyo. J. W —Geo. Simpson. Secretary—E. R. White SfcistsiSMr•— Dr. Welk' tat'if Jinteba J. P. ROBERTS & CO. GRAET SAVING to W CONSUMERS OF BT OtmiQ nr CLUBS in the orpin. which itood within two feet of the Led ro m door where him*»lf and wife war* sleeping. During th* night some person *ntered th* houst.lrougb (he kitchra window, abotracted the « allot from the organ, aud left the bouse without disturbing the sleeper*, jwssing out through the kitchen door which he unlocked, and closed after him The pocket book was found about a half mil* from the bouse, on tha track acros* the field, which the robber made Grand River Valley Division fitlfr! Htw. ffoHwCte ta Michigan Central R. R. OLD. UUABU A*D DIRECT ROUTE, tesrecuttmcastecs Peninsular Railway. of-hi* natural ability.. va»t knowledge and extenriro ob*arratioa, believ** any such nonasnas. Hi* Mrosstia*—all the Railroads in America have eoM Ira. than »2,lt)0,OW,000 and that thb sum invented in Railroads is earning 1400,000,000 b simply prepo*SOLD IX HASTINGS. troua Bui supposing it was, into bow BY ACKLEY k SLADE. many mens hands does this money pose; probably more titan a million, losing the tcrr.bls muaey power of 8400 in tb* hands of each man, as the result of Rtilrood iuvratmenta |>«r annum, and । this wo venture io gums is ten times as , much as the average dividends paid to sou, E*q , in Yankee Springs, on Fri­ sUxrkhoklsrs. And the balance falb in- day evening last Supper waa served | to tho hands ot employees, a clan of and a good tune enjoyed by all. A goodOasaeaviLU, Jan. 29th, 1872. ; a* energetic, efficient and thoroughly Enrro* Banana—It being too cold to manly and inlependeaf men na the ceipts of th* evening amounted to about do anything else, I voncludod to spend esith bears up, and who cannot b* Uted 130,00. A brief addrea* to the partor was as tools by Mr. Fcoit, or any other man, made by Mr. W*lla Cramer, of Haatiags ridorable tool up tha way th* mercury either In UsinMsor in politic*, Mpecial- township, and responded to by Mr. standing la*t prating at eight o'clock ly the latter, an 1 on which depend* the Gold. 1,09 3-4 8“ below xoro. and probably fully aa I prosperity of tie rirantryre tow thia morning, and yet, during the Snug winter weather. But suppose all ka said waa true tonight, tbo snow tell to thedcpth of three The sun shine* to-day. dxy. To-morrow one ut threw* men may inches. Now it ot oourae, i* not sur­ SxsLL Bisixxm.—Stealing kc*l». ■di* a* one did tern than two weeks prising to see the mercury so tow, but it I since, aad tha immense power and pol ­ Wo have about eight inches of snow. i* surprising to see snow falling in such Mercury at aero, at 7 o’clock this mor- I ronagn he now coutroUs .will pas* into quantitiei with the mercury at that point . th* hand* of hundreds of other nun eom-sjamdent whose first letter appears Nxwithstanding the severity of tho froth from tho people, and no one of this week. We shall expect one every weather, men and team* sre quite bugj whom, be he ever so talented, will bo ocher week, or there about*, during tho bore to-day, hauling log* tu mill, and able to make uf himself a Railroad comming Spring and Bummer, aad can Wetl spoken of—Mr*. Hale'* ronalaj bringing tu mill their grist*. I Magnate until the sands of age shall aaauro all of a treat wbo give thaw let•art on Tueeday evening. We all feel quite proud of th* work corer his brow with silver and the king being done at ou Orangeville Mills, as Tira Circuit Court will cunreue on, i of terror* be almoM ready to claim him both grist and saw-miB are beiag crowd­ Monday next, with a large calender. a* hi* own And on hi* decease, other Rameraber the Firemans' meeting on hundred still fresh from ths people shall in Nashville, one day last week, after ed to tbrir utmost capacity. By the by. Mr. Editor, to-day I noticed upon the Friday evening. spring up to claim the place* made va­ a short illnees, and wa* buried in thii City ou Saturday last. Mr P. was one logway ot the saw mill, I believe the Charley, whore is the report of the cant by him. And thus generation after largest oak lug I ever saw. It ia to bo oldest rosioauta at :hi* place. generation shall pas* away aud with Council procerfing* on Monday evensawed into railroad tics, being but niue each, will p*s* into new band* tho powfeet long, but meeanring five and a hall You wfll always hoar mtn .ho know I "" “,<1 »>»•« "“J >-•-« feet through at tho largest rad. That what to eat and how to dine, calling for . ««“Dd henro there can be no for a white oak, and oooaidning that it the Halford Table Sauce at all the beet I POMjbU d«nr" uf «ny toch accumulagrew ua the pour Orangeville sand, is to ' tion of money power tn the hands of **y the tea*t. quite a sapling. The tree any man or visas of men u shall in the* made six lug*, eseh nine feet Jung, and Ta* I'xssarTxxtAS Social will be en­ bast endangm- tha right*, Hbertfea or the top end of th* smal set leg ia over tertained on Wednesday ere ci ng of next best intereats of the people, through any two feet through I do Mt speak of week by Mr*. Willard liar* The ;»ibcombination of Railroad capital. this tree, thinking it tbolargoM oak tree Hc are cordially invited. Take .he** Carts into eoamdaration. in the r< uaby, but tho largeat I ever The Baaxn office has better fkcili- and then remember that our raurofcla are the life and dependence of bn*in*es, the greatest power for the promo turn of ity, although tha cases sre few, and are industry, and the greatest eirdiaor of sucreasfuliv treated by our rsry eMcient Urn «gw. and wo repeat the qnestion, M. D, H. Q Turner “to wbat eed" waa thia unmerited attack One of oar townvmep, E. R. Clark, Mr*. Horton M. Coleman, widow of the cf the Pret, in the midM at a Tempore about five weeks ago, in the pinery, got Lite H. M. Cotoman of JohaMown. was a.".re Lecture with which it could not the toe. smashed on one of his fi-et, and held st the reeideoe. uf Hiram Coto­ by any (xHailil* maans have tho lea.t two at them had to be amputated, and man, Esq, of Johastnwa, oa the 23d connection, unlaar it waa bb purpose to t fear* are entertained, 1 un lonland, that feat The receipt* were torn* 8100, in­ •pita somebody for some perrons) purhr may yet toes hi* foot Had th* toes clading * valuable aa»y chair, th* gift boon amputated at none, there probably of Bedford Lodge No. Ml F. 1 M. would have barn no danger of tha lose The nsearion waa one of real interest ■ ef h» foot, audit b pouibto, the foot and pleasure to the 128 psrticipjatr.and may yet be saved, though fears are a­ the donation liberal, and truly appreci- tortained to the oontrary . ; We have but a »iuatl amouut of lawCharite 8. Smith, N. 0. LaM rf Letters remaining ia the Pom office. Jam 80; h, 1872. CallMa Brant, J. H. Cabing, Olive Churchill, Mm Dill Elkenton, Bea Ful­ ler. Braart Faller. Edward Heating*. Men Jntdou, Augusta Myara, wTM. Weedham, Margret I’erkiaa, ITiylura ’ESgW a-Miifc’.MWAA!- Brother," “ Waiting till tbo Roeper Grtnr*," It will be Sum-ner Time by end by,” "Has Father been here." The benediction was pronounced by the Lodge Chaplain, Bev. 0.1. Deyo, after which the company rejwired to the dining kail where a sumptuous sujiper was prepared consisting of oyster*, tur­ key, and other catablra which M»v //..( uf tho Leonard Hmiae Is accustomed io provide Mr. Editor, this pleasant entertain­ ment wili long be remembered a* a bright spot in ths history of ou Broth- Geo. H. Brooke, V. G. Nowton J. Bronson, Secretary. David B. Oouk, F. & Wm. T. Eastman, Tree surer. Earl B. Brown, O. G. Gee. H. MaOellan, W. to u*. that wo may place them befca* Jacob Mauso, B. 8. to N. G. our ruifcn, knowing a* we dothstsaA Benj. Cote, L. 8. to N. G action on thrir part well de much totraid Geo. M. Dewey, B. 8. to V. G. W. H. Holmes, L. 8. to V. G J. L. Steed. G Samuel Power*, L G. P. Smith, B. 8. 8. Wm. Newman, L. 8. & Brother, P. Grand., D. B. Cbok and Mito L. Wilteune, Repreeewtai re* to tha Grand Ledge. P. G. Geo. M. Dewey, D-D. G M. Perhap. it my MX bo Mtoeato Mate tbat thb Lodge b pro.- w w (wring, and doing it* f*H share of the I have nothing wr hmruuuttrim work of th* onlr-r wxoept that than, is TEA The Great Atlaitk A Pacific Ta Ct OVEEC AlU-belowcost.j'^i"' Knit Woolen Coats, 60 .... Cents. At Star Clothing House, grand Rapids ■ ICH1GAR CENTRAL R. R. sm-V * ! a pleasant rapes t al the Lrocanl House. The exarela** were opened with praver by Bar. Geo. Taylor, tumor Grand Chaplain ot thi* State. A beautiful odom of the Grand Enounpaent for the ensuing year : . Grand PMrMral—L. C. Tilton, of Hflsdate. Grand JEsyA .Pritef—A. Furgeson, of ms CABMUC TULffil m co* am. i-ciss * eo.aamM. 1 J 8. D.—B. F. Brnwlds. mar, of Jaeksoa ; (for varanry) Ouonre J. D.—J)v. C. 8. Wiekhsm. Dsaa,cf Detroit. Tyler— A. Stanton. The Grand Lsdgc uf the L 0. 0. F. Following th* instalatian •>• of thia State elected their offlicrs for the audiapreaaare epeecbea ware made Ly ensuing year also, aa follows: Bev. C. B. Ellis, Rov. Q I. Deyo, end M. JT. Q. Jf.-V. H. Bankin, Flint. " — - Af —Tlioa E. Doughty, IUe. Geo. Taylor of Ana Arbor. The remark* by the above named gentlemen were characterised by dwelling on the religiuu*. moral and charitable tendenrieoof Masonry. Tho fraternity were much ptossed with tho visit of Rev. Mr. Taylor. He is an old and staunch Meten—one who has ■tdto* l>een tried aad that the vast amount of good he had lb* M. W. Grand Mader mad* the willing to be tried again.” In hi* speech dona fur th* people throngh the agency he related some of his experience, and fallowing appointment of hie Railnwds wna patent io svvry in his quaint rtvle answers! many ob­ Gri. J&rUsJ-Chas. KaUy-, Eaton. man in hi* audience, and would be roGri Clepfeiw—Geo. Taylor, Ann Kt- jections to tho hMtitutMu. which tho un­ । s ated, eras on a Sabbath evening in a | informed prefer against 11. ' Christian chureh, anywhere on th* soil Gri. Gatriito P. 0 Bud Kewaunee. Mr. Taylor in his remark* used a two Gri. HtruU-J. 0. Me ick Detroit , ol th£; State, and thsMhird be probably edged sword, thus while bo cut* off tb* in the excitemeat of the occa- i The Giaad Lodge will Lo'd its next objection* of the uninitiated, be probe* Annual rfaeaiou in East Hapnaw, in to the hearts of those who are number* i Now to what end waa thia tirade • Febuary, 1873. in/srw, but are destitute of the ewntia! IHd the speaker know that thia pe«(l* elemotta or ‘■ii^ht in Ma»onry." IL.sixxr.—W. learn that th* Treasurer were straining every nerve Io build a railroad through thia county, an J seek of Johnstown war robbed of some tlx appropriate music by Mr. and Mr* Lee, hundred dollar*, on Tu eday night the and Mr* G. X Truman, conaiuing of —th in*t. Il aeerus that on retiring ns pieces entitled—“The Mystic Tie," placed his wallett containing tha money CatU tertter *niw* i ...... SHI ft country. as next to the Liquor trafflc,t!u> groat evil of the age, and proposed to open upon than* with all hb terrible in­ vective * pereqpal wariare. II* said i .at on the thumb and four finger* of Id* 1*0 hand ha could count the five nt -a who own and contrail the sixty-one thousand rail** of Railroad in this counby. i— ot -UA ™ HOO.OOO Wh) a year. That one of tbo fire waa dead, inunhred. another almost gon* with disease, leaving throe in whoso hand* centered all tin* vast power, which, more ckieoly than the web ol tho spider around th* helplew in*ect, waa weaving around th* American people the web of destruction. Ho was terribly *«rere on -Tutu Soott” who, he said owned a railroad from New York via Philadelphia, Chicago and Omaha to Sen Francisco, with all the vast army of employee*, each af whom at tho nod at Scott would bow at hi* behaeta aad vote bit ticket, with tbo nt- Samian in Grand Rapids during tbo Ma. Kerma—On Tnaaday avowing, peat week. Ths Fraternity b reported Jan 23d, tbo brother* of the Mystic Tie M being in a most prosperous condition, and friewda of tha fraternity, including *“4 largely iscroa*ing. O* Taaaday quite a number of ladbx, enjoyed quite DRUGS Medicines, PAINTS & OILS New Advertisements. DRUGS. DRUGS. Pure Drags ini Medici nes MTWTUniCIMSI BLANK BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKMr' STUMBB THAI 1I»PWM! Lett** rtunnfG bags, •*i FTXB SATCHELS. Ptafnaerire, Pomanade* and Hair Oils. Batahey A Co*t. Column. 8 O’CLOCK. BOLD IN HASTINGS, . BY ACKLEY A BLADE LUMBER WANTED CBOUUtT. jnomrooD, nrm\dAff, SHEPAJaXTS compound iiEB Birrm rrtoe, eaMg M CteUs ■ B*tl»s. �maM-nonaF. Tlfe t^sydsL mrawili LilNATUBE The Banne III lire Wurla for only SS.OO. More Than 500 Bdriiaut Article. MOORE'S RURAL NEW-YOKEER T>-« Oml Nu taut Fevartts . - NEARLY 100 (XiMPLBTED STORIES FARM AND FIRESIDE WEEKLY. ABLEST LIVING AUTHORS. true facta ta retaitan to ttre aupjdy o.: wool are that owing to rerteta causes which ore well known, there is a scarci­ ty t> wen) is otlurr wonl-growiss BoUta It .ide* our OSS, and ini. seartatr ha* ariaeu from the same tames s which hare aCfoitod wool-growing ta the Uuit- Tbs <tae*ew, AflsK sms! vslaaM* sat st*Mut« li<i.iu-« m ib. Kilo taw >.r.nd. A whole Library in itself, asrj*.dri’«!iii:eart5'£r ’ «>d VINECAR BITTERS SALE OX BttCTIWL tai * UNEQUALED FEATURES I ..aitsir"'" jsewfsfK.tasr"1 PROBATE ORDER. r+ Health and Weal h in STIVER TIPPED wtellK .v£WFSSS5^and plants QlUti MUYMtMlUMI?* oub naoAnjSrr'cATA^Suia ran i.n JOHN condition of the wool inters* happened to bo felt sevoreiv. but H is only a. teinixwnry check, andon* that will bo cured H. WENDEI PETERS’ MUSICAL ^LIBRARY, FIFTEEN VOLUMkS “FILED WITH Wool is irsrro in thu United States tacaure the flocks bare b«n roduood. Wool is scene in other ermutriw from the semi- reure. And why ? Because tho over production had msde juices so tow that it did not pay to grow wool VOCAL COUECWNS. '•Tft’KBMi.-ftSl H*lsi.« UjSO. A •hMn.otl'VtiM [ol b<uuklWrri Ilasrtk «»J Um*'. Rrmld. Ecbon. .*4 H.M< So*B<U. Tb. VUUMS of •ssn5JSSi2T6r.i SE£ps; wo deny tho “issu*'1 mad* by tho Atare«*! *s having any exfotence, because, were tho tariff removed to-morrow, with the scarcity of wool that exists abroad. SST'&S’ u wul *M luuaMl at «*M IiniiiL k fc“ •• ■!> w bwskr .W'».ae4 ia Batartar. ! iMtioev. rimiaah.'MR- MORTOAOE 8ALR tariff; and the "small woolen mills" for wham such a pitiful lament is set uji. । would be no better off than they are I now. In tact they would Be won* off' lt.W AmI nfH.lb... iu every reaped. And this coosidern-. -••1 <rL.ll«.*e -lU*Uwr -< A*.ml. liinolal tion brings us to tha true wear. r»«#nl*l I'taatK tunatod Ik. Wo daim that tbo ■•tauc" tarolv.d I MO«T ELEGANT ndlKALCUUOMOI iuuet I. UI< uiaBlrr. A nev. |«iw in the question whether tho tariff on , •Vi r.rei*t; muM, ymt-Jwld. ■* w„i *l Tta; •lie tner.cu entauivk. iwnM •* C«i.l««> AMnes ' UB1GC1H a UBUTHKK. WM. L ITTORNKT u4 Cseam <W«*rtT7. sad Cim Hutt rnntr.-Ill ui> ' a $60,000 00 UOO CHALLENGE tmu^tneopaWS i'aIext inss, I $5,000 each in Greenbacks I TO STHL ENGRAVINGS tixTCO would iqimodiatrlr arise such a d -inand for the sbrofration of al! tariff, on labrics from au indignant population a. would open the ports at oure to all! , .. and sagacious enough to forseee this re- I M>* salt ap auro to be the sequel to tta«uc-,' cere of their alteks ou. the wool-grow­ ing intoresta They would sap tbo tastions to gain access to tbo citadel, and tbo “small mills" should boar the warn­ ing of tho Roman pool in mind : gslS^ Alii, m x-gsts ■*->• at llws IM*. Lm ■ -• AB.BAU. a CO . MwkewdM. Itausa [ Shim ail le The wool-grower, dwnot naff that fh." •j’KSiS ply places them en au equality with for­ eign wool-growers. The complaint of the Ataassiiif ia (tat tho tariff has not had tbo effect of Itaratang the produc­ tion of wool, but this is an error. The S-.'S>'u3,&£r‘^’Si GET THE BEST ftta’t DaaOnJitO Dietician markets of the East, but ws ba*e nerer sera any evidmop that it had any taaowl••dgv of wool-growing or any sympathy with its intnreis. W» point to din two State, of Ohio s»d Mwhignto wbmb have in the last ten years more 'ffion double ttair production of wool uudi-r the isfluenre of the tariff. Bonn- yaare they did uwre than this, but then the lands Wamo owr-sluckcd.' and tho flocks tad to be rodeoed in number. The American Washer! PRICE. ©5.50. OfflJESr $57^0 Must tiuitabk' far tbo Far-uly, Most Valuable lor tho Ktudoot. ’ Mo,: lustruetire for the^Teaetar. Meet Approjiriate for tho Child, Must Useful for the Minister, Moot Icivresttag Gir tho Fanner. Cancers, Tumors. Ulcers. D" Urtnm, we sytnj-nthiro with it follr, Urtthrti that 'lore not finish u» with n reaaoa to ask for an abrogation of the tariff; oa the rontrery it furnishi-« u. ' with reason for demanding that it shall i be cantumed. and Iheefibetaf the tariff I oa foreign wool is no whan MUr folly I -rcmpliSrd than it has been by the in- | creese of tta production In OiifoAiia. Most Elegant for I tee Parlor, Moat Protitable foe tbo btady. Better than sewed Boots and Shoes arc WEilSTER’S NATIONAL RCTOBUL CABL^gt^E^ WIRE. HALFORD LSICmSHIBE DICTIONARY. :“t4t%AASBfu»- TABLE SAUCE, TSE IUT SUCE AS. SELIM “tavern! parties from Michigan, Ohio. Mas—chuseH;, and Californin, hav. Ritar ta UT wsrt sf «be wsr<4 FOR FAMILY USE. 15.50. BLOOD PDiffUR. ring the past six mouths no leas than iT’vSidTmS'ta breeding Our 'Jural now is for wool and not for b’lw.il." Here it will ta soon are development. This woodvrflsl vogeubfo rvatonitivw ia the sbaet-aaabor of tta feeble end de- Dr. Crook’s WineofTar. j. io yeaiis bihtatod. As a tame and •gad aud laaffrifi it It J * are epeetany safapet, it in superseding THEMANUFACTUIEM OF THE heliance wringer Public* Teat DR. CROOK'S I every ether rihautant. Ia all climates. ; tropical temperate ar frigid, it acta as a ’ specific in erory specie, of disorder “ PROVIDENCE.” Now. WINE Lgxi, Pe?n.eL A URKAT IMPMOVKURKT OYEB AU »THU WIIMEit. i which undermines the bodily sireogth 1 ’ and breaks down the animal spirits. w«^*hta|> wei^abmtt fire pounds co—to |3. If arid al the rate it —M be if the tariff were < iAe ahead would be worth oafeM Thia .enewof .datarp. taedZmata by any means make ta* wtafe ditferenra, tbo benefit cf the ta^fLdnk doto ta I'HOBATEURULR II AS •'**"7- NATURE’S Hair Restorative vaine » whatever pnee the foreign vaoel •vuld tan, « to ufcul 25 or 3U? Nt* JOHX £. POTTER $ CO. PVbLlsAERK. ■ ^lt^Lt5ts£3F.8 k Home Isimtutions. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-02-07.pdf c5aa5a5371a56b6bd904498e931bdb67 PDF Text Text Tf(e K«T<>*ucm< The Banner Company. VOL. XVI. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7. 1872. NO. 41. Ciffc frd Wfisat Growers. Bred for Toureslvra! net asod fo, him. And yet it was un­ pleasant to be without money; to be in thatgrsat city, where there was so much foe ammsmsot and profit, without even a penny to purchase a moment of enjoy- BOSTON CASH STOBE! IN HARRY CQUNTY. There is no crop ia which tho farmam of Michigan are mare interested than tlw wheat crop. The prices which they are to reeeiy* depend entirely on tlx foreign demnnd. Good cvjpe and an eh—dyt supply in who*.t-growing ojuntrias drive American wheat oct of the English market*. Tho Eaglich con­ sumption makes the market for wheat all over the world. Great Britian i* tho only country that uses more breadstuff* Ilian she raises. Sometimes Franco does not grow a full crop, butehsi* more often an axporter than an importer. Bhe i» oftener a seller than a burer.— Tho population Bf all other European natima live on such coarse grains, and mot! in such a degvee-to vegetables. which I have neon my companions en­ joying. For w wks together I hare been without a penny in mv pocket, and at such tones I have fell much shame in visw of my eximm* poverty. My fath­ er has given me two dollars—one wh*«i bo left mo Lm, and ono when he come to visit mo. But what was that? Near­ ly all of it went foe small arfirira I ah-1 ■dully needed. Lectures, eonoerta, and I । various other kinds of healthy entertain- j monte were visited by my companions, । but I could not go. At length the fatal knowledge was mine that others of my station had monnv for such things— money that they look from thairean‘Can't? Why not!” ploTsr* without’leave. I pandered up­ ‘ Why to tell the plain truth, Jim. 1 on it long and deeply, and in pondering raa’t got tho money." I was lost. Yesterday 1 took two—dal- | ‘ Fooh I Conte along. I'll pay the lara" it" Hero the poor boy bunt into tear* ; jI tai iaveotod in' this, trade, When wo ‘But I du not wish to run in debt, bnt tho merchant said not a word: la i eonsidcr that seventy millions of buslmU >, for I mar never pay you." uf wheat have to bo provided and tran*■ray me! Who talked about payture of net Lwsto^lit,iU1’ bMdZJd^d it, and a port uf it I used last night; but O, I want no non such hours of agony serentv r.iilhons of dollars, we have I each as 1 have paeeod since that tme. . tone idea of ths magnitada of the iasuch a Here ia a dollar and a half) sir. Take it, ■WHtmrat, and Low completely _ ______ .___ .LMARK BtTBSBLL. and when I g*t home I will send you 1 the rmt O, let mtyp, f<g J dutnot stay j। grain trade of all other coaafrtaa. where temptation haunts me. Away ia I1 A circular recently published, and the solitude of my father's farm I shall t• which haa just reached na from Mark not want the tnoutr I cannot have Ism, gives u* some very interesting mYou may say that 1 have bad exper- , formatJon relative to the proapeets of tenon; but alas I that experience only wheat in Earopo. Tho firm which eub,-IL- _— ik.t _k.‘U V --- *_._ . >1_ lirites the circular is that st Mnren. Tliomn* Carr A Co., vf itaatuck, and it long for what 1 cannot ]xn**qs White, ia an* anneal publication got up to ad­ I hare »uU and dcrirc* the wish must\ vise their oorrvepondeats. \ not k»k upon the preeent be present to gratify them. Ul m»ro; enditem of the trade an very nromiamg but oh. tel! there. not toy shame !” The boy stopped and bowed hi.. head. for. high leioos in Great Italian. The Mr. Benjsmia Goodvia took kin sU Hc fancied U had a noble influence upou son to the groat city, far h< bad ob­ I on him, and that it awoke a more gon- The merchant gaaed upon him io sitonev,.I large stocks of grain which have boon tained. as ho thought on excoltefit place aroua impulse hi his soul. But alas I and during that limo a variety of shade*, gathered since harvest, and much of I which is y«t in store and undisposed of, for his boy. It' was a situation ia tho how can a man or youth hoover pen- passed over hie countenance. ••Gilbert," ha eaid at length, ia a tow. are ronairiertd m putting a stop to all ■tore of- Mr. Audios PhaJpa. Mr. nrrun, wilb an empty pocket-book alland tone, “you tnnet not leave me. Far । *[«>Tilat>un, and tho trade is regulated I’helpe was ores, of the hmvieat mara few moaente I will forget tha differ­ entirely by the demand made by miDars chaute ofthamM; a dealer in riotha of thia time, James Baker was all kinds, doeaiptiona,' gcudifiea and Gibert’s firm friend, as ths world goes. ' ence in our stations and epeak m foradmlysupph-. Ituronsidered that wteat has now reached a maximum of f— —•— quantities. H<- was une of thewa exact, The latter told al! his secrets to Jim plainly a* you H to IV ahiUiaga }>cr quarter beyond the aervuus mon who want no eecoud say in Baker, and in return he Lean! all hit I have been tn the prices prevalent at Ihu muou of ordiUte way. It wan rear .aooa when Mr. temptation was thrown in your way—« Gouuwm oatorad ths merchant's counltemptation that should not be east in the way of any person, much loss an in- dee ii probaHe that a decline ra.v bo exporinnoxl youth.—Hin:o you have th* inraieutof theepening of the spring Phelps, ha we had arranged, and I am so nobly frank, 1 will k equally trade, saperially if Utocropent the oomsure you will find him punctual and SO Forgive me the situation in which uig reason should be very promising.— (ailliful.'* ■ I placed you, and tho port shall be for­ The wants of Great Britian, and of " Ah. Master Gilbert; ahem-yes, I i gotten. Until this moment 1 never kkunre particuUriy, ere coaaidered to like his looks Hope he will prove all thought eorioualy of thia subject; I have bees mweh exaggerated teat au­ you wish." — never rcalixof how direct was tho temp­ tumn, but nevertheless it is conceded As tho mswcUat spoke m a matter of tation thus plar-od before tho appcvnti- that the dudrioMy ia both couatrise is tart aort ofi way, bo smiM kindly epea oo* of our houses. But I axe it all now. larger than usual. The •.trouble has tha boy, and then turning to tha paraat I know that to a poor boy, who has no been that d» raleatafiods of French he rwaraod: But my father ia good if ho is poor." ecuncmiste h-d tho grain buyers of Great “ Have you found * a boarding place “Of course U is," warmly replied Britian wrong, far they Mid in supplies Baker. ^That's where yon find your nrtonly for their own no—fry, but also good warm hearts, among tho port. । to supply tha waste of France- Now it But don't yuu make tho store pay you ; turn* out that Franco will not need these “ Ah, that ia fortunate This great’ for taking rare of it ?* sapplfos, and the owners have to rely city is a bad place for Uys without? / “ No, Mr. Phdps P»ys nuhing for the ? on the necesritie* of England to get rid Brat year." of thorn, and a ave themerivee. Thtaia "Of rouse, air." added Mr. Goodwin,. " Why, are jou in earneit, Gilf— tnc noarao of rvaaooing ia the circular, “and yet I Loew yuu will overlook hia Haven’t you got any money for your aad the coochuioaa it am re* at aro aflaira a little?' hard work ?" labor you preform- I hare often hleaa- that price* being now ■> hig\ there are "Certaltdy, what I ran. But of “No, not a penny. Two dollars ia all ed ths hour that brought you to my more chaacea for a decline with the crane you are aware that I should see ■tore, for I have seen in you a valuable KUia <rf trim wUa oat of tho store." here, and those my father gave me." assistant; and if 1 ever held a fingering Mr. Goodwin said "of course,'’ and “ Well, you’re a moral improbability, doubt of your strict integrity, I shall Now lot u* took at what this circular a regular amosssalr. Why, 1 make too hold it ao mors, for it nsquiras more state* sa to tho stock of grain in the •tore pay mo eotrwthing. Mind you. I strength of moral purpo*e to ackncwl- •ovrral countries from which wheat is don't call It stealing, tor it isn’t My edge unasked, a cgime, than it doe* to exported or relied on far supply. master roertvoa tho benefit of all my refrain from committing one. Never Finuth.irc is Jteffart harertf Her work, and I am entitled to aomething in again will I acrept the labor of aay wheat crop ia stated to have been grown “Pay r rejwated tho merchant. rorarn. He to rich while I am poor.— “Ton, air; what are you willing to My haid week turns UKOxry into his till, Cm without ikying him for i!. and ea a greater breadth of lead than it if ho is dishoaett no bhunn can at­ was tha year before. The quality of the allow my eon for hi* aorvfcoe F’ and shall I dig and delve and lug my " Ah,T’ raid Mr. l*helpa with a bland lilo away for' nothing T No. When I tach Io me. You will not learo me, Gil- grain is greatly choqnwod, generally good, but not equal to the crop of this bort f" smile. “I see you are unacquaiated The bey guaod up into the < mploycr'» prevtous ywar^fariio atrengih or rotor of with our cuaUxus. We never pay any­ fare, hut for awhile teen and robs chok­ thing the first ygM-" ScatUnf. The croji about 2U per cent ed his utterance. Mr. l*bolpo drew him " No pay F' uttered Mr. Goodwin, to his rido and laying his hand upon Ice* in quantity, and quality interior. somewhat surprised.' ** But I am to liar Zndead. Nearly 14,000 acres teas tho youth’s bead, be resumed. GUbort’s Ixwrct myrelf. and I thought grown than the previooa ymr. Quality “If 1 blame you for thk* momentavy ol course you would allow him sornouartfafactory. . Tlieeo are ths countries that famish “No, we never pay anything the first the home supplie* and U is intereetiag year. If you were going to send your to undoratand bow much they can be re­ son to an academy or collega, you would lied upon to yield. It ia estimated that not expert the teachers to pay Mm for Uic yield par aere of wheat for 1871 i* bteatefijiM." . fito per rant abort of the average of 80 "No, «v-" • cud sossatimee I take n gentle peep at biubcla. llio number of acres of wheat “Just so it m bora. We look upon th* tnaesv drawer " in the Undid Kingdom for 1871 was ear apprentice aa a mercantile scholar, When Gilbert Goodwin went to bod 2.82X^to, sal tho prods— dedacug end for tho Art yetfr he can bo of Httte that night there was a demon with him, five per rant, would be m round uumTho tempter hod cotn«. Por a long brirc13400,000quarters- It ia sathaath« -fa rcapl^ yalaabte kaovladge to time there had been a shadowy, mirtv ed that the popoiettou of England con­ himself. Wh». thrrsaro at th-mosume right boahrts per heal of Beet- OUR ACORN PARLOR LEADING STOVE, Everybody in working fin Everybody ndvertlMfr for WE KEEP THE CAMELIA.' Cash Sales on Saturday last, $427 00. BOSTON C7A.HII STORK Jorttj. >nrillC{AXM*t Batsr«i. —re VM« DR. C. C. LBTatEY, •' Detroit Stoves! State Fair at Kalaninzoo, Northwcstom Fair at Grand Rapids, Sineti aid Mechaiiral Deitiiti The Detroit Stoves are the BEA VTEST Stoves In the .Market. They are the only Stov* made,of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the TTorM. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. ISAAC W- VHOOXAN. QKPCTT3b S- X»r»a»l. OramtC«AkU GROCERIES Is nt the new brick store of We pay (.'ash for qur Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and ne|| (or Cash only, nt the very lowest rates. Haatfoga, Mich- 00. 4.__________________________ HICKS. A BRO, Oyaiern und Refreshments, *m hagd »t al] hwr* «5v H- A BUHEIX Mffiffl YiJIIi BH8 30 Yean Experience rent* would be gtaa to got them tote the berth yve bsvs aeeured for Jeer boy." -Then you pay Bothteg," said tha of like necessity, if you will apeak tome you shall bare them. All tho port is forgotten, save your many virtues, and henceforth I know you only foe start . yon shall prove." -- - —- • :. Gilbert tried in rata to toil hi* gratiA weok passed on, and during that tndo, but tho merchant saw it all; and with tears in his on eras, he bluasod bW GObwrt gave the tempt* a tom the boy and than hade him go shoot Li* t i»s boeaan. He daily pondered up1W year paaae< awwy, and then an otter Uy ram. to take Gdbort’s ptae. ; easy, and,he woaOand if say one far the iaiter look his station in tho cannung-room.—But the now Uy cams not M tee boyx had came before. The ship of yaw Baber had ito iaiteaMe, and tho shaft had struck its mark. A bright-cyod. lovely girl had asked Gil­ bert to entry hertoao wring's nteatefammL. Th* boy loved that gid— loved Lar with the whole ardor of hia youthfal soul—and could not refuse • i ; r forexport will be about 8,000,000 £h1 elaZtosMsri. Good crops, and will ex­ : i»rt i.oQtm b_w, Rnsne. Sje&orn Buaria has a great incrooaoof land m wheat, more than double what is usual, but crops are not good. Ia the Taganrog dietrirt* wbnat is poor, much soft wheat in other dlstricte. In Russian Poland the crops are fair. Taking into account tho increaaed foriliiiM ofimdod by 10.000 miles of railway, and the largo Increase of wheat­ growing land, it is euCmutod that Rus­ sia will famish 21,0«M»00 bushels du­ ring this year. ' ' itafrss esd^riyary. In the several Austrian province, the wheat crops aro reported a* ftor, but no! quite up to an average. In Hungary the wheat crop is placed about 10 tier cent below an uvers^. It is estimated that tho will not bo able to - spare over 8,000.000 1--- v .1- *U_---- •----______ .terms, that it sunder n avmgo.— Export is put at 4,000,000 bushels Spain has had good crops, but it ia regarded that what Spain can spare Italy will. Med, probably to Aho amount of 20,000,000 buriseis Ita­ ly aeld aB bar spore crops early ia the soasoti, aid vww she is ahorL Mftris. Will furnish nothing, her crop* haring suffered from drouth. Zb ZTMrt Bldf. Of tho crops in this country the urcular has an mcor- much earner as that of England, Ger­ many, and other European countries commenced later than in average ***■ som. A Larger breadth of land was sown with wheat, particularly in the Southern and North western Fades. The yield is rather below ar. average in the Western and Bcnthcrn Htatea, but in the Eastern and Central States it ia as much above an average as it is below in the Western Hates, and the deficiency in UelSoathem States will be covered by the yisM on tho whole ia much better than last year. Celiforpia—yield very shoft,and will only be able to spare 800,000 quarters (2,400,000 bushels.) Canada—wheat good average.” Hua year it is estimated that tho wheat ana 4,250,000 quarter, (34,000,0W Inuhela). which is not to bo uotuutl-rvd an under Mtimato. The United States has already sent abroad over lO/XJO.OOO bushels of wheat, but we think by tho time Ion millions more is sent, there will be rath­ er a heavy draft, and we doubt much tho ability of Canada, California, Chili, and Australia to supply the other 14,OOO.UUO .bushels. So that altogether tho benefit of the farmers of Michigan the coocluauma wo aro ob4ged to arrive at aa given by ono of the largest and mart extenaivo firms engaged in tho wheal trade in Groat Britain, and whoso intersMitM if possible to keep pncee down, but yet publishing what it be­ lieves to be true, and what the whole trade will also accept aa in the stein an enable theta their inlcalntanta, from the first of September of 1F71 to the first of September 1H72, and that certain other amntnre will bo able to supply the amounts which are set ap­ posite them. The countries which re­ quire supplies aro as follows : n.in»,om (0.MMOO |MMN 8,000.000 4.000,DOO' United States,Can­ ada,, Chili, and Australia, 34,000,000 Egypt, 1,600,000 Turkey and tho Danubian Proviaeoa, 4.000,000 Russia, 24,000,000 Denmark. 800,000 Germany t Pnuria, 8.000,000 Total surplus, 80,400,000 Deficiency in bushels, K/WD.OOO With thute facte nj ths result of Moeera. Thomas Carr & Cu-’s own figBelgium by being early in the markets last fall, have secured a large portion of the wheat needed for their supply, there is likely to bo a decline in pritxi in the Snring. Lrl ne suppose tin: Great Britain has already secured cno-half what she will require, Franee two-thtois, Belgium the whole, Holland ono-half, and Swiacrlaad uno-half, and there would still be a dcErioncy of S’,00fi,006 to make ap, with only a supply of two cr three millions to fall Wk ujxm. That Fraao*, Great Britain, and Baipum have laid in large stocks Is unqnestiooalily correct, enough, but they Lar. not got one-half what they will need, nud we do not doabt it । but fams tUaetf- of many prerioua years tell us sea near tho truth, we question very much where llm wheat is aiming from tliat_wi!l carry wiUfous, the cnarketa of £ghmd and Franet• wfll be covered by eovtaty millthroagh the year. l'ertai*ily not from ■cr&am dexartmeats of the MedlterraMan. for thrir surplus rrojn are tlrnady largely roM, and in YnLro-dEagtanduow. Ifftaptero can b* kept tauter ia. the spring vith ttea atate cf rfrixa. we aUald w that oil facts aud figure* about ctctm cad pn- �qoested all citiaaoa who have — DRUGS, craning. They are getting ready for nxstter carfevnl at ths Capital a couple of Atmths later than that of laat year. barfed in the OM Cemetery to takvtbem up and remove them. Why do the* not first provide suitable grounds for their Pure Drugs and Mcdkiuts surance of not being competed to more them again, before making such a quesL Again, is tho Hirersido Cemetery as­ sociation a legal body T and if so, what is tho rexsou they do not give n valid aoaaa eevMty raaaa on the Calendar, of which four aro criminal Of those how­ ever, om No. 1 on tbo Calendar, is a motion for a new Trial, and wfll not probably raanan much time. Anoth­ er No. 3 go«a over by consent of Attor­ neys. Na 8 is foi trial but will not oc- My lot cost forty dollar*, and Mr. Edi­ tor. I hare not tho least sreuranco uf not being compelled to tcmoie the dear friends buried there, aa I have not a khadow of title to the property, only a papsr granting tho right of burial in fiUrgronnda, sublet to ...sreato and And who are the Hirerride Cemetery Company • And where did the money iota from to buy tkrir ground.! ? Was it not paid by tho tax-payers of the Township of Hosting*, to buy a burying ground for the use of tho J*ople of Huxlings, and Mt to buy ground* for/fere. Will our City Father* inrostigBte this matter, and roeio to the relief of our citixonx 7 Or will they stand back and let the Riverside Csxnetary Company further swindle our people 7 cuaad was arraign*! and plead not guil­ ty, and we understand that a motion far continuance will be made in the case. over foe want of notice, a stipulation to try the ease made on the p-rt of Hol­ brook emi Mills, by Geo. W. Mills in his own name being bald not binding on ths Plaintiff. No. 10 was continued 29 were continued on the usual terms, owing to the illness of the Attorney for the Railroad Company. No. 81 con­ tinued by consent, and surety far costs ordered to bo filled in forty days, in de­ felt of which the case win bo dismissed. No. 38 continued on tho turasd term. on 19th we Lad a splendid fall of now, which gave bright promise to ovum of fast animals of a splendid run of sleigh ing, of wbieh we hare hud too liUlo this reason, all of which were dispelled by a January thaw within twenty-four hours Na 66 was taken for <1042.28 and cost, The boys had a good time snow l*alliiig, to be taxed,"with interest from tho 18th and for a short timo the merry ginglu of day of December. Salo on and after the efeigfa bells was Lean), and then all Feta 20th 1872. subsided into mud, sltuh and pool* of (to Tuesday ruoniiag in core No. dia^jr staguuat water. Well, water is .S»4^.« in its way, and, as the t>> j ---- -------------- ----I paraBid, useful for purpose* of naviga­ tion, but for a good, steady drink Jie prrfsrred rum, which by the way, waa । rather a staggerer to tbo teinperauev usual terms. In case No. 44 a judge­■ adrorato who thought ho had arrested ment was rendered fur plaintiff fur: him; but just now we should prefer 8208.89 and cost*. In 47 for 8237.39I “ ths snow, the smw, tha beautiful and eoeta. In No. 57 Joseph Mcmam. stull, n Herbert Olmstead, et all, (not on tho printed cafendar) tor <851.12 and Oliver Macy, for many years Receiv­ costa, and in No. 58, Alexander C. er of the Michigan Central Road, atten­ Httnlin, vs. I. A. Holbrook, st all, (not ded the Unitarian Church aa usual Hunon the printed cafendar,) for <88348 day morning, a week ago, was token and costs. Caso No. 72 was argued suddenly ill with a rongretire dull and and submitted on Wsdaesday morning. died the same evening. Mr. M. «u a In the aw. oi Joseph Tinkler rw Clark peculiarly modest and retiring person, a Sutton, it was ordmed that tbo appeal man of rtorling integrity, and to those be discontinu'd utdcav the County foe who knew him best a very genial comand an Attorney foe of <5.00 be paid within fifteen day*. And tho Chancorv largely atiendod, nod the sermon deliv­ ease of Oresliam Bush r*. Sterling ered by tqe Iter. Mr.------ of Syrocasa, McABsefor and wife, in which a petition who is supplying io Unitarian pulpit to open decree waa argued at lust term just MW, ami was a worthy tribute to a by Bwoeaey and Wood for Baah, and 1. worthy num. I shall miss his honest, A. and B A. Holbrook fo/McAlfister thoughtful face in my daily walks and pnd wife, ws* decided in favor of tbe think of this verse when his image defendants, by tho Qoart in an able re­ comes into my thought*. “ And this, oh view of tbo law and practice of tho man. the L*»rd thy Gcd n«i]uireth of very largely in the clothing Rna, and spreading out and increasing in wealth every day. This proscribed race main­ tain ono elegant synagogue, on Warbisgton arcane, whore you will find on any fine risturdsy a* cfegui.tly anwftir- versal amnesty fe a very bitter pill for union cion to swallow, but as much has already been granted in that direction, aside from say just claim to eleoiaocy, that it is doubtful -whether a. a miro togt> the whole figure. Senator Chan­ dler, yesterday, visited the Demxratic however, that very tew of the Jtwiab argument as to the right of amnesty firms close tboir places of busin**** on with axns exceedingly ponderous blows. tbeir Sabbath, which domMstrutea ’ oonciasivly that, like loo.many nominal Christian*. that with all their profes­ sions. they still worship the gulden subject of tho spirit of American insti­ with sleighs, cuttera and every tiling on runner* which can be propelled by cither fast or alow nag*. The ordinance against fast driving remains at prveont a dead letter apparently, the trouble be­ ing that the police cannot spot the vio­ lator* of the same, as they ere too fast to be caught. “Quit while you're young," seems to bo tho motto just now and w«- don't know aa we begrudgu any of those lively oars their hilarious enjoy­ ment if ths passing hoar. 'Ufe is seri­ ous *nd solemn enough st host and ha* sorrow enough mingled with its keenest enjoyments. Let u* all be a> happy u tutions, a* well aa upon his alleged Re­ publican standing, but after all there side isaMs arc settled betwwm coerirtant and inconsistent Republicans, I have little dtnbi that lite amnesty Lil! wil pass and receive the votes of many who cannot find justification on the ground ot right, but simply on the iasxpodfeacy of allowing tho slightest excuse for tho disloyal rage of tho late rebels.— 8urq>a*e Jeff Davis, A. H. Btevoo*. A U than shall we longer prevent these KuKlux fender* from nulling on to immedi­ ate destruction by allowing their bloody hunds to the country within the anrretl precincts of our national Legislative Halls, a, they now-do in ths Halls ot their own State Legislatures. Michrgau commenced making iron about 1854, turning out about nine hun­ dred ton* ot jsg metal that year Since then her product haa gradually incroa*ed, until laat year site made almost uno hundred thousand tons of pig iron. The rail milt at Wyandotte turned oat and will pot forth extraordinary exer­ tions. New Hampshire is proverbially a clues state, and th* temperance and la­ that Michigan is bort known. Her bor iaaoeo are used to divert votes, bat progress ia ore digging is exhibited by the Republicans are sanguine of snetho fallowing table : 7,840 23.520 34,759 73,500 130.937 50,834 129.608 203,838, 219,907 । 330,509 522,005 568.750 709,887! 910,984; These quantities, it must bo remem­ bered, indicate the shipment only. When the ore eonsumud In the local furaaevs is added, tlw total q sou lily Linui Clark, of Green Oak, will leave Hilfedafe College <3,<M». FAIN’rS A.IS’T> OILS Paint Colors, ♦ Varnish, and Dye Stuffs, •IKEilEI ' kBoabs. tea The'Young Men's Chn.u-tfon of tbs Htste will bold thejr annual mooting at BeatSaginaw on fob. 30. Tho Holly Waler Works nt Big i__ I I_ — I and ST- BLANK BOOKS, JUVENILE tOOKs; STANDARD WORKS AMD I'OQm Lrdw TRArLHiG RAGS, aul FIXE SATIREU Perfumeries, Pomauadrs and ISir Oik Muskegon Lake manufactured 281,004,­ 380 feet of lumber; tbe Elack Lake mill* 6,600,000 (erf, the 20 White Lake nearly a million dollars to tbeir capital, and tbo deposits and discounts have in­ creased fully 25 per rent Tho progress suado in our productive iuduaoj^t*-treat Iftnxtratodby the feet BI Mild A S1MIL1DU8 CUBANTUB- ty mills 45,000,000j the Manistee mills 161,000,000; tho Oceana County mills 11,800,000 ; and other ]«iints (evt) 58,• 000,000 feet This i* exclusive of a sommaasurste amount of shiagUa, lath square timber, pickets railroad tira, tanbark and wood shipped. The prosl>*et oov is that the next seasen's ope­ rations wfll greatly exceed lh»<e figure* Throe cheese factories, in Lonswea counts, have recently shipped notethen twenty-throe tons of cheese. The Indians on the Isabella county nwrvatfou are doing a good burinesa centlyleeh engaged as'one of tho Edi­ hunting this season, while tho squaw, aro engaged in tanning doer skins for tors of Wood's llotuebold Magaxine, nt a salary of three thousand dollaia, which is about ten dollars per day. How n monthly Magarino of forty-right pages, __ _ msil route, and Mr. including contributions from tire best Oofey has Ixfen appointed pretinostor. writers at from twenty-five to two hun­ Efforts aro being made to remove dred dollars per article, can afford to pay frost otttew a Sanilac County Justicv of the Peace, uu tho ground that ho is a that there haa been aa increase ia the capital ““d in manufactur­ ing from <48,887,450 in 1870, to <57,­ 580.708 in 1871, nndia value of articles produced from <109,518,950 to <142,­ 868,135. That this increoM in buaiaou has been followed by a corresponding gain ui popalatiou, is clearly shown by tbe building statistic* given show. Thousand* of your industrious and Organ Blower." is full of tho qnaintest vnterpiising citiasns seeking a milder and most delicate and gmiol humor. dimate, and a larger return fur labor Tbo puxlv-stocy by six writer* keep up and capital iaverted, have beard all about these facte—have visited u*. and DRUGS Medicines, Twenty-two Jackson girls of vitiated taste* got up a efeighxide the other PAINTS & OILS School Books J- Stationery. PBB8CRIPT1ONB AND FAMILY RECEIITB. HOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k BLADE. much taste in its make-up. Its contents aro rarfed. snd rich in interest and full say nu mure to a reader of your Htate. The President and Gem Superintendrat helped to build the rood. They know all about ft. They run it to make money. I Th<re furnish the best car*, the best road bed. tho boot fennontires and tbs ten continued stories of great interest, beautifully illustrated, and eatortauiing short stoviea. •kelchea, poem*. . tr . with deportment* especially darotad to the 100 mon ore at work. Thu stockholder* Farmer, the Housewife and Children. at tho two Heginaws uro at as determin­ One of the principal features of thi* ed dsad-lock as erer, but 100 shares of the stock hare been transferred to Mr. Jamas F. Joy, and 1,485 share* (filS4,500) to Mr. imac I'araou*. Jf. * *•/;( he i' Wj Tbs Jackaou, Lansing 4 Saginaw Railroad is pnshing steadily forward. The iron is now laid to the •octlon linn of section 9. town SI, north, rang* 2. largely ineresood its bu.iiww within tU frr; to any adddrea». post year, aa wall as rendered more in­ Tn CaxiSTiiS is tbe or­ timate its cuMMvikma with, 8t Louie, by gan of the movementtu* score* Rchgfous Amendment to the Constitutiou of tho parties indebtrs! tu said firm air hereby notified to call and settle tlw same im­ mediately. : C. F. DwigM. Hastings, Jan. 17, 1872. WANTED ! menis in its freightage capacity ThL in-1 creasa is shirwn by tha *tetomcnt that tl>e freight received bare over its lias in 1871 was 217,588 tons against 117,99» tons ia tbe preceding year. Within ths turva uow existing in our government in particular. Law* against tho D«*ocration of ths riabbaih, tbeChrfetianUw of Marriage and Divorce, and iho um of th* Bibfe in th* Public School., Profto get a mvnl at tha railroad noting-house slander it is mate. Writ, there is Taylor Uwis has said : “In no paper si Indianapolis. This sort of class dis­ nothing equal to success but snoesns in our land du wu find m full and clear, tinction is foraiga to tha spirit of tbe iteulf, and oar Democratic friends will a dfoeuasfon oftfae great prinaptes winch Omstitaatioa ; it is an eairags upon the must underlie our own and all other pol­ equal civil rights sal (rivilsgrtof ths North Missouri railroad, fifty-one miles itical systvms." Tho numbers for Fsbcolaz sd tbob ; and it is to ba gtvoAy firing R a total length of 819 mife*. uary will coataiii a full report of tbe hoped that Qm<t»** by peasing Mr. Th. grading cf its road from Max o to National Convention at Cincinnati. Summer's tall wfll put an sod to such Jsffanon Qty is also nearly compfeted, Terms: <1.00 a year. and will U ironed early thio year. By tbe construction of the Quiney. Alton aiul tit. lamia rood, from Quincy to Pike, featr rnitoa, awtoisn la wdh lrem h.uwrwurd and will appear at tho Opera sake or the Republic now dUhuuored Hoe» on or about tho 1st of February through a denial ..f jurtise. I maka it His engagement in January, 1871, was in tbe nasas of tlw groat Ihsdarution. a perfect ovation. In, hia own peculiar and also of that quality before tho taw allege this to bo ths only measure of re­ Em, as Jack Cado, Rkhs U-u, bpxrtsou,. which fs the auprotne mln ofeoodoct, to lief that i* practicable, but desires aathe cad e*p*c*aHy that foilsw rilfocos two upaai it as a pcristtly feasiUs plan. may b. riadieatod in the ‘pursuit of P. M. Gen Ci umrsU, waa also hsfiri Wall Paper and Curtain Fixtures! J. P. ROBERTS & CO. The town of Erin, Macuuxb County.is free from small-|>ox at fest, and now tho inhabitants of that town cheerfully warble, “Como back to Erin." Tlw impromptu speech of Senator Nye, in reply to the carefully prepared and tlwy are so well pfeosod that they argument of Carl Khun is exciting are sending for tbeir friends to coms too. scription of four months for *1.00. New erage is having a great run. This brings mo to another point of fiulwcri’irrs who send 84.0(5, for the year considerable attention, and*has been Mu. Amelia Wood, a desf mate, re­ largely subscribed for aa a campaign s]*ocial and vital interest to all, and that 1872, will recsiye free the last throe siding at Jarkton, white putting cual in number* of 1871, and also “The 'Christ­ a stars, caught bar jute switch in tlw j flntu*', and narnwly c*ca|>cd Iwtng special pleader, the homely and <x«mas Dicksts," a beautiful Holiday Gift mou M-uso way in which Nye put the Book. Address Geo. A. Coolidge, Da*rare is a complete antidote. Amnesty to insse Agent, 143 Washington St, Rootu all who doiirv it; who giv* any eyi1, Boston. Caro of Roberts B.-other*. deuce of patriotism or of accepting the auuation, amnesty for al! who are gwenwd by the motto “Hr® and tet live ;” name of a nuw uight-pagu original and giro genera! rights to th* cxiktred mon dluvtratod stovy and family weekly, and northern immigrants, but no ampublblfed by Meror*. Watera, Eberts & Go., Chicago. Tho |*ap»-r presents a neat and pleasing appearance, and exhibits ' satisfactorily, aoucJadsd his recant appeal in, behalf patient study and aervre drilling have of ht. eupplomsatary oml righto bill. sequired a worid-vids reputation Cross He mid in conelution : “I make this ap­ which Bwpssrisy at tbrir bran Awa oat peal for the take of tho Senate, which will rejoice to be salfeved from a painful discuroon ; for the safes at UOo* citi- •ATEHT HEHCIHEI! Control Railroad at - --------- “on 1 be occupied. Junstion ’ and Hol­ _______ .-,-H.bU »••!»•*• operation nssr tho railroad track. " Tlw fire department nt Spring Lake ba. been .trengtheuml by the orgamution of a hook snd Udder company. Newaygo iu ths sprin will revel in tho luxury of a new ban much needed institution- n from 1805 to 1870 double*! hfr pepofelion. Five millions of dollar* were in­ vested in buiidti** l’ ---------- “ greatest weaknraa of the opposition and eye* of Commsreial the bort strength of the Republican par­ of great capataliato is being drawn hilhty that could possibly be devised. Hoven year* hare so changed public groceries, tho gross safes of tha year sentiment that tho echo of their rtereo- show aa increase of felly 30 per cent.; typed (trains instead of falling harmoni- oar iron manufactures, have Increased nisly upon the listening our of tbo Ito- tbeir product from 72.U0U to 84,853 Urai, public would prove the death atrain of tho rstoipl* oT groin fears Ucreascd The day of prayer for schools, college*, tbe &,athcra Goda. A fcw<y ear* at be»t from 23,908,018 basbeU ia IB70 to 26,­ 281,878 biuhsU in 1871 ; our milfer* univsrsitto*, 4e., was ol>*e*v«d in thi* city in our Presbyterian and fbngrega- from the death of the laat man ia his tumal c'uurehra yesterday. metaphorical ditch, four-fifths rf his Tlte city csMitiaucs healthy for tho comrades being already three. Why “rich," yielding in the blast furnaces about sixty six per coal of nistal; it will thee, to do justly, lore mercy, ami walk bo observed, therefore, that nu«Hy onohumbly before God.” This was the third Of all the pig iron inode in the Wednesday afternoon, case No. IS. United States is smelted ' from this rolor-or political proclivities. This is In all cases notice in thia report by (iroltably tho actual right and jastico of numbers, that ar* on printed calendar, sermon was all comprehended in four the question aside from policy and expe­ the names of parties, etc, will be found wqrda, “And so did be,” and was a com­ diency. in the calendar on 84 page. plete sermon at that. But to turn to something else quite That tligre is an urgsnt necessity for the passage of Mr. tiamm >r's supptemomary civil right* bill, and that chanu-torixad by low canwdiaa jokes on its snforcemont i* a cfo*r o»vi of jurtira ing. (Jan. 224). and the following we and humanity to the colored race, was the part of Cox and others ; bat no cbsrginglho officer* of tho Ihrormde bare Mr*. Macready, who, supported by signally illurtrated the other day at tit. argument worthy qi reputation against Cemetery with rolfing lota in said ceme­ what is railed an the poster* a tainted Ixmi*. Fredrirk Douglas, whom every the Secretary has been submitted. The tery, and approprfeting tho proceeds to company, osean for her opening night one is romjiellcd to acknowledge as one Democrats Mem to take tho ground that their own private u»r. the great character of Shytock. No of the moot talented and respectable man the late law and authorising tho ennver­ It ia strange that any om, or any doubt she cun do justice to tbo role, but of the Nation, rsgiatered hi* aams It sion of tho Loan was designedly so combination of men, should allow them tho Ptanter's Hotel in that city, but wm part of the money-loring, '-pound U refured the privilngn of diniax there, flrah." soniid old Jew is to us extreemiy fn his Mtatife career Mr. Douglas* ha< ropulaivB when portrayed by a man, be frequently met with ju»t *uch indigni­ law ur report to Coagresa, that he a Booth, Wallack, or Macrwodr, but ties. By the Captain of too. boat bear­ hi. oould not place a loan snbjoet to its truth in the aarertion ; on tho contrary, a* deliniated by a w oman, it tntui be ing the Santo Domingo Commission he proviriona. Thia is what the Democrats ail who had anything to do with it aro simply and exquisitely horrible. W* wm at first denied the privilege of sat­ confidently expected, and a success oat af pocket and much preefoas time. therefore uhcqnivoosbly decline all com- ing at ths rams table with the other Snee the undersigned had control of Commissioners. Not long ago ho VM it, they have received all tho pay for fete Bold, and thoir hooka, an tevoatign- the Ohio liquor law, but in sums re­ spect* U regarded at being an improve­ ment upua that. To obtain liceavo to soil at all, the applicant mart give bonis n the amount of throe thuanud du! lar* tiiat ho will romplr with tb» requirmanta of pta.law, - while th* law is ao framed that a man ran harlly engage in tho business without oxjxking him•elf. hi* bondsmcBr*ud ovsu. the promfeta wiwe ba tolb » L**V lomaltiN. Tl«fin»rvo:c Ey'wiu:L this law wat jiSsd sToodat foHow* : in tho Souato, 86 for and 4 against ; ia ths House of Represoutaiivos, 109 for and against. ■drfAsr's LtAf"! Iltuu Mtgnatr for February, come* laden with it* usual sup­ ply of good reading for the housaboM. There are few homes that would not be 200,OOOfeetofAsh Logs 100.000 ft of Ash Floor ing!;! forlwhich the high­ est market-price in ash will be paid. Tns Dtrsyrr Tvxsxl—A shaft 90 feet deep has boon sunk, and new the workmen will aoon begin to work un­ der tho river. Al this depth a stratum of Line day i. wanked, which is tlw most fsvorablo earth that could be •atm lar a Day,” m the March number­ Terms »2 a year, with u large reduction to clubs. Address T. S. Author A Son, Ilriiadalpba. Pa. nwicnT.BUMBALba Ml *» 'iKkmfea fro* StaMWL MXtoiW from Altona, and eighteen miles from BigUapiife. Mr. Hhridoa psopo^ to upon a store <» the rite of tho new town CM. CENTRA "Aa esteth isrto-d i, Wk^ is aatesm fret square, end the riifes well snpjwrted. Only five or six men cun work nt a tiros, nod nreordingly two sets of hands are employed, » that tho gviee on by day and night. Should no lodge of rock bo struck, and it 1* roorety prepabb, th. wrote vilprotood rapidly. (160 pukeu) far (J oo. AUo' NEAR THE BANK. an umnenac atock of one year Th* beat stock oi Meat always on tat Cal) and Get your Btnak, Ito* A'™’1 , Trees, Small „r any th~g yea want. oXsWldte green Seadlinga. Blulto. Ifey^ Vines, House Border Plants, &c.', Ac., the most complete assort-1 luent in America. Prepaid bv mail. Priced Catalog®, t<, any jM*™-.ta»W*d. leu. pstji on Comnuaaiott. Agent. Wanted. B. M. WATSON, Old Colony NurtW-riou urn? W__. V. . ‘ �OFFICERS OF THE COURT. Vaccixjuux.—Dr. Cox, boring just recierod n quantity of Cuw Pox riras, ia prepared to vaccinate, with tho pure article, all who may wi»h to have it Gold 1,10. C1NRCME8. Watrrxn.—A suitable housekeeper ; 40 turn for th* lumber wood*; also a good mill. One thousand acres of laud for sal* oa 10 yrtre’ time. Enquire of Sun shmea. Beautiful day. Spteedjdrietgtoag Exceedingly cold nights. ^esatsr-abt.';”■tisstc. Os Taut.—The case cf Woodring v* Freer. Next, the slander case of Williams vs Freer. XJKS, -VEKILK BOOK KI UlrtXM RAGE, r/-v2- Adrcjna £»3XB!«**r Great sacrifice of Winter Clothing. Star Clo­ thing House, Grand Rap­ ids Mich Tmxus el tho National Capital are fully set forth in th> letter ot cur Wash ington convwpondrnt herewith printed. Dorr—The fanners in bringing to market wood, lumber, hoop polos, ties and all kinds of produce, all of which brings the highest prices in thia market. Aged forty-six years. It is not to much to say that by tbo death cf Mr. Bartow, cur city has lort its bestburinoM man,and cm who cook! TERMS OF BOLDING COURTS. not be otherwise than active and effi­ cient in whatever derertmrut he was called to officiate. Long a resident of Hastings, he was thoroughly identified MUT oorKTT-rteH u,'nwwith ever) public enterprise, and will UXT CO'. X T Y - YL-r. »«*d*n M .rr *. J .*< tow bo mimed in every eirtte. Ho had filled uSZ’StoWft* ■ almost every office in tho gift of the jwople of tbe Township, and at the time of his death was one of tho Alder­ men ol our'eity, and Chairman of the Street Committee. Mr. Barlow loaves a widow and family of young children, one ot whom, foe cUoel daughter, waa abeoct attending school near Pttadelphia at the time of her Faltare dereaass to whom the true sympathy of tbo pub­ lic is most generously extended in their sad berievsment, by which a fond aad Ova Detroit letter wm delayed from sorno canoe, aad did cot reach us in time for last iasua, bat it is readable neverthe lose. Mi lx* Saxtbos ia now iu thia sec­ tion, as agent for Geo. R. Roberts A Co, lumber .dealer* of Muskegon, luring me >, buying hay and etc.,tn send to tha Money HENBT I. ALLEN. Scboularafl, Mich., Breeder A Dealer in fine Promiani and Imported fancy Fowls. I am prepared to book order* for delivering after tho fiat of Septem­ ber, of tho (allowing varieties : Dark and Ligtal Brahmas, Ureve-coure. Dom­ iniques. and Buff Cochins. Semi stamp ort25tf. for pries* and description. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division re Stufis, OVERCOATS below cost, Knit Woolen Coats, 60 Cents. At Star Clothing Hoose, Grand Rapids. & OILS £ SOLD IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY A SLADE Das'v'sa rotaosa with th* sticky, filthy, dangerous Hair Preparation*, but use Nature’s Hair Restorative, which is' perfectly clean and traa*|>a out and -iterdy /rss /rem rll fangrrnu irtyi. It will positively restore Grey Hair, prevents the Hair from foiling off. will cauan it to grow wheu prematurely lost, remove* dandruff sad keeps tbo head in a perfectly healthy couditian. Try a bottle and be satiafoid that it is the grostisot discovery o^'lhe ago. Procter Bro*., Glouceatar, Bcle Agents fur the Patentee. All tbo Druggists have a full supply Seo advertisement. puund extracted from barks, roots and licrbs. It is Nature's Remedy. It is prefoctly harmless from any l>ad offi'et OLD. ULUIU ISO DIRECT ROUTE, upon tha system It is nourishing and , ss cs strengthening. It acts directly upon ths blood. It quiets the nervous system. It gives you good, nvoci sleep at night. It is a groat panecca tar our aged fath­ er, and mother* ; for it gives them strength, quiets their nerve*. nad gives them Nature's sweet sleep—as haa been proved by many an aged perron. It ia Michigan Central R. R. ichthehiflr priwinaA Sg-jHar Fiax.—On Saturday about ono o'clock in tbo aftcnxxxi, a fire broke out in the north end of tho kitehen on tho premtee. of A M. Bock,.on Washington street, but wm speedily extinguisbod by the prompt aid of our citiaens, with only a nominal tool of two or three hundred Tho Grand Hirer Vai- | ley Railroad Company. J Isaac M. Crane, Imus Ort, M, 1«71 . I«®1 B. B. Wightman, Bi l fltod MarA [W-’J Jane G Donley JuhuDonl*) Harvey E. Handy. —_______ Imus November 4, 117 L [702] Albert M- Smith, . ■a. Wiliam G King Burgher and dX ___ C. Worth. Trespass on the cnee. i J C.G. Holbrook, MlddloJU®. I Tho. C Culler | Foredoeart: pctitisa I far rehearing | Harvey H'nght ] Balch Smiley A Bajdt A meeting of tbe signer* to a call for the organisation of a Fire Department waa held at tho nrata* of the Common Council ]>cnaant to notice, on Friday evening, and organised by electing F. D. Aektey, °* ehatrtnan, and O*o. M. Dewey aa Secretary. Th. object of tbe meeting wm stated to be to sleet Officer* rf a Fire Company. [7U] Marrones Wright. SECOND CLASS. ("H Sila* Dutton, the further argil Tnsvxums in the South West will pany, we pledge ourselves to follow tho find in tlw tetter of our St. Louis Oer- load of and be governed by tbe orders roapondrnt. information of importance, of the pre tew pare Obtain. Tbo mooting then adjourned to meet and the public at largo will find it readon call of the Captain. F. D. Acxxxt, Caotqt and desirable with fish, meats, roups, eta, ia tbe famous Halfen] Table Banco. Persona who make a single tri al wonder that they have never before used thia capital good* For sate by Ajkttkxb Frxx.—Tbe Imuso ot Oliver Woodruff of Rutland, with all of his household furniture and most of the wearing apparel of himatU and family was entirely consumed by fire on Mon­ day last lx>» estimated at one thous­ and dollar*, on which it is sail th«re Administrator of tip oetate of Dongle. J? Issue November IS, TB71. [7WJ re. Calvin W. Jacrson, ] I.A. A E.A. Holbrook. Tax Court Houk is bei ng decidedly improved by placwg a partition arrow tho main HalL'just ituddo of tho outer doois. Thank* to the ever watchful euro eloct a'captain pro ituftrt, for tha or­ ganisation of . said Fire Department — Voted to proceed to alert by ore »*ee RitxKXua tho social to night, at tbo vote. W. 1. F. Hama wm unanimously residence of Mr*. Willard Haya A fine time in prospectVoted that a committee of five be ap­ O. J. Teepte. Tus hop on tho even ing of the 15ih pointed by tbe Captain otoet to submit a George Milter. inst, in aid of Mr*. Barthakevski. Constitution and By-Laws for the gov­ George MarohrtJ. ernment of tho Fire DcpxrtmenL Tho Tax bricks fur tbo improvouumte on Cajdain appointed as said committee, H. tbe Jail and for the now chimneys at A. Goodyear, Geo. M. Dewey, Geo. C. th. Court House are being delivered. Worth, David R- Cook, and F. D. ArkThe work is important and is being pushed forward' with commendable A dog belonging to Harry Carpenter, foe some eaus* or other, bit Mr. McEl­ wains'* boy oa Monday. A sled stake in the hoods of C, Suttoa. end also an ax used by T. Tinkler bid "good byo to Mr. («0) Hannah Sibley. Biriummd’cbandlvr. (uo) with Richard T. Flint 1 Harvey Wright. Isen* Jan. 2. 1872. [818] M. Julius Ru**oll,rt */ k VanVelanr A W । Simon McCaHntan . J , tiamuol Dole an 1 Goo 1 Van! elsor A Worth ■, w Dole I Injunction; bsari-Mt v*' > on pleading* and Jeese Chance aud Elisa | proof* ' I'L.___ I Kirhals&FiuRpnJr.rnh of the District Board of Union School | District No. 1 of tbe City of Hastings have been requested iu writing by al Irart five legal voteroof said District, to call a special meeting, tbo object of which said special meeting of aid “School District, as set forth in said written request, is a* hereinafter sta- Fu«>, rt.Kf all Diseases of thr Blootl; afro thf br»t Diuretic Ih Um far KMnev Complaint», ITeak Dadi, fain in Uu JMns. number one, of the City of Hastings, will be held at tha Court House, ia said Qty of Hasting*, in said District, on Monday the 12th day of February, 1872, nt 7 o'clock r. M , far the purpose of adopt­ ing such moMuros a* such mooting shall deem necessary and exjiediont, to bar­ row money, for tho purposo of building a Union School House in said District, and to do and transact such other busi- School Building, ia caw said District at such meeting shall vote to commence Tax Brxxrrt Psarv.—Some 200 tick­ add proceed with th* erection of a Union ets have been printed and. left at dif­ Schojl Building foe said District. D. B. Coux. Moderator. ferent places of busincM in town for N. Banow, Director. sale. We learn they hare been token rapidly and tho iudicatams'nre that there will be a big turnout and of course a good time, at Union Hall Thursday evening, February I5ih. Ho, CxamMXx.-It ia tbo Order of th. Mo>t Worshipful Grand Master that all Master Maron, within tbo jurisdic­ Tbo popularity of this favorite of the tion of this Ixxlgv convene at tho Hall traveling public, under tbe Aha manage­ of Harting. Lodge No. 52, F. A A. M., ment ot J. H- Thyfor, Jfoq.. ia wrtl at­ Wednewday evening, F.b- 14th, A. L. tested by tho daily list of arrivals- Ou ing remedy for our children. It hu Monday among many others we note relirvod (uul cured thousand.. It is the following distinguished geutlruwn very pleasant to ydro; every child tikes registered there : Hon. Birney Hoyt, it U ndtoves nad cures all diseases uriginating from impure btool. Try tho Vegetins. Give it fair trial for your romptant* ; then you will say to your H. Rosa, at the M. E. Pommage, on friend, u.igbbur and a-.-quaintance. "Try Wodneeday evening the Uth ia»L A cordial invitation ia extended to all to Creek , Hon. Peter T. VonZile, Cl.arit : it has cured me." ba present and contribute their niU, or lotl* ; J. L. Hawns, Esq, Kalnmasoo ; Hue. Isaac M. Cre—, liato. Itaf^a ; W. H. Ceboti, BnHalo N. Y.; E. W. Hewett, Hickory Corners; Hon. Harvey Wright, Middleville ; Hon. 8. Taylor, Ionia; J. W. Nichols. E-q, Charlotte ; rt 11 o'clock *. x. to-morrow (Thursday) A. a Whitaxnb, Grand Rapids, and JF. Emory. Middleville. at the residrw-e of th* family of ths de­ ceased. on Jeffimcn street. The Bov. and the TwritE.ries, and tbu traveler reaches almost any point therein by a J. W. Bancroft, Rector of Emanuel cptondid Uno of ftatiroad. Thb Ism of Railroad i* tbe Urbusun» Itorre, which start, ftom Chicago by tbo Chnmgu. Berttogtan A Qmnry Railroad, ana, ruumug throegh Hea­ tAppwl Mill* A Burgher. r 24, J 870. Hotbrook AMilla, tAssutnpoit. Sweeter A Wood and Wm. Barghor Issue April 18, 1870. IMPARLANCE CALENDAR. patrick, u. j Sweessy A Wood, > Assumpsit, Iordan, J Mills A Bnrgber Im Aiwil 11. >871. ^'oodring, j Swoewy A Wood, Appsllsst, i >. *nn^t I Wm. H. llayfonl. SBsplovin. >rd. J C. G. Holbrook, larea Jane tt, 1871. fort. 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Datndt Opua 1S.OOO, Iws A. — rain liillS LESSIGS! :: s—w � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-02-14.pdf 55d0b58de9e5c16ec7099725b6069c60 PDF Text Text Th» Bm The Banner Company. ar njumva,tutu co..xrcw. VOL XVI. 02 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 14. 1872. Mwsil and 6i0es Caffi [ products of our own shop* But, iaed to middle age. She was little, sick-; her existence by loud aad scandalous ' steed of reowdying thia tho bill pro| >y, ahabbfly clothed ; she lived jn a I quarrels with her husband, alxlicatiant i posed to make the injustice just tar. per tawdry house with daring paper on tho in favor of bee boy, and fraittem at­ rant greater! Therein no branch of Amst-loan manu­ wulla, and torn, dirty matting on tho tempts at exciting insurrection in Spain, floor; tho air slu> breathed waa that of fto was a bed Queen 1 and a bad wife facture which has vindicated it* claim to | want and vulgarity; year in aad year Asa mother-in-taw, she has been so Protection more fully then Steed-mak­ out aho worked st a machine, sewing thorough and practical as to drive her ing in all its deportments. Requiring drosses for servants aad shop-girls who daughter's husband, (he Count of Gtrbullied bar. not unreasonably, for sho genu, a Neapolitan Bourbon, into madwas but n :»xir Mmpslresa, if tho truth must be told. Iler husband, a coarse­ It is with this exemplary stalasgrained. gossiping fellow, triad this woman that tho Duke of Monlpcnaier, from Offlee by him. or hit taatemmmte, trade and that, became a ward politician, one of the nod decent member* of tho did whet be could for hh family, but most decent branch of the Bourixm*, to and who cannot, in tha M8XTO cf thmgs, I felt that his wife must do bar share. Ho new reported to bo forming a family work forhh re-etootion sa ^y'.sAuM liad been Good to ruw-bouod. stout Cm- pact, Vy whteh her Son is to marry hie work for one who had nrree treated than noctkul farm women, beside whom she daughter and bo made King of Spain, as enemies. Who doubt* that It fa SO fa doubtleu appoarod inefficient enough. and if fliia fa accompltohM within tho 5Eu make for thsmaehwi u brilliant other States ? Who bslieree that U If other* remrmlicTed how tenderly next right year* the Dake himself is to record, and to prove that Protection could carry Loufafanx oftsr the Oodtag nurtured aho had been as’a girl, and bo Regent during Don Alphonse's nri- givee us both cheaper and better roods gnu perftemaneas of last mmK. •*that tho fortune sho brought him bo had noruv. An actual eon-in-law of Mont- than Free Trade. Mooting reoentTv cna ttfaaeredfajportby the brother ■ las flung away, ho never did. Nor did sho. t«n»ar, tha Comte do Paris, soring no of the best Steotyrorkon of tho West, who bolds th. beat Federal offion fa that i They were wretchedly poor, and it was tmmexlfata proepact of hi* raining the ha stated that, prior to tha war. ho al­ State ? We apeak to ssosfoto mac, aad । bat just and proper she should work crown of Franco by the unaided effort* ways u.**l Senderaoa'a beet Tool Steel, demand a* intelligent judgment at tbs of Lis own faction, fa announced u which cod him never loss than 25 cent* undoubted facts. Four or five year* ago, the Hep«*bS-. I to giro birth to another child, to be traveling through Austria, on his way to ;per pound, and often 30 een^x occnnur.nl at the tired Lrvaat, and watched Frobsdorf; the residence of the Comte ilirn-Fr fiiidmg a bod bar, wflk waa cans carried Georgia by a majority of ; and prayed orw with tho blind, idola- de Chambord, to by to nrrange In a par- Ihfatoes. Now, he buy* uf Park Bro^ Pittsburgh, a better article for 16 coats • trona dorxAiun aim garc to othem Cer­ renal intorrsew with Ihnt atagdar mam- ' from tain logical moralisu lay down as axi­ my *>me compromise by which they currency, of which ho has new lost a । pound. Any man who prdpooM a re­ decency to run away, and who have oms that there ran bo no tragwly with­ out cxinw, and that no woman, with tho Ropublie. ButM de Chambord, daction of tho duties an Cast 8teo! while ruined the party's projects almost boa penny of duty fa levied m such pro­ rrmd redmnptfoa. fiat though than ia loro, a husband and children, ought to w)k> fool, that his only strength is fa o»k for mare. This woman never did ing as abiurd end unpractical as are ducts a* wo cuinat make, ju'ctns to us bat tho skuleton of a party, those is still of therehotno facta afaua \ blow at a'Stete Commit toe ; and that Comnuttoo nk for more- The load bragging poli­ hi. liigiHod rural supporters, without iiraarant hThis Tariff tician temnined her hero to tho fast If waiting for tho arrival of his cousin of . licr life slowly, dried and witherod away, Orleans, fulminate* another proclama­ finis department of Bteel manufacture as a tree might, tapped of all its juices tion fun of Middle Ago myotlrism and which cao ill afford the toss, and which ! at the root, she tliougfct it waa liaroalf Bourbon arrogance, in which ho keeps tha country would by no um*m consent I that was to blame. I'liia poor laxly was up that pretense of royal uuthonty to spore if the facts were known. We log that they osnao mors giro Mm an | cursed with as finely wrought an or- wloch it has been tho businoae of his refer to the manufacture of Cast-Steel electoral vote from Gsotgia than Uiay i ganitation as any fajonto of fortune; life to sustain ia the mimk kingdom in- fires foe locomotives. 1'rior to ran make him Pope- Contrast thia with English'Lewmoor iron was u*od fur thia Onnectieut, where tho Republican* both body and mind reqaind oumponiona of .bier own xtaate, and that nutri­ purpose ahnost exclusively; the best meet iu convention, uoentaato a State ment which Nature and Art gives but All these ]>eopla, Isabel, Chambord, selling far 15 cent* a pound. About this ticket kii! choose delegatee to Ph bdriMoutpcnsicr, end Faria, feel that they time, Krupp of Germany introduced tho phia, taking care aat to pledge them to gained, by being bora, an inalienable Grant Can you aak why 7 They want right to govern some millions of m«B,on to carry their State iu April, and know whole, bettor than themselves. that tho way to do it to ari to nominate a boumfull of children, mako llteir the I but extermination will ever vlolhiss keep their aoubt puro and their Nothing I Grant. manners rehmxl, and add to the num- <enulicato that idea from tho head of bitant price of Ut cants per pound.— Now look at the rase of Missouri. member of a royal family. They When tho war began, his agetta, taking Tkt St. Lmu ZAcMseret. having tamed ita her every year. She was not strong in any i pass through numberless reruln- ndvuutagv of oar miatortunaa. and coat afane 1870, now belittles the lAroany sense ; so she stltrbed, and nursed may i end trained them, with th- dirty walls tions. l They may read history for a lifo- kr.ewing wo could not make them hire, al movement saying that fa to of no ac­ If they happen to be younger r.fa*eJ-tu fix any price, or even to give count, and Tit imn echoes it of raune. . nlxjut her and tho turn matting under tmo. ' ! foot, end the crowd of children grew ison they may play at Domocracy them- any guarantee of exadonew. Many wore But the men who led that movamsBt to ' shabbier and coarser and more vulgar aelves, i aud write little Sophomoric imparted by our manufacturer?, who of victory were Carl Schcn, Grab Brown. 1 day by day Ono day an old accom- IUoutiKW on popular governme nt and the course pail in addition to the nnnscos Grosvenor, Ax, and' not one of these is of man. Bal they never wholly write high price abroad, all chargee. for Grant On the contrary, they ore nliiluacnt cf hoc girlhood neorrod to ngbt* : ' her: flower-pointing, mokling ia clay, iJose tho fantastic protensim tlixt tho all dead against him. TU Kost says they only Jed off Twenty-five Thousand I dcotauing—it docs not matter what; throne is theirs, and that theft, purjury, Republican* fa 1870. We asawsr, ' work, however, in which her reel no- 11i and. muruer are right if they are nceesThey ted off enough to rarry the State i tur.* would haro found food and eipros- ।rarj to gain it. If they ore ctevec or *lc,n, and tho pay for whteh would have I ontorpriting men. they are dangerou* by over Forty Thousand majority. Per­ haps enough of those have come bark been comparative affluence. Rhe soot a in tbeurselvn*. If they are, as it oftento rerorao that veniiet; but we know 4|w>cimeo of hec work fie- trial, whieb erhappens, dull end feeble dimi, ttiey was spjirevod ; but—mnu wsro employ­ are used by unprincipled advoatunm- vested tisrly H.OUO.UOO in their works that there are thousand* of them who ed who had then trained to business.— Tbcy cannot be trusted nor despised, inlhatcirr, commenesd the tunnufar- would vote for another candid ata. but tore of Locomotive TYrcs, and other lire only princes in Europe to-day who will not vote lor Great Aad there to Onlv (bn tnar.hlite was left, and tho dorms of cast ste-l, to the amount of scarcely a Marly balanced State tn the that she could foot do it grew nd some 20 tun* per day ; aad, in a little Union wherein Gen. Grant to ted a raari’ than one year, instead of adding grew before her sight until tho day tile duty to their profits, a* the Free other Republican who could ba nomi­ came when she dropped as under an in-, tolerable burden. As she lay ou the' Trade theory awumc*, they had lowered nated. the price to 12 1-2 cents, gold, or more We state Gets well known to iateUibed day alter day slowly dying, husband and children were loud in sorrow end They see these apparently aaaUe peo­ than tho whole euxrant of tho duly. cvnt politicians. We do not say that asumUhment. * flow had alio come by ple in tho enjoyment of enormous wealth The foroigucra, in thnir desiro to retain Gee. Grant will Mi, if- siwissSsd, ha •tub -umnifoM dimaaco f Machine saved from the spoils of an older tyran­ our market aud crush out competition, elected ; but we do say that his nomina­ work and want of air I It was incredi­ ny, who seem to have no object in life hare since reduced prices to 11 7-10 te renders doubtful a Rcpnbltean tri­ ble." !?)>• straggled with her work bat to wait until some hour of tumult cents per pound, duty paid. Another umph which, with a new candidate, vet, aewrd as site lay on her back drew may eatable them with -bloodshed and catabluhmeot, with an investment of publicly pledged to tho Gue-Term prin­ her children riroeto her with a hangry, corruption to win a crown. They feel 8200,01)0, has recently c immencwd the ciple, would be morally certain. Aad unsatisfied taro' in her eyea that they that here is an enemy always <m thsir same branch of manufacture at Latwis- this is so palpable that intelligent, couta not understand. But as the hour flank reedy to take advantage of tbs first■ ton. 1‘eun. Three works have prorod thoughtful Republicans, who esteem the came for her to owt tho world'that had careless movement. They naturally thoir capacity to make tho best tiros ; cause more than any man, are bound to been so niggardly of its comfort or seek security and indemnity through but, while they aro enabling onr rail- consider it bonaty'to her, she was breet with rest • banishments and confiscation*, and oth­• roods to purchsM' their locomotives tally er measures comlsmned by tho liberal -eeiuod scarcely sane. "JMi« thinks if and enlightened spirit of tho ago. But they could haoe been mad* trader Free she could see ami smell** thorny rose that It is creditable to tho magnanimity of Trade, it is naedlase to add that thru far used to grow wild amid tho farm* down Fu-pubhc* that they allow oven to those they have not mode a dollar tor them­ Looking over tha rsjiatan at hotels, there m Maryland whom she was bora, lawless enemisu of society a freedom selves. While it cause* the Member of •bo would be well again. Now what which is never seen ia absolute pivara- Coagrees, who prob *tly‘doc* not know we frequently see tho name of the nun good could there bo in a roes F' Ho meats. When tho Bourbons ruled m that such an article as a steel tire is with' ' and lady" appended to ft. Wo could not boo why sho would make thorn Rpain smv attempt to changn the struc­ made in the country, no suffering to jwo- have often wandered what was meeet by these words ; whether they wefo faput ilio Children out' of the. room, and ture of tiie State was puaiah^l with ex tended to conrey the tafortnatfon ttari turn out the gas that alio oiuld not see ile. ur prison, or death. When the the machine, and so lie looking up at Bourbons, the Orleans, sud tho Bana- bo.-ween these prills and rata, it fa a in his .company, and under hfa escort, tho patch of sky above tho brick walla. partos rvigned in France, Bt Pelagic more serious question to th- honorable When aho was dead, ha cried, "I did and Cayenne wore tho homre ot the men who hare conducted this difficult or whether it was a woman of dtarewhat I could ; I am not to blame."— rash thinkers who doubted tho wisdom experiment to such a grand auroeoa, and putable character, whose intimacy white And it waa true; no man can go beyond of th* Tuilerieo. But tho revolution of tha two hundred and fifty workman who abroad was too great to allow the ides IMS spread a host of reactionist to are earning from 82 to 88 per day. of rshpectaMKty. On tsqriry we find tha it means hfo wife; thea why, in the Kt against it, and loft to Moatpenaior When there manufacturers hare com­ that nemo of common deeeocy, don't he say dltha grade in tho army. The Republic pelled ihrir competitor* to per all tha na of 1848 openod its doon to Louis Bana- duty and mors, as a tribute to American to aad write " John Brown and wife F’ parte. who come in with purposes of aiffil ami a contribution toward tho liqui­ Then the ob—vrr will know, without raaxri«l "beggar pr'.a untitlcl, and burglary and aasaasination; and tho dation of our National Debt, when they doubt, what ntaixsttewonulrCTto clothod them royally in their own fame*; Republic of 1870 allows Aumslo and have furnished u* tire* of steel worth him. Borne wea seem totlfakfefsw and Titanins have rejoiced to worship an JotaviUc to take their places in the As­ tour-fold more than those of iron, cud mark of refinement and eelrare to ssy per oeut les* mousy, and thia "lady” when they refer to their wfrfa. BBS. But if she ha 1 boon taught prac­ sembly. and votes them back thotr an- for Ths use of the word wife may seem white paying throe-fold higher wages tically the one occupation for which her than tiieir oempetitors—whsu they have commonplaoo to ooms men, and yet it ia laato and ability filled her ? If all wo­ tririy achieved tncceas, and are about to a holy and aaorod word, end no man men were so thoroughly tangirt such reap some small reward for their labor* who has a wife should heeitata to esll occupations that employment would bo her by that tender feuna. whether tefiss open to them a* men ? The answer domraur cirri, or <m the regtotakefn matters nothing to hue now. A day or FIRE PROOF STOVES! baa become a City and is rapidly (row­ ing; in importance It being my fiist visit, wanted to lean what I could of its business and iinprovemsuta. Making such investigation as my limited limo would allow, found the moot noticablo and attractive feature was the Annual Great Cos*, and Cleaning out ffalu at tho Errvy Store Warranted tiro Yean found tb.y wore really selling all Goods * ut coot except Groceries, which I believe they do not advertise to sell at east. A Gnunesa. Of Every Inscription, .Manufactured to Order, &BJWUf.LE 04 K LEATHER. 10.000 MP BITCKETS |)octrg. Detroit Stoves! 'Stale Fair nit Kalamazoo. Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapid?, Sirjesa aid Mettfcal Delta, " sTlkSu " c”“ * »*“<»■• »*«*• The Drtnil Savu an the —- ™'lt "T' ‘•’Uy. Stmt HEA VIES!Son. '----rior Charcoal iro In the Market. in the World. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. 'he best place in the OF HASTINGS GROCERIES is at the new brick store of two ago tho worn-out body was tail bock tn tho earth to which it had been drawn by such strong and subtile kin­ ship. To what red or recompense tho soul of tho gentle lady passed, only Ho knows who took it houro. Her work pay (.’ash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash only, nt the very lowest rates. HICKH- < BBQ. Hestisga, Mich., Oct 4._________' 11 A! H A ! H. A.. Bus ell! Go tiiern lor your HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS 1 CHOICE GROCERIES! A fine stock Jen Qrssrn BVSSU. MOKVMXXTB, DENTIST lUffll to shorten tho boots of die nation by just ten percent. because tho Free Trader, hare made a bud ado over tha high price of feather. siderod. Take for oxampl<<thn clauss on Iron aad Steel, which nropoess a reduc­ tion of ten per oeut, of existing deltas “on nil Iron and Steel, and on all man­ ufacture of Iron and Stool, of wtriota 1 either of such metal* is the ccmpoaont jioxt of cboif value, oxooptmg Pig Iron 1 and steal Rails.” They cntainly are wire in exrepting tho two latter ; for every man oonroreant with the manufacture of ^ig Iren knows that the long diacusaira winch roaulted m tho lowering the duty two dollars stopped tho building of furnaces' ami, by diminishing homo production, has ra-wd prices decidedly. I’artioa who wore than* engaged in building a blast furnace in Indiana, paused in their work, and did not lay a brink for the spseoof throe month*, writing to see �heme. We can tru»t|y aay that it is one Waahington ; an exampto tost good men of the moil ccmpteto works of tho kind can both obtain and bold fofire without published. It i* tally m-tretedby ou: a competitive examination. ' bort artist*. Aa to the mochanioal part, all ran see that ihk* is tho handsomest Tho cable yestonhy tells ns that volume of the ooaaou. They hare not : ‘rmidonl Thiers was toot, but we are rushed into tbe field with romafiting to 1 (glad to learn bo was not hurt. The “taka" in the axtilmnatil of the moment, , only wonder ia that the old gentleman but prefensd to take time aad bring wa. not assassinated long ago. Tho out a work that Chicago fed* justly anaination ot somebody in Franco ia now proud of. We are informod that one about “due." We look for there thing* agent in Chicago ha* already* taken with .almanac regularity. At the raiior nearly 1900 order* for tho Book, which atrop men said “who is tho next cuato- Ulnstrftre tho popularity of the eamo at horn.-. Many more doing nearly a. Tha Japanese embassy has been formally received at fa* Salt Lake City German. Agents will do wall to write Hall by th. federal, territorial and mu­ the publuher for toe same. nicipal authorities. und there srero in this Btata al the be- measure is pending like that which sate gitmfag of the present yaar ao leas than apart forever tho proceeds of the public S.UBmik-o: raHroad fa actual opera- domain for tho premotion of public school*; or* law far tbo protection of ywt. th. JUVW O«H-. te -Kkk w* are indebted for tha statistics, gives the fidlowing interesting details aad raised of “centralised despotism " No greater absurdity has over boon farmed into a partisan watchword. Tho people have two sets of legislative aysrats whom they elect every two years. Ono ret submitted to arbitration. Buttbay are they soud to CbngrvM aml'tho other to evidently a* the msmorable words of the State Legislature; and as both are Mark Antony, in which ho derwecated changed equally often and are equally •titution waa so amended a* to furbid Tmx Amuucix One Fauow.—The The trial at ex-Uoagreasman, Stoke* the future authorisation of such eubai- dependent upon the will of the majority, dire, it was prepluwiad that there would it ia only a question of expediency for alleged rompficiiy in tha Treasury February ireuo of thia sterling monthly not only be a great decrease but almost whether tho law shall be enacted by the bounty frauds cotnmtnoed in tha crim­ more than sustains its previou* high repone or tho other fegiatative body, uni­ inal court yesterday. ing and instruotire, and pleasingly varformity of lews is eooential to tbs unity give rent to their long pent prejudice* •d; among them: Tbe Garland of of a nation. The National Banks have Hope, aa axcullont story , illuatratad against th* United Btate*. dons not only much to consolidate us as articles on February,Tbe Keyrton* State, What will coma of it all, it b, of a nation, hut they are both economic*! Dascairnoa ar nta Boots U. 8. *50 Charooal Making, aad the Oyrtor Trade: coureo at thia time, wnpoaeibte to foroeae. Nor*.—Tbo engravingis of poor quali­ Letter of tbe Unlcttod ; Human of tho That to<7 hope to secure a mitigrtiou of aid, U ia true, but it lias came tn the ■hap* of voluntary private aubocripHon* ty, while the paper spin which the note Dey; History and Triumph* of lithogra­ too claim, which w* hav* again*', them, aad not in taxes. ’The Grand Rapid* ia |*inted is not at all Eke the genuine. is undoubtedly their object, and with A Indians aad the Jaduon, Unsing A phy : Scientific and Curious Facte; Running through the paper of the genu­ Saginaw are progressing rapidly toward Itaminircencoo of Early Odd Fellow­ ine issue io a fiber resembling bits of our facility in bockiag down from high Mackinac; the Chicago A Michigan ship ; Original Poetry and M'tacoUany ; thread or colored silk, also a narrow ground hastily takea, they can hopeful­ Lake Bhoro will doubtlere roach ManiaDepartments fin-tbe Fraternity and tho tee thia year; Ui* Chicago A Canada atrip of bine, which ia termed tha ‘ ■local ly entertain tho thought that they arc Southern ia well under way across tbo Family ; Tiding* from tho Order everymire to acromptah their purpose If' •outhere end of tl.e Stalo ; the Mansfield. poet to hold thia great continent togeth­ sad fiber," extending from tho bottom to whore, Ac^Ae. Now ia tbo time to sub­ wo hav* partially forgoiten the Mason Coldwater A Michigan ha* been gradod er, with tbo evur varying interests wo the top of tho note, in tho right side scribe. I2A0 a year : ll.W a vpiumo. Blidell affidr, they bar* not, and they mutt teuch'th* people to look to Con­ Address A. O. F. Association, No. 96 woven in the paper dunng its making— are simply trying again, the sanw pro­ gress for a comet rotation of policy in­ Nassau Bl, New York. asnerrt prurets known only to tbo in' reedings that proved *o eminently sccstead of fostering sectional peculiarities Ta* Laoix*’ Rxrotrro*r,for Felruary renter*, which has undoubtedly proved under tbo apodal form of State Kights. cannot fail to giro general sati*factiou a great chock to counterfeiting. Tho ally to reach tho Una of tho Flint A Fere Marquette; if not Maokintc irrelf ; tho large red seal of the Treasurer in tbe to its thousand* of reader*. It contain* The petalant ramarks of Mr. Gladstone, Dcttoit & Bay CSlv is under contract, centre of the note, also tha cycloid num­ and progress ha* been made with other and tho sudden cuuxdoM sad ill cou- ber panel oraameuted with scrolls, Are Furdiug rteee,” a fine portrita of Vic- i I lofty dignity of their anger and after the line* of sore or lees importance. si-lcred agitation of tho Loudon pram । usual amount of higgling which ia chrrDsraotr, Lantxo A Lax* Micbi*ax. which iu England seems to be capabte of wanting in the rounterioit Tho vig- Loria, Crown Prince* of Germany, and is profusely iltartrated throughout. Th* [ octeriotic of too natiou,—jiay their bffl. I. —Completed from Detroit northwest to manufacturing ready made opinions for Lansing, 85 miles, and from Grenville sid* of ths note (Psaco bolding ia her contests are in keeping with the char­ I There never was a better time tor the northwest to Howard, an tho Grand tiio entire Island, hare taken tbo offici­ hand a statue of Mercury) ia eoaroely acter of toe nagsauo. Tbe widest al public by surprise. Thu* far it has Rapids A Indiana Railroad, 20 mile*. engraved, the dark drapery having a rang* and greatest variety poasibl* is been regarded a* a political dodge to scratchy appeaianoA, and none of the embraced in it* literary mutter. In than ia their management of thia tnatregain loot popularity, and to atom the graceful folds, produced by lights and elegance, it ia ourpeaaod by no periodi­ tar. Wo expect that Bon Butler will | growing title of Republicanism. If shades, which will bo oboerred in the cal that reaches our table. Published I lot loose hi. little b*M eagle which he , England's old hostility can be revived, gvauin* note. Th* foot <5f toe figure , by Hitchoock A Waldts, CSncisnsli, keep* in training for occasion* like those, Republicanism will to some extent share are badly drawn ; also upon tho right ! Chicago, and 8t- lauia; and Carlton i and that ha will Brjtiee to hear it the gains: of tho Republic; but thia is a inn. a* seen upon the gennin* note, is a !I Lanahan, Now York, at W.50 a year. dangerous game, for the dogs of discord lirac*!*t, strongly defined, while in tho Bat there la a better way to treat this and war are more easily let loose than Tbo Aitaxnc for February, ia a counterfeit it ia hardly perceptible. Up­ aiatter than to shriek it down with pet­ on the upper left corner of th* note bi a superb number. Among its contest* tifogging rhetoric, us bellow it out of Let us state ths caw as briefly as pos- •biota, with tho monogram “U. 8." un­ are •■Soptimiue Felton, or tho Elixir of ; hearing with the bombast of stump oraaible. The Board of arbitrators (Greet der which a ribbon, with th* motto. “E Life;• “A Comedy of Terror.;" -Tbe | t»ry. Calmly, but pctriateotljr insist on । Britain, the United State, and 8witwwthe payment of every dollar justly our jawsm great fatarert. This Magarine | Post Hcbox A Liac Mtarjnsx.—Ex- ! land) have before it as their chert the duo, and never for a rnomrmt entertain , tended from Lapeer wool to Flint, 19 ! text of the Treaty and tho Protocol of is one of tho very beet published in this a thought of the reduction of a single j.miles. i proceedings. country- Price, one copy one year, mill. The'" claims are enormous it is j Dirsnrr, Hnx*t>itx A Isdiixa.—ExIf then, |he United States, the plain­ *4,00; two topic*. *7.00; five copie-, | true, but they were written up first io II traded from Hllledalo sou thwrit to a tiff in the ease, has claimed damage* *16,; ton coptae, *30. Published by I the shipyard* and by th* forges and iu । junction with tho Fort Wayne, Jackson | beyond the letter of tho treaty, England | James R. Osgood A Co., Boston. ' A Saginaw Road at Banker', five utile* ; toe armcrise of a nation that forgot it* !! Its trains run over the latter road from . who ia th* defendant, ean demur, und I Oca Yono Fotxs fur February, is a honor in its haste to take advantage of I. Baukar’e to Auburn. 45 mile*, and oar misfortune*. It may. aa Gladstone |j thonre over tbo Detroit. Eel Rivvr A 11­ i tbo cose ; or it can plead tbe genera) graphic look; also in length it ia one- model of exrelteare. No family should soy*, beggar them to pay, but they;, lino** Brood southward aa far so com-.| iuuo, truversing that portion at the eighteenth of an inch shorter than th* be without Il‘ Price only 82 per yver, with aa extra copy grrfi* for tire sub­ should have thought of thi. before tb« ' ! complaint whk-h relate* to consequential Cnine. Th* raveree of th* counter­ composed of lettering and geomet- scription*. P*fcli*hed by James R. Os­ day of reckoning cart upon th«m tho damages. If then, notwithstanding Ibis 1 riral lath* work, is a close imitation of good A Co., Boston. • * light of its portentous dawn. demurrer, the Board should award dam­ the genuine note. । When they have t*oid all that wo do-1 Oonrr'i Labt's Book for February, ia age* not sanctioned by tho treaty, Eng­ ’ OtirxaOmc's Maoacxs roa Fxaxv- splendid. With the reception of every maud of them, there i* much that ean-1 land would be in s position to repudiate ; ABT well sustains its reputation far tho number, wo think it has reached a point not bo paid. Tb*y cannot restore to u* ' said treaty for tr isewultuctxm, end take variety, instruction and entertainment tho strong men who w*ro sacrificed by of it* contents. The new story by Oli! tbe year* of war, prolonged by th* aa-1 ' As tho case stands, England has no right to hold ia advance that the Board j ver Optic, “Sea and Shore'' is now »o ! not blot from our memory th* thought , agreed upon will not do justice in the j well advanced that its plot and the inci- DBUG8, Pure Drugs and Mediam PATENT MEIICIIEII Iter. Mr. Haintnond, tor revivalist, i* still conducting a revival at Leaven­ worth. • A Wisconsin Justice of tho Peace Im* divoroed himself with satisfadion, econ­ omy and dispatch. Th* colored champion billiardivte of MsmphU aad Louis are soon to play 1’A.IIN'TS ANIXOII^ Paint Colors, Varnish, and Dye Stuffs JUVKNILE BOOM, STiHOlRD WORKS AMD PQEUl z-dw. tea bags. red fine satcitkix rum I’crfumcrira, Pomanades and Hair Uk bare not been touched far many year*, nro to bo reopened. Geonre M. Webster, of Bhormmt, Mo-, killed three full-grown boar* on tho 29th of January, with hi* ax, a* they camo iMna hv rma Ant nt a hltltaw tTOO. Dr. ModlieoG too Kansas murderer, now lying in jail under sentence of death has rwnittod 11 to tho Lac ven worth Tfew* for its weekly edition. Any New York rough can knock a H’trU retmtn't tooth down hi* throat :__ ——?■_. ll.n Wall Paper and - Curtain fixtures I IOUDAY GOOD» .Cteai Is U. Citv .f Hausf, ACKLEY i SLADE 8IMILIA SIMILIBL’S CURANTUR. J. P. ROBERTS & CO, DRUGS New Advertisements. 1872. RADICAL AKD The Peopli Medicines, RIGHT. Paper. PAINTS & OILS School Books J- Stationery. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY htttir.ri tntctir of British cannon punted at onr broth­ ers, and Brituh lead that hurled them case. If she has not lawyer* of *uSij chapter* of Elijah Kellogg’s “Whisper­ | cient ability to meet Erarta, it is bet misfortune. and perhaps *hc can procure ing Pine” are lively and attractive: Mrs. day his proclamation calling a special Cheney is winning golden opinion* in them upon the continent or even in the session of the Legislature to meet on her continued story •'Solly Williams tha 13th prwrere. The following is a The Mountain Gill f* new exploits of Tho damages claimed by the United copy ef this proclamation : ; Chicago A Michigan Lake Shore. States ore thrw-fold—first for tbo actual1 “Capt Dad’s ; Fishinc dab." will suit I Fitter 4 Prax Mamistts.—Extended destruction of tbe ships and property th* boy*, while numerou* pleasure during the year from Clare west 41> sketches will equally delight tbe girls. ; mile* to Jk junction with tho Grand captured by toe Alabama and other Then tliorc are article* that will instruct Repels Indiana Rai!ros<l. at Rood ,| cruucr*. Secondly, tho damage, cau.eil tho readsr, for instance one on “Precioua io oar commerce by too rise of too rates ' TaxDxwr Srirxaxxi.—Mr. Boutwell' Stone*,'' the seventh of its serie*, “How of insurance which drove our ships from to mske Paper Boots." with illustration*, February atatetnant of the public debt the sea, and lastly, the damage caused • shows the following facta ; •5,«314»i2,“St. Valentino's Day," “Floral Dirtionaby tho prolongation of too war. j ry," amusing and in* truetiro “Pigeon debt during i Hole Paper. ;” Editorials, one a prartiJanuary ;»),852,150,200.00 as to* doo: only urged as collateral to show bow 'I cal article on the u*o of Kerosene, anb wring intereetfa coin ; 1*4,978,000.00 great our grievance; is, and not for the other entitled “Hint* to writers f' a as fa* debt bearing faterert in lawful purpose of getting an ejuivalent, be-j “Valentino Galop” for the musically inmoney ; *1,700,897.26 aa tho debt on cause no human power can adjust the ebned, several excellent poems, end a which interest has ensued sinoe matur­ largo variety ot other matter. Tho ity : *434,719,187.18 as th* debt bear­ a^ea waa properly preoonto>i iu aid of ing no interest; *1(0.871,7*0.15 of rota There is acme talk of building a road tho two farmer ; and, as a lawyer* argu­ fa the Treasury, and *12,840,271.21 « from Grand Rapids to Lansing, tia ment, ia in proper plane. It is for Eng­ tire, too full page pictures being especi­ ally good. Th* “Head-Work" present* currency, making a total of 1110,212,­ Grand Ledge. land to show that under tha treaty and 001,39 ofc*sl> oh lund ; 12,254,416,- ! Tho road from Grand Rai>id* to Huia capital fund of amusement, aad the tho general construction of the laws, no 950.96 aa tho total of the debt, includ­ । land, wu formally opened on January 7, notice can bo taken of damage* of so re­ “Letter Bag" ia filled with pleasant ' by a stockholders excuaion. chat for “our boy* and girla." With­ ing principal and internet; *2^*8,204,- | mote a degree. It reems to u* that a Work on toe northern extension of out furtlier enumeration of contents, it 948.60 as the total of the debt, loos cash I in the Treasury; and *82,503,-J toe Grand Rapid* A Indiana read still request from tho defondant to tho plain­ may be said that this is aa admirable continue*. The principal offices of the tiff in this caw to plead and argue hi* company hare been reraorod to Grand case in accordance with ha* views, ia number of an admirable msgartao Publiabod monthly by Leo A Shep­ both impudent and ridiculous. If wo must fight it out, there can never bo a ard, 149 Washington Street, Boston. 12,50 a year in advance. ease whore the right is so completely on idln and unemployed fund*. It would, in our judgment, be financially wiser to redocu tins balance by paying out a portion of ilia liquidating apart ot the! Land craning your corrrepoudent had tha pleasure of attending tha silver wad­ ding of Dr. O. ¥. Presbrey and wife at their elegant residence on Tenth Street. ■ Tbo Mremony of unveiling tho num­ ; umout elected at Detroit by the citiaeua [ ot Michigan in memory cf tbe gallant Wadrrewlsv, March Cth, to aupply vs omens iatho Legislature aa follow*: In tha41hSenatorial District, Macomb Cousty, to fill tbo vaoaney in. the Senate eaoasd by tho death cf Hon. Gilbert la Bay County, to fill tha vacancy in the Hoasl oauaod by the resignation of Bra. Wm. R. Bate. Ia the 3d district of Goreese County, by tire dretk of John L Fhiilips. In the M diatrfot of J.-kaun County, to IE the VMaaeytatha Homo caused ooldien and sailor* who Ml during the war of the rebellion, will occur April 9th. At that time Grand Lodge of friends of ths parties, eousisting of F. A A. M. and mecKre of the frater­ members of th* Cabfast, Senators, mem­ nity, together with ■ large concouree of bers of Congrats, feeding Beprereutacitixena from nil parts of tbe State, will tives ol the army and navy with their asrist in the ceremony. The monument wives, daughter* and *irtere and a targe la about completed. Tho Detroit press number of the high private* of social life, journalists, Ac., Ac. As cntranre ■peaks very highly of it, saying that to aa adjoining residence was arranged Mr. Roger*, the Sculptor, ha* fullfilled tbe condition* of the contract, and baa so that two elegant mansions were oc­ added vary largviy to hi* feme as an cupied with the fertivitfee Hundred, accomplished artat. Tha contract price of silver proeent* covered th* table*, for the monument waa 158.000. The manto-*, Ac., including many seta ot silver ware, ornate silver pitchon with otaborate carving, Ac. Altogether it was th* most elegant and enjoyabl. af_ fair, supper faefa-fad, that U* stored re■ Now that tha Grand Jury has indited r fined setaoty here during the season. all the K. Y-, 'Gatneoy Rfag” w* sugport to his Hur- Judge Hoyt, tho proprirty of calling a Grand Jury to inquire Now, since the exterior wall cf too Port Qfie* edAo. has boea raised to tbe •oeond story the public begin* to realise that to. Boot OBee BuiMfag wfl be fee Diptheria prevail. among the child­ ren in Saginaw City. Manistee papers are jubilant over the businore prospects of that city. Joy* are tho dower* dropped ia our paths by th* band of Providence. SOLI) IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY A SLADE Comjdafa not of the abortue** of life, bnt employ that tine usefully. INOCURE.NO charge rie* gold, and cat. thirties. Tho Grand Havaoitre are ajitapug a new free bridge. Th* Detroit police are sending many of the dogs of that city to tho happy land Momara Axraixa. By George Bond. With Eleven Illustration*. T. B. Peter­ son A Brcthem, Itabliahcre, Philadel­ phia, Fa. Thi* book will prove to be very jiopular, and mast have a largo ask for George Sand’s style is noble, and beautifully rich and pur*. She baa an oxuberant imagination, sad with it a ajstwtwiSaS: ate*!® jSEpgssv dhaUtEESf wat' never iedulgea in declamation, end yet hot ocntencos are exquisitely melodious and full. Sho leaves you at th* end of one of her brief, rich, melancholy sen­ tences, with plenty of food for. future cogitation. No one ran exprore tho charm of them; they seem like the sound of country belle falling sweetly aad eadiy upon the ear. There io bard- vibration of George Hand’, thrilling voire. 8b. yearn, to do good. Tbo popularity of her novels. “ConeueJo, a____ Loro Stary,” “Tbo Coan fare of Budol- coMast weather ever known .tadt," a sequel to “Consuelo," “Je*lcuaT," “Indiana," “Simen," •'Fanchou, tha Cricket; ur, La Petite Fadatte." “Tho Corsair,” etc., hove never been equalled by any writer. “MaoaraerAa- WANTED 1 , 200,00(Kfeet of Ash Lep, lOO.OOffft of Ash Floor Fresh Garden, Flower, Tree ing!;! forbvhich the high­ aud Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit est market-price in cash and Herb Scedu, Prepaid by Mail. A complete and judicious will be paid. ; . I ! ’ MteorUnvnt. 25 sorts of either chae, 11.00. The aix cImum, ■ (150 padeete) fcr $5.00. Abo, an immense stuck of one year . grafted Fruit Tree-, "Small ; Fruita, Fruit Stocks, Young Fruit, Ornamental und Ever-' DwwtrCavniALU �Peninsular Railway. Forty roar. Ign, Illinois waa as Car West u'moat people wished to go. and journiee wvre made ia tha tagoudary ' Prairie Bchconae," but in there day* of ProgTOM and Improvement, tho word West has come to moon luwu. Ne­ braska. Kansas, Ckitorudo, Califurnia and the Territories, end th* traveler reecbee alino*t any point therein by a ■alcndid Lin* of Reread. This Un* of RaUaood is theDraunroi Rum, which start* from Chicago by tha Chfoago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, and. running through Bet uso-rox, reaches Omaha. IAnreln, Ne­ braska City. Saint Joooph, Atahieon, I*M.vrnworth and Kansas City, counrvting with the Union Pacific. Kansas Pa- -•ssst ttsr-ft at"-- «-■*■ ■MSIK. es ta by going “By way of Burlington." , far the rates of that Lino are always as tow m any other, and it ia the best Route in the Weal, therefore you arc more sure of your tajrtf and ceay'srt. Th- Burlington Route tuu admirably ,’’T*ion. “How to go' Wert r by th* publication </ an eneltoat 1‘amphtot, containing a targv, truthful map of the Groat WyoL and much interesting and x aiuablo informa­ tion, winch can bo obtained, fr* Arrft. by addreening General Paasenger Agent B. A M- R. K-, Burlington, .fsrtss"" r.M.«0<wnA*.li (TtMGS LOtKJl I. 0. 0. F. I Wa ooutinua our ropert of th* doing* of the Circuit Court a’-M* we w»nt to pore taet week. Ln cm* No. 12, Wood ring vs Freer, *4 aU. tbe Jury found m cause of actiL-n. In No. 13 Mito L. Williama v* Richard Freer, for slander, th* Jury found foe th* llaratiff tax rente damage* and costa. On applicatioa H.-nry Hayman was admitted to otiaeaahip. In ca*M Nu’a. 16, 17 and 18, cm motion to dismiaa th* appeal, an ardor wm made to diamfas provided naw aAdavot* were not filed, and an Attorney fa* of 15,00 ia each com paid within five days Thea* cases were against th* G. R. V. R. Company, for cattle killed. Th* Company appeal­ ing from th. detiaion of Ju.tioo Cobb. la Na 10. Green at al va. Malfoy, the Jury found for tbe plaintiffs for 1102,50 damage, and coats. But a motion for new trial ia pending, and a stay of pro­ ceeding for thirty day* ha* been grant­ ed. In No. 20, StinchoombvsMaDory, In’thi* day and age it fo practically imposaibU far any place to peoeper that is not ia jweition to avail it«U of th* competition of competing linac of Bail­ road, and to draw toitaelf ama* class of manufacturing. Th* first end highest iatereot of .very inland city fa it* Baflrued facilitire. Without th* advantage* three furnish growth and j-ormiuent anoroaa are simply impassable. Ilia likewise an impossibility to itidaev men of capital to invest in any branch of manufacturing where th*** facslitiea are not at thrir command, and where com­ petition doe* not place through freights at minimnn pricta. Tbeee are facu necessity. Without th*m no agricultu­ ral community can proeper. In th* county of Barry, to-day, every buabel of surplus wheat or corn ia worth double, if nut thribble, what U would bo were there no Railroeda in tbe Blate. Ths people of thi* county produce a* good wh«at aa is grown ia the State of Michi­ gan, and should b* able to obtain for it, at their own dooes, the highest market prios. That they do not we need not tell them, aa they understand the feet full well. The reason for thia may not b* so fully understood, ov co generally with en Attorney foe of five dollars. No. 26. Smith vs Loelie, was continu­ ed on tl.» usual trrmn on apjdlcalfon cf plaintiff. No. 27, Smith vs VaaDuaea. was continued on usual term, on appli­ cation of defendant Ko. 30, Dutton vs Sanford, was rontinued on application of defendant on usual terms. No 36, Corey vs Powers, was continued on usual terms on. application of plaintiff Wheat should be worth'just as many In case 43, Grunt A Phillips vs Spencer, cento per bushel in Hastings, as it is in a judgment for [•------ and ousts was r Battle Creak or Kalama mo, more than entered. In 40, there is a judgement1 ia tbo Uttar place, if U is to ba shipped for 0230,17 end coats. In 50 judge- f to Detroit or any place East. That our meat for 1142,89 and coats In 53, ( judgement for II 10,26 and co*t la 54.1 Dus’r >x Poisuxxd with the sticky, filthy, dangerous Hair Preporatious. but use Nature’s Hair Restorative, which fa perfectly clean and transp.-, nnt. and sefuWr /res fraoi inSrr»at inft. It will porilively restore Gray Hair, prevents th* Hair from falling off, will cause it to grow when prurnotarvly toet, removes dandruff and k-ejw the head in a perfectly healthy condi­ judgement for 0148,00 and coats. In through our streets, aad directly past tion. Try a bottle aad bo satisfied that 55 judgement tor 0256,30 and cotta. . our depot, and been carted to Bittie it is th* greatest discovery of tbo age. Tbe numlnrs hare given refer to tbo j Creek, and then sold at a profit over Procter Brat, Glouecuter, Sela Agent, priatad Calendar, to be foand iu tho price* hare, within th* past year is a for th* Patentee. All the Druggist* hare a full supply Soo advertisement simply tbe additional Railroad fscilili A decree uf uivorca was granted ia that tho people of Bettis Crook *uj tho case of Myers vs Myetu. Feb- 13th, over those in thia citT-, andon th* same day in the ease of Michigan Exchange. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division vote* waa also granted in the case of ‘Whitcomb vs Whitcomb, heard at the last tcrqpof th* court. A motion was also argued and submitted to open tho decree of dirorc*, grunted at tho last term, in the caao of B. W. Johnson vs Sophia D. Johnson, and give the defen- lag carried by trama from Nor^h of tho Valley Rood in Irving and Carlton to Kalamaaro, aad sold there at prices which our buyers eannot pay, over th* ««t of transportation. Simply because maud of shippers at that point Giro us a competing line, that wo may secure through rates, and <mr buyers can pay aa much for wheat, or any oth­ er article cf produce, as can be paid at Tho •ohoal Meeting. would build up tbo business of the city with untold rapidity, would double our onday night th* spccia population ia throe years, thribble the Meeting was held at ths Court House, trade of tbo city, and consequently inpersuant to call, D. K. Cook moderator presiding. Ilans for a Central Uniat. School Hous* were submitted to th* mooting by tho Trustees, and with meats <e, was sulwtaatially adopted by the meeting. Bonds fur tho sum cf thirty-five thousand dollars payable in ten, fifteen sn 1 twenty years, to drew inten-st not excsedmgTM per rout, eras voted to bo used in tbo eon structure of UH SHORE & IICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY value of every City luLand every aero of the farming lands within five miles of the Road on cither side, as did the constrcotion of tbo Grand River Valley, and we need not tali the people, that all Very odd this morning. Cloudy end <x>ld ut noon Grows no warmer very fast a* t)w> sun MtltS. Ltcal tliaro |litice;. A building cummiurw eunlisting of N. Barlow, D. R. Cook. John M. Nevins, Not much sleighing left but the roail* A. J. Bowne and IL B. Wightman, waa elected. We regard th* result aa emi* arc iey in many ptneos nent'y satisfactory, and trust tbe work of erecting th* House may bo pushed forward with all reasonable dispatch. land title, brought before the Supreme Tbo boat -good. aad tho cheapest for Court of this State, a decision was made family uro is tho famous Halford T oj that will astonish soma of our heavy csatemhir* Tublo Sauce, to be had of owners of property acquired by buying up tax titles, and cause them to quake in their shoes a littlX In th* case ia Michigan Central R. R. Wxraa — A suitable boutekeoper ; Carr. G. W. McCosmcx, tbo new pro­ prietor of the Nashville House, has a question the plaintiff. in error gave in OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, 40 men for tha lumber wood* ; also a grand opening Washington Dall on tbo !Srtw«wl>*u«<tu4 CMt*c*. mkia* atew m- g-X»l mill. •wa*«M >tt» •/ owl W*a tens Ono thousand acres uf laud for sale 224, insi. Tha CepL iaa •‘genial good an a sale made in 1846 fur delinquent on 10 yoara* time. Enquire of fallow,” and wo predict a good time. taxes far tbo year 184-4, and then traced Forty-six days to th* City Election tho title to themeolve* by several deeds, Can we endure th* Ring operations for so long a period. We have to, we *cppuee, but there is one ojnooletiun, then are ao more city fundi to be flittered awey on party favorite*. Great sacrifice of Win­ ter Clothing. Stax Clo­ thing House, Grand Rap­ ids Mich. Ths immortal Dm of tbe Allegan Jewrwef must bar* seen the bottom of more glaasea than usual last week or he would not have thought to claim for himself the reputation of being a soter affect a vest aiuout of property, and knock tho props from under a good many who Lav* acquired what they supposed were riche*, in thin way.” Erear good citixen should taka his A Gone Tula*.—The snow jdow county paper, thia, aa all oar reader* owned by Wm. Tinkler, is an institution know, ia our firm conviction. However, worthy of note Immediately after every ha:d storm, away gdre th* hoiso and plow and a good path Is broken cn every ereeet in th* city. Tbe number of mile* of paths mad* in this way amount* to about twenty-fire. The Michigan Central Railroad, tbe moat magnificently equipped Railroad in lb* United States, os tn tbs world in fact, fo to bare an additional tnuk OVERCOATS below cost. Knit Woolen Coats, 60 Cents. At Star Clothing i House, grand Rapids. Abvody there an SO ea.be of double track hid. Tho beard propones to lay M mite* of tbo now road each year until the rued fo nnrwplrt.l times thribblod in value by its construc­ tion. Our people know ana we believe appreciate what tho Valley Road has done far them, and would be very un­ willing to do ought that should ia any way injure it or cripple its reco arose. tensive manufacturers at thia point, that it weald double tho population ut Hast­ ings City in throe ysars.and thribble it in that would bring hither fur sal* tbe sur­ plus products uf much of the country northward towards Ionia and ftannac, and thus increaar tbe shipments in more l>opatatiM would increase in like pn> jxirtian, tbe home ransamption of the products of our farms. And there ia no class of farinsrs wbo do not approciitr the value of a homo market But thaeu advantage* cannot be secur­ ed to th* peopl* of th* County of Bar­ ry, cxrept through th* conatrurtion of the Katamiteoo, Hastings and Lowell Railroad. Thi* road if built and opened in time for th* shipment of tbo products of tbo county ia th* Autumn of tbe pnwant year, aa it ought to bo aad con bo if our people taka bold of it in earnest will pay back to tha people of of every Township through which it will pa**, except possibly that of Hastings, in tho oqunty ol Barry, every dollar that tho people are asked to subscribn to en­ sure ita construction, in th* iacreaaed price they will receive for their surplus products. Of this wo have not the toast doubt But supposing it require* Ihnt years to pay back in tocreased price* th* money required, say of th* people of Hope,to ensure its construction through that township, we preaum. there is not a sane waa ia the town wbo doee not know that the increase in th* vale* of the real estate ol the township in lees than thirty day* after tbo road ia a fixed fact, would more than pay its entire coat, while only about |25,000 is ask*d by tbe oompany to insure tha building of the Road through that township th* preeent summer, aad thi* sum ought to be refood there in a eingfo day. and with th* faMt poeoibl* tabor. The prow ref personal financial interort of the inhabitants require thi. at tbeir hands. and th* Maio is practically tru* of eyvry township through which the road will p^ tart fo not now «>joying Amt daa. liaOroad faciliti**, while what U will do fcrasharafai tho citefo tally set forth Hasting*. Fob. 18th 1872. Mr. Kama—la last week's Barrs* we observed a card from tho President. Srcretan and Treasurer of tbe Oensotery Oo., purporting to be an answer to certain inquiries propound by “Macy Tax Payers," published in tho previous I lumbering point* in th* State, in th* vicinity there an being upwards of 80 miilions of p.n* timber pul iu th* river thi* winter, of which, the log, will prin­ cipally bo manufactured in Muskegon and the lumber sold in Chicago Th* drive far eeveral year* peat ha* been taken out by Webber Brothers, at a oo*t of 55 am per thousand, but now has bean lol to O. P. Pillsbury A Go­ of Chicago for five yean at M cents per th xuand, there will be employed this spring800 men, of which the wage* will b* from twoto four dollars per day until June or July. Thi*. Village will b* platted a* soon as th* snow will ad­ mit, aad lots given away to a oertaia ex- sista cbfofly in pronouncing thorn weHmoant inquires aa stand**, together with a profusiou of general statements and high-sounding prnfaaaiiilii of integrity and fair dealing Thia, however, the public are ywquired to take on trust, m no evidsaro of the focU is furnished. Tbe principal value of tbe card con­ sists tn its omiwfona, and not ia what it contains. It skillfully avoids tho prin­ cipal point of our enquiries aa to who owns tbe Cometary. To whom dees it belong* Who holds the tide to tbo property t Jia fka card fails to en­ lighten us on this important point wo have taken the trouble to examine tho records, and find that on tbo 2d day of May, 1868. the pnqwrty was deeded by 8. IL Cook and Betsey Grinnell. Adtaiaietretors of tbe estate of B. 0. Grian*U, to J. A. Bweeaey, N. Barlow and H. A Goodyear, for tbe consideration of •1.200. The deed waa given to them abeohitoly and without qualification; consequently they stand on tbe record as th* benafide owners of tho property. well known foot that Uwe* grounds wore purchased with the money of the Town­ ship Th* poorest tax payers, aa well aa the richeat, oootributed tbeir share toward paying foe thi* property. What right, thro, hate thee* gwnttemea with th* title to Jt 7 By what right have they ship book before us which contains th* record of th* tranrarfinsi, but w* ar* confident that neither th* Township Board nor tbe people of th* township ever authoriasd them to do so. Here, then, lie* tbe gist of th* who!* matter— th* p*opl* of th* township paid for th* property, and th* before mautioned gvatlemen stand on th* record a* th* absolute owner* of it Why did they not take tbe deed in the name of the township or at lenit, ia trust for th* township ? or, havisg taken it in their own names, why do they not deed it over to it* rightful ownor* ? It fa not th* pwpoe* of this article, n-ithcr was it the purpose of our pr»tsous article, to impute disbooetay of motive to tho Committee ; they may be all right so far a* regards tbeir ultimate iatontions; but w* do insist that the title of the property belongs legitimately ia th* people who ware taxed to pay for it. Bed th* Committee should let no limo in ptacing it thseo without com julliag a reoort to legal proceedings. Every interest of th. Cemetery aud of lb* pub­ lic demand* that this should be don* Tbe booiuee* ol removing bodie* from th* old Cem.tery i* very much retarded by th* uncertain tenure by which men hold the till** to tot* ia tbe new Game- The newly proposed Village spokea of ia a recent issue of thi* paper, fa to be named Webber City. It fa located near tbe reais* of Mecosta County, and on th* tamd of th* littio Muskn-ou riv- stossM by tha priest, ia preparation for the coming fart. Aftei this iu England, th* snefont rartom is maintain*d uf din­ ing upon panrako* and fritters, from which th* boll rung upon that day call­ ed th* pencakn bell, aad th* day itasU, soaaotime* Paacek* Tuesday. Il was once a season of great snort and fretivity, as closing the Carnival and ia etill colebretod in Franco and parts of this eauntiy (remarkably in New Ch-lean.), with grotesque pro ceesions and ban­ quets, under tho name fof Mxant Gass or Fat Tuoeday." The Caanvai (“farewell to flash.” aa I th* word sagniio*) fa celebrated daring th* three to eight days next preceding Lenl end fo doubtless a relic of hoatben festivsta. Italy is famous for its ob­ servance. Three is unlimited feasting, masquradiog, and buSxmry; and Tbe piece beaded, “Truth will oot," that appeared in tbe Homo diwnwf of last week, made me think cf a roaring Lion, going about Making whom he might devour. Many time* tbe inno­ cent suffer in place of tbe guiltg^Th* instigators of th* whole affair are the guilty one* if any there b*. It can on* ly bo proven that they are just a* corrupt at the heart a* th* evil one himsalf, the sole proprietors of tho unjust act, are, Dennis DreskeU, J(»hn R- East­ man, Harriet Mariah Barnum, (wife of kfito a Barnum, docoaasd.)' Who, in fata than three month* after his death, told D DreskeU, that Milo B told her as a aecr-t, that they hued Alonso Ha­ ger to burn the atoro, they being agreed wont to'.the partner of Milo and told him if he would give etch s? much a piece they would settle, otberwi** th-y would amet him for burning tho They getting no cnoourogvment. left him and went prowling around at the dead hours of night, laying some plot in which they might entrap‘him. In tbo pita* beaded "Trulh Will oat,” it to his wife tbe burning of tbe star* Oh I how false. Ihiring tho month of September, being advised by hie physi­ cian to go West for his health, went to BL Paul Minnirota. In tbo month of October a dispatch camo to his brother ,1 .____ ‘ -e.._ 1.1— "VS— I__ .1__ i tnmed lately gmng. found him to tow to travel, tefagtuhed at one* for hi* wife, (she being at her fatber sBamuelSehlnppi’.), Doalh wa* already written upon hi* countenaace when oh* arrived, though be bad* her to meet him in the time spent by Muses and Elijah, re­ spectively, in fasting. Ancient writers hold that it wm instituted by the Apos­ tles. On the port of those who ob­ serve it, there is a gram! ceeeatioo irom amuaoraente aad dmoinationa. and sum* reduction of diet, al thi. **MCn. Formrrly, th* exchsaion cf all Arab, oven SHEPARD’S COMPOm WAHOO BITTm KaSSmu‘saw-’- “ • Had !her> b<-en any such cmiraaion a* th* instigator* of th* piece claims, th* brother nr th* nurse constantly watching him, would heard something of iL Oh, fa it any wonder he asked tbo minister who visited him daily to mak* one I>rayvr for hi* wiekjd wife. The expeare was wholly paid by his mother, h* having toet all in the con­ legal title to property cannot give a le­ gal title, and circumstances may arise in which those wbo hav* purchased lots Tbe Card Intimate* that all wbo have had anything to do with tho Cemetery are oat of pocket, Ac. -With regard to this we know but little, consequsntly can lievo that the balance of tbe money raised by taxation over and above tbe porchas* money, if oar, went into the bands of the ComnuUea who took the deed. On tbe 11th of May, 1889 they morigagorl lb* ground. fur th* sum of SA5O, and it is fair to conclude that this money, too. went into their hands, and if th* large amoent coll rot»d from tho tale of b-te ha* not taken th* sauio di­ rection, w* know not what direction it baa taken. All th*** item* must fwit up to quit* a he nd wen* amount Of coure* the Committee have made targe expenditures which should be set down to their credit; Mt only in tbe books, but also in the minds of tbe publis. All tagitimate exjieuditure* must go to their credit Bui th* public will demand to know what tho»* *xpen litures are for , they will want to ee* the items and the vouchers. Thu in sonaeetiim with the title to tbe property is tbe least that will satisfy them. A* an evidence of the inconvenience of bavin; the till* held by ulhet* wo will mention th* faot that a short tune since, bury him in th* Cemetery, but failed to find it without purchasing a lot He waa finally buried on a private lot. preeant system I A ]»vvrty-stricken ph! man dies, tbe public deaire to bury him, hero is a Cemetery comprising fifty acres which tbe township paid for, aad yet tho public cannot bury him ia this ground without buying a lot of this Committee. Ccmmonffa unnrnienery—no language (can add to th* ridiculousness of tho oc, Again w* insist that tho title to thia tproperty should bo planed whore It be­ ।longs. There la nothing la tbe pomthrn , thane gonllemoa that eatitlro them io of । tho custodians of the public proper­ bo (ty. The people of Haetimro aro not so in­ , _ _________ sane or dosaentod as _ io roqena their ; tlmy have never appoint, • ' ' -------। , , accidental,, aad bra riven nee to much, .peculation It ha* been noticed that certain frelivals of aiwioat Home, in hotaw of Pan end Jane, ware oetobreted about this Um*, and that axr-ung tbe oeranoai** waa the choosing of partners from the other rex by tot, in a jocular way. Thus, at a later time, th* fit ob- Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and from thi* our ancoetum may have derived ths setaction of "Vatantinre, ’ aad th* moding of tar.-meosegro to them. It is another tradition that th* first of lb-opposite *ex you m*et ou this day, except osm living in th* earn* bouse, For rcfitcring to Gray Hair ita natural Vitality and Color. strayed, or th* glands atrophied a»d decaved; bat such aa remain can be saved by thi* application, aad stimu­ lated into activity, so that a new growth of hair fa produced, lartaad of fouling tbe hair with a party sedi­ ment, it wffl keep it dean and vigorous. Ito occasional use will prevent th* hair from tarniag grey or falling off, and �DwHlMT * C.'c Cftluran. 8 O’CLOCK. ^375 ttaaR dox has actinly dira^warod ' from Pentwater and vicinity TbeStaw liberarr nt Lnrang kae ’ 40,000 tuiutoto - ’ I A new radr tad from Tefol > to llninwwHUprojeoOd 1-'A.2^C?Y CiOODH T.yi. TaHrv lUU—. U*dur. Lroc •' 4 ^Tflauatska, a*4 JMeHriaem •< HnLDMtoVH ktaAlUAUM. UAHKKT AXO S60.0I0 09 JacfcM rvjciwa in n new milharr KOETOAOE porrhaed tar the Ecqrror of Jsjan. $5,000 uauh .(we Maarair Lodge ia Io bo iwgeniatnlin Canon City During *»f ■» aruaiau wall will a»n log ia not aa good. But it io not an •MT teak io separata ; and he thinks be would rather chop wood than ent turkey. Ha doe» not know that im the bock law a dela-iena morael railed the oyster. and tha ddr bene, below the aaawd joint an- coaridarad titbit..TH. muri ba taught bin. Ladios ought aapecial^ to nuke c in- hi oauiryuuv ’r ; Grucnbadtn !| P80HTABLK K8PL0MT. WH] BBS Dr. 8. Aili.nl, of Flat t, haa bean oppointed *urgx>t> f>* the IVt Huron aud IaFo Michigan Railroad. H. Elliot, dralar in dry go »I» at Ionung, mad* an aaaigtimrnt la»t -week. His brinht— are etatad at tALOto. •“' aarate at »M,00tJ. , Tbo uU aratfonty bidding at Biruington. wa» Lurni-d ua tha ( th. It wa. txespio-1 a* a poatafllro and exprou of- rrtn tel ' imp it .toiint«io!s. task often demh-.n upon them, and tlu-y abould be abla to troriorin it with eaae, and not be farced to waernt tho aroiv•aurec.f visitor*, who would probably arsed the operation. The jdatwr should be placed ao n?er tho carver that be hu full control over it; if far olf nothuig ran ]>rewnt an ungraceful nppearanae. A sharp tarifir is rwpfiaite, and a thin and wall tampered bbdc Incarviru; turkey, cut off tho wing nearest to you that; then thu leg tui l aecond joint j thru dick th i breast until t‘mn:irooD. a rounded piece appMii ; taaert the Flee or six gang* of men are amgagknife batwwn them s nd aeparato them ad ia cboyping and aloering tin Grund U-illTEASII, thia peri is the niersi >it of the broal; Rapid* and Buy City lUilr ad line from jr.tM «4 norrxAi'LE next comes tb« “amy thimght.” Wanona to Midland. After tide turn over the bud a little, Mr. ChvLei Petero, uf Funn*-T. haa cud just below tbo breast you will tin.1 the oyv'er. which jou arparit ■ aa you asod Jama, Gouldaa. of Putt Huron, a wbolnml.i liquor dtiler. to romv-r did tbs iMar bnsat. The rids bomlino beside tbs rump, and the desired m.mry paM fur liqa >r Jamea Walien. Lhi wa‘ ecttt Ij thu monel out. ba taken Without separating the whole bona- Proceed the sama Kraao of t’orroct^u from Fort Gratiot, with tho otbar ride. Tho fork no.--! nut waa a aejihew of the warden-'->f Tu.rtu. »!»«-» bo removed during the whole prcxvta aa VArcy McGee, An rxperisaoed .rarriar will dtrocct a The tenement bouee ofTbm. fowl aa easily aeyuu rim break aa egg TABLE SAUCE, or cut a iw.oi:,. He ; retains hi* root,! THE nor !AtC£ AM HEUClii J""'"manage* hie hau ls anl dbow* artiatic■ nlly, aad it perfectly iat ivroe. There ia nu difficulty in tbo cwlmr; it ualv rvquirae knowledge aad practice, ami the-, should be taught in thu' family, ean-d their rteht in kltlivg dear. They each child taking his turn. < Tiicki'ut arv only entiaodato kill thriu for snbaad partridges are carved in tho name ■iatener, wbrawM they do so for tb» way.-ZArotAsndiffM* vkini and to got bait for wulrra. LUMBER Sk,5ttujH:;r WANTED LIFE IN UTAH -J-SISK. ffi&SU DESTRUCTIOB HALFORD AUTION'- LSiCBS 11.,-,....•«-« FOR FAMILY VSS. kMo. IrtiU Ol st sroUrob-the ESX&HrE . i-K-rrni: anti snra.-OK humi-x, ------ "" Twoca>u of siuall-po* hare apperod in tforansc. Prompt I muMurvii wore Tbo done flung from lay cardo* taken to prevent a eptend uf tho diehand into tbo Uku splashed down jnlu th» depths of thg fluering water; and l Tha bra.* ot W. an 1 A. King, in that wn* all. No it wna not all. Lok Kacuo, Ionia Granty, whieh ramtamls. at tboea cuaoeatrii. rings, rolling lli.nr wasdrotrorod by fire a f»w ilavn ago. tiny ripples among tho aodgy roods, dip- Lora, TXGl’i ; tnawanca. •l.FAV pingtlwovSrbanginK bought The PuaUnaater-Genera! haaaxtohdnd •wilfow. and peudueiag au influtmee. i mail aervicu on tbo Flint A Pure Mar­ slight but roneciuua, to the very shorr quette Rahway to Motina* on. the of the lake itaeif. That huty word, itfoutn and Red City >.n thu Norththat weed of pride or eeern. flung from |Tho arraagrtnanu being Frl.anary 1st, my Mpe ia msaal company, prodneraa men FIELD! A fcoBLK WORK fiffifeseagEg PICTORIAL SrStST-crc 6s FAMILY BIBLE WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, jono ILLIJSTRATIONH. 150.000 R ERE R BN CRB, MppuAji. The Grand Travers IkrM ray. th*' Oiariovoix liariror improramout* ia a I maUor in which aluauit every rosi-iron ut ' the country io intenwb-4. and it should . 1 reemvo tiro united anil hosrthy *upp irt i of tbe entire oomm unity. There is a lively trifle carried ua just I uow oror tho Hute it» I betwrwn Wnona ami Au tfobb, especially un ths roo‘«u nut touched by the railroads ma ; it haa grown with my growth, and Imnronuo quantrtiea ol sumdh-i to die I atrongtheood with my strength It tbmisands in tbo c-uapi uro being eon- ■ apaeka, it walks it naovna ; it ia power- veyed there by team. mi ia ovary took of my eye, in every । Rev. 8. N. Hill, Uouaty Hap.*rinl. aword of my lipa, iu every art of my 111-. drat of Schools ofToaoafia County, hn* I cannot Hvv myaelf. 1 most either be nan! in bin rodgnalioa on a-oount of tho , a light of iUtantne, or a trwpAd to de- raduotion of hie salary to _tw » dollar! ' atroy. I mod either be an Abel «bu br per day. Good. hta immortal rigfataouiiuM. being deuil Tho Portage Iuka and Lake Saw:- , yet aprakuth ; ur an Achan, the radde.: euatmanara of wboae utherwiae furgut- iur Snip Canal Cumpaay state Hat U-*ir hm nameo >a the (aot thM man i-nat,- finaace* are in grad <oa liti.n, and that I they will be able to j«y off all indefkodnot alnna ia hie iniquity. ,O brethn-u ' thi. aaiwaiaty elmnrau of power'ba- naaa and have euflirieal fundi to carry laogi to you all. Tour apbere may U- Olf thrir work to complotfou Tho lari caw of abaenc 1 <Z mi:vl lias | ountrwatod; yeor influence may l>o unall; but a apben* aad influence vou here — just occurod tn Big Rapid.* A tain W.lLPmu. put his wallet through tbo lottor-alit at tbo poatofficu but the |mtaut ir rafuacd to rcojuuo it aa “mail uiattor” an 1 ■ PriaMw Renas Sinara as it wea­ gave it b aek to too owner ls tha eariwr day* vi Priuting-HouM. Square, New Tusk dty, before the name of tbo aquaro had bora thought of, no printing waa done un tbe ptvmuee- The Amanran Tract Society was tha iopnoer. and next th* “Sew York OHerrrr ’ Whoa tha Tract Society waa formed m 1P2A. tbo ground ra whfch it. Imtfiftl honee now atacdi waa Msuptod by a miaerebfo old wooden tararo, end ita aurrouadan,-. ua No*au cud ^wucr atnito wen in keeping with it. Sjmre atiwot wwa a narrow Into, but soon attar W*a wirlra.rt thirty fcoits north eaaiown, ‘Tiro Sun,” the first daily penny paper, and " Tho Plebeian,” w.ro prwt»!. before th. “Tribune” budding .now nriarrcxs S1O from 50s JURUBE3A. Agents Want'-?. Everywhere. —Ita.. .. M .1J—. sr-'raiB Dr. Wells’ Eitnfl of Jankeba " PROVIDENCE.” New. PURIFY YOUB BLOOD. GRAND RAPIDS tk Perfect OTHER WRINIEII. IO YEAllri Public Teat BLOOD FBBMK. Hroprovol DR. CROOK'S WINE POKE ROOT TAR OHCpF taana rtrr csmrrai the pnbhc. It !• rich In the mrdtrtnal qnnL lilea of Tar. »fH nn<^o*u.' .. r diw:i>r»of Ike Throat tint I.waign. t>r funair-g Ui« n„M remarkable twroa. _ C'ongha, Cold*. Chronic Con^li*. Il aHertoeUy ik.ro all AMtiuui *>»tl UruncUltbu i pLANTATATIOB piTKRS.! i 1871. OVER ALL Dr. Crook's Wbiocfl-r. DR. CROOK'S BTBUP OF i THEaUHUFACTUIEHS OF THE I— ...N .Imi. eteuj. »<! .Fpraaaawga |.>’,i>K«kM. TW. kenbrofktaai aa vaurriy Saw Vuwai, wkM Roland Wood, of 8r-h..jl«an, the jamlur wterwM aeri-raly ini uroJ by in- , hading n>tc and iUu» while trying to aavw tn* scbool apparatna at tha limo of tiro fire, waa tbe roripirmt of a ikonadra of |33, al tko hands of hie friends, ss s ; r.’wsrd for bi» wrvkv*. A ruling wdb iat Bi; U ipU*. wbooe Iradxad hro eontrx- toi the drink ar nia, foP-uwef him to tbo tempi* of Bs.eh*. the otter night sn i mid* it un­ comfortable for him by sitiing down among tiro crowd au-J tasking h-r«elf Moat Appropriate for tba Child, Moat Useful tor the Minister. Moat Intarosiing fur the Fanner, Mint Etegnut for Uio Parlor, Mix! ProGtabfo for the Study. S. T.-1S8O-X. Thhi wwwdwful reguubie natumtivs ' ; i» th* abeot-anciuir uf tha frablu and do1 jKIitolM A* a knr ami cordial for the From the upper rionra of tbe Tract House. batwwca tbo riurreh arid the teecnro-aram, gsaro wm a delightful oCL aged and languid it NINTH ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION haa "rnom&cE tool <n, oq»®l among stMnachaaa. As a tbe Mproua weoknoui to which wutnen | are ropeaially snl^eart, it ia raperaeding every etbar Annular*- lx al! cltmatri, 1 tropaoal tawpunUa or frigid, it acU aa a , apernle in every ajwcics of disorder; ehkb undermitM** tbo bodily atrougth am! break, dawn thu uuiuml rpirita. , Beautiful Women. NATURE'S Hair Restorative .Took, . the Appetite, Stirnglhen* the System, Rastom the weak and Debilitated, Caasea the Food to DigncL, BotaS**0 _ OF TMK 3KHT UMSAfti) LiTRAfDBE - In tn» Worm r.n-oni» as.OO, | Moro Than 5flO KMinnt Artrls, TRY HR. CROOK'S WIXEOFTA R | NEARLY HbriXiMFUCTEDSTORlES **'* WXJfMrr \JORir E. POTTER <J- CO., � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-02-21.pdf 3b3ef0a19bf2bab4c2fcd6bd47047094 PDF Text Text Th« Egypt. itTftSC km th The Banner Company. ar Irjirttlla The Orleans Priaois __ tbe:r former rank in the Preach army. r-o "Nasby” «foy» that be it not & humor- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 21. 1872. VOL XVI. Mwl 4 MM" c'rt- 1N0. 43. I By om great effort, that State has taken Tbo Cleveland jiajicn (the Zecdw a PfafodMr) are engaged at preeenl Nor baa ih» eboara to be dqamdrnt dfocuasfag the tariff question. The I uncn other sections for her raw materi­ ter ears: "Heae.hold. fa this land al. From 1854 to IBM, sbo mada.oe crinpled and embarrassed" by Hie di on foreign salt To this tho Zasdw MpMw^iHaflMralyteu has become a City and u rapidly grav­ ing in Importance. It bfang my fitat visit, wanted to learn what I could of its such investigation aa ray limited timu would allow, found the moat noticable and attract its feature waa the Annual Great Coat and Cleaning out Sale al tho Boston Cash Store. I wont in the store with tho crowd. It waa the livelfart and moat business like place I have area in n long time, and to my astonishment found they were really celling al) Goods ■M coat except Groceries, which I believe they do not advertise to sell at eoat. toy. The money i. to bo dfatribwed to the States according to tho ratio of punulation, and upon conditfoas with which all can easily comply. The great mat­ ter i» that it “seta apart and consecrates tho net proceeds of the public lands for­ ever for the education of tbo people." Tliere could be no more nubte daclaration tluin that Who fa Otero hero that will say it shall not be done t It has been said in tbo debate that the proceeds of the public lands have al­ ready been pledged to tho payment of the National debt, end therefore wo must not pass this bill. But wo all know that tb<> government haa long since Ceased to regatd the public lands a* n source of re venue at all. Tho home.1—1 policy end tho railroad land grant policy have had the oB«iet to bring about ■sx.___ .i. vv. rr____----------------- --- FIRE PROOF STOVES! Etrry Store Warranted two Yean Of Every Description, Manufactured to Order, GEXUIMIE O.lK LEATHER. sold at Cleveland at 40 rente parbuaheL The Saltan of Curkey has appointed at Chicago at 42 cents. In 1870 domcstic kit sold ia Cleveland at 30 cents a Christian, Vabcn Effendi, to be Mini.tor of Public Instruction in Ttufcey. brace Greenwood acknowledges thst bushel Thue the great mass of the people of the Western States tan now "Man fa a grand ureatare, ewaifhofa buy tall of the American producers n Kttte stingy about tho frauebfoe ” cheaper than they could boy foreign It is reported that Mr. Brekfais to bo salt in th* free trade period. But to the architect of Mr. Newman Hall', new what cuttout, we ask, do the rates on chapel in Wostruinislor Bridge Bond. three of which were blowing but pert of the year TMs year, she will mkke 85.­ 000 tuns, if her memlxm of Congress will only give her avfaaree. Mew fur­ nacre in Ute country surpass in excel­ Hoa. Godtevo L. Orth fa becoming lence uf design and yield of metal the; ssr».v®’s“*ri^ promineat os a candidate for the Revmbmunificent structures in the vicinity of wsa 11,314,.68,93, and tho amount of lican nomination for Governor of In­ A small quantity trf Chareool Pig I duty paid was •1,323.887,89, total of I value and duty 82,688,853^12 ThfotTiMr. W. C. Macready, of the Ceylon Iron waa formerly made in Indiana;! Civil Service, and non of tho eminent but tho last furnace of this character; ■ vidod to the "honaebolds of the tend. blew out and was dismantled in 1860; at fire poreons to each household, is » tnqredfao of that name, died recently in and from that year until 1867, the State was entirely dependent upon PrttMylvat Sanson Halton, for many years editor Bfa and Ohio cr upon G^ai Britten for from . of the Bomco county (N. Y.) Cacrwr, her supply of iron. Since 1867, she • died at hfa reridenre fa Seneca Falls, lands ought to bo entirely withdrawn has built six largo furnacee in Clay . on Monday. from market, and it is very evident that, County, for tho purpose of utiiicug her f Dr. Jacobi. <rf Bremen, haa returned ufilcos some anch bill as this shall bo- pure "Block" Cool,which the fa mining come a law, all sates will ceaan within a at the rate of 1,500 tans per day, jxrt ‘ to this county, after an absence of 22 brief period. Breadcs, it is equally etear of which is sent to Si Louie for iron' veers in Germany, where he waa the that this pledge of the public lands, if it making purpoeea. These furnaces an >i pioneer of Methodism. 12,000,000 bushels a year to 20,006,000 was ever of any value to the public now, with one exception, in full blast,.■ bushels. In I860 no salt was kipped i J. H. Borneo, proprietor of the stage turning out about one htmdrod and ., from the Gnondago works to New York. j line between Montpelier and St Johnsand tfttrty tuns per day. ‘ In Missouri, tbo development uf this : In : 1871 2,3*Mtfo bushel, ware shippedI bury, Vt, has driven 17/100 mifae wlthbranch of industry baa been fully u to New York; asd it fa a very rigaifi-:(out misring a trip. fart that when tho duty on salt wasIl. Tbo iunreoae of travel over Mamarapid. In 1854, that State made 5,7981। cant 1 and n. half centa a |>ound, no salt1 tuns of Pig Iron ; In 1856, 11,720 tunnione 1 cuuseUs railroads last year over the in 1858, 10,154 tuns; la I860, 20,192 was sent th Ae reeboord or the tide wa- .■ year previous was 111-3 mr oenL Tn­ ‘ tuna; in 1862, 9,476 tuns (tho war for a II tors of the Hudsoa ; when under a du- ;i creese of gross earnings, 0 per cent hundredpounda, ’ • time almost paying an end to mahufar- “ ’ ' ' ’ I Mollie Morton is the moot unpopular the quantity aol ---------------------I the money will bo wasted by hnprovi-(; turfaw and all other branebeeof busii dent Legislatures. 1 do not share in:■ neea to Mfaeouri); in 1864. 16,514 tuns; two and a half millions of bushels. In I young Indy m Ix>aisrille female circles now. Showaaihe especial favorite of this. All the great interests of the poo- in 1806, 15,980 tuns; in 1868, 83.600 1SIW the Saginaw works In Michigan &of domestic character, are commit.1 tons; fa 1870,77,852 tuns; and in 187L produced twenty Ibuusand bushels; in Alexis when lie waa that in city. A Boman Catholic Church in Indiana to tbo wsdom and patriotism of the I 82,685 tune, of which 3-JJK54 tune were 1M2, nearly four millions «rf bushels. State Legislatures, and as a rule ’I smelted with charcoal and 42,751 tuns Tbo capital invested in writ works in the they have been safe there. The strong- ' with mineral coal. Previously in 1867, United States is over 115,000,OW. In cst motives will operate tu produce falsi- all the Pig Iron made in Missouri was 1860 the price of labor at the Onondaga tty — tn — the discharge of----thisogreat — । ^ronl charcoal; since then,her fine stono , -y ~ .. —..... ,----— trust— c. - . :•itself w will ,tti bo _constantly __ , . on■ ' cool furaawm have been Mown in, and Congress guard to m to it that tho fund is not I several of them are models of their diverted from the-purpose declared by . kind. law. i Tho make of 1871 doesnot fully indiI have noticed setae candid criticism i cate the capacity of the-c furus-xs tu 1 of the bill in quarters entitled to respect. ' ' ’ * The bill, it fa said, is not perfect. Prob­ ably not Wo are Mt doing much that is perfect, ami if we wait far that the tarrying wdl be tong. It is, at least, a guod, brave beginning, and If erperi' ence shall show us how to improve it there will bo no objection. > Uistrao that fa suaoo. parte of the country the schools will ssstty need more sssfataacu far a time than this bill will give them, while uqother porta they do of this Mtablishmnnt, thousands of tuns not much need any assiatanre at all. of iuforior WsUh rails have been car­ ncvcrthefort, wo canunci safely discard ried dunug the past year, reaching 8L tho idea of equality in the distribution Louis via Now Orleans, having cheap of tho fasti. Tl o great advantage of water IranajKirtation all the wuy from The amount of your gas and plum­ . the measure will appear, after all. not Cardiff. ing hill. The Iron Ore mined in Missouri in Ymr mother-in-law’s remarks if you 1871 amounted to 268.800 tuns. In 1868, it amounted to 117,6f,0 tuns; in do not go to the mountains or .ea-sliore 1859, 218,400 tuns; in 1870, 353,920 during the season. The senmtion from a lady’s boot bool tuns. The falliaguff in 1871 is attributabte to tho low water tn the Mississippi and tibio Hirers for more than six foot arcUenlly. 10,000 !^1P BUCKETS Detroit Stoves! State Fair at Kalamazoo, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, Sursi aid Itciaiiical DeiliiU, Barry County Fair, .For 1871 A psi. ss4 sear .natara. U aU Olrt ivtera i WUlMsMUseaat-I eawtlsoaS. ^5^1.1252.“..^ ■"" YWh SessMtagmteei Ao4 ■■■■., aka’. » • section. But this is a mistake. The iwovisfoa Is for Uu> "free edueation of all tire children betweea tbo agts of six end sixteen yearn." The manner of tbo prarfateoifo tefi .alirely to the p-pte of the State, and if may bo either in mixwl schools or otherwise, only so that all in the mithods proposed, I have fall are educated. The fair coaslruction of compelled steadily to oppose any turn­ tho bill will require tho State to outer al ing over of tl>e local schools of the ooun.try to the nursing of a national stepqp'thcr. I have certain old-fashioned notions about local self-government which refuse to yield to the newer theories. It fa mid now in very high quarters that the States have sush rights as tho National Constitution has conferred upon them, but, according to my opinion, on tho contrary, they Lave ail such rights os that Constitution baa Mt taken away from lhem, and I intend that they shall keep theta, too, so far aa my vote goes. This is tbo explanation of my previous action upon tho bills of the QwumlUoe on education. Tbo present bill, how­ ever, steers entirely dear of any objoeticn on this score It offers nssistsuco GOODYEAR & STRIKER. The best pl; m the CITY OF HASTINGS. ■to buy- at the new store iXuoU pay states, leaving the control of the oducalional system with the focal jnrfadiodous, whnro it properly belongs. Tho charge, therefore, that the bill u without canetitutional autbunty cannot be aMtainw! It ou^y propcere to do on a more extendod scale, and in pursuance of a regular system, what it haa been the cousteut practice to do by special acts during tho entire history of the Government The new States have all received from <’a«h for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cosh only, at the very lowest rates. Hasting., Vich.. Oct 4. H A! H A! H. A. Bus e 11! Go there tor your CHOICE HICK8. A BBQ BASTOiGS MARBLE WORTS' GROCERIES! A fine stock Jeer Oram A23?-sSteZ±r‘fc*‘“* PJI W M. JON DENTIST tartla • It does nol need, I am sure, that the American Congress should bo told of tbo benefits of educsbou in a free gov­ ernment, or in any government. Educaiiou is rivilixatton; tho absence of it is barbarism 1 have not hcrotofuvo sup­ ported any of the projects for a national •yvlera of education which bars been brought forward here; nut, however, on account of any distrust of tho advanta- aid erf schools, colleges and universities Quite recently large grants were made to all tho States for the establishment of agricultural colleges- There baa always been a very great and camasMsdabfo lib­ erality fa tills direction, and I am confi­ dent mat m use of tho public lands his ever borne such rich fruits as this. It would bars b<w> well, in my judgment, if a system of regular epprupristiuns from the proceeds of the safoe of the public lands to encourage th* establishmeat of common sehonty in all parts of tho country bad be«u adopted in tho organiration of the Government Itself. Ignorance is Mt only tbo most dangnroua foe of lil-erty, but it is the eouroe of every weaknees. Of this tho found­ ers of the Goraramont were well ad­ vfood, as aD their acts and words will boarwitaem. That they did not make more thorough work fa this matter wo* nut foe lack of good will. The practicability of univorsal oducofam fa fa a large degree a modern idea, and though it dree not tend to increase , . , , . , , . 1 hor-e tbo House will pern tho bill with subotastial unanimity. Nothing better than this can be done with the public tends. It fa a measure that menaces ni» ecctfon, M interest, on rises of pvopte. and can reasonably excite no bafalily anywhere. It holds out tho bdptng hatri, which I trust will ■> t be •Pennsylvania is always hnwHsg for a “tariff," said a Western Member of Ccmgrem to us a few dares ago; but the late report of Mr. McAllister, Heeretary :___ V___ ..J o---« ■ - •- el!) dwells in Jersey City in a quiet way The skill with which the •gentleman­ Mountain, Shepherd's Mountain, and with hie pteammt family, and goes to other places, can readily put into tho i ly" bar-keeper gives you short change. New York every day to his popular The sudden recollection that yon ate market in 1872 500,000 tuna. Thia oro Social Stadiea tor the WorM. onions for dinner after you have been is exceedingly valuable formixwe with tbo ores found along the hoad-waters of tbo Ohio. In Wisconsin, no Pig Iron was made until 1856, when 2,500 tuns of cliarcoal Iren were produced. The make ran down to 337 tuna in 1358; and then gradually rose tu about 5,1)00 tuna in i860; all of which was smelted with charcoal. In March, 18TO, 'the Mil­ waukee Iron Comjiany put a rusgnificont (tone coal furnace into bbut, in the 0., drives n dray. • cousin also produced in 1871, 28,774 tuns uf rails, all the make of one mill at Bayview, owned by tho Company above-named Asa rail-mill, she stands Iftk on the list Michigan commenced making Iron about 1854, turning out about 900 tuns of Hg Metal that year. Sneo then, her product haa gradually increased, until fast year she made almost 100,000 tuna of Pfg Iron. Tho rail-mill at Wyandotte turned out 14,000 tuns of rads in 1871. Within her. borders fa a . A pengy edition uf "Gates Ajar" is. Stephen Curry, age 103, who died now published in London. recently at Graliama nite, Ballivan coun­ ty, waa bom at Tarrytown fa 1770, and There ware 177 deaths from small­ saw l&jar Andre taken to Washingtoa's pox at Philadelphia, fast week. bMubjuartcra, after his capture, under a New Albany boasts of p lady six feet tall, with Jet black hair touching tho Hey. Dr Muhlenberg, enthor of tho ground. well-known hymn, " I would Mt live alNot leas than 300 teams, heavily load­ ed with lumber, come to Appleton, Wii, every day. The late Gen. Halleck wis a rich' his annual irafarao at •150,000. . The Greeley statue is to bo unveiled Feb. 3, 1873, on which occasion the Philosopher wii! bo 62 yearn of age. A Pittaburg girl found ranch fault with her aunt fur dying inet as Um sea­ Of tho forty-five remmlttore of the ,son fori*rtiea was beguung. Natteoal Houre of Boprearataiivm, Pennsylvania. Maamehusette, awd Ohio Steel, owned by Cap*. E B. Ward. have fire chairaoa reck, Indiana, MiIt is, however, as an Iron Ore Stale Mis, and Michigan, three each, and that Michigan is best know n. Her proMaine, Oremacticm, New Jerev, Missis­ grcM in ore-digging fa exhibited by the sippi, asd New Task, two tech. a J. Bosatey. st Petersbwrg, Va, SHrewafe y Jno who has obtained two pstmte for eottoa preeses, has loot his reason in en­ deavoring to make rtiU further raochanfoal diatovorioa. Ha hoa reowwfly attofopied a»o Efb of Ms wife, isr ristsr, and his child, and w£l bo placed in a lunatic asylum. . the name of Cote ml John 6. iToZev the famous gwrrilia chiet It fa though*. MoMmy wfll Mt feel porticufariy flat­ tered by tho promotion, luarorech as tho Major General of hia Dtvfaioa was only been promoted withe sMof ata brooms from the workshipaf the 1 Asylum at Wyandott. The Portland 'Oregon) JZrefad bo publfohed in a few days by T. B. Petmosi & Brethren, rWUMphia. It wiD command a very' Urge mte, aa it in one uf Mrs. Southworth's most powerfallr written edforta, oxnhing tad wmaai»ml, and is fully equd. if m< a^wriur to -Tried .far Bor Life." ‘Onofreths Grere," -The Makten Widow.’ -IW Doom," “Tbo CbMgfelkidre” �Pure Drugs and Xedid&et fair, and unjurt. and fcmgrrou. to thc •ucore. of the RsqiubUeun party, and the reputation of the administration. Sumner is, however, too |>urv and patri­ otic. too well known and too generally appreciated by the Kcpublicax.* of the PATENT MEIICIIEI! The People’s Paper. $100,000 io THE CHICAGO IVBIfflG POST. .r*Ur.l:Ll|-l> oroarsamsnl and grounds yesterday diacmaod tbs •abject at a statae of GoaornlBooU, to be placed ia Scvtt Square in thio dt v, and finally agreed to reports resolution tol Certainly it oaa not bo oonaidored a. aa tadraatiion of weakness in a party when it. own friend, aaa bo found Mbltiy critfcfaing the act of it. political ieaderi It u onlv a .trong partv tbit oan afford that Tho |<rty, to Ur lbs Bouse for the sreotiou of aoch al *10.000 IN GOLD ! The coinage at tha U. 9. Mint and been iaanad In strict oorJormity in weight aud flneneao with the standard eetabh.bod by tew during the part year itocnici One Prize $5,000 in Silver ! SCHOOLBOOKS, BLANK BOOK.-4, . JUVENILE BOOKa, Appropriation Committee yesterday a»d urged aj-profsiations fur ten irva w>r steam ships. Gsasral Baller also naked a* appropriation of W.Oot) for a revu STAIBAM WMULfi AMD MUH- utut ntruiro bags, te>S FIEE SATC ntll I'erfumarire, Poumnadaa aad Bair Ofc ambition than ability. I am satiafted that those resolutions inquiring into the sale of arm. during tho late German- Cbnrerntng the vsxatiooa delay ia tho adjustment of the claims agaiart tbo people of the County at Manistee, grow­ ing out of tho trial of George Vander pool, the Clark at thia County haa jut received ths following letter, which, it oeeiu to ns a* only adding insult to ia-1 jury. Let tho people of the County of Manistee pog-Ahie County the money found due try our Board of SupersUor% which sru nearly a tires../ defter, lea. than it should hare been, or aay tl.ey . will act Because if they do not in­ tend to pay our resort ia by suit, which wo trust will be brought forthwith if tho demand, uro not paid to tho fort dollar : “Wo, tho committee appointed by your honorable body, to report cm the Harry County ctoims, after carefolly in­ vestigating said claims, would mjiectfully suggest that the matter lie referred to T. J. Ramsdell, who ia hereby ap­ pointed to confer with the Prosecuting purjeue of inducing the German, to be­ lieve that the Government told arm. to the Frosch agwnts, knowing them, or Mcuru the indictment of all peraons im­ plicated ia the bribery, corrupt Du and per­ jury recently expoaxl ia Now York by the Senate Investigating Committee The general order system and cartage bureau as estobliahod under prior adminulrotiou. will bo promptly abolished end a new irtinn adopted. Wall Paper and Curtain Fixtures! ex- It is true, upon the face at theats,fraud ia alleged, but the sole purpose is to ope­ rate upon th« German vote. The Senstorial malnmteata, having made ao Uvocable impression upon the American public, have rtalvd all their hup*, uf •ueeeav upon detaching a sufficient num- sat ASIBOICGY. r._ HsawsoMUM Hruinu. no. Oten^ l»»re«. Xo. U3 Sae^w.t, Bow Veda. It is so strange that Sumner sliouM tin longer appear a.^ a frivol, but as a Utter enemy, of the Republican party, try to realise hi. position. His course upon the amnesty quaotioa is another il­ lustration of thia, lie attached l^s eiril | I rights bill which a majority can pass at ' i aay time to the general amnesty bill, | which requires a two third, vote. If i the Republicans should rote the amend- j moot down, Sumner would have said I, you have amnesty for rebels but iajustire for the negro. But if the emend- ! raent waa attached general amnesty j would foil. Now it happen, that gener­ al amnesty ia the eno role plank of Sclera A Co, which liutnsrui^ire Tien. | from tha Democrats, and the only pre- j text ujou which ba (Schur.) bolted the ' regular nomination. If. than, tho Ro- ' publican party were to jk*. a general • amneoty bill, what would Inaome of the pretext ? INOCIIRF. NO CHARI Dye Stafis, CHAMPION W1 PAINTS & OILS School Books & Stationery. rBEsrtiiTfnN-s New Advertisements. his gun at tbo War Department ia the Senate, Moesrs. Dock. Morgan. Nibteck aad Cox, all Demoereta, in the Boom mojo direct .barges against tho Nev; John M. Carlton, father of Will M. ' Department Cor telling vessel property “S. ro-u,. tu UrirUnU Uy tf'. Carlton, died st hia residence, near and speeding millions in violation of IhnS aarf, at 12 o’cloeB, nocu. Budaon, on tho Sth, aged 70 yean. For tbo purpose of dividing tha State The Travers City Bailroad, a brane h sales The IIoow unanim>>ualy paaoed into Ulna COTgrereional Diasrirta, purat ths Grand Rapid. * Indiana road, a reeolutioa calling on tbo Nary Depart­ will bo finished in Angnat. The managers of the Michigan Cen­ ment for aa explanation In the lamentablo condition that the tral Railroad have finely datermi ned not ■ Democratic party finds itself in, without laincipleo that it dares announce and I with no prospect of oucrees by aay ; tnovements at ita own, it can only ihow ita power of destructiveness. It thcretore open, iu campaign by charging all katUre-s kEMEBT. JUMJWW Every arrangement for perfecting) Photographs in highest style of the art. Good pictures of Children guaran­ teed. Call and see for your­ selves. the nervous wcaknmx to which women are especially .ubject, it is ■np.-reoding evwy ether rtimafonl- In all dimntoa. trepical lem]wrnto or frigj. it act. as a •1*''LC >‘) .cV',rx »l>ccjpi of diaorder *brh UtufoaMilnes tha hmlilv strength and breaks down-dto’nnitnal spirits. Stewart & SteinhofR -mas wsw SHEPABD’S COMPOm WAHOO BITTERS, •* * Wlto.vT sv KlnelsiiM tet w-m k-a « Mswei.s viltls |£ rsask JinT Sirjital uf lediaiical, DENTISTS Frlrr, oo/g SO Omta a terlkstfoaaSrrtitatST, :W Thlsanlnlo haa been thoroughly l»M»^ I the Bepnhlicaa adminrtration-wwU knowing by tte own experience that W Cook and Will. Burnaa “jam- there must be some jwecadilloe in tho pifod” five acre, of tbo hoavieet timbered land in Mason enmity in ail aad one- workings at pnbbe office, and that ac­ cidents will happen in the beet regulahalf days. At tbeealooa of P. (/Grady, aa Pine i tod families. The milder the story. the Ifrrer, an.Itereaticu uro- oa theKlb. more mu wary it io for Uopablicaaa to I vote foe investigahou, in order to pro- sod of man to assail all tha* reigbl be read and drew by tho oppoeun party, and to defimd aad uphold al! that war .-id aaddone by ita own. It uni lobe aa understood thing that, a. to uttering, of tho press, its own party could do no a I rmg. aad the opposite party could do Mlght The idaalfa been material- aicd Is >«nk haUls . -. si i63i a । IN FULL BLAST! Jtew, Tfor^ws, I. Hoary P. Baldwin, Governor of the btrte of Michigan, by virtue at ths power vested in urn by the Cuaatitutioa, de hereby fireU that tbo r^idPun t/tU SUU enema, in ErtrerS^ry Sw«»w, at the Capitol in Lan- DRUGS Medicines, What haa become of the cry eu persirtently railed two year. ago. by the , Deuiuctwy and Labor Reformer., alwut the payment of tho bonds in green­ back.. We believe nil partite bate nuw dieorganin-n, suitable guard, being first dropped that infomoti. proposition out ly ts» Pay tr ITni thrown around the o]«rntiun of the pro­ vision of the civil right, bill, an a* to OXOCEBaESi COXFECTIONtUtY, abandoned it In thia, a. upon other work a substantial and practical, not a A rUttt n/fls oa kaxt tt nil tiatf. imues, the Republican party hx. forced mere theoretical, reform in the treata relnrtant acknowledgement from its opiKiiM-nU that it waa right, and its policy ia non- the rettled policy of tho country. One almost trembles at toe ling Democrats in the attempt of Mr. thought uf tho contoqoenre of the cred­ Sumner to prejudice the German, it of the country bad the opposite theory against tha administration through the Clark's Photograph Gallery. prevailod, and the country virtually re­ •ah> of arm. and ammunition to certain pudiated a portion of ita solemn obli­ individuals rotnea with rather bad grace gations. Tho Republican party was the from a party that openly and uniform­ only one which met thia question in a ly sympathised with Franco and deitateemanllke manner, and ita action ia vindicated in the present prosperity of the country. The HtrU oarrespondent eaye “yes■ terday waa a field day in Congress fur overhauling the administration," and to J. P. ROBERTS & CO. SOLI) IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY & S»LADE. -■Mt..- i-WHCBs " J Tho notes end accounts of the late Arm of C. F. Dwight * Cu, hmfaf been toft in my hands for roliectfou. ■■ paMas bdAfod to said firm mrbaB^T . tbo term ofProvident Grant. H at the adjournment of Congress, it ifo found that thane patriotic labor, of the Donto.rwy end ita allies have «uptoyed Congress aad apent the time and money uf the public Pi tho ecdusiop of WANTED I ZOO.OOOlfeetof Adi Up lOO.OOOft. of Ash Floor ing; for which the high­ est marketlprioe in cuh will be paid. HASTIHGS BABBLE WORKS D»HJUf. ■VMMALLa M pu-M- si.TH axsiAV breraiBrno# PREMIUMS ITALIAN BOTTLES Y1HIABUB ! �T^« R^nl«Lic^|i The Grand Lodge of Good Tempfar. tocted article, treating of Ash Wednee- '1 of fate State UH their regular annual day, Ac. It waa plainly the productfon Bat to aacure there results H is ob­ ■•Miau at Bettie Creek during tbo part of a wrU-tneaning writer, but, unfortn- viously nooreaary that Ckriaiians ahould natoly, it gave oaly an saririfa view of devote a greater amount of than than Rre. John RuaroU having vacated th* matters. Th* writer betrayed no peno- they ou generally give, to apemfic reoffice of G. W. C. T- th. past year on ligtouausee. Aad fa >der to got this amount of hisbriig dratedto proride over the Right Worthy Grand Lodgw of cured by th* Vsirnn, even after try­ America, it was announced that Rev. ing many of tho known remedies which George Taylor, by virtue of hi* office aa ar., said to bo expressly for this disease. Grand Worthy Counsellor, had filled th* position during tha term. Great aaorifioe of Win­ Encouraging addreose* w«rw deliver­ by Revs. Ruswll aad Taylor. ter Clothing. Star Clo­ edThe report of Mr. John Evans, the pleasure, aad even faatrvctiTO lectures. thing House, Grand Bap Grand Secretary, shows that there are Aad they will forego all these, not bo185 working iodgre in the State, <xmcause they are rinfuL far they are not, ids Meh. taiafag a paid up nwmbonhip of 8000. but beeause they will inevitably distract Threw were forty-cue lodge* orgnaiaed For tho writer simply tells us that tbo mind, and pvevect ths full bonrtit during the past year. 85 fa Ash Wednesday ia ths firot day of Lent, which may he, aad ought to be, de­ eaffi had bore reeiered from reburdni- and that Uni "ia regarded aa a time rived from tho keeping of Lent. apoteaMy set apart tor repentance of the Thus there farms of eelf-dsafai are site of tho part year, and fHfnratfoa merely s^ to aa art, and tho end is to obtain all posaibte benefit from the Lan- OVERCOATS below oort, Knit Woolen Coats, 60 Cotta At Star Clothing House, Grand Rapid*. the election of officer* took place, reauhfag in th* following. G W. C. Templar—Bev. George Taylor, of Ann Arbor. G. W. Counsellor— D. F. Sagradorpb, of Charlotte. 0. w. Vice Templar—-Ifarah E Btriker, uf Hasung*. G. W. Secretary—John Evans, ci Bcl- 'Uh?.. Peninsular Railway. .tsCTfiB’rt- W—‘ti Q. W. Chaplain —Rev. D. D. Gillett, uf Battle Crook. G. W. A. Secretary—P. D WuudruC MICHIGAN CERTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division SOLD IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY A BLADE. intimate that the Lenten seesm haa cer­ tain "hygienic urn" that should rommei>d it to "the giddy votaries of fash­ ion;” and be leave* us to imagine what Two thing, siey bo rfafod upon ae other “religious uare" there can be fa the self-denials keeping Lent, arid* from the one ho unmietakablo: mentiona, via: tbo repeatiag of teat which Lout can* for. are not of thing, intrinsically urrong, but of thing* in Il reallyJook*.j from hi* statements, thomsebre.innooent; aad second. Christ­ aa though tbo Church, in ortabhshmg ians who are worldly to a rinful degree, tho Lenten fast, had the good of these certainly need to repent, but the need "giddy” croetuie* *Ari/y at heart They ie no greater fa Lent than at aay other can pursue their rockleee aad frivotore career far tea mouths and a half and thee by a strict Leet of ria weeks, they can wipe out their old eroro of sins, and, with tho renewed phyteml vigor impart­ question,—How should I regulate my ed by a forty days' abohnaare, can en­ time and affair*, what engagement* put ter upon auothrr round of sxcoa* and aside, what datfae perform with alacrity, if the dearest member of my family were steadily an! sorely sinking down takfag my pea, and ia n few Bnea aay oomoihing fa the hope cf urging the imports nr* uf pushing on our Railroad matter*. It ia, indeed, v-y strange that our people treat thia project with »ucb indtfieroare. I. it a fact, that they ar* willing to settle down and submit fucever to the existing rates of high freights, <m evary articto .hipped into, or out of our town, and thereby col­ lecting a tax from thia community, gath­ ered out of its industry and toil, a* surely a* ever tax waa gathered by th* bated and demised tax gather* of ancfcnt Judro .Now the plain simple rtZTrai bo Obtained, /rw tf j qw-d«« fa »• U to ftlSt! Michigan Ceatral R. R. ofary*. by addressing General Faaeen- submit to it always t Ate our farmer. . — . R _ Burlington, . dialog to talu. from teu to fifteen rente I«r buvhel k-e* for their grain, and pay high rate* far every article they con­ sume, sad do this year after year wdA ert hft! why bow many yeses will OLD. IEUULE L»D DI*ECT MUTE. SBfit by vote of thc towns along tbo hue, we must reiac the amount by subecriplmn, let none stand back, let all help and the road wiB bo bum, let bom think that it will be built sag «*oy. 11 will want the Detroit & Milwaukee R R the work and subscribe all tha money, and you riMreW not nek it al these. It to the puff rtUprffor that asovea tha toad, su MM on sow and h*lp lift your share. Tear share ie all wo ask, aad by so do­ ing help along an enterprise that ahaJ stand aa a lasting monument to our credit after wo shall have paired away/ ii,. ago fa whiah wo live re­ quires something at our baud*. We ahould not Hr* far ourrelrc. re'y. We shall ba remembered “only by what w» have done. "Tho btoaafaga we band down to those who are to follow are our beet Nor in there anything in the nature aad design of Lout which calle for the preaching of repentance more plainly and rigorously than at other tune* But thsaron. The other pan i* free to such a* dreiro to use them, without discrimi­ nation or distination. Now, had I been duly ported, or had I erer used a damnation which would include bath the unable aad the unwill- If ho dore the factearwof rofard fa th. office,of tbo [Begistar of Deeds fa this county, aad can be peeved by the offici­ al record, and no.taan's word need be taken fa svittenre to prove the facte to be' ax stated by many^uk-paym.: of an acting committee of the Town-. ship h« bought this land for a Burying Ground. If yea, then will he not tell tho people why he took the deed fa/to •i—yb, without authority of law, aad •urh correspondent* as “Moro Anon.” we cannot justify ourselves in holding tn direct violatain of the known wishes oar peace Ho say* the instigators of the whole affair are the guilty one. if any twee be. This is the same old cry of step thief, and will hot bo easily ewalfowed by this oommattify. The the House uf fb-prooentytirm, this cod- 1 mittee mortgaged the homo of ths dead. ! To these plain questions the people of ' this Qtr aad ths Township of Hastings 1 demand an explicit answer*. No subtifugs of pretending to have bought the VW would all of u do, with fidelity aad dfapateh, what could not be poetponod, intending at somn indefinite time in the but every thine which could well be put future to deed this property to the Tax­ off, w* should defer, in order to gain aa payers who paid for it will be accepted. Tho people demand tho return of the (1,300 'fit public money expittdid in paying for the private property of time specially set apart hr repentance Mesar*. Goodyear, Bartow and Bwoeaey, of the *in* of the part year." with legal interest. And they intend to Repentance i* a univenal aad enforce this demand No romjwvmiee duty. Itia emphatically a proeart duty, should be accepted. The action of three nut uno tu bo deferred to the a*M Zre<*. 1 'of the one who wrote it, and there two men ebargad with bring so ocmipt, are as fat shear! of the writer of that arti­ cle fa point uf moral character, aa the greateet saint is of the worst being we I burned no oo* will attempt, to deny, aad that I>r. Dmkell aud hie family barely escaped with their livre, tearing nearly all their etothfag sad tbrir household eyre of the law* of the State, unices furntere by the fiemre. aad would, per­ they meal amply to buy and own this haps, Uro perished fa the flames had property re iadmdueb, are! this they not thing* been thrown on th* roof oi bad a perfect right to do, poyiag fur the awe, lik* the other seme full of religion. faith, and 4rti**M>, era for off men. and Cor eC time, and that time ia new. There is bo other “accepted time." And no Branch of Christ’s holy Church war ever so false to Him, waa ever so unutterably faoe,’ quite a Wy time being had c th* iacresro of Grand Lodge dues, tultin fa adding two cant* for e and tho Territories and th* traveler m* tuber of t v “—** ’J---rooeboo almost aay point therein by a A public .jd-mlid Line of Railroad. Thia Ian* of Radroad is the Bcaux*TO* Bocn, which Mart* from Chicago by th* Chicago, Berhngton A Quiaey Railroad, ano. ruaaiag through Bra- member* of tho daftmot Cimriry Com­ mittoe, to repented to have acid after reaffing the article a«nad "Many Taxpayere" in tbo buri fame at the llama. ‘That to Dewey's work." Well sup­ poring the stride had boon ou n, which l-y th* way W vs* art, was not all it* averment* substantially true. Do** His Honor, pretend to dray that the men claiming to be a Township Oommittoo, bought with tho funds of the Township, raised by Taxation and towards which every tax-payor fa the then Township of Hasting* was emspeUed by tew to Rtotributo hte proportion, a piece of ground of the rotate of B G- Ground!, ( deceased, sad took tbo title is/*» afapfr , Me name of -H. A Geodyeer, Nathan in Badov and James A- Sweeaey, tbow three mea bring said acting Committee. Dore ho protend to deny that eaid H. A. , j 1 renhfarhfa^Mtaetod SPECIAL NOTICES purpore they had no right to a>* a duL l*r of flfa funds off. the Isrefap One member of tbs', eommitte* was and is s' many inquiri*. in regard to the benefi: due. of Mr*. Barthsk'onki, we would aay t bat the recwipCe were aa follow*: For eate of tickets, ttt 58 From Grady’s show, 1 30 Donation of a gentleman, 1 00 । law be' violated whan be Signed the mortgage on that land, unless he re­ garded it aa private property. In fact, we are advised. al least semiofficially. that it was only os the ground that this lanu was private property, and arte padfo Aaryiay (JrseaA that ha consented wouH not support Mr. Barnum for Township Treasurer for thio reason. We as aa intelligent people hero nothing to gain by having there things kept in the ' dark. If th* accused burned ths itorn. devotion fa tho religfoas dutic* general­ ly ; more time to be spent in private prayer and puldie worship, more sobci­ I We ask far nothing fa this matter but I exact jartire, and submit that th* one /awwwr, jast toaUpartire, far the eolnof other*, more and greater eelf-deoial tien of thia whole matter ia far the than common, ia respect to the indul Committee to return to the Tax-payer* grace of ease and pleasure aad luxury. their money expended in the But the reseee for this more strict per­ purchase of thi* property. We wish it sonal religion* discipline arises from distinctly understood that w* impute no the nature aad purjawe of that liturgical diabuncet motive to throe genihnum, Tu* Woes of raising snbwription* to nor do we With tu b* umterrtood as make one prayer far his wicked wife. system which ie commonly called the the cupitul etoek of th* Kalamaxuu, making any chargw. We have simply That devoted wife who rushed to his bedrid* to receive his dying blessing. Harting*. Lowell and Northern Michi gan Railroad, ia bring pushed ahead maading that th* wrong* in thia matter annually gone over by Christfan congre­ with untiring energy, and with the deep be righted, that th* Tax-payer* may gations of woeehiper*. get their own money, end the gvnttoTho main foature of the Church Year, men owning th* ground* may be kfl fa is the unfarly preeentatfoa of all the Scriptural facta in th* Incarnate Lite of Cemetery [>uqo«ev or any other purpose the Lord Jesae Christ. Beginning with that they may chetee to ue0rth< m far. Hie Advent, ear aitoariou next called This ia whet the public demand, and to tho rircumstaaero of Hie Birth, Hia thia demand tn our judgement is jurtl Ctrcumcfafao. His Epiphamae, or Maniand right, and praraably or olberwto>. AufatieMk «fa, to theGeuhlm, as the as. the CouMsiltoe may etect, should be cxiss, people should not look upon .ab­ acoption*, as so many donation*, hot a* t*eu worthy of a faster he would have I investments on which they are sun, to Houur. tlie Mayor, llirt uhib tbu saH>U right. Another J a regw from thia autrd fol­ wedding guest* at Cana. aa thj I*>rd of rocrire large interest for all tiniv to Brttxu raoiaina fa chug* of ite peureut nature; tu other*, aa the Greet I’hyuoEditor, anything wo may have to cay, tow who |.ropo**s to oner crim* and ’ tan. aad the R-bukar of evil epirita ; will apprar aa vddorial, cud that any to sprak for all Woodland and dictat- 1 and to Hie disciple. aa tho Great Teach­ article appeariug is ita columns pur­ Heer him, if liiore two su called grbtker and tho final Judge of ell men. Hi Earns, permit us Io express our porting to be a cuckuenicetiua. will b* Haring thu> rtudied thoee foadieg thanks to tbo citiren* of Hastings, end jurt that, and that wo amuuw no re- mea that liar, uolbiug Io do but efope «prcto uf Hi* bleeoe.1 Life, wo are thou vicinity, for the liberal donation, of spocribility foe th* seutusaote uttered, wit!* the opposite tax, nm from thc prepared for a cnaaid >ratiun of the eir- which we at the M. E. Parscuage, were or opiciuns axpreswd in aay rououuni- sheriff, and seek tu rum ihuw that have a gui4 reputation. I don’t know aa the th* happy reoptent*, on Wednrodey cution. Murt mon undcraUud this but giitri! "Mure Anoa" ever eloped with evening Uth May the docosa be liber­ it reauia from the nsuaxk of Id* Honor, any of the fair sex, but th* article quoted above that he did not. We exally rewarded by Him who Las said: wUl in the laiuro.aad wbeu re­ "it is more bfaeeel to give than to re­ to any article that appears in lates." Tho receipt* wore 1173. dumae bo hit lb 1-th writer and 1 nerowilh tender my hearty thank* to an thuro who donated ao liberally to Ea. Hanan.—-I was taken Ivy *urme st tho dance got up for my lienvfit prim al tho position assigned mu on tho on the 15th fast. May th* Great Braebunted this .tore, and vu hired by Cometary qaeat.ou. asjert forth by your Barnum, bring them to justice, or if New aay thoughtful pereoa can too run* ipovdvit “Many Tax-payere," in Droekrll and Eastman are guilty of thc that this orderly presentation of the rocrime set re them the same way. We evrded famdeuteaf oar Lord’s tifo fa the 1‘xuur'i Lacrwxx.—Weudall Phft- flesh, mast be vary rtfoctiru. It can­ lipa, tha most eloquent man fa America, ted fan teeoakribate to a inter aad nwfll lecture at Jackson, this (Wedn**- pier appreciation of the Lord Jaras. And it want bo apparent to every think­ er that the o^erf of thi* arrangement of times and Ihemee railed the Church upon to drag my name fate print and make me a party to tins amtrveaesy. While I snubs* to having been satetakra fa regard to saaaa taaiteiurafcriod Htia Qrxxzxaa, Waasxx Ctrr, I Fuusur ID, 1871 $ takea atoo fa mum particulars. Waiv1 fag all each pointe, however, the beta It* H. Sheldon ha. opreed a Land arc simply three: Offleeu WeM-rOty. Gee. W. Web­ Being salted upoa fa a public aapaoi- ber. ! gill attend to the bnrirere during , ty tobuxyoae who had beau far raouthe ; med. far n barisd glare far Hia reply was fa three word ain't aay." I tbre faquir* Sarsaparilla �IAH1AI MIUIIMMBT J^lCHtGAX AACHIim 8 O’CLOCK •AOlliK njcr v.<c.vrr. cimxT. mnrxirooD, ■'PBOVIDENCE." Mcw. 1871. . Perfect. AURKAT IMPBOVUMEMT over AU OTHER wrihoeio. VIJLCARBITTERs5 One uf the gma'Awt » anta of a»d reentry ia Aappar Am* far . pie. Thia want ia eepe dally Salford A44crM wTroi. r. 0. l>r»»«r. Se. M FeUo wte vWT». V. LEICES E88HIRE TABLE SAUCE, THE REST UICE US IEUIH WHEAT! 11 sum M.1— • wmM for FAMILY USE. PMEITABLE EfiLOYim. WefadreaeMMas Ikwweee AasUfSSedl I W.rta hmvm]fwyrsvW BL'cAt EHKW1R isaiits fsxs Made la *ar SarcafAke They are impaadre, require Luc i little skiU and labor far iWr prolotian and their ndture altodi pleasing and yocnger members of the bouseboM. The loro of flower*, in a famify ur com­ munity, ia every where regarded aa loth It l«-very gratifying to aotio* hop rapidly tU- taste for flower* han incre as"d in thi« country during the put low I yeorx In largo stive tho use of (Janie . and donun for the deooenuoa of par- j lire, and espscially at weddings andjpor- : IUUWTI0XA jto Ath to >nc,«M >i«n •! aee4 jM*TI ftly-A sa4 to» keefllais, Bete ^S'o.'.nimrjSrsi The abure plan* will aid materially olaaining an uatiaretanding of the ibjftt. A i_ a circular bed of any sine A*. Lay be desired, act with rings of sub of five different colors ; those ia o ititer ring should be quite low, bemigg higher toward the center. This ‘f”‘sWd^r S&to’JflB’iaeBKsTtaK ‘•xoj'audtnI 1EL1MBWM LIFE IN UTAH Z.TS throughout the country. Tbo propor- ‘ tiou of Lousrliolds that now cultivate 1872. flowers is at least three tone* aagreat as ’ it was four or five years ago. May God , speed thia good wusk, till every dwell-; RADICAL AM RIGHT. Ing ia town and country shall have ita flower garden, ct, if no garden, its IxL I I’l.AlN.TRACTICAUI'BOGHE&HVE eouy or bay window of choice plants sad , and flowers. Let tho preen and the ! pulpit lend their influence to help on ! thio movement, and let the Agricultur- ; al and Horticultural Societies give vu-1 eouragemmt to floriculture as one of i TwwJsce tool co., KLTxaasrrirv revrso «< HMely ■ Aik r«v ImUV.r Ur Uww r oaUbktt a cu, ioxcm iiO film; UraiTUBI ABLEsT LIVING ACTHOBS A whole Lbrory in itsrlL ' DmnmoH CHICAGO C ACTION Ejsitf vr»eS Seals us >>.„■■» saavsf. THE CHICAGO ETENIRG POST. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. remembering that "Maa shall not ubs by bread alone." Thc principal agvnu ia this le-iwfi. FAMILY BIBLE A FAMILY RECORD. men, who are annually distributing svmIs, Imlba, and planta at low prices for thc million, throughout the entire coun­ try. by manna of cheap postage ; and al-, ao diffusing information about flowers and their culture, by tnoons oi attractive catalogues and “Floral Guides" of which hundreds of thousands ora annually distributed. Mr. J. Virk of Itochestar, ia justly regarded aa the apostle of flori­ culture in thia country. His Floral Guida for 1872 [advertised in thia pa­ ps*;] is a tn anil cd lieanty and com|Jetcne». If the useful uuitor .it matainsSrere spread out in ordinary book ■fylek it would make a volume of 300 pages, and coat not low than five dollars The following practical hints on fiericulture are furnished by Mr. Vfok, and, >’ oetly cvapiled from his Fforal Guide. The engravings arc specimen* of bun- touo JLLVKrnATioxa. : 50,000 JURUBEBA pLANTATATIOH JITTERS. S. T.-1860-X. This wonderful vagvtoble restorative SHEPABD’S compogkd moo bitters; The location of flower Leda should be m<u tiy near tbo front and aids* of the dwelling, and in view bum tha |>arlur R EF ER'EXQES. POKE ROOT F*»l>r - ..all Dr. Willi' tat uf Jmteta tropical teusperate or frigid, it ecu aa a specific in every aperies of dieorder which undertuinea the bodily strength 1 and breaks down the animal spirit*. ■fiicai letaii Liiiant, Children, Adults, Hcrsaa, and Ifomretic Animals, are always liable to a xndent., aad it is safe to say. that no family can , pass a tingle eras>« without some kind ' of an emollient being neeeesarv. It be-I cornea a matter of imponauM then to Moot Suitable fur the Family, Moat Valuable lor ths Student. Moat Instructin' for the TaMber. Most Appropriate for the ChiH, Most Useful for the Minister. Most Interesting fur the Fanasr. Most Eleghat for the I *nrior. Moat Profitable for tho Study. £ r£ r£ & & » Dr. Crook'* Wino SSJasc'caiJr.-art^S ?j|ssiaw^.w.s'i2t ®rcifjssm,ua a»2 rh ■ ig^<£&SSS3^ | *—>aoealw U. •. 1-SI Public TM Hm proved DR. CROOK’S WINE Xty- ANNUAL DLSTRIBCTION J_’sS;r, iSSL’ki NATURE’S Hair Restorative JOB# B- POTTER i OOi»rni.uHina> _ Fr«ah Garden. Flower, Tree 1 and Shrub. Evergreen. Fruit i and Herb heedfl, Prepaid by, Mail. A complete and jtidkaoui BMorUnent. 25 oortg of either dam. $1.09. The aix cluses, (159 packet.) for $5.00. Aho, ‘an hnmenac Mods of oue ywur I grafted Fruit Trees. StnaM ’Fruita. Fruit Stocks. Yong ! Fruit, Ornamental and EverJpeen Soedlings, Bluba. Kosee. ! vine*, Houac Border Planta, At, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-02-28.pdf f3927f3381fa2e49ba4422e1b0775f9f PDF Text Text Tit* fVr'iw-icmi Biyiiu^. The Banner Company. VOL. XVI. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 28. 1872. SLAUGHTERING GOODS! GREBLE <fc RUSSELL FIRE PROOF STOVES! Etrry Stove Warranted two Years. Tbewarwai now nearly doted, or coly carried on. on the part of the Mexi­ cans by raring and iteteabod partite without autheritv, fix parpore* of plun­ der and spoil. During our stay in tho were made, butthoy down by oar troop*. Oeu. Quitman was at first appointed military governor of Mexico. But in Nor. he returned to the United State* and Gim. Smith waa appointed to super- The Mexican Ounfirea* rumored to Queretaro. It waa hard Cor th* Cantilion pride of th* Moxicaua to own that they were beaten and compelled to sue lor peace. Bet thov ware driven to this extremely at last. Santa Anna ou tear- ___________ . xa nrered.nL I consider this • bed proc dent, and 'where a- bad prooxlent haa ’ b**a MtabliahU th* aeomr it is aban­ doned th* better. Sir, if you thia yrer follow the trreeedent of I’ortlan* with citie*, and nlaourgusd that the ctmdilion Chicago, will you tell mo bow you can of th* log market end tho ruling quota­ tion* (which lie took fivm (h* Chicago imt the United | State*, and not > evwyefty, TiBnqo and hamfat BOX th* United State*, but r there ia afire in th* United care no4f it b* a barn f Tho I bold in my hand an amatolmeet which I propuaa to otbr, provided th* Senate reronrider th* bill. At th. outret *om* voted for the HU, bettering ita ■ i i > li«f not only to every small ritr and vil­ lage. but to Tory individual who haa had £TO]>ertyjlertroy*djby fire ;^aad you win Mte* when your table will be ovw- And see just how the thing is done. Of Every Description, Manufactured to Order, from GEXUIJflE OAK LEATHER. 10,000 SAP BUCKETS All Winler Goods must be closed out gardless of coSL ■ tack* ware mado. Aa Jack Haye*, with I hi* Texan Hangore turned a ocraar to | reach the public aquare, an anraged Izepcrv. or released malefactor hurled a briek at tbo head of on* of hi* followore. Tbo miirifo bruahed his cap off. and just grarcd hia head. The Hang­ ar’s hand vu upon his holsters. Quick aa the avenging lightening a pistol waa lavellod upon th* ****ilavit and be rolled in the duat The pistol wa* returnad to lho bolsters and to* owner kept on a* if nothing unusual had happened, and without locring hi* place in th* ranks Detroit Stoves! Peteiy Peoa, who waa at the bead of th* Supreme Court of Justice. On tho 2nd of February a treaty of peace w«* signed by the Marita* Oommiaricnera and Mr. Trial at Guadeloupe ILidalgo. Tho term* of th* treaty were nearly the ram* u tbo** submitted to the Mexican Government ia August be­ fore, we received by thia treaty th* territortes of New Mexico, Arirania aad Upper California, aa are* of 500,000 square miles Tho American flaw waa at length pulled down from the position* where it had waved in different porta of Mexico. Whan the Mexican flag want up to Ha former planet of ascendeucy. and waa duly saluted by on artillery. Our division toft th* city of Mexico in the latter part cf May 1848. Gen­ Worth’s Division wa* the last to depart. They took up the ir line *f March on the I regret that tho honorable Senator did not consent, without objection, to this raconaidamtiou. I think tho proporitiou of my colleague a moat liberal ( one. If that should be recommended by the Commitfee of Finance, I will, with great pleaaure, vide with my colteague for his amaoduMuE But, rir. I touch, ay*, and bare suffered more in proportion to their number and wealth, than haa th* city of Chicago. I proteat in the us* M matte* again*! thia wrong bring done to those men who have thua suffnrtri by fire throughout tho northern portion of Michigan. tkra vtm incidentally before th* Senate, to make that aggregate half a miffimi dollars. I woaldmX object to that; nay, I woold go evea to a million of money on that basis, if U ware rinr****ry. I do not hoetiha* th* »ymjMthT, but do mitagrmiw, tho method by which that ■ympat^yis tob* *xteod*I I *m to- Tho content* at Htrftr’i Mfariu for March will be of tho sort entirely fitted to adorn and instruct th* family circle. Tho number is, in short, desperatly im­ proved and quite doroid of pretty little tiny kickahawa. Out T. B Troup head* t!»e list of articles with a retrospective one of th* United State* Treasury De­ partment Ono ecu fancy our precious State Fair at Kalamazoo, to tho number of 20,000 bad been *et at liberty by Banta Anna, whether with Rt«jd or evil motives t* not known. While sending our men in detached portiaa to occupy important pointe in the •jiy, we were suddenly- attacked by the I-epero*, convicts and aoldian in di*guiee. Eacopetat from half op*n door* worn fired upon us, and miaeilei were hurled from the flat roots of the house* Wo suffers at firat considerably from tins annoyance. Col. Garland, one of tho brave.1 of our officers was severely wounded end Iteu Siday Smith waa Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, Sujesi ui Seclaiical Deitiiti 7792 They are the only Stov made of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the World. The Detroit Stoves are the HEAVIEST Stores In the Market. come not back again. Far from thrir owe happy homes in sunny New Eng­ land, and from toe forma of kindred and friondxin a land of etrang- Prompt measures were taken to put an end to the** outrage*. Ilagner’s artillery waa brought to boar against GOODYEAR & STRIKER. The best place in the The street fighting con tinned for twentyfour hours. On the 16th. affaire became mere quiet, and the four division* of th* army were severally placed near th* four principal gates of th* city. ■to buy GROCERIES is at the new’ brick store of pay Cash for our Groceries, wc pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash [he very lowest rates. H A! HA! FI, A, Bus e 11! Go tliero lor your PREMIUMS Subscription Price $2.50 DENTIST Nuhilfe this bill and recommit it to toe Fraanro Committee, and if they in thrir wisdom report that H<M»0,0U0 teaD bo award­ ed Chicago aa a boon from the State, tot each State be smvsasd it* quota bated of the Chicago Belief bill, wa* mainly confined to Senators Ferry. Chandler, Logan, Trumbull and Carpenter. The remarks of Mr. Ferry wwe very long, and were mainly devoted to a running cavalry petroled too street*. and a bat debut* with Gen. Logan. We quote th* taXon of infantry under Col. Plymptou firat port of hi* firat speech, in which did good service in putting down thia be itated hi* position ia full, ufolirregular reeiataure. gates from the ayuntamiento or city cour.ee!, camo to Gen. Scott’s haadqnar^ ten and naked terms in favor of tho chunk, citiaeaa and city autoor.L**. The Goa. inform® i them that tho city waa in hie power, that tho term, grant~*"■* *“ ““ "' ‘ ’ his pleasure should impose and_______ At C o'clock Gen. Worth's Divirion had advanced to too rood landing direct from (he Alameda to th* Mayor, palace, lie would hare been tho first to roach the goal of our ambition. (End ho not been stopped by orders from baadquai- In’the early morning Gen. Quitman took pn........ Ion of the citadel, by toritalioo of too city authoritiea The I’almrtto regiment were immediately eon! to garrison it The remainder of hie oolmna with our brigade and Loring’s rifl. rogmwnt in the teed, ad reared im­ mediately to the Great Sqnar.. By 7 But all waa not ^t one* quiet and ordoily, atragglera were sometime* found murdered, and th* clergy refuavd to open thrir hmure far public worship. They were promptly in funned that mili­ tary protection would be withdrawn from the church** and church property unlae* they were immediately opened for public wcreldp. They were glad on there condition* to return* their religious | to Pvtiaad. Now, air, to show our diaporition w* ora willing to -ioubte thra if the B*o*to ray ao, «p*n areliafof no,000,000 inatead at 110^00,000, and mak. tfas MtoMMut WOO,000 upon Michigan, aad *be wttl iabarowawty •'lite conceded that tho pusageat thio bill will be equivalent to areduetionuf 820.000,00U in the coat of the needed building material It fa also A tax er contribution of $150,000 waa levied upon the city ■* a compenaation fur tho protection of chureh and city property. Thia waa paid in four equal weekly iaatallmonte. full well and appreciate tho force of that precedent I know a* wall, too, that that ha* bad Ha impremkm upca to* minde of Beuatore. A drawback *f dati** than ia th. exampte for a drawback At firat there waa a Mtority rf fruit, for Chicago. We wore invited to thfa vegetable* and provision* in-th* city. Santa Anna and hi* marauding soldiery having appropriated, all not immediate­ ly wanted by tho dtiaena, to th*ir own one. Bui in a few days the city waa opened to traffic from th* country when fruit, vegetable* and grain were':plenti ­ fully in th* market place*. Bsnanaa, pt-aches, pomcranntz'*, datesand melon* were abundant in the atop* and stalls and at th* stands upon the corners. Men and women, boys and girl* in cos­ tume of everr »tyfa and color, and of every stature and complexion frasn the tall, lighter Spaniard lo th* gray, diminunuro mdian dusky creole, and darker mulatto,passed around our comp. ------- ------ ----------- ---- and quarter^ selling Urir various ware* in full uniform, escorted by Maj Sura- with tbo vam-. freedom aa among thei.- own peopte in n tim*of profound pc ice A diacription of this city would b* in port a i*p*<iiion at th* dfamptiaa of r 1’mU* given al length in a form- ertii de. Th* aign of the crow, indicative a! ; Catholic nil* waa ocnxpicttoualy dfaplayed cverTwhero. The spires cf the capitoL tbn totmtote and every public building acariy. waa mounted with that ioerimble emblem of Pupteh deepotfam. The a’meda is a well arrawred public make* raonay and giro* hot everything she wants—except too' muuntauuua quantity of Heart which alone can satis­ fy her tender natoro. rtbw aha starve*, bowstetdoric and wtouppy Adonis, �SIMttlA filMlLlBVB orogs; cuiijitamg jmrt cl aa on “Beptimiui Foltan" bolds the restart ict.ro* with tbo subtle and mystic sp.ll which ia Hawthorne's own. In thia number, you see Soptimius half lov­ ing Bose Garfield, half wondering nt his The Union Pnofc RMlrcmd Company having had some trouble with “squat­ J llr**^“,S*!ion bto the conduct of Sene­ ters," on land allotted the grunt of ' aboil Hindoatteito * it *31 be upj-crtunc to have an ex- the Ooveromont, heve appeuled to tho su; J mothers ; Georc * I pitot .tntement from Senator Trumbull, committee on Public Lands, dirough u ‘‘ “ ‘ ' regarding a centred of his with Presi­ their attorney. Hon. Benjamin F. Wade, dent Johne-in, by which ho appears to to cause additional legislalfoa to bo bare violated the law and pocketed made to erenre them the land thus oc­ •10,000, jus: prior to giving his vote to cupied. man wtuiM life he had taken, nnl quite aaablq to reed ik excov* coo strange. Mr. Johnson employed Mr. Trumbull os rounril in the case of McCardle, and the State uf Georgia'agninM GrorgeG.Muad.andoti.cn in the Su­ premo Court of th. United Btatea, agree­ ing to pay him a foe of ton thousand DRUGGfRTH KUNDRIEfi. AND FANCY 00^ Beautiful Combinationa Variationa. A delegation of colored min from Boltimorc. Md., visited th. Atty, Gen­ eral yvotorday, sumptaining that none of l7ih.tretea.IMsa. Steres. jurors in the U. 8. Courts uf that state. GEO. WOODS A CO, The Atty., General promised to took in­ CsmkntsresH. Hui to the matter and redress their wrongs. U..» Udi. Wisur lUrest. The Republican Cuoventiuns so for ar Two ■iaeaterial reetgnatiuu in one week.—Another new departurehoard from', have declared for Great, Amue««tta.-Edwin Forest. Char­ reel violation of the taw by beth the including Maine. Ohio, Kansas and the lotto Cuxhaan -The Soldiers Menn- partira to the contract, tbo taw of April 21st. INS, suction two, making it a A Mr. Prince of this dyr, yesterday, ruisdemoanor punlshaUe by a fine of obtained a verdict for •3,000 damages •2,000 for any member of Congress to against tho Washington Frvssvy SUr enter into any such ointract with any for a libel published in its columns, in­ which baa disturbed aad excited rvligiU. H. officer, and section 5 of tho same jurious to plaintiB's business. ! oua circles ia Detroit, haa boon tho nwigact, making it a misdemeanor tor any Tho Board of Public Works propio Mtionof the Ray Wm. R McLaren, of to cause to be laid during the coming Wiwtainistr.i Presbyterian church and I season, about •25,000 eqsmre yds. of his proposed departure to the Episropal wood i*rcmsnl, and lb. cheapest ptvpbody. Thia thing camo so suddenly up­ dence of it can be found by aay com- ositioa for preserving tbo wood, looks to on bis congregation, haring romo to [ unite, wishing to see it It tenet known (Mrafrir^ta- ttJUiTaMW. rrte.tere.te the oxpemditure of •02,500 for that pur­ their noitoe fir it through tho press ; that I । that Mr Trumbull rendered any poaipose alone. C. If. it Lai excited genuine surpn», eirruw ' OBKXT~llT~ and I might add. some mortification. I। tive or valuable service in thueo coms falx OaxaxT for March opsms with a before the court, but, Mr. Johnson was No one questions the honesty of the a liberal paymaster, and did not hesitate most interesting, instructive and sis us­ Itertcvud g.ntinmans convictions in that on that account to pay over the money. ing sketch of •'Tho Colored Member.” {breaking bis “former theological opiu-1 1 It was paid aa follows in which a description of Houlheru poliions, and certainly no one of his present Lera," add ho, endeavoring to keep sssch March 7th., 1M8, J 1,000 hold on his property a. wm impb«d in charge can aay that in his m inistry of April 16th., “ 2,000 since the war is racily presented ; Wm. hoopitalfly offering tho use of it to five yuan, he lias been otherwise than Ajiril 23d., Speer gives an entertaining description another “Yos,“(eaid tbo girl a pmon faithful and earnest in hie ministrations. I should always bo welcome to his own." We, who have always loved and n-vvrod •10,000 of Cures with sagfeetiosiv as to tho It is e relief to turn from the wiber. him as a pious and dovoted minister of I By referring to tb» dates it will bo method of treatment required on oar half-foaxful fascination of this pqychoSOLD IN HASTINGS, part toward that distant island with togical romance to tho bright, keen wit Chiiat, shuckedjaa wo are by tills sur- >, *eeu that those payments were made which we have had a recent difficulty ; BY ACKLEY' A BLADE ot Dr. Hotasas, of tho world, worldly. prising change of vtows, will hold hit ' during the pendency of tha itnpeechHo runs; a tilt ia this numbei against his memory sacred in our “heart ot heart.'*; rnent trial, and all within about two “Tyler's Administration"-!. handled by the author of * suggeetiona of tho Past" and wyh himOud spool in whatever hue months of the day tha vote was taken on ia a way to keep up tho meet lively in­ impeachment in the Senate. of duly tu. may bo called to serve The country knows bow Mr. Tium- tercwt cn the part of tho reader. Ed­ On tho same evening tho Rev. Dr. vote-1 tu aevjuit tho man who Lad ward Crapoey eoaUaaev his ‘■Mother i B-tilard. of rhe Firat Congregational bud 1 Church also tendered hi, resignation ' been 1 so liberal toward him in tho above Bide af New York," giving a full ac­ count of tho public charities aad pau­ If the Senate af the United States is perism of the great metropolis; Oen. WILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, BLANK books, JUVENILE BOQfc 8T1BBABB WORKS MD Ptn,'. ZoAre TJU KUJfO BA OS, J7A7,’ SATCinm Perfumnrira, Pomaaades sal Hwffr Wall Paper and CurUiiu Fixture! CAUITON .Si2:'5£l~ tbs q-sestii.m invol rod ia tha constractioc of thia proposed load. It ia a fact, that towns and dtiea enjoying R>e benefits Consumers nsay be detrimental to the rights of stock-boldses, are malted ia cnaaequosn of that competition Is yoy faryw ynisse for all kinds of produce, sad ssU atiwrrtoi, ail merchandise brought from the Eastern markets, the reason being tho diminished expense of trans- | fully 10 cents more per bushel at Kaismason, Battle Crock or Jackson, than it is in this Gty. the coot of shipping eo, moot of thorn noil it here for tho boot price th.y can obtain. But suppose by thsir aid tho X, H. * L. Bond, ieoow ctrueted the preeent year, then they will U enabled to sell at four own doors tho surplus produces of tbo county, at the highest market rate., and this in­ crease of price atone in lees then three years will pay tbo last dollar,.any man Wore there no competing roada psasiag through tbo «U« aad villages untnodiately adjacent to our own, wo should urge no man to iuvoot money m thia saforpries. But because of thia [NOCURE NO CHARC1 e, uncertain, atnbitiia ; our brain* work and intoxication; so read a sensational literature, rat, drink, act in a white heal of struggle fur [.lace in party or socsoty ; our patriotism cov­ en a city or Btats ; the aountry has out­ grown it fa is wurth our white, therefore, to took back al thio man wboeo body was six foot two aad sound ia projiortioa to its >in ; who was sober, boneisi, end pure in Lis .very-day life ; had nommon mum instead of genius; and who, in a plain way, served hie country, and not kinraelf, to tbosmd Thia daj, when L" camo into the world, io the beet time to eonaidor wbat capebtilitMe there are inalifo endowed with thueo virtues which wo ciaas as tnadiocre, aad tha use and future proopapty ot tha people of thia county ia largely {dependant <ra the construction with the least possible do Tbo proposed national pork, a bill far , lay, at thia Rood. And wo trust tho peo­ tho eotaUishmeat at which haa paaeod ple, seeing tho aseMsity of protecting the Senate, io toasted ia a country but little known, out which will soon be hesitate to act. promptly, and enable traversed by the Northern Pacific rail­ and thereby be made comparative the Directors from thia city, at tho way, j, to traveler, um oajv. but tu moonag of the Board next week, to any the raadiag world. Vataabto papere reemphatically oar quota of stock is se- gardiag tho Yellowstone region have ap­ peared m several of our moalblira; Cut tho story of its vrondere is not halt told. It is probably tho most remark, able region in th- world, andasitbooomoe easy of accuro will be frequontod by thousands of ntaasuro-oeekers who matter up at once, and add per east, havo berotoforo btaeood the wateringto tha cash value of every acre of land pteces of the East with thrnr languid prooonoe. The bill mentioned sets apart within five mites of tho prvpooed route, a tract of land fifty-five miles by ULXtyfive milos in extant, lying in tbo north- Here, with-their wild, strange aad •ublime surroundings, wo bare w.tcr-1 foils which make oven Niagara a tamo affair, and a lake, the rirorit of wHch fo nearly 200 miles, more attractive than tho iaJteo of Switteriand Hero we hare a river which, ia its deep cannon ia the Bousto admitting duty free the tho naBmli needed ia eo-bmlding of Chicago. Wo note their action and tho onto in tbo Senate with unalloyed pleas­ era. Wo behove in equal laws and ia another, and finally appalled him by the suggestion ot a disese. called “JfoeMmm ^dAwsu in which tbo patient turns the Ooior cf bronao. No w.mder that tb. pdot went aweV eorrowful and dirpondina. Bui hie -J------tel him. ffbo said tho bruise, and secotnmcni dipped in vinegar. ' disappeared, and tho ---- -------------- „ <VWM ■ hranud mao. In this nuiub.r, too, ha kits off tho sprcrialtirs ot tho BeontiMa — the man with the telooropc who was too busy looking into the hoar- । really drairou. of ferreting out official , misdemeanota, I submit that here is a good place to go to wort. By tho laws aliovo cited, the Senator was guilty of a I misdeturaour, the punishment of which Du we need anot tier Berg It, and while | j js a fine of three thousand dollars and his humantarian views are mnetingwith ; ■ the voiding of thv contract. It is a fine so mush merited approval in these days opjmrtunity to unmask a hypocrite— of progress, wouldn't it bo as wall if punish a crime and cover thirtren thuu»anothe- philanthrope should “turn up” , and dullars into tho Treasury. j to look after tho cruelties, impose.! upon || President Grant unites with al) other ■ tho children in our Public Schools ? | g'«d Ib'pubhcani in a desire to .oe thv From reliable sources we learn that du- I mote searebing invsteigations into every i ring tho moot bitter cold weather of last' speetev of fraud and eorrnjKwn, and month, hundreds of shivering girls and ha. thuwu his determination to exert boys were kept waiting in the strcst, all his official power ’ to rorrect abusea, (tho janitor refutiai^to even let them ami punish unfaithful officers. Let the into the yard,) becauw they came a few i Bcnatorsjwho reek to create the impreorminutes too earl), and thu. violated the eum that tho President ie cognisant of any existing rorrupfion, which is in his tliat in name casco indignant parent* have taken t!ie matter in hand and re- | puwir to correct show es dean a rrcxjrd of “Life on the Plains," and tho most readable piece cf biography, ‘■Fifteen । Years a Shah iron," ia also continued in the preeent number. Anthony Trol­ lope goer on with his story. ‘The Eustare Diamonds," and 1’ruk Lew Benedict has a etory. Jerry Black Las an article which will undoubtedly at­ tract wide attention, upon tha “Now York System of Jurisprudence." There are many other yxoelleat tilings in tho March Galaxy, which our readers will desire to see, and which 'they will read with retufoctiun New Advertisements. ROBERTS & CO, DRUGS Medicines, Dye StuSs, PAINTS & OILS School Books & Stationery PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMHT J URUBEB BLACKSMITHING! Hsyise Uul: tk. s«Ur, u-.revi .r Mih il-Sva <Um (tritels. sm wwte Ite re nioustreteil moot emphatically against this treatment of their offspring, but we i do not know that the edict of the Board. ! (aad iersrf enough we all are by it.) ha. , yet bees revoked. Wo could go on and | give more uf tbo abuatn which have crept into our Public School manage Speaking oi schools, we hope to live to ese the day when our fraud* teachers and pnasspefr shall receive a little more then Wf the pay awarded to meu of equal or U* capacity ia similar positions. Ton may lenuraiber that we rxpreaeed our views on this subject in the Battle Creek JounoFi ropiinns some months wore, and we intend repenting them till miuethiag coesee of it-**Des Fafasfr." poets, Ixmgfello'v and --------each for this number a is. Loagfaltow's is entitled ____ n of Saint Caatina," and it recounts, in moot melodious rhyme, tho etory of the young Baron, who want away from kb chateau in tbo Pyraoem, Senator Morton and Conklin, have pressed the controversy regard ng the doaigis ol Schurs 4 Co. with ssnh logic and vigor, that tiumner haa already come down from the high eland origin­ ally taken by him in tho sale uf arms investigation Finding that the alfogstwos ol bis preamble which wsa placed in Lis bands by Carl tieburx for effect, had proved tu be absolutely false so far os known, bo yeetonlay naked to wrthdraw it from the Senate, a Senator objected, and it could not bo withdrawn, Mr. Sumner's tune ia quite meek, as he finds himself ic bud rompany which does not hesitate to impose upon his credulity. It «ems shameful thattbo bright fames of the great Sumner should be thus tare irisbed by dsshing it into the muddy wstm uf Preoideut m akiag and tho de­ filement uf peraunal malignity. The country has a right to own him in the caparily uf the great American caampicin of right, tbo pare statesman, and the magnanimous orator, but through th. furor ot jieasiun, tho seduction vf aduistioa, the whisperings of earthly ambition or the sadder fate of a great mind decayed before it p&Mra away from th. view of admiring milbuus, our grand Sumner of tbo past i» foot merg­ ing into tho seedy politician aad beroiqirffr. alas, a garrulous old pcAonius whom wisdom ealdom gleams through dreams of hie own peraowal impartaaca. We spoko in a former arttoe nt the expected advent of thio veteran tragedi­ an. Hte first apixuranoe was delayed one uighG by ths non arrival of his own and the troupj’o baggage,' including of eourao all their stage wardrobe, but on the evening of the 13th fast, this grand old actor put in hi. apfwarauce in his rime, hie 000*0 letters to the curate, who once, aad always to bo famous rule of goes every night to amfort his Cardinal BicLebeu. Twenty years ago Itmehnvso tad plays lansquenet with him Ona night a Inter comae which tells of nigbte rae*d in tho tents of tho Terratine Indians, and the Indian chrsfs daughters, “beautiful beyond Lebed." The curate listens to this l«tabated.” His opening reoptioa was u parfoct orabou, the Opera House being crowded to rcptetion,isomo of tho audienoe coming a distance of sixty mile, to witness hie peeformoMe. Virgwnius, Hamlet and King Lear, will fiB up the nights of this engagement, and if wo noTw look upon him. or ‘‘his like again" we can at toast dwell npiJa the memory of the brilliant part of • our "Ned-" A pamphlet romonstreaiM of tho Wbotlver liis route will take him to Western Union Telegraph Company your city wv are unable to aay at against the postal telegraph bill has preeent, but shall adris. the Blum been presented to Congress. The oom- which give a million dollar! to create a new mcnopoly, under pretense of check­ ing an existing one. To designate aa a r-ncopoly n postal telegraph conducted by national authorities ia a government "of tile pedpte, by the prcTle. and for tho people" is an absurdity that the peoydo wiD not be atow to dteeurrr. The interests of all aro represented by tho Gownmani as illustrated ia tbo preaeat that a more refined and intellectual eu- Port Office management If this wlbe dtenro never crowded tho Opera Houae, It was a fitting and grand tribute to the “•Id man. etoqueuL" Ma closed many m tho bunds of the tow, it wiD bo through her agent that she will gir. her promued rradiiw ia March. Her non arrival boro last week was a severe duapciaimnnt to a great many. Forests “Hamh-f waa wiusaoed by iw 1 ,MX» people. Of tho menu of tb>* performance of which oar “iritics" oxI-nws various oppinioas we shall hero Dr. Wells’ Kitrart tf Jinkte -pkdBATkorder:------------ pLAJTATON Thia wonderful vugotable reatarative U th. ahoot-anahar of thofeobl. and de- bOitatod. Aaa tomeand oatdial far the «• ■—WU-. u.ua, “• «reuir a k i*Kin&a every other stimulant In ail dhnatee, trepioal temperate or frigid, it acta m a w every qwcia of dmordor which uudermiaes tbo bodily strength •ad breaks down tbo animal spirits. 3 O’CLOCK’ neceaaory for the Weetern Union Tetagraph Company to taeuo a rertood vdiifon of Webstore dtatiunaiy akmg tnth their pliaapbkti. teeewtptetod end is lobe dedicated, tbo beaunful statuary unveded An., Ac, on the Oth of April. General Bunmide and ether nofabffiUm are to b. [react, and although nw ar. «i«rttug a big bm. to which “nfl the world and th. reel of maakted" will be heartily wel- The Washington ennwpandent af the Mew Tort HtnU says that “there is no hmgvr room to dcubt* that Mr. Creevreil. the Postmaster General, is to give up hie place in the CaUtsec to CoL John W. Furaey. Tha Preeissmt goes to Pfofodelpfon'to return Cui. Fontey's it is the piTOS. 8.T.-188O-X. Slewart & WANTED! 200,(KXKfeeto£AshLop. 100.000 ft of hah Flow tag; for which the hip­ est market-price in eld will be paid. �Wo cooiinuo our report of tho pro­ ceedings of Ui* dreuit Court since the 13th in*L On the 14th, in the mm of Horace Bangston v*. James Forbes, the jury found fur tho plaintiff, and a** owed damages at 8500 and ooati. Tho oaso of Wm. H. 8kmn*r, Va. Chandler, Ford and Herbert Olmafod, judge cut waa roaderod for 8530,18 end CHUICHEI 11 you want T for 25 cent* go to (M>28t3) Aura A Psrarox's. An order staying all proceedings, except taxation of cost* for thirty days was granted in tho slander case of Williams vs. Freer, and Bang* ton vs. Forbes to unable counrel to move tor The beat 10shillingTin th.8tat.at (feb2St8) Axus A Paasros’*. ■ASOIIC. Orthodox Congregational Church of Middleville, was brought on tor trial, (fab28t3) and lasted through that day and the next. The jury found for tho plaiutif for 1855, and costs. In the care of Honry Stinchoamb va I want al! tho eggs tho hens can lay Edwin tL Mallory, judgement for plain­ ia Barry County. Also maple sugar tiff for value of the poporty waa renwanted. The highest cash price will bo 11 dared by content of defradent, and tho ease of the 1‘ooplo va. Benjamin F Perkins, waa continued by consent of I Counsel. In th* divorce ca*o of Jane Rcaioratire will check iL Splendidly perfumed and as Hoar ai a cry atal Ail wide awake druggist* soil iL 8*o ad- ia fine Premium and Imported fancy Fowl*. I am prepared to book orders for delivering otter tho first of Septem­ ber, of the following varieties : Thtfk end Light Brahmas, Creve-coura. Dominiquos, and Buff Cochin*. Send stamp for prices and description. oct25lf. Great sacrifice of Win­ ter Clothing. Star Clo­ thing House. Grand Rap­ ids Mich. gim'hMrMfow townsman, F. N. Gal-[ loway, E^_, tho Vico President of the Hariiagi National Bank, tho following to pay defendant 85,OJ a w**k durint. tb* penden<7 of this case. In King vs. Kiug, a docrep of divorce wav granted. In tho cmo of Damouth ot all, v*. Kluck ot al), an order for surety far costs was entered. In th* case of tho Poop!* va. Oliver Rose, a plea of guilty of lareeuy wa* entered, and th* respon­ dent *ant to Jaokson for on* year. In th* case of Oolby va Litchfield, an order for security far costa wm entered, and a stay of proceedings granted to case of Hayfcrd vs. Gifford, a judge­ ment of no cause of action wtu entered, and a stay of proceedings for thirty days granted plaintiff to filo exceptions Au order anting aside th* Execution sale, in tho case of Hull vs. Wright end others wss granted In the esse of Pbttor vs, Holbrook, tho motion to va­ cate judgement waa denied, with coats of motion and nn attorney foe of 16,00. In case of Colo et all vs. Dewey et all tho motion far now trial was denied, and ata; of proceeding* for 30 day* G. Dunlsy v*. John Donlev, a decree of granted, to enable defendants to filo divorce waa granted. On tho 19th, an bill of exception*. order staying proceedings in the case ot Wa.'rath vs. the Congregational Church for thirty days was granted. On the 19th, tho case of Wm. McNutt vs. Thomas Lucas, waa tried and sub­ Flowsr Lodge, Na 44, took place on mitted to ths Court, and decided on the Monday evening, Feb., 26th, under the 21st, th* Court finding for plaintiff six supervision of tho Dept. G. W. C. TM cento damages and costs. On Saturday L J. Wheeler and Lady m DepL G. W. an ordor iij this case staying all proceed­ Secretary, assisted by DepL Q. W. M., ings for thirty days, except taxation of O. H. Ellis, all af Nashville, whan th* following officers were duly installed. DuBri* va. Jehu Springstrod et all. no order was entered dismissing the appeal on application of plaintiff’s attorney, on payment of coats to date. The replevin case of Wm. IL Hay­ ford vs. Wm. M. Gifford, was tried and W. C. T.—Travers Phijipe. W. V. T.-Mre. D. R. Cook. W. F. 8 —Mrs. A. W. Bailey. W. IL See.—Mrs. 8. E. Strike On the 21st, in the case of the Peo­ ple v*. Frank Ltneb, a pica of guilty of burglary was entered, and the respon- OVERCOATS below cost, Knit Woolen Coats, 60 Cents. At Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. SHIft Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, sue: BJX: ‘■ggrrttf&ifctiSi'ydS■’EpaSStlfcr.ft'.’Alk.t Detroit & Milwaukee R currence at Mason. Tha Laalis JhrtU relates bow Kittridgo, tho editor of tbo Aines received ju*t before IChriatmsas a fine young porker, ready dr-owed, as a family present from Mr. Moody. On Christmas morning Mr. K. was the re­ cipient of quit* a different prewnL It WM from his wif* and w^s not “ready A new work! An awakening invoatigation! 1 A thrilling theme of fruitful thought fur Evo men. Hu created more excitement than the "Wandering Jew.” Eminently adapted to ths times It un­ ravels the Romanish system from its origin to th* nrs.vnt; expo*** its baselorn pretencra, it* frauds, its oppositions to our public school*, and religioue and ctvil liberties, its final*, Ac. This work is an elegant oetavo voluma, containing 753 page*. 109 fir*t-eia*s en­ graving. Bound in sbeej\ price 87, in doth |5. Bent by mail on receipt of Grand River Vallsy Division ^EafiSTL’ttKlrttfVti fo!kx%e*!l it a lumber or rabbiah room. Since this “Mint’’ retrod to has been in our community, the' number of law-, suits haa iacreawd about one half, and j we take 11 to b* a bad indication of the subject Wlien ho and this abused Hartiett Mariah went to Grand Rapid, of the boat and wiU take chare* of its feeding hi. horee at the barn of Mr. on their errand of “for tho right," we trading demrtmML “ boat, on Solomon Lawrence of Hickory Cbroars, think h* must hare forgotten th* scrip­ tbs Upnurtemonri ho met with a very srrere accident bv luckot goods aboard, /w lb. reppivef fallinglthreugh the hay-loft, a distance ture “Blreeed are the peacemaker*," « th* (cveral town* along the ■bore. W* of about 16 fast, to the ground, striking Irani that Mr. Galloway retains hi* inaa unguarded hour and uaod bar aa aa torest in his buriuera at Hartiuga, and on Ms back. Dr. Chandler was soon inatrumeut to prove bar deceased hus­ will probably return there m th.fall. callwl and rendered immediate relief band an iaoandiaay, (hw.br ruining hern. _ _____ __ and I am happy to say that tho Doctor aeU aimply to carry out hie uaacrupebua think* that if the Elder ia careful he will soon be able to resume his labor* people to beware for be ia dangerous. again. Wo, too say let the guilty answer for their deeds, but why has not some sms taken hold of this affair ? Because no ■mi delights in destroying the happi­ Schoolcraft oorrospondont of tho De­ ness of Ms fellow neighbor, who is as troit ZnNuu is intensely delighted over OuAxuxran Feb. 28th, 1872. a typographical blunder in the Dikystet Kortoa Birsxa: — Again does your in hopes tho deluded prodigal widow of that village, which ho says is the wont on record. Some corroapondence oomepoodant find himself drifting into wfll ohm to her right mind, leave her from th* Stone party in Egypt was sent negligence, and mint turn th* prow up oompany to root their own husks, end to the paper ecMerning tho pyramid*. stream, or ho may drift so for aa to be return to her parents and friend* who It stated that tho girls ware assisted to unable to find the regular chanri again. are sorely troubled concerning her. Now, Mr. Editor, if “Thine for the th* top of thote wonderful structure* by But, Mr. Editor, th* lack cf news, of rad/ natives, which tho “intelligent interest, In this community haa been the Right" has any more tog^t, wo will keep stiH, for wo think it proper to bo compositor’' of ths construed main naaou of my protracted sdeaee. The snow, the beautiful snow, haa silent when a foci talk*, aad by giving a* awb and it was so printed. ‘ That waa an tmbarraasmg blander, taken it* departure, and with it much him rope enough he will hang himself txulr, aad it reminds us of a recent oc­ borinow of our littfe town, aa log draw- and tho community will thus get rjd of in ilwir numbora, and a general revival Sboldon et *1L va Benjamin V. Stanton, in th* Ixxigo There were nine new a judgement for 1380,82 and costa was ' candidates initiated on Monday evening rendered by dofixnlL In the case ot । last At the close of tbo exercises ^Mr. Cyrus Buxton va James Parker, a Wheeler was called upon to make a few judgement of son suit was entered, remark* for the good uf the order, in against plaintiff and surety for costs, which h* wm followed by Rev. 0. IL Klin, who said the lateness of the hour ' I Ibiwlcodor vs. Thomas Lucas, ot all. forbado him entering into any extended The ca»o of Rueaoll B. Wightman, v». remarks, not, that h* wished thorn L£f Editofs and Publishers insert Harvey E. Handy, was tried and sub- tn think ho did not like to vpeak on that ing tho above, with this notice *4w., subject. Ho spoke of the apparent will, on a receipt of a No. of their pa­ On the 23d, the case of Allen Who*. i good feeling and iatereat manifested in per containing the ‘ad.,’ receive a com­ Lx k and Charles L Tuttle, vs. Amov : the Lodge, and eepeciaUy commended plimentary copy gratis. _/EJ Woodmansee, wasArwught on for trial. I the attendance of yuuug men, and that ! it was a rare thing to see so many more On an offer by Mr. Sweexey, tdaintiffs attorney to prove st«cial damages, the ; young men than ladies, but he predicted Cannot injure the Watertown or Ag­ that tho young 1-odie* were nut gener­ ricultural Irenraneo Companies of Wstally slow or far behind in a good cause. ertown. New York, as they in.nre noth­ On tho whole ovAything passed off ing but private residence* end ere not pleasantly. Thu laxlgo voted their exposed to sweeping fire* In nineteen payment of coats of terra and aa attor­ thank* to tliu Worthy Brothers for their yearn experience tiny never loot over ney fee of 110,00. kindly service. 8-f.OfX? in any one fire. The combined In tho case of Sila* 8. Parkhurst vs. Taisas.—To tienators Chandler, Fer­ assets of three Compenira are over OoL 8. Sweeglesot nil, a judgement for 11,000,000, and from the nature of their ry, Carpenter, end Sumnur, and RepreSOLD IN HASTINGS. plaintiff waa rendered for 891.29 and rroentstiv** Foster, Blair, Beck, risks you tan see they are tho safest BY ACKLEY 4 SLADE. Stoughton, SJuthorland, and Platt lor Companies in exiateno*. Do not insure your dwellings, barns or their contents Congremional Documents. To tho General Ticket Agent of lire until yon have seen their agents and ascertained their rates, as they c*« in Dodge, aud Liaccm Brigham ya. John wtu. aars roc from twenty-five to forty Stewart and Alexander McFarling. a per renL on premiums paid for insur­ judgement from 1187,85, and coat* in ance No Companies ever organised have met with the success of these ComIn the case af Alonso Bennett vsCuthcrine Darling, a motion to dismiss Reforms," hare nominated David Davis wm argued and denied, with an attor­ (ano of tho Ju*Lca* of the Supremo ney fee fcr 85 and costa, and tho mas* Court) for Resident, and Gov Joel Par­ and the Territories, and the traveler continued by consent In tho cos* of ker. of New Jersey, for Vice Prerireaches almost any point therein by a Travers Phillip* vs. John C. Spencer, a Sombkixo Nice-—Aside from tho spb-ndid Lino of Railroad. judgement wa* rendered for 8108,32 “Cemetery Question." wo are pleased to Thia line of Railroad ia tho Brauxoto* Rocrr, which starts from Chicago tell our r-adors something about Be»rOn Monday the CCfh, on application, mer, Heath A Co. These gentlemen after pasting very satisfactory oxamin >- day morning at CUltdonia. charg'd with have recently added to their Furniture tian*, Fred V. Young and Wm. Rowley ' entering tbo D>-put at Middleville on । business largo additions in the Under­ Bunday night, and taking some 820 00 taking Use; including a very nice asla tho ease of Michael Handyv*. in currency. Ho ia aa d to bs a rechnt oortnunt of Robes and Shrouds of all rriou, an! to bs a Henry I- Sanford ia Chancery, an or­ stylaa and patterns. Coffins, and Cas­ der giving complainant 90 days to pay kets, of every rise constantly on hand, balance duo on said land, including coots Too .Baviiie.—Tho sentence pro­ and «lab.-r*!t plates and trimming* to of suit, when tho defendant ia required nounced, on Willison—a fine uf a few to execute to complainant in fee simple hundred doUnra would han? boen more satisfactory to tho propio, and bettor Route in the Wool, tlieroforo you ore subeerved tho end uf justice in tho more sure cf yoar M/rty and tmftrl. opinion of very many of our best eitiThe Burlington Ruuio tin. admirably answered tho question “How to go West P* by tha publication of an exoolList ot Letters remaining in tho Post l«rt Pamphlet, containing a largs, Chicago, hes returned home aad will office. Feb. 28th, 1872. truthful mop of tho Groat West, end resume hi* practice again with renewed __ -X ___ vi. Jono* va Clara Pegg, a judgement for Lucy A. Brown, Suxan Hutchinson. 8104,93 and cost, by default was entered. G. T. Howes. Clara Hart, C. E. Martin, energy. He has spent the winter very An order staying proceeding* in tho Eugene Palmer, Margret Pogh, Char­ pleasantly and profitably at tbeOoUog* and Hospital*, u papers brought back in the case of Parkhurst va. Sweogles lotte Spencer, Dr. IL B..wloDirect year letter* to.No. of P. O. Box wjth him can testify Ho ha* dissolved et all for thirty days to euabla an spwith Dr. Cox aad will pursue hie prac­ plicstion to be made for new trial tice alone. Office at tho old plan* In tho chancery case of Stebbins v*. Dtrrke* ot all, an order was entered giving drfendanto leave to appear and plead, end setting aside order pro-amfewo on jiaymsut of solicitor* fee of 820. In Johnson vs. Johnsen, the divorce wo* set aside, and leave given defend­ ant to fin answer within.-80 days. In Osborn v*. Holbrook et all, tho demurrvr wu* over ruled, and thirty days given datendanta to answer, or payment of 810 Mlidtan fee. In Kiag v«. Fuller A Ode!!, and order to fife seeurity for rosto within GO day* wa* entered, in default tho cos* to lxdismiated. In Comb* va Patton MaB. Wtth bis usual liberality, Sap't Bell af th* I). A AL R. R. refused any compsnsatiou for thn transportation of th* engine and Fire Cjmpany, who went by special train from Grand Haven, to Grand Rapid*, to aid in extinguishing tho fir* m tlio Sweet Hous*. when alMghing cra*ed, y*t tb* mill yard here presents a fair appearana*, and I think there is mor* log* on tha yard to­ day, than there has boon in any previous •pri.-.g for several years. We have in our town, to be assn by any one who dvrirea, a tape worm of 83 fe«t in length, which has for thirty years been tbo post of oao Mr. Fiahaut, a Frenchman, aad rseidsat of our village. There had thinran frat cf th* worm passed him before the expulsion of th* thirty-two foot abore epofcon of. Mr. ’Flahaut was hi* own phyriqax, using different medicine* as proscribed by a friood of his, which proved just tho rem•dira He is now enjoying splendid health, and says be can now eat without bring most choked to death by th* ear. ila present burden aad peace again ob­ tain it* equilibrium. Anon no more. ItZLtS' We have another big log ou tho log­ way of tbo sawmill hero, scaling two thousand, four hundred and twenty foot. It ia twenty feet long, however, and over five foot through at tha butt cad. It was drawn by| Mr. VatYalkenburgh of our village, aad required three or few yoke uf oxen to get it to tho mill. Having nothing more, end no* know­ ing whether thia will prove acceptable, will therefore close with an adieu for this timp. Ran. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, The German Aid Society of Ml dem­ ean has let the contract for building a public hull, which wiU coal 83.500. Opposite Port Huron the Sl Clair - Fxs 2Gth. 1872. River ia aa free of foe and as clear as in Ma. Edits*—On peniaing your last July. It ia not us ni BL Clair. isau*, I notice an article signed for tho Right," ia which tho wr played a marked degree of taloi principle. Ho oays ho " ' himself in holding his It ia rumcred that Imlay City haa pledged 8100,000 to build a branch of th* Port Huron A Michigan Bailroad to the citixens above referred to, are our Saginaw. W. H. Smith A Brother, of Hillsdale best. Heaven and all tbo hosts thereof pty the rest of ua. Also tho-oyof stop thief’be aaya will not be “eerily of anybody being blackened arxt dofamed by it! Wo aay lot it coma with all its scathing and -courging powr ; it will only make bettor whom it hik It However, it dwi *eexn to touch ths quick ofthoen "sainted individuals.' tenrivsly made. Yea, the vtoro was burned and all iti Ths Board of Supervisors.of Ionia contents, also tha greater port of Dree- county, recommend that the people cf kclte gtxxl. which he kept up ataira that connty borrow 850,000 for the snow Court Honse bed, one or two poirof worn out shoos and a bundle of paper rag* Ac., whoso value was immediately restored byu* citizen* who are in tho habit of giving to the needy regardless of their morality. Now about this foul play that people suspected, ao “a number would not sup­ port Mr. Barnum for treasurer." Leto see the fact*. He ia a young man and ran ageiust a first cImb citizen, one who was never beak* befcre for that office, although his opponents were ot our bast A portofioe. Io bo called Boeder. hasUen eotablhh*d at Muskrat Lake. Misaaukoo county, Daniel Reeder, Mt. Isaac Norton, M Bear lownahip, fr.m lbs calf of tho leg tb th* bone. It i* said that tho extension of tho J., L. A& R.B. is contracted for within so plain, whyoould it not have been had before! Bui no, spite work and fiendisbnem ia its origin. And again we are informe-l by tho brother who went to Hr. Nodme haa long been a resident BL Paul, that he did request prayora fur his wicked wife. Hi* dyit« bleating af Barry Co., having moved from Ohio to this State in 1854. The oaus* oflua ague on Monday next Tbo track ia with­ in tho township, arid only a mile distance from tha village Emit*. Roddy's line rf stag** have made connections with the Minstructian train twice a day 'taring Rxsiokstion.—Rev. 0. I. Deyo, Pas­ tbo week. Tbo regular pamengar trains tor of ths Christian Church in NaabriH*. will not be put on until the track is has Mrignod Ha pastomfe to take offset ballasted, but a alow train will ran to Exceedingly o’d nights. Apr. laL ho having accepted a call from Beautiful apriog-lA* Oays. tbo First Christian Church in Jacksen The grade has boon setabliabod st the ing Us Lad with a Um. Bat whoever TMrty-two days to the election. Rra Aw*t.—Yesterday a team Union School Grounds, and work will dreamed, af hi. Kk. bring an -rth Business of oil kinds exceedingly this “devoted wifo" frightened by th* cere at the Broadway commence as soon as tbo frost disere again ! Now lively. 1872 in driault of the payment of croeeing, ran wildly up State street, but 8380,17 and coeto waa raterwi. la Southwick vs. Dodge et all, a doere* of *als on or after April 1st, 1872, Prof. 8. B. Calkins of Cbimgoia de­ ia drfonlt of tho payment of 8187.81 livering a course of lectures before tbo atedenta of tbo Commercial Collage ct IN FULL BLAST! Clark's Photograph Gallery. months ago and in that abort space of time *at it* way to such an extent, that death finally pat aa end to bi* sutfcringn H* bares a wife and several Hastings umi WORKS! �i.t-ir. .onaf iiwB mar. forvousg people oc thorn of link «xperUeo eod limited means. Other* may fill up iLuu flower beds with plants from tbs green haose. ready grown or la bloom ; but these do sot afford half tb* nl—anr.shli rxeium-nt to youthful minds which those do that hare born nuroed aad fended from the tiny m-.k!, and of whi-h every see leaf aad bud haa baoa watched with eager aatiripatioa till the opening blossoms appeared. When, where and how to sow tbo seeds are points of aom* flifficulty with th* novi** In floriculture, bn’ are all ex- avoid covering the seed* too deeply, and to abode th* tmallvr kind* so that the hot aun shall not dry the surface and destroy them while vegetating. Thia latter is particularly uereetsry in our south-western climate, where hut sun­ shine aad dxy wiada are quite frequent in spring as well as in aummer. After covering th* delicate *o«da slightly with fine earth, and watering freely but rally with wsrm water, Jha tSmirJeMWda IMO—1 OiWivw.. rtatftwSy.L I.^a. ' sea* ate GaaareJ‘Jiartreuas ar Iks Xwsevs ateruMTHfenin: ns ™ “ iI.uk* in »r ike sresas■ ate > — ■»■ • awtuaiiThe Causmx, Pnom and oom-1 ^gwicsyaaari. <»ti» mon .Pink are well known end highly | ggS—it sans eeieesoMi perennial Sorm. They can all be easily produced from areds sown lato in spring. Carnations require a I ■ MILUOXa Bser Trelase W ’I - - CesaM» tar has bean greatly improved by th* oroduetiea of new varieties, within a fowyeuepasL -All the approved aorta or* very double and finely rsslceed; some are of quite dwarf-hafaiL -.aly six to ten iacbM high; other* grow oeveml foot high, with a profu-ioa of larg’ double bloeoenu. The plant* maybe pruned by cutting off part or all of tho side branriic*. end thus form perfect wreaths | af blossoms above Give neb w»l and dn not crowd the plsuta SHEPARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO DITTO. ’T&ffSl’i.&ftUKSL—■— long* to tho tame genua ; it haa been ' much Improved of late year* and ia quite ■ dreitable Mo*ur * Digitali. or Foxgior. is a. <Jd and popular flower of stately appearance, ••ally grown from aeed or try dividing the roota. Douhlj Hollyhock* ot th* best modem aorta are magnifioeat flower*. Very deaireblo for large grouada and whore to bo reon at a distance. Dahlial, Gladiolus, Tritoaaa and the like w» have not room to mention hen nor the magnificent tribe of Lilli**. AU who are able to procure roota of three wiU of couree reed Viok'a.Catalogue. Everlasting Flower* belong crith tho annuals, aa do also moat of di* Orantfientn! Grnssev Both three are, very pretty for making winter boqueta. \le* tho Florel Guide for hints on thuir culti- AUD WANTED io liisstrooD aeh, (iitlivenett, A'eroous and Sick Headache, Liver Complaini, FeverX Ague, l>y»peptla, Worm* in Children, Filet, Oiliout ComplainU, Lot* of Appellie, Erup­ tion* of the Skin, Plmpleo on the Fare, and aUDUeaenn of the Flood; alto the betl Diuretic in Co* for Kidney Complaint*. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. 1872. RADICAL LUMBER sntirah. EiErS lESES RIGHT. PL Hh\HUCTICAJ,PliGG RESTIVE pep or with atonaa at the corners, to prerent them from beirg blown off. If gentle reins occur tho covering* mar bn | retnovedfur tho lima, but it a heavy 1 ahower ta an tiepatad leave thrm on, aa it would otherwise beat the aurfaco too hatd. After four or five days, begin • look for the young plants Io aiqwor, aad for a few days laying a little fine brush orer the spots, or a few sticks cross-wise, aad be careful to giro water if dry weather. Thin out tho plants if so thick as to crowd each ocher before laaw enough to transplant. • TaxsiruxTiao — As ao-jn u al! dang­ er from Croats is over end the plants are || DR. CROOK’S STKVPOr 3 ES COrrail Orsrt t. r Uw m -1 r »< U» r,. SIM. POKE ROOT. sciu-T-cH;'1? c,3‘."--5E:j: l kJ M Ik. .UMS 4., l~~..k.» A. l>. UTI. >e •ns, see •»'.». all u» ru«l UU. IMsnM II >M* li torr a. u u* >»4 yosa i. w m*. ate •* n 235348534823022348 ASIBOICGY. || FAMILY BIBLE Ayer’s so Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. inse, The planta ren generally be taken up two ar threw together with a little ball of earth, and removed without break­ ing tbo roota. Beeure and giro the plants room enough to grow, arcordmg to lb«ir can and habit waler freely when ret, end if doUrete aorta and tho rtota much disturb*!, g-.ro partial ahadaforafrer isy^ by sticking a bit of shingle on tha $10,000 IN GOLD ! atroyed, ar tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such aa remain can be saved by thia application, and stimolated into activity, ao that a new growth cf hair is produced. Instead of fouling tha hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it wiU keep it clean and vigorooa. Its occasional uao will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequantly prevent baldness Tho restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents tha forma­ tion of -dandruff which is often ao undssaly and offensive. Free from those GRAND RAPIDS BLOOD PURIFIER. finest example* ol thia kind of beauty are wen in aub-fropical plant* and •censry, thia title haa been adopted for thia arei. of fiow«-bod«. A fouxiaome liook darotrd to the subject ha* recently baea published ia England, by a popu­ lar writer on floriculture. As the plants suited for this stylo are steady of tall growth, and some of them too near the dw.lliag or the front walk; but along tho aid* of the tawu or car­ riage-road. and where they will not ob­ struct aay desirable view. The soil should be a little moist, rather than dry, and made quits deep and rich. Tho R EFEREJiClL One Prize $5,000 in Silver I T«i Srs TaunciL Srrtr. of FlowerBsds L tbs very latest fashion in flori cultnro. It is moro natural and lere showy than the BMm Style, detailed in our fanarr article, end require* more akiU and knowledge of plants for its affective practice Bet with a little •tudy, and the aid of a hut-bod for starting ths planta, there need be no foar in making a beginning ; tliea a year or two of experiment will giv«- ploaauro aad aucreaa. Tlus style is baaed upon the principle »K.» _ __k Lr t__ _... Ik- the location of th* beds stould St“i» 1000 .ILLUSTRATIONS. 50,000 ■fd.tl «*• Nsnk-seM is ■I lLutr Ik »I lavs jars. I. 3, seHS Freak Garden, Elower, Tree i and Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit and Herb' Secda, Prepaid by ■ Mail. A complete and judicious | aMorfrnent. 25 sorts of either class, $1.00. The six classes, 1(150 packets) for $-5.00. Also, an imincnac stock of one year graftctf Fruit Trees, Small 1 Fruits, Fruit Stocks, Young | Fruit, Ornamental and Ever­ green Seedlings, Blubs, Roses, Vines, House Border Plants, Ac., &c., the most complete assort­ ment in America. Prepaid by mail. Priced Cntaloges to any address, also trade lists, gratis. Seeds on Commission. Agents Wanted. . B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth. Mass. Established 1842. jan24m2 production of great beauty. lite pi.uit u vary hardy and will boar transplant­ ing aad rough treatment Tha flower* are rerr double, of bright colon, sad last a long tfana. The erode can ba had mixed or In eight eeparato color*. Moat Suitable for the Fanulv, Most Valuable for tho SicJest. Moat Instructive for th* Tre.-b« Most Approprial* for the Child. Most Vaeful for tho Miniatar, Most Interesting for th* Fnar. Moat 1 logant for tbo Parlor, Most frofitabla for the Study. some preparations dangerous and iniurioos to the hair, th* Vigor can oedr benefit but not harm iL If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing also can be found ao desirable. Containing neither oil ncr dye, it dore not soil white cambric, and yet lasts • long ou th* hair, giving it a rich, gfotay w^aumS*"r'****MU‘■ lustre, and a grateful perfume. SALE OM KXKCCT1OX. “• *¥.of lb.' Casn Pnemd b, Or. J. C, Apr i, Co, ta. c.W .1 lie-1 Ayer s Cherry Pectoral, mUerSKw* Oerry ate hima sr Vuglcu. kaava' aai Dr. Crook’s WineciTur. 4 io year's fetes DR. CROOK’S OXACXSWT WINE JOHJf E- POTTER i ■ ^^99999999 0 pim-isnot*.. 13.000,00® A.CBB8 HALFORD . •B'Suatatn Home Institutions, Industry. Call LECEERSHffii [Patronize Home TABLE SAUCE, TM HIT SAKE US KUH KBFAimYVSE. I at uur Job Roqbu and get the I Cheapest and best Work, done, by tie Beat Job Printers in the Bute. Dr.). C. AYEft & CO, t!»a rr-rtfc-1 i-ite Ar-»1T.i.u r5»*«4M* «ou> »r AU. aacouimi grxnrrrxxm MR. L 8. BKTHAM, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-03-06.pdf 88d394750798400bebccecf027580ef8 PDF Text Text ?an.r ... " XVI HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MARCH 6 . 1872. SLAUGIT1BIMG GOADS! 000000318901020102010000024801 FIRE PROOF STOVES! Lath cut . 17,084,000 i forth on hand 820,000 Lege 1. boon, f— 5,184,000 In the way ofskingio., the shore has a manufacturing capacity of about 150,­ 000,900 per season, but in thia branch, the shortness of the log crop had its effeet, as will as with ths saw mills. In 1870 the Shore mill, turned out 89.800.­ 000 shtogtes, and in 1871, 88,592,000, showing a (light decrease. Ths other atatistica are as follows: Shingles on hand 770,008 Men employed ’ 290 Oemtal invested 81,490,000 In tbe Detroit Pori we find tbefoOowing article in reguid to tbe Mtehigea Central Railroad. It te evidently pre­ pared with much care, sad sna fates iaformation of interest aa to the pre list status of the road, and the plans derid­ ed upon for the immediate future. Wo rejoice that this rood, which basso lang been the modsl railroad of the Wad, ia to Iw kept still in tho van, and up to its Evrry Stove \Varrantcdtioo Years. Every . Description, Manufactured to Order, from GEMUIKIE OAK LEATHER. the oountry as a modal road in past times. Wo have mods some inquiries as to the cause of this state of things, and find them somewhat singular. Though well managed, tho road bad boon for aoms years stationary, and without much progress, until tho present chief sxaetltive officer succeeded Mr. Brooks ao President. Sinew 1857, until tbo also- And sec just how the thing is done. 10,000 SAP BUVKETS Winter Goods must be closed out gnrdless of cost. the effete and monarchical adherents of royal courts it was inrirted that long custom had invested the habllimert. in question with a sort of presenptivs bternaltonslity; and further, that the fagte,by re^ of hanug lor many year, uncomplainingly inserted himsoU therein, was eetoi<pod from denying their eucial legality. To this the proud umvw was that our hemm is the sotting ana. Tho aame hno of atgn—«te will doubtless be chiefly relied on by th— opposod to the proposition of tho St Louis bar ; and yet there is, perhaps, something to be said in favor of that J«I<1 Detroit Stoves! 1 Total number of gang .aw a Total number of M«l Capacity of mill. ' 701,000,000 Lareberoatia 1871 I 528,682,803 84,238.000 Canital in rooted Onhandunrold 42,028,611 On dock told 33,570,000 11,989,284 8,140 62,850,000 5,333,950 576.610 But two now mile, on the river hare besa added since our last report—Irwin A Ckx, at Broth Saginaw and William Celtam, at Carrollton. The latter iras buiitia 1871. ran as a stengle mill, but the mill haa since been purchased by Wiggum A Co., a circular put in, and wilfrun as a saw mill hereafter. Two raid. did not run at all last season, and several only a portmu of the season. in eousaquctK-e of the scarcity at tegs. But one saw mill Was destroyed by fire, that of Chapin, Barber A Co. This occurred October 9th. the dime fire de.trcying state Fair nt Kalamaxoo. Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, GOODYEAR \ STRIKER. 1867 1868 1869 1670 1871 iwcfp t’asb for our Groceries, we pay The East Saginaw fberew gfrss the following inuroatiag and valuable axhftit of iMMegfenw TaMsy. end of the Bari Shore of MicUgaa Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash 18/48,487 i,;.5j,rv: 23,125,99'* In tii amount 7, (UU.ud.«i 12,500,9W taqn, which .wan siiure-d f^ia the AisatcaK Hossa.—-The March ntftnbsr of this high toned and popular tWlar illustrated tMgtBM MBf|$fia K^tfta by George Alfred Ttfwnsend, Jay'Bee­ son, B. J. Hudson' (Miss Leonard ad Therein not adull page between Ite, coven, with an elegant engraving and eo many fine illuafraGoas, stories, songs, fuaunderaWknowtedguanibradtnter. w. do aot wonder that ill. piuhlng abred rapJly. Th. Boston Jraraaf, K Y. TrOww, and many other loading ps- t» coon as the fnxt ia out of the ground sufficiently for wort to progress. From New Buflato west 70 mite, thia double track ia snoot needed, though both that portion and the portion between Detroit and Ypedaati will be poshed. and both be completed as eoon a. poedbte. Frosu Nile wet toward Now Buffalo the track m hoarier and wdl require Than will also be 50 miles of steel rails laid in tbe main track thia soaaon No Iron w'll hereafter be hud in tbe main track, and soon the rood wdl be aU etsM, and all double track, and as —Mb oC it thia year as waribk. Tho steel rails for 111 mites of track are al­ ready purc'-iosed and are arriving in New York now for early spring wee. Cubic fret. 764,060 1,106,000 1.982,000 via; • large —d growing da­ . 1 beta waa aha l-u: out ana d 1,298,500 cubic frit of lang S&.I. n summary of the HICKS & BROTHER, pay tho Chicago fas. which disabled the road , fee a time in tbs West by.tho destruction of all i tn steiron buildings at the west end. By the time those buddings ware repaired commenced the rurii of lumber of al! kinds, abd brick, ami every species of building material for Chicago, from Mschig-a and all the lateral rood* on the north of the main line of the Michi­ gan Central Bail Bead, .which crowded ft from Kalamaroo and New Buffalo, and from Jackson with an eslraordisery quantity of this unusual business. gown convey, an idea of suitability, To this we edd the most extraordiieahke to the* tawver who haa drawsun rv yield from the lavt harvest over Um tradilions with tbe Utter ot the law and tbe casual sight seer who knows neither the track, thongh largely un­ nothing except that thi» tribunal impres­ proved. nor the power, though ia the ses him with more trust end reepect than past four years it had been vacraeeed 50 per cent, were any of thorn adequate e^beUsM— ____ to the prom of bouneea- , The direct resalt haa been delays on freight peering bath way., and oonaeqnout complaints on the part uf ths pat­ ron. of tbe rood. It will bo eesn Uiat thwo delay, have been unavoidable, though to be regret­ Roman army wn. probably a mob as ted. The only remedy remaining un­ motley in ite garb as FalsteH*. levy; the tried was the double treck, and too first Boman standard we know was a board, on countntrrinn, detorteined to mere handiulofhay tted to apole. As meet the difficulty, and have aulborised 90,983,000 the military cbareraar became more de­ the cunitraction of 75 mites of double 101.104,000 track, with steel roils the coming season. 129,848,600 veloped to the tegiunary uniform, for so wr may term the Roman armor, was 178,570^00 167,691,000 187,691^00 5,557,000 8129.896 GROCERIES miln. of additional aide track, 5U mile* of steel rail, and 500 can have boon ad­ ded to ite rolling stock, and »ine» Mr. Joy haa been in the management about respects the Supreme Court of th® United States. few won who bare ever seen that hut resorton full -bench but must hare found a rotnplotoneaa added by the robe. Perhaps, in the day* of with a proportionate increara in capital and a umber of men umptoywd. The JeBowir* ia a us—ary of the shingle ■to buy strutted, and the burimsM in tonnage had beju largely inrreosed ; the road had become crowded, and tail winter it became apparent that the large tlTlin, both in it. rolling stock and power, and the improvements in ths track, before that adequate, wc'ro nut luQkaent lor its ua um —in Unas of railway trayel arp in uniform ; tb.i lottcr-carriora are in uniform ; it tan boeu proposed to put custom ■ .Uficvre in uniteon. The some tandeucy Urn the church. The qarwMntrf—Mris.isaSH al oar hr. eoclesiastic d topi' a. Many B— and ch arch­ es trmd robeward; none, that we know, to the mundane urapSeity of a bobtail- Tbe unblemished wi too* glaring to the distent eye. only, nt the very lowest rate*. Mid, ■ Vet H A! H A ,r’ iro then* tor you: TWENTY TUOCkAND DOLLARS J NINTH ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION CJIOIUE GROCEB1E6' —«<— A fine stock Jcrr Otdd Oysters und~^ifrejdnicnt». jn hand at aS hours. > RJS^M I U M B H A mtu. • Detroit Commercial Advertiser, • WBDNE8DAY, M*>CH 27. JC2. e. IWi Gold & Silver Watch * un *•** ***" • Detroit Opera House flubscrir • ’■ MIST to kfr-p only to our ownaecalar province, wo repeat that many rebel— men and chuicheo tend to surpltea and rib, and ao elb-wear tag shurah is eastrag its garruont otf. Akpsri ter oreps, fa one w—U-MMria* raugo, andtbe—1-. faro of the whole country ia interested - JO3CE AMD SAMCJ »T I ‘ , ^RxaiES) ______ 1870 Lornher mssafaeh—d oa tho "fihoee” betwwn the north of the SagiaMV Bfoor which properly eooxee into the above cakmtat— ta —fo—Wtant item of tbe product at the RXKttea Price $2.50 » year. u>d Cheboygan, between th. two nations as to each oU 1 ’s position. C t If — admit &te » be Bre^X tree, it bocomaa al case • —tlir of TO 1 I ssjsrcixsrjfiS Stf Gurercment and peoplo of each conn- October d jydw Mtt and^ then prove fruliri— ] �i > Rr(is? Secures Specie I'Protoction to Every Policy faint CoLxrs,* i'antidi, and bye Holder I HEAT) THE FOLLOWING LIST OF CLAIMS PAID jrUDIBB *UKJii ZxZw 11) POCh- TJUrLI.VG 84G^. •a nst ream Pe»iffltari.< P^OMinl^e aac. Ha« Oa. Wail Paper and Ctxrtnin FixiuregJ mea, KaxejnaCa, <Jntocagoa, Hoa*toiM. Kawemsar. Maebiaar, Maaitoo. pop. ni,7« • , fcfc DiM r Ilia. Mnnlcalm. XMueta, New Advertisements. E>. toxrw To-day (Manh Im) ■ dftbw leadtaz iuuu .( .hipeneut fruea' door end hr^tt nd » so foerfaity Lake Sopanor. dwre were mom eop­ cold bat that ww can Wien that spring time ia os xto way hither. aad that its at half IxrreU. huaber »>,«» fe-t I. P. ROBERTS & CO, ttoa tor Stax, uflk-m oerur. ia C DRUGS Medicines, Grand Bin la l ucneettoo* Jewato E^pnbUcaa, candidate tor Gwerwir, ia 1971, was elected by IOS ssajortry over Fngliah. Ito Jewell haa b-en resucusaiad by the Eopobucann, and wX be eleefiad by a PAINTS & OILS la Rboto Tsianrf, GrW't cayr-ty *M iImuW aed U is pnbaMo that Um g ■pehliogii w di carry tike SkaM by aboc: that taajor.ty a! the approaching SAVE BEEN TO SOOTH AMEEICA. To all parts of the Scutl and West Suffered pain beyond description. hit hiss tmrr is j of th. <»«pu to bo iI0,nX3E7.7S Th. CTom rwratpea tor tho year, ndaoiTe of .be Lake Miahagaa pnportoo. wore I«LS47Jf7.-4 m(■■mi W SN«,M6 U । CTM 1*7J. Th. ezposdllWM for th. yoar won KMUSlSC bna* CX«4.41 ever I <70 ; and the net neoipaa tor 1871 wore to* ..tJ3 M. Dana* the year tho ' n«d tra^pur ed «4O.hJ9 pax-ncera and the reoaspc.fw thia travel were |B!\17to VEGETJNE. ‘fife* Michigan OLD, REL1LBL kaak^f. roltgiosu lito. Xx b&sdJy beead by emi or party. Mt tied to aid eon«rra*>v. aoOooa, aad eejoldy aeperdeeply, thorwoghly. trely *“» , Jt SOLD IN HASTINGS. BY ACNLEY ± SLADE �||» gne __ T ia But Baa».-Wo aITreUad that TU COJ7U7 QUBS flUIseme <c our ciiiaens forgot from time to — rakt^fcr • pM A. tU,—. ro b, m U» ,.,b<mS iMMfiOuaiwi, ol Ob.l a.p.bl.. nil.ub Whim the paymeub for land purehnI ™2 bare been folly made, to reirro at least two-thirds of ah too re­ w .n - --------- ---- ---------------------- —------------- A-y that of too Kalamaxoo, HeMings and of »uoh Associations, and tbo Articles . bo ajrtmed from tho safe if burial rights, ui uw-ip •r l.-dek. » I. I* o*. I| gjv, gjje psymsnt “of tho current exLowoll Ruilrna!, and wo trust that with | . pease*. n< interest, improvements and until tbo aggrsguto । now xcsl, each man will cuter anew into of the County Clerk. By comparing > ^-beUi-hing, them ertid-s with lh» * ’ a:nt-', it will be am-unt toon of shall, in tho opinion uf | too wtrk of pushing ahead this eaterMmt.I, U suiflei-.-t tu omditute a p iso. Only about twenty thousand dU- soon that there haa not been a c m pb-, cmca.i w*gss fcsVEfeft1 is not a man in tho City wb < is worth ! Illi, JOO, who euoald hesitate tor a meat about investing a tenth part of it, nor should hu fail to rr-nomber, that by so doing be adds to bis wealth more than 1 ■ASOXIC. struction of the rood will add to tho val­ ue of every eighty acres of improved forming lands within five miles of the rood on either side not laoe .than aae Ueaaud Mk. i. Lei our people hood tliese focta, and double or thribble their •utn^rfptiuns without delay. The Ztauf waal riL-eevd, and Ity sonom depends • n yuur action. Tiux ack. An on Towle, Esq, of Maple Grove, went into tbe piu-ry acme time last fall Css work. On Saturday, Fob. 2-4 th, he Im: t his Ostap ai d went to I'cutwatrr, r oo to-l bis piy and started back. He rude part of the way and was known to pass several camps, the last one before reaching bis own, about 9 o'clock r. n. Ho was found dead the next morning about 0 o'clock, some distance from his is ft. 0. F. W. Great sacrifice of Win­ ter Clothing. Star C]othing House, Grand Rap- ‘ ids Mich. * . postmortem examination to bb had, by Dr's. Upjohn and Haney, which showed too cause of bis death to have been Peninsular Railway. Filans of Barry County Insure yvur property against lose or damage by Fire or Lightening, in the Agricultoral •Firs Insurance Company of Watertown Now York. The company was organ­ ised in 1858 by on association of Farmen for the express purpose of Insur­ ing farm property. and nothing more .’tasttsS!' Grand River Vallsy Division OVERCOATS below cost, Knit Woolen Coats, 60 haxarduus- The enterprise has been a perfect surcee*. Farmers cred just such Cents. At Star Clothing* House, Grand Rapids and against which tbo must vigilant and careful cannot guard Fur insuranoo in . tho al’ore ccmpeuy apply to E. D. Por­ ter, ur Joh-i 8. Van Brunt, at Hastings Michigan. e»g (•.M» hi « <» «» tKI& valuable span of boraeo, the property ol John 8. Kennedy, living on tbe State Rad Etsl of thia city, were killed by a falling tier owe day last week. It wetus ■ bat Mr K had gone to the woods after a load uf wood, and fearing bis team as b« supposed in a perfectly safe position. SOLD JN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY 4 SL V fitlB- u uabte our, an I Mr. K. ia raid to ba ,»~r, and it is |4vpuwl to raua money ur •ubsc.-ipttoa for the pirjowof boy. lar greet cau»-> of an many yuun*people being gray headed is on acwtnt of their having n el -he vile o-mpcitiu, xhidi have floo iod ;--e -uar-.o • •. Patent Office l->.Michigan In*entire ter h. w.ek coiling Fibruaiy 27. 1872^.J ..tu bearing that du o. Furnish, d thi. .*sp« r by Cux A Cox, Solicitors of Peti-nu, Wssbington, ~ " Propeller, 0. Rapids. Running Gear Vnexxnre—Tho conviction is, in th«public mini ns well as in the medical Wigle, Bay City. profusion, that the remedial supplied by toe F*staife A7m8ms are more safe, man .ceeemfal. in tho cure of diaaasos, than mineral medicines. Vsnnvs ia com­ pos'd of rouse, b.rki and hrbs. It i. plaasant to take, and 4e perfectly safe bg<rj to an in taut. Do yuu need ilt Do not haiitite'.o try it. You will nev­ er regret it. lw Michigan Central R. R. «u>, siusua HD OISICT SWTE. S=~ -u..Unk,a uuu.j ■*“* lareo enough , , t s.iail produce on mcomo of uo State, by bo men who, after sp- t, oxp^. k «ping » . piejutaUng i«,uvuox tuo p-up-e. u-uuo----—»— •--------— --------— grvuiidi of» — such croteti-ry ]«q»vttially to their own cse and benefit, nttempt to ;n good couditfou, niter ths same shall further enrich toemselvri by tho organi- have once been proparly laid out; im­ proved and embellished, according to tbo xation of a pietcndsd Association, in di­ plan thereof; rect violation of ths laws uf the land, To invest the rooeints. to be rreerred and then Bailing burial privilegoa, on m afoMoid, in tho bonds cf the United ssw^epod property, which, by this very StaUM, or of tho State of Michigan, nr ot municipal lorporations ot tbi. State, and to aw tbo incutnu thereof only far Well, Hmtougs against tho world. toe puxpusos aforosm I ; Tho Naw Turk Tamauy Hing awalluwvd Jo eauus to be issued scrip, or ce-.tifla Cify Hall, but tho Hostings Cemetery entsa, to each subscriber t. the article, Ring have swallowed a graro yard nod of the aMuciotion, which certificate shall specify tbo amount |*Jd iu;-> tbe tho Statute of tho State at one gulp cefiilal stock by such sub criber. Such scrip shall he* |«r*mal property, and traudcrablo by too bolder liwtvui; uniiur such regulaifous a. tho board of dirctareniay ad.yt : ProrUtd, That nu peraoa shall bold, own, or represent, at any one time, too scrip ot said aasocistxm to exceed one-tenth ol tho capital Uierscf; To make a report to the annual meet ing, ot the condition of the association, and its receipts and duburoementa for the previous year. 8sc. 8. All tho lands ot said corpora­ tion enclosed and sot apart for cometary purposes, and all rights ot burin) there­ in, shall bo wholly exempt from taxa­ tion of any kind whatsoever. to R.ad master of the East Division uf the main lino between Galesburgh and Detroit. Mr. T., to one of the rising Kailroad men uf our State, aad wo tote his snccern with satisfection, dswply Oa we regret to loose 1dm as a resident m uur young end growing Clry. “EB£SBfiSS&-'SE-- a^wau nun I n—i m messeus. person authorised by the laws of this State to take the acknowledgm nt of deeds, and shall state— 1. The amount ot laud which it is proposed to purchase lor such cemstery, ana tho town and county in whieh it is Ma. Eanoa :- Attar h .ring wander01 tbe 3£4h day ai 8,-pbtabor, !o7#, I proving the posting up ol mid notices I *J from the correspmdiug !o.co for aevI a.al months, and suffere 1 anted ovautof said mooting. Which mnl affidavit was mxb. by toa,| to pass out ef notice, which mig!4 bu ■ said J axe. A. Swecrer, nod attaahel to ' again grapple said warrant by him, bu the par­ your many admirer*— am who posted said nbtic-e. That on with that potent wsapmof mxn's ex tos said tetuh day of O. tolwr, l;70, at pounder, and malto aa attempt to iugra 8 o'clock, ». x., Henry A. Goodyear, iuta ourselves ia ilia gwod gxeoes of you.Nathan Bartow. Jan-e. A bwsea.y, Jas. mailing tlra-k. in ordsr that wo m ly finJ P Roberts ami Himm J. Kc-ufivlil. five of tbe penoua named, meet in pursu­ as ofyore. ' Weconsider it the bounden ance of said notice al tho place where duty of every eno who can, to heed, and said moetiag waa called, that said mect- act upon the expreesioa by tho E liter o t fac w** orgauii- d by eJoodug Henry A. the Detroit Trihou of Feb. tth, in too Goudyrar, Chait man. aad Jamas P. Fa.mors' aad Gardeners’ oalnma—that Hoberta Secretary ; tost, ta-reupoa be said Jamev A- Sw»e*.>y, to whom too said meeting, presented to Said miwtieg said warrant, with a copy at tbo notice .ailing eaid meeting, accumpanj-ing to­ gether with his affidavit nforMud, at tanhed theroio, showing tlw notice to bo a trav copy uf toe notice pasted by him. and also showing when and where suet, notices *ere po.tod,which said warrant, copy of such notice aad affidavit were received by said mpstiug and filed by tbo clerk elected th coat. That said meeting thereupon proeowlod to the oegunixation cf a coiporotiou under tho name of the ‘’Riverside Cetneiery Com­ pany of Hastings Michigan," which name was adopted as Die corporate namo thereof. That ■ tbs purposes for which said Corporation is formed, is to aojnirvo ground for the burial of tho dead, to dispose of rights of burial ihetein, and to fence, improve, ornament sed keep the same in suitebU condition. Thus at said firs’, meeting, Henry A. Goodyear waa elected Preaident, David (1. Euhinson, Chirk, James P. Roberts, .Treasurer, and James A. Bweeaay, At* torner, each of wtl.ch said oftce.i ware chosen by ballot, ;nd were elected tu or incumbrance, shad bo executed rpon unruf the tends of such oorporahun, actually us*! for burial purposes, and no rights of burial upon any murtzaged fends of such corporation shall st any time bo granted or sold by iL Sac. ID. No streets, highways, rail­ ways, sew era or canals shaft bo opened o- constructed through tho grounds ot such corporatiaa. withuct tbo assent uf tho board of directors, granted nt a Given under our hinds a* Ptueiden Keeting of such boaid, culled fur the purpose of cuMnLiing toe propriety vl aad Clark ol eaid RiiorsUo Ceuutery Company of Hastings Michi^au, Octo­ ber l'-ur.oenth, ia tbe year of oar Lon, One thousand eight hundred and seven­ ty. H. A. Guonrcaa, d.uch ilth, a: Tu’atod:, to hear the r«,.u.-, u •- to.. Cvnumtteo ou CiaKifuticn ..nd By-laws, and tnasurt tiny 'other buunoas that may properly ooms before The anderegnod dedro to return their hearty lliualu to their friends for their visit on tbo ewnteg at tho 21st of fob. what a acrero winter ws have had, but aU may not be aware of tho many pranks of mercury daring oomo of too*coldest days when it shot from 60“ above to 12“ below arro widria twenty-four hours, and from 28® above to 13® below within twelve hours ! aad that when the wind was first 8. W. then changed to K. W. and while ia thia whiotliag change tho Earth west blast camo swooping, whirling and crashing around tbe oornara and Masted tho greeter part of tho peach prospect in this section.- thus withering the fond anticipations of Amateur and Epicure ia going o^^ait fall “to sm the folks end set posebre." Farmers are making preparations for sugar making on a greater scale than usual, and arr looking for a good, yistd of tho sschsrine fluid, as ths winter bar been so steadily cold, and tho frost hav­ ing penetrated so deeply—so much so as to touch the bottom in about cv-ry eel te»-in this section, and kiss toe vagetetable therein stored, with Lis icy Ups : toe sale of intuxirabng drink* and no sporting fasti.al shall be told within one-fourth of a tails of tbo ontranre tu too grounds ol such coipvralfon. Sxc. 12. AU grants of rights of buri­ al made br Huh corpcrsboa shall bo tnsnsIrraUe only upon compliance with such cundiliuns in reference thereto, as shall bo preocribod by tho beard of di­ takes to tail what he knoei, An 1 rectors. Bk. 13. Tho •opotintondeat, land­ think h« has done it well, o far aa ' I* g-iiduuor. ovsi.eer and watchman. faacboude and ubitoo ate couco nod. It is bcCMth a gontlcmai: to vvlun eer as a pottitoggvr and attempt to bluff ano shut np tbe mouths ot the Taxj aye.a by cx.tiug reflections ou their ebanctors He had better see abet! e.~lf bn imthirty yours. Bae. 8. Tho subicribvre to such ntti- | p.orvd his own moral uu 1", by --ci u dee ol aMeriittoii i-haJI. at the time of nghiuete by vlsMtig Ibu ' \-r:« L-a ul subocriptfon Ibeh-to, eor,-r.iUy j*iy to Grand Rupids, tbo th*re It hia-l th< the treesorer nauiod therein, at .east twenty per eoat. of the amotmt »ubstomach's sake. H» bat a goad dm: to scribAl by each, and when the whole amount ot capital moniioned in said arti- such c. rnsU-ry is situated, and make My about tho Cematrfy grounds boim; dso shall be suboaribed. and said per- complaint to such rasgiatrata, under wild tend when tho Commit too Uiugh tiun thereof actually piid in, the diroc- oath, as to tho nature ol the offiiueo it^wtikh ba knows is miso, a* 'bar. c.tnmitted; ai d tbuirupou, if tne ottenss charged n oogniusbha by a jtMiioe ■■£ tuu I vit of snrh treasurer, that twenty |wr p soo, uuder t >e gen tai laws or tho 'i .pound a: thu time, lie falsely accuse­ rent of tbe amosuitof capital sobscritod State, such ju ttoa <<r utuor mogistiatv '' too writers on the Cemetery question o. has actaalty been paid in, tu be filed ia shall uy incu person chargod snth ecu- 1' being a poEtiail clique, which, u> tai the office ot the county clerk uf the milting said vuonw ; and upon tbe cuncounty in which such as* rial ion i. nctfoa at each pursue, shall render ■ as I am concernod is teA so, for I bar­ I not attouded a caucus ur political mrrt-.ormed : PreesAd, That no )«rsO3 •Lail be permitted to eubecribe to exc^d ouo-ten-h uf tho capital oi such a-eociatton. and n’* person shad hold, usrn. ur n-peswent senp to excued omisuth of tlie capital thereof. Sac 4- The annual m-eting of every •uch corpureboa shall bo bold ou the second Monday of May in each yeaa, unices some other day shall bo fixed by the br-lawe thereof; aad in such man. it shall be bold ui«;n tbo day su fiird.— Buch mooting shall elect a beard of di­ rectors. who shall e^rve for tbe irnuing j ing uf an kind in two year* aad hare । no choice whether our Muidnapal offices are filed with Ihanowata or Republi­ cans, If they are only Aaott! men. Every Taxpayer his a tight to know what be­ comes of the taxee he pays. It is abo his right to hare a good title to lots be buys, whether it be a Cemetery ur any other tot, no mailer what his character may be, without having thrown in his ubovn writer bus resorted to. He. also, sirs that we knew when we bought the lota nJ! t-c know naw abent the title. Tais is not the feet, so fer ns I em con­ cerns-.!, for I supposed tbo Township of Hastings owned tho ETOSndi. and that the imprurrownts would b« kept up, by the sale of Jots sad hr taxation, er 1 would never bate payed fury dollar fur tbo nght o! burial tn I irir irounJ. sabjeet tu iisscmmantuud .I’rWtani^ If tbo Ccterforv CouunlKoo h-vo acted bousetty, lot them show it sad I am as thing Eks tbe circulaticn of Ana’> Puu. Throughout those States, Mexi­ co and tbe Central American republics, down the stopes of tho Andes, and across tbe pampas of Booth America, in negro village*, amid tho fervid wilds ol Africa, throughout the jungles of Ind<s and ths steppes af interior Ante, ova; FULL BLAST! ■lark’s Photograph Gallery. Tn Grand Rajads C—mervs.1 Leg* seems to be growing in fever year to year. If half wo hear ii plar’a Social on Too.lay .. suing, March 12th. at thafar n-w Hall ia Washington Block, over Barber 4 Baitoy’a stare- lumsfrotunil paris of tho county solicited. Registration. Saturday March 80th. Oetroil dloo, long a XM»X«U of the City of Waahinhtoa. and a clerk in tbe Troa*:y I) parttaont, will Ware at Unrau ttali io ltd!, c.ty oa Friday evamag. AetRR light. No eiiargo ror adndosian people plundered wUhuBt m ray. T» Allegan/ M'ei.-.toel “a sate brad organ." Jusi i- us Michigan Jixchange. Tbe Democratic Ring who compose tbo 'majority of our Commit! Council, at aa oxtrsm tbeir meeting this etaniag attempted to which axe porpetrete aaotocr JntS, more indecent and sneaking than Bp;ropriating th. Certificate of the Organization of the labile »4»y for ptivuio purjsjeoe, by kirtrsido Cemetery Company of attempting to cmut the people out o, Rustings Michigan. the ComHtnh'unal rigid of eb-cring their own officers by appointing an Aiderman List of Letters remaining ia tbo Foot for tho 8d Ward in place of Barl ow, d— office. Manto Cth, H-7X ceaesd, to servo smhl fbo ebdiou in John Drown, Sarah Emery, B. J 1878. We ante with nr* -that H.,well, Wanen Hudson. Win. Hains, Rei-cblicnn gave riy cte.i-ui-.iua t Wm. M - Bull, Caroline Lane. Jo*ptM-xmcny, David Sandancm, Wm. R Ceaaiiluticaal ligh a and lb »• Wtbo . Ring AMeraaa cnuhl b.. fcawl *- bat 3 to nil ostme of motes, end rest as to b < wilSnj to teeord thrir room on ouch a j record of imfomy. Wo trust the panen I who wee sootetai by the minority of the > <'oa ®d as a preP** •• to - uutrogw tho right* of too • jectrea ot the highest style oftheart. Good LISTINGS liffiH WBS! 40NUME\t% . HF.aDHTQNkX, �Daactaey a Co'v Column. 8 O’CLOCK. BLOOD PURIFIES. ring the day but what one or more arc standing by the pen and likewise help­ ing tbocuMlvea. I am careful to mix dully ite opera­ tor town just as much as tlicy will coation upon ths soil and effect on Ute crop, suuic- during the day. At night, just as that he may be abb to act umbnitsnd- they repair to their rouut I usually ingly in each individual case. throw them about a pint of shelled oom, r-xdl scatterwi, eo that each ono ca:i get a fow kenials. If your hem don't mdiae to oat Ibis food at first, sprinkle . Utle ma^ou top. I wouWlikeall who "■ GREAT ■ l‘o yw a was Mm. ■"tVHlWIVftS’ ssstairft's'a'K SHEPARD'S be TAMMAVY Tn Autsa m Mxacw—With this ia proof of fihe aaoertioa we will rafor WSSf tho reader to facet ao they now exist, number tbo full scope and resources of not cub tn Detroit, but ia other cities tbe American Art Department begin to where they have bu«n subjected to be fairly manifest, aad w» torn its pages with a proud ccuanonsaaas that, at last, It to well known hen that the Detroit firemen look sharp after every other we are to havo a periodical that shall MADS ST 8KLUMO MV kmd of roof at a fire, aad leave the d.1 credit to the taste and talent of our tkofkfl 1 Maw or Mranoxs—1872 KI and cosapocitiou roofs with bat ronnfry. Those who were so pleased Heck ol pofnilar Chwla u4 if any, attention.thtu acknowledr- with tho iaimitablo eonrepdon of Maud KfflTB I L«ri« toBttjRiNAtLS BonUjifict. iag their superiority ia rafostiag fire. It w also knowa from experteooo that Moller, given In tbo January number, either tia, alate or iron roofs, aa oooa aa will be glad to recogniza the powerful they are expoeed to a greet heat, form a pencil of Miss Dario on tho first page of sort of ventilator eaus-d br tho soldor melting from the tin. thus baring the ____ __________ 1__ 1 ..s — tho oproodina of the fire instead al pro­ venting it Tbo boat will also cause an by tho minor terrors of “tbo black arch iron roof to cur! and twist fruin its or tho dark flowing river" The artist fastening!, thus making it usoleas as re­ hss with wonderful power fixed “the Brilliant Mcsical Effects, gards confining tho fire, aad alato forms a aort of stove whon caixwod to any daring last look of deepalring—“ yet Beautiful Combinations and great amount of heat, ana u also dan­ the face is that of a wowan, one en­ Variations. gerous by cracking aad flying in pteeoe dowed with the, to her, alas ! fatal gif: when water is thrown on it, while tho of beauty. The glxro of a light on a alate to Sxpooed to a great boat. It lias pavriug bait, ittelf invisible, brings tho been ascertained by examination that a campooilion roof, made from the right , agouizod face in strong relief against tho kind of materials, such aa are used by . almost silhoutte blackness of that dreary tho firm that havo covered eome of the I night, aad the picture is one 'bat will best buildings in this city, bare resisted not quickly lose ite interest with tbo GEO. WOODS k CO. fire in irrerr case until a slream uf waCsntohfatnort. Ussa I lovers of that meet touching poem of tor could be brought to bear upon the MSI. Mask Udi, Wlaisr KUmI. . thto or any other language. Thu next burning building Tho reasons of the superiority of a ' Illustrations arc a eerioo of six, which, good gravel aad composition roof un­ with the magnificent full page, "Blow­ doubtedly are that tho oompooitioa. if ing Bock,” illustrate an appreciative made from the proper materials, makao tho roof air tight, and in case of fire and cnlhuaiastic article on tbe sevnory tho heat causes such aa intense emoko of Wootern North Carolina. This re­ that it otiflaa tho flame and praveuio gion, heretofore comparatively unknown oven the boards ou which it ia laid from to tho mesa of our people, A demonstra­ igniting or burning to any extonk and ted to be one o! tho "moot attractive until tho rafters and all other support to the roof is burned away it remains plac.w in the country for admirers of compact and firm. We eould, it aaoeesary, cate oooreo of practical teats to tiutu are from the pencil of Mr. Piguet, which the cocapasitioa roof baa been i and the three principal cans, "On tho | subjected, both ia thto city and else­ where. iScveral artuloo havo appealed Linville," “Watauga Faile," and “Blow­ in print, cahulatod to bring aU kinds of ing Bick," are rendered by throe man­ composition roofing into dsyepute, evi- - ton of the grarwr, Bogvrt, Grraly, aad Henry Linton -to tho first, a satire some other process or kmd ot material American artist, is probably due the to be used, or else they were eo igno­ rant uf tlio whole subject that thcr highest rank in the engraving world, Tea I eould not tell a good gravel roof from a and the picture before us would alone i “^“ttei/Xsoa why a gravel rouf of THE GEORGE W003S ORGANS. 55 COMPOUND WAHOO BITTLES, PLANTATION BITTERS. Slek Heartache, Lit er Complaint, Frrcr^Ague, Dy*pep*ia,irorm* <» Children, PUeo, llllion* Com­ plaint*, Loe* of Appetite, Erup­ tion* of tbeMln, Pimple* on the Thia wotnb-rfol vejctsbfo restontiro Face, anrt all Dleeatee of the litoort; also the be*t Dluretie tn is tho abewt-anehur of tho fucb!" and doI'tr for. Klrtney Complaint*, uQted -A. a । tunic and cordial for tho FTralr Hurl, Pain tn the Loine, Lumbago, Grarel, IthemeatInn, ngod ' aad languid it baa no ■ equal among atomachica. As a remedy for S. I—1860—X. are especially subject, it is superseding every ether stimulant In all climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it arts as a specific in ov«ry ipccfoe of dtoordsr which nnderniinos the bodily strength aad bn-sxs down the animal spirits. ‘Ifta resi-W » if. Itefta aa ■ ane^*t >aM • , a; —.:i, - - — <0- . I ALFORD LDILSeEEH FABLE SAUCE, a » Uter -.'“l(M<Ml~reee j-j.xl > aau|lfar.>ll tbe »oeer efsale Ibvnlo ■aas.iS.'aftaa.1 THE BEST SAUCE SSI IEUII mFAMn.TuSi’ Marc Wil Bilriieut jSttesetsefrSafiaB TELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, , the kind wo mention is preferable, is the fact that a good and durable article can be put on for about one-thud the price of tin, and about ono-qnartcr Uw root of alate; therefore, it must certainly be tho most daairable for those building now. or repairing old buildings with limited mi aus. But, rays one, it ia not always good policy to buy the cheapoet, eepooially ia ao important aa article aa the covering of a dwelling. Bui, we an- Than NEA.BLY lOOCOMPI-ErEDBTORm ABLEST UVLSO ACTBOa IIN.OW 00 T>. SINE’S -•»<* aKiti.a-vxxx L, Gift Enterprise, To te 4r»«o Mo.d.r, Nona zjib. ISTT. ONE GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OP imines lEutur. <10.000 IN GOLD 1 talout.at bead it is (tally surprising that wo should bare been so long without a publication adequate to its full devlopment and demonstration. Tbe portrait of “Man's Unselfish Friend" wiU bo wuloome to—everybody, for who docs nut love a noble dog T There atw sever­ al smaller Cuts which deoervo attention, One Prin- $5,<100 in Silver I it. ley Sistanfay, J4b to »C ■jsSsSrStt ,SX SsSsrJBSrS1; people fur rvecgnitAon and support, and is fart winning for its graceful and acoompliahed poet-editor, ,Mr. Stoddard, . tbe reputation of a aucressful literary manager. The subscription price of I 77“ AUine, with oil chromo premium, is 15—James Sutton A Co., publishers, .23 Liberty Street New York. Glove-Fitting Corset C. D. McKa, , the general agent of the American Emigrant Company. The company have nhrady 10,000 sheep scattered among tho farmers who pur­ chased land of them, in flocks ranging worth's now novel, now in prras, and to in sin- from 50 to 200 li-ad : be published ia a fow days by T. B. 1. ■ Keep sheep drr under foot with Feterwn ^Brothera Philadelphia. It Uttar. This ia even more neeeisniy "4K2.5 UoitaiII"7 stand or ho ia mud or snow. 2. Take up lamb busks early ia the fully •■riitew effort*, exci’iag and ocRaeuuual, and is fully equal, if not supe­ rior to Tried for Her life, Cruel ns the □rave, Tho Maidea Widow, Th- Family Doom. The Changed Brides, Tbe Bride's Fate, Fair Play, and How He Won Her, which have proved to be eight of the moat popular norob over pubfishad, and which are having unpreoodrntod sabi, ^r Mix Southworth, as a novelist, steads at the bead of all femato writers. Bor conceptions are marked by origin­ ality, and there is a parity and sweet­ ness about bar language which giro a peculiar charm to her writtiagx Her ebsraotors are powerfully and touch­ ingly drawn, aad we tern to lore them because they are more natural than affected. “The Loot Heir of Linlitbguw” will be iavued in a large « uodecimo vulsrme, uniform with Mr.. Suuihworth's other works, and wiU bo eUd at the low price of 11-75 ia cloth, or 11.50 ly t». .^,44tow urptoto* to and always waah with aoiaathiag bowl­ iu paper o*Tar; or cvpte will be eent ing. If a Umb is broken, bind it with by mad, to any place, post-paid, by the Ispiintere tightly, foosewieg ao limb publishers on raeeipt of tbo price of tho 13. Keep a number of good hello on । work in a letter to theta tbo sheep . 14. Du not let sheep spoil with chaff * Ifi.^Dut tag locks ta oariy spring. * iaagToatae or lose degree when the areaar. b doponted ia th. .oil. modified. thewril aad tho depth to which it to buried. For a light and porous soil, a deeper eorocisg to required to preron erapora­ tion than would bo necessary ia one more compact; bat the ’more looss the sail, the greater would bo the Itabfli|r of waste from the descent of nraaure by water. On tho otbec head, tho aoU may be hard aad stiff; ww may say perhaps there to ao flanger of waste, cither from aSVRffi. JURUBEBA ER. Ht.Cnar.1l etweeiteTioa or tub tttoon. ,<®c - OSNKTVMOKA. JAUXDICK. MiaUFL-LS. UVHI'KWI* Dr. W Eitract if JmHa Froch Gurduit, Flower, Tree and Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit tuid Herb. Seeds, Prepaid by Mail. A complete and judicious i assortment, U sorb of cither class, $1.00. The six classes, (150 packets) for $5.00. Also, au immense stock of one year grafted Fruit Trees, Small Fruits. Fruit Stocks, Young Frujt, Ornamental and Ever­ green Seedling#, Blubs, Roses, Vines, House Border Plants, Ac., Ac., tbe moft complete assort­ ment in- America. Prepaid by mail. Prjce4 Oatuh.gos tp>nF address, also trade lists, .gratis. 8oed» on ('muntiwion. AonuU Wanted. B. M. WATSON, Old Cdpay Nurseries and Seed Warehouse. I Plymouth, Mass. Established! 1842. jan24m2 Ayer's — r-.-. !• “t4 Sarsaparilla LUMBER WANTED ■irm. r/nrE.i&H, hajid <w soft turu sad PUKLPY YOtP. BLOOD. Dr. Crook’s Wine of Tar. 1 io yeaii'h Public Test * »*l-W DR. CROOK'9 NATURE'S WINE M Ite soorowgfcepMewnoU abas ia wbsottmn t prewsat by taking great­ care ia changing dry for green fired. 17. If ow to bare, examine OU flax, cban out between tbs hoofs, pare ths hoof if unsound, and apply tolreooo with | AS1RCIC EjSTiLivKxy•jyrrt; SSE-g-ES TH! DILI � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-03-13.pdf e0205ea2ea8b27e62deae8576c6f96ac PDF Text Text Tij* The Banner Company. JT ®Asn««a. aanar co, ticn. VOL XYI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MARCH 13. 1872. i-fftsiipil and Bajlw C<l4 ,wst your insinuations — .... tall him nothing m for roc. Or si tell him in sultstanee what is my faa. and that I am firm." With a deep-drawn sigh and i pointed air, Jams* Csrftaa soug! tittle study. “ Wbai am I to do aaksd again and again, as wil bead resting wearily upon the tab fore him bo strove to couch in ■ terms her denial of the pleading “ What is it, Carlton ? Tell mt ... ry word. I oa® en lare much, tori de-* serve much . but thfa suspense is killing SLAUQHTEBING GDOSS! FIRE PBOOT STOVES! is done. 10.000 SAP BUCKETS'. 8«<n. Detroit Stoves! ■‘Hold I this does not concern you ; 1 wiH not hear it, James Carlton, not oven from you!"and the proud beauty sprung to ber feet with defiance in ber eye and detarmiaetinx fa bee tone that brooked no farther parisv. • God knows I meant you wall, Groce; and mar you never reap fa sorrow tram ---- A-t the— State Fair at Kalamazoo, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, winee; but I'd sooner I party, my birthnight t to'show myself so wee of my pate AU naadn't ores. Yet it, Nor shall I scrapfe to 7792 They are the only Stove made of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the World. The Detroit Stoves are the HEAVIEST Stoves In the Market. ^WiU he knew Pad Hamsoa'si impulsive temperament and cons hsbite. and with a eoliertnde most p ful. because most apprehceuv®, sought to wens- hia queenly co against tho ls^senna course which " Pl! eot attend the party,'' ho whiv pseod. a* that night to his tittle study ko recalled the withering ton. and bsl-1 tor words whieh had haunted him all day. “BNb wilt not be dissuaded by mr Out hte dmrln tefkq » it to wares than useless to uttauint wosld to influence MUlhofel:tear*tos expecther him’’ GOODYEAR & STRIKER. The best place in the -to buy- GROCERIES *u.:- »U ansta lai at the new brick store of We pay Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce, and sell for Cash BLACKSMITHING! Haariage, Mich . Ota A HNMB. A BXO, H AI H A ! H, .A.. Bus ell! Go there lor your CHOICE GROONXIEB! A fine stock Jrvr Grata COME JUNiDi tilEE TEKEM toad Oyntera Rdrtakmnde. TWENTY THOLSAXD DOLLARS ANNUaL BOffiBI raHiBEB! rnrTBxr* vJB.n»rm> ^TT.VI'Ei OR BBSXb, - o»WEDXEStJ^J^g . Si S*O<1 Jff, 1BTL .k haJL **•’ BOTTLED, • Ur»..»>4 In DENTIST Isliillt - lunitwa r»»«* ut ALBEKT E1SELBEBG, Iklifi. CALL AT JOHN BTANLKYM Pure Wises and Liquars! Fnk MiNcteaLfcaruta.-'. *e Ale bm mi aefrwlta .liter*— X. ■ IIuh—, Uw* City DiBinR Zlooms iWAKM MXALNAT ALL HOUBl X fita iff# re Mutator feBm bed, and faying her trar-wet cheek upon his hand. “ Tell ma that you targiremo; the blame is ell ray own. Oh 1 can you forgive and take me back again f A pressure of the hand, a sgxito of faiffxbio tandorneaj, was the only reply. Box a* James gated on each ghifing i vain ; and as ranch as be yearned to g< ace. ho knew of the perfect faith that' to her, tq sooth her pride and give a lay between their aouls. Pud with hta>e. tfrenerlh end rinnr l..iih'-etnrnor! to the word of cheer, yet he forobore. Loft :0 her own reflation*. poor Gram .band little comfort. Often as eon■cienao lilted her shadowy finger, ao often aho pressed back the eelf-rebuke, and loaning on her pride, towered strongly over all remorse and sense of guilt And again in Orate Parker a palatial Rj you r® come at last,” she said, as Jarnos Carlton one evening stole qui­ home a group to was gathered, just a etly into bar little parlor; *• it seams an “chteou few," wifaeee the marriage ago rinoe you were hero. What has ceremony that gave bar heart and hand to the keening of Paul Harrison. kept you!" Cousin Jamae seemed calm and hep­ “ Nothing but myself, my hooka and tho duties of my littlo parish. But itill, and tho low vcico quivered, u Grid*. you haven't raissod me, sure­ when clasping the Landa of Grace and ly 1 7°“ have so many friends and such a boot of collars. Still, ’twould be fad. he ho reached tho words—"Tirao I pronounce you man an! wife." . I need no*, toll bow earnestly Grace "No, James, taj frisxds are too oou- Harrison guards her home from the de­ sidante; not a call havs I eUered—1 stroyer that ao nearly dashed her cup could not say enjoyed—tine® my me of earthly joy; nor with whal Kliritads, morobfa birthright. No, you need not yet perfect faith, she L ans upon the broach the sufteci; I have strength form of him whom, afaos her own hand enough for that myself,—aye, and pride pourd tho poison, has neither faltered tote which be believed fey bialitli the obdurate extorter, had ventured to remoa»trale, plead i ng, suing that aha, ia thia one instance, al least, would hear to him. and rise against tho fearful evil that stalks so apectredike throughoat toasty. To say that she did not to rias above it tod. You saw me gueta the tenderness of hie attachment, creohed, but did not glory over my hu were untrue, de had never told hi. miliatiou then. I prey you, spore me rave, yet she could but see it, fool it, fa now." “Grnoe, you kxow me bettor. I •sme to comfort you. if that ia whaayou need; to cheer you. if dsspoudsat; and beguile you, if I may, from tbs memory of that dreodful night." “ Dearret, beet of nootifis 1 I have ao words far all the gratitude I feel; only for you my mortification would have been oomplete. The wretch I—to so far forge: hfa manhood, t^e. that he bad won mv beat affeetioti*, and that fas was regretted tar my gareta as my DlhimBUT10K H. A.BUBELL. »T her hopes had promised. “If cociin Jears would only come I" she whispered to herself, as the dayi went by so heavily. “Yet I couldn't end ore bis exultation over the fulfill­ ment of hi. prophecies sad my distrem. No, I can bear it alone not even he shell witntee u y bomilistion.'' PR1MIUM8 Te«ta fetesntan ortho Detroit Commercial Advertiver, e® hand at all hours. -- -i‘lureseta irieiim—*■ tor-aliiii —i .. room, told her ef the r—alt of the rota, and comasuded liar fas bar kindnaai of heart, bar ten flowed ufrteh, and aha thanked u through torotore seta. I know that fa that Kronen eyre titan rica. We must encourage rather than discourage wool growing, consequently, at this moment fa the United States. No rax ranx movement caa effect thia, Almost instantly Jaraci Cxrltou and his cousin stood at tho bedside of the so-changed Paul Harrison. “ Ho doesn't know me, James; oh, ba doesn't know me I” waited oat Grace, as tho head turned wearily on ita pillow and the glittering eye, rar 1 bar’s ao va- ta our sending for the Dittrirt Attorney Grate Parker qutetly cwaaadtttethreeand asking Ins advice -After hearing the cate, he said there ** What means all thia wild confusion, was a difference of opinion as to the Paul Harrison! In thin your teepee: power of a Grand Jury. “You can un­ forms! Is this tho way to treat tho doubtedly,” he continued, ‘^exercise yottr diacretian fa certain causa, and act aa beastly condition maddens me Leave ful watchers, listening to tho half-incohe­ cfatK It is both right and psopor that my right at once ! I will not took upon rent word* of Paul Ocnasionalb Uracs the Gtaud Jury, and also the District caught tar namn, and then beading a drunkard I" Attorney, should be rioihsd with a dis­ “ Oh, Garre, this is cruel," whisper­ sefdy over the pillow, whispered : “Do cretionary power, as it frequently haped James, aa he marked ths quick re­ you know mo, Itaul f I am Grace, your peos that they can do more good by ex- | action fa the heavy eye, and the .naan own Gracia'' ercisfag it than by following tho strict “ No, you're not my Grade ; she has of pain that swept tho face of Paul. wtme awav and isn't com- letter of tho law. I will give yoa an But she was gone ; and turning to thv lefr mn : dlurtraiion . Some yean ago, the case rowrring form beside him, bo saw at df a young man ebargod with an emonce how Ueept/ those hasty words were drunkard. No, you're not my Graocf " herxlement was placed fa my hands to fhen with James ho seomod to plead, sent. “ Come, Paul, tot mo taka you to your muttering brokenly : “ Yoa'll toil her hotel. Here's your hat Tnore, lean when aba comes that I did bo*, mean to ugly about it, and th.ro seemed no oth­ on ray arm—you'll Joel stronger fa the bo a drunkard." " Oh, the bitterness of late oosxtrition! er course than to prosecute. Tho young open air." • I man was oqt on boil, and camo to mo to Jamoo Csriton know that the sting­ beg to bo let off. He aaid he was puri­ ing word, had not fallen on heodlsM ty, and should so plead ; that he had an wrapped in deep oblivion ' ear.—ho kncw.it by the masterly effort rarnlid sister, and ■ with the utmost At las# a change, a gentle sleep, camo I —■>—*’-* at self-support, the ‘ hi ’•------- eseod sob over tho sufferer. ' ’ this will d etermfae writhing that was stifled back sblo to support himself He knew that all,' ’ whiinorod James; and as Grace saw I heart, and more than _ ------------ -this was ao excuse far his theft, but he poor Paul mafatamad till they reached him bow in rilant prayer, she knew a took the money under greet temptation, tus vary door. Then taking both oi noWcr, truer heart never raised its peti­ and did not rvoUxs the enormity of hi. James' hands in his own, be gasped. “1 tions up to Heavei! otfaose until he bed committed >L ‘You The sleeper moved; his eyes were am no drunkard. Carlton, or, if I am, cam scud me to the penitentiary,’ he mid, lw*» at her father's house I acquired open—the dear, expressive eyes—and in •and nobo Jy can blame you ; but you them shown tito glad glow of noogui tiou. A wasted hand crept out upon will ruin mo far lite, and bring disgracs the ojuntarpans, when two dimpled, upon ray parent, and sistar, who do not know the I am chaxrod with crime. If PRIZJESl JMrtxH fiaA whoa the foreman called her to the touting werd irt.ni timer., ana suu Jamsa Caxitim, full of the woe* of oltiars, was pleading oernestiy for the abdicated one, yst vainly pleading. “Come, Grace, hasten, fly, before it is too into. Ho is vary low; ths doc toes And to ths other members tho follow­ say itia a fever; that ho may never ral­ ’ ly from tho crisis. He haabsen ill some ing oath was sdministstad t •The Barns oath which your Foreman time, end thor only seal for me last has taken oa tris port, you,' and soeh ot eight Oh, Greco I I found him so daytineas; I can't toll you how it wrung myr^hxart to hoar him call your name ao Every Description, Manufactured io Order, from GEMUIJTIE OAK LEATHER. All Winter Goods must be closed out gardless of cost. bill which is how before Tlongroe*' ia simply nonsense. The bffl will not pans; it JZid mri be darimhb <w jMieimm to pore it now ; wo oppose it. Itmwtaod wiH be killed, because It is no time “to " I had hoped to bring you better cheer, Paul Perhape her nrrant fame of ratal is only temporary, but she scorn* reihe; fafiexibls." Thin food erly aa a uvmaa ha so ught to sooths his suffaring fristid with bops of a brighter prospect. Botin vain! Paul’s qaick jtsrcwpiiou saw al a gtaaoo bmmlh Juni.' gimte word, bow bit­ ter fadssd must have been the reel inaosogv;aud silently wringing hi* hand, hastened from the bouse. Evrry Stove Warranted two Wars. And see just how the ih HO. 46. > natures that are BBresriWe. Hain reh—of fri-ta*. that they, in thob "red.* — tbte touched the heart of every man in tho room was brought be­ fore ua A young gid had hoe n accused of theft; a low dollars fa money had been stolon ; it was found in her posararion. and she had made a partial eca* and the wool grower are peculiarly idantieal at the peestert time. and thone cannot be touched without injuring the other. Lst well enough store. No change cu bo made now that will not do harm. Thia vre want onr logfatators at Washington to rmderotand, and wo forward the Faaxxa to them gratis, be­ cause wo know it speaks the oentimrats ofcvery farmer In tho titeta on tb» sub­ ject, and there is no oOwr journal tnat does eo unbiased by pofitieal oSniuss. Booton market, at SO085c per pound last wMk. There «re acxno notice* <rf wool grower* making contracts far tbalr comfag clip at 7O07*j. We advise our farmers tokeep clear of all entangling allianCM at this time, and not to be charmed with the song of the charmer, charm ho Maur ao wisely. When California mfasre imbibe, they call it “putting in a blast" The story of an unhappy marriage ia often a narrative of many JFsrdi. Needy all women like saldfan. and some would like a good offer* air. Tho man who plants a birth-tree lit- In Colorado a bald person finds him­ self allndsd to as “a man with hb hand sbove timber line." In too many lamentable ia»tanoes,ths “last ooene of all this strung®, eventful history" is-kerosene It is sweet to have friends y«*ean trust, and couveniont soraetta.es to have friends who ere not afraid to trust you. A beosvoJojt Bridgeport (Conn.) man ■tan hadkfc framed and seat to the Wieocnsin eaflrrera. member of that boose, and as benorablo and upright aa any business man to New York. Ho ha. wm fargtatro, and novwwiUfagrt that toesoeu If ho had gens to tho penitentiary his wosat toon would have Yorn redbed. When an offender fa young, the often*, is a first one. and the offender appears poni- �drugs. Th* Thaa that* an *ow etabb* aod vary uvlu^nw tat* wfcteh he eMriy ignore., that bear diree^y agahaat th" powtua ba awiataa for the prirdeffs it afford, him of bringfog oet the high coL Ki of hi* peculiar picture. He ia given to uitormg, occasionally, along with numb personal harm <m many in atisndaac*, be the mob who were oppoe»l to it Cteyeue pepper and paring atone*, tabla and efaurfogx aaaa tebatbnht gi tomato arm* of royalty with which to think that the L-funeck addreaaad to hi* bead in the shape of* tea pound boulder, would Uv* opened it to a mu> Hepublicm it wu while Mr Phillip* was landing the aaparioc security the British m»tropolia afforded to It* rilirec*, that *o popular a man aa the Bishop of Kantar Pntttm it Asehat Mitin ii tie Altaian ty igjtwwd, one of thembaring three ribs Urukeu. while th* biahofa *a«r*doto. rob«* afforded him ao security of person whatever. Now ws bop* that Phillipa will net fail to maha a note of these thing*, and bring them forward, embeUtobed with ad th* (Error of hia peruliar rhrterie, the next time be ha* occa­ sion to institute a comparison betwoea the citiM of the old and new world*. Our eiliM are bad enough, but they do not, aa a rule deecead to such thing* a* th“»e, at Irari they ham not h»r a number of year*, and we fwl that frt» towad is >u assured fact tn every Amen- We are quite sure from the manner in which Mr. Phillips talka, that he foals ao too, and whan thia great priril•g* ia 'guaraatoad not amply by the statute. but by tho publtc seue. no form of corruption ia insured more than If then you muat scold, Wendsll, keep the truth ua your ado. Bird yoa may po—bh rorouphali wm. good, but Kxrrxxs from th* Now Hampshire ihi* Kibst-riition uf thney fur fact, wilt atocbos indicates a decisive Mepubtfoaa only become "*uo»a withered bedlam* triumph. Eaekial A. Straw, the • Re­ publican eaadidato for governor, has, probably, a plurality of nearly two Pure Drugs and Msl'iciaa Treasury, which throw* inch a heavy 1 abaU into tt« Memy'a eamp uaes a ' month mu*aerikuo4-Mka*t nutil Thi* to the deaperet* edlei of lb* bemocrauc manager*. Th* last monthly d»bt itatement which officially anauuaca* that twelve millions mor* bars been ealtod denng February, and about throe huedrsd nulbon* within th* thro* yvore of Gnat's adminiatroncn, haa furnished such a conoiuaive reply to ch* GJso nbargea of corzupucn. that tbs Decnoeroey lie* nerved keetf to attack th* veracity of the Treaawry aceoosta I wander that Schur* hto not put for­ ward thia charge m he baa so maay eth­ er* equally umrur. unpalatable truth*, and. they ana pu; forth with perfect ufe.y la thaaa very cite whoa* public morality ba au bit- Ths New Hampshire Election 1 State*, wk* bate proeecated claim* wb* fa OM <* ctharwi** violated the iwanv engul battoty of tbs 1law regarding contract* far *g*cUedo-l ‘ .Senate was dectod « compoeed a* £0dwa Hamlin, Carpenter, Sawyer, Logan, A»M,~H«ta Mnd-Rtovumr • LrtMw KlW Ajvectiwneats. Ex-Gwernor Houten, Uta uf the Wethington ha* itedimJ th* -Mission to Peru, lately tsadared to him ployed to discredit account* who ha* not by tba Prwaidaeg. oeaate. I take the liberty to My a few Th* 1 ‘ rsaidant end Mr* Grant left words on tho .ubje-t in reply to your •he moat remote Idea what they ragre~aL He ha* Emu hying to add, ia tunlforto. You atate your cue la the strong nd*tine of all eitmeotery rate* al Angto-Haxoo, which the yeMr know, irithmerie, auto and dog* together, M you are ao w*H able to Use All you •ay la fovor of Chicago w* freely admitShe ia the pndo and glory, not only ot the Northwert, but of tbs whole oocc try. But do the circumstance* ef thi. cae* jurtifr you in attempting to cajol. a Benatrir <m one hand, or oath* other to frighten him with a more than im­ ed Fashion Plata, sad a plaaeaat laauplied throat “that ho would regret hi. action m tong u he lived,” end with tba iariauatton that he is dfopoeed to “stab Chicago ia thia her day cf daeote- ae'TUsd interest to date, and then de­ ducting tho cash in ths Treasury Tin t>b, and there are patten* for fsuej cash ia lb* Treasury to aacertalnsd bj work b variety. Uterory matter keeps --------snmaing tho r<-p<irt. of recaipta am. .p th* reputation «< .■eytnoala to date ; and while this »Ute- .■ubluhad by Deacon A! oientto aotnly correct a*-to what ia •daiphia. Pa. robe! you ask will be detrimental not only to the interest of hi* own state, bn to those of Chicago also, aa well a* the whole country. a Tho bill now before tho Senate offer* a direct bounty to everything fcragn. donator Ferry’* talridid* pnipoora to lei sack *tsnd on the some fouling, pehnit t.ng tho sufferers to buy of whom and where thoy choose. Each to hare an aqua! allowance without regard to where the purchased article* were m idei Vo­ ter the bill you ask him to support, the ;la**, oil, paints, lumber, hardwurc. Ac.. foreign article, amsunting tv two ui three dollar* per thoeiand ; but noi um dim* will thev receive who purchase Michigan or WieroaMn lumber at the ■am* price. Under thi* arrangement tin -1 safer m foreign lumber m*r Mk one dollar more than a Michigan man ; an•till the Gwerment bounty (or rebate, ii that sound« better,) ansa* m to make it for the interest of roar people to buy the foreign lumber. ■ Take the article of foUti aad ect a* another inatanc*. The foreign and na­ tive article b now sold aids by aide a: •am* price. Who doe* not Me that thi» bill offer* a bounty of twenty recta (n Uris to just the duty) per gallon for all to foreign oibt And tat the price drov where it mar the bounty u on it anc will be paid all the earn*. It seem* to me very plain that sack will ba the ef­ fort of the bill now before Ooqctms Ou iha contrary Senator Ferry'* aubeutute the National lh>bt waa reduced by the •urn ol 112,391,451 32 during the abort month of February ia very g'nusfying. Hia lummiag np ef hi* thine year*' trom th* State, a* for aa reewired. indi­ wort is laconic and eloquent. Here cate the Macttou of Straw by about 1,­ 500 majority. Th* Republican* ar* Mar. 1. 18»». Total Debt. lM.uuhinTrea.ury. 92,525,463,201 holding a congratulatory meeting at the CHy Hall Short iprochae an being Mar. 1, 1N72. Total Labi. 1cm cash in Treasury. 2,tl5,813,49b made, and the ehetioo return* read to th* auaienc*. The Bepahiicani have mad* a gain of seven Beprsaanlatirr* in thia aity. and hat* jwobebly secured a round Three Hundred Millions ; and to good work ing majority in the Legyala- do thi* be had only to buy bond, and reguMriuns which wiH be jtut and prop­ er. Than all partfoe can purehaev then thus atop interest a little faster than br lumber, iron, paint*, glam, hardware, ha* done, sod so reduce the dead weight and all other building tutorial* where ihey choose, and not bo Mfi/ed to buy a jnotgn article to obtain the benefit ot 1'reaeury Had h* <toa* thia promptly, ihs actfoc of Cougrvw boldly, unflinchingly, h* would harv If ft was aimply a question of ttkn; paid otf noma *15,000,000 mor* than he tf Mhrt duty, then Au erican* coulo ha* duo* Sall, the exhibit i* a goon m a measure meet the market. But a* •■*. What ether country ever ahooUer- good* are imported and dutia* paid, and ,ner. offered tn market a* uffior good*, it OoKuan, March Mt-I:9t) a. n.—Owe •imply offer* a bounty to those who vrih hundred and seventy-four town* gave oay everything foreign whica can b» Strew 82389; Weston. 29,812; Makimported end sold under ths preeent tariff, in prnfarnnoo to our own produr. A* brroatxrr Ijrm.—Mr. A. B equally good and cheap. Can any one Haform, 391. Tba LegislaUtro stand* ; Cornell having applied to Gov. Clafim doubt what the comparative eff-cta ul Bepabbcam, 187 ; Democrat., 101; La­ fur a copy of Mr. Grwetoy'* hasty note the two bill* of method* of relief wW be. bor Brfona. 3 ; Tsmpciance, 0. declining to have hi* name affixed to th* call for the Philadelphia Cosvaatrim, that note >* fnraiebed with pleeaurv. D t. a* follow*: •709 over Wrewu, Demoernl. and a majority over all of 1,945 which will not be mnnh changed by th* rote in th* other town*. The Legislature stand* 40 HapaHicaa a-jocUy. in the Hou*, nod the Setrnte 9 Bepabiimn t»3 Deaoocanto, and cite district .fill ta doubt. hr thi* ^ww* rmak th* Rapubi.aua a** lavgriy iadebiad to the unurlag efforts of Hon. E. H. Roffina, th* daimod on the Um, it caauol be cease, al to lb* Mlual and precise *tateme*it u« laecash and debltespeteivoiy becaoM ,t will take month* to .bring that to aa uccwato adjustment. Th* nrgwter at the Treasury repre•eats on the other hand, m report* long ■nbeequent, th* actual payuicut ot thi l»bt; ha bar no ccgutnanee of the mun»j /el in the Tieasury, and ho report* ao. ho inTermt actual:y due, Lui tba inters.. ,>oid at irregular times Therefore to .reat the monthly debt atatetnent, alfoough perfectly arc urate a* to what u prufaaaee to be, a transcript of th* Itogarflr* book,-1* a* foolish a* thr subtraoaoa cf pig* from dog*, and ran lead .to esvaral dalagation* of Ohio farrnrr*. who, while diesoouectad frou offirial. •till take* a htely interest m polifoal affair* Their taetimony U unanimous that Prciidant Grant h*a been gaining ground *inee tho oxpoetirs of the base- Secures Special Protection to Every PoW Holder! BEAD THE FOLLOWING LIST OF CLAIMS PAID *id» alleged to be lighted by th* Wil­ ton patent ga. lighter. From the floor th*y uceadad the narrow stair* lending over the ceding of the chamber wbero th* ga* wa* turned oc by hand, and the etectrfc epark lighter was applied by the operator. At the firal application about *«venty-five burner* failed to ignite ; al the aeooad about fifty, and alter a third and fourth trial—many catching the flame* by close contact, without rocwtvmg the epark* —ton Lunen remained aaligbtod from which the ga* ooaiateed to eacapc. Repeated trial* Ml about STAIVIBB V0RK9 1SD ,-9EMl| Zadrie TianifG JUOS, . wU mfX 8J Parfumerie*, Pomanade* and .'fair QQ*. *»«■ <a aJS* s. T.-isao-x. Thu wonderful vegetable roehwative the .bort-anchor at thafooblwahd dyi Sitfical a:i Muiol, Two Nnw Sulu*~Eav* ju»t comnenced tn th* Bircasir Bvxnxe Post. J. P. ROBERTS & CO, DENTISTS They are entitled *• follow* "Mark Jarrett’* Daisy ; Th* Flower ot Jaaslbrook." By FlaM Bage^ aatho* .1 "Vuilat, or tho uadar of Kings•ood Cham-". Thi. U*t *tory wa. .really admired when publuhed a num- um. trufneal tetoporeto or frigid, it •*» 4 specific in every specie* qf di*or which undermine* tho bodily .tren; and break* down th* animal ipirit*. Worm iclions, —BeanfffuFWaufi®. SIMUM, B1M1LIBUS CURANTUB *r*PUKEYa* DRUGS Medicines, ISE Cue* ia entitled, Pemberton ; er One Hundred Yuan Ago," and a* vy the ,/ubliaher, Mr. Henry Feteaeva. Tbs ubscnjilioa* for Th* Foci. Flics 92.M a year. Four eopma 99-iW- tea- PAINTS & OILS Tu Axiauax Oa* Fauow.—Tb» March MMM uf thu popular and ausceesmJ magume ia oa our table. We omrtiIj nunmand it to th* atlaultoa of our reader* la ite mtoreatiag and laetruotire coataai* wo noue* many ralaates HATE BEEN TO SOUTH AMEH1CA. ToaDparts oftbi fcitk and West Suffered pail ■ beyond description. mlt tiros rtiitF i* premium picture, notified •'Th* Yiritfag Brethren." 92.50 a yoar. Addrea. FO.K Aaauuatun, No. 96 Na**au tiagaat expense*, for ewanination into hi* claim* of damage* for imringemen: un two of hi. patented invention* by th* Senate jobben. Thi* infringement wa* very clearly explained to lite House Comaaittoe on Public Budding* end Ground, on s recwnt inyeeitgatwo of the subject of elec­ trical lighter, and th* rwslt of a teat iu electrical ga* lighting baa juat been an­ nounced, .bowing tba failure of tbr Senate method, an.l tho suocea* ef the matbod employed oy Prejf. Gardiner ia tho House and Dome, aa follows, via: SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, t JOVXX1LL ■lOOBg, Wall Paper and Curtain Fix- nres! I case gentiamsu affirm that the Fm*>Pepiaa, a story with • moral ; Odd Fa:Jeat will lecerv* the vote* cf a latg. ow'i Goat, an amaang adventure ; IL namber Ct independent Democrat* who aatrauen of March; Home of Lend FairJm peace and prosperity more that agitation. They ar* not anXKia* to folChios ; and Trnmyaon'e new house ; Au Udd i slfow at tbs Birth-place of Shako­ be better, took medicine, end Lar* be peer ; Good of the Order ; Scientific and lisa," a* the epitaph read*. AH the Curious Facta; Humor* of tba Day ; Utedeialaly conagrvatire and urodarataly Odd Fallow Gem*; Agricultural Depart,augrovaive element* ot th* nataoa sup­ port the administration, and the ex­ tremist* of *U sbadM, who ar* only united by the common hand of hatred and destruction to aautmg thing* will one of my previous latter* I referred to a job aet up on th* Senate by iageafons and unacrupulou* tobbyirt* by which mean.* a bogu. patent ga* lighter we* inuwducad into the Hanate Chamber. PATENT MEBICINEt I VEGETINE, TSE. BnchOMn is troubled with |bargfore. Th* grand he* beta uber>4 far th* new umon ifopot at Grand Rapid* rimirnirx:'; igaffCTir The CUfo«e A Mfobigea Uke Bharo Railroad fo aompfoted te-Beaiwat*. A new Democratic naptt m talked of aiBvCIly. . The new city (jail at Sagteaw to to eoM 31U,Ou0. lowaparcUaed more than Wv.OOO ■stall mapfo trsM qf MfoMggo iatt faJL De lerardsyte^MthwIt, tee MUwnaeatoMa W*» twenty-**** years aid. J C. Deyu. of Jeckroa, he* sold to AM> BEBCUER. Another . would giro doUir fcradohe. i.-ajwmct rf&E&U • SgaSSEEB HwtUy Rerommencb. * - ,_,t *----- Fab. T. t �CHUICHU. rWcatSS??'* 151 .■esat Bavtkif ~ mum. di d i ■ 1CH1I.AJI CENTRAL R. R. nd River Valley Diviswt a* I bar* already shewn, are practically unlimited to extent, in feci, they ore under and by virtu* of thia tew of IN9, bounded only by the good faith and dieNow if this fifty *cr*s of tend be­ It is certainly a gift to U able tossy cr-Hon cf those, who, for ths tun* b.'- longed to a private corporation, other just the tight thing, under all rircuminj control the nSsin of the corpora- than on* wgsairad under and by virtue •taMM, and wa think Mr. Foetor poameof thi* Law of IMD. Uwmeteariyltebto sm thi* gift as fully a* any man we erm Again, this ccrtiCosto ahowaupouito lo taxation, and could not bo legally saw. Here is a letter jurt pubbshed fans that ths holder ia Hable to forfeiture, omitted from th* areeasmeni roll Tho from hi* pea, that doe* honor to the although M I have also shown this raeolt of such an cm-asion i* obvious, head and heart of ths writer. Is just rig^t of forfeiture and revamion ha* upon a momenta roflqctioc. It vitiate* tbs sort of a letter w. lik* to see promibeen virtually taken away from the the entire Roll, and every dollar of taxbu«rt men writing, and congratulate the corporation by tew. Altogether, the tioa based upon ii is ffltgal. Hitherto I bar* neither taken nor people of tho 4 th Congromional District Thi* Line of RailroU te thoBThs effy ot Hastings contains within of Michigan, on baring th* Honor to bo sought any part to thi* unpleasant msy b* Mt down as a moat uncertain rox Bom, which starte from C.„ _u its corporate Emits 8440 acre* more W by the Chicago, Bariragton ft Quincy represented in Congreos by such a man. quarrel in ratetion to the Cemetery, nor and unsafe real satai* speculation. * tea*, aad Mr. Supervisor could no mor* Railroad, ana, running through Bcsdo I now desire to enter into any per ­ It wa* drawn oat by the anouncemsnt And there i* nothing to thi* tew of tear* out the 40 are**aad spread upon ldtotox, reach** Omaha, Linroht, Ne­ that Mr. Cutlsr, uf Grand Haren, had sonal or partisan conlrovav^ upon the 1855 or Its *m«ndm*nta to prevent the tho rvmaining 3,400 acres tlxe> whole braska City, Saint Joasph, Afghison. •utyect, but om of the lauding marnban entire capital stoek of a corporation or- amount of tax to be raised, than hs Leavrnworth aad Kansas Citv. connectof that eoMora has formally ehaltenged gnnmed under it from being wholly could omit the 3,400 and crowd upon tog with th* Ltoian Pacific, Kansas Pa­ cific, and other Raihmih running from m* to poiat out any iltegaEty in its or­ monopolised by evan one perron. ganisation. Thu* adjured, I acoept th* Under th* tew of i860 all is different Washington, D. C., Feb. 22,1872. | msu*. asd tavito th* candid attention, It aims to and I think doe. ernnbtoe aotoalyof th* grattem*n who visited Auaara has a Republican Prsridsnt Son. Dwight Cutler :— the really dearabte features of all pro­ Mr Da*a Fains.—Allow me to ton- m* but also that of every reflsettog tax­ of th* Villag* Board, drotod over Hon. eroding enactments, ft was framed tiroly illegal. payer in thia community, to aosns of th* FlavioM J. Littlejohn, by *<focid*d maafter the tew Of 1840 had been practireason* for th* feith that i* to me Upon th* whole therefore, I am joriiy- A gioriou* tictery. tally and fairly tested for more than a In pursuing thi* inquiry I shall im­ quarter of a century ; and seems well driven irresistibly to the conclusion, pugn no one's motives, but an th* conMusa-Th* JaApsrofaU from our X that the so-called •■Riveraid* Cemetery Cited to afford an equal and jtut prolist Plsaw rend it along BrotUi Company," however laudable may have tocti«D aEk* to the public at largo, the Boweu, and obl^o. origmal share holders, and to those who shall purchase from them. I believe it Biorurx E. Omaha. Nebraska. plea* The record ot the organisation of this si our realtors hear what is gulag oa ii pretended corporation has already been to be the only statute upon tho subject hat Wratsrn Paradis*. laid before tho public ia a very recent of Mmetery corporaiiona now in force, and the ouly one th*t*wa* to force at issue of this journal—the same issue Great sacrifice of Win which also published th. full text of a tho Ume the Rivoraido Cemetery pre­ tended to organise, in October 1870.— fcatute approved Feb. 19th, 1869 and ter Clothing. Star Ck Lot us examine it* feature*. ratified '• An Act to authorise and cathing House, Grand Rap­ It txmfipcs ths number of corporators » crags the formation of Corporations Me. Enne* :—On Thursday evening ids Mieh o establish rural Cemeteries aad pro­ to tee v, more, ami requires them to or- March 7th, while my family tn compa­ ganlm, if at all, by written article* ol vide for tho care ar.d maintenance ny with a few friends ware enjoying a aaiocsatton, signed and acknowledged, Section fifteen of this btatute is to and flted with the County Clark. Thws* written article* must fully ap*dbeoe words ‘■All Acte aad parts of Acts Loor," qnd in an instant our hous* wa* —It insures you against all Loss c* nooasistont with th* provision* of this Sited to overflowing with warm hearted ■ tors, the quantity and the discriptioa of Damage by Fire or Lightning, pay* al let ar. hereby repeated. ** friend*. And before w* had time (o i th* tend to be bought, the estimated damage* of tearing to pieces by Tight Bui it is contended by the proprietors collect our thought* or obeerv* rule* of ling, whsthcr tro snsuss or not ; pay >f Bivarsid* Cemetery that nothing in capital aecaasary to buy and improve sriqoett*, L^Durkro, Esq., cam* for­ the cemetery, th* corporate name, thi for Live Stock kilted by Lightning, h his Act of 1W u tooonsistent with ward, end in behalf of tlso** prewnl , he barn ar on the premises ; insure* rw-exieting legislation oa the same mb­ name* end a umber of Direetora, fb* placed in our hands a pure* of 170,00. the number of shares of capital stock, retiring but dwellings, barns and theii For this token of their friendship aad ind number of shares taken by each ■outeats, aad therefore is not expose ii t> dl remoterie* to th* State of Michigan regurds for u*. cn thv eve of our re­ subscriber, and require* one firth of thi* OVERCOATS below coat, sere *ith*r strictly public, or strictly moval to form other asrociatiec*, end .-apital to bo paid in at th* tjmo of or­ Knit Woolen Coats, IK private. Th* frorimpte of sech public labi r in other fields, they bar* wu paniaa taking nHz kinds of hasafdom Cemetery, U situate in a township wa* ganising, and proof of that payment to warmeat and moat sincere thanks, with Ganta. At Star Clothing be filed with th* County Clerk. a prayer for their prosperity and hop. Artaxctsrxn.—The public documents .enperty; pays full amount of damage* rested to the township Board cf Health, It effectually prevents say monopoly, House, Grand Rapids. for which we are indebted to all the up to amount uf insurance—wo do not or, if siteste to an incorporated village, by prohibiting say on* person from be­ Michigan Delegation to Cungre.., and uk the assured to stand a pro rata ia th* Preautent and Trustees thereof. coming ths owner of more than oneAnd they were exempt from taxation M*asn. Sumner,Trumbull, Schurx, Mor imount of the damages. 11 pay* it, reess promptly and honorably, as aoos irerisely Eks all other property belong­ tenth *f tho stock. It fixss the day for tho annual meeting to cbooeo Directors u they can be adjusted. 11 has no losaci ing to town* nnd villages. and officers, and place* all members o! (ndentors for the .week ending March 5, due and unpaid I It affords a eertaix But ia March, 1840. our Legislature xillal MoEm, exploded oa th. lit! guarantee to those ineuriag. It doe. [eased a law entitled "An Act gran trng the corporation upon exact equality by 1872, and each bearing that date. Furn.l_, destroying th* mill aad quit. *sri- sot expose over 84,000 to oue fire, as . rortain corporate powers to th* joint giving-to each, one rote for ovary 1100 clshtxl thia paper by Cox A Cbx, BoUeit<usly injuring fin man, two of thorn role. FM. maMsf < Orotef prid *y twnars of Burial Grounds "—Law* of •t stock owaod by him. It preaeribas, or* of Patents, Washington, D. C. Emit*, and define* the authority cf the Paneling Machine, 8. Hayser, Jacksad swirWy wesfed. Ito per cents** o. 1840 page 155. By this tew any seven « more joint owners aright become to- Board of Directors, tearing nothing to Asseto to Bisks to force i* very large their discretion, by specifically etmiae•orporated upon application to a Justice The espense* of its management an if the Psaoe, aad when so incorporated sarymnsdL Ito officers are mostly proc ise* the Board of Directors to levy isies*' deal Imsiranre man and ‘bar. had ovei they were given all the rights and made monte upon each member of tho organi­ jhl t:[ r\i:i jftoen veers experience in th* burin***. .abject to all the lisbihtio* of oorpora- sation io the extent, aeden^r to lit triai Che character of it* risks make it par- ijsi* generally. They might to their of his eubecription, thereby apprising toctly aaf* and reliable 1 For insurance oorporato name acquire and bold real in the above Company, apply to E. D. rotate in unlimited quantitsea, but their Fox rar Faxiu—Tn Busmu moat extent ot hi* legal liability. It ■orporate property wa* liable to taxation Goes*.—No femlly can afford to bo with­ authorises tho same Board to sell rights too raxne ** any other private property. out the famous Hriford Lricwtmhire A New Tanos Pacas, ease sis* and of burial aad fix th* prices of the No limit wa* placed upon the right of Tab!* Faure. It i* a* earential to give pattern of th* eno to use in this offici SOLD IN HASTINGS, * fins flavor to soup* aad fiah and meats tobmg manufactured for the proprie-' the corporation to tevy a warn exits up­ on the share* of its capital Mock; nor pY ACKLEY A SLADE. as th* nicest butler i* to brood. ton of the Zesdw al Charlotte, by & P. yrmaito thereby insuring to such pur­ Bounds. Esq, the active and accvtn-1 was it prohibited from mortgaging or chaser* the very thing for which be give* itb*rwi»» encombering it* Cemetery dished Preeid.nl of the -Taylor Print hi* money. And to enable the corpo­ ration io make good this guaranty, it ng Pres* Co.," of Chicago, and one of jNOCURL NO CHARGE BBS ■' Wife require* them to art apart two-thirds of Tux great causa of so tnanr yuun; people being gray headed ia oa accous of their having need tho vile eernpoun which have flooded the market ao long 2>ala*!w**L fcl&K <y its fruits—a business College by to jradustes. Our leading bocneae man hrougbout endorse the Grand Rapid .totinem College by employing its stu­ dents, aad sending their eoaa :*rd of Dr. E. Lathrop, Homceopathu .ibymoan and surgeon who ba* permsisntly located in our city, aad has hi* dflee over Dr. Burton's store. He brings tost class refer tocos, sad proposes to di i strictly legitimate htiBtisee May eno □ess attend his effort. Michigan Central R. R. • ID. SlLUSU IS* USSCT UOTL jgssrats^ssvjas ex ex Michigan Exchange Detroit, an mak­ ing Mill farther impcwrwmeats in tho in­ ternal arrangements of thia popular borne of Michigan men when ro-jouraing in the city of the Straita. It is, and ilweys has bees the bret Hotel to De­ troit, and routtouo* to grow more bosaw like, year by year. Bounds may Gad many patrons for hit Taylor press, as wa are fully satisfied son* better are made anywhere for foe toting to Burying Grounds," and with work of a country office with from one its Amendments can bo seen by refer­ ring to the Laws of 1855, page 187, Laws of 1865, page 577 and Laws of 1867, page 137. This Act did not s-ek On Mcnday night pursuit:: to the e*U of the Captain p-. tee. tbs m« uxmatioa of Cemetery Corporations, who tod signed the call for th. organisa­ aad it therefore lefi the corporate prop­ tion of a Fir* Company, mat at the erty liable to tavatiou precisely like any Council Boom, and adopted the Re­ port of the Committee on Constitution and By-Laws, aad sleeted the follow­ ing persons as officers, to eerrs until ths It authorised the corporation. to aoquire and hold all tho reel estate neeee«arr for its burying ground, but exprwaaly prohibited ii from encumbering that burying ground. Each person owning a lot or right of burial waa deemed a stockholder, and entitled to A Fauwn arafou* th* following items of new* from the Pinery : Surveyor* are daily expected to com­ if Warren. Pa., has taken np hi* reri­ mence operatton* at Webber okf. Webber city is located on the Em of deace in thi* city aad will soon eater in­ to partnership with John A. Fuller in the Oworeo and Big Bapils E- B. On* hundred millfons of Pfo* logs are to th* Lsilte Muskegon, all wuhin a ^jgagateotjyys.-t Detroit & Miiwsuke* R R ,‘ pease of keeping the cemetery perpetu­ ally in good condition, and requires the funds so set apart to bo securely inTest­ ed to public bonds­ It still further guarantiee the title and the quiet enjoassut of the property by purchaser* of burial righfror tote, by prohibiting the corporation from to any wise incumbering the cemetery grounds, aad from selling any lots or rights of burial upon incumbered leads. It wholly exempt* the loiporate property from taxation for any purpose whatever, thereby encouraging tho for­ mation of such oorporwlicws. It pro- against unreasonable acmmulatiori of preperty to the hands of a private corporatfen bolding the same without pay­ ing taxes. It secure* tho quiet enjoyman: of this coqoral* property, by bringing it within the operation of local police regulations, punishing as a mis- it required the corporation to make two maps of it* Cwnetery, and deposit one of them with the County Clark. Eot ny **qp of Xinroi/t Crmtliry totr Ua Apesifed^ ite CeWy CUrl f Do the props totor* of Bivwnide (Mmetary bold ear Certifimto from our Coun­ ty Clerk , showing that a map cf the ir Cemetery ha* been deposited to hi* office, as they are exproeely required by thi* Statute to do ittuiay Corti- Th* proprietors of Riverside Cemetery •eesn to have recognised this tew of 1869, in so fir M it exempts from all taxation the property of cemetery cor­ porations. and to liars entirc’v ignortd it ia every other particular. Th* parcel of lead constituting River­ side Cmnetry, ia known and described as the North fifty (50) acre* of tho East half of the South-West quarters of section number seven, town throe North range right West. Upon tho asms meat roll of tho township of Hmtiags for 1867. at pag* 28, it stands asromod to B. C. Grenell. Early ia th* qnag or summer of 1868, by a convwyano* recorded to Liber 6 of Deeds at pag* 484, ii ssrmn to have been translerrad to throe of tho present owners of Hivnrspective lota and right! of burial. •id* Craotai-smre >AM Mw'« Am By thia atatate, after aaroesmenta had *Mf eppsM qpro *>y *s**M*araf rofl, nor remained unpaid for rix months, the lot doe* ii appear to hare boras to any er right ot burial and all asrossments way th* burden of taxation, to which all private property must contribute it* I am esuatninsd to inqaire ssAy is Ai, Oro F 11 thi* real estate belonged to any municipal corporation, ii wa* ex­ empt from taxation-M ool Mhnsfe*. Upon no other possible hypothesis could IN FULL BLAST! Glut's Photograph Gallery. Every arrangement for perfecting Photographs in highejrt rtyte of the art. Good pictures of Children fuarapteed. Call and see for your­ selves. B. F. CHIDE8TER, Operator. MIS lAfiBLE WORKS! MONUMENTS. HEADSTONES, TABLE TOM. �fVr«i Danchoy t Co's. Column. 8 O’CLOCK. 'he Bannt DRAIN tO.II.nfoVrONER'S NOTICE 8375 Ke* that the lambs get milk enough. A Iamb wiB •amrehnea suck warm milk from a bottle, furnhhod with an Indiarubber nipple, when ii has not strength enough to suck tho ewe. Giro the ewes good Lay and bran, nod roota if you Eave them. But it b very desirable to hare a few roots for tho lambs in April and May. (Mta are better for the ewes than com. and thb year nearly as cheap. Pifc—The low price cf pork lias dis­ gusted thousand* of farmers with ths pig business. They have disposed of everything that would sell. Spring pige that wore intended for wiuteriag over, have been slaughtered, and the freahizwsi market has been flooded with last fall’i pigs. Breeding sows have been fatlettod and killed, and the indiculionr I Cr-«dw»»* * MOM. xOjlLufjU.tS. Prato CaM*l.-r. j S&EE_______ WS.TJSST ■GREAT CHARGE FOR AGENTS M Do,»•■•»<•• 4.. .:;. ven sj ae;cuus a gooa deal on the nature of tho land and .the depth of the drain*. In oandy or mucky tend a ditrffi 2 1-2 foot deep for titea •hould be dug, with labor at 81,60 per day, for 16 cent* a rod : 3 fest deep, 20 cent* a rod." On bsavfor land, nearly free from itunca, a ditch 2 1-2 to 8 feet deep will cent 25 cunt* a rod. A good ditcher, at these prises, con make two dollars a day. An unakillful man that cuts tho ditch* unnsoeasarfly wide, and I* fond of using the pick, might work MOfHl UAti.-urnE4.ixa ur ;.... l.-j __ 1__ ■ _ *. them go into the pen, to bestow the * M‘” ur Mamtoix—1872 necessary care. A savage sow, in a cold MeA Headache, Liver Complain, •'yrwy whsst ia tba first crop to bo pen, with, a litter of chilled *pigv. on a HflWfn t-’. r- M.j.., n.ujT!*! •ute^re. fever «C Affwe, i>ptpcpeia. Warwit sown In the spring. We hope our read­ stormy night in Mhrob, is a case not pro­ fflUB in XU-BklbOMA>.» Unterx’s.r in CMirvn, PUee. UUieut Gereers will bestow extra pains iu putting it. vided for m the books. But with a quiet plainu, Lon of JppeUtt. Erwpia well, fur we antkspate considerable sow there is little difficulty in saving the TWHORGK tlon.1 or the HA Ln, Pimylet oes <Ae demand for wheat next fall matter bow cold the weather isl acr, and aU Dtaewan of the Btrlqi, taking one year with another, first thing to ho done is to stop up is a well paying crop on good lend and every hole or erevicw in the pen. Shut in the hands o? thaee who know how to ths door, and hank It up on ths outside manage iL But it ia a poor crop on poor with straw or litter. If the pige are land. A carelesa, slovenly farmer,whose chilled, it is.btrtier, aa a rule, not to take «> A»HI •«•!. M U bod n poor, wot, and fouk should not them away from the sow as long sa ahs stlempl to'raise barley. Dels will pay w:ll lie down. Cover sow and pigs with him titter—or rather, ho will lose less. a horse-blanket, ond tuck them in. The At a rule, the earlier barlsy Aan be heat from lbs sow will revive tho pige. | Besutifirf GombHitrtions and tjwa, the better. But a still more im­ and they will begin to uurw. If the j ■Variationa. portant point is, to get tho land in good sow Has plenty ,o! milk, and xho pigs , condition It cannot be too tine and take hold, all immediate danger Is [>**L ' Ths value oC tha ganlaa b of tho first mellow. On very rich, mellow eoRaowa Give the sow plenty of warm »lopi, such impgtBuoe an! should take precedence ♦ariy. 1 l -2 h|abol per acre, drillrd in. B1 bran maah, end be »ure that she has ' b sufficicnf sd ; but on avenge good all tho warm water she will drink. In ef either fruit or flowers; but united land 2 biuhcb ia none too much. In a week food her rich food. with them, ronstitatas ths prims luxu­ England, tho beet barby is grown on GEO. WOOD': A- CO. ries of life. To hr able to grow one’s light, sandy land, made rich and firm by own asparagu* and jrie plant early in mumming a turnip crop on tho land,the ?hr Jfettltnt AJard. the sooson, ana from that time out en­ previous winter, by sheep ; but in thb country our largest c-rope are nd sod on joy all kinds of vegetables and fruits in soil of a morn loamy character. Tho due season: and inhale ou one's own essential point on these heavier soils is, homoatead tho “perfume of a thousand to get thrtn thoroughly fine and mellow flowers," is n treat and luxury that all tho year or full provioue Barley u Dmx 8rx.—In No. 0, of VoL 3, of the in the country may have, and yet how sometimes sown on a clover sod. but un­ Nranoxw Fxmm, I find Mr Clereent’a Imh it was plowed last fall, it is not a few do. Tbotewho would enjoy to the good plan. As a rule, barley is sown experfoneo witn a brood of 16 Houden ■anfatiTi full, these luxunao. need only to bestir on corn stubble, end is followed by win- spring jmllats, which communoed to lay i the 21st day of Dvcembvr, and in 23 . themsehr. in early spring, white naught days had laid 131 eggs, which ii an .Odi do no: rwjuiro as careful culture "Ise would be done, end devote a few average of leM tlian six <-gg« day. I hr unuf each day to ptepuriag'for a sud nice judgement a» liarfoy, but they hare a boy, ten years old. who haa beat­ will well trpaT far better treatment titan sumeaaful nod beantifnl gnrd<^ and they generally reeoire. They will grow en thb with common fowb. Iasi spring house jdat; .-.nd first of all, a bobbal well on land too mucky for barley, aad ho Kxnmnncod retting romo old hem— that did not by—with eggs from the "•hich should be in cvvty garden in cr­ a great crop ia sometimes obtained ou market basket, that w with eggs bough: ier to secure oarly’Md rotating crops of Nosy data We bolfojo in thick seed­ from the grocery. In tho fall wo killed ing for dua crop, and would ;drill in no! off all bet 23 pulloto aad two roosters, V.-gstabie. • >ur gardens tn thte roeffim which Ware left to keep through the win­ •hould han. a gentle declivity to the ter. Tho 1st of November they com­ -onth and elrieidod by a hoflgu or a dose menced to by and up to thia time they ' board fcnre. from the nortliwtwr winds ' hftra laid in 117 days 858 egg*, or' which are more destructive to rapid end 1 ar average of 7 1-4 eggs per ilay, mid kare only had tho care of a ten-yoer-old projperous growth of regulation then [ boy. uuii thb was bb first experience, any ether wind.. Drop cultivation and . with hens. I will alto give the cost of > -manure without stint, are the price ot: foods purehacol for tho time which tho rirbvst kind of vegetable growing, 1 amounts tn H 26 for corn, meal an I 1 and tronra'ug and nubsoiling should bo ! bran. They had n warm roostiug plare, fcaeior-l a, for a. posmbte. Quick I and tho Lborty of n cow rtaldo. and a run under the Lexa. £uru<iof these Lru . [One Prize $5,000 in Silver ! growth »utts rogotabte" boot; ttoaoe a ■ are black, some yellow, some speckled, rich soil, or one made *0 by at abundand some brown, and wc can't toll which g™ •!« and grain may be obtained per acre. ancs of manure ua point of tha first im- 1 ' Wc would sow 2 1-2 btuhete poai and bye the beat They have not failed to portent* Boot erope include bsels, pare- :। I 1-2 bushel* oat* per acre. Thev can by at baetfive egg* in the cold Mt dar nipq, tnrtupc, carrots, sooracnsra (oyster ' bo sown together with an ordinary of the winter. They have been fed but I grain-drill, but it ia nnceasary to see twice a day—corn in tho morning, and warm mush of m»al and bran at noou. msy W>dM,|a!l to bo town at about I that they are well mixed In tbe drilL— Thus you «e* we have got In return for Roll the land after the drill, and pick every penny 2 eggs that havn boon worth ths sicio rime, tad n» soon as laud can off everything that would interfere with l*o worked in tlio spring, and requiring a mowing machine. On rough land ell winter two cents ouch. I don't know whether thb b doing well or not. but it a deep soil; oxcop: perhaps onioai, sad they are a trembtewmc orop to harvest. •bo Jtt mo that i'. b not ntceeeary for us may he sown during the last of March to give a dollar apiere for Iloudans to get good tayey. or find of April—if in early toady sail D> not forget to tow onion seed very thick to roisli “sete" for another year, far whan auwn thick they gunsrally ripen early encug. If planUxT earlier and ia July, when they should be palled and doeper. and die land was harrowed re•lowed awwy in a dry cellar poaladiy with Thoraat'a harrow before the p.>tatoro camo out of tho grvund,aad afterwards, far less hoeing would be re­ land. Mr. Bhspard is one cf the most quired, and we think a better yiMd enterprising poultry men in tho West. would Lo obtained. Frcah Garden,, Flower, Tree. ISkrewby JTndtr IHmi b a practice W- H. Todd, of Vermillion, Ohio, hoe and Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit we would earuoslly oosunend. Many Suet reewived per slaamor Queen, from farmers are afraid thaA the harrow will tud Herb See^s, Prepaid, by K. Fowler, Aylosbury, England, two pull up tho wheat, but such b not the mammoth Toulouse geere, two [wiiru uf Mai!. A coipplcte and judicious case. If tho land is dry, a good heavy, Avlesburr ducks, ana one trio of Rouen 1 assortment, 25 noru of cither foriy-tooihed harrow will destroy man v duckasli very fine specimens both in , clacs, $1.00. Tire six fl my' wood*, breakAha read, stir tho sod, a&d size and tnaxkiuga Tho ducks wore greatly bvnefit the whwt (150 packcu) for §3.00. Also, trixo wionsrs a! several shows in EngClttrr 8tfd etn be sown an the snow, I-r.n chea, tbo ends slanted down to suit the an imtncnsj stock ot one year rides Tho glare fouuea may bo (ope­ or when tho ground is frozen hard grafted Fruit Trees, Small enough on the oufooe to make good rate and three in number to auit tho oiao Fruits. Fruit Stocks. Young walking But when tho wheat u to be of box, and mad<to lift utt up, or side harrowed, it b nreesaary to defor sow­ Fruit, Ornamental and Everwaya, by mrens of, hinges put on the ing the oMd.aad, if necmaary, roll after­ groen Seedlings, Blubs, Roses. HtrVl-At.TERATlVH.1 ridoe or cads ; cr no hinges at all. We word!. It Tbomas’o smoothing harrow * u»«?s. House Border Plants, Ac., nta or t ie bioop >. u usod, saw Ao oood finU, ar.d then bar generally uae 8x10 glare and for thb KnaMlr hr *11 PiMSwma 4c., the most complete assort­ row it in. Our own practice ia to taw UVKR AND MI'I.KEX. rire of frttM it requires sevanty-two tight quarto of dc>Tcr-«ov<i alone per oMTaucno.t ornr. ment in America. Prepaid by BT. UTBItlSE.OB AH lighto lapping thsm on ttoe ends u you aero, tux quarto dorer and four quarts I'OVtnTY Ott A w.t mail. Priced Oatgjnges to tmy would ^ungtea oa a roof. About tho timothy b a good and liberal ooeding. aildrew, also trade lists, griitfo. first or middle of March collect stable If the hud b intended for pasture, wo SHEPARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO BUM, proud*! Ur io uiU curlx«X” r M. «. BCactELL, rLTEE KW’mmNB. HALFCRB A. M.. .•xira Li.jliiijB TABLE SAUCE, THE2MT SAKE AID BtUH FOR FAVRTUSl d.LDSTfiAfAUrD More 600 bif^RATBl Bilrlisat Artate NEABIA’ 1'tOCOMl'JEIEDaTdBl lAj ■ '■I ***al.f*i ■- ™ ABLBJT LIVING AUTHQBL WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, 81WW M Than JMLS«5» ££*£££: ZFSSS MORTOAGz; BALE. . !*■*■■?» *■**?■ *y?.***v_t» <h »sywrei •Ts- t&ssw Tea SCRIBNER A CO, 'xATuKrs tEUtW. 810.000 IN GOLD I AMS sssna; Glove-Fittia* Corset rssaidsr.ssrn L&sjftiisg- A,"',rag •r U« Ii BALE OX EXECUTION. a-*TAg jA*M»MAJr.<^a>r rt Orery, 5. L'Zi'.;»,'rri/M‘i£*Jw I «£«.• LUMBER WANTEDt JURUBEBA nianure together mid lot it heat a week tafore using. Choose a sunny spot, on th” south aide of a bam or close board fw«- is best, and mark ofl a spare one foot larger each way than your box, and over this rparo build the manure as you would a bay stack two or three feet high, press it down firmly and are 00 the box and hghis ; pock the sidre of the bed closoly with a Mt or sped, to aariet tu obtaining a uniform beat Let it •tend until the heat hu oriwn, then put in from rix to nine inches of toil Take a (tick and insert it oocarionaBy there­ after, and if it ia coadortably warm, tbs •«-d may be town. Wo gonerally uso reahttoeof gfam for ores kmd of rewi, sueh as early and red cabbage, caulidawn, fottce, tomatoes, poppea ‘and raislses; rever with half aa meh of eoii. prose it fcmly with a board end water eu&Mtt to cattle the soil; givw air and koep temperature at about 66s without •un best. In our next we may give Thb b heavy reeding, but wo think it wiB pay. ' itirnwiaj JtafowD *a^ Pttitrw b of­ ten very beneficial, and we are surprised that the preetioe b so generally iregbct. ed. Pct three boom to a borrow, and get on and ride. Harrow the field bath । rwuurcM. i>¥ar<»iA. mt Pi.vrnoRTurnt V co.icou trait r e. Dr. Wells' fitrasl of Jmte Seeds on Cotmnisrion. Agents Wanted. •B. M. WATSOH. Old Colony Xunerics and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth. Mms. Estafefished 1842. jan24m2 ! PURIFY YOUF 3L008. Dr. Crook’s Wine of Tjir. £ IO YEARS Public Test Hm peered further ideal in regard to operations 1 with th* plants. Aeat. 1 CHERHY. WUJIJIWQOB, TniTEASH, HAST) M S' 'T lUKi JURUBEBA. wraSfcaUy rvSMMKtde u l« e.r ■ iw»or, ...J ,I. «M | a blanket, aad rub the logs, wir*. etc. Nine tenths of all tho oompluinta b bones are mused by indigaetion aad iconsequent dcrungen-.cct cf the bowels. Overwork, iswropce feeding, exposure . • chilling wind whan Wed, ill-vunto 1 < j ! BLACK 1TALXUT, NATURE’S PLANTATION DR. CROOK'S WINE ‘ nntvM scadui-2 ot tbsltrt "dmSTnrror . crooks TORE ROM- BUTO S. T.—1880—X. This wonderful vegetable restorative , ia tho sbert-undwr of thefcebte and ds-, WTwbseribe for a Home p*­ , Taka the Bakos; it fa the Ifar.. Chcapt-fii and -beat ptptibliaM in Uia aecium ABTECICGT : � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-03-20.pdf 6bef9b123aa0da8c72edb5902775a364 PDF Text Text I I _ • Ths R,sr’>»u«Ai| ..... The Banner Company. ar Hxsrr.vo*. a«ar cxa. mcu HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MARCH 20. 1872. VOL XVI. HwW to ifafe Cift SLABCHTEBING GOODS! FIRE PROOF STOVES! audited from her brow. Nowell his thoughts were of the Ijright future to store for him. In spite of hishappmees, thoughts of poor Alice Butler would cross his mind, but as he was sure she was dead, bo soon banish- Evrry Steve Warranted two Yean FOUD .; bMma £ SAUCE, T uajtjuib u Of Every Description, dxjrmrig And see just how the thingis done “faihltusZ IKnntod for th* eraser, and the bride and groom were walking arm-fa-arm through the conservatory, talking softly i to themselfoi. when a little giri of a£ ; patently Ove or six yean ran up to 1 them, and retching hold of the bride's f drees, exetafased: "Ob, mamma, is this Manufactured to Order, from . the pope I am going to haver' Thau addressing Maurice: "Turn around and oak leather look at ms. Don't you think I look pretty fa this flrees, and shall you like mo to call you papa f" . . Astonished at tins address, Maurice looked at his bride fur an explanation, . while sbn, with quivering' Ups aad tsar­ ful eyre, exclaimed : “Oh, Manrtee, is it possible you can look on that chill and notrecogafeltor! Doyonnotaoe , you own features pictured fa that little face ? Yes, that is your child, Meurice, and I am your wife. But I am not the ignorant, iinednrated girl you married so manv roars ago, for, thanks to Miss ------- «--------- -d ih, Of MARK RUSSELL. the knowledge I so longed for, in education. L —---- ------------- --------wooed and won Alien BoutciDer, but you fled me Alice Worthington, perhaps you will renounce the lore yon professed,an 1 rice Worthington and Nellie Montgmae- I shall be again without a protecting arm." . ry bad been engaged for the last six “Never, so help me Heaven I” cried month*,'*nd were apparently as much devoted to each other as young people Maurice, earnestly. "Alice Boutoiltar I wooed and won, aad Alice BoutaQlor in such dreametance* generally are. Maurice Worthington, the wealthy and none other shall be my acknowledg- . 10.000 SAP BUCKETS c-v a.ooo p.vi ortuk uxn All Winter Goods must be closed out gardless of cost. AM LIT Rl! Vcsrtcx lornnty M 500 » BUrifew j ’ >0 COMPI.FFWn gfl Detroit Stoves! owner of Worthington Hall, waa poo-, sees ad of a remarkable high tampered I ' and jealous dispontiun, which has been increased by the indulgence of a weak-i d reamed of discovering my poor wrongminded mother, hia father having died i <xl Alice iu the elegant young lady who during his infancy. White yet in his । adorned the Montgomery i arior with so teens _e had fallen desperately fa iovi much grace. I know you here much to with the daughter of one of bis tenants, forgive; but believe mo, my darling, I and hia affection being returned, had will bo a better man beoev forward tend . announced hie intention of marrying . uith you for my loving wife and my *—* : ter, and on account of his mother's child plaving r-------- * — ' , strong opposition, had taken her to a . ■ May Hi dirtant city and there married her. He [ had lived with her but a shrrt time, I guile eou h I?ar Ba* LrisM la a., toiu. r»-4ar tk« HS«kn. eu«4 »M Svm. WHk ism sit la bte m. XaB—~ 1 MS raa* a? Uil..>». GOODYEAR & STRIKER. The best place in the ttBcssr r ■to buy GROCERIES Want at the now brick store of YOOBLC We Cash for our Groceries, we pay Cash for Produce and sell lor <’ash pay । when, becoming tired of her (for, al­ , though beautiful, she was very igno- 1, ago etooi 1, too, was rejoicing fa tbo of rnv mamage. To-day I rant,) and longing for the relined socie­ antiapation urn ample repaiA for all the misery I ty to which ho was accustomed, be bssvIt dceertcred her and returned to his suffered then, and in beholding my lit­ tle stratagem succeeded so happily for homo, there to be joyously received by all concerned 1 am completely satisfied: got his faults Haring told her that it and again I say with all my heart and soul ; May Heaven bless you botb.and was only s peasing fancy ho had enter* tained for the girl, and that be gucreed gtride you through life hapeily f They were married, sad the guaets she was doing very weD, as she had a I comfortable place, her fow scruples were pronounced th- bride "lovely," the quieted ; a marriage of her sen beneath groom "handsome,’' and the wedding a his station waa the only thing she dread­ "•pleno id affair," fa ths phrases invaria­ ed or cared for ; and, T blush to say it bly uted on sueh occasions ; and reports for my sex, but experience has taught of th«i scour in the r-maervatory having me, tint woman w woman's worst ene­ gone abroad, again did public curiosity exert itself to understand the matter, my. and that, when a man will help a woman, a woman will sneer at her and and again it waa made unable to do so. point the Anger of scorn at her when she lire tren-pted in the dust. But I am not writing on the loudly discussed quretion of "woman’s wrongs," or “rights," •* they are called, and will therefore no longer stray from my sub­ ject Whan Mrs. Worthington learned that she >>ad nothing to dread from a misal­ liance on the part of bnr son, aba sat herself to work to find lum a suitable match, nnd was highly delighted when he informed that ho had sought and ob­ tained Nellie Montgomery's hand. But, as the saying fo, "Murdsr will out;" and this case was not an exoeptian to the general rale. A sister of Alice Butler, the girl ho had io cruelly nbaixtonsd, was living fa service at the Montgoraerys, aad ronaapoadad regutarty with her. 8be knew that her ate- It is a pleasing duty to mark the pro­ gress of the noble State of which we are dtisana; its increase to population, and its growth tn material wealth and pros­ perity, which hare been steady and sub­ stantial. ■ The first reusua of Michigan, as a State, made by the General Government, was that of IMO. at which time it was the twenty-third Slate of the Union in point of population, and ecutamed 212^67 inhabitant The second was to 1850, when the State, haring.gained 1K5.3S7. ranked twentieth, and numbered 897,654. In 1800, with a gain of 851,487, the population numbered 740,118, and the State claimed the sixteenth ptoee. The fourth reales wsa to 1870. when the population was found to be 1,184,. 0&9, an advance of 834,946 in the lest decade, making Michigan thirteenth to the rank of Slatoa The growth of Michigan in material her instructions, nnd I has had Montgomery obtained tbo iaformation she had just imparted tn NalHe nt th > commcncocHint of our story. valuaticn of real and personal property That evening Manries Worthington, to 1840 was 887,883,0x4.13. The val­ happy fa anticipation of the morrow, uations, as aqualtoed by the State Board _ • 1—.1 —It st. wore, to 18M. 8120^61,474.35 ; to 1856 8l87.e68.TOO; to 1M1, 8112.865,808.89; fa 1868. 8807,905,842.92; aad to 1871,' 8630,000,000. The representation of the State in the bolt, Chicago, ant! Naw York. Twmiiy were received for consideration. After c£reful »rumination, the first premium offered fey (he legislature waa awarded Mr. Elijah E Myres, of Springfield, HL; the aerond to I*. H. Decker ; the third to Edward E Jeoiaca. Before accepttog any, however, the Board took the with each of tboee three, as wall as sev­ eral of the other designs. The archi­ tects' eotimata for the coot of the Capi­ tol upon the plan adopted is 81,070,345. It io the opinion of the orporto who were employed, that it can be completed fora sum not raooedfag 81.loO.000, providing the whole work eon be adrertised and let under one contract. After careful axamtaattec, and con­ sultation ■ with exparianced amhiiKts and budders, fa our owu and other Btatea, the Cvtaaiiastoaen are of the opinion that a much better building can be obtained and a large amount of mon­ ey saved by contracting lor tbo a hole wogk at one tima. In this opinion I ful­ ly concur. The cost of machinery and will compete far the work ; but, if tot fa •ections from year to year, for several years, the adrantagvs of such compe­ tition will bo tost, bids will bo obtained from a small number only, and than of Hula axperiaorofa work of thia char­ acter and magnitude. In thia connection it will be asked, can the moans be provided by the leg­ islature at its present session—to be ex­ pended within a proper limit of time— without jeopardufag the payment of the funded debt of the State, st its msturity ; or neooisiry appropriations for our several State faatitatfcaa: or without Imposing upon the people a heavy bur­ den of taxation ? Haring made careful estimates of Hie receipts and expenditures of the Stier Goreramoat, for each of th* years 1872­ 73-74-75-76-77 and «7«,‘ during which period more than a million of dollars of our State bonds will become due, I am quit! satisfied that, with an aggregate Slate tax for 1872, of one and one-third mill on the dollar, and bat one mill on tbs dollar annually thereafter, the bond­ ed d.bt of the State can be paid at its maturity, all necessary • appropriations be made for each of the State inaHtutinea and ths new Capitol completed and paid for within six years from Jan­ uary, 1872. That you may the more readily judge of the correctness of this opinion, and that the prosperous condiUm of out State affairs may be under­ Stood by the people. I have prepared, to be placed before you, tablas of estima­ ted receipts and expenditures tor the period above named. Fully convinced, as I am, that the boat interests uf the State will be ]>romoted by an early completion at the new Canito!, I rasprotfully recommend that the law be mi amended as to authorial the Board to advertise for proposals far the whefa work, to be completed within six fem Ja—ary of ih. orreraiyear, at a oust not to exceed 81,200,TOO, In- 000 annually, be rack of Hi" years 1878-4-5 aad *, and 8380,000, or to much as may he aecemaiy for 1877; aad that the Auditor Gexeral be direct­ ed to inroroorato there mat. with the State Tax foTtho years 1872-3-4-5 nnd 1876. Ample provisions haring hem made fur the payment uf the funded debt of only, at the very lowest rates. II A! fl A ! H. A.. Bus ell! BLACKSMITHING! Go there tor your CHOICE GBOOER1E8I sama number of inhatatante. Due re­ gard, bowevor. should I* had"to the fisrt that the growth of population will bo more rapid and much greater iu some of the districts (han fa others. I beH. A Bl rEI.l. BOTTLKD YIHIIBHE for the one-eighth mill tax to constitute u stoking fund. Leaving this off, tba State tax will be reduced euveniy-eight thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars (878,780.) I therefore rvcvumjfti.d tbo repeal of Section 4. Art No. 12$ Laws of 1861, from Canada, and from b-iyood the At­ lantic. ' , Cash emtributiona to the Relief Fusid J have bwtnroeoired a, follows : Bv Hie Governor,. 8166,876 50 ! Committee nt Detroit. 129,958 79 I " - Grand Rapid*, 43,838 57 “ . » HqUmmL 851018 11 “ “ Manietae, 5,408 49 “ ' “East Segfaaw, 12,811 47 “ “ Port Huron, 13,532 00 “ Filaicro. OvuroImJ, and Laketon. 492 00 By the Hon. Thus. W. Ferry­ Grand Havcu, 23,329 78 Bv Hun. W. W. Wheaton (then Mayor,) Detroit. 11,246 64 By other committee* had in­ dividuals, probeWy, 30,000 00 The Legislature, at its last session, placed the entire body of State Swamp Total................................ 84O.1WTO and Indemnity Lands, and all the State Large qualities of ckrthfag and oth­ Swamp Land Hoads of th" Lower Pe­ ninsula, fa the hands of the Board of er supplies have also . been received, the Control The experience of the post the value of which is ertimatod al 8250­ year has, i> my jndgement. confirmed 000. the wiettom of the action then takes. I Lieut. Gen. Sheridan very promptly recommend the repeal of Section 15, ActNo. 155, laws of 1869. I also rec* From his dep^L-ncnt of the Federal Government we received 2,JOO pairs of blankets, 400 men's rreroouta, and l,OTO pair of men's socks. I also reeaivod from tho Hon. G. M. liolMKcn, Secretary of tho Navy, a libernl offer of clothing, which waa declined, I respectfully call your attention to Imvuuss tho qusntitv of that article then what, to ma, seems to be a serious de­ fa (he hands nf Hie' remmitteee. was by tect fa the provisions of Art No. 195, them believed to be more than sufficient Berni on Ijsws of 1871. It was unques­ tionably the intention of the Legislature to make it the duty of raUroedrompen­ having bevn destroyed, the Blate Board tee to preride all suitabto re«Sairta for of Control took prompt measures to tbo protection of lite and property on hero them rebadt, nnd made cpproimthe Bm of such roads, by constauctfag atfoas of swamp land for-Chat purpose. Bring of tbe opinion that the gifts of feooea, ditches and eattJo guards, to prevent cettio anil Other animals from a generous public could bo more diogetting on the tract; and to make these ereeUy distribated by the committees, rorporations Halite for aU damage re­ that it would be unwiee to multiply sulting from neglect fa the eons tructiou agencies for that purpose, I here fem or the maintenance of tfieae mflguirgi time to time placed fa tbefr hands aU The railroad eotntioaire claim that un­ monrvs rewired by me—wUh the ex­ der the provisions of section 35 they are ception of 8135, paid to the special ob­ not liable for stock killed, except where ject for which it was contributed. To the owner of tliss animal occupies the the committee nt Detroit I have paid land directly adjacent to the locality 8128,008 41, making tbe cash receipts where the killing orrurs. If this con­ of this committee 8258,057 TO; to Grand struction is correct, then tlicso oorper- Rapid. 828,643 V9 -total money receipts ations are not required to fence or place uf that committee, 871,870 66. catlle-guanls upon the (too of their So iirotnpt and bountiftil have boeq roads, where tbe land immodtodely ad­ th* donatious. that, boEartog the pao jacent is vacant, though other lands a £ of Michigan would lie unwilling to few roils distant are cultivated and oc­ a generous pubKr oao ipqmont long­ er than was eroeesary.»a proclamation was Ususd by mo early in Janaary,— with tho full concurrence of the committe»a,-fa which I took occasion, fa bshalf of Hie Bta'rt to thank ti’ie public for their noble charity, by means of offiders and faspoctore, for offenveo there­ which, ths Bufferings of oar citbrao bed . to rntxi*!, dore not apply to fractional been so greatly alter is ted. and - to en­ school districts. There is a Urge a Um­ ber of fractional districii in tlw» State, and some means should bo provided fur the remora! of the delinquent offleers in eommittoeo bare derated» T»»y IwV these as well as in distrirte loeated amount of time and labor, at great per­ wlinlly within one township. 1 recom­ sonal sacrifice, to the difficult work immend that the law bo so Mnondc-1 as to noeed upon them, and have discharged the duties of this almost thankless took apply alike to all school districts. The attention of many Of the muntoi- with fldelllv nod good judgment, and opal governments of Jbo State having all without the slightest compensation, been directed to the neoesei'y of a more except such as alwnyi comes from a consciousnosi of haring lightened the bur­ dens nf suffering humanity1 cannot close thia notice of the great fires without grateful mention of the valuable favors aad substantial Oerrioi rendered \>j milrood, axpress and tele­ graph companie*. Freight in very targe quantities, from almoat every State in the Union, has been transports! free of charge. The use of the ieligraph wires has also Ixrsn freely given tot all mesh importance, and your attention it relief business. Thousaadi of dollar, called to tho necessity far a revision uf have thus been saved to lite relief fund. the general law on this subject My attention has been onllod to a statute of tbe State of-Ns, York, which pSia/XrV? ■ ibei Mfaipemtlili, without the exi*of a tintilar statute in tills State, old and young, too rich and fa ' fur She guardian of minor heirs residing bobalf uf our aSicted citizens. ' iu Michigan, but baring property beIn cloofag thii comraunkaifon to you. tougiu to them in tbo former State, to U>« repnmntatirM of tiio people of tfo. obtain pusarasion and control of such common wealth. It has Mimed to mo fit­ property. laconwuieneo and loss have ting end proticr that an official recogni­ already resulted from tho want of such tion should Im made of our obligations provtexm, and I raoommend tho passage to ttosre who have done io much to ob­ ®f such an art as the New York .statute literate from within our borders the ericontcmplatns and requires. doaoes of a widespread and fearful 'Tfe report of the Gwutogieal Survey calamity. of tho entire Upper FofUMUte, tooted‘ HENRY P. BALDWpr ing vahabto maps and .charts, is nearly Exbxtivx Orricx. Lixvro, March 13. ready for publication, and may.be com­ pleted to bo laid before tho IsgWalnrv at ita aext regular BBoeiow No prerieion. however, baa bran made far ita publication. Without thio the whole work win be of comparatively little val­ ue. I reepectfiiUy suggest tho propriety *i~y allow such pi riseary expense* of pahlicatiou as quit bo ordiirod and approved by the Geological Board. My attention ha* been called by the Preaident of the United States to the ly fireside by Hie hour, hemming and rtstohuvasidkaittiaK. QaaMaMOHMtimre riLuld be more freely introduced into our families ; there should ba more off-hand- visiting, of Informal calls, where one neighbor can drop fato stL other nrighbor'a li-rnso after dark, and opaod an hour or two fa uarmtraii.id sodtol totaKDOnte. without any form or ceremony, for two or th»yc nights fa �That is »n that has bora done thxu hr. fissretary Boutwell has recovered fro* bis tale indispoeiticu, aad ia at bio desk in the- Treasury DrpartzneuL uran, on record aa it w fur bclatays, I should give that same imblte aa add- ' tsonal legal holiday! What Legislator J. P. ROBERTS & Hampshire, ftl rifty aotoetf had. ia thia Our. which down to Hfrwz-r -TV -M belong* to the pnbUe, end from which White Mountain State election, all are an income has been reeairvd; aad aa consoling themselves on tbo advantages three some gentlemen, vr their special which the defs.l will giro theas. AD friends, are much talked ot aa candi­ •rtt trying to make themselves believe dates tor certain offices in tbo gilt uf tb- that nd I wiag ot tbe DnfaMMgy wiB cover of taw; but ia violation of all taw, and in outrage of every ouum of decen­ cy, as well aa ia tbo. face of an indig­ nant public feeling, by aa gruss a fraud as waa ever practiced, er through a mistake reeuhing from u ipardonabto ignorance, appropmle a [ ublic burial ground tu their own neo, and convert it to a foraging ground ; refusing area to make a show of accounting' to the wronged public,aad tlie “Homa Zuras f," tn both its edilorial, aad core..pendente the profile know what has been dune with the proceeds of taut land ; aremitagfrom thv sals of burial rights, or fruta stove-wood, and from all Other aoans-s? If it is all right, no harm can come to th* gwnttasnsu, or their Mead, from a full expose of the mat­ ter. tihow your hand, geutlemro, that the publie may .the better judge whe'.hsr they waht to place any further inter vets ia your charge. Asrain. tbo Oity charter providm that, oarCrtoaiaal Court fin the Border ofj Samuel Lums, ia February hat Guv. Haxvry, of Kanma will the tevthaony taken by the Brnaturial iavtetigafiag committee to Washington in the courae of a wook. DRUGS Secures Special Protection to Every Policy Medicines, Holder! ;ority just arhtevs-l .or Grant, ia .xpect■ ... - iug a liberal R«j>ublic*n. They do not lake into aocouui that their rebel allies are still believers in tho lost cause, and that they never win bo induced to “po.sumise'* or vote for a Republican of any stripe or character. There reliable Ws notice by* tbo proceedings in the friend, of Denocrecy will not bo reSeeateon Friday that the paragraph in Itablo for anything that Demecrncy may tho Letter of cwt Washington Core­ pretend to bo, which fo* adverse to Ihrir To not* EteJo* or T«>- -Rtmuut pondent, relatue to the aetton of Sena­ deed issue. Thuyare in deed oarur.t Ds»m It strikes us very forcibly tor Trumbull ia the McArdle eaaa, gave oaoo In each aad every your, eame to be iu tlreiz oppeaidou to all the plaiforuu that in one of our lottere to tho Bsxan. dofeaeo, and applies all kinds of ugly published a just and true account of nil nf popularity that <*n bo produced in ia Janirery lent, w. tlieu ami there moasee received or expended by them ia name, to th ore who dare to whisper that Ohio, nnd they will hare a party ot their their rorporete capacity during lbs year own far the Southern States, which will iwopbooied that ia tbe investigation there is something wrong about it which Mr. Brockway demanded as to Tho accidental majority ot a City expose the pretenoe. of tho sasutant his managemout of ths House of Cor D- mocrutic CouveaXion propooed to be rKtion be would tour out triumphant. Gouncil, persistently mierepzoeem threr constituent^ misapply public money in held la Snoianau. D -as asy umo of Well. h. be. done eo, aad “Jurenio" experience sappOso that tho votoof the stand, approved te-day a tree paophot one directhxr, and adopt a do nothing policy in another; tai iaportani and Wo have had a Democratic majority in South can be induced to eucts o«t far a ' lbs Chairman of the mrest^tiagtooiain our City Oounol, they have been' Republican candidate T If so, upon needed pabke works stand still for want miltee reported last Tuesday evening charged with corruption It ha> Veen of management, incur debts for future what |«indpte of ratio eiaatiou does he that after two months faithful examinesaid that th*y have bwm extravagant a-lmiatatretionv to pay a* best they can, tion of Mr. B.’• l«x>ks and accounts aid­ with tbe peoplm. aoaey That they give the people no account of lb*a»they run the ri.k of being bung for ed by three experts they bad found them hare itsood orvfrrs on the City Treasury reives, or of the manner in which tlfer murder to prevent tho operation of equ­ correct in every respect, the cash ac­ tu be paid out of the taxaf of 1872 and al laws tor the negro, by forming a count all right, and nut only eo but hare spent the public moneys and, if 1871, th os eontreuing iu \»>l*ttou of band of Ku KIux, aad Mill adhere to most .yvtematsceliy kept So (much for foreouth, any one qr>eati»as th* proprtotho charter, a debt for future Councils ty of this kind of thing, tbe Home their pro-slavery views, what poevibl. wii.’.t eo have always oonsiderud a Zawriuf^y doughty editor, or anony- to per, and in very many ways left the chance » there for a union ot thia ele­ ImppMo ot Democratic financial Uatao- ment aith that of tho Republican ; and boartire, pereocution uf an honest and raons cnrrespzudimt. ruabe. frantically •ffisienl pubfc nffirer Wa mm atu-, with pen. and spectacle* to the revevxi, manahip upon the <3ly records, if any late Mr. Broekway most heartily on thia, and the list of hard name* again ap­ caeoeds hare been kepL Now, pendiug ■ see, can expect to go: the Soatnern vote to him triumphant, and to us mat «rtbe flection would bo a gvnd time to let fur a Bopublican candidate ? But tho pear* and tho public are straightway partel result, and hope that "mine ene­ infonued. that Ibere gentloraeu. are the party which is about to expire iu agony —1 i» a®u satisv Let u« see if wa are in debt needs consolation, and it would be cruel­ my" Alderman B most immaculate of the specie*, and that those who bring them to ta»k. are i Let ere know it the Cuuaeiia of 1872, ty to push upon them the eonclnaiin of After the long delay which only ’ 1871 and 1874, have got to provide the inevitable logic. There io no nae any j payfoeA of the debts entaBwl u]»on tbo ■ longer for such an obvolute party, and momed to increase tho public anxiety to At last when thia aforesaid majority, I boor Mien Charlotte Cushman road from , having, by a ready agent canvuored a City t-v the Democratic Council of 1*71 it ia to be believed that it may give up Snakespoarc and othsr pouts, tho gifted incus are metiers in which tie public' tho gbcri to t t**a enviable epirit of hopecertain ward, (ia which by a general , lady put m an appearance last Monday are interested. Wo hope the exhiyt calamity, and universal bereavement evening st tbe Opera House Tbo authere uocun a vacancy,) and farmed 'i w* ba Made early, so that tbo people dieww was large and composed of our tbemMlroa in a miaxrity, proceeded to |I may hsve time to eramine |at° lbs mat­ beet people and they with one couso.it ter. We bop* tbe matter^ win not be ■ toroatall the action ot the people by fill­ acknowledged themsolrM well repaid put off until tbo election ia at hand, aad ing that vacancy beyond an election, i we bar. ao timo to carefally examine ! here from tho Wo»t,.tates that the rouree for their atteudaare Her selecUon. thus depriving the people of the right ; and review the statement, and get ex- uf Senator Schurs, i* deprecated by tho were portion, of th. 2d and 3d acta of to choueo for tbemMlvea, and sumo one ; plauatfoM upon it before W» are called ,i u»o.t ruligbtimed and progTv*»ir* Ger­ Henry tho VIII introducing Queen euggeeU that thia ia sharp pnctico, ■ upon to vote for another Conned. Don't I man* in tho West They WMV delight- Katharint’s appeal aad trial aad Cardi­ alike unfair, unmanly, and diabonocabte. । 1 *d when ho becamo a United States nal Wotary’s defous. aad Lusl over­ camo tho editorial, and romapon- ' I Senator, unitor such favorable ao.picre. threw tho Batik of Blenheim by ding staff of this thrice lumiotous sheet. I ! Iking an influential iuetal>cr of th" Southey, Macaulay's D. Ivyy, a York­ to tbe trout to do battle tor its patrons , ; dominaut party, it waa suppeaed that ho shire pirre, our Oaritoste, the old Squire, and we are informed that thia kind of i <touid mature aer. system, at laws up­ “Betecy arid I are out” To sey that thing h all jiropoe, aad the catalogue of j ’ on tb* tariff, finance, education, protec­ Lard names having givssi out wo are tion to the immigrant, nalnreliaaticn. whether the Senator had violated tbo called aa "o----- a," (the meaning ot । Ac., and pre** them upon the considerslaw. He still behoved that be had dune which we du not umlrtatasd, hut which । tion of hi. party. It ia now found that eo, and as to Mr. Trumbull's j ersonal apj>oars very like a pair of angry eyes. ' Cori Schurx's talent*, though, first etasa aUmtou to him, be hurled back tbo peering through the glasaleaa rime of a ' tat Siatmun, pnbli^ed at Concccd, N. in power, are only at tbe sacond order. slime upon its stay tourru. g-ree of excitement by her earlier read­ pair of very cheap spectacle.J simply H , the able*t of the many very aldo He semi to be deroid of political id*n» ings, the wound up the evening, enjoy­ because ia our opinion the people should I Republican journals in th* Granils State, and confine himself to fault finding ment by rendering our Michigan poets have been left the right to elect a sue- i dneeerwi ol the recent overwhelming end ecoUlgg. In thia manner bo has "chefd auarre" co axqaieilely ae to Republican Victory ia that State as fol­ lost tbotonfidence of tho dominant par­ • n-t them home in the beet of humor. town which <e take great pleasure in ty, and in view ot the New Hampshire Mr. Gsreltou »si prevent and evidently commending it to the careful consider#- election, hi. infiuenre will be no greater apjweriated thia tribute to native taka:. (ton of the BcpablicaM of this State, hereafter, tlnau that of Garrett Deviser For a person of 84 years of age, Mia. 1 any simitar purely negative man This • is to be regretted. IxManse be might called attention, appeared originally in tho JbpaMiren published at H.»- plaint that they appointed a democrat, 1 have done very much Io unite the two tings, in thia State, in a Washington■ nor did we raise any objections to tbe 1 . nationalities more closely ; but now, >n letter written by Ooc—n “------- ’ * , gentleman whose good fortune, made so far no ho ia followed at aU, it will this city, who is tbe —- --------------------significanre: , Io further reparation. the Electricel Department of the Weeth- -er Bureau, aad who, as tbo New York . taste may permit him to qualify for “Uomndaring tbo elements and issue*> Carl Schurz, -horn of his tx-reonal TnJosw state*, •‘acts at times aa a private a position to which he wee elected by involved in tbo campaign juvt eloved,>1 influence, la-come, only a common sroM, secretary ot 8enatorThaadtar.H It was three votes, aad with no expresatou of th* victory of the Republicatii is aa re-। | and the-oubjocl. which have retired him man. tn oenaped nun, who diseouzteth of tnarkablo aa it Is gratifying. Bo fer as '■“ta."” u..p~f., u».Uknb. ‘the questam. who of twu worthy ritta- u» tbo inequities of Convent life and tbo t manl trial of Anarew Johnson, and but . . ...... of Maochotter shouhl bo Governor of qcenco are uf no more account, when RxniMk religion gouerally. She drew a “ New Hampobiro for tho etisuing veor, • compared with the great vital issue* of large crowd, and is to speak to the la- 5£ tbo particular dreiwsf that area tbo wus uotteerued. the tnasa of the people; a live nation, than the wrangle of a dies mlottttlji to-morrow (Saturday) af- J* democrats wasted fur that plaoe, cron cared ousnperauvo Utile. They could ‘| ar bool boy Lyceum upon th* never eale tsranoa. Your reporter didn't attend J* live and prosper un-ler the admtal.traafter they had ascertained that the peo­ tioa of either. But thare were questiinv ' tied theme of anticipation va participanor won't. He bad hie azuioit of there Jple of the third ward wanted a demo- at issue far higher -question, of princi­ tfoa. A victorious army ha* few atrag•terror." in hi. younger day., end ple, iavcdvuig the future of our gorere- glare and, u<> dusarten; and therefor* •'emough is as gvol m a feaiL" Wbelh- —■ the Devs? or Cincinnati movement will We rimply say that there three m«u, sr any good ia accompluhsd by thoao Tl;e loyal men of New Hampshire atMumed to do. that which good taste, were asked to indoreo th* course o! man be n fare*. Il ■* now evident that Grant -taxpcnM** we don't pretend to my. but and the conmoneet respect f w tbo rights not loyal to tha rountry iu the roautty’s will bo re-elected by a two-third* u:twith * it still eonriaaee aa open queeof the pooj-te would bar* vugfreted to dire*! peril. They were asked to with- jurity in the electoral collego. them to Ire re uadoae If there had I give there eoatimaat* precisely a. We grieve to ear that onr muddy been a preetaag nen—ite for a full ——ir~ ?r- ;—— - —j---------- -- tii«y were cxprerenl, ae aa indieattas of r,__ ., .. . , , power m tlie hand, of men who sympastreet* continue and our new wooden the drift ot German opinion. pavements are in thh respect an unmit­ foir to have appointed nntil the euentog Urujed tho nation. “ -■ of —— Tbo people New igated failure. Bo Mayor Moffat think., election, sad then left tho people to fill Hataptbiro were prepared tn da nn such 1 am gratified to otsarrs that yester­ the vacaucy^ux tha usual manner. Wo thing. The vvrdlet nf Tuoadav is tho day,^be Senate, by a derided vote has strenuously urged th.ir s oting no deliberate decuion of the people in &vur of continuiog tbe government, both atsendod tbo Lcgi.telire, Eteculivu and more eppropriaticBS to the ao-caUed State and National, ia tho hands Of the Judicial Appropriation bill, m u to “patent" pavements, aa ia tho awarding appointment been made, and we repeat Itopnhlicaa party. It is a now declare­ auko a smell mereere ia th* amount tion of want of confidence in the Demo­ Caucerruag thu we hsv* .imply tu ■ Lal wo before mid, that thia appoint­ some competition, end intimating that cratic party, its policy, Its prxriplei, say that we printed the tatter as we re- ment by the immortal three xn obedieace aad iu moo. lion. Tho mtn is still email, nnd will we era paying dearly far our coetiy oxcsived it, but expreoe our disbelief of the It will bo accepted a* sueh, throagh- bare to be increased if tho National perimama in that Lao-to all of wtoeh npna tho right* of tbo people, that a out the country, sod should b«. The Educational bill becomes u law in the ehargos ccntaine J in it editorially. That wo say Aman t aad that our Mayor aa a the author wee set Geo. C. Maynard uf larger number of mon could not have contest waa a square, stand npfigbt beDetroit, aa changed by tbo rr»J«uw, nor been funned m tho City mean enough the worst possible waste to attempt -to ■ to hare practwed. No glare ur rovsriag any private Seowtary ot Seaatcr Chaneo^r-mite ia the necessities of educa­ dter, nor was it written by any citizen of tion farihtT^fcr which this bureau io faMichigan, but by a constituent of Sen­ hewevor losxg over unonymota aignadispeasable. sau which cannot be fur­ tureo, however BeaniagieM OU avert ator Trumbull, and eo far as wo know, nished to our growing nation, without a tbe attention of tho public front ouch ccMtapfly umnoed expense. Aa mill­ tons are (he sinew* of war, and war ia often avoided by the odnenfam of the any official position ha may hold we do people, if a few tbousuAi ar. found of the new Capitol spprpriatiou act not believe, "but think it wa. deaign-d eeera to bo the only qunition* at tesue, . simply to defend the AdminiatraUou of solely u. <i prerentutirv of war, the wa look for a abort seeaicn. and an early PresalesGrant Irom ouppowd aaaail•pending of those tbaUMuda ia perhapa, adjournment. We hope to get to Lmgtorion. three. will find oet when they tho v<wy boat ocooomy, bemdoe fozniah- aiag mean while and nay write I be Bar­ again go to th* people a>king their ing tho surest impetus to a progressive ren oar noria by tbe way. suffrages. The ZiweaZ sake "nypereaf cirilfcntion founded on instruction in tho a XrpM— lai tai *>i th* has now passed into the management of Mr. B Frodsham of Chicago, who moThe Boose has been, engaged in a need, our Artist Stanley ia the same. We beg th* Preddeut, and wo bee long and interesting delmte on the supbis friends ia tbe Scuat* end everyHe baa some really fine pictures on exwbete else, not to muurterpret oer vic­ I»rt nf commerce nnd the subsidy to hibitiou, of which as my article is growtory Il ia a victory for no factfon, stearsers. Mr. Brook. of New York, iag lengthy, I will say more again ttaww himself into tbe support of thia odbre a bountiful Chrome. Me near y while arene of tbe kteimblicun iwal-vn complete, < called - Meet me by moonlight cpp^ord tho appropriation of money «alone." Ho wishes to secure a live fur thia purpose. It aaatso qgito dear agoutis ■ Hasting*. It will pay wall to that we cannot coenpste in oar earner canvass c for, and is a heaatifiri usd quaint New Advertisements. School Book.- READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF CLAIMS PAID PLANTATION Wheeler & Willson sxdntsr. martlto with England who roaoria to aubridiea, without doing the name thing in osu-own in termt. Many ttmaa the amount thus expended will bo raozwed 1570 JITTIBS. raracnirnos* '■» num DRUGS. (RUGS. Stewart 8^gS S.T-1860-X. This wonderful vegetiblo restorative is the .beet-auchor of the fooble and de­ bilitated. Aa a tonic and cutdial for the aged and languid it has no equal are especially snlyeet, it ia eupereoding every ether .iimnlanL In all dimatee, tropical temperate or frigid, it acts asa_ specific in every specie* of disorder whirl- undermines tho bodily strength and breaks down th* nnimel spirits. Sirtitil ai letaical, DENTISTS Pure Drugs mi HMidig SIMU.U SXMIUBUS CUBANTCB. DP.rOCISTK BUNDRIEA. AND 1ANCYQ0GU ..TEST MESICI.EII leiicat Mutait Liiianl, Fer Maa aafl BtaJt. Probably few actiniae have ever had ao exteaure a Hale, wkilo none have been more universally beneficial than tbo celebrniod MUSTANG LINIMENT. Children, Adults, Hones, aad Dazneeiic Animals, are always liable to a-cident, ' and it i. safe to say. that no family can paw a single season withoat some kind BBOCEIIES! ’ Mituas. wxu. oomu BLANK BOOK*. JUVENILE KNfi ST1NB1BD WOKS HD MM Z-Zta TXJ rLJKG B.1G8, ijri rm: satciou I'erfatoerieu, I’e-nanedes sod HairUi AVttU Pulper rpid Curtain Fixtana! DR. WIL8OI1 COUGH MIXTURI ;; .. iu^bS FEBGUSdlTS WONDERFUL OU! SOLD IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY k SLADE. Ay°E’s —. Hair Vigor, ■ CHRISTIAN UNION, For rpstariag to Qnj Hair ita natural Vitality had Color. । Luerwy 4**"1- Worm CAttractions for 18*2! Rklaregmixt reotaretion at vitality it grres to tha tfoa of datSdreS which ia often eo unekanly and o&osire. Free from thoee deletenous eubitanoee which make ------------------ andinju«an only AND CUANGK OF FORM. ctiom �peradiug tbo statsmeut that tho United States bonds are not taxed. It ia true that nominally they are not taxed; bat it is also true that virtually they have ' -A.t TTnion Hall! ONE NIGHT ONLT. ftirrtaj ftHiu Ititk fl, im. GREEVB IDCfflG BIRD UNSTRRLS! C1IICIEI, trip dsateg-fttBR'’”WHK. ducao to its simplest form, the story is thia: A rebellion of tho Democrat™ party having involved us in a «tly war, nnd saddled aa roormous debt upon us, tho Government waa obliged to raise money by issuing bonda It guaranteed party took hto pocket book, containing, that they ahoukl bo free from taxation , it to claimed, fi6W. Tha alarm wa. im­ aad by ro doing it waa enabled to aril mediately given and Deputy Sheriff them at a good price. If it had art so gnaraateed them, it would have been compelled to roll them at a much lower priee. tio that really tho Government get. ae much money from the bondthan ho really was, and took particular pains to “show the otampe." Oa Fri­ day evoadag Chappal stepped in the al­ ley aear Wbsrier'. saloon and eoasepvr- ' boead ever in Aeron of IMO each, bat oa Monday ware re-arrested on account of insufficiency of bail. The bail wao fixed at filiOO each. Gnffin camo to time, bat Dawooy, ia default thereof ie stopping at flafiri d> Vrooman, at pres­ ent A reword of filM ie offered tar N. 8. Lnxux, E. Hasnot. 0. Odomis. N. Tinatin, Msrrra Casaux Gsuxna. ■ -." J ~1L Om> Pnxowa Ball.—A Mocial Hop for tho purpose of ralxing fund* to pur­ chase aa Organ, will bo given by Hastis«B Lodge Ku. 48. L O. 0. F, a*Uatoa Hall, on Friday eveaiag, April 5th. Member, of the Older to appear ia fuU reguMa. Neighboring Lodges are Fra­ ternally invited to participate ia the fes­ tivities ot tho occasion, aad a cordial in­ vitation is extended to an lovsra of so- AWW:" ^.hrtiVS: tsrs Peninsular Railway ' Great sacrifice of Win­ ter Clothing. Star Gothing House, Grand Rap­ ids Mich. charge to the Lodge. Supper will be provided for all who may desire it, by Jfcs flirt of the Hastings Hottae at th. exceeding low price of ll.M per couple. Wa hope and expect to ere this the party of the iiaoou. UCHIGAR CENTRAL R. R. WinJS I—A tuitahte bouaekeoperAla<>, a partner in a Real Estate Agency and Lumbering liusisMs nt Webber City. AUnw low aa fifty dollars, ao that people of very moderate mean, could invest in them ; end thousand, of such people did ao. To theta tho Government said: 11 you have saved fifty, few hundred dollar., and if yon are patriotic enough to risk lending it to the Government st a limo when .disloyal Democrats ween trying to destroy the Union, the bond which ie evidence of aaeroroXaratomarotea*1 wren. '■!« ililie sratr aiiiea Tho Union Pacific Railroad ia again open, and trains an> moving regularly ; bat the uiaw now in tho mountains i« likely to interrupt communication emnewbat until MarJohn Tyler. Jr, a non of ex-PMoident Tyler, han written a long and bttan^- The Republican, of IBiaois will hold more favorable to the poor aad the in dustrial clausa Nor could any bo their state oournntiou March 15 to nom­ inate candidates for .tote officer, and to mare galling to the disloyal Democrato aeiact delegate, to the iLitional coaven- dutriea, has just come to hand. This ie a welcome visitor in twenty thousand families, aad bids fair to stand in tho first rank of American journals. Ubas a deep hold oa the popular heart. The most valuable feature of the paper, in our opinion. is the striking aad instruct­ ive eartooua which cover the tint pogo of each dumber. Tbe last represent, a mining scene, and is real life on paper, as thoarande of ' vs know. It .trikes Houuxss' Moxvmkti.—The fallowing prejudice aad ignorance in their met ts the programme arranged for tho cere­ vulnerable point. The scene represents mony of unveiling tho ••f’oliliera’ Monu­ on the free trade side of the picture, a ment" at Detroit, oa tie fah of April raggod children, carrying his tools of la­ 1. Calling tu order by tho President bor to a well dressed individual, tha I ot the day, Hon. C. C. Trowbridge. proprietor of a flat boot tn the river, 2. Prayer by Rev. D. O. Jsyvokoe, who buys old iron and rags. The point chaplain of Fifth Infantry. is evident. An adjoining tavern, idle 3. Introductory remarks by Got. IL m.ti with surrounding poverty, com­ pletes tbe picture. On the other side ia seen a mine and tbe descending coal, a river full of Ufa mills Smoking and steaming in the distance, a grocery ctors flsrv year terlk utrorttJ tn/h *r vMtot font. rt Ikr Inoiol •! A. P. DkAJTB, m. d.. Ow .4<Aby iDr*, Shrr 39 tHlfe ". Unvwifing of tho rooeumenL 8. Aroeptanoo of tbe structore by tbe emerging with well filled baaketo. Wo like these things because we know they Masonic Fraternity. fi. Bmrediction by Bev. Goa. Taylor. apeak truth. Ou the rwdiI |>ags we find tho thirl chapter of tho history of protection. by K. Patent Office to Michigan Inventor, the editor, in which tbe two antagonistic fur the week ending March 12, 1872, commercial systems of protection and and each bearing that date. Furniahed free trade are traced to their origin, and thio paper by Cox A Cox, Boliotora of thence to their developevaent Our sphere for intelligent comprehen­ Paten fa Washington, D. C sion is greatly widened, and the editor and W. C. Wetmore, KfartEi. Horse Yoke, O. P. Cole, Hmfaun. es and principles which enables oa, 11 Potatoe Digger. M. Johnson, Three we will, to arrive at aa impartial and Riven. Brick Machine, P. H-Kalla, Adxiaa. just c-mcluaion oa theM questions. Lock M’eshec, W. H. Van (Tore, Th protection articles are numerous, ably written, exhaustive, fartractivo and should be road by ell who bar. an isterTaa Mtcxiaax Tatar**, pubhabed at eat ia the right dstorminatiaa of the in­ Battle Creo* W. W Woulnoogh, Edi­ tricate aad rapidly rising social and in­ tor, paJ a our qur andom fellow ritisoa. dustrial qnesuoa. of tha day. SOLD IX HA.STIXGS, by Ackley a blade. NxavocuBta, and all derangemeate of of tho rtttoci system, are aeually eoonocted with a decaned cuudrtiou of tbo blood. Debility ie a frcqrvnt accom­ paniment. Tbe first thing to be done ia tu impeove tbe condition of tbe blood. Thia is mWAtsplidtod by taking Vogetiu o. It io a nerve-medicine, and pia.ee.ee a controlling power over tbe nervous oys- TolMM tea. UMM.II»a«M~OslR •OMpMed eT rMte tert. ss4barbs Itteptee.rel u IU.. asS W l-rkdUy sat. U rira I. tefeat. To Kmfrts Ui. tu |«r<sra.il watt kan b« s freetib. ttur ieLeoa.li Reports from Home. A Living WitneM I by taxes mabciouaiy imposed by legisla­ tures of Democratic Staten. But if you own so many bonds that yoor income is more than one thousand, or two thous­ day, March 0, to fix tbo time and plane and. deHart (tbe limit bring enlarged far bolding tbo state eenvaatioo. from time to time, as the national debt The Republic.tis bare carried tho dseresmo), then that income shall be charter election iu Portland. Maine, electing Benjamin Kingsbury Mayor, by If money to to bo raised al all by tax­ 2,032, over Clsaves, Dem., t,<W, and ation, no arrangement coaid bo made Morgan, ritisou.'firkrt. 811 that uf any other Company, and ie condurive evidsce al tbe perfect securely offered by thio Company to those Brok­ ing Insurance. Fanners of Barry Coun­ ty, prudence, experience and wiadarn admonish you to seek such a Company, RtTLOg in tho hoar of calamity, rather than one liable to the i-parations of chance end which may or may nrt be able to pay your torn when It occurs. OVERCOATS below cost, Knit Woolen Coats 60 Cento. At Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, a heavy dirooaat and afterward taxed them; and it ha. IhU sdrsLtsge, that it got tha wxmoy ia advance. Again, tha money to tho Govenunwat when it wes in peril, who hoped the money lent to it by their patriotic neighbaro would Agrtoutaral Imnaee Company bo tost, end who now see those lean, The Book rains of the Stock of thia paying a fair interest and rendered aeeore from any artion of Democratio Company aa estimated by tho Superin­ legislatures who wonll gladly tax them tendent of tho Insurance Departmeot of tbo State ot New,York ia 8376.42 far Grand RivarVallsy Division Michigan Central R. R. SCROFULA, Scrofulous Humors. reaches almost any point therein by a .ploadid Liao of Raurcad. Thia Utto of Railroad is the Brsuxarox Rocri, which .tart, ftum Chicago by tbo Chicacu, Burlington A Quincy Railroad, ana, running through Brauaoaaw, roaches Omaha, Uncola. Nebraaka City. 8aint Joeeph. Atohfam. Ijeareawortb eumI Kansas City, connect­ ing with tho Union Paeifir, Kanaaa Pacibr. and other Railroads running from eats by gvfag "BV way of Burlington.” for the rates of that loan are always a. low aa any other, and it ia the best Route in the West, thrreCiro von are more sure of yoar asfrty and iv*frri. The Burlington Route tin. admirably answered the qnaatioa “How to go West r’ by the publication at on exneltont Pamphlet, oontaining a large, । trathfal map of the Greet Went, and much interesting and valuable fafonnation, which ean be ebtoined, /ra» rf Everyone Speaks Favorably * < >.>.LLU A a. II. ICO IOT-. Mom... tUUM. wUl on ‘ ~ La .LU...I.E II I* IL. tr.1 >U< „ .uLtbiRWtol. p.-.rful, u. E.tell.l . u>»>; aud snMS ll M »*■>!■ • anark lL«a a Raes*. »4 U k t---- r I. eer. Arm*4 -au -toa .1 I. Snl stew H bee toMtesy b* MglMR, Woo SINE'S NSCURL NO CHARGE OoMto4ay Too eoU far buaiaom these days. Circuit Court meets next Monday. Register. Avrifar, Raaurxa. RXGIS- .“Itell'S Warner. anlhor of "My Summer ia a Gard*." i. dtaag his beet work. Horn wo have,—ia a pleasant fiction of a talk­ ing group in front of aa old-fashioned HASTWGS U1BLI IBK! looks,—aad, enbvanieg all, a fresh, •Vrisp, yrt jnfey" aad delirious bnmor. Bacx-1Lo fen.ar-have been quickly ap­ preciated by ths press Tbc-Now York Tboms says that those sketches, “far light, airy, but geoaiae dotin nation, of to v*rr."ik-t Detroit & Milwaukee R R Tjlaxxl—To Gov. Baldwia fisr a copy ei fits raaas^o sad i ' ■sfilalag table.. Id- Coagroariowl DOegaticu, — �DHOLUTTOM NOTICE.' frret kills the plants. If btoseom wanted earlier, thvy may be itaried In dx-ineb pote. under gtest. and planted out in a sins bonier after danger of frost ia over, and liberally watered. Or­ dinary sired bnlbi should be planted about three inches deep, oc four inche. lor rery large ones ; and. to reach the beet reaulta, they should rsceive copious waterings, in extended droulhv. When the spikes bejin to bloom, eut and put in vase, with temarix, aspara­ gus, or other dalieutr spray. They form an admirable and beautifnl display, and tho blomoms will continue to develop and bloom, even to tbo extreme tips.— Of course tbe water in the rases must be occasionally changed. In the Autumn, after the tosvve have turned yellow, and (lie stalks have be­ come nartiaDy dry, the bulbs should be carefully dug. care being taken not to K—.L .v. _.2>V „ .v____ __ Ol I. ■_ i 1 I < Dauflbty A CoX Column. 8 O’CLOCK. <375 1 did intend to iaaert here a little poem (aa it to quite proper to do iu an essay) on tbe south wind, rorapirad by Tbe Young Lady Staying with Us, bc- ptrcHobooic SHEPARD'S an old dilapidated barn, or the remaias of a hog-pen. and to hv.asbtet tbsv may, on wbat they can pick up, they ari uondeumed a« unprofitable and an ex­ MDse to tbo farm. A vary trifling out­ lay would furnish a oomfortabls branary, which their manure would in a from frost.aud after thorough drying,tho bulbs may ba placud in [taper bsgw, and kept for tho next oea»on. Thera U u largo list of improved rarietie*. Many line atandned »ort» may bo purchased at from fifteen rente Io pliwl to com or any kind of vegeteblus. thirty rente tach, and their elegance and A hennery of inch matched boards,floor «“'r Fh'aUUS St Ihi’rABIMAXr Frier, only BO Cento a Bottli. S-rfssi's.-js.ss ALivtre*. that them were amotions that oua could n.rer pul into words without tha danger of being ridiculous: a pro­ found truth. And yet I should not like to say that them ia not a tender lone•osuenets in lore that can nt comfort oat of a night-bird in a cloud, if there bo inch a thing. Attalyda |> tha death । COMPOUND WAHOO BITTKRS, THE snti WOODS OBGANS. Slek Hra<l»ti>r, Ltioor Complaint, l ntrj> .lyur, l>y*prp*ia, Worm* in ChiUrm, FiU», BlUont ComplalnU, Imm of Appftitr, Emptlono of tAr Slfn, Btonplrn on the flur, and nil Diiaua of Um lUootl. aloo tht bnt Dinrtlir f» ^999999999999 HALFORD MID TABLE SAUCE, BbhxUxt Musical Effects, Woikingmen have a very short road to independence cud comfurt if they will Bemitiftil Combinations and only take it. It ia by organioibon, too Variations. —only their orginiaatiou to not against tho men who employ and pay them, but fur themMlvea. A movement of this i kind has been tried in New York, and succvm baa proved that it is no ox periment or theory, and now' at this tsiue , several otganisalions have been formed to attempt to refteal the stsceowi that at­ GEO. WOODS k CO. tended the earlier trial. A number ot years ago Mrverul workingmen ronenved the idea of securing a body of thamMlrea, one thousand iu j number, Io bind themselm to larliy I 11.50 a week for one year, toward buyiug for tbemaelvea n tract of ground un ' which to build homos. Tbo thousand f names were sctitred, and dun caro be-1 iug taken to secure only sober, Industri-' ___ _ __ „ , „„„ raLS ™auc tablets, ; ' “tonnage duties,” which fewied six cents1 per ton on United States vowels arriv­ ing from foreign ports, thirty cents per ton on those owned abroad but built in' the United States, and fifty cento per\ ton on all others. These discriminating’ duties iu favor of American shipping, and statu tea sf similar inspiration, ednfinod the coasting trad. to vessels built ia the country, nnd laid the foundation of our foreign commerce and mercantile ' marine. What Hamilton in the meantime was doing fur his personal interests may be perceived by tho following note, ad­ hand. Tbe sum waa 7fi,MW.-with a1 dressed to a friend, dated Septemlsw 2», little savings interest addaL As soou, I .luotlnr rSeirAt r»Jj iTm however, aa <25,000 waa to thrir credit j in bank, thev begsn look around fi<r , hVro it ■.‘Jifsii | a location. They decided, prudently to m«»u tn caatlaaily b<>s *" TU*‘ On the 25 of Febiuary, 1791, Hamil­ buy only the best land, aa they Were ton brought forward his bill to ratabltoh a Unitod.States bank, to aid in the col­ Attention waa called to (be fine loco-1 ?*'’ Vlti^rL lection ot the taxes, and the transmirsion of government funde from one part tion of a now suburban villngv. sloping ? 8al< acrel LriLe U. ~ of hay, 1 made the ntatemrat that the ot tho country to another. By thia art beck and across Use New llavcu Bailroad, which waa thru just begun. The Oltls-A-T manure from bran was more valuable wav laid tha foundation, broad and deep, than from the same amount of weight of those great discussions uu finance ecciety derided on it. and paid <10,000 Consnmers nr GKTT1XO of any of our common cereals—hay which in later days, mure or less under down on the contract, the rwtt to be । straw or vsgetabtos. I will make a fow every administration, agitated the coun­ paid in a few months. Ung before tho The Great Atlantic A 1'aafic Tea Co. „r u. w^ w.rt-r« aa, remarks oa the vol st- of bran aa food try. aad culminated in a fiuami.il roro- ywar waa out th. remainder of th. p.rCH1CAQO and median. ’ for atock. I know it to lution by the “ramoral ot the deposita," chase money. <40,000, was paid down and the control of-the village was in 1 ‘•“'•"O’t««vu.1 tte ektewi Ss. C«« spoken of and rcrommeuded bv manv. under tho administration of General their own band-. Bo great was tbe deurt'aLttewl. itewUhi. wluaut" b bat it u not held in that dogni of 4stisire of th.tr workingmen to join and t '« u> u>«r cu-uhmm ia <11 p^-u ..i tu.enstry . । The bank recommended by Mr. 11ammatioo t.. which it to entitled, nor used wlA tkm. <U< « — ( - SSTg-•“Kt'SX'S in the place, nor in tbe manner.ito quali- I ilton was uatabliabcd. and w> rapidly ' U„ ful very soon to [orebase cue hundred sad «u .Tp^a^Trr.'-o.l-j tie. would be Ukelv to render it at tho’. had his administration of the Treasury v« to «»Ur wx«kte ia -tensi me ' ltep.tr-.meni developed the rvsounws of acres adjoining and lav it ont. The rib , ■' moot mlns. n you will go to the trouble ex-11 the country, that tho impoverished peo- lag*. Mount V.roou, to nowK one of the ‘ fim-tand mort thriving of tt^subarixn | Winning a table of its chemical annlysu,'[ pie ol the two previous years wore now -------------------- ------------ „----- ,----- ,--------aud comjxire it with other articjea et; Ii so prompt in their subscription to the clusters of New York, and axvry rnorn| ing it send- forth’--------------.its swarm*ofu-----happy, feed in common uws, you will perhaps; stock that General Washington, on ths ' Moiling faros, to *push and drive for the I be able to form some ooneduaiou tvhec, I 25th ot October, 1781, in his massage, day tbe grant industries of tho great ’ and in what quantity, it will be a rahu- had the following congratulatory paraeitv. , ’ ( graph : "Tbe rapid subscription to the blc addition to tho other food being* I United States Bank, which com,dated in , The scheme is Luing mooted again in I used, in Older to make up route defiesNew York, although undet dixadvau- > ency, or oounterUlanoe eomo .XTwm of', j a single day tho sum allowed to bo oub- ; tage, as now it ia nvawsary to go twenty j scribed, is----- “ • ” ■ • • ingredients in the oilwr more common I or thirty milra ont of town to find a loarticle, of feed. j cation, and then perhape n mile or two It ia aa inraluabto article for feeding | off th» road. Ax time is on Oaratftial | yoang, growing animals, prroenting tbe | I value to the workman, and a mast im-1 n ioiaaary ingrodenta for th. growth and | portent parFaf his capital, this' almost ■, atrangthrningof the frame. Wtxereaa, I destroys tho whole plau. A workingwith too rich a feed, a great portion of 1 n>an’a-»fllag«' now should be directly on ' it would pam offfiu th. . x<rsm«nts, and i the line of the railway, and not more the system become dogged with exrrea ■ j thou seven or eight miles out of town at1 of fatly matter, which could not 1» a^ farthi-.t. The rale of seted«oa shoeld rimilatod for want of a projwrtionMe be not,tu go over half sn hoar's distance . amount of bone and musete-foraiing in time Thia will make el hour gomg t substance. And u ith it, you can obvi­ ’and returning, and ia all a poor man' ate th. neceesity of gomg to the other extreme, aa a groat many do, and leave Again, th. workingman, at tbe pres­ than on bulky feed which contains very ent rate of wages, need not limit tom -1 little uf either him or her, ahd of which self to <1.50 a week. There is no work-. th. animal to not ablate eat and digest suflteient to make much growth in eith­ married, who really want* a homo and er fat, blood or bon ex and soraetimra i ia worthy of one. who eannot lay by *2 1 not aven th. necrosary amoant to keep I par week. At" thia rum fire hundred its todeon. ‘ ' men would accumulate over <.r>2,(W) in It to the v-Wy thing lo bring up a trnor : one year, which is all that ia necessary animal into a sufficient cond^ion for ro­ with hii great design, now ircocmnou.l- to atari one; and the smaller tha organewiving richsa- feed. ed for tho adoption of OoncMss the ixatim, of course, tho more easily it to It ia the very thing to tons down th. ootabMahmeut of a mint for the pur­ raised and handled. fevered and clogged system, resulting 'llw advantages of such Action, too, poses of national raioArt, and tho act from adds, at an excess in feeding rich, .passed on tho 8d day of April, 1792 It would not cease with tho securing uf ■ i.: . ■ ' . ■ . fatty subateBMo. waa ordered that this institution should a house and home, great aa ia that bless- nx* or the moon i. ■rSw. < It will add toau and digestion to tho Bam^tr tor all t).uw<«t IhWMkmwl rtnmseh anj >k. J-II be at tho nest of government for tho itvift AM. SI I.ECX. CXLAlUIKI limo (than in Philadelphia). On the ofcrraccriox ofiktwtixu.. i OSS’SeuHsaHB\ In th! hands ot a trader who will rmv i 01 0,0 raPit“1 “ Wrohiaglou niRnm . w*T<>r WDOjTt the nut waa not iomured, and aubaesufficient sttewtwu to the ronditmn of Qaat Wuiation luia ountinned it ia tbe S’wT±nl“ * of^X: org^iaaLm ““ ‘ I.u. dko.-t I. M.ram -h ciRrrE.ATtOM OF nn: Iitooo. jtx "lx.’rU1 ( Thesmotuil of work performed by CMtoCLTUMOIL*. JAUSDICi:. i Hamilton while engaged in thora imKCKOEULA, tHTHPgraiA. .! Mt.lGUElrKTrftOR Til KIR I portent official duties wss extraordina­ ry. Talleyrand, who waa a: thia time I “a refugee" in Philadelphia, oecsme scquainted with Hamilton, and after he >4 to UmpeMIc os s msl Isvteorater ■ SsrsM Inpunuvs af tee Mses, nr hr sskseas site OMr sliMteaM evDs. 1 TSE BEST SAUCE AU I.EUSS Wage la any part antes wwrte FOR FAMILY USF. 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HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MARCH 27. 1872. VOL XVI. SUUGIT111NK EMUS! 1 GREBKE.^TTSS— EIRE PROOF STOVES! ISrrry Store IF Every Description, QEJfVIKIB Anti nee just how the thing is done. e 4 i in ip All Winter Goods must be closed out gardless of cost. fa sates bens. «*U . Mr resat te«J Iter 1. re-1 re. rtredteeM k.< OS. Suic .Fair at Kalamazoo, KortliaeMUm Fair at Grand Rapids, The Detroit Sioen an lhe — They »n the only Stan HEAVIEST T .. ,, , Stone . s——nor Cnarcoal iron, In the Market. 0^2 in the World. GOODYEAR & STRIKER. Respectfully announce to their patrons and the Public Generally, that they have removed to the Large and Commodious New Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, and will be happy to serve all who may give them a*call. Crockery and Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will be sold for Cash Cheaper than at the advertised £oti Sales. If you do’nt believe it call and see. We Pay Cash for Butter. Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. BLACKSMITHING I niaa up to -the year 1861, when Abra­ ham Lincoln was inaugurated Preridsnt of th. United States. What data, than, haa the Democratic party Id the vote of a workingman in America ? N«ra none whatever. The wuekingtnan who supports th. Democratic par­ ty, with ita history of forty years’ noe- tailing men, is not only illogical and in­ consistent. but indifferent and carolses1 ean are how th* lawyer, the manufac­ turer, tbe banker, even the farmer, who stands on his fee-simple acres, may vote the Democratic ticket, but I cannot see how ths omandpatod black man of tbe South caa do It, or bow the laboring white man who works fcr wages caa do I’cwsxsteat effort. are making to con­ vince Ae laboring man of Naw Hamp­ shire and to oaks theta tetave ttar bare a hard ।time of it; that they han to pay taros ; are, inttooH, almost taxed Tbe Repubbcnn party maintains tho policy of &o small farms against As great plantations. Tbe Democratic par­ I tv jtanad w.th toe ttouA on that aau«, sell did iaererytiung aad on every issue. We peared As homestead 1<U, CLADKPAID NO. 48. rrar _____ nd thain M —-—»• ahull always han a fair •fan' j-y. [Load anstanra ] Why io it that the Democrat, al New Hampshire an circulating tree-trade documenta pictorials and cartoon, over th» BtateF Why should they try to deceive poor laboring men, when they own country f My heart gore out to tho workingmen of England and Iretead.of Germany aad France, aye and of Asia and Africa, too. A man ia a man, no matter where he was bora or what Mood a Stat, reootor. by tw4w tbourand Dcmocralte ■tejoR’T [AppteureJ Thera two oumio TUoexmt. exactly diSBrooea botweon foe two parties: the use douounaiag thterao aad arrastmg ul intatac <ta> vta U tut ta «ta—irj-tatafttai b, tadmt Itatata «™..< Ita. taota. U» n.-ta. W -taUJ. u. .ta tata*ta““-«P-Ulta><ta ItauyUta. tan, tai tar C” ta taata—Trill — g..*0*!**.1tatar. Ttauta a, flrevstate ths St* frraa Om—1 Great fa?8fl8; they harsatoten tbsir milbomi Area Ao city; they have ototea judgro and Moten >*0® 8*-^^d to the legislature; tbov do not g* seal to tbn Stet, prwon. And th. mra who dseted thia stealing, who denied that tfwy Stale ths State of New Ystfc whan ta? ta. ita tai 04> the frafar «f theoe Tammany Hall I ham Lard before df Bataa’s retaking sin, but I never mw aayfoteg »«-» ot high rates of duttos. In my judge­ ment, the wire and sound policy is to real Grant’s ndminirtretiM. m throe tax luxuries highly ; to put the burden Manufactured to Onler. from years, nearly twelve tandtod mffltea of taxation upon articles that noma in iWtare-Mariy four hundred millions a aceepted il gladly. I wrat to Salmon . competition with our own. and to make OAK LEATHER. year (there has boon paid out nearly a Fall*, I seat to Dover, I went to New-1 a fro* Ikt a. large as poaribte We hare tlioamnd milliou dollars ; making about market, and tried to get work, without I a post debc to pay. Wo shall hare twenty-one hundred minion dollare. Wo Biiceesa, and I returned home foiteorn ,| taxation enough fir many roan. That have tost, out of this immense sum, in and weary, but not diacouregrd. I pul I burden, tho legacy of the etare Dcmoeall the dopartmonte of tta GovsvwmMt, my perk cm my Lack and walked to ।। racy, will tret upo'n tho labor of the na­ where 1 mw lira, in Maasechu**tta. and tion for yean to come. It was my privilege Iasi 'summer to We hare paid out, during Aera Are. 1 th<> hud lot that toiling men have to si-end a f*w weeks in England. J hard­ -endure in thia world, and every pulsa­ ly hoard anything else there but oom­ •orruption boiare j that the/ had always, tion of my baarh every eonrietion ot my plaint* of our tariff. If I wont to a alwaju. te-eu pure, because they four of Ama judgement, every aspiration ot my soul, dinner-party, or met Englishmen on ship never puniahed a thief. [Applause ailuf lhv<« soldtera puts me on the side of th* tailing men board or anywhere, they had much to and laughter. ] 1 jiropoM right here to shod Amr blood for th* country But of my country—av, of all countries I ’ say about our exorbitant rates of dutio*. lay down this propewtion: that the Ae Government has not loet a dollar, ta tbe ageato mad. rood Ata asoounte. became an anti-stevery man thirtv-aix ’. Eogbvh importera, German impertna. reswin toby tills Administration is so years a go, IxcanM the jooc bondman French importer*, all Iterate our rates of assailed m not that it haa been more cor­ or Ata bondsmen did it for them. EverytM-Jy knows Aat Ae Indian, wo* lbs lowest, must drgradisd.ar.d help- •lutie* There identical ducumeata that rupt, or as corrupt as its modern predoIras type of manhood. An anti-stevery tho Iremocrats are circulating in New roeaare, but that it is doing ranch to ex- have been cbrated and wronged for man from conviction ia by logical necee- Hampshire are not paid for by the |m»- thieving and to pjniah men who ytara. and that many of our Indian •ity not only the inflexible foe of the .. Democratic party, but by men who steak The Drmocreta- party—I mean wars have grown out of our violatao* doctrine that capital should own laborI he modern Democratic party—camo of treaty obligations, our kaul tundnet, into power ia 1H2D, under General aad tl» stealing from Ae oMropriations ere, but ths un)'raiding friend of the for Ike Indians. General (Mht, knowI asked throe men abroad what they Jackson. , rights af t]w oon< and daughters of wanted. ’•Why," they said, “wo want On* man, Samuel Swnrtwont, in Gen­ iror tho inAans and Amr wrongs, two । toil U-t us see what the Republican party ' to sell mare goods in your country.“ I eral Jarkson's day, when tbe Govern­ years tetaro ta came into the PresidraStains ita ha.1 no doubt of that. They arid, "You ment tnised only about thirty milban cy tried to derira a plan by which Ae ,. J . I country during the text twelve yean. It are a greet agricultural country ; you dollars Vrear, stole a million dollar, in ladiaas sbonld receive what tbe Govstruck the fetters from four and a hall ought to rates agricultural productized the New vork cuvl-iai-bourn—nearly s* srnmeut appropriated for them. When be camo into povrwt be invited Ae Chrismillion laboring men and women; con­ we onght to mak. the manufactnred verted them from things into men and artidre? “Well,” I reid. “1 find that this Administration in three yeera, in women. In making them free, it struck yon bought thirty-two million dollars' rolleding and paving out nearly twentyi down tint proud, haughty, aad domi­ worth of wheat last year, and only right one hundred m>Uion duUara. The' perneering anatociacy of the South that millions of it in the United States. 1 <«nt*go at lore under th* Administra­ held the iloctrinc—aud prwteimed it,too tend that you bought mtllicna of dollars tion kite been teas than under any Ad—that “u»|Mtal shouH ova labor j" that at corn, and only a few thousand dollars uuuitlratian rinoe firnoral Jacknm was th.- men who toiled for wagro were “the at it ia the United States.” I asked inaugurated President of the United mud sills of soctotyths: tho slavery them if they would give up their agri­ fits!**. Time is not a shadow of doubt of working men produced “a class of culture if Wi> would give up our manu­ of it. I assri. tiers and Bow, list there gentleman, who were the sub.titutes for factures, and they »a»d tbeir agriculture has beet: a tees percentage of lorn under an order of nobility." Thow were th* was worth a great dsal more than tbeir General Grant's admiiiutratiaa than un­ dis-trittee proclaimed in our ears for manufactures. They come right to the der that of ayy other Administration forty years Ire tbe t'alhencs, the Mr point, for tkev euukl tell tbs tru'.hou the since th* days of John Quincy Adams subpct in Kb gland ; their friends do not John Tyter, in a toitar recently patdisbbrutal, barbanoua aad bloody civil war- Fitsbngha, the llenctall V. Johnsons, liso to toll it here They said. "Tho rd, statas that thsru were, in Van Ba­ There are historic facta. They will go and rasa of that claw, wfeo laid down price of tebor ia too high in the United ren's admuristration, ninety-eight re­ ever existed ia tbe country, from the into An history of our country; rad the doctrine l>oM!y everywhere that States. You pay loo much far tebur. ceivers of publie moo./, ninety-six of fouadalion at the country. [Appteiuc.] alien fee who are here to-night, when "slavery was the normal condition of la­ It haa a bad effect It —------ --------- whom became defeniten. Niaety-eiz It has move of iusticemii, more of hu­ । the men of this generation shall all hare out of etatey-oiglu! (tanghtar.) Is manity, more of the spirit of tbe divine boring men, black aud white.” la manv of mu laboring 1 passed away, in oitar days, wiA clearer emancipating these four and a half nriL there any reaa hero to-night who knows Master, than ean bo found us My other lights than those ot the present, tbs hu­ that nay oco of those men was over seat deed of th' Guvormoant, except the lioa black mon and woman we struck man family will raoognue these facte, dawn the power of the owner, of work­ st homo ; they demand higher wages, I smancipotioo of tbs davae It stands and historians will rerord them for Ae ing men and working-women in thia snd wo have had Io ]«y higher nc*« I believe u Republican thief is a by th. side of that grand act among tbe study tad admiration or condemnation country forever They made labor •lie- in this country this veer then ever be- great achievement* of tbe notion. Il of after p-neration*. will bo acknowledged hereafter, it wiU bouoraUo in eight • hundred thousand loro." •■Wcfi.*’ I said, “that doos not | W e had a serious contest, a bloody square mile, of tho United States, in hurt my feelings a great deal. I sm Ibndexampta. [L Ighlxr and appianee-J go into history, and men will apptend struggle, in which some of tbe hravrat tbe »unny South, oa they were wont to very glad they get gxrel wage, in the A IL pubfer- i thief is tho wiAodcat and it, when many of tbs men who are as­ aud noblest bare gone down and sleep United States ; I rejoice that the toitag mcrMet thief in all tbe land. He joins sailing the promt Administration sleep call in soldiers' graves. In this struggle, would not go there to toil; northern la­ mon and women over hero are getting | a great party that was brought into be­ in forgotten gravee. ing to pro irued-Jm to tbe stars, main­ boring a.«n would not go Aera to live ; better wages." This Administration cam* into power J saw everywhere I went, esneciully tain the unity of Ae country, snd prethey wiulii not stand by the aide of the the Democratic party ? Where stood fettered bondmen where teller wai dis­ on the continent. women engaged in tbe tsrro Ae life of the nation. In Ae the Republican party t Here to night I honored. Dili by the .toady, perri.tent roughest an ! hanlesi work. Women ranks of Aat party is a large mam of assort it, and there i. not a man on adherence to principle u! the men train­ have to Lear heavy burden* Aero. I Ae intelligence of tbe country, of tbe God’s earth can contradict it. for the ed in the faith of opposition to stavrry, aaw women doing all kind, of liord proving men and women of Ao country. record is agntnat him, that from the year who now .land, in the rank, of the Re­ work Ycu have heard a groat deal A man who joins Ast political organiza­ IBM, when William Loyd Garrison and publican party, all Air haa been chang­ •aid by our women’s rights people—of tion. betrays hit trust, snd steal, ths eleven other faithful and feark—* turn ed, so dial to-day th. tataring mm of whom I count mroclf one —about the I. money of tbe Guveraiuent, is a base by an bonvot collodion of lbs., revenue signed Ibeir name- to the declaration New England ran stand up tn South right of women to work. They have *croature, and the penitentiary io the on­ fur we collected the first fifteen mon<£a .1“. — c_.i _ _r_u> Carolina by ths graTM of Calhoun, of that right in the Old Woril la there ly place w! sre he sl-oold dwell. of General Grant’s administration »67,the diC uac. between R^abliraus OdO,(XM) more Asa was rolteeted trader McDuffie, ot Dickons, of the leader, of hearts' content' [Laughter and ap­ ‘ • 1 th* stare power, .who proclaimed tree plause.] and Demoornto on thio qaeatioa io this; th. same laws ta tta test fifteen mouAs I am glad that workingmen are com- Ae Itanubbrans try to discover and pun­ oi Johnson's administratioa ; aad on tho society a failure—that free men and wo­ men whan they emerged from bondage ish their tlueves; Ao Democrats never otbsr hand, by a reduction of the axpra into freedom were cte.ied :n four robpunith thmra. You cannot tell me to­ cos of the Government. From these two want better wages aud are getting high- night i of a man who stole from the na­ eourom we have paid Ais 1287,000,000 issue, tbe Democratic party ba's been on diriaiod., “the hireling, the beggar, the i thief, and the prostitute”—and "took er wage* and lower boors. 1 thank tny tional Government nnder a Democratic Thnregbout th. fiaaaca! world it is a the side of privilege. Ae ride of caste, upon the proud in the mul.t of their God Aat a man in 'he Uaitod States to- administration i who was seat to Ae pen­ matt or of wonder and amaxanwai that ita side ol a brutal ignorant, degraded i hah” We have made labor honorable, day caa earn from three to four dollars itentiary. Under this Administratioa th. financial policy of Ao United States barbarism. Measured by Ao standards even in the rice swamps of tbe Carolinas in ten hours* work, owrier than he could several । Aievas have been s*«t ttare.— should bo so succeosfub We sleeted of Ae phBueopben and stateame.; of and Georgia; wo have token th. brand forty yean ago earn one dollar, toiling :Must of Amr stealing ws, under Ae late General Grant pledged to maintain the the ages. mesMired by the law of tbs af dishonor from the lirow of labor from twelve to fifteen hours. Tbe first administratioa, । for Asro has Iran Lille faith of the nation, to make our debt , Hring God, ttare has not b.-vu a mo­ Atfagtaut the country ; and in doing month I wortwl after I was twinty-ono 11 istealhv umta this, (fatar Andrew rncred. and whaLis th. result T Why, ment when it was not clearly, plainly, tliat grand work we have done more for years of age I went into the woods, I . lb. 1700.000.000 of cummej i, wwth <tatmctly. unqualifiedly wrong. It has labor, for the honor and dign.ty of la­ drove tram, cut mill-togs, wood, rcoe ia < to day |140,000,000 (twenty per cent* been wrong, and it is wrong now, end I boring moo, than was ever achi.vM by the morning before daylight and worked I more Utah it eras three yean ago. Tho fear it will coutiaue to be wrong. all the parture that arose in this country bard until alter dark at night, aad I >e- । laboring man who baa earned two dol­ The Repuldicaa party, mad® up s* it ftom tbe time the Pilgrims put their feat wived for it the magnificent sum of six lars today han reeaived fortv couta, ia ta. been of men wbo ratno out of oth­ upon llynesuA Bock up to the year dollar*. Each of those doltere kx>W real gold value, more than ho would er osganixatkm. becaueo th-y were con­ 1MM). [Applause.] n« large to mo as tho m*sm l*«jk»d to­ . have received three years ago thia day. vinced that Ae party of freedom and night [Laughter.] ■Dier. has brau odde.1 twenty per cent ( hi tbe tanu on which I served an apto every dollar the laboring men of this baa at all times, in every struggle, in ....................... - to prrnUcesliip I have seen the be.t meu eight bundnd thousand■ square milra country have raraod thia dav thro* peeoo and in war. beta on the side of free lateiring m»u -, they can go there who aver put *cytbo ia grass working BBSay stall and it teas been added the country, the side of liberty, and the now, they are going there now The lw from filly cento to four shillings a Iwesure. of th* signal fidelity and abilitv side of justice. tbe side of humanity .ths German, the Englishman, the Irishman, day in th. longest day* ot* summer.— with which that ph-lgr’ Las been kept _e_____ — ew __ ru_ the New England Yaakre, the man ot Yesterday I virited that farm. I asked Io maintain th. faith of tho nation, hulltlis middle States of the Northw*st,e*n the mw; who were there what they paid ratly eoll^t the rwvennoa, rod Mad oxring Arae forty voarr, .rhettar Garrison go there now, engage in tbe tuwhanm mon in haytag-timo test summer, and jweraa, and exnagsuh tbe nstisnsl d.bt Anti Slavery men. Liberty-par ty men, art*, cultivate the call, and. in all the thev said from two dollars to two and a as fisat m wecoukL Freo-Sailon, or Republicans starting pursuits of life, ns longer feel th. d*g- half a day. Thia me paid on the same That money was paid aometimra whan trorn only a damn men and growing op rudaboo that rested upin tho working ground wher* men wockod forty years troops were on the march, sometimes to the three and a half miUoxu who men when labor was extorted only by ago for from fifty cento to four shillings, when they wore under fire, snd we lost will vote in November next—I any that the lash. Izt the man who toils for and took their pay in farm products, not Iras than a quarter of a million dollars. there bar not been a moment in all those wsgee. Whether in the mill, on the farm, money. I have seen Bums of tbe Never m tbe tuitorr of tbe human fam­ or m tho msclumic shoj\ realise what brightest women go into ths farm-houses ily was ttare any higher evidanra of in­ haa fame (tone during these test dosra and work for from fifty cents to four tegrity. In A® war of 1812, in paying years to lift from tail the bmlgr of dis­ shillings n week, milking th* n>WB,mak- out the little mcc ey we pa'd during the honor, and to open the great South to ing butter and cheese, washing, spann­ war, wo toe’, about two mi,'ioa dollars the free laboring ra.n of Uwi aorid. ing, and we.-.ring—doing all kinds oi Fineo General Spinner entered upon hie Ixt him reoicinlM-r with grateful heart hard work. 1 was told yesterday that offiro 40 Traamiror of the Unitea Btalaa, that bo owm it all, under Providence, to many yuuug woman were earning in lhe •i>i,ik>U,000,000 tare peesed through the Republmm party. shops a dollar a day. and that lho»e his ofloe, counted by frem three The Republican party was brought who worked in houses were Rutting from reperiallv into being and won tho vmto- two dolten nd a half a week to three ry, when U sleeted Abraham.Lincoln to doltetB aad a half. mvc trio maguifieent tezritoSteS of the■ In lliSM, in the great debate ia the their hid) ptataMi, aad Ctay teok onto United Stairs to tho free laboring men, S-nnto on tho tariff, il was raid by thorn m anaU new ai other peoote But on of our conutry, their children, anddhrir who advocated protective Juliet that him, and be u now trying to gel task Democratic friends do not see it: As old children's children, "white grass shallI they had raised toe price of tabor in Ae •5,000, for fee ssy» we made him pay iiluriori ’rfm hassta Asm. Ts hear I United States so that it araragod fifty •MOO more than ta state. [Laughter.i three r-a talk you sould Msppoao Gen­ magnificent territory to freedom. Auc- cento a day. How is it now 7 This We have sent to prison three trusted eral Grant wm vastly iifacmr to auri> lion-blocks. bluodhoanda,tlioteah,chai:ia,, winter is the most proapwuus winter Ae cteris, lueo of capacity aad ability, manaelet, cenuot go there now. They• United States ha. aeon in II. bistorv. whom trerybody trusted and respected. have sunk down to the plans from That is (be way we have served oar whence they osmo—to the bottom tees pit, and the tower deep of the bottom- SAP BVKETS 10,000 Detroit Stoves! I see before me men whom I recog­ nise as toiling men ; meu who have to support tho wiree of Aoir bosoms and th® children of their love by manual ta­ bor. 1 call Ae oeraes'. aitoution of these men to this trtribta straggle through which ws have passed, and to what has l>®cn achieved far the poor toil­ ing men. I wae bora here In your county of Straffbril. I was bora in pov­ erty ; want rat my cradle. I know what ir is to aak a mother for bread when she has now to give. I left my home si ten years of ago and served au apprent cosbip of alovcn years, receiv­ ing a month's schooling each year, and at lhe end of eleven yeare of hard work, a yoke of oxen and six Aeep, which brought am eighty-four dollars. Eighty tour dollar* for eleven years of hard toil ’ I never epeat Ae amount of one dollar in money, counting ever/ peony, from the time I was born until I was twentyone rears of age. I know what it i» to traiel weary miles and aak my fellow­ men to give mo Ivsvo to toil. i n-uwinta-r Ast in October, 1838, 1 walked into yourvillage from ruy native town, went through your mills, •^5 �Superrisur. Treasurer aad Cfark of ervry township, ,and th* Aldermen of the City tcortiiute th* Board* of Bogistratiou, and that if these Boards are in tbe hand, of R^mblicans wa are aaro of just registration od al! the voter*, of wbidi we cannot be »uro if tbe oppttilion rooted them Thi. fset alone, if there ware no others of Hk* importanco should induce Republicans in all parts of the County to forego any peraoaal HTOUCAI CITY TIGHT. - ’ lor Mayor, pAVID B. COOK. For Recorder, THOMAS C. TAYLOR. and feel bound to abide the choice of foe majority to th* end that th* party may racceed and the principles which underlie its orguniation be pushed for­ ward to sure and lasting triumph, and th* best interests of the whole people be subserved. To thi* *od. fallow citiwus, we eoqjnre you to go to tho poll* on Monday next and rote for your prfad- friend* who are operating in larger fields of action, with larger rewards ef •poil, or from downright cupidity ami avarice, or from some other equally un­ justifiable caus*, wo know not, but wo For Akferman, JOHN R. VAN VELSGRFor Cottetabfa, IAAAC BWAHTHOrr. For Alderman, WALTER W. KELLEY For Alderman to fill Vacancy, A. PHILO DRAKE. For Ccitufabl*, J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Pare Drugs and Median, ■nd deserving public officer, he certain­ ly is one of lb. beat sbused men >n oar eommufoty. A* Shak'ropearo ha. it, “tbe cat will mew,-and the deg WIH hard it* day," and Mr. B., mutt con­ tent himself with the idea that he po■ whrtbor a guntlc-mau wbo valu.-a his seMra “a mind oonsoou* of right," and J private counsel *o hignly as to accept fat hi* traducera bark oa. Spoakfag ot our City Akformsu we bars oome really valuable members of the present Gran- skirt* of Aldermen dam* and Eastman any more clear of the impurities of job­ bing, M we shall toon aoo. tto much for our third charg* We have charged. Feerrntr. That Dnoorotir Aldmun hootohtfoy from th Cdy Urot for tornfatfanWefaa *f far. Ia this true? Yea Aiderman Ham* wa* paid money for *ama rorvieea, the exact eb«re«*r of which wo have been unable to learn, bnt we think for hanging about the Broad­ way street bridge to we that the con­ tractor did bis duty, and Eastman also bad a slice from th* «mo loaf, and that o&nco* whieh ha* mad* th* N. Y. King odious throughout th* whole avilicoi world, and given ita individual member. ovmight" we mn a**un> <>nr friend* of The motive that Influenced our May­ th* Ring i* no overnight at alt Th* or I* v*ry appairoi, a* lhe operation on framer* of tho Charter vuy wfacty flx*d I Hie corner Broadway end Green street*, a limit to the power of taxatfon, in view and tbe impronemcnt of tbe ■‘ring'1 of the poatibililiee of the election of i fans propatty by the lltegal expendi­ a rrekh-M Council, and *o roou ae thi* ture of the people'* uiouey folly demonib* good sense aud wisdom of the pre-; cautfo'i i* mode inanifret. Surry for it; J of court* you are. The pnqjswre not, I How xaorT nioax Cxxxrnr BrtA*. — A prominent ritisen of th* Township of this true? Yus The fint Ward high Hastings, who baa bad a peep behind way fund is in debt, and orders bare the curtains says, “tl- ■ f there ore enough been issued payable in 1873. Tli**am« Pxcx-sxx* charged in tbe account of feau. of th* bridge fond. That iltia is His Honor the Mayor, against lhe Cemetety fuud, to grub tbe whole Cuun- whether li» was tho instigator. I taro reason to know that the evrrespondral i* not a Michigan tuan, and therefore tho areertion that the tetter was written by a Michigan man to give Trumbull a chance to attack Chandler, was not true, and only a presumption for which thelllinoixSenalorrouldhavo hot! no other authority but th* proba­ bility that no olher than a Michigan man would write for a local Midtigan Tbe facts are that Congress passed a law in 1808, prohibitiig members of Cougreo* from being directly or indi­ rectly interested in any coutraft with tbe Executive Department*. In 1626 tho question was raised, whether a member of Ccagrevs could be employed as Assistant District Attorney under this act. Attorney General Wirt, who •njornd a national reputation c* a great DRVOGIBTB SUNDRIES, AND FANCY Paint Color. Vamuh. and Dy< pAliri ,«srat JUVENn njlwcmrrtoM ■ ilMEilEI im Iaiclt STAXBAKD WflKKS A.A Zafars TRAVUKQ BAG^ tod ‘fixe . Parfumericn, Pomanade* a Wall Paper un<i Curtain Fi: liOOKfl, ’•tut BEU lafrOik irest DR. WILSON S 8375 COUGH MIXTURE Tl.i» M*dtel*« ytrgrlpi.^ »c » neh FEBGUSON’S WONDERFUL OIL! ICHIGAN CEN1 l j enough to tiro both ourevlv** and your reoderr, w* pri>pe** to resume our corrrepuufanw. (providence permitting) next week from oar Capitol, “th* city of magnificent distabeea" 6o with be>t wish**, and wondering what in creation th* Bsxaaa’* Washing­ ton cirresixmd*nt ha* been about, to publishing. In tbe daily f'AreesrZr of to-day, there rates such a disenatien botwreu Senator ia a violent attack on the |x>licy of 8eo- Chandler and Trumbull wo remain as retary BoytwoH, as shown by his recent- •ver faithfully Yount, 4c., ' with our national colors and th* green flag of Erin tu'vfully blended. The story that Horace Greeley in­ tend* publishing a book on “what I know about tbe New Hampshire eleetiou*'.is^onied. He has concluded that Hirer Vai Worm Confections, New Advertisements. nw-tei TEL? C1EB0IT THLCTS, Detroit Commercial Ach crtuer, ligan Cen RELIABLE AND Subscription Price |2. o-: Ayer’s. 1 i Cherry Pectoral, ORKAT IHDUSTaiES rs« VrtrtD BTartd. 1JW Page. .M PuM.> SdU.fr -A* «res p-y /w «n**i»y CWy PAysirfaa*.—Niwsfasrfyrer fFaaAuyfaa fsmepfasbig. emeu oirjg Thi* question ‘ ia just now creating quite a lively interem fn th* dlsctrnfac* BXAMIBATIOBCT TlACraM. of our Board of Education. In other Ths Bfuxq Examixatiox or Tasworda th* question ia, shall not our pr- tent system of corpcreel, (not rorper- chera In Barry County, will bo held as al) as eotne of onr papers call it, be con­ tinued in oar Public School*. I raaat route* thatl do not dare express any decided opinion on thi* point, but that it will bear much diseasafoa, and that 1 am not sorry that it haa come up. One Inspector expressed it as his opinion,that if corporeal punishment was abolished attack signifies, in coming from an ad­ i journal has rwetvel the benefit of a ministration paper, will shortly be dis­ practical purposes, and quite as much covered. It certainly doe* not explain a. the people ra» able tn. pay. bat not gratuitous advertisement from Senator Trambull It is obvious why he relectperhaps sufficient to satisfy the greed of The statement that Chas, Humuer tho leech** about th- Council rooms for I eays, he will not support Grant for re-, nomination or re-elect ion, is not ao very . We have thua gir.-u -a view of the dn-edfnl oven if tree. U* is not hkely ’ Hastings ^Bimmany Rinft" We now tn be a delegate to the I’hiladolphia a*k the peopl* who shall text Monday Convention, aud his single vote in Massa go to lhe ]x*lls and vote, if they want a longer reign of thi* kind in our City. We Appeal to men of ell politital par The Itemorratic party ere in a »tate tie* to iee to it that a stop is st once of rollapec, but it ia quit* willing to al­ and forever put to thia headlong rush No name being mentioned Senator low it* boiler of rotnbnatibl* incongruito corporate bankruptcy. On Monday Trumbull could not-very w*U "speak in tie* to be patched up for tho titan be­ next let the ballot* bs east for Bone mooting," and therefore he waited for ing by th* handle tail*. They hare lit­ of this ring or it* friends. L*< good on ojrportunity. Tbe wished for oppor­ tle faith in the rem*dy, however, aad a* men. and honed, be i-tocted. Mrn who tunity esimo—ho found the fact* mon-1 these Other fellow* have nothing to loose know something of the work to be don*, tiuned in tho Hastings Bauur ; *qd and perhatM somathing to gain by the end have the interret* of the people thereupon Trumbull asserted that thio effort, lh*y will probably go into it with In view, before their own snlfi.h ol»Washington fatter wax written" by a * ttM at Cincinnati. A lawyer of the name of Batts, ho* Michigan man who held office," end liom charged with fotifay against tho ings Ring the eooncerpart of every act. differing simply in the magnitude of the offence, as tho City of Hastings differs in sixs from tbe Chy of N. Y. Wo do “We are *orrv to team that onr City not aak tho people to accept tbe unrab- Charter doe* not allow us to raise .uffi cient funds by taxation to allow the work them took at there charge, in th* light cf excavating the hill on the north aide, aad we hope thia little oversight on lhe of the facte. part of tho framers of the Charter may We have above charged—1st, th be obviated, so that no delay may occur Ustiioyt Rhg ho rohd atomy illtfoliy. Is in putting the road in good traveling thi* true ? Ym, they voted money to cooditian. ’—Jotaitol. How !« this Mr. Elitur ? I* there pay Aldermen for their lerviee*, white the Charier ovpreetiy say* the "Alder­ not mouey enough now. Urnlor an hon­ men shall receive from said Crty no com- est expenditure of the rood fund, the bill could have been graded the,p*«t year, 2d, They bar* voted money to be and money been left unexpended in th* Traeaarerisa young man well known paid out af th* tax** of every yxar up to Treasury. But the Hastings Tammany to us all e* a steady, sober. fateHigM>t and including- th* year 1874. Ring, bod too runny farm.* to improve 3d, Tbev voted that upon the tax*. to be able to do the umodn work on to voted the people shall pay *eren per the streets, and hence tbe grading is not rent, inter'**!, aad have aeteaBy issued dune. Juottht nd tulXay tun. ordaraoa thro* year* funds, which orHow u xxi*.—It is reported, and w* dvr. bear tbe rignaturo. of .hi* Hnaor presume correctly, that the jobof build­ tho Mayor, and of Recorder Wwd. 4th. They rated money to pay coo- ing the Iron Bridge at tbe foot of rf hie fallow ternres. Broadway wu let to a j>arty, who mado Edward A. Holbrook, th* candidate a proposition that putoiv/y excluded for Jnrtfo* of ffia Paaee, fa a yoaag man tbe right of tbe Council to receive bids raised ia tho Oty aad well known ae an for it* constroetton from other parties. aetir* ead,riring young lawyer. H* has It will be in order for the Council to exheld tho poriiicn of Justice th. DRUGS Medicines, large properly owner*, and a* such are interested personally in all public im­ provement* ; aad what it bstter yet, a* they being heavy tax-pay er* themrelvee hare an eye to tl>o economical care of ths public fund*. 8u* Aidermen do honor to their position, and are truly valuable pdblic servanta. for recommending appointments to office, Senatcr Conkling thought ii be*i to inquire of the Department* in regard to the Senator in question. His resolu­ tion canjo up yesterday and was passed by tho Senate. Senator Morton in re­ ply to a suggestion that hi* record should b* invi-sligafed made a very senaibfa remark. He .said be had no ob­ jection to being included. He had mod* no di*guire regarding hi* recommenda­ tions, and ho thought it no shame.— Purbap* if he h*d mado rocvmmvudations and then denied them, end imputod the nKummendatioo* made by Other* a* a fonlt aqd altpcal a crime, it might be different. Senator Fenton said that he conoeivvd it to bo his duty to hi* roa*titneoi« to raoomtaend them when deoerviag, end he regretted for their sake that be bad no further influ- tbite gentlvmvn can explain this matter atxiMactorily v* are at a loe* to know. It will be ia vafa to ihrot to (all R* that the work on tbe new bridge needed wa tabtug. They should have faith* job in such * manner »< fa relieve them of that duty, as we presumed they did. They at hast should not have become City employees, there grave law makers of th* City, when to do eo was eo plain a violation of th* Charter, and so ineon■toteat with the true inter?** ol the people. Ro much far cur fourth charge. We charge, Pirrgir, TW/fay rv/ascW fa sarea^fa PATENT MEIICINEI! nvrroun weakness to which women aapecially subject, it ia .upererfing xy other stimulant In all climate*, pica! template or frigid, it act* a* * Che “Ring majority" of th* Common Ooiincil af tho City of Heating* hare in I< litis trael Yas. They Another insisted that it should |be topublic positions. th* past year acted in a manner strangiviy inronawteniwith'lb* jn*t right* of have to-day unlftanding unaudited no­ The fact is at stated by 8«uator" 1 tally and absolutely abolished, Ac., Ac. counts, and no man outride ol th* Ring Thgrtnan, th«t ibis effort fo haras* »d._ Thequretion was laid upon the (able the people, with whose interests they have intrusted. W« have from tim* to can form any idea of tho tru* flaenotel ministration Congressmen, because they but "tbe end is not yet* Whef we rendition of lb* Cltp. Wo have before want, 1 take it, is more competent called tiw> attention of the people to thia to bo above assisting good mon, who teachers, and our idea is tliat any one rustier and shall eondsel ourselves with or* also good Republicans, in getting iucomprtcnt to govuni himself or her thi* proof of onr flf)h charge. We nugll office*, after they use thaw ' men •elf is incojipetent to govern othors, aad charge, other peoples children. And eo we have in gutting larger place* far themsclve*. it for future reference, and •smoothing1 Bixnur, TAti ifey fare tii/wyifa to attratton of tho people to ths con duot of Tlw abovre from i p* (.ballotle Ropuh/MC/fan?/./ tfa proyto. In proof at Item, will find a tesponee la the better 1 buncombe. From wh*!*vw or par­ that sill bear much thought and writing these same gvutiemc u in their official ra­ thi* we refer again to th* appointii’Uut Judgment of the people of Barry Irreabout Understand us ws ar* not fae(r! ty it cusnee, il should be ‘dsnonuond as . pacity as number* ot the Common Coundodge, by which they, on the eve of an" *u««ve ot party, and wo |h|nk It Is safe , cal. W* do not propose simply to har­ i tho quintesseoe* of meannee* and of |। toy the question, but patfeutly await petty pride. White tbe law and custom 'i further devtiopmenta, asd,,*o far awhife angue for political effect. We propose •lection foist upon t» a Counsellor th* people did not elect and do Kt wont [ we bid it good bye—merely remarking to challenge lb* attention of th* paople of atipointmenU remain as they now I Having thus careened through tf s' oncwoqaied for political stupidity and । as wa hsr. once before that Soperiameanness In tho history of tbe State, are, it i* the duty of Congressmen to at- I most abundant proofs, to tbe end that whol* range if official defelcatioaHind and that was by our Mayor last epring, tend io securing tbe best tnet^of their i’ tendent Doty i* aysdtcMw man, and will tbe City,Govern tncat may be placed in cozxu|Uiou, they at last grow pathetic , who In making th. Street Q-omiBlttee in titgte* and Districts for th* infcriur np-!, bettdle thi* matter carefully exd with a whb to deal fairly toward* all concerned th* hands of honest men, and al once over the *xkaa*ted field, and through tho Common Council. entirely Ignored poiutmenta. tbe minority and appointed three ; ' san* penro et aatts reproebe.” their *<pecUl organ, tho Jfatt 1 Our Board of Health, amtirtiag of 4 it for purpose* even worse, than partinn. “on urry to bon tU: nr City Carter 1 to th* Interest ot the "Hastings Ta®-.! IVesidenl Oram received very few ' city physician* cud several Aldermen fooit ty : We say the Tammany Ring of N. Y, fare as.' edfew w to rei'sv many Ring,'' that the people of this j visitor* yvetorday, and about th* only hu not been aboiisb«d, bnt tho salary City had Inrjjcr opportunities than ths taraisM to affair th weri •/ uoarotiof th | City might b> plundcted, and t«xt|[ thing worthy of not* there, was the apHasting. Bing. but that in thsir day ol Ul th aertl nifa (of th* Bridge) to yo nava bxkx, to an extent, that In pro-. peasu.no of tho mtident on tho porti- attending ths services of said four young I Doctors bu been quietly dropped—ot ««,” and .Xprees the modest hope that 1-onion to the money expanded, la un-, 1 co to acknowledge the poking cumpSequaled in the history of partisan cor­ “ tho Idtb onruyU fa th frttvri of th ready wilHngncss to plunder tbe people ruption anywhere on tbe fare of th* j m*at of lhe Hibernian societies, as they | And as w* think w* hav* writt*n than the Hastings Hing has. Thi. ia Chrlof ouy h ohhitd.'' “This little fifed bv In procession, lustily cheering. enabled to point to tbe nominee* of the Republican City convention, and uk strong language, bnt thia ia a matter of the support of all good men of all po­ vital importance, and wo propose to call litical partis* Id all in their election. things by their right names We know of no chugs which ha* been profaned against tbe N. Y. Bing which may not with equal truth, bn charged against thane men at home end be substantiated David R. Cook, tho nomine* for May­ with as formidable an array of testimony. or ha* b*en long and favorably known The N. Y. Ring voted money illegally, to the propio ot Hastinga, a* a basin*** ro Era the Hartings Ring. Tho N. Y. man of ability, integrity and «uterpri*e. Ring mode dobta for future Councils to Hi* intereste ora identical with thn vig­ to pay, *o ha* the Hastings Ring Tbe orous aad healthy growth of th* City. meml«ra of tho N. Y. Bing- became H* is outside all ring*, an independent jobber* and apeculaton in the poblio . upright man, and if etected will reflect work*, and so hu the Hasting* Bing. honor upon the petition aud do credit Merabera of the N. Y. Ring became the to himoslf. H« ha* had much'-ezp*ri- •elf conrtitoted eraptoyere of the people and to work voluntarily done they took pay from tho public taxc in viola­ tion of law, thi* is a* true of tbe Hert­ ing* Ring. Tbe N. Y. Ring re fared to account to tho people, so has ths Hastmg* Bing. The N. Y. Bing attempted Trasses Phillipa, the candidate for to deiret tbe expreatiou of publfa opin­ SL-pserUor is a man wall qualified for ion and defeat th* [xopte ia a choice of thatpotitam. A good judge of proper t/valuea. fair, impartial and dfaximiAnd so wo might by th* column go aating. be would make an efficient Br­ through the whole catalogue of official him etoeted by a haUaosee majority over hi* competitor. Thomae C Taylor, tbe candidate far Recorder, haa been identified w>th the educational intonate of tbe City as Priamval of th. Unto School H. u a doe* student aad q young attowy of promise. He 1* a graduate of the Uai'enity ef Michigaa, by hi. quiet demeanor end gentlemanly conduct ha* mad* boat* of friend* in th* City. He will make a reliabfa, prompt, and effici­ ent R*ronfar, one who would take an <wj*cial jwtde in properly keepiag the City Records as they should be kept, inrtsad of copying them from Male aad perhap* inacurato a*w*paper reports. We prvdiot to him an easy election. Hoary C liwfe, the candidate for DRUGS Omorto tiiat Stanton fixed the amount, . but tire Senator product-* nut a partide of proof of the fact, and lhe great war Swretary is coavanfantly dead. Tbe Beuator wa* certainly tn islakes in hi* snifi and absolute esMirtfoa, tliat “thfa totter was written by * Mtdtigmt man, who holds cm office," which alone gave him the opportunity to attack Chandler. No matter, however, wbo fixed the fcs. aad pNtaing by the illegality u an inadvertanoo on bfah ridu, I submit ' i , I ; . i r i ‘ OEJSTTB OAJCJSJCTWO’ CHAMPION WASHER the frrexeT At 6-20 on thia the morn­ ing of ti>e 22d <4 Mandi, the themom*ter stood at 2 degree* bslcw s*n>, and oa I write at 11 a. x. il i* 14 above, and a biting bitter wind prevail* diatrearing aad overwhelming in it* affects. A Rev. Henry NtoU. ince rettfod jn thi* city, is credited with saying that “there uncertain amount of poverty which ia not consistent with godliness." We might add that ibo weather caa be so Ok TIM 17m i HOIOM ’Q»0 0MIHR8l three early dar* a fifteen dollar* fee was rare, and a ten thousand dollar fa* we* unbeard of, and beyond the ordina­ ry rang* of poasibiHty. Thu* th* Attoraey Gmteral nairely say*, that while it cannot bo supposed that a tingle re­ tainer would iaflocmco a member, yet, a wicked. and wpbelfayt iftoo. We hiar ■erire of retainer* might; and that it nothing of late about tbs early opening of Navigation, usd there ere nut any fresh sirawberrios or gre-n pre* in our aware that tho 6smator was emptoyod market a* yet by tho War Department, Leroiue oasisTo speak ef other matter* mure agreetaat counsel are generally employed by Urn Attorney Genera'. But tho fret that gO3dCE A.T4O SlSEL'l 'IESf Dr. TMh* Oyar. •f Jmtea •i'' u. rtANuni . --FIA i. �Houoxr irate Physician and Surgeon Baridaoce, Wool of National Hotel; Office over Dr. Burton’s Drag Store. Warm and pleasant to-day. Attend to the Begistratioo. How is tho Democratic Booster f Onr*nsxt Mayor—David R. Conk. Rrfirlrr! Rmisna! 1 REGISTER!! ciirnti. Remember the Masonic Festival at Don't forget tbe Good Template So­ cial at thoir Hall on Friday evening. Tbe Republican Ticket in tiua Qty will be elected. No diac rant on that. satisratMt'’**- Great sacrifice of Win­ ter Clothing. Star Clo­ thing House, Grand Rap­ ids Mich. As A •sexes Scccias.—Tho Hop in aid of the organ fund of Hastings Lodge No. 58, L 0. 0. F. Everybody is going AcnaU. u> 0» all ol Ik OV Oxo­ nuttoe, the Rropublicans of tbe City met tn rnsra convention st tbe Court House on Monday nvenlag aud were railed to order by N. Bailey, Eeq, Chairman of tha Committee, and organ­ ised by the elertiosi of Hon. Daniel Striker as Chairman, aad Geo. M. Dew­ ey as Becrettry. On motion of Wm. H. Jewell, Eeqn the Chair was authorired to appoint three tailors, whereupon bo e|>[iointed Wm. H. Jewell, Wm. H. I’owera, and Hon. James A. Sweesey. Tho coovention then prose eded to nommats by ballot a City tiekst, and with large unanimity, exaept on Joetiee when tho vote was very close batwesn ths roccoesful candidate and Wm. H. Hayford, Esq., nominated tbe fbllowiag ticket: For Mayor—Davis B. Coex. For Rocordsv—Tsouxs C. Tsnoa. For Supervisor—Tas vans Pamirs. For Trswsarer—Hxxar C. Lawn. For Justice of the Peace—Rewssa A. April 1—State election in Connecti­ tai re-union*, th* vetoes ns of Michigan, cut that their mtarusta may be idontxfiod April 1—Township meetings in Miehiand the common weal guarded. A Conebtation aad By-Laws will be sub­ «■* April 3—Indiana Temperance State mitted for adoption, a pennon nt or- Convention, ia Indianapolis. ’ gnxuaatiou will be perfected, and matton April 3—Scat* Median ia Rhode Is- SCROFULA. Scrofulous Humors. Burnside, Meade, Sheridan. Hooker, etc., will be ia uttendance and tha ax■arciee* will unquaeticaably posse** a de­ cided general interrot nation tha fallowing axcritonl ticket hr Township offirero. It should be elected by a majority ot one boated, aad w* pneumo wOlb*-' Reports from Home. For Town Clerk, Chartos M. Mack For State Qmvsatioa, in Greensboro. Treasurer, John Lschty. For Justice of May 1—Legislature of* Cotmocticul th- Peace, Denial C. Warner. Far meets in New Haren. May 1—Tsnnoesee Liberal HepubHCommissioner of Highways, William ean Convention, in Nashville. May B—National Liberal RejiuMioun ‘Highways, to41 vacancy, John Bartlett (^invention, in dncinnati. Fur CbmtablK Horace Hull. Turner May 8—Minnesota RmiuMican State Gardner, Franklin Roush, James End.May 15—Tunneasee Republican State The Republican Ward Caucuses ware Convention, fa Nashville. held on Wednesday eveaing. aad May 15—Nebraska Repabliran State placed in nomination excellent men for Convention, in Lincoln. May IS— Michigan Republican State Tbe Republicans of this Towaahip Convention, fa Jaoksan. mony prevailed, and the result mu»t be haye placed in noudnstion for TownMay 28—New Jersey Republican tho election of a vast majority of tha 8talc Convention, in Trenton. nominee*. Our epace forbid* any ex­ ibip officers the following excellent tick­ tended notice, but w* affirm that no et It will be elected, beyond question : For Supervisor. John C. Clark ; for lettermen for the place* touid her* been found in thia entire City, aad that Traasnrer, Elbridge G. Potter; for Jus­ tin* of tbe Peace, Abel Simoads , fur June —National Unfair-Republican all ol tbewe candidates, may and should Jujtice of the Peace to fill vacancy, Na­ Convention, in Philadelphia. be slectod. A full Rrepabliran vote is a Juno 12—Texas Republican Slate than Harns ; for Comraimioner of HighBepublran Victory. I ways, John C. Dillon ; for School In- Convention, in Houston. Jun* 12—Indians Dmr.ocrabc State epeetor, William Brice ; far Constables, Convention, ia Indianapolis William F. Rand, Daniel P. Wolf, June-12—Michigan TemperAnte Suto Convention, in Lansing. Pc.suant to adjournment tbe Circuit Robert Shoup, Georg* O. Dean Ju* 13—Arkansas Liberal Republi­ Court, hi* Honor, Birney Hoyt, presid­ can Convention, in Little Bock. ing, opened at the Coart House in thia Jun* 10 -.Arkaosa* Democratic Stets Convention, in LiUl Rock City on Monday and board the followticket thia year, and we predict it may bo elected by a good majirity : The rase of ths People of the State of For Huperviaor, James N. Covert; Micbigsm vs. Hiram A. Iluescl, for sel­ A prudent man foreseeing the • *il. for Township dark. Augustus Carpen­ ling liqsor contrary to the Act of April ter; for Treasurer, Andrew J. Wright; Insures, aud tbe above esyuprny ia otto 1871, o« nrlxrwi, from tho docket of tor Justice of tho I'eacn, Edwin B. of the very beat to insure in. It haa no 8. P. C*dy, Esq., was argued and sub­ Parka; tor Highway Comnuasioaer, IxMaea due and unpaid.it insure* against mitted. I O W. .Mills for Iluseel, L A. John 8. Barrett; hr School Inspector, all loea or damage by Fire or Lightning Holbrook hr tho People. In tlm Chancery caa. of Edwin B. j Edwin F. Simon ; for Constables, W. ar* much lower than romjnuiet taking Braith, against Cyras H. Bowen, bdl to W. McKibben, Leander Cain, John all kinds of haxnrduua property, Le­ compel discharge oi mortgage, with in­ slies il is safer. For insurance inquire junction. The motion to dissolve too Woomaxu.—Tbe Republicans of thia of John 8. VanBrunt, Agent or £ I). injunction was denied with solicitor'* Township have placed ia nouunatioa ths Purter. Solicitor. . fee of 81 J, and twenty days given com­ following popular ticket It deerrrss plainant to amend his bill without preju­ success and we believe can be fleeted by dice to injunction. a decided majority : For tjpptrvisor. Cady, situated a few rods west ol his In the Chancery ease of Henry 8. Elijah P. Barnum ; For Township Clerk, bouse, was firvd by an incendiary on Colby against E Darwin Litchfield et. Christopher A. Hough ; For Treasurer, Friday morning Last alxrat tour o'clock. at Tho motion to dissolve injunction Stephen 3. Ingeroou ; For Justice of It burned to tbe ground Tbe barn con­ the Peace, Georg* D Barden; For tained about 12 tons hay which was also Highway Crnnmiseinasr, John Hynes ; School Inspector, Henry Stfacbcomb ; For Constables, Justice W. Fastman. A Living Witness! Tha ticket is exceedingly strong, and will, as it should, cxnimand the united J. Cole A Hon have removed to thoir and energetic support of tho Republi­ Store on the ucraer of Church aud State cans of tho City, and we believe be St Being “at Homo" they invito every drifted by a decided majority. body to give them a rail. Wangs!—A suitable hounekoej>ar. Cojrraier.—Tha Michigan Central Also, a partner in a Beal Estate Agency ^Railroad, recently lot a contract to furand Lumbering Business at Webber nkh lbs road 10,000 cords of wood at City. Address 52-23 per rord. OVERCOATS below cost, Knit Woolen Coats, 60 Conte. At Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. Gnsnixe.—Joseph Cola, oar towns­ man haa received the job of grading tho Union School ground Tho work could Bwruaoxa, fur April, to not a whit behind IU predeccUMira. It oorae* freighted W*b good thing* tor tho la die*. Tbe engraving* and literary de- ■ICHIGAI CENTRAL R. R. nd Rivar Vsllsy Division sxine, old and yuung, rich and poor. The txjya aud girls find something par­ ticularly interesting In Its pages. J1J0 per year. Tbomis A Talbot. ;hi Utah- lhe spring time. It to the moot sparkBug and original of tbe juvenile jmblLrattane—Just what every child need*. (1.00 per year subacrlptlou pries-, I1A0 SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k SLADE. F. Joy, Hou. A. H. Morrison, H. E. Sergent and C. B. Bush made an ar­ rangement at Muskegon not long since by which cars will run through to De- 1 । trail, via. Grand Rapids (pm 1‘entwa- Jay Gould, and that half of it ia hie | rate property. It ia rumored Liat round from the Board merely to bo ablod to renew tho fight The choicest article in use in families, ia the famous Halford. Leimwtershii* Table Nance. Ifo not purchase any­ thing of the saure kind but that, if you wish your meats to bo made more pala­ table. Every family wbo has it is ita reference For sale by al! good gro- evening last The fun-loving young1 I-Kipla frotu the State Road were the j princl]>al partieijonta the canes- Order staying proceedings to first day of uextTetm, motioa|ronttau*d In tbe ease of John Kilpatnck va. Lorenso Jordon, tried and submitted at the last term, the Court gave Defender t judgment for roetv Ihv.irro* were granted in tho caws of In the case of Harriot D. Bogus vs teresUng to the ladle* and Its literary Mary Block Motion to set aside plead. matter varied, tbough.tloi, and eagge*- Ordered that Defendant hare fen days tireesweU as entertaining. It to pre­ eminently pr.ictlcal, and therefore moet useful ae a family tnagaxlne. Michigan Central R. R. >10. RELIABLE ISO DIKECT ROUTE, fit fit oa the Hleliigan Central Ballroad which th* traveling public will duly appreciate. Tbe Company totopUoa their through oxprtw* trains, entirety withdrawn and Io their plane will be new ones ol tbe latent designs and su­ perior to any yet need on tbe road. Inventor* for tbe week ending March 16, UH2, and each beerin* that date. Furnished thi* paper by Cox A Cox, HoUdtoniof Patents, Waahlngtoo, D. disgrace to the City, and tbe ab**no* nf them a public noisaace. Tbe raaacn for this is that the Tsmtnany Ring pass­ ed an ordinance to cauae the ronslruotion of sids-walxa and to prevent eertsin /arwds* of th* ‘Ring" from bring oxnpelted to build their walk*, put fa the ordiaance a provision ia direct coaft.ict with the requirement* of the Oar­ tar, so that th* repair of existing walks 1'nsxuxvtxM. —Tha Bapublirana of lbw Tuenahip, have plated in nuiuinatrin John Q. A. Croesy, for Supervisor, than whom there u not a more competent and rfficimt man for that poeition in the County ot Barry. His election by something like one hundred majority ia Detroit 4 Milwaukee R R UOIMG KAj*T*> ■>n bn, Du» mx« TKLL so ticks : if they did, anathemas gainst the depleting lancet, the drastic purge, and the terrible aalirants of tbe materia medio*. would rise front every graveyard. ' The motto of and Regulate, not destroy,” and no remedy of our day ia eo entirely in har­ mony with thia philanthropic logic a* TWO aKAXDCAPrrAMQF $5,000 each io Gneobaclul, g-F'iiamtn ma. In thia powerful, yet harmless nW oratire, dyspepsia, btHiras com­ plaint*. and all dises see of stomach, Uv- Bristol, Esq, wa* instantly killed no Fridey loot. He was engaged ia draw­ ing lamber from hie lather's rsrideno* to Battle Creek, and when about a mile frotu borne the waggon was npeet, tho thmbee falling on him and killing him :instantly. 11" wan a yuung man of -great promise, end exceedingly popular among the propio- His faneral is said to have been the largrat ever attended in that Township, oyer righty earriagae say* that “within sixty days th* track will be aO steel between Detroit and Jackson, and the relaying of th* utbwr portica xnenSaacd will be pushed for­ ward wife all poeribl* dispatch. Stool rads for relaying at leutt ono hunted milee of; road bare bessi already pur­ chased, and essuraace* ar* giv»n that ' How 14x1 ran Tammaxt Rxne ia New before 1875 the entire lino will been You, is th* action of the Aldermen of tho 4th Ward ot onr City in charging for their eervices as Aldermen, largo rSsats’tss'JraflSrts ;^rsa±ir to rtaftMffi SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE be estimated, aad they indicate the wide-awake spirit wMeh eharaeteriam The ladies ot Hastings Eastern Star the maaageemnt of that great ffitoOtUb Ledge, wiD give a Grand Festival at to diraet violation ot the Charter, 8eeUnion Hall, Wednesday ovoning, April Mm wsu Leva ix Glass Honeas, Ac. tion 88, which prorates that the AHer> —A little bit of a fellow about this mca of this rity shall reeeriv -we ! Qty wLo wear* glasses ud rub* oat his pencil marks with hie auea a* be writes, is charging Fred Mata with' beseg ade­ > faults* ns Treasurer ot tbe Vfflag. of jNOCURL W CHARGE. HASTINGS HIM WS �J ^l«^»»Hmt.BoFL«(h.l7th.»cb « r r f I ■ •r. Th. old r.ttal teml.r, wiU b. lb.> hMd. th. cooMmuvM will b. th. body,. ■ad tho. loyal nr Itemocim. will b.• ouly th. tai] of th* AdaiiaittfUiun. [Ap. piMte.] In th. put (ixta.B yMn w. Itepubli<uik>vttom frim ths DtanooBtfaI pMty mor. than a Bullion of ita but। M-tlimtiMU*. right off of ta (Apptoau ) W. wsat th. war thtt.oiate, sad m. of th. rnbrf Iteta- wag* 18M at Dotreit, OctoUr N, Sd, 4th and !Hh. 1850 at Dttroit, Upt Wfa. aad Oct 1st, td, Id, and 4th. 1857 at Dttrait UpL 2»th and 80th, ami OoL 1st and 2d. 1858 at Detrett, Ort. 4th, 6th and 6th. 1850 at Dttroit, Ort. 4th, 5th, 6th and 1800 at Detroit, Ort. 2d, 3d, 4 th and 6th. 1M1 at Dttroit, UpL 24th, 35th, Mth and 27 th. 1802 at Dttroit, Upt. 24th. 25th and oa hmit. c. ■.<—t.i 1 W» at Kalamsroo, tUpk 2-ld, 23d, 24th and 25lh 1804 st Kalamasoo, Upt 20th, 21st, 22d and 23d. 1805 at Adrian, tfapt. lOtis, 21 th, 2lrt and 23d. 1M0 st Adrian. Uyt 18th, l»tb, 20th 21M und 22d. 1807 at Dttroit, Sept. IQthJllh, 12th and 18th. 1868 at Dttroit, Sept. 15th, Iftlh, 17th and 18th. 1M0 st Jackson, Sept. 21st, 22d. 234 and 24th 1870 at Jaason, Upt. 2tHb, 21st, 23d .nd 23d. 1871 at Kalamaroo, Ujn. 10th, 20th, 21ttand22d. .* 3rd. Undst three circuxustanoea. having .ctsd with entire good faith with th.;8tate Sositty ; and having duly aanouncod throughout th. country tha . date adopted foe holding th. Great Un- I ion Fair of Michigan, wa can not now 1 The Improved SHEPARD'S COMPOUND WAHOO BffHBB *- ■ Pr^r, -U, AO Ona. a .Mile. ■enUtMe u^airlpp (mu.J OpttMes sltaee. *, Xttwe>r*«>e •* Mtaea 1 •^Tttk CMMY, -.»<•. ten. SS-348&T-" MtttwM nWTbre. He n"*" “* ▼Sgttteten Mtt TWO COLORED Wheeler & Willson MW WM! HALFORD LEIC EHSBHI Half a Million having bem ■ UMl TABLE SAUCE ■iihmiaiin eterp, uuirMltai »i«.« <a iu B«u ta A. B^wbbn. nlnn. n._. ■ftebola. patriutim Badhtwrly, jtetie. •nd humanity, d.i.topmmt .nd prognot. Trust voutmIvm ; oomet your •WB teron ; mov. right onward, abruet of th. ndrudag ranwnte of • protpauiv» rwpublioaaiem. Look to you hittorv, •I0 aot blnr nor blot that mmridvw AHO tEUil "“dr >. aay mm at W„M THE BEIT SAUCE I-/. | LHUb, ui—p^. FOB FAME’. USE. D. CO OK,. 1st., nt tAttr cunrrr. Oto witt Chi S HniMM. Sista Hi., Ilnntlngu, Mloh. ••SO PADDi:^, " PHr,, only.W Cmt.a PMtlf. A Challenge. Ml eoarc. at faith and hop., .in sun- I ■bin. sad fa Worm. I. th. yaw to | oom^ whan th. puuuu sad piainib. •­ of thu. day. of roaflxt ttmQ hav. Mak to rott with ua ia th. bright Irmin, th. rwoord of th. Utt twttv. yun will b. • brilliant dtaptM ia th. biatotw of human progvom. Th. world will noi. it, aad aoakind will md it with brnm- C. N. SHEPAhD. , W« Wru. Give 11,000** !S ““Nni Kk.nl. Mmbta. M« to awlk«U.I*m.miwl.l. .i Im.. laMI,. M7, ILLUSTflATAil LIT 8ATDB in star World r..^. r Mure Thaa 600 Bilrluat Anafa swro ffiS. ^jf th. United State. 'a,kU*- *»“»»«. crom. t Th. tnliuw pru­ that th.v brad that Taat> *n7 diMoluratiou fa th. ipot It that hittorv Tbrv co Tara, to whrn ths egg it submitted to - t th. boiling dy., th. pattern appMn ia ____ ______ tb^ hav. mad. it, is no longer domina­ ’ white ra a tinted grvund w ith wiry pret­ ted l»v a alav. powar, nor juded by tbe ty effect. oouncsT. of slave masters. It i. moefag Anulhor tuttliod. morn Inborioue but • higher plan, and working oat a infinitely more artistic, ia to dye th. oobtar dattfay far humanity tbaa any at whole agg, and afterward scrap> out th. th. foremost natioas of th. gloU. The pattern with a sharp pea-ktufo. This eoufaired triumph of tha Republican 3 admits of a greater range of taste skill than tho other. The sgg tuay party asm,re. lb. triumph of Kprelity be divided fato«naportaunta,Mch hold­ ing Kime tiny vignette, a landscape j«rbap, OT M lino of ■ vers., with th. date, all framed fa wlid | bright wlor In old days, ogge treated after this faction did duty as V elutibues, | and were frequently preMrvnl in the ' after home, of tbs happy pairs, each egg carefully Mtahnoel in a deep, loag, stMUBtti wineglass, through which tha iuacnptiun could b. read without re­ moving it , “OoHan” eggs, which are cov.red ! with thin shrete of Leaf gold, are bsan- •"■-<- ..... sboukl aever With Jitefaidta, th^bttteve wa bar. ths matt reformatory, progtwsive, aad Um Idmisutrai n. th. ossatry ha. seen tor tort, faun ; and fa.y are right m tbrir esarittiaai Bat tes to fcUswwd by abfoqwy aadre- ABLETT LIVING ALTH0B8. ■ . ittEfam I ' A whole Library ia it»lf w&sssaai&atBfe GRAND RAPIDS JS M tTsrotaee te te-ettsivw « B j£i. s': BLOOD fORlFffll j 2^Si3«iS3S»«S' LEATBEB-TOCKDTC NOVEL Tnt«w»(Wpr«n1,. SEKStatSSW Fresh Garden, Flower, Tree and Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit and Herb Seeds, Prepaid by Mail. A complete and judicious a'Hortment, 25 aorta of either class. $1.00. The six classes, I Atty and reiterated by the tfoeretary (150 packets) for $6.00. Also, [ through tbe JfwLga. /tomw, thtt th. an immense stock of one year fame adopted by the Northern Michi­ grafted Fruit Trees, Small gan .Agncul turn! .nd Mechanical Booeu£tbe State Bornological Hoctety Fruits, Fruit Stocks, Young !kr j?onltrj 5»rd. fee holding tbe Uahm Fair vts tbe ICth | Fruit, Ornamental and Ever­ ofSepteaSer, 1871, and fire following green Seedlings, Blubs, Roses, day.ownrsouth.mm.-we.konwhieh Vines, House Border Plants, Ac., 4c., the most complete assort­ It is always vary dreirable to hare ment in America. Prepaid by ROMANISM ■ yfr. *......... ,ta* r~“". mail. Priced Catnloges to any I though they require more care aud at - ■elected la ike Lari JUgaeatJ address, also trade lists, gratis. ttotioa than thorehntabeda&w months Seeds on Commission. Agents later A dutch or two of March chickWanted. ma are mto to hare a good record at all gatiom! I A thrilling them, of fruitful B. M. WATSON. Old Colony “stunted trough bad care But it thought for lire men. Ha. created mor. 1 wUd th*! • 'bickre exotemrat than th. "Waadaring J.w." Nurseries and °—4 w—v Plymouth, Mi <••• obttksd fa its growth, no matter Eatablinhed Emiottttly adapted to th. tuna. 11 unfrom what mam, will never b. so largo IMS. j*n24m2 ■• U nxrnld hav. breu W. wdl u.H rav.ls th. Romsaish aysism from ita boiling watts, are nte easily d.f.ced A monogram ia bright, illuminated puts ■nd gold ia ateo ttfectire; fa ohuet.tb.re are a dorea charming fanem. which will1 •Aonre suggest tbraisclrea to th. mma of nay young nrritt who begins to think ! ttoon th. subject, and w. adris. such bj । I now aJlud. to tbe ntesamry botu. and origin to th. present; sapoMs its baw>Yard aroommodabun resntfal to the tere preteuem, its frauds, its opporittosu rearing of soriy chickens—on thi. |<ofat to our public schools, and religiose and w. premim. onr poultry frisul. ar. wall 1 civil libertsre. ita final., Ac. Parted—btattwifire onr remarks to fowl­ I Tins work into .fagaat octavo volume, tag more sapreiaUy. coutafafag 7U pages. 109 firet-ctase en- . nutnlKXM, bat not of a rottiv. ten l.ncj ।graving. Bound in shsap, price 17. ia clot 85. Bent by mail on receipt r.l | Address cash cidns to H. B.LEWffi, Agt .fortUU B., 4w Aarwimos, V*'. Sett “.“CiSMs-ju. : Dr. Crook's Wine ofTor. jk io ykarh Public Teat SO1- OR-crook s -3k Rochester Nurseries, I-Itorelring Orders Pre Mi, tam aid Erejw, roB ararao ntuvui. OOD. BLACKSMl 3ETTLRS. s. T.-18B0-X. Thu wonderful ,vagttable reatoretire •• the aheeMndwrrf thntUbfoand da.; pteoty rf -Ok to drink : tl»y Lk. it. PUhlFY YOUE i urssi'. wine PLANTATION bawd aad cutttag it off wtth a fayg. pu>r of octaaon ; U.y Mt it with a rtal “ mwte«ttauotb.Mmlyprwrarwd u this MaM>, thm a haari ot Mrty krttaes from lb. hut-bsri will i« v«y aecwptabta Mix th. food with ‘-^*6 ./ MOITftlAGfc MALfeT--------- - J A cheap way at making them in to aae tbndynoftn. farre-Nureom, which is said to oumniuaxwts a Lae yellow outor. Any boy « giri. efavsr at drawfag^an l produce*, wish Lula trouble, a variety ol ■’reigns which shall have tha added merit uf originality What could bo !»*“-» than a knot of Easier-A.wen, •aowdrvjM, vfoltta, or lilioa of the valley, painted in water color oa the white ebell, or aketebed gTarefull, aud Iq-bUy *• •*■?■* °c India-mk. Pawed drawinn are singularly soft and pretty on the Litem ate to tbs smlBotrvw vtesre hiah Mwnfaim that th. wark at th. I ■yokUapriysf tU United State.' ' I'iK.AHLV :i,OO<> Pknne OF THR IJLsT for UtaWr Dre(luu .*4 Bertan flew-.11,. biltutnd. Aa r •-— • tear and cordud for the %-d and l.nrii<1 it haa •snal stoma-faes. A, . , th. nacfcHM to vw^aDy^U* ; ****? "'>«» stfaiufaut. In a DK.CR — pokTf jot. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-04-03.pdf e1bdd4d4c934b00fabf0e358c3ee507f PDF Text Text :\|t Ths Bann tl Company, it BiKvr nr» airu VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNT’ NO. 49. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY APRIL 3 cift tnfawil SfigttAiciiiiiii; rbihs!' an rompatiiicn againit Michigan people who had already euflared aa muah hr comparison aa Chicago, and who had been compelled to make extra .xerttent at extra expense to rut axb a amounts A lutnBtt from furoate killed by fire,in or­ der to tare what they could of th. deed timber while it waa worth earing. Thrir ooetrecte hud been made, toetr bniin.at tout far dour, and expense# for labor and supplies incurred on the baria of present prieae, and this bilL it it should Lave toe effect drimed for it by the interested portiaa to Oicago. would put many of them in jwril of bank­ ruptcy. The petitioners declared that they would rattier gir. to the sufferers, who were unable to build, the lumber they might require, provided responsible part*, or the relief committeae would luraish toe name., and bills of the lum­ bar needed, of those who ware worthy FIRE PROOF STOVES! . Zh«r hxbit. are phew, but uatem. . ThagrUd toorhctMa ouiae aiuth. I and the housre have but one door, tew th.m and toai isatortfew. When th^.gp-r toetr hoMm flmy don't shut their door after them. There ia a form house about two mile, They are calfod pole kata bocauno i: ix from .kroold Station. Clay County, over not convenient to kill ih— a Huh. ru-. tH .i _ : which aadneaa and aorruw and terror are hut with * ,w.l« brooding, for in one of the r>»au of the houac ,tronf n"’u heavily iroa-d tern a thousand time. wane than that of the iMuiritinn, to deetroW thair livre. Wharia maa dog HIM by Okpbril i he or it doea, to to embrimtoa air for at Liberty, several years ago, waa on its SSSSy=S&£53at: meatee the otoarol fluid with <an entirely CHAS. II. BAL'ER. ATTuaxar asp cuauafoui at law. sriaaastaCnaareer.-AataM ereiMw •auau ia &dli Every Description, Manufactured to Order, from GEXUIXIE OAK LEATHER. the benefit, raganllraa of whether th. I>eoe6ciari»a had toot anything by the fire or not Some of them wore actual­ ly wealthier now than before the firaon account of the burning of the old wood­ en budding, and of enhancement in the And see just how the tiling is done All Win1 a show and a sensatioa, with to. varied outride influence, that ret vibrating the hartnoaie nqtes of h.r nature stirring in the air about her—and what haa social lifo to cxxnjoro with one of those vital inUrcbangw of thought and foaling with bar that make an nour memorable.’ What can equal her tact, her delicacy, Goods must he closed gardless of cost. Detroit Stoves! State Eair at Kalamazoo, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapida, Iwlsnee .rw! th. next aa .ympathatto aa' the open roee that sweeten, die wind from wbatevcrjaim^ee Ufiodaita w.y to her bowxn fl d in the hewpitabto rou! of a woman that a man forget, be is a' itraager, and so beromre natural and truthful, at th. aanta tin. that he ia tneameriaed by all that, divine differer.cos which make her a tny ttery and a bewilderment." Next, and test, Bret Harte telle a rtury tn rb vme and tn dialect, of a woman ' who pleased, and abo “who dared”— a company of hi. friends, jolly skip­ a poem ao full of toe flavor of the old in support of toe proposition that it pers, who ar? .pinning sea yarns. One California days that you will wish, I am ' ought not to pore He cited toe Chica­ telle of the -taalMterman.' a iprite sure, to read it in full, in advance of the : go TnAaa aa claiming that (.Tiicaso axwho Itrn cm ahiplioard, .ml help, good tea. favored general public : l»rt»d to reap F-’0.0«0,(KN> or .25,000,­ taitota, but who ia unuaoallv invirible 000 benefit from it. and mid this was to to mental right If aay luckIsm sailor go, uol to the poor who need help, but •ewi him, it it a lure forerunner of death. The cabin-boy (the traditional good boy of poetry, with a Bible in hit cheat, and the thought of hie mother ia bi. baari) bears thia atory and fori. hi. blood rua cold, the jolly »kipp*r|wlu> tell, it peuttro a little .nd Ibra begin, to tpaak of the tjpeetre Ship : The for April will ojian with a pottt, ghostly and fa*cina6n£. by I«ogleltow, -The Ballad of Carmilhan ” It: m finer in soma rwpeeta than “The Wrack of th. Hesperus,” and is doubtleaa daatincl to a .uniter popularity. The good ship Vald.aiar is lying at anchor H Stralsund, by the Baltic Hea. ready to atari a hen too tide ahall rise. ly against a leading industry of Michi-, ' ran- Ho then roil hit respect to tori , pa “ thy can render it The*, loved one. tetter of Mayor Madill, already publitov !• -_-i' also waiting, watching, not knowing «1 and to which’ Mipistedhiiu Fo.*^*™ what hour they will be drawn away out Im replied. Is this Utter Mr. ModiU, ~ urgtw romeef the moot inirersbl. sophia- of the reach of the two . men, whose triM of the free trade doctrine, and clon­ very touch may Boon be almost sudden es with .n implied hhreat, which con death. Up to thia lime no indication of madhardly be called gmittecsanly. It was printed sad orculated and rent to Mr. nee. haa Loan outnilaatad| and aa tha Ferry by ex-IeauL Um . Broca <m a lima haa already poet in which the die­ order attack, ita victuna, after the poieprinted slip, showing plainly an intent to make it aerro a puq»re with toe pablic before Mr. Ferry could reply-toil, and even before it reached him. Mr. Ferry than called attention to the bet that sonae of the very Bieu who were actually richer because of the fire,'and of events consequent hereupon,^were GOODYEAR & STRIKER. Jotter, already published, of Wirt Dex­ ter alter the Chicago paper, opened their fir. of abuse, Nearly all the Chicago papers have m«t savagely attacked Mr. Ferry since his speeches made oo the motion torecenaider, after toe firvt paaaagy of tha Relief bin. The Tnhew and Tteur were e^wcially vindicative, even impugning On dock or clambering op the abroad, were her crew of ghosts, and dee. be­ hind her roee tn the Chimneys Throe The Valdemar Aosbad on through the storm. end cleft in twaiu the phantom bark, which was, tlio next moment, whole bi before with all ita ghostly BLACKSMITHING! Thaw. The cabin-boy v afterward, and be only th. tala, which should be other tim. and pia-> than al midnight, if, “rocked ia the doetC von wish to.!« by virtue of that fact, heroic,) to the Bocae of Burgve.es of Virginia—T. B. Aldrich trih vary tmsdreiy a touching HUla war story, entitled •‘Quite So"— the "Comedy of Tenon" to continued, end continue, to lie piquant and amuaing —the "Tkho Cluli' ia, aa uaual, diverting - Kate Dillard, puta into dainty rhyme •'The BrodF. Message"—Edward Jarvie write, of ‘Tmmigrutxm"— Secures SpaeteTProteotion to Every Polley 1 UMk DENTIST - . | roa niMWtwiTW am rtmrrrnvr rfftki or a«. atdtait a PAD: glaring savagely upon all around them, the ties of tow, of blood, of humanity obliterated from toeir understanding— going into horrible ccmvulrioav of reg. and rxin. chinking and rattling tbmr chains in order to free toeeaasivna from rastraint, and with bul one thought, one desire—to kill and destroy—to read with teeth aad nails every living thing, and aff-r this, with not, srerehing eye. stsined and twisted back in thair aceketa, and blood aad foam etreambg from Ibeir burned lipa so die—to die amid the convulsive agooiea and torture, of hydrophobia, worn even, it is said, than Mtewart’a marble building avaaan, which has boee amatai ssxatrtistr!: occupanoy in the spring, it ia. The Detroit Stoves are the «Mes" They are the only . HEAVIEST Stoves ta— r„ -------- nor Charcoal iro In the Market. !=x in thf Respectfully announce to their patrons and the Public Generally, that they have removed to the Large and Commodious New brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, and will be happy to serve all who may give them I a call. Crockery and Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will Mokd for Cash Cheaper than at the advertised) Cost Sales. If you do’nt believe it call and see. We Pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds nf Produce. and fe.nng fur the aafaOy of tLeir »:tm, little om. and frienda they had beery iron, made for the purpoor, and bound toeanadvaa ao «curw>y that it would re­ quire almoat the .troogth of 'a eanpaon to break tbrir faateniaga. Thair hand, b hietoriaaa hav lafltaa ere eeccrely manacled, a Krone iron bend U locked around thair wniate, and Thia ia vulgarly aaliad -gMA’i!. to Ihi. band i. waUad a heavy chain, *lKfo I» aa artinwaSiirtiiml known cue end of which ia farieMd to a heavy ring bolt in the floor—and , f^yahey among humane, which it is saH. they kav learned from the puis kat Ifola kata also daul ia chickaoajoaag turkeys and young goorifam They wwx’t latch aa old aova, Afam a>. aouiri ua that quarifou. Maa u th. only phaifow that wiU ataarid goo*, and be-. In looking over the Cbaarvanitad (JMt report of the rioring debate b the Seri­ ate an tu CLiawv IWi-f bul. wo find little that ia now to the argumente urged. It wm rigoruualr opposed by M^rir, Bcutt, of Prantrlvaais, Howe, of Witeosain, and Ube>idler and Fvrrv, <rf Midngaa, and the main speech m ita . teror waa made by Mr. Wright, of ' Iowa. Short rpoechM and mteriocuto, remarks were made and queetioua ry iput by lovwrsl others, but there namwi \were the priadpal spoakars. Senator Heott uxgvd toe unoonotita|tfouahty of tbs measure, m which bo •waaabty followed by Beaator Howe, . who also reasoned with much force ।against the iniquity and injuatire of the Ann WTanto-1 in Kmte*, th. other even­ ing. when 1 returned from my ardooua daily tia’L (I cm engagwl ai .tending maa At uoaknu. So.aeaay candidate, are traadag, that toe aatoouekaepar hiroe kx of ua to be treated. We all drink with evn.-y candidate that aome. in and it makae burinwa pretty bAk.) 8rid my cboeen tom, “Jotoua, I am •froid you do not alwaj. find me an anwel ia diaporitfon. Said I. That-, m^-lar-my daar, I don't wUotu Cad you' nanglo iu—in any "fad," th. added, ‘•yen are not al­ era had been buying of Ferry A Bro. at »20 and m And th. Tto-a charg­ ways too mort pleasant tnaa ia the ed that what Mr Ferry oluecta to ie I did not fad caltelon to reply. ‘■that tin lumber monopolicta of Michi­ gan are to be prevented from putting up “Now." aaid rim. "read thai_‘' the price of lumber in conaoqtmee of the fire, and thna euridiing toemeelva. out of the miafurtaMa of the people of who, being troubled wiiabad temper, grace to cay that if Mr. Ferry “ten car­ counted twenty-fire evwry time ah. gut ry his pointe Hwill bethoMcnda of provoked, and thus became a .ww«t, ddlare m hie ponkri," that “hn expert, amiable, and dearly tored ornament of .to reap a fortune toe earning eeaeew at the boMoof her dofightod husband. 1 ths expoaeeaf toe Chicago fire vriima,'' read the artiste Mwwtt m too oouditfon .ahd that "thaao miasnhb Bhyioeks nf .the |xaeriea think only of thrir dueate." of my head would allow, and remarked Mr. r errv baxdted Um»s papers with­ ,out glevM, and showed not only their unfairneas, but the ■booh*to talri.y of ,thr ir eseertiona. He bed taken pains to semi to ChicagM end procure a trana,enpt of toe ealse of the lumbar firm of winch hoi. too bead, and the price, from July up to tbs 15th of January, sad ha showed that not only had they tra : in rebuilding tunmof hfo 1 . .......... ............. .................. ■ Trod, when h. "broke ft. nog," but that tha aalm ainco tha fire up to tha Mr. Chandlw prouousewd it wrong in middle of January had only brought an city tor a nOary when he gate through with it. It us sepulchral pataca, w, requiring a tire in yimtnar and winter to keep it habilabte. Mrs. Stewart’s room m an exception. Tha wood work oo b.r suit atone eating »10,O<X). Everv room baa a carpet imported and made, to fit it, and the color of each room 4 Ion, th. two mot ce)vbra:«l room, in the booaaare ■‘General .Qxnat's room,” which is fitted up with pat alagance, for Mr. Htewartaad the 1‘reasdeet are gnat frieoda : then comm the «*Hth parlor.' Thai to fitted ap «<n gure‘ fr~u»JT Ita MT • (MMlMMB’a pasta uurrurs, imported carpets, elegant chain covered withred laatoar, and pteotrri adorne toe room. Hag. raagaa,--Mri' mL foundia toeWtchM.’^^ZS "?• l*r™*ymxt visi tors gvuacaUy,and �Saaxtor Wlboi has jsat rrteaed from fate oampigaiar tour ia Connecti­ cut. On his way hero he stopped nt Mew Brunewtek, N. J. and d-Hrered a SKINNER & CO Pure Drugs ani Iteiime; HTHT MMICISEt! elected tbaar whole ticket except Commistemer aad two Cos*tablas, who owing to Ibebbeing mixed up with tha BsnumDreakfll scaridall, were defeated as we are informed. Wo giv. below tl. i itetne. of tbo Repubbrsns sleet. H e do not know Ibe names of tbs auccsssM Detnotrete. The Republic— majority m thia township was jeat snoot 40 : For Supervise,.- Elijah P. Barnum; 1 GM* Vrtn tt Cmstat! Hxartnas —In thi* township tha Oopper-ocracy steetad th* Supervisor, Clerk, Treasurer, and Comraissionar by quite a majority, though there is ia ths township over 40 Republican majority Wc give below the names of the officers George W. William*, Bap. tU Frank T Campbell, Dem. 8» For Constable, James E Bogle, Bep » Andrew J. Ruas, Dem. M , Exr Aide nu an, Wm. H. H. Heath. Rep. Wax L F. Hama. Deni ForConitebte, Henry Is Green, Rep. Charle. F- Reed, Deot. election in moat of the township* in thia county, and from all that we rgn learn think the Itoard of Suprrviaoro will stand twelve Erpablican* to six Deuxerats. We have nut the exact figure* on aD of the oflfoera in nay townteip, but Ute result indicate* just about the PAINT8 & OILS Battle Creek old fashion Republican rote ia the roun- , ty of tao to eae for the opfareron of all . **. — v—SUw— I eUdre, andS t. is amiMwtiy aatxafateory. Cssnarex.-From thU township we iufofnuitk,at but fwa . , rappoee the Belo* wo giro by township* such re­ | Wbbte Itepublicnn ticket waa elected, eaturns as have boon received up. to the । sept Buperviaor, by about tbo usual ma­ hour of guiag to pnr*s ! jority .David W. Smith is Supervisor, Mana Gaeva.—In thi. townahip the i aiftl I.ymrge* J. Wbeeler Clark, but wo Republirane ekvtol the entire ticket except Commissioner of Highways by a large majority. Wn add the name* of THS HSaniCOB MXOCltATIC tbo Republicans elected bat did mt • Vann tiraiau*.— In thi* township -/DPI.” ' the entire Republican ticket, except one OcMtabfee Is elected by the uaiual ma­ For Supervise r. John C. Clark: for jority ; Town Clerk, Ihaddru. T. Dewey; for Far Sapaxviei-r, Jamoa W. BriggK Treasurer, Elbridge O. Potter; for Jus­ for Town Clerk, T. J. Hubbard; far tice of the Peace, Abel Simoau ; for Jus­ Treasurer, Wm. Watrou. We did not tice of the l’«ore to fill vacancy, Nathan 8. Barns; for School Inspector, Wil­ liam Brian; for Constable*, William F. Rand, Duel P. Watt Robert fifeoup. . DRl'OGIBTH HVNDRJ ra, PAINTBAND OII>» Paint Color*, Varnish, and Dye Stuff*. School Book* & Stationery StSCEHtt SCHOOLBOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, STUDIED VDEKS UD P8ET nj rinro teas, Wall Paper axjd • Curtain Fixtures Ladies that aD special ooanmittiee should bo composed of a majority of those who voted hr the motion to raise them. No­ where con bo found the absurd proporititm, that the prerid.ng officer admmiatering Pariiamoatary law caa go behind the ‘-aye* and nays," and canvass the COMTRACToifi Mte rropMte witi te reasirte kJ the »>iMl.( Cromiiu* »T HteMl Dk*tri*t *0.1.. ef the O«y efllMtiac*. M ite HaatlM* «sltee*l Arok. VSeteelM fey tt May. to 0 iLtri fcraltetef IS* Mleelof ■etsrisl. DR. WILSON'S COUGH MIXTURE 4On» n*b**rk.l. te* i wfey, Ayrtl SOU, tots. । FERGUSON'S M=i right, is disqualified to serve, and that Hor*.—In this township the Repub­ an Meiteaed and unprejudiced com­ lican ticket waa elected by a handsome mittire can only bo made up ef those majority, vicept Supervisor, on which For Mupervisor, John McCallum, for Town Clerk. Augustus Armour, tor Treasurer, Abram Replug!*; for School Inspector, George II Abram*; for Cotnmiatemar of Highways. Robert A Kel­ ley; far JaUicee of the Peace, William GiTraia. and George M Hadron to fill vacancy; for Cnnstahlre, Jaber Chamb«riain. William Van Horn, Jamea H. Wanl tSTn, ^r Sextus*, I A1„ MbH ,n.j Lnr»n»v D. Pickard, 1 . DRUGS Medicines, Commiasinoer, Isaac Sponable; for School Inspector, Morris H. Barto*) for nor advocates th* preposterous doctrine Constables, John Ifrlnt.'te, Marcus that a Republican Senator voting for in­ Durham, George Davis aad Harlow G. vestigation, bat elating hie belief that । a tee fite of March 1878. This result was expected, aad waa dre ■evwd by the Bopuhlican candidate. advocacy of the appropriation far the Deaf and Dumb A*>lum to be situated here. The Committee did net finish tha subject, but no opposition is anticipated. Two hundred and fifty three vacrinaticns have been made since Friday last, and over one thousand since free racci- against any measure. The Democratic minority aided by Sumner. Schurs, Fen­ ton, Tipton and Trumbpll, for throe For Buperviaor, PMadas Brown, for seem to be all tbo malcontents could Town Clark, William Mrrick; for Treas­ not have forced any invoetigatera what­ urer. Eber Like; far Justice of; the ever. /f the Republican Senator, had For Alderman, Walter W. Ketloy, Rep 1 Chartea B. Wood, Dam. 7 on COTXMPORARY INSPECT- For Alderman to fill vacancy. ISO THS RSTURKS A. Philo Drake, Rep. •> Charles B.-Wood, Dem Hava the Largest and meat attractive stock of Dye Stuffs, for Treasurer, Btepbea 8. lagoraea; fo Justice of the Peace, George D Darden; for School Inspector, Henry Stinehcomb; for Constables, Seth Lov.wvll and Tru­ Senators Chandler ani Ferry,of Michi­ man Bawdy; for Drain Commisnioner, The extraordinary course pursued by gan, with about sixty lumbermen from David B Kilpatrick. Senator Sumner, before tha Arms laMichigan were received by the Presi­ TMtigating Committee, baa filled hie IsVnra — In thia townteip the Dem­ C-M fries!* and admirer* with grief dent yesterday. ocrat* elected Supervisor, Treasurer and Justice and the Republicans the balaooe New Advertisements. protest to not even deserve that pf the ticket. Th* officer* so far as we protentious title, more, they are Hrswarr of votes cast for Ward mere iniuln, given in the place of officers in the reapeetive Wards at the evidence, and to cover hie utter failure a?y of Hastings, aa certified by the In­ to prove anything wrong in the arms spectors of Election of said Wards Baitings Sty Republican. aom Ml, aad a plurality over tbe Rebel D*aaons*cy at over 2,(W, and with him tee eotsse State ticket, and a large ma- ml founded thair jtertform on any ideas, principle or public policy, but on the ambition of persona! prefrrenoee. He soys our country ia too eahghteaad ma to aee throogh this manilret transperenrr. ted will testify eothuaiaatiadfy to their appreciation of Gen. Grant at the Philadelphia Convention. JAPANESE WONDERFUL OIL! SILKS CENTS WEBB’S • Secondly — A* to the propriety U teetifying before the .ommittre, we have rimply to *ay that the Senator took the roaponsibildy of amoting the wheels of legislation for a modth to ventilate lua grovioucve.amoug other things he made a three hour* »] "*jt1. alleging gross liolariuua at tew dangerous tn tha peace of the country, and now when culled ujsin in the interest of that public cauvo for which bo profcasid ao mnch lew, to tell the country all he knows, ho shield* himself behind a pretense of ronatltutional inviolability, aad refutes to testi­ fy. This must be a queer constitution which permit* a Senator to boar false testimony in the open senate, but ric*** the door in his face, if he 1* called upon to prove hi* charge* before his peer*, so that the alleged grievance may be re­ Under Price. For $4 50, 75. $2 00, $2 50 per Yard I IN FULL BLAST! sulating everywhere dm! Grant will bo elected by a two thirds electoral vote, haa thoroughly maddened hb Senatori­ al oppostents- Tbe» right of water to a mad deg is ix>t u i iicumstance to the - convulsive rage'eauaed by the probable . Bairtmsx — Here the Republican" ; elected the following eirellrai ticket by Rrrwra.—Here th* whole Repotli | their usual majority, aa we had everv car; ticket waa elected by rom- sixtyrosaoo to suppose they would : fire majority, as follows: For Supervisor, Rusari K. Stanton; For tfoperviaor. Lewis Wileox; for fie Town Clerk. Charles M. Mack; for Town Clerk, Sews! W. lane ; for Tress Treasurer, John Lachty; for Jut tic* ef tec Peace, Daniel C. Waner, far Cusemiasoiwr of Highnrayu, William M. Warner, for Cdmmisrioner of Highways to fill vacancy, John Bartlett; for CoaDavid L. Hoes; for Caxuaissiooar of steblas, Horace Hull Turner Gardner, Highways to fiU vacancy, George W. Franklin Route and James Endsley. Loehr, for School laapeoinr, Henry S. Mooroa; fur Coaatables, Robert Row, IrwursmjL—Hare ss usual the ItePhilip Burgees Charles Ven Arman. pabBraaa swep t the field on every offiosr, except Chirk, by a nrgjonty of about VEGETABLE Worm Confections, Clark's Photcgraph Gallny. created by aa ate of Congraw about a year ago, ia composed of three Commiaaioncra and leas than a ecore of derka Their duties consist in examin­ ing into and reporting on tbs claims of loyal aluena living in the Sooth, whoee property was appropriated for governmeat purposes during the Rebellion. There bare been placed on the files This wonderful vegetable rettovativa up to the prsisat time, over 1S.OOO ebuma, with a fair probability at the present rate of increase of the aggre­ gate number reaching not leva than 28.­ 000 or 80,000 before the expiration of the time limited for Cling. Ono of tha peculiarities of this office are especially subject, it ia superseding noticeable by contrast with olbera. b that every other stimulant In al! dimate*. Baaax —In thia townahip the Deenae- 1150 oo most of the candidate*. Wo ra­ the Qimmissiooerw all wort, ia fact tropical temperate or frigid, it note aa a racy elected the Supervisor and one grot the- very unnecessary defeat ot Mr. specific bi every species of disorder Justice, owing to a very unneceerorv I H. L Parish, as for it. there was no auf- by them before ita final disposition, tear­ which underrated* the bodily strength focal quarrel among the Republieaus., ing to th* clerks the mechanical point of and breaks down the animal epirita. who really have eome 80 majority in ; registenag and the simpler portion of the township. The officers elect are n» •' etete are as follows: the abstracting. For Bupemror, F.. W. Collina; for (farik,T. A. DsBaansr, for Treasnrex, Township Clerk, Christopher C. Bute; 8. C. Rich: for Justice of the Peera, W. for Trewrer, Gideon F. MeAlastor. for I. (teHr, for Commurioasr of Highways, Justice, of the hast, Georg* & Bissell, Georgs R. Rnsasll; far Schoo! Injector, (fan terra). Adam Elliott, (raesney of 2 P. H. Niaksrn; for Con.tablra, J. H. year*,) Edward Fl—shnrgb. (va—ly of Kevith, Charles Curti-.. Jnhn Msws rition ot the question, so that the Sen­ J year*); for Crwnasiari now of Highways ate sal the country nagbt have known piAKTATlON LADUS' RBABYMABB SUITS highest style of the ai”t. Good\ pictures of Children guaran­ teed. Call and- see for yourselre*. BHTO B. r. UHWESTER, Operator. & T-185O-X. IIsaak - . March 1st. fia. Em.' tlteool Bouar, * n*. March lath, aa* ■ - - NEAR THE BANK. The beet etock; of Meat always on hand CaD and Get your Steck, Roasts. -e tiring yew want. CENTS Beautiful Women. what waa expected to bo done. This was aid Thad StaphoM* metho.]. TnStead at that, Sherman launched his tarifr bill and tha Senate haa been at $1 00, t Button, $2 00, 2 buttons. Stewart & Steinholf, Freah Garden, Flower, Tree and Shrub, Evergreen. Fruit and Herb Seeds, Prepaid by Mail. A complete and jntficioua aiwortment, 25 aorta of either elaaa, >1.00. The six classes, (150 packets) for >5.00. Also, an immense stock of one grafted Frail Trees, Small Fruita, Fruit Stocks, Young Fruit, Ornamental aad Ever- �suteoriter. they offer IM.M5 in prom- » ‘ZttL’XSLtr*^ tt’ut innte.th.prinrip.lotteofwhfch w>nbe|^«»”*rW‘»- Mriter.m^ a price ot real estate raised ci 123,000. W. tkink it will be suf. to inrmt in, the nufett-n: I*»C ttfefe B*m. null*. .teatdone" and "Is being built," left them crushed and lame. Im found a new o[ponent. This adventurous knigbt !■ Dr. ITtsedward Hall, who to that *tnguAO quiet after the election. lariy fortunate bring, a literary AmeriSome new maple sugar in market ren aeeepttd and prate^l by foreign crliAs new goods begin to arrive, adr 1 -and who l> al«>an authority tn henserlt, and th* holder ot an Oxford de­ gree. It Is In th# April arts* that Dr. Hall throws down bl* fcagu In da fens# of tbo wounded pasrivc prewnt— Imperfect. Wb#n Mr. White advances Macaulay, Dlekens, and Th* M'antit a* bls aulbortttes. Dr. Hall ponures •down upon him with Southey. Coler­ idge, Lamb, Landor. De Qnlnoey,—*J1 David R. Cbox is Mayor, and there of whom Wted the objectionable “te be­ wUl be ao more of th* people'* money ing" and "wa* being.'' It waa an inexpended to benefit Bing property, tn spl ration of analogy, he thinks, that th# detriment of th* public, for on* y*ar at least. liuiinem btgins to improve. 7J cents fur men Cottonade Pants al the Great One Price Store of Grand Rapids. Star Clothing House. CNI1CHES. iSEMX^^ ,‘gatBs?atik"-- *r '■ v.,ri m me tytaie. Star Clothing House, Grana Rapids. Only $7.00 for douhble and twist___ clothes for men. Star Cloth • ing House, Grand Rapids. Cvtlxxv — Hick* Brother, hare just received a nice aMurtment of ail .trie* of cutlery. Remember.—That Use Odd r allow’a balL in aid of the Organ Fund, ia to be held at Union Hall, on Friday evening the fith inst Beyond question, tbs oc- •xorodingly pleasant, while th# purpose which prompted th# lodge bore to *xtend a n invitation to tbo public to join Dox'r Bx Dxnuvn by tha b<Mt|of wnrtLUe* Bumps and well fixture* which are forced upon th* public by unprinci­ pled ageul*. But gv to Austin and Grant's Pump Factory, in Hastings, and get a Pump which will not got out of order. They keep a large stock iff all Utraia.—At the election on Monday kinds of well and cistern Pump* con­ Aiderman iLuns. without th# slightest stantly on hand, and repair putnpn to apology, anaiu utter n#gtoet of hiaofBciqi duty es an Alderman, abandoned hfs position on the election Board in the ■Ith Ward, tlmuzh p-re«tt a*, the jolts has cured many esssa of Serofuls of Av*. all day, working for the succ**s of th# t*n and twenty years' standing, where Ring. We regret to *■• a man of hi* th# patient haa had many physicians, real wor-h, and outride of politics, of tried manv of th* known reinvdi** : and. such starting integrity as Mr. Hams has afi#r trying th# Vagvliuv, th# cuuuaon ever proved hiinaolf to posvj»v, sell out ; remark as. "It art* differently, works to a “Ring" as eutrupl aa exists under differently, from any medicin* I have ever takan." Vagctrn* will cleans* discharge the duties of an important scrofula from the system. Tvy it. trust to h.s bauds cjmmitted by the rote* of th# people. Grant River Talley Divigtm ^gsfisrijss: Michigan Central R. OLD, RELIABLE AN* DIRECT ROUTE, issismaauwssssa- sets idatfimn and ccdipier. aad the safety air brake (to prevent the lore of life that is every where otes happening): Pullman' • aleepwrs, Pullman dining ears, large an.l I>owcrfn! engines (to make quick time ami good ronnectioos), and are in a word the Iwet equipped road* in the WeaL Bo that if you darire Io go safely •UT*br’ quickly and comfortably to any print in Boathrrn lows. Nebraska, Kansre, or on the Pacific Roads, be ear# that yon go "By W*y of Burlington." All who wish particular information, and a large map, showing nmttij tbo Groat West, and all it* railroad cottnactions, can obtain them, and any other knowledge, by addressing General Pas­ senger Agent, B. A Mo. B. B. IL, Bur­ lington, Iowa. ______ storm a* that of last Sunday. The snow B. Skinner A Ce-, cf Battle Creek to be found among our new advertisements to­ day. They ar* among the more popu­ lar Business House* in central Michigan placed on our table a White Dorkin egg. from his poultry yard that is 8 1-2 incurs around the loof trtf, and 7 inches in circumferanre. In our opinion that egg Esuuxo.—Report says the new Iron Bridge al the foot ef Broadway ia in a foiling ewndittou. Well that i« what might be oxpseted. The Tammany your hair so conspicuous, can sraSy be remedied by using a bottle or two of public Anc ioti a fin* lot of personal Nature's Hair Rastorarire. aprfitS property, including a valnabto spaa of mares, at his residence <mo end a half mil#* South-east of Quimby cm taction Notice is hereby gmm that th# List*, 35 in lb* Township ot Hastings, on Fri­ of Valuation* and Eqjunarotiona, mad* day th. 12th inst at on# o'tfoek in the aad taken within tire 4th Collection District of th* State of Michigan, by th# by them returned for tb# annual list, under aad by virtu# of aa Act of Con­ go**, #nlUic<! “An Art to provid# in­ terna! revenue, support th# Government, pay the interest on tb# national debt, A*.," will b# opeu for axamination at my afire, m the viUage a! Ionia, far the •pne* of nv* Days from end after the SM DAY OF XPRIL, 1872. will sell three line rows and other ralnnbto stock at public Auction, tm Saturday the 13th inst, at oaeo'etoek r. ar. at Ma residene* near tho Wileox School Hourc lies thro* feci deep on the level in Miun*«uta sr.d two fe*t deep in Wisronriu. while the slurm has swept from the At­ lantic to th* Rocky Mountains. Snow fsll to various depth* a* for south a* Denver, Fort Union and Santa Fc. learned a* w* believed Dr. Ayer in th* arcana of nature, and wonderful a* we know, bis medicines to be, we were not prepared for ao signal an instanc* of bls superiority, not only over the wit* men, but the wisest of animai* who** imtrnct is considared ufailing. W* drive up the peg, more firmly than ever, over our hearth for Ayer-* American Almanac. Ceder Baphls Tirnce, March 10. U tilled Htatea PateutOfflc* to Michigan Inventors for the wsak ending March 38, 187i, and each bearing that date. Furniahed this paper bv OoxACnx. Solleltoro of Patent*, Washington, D. Hay Waggon, A. B. Bartow, Adrian. Apparatus fur Operating Chttniv, D. W. Ketchum. Owosso. Metallic Layer Loop for Haroros. IL J. Alegn, Kalamasoo. . Cigar Mould, J. Bazler, Detroit. Pump, J Bea:: Hudson. Backet fur Chain Pumps, W. Hutchisuu, Betlevm*. Carriage Whrel, M. Jiiknena, Thr o Fire Extinguisher, F. X Martin, En. Hkxzt, fbrmeriy dark ia Um Na­ Dowagiac. tional Hotel wiffi Chartoe Dolph, has Washing Machine, J. Taylor. Three ret urned again ta this city nod taken full laiga propot bun, of course of oar Bepresmtativ#* a|* from the country or inte­ rior, and thew meo, many of them good old farmer* compare favorably ia ap­ pears around demeanor with onr city bred lawyers who reed to b* thought the only our* tit to legulste for their constituent*. | The dignity of the** member* struck re forcibly and w* bare recora it: Senator Ball of Grand Rapids appear* Io be 4 well posted man and is a fluent speaker, and we shanld judge, a valn- District. All appeal* be ia writaad araat specify the particulxr cares, matter or thing, reepteting winch a dsririmt ia requested , aad the inepual ity or error of winch rewipbint it made matt 1 i^fc'jrfr and driMcriy ae> forth- Arnu.2d, 1872. En. Bxsxxs.— I hav* no apologies to make for my protracted sitonc* Busi­ na#* of course. Walk wo bar* sgaxa fought th* political battle m our Towtshijs and a* the amok* of th* routes! beautiful morning seats hiratvlf to giv* you th# result. Th# killed, number thirteen, all democrat#. Heretofore, fc* several yrore ia our townriiip, Uicre ha* li*eu * tplit^real us|preteDded,|*«tended I think, by the democrat», to a* to b.iad *om» RapubCeaaa, and that divi*..n ha* bs*n calhd clay and tand. Ax is well known by tbo#* a ho arc acquainted with the soil at aux township, the Eastern portion is day soil, and the Western is sandy, and for three or four years there has bv*u a pretend*! jealousy cm th# pail of th# eastern voters, mostly Democrats of rourse. that th* 8up*rviserif a rwideatot th* Weatern part ol th* Jowoship, has asse***d th* itostotn. or day ]aul of th* town, tou high, and th* Western or ready part no: higl. •nocigh. Of course, them were enough of th# sand men to catch at ths bait. ‘ktkJxr'cxaSc 5**UtaM*ia#lhwre#a*v*l. Ths tbreaaMb 4 m*iia«i **■■** w*U U«w ska *Mk• sal- : INOCURENO CJ SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKUtY A SLAI1B. Hupei visor. Hine#th*n. Mr. Editor. « has been apparent that the bowl of clay and sand haa b#en only for effect by the Demo­ crat*. and >o ihu spring the Republi­ cans, with some few exception*, stood by thair nominee for 6up*r <isdr (Henry Brown) and elected him, as they did the entire ticket by a baodsom* mqjcrity. This being 1‘rcsid.ntisl election yesr.wt certainly felt Gist we should make clmui work at our township apring election. Thinking you msy not have any too much room in your ttattach and true paper for comspondence thia week, will close with a premia* of more anon. Truly, Ran- «■<! our Detroit Senator, Alanson Sbetoy, but nothing aeeined to cocis up to bring him to bi* f*#t, sad bs evidently preferled bis luxurious ••easy chair." The dosing arenas of thi* extra ses­ sion are evidently test chawing to an end and Monday will, undoubtedly, wit­ now aa adjournment sw dir. Tb# pro­ ceedings of tbs last two days bare been rated by tb* report at ths investigating romtnitts# ia regard to land Commi*vicnar Edmond's altedgad frauds ia bia En. ILu.xxn.-I endoaa the result of Department, and it* rccommeudation ir Township m*eling yasterdav, the tbm b« be impeach. Tb. action ia this imaa of th# pereire elected to thair ma Iter 1* nos under way, and many •pectiro offices, ant by majorities aa here prououare him guilty in advance. Certainly th* operation* in tb* Isuid office have been very mysterious nf late aad seme sxpres* lb# of inion boldly that Th* Democrats adopted th* "peauro” the whole crowd, Oommiaucasr. dark* policy, did not get up a ticket. Bogne of them took th* new •‘departure" and To add to thi* b th* charge made by voted a chan Republican ticket, others Mr. Hwinsford against Repre**utaliT* voted i«rt though they would vote the HUI of receiving a bribe, which is also whok in ths Call. Rs’ally Mr. Editor, Ixing mvaetlgated. These tv* affair. they drew largely on my sympathy, Uto TWO GRAND CAPWALSOF $5,000 each in (vreenbaoka' 1 H*v** a Baggy, wish Bav*r#M«>t*4 Uarw.., *0* <Md Mid lUlrer L*«*v greuag Vawari ti* nobl* race, their old hunt.dg ground, "I-o the poor (Indian) Detnocroi” PHuriavlH*, April, 2d 1872. re busy a* a bee. on calling on him thi. tnovniag. hut not *. engaged as to for­ get hie habitual court**;. He ia enjoying exndbnt health. We wish an T. v#n* tSterat Fe**il—a vWl k* mM. c-ngl, S^W.Twre*.* VwWraRa Goli & Silver Watches Fltttt (Sold JTow**Xr7, A: which time and ptec* appeals will b# received and determined rolativ# to any Detroit & Milwaukee R R SIM ILIA 8IMTLIBUB CL'RANTUR. SPECIAL NOTICES. lw:ng the Chspcuan House, which was well kept when we were h.re before, but The above work as a handsome octavo is now Ittler kept under its new proprievolume, gotten up ia very good ttyle throughout, and is sold at a roasonkble charge* are reasonable, th* tab)* first price. It has l*e«n prepared with great rias* and the attendanr* upon ita guests care and skill, and will be found a prompt and polite. So many of our legislators think who thoroughly reliable guide for th* dkeeoccupy its rooms during this brief and other srvsiuua of our State Legislature as du** alto our friend IL E. B.. on* of the editors of the Detroit Ttokoi# who is corresponding for his own paper. this high-ton .-d book cannot fail to show He is a quiet, good man, and as sueh its auptrionty to thorn amill works, liketb well where peace mi l order prewritten by d**ign!ng m»n upon soma of | vaitoth. h.nee hi* choice of th* "Chapthe disease* tf women, which lav* pan- derod to low taaL s and depraved idi a?. 1 or puffed «oia# patent nostrum. S, T. I Dickorman, a gentleman from Cinrin- ; a writer, and wishes ho could approach natu Ohio,'is th’ ngvut for t..* work in ! him tn either respect. Christian editors thii State. Il* has met with gratifying , are a scar.-* commodity in three evil days, and ought to b# cultivated “every Advertising alone does not imidure Township meeting in Hasting, on Mun­ soccesa The th mg which is advertised j day, the people liy a unanimous vote, ' appointed a Cummilt*# to bring tu t against th* pretended owner* of tha burying gronud, to recover th* interest th* Township ba* in the*# ground# ! This ia right. Th* p#opb should protect ro#d; if it ia poor, don't praise it, for | their own interests, against nil "Rinas" p«opl* will icon diecover you uro lying, i and at all hsxarda, and by just «ueh Bach is the policy of the ' Buriiagtoo ) Route, which run* to three great regions lath# West: 1st, To Omaha, ronnccting with the greet Pacific Road*. 2d, To lanooln, the capital c-f Nebraska, day, frean our worthy young townsman says : "Bleak and blustering aliout ibis aad all that beeutilu! region south of Will. F| Kenihrid, who is on* vf the time, with heavy snow."—Cedar Rapids tb# Hntte, tilled with IL R- Lands and partnon in the law Cnn of Gibnoa k (la.) Times, March ». hom*st#od* 3d. To 8L Joseph. Kan­ K*u£*lit, at laddingtuu. Mi.li. Will struck a good point by going up in that sas City and all Kansas points. Th* roads are splendidly built, have section. He is looking well and trpurte thv brot bridges, --finest care, the Miller "businres good.’’- muit have intrinsic merit, or else large adv-rising will eventually doit more harm than good. If you barn anything which you know to be good advertise It thoroughly, and you will b# sure to xuo- 4HIE1____ ____ EilKi raw. j»». x Ixmg may they b* •pared io rmp * well earned reward. Axotbex Law Owns.—W* announce Brighton is growing rapidly, a new ith pleasure, that Hon. Harvey Wright wild eflbrt to prov* that you're not first and sobstaatial hotel to to b# added tn cvualn to the gorilla." Darwin. Huxley, the attractions of th* place, a desidera­ Lubbock, g»t bo quarter from Dr. £aw- tum long and greatly needed. But wa are lingering too long "en route,” and must hurry on to Lansing, “lb# City at magnificent distances,” and take mysticism for k*ea and simple as W* found it on our arrival "the Citv logic. That goes without saying- This is not by any mean, declaring that blocks of any on# of cur 20 “Patent" such mysticism I* not good, and worthy Detroit paveiuont* in Bus Macnterpri*of all honor and credence; Il I* only a ing City. W* find on# redeeming feature and Pen insular Railway ■ ICH1GAR CENTRAL R. R. v». ta*w— ths drawings and knowing th* exoelritil . t»> st,«-et u character of th# Calvart’e work will be ' well worthy of its eplen did subject, our new million and a half dollar* Capitol. Th* ndvertisMiienl of thia aetwm* will Ea. Bsxxxs:—Leaving Detroit st appear in tho Bsxxxx in doe time. Th* beautiful *prtng-hk* weather and 4c<5 on Tuesday last, ws rottted along <m th* well appointed and luxurious I Ute warm sunshine of the but two days lire dried op these muddy roads and infnsod activity all over thia am tiop and were exceedingly well treat d in our ca­ pacity as the Baxxn's rot respondent by we read that in Detroit building opera­ tbo accomodating conductor cm afore- tions have been resutred with a vim. Whatever wo may hare said about Thia ia th* second obligation »• arei the inertuass of lansuig aa a City, w. I under to Mr. Bees# th# efficient Buper-. give ita private citiaena credit fur baring intendent and hi* oadjutor and aaais- as fine stores a* ar# to be found anytent Mr. Tho# Pain*, and we hereby acknowtedga the samu mast gratefully, and repeat what we bar* said one* be­ Marsh, Whataly. and the rest of tbo fore, that thair Ro*l da##ev*s all tho "purists,” are Hute else than philologi­ good thing* which hav# been written cal fogies, Philistines in spweeb, con­ servatives in grammar, and ala*!— Stopping over at Brighton we engaged vague designation is lb* unkind**: cut ll>« hospitality of our friend of 13 years of all; when uobody know* what you standing; Mr. Richard Lyon. Mr. L. is mean, what mayn't you mean t ffietb#- on* of th* pioneers of this section bar­ tic*, not criticism, may be, be thinks, ing emigrated from New York Oily Th* following linei were com noted by Mr. White's congenial (lament, tor "of nearly 30 years since, and bring now Mias Addie Nichols, and recited by Mas ttvst equanimity, circumspection, rater Jerry Wolcott, al tha Sunday School 1 ‘ rorident of th* Pioneer Club of Briton. tleneeot research, and equipment ot Concert of the Christian Chureh ia minute scholarship without whlab it Is Surrounded by his children wh* are all Naabrilto, Michigan, cn th* eveaiag of given to no man to bs a philologist, ba tta*. unhappily, made tbs most penuri- pious and lovely wife are enjoying a March 81st 1872, it bring th# forewll ou« provision.” W hat say twt tbou. good coinfottabl* fort one, the rraults of un­ of their Faster Bev. 0.1. D#yo. Monsieur Dogberry? "An two inen tiring industry and a well ord .red and Stlii .lira ui PM lat. Mr Win wotttoa'r una ni Dax». why ? 8a* record of the conreynuc# at1 For particulars aee financial statement at tb# Cemetery remind* from th# Ring1 of Hirer side Aaaodatrin in the last to IhetaMlrre, aa raomdad in tb* office’ Hasting* AfesteJrinari. of the Bagtatar of Djvda. Qrxar No. 2.—If it coat* a thousand Qmr No. 3.-If it i* worth *20,75 to go to Mareball, what is th# rah*# of Myer's fiddle box. For jmrticuUre in­ quire ol on* of th* s>#aiben of tl>« drop-in-call on our v*ry jvopulai State Treasurer. I’. Collier, was mod# a lengthvMd visit by bia gentlemanly end hearty politeasa*. In tbaa# day* of of­ ficial oomiptiae, Mr. C. eaa stand th. tost of ttoreqyA Jtore*^, and ia a worthy No Water Works, or pared street’, or Gas Company ia Lansing yet, altho' they are/way to have thorn. A private individual, Mr. D. W. Bock, hewever TBWiK HMHT. �T|l* ftwrih LAN UNION, 905348303063485323 ’heWy The Bam WARD" BEECHER. NBV 1DVEIT1SEMEKTS. Dsuchey A Co's. Column. ___ Among the latest New York fashions, th* Utica Ofoarew rorreaQondent aay* that an mgeuiou* method ol making wedding prevent* ha* beeu diwoverod , ■nd «ne lair bride at l«ut ha* been enlightened recarding "the triek. and the manner." of wedding guest*. A newly-made wife, having had a multiplicity of cvally aalvrra given her on her wedding day. claimed the priti- 8375 ddKdtJS.T.y.T.t MWWll M dupbrafe. all* might Joraera for aomethmg of which ibe at»>d m greater treed With this end ia view, *bo re­ paired to Tiffany'* one day with a doplicate *alver, and made knoa i> her «i*h to exchange it. What waa hrr aurpriac. however, to rev the ahopmui glanre auapiu-.uaiy nt the article, and deny that it had ever bean purehared at that eetabbahment "Where did it come from, tbea f the lady aomeahat inuignviitly a»kal. ■’Doebtleaa from tbe dollar .tura, madam," wm tli. candid reply. It waa ia vain th* lady nmerted that SHEPARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, $200(^1" NORTH ^SuRmaST Frier. o»lU 30 Cent* a Hottie. Tlileanlcle hea been thoroughly laeud and NEW ENGLAND MEDICINE •he called the ahopman'i attention to tha elegant caw bearing Tiffany'* own trade-mark. “That make, no difference. madam,” wa* the reply- “ There i* a great de­ mand for o«r empty ca*e* thia raaaoo, _ 1 .1.— Lt— tk. 1. LIFE OF JAMES FISK. h»x!a.-acqP mjsg^yawr wasrfias-fi Wheeler & Willson ■M Enlabboment Change of Fobm, Wknt*f Jm*uj Ik* *•*■< * wiU kwedlw ta fcUrt i. i., Jamutirr, Iiutlffettion. Sour.Hom- ■ wrh, f'oarirennui, .Vrrrowj ot»d Sinkllmlarhr, I.lrrr Com/tlalnt, />rer.f A|yur, 7>y»;rej>e4o, Worm* fa CHtUren, PUn. nillout Om»-^ ! plolnU, Lmuof Apprlitr. Erup­ tion* of the S^tn, llmple* on Out Ol all MJalaea ttal ■ >» .Uw-elh a*4 reteM •M <* »4 —*. UOtlb H MtlVl.H u, k.rtk <M< tr„v.cl ,UC« • 1570 One Year only $3.00, Half a Million having been Sold! Wamalet ikiw ymn ky a raaaaeelkla *m>. r«»y. brwghl U U Ik, tMW ef Ua par-, tan Sht SCouItry <Urd. ggfigg aiMLCjiifflij: 1 D. COOK, Apt. our than fowl* ; fiah, flerii, herb* and gram bung devoured by them wilheqa■1 reliah. Wa a»y equaL for tbou.-b they mmuiunly jaiuniw upon mail with groat aridity than upon grain, thi. it generally Ix-catue it afford, a ranty,an<l a flock kept for a while almcMt entirely on animal food will abow tho aarne grcol llaMtlnfgM, Minh. A Challenge. .Wa Will Otvx 11,000 r.,.. fo- Sow, <ll«O ..kt. L^“x:».1r.Tu,Lta£.<h.'KR; Michigan Exchange. ■D«<ir* which ore LAlurallv umltoc to u <r.o-< ±e on/or a few kind* of food.' Thaa «*tTStUX I’PBUsmjG co. CHc«c«. >“ K»BrBgjsgtS CARBOLIC TABLETS, upon bi* bill ol fare. " ‘ ‘v ■ M with th* 1______ ____ __ c*M> i* diflrrAt, for no paraua can main­ tain tbe higbeat efliciwu y when ronfinvd to one article of food. No matter bow food we may be of a particular <li*h, w* kwo’ruluh tor it when allowud nothing t>l«e for a number of eotuacuUve meal., ■nd th* intouve craving for variety iadi- Q.< »lr WdU' C*ri»IK 1 calc* a* ita •ouree aoraetliing more then lucre appetite. It giro* evidence of real tmemitiea of tho eyatorn which are con•tantly varying with tbe changing eircumvtancaa ol weather, t’m|>loyuiHiil BLOOD PURINIER CAUTION ur, a air. out ILLUSTRATE!) LITRATB1I CHEAT INDUSTRIES! LSATHER-TOCKIN& NOVEL Tha fondnen tot variety ahown; by | fowl* i* aa significant of real need, at we have found it to be in onreelvra. J In purveying for them a judiciooi varfotv. a^loctvd trora tho three general dinaum* —animal fool, treeh vegetable. *nl grain—it at all aeaaona abeotuirly ttactaary for young and <44, in order to make them perfectly thrifty True, they will —— X-—i ........ nod water, ao kept, a l---------- ------- ■-------- ---- —JU a to tw p*e» ! varied tho week through. Corn can. be think that, given ground and nngrosnd. raw and vea abouhl cookwl. Onto we prefer ground fiae. ae aBM VUta*M*MMW !ClwwM. ililn luvalara i-t <*• f-m.lv •.w aSwta. A Whole Ubrary ia iaolf, rsAeMscea cttitr Leather—Stocking jsSSfS&r™ Romances. UAACW, 1 uyugr twratotn. 'to! Aae*Cee»-M I^S=KaS!K,te,”‘' DE Wall I Were aMiAfaii ' sift. th. e*riv «*J • ihaaa.J MM. ■* Ute la* gee a«J t-M.' - !• trf aprin. eoaee oyaa bln Can a»C V.*H>e • !*.» a.J tlreotfth Irra tb er of live etoek (hat Ury may grow tat on bia labor. Every wool growet In tha Northwest ought to aee that Tns •” »•—— —Meh ha* to m>every farmer'* Xa lor animal food, the choice ut j ■uitable and eoouomioal kind* depend* ■pan locality. Neer the ahorc um> ! clam, and cheap *ort» of fch boded Thera i. a mine of wealth in tbe pro­ duce of tbo *ee which mar be uhl®fd in egg miring In aome jxrt* <>f the country young calve, can bo Ixraght for what their *km. Bro worth, aad th* carcaaa boiled in an arch kettle, tbe fleeb being io tender that fowh <aa trick it from the bone* without any mincmg be­ ing required. Tallow chandler.' wrap* are a very portable form of animal food ’ for poultry, and have the advantage of keepiag well. Butcher.' waate, auch n-< calve.' .nd lamb.' pluck, when pmfed ly frerii and eweet may be boafod and ran throoghl* aauoge machine, thus making a aubattfota for inaoct* and tmo eerily .wallowed by the .malleat dxkk•ni In warm weather when fowl* have thmr freedom, nud not too many ■re kept at one plnor, they will find for tbenueh<aaU tha arumal food tbeyaeod The ftwah vegvtablo department may be filled with young tender gram in aummor, cut from a lawn where there i* a fine growth, every morning whan the dew i* on, and thrown to >unh fowl* a* are yarded. Poultry nt hberty ahquid bo allowed aoewa. to a plot kept «loedy •haven, for the gram i* aa ordinary meadow noon growa too rank. Sentebme* it i* convenient to feed the young beeta oui<>n» and kttuce* that are thuui»d from tbe row. to poultry that ia kept •hut up. Hoevn-:, the rewiiiMMa'with which tier will eat th* varioo* garde a v.getablradepmul* «* habit or echuatioa, if we may ure no jiretrniaja* a wml. Ia winter »hop up carrota, turaipa, be ti, mangokia, cheap or aeediag •flsfoa.if the lector <raa be afloed-d; and to teach the fowl* to eat thee*, thoroughly mix with meat till appetite ia acquired, when tbev may be given alone aad aheruataly raw aad cttokad.. Bailed putatoe* and raw cabbage* will graerailv be eaten without preriou* traiamg, and thia font InrlinMa* that they are the beat vegetable food for winter.—f*uifrv JURUBEBA i Ereslt Garden, Flower, True | and. Shrub, Evergreen, Fruit and Herb Seeds, Prepaid by j 1 Mail. A complete and judicious i assortment, 25 sorts of eitlier class, $1.00. The nix c omq i (150 packets) for $5.00. Abn», an immense stock of one year grafted Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, Fruit Stocks, Young Fruit, Ornamental and Ever­ green Seedlings, Blubs, Rosen, Vines, House Border Plants, 4c., Ac., the most complete assort­ ment iff America. Prepaid by mail Priced Cataloges to any hddreM, also trade lists, gratis. Seeds on Commission. Agents ROMANISM Wanted. Reflected ia the Last Jadgaeit! B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, A new work! An awakening inve.ti- Plymouth, Mass. “ '” ' Established gntioa!! A thrilling theme of fruitful 1842. jan24ia2 I Dr. Wells’ Eiiml of JmWa thought for lire men. line ereaiod more excitement than the •'Wandering Jew.” Eminently adapted to tho traree. It nnraveb the Romaniab *y«tmn from ita origin tn the prevent; expoae* it* beeekaa prwtenooa, Ita franda, ita oppoaition. to onr public aclioola, and religion* and civil libnrtiea, ita finale, Ae. Tlu* work ia in elegant octavo volume, containing 753 page*, 109 SraUeiam nngraving*. Bound in sheep, price 17, in clot Bent by mail rm. reeelpl of *, rarezw Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar. .A jSF IO YEARS Public Test Hm proved lutscs.* DR. CROOK S BLACKSM ■wC WINE PUBIFY YOUH BLOOD. Addrea* ca*b order* to IL B. LEWIS, Agfofor tha U. K. 4w Auaeaax, Ya*. causzns' HANNON WASHER NATURE'S Wit, floven ail irnptai 1_ DEBT halford � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-04-10.pdf 0c6c9e5eb490fe7ed9737b185cdbbaee PDF Text Text The Basner Company, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY APRIL 10. 1872. VOL XVI. NO. 50. Prifwal nd Bim> Wfi MM tataS i:rerr great enough far some of them to wish to leoni to raid, aad so my school com­ menced. There were six pupils to be­ gin with, bni thirty before I had kept school* foetalght. whiBh were all ths children of a teechabls ego within four mites. . Afterwards I began a night school, chtefiy of men, though taere were some young gnls; the elder women didn’t seom to osro to learn. Igrow to hero great friendship with the poonto, and every door was open to me; 0?d when I took my sketching mUriah down to the beach on tbo after­ noons, when the wift of straw oa on old •hipnaet told the natives that shoals of fish were near, 1 found many a willing model among the boys and men white they waited for their nets to be filled, or for thoir boats to be ready. Often 1 went out with them in their boats, and when we returned was owned in the SIABGITMG GWS! .atffiwQ* ■sfirta FIBE PBOOF STOVE Every Store. Warranted two Years. And see just how the thing is done. 10.000 SAP BUCKETS Winter Goods must be closed out gardless of cost. f dect (Hisceilnng, nnaicia!« a>4 HnnUMUW. Detroit Stoves! State Fair at Kalamazoo. , Northwestern Fi at Grand Rapids, Tiarcdal iron, the World. aww GOODYEAR 4; STRIKER Respectfully announce to their pntrons nnd the Public Generally,that they have removed to the Large and Commodious New Brick Store adjoining the IjVasbington Block, and; will be happy to serve all who may givp thetn a call. Crockery and Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will be sold for Cash Cheaper than nt the 'advertised w ‘ ’ Cost Sales. If you do’nt believe it call and see. We Pay _ Cash for Butter, Eggs, nnd all kinds of Produce. The world learns ita Isescc slowly. It means a storm to-mor- Much of the world doos not learn its “Whal! with socha sunoeif" She vouchsafed mo no answer and I I am a New Englander, and you know we New Engtepdera must bo always re­ forming the world, which sufficiently ac­ counts for my teaching sellout for a eate­ ry of affection in a village of heathenish name on the Long Island coast. Once I passed a summer there, and the wildness of the place, with its un­ pronounceable Indian name and tbo [win.itiveneta of the peojdo ; the deserts of salt meadows without a tree to break > hoaeii (het etsutebed away on either ride until sand and sky melted together in a i soft hasy gray ; the great open sea that ' roared and sang nnd cried oat with a deep voire all the day while wo listened Headers remimboring not the other' to it, and all too night while wo slept lia|bs of 4be parody nay judge fromi uneociciout of (I, tl»t -rolled an fa, u*~ .nd m iu». great nmuntaiwal wfore to break on byt qualified to understand the points! the ban! beach with a sound like a canmade by the California lady in her vor- con, the rush ol a foam, and the silence that followed—all of this bred in my heart long after 1 had left it. and I would think of it so vividly that I often I I walked dote up to her, ami spoke 1to her before aha taw me. •‘May I root here? 1 liavu been walking aad am tired.” . "Yea, dear, ait down." She moved a Jlit lie to make room boride her. “You're a ' stranger, dear, didn't liappcn to crane ia a ship from anywhere ' . ' There is no royal road to learning,” ia an old axiom, but the average Ameri­ can will not be convinced of the truth of it- It ia hard to ooavfaxw him of tbo truth of anything, when it is to his iatero.t to believe the oantrary. Ho can find, or make, royal roads anywhere. — Ar d he doe,, though many of them are paved with anything but good intentions. “Get rich, my eon, «et &h. boneetiy if you own; if not—gM nah." It was sot a Frenchman who said this, although one might think so, but a matnber of that plain-asking Mrt-tho Qnakon. fiio average American does not “speak K in snooting.” ho is too smart for that —ho merely paft his inteatiaa fa proc­ ure Il is not so much his fault, per­ haps, ss the fault of the period, that be Songw what U vu Many thing? hare coovpirod, of late, to change it; among others ths success which follows those who violate it moat eatfaciouaJy. U is no matter bow they get rich—ifthey aosakes her to s life of ahamo and a death of despair. Kot one girt, but thousands ly got rich enough I of girls yearly. K» that, though a great oampany of those whose robes ere soiled beyond clearing, hide themselves in tbo grate during a twelve month ; another great comply of th. pro drop tojhrir the weskneM for display. bad, no doubt, from a mot— ,---------riew ; stiH both are prodnetive of good. But loathe fint we should be content, ea we once wars, with stags ooachre aad sailing packsts, aad but for the test we should bo content with the old, worn-out drinking is alwsykorinous. It is very well known that a man cannot consort with a k»d wvmau fur an hour, without receiving a taint that a whole life of repentanoo cannot wholly oradicate. Since time began women have been led aetrev by the same promisee, the time pledgee, ths same empty reward* If Toung nwn and young women could possibly learn wisdom, it would seem os if they might get it in a day, by simply using their eyas and thinking upon wbat they are. Yet in the great city end all great ritisa in the country, young women are all tbo (imp repeating the mistakes of these around them who are wrecked in character and fortune The young man krej^ his wine bottle and seeks resorts where deceived and ruined women ley in wail for prey, knowing perfectly well if be knows anything, or has used fair­ ly the ieason with wh.eh heaven Ims en- Secures SpeoiolTrotoction to fevery Policy torie* Wo bring bock more than wo take away- Hus fact is powbore so ap­ parent as in many Antericap home*. It Is not merely that tbo walls which were once bare are now acwdsd with pictarea, not that the rooms which wore callsd li­ braries now contain books ; it is in the to porditioa—that there ia before him a life ot disgust and a death of horror. Whentho results uf certain courses I of conduct nnd certain indulgences are so well known as three to which we al­ lude, it seems strange that any oao can enter upon thi-m. Every young man knows that if he never tastes a glass of I 'em cuing out in a boat to look for the latte whole W, aad you rare1 edvortire on that plea cittw. t..>A..;^. Prewiring is Hko fishing where there is no fish. You need to let the lines fall Ln the right place.. A rouatsnl dropping will wear a rock. (hip's ou ".be sandbar, out where tbs waves break, 'fore thoy come in hero, lake to go up and see the chut f Only clothes in it.’’ I went with them. As we walked nearer the sea we could no; boar each other speck in ths dsofouing roar of the waters. The wind blow co that I was glad to cling to the rough fishermen's strong arm. nnd bo borne along by'liim. It was only an ordinary seamen's chest, with Bailors' clothes in it Al- thm vrna tong ego. Wo was always looking for him. end my man aaid, -Keep a brave heart; he'll coma beck, please (fad, hell come beck. Well always stay here, aad bo’ll know wboro to cocne to.' I always remember that—my old c: hi vras always right Hn wm drownded one night, on e tubing night, but I atay bore, fori know the boy’ll come ! back, unfoes the lord is keeping him for 1 me tn beuvoo, along with my old man. If I die I'll bo auro of that, for ha wouldn't let tn both die if the boy was with them I" I think Joe did not quite understand or look as I motioned him aotde really needed me. and there living, and toava him no pteco. «o <»me to put down the iacket he had taken out ught be lietter uses for my energies, ■ The Lord keeps him far you, wbsr- of the chest to show ms, and I shut the nd the cost of candlra scorned very Lid rovareetly, as if it had been a coffin over ho is," said I'eotamnly. rest. 1 didn't really belong to anylid. . • Yse, doer. I know he does.’’ ody. I was an orphan and unraarriThere came a huge wave that wet t ri-« our fori. We moved back a little. When I broke the new ^iten to m^ under it like rock salt Largo typo is not n sensory in adror tiring. Bhnd folks don’t read newsp*- Don't bo afraid to fanwet ia printer's ink lent your send* of fife bo nearly ran out ■ . When you advertise, see that you do it on the some principle as you buy good* Get the most you een fur the mmay. • • ’ ■ ■ ' : • < •; People who advertise only once ia the face again. They an full of fears throe months forget that tuost folks of axfoenre, aad conscious of irrepara­ can't remember anything Longer than ble teas. Their lives are masked in a about seven days. thousand ways. They Live a daily -lie.' ith amasument and indignation. "What ’ You going alone to five in wild place amosg rude fishermen to «h their children I I never heard bio thought hail evsr occurred to mo : "Why, I am twenty-five ; older than Lucy, who is the molhsr of four children J older than Him J., who was nurao tn tbs hoMiitais during tbo war; 1 vraa supposed not to cam what they foought, >ut my pillow was wot many a night li issns, A was supposed to prefer the s-x-isty ef fiabonusn to that of culti­ vated people, to forget my duties to so­ jroncm DENTIST Pitfalls for Toug Ksi. “Humph! 1 , ' ! “Tse; but Mies J. looks old enough . to bo your mother, and Clara ia ugly and J BLACKSMITHING! wm. Jake’s wifo topk tU bahy. fidwvra, with a strutew dreed in fay heart. I thought with a ahttddar of the poor soub st see that night The low fierce growl, it Cited rae with terror. 1 bad sear, storms befow. bet none had mate rm, fool us this one did. I bolted my door as if that would keep the strand out I triad to drown it with thomuswof my piano and my voice. A preoeetiment of something seemed hanging over me. I was nervous aad unstrung. Presently I wrs aware of hurrying fset tn the road outside. I unbolted my door and wont out. It was nearly dark, but I could <»ufa, out the figure, of men end boys hurrying down to the beech — me. 1 turned down |ha rood, vary si­ hn ro and there a woman. “Benny, is that you 7” I cried out to lant, very lonely, a few bteckbsrry bushos on one site, further on a single stunt­ a big boy, who was nearer me than the ed pine true. A mile beyond 1 came upon a fisheemaa’a hut, that eiood alone in the middle of a barren field against the bright gold of the (unset In the open doorway sat an old woman. She bad gray hair hanging on bar neck in short curls, and a strong masculino fig­ ure. In her hand she bold a book, aad sang a byrnn in a vigorotu voice with a wondrous expression. She did not see me, but was quite absorbed in her fer­ vid ringing. There was hope and longing in her voice, a jiromiae as of youth, as if she Every Description, Manufactured to Order, from GEMUIMIE OAK LEATHER. A Udy fa a distant fowls <4Alifornia thinks (hat the unpopularity of the' mother-in-law i> a grievous injustice, or, I at least, that the wife's mother should not be made to bear all the indignities of public disappreciation when tbo hus­ band's mother is as likely to be a canse of domestic infriirity; afad wishing to expense her views dramatically, gives One of the men brought me a bundle of lettm rolled in tarpaulin, that had been found tn the drowned man's poeksL I carried thmn Uss with m. Well, oao day 1 found myself in poesresian ef awmBil cottage that stood alone and bare in a field that had not e stone or a tree upon it, the salt maod- other porta, and strangers 811 Uri» pie­ ces. In this sn of the world, unlwu the name of a business firm is kept con­ stantly before the public, earns wewfinW may start up, and by liberally advert­ ing, in a very short time take lbs plans of the older on a* and too tetter rust out fere ho could do it TUr throw ojten his amt. and found underneath n bun­ btjMBtaated ia 'Tto> QaM’i dle rolled in tarpanlin; as they picked Courtier,“ and "Fme OH Engifoh tlamaa." Il was . jfay tkat it wp the bundle mored. "u’e a ehW-1 cried, “and oHmf* They Mfoldod it. and there sorely was a child of ewaa aiao ar ton meths, who Btretebad oat fas little arms feebly, and cried as if it was very weak. �^^+.:+.:5$:::.^.../.:./.+^5.24D T. B. SKIBHKB & CO DRY GOODS DRUGS Meiieinee, , X PAINTS k OILS Battle Creek SftO Rolls New Carpets. ‘ 175 Packages of Dry Goods. DRUGS. DRUGS. I’AIATS -A.2S I> OlUj Fault Cotan, i 818308880^^1572220 JAPANESE f'aniui, mid Dye ■‘Xuffi. Cent SILKS 5555%555559555555 A^/+6::././+:://.^^ WE PAY CASH SPRING i AVERY, Stewart & Strinhoff. in tins in rums Stall* ktrt DENTISTS OUR 8XORR �Peninsalar Railwr Cook, delivered hie Inaagrral, an able and woli written tneasege, which we print herewith. Gold 110 5-8. Cold mA Cloudy. Mercury down to 40 above taro. M* yea's Omen. / RmbsD ft Navins locelire new>od( 84,000 by uuy one fire, its rites are mud-, low^r than Companies doing more' hasartons business titan insuring form the discharge ofthe dniire that have beea ’ placed upon m*> by my election aa Mayor is Uw question today. of thia <My, I trust that it will not bo Qcxxt.—Wes the proverbial "tiehiftr’ deemed out cf character, or egotistical in a ticket “uo tag r me to offer sums suggestions, which 1 In x Hunav.—Hayen to qualify after■ hope and trust may bo of peeotical im­ portance to us fa the parfermanco of our reapective datiea. Itogratticg very None of your common tickets, much tint I am not able to bring mare ticket voted by—Ye Pedagogue. , of judgment, wisdom, and a larger exBerber ft Bailey locally am perwnre to aid me Ln the work, and yet their new goods. Cal] and see tl r whatever there may bo found wanting Lawyers, we have 16. In the MedicalI in this respect, I shall endeavor to make up in my tail, and the hearty fraternity, 12. good will and earnsstnres with which Jho State Senate aa a Court of im­ ( 1 shall devote myselsalf to tbo work. peachment in the Edmonds farce meets And aa I look upon you, gentlemen, in another column. They have formed a medical Co-partonorahip. Maple Sugar has boon coming iu quite freely tbo part week al prices ranging from 12 1-2 to 14 ct per lb. ,T“mwrt75 cents for men Cottonade Pants at the Great One Price Store of 'Grand Rapids. Star Clothing House. i-.iiea.pcsi more inuwouuc, Star Clothing House, Grana Rapids. _________ Only $7.00 for a good doubble and twist suit of clothes for men. Star Cloth­ ing House, Grand Rapids. Vxar Feasi.—The method by which the Democracy of Hastings found out that the Republicans had made no gains by the election. Not Be.—Tbo assertion of the Jsereaf, that ths newly elected offleers qualified at tbo last meeting of the Council. Hov­ el al of them did not qualify. grand River Vxlley Division I'aqptxa.—If one extra count can elect a Recorder; bow many count* would it hare taken to elect a Mayor ? Alas, poor Wood 1 the particular street upon which the work was, or is being dene, its cost, ftc., Ac. The reasons for this request are, that we may have at all times a correct ides of where work is being done.'and the octet of doing it, believing that we can la thia way, guard our finance*, and make a mare jodicious disbursement of them than in any other manner. 4tb, I would recommend that the committee on sidewalks carefully review all ordnances relative to ths same, and report as soon aa practicable, so that ths building of the same may be ordered cs counselors and advisors, I taw that with your indulgence, kindly feelings, generous sympathies, and hearty co-operation, I shall net foil We here not come up hero to write AiZrrr on our banner, but to do our duty as it may be manifested to us. not in the interest of any party, but in the public interest. doing elljtbrt ought consistently to be asked. I shall leave the matter with you, hoping that no party _ fooling will be allowed to enter our Council Room, but tliat our mootings may at all times bo friendly, looking way over and be­ yond personal interest, to the welfare of is not worked up for all it is worth, our yoaageity, feeling that thus wetniy eelflshnosa, party spirit, and a carolaea deservo (whether we roclevo it or not) regard of and for, thv rights of others, has himlorod ite onward marJi. The early teachings of a states mam (wiser in other things than in ibis) that "to the victor belongs tbo spoils," has mad* political parties unlesling and grcMsly aelfiah. Did you ever reflect for a moment, upon the mighty power end lofiurnce that parly hold* over us, and how meanly and contemptibly We often manifest that influence P To-day wo are journeying along together, side by side, on the great highway of human life, and ours are happy atiou, and so­ cial relation mutual paoeiand phaaxat; wo are friends, fallow travelers, trying lo make the journey as pleasant aa poorible, cheering on over the rough ways, lending a helping hard and a kind word, I lest deopcndcncy enter in al the gate, certain number of dollars have gone into and wo despair. Now just wait a few the Treasury and a certain number of weeks.or months, until party spirit steps dollars gone oat a<nin All this the down au'l troubles the waters,, and k>! people knew before, but what we most what a change I He who was <*r kind, want to know, end what the law conwarni-hosrtrd frimd,snd follow traveler, templatre they shall tell us iv, where did true to every generous impulse, has bo- thia money go 7 What was it used for? num so debased, and degraded that To whom was it paid ? No one could there is no adjectives sufficiently ex- tell by looking over that wonderful C- Our popular Carriage maker J- I*. Deed, i> making extensive prejiaraUi-n* proeairo to describe the debths to for manufacturing some very fine rigs which bo haa descended. Ob, shame 1 SCROFULA, Scrofulous Humors. Ki&a tttlfc Reports from Home. Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIilLI ISO DISKT ROUTT. Don’t Be Drcxirxa by the hostfof Busitiuai tn the next City Attorney — worthless Bumps and well fixtures which To attend Io the interests of the City ia will always attempt to subdue and over­ are forced upon the public by unprinci­ the approaching Cemetery litigation. come his prejudices But the egotis­ pled agents. But go to Austin and tical, and contemptible delight ia Grant's Pump Factory, in Hastings, and letting their prejudices overcome them; get a Pump which will not get out ol order. They keep a large stock of all kinds of well and cistern .Pumps con­ i it is always a duty, however much w» stantly on hand, and repair pumps to may neglect it. to reaped the honest Tusilsmo Jtmtl thinks that "upon opinions of our fellow man, remember­ ing that the difference between us is a the whole the result of the spring elccmutual difference; my opinions being AdrcrtfaiBg stae does not produce tons ia favorable to the Democracy."— no farther from yours than yours from sueceea The thing whiah is advertised wine, uJ therefore, acting upon vlrel must have intrinsic merit, or else large grand aad ennobling pnncipls, put down advertising will eventually do it more Ma. J. Com has already commenced in Holy Writ, and which, if wo would harm than good. If you hare anything operations treparatory to his gvading job make it the basis of human acti<m, which you know to be good advertise it oa the Union School grounds. He will would, at one huge stroke, vary nearly thoroughly, and you will be sure to suc­ no doubt ace the work pushed with strike strife and discord from amongst ceed ; if it is pour, don't praise it, fur us, and nearly dry up the fountain of people will soon discover you are lying. our tears. “Whatsoever ye would that Such is the policy of the Burlington Routs, whjal* runs to three great regions In the West: 1st, To Omaha, connect­ action, everywhere, and the reason why ing with the great Pacific Roads. 2d, it ia so, is, because it ia founded on the To Lincoln, the capital cf Nebraska, «v<rla*ti >g principle of rifU, end there­ and all that beautiful region south of fore must be as enduring aa the eva­ the Platte, filled with R. R. Lauds and ls*ting hills. And now, GcnUotuec, Frank L. Ward furnished a splendid , homesteads 3d, To BL Joseph, Kan­ with these principles firmly fixed aad American Organ, of which b- is agent,! sas City and sU Kansas point*. established in our minds, ws propose to far the Festival and Dance Wednesday 1 The roads are splendidly built, have taka our seals ; and If any of ns have ths beet bridges, finest cere, ths Miller thought, or expected to get any puKtieal plrtfarm nnd coupler, and the safety air axo* ground, or any snl6<h, or partiam brake (to prevent th* lore of life that i, amis subserved, I will venture to say every whore also happening); PaBman' steepen, Pullman during cam, large and Cox«iBxa*iLr building material ia that tAsf shop ia probably open for th-oi powerful engines (to make quick tint being deposited on the ground* of llio down in that goodly city of fTsfAaa, and good cunnoeltaa), and are in a word Baptist society, north of Dr. Rueeell'a tliough they may not bo able to ob­ the best equipped roads in the WeaL tain an entrance (Aera nos, for 1 underSo that if you desire to go safely, surely, aland that it is being slsawf /er rryterr, quickly and comfortnbiy to any point in and elosed. thsira, <ure» and all should on the Pacific Roads, be sure that you go “By Way of Burlington.” All who wish particular information, end n large map, showing rorrsrtfy the Great Wert, and all ib railroad connec­ tions. can obtain them, end any other knowfadgo, by addressing General Pas­ senger Agent, B, ft Mo. R. R. R-, Bur­ lington. Iowa._________ Odb Fxllow’s Ball.—The dance giv­■ en by Hastings L.dgv, No. 58, at Union Hall last Friday evening, proved n luc­ res*. A very pleasant time was enjoyedI by all in attendance, and everything pajtwd off in a happy manner. The' supper given by ■» W of the Hast­■ ings Huum vm gotten up in good stylo' and showed plainly that friend Taylor' > ■ > CDMWWcnoxa. r^siRStwx'SrBttt, Mould not be without VEGETINE For Ten Times iU Coat! Notice fa hereby givan that Ute lAts. of Valuations and Enumerations, made and taken within the 4th Collection Dirtrict of the State of Michigan, by th* Assistant tram of said District, and by thorn rrturaod far th* annual Het, under and by virtue of an Act of Goagnms, entitled “An Act to provide in- my offiro. in the rdlage of faaia, for foe space ef Fire Days from and after the 23d DAY GF APRIL, 1872. 1 tbo evening of April 26, tbo Anniversary of the Order in the U. 8- A gonoral1 invitation fa also extended to the social■ laving people at our City and vicinity, it fa uaetas to say that a good time may be expected. Wo know from experience1 oouDeels be divided." Little David who puttoth no! his trust in riches, shall lead the GoetemitM- to battle against their enemiea, for know ye not that wo ure • warlike people 7 And when this goodly land was invaded the Goetem too cried war, and osr ewamke cried pooce! Therefore, fisar not Aad whaa little David beard thfa, he were oat from among them and prepared a little sling, and said unto himself, •*wo can bust 'em," and there waa. great rejoidhg in the camp of the Goatemitca And when Oded, the Patriarch, heart the rejoicing of much people, he called together hie be,.when wo forgot the right, and stoop to de only dirty wwk for party purposes Now from what hue been sai l, don't Brink that wa are going to be able to pleas* all; this wo are not fooli* enough to undertake. But wa are going to try to do batter than has bean dock tn the part, (a»d 1 axy Uris, gentlesuM, without uny evasion or menial rvservation.) not that I Would find one wort *f fault with the motives and inteoitaa of my predecessor, they stand before you to be judged bv you; I presume mv friend the retired Mayor, will not elaim that his adnunistration hsa boon p*rfact; the, errors and mistake* we make become just, so many bright and shining l«hte to, guide those who come after ua into brt-. ter ami aster pallresyi. I cannot help, Mercy Hooped, under th* auspices of th* rasters of Mercy, will be continued till May 30th, when the drawing will pcekirely take place, in open public This choritsiblo enterprise enjoys ths coufid.-noe of the Governor, end the best businsre men of Nebraska; also th* Mayor and Preoidsnt of the Board of Trade, Omaha. Highest prias 150,000. Total, 1150,000, in cask The Tickets Prytred by Dr. J. C. Ay A Co., and the sound of their rejoaefag was hoard in the land. And when little David beard tbo sound thereof, ho did exceedingly fear and quake, and refused to bo comforted. But the chief mon of the Goelemitea were not dismayed, balr David, and they roasonad much with ■O.OOrrrep—C. Banh <1 Rutland, who we understand is soon to make a trip to the East. Av Mr. H. is unable to perform any labor owing to bis unfortinate eonditionnre trust he may meet with success while on his long jour­ ney Eastward, nod return with renewed health and pockets lined, i The whole number of pupils enrolled during the winter term haa been 34b. and the daily average attendance 258. These hare been distributed as follows : amount of ths City indebtedness. No one eosld tell anything about ths true rendition of th* City finance*. If any man in this City, outside the Ring, ware asked to-day1.—What fa the City debt, and what fa it for, he could not answer. First Primary—Miss Bauer, teacher. If any man, outside the Ring, in this Number enrolled 76, daily average 50. Second Primary—Mias L. A. Bigslo, with the people's money, be eould not teacher. Number enrolled 37, daily answer. We ran only find one excuse for thia The law is mandatory and im­ perative aad its plain terms cannot bo misunderstood The people are asking. abould be kej4 iu da. kaere 7 Why this game of the hidden hand 7 The Ring bare bcm accused of the improper use of money. This charge, thev in general tonaVdeoy, aqd yet they neglect to give us the figures. Tboae men affect to bo hurt and threaten to whip us because we say they have defrauded the people. They folk of tbo Bakxxx lies, and conterrt themseivre with angry domonstrat>on* toward* us ; and when we ask them to show us the figures that ata* can bo thoir proper vindication (if vindicated they cu be) they get a little redder in the face and tvrear at ua a little harder, aw, i, au aw- -ai — iu>., »m with sarfaaas, as be waa one among ; the fart aeUlere who helped to lay the ' Crytaf-Cette er ireUlsg sf la Danaoa, UCtoUrea or AS. assaiKjfia;' .Mpd now oomea Spring ft Avery of OnusM^Rapida with a mammoth advertieemont announcing just what they Aore a splendid etock of Dry Goods and Carpete. If out folks » eat to go away from homo to trade call on thoou who adver­ tise in your paper. Good bargans will pay jo every time for your trouble. Ao WO go to proas wo learn that n man by the name of Sts u If, a reaidant of Middlerille, an employee on tbo G. R. ft I. R. R., was instantly killed on Tuaedsy by an acrident caused by tbo eliding of an embankment We arv without farther particulars Wo are pleased to see Gary Spaulding epenteg up bnrness foe tomeelf. He Las arranged the rooms formerly occvtpirt High School. Number enrolled 40, by Hopkins' Jeweby Store, andtas put daily average 34. in a very attractive stock of Boots, Shoes ; During this term many valuable ad­ ditions hare been made to the EbnryOnz hundred dollars, out of moults pro­ vided by the State law far that purpose, having been expended in hooka by the Board. Especially is the library indsb t.* >1_ V--1:-- a___ ■ ._ _ _ Bare Tkreex. a^ralire, TreehM *r r.te«: SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE. they have honeatly spent the City mon­ ey they can show it. If tbo City ia not largely in debt, tbo figures would con­ vince the people oi the foot. Wo can Court for this county, ocmmencuig on mo uo good in their getting so angry. the 8th of May, 1872. J. H. Lee. Castleton. Wiry faces and big oaths hurt nobody, tbo majority is ths aamo and the mi­ nority are holplreo ia their hands. But we hope there will bo an investigation into into this matter, that we may know how the fads are to the end that a greet evil may bo cut off. Until the bo furred to belters dial corruption and fraud have been practiced by the City Council beaded by Mayor Goodyear, and while wo bolter* this, wo shall charge tt, and no amount (oi blustering shall prevent us as public journalists from do­ ing our whole duty ia this matter. Henry He will, George A. Haywood, JaoobD.. Pennell, “ " Hadinga Maple Grove. Y. 8prin<a. James C. Hanna. S. M. Smith, Jamas M. Cola. Jcwieph Bfinchoomb, Samuel Stowell, George Williams, mediate political wants of theee gontlemen are not ia tho way of a fair and full expose of tbo whole tkcag. and aa we are anxious to have the people know all about It, wo are alma*! iaeftai 1 to prom­ for the poailion of Sly Attorney- The iae them that we will ftsegvrt it all before drafting of onUnsociM, the giving of reliabla opinions, and the proper direction but think that he who is to occupy my of the legulativn action of the Council ptico, after my official term shall bare are matters of importance and should closed, mu^t be n stujrt dune* indred, not be left m ineffietai hands. Belaif he did hot improve upon min*. I think, Gentlemen, he would hardly get your votes, m> matter to whni party he may belong. Unlare h* fa able to Utter it, don't vot* for him. Thia is aa ago of progress, and ha who ia foolhardy enough, or old fogy enough to aland just where hi* foro-fathan stood, bqtter ’ look out for his coat tail and beaver, for the great National Improveman t Train is now on.tbo track, with a fall crew cf Young Americans to run it, and thrir i watch-cry is “remove thsao old faeoih, merely for • HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can ba found so dcairablo. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, ‘and yet lasts LN FULL BLAST! Clark's Photograph Galtay. INOCURE NO CHARGE pictures o? Childrenguaran­ teed. Call and see. for yourli. V OHIDESnm, Opovwtor. �“CHRISTIAN UNION, Tte fasMXsriM. FmUI7 «375 nskRY^WAM BEBOBER. MONEY. Attractions Tor 1872 I ^TaMKH Bmr. U. B. Mantel, Wheeler & Willson $200 i MIK BW! HEI ENGLAND KEDICIME! Half a Million having been Sold! Wwnalai Ikree lun ky a 'r«r^n.iu. (M peer, teveihl to u Ik. *t ik. pmkue ■ titeal eifr* <te-a>. leatnwtlM <hre la lie ,V»w Het’ana II •> b«M e.r «.«ry 4«» aw MaeUsasIaalMifmevaraealMaaSMtee ■•4 SHEPARD'S (WOUND WAHOO BITTER tf»«s%La,ite>xzX'i?iAr*'M*' *** * Frier, only SO Cento a Dottle. Tblearuola has been Iborouoblr u spoil and .1 D. COOK, .fyt. Braun ia with ua the first crop that we aim to sow in the apring. We say -aim." beranee. in point of fed, it not uafte^Matiy happens that wa are able to plow a Hover wxl, and drill in pees or oat*, before we can plow a corn-stub­ ble and prepare it for barley. But when the weather ia favorable we should get in the barley at the eariieet time puesible. So good a farmer aa John Johnson, however, differs with ua on thia noir.: With him, later sown barky has froquently proved a heavier crop than that sown earlier. Aad ia our own expo- Urr Sick Headache, Liner Complaint, Fever.? Ayue, Dyepeptia, llonn. in Children, FUee, Bllloae Oetnpialnie. Lot of Appetite, Erup­ tion* of the SMn, Fintpli* on the Kaee, anil all lliimin of the Baks rora <nra Catna, aad fat them have good oaro, aotritiona food, and planty of it, with the kindest treatment. Uowe will be high again ia n year or two. Good cows aro ahrayu eearon. I’ocirxv.—Clean the housa, rpnakle urth aruda carbolic acid and watar. Carbolic nap, rubbad’on Iha rno»u, Anda its way on to the feathers, and kills the lice. Whitownah all the wood­ work, and if a Bitla carbolic add is ad­ ded, eo much the better. Absolute daaniiaSM ia one grant aacret of acmes in aaapiliK poultry. At thia season of tlis year farnu-rs ehould see that there their fowls are regularly tha. Th.-re u not much ftir them to pfct nn and it ia impoaiblo for them to furaiab an abun­ dant supply of aggn without fool nuough to msnuarture them. When Uio ground is fror-n, so that they can not get xorau they should Kara frueh meet, bonoa, etc. Seo that they bavo plenty of fresh wa- Exlaeegmext Change of Fow. peutestttetete. <Z*e for Kidney Cootplaint*. WeoX Back, Fain in the Loin,. Lumbago, Urecri, Hhrumatitm. One Year only $3.00. yyisriD Wr Will Give 11.000 MyslMApU SkoUl. MaetuB. ite m toe WkMler a Wtleoe. Wi Will Girr 11,000 UXIUS rCULUIIlXO CO, CMaat*. ID DR. WILSON’S WILLS’ CABBOLIC TABI.WS, COUGH MIXTURE *XL^7RSto. ILLUSTBAKD LITBATOBE CAUTION Oet eeiy Wd»' cartelie V r&.itn.vf'- <1 I V i. X FERGUSON’S 1W a Y We have never had a good crop of bar­ ley that waa not eown aariy. I Oah can be aowa on a peat rangn of eoila, from a black meek to the hanvieet days. Of aQ the email giainr they will ataad the graatro: but wall re­ pay good cultivation. They uro often aow* on naw plowed eod land, and oeraaicuiany do «eH rcoagt to in luce WONDERFUL OIL BLOOD PURIFIES. A whole Library in itself, GREAT ISDUSTRIES! doetrablc. The young pgi should be cut of tan the reeult ia anything but set- naught to net from a email trough, tap­ iafnetory. Bettor jdant rvro on the sod arete from the sow, ns early a« poaaible, land, aad sow oats after thn earn. We or nt any rata when they are I!tree i hare see* great crops raised where the lead is rich by feh-plowing a aorn-atubbla. aad then sowing M early aa the land aonld ba harrowed is the aprug, and whan the froat wan not .afecwnW, out of tbo pround to ptow Sod land ■ - ’ >u. r-n . ..... 01, Wsili I Were a Child Aiaii' PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. Confections, '"htflrWliSLui. JURUBEBA guater Saptombar, and the trad -n. what we call "fall-fallowed," the sod should be Well-rotted, and when plowed in the apring would bo in excellent conduicu ht oatn, end U the Iced ie neb enough a greet crop may bo eipeetod From 2 1*M to S 1-2 buabeb pay acre is Dr. Crook’s Wineci'Tar. io year's Dr. Well!' tat ef Mte —the neber Ibo soil, Iha inaawmd is re- Hteting., March Ittb. and May Id. Middleville, March ttl. Nashville. April 23d. Pralrtavllir, . . wtb.1 Hickory Corners, at tho <Iom of the In- POKE ROOT. DR. CROOK’8 WINE ' M*&4rW..“< •‘•«trh«e*Mia<e ate iZwt,. g****** l*e3 Bia mt rrov>a/*C« totafw «, M M sail w pxM.p >l tea er le .» teeteg tee. Melllawa ta rewrer th. HALFORD L'SJ. LHCKSTKBm TABLE SAUCE, THE BEST SAUCE AHB IEUIH Ini' IB Bar pari of Iliff WBfU •pedfc far £■ FOR FAMILY USE. For pains in Breast. Side or Bark, Gravel or Kidney Dlsrase, Diseases of the I.'rinanr Organs Jaundice or any Li ver (on plaint. om plainer. It to abo a superior Toole, Bratorra the Appetite, Strengthens the System. Eratorra the Weak and MjUtaiMi Cam the Food to Digrat, IW gs.'wsr,ssrirs: trine wMk •••. Ttee* M.aUeM BafrerMfa ef ASTROLOGY NATURE’S Prevents Malarious Fever*, Give* tone to your bystom. TWO COLORED PLATES. Tk. ml teeat'V.! »4 tr..irwt.,.CaialetBo stsxrs ti.OOO nth LEATHER-TOOT HOVEL .te!;,Ksss?Kxrw!S--i heevy CfaM Cteem. »w* ItoOMM aKSKSWESStaSK X1LS. Fruits, FleiMHi Jiatrais, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-04-17.pdf 49850208e573349f85d117d232fe875a PDF Text Text T>t« KiplBUCl The Banner Company, VOL XVI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY APRIL <7. 18?2. Ct* Wwl BEAUTIFUL -'I for the Ladies I RELIABLE Emm 1® wttt anti SHU, 1st* PIIUDIA n*a*gm ffflBB 0BS!t membur with what retnent of patriotic suffuing and blood th* foundation of the Plato ware laid. Hie patriotic <atbea who Inka on th* tall gray shaft a! Bunker Hill, to filled nt one* with memories of our groat Rsvolutiouary war. Vnltoy Forge standaaa plainly before him as Bunker Hill itself; and he hears the splash of the see-wstor ns the taxed tea goes overboard la Boston liarbor. He awe the cocked hats and old Ontinenlal uniform rod War­ ren und Green and lsrai-1 Putnam, our only i o’die r» in that trauaewndani cause. The ally hu grown end snread HUE PROOF STOVES! Qan KID SUITES, Etery State Warranted two Yean. VAM^MmO. KlkM LfflU HHM and Noveltie* that 6arncounty Lttdiee kxiovr *o I t I ’ Need. well how to one. Every Description, Manufactured to Order, from OEMUIXIE OAK LEATHER. J. P. ROBERTS & CO, Detroit Stoves! DRUGS Medicines, State Fair at Kalaraazoq, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids. PAINTS &DILS They a-re the only Stove, mode pf Lake dupe­ - rfor Charcoal iron, in the World. BLACKSMITHING! HICKS & BRO H Al 11 A ! , A.. Bus e 11! Go there tor your [OICE GEOCEB1E6! Stewart & SteinhofT, every put of our Btato taatifisa that the interest in the groat rar to supnre»a robalbou end establish a larger liberty has not ceased no» awn abated Wo have aseembto! to look upon our great commemorntior. work, now hap­ pily cowptotad. ia which tbe natrioUsin and art gvuiua at Michigan have unit- tb. brave m*wdf our State who fell in defci.ee of tbe CiorcnuD.at againat roUllion. We have met upon aa anniversary day—a day new to be forgotten in the ■tmals of our countrv. It was on thia Bth of April, 1*15, 'that the |irincir«l army of tbe rebel Goufedaracy, under Robert E. La*, lung Ulwguered, wear sudwroted by incwant omflicta and want of food, driw from its fatreaclimeats end fleeiag southward, ~ ry turn of lb. street were never to •»» uibamed of their wounda Tlicir scars were to be forever itcaorable, und n source ofjuai pride to tboe* who bore them and toihsir children foreree. All tb* long agony vf th* cruvi sonfeat wax orer. Now th* drop, Mandy stream of blood would ommw to flow, and tb* luag . DENTIST lairfflt ’ - And h. who lends himself to’ fraud, qioculstioo anil duhonasty In public af­ fair* is no less a traitor to bis country and all her dearrot interests than h. Iwbo joins her awindsi fa war. Hi. oporauoxv nro upon a much leee uoaapioueua field, but they ano th. fouadahmu of the Sink Ml th* more auraly ttecau* they nro le.t, open end duraenut:nil*o. It is on* of the [>enahke they wrote who insist upon fro* gnraramsni that they may never rest from their warofarv tq»n every sort of iKditical easy virtue. This is a contest that atm era***. It requires a vigilance that never sloops, and a courage and fidelity of all the wort aauabfo, Ucaus. far th* moat partit gatteth little applaus*. and l.—,I. «— ■ 1 L.., .. . .v th* National from th* State should Mithro b* remured uor |auMd oa-cr. These ar* too important to b* cask dawn on any pretext, bow.rer plausible, and uo plea that good will be done thereby can b* admitted. Bui ehare. when they slumbwsd ia tb. campa far away iu Hie South, end tbs . rent the churches in twain and put strife northern brasses carried whispers of - between th* followers of the 1'rince of swaying pine, to thma and oootod thnr '; Peace. It sot up tha cruel aristocracy । brows heated by tha fierce rays of tha i’ of costs in every part of the land and . southern aun or t‘ir fiercer glow of the forbade its victims the light of knowlscorching fever. They sang "Michigan, "^iih mevw than feudal am^sneo an-l , : my Michigan" aa they wmrt into batik, and they cheered h.r proud name when oppression it doomed it* degraded he­ they had won tbu victory. Thsy bocor- lots to the auction block and erx-xl the •d their country and carried high her image of God frost th* souk of a whole historic Sag, but they loved their own race of His ervaturo*. To all its other Slat, above elk crimes it added at tost, that of treason Michigan rw-vpreretos that affectiuu and rebellion. This filled op th* meas­ sad *h* will ch*ruh th* memory of bro ure of it* iniquities and tbe length of fallen sons ro the d.vot— guards the its days. The vengeance of Heaven powreaioc An sacred reKe. Th.y hon long slumbering fell upon it, and the urod her upon all tb* great historic fields of the conflict, end gav. bro . proud name in lb. high place, of tbe GOODYEAR & STRIKER. Respectfully announce Io their pnlrons and the Public Generally, that they have removed Io the Large and Commodious NeW Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, and wdi be happy to serve fill who may give them V HESSMER, HE-iTII A CO, J a cull. Crovlcvry and "Groceries constantly DrolMte Iwatt.r.. tefcdrorv feTOa. M—U- a aarriving by the Car Load, and will be sold uLrJSS. — —- / for Caeh Cheaper than a:1 the advertised Co»t Solee. If you do’nt believe it call mid <ee We Bay Cash for Butter, Eggs, anil all kinds of Produce. authority into debate. Il hu been shown during the contest, alto, that tbo Constitution is made for thspeepto and not the people forth* Couslitutian. The instrument dentes its authority from th* fset that it rm­ bodies tbe deliberately expreewd will of the people. It was made by the neopl* and for the people, sud to subject in all inspects to be amended and alter*! by the sum* authority that croatadiL There are some things too important gp be lift to th . momentary capnee of anv togis- the dwelling places of public virtue ; and both by jnecapt and axample warw her dtoriptos ngamst all departure* from sound princsplss and pure practicsa. She will roitkr palliate nor prod*; standing upon this firm pillar, with ths thisid ia om hand bald WoMy forth she eriaa •'Tuebor” while with the other ah. holds lb. digger which munroa punishment to all offenders against tbs amjrotyor bro jaatiaa. TW mighty disaoived at the does of the waxaad rotmmed pearoftsUy to tbmr ooaroamms and duttea of cm! HA. It has sanad for itaelfaropatabon sueb-aamaarare. ly hat* tha opportunity toarouiro, and t: has a bold up.m the admiration and affstiunat* gratitude of tbe country aintutoe were enacted tor its security. — For that, we srere commaodad to hunt oi American riiuenahip, and turning the the fugitivre eml return them to their .untight o( Ubeny ana knowledge into the lurmir darkness of slavery and ig­ It waa foe exposing th* barbarkm of norance, until every arenua of our in­ slavsry that Sumner was beoton in th. tun ia aglow with the radiance! Some there lie who an. L» blind to School Books & Stationery at any thing you want. W* A fl*. quality of Halt Po Smoked Hawi and t-l.ouldrn c ly oa hand. aiunv titovwt.r-Tt And it may be added that hw victor­ ies often tiroes involve as grout a sacritto* of toil nod tweat of human life a* i Uncy, airti against bringing into sudden eitixMishlp those ignorant and degraded . peopk who had been raised in slavery , and vire; but they rimrod nevertheless I with their seated j tirpuee until eveeything gained by the war bad broa s*।1 cured ui thn fundamental law. Ho* entirely wise and prudent was this course is now plainly seerx Tbe victory of toe Union arariea over tbe Cuntedrotbirtrsn thousand strop in far off Gelds ate forcva waa not ou« whit more imporand cvmrteriev and beneath ths “ocean taut than wpa the civil triumph at th. wave"— wharovar they chanced to fell. . ballct-LoXes' which secured the grand It matters not—we crown them nil here rovultaof theWarin three amendments to day. of the Cogatitution which have rendered Tlis statue* ia this enduring brocas plain ; end it was slavery alone that had further strife imtm«aibto. Tboes have •*------- *-• show us every oca of them. Their char- :mad. it Mcauary ; that was aqually iM*n(M*&------- *- **-They have put wholly beywuo th* act.r is th* nch inhroitaare of posterity plain. # It was right and neceroanr that law. Tto-y and we send down along th* agro this ; it shou.d peiiah for two reasons. It bad domxia of jartisan rauCirt all those tribute of onr admimlwa. -W* shall- made war ou tbe Union and Govern­ groat rights and privilege* which ar* shortly prriah from tb. earth, and be ment of th* country, and therefore de- the birth right of every human being. (begotten. drerm-d death for its own dffense, and 1 hey hnvu carried the sublime theories it had mured i toeIf th. om gnat and of the Dtctlaraliou of ladapetidem* not live long; but tbu cold, structure incurable danger ju th. prreeuc. of over into the Gnutitution, and pot tbe will continue to speak of them for us. [[ which our free Republic could not con­ Natitmal authority wboUv oa th. aid. of liberty. They enacted the groat ItoeIts founds Hoe of step* lakl deep is tbs i Lratiua, Which was a sontinwnt, fatal eurth iv not more secure than their im- ! positive. irrcpealabio tow, nd thus the |arriahabl* fame. Its lofty shaft of the Ctt work ut conquest »ad liberation purest granite is not more i.tnm.trical bevin finished And it is finished I than Hour life nor m«ire I dutiful than Finished fur ail tune ! .Nobly, sublime­ thou-death. Tb. c .forool eagle, that ly tfakUd. marking th* u*«C einlaaguasd the approaches are only mblerns of life vigilant, that guarded ths nation­ ear stone of tbe Confederacy, so on th* Uon and progroes, swwpiag est at oar al life. The stature, full of the lif* and othro it was reeogniaed ro B» rock of pathway the decayed rut.bah of wornth. oOsmu All th* dkcuroions turned out systems, and expiating in a decade S[»ju it and all tb. tyrannical ante-war the Crimea of a century. Itoia ng th* Bostou Cask Store. The Detroit Stoves are the > HEAVIEST Stoves Tn lhe Market. i»its«aa,. au^kicu.ih.r.s.MU conspicuous stage If is said truly that gran lie crumbles or the people become unworthy to hear. Filled with the spirit of tbe fathers of the Republic, profoundly stirred by the rratMMr of the cause and reverenc­ ing deeply the memory of tboee who sacrificed th*>i salves for its sacoros, the people of Michigan bare by voluntary aubfcripuons erected the monument now about to be unveiled before you. We 10,000 SAP BUCKETS Iggai NO. 51. •titutionel gorernmenl is again in lull play. Tb* lasidsxitiro that now aroall us are entirely those of administration. Theta ia m longer any *xc,us* for other then eoaatitutional methods. There era still many and very roriimavvik existing in the lately ia*urroctii>“nry Btatea. How are thro* to b* dealt with, and what an th* power* of tb* National Government tn regard to them 7 11 may happen in regard to many of them that wo think they might be baiter daalt with by th* Natkual Government tttari by State au­ thority, aad periiap* it may be true. Still, whenever the evils iu question be­ long to th* domestic administration clearly, have we any right to interfere, al o who ero'not willing Io bebol-J it, but weakly wiah to die in the aucirat darkness, and three too. are not many. The great body of the |>eop|a have fully rocognixud the exiating aitnatian and hail it with enthusiasm. They bare alr.-ndy put the past behind thorn, awl are hurryiux forward with eager footsteps into the opening future. Lit them neither tarry nor turn beck. Our natfouki-career is *tHl at tbe beginning. But om tbtmr reniaiuv to bo achieved. That ia the aninssty, and it to coming, firn national rec-JurilialMa ought not to be delayed another hour. The psopls'a repn-eeutnlivus have vvtad it by <,rt>rwbelraiug majorities ova* and over tUvfotarvi. tktou they do in every, thing in this country. The little achamrs of jiarty politics may baffle Uicm tor a time, but only for a time. The grand scnUtaonl ot biotlwrbood M gathering rolums in every jiart of th. land, and will shortly roll tike aa oce«a over all Uio conUwts and hatreds of aa unfortu­ nate but unavoidable conflict, which hut houc swallowed up ia th* yesuw that are gons. Tb* soldiers of tha Union will While the war continued the country was a training every urn* for victory cm the battle field*, and thara was no time for anything ala. but that. W« :a in itself a sort of b*rb*ri«m wren when carried ou by thn moat rofinsd and eir.L iwd people, Our. wu no .xcepticn in this respect, and could not be. Four year* of bloody civil strife could Scribner's not only popularly attractive, but roally valuable. The leading ar­ ticle. beauufullv illiuxrntsd, to descrip­ tive of th* groat United Stales Navy riosittea of Kant Ufa” to an entertainin; paper ou Natural History, with a number tot viriuag akulralforo. Prat BcUte ds Vsro write. sketchily, Sad with tU aU of pirtarea, of the lank’. Hidden TfeaMMa;’* and Amo* G. Dra­ per, hinuof aa tomato of the iaatihrffa*. describe* TU Stet GuUsg. at W-fa •o (it u U was pxribl. for military power to nature them. Th* work of tbe addier is done, and well don*, and we are ready to crown -—,--------- —■,— — —~ _-—-----and secure them for posterity. ttmti*< - ------------------ ------------------- hutratod Artfolro. an usuaoal acmbar of abort storks, aevsr.il bright raroys and skeleton, two or thro, papers of speaal interest tq scholars, and sons* sxaslksit , allied with justice. W. cannot sad must , not remain a divided pwpto. Onr nobto . hirtore of th. put, both In tbe field and . forum, summons us nil, both North and Hviuth. to a hearty and permanent re­ ! coneiUatio.i. Our rwmnim iutorestv ia ■ ill* grxndew nationality of modern tis*. neficmit future ever achwrsd by any people command us to rwcore th* Union In the public heart oa it has al­ With th* Faba l*r*pUt: A Morse* ready b*nn restored in eonathutionni au­ Wife's Story, by Mxu. Buffi gmgii; thority. nod the Haaated CJroet. by Mrs. W*m. firwiy bUi.ro, can bo *cuompludiad in on* way. and only la on* way. l.'t us. by una n.it of amnsnty, and obl.v ox remov* every dissHllly attaeh-. �New. Advertisements. ptvririmi* and object* of tho lull intro­ duced into Congrcs. irt-.qoring to rofund Um eottei. tax, I ha ‘ Aim bill ami given I Eu, Bsvxiiaflorae few nights line* a solitary traveler bearing tbe ineriiab a carpet-bag might have bean s**n swift- Conrantem. to bo hold nt rtilndolpbia, June 6th. 1872, to nominate candidate* for Paeridenl and Tire Precid.tA. and also to elect a Itepubliean Slate Cen­ tral CommittM, will b* hrid in th* Cm or Jacxsos. st UmtW Hatt. Tnrcs- ia th* lower branch of the flute Legis­ lature; and every organswd county having ao reprsaoatation, will ba enti­ tled to <m* delegate. Dy the reflation of 18&8. no dele­ gate will be entitled to a seat who does not reside in th* county h* teprteaul*. tte* who are justly entitled to it. ' Now aa everyone knows that this tea was paid cldusivoly by tb* people of tha floalii, ami mainly by the planter* and fre-dmon, it ia perfectly obvious that those provisions wore intended to protect that else*, and to lay a founda­ tion for th* future prosperity and happinrea of the Southern people, without re­ gard to a4or and in the intersat of the entire country. Thep*opl*af the South to bo held at Jackson May 10tK to sleet Delegate* to th* Republican Na­ tional Convoaitea, to be held at iPhilsdolphin, Juno Lit. 1872, to nxninate Tbe several township* win be entitled to tha usual number .of delegates, and the Wards is the City at Hastings to far what it deea do i* paying off the Nattoaal dub!, demand* most justly nnd cvaphariraDy that tbe surplus gold fym, UL> in the Treasury, .lull be used fw said to her pastor, good old Dr. Duffield, h*r rule* in its cadences displaying ths ^my ofhar grief, “Oh, Doetor it seem* too hard to take him from my warm bo­ som and lay him tn th* cold grorarf/' “My dear child,” raid th* rentable dry goods Have the Largest and moat attractive stock of hs mote keenly realise what s beautiful City Detroit is and it looks 1 more Prwshlaut, Treasurer, Auditor, and ons beautiful if anything than it did 10 Mauagi-r and tho Regulars th* balance warn ago whea h* Crat landed ou its of the ticket. More than usual inter**: was displayed and some 0660 was ad* dad to tho Treasury by the addition onew member*. For iome time this use* ful oocioty boa languished, but it is hoped now that it has rereived an im­ solemn oheerranc <e wae duly ealebratod peril* which will last. There ia room h»rv, and Sunday, March Slut, though enough fiir both it sand tho Public Li­ dark ami gloomy ushered in the joyful brary. It i* rumored, and we merely give it ta oueb, that they will link tbsmChristmas, to nil Christiana . ■Ire. with Captain E. B. Ward who everywhere “tbe haptiset day in proposes to erect on elegant Public Hal. al! the bright mw year." .WJI might on Port Street, and there place their tb* children chant their lively carol* Library, claiming, I believe, that bo will from early mom to latest are, fay He give them better accommodutioc. and wl»*e praiws they celebrated was >.- paid in bonds. In other words thi* bill gives tho u*ody p*cple of the South a sum *qua I to tint amount proposed to b* refunded as bonking capital, which they kava not got, and which they *oralr W. W. Mitchell, ILCroodnch. John Hibbarti, M. 8. Brewer, CK- Bobmsou. Ches. E. Holland, m sure to attend die anything - to—beat —Grant Maas Meeting to-morrow tun­ ing. Schura, the jxvlitical logo, whoso activity in organising opposition to th* party which raised him to hi* present height to untiring, but who has done win be held at the Court Ilona*. In tho\I, comparatively nothing as a lawmaker. ' 'Wii deliver one of hi* prepared oratiuns City ofUastinttr. «m Saturday the 11th ; It ia yta doubtful wbsther Soualor day of Moy. 187?, at 12 o'nfook M-, to' Trumbull trill addra«a the orxaltod m-uinwhaelAwntirally buitMing up hi. t,v, rwat and making a nmight brook for Ills virtuous home, where jwrhapr, he may in the quint Louis of night in vain court "tirel nature's sweet na'urer balmy strep. ' ■ ua Tvaaojun'* aomnt h4d its annual riretton for otBewrs and director* on Tuesday, April 2d. The opposition beaded by Gen. L. 8. Trow­ bridge carrying their Prosidaat, Vice In 2&O Rolls Nevr Carpets, IFft Packages of Dry Goods, Ladies Av we propberiod at tho time when a duasterou. lire nearly destroyed Mr. Strarus’ Drug establish meal, ho has with hie usual energy had it rebuilt and refurutebsd, and has opeuod out finer and handsomer than rvvr; having taken the precaution this time to have his Labcatory in another quite distant part of tb* City. W* bar* not time to go into toys lengtay details in thi* letter conosrning this lieautiful establishment, but shall do ourwlrre that pleasure in a won w But to conclude. The Mmistor*’ meeting representing all our evangelical Churches, have united ia a testimonial letter to Rev. Dr. Addison Bollard who baalatejy b.en dismissed from the pas­ Liberals of N. Y. It io probable that torate of tbe let Coogregotiuad Society. Th* Rev. J. Woelay Brawn of Christ The compliment and endorsement are tbe reformer Trumball will tear to go to that Now York assembly. least he might Charco, though among us but a short time, baa produced a very favorable im-1 be obHgnd io disgorge that 010,000 which he took in violation uf the law of prcesion and ia a learned, eloquent and 1808 prohibiting Congressmen from act­ very fluent and forcible speaker. . Detroit, April Sth, 1871. Tbe new building, though still inarming as Attorneys far tbe United State*. P. & Navigation is open, the first | plots, its tower net yet reaching mare boat arriving from Cleveland April 5th; Yesterday in thn House something of than half its pruj^trd uUlmfo, ia a very , wish it bad brought tain. Dusty. oh, a damper on Investigation ims rwein-d good gracious! in answer to Mr. Beck’s buncuinbo reso­ good chime of bslls, a new large and ruuHi lution culling lor an account of proceeds sweet toned organ, and it* o! sale uf Naral prqxwvy Ac. The d*- ia well preserved. This Church with all nomnont of this political effort is a its struggle* baa been sustaited by tho c Momentary on tho folly of universal self aamfiring and <outinu«d labors of in last w**k'o Jssraol un* of th* such mon as A IL Adams, Eaq, the investigation with which partisan* “ro&fidraee men.” who rlaim to own ploy ths time and money of the people veteran Cashier of lite Detroit Savings Bank. liou-C. C Trowbridge, Pi tri­ Hirers!2* Cemetery, foists upon a confid­ pn-cediag a presidential election. The veretary transmitted a state­ dent uf th* D. A M. R. R, A. H. Day, ing, and defence!*** public his manifesto in relation to th* organisation of that ment, with bureau report* in dotal], auiamiag up a* follow s : Tbe balance t> thrir untiring energy and devotedunderstood to be chief fugleman. to the credit to tbe department oa July nea* to a good causa. Scorning the I as* subterfuges of th* Speaking uf the Episcopal., the Rev 1st, 1865 was 822,408,990.45, to which <««/.»> scribbler ho oom** forth ia sum was added tho appropriation for W. E. McLaren, ot ' whose departaro all bis war paint and in all hl* pride, tho fiscal year 1MJ5-66, which woo 0119,­ ’ fa that body are spoke in previous let­ end "says his say” over his own signa­ 882,828,78. Total available fur Die ter*, ia. we are happy to ssy, enjoying ture. No Tammany brave. with die reeking sculps of innumerable slaugh­ tered ann a dangling from Li* belt JAPANESE t tW Aifeif ^trALiTlEs. .elE SILKS One Hundred CENTS 25 Thousand Dollars! CENTS sptiia a mr. CASH nbaequent balancs* 074,027,763,45 has i«« *ou>:as.' Mosrnn.'VT. been covered into the Trvaiury. Tbe •ale* of pn-party amounted to 012,928,­ „ We bar* reason to expect a vary large 419 cut of which sum 01.92VJ2 **• attandanco at th* “unveiling" of this affair on tb* Oth inst. Them will b* that out of the appropriation i over room and a welcom* to a* many aa 074.000,000 bn, boon refunded ; end choose to avail themselves of tbe half ecmplseency, ar with such infinite gusto. He evUcntfy b*G*vos h* ba* found * mare'* n**t, becaure foraooih, the com­ piled Law* of 1871 are found to include tho Ometon Art of Feb. 1886. His assertion as to tbe ronclusiou to be drawn, in relation to thr vitality of that out of tho proceeds of sale* of arms a Statute, front it* reprint in th* new tomsum uf over 011,000,100, ho. been repitatioa, to alik* gratuitous and fids*. His material allegation, and- the on* Council substituted a little triangular I propo** brfofiy to answer U, that sadvr Park on th* East side of tha City and Um Statate tf 1855 AAwridv CWtery w« known aa tho Cantral Park, as a site for evycausd Tbe asms assertion basaltbe Public Library, tb* same to take ready bran often mad* by tb* ram* per­ tb* place of th* old City Hall previously IN FULL BLAST! donated for tho cam* pnrpere, and pudiated. I am glad be has at last keopiag usolioo ia th* Treasury, is over which th* Board found impracticable for made it ia writing and over his own dirk's Pictograph Gallery. five wuhiou* per aawttm ; and this might signature ia such a way that no amount sad sfarald hare made th* reduction of of onbooqoent/«Ui*x cn his port will tho debt in March at len.t 8400,WO enable him to dodge tbe peal issne he mar* than it is. Had he cboeen to pay fem the first as bat as the means were at hand, the Mt would huvo been to­ Th* Jbaras/, at Lie request, publishes day ut leaat twenty millions ku tian it in foil th* Btelafs a* amended, and U is ia. Mr. Boeiwall osema not to know to be hoped all will reed it, because its of a small neighborhood are to weigh construction and its requirements are ao arrangement for agamrt tho literary and •durational plain that th* wayfaring man, though a ' ns.^a--a-c---needs of a who)* community remains to fool or a memb*r of th* Roj al family, ^hi/hest style of Good b* asaa, but oa this question oar sympa­ or As4A, u**d not err there4n. thy* are lik. H.nvy Ctoy’s “with «Mi Let any fair minded man of ordinary pictures of Children guaran­ moAseti of mankind," and "the greatest intelligence reed that braiuless abortion, teed. Call and sec for your­ ____ good to tha greatest numbar" carries th* known m th* Record ;of the organlra- selves. B. E. CHIDESTER, Operator. day with uv-which bring* us on th. tian of Riverside Cemetery, and road it Gty matter to rapaat what we said in in the light of tbto Statute, and bo will perceive that in, at least three impor­ our lavt that our preaeut tant particulnrs, tho letter and spirit of that Sutnta are groraJy violated. 1st This pretended Corporation ba. Philo Parson* of the 6th Ward whose sold and offered for sale and received This wonderful vegetable restore tiv* extensive burin*** ox[>*rioace, made turn pay tur lots and bnrial rig! ta, Avfwv filing ia thn sbeci-unchor of th* feeble and de­ a valuable City counselor, and now wo with Uta County Clerk a map of it Oenwbilitated. As a tojuc nnd oardial for tbe mn add that the name can U said end tvry grvunde, in direct violation of tbu plain tettar of this Statute. ■M Ths pretended Corporation has and great benefactor of Hu- Methodist sold an't offered for ado end reretvrf denomination. who ia his capacity Ms pay for lot* and burial rights, s/to- bar piAJTATIDH Coming into For $t 50, $< 75, $2 00, $2 50 per Yard I For every Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out A.re Another Specialty. We -wsU inila, il for4lho Interest of Every' M«n, Woman Bna CbiM to buy their om ions no PPJSTTS, SPRING A AVERY. Alderman of tho 5th Ward io a credit $100,1 Button, $2 00, 2 buttons. Imai IttufLnint, Vw ■*■ carpets BITOS. a T.-18B0-X. «Md Sion*. er Beast *-* -'I o*to4 bioH �rrsaS!kecautly, at the Fur of Msoar*. BcMtuar, m splendid seta ef I’arfor and Chsmlxr I AH Notoe and account* must be set­ tled before the first day of May. sprlTtS J. STANLEY. Susa people say.we do no l ure sanre* of any kind, and our appetites are good enough. A good nance is pot to change your appetite lint only to make your food taste hotter. You ea! butter on bread and should cat the Halford Leirestereliirc Tab!* Sauce on meats if you value palatable food, uud the better the ovals the more ueol of the Sauce. CISICSES. MISSUS. NATURB8 HAIR RESTORATIVE is tbe result of four years study and ex­ periment. It is now jwrfectfon' ilaalf, and no more to be om pared with the other preparations now fioodiag tho market, than • tanglofoof’ whisky is to pure Bourbon Seo advertisement. aprl7t3 SCROFULA, Scrofulous Humors. plaint tho good olfrcls of the Vtornsa are realised immediat .-ly after common city; hi take it j oa debility dsuotea deficieacy of tho Wood, and Vaosnss acts directly upon the blood. Thorn is no remedy that will restore the health like tho Yasrnxx. Il ia nourishing aud strengthening, purifies tho bipod, regu­ late* tha l«wwa, quiets the nervous *y»- Naw Good* in endl-ea variet* just opened, and for sale at tslouishingly low (wire* at Barber A Baileys Rcssxzx A Nxvrn don’t ah ortho but little, but depend mostly upon Goons and Pxicm to draw customers. J»t drop Reports from Hom ■ ICHIGAN ClftTRkL R. R. A Living Witness! Grand BItot VaUey Diviac 75 cents for men Cottonadc Pants at the Great One Price Store of Grand Rapids. Star Clothing House. Cheapest Store in the State. Rapids. Only $7.00 for a good doubblc and twist suit of clothes for men. Sta r Cloth ing House, Grand Rapids. $3.00 buys a good suit for little boys- Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. THE FINKLE & LYON DRUGS, . And it coma to pees tha! when the : Getonits* hoard tho sound of much re­ land city tn tbe State. This firm joking, they earembtod together ia owe busily engaged in menaferturing. place, and Hilkiah wa. in their midst. selling all grades of Furniture, and doing* Ate and U fibs baaiaes*, ou LATEST MEIICISEII BREVITIES. |»‘<q>lol sad they .hall toy truly unfo me, wk* we are ttsa.” Thea answered Hadad and said unto Um. -IWt tkoa Sun akin**, • not know little I’ekah that cam* from Know molting fiut the great city of Jackson ? lliou didst Terrific gain on Saturday. taku him to be a goodly youth, and be Mercury about ilown to am Tuesday found tavor in thy sight, and we gave unto him five and twuaty pieces of silver and *ail unto him, go now unto th* frieadsof little David and raw* with them, myiag come, take a littin ariw ar.d BeautifuL—Tbe tree* on TueMtey fernre* wilh one of the Captain* of the morning. ho*W of Hilkiah, on 1 ao shall you sandy I 8now fell nearly twelve inches dpep prevail." And when tho evening had pri Monday. • come. Utile Pekah was rnwdatyty tied. S Is four a majority of eight f Ask But th* friendsfof little David suiter for Bos* Twe*d. fertiw onto this present day. And Hil­ kiah was excoediugly wrath, and ccarirandod thatp’ekah bo brought before Council Rooms on Monday evening. ■ ‘■Wwxr ho brought ashore from tku him, and when he came into hia presence bo said unto him, '‘Because thou didst Wreck” will bo couslndod next week. make Myw./ nn'rry and tseetdiojiy timf, and didst not mssea os thou wast oommauded, thou shall nature unto us the five and twenty piece* of rilvar, or it will go bird with thee." Aad liftlo Pokah "Doixr Va*Ms>” visiting cards print­ •rcmblrtl and wss sore [afraid. Then ed st thia office. arose Bhimrath th* wfoo Ccauwlor, and Wheat looks Well, but is about four said, "O. King be not thus angry at little Weeks later in starting thsu it is usually. Pokah,^ar know y j not that w* journi-’d hither together from th* Great City, and have I art known him, too, three many years; pern we not goodly children, i and well brought up f and do not both of ua hale the smeU of/«rfy-red and benMs. Z. B. Willison has been appoint­ riuef' Only David ntjd hi* friend* ed Postmaster at Meadville, vice Hiram iovolh these things; and the people H. Lamb, resigned smiled ! And they said one to another, ‘ L. ti. Ion. a prominent and wealthy •‘tW» frrilj <Juo." Shimrath provaited atisen of Charlotto, committed suicide not with three sayings. And tire Gransellor said unto him, “GCye rather into cm Friday last the CouscH* of Utile David secretly, andwo will follow the*, and thou shall b* our loaik-r, and about the eight hour we gill ria* up one after another, and make faces at little David, and thuc we shall perplex him, for surely he will not be stions ou the xury fortunate marriage your accomplished daughters, noted another column. DRUGGISTR SUNDRIES, Gold 110 fi-L ’ ’ AND FANCY QQ^pto- JPA-IIVrs AND OILS Paint Colors, 1 Varnish, and Dye Stuff*. have a Haareo, and stand rea tiit>»« to fill orders trom those called upon to perform the last for dear departed friends. Muaxs. Bwensbcrg A Robins, of th* Commercial CoIlog*, Grand Rapids, have issued the -Accountant1* Assis­ tant," said to bo a valuable work on th* science of bookkeeping. Undoubtedly it will add largely'to their fame a* Com­ mercial educators, and to the reputa­ tion of tbo College under I heir manage- UMEIIIS ’ CeBsisliei tf 800* M, Tt.l.“. COfTttM STiXRIRD WORKS AXDP0EMI l*s^* nuruiro b.igh, amt SufTCiTJSLS. Wall Paper and* . Curtain Ki*ture«! To all who Inland to Purchase Sewing Machines The I'-UVKLIC Ac LYON Menufitcturing Company beg leave to call the attautton of lb* public to the following fscU relative tn (heir new SIMILIA BIMILIBUS'CURANTUR. Sewing Macbloe, “ Vicroa 1. That It to a Shuttle Machine of the flrrt elaas, having all the latest hnprov*mcuts. includtng their patent Drop and Interchangable feed. t. That it has the best oor.strocted shuttle and tho most perfect lower tension In extotenoe. and deflea all compeUUou In three particular*. X That It has the only Stbaiout, HKU-AnjvsTiao needle to be found Iu any Shuttls Machine, by which lbs thickest material or the flnert fabric can l>e •owed, uaing either cotton, idlk r.r linen thread of Iffljr Mxe or flnlah. 4. That It rone really, rapidly and quietly, all motions being positive-wear Ing perta being made of Steel, and making a (>erfcrt lock-aUteh alike on both .isdst , W« learn that Alderman Wooley is quito seriously sick, though probably on tlto gain, and hopes tiro entertained that The opening Janet iu tbu Edmond's Cart* took place on Wednredsy last, further performances postjioned until the April 16th, 1872 I 0. That Ute Company has im>( M>ogbt to obtain m<dals from Fair* or public ExpuelUon*, which are easily obtained by a JuiUelout, though pretty largo cxKImre or money, sad are worthier aa to the gennibo value of a Machine, bat preferred to expend tbe same amount tn koefiing their work up to the highest standanl of perfection, thus enabling them; to send outrtio Machine whleb will not bear the mart rigid ■cratlay and the severest te-u*. They behove that In tbs end th»lr customers will be better eatiafied with this ecureo than they would with Imperfect and badly finished Machines which hafe foe rlmllles of G. L. FRETTS.-Agent. 3C>,000 people were catartained at the Michigan Exchange, Itatroit, during tho part year. A go»dlF number, but the House is in all respects Jtnt rltu. piling up of sand. O. not very bqd piling up, but the wind blow and tbe sane, flew, and on Monday night tU* snow tra* six or svren inches deeii, anti it fens*, an<| to day it thaws, and—anil Hswsto Coo* of thia City, has instat­ —well that is enough about tho weath­ er. On tho Sth inst, John Warden, ur ed a Hydraulic Pump, for forcing water from spring* etc , which wo think will undo John a* ho was usually culled. d«r«rted this life at th* ago of about Til be of practical utility. Dr. II C. Turner met with a slight How i* tho story in tire Home Jmnul, ccideut on Townmeetiug day, by falL about a religious meeting being dis­ ig acroia a nail he was carrying with star in. and breaking a rib.' Th-? I»tturbed in Irving, tor ‘‘high.’’ I'oerible truly nnfortunst* iu smashing nn hb brother John is in humor to rise and oxIm na thia ia ■tok.it fifth rra aivth nt, hl. Speaks ’ Favorably Would not be without are forced upon the public by unprinci­ pled agents.. But go. to Adstiu and Grant’s Pump Factory, in Hastings, and get a Pump which will not get out of order. ThVy keep a large stock of all kinds of well and cistern 1‘umps orastanlly on hand, and rsjxir ptnntw to VEGKTINE Michigan Central R. R. I’aourr ns over, on the 15th rust, the t’ay Grv pasved over tho Valley Divirio*> of the Michigan Central, to gladrn th® hearts and fill the pockets of the Badroad boy*. ssssassmss s= r. > IASS ^S5£ XEAVOCS DfCWUTV. adrertiviog will eventually do it more harm than good. Ifyou hare anything which you know to be good advertise is thoroughly, and you will be sure to suos*«d; if it is poor, don’t prais.' it, for people will soon discover you are lying' Such is the policy of the Burlington Route, which ran* to three great regions Is th* Wert i 1st, To Omaha, connect­ ing with the great 1’acific Roads- 2d, To Lincoln, the cajdtal cf Nebraska, sod all that bvautiiul region south of the Ifiatte, filled with It R. Landa and hoauwtrads 3d. To St. Joseph, Kan­■ sas City and all Kansas point*. Tho roods are splendidly built, have’ thi be»i bridges, finest care, tho Miller' Ilawtinga, Mich. w-Batnrtm tr to ‘nciffi ■ it tta ®, sat tar an ssitar** NEW TYPE Ma. J. K. Harkins, has removed bis Tailor Shop to rooms in Washington Block over Barber,Jt Bailey* store, where ho wdl bo happy to receive hia old custom err, and as many new ones as Just Received 010. SELIIBLE ISO mMCT ROUTE, ixt: Grand Tfinpldre, NX!ch. O. 8. 1’RETTS, A.gts The Literary and Musical society con­ nected with the Good Templar’s Lodge of this City, will bold a Literary Social at their Hall on Tuesday evening next They requert a full attendance of mem­ bers, and cordially Invito tho public generally. * __________ Own Haynre was srv*rt*d oa Monday for Burglary, in entering tho shoo shop ctf J. C. Cote, in the night time and taking therefrom two pain of boot* li default af boil in th* sum o! |l,00d he ktaa is committed for oxamination on Saturday next. tho Council adjourned on Monday last without day, and he doe* not'know whether the Mayor will permit the ‘Tammany Ring" to meet again in the * Oca Naw Ruxnoaa.—Th* qmuiion to, shall we hat* the Katamswto, Hast­ ings and Lowell Railroad ? A positive n», on tha part of those interested makes it a fixed fort. Only a iitsl* more money is required, but thaiM'r is an platform and coupler, and tho safoty air brake (to prevent tb* toe* of lifothstis SOLD IN HASTINGS. every where el*.> hajtponiag); Pullman's BY ACKLEY A SLADE. sleepers. Pullman dining care, largo and powerful engines (to make quick time nr.d good cunnoctions), and are iu a word tho bert equipped road, in the Wort. So that if you desire to go safely, »urn|y, quickly and comfortably to any point iu on thn Pariito Rwds, ba auro that you go “By Way of Burlington." AU who wish particular information, and a largo map. showing iwrrastXy tha Great Wret, owl a’.i its railroad ooanec- Rntrxtm. —Mrs. W. II. Heimos and daughter, after spending iwvcral month* resy pleasantly with relative* in the South, returned home this evening. Mr*. Dr. Oakes, the mother of Mn. II. hts also come to s;>end tbe summer with her children and friends ia thi* Stale. , Jost Racavn at the Baasxa Office , —soma founts of new style* of Job Typo and a splendid assortment of envelope^ ; letter and note heads, flat caps, state­ , ments and bill head papers, which we ( will print to order, and sell a* cheap su> . lb* same class article* can ta> bought in . 1 Dt*a —At tbe residunoe of Mr. John। Ltrt or Lams* rvaiainiag at tbe Wickham, in the let Ward, on Monday’ night, tha 15th into., Dr. Eli Ortwea. Haaringa P. O.. April 17tb 1672. Aged •Iity-ui years. The deceased was WiHUra P. Btttar, Chas. C Briggs, a resident of Saratoga, N. Y , and com* West oa s pleasure tear, qnaOMp—iail by a widowed daughter, his only child, and wns tskvn with infiamatfon of the hmga while aojounung at '.lie residence *f Mr. W., and died very suddenly. surces* ffo om rtihy needed to make tb* people of tho. sevaral Township* along the linn, a* able sad independent fcrtarr* as lire in the State of Michigan ? ButtheRsedwOlfofaA, and if not on the line propoeed by tire Kalamstsoo, Hastings end Is>w«U Co, then on some other line, and can the land owucra along that line afford for the oak* of hoarding a few nrflut dMon, to allow n change of not* to l« made. Toxu men era wide awake, and ready at the first call to locate a route fasti Kataraaaoo via Hastings to that Gty. Chn the farmers between Hustings and Lowol) afford, rather than add a few hundred dollars to their subeeriptioM to permit tliis ? AV® ‘hall know ia a few days. We nre not able to eotnpfeto onr list of the Offieeh sdaeted from the Town­ ship* of Johnstown and Assyria, bsri w* sreablutoxirefii. nxm*. of th* Sojwevicars elected in th* County as folfowu: BUSINESS MEN ><>LI) IN HASTINGS. BY ACKL1H’ A KLAD^r- INOCURE.NO CHAKI �nEMn'',W.UU>" BEBCHU Uno than ga»L If you haro anything WmiPV IvhMtyoakaua io be good adwrtia* it MUNBI i [ tbotaugbly. aa.1 you adl be ante to aw- f card; if it ia poor. Aoa't |Tai* it Dr ;------------prnt*- .iU wee dferoier you ar. lying. 1 \V * u S „ Buch k thr po&ty uf the Buriotgfca . « ; ftouta, which nuu to three great ngtont ..s^..b.r la tha WaM: lat. To Omaha, connect­ lag with the great faofio Borfa. M. rsrp ■ To L.n~lo. tha tajalal cf Nebraaka. ,\rJJ aunn Attraction* tuoggrtuxuMo Wheeler & Willson mt Tbe ro,<U arc .pkadid y built, har. thi Inert bridge., tiaeat ears, tha Miller •rary ubereeb*- liaHworug); ruUman e Pullman diainj curs, urg" »»d poverful engine, (to tanka quick tbna the beat equipped roada ia the WaM. Bo that tf you dmire Io go aaMy. earrly, quickly and comfortably »« any P»u‘ in Soatbara Lm. Xabnuka, Kaaaa*. or ou tbe Pacific B tadt, ba uitu that you go -By Way <4 Jlttrlingtrn..” AU who wish particular lufonuatlon, and a Jarga crap. •huunag furrtdlj tha Gnat Wear. and all it* nulrcad ooaace- Jartleu, Flower. Tree ib, Evergreen. Fruit nndHlerb Seed*. Prepaid by I Mail. A complete and judiciou* _a**ortinent, 25 aorta of either ‘clas.-. $1.00. The six claMe«,1 (150 packets) for $5.00. AL*o, an immenac stock of one year grafted Fruit Trees Snail Fruita. Fruit 'Sitock*. Young I Fruit, OmamenuY <jid Erergreen Seedlings. Blub*. Rone*. Vines, House Border Plants. Ac, Ac., the moot complete *M«>rt> i ment in America. Prepaid by mail. Priced Cataloged to any laddre.v. also trade liM.*. gratis. Seed* on Commission. Agents ’ Wauled. B. M. WATSON. Old Colony 1 Nurseries and Seed Warehouse. EstablUhcd jau24m2 tx-hoUmft. Mich, Breeder Jt Dealer in Coe Premuttn anti Imported taney Fowl*. 1 am prwjarvl to book orders for delivering utter th# first of B^ptrmber, of Ibo tofitnriag rari.’tsrt: Dark • and Light itohmaa. < ’rwe-ronr*. I>omintqura. and Huff Curium. Bend atauip Dr |trK»« and Aarriirtar.1. - tor 1872; laffiaSata KM ME! SHEPARD'S COMPOUHD WAHOO BITTLES, BELAND IBHC1B . . . Halfa Million having hern Hold-.' LIFE OF JAMES FISK. / Z>. COOK. .liit. Price, uulg 30 Ceuta a Hottie. KielHeeulnehe, Liver Ouupluiut, FeerrA Ague, Dgapepeia, ITucuu iu ChUAreu, FUea, Bilioua Ctoryr&rixta, Lum of Appetite. F.rttptloua of the SLiu. Fimplco ou the JESUS VxiMS rt ilUAIIING CO.CMeaga. I’ll WELLS' CARBOLIC, TABLETS. ILLUSTRATED LITRATM1 XKUU.T K»COMl*LBrEl(STOB» 23303132303201023131484848 GREAT INDUSTRIES! i-ws DR. WILSON’S COUGH MIXTURE. HTRIBXEB * CO, Oi, Wall I % a (Mi Ajau PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. FUEGUSONS WONDERFUL OIL 955991499^ JURUBEBA Dr. Crook's WiaeolTar. DM.CBOOCT rrwupor Dr. Wells' Extras «f Jinteta DR. CROOK'S WINE WORM CONFECTIONS 5141515 HALFORD LXIC£ST£RSHIBE TABLE SAUCE. THE OUT SAVCE All RELISH FOR FA1HLYUSE. NATURE'S LDATEMOT MTEL POKE ROOT. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-04-24.pdf e07b86574189528c255e8833bffdfe63 PDF Text Text th« ?,'?*** The Banner Company, jr Bxayxaw*. arasr co. arc*. a (Y Rfl VOL XVI. iWp Cafb Wcsinnl HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY APRIL 24. 1872. BEAUTIF VAM VKLMB M I- AWT IS .VSWtfSLKSTi. Agents for the Celebrated Eiuisk m® earns, CWrniM sums, - .. IcntrftBSW Wart Sion nrrisa w Everything QaniniGUfQ, lk« to fed and Novclticn that Barry amjfity ladi«n k'tot bo . tfjoir? This plow whereever introduced has found unusual favor with thefarmers becUuse of 2nd Ease of Handling. chilled Iron The Boys want to see you, and swaht Ijeing harder than tempered steel. want to shtLOwyouJjMpooM — ~z~ AU This Plow is Offered on its Merits. entirely new and ________ beaten in the State of Michigan. We are desirous of placing this Plow in the hands to bod it became my habit to store my 1 blind* raysalf, for always ou tho other aide of tha street bo stood rilsntiy took-i fag up at my window. If I wont to church, he was than. I met him maneIke other letter, eoetned to have no timae fa the corridor, a* ha came to Lie bearing oa the aad atogy told in the first foreoo. At one of three meetings we I tied them all up again, and put out ccnfreaod our mutual loro. Loon de­ my lamp. I wa. .lartled Io find th. manded of rou my hand. You refused dawn trying to atniggla in through the it. You excused yuurseb* from holding crevice* of my darkened windows. any farther lomruunicatfan with him. ,Yuu had other plans forme, you arid, ■nd you wished aawcx to see him again. You said to ma harsh things of him. Ha was wild and bad, you said Ah, Vietor! vou did not know him I Had you not always made me happy 7 You said, couM I not still trust ay happfasre to rau who knew mure of the world and of menUianl? AL, Victor! you dfa not know that a woman al aotiro brain, with man*. always 1 laugh over her. ftaoni. aa U tho Lord had real her." To prove her hilarity .he began to my now, ao rite ktoecd the baby. The littl* creature netted her check earereingly, and made a mouth aa if it would cry •.co, Whoreupoa Jake'. wX* taaghed. •• 8ho know, hotr lo love already,'' I a*U. “ Ye*, tnarui. They learn that final of all, and how to cry. Blare their little of every Farmer in Barry County on trial. Boxion Coxh Sflare. CAXL AND SEE IT. ■j Detroit Stoves! State Fair nt Kalamazoo, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapid.*, will Cud no ran, and tho Oot&pto de Chatilion shall not knoa where you You did not mean to be cruel, VieY’uu want tn do your duly. I was very unhappy in tbs lonely p!*ro by tho so*. I cvuld nut fix my mind on any of my linta oreopaUons. 1 sat listlarelv all day I eould not eat, I would not walk. Often I wept •• Th* old woman at whoso lwu»» wo boaruofi had n bjo, * are i.ptafa, who wa* viaiing her. He wa* an adocatod . ihougS not a jnliabod man He wa* also vary ha .dsomo, and ho was kind ol heart. ’Ho was very good to ma. At last 1 began to beer him a lively grati­ tude. -'You know I was never a coqutato, but there is in me that dramatic fymBhy which maki-s it impossible not to improreod by the feciings of thoi* about mo. . ... “The captain thought me beautiful and graceful. With an alinu*t uncun■csooa symjiatbv. I wa* th* more »o that h* thcugbl me eo. He entertained, my lonely hours Ha induced mo to wait He showed mo the moot beaulifol places in tho rocks- lie related to me his adventure* fa strange land* and by see. •* One day I mid: * Fur all that you teach me, what ehall 1 do for you. dear captain F • Then he looked up with a sudden eugeraoM in my fora. m«-l* a« if he would speak, and then tore up from whore he tot nt my foot and walkwl to th. edge of the rock, reemwl strange. He came back soon, and aaid: ‘ Y ou ehall teach me French.’ “ Bo it happened that w* pasaed long houre on the rocks with our books, white 1 taught him. It > irertal my mind from ray sorrow, and I liked it -A tong time had peered. Ono day 1 was teaching him *ome verb*. It wa, tho verb -arer that wu had to conjugute. Tao captain at the first word stopp^ltor Select iJHisrrllang, The De{r\ HEeL in the World. GOODYEAR-& STRIKER llrspectfuily aiinntincd'io their patrons and the Public Generally,that they have removed to the Large and Commodious New Brick ’* ’ ’ ihington Block, and Store adjoining the V will be hit >py 3 serie who may give them a bull. Crockery and w Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and w^h bn «pld for Cash Cheaper than at the auverfiseo Cost Salm. if you do’nt believe it call and set. We Pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, noil all kinds of Produce. BLACKSMITHING! Sewing Machine. Tbe FINKLE Ac LYON Manufacturing Company beg leave tu call the attention of tbe public to the following (act* rolativo tn Iholr im­ proved Stewing Machine, “ Victoe :" 1. That It la a Shuttle Machine of the flr»t class. having ail the talcs! Improve­ ment*, Including their patant Drop and lir.ervhangublc feed. 2. That It baa tho brat constructed shuttle and the mute perfect lower -tension In ex toten ev. and defies all rocupctltkin in throe particulars. ' 1 Thst It ha* the only Snuoiir. Har-Awnnxo needle tube found tn any buttle Machine, by which tbe thickest material or tbe finest fabric can be sewed, using cither cotton, silk or Huen thread of any »txc cr finish. 4. That it run.easily, rapidly and quietly, all motions being roslUvo-wvar Ing i»rt, being made of steel, and making a ;perfect tock-taiteb alike on both " Think not. Victor, v*ry *l°«r broth­ er, that I forgot you. Neither can I beli< vo that forever your face will b* turned away from mo. though to my let­ ters you hare never returned tho answer. Shall J believe that they here never reached you ? that you are in ignorance that my heart, even in disobeying you, stilled k>v*d you 7" that while .offering tbe |iaia you felt it your duty to inflict A Tn.l each Machine to thoroughly tasted <m the flnert a* sell a* the coararet ujcb me, it never judged you harshly, cl .reel of good*, and loft ready for use, and nre*. no re**dju<tBi>nt or alteration bat respected you and your nobta pnrof any kind fur ordinary sewing. A Th*’ It to eo simple in construction, and erelly kept in order, that very llt- 1 •'Believe me 1 hold in my memory all tto or no Instruction to needed to learn lo SUtch. Hem, Fell, Brsltl, Bind, Corl your t*ud*nieu and g"oineea to me. I Gather, Quilt. Hem stitch Embroider. Fringe, Ac., Ac. Uiank the good God that he has given T.* That It Is made throughout of the bent Material* and In the most perfect me to tarry to tbe grave no bitlnr feel­ manner, aid with such simplicity of construction that It la not liable lo unaqnsl ing, but that I may remember that it wear, and requires fewer repairs than any machine In the mukta, and to readllj wa* only mistaken jndgment which and Inexpensively re adjusted after lung wear. eaiued you to give me pain. May the 8. That It bsa the teOlmany, not only of experienced experts, but of tho skill­ ^oud God furg.re me for any ingrati­ ed agent* oi other shuttle machine* to I he eoporiorlty In workmanship and easy tude toward, you and all my youthful lolly. . . working. . •• 1 do no*, forget, dear brother, bow 0. That tbe Company baa uot sought to ubtain medal* from Fair* or public Expositions, which are easily obtained by a Juslfclow*. tbougli pretty large ex­ great was your roeponaibility—a young man atone in a foreign land with aa or­ penditure of money, and are wecthteae aa lo tho genuine value at a Machine, but have preferred: to expend tbossnnc amount Ln keeping th str work up to tbe phan water. 1 do not forget how, al the hlgbcet standard of perfection, thus enabling them to rend out no Machine uinxe Urac, your own education and tho which will not boar tbe most rigid scrutiny and tho severest trees. They believe cuetom of tbe eooietr in our own oouatry made you to believe that the guatdiaaa that in ths end their customers will be better mtlafled with thto course than they •• Ha walked away. •' I wept tear* of real sorrow and re- Unretlngm, IVIleli. 1 •• lie returned and knelt down by my side, saying, with a broken voice ; ‘ I am only a rough sailor. I would not bur: you. ray pretty bird. nor make J„_ycastear far my sake. I wa* mUakaa. that1. elL I had a kt u* drcam that wasn't true. I found ray■ self overboard in a graft sea, th.it awept Un ’ Slewart SteinholL H A! 11 A ! H. A. Bus e 11! Ou there tor your C&OICE GROONRIBB! A fine stock Jcrt Onm XulTille • U - I ret about tightiag my little readfagtamp, white ay eat ia th* duak. nervoualy ptayfag wfch tba taatot of th* aife-cudjr My tamp hghtad. I opre*1 myeaoreeary, aad look from it the bundle of tottars. shafl be Rtad if you Lk« to make ure I tooked up into hto fee* aa I handed him tba latten, and remembered how Lren do ebaiillon had described Na­ talie's m-re a* “of the Orient" He -Thank you. aadamotaelta, thank you. You are very r»d- Your tamp give, exoaltant light- 1 will rtay a taomeot, if you will allow me. You were playing when I camo in. Doe. my preaenoe dirtnrt yoa? -Qhltox. -I win play, if you Mbs’ I H-r-i b< • M< ’•‘“I ■topped, I notiard that ho bald the package of lettars tmopeued In hia hand; ki» <gher hand shaded, hia fere. He had a r.iroagly-marked Mutative ebin; hie mouth wa* cuverai with a heavy maotacbe. dack, abot with gold. Ha looked - ----------------chUdfa if I hada'l bad MS VW, WWW, | ■ • ’ -X ■ ----• • the first lettar. Hia hand shook notactly. Ho folded the totter up again un­ read. and loaned back la hi* chair. In a few minutes be unfolded it, aad bwgu-i again to road it- Soddeuly he •• ilaleuioimlio ha. read there lot- “ Y6u know them then. I—I find them damaged by BTO-watar. Tbe word* are niton blurred Would madammaaUe think te a great liberty if I ack >* to read theta io ma 7" “No, no; 1 ehoeld bo glad to help you in any way." . He handed them all to me, and began U pace up and down tho room. It agi­ tated me, and I could not read. Dreo*nUv he .at down again, shading hi* taro with his hand. I road first th* utter Natalie had written to her brother, then the one to tho *os naptma •• The other. aeora private oum of her own, not important, * I said, looking Grand Rapid*. >Iich. »o.Batartmlt atTETCR’S itefflj, BatSnil dUSinlttf** Secures SpeclalTtWectioo to — mr. I wiMgetjualhetettaro." Wke waa ** Dotty Varden T’ ... -r DENTIST - isqairo of the rehwUtotarere. Thad, msdsmtarelto. did I undrestand you, ia youxuslf?** >• I am ths scbooUaistreoa. Bit down, Th* only eocrert thing five which to vi. up lovely Spring drossre of tad:rs io a gcrgoou* material all bright blo*- C. S. FRETTS, Aj^., .’ criaa. Il rephe, Hka wave*, aad eaeka sadly. It ofeu itself upon the shore, .*ep>g. -Will you aw» me baak again tato the eoa-tha turbulent am where ao rotah? My fore, -y Mr. I Thyabreae are fragrant and eafe. My lore, my tho letters. Jake’* wife had forgotten the fright I had oivaa bar. .little Natale began to walk atone, and sraa aa object of mueh interact tu all tho village. She was a pretty, Healy baby, with great did not apeak. IM tmm oa hfi. baiel ayea, and Ltfi* nag* of golden hair, charmtag figure, and graceful ges­ forehead were awtdtau painfully, and hta tures She looked oddly out of place in hand expreaeod intonee agony. I wav tryiag to etiflo my own emo­ Jake's cottage, but reemed very happy tion. in the rght of this little tragedy in real life. Quito ritantlT we ant fee an sktachiag ou tho hooch. A Ling elrad ow wa* cbm over my canra* and oa the rand before me. I saw it re one ws without seeing when absorbed. It moved away, aad it suddenly occurred •• • Continue,* I said. to me'it was a man. - I looked over my “ • I dare nol,’ ho answered. *If I shoulder, expecting to cue one of the ooubl but know that it was true, the flihermsn, and aaw a pinttaman, ata word that ootnes next, and that it wsj 1 Uulo distance, standing with hie back you bred.' to ma drawing ia ths santt with hia “I was horrified I had no idea it had gone ao far. Ln a moment 1 roI fete that G. L. FRETTS, Agent. HICKS & BRO iBOorporntul IBBBl. ss.-ns.'ssisra on mo many daya to write thia. I shall send my child to Havre by my faithful maid. I bar* hy uccidan^rerd that the good captain is there dWTabout to Bail fix America. 1 trust bi. r.obta heart I ehall write him a tatter, and uak him to tab* ay child to you. Take care of her lor my mke, Victor, tor the sake of her own innocence. She ha. given no sorrow. She will loro you bet­ ter aad more gratefully than 1. God blare you, dear, dear brother. Adieu I" ; The next letter wa* a\ short ano in English to the captain, in which .ho 3rd: Excelling of work. Lays a furrow well and will not clog. 4lh Its Great Duribility. The to F** \ white. leu and played, and remembered bow my long cousin John ured to Wand b-Ua me.nd watch my Unde. BiDy Uy! he kireod them onr.t, lunch to my .ndignafam. and quoted to me a tfaakrepeare ------ . ---------------- cragy, dear brether, I* not .tr.iigs- I made inqui­ re*. I went myaelf Mo tbe Morgue, fur I knew he wai dead ; but even dead I could not find him. All my effort, have bren ia vain. How I ahall reek him in 1st L.ighlncss of Draft Need. well hov to use. NO. 52 y heart, and follow*! Em. It ar** most delicate and original.' anremeditated, Victor. I could not " * Nay; but you describe her form. sot: A carriage waited far a« in th* I spook of her color.' '■'Not so fast I oxjy begin by show­ reel. A fortnight after thi* we srere ing you thataho belongs to the typo of the dark acre*. And you call her hair "Dear Victor, you were quite wroeuj ben you aaid Leon wa* not good. Wu blende becatiM it is gold ? Why, ii is reed a year of- such bhre a* I thought eo deep a color that it ia darker than much called dark, sad the complexion is almost tho color of the Lair. Oh! hi belle raviaanto!' “ He looked up and aaw me. He thought I had but just come in. They both row; looking a little cDusooua, aad fectly happy before, he said. “It waa not true that 1 loved him lore, but ho bc.amo morbid aad uul. “One day, when our baby was a month old. Lean did not cxkbo home. SirjiQl ui Isiaiial DENTISTS Every Policy ,uMr. Haldwl t_g^.Q!tr^axa^ DUb’ELE _____________________ had randn sto happy with many offretfouate reciembranoea of ay wiAee. An old friend ofonro had sent me a promt. •Do not forgrt.’ yoa aaid aa you went out tifler our Vreakfont. *to write a litthi note of thank* and reed Marie to take known as “Dolly Vardan." Whea tin, ringulnr nppelteiion for drew. go= naturally quarto. the fair tax. T new name tn “Dolly Var-len" is eos Vankn. a tockamitli; it sought in marriago by “Sim Tappertit." a vsia Londia approuttee. and Joo Wilted. a very : MU Doi!* beeomre Mrs. WiHret 8be 1 i. dereribed by Dtak.Be a. poasre^ ‘ "a fane lighted up by Um tovlieta pair , of ejiarkling *yc> tlmt over loetaMaitb t tacAui upon; tlwfiurocfoyroMy laugh. �T. B. Skinner, T. B. SEIBNEB & CO dred and fifty-three, a* amend.d by art number thutv-two of th* bMcion taws of eighteen hundred and sixty-nins, be and Uio aaute I* hereby tuueudird an os tn read a* foltewa : 6k. 2. Ko ahauriioo. division, «de, by tbe general publfa The Preesdeat accords the right of lb* electro* frnni hire and tbe privilege cf participating ia jiolitice by »U pemme in or out cf effiro, and declan* that honealy and efficiency, not political activity, Have the Largest and most attractive stock of rotary of th* Senate and Clerk cf tbs Hotroe of Roprn-ntabvsa. tlmll b* osrtified by the preoidmg officer* of th* reapectiv* House*, and coucterrigned by the Auditor Ganeral; and such sum* aa mar b* du* th* lYwidaat of th* Senate any corporation ment>MU>d In ths first section of thia act, ehall have any force I or effect, or pas* any title thereto, or in-11 I ma/ be duo to toreet therein, naleee expressly author- । of either House imd by the vote of three fifths in fate- i tb* Sscralsry or rest of the entire stock of aaid company i actually present or legally represented ।---------------------------- n.i»d by the presid­ officer, of th* raepectir*Hou**s; and at same meeting of stockholder* coifed ing I and notified tn acvonlanre with tho pro- the i State Treasurer, upon tb* praaenta<tf auch certificate*, countersigned vision* of the preceding section of this tiou I provided in thia eection, ia hereby act, except tho surface right to land for as i and d treetod to pay the village lota, or land not required for autboriaed i mining purposes trim which tbe timber i 8n. 4. Thia art shall take immsdiein cent of the poeitfoti which th* executive thouaasd dollar* t> hereby appropriat ­ ha* held since bi, inaugun.lten, what­ ed out of tb* Sialo building fund for the ever rival int«re»l, may say :* the con- year eighteen hundred and seventy-two. and two hundred Uuiutaud dollars annu“Tha Rcgnlationo" appeodad t* the nlly for each of tbe yours eighteen hun­ dred ami Mventy-throe, uightoen hun­ order tuako torn* important changes in dred and eevwnty-fbur, eighteen hun­ the original niter of the commisrioo. dred and **venty-fir*. and eighteen Ju** Mb, 1872, Io aommsls candidate, Among those are p’amed first among tho far Pawid«nt and Vice Ihvudmu and also to elect a Republican Stale Cen­ tral Oommiltee. will b* held ia the nine of an act entitled “An set pr»ftn or Jscxaos, *v Ueasr Hitt. Tars*b« expended under tho direction of said scribing th* dutisa of th* Superinten­ board, in tl»p mrtfou aad copatrurtion dent o! Public Instruction, and to re of a new Capitol, on tbe State block or neal chapter fifty-six ofthe Revised square known a* Capitol Square in tho Statute* of eighteen hundred and fortyafiyuf Loaing. and eovwnng tlu» site rix, and an art to amend said chapter occupied by th* building fomeriv used fifty-six." Approved March twenty­ far the State oiBeee. ninth, oa* thousand eight hundred Sac. 10. It abaft be th* duty of said I and fiftv, approved April fourth, one board, within thirte-daya alter their ap-1 having no repreeeatatinn, will be enti­ tlunuand etgjit hundred and fifty-erne, Ixdng sect®M throe thousand four tled to om delegate On th* whole it U pirhapa as good a hundred and Mvanty-lwo, and three By the resolution at 1858, no del.- system aa making improvements ia the thousand four hundred end seventygate will bo entitled to a seat who does maaagamaol of appointments to tubsix of ths Oompiled I*wa uf eighteen one weekly paper in tb* city of Lansing, hundn-d ar4 seventy-uno far a period of not teas than thirty, nor ' any guardian and hi* ward may both 6. D. Btrauii, ChairmauSwcrtua 1. Th P-pli *f th SUU »f expert. Many of th* palpable evils of the more titan sixty d*ys, for plans, apociti- ;I bo reridonl* of any oilier state or tetri-1 W. W. MitahelL foromr report havo been so modified that catuns, and eetimatra for the tempore-1I tery of the United Stale*, end such ward JtkluffM saari, That section* fir* and R. Goodrich, uins uf an art entitled “An act prescrib­ there will be comparatively little oppo­ ry building and new State Capitol hero­ may be entitled to prejwrty of any dm ing the duties of tbe Superintendent of John Hibbard, M. 8. Brewer. sition to thr execution "1 tho reform in provided for. Upon tbe expiration of,i cription in thia Stat*, each guardian, on Public Instruction, and tor*p*al chapter ' two mouths after tho romplsfitm of such producing to th* probate court or other fifty-ate of th* Raviaeil Statute* o< eight­ C. K. Robinson, under the now regulations by thorn who ! court of competent jurisdiction of th* publication, if thia board abaft have reChan K Holland, believe tn reforming the service at all. o*iv*d within that time any plans, apeci- eodnty in which »ueh property or een hundred end forty-six, and *n art to amend said chapter fifty-six approved At least a trial will doubtless be made, ficatten*. end raiimatM. forufabed in th* principal part tbonxif is situated, a March twenty-nine, one thousand eight and, a* in every reformation of jmst cus­ oomplianoo wilh said publicntteu. they hill and cftnplato transcript from th* hundred and fifty.” approved April toms, such difficulties aa present them- shall immediately thereafter notify tho recoidaof a court of competent jurisdic­ fourth, on* thousand eight hundred aad tion in th* State or territory in which ralr*. will «lh.r b* .united by th. fifty-one being section* Hue* thonannd bo and hi* ward reside, duly exempli­ A Republican County Convention, now regnktion. or by new moderation* Ijuld v)«-ln^ tbe Supwinleudent of fied or authcuiicated,. showing that he four hundred and serenty-two and thro* wffl be held at the Court House, in th* ofr them. There is no doubl uf tb* | Public instruction, and Attorney Gen- baa been appointed guardian of such of the Compiled Law* of eighteen hun­ Cite of Harting*, on Saturday th* 11th oaraert drairo of Ihs Commisafon nod af oral, to meet the board at th* city of | ward, and that he bu given a bond or dred end sev.nty-one, be and th* same : Lauaing. on a day to bo specified naa‘d! security in th* State or territory in are hereby .aminded so a* to read a* , day of May, 1872, at 12 o’clock M., to ; nottea, tbe earn* to be grnm at least ten . which he and hia ward reside, in double • . । mauds for improving our present aya- i days prior toeaid meeting, and if at'I th* value of th* property of such ward, follows: (8172.) 8k. ’ 5. Hn shall annually,' tem. and if it doo. not work to perfoc such ine cling a majority of said I and also (showing to such court that a on receiving notioo from tho Auditor tiou, th* will muas'b* taken for the dewl, board and StElo officers in attend-1i removal of the property uf auch ward General of tho amounts thereof eppor, will not conflict with th* term* and limand clamor on this subject must end un­ anc* shaft decide u|«n aad adopt an, itation* aUending the right by which tiem tho income of the primary school til tbe teat of oxjierieuce ahull decide plan or plan-, with sprcificatinn* ami the ward own* the ram*, or tie or be­ fund among tho several townships end Mtimatoa, submitted to tb*m, the aaid upon the efficiency of new regulations board shall be bound thereby, and come prejudicial to hi* Intervet therein, eitios of the State, in jiroporlion to th* by showing the fruit* of their applies-^ shall proceed to th* erection of the then such transcript mar be enti-md of number of Kholare in each, between the court, and such guardian age* of five and twenty yearn, aa th* ■temporary building and New State Cap­ recordi_in such asm* shall appear by th* report* of the a------- --_ _-__ itol herein morided for, in accordance several townihrp inapector* of primary , certificate of guard Unship >if th* estate , of such minor from such court, which eehocl* made to him for th* year test I ‘ , shall authorise him to demand, sue for, clo**d. (3470.) Sic. ft. Whenever by accident, i j and recover and such property and re­ tho proposed corporation for experi­ , move tho same to the ptaea of residence mistake, or any other cause, tb* return* menting in aerial telegraphy lie favora­ , ofhimsslf and hi* ward, and roch court from any county, township, or city, upon bly reported by th» committee having may order any reaident guardian, eaecu- which a statement of tho amount to ba th* bill in charge and paawd by Con­ tor, or administrator havi ng any of the disbursed t» nay auch county, townehip, grove. It will cost the govorcmrnt estate of such ward to deliver the same or city shall not contain th* whole asmto such i><m-re*idrt>t guardian : Pro­ bar of scholars <a such county, township There ba* Ijceu for sometime quite a nothing, and if l| 1a oppoeea by other M, All debt* in faror of rosidrata or or city, entitled to draw money from talk about pmonalitiee, and the B*«- telegraphic interest*, that is tb* very , cttUensof thia Stat* known to exist I said fund by which aoy such county, in ho* been accused of dealing more best reason why it should receive Itegi>agsiimt auch estate, whether du* or to town*hi]>, or city shall fail to have ap­ or fee* extoaaively in that article. Now, latiie support, lew pretend tn know become dm-, have been first paid or pay • portioned to it the amount to which it we say thia, white w* bar* in tho peat I eny thing of tbe merit* of telegraphing th* temporary State OlBtwment tendered: AsdprendUshe. That ehall justly be entitles), the superinten­ dent. on receiving saliafactory proof and shall in tho fbtnre speak trad write without wire or eablo, but whether it Ssc. 12. Tb* board m»y smko and the benefit of thia act shall not extend thereof shall apportion auch deficiency froriy of th* public men and thea pub­ caai Ih> accomplished or. not, the fort •titer into a contract for th* erection and to any resident of eny State or territory to such county, township, or city in hx* construction of said new Capitol, but no, in which a similar law to thia doe* not next annual apportiomnent. lic conduct in thia city, we have never routraot shaft be mods or entered into e— <> rm:___ . -k-n t___ attached the private etmrartar of any general principles showing it to be pos­ which shall involve a largwr expenditure sible at least, makes it the true inter­ of mouey far any one year than die act of progress that it should not bo al- amount appropriated for auch year in Approved March 25, 1872. AN ACT to provide for a deficiency in CongroM without even being reported. the exponas of erecting tho building If unaucmsaful it costs nothing - to any for tho temporary itse of the State bat th* partis* who believe in it, end if Offices. SacrtM 1. Th P»rlt •/th SUU »J PURIFIES THE BLOOD All IE* suecraefuL it is th* grandewt triumph of , J/iMiyro mart, That the sum of six hun­ STOIEB THE HEALTH. srienio over time and space that thei dred and nini'ty-three dollars and nine­ | world has yet discovered. L*t it have ty-four ootits be nn<l tbe some is hereby appropriated out of tbe general fund for the purpose of defraying an expense in­ j author, Dr Mahlon Loomis, and hi* dis­ curred in erecting th* brilding far th* ciple. in Metrical sooner. Will tho temporary use ofthe Stat* Offices, over Committee rise and explain • and above the appropriation heretofore mad* for thatpurpow. ' _ DRY GOODS CMIBC DBY GW AND C« Battle Creek, Ladies Dress Goods! 2ft0 Rolls New Carpets, 175 Packages pf Dry (,'oodg, .‘feCTJT.W imrererew ■ ICHIUS CI in4 River V JAPANESE SILKS One Hundred CENTS 2 5 Thousand Dollars CENTS Under E^rice. Mil a AVEIY. WE PAY CASH MfflNLUOlfflf M V E G E T1 N E Coming into our Store. General Debility statements nrndo by Mrs. Lloyd, tb* al­ leged murderess, her servant* and oth­ end wo would much prefer to “fight it ers, it appaaro th* ia charged with tb* out oa thia line’’ but th* Homo Sinti terrible crime of poisoning her hu*band. seek* a new field, end ]iro]Miee* te vindi­ an aged aunt nnd four beautiful chilcate th* character of it, pet friend*, by on attack upon the privet* character which charge ah* wa* lodged in jail to and private conduct cf man whose only await the actio* at tbe grand jury. The fault ia, that they are eappoaed to be ia verdict at thajary was baaed upon th* the way of tto further plunder of tho city by th* icecbco, who have in th. control of the city, and who are now striving to keep ths Council from doing anything for the benefit of th* city, aud who mart night after night for the pur­ pose at adjoaraturr.t axd delay. "White.ww mw alow to soo tho true I to aay that a th. fight n to be conduct­ ed ia thia Buhner, and the private char­ acter and ermdurt of leading men of th. Republican party of thia city, » to he board may deem necessary, for a period not leas than thirty nor tnciro thou sixty days. The advorttsetneni fliu* provided for to specify th* time and plao* where th* bids or propoaals made in pursuance thereof shall be oprns.1. All bids projxanl* thua made aliall be seated,and shall not be opened at any other time or place than that designated in th* adverlisemcnt. Every bidder afeill accomrany hia bid with such auffiterat aecunty as the commismonors aboil require, con­ ditioned that tn ease th* contract shall be awarded to him he will enter into a contract in accordance with his propos­ als. All or any bids or proposal* re­ ceived by aaid board may be by them re­ jected, end, whether accepted ar reject­ ed, shell, after dacteton tlareon by arid board be deposited in th* office of th* Secretary of State. Sac. 14. In letting eontred*, aaid board shall nut obligate th* State to per to any contractor any monqy ltiter thou that to which ru.-h coatrector may be Approve ! March 25, 1872. ‘ AN ACT to repeal art number one hun­ dred and thirty-nine of tb* Hearion Law* of eigbteen hundred end enmty-one, entitled ' An art to provide far the payment of th* interest on the litato debt," anprntetl April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and eeveaty-ono. Bxcnox I.' Th I‘»fU of th BhU »f Hithfoa nod, That act' number one hundred and tbinv-nins, of the Seesi'in Laws of 1871, entitled "An act to provide far tbe payment of th* In­ terest on th* Stat* debt." approved April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-one, ehall be and the same is Michigan C For every Dollar’s Worth that Goes Oat LADIBS’ READY-Mam SUITS gafttaaaw SPRING A AVERY. e will make it for tho Interest of Every Men, Woman and Child to buy their Our 50 Cent We buy oar Goods of Manufacturent and Importer? oa they tender nn, and white it tuny be cruel to “brat a crippte with lu* own i-nttcbse," the cripple eboaJd not, and probably wUI.’nct ccmptaja after haring invited tbe cwuleel- We hardly think that tbe gfeoo cred gesfictncu. aad the ratey beaded lawyer (?) who run the )LD, RELIABLE A Whnt is Needed. CENTS Under Price. i siwi. l-onda. with snrodM for k perfcnnanoe bf his contract, be required by tbe board of loaare7. For tb* ]Mrpoee of raising and X1" our CoMamm er«rjr AdruiUje in Loe Pli. u! : SPRING A AVERY. A Full Line of KidGloves. It Give* Health, Strength and Appetite. . Sxc. 2. The eotnpeoMtMia ofthe Pres­ ident and members of th* Senate, and cf tbs Sneaker and member, of ttw. House of Bepreeautativwe. abaft be three doftaro l»r <tar each, for nrtunl attend­ ance, onwhen nbeent on aeoount of eickaesa, during the prawns 1 Extra Ses- . $1 00, 1 Button. -u $2 00. 2 button*. The Leading Dry Goods Establishment Michigan �DRUGS. DRUGS HMttaga. Rail*oxi> Msnue.—There will be a Free IxcanUm .. •< CUrtette, to AiRailroad Meeting at the Schoo! House toad p. X. Sabin A ®faW °P“' a-. Carlton Centro, on Tweedsy evening lag. Meet Thursday. May 2d 1872, at half past seven o’elouk. Tho Directors of the Road. Dr. & a Iflhero are any bnaineea L Burton, A. J. Bowne, D. B. Cook, and Michigan that con excel tho J.vAsot Khar speekors will be in attendance. merchants in enterprise, wo would .,ik“ Turn oat evembody. to aeo them. Th* latest “wrinkls” the.* has been concocted ia by Miasm. P. B. Gold 111 1-4. P. B. Sabin A Co., who offer tho ladies of Hastings, Chsriotto and Eaton Rap­ Woathor cold, but pleasant. ids a tree ride to Jackson and return, ou Wsm is the btroot Sprinkler. Thnnday of thia week, far the purpose ’ Tax Caninse are a nuisance , of attending their grand epringjopeaing. , Twv ears will run from CharEotto, and t CIIKKEI. ■varps-iTr;1^ «jss m Gigantic Gift Enterprise. Pure Drugs and Medicines MT«T MilCtlUI St Joseph,Mich. July 4,1872 TAIL9B A FABLIY GROAN. n THE DE06 DITAMfflT MUOIIC. I have everything to be found In well regulated Drug Store In Michigan. FAIJV'IW-A.ISD OILH Paint Colors, Varnish, and Dye Stuffs. AGENCY OF Taylor & Farley Organ. Pronounced by all Good Judges to be •ISCEIIES it Bi lativ pm fcttm I tk in. ally ready for actiro aervice. Perfumery, Toilet Articles. Croquet [Jayen have boon “rushing the s-<a*on" in some parts of the city,' during the [wat few days. Nurses with thair little charges in Rtwxuaxa the Social to be given by carriagse ran be seen any pteuant day Maa. Davin R. Oaos, on Friday even­ on tb* streets enjoying themselvm. ing of thia week, the 20lh insL It will Tnswa-To Hon. Austin BUir, Hon. bo one of ths more pleasant social r»0- 1). Cumror, and Hon. W. D. Foster, unions of tits soaaou, and the fun-la that for valuable public Documents. may bo donated, are in aid of tho Organ Fund, of Hastings Lodga, No. 58, I. 0. C. M Ilusyoa * CNk, ask public at­ tention tu thair large and valuable slock of the Order, and the public generally, of Book Shoes Ac. 8*o notice in its to show their.appreciation of the hospi­ [roper [ilnre. tality of Mrs. Cook, by filling her beau­ Pm 1 k**« r«v is Fit Wh atUnnkr Iddnlst UBOOmunS. Uiteu. MX . 1X20. tbe County, all are Invited to eall and examine for themselves. The superior SCHOOL BOOKfe, BLANK BOOKS, quality of tone and finish will eeU the JUVENILE BOOKH. Instrument without urging. STARBIID WMKK8 ANB FtUl I ItattklamlMHU tf Iran Kra®, W «, mr tatlit ts tiSSty. tiful home to overSowiag, end ccntribsting liberally to the very pruisworthy object which she is so generously slri- TEA FLING BAGS, •d FINE SATCHELS. 818 ILIA 8IMUUBU8 CUBANTUB. MONEY. CO. lorn ‘.“.rc., DRUGS saikal lasUsass Ira.: T.s U saw XuU ara Orn oa ika kaiu at Medicines, 1 er rsleM PnwSa St r-nr.H l-Mlada •; a. DMaaii Brra-.h.., re will learo Jackson al7,15 a. tu.. and ar­ rive at Cincinnati th* same evening, fhia ia aa excellent opportunity to visit the great city of Ohio, for a small cos*. Dye Stuffs, ■^Fuk Kslx.—An extension top, one or two seated buggy. Only 1150. Seve­ ral month’s time ion good notes. I-AI NTS & OILS LSWeXkUI rerav.Ana 10 Ur Heal felines? Jitite;. ROBERTS & $200 mt. .. mu. >k>» »«»t st *ror M. Sal »• kwv la aarias teal a J*rk Uu Th. far wartw all Ikrarek U ItB IS SOLD IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY & SLADE. iuox*TirxrT».—The Ft Wayne, Jackson A Saginaw Railroad Company will coll round trip tickets from Jackson tn Cin­ cinnati on the ti'Jth and 30th of April, and on th* let of May, for on* single »UI WIMMS4 rfare, which is A*,8O. The tickets will bo good fur return until May 4th. Ar­ »1CJU a»4 lisje. rangements have been made with the connecting lines to run through roaches from Jack sou to Cincinnati during the 1 Runs Btu.—Fur small beer. drawn from one of TuflVs £oda Fountains, gc to Ackley A blade’*. Tie the most dolicious beverage of tho wuon. an-l what is Utter still dose not intoxicate School Books J- .Stationery our farmers, oa they call attention to the I Oliver Chilled plow, sail to be the very They should be told that they need only bsrst manufactured. be at the Council Booms upon the even­ The funeral of Mrs. Elisa Stebbins, ings when the Council is in session. Tu relic of Mr J. W. Strbbioa, was atten­ have th* poor fellows standing about ded ou Tused art, afternoon, from her late shivering in tbe cold under the impress­ residence, and her remains followed to ion that they are attending a Council meeting, is too bad. their final reeling place byta large con­ course of relatives end sympathising atiafi Vsaxzux is oompoiedof Boots, Berks and Herbs. It is very pleasant tu take; every child likes it Vaaxnxs u acknowledged by all clasMs of people to be the best and most reliable blood purilsr in the world. VxcxriWB —By its use you will pre­ rent many of tho diseases prevailing iu the Spring an! Summer season. Vrcmxr hss restored thousands to health who had been long and painful KTA pt DAni>AMi:ntC4.N pLAMWTioN s. T.-iseo-x. frindi seem to think they ver* elected to bo' prooent end adjourn the CvnnciL lax Cobtk--Our Dera-jcratic friends, It seems to us they should go to work it we judge from tbe Javnjl. are terri­ and attend to the interests of tbe City. bly alarmed la»t the Quo Warranto coses against usurping officials in thia City will maks costs for tho pw.pl.. Never fear, gentlemen, the peopfr will have This wonderful vegetable reatoiptiva WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, bilitsted. As a tome and cordial for tho aged and languid it has no equal among stum arhice As a remedy for ere especially subject, it is superseding every Athor stimulant. . In all climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it acts aa a by four votes. This effort pat th" gen­ tlemen out of breath, or made them takes from tbe [xistoUico cannot be for­ thirsty, and they forthwith adjourned. warded or retsailed without again pay­ Alas, poor fellows ! ing the [xxtago. Tho jx>stma*ter 'has received positive orders upon this sub­ ject, and will hereafter lie governed by terosted will please . take notice and govern thmselvrs accordingly. Tuts ia the last number of volume improve tbe efficiency uf our teachers, Michigan Central R. R. and Sup't Diamond cannot be to largely 75 centsfor men Cottonade numbers fail lo roach any of the sub­ aided by oar Board of Ruporvieurs in OLD, RELIABLE AMD DIRECT ROUTE, JMwass Detroit awl Cilwx asaklM dess eaa- Pants at the Great One Price scribers, they will understand that the otetl .u --.di ualmEart»r UetroU a*S W.k from Store of Grand Rapids: Star time for which they have [mid has ex­ Wr see tint lb* “ copy righted” Pho­ fired, or that they are in nrears. for we Clothing House. _ bare a for such, and that prepayment tograph of our co-tetnporarv, which apCheapest Store in the State. is th» rsfr, and that wo must intone it ixared in the issue of tho Hastings Hume Zrenul of week before last, ap­ . for self protection. pears as ths Photograph of the leading Rapids. Ltvr or I.xrrxaa remaining at the Democratic Editor of Allegan County, Only $7.00 for a good Hastings I’. 0., April 23d 1872 in last week’s Allegan J.arre/. Brother doubble and ticist suit of Mrs. Julia P. Howe, 2, H. F. John­ John, we would not allow oar ufuiAUlf clothes for men. Star Cloth­ son, A. L. Luk, E. F. Lamm, Cordelia ing House, Grand Rapids. Mead 2, Hetty Myers, Dr. Eli Osborn, BILLIARD TABLES I peruielaa u BUUarrt si lesresl. Bnrras.. £’twytld*a rUM II eaireud Csutenn MSI bv wait II w I <>I t la nn: s > w vi.uk KaU'nfai., CAUTION MOM 00 SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A BLADE. Beautiful Women. New Advertisements. INOCURE MO GHARCI Sms. $5,000 each in Greenbacks! AGEHTS WANTED!! 1 YAM VLKK & GO'S Buffalo Land. Part Second oi “What be brought ashore from the Wreak" is published to-day. Part thud, may not epearun- Wa do rot want nny personal contro­ versy, but shall not hesitate to fight the D-- 1 I with his own weapons, and guess our eo-temporary will understand before thay get through with tho fight they inaugurated last week, “that it is not boat for mon who live irjglsaa houses Wx born that Lewis Durkee, ever aaioe the completicn of the G. R, V. RB-, the popular Station Agent, at Naahfrkbad Monday evening because the viUs, has been appointed Road Master, Mayor did not call a Council meeting.— oa thia Division of th* M. C. R. R. A Wo trust he will-not call one until the good man in a responaiblo place. V"e' TatrunanyilM shall agree not to inter­ cougmtalate tbe appointee, and th* fere with hia right aad frrogaiivo to ap­ Company on their eeleetion. point the usual standing enmmittiaa, tho How. John M. Nwins, of the Mercan­ appointment of which they Mrsotea to tile firm of Bussell A Nevins, left ou tak., out of hia hands, to sever tho inter- Monday afternoon, for New Yerk to Peninsular Railway advertising will eventually do it more harm than good. If you have anything which you know to be good advertise ia thoroughly, aad you will be sure io suc­ ceed ; if it ia pour, don’t praise it, for people will soon discover you are lying. Such is tbe policy of the Burlington Route, which runs to three great regions In the Weal: 1st, To Omaha, connect­ ing with tbe great Pacifif Roads. 2d. To Lsncoia, the capiml cf Nebraska, and all that break!ul region south of [ Bail road and hU professional engagohomestead.. ltd. To Kt. Joseph. Kan-. mon ts, demand tbs entire time of Dr. a 6. Barton, b* hes sold his Drug Store *as City and all Kansas pants. Tbe roads arc sptottdidly bail:, have to 8. J. Binh, long a dork in tho eatabth? beat bride* finest <m. the Miller Wcment, and a y-xing man of deddod IN FULL BLAST! Clark’s Photograph Gallery. Nusnui his * Ncwmnn.—The Eist number came to hand last week, aild ia, bating tho proof reading, a very credible sheet. Ellis A O’Bryan publizlbars and printers of one ball, tho oth­ er half printed in Chicago. We hup* Calf. Kip OR. W«M 1 Were a Ciild Ajaii and Stag* Boota, JURUBEBA Dr. W bind jf Junto purchase a stock of goods. This is the first time, sine* the destraction of the store by fire, that they have gone East after a full stock, end erincee their pros­ perity, wnich wa note with pleasure. Pure Wines and Liquors! Every perfects -----highest style ofthe ai pictures of Children*__ ___ teed. Cail and see for your­ selves. Boook-Keeping. HASW RUBLE TO! �!W3W ___ ________ ___ „ ■« beymid school-^. U wee tte Prate legos ter tor humiliate' nt Jams; it fate awh a wake Fraaew must foCow ; Gwmaay ia at al! mats bar a^sal ia yhytel tee, Mkmmg fas th. •• . hawwto. thair haw was ooo*. th. “*W ' ** UmI'n Wld “* *•< “ *EK>Uy “ CarU*rt'yex fa J air, 1S3D. it ““P4-"-1 '»■ M. Thiers him-If UUr- te tbweorttestmte .1 >k-. tK-k^ J V. .' j .t._ «C _ - baijtr^ - often Ma polite «,>tod. it | waalaot he. bet tho jpmtasteai that . baageI. and his pritosple was to apkold Pendis- tho Grat siege of Vatin, two ] Frndi cftcm had a <}natael. sad a du- I •I wo* aiecidwd eym. Ito cmliteis ■ ' were Mi to th. CofanM He order-! ; both t>ntr.li right t» the r array'*ouiP*'- kting aa many Pramian* as they ’ amid. wiiwhswar at th. tww Call Sms, tto antagonists was shot. and the'survww |' wsater when: fa ttoNew York amrkat i । ranted as body to the camp. have tom enrpriaed far that ela— of AbuvaM:— New York, Mr. (1 tiod- gr-da from th. Koaihara Stataa. where fry Gudtrr, Hon E.ltot <k>wXn, Gal. B. ; a very active oonaumptive dsmasul eatsta, on aceoeat cf tho general failure of Seeiar. G—i. E. C. Strobes!. Pitubunth, .| tto wheat erop fa that section fast year K 8. Andsww.-i ladnnapolh. Mrs S. In fart it is now thought that the vioti 8. htarimg Beaton. Dr. John P. Rey­ of tbe South Will abwxrbe nearly all tho nold*. E- Ji. A Mr. Feeao. lumey A surplus wisent of ULfa, Indus aad Mrs Wiillan.* SaaFrnurteo, Wm. Michigan, add tbe pn«a ot Western ex­ tra white wheat flour baa gone up a dol­ Bartlatv. Wa LctL Newbwg, Re. ls: on a barrel iu tbe principal markeu credit; Lo did sin to awarhn^ 1st ]«naioaa to tbe widows Trrpfcng and Waibo.ka, ud which the Ganiaiieion has nghtoowly docked off 3b r«r eoat.—lo- ofjalv. If ph bis act. La i Ix-a like thees f then M. Thiers, not to to cni' doao ia chi miry, baa not permitted the ' paos oc of Madam, Eapio.aa. to be redocad, ahhongh it was her Lnsbaad who had him imprisoned ds:ria/ tbe gratitude to him. aad ought to mocro bis death. Bat th* makers and readers of newspapers have eepedal mao.n far thankfnir.r^a to the diseovarer of that moat wondnms npj lieanoa of lbs sub- ■ ties: of force., which bu annihilated | ■ Ta tk- pre—nt generation, arenstuuM tn the magie jwrfcrmsnre of thr'tetograpii. winch giv-s »• to-day tise yester­ day a nears of afi th. ciriligsd world, "Au* fwtlto« Ind to the remote* Wait," it semis shnmt incr—lible that thielo-trmiagnrtic t-kgrapb was put in prnc'ical use !—s than Uurtr years ego. and that its ins-rater Wgs bat y*»ter lai inut; tl— iismg. Y-e so it is. n-. I.m had th. mri f-n*to nf his d*ro—<rj ndo cei wberrse-a^iviliaa- DR. WTLSOM’S COUGH MIXTURE. SrneScan gsugrajdirr. IL»t. Jedodiah Mursa. E'amted at Yak '.'ollega, aad gmdnannj in 1810, ha full,-wed hie early iadiaatxm and became a pasavr, i winning high J'rajae ar. 1 gnat surrarm ; Hu [Mtotos of ‘Th. Dying Hanulea," aa 1 •'The Judgment of Jupiter." ud hia portrait of lafayett., • x-ruled undec a cusnmfariap from the rltv ul New York, are perhaps hia most celebrated prodpe;ub». and, afiar tho lap— of half a reatnry. are still re^aH-i es among the higtieet r-anlta of American art. Tn Wheeler & Willsen FUHGUSO1FS EXARIXATIOKOF TEACHERS Haifa .Million having beai Sold! Dr. Crook's Wino cfTar. MORTGAGE SAXE **’—I I—e a*|. u Ito >. ts?- i^5**-*- WONDERFUL OIL! 00787026 Txa Frsuira Exami.' atiom or Ttaebers In Barry County, wftj to held m DR. CROOK'S hare aoartuag to Irani from M. Cochin's death; when ia high favor, though with favorable prospects of re­ covery, hia Mrs Gamp did not ubaervo that a juoee of fa. foU off his to*l lodged eader hia lack, and produced a arajeste of tho kings M. Cochin's WINE WORM CONFECTIONS Dr Michaud. lie pwv Mywemlhe. would base been forgotten were it not lor the nnvet of two deans at Botdeaat. who* the better to attack lb. doctrine NATURE’S Hair Restorative PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. POKE BOOT, ?,R - Ob. thud of the itewlha ia Paris toko pMcmibepwUkbowiM^ A ywuag girl who had leensodmxd and deenrsd .• ir.msttol sniride a few days ago by* plnngicR bar Mediate a tub of boiling tu, «;»aiw aaa»*'» oe Vaasa even th. sort of Oahu - A Fswtcfc My n»«y gi«e be* di—adi, J erfcafa, to the patrin'lc fasd. bai canaot forego any po;>«lar matonal ia the **sl». Tbsktost tea at pHtiicvy I kanotesTwd, as that of a My prw- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-05-01.pdf 069e357854c30c84587be2fe8d0ab982 PDF Text Text Th* R.«rJ»uc^yi«nThe Banner Company, st iMHtf, jMBxr ev»-. KtcS. tw«niy-firo —«id action to rood m follow. 6bc. S& The enpitul 'ttock and th. number of sham of any oerjuratiec , orgaaired under thia art may bo lucreaaod a: any casual meoring thereef, ar at any of the Mock huidnr.. I relied for that purpose, by ft Wto of twpthird, fa iaterot of it* atoddtoJdtn : ZroeiW, That amount eo increawd : HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN VOL XVII. Prcftpiml ri BEAUTIFUL political. RELIABLE for the Ladies I Agents for BntitiM DffiS 800B8, aanm MLS, Mt num, tireimn fTffIK COBSEfS, Osssami GLOVE, Gentlemen I 0LIVEB CHILLED PLOW with thefarmers because of You and Novelties that Barry county Ladies know so well how to use. 1st Lightness of Draft. \. 2nd Ease of Handling. 3rd Excelling ol work, /jays a furrow well and will not clog. 4th Its Great Duribility. The chilled Iron being harder than tempered steel. The Boys want to see you and want to show you the Goods. All entirely new and Prines not to be This Plow is Offered on its Merits. beaten in the State of Michigan. H> are desirous of placing this Plow in the hands of every Farmer in Barry County on trial. Boston Cash Stor Detroit CALL AND SEE IT. AN ACT to tunond Mctfon om and fourtoon of an act, .utitl^, “An act for tlih rolirf of school districts.” ap­ proved Fabraary seventh, righteea hundred and fifty-five, bring *ootiona three thuuwuul ssvea hundred and thirteen and three thousand *ev-en hundred and tweuty-rix of the Complied Ixiw* of eighteen hundred and aeveaty-one. Sac. 1. TU PttjtU tf Ut SUU tf Mnhiftn amt. That section «m« and fourteen cf an art Mtilled, "An art for the reiisf of achool districte," *cprov*d February aertnlh, eighteen hundred and fifty-fire, being auctions three thous­ and seven hundred and thirteen and thro, thoumud mvuu hundred and 26. of Stoves! State Fair at Kalamazoo, • x Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapids, । ficc. 2. This art »hall take uumwliale Ap-rov^l March 2». 1872. Sewing Machine. AN ACT to amend section thirty-six of art one hundred and ninety-fir. of the Sreriou Laws of eighteen hundred revise the law. providing for tho in­ corporation of railroad companies" approved April eightoonth, righteen i hundred and anv»nty-ouo. Samoa. 1. TAP-pb tf tkt SUU if The IrTt?iKX.K Ac LYON Manufiscluring Company tog leave to call the attention of th. public to the (bllowb’g fact. relative to their im­ \ IMifn UMtt, That section thirty-rix of art om hundred and ninety-five of th. proved Sewing Machine, “ Victor . . ; Seariou Law* ef righteen hundred and wvvniy-onc. <m titlol “An act to reriae tha law* providing for th* iocorpomtiou of railroad oompani**," aprewad April To all who Intend to Purchase Sewing Machines ' Respectfully announce to their patrons and tlie Public Generally, that they have removed to the Large and Commodious New Brick Store aidjoining the Washington Block, and will be happy to serve all who may give them a call. ‘Crockery and Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will be sold for Caph Cheaper than at the advertised Coat Sales. If you do’nt believe it call and see. We Pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, and tt’Saiem-BlftKl'fa! all kinds of Produce. iSwl^wTMMviUsxih. rot oa<. *>i eonaist ol the counties of Macomb, St. Clair, Sanilac, Lapaev, Tuscola and Ha- The eighth district ahall conrirt of th* oountiaa of Moatealm.Gratiol. Isabella, Midland, Saginaw, Bay, (Had- -v^l. The ninth district shall conwt of tho rounUM of Ontonagon, Houghton. Kawreuar. Marquette, hUnmmare. Drta. Schoolcraft. Chipora. dat'd and revnuly-cno, be umvndod to ns Markjnaw, Antrim, Charlevoix, Otaago, to read m follow*: (8718.) Sac. 1. The qualified veters in any school diatrict, having more than Miaaankw, Owe do, Lak. Ma*on,Ococna, thro, hundred children between th. Maaitou, Mvcoata. and Newaygo ; Approved March 29, 1871 I ages of fir. and twenty yuan, residing in auch district, shall have power, when AN ACT to amend rectfon on. thousand one hundred and thirty-throe of the lawfully nasemblud, to dvelgnalo by a Compiled Laws of eighteen hundred I vote of two third* of the.- jirMant, buy and soreny--oo«, being section one number of rite* for echool-houre*, in­ hundred and rixty-MTen of an out cluding a rite for a union achcol-houre, entilW ‘ An act to provide for a uni­ i and to change ihe sam. by a similar vote,form aiiiTuunt of propmty, end for at any regular mreting : PrtriUi, That th. collection and return of tax*, in cas. two-third* cannot agro, upon * tlwreoa,'' aporoved April sixth, eigh­ teen hundred and rixty-uino. ty oi the voter* oi said district shall rixoto*. i. TU P^flt ytu SUU „/ have poorer to tuetruct the diatrict board JGdbywi reari, That .oction os. thous­ to locate said rite. (3720.) Sac. 14. Any echo! diatrict and one hundred and thirty throe of the CoapUod Law. of cighUxia hundred listing the requrril. number of children between th. agee of five and twenty and aevecty-onc, being .action one hun­ year* residing in each diatrict, ahall dred and rixty-sorau of an art entitled have power and amhority to borrow ;An act to prorids for a uniform bsmmmoney to pay for a rite or rite* fur ment uf property, and for the collection MhaoI-bouMs, to erect building* there­ aod return uf taxus thereon,” approved on, and to furnish the mud., by a vote of two-third. of the qualified voter* oi said diatrict, voting at any annual meet­ :_ ______ 1.1 __ C— of brtding Mid mwtiinjrs shall not b. I 1ms tnan fire dav■ nor more than six mouth* ap*rt, and that inch school dtetrir-t shall bov. nt toast ono hundred children between th. ago* afortarid rori ling then in, and that incase th. numher of children batween the age* aforeI uid doe* not .loeed two hundred, th. entire amount of »uch indebtedneta for । money borrowed shall not cxrecd ten t'juuauud dollar* ; anil ia cose ther du Bid .xeeed three hundred, »uch indebtoilnes* (hail not exored twenty thousand ’ dollar*; and in case they do uot exewd tour hundro>14»uch indebtedness shall ' nut «xece<l thirty thouaand dollar* ; and that no school district siril har. any inrl.btediaiM to exored fifty thousand dollura for money thus burrowed: PnttUi i turthvr. That any school diatrict haring over Glty and under cue luidrsd chil Irtu i betwren th. *gw« aforaanid, may borrow or Ioan not excelling three thousand GOODYEAR & STRIKER. reridsntgiterih*.: AtaAbC fiHUto in favor of reridauta or cittern* of this State knew* to exirt againrt such rotate, whether dus or to breoms dns, bars been first paM or payment tendered: riw, Thai th* b-tefit of thte the Celebrated This plow whereever introduced has found unusual favor Maillie W M ™ NO. I. WEDNESDAY MAY 1.1872. tifj any Shuttle Martdne. by which the Uitexest material or the flneat fabric can be rawed, using etOwr cotton, silk or llnat thread of any sire or fin fib. 4. That it run. easily, rapidly and quietly, all motion* being ixaltlve—wror ing pari, being made of steel, and maklnr a perfect loek-stltrti alike on both 6. That each Machine te thoroughly tested on the fl acet as wall as tho c-tonwat cl***., of goods, and left ready tor in., and twwd* no re-adju«tm?nt or alteration of any kind for ordinary sewing. ft. That it l* so simple In construction, and earily kept in order, that vary litlie or no Instruction 1* needed to learn to SUteb,'Hem, Fell, Braid, Bind, Cord Gather, Quilt, Hem stitch. Embroider, Frtnire, Ac., Ac. 7. That It la mad. throughout of the host Material* and in the most perfect manner, and with *ueb simplicity of construction that it to not liable to unequal wear, and rv«|uLrc« fewer repair* titan any machine In tho market, anil I* readily and lnox]>en*lvely re adjustird after tong wear. ft. That It ba* the testimony, not only of experteneod experts, but of th. skill•<1 agent* ol other shuttle machine* to the »uperiodty In workmanship and ea.-y 9. Thai the Cotajway baa not aonght to obtain medals (rum Fairs or public Expcritton., which are really obtained by a Judlriou*. though pretty large ex­ penditure of money, and are worthies, as to the genuine value of a Machine, but bav. preferred to expend the same amount tn keeping their wart up to the hlghret standard of perfection, thus enabling thorn to send out no Machine which W1U not bear the mo« rigid scrutiny and the severest teem. They bcltove that In Un .ad thrir euMomere will be better aattefied with thl. course than they would with imperfect and badly finiaiicd Machinto which have tec >1 mil la* of ■uch railway, shall —-------- --------------leccrs on th. aides of their roapertir. roods, ef lh* height and rtrength of a sr-t-r— /----- required by law, with ---------- ------- „»acd gate* or bam there­ in. convenient for farm eroering* of tha road, for tho u«* --f tho j^opriefor* of the hinds adjoining reoh reilway.-or in liau of *uc.U fracna, shall mak. ditobre or other obstruction that would be equiv­ alent to snob fottota, far th. protection of iwh adjacent proprietors, and shall al» construct und maintain cattleguxrda at all road nrae*ia«*,amtaW. and sufficient to prevent cattle and other ani­ mals from gutting on to *uch railway. Th. uiffictency of such fenc*. ditch, or other obrtr,irt«n in liau of a f.nee,may each ■rote eball l» filed with the Secre­ tary uf State ud with the county dark of the county where ihrir gusierel office forburinca V located; «*d »h»li bo deemed nud taken m a part of the articlea of Msoctetioti. . Sac. 2. This act ahall take immediate any State or territory in which a rimilar effort. low to thi« doe* not new exist or may Approved March 2D. 1872. not hereafter . I Hse, 2. Thfe oct shall not apply to AN ACT to amend cl a*y ea*e, where the parent of tho ward and thirty of the bring a rreidsai of thia Stale at th. time of hi* d**lh, (half hav* appritted by last wil) and testamsu t, a guardian Or guardians foe said ward, and which guardian ar -guardian* are still living and n-riding >n this S*te ; nrisri the guardiau to th. removal of raid proper­ ty shall be aodafoetorialty shown to tho court to which application .hrilbo mad.' a. baraiab.fon> proriited. W Sac. 8. Art i number three hundred and thirteen ot Ute Serafoa law* of <mo thoutand eight handrod. and sixty-five. Approved March 29, 1872. AN ACT to repeal an act entitled "An art to fix thaaalaria* of certain Depu­ ty State Ofireca and Clarita,” appro*lions four hemdrod end eighteen and four hundrr*! and nineteen at ths Oumpifod Iriwa of eighteen hundred and eavunty >a* , Stnur. I. fU Pi^b »f Ot SUU d ifukUm ttuxi. That "An art to fix th. aalarie. of eerttin Deputy State Offlctn and Clerk*,” approved March twenty­ seventh eighteen hundred and ri*tyfoaeKm of ths Compiled Lar* of eigh­ teen hundred and seventy-on., bo and fakoreby “ ; shall take immcdi*ie "Approved March 29, 1872. to provide for th* collection und re turn of taxes by township treasurer*, in new­ ly oigau'md counties in certain easeo," approved January second, eighteen hun­ dred and sixty-one ; also, an art wit?ded "An art to authorise tho An.liter Gsneral to execute sccood tax-deeds, ia cer­ tain e*s*n," approved March twelfth, eighteen hundred and uiaty-oM; also, aa art omitted “An act to sntboriua the Auditor General to refund money paid for taxen, ami on tax *ui<ra, in certain oa*»'*, l'*pprov<.'d March eighteenth eigh­ teen hundred and rixty-three; also.au art anu&diug said last named act, approved March tweny-firai eighteen hundred and sixty fire; ahib an act .nlitted “An art relative to extending the Hat far tho c^llochon of taxM," approved March eighteenth, eighteen hundred and rixtyfive ■, tUa, an act entitled "An act to provide for the rtcw.ry at taxes paid on real Mtetas by person* ctairriag tiite thereto, in certain cases," approved March tw.nltoith, rightom hundred and sixty-fir*; oln, an act to provide tor the taxation of improvements u|xm homestead land*, av puncmal property, approved March tweoty-firet, rightoen hundred atu! dxty-««vcn AN ACT to reped an acf entilted “An act to auttariao the Auditor General toiMUo now tax deeds in place of thoM Jud,” ap;irov«l March twentytwo, ono thousand eight hundred and rixtr-uinc, being sortio* cue thutuand om hundred and thirty-nine ef Use Compiled‘Lewsof one fiumand eight hundred and r.-voutj-cmo, Hacnox. 1. ft* Pt^U d lU SUU tf IPdoftt mart, That act aumber forty nine of tho Session Law a of on* thous­ and right hundred and sixty-nine, being "Au act to authoria. th. Auditor Gene- Approved March 29, 1872. AN ACT to direoulinu. th. levy of the ono-rigbth of one mill tax. Stcnor. 1. ThtPttfU tit SUU of MiAifto reret, That th. levy of th. onMighth al om inUl tax *i—td un- Hr, 26. Whenever any oarporalion, nuw eliding or hereafter fornwd. may hav* conveyed all their corporate prop­ erty, real and peroonri, togatter with their francUiaM,. growing out of or ap­ pertaining thereto, or together with all Ihrir corporate frSnduMw, by war uf mortgag. at deed cf trust, in case af tho ■ate of thssaiM thereunder, the pur­ chasers *1 such sate and Ihrir aroodate. shall be emitted to have and .ur­ eas. aU the privitege. and franclite* hridbyrach corporeUou, and ahall b. dsemtxl and taken to be the true ownora of it* oorporat* right*, and to be corpo­ rator* vMtod with all th. righto, pravn, privihge*, and tienefiteconferred by law or th. itatuto* of this State, upon such corporations, in the mum manner, aod to tlie seme extent, as if they were the original corporator* al the formation of •Mh Mrpotalioq; tad they ahall, with­ in thirty day* after sucu sale shall bri com* absolute, (file) articles of aasaciatiou, togrthdr with a oom of th* urdsr confining tho «mle. in tho offiro of th. Secretary of Stale, and in such tali»r office or cAom as tho original articles oi of assort a rkgi or corporation war* re­ quired to b. filed in, and they *haH hold: utlo to and enjoy all property acquired by, or donated to, »uah rorporatiou, which may har. brea purcUroJ by them at such sale ; ami such (vucnassor) corponUion mar isaca, and IhaanalvM hoH now stock ia said oorpontioa to such an amount and of auch danomina- treated. Bu-t uo prior mortgage or hen •tudl be in any way eHeetad by «ueh proceeding*, and all property whatsoev­ er if any, that ahull not be cold, ahull remain liable tor all the dubte of auch Original corporation, and no liability of laaM-uad or aCeciod by any proceeding or act orthurired by thia art: PfsM, That in making such aal. lb. pa^party MMUtial to the exarciM of corjwrato right*, together with th* roqxwate frnnchi***, shall bu deemed aa entire thing, and-shall be wild *« each, aeparale from Approved March 29, 1*71 tho same extent a* if arid sets had not Approval Marek 29, 1871 by thia section been repeated ; and all taxes unpaid on the sixth d*y af April, AN ACT to amend aertioa fifteen (IS) AN ACT to amend art number one and eighleen (IS) of act number on. righteen hundred and riity-nine, ahall hundred and thirty of (be Srerioa hundred and fifty-fir. (IMpt th. Seebe roltected anti prooevded with under Law* of one thouaand right hun­ aion Law* of rigbtotm hundred and tho prortsiaus ot this act, and boaubdred and soventy-ooe. emitted "An sixty.sine, Mrtitted -Au oct to amend jta* to all th* conditions herein im&c. 2. This art ahall take iaunediate tr-two cufitted “An ad to enablonon­ resident guardian* to obtain property in this State belonging to their words residing in other State* or territerio* of the United State* upprevwl March twenty-fifth, eighteen hun­ dred and seventy, two. ftecne* 1. Tit Pitfltd tU SUUd fitUfOi nttt,Th»iQu ad of th* B.*rion ftrnow 1. •/ Oo SUU d' JM^w. nott, Thai Act number ou hundred and thirty uf th. Srerioo Ian of gm thousand right hundred and rernty one, emitted "An art to amend aeetixin niMtren of chapter on* hundred t-d ssrcnty.-.woof the Desired SfctUtaa of one timuand right hvwdrtM cad TO FHYD ’rill-: BERT MA-CfiUIWlOH. G. L. FRETT8, Agent. BLACKSMITHING? Orand. XtnpldM. JVfioh. • C. S. FBETTS, Agt., UuNtlnff*, Mieh. ■aJaMrtnir fctnB’* tto Oty, a fc ttr« at o. R Sakiiiu.-» Afgi it. irt Stewart & SteinhofT, H A! H A! ET, A.. Bus e 11! •**». Apwwml Ifareh 89, 1ST1 Ga.th.re ter your AN ACT CHOICE 010Q^|881 A flu* MopIt JuerOnxvxo ,r 8(1001 at fttlalsl, DENTIST Seville. Secures SpedaEProtection to Hotel,r I Evon Policy DENTISTS all damage* lhal shall be waateined ifcvvw GENTTKA-L - e*et Apprered March S, 1*71 ANACl'todMde th. Sttu into ate. tBTOT CLAIMS PAID: . rs. 1 4 -M - ft �ianner DRY GOODS tutionallty would bare been declared by theBuprameOourtof the United Btataa ere tbs eplrlt or war under which It was enacted 1 ad l-rea (airly rwej* not ot the .T2.' A Itepubikeu State Convention, tn ap­ point twenty4wo delsgatM to represent thia State ia tins National EepubUcan Coaraation. to bo bald at Philadelphia, June 5th, 1872, to nptnmato candidates tor 1‘aeaidont end Vico President, aod else to elect a Itejwblican State Cen­ tral Committee, wiU bo UcH ia tlw Ctrr or Jtcxsos, st Uxkxs Hall, Tnrz»MT, rex IGre mt or Mir xxrr, at 11 o'clock a. a. The several rounUre will bo ratilM to two delegatee fur each Bapreswntative in the lower branch of the State Isrgislature; and every tsrganaaed eouaty having no representation, will be rati* tied to ons delegate. By the resolution of 1858, no dele­ gate will bo entitled to a real who does not reside in tho county ho represents. 8. T». Hisumam. Chairman. • ” ” ■ w. W. MitchslI, K. Goodrich, Preston Mitchell. Chas. E. Bollen RrpuKran Huh Cniral Caauutbr. looting, March 12, 1872. TAILOB A FA1LHY OBGAN Jtutlcv to sway the average mind, but for tho tact that tlie members of the Sapreme bench ware equally divided in opinion on the subject. He made It very clear that upon tbc opinion of one man out of Dino bangs tho quretion of legality of tho statute, white the Injuattee and inequity of the law itself to ad­ mitted by all men, who have dtopaadonately examined tbc subject. The rlgiit- agency or Taylor & Farley Organ. DI IffifflB DffABIW _ Michigan.., Market. iUktatuntatMktaisltito. ICrfUTol?H Article*. quality of tone and flntoh will sell the opinion of Congress, by Its repeal of the jaw aa an unjust Imposition. Thtta a previous Congress, and doubUeas tho preeont Bupreme bench, together with the people of tho country la general. oollectton are all In taror nf doing Jus­ tice to thee, worthy producers, by giv­ ing them back' that which has been Painters’ Goods, Groceries &c. the Will They have Added to their Inintense Stock InaUllmcat Pet net to untn ft Heal w, I taste Intel tertnl t tael OMCEUIS. Muon, amp et, mr raci tsttOtr 260 Rolls New Carpets, IT’S Packages of Dry Goods, Call and seethe Stock and Prices. April 24, 1H72. The Congressional Republican Com­ mittee has Ju«t published two doeumenu of great Importance. Ona la a eoinpllatlotf of tho last three Presiden­ tial messages by topics with introducto­ ry comment,. The I’rreldenl la per­ mute*! to apeak for himself upon educa­ tion. the Labor Question, Commerce, Agriculture, Manuhwteroa, Foreign Dress Goods. A Large Bill of Plain Black Silks, IN ALL QUALITIES. Ac.. Ac. It b the beat possible docu­ ment to bo placed into the hands of the votare, for Use purpose of refuting the allegation, that the 1‘rreldent la not a rorUKM. ALPACAS, VKLLUVKX. xranrtx. kmi-ww NEW TYPE cwtha L- Jnst The other document, also written by J. Fred Meyers, Esq., la a full ata foment of what may lx- accomplished through the Instrumentality of the Itepublican party.and comprises many new themes, such aa National Industrial Schools, a National Labor Bureau, a National Sanitary Bureau, National Insurance, Poat Office savings banks, Puatal Tele- and seventy-six of the Session Lows of eighteen hundred and sixty-one, am &d Marek sixteenth, e^hteon Iron and sixty-one, ba end tho same is Civil Service Reform and the question of centralization. From th la Inventory It will be seen tliat it li one of the m«t Important po- AT THE BANNER OFFICE. One Hundred Thousand Dollars! We Propose to soil a Half a Million Dollars litis Year! SPIIM8 & AYEIT. Thcre ia pending in the Ilonae a racy important measure designed to protect Immigrants on board ablp and <n Iran- a circulation aeoond to none published In the State, outside of ths cities ot Dvtrtat and Grand lUplda, among pollta- dollars of the emlgwits money—(81,60 levied upon each statute adult) and are In debt now. Tlito has been fully proved before the New York State Leg­ islative InvssUgstlng Cummlttov. It to to be hoped that this bill will not bo neglected, for those members who may have large constituencies of .foreign born diluns may be unpk-axantly re­ minded of this neglect. Action upon thto subject la both a national and party Received WE PAY THE mw CASH FOR FI ERY DOLLARS WORTH OF ROODS BUSINESS MEN Coining into our St on*. HAVE YOUR . have ever done all that we could to pro­ mote the prosperity nt tho people of the County In every department of human CIRCULARS, CARDS, LCTTKfi HXADS, AND STATBKNTJ WE PROPOSE TO RECEIVE CASH laws. The majority of llepubUcaxu re­ port n! agulnst the Republican claimant Gen. Abbott, and in favor of Gen. RanRopubflenn party, as enunciated in tho aosn, and thus without a resort to party p<>* er, or even a very strict cuustruc several National, State and County Con­ tion uf the constitution, tho Democratic vections. And all these things we shall portion of tho Leglataturo of North Carolina, which originally real its vote For every Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out. SPRING A AVERY. "Wc will make it for tho Interest of Every DONE NOW We do as Fiae Job Printing Man, Wpmau and Child to buy their HI' HOIS HD DilHH banner company. At Our EstabliahmenL the past, and will reach 2,000 daring the campaign wc hare no doubt. The office teciltUea have, also, been largely In­ creased during the past two ysare, and all its departmen ts are now very perfect, and when we shall have added, aa we is in rams w u mnnu We buy our Goods of Manufacturers and Importers, and give our Customers every Advantage ia Low Paicxs! For Your SPRING * AVERY. For several Years has been. The Goods Eatabiiali moist ia Western Michigan, ■* Gents, Ladies, Misses AX WE PBOP+SE TO MAJNTAIM IT. 8FBI1W a A.Y11Y. and Chh- �DRUGS. MtoBiaxh Cksrnal —Tfchoomjmny le about coininenetog tbe cooatruclton of a gMoral offios building st tbe loot of Lake BL. Chicago, on lhe foundation of the old buildlag or near U. Tho oumpeuy has not yrt decided whether it will not enlarge tts freight house, extending Itovsr tbe ground of the old office structure. Hbould 11 do this, tbe plans of tbc offie- building will be such that Ibe building will be somewhat more CHUKIES. advertising win eventually do it mors hsrm than good. If you have anything wiiinh you know to be good advertise u thoroughly, and you win be sure to saooordjtf Hiapoor, don’t pnfoa it, for I*o|de wm soon diaeorcr you am lying Such is too pobey of tho Bwllngt Route, whioh hum to torso great ngions In ths Waal: 1st, Tb Omaha, connect­ road about the Mb of May. The change ing with tbc grimt Paoiflo Roads. 2d, will affixtt particularly the Michigan Tbloneolc, ths capital cf Nebraska, roads, and will tend to make their rou and all that brtatUul region south of I W^kMskZikZJXJaUUlwsea tegreenecrions more perfect. At that data tho tbe Platte, filled with IL R. Lands and '•»*«« rm Mt sf rosUseM .uk train oounoctlug with the Michigan Lake Hhore road for BL Joseph, Muake*** ffirf " ** ’ WaoLatMsb jfoasw If ass—1>. 0—a toeriot and all Kan— paints. gon, Featwater, eta., w.U bo tbe day ms' City The roads are splendidly built, bars expnw that leaves this dty at » o'clock In tbe morning. Instead of the train the beta bridgta fi—t satajlha MUlor platfona sad coujilsr, and too safely mt that leaven at « o'clock p. m. At lhe same lime the cempauy will brrita (toperi-ut the Ite-of Ufo thulia put ou through sleeping cars from De­ every where ciao hapnssuiug); Pullman's Unit by way of JacLeou and Grand ilcejD-rs, Pullman dining rars, laro» and powerful enginta (te make quick time Rapids la Moaksgoo aod Pentwater. Tbe company I* pushlnj forward the end good connection.), ar d are in a word work on the second track between Luke , tho Uut e<iui|r(«d roods in tho West. Ho that if you desire to gvaaMy, surely, Station and Niles with great energy, ouickly and comfortably to any point in large force* Of men being employed at rimthorn Iowa, Nebraska, Ken—, or , several peinte. Tbe second trevk la to on too Padlic Ruds, be sure that you i go "Jly Wy of BurHngtan,'’ Gbamb TnvM.-Ths ncoipte uf tbe AU who wish particular information, Grand Trunk Bril way at Canada for the and a largv map, ahowing csrrsrtiy too w.w* ending April <J<h were: 1372, X3LS» ; 1871. X3J.1U0; Incmaae. xa.IUO, or fl} percent. Gbbat Warrux -The receipts uf the Great Westtan Railway of Canada lingtoa, for the week ending April Sth were : Scwrnxra's soxnur row Mat.W, X|»,.M6; lnerw.ee, | "Travellng by Tclampb,” to the title 4t,M0,ortt pereenu ’ uf an interesting series uf splendidly 11­ lustrated artlebw. which will b.gin in I the May number of Heribncr's Month- 1st Ward at ths Ward School lh«. 2d Ward at the Wart Bobool Hoose. 3d Wart at James Clark. *s Office. «h Wart at ths County Clerk's Office. A full attendance te ronueated. By order of Committee. N. BAihar, Chairman. sseHx***®* 1 /sss Esr»rt»‘ , Good Temptere IJterary -octal next Wadt—day eVg. I John Btanley >«1!» eanaed iriilt at t!>»1 ' lowest retro, and all bis geode as equal I xmbE • M. E. Churoti next Babb*th morning and evening. Rev. J. Straub,of Lansing, preached at the M. K Church last HaltUtl. after TST‘ Tk,ro nTiZtTc^ I « WIU1AM4. Malta 1 tsTISGS LODGE, NO. SA.riow.osaT' Tai Cracun Cbcat will be ia asm inn next week. Call for your ratals cm L R Ktaoffx. al tho City Dining Rooms. Dixr>—As we go to press we learn that. K. C. Nash one ot lhe moat |.rum* laent cltiarus of Woodland, dl.xl at IS o'clock last night. I J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Pare Drugs and Medicines Hwrtllen Limbs MTtST MEMC4KSI DRUGS DRUOG16TH SUNDRIES, AND FANCY GOODH PAINTS A.ISI) OILS* Mi idicines, Paint C " Varnish, and Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS School Books ■ Stationery raJCCIHrtlONB AND FAMILY nSORll'TB. UKEill SCHOOL BOOKS, j BLANK BOOKH. JUVENILE BOOKS, ST1MDABD WORKS HD POEMS! lodis TBS YUSO BJ0&, HUB 8ATOUKLS. Perfumeries, Pomnua.!es and Hair Oils. Wall Paper and Chirtain Fixture#! H1MILU KUaUBUB WBANTUS. " Hume and Uuriety." In Scribner's, Li to be enlarged and Improved Home of th® most U--COP1 pushed of Amertan woman grtiero nt’l here contribute to John Bnuncr la building quite an addition to Ida residence, South-west tho odlfleaiion of their country-woman. corner of Broadus) and Division St &AK3BR9SMSB' ■ICHIGAR CENTRAL R. R. Grani River Valley Diviam' SOLD IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY A- SLADE. Local blijijits |Mict$. Hep.H. A, Goodyear hi digging* w«U on his prerniow on Green street, op]o. site the rem donee of R. B. Wlgblmau. Tbc receipts at the hocUI given on Imprnvrments are the order ot tbs Friday evening by Mrs. D. R. Cook, In aid of ths organ fund of Hastings Ixulge dsy al tbe Court House, and under tbc No. M. I. O. 0/F., were 36,00. the skil|ful supervision ot Aldorman tlca! science, not lor tl.e profeaslona! Don't foil to oxatTllns th« Laws of the Hama, Messrs. Fuller A Cook. Aod John few, but for the reading many. •' The Song Magill,” froth Mistral's extramsinn, published in fhia tome Michael, the wor> |« all being done In I'.wrn of Mlreio. 1- exquisitely rendered Some of them arw of the grostaot publto importance, and we give them all, that Wny Tinkler 1* grading and otberwia»4mpraving bls premises ou tho tiic public may know what w as done Houth-west corner of Broadway and ALkruisu Eastman is building a fine addition tn his plaster Ware House Io be used for an Agricultural Ware Room. By lhe way, he Is selling lots of Plaster, which speaks well tar the enterprise of AcxutT A Slxbx haring just receivsd a full assortment of points and oils, in­ Good m the beat cud cheap aa tho cluding a bill of tho celebrated Rubber cliaaj>»4 - the boot- and slides fur uh Paint, for outside work, said to be the by Jacob Mnux. very best jn market. John 8. Goodyear of ibe lata firm of Goudyaar A Barlow, re turned on M^nr , day night from New York ait v, whither , he bad l<ect> buying one of the largest 1 Dr. Brown U about erecting a large It trill pay to go and examino Jacob stock of goods ever brought to this city. addition to his rvnldence, oppiette the Malts' stoc'; of boots and shoe. before school ground on Broadway. purchasing olsewheev. Jebn A. Greble la ehanring tbe InItadiea Congress Gaiters for 00 cents per pair, and Ladies Barge Balia for SI.34 per pair, at C ailed States Patent Office to Michigan Inventors for the week sailing Agril S, ISTi, and curb bearing that date. Furnished this paper by Cox A Cox. Solidiore <.f Patents, Washington, D. parted to fish when served st ths table by tbe use ot the famous Halford Leiceotsrwblrc Table baucc. If you will test this Wlandsrd an lek you will be satle- xent of hdiea' fashionable boots and shoos ever brought to this market, at the store of C. M. Ilunyau & (ix, on Jefferson stryvt. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIIB LE AID DIRECT ROUTE, teressa lutre.' »s4 Ckirar;. mtarae »*—• sewawU-e. vttl Urias EsH D.u.11 sad Wta trea Oetai shw F». tkk. sast walU r.rtX^ sstas. trsttoylU Isevo bsSsriFLv ssU si vmsu » > DON -Ml. ~«UkH SmLw-u as tells-rs. , ?**«• *>/>*»«« I S_U< Id U..t»D»|,h.^. This wotulerful vegetable restorative ; is the sheet anchor of tM fesUo eud de- , Irilitalod Aa a tome and cordial for the ' aged sad languid it. has no equal 1 among stomachics. As a remedy for the neryous woskno- to which wamsn ' ore oopeeially subject, il ti supertadmg I An Eo>»y on Journalism, by Mr. every other annuls nt. In all climates, Whitelaw Reid. Menacing Editor of lbs tropica) temperate or frigid, it acts aa a line York THherno, will appear in an specific in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. ' title of an Important article by O. R. Buriiiant, Which will apgsas |n tbe May HetiLtier. It stiongly advocates compulsory education, as the only rem­ edy for the rapid Increase .of Illiteracy the 8te«k of this Company aa estimated by the Superintendent of the Insurance Departmeut of the Mate of Naw York is S376.42 for s^wry SIM;stock. largely in excess of any other Company, and to conclusive evidence of lhe perfect se­ curity atTbrded by this Company to th<«c seeking Insurance. Fanncn ef Barry County, itudence, experience, and wtodsHO almon lab you to seek eucti lamlty, rather than one liable to lhe operations >>f chance and which may or may not be liable to pay yottr lose when it oeruro. For insunmro In the pbove reliable cumiuny. apply to rs"wi i.Lta’£I’*kCT> BILLIAP.D TABLES! Gigantic Gift Enterprise. $166,000 AMONG THE , PATRON'S New Advertisements WKLLS’ CABBOLIC TABLETS. St Joseph,Mich. July 4,1872 'ION black & t ullor hare bought Cue old Boston <Xsh Store attend, and will op-n up tiwir aur^b works there ia a tow SOLD IN nASTINCfS, BY ACKLKY k 8LADB. ft [NOCURE.NO chai (J*. (Carbureter; tieorge W. Coleman. boost nu Tot -On Monday, 8. P. Kalamagoq. s Cady, £*].. while in a maebino shop al Waahlng Machine, William Oooprt, Grand Rapids, met with an aecidout, - Wt wake a specialty of the Boot and caused by a hanvy plero of iron falling Brick Kiln, John Eisele, /un Arbor Shue trade, aod have a larger Block on the first toe of bis right foot, crushing Food Apparatus Cor Saw Mills, 1* E'cbaa and J. D. Wilson, Muskegon. than any other Houao ia tlie Ci-y. Give fi> centsfor men Cottonadc Pants at ibe Great One Price Store of Grand Rapids. Star Clothing House. “JSsBg. > MsnS. taslsUas A Caanox—Wa learn that John C. Clark. Bupervieor eUet of Maple Grove, has rssignsd. and that Hoc. Leander Lapham has Immm appointed to fill tho vnoumy. A good official rwtiros, and ia aocoeedad by one of both ability and "-S-S: FITTERS? & T—1860-X. CHACitBAEkaL- Fkmoxal.—We received a pteaaanl mil on Tuewlay moratog from Hon. V. j P. Collier, of Itattls Crock, our noeornpllahml Statu Treaaurcr. Ito reports tiro political horinto about that section U FLIRTATION 'ffiSBfcftrifiter t± t-si VEGETI NE PUIIFIEI THE BL0OD AHB IE* BfilEt THE HEALTH. Buffido Land. pieties of "Wbat tbe Captain brought Ashore from the Wreck," on answer to “East Bmi." tho second of our series of tho State of Michigan, for the wwok en­ letters from Paris, among other gool ding April 13th 1872. Reported for tho Hastiags Republican Baaxn, by J. McC. Porkino fcOo-.CMuneoltoi-at-Itaw and Sobs itors for Patents and Claims, No. 513 8evautli Street, Washington, ColHnsvi! Io —Oceana Co. Cborwick-T-Ionia Co. Bravo—Allegan Co. Zeeland—Ottan a Co. Qiarlevoix—Charlevoii Co. Star CU Rapids. Onli tl~00"for a good daubblc and twist suit of clothes for men Star Cloth­ ing Hm^GraMdRa^ds. f Meadrilie. Barry 0u.-F. B. Wflliauu ‘ P. Maries H. 8. Laxsb, rerignsd. ' Puri Austin, Huron Co.-T. Wimon ' P M^ vies 8. W. Herrick, sbwxmded. : Corah Moelcrim Co.-J. Holcomb P. • M-, vice J. Fruakbargsu, rxsigwed. JURGBEBA HASTINGS UM ms I in full mJ^ri ‘. Clark's Fhctogrsjh Galls? ! �taitioa of each pupils, aad soltert the name, aad they may aalboriae or order tbe nuspeu.itni or exjuhlan from the ■rhool, whatever iu their judgrmiml tbe interacts of ths school demand it, of any aad eigtey-ax. throe thoMiad fire hunpupil gtolty od puss m-deKtanor or dfod aod uinsty-two, three tiuraeanJ rix hundred, three thnaenad six hundred (3629.) 8k. W. They shall purchase end two, three thousand six hundred sr lease a site for a echool-Louse as shall and three, three thousand rix hundred have been designated by the district, ia and rixtaeu, three thousand six hundred ths corporate name thenof, and shall aadeeveatoen.thrre thourandaix hundred lanld, hire, or purchase auch school­ and twenty-four, three thousand six hun­ house out of the fond provided for thst dred and Iwenly-ssx, three thousand rix punwsu, end mako solo uf any site or hundred aad tweoty-oeren. throe thoua- other prujierty ot the district, when law­ and rix hundred and twenty-sight, three fully directed by the qualified rotors at thousand rix hundred and twetey-ame, three thousand rix hundred and fortyfour, three thousand rix hundred nod of Ate or any otter State, involving an Wrttmct. or ptedge, far the payment of anaatteo or endowJT’-L."1 - ’,E*p’7®”* *om*e-Tw to S’! «’ . r-.-MwIOre* »' Hervey. *» «Ls towesl S»gHfiggMoeoerityZrBe IKXKUCTAUX. Ms Ceseeri^r. ■ale Orore, Aprtl 1st. l«i K'i'ismiESirasr' lawifusssmaz *rf~ I eeto.esaais a*m. fcT2S PHOHATE ORDER. > ’ tor General shall bepnina /nets uvidooce of the amount of specific tax dae from and jnyable by said eorparation, and notice of the tnal of said appeal shall bo nerved by said corporation upon the Attorney General; and in case two rog­ ular terms of said court shall at any time pass after filing said appeal, bond and specification., and sach aerponitioas shall not have notioed the earn, for tnal, said appeal shall, upon motion of the Attorney General, bo diemiaeed. and th. Anaitor Gesroral shell immediately iasu» his warrant ft* tlie collection of said tax, to the ehenff of any uoaaty of this Smto, and the said .hsriif shall proceed to collect the assn# in tho man­ ner bervrn before eet forth. In csir said appeal is not taken within tho time any such mrarancejroeranty,contract, or' pledg as aforesaid, before tbe deposits of such eeeoriure, or before rompliamx. with nay condition precedent provided by the tew. of thio State for b% iasunsaoe ootapamaa, ahall bo liable to a pooalty of ono hundred dollars tor every application obtained, or in.uranco, caarauty. contract, or idedge made, to 1st sued for aad ro-ov.-red m tue name of tho people by tho Attorney General or juneecuting attorney of thepeopv ecus-__ _____________ ty, either by action of debt or criminal ral ahaO bo finaL progtoteim; aad any person who mar * ' hove paid money, th-refor shad be en­ titled to recover tho aame tank from tho ponoa to whom it was paid, or in ease such person was an agent, then at hia option from tho principal of such agent, by artioa of aasnmprii, to bo brought at after tho fln/^day of May, A. soy time within nut rears after aueb ,D, 1872, to estimate the amount of pevmauL specific tax due from and payable by Hoe. 1 Thia art shall take immadiato any corpuratiou, from the test infor­ mation be may be able to obtain, and Approved March 29, 1872. charge the same upin tho looks -of his AN ACT to amend eectoins throe thou­ office, and the sanw prvreedlngt ahall sand six hundred and ninety-five of thereupon bo had in regard to ftinag tlie Compile.! Laws of eighteen hun­ notice thereof appoaling. and collecting dred and seventy-one, being ssetitm lhe aame. aa ia boreinbofore provided one hundred and thirty-six of chapter aad urontiuMd ia this art. Sac. 7. Tlie term 1‘corporation" as need in thia oct, shall bo oonstroed to Approved March 29, 1872. sed seventy-one. being section coo hundred and thirty six uf the Kovirod AN ACT to amend sertton ten ot act nunilier one hundred and oevoutyBtatatea of rightero hundred and fortyeeran of tho Sasrion laws ui eighteen six be. aad the same ia bcrebytemoad.-J hundred and eer.nty-one, the same so aa to read aa follows: being section four thuism.l end (3W6. 1 Bk. IM. The township board | twelve of the Cotnpdal Uss of eigh­ of each township, and in the com uf teen hundred and sevo'y-one,being aa frarttotml school districts, tho township board of the township ia whmh tho dis­ trict ortrool-houM thereof ia situated, .hall have power and ia hereby required Lawn of eighteen hundred and rixtyto remove from office, ui«n aatiriartor-, ww a U— s*_’ 1 Sacnaa 1. Tie Petfla «/ At SUU / ■Ifiii yra snort, That section tan of act « school inspector who shall have ills- ' gaily used or dispom-d of any of tho number one hundred and eeventy-seven public moneys intrusted to hia charge, of tbe Sotaion Law* of eighteen hun­ dred sad seventy-one, the eemo being er who shril poroiatently and without ’ sufficient eauee, refttse or neglect to dis­ section four thousand and twelve at the charge anv one of th. dutioe of hia of­ CcmpOed Lawn of eighteen hundred fice And in case of aneh removal,'It shall bo $0 duty uf the to endup dark ofaach township, to enter in the rec­ ords of such township, the reoulution or order of such board for such removal; (4012.) Mac. 10. iw Board at Con­ trol ns the sama baa heretofore Leon constituted, shall have full power and Authority over tbe ewamn and indemni­ ty lauds' uf the State, over the Stato Swamp roeda and other reads, laid out Approval March 29,1872. AN ACT toauthoris. tbe Auditor Gen­ eral to aseroa by estimate, specific taxes upon wporauons which nog tert ar refoao to make tho report as required by tew upon which specific taxes are eompated, and to provide for the eoftertion of tho aamo. Bncvror 1. n» r/ Ate Suu •/ Huktfaa fuati. That whenever auy Cur­ rec: ro-surveys with a view to selections of snore fit and convenient localities, and for thn purpose of equalising tbe distribntiaa ol Btato aid, in ths more uu rotUsd portions of tho State, and con­ necting hues of rood* already built, they .hall have poorer, a majority of their number concurring therein, to surrey, lay out, and establish n»w Hneo of read; to direct from lime to time what work shall be commenced, .aspendod or disroctiaund; end wheuev.i by the suspension cf work oa, or the diescntinuaacs of said road,the sppropris- of the Cosnpited Laws of eighteen hun­ dred and erirenty-one, bo amended so as to rand aa folio wv: (3f.se )8ac 6.-Tbe qualified votes of such di*tr:,t, when .wmbl«l porro.ut to each previous notice, and all existing districts, at their annual meeting in the your one thousand eight bandied and fifty-nine, .hall clert from tho qualified votan of auch district, a moderator for three yearn, a director for two-yeere, and aaaaMKor tar one year; aad oa the ex they shall uoi in any oaae build a frame sehool-houM on any rite for which they have not a title in foe, or a lease for fifty ysan>, without securing the privilege a| removing the said school-bowse whea lawfully directed eo to - do by tbe quali­ fied voters of the district nt anv annual or special mooting; PratM else, That tho qualified voter, of the district may appoint a building committee to take charge of the work of building each ■ MfiMoaiNt (M44.1 Bre. 75. When a new district bee, and regularly thereattar, their sev­ house, or entitled to other propurtv. the eral socceescrs shall be etected for a inspectors, at the time of forming such term of three years each. Within ten rew district, or aa soon thereafter as days after their ekeifoa, those eereral way be, shall ascertain and determine offirere shall file with tho director a th* amount justly due to such now dis­ written acceptance of tbs offices to ehieh trict, from any district out of which it they shall hare been nwpecurely elec­ may have beta ia whole oc in part ted, whieh shaft be reeordsd by arid di- f ’tmad, as the proportion of such new reetat, district, of ths value of lhe school-house (B&B2 )8ac. 11. The annual meeting । and other property belong to tlie former of cash school dietriet shall be held on I district; at the time of such diviaion and the first Monday of September in eXh .I whenever, by lhe division of any district. year, and the school year shaft coatmearo 1 the echool-buuse or site thereof shall 'no Linger be conveniently located for i school purposes, and shall not be desired for um by tho new district in which it i may be situated, the school inspector, of SHEPARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO BITTERS, aawa.-t^nt—' “ • Price, only SO CenU a Bottle. f^XLSr-'^r xs Jautuiler, JwDpeefton, SottrStom­ ach, CtaeNrvsMwe, Nerrowa ami Sick Headache, t.tver Complahit, f'rrer^jlffac, f>ifaj>ejtaia, ICorma Im ChUrfrca, FUea, Bllloua CUatptainta, Loea of Appetite, KrupHona of the Skin. JHmplea om the riser, and all IMscaaea of the lUnext; Olao the heat lUueetie in , Vac for Kidney Oomplalnta, n'coh Back, Fuln in the Leins. Luuthapo, Clrarel. Rheumatism. gm .raantaiTfof k flMiku district, and shall ba final, subject to al­ teration afterward by the inspectors, on the written request of a majority of the qualified Wlsssof the the district (3602.) Sk. 22. The amount of taxes to bo raised iu any district fur the parpoee of purr basing or building u ichool«d>rk ofeeach township ia 7EK tho dis­ trict is in part situated, the number of childten between the ages of fire and twealy years in that port of the district lying in aueh township, and books ahall bo drawn from the library of each town­ ship for the use of such district, but tho districts shall have areasi to but one such library at the same time, and the said inspectors shall establish tbe Older yearn residing Uicreic. (3008.) 8k. 23. Such qualified voten, when aarouibtel as aferetaid. mar from time to time impose sorb tax aa shall be nsrnosary to keep their achuol-housv in repair, and to provide the wnoeKary ap­ pendages and school apparatus ; and in townships having district libraries, for each township library ; Presided, Tbit tho supi«rt of tho sama, and to pay and no book* shall be drawn from any town­ discharge any debts «e liabilities of tho ship library by the district haring a district lawfully incurred ; and when a district library, but sack district shall tax is voted or estimated by tbe b-mnl, be entitled to its just proportion of under lhe provisions of section twenty- books from the library of say township four, and is neodesl tor use before it am in which it ia [portly utuaied, to bo add­ be collected, the district mi y borrow to ed to tho district library, and also to an amount not exceeding the amount of its equitable sham of any library mon- 1 tho tax; and nd money raise 1 by die- , eya reived or received by any aueh town- ' trict tax shall bo usol fir any other pur­ pose than that for which it was ruied, f without a vote of two-thirds of the tax(SfiTe.) Sue. do. Tlie district board I shall biro . sell qualified toorhrrs a. may be required, an t al! contract, shall be in wntinr and synod by a majority ol tho board oa behalf of the district; said contract shall sjrcify the wages agreed upon, and shall require the teacher to keep a c.rrect list ot the pupils, and tbe agv of each atlnadiug lhe echool, aad tlie number of days each pupil is pres­ ent, and to furnish the director with a ' correct copy of the sama at the close of the school: sail] contract shall Im> filsd ’ with the director, and a duplicate of the , name furniabed to tbe teacher j (34517.) Sac. 41. Within ten day. next previous to tho aanttal district mooring, it shall be the duty of thn director, or such c-tber.-Tierscti as the district board ' may appoint to take tho census of the district, and make a list in writing of the names aad ages of all tho childrwu between the ague of fire and twenty j years residing therein, and a cony of' said list shall be verified by tho oath or j affirmation of tint pencu taking such osnsus, by cflldavit sppeodc-l thereto or indorsed thereon, netting forth that it is a correct list of tho names of ail tile children between tlie ages aforesaid re- i riding in tho district, which affidavit mey bo made before tho clerk of the township; aw»e - > Km •. i- i-~.i Bb me BLOOD PURIFIER | J.CW. ee roue 4rt.esJ w eels-ar ri-^SUr. siikrr M Us w is W|S‘'7. katisa kesa is.luelTO । to vmowv Ike rtbi. or soy pwt ik»r«.r. sow : nnalslof mvsn4 Uy eM Martfs«r>e4 th. m* CUlS.ro W »S to. B1-.M..HI si u>. <1*14, Ur sn»s>pu mU isitrral toas. ike rem at I sm bssCrTO utf ttty tOor Seitan sTO MfUtwsti DR. WILSON'S COUGH MIXTURE. FURGUSON'S WONDERFUL OIL! Wheeler & Willson 3570 Dr. Crook’s Wine of Tar. A IO YEARS IrJiSSit DR. CROOK'S rttePrteueel I .iwst WINE WORM CONFECTIONS >1. D. COOK, Jlgt. ana asaar mrwcr Ussa tin4T«s, Mich. A W« Challenge. W . Give tl.000 iu mn fhsm and payable by sudt corporation, from the beet information ho may be abb to obtain, amLchargo each amount upon the book, of hi. oflico ; and after! each estimate an made by him, ho shall forthwith send by mail oc otherwise, a writtaw notero signed by him. to any ens of the offioen or directors oi inch ror poratiim. of the amount of specific tax ro They shall also have power to extend tlie time for completing the work of any contract, and to correct all errors, whether of deecripticna or otherwise; and thio proviso shall bs embodied in evory contract under this acL Said CommieciMMn shall poeeasa aft of tho power vested ia, end duties imposed on Swamp Load State Bond Conmieefcn-ro by art eevserty-rix, Heerijn Imws of one thouaand eight hundred and sixty-seven, aa act amowiatoty there to, aa fisr aa ro­ tates to swamp and indemnity tend*, aad State Swamp lead roads iatbatow- CHAMPION WASKEI Debilitated, Cum the Food to Digrat, EXAMIMATIOM OT TKACHKMfo ’ Tux Bnuto ExaMtaanox or Tax­ otere In Bury County, will 1* held m follows: SSKiw. NATURE'S Siertd. The amount of money raised Irr the dismir:. and the purpoee. tar whfch it was nurod; EpMA. The kinds of books ussd in ths mhool: Aroth fioch other tacts and atatietsm ia regard to teboals and the .ubject of educatfoa aa th* superintendent of pubbe tastroettoo shaft direct. (SMfi.) 8k. W. Nd board shall, be­ tween toe first Monday in Ueptecibcr and the soared Monday of October in eech year, make out and deliver to the supervisor of aaeh township ia which say port of the district io sitaatad, a re­ port in wntjng under their hands of ell taxes voted by the di.tnct during th. proceeding year, and of all taxae which saidboeXi. Mthorixed to impoee to be CALSINS' ItiialMann---------------- . Bcrtorrethe Appetite, attended school during the year. JkerU. Tbe length of time the school has been taught during the year by a qualified teacher, to. length of time ko|4 by each, and the wages paid to each; PVlk, Tho average length cf time scholars between five and- twenty years □f age have attended school during ths Jb*t| Sirtl The amount of money received , PUBIFY YOUB BLOOD. Hair Restorative DR. CROOK’S pokTroot. p<axj5g pre Wines and � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-05-08.pdf ac08bcf32da7d40473c2dc5453ddf4de PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, W1CRIGAN fa fafa# ci* RETJ ABLE WEDNESDAY MAY 8. 1872. (TREBLE & RUSSELL, Agents for the Celebrated EW DRE83 GOODS, Gentlemen nnw cobsets, OLIVER CHILO PLOW Everything Ona BI) GLOVES, with thefarmers because nf 1st tightness of Draft, Need. ta.ttnaaaj The Boj* waat to see you anc want to show youJhe*Gco4K dC entirely new and filfeOs not to h< beaten in the State of Michigan. 2nd NO. 2. speak* to tbo gallery, to poetoritv ; aompletely forgeta the jary, though remiadodbyihe Jadge of their preeuaee and utility. Heedvamreo to the middle of tbe court yoking. tnOa whas marsh­ tag backward* like (he clergy fa the we have now great eebodl* both for Italian ehnrobee. He ri pomiens 1s, liberal culture and applied roiewoo equed to those abroad uhere the past generatiou were axupelAd to send tbeir aorta | chief ; read*, acraeha* oorariouaQy, gad and with equal pride we point to such rtrikao hi* hand*; ho m* over the pubScatioM as The JUiut, fa which the hiatoeyof hriroreer, miuaupth. Han­ echotoahlp, and tbe alagut and varied au campaign with that of 187d, aad tha culture of our age iapraeentod fa a rtyto Coup d'Eut with the fourth of Septem­ of typography equal to that of the old­ yet ofiaaUy recoguiaad. Tha civil pow- ber ; aS ia a gigantic medley, whore est and brat pubtiahlng houao fa the ar evemtepe ria Ihuita whau pronouncing every artbyect ia toaehed upon and every world. Beforenoo had been made to tbe whieh dcay ia right and which erroeg. great exoeOenoe of Ito engranaga. Thio The biundn ia an inning forth. Mkhfeature of the magaxfao had itnpreeerd of Handling. 3rd Excelling of work, /jays a furrow well and will not clog. 4th Its Great Duribiiity being harder than tempered steel. amurod at the ide* of hi* reeking a revareal of it. jodgwmaoi by a jury of twelve riiiaeca. The dropping fire of ridicule which tha journal, kept up agaiurt 1dm, owing to hi* aa* having obeorvnd hi. raaolurioa to retire lika are desirous of placing this Ptow in the hands of every Farmer in Barry County on trial. Boston Cash Sion. THE FINKLE & LYON the speaker eqnally with th* elevating and instructive character of if* reading matter. Our busy, practical people uaed *Bch an educatiou toward* the apprecia­ tion of the beutifal Sa AUint U* entered upon axnieaiou field, where the prusjwcta were not very encouraging, and it is cwrtafalf a great triumph of its able and ontrrprufag publisher, that eqtdtabla they itasealready won for it eachu gnat acre tea From tbo start they made large clarma for it, and tha eubeeriphoo list shows that tha public response war dfachod the uaQ* fa Ttachn’i ('afSn.and quickly ‘Mt up' tn the etsphetis stylo raiead a atonn of applauaa, by charging known aa Mh cap*’ Aaff Ito fahim with trot bting ubartt whm he ought to huna bUM praeout. with kmnr- aomethlag uot onlr for tha pubEahare to fog nothing and yet knowing everythfog bo cbeerfal about; it *bowe that, after —and pradfoing to be a general vf aa all. there i* Kxnawhere among our peo­ foanrrectfon rather than fa geaoral of ple aa appreciation oi what i* firat-deaa Franco. The Judge** charge vaa dear in art a. wall aa in literature. Lot u. and impartial, and h. plarod the ria« cultivate thia and it will boar abundant in ten qUMtion*. fa a manner not !o be and goodly fruit. With the arrwinn miaaridantood. Tbefaardirt juatifiaa the to tha nmnagetnaul of The AUiot alow of “Fogtiah luxury and Italia* corrup­ tion " One hundred per cent of the charges made against him however, ro- yrtto spank, naff the dsfseilItos will sulta from bn having failed to bool off gladly jay ante end the 3,000 ft* fine, the German* The crowd never par- while utodfastfag on moderation during •armcun. MraM-liMtla Detroit Stoves! aceomphahed fart." . Of courao the necrurity of according a proppar up­ question, to ail th* to*Umooy and elo­ quence on thia point are auperogatory. He ri mamly areuad at being diahouamble and dwioyal toward, the Emprea. State Fair at Kalamazoo, PARIS COUUMPOMDBICZ. Northwestern Fair ut Grand Ra|«t hcrixon at Iiotdc or abroad. Conspiratom find their occupation gone. Italy fovta France nture than cvet, bar rew-ti flirtatious with l*rurria were only tbe ored in all tberepuMic of lottara, tha incraaaed circulation of the magarinn and it. large efficiency fa promoting a fora far •'the true and beautiful’ ia Mt to ure* be look for her defence, aoc eetebliabed that ho was provrattod from do­ ing so. Os, tbe mornmg of the revolu­ Alter Um bam aa* aansaga .fair i tion of the fourth of September he re far gingerbread ; fate to u NMM affirmed hi* loyalty, anw the £mpre«a rapidlj dying oat, U wax ram*; thrt under the MCfud Fvqgjrrt for ‘nci teqniM a* well a* the advutagM of f nMiminy. win bo famaatod apart all flwagfctful people and ww vffl rift plMexiw forerar d any wabocitipftbua handed ia at thia uAce to tbe publiahore fame. Sutton A Co., 23 Liberty Bl, Nev -York. For *5 thia elagant pohlicuiton u furaiabed for one yarn aad a hertitifhl oil chromo ia given free a* a premium to each aubecriLer? imperial family for taw aoe* ^Mt Mh- The lieirpit i 5S£J-a?fE-S: Sewing Machine. To all who Intend to Purchase Sewing Machines GOODYEAR A- STRIKER. Respectfully announce to their patrons mid the Public Generally,that they havo removed to the Lnrgt* and Commodious New Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, nnd will be happy to serve all who nuiy give them a call, f>o«keri| mid Qrpcpijies conslajtfly arriving lyrllie Cat l*oad, umt wHT he sdld for Cash Cheaper than ut the advertised Cost Sales. If you do’nt believe it call and _ 'ash for Butter, Eggs, and see. W<- Pay all kinds of Produce. BLACKSMITHING! The FINKLE A. LYON Manufacturing Company beg leave to call the attention of the public to tbo fallowing fact* relative tn their tinproved Hewing Machine, " Vn-rou 1. That It la a Shuttle Machine of the flrot etaaa, having all the latent Improvemonte. Including their patrot Drop and Lnterehaagable feed. 1 That It has the beat constructed shuttle and the mart perfect lower tension In existence. and deflea all competition In three pnrdmiiara. A That fl ha. the only Sratio ITT, Krtnr-AlMCU-nwo needle to be found In any Shuttle Machine, by wblcb the thickest material or the fl neat fabric can be rowed, mlng either option, 41k or linen thread of any atae or flnlsh. A That It runs easily, rapidly and quietly, all motions being pcetttvu wear ing part* bring made of steel. and making a [icrfvet lockstitch alike on both A That each Machine to Iboruughly tested oa the flneet a* wall aa the eoataaat claaare of good*, and left ready for UM, and a«*to no r»redju.tincnt or alteration of any kind for ordinary eewlng. 0. That II l* ao aimpie in ennatrur:kin, and easily kept hi order, that very lit­ tle or no Instruction i* needed to learn to Btltoh, Hem, Fell. Braid, Bind, Cord earnest life ri perceptible. The hallow­ Gather , Quilt, Hem atlteh Embroider. Fringe, dc^Jke. 7. That It I. made throughout of the beat Materlato and tn tbe tncfl perfect ed time juet pasacd through has proved manner, aod with ouch aimpUrity of oouatmetlrm that It ia no* liable to unequal that a rc-ligioua revival is abroad ; never wear, and requlrre fewer repair- than any machine In tiro market, and ia readily and inexpenalvely re adjusted after tong wear. I K That It haa tha toetironuy, not only trf expert.need expert*, but ot tbe skill­ ed agvuta <>l other shuttle macblnre to the supeefarity in workmanship and oaay rt. . That the Conipasy baa not roo*hl to obtain mrstala from Fair* or puUlc Expansion*, which are easily obtained by a faitictowi, though pretty terr- axpenditun of tuautjr. aa4 are worthlwm aa to the genuine value of a Machine, bet have preferred to expend the aame amount In keeping their work up to Uic highrwt etaMdmd of perfection, thua enabling them to tend out no Machine viM^Nt^iot bom-UMnMotrigUaautlr^Y.ndtha.evrramtM* They brtteve Gf. IL. FRETTS, Agent. Grand Rapides, Mich. C. S. FRETTS, Agt., IInHting*i Minh. MfafaatBttr tutm'ii tmat!,eaiaBfaLMiki-«« Stewart & SteinhoH. Sitjial ni Itteal, DENTISTS. DENTIST Hukrilit taking oflfaa, that be prosnieed to bo faithful to her ex-Maysaty He wished and order. The treasury baa found all to go to tbe Hotel de Vilfo to play the the money required for the current year, roll of Lamartine, ia 1M8. Unhappi­ the country is rich and industrious, and ly it fo very difficult to art that part. thia—“eeturity being what Rothschild calls *gok' A u.an will be shortly, of chief witaeaeea, Marehgl Macmahtm and General Changarafer, the on. from hi. beaitation, and tbe other from ha* re­ fusal to reply directly, did him more harm than good. Th* charge at iaoonaiatoncy to never aapitatoe, and ro­ tin ng to allow bto anocereor, General ed as the needful mediciaa mao. If he Viaoy to do *o, iu a traa bill. Qdfflhat but bold. to hi* promise not to impose ha ahould accept the command to rearit hi* own view* ia referee™ to the finan­ th. aege. whilat having no faith in rece*, aducatiac. and array reform, tbo na­ .i.tanee; above all. that ba ctorateaaaotion will ardently eecoad him, and ed tha aortie at Buaaaval to calm tbo France will rapidly recover her pro.tig.. Power and nopeet will return to bar. aa toe labor* to beowna wioe and pratoieal. Higne ere not wanting that th* French a*reMk-i.*N wemate* I* te writ Ouai -Jraroro ore*. A rutiir. M-ter tm the part of 'the moat intollertaal people in the world " Not only tha clergy, but pnawiaent pereon. an- boldly attackieg th<^indifl«ror.ce of tha age. In the journal, there i* a diminuaticn fa the froth and phraeo. .lady served up, and an inr-linntiou to practian, rather than to talk aixmt the “whole duty of man." The public and private educa­ tional eetabliaiunente are filled with pu­ pil*. I viaitad mhu* of the municipal ateniog eclmul. recently, aad they too had no vacant Mate; adulta of both nxm and of every age, were kMiduoualy retnedyug a nagtected education, or' acquiring for the flirt time the proof ofr kuowledgw being power. Chance anabl- id Bepublicana amid for a franco buy up and devour all their paiUrtal foaeNotaThier*, not a I'ruaaun now in graberbavad! Aa a oat-off there ia mud knee deep, and about forty paany goA ; even there (heater* have .offered by the PerVLaxflaaaca, juat added; tha en­ war; infant prodigiaa and phenomena largement of the department at Berne are oon^aooou* by their abeaaiM Tbe and Society, to which half a doaaa of tbe celebrated ravage iron tbo Oaribbe I»meat brilliant and totaled at writora among th* werttortpf Amorim willhere■ffor rootribvto monthly matter* at link in the Prnarian ring aneinling to hie houae-koapar, after the «x|*umkj* Parte wu either wanting or weak. of fitting up hie raail fa Pero Lechnieo Thank, to th* Communirta Laving ahaU have been paid. Tbo chief menra nearly burned down the Palace Juatice, the prvaeat traqwrary Court Houae i* very small, and the public are a* eotrfurtobly packed a* aardfao* iu a box. It wu only after the epoaoh of Troehu'. «mn*el-M. Aliau, that “aid-” were dritincily declared fa the trial That gentleman ia not eompoaad of fleah and blood, but <d parchment, and hi. food mart coaairt at the rtatne. at toga. Ha WM cool, cauatio, and earthing at tmeu. He hinted thia .w a Bonaportiat de­ fence. and riaoe then, the impartial Judge haa winked at the exprewinu* of political disfavor or approbation aa al­ tered by the audiertM. It suat how trial, and thu* ha. rotnpaUad hfataalf to then I defend hU public character—involved “ brow...- he dabbled in jnlitica and a apeculatod uu riaiug to tha aartith of pot., . .as >wi> crowded with purchaaars. The idea general, rinse tha .uocee* of fka flreti got abroad—at flret, justly so—that *K ' Napoleon, aad partly owing to aaadet*- titoZert were to U had for no* to tiou for the doctrine of imperial chan- eotfaag, owing w the raiafartunm of the caa aa fa ancieat Borne. M. Graadpare ooaaln; llmagers arrived, and ths ' reti. defendant-, coanml, a tnanrtf' buaohsm m making thorn pay fancy the firrt quarter, bat tooaexraaly hold 1 akin *nd bona, with a vafoa mild andI prtarofaraHMsfa of rebbtah There EL. A.. Bus ell! on. Some of his professors earn aa' mellifluent Ba buUm apparently with ‘ i* a very sensational pe—sreg on vfow— Go there to your much aa 9M fra. per month. private tuCHOICE GBOCKB1BB! tione iodudod. and among tbe latter,are cowfMmooa members of the Upper Ton who are rroolutely studying EngHah and German The latter language ia bring H A! H A! daecrqtivo at Amcrioaa Uli* and MOUOry. undro th* title •'Traveling by Toto gregh "■ Tbe Olaatraiioaa are by a group cl artmto.-Moran, King. Sol. Bytyngu, W. L. tiMppasd. Bunge, Baah. Tbe May aumbor oeutama a vary tun­ ny by Mn. Walker, graphically illustrated by Fhopiaud ; aaolW of the 8uxa Hohn Stories, with two axqetoto poem*; a etory by Noah Brooka,—‘-The Waif at Nantarn Island f' aaff rtltoxt faataltoest of Mra. LHipbaaf* atory, �New Advsrtisemsnts. lanntr. 1 Oth), and for a Kttta rest, commenced a perusal of fa atmtoete. My attention wre soon drawn to an article from End, by “Agnre;" after readfag it crew fully, I came to tto ronrluuon that if U Mr. Bnutwdl .« usds* gto M- tofrreeipuwtso! fa haaorsaad amohicreaky, like th. Financial Minister or nwnta, and if ttoy happra to b. unable I'nresr of England, Franc, or Pnuaia, to lire from the ranks, or are com)wiled’ 1 of appearing in jieracn in Oongnaa, and from any cause, to reto* from office,’ they become discontenled, fault finding,• and inimical. A faw month, ago tto• ^nartton was wriowsly mooted how to1 rid th. Republicanparty of thi. rabl-uh. As tto patrouago of tha govuramrut1 dAndmstod. and sraveure [dire, were' atoliehed. thia oflrial reeking *temrnt1 ‘ tto raaM**, that many people seriously' rtxtertaiued tto ide* of calling upon th*1 l-*t .non, and most advanced elements1 1 ' thi. State ia tin National Bepublirau Convention. to to held at Phitad.lphia, J eno 5<h, IS72. to nominate candidates tar Fi«id.ut aid Vic Preaideuti and also to *l*ct a Republican State Cen­ tral Committee, will to told ia tto Cm or Jxcxsov, at Unow Hau. Tar t'- haring no reprwrentation, will to enti­ tled to on. dtlegnto. By the resolution of 1858, no dele­ gate wil! to entiled to p seat who doc. not reaid. in th* county ho xvpreeonta. 8. Di Buokax. Chairman. *--------W. W. MttetoH tho article in queetiuu wre a fair spoci®»® of the xbarseteristie otementa of But End, that Hasting* T. P. were totter off If its Esst End had a hobpunched through it and the .ad let out W. do not however take eeriore uxrep- j bon to the majority of the article, a> there fa liUte tangabflity about it, yet a portion of his corrarpood.nco fa calcutatod in its nature to cast injurious refioctiore upon the character of on. of our most worthy and estimable cittaen*, which briefly to notice. In spooking of the several dunatiins that hare toe a held here for tbe benefit of certain redpfaata at public favors, Ague* extent his demurrer against th. habit rem. of those individual* have of pocketing th. i proereds of there tooafaciions without j returning thanks to their geoaroua do- I .-.nd other pretexts, and who could nrith- n»rs. Now, Sir, if Agure was properly I er by puyehase,*, threat. nor cajoleuxml imhsc* th. Executive Itepartmcui to aid of his criticism, and knew whereof ho ] was writing, and had tbo honrety Io ; deal with fact, he would (if at all) bar. indicted far ottonrire. But, Sir, thia ver.- ' ecablo critic- pat. th. care, a* h. wp- | pore*, beyond all poretblo protective cavil by citing nn instr nee in mother country, which, according to this con­ ception of tto rule, of dneraer and pro­ Rx-Mayur Bowwi, o*-Auditor John priety, is well worthy of imitation by Wilreu. nx-M. a StillsreU of Indiana, stupid clergymen. After stating what j mt-M. C. Grinnell of Iowa, <5-U. 8. At tbo proceeds of tha occasion amounted • ly sebotufts, quit tit. Republican party iadfagret to build up a now "Reform Party” in eonjuotion .with th. Demo­ crats, oi-rebels or any oltor dare of Ding up tlm premium on gold. Yet Ito hoarding of gold, beyond the amount of tto reserve needed tv assure tho world that tto Government will not to com­ peted to enter tto market re a rmrebre- . H. Joms, John Hibbard, ’. B. Stockbridge, M. S. Brewer, UUM O’DvnnJl, C. K. Robiiteon, towton Mitchell, Chas. E. Holland, JbpsMmm State C-afrsJ torewMta-. Lanreng, Merab 12, 1872. A*»t- ftecretary of War Daaa, and «xevcrybo.l v bare, fortunately far th. pu­ rity of the party, gone to Cinriaaati to get up a txrty for themtalvn*. A mackreal Brigade with no one of fare rank than Brigadier General in the battalion. W. at. act dispored to undent, thi. at><Lmalignity con do will to doc. by three mss to regain thnir lost place* Th. Cmciunati Coaventten may fairly to e.dlad tto hungry aolvw ci.»rratiaa,for it Is al met cxcltuirvlv composed a! . । . , tonal printer, J. D. bofreeo, oi-Colfac-. leading financial journal* of New Yuck, the Crruureiit Brtotm and Fimcul Chnoirb, assert that "I* fa du. enl&rfv to Mr. Boutw.ll’. tdindprisoy ot band­ ing Hs gold that th- prior, tu day fa 113, tor Hiram Bantoy, and every one of tbo (retool of MAX to 1031-2." It may now to deemed settled that prime mover, of th. Convention ore in Oongttsa will adopt no legislative plan March of oftto-, and a epoctaete liko thi. to, he prints the conduct of the recipient ■ in the following graphic colors,, we hero | quote him rerfafika •' Whereupon ho uficred devout pray­ er for this muaifieenev. and thanked ; them while tears gushed from his ocu tar optic* aov vo.'i. to says, the result of DRY GOODS GROCERS. I bar. everything to to found In any well regulated Drug Store In Michigan. A<HB<CY w Taylor & Farley Organ. the bret tonort'IWfarnmsnt In th. USB PUS!®, stucco, urn he, into! UE, ai HIE, Shingles, Lath, &c. CARDING Call and see the Stock ant MACHINE! Gigantic BRffiG ALOIS TOUR WOOL, Gift Enterprise. tvum rar i-atw-kk Graud Musical Entertainment St Joseph,Mich. July 4,1872 DffllD BATES DffffiJAL EEVEMUE, I0NKI. TUo -steal $200 MONTH picture portrayed by his mrooping artits, a man with 8105 in his hand, a Minister of the Grepoi before him on his knees, devoutly praying, earnestly asking for his uiunilicence. O yui, wo One Hundred has never before been witnrestd Tto Republican party- purified to this exodus will nndoubt-dly enjoy th. eonfideoite of tto public in a more emh nent degree, and retain its power tto heart—mor.d gith compassion as to his etevoted mind oome- fluting the white wing*) messenger of importunate pray­ er, slowly, yet mrely, we see tbemusete* of >u* clfactod hand, relaxing, until up­ on the extend* ; psliu we see the much The Hons. bill [.taring tea and eotfer eoreted munificence glittering; theiuplit the free tot bream. a law ye-terday aat rite* to his fee; with trembli ng (uch a. some of tbo professed rotor­ hand, doss* Ufa fingers upon th. cask, uni have oj-p.>srd this maasure ol jus­ and isofl to other fields ot charity. . te to tto people. it will to on. of great triumph to th. adminfatratiou in its ow opinion a modi.-*: returning of fight for tto true iafrresDs of the raaore thank, to GotT end th. peopls from the Tb. proeperuu* condition of all clare*. palpit would to all any rwwonablo man of American ritisaas toe made tra and would ask fur bin part of th. munificent*. coffee universal veoreriiio* of life. Will It might to w*U, however, to suggest to clurgyinan that in tbo future, on tto accsdlxu of any [mbto gal faring in their interoit, to bo genarotu in thmr dispen*ata>t).of thanbi, and as much of the Wo regard thia Ticket aa very strong with th. people, especially in th. South and South-west, and trust it. rtreugth Thousand Dollars! Propose to sell * Half a Million Dollars this Yeti anna a unit WE PAY CASH WK B'EIV miffi will OF ■ WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, Coming into our Store cq*ou* profusion, as ttoy will to moral­ ly certain ot.reward tor such displays oi gratitude. Mr. Editor, we will now veuturea of the 37th alt. pubfahed at Borton. Mateachurettn, we find the following complicn-ntery notice of onr follow townsmen, Messrs. Baosmre, Heath ft On., proprietor* of the extensive frruitme ware rooms, on State street, oppo­ site the Empire Block, wlrieh it give, us [Treat pleasure to re-print, and cvmuMind th. first of July and tto rotura of antitollecm price* uu three article* will cause a reduction of expense* to wockingmsn that tboy will readily appreci­ ate, and ttoy will not fail to give the credit when it belong-, to the admiuis—i u» ■» tom adopted, and tto candidate, placed upon it at Phitedolphia. We tore tto Itopabbrew party, it. avowed |tore>pi^ 2ft0 Rolls New Carpets, 17ft Packages of Dry Goods, There is a very oonsidorable ingary throughout th. country Kir the tort an­ nual report pt Gen. Baton, Commission­ er of Education. Tto Bureau of Edu­ cation over which h. to ably prorides has grown to bo one of tho fast appre­ ciated branch.. of th. Interior Itepartment. The last admirable report as rent ont to tto preas to tto fam of proof sheets, from whiA tafarmatfon of torn rxtemsrely copW, too bsmsght national .duration efforts very promtneatly before tto public. Itiencwgrecrally ooncedml that snore mn to doo* Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out new and enlarged form—sixteen page* —and u [irebaMy th. largest and beet weekly p»P*r published in the West It ha. always torn a ate ' ' ‘ Itapublicun journal dodgreltto fame. A tied—a photographic pictare, wilt b*- Wret, in each paper. John V. Farwsl | appears in this week's untutor; an ex­ cellent like nets and a truthful biography. Th. price of the Weekly Post is ffJ pe'r _ ___ at >ui —.1 —___ i__ _ SPRING & AVERY. Err, AGEHTS WASTED I! For Your Boots and Shoes Mr. Boutwell reports the National Mt totemd by COMMM <h« Mta of April. vslfah heartily re- SPRING « AVERY. Marek 1. WK, h Wr,Tl»,m, Waring lore oi ctuxaus nr Fret Orrtns ia tto prreeat aggregate *3,137,748,440 If thn Ptesph, all frft aa we do. this rate the State of Michigan, far tto wvek en­ ding April S7th1872. Reported for tto Hastings ItepuUk-aa Baxxxu, by J. MoO. Psekias ft Co., Cbnre&ss-at-faMr HUIlln a (Ml The Leading Dry Goods Establishment ia eslern Michigan. �83138*1 </) • 2 .r 5 £ B I >• 0 3 3 w £ >■ =c 0 E- i i 1 |1 M 1* i S X *8. i i i 5 -i $7 3 s r n 5, *3 a &£ •? 63 . I 5 1 I ‘3 H I U. g ae i 11 s*la IW 1 ig i 1 1 ►>u > M H « O 5M a =1 K -. < -> g 1££ it £ b i* £ £ ’1 i & S * * Hl c - 3. I! SJ H 1 .« 3 S - 41? «*»•»» a a x �Locutx, March ff-’nh, 1W2 Nila Nyates ia a Swede.-and waa bon. where hie lerafitihen, eran to the 1 years of many ransratiasa. had been 1 .._ ■____________ ,L:__ I H« aapiro-1 higher,—but so low was | his birth, and so stmng the1 barriers ■ around hiu., that ho wav t-woe a.ore ■ y>en old baton, ha roull work hre pass■age to Americe. Two I«*ro ago he. reached lows with hia wife. end peeniboa. Mopping first in Mount t’leasaut . While working Ibero st his tred. ot Whesler & Willson JSSL‘ ___ IME! Nebrasba BesnMAaadl ftd and wants more.” leaning iqeo the gate, until the early supper was finished, and than bagged far a dies frcsa Naiafie through ' He walked from hie home to lancdin. l--- a . f [ >07 mile, along the track of the BurKagtou A Missouri Hirer Railroad. Thia I journey he eorompli.bed ia about fifteen days At Lidroln he found abrllcr in th. ImnyrW. Ant, a building provided SHEPARD'S The licet In tke TTorI<V Half a Million having teen Sold! .1. D. COOK, elft. away. I navwr tboagbt I'd hare anoth­ er, tains. Boerne* aa if all was gone . na to u>e isau i when :ny first baby went; but, thank Bn,i fiui his claim to it, September the Lord, ha's ocaomg back to ma; and ----- --••• t- e— ••>. if it’s a girl, mice, and not a boy, why IU ton it just aa tsusch, and I'm just CfflffOUK) Tiffin BITTKBS AhcA UtatUchf, l.iTfr ftvrjt Btorms U CAUdnres, pus., RUtows CmplnlnU, Lom of Appriltt. £rwp. Moms of tin Skin, Pimple, on the Face, octof all IHnrann of the Blood; aloo the beet Dlnrefie in lee for Kidney Cmnplnlnto, Heoi llaei., Pain tn the Loin,. Lumbaffo, firaret, KhrumatUtn. camo to no when I waa fretting myself ' to death, and he says it’s half your do­ I toga, too. You made mo take tbe deai i child, that's been nrthing but a blesang 1 Then and there 1 joyfully toU Jakes wife what had lain heavy on my heart ' break tbs fart to torr gently, but that, tor her sake all these esun ths. and she Hie parse woe now empty, sure one wok my news .woetly and reaaonsbly, dollar and a half, but ho walked to of evuree, at year own discretion." "I would not giro more pain that. I though she abed a few tears over it. I■ Lincoln, and thetxw home as bo bad need, enpreially where I owe gratitude,’' That evening I wrote to Monsiear du I, walked hither, daily toying twhinJ him j about twenty mil«* • There waa aa hour before school-time. Soon after naehing ham i, at the end 1 o&red to abew him the way to Jake's of a *ev- n hundred mile walk, bn toarncottage. became at dusk, and found me, as to> ' ed that bi. hay «ta k had laewti burned Store the baby had begun to walk, a lied left me, silling eitoeUy before the I by a prairie fire—having no ptow,/ be . treat picket fisare ted grown up about the Mono. 1 knew aiterwarde that it waa had been unable to make a firmlr oak little rettago, wo that the child might play because be remembered it ao vividly, around them. But throughout all. he I abcat atone and safr among the holly- that I remembered thru how be had 1 aeenuid to hare tost notlang of heart or m —. —, toeend my hand in the dark I felt it hope, but to have remtooel as jolly as tong spike of rod hoi J firere than, plainly, and covered it with , Mark Tapley, in duxariewit. si. like a nreptor No my other hand aa if it were visible. I Through all ths winter be worked at ..................................... j tound most unaooosmaWy that 1 had no ; his trade, sometime, beginning his toil. ' ' voice, and that my heart's beating ha>k ' al two o'clock in the morning. Thu* b« 1 my breath sway. 1 fuua 1 that 1 toil ' no j vwer to renet him aa he cams in ' ■ and took my hand again and kissed it in the same ] L*«, and said; after a mo­ ment's silence, “It you wfil now remem- waiting br the door, to offer uie thanks with ths same polite reserve that be had used towards ma from tbs first, an 1 to wish me good usoraing All day 1 could not help wonder-g if “goo^morning” meant good-by, aril I kept expecting him from moment tn f morneut. The dusk of tbe evening; was dropping down silently when !• came and stood in the doorway aa baton-, while I waa idly letting my fingers fol­ tow their own boat over tbe keys of the । pathy, as if from toog compantonsbip I could not tell what we asid togeth, er. or bow it all hajietied that night. £l ' seemed aa if the joy mad > one groat glory, so ttet we could discern nothing but tbe boghtnoss of it, so great thsc z NATURE’S Hair Restorative BLOOD PUBIFUB. DR. WILSON'S I i I 1 rested a little among bis old familiar hospitalities fie -trangera, afionled gmtuitoualy by tbo B. M. Railroad Co., through the wboto-suuicd keeper, John Frost, end on the 21st of March, ia .pits of an ■ quincetie I wind, set his fsew to­ wards his homestead Hia journey I thither ran hardly require mure than threw days,—but a. ho must needs b* there betorw the 1st day of April, or bs , , egregiously April tooled, by forfeiting Lis farm, ho resolved to make rueurancs-1 doubly sure. Hence ho tow taken time I by the forelock. Nila Nrsten ia sixty-two roars old j ttoagh he declares himself only forty ( —when just shaved. Hie example shows Ma., ...•__ _ _ _ I faint hearts that are weeping like wo men. tor took of a farm, which drey have tho.pr.ri!cge of acisng, like turn, had thoj only manly pluck Nils Nysleu’s homestead wa» one of 9.622 which bad been entered ia the lunrota Vailed Uutee land Office. be COUCH MIXTURE. .vu'i realises arrtzsacssassejsss » ito Mint. I slat iton.1. wese^u i RssssaMtt■=»«=:. FUB.GUSO1TS TttJNFt, WONDERFUL OIL! 06856328 KOBTOiai MLX —l-—j=i..—LiaS£ i Dr. Crook’s WineofTar. .A. IO years DR. CROOK'S WDOO WINE WORM CONFECTIONS Gift Enterprise, PROBATE ORDER. nw MicaKMW.cnvM* *r iwrer sl-oi “ treereeimvia*Ire-sir •/ a««. ““■rtsr-y nn TWO GRAM!) CAPFTALAIOr $>5,000 each in Greenbadkn! Kvnt <ounty claim tbe booor of bar mg npua iu board th* first rotorod su p.rri*oe mar atooted in tins State. Tire Mtohigaa Etale Fair will be held at K stoma an ■■ cnmmeccuig Tuesday, Sept, nth, ins. Freeh frog, are sarrsd at Katomaaoo HASTIKGS UBBLB WORTS! 1 was Utile, Httle baby, h to our Ettl. baby, and good Jabs', wile took are, Mto you tabs our HMto baby, liks as if **«UfeUmto' awrsris aftsrthrebttto ■sttoch, sad stood stroking my baby's •ftotor/’ I stod, “bow .Mb tbe p3ttc<?(£jruix“’ Bl FULL BLAST' dirk's Ehcttpsph Gslleiy POTIFY YOUB BLOOD. • - MQNUMKN78. HEADSTONES. TABLE TOJV MANTLES, tiH ELVES, ETC. ITALIAN AMERICAN BABBLE [SALFORD mmm TABLE SAUCE. TK BUT tAMf AN* BHIIN11 1 h i --te � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-05-15.pdf a1b350442e918a02b297783a58d7a6ed PDF Text Text VOI? HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN BEAUTIFUL WEDNESDAY MAY 15.1872. RELIABLE Agents for the-Celebrated unu CBILLSD Fiiv Oran ffillU, FffnJW CORSETS, tarflNUm 1st Ugfitncss of Draft. itv I-adie* fenuvr i 2nd Ease of Handling iird Excelling of work. Lays n furrow well hilled Iron “Being harder than tempered steel. The Bo; want to a on the Goods. A ft idifiMKi not to be beaten in the State of Michigan. - . : I Fp i ' i. I I. S __ plaw “ Offered on its Merits. IFe are desirous of placing this Plow in the hands t Hoslon Cash Store; THE FINKLE & LYON >. h.hthboi-. ■s'-"' To all who Intend lo Purchase Sewing Machines GOODYEAR & STRIKER. provwl Mrwtar MmMho. " Vvcronj 1. That Ute aSluitile Madhlnaof Uie tlHtolaa^ having all the Itoe* m.pb, Including tbrir pei-mt —~ --------. :» Ttoit M hto Hie tewtonetonictod e'mtlte and the uxwt perfeet lower tenalon In exblencc. and defie. all competition In three particular*. HICKS * BRO BLACKSMITHING * would with Imperfect and badly flnteli -d Xt Pair medal* over their entire aurfhee Gr. J j. t* Jb pEDTTS, .Agent. OWfl’W w SpraiafFretratton to Every Potioy .(sat ziaia rial xoc au -num-rnrr tiam or aat and mjct.- XT owaar un uwa takb a । addrrma* are in the aome vein a* were formerly nreernted to other ruler, since i the time of the Fir»l Na ‘ 4 ■ ■ unpoaable not to feel I preaenl oceaaion .inter old', piano bra now bw. added to the toUeetiooj the pedal, are placed at the aide, and the composer of Tawp. west •very day to visit hi. mother; who Erad pendaat and freely elected local bodtea. There b no official get un about them. M. Theirs may truly Lo raid to be the »c of “poor but bcmeet parent*." He it a KK-m*de man, which ptea.es ■ na- He wai born the 15th of April ITD7 , in the euburba of Maraalito; in th. I lyceurn of the anme city Lo entered arc I dato al nine yeun of age, eomplatad hla | , .wHp the ntistalra wa. cleared up. The ; Baronen. inaltoed m LI, remaining Air । .tudiett at 17, and by the atobtance of the owning, and prambed to atone to ■ men who admired hi* talent wa* died I Mine. Their, fur depriving, her of a to th. bar in! 820. Next year he came to Faria to wwk hi* fortune; wa. em­ Dumas pof died in 1870 near Dieppe, ployed ft* reporter on th. Cteatihtfwraf, the daY-thc Preaaiaas entered that town. He waa temporarily buried in a village remetry, the grave protected by a tnrpauiio, and hi* vimting card nailed hare juat been exhumed, uud hare peen­ ed through Peru to bo permanoolly in­ terred el Vaher* Cottorrts. A few piano ia a curiouty, ii wai made to He on Li* bod a* hi. illnce. forced him to Mat on Ha bock. * la the abaanoeof ware and rumor* of ware, of commuiate and military execution*. Faria ia rapidly reamning her old apkudor and gaiety. The champ. Elyace. have their daily weud. of old auil young. Suicide, are very frequent one man aged 70 killed biuuolf, beenuae hi. tmthful dog—the only "friend left him"—wa* cru*hnd under a wwgos. Near Arcacbon, a letter-carrier ia .u»pectod of murdering hi. wife, two chil­ dren, father and mother-in-law. Dilblanc ia to return to the place from winner ahe cam.; ihe wbuld prefer to bo guillotined in France rather than hanged in London; Knoll os the differesc* ia, her wi.h cannot be gratified. 8he appear* to be more of a man than a wotnui, and one' journal atoerta the la wme discontent that the renting phre baa been oth»r then Fere Lachabe. Victor Huge, could iwt attend a* he avoua ha ia acting ra Mnebaeide trick Paris ahe was fctor Jo. ba™ « we‘k^ fcr pantaloons m wall I " for alteniat export*. -- -----------w.----- ----------- from England have now only to give their names, there icual be no miatake ia the mattw The rated the public mind, a*d pnmwted practice wa* ab< ut as valuable under fecundity in soul, tie." Hugo will visit Iraua Philippe. A Fremthman wm । his friend', tumb .lone, ra ■ return for ing the ofliewra on duty, and nodded In । a vfail nod. to htia a*Oaer*Myial957. ------------’—jibe word-'recAra"—which'.n On one oecafeon Dumra was introdnoed France. He wa* always the Emperor', fete emr* vverr effort was made to politi­ cally extinguiah him. Bui Tbeir* had hi. revenge ; like a area ha attractnd and romjiellad the aacond Empire to co­ quet with Eberly; be aariatad at ita ■urriape rf*a-.-a*wi with the Eght-hoeried OlErier, well knowing th.t France would pronounce fcr a dreorre, and thiAT be alone would be entrusted with the conduct of the dreeried bocarhokl. He haaeMtopiay balfe and krnivra Lie* juggler; m 'addittea. Dumra /bin • cel* brated tpixilutliA. On one occraion Duma* per. and Victor Hugo .greed to become the aril witnraeaa to the DRri at * workman's daughter, a native nt Monte Crtaio. The Mayor, with his epectaebe eel to writ# down the name* ; ■ dted HMfeWhri Duma* their oocupa- H. A, UVBELL. borated, that were it not for th.tran of th* 4th at September, France would have had. alliaa to aaaiai bar agurart Prwraia. Na one halirred thfe, bow. a *hnilar gathering at the TffiWA where “glory'. thrill ia o*ar." There were 8,000 prawn. present and not TOO without» de»«ration on tbrir breast*. it .-awl tb*t .a un wa wa or EnglUh and Amtwirar.. were there.’Af­ ter nine o’rioek the hue! and hoatew led' tbeir dinner gueete—eomo sixty mem­ ber. of the amUramUal woeH-to th. aaloo*. Th. dinner wra highly preirad. it wtu. Kudted by Mu>. Theira, and «ecutod by her ecu ntamior. Cookery, like raaranxy ie aeecvrt, and il'ie a Bound Eel* tew “which ordain, that a female rireil ne’er rule the rooeL” . The Fenian aatbaaradra lady we* Stewart &. SteinhofT, DENTIST ante site ha. lived a retired life In Peru, patting her time in making up millinery and working embroidery an present* far friend, and acquaintance*. 8ha cannot bo vuipaaaed in turning out a ‘‘duck of .bonnet" Tijs not fha‘want of mean, that haa led her to reappear in public, The Academy of music haa a museum ‘ wherein are conserved remarkable n>.trumente. It h*. the drum belonging to queen Prrtnare, the trombone, em­ ployed when Najwldon’. remains were brought to Paris ; if ha. Auliore piano­ forte, the key. covered with ink, proof to the Mgarity at the araembly ha will avoid errors : by executing the people** will on the radiati reform, damandad, coMtitutiontt! diffidtia. can be riaded. Cdrancl RapidM, IMHch. .YH3VA form wffl be more military .till the edlor of the blue coat wiM be red, with a gold paha eprig, and the red piping will be done away with: The duaerpot drill b to be vigorowly potoad. It would be ««a to re-modal tk.uatoranf'Ui .truction in the higher branch#. of knowledge at (he sama time; the study of da Mira cajxciaDy, ia a veritable mockery, dciuuon and a snare. The greet artiste—Marietta Alboai— baa coom tied t<4 return to tha stage. the official* then demanded of a third witnara hi* name and profoauon, the hi­ lar wra described as a groew ; “take a chafe," told the mayor to the vepmenLmii Philippe; mom powerful in up- .Utive of the .and and Mgar in terrat at holding order than Napoleon HI, far h» once IrttgMeniag up. Bo ninth for gl'>invitee citiren* to protect what is tbrir The Baaapaitiata have tiaitMAf own and not any dynariy. By bowing Respectfully announce to their patrons and the Public Generally.that they have removed I, to Th6 Large rtnd Coniinodious New Brick I. Store adjoining the Washington lock1, a nd; will b<-happy to serve all who may give them for t’aih Cheaper than at the advertiied do’nt belicv (t^cnll and Cott Salet. If J gee. Wt- Pay'* i frtr BUttei Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. could dbplaca M. TMere now 5 h. haa won orer the nation to M* idea*. In February 1871 he .Wat elected deputy for 27 Depttrtmcnta ; to-day not • OeneraI council haa concluded it. toaiion without voftagan addtaaacdf thank, aud exmfidanre to Mm, in bror of Ma g<te«teMrirtnapprtoaifou orHaAMto establish the republic. Tia true fheea Uvod in a garret in the Latin quarter, but soon roe. to diatinction a* an h'wtorian. finished hi. “French Tterolutiofi" in 1827- In H«# he founded the Aw. tioiul newipa|M>r which exnui*ed hnmonM iaflucure. Hi. firet official poaitxra wa. an nnder-racretaryihip uf State in 1830, the following year h. was elec­ ted a deputy, and in December 1831 be­ came a member of the Academy. In 183“ be held the [Ortfplfo of Home miuirfer, pasting and repaamug to oth­ er offioea and ending in October 1840 by being miniater fur foreign affoire. From thia period till 1848, he devoted himaelf to travel, and concluded the History of the "Cumulate and the Em- Stoves! Detroit NO. 3. lally tranrptod upon. w« truly of a "nrruW, pattern; a Preach earthy F*mis, April lTlh. oNte* and a member of the1 Amerieun Barenty-aix year, of age, in robust Legation worn the unconscious eaase health, With the rigor and energy of of the dfeaater, bni ra Julea F.rre a^ youth, th. popular bead of a great na­ awed toe attache be woaid prefer no tion, rack i* M- Thiar. to-day. Bahaa no prffie and M. ambufoo U HmitM to repairing the disaster. of hte country founding a moderate republic which can alone .are and ole-rale France. It i. a piy ek«rat. moaferiy Hm. Mora .Ingttkr and at the Mine Jiao happy TMera. TbePretodcnthimrelf wm foil .pcctncloto k-, the French rallying of ton, had an Inwamtiblo aupfcjr ef round their Nteftfc Virira Oambetta tokra touching the cungratula&Mi m haa given Hi adhaaiott, and »i fcr pre­ the anairararay at hwlraffi <ter, won tender*, .uchare forgotten aa complete- toilhelafefea- brerta. who voted him when the treaty waa signed by Frenee. aoeepdag Niee and Bavwy, the reward for Imp1 feaii for an idea whHh gave the Duchiea to I’icdinoet, Sre are aooompiteaa war.’’ whwered Cawmrtotha �GOOD NEWS FOR ALL. J. $20,000 Worth Democratic nominating Convention in July next, when they expected every msmber of ths party to atop into Hn. ; vto W MU 3Ctlu Prat Medicines, Dye Stufis, PAINTS & OILS xisxneiJrrsxT Greeley it if evident tdallbo orgaixation is utterly loot and that a groat many voters will drift into the Grant camp. Tho Republirou ergnuiratiou on tho other hand remains intag, and the D.mtoersta have gained no new acnsmiou of Tbs several countira will be entitled pulsivt ia the Sunday law and liquor legislative. I have ner«r witnessed in a twenty yesra political experience su sudden a rovulaion as that of the Ger­ man jtatea, for with tbs exception of tho JHsfttefc Ptt, this ..Oreetoy ticket has scarcely an advocate. Tho political situation is very favor-! having no representation, will lie enti­ tled to pern delegate. By ths rcsoln&m of. 185*. Bu dele­ gate will be entitled to a seat who dove not reside in the county he represents. 8. D. BnteMAX. Chairman. -----------W. W. Mitehell, J. K. Btaes, It Goodrich, Ed. LeFareur, 76 1-2 pounds. AU tha tnjmberj nf William II. i Tweed's family, with ths exception pl | the bees himself, are going to make au ■ extended tour of Europe. The Nevada Republican, hare in- I stroctrxl their delegates to Philadelphta to rote for Grant ns their first choice fcr Il Ml! 250 Rolls New Carpets; 77 Cheaper than at the “GREAT COST" and “Excursion Salea.' Low HMfat t?ffi>,000. Philadelphia will throw him overboard, Greeley's with and' two daughters nto j ate manufactured out of whole cloth to at Angouleme, in France. "uII'It il* I*!** "tore legitimate Russia send. to tho United btalre far R. MUDGE. "“CK- Dress Goods, iaitw atjofi THEY HAVE STOOD THE BW flA .aBoo-D axlJ xiovwoda. < ad oi Jon Sla&L Steak nxrairfoiM to £>tut3 9if+ nr xtaixiod IN At.L. QUALITIES. A large number of Americana pro­ pose to travel in Europe thia as a son. It is found that the expense of an Euro­ pean trip, although much greater than is generally supposed, aro not very much jxet oi Saratoga. A friend who made the trip last year sad who has been in Earope several times recommends that ing A. 0. Town of PrainevOls, perma­ ttmen who intend to touch at the conti­ nent Chai.-n-.an, and sleeted as Msgatea nent first. taka the Hamlntrg tine of to tbs State Canrention, Hon. Daniel Steamers, tile ropr.ocnta, what we Photographs, Photographs. Striker, Gilbert Striker, T. B. Dfsmoad know to be a fact, that ths atnamcra of andP. H. Niskara, and as this tine tuako faster time than the CanJohn Ksagle D. R. Cook, J. W. Hongharden — the distance bvtwvcn New York tatin, and J. H. Earl. The Ccanty wu and Hamburg being nearly a thousand 1 pretty well represented, and the best of mites greater than between New York i fwlisg prevailed, though the oft, boast ed and Liverpool, and TSl the tripe are ' Grant faeliof; that was said to exist all frequently made in within ten or eleven j over this county, did not find expression ia the Convention. by the adoption of a Resolution, while the open mouthed Grant men failed of an election liespectifuUy infoms the to the State CbnvrnSen in every instance; public of Barry County und ths delegation numbering among its nati, proclaim the following principles Surrounding Country, that as essential to just gerernmaat: ■ ' tentian. which is so gratilful to those men at least, one, who ha. been out­ he is making at reduced 1. W« reengniae the equality of men Buffering from this painful illness. Ths spoken anti Grant fcr mouths. prices, the best Photographs Wore the taw, and hold that it is the duty of the Government, in it* dontifig* 'i stateroosia are uonvw the targ-.st and in the county, and second to gith the jwple, to mete out equal sad i raoit convenient that have yet been con­ none- in the State. exact jastiee to all, of whatever nativity, structed, couipriaing every ccnvenienco race, color or persuxrion, religions or which experience ha. suggotted. palmed- off as Photographs? politiral. i I make than aiatanwuta entirely dis- but Artistic pictures that can 2. We pledge ouroelves to mairtars t the taw, the union of there Scatro, eman-; i interestedly, and Cur tho Mile purpose of only be made from exped­ ripatioa and enfrauchteenwni, and to, aiding those who intend to travel upon ience and a Scientific knowl­ oppeso any reopening of the questions ' edge of the business. Call settled by the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, [ RECEIPTS. 175 Packages of Dry Goods, ■ The Republican County Convention, fcr the etaeiion of Delegatee to the State Coavention to be held, to-taorrow, in PRESCRIPTIONS AND PAMttT ‘I keqi a -Tailor and Manufacture Fne Goods to ordsr. In the New York Logialaluro the bill 1 making the John Brows tract a State park was Jost. Afire at NibJo's Garden destroyed I able, and all fooliahrtooM abothGrant's withdralral or that the Convention at । ROBERTS 0 DRY GOODS DRUGS City electiona in lad-ana on the movement; and 11 looks aa though Greeley would rend ia twain the Demo­ show Republican gains cratic, instead of the Republican party The greatest depth of Lake Michi; on tho propose telegraph lino Thue Ur there aretwjoaM many Dem­ twrer. Grand Haroa and Nilvauks ocratic papers supporting Greeley in earnest .. Republican ps^re, which has caused very greet demoraliration wilhig the ranks of Democracy. Should thia State in the National Republican Ooareation, io bo held at Philadelphia. June 5th, 1871. to nominate candidate lucrative offices ton who acq' favor by valuable prseenta, tin latiwtha deumraHsation of o oallflb by Ms conspicuous exit Ira! Committee, wiU bo held In the haa shown hhtoerf dlpktahl} Crrr or Jaouox, AT Uxtox Hall. Tmtxst**r, thx IOtk oat or M»r VI XT, AT 11 O'CLOCX A. M. r Grand Musical EntertMnnttrt TO M HKU» AT . • St Joai^.Mkh. July 4, Kffi New Advertisements. ARhongh Cungross hu o( late been at work with more than usual industry, an-^, -buncombe speeches have been avoided, so much legislative work is still in a chaotic, and unfini.hod Flats that it ia scarcely passible that adjourn­ ment con tin had, without ti-avirg wry important buincas unfinished liefcwe the 15th of June next, though sotuo arc of the epiniut. that by the aid of night Moaton. tho bnsinw. may be concluded by the end ot tho present uwntk. ' Hio new postal treaty with bwitecrlaudwas signed on Tuesday ami dispatehed for an exchange ol sigsatunm- I The House Appropristioa (JotnmiUrx’ yesterday agreed to report an item of 81thi,00ti to reimburse the District of Celumbia for iaprorrmante in frontal property belonging to the United Staten. ThUtaamW jtol to.lhs District. It taatatod that the truck fermata and gardonen in thia vicinity hwv» llasste■0k saat.no lass tbaa 18/8)0 barrel, of kals tq New York. .. Assnaatiun was catued at tho White Hoose ysoterday afternoon by tirnappoaranoo al Mooby.^wU called, in com­ pany with Senator I«5wis. of Virginia, to pay hie respects to tho Pnsridont. They wrro adetitird in a few minutes after sending ia their cards, rrnd r raisin- Henator Trumbun'a tamper seamts to ham been soured by disappointment at Cincinnati. He sees a raw bead and bloody bosses ia evsty movement of Adininiatratioii Senators. It ia doubtful before being imposed upon by carricahires ofyourfeatures elsewhere. A", B. Persons with light blue or grey eyes are request cd to call on cloudy days for, their Photographe. One Hundred Thousand Dollars! 2379 SHIM * AVERT. Is Offered it tit PiVIt ■ Hi Iriff Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elsewhere. WE PAY CASH WARD & THAYER. May 15, Hastings # Allegan. Coming into our Store. B. F. CHIDESTER, Operator. For every Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out TAILOR 8l FARLEY ORGAN. Di THE ffilK DEPAfflOT I have everything to b<- found la any ' well rvguiaUxl Drug Btore In Michl (tea. AffJEIS’CY OF Taylor & Farley Organ. ----------- ™ ........... quality of tune and BnMi win enU the Instrument without urgtne. • Will set! Item on the Tnobdlment ‘ BIsH to those who wish. III IIII8 HI Hifin UtantklSBltadial fatal Mauk Me*, nr tnm b ttSOty. HASTINGS MEAT MARKET! "Zeta," special Waahutgtou oottvopoodent of the Boltm.oro Sos, shows great anxiety that the Drmocrscy shall unite with the Ciscmnaii nominations. Rs also reproaeata the New York W»rU PATENT COOLERS; SPRING tt AVERY. . .. UH PUSH, ■ <i ma, - wa <x, ■ Shingles. Lath. &c. ™ Hffi Dm THE SEASON. �Star Ck Rapids. Only 47.00 for a good doubblo and twist suit of •dothos for men. Star Clothinf Hougo, Grand Rapids. On Haturluy last Mr Austin very courtooiuly drove no over to those wotka, and we had an opportunity to see what they were doing and bow it n> don-. The first floor is used ftw th* tn»ehlnery. Hero can bo found planets of varion* aisre, dreg, upright and box* saw*, lathee, upright and king augers—tho latter of which we were shown it* work­ ing* in Soring the pump tog. The ma­ chinery ia propelled by water, and even at this dry time the letlle creek afford, a sufficient supply for tbeir borine**. -In this room square and round timber* arv iu a very short rim* pit into a noat pump, ready for painting. Ttie si-cond floor i* used for the paint-shop and atoro-room. At least 300 pump* ware finished and esai®*** .■ratBsrrttt’”- •" ■f'ftltOK. 1.1.1. F. O«o ; must have mtrinato merit, or sis* large advertising will eventually do it more harm than good. Ifyou Imre anything which you know to bo good advertise is thoroughly, and you will ba sure to suc­ ceed ; if it is poor, don’t praise it. for people will soon discover you are lying. Back i* the policy of tha Burlington Roeta. which runs to three great regions In the West: 1st, To Omaha, connect­ ing with the great Pacific Itoad*. 2d. To lunoxn, tho oqiital cf Nebraska. and all that beautiful region south of the Platen, filiod with IL IL Lend, and iximssiawds 3d. To Bt. Jooepb, Kan*aa City and nil Kaiaa* point*. The roads aro aplemlWy built, have the boot bridge*, flafot care, the Miller Tbey manufacture five different style* " of pumps: The Ventilator Pump— (Amtin'a Improrefl). th* common Turn­ ed Well Pump, the Fuacv Pump far I walls or c>*terna the Levwr Csrtovn Pump V ^ad th* eteap Draw Pump. All of these pump* mo superior in quality and wnrWhere ia the street sprinkler 7 The cherry trees ore in litaaarea. Sharp froal Tuesday morning. Wliaat and flour aro oa the rise. The >oda fount tin* are in run MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. C-nnd River Valley Division Licit pitice;. Among tbe many noteaesthy menufacturiog rntsrpriaes of enr city, w* wish tc call Hia attention of our reader* to the Pump Factory at Austin A Greet, located at the old stand of Fred Fullsr on the creek in tho west part of the City. It ia hardly a year store Mr. Austin set hia stakes ia our place and commenced to manulaciuro pampa by hand, but in that short space of time, by tho corpo­ ration of Hon. IL J. Grant, thojbuilding, maohiney, and water power of Fred Fuller’s old Furniture Factory has been purchased, and tho pump works estab­ lished on an extanaire scalo, and wa look forward to tho day when the “Haattog* Pump" out bo found ia all vecuon of ven** at St. Ixiuis, Mo., on Monday, May 27, under the auspice* of the Bt. water in a well will sonwtim-* become Ijsui* Agricultural and Mechanical As­ sociation. Delegate* are being ssppiiintimpure by thn lack of proper circulation ed in all nod ion* of tho country, and of air. In that one, many time*, tlio pro*|iecU for a full attendance and “damps" will get in, which render* It an inti'resting meeting, niw mod flatter- — Th. Tm Tl sd*. sri W. B-. H'Ara/w a.‘t Frfrih'ils—/—Jfanr, Ari f­ a., a. r Th. sn»l «* Trti^-Fr* I. Th^u <u n dwell on a variety uf subjects, among others, '•our Qty Banka and Drokerv,” but u I aro comprflad to await atatiitios from official aouroaa, shall take up । he first article of my programme, bring ing in the Banks in due enures. A i jmmittoe of the Common Council at tho call of,'our oxceUanl Mayor, and nU n committee of tho Board of Educa- AprilU-lth-. Thi* dtizuu*' meeting is annnal .affair witti u*. and tho Council cannot expend one eent over and above tho amount therein voted. It i* a good thing, a wholesome chock and * rsatriciton, which I hnro no doubt your Hast­ ings “Ring,” ao heartily denounced by the Bursts, would heartily hate. So thoroughly satisfied were our tax-payera with tbe vitimatea of '.ho Mayor and Council, that the entire amount namod to be oxpuadMl this y*n^ tlx. 1773,OfM'. wa* voted without demurrer. The only objection bring that the sum.* named for thn Detroit Rood Fund should ba large­ ly ir.CTva.ed in smuo of the War.1*. but this was waived, and thin grand total o»' timite was unanimously confinaed. The fear they aught have their taxation incnaaad, nor io vote money into tho band* of a few speculator, who hare lafoy boon buying up lota in tho vicinity .■< Hamtramck, solely to have thorn ri*<- n vain, through the location el tho Park in their immsdiat* vicinity. Ni.we Font n Park, indeed wo require three Park* to bo connocted by a grand Boul­ evard or drive, the latter to be paid for by our wealthy private citixsaa, and with tins and nothing ciao will our gen­ eral public be enuaflod. When the quMtion comet up in this ahapo, wa prophesy that our oitiaeus will all vote ayo.. Fntthannore, and to wind 'up oa which ha* town the event of tho aoaaen, a novel, side-splitting, and henrty even­ ing''* amusement, and realising for its worthy object, the poor children a largo amount, aoy aomo 11,200 to 11,500, or more, which will sustain their in*titutiou for a year to come. Speaking of thia affair wa liog leave to cpagreinlato our old frfoud, Fred. I. Thomas,of tho D.A M. R. Ikon Ids sue-1 rd** a* a dramatist, hi* production of tho I •■ifouret Burglar,’’ and hia rick comic | acting thonrin lietug tho atof S' amr* of th* evening. For thi* and the effort* j made in furthering tbe succeaa of th* i The New York Cash Store ia just tho place to buy Hosiery and Glove*. Dant<rtl Kid*—all warranted. maylStf 0L». miiBLX IND DIRECT MOTE, aah” tub. fur packing butter to. Far­ mer* who wish to got a good price for tbeir butter, will aril on mo ami got one uf these tub* There is no n-aron wbv Western butter, if property pocksd, ahoold not bring a* much to price as York Bute butter. With a iucg expe­ rience, and an extensive acqustatance with the different market*, I shall w» the best of my abiHtic* to make the FATtlT MEIICIIU1 PAJZS'1'8 AND O1LM Paint Colors, Varnish, and Dyo SiUfs. aXOCERIEI! a/ HuaiM, Wall Paper and Curtain Fixtures ! KAiJhrt 110, and 114, WO for now School llomw**, juat what they asked tor, 1100,000 for tl.e Ganasal Road Fund, 291,M0 for tho Pultee Dejxrtinent wire tiro to bo largo- pior.n, which way himrelf and nccomly reinforced, 11)0,000 for the General pliahod jrifa life Jong enough to oojoy. Fund, fow,0U0 fJr tbo Public Sower Fred., you are a “Mtow of tafiaite jeat" Fund, |flK,000 for th* Inlcreat Fund, and a* artist, author, and dramatist, ’. •20.000 f.r the IW Fund, which manyjuilewlare thy gift*. .r t Mr Marun F. Smith, «f J*wM<y amount did not luslf bold out during the past long winter. In addilion to these .tasted for Europe thia A. M. (May M.) figure* 1100,000 *u anthorind to bo | issued in Bonds for Die buiHing of now quints. This pomp i« so arranged that and largo Sawsrs to aurnxmd the city. I a free circulation of air is constantly ' 1 haro no remark* to make on thi* sub|ject,tb« Bgnre* speak foe themselves, I passing in the well and the impure air is forced o^t- W’e should imagine that. and show thn high iMhante in which thia improvement haa all the merit* tho raum ofEdmtoion and Use service* Basinea is active, and our streets pro­ The Socretasy, Mr, Chas. W. Greetu', of our Police are held by our iatciligvnl mt a lively appearance of Jackson, Tenn., will furnish any in­ When the Hastings Pinup gets fairly IMmlntion.; The debt is retuo On tho fourth page a pxxl story, , fol mation dcaired. It might be well tor introduced to tho people, it is Hie in ten­ •TM.WW, KtoW bate, reprinted our local society to bo represented tton of the proprietors to further enlarge I in our new City Mall, aait »jme |7d,000 We had a pteaaant rain on Saturday, The official organ of the Agricultural followed by a cool and cloudy Bunday. Con grow is tho Aatrvu Ftrutr’i ASpublished at Jackson. Toan. Tas third of our series ol interesting ■litres,- tho State of Mnhignu, for tlio week enOrangavilia, May 13. 1H72. I ding Msy dill, IB72- llepoeted for the E». Bsxxx*:—For foar of forgaUiog I Hasting* I(epublic*n llasaxa, by J. myrelf entirely, I concluded to spend a th* atrili of thia spring. Ono good । McO. Perkin* A Ca, Counceltois-at-lnw thing. the Hastings pumps are mode so and Solicitor* for Patent*, and Claim*. called for Wadncaluy, May 1st, to vote There is nothing transpiring here dore to mineral water that >1 may bare I| No. &1S Seventh Street, Washington. aye or nay a* to tho borrowing of 1200,­ 000 to purchase a site for a grand Park, worthy of note, except that fanners aro of the day. busy preparing to plant corn. Every­ to be located in Hamtramck, just out ­ The Circuit Court adjourn.d last: Shelbyville, Allegan County ; Stevens- , side the city limit* fin tho extreme ca«t I body i* behind Land in thia vicinity with evening to the 17th of June, at 2 o’clock I Tn* Mrucit FtsrtvaL.—Wo invite yille. Berrien County; Bliwortb, Lake ore end uf the city, and adjoining our fiisfr spring’s work, as I suppose they the attention of oar reader* to tbe nd- CountyWestville. Montealm County; |' bvautiftil river. This matter you mar j aro everywhere, in consequence of,-the Apple, plum, and j«-ar trore an- in rcrti»emrat of the Grand Cwndrel of Sumnutyille. l.ske County; Clyde, Oak-1 remambor was agitated last fall, ij land County ; I-ecsvills, Warn* County; I Ibero i* nt present n good ahojHbr full blossom, and ths forests have pnt Music and magnificent Gift Eutcrprisr Meanwatakn, Wsxford County. , wrote tho Bsxxxn all about it at tho I' applra. True, wc don’t know -what on a drea* of beautiful green to come off at BL Joseph, Berrien Co.. time, dwelling severely upon it* dis-! foots may do in the immediate future; Fie Plant pie* are now to saesoa. Mich, on tho coming 4th of July, Cuitia ■graceful feature*, 4r. .Now it come* bulnkuuld the fro*! tot the apple btosThey will do until we have something Boughton, E«q., manage.-. Wo know upon its merit*, ths cnnttituttonality of 4oma mmI young uppl<» ajono. there the men engaged in tha enterprise aro । tbe Park Commastoturs* former action, jptealjr nin«! bn n g-.od nppkf crop ;’4 A moating of th* stockholders of the as true men in evory rrialiou in life as ihnrtag meanwhile been confirmed by 1 teaches, there will be but lew tu thia Kalamoxoo, Hasting* and Low*ll read lira in tho Stalo, and that they will per­ •th-Supreme Court, and wo prophviy e<miuiunUy. I notion but very few Ir any conEdi uce at nil can be placed 1 is to be hold in this city an the fid of form t» th. lAUr all they iirouiiao, that . there will bo a vigorous oppuaitioa which July for tbe purpose of extending the tbe property they offer «■ prise* m ex- in the voluntary statemont* of targe j1 will Iw bitterly and ubstinstely main- pcaeh trees in blowom between hero sud Hosting*, and hear Jhat thrro ia ceedfhgiy relnnblo. and {that the dtetri- uutnbani of business laen who received ।I tainsd byltlioi.- who do not favor the but a’small ahow for peacheat anyhow, some portfou of their oluration at tho i Uand-biUe and eirculir* are good of button will ba made ; on tha tno«t equiI object |>ropowd. While we write the Grand Rapids Businase Coliiiget or 1 Baml-Waguo i* going part with fiio fol­ in thia vicinity. 'heir kind, but they cannot take the ' tab!* basis. Wo do nut adviaa the parPoliliial matter* begin to more here wlitwo vk-rks and oMialants were edu­ plane of newspaper adrertiaemant*. ’ । chase of Ticket* in any gift enterprise, -towing placnrd di^laye-l; "VutaNo rated there, the imdituison ia jre! th.,I on the Park Quest ton." Wo alud! ro­ siiu» tho Cincinnati uiuveiuciit. There ••‘d’ Goxa.—W*4tgrrt to Irarn that O. C. regarding that ns a quoaiire ptam where a y<mg ! putt the reanlt, and merely odd that our Batra, of Yankee Spring*, diad Tnreday individual to determine for himsolf, but form's*. aay who daairo to invent in thi* clou of , rt tnpathtoa are aa they always Imre lined I****hv*. night a: 10 o'clock. ___ For information in rogan^to thii inenterprise*, may ba ararcd of fair play •uxutism. write to Meter*. 8wrmb« rg A been, feat and every time, far a | Oar paper goes to press promptly at in the distribution of Gilt* at tho “Grand Bobbin*, o- iseud foe a copy onhe CW- 1 grand, frea Public Park for the Ix-ncfit noon an Wednesday of every week. All Ayr Jovntci.—Ikat Trarrru lU.li of onr bareUnit tnaa*>« and their famihd’a, notice* and oilier copy should j lies, men. mua-n, and children inrlnded, aya, everybody. How u rum ron liiaa ?—Oae Dr. The Peninsular Railway hare pot EJla.ol Middleville. »»* charging (he two extra trains u;>oa their roa.1, much editor of thia paper, si the Hariing* to the eonvenistx* of th* traveling pub- House, ou Saturday evening last with deeming and betraying the Itopublicnn party, fcr the reason, that he, MKa, said Mre. Taylor advertiaea locally her wo were not in favor of tlio reuomiatstock of Millinery. Her window ia very tion of Grant which by the wwy wa do Detroit has as.nmol. Here is cun a*. attractive, and the display of new style* not regard » a question of party, fealty; tauHshmenL bnly, whhdt is a ’ four story affair, literally packed with tea, coffee, but if it ia. oar UtU. Ellis i* in a rad syrups .and owls-*a but of ilw arti. fix. far he .taled to the office of Van clea, W; A On. make -T’ a rp^iriiir. Teteir A Worth, on the smnp day that They were the irit to Impwt direct, on . tho opening of (he Pacific Ifall Rood, of Great and that uriiber lie or Kiakeru Bsxto»r0”JoucaviU«. The Msntatee Tiru, favoni Hon. Delo* and this h the l»fh ydir of thrir exhad over been ia favor of hia renominaof Ludingtou far Congressman in iatenoe; tbeir flrat inrotoe Mug 1,003 tiom ami further, wo knew that the said Filer tho Ninth district. .«’s nnnstwr of snmll annnal psymesrte.' But chest*. Tiu« apaalu wall for Detroit «m- farm‘in>uraucd gives tluit boon in the EH. ha* been on* of the meet out apoThoms* IL Stoidraosus. a’ tending kon oali-Grunt men in this County, and member of tho bar uf Paw Paw, died terprisc, end far the individual onorgy midst ofiifaiJifo iiunntocii only at tbe Neva wru. thewew advertisements of emloflL Onogkm it for bvam him­ anddauly in that ptaoe a . few dap rince Mw-rs. R. Hedge, H. A Boaali. Goo. self to oajoy, Uie other only for hi* U Heath, oneoreeor to Geo. C. Clark, ‘Wjigr’ newly apportiored Congrantonnl dirtrict Pbotographiat, The American Organ, conaitting of Wayne ennnty atone, “Death,” arid ar. Iriabnuui, “i» no great Tho Hastings Market, and aU the other Wlieatou may be the Democratic camti- carte, for it always come* ju»t where ad*, end buaineea notices. date. If thi* is as, and ho will consent wo would have ft. al tho ond oCEfe tad The impeachmant trial at Inuring still drag* along. When it may end we Michigan Central R. R. bar ia a spcm-lly fine one. Thia magn­ eto* ought to bo in every household in the land. TerTu*. 12 n year. T. S. Aanra & Sox, Philadelphia. . thia subject, wo think this firing “will heap" in view of our Banded Debt, and ths present rate of taxation, which i* alalready suffictontly onerous,- and whan we got n good “all roridy" let tu go into it right and iwtivfy every body. Tho Bank aubject must bo laid aside till tho next Utter, aa wc arc crowding letter* from Pari., will be found on the firet jiage. Iho New York Chah Store ha* just received a large invoice of Japaneee Bilks, latest s’ytes, which they are sell­ ing very cheap. aasylStf DHUl A CiUn -llr. John Stanley has To Hon. A. Biair for ponoaal fovora placed over the entrance of hia Groe>ry To B, VanGaasbeck. of New York on Jefferson Street, a fine canopy, and City for two of the "Flowing Spring the contra*! between it and the wood awning along tbe street ia so great that it daaerree thia special notice, to call will be a tough fight, but ho boa suffi n taking uray with him of gaining hi* point that I fear he will win the daji.-yHia untiring industry in rain ng himtclf to hi* present poritixm, denote* a man of nerva. end asroch, though aJtayihl we aright have a woree man to repttwat uv at Waslriagtou. And then followed a hurried gtepre nt tbs Mill older ostablishment at ear dd friends, Moore. Foote A Co , the Pfonasae in tha Lake Superio r Grocery trade, und whore wric* foot up by the handled* of ffmMand*. The amitor Mr. Franklin Mooro having acn malated a handadmo tmua», and Imog advanced in yoata ha* retired into the back ground, leaving the real ratervata af hi* firm to hi* yowngor ami more vtgorou* partnrea, Mr. George Fuota and Mr. G. F. Bagtoy, the tetter being a thorough a^ctoieu of 5,’ouag America, ; •taiida in the front rank among our | loading buwuere uro. iMntt UW«, ’ hold to-day (May 1) b» reauitad re the �11> lan . wte I—. fa—>—.1 I marry him. my dear; yea ar* too wmi-1 ' bla a gbi to make a beggar at ytrer-1 ' "losdy Mailed ia nwv.-r. and 1 eufcre | ed iay maid to array me in too dainty Slk But at set of ami. ineteod of ro- | ewinng Randolph Hsath In the grand , j-ariotn of the Hail. 1 wa. aT«*ding nvav wiiti my levee toward the old ivymrorod ehurob. bail! of brtoba imported from inland a osntury ami a half l»11 had bam a fotofol day to m*. for*; tbe church where the Delmar., Gnwdfolher Delmar, with whom I had fur five gooeratlou*. bad '—n married livyd ever sinee 1 aould rememtwr, bod In the eol’ glitter of th* early starlight been corewd to bre final hou.e that afteranoa, awl now I wa* tbe lx-t ropreseo tab** of out aurieU name. The wUs arroa of tbe Dahmer piantatfou. original- my loot npcu the blinking Delmar dialyaMof the e.tatre an th? E*aUre moeda, and on the beua^ landa of th* amre of Mary toad, had cum. down to HaV 1 had Lordly clooed the door behied mo aa aole h*tt*as To me also had dsma, when tny aunt entered. "Canmndra, you mum <xnve down U once, you tautf iud-d," she said. ''Randolph to la tho dr*'nag-room, end oaks to aee you. Don't bo odd * Here. Luale, do yuur young Jody's hair." I stood uMaftaht. “And now, my dear, do put on your diamoada," continued poor auntie flut­ tering round me; "you aheuU always wear gums, they baoome you-'' "Hut, auntie, tbe diamonds ore not mine," I began, wishing to gnin time to think. 1 was almost na>h. tlirei and there, to tell th* truth. But I pitied auntie, and bawtet—1 -But they will be. niy tore, u «m>u (faiLaws oa«. <u> Mattel Jiut. BTVSm.TS&’S ISSSW'JKX’S SSsEEW "x—“iJS'X'ii’: I “ SfrSg Grsatl Bayfcte. BV*• MT" ■ TSm*S »—.l.nrer.'.--vtew,—!,,yr SBri, Wheeler & Willson ■IM IKK! Half a .Million having been Sold! WsrvMWt I»r— jeers bj s rasymelkU m- ,1. n. COOK . lei Bole Proprietor of SHEPARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO Blffl® 1‘rUf, o,,lv 50 Cent* a IlotUr. ■S7cA ffaefofo, ZUrer Comyd.Uui, Freer ZXguc, Ikyepeyisla, Noron Am CAWdrw., fUn, UUimit Cam- plalMU, Lounf ErupHunt the .ttin, Fundee oh th» I'acr, .nut aU IMwrure of l),e lUoo.1; nbm thf beol JHurrtie 4M K'sjd egga in large numlwn are einecded, hens mnat be well fed. Grain, how­ ever, U not enough ; tb«v must be able to range altout aud picIt up worm* and iaaeets, ar *Ue animal fixed must be CARDING MACHINE! A.t JS'ashville. BRING ALONG TOUR WOOL SIKH'S ; my own hand* erasped, and •T1HSIII out in inuu-cual, fur the or Ilsxbsrt Stanley, inv newly give me T’ be said, with a smile. “I am Randolph Heath. I have known of the pro v no to your grandfather's will fur year*, Hulas 1 wauUvd you to lore me for myself, (if you nnild. I planned to meet ywu last aummar. (ba you for­ give me." ' 1 looked upon hie dear, kind face. “No matter who you aro, or what you planned," I answerrsl, putting my hand ia hia, “1 forgir* you, tor 1 love yon. Then we told the st.ry of our mar­ riage Aunt Merdaunt Estened in hor- ' .IS8 NATURE’S Hair Restorative: KS'sswrs.ts S r.i. is.—.ik an staler •"strtelee total' ts^ irwu-s H IC —«ik asanas ' W —Us test L— ... MONTE FHEE TO BOOK AOEETS. BLOOD PURIFIER. COUGH MIXTURE. -=K=s And she did; and it waa a most mag­ nificent aflhir. The old Hall was in a blaae of light, and crowded with noble gustos ; and 1 wore punt bee. and Ike old Delmar duun> .idsBut I » as not Imlf an happy as on th* day when I fir*: heard, from my hus­ band's lipa, that bo loved me—heard it For it had been during a visit to a acheol friend, who lived m mo of the lovuiiest countice of Fenn»rlv*nia, that I had mat, the preceding June. Herbert Stanlev: For the fimtaM ia my life I had found, in him, a perfectly coagenul nod. We liked the saote poetiy. pro- FUBGU8OW WONDERFUL (HL! 07078323 A mv pair of Eds—twin*. Spring goals—baby jump r*. Bom* rinaty birds never * rig—staffed tor uh by alt Umnsw I'lw., Ou Win HTXwvxno AitrewrexN’ •■esare I. seresr Io iks c.**fauasi*s 1W sirt • nff tosisto U l•« is. OmeSfoaii ■ t-TsX ittkt -• BILLIARD TABLES? Krrrjlklsg ysrountaj J. 6.11—MZ^sl U«M> 1 n ir rnilc.iau1 vi w VIIBK Never could 1 forget the day. the : bbeatad <Ly. when my hopee bcuamc » . curtaiatr Harbert had asked me. tho evenfav before, if I would go with him I ia hi* wherry. No knight of old could 1 have bandeil me into the boat more rrvervntadlv than ha dal. How manly bl- tnoked : How strong and *elf-ontamed ! My heart beat fart, for ron-.c- old who has forty children. ’ I f TOWtoAPWaV le-to Dr. Creek's WineotTsr. CARBOLIC TABLETS, dying. • t cocoa., coua a ..caress—. _ , , ., , . ... Tire. TsUstsprsssal Ute an4 ia Crabresite* The editor* and girl* are both right— | oi., rtkawai ree-ai—, las m**1' **'*• they mv the mails are irregular. unit tur toe sere W silTbreo s»4 L*.j u>——>. A/Jx ■ UOAkxF.XtvS rej ULCOUTKHt -r is. the girts don t spell it that way. TIIKO.iT ... ta»ui*i>lv tsnstre. awt mu. example of Byron and Don 1‘UU, and | shed a silent volume of poems. Fifty women are confined in the Ixmiarille workhouee. having le-en eimvielssf ' r.f l*ing common -colds Somebody any* that Nilaaua chews । spruxv gum’ A Vermont phpar “.▼»: I “ We would advise her to come to Vermont. then, but she ma do a* ahn WILLS' A XO TTSAXlb WORM CONFECTIONS lISU1R; DR. CROOK’S MORTGAGE SALE. WINE CAUTION |lta-Safir..JtaC!iiis • —ns trre ‘ IfiKS&L- T2.II $5,001) each in Grecnbatika I ;gw ef tbe bay, having first thrown a s-’ial I over my bead. The storm and darkness ware tarrific, and the tide waa coming uivitii a hoarse auHeu ary. The eali ■uatdasnehod my hair, tfe wttej^tpab . iB^assaEsg OAT.TtTNg CUMHON WASflB Buflhlo Land. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! Ok VMM 11st a CkiM Anil JURUBEBA PUBUTYOUB BLOOD. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-05-22.pdf ebfb5ba3d882cbeb0f51a88335d8e92f PDF Text Text SSS8- The Banner XVII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN BEAUTIFUL ' WEDNESDAY MAY 22. <872. h*re a* •** of hek NO. 4. RELIABLE The coate uf the Ticbbomu rare amount to £40,000. ♦ A ghcat ot McKeesport, L’ennsylvama nmtas about with a stiletto, shouting ■noinrirw—H-.fr, thoa must die." Agents for the Celebrated EqMlimilm OUVBB CBiUED PLOW CteliM ffilVU, IM PUMU, Ali 1B Ik Qatffll LMI HUNGS, and NoMeltie*; thu* Biyt) Aitinty know so well h^w to um’. You 1st lightness of Druft. Need. 2nd Ease of Handling. । MACHINE! The E want to -shville. with a bonnet of bombaria* trimmcl with a bag* j*t back!*. "Good evening to you. Miss Mathea," ■aid th* Squire, a lint* tremulously, as bo rnoogniMd th, boro^,. BnJ of hi* naighbor. "Thai roll o' mtan* bwn breaking through your pickets again 11 declare to gracious, I've a great mind to sell him.” “Txn't thst, Squire, thank you kindly<“ »'*« th* aamr. . “Sit down, sitdown arid Mr. Dock­ worth. ‘'Blas* me, what a odd ytm’vs got; you're as hoarso as a crow.” "Ahem.” said Mias Jenkyrm. "This weather is trying to weak lungs; bat I called on biuino.., Squire." "I Itnov ii was the colt," said th* Squire. ‘‘Bain isn't th* roll, said Mias Jeukyn.. "It’s myedf, Squire." "'Oh,'* said th* genliaoum. “I hero coucl-xded," went on hi. rUitant, "'to tako advantage of tho right, accortvd th* sex by tho year, and—and —ia short. Squire—’’ Mr. Deckworth moved hi* chair a lit­ tle back, Mis* Mathea anticipalod th* movemant by sinking t hcatncally on on* kuo* b« for* him “Joshua, will you b® mine F" .bo mur­ mured. with whatmight have b«*a •Ub­ er a sob or a byataric laugh. "I—I’d rather not." mid th* Squire, hitching his chair back a little farther This plow whereever introduced has found unusual favor with thefarmer* because of 3rd Excelling of work, Lay. furrow well and will not clog. 4th Its Great Duribility. 'The chilled Iron being harder than tempered steel. This Plow is Offered on its Merits. are desirous of placing this Plots in the hands of every Farmer in Barry County on trial. Boston Crutk Store. ’’J - LATHROP, 7 I CALL AND SEE IT. ‘•Really and truly,” . ‘And what on earth put it into your headr “Ix-ap year, 1 think," said the Squire Forbes believes no canal will ever be with a eober twinkle ia hi. eye, which made ostom Ute lathmu*. revealed t > Frtdinaud that hi* uncle hod Taxation ia a vwetige of civilisation detected hie trick unknown in Morocco; the fund* raised cliurchos in Missouri. Sorwparilta, once eo popular, has al­ most disappeared a. & medicinal agent. Bat two of tho many varietiM of pOla in vogue twenty-fire yean ago ore y*t the doctor, who had been *om*whai a*T«r* in hit remark, oa the literary defieMnoea of tote* of th* new officere: "D. JL, are you acquainted with Cap­ tain G.r'G, “ Yea, I know him well," replied th* doctor; "b* t» one of the new eot But Detroit Stoves! I Blate Pair at Koltunaxon, Northwestern Fair ot Grand Rapid* “No, that's not th* way, vou’ve hat ' Tbcru waa a rattling at the door of your weger," said 8. “WeU," said *b* doctor, with much lb* room beyond. The Squire grew ererfot <u th* juteibility of Frediaand petulance of manner, "bow doc* bo •peUitr breakup. upon thia unaxported Mte«- { “Why, be .poll, it C, a, V’ replied S-, Last month 11,420.000 were coinrt (n ISt oecurred.to hia mind. “Tako your arm. e«qy." *ahl th* with th* utmo*t gravity of manner, doubla-oaglre at the Son Franciaou raid Squire nerroudy. ‘ l’Ua*i thorn', a amid the roar of the mr**, and oltnort TL* widow and daughter* of Geaerel choking with rage, th* doctor .prang to i dear girl i" ‘ Andereon have arrived at New York "Not until yea apeak the word that u hie foot, exclaiming; from Europe, ; to Mai my future Elim." pereiatod Mi« 1 ""Captain 8- I am too old a mon to b* trifled with in this manner!” * Th* big dram for th. Boteon Jubih-et I J*nkyiu, lotting the rusty bonnet droop ia twvlre fret in diameter Bad five foe I on Id. .houlder. through- It ia being made at Fanning‘‘Quick," ga-ipod our hero, there'. Um Falla, M». • ecme on* coming." "Say ree, thou, dearest So.hux." A ix>or. (kfouMlre. little waif found "Ye.!" gteipod the Squire, breaking on a duontep at Germantown. Pvansylinto a clammy perepiration. "Yea, yee, vauia, baa been mt to the poor house only go?' and christened "Dollr Varden." Mia Mathea Jeakyna only panted for Scureity of children at the Shaker ant­ a parting prtwure of her lipa to her dement al Baileyville, New York, in­ ancient lorera brow, end hurried duced two nbe-bonr* out of the wcoda away with a aubdu*d nulling ot aomlast week, to onnpronaiae oa 3S ab*ep. ber ilniperiM ; while on th* other aid* of the door the threatening eotuid of Fom 4 M*re it unr might exul­ f rttetep* paued by without any one «ntantly ting the »n of the celebrated ‘•'/hank goodneaa for that!" said.Mr. To all who Intend to Purchase Sewing Machines: GOODYEAR & STRIKER 1. That II la a Shuttle Machine of the flret claaj, baring all the lateat Improve­ ments. Including their patent Drop and Inierehangable fewl. 2. That It baa the beat eonrtructod aliuttl* and the mo*t perfect lower trnalon In ex:«t»nrc. and defla all competition In three particular*. S. That It has the only Sm uoar, HKU-Awusrixo needle to be found In euy Shuttle Machine, by which the thiearat material or the fl neat fabric can be •owed, uidng either cotton, rflk or Huhn thread of any six* or flnlah. 4. That It rune easily, rapidly and quietly, all motion^ being positive—w»arIng part* being truuK of steel, and making a perfect Iix-k’-Utch alike on both ONFECTMS Fl.Ll.KR AND COOK. HB ilffT____ ivw>.h,iuuvh Meo. (Respectfully anuumipe tp patrons and the Public Generally,that they have removed Io the Large mid Commodious New Brick StoVe adjoining the Wa«liiugtou Block, and will be happy to serve all who may give them a call. Crockery mid Groceries constantly arriving by the, Car Loud, and will be sold for ('ath Cheaper Ilian at the advertised Cost Saifs. if you do’nt believe it call mid see. We Pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. Dock worth to himtelf. “K|tUi young again in operation. rascal Lad happened ia jrai thmv what would I have done ? uigaged myadf -XWifcrnia grape* were damaged by to marry that old sued 1 I. at fir* and the spring ftoaia. fifty year* of ago! I'd better p into a Wyoming tanner* will try irrigation lunatic earlam at <mce! What will Ferdinand any I 1 winder if I couldn't gi> to China, or California or Japan, ar mrne of thoe* far away placet ’ Or, perhap* it might be bettor to nrear her elite., of gorts, and left ready for tree, and need, no re-adjn-tm mt or alteration nt any kind fur ordinary sewing. 8. That It toapalK^p^e In cqnstenctlqa, and easily kept in order, that very lit­ tle or no inairortkn ts needed to b»rn fo SUfoh, Hem, Fell, Breid, Bind, Cord Gather , QufoL H»“i “titoh. Embroider, Erlnxe, de., Ac. 7. That 111. made Uuuughout of the bret Materlafo and in the roost perfeot manner, and with such almpUclty of construction that U la mot liable to unequal wear, and requires fewer repair, than any machine In th* market, and la readily ana li.cxprmlvGy re adjusted after tong wear. R. That B baa ttte testimony, not only of cxperirncml exporta, but of th* skill­ ed agvnto other ebuttls machine, to the superiority In workmanship and easy bend* despairingly on the top of hit pevaperou. trail*. tread a* he reflected oct the futility of any Brink are ec.ro* at Ctooagoand bedd­ remedy abort of matrimony far thia aUing. ate dalaycd. m*nl fur leap year. Yet. as he muted on the port. present, Packnt boate here nol yrt dimppmutfuture, h* not could help thinking that many a man Im J found a worse help­ mate. after all, than thia Mi*. Mathen Jankyts. She was not young to be sure, but nxithte was U. ....... She vu fair, frteli and pretty; »bo waa very handy at a wedding er a funaral; eha comprehended perfectly the exigwicic. of the needy; and .be waa juat tb* element tbal he needed to brighten have preferred to expand the same amount In keeping tbelr work up to the highest standard of perfection, thus enabling them townd oat co Machine which will not bear thr moat rigid scrutiny and the MVcaeri tee*. They believe 'It ain't a Led idea," aaid the Squire to bimrelf; •'Lut I moat vririi aho hadn’t been tho on* tn prupoM it. Very iikely I’d Lava ihaagbt of it myrelf, if she bad riven mo time However. Imp y*ar ia loap year, and I don't auppoae we ought amount to on* hundred and eighty-three to blame th* women for taking what­ ■niton, a year ever advantage* the law allow* them 1 The Cuban plan tire are expecting an won't tay anything to Forty, but I'll ju.t drop otw there in the ooureo of the abundant auger crop. The Now York aad Brooklyn bridge ’“'Mr.’^Bckworth wa. a. good *a Lia >» geing forward.. word. Mi« Mathea Jeakyna’ breakH- Ward Beecher is getting ready fix fei di.hrt were Lordly waahel up when G. I* FRITTS. Agent. Grand Hnpitla, Mloh. BLACKSMITHING C. S. FBETTS, A«t-, HctMtinRM, Mich. »i IWrtmir Ito W8’ii Mtty,ddeSbntf aaWHc HIACKSMZTHXHG. April IT. 1871 Stewart & SteinhofT, “Fire and fifty years," and Squire Duckworth, moditaiirety, shaking the aslres out of his pipe, “five and fifty years. A man ein't likely to be toUriad I gutea, when h.'» i}r*d aatiafinl with a aingie lot all those year*." "Slrangrr thing, than that bar* brer known to happen. Unde Dookworth," । said Ferdinand Eani*. who was a u,. « 2188 tuourjwrotvd Uli wm. .rv.m DENTIST teilii ■ la 1SASX. 4*1 protection to Every Folloy Holder I siniHl m IttooL DENTISTS Cell *«d Get your Bleak, Rosal., -r any thiag you word. MT A floe quality of Sail Fortt, ateo JUST ARRIVED Ft, A.. B u sell ’s Ttegkyijml *ad Cteopnl ofOrewi*. became in- Bow pretty the l-xiked, Hico a full blown roan, or a dahlia, or ! ।any other mature bknm, in the n»*l 1Wqvk gic«hAm drew aad white bib Iapron »* wore, ataudisg in front of the 1Stohcn enk Kot a grey Lair in her “Not in lba*a pert% I gue.'," opiwrt dsah sloth end hung rtos a naU al the renn-r of th* dreteur. unci*, dungs are so differ-1 “1 come over to talk over that liltis matter with yw." ”Wh»t htt to matte* ?" ", W hy about our being nmnrefl." Miea Jeukyne nanart, with the bib apron half untied. «rt rdxrrt ai the The voice cf itrnwbcrry is heard in our land, and that benevolent berry will won be atively engaged in getting off spoon. of veriaus materials into months of diffwentrinM, for the benefit of chur­ ches tewing cirelea and Sunday School*. i. the way in which a Shawneetown, EL, paper calbi upon U>A rrddenta to rite and (daughter the wolf which has duplnyed abnormal activity in competing with them in th* rating at mutton. The eervui girl, of Dundee, Scotland, formed a “protectiveandbenefii eoafa^t” �the CONKLIN Connecti.-ul i.odj » dM|L GOOD NEWS FOR ALL RROS. ————---- - : Xi HAVE NOW OX EXHIBITION THBM08T MAGNIFICENT DlKPUy w four o clock one tin: DRY GOODS OW NEW ctooioe vicinity of the buiUtax aad As Cheap as they bare been in the last ten. years. men; tho Schoolcraft alwut 350. Tito mineis of the Pewabic nnd Franklin, You should just see what stacks of Goods arc crowded into my store. day. CARPETINGS, The osoployasai theQninrr mint THE STATE C05VENTIOK New Advertisements. tioaal Republican Convention at Phils- inter with tho geography of this kwality. it Committee 1,100 in worn OF MNH DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Gr3R.jA.3NTX> PROF, SAMWELL’S TROUPE They have Added to their Immense Stock DISSOLUTION NOTICth He mured RAPIDS X|(|.(WI Illi inim IIF ORV SMBS!! JjftO Rolls New Carpets, mw MINH Carding! 17ft Packages of Dry Goods, Ttssrss^>n. Right opposite Houghtou is Hancock, Wool j Cheaper than At the ’ GREAT COS‘E’'«id fttxcurmon Sales.” •»“Ikeep a Tailor and Manufacture Fne Goods to order. R. MUDGE. Hancoc k. TheKhoolcraft Mine teabout Dress Goods, interests. Th<» minora are made up of ,..................... . , Germans. Itfob, Bwedw, and CoruU- 1 B,u .’"I'an'» Wayne; A. Robinson, of Washtenaw; THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST , . ... do betdr work than Rood, of Kalamazoo j Richard Ferris,of tee ; Daniel Wixaou, of Sanilac; John In tho meantime the opposition ia >y- Plain Black Silks, TNALL QUALITIES. ’, , caahlt’m* ent tariko Miners are eminently a flonttar popuUtioo, and ehangn entirely orvrv two or three ware. The emnlnvea 1 lU’ACAH. VKLLOCItX. NEKtNttet. KMfantS CLUTIte. Gaarantee Satisfaction. face Uborwta and underground laborers, or mmers proper. Before the strike, Shop in Bartow & Goodyear's New surface Liborere were resriving S15 a ------------ 1 — *----Without eob- Warehouse, ujoining C. F. Dwight ft Aians^wno, axacumu, 1— cruer* , _ . . *mim man, of 8L Clair; and Wm. Niblock.1 ***** U in the field to- dution the empl d tho wagf. Co's Foundry. uf labor firn af Hillsdale I'1*’of the men o< ........................ tare rant. Tin. , Wool sent by railroid will bo The following gentlemen were therei demnmlud it to tfua 85 a month WELCOME MARBLE. - < I* cmeoy about seeing a Republican Leaaw'eo ; George Willard. in: ! wjoraiy in tho Senate than the eiectien Hauinga. May 22, 1872. alternate, IL G. Wells, of Kalamaz.., ; / » Bepubliomi Freridaut. ,but refused thr other demand. WM. H. BURK ft CD'S COLUMN. Acting Dogu, instigated tnued bv t. HOLMES A VEKSTFR, One Performing Munheys John Greuael; alternates, G. W. Mod- right, ar to control the election of quasi lieutenants of ices ability. Republicans so that they can determine dough and John Gibson. 3180 (I roes ia an The report of the State fiuporinU-n- Lcegun, although this is not certainly BLACK CROOK PSRR0HI1KR8 Hill. Nevins. WE PAY f Hastings <y- Allegan. Coming into our Store. GRAY. TOYNTON ft FOX. SHERMAN J. RICH, PAPEH BOXES. 20 First Class Artists Bounty and every indignity if they resisted. The scene is described by those who DRDGS ANB MEDICINES WE Painters’ Goods, Groceries &c. the exultation that followed this succtms MLLE. SENT AH, BANK EXCHANGE Dining Rooms. Sheriff n. askHinco ■X For every Dollar's Worth that Goes Out TAILOB & PARLEY ORGAN. SPRING & AVERY. D( THE DEDG ETlBinT Taylor & Farley Organ. PETE COMKLIN, AO tie Loiiit Pta! Ufctatftte tty. We will make it for the Interest of Every Market. ATnn, Woman and Child to buy their sewjdveiitiseu e\f>. Dauchey * Co'l Column. they „...— -— Tho military asked for by the Sheriff arrived today. and ia encamped on the base ball ground about a mile from Hough­ ton. Tha rariouc detachments are Com- JURUBEBA quality of tone and finish will aril th.Instrument without urginj. Pttai Ekyat,Mb Ml Pm Vtatalvsitr Hteniw, GROCERIES. Mr. JOHN CONKLIN. Hamilton. Holmes-, aad Edmunds, nn- MORESTO DKO8. from Fort Wayne, Fort g^L and Fart Brady, and nunib.-r 150 men. Two companies Buffalo. M'LLE CARLOTTA, urn oins ,m I tala Lust Usual k Mai lutattStratj el, tw Satti suit on. HASTINGs WARNER, ». j. men. April 84,1873. Dr. Yelk' Eiiract of Jirttete BILL MEAT MARKET! c. M. HUNYAK & CO PATENT COOLERS; the miners eouiuiue obdurate, Grose and A caipits -A.t Our Establishment. W e buy our Goodie of MMiufwcturcni and Im port ent, and Wt Call and see the Stock and Prices. OIVBN AWAY PROPOSE TO RECEIVE CASH' ALMO AGETirr mt THK CKIXD8A7S0 Mtehlgnu. said to use his influence to keep the nun from drinking with considerable effort. tho miners have resumed work extbe twelve hundred and fifty of the CASH M MMLffi HURTH IF M Clown Dog GrimaHi.. WARD & THAYER. too Uhm. • ' May 15, 72 rest was effected, and tho tnon, securely handcuffed, were started back with their escort toward Hbughuxi. They had not left Red Jacket far behind a mtl. The 'Weber & Gabler Piano, tore proceeded with tolcrehl.- <|nictn*sa HEADQUARTERS •HIM t Should try them before Purchasing Elsewhere. CARRIAGES. bare ball grounds of Hancock, aerrw.-. the bay, very moderately cundacted.— Tho men Greas and Vivian, having been eonaidored guilty of a breach of the. peace, Hher.tf Shea, ut Houghton Coun­ ty, went test Monday, to the t.'idum--t mine with a pease uf nineteen men to Thousand Dollars! Ii DM li tie Piblit m ill Menis. Detroit Novelty Works. enure of some irregularities in cennoc- J. G. Wait John Devine. ORGAN and Equestrian Goals. LIGHT IKON CASTINGS Hundred We Propose to sell a Half u Million Dollurs this Year! Gents.Ladies, Misses and Chil- HUMPTY DUMPTY. if DEEN. give our Customers every Advantage in Low Prices ! | SPRING fit AVERY. oust SXOBJg For aereral Yem he. been. U.OO, ORE^JIBACK t great ' Industries ren taunt ram pumke i FEES FBB le"din8 Dn <luo<is Establishment in m.. BAND Will be at mk, nui. ut n in CALI. 18. HI VLSI i CO?, For Your Boots and Shoes »i M tor Ma, al fmt A ar 1^7^..,,^ lL1'tt4u Western Michigan, �Bv«K- Tift Cerce. -Await tbs advent of th* onajiyrochabls Conklin Bro's Groat cotem'mwralth circus and BuawaU's troupe of trained animals! This monster nquaatrain aggregation » under the superris- Tbo me* who are now takin*,' The Ladies all any Mr*. Taylor has and who will succeed to their tho bret *tock of hots and millinery have mor* culture and clovcracos . ghoda in the city. Iw are better trained than their predecee“The gentle dew-drops aro always re­. son, white they are no loss earnest and freshing.'’ So are the new styles ofr animated, by lofty aims. Tho BohsmiBoata, Shore, notion* At, at Guy Spaul­. an class has been elminated, end howding*. wS ent, their fate was well deserved. Th* Fob S*ix—All the buggie* in my representative cdiler pays h.s way, asks Livery Stable, to make room for a now no favors, is not puffed up, neither does be puff up others; works regularly and not spsamodically, and has some idea of tho dignity and responsibility as well a* the license of his calling. With thia improved type of journalists has begun a new style of writing. Bombast, stilt­ ed rhetoric, alliteration and constant straining for effect, are bring replaced by simplicity and vigor of language, logic, genuine wit and humor, and cour­ tesy of tone. We hoar lees personal abuse, invective and malicious satire, and more sound reasoning in discoss- cwtcm. .•ssatBsrrtat"—MASONIC. 75 cents for men Cottonade \ Pants at the Great. One Price \ Stere of Grand Rapids. Star j Clothing House. ____ Peninsular Railway. SA S MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division Only $7.00 for a Hood doubble and hoist suit of clothes for men. Star Cloth­ ing House, Grand Rapids. List oa caaaore ia Poor Orness in the State of Michigan, for the week en­ ding May 11th, 1872. Reported for the Hastings Republican Hirsis, by J. McC. Perkins & Co., Gouncsltois-at-Uw and Bolinton for Patents, ami Claims, No. 618 Seventh Street, Washington- jester, Fata Coakfc. I* thoroughly or. ganiand nA tugnifimtiy appointed, end is reprreented by fifty of the best mate and famate artist* in the world, and <0 conducted as to be absolutely ~ta> and refined, where there will not U pitted a Military feature, look, word or ce-’btro. h any way incompat­ ible with that ttelisacy and reliability which has plwV* characterised tho ConHm Bro’s amvte*««i>t enterprise for tho part 15 yorc. During th* season no gaudy Tinsel Street Parade will be made, as none are required, fcrtborcputatiun of th* Company is so firmly cstsblisbod, and tho public know that tlw jm-furmancos will bo nil that is repre­ sented in tbo bills and advartisment*; but for ths purpoe? uf giving tho public an opportunity of soting tbo coUrctiun of Horeoa togothte, they will pareda through tho principal street* on the morning of exhiMttoa. headed by the splendid golden chariot, containing Prof. Baker’s Military Baud, on* oi the (iuusl musical brigade* in tbo country i fullowing thia will bo tbo wagons, vans, Ac. Admission 50 and ’2f> cents. Door* Hancock, Houghion Qx, T. N.Uvire, T. D. Meads, deosaiwl. Carlisle, Eaton Oa, P. D. Patterson viro J. W. Hall re­ signed.- White Lake, Oakland Co, L. D Hyutt vice Y. C. Knight, reeigned. Lakeport St Clair Cto., G. W. Donald vice Y. Y. Pettys, deceased. Brooklyn. Jackson Co., H. Woodward, vice J. P­ Henshaw, deceased. Mieham, Utenaw Co., E. Miller, vice B. G. Farter, re­ signed. Scio. Washtenaw Co., G. A. Petes vice N. W. Bnggs, rerigned. as Superintendent of the Jackson, Lan­ sing and Saginaw Bailroad, vic* A. Watson Esq-, who resigns to accept tho G* neral Huporinteadency of th* Detroit and Milwaukee. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, IUIvms Dwreii »• t Ctaore* wUtav »!—• ■ ..-O-W. vita irsis* E.,i ur t>»trv<i »s4 *wrr>« csarMiv. •rtsistsi’js **. IMI-W'U 1W 1 i,:, present intrusion, other than to express the sense of'‘gxmen*as" which I feel at tho result of tho mighty gathering at Cincinnati, where the "King of Spain (C-l Sch-c) with forty thousand men. marched up a hill and then—marched Hastings P. O, May 22d 1872. Hon. O. M- Borne*, Thomas IL Gu­ nter. L. G. Curtis, Elisha 8. Hawley, John H. MUls, R M. Myers, Mrs. Abigal Munger, L. Kent Ritan, Alice Wilk Mrs. P. B. Youngs. Arrssrto.v.—Just received a large Direct your tatters to No. of P. I stock of fashionable boots and shoos, which *m«i and triB be sold cheap for Box or drawer. , J. Roasns, P. M. cosh, at the City Kboo Store of Jacob Mou IimtevraxsTs.—I>r Russell is sub rginK ami *tberwiso improving the wing* and other part* of his reaiAdvertising ahwo does not produce dence on Jefferson St snrcrea. Tho thing which ia advertised Mr. O. D. Spaulding, we ase 1* put­ must have intrinsic merit, or else large advertising will eventually do it more ting in a foundation for s woodhouse. harm than good. If you have anything Mr. James Brown is budding a house which you know to be good advertise is ou the Htste Rood thorny, and you will U arc te. •*- PATHIT MUKfflES! PAI.NTR -AJXD OILH1 Paint Colors, Varnish, and Dye-Stuffs. I so* by your comoumls in th* Baxare of th* 6th, that you are inclined to fear the result of their action upon th* Republican party,which ia th* aame a* to fear for th* future ofpnx aountry. You hare roason to fear tho result. Every man who loves his native land has roason to faar; aad this of itself should turn the faro of every patriot away from three who aro forwarding that move­ ment, that they may have no eouuten- groiMSt political corruption, aro in the Tho appointment of Herbert WAson, ticket and in the platform. Not that tho of Hillsdale, to a cadetship in tho Naval nominee* aro tbemselv** dishonest, but Academy, at Annapolis, has been can­ celed. bo not bring of the required age. with which he can be duped by design­ The railroad bridge at Monroe naring' men, as ho is tor the illegibility of __homily. his ctiirography, or tho irascibility of hie temper, while the inoonaeqmnital posi­ tion of tho Vice Presidency, readers the moot brilliant talents and tbs sharpest insight practically useless. Whsd 1 hire a man to dig a ditch across my Srornn Fava*.—A* “Spotted Fever,” swamp,! want not only an intention on so railed, hav been raging in *ome parts his part to do a good job. I want ability of tho state the part winter und spring, aad presistcac*. It is one thing to be wo wdl give a dcreriplfon of th* direoie as taken from an vxchango : shovel full of dirt tony feel under some "The diseaM popularly known aa spot­ tuddon impulse, and it ia another thing J. I M«ad, while walking nmr tho ted fevor trigbteuv many by its ominous to ent In the right place, and "keep up rcaidenco of Mr. Gita*, of Okemos, saw but improper name. It >• not. strictly tho motion" a* thrashers say, not for a a crow and heard it ung like a shaiqrtrei siieaklng, a fever, and those who are attacked by it aro not always vpotted. minute, or an hour, but until the job ie roaster. Ho complained to Mr*. Gflo about it, and learned that it was a crow The dread which it* nsm.- cense* is par­ tly justified, however, by the character Now, 1 give it as my opinion that no which had been brought up with bens, ot the complaint, for it is Indeed a ton- matter how people may vote, we have and had learned the songs of it* oombta disease, frequently batting the skill of the beet physicians, and carrying iu no more surety of the consistency of victim to death in an incredible chort Horace Greeley, than we had of Andy name ot time. Tfie disease is named by medical men cercbro-spinal meningi­ rear* ago, to have gono into my ewamp tis. which being interpreted, msam that Io catch masses augers for fourteen cents 811 ; .npphea, •11,030 ; dotting, «3 it is an iflamatiou of tho membrane 260. Total, W0,001. covering tbo brain and spiuo. It i* not a day, and half their hide*, sooner than BenjaminW. Merrick, uheeonHioglM a new' disease. Two hundred year, ago ho would have gun* into such a eon von-' Sydenham described it uud*r another lion as an aspirant for favors at it* master and merchant at Port Aust was decoyed to Bay City, last week, name. In the parley port of the pros­ moot a woman. *nd was arrested. ! cut century it appeared in New Eng­ for that matter, next October ? No-' had arranged to go into buvinres in M land, where it was known as "spotted forar.” It occurred in ths south ufj body knows, and nobody dare* prophecy France in 1837, attacking th* garrison-. If he keeps his temper ho will not «d towno. It found it* way to America change materially, but who will insure again iu 1848. It “I first noticed as | his politiraL any mure than hi* person­ having occurred in 1M8-57, but pre-1 vailed more extensively in February al equa*imity t TuWtun &srx«s' Coscxar.-Our jwupte were really delighted with the ooiLoert given by tho Willis sisters on Wednesday and Tliursdsy evening's of luit week. Little Hatlio the «s*sed-»w of tin- troop leemed tube th* favorite. M r- Minnick, th* pianist wan the {iroisas of *11. and the way ho brought th* wreicra butter, if propmly packed, should not bring as much in jirire as ma**-out of the instrument was truly York State butter. With* long *spe- astonishing.___ nencc, and an extensive 01-4mantsr.c.. with tho different markets, I shall use l\. Troutwine. jrho La* been lianlly a tho best of my abilities to make the year among us, has built up quit* a lively busiaosa al bit Barber Slsop on C. B. HALI8BURY. State St He pats forth quite a unique Hostings, May Oth, 1872. litllc direvtmy iu a frame which will assist maturiallr ia ndvortising hi* busineat, u ho hst roomtly added a stack of Uiv»tjK^-wufc roslsMtsr asuwaz Dur Sir-.—h is now quite a long time slurs you wai troubled with any com­ munication from Uris tart of classic story, UOCUIEt! SCHOOLBOOKS. STAKDARB W8RKS AMD MEIil Xadw TJtsrLINO BAGS, uU Bins BATCITELS. Perfumerica, Pomanads* aad Hair Oil*. "Wall Paper and Curtain Fixtures! Itiitai MoUn Liiiral, G**d F*r Man nr *»aM. Probably f* w articles hero ever had *0 extensive a Soto, while none have .been mors universally brnefidal than tho retabrated MUSTANG LINIMENT. Children, Adulte, Hmsre. and Domestic and March of 1857 It is not contagirtuc or infivttiona. but it ia epidemic. I Postmatter-Genornl to furnbJi to the th* public, at a cost of on* rent each, including postage, open oorrrepondatiro ar postal cords of good stiff paper, with parts! stamps thereon; the cards not to exceed three ami a half by six and a half inches the fare to be used •xreurivcly for the address, and die reversr side fur tho communiau:un ; all card* rontsning vulgar, ubeevn* or scur­ rilous matter to be esdudtd from th<> mails, and the sender thureol io lx- pun- m*nt In fort I was almost ready to giro it my adherence, for I am among the number who aro willing to admit Presidency by a meeting of persona call­ tliat a little depletion will do th* Re­ ing tbemselve* Radical Reformer*, at publican party good, and lead it to see 1 Appolo Hall, in the dty of New York, how it is stricken with there dis'ase* ' on the 10th in«L The meeting is re­ that aro apt1 to overtake too phsthoric port >d to hare been tumultuous with organisations. But - to hate Horace • most violent speeches and threatening Greeley for the leech, that ia too much, and so I must be permitted to bear th* ced all politicians, and said that tho con­ ills I have than to suffer more in tiding vention would inaugurate a great moreI1 myself, than through their continuance. I went that would*shake the world. Mr. Enrres. the whAla thing makes me think of that sink-hole down by Ben­ ham's. Years ago, w« had n straight dispow* of the gloomy predictions which were heard un every ham', that the hnrvest of 1872 would not bo up to th* av­ erage yield. It wo* feared that the small amount of snow which foil during Indsed, it did look as if tho field* were pretty bare untd the reins brought out the blade*, and now i» -ight more beau­ tiful to the *ya or mure encouraging to the husbandman ran b* i-nmsginsd than the green wbeat-fie! I. which one nu-ete in every part of th* country. A correspondent ot the Chicago Tiru, says that Jackson will be th* largest city in tluj State iu twenty-five years, because of its railroad facilitie*. If our people will not behind, but will go to work as sensible people should, who knows but what we may breumo. tbs second in sis* by that tune. For one* let u* all work together ; tat ovary man put hi* shoulder to the wheal and giro a push, and ta* thing h done. Photographs. sore,’' made of cheap whiskey aad refuse Photographs, true at.certain Masons, and when wo 1| Uquots, finiabod up to suit depraved aphad to go to Hartiu gs, w* would often | Kites, under,tho namo of msdirinos . Walker's California Vinegar Bitter* with that it was better. But the road I wks safe, and we always got over ia 1 am none of these. They are not a bevI ernge, but a genuine medicine, purely good order. But the thick headed ;wth- , vegetable", projiarod from California master thought ha would drain it, aad ,I hartw by a regular physician. For all so he dug a ditch on both aides, and disease* of the stomach, liver, kidni-ys, was dcr» kdlfrtn tdkrr ui cf Or idek- | bladder, skin aad blood, they are an in­ fallible end uurivnUsd remedy m to O» auddb */U» swr<A, and right af­ ter those ditches w*r* dug, the whole Fxmmx Wxsxsis*.—Vegelino act* RespechfuUy infoms the road began to sink, and finally wont • dirretly upon the causeTbf these ssmpublic af Barry County and down out of sight, and a new road bad 1 plaieta. It invigorates and elroagthon* Surrounding Country, that to be built around the whole swamp. , tho wbohi system, act* upon the Secre­ he is making at reduced Now, Sir, through all the dangerous tive o g«n», attays inflamslion, efcnees prices, the best Photographs bug* and quagmire* that irnvu threaten­ and cures ulceration, cures constipation, in the county, and second to ed this nation during tho last ten years, regulate* the bowels, headache sad none in the State. tho road laid by th* Republican Party psitu in the back cease ; in fact there is। JNo Cheap TrSMlby Work has carried u* over safe. If those man no direase or oomplaint where the Vegvr palmed off as Photographs, bad, at Cincinnati, furnished us a way tino gives aa quick rslisf, sod is *o efcebut Artistic pictures that can by which we could Lave kept tho na­ Uvo in ite cur*, a* tn what 1* tamed ■ only be mads from expertion on her course, without the cordu­ Female Weaknvss. Il never faSed ia 1 icnce and a Scientific knowl­ roys and tho mud, all well I would edge of the business. Call hare been glad of it- But when they before being imposed upon by propose to cut a ditch and let th* whole carricatures ofyourfeatures road down oat of sight fcrovw. and go ! elsewhere. round on sumo Democratic cirri* the 1 Jf. B. Persons with light rest uf their lives, excus* me, but 1 pre­ blue or grey eyes are request­ fer going, if I must gn. to tho devil di­ ed to call on cloudy days for rect. That’s till. SOU) IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY 4 SLADE. meeting of Directors and others will be held at Carlton Center on Th uroday Evoning, in aid of tho Kalamasxi, Hastings, Lowell aad N. M. R. R. A. J. Bowna, D. R. Cook, C. K Barton and others will address the meeting on the railroad P. ROBERTS & Rw indebtedness of Grand Rapids is •180,000. Detroit has voted about 1900,000 to I. O.G. T.—Wild Etower Lodge of thin city now numbers one hundred aad twelve members, “and still they come" <m their mission of Tsraprano* aad re­ form. Literary exercise* in the order sro to bo kept up and the society will not flag for want of interest. Tas Ju* Lct.—Tbs Con tract for build­ ing the new wrbcol House was let to Mr. Marshall, of An Arbor, he bring Use foweat rreiziiteiblc bidder. The ammonal of hi* bid was 185,000. Tbo building to to ba aUtenptotod l.y July it on the State road, while ehopping with la, >««. B»n~k. • an ax cut hi* right foot nearly off. We finished hs that finis. han- lirtraed no farther j-articulnr*. Hartingt City has responded nobriy to the rail msde upon her for Railroad aid and it it boj»d th. town* out tide may famish tb*tr quota of means in its behalf- The farmer will reap hi* re­ wards an hundred fold. ■ mi Slcansas. wcknw fry r»4 K MawDbwasev. Gr*>vt their Photographs. Detroit & Milwaukee R R The beat article in use—the Halford Lriresterehir.’ Table Sauc.' Every family into which it ha* bren introduced foitareforenec. The parties who purehare ones become roust*nt custom-:*. You had better go without any one arti­ cle for tl» table than tho Halford. •rlS-^S: \iOCURE Ni ChAEGE DRUGS Medicine*, Dye Stuffs, ( , Th* dwelling bouse <rf Ire Niciersou, near Adrian, was burned down on the 23d with nearly all ite content*. Loss •2,000 ; no insurance. On the 16th, ult., at Clark & Hall’s lumber ramp, in loeeo County, a tree fell ugmByroaItaeecraas,fatallycreab- The Central Conunittea of the Brohl- PAINTS & OILS �Wj chicken, bring m. high a priro in large eitios and towns, that it is eseelletrt buainasa for a woman to engage i in. •©•ar xsa I" axelaime Mrs- AHwork ' “I havs no time to fose with Hrtte ehick-1 mu, and half the bens won’t eet, and if: they do, they’ll let the cbicketM die. I; sold s patent medium, baa just, in the cant’ bo burdened with any more care." trick of time, turned undertaker. Of course there must be mime work in Constipation of tbo bowala may be tho mat:, r, eurnc caro and trouble ; iratI it win bring in a good luterost-win fill prevented by drinking a tumbler fulluf your purse aad perhaps permit you to, terid water on rising to the morning. keep a eervaat if you deeire it But if' Inhaling through the noae the smoke yossr husband keeps your puree well of muriate of ammonia while it is burn­ ing, will cure chronic catarrh cr oteno. fro scree under Improvomneta, 1 mile from bcbnol Rew. riugar bash of 1,000 trees. Bjdendid timber of all kinds; Oak, Baswu-L Whitewood de. Term*, M25 per aero. Fur forth--? tnstrutllama, inquire at this Office, cr ut1 the proprietors, D. B. A A. G. FREEMAN. 1 Bsaamtuv, April 17 th, 1872._____ Sheep for Sale. Wheeler & Willson ' Michigan Exchangi Ml fflffi The Boast tsi the Worts! I I Haifa Million having been I Sold! VllruW Urw /ears bj a r-Mu-ti. rem |mar, braexkl la m |M hes.r •' the psrehiMr | eilboet «»u» inaMmImi gteoa la iu It io assMted that a glaas of mH and will make you independent; while if he ie “eloee pressed" for money, aad giro, but sparingly for your own wants and those of tho child.-co, here is an oppor­ tunity for you to help yourself. When the .Liekens are o-ro safely hatched aad a week of their live. has passed, they are able to tako care of thetuselves, with tho addition of curds, corn pud­ ding aad milk or water, given to them throe times a day. If the coops are pieced near the kitchen door, it ia but little work to attend to their wants, and better prot.x tiou can be afforded from tho ravage. of cats and hawks. A well fed. well trained cat, will never touch chickens; it is only those which are foroed to lira by thrir wits that prey up­ on them So kill off all -the wild oats that infect the barn, aad keep your beas iSiSVJSZ. j.-fLi.’Gnsrz >1. D. COOK. .tgl. poisoning by eating orange peel, which resulted in seten. enteric • inilamatmu, terminating fatally Pimpice and freckle* on tho face may be removed by using a vegetable diet and bathing tbo faro iu wheal bran wa­ ter three or four tlme« a day. • SHEPARDS COMPOUND WARDO BlTfRHR r-iMxissw-.e—— ~rt: BrUe, only BO Cent* a BottU. H.’." ------ite «ni As; yf M. ThlasnletehssbMnmorouqhlyiasasd ssennsosesbs»t»« sSSSteA, «” Jaundice, luiUffettlan, Sour Sloat, aeh, CoWavMflu, .Y«-ro«. and Skk Headache,lArtr Complaint, 1'evrrJ .iyuc, DypepBa, Worm* In Children, I’Ve*, Biliout Comptalut*, Lou of Appetite, Erup­ tion of the Skin, Pimple* on Ike fan, and all Dlteure* of the Blood; alto the bc*t Diuretic in Vte for Kidney Complaint*, 1 tfeak Back, Pain in the Loin*, Lumbago, Grarrt, Bheumattem. \ arite* u lb. ttoslh teir^X, s) Aorte. rsnrrtaa ( iee n(My (Wj sens acear bistre rerrr,. be Ur ... COOK. . HUXcfe III The hsirtaky be prevented from turn­ ing gray by bathing the bead one* or twice a day in a strong decncdun uf cotnptonia arplenilolia cr sweet fern ( An ointment composed ot thirty grams of idofonn to aa ounce of lard ia a benoScial remedy to painful burns, emu CARDING MACHINE! Daucher & Co's. Column. BRING ALONG YOUR WOOL, tiiiiii' when their chickens aro helplcm will' tread cr sit upon tlu-m, thereby killing them ; they won't sit when we desire to hare them, aad will sit with proroktor nertisacity when we do not desire it. : One ounce of tneeea oil and one dram sad u«i .pj Patience M almost as needful m ra«ag I of the od ot tar, mixed, an-1 tea drops *•’* •'»' chieksms us in raising children. I ] taken on a little lugtir evsry two or I------- -- .... When we desire to unite screral three hours in an excellent rrtns.lv for ■ MHUPV JUUU BI: broods of chictams of nearly the same chronic bronchitis. age, the change should be mads at night,and we should sotoct the heu th.it luu hatched last and not become frond-1 f2OO iar with her own brood. If yon pet your chickens, they will re­ pay you by their rapid growth. They need a sunny place to run about in, so that if hatched in a cellar, they must FREE be cooped up tn the yard aa anon ns the warmth of the sun will permit ; and they must be fed and watered regular­ lyIf tho housewife attempta tho raising I of oarly ohickeau, tho soon become, at- i(Gigantic Gift Enterprise. NATURE’S Hair Restorative ~A-5i= ESH GRAND RAPIDS MONTH I TO BOOK AGENTS, DR. WXL8ONS BLOOu PORUKR COUGH MIXTURE. 8168,000 AMONG TSE TATBONS 'Grand Musical Entertainment CHEAT CHANCE FOB AGENTS TO BE HELP AT that so mmiy familiia in the oouutry are willing to\iro year after year without St Joseph,Mich, July 4,1872 cultivahng a single grnpe-vinu about their dwelling. They ar« compelled ru purchase the delicious fruit for the tabia, or not taste it during the season.— Than ia a common impression that to cultivate grapes property, a vast amount of knowledge and tact ia required. To many, the simple trimming of a grape­ vine ia a mystery, more difficult to ootu- WONDERFUL OIL! BILLIARD TABLES I Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, hour bow to trim and nourish viuee^nd if instruction cannot bo obtained from wime experienced cultivator, there aro books filled with cute and illiMtmfious which make everything plain. Three vines of as many difieront vsrwtiua, planted in some sunny nook, or by the ride of buildings, so aa to obtain .bol­ ter, will, if properly eared for, famish many bushels of grapes every year.— ssasi^grS&iS’Asras —~-—— —*■‘-’I re«,/s»S aalb-.nl/larwai,,. $60,000 09 BS DR. CROOK’S WINE Adirondac, make tho ground mellow ud rich by the use uf tho spade. and by employing old manure, fine ground bones aad ashae, and eat out the plants. In three years the rich cluster will ap­ pear. aad ia four the crop will be abun­ dant It is well to hare rinse planted whore the waste liquids from the d wil­ ing can be used ia fctOuatiaa. If thoron any food the vine especially lores, itia the soapy liquid which sccumalate cm waahiag days in foimlisa.— Vines drenched every week with those liquid, will flourish astonishingly, and MTT1.. ^0et lu.ireFM« ta. u. <te. extend fetorolre. eo aa to cover large buildings, every branch bearing fruit' S’lXJteElae t* teX'-Xto/”' WORM CONFECTIONS MORTGAGE SAIX karias Im mtes hi d>» MTireal d» UAite* ca,tMtoa._________ ’ OAXsTCTTVgP ISW CHAMPION WASHER AGENTS WANTED!! Buffalo Land. Strengthens the j Itntor--------- --------Debilitated, OutoM theFMi to Digest, ttemoTCH Dyspepsia and TndJgmtloa, PrrrcntH Malaritnu Fevers, Given tone to ytnrr System. rBTDILt'ROOIPSWDiEOFTAR l^tsVVc^taiu-jz PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. DtOBOOKl lYlCTOP J. Cole & Son, f’nssMMtxss POKE ROOT. W1 ftrf68'^! AMERICAN JURUBEBA MARBLE Sv � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-05-29.pdf 25aabb33245f584c67fd8c98796720ae PDF Text Text Tn* R*r<isucyi 9lxvYRQ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN _______ apd BUjIffi BEAUTIFUL WEDNESDAY MAY 29. 18 72. _________________ NO. 5. RELIABLE Why is a thief in a garret like an tenant man T Bacauao te to above do­ ing wrong Gantoon ears that the woman wss- Agents for the Celebrated Em* dees bob, ante aim, BUVBfl fifflUO PLBW Mr niiui tirelady thritter ship to bury dead < It fa now proposed to pal aitro-glyearina into trunk* to warn tergage- m-n •gainst handling them roughly. The young lady alnrer. who thought .te could make ter voire clearer by This plow whereever introduced has found unusual favor with the/(Wipers because of AM t Ik Eton IMS HUB that the waive* were coming down on ‘ eltterrid*of ite path hehad just tool­ ed. and. tb*rafore,'tte Mareat point at tsioij wa* hto own clearing, more than a mile asray. AU this passed through hto mind Uk* a flash, and than, calling all Maenatrtta icto ?l.y :te dmted dawn tte path with I soaronly *pa*J and tenor than had । Urnle Tom Barry himsell. Peter was a fem ous runner, and had cunu* off victor : . .... _ H in mane a tris) of .peed when th« p*o-1°"‘ ««U ar pm*ev*renca, and with M -t_ v-jT------ -- —*■— *---------- ---------- noritamy as to tte way ttey spend their A Wuoaiin nan reported that he time, fa it surprising ths: their efforts cjuldn’t find a word in hi* dictionary,t are not appreciated by th*lr hard-teart- Ircaaaa ’the bJanted book hadn't got ed employ tors F Tteae *ys *asraiH% tte** giddy huu*»n ajap-bubbl**, uro now "fixmg Hungs" far uf*. They are sowing in tte wind and wilt reap tte 1st Lightness of Draft. county Ladleo know go Need. 2nd Ei of Handling. 3rd Excelling of work. and will not flog. 4th Its Great,Durability. The chilled Iron being harder than tempered steel. J? ?°u 9 show you the Goods. All f new and Prices not to be This How is Offered on its Merits. in the State of Michigan. are desirous of placing this Piow in the hands U tteirwtek ttey will cane Io naught.' and audit in filling tte jKXiv-teuaaa. aayluma. hoapiiala ami priaou. "What you find to do, do it with you might" Be dilBger.t in bnaiaeaa; do one thing at a time, and finish wtet yoe begin.—tel VMthmg divert your study of tha intervrt of your employer. Make hto interest your interoat • te will in time, if not at first, appreciate and re­ ward your eflbrta- Be prompt, iadnsteroua, never "in tte drag," abraya up to time, or a liltto abaod. Thiak more than rou talk.—read inch books as of every Farmer in Barry County on trial. Boston Cosh Store. VABL AND SEE TT. .■Mhsr. Tkeask slass eawre s W»t« r.ir at Ktdtemwoo. ! ' Northwesteri J-’ »* liratul To all who Intend to Purchase Sewing Machines: ftOOBYEAR &■ STRIKER. ItvNpeclftilly announce to their patrons and the Public Generally,that the^ iiave Fernoved *l„ Large i------ — to the andi s' Co—jjjnodifJUs ^!Cew Brick Store adjoining the V ashington Block, and w illbr happy to nerve ili who may give them call, (’rockery and Groceries constantly * * * • Lpadt and will be sold than at thr advertised ___ ______ 3o’nt believe it call and Cost Sales. see. VV’e Pay Cash for B«itier. Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. Tiro H7Srn_.K «5c XaVON IGnufectunnx Company teg leave to call the aUeullou of the public to the following facta relative to their im­ proved Serial Machine, ■■ VlCTOB 1. Thai II to a Shuttle Machine of the tlmt daa>, having all the Inert Improve­ menu, Including their i-itacit Drop and tnterchangab'.e ml. 1 That It h« the bro: om.structed Mottle and the mo.t perfect Ii>wer lenalou In exIManae. and defiea all compatltton In Un so particulars 3. That it haa the only tow r, Hia*-Atutart.xa needle tube found in any Shuttle Machine, by which the thick eat material or the final fabric can be •ewed, mJtqjMthax tuttou, MIK>«,Mlten threadof any .tee or fintoh. , AJ ThU Bran.Ohaaj,>ojU4ly on !quietly, all motion* being pealllve-wear 1:>C telag made ot stcrl. and making n j<-rf> <-t tock-etlicb alike on both slier. 5, That each Maeliliie la iboniughl/ testad on ll>«- Quirt as wall as tbe cuuarat ctetae* of reds, and Ml ready for use. and neei* no resuljustxnent or alteration ot any kind tot ordinary rewlQg. fl. Tha' It laao rimple tn eon at fuel Ion, and caaily knjit In order, that very ttttl« or no litaWtlia to nesdod to laanHo KUtch. Hrra. Fell. Braid. Bind, Oor I Uatber , Quilt. TTrni sfltch Embroider, Fringe, Av., Ac. "Ah?" »u«d South, a. ho coutesubecoming unriMd rinto-i his extensive collocliuu vl New 1 his foot again*! a,_________ _______ , , Haar's bills, "bow true it to that in thr hims^f from falling only by an rifoct *o midrt of life we are in debt ” great that tte blood spurted form his “I nr, John, where did you got that noetrih, and flames reemrd Ui lygn form 1 royua'ahal?" -Itea**. yre honor," hie vitinn said John, it'* an aid oae of your’* that tfadl te sst>t on, though it ■teraa gave ma yesterday. ! madnaae to hope, foe his pnrsureta bad “Ttene who buy tomhriOM* of na ninrd u|«*u him fearfully , te kuew it look with pride and aatiafaction OU the by tte tenting of tteir footstep*, but, groves of their friends." to the affecting with cnergw iu«|*ired by mortal terror te ran on. hoping only to gain the brow of tte hill, for there tte ground bream* more upeu, usd bin own cqbin wn« but a few rod* beyond. Ha felt sure that hi* Crvure* would not follow .him teyoud a bttla Bill to taka op evaiy day I summil, bu: could b* reach it tefor* Tte rhBadalphia /-riser suggestively Iter would ckne upon him F remarks: "Hartford no huger allow* No. not by hi* own axaetems, for just goats tte frredmn of tte street, and ttey I u the thought peered through bfa mind Li* foot caught under a gnarled root btoro up *om* of voar foro* and vigor will tearefcrth bo eoafiood to Masonic that extended aero** the way. and te for future coohngreicy. .Let parent* fell teavilly forward, his head struck tsach tteir childsen to teeia early to A good sort of a man wa* recently th* from ground and te lay nareltas. sav* Begin at the foundation tead-te a*ted to sutecrite tor a chandwlfoe for IS ten Peter reatveead am ssfouenaa* eontroll tte stream ot extravagant*, nnd tte church "Now,” said te, “what’s hr found himself hanging over tho then th* work win te easy to eboo<b* tte nae of a dtaadritor T After ven tet broad sholder* of his brother John, twren poverty and rietew—tet ‘ our it, you csn’l find any <me to play on 1L ’ and about to enter hi* own door Hare youth go on in tte* wag ot *ilisigjtenc* A bwrgier waa one* frigutensd oat te reou cvllec-cd hfa scsUrrod rente* foe fifteen years to cotae, a* lbw have of bi* scheme of robbery by the aw*«t and wa* ebfe to tetan intaltagwatly to for fifty years past, and wo shall have a rimplicity of a solitary .pinster, who. nation of beggars with a mowyefi uri*hi* brothers account of hi* reacuc. Uncle Toot Barry, in lito flight, had stopped at th* cabin long enough to shout through tte window th* wolves I w*re out, and then hurried on John. One bund red years ago there lived |I who lired with hi* brother, knowing on Ite shore* ol Mopten. U.ree (asmall | that P.ter must <x>m« tte s*u*« path, stream emptying into Casco Day), a man took his gun an*1 walked om tu the edge named A'rtar Jeliff. An bontoi upright of the forest, where bo halted Io listen.----- .-------------------- , Bat a short tim* clas»>ed before bo beard. L van ^e had by only fallow, a good neighbor and ntonl, but with on* abominable habit that won him the aound of tte purourers. and raabfog ‘— many envmte snd rouvad much discern- down tte hili te arrived upon the w*ue lost and even suffering to tho»e around just in tim* to l**p tetwean Patar'* him. Thu fault was an almost irrems prostrsfe fonn and tte wolvea, th* fore­ til*:* fondnte* for practical joking, that most of which wo* less Iban tea tert dis­ would not alter him to tot an opportuni­ tant Taking steady aim be rent a bullet into tte creature’s brain, and tten ty paa* unimproved, wherein h* eould while th* pack were fighting over the gratify <te apttoal panrion of hto being. Tbcr* cam* a Um*, however, wh*n tte dead holy of tteir comreda, te slung Baveag* a wrong bj lorgiviag it aacreue of this pecuiarity brought upon Peter over hi* back and gamed the op in Bitar te alots* ttea in bad company him an ordtal w> sharp that II cured hto ground in safety. Peter frsakly told tte whole truth unfortunate jwnpmwity, to tte great joy Our sms sad oar ilabt. are often more of hto family awl fri-ite. Tte proem* stent tbo atafa from tegimng to and, wa* !li*agv***his, txt tte cure wa* ef-. and conclud’d tho story with th* em- manner, a?d with *ncte Simplicity of omatruotlan that H to not Hable to unequal w*ar. and requires fewer repair, than any mactilnn In tte snsritat. and to readily and loexpenaivcly re adjusted after tong wear. After hto day'a labor k Ttet II ban the tretlmony, nq( only -rf experienced experto, but of Hi* skill mite from homo ed agent* ol other sb util* machine, to tte superiority In woritmanahlp and caay was finished, hi* employer invited him to partak* of an eveaiug meal with Lira; tbw invitation Peter accepted, and then S. That the Cun.pacy tea Hot abugtit t<> obtain medals from Fair, or public KzpaMttoue, ablate are eerily obtained by a Jndtotou*, though pretty large ex­ Ida ayatem fortified by a hearty supper, h* coms—.cod hi. jouraey homeward. penditure of tMNwy, and are worthtea. a* to th* genuine Vslu* of a Machine, but The path which Peter trod that night have preferred to < xpeud lb* same amount in keeping tbeir work up to th* would ted one to-day through eulttoathlgh«M standard of prefect km, thus enabling them to rend out ne Machin* ed tteida and by many plaasard farm which will not tear tte *o«tM0d aflrutlny and tte reverent tert*. Ttey britova house*, but then it VM an unbroken that In tte end th* Ir UiCoiMn will te better eatlsfial with this couroe than ttey fare*!. would with Imperfect and badly flnlabrd MaalitMi which hav* far HrnlUce of It was a dark,colJ Itewml-r night,tte windswept fitfully arwmgtte great pine* BRO, wsalrt lyr Juy^ COUKTY. apply la •"&. ~T^*RT2TrJ?hS, A.gent. Grand Rnpfda, Wtlch. BLACKSMITHING! »r“ titan n Mm, litiipi and than an owl Utered.it* boose* cry, or the audita tattling of lb* dead lanre* tuU whan aorae timid animal acurttod away from the round of foototejr*. But Peter was stress and atout-tert•d, and trudged quietly along, withe* t UMMtok utlEM’ii ta BI, SIM an II auinMc April 17. 1872. Stewart & SleinbofT, ba hoard tha familiar toner, "tha: Sa Duel* Tom Barry.” Naw Uncle Tom and P»ter were utiah- NEAR THE BANK. SqialHiKaM DENTISTS »». ’xFW* JraWieaT ’ DENTIST Suiiillt i 1W» The tea* stock ol Maa: always os* hand CaW aod Ort your Bleak, Roasts, -r any tthg you wanL gy ghMa qmnty of Ml fort, also and fora tim*: but attest te fetote. up wifhatotrihto jolt or a reddan jrek that drop* him from hi. ertofioal steadrag and cocgiab him toaplam. roat, cm the adid earth. Yon an. just now, oo alite. Yau don’t battova U ? Try the expar imem and *«> how quick your feet Will Uy from teaanth you. Too tet wait �ire* tutor by tbe «optwn of thTKmato whole generation. They are, a* they woil may be, hungry for the form and fiihe* which once ao loaded tboir politcal table*. Ala* I three tablre now how thing, once and for long year. exclusive­ ly referred for Democratic I’alaU^ now find their w»y into none but Republican ruoutb*, ant! c.mfort only Republican Tbeeo thing*, *11 DmmoraU agree, •re a acaadal and • wrong which cannot be ended too tom. Bnt how to effect , their accepting tha Iradcrriiip of Hour* Ganturr, and abandoning forever all thoughtofand longing forth® "Iwek. and Onion*" of tha old Democratic Egypt, in whieli they ore now compelled Io “make brick* without *iraw,n and to fill Ihrir *ye* rather than their belli®, with the fataee* of a land no longer tbrir*. The alternative fa aa exceedingly hard one; and aome of the Parly nunifaatly would rather periah where they are, the />*» Pre* for example, than take their chance of firing at nch a price. To accept the leadership of Horace Greriey, u to abandon all tho tradition* of thrir rid Tarty. It is to turn their ■elvo* political aianer* above all men, and as inch, worthy of political death. Many of them evidently are not willing resohitkni by tbe House to adjuarn on the 20th inst^aAarthe H-ure had fail vd to eecuro the nequiourone* of the _ _______ trasr,-- fist Bona)* ia th* Houre rMolutfon, fixing die 3d af. June re too lima for *$**» wbeu ■'Mi-fonarC «!«&•« baxdaotn. f -Rew.with-dark oliv. - ' complexion, rtreighl black hair and meat. Thi* cuto **vw daya off the time which th® Houre, according to it* .iswvidship, explaining th* tong expense regular featuio*. fie ia dignified and aroouot, Pc, admitted expense* ware mod*rt in manno.-. A nati v* of George­ Carolina, hb parent, rm heavy, and trad* light I But, feArt/sra.- town, alate*, and bimwlf a barber until 1862 mg*). "M" never mentioned whether Lu By atealth he obtained a common ucltool got rrsdit for tho aoqtjatntaneee' This •ducation, and lire eucreodol in corn-»» peUingrrepeet in hi* preecnt portion. bring* ua to uotfae nseoadly. in Cinnmitto** for month* pa*i only tn I of unrelenting B. EUfou, of South Carolina, ii be thrown audc for want of a few d|ya rcigi^ ton Winter King yield. blaak, with rtrongty marked Afri--- *iipremmore time to cany them into fam. acy to gentle Spring, tha betiifireut, can feature*, clowJ eurloy hair, recrelAll nigtet aamfoaaof the Senate, rerrh beam* of “Old Bid’’ ware too much fat'' ing forehead. Ho was born ia Mre**a* that of Twrebvr laat, when tbe t-lderbi. icy band*, breaking them aantnder, diuMtto, educated in England, fa a rai­ ly men who compote that branch of our lage graduate, a lawyer by profMion National LegiaJaiure are worn out ia tho earth'* carpet' of dingy drab, to on*' Elliott fa a ready apcakvr, and tho arrigor of body and mind, conooi make of brightest green ; and tho treea, hare rent peculiar to hi* rare fa uot to* lra,t up th* tore of th* number of day. actndroosod thomaelre* (with tho aid of *un- perreptibla. He ha* made a fortune , within the put few year*, live* in a ecupufdic tneotnrre. Already Washington same old fashioned salt of green, they aidorable *tyfa, drive* a fine ipan of is full of Committee* to aid th* lobby­ hare been wearing for six thoasand *nmists in atforts to pat through bill* which mere, (Soa» *xy a million, that'* a good while) and do ready took beautiful,simple explanation were given, creild not itnre, of dark and thoan sweet voice* warblers, the recriv* .ufficier.t rot**, bat in to® Mrs ru­ bird*, with richer vrice and melody, olive I particularly lent attrac ble and hurry of night rarefon* throe than over camo from human lip*, hid jobbing biib ore isgennMrty tacked on awav among tlo leave, and branches to itn;>or»nt menurea. and baeotnc of thoao grand old fonvt tree* jrtt law* by tLe dint of mansgemsnt art ncroM the atreet from my room, tune up and tree tame to a aartmade nearly every morning from five to scran; and it sound* «• «trang», for in ruy two year, A tingle week of working day* will refourn ia tlua City, 1 hare seldom prevent the evil doing* of three profes­ hoard /Ari kind of ringing, and, I as well and wear* gay nacktfaa. He had sional operator. on tho harts at Coaante you. it ru n<revr more fully appre­ been in hia seat »uwc tho early day* of ciated, and memory gore back more than th* areaton. Th* only thii known thirty year*, and my fin* plaowog re®i- from him fa a tong speech, which he Hoc. Nr. Dawn preaeed to a vote, ketton. are of tbe little tog House, read* with tha manner of a ru.tic school ■ master, Benjamin Sterling Turner, of under the Monday t«o-thrid» rule for Alabama, fa a larg", bread thouMored mpemling the rule* of the Houae, the wan, with a rary largo, flat noae. curly . Tariff bill without further amendment. hxir, and in physique, at l<-a*t, intense - i Hila action will throw gnat irepoori- roared among Gode grand old Ivmptea, ly *ugg^»liro of plantation day*. Ho ; bility on the Finance Com milto* of the tho woodier in the quiet vilbgr ,can never v»i Uurao in Halifax county. North I Senate, ae ia it* ertu'e «tatr many eervre be fully coatant to apend tho decline Carolina, in 1851; was raised a slave, will noad correction. Among other of file within tbe crowded city, ovontii* and received no early oducatton He ia very quiet, fa’reldom aeon conversing, is mutter, is that of encouraging inform­ boundleu l*rairire though there iaauuoer* to report fraud* in tbe Treiaury by Iking imlcecribable grand, dewing the _ _ __ r • *.__ --■» .1____ wz-l_____ ■ broad and rolliog Pramm iu the early day* of May. I rol* about *erenty all rivilixed government* treert, it will mile* through thia coanty laat week, bo impossible,,to collect 'the rerenne. and there are totnt portion* that are Whfaky and tobacco ring* will ruin the lovely, through moat of too land within entire country a* they have done before 20 mile* of thi* city ia held by shark*, called Speculator*, and if I had the periudioala, 1183,381 M; colporteur.; ogvaefa*. and dejoritoris*, |l(*f 911 03; Air Cheap on re and in the adjoining Bfiti.h proviucre They held or oddrrtrej 8.HB6 religious meetings; mad* 258.408 family rudt*. convened on poreonal rtljgion or 200 Mfamilie* deatiuto of all religion* b.K,k* except the Bible, and 11^00 Proteetant iamllie* without the word of God. There hare boon 188 new publtoalfona added to tho Society,. Um, of which 47 wore volntnc*. New liook* have b*en iaautd ju tho German, French, Portugore. Suaniih' Hawaiian, Bvnga, Zulu, lakota, nudGreck language*. The new [criodieal of tho Society, the iLtcirrarim Cuxi.ru. Wrxxtv, i* meeting with ,-t*tifyiag iuctcm, it* rir-nkifon iu on* year,*thno reaching 20,OfK) inbecriber. It i* enlarged for thi* week,* imu* to a .ixteen page papsr, to make room for thtMwivrnuuy atMbtk-i. the Jun* nun>b*r Uarj^r’i restore ipm th* forty 4Mb vol­ ume Each number of tho volume will contain a paper from Emilio CaitoUr, the eloquent Span’nh ilntretnan, which « illbetra**latcdbyJuhnHay,*an*iil mu through 10 or 12 aum|>en of tbe mag*line,embracing tb*Pii»troy of the develop­ ment of Republican t*ni*nciiM iu EurO|MI nmmig (be Latin, Slavonic, Germanic, And Saren peoj*.., with grap­ hic tkeihroa of amlnent Republican* and writer* In the June number Senor l-Widar’* first paper appean. and it alao contain, the following other artirla*:. The flcrm.n Gambling Spar -Hlu*- With But there ie auotber element ef thia Democratic Party, not of too “Old Guard," but younger and with more love of political fife and ita opportanitui*. And thia elooseot, w.sry of leading a fitting in * bopelem minority, prefer* notary under any leader to continued defret Thi. *toment care but little for the gi-irie* of a dead Party. »»d tang* to be where U cannot fight and win. Thi* etoaumt care bttto where it find* a leader, or who that leader may be, *o bo will toad to victory. Aadhereiatbo quandary, and lure the coaffiaL Another portion of tlia Itomociatic party Uv. tarred tbrir fare, towarda the peat, whoae ahadow* are the ase to* only ahibbetoth* they ma pro­ nounce. Tbrir ryee ore ia tbrir boeki, and torir fad* are where torir toe* should clU'ETUASa w *» they have been in the 1 jut seo what stacks of Goods are crowded into my store. 250 Rolls New Carpets, Cheaper than at the “OR'eAT COf^nii’d*^xcursaon Sales. 175 Parages of Dry Goods, ‘I keep a Tailor and Marnifantnrt Fne Goods to order. D KHl'IUE II1XICK. Mimr*E Dress :iA .abqcDeift.uov. won THEY HAVE STOOD VHC •9H TEs^MorMl°9ni2 ;J8 orfi a One Hundred Thousand Delian Ona Night in Vcn.ee. By Cfarolin* A. Mangbi. Th* Gjldoa Lton of G.-axipsre. By Anthony Trollano. ih. Tlieir • one thing mote I'd like above l>u* Kuschev., the Myth. :'fyRose ' all thing* cto* to du, *, annul, repudiate, give back to the people, tho rightful -...... —.— — ~— —----- —owner* of it, everv dollar .ubridy, | indignantly A Good Inieeiment. A• nnd 1.^4 le!t tl” goil'rt'. whore the preaenoe of John Wesley nad Hi* Timm • and every acre of land granted, every I «_ nvi?«i. u. i -j __u_ - o... | Did Kensington. By MireThackacaydevliah R. R. monopoly for the last I i ter. "Madame,” froni Ohio, angrily ____ .asked the usher, "why lie lot that woTwo many Lndv-Love*. ' ttoi before it If thii i < all the cffjrt ;r ’ Ho mildly re- I WHl*8bo8k*pa. There are two claae* mixed up in thia ipan into the gallery. they make to get rid of paying revenue, giving away, fool* give tbe money, to phed that being a member’* wife she i SerUttrr’t for Jane baa as ail will ba well, but tho proposition to Me build the roed, and knavec vote the ■bo was entitled to a reat there, a poo many an 63 Uttutratiutia, thore accomtai whisky eeveary cento will rorur the land* to Mf build tbe rood ; either gift which th* lady went off aith her frath| l‘u’.*i,K Mr. Richardson's ‘‘Traveling by slumbering doril of alcohol, on 1 th* V. bring nearly or quite sufficient to build I Tidegtaph” (aooond article) Another 8 Govecnmout will need sO >U far.** to equip and put the rea l ia running order, interesting i!lu*tratod articl* ison “Tha resist tho trick* of this oumtot. it would’ni be *o bad if the gruaping •City of Warwick," EnglmdL PHf. monerpoaredid'at charge the fool* [who , Uilgard, of the Vuited State* Coast Atlatt tbe report on tbe Itobuon ret them up in buaiuc**, more tluui three Survey, explain, with maps, fable*, etc., Invcatigation bn* bee* mndr. Mr. price* far carring thenuel rre to town or hi* curious and important theory of the Blair, the Chairman, who conducted tho their prudnee to market, inch ia tbe care center of gravity of population*; examination on tho principle that the however. The Speculator* and R. R. Mr. Whitelaw Reid, managing editor of party charged i* guilty until kin iano- I Company* bare not taken aff th* choice “Lirrnt soot, - *u_, Moy 22. the Thfaae, diieunro "Sebool* of Jourretro ia proven, pcit^med tbe merit*, land* in Um State, and if permitted to “To Hon. Ctarlo* Summer, Washington, naliflBC ” Mr. Wilkinson continue* hi* bltf report in favor of Secretory Robreou. D. C.: “ B. F. Rice ft Co. report that criticiara ot Mr. Howell'* prose; Mr. until the majority wore obliged to dele­ half year and b* bleared with ordinary they hare a totogmm from you, Mating Warner give iu another chapter of gate another to make it. Tha nuyorilr proaperity your CowMpondont propose* that yon will sirpport Grcoley. We think "Black-Izx- Btudi**;” Mr. W. J. Still­ report rtand* up in a manly avowal of to become the ptwreuor of 1-4 *octfon it it not trm», nad i. reported to natch man prvaent* a sketch of an ‘■Engfito the innoevneo of th* tycretary aa ahown ot thia choice heritage t and there are a the colored iu«n in tho Hut* Con­ Art Reformer." Then there fa a pew­ by the .landeruus falsehood of all tho vention toulay,' Plesae »n*war a* soon oxful .lory in the Loncnehirr diak-cf, by charge* aguiut him. Mr. Blair cannot Fannie E. Hodgson. The eoparate baamvinood against hi* will that km perm are by Harriet McEwen Kim­ irregularitie* heva not occurred m the ball. Ehxabeth Aker* Allen, and Mary Navy Department, though he ia com­ L. Rittor. । Dr. Holland, in “Topic* of pelled to admit that none of th* charge* tbe Tima,”' writea of •'Theatree and Taawere prvrca and to acquit tho B ccretary trwgring," and "The Lonelinare of Far­ ming Lifo iu Amsrica.” The contribut­ ed and editorial paper* altogether corer had a very tore heed cnee the poopie of a wide .range. Michigan failed Io discover bi* superior­ ■Moro willing to took at the bright rid. Tax L*M,» Faix»o.—Iha Jure warn, ity to Senator Parry- Yow wreapoaof everything, calling that apefi of dent regret* to rec in this couree onn of .cm Publishing Areociattoa of Moron Ing­ bar Irada off with a ohanaing picture of weather oajy a oaid joke. The praspecia ham county 'ora now faming a splendid the heroine of th* day. Dolly Varden. for good crop* were never bettor, (with Here sb* i«, tn all her glory ot youth tho inception of winter wheat that fa Crayon .jUtbograph of tho " Coming Stele f’jTutid Erarv nurehassr of thfa anp brenty. On th* opposite page, ‘a a failure) and an abundant harvest pirtnrwqua acene ia Swiireclaad greet, next autumn will »nre!y reword th* tiih r beautiful engraving i* preaented with a us. The Muiic fa —„ Some One to of the sail, on th* fam J mitad; ton: of certficxt* entiling the bolder ton fair Wrap when I am Gows, Thera fa a Wm. Ryan in tho Wsatent portion of and equal chance ia the diatribulioe of proturiou of Myb.li toilotte* art fashion­ thiaOmniy. I count'd 20 apple and *33,bbfi uf premiums iu creh’ roal oefate able hats and rape; and • pretty Gttfa pear* tree*, loaded with Apple* and paar* and ptraoeal property. The property fa sketch of Hcmnrridc, the romantic imme niuatly ia Msaoi., countv .rat of Ingham tho brat evidence in tha world that fruit county, and ia fully np tn tho valnaikn, of W adiington Irving, and other faferirwting Poem* ftc. 1‘rio*, F2-<X) a year acre last year Mr. Ryan gathered over aa fa oho that in Izmail'.^. The known integrity and buainem atandiag of the Four cjjaes M. . Kight oepie* (andon® forty bushel* of choice plums. p*tfa)»12. “The Lady,* Friend,, and, Thi* Hate beats em all for making TWHutunlay Evening Poet-H Puband unmaking Gowrear*. Thrsa bar* Probate Judge, L. W. Turner, farmer Mredby fas®.*Prtnnon^Ulrtel|tofa been tried in tha Ire* year, and three Qo*aty Clerk, art 0. P. Olin of of TAnNew. Ifaater. riag' fa n *ure guazaato* ofeucce*. and angle Mpfatofor veto art by the Pnblfahrr*, price 90 cwnfafair dealing to all it* pobwu. repairs them. Already “Plugg*” and "Fine out” have .hown their orgnnixation before tho Hereto Finanre Com-ail-; hreto of their oncmie*. There mon liaro aom* of th* *piri' of the Commander of Napotooa'* Old Guard at Waterloo, who bring summoned to capitula!*, aaid; -The Old Guard can die, but DRY GOODS district areretsrira, 311,251 39; aftroprtA™ for Lrefcn nUWn hrek I'JA'i laiaataJOtto.im aawual-af toe George Wood fuud, 33,487 50; all other The agent for thi* roonty will cab on •very body *oon. Everybody Should try them before Irurchasiu^ PAY CASH The Weber & Gabler Piano, VKItY KEANONABLE TEKMH AltEJ GXVEM. MWtSS?4 WARD & THAYER. May 15, '72 Hastings F08IIW mm IIURTHUl ■ Mlegan. Coming into our Store. orth thnt Goes Out. TAILOB & FARLEY ORGAN SPRING & AVERT. ffl THE B2D0 DEPAfflGST T *•!**♦**" >•*- • -.il-,.' i iirnjkiMtaM < Mt kttotr. W,, JBJatabliehment. SPRING ft AVERY. pub fated hy t-J. -khAreyAC^of D-r^fcr Mayto brfara * It fa • very entertaining cumber, •• It Might Bar* Been," “Tha Golden Shore/' ereiha aongani fltynn ।**!*■— ■ MEAT MARKET! • -Mrilroad hare reeontly renrtgnged toe markaW* facta ia the hfatory of to.'’‘read for •10,0«M»» M Ue tare^ oqnrtry. That ««rat. and exreB*at[ TtUM Oowpm,y <rf New Tort. I5»e ooaapendium Foor'* Railroad Manual1 reortguage is na* bring recorded ia to* forlSU, prrernto M*. NQ Mrikmg rtbeeftho Regfatnr of Darts. Il fa JtlM;*WTMrrOft mW Eatabluibmenl ‘ pfored,*md.froMU*iobare*erd*d ®h the road mas- It ie toaaable ffie epany to lay s doable track fromChfa> to DriroiMurt to enlarge their groaiaari property her* and in Chicago.. trail * tvEir. li OH' ti tte Pillit 81 ill Inti i s. ninn i on. For Tear , < �T’^s f\trdauc\0 Tas Mxemsx Stats, Bunday School Caimation will boM its annual ■ We are advised that Mr. W. H ' meeting nt Jonfa, cananeaeb ig Tuesday 1 Wright, of Middleville. an rotfarad j evening, June lOih. sad conunuing . Ajsal of Beecher's Cirfaim Daasa, will I through tho I2th, end ISth . The orcanvass this City soru for subscriptions to Lbst extwodtagiy popular and valuable [ journal, end will bare on exhibilfoa dent Angell ot the Univankty, Hon. those spharfid Chromes, “Wide Awake” Wm. A. Howard of Grand Rapids, Dr. and “Fast Asleep," than which anaa Hogarth of Detroit. Fresideut Joelyn more lieautiful are made, which tire publishers give as a premium to each r subscriber .to the CfinMra Cissssr, the cash raids of which ia 110 in every Tho Convention mooting so near to 1 picture store in the nation, besides, the us make* it an unusully favorable oppor­ paper itself is one of the vary best pub- tunity for the people of this vicinity to 1 lahed, and as ably edited as any other enjoy H, and it into be hoped that lharo Tho subscription price is 63, mcludfag this beautiful pair of Otunmas- We hope Mr W. may rf-tain a targe lie: fa ’ thia section of our county. c*nc*ts. MAsamc. Peninsular Railway. Now, Mr Editor, if any uf your Maul­ ers dssiros a littto reocsali.m, I advise theta to pack up end take a trip in aa □jien yshlole to Black leaks on a catI fishing cxcuraioa, and if thsy will spend ' their time during the day on the lake in of tho 4th of July. The 11th Michigan Cavalry BattH will furnish music. We no doubt will have a calahratiou on that day and talupg every thing ia consider­ ation a grand time may be expoetd and fitted np st great expense, aud a track' tho Bowery Hop a auceess. built that is said to be the best fa th* country. For further particular* ad­ Exczaaurair Cool —Stopping a news­ dress R. S. Vaughn, Prerident or D. J. paper because I am hit about a politi­ Robinson. Secretary, Jackson. Mirh- cal outrage, and going to the Poet Office and borrowing a subscriber* paper to read.. If thin Mat 8la any City official. >11*1*1 nfield. rocnindi ms th*: the Rev. J. MwriWd (CaiwmUt) will pro^l. hero on Hmiday, Jnae»tb, al two o'clock P-M- HnMasLneXtayof ProUlwu Ifon’t know but I bar* drawn tUs out pretty tong, Mr Editor, but it mav 1.. ooms time before I can write again, bo pteaso be»r with this if it is eocwvLat lengthy.' Ewr, • • Itan THE MASON, PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, DRUGS Medicines, Dye Stufis, PAINTS & OILS School Books &. Stationery $«,5S5 Property. I Hftiable Agents Wanted in Every Totem in the State rai i am, Ba w Bournfsw,iwi man tiara, a .raaH row-boat, bawling fa fish, aud sleep (?) on ths ground at night, I wfl1 warrant they will return home wifa a pealed uwe, a sun-burnt neck, a black fare and blistered hands, and » ntao lot of % fish. Certainly such is tho csm with your humbte s«rvanl, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Hasting* P. O., May 29, 1872 David Adams 2, Henry Barr, Miss Sarah Kline. Jaiure W. Cutler, John H. Hall. Guo. F. Kaiser, Harrison Seslie. Chariott Spenrer, Chas. Sadter, (Bmily F. Smith, Walter Smrtoe 2, Mre. Gert­ rude Turner. Mis* Minnie Vondcrwalk-' er. Miss Henriett WelhnanDirect your letters to No. uf P. O., Mm, OUS, q/tOOSIflKS, HASTINGS. MICH. Tn* BmnCAUrm of Hastings and . vicinity, will bold a meeting m tha grove j this Qty, and who tor four years lived one mile East of the City of Heatings on । Saturday and Sunday, J ano Bih and | with John Besemor, and was engaged, in Ufa barber slurp as on amfatant, diod Oth. Good speaker* "will be in alien-1 1 | at Galesville, Wisconsin, on Saturday, May 25 th of Consumption, Agol 19 ' years and four months. my hair, denied my scalp usd plcojard uie wonderfully. Nothing like Bao. Wubxot baa placed in front of it in tho market, aor ever was or ever tbe store of John Stanley, a fountain on a small K-ate. to b» nsod to keep bis full ■ assortment of ecorfoabte vegetable ol- j Orangeville, Hay 27tk 1«79. . way* fresh and saleable. The job is Et>. BunvnN« knowtag whan an-' well dime; th. fountain a snoceo*. and tho vegetable* tho beat the market other opportunity might prre-iai itself ufibrds. G<> and see tho first and buy Michigan Central R. R. ISE VERY. St/K! oar talkilk Inutlrt* Ma unpumt, STOCCC, -■ EauaesB xss Daasanix Ixraora*. —Tbs Grand Rapids Xyk Tbs* indi­ cation of tha prosperity of this ably edit­ ed, and dwidodly outspoken Republic journal, than which Michigan has nans better, is gratifying- ay tboir 1 Detroit OjiwaukeeRR ent. vtra is lovely with ua, m th* rain* of the past week has wrought * wondwfol change fa regulation, aad one eon al­ most see wheel aud grass, and finally ev-ry'green thing grow. Wheat and grew must be good, with ns, oxoepifag u few piece* of wheat that eras mmwhat winter killed. I wia through some parte of Waytewd township a week ago, end took the rare at Bradley, on tbe a B. AI HB, and truly I — happily surprised to tee wheat looking ww.lL Due it ia not a first rate crop, but U te so muob better than barfly ■ ■ ue, un,atiii8, Shingles, Lath, 4c. M«yS,Ittt. tf________ J. CPU ARM RPSSSir. * NEVINS. PLANTATION Gooddell A Deny will soon iwmore their portable sew mill from tbe State Jtoa4 6 1-2 mitao eeatef the dty, to a near Tf*"* laths in Carlton. for trial- He raid, a* for keeping a farytbure day aft-, and meek after week, away from thiir bomoa and ben--etanroeta, awning ttee raotienat tardy clients, and stffl more, tardy !■*ye™. » JkHtjaa Md SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLBY A SLADE. NO CURE NO CHARGE mW of OLD, RELIABLE ABD DIRECT ROUTE, BMaaaa *oJ *aklae aaa—u.M ata uxai Xu*, ofirverett sst Ww< rons CO and Ude fair to yield on average crop, everywhere between here and Lake Michigan; and fruit, of every discription grown in this State, gites evidence of a big yield this season. Notwithstanding every mite through Allegan county shows ths devastating resulta of tho greet fire* that swept over the North warn -ru portion of our State last fall, tbe industrious farmer, are busy rebuilding d willing houses, barns, fences, 4c , with a seal and energy pe­ culiar to their daaa. Holland City, which was almost swept out of existanco by tho ravages of tbe fire, Is being rap­ idly rebuilt by ths ever industrious HoUandcra, aad in a fe* yoara, one would hardly ntulixc that jt was almost l‘or, Poe. For.—8irs*p*riita pop of an oxceltentqualllty is'now being m.nutactared by L I- Gregory of this city, who will sofa make arraugtncnls for supplying thi article to all dealer and Wilson, Antrim Go., J. William., vice C. Phillipa, resigned. ' HoasaFut.— Th* third annual Fair luf the Hone-Bnodero Anxwtation will ' be held al Jacboa, Job* 26, 2fi, 27 and ,2Mb. The Aseociatton offer* 612,000. in premium* and beyond doubt the ex­ hibition will be one of the bast ereri hold fa the State, and it will b* held ora the grounds of tho Assoctahou, recenUi csriroL OF mCWOAN, , P. A—I forgot to any anything about politico, bat no matter at present, as there are no Republicans here that will erar vote for Greeley. so far as 1 have . Isnomtmt—Milo L. Williams, heard it is, give us Grant Grant us f Esq., aa the west ride of the Park, has Grant, and we wilt grant you a big ma improved and beautified his plane mnaz- jority for Great That ia tho foolfag fa , ingly, recentlyOrangerille. Bo moio it bo. D, C. Hawley has been building and rojiairing the sidewalk* on JoSereou and Green streets near Lis residence. Dr. A. P. Drake has been giving bis ' H senses, May 28th, 1872. bans e beautiful drab root of point with Entroa BstnmAa I hero just r> th* exception* of the cornice, window turned from a trip through Allcg. carings, etc, which is a bright nd,.and county to tho Lake above, I would B it make* a fino appoasutee C. H. Hick*, of Hicks Broa_ ie put­ in relation to grain and fruit prospects, 1ting fa the fouadatfan for a fine rari- cat-Cshing, Ac. Wheat tooks very good PartiMtniu Cetmnus.—A rare opportunity ia offered to our citizens who wish to pay a visit to the great city o I’hitadoqdifa during the National Bep ubliean Convention. The Fort Wayn Jacksen A Begfaaw liailroad will aril round trip tickets from Jackson to Phil­ adelphia and return for 617.66. Tha tickets will bo on sain nt tho depot from Msy 27 to Juno 5, and will be good for return until Juns IS. Ws would say for tbe benefit of tlu»n> who may wish •'The gentle dew-drops are always re- to go, that tho Fort Wayne, Jackson 4 froahiuf." So are tbe new styles of Saginaw Railroad makes rioso coanretBoot*. Shoos, notions Ac, atGuySpaul- icn, at Fort Wayne with the Pennsylvdfaff*________*3 aniu Central Railroad, which runs thro- 1 ugh roaches to Philadelphia. so ihai^ Fob Sixjl—All the buggies in my r__ i___ _ r___ _Tl. passengers who go by thia route have ( Doctti Taxcx.—Track-laying on the but one change to maks. Miehigna Central de able track, between New Buffalo and Laks Station, will com75 cents for men Cottonaltc the Hum of Miohigan, for tho week en­ menco in a wonk or tec daya. Tho grad­ I'ants at the Great One Price ding May 18tb, 1872. Reported for the ing ia nearly finished, aad ties aro being Store of Grand Rapids. Star Hastings Republican Bsgra, by J. distributed along the track. Tho work Clothing House. McC. Parkins A Co, Cooucelnsa-al-Uw ouCuumet bridge is progressing rapidly. and Solicitors for Patent., and Claims, By ths 1st ofJuly, tho track will prob-’ No. 618 Seventh Street, Washington, aUy bo finished. The work is progress­ ing also at ths east sad bstrecn Ypsi- Only $7.00 for a good ' doubble and twist suit of clothes for men. Star Cloth­ Saugutuek, Altegan Co —W. V. ing House, Grand Rapids. Johnaun, vice S. Johnaoa died. Huron $S. 00 buys a good suit it City, Huron Co, C. E. Thompson, vice little boys Star Clothin J. Bostfie, reeiguod. Minden, Sanilac JTnttjn* flmnrl Ttrmt/Jv Co, 0. K. Kerr, vice A. JonM, reeigned. Grind River V alley Division Save Your Money J3ITKH8. &T.-1880-X. This irunderful vegetable reetoratiru fa the sb.-wrt-aaobor of the (b»Ue and de­ bilitated. Aa a teiuc aad eoedfal far the New Advertisements. CHAJTCERY BALE. TltLSjySEittX?— �JURUB and belter than on the site where ft was not applted. it is worth a trial by erdry WtfnMr. x Many fruit taiaesoin the Huts of Now York, roguliuly use pUwlr.r upon tlier W>»>■«*■ U Ike Iola* Im*. L'lwte* er Vrieery Dr. W tai ol Jsriteta Wheeler & Willson SMlfflli! mrsaway hUXTK! Half a MiIlion having been Sold! WunaM.ihm yroro By a roapooslkle see*pass, hrwikl ta l* U>«Aoe>« of IM Mroli«wr ••Ir» okumr, i*Mr .i*>>an ytrro In Ha COMPOUND WAHOO ®TO$ ejSfetnJSWtf—* “ ■ Hhup nhsr..w«a.;iwF 7. /> COOK. .!pt. llnMtlnsgM, Stir'll. A Wa Challenge. Wtu. Giva >1,000 in Barlow ft Ooodyenr'a Nre WarobooM, ajoining C. F. Dwight A pAffs Engravings Guarantee Satisfaction rl. SMl Hratlarhe, lAverComplaint, t'mrAA}w, Ityopopoiet, (Farms «<* CAUiiraw, PUrt, JUUouo Oteplainto, Lou of Appetite, Erup­ tion, of thr Skin, Plmplet on the j Face, tend an IHnrntrt of the Oo'» Foundry. 999999941 *.-:3S3b-- PR0UATKOKDEB. ’ 1 Mnanoaw. cwurerovry. M.- A i • CWMsMiMMr MM^isrSeivr i WE1OOMB UA311UL W« Wnj. On* >1,000 ' CARDING Wa Witt Chro >1000 i fjr u" Mkeul* JlecAlw aim «Ush O>e«kikc>B ^efiwrdl*. Ihrvad. ulM »4 leuioo na b» aa MACHINE! Wa Will G>t« ll.OOO. ! Hrwlag Uscfcls* U» ■ I lh*l Alt 4<n>llnl> ib« ti.r BBIK& ALONG YOUR TOOL ■ 2^ SKKLirI RfrthiiB NATURE’S ’HairRestorative ^Tioms1 From a Utile pamphlet jusl issued at Grand Rapid*, and entitled “Plaster and Its Um," wo take Um foUoaing i STATS OF MICIUIMX, ■*.Ul< KMliarteMtr. Mti the now soib would almost always for a few yasrs raioe aumllnt crops of pota­ toes without it. The patt moan has. howevro, demonstrated tba Loselieial DB. WILSON'S BLOOD PORim COUGH MIXTURE TO BOOK AGENTS. bat a partial effect iu driving away the , bug, but in caaev whoro it was so ap­ plied and the Itegdid not daattoy tbe tinea there was an cxaelteat crop of pa tatoee^lthoagh tha season was th. durol known fee m^ny roars From a prixu essay. on the “Cultivatioa of tba Potato," written bv D. A, Compton, of Hawley, Panuylvania, and published by Orange Judd A Co, ot riaw York, wo take tbe foUowinrJwhich will be found valuable and timalyl Hemya, ■‘However much fane and other fertilisers may be applied fo tbe soil, sth groat tHUMflt » teal inn , tho use of plaster (sulphate of Inae.) 1 -Alter all. pkater ia the growl depeu-1 denceoftho potato grownr, a hslp on which be may rely with tho utmost confidcnce. Astonishing result* are ob-1 taiaed from its uao, when applied in a! FUItGUSON'S sin- miff HRBUB TABLETS, WONDERFUL OIL! Ayer’s Hair Vigor, JESUS For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. Dr. Crook’s Wine of Tar. 4 IO YEA1& Public Test $60,000 00 AGENTS WASJED!’ SINK'S ■ $5,000 (a TUlatllo --------------- f r_Jer, the *ulphunc add haring gruater affinity for it, thus farming two now compounds, sal­ phate of ammonia and carbnnata of L». Butaeaxnbla aoutoa theaaute property absorbing ammonia from tha an and rainwater, aad&xiagM the aaoae or even a higher dagroe than baa. than is only tho sulphuric arid to k»k each WINE kE55w«S= in Grcenbackfi!! EBFHcuHito! I lerMADeny' »»•* WORM CONFECTIONS Rm proved DR. CROOK'S •“‘■'•'to Uanwro. i spedfc for thro* rompUlnta For pains in Bread. (Me or Back, Graved or Kidney Dteemto, '• • to it, oriyinal color, with tho alott and fruhnru of youth. Thin hair is thickepsd, falling hair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore tho Lair when the follicle* are de­ stroyed, or the glands atrophied and aared by thia application, and (tenlated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead '•< fouling tho hair with n pasty eedk ment, it will keep it dean and rigunxn. Its occasional am will provest tho hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prorent baldnem. The restoration of vitality it gives to tho acalp armals and proven* tho forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often so un- Hugh JTohusoa. S4JLSL3FA£ESa Cuna the Food to Mgcrt, CteaSte, Jtoreif, MeA. Prcrents Malarious Ferers, Glm tone to your System. TRI DR. CROOK’S WI5EOFTAK merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found ao desirable. PrapKd b. Or. J. C. *^r t C*., PUMFY YOVB BLOOD. trnw POKE ROOT. Shingles. Lath, Ac □SEXTOS’ IN WASHH � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-06-05.pdf b733bc908e0b674f5649070b2bf5d82a PDF Text Text Th* Rflntaucv XVII. Mwiml and Bigins Cifc HASTINGS, BARRY' COUNTY. MICHIGAN beautiful RELIABLE adles I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. 1872. GREBLE & RUSSELL m™ cobsets, ctatmeura, 1st Lightness of Draft Need. 2nd Ease of Handling 3rd Excelling of work. Lays n furrow well and will not clog.' ■ 4th Its Great Durability. The chilled Iron you and being harder than tempered steel to see show you the Goods. All new and Prices not to be This Plow is Offered on its Merits. in the State of Michigan. pie detest fa farae insects seveeul Prus­ sian eteracteriatiee; they are invader* to commeace with; an ungainly aad awkward; hare chased aw*y fae eonaaon housefly, to fae dotriment at tha apothaearira wb* ted fae bibulous foyor • utanr ; they bars white wfap and black leg*, like the tear* of * uhlan'* peasant; and finally there u no getting rid of them. F.vurybody to a /res-fsrrar towards them tn wlf-dafinae, ^crrnpanbi ?ery Fanner in Barry County on trial. Boston €J«sh Store. It is gratifyiag to note th* increasing calming down of political jiesrion*. Hi. legitimists of royalty aro parting with th.ir illnaions and tbs Ugi timtoto of rad­ icalism aro forgetting their utopia, acer­ bity. There ia a party apriaging ap at oaee very literal and conservative. It is here where M. Thicri evidently in­ tends to find his GnmJt JLroo The monarc Rial journal* bar. .ven erased Detroit Stoves! liar The IJetroii Stoves are the HEAVIEST Stoves In the Market. bow much old mattroas and its "lodging on tha cold ground," Tte Prfaoe tie'Joinvilla has no ethurbedia hto wigwam bat a hammock, and th. "old Bolt" might fluted our pig. with triohin* sod our treat hto ronrtitueou to am cpmou oa cattle with fae rinderpest, nothing mm th. subject. The righa rots ar* further natural than that the popular mind should dub m “Prussian fifae," those swarms of bkek anta that hare taken poaaaetioa of the capital of tb* universe. These insects an al»> called nitea fa ■wf, and "death flies" they tn la apmilitary “th* school chara^ot," iwtoteed fa* fae eoUsg* drill Like fa. Garibaldi pifapl and fae “Roman qteetfou." it to guaran­ teed to sroure fao tranquility of familise *r ate the teppimra of pareta. . Tb. misconduct of Vrauvius, haa turned aside th. rush of tsurtot* that Agents for the Celebrated You NO. 6. ia ocasequeace of the insaUmabl. ser­ vice* it readerod to tae “food supplies’’ rf the eity during fas 1870 stogei the Coeeacks ia 181A15 infrared Paris tho President. Their culminating charge against M. Thiers was that he was hho ('wear, ambitious Beyoad ths ambition Io snatch a fearful joy ia a inoreeeful sjwroh or a strong division, no other aim* for th* people caa be found He is a* obstinate a* ever in fervor of pro­ tection, end by hia ero pesrassw attitude on that question ia wronging out the free­ traders. After -rowing ba* will ne'er consent, h* will cunaeat oo thia subjrot. aye, and oa eomputoory eerviee in fae army and attendant™ at schco’ atoo, for hi* young countryman. The Right, ia preraoce of the declared dosirs* of fae nation for a moderate ra­ They are the only Stove public, no lung.r uiakro rabid assaults -- --------- made of Lake. Supe­ on th. Left, sad the latter has broom, rior Charcoal iron. quite ministerial Gambetts deeerroe in the World. every credit for the wanner ho Irada j hia frirad* ; like him, they observe a ei> lent, an expeeteat atiitade. The mon­ archists ata very unjust to Gambetta ; they forget, that when all seemed to deepeir of France, Me alone never fal­ tered in courage nc^ in hope He r»Th. FINKLE Jk X.YOIX Nsnufiseturing Company beg leave to kiadled th. pride nd spirit of his coun­ call the atteolluu of the public to the followtnp tacts relative to their Im­ trymen, nd his fault was to love as on proved Sewing Machine, " VlCTOB :n ‘ 1. That It is a Shuttle Machine of th. first claaa, having all the lateat improve- Bat fa all his errors, ha baa created ia menu, Including their |«t*nt Drop and tntarchangnble feed. reflect! re mites th* impression that wen 2. That It baa the beat coostractod sb util, and the moat perfect lower tension hi* country’s resource* diriplined, and tn existence, and defies all euinpetltlon In titroe particulars. time allowed for a fair start, Germany A That II has the only 9v*mokt, Kue-AWVITIXS needle to be found In any Shuttle Machine, by wbleb the thickest material or the flueat fabric can be would act ban ked *o easy a walk over sewed, urixtg either cotton, silk or linen thrcad of any suu> or finish. A That It runs eaaily, rapidly nd quietly, all motions being poelUvw-w.ar having he could direct a campaign aa Ing part, being mad. of steel, and making a perfect lock-etltcb alike an both be can plrad a brief, but w* must not forget. Moreau eomnienced Ufa as a : 5, That each Machine ia thoroughly texted on the fluret as well as the ouaroect lawyer. Th* future has many cbeacoe rlaaere of goods, and left ready fo* u*e. and oeeds no ro-adjustment or alteration for Qamb*ta, and he has the conaotation 1 of any kind for ordinary sewing. fl. That It ia so simple fa eaustroctlon, and anally kept to order, that vary lit­ of witnessing that Franc, treats al! royal tle or on InetrucUou to needed tn team Io RUtoh, Hem, Fell, Braid, Bind, Cord Gather, Quilt, Hem stlteh. Embroider, Fringe, fae., fae. ?. That it la mad. throughout fa the bate Material* and In th. mote perfoct manner, and with inch simplicity of construction that it ia not liable Io unequal wear, and requires fewer repair* than any machine In th* martfit, and la readily no dynastic politSca, but wishee for that and Inex penal rely ro adjusted after long wear. A That It bra the tateifaooy, not only fa experienced expert*, tet *f the *fciU- tranquility which trill eoabla the French to turn their intuitive fateRigror. to matter* that will axneltorute the mate■ 0. That the Company tee oct sought to obtain medala from Fair* or poblle rial w.ll-b*fag of mankind. ExpoalUons, which art easily obtained by a Jmtlrtou., though pretty largv exIl is wry singular, and even humorpradltura of tnooey. and aro worth law *a to the genuine value of a Machine, but ous, the frock wav with which the French bare preferred io expend the asm. amount in keeping their wort up to the highest »tandard of perfection, thu. enabling thron to send out ■ no Machin, expc*, their short coming*, and th* wit To. all who Intend to Purchase Sewing Machines Carlos for the throes, nor have they confidence that king .Amadeus ran hold hand in the mattrr, ha need norer at­ oro- Anarchy has the beat ebaaro. The enrols made at Lyons aro re­ tempt any future loans in Paris. Having an entomological friend oon- ceived in Paris with grairal favor, be­ cause they rereal fao ramificatioas of a tory »t th* Javdfa dos Plant**, I paid him a visit with th* view of knowiag think et the omto)m what h* had io say on th* “fly queetieu." city of Fraaee, pay^ He was fall of th. rabjrot, and it waaa rw.lt.ro a maytbl. gratifying sprotacto to witn.es several Th. books of the romof th* common foe pinned down on an out-braak minee rataed, ebow that upward* of ■wUra ronsiatfag of tegs, proboscis and 100,000 franc. h*v. been paid u praantenna., jaicroaoopoa in fa full opera­ mium* to this strange iaanrance office, tion which fully reveal-d th- hidaou*- which ia addition, oumpelted their «dinsra and th* disgust ax tendnd to three insects. Every part of their body ia Thia may explain Um chronic diatoyuity nurouteed with rAweaar it fno of Leng of Lyons, and the wank hold th* goverara.nt puraeesed there. TH* unnatu­ ral affliction of the party bf order with the.men of dirorder, ia a startling proof of degeneracy. Th. only advantage tiaad m tte journals, but fae bridal par­ ted*, »ud not one approach*! th. Bay ties that attend to witnara the waieaora, flash beef .teak or th. putrid metton hare all fae boom of publicity. Blauchop— they ax* decidedly vegstariaaa. gui. foe th. sevoatieth tins, in his file Thrir wsaknera, or haipeiraMaB in fly-' GOODYEAR & STRIKER. IL“£aW BLACKSMITHING! Respectfully announce to their patrons and the Public Generally, that they have removed to the Large and Commodious New' Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, and will be happy to nerve all who may give them a call. Crockery and Groceries constantly arnivins teyithe Car Load, and will be sold for CaTh CUe.aper than at the advertised Cott Salft. It you do’nt believe it call and see. We Pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. which will not bear tte meet rigid eonttlny ate fa* aararaet te.es- They briteve fast In th» end their cuatomero will be better ratUfard with this ooorae than they disasters like other nateoua they eonwould with Imperfect and badly fintobed Machlora wbleb have fee slmlllra of rider thia rote ee a peculiarly family Fair tnedala owr their cutin- surfisce. matter. They will growl if a foraigMr EVERY MACHINE IM Ft’LLT WARRANTED. intrude*, but if a German mtermeddlro ba will be considered guilty of a gross impertinence, and an extra knot put on th. “eat” to chastise him some half doeaa or-dousu yuan heuce, wham the pre­ set Omr .hall have been galhaeed to hi* fathex*, and Bianarok'* duet become about a* valuable a* Alexander’s a* al hried to by Bhak-p-r. IA to .orething -a the obi Gaiko vela that th.' flight vf tha A bb» J uequa fur free BnuMl. to allotted to. By eo fcfac b* hM HASTINGS MEAT MARKET! PATENT COOLERS; Tte bear steak fa Meat always o* h* CaD end Get your Btrak, Roaeta. -e any tiring Jtmwgfa W-Afiae qtmhfaefM Nttr, a Bmtead Baine ateWhneltera cwste An rnterpruing draper has brought out a new vsi! to “pro**et the fane from the Pruwian flies certain it to not uu■OMOuabto, far these peroKro "blacks'' ■trike th. &» Apleaaantly. A new*- A Lyrical theatre ba* hit Bpon the de­ vice of employing th* ambulatory tnu■icians to execute a four bare from fae mo* popular ditty in hi* Opera. Tha public are certain to go to hear tha whole. A ebrufet annouare Me hbffily and read rase* to convert fae remains of ,inside him, if guaranteed a Jonah's exit The two ilojlifaqlp. lUfaio *afl Jte*h ;have had to be oeparstod oa account <d .more Hum a towr’s quarrel, tbey are , vflla. Newport-Ear. Dr. VUoot FhHodalphia—Wm Fignaca and family Cleveland—E. H. and Mrs Harvey. dbiragr-Geo. C. Smith. (5nunn*b— unknown from fka Mergas an buried. In n oul-oLihe-way cotter of thia and plan an. intorrod th. guiUotead. O« , ।by h black suck. tte gwffite ■ did rate*. offiate eteen, routerh* ,togned by FeliaPyfa, to prepare a “Tntet in pr*» •« moaths, and randsug fag hia eoaeock to a museum. Will he rareto where hefa? He to about 40 I yean of age, toll, but not prvprwraeung His stroagly marked pouthent aooqnt to nmeh <aret him, sad he ha. < k*k- , • , ( ( , are fae jmmuaI ^totribe*- Aa Pope, l*fo Nina, like every public persouag. is oprato fair criteria, tel fa* mdividnal ateaU be xu^Mtod, ate above ! all, whs* that toMtridual ia quiet exam- , , j ( , pfary ate ir»wr-h ra is fae ■ Mmlk senee this *pring of ichneamaua, which by feeding on them when in a state of Larva*, kept tb* in check. Beiag on the spot 1 paid my repe* to th. "dying bippopotamua.” He appeared tn excel lent health, and rnemed ia want of noth­ ing but frroh water ia his bath. I was, however, informed it was by “muring medicinee ia th* bath" that fa* doctors ware operating bi* perfect cure The by-ataadra contribatad a few pda in the way of oranges, rolls of broad and suchsamnUa. Jwdging by the Oms h. toft open hto “ponderous jpW*," to reive tte smallest contribution, there ,ought to be no difficulty tn dosing hi* . wifl" * �iaegxand thing t> a tired and reeiteM man, sad to all writ wo can cheerfully commend tho Spiral Spnng Bod Bottom of Mr. Ohan H. Dunks. who fa the in­ renter and patents* of this hia own bring, out the shameful lagrai.todo and moanura. ef spirit, end an snxlety to j find fault with the uundutt the Fed­ eral authorities in tbo mort .triking body supporter This no know from actual experience to lie the very best of Ito specie^ and those abominable, and disboLcal invader* of domsstic peace, the bugs, m» find no resting place with- tha South, ia the House of R*proe«rntire* on Thuroday was cw«*ion^I by the defection of a few Republicans, train ■ome of whom better things might have , bran expettod. Aa to Btow of Michi­ gan who tod the column, we may virtu­ ally reckon him at one of the Groetoy- ' UM who, after long hesitation has made । Preeideat Grant there does not seem to ia the State of Michigan. It comports bo any reasonable dcubt. unf though with his actios regarding th* Sec of tbo Ym Praodency is in more doubt, the Navy. wo think tho chancre decidedly in fhvw of Hon. Scuyler Colfax. P. 8,-Tho very lais.! from iTuladri- laws unosnally defective. I cannot concoivo why there has bm-n such great anxiety displayed on the part of Congress to adjourn- The first of July would have been nuqdy early enough to give mem boro time to attend Gordon BenneU, the founder al the We hope the Civil R.gU. Hill which Now York IltreU, and one at th» tnuU succeaatul journalists of Etc sga, died passed the Senate and which received on Saturday lent, ogvd 72 pan. Bi* the majority vote in tbo House, but not •IL AU th* political rights and frunthe two thirds majority which was chises which have been loot through necessary to take it up, will yet be pass­ that convulsion should end must bo ed. The measure simply provides that promptly restored and re-establisho.1, to that there shall bo heneoforth no pro­ common catcMre and tarsrn Lktep- have been had with Dr. EJu of Middle­ villa, at the hate! in this city, after the adjournment of the County Convention. gramme laid out has been disposed of, and nothing, I believe, gom orer to the next Assembly to bother their brems or weary their sensibilities. Peace nod harmony here prevailed, the reception and entertainment of the wbolo body by our citixtms hnro boon hearty and g»nerous and hu been fully appredrted by our honored gusats, from s bom wo (.art with genuine regret, for many of them ar* good as well n highly gifted repre­ sentatives of their M-ter'. borirere, 1 and leave behind them a savor of blessed words and deeds. Ood bleu them in tion held in Cincinnati of tote, sad thatBorare Grrely of Now York 7Wtow ftimo t. its nominee foe President of thaoo United States. We say w* had almost forgotten it fur we see so few of Id* supporters in those parts either in tho Republican or Democratic ranks, were tho ihing left out of our newspa­ claimed to be. $20,000 Worth pers we should not know that ho was runeing. His supporter* aro verily a “corporal* guard,” and {his prospects of election. Unices the Demdcrata •'hitch on," and for expediency’s sake drop, their our orgnniration, for the time be­ ing, are at brilliant at that wo wiU have a thunder shower in midwinter. The whole thing looks now like a stujwndmu farce and is pretty nearly played out al- prominently beautiftil. It is situated on the N. W. corner of Griswold and Con­ gress Street, on the former site of our venerable and dilapidated Court House, Of the rioting scenes in the Goners! and 1* owned by our eutevpriiing and wealthy fellow-atiron. Mr. Christian H. Assembly. Ac., we may bare more to I say in our next. So with beat wishes Buhl, of hardware notoriety, whose masrive and ■xtensive building I attempted . briefly to describe hi a late number of i tijo Battle Creek Jtv—l. This now •nd elegant block, known as die Inaaranas or Wegraph Block, (for it is wy ; young and has not as yet been properly I christened,) is a four »tory building some 50 by 130 toot and fa occupied by Innirance office*. Life and Fire, the People'* Saving* Bank, Lawyera, • firot-c-lase restaurant, end last though by nv [means toast, by the office* of the Western Union Trisgraph Co, who The above notice speaks well for the occupy tho basement and entire fourth floor for offices and operating purpose*. young Clerks at tool*, but we wish the: All messages for transmission are re­ we ouuld print the names of half a doxeu from thia Qty, as we belters to thoen ceived nt the office in the basement, whonre by a cunningly cou-.nvod atmos- of our young men who are designing to phsri.i apparatus, they are shot up to bocotne merchants, a diploma from that the operating rooms on the fourth floor, Collrg" ia better titan a cash e*rfoelof from whence they are transmitted with •5,000, on which to begin busMrt •<10.0111100 IM 01 DRV HMDS! lias* Cheaper than at the “GREAT COST’’ -mtl >Efcurwon Soles. *01 be very numerously attended, a large number of delegatee and others have arrived in this . City, and their ro­ port is exceedingly encouraging. On the whole the political horisun ia un­ eteodsd and the re-otecticm of Grapt aa certain as any future event can be. I keep a Tailor and Manufacture Fne Goods to order. R. MUDGE One Hundred Thousand Dollars! 8M to tte Fiblic oa it! Menis. ■crybody W/ou Id try them before lurchajsing L'lsewhenr. WE PAY CASH The Weber & G-abler Piano,. WARD & THAYER. May (15, Hastings 5- ,‘lUegan. TAILOR & FARLEY ORGAN Coming into our Store. blyncracntea in the Platform of your Cuaveativn, bare already fixed tho at tention and commended tbo aarnnt of a farge majority ofoar countrymen, who joyftiDy adopt them, u I do, as th* Ura of a true, boneiicfal National Be­ Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out SPRING & AVERY. DRV GROBS AID CiRflTS groceries. 11 iiave the Lsrsst Assitat of lusl A rtiriee Ausortmcnt on band st si) lEtlWlll 311 Dfl Eli, gTCT iTOBjit Here occupy the eutiro front of the second floor, aud used aa 1 have been of late to modern improvements, in oasvenfanre of location, in aits and in ex­ quisite furnishing these c*t> the climax. Mr. 1. M. Mtilvr is the General West­ ern Manner of this affair, and Fred M. Delano the Secretary of the Michi­ gan Department, and tho “Economical:" and it is truly uamoil. for its rates of Ineumnre end pton of doing business, ioua to moot flia! wayfarer again. Ho all thing* considered, are m cheap and would show him tho way to the Jail liberal, if no! more «o than any of the with great pleasure. to tte City. Call and see the Stock and Prices. SPRING a AVERY. s. The Detroit Dijaes'iiera: ' port Greeley For a Northern man to be emitted to foliowfoip vrifo th**e KoEux Mints, he mrai mt Rebel dirt un­ til he can vomit up a whetstone worth Dress Goods, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST ,; waited to see how tho political eat was going to jump. Well,- the Cincinnati Mountain haslabored and brought forth < 176 Packages of Dry Goods, DRUGS ID MEDICINES - HA ' Jssrtte, Tmrx.. May 27th, 1 «•. Dun BsxwxsI have been thinking of writing an occasional letter tn the reed ere of your valuable paper, think­ ing perhaps they would like to bear DRY GOODS Author* and Editor*, Thurlow Weed Priest, rightly named as he ia a most persistent. and uncomproth misiag Republican, and kuowotb Hor­ ace Greeley no more forever. Mr. I’.’a duties aro arduous, ho furnishing tha long reports for oar morning Associated Proas, but they are rapidly and most accurately performed. He has been on service at thia point atone sotno 8 years and is exceedingly popular with all • our Daily Preea, and the public gonerCompany for 1100,(100 damage*. । ally. In the besiaow office as book The City of Grand Rapids has pur­ keeper is our smiling- and invariably 1 good natured triend Mr. T. W. Hill. chased Dei. William Holdan.s resi­ dence for 111,000, and will make it a "A man may emile and smile and be a City Hall. villain.” but not so with brother H. J. H. Parecns, formerly Station agent Continuous and wearying as aro lus du - of the Michigan Southern Railroad, at ties, we have never seen thia man n*J| South Bead, Indeed afterwards Treekthus forever setting at naught tha foul maater between Elkhart and Laporte, libel that eafon. locks are a sign of a has been promoted to Superintendent of I have everything to be found tn any the l-anung Dirfaten, with office at well regufatetl Drug Store In fiery tamper. Furthermore Mr. Hill’s Michigan. patteaca is as eadaring as are the ever­ lasting hiUt. Pardon this most execra­ ii Ik lata FMMwiiitkta!. A* 1 have no time to take them round ble pun and we promise Io do ao never tho (Xtinty. all are Invited to eall and no more until the next time. examine for themselves. The superior Speaking of this noble block, we can­ torr, or cooper shop.” We don.t want' quality <rf tone end flnlsh wlU aell lba to be inquisitive, but would really like not learn oZ. without at the least, no­ Instrunieui without uiginu. to know what Canway fa* got. ticing the two large and elegantly finish­ luJaeMvillo Sherman Gage, an old ed and furnished offices of the Pure Ita atupnir Hjdnl bb rifiren. ent hto throat one day Met week, since, was miatakeu ia tho man—that it was Niekerri who attacked us, and not Dr. EUfa. We make this oarroetkm with great satfafactiae, beenuse we have disgusted with the uuminatfou of Gree­ ley and Brown hnv* cwUesl a new Lib­ eral * Convention to rnrat st titeinway aaeail us for believing just as ho did and Hall, New York, to-day. From the dore aa his letthr to ua of tho date ol naasa just published aa adherents, the May 16th fully aiteeta. The otirar ’fol- eotmatiioa bid* fair to be of ^taster ot>nler” we have nothing to any about, now sequmne and to make a broader breach and here, but We edrire men who Evo in tilt rank, of tha Liberal* than was at in glass houare not to begin to throw Anticipated. i . We am indebted to Hom Z Chandler: far the faUawmg act which has jratt become a law md io which the apodalI attention of owe eoEdenbeyefe directed. ttie pudding is iu the eating thereof,’’ •nd the large ral* ot this improved ar- , rangamsnt all over the Union, including within the limits of oar Unioo, whore long estranged people shall re-uuito and fraternise upon the broad bails of Uni­ versal Amnesty with Impartial Buflksg . III. Tliai, subject to our solemn con­ stitutional obligation to maintabx. tho equal rights of all citisens, oar policy should aim at local sell-govern meat, and not at contralfaation ; that too civil authority should be supremo over the military; that the writ of habea* eorpa* should be jealous! v uphold as the Mr. Butler yesterday reported the •afsgusrd of personal firoeoom ; that the lightning like celerity to all parte of Kotiux bill anew in the House, when individual citutan should enjoy tho larg­ thu habitable globe. AU the furniture, filibustering ia'.modiatriy cotnmuuccd. est liberty consistent with pubic order; machinery and operating apparatus aro A dumber of dilatory motions were of tbo moot modern and elegant daecripmade and the Bouse q-ijourned without uon. and a host ot obliging and moat <m- As opposition to the Kuklux capable employe* are here always to be is made distinctively a (tarty matter found nt the public's servic*. The busithe Democrats, it will soon be settled nere of tho Detroit branch is simply im­ whether or not the Republicans who ' mense, and ia moat admirably presided voted against this meamre of protection over by Mr.Calvin Fox aa General Superto thn South, and who have been hither­ to relied upon as Republicans will ad­ ent position, as ho has veritably risen here to this course wtM it is known from the ranks. The night manager that assisting its defeat fa aiding tho opand operator is our old friend, Mr. The verdict of tbo Senate acquitting Com. Bdmunrie of every charge brought against him by the House of Repreecntativee, is the simple vindication of an Officer of whom tho whole iwoplo of tho called, chuoeo to make an issue upon State have repeon to be proud, and who this qut-attoa we have ao doubt of the. fa beyond question tee beet Commi*- result. Let us have the civil rights Uli siaMrarer elected in th* State, from chargee conceived in malice and brought ’ that an independent and able Senate have vindicated the fair fame of an offi­ cer whoeo only fault was in protecting the Stat* Treasury from a band of leech­ es, who have k> long hung around the of our religious public for the last 18 days, la rapidly drawing its delibera­ tions to a dove, and this afternoon (May 20) will no dflubt witness Its leal adjournmect The next place of meeting win bo at Baltimore in May, 1B7I. The attendance at this Assembly hu been verv largo, consisting of 6M ministerial and lay delegatee, and oar public have sliown their interest by completely fill­ ing ths large and beautiftil Fort Street Church during all the evening mootings. This hns boon emphatically a bueinaM GOOD NEWS FOR ALL Tho end of the Calsmol and Hecla mmera’ strike having rendered thn eer- reel iu entire nett cash premium* in the State in winch it* Agencies are located. Aa their premiums aro large, sad ronttaatiy on the faMMea, foi* fa qnfo a ev wtoereB-akreft, and Ml la that out throat policy of our Jwrksoa nrigixtaw. in ranrefagweml half fore team, to draw foe Efb Hood o* of their beet w vlki & an For Your Boots and Shoes Gait Kip and Stoga Boots. iorb W” t'ALL ’At*'jftrtN STANLEY M Pure Wines and Lj^nrs T �SALT. SALT. United Seat- Patent Offio e to Michigan Inventors fae tha weak w ling May $8. 1872. and eaah bearing ft 01 data. Furniabed this paper by Co* 4k Cat, ffeuriton of Patents, Waatehfton, D. 0: [evening the 6th fast, to take into eonrideratiou the celebretiou of the coming 4th of July. We hope to too a large attendance, — the question ia one of inipirtenoe to the-«itT- - | J. P. ROBERTS & Cd Keop ■ large supply of Sult for sale at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. DRUGS niMtwrtUirMsntaikiiEiim l&loto.' Medicines, 10 Barrel loin and more Mold to dealers at a very small vance obova Car-load Ratos. Furnace far Burning Sawmill and other Refuse, Peter Walker, Muskegon. Wood Itonding MachineJohn L. Whip­ pie and Edmund Trowbridge. Detroit. Dye Stufis, PAINTS & OILS Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, ' W. w. IwUL.hI to Uik. T WImUt, K-l oar efficient County Treasurer fur i the following spportionmsnt of Primary School and fine moneys to the eeteral Gardners' early harvest—Gathering townships of Barry Co., for tha year potato bugs and cut-worm*. Plenty of green cucumbers and gar- School Rooks $■ Stationery PRESCIimiONS AND FAMILY pi/ic Lupst/f fuiyiisifSD i/i onn load LOTS. SfsVtS 'The gentle dew-drops ere always ,re-| Ten thousand emigrants arrived ia freahiag." So are tho new styles of I New York ia one day last week. Boots, Shoes, notions 4c., at Gary Spaul-1 - Remember tho Fourth of July meetdmcv _____ w3 [mg at the Court Houre Thuredsy even- Peninsular Railway. 15 cents for men Cottonade Pants at the Great One Price1 Store. of Grand Rapids. Star \ Clothing House. Shall the friend and Imndtman of Jeff. Daria defeat for the Presidency the conqueror of Jeff Davie? The anh-sreret society ramventfon has I nominated Charles Francis Adams for I President, and Gen. Chas. Howard, of । Ill., far Vice Preaident. Liicupcjf tMuro inuuminc, Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. ___ Only $7.00 for a good\ Not easily beaten in the State—A doubble and twist suit of\ rge. makhed pair of bay borsea. owned clothes for men. Star Cloth-[ nd driven by Lewis Barber of (Triton, ing House, Grand Rapids. i this County. $3.00 buys a good suit for little boys Star Clothing held f Mridleville on Sat unUy evening left in aid of the projected Air lane House, Grand Rapids. (kaai Fever Villey Division CAPITOL OF Orr roa m Hocbs u» Conxamox.On complaint of his wifa, made oa the first of June, Daniel Shay, for being drunk and disoederlr. He was arrest­ ed, and on the M tried before Justice Clarke, who found the reepondmit guilty sb charged, and required him to giro bail in Ow> thousand dollars to keep tha poacw one year, and ia default thereof, to bo confined in ths Hoses of Corrvotiou at Detroit, foe tho period of one year The bail not l»ing forthajming, ho waa off ou tho afternoon train far a years residence at the Hotel de Brock- THE MASON PUBLISHING, ASSOCIATION. Th» Cihert Ltttegra$hta< Conip»Rj of Upas the wort. —4 are —W paMistUsa s BfleWH TiMrt UUngrijii «rf The New Capitol and Grounds, «» a n IkI« la rt.)’lai » Ao BlrtaM M.U o< lha An. al—k tfcer eftr u Ike T-oreU of Wo H<ala M Ik. aa—araU prwo ot. List oa assaaaa m Po« Omens ia the State of Michigan, far tha week en­ ding May 25ft, 1872. Reported far the Railroad, from .St Clair to Saugatuck. Hastings Republican BsWM, by J. McC. Perkins 4 Co.. Counssfcns-at-Uw and Solicitors for Patents, and Claims, Ova Coxaasroiadisci to-day includes No. 513 Seventh Street, Washington. tha fourth of our eon— of letters from Paris, a letter of much luUreet from Detroit, a Washington letter, and a let­ ter from a well known citisen of thia County, sojourning at Jasper, Tennoo- ra urn II WHIM! P.raenai FreB—tr. 1« $33,900 010. BEUBBLl 1B0 MBICT BOUTC, s=sraff£tasjats ®« Iowa. Nebraska- Kansas. California. , John Wolf now occupies tho whole of the budding, formerly occupied by hisI business and Herrick's jewelry. Thia change adda greatly to the di^fay ofJ , Furniture stock. of which Mr. W. haa rtjoaoe ®s H KS a SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE. Hastings, May 13th, 1872. F.». Bain.-Teu will pardon mo for oncrouehing on your valuable time and “Ward,” fa answer to a previous erne from agues, ia which the author armri himself antagomstically to the article,by first reccomrnding th. punching jmx— a. applied to the East End. So tar good i end I will help him drill the bole, U we can be sure of capacity sufficient, to admit for egress, any ar.i ell who take eiceptios to the erticlo in question. far I vtrily believe that it bft eposks the sine—» sentiments of not a faw; as to a proper axpreaston of grstfreds. and so far as doing “injustice to oso e< our moat worthy citwn." goe.; I wish to Write that if the shoe pmebes -doe t wear it I sm inclined to th. opinion that • Waid” tmsfakaa tha victim of tbo in­ tMdod sarcasm in the nao of the prononus Mr and fa, for 1 have yet to learn [NOCURE NO CHARGE saxs. Reliable dgehts Wanted in Every Town in the State! <v "fit*sss^Cnrnos -• omens IMO PRATT,’Prat Ho row Pwnaaxxrui*.—Hou. 8. 0.' Pnndlo left oa the afternoon train on1 Mm day far fhibtoelpbia, ria of Now York, to attend the National Gm rention. and win be aboent uatill about ihe 25th in the aerial light of that poetic mind, insi to which day hia Court stands ad- eboooe a different perch whereon to rest its aiauslod wings far it certamly must be oonsiderablr fagged out. after J®H*rx Xoc Coos?—H that Corn or ■seh a strain on its Buniim oa your foot cr toe troubles you. maginattvo picture drawn by Ward, eviu0 once Consult Dr, W. H. Adam, at the Hastings House. Ha ia fat town only foe a short time, but if yen need the attralton of a Chiropodist Dr. Adams is jus: the person » relieve you without pain from tho— troubteeotoe -eropa.” He leaves thia evening for Charlotte, but win return oa Ssturdny. 8TAMITI.TORE1)WT. Huore—or to 1CKLEY A. hLUlXSK. DRUGS'S5 MEDICINES, PAI/ITS, OILS, qifOOKIVKS, F'ssocy Goode, Sooke, Rtsstlomery, fto.. Fr Hr Ckotr to Era 1 tk tn M HASTINGS, MICH. J. L. Heed haa got tho celebrated Patent Tire Up—ttrr, with which ho can upeet cold wagon ttre <» the wheel. Otorit of people are now witnoasing thia great 'estray. PUHWIDH BITO8. S.T.-188O-X. u tho Greet-anchor of the feeble sad dobiiitaiod. As a tonsc and cordial for the in the Mure. Retured bare on the evening of the aged and tangdd it has no equal Id mot. and the probabiliti- are that the Traver-Jury will, to***”” «■“»- known that tha Puetofteo haa removed to (tadnr-s mow terift - (fate Btoel It should aho be bm, ami wffl bo by all wbe rift fta P. 0, thftg. Her- CHAi J. O 00. AH F. D. ACKLEY, CTwa Wcwnxa □» raa l»th Caarrai.— Tn Lewsu. Hom aad Agrioulturel Areviatioa will hold its first ansual reeling . fta temd» oftft Arereft- . if*”___ ...__ » Beautiful Women. State Street, Detroit & Milwaukee R F (jonvo ItAWTi Advestiring alone does not produr-< vuccasa. Tbo thing which is advertised must have intrinsic merit, or etee large advertising will eventually do it more hsrm than good. If you have aaylhwg which you know to bo go ’-J u thoroughly, and you will I ooad; if it is poor, don’t peopL. will soon discover Baft ia tbo policy of k _ Route, which runs to throe great regions In the Wert: 1st, To Omaha, conaoeting with tha greet Itecific Roads. 2d, To Lincoln, tho capital cf Nebraska, and all that brautitul region south of tbo Platte, tilled with IL R. Lands and bcm-teads. lid. To 8t- Joseph. Kanaas City and all Knnaae pmata. The roads are splendidly built, have th, b-t bridge-, fineat care the Miitor platform and coupler, end tho safety au CuUfto prevent the to- of 1ft that fa erory where daa happening). Pullman a _1__ vx.il—A,'-;.lanre and Fm Gaaxxua Jo*.—Tha job of grain ing bi rented by W 'P. Stark w re dur la Campl-.11 4 Dillmans’ Bdliard Hall, is equal to unyUmiK we have aeea ia fawns :s^t«Bj7 r.ua^Jj«vw Uaallas flUvw I lH — .U—UtulOeMOewaCUMM City Drug Store; Michigan Central R. R. $6,556 in Personal Property. 71B 1 “Curley” Mathewa hae opened a rec-' taurant and dining hall under the photograph Gallery, west aide of Jeff­ erson St It ia hie intention to have ire SI U S<«». Real Estate !$3,000 in Cash ! . W.o. Beckwith, President of tbo Michigan State Agricultural Society, has jutt been elected al Washington. President of the United Staten Agricul­ tural Society, which meat, at Baltimore Hastinga P. O . Jane 5, 1872. January next. Thi« ia a well merited Thomae 8. Bette, Mn. E. Barrett, Mias Ettis Cushman. Mre. A. K. Doyle, compliment Fraakliag Degroffi 8. O. Fisher fa Co., Mito Mary J. Hamilton. Mr. Andrew iMS-tAJ-? S3 „■* Horaa —These two magariaev, the one for adults and the other for the young, both eaoelleut of their kind, are publish ed by Hitchcock 4 Walden, Cincinnati. gxgnasrt’HEUr' MICHIGAN �JURUBEBA Tha protection which birds ex teal u> ! agriculture b no tew subject. It haa | Imjg attracted the attention of Batumi­ ! iata wbo by directing and utu lying । their structure, habits, and food, hare i learned bow unisonally they ;«ey upon | tbo enemies of our race. Their pro| tectioa haa Song boon urged l>y scientific men; in many porta of Enrope it haa j bs« found absolutely necessary in or1 dor to raise crops at all. Extinct apo | civs bare been imported aud carefully I roared and protected, and tbo beneficial multi bare been promptly au kubelan'tiallyfelt. | In our own country nil of the older ..— l - ■ - . ..c . c,._. .. . Dr. W tot if Jmtcta Ofc fcrSNU to Lmxt Lirin Rita UNDPUO, m JHfflL-fc -• ^370 ■ — - --------- - .wsawr WATER IM Wheeler & Willson m ai The Hceit tn tho World? Half a Million having been w Sold.' STTSe.” W.lU.'SDSiS;- GTTT’TM A TJTVC COMPOUND WAHOO BfflW K2SC.’U"~“SS'itf—' ‘“•I Guarantee Satisfaction ™ ik*. « „„ ■ ItUeiItun Skarge, i.,(ra«Uan gtesa ia IV Shingle. Lath, &c. Warehouse, ajoining C. F. Dwight # Co’s Foundry. A D. COOK, .IgL, <WW~1 m, b, enrdud uni sent luck iu good r^.I.q^ I most valuable friends and co-lnborvre ’ before their perfect protection ran ' be WELCOME MAJUJIX The present avonw 'n fit lima Ii>r such 1Gigantic birds, filling tho earth with thoir joyous Gift Enterprise. tise.ooo CARDING life. MACHINE It b fit that wo welcome them St Josaph,Mich. July 4,1872 [ In a preriou* issue "wo asked the eU । tentivn of our Poultry growers te this i colobrated Fountain, and stated that we wore teMingeb muiia. This we have ■ done to our entire satisfaction, aud hare ne hesitation in saying that it b in all respects a perfect Fountain, and that its value to the poultry growers cannot bo overestimated, of its cxcelleDciea over statAj. This fountain is now umi! kJ Firs* Capllu) gim, . «|< l*a>atui kaaldMN- hath tea yssn vacs at •> aipttiMartU.lXX *.<OW<1 Caplin I Gift. . «3l The Sea aMlarta.tr. uufamlaMkhi- PAINTING! Hair Restorative a largo number of tbs most ixrticalar Poultry. Fanciers, and iijr tbouiandu of Othorw ki-'pfag forb for tlirlr owpecanfurt or for peufit, Engl tedeetioe.1 to noma into general use just t» rapiilly ns known and people learn the U.-a»tey« and pref. •It derived from keeping a full sapply of good, pure water before their fowl*. The Fountain is oraamuntal, very durable, and cannot got out oforder. Being made of iron ahd well gllvaabod (inside and ant} it oounat vast ner Stale, and anything i------------ ------ —r— vaace that interest eu not ■ bat be in­ teresting to the greet body of b«r peo■ pb. ; It te aa acknowledged fact, and one that baa always attracted the earnest attention of the farmer os well m of nsr. of saenro and faaroisg, that tbo great enemy of the agnculturist is tbo gm» swarm of rennin and insect life HOLLER, xP. kv.w.r ..IK, -__ y.rta, E1KKH- NATURE’S .1. REWARD <>ATinjHj*5=s. Wo.U mpsetfally saesaM* In tl.« lulls » ssariitinsstiF* I a.py.lCT sad I’ll, Pires- Kslw Israisor Itapiam. IraiM. Wreki tad«sttaaJ4r. (,lw( ssr»c* < robtwr) oe<» ra I Srwk «Ufc. rasUu,. B,^| |U |M,i|.i«s, AH w»«MTspre-nrdb> tt. M«J>rsl rAISTtSO. GKAIJl>0. tALaoMJwjio. . r*ri*UArGtJt, la,I nH,lUsr»H.i>i>< , . <h- .a tsrsttgS?Ssg€j is Sr&SUMAtt, i.SKZiS>b txriKSxasat.’asLsraw ■ONEY. BLOOD PBRim COUGH MIXTURE chaiceby sale. Tt or MICHHUS. fa O« ctrt -wtsftsSsr’ ~ Tha water in tho dish b revived niMiy tis-.es n day. wlulo tha bilk is preserved in an air-Hgtt rvrervute. . Tho bulk of tbo voter is thumforo । peWoct^y secured from the nctii u of tha i a. wii—wa WONDERFUL OK! ^99159 WELLS’ CARBO (C TABLETS, 1 air, frxrm evaporation. from all dual and , dirt, from all lots or a aete, and froa tx'i ecming impure from any rouse i|hat1 ever, aud it automatically fix! infd the I daub aa required. HU the Fountain and sot if nr a dean place. beat on. a small pintform. Sbrald din ;ronhly gt t into the disk, empty out pure water from th* reesrvtur. It is well known that water in wbod-, ea, bon and eartber marts, in : hot । wroihor, soon becctues pnteid and green. ' it u therrunfit for poultry. Thousands, ^WtWTa WAMTKO ro. i JESUS. Dr. Crook's Wine of Tur. ,A IO YEARS aso lost annually from drinking this Public Tat AGENTS WANTED H Buffalo WORM CONFECTIONS DR. CROOK’S «r ike Urns 1U<* ra te. rsrWni ..rrwrie Land. WINE te W. E. WritD. Jest n«d< Tks aayster ad urrste .< th« Msbly l-telas f.»y sad tm •tty 4sscrUMd. Orrriowisg with wilud h.a son interested/ Prite from S2 to rfj. the eapecity bung 2, A and 5 pdlpns i eaoh, also a patera JftiftuJ irgreuly for yeeay Mmbas tar |!.25. B. VanGtwe’ beck. No. 12 First 8treo§l^i York Cijy, N- $5,000 each in Greenlioclm l PalasUee and Manufacturer. 1 Geras A lu«y, Wilk •Urrt-naeslal llareras. .tsstJtsr LIGHT IRON CASTINGS Along erperirans bee proved that man, with all the artificial moans nt lu. rrrrnmand te utterly, powerless to contend with thb boat of enemies, and that ia the faoe of hb brat directed eflbrti to •xtemaiaate them, they eat only thrirc. Detroit Ntvelly Works. IG MACHINES. ... cXrkiA.gjss. lluigls Johnaon, . CARB IAGES. call, WMMU * LAW. ™rnr^k u u: ....... . A F«rm of ISO aetao, aitaated fa township of Baltimore. 8 mdes from Haatinrs, and only 3 intlrs South of the Grand Elver Valley. B. B., nt Qoxmbr, blacksmit bU acres under’ impirovoweute, 1 mile from School Haaee, Sugar bwh'af 1,000 ema Spbadal tmt— of .0 kinds; Oak,'Unowned. Whitewood ate. Terma. For further bstructioas. inquire nt thia Office, or of OPEN * TOP BUOCIES, * PW|»§..4-A. G- F»REMh.K. m.i< K^A^.rULMtn* .I’nfifeteis, 100 Bounty ktaltllMMffik k. > t-.-h;- X<.-. HEAA>ST<>NKS, . TABLE TOW. . SHELVES. ETC. rrxr^AjSr. POKE ROOT. ■- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-06-12.pdf 4c902e12a7dc3c0ac7a1d4f146e9c0ed PDF Text Text BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1872. cident* are broadly *t forth, mixed up with fa. chit chat of the fobbi*. and thei running criticfam of the writer who aea-■ eon* it with Attic salt, and gantfahee ft with humorou* peraoaxEtiea By fans "dram.tiring" the Areetubly, fas reader fa more generally . amusad than cametly informed, aad it is to combat this feature at journalism that the Oommfarion proposes to make the newspapers swallow fan severo and heavy Mseuracy of an official compandaim, ar to ooaae their funning. LE& RUSSELL its for the Celebrated FfflTM BBSffl, warn O..M.V.. In Frame jouraalfam to DM the Frctrth but the First Estate. It fa fa* avenue to ofio. aad to pow*. and hear, why all public men ore conn«tod with it, why * mtsohtafaat direct* it, and why lato. H.owgfato tea. mad. a. many it h* such infinsnea, and as a general rapariraoraa aSarto aa. As Gwrfaaa^ and rule it* writer's social posfaon and re­ ft i. Am markaS y^-^ ysjiu,'^ spect. There are antbare wbcM pahii WAMBAMTMfi. 1st Lightness of Draft. county Ladle, knowno Need. 2nd Ease of Handling Or. feaiM. Sxn ter tentel Un. li i 1 1 WMJkt to see you and a show you the Goods. All 7 new and Prices no^to be This Plowis Offered on its Merits. ousalsaw str. Ss stew, wits .telesr. sates ra*aS M an wal Wilk HwsiM See. •n. Joe. ■fassrerr Israel, r Jle*. TSsste sets test stevs Hi IiH e c ; ।, nl Kalamazoo, L- and claim for ft unbounded liberty when fa opposition, aad manacle ft the mo­ ment they arrive at power. Monarchy, Esnptre, Commune, or Itopubbo ora only tolorat.au agreeable pre*. GufaoC considers the poUtioal rawspep* aa a “nooresaxy evil,** aad BiriMUst boldfag that a tasto for politics was a grave dan­ ger for the State aad the Inrfttuir, mt the editors into exile, fas Bastilto, or to the scaffold, so that when ba died the journals regarded hfa dfare* as etforted Muarin paid hfa funettouary ton pounds per month with tbs right to partake of the noonday dinner; the pMpl. went to Eaton to the **.*4/. in a publ.e hall, paying an entrance tee. In 1761 the journalfats were, Eke th. fiUtt 4» jtit, pla<-d under th« surr.illaure of t !>c po- Detroit Stoves! Bari of lust aatagocfaL la 1551 newspapers were published aa placards, and the King promiatd -lb. aid of “arisllary, powder and IraUefa" to eafae th. unauthorjrd writ*.; in 1&G3 printers wore hanged or strangled if they puldiabod without permfasioc, .nd thmr throat. com. Informers. Rich.li.u dispensed with all legal forenailtiM ; he aetoed the , publication, had it burned, ent the writer to the Bastille, where death re­ leased him. or ha wax expelled after no Ixmg a residence that the cacae of hi. in- j carccration had died oat of the memory Sewing Machine. To all who Intend to Purchase Sewing Machines — WbllYEABA STft^BB. ———i kf. Thiers fa not laboring under ill bosjfa, and the facrvxring cvld.no. that General Chanxy, combining military talent with political moderathm and ability, fa being looked up aa a Fieri­ , dent in reserve. The .Assembly shows that en a party drvirioe the Monarchist* ran eeeure a majority of ov* twenty. The moral tobo drawn fa, that no King could hold on with- each a margin, even opposing that tho prussut Chamber tea faithful reflection of the nation, which it fa not The new law on military service cannot be much longer kept beck; right or wrong the country io determined to have the plan of oomputoory service in the army by every qualified elites*. and the soon* the detail* ere arranged the belter. The liberal prut, without resoetiag to Uie UMl plan o' obtalaing signatures to petition*—by handing the matter ov« to pariah clerk • rad strivenore— hi. received six hundred thous­ and signatures, each eobocrib* paying one sou.*, to the petition ia favor of obligstwy public education. This to very encouraging, especially ia a country wh*n private initiation baa been far eo many yean garroted. From a napoo- WOlfaaShuttleVakhii taelixMng theirpatoto^ ___ _ _ _ __ _______ I shuttle and the moat perfect low* tension In existence. and defies .11 competition tn the* particular.. 3. . That It bn. far only tint AJOMr, Sei«r-Aiinnrrxxo needle to be found In aoyMraittoMaaiM, by sMridblM thickest matertai or the Seat fabric nan be sewed, uaing elth* coitoo, silk or linen thread of any irtxe or finish. r 4. That It run. eerily, rapidly and quietly, all morion, being poriUvw—wear Ing l»rte being made of steel, an-1 making a perfret loefc-Utcb alike on both 15. This* each M.ohlne-i. thoroughly tested oa the finest u well aa lbs eoarare* clsasas of iro-xl*, and toft ready for use, and need* no reodjusfanent or aNeratioo of any kind fix ordinary sewing G. Thrift fa ao simple In oonetroetton, and easily .kept la order, that vary littla or n«> tnetracUoe ts nosd»«l to learn to Briteh, Heat. Felt, Ilr.ld, Bind, Cord (talh*, Quilt. Uoos stltob. Embroider. Fringe, dto. 7. Tbrilt te made throughout of the b*t Materials and tn Uie meat perfect manner, and with such simplicity of construction that ft Is not liable to unequal xraMT. and require, ft wvv re padre than any machine ia tho'market, and ia readily and inexpenrivriy re adjusted after long wexr. a. That It ha. the testimony, not only of experienced expsrta, bat of the skill­ ed agents ot other shuttle machines to the superferity ia workmanship nod easy (fully announce to tlioi'r pntrouiF and thc Public(.enenilh ” tlud tliry bnvr‘rcriiove'1 J to the Large nnd C >niuiodi<»uti Sow Brick Store adjoining-the tVnshingti Block, aiul ■ willbebappv tondrve all who may giro them a call. Crockery and Groceries constantly jrririiM| Jjy the ( ar Load, and will be sold B. That the Company has uot ~>u<Li to obtain medals from Fairs or poblle Exporittons, which arc eerily obtained by a Judicious, though pretty large exhr CAjRCheaper fillin at the advertised petuftturo of money, and are worthhms m to the genuine value ot a Machine, but • ‘ ' - - — *^Co»t ^if ylu do’ru believe it call and have preforrari »>s«w»41-Vsa same ar hlghrat standard of perfection, thus e . will not lx»r Use in-wt rigid scrutiny and the sererest testa. They believe see. We Pay Cash for Butler, Eggs, nnd which that In the end faelr cuatotnerc will ta- bettor satisfied with this c-urae than they ^7*2L all kinds y»T Prodtide. would with imperfect and badly Onfabed Machines which have the slmtllre of 3J1IITVE AM,-yUX.T.Y WjfoWltA.^fTKXJ wuu. iito BAKMY OOUSTY. Amfay to ' OMna- XSnifaaa. Mich. BLACKSMITHING! j AjEatt at Hasliw, Ktkitai irte ®, a man r a i Wfa.-* • T^jfp jjpsprflpce for Business Men. ttte from fa. nnmbecs alleged to be daily flffag into FraoM and hyfa^dawMthrir arm*. It Ataandea., M only ptUiencs u-Mtw .1 SmMPsa emigration fa taking piece, be will have no mure nlgecto to rwwanl or. punish. plao. where he wm aware rappK* were short, end wore, whan ho was txtgnixast a* fa now ptdeed, that Macmrixon waa adraaafag to rid him. Hawn, why Baxafae fa to b. hrid snore than fadirectly responsible for the dfaarter < tiedan. Again, instead of deciding resolutaly aa is Couunamler-fa-chiaf, he sum­ moned general, to council, of war, when emiou. Hfap eommanc* hi. poUtfaal crime. H.ring teamed oa the Ififa ol September, that the Napoleon dynasty Lad fallen, ho fasuol a proclamation to hi* soldwre a**rting that their duly to­ ward* Fraucw in dang* rcrari^un | --bebebve i-crz-TD Fonzcrsr." BLASTUSTGe CENTRAL. MEAT MARKET! fisnsgMs ef lbs PATENT COOLERS; Pams. M.y Ufa. The French journals ere wianintous i a qresttea wbtob pate the raft to rag*. Und* tb. teUBatpire Ute newspepers were bound to publish foe official abstract of the proceedings of the Legislature ia foil, wbeaern they dis­ prreenca of th*.- figures, it to *try the experiment ci ” “ “------'----- - “ cussed ray deputy-, dries**. Th. fa but jnri *" empire was wEtodn. alienee, end by a compelling cluldran to acqcrire the figure of speech, peace. Our republic. I rudimeut* of knowledge »•. tees'. uophal ear to royalirt heads, prepoese by a parliamentary iraiSMitie, MM on­ ly to adopt the imperial essyfa raid., but to compel the psitdfaatinn ed that anal- IMS with the famous Regnier, an unknown, whose credential. were a photograph of th. Prince Imperial aad the texrar-s sig­ nature avoe fax hack ; for what J To bring back the overthrown Empire. He then offered hfa sword and hfa troop, to the enemy to be allowed to oonititata Inmacil a centre of order to repress th. “anarchy" in hie country. What waa the anarchy.' Foor Pari, setfang down for heroic rematanev. and th« country rushing to anna, not in the fn.nry of fear but for the defense of all that pe- found the nation had truly rejected the Bcmaparw he broke off the negotiAtioaa, by which he lulW Berefa* into inactiv­ ity, fur restoring fa. danaaty or aDrrwiag far Mamba! “to establish order nnd pro tort society—the shiblxtfofas still of th. second empire—by sabrfag his cocntrynien into making a peare with the found himself atane. Then—by which Baxaino tod hfa generate to romider th. pcaribOity of a capitulation — learning to starvation to make ft a n.iwmfty—end the Igssomy of the sunvader, are but •orotidary counts in that indictment which charge. Baxafae' with aa exhibitian of accumulated faults unworthy of even a mediocre general; and also with pnralyring bte faculties inch as they were, by political calculations, which taduoed him to sacrifice hfa country for a dynasty, nnd the honor of French arms muxt clear up, not fur France but for history and th. prison*. W. hare had no spring (his year, and judging from the wicked penuntoao. of bad wMlh*, are likdy to have no sum­ mer ether. Only think that fa a good month hence, the dan will commence to grow short, almost before they have grown tong. Everything *ems to be out of joint; (be doga having lust hope in th. return of th. camonlar day, are going mad, in despair perhaps, to judg. by the solemn police notioeu to mnsil. them. A citisrn without influensa, a school nor receiye home instruction, and cough or a toothache, a baby exempt that of the 519,000 pupifa that quit fr ;m measles, or its grand parents from schools every year, more than 70,000 rhnnmalism, would b. at thia motnant a G. L. FREW, Agent. -------- - mostaDM are gerifag ttpadivsrriou there T J r|/ 5’<h iIiwWctW m ■ < : • i tor end nteoedbmta, that render U. conduct inexplieabfo. Hit reason for withdrawing to Meta after someddtl Uj. Jexrey Qdy-W. W. Bunktar. like a vfotory al IfaramvOte—and to the Chicago—B. Bobiarm. Baltimore— Dr. Bob. Keen*. BL Lotti. Ttobt Tk«reu*lklueafrfe>u»»* e 3rd Excelling of work. £»ny a furrow well .^wnd will not clog, 4111 Its Great Durability. The chilled Iron being harder than tempered steel. cH aaO •nd before wh.-fa teehrial Verdict, kjmen mast bow. Tbs pwple dwril much on Baxafae*s greet traaron, but ov*took hfa greet israpacity. Ho won bte Im' ‘ ‘ AnbeaU Ma^ew, aad tori them fa ra mnootorwith’tatosfffli Germain. But the populace have anrioualy Mixed the strong eharg* egamxt fa. Marshal He rifag* foefomp** trammeted hfa plana, now th. only ad­ vice Napoleon ( gave—that th. army ahoold fall back ggertU defeat at ia th* Champ. lOpee. sad the tubube ban had to MMpend till winter cmom to Eager ia the lap at May ; the market gnrder.ere umrt the cold and the rain have been their rata, aad the youg bird, are unable to ^ro. fa thrir {fttto naris owing to having bam washed oat of them, tbefa ranmfaa m pfafced up ua- been more written about, talked about, and trarelod about, fa unaccountable, and indicates a want of ail miration for the wondsn at Braithfa nd. Were it a­ era* the waters, is would be ia eng. fat mrmou, aad ia teeturv, and trarefanby scores would go ae ther now go to the nJrUfJrti'KE.bu ImLImagfae a mootitain of solid granite towering two thousand fed, with scarce­ ly a ahrnb on it. defiant UM face- In it. relitad. It is aleoK M kiadred nigh! Not even th. faint outlfas of a moun­ tain fa discernible fa the diataaoe; aad as upward to its parfas cfawmc Palisade. pendkufar he e can but wood* if it mm dfafanl i^sra, ___________ suddenly, by sot* freak of nature, •d to our planet; or mar ft nut boon, thatduriag the great nrit ocean, which once overspread the s matter attracted matter, until fae m Tux Axxxrcra Own Fxtiow for Jone ; fa fan moat intaresiiag and aKrartive number ever fanned. Ufa profumiy of rxneDtnt fxmilr reading, aa well u all the news of the Order throng bout tbew*H.We ‘ ‘ • ir • �Ln? or I’iixim issued from the ttted State Patent Office to Michigan 1 ■teuton frr tho wook ending May 21. HAVE STOOD THE TEST. DRY GOODS tfon al unauthorised ctaim- by their fapeotaetion of voluntary immigration. ptore the Ticket nominated on Thvreday Iret by tbe Republican National Conrention at Philadelphia, end which ia, beyond qeretion, to bo endorsed by a very decided majonty at the American people at (bo polls on the 5th of Ncvem- This morning while walking up the Avenue I Itapjemod to meet Schuyler iCilfox, who eemed to bo more disturb.J than usual for a gentleman with such 1804, when Mr. Lincoln was elected the second time, and which occurred during tho war. all the seceding States were not embraced, sad four years tater, in 1808, when Gon. Grant waa elected, *C. TRippot, (ho newly appointed Buph pied. Not tar behind come tho Prov­ Virginia, Texas and Mis-dreippi were ident taking his accustomed walk with still unreeonstiuetod. and cunsequentiv of th. J. L. 4 8. R. B.. was tbe recipient lost Saturday, of a handsome gold ths inevitable eigar in his mouth, look­ had no vote, so that tho popular vote of t watch and chain, valued at $300, and ing as nncoacemed os be did on tho day appropriately inscribed. It ie a slight testimonial ot the cstenta which tho employers at Jackson Station, M. 0. RR-, and his friends entertain for him. And in their estimate all unite who have tho pteavsro of a personal acquain- «I*3eCE American Organ It M u tie PiiUc ei. iti ItiiiL Everybody Should try them before 1-urcluuinjg Elsewhere. 175 Packages of Dry Goods, The Weber <fc 'G-abler Piano, Tho Convention wax fully attatidcd, ererj State and Territory being represcnted, and waa decidedly snthlriastic REAHONABLE TKKMH ML.°‘ New Advertisements. creditable to him and an emphatic eudotaemeak of. his official acta well dosurved; and though we made no secret of feeling throughout the laud. StetasnO—Tho Republican party pro­ pace to resjtect the lights reserved by tho people to themsolrM as carefully as the powers delegated by them ta tho State and to tho Federal Government. -It moat enthusiastic approbation of the people of all the Eastern States, and be­ yond all question, strxmgtucn* the ticket their production aad ii is adl to be classed with luxuries, bat has really come to be recegafad as a noceauty. Therefore the poor maa has to pay aa much of the tax, and oftoc more than tho rich, and that to without his labor being benefiltod ta the least by :L All the talk ta regard to taxing luxu­ ries really amounts to but little, and we most frankly admit that wo tail to find any argument ia furor of taxing imports over a direct tax upon all taxable prop­ erty, except its influence upon labor. While labor in India is wnrth but eleven cents per day. and in England good form hands can be had for righteon peace, or 30 rents, and good mech­ anics but a little higher. It is perfect nonssace to assume that the removal of tho tariff; or tax upon tho productions of their labor would cot seriously effect American labor. But tho question is askad what of that ? Is it not os well for the mechanic to work for six dollars per wook, if he can buy at one third of the proeeat prices, as ii is for msn now clrnnic expects to get aomdhing ahead, and if he works for eighteen and it costa him twelve to lire, ha lays up six doll­ ars per week, while if ho worked for rix, and it coot four to Hrs, he would only have two. Bui ii is asked again, ia not the two dollars worth as much os the six if it will boy m much ? Compere the pauper labor of Europe with the laboring masses of our own country and let that answer the question. । . ■ i s • • r , 1 250 Rolls New Carpets, its acceptance. Thus our Democratic friiu>da will be placed like tho art be­ tween two bundles of bsy, and it is hard to toil by which «d» they will bo at­ tracted. It is of no conscquoare, how­ ever, which way ths minority sides, for it is believed that tho Republican party counted on us safe for either party. has a riser majority ia a sufficient r.um- And in most of them than bare Imiou indications of iucieMod Dormsratic strength. It ii not safe therefore fur hs to calculate ou Republican victories ns already asanred. The coming camPresident Grant before he signa any t*!gu has yet to bo A v^orous ano. of the numerous private bills that are llepublicnns must take nothing for gran­ ted, but must work hard and conquer annually hurried through Cungresa a victory— EuUrfritt. without much consideration, bus establishod a practice of sending every vus to tbe Deportment to which ii aptwiri tains for a thorough nnd rigid examin­ ation before signing tho same. This Wo refer our readers to the advertisenew system has already enabled him to detect several frauds, for ho has vetoed moat, in another column, of tBis Grout I some half doom private bills already ; Combination Show, which suite Hastand the fare thus taken lias not only ingv. on Thursday, Juno 20th. Grady saved llio Government largo sums, but presents trore free outside nttrnctiuns I has prevented tbe establishment oi thia any exhibition on lb" road tho procedouta wluch would have coot much present season. Among the principal, fratuiM of tbe Grand procoMiun err tho mammoth Lions’ Den containing i Earnest efforts arc being tnado hero Herr Paul SchofTs monster performing ' Lions, open to full view; the beautiful by the friends of education to induce the territorial Legislature to establish four Band Chariot, containing I*ro£ Ann-; additional primary ochioU in which the a'rong'a London Argyle Band, tho best ' naw method of objective teaching known in the country; tho long train of richly | carved (.’ages uiutaining ths wild beast’, tho African War Elephant Sultan, with i his canopy filled with joyous children ; । TUer* are in this city one hundred and t JoMy-throo private schools and about one hundred aad thirty public Yacnr. This man ot iron nervo poei•ohoote The existence of to large a num­ tivefjr perform* the skmI daring and bar of privutovehoota, not withstanding thrilling teats upon a trajwot bar attach­ the fart that permits are taxed for the ed to tho balloon. which it in iteolf an I On support of thopublic schools, is evidence attroction sufficient to call together a that tho tatter are not conducted as ef­ larger crowd of people on the 20th than ficiently and, successfully as they ought ever assembled in Haatitsgi on any show-day. Grady’s inside Show sur- ! Tho Kisdcrgartcn method has made great progress both in Germany and in the United States It has already been adopted as part of tho public school sys­ tem in Bostati uni it is to bo hoped that it may yet be introdxcod through- Beat Curious Facto and Figures Be lattng to the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine A.KE GIVEN. WARD & THAYER. May 15, '79 Eastings Jllcgan. GOOD NEWS FOR ALL $20,000 Worth feta, One Hundred •HIM a MW. $100,000 00 WE PAY Prize $5,000 in silver! “FbMMClS Coining into our Store. DRUGS AND Tho following may not bo devoid of The new tariff and internal revanua bill which, however, will not go fully in­ interest to tho reader, as illuilrating bow extended is tho business to which it to effect until January next, provides fan large reduction of internal revenue officers In tho place of eotno throe hundred eoUcctos and assessors there will be only eighty, and other officers are reduced in the strao proportian. Thus without orientation there greet aril Mrvics reforms are bring carried oat, and v«y soon tho people will not only derive the benefits of diminished taxation, but also a great diminution of ery Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out TAILOB & FARLEY ORGAN SPRING & AVEltY. B !8E ffiOB DffAfflEH! I have just received a telegram from TMMMpUa, stating that President Grant waa re-nominated an one ten P. M. to day, receiving all the rotes ofovery PstnsafUonktaktaw, OBOOEBIEB. A ehrtae Aiaaortoent on hand at all should not bo an unm t oning rallying in tho Third Auditor's office. Another cry of politicians, bat tho platform of trial for vacanrire in Ctb Auditor’s office tho 1 altering massas. Therefore let the taken place to day. duty bo removed from every article that Tbe War Department is completing does not come into cumpetitfon with American labor, and tho highest duty i put upon all others, that wffl bring tissm into healthy competition with . American industiy.and our people win no longer fool that they are bring taxed ' for the support ci tho gvvornuient, but will recognise ths fact that the foreign CASH R. MUDGE *10.000 IN GOLD! pbant election. The first examination under tho now aril service rule* ia the Treasury De­ partment took place yrateday. There Thousand Delian! Plan tolbosswbo wish. ISnhteMtaM tf tan UM,Mi(t,HrteN ktady. in mis in niflu IS. VAN VLiCI A CO’S. For Your SPRING a AVERY. to to tbe tach, 410,871 fata. ia length, which would extend more than sixteen timw around the globe. Tbe movemementofn perfectly clean and well adustod Machine is so nobelree that with fifty of them in operation Slewart & Steinhoff, Establishment is Sirpel ai Ittokal, DENTIST! Kpfel �/A f rnttr qwo nioitiquii rouq or G. C. GRADY’S J. P. ROBERTS & CO MAMMOTH MENAGEBIE tho re|iorte of the oSesnshow thsComimaytobe in a prosperous condlton. Tho amount of peoperty now Insured is I3.184JW8M. Tha nsmbor iof m.mbsrsisl.**. . The offtoera alocted for tho coming ABD GRAfflFKE DRUGS Medicines, ciuwti. The Hillsdale .Staadwd is entered and appears ia new type Tho Glorious/sorM to to bo celebrated that they are selling g.^da just a little st Hastings. Come Everybody. cheaper then any other house ia Mich Ar wonx. - Anderson securing sub­ ■•a SMgMtf scriptions to tUK. H. 4L R R. anoaic. PAINTS & OILS rille, Eaton Co. Z/wwtora—Geo. W. King, Eaton Bap. ide: John Dow Sunfield, John Farlin, BsDevaet J. W. Amos, Cannel; J. B. llmso. Delta, Eaten Co D. W. Ellis, Assyria; J. C. Hanna. Irving ; J. H. Ear1, Prairieville; P. M. Wheeler, w_ a.___> . w r. v. • . . » . . 450 Men and Horses . J*4* a r*t;rrn" ‘bn* boonti. fu! Jain, Bilk, toil at-shilling. par yard Is n great enriositv ia Grady’s Clrcus. te the New York Cosh Store. maySfttf Mr. Chas. Grady, the wittiest Clown ia tho bnsinesv, is with Grady’s Circus J ‘i'PinsjH The original Belmot Brothers ere posi­ tively with 0. G. Grady. Several liquor suits will place in ocr city. soon take The Doubte-Meeked Six-Legged ..Ball, MA •KI. . . .__ <_ ..-__ ____ . n . It gives us pleasure to aanounoe that We regret to learn that Hon. Daniel Striker ia confined to his house by sick­ the celebrated Peak Family Bell Ringers ness and may not bo out fur some days- will be in this city on the evening of Good for 00 or 100 eta. pee lb. ell Wednesday June IPth,tend discourse their wool unsold after August 1st we unrivaled music to ths people in Union HsU. ; Thia eempamy ia one of the most template musical orgnnixatious of the kind traveling, and their performances are of the novel and pleasant sharactor Cottonsde Pants at the Great One Price Store of Grand Rapids. Star (nothing Souse. me—. Mr. W. H. Peak in one of the pioneers of bell ringing in this country end has had many excellent comtmniae under his management; but it is doubt- 7J cents for men ■ICHIGAM CEMTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division Cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. ___ Only $7.00 for a good doubble and twist suit of clothes for men. Star Cloth­ ing House, Grand Rapids. •fS. 00 buys a good suilifi little boys Star Cloihin House, Grand Rapids. rwvi Than ft ri’S ! XrlMd- Til lu 9E£,ui. 11 ii ii :: >u :: <• «» ?■ SSSim X Die Union School ground grading job is fast approching oomplotion. It will be a credit to tho city. Tho wonderful six legged Bull ia a which readora it always fresh and pluoagreat attraction with Grady's Menage- aing to the ear The Peaks are masters of the to novel insuumesta, and manipalate them with aa ease and grace and unanimity that prod uno an effect aa Temperance at tho M. E. Church on striking and perfect aa if the players Tuesday Evening. were all moved by one cummuu impulac. yf< ..a —Mwtav to defter tbe ex- Aside frotu tho musie of the lielto the programme embraned many attractive psitae. aFtho Cobbrntion of the coming aad entortaiaia; featusba. Prominent 4 th of July. k Madam Bridges, tho aonderful and daring oquistriau and tight rape vaulter is with Grady's Circus and Menagerie, ■y The City f’etap on tho old artesian well site works to a cborm. Tbe pump The Annua! rareting of tbe Berry and Eaton County Fira Insurance Company, was bold yesterday at tin Court House Weather ia appnxhing ia which the soda at F. D. Ackley’s will be rwHahed with pleasure Our Printers here el! I am now prepared to furnish "white ash" tabs for packing butter in. Far­ mers wba wish tn get a good price for their butler, will caU on me sad get one of these tubs There to no rrosun why wwntern batter, if properly packed, should not bring ns much in jirice as tageaiOj-vnia ream* a*u-s» a« <x»hmm. HASTINGS, - Thursday, lune 20, 1872. MIDDLEVILLE. Friday. June 22. CHAS MoGILL, Goneral Agrt. ing» House in this Gty, is making ex­ tensive preparatfona Cor one of the Anost Bowxsr Daxcm ever held in this sec­ tion of (he Btste, on tbe coining Fourth A oaocxn is willing to admit that hon­ of July. All the srrangamouta will he est tea is the best policy, but when it in perfect coder—the best of music in comes to coffee, he doesn't believe in running tho thing into the (sound. SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY k SLADE. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN EffSSXU* “' u~4 The Alncan War Elephant Sultan tnents, if friend Taylor doesn't know the best performing elephant ir. Ameri­ how to please the pablie in this partic­ ca is a feature, with Grady's Menagerie ular, then no men does. Besides wo and Circus. this City on that day, nnd extensive fire ilusruasavioa Ovariaman: ‘Law mo, works in the evening—all in tho imme­ Mandy, whets did you get that nice diate vicinity of tho Hastings House, furxhuTO r lAt Bsosmwr, Heath A end in full view from tho Bowery. Co’s new store. They eril awful cheap." Try them. , QLD, RELIABLE AWD DIRECT RO DTE. AKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY. L Carpenter, of Alpena, has sued two ealeon-koeperv for selling liquor to her husband. Bhe ha* placed her damages al |6,000. &--li Detroit & Milwaukee R R and good evunectionsl, and are in a word die best equipped rood, in tbe West So that if you desire to go safely, surely, quickly and comfortably to auy point m Southern Iowa, Nebraska, KaasM, or on the Pacific Roads, be sure that you go “By Way of Burlington." AU who wish particular information, THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, laviag ebtetseS^^ks SrvliHMt^Mr^lL I. Tks Oatmt t-HSofeaphlng In another place will be found the proceedings of tho meetings that have been held to make arrangements fur a celebration of tbe coming 4th of July in th» City, end to which the attention of the public, is invited. Wo shall have the fvU programme in mson for the Banna next week, but ia tho meantime $23,900 in Real Ertate I $3,000 in Chnh I $6,555 in Personal Property. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS; / Wo notice^ in this city yesterday, Hon. Geo. Thomas and A. & Towne Eeq., of Prairieville, T. B- Diamond, and J. H. Earl, of OrangcnUa. John Kegle and David Smith, of Castleton. How. G. K. Beamer, of Irving, John H. Munroe and Levi M Dewey, of Johnstown, end several well known ctiiamm of Eaton County. tvoer —Upon every stream ia Alaska that courses its way to tho ocean are found vast quantities of fossil ivory ; the low lands sad tokos are filled with teaks and botwa of elephants of an age past and a rare, ecologically speaking, long since satinet. The ivory is not turn d ia isolated localities or masses, tot fiver almost the entire country from the mountains to the ocean, and in sucn > The contract for grading the hill on abundant quantities that ship foods of Broadway oppeoite A. W. Bailey's promtoea, van let to Mr. Joseph Cols. Thu work could fnO in no bettor hands, as rimilar jobs con testify. Ho abo baa the balance of tho work to finish <m tax to be expended la planting shade trass be^ds A. hlghffva WuMd taka advantage •< Uris, tetil10Mlr highways and make rtiso attractive to Sxntx.—Parties indebted to fhto office foe any amount are requested to can and pay up ad sea tea pamiHs Wfi era much in need of tho -asedfur’ and hope that those wHI be a general r» ot Detroit. The Now Capitol and Grounds, pLABTATlOB BfflKRS. S.T.-1860--X. This wonderful vagoteHs restorative HORATIO miT.Pnt ffiKT I.« W. (Sit J. UH, ta ML INOCURE NO CHAR'JL �JURUBEBA it to a yswsrM Teas'. apwiallr aS.;«<J f.e •< .•Heci.c eta. tbe l'sgsi> tod fokltalfa< syt la neUoirenribaadrluIlir; 11 wUlRt.e •!«•. i IhefasWa. etoMKthtnfba wi. .kliMllco la It S^tol-sMi'Hl to i>.e.U c..l k> ll.. . Br. fell!' Sma if Jinto Wheeler & Willson SEIIM W! The IJcwt In Urn World I givjh.- away 10 bow rye for weak ohm in eoH Shingles, L.Mh, &c. " Half a Millian having been Sold! Wimsled ftrse yssn by. a rsspaaeibls combHHKbt to »• lk. bees. «f Iks ysreksssr wltfuas«xu* <h<-K., gt.ea to its CK ! HA .sit Mliitoritoa (MTMlasd, Hum sspsri- SHEPARD’S COMPOUND WAHOO Guarantee Satisfaction I KMttSSSF” “ ■ Shop in Beriow * Goodyear's Now Wsroboooe, ajwining C. Co’s Foundry., 4f. D. COOK, Agt. V. Dwight 4 £ »/. v HF Wool sent by railroad will be cardoj and sent luck in good amditfon. Avsnesp'rlswL’tT.aa......................... Tho fowls oecupieda plum orchard of about thrvo-qsaiteni ot an acre—room enough for one hundred fowls or more— and a email building for laying, rvoatwith splinters tightly. looming m the ^n 1870 we triad again, starting on a lariwr mln, 11b head tn all—85 hen. and 30 rocks. Killed idf some rocks, laanng about 100 for h. sori rug. Kepi thorn iu tbe same conditionastoet year. At the end of the year their debit and credit was m follows: IXaNtlnigw, ■Jllob. WELCOME MAMBLE A Challenge. . Wx JViu. Qtm 11,000 Fes asy Usufani gktolfa Mesfass m> ia mai kSk ikkl dMe m« rental, at tsnl twwty *vr KrHtfa number of good telle on i the sheep. i 14. Do not lei tbe sheep spoil woo! with chaff or bum ' 1 16. Cut tag-locks ia early B|«ing. 16. For scours, giro pulverised alum Gigantic Gift Enterprise. I PjnPHMs.C.ps.thtu.Jtiirt.. lUbses.Trsm. | f Ifthp.O, Ac.tirftartles ul I'.rsMs. Al Ike sMMfMlKlsq. UaUn*4 A<. X. V. CAlk.SM a | BBO. kisH.T. OBATCAI'. b»«4 far UlsMrarW j '^’Tn^Ku^’WSI^bl.iTSO.T:— Wk Witt Gin »1,000 ' aaj Bbeltlo NukIM that raw u Mill aa tbe •eter * Wilene. Wr Witt Grrx fl 000 CARDING MACHINE! A.t Nashville. - gro. --If »rv—..SsH »• I blue vitriol, bested in a iillie water. . IB. Shear at once Sft shsop com । tuendag to sltodite wooUrdso. the «■'. । ther >• too eererv^ad wire carefully. the ]flt of any sheep that dis'. : 19. Haew at boat uw good wick by you for refer-nro. TVs will ba money BRIJG ALONG TOTO IDOL St JosepbJCch. July 4,1872 NATURE’S > stocks, aad a few ducks and turt, Ws hatched about 2,000 chicks wfll probably raise about l.fHK) head I in all: at one time 5» hena wore seting on 767 eggs, and 25 or 80 luma were boToring several hundred chickens. The aeuaon was rwy poor for raising 1 poultry—sc mar.y hoary storms; in one , ■tortn wa foot over 70 birds. We also 4sne«iastoo thick find that srawa are vary fond of chickens, 6over 400 being charged to them ; a nW'। to sWXsWl nor too thin tocover propursMu to tho only “aenrwcrow." Our stock ly, and apply it evenly 6. Do not apply a su.cxJing coal Isgenerally couaUi of Dunchills, but we are running into pure blood sumo - ■ fore the previous one u dry. Brahmas, Leghorns, White Cochins nnd , 7. Do wt use a lighter color over a darker. f. Do not add ilriets to rotor, tong' before using. he UX^1*** M I'"'* <^n*t M *’!' d’* 5 mnn lixkMr. T1D8H81 K’iWkKlBUm: £a£Sc MONEY. lUAUUCJLHAXJA . A4akauua»aIM.1 L KKurx FREE TO BOOK AGENTS. IAXCERV HALF. (IvniOAN, la ia. Air »l[Ba«n ■ |> eUl»r«r>. l.v'llteltototT Faw'^Tbfa' ."e M Sa. ReriyUrt Ifluttalna. U ««J Haul 10. Do not oterobarge ths brush paint. 11. Begin wrth tho highest ]Mt of your work and. proceed downwards. Photographs, Hair Restorative COUGH MIXTURE. Tkte WetH,-.. t» CM F-*T*« ntatfo» 2=k=±=±=J=£±USUS2£j»SSE tjt ih firr f N nr* ■*!—i - Photographs. WELLS' CARBO It TABLETS, PUBIFY YOUB BLOOD. ICAbTION - Respectxjidly infoms the pidAccf Barry CoufO^'and Surrmaidfnv CdUnt^f/that he is making OT reduced prices, the best Photographs in the county, and second to none in the State. iigrT'-e “■‘fret «f rfas Eator»''-e-s. to swk. Urt sat. Wrlb* t-srfaMIe 1 visard 'r will be M.eyed by W'treaty Deed fiee l»n a» .era«*ran«.. to Oto fact. .«»b«<. JEftttaS±4i.~-uSJ-A L= - ------------------- J AOKWTW W<l " TVC IS o Cliceap Trn.hy Work is to coma off wo sprinkle the eggs with cold wotter when aka ia off the ns«t feeding; thia prevents the eggs getting too hot and tho chicken dying in tho shall. Wo am not bothered much with tho gaprn Wabave lost hut ooo chicken palmed off as Photographs, but Artistic pictures that can only be made from exper­ ience and a Scientific Jcnowlya bKtinm. taH before oei ng imposed upon by \ carricatu res ofyourfeatures elseinhere. Jf. B. Persons with, tightblue or grey eyes are request­ ed to call on cloudy days for theirFhfCfagraphq. , AGENTS WANTED I! BLOOD PURIFIER. •trm« f Mero.,,,. V>„ I . ____ —-***•* A»«S« I taelmx. MUbUea. Detroit Novelty tnwnahip of Baltimore, 8 miles from IlMtings, and only .3 milaa South of tbe Graml ilirar Valley IL B„ at Quimby, pod ycung and growing orchard, gis'id log buildings, living stream of water, 5b seres under improvements, 1 mile frots School Hbusa. Sugar bush’ of 1,000 trees. Spfoudid timber of aU kinds; (Mk, Bassrood, Whitewood etc. Terms, 825 ,s>r acre. For further in­ structions, inquire at thia Office, or uf the proprietors, D. 11. A A. Q. FBEEMAN. Baltimore, April 17th. 187& Dr. Crook’s Wine ofTar. io yeati’s LIGHT IKON CASTINGS ad in curing one vwy valuable by rottiagopsaiaUcrop, taking out the hard nmea, sewing the srowud, and feeding on aoftfcod** twoar thm days. One word about ducca, as aeerybody dadsroe thal they will eat their heads off. Wo mewnenrod on a small scale, not having any «H cut Mtr- DE CROOK’S iTiupor POKE ROOT Public Test Works. Hee proved DR. CROOK'S WINE Michigan-Exchange. l-UOHATF. UK1 xTArrorwrarjeax. ro..*, zs=£'.cr«swE‘H: /'Aomcr 42asb Stem i too Bonnty kstafow UUtikLWJal. te.dast. OM wan jt'AigSgkiygacrat -TSaIEI Mi. * � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-06-19.pdf 5e5e6c3fd09e4efecc33a3c88b57bda5 PDF Text Text TH■ : >UU.n. I in the tourniquet btooa of Fainting J. ft. VOL XVII. Prttoinnl mi tift INGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN Bee—I, Jno. Btoodgood. Indianepulis—Mqjor J. I. and Miss E. Morns, Mn.aT.BMM. Bouton—E. W. Col­ burn, Mro Mackintosh._______________ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19. 1872. the bakers persisted in : plan. Employers am dispute ; they have caly to keep their sherpa open from six A X. to tea P. M. aa required by lew. Tbs maa are paid BEAUTIFUL for the Ladies I .gents for the Celebrated e—nagoos, (teem SHU, tee ruiiu, The army has had overite pet namo for ths chief of tbs State; it caBa M. Th—-Pqpp. Xiksa good father the Fretedeat ha. bren dotting mndt at tetafoutothe pwrocmd —fort of Ute family; he Bads that his boy. would be improved by an addition to their food ud an improTem.nl in 'its manner ot cooking. Tbs daaih-rato Mmong civil­ —. hetetwau W) andWymrsis lOper oeaL, amttog sold ion, to piping times of peace, and aftbs same—0 per cent , ThsF—hsoWasr's daftp rations e— 'aad they aro never stteted wUh wMr ptem&LS p—fao{ h^of whMi Having oxhausted all protest, texi <—haM ta vhite aod tetosH M^his keeping bock th. diecnsMou o» the Mw- tetep tMIbi S—♦ beefMtohid tog boos, recmittag projoei>»r the army, eoplaiM> l-ilk esgwtobko. wttoh make thro, pints of sonp. pw>ag campaign, oofA» pud tatody we served art, bu| w«t Ir.ta time sfpeeoe. Rte is the soldier’s diol whilsou active eervire; heluu to tns< to bh MemI* to giro him the m^qitoto ra»y U. Uhu beta found that ftisaentofossMlr toeuffi—t to moot the wear and tear of the tiamms ; l.nd, ba: tho anxiety waste hamrei- and that the famous pat m /swiaaay. Ued ipa and the thing but nourishing , the meat should NT sad etmditions ter soteriag upon it, re thai tho youth of country could th. beaf auup is “not more effiradous than water." reports Profloser See, and the samonaee of the diet—twice daily for aeTwo year. an neap and bread— prod— a disgust which explains the great number of suicides among those I soldiers who have m Mends tou remem. ly well to the afternoon, the natter eaai b. oasily tested- French bread b veryr MgU almost f whou frosh. batt aftttr twelve boasss changes into some-tking wry unpalatable Dutch b—isi Utod for tostwting, and wood over forr cooking. /TU bakers work to a etataI of nudity nearly, with ths ghost of . aI kilt, in this state they will pass into ths. stroat—to th* wine shop—to stoke theirr HTYiflU f!WET ov mb 1st Lightness of Draft. Need. 2nd Ease of Handling. 3rd Excelling of work, and will not clog. . want to j Maturely new i beaten in the tavs a.furrow well 4lh Its Great Dtind>Uiiy. Thai-chitted being hdrder than temperqdjsteel. Iron Merits. Prioee not to be ,teof Minhigan esrvico and fur three aura ths nftrr join­ ing this reserve. This will largely correct 1 tho want o! discipline ia the French army ' but above all will put aa end to tho co-' Detroit Stoves! loerof the polities) gwacral, whoso place is with bi* men, not to the Aarembly,1 where partisan politics rvdaoM Us in- ' fiusocs to a nonentity. Macmsbon is a 1 | m.re respected, than an ahis aUdter, r.„,-------------------------------------------------- UVBBm ~ third pointe- -that every Frenchman 1 OJJ molds. It Is thane two dames thst physically qualified, should become a soldier at 9Q. remeia Bro years trader tho flag, then be embodied in tb. re­ serve or laaduahr till SS yean old. aad finally to disappear in tho landstarm ; in thia latter close, only to bo called oat to co*, of the country betng tovudod. It U to modify those detail, that sumo ese­ Ire— am never showy and equally M tion. are to be brought forward. Th e tasteful In the way of notiore to quit, great danger in to prevent the reoerve from degencratiag into the exploded eight <iay» warning on either tads is all that is required, and liberty san be en­ National Guard, end to maintain its joyed in the twinkling of an eye. If par­ serious sffietency. The govrtntaont re­ twining the appointmont of officers, anl ties arrange about the eight days’ wa< The Detroit Stoves are the —s- ne:j V are the only Sto made of Lake Supe­ HEAVIEST Stoves rior Charcoal iron, /****■**♦'• in the World. Sewing Machine. To all who Intend to Purchase Sewing Machines: ■nainUuning eff«.tivo cadrto, ought to There a asubeeiplfoi on foot among ■ec.ro tho desired efficteacy, lathe the Legitimists in Franco to Ned aid to coutm of twelve years Franee will have the Cariist prtomcn. refuge® collected a highly organised military loses of two at Le Maa. The French of all poXititical shadea have no 4 will fur King GOODYEAR 4 STRIKER. by th. Areombly far asking U to — ths new taw without tHsrmsIng it; M. Bronot read, a a— practical sposeh, but destroyed hs a&ct by mixfog U-gp hiata at Coa.tanHaopte. It will be a with lheokigioal auhtibtiM aad notions happy day wh«n Franco will occupy ef a .pemal Prendeoea. General baroelf with only bar own burineea It Ittokaaa if Bea— waa fading into 4. 1 bat II runs easily, rapidly aod quietly, all motions being positive-wear log part, bring mode of steel, and making a perfect tock-llteb alike oa both R<'K|><'Cll<iIly aniiouiiw to their patrons mid the I iiblic General)),that tliev have removed to the Large mid Commodious New Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, nnd ■rvc all nil who may give giv them will he linppy to serve a call. Crockery ami Groceries constantly ——by l|i« Cnr Load, mid will be sold ' ' ?r than nt the advertised Cost Sales If 1 too do’nt believe it call mid . . _ ash for Butter, Eggs, and II kinds of Produce. 6. That each Maehlne is thoroughly tested on tbe tlucrt a. well a* tbu coaracvt classso of goods, and left ready for use, and nurds no re-^ljuitm .-nt or alteration of say kind few ordinary sewing 0 Tha* It l> so simple In construction, and easily kept In order, that vsry lit­ tle or no InacrocCton to needed to learn to BUtob, Hem. Fell. Draid. Bind. Cord Thors is »» wvideaos thai tbs Labor question in this country can find any other solution but that which reais on wear, and roqelrm fewer repair, than any machine lu the market, and Is roedHy ■nd Inexpensively rr sdjtmtetl sflcr tong weir. of love in |il*co uf competition, and 1 H That It bss the testimony, not only ot orperi«nce<l experts, but of the .killBlanquI would give all to the artisan ' and nothing to the marter There are ' * g. That (he Company bss out sought to obtain uicd.l. from Fain or publie employers who pay tlwir । L-xnodUooT, which are easily obtained by a Juiflctour, diougli pretty large ex- wagro. and at the end d peirfttrure of money, and alre worth las. aa to the genuine value ofsMachine, but mit them to participate to a fair dividead of the not profits as wall; lhaa these are the eo-eperatirs trades -Mt a any—ths! work with joint stock regntetioas. Bui neither of those Us tern axteasivoty pmethod, if almort fairly EVERY 5AJCHIWE I* FULLY WARRANTKr A JUM—IU1T POCrtT Atote - G. L. FRETTS, Agent. Graad R^pidto. MAch. BLACKSMITHING I JRlKlillL if I mantle HASTINGS - MEAT MARKET The beet .took ot Meal always u Caflawd Get your Steak, Ro -r any thing you want. Gold The "domeetie serrsnt's strike,’’ has been road and studied in Faria, where we have charsww a. Well u charwomen. The former waxes the floor, dusts the carpet, 4c., end often takes the place of i aogqriMhi aaug. A—bar logoudte thaoiMlvas- Tn aid the eflart with cap­ tlwMitetrfsmboiagabto ital is invariably the most efficacioust to march whore giosy wsiti tkwm, to ffia kropp way to kill to Tiro evils lie st the roott air of ^eJ|ffiiiwi>W< odffito haalfoy' fraternity ia Francetho want of patience and the introductiou of pvtotim- It is abstract, not pruttical politics ibal form the fault to every strata of Fnmah society ; so for patisnee to await tonite fc te a eontrodiotory olobaMapdfitoalsaMakw It wan—a wntM more tod Mtridoettam the F—ih;; than Roman In Its severity,it fapopuif not hard, they are constant workers.. laeiy bettered tohp n^ssi. if oct toFrom early mom tiU dnwy »ro they keep p*i^iag aww* I with light hearts they accOTspiiah their daily tail, and baa.—>MCte,l v be the rocompeure, । a— tetekate okays laid by for the tovfowffiw Lq—regtetefc—tegtta dree. making bremere. If training ’ skirts am to be introduced into Yoko­ hama, tf Worth ft to nite, and not the , �| THEY HAVE STOOD THI pnnrr. *f 'll I > DY GOODS Money. Jlatwal ttepkhiicm Jicket. Phtrnix Caxh Store. AmericaliW§{ Ye Sell Ctaper fla dltat k Offirrt t# -Hie PnWic a>M' leritt. 7:7.<ctwkere. Everybody Should try them before Purchasing TUrleei'l. 00*40^ *Bt 'A,-U»|/s^;M Unt-M RUSSELL <f* NEVINS. iAATif '• Jukjhh ti.tr l. '.They have Added to thdr Immense Slock 2&0 Rolls New Carpets, ITS Packages of Dry f.'bods laryam *11 alter* ♦» 'JJ’.he W«?ber & G-abler Piano.. □'for •alr.br m >•/ Iter an teu> Ftral rlsu iMlrMMBts I* *rery r**r**Wahomaiii.s: AUL arr-KM. vkiit upon our beautiful gardens ia aft titeto rich verdure , and Inwardl/ irtiae Him who in His beaifieewee tondatb Mtn* j shine and rein nHke upon the evil and , ■ > Sowt da UA--about) Jlmlib far Al COdOflEWBT1©! WHATEVER: ThaDemocrecy of South Carotins, Mireouri. Vermont. Indiana. Pennrrfrnnia and New York have virtually ndorsed Horace Grectoy. There m no doubt pf his nomination at Baltimore. J. A. Hendricks for Governor of Indiana is a strong nomination, aad in my opin­ ion Ire WtU pdl! a number of thou*and more votes in October thaa Greeley will in November. Hr. iUndrick* is a vary bnn i/SxJtt; CARD. . rrrrqrrinrTff DR. ATK’TTJ So Grant.M, re-nominated, and. Sena­ tor Wilson tabotitutod tor Collax, und OO'Worth prised In (ha least that they aienL I think that 1 would Curve Itocout nn.l Old-Standing DisesM-s 1 eonto wot help it. The UaUcoaid fin* would be in that price.-/. Vie beJt Photo^raph'n in the county, and second to > none in the State. tb<- old Banner it once more floated to the breese. In spite of dofoaipa in our , own ranks our platform i* uncuiupne, ’ muing m ever, and vro go into the bat-. 3HT '/ No Cheap Trashy Work br far a wf»r President of the United I palmed off as Photographs, Aa Cheap as they have been in the lost ten ycurs.’1 Ybit AhbfilJ States than Horace Grouley to wboso Ths queelton now ia what will the j but .Artistic pictures that can support he has been compelled by the,I Du^oerery du oa the 9th of July next , ■tacks iirvHkwtw wmwitiriBy WWf.' wood* do not wound ar anger. You crack of th. Blair whip. at Baltimore. Our Jr* J‘r*t in pub- can make an in that's lip quiver by the bshing Mr. Wheaton* call this morning ■---- Yjju mui. not forgefor the State Demoeratto Convention uf The meeting of tho Congrusumuil July Sd intimates vary PlainlT M**4 ,h® Union Republican QtewstiUee which Detroit Democracy will go strongly tor wm held yesterday was fu-iy attended. Greeley, and warm Um> county member* Senator Wltoo tendered tm. resignation to be up and doing nod to thwart the , bluen aa Chairman, and Senator Chandler \edtoi was elected in his place, and a resident their Pnot^jtr^sh^ • • Ch«ni>, xih when Wool wum per lb. I'xecatire committee was appointed, c-jorirteng of Senator- Bartow, Gov. Cooke, Hon. B. R. Cowan, Han. Fred Doug, The Boughton Gift fitterpn«e. Um, and Hou. J. M Edmund*. Sen­ ator Hariuw woe elected Oiairman and ' Two vesy fia-i bands £are already j bean engaged to play in St Joteph on tile Hon. J. M. Edmunds, Secretory. CoL J. B. Hinton, remain. ns Aaxistnnt | the 1‘qurtli of July, furnish lug such ination and are detested on Umb <* l music as wu nsver before heard ou this whether they accept Greeley and win, Lake Shore of Michigan. Trains will they are in ether case, a doomed nud run at iudf price pn the C. A M. L 8. used up community—that is in-this B-R... It teknowp lhrt large number. wl keep a Tutor and Manufacture Fne Goods terrier. upon whom tho management of th* ootnpalga—for if .they win witisG- they of rtrangere will conn by epecial train non on different road* in Indiana. Manv : *vWiii suuUm »i Un re» campaign will practically devolve, for consent to their own onnlhihition. 'S! •emo years post, lie is without *x- In regard le the namutabun for Con­ person, de.ire t- take thl* opportunity ■ Z,‘« '"ilri'ie^T reption the clearest political thinker and gressman in this the Grot District. now moat tfficient organizer within tho ranks cv-afin«d to Wsy»« Cvuaty, We Lave ly. Gapt. Boughton i. working night------of the Republican party. A man of the reason to believe that Mr. George H. and day. He knows no »ueh word as 'Wo., S.,. II CbMllU. Ur«4 utmost integrity and fidelity to hi* trust. Prentiss will be the coming maa on the fail-and will bear of no po^jranoment. tSMXXl SW oJSa rid* of the opposition. Whhope it may : Therefore Csll Without Delay. <4* of warfare ; bat, if labor aariduity, be , so, for had it been Wheaton M'wv ex­ skill and energy tan accomplish th. pressed it in a previous lottoc we shoaM ' OtrtoteUtklmtUmtBm great work, it will not fail for want of have had a harder bottle to fight; ’as i« ______ ______ _____ UH FUffiE, those qnaltMts on his part. is we shall Earn a much weaker mon-to mined.’ Rmnrfhing whip, for whip I beBere wo shaH. etora I ------------------ — StD®, as will be tho contort, if .very Bepubli- i WTffi UK can will do his duly. Our «*xed ele- , UK te UIB, most certainly will do thoixt, aad they | ( are *Q0 strong’ and attach not thsmJU MMMthing mw in tin history oi sdvee to.Msasa G. who bailed thmr old Enlorpriaete o club wntract lias enemy, Jrtf. Daria I beliare they are Gift ' Shingles, Lath, &c. been devised u follow.: intvlligsaA enough to know who their xWethewtafomirsad. hereby real toms-le are, d^'ljrvu ? . 1to eharo equally in whatever pnaw may be drawn ly any of ihv following num ­ B THE HUB CffiBTMEM agency of Amiataai Secretary Wtardwa ma; barrel Tkkrt. Boughton Gift Enterpriw. lew happy appropriate reaiariu dirtn- 00 MID OF MW! R. MUDGE. “ ’T"." ------- ' FIVE FLOORS t One Hundred Thousand Dollar*! We Propose to sell a Half a Midion Dollar* this Year! SPUN! A AVW. o WE PAY CASH RHfflDOM WHOM Coming into our Store. WE PROPOSE TO RECEIVE CASH Fcr < verj- Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out SPRING & AVERY. ■Taylor 4‘Farley Organ. bated th* prises for th* three bvsi print reray. upon law* eubjert,. . , It is to be regretted that we hmm not “tf.WwrtiPutw For Your Jba Cm hsa a» immense reputation and aalaaU over lb* Union, land you while nototia of Asm greftmtas in five caaoae oar fomre Gm«or » (**a J. will be likely to tore a tiring as a law­ yer, we could with eonfidsnev predict UteialMPMlridHtfliikT. ^^Arttate.. 1 kal tUw nrithfo-le take threw round >Vq foil! make.it for the Interest of Even : Women and fchild to buy thoxr •” Boots and Shoes Dauchev* Co’i. Column. C. Barker-. b«d th. "AmtaimaltoEl-, tip's not stand m well with our cooeap, ora and bear an J YJFfeb tion. lAi.sa excellent at tale, and o.' no SsoMrt iatsoduettou mlber, aqd stands well che test of time. It b: *GE«T§^ trsftsr-sxw " spend the summer at that .teEghtftiliy cool aad siesta summer poterekrewo as Fort William Ssiiiy SoM- “ I-ko (reorge. This retreat has affiMMtettous tor fltew teM gwstn. mrf FMAtNyUkrtl' * We buy our Goods of Mtnufkcfurert and Importers, tod iwart give our Customers every Advantage in Low Pejcm I ay D>ALL a Him. r«tei*W*, IS loi&Tsw-AKTkP roa ~ WOLmGHHT YORK SeXmitS^frauSiiuio t» . I*«*r>, W .C-sem—«. Ukto ‘ o’ M- L**U. PEESDEfflAL SALT. wSAfcT • 1 .H9M ssomara ioi ■i:t/w T/;iir Keep a large supply of Salt fur sale at Lowest market i'J'l/.'l their Brick Warehouse. SPRING a AVERY. rates, . •ry Goods Establishment in �Hartings P. O, June 18,1872. Charlo. McAurther, Algerian Pock, MnJ antea Manger, Altai m Rath burn, Mrs M. A. Smith. Direct your letters to Ko. of I*. 0. Box or drawer. Those Cgurv are choice end no taka, at Usch’s Drug Stere a nn js»t reoieraJ. J. P. ROBERTS & CO A Iiw Wau. Pwm» — Mr. J Greet has oae ol Austin's VeH DRUGS Vxaenvr. I. now acknowledged by’ our beat phyeinaiM to ha the only sure and sate remedy lor all liiaeaeaa arising Medicines, Dye Stuffs, CMBtCREB. powuefel eaginaa <te make quick time sndgoedeonaeefe*s),andarema word N. Baller. H. A. Goodyear, J. B. the best equipped road, in tho Weal Vanvalaor, 1*. ShoMon, B. B. Wight­ 3o that if you daeiro to go safely, surely, quickly and comfortably to any point in man, D. It Cook, L W. Vrooman, F. D. Houthern Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or on the Pacific Itoads, bo sure that you go "By Way of Burlington." All who wish particular information. PAINTS & OILS wiij BE®*** .■ssaKz-at&aj’”- • c3s will make It nav by pur the Cement Well Brick st th* Nlocum A Abby. «>r. lUaovar an Bta- 10.000 now reedy for use. School Books tJ- Stationery TAYLOR & FABLEY ORGAN PRESCRIPTIONS OrtUr—J. B. Van Ve^tr, Esq. R^r-Geo. W Milla, Esq. CUfUn—Rev J. II. Roos. Cenosis—a substitute for Castor Oila vegetable preparation containing nrilhor Minerals, Moaphins nor Alcohol. His pteast to takes, does not nauseate, and The proeassiou will be formed at 10 AU the Sheet Music of the Day constantly system; cure* constipation' stomach ache, croup and ftatulsocy, and kills worm*. Il does not distress or griu By lisquietiag, soothing effect it produces natural steep, aad tejertfoulaaiy adopted to cry‘Vdesire Physietana to test thia arti­ Peninsular Railway. cle* aad will forward ferae bottles averts to the addreav of any ons so au theeUcated. Insiat that yonr droggtet order it for you. The Bar Room Bemedv for weaknaas It costa but W oenta, and one bottle of tha stomach ja a does of Rum fetters. wifi eave many doctors bills. ■ They are surcharged with A’asJ Oil. J.B. Bose k, Co 53 Broadway. N. Y. a deadly element, which is rendered more active by fee pungent astringents with whteh il is ooesbvne 1 If your ■ ICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division | i ■ 1 1st Music by the Band 2d. Prayer by the Chaplair Mri. Moresby the Choir. <th. TtaMfog flic Iteclarot FARMERS. LQL Muakl* thcOa-t. 6th. Oration. 1*th. Mmc by lt"' ClUir. where you know you gel none but the FIRST QUALITY, r Inch Extrrmsdy HOT! ly who served in any war, are earnestly Mercery M above aero at H M. As Good aa area.--Ackley‘a Soda. requested to be on hand early, aad re­ fort to Brig. Gen. W. IL Dickey who taking tboir jdace ill tho procession. In the evening there will .ho a grand display of Fire Works whteh. ior splen­ dor and tnaguiticenco, will furaaquu. anything of the kind ever exhibited in , Goodyear k Co. this county. The selection contains Overcoats had to giro way be.'ora Urn ■ । many new aad beautiful pieces never sultry beet of ytatert^y. before witnessed hare, tho whole of Farmers aay that theca hasn’t been 1 which baa been procured at an expanse Fourth of July oration at Kslsmosnn I cordially invited to come aad celebrate By doing good with his money, a man Of course everybody aad his wife will be on hand and help to make thia glorious stamps tho image of God upon it. Ml Wamwr te adding Improvements and festive occasion a gnat success. to his bwiHmg un Creek Street Puutan—The Social oaTuesday eve­ . nmg at the Residence of Bev. T. D. Eciiiir. sad DspM. Mo. M'Besaewar. Naw Yoos. CAPITOL OF will be duly announced by tho epprojiriate Committee, by hand-bilk. ' 1*1 every body coma, aad every l-odg will be happy By order of Committee of Arrange- MICHIGAN SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY 1 SLADE. THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Michigan Cisfral R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, Republicans note well th* call for a Ptale Convention published to-day to bo ( A 8*» AcctMwr.—On Tuesday mum- ——held July 31rt to nominate a State Tick­ iag, aa Mrs. D. G. Bobineon snd lie* rv-T mother, Mrs. Norcross of Augu.ta Mr. ’ et aad Dieted antis) electors. were riding oik one of our slreota north of tho Railroad and wert of Breedway, h they came to a place where a stamp had been dug out of the street, and tho -«»t 75 cents for men Cottonade Fants at the Great One Price Store of Grand Rapids. Star Clothing House. Store in the. ing House, 6 Detroit & Milwaukee R R ,00 buys a good suit for boys- Star Clothing ■ Rtvrids. House, J The New Capitol and Grounds, economy, by the old council. The horse tn attempting to jump over the holo broke the top off the buggy, and its fell frightened him causing him to sheer suddenly around, throvriec both ted tee from the buggy, brooking the arm, just below the wrist jurat, of Mm Norcross tatoes bid fair to he a rapenor crop. and sevcrly injorior her otherwirc, and Onto were never better, aad the smaller badly shocking Mrs Itobinsoc. yTbe fruits are jest begiuing to ripen and will horse ran up Broadway to Slate Street, be very ebon last. aide of that street, through a bevy of Tho article on wool on our fourth school children, none of whom fortu.^'ES^oTS’lSLr^ page, from the Michigan I'rwrtWl be carefully read by Stvty wool grower. Panwt'adMl eeU your wool Utui Mayor, Mitre the Nbwaindor of the bug- $25,900 ip $3,000 in PLANTATION dty. This mop wiU show all tho •d additkau with thoir blocks sad bta property located aad numbered, all Heal Estate 1 Caah! $G,555 in Per»on»l Property. piffiK!. at-isao-x. !K Thia wonderful vegetable raatorative »»*•' MaleYMka* boapfe ia Ant-ma tapair -now Mt the wavoua waakaeaa tnwhiah I'iibfo daughter oft? Tuantmy, of v.^nMy.aul^tt ki _ the pMKBMriaMr «r aoaaa om else *Uh assiwert a little good and an prqjwdtea, B*. every other stimulant. I* all < trnpioal tetejmteotfrigA-ita feaataeeste the rawed Gwen aad featahe disk three days after. ,™w y IAMBS IAEBL1 WORKS A ifen a^' iiopb.$fer<ndiaaa weal *•*^**“^0^5?*: -— �.wg1 JURUBEBA iQiei- U oil । EutorUiumcul KBS®; July 4,1872 ’■ companion." and a moat charming companion she proved to ba Barbara was at fin* disju-od to be a bit critical aad mptiotts. hut th. young girt was so anxious to please, so sweet tempered and amiable, so quiet and self-forgetful that Ulas Barbara's severity miMsil away by degress and at last ahe began to love her attend.al and try in various little ways to make her cheerful aad contented in bee new; '““Abca." she said one day, aa the] Dr. Wills' KM gf Jirateta SHEPABD*S ... swarwyas^ eat oppoeito her before the fire, *1iqw old are you 1" ' ••Not. quite nineteen," was the shy Haifa Million having bten Sold! Guarantee Satisfaction! COMPOUND WAHOO BITTO Shop in WsmslW Urva yean ky a rwyeeaMa aawGfVI&'AWAY---------- •S.00 UGiu&ilBAOK I Rev. teM«kl la h>U» AMseariba yenhesev Vlikealasm akarga. leatnwUee «!•*« la Ils Print, eafg SO Cnnit a BnttU. says * toiser telenet fce.ua, ba;-r<MM as* raitaCSe Ma kesaakaM. i it weald be worth at last year tMo wm cab'..- .t..k< uh.u !of ^*n JUxik staff Mei eZ a new approbation in bar face Hhe vow bow pare ana sweet the fair face, looked, with the shy brown eyaa half­ tendency to S-ajScfa- of wool hidden by the while Eda; the saw how within th. limits of fiOttifi This sea smoothly and plainly the brown hair -non we have tho erpsnenco of the past was fastened back; bow neat and trim |■ to garde us. There uno stock of old was the dark drone, bow snowy were ' 1 wool tot hand to bo earned over, all ia the cufti aad narrow collar, end her | consumed, there is none held for specula heart waa filled with wonder A girl । tire purpoeeatieccndly, wears new pretty in the ninstoerth century witbimt a certain _ that the conditions of production d: cook, Aft. Harlow * j On..1, ear's «„ Warehouse, qjdning P F. Dw^ t Co’s Foundry' tSF’ Wool aunt ffasnsffice, ZmUgrwftoa. SoarWoasor*, Caadveiwoe, .Vervow* and 5IrA- WearfnrAr, Urrr OeaaptataX, FHwriff ffgiw, Z>yvprpe(a, Worsu in CMtOren, ffWes, BUIssi Om- plainti. by ruilnwd »iy inled and enl luck in scoadttim welcome iubbu. BE .ipprtltc. Eruy- 4 drierterd m t*. Iteelk beU<K)< a aasrSsv < jff> al saeflte lea i a [si *»rtk. ru(<ws (I lUnat Mftoy (»») aar— aaran SUU Skate* Server, ba U* «ao Hasiiaga, May 22, J1872. CARDING MACHINE! PTDP Hsia, Capa, IMla. KkJru. X UlBp-iu AC.far«..»». se4 I aU ■aaatMiery. IU UrwdAl. M. ■XOfawHT OBATCAF. Best St™ e»«, bar heart waa filled with fts poor i utK.t ths John wbe had thnanihimeolf away | prices uf wool are more hkely to bo eu“Rbe’a juat the wife for tim." i chaaced by the competition of Qousem-. thought. •' if he had only wailed a b —be wueM have Hkrd her, 1 am sta 1 second’bands—hi to tin- bands of the a agk, amd tossed to Alice for coox>- wool buyers and out of th* hands of the lotion. , wiuinrowero at WtofiO cents, and befor" As tae days went by Mssa Barbara's i October w« shall see it quoted at HO cl*, heart baraa to yeum for her nephew. and perhaps over that raw. Now we She lorsd Alias dearie, but even she did believe that the wool^rower ia entitled not taka iba place of the absent one. | Io eonw share in these high ratoo that His handsome face haunted her dar are paid tor wool; (ha* those high ratoo and night, aad often aa sho hoard a ffiould snore SO Ms posfo, and ho also sudden dooms in the hall, or at the door, should get remunerated for hia labor, she-wonkl look up eagerly, expecting to aad that he should not be manipulated see him as she Deed to do. -I am get out of the legitimate proofed, of hia ting ohl." ahe acid aadly to herwli. labor and capital by the tnckery aud "Pwbapa I waa • Bttla bard with him strsfr-gr of those who speculate on bis -my bar-in mk Aire " . ' prodtetos, and care foe nothing hat Hie And an one nigbj aha eoliad Alice to niargia of profit they can makv on their invnstmcni ot uuney. aud who don’t put iaa single day's labor to produc a pound of the wool through wliteh they yaut tli make their living Wudl is worth a grout <ie«l nxww than K or «O uts tinday. breaus.' there can be no question, whatever, but that at tho end of aix mouths it will return a profit of 80 per on trwn.'v bloated m it at tlwao prices of the day or which premier to rule during tho month uf Jane. 1872. Again, let wool get into the haad* of tho mere buyers at those ^ruWJS-i.^ isFH=ianc iw~V Oar* SsOw* NATURE’S Hair Restorative uuiri ■ Tlllll! SEHSSSsSSt u:wilrB-ASut:.;,' STUS'. iLVK.s-strssK.tic-: MONEY. COUGH MIXTURE. lE£ur^‘jsx.‘TE"rli'.i; Aae*aU VkUKTIXBbas UU-I Wika.aMMl.iau li I>'«wus uxaaik wiu.iaiema ssm sfc. Msate. (SM. allaif teOf ■auea. ww eleaasUM ae4 rro- and the meaagee After driadeeMrestep wn* taken Miss B*rb<» wat in a flutter of nervouaoeas all the time dm»ed her rx bav dms, her aoct cnetly cap, and th.<n • .t erpocmnl until alio heard John's stop on the stairs, sod John cwtne tiTM of1 lo*.w his profits at oar end »( the mill by sellmg bis wool at low price*. he is robbed the second time Umau.ee be has to pay the high rale* for the goods h" ootueumrs to make W» for the 3-> per real, profit of the wool buyer who neither i grow a n fierce nor manufactures a yard I of cloth, but stands like a "ItobUr of 1 thine,'' demanding hie loll for seovioes I TuSeeM-wedKaW VKUATiXB ci'ttESsjSSSj: mans: WILLS' CARBO iC TAMS, WONDERFUL OIL! $100,000 M (Imm W. M*rrULEMsaAsel. SINK'S [W MJ. MW-* «u K—• and ins’eal ot nutting them into their wagons aad rustling off Io market with , th Jr load, reaning round the offices of tho buyer* selling at any price they bare i On prize $6,000 in aih er 1 settled’ upon offering, let them store their c’ipe in a good safe pl*r", <>vea if | it token tho lawt bedroom and parioe in the boaM, and go t« work ad their core, i l Tee IW> Cshsm .ad Malabo! Hanaa eilfc . .<.•: ____ -_.i — 1 ‘i’K'aiSEr'ah.issa CAUTION $10,000 IN GOLD! I, IU^~. AGEUTS WASTED t! BL0OO PURIFIER. mg to Alins. -I am engaged now, end you mar be axouwxi " Tb bar earyrtea, Mm tsxally pet his arm around his new acquaintance and led her eawes «« room "AKce WorthWm Barton, Aunt Burby, ho said: then, with the old itnechiof ia tie WORM CONFECTIONS feW” -wssr -Rsg sfs fi Jat •jKa.i ’hsrg.w stisis Im<«4 M> Iinorui 4.U. w ear wi l> »»»■<. ' that U laid for you with a geo I deal of ‘ skill and exquisite sharpness end cunn- * ing . Don't make fools <rf votueelTee. ' ami dandle away the profits of a year's I work. Of come yon will be fo’d that ■ tho tariff hm been - towiied. The pound on foreign wool, but in moldy it will act bhaage peieei aiall, as tho for«gn immrtir and wooLgrower rill only gel tbr benefit of this change. •*» ho will raise his prices so os to swallow all that. Tho reduction of the tariff on manufactured wooisno will open a mar krtfcca gseator coacntnption of wool abroad by the better coadltsoro of cum petition which the tanigtser hao now opened tahini ont the homo manufac­ turer do (feat we do no* four of jwweaf anv doferciatk* from that cause. The aafieo, toy thia ill advised and Ul timed mewaann. ucilr pays iMst to the foreign wool-grower th. aunty that might hare be* kept nt home, and should hero bs* wed to lamau the tfofitoiit “J5-: | 1 nwana < , LIGHT J AMSeK Dr. Crook's Wine ofTar. A io Ynuvnls IROff CA8TIKGB 3$ Datroit Nordty Works. PubUc’Teat buck 2. *A1,COM RXkXUTlOX. i6ciiioaai.tw.»ir w m«T>. mtstsi or | carriag eh. DR. CROOK'S WINE iru*ta Johasssosi. CARRIAGES , I MiehiganEichange. AvstSSaSSSjsfE'? UM IHE "ciaha AUeriwv lei Uwee. Kow BANK EXOHANGK ning Booms. OALTCJTVS’ GMVMM WASHEI � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-06-26.pdf 8d1e4beb45ff47571f3f18c155e4fa2b PDF Text Text Tlje RkIrJ»ucV S wepafilican J ■ --—tvohoM HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN .. .. — HO. 9. Agents for the Celebrated . vtMX Am**} BBS dans, m 8HJWU. Ltttly PARAS JSSSsdSShBiat .... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 1872. BMtffilED FLOW Gentlemen! isjl'g’di/fe FITtBG fflBSffi, Oaca SB CLOVES. ______________ 1 Thu plow whenever introduced has found unusual favor U on tB Ik Ee®l IffljE fllBBl ^eft.«iUiiCM CRTl ■ 1st Light ncsa of Draft. rouatv Ladies know sn '*'■**’ M»n «o<?«tosahIL Making MtdjpAirt Buhopi Kato Field retain* to America in July and will lecture on the Eugluh. Aa'ira ia: hi Hw1 Brooklyn Acndetry •f Maria Cue ofa great throng that watcbod the General Coafvrentw elect tsahopa, we could not repreea twu que&>m. The fint om w tauwtel by lha ga]« tacos and taMire hJaavior ot A "Hietory <4 Lmroaliam" unta ia prom. written by Frederick Hudtou. tote of the New York HtrtU (Jhaa.BaadeahoaM'smeetotboUait«d .''tot® and stir up num* of the groat dadiae with libel suita. He now haa i George Bancroft, at Buriin. keen* on wrfuag nt hi* •‘Hi.tory of the United Htaito,''*nd employ* a fellow-rouutry- ‘S» 41hits “Great‘Dufnliili I y. The : YW K4<v>o»" temper want to show you the Goods. Al] entirefy new and Prices not to be beaten in1 the State of Minhigam । low is Offered tiona! Republican Convention boM at : Philadelphia. GrxnrMxr :—Year note of the 10th inat. nmvoying to ma the action of the Con.entioD in placing ray name in nom­ ination for the office of VMk 1‘raaidrat Roxton ('uxh Store. MMIJ/IIH Detroit Stoves! •l.KV. •' ■lae B®4 ft«Ul, —rteri Bni-i-y County Fair, iTtei- 1^71. ILudO >ib S Minis Thtuun Me Stiaie The llet ■oil Stores are the W Uilt SuseI Ilf. 1 JEST Sir,re*, . 1 jb-w11—' made rior Charcoal iron, Hl! . in the World. ev, and aggreeaian. had aaaembled in at Natiaaal Luor«»n« to ooafec with I aach other on the exigence* to which thrt fearful douunaliun >itaught their counter Alter a full confetvDoe the hightet point <ri reeotvo they could roach, the mod they dared to rooomtoead' was the avowed purpuee to |wobibit die exiatamca at alavery ia th® tor- an hour for the iolieni to oolhct the ntariee Lari week Ute aaflw party rotes of fear handrod delegates, each met by ita Re|«aeaatativee from thirty man** name bring tailed a* he voted. aerou State* and ten ti^riloriae, at tho And then all aorta of apeakinu went of jeairnahetia opulence. ■amo great oeotre of wealth, intelli­ on while- the hoar* wore n*ray. duringgence an! power, to rrview tbep**laud which the toHen tardily roan ted thirtyirinter, having been “Nang" by haa taka note m tho preoent, and indicate two hundred end sixty font namea,writ­ heart, tnad to commit auioto. ita H»<af action for the future a* typi­ ten oufour hundred, and eight ballot*. devil" found him out and took him But long 1 — fore the tolivra oocue back, I to tho .sanctum where th® editor waa cal facte, the head land* of the nerion'e . hutory. There tat on ita platform, U-] ■umvbo^r whiapera *omething to the ' " ’ ig duns to afoliwquen'. aubecribria Jkura ot iiopair prooented by th" king a prMiiuent and Uuu-.rul'l* part K-euial eeeretary, and one flnah of radi­ in the twuoeodingv, admitted on term* ance, immediately rootrolled, the moat editor recowtfled the printer to hl* fate. of pwrwrt equahty to the leauing hotel* obtervanl of hi* friend* uadaratand thrit He l-ttan to wnrider bio-elf aa.romof Iba rtev. not Miy colored Rapreeen- Dr. Bom* baa hecu elooted. Aad be­ jurativelv happy. • talive* of th* raoo wtach wa* ten year. fore the vote ia read, U ba* been whi* In order to got the etiMte otoaimd, a pored all over the room that Bowman Utile Hock paper pnnto tfoe pJeamnt Hank and Foetev Rave been cboaon on the firet ballot. Thia dove not dMraaae the iuipatonco of Um audience to know which w* (ball eelect, with nleaware, the Maw of a vote that ia a prytty com fitting one® for eoeb of the aidermwn, whoa ha die® from the ebritra ir ofcar cauw h" liad eo nobly nd for on many not reachod until alter iwo more *e*- di*oa««, roperinduwxl by the filthy <*nyear* rrprvientod. and to men and wo­ dilion of our rtrect* and alleya." men hnng and dead who had tailed • Bev. Tbomaa Bowman. D. D.; who A waggiah jouroaliat who it often through long year* of obloquy and eelf- wu choern by the iargeal rota 0 the Mteriffoe for the glariou* fruition of that fire: ballot, ha* been for yea.-* preaideat merry over hi* perooaal piainnea*, t»U* boor, It hardly needed the brilliant of the Indiana A*bory Uuivorrity. He thia rtnry ofMmo*if: -f woof 0M to aramary of ita platfunn to give kwth l» aa excellent educator, a preacher of a drug atora fora doo* of morphine for ita iliustriou* ackievementa, the very aloquouco and grant popularity' a pol- ariekfttend. The togbt clerk objaoted preecnce of th.we men alone waa rignifi- iahed acboter. aad a refined gantle- to greed to aa without a roeeenption. rant of vicioiiee already achieved, and 5S5/.K s?n»f tho great di*tanoo the nation had travBwv. William I. Hxrri*, D. D., haa el.d over between '60 and ’70. But been for many year* the eeeretery of wbownuM daetroy htaoMfl" G*Mm grand aa ia it* record the Republican the General Uunfereaoe, and a moro effi­ .toodily at tne. he replied: *Id*art [»»rty reel* not on ita put nfcma; it cient aecratary a deliberative body newt know. Semuatom. it 1 looked Hk*_ look* to iufutum. and grapple* with had- He haa alao been, tba active cor- you I ebooM te» groutly tempted to MU it* problem* of duty ana danger. It reepondieg secretary of the Miarionary tayaalfi’" propoce* a* the objeete of ita tanmediato Thaee ■fievila" eaum to ba brtx«hl aeoocnpluhmenta th* aamptma liberty and earnt equality for all. the enforce­ ment of the recent amendment* <o the why they ibould pour Jout their ftolwur* »Mch arieerakSe vantoM thaMtowany giftri* an orator, being *low, de­ liberate. and aomarimee heaitotinr io UIneataU**A>BU. pra.ahiwg tbcmgk he ia a keen deba­ ter. Bulba Im* the rrre*l executive I weelflrt arise a sowed wort *>e boast* •* geequaliiim. ia maxter of all the intricate* •itilore who, in the lin* of d*V. became of parliamentary law. end will be in dimbied, a continual nnd careful en­ every regari, except a. a pahat orator, * ' - —*i -* T* couragement and preteetkin of voluntary a magnitioeat bialwp. nawiigratioo. aad regarding with aoeloa* Rev. Randolph S. Foatar. D. D. who cara the righto of oar adopted cifiaaoe, the abolitomof the banking privilege, and Ibaapaedy reduction ot rota* of Seminary, a man of targ* acquirement i port.ag* , the reduction of th* national and of a national fame aa a pulpit otgtor, and theological writer. It in undec • Trouble* are like dega, the *mallee akrd that hi* ete:Uon to the ep^coual they are the more they annoy you. office ia very affimUBg to him and to hi* Nothing ia mon ea,y than to do fomilv, th. work of abmhon bring for lew .sited to hie taatei and character ta acUaf; nothing ia mon difficult than to suffer without complaining. Great power* and natural gifts do hot KEyATEfbJLSXl To all who Intend.to Purchase Sewing Machines GOODYEAR it STRIKER 2. That It baa the beat eonrtructed ahuttla ami the UMMt perfect h>wer lenalt tn exieu-nev. and defle* all competition In throe part!cuter* X That It h*» throuly STB4K1BT. fixt-r-Aiuittixu n any Shottle Xarbtee. by whidl the thfekmt m-nertri e g> acwed, uatng either rottoo, vtlt or Huen ihrrad of adyafoe I 4. That II run* eerily, rapidly and quietly, all *n«h>a* log parte bring made of Meet, and making a pevfoet tad ' A TaaAoech NM^ne tatborvugMy terted on 11^vOWi— — ------- --■ ! claaaaaef gauD*. -m* left ready for uae, and needa no n-*'l|mttB*trt or alteration of any kind It ordinary aewlng. J’■' -ill - 7 .« i. i • • ; A Tbatlifoaorimpleinoo«>rtructlon,aiideoaUylupttaardcr,U»tovorymUeorMlaatewriM te weeded to teaga te BUtab. Ham. Hall. Undd. Bind. Cord Gather , Qallt, Hem rtlteb. Embroider. Frtagr,#c., *•,. > T: That !l te made througboal w-lbe be* Materials amliu U>e mefo, perfect ' ' ana!- with —* each .e’ii^ Tteu.L.T. —1< la not bablb to uneqtml mailnar. almplirtty ot court latn iite'market, and ia readily wear, an.! roqulroe fewer repa.tr. ttiau any and InrspeaalVely re adju»tcal after long . A That II baa tbv to*Umooy, not only, of axperienced expert*, but of the akin ,-J mn-oto aa* wttMa ahwlU* aiaohlwto to tH 1 working. > * t —■ ■ • 9. That the Company baa md a^oght tgoldaln medato from l*«r» <M pitota I Expoaltion., whtehara really obtained by iJudicloo*. though pratty large expmaUture of money, and ere wortI* toe a aa Id thc_gr'oulai^ value at a MachUi-, but ’ ttflOO ' have preferre-l to expend too aamo amoufi? ft* keeping lheLr wort up to toe hlghcei atandard of perfect ton, tone enabling them to arnat oar no 'Marhtde i Whiet, wW not l«u toe iiwal rigid *ecuUny a*J the ; teete. 1 hey t- lleve n« ita mao «r nA. Itrspi-etfully announce to their patrons and the Public Generally.Hint they nave removed .ejujl o,sTB.trrv<itJ> rf BHa-wwk. X.»- to the Large and CpiiiincHlioiis New Brick Store [adjoining the Washington Block* un<l ____A»Aw«.t nEVHfER, HEATH k CO. • ; will he happy toxerve all, who may give them a ciijlj Crockery and Groceries constantly ! * " nad, and will be sold ||an nt tlie advertised If you flo’nt believe it call mid Pay Cash for IJut^.j-l^ggs^j-ntHli f Produce. *b'’ > * < BLACKSMITHING! “Mark Twain" ia adrertieed to toll of hie expcrienrao in "Boughing It;” twvbablya serie* of hi* Hie one* Mi>aierippi Star Mark waa a Mtiriaappi iliver pitot tor eovwral year*. Mr. Wm. F. Been, the esteemed night editor Of the Tritane, died lot week of eoagmttob of the brain. Bo had n»*n frame rompositor to tlw portion he held at Ue tune of death, and wu groatlv valued by hl* employer* 1 aoalLW 2> ishoriW WTLWFB I ly aktptteal in regard to the reported roman tot mooring of the Doctor and th® XtroU interviewer at Djiji. So are the eon* at *oma other people. i •ts.ssaas Fair medal. ..ver their entire •urface KVKSnr NACHIBfie 1* FULLY * «»•-*■••* -w«K*te-*aK!t¥ <tot»rr . WA.lgRoKI'CFKD. kri-it I.. G. L. FR^ETTS, Grdnfl ILupIU**. M1«,U. out ever wfohteg to be Ldfe i» like a theatre. During the «y Wo take higher and tower eeat*. when rtiatoW we tatngto la the CENTRAL ^-isisrr. DENTIST ------------------------ 1- — ’ rtjL.|4Xl voC uut TmgTT-FlTrrWM Of AU. AMI TAXB A ~.T .rv - *T ntMXAlT ur« tUTM. JearfotvfortfoZw* BW coxrxcriojunr, ■ Gold & Silver Watches snassw gt 1W Th® following ia a ropy uf the nffirial letter notifying Fnirident Grant of hi* Wu«nto>, Juno 10, Mr I’roeadael: . Sin—In pcrsunnco with our matroo­ tion*, we. the uudem'gnod, Pro*ilt*et ami Via, Preriifonto ot the Nattoaal Republican C mrwtfion. bald tn Phila­ delphia on tho 6th and Uto inataat*, hare thn huncr to inform you ol yuur aominatiwu for rt--eiectiou to th* oliee It ia eany amooeh to make aaarUtoea far thorn we town, but for our eamtoy, we have to atruggla aad ovarrosa eelf. Hueb a victory toaobie. Pride fa the friend of the flatterer, the mother of envy, the none of fhry, •k. acn of the der&*, anl H batea emparion, aeoro* Wwfon, oaiowimno �m ready dmr What these alorxo ran do, the Republican {Arty hu already done, and wril done. But Liberty in ita later and larger dsmtopmsmte, is still an in­ fant wUoh cannot be safely trusted to the care of n t.irangtt none. Tho Republi­ can party must nurse into strength and maturity the reforms to which U has giv. on birth. It must guard the orod it hae : eown. sol gather th* harveet U has |Hti«ul fee0biica* Ticket. Money, mo to remain, as llu> Traverse Jury ore dioultanpd on Friday, th* 14lh inti. I think the trim Jbrrorw b ths, nums exactly to apply to the petit jury of the U. 8. Court, for if said jary have not trorersHf the several roads leading from their twpective homoe to Grand Rapids enoagls to give them tho name «f ‘ftavsree w Traveling Jury, then your humlJe correspondent is not capa­ ble of judgxng. We was* first summoned to appuar on the 20th of May, and then sent homo to appear again June 4th, then again cent home to put in another appearance Jnno 13th and receire our final discharge as first stated, Juno 14th, ami during tho whole time, not one case of any imoortaneo was tried by jury. Thera were two casro only that camo before the jury, and they wore not of interest enough to spook of here. Tho IxaUourotUi caso was no t prosecuted, so thoro wore many disappointed, and aa many more who would like to see him, I<a t touretto. gibbited. As almost every body understands the above mentioned case, it u unnorsteary to speak of it the finest periodxoal publish'd, having nr, equal either in Europe or America, will attract droerred ettentiou. From Lotaag-e delightful Artsde «t Weal Point (profusely ilhwuatodX >bo brilliant Lowell's Prose ; Warner's Charming Paper, a Summer Back Log Study, die beet of the aeries yet publish'd; Dr. to talk of disbanding the groat party Holland*' Editorials. ‘•Tbo Christian whose MhWvMOtate are daatinad to fill llx.vproud-.-s: chapter ia the world’s his­ tory, orito exchange the Preaidancy from fictea nt Popular Balance, iflurtratadjA Startling Exposure ot Smuggling by Women, and the Means Employed for ita Detection ; Sparkling Papera in the Old Cabinet; Growing Excellent in Home and Society, an 1 the New De­ partment of Nature and Science, by Prof. Draper, broidra the usual variety of Stories, Poems, Essays and Ilcruswa, glowing very fast with us. We have, tho pencil of the satiriciaa fur six manth « Yot sale by all newsdealers. For one Mr. Editor, a decided advantage hare in pa»l. The anti-Grant supporter, have Dollar wo will send ti*o m-gaatu*. .. • Orangeville, over those who lire on been ini search of tkr man to boat Grant. trial subscription fur tour months, com- heavy clay giuund. It ia scarcely over men—like neo, they have their birth, their infancy, their youth, their maturi­ ty, their decay aad their death, bather, when appealed to by hb friends not to risk hi.< life by attending a diet of hia unemies, made answer thnt they n-ed not tear, as ha was immortal until hia work waa done- This waa and is a great threats can induce them to support n man »« ubuoxiiu* to their political and social ideas There is great diwatwfactien is the rank and file of the party with his endorsement; and it is sudden- ri/ie LU/teeif rtut/nsf/eo tft 044 LOTS lo^d CASH FOK. RUSSELL <t NEVINS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. 250 Rolls New Carpets, 175 Packages of Dry Goods, GOOD NEWS FOR ALL $20,000 Worth mor letter, Greeley has no sup|«jrters in the Republican party of oar township, and tho Democrats, say they will be excused, as they prefer to vote for Grant ! if they must vote fur a Republican at . al). But a strange thing b politics, we Banncsnoxa. —The Republicans of । don't always know what will happen till Boston, St Louis an i Indiaaapulu held i afterwards, and tlien we samefimro are spleudiil Groot and Wilson, ratification | ' not pooitivo. But, one thing looks mass meetings on Saturday evening. <| pretty certain, that is, that our Tuner, They wet* all very largely attended, ■ Grant, will continue to ten Demoerafic and addroteed by distinguuhod 8peak- ' bides for fijur years from the 4flt of ore. At Boston, Gorernor Geary, of । Mardf next if has lives, uJ onr shoe­ I’en-ylvania, Governor Harvey uf Kan- maker, Henrv Wilson win wark up said •.as. Judge Hoar, of Massachusetts and General Butler spoke. At St Ixmie, fflW IM! Haifa Million having betn Sold! One Hundred Thousand Dollars! n. cooK.jigt. R. MUDGE WE PAY CASH m BW BL® MH OF IM And now old Baxxxx, to work. The battle will soon bo bob and may tho Democrat* and surcbeads of old BarryCounty know that the Hxxnxes B xxxxx on Exchange publishes the fillo wing ia thrown to the brueac, to ths dbconxa Ivoi-iircmouta. Tho firm will oommaad fitare of copperheads and all who op­ the confidence and support of a vast pose equal right*, and that through its majority of tho people of the United inflnonce old Barry may roll up a larg­ er Republican majority this fell than States, and they deserve it: ' Photographs, Photographs. Painters’ Goods, Groceries &o. iHfl&'n-tXli thing </ their true feeling.. Hie writer ■ evidanUy a carefully and diacriminatuig observer, and ho finds undfeputabl„ oridena, that the Bebel Domocrata ex­ pect to ^accompfiah by the election of Greeley all they failed to do by tho war. In throe out of tho way centres they freely Aaeusa the forcing of the colored time of the departure of the Republican party ss nt hand. When ia work u dou crate ant Greeley men, anxious to hare it1 wdl have ao right to cumber th* Andrew i Jdhmwn’s opinion aad judgground it cannot or wilt not faithfully nuiaionlthe situation, while be was work, that may net with aafoty, be «>mmitssd to tho bends of any other exist­ ing party. That the Republican party has the faith, tho hosuetr, the elasticity, ■nd the moral courage of ita earlier day s, neod uoi be raeerted, as the fart must They have Added to their Immense Stock Ye Sell draper Ttai Ota Wheeler & Willson , sand may dp if tboy will only farm it aa । yell aa ho'doea. And by the by, friend pe'tiey, should you ever co toe thia way, and havo timo, juat give our friend Hewitt a cull, and if you duu't find him a tip top follow to call on, than I will lake back all I have said of him. •ot. itsalf. And to-day it |<*a point to only demoralised the Democracy. While a coatin ent made/rw and to nearly fxro there are differences to overcome, while it is nrier safe to allow the campaign to drift, and while groat euorta and exer­ tions arc undoubtedly necessary to rally the licpubbcins to the poll*, tho utmost No party in thia country ever did so confidance is felt by our leading men great a work, or ever did it so well. that Grant’s triumph in November it No party that has iter existed hoc eo proud u record or haa produced ho long a Hat of names of patriots true, or state im«a able and sagacious. Is the work of this party of liberty loving patriots pfated ita work, fulfilled ita mission and hmae atsre testa, itcannot to noon “wrap the drapery of ita coneh about it, and lie down to plaaaaut dreams." Bui wa do not this see it The coun­ try. manifestly, does aot thna see it The world cannot thus see it The Republi­ can party itself dove not thus aee it It Water Lime, Ohio lime* Shingles of all kinds, asheb getting rich, ami getting his i riches, too, from his farm, that only in- parties- Every party lias a reason fur being a party. Every party has ita idea or ideas from whose creative power is tor to country or human liberty, ali duau,.and b there a nor party or an •U one with its new work waiting to step open the stage, and grasp the scep­ tre of reform and progress and push forward the glorious work of making men more/rw, more intelligent and bet­ ter fitted for ail the rcepoaslniliues of existence mere rartainjy than the Re­ publican l*rty can and will. If no, and the fact can be made to appear doariy, Phanitr Cath Store.. suffice to warrant ths farmer to start hu cultivator in hia eprn-field, and theaters sandy land warms so quick, that com b kueo high ofiantimc* before it is six in-1 made k mistake. Since the ago of ‘ "J tho heavy clay. “But,” Diogona*. who searched Greece in day­ say the clay farmer*, "when our corn light with lighted lanterns to find aa gets a start, wo ean beat you to death boarot nan, there ba*' been no such ' on tlu- crop.” True, they probably have exhibitma of a torch light pnxx-auon in ' a few bushels more to lb' acre, but not full daylight until tths one to discover a . enough to pay £ir tbs extra hard labor man who could bsoi Ulysses 8. Grant. 1 al lauiaing on Tuesday ot last week. I they haro to lay out in getting it. And though the attendance was very small, I I don't know, in fact, as they they can and Dan Yuurfeaes ore all out with lax they went through the motions of nomi­ boat our towntman Henry Howitt, at terns bunting for tho man. nating a fulkStata Txkef, including | all | ba owns what used to bo considered It b wall said that there b nothing net । the worst sand farm la the county, and ny. Il was true of Luther, it ia true of all man, and of all organisation*, when organised for work, aad to whom is committed by tho Great Auth<* of hu­ man oxiateaev, a groat work or the car* of a groat cause. by it become** a firing «oul. To every party u assigned its work. And if that work bo u great and worthy one. the parly to whom it is committed will be in tho words of ths great Garmon refor­ mer immortal unfit its work is dons. The Republican party was born to ita work. That work was primarily, the eman­ cipation of a great country from the dom­ ination of the slav a power; and the es­ tablishment of universal liberty. And secondarily the protection of the rirbte of tho whole people in th* enjoyment uf tho rights guaranteed to them by the eutmfitufiian, and the magna charts uf our libirrtiea. To that work, building tar bolter thak it knew, did it bravely dry goods TAILOR & FARLEY ORGAN Now Finn—Enlarged Bnslaoeo—lU Element* of fisuneea are Hou. x£y, Ener­ gy, Experienoi and Popularity. R-frienera—The People of the United State# : Nanoxat. Pnoousa.—The Great American Insfitato announcxx it* FortyfinU Anneal Exhibitfou. to be opened in tho City of New York, on the fourth af September nnxt. Applications for ■pace to exhibit tho best Agricultural ProdaofioM, Mechanical Invwafitaa, Artistic devices, and valuable nrtieloa of IJollnr’i DI TffiME DCUHEKT SPUING A AVERY. $50,000 06 Aa I have uo Um«- to take tlwrc round Ibe County, all are invited to eall and examtuo for theuuelvre. The superior quality of tone and finish will sell the Instrument without urging. wm roll them on the Installment I Unite tannt taw < iou Moan, Sriw ft, no team ■ MB!. No Cheap Traalxy Work palmed off us Photographs, but Artistic pictures that can $5,000 IN GOLD ! only be made from exper­ "Thb Utile affair, the Grant admuiatra- 6on. ought to be got out of here, but 0.. Fsailr Carls*, sad M.uW Uorw. euh tho elecieuta ot opposition are not ocganitod. Indeed they cannot agree and their organisation b out of tho question, M. Harruigtoa, Goldwater, 19th ; Joseph while Ropubbcans arc united, organised Hall, Jackson oouaty, 45th; and Goo. L. R Brown, Knult 8te. Mario, 40th. Th* numbar of gradnatea waa fi". Nooracu Onto FaHl—Tlxe Third Annual Exhibition ol tho Northern Ohio Fair AxMMciatkm. will be heU ou their bcautifhl Fair Grounds, in the City of Ctorotaad, on the mi. to It d aya *f 8*pttember, I37S. Thb h th* largest Fair between Bratta and St. I«fix*. For ■chedub of premiums, Ac., addrora Geo. W. How*, Bea, Cleveland, O. a traveling jeweler waa murderwl at MieUaaa City, w hile fiahing at th* dock, Worth that Goes Oat ience and d Scientific knowl­ edge of the business. Call before being imposed upon by carricaiures ofyourfeatures elsewhere. N. B. Persons with light blue or grey eyes are request­ ed to call on cloudy days for their Photographs. pUITAffll e will make it for the Interest of Every Man, AVomun and Child to buy their BRY mils 10 Call and see the Stock and Prices. SPRING t> AVERY. BITKRS. 8.T-18GO-X. Thb wonderful vegetable restorative Wool ! DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Wool I FWTS, OILS, qflooeifiss, Fmmoy Good., Books, !BtaUo««ry-, Jka., nr te Etan ita hr tklta Beautiful Women. HASTINGS, MICH. LIGHT IRON CASTIXC-S Detroit Novelty Works, H Ml TIKI i CB For Your The leading Dry Goods Establishment Western Michigan. �Wl MATIOXAL JUBILEE I f JalyiTlBTS. Now at the Carriage Factory of J. Lee Reed! < lie eitisesu aad eoldian of Bam euaty will jtea in the oelabretion of io glorious Anniversary «f our Nation- MUI. tlttt thtirxm. 'rtfU~rertSw seton atoriswaielsso sltM MteifrtvJs-'tvSR*' CO DRUGS . cancaci. ^rajssxk‘‘-teftt jwattsyew”-MMI1IC. BANTINGS LODGE, NO. &X. r. A A. M. UNO. WHL4DE tert. HASTINGS EASTERM STAR, U4a« I. 0. 0. F. J. P. ROBERTS & yware in producing A tarejettstioa morn eAsOtet tka. (Woe OA WNhowt tin. horr­ id tMto. The CMaria twgwhtee the system; cures CTteariparimi' stosnaoh ache, "• “Stoy, U. A. Goodyear, J. R. croup aad fiatuleucT, and kills worms. Vaavelsar, P. Bhridon, R. B. Wight­ It dow not distress or grip. By faquiel- man, D. B. Couk, L W. Vrootnan, F D. Gory Spauldfog has a new and full J. L Brod. A. R. Pntt aad I. stock of Boots, Shoes and Notions. Sell­ Prosidsrief (As ZJey-Hon. IL A. ing at vary low pricna. nVtS Hoaayoar. Fw Avsafenfo—a U Rork end Gil­ Tell xne not in mournful numbers, Ufa ds’ sad will forward three botflos amitts to tho addreee of any oao so au thenti rated. bert Striker. is but la empty dream. For tho place JtteeM-L W Vrootnan. Insist that your druggist order it for you to buy goods cheap for the money is at It costa but 50 cents, aad one Uftle OrtUr-J. H. Van Voleoc, Esq. AsaAr-Geo. W. Milla, bq7 the New York Cash Store. wi(l eave many doetoes bills. Chyle* Rar. J. H. Rem. J.B. Roe. A, Co 53 Broadway. N. I. The procession will bo foratod at 10 o’clock A. M. under the direction of the Marshal aid hia asristants, aad inarch tea shady gywro where an ampleauplWyofto^wflll>.proridod. Du yvu want Printing, Graining, ar .CTiSS--’ anything in that hue, if so cal’ on W. Nd. Presadeat and Chaplaro P- BtaHweathar. Shop opposite the 3rd. VIM Proaidrote. Court House near Cook A Sheldon’. Ab- western butter, if properly packed, 4th. Orator aad Reader. 5th. Cn ■■ wdMa ■ of Arniagemonte. should not bring aa much in price aa 6th. Mayor arid Common Council. York State butter. With a long expe­ 7 th. Martial Music rience, and an extensive aoiuauitance 8th; Boldieri of any of our Wars. with the different markets, I shall use Sth. Citiaeas generally the bast of my abilities to make the i oma or axucuis ar til aaorx. 1st Mute by tho Bead. 2d. Prayer by the Cheplain. 3rd. Music by tbe Choir. I 4th. Reading the Declaretion et In- Medicines, The above cut represents the most successful TIRE SET­ TER in existence, which is now in full working order at my Shop, near the Railroad. I claim for this Machine the following advantage over the old method of TIRE SETTING. . 1st. The Time which it takes to do the work. 2d- I can make a Tire tighter than by any other pro­ cess, with an absolute benefit to the " wheel. ‘ ‘ 8rd. I can hold the disnjust where I please, and still tighten the Tire. 4th. I can make-a better job on a poorer wheel than any man living can. after the usual way On the 24th inst., I set Forty-Eigyt tire in just six hours; to the entire Satisfaction of my Customers. Hastings. June 26, 1872. JJqq J ____ isular Railway. PAINTS & OILS 81 HI Id A 8IMILLBU8 CURANTUK. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. era will also be on hand to enliven the i proceedings with the sounds of ewe’t melody. The Officers aad Bokhara id the Ooun‘ ’ ’ r, are earnestly early, and roItL-km, .to. Wm Baict.—Pertiee desiring good walla will make it pav by pun-haring the Cenent WaU Brick at tbe yard of Slocum * Abby, cor Hanover and Green Sts. 10,000 now ready fur use. w2 Rppd, Dye Stu fie, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grau! River Valley Division Cniure.—If you are going to build ia tb» summer go to Goodyear A Strik­ er’s by all means to get your tuuls and trimings. aa they bought all of their goods before tho advance, and are Bel­ li ng right down to the bone. The Bar Room Remedy fur weaknees of the stomach ia a doer of Rum Mitten. They are .urrhargwl with Hri OH a deadly element, whtoh ia rendered mors active by tbe pungent astringents with which It is combined. If your stomach is weak, irr your liver or bowels disordered. tone strengthen and regulate them with Yunnan Brrrxxa, a pure Vserrisu Htomxcmic, Coaasrrtvr no araunrr, free from aclohoL and cabble of infusing new vitality into your ex- many now and beautiful pieces never before witnssud here, tho whole of which luu been procured at an expeSM of surera! hundred dollars. Tbe ciliaens uf the entire county are cordially invited to come aad celebrate Of course everybody and hia wife will bo Second crop of potato bugs for this on hand aad help to make thiogtorious and fertive uccaaaoa a great suroees. Moron ready to harvest. A variety of fuunv and mirth-nrovok Soda, cool aad refreshing with tho iag entertaiumrota will ooms off at the nicest syrups always ready at Ackley's Fair Ground in the aOernuoa, which will be duly announced by the appro­ priate Committee, by bond-Ullt Let every body eume, and every body will bo happy. By order of Committee of Arrange“‘Tustiags. Juaa 17ih. 1872. three hot, dusty days. J- / lea Cuus Boons.—Mrs. W. B. Hitch- An intonating Utter from our Orrsngerille correspondent appears today Everybody Should trylhein before purchasing Elsewhere. Church Streets, and mil lx- pleased to - Hacagaaiaad—The Hastings Silver sow bar many friends and the [Miblic Cornet Band. May sun-re. attend their generally .j Thane who vicitod her in the Upjohn Buikhug last season, will efibrt to maha thia, what it may lw, one not need to be toll that everything ia in order, and the dslicacwei uf the Season Another lot of those splendid styles uf shawls and Parasols just received at —Tbe Republicaas of Virginia are vigi­ the New York Caah Store, n'tf lant, and Grant and Wilson Clubs have already been <rosni»-l in many nUces IC«w Goods in endless variety just " Wants!—A suit of bath roosaa. The <>p<-twd. aad for sale at aitoniahiuily man who ahall fit them up will bo a low prices at Bntber A Bailey's m29tf public benefactor, and we hare no doubt would reap a rich financial rewar d. Rtirnu has for sale all kinds of Don't fail to res 1 th* I. tiers of Acseasonable Vaoxrs»L*s. Give him a eepUnce, of the Re pubbeen standard bearers Gsarr sad Wrtaon, pr ntod on our first I-eg. this week. WARD & THAYER. Lirr or Lnrma remaining at the Haatiags P. 0 , June 26,1872. Jacob Bly, 8. 8. Collum. Mrs. A Dowse, Wm. Eason, Miss Carrie Fuller, . Syrenus Gregg, Mrs. C. C Gregg, Mra. Jnlia Gillet, Emma Holden, Clare Hart, Henry D. Hosier!!, W H. Hanes, I Mrs. Anna Hammond, Emma C.| Penock. Elida MW Direct your latten to No. of P. O. I May 15, '7: Hastings A' Allegan. The Organ for the People!! IN'OCURL.NO CHARGE rdEURALl The Grand li-l-id. teya that track laying on the Grand Rapids A ladteaa Railroad W"rth of data Lake will | commence ia a few dgy•- More than | 130 tone of ruib have U-enJpded up in Clam Lake, nod mray car loud, are on | Wo would be glad to have oar form­ tbe way. Tbe dietaace Iriessa Clam ers communicate their views of general Laks aad Fi«e Lake will require about 2.000 tons of tails Passengers will be agricultural matters, through the "Farm­ able to ge to Fife Lake byrwflaa soou ers' Column" of this paper. Michigan Central R. R. OLD. DELIlSLl MD DIMCT Sturt, s=ixst-aiM.sfs es st oT!te rtar May $.Un MM sate fwlk—etoto.. SOIJ> IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A BLADE. Rxrt a n»-H. E. Hobbs, fo e of tho Btuum.—The Gjand Rapds JU*' firm of John Huberts A Co, has return­ ot Kandt* aayn: -Ytebt carload. of ed from a brief visit at Owiaha Nebrav- buntewvwt,to liskre oa tbs 12:10 train on tbe ft R ¥. R. B. Saturday. Hbhubu the meeting at tho Officer, and Executive Committee of the Bam County Agricultural Sooioty, oa Satur­ day at tbe office of the County Clerk f Tna Assoasrtns of Good Templars for the counties of Eaton and Barry, will mart in this city oa Wednesday. July 3d. There will bo a public meet­ ing ia the evening, to which tho public are cordially invited. 75 cents for men Cottonade Pants at the Great One Price Store of Grand Rapids. Star Clothing House. ____ Detroit & Milwaukee R R UOIXU EAMTi Rapids. _____ Only ffi.OO for a good doubble and twist suit of clothes for men. Star Cloth­ ing House, Grand. Rapids. fs. 00 buys a good suit for little boys Star ClotJung House, Grand Rapids. Tax Euncuas ou the 41 b will be hold atho Fair Ground. la the afternoon, New Advertisements. Call at my Music. Rooms, 2 dqars'&iststf the Corner.of State <f- Jefferson St., and see it. All the Sheet Music of the Day constantly on hand. SHERMAN J. RICH. x Bcssuxr—Several Stereo were eatered in ths City oa Bunday Night and torus *25 in money, a Watch worth a­ bout 120, a pair of boots, and perhaps AreoarrMBST.—Wo lean from the De­ a few other smaU arffclte taken. troit papers that Mr. Joseph Harvey, of The lot Regiment Mkhigna Infoaty that city, for many yean ntedactar apwill bokl its roanion ia Joctaon August MB the Control Railroad, haa boow ap- WOOD’S Ceps>/rs jVerrg, 30th. Gen. W. A. Throop, Detrort, is Presidsat t Major O C- Hooper, Begin- where you know you get none but the that ever played to » Dw. i. the County rf Barry. T» Gnaw Buna City Fathros, will visicJtefeemto wirwma, a ^ariol <ssr FIRST QUALITY. �PBMtlWill .'jBKyggur . ' ... Of I Mtamln Gigantic Gift Enterprise. * CAPITOL OF WHCHICAN *106,000 THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, AGENTS '• r'~ A >;:e.ir.i.4 r-lriee. aae neOy«W tele Iks cate te.te. .Hum to Maeetf aad •SLtnH kia»4* 4,b*k*' ’’*•“** *"’*’»* ease he wfruloBn. raMtotate. to BreAJU nriee, will not now,unless of extra riar.eeU fcr any more, if aa much as common varieties of larger sue. A medium sir•4 fruit, or even c-cf malieruu-. msv be mere economical fir use, but tutifl decwUd change ia the preferences of thamajouty of purchaser* shall take plaoo^larg'’fruit will toll better than To produce thia, the fruit mate not only have g><*d cultreation. but must be thinned, and wo agree with Mr. Meehan that “one-half the trees which bear fruit every year would bo bencEttod bv haring one-half of th. fruit taken <rff ■•■xmaaitis well set, sad that tho HUh.” W. may Uy it down sea «w tain rule, that excuasive jwoluction u always at the expose at Ulh quantity MkdqaaKty; if not in tbs same seaaon then in succeeding Mos. tor when branch i. contending with branch, leaf with Ua£ s:.d fruit with fruit, fur its •apply of light and food, i; would bo mdeeilau anomaly in nature if this should not result in pormaneut injury to the trwa aa well aa to th" annual crop Few booekiMq>er* are- aware of the many wee to wtich wants paper may be put After a stove has been blackened. It can be kept looking veey wall for a long time by rubbing it with paper every morning. Rubbu< with paper is a much nioar way of keeping the out­ side of a taa-kettle, reifferepot and tun . C lfANK EItY ORDER EACH- Mfckjpe. and ee tteUMsfe tee eCk^ Star W>» tsleaiet *sa*ai Irent ,s«tH<r>i,-*,la . AGENTS WANTED II Buffalo Land. Guarantee Satisfaction MUK $ Mi Shop ia Bartow 4 GoodysaPa -By* Warehouse, sjaining C. F. Dwight I Co’a Foundry. $23,900 in. Real Estate ! ’ 1 ! " 1 MWripr teteWteteSro*-tee tW» , | .. ■, arWMte ■ Sate $8,000 in Ctuh'l . . '^UwmJ ■ $«’S5S • in PBraohal Pfdpert/. T^T'Wool sent by railroad will card*J and waul Uek in gr,< 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS: 'lltatiMT tttlv« coal, watucE a uw. , WELCOME MABBLE. •JW» t>«sffi«sML.t I. ‘ Jlamtoge, May 25, I«72 taro quickly taken up and depoeitsediment beneath thabjus waters, .d, along toe shore, especially afstorm, the water can hardly be 1 blue. It is brown a. far aa the ia reach, with the clay washed from tho hills end taken up along Lore. I-et this prooeei continue — hero is nothing to prevent it—and bmi must awine when tho upper of the lake, which ia scarcely able now in rough weather, will to be navigable except through a narrow channel, when even th. CARDING OPEN k TOP BUCCIES. .11 unu MACHINE ...... in < .t Iwed* tor tee reeeiy 4 Barry >“ •*' > Mi Se wtt>a *•«*•! i ia« |»>e>r M .Me k»» "i j>ia seasl mesrTt^SSflJeee' marsh where the wild alder end p whortleberry will grow Evon i did not come through the tilling acees. Niagara ia slowly but ourely f a ditch that will one day drain Brie. Every observing man aa visited the great cataract knows I haa cut ita way up from Lake •live.itol io <Utee>r I the find time 1 liaiene-1 to its roar. Me-J entranced »|”>n ita wonders. PR bmestoee that lice Ixmeath the I rock’* creeks and drops away. I die cataract ahall have worn its ei-jt to tho heed of the rapids, its les will be much faster than it ia It is easy to see that it will otto tech ths deep waters of tbe Niagror. I teko Erie wiU be <-tr«:tuaily sl, and there will only be a deett; towing through its central channel what digging aad boring 'here • to find the treasure that has town in sinking ship*, and will go Ori-rel, »«U.' ' For of all the great lakes, Erie. |to its ahaUowaees, io tho most erous to tbe navigator. A severe 'ass: B08AH) PBffl, Ml Mint.Witi. BRING ALONG YODR WOOL fewer »t •elv le re 3« 4»r*. t* lCl l.-.’.lwS <• V QUS. J. M, Go. Aft ULIS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, wStea r.riu Hi ia U»~klr I ts^Ktsgreu DR. WHSOJTS CaVtION COUGH MIXTUR: jBX U* X1 £ » 8 (ARI) entire sbeonm of that love for the Leon tiful. without wiucb to home is worthy of the name. The judicioua investment of a small amount of traaey in fiowor*. or the pcrchaao of a variety at seeds at a trifling cost, aad a few hours* work with e^mfeur garden rake will amply X. X. A Rfe T-Wto -■ hies over tbe city we obeerve many tine gardens and partrrraa, filled with the chaieeet fl rwers, evergreens and shrub­ bery, aid notieu many "loael habita­ tions" where rubbish and dvbris lie around promiscuously. The eoutraat is ■o striking and tbe sequel eo plain, that wo iavariably attribute the dilbrrnoe to ta wstH e^f '*er eie MUskl.g S S7k»l.d TteM Ute Sgreite ef- The New Oapitol and Grounds, iming population, an covered with yards aril orchards and thriving . A careful survey haa shown that a Lake. Michigan haa an average h of !,8uO feet. Lake Superior of feet and Lake Ontario of -4)0 feel » Erie haa an average d»|<h of 120 The uper part of Point Polla lalias an average depth uf but 30 Tbe middle pcrition beteea Belle id aad Long Point averayns only feet The bottom at tbe lake ia > level, and composed of soft slay, clay ig cvnatandy aocumalating, I esdiment carried down by tributary Lina. Tbe couth chore ia compoeed ksily disintegrating blue, gray and l shoals and grey sandstone. The Orti and northern coasts are made [ limestone of tho HeMerberg group. b easily yields to the action of the k Consequently both shares coa­ ly roatrihuting to till up the tod of tho lake. The work io not SEWIING MACHINES. over the jar. Canned frtrit ta’not eo apt to mold if a peace of writting-paper, cut to fit the ean, ia laid dire^y on tbe fruit Paper ia much batter to put under a carpet than straw. It in warmer, thinner and makes the laws noire when one walk* eywr it Two irt UtfrojnpMns Campsat of Octcptt. BLOOD PURIFIER. WHATEVER FURGU.TONS WONDERFUL OIL use whatever in tho . villagw of Ip, N. Y , the village Board refusing to grant a license to , la or drug stomr Thia may tching the thing a little to thr, 1 odd that every breach of buai>±J , SV. UettexterWJe&aaaasMBHaviM&ri I DR. AIKEN M FOWLER'S GREAT WORK Carre Bacent and Old-Standing D.i “ AGENTS WANTED si* •oowfKkti-H PRESDamtL C1MFAIGN BOOK TMirAr’" HUSi’.r B. CAkXCM. tUud 11.0*0- Ate* 5*1* IfX" ""SraSu*’ ‘ wtriwSai ErrMaetee, Mir LADIES-”: Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar. party, the duty of every good ettu mains the same; to work steat every due tian* and place fee tlse i of sour * ’ manly pUce.1 YOUNGMAN WORM CONFECTIONS ixUr/Tt :i:r, Public Test ess eetorr- -a—<-* -*a Haa proved DR. CROOK'S ... . ---- --, n wjtesawin:. *..4ib«ee >.'<4 votes lm.ii ute* »«. i ^u Im, •! nw m<kl • o i vsiiisiae•■•tee *Ma. WINE The hint GM» tells at St^Un Ua ‘ coin, *iho died on the 9th iast. at the pour l.iajto tn that csty, aged 102 yean. He was born March 2, 1*0. six years before t be Iiteration ol Independance. Little i« known of Ha early life. He hod been in tha poor house eight or tea yaan. I Ho had at om time a, daugbter Lving io Gensaoe. in thia Stale. He re- j Me. tttovero KfalUy. SuBi’Ss: ratu-mvMi - ra***te. ’•Sto'X«.TSL*^-‘-*”lSUa live ■•ltd.,!.. th.t m.1^. ClAT-ZFE.TTNrfiT GHAMHON WASffil good of others, tbe editor knows his la । t>ora will never be appreciated—hr know* hi* task ia a thank] nee one. Ocnaainaalh’, however, a man more advancod than his fellows, will make glad tbe heart aad tighten the toils at tbe knight of the quill by some su-tekl. tokenof eekteterfedgetuca: Evra cotpur aliuns, that have bora aMad in their efforta towards suoeera liy the newvnorH r bringing their work Wore the publu. w01 towartiraae deign to temember the local pavaa by giving it each poMhage asthoycanaot poeaibly get does eteewhen. Aad, at the same time, thera same ccspxntiotu expect the news*, nee Ia MSten —- - ’ - - -.11 O'a*— Dr.Il U Wells ’ ftlrati of Jstteta siree|U>»:>< sad eoerteM.y Uk* eel>lc»e> loed lakre isle it,. SMiste*. It ssurn*- MOTICS TO CtMmUCTOM. Ju Pursuance ot get 117 of I VO aad NATURE'S »rlrS*,sailrtnlLmuSita mu PLASTER, Hair Restorative U-t the eonstrortton of one hundred rods '?ld.ro*d’ Mtanlnit frai s-xnn ot Station two and continuing to Sta­ tion seven. Also Grading and Plank­ incbro |«‘width'write ’fhX frtna Scli.vl lli.ii.. Jwtlar liusb ef I.OUO (hmm. Spjeui’ul' taaibax of all Unde; Oak, Btewvod,' Wf.it.wmal etc. iu™s »tete p.mti, F^r .tnribcr i»strtufruaa, inquire at Ibis Office, or of the pn.prietori, ’ D. B. A A.G.PBEKMAN. Hidtiaiorn, A|eil IJfh, 1BT2. HALFORD LonCTomgE TABLE SAUCE, 8TOCC0, vosuM UE, at B1E, PVKEFY YOUB BLOOD Tire itrr unt AtmiM Maahooi: :Hi»4r X*rt.How FOB FAMILY USE. Shingles. Lath, &c. .tttM ituraa?Stewart & Steiahoft wuhiki � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-07-03.pdf 2e7d3711ffd458a377dfa271be90d07d PDF Text Text vol xvii. HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 3 1872. Mwinil wl Bu?h>e» RELTABT,K a* under th# Etapfro. There wa# more cfs pick-rick air, of Derby louebirig, on th# grawnd; and mother* showed makro up for thi* by striking more fre­ their mum by tearing their young quently th# sMtrum with hi# litti# flats; daughter* at Lome. Ono of th. moot L# is almost tort in hi. celebrated top ringwla* right, was the op-ring of umcoat, but liio gnrv eye* took over, through and under hi# .peclacie*; b# i* uO long- I er eloquent, bet obstinate ; he 1# choking < ■ with rag# and brandish** W» • aamitar ] I tho menace of hi. reriguathai over th# । i 700 members, and with More**. 1 There i* at th# Palais Boyal theatre a ' pie-wnow bring acted called the “M#- । ehanical tribune,-’ by an • ingentooa ar- ' raugemortt each orator come# up in due I course and i# rolled away in tun ; the i and Amerwms, they showed that time accorded for making a i?##ch bo- •uh I ia Borno they do as iho Boman* ing in projwrrtion to the importance of whan ’ in fore# despite it# being the .abject When M. Thaws exploded do-attended < However, they all of course a terrible c'j#oe uarosd; the rarobanieal Sunday. t Agents for the Celebrated IMartMIE pros (nans, dan m cm plow irfrereever introduced has found unusual favor You trio! veil how tn um*. i Im uiglrtucR* oC Draft Need,‘and'fhiec of Hmrtlli 3rd Excelling ol work. A^nys n furrow well and will not clog. t .abcoO_____ s'iQ NO. 10. 1 tempted to #peak, but was hooted down; ' one deputy detired to merely define the 1 quroticn at issue, and wns reqa##t#d to ■ go home; a (eamd be had only two werda to etats oa a question of order, and ru removed as bring disorderly. Th. I*rorideat of the Aseembly, M. ' Grery, rang hi# ball till it became boaroe and looked like a Fallen Angel appeal­ ' ing to the damned. ’ It wu only when Great Durability. The chilled Iron The Boys want to see you and > 4lli Its Being harder than tempered steel. :xH»rt»O81tow you the Goods. All ; entirely new and Prices not to be Plow is Offered on its Merits. .beaten in the StaU df Michigan. t desinus of pfaf-ina this Plow in the. hands tile ner obligatory taw for military duty a mgri should remain four or fire year* in active *»rvioe. M. Thier* . and ibe majority wori in favor of fire year*, and hence, why no one can understand or excaae the Praaulent'a threat, which hat resulted in gravely injuring him, leaawiing the legislature in the eyea uf the country and throwing bock the growth ■ ' ice which wa* happily making way, Count do Kcnlrvl when ; M. Thier. thnr hi* resignation in the ■ fiwo <>f the deputies. proposed that fit* J CLan-b* r should adjourn fur tw«niy-four governed. The J ordinary" budget ofFranoefor lt*JS lias been i-ublialtod ; it reveal* a decided inerra*# luthe#*pease, of every department el the State —die Minidry of Jartioe moepted. Only think that Bepublican. cara^t cure the epte that have erer formed, 'the chief point in thrir ebareoter. The cvtnmi**ion fur examining die budget i* devot­ ing attention tu find the rnjuteite rovenae by economy rather than by iinj-o«iug nerikMM; quite a n*#t uf title am- iaia and will bo knocked away a* u*eirM, and it »ecm» the French Embaoxy at Constantinople ha* aumetbiag like a batUliou of translator* that can be lamely reduced. The chai**#* uf free trade have been much iucroarod by the recent threat of M. Thier. to rMgn, that election* in the North and centre of Franco, which have resulted in the ntuni of the three casdidatM pledged to Th* only nelly mw clement in the Barnmr btiainea* io, thal emav eariou* papers redacting un Li. tulilicnl condm t ia Mexico and hi* love for priao money, hare burn found among the document* krixed nt the Talienee end will l>e ue*d i public an£General Chanty Vico l*riei.| agninat himjf ibo power, uf th dent. 1‘ubtlc opinion i> indignantjporn.it- The nation will hardly agaioat M. Thier* far bi. cLildulinc.s and i* re*olvud to find a Chief Magis­ trate who will .ubmit'to, ami not coorrv the National Alterably. The coontry dateata imjMirialMa alike under republic or monarchy. , The nation ia gvttiug idanuwl at the They are the' only itove made of Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, -gl Mr, World. >10(10 c rack tho St. Kuitliin of France bad neither rain nor suushiue on the anuivoraaiy of j l»y 1*1 >•* To all who Intend to Purchase Sewing Machines >«y ■ GOODXJSAB & STOKER. . «'.4w?iTb!-ihZUi HAMM. M IHAAMk. k CO, aeraimmI, — Respnctfully announce Io their patrons and the Public <aenerally,thnt they have removed to tbe|Laj^ge an^J (’ormnodions New Brick ~ "~’L-a" II -* ” ■'' ______ __ Store juljoinirig the Washington ' ' Block, and willbj Br to serve uh who may give them kert tyn<l Groceries constantly he I’ftMsond. mid will he sold idverlised I f you ' iftaJH! Pay Cnsh lor HniTer, r*ggs, anti If kinds of Proihiie. BLACKSMITHING I ’« 1 ' HICKS & BRO bja supposed exhnmaiiou ; ho i* clearly not infallible aiac# lb# down pour con­ tinues all the same. V\’e hare tho fruit* in due mason, but - they ar# pal# and ta*tele#*, no «un Laving Mulled on them. th* iron nod fit. it agauj Peat*. June 12th. People g» about in winter ratbar than atem _. A great many jierwitA Like the weeliter th* politirol nm-ii- in suiuinor coitumo ; tailors-drre*i'r«ii lion of France i* variable. M Thier* maker, reoeive no order*; • the country witaeaa tho rimpte npparttu. ' ha* been at hi* old trick, again—threat­ te more mla#tuble tlian th# tity, *• Champ do Mar*. For the future, every beggat! i cuing tu rreigu. although hr faithfully । neither aammer pa sses m>r cottage# ar# iwutnited tha home and foreign journal- I being routed ; there are plenty at subur­ mu.t be provided with a Cceaeu. tela who recently intoyviewod him. never ban nites tu let, but tho tenant* remain more io talk in that faahkn. Tin kept coutpieuuu* by their aberare, and for ing by collecting the end* «f cigar* ia tho word of pautiao to oar ear; but ha* many ritlmas, nine Lours at tho seaside the cnlZ* and appropriating Hie glaaee* broken it io hcu hupo. The Preeident will be ample reddunce for thia »nm- and apoon., er opening the doon of of th# Jtopublir luu ulwny* aimml tn b# mor. Yesterday was Hi# •univereary of cab*, Acu, at the-theatre*, and picking an ortitb in apenehifying ; all hi* «i»- Bl. Ilarthulomew aooording tu th# your imclu-t while getting into hr out nf the vehicle. So great ha* beon the in­ tournee bat# 0T»r .Backed of old ago ; flux of yuung women from the country there te no youth in them. He never 7. That It Dtteulc throughout of the be*t Matertah audio the moat perfect to awell the rank* of ptcutiinfion, lor manner, evil with aurli simplicity ot cnoatrocUna that il la nut liable to unequal take* in the wlmle uf a queation but ho i* being anliritad to reetur. to u oar the mere fove of breoraing .uddenly rich wear, atid requlrea fewer repair* than any tnacbln. In the market, end la readily load* you Into uaetaa* detail*; deal* with that the au Lori lie* ate tending Look all and lnox|*natvc»y re adjusted after long wear. H. That It ha*4be Mlmony, not only of experience 1 expert*, but of the ricillauch inmiigtanta. During th# reign of • ' ' ' ' ” ip#riarlty In workmanship and easy klarahal Voillant either ought tu havo CharireYtTLWO ,,«Ml#d dbve.”wvro died two year* ago, or Lavopu*!|.<mrd tho at caie titue burned in Pari*; th# dly cetxl* the step* e! the tribnne majratk-- •veat till die n-aiurtlMm of the empire was not purified ly tha jJau, aa tha ally ; survey* the 750 dvputiu.-then the lb. funeral wa* vvry plain, a* tho re­ Phmuix wa. found to have apruug from two gteroae full of wine and water by publican rofuMv to deal in fuw and It* uhr*. Siac# then, fallen airtar* hfoMro .terotexfi enabling them io s-tid out nu Machine} feather*, wero it m-t for tho military have to be registered al the Minirtry of wbleb will not bear the moat rigid •erutiny and the rtivtast t<n*u. They believe haaglntM tho audlentr. bringing hi*’ hunor* hi* inlarraeut wa» only that Putico. The French polioo now uro, inthat in th* end tflrir ctertuiaero Will be bettor e*li*tleJ with lipa e”Urae tfiau they which any,time l« to bo witnoaeed, wl.en iteod al hand-cuff* the peaivUN, ao much would with Imi-rrfect and badly finialicd Maoblnat which have far •Itnllln of nw down lu a kml with the JmT of the KMtnMiraud pKtnUxlng the two hat­ a »tuok*laok*r »«ce**ful in Fwmh in faehiaa daring the first empire. Il te -x IL >kJ. ™.t*. .<lrru.u ■ ton* in C-e bidk'of hl* coat tu be »anu. Throoe and Italian Flvro, ia being con­ riaiplo a[ipaiatu* in strong whip cord, which assure* at tho -ame time tinitbe ducted to hi. tuauedauru. A* peM*«f, which fasten* the thumb* iywwrtto.) ouly. together acroa* tho atomach. and haa not disappeared. be gate up a* if by it i* a ruru.u. fact, that nearly the fini a lupcrbaaiaa effort, pronouproe in a atop a French broker Uk*. whoa rich, locking, by mean* of a apiing. Grand Rapldte..Mich, Dr. Ganual tho relobnpvij auibalmw ia da*J. Hi* system of pmurvation rarely rest* in it, bring too often com­ wa* a sort uf internal pickling, lie aroaroe. A deputy had nailed him pelled on a settling day lq bajra Urn poaerd a wdutxm of OMimmi an It, alum, -General" Thiroa and was paid Lome country for hi* umutry'* good. If empty, and nitre into (ho arteries and all wa* in hia own ’cvs. Before M Tliiere creditors put tho oemtapl* up to auction mode beautiful finovar. laupchto an apijpaui or Jadnlgc* in a m they wc.uld tho bankrapt'a huurohuld । Purchater to bookseller: ‘I want a “By what, authorP' njwaCr, bo Iran* oa oft. n aa the poor in­ goods. Marshal Valliant will bn bed dirtmuaty.-’ valid to**#* in-Led- Haring fund'a rsmeenberod a» Iteing'tb# fattest ainccnromfurtAbl* porilfou. th# sardonte kmile rirt under tbc Second Empire. As to , The "Tnxilm," ia the nuu* of a new play* round the ntnuth— the teeth nwrir bi* claim for the A#t*« of Marshal con­ oMt.il h»* no button tote# and eo U Bja>*ar—be dart* Lie iitfe bead toward# ferred in 1851, it lx only new the press, adapt'd fur gentlemen who dialik* PATKNT COOLHRS; an opponent. draw* the jaw* together te dbcutalng bl* clainu to that honor-; “dreary!loax." • Magistrate t» prieoncr — “i hare a*an mU send* the retort whietiiog tenia*, Canpomanhanpr^Mt^tolth Th. rsoe tar th# totod prfoof peri.: foBowrog it with Iris eye aa if i< were a ■ I »m Tory little." ahull. Tbeh V laugh* - MW ahawlng the tenth, lean*, an hi* elbow. ar almost oount Of Hie wntraata It «lght present i duck, Sir.” I Aantvau.-N. York, Cd. Noble «ud atrvlohe* fall length. ott .Hw tribune for with that latbmten game uad^ the tec-1 a chat. But rim Jupiter U angry. - and empire. At then. ’ the recent event i fiam.. Jan. ft Mire Pforoe. pr. T. IL C#au. when M. Thlrr* Iktewteo* to resign m wa* tjiukcn of fL month in advance, and • cn Monday Ja»i I Ataurod of bring too preparelfoti• outdo a wee’s befjreUol. i Something like pruioeobhfcad to b#*s-1 changed with the ii-r. ry men tn aecura a • The 1TNKLE Ac LYON Uanufoctnriiw Company brg leave tu. call the attention of the public tn the following fact* relative t-> their Im,pnrvH Sewing Maeblae, Vrcron:" 1. That It la ^Shuttle Machine of th# llrrt daas, having all the talcwt improve- 1 menta, Including their |«it»nt Drop and intercbangabic wl. 2. That II boa the l**< constructed shuttle and the mo-t ixirfvat 1-war tension In existence, and defte* all coinpetitfon In throe partlcutam. & That It hna the only Stb linitT, Hidjf-ADJCTTTXO needle to be found la any t-buttle Maddne, by wbleb the thickest material or the finretlkbrie can Ik■owed, using eitherj-otton, <dlk or linen thread of any »isc or fin Lb. 4. That It ruM totally, rapidly and quietly, nil motion* belnjr positive-wear Ing part* being ruaite of rtcrl. and making a i-crfect lock-tltch alike on both de*W il Protection to Every Policy Holder! ^exrtsponbtntt. G. L. FRETTS, Agent MKAT nARKET! Millie tho partial s'dane# obeerred toward* the prooaedinp of th# Oummiadaa that rout him tu h* tried, while il btetmod th* defenders of Hirarixnug. Private ballooning is Incoming very foahionsble and ‘ balloon lartte." or* in vogue. Thi* new pastime Is undoubt­ edly owing to the invention <d a M. Gif­ ford, who can inflate a balloon r hydrogen gas, a* rapidly ami ly, a* if filling a barrel with w manufactures the hydrogen I a stream of rspor over iron, oxydiringthe metal, liberates t City C. M. BUNYAN A CO. HooniH Nothing kwrUfo-UaM • liitU man hAhetanmuMand th.” ’ terafatlMto id th. wort/#Mh dim a. if I port*. He of tbe JKsrnry counted TO. un one post a few day* ago. X* Emile de Girardin ha* remarked in hi* lecluH on journalhta, that there were no better imucts ia the world than the great New York daihro. make one uuii-.o/bas patiently faking forty-oight drinks a day ever stneo. Soina of tlie papers uro criticising lb# rhetotioof a clorgnuan who haa re­ cently preached and jwMished the fid lowing on th# paaaag# of tho Bad Hm : ■‘Thu billow, reared ns Mod's hand pulled Wk upun tbair ccyalal bita." ,, Thia M th# way th- Owkr B-j-d. borrow a fopMet* put* it-. “Don't ^ZZwwwre’t doa'twwn't' �adversary pciat* oat iln-ee errors, and wo (hall be as much wjrimd ae >*y oue, if they ran help u* to reach awiMr and twttor .drumlitre lion uf ptibHr aftdra. Lil«ra> ll- publfeuii monarwstt I ti« bo(x)ful. if tffi< edminlstratiu nun mited to that party, that w* have nay improvement. DRY GOODS fudiaaa will bo considered tho k«ty of tlm political situation. Both psrtie* are nmceotrating their effort* in then Stated because if thov go for Grant in October his election in certain ; should they bo lost, white his election is probe- 10 Barrel lute tuid more iJold to < A |Q»ud - axritonieat wa* crealed in Washiagiou and throughout the Dis­ trict Tuesday evening lari, by the mam­ moth mesa meeting hdd at tho City Hall. Tho firing of ronne-n. the blase of rocket, and the hmg liuaa of brilliant use by the Government of exU tasdxnary powen- and for ■xtraotdinary pwpr-•m than Mr. Grtetey, and those whs now offer him support, both Deusoerate and Republteans, have b.«m at eoMpie- . j diructijas added to tho jwwcrful Iipecche*. made th* occasion on* of I great •iguitooncj. Tbe Greeley sheet I hero tried to say it was a small affair, Isaat until quite recently—of all aorta of j। but admitted that more tliau six thoulegislation, and wv have no aeeuraoce that it wnuM not « readily justify tho, use of extraordinary jowerc hereafter aa herwtoforo, provided its friend* were , benefited by it. The Democrat* who[ now support Mr. Greeley and dnuounra I military rule, were as ready to use bay- jI caraeetoaa* of Mr. Greeley who ha* auots in support of tbe fugitive slave ij preached against tbe use cf tobacco all ■ hi* life, not only in going into the to। baroo buMuess, but tho buneat Harare Indeed. we <fo not know of any man io ,; of yur* joiniag Bos* Tweed in bneinaea public life whose hitherto avowed pub- j in 18IA, denouncing iuroldlime friend* Zerswr, Cleveland, Ohio, will secure Uiatoxoellent, wide awake,weekly fami­ ly journal for three mouth*—thirteen week* at ju«l half price—for n trial trip. Tho Jlrraur i* eno of tbe oldest ami best farm and fimdde papers in tho country, and everybody should take ad­ vantage of thi* liberal offer. Ihtaoanvr's Moxtult Msouiar for July cmtainuig an ample store of re­ hashing l.taraiure. including a. con­ tinuation of Beck at The Feim, by Neil Forrest; choice jo-rm* and music, splen­ did illurtratioQ^, fadiiou*. household, ate, a nd a fear page engraving of tbe dty of Vienne, tb« roee* <>f , the ’?9lifl's position in 1872 Piitw, SI yearly. PuWfehod’ — - lidoplaioMaadpraetu e> am Im* in aacnd with tha vital p-Tjomtloat enunciated in the Liberal K-pnbUcan platform than . tho Editor of tho New York Triiiow; A Republican County Convrnlioo, and wo do uot'kiow of any party, sinco will be held at the Chart House, in - tho City af Haatings, oc Sabndry the Stith ready to use extreme power, than tho ‘■Atuericu*" society. day of July 1872, al o'clock M-. to Father Garaxxi, tho great Italian agi­ Democracy that now eitt* iteell up a* choose four delegate* to the State Con­ tho special guardian* of the eonaiin- tator of evangelical r. ligiou. gave a vention » be bald * Lansing July 3let. tional right* of tbe people. What ad­ vantage can be expected from a reform. movement cJnducted by ouch refocmore. •yiU opposition to tho Republican party, and if it bo possible return to power through tho agency uf apostate Repub­ lican*, the worxt ancmiee of the country in tha darker'. day* of tho Rebellion. For it ia idle to tuppoaa that, elected *• tho nominal* of the Baltimore Conven­ tion, Graatey and Brown can do aught ahe than place the power and patron­ age of the Goreramen: in the hand* of th* Rebel* and their Northern alurr. Without a nomination at Baltimore the Cincinnati Ticket cannot get an Recto­ rial vote in the Ropubbc. coueeqaently for alFlbe power and influento i t may eommand, it will be indebted to tbe Re­ bel element who unco !W1 have cuatrotod tbe co called Democratic party, and W elected will be in duty bound to place the patron age. sad coMeqaently tho control of tho nation in tho hands Promise*, pro femion* of reform, are the eauMBt and cheapest possible capital in trade fur any party. Platform ma­ kers may run their race* with each oth­ er, bat tho people ought by this time to have found out that tho professions of any sei of men who want to get officn, or to stay in ofiire, arc comparatively worthfea*. The liberal Republican^ baring their choice M priac^tea have ■elected a vary good lot; and we have no deabt *>mB of there Republican. have a purpose of trying, in caeo they out gain posaeeskm of tho government, ■amo of the refonai they advocate. But Liberal Bep*blieaita are only men like other Eepablicans, and being u<dj tnan, when once ia office they would do pret­ ty much as other men di It i* a di* canraginc *» wcl1 “ humiliakug eonfoeuoa to make, to be sure, that Rapub- b«M«t of cUseea, looditire and interest., but il ia true and baa uniformly been ao under all admiaiatratfono ; amt it is aho true, that we* ceterally think that sat of officer* the bast who aroomplfeh ll* mnri directly for tbe benefit of cur special islneet*; and we should dvubtleee, like best that President who would aad no official will be perfecC until tbe people cease to want what they ought not to haee. TU stream does not rise UgUrthan ite aown*. Prondenti or otter oOcials will U no better than ' [ ' wa Mteva nothing in maeo diabsarta ing to eno ia effine who sfoeteniy dartres a bettof at*:, ot thing* in the ndnuniatra. ttonofjmMic nffsira than to And how thoroughfare offer* to pleasure seeker* at thi* season of the year—affording cheap porangv* from Detroit tu Niagra Faile and return, ur a direct route »b Tot onto tu Kingston. Preacott, Ottawa. Ogdensburg, Montreal Quebec, Wide ' Mountains, Saratoga, Newport, New most radical Liberal Rafiabliaau, al­ ' York and Boston, and all sea-balhing though w* do not beliovo the best way ' summer resorts. Tooriit*' tickets, avlid to make any party bettor or purer, or to . make it more nearly live ap to its pro- : ! ronbi and Quebec, either by the O. T. R. feaaauna ia to withdraw from it, or aid . ur royal mail line of steamer*—thus en­ in its disialogration, ur assist in dis­ joying all of the svenrvy of the Thou*­ banding it entirely. ' We are fully sat­ , and Islands pass throug li the wonderisfied that there i« nothing to expect in fnl Victoria Bridge, tho lungoat bridge tbe way of genuine reform and good ad■ in tbe world, by daylight. Bend to Mr. • Reidy for a programmu uf tbe excurident, even if he wore elected wholly by Itepnldicnn votes and aa tho eundeinto of tho Republican party; much lea* when lu> ia the candidate of a party whore . record ia fall of every abuse in Guv erament, from arbitrary power to obdurate' ■r ason, and whxh ha* been guilty of ev<- l ry crime against the rights ut the people, | which Liberal Republican* prepare tn 2®0 Kofis New Carpets, LOTS: GOOD NEW Young Anwricx fur July tho umst interesting periodical we know for jurenils*. Tho Editor givas u* an excellent full length portrait of hiiundf in the ptvwnl number. » Miro at Play, and' theji l»nyg|lieeii in the last ten year*. ' Tn* now postal law goes into effect July 1*1 It. provide* fur 300 new mc-oey order office* in diffareut pert* pf tho country, making with thoao already ic operation a total lint of ll.OOtl niuoey of ibeati office* amounted to over 840,Offit.lMW, and tho system i* re fait grow iag in farur that il would nut be surprii ing if it doubled tbit year. You should i wdcd rhat stacks of Goods One Hi Money, PAY re*Ibcp a Tailor and Manufacture Fne Goods to order. R. MUDGE. ' Ye Sell CiejjKr Till Ollers. d- .venxs. piTTHE. CASH Coining into our Store. DRUGS AND MEDICINES TAILOR & FARLEY ORGAN. Di THE DRUG DEPARTMENT AGENCY OF Taylor & Farioy Organ. Prouoonco.1 by all Good Judge* to be For Dollar’s Worth that Goes Ont SPRING Ad AVERY. v»ui ecu iticiu an Iflan to thffitowho finite Uta Utetan It Hoi kteOly. SPRING * AVERY. their Photographs. PLANTATION Thousand Dollar*! 00 Him OF RIIM!! Money, Tbe Illustrated Chrutiiii Weekly with its beautiful picture* aid admirable reading, come* to our editorial sanctum with uuiailiag regularity. In the f resent jyoek'< issue wo litva I’an-epger* wishing to have cboicu of rail or steamer between Kingston and Montreal, must decide and get proper , Mikado or head rule of Japan, tho firet ■ ever preronted in thi* country, is also ■ ticket* when purchasing. . given. Much interest ia attached to tho preaent rule of Japan from the fact that1 A few day* ego tho tetcgrapli rvp>rtho ha* revoked all cf the law* and I ej that tho employe*-* eouneetad with Tho Elitur uf tho Whitehall Jbnna odirt* against Christianity, which has' the building trade in London bid struck gives tho Valley Diviaiun of the Mwh- been in force for three hundred years, i pan Central, and ita offic* rs the fotlow- and ba* forbidden diriaa honor to bo j tian of time-' It appear* that their pre*- :ng merited notice, in tho last ie«u> of paid to him, thus breaking down th* ent wage* arc wren pence per hour, and meet formidable barriers to the introduc-; ton boar* constitute a day's work. They seek an advance of nine pone? j>er hour, busspl l A bewutiful yummor picture u the “Thrushf s Noft” An early tradition of to nine hours a day. They clsiin that the dtemvery of tbs art of priabng in addition to tho ten hour* of wort they from rai*c<! litter*, i* tho subject of an are <»mi>e2ed to go long dutaacre in illustration. Tho “ Children’* Depart­ Phospha their own time to and from their work. ment" ia as attractive ai good stories It eecm* that a mason gets seventy and plcasent picture* can make iL ' doom per day ar about *1.40, and what Tha publisher* announce that io they strike for i* !F pmice per day for their next number will bo given on arti­ nine hours work which would be equal cle tbowins bow to build a cheap, neat to 11-80 per day. The mechanic* of cottage tor WOO, with illustration* and Washington receive* from 84 to 15 »rr full .necifieatfon. day, more than twice os much a* their brother workmen in London, and yet living and root ia ths aggregate are Respcchfully infants the higher ia London than in Washington public of Barry County and city. Thi* illustration afford* the most United Stater Patent Office to Michigan Surrounding. Country, that •triking rontr**t between the great dif- Inventors for the week ending June 18, feronoo in the social nod personal 1872, and each bearing that dale. Fur­ lion peo[>la' for ite great mission is to he is making at reduced and amuse, to instruct and ■prices, the best Photographs standing of machaaica in tho United nished this paper by Cox A Cox, Solicit-, delight. Tha contents ot the July unm- : in (he county, and second to States and abroad. Upon tho Euro­ ore of Patent*, Washington, D. C : ber orc excellent, and wo do not hesi­ none in the State. Becket. Janice Graham. Vassar. pean Continent mechanics and laborers tate to call cur rtador* attention to ft. Bfo Cheap ’T’v-uwliy Work Washing Machine, Ecra McCoy, Pon- Hee what cun be obtained for 15 cent*, arc paid orca less in proportion, ao that or 11.50 per year. Jurt glanes at the palmed off as Photographs, when wage* arc doubled in Europe they Hat England'* House of Commons;" but Artistic pictures that can Railway Switch, Marcos Brdoknway win bo yet very considerably below „ The Croton Dam;,, „ Boston Harbor., only be made from, cdtpterthose that sro paid to tho mochauica ia Jr., Junwvdie. icnea and a Scientific Icnowh School Seat Joint, Spencer C. Clark. tha United Stale*. Ia tbe face of there edge of ths business. Call bleaaing* and their general jeueperity * ‘ ’ I upon by Wire Fenaa, Hioaiaa Hill, Jr.. Stunri*. Lubricator, Chart*-. 11. Pnrahall, !fe- barton “To th* Absent; " •• Tha •features Red Crow," " Miraon;" " Ar. Empty elsewhere. Wood Sewing Macbinr, Cha*. A. To­ Pocket-book ; ” "The Florentine MaidJf. B. Persons with tight so ;- “ Jalie i" *• Nobody,. Daughter." ministered tha law so wisely and wall “ Bidie ;n “ Note* from the Far West; ” blue or grey eyes are request­ that here ia America have all buatneaa *• The Grave ia the Foreet;" “ The Nun ed to call on cloudy days for oaterpriaes so uniformly pro*i«m*d and iimr Wtison U more Ihoruoghly in The Govemment baring sot tho ex­ sympathy with the laboring people than ample of tho right hour rate for ila any other American Statesman uf our work, private enterprise. must neoaeaHie early Uruggtes with poverrily conform to it sooner or later; and tho Bepuhliran party which haa emanci­ pated tho riava will male it ite farther nuewoa to cmanri pate the laborer* from 17® Packages of Dry Goods, Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. M8Wt e aevcral tow > usual num! We have been, and ulill moan to be, temperate ia each political diacusooa* . 1 os the campaign may eecm tu rail far. i ‘ What there is of good in the co called I i liberal Republican movement we uro I | ready ecough to acknowladga. however ■ , much wv may differ from it ia regard to The mathoil to attain that good. What > there ia to condemn ia the pa*: onduct of the Republiora party we oxp««i to be ' always an ready to admit when the fact* j sladl corn*' to our knowledge, ua is the fl/IC LU/IBEHriWWdtfWtW ' Funcxr <>/!«, qn9csi(ies, Qo«te, Book., aco a T-1880-X. This wumWnl tagatobin restorative i* the sheet-anchor uf the feeble and do - HASTINGS, MICH. �Rprisucm Btfw ~ ffmiM purn ti tamlwrn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. J. P. ROBERTS & CO Wishing you auroras ia the PrateraMinutes of Prerious meeting road and ual Campaign, I sign myself. approved. Th# Marshall reported as to Faithfully Your* coadrtion of crittews on 8b.te Street aad South East Conisr of Union Block. Street Cosnmisatouer accooui <ZS7G.35 To aa Daauuns.—The United Broth • reciaved and refare-l to ccmmitlre on n»w CLtmh in tte tosrnahip of la tte West: lai. To Omaha, connect­ ing with the great Pacific Roads. 2d, To lancolo, the capital cf Nebraska, and all that beantiinl region south of tbe IHatie, fited with R. R. Lands aad hrwseteails. 8d. Io St. Joseph, KaaThe Altering a«M«to were returaad aa* City and all Kar— ■ 4>y Ficwr.re Connnitteo with reedtaendaTte roads aro —1 tom that they be allowwl; tte best bridges, Georg > Alfdt* work ^n,8d .Ward, 76 1 George Ateft.'work in 4th Ward, 73 60 ' Jawn Rich. Blacksmithing, 3 SO Gary Spaulding has a naw and full । Goodyear A Striker, Iron, 4 87 ttock of Boots, Sbov* and Notio... Ball1 On motion they were allowed and iRK at Tory low price*. nfltS MMWtS. gBgrsTnThftx ttt Tell me not in mournful numlxn*. life ia but au empty dream. For the place to bay good* aheap for tbe money ia al tho New York Cash Store. ' FOE BALE. Homo and lot ou tlio East end of Green Street near the G. B. V. Depot Homo eon tains 9 Rooms, a pleasant and deairable location will te sold at a bar- jflHHlh. Peninsular^ Railway. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grind River Valley Division DRUGS Woodland i* to be dedicated on tfaturday. th* 13th of July, at 11 o’clock A. M. We expect Bishop El wards to of­ ficiate. Dur Quarterly meeting corn memo, un tte samp day. at 2 o’clock P. >1. A cordial invitation is givin to all to attend ou the occasion. 2w Medicines, Dye Stufls, PAINTS & OILS School Boohs J- Stationery of ordinances, fur the ensuing year bo ! let to tte lowest bidder ucoompainod by surety, all bids to be brought in at th* next regular meeting of the board; Moved and carried that the Street , Iteumittoq hayo ona taora week to ex­ amine and report in In regard to openi ing road as petitioned far by E. M. Bin­ man, Seth Saulabmy, Milo Oiborn and 87 otter*. Moved by Aid. Pratt that Jcffareon St be broken up aad repaired ss*at week; carried. Moved by Aid. distre.a or gripe, but operate* wbaa all' Van Velaor that the Recorder te instruct­ other remedies have failed. It is ear- ed to procure a Map uf the City tor the tain to supersede PUL, Castor Oil, Nar­ use of tho board; oarried. By Aid. Pratt that tte Street Com­ cotic Syrup* and all other purgative and exciting medicines. The Csstori* cuu- missioner be instructed to complete the tabM neither Minerals, Morphine nor job heretolor* let to Joseph Col*, ou tte Alcohol. . By its emolient, soothing ef­ Bailey Hili ia th* asm* manner a* cun • fect, it assimilates the food and prod urea traded with him and keep a limo and natural sleep partkalarly adapting <t to ‘ exact accvuut of tte actual coat of doing crying and teething childnin' 'It ernes j the same and report to the Conned । Stomach Ache, Wind Colic,Constipation, Dy AM. Van V-lsor that the Street Flatulency, Croup and kills Worms. Make your Druggist send fur it -, he will Cimmiesfoner be authoriz-d to purrteen always keep it, as every family mast i a Scraper lor use on Street* ; carrind. Cm Motion Conned Adjourned. have if. It ci>»U bat fifty cwnta a bottlo. William D, Hayes, pindeul has beou shirking his duly for a long time, for which he sincerely asks *pardbtf; and n^w/ g-xng 0a tha aupp osition thU mCI pir tia hxt La en grouted, will ood.saror to indite a few item* from . thia busy (?) littlu City which ho h>>pja ate efficient LI your druggist has not may, at faa-tf, Interest KiOiobbly enough got it, suad direct to Proctor Bros., ■ As regarJs pdiltos, alllioujh I nin । Gloucester, Maas. 8o» tevurttenient. ' not oss Biuoh of a i-ditieian as some, as ! far as I bar* been able to judge, the cuunty will, no doubt, gj for the PhilaI dslphia ciiilid.-itot, how strongly, I sin unable to aay Grosloy is not very popt ulsr uuioog llw Democrat* hero, al­ Another lot of tbow aplendid stytei . though a great many way lh.il if hi* of ahawb.and Paraaolsjnst received at n-iminstion is ratitied at Baltimore, the/ tte New York Cash Store. n7tf , will have to vote for him. but will bare ■ to shut their ev.-< and “ go it blind." th* ! same as thry did whan Burbanan was 2 S .. 4SXS. * IS tfi jawretteswitth Everybody Ifhould try them before Purchasing. Elsewhere. The Weber & Gabler Piano. BEAMONABLE TERMS ABE GIVE’S. «.“• WARD & THAYER. May 15, 72 Hastings <J- Megan. The Organ for the People 1I »r tfr r‘T orw , Tte Artesian well question is being ; agitated agaiu and but week, a mooting ! waa held by the dtiaena, at wliich it Plenty—Potato bugs. Above par—Grant stock. Growing—Everything green. Naw Goods in ondtoss variety just opened, aad Cor .tele at astonishingly low price* at Barber S Bailey’* m29tf 'MR Ibulroa.1 meeting—Ysteerday. Sod—Tte Greeley Republicaus. Out of Un way—Republioan bolters. In demand—Wool at buyer*' price*. Sick - Tho Democracy, cauw, Greeley UssSjurss* Kw’ts r«*CXteJte’ivsrr S& Michigan Central R. R. ILD, RELIABLE ISO O1BECT ROUTE, SESJSXS’aSSJSS tt S=. ' waa voted to request the City Council to call a meeting, far tbe purpoee of voting to raise a tax far a limited amount with which to try fur aootter Artesian Welt Tbe Couacil have rained the call for tte ‘ mreting to te hrId Wednesday Jane J 2lth, at which, no doubt, tte rote for ■ tho tax will have a large majority. Tho put week has been rather over- ' burdened with excitement. Monday ' Grady’s Circus gsre two exhibittons, I which wore thj tert I have ever seen to this town. Tuesday trining. tho Peak family gave one of thair popular •uiteriuiwoeals. Welteeday evading (te Dwd Triapiar. held * Spectacle Wifivi! which netted them ftnm 316 tot Now at tho Carriage Factory of J. Lee Reed! SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE. INOCURE.NO charge To bn built—Th" Kalauuxoe, Hast­ 420 ate wMJMmpea in i* Roe. Fri­ ings A Lowell 1 11 j day th’ Uatoa S.-!1O >1 ha I a pic tit: .r Deeervedly popnbac—Tbo Valley Di*t^a>kW>«.U fa Itek/Ut 'a&if uaa ar fwo otter toaatera who A Tan Pou: of the Independent* in wndition interwhlrt. it had,fajl<«i but 75 cents for men Cottonadc front of tbe Ice cream Rooms of Mr*. lias tofus-J uuw hie into all ft* krateahli, Pants at the Great One Price Hitchcock, ia a fin* one, but aa u wines brought* a? 1* a higher and tetter Store of Grand Rapids. Star far all practical purposes u a Greeley atoadard of sclteqrahip ifc*u it haa pffl Republican. attained before. Planed in a good workClothing House._____ / Pour* Cant Hoe*.—Hun. John fag condition ate fitted far a aueeeasor who will not find not half th* disagree- Star Clothing House, Grand K eagle haa jwrt imported a pair of Po­ doto. and ufficultiaa with which Mr. land China Hugs, the very brat wa hare Flteraft hat hte tereeatnad.. Mri M. Rapids. Only S7.00 for a good doubble and twist suit of clothes for men. Star Cloth­ ing House, Grand Rapids. 33.00 buys a good suit, little boys Star Cloths House, Grand Rapids. Detroit & Milwaukee R R OOI.tG EJt-arri ever aocn. Such cntvrpriso droerres E Latham of Gaaaadaigua N. Y. a graduate of Mtohtgea State Urivvmty, suorewds Prat Fliieraft. at a salary of 11,300. to. 1 Jl •‘ftefituudtoioa tat tte new jte ia completed, aad the brick work cummonaed. Everything looks aa if it wonJ be put through in rifon' order. Th* tenityof ttk-ttel the tutorial for it from tte founds torn -u> ft all, ajthar produce'! or manufastured ia this Counly. .The foradateo iao( aiwaip *»>- Theaboi’e cut represents the most successful TIRE SET­ TER in existence, which is now in full working order at my Shop, near the Railroad. I claim for this Machine tho fbltbwiiig advantage over the old method of . Tills: SETTING. 1st. The Time which il lakes to do the work. ■Id- lean make a Tire tighter than by any other pro­ cess, with an absolute benefit to the wheel. 3rd. 1 can hold the dishjust where I please and still tighten the Tire. 4th. I can make a better job on a poorer wheel than any man living can, after the usual way. . On tho SJfih inst., I set Forty-Eigyt tire in just six hours; to the entire Satisfaction of my Customers. Ha^infi.JunrtS, 1871. J. JjQQ Reed. Stewart & SteinhofT, Hastings P. 0, July 2d, 1872. Mr*. Mary C Batoon, Cteta Blowers, Edwin Chafiee, Wm. R. Cock, Mra. I worked up by Eaton Go. Stone cutMary Davie, Eyre Bro. & Olwcr 2, Misa —,£■ The brick are ntannfacicrod alKeana Eaton, H. L Rickard, Water 8. mori in sight oddte Tbwn, *ad ite cmSearha. Nelli* Whiting, Able Witbey, r' titap far Ite ceas.gmtel-window. Ac., Swytal ail lectaiical. DENTISTS dry. ~tt# Jah when completed will be fin- n looking Itelding aa you will Gild most any-where, and will throw the ' ££«*** Chari Huas* quite fate *»J m t,i.niw~roWT QUALITY. �Gigaatic Gift Enterprise. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN *186.000 THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. AGENTS. iMisg •brstasd «/ lite Awe'ite-l. Air. K. R. Mvsra, Ute brndh .t IH CroingM •< I* n' Cr<;ro Inrony ot Um S»« ( .pltel ot Mtetegaa. h«’» St Joscph.Micii. July 4,1872 Tho C«lvort Uth?$rapblag Company of Detroit, Vpro iks earl. wJ sra sms r«H«kte. « s^teUM Ttstod Uik«<r.P» ot . . dow». in tlura, days—no mure aurpriws. reara;wtivgr. ItmldJinga tegelhrr ae -at I iriemca, in th'awrot uki shieking fash­ ion. Nobody who reads tho nowapopor■ • ill ever g»t caught in the rain. Tnu*i. of course, when Mr. Lrakin i ■uonnsds in retiring general recognition for bis Law of Periodkity, nothing with' , dictionary oa so nuar words buro been , marked. Ihinga will take jitaim. I sup. (Kiae. irTthmr regular sequence, as fore- ; ordained and foretold. life will bo a I Miwpby-l'aulscn gurao of chews ; except that wu shall keep on pushing the men ! around m a uightmareish sort of way.i| after ‘chsckmato in sexeutren mores' has been ntiBouncvd. It's all of npioco—w. at'.KT jiroLabili- l tie*; Ivakin's Low ; cooiposition buek-|| logs cast-inm tree-stumpa: si.ring-fa.!rn< ing to keep children from kicking oil the clothi-a; canned vegetable*; steam yaebta on tbo Ben of Galileo ; parlor " akataa; pro.kdpaam. Tooiatncs in winter are u» mm-b out of place as sanligbt in a theater. (If । ■ you wore at the Nibuun sMfowv at Wai- ' lack’s tho other Saturday, when th-­ ; shuttota irouM fly open, every now hod 1 ' then you kntw. ghastly thatia!) Things must bo in keeping. Tomatoes moat b>flanked by rediabiu. and fresh j-coa, and ' lettuce—with a scent of summer air. ■ And borides tomatoes mwrt fo tomatoes, nut a tautnlirnig romblnnce—a mixture of carpetra« «u4 tnuiem, just'sm? enc ugh of the gennino diah to take off ths keen edge ol uno's drhfbt whoa, in due time, the first toothsome t*i!e of I tho vegetable comes to you with the' twitter of birds and the touch of the cool-warm air upon your brow. .. . Well, there is anollwr side tu all this. Tbo beauty of it is tliat spring -is •priaff, no m'nttor l«w it corni-s at last, or where—in the rity, hoarldod by small boys calling "fens'1 bstween the acts of tho opera; in tho ernntty by birds and flowers and flavor uf garlic m the but­ ter. Spring is spring, and will have its way. And as to ;>o:!or skates, wbon I come to think of it!—The 1‘rofnssor made me ' go with him to the Kink ono night last wiabw. lie went down, bo saiX ore-rt-; i-rruing, altar Greek, fur a half-hour's “fun.'' And the Profcsior’s pretty daughter, she was going for tbe “fun," i too,—sewmed to bo really excited About it. Oao might hove thought, to look at her choeka, it wax to be n moonliehl frolic on a froain mill-pound. I -lida't, want to go nt all; it sra-med to mo sacrilege, sliding around ou roller* over, pine boards, and calling it skating! Its ' Lad enough to skgto wi h real skntcm, under a corroggted roof and by gnsKftii ; but thitmocksryl—Na, I protest­ ed, I shall be true to the runners and lamfin-s cf my boyhood! But I went. 1 didn't go so far as to I gut tho roller* on; 'I raorely stood and Wheeler & Willson MIE! The Ilewt In tfce World I Hif lf a AfiUion having been Sold! Guarantee Satisfactioi Buffalo Land. »3S,W0 in HeU EM.tr! M . *3.000 in Cul.1 *0 ,655 in Peraomd Property. D. COOK. .1ft. grojxcz-mae/j.vp ®Lup in a Barlow 4 Goody^', Wanhw, ajobiag C. F.'lfo^ t Co's Foundry.. r»<>sr«a ntrn-itev. «e-tero*. Wool wmt Gy railroad til k scS^rsreg; iri«4 and sent U< L in s,.j otitnscrsss. ‘ COIR, WALLACE & LAW. WKU OME IIAUBLE SJ2AS3 pm-arstl IO fsrsto, sll Hull st-Oat Mons' • aterJaMss, .Mila. Csfa Ofteg., .Mops. L.oA Htvulngs, May CARDING ^V*fS 1872. MACHINE -SfShJtWo-.,.i mis.. '.lais Arm mi, kt sstUsd al(k silbsr ite''" I. A IIOl.llkOOK. I _ . . K. A. IIOl.nHOilK. I DsteA Clir afllasiia:.. Ms, l.i, h:i net,' ‘id. luo’sisi'rois.-Iks.Iirs.tas «m teks slsss m ssro as tbs ..te. ms usd.. Am kMlrs TH, mi HD SHEET IfflJ SHE. i. Ns rotes .ill Kelialilfi .Agents Wanted in Every Town in the Stade ll.iSU.infet! ■ VI __ SLMtTlC ASb Lbat: STTMt -- . v. ... Mooorol 4ra>,s(. rw SEwriNG machines. 'w•*~4m rkkf,s 10 0,,r Mritev>«r« •• l< .< mteross. «».l Urahal, M. BBAflO PRATT, fWt JMNH«.!mnS,Srt. CHAN J. DUN, OOL AU OILS' CARBOLIC TABLETS. wmo SINE’S GRAND RAPIDS COUGH MIXTURE. $5,000 IN GOLD ! Shade iif Winthrop! Instead of tbe ring and scnqio of stout u]hhi the «-, ! there waa a bolkiw ramble ns of ma- ' chinny land oter in cne corner tlir Champiciu cutting chalk eagles on the j floor. If they kali gone about it sadly and ’ solemnly, like mourners nt a funeral, it' would not turn b.-ou half so bud It .was their cheertulnras that was so ;■»thutic. It seemed as if tills great pro­ cession of youths nnd midto-agid that swayed and swung post me where I stood, werj under the influence cf a , DR, WILSONS CAtlTION GMo.t, WHI.’ CmWMI BLOOO PURfflER CARD. .“ajraxrL.cs.'t snssJtrmfCutxiK; TO EVEUK.INVALID H.s4 O.te. Hrahh hr Allt Ite am WHATEVER JXizr: FUBGU. OJTS WONDERFUL OIL! KSsjttcsrw Ayer's Hair Vigor, PhL FOWLER'S GREAT WORK SHEPARD'S I «‘tete“JXMd»*a.&« ,i|rf awu.ss. 1,4k, fesggg ^j^ t^? COMPOUND WAHOO Bffl® For restoring to Gray Hair ita natural Vitality and Color. AGENTS WASTED >. uoudm'kci. s PfiESmOfflAL CAMPAION BOOI LADIES will ceaoc, the GgUu will ft down, and Maidenly awaking from their dream, tln< akaters will Aliriak into the street oral bank lo tlnsir hoyaoin tarror. Evnu jxar-Ii r skatn* do aometitnc* gut lauan, and «iro tnuai kuna! to Uotrn item while tho other gently ntetn bor ' hand on hi* shouMcr. for anpport And , here, tint, tfo* gir!* Irarn u> lie 'taught; 1 aad roikra, like rotrm r , r.rc itrudtee»u U .-ill—so llgut; _ O thia givut-hcarttel bbaedhuBuiuly of ,.ur.. I vw it take* ' to itM-lf, at la-t. vrory artitatial caaloct and CJx.t:ir.uiiv brought wiiiiin it< domain—just a< uat- j ure reviim-a, with iry nail iiidio I nod | rust, vrvry |iw,m ot bmuaa handwork ' Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar. ,* IO -VEATIH YOUNG MEN DR. CROCK'S WINE LIGHT IRON CASTINGS Sure; * ... 1 •.brraldiit woudor if there were Detroit Novelty Works, tinxro whea Old ProbaMitfot Limidf------------------------------- »-------------------forgets Liu umbrella. Atul may be L«> isn't sc rury «41 after »U Alay bo to acruibody—for off—tho su3nn<-r roiu is dtarer I'tecauan Old l'rubabiliti<% in that formal adwitifo- way of hie said that it -as cumiag—Fim Tkt U!J Ci4■joti, tit tiaHturojor Jnlg. .ZdnxMlJrr, Iiuligntloii, .Sessr.WoiMiJaMbtera'rrCuws. '*,fc sAsasmia. sawa4 arh, CbstleeMcro, Aerrowo and THOMA 1 ALTOFT. Sirt Ilntdachr, Harr Cnfudalnt, HKlWU.'lfXBXtl*l. ' t'rvrr.t-Iffiif, Dyoprptla, U ornto in Children. rUeo, ltiUo,<. foxnidnlnit, iMooof Appetitr. Krup. Hom of the Shin, Itmplro on the Knee, and all Itionueo of the ntowl; alm the beet Dinretlc in Cm fur Kidney Cuntplalnte, U m;.- llaek, Pain in the Loino, i.nmbaoo, Grund. Ilhrautatiiuu, 13iSgSfe£ nothing el« ean be found ao cUdraWa' Uotammg neither oil not dr*, it <L^ trot soil white cambric, tujd <«t !a.U foug ou tlw hair, giring (t a rieh, gfoy.y lustra, and a grst.fi! psrfum. * ’ Trittarr Onran«. jM»dIn<*nyUrerOMrptatnt, It to abo a saptrtor Tonic, "* mow sabtlc, an uur uiriliratiuu Older, it -ya : On the watgh for it aa Lad u ihotumltes, or for the : and uaaopiuiroted. ot whom a mlgi! make a riwfan. il b next! nsaibfe for a young woman to ea-' rar unatamded wittaiu; tixar edge. Sbe » fortunate if they BMtormtbe Appaiite, Btrengtheaa tha Sntem. Bcctorea theneak and DcbHrtatrd, Cum the Food to Diktat, J. Cole & Son, Hair Restorative iul S.’-'itLtSwSScj'; ttjrtswjwr-si-.-i; SL.-3&-E"KSi'tSSSZ ItJ Ibe vonatnicUonor cue hundred rode . ™ J1rn»‘I. begltinlnx Ito feet South of sutfon two and ooqUouIik to Sts- tion wren, Afoq Grudina and Plank­ ing ISO feet on the top of ‘AgureS’’hill, 'With goo.1 Oak ot Elm Flank tbro, Inchee thick and not moro I Iran six Inches tn »Mtb with thteo stringer, under the same. all to he out ot good ■ound material. Also Gutter, to be made on each u te one foot tn depthand ,*» rOrt^lIL.y,dt.h-. The Contract for THE KIT MICE MW lEUtK' Bay part af Ute world I '*ld *"*, w1*L,’.0,Jr ** ’« to a>c ton col rospotisibln binder wfo. dud! lurnl-h PGA FAMILY USE. Itwo n-.p9uidti<> aurtUo, for Uy gm1 nictation m aui-h contract tu a good I wwrttxnanllkb manner by the Drat day of November »rzt. All bidders must tarnish good wd aufflocul rurity in the penal sum ot "in- thousand dollar. nALFORD LIUS3MIBE ......... *nu»M«: -in*t*M. '' >’“£*••’4 ’ “0~ tern («v»w taprocrommu, i maa X ho,!‘ °r kb r 7^' tUtahew of all • TUaw.wd. Whitewood etc. lono., !»25 jroraotw. ftlrtker •trni turu, iwjuiro at-this Q0o> u* uf TABLE SAUCE. GROCERS HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS WOOD'S CopoifiD fitoouf, . WKnu'S '•tfXttMABLl' ' WQRB COfifECTIOKS and batdnns often, though not always, cured by iliua Nothing can reato, the hair whan tbe follrchw are da-’ strayed, or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such aa remain can be eared by thia application, and stimuUtod into activity, to that a new growth of hair u produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty aediraent, it will keep it clean and rigorous. Ite occasional uro will prerent the hair Ircra turning gray or foiling off aaj rr,-, I. t_. i j__ _ •onto preparations daogeroes and imunnua to the hair, tha Vigor caa oulr benefit but 'no* harm A U wauti Dr. Oils’ Eitract al Juniata NATURE’S origin'll PURIFY YOUB BLOOD. blacks � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-07-10.pdf e470baf002b7729eff8d9a4df28cab4c PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTti MICHIGAN BEAUTIFUL WSDJttSDAY, JULY IO. 1872. RELIABLE Agents for the Celebrated I ly would cause a unirerwit and abound| ing tom of others, ate gratitude for too i favors that all receive reciprocally from tte root. Ate yet with this fact indis­ putable, and oo evident that it can aearoely aonape tho attention of any one, there is another equally evident ate be­ yond queeikin, that seems altogether incoosistoat with it. While everybody owm everything he haa ate is-under Got!- -to toe reel. >1 fa scarcely poeaibto to find 090 who doos not consult ate rtiive far his own gratification tun than for the good of society at large. Who thinks of cherishing sj LU own supreme sentiment In reference to all humanly, gratitude for tte farm, received from itf Wbodsrire.or.tofalu^rrief-rifol returning to society so far as possible tho benefits received from it ? . I would by no means bo so misaatoropta aa to deny 4>st many do cterish'euob drebre and make of them a strong and control!-: ing principle. But it would no a deceptiou for any one to imagine that such priooiplre predominate over regard for self fa the world, fibry msa/w iuudf, la yvt practically tbe ruling sentiment of ' the racu with (udixnl various manifestsUoua of it, and uttflitatl ewhibitioao of a high miudod devotion to the good of others, that is td toe nature of true rir- Gentlemen I ThUplow whereever introduced' has found unusual favor because of' You AH IB Ik OEtnl IfflLE FIIMS. " Irl rightness of Draft. . county Ladies knowtio a8n<fTfiafe- (i^ 11 a iidling. JooW I 3rd Excelling of work, f.nys n furrpw well and will not clog. trtrlTR tTfeft t'TK.fii15i1it.v The chilled Iron warn* tampered steel. this Plow in the handa Boxton ('«nh Store, teen aleo ia tho fact tow. notwithstaud. ! ing tho actual dependence of every one upon the root, it ie very common for poopie toflatte-tbomselvea that their stre, coeeea, whoa they do shareej, ate due I only to thetnMlvra Mil -not <0 others. Northwesterti Fnir at And a> ouflobu '.it| •' Grand Rnpiily. . 1 for oxisling nnd living Ujoti otters. ! 1 Itey scum to a k the question what 1 i good they ar„ doing in tte world, or ■ tew they arc helping otters, but they ^regnnl it as a full equivalent for all tteir ■ exactions upon toe rest, that by tte aocileni, uf princely birth, ar by toe i>oaaeoakin uf a great conceit th »y lut. so tost others mey look ujicn them and ad- It is nut plaussaut to contemplate such phases of human nature, any more than it is the vicious and rena[>t that rob and defraud and prey upon society. Wo refer to thorn simply that wo may get a truv'e*timato of thia foible and lault of humanity and then sue tho more dearly tU reuiody and bow modi hotter too con­ dition of all if the remedy worn applied. Tb- groat rvmo.lv for all evil io to be foetid iu tte religion of Chrutianity. Its principte and rules of life 'are al GDODYUAR & STRIKER. . i. That It has ite*beat constructed shuttle and toe most perfect lower trtiolun , In existence, nnd dcflro aU competition la tfowc particulars. ' 3. That It has the -inly Srnt ton r, Htxr-Anjcsn so needle lobe found In wy MhutUc Machine, by which toe thlaflrcc material or tte finest fabric can l>c 1 sewed, using either etit loti, dft. hr ftrienlhtva^ff any sizaor finish. ‘ 4. That It ruM coolly, rapidly and quietly, all .mottona being «weltlve-wsar Ing ports being made oC stevi, and making a perfect hx.-k-<4ltch alike on both KrtfisJa. 1 tevo noticed, ate tew will it change tho 1 feuKugs ate orttona of men. There ie nothing to which religion is more direct­ ly aud porsutoaxly opposed than to too srilCtAaru a^Aaswasfy. In whatever way thia wdfifanesa rnty mantel itaeU - : &. TluU each Machine ia tteruuxldy te-tod on the fiurol st a ell aa tbo owraert | (fawns of gotea, aud fart ready fur lire, and need 1 no n-sdju.trn mt or alteration of any kind for ordinary erwing. 8. Th*» It laeo simple lu construction, and easily kept In order, that very lltttoorMlnetnsrttowh BomUrtto team toHUteh, Hem. Fell. Braid, Bind, Cord . jo w . __ - - “ • Respect fully Hincf fo their pnirohs nudl the Public G Uy.that they, have removed | to the Large and ('oimnodioiis New Brickj Rtore adjoining the Washiugton Block, antlj wiMbe happy to nerve nil who may give tbeiu [n call. Crockery and Groceries constantly! k-. . Lttad, and wHI be sold! Hinn at rhe advertised; do’nt believe it cnll and 1 — ------ . . r-.—blglmt standard zof perfection, tin ><■<. alwsys uppMod by *mr Seetptaro max­ im ar by tte ton. and spirit of tbaGoepol Tbo social life which would be created under tho full control of toe retetue uf jou bare-perhaps seen a little snoeduto pnUiahed ia tte newspapers to illustrate the idea of irerybody helping evervtedr- A mao We Pnv Cash for Bn!t< I’rhdiice. .■• EVEHY NACHIXB IB EUK.E.V W.kitItANTRII A <M Agent s.slM for JUUKT .006*TT. 4^ w - G. t. FRETTS.Agent. (■rn.n<l TX*xi>1<1m, Mich. Mi-». MoEr.WA.IN. 0MIR1 ice for and if oar ways are different, and our judgments do not always coincide, so much the better it may be, for between us both ws are more Ekely to get nt tte* counterpart a f my own. 11 eannoi be expected that the .pint of kindly charity which will prevail in all tenets will be prwneely tho same as the affection which belongs only to the family relation. There it tn a genuine philanthropy rotnothing of the ekinoat of affection, to that tho coannand is wall expressed. Thou .halt fere thy neighbor. of hnsband and wife, parent and child, brother nnd sister is of a kind as well ae of a degree that distinguishes it tfcn a philanthropic love of others. t^foru mere friendliness But J Aititt al Hulifti, licUfa T5I tefeteta k.« *ncin * k, on on; a k an < i A s«m-« liaring purchased q Jteno *bal hte been mafa ebsiinate and vioioav by illtn-ntraeot, was uuabto to get tbo anitual to go, when hie liitfe girl rev upend whupored to too Lors* that be should not ilo ro, for h- had now gotten ma Hare whercrrerybody hulpml everybody. The policy of the family pxjvritod at taigth. according to thaetoiy, ovortte 'stubbornness of the animal, and te was won fa bo one of toe most faithful ate a* well as in the devotion ofrja mother for bor child. And throe ch\racteris- The Church, too * a public though a ttos must bo actin- and controlling whan divine institaifon. It U for tbo bewfli that spirit prevails among a people by of everybody. and it shedsits beneficence winch everybody helps everybody. wilb no limit of generality so well over Next to this prerabrat spirit tho moat it. enemies as over its friends. Audit, ■* . fcf; life of too, meat look not to one or to jt few but to the many for its support. It can bnt roly as to its humM relations upon toe same good principio that ia ovary' where .else so beneficent, everybody , helping everybody. And how will the ' Church of Christ pnMpcr end fat influ­ ence b« supreme over tho evils of society ' ' pint. NiiiiiDt otectiow Holder I Gold 1 Michi It io noticeable that ton >ealiment si 1Iwupitality also cherishes this trait, so 1that under its influence people ere ot1tea in advance of their own natural imIpulsea. Malutadosof people will feel 1themselves rnuMo to give a sum of 1 1 pitallty a greater outlay in cteerfaliy borne. Thia i. to toe credit not of hu­ man nature, bid of that power in a Christian civilization wHefa haa so eto- hospitality. Hut why not grvr the gtn cr­ ons impute a much wider tenge t "Why should it be confined as It is so largely to private friendship, and the ocouwo- oent if applied to aU of our regions in social and business life. Kindly feeling haa quite as good a place to exhibit itealfb society whererivalries and atto judier. ami dislike, will be fa» oocte utmovptere will te tool ate aitending ywd »*’ M ThU may not require fast ora shall te parfaot iu tte aeons 0 one kviuglodo all that be cm to help others. Under the operation of each a prevailing opi.nl we ahould look in rain for tho drticioncwn iu rovenuue that are of worker, r^edy to do all that can be done forfllm Chrialiat) cause (tare more, under the prevalence of tbia benign i<inciplo gvodaoM awl rirtuo would bo Jpre-emiaent in all hearts end lives; and this-for u double reason. All wooU, by proeuraption be submitted to the control of a pure end unaelfiali pritsoipl*. This would involve their pure action, for right doing must fol­ low the adoption of right prindplea. Btrt WJTMfly iWtmt tfnflwTMllWBiy rule, it would bo toa pert of oeery one to h»if everybody to be pare snd true. And just bore is where more than in all elae We all, e -ery human heart, otoh Mf. It is easy to tto tbe praocrihed du­ ties of life, to what it is always to bo pure. Par easier ri da to control tte labors of the hand tluus tte impulses of toe heart. To obtain desired wealth, oe tent labor for one. Bai always io resist temptation will surety domvnd of him at some tiuro a mor, determined struggle. Only those know how hard it is to be* always right, who seek and strive to be, and only thane think it easy to be pure wbu are careless uf tocir viitoa and »»- has within theh^mecircle Takeaway if ww might from, too human breast, all rosy and roplecf il with* bring •dmJter sliall no longer lurk, as now often, in human hearts >nd lure p»°l4* to doetreettou. but it will bo too uniuente endeavor and constont influence vf to win and bind too erring to parity ud eight. Than nobody would puss heed toeriy the poor victim of rice erjuste »tuna, but helping hearfe would on all sides prompt helping bonds, and a «an- plraevtre too dovetopmeat of quatitiee in tseoufates which wattbUy attract attotifam and commeteation. Will not eo rial lifete riM of • : retotilbdorif pi;ueo ate pangs sal yrojedicsi wteu it shall bo la too tert of ororytedr to <Ur’r 0,1 ran, would borne*-* teck by hripeverttey* ------------M be -------V‘“ * she irrwriktibto; power al universal oyuqaihy And fa buriorc* kfo ttera i.-sorely' and tbo supremacy of goodaeas in all aa eqrel ejipoktusity foe ritangve that ’ hearts. to a. Jraated pfaro with tow. would transform tbo whole atmosphere ' who are ever ready to help and ta garv. of nren’k dealings with anc another. We Sood not follow tether toe operAwtes, fa tte accepted see of the ' attoaoCtHkbaMfao.tpuripto.oraxtana, is cm of tte noblest words that Let us imagino to ourenlvro a rown-unily where thia should te ttecase, ... etesewwhat kind of life it would in- wefo' atxl hoaorebfa industry. rich fa tetwfleenoe for it is the means of the supplyof every hmuan want, and etomistaking tho animiM of people when vatannm frees Ike ted of tte heart, to every one telpe everybody. Wo shall aot think of looking to sack people far tte gurit Wbirii begets wry ate jeoi.ptfay, nr any of the malign paasfoas of Krom tte helploos days of infancy to the tot help him. He is sure.to disparage soeo&d abOdhood of eouibty, M ooo ever bim and injure him if te has u opprtunitr. Where orarybody lotes the hairing hand, aoilboi halq per its nnea toiMtamefe l^sfyto.we«»<* public. Individuals cannot alone farnieh tte resources t»ur direct ttuumcaoeery labor, to mate a high ardor rfedacation universally attainable. And therefore the public orgunfasa a system sad wuteiw it with needte mdowtoMria. whit, there They act as if they wore itsdividuaHy , Utastan of titer own affair*, and owed i huthiug to soctey bat a lilito cotereoen- , emulation between friarle in geakreritr. Two porous in efpatby with each other, and living far companionship will often vie with each elter aa to which Home people in other lands, who haposn,do toe tuoet for tbe otter, Not only • pen (o ba tho children uf printer, and . by epjropriafo !tred timely gifts, tori by ,»> call tlwmterne legitimate ate right- ( frtvjwMrt and thoughtful, helpful arts ■ fal sovereigns, sad some poup'o ia this (they wilt oftno' help raefa. other, and I land, too, w ho have no royal blood,', of their CJrapeniotrtoip.au ante ' srem to strut tomJghtof Wufjd a, if the make * I world could never repay them enough I at fruitful delight within the great d«. Bar BLACKSMITHING! NO. H. andpreo-txwsof buxnMkfa. ItiaauSeieul if by tte view of it w* tew taken ww are fad to a more tineellah living, and ro far aa wa may, wo seek to reelin J the heavenly eoeaes, whore reargfa^ �$*LTf salt July lit, 1872. IA>. Keep a large supply of Salt lluMllr at Lowest market rates, in their Brick Warehouse. Union Cily auM teak ftvm 12 tolls vOtatoM 1,000 potaMKbugs and up. ward at 5.0UU aiu. DRY GOODS Id to dealers at a very small ad­ vance above Car-load Rates. TO1 tod tkatoa CoMalGam^ at Cakutlisa teCuniMj to Batrwit *. Wm. A ArsTT. a pronuMnt eitiof Jackson, dU»d Tueadav fhxn in- I I xtamelino ULYSSES a. OBA1TT ‘“resident Grant. Shingles of all kinds, Thor will snarl Bed They 1MV9 Added to their Immense Stock f/gf wn fumnsnen /g 044 £040 ktrs. 250 Rolls New Carpets, 176 Packages of Dry Goods, balicvo that oar Pmidnt ia a bold. bad T‘;‘ “ wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. Ths Grand Bi B^Lar f qaaaftn^. "-“■••'•■• Bram thought so. Gon. Lee sad Jeff KOobucan County ContsaUon j"p®" ALL. GOOD NEW FOR v614 ildT Ud'UJ Jua ec0 iri City of Bantings, on Saturdry the 21th day of July 1672, st 12 o’clock M, to through trvtu Albwa to Eaton Itopids. •dely party that $20,000 Worth o\Z iV.li > 1.< Walla, rul.li.her, 3M) Broadway. K.w Nnw. *u-*c*». ruuuoM. Horace Gwriey, as a Prasidaatia! Sumner, only on a amaUaratala. Wall, in D B. COOK, Chainaan. J. Cole & Son, As Cheap iu they have been in the last len years.V Yon khonld just see what stacks of Goods are rnow.l^ into my store. [«>»tpou*d until 8Wpt..n.b<r GROCERS. Bunns Citm.—The lUpublican. W.M 00 MTU OF »!! un FuitEi, utmost to prevent it. Th Oenorrais at Pennsylvania. We mcco. nra im URatHlB, July Hih, 1872. er Bepublicuaa, 1st u»4ook vail mgs oa Saturday July 27 th. Shingles. Lath, &c. ... One , ooiexara. .r Propose to sell a Half a Million pollars thia Year! fheapor than M tbe ••GREAT COST* rad ■•Exdimon Sole,.’’ •0*1 keep i Tiller and Manufacture Put Gtois to order. WE PAY CASH R. MUDGE. Money, MIIOUWmiM Money, Coining into our Store. Money. DBDGS AB MEDICINES. ajpRxiv e • artistic effort as the engraving, to Painters’ Goods, Groceries &o. WE PROPOSE TO RECEIVE GASH ALSO AOUXT run TUB CKI.EBBATID Phtrinj- ('arh Storr. TAILOR A FABLEY ORGAN. B BE ora HTtfflDT of For .-very Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out * Taylor & Farley Organ. SPRING & AVERT. Mirfcai. ail bars uu Unto U take tbra round STSwejswfti.’S ' ft Sell room, 40x70. Thousand Delian! SWW i HIBTIIFIBTIIIOIS!! TKE DEMOCRATIC FUBERAL. u» .n rf .hmdidwrtt* ’. m a u Hundred Ctajer The ticket office ia 14x Tin Oltai We win jtuhlje it fw) the JnUrewi of Every l-'enr-.,! Of IM ..1.1 iPW <fc Man, Woman Mid Child to buy their NEVINS, *."■**1 aj. & T.—1860—X. This wonderful remuble rvsiorativa Ill Hill HI tllHfi Call and see the Stock and Prices. h. falibly, aa Grant and Wilson applied .i ieion. We buy on. Good. of Mmufreturer. i awl Importer. . Hire our Curtomen. every Adrami^/tt toe Filci, SPRING A AVERY. V. D. ACKLEY, oust toa nnriffifiT Gand Far lb* '. Probably few srtirlaa hat.' ever I Hl/nt, OlU, 9M4MMA k 1 “z q—*-■ «•>-.<-. *44i Ths Grand Trunk is: tfi&Kir'si’jELSS lll.ir. .teUu, >. t| SVtUK. ! !!• !4«l«l u.i'i i i , my । , ,,,, । -ww,-.— HASTINGS, MICH totvsu'^ra'lsil JUST Stewart & Stainhoff, eBSBrVKDi " �THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. I Regular meting of the Common Coun1»1 al the Council Rooms Friday ereciug ^MrAjhuwp.. • : , Crreeut, Mayor, Reorder, Aid*. Em11 man, Williama, Hem*. Wood, VanVriaor aad Krefidd. Minutes of prorioua meeting read and approved. . -Moved by Aid. Eantman. that tbe Street Committee be and they ar* here- J. P. ROBERTS & CO DRUGS '•** « W'-.J named in tbo petition of E. M. Hinman. .Bath Banlubnry, Milo UAnra and 37 Medicines, num Mr* '*poM «i»«: the MUbr “me tf tbe Council at ito next regular cwmm. । PAINTS & OILS ’lour Committal appiiatad to ex- MASONIC. Mi nmin* the jab heretofore Jal to J. W. Maynard, do hereby report to the Cummon Coua.ilel tho City of Hasting* that said job haa not been couiplotoJ, K.pjJ. tin'. J. W. Mnyuunl has received Urn full amount of tho value of thelaJWpaffarnirdl.y kiwi." * . Tried ride by .id* with the American •Ml other ina^punenta, tho Tailor ft Farley Organ cams* off the pMm. Call at my store on Hfoto 8t. and it. -« 8. J. ILkk. ItOM latte Me 01 JI. J. Kisnun, J J«o. R. Yav Vktaoa, \ ('vmmilioe., W.T.EmMMt, , Ou motion of Aid. Hams, tho report । of the Committee was aevoptad. . Ou upttioa of Aid., Wood, tHe repJrt was adopted. Ayes sud nay. called with tho following result: Ate*, Ham*. Wood, XViUisim, Hastmao, Van Vehor atul Konfield. Nava. none. Morel by AM. Hau^ tlist the Cum- hittings lodge, wo. as.r B-.Uj <»wx«lralU.M im W «!.<«« ■---“-‘“'-r'MtEfH. My hair waa foiling aS, I used two I baffle* of Natures Hair Restorative nnd . it c!«Wd it at one*. It i* clean, oaf., and efficient. If your druggist haa Mt i got it, send direct to Proctor Bro*./ GJouwetor, Maai. 8a* • advertisement. • juiySri PAIJBER KMCAMPMEMT, NO.' *•. rsr• ’1 r^TtosX7t5!r*5“*b WILL! AMR. SaviW IlAgTIMM LODOE. N*. fift, relrewr SohoofBooks <f- Stationery FRESORJITIONB AND FAMILY Everybody Should:try them before SIM LUA K1MHJBUB CUHAWTUWt WAR! .V«u M, :aeiiiW A Tua K"., Peninsular way. 1 walks and report at the next meeting Gary Spaulding haa a new and full stock of Booto, Sbo~, nnd Natona. Sell­ ing at very low prices. nflt-3 tai to ths MQ<tiuq -of lh« anmo, and tho necowuty of repairing ur baihl'tg n«W FOK BALEHom., and lot on the Ea.t end of Orei-n Street near tbe U. R. V. Depot Houj>o contnina fl Room., a nleaaant and dcrirebl* L>cntiuu will be sold at a bar­ pan. for trrms enquire of tho owner at Barber* Bailey a Store iris:, Wrtx Uniix.—Parti.u dreiring g-uii wolla will mako it pay by purchasing, tho Cemeut Well Brick al tho yani of Slocnm ft Abby, cor. Hanover aua Green Bt*. 10,000 now ready for o*. w2 ' atruatuua oa afcie.aalkn that u four I m! 1 from owners''property. C*rri»'. C?K|LttStl M-ntel by AM. Wood, that tho btnwf Cuoimitleo In iastru-'tod to examine tlx- •AC’S*! The Bar Room Remedy for weakness of the to>*sach is a doaa of Huai Hiltrrw They are mirchargnl with >W Oil, a dradly elaiuoni, which ia rendered more active by the pungent astringent* Six tatao SU । tMM«asHs,t» Tm»ws •“ >• :** £££ ism tor*; IE A party of jouaj ladi.-. ami gvutlem*n ton’d a liip t> Tbon»p|Jf Like to­ rtotuich in weak, ar your liver or bowela day fur n inc nix diaewdarod, town Mrengthen and regulate them with Vsnunan Bintu, a pure Vrenrinxr. ftrou icnre. Coaimrvi xxp irnaiUT, free horn arloboh and cu[«iU« of infusing new vitality into your ux- nr. -kr» is41 too ! s3 IF- IS Atm* At tbe Railroad mooting on Monday Nrw Good* in endless variety just night eleren-hundred dollar, of stock opened, aid for sale at astonishingly was subscribed, and a committee of 30 low prices at Harber ft Bailey’s m29tf appointed to exuvaas thaTziunty for tbe remaining flfi.OOU of tho atoek. <»T ’iw" IlJSx.* G.1<■ TAriOR&FARLEYOHGAN U ldWrObfa rre^ning th* « ah ip of th* Republican cosu hiring become a euppaetor of t 1 t: I! v.ir «/■ w r‘t Hrm» ' the back to aeriform to tba Grecian bead, I the Beaton dtp, tbs kangaroo droop, tbo Saratoga slop?, or bullirog break, u tbe then add three yards of hundred yard. of 75 cents for men Coitonade taste incline* ; linen, one Pants at the- Great One Price | Store of Grand Rapids. Sar 1 The dry weather enure th- former Clothing House.___ and other* to seek the shop uf J. L j ricM/jtm Muro utinckxutc. Reel to got their wagon tire- wt by; Star Clothing House, Graxdt that popular p*teut maahino. Rapids. ' Only X^Oo' for a good I doitbble and twist suit of clothes for men. Star Cloth­ ing House* Grand Rapids. .QcaarT —Why do our floor mer­ $3.00 buys a good suit for chant* chary* such high ralaa for flour, little boys Star Clothing whan it haa foil buck to nearly old priHouse, Grand Rapids. Now at the Carriage Factory of J. Lee Reed SOU) IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY 4 SLADE. l Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DINECT ROUTE, MnaaD«L-»ttreACMata*. udUat Uaae aoaw.U u«.M tUu •> u«r.u aaI •« traw Tniv^r (tin,pie: fifty yard. It aU------------- ,------- <■-— !i 8Of 5! Wlsrrxuiia ft Bteyzxs have opened up a Grocery Store in Bennett'a Building next door to Notional Clothing Hoaac, They hav* a vary choice atoek of good* and propose to sol! them at reaaaaable o{ figun-. See their advertisement “ ATsaarioa-By an oversight tbe call for the Republican nrunty convention, published last week, read Ssfardoy Jal) ‘Jftli. It ahoukl have read. Saturday July 27th. We hope our friend* will note tliri correction, and make no mi»- 1 will trade off a good Buggy, take a good new Milch. auw iu paymrat R. IL Maxnao.—A ttailroad meeting aa held at the Omt Houaems MieAay rwnmfr A t.buuMtto* of tom* thirty I.U. Biy Your Ojkl trimming., twelve gvuaa of butluM on of folMTUdt '&iaW:i;nd.-fini*lA„ Inmanrwfnr,'' ttae ' bundle- dbflhta* tore. Since harin' nr# n»m ltd switch#* with rein, mice, and other aur concludes h« will have mor* furniture, dfo want* everybody to call anon and see (J nisi' TUVXK RAILWAY INOCURE.NO charge New Advertisements. a> ilfflk Mter fen Street nd ArJdticraiFiw, W Ms niton Ur. WICXELMM & STEVENS, Grwrio. PreriiioM, Confectiaiery, ’cnF.Al' FOP CASH ar RfJ) !'•). The above cut represents the most Successful TIRE SET­ TER in existence, which is now in fitU working order at my Shop, near the Railroad. I claim for this Machine the following advantage over the old method of TlItE SETTING. 1st. The Time which it takes to do .the work. 3d- lean make a Tire tighter than by any other pro­ cess, with an absolute benefit to the wheel. 3rd. 1 can hold the dish just where I please and still tighten the Tire. 4tli. can make a belter job on a poorer wheel than any man living can. after the ustfffl icflj/- . On tlw 2Jth inst., I set Foriy-Higyttirf in jaM six hours ; to the entire Satisfaction of my Customers. J. Lee Reed. — out nv onto •d to act in coujuactiou with Mr. Aadoreon in obtaining th. balance of reb■cription required. Several gentlemen ‘•PJgrOWi raasftstis in a most remarkable manner ; dore not distress or grip*. >0 ffWlta «» olMere-M~fmreAiW. It S'- irmlfc Milwaukee csottwx. easit. tain to suporeode HBa, Outer Oil, Nar- joar ^Sal^at the old stand of �THa. .M.aig.......... Carnival ■Gigantic Gift Enterprise. - - CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN HASTINGS. »l HK AMONG THE (Grand Musical PATBONK Entertainment St JosepiuKch. July 4,1872 THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. Ttw Olhrl Lltbo(r*yU*( Campan; of 0•troll, Vy*“ IW vsrt, .«4 .r. ou. pMfeUog ■ Sfleofkt Tt.tel I.nhojr.f* of The New Capitol and Grounds, sad executed (the entteprieing pubBsb- , W •■■»»* us) at a total eoet of ovw 1 *2,000. In a short review like thia, it ia. of SZarfthb’Suibto’ZS.’ AGENTS WASTED 1I Guarantee Satisfaction Buffalo Land. II*. *SS. £Xr*7uTu MrS'lre »My*sssii>* i ' tlrarinwlB, wilk wilu4 k«u< Shop" in ILtrlof t Goodyear'. Warrhouao, ajmning C. (f. Jhrigta 4 I* Cs*k, R«*l Kakis sail Fmkad Fro^rtf, la s*mm> taw* i $23,900 in Real Eelate! many a day. fl abtxtnda with valuable ; information, the reliability of which u | Touched tor by Governor Harvey, of I Kansas. and other*. Il fairly brims | over with wit and humor, and many of | Ua chapters rival Mark Twain’s happiest Mio. •’ Okies**. , tJTWod *ent by nilruad WE1C0MK MABBIX Hasiinj*, May 22, MH. CARDING MACHINE At Nasfiville. tsrtssr&fte. BRING ALONG YBJB WOOL Haifa .miionlwini b"n CQPPEB AM MH ISON WARE. Full end areorato deacriptwa* of tbo Itabits. characteristics, eto.of the eavegw red man, buffalo, wolf elk, aatatope, . etrn a* found in their native wilds and ' on th* outskirts of ' " Graphic and tk P. HOI7LER. Ilrhable .igents Wanted in Every Tuirn in Ike State! .1. D. COOK. Jlfrt. 8EW11NG MACH IN ES. encounters with Indians, ete.; Vivid picture* of life on frontiers; tho past and present of the Greet Plains; tbe vast inland neo, and the marvelous animal life with which it oecf-taemed ; 1 Highly interesting arooaat* uf tn* ■ gootogical wonder* of the We< anti- । qnarian nsd scientific rreeereiiae, •to. | The publbber* demre agent* for it vverywbnrr, allowing txclusiro territory I nr.d the mo»t literal cxxnmiasioa. The J firm i» a prompt and reliable oca. Wo give their address in full: E. Hauaelord 4 Co, 102 Wert Madfo.n Strout. Chicago, Ill*. Many of our resdet* will ■ want this book, and ag*nt* make mon.-y Personal Property. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS COBB, WALLACE & LAW. and varied rang* of tutacs, am mg them the following: Detail* of gnat intrest and iiupor tance cuuceraiug thv natural foeuirot, vast reauun.wt, rupi I il..vefopiuent. and elaxut incredible proper*, of tho lar Wswtero State* and TorriiusiM, with gliiupere of their mighty future ; Curtou. and iataroating feet* coanec-, ted with the nlimatic and other ctoingra conwxjurnt upon th* wiUlement und den-1 Freeh end authentic information, from | oRraal eoutoM. oa the Great Plain*; the eret of a for n. what the .migrant shculd bring with him, stock-reiving et tho West, Ae . A full siuraary oi the Homestead and Preemption laws and regulation*, pre­ pored by^fortn*r Ro/sitor of th* U. 8. Go’s Foundry. $3,000 in Cub ! $6,55.' tossAffial’'* HfflATOPSin.iWL STANLEY W. TUBIffi, taT CHAS.J.OUN, Ga.AH JOHN ROBER" ' WM. VPJOB® eHge WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, DR. WILSON S CAUTION COUGH MIXTURE BLOOD PURfflK. Ao^Lesll'* jjlte CARD. TOBVBBT INVALID to a woman whom I did not hive than 1 woald permit lb* same law to handcuO me aa a dare,'* is rebuked by a rootemporary, with Kathing effect, in substance thua: -\Vdwtrtar9y you entered into a Kiron contract, with higbmt •auctions civil and ndigioea, Io ?ovo and (herieb that women for life. She B0. aud your plighted fiulb, and eoaunitb«r honor, person, all to year earc. behaving that you would ataod to your ooveuanL From tom* fault of youra. or both parties, or from lapao of time you cease to tore her. Are you thereby freed from yoor contract !■ Can ehangj of taste, desire oA variety, fading of pnroeaal beauty—can anything less than infidelity to tho marriage row justil^ you in throwing bor away n.i a wrrnjihl. blighted, brokerUtartod •SOKS WHATEVER Ayer’s PreE fOWLKR'S GREAT WuRK Hair Vigor, DR. ATKTN ■s Itocmrt and Old-Standing Dj 1 For restoring to Gray Hair its 1 natural Vitality and Color. SHEPARD'S COMPOHND WAHOO BlfflRR B±aM»ip» “ • AGENTS WANTED Fur QOODHPKklrft PBEmaimL WOO campaign book Prive, only So Ceuta n fMtle. LADIES Crook's Wine of Tar. >k IO YEARS WORM CONFECTIONS .Sari Ileudathe, Liver Complxinl, Freer.C Ayue.Duepefieia, Worm O» Children, PUro, HUiof" C«mplalnta, Lo*a uf Appetite, F.mp- YOUNG S3.OOO IN GOLD ! DR. CROOK'S I —_ - -J —— -r;.—auu sumai feted into activity, no that a new growth at hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty aadimant, it will keep it cleaa and rigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or foiling off and ewuequMtly prevent baldnoK The restoration of vitality it rive* to the scalp arrests and prevent* the fonnation of dandruff; winch i* often a* nnd»nly and offensive. Froo from three deletenon* substances which make •onio preparations dangerous and injunotu to the hair, tho Vigor out onlv »-»efit Lot not harm it. If^ted WINE Sure: I... . ,1.4 .,, , Dr. W Kiirast or Jeriteta wm it bl'HK a are merely for a HAIR DRESSING, y*”* *1" “■ fomd eo deeirahle. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does *4so.1 .Sit. csmhrw, aady* te" bki'' l1““r iu»tre, and a gratofnl perfume. hilums. Pripirad blOr.J. C-A^SCq., Wool ! Wool ! itninrs IBttW. HOTICS TO COKTBACTOiN Order LIGHT IBOK CASTINGS Detroit Novelty Works. PAPER BOXES. NATURE'S Hair Restorative lu Pur.unure of Aet I1J of XRSU '.nA Acte iiiueiidiit >rv and sunplniseulety therein. Tho ■ndvnrfaoed corntnl*. stoner or: tbe UaaUnr.audIreweUfiMe | Riad will offer el Public Au.-tton to Irt the constroettanof one hundred rods of eaid road. b««innlng Ito fret ttouta of station two and ooattautag tofttolioti aevea. Also Greding end Planktog MO fort nn ibe top at -flmire fl" blU, with good out or Elm Plank tb*e* Inches thick and not more than ala Inchsa In wldlb with three stringer* HALFORD LIIMRSHIBB TABLE SAUCE, FJH“FAin.YUs‘£ PWPYTOUH BLOOD. HASTIMGS MARBLE WORK I Steamer Meteor, The best and cheapest Machin 'r?r« BUCK SH U � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-07-17.pdf 880e25d56013058ce30dde85dab55532 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. J872. HASTINGS. BAHRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN ^ipi tawW beautful M* ®bs ooona, Hoiiu SHIHS, fat organ, and their antes in mfaijournaU, that it only faith them to pall It TUeri'a, fat and a fitrflnr. In tlmir eye* he has the thousand crimts without Abe ona' vfrtuo. ’ ' • . ' Thia new attitude of partu-: will have' an unfortunate influence on the pend­ ing question of' protection -' M. Thter* ‘ RELIABLE hsveia reiterated hfa determination to find in the tax on raw materials th. rvvenne required, the republican., tbo‘ fiae-traderx, will support Jus whim fca-.. Gentlemen:! ,ab£ui. !• Everything •fttsaynw » You cause Grand Monarch Thtere has avow­ ed hfa rcwlulion to oonsolidato the re­ public. They reason thjuj jhn hew army bill fa not to our faafo, atUl tas too budget, Jout we can alter both when toe republic u legally taablfahad and a general election will diteipate the *>!»• stroctlre royalfata. Of cosine they will then get rid of M Won-if ho does not antsdpate a Ciucianatua retirement. But too five-trade dcputi.s ore not blameless far tha high-handed manner with yhieb too government treats ifrcm. m«iaun*bla liUh af Jannary tut, they undertook.to flat! olhar sources ' of taxatioq thaw a reeouree to probcaoa; they have dfacovcrod, or at least pre»aqled qom! th*y took Ufa matter Mt of th» hand* of M- Thiars; hr now ro-takoi [ It summarily oat of thtera. Btata, TWO QU1EN8IX WEATMIMIffTEK 1 that psondo-tae-tnsde Committee was aioi 1st i-ightncgH of Draft. ■ ILLS L HI KUHKH. n furrow well 3cd Excelling of work. ' and will not clog. y. The chilled Iron tempered Rteel, jfe^nbitntir^y new and Pnces not to be beaten in the State of Minhicraw «fi«r Jaterl t How in the hand* IwTx W I Ooftton Cssxh Stflre. ___________________ | I County on trial. -----I. fa. ca*M< •'“»'» th. a....ia, XbeilUwilMnl •■Ulan rw. WX DPJOHX. --- WHEELER Detroit Stonres! ||» IwilmuH »wO - with gold have arrived from Berlin con­ signed to Rothschild. When it fa re­ membered that there are 7" daily news­ paper* of .very shape and sire publish­ ed In Paris, and that foctr of these ac­ cording to the authority oi the fate Pre* fctotrt of the Society of Author*. deal knowingly in false new*. there can be ■ merit* a passing nolle* on account of no difficulty about the existence of the । hi* celebrated mediocrity. It was nnThera fa * wn dfamsta, going on derstood that the Aesembly would, ac[cordingto thoCmMitnlion Rlvta have reUHv* to tbu Pawnbroking estabIfahi the right to tlie luxury of indicating nt meafa In Franoc, located in the pribci1 leant to Jd. Thtera, what rainivter* to sA pel cities and town, and managed by tat; but the President quickly showed the government. The interest charged 750 deputta he woakl c.ioaoe the min­ varies, from nothing St at Grenoble and I Isler that mtwl plraeed tri* fancy, it fa Montpelier, np to ft per cent at Pari* aad-H at Dunkirk. U i*‘ pnq«w«l to G.m!anl; a gAntiemaa fifty yware of ago open a jiawn office in every town and to ' and looking to have bad ever fifty tarn- cutout the villa go usurer. Many re[imiraand promising tu maintain that ganl the InuovxGon a* dcmoraliwnp and •Ms fire. Ho ia tall and thin, a stand­ prom»tiv« of •xtravagant manner, up collar give* him » very stiff look ; the among the rural* who are believed to bo few hairs on hl* head are inafh.matk- in bWal ignomneo of sm teate, a* the Tn ally ilivtribnt^l on the broad-guage friend in A*ed it famlKariy exited. principle and kept in posittou by toap any case one reform ia urged, that the and water; hi* now fa long and riraig^h Lonowsr l« free te insilt uu hfa ph-dge hut eye* quiet but at too «smo time dead being soli, at too and of three months, from studdying ofleial documenta He instead of' six or twain as at present fa the typo uf th. government clerk; and the ddfcreijc. l-lwrew to. teaa ud wind him np at tea u'eto k rad be win si JVng priro handed over to him There stop punctually at'fiiur; n» a *peeber he are broken socially 'Boenrad to buy tn fa nothing ; but in M* office, in tri. e««y pledge tickets, but always stntoeeto chair, or with hi* hack to the fire, he toe barrowwr. On ths ticket fa ta forth mq^fat become eloquent. Ha view* M. the • worn value of the article pledged Thicr* a* au otnptoytr not a. a chwf, and toe amount, generally twtf-tbir da fcll of admiration1 and devotion; with pou behind car like an 'obedtent clerk Last wpek th^ro were W narriagw iw he would bold duoimenfa for the signa­ the BriteriDe qaarter of the rity-eo ture of Ufa superior. Viliat successor to the crop of young Cotnmnni*!* pronriae. the burly but talented Ptotjer Qnertier to be lk.uri.hing, re addition to the - what an iricapc VictorEmmkntiel had world being p.«pl«l- Tim total popu­ from suth a TcpruMmtativu for Fraaai I lation of Paris, scomdrog to thee«uu. Yet M. Goulard did his bast to rebeam jnat taken, fa l,79t.8W-«wd akowa a oil the protection pfaiitnde. of M diminution of 6,GO®, ua compared with Tbfare; he only forgot to spcsik too IRGC, Further, there ha.been a kind St. WH£0N j Dili ----At Che----- Nortliwentern Fair at Graml Rapid.*. HI Mil 1 Barr I3V3YX vriW I K.I rior Charcoal iron, m rv IIWM7” _____ dhe latter ia beaming a chip of th. *am. ' not evme to'wcturing to a mild dow ef Hock;b«toto protection ;liko the servant girl who ex­ will be, or can,bo attamptod ia ths po1 . . . . ° . •en.bly are the fit oad proper peraotu to execute too radical change. Franca ha* need of; thrir doty toould bo wloly limited w paying German M«anity. lu'ibls matter of protection it fa to be frered M, Tl>.«ire will a* ueual, not rofluence, but comma ad the Chamber. 1 Hi. inmuior of Finaneo-M. Goulard- ,u ' i j , and being partial to ftamaMi bene* why Horaon Groeloy fa carere^with LtonoureMkfaraa; to.ram*faJRwtol bark Ono*g* Fra*da Train, did bi. toodwty allow him to break the Deeatapto by corrtiag the Whit* How*. Moro grsUfyteg I* ih-> wrtouv nwulU attending tbu ungottetior.. for lU liberotlwi of tiro territory. Bribes Biwuarck ha. taken a fancy to M. Thi^i breaaao ■■■■ Statu Fair at Kalamazoo, iittaurr. ■■*« *, u. c*.n u—k rmj.**. Thf iieti oil Stoves are the M“*°“ UF, T-rvcr L'l svrrvH * Tn1-]! f—rlCf -tilt/iry.L t //jW * 4 d>< tonhen here, hs i. the potted foreign repreaantxtire. But Bataa will hardly become the oily of Franc*) ia too eaaeo of knocking her bead against any stone wafl, and such a aacriflce fa what France expect* from all fatm alfaM. President Grant is aven not ia favor, bo fa atousod, Eks Queen Victoria of call and see it. a THE IMPROVED ituuiff XA fiauak ad Vina Eauu, u.l, Will bo decided before Fmm can putjia aworil.. Thu, Assstrfafaswadta hor Bmporor to Berfin. The Russian .BOTH GOODYEAR of Hegtra from the riA part. <tf the rity >7. n. rooK.Jift, I. being tried for hi* derotta to tW C<a»iM Ono of tha Jocusu.nl* handod in. u a copy, of th? treaty Mween Dombrou.kl and the authorilie* of VerMilica by which that ‘gw«*L .wap to tori- adjoining th' Jlfln- hnppy to nerve nil who may give them call. Crocker;y mid Groceries coualanlly ^orrnpeiilftrt. onoM ’ you do’nt believe it call and leave tMre of kite pita* of . Pam anta f.mdtri mid so aUev, Ute troops te tester. far the bribe of o-jo nitflion df finite*. fta •fthes.gnite was oxartly wb.ro ths regular* did mta.te, mud* ottftltfr BLACKSMITHMfifi t DHHH8 jXAferts-cfe- »n WW MtafafaJ DENTIST r lai® lictac MIA create. It according to hu peuansl inclinationa, foe no aw* now dispute, hi* taring Autail' ®»t* , uaJcdtakd on will. It fa the cousetaususos of this fact the Sunday toe troop, eaiared, ha. evar that justifies toe totfanre pawed upon been a .ub jret etraytary. 1 *: toe royalfat depnifo* for calling upon There baa tw.u a wedding ia the fkwnmunut prison al VoreaTIti..' Fran­ co., fa condemnAto itato ftfr hfr par­ uf the Chamber 'te effirm the1 [ticipation to themort.k or'ate htfatagee; hi. mirirwe. dhtaM. wM trtoiitaa principle of royalty, but would b. bojMH fawly divided toe mouianl they j-------- . ed to Mted a mnnareh. If Ms* rayoBM ' suggtatel to*t when the tetanf. inUligcnco d.veiopr, to tad U by ttash*.ta book, aad ubj*.:t teewms, without act*ally making the infant a acboUar. Above ,*11 too chlM's qweetran. ahmdd bn an- littfabtanieaa'a* w.H retota sirapie . t VnttsswirgTtta mmseuo^J|By a h*poy I , Nbcu.oftasiOsfateo.KtaM testajM b* ftatad. It war iktetesta , Ibtetotarn, toad ataypf theta ealted t �and approved. in Um event of .any unluoked for con­ tingency which should call him to tbo Executive Chair, he has thu ability and pitigil Miisw Ticket. A Republican Couxrty Cunvxntion. will bo hold at: the Court House, in the City ofHsatingxon Saturdry the 27 th day of July 18T2, at 12 o'clock M-, to choose four delegates to the State Con­ vention to bo IreJJ al Lansing July 31st, with credit -fa ,____ _________________ Fifth, eren a largo portion of the protection of property* and to gusnl “Uss. We hope ho rfiaybh nreninated, and very convention that originally nominat­ know if bo is, the peoiilo will select a ed him know that they were swindled On motion of Akl. Wood th. re^ut worthy siuxureor to tbo prueent popular by • trick end thus, thought be should B»t the entire Democratic vote, he will receive very little support from even petitioners bo granted. Carried. By AH. Wood—That one dollar and Finally, ho oaa not ba elected, bsexuso fifty cents per night be allowed aa com­ PeythlirwtM ofthia Cooney. »ad'ia fall the people are satisfied with the moder- pensation for tbo person employed re oonlidstu:. that the record of hie past atkm, the economy, the financial pros­ night watch. Carried. eervicee in the Department of State perity, and the gcaeral safely of Grant’i By the tamo, that B. J. Bottom be appointed night watch. Canted. support of the people, and aa the policy exchange it for the perilous experiment On motion the Marshal waa instnutof tbo party in this State accords ere ro­ of an inordinately sect-trio and unstable ad to notify the owners of the privy in election to every true and faithful public Preadant, with a Democratic Cabinet rear of Brown’s Block to remove or fill servant, wo doubt not. that by ac-lama- and a following of adrentureri and aim­ tiun, tbo forthcoming Convention will lore agitators. The following accounts were preeeutplace Mr. Striker in nomination, is acod and referred to Finanoo Commiti i: oordsmee with the wiahee of this County, Geo. Al toft, work on Sts, *e. «H 8T aad bocanee the interest of the people John A. Fuller, servicru as will be thereby sub/erred. Wo could night watch, 5 00 Ab. Skinner, do, 2 50 N. J. Bronsou, do, 2 SO 1*1 of August. That State has Insert Allen Jones, as Maroltol, Ac. 74 09 generally Republican .inc. the war, aud Moved by Aid. Wood that the City gar. General Gnat something over 8,Attorney bo allowed an order of 825 <M> IKK) majority in IMS. In 1870, howerar, then was an election for Attorney on aalary, and that a Committee <J throe be ouoointod tn oWahlieh vt»» aT. of the people in his official action, vrtoch City Attorney and Rocord^-Cafrt^] ialaluro, which resulted in favor of the has been al) that hie moot sanguine Tbo Mayor constitutedaa- auch.Gom. Democrats, or rather the Ooaaervutivae, ’teittoe, the Committer tm'By-Tawa find friends claimed ii would bo, when wo as the opopsitaou to Urn jros.nl nation­ OrdlnancM -p--l-.m - — pressed his selection two years ago. al administration prefer to call thorn And, that the ptopte of this county Moved by AM. Wood, that fxyr Htrrot > with equal unanimity; Bud in full con­ Comttattoe bo authorised toZegotiaU I For the last tno yean, therehire, the fidence that in the hands of Hon. Vic­ State Government has been mixed, the 'tvA’Vio tory 1'. Col’ter the Treasury of the State Governor and nwet of the State officer, is securely guarded, by one of its very . j lint h‘... ViriW ‘Jit! AkXtt being Republicans, and the I<p*laturo Bridge immediately,. Carried., , . ; , MovU Aid.. H —m. that ableet finesttiers, fiaver hi« re-nominaarovuu by or aiu n«UM. tout aroomrtofaruounvut- ; |B Iwing the reverse. In 187J a tsaiurily fa, ru-i u co, xvrleMtef £??tiou, and «*H soo to ii that their votes are recorded for him at the polls in Nv­ ; v.-tuber, by n majority that shall do something to wipe out the stain cast up­ on us in the etoctxra of 1870, when ckitancry, money and personal solicita­ tion, ind'ncod not a few of the vacihtflfifr’ ' Chairman. Dated, Hastings, July 1st. srerta stl wttlite I >nBu MAms ma to IK b,»u-w. a =ssri;x.‘7.2xe2;S Keep a large supply of Sall for nah their Brick W DRYQOODS Rich, A. P. Drake and 28 others asking vtiteuafiin*. krfirr.ka^M wxii wsreatatr. for repairs on Iron Bridge. A'sertet < Jitee*. । Moved by Aid. Hatt} that thfltoMr ' , d«r be instructed to Area aasadersa iV'** । favor of L'nioo School Building foment Omv* IWW .toNPrikb... . there, us-n of our county to voto it^^rillicft' ' ^tMaWe-.MlJW^.gn iatP.ithe! testsu riaBy 'ddlikBffekiftlMr',1 full..oLsM’ntgmand hc*M.-, and. Uwt»Wm of the efltet 'ft AtJBST Wi. ' jtpftolrqd “» k»TA-W> »teMMl..UBbW. to] UtMfeaio^simply‘to . . ' bo^wje w*> kilfirc to pby”hidt*it Ni' .wwba.TMwbmu ' MH* ,« M SOUII.'I I nainelfa&E : f/jw LU/uetffvitjtnijeD iff cjtf A\Vit ■ . loud MWarpeto. ooY ImI tbn(l lo CASia JF*O3R Wttdl',1 'Wheat; '(jMW’WriS Corn. < I l/l A .1.1 A’ > ojt ,‘V*«VA jrorjBfKxr ~ BtlHTI 175Packages of Dry fronds, Ahw' I LfjUUM .MUgHfiLL cccn ■5feS< ... jult M,« wlial alack, of <loo.li arc irowdod .YESEe1 Committee on side and orore walks“IM IMl-f ;■&» a yW-W-te HW^.to .ffldiqate the reported. ' On motion the rejiort.wM acuepteiL, .. •kiftwC W,proei«Motj»l WWt ia -U>0 Moved by Aid. HarnVthin-tte"fen-'; tier named in report of .CuwuUte»,lx>. ,> R ^ubJ JUITUAUH dealers Z-UJar-load Rates. Hraly .wto'*'.! H jct tfcsir tau> (tekytoud BlOe fitter ijwi 8tntt al Bay Tsar entt surelbJvpM of ftp State tor General GteTd in hterembor. U th. sneolka triumph, it wiU bo hteW by .there a. a. indication that nearly the whole elactorai .vote of the Sonth i* to be given to Greek-1' little« IHlUtUUl. AM Pries ny •GREAT COST- and ri wi^ bare a Coger in the 'ffii ■ "a!dli they will afford their reepecf.W lArtle, fill ihie'**' aid ' and comfort" Excursion Sales. Tailor and Manufacture Fne Goods others of, the best Itepwblitan speakers 1 •hrtdin lha fight. Jha Democrats or .failed, I,-.."''...'Omtevitre, qr, whaterer |hcy wmWl;thpir>ataponkm abo. Wo ■: Foe.Attwroey Guq»rol we>lie«» tfo». trtrt rocfpd a Republican votary. Tsdredl khpugh.not I»t, m. wtofiM.Ute ounvidaretwntho cx1wdifthWo!;i>otc.h* t. -1 - ■ anMifabpa cboiee M our pomd®, Ryroij'il Ball of Kect, and we mu*t wr.'itaj nwng pre mea wfc>, bw,>y«u ,tires? VturitnA'» * ..WW«H ';tP. v. miWIKMWIHIWM iC'Qiuing.iato ore Store/ triiui i-HAi r. a nmn. SH-rSs.-K .iCROCEBS.! ■IBeaiionadfiwthM posiUoa.dHl^dft-. , MAedfc-aKfir^ehfiic.k. pgard tya । Ha a!man of ability. »»< of tl^t peculiar, obwFb.’ whW A» fa, iMtpwitefcefiwpi tebuUuptM BeNhlUaa and vted«te ike. rigMfi «t th. pwte tteterra lo by wretofl. ♦’’>» W* Meyp pointedly tta« by ghteg.hjm. tbo wm»- of Seneca Falta, N. Y., waWpcrorntewd made some remarks, expIaTning the' working of thoir machinal, caet, puwax „ ernes where ‘they . Ac., At, and citing , , •nAXi.,,, iuktelua.. time, the ‘Humore M the Campaign”' Thnqikeeticm tte n wreeo nV T'» wheth­ hrtre oared laughing jpatariali^ abun- er the <Jf<y could afford to purotekteau. i Engine at prerent, and whether it wonM ] | ,be advisable to do so. Which called out , roptarka from several tax-psynropreaeot,' pura, ' tftJQQJ, ■ fATEEUJK, UE, at HUB, Shirigle$A JteltfA&av 1 De WMV Gaunt, Bud 1.7-177- --------------------------------------- made tlw folk)sing motion re- • —tire City purchaMOBo-of tfitaby’s, Huatakdse Engines pp Vttji^osorffo'-, toettoa against fires. j.*--. Ute motion was lost by*P» Michigan ' *7' I. COLB a BOX. bteuitfkMt flornjly- Ussi rBtatahte aa tnar. ’•-tnretilhis <spMy.plJi.romg, -.ysrnjtrf Ofc lrto,filk Uvsttmu fire ; •U.UUAILE TAILOR & FARLKY ORGAN. „ >rlli Ifistf <?«*'Oirt IB THE D8DG DEPAEWH? Taylor & Farley Organ. SPRING A AVERY Brououuoed by all (Sood Judgre to be ft Huh.Tun ui-.j >ii<id i -»li|e2,:,..].------------ 7 Money. iw^'wuf Uke'st-fti. ’IhatoSk.- Of Jivi^ >uy their *-«;j Money, Mone; it v.;» Ah tawi’/ T&taiyrwiftiHHtJh' xdhja > iiibti rl two Tears since planted themmiwv squarely on the rotation j^|tfoqgJan'i will feel in honor bound, if other nmnos equally worthy are proseato«fl6'VAl for n rotation in tt^<#oo ftf <JwP»r to W& ^pmerjt o as theydid for Sreretarvof State iulfilOj midthe < Thai Mr. Bm^ te..>A«. ^«y equal of Gov. Baldwin in ability, iajn-, IBOM.heM tagriQr and i^rxwyuhro.tocev sad,ritv- fr-UBt'w actor we here. Mt .^a. hHMi..|K>oaiMa .ffro ereere io iMs*v» •­ “* fan™;;"4 ?■«*+»"#. Mu, .. k’J‘*F»ai‘ i»lta X.^vpwajFft.l?1"*-. Cteaper Ttai Otteri ISSiSiSi^ «> rxpesre ; take the. tpmnh< ire* •*T W , ?*. *ff‘r „w..»wnfc 1 a5fflVbpW>e1|BLq( bsmK M: * deeatote . {<• Hinn 4 Tin I We buy our Goods of Manufacturers JRWWlffi �Bciurtxa.—Mr. Marshals, tbo oouactttff*. Untota ffcboul butting, u arAreff from 'Ann Arbor with a rreofmen. Work will begin immo- »Uj»VF. Marfng a Wr^'saug little residence erec- and H do swh.olltot properly come before thorn. On mition the resignation of Mr. Bailey way, aofton, has achieved a splendid repin.thw last tw* yrem M <bs toed■onger to tbo Want At iIS.***" I----- Bouts — . .......... and •‘magniflent structure,' ’ MBMl. ' ’ i DRUGS its through Southern. lows to Nebraska Wehav. . shuorfuUafi ths late.Itos- 'and Kansas, with clooe cOhaorttonito r tfel. J, W, Wright is karisrpMea* N.vins,AP®»kTMiWt.MMl »H«Wi 6 California and t&sTerAtor^ ;tad paw»nse addilsoas made (in contemplation fill Mr. Veu -VAsor's rlare from <b* wood-workipc Maghirery natl ma do anything to. &al Ess re^jofl. •agio starting I from. Barry County, «w V •» "-.1.11 >«».» AkW-WV 1 w—FMi. A iHtbrr Creak «l- Wright gwnerelly nroto* Mr. Worth's place from the fourth ward. XBsr atmtH.'rewBultatfootetr'taetfotfuf lion. John M. KWthA.Q^.HC.l^gMi ka olretad. oburman cd. ibe. seopsiUm. If any pareon or parsons ia the city in place of Norman Bailey resigned. or counfy are building or improyin g their Tbo committee. al*o. iaatrnoted their. TttTt.;ro,’ " T’.“.ViYTn .frf r I property, and wiU tall and acquaint the chairman tu call ward eatresses for Ute “ looa|" of the fact, nre will gladly give election of e»S delegate fretu ereh ■» ard > <*»»■ uMicv, whore one lias not been MMUiRft Hitchcock's Dialog Hall and CoaflscAs nwugaghed tW.folWftiM G»«t>r. aA"BWtryi: W1 •"PW ten constitute the city eousini Itee : knows bun. they know what uuw bugQie. M.Dewey, Chaifnaa.i«ii>u*> • •• "Ettrybodif WidttM ivy thfnvfyrfarf hirchasfn^ ffieudfepe. giea he gets up, knows how he can blow i bis E Bat. know all about his gwaial . -rr------ - — vywnarv. WiU amply repay the tonrlst for a vidp ’ geod nature , but everybody has not ■ to this part of the City heard about his Tire Setter. That ma- 1 ........ Il he* been hinted by knowing onea,Chlaa. of .whisk be baa the right fur thia 4. far vale by es Bfatwy*«<:VMh'flrd JarnrreMMs. la. eases„. W. WK.II.t, ...I , ib.it tbo iV.y i'athsr* are about oomOOtniy, beats the Dickens It ia a ... _'i _■ •■iffrwfrysvowf CNIICHEt, . ebandonmont of their phrty and . > SSjjaoiM:hTS2: ........ . .BaWHat'’ m Mtrosic. Medicines,. ;SluOi, ‘‘School Bneiet-fr StafibHerf/ :j>eihCTiiiTto.M».j<ij5ir^xiIT 2i^v“.“.T! '«**•«• • ' -HeTrihA-'SrdHbtei monring to prepare to make prepara­ tions to begin to talk of seeing about f^ef. finite sad its a|qwoachre, and if ex pee. to be, able to oroea it (on foot) sooee yean in advance of the liqaidatam of the Na[ tiaaol Dafat. Th.. ipUk. (J. G. BEKTLSV. rautcireaKsi. Ini—Tegtaiae. giva» an .qua! itroslaUoa'af. tk» bleed- . JUl phymcisns will agree that there i* aaar-’ re(r adnaaaabatthai.xxddaleuni tosjintly be dtapoejl of. if.' pare. Wood could ba dreulafad giaiesuusly through the parts tBbttadL Njcs this U th* way­ in which Y’egrllM ywrfonus ils wtotdaa* Cal curve. Yegefina u oacbUiyty t usg• labfe imupound, toedn from fouls j herb* tail bor^-,' ' great iuvenUou. its benefits arc straw. , cuts. ' Why. he has only had It about i six wwaka, had in that short fame has set IU Aupdrad ■«" tire. We think that beats “Old Virginia never tire." Now 1 Thu Republican Elector* of the eeV. । lay nil joking aside, try this machine, leral'wardt tn tbo city of Hasting* are ■ got your mw tires set, your old ones > reqaretod to meat in caucus at the pla- < end all—use it under all circumstances. ce« named below, on Friday evening . mu. nd ifo^Mtl'blkbli/tK 'it krAf AA lA'tiita’ and toon^y. He J uly 2fitb at eight u'cloak. for ttow vkssAtlantic ao*M_ for.ihe, bvuyBt ! will wspMtaaliafociion every time Fur tion of one delegate from1 tseh' trahf, tn itetoiaJa'AteiItavtaa-. ttto-bpaefitcf new m.fotnars we wills*) the Uronty Convention tu bo held at tbo 1 i tltot ^ht* nnehia* can be found MlteotTs Courf HowBi iA this city at' IT M ■ eu khinign Factory on Jefleruwi St. near mrai iiejianments are incnsrgf oi , ---। :BolmH!,evtl ,,<dku't. atthAY-di'd'i ' 'The ftHkwIeg Ifrni Sn ngdrd tu the * * ’ ’ /tyh fas accidentally left out lasf wevk: Tub Cautaasrios of the 4th |«asml llnytotd, df pleasantly, the.croyd in attendance I1 Fourth " “ ward—at the ->Hv* uf the i'tare^tUy everybody Xeiwad'IfMawH Clerk | A full HrufaHt.vf, U|rT Ab’totr .ql । well pleased. The Oration of’ John B 1 inch ward is rameaiV eoUtted,. l 1 lisa, Vgb»l 4w<s Anqbeal, dieidadly1 ‘ By order of City Com mitts, able and |deaung to cur Greeley fritrada U%“*5 . I hairuiKi. , and their ‘Democratic alll«a blit nnt os I The Boarevy turn* Hair Hesturwtire, and It has n, moved tbo poison and Featured ray bah 'tails former vigor. So* advtrrtisemupl. HiMii.mtwtSffibn Congrva«iuual C of Republican City! lloamtr 'ban [« ■' Dance at the- Hhrting* Hous* was largely palronised and tho»e 1 aid City Directory for Barry Co. Ik ' who |«rtirinefa>l enemed to enjoy them- : Bp—August Id. Ijrd! coutain-tl>*namt-f<>ft*verjM<rd>afit, , a dree Cady. aul. the Duo. m Caton Fanner, and Mechanic, their rreideoev Hall, was both plcaant to the pnrtiei- , I and flare uf' Businoio Advertising drug*, hut not ao pant*. as b profitable Vi those Intervet*! I I apMo'Ar ill be reserved fur ail bdttneM Th* fire work* were not ia al!' •ro«p*tt* ■ 'nsuoeeei. but were planting ueverthe- j1 men who wish. This will make a very i diha, AU in a’! th* day and evening jI ya'uabla book ar.d should be wett •sat* I IKta, especially tbsea oc , the Fair . fufajrtll a. orm Boot Goode, whole Block warranted ^A Stamn Fire ' work, just a littfo cheaper than tbo WV ren t we cheapest at tbo New York Cuah Store. They wffl jiay for ihcmtehos. | ♦ 10.000 worth of good, for wrto U tbo WiU appear neU wook Mr . York C*A ^trrr- ‘'ts<*{’*i U,j,n togtDa.LeiUM.Xbmw yp**S^ret» aotrrti. • jfi? ■ .* . . e«x;i4sni.uifi >tmKshoa4£KHb* I largeifl assortment of Tana in the city «~T‘«*5g2j^1uu I and sr selling them 10 cents lower than ^.17 ITariff Michigan Certrhl’A. W* old. huuu »«uiHitttTO1t! rraacT, «?*S!L of thaTownship.ff Custlstoa .wiy.0w«t 1 in Canitoa at the village of .Nashville on 1 Thursday tire 25th inst-, at 2 o'clock, P. pvtj' Pa- York Cash Store ,1^* ||>p i tiow al the Carriage fwtwy ,O.‘ ttwCBMl- w>i.» ia nssnXqs. , M . for (he etoytion of 4 Delegates tu (he i County Cunrctrtioa to be held nfUdst. inp on Saturday July 27th. By order of Township Coamiltea, ’^ ] fj Dwi’tyuu kouwwha*. 3 good for the Stomach's Mabe ft -Why,.Fred- Ack­ ley's Suda; ia has-tawtiled -aad'-nt', found wanttat‘ Ji»tv mbre., I ob.™; Ol’XU'loSiiin; ±S?1%K 4 w* «r Mrr‘j . of the Township of ml njgot in CanciM at the Center {louse, on Saturday July Ttith/at 3 ’<?cfotl^ in the aftamoon to aleci I delaanire/rfif I. O. U.K—The following . tial list of officers of Hasting* lodgv ’ (kmnty Convention to be MB! nr No. 5S IXk 0. FJastaUed by D.D.Q.M. j lags I". Saturday, the 27th tnst. i Geo. M. I towey, an Tuesday evening of J By wdee of TnWnshlp OiM.milt . J CaiauB ur. rns Hasnsee Ilocan— Me*«ra. Brook* A Thyldr Have purchaa-' ed the Haatiegs Howw of Mr. I*txley.' u, MoeerB. B. A T. will make a good team, 'fiJB UllW It'dlnO'laMlAlar their management we'cxpoct , t|g Lp see the Honwe flotrrlvh belter than' •■Kard.'’ that, Mpiai* aaverel mipretant I RsiLau^j^aym^atson points in planing twill fawnin'-** m their1I boeti working very jiard ffea past Hunsn and lot on the East end of Green Btrea*. near the G. IL V. Depot. House coataiu 9Booms, a pleasant and di-eireble Jocataon wiD ba sold st a barfare where gan. fur terms enquire of. the owner at knlfd^E,** '---- — •• that gvwubackv were ready. Barber A Bsil-r'r Store. Ha thanks if QyK-L^p AbtfT K The lee Cream Parlor of Mrs. HitohJ. BHoom. eock,' ia nightly thronged WithI’kitme' krTaAlto/ .tot wkk to RaMroad eelidting**^rell<aBhiiet u , D«. »t BrnsttdrtfiSte/' '.Jt _______ ____________ )jK4«A-<*A- to da ihttwurJf{ U »ur . I cmv nittke(Tfvelhafi‘b‘^dih\j"6thf/ pro11 '.2d- thb jbhlZdMW «-gdsvoil»|W«^SX“!! m l SPECIAL NOTH i> w¥iW;nK.k«i«'JMroa have at! suBered 'illH tbo *ams romforts lately. XK.'wrWy" Matthews has as nouncel - with large posters tiyflSliljiliHilB M4* S^fcZErSr^^C i,ZS3£^£XBZ.it-Jal <l£MW9!W^a^OnRI8BS aBwteSSSstt.’si. ’JTOi 0kt rmronh.ur.Ml1 W. tM irelopes | rial 11 nt th* Hsavre tdfry. .'.««* fad to g.ro statafattfon, and LrexsSssKSE* am MO - �H/Z7SL. Gigantic ■as3 Gift Gnuitl Muakal CAPITOL OF Enterpr.se. MICHIGAN, THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Entertainment St JoscphMich. July 4,1872 The Calvert Utho<r«pMa< Company of PatroR, _ Cpea IM.eeri. |U pwMiahiar . spktabl TUtaJ UU^rej* st The New Capitol and. Grounds, BOOK (t»a « Iscta. tn sfe) re lbs litateal Mfta tit th. An. * Meh *ey eNre ia lb. rwpU at lb. Maw al lb. r.«i,r.i. rru, at, . DOLLARS TWO JMUtTI WANTU»«» •' " • Grant! Greeley! WHSJI' BBBWW! In Msltonrillo, Fla. a gauUamaa io setting out 125 acres In orange trees, which wiU be in a year trom now, the largest grorc on thia ooulioent $23,900 Third Capital Gift, i Bays! Frail Cvo.;i tares Fourth Capital Olli , Jirntfiaan* Fifth Capital Gilt, Fin. brisk store, MitW fw ■ iatte nad Seventh Cl thousands of w onus that tsasch in (Ingle । file and untn just to be looking around, aa they do no damage. . 55,B. MMB OF <M«! Rr.l Fatal, tad Fmenil Fritfrty, la A oorreepondent of a foreign journal kept grapes fresh for sixtaea weeks, by EXC rt lb. p.rxkrer at sub veer they • S»J resat cksac. is IM risbibullea at Guarantee Satisfaction Shop in wm u fm W> W M.aiv. Real Estate ! $3,000 in Cash I ' ' $«,655 in Pemoual Property. Ilario w k Goodyear's New Warebouw, ajrining C. F. Dw^ht « Co's Foundry. I .CtWr uzbsjto. I2T Wool a<mt ky rallruid .ill be carded and sent lutk in good condition 716 Maine, by aft of her last lagialaturo. exempts Irotn, taxation lor twenty year* each acre of land u;wn which the owner planta and maintains in .thriving condi­ tion 2,000 forest trees. | PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS ws asHst: weiAime bubble. CARDING usually bee hugej than a larger in-o dtno, and wlm-fa ingrowth t>J re- MACHINE Sen Making hay ' on pbfer * and making it on the iarin use two very different thinge In this ease, as in ao many others, “to know it not to be alle." A msm may have a wy accurate knowl­ edge oi the prircqplre and practice of hay-making, be mnv understand all tho changes that ahritld and should not take place, and yUt make very inferior hay. Three eeesM to be a kind of "knack'* in making bay that ia hard to acquire, and still border to communicate. We can noi know too much alxmt the sciooce of liny-making, bnt it ia still moro importun: to hare energy enough to apply tmr knowledge. And it must be energy of the right kind. We all know mon who sotwn to bo remarkably active and induetriuus, and who yet never acoomplieb anything: tinoh men rarely make good hay. What ia needed ia a disciplined mind, that can lay plans wisely and take evwry detail into consi-leratiou. Ho must know that hie — •*—»•!— 4 ,n complete order, I ■ hand duplicate., of! loot Labis t>. break' i grinding the kmve<-, >- b. D. Judron. uf Culm Co.. Ilk, has i L and examining and shsured fifty sheep, from which he reelixed 500 pounds of wool. BBfflG ALONG YOUR WOOL ■te.sjsrisj-. Ik raMia to pmaiei h F.r fell psri.rul.fe BffiAtiomw.iwt Tick Zu sruttnv.wHuwr. cHtiiaun,mmt M A Weave. SU'rrha Jisrresii ‘ a. Utb,»CX JsMtMU rEESa! Sheep shearing ia the lireliost work in Outagamfe Co , Win., and the dip will bo larger than but yree. A.Nwrm.f Um. W. Mwrill. B-AVA'PlsUU £XT. ill HI IS wNsb. fHta ml..<d uMbnsf. I'ltas sta tasd ; llx ui'Sb.1. se, MNastmtarejnjtee. wakii' staOrriaa fiervtor MoZ*ta.< >- . hi! 4^ wUl not have lo sp*nd aa hour oe two cleaning out the Lara or making a ■tack-bottom, rome affem.-.n when tbo hay ia ovorcured is tha tfejd and a threatening cloud in the western sky. The good hay maker is a man who not only knows lev hay ahooM bo eared, but he is yeseserix! iof the energy, fore­ thought. end pathmi'i. lo irvpare fur and direct every detail of the operation And r^pllectthatpefiracs is ths crown­ ing virtue of the (esmer'e life—not the false pntieoce which snringw from indif­ ference, indolence, n-il a sluggish mind, bnt that quality iwhich produces a “maatariy inartivftyi" that waits until the right moment, and theu puts fi^tli XU the powere of mind and body to ac- Dr. W Kitracl if Jinbeta Th- Pacific CaL, /fare! Prea says a Aoek of 5,0O<l eheap was driven through Oalavatnu Co., roovat$y, on the way to i the mountafw vsAgvt. They are the1 precursor* of about 100,000 sheep which : are annually driven to the same pasture.' «. l■ rew *r a»k«ro-»«r mulMr, yr. r siluCstos. SV skis a*MMr«. blalrLr^ i.'Pastales. Canker, PiMylM. a... *. a Jerabeta to deaav. p«ril< a»4 rMtora none mm w knitty feiwi. ■•IMlDfll--- --------------• xifcr: Said M Thiers, ia an add. err before I the. IWye Aywlri»/ef Fraaac, January 22, 1R70, comparing France with Eng­ land ‘•Upon lour.fifths of our terrih*-' ry, where the soil is strong, and only I tlic fine gras—s abound, fine sbiwp atone can convert this grow into flesh and BLOOlj PlIBffllB. (AK1I TO EVEBY IN VAUD WHATEVER NATURE’S DR. ATKIN « Ilacent sad Old-Staadiag Discos Hair Restorative SHEPARD'S CDBPOHHD WAHOO BfflTRR U,«hi Cathartic Pills! Lei a LADIES..’; Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar. io A exposed to dew, the pew shall fall on while the grea« is rather green rather , . . (haw Mur >t b partially cared. This U ' WM. IL BURK * WB COLUMN, one of the most important practical points in hay-making Dttw or rain will not hurt frrsli, green grass, provided ii ia got rid of le-fern the grass bogies to wilL In heavy grasi. therwfbra. that can not be cured in o»s day, wa should start the mower late tin the afletxoon, rev Irer n'efeek M Lre- .. —. Wool ! 'YEAtiei Condition Powders! 9053482323305323 DR. CROOK’8 WINE Wool I $54,00064 LIGHT IBOH CASTINGS L. Detroit Novelty Paper Works. boxes. D. SINE’S AnthBia and lironcbltla. Has cured so many cam uau, ntNtvzAatrotmtir Gift Enterprise, ■ Ts b. inn Needs.. Aa*. ft. U7X. OVE GRAND CAPFTAl. PRIZE OF W j snedfic for lire somnUium MIMrCKRV SAl.r. Diseases of the Urinai? Or-aas Jaundlceor any Liver (om plaint, IN GOLD ! sttESS; <6.000 SEg-ilMM® w«. u iiirrviui. i— a. Srss-—‘s®, Utadao* ‘Ws.1— I OM Pe.llr Caritfa s>4 MsSsW Ums with ■0TIC1 TO COITBACTOBF. ■ I—, a A. uc. A >'*ia of 120 actaa. situated ia Use t«wu<d>ip of Baltimore, fi miles from ’ «ii- ifcak e a. brand Hirer \ alb-v R. R_. et Uuimliv .•o aere> under improvraeBta, 1 mile from tkbiul Hcuuo, tugar bash cj, T.M» Wm BphwdidgSerrfJ HtfefU*. B-wred, WhitwwMdeS Tmraa, Ft. per acre For further instrurtmna, mqmro st this, Offire, or uf the proprirture, D. B * AO.FREEMAN ., J^timoro, April IT th, 1872. u^amuaneeof Ad jn of UiS .nd HALFORD LRlCiSfiMK Vrvf TABLE SAUCE. TIE IBT MIU US SEUSS SMVI. M,rr>,U. fob famutuse. HAIWES MARBL? WOiliS1 OPEN k TOP BUOCIK8, i POKE BOOT. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-07-24.pdf 3bce8f2fe0329a6756e8e2563b12db63 PDF Text Text The Banner Comi VOL XVIL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN beautiful for the I*a^to»s ! WEDNESDAY,. JULY 24, 1872. NO. 13. maro glorious political victories than have been achieved during the eutiro exigence atiho nation. Thus suddenly crown corpulent but mon unwieldy by th. owoUowing of ita enemlM ultra, th. foregone defeat of tU Iteraocrary fee. Agents for the Celebrated Gentlemen! Tha JT. if. VtrU (Dimocntic) ealte FfflIK OQaSETS, the Uoliimoro Oosrexitteu q cuLanddried affiur; and yields no vwy amiable aasent to .the notninatteus. 11 i» yet doubtful which w»y,H wttl move during the campaign. If diananting ftemo.-rata; jmtag agntek i» small, a* it grow in importance and numbars bo. This plow whcrcever introducedhas found unusual favor with, thefanners because of ,W Hl lis Bqal UfflI (UMS, and Novelties that Barry t »'• know so 1st rightness of Draft. Need. .taeffW* .‘ffl&W ' whleh fires hare b<vn caused bv tarry­ ing rigor lights in th* crot j«rak<*, er by wearing iron on the soJaW*h* boot, are few and far bstwrou.. - Wk . W.U——— .m. p>x5.,pT„ Tbo CAranpe h>Mt (Dotnocastic) has Ary mwteuro adopted by the ancl.na. The notion that lightning does not jrm*jasl anuouhoed that ■ St cannot nor will trato the earth- te- any coMidc-rabte not reponar the cause or Moor for the depUl, woe in efriwt ffmro a write election wf Greeley, that it will not supFtatbiul,ev.n as a ksssr cvjl. and »ashes Its hands ot all resjiouslbifity for Lis election, •/ iw.Asfl to but wil) do evarytiiiug that is still possital* to do to arrest tlw bad and dangerous tenden­ cies of the times.” These two n*)*rs are Use i»Mt tai­ rated and influential Domocrstes j^per. in the country, and their aetflesi attitude, circumstance*, a wint of of dxfiano* and sullen dfooeawM with almost complete protrvUon to wbatovwr may be bstew ; bat this doos ata proven! the machhutltois of the leader, cf that1 Jtehfrombewg killed by lightning, a. party is a significant sign of the wantI Aragn baa pointed out In thejear IG70, lightning foil on of hafmoay which eS.sta among the. members of tbo Dwrocracy la the sub . the lake of Zirknili, and killed all ths fish in it, SO that inhabimnte ot the jset of tbo change ot bore that has been' Mteblwfaxid ware enabled to fteto forced npou their party. ' ty-Sgfat carts with the dead fish Lmnd . floating tiu> surfeae of ites lake. Thai I never rveognur the argument of betting, but it baa eomathteg to do with the confidence of opinion tre the qdo theta wagarietetd. Tb» b Hritouotw 2nd Ease of Handling prve.nl fodkauan* the FirM will lead JI party whom aim b to remuritaie the ^wocqgicparjy and to denounce th. . . ’/'r t.. 3rd Excelling of work, /jays a furrow well and will not clog. 00 YOU wnri' flrwLl All ^ts ®rea^ I^^rability. The chilled Iron being harder titan tempered steel. ___ r___ ow you Goods. AJ entirely new and Pnjes ndt’to h This Plow is Offered on its Merits. beaten in the State of Miehigun We are desirous of placing this Flow in the hands vx^, vxi^v|> .venollff of every Farmer in Barry County on trial. Boston Cash Store. CALL AND SEE IT. THE IMPROVED Detroit Stoves! Greeley and Brown, the supporters of , Gan. Grunt offered bote frectey on h>« ‘ election, and could get w> better terms 1 thin to put up |10<> ogaiuat g2o, by any of th. Greeley man. Kroa lh« U«rili who are ptmted lay their wagera on the •iilo of Grant when thay tnnkr ’ bate of •ny rcnacqneneo. In WaAfagpon I team tha tome difficulty haa owumd in iwaonag bote ngninu Grant, who. na Grrwlry raid, “never ha. lawn l>eaten. State Fair al Kdiunuzoo, Northwestern Fair at Grand Rapid*, fries. Mr Weber. Indian ngrtit nnd Gen. O O. Howard, Special ('{ambsioncr of Indian Affair*, held a Bcmferroce la»t Tuesday at which the Indian question was diacuaswi with .peciabrrfonw to th. interesting report jtt»t m»d.> by Indiqu Agrn.t Welch ofPWa. Mr. W. I. a great FhHanthropist, and sustain* the Broridetit'. peoor policy at the only means of pacifying, christian­ ising and ultimately eri lightening the Machine. Half a .Million having been Sold! STRIKER. A. D. COCtK^gt. BLACKSMITHING! •«.-7 Respectfully announce to their patrons nnd the Public Generally, that they have removed to the Large and Commodious New Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, and will he happy to serve all who may give them a call. Crockery and Groceries constantly arriving'by tbtf^ar Load, and will be sold for Cash Cheaper than at the advertised Cost Sates If you do’rrt .believe it call and see. We Pav CaskJor ^ftbtter, nnd sirditiflMSf Wftittwy IRUIl^ .ilh'ss AmerieBM Organ, HASTINGS MEAT MARKET! -X Still, we can scarc«ly doubt that a place nmlsr ground, or near tbn ground, is anmawbat safor than a plocw several stnrio high above the ground floor. Another reitoukalifo opinion of the against lightning. The Emporur Augus­ tus. before mcnliunod. uas-1 to wear s.-el akin dreaeos, under the impression that ho derived safety from them. Seal skin tents ware also used by the Ho­ mans as a refuge for timid (Minons dur­ ing severe thunder-storms. la the Cevenncs, Arago teBs us, (ho shepherds are still in the habit of c<jll«c{ing the cast-off skins of saakw. Thry twist theca round thwr hate, under ths beEef that they thereby secure themselves against the effect of Eghtatag. Whetlicr there is any real ground for this belief in the protecting effects doe to seal-skins aad snake-skuM, fo Mt datloas were approved by the confer­ ence The published rumors of tlx- upriling of Indians on the rrowTatieas'ere belierod to be entirely false, to are tnott of such stories drenhtud iq th® intareri mUtod with silk. In the same explo­ sion. nine persons were kilted and up­ wards of eighty injured- But iiisaoteworthy that several dog. were present in the church, all of which wore _kiUod. It has also been obeorved that Sark-col­ The PiMtaffiro Itepartracn! liavndn- ored animals arc more liable to be struck cidod that the new |<Mtal cards shall (othsr urcumstantee lining the same) than the light colored. Nay, more; be three inches wide nod Kro and enc dappled and nie-bald animals have boon fourth in length, the .tamp, and Here straek; aad it has been noticed that af­ tn ba engraved on them In a variety of ter the stroke the hair- On the lighter jiarta has cxnuo utf at th* aligtatest touch white tbo hair ou lbs darker parte has postage stamps will be need. 1 Tbo whole tuftnber of pupil, altenil- not bean offseted at all II seems prob­ able, therefore, that silk aad Cell cletbiag the public schools of thia city dar­ ing. aad thick black cloth, afford a ing the month of June was 6,122. ' w>rt oi [rrotoctioQ. though uol every of a viUagn clraxK poking till a thunder-ihownr ihrald bora paawd lay There la now no nn*U-pox in this trustworthy one, to those who wear In tbo apon air, when «Wj titanrity egoipl a few rasra nl the email-pax drr-atonn li progNMinx, nnd m nMter hospital, and there tbo patients arc c*>»near, the brat arama' tote ptarate ralwent. For a time, the »u aouidthing of a panic an Capitol HHL AB the yellow flag, are now taken down and quirt run, the even tenor ot ito waV । Yesterday was consumnied tha grand in all parti of the city. ' bargain and sate of the diasrtisffed Itepubhrans of all their polcwd principles them stood their chief, who hkd boon to the Rebel iMssocratic party amemIBJitiW. FROM UDSTXIIQ. eondcmn.J to death, and wax nliaraed bhd in Convention at BoHmoro. A tew by the want. A hravy stroke of figkk glittering wards in a phtform vrvrted nt When we hear that so many j i ning fell on tta> prison, nnd the ehUf Chusnnati, ami which ft is well known struck by lightning In thn ro f was killed, white hn eatn[«rafcran wean never bind the rollMon loaders, is tb*,. ’ It is not quite so clear that small nxoall tee pretence of evnudsratfon rerelvod ■ take articles are sources of danger. The , foe the greatest sacrifice of principle ' fact that, wt^u penous have bean - struck, the metallic parilom of thrir atand the most glaring political apoetacy » tiro have Iweu in wvwy eave affected by whicb, this aids ef the war oflhe rebel­ > the lightning, affords only ■ -proaomplion. has ever disgraced American priLi- tion on this point, unra it dote.txWfQflprjtgregas tbte movement did era! of tbo n«! Lt office on the port of two Senators who could not. ea-rs by a revo­ lution, retain their art* in that body? DENTIST Nartiifle ing lightning, spring ft is hnpanuhfo to '‘ anti thus adding new bobe to th. kite of i tai.ambition. .ml TrumbuB having, by his vote in tew at Andrew Joharo’s ’ ; I tew that thdbe metallic artidte tots* in­ I tually attracted the Lghtninr-atrokn. In- �Tn character of &n New York ferWs teon of the Groeley ticket m L comMcainpaign i. iudicnlod in its 1S72 report altegvd uo fraud against tho autlmritics. bnl simply chnrgvdOstlMa gaticc- and waste, yrt ths speech of Mr. Roo_v.lt, U pit ftaX-a^qr th. triton Motive m watching an I counteracting ■vesy Movemoat of either wing of tbo taetfiiee foroea. More than all else, our work must be thorough end effectual, so that when the day of ekettoa wrabv we Shall present un unbroken fntot pad pollererr Wto poteibls forth, rapport Mtnag ■ “ amttaus bm bolds which shall tewva no in paraHbn of the field. Yra ■»i can. and owglit to win. a victory wkeh Shall tone owr opptasata of eve­ ry shadoof optntoa, so shattered and detnomlised that it will taka nt laart a half n century for them to recover suffi­ ciently to make another "I** against the grral party ot progrira end liberty BepuMioons of Barry to your hands vs committed a ahare of the wark. to bo done in behalf ef t he party in the com­ ing ora tort. Let i| be well done despite Bids and dhrasdSKStehM saeeptod. Moved by Aid. Bams, Thai tbo report of Blds ani Crua Walks Committee be sdmited. owsried. ' : *1 llw wtertii. prSMTiyUM et Jm. P. fitter. M. >.. Frutiwr ot Toi ic.la<y >.4 Cl*ntetry, gr.-4- trust there may be v igor enough in tho come forth afterward as well as could Water Lune, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, The following ncecunts were ru!erred boek by Finance Coratniltoo with recumn»odattou that they bo allowed : , J. Gains, work on ervM walks,' t 7 00* 1872. aad each bearing that date. FnrG. Al toft, - rtreeta to dare W 49 nuh»d this paper lafiBUU&fc 8. Ikickenaoa, work oq walks, 8 00 „ . on. „ of Patents, Washington, D. C : Ararat, of N.J.fisrasoe, sdrvi.-es Whifctom-Chfo-6. ' ~ I. V. Fnrdmaa.; aigbt wateti. tSW; John A : Fuller, Oscillating ticeatu Ka~laa.—f. ! night watch, 85 OQ.aud AnstpikGmni, j Swetland, Fbntiac. pump tor well; <22 S3, ware referred Lxqwr for Carpet Riga.—G. k back without roeomtuondnllun that they I Ansley, Marengo TViumship. In king-Pad.—W. A. Whitney ai BrAt.Wi»Mis G. G. Beaver, Adrian. Knaltti. That the Strocl Committee Drat Fan for Tbreohinz Machine.-— —-.r— •—— be instructed to osamlno into the u«<«-l I nib of wMeai.ur.n.Irtraiwhtenmw Blate1 1 C C. C^,., Hi buiAitewuSo- i of tho papers of lbs District wbieh wns i romdsmnnd by Ihj majority report.1' , Haaaya “no man who esys tho ini- mid street for the foil dtemZTm?..| provtnurala id thbiDistrict are more in­ hS«1 by said petition, bnt thal surb ' furious tiiab beneficial eon find njsroy to street should bo opened upon tho west trad a sufficienl distanra to suable tho... pestersJaviriy wpon the line crnuampla- Wool, Wheat, Oats and Cora. .......... . J,,i,; i JBMWreu:)!. ::«prw.ti omy tv practiced by the Corscrinml offlrinls that tho circumstances permit- j ted, with the exception of the large I amoaa: charged for advertising by some 4O4« rtftt LUfttfif fuiyitiifio If LOTS. . . -t ,;l #SWW:s’iiil:nzB it. He has given tho nogutivu to ull the objections raised against our Board at ! Public Works by the testimony of wit­ Down belonging to both the Republican Carried. . and Democntie parties, nnd has renduStreet Coram ittw made written rt-part rivsty shown that the greatest amount I of care and the strictest regard to eeoa- a, follows: To tho protactsMiintn: -Am 1 not th® greatest Apoule and XShnmpieBofJ&oiMtiMtf To the Free Trwdaro: Did I not, with rare wisdom, chiom-I myCfacinnati frirad. that thia vexed tMesmaUe Ano, Octette., aaU Rkeuasdtem'M tt. KIlMy. >i will not eare. be io its power to aid the digit ion, and prevent the Deitiwralic party going into t .'-[-id e*Bf jT'f *j T rtb’11 “Freuds uf too DUtriot.*’ nnd is tpunifoody gotten we for-wrf the Dwnorratio party rwtf 'from this latitude where th® facb, are undfretoo>l. In .tlw twenty-fourpage* of reply Gen. Chip­ man has thoroughly ventilated the pue­ rile vhitac'ur 6f this .stfcrt to sisy outer lidM> and Improvement m lha national metrojioUs. Hi- points out the fact that Mr. RoMeyah . was -haunt mo.1 of the time when evidence was being hrard for the defrn>e, and declared whan It camo to thin, that he “did not want to hear anymore tusrimoay." Ha *hdws by the evidence copiously quoted that the proof wan exactly Oppoute tn the moot Important deductions Of this aentewhat too easily persuadwl judge, and that by special pleading and the sefoetioa ot garbleJ testimony from a mass of HOO pvges of questions and aiuwtrs not two hundred of which I* admuulbk evidence, or if ao Is worthicon upon Its fane, a poHtteal doenmant may be concocted with- their village pap*. about one> each yar *• Itan Rteeisrexsi' and new ip efi« other column tho some news greets tbo e,e of tho reader -old Usey’ial ’ fwurfoT :Ejiih jju«Jj9hh uJ. 'ALA ebccD erf# : eseM ditT= ; n.esirfeiM lo J t FOR ALL , leimie Ql !*?•>"» -T Worth ‘hALMh-JUUAuirc 4..WUU an. Jlartiaga 0,1 Thur'd»T August 1st auJ that is not “*l. Dsn Bio? will be bore in all of his , luriul glory aa<i foliopm /I* fotufodldu | to s»y that a big time may be expeeted !*®t ton yearn. You should ire erojrded into my store. } for wu know a circus always draws a crowd to Hastings as well ns a mas* iroaEomiafc Ou Motion of Aid. Wood ttoi r»[*irt will come and bring his wife and the ifor a year, and incurred enormous «• j wu oceeptod. [ boys will bring their swocthearts. On motion at unit the r»j«>rt . waa' Sre the mammoth ad v<T!iw'm‘’n$i<#te ponreby tho« invortigntion, only -to . I mart a nigral and niter defeat, to cease adopted. Moved (bat report of Finaucy Com­ their obetmeiian and opposition, and Before the war was I nut alsays your mittee lx> m-oypted. brat friend T And ainoo tho war. Karo 1 allow the city of ths rational capital to Moved that amount of Anotin A not advocated and iassetod upon tte>klitf- bow-hat ito founders manifestly intendMt kind of Ku-Klux bill for your pro- rt^ te inri RwatoT lq" i Wt Sdl Ciajsr tkai Otten. steifc tra* -tew Sa folA al X.MvUtalatto ing, with din Rulo, trod BafoiadopS ' adopted br the NstionsLAjMafoHtote'? 1 RUSSKLi a grand lot of Samtui-r UBnir,: Art ' Iran, nnd urged the extreme war policy Pcstimre for vacation days; Magic of treating ladtaa troubles in a rei«rt Moved that the mayor be authorin 1 Tricks and bow to do them ; Laughable , made to th. Interior Deportee bl This , to issue aiders on General Highway, To ail honest men, aad opposer* of I i Dialogues and Recitatioaa, aad au imorturtatcalion policy will no doubt prove Fund to pay workmen at work on abut­ tnen>e variety of good^hiags for •'vary, TMngn:" Harn 1 not always given "line upou ment til Iron Bridge hteiy line" in my indefolignole eflbrto to ox-, gio Copy ten cents. Adams A Co.. I*ubposo fraud and jransoto political hint-1 only cm, bat do, draw a bead ou an In­ Moved by AU. Wocd, I hshers, 25 Urotufield St, Boston. dian al tight with a rifle. I had this That tbo Marshal be inotruck'-l in boast mad* to ran bort in Washington uild a cross walk acroas Cbater Strert, you, carefully suppressing all damaging testimony, aad shielding you in every possible way ? To lhe Irish Catholics: Have I not Itwistod niton Ibn exten­ sion of M]ual rights to all, re tardlam of rationality, eneouregiag iraaiigrstton to tu-surii. Not only humanity, but good 1 policy aad ecoaosay, as all onr Indian History shows, rrquir** f.be application i of tha administration policy—using war : only as a dernier resort, where the cir| e-.iinstnnce* render it iaipemtere. The veaite membcm Ilia rt Play, sad Jml my fjuk, are stirring illustrations of juvetols klft.-rrtKstehriar7 enough for the edification of old heads, although juvenile enough ia incident for our been gladdened by a splendid shower of min. On Saturday orsniag hut it mined for nearly two hoars, and rarer strooisJooks.as, thoagh.^hU run through it, aad corn and potatoes worn suffering twribly for min. If we no hare rain sufficient, tba rant of the wasen, potatoes will be a good crop with us, as the bugs are not half ao ugraeruus as last year. Corn took, splendid. In Now Hampshire, tho folowing is posted un a fence, ‘-Netti*—know kow is sltoud in then modders, enr men or wosvon kuea their town run the rode. Wot git* inter my medders afar ms u-.2! diah Rogers“ secured ia uapleodid condition- Some few hi thia vicininity hero not got quite all of their wheat stacked, or drawn iuto the bam, hut the moot of them haroT. B. Diamond, Esq., our s ' <> k eyj. Um corabinatfon of every elo■aatof moral depnwrity, draoid at aD primspto, raakfav but oan otpcci.--.lro Spof.ed Tail, Oriaf of tbo Brute Sioux vs wowou H. way to Washington Un­ der the pohef of Prraidrra- Grant, he has kni paca for the peat tore* years, end wow dneirse to setste certain ma'.tern regarding hie agamy. Greetey mnsora here are an thick as leaves in Vahuhbresa. The 1 art ia that Fred Douglas. ditec of the WmtagM SHERMAN J. RICH, DRUGS Medicines, Dye Stufli i’a^nW£ thfis ssaaessr | MM Whr. J. P. ROBERTS & tho most ch.rmFng illustration of Amezicon life we bar., jicrused for some lime. Tbo ninny items of worth in tho Mon Lil­ ly, and ito rtfartorf of Fashions should to neon by those who do not subecribe, and they wixild do no at onco. |3 per year, with a premium worth fully tho amount ]>aid. Published at 838, Broad- ing under bloody prorocalira ia xsvrag' ing injuries art in ail canon to- bo treatI ad as our own criminals is simply absurd, I beside» being unworthy of-a Grooul of ' su. h unquestioned renown. . The great speech of .Sren-tary Bestwcll, yesterday at Morgantown. N. C-. is nu unauiwcrabte argument in favor of the adminiatratian financial policy. Ha diTides the object, of President Grant's policy into, 1st. Faithful coUectiouol the-revenue. 2nd. Reducing expenditures. The efeeticns during tho person! year 3rd. Establishing credit and reduc­ wtfttoaJMd as follows J ing interest account North Carolina, Aug Kratraky. /T ■ -lib. Reducing taxation and preparing for specie payments. Ho ehtrws tbo grand succas* of tho adminirtratiro in accomplishing all these objective desiderata. Tho speech Maine, Bratombsc 9. will make an admirable political docuColorado Territory, Bsptoml Dacotah Territory, October Indiana, Octobsr 8. R. MUDGE TAILOB ft FABLIY OBOAN U'THE D8DG DEPiSnrar jScAooZ ZtooAty. xJ- Stationery SOLD IN HASTINGS, --------- B-^-AOKtBY k SUU1E PLANTATION AND FAMip- JITORS. . 8,T-*860-X. is tho sheet-anchor of thefeebliand de­ bilitated As a tonic nnd cordial for the aged and languid, it haq, no equal hmong utomachiee. As a remedy for the nervous wrairuou to which wotusn are repecially aul.ject, it is supsreeding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it acts aa a specific in evavy species of disorder which undenuiare the bodily strength l*!l« era / MtkM ai IM, tenant tn in < ecbool here on the first Monday ia ‘ Feptamber, lor the insttwtfon of teacbers, nnd those intending to teoeh the ermungwiatse, and finally, all. I sup­ pose tbat-aay wish to attend. Tho term to last eight oe tea sroeiaa. Satie- A & VAN VLKCK For Tour k COL �THEY HAVE STOOI TEST, man of the Republican City Committee, tho Itepuldlrar. otector. afttte city of Huting* met nt tlm County Cterk'. _ oflfoe in uid city for ths purpose at or- W. O»bora gnniring n Grant and Wilton Club. . :------ * The steeling wa* called to order l>y Geo. M. Dewey Chairman of the city committee, who ttated th. sobitanco of a circular te*ued by th. Republican The “C., B. A Q. R. IL,“ raaaing from Chicago through Gal.nbovg to Burling-on, hu achtered a .plandid rep­ utation in tho la*t two year, a* the lend mg Paunngor Route to tho Wwt. At Burlington it conneoU with, the great Burlington Route whieb rau direct *rf Grant end through Soulbora Iowa to Nobravka and Kntuar, with clcae connection, to On motion Dr. John Roberts -re* cho­ California and th. Territories ; and pom- sen temporary Chairman sndCUa. H. eager* starting from Barry County, on Bauer temporary Secretary ot the meei- CHNICHEt, eBk ■ B 4a B,rUn«- •Thi* lino hu publidicd a pomplitet caBad “How to go WeaL" which con­ tain* mneh valuable information; a largo zrii.'yv-.Jfc g? tion and Py-lziw* recommended by th* State Central Committee be udoptod ai the Couititution aad By-Law* of the i fluting* Grant and Wilion Club. ' MASONIC. can du «ytiring in that Eno as good and 03 cheap a., My shop iB tho State. Molding made a apeaiahty. We can plane, plane and maAch. and Afternoon and Evening. White thceo cleeian pruent ware1 ■igning the Cunitituiwn and By-Law* ' adopted,-the meeting wu . ctequetlv • addraeud by the Hon. Henry A. Shaw ' of Eaton Rapid, and P. T. Van Ste ,E*q. of Charlotte | X.©o--teriew Itevid. H. Cock -ten* My 'torair Everybody Should try thorn before Purchasing Elsewhere. DAN RICE’S Olactod Prerident, John M. Navin* and A.P. Drake Vice PraudraU; E. A Holbrook Sreraury and Milo T. Wheat er Treaaurer of the Hasting* Grant uJ WARD & THAYER. May Ifi, "tt AiiifSPi". The Organ for the People |.| tings aad vicinity two week* from thii evening on the political questions <if tho day. Moved aud Carried that tho Chib adi- LMTMASI. ». ' irttsttii’gs joura until one week from thia evening Tbo Republican Elector, of the ■'«•■rjl ward, in the city of Ruling, am | requested to moot ia caueiu at the pit- | <*•* natfffd below, on Friday evening , July 2Cth at eight o'clock, fur tho olec-1 Pavaiaixa Set It.—Vegotiaw giv.. । an equal circulation of the blood All physician, will agree that thorn is acarcMy a di.ease hut that could almost inrttntly bo disposed of if pure blood could ba circulated generously, thrush thq ports affected. Now thia is the way ia which VegotCno performs ila wom^rful cure.. Vegvtine is exrinaivly a vygetable compound, maile from roots tion of one dole gat. from each ward, to tho County Convention to be held a', th. , Court llcuau in this city al I— M. on Saturday tho *27th iu»t. PARIS PAVILION Hayfued. On, Bow I'vt Srrrxarn with my head 1 Allen account of using the pci.ooous hair preparations. I now use Na­ ture. Hair Ilaalorative, and it has re­ moved the poiaon and restored my hair » Tha M. E. H. S. Concert on Sunday to it* former vigor. See advertisement. earning last was a happy affair for the children, and wall attended. Ma. B. F. Hmxacnr La* purebau-il Mr. Stewart, intaaoii in ths firm of Til nioort aad rweetaat Coufoatamary Slawart * BuiaUCjm! will bcrvoAcr in aztetonce ia the famion* tail* randy conduct the Dental btnbrev in hl* own for ute at Hitchcock’.* Confectionery in thia aectioa u being a tint claa* Den­ tist that it would be u*eleu to ibowvr ■ M-Hzzi. walked agoin.t uncut tbo him with puff,; therefore wo will only fair ground on Monday. Thu city ***** aay iucc.m to him, m we know bi* work KIR SOLI) IN HASTINGS. BY’ ACKLEY’ Music Teaching. ta hare tho ped.atrian fever. Got hia back up aad goc. for Greeley —Tho man who expects to be Poet Mas­ ter of Hartings—when Greeley bi elec­ ted (?) • been very num.:o«* thia Miura.In fact, our leading merchant* report times bet­ ter this yMr during th* dull Moaon than Michigan Central R. R. The New York Caah Star, bae the Urgent aawrtment of Teas in tho city and are relliugthim 10 crate lower than over, since July 1st. Tariff off. OLD, RIDABLE ABD DIRECT ROUTE, 1 —.‘mOur.wrju*. once can suggest! It is the large* -cwnpany I East or West this season! It is Hm irioet exjptadvely equipped and thoroughly organized Circus in..America. No ornate description or pictorial illustration an adequate idea of tho extent and variety engagvil in the great Paris Pavilion Circus. Tho fol lowing is a brifif Atanwary of its artists : TAYLBB& FARLEY OBGAN All the Sheet Music of the Day constantly on hand. Now at the Carriage Factory of J. Lee Reed: is beard on '■■terr hand the ervetim of building*, and tho bright prospects Quartarly Meeting .orrics at tho M­ for Railroad, aud Manufactuic. makes E. Church in thia city Saturday and nestings hare a name of some import Sunday Aug. 8d aad 4th, Preriding Ef Tried aid. by ride with the American aad other inrtntmenfa, lb. Tailor A Farley Organ carrira off the palm. Call at my «tore an State St. nnd mo it. . Warr an-before wheat i* threshed— a reliable abutment to the Iron Bridge, and Mho an easy approach to th. aama. Every Beriaea. man in the city will any .men. if lha thing ia done. life i^ S -i ttSjL New Advertisements. Grand victorious inarch of the leading artists «f the world I Tho event of tho ninotetiitli century ! The groat Circus sweeps through the States like a whirlwind! It acknowledges no peer, it fears no competitors. All make rrom for the favorite! His wonderful Trained Horses, marvelous Mules, Trick Ponies and Perform­ ing Doga. Who better than Dan Hico am secure th? leading artists of the world ? The Paris PayilionClrcus has the most daring bare-back riders of thaagdf- It hsa LUU VOWltiprM. --- —----------- The largest in-numbers, nnd tho most beautiful Eques­ trians—male and female—of all Uiier, {?^rcuew cojubined! Il ha* more Acrobats, Gymnasts‘and Trapcxo performers ! If has ffie.^nort Ring Stock I .The largest stud of Trained Homes! Tho largest, best and most beautiful troupe of Performing Dogu I Tito finest Band I The brightest lights! lite Irnst accommodations,and tlu. Thutaday evea'g a Grant and Wilton ratification meeting will take place in Grand Rapid*. Hon. Wm. A. Howard. Hon. W. D. Foster aud othara will ad- 1» xoc want good wella. brick them up with the Poteet Cement Wril Brick, manufactured in thi. City by Slocum & Abby. See their advertteemeat in sw- The grant homa of Ex-Gov. Blair, even near tboae grand "old oak*,” only eighty men can be found from th. Re­ publican rank, who have dMlarod their intention, for Greotey, and wo pruum. two third, of tb«rm will vote for Grant Ltsr or Ijrnti remaining at Ute Harting. P. O. July 23, 1872. Mary E. Alien, Philo Barnhart, Mr.. Loaiaa Bubop, Iteuiaa Brimar, Wm. Cridler, Bot.y Dodge, Horaco Itodge, Wm. O. DolL Mr*. Rev. Jabot Foa, J. B. Guraey, Mir. Addie Grove, Wm. O’Brien, Charlotte 8weet, T. M. Whool- PROF. J. LOUIS, B.K.SXE1N: FRANK GARDNER. LORENZO MtTL. ai ItdaM, • DENTIST; Serial Ou Tuaaday w. received a call from Mr. Brew.r ot tb. Battle Creek Jowual ateo Mr. Ford of tho umo dty. TIwt report burincu flourfahing in their town and Grceteyiam dimiaiahing. They ex­ pected how.v.r, if reports wore tauo of •- over in the next county,"-to find Barry Co. one burst of eothuriaatu for the “ old white hat," aad were tarpriwd to find it firmer then ever for Grant W.U .Hu* te U WILLIAM G. HUES. MISS UZZIE MARCELLUS, -■ Well Brick. The Beaotifil Quartette Lady Miters. «5 The above cut repressnisth* most suctetosfUl TIREf-MT-, TER in existence, which i&noic irTftdl working order al\ my Shop, near.the Railroad, f * I claim for this Machine the following advantage over the old method of ' t TIItH • SETTING. J. So much at dM gM* to abow that tho gentfatnon nimod are “/wo ./ fte •Mm/ Eyailnaoi ^rry oMa/y" will beMwi to the paeftood BbirSMa^ Can't the TnJau giv. na amna more Well Brick. •• Whnt I know tbont Bolting," will The Home ZmcmI Mem* at Jew io betbembof atterarorkfatoedbyMr. Van Vol**-. Bailey, end o no or two know what ta oil the mdigwtlblo mat­ ter it bM placed at ttte heed Ot Hs editor­ ial column., *‘N*t«mal Democrat” or Tuwrt- ttoOmd Rapid* and Newaygo Railroad. Wagm 11,1k per day. Board UM par week. Free Iran, pertain® to rad of line from Grand ACROBATS AND GFMUSTS. D“iW <HSi iJPiMJ . 1st. Tho Time which U ■iaJaw.fS do ■ th^ work. :'' ,J; ’ ‘ 2d- lean make a Tirq tighter than hy any other pryr-. com, with ajt absolute benefit 'io. ih» wheel. . ’ r: 3rd. I can hold the dishjust- whereI .please and dill tighten the Tire. ' :• ; 4th. f can make a better job on a poorer wheel jhtai any man living cai^ after the Usual tvay. ’ ’ On the 24th init., I set Forty-Bigyt tire in just six. hours ; to the cniire 'Satisfaction, of.my Customers. Hastings, June M, 1372. JJqq Reed. �Wool Gigantic silfotm steel due*. It solves th. long voxsd proHam qf atool-beuited rads by furnishing a toagh, hard steeL ’hka can be run through rolls and |*w'«tly ieiaed, as a ateol fi.ee upon an iron rail. Aud so wHi manv other quahtiw which auach to the naw product, that miy justly be raltod wcwterful. It seems to oflnr strange and abgularly valuable iadnremacto for ito manufacture Perhaps une of ths great*', of these is tl>. ewmcuiy tf tito method. Tbe pu­ rification of tho iso* is preformed nol only wit host a lamb* I with an act Jal lacrep* at the prodnet iu pro -tice-gen**l equal to tea pot ant Tua reason fur thia ia that ta any other piucore for refining iron or Mkiag stool, a targe slag, la tho Bileon procom tho silMoua slag contain.* about as near a minimum Crent of metal a. can be attained. increase in yield .will, with man* kinds of iron, bs sufiornt to mor. than pay the mat of prsducU>n. The Oust mot lireif very small. Fur a fine ttosl eompotent to eomptte tn the market with anv steel manufactured, can be jirodueed at an etpeeso rety .lightly exceeding tho cost at iron. Thu process has Iwn thoroughly tried. It tms been taslod ia many place and in many ways. Suveral targe mills in difiereut i>art* i f the,Country are to­ day working undsp (Isa Stlioon Steel Patents. Objectw* Lava, of cutna, baaa *»ie.a Io lha ae* jirocew, as them are to every new invention <jf u.aguitudo. But they cucaa only from thus.not al all conversant with it, or from tho* whuve [wrsonal interest and inor­ dinate greed make their pwa unite and aims superior to aayUdug else, and who will not admit a conviction which they know they entertain. The Siltooa j,roosoa is themforw ao ospsrimnnL Ito pos­ ability not only, but its tnctiml ut'lity too, have boon thoroughly proven. The ornnomy claimed fur S ia shown by fig­ ure. made from actual triala. It u an than the whote product of the mm workiot this coun­ try during that month." The above inangraph Las lately ap­ peared ia maar efeter paper*. Us atatiatim are undoubtedly true. When we raaaider that not from Grant Bahaa alone, but aboifrom Mhw Otmntefoa. a. to iron and stool. a! haat. it soiree ths groat qatstioc of protection by giving a product with which, Orea under the op crntLa of a full free trade system, m> foroir* nation could Domp.iv Gurths and Wambas so longer, no ' Americra Gift Enterprise. Grand Musical Entertainment St Joseph,Mich. Sept. 1,1872 CAPITOL OF OPEN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, k TOP BUOCIES, .ktel*4 W Ike a itemit. Mr. It. K. Miwt. tbs tore* st tbe Osoirlairt .Ita.Fi Crayw Dra«m< W ife ftew Capital .f Hxiucsa. her* Tho> Cabort L!tho;rapMnc: Company of Detroit, Vpea lb. wsrk. ..J Arc ... fteMwMoa a ■yte.tlt Ti.te* Ukborrepb ot AND EHEET Bffi W The New Capitol and Grounds, iTffl, COPPER w> |l|—I- sM BMM1 S..1.M te TWO that a raspberry .ucksr that is nol nsedsd te simply a wood, aad should be treated accordingly You want four strong sueksn to meh |daal to form cants for auxf year. All ttss rent, autem needed to fora new .'-ate should be killed aa soon aa they show tbemaslvre. This te a vary important point in rais­ ing large delicious raapbeorire. Aa dry weather, approach.*, ths land having been repeatedly stirred to kill woods, mulch ths ground thiokly With the clip­ ping. of tho lawn or other material, to prevent th. erajxiration of moisture. DOLLARS EACH. ____ fjwnJA:ik UniMcn. ' Wt kwtdaoato oovan A • ABS: MACHINES. Guarantee Satisfaction NUM OF MH! re Cat, Iteal feist. «M film I ProfSriA la wweato frea »i U »■•*- I$23,900 in Ileal Estate! $3,000 in Caah! $6,555 in Personal Property CosviiBnoa.—A couf«tc*ro of ths l*rinci|>aM of the Various Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb, throughout tbo Unitoil States, will bo bold at tho Michigan Institution fur th. Deaf and Dumb and the Blind ta Flint on W. Jnreday nail Thursday, th- 14th and l&lhnf Aaguotnaxf. An intconsting limo 1. anticipated. '' Shop ia Barlow « Goodyear. N„, jesu'n Wareboua*. ajuining C. V. Dwight a aS* Go's Foundry. ■ 11 s.iOne wwse. m**M*>a Mtnsr aOfaw Car“Wool rent by railroad will te, curded uni! srtif luck iugoud cunditiiHi WELCOME MAUHI.E. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS | $5,000 IN GOLD I 8250 ME?® BRING AIM YDDR WOOL I win (wuJreaUM.uiMlsNw.te *.> ..,M AGENTS Reliable slgenLa if'anted in Every Tovn in the Slate! ofhcr or ynt AreociATtoN. go. «. n*iuM>W5 block, itaiwf. STANLET ».TURNER, WJ. uich. CHAS. J. OUH, ta. HL rammiL cupiieii book kar-rrfrm, that la MTATB OF XlcinaAK boo •< IWtijm - WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, >li^Mt*C74*ro m* tfe* tw* frmel A C. Fiivtl'. J inter «f Freb*te. .a'Mir.SfistswsSW'.ttf lk.ni3 Ml Ih>» <t*l tewMutretto. W mM MS b. (natal la w U.S—.. M BLOOD PURIFIER. dh. *rtw(s.-hTer WU.. tLrtr-t ssSH: WILSON' BROW! FURGUSOITS WONDERFUL OIL! DR. AIK1 lSJ~ Cur* ib-cvni aad OLl-Suudutg Dissasre KrrissU*. Ctel LADIES.. wbh|b*s VXCCT.BLK Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar. DR. CROOK'S WINE earn maka poor iron, and are utterly warthlo* for th. maaufsetaro of stool msiar ordinary pro***, boiag totally mooted by tbo Bessemer proeeas. which has boon so highly lauded as tbs gnat improvement ia stool mannfheture. The real solution of the ddEculiy lisa than m tho discovery at a method which shall eiaoMo iraa from the objactioaabte in­ gredients uf sulphur and phosphorus. aU by .to purifying proj-rt.-* bo abb to make a pure steal from an impure Aran. It will bo readily admitted that. wasors COUGH MIXTURE, NATURE’S CARD. WHATEVER Grant I Greeley GK.M5ISU KaitiOMISlkG. ■ I'AFfel lUWCfWU; AU I'nyUo* SrrUi.l^ I. U, >TL Order*, lor L>nrjgc .JoIm. Kr^'aSSiwAStS’- -its BOOK AGENTS That i wont swop dog* with eny mau untaaa i kau swop two for one. That i wont obieckt tew eny min on ackoant o* hia osier, nnle* bs liapp[rn* to be blue. That i wont l-elenvo in totel depratity, only ta gin at 2 shillings a gaten That 1 wont her ynnything to do with tho Greley movsnieat. That puvertr may be a blaming, but if it ia, ilia a bleasug ta dteguiu. Thatiwil take mi wlxteky hereafter straight—straight tow the gutter. That tho world owns me a living—pro MACHINE kOBTOAGE SALK. \ I. Ik. Dauchey & Cd'i. CAUTION ta tbe quantiiy produced Th. demand tor iron and st*l throughout tbo Unitod States haa within th. test dreads iu tamtaed to an unperallatod degree. The counile* industries to which this mate­ rial ia taiiimrewhta; tho manifold new lia* of saihoU ; the large extoot of tbs no. of iron tn land and naval architretnre, hare all rootribatod to thio end. In no like ratio to tho demand has the umiacite hcreneed. Wo wood, nbeolutely need, a vast increase ta the num­ ber of iron mauufactori* throogbuut ths country. Fumach new one that i. boiUod, a market damaging many Umsa ite capacity of production ia rwadi- iUeuRS*. Nay 22. 1872. CARDING HORATIO HIATT, Pltft > iusrription •• Bora TliisU" upon it. The 1 days of Ehgliih rule, tbo stern, revere role of capital ovor neooreity have paae•d away. The bosretoof tbe earth hare , opened to display tbe trim whore with to buy otr freedom; n this magnetic i on of ths 1 etinsylvaaia hill* ws have a f mino of wealth With Astorican capital , to work if, and American pluck to de­ ’ velap it, oar country can readily bscwruc I be great iroa and stool producr of ths world. Tbe light of pruaperity beams i full upon ua. Who will not walk in MICHIGAN WORM CONFECTIONS Hirk-llraitaehr, Liver Complaint, Fevre.t .Ipur, Difrpepoia, U'ortnt in Children, Pile*, lUllmf Orenplalnt*. Looo of dpp»ate. Krttptirnu of the hhin, Hnpla on the 14310612 IUoo.it aim, the br,t murtiie in Uoc for KUtnev Onnptaint*. Wtak Dark. Pain in the foln*. I.umbnjo, Orarrt. rj^nmatLim, A Fam of A2d acres, situated in tho I township of Baidnaiec. 8 mire from Hasting*, nnd only A antes Booth ot tho t Grand Hirer Valtey B. K. al Qunalr*. I P»k1 y.UQg and growing orchard, good , log building*. Hemg atreani of water, ecu * undijr improveawuto, I itete , fram ■ ttelmol IUhik* .'skater buah of! Header ta just before tho thiniter is Thai i will tri hard tow bo I.onset, bat it wiH boo just mi darn Ink tow ntas it That i wont grow rnny kata. Sjwotanaons kata bar killed the btmners. Tbs’ l heirs to real good Has art. gilting akarscr and skareer every day. That who* i bear a man bragging on hia ancestor* i wont envy him. but i will pity tbe ancestor* That i wont boteevo ia oany ghost or gboatooa nl* they weigh about 140 struHiuus, iaquuwwt ihto-QlUoe, or uf the pn.| rite ire, UU ♦ A.G.FaHEM.Vi. Balitmore, April 171k IK 2 ‘"141r-, CUraww tOHJ S. J. ATK1X. M. P_ Office, No. 11 Canal fu.. (baud Itapidi. HATUBE-S StMtW:' PUHIFY YOUB BLOOD. of state* lieo aad emii Uou tevru. AtoO QTndll DR. CROOK’S tach* U>>ck and not t TABLE SAUCE nt ■*4eia ust any nett ms num ! *mofk0«.*o«i4 FOR FAMILY USE. Jift‘ HunIdi*?<i^jhrWr •***”'” Dr. Weill ii'ttia tl JmlKia HASTINGS POKE ROOT. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-07-31.pdf 73060037a6b19c9541634e4b834b3be9 PDF Text Text TH« fVN»<-'CM VOL lnfofeal > 'INGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN beautiful WEDNESDAY. JULY 31. 1872. ty The want of thas>- two trails form ths glaring defsetof Preach charertar. Daatoa upbreldsd hte countrymen far desiring only th.t Kberty-ysureeh above, TOwoppansatundcrnoelh. Light is now making way, and what ths moth­ er repubbe faded to effect, the grand- RET.TABLE Agents for the Celt* FHTDK COBSEIS, asm no aura, •ngmtf ’BMEWE* to declare war agirhst the United State., the better to eecapo from lite. M.iican Waterloo. It should not be forgo Iten that the primary olyect fer eatabltehing a Latin empire ia Mexten was to enable the Due de Moray Io reap DOpercontaf tbs decker bonds. What wonder then if Bonino should baBeye bionelf a better ‘Saviour of Society" than Maxi, i trnlian, even than Napoleon L’. | A very painful abuse oxistf iu the I msnlby which Francs rould dtepoaao , case of deaths in Faris. Ths doctor's I with pretenders and direct bar own des I certificate of death obtained, the reht.' tires must at ouoo declare the decease Minister* have asked far powers to before tbo district mayor, when thia foe- ; raise the required loan ol three milliards maBty is aooompfiabad, there is quite an ! ia addteosi to itaj^lfataori ■xpeasee Of invasion of “prospectnseethe otficiMK course tbo Ameaddy will grant the de­ di^ose of their jnfnrmauou to marble-1 mand, and M- Thiers will decide upon cutter*, tombteuoe xned, “purifiers off the moment when jto invite eubecribKB. bedding," tu. Nel content with send­ Ei try day is proving how be bas !kxu ing prospoctttsre, those tradusmsn tell In wise in arranging tor the jaymeat of person for orders, before evea the de­ tbsnuMombr instalments, which thus parted te erid. There are also qffsre to affords time for the cosh to work back ,! give the higbast price far cloUling, and into cresatMoe, and avoid a crisis. Al- J ready prvpareuons are being made to effect the great loin ; the peopb' arc pwriy. to at length glren to ths public hiding again the grid sod silver. This I Those engsgwdin the negotiation on the magpi" tuoremi-nt will not now prove noctad with the opening <d the Lyons | part of Greolsy were Greeley himself. Waldo Hutehfas and Reuben E. Fen­ iacouvt,-nieial as the Bank te eapplying I Exhibition w<t- t^e official aasnrance ton, and oa the part of Uto democratic |<leaty of five-franc not-w. for the re-1j that that riiy, the essood in Frasna, had party Lewis (terwaiiteeil end Horatio demption of which the riches of the j lieen very much maligned as to its dio- Seymour. ThA plan was originated by country couaiiluta the ssenrity. hl. i(ordariy, Oxmauntetie, conduct. On the Carmichael, an old and influential focal Thiers is not going tu pre*, home bi. contrary it is like a hide heaven below. politician of Unadilla, early last autumn, and negotiations were coutfaraad into pretaetion views, nor will he wash his '1 It was a healthy sign to sea a live arch­ the winter; it wu prupoard by him to hands either aut of the proposed plans bishop present. It must lx. oonlessed Greeley, who aroodte to it with alacrity, for raising tta> wind ; he has no: been the last thing occupying the attention cimverte'l to free-trad., and Ids years do of France te an Kxhib.tion , she till not give h<q* that on sncli a snbjert lie never Corgiv<^that of 18171, where ths can be born again He will remain Krupp canuutxwent through some re-' with the manafacturonof eulxn-otl, who bsarwla. and tho*Germans psckiri up all ia the good old times petitioned the | the exact knowledge they required ebon t Chamlxw of IVputta. to proven: the use II the country , nati; and. indeed, it aaoam that such a nomination was an fedupreaable prei liminary to hie being supported by dem taursnts te see what they are going to ocTfta, and the nomination eocotted at Baltnsure. The "dodge" was M every­ ret. I netted, therefore. of serving por­ body baa see a plainly euowgli. litet ol tion a of w hotel rr may be commanded, which th« ewdenrr has hitherto b*en disguised te aeuce., the diehee tbrrn wanting, that this man. who was never aaywhora. peKtiaally. bat te oppowtion flLIVEB U FLOW ■ Gentlemen I becausad they concluded ha was faunovable< H ia time fa aseko a “flxtare*' <x a eonservatire republic , leading Orioanteu like (tale Dara and M Bdfoh who had omactonces alaata ernngh Io beeotue mi&istan under the ex-empire, rright without Ims of dignity aid M. Thiam in fbtuUing a form of guvarn- , Thu plow whereever introduced has found unusual favor with the/amura because. of Ton ^Ist tightness of Draft. Need. 2nd Ease of Handling. 3rd Excelling of work, and will not clog. 4di Its Great Durability. The chilled Iron । bring harder than tempered steel. ThfrB want to___ VTWU0. Oil aitirely new and Prioes not to be This Plow is Offered on its Merits. beaten in the State of Michigan. of. eisry Jfarutfr in Barry County on trial. RofitoH Cash Store. IcMdUrrSTHK FVMnaa aM •msesa. 0«<a aa — nR. c. c. i.insi.i \. - — -—tteassw, 11 .IUK ! taldisbmenta where tins Hixon habit is observed, that tauet custuoirrs are to be protertfobiats quoting Cobden attain*! |I found. and where the food io sol only | this new US. forgetting ho was oppos'd I good but at a fate price. “1'ainling" as to titer plans fur taxing raw material*.1: appitel io cooking has iwcome a fine It is proposed to tax the salaries of civil art. a kuosrled c* of colors i* essential servants from five to seven per c--nt- as | in lllay where they are taxed as high ' MlVd The Detroit Stoves are the 1 wmwwAi | 2 fytfr tmrtkf ordy ■ h made o» Lake Supe­ rior Charcoal iron, in the World. GOODYEAR It STRIKER HICKS & BROTHER , , 1. I). COOK. .1k< pjitTwiw nnrtf tile i, illtlc (sen. rnllijlint llicy iiavr r<*inov<*«lj to lhe isiirgr and T Slor*? iidjoiiii«gith<* sv.iH !><• happv to mtvc all who mar give them a caJJ.>1Q*aekrn tuid Groceries constant I v kjfMlre vrilF be-sold for vheaner than at the advertised Cort Solen It yon do’nt believe it call and dee.’ Wc Pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. BLACKSMITHING W. Wttx tins 11,000 HICKS & BRO it?"’®! Wa Wtu Qm |100u ilWJL'WI'’ livrartco. ..— a..- MEAT MARKET!; PATENT COOLERS; «ai® ate. a Large MdCemetat. State •< Calf. scnoni aw ____________ i Secures Special Protection to Every Policy l Holder I . G?W 4 Silver Witches ifeHO jrtviV'T^ Kip and Slops ; ought to form the psrer dr rnuUout ia number of daily working hours ia aver- । ths*, hear foaote-a-ref renal, consist bet agsd at thro*. Mure bmatit to the! ' of the rpigtottis of cahwa. The Preach State would arise by abolishing many have taught tn over six hundred ways clerkships and paying bettor those re­ to coot eggs; here is something new in tained. Two civil asrranta here commit- I the way of sn omaUtte; tour eggs being ted suicide—i malady very rare among given, three of the ynlks are bat aside the Order everywhere—since Saturday ; j to thicken muces, the whites of the sin­ I poaeibly reused by the (ignorant imps. gle yrik are boater, up; aa trtult smears the batter with a Sool of “y cllow ochre" The coudi-uination to death of the in-1 and an assistant runs s rod hot iron famous Raoul ibgaalt 1 as given rise to | aver all. and the thing te deaa. This Of all the Couunuai|laj may p*w)mpe explain why Freest eeoks —v*1 her. a monuply hi making omelettes belirvte to be (hot there was bo * doubt to Rigault. But the Court Martial Thai delicious wvrnel. an r rL ten, can be rememboriug the limes have been. pre|«red by catching a hour* sparrow, f^orrtsponbi and when Weeding, blow hot molted grease betwews its skin sad flash, by Mght rias again in foreign lands eon- means of a senes of punetniw; the bird rouioi coaaBsroHorscE tancod him to be shot for contumacy, as will thus bo fat and plump Thaas are Paau. July 10. 1WI. , there wee no legal evidence of hie death a few of the aulhoatieated ■.yaterieo of As there Is no diarttsalng farts, the —the military never having had time to how people are fed in this city. ! Assembly accepted pre /arms the rec asl I bold yttl —rlftt examinations on thane te Genuaa treaty. ‘No effort was made j | they summarily executed on entering In New Yyrk where a mouthful of air togitothepdL By a cunous oenadow <C ! Paris. Tro mere Communists, er rath­ cannot be had ; nor as in Alger, whore the t»«tv wa. ratified on the acais.r- 1 ! er vulgar criminals, for Bawdowia and the cabmen threaten Io strike if require! aary of the rent cation of libit, by ftuwiltec were no po&tieal prisoner*, to “otaad" into the sun. The Swim­ which Busaia and France sixty-fl re have inaugurated the irrproved system ming baths cm the river have their years mro, dispruirnaad Prussia oi tarn- of killing nt Sotory. The two men, in­ shoals of customers; and to meet with a half of her temtovy. The whirligig of I dulging iu whistling and laughing, I creditor while la the water, reduera its time baa thee brought its revenge. It 1 smoking nud curring, were tied to the fell to the I»uc do Broglie tu road (he stakes by the arms and wakta, amidst discuss polities quietly white floating— report of the (kanmiUee recommending violent struggles ; their eyea were ban­ jest aa at Vichy, “banting" quevtioos, the adoptrai uf the treaty. The Doc is daged vo m not te disconcert the aim of such aa taxing rear materials, are thus balieved of late to. be the leader of the the twelve soldivn ax resulted from pre­ no longer dangerous. Ia the open parts royalist omspsratora te> upaat M. Thiers. vious executions; the condemned reoeiv- of the river, the "ladies” remembering He ha. no: mu-h of the conspirator ed each twelve balls, and dropped in that Venus i*ued from the wavee, take about him. rxrofd that like Caaaiua he I death—a mangled mas.—instanuneous- kindly to header*, to be mare ooursgebas a lean and hungry look, and so <>u | )y. The good old priest was rudely re­ oim m the part of their prototype and to the authority of Cmaar belongs to the pelled by the deceased, who wished to come up smiling die aa they bad livsd, Frnothinken, and to felt they were free to blaspheme and tor end a deputy; tbo former snggosted assault Uao .clergyman. The ‘danger­ that the teller ehoaU veer while linen, ous classes" iu Franc, ever dtecribe if hie oonactenco permitted, Ac. The themselvos u» Freethinker*. The stakes against which the deceased have been *• with the foils. became ewoni friends. placed, piercod with balls, are preserved It most be with the view of inducing ia a separata place having the nomee of th. public to witness the writes* beta* each condemned inscribed thareon along the hnrtflntesoo them, that manage as with any of their unclaimed effecta Tieton may now te considered as effected; itorx to whom a lounge in the Liuvre filled with the photographs of th* per. and from thia day a new esn ocsnraswcn and a promenade to ths Morquo are former*. The ld« doe. not draw PsrisTbo Monarchists and Rapub&ana at among the things got to be done, can itUM tobe griBte Uka Hu Laureate. teen last see it te titer nxmtry that elates see tbi<M relics at Versailles after ad­ the liberty of being alia io tun from them-ate political tutrigure Thah te miring the Assembly. It ia in the Ceme­ BO axamon for tether Rtes ur RqyaSsto tery called “the Nightingales." execute edsrebnriad. Tbs ooldtem are being vaaaaxtad lyr ends. Ha is a poor agitator who in France has not far object the vreifare of battalions, not that smaU-pcx ia prai^i)- Boots, Ma «.ut.toy sad ths enmaripalion ortho htatsMi. nb JMsrteihafh-ap propriated the uuhsppy discovery of in­ trod ncing metsphysfas into politics ;«sr eons besoms paswoaete fiw a principle, and believe thsy have aobly <faee tbeir dafe nboa they bare proclaimed themMlrve dtedptes to a certain felft. swear when oorepireriote. military aU aril, lag io defeod U tfll death, aad even wwa. in theteir. The feet, w* the <«■ mih. -re. Fhffo whMfhty fell, the owed has mads bat ui'ttpe mn to a wrong milw^y stntinn, aadtbwmddisre uiltanr retain hwd to haM frees exhaust*, bwna had .Mart femac ley idsyed a year, ago In a sod**log cabix_ ___ , . made fimloof a as^srity of the paspte, and not unaatarally be tkiakn it cmi be Arne over again « ithonrid while cent end hat Bat that h a kind of thing that ent bo ffbae sasmsAtfly twfed in the Basse geeaiatfaw. and particularly people into lha heads of « party AMt it onrt feem fear yoaa of civil war to get 1‘reciselr what the tanas of Uus Urpifi W ^tafaab^ shall ^nrrve , i �light of knowledge. The progress of education has been vary slow tn .nmo oi tho Stat.-s, and nothing but the. “.filxueg-mm U tb* ' government" baa been aldo to protect either teaJier Ot pojals from tho worst of mdignitfos. In several mstone^ nolvKihalandmg the altifnd) of ths govern­ ment School Houses base been burned. and teacbors whipp <1 or othxwia* tor­ tured almost to deathTho writer proceeds with the subject a« follows, which wo commend to tho consideration of al! candid iotellignnt voters every where : “It Is easy to cottceire what mMtbe DRY GOODS The Buffalo Kva7«y Fes/, Dnu jcriitic tor twenty-five roars, hoists tbo uarues i of Grant smd Wilson, on tho 2firb, inatt I junTUAaa uaaHD Tho first Grant and Wilson Club of Oswego, N. Y., numbers 060 .voters. | 9tui in This i« for the protection of the (iuiainraawt, to make rm by the new Senator Wilson and Secretary Bo eollucOir, in collecting in hte ereonats. well have boon making tolling Itopcl that ueno of lh« punoux asaeeted hold can vp'acbea in North Carolina receipts from the' old collector, and The Naw York Daasssrri and that he baa dona nothing wrong which .tlmd ZnltAf, heretofore Uberal 1 publican, corns out for Grant and IV iracwr College disclosed tho fact tha a full oettlemant may show that the cul- dents win tevw uf Gran! an teeioe does am ewa a single cent, or HortuM Greotey oven that tho Government ia owing him' Tho Comtintiuo J/Ircury If Gov. Biair did not know these things ho wav not fit for a member of tha Ways and Meay Committee. Jf he dirt r*>o>.i|2so Ro|(s Ncw (^,.^9. We Sell Skew Tui Otten. 175 Packages of Dry Goods, ass HiMkMriwtBtata mrata not suroaxsed onior tho inaoisstioe. ia rem fcr the remora! of that rigorous bead that atone chocks his ammo of crime. Should this desperate faction succeed, uyt n «tot»l-iuM»o would bs left, at least fur the adored I children, from Otarteston to Sen AnteIntel ao Northcen woman would any longer dare to teach poor blacks in Ftam Black Silks 9i{i ir JidittBOcI IN ALL QUALITIES. lit Pita n ton In. W1CKELMAN schools, indeed, scam tu Lava forai-ri uu alliance to defeat General Grant. Tl» mon who burn school-house* it. Texas ar.' cheered or by the men who w-rail tho public schools in Now kurk. Tho extiomo papist join* extrcm J wov . — tho -------— sionist—ton one threatens the life of tho teaehor, as st Hnnter*. 1‘oiat; th* othra whips him in tho still mrinight »f th-> Suath. In ihis remarkable allrnn*- th•• Romish urioet, ths Toxas brigand, and the Miauxippi rebel join to a common ____ I,___ - .1— — I •!» 1.- S ITEVEIt, saMflS Groceria, Prwsiiis, Cnfectiewrj, t®—' “tttSrt ‘TW£~ One Hundred Gen W. A. Ryan, the Cuba a Fiili-' buster, baa returned tu Washington ai | tor hair breadth asenpos from tbo perih, of yellow fevvr anil war. Ilo denies that any portion of the expedition of' tho Fannin was captured by tho Span- • iatda, and pronounro. tin.' expedition a vbioct is to destroy tho Uotoo: The i wild marauder of Texas ur South Caro-1 lina abbora the rac.tsrint» of n.i totolli- | gent government: tho Jesuit aims his shnqiesi arrows against that free rivllintton which bo is (dodged tu destroy ; | both urn the rigorous suppuTtors of a Gres toy or oi any partisan who suits j their purpose . both are resolved, by foreo and fraud, by croo calumnies and on which a stujit 1 julot ran tho craft, । raatioM intrigues, by c union of tlw n. and from which everything was etn-' oous and .lepravcl, ths ignorant and barked and safely hidden in tho woods fanatical, to overthrow treolim to on the Island before ike burning of the 1 erock. lie has lust thirty pounds of: j I’oKMor DxmuCeit, in which tbonreedings of the eonvwattou appear in ; sands uf tho Democrat,party bars al­ 'this isens of the Burxra. No extended ways sworn by, comes out with a picto­ notice of the convention need therefore rial illustration of the mutual cuatatem of tbo “reform" Democracy and the Re­ apparent, which is, that the repreaentapublicans who aro ■‘liberal'' enough to tiro mon of the party in thia county are join them. Tho jiaturs represents a atiti true as steel. Tbs convantioa was pair of overgrowu Simoaa twin babes composed mainly of tbo honest eareeU with the Cbippaqua philosopher point­ workers, there who work because they ing to them with tho programme in his, believe in the principles and policy of hand saying '• Thousand Dollars Half a Million Dollars this Year nan _K-p«W,.-«a H.nn. a »»4 f.r-oluel la Said Mata i truss a mir niiMswrt.ll)ffa!imttaME»Bi UlkfaUtr. "J cTotSTiljul men. and at tho clow oi his speech thro rousing churn were gave fur Grant and Wilson There ia little defection in Wisconsin, and that State will give its urual Republican majority. 10 Barrel loin and more sold to dealers at n rance aboye Car-load Ratca. WE PAY o lime, Shingles of all kinds, draws! of Valniawda i, tho best proof of the coming crisis! Hu spooks of Spanish lies in regard to tho expedition, but, to, tar, 1 have sown no denial of tho publish,*! charge that nine Spanish prisoners, taken by Ora. Ryan, were CASH MHUMOffllW LUftBCq FUWIStfED Iff Ctf LO^O LOTS. is tu bo hoped that this story is among I the lies referred tu. Ho alleges that he : has good teuton to believe that the two I other expeditions safely landed, and' Mr. Cook has been the efficient chair­ man of the committee during the past two years, and the other grr.tlemen ars aU workers. The work of tho Campaign is in good hands. And now, up and bo crate, in which Qroeky offered to sell himwlf to that party as * candidste for the Protadtmcy, and that too. at a tone . Grant, J. M. Norias, L L-pham and1 Richard June, delegate. to the State• Otawntion tu ba held at Lansing to day.. , ■; A Rase Orroa«i<->rTT ros Aomts.— speaks in glowig terms of the prospect*'I Wo have reooivad from too publishers of the patriots to ultimately free them­ of Woods Household Magazine, two selves from tho yoko of Spain. beautifully listed Crayon lactuxm repI resenting tho hoods of a little boy and Tbo letter of aocvpdanco of tho Balti- ||girl, and “ Our Hope" and “Our Joy" more nomination by Horaco tlroclev aro just tho names for the dear, bright, has afforded that ground and lofty tom Sppy little tocos. L 1’rsng and Co. ginally published them at 11, but bier an opportunity to put himself to still another attitude of opposition to they are now offered with Wood's Mag­ arino for one year of only fl. Ml. They tbo Republican party and its principles. are bo intnriuond by agents, who are This letter ia for tbo pcqioso of calling allowed a hnadzumn cominis-utin on this a halt upon too army of disgusted Dem­ noico, which makes a most dosunldo While the ocrats who uio constantly coming out to tiuninrss for canvassers. Magarino atone te richly worth ike opposition to tho drings of the Baltinu.ro monev. the pictures nro charming. »nd Convention. Seeing the North Carolina Democracy likely to yield a tardy sup­ port and to some sections nepdocting tho State campaign on account of too effect it msy have in his favor; ho bas devo­ ted one-third of this letter to too object of pandering to tho Rebels of that region. Look ye, Romans I Romans of the • He, the adiiacr of all unemployed par­ prison,, jails, gin mills, panel cribs, sons to “go Wed" nml become carpot­ tli.m-l.oles and gutters and other place, where Democrats oro Korn' Dx,k ve, baggers, takes this method of running a rilteinx imps, devils, eritifis. repeater*. tilt against tbn carpel-bagging of which monsters, ronvirts, ctabticra traitors, ho ia himself an example—that of New taU-lhraals, Preside nl-k discs gum blcre. England. Knowing that to has noth­ ing to hups fur from his native Naw England, offer going back on every­ thing rise, it might bo expected that ho would, out of pure spirit, strike n blow at those whuM principles bo had lately doarrted, in'ordor to get tho favor of others who hero always dirjiised New England Yankees of which ho ia ouo foremost. But tho object of this blow is to condole with North Carolina Reb­ els who; not hiving shaken hands ovsr too bloody cbawn,” desirc.l to select fcr the IT. 8. Senate cx-Guv. Vance too most objectionable Rebel in tost State, whose pirjury to jotois* the reb-Uion while For Dollar's Worth that Goes Out ______ ;__________ : SPRING & AVERY GOOD NEWS FOR ALL "Vv to-will xmiko it fiir the Interest of Every. Aten, ' Womnn end Child to buy their Cheap os they have been in |be Uwtj ten ^cura, You (should SPRING * AVJERY. SOLD LN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SHADE .litJI/lt T»;iw Cheaper than al the "GREAT COST-’ and "Rxcurxion Sales.’ among stomachics As a remedy for the nervous vroafaMss to which women ■re especially subject, it te superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it acta aa a The leadini ry Goods F^tnhlishnient in Michigan, lew Advertisements. spring * �store too color of blanched, gray or fa­ ded hair. Soo sdvrrtisement —a family physic which b pleasant to take nod does not distress or gripe, but is sure to oporsto when all other, reme­ dies have failed. It ia a purely vsgetsblo preparation, ooataintog neither Minerals, Morphine aor Alcohol, tlio ----- ** -• ------------ exporimogting by —— CHURCHES. MASONIC. M.‘ having been closed if the Marshal on mxonnt of to. chronic debility of tte Old Bridge, wedsem it neccosary to state that we are down there yet. doing btuf nsM a. usual, al th. foot of th. olrgant amf “mngnifleent rtrorture." the box r. B is perfectly harmless and far more sffsetire than Pills, Nascetic Syrups or Castor OIL By soothing tbe system it jrrodtmes natural atoqp, and ia particularly adapted to crying or teething children. It kills Worms, cures Stomach Ache, Constija- MftMiafeJ'ilyin.lSTa. c3 at the OounnilRooms Friday ev.axay I »• taesetwaute Mestiag sailed to ardor. President J.iyJSto, 1OT2I J Dr. a Ccokfa the Uhnlr. Preocat, Mayor, lloccrdar, Aids. East- .kick bills., «ua.k>. In ths abrenco of fcserstary Holbrook, man, Pratt. Hams, Woaloy, Wood W. IL Halmss was ehoaon Secretary and Konfield. Minntes of previous meeting road By requsai of tha meeting ths Presi­ and approved. d ent res J the Cocatitution and by-laws, Account of Goodyear A Barlow for | aa d alio tho Liat off namos signed at tho lumber, AS 65; L- a Balch, wort oo last mooting. walk!, At, M 00 r J. P. Roberts A Co., On motion, the Euchre Commltto# paper, |1 00 ; Allen Jones, service as uf ths Chib to be appointed by Marshal, Ao, 6M91, were prreontod Ailo’ctoAP. M . Conveutfon was Warris, .with two tnaxabors and a Bocre- r.nd referred to Finoncv Oomaiiltee. tary from each Ward. They wore cp-called to order'by Its Cbalrnsan. Mored and carriod that all accounts Committee on Permanent Organisa­ that tho Marshal has the rnrpervislon at tion reported lu fovorvrf mating perma­ hare bio cwtifieata as to *fts correctness nent and temporary organlration. Accei-ted and adopted. Committee on Credentials rejrorted nene-Crnnmittoe benai-opWd. tho following delegates entitled lu scuta Moved and earned that tbe same be adopted. Moved tint account of tha Marshal for water tub, |5, bo allowed. Tte-Cu«ji-»«iHanww» telM ►* at U M. by D, R. Cook, Chairm County Committee and was orgai -’••‘I by the election of John Keagle, Cb man, andAaron Clark, Seerrtary. On motion tho following Commit t.-o. were appointed t OwdosttBk-G. H. Breota, B. J. BWelxnan, H. H. Wood. /•remanent UrpanUa«on-l’. W.Nlekeni, O. H.Thomas, T. IL Diamond. On morion Convention adjourned UU 1 o’clock, P. M. Cormlck, H. H. Wood, L. BuwU. tt/y V Ba»U,.gt-R. J-Grant, M. T. i Wm. H. Harford, Philo A. Sheldon. Wbeoirr, J. M. Nevins, J. W. Vrooman. Hatingt J. Bldelmau, John Hotchkiss, Secretary. Chas. Smith, A. Ryerson, Morris Bur- , On motion, the Secretary Bt~ tho Club Wa have a shop fall of toe latest im­ proved wood-working Machinery end onu du anything in that line us good GRANT AND WILSON RWTOUCAI IlffiAG I “ff^WftLUMAL___ HASTINGS MHTGE. NO. W, —»* —<r Molding mad. < speciality. Wo can idaue. plane and match, and make aiding with suthaurpriaiag rapidity that cnatomsn can take their work home the anmoday, notwithstanding too rfreutious route to bo travelled Uy per­ sona from the North nud North-west. at the Court House in Hastings, Mon­ For tho next flftoca yuan we ahal| day. Eve'g Ang. Sth. UTi. l^tev.ryofer indueonwau sufficient in pay cu> - •<ody attend aeldmer, Chauncy Crosby. • By onlcr of Cauuncoittec. Tkomapplo-l’. W. Ntokern. Smith tumors tho expanse of travnUtng around Sandford, F. H. DoOolla, Aaron Clark. th. City to got tJ oar place of buainlaaa, and aside from any itsduoements offered II. Spaulding, by Ba, tbo admiration suited by a neo? BREVITIES. approach to that “magnificent structure" tFoodfanrf-D.*. Kilpatrick, Ward rib finer, Chan. Galloway, J. W. Htlncb- lAU ArUye and its approaches, and it nulling lmp|Mas we may expect to he able to crooa it (on font) «uuo years in arlvanco of tho liquidation of the Natianol Debt. This sjxiaks relume fir the nUtrpruf of our yromny City, and ■ ws bofu the rumor my prove true. ] rensivsty youra. J. W A C. G. BENTLEY. Potlifter grttlng plenty. Potato bugs getting dill I t The field Is open to Bagley and bridge. Don't foil to g<> to Dan Bice's The **C.a B. A <1 B. IL," running from Chicago through Galesburg to Burlington, has achieved a splendid rep- Music Teaching. bars of each of the Ward Committuos wpise of the Cunstitrfion and By-laws, and also the namm of ponons etirollsd from each Ward, respectively, to the Swrstarics of tha Ward Cosrmitteoj. ■ On motion, W- H. Holmes was elect­ ed Corresponding Secretary of tho Club. On motion, meeting adjourned for one week from to-night, when Hon. H.nry THEY HAVE STOOD THE —on motion a vacancy wm declared I n tbo Yankee Springs dclsgation by teasou of Mr IIII1 declaring himself In fever of Greeley, and eald delegation 1 authorised to fl U the same. Ite|>ort a» spring Now we ha so lha positive fact amended accepted and adopted. , i of mineral watee right in the heart of tin motion tbo de legale from tbe , tho city. Tho locahoi is st the promnorth and south Representative die-11 Isce of Mt«s». 1 S. Boiiv, Esq., Win. j By AU. Wo.h1 : trlcri were authorised to report to tbe ,i Izximis and V. Loins. It is not very i Rutlifd. That the Street Gtaumitlea strongly impregnated with '.he mineral ■I l.r> i^Btherivd la. employ soma eompc' tent'perm to assist them in cstimanng • L. ______ _ ..Z ■«. t. t ________ ' gn-sslonal Conventions. Tbe following names were reported, and unanimously Loomis' well it is enough «•> that it rot- , ore tho gios*, boekoi etc, to a very thrcmgti tho hill on Broadway, north of1 ele.'ted by tbe Convvnlfou : groat extent and water tastes much j lhe iron Bridge Adopted. । stronger than the “famous" Eaton Hapi ids waler. The well is void of any im- I Moved by Aid. Wuolsy, , pure substance as any one canseo. bo- | Tint a Committee be appointed to tn- ■ ,-ing nicely laid with toe Cement brirk, I spoct the ditch or drain being dug by 1 manufactured by rijrxum A Ab by in this Daniel Striker ia 1st Ward, ami if they ' city, so it is from no improper cause that1 .1. ■ .1.— ■ -_ .1 -—L—• t. American Organ Is OW is tte Public tn itt- lints. ' The Cetebrsto "Jeppic" A "Fannie’ ing 1‘awmgvr Route to tho West. At .if tho Book Family Ml Rlngsrs. were Burlington it connect! with tho great married- rjojntly. Burlington Route which runs direct through Southern Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with close connections to California and the Territorial; and pass­ engers starting from Barry County, on their way westward, cannot do bolter titan to take thnC. B. A Q. and BariingThis Lino hxs published a pamphlet called “How to go West.” which tontains much valnabl.inforraatiou. a large , correct map of the Groat West, which । can bo obtained free of cluirgo by addresrng tho General Paasonger Agent, IL A M. R. IL Buriiagton, Iowa time, they were afraid that seuiethiag | migljt bu too matter will: it. and so they | abanJotud tbo use of it for a little time, but as «x»n as they stopped its use they । did not frel right, they did not have too ' usual vigor uf health, ami so com mane- ’ ed iU uw again and sail was right. , Tbsy regained their usual strength, elc. | Wo underttsnd that Judge PrinnU has Ci well we undent anil ja'much| stronger impregnated with mineral prop- ■ otries than that of Mr. Loomis', slili the BideIman, Joseph St inchcomb. water ia not so sgtwoblo to tha taste. On motion Convention adjourned Wo would cdriM these gon'Jciuim to barn on analysis made and if th.ro is virtns m it, why not moke Heatings a water-cure town. Tho city lays so Everybody Should try -them before lu rebasing Elsewhere. On motion Council adjourned. • Wu.*D. Hstm. Baocadcr. WARD & THAYER. Hastings .dllegan. The Organ for the People !! at the regular term of ths Circuit Court for Barry County,-commencing Monday, । daughter of Hu.hrod Johnson, in I’raiAugust uth, 1H72: riovillo ou th« 15th Inst, was a aa I afi fair. It atoms tlutnbout a nook pre- Michigan Cenlral R. R. AH kinds of Groeoriea at tbo Nc York Cart Store, Xhd at pneos that .1 !y rompetitiocr. 1 OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. •tawSsMtits?Itai stfi>«s5t?i5i John Merrick, A. D. Bawl, Gao. w. Ingtat: Tho New York Cash Store has the largest assortment of Tees in the city and are eollingtbem 10 cents losnrr than over, rinco July 1st- Tariff off. Mardull Biid, traabUotlk Job “It. Wilc.n, Bitn.11.'rra Dant.- We nro in re­ ceipt of tiu> Battle Crook Daily Journal a fine, spioey little daily which deserves MnTXkT Sotvan.—Tho great soersi suecess. and we thirt it gets it, in that of tho wonderful sueeeea of Vtomsr flourishing city. It strikes at tbe disease by purifying X Tho young people of Hastings who too blood, reatoriag th# liver and kid- aera to beaRhy actum, invigorating tho Good, in eadfoea variety jost nad for aalo al uteidndf wo at Barber A Bailey’s- m29tf with another yvung lady, went to a small lake n«ar Mr.- Holcomb's to balbe Staying in the water too long Loth suffered llio .••>uwv]u«i<icsa but, Miu Johnson continue-! to get wore.-, and the h-avy thuislor-vunm oa Mon-1 day rvsuing, seomvd to act very strange- ' ly on her system, producing violent spauna and finaly utter prostration. Hot agv wad 19. Tbe funeral took plnee uu the Wednesday following her | doo III, and «s os Uiwily attenih-d by her ■ —Dear .*•<?.-—In aer County । Contention on Saturday last, 1 was ' publicly denounced in open Convention ■ by Iltilip W. Nisktin, of this place, as attended J, F. Holbrook'a party at a politician unworthy of tho simplest Woodland Centro last Friday evening, trust; and whereas I have boon connec­ report a very pleasant time Gusti Wium Cm Tho Gran: A ted with tho Republican party sines its Tim Circulars and Premium List for Wrlaou Club meeting on Monday Ere- first orgatrizatioa, and an active worksr tho Great Union Fair at Grand Rapiils niag wna entnrtainod by remarks from with my tongue and pan in every polit- ■ ica) campaign since the year of 18-10,. are out. Tho list embraces over •25,when and where I learned to aiag, 000 in Premiums. Tho fair will lw> hold , "Tippecanoe ami Tyler too.” and with Scntemb-.T 16, 17, 18, 10, 50, ill. 1872them we will beat Httlo Van, Van; Van 1s a used up man." &A, and from tho 1 Look uttt for n grand time. U Barry Cawill no doubt have a chance purest motive that ever moved a mortal1 toTisbm to his solid argumonta in flltor of heart. Is vis, the good of my country, I sukrght Reiipblintn principles, without that is most assuredly, in tny affections, i any mixture uf Greefoyiwn, many t’mes next to tfly God, and never Iwfore hero Leon qureiioued or doubted, iu relation during tho campaign. to my fathfulnsM to the Republican Mr. Burgbor. said ha bad always parly; or tho dignity uf my maalic-cd, hsen opposed to Oen. Grant until rerenl- therefore in behalf of tha BafinHiaan !y. Sine- the Hsltimaro Conv»n|jou, j arty with whom I hare been eo long ho had got his eyes open . and as he No news from tbe editor yrt. Wo » daabt will hoar from him oora in r» trite Boueva pohik-, tf hi. boahh aprorvs. In the •Mantime, wo advise N. W, Barter, Hoary Calvin, Ransom Goodspee.l, Gaylord Starts, ‘ ' * ' or reader. to keep ap good eon.-agn fur a bars a good pencil and jart-knifa to ( tian at Jackson last Thursday was a ■fan affair; only about 1,600t to 2,000 being present. “Behoil ths great ti­ dal ware" Hang on to Austin's coat tad and hurrah for, anything, to boa* J s wd B-wt. —1 srdbwr Phot Master General CressweU and Lorn & Ctendlm- will bo at Jackra to­ mtow (Tberedky). Ws bop# they will dUM” Of W lY/tr^upi/lY riT Offruts ! CalLal niy JUu^ut. Homme, ° doo^ East of ttie CoEn^r of : ^v•Ifcfs^a^^f/W3^■rwz, ‘st* qnti *ee a' p ’ x AU the Shed Made a^tho Day eondanUy on ha nd' r ^HERMAN J. RICH. .ilortS HeW FARMEKS looW looW .... UM — Look to your iatcrcnt&nd punJuweyotrrSalt'nffhcf'bM BtmiQ of '^ru s« pot? ’“4 <bs>77trr .fftuuvr. ' AS.: »• --1 rewtarzti �cto.vt Wool cnrms.Afn coyntAcms. C»ll, WALLAH k LAW, . Gigantic 8250 Gift CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN. Enterprise. *166.000 Grand Musical Entertainment Strpcal ui Istaiical, OPEN * TOP BCOCIES, THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, >■•)** ri*atat4Crqoe rite* Arebtaal. Mr. K. K. M ven.'lb* Uu.tfl ef tte C*nrl«M nf' >•« FH Lta.ioj of to* Xew QaplM W MteM«a>. Ure aaytojad | They are e*d tew b* innocent, but I they bar got a bad roputaahua, and oil ! | tho Innoocne* in tlto world wont kun- a ’ L*d repntaahuu. i They lie in tho gnw, but seldom gU , । stopt on, bekauw* they don't stay long i raaffm tbo right place. 1 When i war a Ettlo boy, and wore naked fMl, and WM loafing nround ! foot* for atm wherry, i sraa oftentimM ;>Ut ag*i*gt.ft?>'«ia etripto enaik, AGENTS WANTED For OOOtePUDTI i but it alwua cured me ov strn n t» rrys. I If a striped »naik got intoc a 10-akt* ratmaiuL c • lot before i did, i aiwn. kmualJerod that iydl th* rtrawberrv. in that lot belonged | tew lb* enaik. | “Fust com, fare: acrv*," wae mi mol- DENTIST Tho Celwt Litho<r«pMn* eompanj of Oeteolt, Uyae lb* *pk. nA mo. p.kntolnj a i*lre*l4 ’0*1*4 Utbognyb of 10CURE NO CHARGE Alai a*«.l f™ U.« Sorlb Aa'rwaa Ia«*>alaa ttto Uaa.faetofi. G”'1LW«S>' 'SBWIING MACHINES. aipaibh boot 'I ' Tb* I.rr brel la ia «W- Atorduf all to. I.L r. ia*r*r*a*.lr Mad *w*Ar*«(ar. Guarantee Satisfaction Shop In Bartow & Goodya*,’, y, I 1 am inat as afraid ov enaik* no* az i j wax 40 yean ago, and if i should liv to* be aa old as Nebakodnuesnr wax, and go to gnu* as be did, one striped enaik ■ Ito *to«r .Sewal r*Mbr., I* a oetel.r am eouH spile 50 akmovgood pa.turo for to. to* ear* nt *11 TkraU *a4 Leaf Awea... U OAXACA Bid M ULCKUtMX nt THROAT ar* lorawdutoh nltnTni. »d ro Mrt* m caantanrly !■«*( Beat to IM prvpria than i do, and 1 reepekt her for this. ■f nll.f In raaw uf Tloau 4i«l*eMM nt j, How on earth Evo waz seduced by a enaik iz a fuat-claw mUtory te* me, and if i hadn't road it in the Bibl* i would Let against it ; I beleave everything than, ia in tho ILble, the thing* i kant under.tand i lulsuws th* meet. • - l ' | I wouldn't ewop oph the phailh i I bar got for any living man'* knowl- WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS, ($2",900 in ., l';isli ’ $U,555 in Persona! Property $3,000 in CAUTION^SLE^?. and th* smaller '’they ara ill* more i am 1 afraid or than*. । I wouldn't buy o form nt half price I tha! had a atriped enaik on it Jtod enaik* are a waaktuM* with mo; i alwua reepokt them, and aheuorar i **« a ded onu in tho rood, i don't drop i a tear on him, but Bdrop nnotber alone on him, fcrtartartnig it alter hit mind . and kum tor life agin, for a tnaik halos tow di* joat at mutch tut a kat dm. I norer aekoost for a sn«ik or a kat karingtow dio to bad, unlaw it wm bokau** that they war to fioorlr prepared .... Heal Estate! I Warehouse, ajoining 0. F. Dwirin I Co's Foundry. ’ST'Wool tent by railroad w:l| ,-L!sa-. ' carded and rent b-ck in g:.-ul mud,^ WELCOME HARBLE 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS TlaiUDz*, Ala/ 22, 1872. •as>SaS£::X“Uu O«w.toU..iv «rUaKla*>.aa4 to»r .>■>< - a H*2*! CARDING Grant! Greeley! WILSON । BMWN!^ ..."L-W ;AS!te. -'teiss 2SSl‘iilCSSXas«.'J BRING ALONG YOUR m , Meuxo Final. - Formerly it uee n ' long and tedxma proceae to convert iron into ah-el New ft it one of the aimplcvt arte. Wht-ro iron wm now thought hard enough to meet the demand* of man in hie durable ooui'nertume, .tod 1 take* its place. Even railroad tracks. Him FiiAH, IWl BRICK STANLET W. TURKEH, SacT. CHAS. J. DUX, fa. Aft IA V VAN YLKCI A CD'S KTTiN For Your 1, st^ftsasfsJaA* ------- -Maan.aw. <>»ir « lutrr i Boots and Shoes *Ka.to». ae.w. mmi e*r.aeu tn awtawa to. ' W* fcte lew Inta hi Hui in car 49941991 BLOOD FUEfflER. Faw rwadetn con be aaarA uatd they hare occasion to taft the tart how labor ur research is often eared by >uch u table a* thf following, the work of ono now m hie grata. If “history ie poetry." then thieie “poetry personified 1607—Virginia eretled by the Eng*x---------ILA * 1 • J the deadly bug buster ie placed. By e*1614—New York retried br tho Bag- haufting the reewivar* a curr-nt of air it i;,y, ‘ . producud strong enough to draw all the '1690 — hlaeaachawtl* eettled by the j ^nnin oft of the rsota, through Ci- air WHATEVER' DR. ATKIN a fh-'at audOId-Sianding Diawaare SHEPARD'S IKWt.'A1' UK.'XI U. nil COMPOUND WAHOO BITOES NATURE’S 1627—]>«fawar* aeitled by tbe Bwe- ||B LOOP PURIFIER 163L— Maryland actitod by lhe Iriih ■tholiea. ’ 1636—CuuMettoul .cttlod by thelhui"1650-Nerlh Carolina artftto by th. Well Brick. 1 r.aaa, .< tareW U ta.re.lly Uic to krep . [ Lb. ajaa*a< ia f>.r<rel kaakkre )m an.lbrewia. 1 —. J ig fe f! I l*rlnarv Urcan- f l.t rimI >rw.r< ... 1 atast ratwf ar .re arv liable to .egretor ono 1 tore toil. 1 Tata ta leMreexabreaegwa, > erekaeaa re lto> i ;M P W [ta w ® ; ITu prorr.! ; A -,^7^ ' ft? Mir-Mimfa^pi adnuitei into th. D"1818—Hlinoi. admitted into tbo Un- t S~^«; v™-1—’ — 1 MW-Ohfa ndmiuto iato th* Utotm. tXThL 1811-U^ta. Umtoto fata foe L ntoa. nate German to 1816-I.draaa admitted rate th. Un- Condition Powdersl IO YEARS Public Test ' * eplren t IF.Im r*ln-..4 at "...,.”“b. atari I hrMnw. Havre* br *.lwmav< areMIrea. i 4una< Mmf.lMi. re able Illotri.*.. F.l„n.. ■■•alaWa. Cauk.r. Ptapta, a.- , 4c j ii^th\i"l'"tariVbrahk7M?? *"' ! IlaeernualtrapeelleKtaaaech t U.i.m difteatire >• .rsmpAl, ari«l lb- ..atom ia etoill 1 tato4 «>ih I«m nt .ilet frere. |«>.*r«y of ilw | lUoref. Itayalral Traeaaey. <ta*rri Wrelreaa ! TU. »to mM themUae e.lbato rretare.il 1 will taren y.Mb/al >i*re I* IU wear/ ref­ ! Ita*e ree weakae*. al lb* f*l*.<l*e« ! I Yre are In .alter, of Cb«reie tffaiiteta re IU ■ 1 -—-.r-' l.e—■ ■ re ic. it...i. i the '' ! into .^k Dr. Wells' tat tf Jmteia H l i f! admitted Dr. Crook’s Wine of Tar. Col. Adair, a wealthy merchant Atlanta, remarked to tho Georgia Pr Aa*ocintxub nceutly convesod in t city, that bo owed aboot ali be jxMai ed to adrertising. ••Nothing," e-tid •hi nse—Georgia retried by Gen. Ogle- Cathartic Pillai HairRestorati LADIES. ngiiah. 1672-ftostL Carolina refttal by the 168*-Tunnel raaia rental by Wm. DR. CROOK'S WINE eertsOAT.TCTTVS' GMMNON WASNER &r^jE-sr,±KirE3E CIUJT TELL B8H Ata «db*fWi btaM by llMU.p. . Tonic, ——------the Appc-UIc, Strengthens tho System. Restore* tho Weak and DebiMtateil, Cansen tho Food to Digest, J. Cole & Son, 1847 -Iowa admitted into tha On- 181B-—Wierowein admitted into tha W*ro kjJT> I860— California admitted into the Stal l ifcr. jar.-. ' Well Brick. A Farm uf 12-> aciiw, ailualml in tho fonitdiip of BaMlwforr. 8 ralto* from Haatinrs aad only It mile* Aouth of the Grand 1th er Vatfoy B. IL at Qnnuby, mmdyLung and growing orchard, gntel tog tauldings. living .tream of water, AtlMrea under imtirovenuNito, 1 tail* from EcImaiI HnuaC, : ngur buah of l aw ireSj^did timber of all kind* ; u*k, Baeavud, Whitewood etc. Term*. »26 pee nrre. F.< farther injMjfcj^ufoe.iit.i. Odtoe, ar to PreTents Malarious Fevers, ’ GItm tone to yonrHjTrtein. TRY DR. CROOK’S WINE OFTA R Biuuae wtieie are more popafor than er*r with all toilet*, and from their great adaptability. *eouomy and oonrwnfomw, pemmeoto i iwn r ao throughout the Wool ! | 8WCC3 HTffiLME, LIE nA HUB, Shingles, Lath, &c. GRAIN. D B & A a. FREEMAN. Baltimore, April 17lh. 1872. TABLE SAUCE. made on each eide owe foot In depth and two fo«t lu width. Tha Contract for Mdd work will only be Jet to th* Jowwt rarponrible binder who thall famish two tetponeiblc wurtttefl for the eoni- THE IE.T SAUCE AHD IELIIH head: Irel fret,* «*.lwl ■Main aaf part af wart* FOB FAlffiT USE. WOOD’S Photographs. Thevar*reryelyheh, and SSSSES--^ tagtaMefod. Th*ir*fc**to|l..nw-It ; wSkkbto grew.dine ur bhek rift oo.- ' LEICESTERSHIRE HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! Photograph;, wNfoyatofc HALFORD , Oh tr Mt« * UM tow Bits Wool I;'LAffl PUHffi, Th* reign of th* DoUen Vanfou poobtoe.ha.baenaaiugtooouaa.it waa Mhlmta. IheWirepM-r. A* MACHINE EsftEaaisBKWttt’iS «rr* >nk. tma^bulr *«••>•« u mi4 ear < AGBXTNW « *TM>-»«J»r Ll.o. of xoai � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-08-07.pdf 08a28265a75aacc73452da1b541f9f2b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN BEAUTIFUL WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1872. BEL ABLE Agents for the Celebrated EqUife DRBS GOODS, (Mu ffiNFU, Gentlemen I This plow whereever introduced has found unusual favor in hi ik bat ing i end Novelties tha¥ Ba county Ladies know well how to use. with thefarmers because of 1st Lightness of Draft. Need. 2nd Bnne of Handling. 3rd Excelling of work. f*nys n furrow well and will not clog. ,4lh Its Great Durability. The chilled Iron being harder than tempered steel. \OB1I, beaten in the State of Michigan- B‘e are desirous of placing this Plow in the hands of every Farmer in Barry County on trial. BomIom Owk Store. CALL AND SEE IT. “ DBN.-J. -M. k C. lWMtriflX, & WILSON t&EjKST’j’LS; ... I Respectfully announce to their patrons aad ^KSf8aPag|to PuldicGenerally,that they have removed । to the I*arge ah<l Cominodipus New Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, and I will be happy to serve all who may give them : a call. Croidtery and Groceries constantly arriving by tne Car Load, and will be sold for Cash Cheaper than at the advertised Cost Sales If you do’nt believe it call and I see. We Pay Cash for Butter. Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. Sewing Machine. Half a Million having been Sold. iStfWftH. 4. D. COOK. .Igt. whore you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY BLACKSMITHING 'eEsS: HAJ9: MEAT Jt NG8 rketi auri u BUNYAN & CO. FATBi'T. COOLERS; DENTIST JaMe Udi#! City JDSftlnff Bqqidd warm mbalb at all . Gold & Silver Watches Still Slfi th M 5W, Ilicre u another man before the 1 frel that way toitx. ■ I feel, b. to country —a man who, twelve yeoa ego, pricking of my thumbs* that something wm selling. Isother e ml ahoo-tags in wiekrd t* ia to thana of the Chappa­ Galena, fie came trots the common qua philosopher. ; people ; ho did not belong to the aristo­ [A voire Am yon a Dmnoerat ?') cracy ; bo io not an Adams, but bo has |caruoa, u mat w your conditiou, O. Yea. (“WhMkind of one? ’) I am not the fovohrbonert blood of the common Democrats, suroiy you ought to die I ano of to Hozace Grooltq- kind- [ Load peoplo of this country in bis veins. (Gbesn.). :Ho vent into the arfby as a laughter and^hocra.) [ApplauwJ ,r--------‘LOfdinarilr when Use Damocratfo oan- priratu. He got down to Springfield, Domoerutic' __ TWash teUlas tsr >nU te **>.*■ PotMz Most wta nslrai saS k**>t there is no ruaa worthy to reoavn your rt abon assemblod, they eraamhled for and that nolle man, then our groat govCmM to ta»< sM saras W satUfe: vote*—ou maa worthy of ?Our auffragns the purpaeo of fixing * piotfonu. Soar, cruor, Kichard Yates, gave him a ocmUwtr Urtsw ssg WV ihtoste —that you must throw aside every prin­ « bat did toy do at Baltimore ? They mission us colonel of a regitnaaL Ho ISsva red RBMfoS wsatisa ciple of your life—that you must cost would not oven fix upon • platform. wont to Belmont, and mooting with aa r- ratal *M ra«r*J« t a *i«r.'. >b . away yonr hate, your love, your very Tho gentlemen stj Cmrannati said that , aendnu there linked earns rebels. He AratUrwralretsstsf* rta:Wrau shame, and in agony of ; otil take to lhe Democrate should nut have aay tiling | wont to Doueloon—he met with another I your hearts your hfa-long enemy—the to du with it. They cooked up a tot of I occuleni, and whipped some more reb। man yoa have always abhorred, ecoru- resolutions and rasulo a platform, aad , cd and doteeted—tliea-1 say 1 cannot placed Harnco Greeley upon it u h figure head. After doing that .toy, robeia were thrashed. At Mtsatonary go-with yotsfUbeon-l ire wa. a priori-1 “«• »■> is your plxtfona- Ridge, tho sama befell hire. In VsrIf fa Whig times that ly obnoxious to Jl“ «»l «•» >» n« boro nayUiag to ginfa, even ap to the time of Leo's sur­ , plo to carry •— . Horare Greeley I *>il> <*—horo are tome candidates render, ho wm peculiarly liable to tho ■ tho Denvxret In 1868 be fa tho axxreme. Ifi lfo»* narar bdoflged • yoa in tho world, same kimJ ot acetdaals. i held that prit -«s« ______ In Salm —n. n nA iial another accident happen. (Uughj at any time H11_y .nwa-raro. I•, 1,1.1 vnn "1 11, — brought fonrtrd dan garotte to the litrar- fow lhcm 411 <Io’“ i J™* ttoBiims ter.) Ha beaxtno nrtedeut ot to Unit1 tie* of this pootite, Horace Greeley wM 1ol Bcraairate have nothing to do with | it* eoruMt advocato. If there was any- J “l Jou baT# 1x110 lt» Th* I thing propora*! by tho Reivubltean party »““• «l Cincinnati." [Laughter } happen tn him. (Tremendous applause.) lie never said lo anybody that ho wm । pceiiharly obuoxtotu Io vou. Horace> Now tho Domwaticpargrin,Mtidnal U recloy wa» Us.trong supodor. ITtheru °<«’«nfioii auombjod. bav-i a ngbt to a Democrat; hn <'id not say that ho wm wo* nnytldng fa th<> conatitutioa tb»t ( a"“ua*to a Democratic csadidnto- aud Republican. Ho simply said that if elect*!, ho would attend to his duty was unsuitable to tho uses ot his party, i run him ; but wkaMvar they dau^u to Horace Greeter was tho first l<> want it, »c,t'ct “ BcP-■’ ,l»0 ‘teodsri- right slung, andflvntiomon. I submit it sot asido . if there wm over nov prfaci- . *»««« of the Democratic party, tiral is to you the proportion that be has done plo that you Obcriohed, since your partv MXMtluog IraJotnl tborr jursediotwn. It. futidulh, fsariraelr and boaastly. . was orgauixud, Horace Uweloy wa’s Jhey soy vr Iravo to wxeltor Hpraoe [dboen.] When ho was otocted president, in­ vour luitsguui.st in that principle, lean Uteoley. I saydie is, of aJ Ihipublkans, 1 a*»«rt, without frar of cvntradtction, ' ,ho roM‘ obnoxwu* to a true Democrat, stead of getting on his kneas to Sopaaer I tbeo, that, as far m principle is ecu- |of anJ ,thi‘ continent. 1 uevar or Trumbull, 1«> pursue* "the ana tenor oernod, there never wm one single prin- . ’T1* “ «cco«Mani*t myan If; but look at of bis way,” doing hi* duty faithfully opteUklby you end toe fa common, *•"*«* °- ^Ora^,.9r*lf-y ■ A’r’-V not even this touch tended uno-tenu , *'>™abc*' principle. In Democratic times, when | election of Lwcolr^HafoM breatey, as^ country every single acre of territory Jerk Tnk-au, wo had a amd man we kepi him Wo i- ------- ----------------" - i-naf that has been acquired since the decla­ out and declared that if to south wan­ ration of iudependonee, nearly a hun­ elected Jefferson twice. Msdfenn twice, Hoosoe twice, and Hickory Jackson ted to gst out of thia union, they might dred years ago, enespl th’ territory of go. Jc.hu C. Calhoun newer expressed Alaska. twice. [Loud Ciieore] And when wo Htephen A. Dugtea used tossy: "Wo csme to the imbeciles, and do nothing or advocated scoMftan- clearer, stnmgnr —tho old bacbchv.-* and worn out puli. a&d 1ms adulterated than Horiuw Grsa- want Canada - we want Cuba, and the IsciaM like Buchanan we let them dido leydid then. Yob say that it was an. isles of tlte sens—wn wan! an. ocoeanetihcmeral production of the hour, but bound republic." And for ths addition olsc. I suv then, that in every princi­ seven years afterward he takes that -of»Ala*ka who ia reapoaribte if not ple you buvo adriASlcd befits the l-orngraph from’ his newspaper article, Wm. Howard, and wbat harm has tbo American people — in every principle au-l ropoate it in " lurtmy of to Ro­ that has be< -.: emblazoned on your ban­ Wlion," thus mnkinr^a part of the ner—your avowed and life-long enemy permanent history <rt this cjuntry. In 1SC4 some rebel xomaussieuara lies been Horace Greeley. Looking at j toquestian jn this light, where is the were at Niagara Falls Horace Greeley mas who dart-v ask Democrats to vote went to work and contrived to enter m"for rfnrwe Greoloy ns the representative Ihu rraulis? Ho sdvuod Mr. Lincoln i of their ideas and prineipkw 7 I Let us look a little further, lie has that we hi 1 batter pav th* south MW), | not -mly been our antsgouiei utiun ev- (itXl.'MW fur the darkici that bad bo(try question of principlo, but lie lint (onio frec.^Thxt was in to midst of the ' cone further: he has gone beyond the, host aud turmoil of batito; but years uflcr, h« "Idiberately wxitrt it down 1 bounds of ordinary, tsgitimate nnl gun- anl nA-** it a uarl of to history of I Uemanly conduct tn bts hatred «>t wi, ' tho country. Ho wa« firat fa lavur of I ' Not only has ho <l>-nuuunod and spit upadthinidem the affair* of toe great un evarv |«rinrplo that wo have held. swo*»ion, and *ceoui|)y in faror of pay- | country. Take for instance the last । but bn has gi>n» farther; he has said[ itig MOO,000.DUO m comn.’asJtian for oiglitoca month* of Andrew Johnson's j of us in lite mats, he has said ot our. tbo l»zs of their slcvra. , Wo willgu ahead a little farther. Jeff. | adn-.itiiilration end tho first eighteen , enuaty in Ulinovs, in particular, that the mouths of Grant’s administration. On people used Eve gallons <»f whiskey to, Davis WM contiArrabte of a character ia । whiskey Johnston oolleeted >40,000.000 one spelling b-wk; ho said that wo wrto, ths south during the rabdlsoe. We, up । in that’time, and Grant collected 882,­ । naitb, men usd women, boys and girls. > l barn tn liaasos of ill-famo, and raised. all said wo wocld ‘ hang J-ff. Davu on |! 000,000. Tlio domand and supply were , on whiskey ; that wo were thieves, gami the same ia both of to periods, to peoJbtas and traitors; aud lie hoped it. a sour apple tree." Yet to first man t to go and back hi* bail bond wm Hur­ nV- paid the same trees Who got to might bo said"of him when he -lied diet diffeannee • Go through to entire list . 1 he owed nothing but hatred to the Dem­’ con Greelsy. I bars now mode three points agafart of taxes and and you find to sama I ocracy. [Izntd Cheers. J t Horaoo Gravley. I think toy are pret- thing. You will find that during the I Candidly, as a Democrat that has [ ty gosd pointe, and I defr any ano to tin.-, eighteen mouths of Grant'* admin, bsvn prascribod, socially, financially and ..tratten he eavedtotB. p^ipte SlfoMMM),| probwdunaUT ; mi one who lias been nj prove tot I am wropg. . This euiiapiracy against Gna Grant 000, aa rompatred with Andy Johnson's ' martyr to Democratic prineit-los , aa oar ! who has always advocated tlioso princl-_ hxs brain towing about two yosu*. and administration. Vader Johnson It wm ’ it was aud is based ba tho idea that the t wallowed up and tost in corruption — • pies believing them to be right: 1 say, DcmbcracT are purtosabto and duliror under Grant it want into to treasury of I to him that with that record, with tbo*-[ able. I suppose I was in tho inventory the United States. [Loud and tong bus, sin roundings, Hr. Greohty can die era 1 raiunl applause.) will consent tn owe him anything or pay Compare our con-huonto that of tong1 allegiar.cn to him [Applause ] and as to our respective debts. In s The Democratic party, like all great hundred years England has dot paid parties, has r. ndertsl great services tn »101,000,000 of her debt; but during . the Hute. Il has also cuauai:tc;l great | Grant's administration $350,000,000 of ngv I had tbo honor <4 meeting same of faults But it ia the party in widen I our debs has koon pabl. Under prev­ to Democracy of Joliet at Homo’s was born—the party of uiy father and ; ious sdministratmus money has heeti grove. I there mode a Democratic of my grau'IfntbiT—the party which stolob—uador Grant's admmistratton to speech, with which they were pleased, toy family has loved and cherishod and money ha* been eive l. and for which I was rumpii-nsnted. acted wilheincw the foundation of thi^ Then they sty ho likes a horaa. The They were kind onongh to invite me to government, and, with all its faults, tins city four yean ago for tho purpose with all its ahoru-utningw, I love it still. el soldfon and MtJ to-ihum that be fact is lliat when ho was in tho army ho otaddreuing the Dsosvcrocy on the is-1i When some politico) gamblers, dick- hojwd that tlx> tinto would- oim 'wUn was ontitlod to iwwrty-two horaM. the soldiers that foughi. under Lio aud When ho got home—eoldwr-like—to sues involved in that campaign. i erers and trai’.oes—nrcn who say that When 1 made those ajmratos 1 ; the bean of the people ia utterly <te- Johnson would occupy as proud u po- htKBM ho rode in bottle be took with thought the iduasl enunciated wore' bauched. based uj-on the prvpooition aition hi tbs hearts of tbo Amariaaapoa- him to WasUngton. Ho has gut half a trao—I thmk toy are true to-day. 1 . that the jieoide are like so many cattle, tilt- as (tib soldiers that .fought ' under dozen spavined horse* in his stable now: Grant and Sherman. Did bo not then one ha redo at Htetaonarr Ridge, ano at | to be 1-ougbt and sold—ct together pter- hftewdf iu a t outran to bo tbo rnbal Yieksburg. and om in Virginia. These and say " here—we will lay down the candidate for jwmlrul 7 [Ubows-1 Wm infernal cusses want to make a fuss , principles of ott Hfe-time, banish nil Uierc-any Democracy in that? Thvra about such thing* a* these ; they com­ the traditi-.ua of our fatbsra, banish ntrvat'WM a Eepubhcan or a Dsmocrai plain that, io obedience to tho feelings hope itself, and tnko a men whoso life north of Masau and Dixoa’a line that of eommoa humanity, he baa takes up to sixty-bvu years of nge. has been spoke out plain and plump for secretion rittrge of hi* batito horse* —those hoespent iu denouncing, maligning, and except Horaoo Greeley. H is written s-ta that ho UJrid wlion he -wee fighting trving to dAatroy ns —I say a» a <Um­ in his own hand and published ia hie Horace Greeley** Wends. [Grant chaw­ ’ oenit that it, like "the last ree< of sumown paper. It. is -hia.awn language, ing.) Whan I was last here I hold up before which is unmistakable, and this amnesty you. as aa winttiy of thia country—u reeolutiou at fSaeiwnati in almost in the as an cuomv to its pesto and prosperity, Let us now look at the platforms of ir.dentical language. Ho went bail for and its every iatarcst—Horace Greclsy, Jeff. Davis, and than advocated giving the contending partioa. A great notes and claimed that hi* name ought not to pension to eoutbaru soldier*. Socio of is made by th-- advewates of the Centra ba proseated ia tbo American pcupls as uati platform nl-otrt earnests. What you nrav aay tixat to do so would betaan exponent of to Sawapf the Democ­ star—but knows tot I tell to exact did the BepabUcon party under racy. You wore kind w»agli, on that facts [“Bully far r-su,*' and laughter.) conatetewt-witii the oonebtution of the Grant do on tot question 7 They gavra cccasfon, to cbw ma end applaud, what Can any man, with Ilorrce Greeley's United fitlfaa- GraMGodl Whatdosa record thus made up, with his pnltten lie carpfor lU eogattniton? H» My* Four years liave nqjrad tines then. 1 before tlie A mrriean people for a life­ Sftbb cunsUtutton iain tho wm. mbit ant here iigto-still to same mm M time, quaotinu to Dtrmocrwy of any­ the last twenty years, jwu can get ad­ eluded ip am,Mty. When toy do wort* before. I str. horn for to /perperfa of body on earth? . mH for raprataaca toy may Again be saying Ilfat as Itjug tut ftarrts * -Demo- I have been nil my life a Democrat- I vice ami doctrine* to zub out any section aduiiltoJ to full coraututtfombtti.*> l-*K the mratW'wtim iemtio partr composed of Dumocretie have tint one vrlnirtvr taotivo, not one of Bt^toxwiA, ’another thing. ' They re their hearts and "note and tends aru meet, aud representing Demorratir wm- single aspiration or bona in Illis matter; •noreod to to welfare of our common urea, my heart will troll with a&Uiuri- God knows haw paiufui it i» to be placed are malting a great fare top tto Lost ___ J1_ tn fiivnr nf mlitiitir it into A Stacking batons*. 1 btoro it poa;n antagonism to those with whom I slbk tins) *>0>» man, who unwor­ hart, always faw-ti associated. T saw thy or itwotaiwteat. ar both, . have got eotuo of fay old tu*iwt|ulanre* to-day, jdwai of public trait and public omfiwho turned to cold ehaaHnr upon me, offloo under i’rmwlwalGrant I*l*ob*O™ yfllfom Is a peevish, seoldfag. end vat 1 was satirtiy conscious that ------ -.----------------- IZE.— 0f inanto>od whining, oarniew. fault-finding, sect stf a document j to other saw sound, ring­ ing, hopeful doeumifat. that wpreosats vouug America. If tore bs anything noble or groa*. that reprewmi* Great p S t,™ be snylhfag .-did Md-o-a. donnw » ta«.JW I lW» wad upon it you have your finger oa stood them dentur all tot toe. upou Greriey. [Greet OCT*—-] _ 4. , to bteokast rajS-toWe of tot party Tira cominon mnn —th* Mtows that fa Me great sWu'Ua.lraratoM to weora striped shirt* end jxx>s etotosStat'S, they could buy.Char «»J to to sli stand rids by side, and towtosr te tMMnrjtiaf to United fits'os. uud quar­ shrnsM-r sitb O.B. Grant; and, gsuiteter tki-meelMs tad. those ihiesw on to| right rarfltwl manlvnarbom lifoa blood ot to aatien. tong m it wart Aad oo te Ufa OMg. TWw^waa. hours. rw. CMMWXI # CtmCTtOJfW Michigan -Exchange. �Levwet H. Oapp of 8b JoMfh"fori Commissioner of the State Land Offiro,! ia mid to be a .man of strict integrity ; and greet finaneet and, will do hi* de- ’ V in every particular. Byron D. Bali, of Kent for Attorney General, Denial B- Brigg*. for Bupt. of Pubfic in*truolion, and Edward Dovaeh, foe Member of State Head of Education, are all mtt DRY GOODS which tbo [lecplo will elec*, them. Th* ticket is a very -strong one. The RapuUioans of Michigan are thoroughly aroused, aad they stand pledged to efect thia ticket by larger maioritl** than Mie Elgin ha* ever ret given. GEORGE R.DIWKT. E4UM. Himnx, Mtnis**., Arc 7, 1872. The following reaolutioc* w*re unauimoody adopted nt Ute It-publican State Convention held at L raring on Wednesday last; The Republican. of Michigan la State Convention aawtabled reaffirm pitiiul le^kiitas JitUl. We wonder why our Liitnl Dn»rnlif. RffMna, Dr. Grdy Orwtor, at tbair Club maating last Batarelay night, did not tall n* why, when tha Bage of Chappaqua was around, “furnishing the Brains for'the liepubliean party," they did not wreatle with him, Kko Jaiob of old. until ho made a d*>e^ of that ortida inside of tlioir empty cranium*. It would havo Lad a very’ happy effect Upon those who wore anx ioua Uatoeera, waiting to hear aomething that conld I* construed into an *ry»•wte. Very many would Urc liked to ask of them a “ Rmtn tor tho liope within them," instead of so much soph­ istry and Bilbtwragnto. but they found tho answer of tho Chid "If y*« dea'I ’hrfn1 tor* njrrvd yau <*>■ *to nQIRQl^psH Stock !J50 Kbits New Carpets, Gaau-xr Cura—The amn) •tore for a headquarter*, hold a jolliflration on Saturday evening. They bur­ ned some jeader over the North Car­ olina election, and two prominent (?) j ly held at Philadeljdiia, and that the interests of tho country demand tho , embodiment of tho principle* theseiu contained iu the policy sud conducting I ttM> General Government and Hie con। tinned asemdency of tho Retmblican party. | A«*ofrvrf, That tho approval of tho I past record of tbo Republican party by j th* recent Democratic National Conven­ tinn, at Haltimor.e dntrit promiw to I abide by tho omemen nt* made to tbo “ Good Speaker*" had been previously announced, and a few gathered expect­ ing thia promi** would bo redeemed. To such a« were disgusted we would ■ay—don't, blama th* bills—taste* dif­ fer. Harvey Wright and J. A. Bwoeaiy were the oratorx. The dander of Lyman Trumbull and Austin Blair were loudly reiterated notwithstanding they have been fully and effectually dixprov- , •df Th* strongest point in Mr. Wright’. "pAtoh, alfca*tthe moot pertinent,; was j t HL I! TIES. [NOCURL.NO CHARCI wAvw ttey re*to to yW late pwer charged I Buchanan with fraud and nomiption to now wo charge tho present adminiatri 1 tion with corruption. We should not like to uixlertake to print Mr. Bworaey'e speech—the Capitals of tho ninth letter of the alphabet would run out We are ' assured, hovovor that ho did owa ad­ mit that greater men than ho had gooo into tho new movemrat. Fearing, bowvror, that bi* argument* (*) had net convinced hi* auditors of tho purity of bi* motives, ha cloeod by intoraaiag them that if they did not like bi* poai । EnalrtJ, That wo heartily indane | lion, they could “ ehove it" The Club the ndnuni*tra!ion of our State govern- . wa* organized by electing IL Wright, ment under tho pra.ont able head, and ' I'lonidcnt. W. Sl Goodyear. Vico Prooithat ww recognise in Henry P. Baldwin ' a dcar-bcadrd magistrate,' u safe, eco-1 dah*. N. Bailey, Secretary, R. B. nomical and *u<xcesful executive of, public affair*. i JiiMind, That th* thanks of th* pea- ' | pie of tho State of Michigan ore justly duo and are hereby gratefully tendered to our Senator* and Representative in I Congress for their earn**:, earaful and ' *usce**fiil efforts to protect tha lumber­ ! It is really too Uli a* “Jrinul after ' ing interests of our State, which bear /read . dfyaart*," to wo them tarn State'* »J iinjanumt n relation to the general ' evidence, and tell the people whet u. I property of th* Commonwealth. ’ lerriblo disbnoeri and corrupt party XteWred, That wo commend such Na- ‘ hero alwsya been member* of. and \ I tonal legislation with referenre to all |'■ they 1 j our industrial interests os will toimulato 1 The Republleana of Barry Co. are K; I vited to ructit In eonvouWon at iho| Court House, to the City of Ilastlnga.i at 12 o’clock M., on Saturday, Aug. 24.1 A.D. IST2, for the nomination ofCounty I Officer, and the tranwcUon of any olh I er burinen. that may properly eotne be- I fore Lt. Each town will be entitled to I 4 delegatee, and each Want of the city , I delegat -. Rtttlrai, That, a* the Democratic party hae abandoned its time-uooured custom of putting in nomination a Democrat fiw President or Vico Presi­ dent upot broad principles of public poltry. thereby releasing it* followers rahoni sound constitution! government. Rntlred, That ws folly mdorao the •rntimont “that tho modest (istriotism. tho earnott purpoee*, sound judgment, practicil wisdom, incotruptilJ* integri­ ty and illustrious serviee* of Cly**cs 8. Grant have commended him * to the that they are qieeitncn member* tin! aw J&’t that srertA prrtminf. Why these fellow* have been wailing w iv*j for nn oyyrrcirisrn by tho IWy 4 th. the* time hang, heavily, and they think the Republican party mtul be ad- i vauccd in year*. if they would only I read, Ussy would m that Zlfew Created u», not a great while ago, down under the shade of those Old Oaka in Jackson Michigan. It wai then he told u* to gut up and git But in oar cagersM** toy* we got hold of war thing, we One Hundred । Money, Thousand Dollars Money, Money. ipiins & AvetT. WE PAY CASH MHLLHmi'IM We Sell Citeipef Tbi Ota whieb it ••pulled"' and tho dignity with which it acornod to ‘■dSvo,/ or otherwi«« misbehave, would have gladdened tho heart of any youngster in christendom. And tbo kit" w«» mmo—no potaibQuy of any doubt about it It was made for me, my father pai l for it, and tbero wa* my uamo plainly written on the back of it. But I wn* never nllowo t to fly the kite. Whenever it was to make an xrial voyage, my Lig brother ton Street al Go i little Bar y® big Greeley and Baowx orator the oth­ er night said Grant wn* paying ths Na­ tional debt, only at tho rate of two Million dollars par mouth. Blair and Trambul say that ho ha* paid •* Juu>drtJ nlbtut a yrur and ought to have paid more. Bame one ought to figure it up and show him that ho figure* bad­ On bring introduced to Hi* Ctarenly. Comet him Harvey, before you and would bo taken down whenever tho tion after hi* nomiuatiau. Mr. Baglay Democratic manager* thought fit,—made the following solid aad tuaoly re­ while tho “ Liberal*" would hare to eonpast six mouth*—in a linn study—and tent themsrinw with a title-deed nut marks, which we bopo all will road : can't reckon a* well a« ho could when a boy tending hi* father* sheep ou the Grampiua Hill* of 3*nk*ou Co. UttknuiFni, IM Ftta nj riu In. A STEVENS, Groceries, Ptotm, Omfecuenery, We huy our Goods of Manufacturer:. ^tui Importers, an< AA aiiago in Low Prices ! Sesatoi Suxxrz bo* written hi* longwaitod-fur letter on the political rituaiton, in reply to a Utter at inquiry from the colored men at the district of Col­ umbia. Mr. Sumner's reply is vary lung, ami, after considering all th*, promiaant Il is with foulings of prido tut we ptero at tho lto*l of oar wiilwu to-day tha fitete Ticket uounalad al Louring. <m the 31st. day of July. It is a tiekot of wtaeh any party>ay wall feel proud. SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE SPRING It AVERY. For Your ' Boots and Shoes and advising tbo rolon-d nn to rote for Horace Greeley. After hi* speech against Gen Grant, we barn nevor «*«n (Gwoim) aotaae M* for Grant roevtembow Mr. Knrnner woo likely to do any­ phalioally, and greto iis rearev* for ro thing el*c If be buttered aQ tho bad doing to thi* cogeftl rtffe : thing* ho mu.I of Grant, ho could hard“ We do not vote far Greeley in order to defeat Grant, but for Grant in ordur to defeat Greafey. because wo should re­ arc especially anbject, it I* supareedieg every other srisrahmt. In all ^mates, tropical temparste or frigid, it act* os a apMs&r in. wvegy spec** aT,-. diaardte whicu undermine, tho boddr atoangth aad break, down tha animal spirit*. ________ Beautiful Women. ft far tar Fits, al Imat S ■ The lending Dry Goods Establishment .(//Iff! MM*! �s, iwi. CHURCHES. MASONIC. ■Kiro retnodr for tho echo and will re­ A Ob Monday evening th* Grant and store tho color of blanchod, gray or fa­ Wilson club of this city met at the ■ ded hair. See adrertieemeut. (Vurt House, and transacted a little ■ Mr. Shaw wu called for and said be Cssrotti —a substitute for Castor Oil busiaew pertaining to tho dub. Hie I had some notes which he had collected is a family physic which is pleasant to, H o'clock train brought in Hon. H.- A. <I for general topic* to-night but that he Shaw, and P. T. Van Zile Esq, whof taka and does uoKlisiroesor gripe, but ' were advertised to speak this evening. had eroidenialiy left them in the care dreirod arnfcqj the mta r.^- ia sure to operate when all other reme­ and they had gtno to Grand Rapids. •M* tonus. Coil nt tbo Itamp Factory dies have faded. It is a purely vegeta­ The President, D. R. Cook, introduced He hojied however they might fall fate m Harting* for pricraj Ac Ail kind* of ble preparation, txgttainiiig neither Mr. Van Zile to th* audience, who spoke good hand* tad do some good to our »ocd Pump* Manufactured and kept Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol, the fervently and earnestly oa tho iesno* of tho day for about three-quarter* of an constantly on hand. moult of fifteen years experimenting by Ho eaid it wu a pleasure to meet Doctor Samuel P&cber. It is perfoedy hour. He toll u* of tha duties of an die propie of Unsung*, he had spoken harmless and for more effective than American eitixen and why wo should tu our people when tho Republican Pills. Naarotic Syrups or Castor OiL By party wm, first orgauixed When it soothing the system it produces natural1 Thera had alwsyv been two groat par­ was th* groat “ tidal wave," sweeping sleep, end ia particularly adapted to, ttei ia existence iu the United State*, an-jav tho land proclaiming Free homes i crying or teething children. It kills, but be could not tell th* name of that We for free men and death to slavery 1 Worms, cures Stomach Ache, Constipa-. |>arty that Horace G. ropromted, some Fob Hstr— House and 2 lot* on East I lion, Flatulcndy sad Derangement of( call it Democratic, some call it Liberal remember sraing a. Uttte b*ok with our Center St Houec and 2 lota on Broad­ I the liter. No loudly can afford to be, Bcpubliran. A few mon becoming eoro old leader J. C. Froemont, ou the top way, also the oM p. o. Building and without this article. It coate but 35। wont to Ctocinaati. They roukl not of the Rocky Mountains, spying out a rente to' the Pacific, and when Bepublilol ou Jefiorvon 8h co Ms ask your druggist to get it furr Dud any fanlt with tho Ropuhkan par­ ty, they said its principles were all right cans said "in ten year* wo will build a Apply to 8. C. Paxxnut, you and ho will always keep IL , and ilia reuse ns why they left the Beal Estate Agent. great party can not be found anywhere in their platform. It war a qticot con- four «• SOl'nttd ffotdirtyi and dusty. Wh-’te tho train wm going through a tUhnsll he concluded to change hie shirt, arid when tho train cam* to the tnsell pnllod off, out with bis sctchall and proceeded to make the change, but got his arm caught some bow in tbo attempt, and th* train came out into btoad day light, leaving him in his unhappy plight The Greeteyitos Th* Democrat* want, th* put fargutien. Trumbull say* stop bowling about Andereoavillo. We will judge of the future by tho post. Tho loyal peo­ ple of th* land will still cling to the old Captain Ho said a man should bo a Bepubll- | can b*uaa*a every man belonging to ' that party were loyal. No Republican . Li si___ 1____ I __ A S.1-A__ I Mr. Em*r*ou claeod by predicting greater result* than over for tho Re­ publican party in Novvmbor. AU wo j want is to keep tho bell moving, and I meet'the folio statement* with pure I argument*. AU would bo well A vote of thanks were tendered th* I rpcekcra, and throe rousing cheers wore 1 American Organ IsOM tt tte PBllit n its lents. ' given for GRANT asm WILSON. . The real on wl^y trndo ia good at I Now Yokk Cosh Store, is because th afford to buy. ——■IlSrtt, T1‘*—li *• a Am: that canno! bo i toed that tho New Task Ca.li Store , ■clli-jg Tear eluaper than any oth rioro in Michigan. AU teas warrant Peninsula!-^ Rail way. 1 ( CiaociT CbtniT opened on Monday, । His Honor, Judge Lovell presiding. The ! | Calendar’is not largo this term. There lieing casee to diqioee of a* follows :| follows •arroundsd that convention Frank P. Blair anil August Belmont, DeuMM-rols who had ever stood reedy to break up our party or tho Union. Wo did not find them about u* ia 1M0, '04 or '68. Belmont said ho wont down there to hunt ducks. Tbo questions were only solved nt Baltimore and there Republicans not Beaten. RORTH CAROLINA ILL RIGHT. tion, n nd showed that our gorerument; never sold arms to Franco but that they | were sold to private parties and tho six shilling* per day with all day work money put into the Treasury. Bismarck I from sun to sun, with tho price of labor | now. W» wore a laboring people -Statue sold arms to the Frenchturn, ho • and get well paid for it—there was a couhl ensure them on etho U>re cosier dvmand for labor everywhere, and all The first rejiurts were strongly tainted than he could buy them of us, and lie because the Republican party had ostabliahrd the great system of freedom rith Greeley medicine, ami a good deal f rejoicing was manifettedby tho“Dully btea. aud a groat blow of tho Democrats' to get German vote*. Vardcaj? but as full returns come He said .Democrat* charged Grant they correspond tu the following, take with " giit-takiug”—McClellan received from to-dny's papor: gifts from hit iriends. Nu one over spoke about it untd recently—now they want b> make a great political bag-bear cf it What [wroon deeerred recoro- repudiation and wanted the debt paid 1 penro more than Ilia savior of our na-1 | in Green back* 4 years ago. They al­ ! tfouf it was not strange at all that tho ways opposed every yriutipto of our heart* of tho American people should i successful financial management. appeal to the pocki-t*'for sotni' rowortl i 1 Docs anybody want to wu " old | fur tho man who brought this guvcni- democratic time*." He said ho hap­ pened to bo hcru in 1842,-'43, a num ronl-1 get on offer of S-10 for hi* team and waggon but tborv would be til'.' ot mortgage! cm it Tho speaker trid u* more free fiotn eomiftH-n than any oili­ why Horaco Gnwloy should not b<> er previous administration. That the trusted, aud iu tho evureo of tli* argu­ great comi]»tUKi-eL-wntiotii*t» taoila folso ment related tho --tory "how ho (Gree­ statements in regard to the revenue, ley) liked tl.c farm to sink money in The avenue ol approach to tLo unfor■ tunate half of tho (5ty sn which our Saab, Door and Blind Factory is situati ed; having been closed by the Marshel on account of tho chronic debility of tho Old Bridge, wo doom st auccanary to state that wo" are do«n there yet, doing busi­ ness a« usual, nt the foot of the eleffuit and "magnificent .troctore," the Inov of tho Township of Castleton, will meet in caucus st tbo Vdlsgo of Nashville on । Wo hero a shop full of the latest im­ Saturday tho l~th, iast, at 1 o'clock P. ' proved wood-working Machin cry and M., for the election of Drlogatee to tho ! can do anything in that line ns good County. Senatorial and Hejiresentatiro and m cheap a* any shop in tho State. Molding marfa a Speciality. We cang'teue, plane and match, and | make aiding with such surprising rapidity Later The State will go Republican" by 1.000 Majority. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, Fok th* next fifteen yean wo shall ■ offer inducements suflicinnt to pay ear- ‘ tonwr* the exjiensc of travelling around l the City to gut to onr place of btuinese, i and naido from any inducements oIIctimI , by u*, tbo admiration **eitod by a near ‘ approach to that "magnificent structure" I will amply repay tbe.tonrist far n visit to thia ]>att of tho.City. It bu boon luntod by knowingone*, that tbo City Father* am about coinmcncing to prepare to make prepnrai lions to Inqpn to talk of seeing about , Met liritff and it* approach**, and if nothing happen* wo may expect to bo j able to eras* it (on foot) nano year* in advnnco of the liquidation oi' tho Natinuol Driit. Thia speak* rriunw* for the rater^rw of our yrostag Citj, and ' wo hope tbo rumor my prove true. 11® MrmtkT Sotrsn.—Tho great aeciet of the wonderful success of Vtairmc. It strike* at the dhravo by purifying the blood, nutoring tbo liver acd kid­ neve to healthy action, invigorating the Republicans happy. Democratic Liberal* unhappy Cool nights, hol.dky*, and dry tiuuu. *WARD & THAYER. The spoutcr alffid.-d to H. G.’a great May 15, The sjwaker show- || agricultural tour, m being for tho pur­ ; pose of tho Presidency, and eaid that when Harm-e Greeley said that tho re­ bel soldier* should occupy os high a place as Union soldier*, ho meant that Mi® nr jertrHij,’ Grind River Valley Division The Weber & G-abler Pianp,' * fcr *«lv by o* sed tb*y are t«0> First clui taitrcmvtils In every rMpevt. ‘ SBY HlSAHONA.WL.Id ’rttttMH -Vlild GIVRA, Allegan. thir finances wore better managed than any nation under boavno. With only 11C psr rent, of coin in tlio Treasury to rv> <x-u> our bonds, guld was only worth abont 11.12 (and beturo Horace Greeley The people ra. William Haynae— Burgicty nod larrenv. Verdict—“ Not Guilty.* The Peo{do Vs. David Fidler - incest. 1 Trial progressing. Adam Arnold n. William Ashley. V---> - ■ - r_ eviaicr. !ta ffil iirt ID wr al mb Ita Sall Eijasrt ki lie Veto. Salo granted. Royal W. Peake ve. John Woodman and Pendency Woodman — Forvdoeuro Decree of Beto granted. Cbarlro K. Iloilo, Simon S. Kall. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, a good time antioijiatrd at tho Ilaivot Dance, at Union Hall Friday evening. Tickets onlr I1B0 for thedanoo, supper extra 51.00. We understand Jfmr 27m! of tho National, E. H. Hickey, geu tip tho supper. As Mr. H. ko«[a a strictly temperance house onl bra everything all refitted, refurnished, in good taste etc." Horace Greeley's policy ean nev- ;I and style, wo feel assured that all who er succeed. We have always hod trwu-,I (lartako of supper onjlw evening of the ble with Mr- Greeley; many hero (icrty will go away satisfied. blamed him fur bailing Jeff Davis, he never did, it was just as bo axp*v.ed| Tho 3 o'clock Paavcnger train in for the-very night at lure** surrender, eotning round Aho curve . "pretty fast;’’ Hoi ace Greeley rushed down to th* teat Thursday, ran into * team belonging Ed.] and our bonds were sought tor; everywhere at a protnian. A dollar | greenback was worth a dollAr in every corner of the tend ; the national debt P" lhmn " naj«tad amnesty." There was bring reduced uxor a hundred mil-1 are only 180 in the whole south but , lions annually. Harare Greeley says what have tho right to vote. Horace ho would immediately rwnrno specie Greeley's policy is to let Jeff Davis I p<j moot; ho don't tell how, only ho hold office. Should they receive the same ho nor* as our Union boys who , the door ot the Treasury •' Specie pay. battled for Union and right ? Horace ment resumed to-day,” he would sell off Greeley soys that a man will bo no lose all tho gold reserve, and he would be in a Republican or no Iras a Dem oerat if Wais St tbo neat day buying , gv|d for they rote for him. Tho speaker con­ sidered those things in tbolr true light would bo Use iteuH 'of such a policy. an I continued by recounting the great The bulb in Wall SL tried T-ibo high work the Republican party hod] dona pise LUftBen roqsiSHED IF cnq Loqo LOTS. to Dan Bane which was standing on tho track unloading goods from a car. The time was United to about 3 seconds, so tiie Wagin. Horire and Car had a rub. <hie horse was killed, the rar badly raked and thing* mixud up genet- Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. BnnLom <f Qooofmn, GOOD NEWS FOR ALL $20,000 Worth X. Clemar.t Smith, ot Nashville, always a lk’m<XT*t, but could net go "boiled crow" has come out squarely for Grant aud Wilson and tho Rcpublltau partj~ behoving U>tt to bo Ik* wily party of pro- . grresiun and reform. Right “Ctem" we [ An Cheap nt« they have beou in tile ituit ten You, ahouhl welcome you or any nnn who wislsca io got out ol such a buzurd'a nasi. gold prewiuro iwo-'.i thoir bin: ruin j white they were selling gold ft* 2-70 in •top* our government and mid way Blair on any orgumonL Ho hn 1 Ixrcn. in tho Court* with him. Ha remember­ Douai* lake down your Rooster. down to 1.1 J ami they had to comedown, ed a oa*o of tho Poopin v*. Boviar* fur Hasting* P. 0-, August 6, 1K72. A rousing meeting on Monday night such miserable wltemef didn't ,gwteod Albert Buvntmt, Mr*. Man Darling, attempt to burn I-anting, etc. Shaw xTho cut stone is being laid nt thin Andrew J. ililler, Mrs- Mary Muirv wm attorney for tho People emd Blair School Building 2, Erastu* H. Niekoh. John Stewart, I Henry Read, Cha:to* T. Hampson, Rea-' tu bo careful I ■t Hen. O. D. Conger i» nominated for ben Tejlor, Henry Wilbur, Oscar E. how they casttheix.vxitc*, for, said bo, Congreat in the Cth District. Johnson, Philip McLaughlin, Henry while yttf weiro dosra <m bunting South­ Smith, Jarno* Smilli. In the midst of polities don't forget ern battle field* fighting to the Direct your tetter* to No. of T. 0. Union, Huraco Greeley was advocating I Bead the " Bed Hot Speech’’ by a “ Let the wayward sister fltaire dejsu t consistent Democrat ou first page. . Micnio ss Central Report oa 4th page. ready to strike tho final key of victory, ho «m «aj* up at Niagara Fall.' frying 5 requests of Gnv, Biair to Chandler’s 1 Now wheat i* arriving. Price ran gin- to tr.de poMe with the reW*,. by and Biair had 09 application* filled and from SLOT to SLOT per bnshoL paying tlioni 400,000,600 tor their it was simply nonsense tu abnao Gen. j the gain. Mr. Coles attend* to tho yOneof tbo men teaming at tbo School time, oven after Abraham lann.ln had Grant about office appointments and btufooss during his sickneaa. They gift-taking. "Why. the only horses and building hail a kick oa th-* hip by a hare lota of clocks and jewuby tu seB, Boro Tweed wsj s. thfo id a corrupt carriage Gov. Blair ever had, was a gift from the soldier*. admiauiratiau, bat 01' tho oaxoe . lbne I X A Straw.—A vote taken on the P. Wtrain coming from Grand Rapids, Man- our government were punishing Fay­ Middtevilte wiB bo pteorod. Hon H. Liberal Republican* wq had tn Hastings day, rosnlied as follows: Grant 4C. Matter Hedge for defoletUfon,; ftij but ho aiid they had two or throe in A. Show will tell them what he know, were electing Boro Tweet to the Legis­ Greeley 15. _ abont the Iosum of th* day in that rdChar'.Otliand they were tho noises; lature, and while Hoilg^. ir bring Imlagn un thu evening of tho 2Cth. pritauxi for Li* crime at ‘ Albany, Boro Wo ore all well'no*. North Caro­ Tweed is bring.mat;to tho lagiatetare at Albany. -Etrerr om bow* tho gi­ gantic eomjnicna .of jNijw A'orix city Tamenyito^ in'which Tweed yhs at1 ita Ho dosed bi* speech by saying ha had wot^ to do, but predietod tho Bepublita-ud. BanaUiceiu. puiuah. their dofaulfing ciffirer*, 1)&mMis do nof, ind caa majority in thir State to roll up 40,000. Now Goods ir. cndlcM variety just opened, and for note at tutonishingly fow prieoe nt Barber & Bailey's in2£>tf Hastings ed how and in what light we might view the orente of those two mongrel conrruitims, that it was only a clap-trap to lifnak up a good party. =VcniHU«rMiiPmta HICHIGAR CENTRAL R. R. Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elsewhere. year* and while war wu raging nil around us the iron band* w ere laid across Criminal. 2 ; Issues of Fact, 7 -, Impar­ the continent and the great Pacific road I lance, ft; Chancery, First Class, G; WM proclaimed a sumcox, nor ia thisj Fourth Chua, 5J Caros already disposed nil, two other roads are alorady well ' Dviuucralio lireast THEY HAVE STOOD TEST. ■I keep 1 Taler and Manufacture Fne Gvods to order ran** mocK. sum*. Xl.r U. -- MIIQQE. R * lina has gone Republican. Hark 1 from the tasnba a dotefal swwnd I “Our re- Wo aru sorry । wo oaaaot do justice to York city before the Trihau uttered n Mr. Shaw by gyving all tho good hit* sentanoo about it—only to try to m- and figurre in bis speech, but must nay exposed tho griial oarruptsina- ia Now IkrougJwiiiL end ho ru applauded many time* during his morale*. Detroit & Milwaukee R R y Amos Whitcomb a young man aged 10,living in Maple Grove cat tbo 3d fin­ ger hie left hand rawly off,on Friday morning fast, by an aooitetal ttambte This u an enquiry which evory one Mr. F. H- Fauermm, Eeq., d Battle should have truthfully answered before Creek. wu* called for, but rail owing to he starts on bis journey, and c little cam tli» latanras of Uu> hour Iw .would not The "C., B. k UR. JL," runni from Chicago through Galesburg bsssitnuororirofos ; th*» is the BurUngtua, has oripeved nspteadid » way it wu in Battle Creek. He arid owvcral bad taken Greoky pills there, EtariMirUr-J wm a grander v»- rVST», oils, qqoceqies, �gnur LiiriM tn casritenn cm, wmiace a uw. together probable that the company would have made greater profits if it tmd hnd less husiares st certain times of the year. Tho blocking of the road not only caused a sleeresno of its capac­ ity for considerable period*, but an incraaao io its working crpensoi. Three, exclusive of taxo., have risjn from M> , i»r oent. ia the last year of tho war .to ■ CO Lt in 1871, and 08 IM in 1872. But tha report show, that tha work; of removing all diaalnlitms is uut only ’ i dotirmiaednipoa but already far ad rancad By another wintsr most of the I line will have a double track and a , large part win have stool rails. The i I oqutpcieat will be largely increased, tho CAPITOL OF Entajria. 825© MICHIGAN open"» ! HffSESTC? WS,'attfet AGESTSim^'gaffl I I *■. MtUsa UlsetrUaS. Grund Musical Entertainment St JosspuMkh. Sept. 1,1872 TOP BUOCTBP. THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, testae «M*lw4 Wito ArebUMt. Mr. k «. Misto, IM bw.ffl of lb. Coprri(M of be Fl Crwjou ih«.0< ,r Um 5*w Collet of Mhblfu. Ire Sta|.l«/.4 Th© CUhert UthograpMnff Company of Detroit, oftholkiestFat 11 Uiwl St i Ufa. Um WMt. nd w. sow pobhthing s ,f)«U.d TioW Ulb.gr.jd. .f .“mJ: Wk than S8S AGENTS WANTED For GOODSrUP’S MaffilL C41PA1G8 BOOK ' Tax Avotsr AlMlt i* a* guol aa a run into tho country, and wr should not i be surprised tn lam tbM it had jpslncd thousands of subscriber amoug those who are too busy to take a summer jaunt ’ I Perkins’s illustration of (be Raymond- I mMl* .rr cslsiAir bsftgwwtutbspropri I1 skill, for example, are the finest pincos . .1 t.U«f Is <>>«s U IbiuM diMsuhw. «( f reiort ao interesting to railroad mec. I rnr»l aconety that wo Imtc ever soon | U (If MH! WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, wgx.'SWKsfin airasg (MOr aa that of tho Michigan Con- in Tna Atnixt Tl^i’ ore five in all; . Ml for tbo year which doeed with tha !ono full page, ropreoeuliug the FalL*. mopth .****•. Pre*’d«nt and the otlier minor TnlU end sheets of reported frankly what eras unfavorable , , . . , . aa weU M wtml WM hrmbk ia the water‘ wU,S kuo* »w !">oP1"d workinc of the road 'inrin- ths rear i with trout end .which tq-iy »fj wil l S7K..iu««™iuS.ra..JS.' „™. w fie of the fine, and entered into a discus sssjits it should $23,900 in ; *«vnuu Itariow 4 luoJy nr', ff„ $3,000 in CmIi ! $6,555 in Personal Property CAPTION MitSS ' curled and aaut b»ck »*nlkwsor>»l . su4Usms»I WhLCO TIB PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS z^rjaSsBgrgiga BOOK AGENTe -toi iluu ESssnsareatrswasre >IJ w<u>n. IS» tr.n.r lb«'»( k; <>U.1M a mer •<ikurete«u> u P.blus«a is tL lt»m»rt CARDING MACHINE .gj-fi ilsE&SrafFsLMliui Grant! Greeley I HCU«*.l«a*~dGwSaa4<*S.ll».S. 'Jtt, ,7,, - btyr'l>gess, , WILSON! BROWN! ALONG YOUR WSHHSM4III mifaw SM Mail! . ........... ............... •EfiTa ffUQL ,. "TSK . Mi ”7S3££lSfig su'issajwirewgt* wm disappeared by their going forward. .Thea, again, tho first link in tbo Cen­ tral's oooneclkn with the EaaL the Great Western of Canada, eamn tu bo in shocking condition, so that it wa» the rule rather Cl.au tire aXTOpfioa fur ite trains to miso comtectionn This cuntinued for a few yean, during which the fact that tho Central's through traffic . was kept up tolerably wm probably vety famfy dao to the excellent reputation it I had made in former years. A low your, j ago, however, there wm a rwuluiion in the Great Weetsni, arid far much of the I lima since it has been better rather ' than vans than the Michigan Central I But about the time the Great Wes. I tern began to mend, or a little before, a new danger threteued. Michigan ‘ which far years bad made very little progress in railroad ooastroction, seem­ ed to grow wild on the subject, and ths Guarantee Satisfaction Kcal Hsrtutr I I'enrtb Capital Qffl F.nw »t IU senw. Flllb Capital SdlH. Fin. Isrkk »i.r% llxlus (ml Slkllt aud Ss veiilh Gift, - ddieioui bit of country lifo. illast yrer.^uf tlm lu^»1>np Woolworth's rah known p>- route, and in those days it made hosts I vai; a touching Spanish story, • Lulal-i?' of frienda who have never forgotten it . from tbo Spanish sif Fulgiiwo, by IIvl.'U It fa fairly well placed- For through 8. Conant Worse than Smuil-Pox." traffic it fa a little shorter than its cumpotitor oa the >ouib, and the country oq I a bright nail luminous Anwrieia start, the line ia well peopled, well cultivate^ by Lucy EH-n Guernsey : a charming dcscripti-ju of Ray man J skill anl its oaend has a gwd numler of large towns/' vitons by tho poet Stcduiau : A Few 8till its situation fa not studs as tu attract tha traffic of conssdacwble tributary Hum •[ Words ou Angling,*' in tbo wm • win by Llonry Richard*; ” In tin? Wools.” a pleasant liulo esoyy. by W. W. Dai­ ley ; " Lamplight.” anodmr nssay. by Julian Hawthorne; a third on " Blue lines cannel reach it from (the south j Birds,'' by tho art'ei Burling; and a fourth on ‘‘Hunting Snails," by Dr. T. without first croesiug the Lak. Shore and JCd^gm Bouthcru read, which will '■ eetve them as well fur is conneftion Ic Ulm," •• Womans Plate.” •• Gypai.-.,'' the East, and save tbo coustnution of i awl "The Forrester** Hoppy Family; twenty or thigy mslcs of line, fbowever, far a long time traific wna abaiiiiantaml and careful reviews otMistrsl's-Mireiu, there was scarcely* any comjwtjfiun for! sod tfhnirp'i •• Hindis* ih i*tX’try." *B* aides these pancrs there are litre? excel the fine local bu’sinre.. The State of itMNtot*. " Tito," by Mrs- Julia It Michigan had few railroads and those I|I lout Dorr " Ikeide th* Seo." by Mrx Ala;) north ot the Central were likely to find ; K Bradley ; and "The BporrowA City.” it their most convenient outlet Mean- jI' by Gsorgn Cooper. Where Tup Amir while a vast systnq was growing west gets so much good poetry U « tajratery of Chicago, and tho Michigan Central I which nnau of unr other tuagnaaur are receited Us full share of their tralBc But at the come time the rompeliag ’। aide tj solre. It never prink spoor lioee were being put into bettor ami i one, while they print iitth- else. The better condition, until they ranked with ; sub»cript>»ti price is 8-’> per annum, which includes an elegant oil chremn, the first in the country in speed and aotho publishnn are Jarnos Hutinn rotamedation* for pearengors and I1 and and Co., 2S Lilx’rty St. N. Y. promptness and certainty for freight । Th* wIiHe the Michigan Central in nothing went backward, the difference । moktcm... sAi ij. k>.h.stMwa*tetete. wU,ii.a .f,. TU »»rj te.lId u> u>. AMiiislHU M Mt lafrwiBHlr A«l UrrtretlM. ' |a Cub RmI Laius u>4 Fnaessl Preperit, I. awxmal. frees V Is <jw Oaken Bucket," by John B. meons necessary to qualify it tu do its; work, and ot the changing eireumstan- before. BurHng’r •' tttus Hirsis,” is u ces influencing il and moo: other W, i- । dainty bitef nature. Anofbor gliiupio tera nfhoeds. which tend to affect its of nstuio—not tulll slatnif—is Cary's traffic m some degree and its receipt* •' Old Squaw Founding Chorrios,” a still more. powerful realiration of the cinditlou of The Michigan Central was almost tbo woman among tho Indian*, llosidoa first of Western railroads to make a rep­ these, w.s havo " Tbo Cburtbbip of Mile. utation aa a carrier careful to givw its Standish," or rnth'rr the tourtahip of patrons tho beet accommodations, and John Alden, from the |x|cni of' that cmucieatioua in carrying out its ron- name ; a "Gypsy Girl at her Toilet;'. trncta It was clrgsntly equipped many "The Forester's'Happy Family," after years ago, and the speed of its exprvu Guido Hammer. and a spirit-.' t risiw of trains was excelled only on the Uuilsri River Railroad, at a limo when somn of its competitors wore or ciao shabbily tuio of the number i.i fully up to its Art. There is a capital Rn*«ian story. equipped and indifferently managed. It •• Alamcsliu a Snow-Sturm," from the eepeciaUy a favorite paaacugiw |'Russian of Pushkin, by William I’erei- G KU' ’iv.rer/e'xvp tocx xrrrcrr SEWIING MACHINES. BMDPliffl.fWl BRICK SMLHW.TOmSO. CHAS. J.DIB, Ga.Ut KILN GRAND RAPIDS dr. \7n>soirs CtlUSH ?£5XTURE. BLOOD PURIFIER CAR1I WHATEVER StxMi ’grfea.trjyrAe; Ui: SA. I MUIKWS re. SMW* s« tb. DR. ATKIN ITTS-CULCN'S last WefiBEOL OiL! ’ •~.'''^1’sni^Tis:Ahsp- Cures R<wont and Old-Standing Disrawn I SHEPARD'S J. P. ROBERTS & CO. MU LADIES..! Dr. Crook's Wino ofTar. DRUGS WORM CONFECTIONS NATURE’S Tr»u» 1IIW «~1 Manure Of. Wells' Extras cf Jcrnteta Medicines, COMPOUND WAHOO BHTOB YOUNG MEN Hair Restorative DR. CROOK’S . a WINE =55 School Books ft Stationery CHAMPION WASHER vary large proponsan of three roada, iacluduwsorae. doubtless, which it would 'rckirrr i sraur. boat no early- firnt is. tho country insiatanc «B bmilding tho roods, the eomII ill Wag Made to it rather then from it The toads «o secured, acme of which have J. Cole & Son, tteS^J^VS-S, ibtak. red him iMr uu.re.1 s., Msmt. GRAIN. GROCERS. Cftr fir Sale, a! tte Lewis! Liner Rata SToas HALFORD , LEICEKffifflM TABLE SAUCEr the -best i*ke m teum WATEB UMR UE, ui BAfi, Shingles, Lath, &c. ITAE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-08-14.pdf 136b004a0614d1fe595540332d2b7db8 PDF Text Text me Ktpihud The Banner Company, VOL XVII. Initial aM Sbjlies Ca& I Ay IJra^.BA 8RYCJU NT Y, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. ADGUST 14. 1872, beautiful Indies! AS VF.UOOR k WORTH. r-AAV YKHM : Agents for the Celebrated Eim DEBS ME. (Mt suns, . Lfflij Pfflffls, Gentlemen! to d th Ektnt uni£ FUBfis, and Noveltiea that Bnrry The prioripie of protocum haring te*u ths, voted, there wa* no uecssa'ly to waste time aa to the article* to be taxed and by how much. Of sourar every iutereet required to te ieaienlly dealt with, but tbo chamber ahosred itsternlyrigoroa* in applying* ptohilutive tariff, IVorrustoan-like, to near­ ly 300 raw article*, fraia silts awl nrons to rabbit skins, oottne. tear and eaator oil. Dy hl* ability and exewpiiaaal neceeritv, M. Ttein bn. btvkca up all uujoritirs in the Ameinbly. Ha tamre where ho falls to darele ; .he no kmger isssys tte republic; bo forura H, bereuse it hr a feet It fo made nd cubm*noM to’spread Hks a green Lay tree. Bo muck tbe better fur th* ronotry if the republic incline* frwn the aoMenritfro teadM-Thicraiagiriagio.lt. Ufa usebos for tbe royalista to trip up tbo Pres­ ident for hi* alteged Motetfon of the Bordoaus ccnipapl. They, a. w*D U tbeir opponrete bare infringed upon ik That truo*, that loyal ewssy, was only a pretty toy, very ingenuous, very fragile ; the childrec, tewoyor broke i| to find out aliai wot within, and duoovo* that it is the republic waa eoefooed. The loan is the thing. I'ccplo talk </ uwn cbim rai ¥ou county Ladiea know so wellhuw LawH.-. 1st Lightness of Draft 2nd Ei 3rd Excelling of and will not 4tli Its GrriftMliirhunity. The chilled Iron ' being harder than tempered steelj The Boys want to see you and want to show you the Goods. A ll entirely new and Prices not to 'be This Plow is Offered on its Merits. beaten in the State of Michigan. required, At uno time the leaned in finance aaaortsd the German fine would crush poor Franco, and it ia not BistnarcKa fault if it failed to do so; then it vu stated an»lt a tuaw of precious metal cvulj nrdte got together. Hap­ pily we lire m an ngw wbm wonders are vumnsoapUce. The first loan of two milliards waa to have deranged tbo financial world; it did nothing of the sort; not au earthquake ensued, not a HICKS & BROTHER, Stun- adjoining the Washington Block, mid will he happy l<»M<rvi* all who mav give thrin avail. <Yovkrry mid Groceries constantly arriving by tin- Car Load, mid will he sold fur ('anil ( h< apt r tiimi ('•tut iSfi'cn II \«m do iit depreciated. As appetite grows by wbal it feed* on, we want *>xue 11-1 tuilliards uf Iran-woa Munday and hfoaday next. It is prodigious** as Ifomiair Heiapoon would say. Fur HI LS trace*, M TLrir* gttarantore the accumulated and uii|iuri-Lab»- wealth of Franee, along with her buaor, tu give, a bond for ItMt fin querying A per cent tnlervrt 'lliis h superior tu juirchasing tbo French Three per cents, for 51 tr*. The Half 10B0DY1BAXUMO FARMERS i. n. cooK^nt. * AMatJiS BLACKSMITHING Wa Wiu. Give 61,000 Ws yftu. Grva Jl.tWO F.w *MbA*US* MwS<*. Is O. m.< )*■ sl» .y**USI| |fi* IS. Wk*Uer a Wil C. M. BUBYAH & CO. DENTIST Millie PATENT COOMIKS; lidipi to Erecy Policy Holder! Gold &. Silver Watches City ,tvnni a aunt constant attendant* ticf&ro tberail­ ways of tbo Morgan are soUieru and him j young citteeas thus cosunenCe at a very early ago to sup horrors- A* for th ■ soldiers there L much childish ctmority about them. Glance al the Pupjiet shows in the Cham[>e Ely soee ; tbo unpaying spectators are nearly al! tuililary yttii tnsdals cm their breasts who gape Vjth infont dcdlght at tbe do­ mestic quarrels of the SM/isanrfhs, end as nun show lx>s cImscs, they run with real to take up poddon before- tho«e about opening. It is well known that one o! the pen­ al lies of grcaine»a M. Thicr* is subjectid tu, is the intimer*!Jo demand* from tradremrn to bo authorise! to be hi* lx cause they j a**ly cmcludc. their cred­ it is viewed as sound, that It bar ruivive>l ali uiis forts are. all disasters. And such testimony ia very svbetaatial for a pouple io light, so easily 'decrired, so carelcas <f its interest*, so captivated by change, so belTuxue. It is the versatile I Athenian breaking today what it yeaUrday adored; alws>s ready to ntoscrite; credulous and-defiant at once ; by turns indirrrpfinnd and docile; in­ trepid and discouraged, but drapifo all defacte Franco intprimd bornelf oq,the, worid byhrr nubility of mind and Ian guagv, by her nnimatinr end gaiety ; her rapid. end ready intelligunce and indefotigiblf activity. Tbo world can- A Challenge *w'rx T°Tte man tamed deadly pole, andin aants b*n> below, us they hare hdberto been for the -cv^ral 4rnasties. Ha re­ fuse such apfdicatious In variably. This sraM,u m w flour ha* apprind in the Pari* market, and nearly every uno of tho 5,000 baker* of the city have scot boner, tbo aeteu* brought ia. The the President specimen loaves, rrpectamount ol opplicaiion^ from foreign tag a letter of thanks Tills new bread countries pnxntaet to te singularly high', and all stub anumoditie* Mme. Thiara i it is tbi*. more than any thing else. plena dutnbwte* aaaoag the pane sad needy Machine. Salt! Salt! Salt! mou. iU«Zemfaiqtt».^W k . lliring We hands drep« iota Ito* ■?d tending hi. baa t Ht*k be Kiato reamiue Into rererfaqaBl ywren he CaU eoAeok. “ Hit Ort agasa, you brute,” saM- the ficokny ia a hollow The earns of suicide are rapidly diniinriliing—not more on an avenge than nine [*r wook. Howoywr, this doos not the Ims prevent the jbumala froq* dcv-rilting as many per day', every om more heart rending than tbo other. notMngrise; tte wall*of Paris are ia- The Morgue ia b meaning uaatirocGvn ; । atifScieui to edrertmo it Tbo question frw fepiire I wing exp .srd on ai count of tbo dsceoacd putting tKsir papers m or­ der boforJ--iilliux themselm- Tire Bouton Ctu/h Slur XhTlOXAL HOMiL fiavaareacxfAEJ MO. 16. new—or alas! more likely, some ok! ide* Io carry cm!, when the perwst of the pure republMOM neat again eat “brabh pie” and gruco by their ser­ vility the hlcmjihsut to-tin* of the Paaut July S4, 1672. It b more than probable if the nation J giro* a thought to the subject, it will laugh al tbe spectacle of Um assembly ' be mg bound hand and foot by IL Tbmra. ’ It i* better to indulge in broad grins’ than in barrica-le*. Bret an-urod out when M. Thein eeoww tu l« an utility, a severe aecoont will b« demanded of . bis dictatorship- For outsiders It waa r strange to observ* protodkmut* voting for fine trade and free trsder* going aleo with ono of tbo fairy uow loaves; about a crumb fall* to tbo shore cd sack metater of the *ta£ *u that not m oted scriber ar a roortw* order at the aam tuuiit of going to prros “ Medical baherma" are springing up; thesj eatablisho nts pvufasa to Mil bread with tire addition Of per* pbaepbalo of lime. It folate hoped tfo-ir doctoring bath this Perhaps in another fortnight the As­ sembly will break up for a three months racalivu. If the present esreioc devo­ ted moot of it* time to personal incidoate and party equabbles, i* raising the mon­ ey fo ratuom the cunntry it has n grand claim for indulgence. When the inva­ der baa tntirol tb» great dosumlic re. form* will be acrioudy lake* up' by a Angust two Ccmrts-inartial will snBire to wind up the remain* of the (Wmune. Loffiar, the sucreesful leader of tbo ituumetion of the IMh Marek, and who sra* ti-r. trared to haprisoament Cw life, has bwn tninvpcrtod ia a dying *Ute to tbo city of Bedlam. He was as mad as a March hare when lie ran find It will be a great trial to patriot* to cany their moMy-bogi to tbo nrioui reoMriag offices on Sunday—«a the ter­ rible heat ia overpowering, and tbo in­ stallments for the loro must bo paid in geld or silver. Tbo bent whirl. kilh-d the inhabitant* of Naw York baa creas­ ed the Atlantic. We are an- being grill­ ed by degree; this alow torture ia worse than bring [dunged at ooco into the Gory furnace It la only local bidiop virit* them occasionally, and if tha froo-tlnnketa dislike hie dnetriaen, they never deciinn ifo* presents of wise and tobacco be bring* far their cuo>lo«T.I When Ke bogt will be a neuro at de­ gree* le«s, a grand review of the army . * thler name ia l*<i< n, are totally inade­ quate fit the want* I»f the population­ • Crus d» form a ywnre for admission, like th* pwldie oatsidv a theatre; uM n few persons take their meals in ttac&j ant ! chared palace* ; tk« mere Lmkiag at di’ iaeoa taking header* ant* aa a refrigore- tfoa. ccmldnod wish * wssdth of luxury cLwnting of the diy la being aa rigor- end terte entesfated to please tha ere ouidyjNuted forward as. the malarial. end .term the meat fatfidtoaa taafa. It is dear that u*ay poteo smm which The fame* fa esroBref. the eeramt. waU tbo lata dyoariy- wtakad at, aro now se­ miring wttmiioB. Pria« Gvc.duvi sevml institatioav where vagrants en powd lumtrlf off as heir to the oown ' 'wash and bo clean for nothing. In the enrio* of rulre and rognlatians pwtod over in a body to protection. They au. every beggar hos the right to a manage so know those things ditterontbath, wnssn “’ -----ly in France. It would oppose, accord • iug to tbo deputies who have voted while ia January last and black a few ' days ago, the cireumatanaw being unallivwry tax, -r th. bant, a fe*hioaaUa la­ lered, that they did so to elrvstgihea M. ' Thefrs; that h to humor the wtrisns of dy is rwpurtad to farm ordered bar foot­ man to dbpotwe with all dathing suv. sn »ld tmm and to paader to hi* oUti- �lost ream; utdwherewl togother all ttese in om eraory to nominate Horace (Jftolry as no otter man could be found, who could faithfully represent thrm all. And wterara because raid Cusvontten. did ptetfanu, there are some who may think that tho intention is to alteutd tte aft&dtoSu'tf Ate GovWnmsnt Mi sail ptetfhnn, and If so, that said assteM&w steuld have h raw. . And whereas, tt has been eaudusively • amsriaiasil that up to the present time, I MteraUanMbton found writton witter i> barren ner among aran, a ntme Uf sMsvA toMmemore than half of it? and whereas the propio evrry where are srs.it to mo White I was in New Eagland, and I hare teen unable un till now to ac­ knowledge its rocsptfou. 1 do not undemtand on whahrromxl you cunaidcr yourself uuthurised to dddassasuoh - — had brent life, and «| ycneoald nmrwwmtation Efocwty,” and wiUidrawteg front raid association, fearing that if said Greater should be permitted to administer thia Oovnniment, or. to oven‘ make Ute attempt, that it would speedi­■ ly result la apW astmaZ 2fo» JJsa dfe-. , •tter. and we be competed to listen again to the Bebel yen of autoy; Therefore,> it has 1<cumo nscesMiy, in order to> > overthrow, annihilation, and ruin, that, iuIUuMbuus sebodi to umAv their own __________ ——indent laborers, protreted as husbaadn and wires, boand togetter ns parent# ami children, voting and being rated; for, ptnwaing succeM- sknuld bav-trathfuHy cswrewl fcf he starts an lite journey, ami. ftn, taken in examination < f lioal„ j. many rases save much trouble, fim, : J. P. ROBERTS & CO. a ait IL.’ from Chisago through GaUbure Burlingtoc, hto> Bettered a splendid re. utetioti in the last two yeopastho lead, ing Paraougcr Route tc tbo West At Bariington it cotiacrto with th, Badiugtoa Route which nms dir^-t through Southeru Io** to Nebraska and Kansas, with doos cminretionsto California «fd th?Territorfes; and paa< engera starting from Bony County, on their way wretwnnl, rannot do better than to (akr tboC. B. A Q.'and Barlie., ton Root This Sink (tea pwblialu d a porupfalet DRUGS DRY GOODS bituro aud on the floor of Congress. Medicines, thaws to horrillo outrages; but theso arc inflicted by that rises ol incorrigi­ ble miscreants at tbe South who nro just now in happy aAliation with yoursslf to place Horace Grssiey isi the ProsidmttUl chair! True, there is still, throughout the ox:ntry. a strong preju­ dice against social equality irrespective of color ; but this u steadily yitldlng, end in many cases has osawd to ope­ rate. Tho special time to e»n»*’ sympathy for tho “infinite wrongs" of the cirtorwd neo was when they had fow to interfere for their deUraraura from tho auctioublock and tho stern oofflo, from tho stero drivers’ gray laah, from gelling yokes and tortunug thumb-seren-s, from tbe fangs of pursuing bloodhounds, from tbe clutches of prowling kidnanperu, from inoonoeirablo agonies nt tho burn- Dye Stuffs, coiled “How to r > West,” whieh «,a. tains mush vnlaahleinfortnation; 3 ter-t correct map of ths Great West, which ran be obtained free of charge by ,J. dreaaiag tbe General 1'raxmger Agrnt, B. A M. R. R. Bnrfagton. It,., PAINTS & OILS among tho most exrome utenteta a« the fU*at question of political and social duty which have been brought under Adiwiba Anting th. Wt qnrlsr of a century. 3. Borauee bo has been tbo advocate (and in this instance persistently) of that moot unjust and unequal c/tnmorcinl oretom which te dostroymg our mercana steteiOant of the facta, and objects, bo Ute and shipping iutsreats, and hooping upononuiiuj. accumulations of wualth dearly sol forth, so that tho fearful anx­• in the hands of tho protected cleasre to iety “and looking for of iudgumot," m <SES****ioa ,nt* may giro way, and such fearful forw4. Because bo i. assoetetod, in telaregret, tor, (as I am auro you do texhugs vaniih. Under the glorious sun wore more or Ira. intimate, with somn new,) that tor ao many years after tha tight of reksoa and truth, we arc well of the chief iJuadmr, of tho rily of comtacnsemoat of tho uruggte to ofled aware that the difficulty has amen out New York, justly varranting tho nruiro- that deliverance, when tbo elamcnta of a serious mil apprehension of ths ob­ hensiou that through his eornplloy or wore melting with fervent heat, and 'he ram*1 -Xn mubocratie violence for ita- suppression jects of this association, and when that of fraud and cceruptfon which tabs ’dis­ of anti-slavery diacussioe was ereryshall be truthfully stated, wo feci coatigraced I ho mumcij>al government of this » hereprovalcnt, not excepting your own dent that no very serious objection will city may bo carried to more infamous native city, you look no active port in be mode to new organisation. Its extremes ia tha administration of tho ttet conflict, attended no anti-slavery gutterings, gave no visibte sign uf a object is not (aa it has seemed, to tu that Federal Government; and, 5. Bocnure in tte darkest hour of the lirsly interest in its auccrre; for tho fir*', a’l should be aware) to attempt to ad­ country’s jwril, when a traitorous cum- time bearing your public testimony minister this Government with such an bination luul been farmed to overthrow against td-ivery in opposing the annexa­ executive head as Horace Greeley, but tho Government he openly counseled tion of- Texas. When elected to tho under Am, we could “gather within our tho cowardly policy of nuu n-ristancc United States .Senate in 1S5L you vat orbit, aU the antagonistic nations” (and and aa acquieocvua. in tho disolutiou of nearly right months iu that body speech ■ the Union, whenever tno cotton States leas in respect to the Fugitive tilave bill mure too,) end thus secure tho grand slruuld make up tbsir minds to go. eliciting strong remonstrances against and glorious objects of our onfanixation. The coalition, which has been formed your protracted silence, swing that, u schr* sre <ra»»aw fksf lite Sacutf it to promote hi. election, te one of the I tho successor of Mr. Webster, your elec­ vrfmiuJ for tkt prrpn »f prc:c»ti»y en­ moot extraordinary in tho history of tion was rvgardud as on important gain tity It ewsBiwla, sod At mnurtyttuul cf parties, in respect both to the discordant to the uum of impartial freedom. cteraeute it embraces, and thn surrender jfyricaUan, and that it is not and never of principles it involvsa. The Cincinnati Convention, caijbd to tersota of thia giorious land, by any bring before the people unportairf meas­ i That the Lilroral Republican movesuch dangerous experiment a* the elec­ ures of reform, nominated him gtantly । ,moot, despite the pure intentions of to the surprise of tho whole country, New Advertisements. of ita supporters, is uasl o« a cat’s tion of the sago of Chappaqua to tho knowing him, in regard to one of those some ' by th.' lX.-mixra.ie party i» HoPrwteowy. No, noI wo want him to to mrawarc*, to bean implacable oppenrnt. paw 1 Court House, in lbs O(y of Hasttags, stoutly illustrated, and tn a manner chief editor of that grand old Triiaw; — nutataatixl him, too. against tho ' which should open the eyre of the real ­ at IS o’clock M., on Hatunlay. Aug. 34. wishes and judgement of the chief ]»ro- , patriotic men who are inclined to it A.D. ISTt, for tbe nomination of County we want him to keep right on driving moteni of the movement, who accepted ly , officers and the transaction of any och everything Weat, and (if possible) tell him cither with an avowed or an ill-con- by dteappointtnent in tbe pn-eht Ad­ er business that may property come be- us tU bo knows about fanning and the coaled disgust, which, would far more ministration. The theory is that the I Democratic party has now naolrcd to Democratic party. Therefore let tbe croditabta to their feelings if tho oct of I j j live cleanly, and has bent ita fnUenml people rejoice with joy unspeakable acceptance were not utterly irreconcilable 1j soul wholly utwn conciliation. In fort, with their principles. ‘ the repentant party -a monk would be." Arise my aoni, shake off thy fear* Tho Democratic Convention at Haiti- I' But way te thoouoplot <*r state. except more indor*-«i and Totumendo.1 him to,. i that its appositene.. is so constant? If i tho support of their party, not iu the ex-' any sincere inquirer wishes to know the | ponent of nny principles they liaru pro- [ I real meaning of the present poaitiun of , A newspaper tran and an old Demo­ lcsse.1 or any measure, they haru adn>- the Democratic party, let him consider i crat, sends the Kalamanoo TWsyrsp* the rated. but u a known and bitter oppan* .tin- action of the late Deiaocratio Stale j following incident, which occurred un­ t.'onvaotion in Gocrgia all other*, hn. been th-v most On the 2 Illi of July a number of gen­ i dcr the writer’s immediate notice, and assailant of the Democracy, it tlemen calling themselves Liberal iteho vouches for the entire truth of the ita integrity, traducing its mo publicans, and whg declared they were vilifying ita character. satisfied that they represented at least 15,000 Republican voters in Georgia, candidate for tho Chief Magistracy of tho Union te the most couspicuaus aban­ donment of political prinriplcs known to'lllemen, with cx-Govornor Joseph K jiarty cuntesta. I Brown a: tlretr head, recounting what It remains to be aem whether tbo they consi'for to be the otfens.es of the great texly of tlfo Democratic voter*, Administration, and rsjwciaDy its snbnn l the true freinds of reform, can bo vsnion of State rights, resolved "to dis­ mod« |«rtios to this unscrupulous ccaliregard jwirty tie, and party discipline, ti <n tetween political loadera and to align thooiseives with tbo groat That Gen. Grant has commitwl mis­ eonserrativv olemonlof the Uniou,” and I takes his most aiaci-re fricndu admit. “to ptecy country above party," ete., etc. I sxcoxD ntrrsicr I Ho arid Grant^dmttXl this After he But if bis errors had been four-ibkl j They rewired further and acoonlingly tuon< numorous. te would, in my [: tliut there should bo but one electoral -----pit through. Pringle proposed three opinion.be a much safer Chief Magistrate lto<kt>u CMvratisa hr R4»r~«si*to. cheers for the 'War Governor* and than MrjQreelcy. Ho has, in that ca- ticket in tho Held, and respectfully propa«sl in tho Democratic Convention to fctl. XMsssrMse th. Sseta raw •/Barer Grec’cv ' A few feobte vu.ee. ra.iM.ndtr. «IU te tete si BsMom-* MsU. Itotarv . . . —Zi_-. give "th® Liberal RepublicoxB” a mod-1 C,: representation upon that ticket. A I —sen of Reading stsppsd upon tho plat­ conference committed upon each side • * HOtOgTSpilS, FhctflgTATin? form and requested tho people to re­ waa appeinted, and teok tho matter into ■ ‘ main a moment, when ho stated that ho ty-setting rensidcratioa. agreed with tho Governor in regard to tilitias with Tho comnutieve eoou reported. The 1 the election of North Carolina as an in­ Cuba, and with Great Britain on tho Democrats said that ihey thought tbo dication of the coming general election, Alabama claims and tho fishorioj. claim ‘xntrinssrally just and reasonable” Ijgj9 and raid that bo had just received n tel­ I! regardless of these titles to tho ap­ \ egram stating that North Carolina had proval of his feltew-citiaras, and of his but believing tha£it Wouhl be unaccwptY9CKIL— 1 Jj given 1,400 RopuMican majority, and invaluable services during tho late civil able to tbe Convention, thry declined to .^1 then proposr-d three cheers for Grant war, they should sat him aside for Mr. rtHiimtncnd it, nnd asked to be Jiseh.vrgrtd. Tbo Literal Republicans reand Wilson. Tho response wa> deaf­ Greeley; the taUcr.a niotw erratic 11 ening. and Blair finding out that ho had CHudan, untried ia any important nub­ port.4 to their trienda that they could nut see the liberality ft" th" Democratic been talking to Grant mon end wasting trust, should bo devoted to tho Chief . his sarcasm, and invectives, skulked cf the ’Union,—a Union? invitation to harm3ni.ro with that party withont roproseutatiori upon tho ticket, away to tha hotel and was seer, no more. sob bad been followed.—and if ths man hit that they would Mverthslasa do su, School Books J- Stationery They have Added to their Immense Stock PRESCRIPTIONS ,AND FAMILY Rolls New Carpets, 175 Packages of Dry Goods. 250 Money, Phtrni.r Cash fitorc. Olivet College. who, of all otbeni, has done the most to proserve it should bo discarded for a successor so ni-quntified and so unscru­ ’ pulously tsomi.stud and sustained, the [ KU explains itaelf. example would te most deplorable in ita! influrwo un all high motives to pobtical I My Dear Sir:—Tho mail has just action, and justify the mast painful fore­ mo your note, and tho extracts j boding* u to tho faltira. I am rvapectfuDy yours. j •jsejsiswztr" •" The following letter from Scaia Ior Wil- Io vour inquiry. 1 hare to say that ttey and all thoughta Bad words of Eks char­ acter which have appeared in the paper*, are cure invsntteus, forgcriea, and abrolnte falsehoodc. Never have I thought, spoken, or written ttean words, nor anything t»sesnbling thora wonte, ner anything that This, we ruppraa, illustrates ths dtesolution of tho Democratic party nnd tho eagtrneaa of its members to join tho gh-at uprising of tho people indeCdont of party. The liberal Repubns ntoolve “to disregard party ties and party discipline” only when they are Republican tics. But they are wirf. ing, ever. |n tho faro of contemptuous insult, to submit to Democratic disci­ pline. They “have not hositoted to place cuustry above party,” wo long as u is tho Xepubliean party : but if ths Wm. Lloyd Garrison's letter to Democnttio party requires them to sac­ Charles Sumner would 611 four columns rifice their claims, they yield. •n» hnaghly rofiteal ef tho Dornaof this paper. We have room fur but ono passage: It affords you much gratification to licans is the real spirit of that party bo singled out by your colored iatarrog- every where in tho country. They are Propose t<> aell a Half u Million Dollar* this Year SHINS WE PAY GROCERS. CASH I SOLD IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY A SI. INOCURE.NO charge otr tr atit fc ires iron at STOCK •HAS UK, IDE, to BiH Shingles, Lath, &c. Tu uy rme sUw o.e-i!,:nf „ «..y h,|ef .u o will make it for the Interest of Every REMOVED Man, Woman and Child to buy their To Washington Block over BRT (001$ HI CIRPKTS Guarantee Satisfaction Shop in Barlow A Goodyear's New Hcatli &. t’hidestor- Warehouse, njoining Q P. Dwight -A Co’s Foundry. pLANTATIOH JITFERS. S.T.—1860—X- yoaraelf, have bean as unflinching, and m their turn as bitterly dcnouuwd, to Myitothingof tbo thourasids of smtislavery men and wouwn whore lot it was to pass through the heat and bur­ den of tte eouflirt, pleading in reason sad out ofsissne, aosily a scorn of yastn before your voice waa teonl iu support of their holy causp You bare since rendered omioeui rerriee to that cause; jmtr advocacv of it has been great and maxitorimaa; but to claim it as pceubar si thia te to day. as thragh you otaxd & AVEIY. J. dole & Son, willing to tw RepnbKcan votes end W Wool mt by railroad will ba Republican cries to help them into pow­ eardod and ant Uckin good condition er. Bnt what Union man in Georgia must not treuulilo as ho sens this scorn­ , This wonderful vegetable restorative WELCOME MARBLE. ful rejection even of lateral BopubE- is the sheet-anchor of tho feeble and docans, and thinks that tbo soeraets hope bilitatod. As a tome and cordial for the to sgereed in tho election! If they aged end languid it baa no equal ' twrau Jndgs Upson of OsUwador and Hou. (raotge Willard of Baltic Creek. Tha Ujmsc detegetu presssd tbair My tteughta. my words, my heart, claims nrttiy strongly, bul had to yield, al last to the majority ami Hos. Gas. my votes, have teen conaeeratod for more than thirty-six ysan to human , rights In the Oramtoitioeal Conrentea of Masrashpntto, eight years' *w- One Hundred Thousand Dollars! It Sell Ciaper Ttai Oilers. the nervous weakness to which women on, especially aubjert, it te superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it acta oaa 1»8S ■cdcu"l«nLffini, Gh« Fur Man ur Beast. | Probably fo- article. h*r. am had I so oxtentive a Salo, white none hare , W' our O«41 * StwAMuren. ml Importer,. »nd give our Customers every Advantage iu lx)w Paicis I SPRINC tc AVERY. CALL AT 1 S. VIS VHCK & 09'3. For Your ~ Boots and Shoes It tab in ftW nt Tumt ffl w �Til, Rsrdsuc*!1iBtw—jgjMM WM W,M—ffiflflflW. Th* salt wall at Muskegon ia down 962 fort and tho strength of tho brine ■JtKaNGmKm GVX1JK bJta.i7.Si covmty opirfentar. . .... CHURCHES. JalonJriioreonSt. Apply to 8. C. PxtwBLx, Beal Estate Agent. i or gripe, but u.*'raio whm> aU other retne-’ dmshawifaitoL It u • Jmraly mgMu* bio preparation, cuitainiag neither Minarek Morphine nor Alcohol, th* result of fifteen years experimenting bv lector Hamuel Pitcher. It is perfcctl'v harmless and far more efluetive than lifts, Naaootie Byrops'or Caster Oik By ..xrthiug the ryerrsn it produre. natural •J* ep. and is particularly adapted to «yi»g or teething children. It kill* Worm*, cures Stomach Ache, Cunatipatfon, Flatulendy and Derangement of th* Inver. No family eon afford to be without this article. It cost* but M ■vets ask your druggut to geHt for you and ho will aiwsy* keep it I. 0. O. F. Grant and Wilson Club. ■ ICHIG4R CENTRAL R. R. Grant Hivar Valley Division EuciiCoiaKTD - Bj i mittako ia Tax*—It i. a fact that cannot bo de­ c opy tho call for a Ilcprewntativr Con­ nted tlial tbo New York Cash Store are vention for the 2d District in tlds county selling Tans cheaper than any other read 17th day of Aagutt, it should road store in Mulligan. AU teas warranted as rerommended. at tho money refun- tendance at three gaUieringv. Select the best men far ddegateo, and leu theta be a full rcprwenUil-m at the Any quantity of that splendid starvb County and Representative ConvenUoa on hand and for sale at 10 cU. per lt> this city on the Sttii Inta., and st the pound nt the Near York Cash Store / The New York Cash Store won’t bo tx»dwr*old. Hr sure and cell and ex­ amine pxid* and [iricCT. Lcfor pureba*- Sugar far 10 l-2c; tho best grad,- of yellow Sugar for 12c and every thing cbm in proportion at U<2 Wirxuso 4 HriTun. all the modern eaprovvment*. ft will cover an area of 38,810 square foot The main walla will be W foot is Bowen, motion to dlstnl-o bill to com- height from top of basement to head of cornice; walls to wing 45 feel in height 1*1 discharge of martga0e. Granted. There wdl lx* a grand entrance to each ^Milo L. William*, by the way uno of front, approached by a brood and easy stairway, with" ornate and approptiate the traovt Itopablicaa* Barry Co. ever had, was through tho south ivart of this. ■ The next annual reunion of toe 22d Regiment of Michigan Infantry will b* held at Fort Huron, Aug. 28th. The fifth annoxl reunion of th* llth Miehican Isfantijyjuid ths 4toltar.sty will bo held at Bturgb, Aug. Mth. J. W. french * Co. of Three Hirers manufsetun- th* finest qualities of tinted paper for book and 'pamphlet In the evening Martial Music and the 'firing of guns called tho tnulttmic to the Town house, which by eight o'clock waa densley crowded, a very large pro portion of the audience being ladies. A lawsnh in reference to a steer has Everybody try them before lurohaeing Elsewhere. 4 WARD & THAYER. 1 Speakers of tho evening. Tbe meeting wa* decidedly «ta> of the very best political meetings over sort of wisdom tunvr th«k* about bodi- , ly heslth until it is g’jne. But just nv much aa any disease haa bceome seated, the poser of th* »r»teni to resist and will be divided into kitchen, dining­ throw it off is weakened ; hemn time is room, laundry, cellu.-. store rwomv. furall important. For dysp-pera, all di*- < n»re. fuel-room*, etc . sates ;af tbe livrr, >!umacb, akin and , The first story. 12 feet in tbo dear, kidneyr, and all that licgm in ritixtod will bo divided lute parlors, library, reblood, do not wait until the trouble is cwptioa-nxim*, recitation-rooms, and suits Funnaut to uotico both Rcp<iEHmii< eonfinnrel, but attack it by a tia-cly use and Democrat* gathered nt Met .'oruuek** of De WiLXri'* Cstivnav*. Vrvrn*« Hall test Katuiday night, for tha fqrl«**e uf forming u Grant and dub; about 2tW were present, Ae of Jho aamo hcigUt and have toe same meeting was soiled to order by D? C. dinefoas as the mxvo'I story, save that Griffith, and H. IL Wood wa* elected in the fourth »tory a large apartment Chairman, and Clement Smith Hocrrtawill be reMrvod for an npparatut-r.xwn . I ly. Tho Crat buiinoes was forming the Thu aiiiaUsat aiugfo lodgiag rvom will be 10 by 12 feet in extent- From thia aiae, room* range all tbe way up to 2U by 35 feet ItoouM tor gruoral u*c from ■‘Father, may 1 gw out to vote?" “Yea, my boy, and finely ; Vote fcr Grant and Wilstut true. Michigan Central R. R. psttwaawsfa tea tfoe notate, of Township Caucures, □4 Ward Caucuses, Triday evening. HAVE STOOD TEST. " T » ’ ... u‘ fV Iwsng manufactured for tbo use ef tbo, and some part* of Kalamaxao County tewwiag. Mr. Ihwdr* tn in -few coming Union Fair st Grand Rapid*, to ■ la*t week. Ho rvjurt* cheering proa- 1 timed rvmttkx, *poki> of the politic-al operate the machinery that wUI be ex­ pccta for too Republican cause where- j issues before tbo people, The present ,v ever ho want, and "Dolly Vardenism" , prosperity of tbo country, and tho noTh* Kalamteua T*feer«p4 says that a dying out fest) cestoy of continuing n Repubhrim ad- son of ex-Gtncrnor Blair who lias far In Brady, Kalamasoj Co., A well- | KKY lU-lANON-ABLK TEMMR -kliE GTVEIV. imuittaxtfon- Ami after lirisfly alltto-1 *omatime held tho pusitiou of mail agant j on the Michigan XOntral Railroad bn* infanned negro, and once a stare, mmI I ing to tbe 1-it'XJfiCM .<rf renwuigtt! I lieen removed for continued, and pcrthe philosopher-farmer might have gsia-. 'i and lb* tatoeboods circulated AgmMt,. *i*t*nt nrglert of tbo duties of his gfisew. May 15, . • llajtytgr $ AUegan. ed wlore.1 vote* if he had advocated ' tho ritwident, introduced ilia rip.-akerw The 9th Michigan Infantry nr, tn hold paytag 8100,000,000 to tho negro* for pf toe vvening Wm. IT. Haylord, Chan.. a reunion at Jacksea 04 the il&h iust., years of servitude under slave-rule, inII Hauer, at;d Cha*. G. Holbrook ' when it is intended to form a Itegimonutrad uf prying their mui»n that , ■ tai Aaaociation. Gen. J. G. l^xrkharst ' pf Coldwater (s to deliver aa oration and amount lor human lieingt that by God's I law nervr belonged to them, yea. and ! ——- _ ' an historical sketcli of lLu n-gitasnl pill ‘ and drew frequent and coutinisod a[>-1 even after ' Massa Ixaeuln had dotlared (“sei 1 plutiv, Extracts from the New York ' u. fra." ' th. inter. ..------------------ Broad halls will toad through tire Tcitoa* of fho truth* told by Hur ice ; j building in several diroction* requisite 1' GreoUy of U. S. Grant, wore ran I by : for eounuunicotioa with all parts, throe i tow weeks for his health H« has la­ I connected each with tile other by an ea- Mr. Bau.it and Mr. Holbrook, and were | Keep a large nupply of Rail for rale al Lowest market rates, bored hard and earnestly for our now I »y ria* of stairway from kwaement to I heartily endorsed. Th* people of Woodtheir Brick Warehouse.1 j roof; the runtilation will bo ample . and propose to take Greeley At lid railroad and ha* raised tbo subscription Ilirougbunt the satire structure, and llui list so that it now foot* up over 153,000, । divisMia fir the purpwea will Lu plea*- । 1 ere of Grant nay about him. Some of only a!»ut 85,«KI are wanted and ho ant. practicable, Mid judicioux 1 A bell i* to be hung in each of the toe ha|>py bit* maJo by Mr. Holbrook expects on lii* return to aide to raise at “ honest old Harris" the “Chappaqu»| that amount in 10 dny*. ) Then why I I chtof' and “ I’hiloawibic.il termer, " hi* t pa it record and present policy, elicited ‘ bure'a of laughter. At ths cfcee of 11s- pieces, post-paid, on receipt cf tha mark. mooting threo routing choe:s wore gi- »1 price, or tho entire lot may be had von for the National flag, three for by sending SO it*. fcr the July Mtnbct Grant and Wilton, and throe forth* of “I’rtcrs' Musical Monthly." Cxnarrns Carers.—The llepublicen* of the Township of Castleton, will meet I in caucus at the Village of Nashville on Saturday the 17th, iust, at 1 o'dock P-, Tho avenno of approach to the unfbr- ■ M-, for tbo election of Delegates to the i tnaate half of tho City tn which our County, Senatorial and Iteproaeutativo Sash, Dooe and Blind Factory ia aituat' ed, having been closed by too Marshnl Gold 116 14Where is the Council 7 Where b tha Ircm bridge f Where is toe grading jobs? Where boor fire protectkmr It b about time something was dun*. We are having i*.nty of rain now. -' Tnursdgy. to Ute aOth day of Scptem- ‘he Odd Fsllow** Inatitute at Dinting, ber, at Sr. M. Tbe fotUrwlngadflntoMT 4 u ft *i!) be when completed, afoo tbe •fc--" : ground Man, anB the ftlfowiag d«*eripbualnna WIm disposed of— : : The peefrfe Vs. David Fidler, on I ‘ ‘ xikhng iu detail, written by for tbo juwt year for Incest with hl* c__. OohmelE. M. Filch; . polo selected was a very fine on*, and daughter, a glri about 1» years of age. The editioe, ia outline cruciform, filled Geo. W. Mill* attorney for dctemlant. like the politics of Woodland Ri-publiOwn summed up. J ary returned a ver- iu at the intersection*, is to be of the catw, straight a* a line. Many and wflFrench style of architocturs. its Mansard ling hand* medo.tho work of raising the jkjIo light. Tbe flag wa* torn run aloft four main end four wing towers, tho and as ia granotol fold* mtughi tbe browse uud revealed the nsmjs of Grant and Wilson' a routing cheer went gp fcr that grand old flag wlsoee every 4tar wxstoere; and for him who for tho honor of. that flag freelry offered Ms Ufa from east to west, the face wall to be of in tho Nation's hour of trouble, and who white brick, carved window and door bravely bore it aloft, through Donolacm. cmvs pf ctofit, with delicately rut keys Vsekfborg, Misaip«aj(y Midge aa^l ■t«s AM jcnSSf I ifurs and , window-sift* to Rfahmond." aOas tore but wmrM- The Itepuldlcans at tbo City of Heal­ ings, are requested to meet In their seven! Wards on Friday evening, Aug, SJd. 1871. at half past seven o'dock, for the purpose of chocwing delegates) to rrp rceent each Want in tbe County, and Representative Convention tube held fn ltd* etty on the 2tUi Inst, Also for on account of the chrouic debility of tbe Old Bridge, we deem it neccoaery tu state that we are down there yet, doing buaines* a* usual, ul the tout of the elegant The Bemto'.lcan elector* of the Town­ and “magnificent structure," the laox ship of Iteetlngs will meet at the eenter School How* on Monday. August Iteh 1B72, at 3 o’clock P. M. to elect datagate. We have a shnpfull of tbe latest imOLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, (irovad wood-working Machinery sad to attend fbe Coonly, Bopraoentative, and Senatorial Cowventtonv. can do anything tn that line as good By Order ot Coenmlttee. and as cheap ae any shop in the State. Molding made a speciality. Irving Rapublteaa Uaueuv We can plane, piano and match, anil Notice la hereby given that the Bemake riding with such surprising rapidity that cusUxnera out take tboir work publican* uf Irving will meet In Caucus on Thursday. August 2»l, 1*72, at toe home tbe same day. notwitoatanding tbe Townahlp Clerk’s office, al 2 o’etoek r. ctrcutiovu route to be travoltod by per­ M., for the purpose of nominating dele­ son* from the North and North-west gatee to tbe County, Itepresentative. For tho nsxt fifteen years wo ehall and Senatorial Cmveutioo* . Bj order Hep. Township Com. offer inducement* sufficient Io pay cus­ tomer* the expense of travelling around th* City to got to our place of business, and arid* tree any iudnoemotti* uffired by 1 as, the adnriratfo> asritad by a cm: appnrach to that ‘magnificent strerture wifi amply repay tho.tourist fcr a vtssl to t thia part of tho'.CMvIt haa been hinted by kuow.ug one*, that the City Father, are about 00mmoociag to prepare to make Pr*P*rw' best* to begin to talk of aeomg *bo<»‘ MM Jfrwfcsaedits approoehre, and if ’**«"—* l-«ufu Woodland Centre. Aug. 12,1872' >t thb depth b 6« per Mat Extras or Baas tn —Ths Bepubliraox ' The proretetoc of tbo Big Rapid. of thb »wn held a meeting Uro on the aftenuten of the IOth. for the purpose I of raising a. Grant and Wilera (Jam- || The annual reunion of the1 BMa Mich­ paign pole. Quite u saimber of tho ad­ Igan Infantry and 4th Chralry wffi be joining farmer* wwre ia altendam a Tbo hold at Adrian, Aug. 27 th. At AUeu 4 Frvsiun's Htoro ran be •n a Modena Vino nearly 50 toot in ngth. "Fin” has trained it in the Gold keep* going up to a 0 roeIcy stendatd 1.16 6-8. Before the “Chapaqtrack'' nomination it wan down tu 1.08. X Th" "t*py of Shiloeh" wa* played in Charlotte last week for tbe benefit of too Charlotte Baud. Wo understand it i* to bo brought out in this city soon for wm- tamlficeut object. A Grant Club wat organixod iu Ruthnd last Saturday evening. J. F. Meed waa cbosea President. Pres. D. R. Cook addressed the meeting and a great deal of enthusiasm was iuauifcat»L this, the first educational luititute inauiguraled by tbe Order iu too United I State*. Wo commenced with a library then selves to tho support ef Grant sad of altout 1,500 volumes' and a vary fiuo Wilson aud stnoug them wore several nhiloaopblral apparatus, donated by Itomocraxs who bare becotue disgusted All** Bugt-rs, tho form"*' uwnc-r uf to« | property. Baltimore a few day* ago and not being sutis&'d with ton cuiuidoratiun paid , have route out fair and *qnare for Grant and Witooa, Greeley bring to better a pill for them to swallow. large and commodious warns ia Wash­ The club having been farnud. *|aeochington Block, on State St over Alien cw we** called fine ; speakers acre ex­ 4 Preston's stare.^ They huvn on: of pected from abroad, bat did nut come, tbo best sky-lights, and tho finest ar­ ronseqnoatly we depoadtd on busne isl­ rangement of rooms, office 4c.. at any et! L Tli« first genltamaa calledoeiwa* Gallery in this soctum ot Michigan. Clement Smith who spoke fpr an hour, And then, the way they got up re-touch­ and rsrr.i-.lly set forth th* claim* of tho ed photograph* and pictures of all kinds, parties aad giving hi* reason* why tho is worthy of notice. They can truly D.mocintic party l»ad turned and gins take their place with the first in thoart. over to Greeley. During the *i>cech he was severaltimaa applauded with checra Nxw Paras*.—We have tbe pleasure and eric* of goud and wo must not forof several new acquaintance* this week. grt that be we* Limed by * fee SreeIra Mayhew wind* oat the first number l*j itra in the rear. • bu had taken too at bls new Coltog* Jeeraef, pablubed much Gnwley wliiak«y Io arfiadate quartwlr at toe city of Detroit. The plainly. After the speech of Mr. Hmith first nwnlier gives a daseriptiun of the several other gentleman *ore called out. Detroit Hirer Tunnel, cud among many among them Dr. W. G. Wilkinson, Capt. otlier valuable artteln give* a fnlt de­ McCormick, II. H. Wood, Lewi* Dur­ scription of the practical workings of Mayhew's popular institution for busi- kee, I- J. Wheeler, and J. K. Iteod, who dcclated they were iu earnest iu Tax Lrasouxs's Gxxkttx.—Publish­ tho.mattcr and would Aloud by Jha_oU tlag aud tho old |>arty aad Great and ed monthly by Henry 8. Dow al Bay Wilson, believing too country to bo eafe City, a faithful representative of tbe lumber and Helt interests ot 'Michigan. under tbo present aJuiixistmtiuu and Dr. E. F. Brown ha* removed hi* of­ fice over Bowse's Store in Washington Block. Same stairway lending to Heath The first number, now before ns is a 4 Chidastor’. Photograph Gallery well written, neatly printed paper of 24 pages. Long may it flourish Terms, Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, LUflBeH FUfyUSttED /y 0<q LOW LOTS. CASH FOH Wool, W beat, Oats and Corn. GOOD NEWS FOR ALL $20,000 Worth Lur or l.mru remaining at tbe Hastings F. O., Aegust IS, 1879. laicy J. Austin, Mr. Marvut Harr, . Ror. T. Boyiee, Fremont Belding, Ovo. Beckwith. Wm. B. Cock, Mrs J sue A horse belonging to William Wal* draff, on the State road a few tniloo East of thi* City, while rxniug in the field one wook ago last Runday.areiA'a tally Stepp* 1 hi* forward fcet in a hole n sudden halt pttebed forward on his head breakiag the spited artery. He died tbe next morning. It wa« u very valuable hor«s <tod waa the bes t one of n matched team worth 1500. A number of Harry County’s promi­ nent Republkans « ere ia attendance ot tbe Coogreoriontl Convection at Jack­ yesterday. Three cheers for tho Republican nonuscc*. Cheaper than at the GKKAT COST" and "Excursion Salee.' X Moesn. Mason Alloa, Oro. H Mil. 4Ian. and William Newman have arrived homo, after upending severalweek- very pleemnUyi. tha lAke Superior region. •e-I keep a Tailor and Maaufacture Foe tads to older R. MUDGE. Three touting cheers were then gflrrn nil* D. ACKLEY, Tar Hoi skuulb Tnxxtcai —Publish­ ed by Bissell 4 Sargent nt Albion Mich, is another intoroeting and wall got up, a monthly publication and is just what A cheese factovy i. now in operation st Buchanan , Iu iMroii 11X5 poreo ing by gathering rags. i Hurs, oils, fitaor^iss, ‘ Goods, Bcvwhra, Mtatlotawry. * 4k< te I* (tav titter 4;W ■ M. �• fosg crfriS^iirf> aj.vntJtTorr. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN CARD. COBB, WALLACE & LAW. ra ■rtr.rel t. f.ratah til kimU «r~C«t kuu. c^w cartas Jwr. & ’ TbT.VEJn IXVaijd WHATEVER'^ NfW, twirntitir, Hurcmfol 7— on..., T"™ THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, foot. atiii Pn£ FOm? GREAT WORK Ttic Calrort 11 n 1 1 DR. ATKTN OPEN & TOP BUGGIES, « .plr.dld Tk.u4 UUa.cr.pl. ef L-pea Ik. Berk. ..4 ar. Me The New Capitol and Grounds, 7411 ladFes.' SW SEWI1NG MACHINES. KILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS, •aaaU.ll. Ixiog irnl IO ik« rn>prUlor i r.Maf TktMl dia*«hM sftMn .'.iS'iZrA'j.Srr.-d:: saStHMSsawi ^WiS* . $23,900 in Real Estate ! iTIONJSih'siit MOHTGAGR SALE. >Mlaw ta«a t..U la «kr AwiitiM XSST, 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS 1871 .e^llrtck D.rUi>caa4 IM la • SURE, iftSIU .*£*. .7T£S1 m. ■ 114‘.“1"?.1, fa™ Siiioe fS"’I AGENTS WANTED 1! D1 1 1 11i I <11 1 . YOUNG MEN $3,000 in Caah ! $0,555 in Personal Property _________ Far GOODSIEKDrt TOOmi CA1PA1GK BOO? MEDICAL SCHOOL HOEATIO HUH, Btfl SfULEf I. TURNER, M C8H J. OUH, do. Alt LOOK HERE. I Giginti; Enterprise. iGratn! 'ILt-neal J . KATURES EEMEbY. ' vegehh: Entertainment TO Uf 11 Kt.Il AT ; St. Jo3eph,liich. Sept. 4,1872 When rw« are aa-t out, pruned and highly rukkefed, we muat be on the look-out for wornu and inaocta of all kmde wh.eh mt~« the bu,J«. .keleloniro the leavcw and ruin the flowen. By picking-off tha worm* and bug*, oue oui kuep taro or. thriw Luiabea in loaf; but when one hwi many - plantr, hand­ picking ia too laboriona.* A mmrral "fortilircr" koop-i our rtwea frvth and green, and if •prinkled over tho Imtm early in GonditionPowdersl >111 NATURE’S Hair Restorative dewed, they ahould be aprinklod with root (torn the afore piner or chimneya, end in twctMy-fbur boon wuh it off with the watering-pot Still another antidote ia found in aulphur and quick­ lime, one quart of the latter to one pound of tulphur, add two galloua of h< t water, and to one pint of thia liquid add one gallon ot water, and aynnge not only ruaoa, but verbenaa and all CAT.KTXS’ CHAMPION WASHER Dr. Wells' tai of Jintete Wool I Wool ! . WM7M. ILATRJBD. Huai - ITlOUmOHDEU. ‘-"ita, t,u r.Wrr Yobc.TM 'X. 'bs llAhKiui:. GRAIN. SINE’S a UkfibiiMg Steamer Meteor, ; A Fann of 120 acroa, tuluated in 9“ I tuwnabip of Baltimore. 8 rnihu from HMtiuga, and only 3 mile* South of th’ Grand Hirer Valley Ik IL. at Quimby. Ruod young and growing orchard, good Lg buiidtnga. livwg atrea.a of wd". i&Oaaree under rniprovorr.-nti, 1 tuik I from School Home. Sugar bu>b of -1.000 tree. Splendid timber of all Made; Oak. Benwood, Whitewood rtcTkrma, per acre. For further «• *“hu °®**- * proprietor, * FREEMAN ' Baltimore, April 17th, 1872. ALFORD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-08-21.pdf 383ae5f3ba8c2dfa413311289c303e4c PDF Text Text —— Tip FVrJ,ucV n> go:#;; through. VOL. XVII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN ftp'll Hi M0WI Cifr VANVELWRk worm. LAWYKWO! ;W..’rXheiftJS!R.I!*St 7““’tr2?-2S'='etE jSjgsS3t‘J?~ IT !8 THE BEST JOB THE FOLLOB'rXG SEASONS . 1st. It is the lightcsfr*I)raft. 2nd It is the Easiest Handled. 3d it does the best work. 4th It is the! most durable, being harder than tempered steel. 5th The points will wear nearly twice as long as on any other plow. FIELD CULTIWOIfS, DRILLS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1872. 4. Cards will bo furnished with num- ' bra as entered at the Sacrotary's office, which should be placed on or near ths A. J.Bowue, John ISramarJ mars MUna ffit far Claaa Np. ». animals or articles uxiubitod so that tho | man and Hoary Barnum Bun with 'flva beef cadraa___ |5 DO judges, will have no difficulty in finding ; Boat 8 year# old or over, |8 00 them.' • Second do,' » 00 Division li^dlhreep, Wwlsso anrt 6. Exhibitors of horses will take no­ CLASS NO. G. •; tian that n sgn wffl be raised in the con-, CLASS NO. 1. tor of tho ring designating tho claas of horses desired by the judges for examin-' otion, when all horses of that class must ba brought into the ring and there re­ main until the Judges nave decided up­ on thnir morita. G. Any anlma!s,farm or article taking the first premium at any Fair shall if mnarJend worthy ths aueeveding year, be allowsd a diploma, sad on th* second year after receiving said premium, shall again be entitled to com[>rtc fur raid pra| n;ium. e 7. All animal ami articlsx offered fur I exhibition shall be die fawa/deproperty ! of a member of the society residing in tlu> county. skylark. happiness, always goes singing Best rag carpet, Second do Bert pair woolen stockings, Second dn ' > '» Best pair woUe« gloves, rroand during the Fair except in tbo homo ring, and are requoated to move , at all times in the. Mine direction, koq>-1 J <«»«*—J; C. Bray, Gm Cramer, L>. Be^ VoUW«M lock ine the center of the ground* on thn B. Pratt Beat draft team, 43 90 Heqandifo Second du, 3 OO Rio first (nation of God in the works of the days was the light of ths sense; the last was flto light of d» reason ; and his Sabbath-work ever since is the illuruination of the spirit The ond of logpittis to Know God, and out of tint knpwfedgn to love him, and to imitate him. M Wu mar the near­ est, by ptxscssing cnir eoals al true vir- pet Second du Beat Southilowa eno Second do Beat Southdown lamb fe * A wise man will never ruat out. A* long at ho bnsrthes tha breath of life, he will bc Soteg faasfting for himself, hi* cuuntry. or posterity. Tlio baud which carta into the waters of lllo n stone of offense, know* not bow far tlio circle# thus canted may sjirMd ffieir agitation). • Jt Mlbe—Jadob HsrtSm, haui, AL purhatu. Beal boor, Chester Whit. Hon*-) owned within the oonrity ing the special trotting dab) neo xcfnded from competing in the reg- Respect fully atiiioutice to tin the Public (scnernlly,that they have remove*] t<^ the Large and Commodious I\'ew Brick Store adjoining Ithe W ashington Block, and will be happy to»«etve all who may give them ■#JKK a call. Crockery and Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will be sold for Cush C* Cost Ralf's sit . We I all kinds <»f I’rtxluce llaharea is tlw symturtry cf the poul. A vise man is better than n propbet Be *hs! yon would geem to be. & BRO, n'Powdettl Bert bull. two years Second do, Beat ball 1 year old. Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS > i DlUt&Bto will need motiore daring ■ i the Campaign. From ilia following they ’ |utn select th,wo ihm are suitable for nil ^jiMcaritass. Here is s#o that wiUdotoor•• •• £ri»y. 5«» igamcni the front of th# Democratic wig­ half dorrs tong blood beet-. 2D warns: ’ ■ , Beet bull, 2 years old .Second bert du, Best bull, 1 year old. Second beat do, t TWKNTUTH ANNUAL FAIR BAEBT HL A&RKJLTUEAL 8OCIETT. ’ tlio list vf thus* present shall be the ' chmnnan. 1 3. Eich Viewing committee will pro-1 cure from the Secret try a blank rvjiort, : with imrtruclion.; Itsfure entering upon 1 tlw discharge of their dutiea. 4. A premium will not b* awarded i wh»n the animal of article is not worthy . though there shall no bs <o Jipohtion. 5. When article) of meril superior in ! their character, and which are not pro­ vided far in ths premium lint, ore ontererl the judge* aro desireil to rerommand discretionary pretuiums G. Article* enterod and marked as for­ eign shall not compete with thov’ of do - Beet bull. 3 year- old or over. tuoitic manufacture; but may, if con­ Second do, sidered worthy by the judges, bo rccotn- Brel bull. 2 ve*re old, . Second do, Beet bull, I year old. Second do, JrMM—J. W. T. Orr, G. K. Eeata-.T, M. ,T. Wheeler. Bert trio light Brama* 2 on B*'»t do dark do , ■ i! do Bert trio partridge 2oo B. U pair black Span'uli 1Go Bert trio white Cochins 2no Best do Dorking* 2oo Bert pair brotue Turkey. . 1Go do do ShangliaiM 1Do Democratic party would bo far stronger than it ia"— Zferacv Grerivy. The following for rural districts' eapociaUy three dirtricls whore vigilanro com­ mit tec* are necessary V» enable farmers to preserve (heir stock, will proro a tak­ ing and popular legend : “ Eviry Democrat is not a boron thief; but every Irorse thief is a Democrat''-X Jvoum—W. T. Berber, Z. B.'Tiovt. Christopher Kill. Beet Beeper and Mower,' toen- f. or more Stool's winter red, G or mere Wagner, <’> or more IL 1. Greening, fl ormerj Winter pippin, 0 or more Golden ru«srtr, fi or more King of Tomp- G or mow Maiden1 a blush, G or more Bambo, fl or mow Fall Pippin. G or more Sweet Bough, G or more pears. For Itotnocratin proocssions in citiea, a fine rifert ean be produced by judicfously distributing the following evur delegation* from appropriate ward, and "Every cue who cboaos to hre by pu­ gilism, or gambling, or harlotry, with needy wrery keeper of n 1 iimhng house, politically a Democrat."—Harare Grwby. “ We thereupon asked oar cotomporare to state frandr -whether the pngilista, blacklegs, thieves, keepers of dsn> of prostitution, etc, wore not almost unanimously Democrata.” — Harm "To smoko is a Democratic virtue; to chew ia that virtue intensified: to drink Heron Gratify. Nothing finer than the following, a* a motto for Democratic Stalo, county, and local convsationa, haa orar bean produ­ ced. It has nil the morite oi brcrity, truth, innocent candor, and that direct simplicity which cannot fail io touch the Socoad do. Beat heifer, 2 yearn old. Second do. Bast heifer, 1 year oM, Second do, BLACKSMITHING! CLASS NO. I. Jcmu—A. P. King, 3. W. T. and 8. J. Bidelman. Boat Stallion, 4 yearn old at over. It Second beat do, Boat Station, 8 yam old. • Second do, CLASS NO. 2.. DENTIST Jnan—la N. Mirer, 3 ahott Wm. Hartam. Bert yoke working oxea Secnddu Best pair 4 year oH steers Second do Ik-rt pair 8 year old steers CLABBSOO. licUpi Gold & Silver Watches Jenuxs-A. G. KmL D. C. and L IL Gardner. Bert pair. 5 y’rs old or.orsr, tferonddo, Jraona-N. Cook, Lewis Barbar, Gil­ bert Striker. ■ • Brel yoke draft oxcu <M» Second do 8 ®0 CLASS NO. 8. Best floral design. uwu' stnixo axs nxniss. Jnon.—A. It Pratt. Mr*. Hanna, Mr*. II. II- Wood. , Bert riding. eounliy | hbd wu presume that no one has any w scrioua doubt lliat the fa­ — ' ' ‘ ‘ uiao-thnUui of them are* and we are euro thet if they will have yd- Wjtlisms, Goo. H. Brooks. First in. bMOBdil, �Money Imti. ITS & patinul ki0biicait Ticket. starting wrong in his with aa education wl to do for hl. eowtry ’ could do,—ia represented .* having count o! the scurrility it contained and been wrong over since. Evon the mon­ the abnae aimed at Clement Smith Eeq. strous dactaralioa u not withheld that who baa formerly been a Democrat but Gen. Grant has not “at any time shown who refuses to bo delirersd oner. ti a say sympathy with tho colored not." Mr. thrsraer says thia to that same color­ ed race who are, almost to a man, the grateful and heartiest supporter, ot Gen. ' Grant. Can they, remembering their past, fooling their prassat peril* with an . inSwnrity Of Whtoh w. know |>itl% and studying tho acts of al) public men af- ereeisury. It tea wonder to ua how Herting them with a cto*ene*s and im­ any <uw claiming to be u hoawst man partiality which cannot bo equalted by and with a moderate amount of inlaleany white frieod, real or professed—can gem-e and who ha* been a Democrat can they, w* ask, be so fearfully deceived be gulled into tho support of tho Greeley on thia poinlt No; they haro soon ticket. Democnta have been taught not only that, did Gem Grant a.* a sol­ that their party was a party of priadpla, dier toad tbo wny steadily to their eman­ and they know that all the prindploa cipation, but that h* haa since aa J?io*i- which that party haa upheld rinoe tha dent done far mor* than any other days of Andrew Jackson haro been op­ statesman to secure, perfect aud guar­ posed to tho bitter end by Horace Gree­ b it antee their equal rights aa Amencan ley and tho Now York TrAtutr. citisen*. Wo do not behove they are to a wonder that tho honest Demecrata be led away from thia vital point by Mr should mistrust th* honor aud integrity of Sumner’s fierce diatribto on the Haytien their loalcn whoa they desort the prinquestions, about which much might bn 1■ cipals of a life time far the sako of the aeid if it woro pminent But tha rights |j spoils of offire ! li is more a wonder of the colored inhabitants of Hayti are. that they can toll and deliver any conMt In issue in thp campaign, it is the aidorablo portion of tho party. Greeley right* of our o*rn ciiiseha that we are |I Democrats n-v nice men to talk about to protect, and wo tears the Haytien* ' "rvoegade*'' whan they are all rene­ in charge of Mr. Sumner. But the an- ]. gadev It sound* well fur them to talk f<aitn as well a* tho egotism of Mr. \ about in.tiridnal Democrala supposing .Suma.r n thia connection ia curiously j tho Republican ticket for tho aake of disclosed in contrasting bis views with 1j oScc.when that te just what they support । those of Mr. Frederick Douglas*, tbr I| Greeley for. It is a true saying that. ; honored retwreentatirs of our colored “A thief alwayj cries thinf tlnit." people. Bt i* not at all distressed by itbs President's course toward Hayti. town during my rbort absence from the same. Wo notice Hint tho wall of the first and second stories of tbo nan aiding are complotnd, aud tbo capable of, taking core .of thcmaalros. ; i Alito* progressing with the life not M’i tiwy are indnatrious and •• wifi — mon "be done, . Uuid atoey, wbiah ready for th* roofing The new ach >ol laildiag will bo a noble structure wheni completed, and a greet ornament as wail aa convenience to tho people and their little one* of the town. I also no­ tice that our enterprising fiillow-townomanpl. A. Ahny, dealer in hard wan , DRUGS waving. They bare now on dvpoait, at 1 this bauk, one hundred and fifteen 1 thousand dollar* besides having drawn ' out of bank and expended for homes end real estate, about nine hundred thousand dollars Yours truly, W. C. Woodfam licines, • aswauU Aare-ci.-i >•—' is making pregre*. with his now brick block of store*, oh Main St, just abovu 1 the Exchange Hotel. These starve will Tlu» Nebraska State Fair will bo hold bo large and airy —nearly 100 feat tkrt year at Lincoln, (tho Capital of tho deep, and will odd largely tu thu buri-1 8tato, situated on thia Road,) from Sept naw iuteroeUof th* placet) 3u w Sept. "th. Erery arrangement (the members of tho M. K. Church lia» been effected, for making it a groat are building a naw panouago U|>on their sucre**. and ]*ocuring a thorough exhi­ obarch lot It it to Ixi a two story bition of tho products and resources of building with ono story addition.) Tbo foundation, including tha celhr, and the frame-work of which have been bailt during my absence, and many oth- ■ er building that were in progrm* of res-1 lling lbl, tU# u * M K Jt n ttreeuon wh.n ! toft, have been rom- P R R. and.thu Govomment Uud. PAINTS & OILS i still open tu Homesteads and l‘r*-emi>Thu* out town i* progt earing, and the business inter**!* of th* same arc I Ticket* will be sold by tho Burling­ being increased, and while this is being ton Routo nul connection*, from Indiandone, all so harmoniously, the politkal j *1»Im, t-Tucugo. I'coria, and Burlington, and burinena interests of our State. and t j |L:uculu nud return, on Sept. 3d and Nation are not lost right of by our ;m*> I 4th, at Half Rates, Ixiing, we believe pl*. Middleville is not so far out of] i E?l! 55 frem Cliiragv to Taacoln, and the way, or her people so dull in com- ' gi (xl to c> and como for two week.*. jirvhending tho adiauiin^ policy, anil People tviihing further partfoulara villainoiu tricks uf the old Democratic ' can address A. ’ E. Tourafin, General party (or what wa* left of tho Demo­ NkMonger Agent B. 4 M. R. It. Burcratic party at the clo*e of the late ter- Farms! u ilk* fewolss reile* frost lb* ««>•• l*r* .(«!*!., Uhl !S« orslal* I* HKb .M-l* *r-l *T*«I * b«M.y wUlvd Ast at <bs a*it AeiwrO Btk; - -------- - -• , and although ho is portrayed by Mr 1 Sumner aa being sadly illtreatwl by: IGea. Grant—that being given as ono of And they cry “Corrupt Adminiatratho proofs of the latter's want of sym- tiua." Tho national debt is boing di* pa thy foe the race—it so happens that । minished, and taxes are constantly be­ . Dourlaaa himwlf infinitely prefer* Grant ing lightened erery year. After next' October the following schedule will bo*; [ to Greeley for PreaidenL j We have dwelt upon this topic some­ entirely exempt from th* stamp taxes ; I Money. South) and tha political “buxten"—-ad­ venturers of the day, who are again, a* A party of our pwifta who were nutiin all time pest, stoddying and adopt­ ing every possible means within their caliig ut Gun Lake last week, report power, to deceive tho people and mis­ very lively times thorn. They say it' lead them info the betrayal of tho oublc wad n perfect guls-day, so much so that. and glorious principles of our Govern - । the PiteaUria! Retarclai ware somewhat what at length, not only because of its still the croakers cry “Oh, we must moat, fa I* deccirv-1 by any strategy 1 I nujectod fur the festivities of croquet, i • prime importance, but beoauac i'. clear change administration Jr go to ruin!"' tho opposing parties to the present ad-' 1 danring, Ac., to say nothing of the fas- j minirtrntion may adopt —or “new de-' cination of flirtations with a fine party ' ly brings out the strange willfulm-s. of Kalamazooites, who happened to be and utter disregard of facts which so parture*’’ they may attempt to make painftilly charneteriaes "Mr. Sumner's . "Old Dow,” the eccentric preacher, | spending a week at their Club House. In ( ’ Xbrie letter. 'Tho other main point— ’ meeting threa they considered themCourt House, in the City of Hastings, adopted tho following sentiment for hi* relres particularly fin innate. Resides I at natiaek M., on 8eturlay, Aug. 14.' the effort at justification which Mr. 8 um ■ ' text: “The world is all a fishing pond, Mr. and Mm. Slaughter. aiM MrsJ A.D. M72, for the nomination ofOountyr nor exhibits for his now comi ng into al Oflloers and the transecUon of any oth • j liance with tho old Democratic party— i tho [>><>ple all the fiahi-s, and the devil is , Bishop, there acre ,Col. Dunbar and ; er buslneaa that may property come be-■ i i* of a piece with tho former. In brief, i. Asaipimcnt of a lease, mortgage, p<>|' ky, or insurance or anything else. re. Misaci I'vttor, Bryant and How­ ' it amounts to this: " I, Charles Sumuo-, Bill* of exchange, foreign, inland, ' | whom you know to be unchangeable, tetter* of credit, or anything of tliat , Mi ssis. Muore, Bishop and Gordon; tall you tliat the old Democratic party |। kind now taxed by stamp*. I the .-ill*, sails, erojuel and doneBill* of lading and receipts, in the baa abandoned all its past princi[d*s aud I scaly fish, etc , aqd then to tidl how th* entertainments bstwsoa th* two par­ i United State* or anywhere else. • tradition*, changed everything oxcep: ■' Bill* of sale of any kind . devil managed to rateh them, the kind . hioiIk a continued jollification meet-, j of bait th* devil need, Ac. He said that it* name, and has become good enough . The atlractfoaa were su-h on tho Bond* of inderuufication ol any kind. Bond-administrator or gunnhan. or I। thus you could imagine hi* satuaic milRepublican te suit mo, and therefore let anything that has the name of bond in iI »*ty sitting upon soma “reeky monoit and now taxed by stamp. I tain," with bis legs dangling over this people to argue a question so preernted. ___ •__ _ ■ "mighty deep," ever busily engaged because we hare to begin with doubt­ fishing fur th* souls of mon ; and that, ; to row over and sho the girl*. On the ing tho infalibdily of Mr Sumner, in when the devil wanted.to catch a Christ- whole they report a delightful wack, and tho very face of his '. " j ian, be always baited hi* hook with a { returned with many pteaaantmoisanea of Whsn wo ask for evidence, we ire point| hypocrite, and thaa, by adopting much | our P'J Kslamtuwo friends, and tho I strategy, ho sometime* succeedJ, Nur, at occurs to us, that thi* la very much and such aa they were, who only want­ AH amtract* or agreement*. * rd to be “let alone'' when they were a»Conveyance, any jrart of the work of the position of the Democratic jetrty to। day— with II at ace Grooley on thoir book | I saulting the life of tho Union, who convoying. Indorvement of any ncgot.-able or nut | trying to catch tho jex plo of these Unit- 1 [ wanted the same currency for all puruegotiabh- inAtrumont. ' xThfi T<vu.bors' Claas at Orangeville •d States ; but. we kn >w they will । 1 p->ses when they aimed »t repudiation, Entry. for consumption, warehousing ' will a.mmeure Munday, tiept. Oth. Tiui ■ not entered, and poor Horace will lx. । and who, in their Ku-K1jx lodgre, daomvd, with tho “devil" and his whole | IM-opln of this |Juco will prurid* boardplanned whipping* and murdering* in 1 ing place* fur such as come from a div-' ‘ clan’’ to what i* lafted “Fisuxaais'* tbo name of “ rwtorriie* *✓ rotoririMJu.' ' n-newals, etc-, (life, marine, inland and Lccx." God, in hi* providence, will not i tauce, aud will try tu make their stay i ynscqkZsi." Democratic professions— fin- ) । pknsdnt a* possible. Till* work will be | forsake a nation in wham tho hope of! la-asc. AU through, the leuao list 1* conduced in tho interval of tcsclutrn, abolished, f .and for tho promotion of our district i Leg^ documenta. Writ or other pro- ' oesn, amfeerion of judgment, cognovit, yet, Mr Sumncr.fbrgetful that thusa last appeal*, warrants, etc., letter*of admincomplained that their teocliere were not utterance* from tha sama mouths hare ivlration. testamentary, etc. Well enough uducatod for their work, boon wrung solely by tho force of iliaI ticket) “Peoples party," (Peoples ticket), ami next winter there will be an in­ pair, would have the colored race and cressed demand for well qualified' etc., to now succeed in deceiving the •I’, tf ui once more trust to them aa th* ' P*«pto by any such wicked course. rim of i-ianiinations will bo carefully , "Stealing tho livery of heaven*’ to pare b mad*, uad the indifferently qualified ap-1 XatoSseatorla iksfitetMote । their way to power, debauchery and naplicant will roceivo a license to teach, j i tiimal ruin—• h Liberal Kepublimniam 1 when it m determined where hr expect* ' ks *<M »l NMkvUte. 1* IS* TmoS*/ tasM. Sar of Hrei Middleville is all "right—secure to lalsjr, and then, only as the necessi­ against all such chicanery, and hercitities of the case dictate*. The first ex­ semi rejoice in the happy privilege they ami nafiou will commence Aug. 3oth, at have of supporting, by ballots, such men Huntings, and continue tiro days, if as Llyseos 8. Grant and Henry Wilson, I himself, with his record of weakness!-* ncceiwory. Ito prompt at nine o'clock. for Prwideut and Vies President of ever ploying into the hands of rouge*, tho United States, and such a man as nor the balance of influence*, nor the tho Hon, Geo. Willard of Battle Creek, preponderance of bad and discredited of this Congressional District—one of adviser* into who*o hands and under Michigan’s noblest eons, os their candi­ whose control ho ha* now placed himdate to Congress, at tho approaching eeH will command tho trust of the Joy­ al tciliums of thia Republic, saved but not yet out of danger—sawed, too, by the wry sms upon wham Mr. Sumner MW turn*, rsdra/srsrf, in th* present as well as in the past by thu rery men whom ks now joins. He m»y go, after haring hesitated for monlb« white the Wshare thirteen Grant aud Wilson poles in our village, all of which hare been raised within a few days, and from which flag* and streamvra are floating in defiance of all opposition to the prin­ ciples of Liberty and Justice. Two of thoM of three pole*, one on the cast side now, and he may carry a few with Mm ; but tho Tint majority of the American people nil hirw to tho principles h The despicable meanness of tho above now dcaerts, and many erno, startled will be appreciated by the Republicans by his fearful example, will take up the of Barry County with whom we hare good cause where be teavw it, and tend labored for acron years, very naarly, never asking or receiving one eent of money for campaign or any other pur­ pose, except what wo have oar-ied by | our legitimate buxines*. But as th- posted, wo notice this aquib that they may know the farts, and treat the slan­ der with the contempt it drerrvaa, and win universally reeetve at the hands of the Republicsns ot the County of Barry. CO. Inocure.no charge' f! WILL BE f’Mt) We Sell Cleapsr Tta Otten GROCERS. Ofc- lit Sals, cl ttc Loral Lirm Bas UXD PLASTER. srrao LAE, Shingles, Lath, &c. Wool Carding CALL AT A S. VAN VL^ft & m. For Your Boots and Shoes »e Iih U» Pres, ri Isral S e Guarantee Satisfaction SELECTSCHOOL. Oiyxtcrs and Rtfrt^hmndi. ’ ' H.A pUtiEU. F. STEINH’OFF, Olivet College. your correspondent, whan interrogated upon tho some subject, bat a day since, “prospect* are that they nw.or will hare * Sirpol aid letiuical, A beautiful pole, 135 foot high, wo* raised at Coleman and Bsasott’s Corners about three mites south-wcit of this Gobtarill*. The Marchant* of lainiing are to ctoao place, th* other dsy, upon which proud­ ly floats a magnifiertit flag bearing tbo their rtore* hereafter al ft o’etoek, by Bgreemont. Photographs, DENTIST Photographs. This wonderful vegetable restorative Between 300 and 400 people wore prev­ Farwell, Clare Cbunly, ia aoon to havs is the aiiert-aachor of the feeble and de­ ent. who were entertained on tho ocea- a L*mloek axtract factory that will em­ bilitated. A* a tonic and cordial for thu ploy 300 baud*. rioa by several good speakers and mu’ aged nnJ languid it baa no equal ( sic by tho Middleville Brass Band. are especially subject, it is superseding ewry other stimulant. la all climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it srtsass Tho Midland hemlock extract factory begun the production of tni* staple of Northern Michigan. Judge B. F. Rarks, tho Hliaoi* cam­ paign speaker, wm for oom* yosra n xtudmt in die academy at Romeo. HASTINGS EAT MARKET REMOVED flttiUkMMnSMDl W Tar ^16., (Mt inti., and was drawn*!. the Doily Varden party, but they <r* not so well know as Mr. Rollin*, and tbuw who do are *** hrodi, and ought not to have any influence on the mind* . UK, at MB, New Advertisements. the asm*. are nearly one hundred and fifty bet "high, and are really a great credit to the party ; but nary a Greeley pole in this town up to this date I and Nknmrsx. 6avi*« Bvsx, ( Mobil*. Ala., Ang. 7th, 72. $ Eorroa Baxna:—I aw by your val­ uable paper that your beautiful inland city to prosjwritig. Having lived in yvur oty for about Uirw yoars. and haring taken on active part ia building up your rity.lt to with much ptoasoro I receive a copy of the Hxsnxo* Bsxaaa each week; I consider it Me of tbo boot waeUiw printed in Mtotagan BY ACKLEY A SLAPS Washington Block ordr Beautiful Women. ^msvutma, Heath untaruknliv. PATENT COOLERS; �East End, Axig. IB, 1872 E*. BixinItem. C____ has gme, and we aro atone; oar wood* nc more tho mil! whittle will bear; and when men wish to build— with their wngua. well tilled-must oH to aonse other pteco, or have a "log-rolling," The play is 611-1 with tnirth, pathos, sueh nn one a* we had in older time*; and feeling. The tableaux era pro­ and even now, in tho cemitig campaign nounced worth the prior of admission such things must be attends*! to; coneThe Itepubllcan* of the City of Hast- alone, and th* play itself ia s photo­ quontly the solid Republicans of Hast­ Inga, are requeoted to meet In tbrtr graph of scenery and incidents of the ing* Township msi at the renter Bchool •erewti wafd.raEri^y vy*nU«. Aug. House----to-day as driornr:~>: — sz ■----J ami ajipuinted — ----9B4, Wit,rothaff patera ven vxMrefc, for"-’hoMci-a* If lie "was right tbere.” Bra ■ gates to th* Senatorial Convention at thv purpute of ahwaiagdetesateu to rep I Nashville, A. Ryerson; to the Repewwhat the pnus says: resent each Ward tn the County, and teulativeConvention at Hasting., Messrs ,Ve cnntxuly asy <v bore never wit; Iteprerantatlve Oeuventfon tOhe held EMoed an entertainment of such tbrill- 0. B. Benham. P. Cremer. J. D. Pen-, in thl* etty ou the S4tb late. A too for iag taterert as the “ Spy of Bbifoh." the Senatorial Convention to be bold In It is InternwTvcd with scenes from the nell, l!. D. Reid; to tho County .Cunthe vlllag. nt NwshTltte oo the 8d of lato war. that almost makes on* beliexo vvution at Hastings, Messrs. I*. Buitoa, Heptember. The plaare of mret'og will thar are actually w:ti>euing the ranuge 8- J. Bibleman. C. Smith and B. F. Gas­ kill. The meeting waa well attended, tho boat of feeling prevailed, the true ring of Republican metaf was wrundod and they adjourned by giving throe A t-cautiful and impressive acxuiu was rousing cheers far our nation's choice— the decoration of the graves of • oar brave unknown «dc« seen never to be plant aquarely in tho Head Quartan of 1 forgotten.— Slatuurd. The toara of Mother* aud Daughter* there United Btatea on cur national paof “ Our Fallon Bravva," fortified to the ratio day in Novvmbar next fidelity of portrayal of tiie sufferings of A. severe accident occurred near MrNotice teUraeby given Lh«l Hi* H»- our brave boy* at Amleroonrilb- At publlcan* of Irving will meet In Caucus times, during that impressive scene, John Kennedy’« residnne?, State Roadr' <»n Tburnday. August 23.', UT2, at the there a a* not a dry eye in the house.— on Sabbath last, to Mr. and Mr*. Wood,1 Towuablp Clerk's office, at 2 o’clock P. of Nashville, by tbo urupupling of thu M., for the pttrpoaa of nominating dele­ pole from the carriage in which they gate* to the County, Repreaentattvc, war* seated, and throwing them out; . injuring Mr* W. seriously She wa» tho assistance of about 40 of nt towns people will bring it before the public on Monday evening, Aug. 2fith. It will be rendered in behalf of tho organ fond of the Good Templar’s aseodhtion in Ik. Wika hr It.s™, “I r« W wd Si IMU, rad nmatri W b. Jttet asrecommeoded and will b* ‘w » «n*ll part eash down and th. bal■nce in Monthly Installments to suit irarehaaer Call and eea it at the Now York Cash Store 17tf CHURCHES. MASONIC. Hastings. : FLOWER IM. Fra Kslt — house and 2 lots <X East t enter St. Honan and 2 lots on Broad­ way, also the uU 1*. 0. Building and tot <m Jefu rson St Railway. ACKLEY 4 SLAfig Natkville Correspondence The following officers of Wild Flower ' I<odgo, L <) 0. T-, for the present quar­ ter, were installed last wrak : HEY HAVE STOOD Tl TEST. Everybody is cordially invited and a gnod time is expected, for notwfthstodmg the statement of Mr. G. A. B, ^ho wrote an article for tho Jterwef teat week, we yet hare over ono hundred names oa our Rolls, and th* November •lection will show him that they are all old enough to rot*. Wiura. "h«?Ji* .Jfturgi* Feed Trough. A. Simkin*. Algauaoa. Packing Caae. W. W. Cadwell and J. d Case. T^esing. TockCroaaer. 8.1’. Babcock. Adrian. Carpet Streicher. A. C. EUis Bir­ mingham. Lubricator fur Steam Engine*- FNcCoy. Ypsilanti. Ererybody The Weber & G-abler Piano,. Whisky a bad go —Cards and light­ ing g.» with it Deep cult in the bead j I aud untold misery and wot follow after. ■ Our saloon* aro receptacles for all of । tin abate. L Jordan’' headquarters I brought oat a practical Jetnonrtratfoa ' of it Monday, an J L Hyatt had his । WARD & THAYER. May 15, Hastings tj- Allegan. Ntutnux, Aug. 20, Is*2. M* Earrtra: - Hine* my article last week, political Halters have bran tour- 1 ing along quito smoothly in thia locality. Tho Qrrdeyiles haw either lexxnno Mnad, T redd out; Jiur.es Russell, Hwy ashamed of their euurso, or have blownd Munroe, Vico Presidents , Henry Mar­ tin, Secretary s Ix-wi« Wilcox. Treatnrer. I Koop u large supply of Salt for .tale at Lowest market rates, Meeting* will be hell alternately ia the 1 heir Brick Warehouse. various di*tri< la of the Township Apply to H C Ihuxr-LB, Reul Estate Agent. The Republican* of llutlaud arc re। quested Io meet tn Caucv*. at the CbidThe reason why trade i* good at the eater School House, on Thursday । New Yokk Cash Store, ia Isecauao they Aug. 22d. al 2 F. M. tot the purpose of ‘ sell godsls so cheap that everybody can । afford to buy. Perhaps it would be interesting to of your n-adera in tho western part of the County to know just how naitit a worm IBicr cnt acn tkuMEnate to t*e Wolter mmm meurALI try them before Purchasing Elscwhere. •10 Barrel lot* and more Mild to deaiem nt a ranee above ('ur-load Rates. -riling Tea* cheaper than any other store in Michigan All tea* warranted aa rwotntncnj.nl. or the money B>fan- Jf’OJEX 1 lay* getting shorter fo* dux. pair* moro of thoae 1 -2 hose Spy of Shiloh. tipy of Shiloh Saturday errai at 0 rte-per pair, jnst recrira! at tho New York Coak Store. cure it wilt be teen that al! 3d premi­ um* aro dropped, bn: then- i* more | than a cxunujotuimg in.-noae of |mco ' to tha 1st ami 2d premium* tu make up. We hope to se> the Fair prove a sue- -w<r wwJM wtM <>v lrj ulu,. „„„ f CHS. and wo aro.a*.uiud that the officer* of them in portbnlar is expecting tho • o! tbo Srataiy will do all ia their |«iwor I'rtttfrr, aud rumor lays that !>•> ho* already ronuaenceil ptepanng u place for it. Wo aro afraid that tu- will not receive any grratcr reward for hi* work I, Yt«x Jxu.—Under the energetic maa- than hi* party did for th- ptsJer which agvtncnt of I. W. Vrvoman our efficient they burnt over their victory in Nuith tSbnriClhe Jail is enlarged and repaired in a most substantial ami tbourougb small SALE: Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, piye Lu/ueij ruiyiisyeD ry cnq lots. Sugar far 10 LSc; the best grade of Wheat rome* in quite freely and price yellow Sugar for 12c nnd every thing ranging from II-25 to |1.8<t per buaheL ciao in pro;«rtion al . The Fair Ground is Iraiag enUrged and improved. jicopte of Bony Co । Lots of Salt at"5. S. Guudyuar 4 Co's. -; proud of an officer I Ditto at Barto* * Goodytor *. jpndoin keeping ovorythiag entrusted The Boston Cash Store Is advertising j to his cam iu shape that doe* cred it to the , by bill* their u>ual timing out sale. CjA-SXX loud for Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. Middleville ri well supplial with Grant and Wilson poles. For particular' sre Middleville Correepondrac*. $20,000 Worth In the town of Barry twenty Demo-. OtU.-AU kinds of Machine Oils, suitable for Mowers, Ban Mills, Buggies crats have signalled their intention to and Wagon*. Paints, Oils, 4c, at tho . r.L AT m njffi & m. Michigan Central R. R. U. IEIU1U 1RD DIRECT ROUTE, Ntw/Goods in endless variety juot opened, asd fur sale at n»toni*bingly All tho Coiurod voters in Battle Cr» ok low price* at Barb-r 4 Bailey'* m'.fkf and Kalanuuuo, usllgnfor Irant and Wilson, except u— ba b an idiot. or Your Cheaper than the Cheapest! XAnJ now Chadtrft* toll* of their having a colored Juror drawn for the next term of Court. AB right and Shoes Better than the Best! X The Metbedht Monday Bchool of thi. son haa pointed a very nice transparency city will hold a booksit pie-nb at the with tho words : “ Headquarter*. Grant Fair Ground Tbondty aftenrwn, of and Wilson. Heroism *gain*t Greeley ism.” Meeting* every Monday evening - The Rutland Grant aud Wilson Club Let everybody altend. , will meet at the Chidester School hou*e the Greefoy-Dolly-Varden-mocracy on Saturday evening, Aug. 31 »t- Lit are in council to-day and tbo great eore* Tho weather hi* been rather mug headed magnate Austin Blair addresses gy '* for a wrak post Result: symptoms them on what ho know* about blistering All ye that want a blister plaster go to of “fever and agor" quite numerom. the mooring to day and get it applied -sf'Tbe new ochool building already at­ "without money aud without price.'’ tracts many persons Io scan the growth of the immense pile of stone, brick and mortar. Whsn coapietod it will bo a bridge that proved to be defective has beauty. been repaired in a substantial manner Pins, at Wuroi i? ■ arrived Tho celebrated suoc*e*ful I’hyvician. Dr- N. J. Alkin, is now at bi* office. No. 11 Canal Kt., Grand Rapids. Mich , where be eaa be consulted daily until October. Road his advertisement in this JMJMTT fiT Call, or rend postage for nreufor*. junolfhlJ And a road cut round the hill to con­ as tbo suo-craful R, R. solicitor, has nect therewith. Everything is now gone to bis U.«ne in Canada to etay a few weeks for hi* heaUh. X Mora Mechanic, on tho Wing -Billy dorred all the Republicans raid four Ham* and Geo. E Richmond, started Venn ago They haro even [lasted on Monday for the Enterprising town* ia their bulletin board what we announced the North port of Mich. when Guv Blair was to address u» lour yrar* ago. We were in earns*: in call­ Nothing ia the “Teoting Ihrpartmrat ing him "Michigan’, most Eloquet son" this we*. Aa opportunity ia offored and believe him ao still. But for that to trot large Water MoUra. or Murir reason, do not chooeo to follow him to Mellon. Pram nnd PeMhra Wil! not be the rank* of th* copperhead Democracy. TIS ____________ Maoarx Austin 4 Great ar* prepared to furnish wood pipe or take eoutrart. to bring water ft«n springs 4c„ in any amount deeired and a! the most re asonable term' Call at tho Pnmp Factory’ in Harting, fur prices. 4e AH kind, uf word Pump* Manufaciured and kept [ jiut M*e what rtacks of Good* are crowded into my store. ‘NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD, stock of J also scH Sugar Coffee, Spice, and in fact all kinds of\ Cheaper than at the "GREAT COST" and "Excursion Salca." •^“Ikeep a Tailor and Manufacture Fne Goods to order Drug Department -rms: UIa>ck. R. MUDGE. Music Stock I go aasartmenL Politicians cannot (ail to Im »aited wilts (y Cam;>aign Song* for Both aide*. WsxTXn —A good Farm Hand—good AnoYNt vro rre*(£ iae< In­ Batoon ia EmpireBUck bid Evening nsgre and steady Employment. On* of tho principals to th* affair quire cm the premise* 4 mile* South of Darius Heath was taken to jaR after Hasting*, or address the rabacribor al DRUGS AND MEDICINES, con riderable scriradsging H Th* City Marsbd b blag very sick with th* typhoid fever. Ilb ca** b a , critical one Un or t Arrets ramaunng it the Heatings P. 0, August 20, 1872 Mr. Ester Arnold, James W. Fifield, Stanleyb headquarters fot Grotto and Mias Sana 8. HiU, Chas. A Parkin«, H wgetablra, aa w*C yj^Wrie* of all. T Rickard. Ju tL Wardwell. X F. nr HI/its, oils, quoceifies, .HASTINGS, MICH. The divorced w» of William Parlamiou. * teltoriag man ia Detroit, has >r the fifteen mouth* of her aeparation axn bar husband ami throe children. i �lorraTKuicim. CARD. TTETiV; THE TO EVEKY INYAIJI) Dauchev fi Cot Column. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN what'ever'i-lSS Jssr own New, Scientific, Succosafal Im #250 DR. ATKTM THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Prtf. FOWLERS GREAT WORK » Hoeunt and Okl-btacLwg * — — —- . • . .mi. r- i. >w« O<aTKl IIIT I I” —‘ » • I Cr.ioo Utswun of lh« Xsw Capltet of Utehlssa. hsra ropUjsd The C«lwrt LKtiojrapMiTg Com puny of Potroit, C*|va u» ««k. asd aw MW paNteUag ■ spUsdid Tinted Lllbagrspb of i 'YsiurrF'Utt'iOBr. • I.»J •.•a’*'” Jlannflwtorar nt TIN, COPFEi AMI SHEET IBM WBE WliLirMla Md fcalall <W<r* Jtwlb ,ln2nMaL<kl- ] lor fanning purpose- Odn ora yet iaany thousand MW of wood firming lands that may bo hod at from ten to twenty shillings per acre by aptdytag to the goverument land offices. The fresh water fisheries of Michigan aro unri­ valled, tbo yearly catch being from sixty so ninety thousand barrels. White flab, fmksrel and trout abound in greatest quantities Tbo call manufacture of Michigan i* dealing Io exrel that <rf Mew York, judging from <be basin... of the past few yean. The brine is stronger by thirty-six j»r cont. than any in bi»W York. The saline basin ■ constantlr enforging. Tbo business has boon quite SEWIING MACHINES. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, - TIWH $3,000 in Ciutlt ! $6,55’ Sure, 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS 1871 Sn4 K«;lui YOUNG MEN 'in Cosh. h>»! E1UI. ond fcraeasl Frvfarlr, la $23,900 Iteal Estate ! AGENTS WANTED _____ _ far COOPSl'fXIllt mma CAMPAIGN B8HI went it will give, and tho wealth it mav prodtxw. 'Tho coppar, iron and eoel mine, bar­ boon a great aounw of wealth, and will in tho tuture increuso rapidly with a proeperoua and wall ordered national goewnment. In HMf> the (ret copper mine waa opened since which time l5<>,000 tons of ore have been mined. In 1 Nbti the mining of Iron waa commenced and already mare than it.lKO,».H«0 tuns of are hare been produced. The Lake | Kuperiur iron m superior to any other ia I tho world. The ore yields about 701 per cent of iron. In Central Michigan the immoaso coal fields that have been j known to exist aro now being developed . and tho coal La coming into gnnoral use. At Grand lUpida and Abdmdoa there ore rich plaster beds.—T.sw. Gcuitf. iu«ranu» . W Irv aura MEDICAL SCHOOL C. J. O»n : arasSsst: tras&tr fit JI U »U<«4 la a (teas rrlladrr lauK.lt «aa4l?<7"^3aii|kZin*£»li>re,H^'<te*JllHaka*?’\lab ■ I iha^ltr •ailaksaaar.l from l». ilkn nMa, > 1 M Nr*"sd unl.l Ik. o.Haars dra.a i Its iMiilaU., lair la arsrs iwpaal. LOOK i:\hnblti jlgents Wanted in Every Town in the Stale 4919 HORlTiQ PRATT, PrcfL STARLET I. TURNER, Sa/J. CHAR J. M, Go. Aft LOOK HERE. mJ although you may l>© tho moat ex­ quisite pointer tiring, tho spider haa a I right to laugh at your coarse daubs aa alio runs over thorn. Just show her! your crochet when you shriek at her. "Haro you spent half your days." tho ’ apidur, if ah« bo sjxtefui, may 'remark, I hare you spent half your life on' these clumsy ottoman ouren ? My dear । lady; ia that your web t If I ware big I e nough, 1 might with reason drop you , and cry out ngaWt you. Letmeepaad 1 n day with you and bring my work. 1, hare four httlo bags of ’bread—such I little bags ! In erery bag there are more than IUOU boles, ^-such tiny bolsa! Out of each hole a thread rune, and all 1 tUTUKTS Gigantic Gift Enterprise. $166,000 tjagsmai. VMIHIJUknl. rid feuWaUs adMarf lari*.• St Joscph.Mich. Sept. 1,1872 l» vrMMi. Mt> ■ Condition Powders) •rref M<«lral,os threads that liaro ixusod out of her four bags through four or fire thousand little holes. Would you drop her too ; cry­ ing out about your delicacy ? A i-rstiy thing for you to plume yourself on yxrar delicacy and scream at us." Haring made such a speech wo uiay suppose that the indicant creature foataus a rope around one of the rough point- of tha lady's hand, and l>-ts herself down lightly to die floor. Coming down stain is noisy, clumsy work, compared wilh her way of locomotion. Tlie creeping things we acorn are miracles uf beauty. They are more delicate than any ormulu clock, or any lady’s watch mode for NATURE’S Hair Restorative CHAMPION WASHER Dr. Wells’ Eiiract tf Jrnieia Saginaw City will very noon haro the benefit of an abundant supply of pure water, as the pipes for ths Holly system are now boing placed in position.' Bay City u oIm to be wholly or partially , supplied by azadleatwator before tho aoaaon is over, nnd by a year from this 1 time the works will be oomplotad at a ; total cost of not much loan than t250,- 11 000. East Saginaw haa not yet decided ; on what it will do, but public simtimont ! will shortly require that some definite i plan Im- wttled upon by which good wa- J SnwnMl MlrMMSM'irS LmmX/uI Z .yraL-t.’T’; • • inrostrnsat by «Qwr of tho aitire nomad could be made to better advantage than a liberal appropriation for tho construc­ tion of Water Works by sente modern system. The bralthfulnoM of the peo­ ple would more than repay tho outlay in a single year, and die increased pro­ tection from fire, thereby decrereiag ths ' " ]i«r boule. i Ml 11 iSSte , 1IO Ji.1” fahi k> ■»sx graIN. BASIUK BLOOD PURIFIER. j-WWIkTL A Farm of 120 acres, situatod in the township gf Baltimore, 8 miles ftwn good young and growing onhard, g>»d Sahool Homo. Hugar baah of 1,000 trees. Splendid timber uf all kmda; Oak, Kaswood, Whitewood etc. Tin: LUJG1MT Steamer Meteor, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-08-28.pdf 42f37b7d25378ae74fc218bf8fb69753 PDF Text Text The Banner Company, th. Cud- INTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII RW C’rt jlotirg. DON’T FAIL TO CALI. ON THE OLD MAX IM THE STYLISH CHDMCH VF.LSOK k WORTH rfSSOLIVEB CHUffl FUIS lUVSV WSKS’ _ l. «. IIOI.UROOK, rm a* . TT IS TB£ BIST BOB TffE FOLLO^G ' XTJ3O.Y3 . It is the lightest Draft. 2nd It is the Easiest Handled. 3d it does the best work. 14th It is the most durable, being harder than tempered stool. 5th The points will wear nearly twice as! long as on any other plow. *T»V$3 »»*>•’- f/eiD Cl/ln^T0/IS. DRILLS. 4c. ' NO. 18. nnni noLurr iKrrs»°»fef: 5 _in-la,.,- th TBS POLITICAL 81TOAT10M BLAISE TO SUMMER. at tho Govern: uent' there well-grounded complain la is so' o oiniosiuuu. 8uth i fresh that 1 look at Mr. Bunmor'a pic-! A Scathing Beply to Sumnsr's Thai Mr. Greeley ture of Mr. Gresley with unfeigned as­ - *— -------• , ... sees n wosui surer proton t his aiding 1 tonishment. Evon the (uroored conmost v^wrotn and unsparing o. lautt- jt yf tjumaw are it is versions uf tlio Southern rebel* is no: finder* with Grant and hia udministra- t„ B0 maltor of profound astonishment so wonderful that of th* Trihrae into a ' I • - ■ — -------- “•------------- t>—— i •'■.uHrtcr of Chnrfes Sumner. tonbtless wc could find n mau who ,nor to-day : Avucm, Ms., July 31, 187i.—To Grant reptewnt* Joyality m linculn did ■ use them for hU own purposes. And Hou. Charles Sumner, U. 8. Kdnntor— : in IMir. I do not cam for hia ddects, H >s l«*«iblc that, in rare mcmcuts of Dear Sir : Ycpr letter published in the were they ten timra grater. Cnthsiu ! exceptional courage or virtue, Mr Qroo- (Opera uf this morning will create pro­ ' . » . . _— aL^lta. .1—~ ,.r .^-iDg so. But jn found pain and rogn-t among your far­ defarts weigh liulo with him in eompat- and Junin* ho --know* ho — is u«r mer puuwve. political ukwmm friaad*, roevugouas thrpugbuut llr» New ium wilh tho hnmensuiublo evils that tafiimv of V> u»v» wa.™ m ■^—*. • —- | ——— — —— ————s — ------ - — it tif^ tn, ttee il.r r .un. uf Wpress'titfltive and symbol of tho right*, their toil, and is contented to bore. Engle ni Your power to injure Gen. would rcult from trusting the reign* “r of\ Hn|Wl anbjwt Ryon If I tweeted Every «tan al nainuwn mm> nee* $1»«U. ■. Grant vra* -xhaurtod in yvur renmrkagvvetnuirtd <“ Gtveloy mid bu friends. I Wr pujlrato of Fmidoat /of couase.if copperhead* and setaMtati* bfo speech ia tho Sonato. Your powar He was invited reamllj to rWiH'f ape-1 Gnuit,—which in aouo «>nro is true. i*t* lift Mr Greeley into tho Wtito I to injure yourself wm uot fully exerlitfosd a'ldresa in Boston. Hi* answer i but in pD wnre is tho whole truth,—J Itoure, they will claim—and it Is now (cd»ed until you announced your open al­ to lite istirtalim to wlikh nlliiMtan ' »hou!d rtill vote for him against t» ri’bol- nnderrtrrai that they shall have— their liana, with Southern aeewrauU in . ' . . . . ■ jjon at the ballot-box, to which dikloy-. full shor^ m shaping tho joltay and till- their efforts to destroy tlio Ifopubluan baa already town made in tho tote- . (IOU,J| cliildirti ha* ths villas uf tW admimsfraUot..! party of Uo nation. gtaphii dispatches, is in full a* follows. . Q^Juinyjj,o character. They aro no bungler*, but shrewd at a 1 havo bat recently road, with much .SwsarKorr, AugrutD, 1872. Tn stop .now for criticism of pwuh bargain, and sure to get good security > interna the circumstantial and uilaute «Cou ask ... me ..... .-_.-i._-. ail—as .. ..r I. ill. I* fur n imuniw. *11in tonier-ktano tlietrufI nra.A U<..raccountt.v in you in thu fourth ...I to cddre.i. , Isult. llios.’ of rtranl Gvu. Grant His fornpnunUs. The romeruf stone tlietr given by rel­ ra a involved iodte mu-, blaming ■ foan’a awkwardness when ho i jUiey i. to rejrudiste our debt or assume shall »nrely linax Oust i shall luvbably Mie Jul- ate Chamber in 1805, for defendin Grerln. I yup for thp cpailduiice, th<i Senate, Hid coilaitiimplied in jour vrajucst. * Amoug you । [arty throughout the houtli, i Ing tu your own (Lowing to ■ Hu Supporters. clftfln _ speoclxM «f Charles Sumner. When, uni to with yourwlf and Mr. Greeley in nX leaven that lump of political un­ soundness. Tho adtninlstxstiou of Mr. ueratic administration, awl you would bo Compelled IO repent end turn ing U-mocraric votM, Ulastrateng it by atimupt to murder you, was afterwards What cuurw you will pursue toward* found In tho rebel conspiracy to murder BICKS * BROTHER, IBITT® witboat Ct upon you. Mr. Tombs, of Georgia, personally, but what will b* ibacomph-x‘ ’ openly announced his approval of it in uin of the g tboSouftte, ami Jalf.TMju Davis. four government munlhs after its orerrreuoo, wrote a let­ ter to South (Urwliua ia lutanne eulogy of lln«jlca for having so nearly taken. font for inc to attend a raiblui m.ctiur H-tath hoars vntnos* that the mass of m pepl n|ilho wu La* gained. I am in Borton; and indsed 1 think 1 rat. H-.utbc-n nfiltr. aro wholly unohaugod nut ready for such an wjurnment. An stale my vi.ws more MtiArtarily in a Ju upinfon. iimt wady lor another retdl > <dd frond, now residing xn Georgia, letter than in a public addree*. It rau »hen ever tho woy ojora*. Th., wide ; wFo stood, nflo In hand, tn han^ al| phase, therefore. I wid- commit.,irate' •n.-vaj .ngonirntiou of tho Ku h!ux through that fight, told me. jail after with you In this war. rather than in the shows tbs *»me thing. Tbat orgnai-- th. Ctormnau <^r«ta>u; one vuu reggt*:. Ii''» "n1' Uwaure pubic ojnnion ‘ 8», before Grant arrested those -0 ui courts lfo> lint tbuiigb'. that urtui* there ibren-d it op, apd ta .uupcmim; Ku-hlo* tn North Carehna 1 never ' ’ llwc of help 1 Afopt without a loaded musket al my 1 tl.L wu* to 1 bed fu JafrrUIt. Mubiox. ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1872. ba an fore- the government to hia enemy, oml men of tills country arc „„ — class enlightened, but they taro wonder- KOliKHTS Ing a qimUaud alliance, sixtoea 7®?” “K°> Messrs. TooniUj and Davis in thedr efforts to re-' 1 publican* dore >rally rut-any faith in sga ry- iImmc proteitatioru. Tnrro h nbt a enso ! •' _ o : of didu’iun. They are hypocrites, trot i *lial that rlrctfon mean*. I'll nevr it dup**. Tliy know well tho pli.t, and 1 ri»k living in Georgia trudor Grwdey- ' lean politica nothing to uiarvelcui has mure than Horae* Greeley, lhe sswiiw of iiupsrt'Jil liberty— I . ver occurred as tlu fellow»hi& of Bob- U>« echo m Tammany Hail, u for lit" »ak4 of 'dli.v are ullllug to help I I'll soil out and rouio North.” nwl which hu» never llaug. They Such is the testimony of a Joyal ma natrhtyln<«s whkh hn* *rlJ«u ------n it and ri-k th« iQUM^ucmxw Joccvcd—of that deration whs- h has so know iliat Mr. Greeley • ••le.-tn.u means . >u me cromu . inai is uuw it suosv in .-ucnxte in a joint wtlorl to <tnv<* tno the Negro unrciutered to the hate trf Georgia! llcpubtif;.!: party from power, oad hand randy shrunk from any sacriflco--which Gentlemen, I hara another interest in I over thu^guvernmeut to thu j.radical no opposition could tirv end no danger the tfonlhem Ststes, with no interfercoco from t|ui Nation in hi* IvhaK'lhat (Irani* cforti m The anti-*lar»ry can*' | control of those who so recently Miugbt it means th* nitislitutuiuai amendments j was only a pwtion of tho strrrgle Lo{ to destroy it. Ilia no use tor you- to1 imv .. ...... h.--. --------- ----­ only nftsT Utaluradadilaemtion. I should m utrulix-vliby u rofitwrhrad Cougxvw*,' brreti capital mid labor, (btpital under* | (nko rvtngo liohind the Ropublican roc•• •— i_»r— oi_ lu-sitate to publish my diraent If I wore our d*>Ll luoi|~«v’l witK and our ls>ud» I took Io i.»n the laborer. VVe have bro- -■ » *» billing 20 [for re nt. in ayery market ken that up. If Grant ia •lerfi.rl that is ve«j Tl.e Dctmxmtic millionaire who it wll- 1 dispute and all quiHlfomsconnected with was wrung—that the OCenoubicji ling to Ji*k ibis ba* already “hedged.'' it sink out of sight. All the u*oe« of; rvmaiu firm iu’his llepublicou principles , dsfonec. iintMirtant. slut Ids ruMtak.' ' He holds naltons « f Confederate bonds, tho war are put beyond debate, nnd u he would lx* (wworleM against the Con- I Iresds to fatal results. JiMM G. Buixr. (Signed) grow that would earn* into poser will 1 think crerv loyal tnsn, • nougb to pv four tiiu.-s us«r for all tho '■ the labor iwvcmcnt. 1 do not count him, in tho evuul o! hta* efortiau. Wi . n-...for. .1 n>n". should fonc* «u tko National SuwitUw, and much on th- recognition uf that mov<jG’lfliit and the Nptfon Uu n .alidy laugh «t th" »mull Unnlhold -1 ment by tho Itepubliean Courention, Bute Iteci. . rnleLnlvin thcbaiid. era he bus duptal. though 1 gratefully oppremto IL Bui tho inability cj- a Itemudcnt io enfurco a | policr, or even a measure, against the I the old Bej ublirou party. think , allies only the coperhead* of the Demo- I will of CongT.-*. X^hat more power J orc for new one*. oxine iccv loyal i «*»ic tmrty. 1A* foues talk to *ay he ’( would them be in Horace Greeley to on- । Traver** City $280 with which to ]«y up elected we »hall *]M*n l | force tho Ilcpubiican jiolicy agaitul a ' their old debt. in HW, agailHt I ba* joined the Ih mucrots.. Such a *tatcsrs in lighting over the j Democratic L'ongrve* than there was in I . ... I »....■ I. an In ite- I tetllfM-SraCV ff.M. I PJOHX. Respect fully nniioiiiiee to their patrons 11 the Public (erncralk, I hat they iiave rciiiov.o4 Xo the I.urge nnd Coiniiiodious .\cw Urick r^l^re adjoining the Washington Block, and will he happy to serve all who may give the.iiF g tie Filial set. all kinds of Produce. * BRO Powders! 02418780 ISAAC AV. V ROOMAJT I- H.MALLURk Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS i WASKl where you know you get none but the WE AU COMIaU liran party hod outlived its usefulnessM. ..... •" groTB. auu umi.li wavwij -------------- i ■. Genth men, the reason which l<-ad tut r.. 1*1 Vicineuv- siicy uro uu. tv., ••m.a, atiu 1 know ir-rco honist wir Democrat* , shall have btwide w.co&teinptuoixs l^nur-1 ha* already in hia latter of acceptance,; “* “ daily. Io my pnsent ciphtfon, trr epite of n>y wish to change'.heir Ixute and and m- ing of tho fnbor question. Ite fronds i taken ground practically against tho A daughter of Joshua Brown, of Bohlformer views, ought to give my judgThe cvnvtmlion Republican doctriae x> often enforced 1 win'* I*nurte,was killed a day at two ’ ’ •" I am for- cent heartily llw result uf the war. Ail '■ were nt Cincinnati honor to them, lint their* plsre ■■ rcurmd their «pt-<-al». and Mr. ffohurx 1 by yourselE uf the duty of tho National sinew bya plank folliagun her neck and nut with Greeley, but with Grant | himself alfinu'tet that lalxir wo* "not a Government to secure the rights of *v«vy ! choking her to death. lhev fought at his *id>' ; Ibetc live fouiw." l*residrnt Grant means citizen, and tho protection of hlo, poraOO' TTie Benton Harlior box and bosket they'should stand today. I ku>>* | peace end oppirtunity to agitate th.* and property in Mr. Greeley '• Ivtlei phaticallv deitax! General Granl-y fitness it ia hard to con fen mistakes: but 1 proc-1 great tr.duaxn.il qawtunu of the day. . accepting the Cincinnati nominatipn, lip inanufsctariiw ur* running night and ter the i’rvwidency. Deluded by tho day preparing for the disjioaal of the tire what 1 prearli. । 1‘rvaiileiit Givvtey means the scandal j plra.es every Ku-K!ux villain in tho Urge crop al fruit in that vicinity. UvtiubU. an press,' 1 itotit from city I., If Gen. Grant is sot aside, who m of- and wrangle of Andy J<Jnuon*H years , South by repeating the Democratic cant dty juvlirating agaiutt Ida election. In On tlw 3d. George Harrington, in the private with Mr. Sumner urn! others, I feted U* in hi* plate ! Horace Greeley, oyer vnin, with sccesaion encai»p»l i'1 alwul legal self-gotornatoui. Bud in- Hsathor & Allison mill, Eas: Saginaw. weighing in good rebel parlance against long and earueeily agaiu»t the ilursco Greeley’ is. Wo abolitionists cditrnliratiaxi, and finally declaring that a{p mpling tn change tho mandrel belt, putting such a man iuto such an wav literally torn to places. st lime they saw only his A harvest handatSaadstauo knocked and *U]h»jHo>1 him b<«rt- teokii those‘ age enough to exinfi-ea hi* faith. If event* tortured, tnuidervd, trodden under foot, i promote the WcU-Wng nf i|» inhabit- I ployvr.had i-r—l«— i—< a.._i——I . .. ...u c.-the judgutout of *1 prescribe. The pkio English is u to the pave fault and itotarnble in- , to risk anything for an idea October .“■th and Olh, 1871, waa $023,­ 888,97, of which $57^80 V'J has be-n Domingo matter I think the Irequrat abused even an Atneriran pul.tkian. putting relative* into offira highly cb-' privileg- ..f tradmg P"«»P^ 6ir undm* prejudice agntut tt> their protectioi, but leave 1 -• • • * ,r „f WebBut for lack of ability Knanp. in Heath, with 60,(XX) fort of ster is warning ruough ngain«t any man in public life ventunag to t>iu insult implied in pnuu'hi uk-gietA (o heedloa and imlucrludnatfrom lirinc men. u« t.irgiveneis and conciliation l>o you, av u friend to the cjlutod upinw io in*-. iniilcreonvilk* nnd -~^L, T.‘— ' f Uvnsral Grant's adminis- . : :.. . living horror. Beside tho FIRST QUALITi. His truly original, ktateemanlikc and (Tristian policy towards tho Indian* it admirable, and standing alone, ia enough ait* pbisonid all through by that dread cruever willeaa enough to connect tliendea amid innuumrub'e difficultsca in our for- qooose/iBLitt rwm- [■omw-my oi mo merit Um. Grant's prompt interfrrworkingui and fined $15 and cost for assaulting tween himself and us. Aou w31 trad eightdsour law. 1 *haU_alwBy* remren- BLACKSMITHING! ia tolerating the Ku Kulx is i.agrant » But Yhe Prosidmt and his immediate | loj; friends desires our effort* and tuccea* in that mail«r. J S. GODYEAB. A Co Earn art Batua Ju >», I'11 SSL, tire** glorying in th* atrocities. Mean­ while—tlmuki to the unparalfolted mer­ bill by IImi ry, tho unutterablo genenalty of the as filibustering. jailors of Andersonville and Libby— Wilsor. asking him to urge Gen. Grant lien. Grant's bow to manufacture political and pesruniary *uecc*s out of the cuuvirtfo«* of a wao are eo-ernetho support of Mr. to tho Administration nnd to the llepuhlicnn party! But their frvinds may fairly daim lhst during tho last three mento, the Thirteenth. Fourteenth, and Fifteenth. To giro those amcadmhnfii DENTIST and left him doubly defenxtle* of Gen. Granta Holder t tIcK. HERRICK. ' ________ - am Lire.- 1."-! M ““ * reaeutativv*. Lincoln during the dark year* of 1862 About 160,000 Gold & Silver Watches ..X^TraLLOWIMG LOT 0F 0141,18 PAII) S)lii Silttr ui Plata! 71R aB4D 138 T°.H^. . . . .o«. I u nvowu raxue they need my advire-. No ; they I Ml. and nnA«r*tand and see the'.fianirrr. But I jseoure* Spaoial Protration to Every Polley I fgSgfi gg t "lifotima *Witi«nrt," how comm lane. U71. That $5,000 pur annum. Qrerarillo export to expend build water tanka for the rt THE Ml of August. Bo honest and Republican ticket, if you would ting to that mood of mind which doom. his formal a Kull find. It .all remain* lamentatay ■m t > fnnd They allow the Civil Bights biU to bo rated id with a de­ nial so abeolute that it amounted to a ■till Hvo, —unharmed, in ncaaiful posKtsion of eery right the law can give, except that of lifting thrir heeds against commending, that measure to Congress Life Insurance for Business Men Tho Grard Rapid* pilico made 171 ar- * Ta. A,™-. sw£l£a»bM -as■ *>~..-M*-1 ■? BLACKSMITHING FRAMK U WARD, tivu ngnu uiu povu-i oy ina uuusu.— Gvonrian loyal meu* ruthhaaly shot it wav introduced by ynurpnreonal ftiend I,I.,hl: .ins! " This is ceitamlv news to mid. The first-born of u 100,0lM> Isiuwbold* are still freshly mournreL Till on* and factious hostility uf tho Demoitliin n year, throughout half the Kiulh iv* cpvrvdly robl*cd, tortured and tcannol the Glebe, tho Democratic memhow timidly In* held up bis skirts about xa �ora corarr rrcrar. ton. the utfiexJisftiare^JMB^ hrori, wending their way toward tho WM. H. BURK-A-CO'S COLUMN. I ■tbraaeattoaod school hoaso. Your Il U with unusual feelings of proud and tho abound .ng tympa^ «fLtaroln; ocrTOspcmdeni did not attend ;in cohmsatmfactwn that wo place nt the head of qumoe of aiikuaaa in Ida family, but of the Army and Nary, and re to bo our coulmni to-day the Ticket noadaatwas furnisbad a true vorsioa of the prood by the Republican. <rf Barry County at tho helm of Govwnrreent, whe&or eeedingn of tie evening. Many were oAu*«d riX"nd^'^t?ot*^l!«ii,*3ui ta ’ tho tinus l» padfle or stonar, n man. disappoint*!, vety many at tbo Greeley- nudto st taat 1*0. to U sfas.ata oa U.a <Ula of at the Conventfou on Batmday, and fituffly, who has not been found want­ ilea, that tliair friend and politiai) whom on the 6th of November we .hall ing- Lot not tho people exchange a ar OB* sad «rarotaaas.M«tolsSraK*ta brother, Vau Velsor, did not put in an elect by not leas than 1,600 majority. cwrtaiuty for nn uncertainty, but, in appearance. But then, they must put Iwtoa Urtarafo aad Shatter IMrel£jBsh, lto.1 Itaban- bran.!, -f Wlnoodsta Mono* There ia not a man among thorn a’J, of horn sly phrase, 'Let well enough alooo.* up with wbat could not bo helped, nnd Wl*al Floor asd tteleo Wi«„.^. ft,, frioor eoaolaally ia aloro aad *m oats at UM abort ad. *Jfew*l which every rotor in the County should Gxixr's x» ttunos ta a sinoaax »a- after nil, they cnucludod that George dross. cxjerrr. was a boat in himself anyrrav, and he not bo proud, and fo&'nrhota ia the boat could giro the block Republicans Holl interest ot tho whole people ho should Columbia alone, even ro, Grorgo laid Almox: a Greeley Man. not vote. When such men as Brindle, aside bis cane, and went in. George * »■ » Vrootnaa, rowers. Wheeler, Hotchkiss, Ms. Editos You ream to hare cw- spoke, 1 understand, about an hour,and n»MUr nHitaod to .ayplyiag Baaatatarvrs C. G. Holbrook, Hsyford, Euaiell, respondents from all parts of the county did a mighty work. Hb laudations uf dirwl. aad Iboa. hariag Wral to seU wdi. •• i think, tad It fer italr lalsmt to ceofrr will, os Cressey, Williams and Wood are elect­ except Hope, ■> I (bought I would toll the Phikwophor of tbo white hat. jwsro tator. mH tog Urttogo l.rui.tad If dratrwi. wonderous indeed But poor Grant, ed to till public aJScrs, honest uxpaym your about the poto raising at Cedar Thun. McGraw ft Co., and tho Republican party, ware nearly Xo.t Atwater 1U- Marti. should rejoice, and the public suckers Creek. Th. Democrats of Cedar Crook made all the niraarery anungvmonta, annihilated. Why, friend Dowcy, when D. D. MALLORY ft CO., of all grades flee from the wrath to be got through with his epooch, there and on the 13th inaL, collected and com. * wnuuuAtr tiutxiui u raised a very nioo and respectable hick­ was but fiyUftn ot all that mighty con­ Our space to-day forbid, the reforunro ory poto—Democratie pure, no Greeley course of yctors present, but what wore Greeley men, and there were in all, 2-1 to the particular monte of each of tho about it—and hoisted tho stars and voters present ou that, to Orangeville, School Books rf- Stationery nominixst that we should bo glad Moo, and stripes on it. And Foreign Fruita, Now about toy becoming so near be­ ever mcmmorablo night. The scene, shall from time to lime lay before our Mnnufaetnroro of ing a Greeley man. I saw there a dig­ the Greeley part close* and George re­ readers, but when all are u rvrtfy no nitary from Hastings with tola of hair sumes his hat and cane, and an audaHERMERICATXY SEALED GOODS special commendation seems ao impor- on hU face, and I do not doubt but lie 1 cious Republican, ot tho black kind, L. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY 1-lCKI.tti. PHLHSnVZH, Elr. will wish it auflciently thick to hide his : W. Wing, by name, jwv[k»cs to thooe 70 Joirdr&m Avenue, Detroit, might. Woknow, that tbo . pfloplo of whole face are long. I also, saw a dark few Rcpublicnnv, that, inasmuch as bo colored round top hat, close above a pair 1 had a Constitution and By-Laws for tbo i»L<nob XiroToRGMknw: Barry County know, that truer or more AWllulnaulo nnd Itntatl. of spectacles, which attracted my attoo- 1 purpose of organising a Grant and WilFpteadid ltoaawa«lpl.toM. J ertarw. r.rrrrl i tloti, and by observing closer a fare be­ son Club, to proccwi to orgauixo said trg.and OMtoldlag., .arrested, »»>. A literal . for their suffrages, and that in the list hind the spectatles. 1 arsuro you I was ■ club at onto. Those present friendly to । dmCMol to drains. MM«r OOLAXfi CADIXET 0R0AX5. | there is not the name of a single man tho Grant cans? concluded that would bi A innally to Drains and Arabia, ttead Air who would not do lianor in tho pc ople soon bo began to address one Jack, a i beat, so they al once organized by mak­ etrvafar.. ADAM CUDNK. , " Moarra Aosw, MroK . • our place, saying, "I suppo«o, you will ing L. W. Wing, Esq. Proeidunt, Henry of the county in any position to which 1 Hewitt and Daniel Morehouse Vku reto for Greoley ?" be might be elected. With a ticket weet s e "No, I won’t; no Greeley on my Presser.t«; T. B. Diamond, Sccrotnay...... MICH. composed of such men. liepublicans o pintu," says Jack. Robert GaJIand, Treasurer; and cigbt- CStXU Rknim. T. tl. EYIl.X. V.oprtaior | "Oh, I guess you will conclude ti>, bo j ocn names then and there ware record Barn-, the party in the State, oxpec1 you to do your « hole duty ccjAhc 5 th of | fere election, when von realise thst i ed for Grant and Wilson, and soon tri you do not rota for Grtctoy {you wii ' exjioct to have more than ten times sigh­ November. teen recurdv-l with them. 1 help Grant." I truly hope another Granny G roelet 1 hod kept very quiet until then probably on account [uf being among , man will esnno down hero to spook,' Ik Grant's Election a National N ecessity big folks ; but I could stand it no long | cause if thorn are fifty Republican! in Flour | Grain. IERTS &. CO. DRY GOODS Wool l! Wool ! ■rSxiXsnii'ftFii: i D’ye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS OYSTERS ’ S They have Added to their Immense Stock 250 Rolls New Carpets, 175 Packages of Dry Goods. 1 . Dress Goods, H°T 1-> Money, ‘ 1 ' -a J «S s ii H /iF i a f i M' d i ! Money. 1 tlifo township that will vote for Groetoy ■ as A. J. Bwno and Charles II Wood , said there vfere, wc fecl'anxious to know [ who they oob. 1 But until wo find who they arc, we 1 shall keep right on talking Grant. Oncw mordwA over, soli. j$ iiajroqtv nr ACKLEY i HUUJE in6cpez.no charge] Dof. 8ssrata>s at So,. | l-llootlon ."Xorl.-.-. : Cyrl Chartrand a hand in Howard's mill at Port Huron, was thrown upon ’.patent udger which has two circular - sa^s, ono of which sawed his ho a. through and the other sawed his !k>m ioffjqst bvluw the chin. :rr*TK niirAKTaeaT. micukmm, L...?S55i,!i0Kvtl ... n. a/ritata v n—. a tas! testwssagHt: One Hundred Thousand Dollars New Advertisements. i ’•*K'Jte'*a«o Itolrd*at‘*Edto<H»>UtaVa^i i We Sell Cieaper Thai Olliers. MMjMBA.'TF: onm-zn. ■ h SPRIM8 J. ole fit ty i 1 i!P l Hi 3i lU i i itfroume. The ban- faced man was | called to talk to tlsurn. He said lots to j them, I can't tell ynu nil, bn; will try to I B’Te y°u th° sulmiancs of it lie sail i tho Democratic party had been a great ill i i 1 kHri ' > Ml«» W IM stilt Mi cfon sir lias SNaeiy ■< IMr . a hbbroa.CMiaiy » allarted. Ata a twaater to. »r. IwNi-* M Iba.l'rNfcMs Ortfev. lolWSWrot ll»i Ita Matnate Sraatonai IHWrirl. to .kwh J».r 1 “ •Itojb-L a«r»«ta. 1. Ita to.rta.to at | 1 Gl X.k IX "1 Ita La., uf tin. AIM a la uua SUU-f at vial, «l MUI i. Ilawl j then eallml the music (undo Tommy 1 la.l EKwd? rM«r M t W.i^. t. F.lNut l bond) down in front of the “huxster ; *—l jn»«amr^\^»Ww,ia.»a. awn IMn a-laa a shop" of S. 1*. Laribee, wburw tbs lailios 1atra'a '» ’|L-| dvl*LNiVla aJ^raurts iai*i V".,, > wure. and murvheJ thorn to the liowury j in good style, the: geo tiemon foll>iwin| SB A j have secured in (hem in stnnentn aa pli. able as they can desire. ILat r.Vy fnl- ly Budemtand this, is too obvious to be denied 1 For this reason if fur no other. Uio re- ! ' signification of the linn, a doctrine that has been th® cause ot many of our ; greatest national wove, tho end of which ' is ant yet; and tho Democratic [.arty ! 1 lie i party—Stati: Riarrrs, in tho broadest !i 1 or. Such n sweeping argument 1—"i Every man of average understanding yoq don't vote for Greeley, you wil must see that tho proerat political con help Grant" I howled right out, j tout, is a struggle of the Democratic par­ eould not Help it, I came near shouting ty to regain power, and that no portion far Greeley. Being so excited I ran to of that party is more active in this can- ' tho door of tile nice bowery we were in, rnas than tho rebel element, whatever ! arid shouted out, ‘‘come in hero.'-.bqys disguise* arc set up, to tills complexion ■ they will nasko Greeley man of yorfsin does the conflict come at last Mr. Gree­ l five minutes." But tho boys having ley ia simply a decoy duck, by whom to 1 steady nerve, would not stir a peg, ani entice enough Republicans from their tho open air sous brought mo to tnysol [arty sllegiance to pro Ahn victory to | again. I. of coarse, began to enquire their ancient enemy. Ami the some is who that mtn was behind thiev •j*cta true of Ex-Gov. Blair, the candidate o ' elos, nnd [learned that ho won an editor the Democracy of thia State. The idea , from Hustings. Well, now, didn't I that, if chosen, either of „thom could or | fowl curious when I found I hmi made f would even attempt to resist the do­ ' such an ado before an editor; bu I maaJa of the Democratic party, is too it was too late now. absurd to bo entertained by men of I All being ready i’uo pole was w>* ! «r. They hare given in tUtr sAnits I raised. The Hatshak Mr. OmpWL 1 WE PAY GROCERS. As •.In.tari.ntrateiir.laltalteUtsafJadtelal 1 SKffcS£fS? ‘rtK-'JS.'X.S s : party, had dune a great deal, but thej। election uf President Giant becomes a ! might ns well think naw of darning » 1 Aad an 'AmaodmMU ratoiiva to Ita aalarta af 1 national aoceaaity, while tho defeat of , Ja4«wu(te.CinwiCrart.-‘ erarldad tar br tea j river with a straw (I have forguCtra Ex-Gov. Elair, is noceaeary to the cun- whether ho said Niagara river or some fcr Safe at He Lnrst Lmu Eales PROBATE ORDER. tinned ptospority and progress of the other) as to lieat the Republican-, done. । NTATW or WICWlnsN. Coant- a< a.rrr. .i-ll ~~.UI- at IS. .Vain M >V.aall at IU> many and varied interests and institu- With enr other similar comparison, 1 .■ y.^a lSya m iu llwmlaiMBra.UIW il’“. tions of our State, that haro prospered which ho clahnsd justified them in join­ ’P*L*-* ll-gyai^.n'.^L||».U~I\aj JT^l,'jtJ STUCCO Ixoyond parallel in the years that the ing with .any other party or faction, la isa'aiaiwi to ika aiuie ar LMlsr,, rack*. WATER UME,' State has been Republican, and its leg- whieli hat! the tamo end in view, via.—-folntiaa in accord with the principles and to beat Grant Ho acknowledged that IM tti HAIH, ^czs^’a.» ........ • n-rurr rrvM in. I policy of that party. TLo defeat of Mr. tlio sorolraads had got a fonder that was Shingles, Lath, &c. aaS’all aUar'vanaa. tolar Jjirani bwabr aaUfead teal al lb. ant Grn.rta 1 Greeley is necessary in order to keep in net agreeable to them,Z but if Greeley a.*taw tosaM subjection tho rebel dement, which, hod abused the Democrats, they hod *rnMaada/.f XovstaMra.it. telw te. bte day 1 UwtmC. la tea Malt ,r NteUsss. tea h!l~.to4 . wore the Democratic party to starcecd, also nbuso.1 him ns much as they knew a>< l. taaltotaLvU; . , u.ia-a la U.. r-rv a. I.ml-I (n aalS *,lal». -Co.. oatem Auvrarnar. Uaotrsaal Uavan.or.Mnnarr ofl wonld break out anew, for it i. now on- how, and if Greolev was ahead it was Mala. Auditor ura.raL Male Tr.atoror. C.Mmlaly kept in subjection by the most strin­ bucause ho was the rmartrat. fio, he pn«aui,tol.<_at .-.rlm ; ..riba r-cato ilaanl >1 ItoaaaUua iaptaaaaC Z-lala. gent laws, enforced by national outhori- said, they must join anything that .Xtoli, u«.. I—.1-, ty. It is a national necessity that Gen. would insure hope, and then take a ■•■a iexi Grant bo ro-choacn, in order to place million of voters out of tho Republican .11—!| w U. [xrreOnal liberty beyond the control of party to lieat tho Republicans with. So, hostile local authorities, and establish it 1 snppos- wo are to expect that they upon an immovable foundation. tX.l'fit”-” "• i will draft, or enlist them with more The buslnreu interests of the United touching arguments than bo made States are in so prosperous a condition there. He said also, it east somethin" rl> af Ita rials tar tbair adootaa to ntenlaa. as to ba the wonder of all other naliem to carry on the Goreraniont under earsaaalia ita rrauimarawtar Um Crataiail.a -ntototo-u m tytoto Mtoto. and without a parallel in our own; anti Grant’s administration - didn't say bow 7i ^SW Ija —.»“■ yiiaa»4 as this auspicious condition of tho coun­ much. 1 presume he thought all would -l-.aa-l .M all askar paraaaa IntoZwalM la aall try is attributable to the cure, wisdem, believe that Groetoy could carry it on lb. a. ma. for aad to ail al ear tUMnad tta.»S‘»“ i and skill of a Republican Congress, for nothing. Neither did ho mention . fmaar aAwU, iraa aato reitl—. sw ■ backed by the steadfast political integ- that it cjit more to carry on tho governtsrzxzxs •:j-toXK 4^1 muni of ouo city alone uodor Democratic oncy, so the continuanca of that party in rule than it ousts to carry un the Gov­ aSaes toaHaSTtotote <a~»-r -l Marr, r.,, -rr^-ri power ia the only wise course for the ernment under Grant­ us>'l laUr •< l-rabal. lau alaraiait Jeu. 1 liaatau... present And General Grant should be Next Dr. Bickham was called out onteTrU,*«r?il"*‘“ ’-’“'•"’r ®w U.. Craaty j re-elected that all tho great intmsto of Ho said he woo a Democrat, and u such MORTGAGE VALEtho nation, dfoarrangsd by yuare of re- could not swallow all kinds of meanness, ^bstaail Lariat btoo majaja iba rajm.jl at a Clnrali Iwn L'.a>MlaMaa<taSorroyw ata ten boUion, and not yet beyond [leril, bo so was proud of the name, and wished to (Kb) at Jter. Is lb» yasr al esr Lord oonaolidated and harmoniad that hence­ keep it pare and unminglcd. [Cheera] MaU ma Iboosud ara bl baadrvd and altlr-aiiva. eia atari* M tarry (teaser. 1 forth tho rebel element of the South Next, Mr. Woodruff took the front, ratal aad steapad Mr FmlsvWk A. Hentoar to -------------------------- -----------------------------1 ? in Buriow ft Goodyoafs New shall be powerieaa J&W mischief. spoku eloquently, the sum of which was, vbottM, ajrisning. C. F. Dwight ft Again, tho re-oloctxm of Gon. Grant ho did not like Grant because the GovIM nsraafsrt; asaramm *ort«e<s waa dal, is a public necessity IjerauM- otberwiw eminent had issued exempted bonds— recorded Foundry. la U>< Ofeka of iba UaxUlrr at Daart i, Jrrnnui Ft . Mica., m and fur Um Cannlr of Harr-r ami Stalo of the Presidential Chair wiU ba occupied Mletogaa, so tea east* («) day at Jaty A. D.. Ksrpa ay with Ite l.iaaa. O> baad a. sasai aish ! by a ftomiMuf, who ad vweatnd letting to blame, but forgot, I guess, that Demo­ ST*Wool sent by railroad will bo t si the South "go in peace,” and found a cratic treason compelled them to be issued irama aratalaed Baa baoorar opmUvs. Stein fur irdod and wul Uck in good condition Republic with Slavery as ita corner­ and also, forgot or neglected to soy that sad oe abxli ncc«ga(o Ua»T it siaiawd to ba das, al few date ol Itos aoSrea, Um aan of Gists,Ladies. Mimes and Cnn.stone; who proposed paying for all tho Gvvrrnmont was now rcdoc-mmg les baadrsd sad siabtr lao dollars aad alxiarn WELCOME MARBLE. DBEN. STS lira!* eV; dauinteV "sUptoolo/^'ZZd In ba paid lav lb« lavra■ nt aa>d mariner, Ilnatingte May 22. 1872. leaving tbs rights of colored mon to bo Alto a Largo and Coarytels Stock at Fearing to be too lengthy, I will close smad atorald aar |i„i ■■(lega te Ulra to fetoalaae IS. determined by the whites at tho South; by saying that Greeley has some Detno- ■ IMr. sad aoraila pnacaodien al taw ar ta Calf, Kip aud Stogn Boots. taring teas.laatuaiad to rwcor.r Ite 1.. ' who. incapable of appreciating tho force crntic cryers or blowers hero, but many orailr Mto moi so rrrnoalo| savntod or any part ttera- Whirl, w. writ atrtaog. for Crab .( at: soirea is Ifeswtbto tar*T r*«w Utat by nr■gaess. of hm own words, uttered with eonsian- any they will not vote fiw him. Cha as a rati teforo puntasiag alnaten. cyend vehemence, the cry, ‘On to G.H. A. Richmond." before tho anny was reedy: . th who prepared when the rebel _ u. Orangeville Corrarpandancs. r wrath was at white boat; who wont upCraH Howe terse ita sdac. at holdlog tea Cironu Coawl Ito said Ossete), teara -Ulte soU u «_ .. aubftrey *a foolfoh ■■ a —• nr.... teal tadSer, al peVbc aiMlMci timely, to the' border of Canada, and that the political campaign has commen­ belie conference with men who. had ced in OraagwviOe. pfoe several days ar la » mart sad ks* jawsato Ibsrssf as taayte they rsorivod Umir desartr, would Lave rumor had ii that J. R. Van Valsor and Thi> wonderful regolAblo reatOVUtiro preMed o. 1h» reaffohl; a PremdreUa! Geo. W. Mills were tn apeak at the orasa aano.4 by lav tor Um alrnllar-rtl ainl a the sheet-anc hor of tho feeble and doarodidato wlrnre mind i. without a bal- school house tn our viflagn. in behaA of 1 ’ S i i u S - ii is .tm: risrset tezree^tawtsrtSssrst M I; ' CALL AT 1 S. VAN VLECK & CO’S Doll For Your Boots and Shoes ? W p arding ? Ik ’ ; j ttl i-' ICS.: F illh; L ij i1 : Sp f il s *t rn j '>i U! h? CASH fir ii ® @ Wool , AVERT. Illi! BIKIIIOLLtRSiniRTII{IH.I« ­ \ . & & on, It lift to Prus, K (tna! ill tor ■unite it for tho Interest of li Woman and Child to buy tb.nr SfluassrttWrfsi'S?' C. M. RUNYAN & CO. PLANTATION buy our Goods of Manufacturer*- and Importers, ar ' iflL d!Fe i ft is V« : ‘p t ‘ I s ’ tl ih I Honorable mm i» both parti- look with contempt upon tho— who are too cowardly to own their purposes aad loo BMato acknowfaigv their dr—rtwa. Ho, who, al thia day, exiling himself a Itepubliraa, but ufting with the Demo­ cratic party in behalf of Ilorwco Greeley, isaailrag under a&lio ftfef. M*. aa ia a wry distant age, bo who is not for us is again.', us, aad is dopg all in hi. power to giro tbotaiuntry over to a par­ ty wha, in the iatacoot of slavery w-ght the detraction of the Union ; whoso nfi arantee Satisfaction give our Customent every Advantage in Lot Prices SPRING Ittftal aid iKkaihl, DENTIST JITTERS. )ry Goods Eslablishui. ul htteiriv Michigan, S. T.-1880-X. e^stAStpysaSiS^i' f L Q 9? i tropica! temperate ot frigid, it acts as a specific in every spectra of diaorder which undenuinea the bodily strength sad breaks down tbs animal aurita. -----------------------------1 ^^y^sara -k r^o.- M far* 0*31'* afsU^g1. | _ .. . . —r ;h , Mt i/httfeavatm IM Mb nt fen In. iu i rrwuu, Mateta Mrytte^S^tateto j 1 ethene agwuMfei the wiiSri of h» rests- HASTINGS MEAT MARKET! -, ’ ■ '’UfeiUiieiJruj/• ft-.i • !. PATENT COOLERS; among stemachicA. As a remedy for tho nervous weakness to which wnraen nro aapecfally aubjeat, it is auparsuding i S? nqtuil G i aiurswefSLiiSss <mti aged and languid it has no 1 use— *“•* > totaMtowlEto -0 auHfon ia past eoaSiirta with tho W Mra totho S-BwbLcaa Mi. Nritafe *MB M OMO Mfe ance-whesL- a timid man, of defective Granny Greeley, of coure-, and tho ex­ citement wan of couree groat as tho Stay sr_MUaMTO la ita Oraaly af Harry aad night drew wear, Aug- Md. Mr. Edit­ rtitSi.-.stwtg'jrwA1! are* of Baatnbfo opiafore. and whoso or, you ought to have bee* bore, to hare alretsoa wrmld be the signa! foe aU ths wmi the mighty throng. It wm feared a.) af issgo oi^s mots (k a w.) aaotatniag tatty dforertaa: and rebollkm. elements to for several ifayt Jirovinwi to the mretiag, ooms forth and make thmaaoire. foil that the bouo would not begia to hold D, a' Caos. AUaro^ GrM-wigagvs. tho Greekriien, tot atoM tho Qnutf asaa And. fiatbwrnsoie, the ro-riretmu of that it wao auppuewl would bo present bui when the time atrired, it was found GCABDIAX HAU-.'. oenre ta him wo Uro a firm, paoriotk, that probably tho iieteuws roulil aR find p—~l tobethe Tie | _w ......... -I ra - 4 —- , — X— -Itknevk sUI-poMereea i reanle wto mtnougn -^4. dra that theman tout hold* the office of’ “£jtayi$irsta£%»*h» jy'tfi'jvf BPredating Attorney, gfr-a him by tho B.^hfaaae of wCounty, was to spraA Piro®, WfCtW, t, AVERY. SPBIN6 £ AVBfiT. FEES Hffl BOHE !ffi na c A ** ** E T H . aMiaraSto. Carpet Department. OHIWi-IJOT We hava now — �n. WU„ Bk.tU. ““•1—«-l fc, Ik. wa„ “-J-C^O-^d.Okla : CHUICHU. ko nd U k*4 vurcai*! u. W, I"* - —»*™W ud u «4d I-^lP«t«d1dw,„d<k. Ulonce in Monthly In*taUm»au to suit purchaser. CnU and aee it at tho N*w Vuvk Cosh Star*. Utf 1 .Ifft , ' MASOIIC. Kara *x» Batum*-Thero i. no di*. #a«o of the human .rrton for which thoi NrgvUae cannot be rami with jwfeet i anfoty, aa it doo* vason why trail.- i* g kk Coah Stare, ia bo. MICHIGAN CENTRAL Ft. R. Graai River Valley Division Hsstumo, Aug. 24, 1872. ।I Moved by Aid. Wood— The County Gmre num fur the nom­ That Street Commterionr r be intrud­ ination of County Officers wm aalled to ed to build a crcae-walk on weat aide order by tho Chairman of the County of Jeflknoa Sf, ncroa* Walnut StCommittee, D. R. Cook. On motion’s. J. Bidioamn, of Has­ More-1 by Aid. Wood— and on the opposite walk in front of ting* waa elected temporary Chairman, That Mr. Colo bu inatx acted to go ou thorn J A goodly number were out to and L. J. Wheator. of Nashville, tampo- nud oomplate the job let to him on Bai­ hcur-thom, both ladies and gentlrtn-n. ley Hill, acoording to contract made BREVITIES and they gave th* closest attention to with him. Altering the dates and City Dining Rooms what waa said. The Republicans of milter* worn appointed by tho Chair— (Strictly Temperance.) Gold 112 5-8. Thornapple are delighted with Mr. Col­ one on permanent orgvmixatton, roasiifWARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Rainy thia morning. Ena nomination for Representative. It lag of H. H. Wood. H. HotrgliiaLn Purduui th Day „ JTaA . Grant gaining everywhere. would bar* been impoarible to have giv­ trad John W. Brigg*; aad tho other on j Moved that Ute Mayor b-< authorized Gold ii drooping; so i. Creel.y dock. en better satisfartfon in the nomination. credentials, consisting of T. B. Diamond. I to make the nceeesary alterations tn GH0CER1ES5 COyrKCTIQSERY ■ A thitt ntyyJy ta htA at all tiaut. I Cole's oontraot Many stranger* itt the rify yesterday. Mr. Collin* ia a decided man, and ho j Ix-ondcr lapham nnd Copt Perry. On motion of John Kiwgte, tho Con- | Poputar—The Republican County vention adjourned to meet attain at half, Oh motion Council adjourned. Ticket • put ono o'clock. Wm. D. Hanoi, Spy of Shiloh at Union Hall to-night fact, wo arareoly Iwar any other name Recorder. Go everybody. montionod for tbo Senate. Everybody sd to order by the Chairman, when tlu»' Improvemaut* am being made on the appeals to think—to know, that Mr. report on permanent organization was County fcir grounds. Dewey has richly earned tho position. ia pavamiad by tho chairman al aaid com­ k Our foreman, IA. H. Holmaa, is quite every way capable of it, and should have mittee, which vraa os follow* t Chair­ *ick with typhoid fever. it Such ia the feeling upon thia sub. man, S. J. Biilalmau; Secretary, L. J. Much matter intended for thia issue ject ia thia part of tbo Cbunty, and iu i* toft over, owing to tho aicknrat of W. Tho report was accepted and adopted. H. Holrura. quatatod. The Committee on Credential* report­ The next meeting of tiro Grant and ed through thetr chairman, T. IL Dia­ Y Mr. Wm. Tinkler i« *peetel Police Wilson Club in thia town, wilt bo held mond, that every township and ward in and MarxhaL by Jqipointmeut of tho at Swift's Hall in thia aiilago, ou Friday tlw County wm fully represented. Dio I Council last evening. eroning of thia week. Everybody is in­ natnew being road, on motion, the report John A. Dix i« tlu> Republican randldate for Governor iu Now Yuri;. Z& vited and a large attendance in anticipa- wu'Moepted, nnd tbo committee dim SELECT SCHOOL. Grtrlor stock ha» pretty much played Non wxxu tho tetter* o( Hon. Wenout with u». Ton acnrecly hoar a Oreodoll Phiflipt and Hon. J. 0. Blaue on ley chicken peep in our street* or any the Ont page ol thia issue ot tho Batatho byways now-a-ttay*. Thoro must.be I On motion of T. B. Diamond, the 1 Convention procced-d to the nomination Michigan, which is widely ihtobratod the Greeley chickin' have been gobbled ' of County officer*. for iu excellent odocxtioual institutions, up within a short time. Wo do know |। On motion of AV. IL Jewell, the Con­ has now the feeding Diuuneea College ilk, that a great many of them have been li vantiou proceeded to Jtako an informal tho Northwest located at Grand Rvp- "gobbled up to serve tiro guests of tbo Il vote for Judge of Probate, with the folgreat Convention to be held at Louia-'I lowing result: rille, Ky. on tho ,3d day <Jf September j Sherman C. PrirnBc, 43 G«o. M. Dewey will addroaa the Re­ next. "Ox TO Ix>n*v ilia" i* tlia popu- i publican Club at the Cbideater School lar paraphrase now a-dnys all over th!* I House, in Rutland, on Saturday even­ Irroud land; nnd, Charlo* O'Conner, of ing, August hint, at half .part acron New York, that “old time” anti-Tarnauy Democrat, who was tmulo |Cbairman of tho Committee ut “0 to proaocuto the | pr-.-*ent incumbent, *u nominated Sher­ A 8niv.—On Friday, Aug. 13th the pcrjietrators in Jthn Tammany fraud*, iff Ly acclamation. On motion, Wm. H. •Power* wa* duly editor of tho Bi xxxx waa oti tho cur* by which New York City was rubbed of between Rouava Point and Ogdonaburgb, millions upon millions is tn be the nominated Giutty Clerk by acclatnain New York, when a vote waa taken sqcccasfnl candidate ia nomiaatioa to [ for Prooident, muoeg tho legal mtera the Presidency of the Umted State*, at i , On motion, Mito T. Wheeler, tbo on the train, tho roault being 123 for thia gnthctatng of tho ]wopte for the present Incnmbenh wa* by acclamation declared th* nominee fur County TrtU*for Grant ami 24 for Groob-y. Atria circunutnnce will be, that, [ioor | PaaroxiL.—F. W. Taylor, of Phila­ delphia ia luakiug bu friend* in thia j city a brief vi»it ■ New York Cavh Stum won't be Auatiu Blair ta the Dolly Varden can­ Mid. Be auro and call aud ex­ didate for Governor. That ia right, and good* and price* behtr parchav the vote will tell what tbo jx-oplo think of hi* aummeruiult, and hi* abiuo of & Anr. TO 1 1 i «i las i:u l!S “* | I j i *■ » 1 :u. 3fS i I Ii 18 1 *r» | ining tho lamli oCWhnTI & M. R R., U. P. B. It, and tlie Government I-anil* atill open tn Homeatoada and Pro-empDckate will be aold by the Burling­ ton 1 ton to nnl connection*, from Indiana[*Ax, Clii-agu, Pcori*, aidBarimgtou. to Lincoln aud return, on Sept. 3d and 4ih, at Half Rate., Uing, wo believe f22 55 from Chicago to Lincoln, and good to go and come for two wookx. j People wiihing further jiartieulnre lean addreas A. E. Touxalin, General ' I'aaacnger Agent 1). & M. 11. IL. IJurlingtou, Iowa. Hastings \jlUegan. ■e[> it large supply of Salt- for so)? at Lowdst nuirkdt rales, their Brick WttrehpUBc. | Ita Sail is itrtt II jtr tafm tku Siltorn! ta Ik vhkr. Educational Settee. Thu Teachers' Claaa ut Urangovilla will tcmmcnco Monday, Sqrt. 9th. Th* people of thia place will provide board­ ing place* for such as come fttm. a dtetance, aud will try tn mako thou atay pleasant *a possible. Th j work edlbe rouducted in tho interval of taoeberx and for the promotion of our district Barrel loLi ttnd inorc sold to dealers at a vancc abort* Car-load llutca. small a<l- Water T.img, Ohio limn, Shingles of all kinds, complained that their teacher* were not < well enough educate I for their work, j ynd next winter thoro will bo an in- | creased demand for ARD & THAYER. ■ Way IB, well qualified riv* of examination' will bo carefully made, and the imS&eruntly qualified a|»plicant will receive a liceu*o to teach, when it i* determined where he expert* to labor, and then, Only a* the n«ee*«!tietofllie ea>o dietafas. The fint sixamination will commruco Aug. 30th, n: Hasting*, and ' continue two daya^jf declarvil duly nominated fur Prosecuting ncoeaiary. Ik- prompt at nine o'clock. Attorney. Naw Good* ia endless variety just opened, aad for sale at astouiahipgly efficient officer* live, and tho men are. ly* prices at Barber A Bailey'a. in'JOtf all and each of them, personally popular as they moat certainly deserve to I*. Et'crybody Should try them before l urchasing Elseiehere. country and ita p^SLeml for exam­ Horarti Greeley will not bo able'to retry 1 hi* own State by thousands upon thou- i sanilx. No, poor Horace will hardlr get a “insell" in his own State. No, ho [ will hardly get a ^aawU” anywhere in thaao United State* except with rebel *y mpatliiren ot hr* SUtt Ibgkli d*c-‘ | trine* and acceariou proclivities. "It i» ' X Hon. John ML Nevins, who ha* been an awful thing to fail into the hand* of1 dared duly nomi*lted. quite aenoualy sick, ia, wo are pleased to know, rapidly improving. On motion, the Convention proceeded tophi- rvxuinniion of 1’tvaocating Attoniny, wiib tho following roault: * A* \\ a Exrttvx:. —The County Con­ vention ro-nominated. by acclamation, I- W. Vrouman tor Sheriff, Wm. H. .......... .] 4». 12ICC *>rai। 11 THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST Michigan -Exchange. . Aag. 27,1175. M*. T..Yan Zito, of Charlotte, and He H. A. Shaw, of Eaton Rap'd*. rpako our people tart evening from tho bah ny of the Exchange natal of Uu*_ * LUfiBEH FUMUSyED Ifl LOJ[D LOTS. 1,"00 trreH. Splendid' timte-r of all kind*; Oak,dlaswou-1, Whitewood etc. Terms, 825 per acre. Fur further in­ struction*, inquire at this Office, or ot tho proprietor*, i, s, r v r\ vnvruiv On metion. tbo Qmvention prexx-odvd J'jy your amiwy <r««’ ta'*r y»« IIon yrer latiL ritrasttd triii ar p«M, al Uu Poial afict '/ A. P. DUAKK J Onr AdUy SlaJa, Png Start. publican* of Hope nt their caucus on | The canvas* has progrcMed aufficicntThursday elected tho following excel­ lent Town'hip Committee for tho ensu- | ly for, for u> to take soundings and tw' certain the drift of tho “great w*vn," I which tho Grrotey mon would hate u» I think is sweeping orrr the country nod, iS S «. iSiXlite. S3 M also, whither it tend*. Then* ia no i doubt but that tho originator* uf the ■ Cincinnati movement hop«-d nnd iu’ tended to **allow up the Duniocratic meeting, last evening at the Court 1 party nnd form a new party which House. Tlm-tipeoch of Capt Rexford waa able ana eloquent, aud gave great and be aide to copo aureoaatnlly with Michigan aatiafactiou. The Court House was fill­ i tho Republican jarty. Have they noed to overflo»Jcg. aad the meeting a OLD, RELIABLE AND DI?ECT ROUTE, compluhed thia object ? We think that | i-r.-w-a .3.1 mUlu elv* ««*perfect *uce<-»*. Mr-L.:a .HI inia> Bwt aTDMreU Md Waal lr»« no one will question but that they have aignally foiled. Tbo movement doea | Tux Mxrrttros of tho Grant and Wil­ son Club will be held hetuofter on Sat­ not touch tho popular heart any nearer urday evening*. Remember the moot­ than tho I’hiladelpluA.iuovoment during tag neat Saturday. Good speaker* will Johneou'a admtatefratioo. It i* warning in vitality and would not, aa on in­ dependent movement, live until election. Sinn tho principal charge* again ir tho Administration, which were ita life, barn will commence his Select School at been shown to be fabrications, it ha* Woodland Center, on the first Mon-lay been retrograding fast A* tbo » uni of the Democratic l>orty. it will odd to it* n Septcxnber, next. rank*, providing more Democrat* anPartio* wanting anything iu the Un­ not repelled, than there are Republican* dertaker’* line will find it to the their attracted,' which wv think very uncctJcrr RrcnrxD.—A choice to! of 8u- interoat to call ou John Wolf, aa ho tair. Imtead of it* swallowing up the gara, T*O», Coffees, 8pic®, Tobacco, or keeps constantly on hand a large m- Democratic party, it ia destined to bo any thing in the Grocery line, wwy daww aortment of coffins and Undertaker* absorbed by that organization root nnd effoCrasyCywrea, at Hitoboocka, Rratau- goods. Heorae furniabed free to cuxtomero ; nlao livery furniahod to <xdar. GOOD NEWS FOR ALL $20,000 Worth Central R. R. Cheaper than the Cheapest ’ RuasclL of Nashville. On motion, the Convention .proceeded to nominate n candidate for County Sur­ veyor, which re»ult«d on the second lial- 1 On motion, II. IL Wood and Milo L. William* were duly nominated G-roncr* bv acclamation. Better than the Best! ‘NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD, large aud well selected stock of Regular meeting of tho tonunun Council al the Council Room*, Fridat orcnlng, Aug. 23d, 1H72. I’roaont—Mayor, Recorder, Aid*. Hiuus, Eaatman, Wood and Konfiold. Minute* of previoua meeting rood and J just received which dctcrmincn to sell also sell Sugar Coffee, Spice, and in fact all kinds of Cheaper than at the “GREAT COST’’ and '‘Excursion Sabtefc Fox Sai*—Ixouae nnd 2 lota on East 1 Petition of D. G. Rubinaon, R- B. Cunter SL Houro and 2 lota on Brood­ ia * family phytic whleh u pleasant to of tho Democratic party to allow it to take and do« not dirtrewa or gripe, but war, alan xbe old 1*. 0. Building and merge into tho bit-ral Jtepublican por- Wightman and others for diacontinutot on Jefiereon St *nco of tho night watoh wax presented. is *uro to operate when all other ram* । ty. Why did they not adjourn without Apply to S. C. Pau nt* Moved aad carried that petition bo dies hare foiled. It ia • purely vegetal m.kjng a nomiaatioa at Baltimore, and Real Estate Agent. bio preporaiioa, roatriniag nmther why do they Mill hold on to their organ- accepted. Moved and carried that th* prayer of Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol, the • ixatioM, NatioaaL State, County nod Tow nahip ? Does it not look auspictou*? I bi- petitioners be granted. reauh of fifteen yearo exporimeuting by Moved and carried that accounts pre­ Doctor Samuel Pitcher. It ia perfectly We predict that, after this £*11 campaign The Republican Conreuiton for the is ended, tho Democratic party will re- isented at thia meeting be referred di­ harmleaa and for mare effective than Hila, Naacotic Syrup* ar Carter OiL By First Represenlatiro Dtetriet on Gator- turn to ita old mooring* ate! thenceforth rectly to the Board. day nominated Hod. Fred W. Coilins of nu.Tunato straight Democratic tickete, Tho following account* were preaentThornnpplx, the present popular and and Liberal Republican* will cither । efficient supers bar of that township, have to take their placM ta tho Demo­ and a man of decided ability. His nom- cratic rank* or come whmporing back I isatiou ia a roailed reward tot active to tho RopuhBcan party, after having Goodyanr A Barlow, timber, effort* to aid tho cauxc, and a very great done all they could to weaken and doIL J. Men Son, mraiuriag hill ecanpliment, considering the ven popu­ attoy it. Depend upon it the Dru>»^ north of Iron Bridge. lar names lieforo tho ConvcnUon a* cum- craiic party intend to make the most of W. T. Easmaa, Timber, te. this movwmen! aad gather into ita fold ell that will bite. Whuerer rote* for Horace Grootey i* doing making more not lew than voting a Democratic ticket. । nomination, which bring equiratoat to It cannot be sunn***fully dented but Petition of E. Hinman and ntLcn, an election, wa. miw earnrody contort­ that the moral and intellectual element , asking for laying out and ewtaUla'iicg ed by really good men from other part* in thia country is pre-amiaonllr ia ibv , a road was presented of ILo District. Republican party and ia dertined ta re­ Moved and earned that Um petition main there ter ail going to the Deme- । cratic party. It ia each unprincipled Moved by Aid. Wood— traffiaitig an the Greeley movement that That tho Manhal bi laatrnctad to ox­ On Weduwday tart both wing* of tho drive* all honest men from tbo Demoinino rate the oundilion of all place* Dully Vaiden party held moan Con­ vention* ta this City, aad Hon. Aartin Plate deiivared nn nddreas from a plate Drug Department R. MUDGE Stock! ruliticitns cannot fail 4o be suited jwiti. igs for Both aide*. PAi/trs, oils, qqocEiiies, HASTINGS, MICH, 1:-.ji-l । <. 'irnte ■WaU Brink, Cartied. Mtrred by AM. WoodThat a road bo laid out us prayed for in peUtion of E-M. Hinman and others. '; Moved by Aid. Ham*— That Mr. Brin, bo permitted to build ■I crosswalk ou State Bt ta front of hi. Taylor & Farley Organ, “ “jsr, Jft-1 WHninea Hrom. I'irano, which rauno.be.xraitedWttffftM OOIM3MA �Dauchey a Co*l Column. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN WHATEVER!Xt-£3 :New, HciuntiBe, Sueceefful Tre-H-_, (itnai ny 8250 THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION DR. AIKIN OPES A TOP BUCCIES, Corea Recent and Old-Standing Di***, Pref. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK i--«—--’ i.S.!5±2iu!7rSTi.rf.lS;~.'"' Ths C.lwrt Uithojrapblns Company ot Potroll The New Capitol and Grounds, LADIES. SEWIING MACHINES. W CARBOLIC TABLETS. . Trn»~« lilted «ad Hooter. Tna Akxmo.v OnoFaxirw £.< Augaat ia a capital number. It hro «ne)y Bliutratad artieha, good rtoriei. enter­ taining mucellancy, oU Wo cheer­ fully commend thia ready valuable pub­ lication. which should bo read by all who appreciate wholeeotne literature ' The embeKahod artirtee are "Banka of the Senega!," “Proepact Part, Brook­ lyn," "Hem. of Jefferson," and •Dietrerted Mother" (Uumeroua), The oootenta of thia einellent magarine ere va­ ried, racy, and unueually readable Among lie contributor, ia the veritable YOUNG MEN Real Estat. $3,000 MOBTOAGK. DALE. U'luU-.-U- la tb» 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS 1871 Sure. ■“ “ '• w"JiH'.'K.tJe" ;rjss* ., I ktenaii* <’.*<-J Mu.m ' BflUamL CAMPAIGM BOOK 1 pppray ■*“—*- receives an elegant premium pictaro entitlod‘'Iho V-ting Brethren" Pubiiahed by the A O F Amaaalum, No. 37 Part How. New Port, at W.50 a MEDICAL SCHOOL । Office, No. 11 Canal rit, Grand lUpid. .'.KAWirsrt.'ttsiSftoJia: The September amber of AaOea’i JEata» it one that should !>o read by nil claaeea lor it ia h> good and interesting that when once taken up no on. wishea to put it down until tho last ia perused. It ia full of atone*, adventure* poetry, fan. engraving* ami not a line in it but contains information There ia no aerial in thia country that will compare with 3T* Therefore Call Without Delay. HOUTB HIATT, fWL ST4HLT1 ». TURNER, Soil. EHAS J. CLU, Get 1st LOOK HERE. Pboca. or Seal“Meehanic’e Imtituih^ Baltimore;" “Mount Egtnoct, New Zealand;" “Cityof Magdeburg, I*ruaaia“Ancient Egyptian King.," “A Deoeetic Narrative;" 'The Millbury I Gigantic Upper Croat;* “Sowing the Wind '■Our Young People'. »ory««U*Guana, or, the eon of a Politician - Gift Enterprise. 166,000 Punla Page;" "Curioee Marten;" "The Ilouartecper:" “Facta and Fanoaa;" 'Mr. Apolki Pigfeet and Li. Boating Adventure*. —— (Bmnnroea Illuetrationa)- Addrew. Thoma. L Talbot, 63 MATURES WlMEDY. ’ VEGETIE | TC^gHT-BlflgQ.ftwncH .'dSHSStest-e-ts,'i.'ri St. Joseph,Midi Sept. -1,1872 IRX’.®’ Condition' Powders! the power of thr ayetem to mist and throw it off ia weakened ; hence time b all important For dyapepaia, all dia-. rotea,cf the iitw, atutnach, rtin nnd kidneyr. and all that begin in rititbal blood, do not wait until the trouble ia cvnSnnod, but attack it by a timely uae NATURE'S CALHinVS’ Hair Restorative EaU Saginaw, 16,000; Grand Rapid* SO,000; Bay City, 16,000;. Saginaw City, 9,500; Mukegon, 9.000; Maniaten, 6,000 ; Wenona, 2,500 ; South Sag­ inaw, 2,500; Portsmouth, 2,500 ; Mid­ land, 2,500; Alpena, 3,000 ; Au Sable, 2,000 ; East Tawaa, 1,000 ; Tawaa City, 1,000; Standish, 1,000. CHAMPION WASHER r«e«lu etateeiOMi o/wU-v nxi.ln*. with -r..;, drofci rwaoiiit ratal'■ Dr. Wells' Eilract of Meta unwed M outertaiaaMB t of aouh thrillingintaraataa the “ Spy of Shiloh.'* It ia intenperaed with aroore from the late war, that ahno.t makre one Iroliare they are actually witnaewng the carnage of battle—JV-droi P-t le t aa t $63366381 l< 1 oa WoolJ Wool !i are 150,DM dBXXXSdftS SINE’S townahip of Battimcr*. H frew Hasting* and only 3 mika South af the Grand Hirer Valley R- R-, at Quimby rood wrung and growing orchard, good ta ‘Lra I.V ear. tHW 1 ruMKNTe, uV acre, under improvement* I raue from School Moua* Sugar bmh ot 1,000 tree. Splendid timber of all kind.; Oak, Ba.wo.xl, Whitewood «trTerm* *2S per aero. For further taatrudm* faqate/at thia Office. or ol � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-09-04.pdf 29f45242d3cc9dce149199f77038cba5 PDF Text Text Tif, K«ri»ucM The Banner Company, • r «4*r«rWA «a«ar co.. pxxi, baa and indiSrrent with a similar fate, and wo mich. zeal n»uw of President Grant's unpopu­ larity with Um Bcmthern Sfaire fa Ifa^c VOL XVII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1872. ipd ll*W Cards. 8 DON’T FAIT. To CALL ON A DANGEROUS MAN. tnon<,tary triumph; forgetting that rooty of VunaillM. a* hard he it for the Prussian pre* to exhibit alarm, Dennis, when ho encountered a twasant girl marrel]|a*ly Iwavtifnl. He fell madly * love, and for a long time failed "HM CBIM PLOWS WKIGHT fc HOLBROOK. <•- lIOLBROOk. ON TRIAL IT IS THE BEST FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS It is the lightest Draft. 2nd II is the Easiest Handled. 3d it does the best work. 4th 'Il ’is the ‘ pnost (lurabf^bcing harder than tempered steel. .5th The points will wear nearly twice as long as on any other plow. II. BlRGHER. “ W.M “wiS’lfsei Uno CoaaaiMK ftq *4 t—M I •■M.rtw. «•< ing matter; bnl it would be a groat mi»taki- to believe they have forgotten nH about it; it ia burned into their memory, but left fur accomplfahmeut to the whirligig of time. It is expected that buried io the Abbey ef 8t Donnie the the ransom arcount will be finally set­ young gill dying shortly afterward* uf tled br next July. Ai<ui tail i7. fright and sorrow. M. Theirs has gone to enjoy bi* out­ How do those infant prodigies—the ing at Trourille; hu wants a holiday — By mean* of a iprctal wire ia hi* sitting roori, be will bo telegranliicaRy amnec- knowledge may cumo tu theko MiutreU lod with V<-r»*ilte*, ana two couriers from nature—lifcu reading mid writing daily, will bring him tfiu “benvy wall." to other,—there i* a IVufMeor In Pari* A flotilla of gun boat* will prevent all named Iluardu, a Milanese, who teach** attempts at abduction sea-wards, and tho young idea how to play the violin, -------- — w ------ - ,—— . flute, and harp, and also to sing th* bon dunug the fate campaign, will , popular tonga It ^appaar* the pupl* jirovo hit doromior. from all land at- team by imitation, like the monkey*; lack*, llroide*, it fortunately happen* they obwrvu what their teacher doe*, •oin« ngimo!li* 9™ to cxiwrimenl ia ' and with memory aid repetition in six ramp hfo ju iho.Rojghboebood, ^nd <r. I w»ok-» *t«|dy, rail din or cbarci the para Imnd to nmuw the Pre*-1 with HtiHirilt operatic roum.1' Rachel M.! Icilongod once tu a similar Academy of I.. Rt'SSKLU ,ni'PA>a si Uw. HsiMierte ’Cksayere a*4 ; FIELD CULTIVATORS, an*, et. Hurm-on*. NO. 19. block, and to that hi* Hood would essi-1 , Iv stream «, them After tbs J—I Bot U “““• DRILLS, fc. institution dedicated to th* orphans of tho war. Forty years ago Trouvillo wa» a lismlct inhabited by a few fishermen; ' DRAKE, M. D.. HICKS <fc BROTHER, I»K-. I. '1. |t» snug and tranquil portion, rouplnod known only ;o a few I driMan*- The painter Moxin in L^3i, ruroatoj itin fii* Jllll.’. ROBERTS tho "Club" with a handaome flag. Naxt . . .............................. maple and hemlock compriling tho prin­ iraak the Republican Wigwam, a good , substantial1 building 21 X 00, to to M | harn've^ little to do with the aduiiu;>cipal kind* of timber in the fanning di*tricta. dedicatod. Irailmi of Nuflonal aftaini. As to the fatter no ono could have done better, Good farming lands can be bought for uro forming dubs, io foofi do «moll and no individual could havo placed us in a more 'oMiable ] osifiou rtian that rarer. Wibon, and have joined our Cluba, de­ claring that they have no faith in the "-rat kind*, not only thrive, bat grow in great they will not submit. under Grant tho m tlw South may, to a "Old Sol" may shoot bia firry rays . throughout that boroioforo tniiguidod section of the Bepublie. i.usi iur omc dur-- Northen to doeo their e peculiarly adapted to tho railing of fruk MILL* . rd by the freak and invigorating setdiera located on IVre Marquotto I^ke, or the "Iditto' Lake,** a* wo term it- Four of be colder hew in winter than in the ranthey giro in the approaching election.— the suill* are now in running order, Ix-t "well enourb'* alone, and do not turning out oh an average*, ooj hundred Horace Gnwdey! hour*, and giving employment to about tatoes in tho hill until spring. Owing four hnrplyod men, Tho remaining to tho hoary [alia of snow, Hm fro*t ean- No my will march into Washington—not with rebel colon flying at their head. Urm| m»l on tho shore, and one of tho must porfoct and commodious mill* in hoatile cannon, but with sssber* aheolhed New Mill" will bo finished noon. if they/will but do so, 1 will guarantee by soqulring a taste far mudc and learning Pi read it, tu gain a livelihood in tho or­ fur machin'oiy of many kiwi* flun Lud-, wu do—work, chestra* of the theatres. tho Administrattan, dictating its policy, iagton_______ We have no more faith in Dr. Plante-: pvin^ color and character to all its acta. ny/roi** prcdiotlqn»| tho ••^ftli.’* 1* come THE SOUTH. This i« nu fanciful picture, no prsdiction tad gone, and tho world |s not di»olv„ . eJ, nor Jhavo fire-men been extra-ern- thinned out, to tcarco >* it Incoming al j at Trouvillo b« pitied, they were roalTy worked to ^ ratung logs I rebeU/ailed to achiow with arms they de^th listening to contesaion*. and up to , from horoJo tKjt P“atP“p tourist* arrived ia numbers; from hiring noon on the expected fatal fifth, the timber U s]mu*| inuhanslable, it being anarim-ml*, they cngagi-d houses, and churches »«re well-tilled; pwi4* finding estimated that there i* 2,500,000,000 pit|tu*tcly ramn'ienacd v> build |l|*mi! Having been favored with a copy of .;?/£ feetofpina along tho shore, of Fere tiro Bailing population quickly iqj- brtter tu back pn Hr. Cumming, till he Harfim-tie Illvet, within a distance ot proyol away. Jn winter thp town ha* becomns particular in dates. nut ILOUfJ ui a population, in tbu smcoc, A callous esrewony ha.* takou plaou thirty mite* up that slromu, which, by politics, bo co guided in their judginsnt ten time* that number; formerly sfaupli-. in tho Church of 8t. Steplien, which wa* the way, i* uavignUu for craft* not that they may uo-. forgal their bsst inetty attracted people I here, now ilia ty pri'itily dccjratel far «l» occasion.—j drawing rauru than four foot of water, a teraata by aiding in tho election to the x aCWaOI'ATHtC !-V»u»n *a4 itssnsa. OMre *a ration* luxury which means four new AbouvlihJ litlle swuwp*. in their work-; Presilency of the Uuitcl Btatoi of ono dbtanco of ninety milus. Hard maplo iuiloU* jwr day; it i« the pfaco where irtg coSnom. wero ftstotebM to fwwve abound* in groat ipraulitie* and attain* lieacon, and my triend bu done me n rupiei u|| llw tto<i>te-cb*M> ot i-tegaqrsi. forty-five tiritre Av attendant*! at night­ groat injustice in *o uaiug a strictly prililaiicu at ll,o riilway stollen, a pluro school and oateolism The clergyman n large growth. THOllAS H. 1UBTWEU. with tlie trnt-ki—vvorr aide of each dalivvrod a vary ouusiblo address. One markud, "to .kept dry," and "with newspaper Ueplose* no pnxo u;u> awara- milL lath factory, two bowl factorira and «“», aOf hu l»Jrty- As I . am, hun-ever, thus draggt»l bofure fire f the Floris MacFUmsey* uml ed fur “geography,’' certainly a* useful f'JK WASHINGTON LKTTEF j o to myrelf. in ic'cer. The fiuhtonablu dreM-' to the little black's, a* “astronomy" and n .mall faundry. W • were unfarriwalo , ' 11 the use of globe* to civil *erriiiit* -le*tin- s few week* ago in Iwriug a flue grist- ray own language anil over my own sig- i WM. II. JEWELL od to comr letter* uud index dooumnnt*, null, pail factory, planing-mill an I n nature, to set forth my obsnrvutiune and Sinoo lluwiijth ba* published hi* machiu.) for manufacturing hafidka for J ri"»'[ (‘•’moxioua a. they may aernn to dare, that th*? now bare boo»n;o sqb. scrinere. ’4'Lo principal osfablishmont • fast woek on adultery,-ho is regarded a* «4. 1 ** to-day will HE- SMILES ARE AIL FOR MEthe "Modicuio Man. by those wholhavo | On OTO „f a Fnwidential contest. J. W. MAYNARD, bwn d-xt-ivod. and is <Waged with let- levs, 4e, destroyed by fire. Irouvillo during the eraaon. The yrs- tens and ufllittod with All* by thami it) The new Constitution prepared by a vailing faslirin for young fadiiM to paint trouble.. He _____ ought ._ to open a uensultaThere orc a goodly number of profes- duty of every . . ...------yj,, *4Ome ol th^ ».l ot valuabto Demckratic Convention cuatAiarprovi*thi-uiwlve*, wiJi a coat of white puader I tian cabinet, promising ly acnepl payment ur fancy outers, extending from tUejaeek : boaling faculty, tu only to thu root* pl the farir, i. repugnant if |i on i-lfoslwg — — t.---- --rlfesting a euro. 1— ,------- bluh them, giving at tho same'time ' not dUgurting, and rarely wqual* the kill the woman taken in adultery fa be- j anJ wx. pro?.-»vion, i own improasion* derived therefrom, •anur art pruetk-ed by tho /Uta of tho ing acted upon. A man aged <55, being j ,. , . ,, Buelevard*. Iho nm*culinu acx nows at Navacelle, ha* ju*t kilted hi* wife,: "D’ taught in the aanre reboot., that voting tlie eifect s* horrible. It might be fad- ORod CO, with a chair, having detected • eroex.1. preaching political rtruggte. North are absorbed in uione ■ dare tnemsdvre Fagans, fiedieato a fancy. od by tho Txigialaturo. Fearing to taka turnplo to Fortuno Viriii*. a* m ancient tho resjioniibility of th*ir own senti­ । timra, where somoa invoked thu God- . ments thus put into tho form of fundsmautal law, the Convention, by a close 1 inditfereut to public opinion; liis coga- Ml( bad adurilml bur political viei V I I 105 tl. IIOTKU try mon for »<>mo tiste bare ranked him being appointed her notary, olracrv everything for i “Xanirtition. The Methodist* taku the same nuutuor a* wo very law ia their estimation, but it i* wu a uiau '.rap*bio of o good-----action.— , lead, ami are now building a substantial colored population, which i« duofly in­ hiiawlf who shows u* that in tho lowest money, cveu as tar as a g— tfirk from WO*- church rlmwh ImiLlin.* wturtl will bo I'M' done lllltie gan. Tho South, however, building, which depths, there fa a lower stilt He would The French uro fond of jerk wrested, being so propgrtionatoly email I have done well to retire into private lifr uSny m, well A* taste. Moneionr, j and lire on hi* dividend*, after thu ln»•*- t-j-l. ground for a churtfa edifice. The Conty of Frankfort was signed. But uo; bo I ewntimtee to bo a deputy when deputies provont Noah from eating the vpecimena, gregfttfaiialaU have engaged tho Her. bo bu]Mj to retrieve their fallon furtuntw through the very Government they -so tutiou u adopted or rejected, tho fact | avoid him, and instinctively plying the rerettty sought io destroy. Matter* of a । Tribune hu ha* degenerated into an unJOHN MICHAEL. purely ]wr*unal character, chiefly pleas­ ■M-eiuiy interrupter uf antagonist* in tho family: Pittsburg, J. H- & Wm. Stuckure, in tho way of recreation called me Aascmbly. who never honor him even vntiar^i X«w Orirahs, J. Inugte*. A. 1 by a )wutrteL He himself has sketched Lo Due, A. W. MacCalL ‘.A. W. Mumtook to your inti tt.it and purebto, J'i»» Sall al <>'« »M aland of j ttui strangi* ‘•morality’' of hto public life; am, E ft Mr*. Swain ; tndianopulis, £. and kept by Mr. Runnvlr. Mr. IL u ! after hte Cuufe'aiuti in open rixirt, for- 1*. (iailurc Batoon, Dr. 11. ft Mr". Sown- cuuwnntly overrun with guevu, ono honforced ma North of the Ohia 1 i-igmrr* puuclmind bo fagged suprrfluou* rcrnl, Rolfe Eldredge, M<>— W. Bad; HaXLFiCHUV *> During that period. i uu the stage. But he held on; hit learn­ St FsuL Dr. T- T. A Mr*. Mann; Mem night but week. Wo are sadly in need ed brothem a few weeks ego, <m Uu* nhte David Walt. Lrmuvfifa, Mr. 4 •eUlsd country where public school* first scrutiny black-balled hfa rc-eleeliau cannot bo eiteblished nave at distant better point than Ludington Aar just to the Council of tho Order of Advisjciut*. nod yoi Democracy ptopowa to rates; and a Parisian jury axproseeo it* FI LLER AND LOOK, where you know you get none but the WiST QUALITY. ^etnsponbtner. maintain tho igucranoe ul tho colored repuguanco for the once jupatar idol by -.ISEBAL CuXTNAlTOtWrer BrM-wetk. Ms- ' the Farrell House toll me that he had ■sn. rtsnrr.sx is-1 e«t la su U* intimating to the Judge. ih»c iLsir rion iur Jute* Eavro iasuch that it must Lcatrana, Aug. 2*. 1R7-FORRIPW CHJUHfOFDFMCE. No colored man shall hold office, andino of tpy prejudice in thsir eyes any cause he OSIS, tho boyne protection to tho ballot box thall be nrrDEMMER. HEATH (»u»rd. Tho Judge in thu exercise of a discretionary power potojioncd n trial Imdingtou i* destined to be n large ut thu prime mover* In tho Rebellion; inittH by a regirtratioa ot votes- Can the Cuotederato Croae-Koads go forth, for another term. What a singular brief place. The town now number* fully A radical journal a*nort« France is too, Jules Fan* look to make hi* re-en­ tectod, however, if you will but laduigv i certain to enjoy throe month* o( tran­ try tit tha Bar, nuthing Ira* than th-i do­ quility in ouu«**qtl»ne* of the iirorogaliun, fence of a woman for aupplTlug the of the Aaacmbl); noino newspaper* havo, Frussianv with pravfai-jt— uuritur the mure punctual in the future. people, and only the overthrow of tho made a rcdwltou in th. ir pri*’. by on... kee" Government, (a* they style the untiro CuasUtulion will provont the enmy arrival, that I foci like an “old set­ IXnli’ri.. third, having DO longer tu support a Federal authority,) as auring the hottest tailnuintof these evils on that new tler” now, and *lill tony coma. Ffwon ^rtad of the lUbelKon, and that bitter Etate, far an indefinite period of jour*. ttaft of special* nt Veraoilloa Ihu re­ turn of the deputira to th*ir coiirtituentwo-*Liry budness building* have bocn twling only noeds a favorable oporto- Nothing but the shrewdness energy and nity to develop itself in an upon form- Il peroevofiraco of ^Senator Bowman, axmay uever again show itself tn the shape Governor 8ton-u»on and Oth-jr true nod ...1. M olh. to,11,-..*.Iof grim-ringed war, but in a non la­ triad Rsqmbltoatu who have organuo.1 the Rnpablioaa party up>n principle*, j. ... -_a I-------- 1 w'rth 4U outlet unsunusuxl by not men, will ear* tho State from tho doubt tho ex-Empcr^r did naluulald up­ any along ths shore* of Lake Michigan. obloquy which ha* hitherto attached to on the Mitrailloute* working wendUra. Owing to the rapidity of.tbo currant the fore they uro built, in fact, that 1* uni__...__i rv-t—_ . Ha. ha. Respectfully announce to their patrons and! the Public Generally,that they have removed; to Che Large and Commodious New Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, and will be happy to serve all who may give them a call. Crofcjkery and Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will be sold for Cush Cheaper than at the advertised Cost Sales If yon do’nt believe it call and see. We Pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. HICKS & BBO E Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS, Rua DRY qOODS // KpLnt Vw*TT' BLACKSMITHING! J. 8. GOD YEAR-& Co Earn an bmw, Jw it, im BLACKSMITHING. the invader; M e»-dily worked far thend, and felt Gualp* and Gblbobae* to indulge in platonic war; t! Republic entrutted to hfa distant peep at them; they were dis­ patched from 1’ari* alway during the night, tnnffl’xl like n filrn^irr. Fold- • dwellings, I mean good substantial Fanatic*, nt the South oxi*t inbotheexo* sand majority upon which the Democrat­ ic party stood at the last go r. oral elec thirtfch a deluded, ignorant claa*, intun(dated by throat* of Ufa and property, -___ a—l -.— 1.4. — Grand Haren and Mantstra daily.— Tho “City Fathers" hare jnat dscidsd to build two wood school houwi, as tho the Federal Govern- lata for the attention of n firing party. Sai® DENTIST ■ Ktiiiai -- ’111 ..... ■—. — j-u sa. _______ ' Pentwater. a dfalanro IMIE lift IM® —rp.r..-> >"«*• ington to the estalrlfahed hwminua ofttw । grading between thu IIERRIOK. inilidraw their unIn- G»id & Silver Watches wsitB in sat .^^1,- cat-hjng. outlaw bi nil hi* secial relation* with Secures Special Protection to Every Folio, Secures p« Hold<rl ..dtoolWIMrCU U— m open, ouproleiow and ha* pvcnnll ne­ ral offlcoMD in Mr effort.'to Mffrere it. Without aid the South would at thia momwU be in Tho most encouraging nows comes from the State ot Naw York in regard �8IMILIA SDOUBU5 CVRANTUR Dr. Creek’• W: i field, the loyal jssoplo of this nation, jicrrfortued the nblimest act «w dene by mortal men—they deliberately voted to retain Ibroidrat LincUn ; ' which Gen Grant bubeeu orra'ngod by Sumner and other disappointed Ixbwalists, as “the greater nepocut ot the age." To show how gruundlt» tho charge ia wo (he aa autbeniioetwl list of all the relativev ot the Trended or meant that the war, with all its terrible patina! Igfiiicv Ticket. cause they believed in the troth and the nrevwrity of tho principle ft vras to retabtisb. Every man In the Northern States, and every man 111 the National Armiwi might have voted secreUy to atop the war end giro up the principle it wes waged for. That they did not do no. fa tho heart pooaiblo proof of th. gonaineaews of their patriotism. Four yawn ago, our party triumphed again, in electing another mau of tho people, wto had coma from obscurity and riven by his own grains to tho leadership of our The Greet** movement in thia part of the country has cvrdrntly seen its very beat days. It has culminated, and be­ gins to retrograde /jt has recorded ths occrasira of its last rsernit, and what a, •' beggarly display of empty Ixixcs !" white there has never been aueb on in­ famous bartering away of principle and of common dnconcy, at ia this 2b«eirtasc I.Hrmi muvemeut, tilers hav been, as there must have beon. only a cjm»ponding paucity in tho Republican fol-, lowing of the ijmifttm which leads' through the swamps and moraswv, to the A Cunroulinn called for the purpose of nominating a Ropceaentatire to tho State Legislature, for the 1st Dwtrirt <d the County of Barry, wm held at the Court Howe, on Saturday the 24th day of Augnat, 1872. On motion, G. K. Beamer waa clertwl Chairman and 8. C, l*rindte Secretary. On mottos C. B. Iteahom. Wm. P. Garrett and Wm. C. Pratt were appoial- Cut tieton—Clement Smith, H- ABarber. W. G. Wilkinson and H. A. Brooks. Yankee Springs—Wm C. Piatt. WmP. Garrett, Chas fbmnr anti Geo. H. CAPRETINGS, PAINTS & OILS School Books & Stationery They have .Wded to their. Immense Stock Silas Hudsou, Minister to Guatemala. Frederick Grout, tho Proaideut’s arm, was a slodeat at West Point long before I CflUMrtt the Fowl to Digr>t. his father become President. Gen. I Remotcn llytpi^u mid 250 Rolls New Carpets, 175 Package of Dry Goods; Money, “®“-l Sharidau. Jesse IL Grant, the Prc»ident’a fatlicr, waa appointed by Andrew Johnson to the office ho now IioLIk M.1 Money, to ton or twenty thousand. Tiny scut their trained spraken info the state, by the score. They expended, at loast, Un d*lUr> to every one expended by the Re­ publicans. But they were oawwAsuMiy’y SrfttUS, and their chagrin and morti- Money. lMI»I.D.4; - BY AOKLKY - - VKUODIF, ututtnnt. [NOCIIRF NO CHARGE i<>ui wm ee p md. ih« e&r tho appulnteca list', and tlie I'.-esidant x»»E has nothing more directly to <!o with hui u> it,. rare** them than to concur in tho rtcvsumnidnliun*. Alexander Sharp is a relative ’ of Mm Grant, and Sila* IluLuo iia 1 One Hundred Thousand Dollars to Bell a Half n Million Dollars dii» YThis is a truthful statcnirnl of Gon- .ayes i-ral Graut'p nepotism. Tbo slteriffc-f rJ^ioXi some couiAirs we coul l uaoio ha* a is-t-1 ’u wo take in considcralina the fact that’ ( must cl these np|uintmcats w,nta. made '‘j by the heads of tlie ih-jiar tiuoats, and some did not require erou tho approval I of the President, wo can mo ia its true I , , , Ifllis t aieii. When larger list of relative* in office. . .c » .. . • . J. Cole & Son, . «• , u WE PAY GRO0EKS Ornri. light tho fooluihnesv of the diargn nu'.- , _ od against General Grant. Out of sixty- j t three thousand rtBrus, ttiv 1‘reuideul' ®“u has on* riril claiming re- ; r|'.«Va"ii' lationsbip to him. Hero is "n?iKiti»m”* ® tr tat, 11 tte , ... .. AU01SVSW. I*amul Usrvnwr.I<«CI Wo trust OUT frfcsid-i will carry this jksjs.’rMsstw. aulbentic Maiemeu! in tbidrpockets, and ' show it octanonally tu thou I aboral SSS;'"-------------------- HI ffll DOLLUS ItlBTH OF MB leant tmn Fata LAND FUSTH, Coming into our Sion SITO3 WAFER Ullt gentlemen who ore trying to moke i-spital out of gossip and slander. CASH UK 214 HAIR, Shirig-les. Lath, &c. Significant.—the fait that Michigan •ends thirty delegates regularly cUommi. to tho Louisville Convention, eight mure than th> self-appointed chaps uho rep- Wool Carding P. SI. and wm organired by tho election record of 1872—is it not a giorioai oue. uf Hon. Leander Lapham as Clmirman. Naw Hampshire rvdootueJ; Connecticut and Aaron Clark, jr., Saerotasy. It J. itreugtlioacsl and conCnund: Oregon Grant, Joy 8. Terry and- Win. Brown restored to the Republican eifama . were appointed a Committee on creden­ North Carolina swung from her rebel tial*, *whd reporfihl tho following dele­ moorings, and brought into the llepnbli- gates entitle1 to scan ia tho Cunrention: can port; West Virginia aav*i to Grant Prairieville, G. W. Nyv. and good gorsrnmrnt! Is this not glory i Curieton, Jacob Odell. enough! and yet, the work is but just Hastings, Abraham Ryerson. begun. The people at (his County know Thornapple. Aaron Clark, Jr. Ballimoro, Gilbert Striker. Gen. Grant I They du not know hia | Yankee Springe, Wm. E. Bowen. Cartteton, U J. Wheeler. Orangeville, Joy 8. Terry. ' Hope. G. H. Abrams. Woodland, R. W. Sbriner. Assyria, D. W. Hite. Rutland, Geo. William,. Hustings City, lai Ward, It J Grant. 2nd Ward, M. T. Wheeler. 3d Ward, 8. C. Prindte. and has had no pobey to eufuveo against Ith Ward, D. R. Cook. tho will of the people. Majdu Grove, Leander I^phom. Third. He has enforced bonroty and inmdoced economy in nil branches ot Walton, Geo. W. Mead. get rid of them by enddering the Hamlin, L. A. Giddings. grand principles and significant fact* on Fourth, By a,wise financial policy Cannel, Peter Hora. whtoh the political false must turn. A he baa reduced the public debt upward On motion Chair appointed as Tellers, ■wre local ebrtion may be determined of three hundred and thirty-four milMomn. Gilbert Striker, D. R. Cook, and Peter Hom. On motion Convention proceeded to an informal ballot for Senator, with tho folloring result Go j. M. Dewey, J. M. Norim, Blank, desire to promote tranquillity through­ out the South. end ho* dono everything within life power to ad rance its prosper- as y Medicines, Side or Rack, For pains iu Bn dney DLseaM*. Gnyttla Diseases of tho--------- -, JaundlceoranyLlvertompIaliit, Peter Cea»y. Postmaster at Vicks­ burg. Geo. II. Johnson, AssMor 3d dUtiiot of Ohio. Alexander Sharp. Marshal. District of DRY GOODS DRUGS pui uted to Leipsic by Johnson, and' tra nrfi-ned by Geo. Grant to Dunmark I on tho recommendation of Bishop Simp•on, Bishop Jayns', ami othere. Orlendo H Bost, tho Piesidenta coasin, wa» Hastings City—Jat Ward, C. H. appointed by tba Secretary of.the Treas­ Bauer; 21 Ward, I. A- I)ibbl»: 3di ury to a rlerkship through the iulluaui o Ward, S. C. Prindto; 4lh Ward, Wm. of Senator Logan. The Preoidout knew nothing uf the appointment until after H. Dickey. Rutland-Wm. S. Chidester, D. M. Weaver, J. F. Riunell and A. D. Burk. I*. Barnum, Johp Hough and J. W. ri-ry far removed, being tho brother of the brother-in-law of Mrs. Grant. Geo. Irring—Jacob Jordan, Byron Travb, B. Juhtusiu is also a very distant n fatiro. Iiaving married a tGiral cousin ol A. J. Walker and Oco. K. Beamer. President ButU these gentlemen Thornappk—8. 0. Pich, M. P. How­ ling, Aaron Clarite. Sr-, and L. E. Bar- were appghited mi the r-wommcadations of tho Rcprc»rutativo« and 8ctialor> in fact just nothing. Every honest man precetrta that there is no frituifU by which they am governed, and that spite actuatesand con trolls llieir ovary move­ ment. Knowing this tho people will not i On motion the Chair uiipoiuted the bo deceived by their eaphiams. < r ! following District CuminiHoc to wii: Chas. 11. Bauer, Gao. M. Dowry. Tbe Ninth Carolina uisctiuu is a stager­ ingblow to their bopoaand expectations Clement Smith and Aaron Clarke, Jr. On motion, the Convention adjourned. They counted on a splendid triumph 8. C. I'anruu, Secretary. there. Thoymado calculations for in­ Guo. K. Bcaxrn, Chairman. crewing their previous majorly of ,i,OtW ,.W I11 T4K Cummitto uf Ctvdsntiate reported lha fulloaring named pentone us delegatee (ran tho diffcient tosraahipo, to wit: Carlton—A. E. Fowler, Jacob Odell. Call the roll of Republicans wh o hare joined the Greeley morsmoat, tu restore to power tho Ku Klux Damocracy, and tho rv»[>onvi, hereabouts, will bo On motion, Wm. C Pratt, A. J faw, and wholly pf a class of men that Walker, an 1 E. P. Baraum, were ap­ could tie well spared from our ranks, pointed Tcllcrr. yet, there will bo less of them a month On motion tho Convention proceeded hence than there i> now. Many bare to an informal ballot lor Reprret ntative already deserted ^iLo sinking ship, and with tho following result : others aro purposing so to do. In a lit­ John Koagle, 11 tle time there will be none left to fol­ i F. W. Collins, 18 low Gnieleyum to its grave, except a rauill number of soreheads wbn worn completely p'ayvd out in the Itepublk-on party. 8werxey has gone in this county and a faw others of uo possible importauco tetany party. They see by this wbote, weMtere tee peepte. WINE column, tho Editor of this paper was pU cad in nominntian, by a veto equally Frederick Grant, Lieutenant United unexpected and complimentary. For this mark uf the confidence and support Slates Army. F. T. Dent, Brigadier General United ' of the people we are certainly very grateful, and if elected to the responsi­ States Army. Josae R. Grant, Poatuuiatar, Curing-1 ble pnaiuan far which wo hare beta nominted, shall endeavor to discharge ton Ky. M. J. Cramer, Minister io Denmark. : tho duties with the single purpose ot Oriaado H. Iks., Clark, Third Audidoing most to advance the best internet of our constituents trad U thgieat and growing State. Army, nnl tho groateit General of modern tiuieo. They luid no fear ol him as a military man. because, though edumtvd at West Point, bo had vcarroly • ter been in tho military service except ip times oi military aeocesaity. In wartimra ha bad been a soldier, in peare, a civilian. The Prswd snreeas of his ad­ ministration ]>rove« the wisdom of the peoples' chirire. As Republicans uml patriots, we should bo ungrateful for the past, il wo dispaired of tho future. When educa­ tion and enlightenment hive been put into tho minds of the people, they stay put. It is as impossible tor tho Ameri­ can people to reatore tho old forms and of the Democratic party, as for thu full grown man to 'resume this jacket which he wore when a barefooted urchin. Hence tho absolute jmpoaaibilily of tho election of Horace j/reoloy. denlial aisotiem, involving tho interests uf forty million of people spread orn a rant oontrr, with the platforms and camlidatna in the Gold six man th* in ad- Public Test DR. CROOK’S |J. P. ROBERTS & Ou motion Goo. M- Dewey was AoererfBaropo. dared unanimously nominated. On motion the following Senatorial Ninth. He kaa given practical trridrace of liia sympathy and fri.-nd.bin Committee waa uppointc 1 wifh the aathority to apjiertiem the represoatatiTos among tint towna and cities of the two ;; New Advertisements. a s. fiKuax rffis.1 Oni For Your Boots and Shoes Sols, nmif, Cluk. Tnsienr. ' Us. Au-r»«r. »e Mac in pifa, w im at • will make it ibr the JLntercet oi’ Every HkvtUf>1 UsrrT Gk*U. Afanv "Woman and Child to buy their C. M. RUNYAN & Guarantee Satisfaction Calf, fimaiffiMWERl BLOOD. Kip Shop in au<l Stogn Boot*, Harlow A Goodyear's New Wnreboose, ajeining C. F. Dwight A Co’s Foundry. PLANTATION •vuie-ass: JITTERS. HASTINGS j sktshs-i;- issrakfRT. jags£?a&iti SPRING fc AVERY. MEAT MARKET & T.-1860-X. Bn Oysters unit Befrtshu This wonderful vegetable restorative M the shcej-aaobor of the feeble and de-1 bilitatad. As a tome and cordial far tho aged awl languid it has no equal utnong stoOMichics. As a remedy far tho m-nuns weakness to which women aro especially subject, ft ia auperwding every other stimulauL la all climates, tropical tmpamte or frigid, it arts as a specific in every spteles of diaorder which undermim-j the bodily strength and breaks down ths animal spirits. FRESH FEB DUBBG fffi SUE# 8ALTP0KK Rte . I ending Dry Goods Establishment H i Ms Mr tan EM at PUKIFY YOUE BLOOD Beust Mnliif Litinai, deed Par Ma* or Brail. Bq Tar am SPRING t AT1BY �BmL"* Th* । " arrwiAt »aru w ww awarr. The Hastings Zfrew JtSroti, of the! THEY HAVE STOOD TEST. 22d of Aug, «ays ** Bourbon and Giant aro side by side ia ’Wltiaky Bow. Tho Grant Headquarter* are in the Striker building, opposite Allen ft Preoton'* grocery store. A man ia known by tho company bo keep* " WsB, the ZswtmZ baa told tho troth «h», but not »U lit IretA. Every man in that Bow, that oelte whiskey, ui GntUy end wo would like to jpt in better conjiany Arrmiax—There win be a meeting I ouraelvr*. but unfortunately there is no of t!.o Republican County Committee, I to which each of the candidates on the I County and Legislative Ticket* ia invi­ are just a* ashamed of tho company as ted and earnestly req muted to attend, at j you are. Mr. Spectacle* but wo don't I know whore n Missionary Headquarter* tlu> office of. tho Chairman in the eity of Hasting* on Wodneaday Sept, lltb ut I is uny more needed. Probably tlie । Journal tuuu get bettor wlriaky iu the 3 o’clock in the ntlemoon. | basement of their own building, or else 1 aro paid to dscry thoir fellows on ( Whisky Bow. ‘‘David's Reformer* will have got a pretty good atait, when you I get the beam out ot your own eye. Grant and Wilson Club. CHURCHES. ?csatsyfifsit"T Guld 113 1-8. (M* | PIEROK'S Fountain .faaal Injector,! DOUCHE, COMBOS COUNCIL. T3BCGEI Cool and cloudy tbit morning. S4- FLOWER “'"fflL'S' . t- C*« ButostM tw Peninsular « American Organ Sjwcial meeting of tho Common The Midland 7»sw ha* changed front Council at tho Council Room* Tuoaday ♦nd goes for Grant nnd Wilson. ev.ning, Aug. 27th, 1872. . Ackley has built tho best side walk in Meeting railed to order by the Mayor. thn City, front of hi* lot* on Church St. Present—Mayor, Recorder. Aids. » Hun. Z. Chaublcr has our thank* fur Ham* Eastman, Wood and Pratt. By AU. Wcxxl— vainable personal favor* Rmleti, That Wm. Tinkler bo aj»✓Wanted—Some body to roar! fut pointed as a special police, and aulhorP»T«p! Fayip l ired to jx-rferm all tho duties of Marsha! Claeod fur rcj«*ir»—The Ureetey AH »Iu. .re tmtebuj (o u, b DoU ot 1 of the City until farther orders of this •wount. are request to call and ^Itte Headquarter*. I Council, and that he be entitled to reto"?0 OB“' "■wo ,w d-lne up Cooling otf— Thu ueoilirr and Groe““ boo*. muM j4 •rtUod. c. At. Rbmta«. ft cu •State Putnological Kx-iety hold* Haaung.^ Aug. 18, >72. three days' mooting nt South Have 8sr« sxb Bkusmx—TlmsTtas di*. begiuiug to-day. ‘ «teo of tho human system fer which tho »egvlinc cannot be used with tx-rteei ■aaCoty. as it <loe* not routaid any metal­ Still meet at Grand Rapids on the 20th lie ronijxiund. i*»L Itiahijied the attendance may he very large. Is Offered to tho PiHit tu lit Borite. Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elsewhere. JUT? The Weber& Gabler I^ianOj VJE11Y ItEAHONAIJI.l; XICTCMH AJJtK GXVXUV. May 15, 4VA11D & THAYER. Hastings .lllcgan. । Tlie editorial fraternity of Afilwaukoo, I with their wire* and lady friend* had u Keep it l»rg<- .ntpply of Salt for sale nt Lowest njarket rutet»( grand banquet and ball al Spring L*lcn last night. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. *. Grant Hirer Valley Division | ■r. \xoet:xk is nut a stimulating bitter which mate* n fictitioai appotitc, bnt n gentle tonic which asaiito nature to re­ store the Muttiach to a healthy action. Tta Salt b worts 10 per cat non tea sail Bused to tee Walter. '\easaun m6aWie A Tut<r—Hun. J. E. Tsxxir of Laung dcliv.’rvj an eloquent ..psech at le Court House in thia city list eveing. It wa« a real treat Ltis—It i. a fact that cannot bo dcj nied that the New York Cash Store aro selling Tea* cheaper than any other •tore in Michigan. All tons warranted a* recommended, or the money refun- their Brick Warchonae, No bettyr <<ppo.1 unity will ever bo found tor obtaining a ccaysct idea of the -^Mr Cote, i» now fixing up the Street* country and it* product* and fer exam­ ining the lands of tho it. A M. R It., 'V. at tho corner of Broadwwy aad Green, r. It. IL, and the Government Land* in a tuauner that will be generally *atiifiictios to tho property holder*, we 10 Barrel lots and more spld to. dimlerw at a small ad- rance abort; Car-load Rates. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kin ria, Tfckete will U- *oH ly -he Burling­ tun I'uutc an 1 connection* from Indianu City lining Rooms dwelling house juvi Southisut of the aptdi*, (liirago, r.sirii, nnd Burlington, (Strictly Temtx-ranco.) to luneolq and retuni, on Sept 3d ami Depot. It will be a fine addition to Ith, at Half Rates, living, we believe WARM MEADS AT ALL HOUILS. that part of our City. 122 L5 from Chicago to lincsdn, and I^rdiai If (Ju I>»j ar WnL. Auy quantity of that aplanlid atereh good to iro nnd tome for two week* GhOCERiES.j C0HF£CTI9N£HY bn hand and fur tele at 10 ci*, per People wishing further jmrticulor* A skti.-t tupflf c« Acad of tH littet. pound at the New Ycrk Cash Store. '«••• mldroM A. E T.msnlin. General trfim daur re.i st tl£evv. I'amager Agent Ik & M. IL It. Bur ­ l il $TADm:n. Th* New York Cash Store won't be lington, Iowa. nderaold. Be aurv and call and exaiiae goo.Is and prieea bofer purchns- । Sealed jirojn.il* will i>o received nt i tho “ Libvral-Ttepublie|p-DeiuucralicGrroley-Ku-Kiux-Dolly Varden Head­ , Tho Teacher*' Claw at Grangeviile quarters, for a bridge actual tho Bloody will cotnuiance Monday, Sept Oth. Tho Cbasm, which bang* arrow the *tn>ot. peojile of thia place will provide board✓“ Jim" Hutchkiss will please accept 1 ing place* for such os tome frotr a disthe thank* of thi« office for *omo very tanco, and will try to ntaku their stay tine aatnple* of applet, which give our , pleasant as jwuiblc. Th j work will be I Testing Department bavins.« oocj more. conducted in tho interest of teachers, ' Our “derH” proving himvolf mast prA- and fer the promotion of oar district LU/SBEITFUiyilSftED IF CHIt LOJfO LOTS. fOXl Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. CjA-STSL BjfuLoir <f Qooofnn. GOOD NEWS FOR ALL SELECT SCHOOL. Nrw Guida in endless variety ju*t opened, aid for sale at astonishing!* I Has H. M. CrrCstox uf VjHdanti will low price* at Barber ft Bailer*.. Hit'Sif address the peujile of Barry County at Hastings on the evening of the eleventh Michigan Central R rics of uiamination, will bo carefully . made, and the indifferently qualified aj»plicant will receive a license to teach, 1 when it is determined where he cxjwct* to labor, aad then, only a* the neecsai- OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT MITE. Ec.wiPxxlul Cht««K mUtev <k*. re.*U* trus Emi «J Ulna ud WeHtrea .£S.tr.ia£S.-te£»s,sr; Mr. Holmu is improving quito Cut ■ and hope* to be able tojbe at his post in a few day*. Wo stated ia at week that I \ l will tnwle off a good Buggy, and bi* disease waa typhoid fever, we should | take a g.x.1 new Milch* cow in jiart payment A Fanuxif 120 aero* situated in the township of Baltimore. 8 mile* from Hatting* and only 3 mile* South of the Grand Hirer Valley B. IL, at Quimby good young nnd growing orchard, jp>xl log building* living stream of water, 50 acres under imjeovement* 1 mile amination will ronnmeneo Aug. 30th, at from School House. Sugar bush ot ■ Hunting*, and continue two day*, if l.UOO tree* Splendid* timber of all necessary. Bo prompt at nino o'clock. kinds; Oak, Baswoud, Whitewood He. Tenn*, $25 j»r acre. For further in­ struction* inquire at this Office, or of al Hasting* during tho fall. the proprietor, D. B ft A.G.FBEEMAN T. B. Dunoxn, Co. Sept of Schools. Orangvvilli* Aog. 20th, 1872. jttai ne# what stacks of Good* are crowded into my store. WOMAN Oca Cui xn Ticxar.—Thken altogsth or the ticket is one deserving the whole aujijxirt of "the party and the entire cmfiidenro of thn propio. Enwy man i* nn earnest, faithful Republican, aad taking county are reprounited, it 1* wife to lay that they will l» elected by u large a majority aa wa* ever given in thl« c»un- Cheaper than nt the flRBAT COST?.Mid "ICwur4iHi Sirji ill sit HecianicaL DENTIST 'I keip a Tailor and ItamfactlH Jne Goods idaaijr R. MUDGE I’aimciL-Owing to aatkuOM C. G. Holbrook a not expected to Im> able to apeak at tho Runnels School house in Rutland on Saturday evening u ha* bwrn announced; but W. H. Hayford, and eome other good speaker* will bo _l rosNxcnojts. Wt Detroit& Milwaukee R R gnr* Teas, Coffre., Spice* Tobacco, ar any thing in tho Grocery lira*, way Aw« WMtem/jww, at Hitchcock* Roatauv AccrnKXT.-Tho WVe of, George Mil­ rant and Ice Creaa. mn* ler aged GO years in returning from riiaroh at Martin'» School House on is * family jibyaic which it ptoamnt to Sunday afternoon, was thrown from the take and doos nut divtrwa or gripe, but wagon by the scat brooking, and quite is sure to ojxwato when all other reme­ badly hurt about the shoulder, although dies havo failed. It is a purely vegeta­ no bone* were broken. Dr. Cox bring ble jireporatiou. containblg neither iu the neighborhood gave tho needed Mineral* Morphine nor Alcohol, the medical advice. ’ nraill of fifteen year, expsrimeoting by Doctor Samuel Huber. It is perfectly A Wirrstoo—From every quarter of Lanulcfcs and far awro effective than the Country there is coming daily wards Hils, Naacolif Syrup.’or Castor OiL By of enconragemcnL Then called lib­ ■cKithing Ure syaiem it produces natural eral movement is losing what little sleep, and is perticukuiy adapted to suwgih it ever had, os its derigns be­ «ying or teething chiUram. It kills come bolter known. The grand old Worm*, euro* Stomach Ache, Couatipaparty of freedom nnrer showed abold<w tiun, Flatuleudy and Derangement of ormaretraited front than itdox to­ thu Liver. No family ran afford to be day. Tho Worth-tote traitors who hare without this articlo. It coots but 85 erupted Ito action in the post have boon ccnlK a*k your druggist to got ii fer draww from tho camp. Tho Sway criug you ami he will always keep it. bummer* and ciraggtem who retarded D. ACKLEY, DRUGS OD 150,000 00 PAI/ITS, OILS, rose, HASTINGS, MICH. Well Brick. J �THE CAPITOL OF NEW MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, lr;s$ra SKS1 - ’■ A’S :s,;: is .tn rfs ^|S The New Capitol and Grounds, ... . >. »*-» » T "W O D O IL. ZL. .A. K S EAOM. ?s :te:S '1= »Ss «:fes; iftiSlSAE j ?s::;ss“ •g’StsiH &sj=i2“S si ”s::::kS 5S JS.SISiS Halford OYSTERS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-09-11.pdf ab39595f9688555f671c242d42ac04c3 PDF Text Text 1 Tijc R/r'|»ucM' Bw** An exploring party fa wailkhg fix ' cOjiper fa the m-Ktataitui of Syria. i made voyages to China and the Indies. ' Hotel thievsa at Cfacfanati steal bed। room furniture and equipments. ■ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN VOL XVII. ___ Cart- OLIVEB cum FLBWS 1st. It is the lightest Draft. 2nd It is the Easiest Handled. 3d it does the best work. 4th It is the most durable, being harder than tempered steel. 5th The points will wear n long as on any other pit Field cuLnmrons, drills. 4. IWH” Ht'spectiully announce to their patrons ami the Public Generally.Iliflt they have removed the Large and Cominodioiis New Brick ^t«>re adjoining the Washington Block, and will be to Serve all who may give them a call, 4^rockery and Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will be sold for Cash Cheaper than at the advertised Cost /Sale* If you do’nt briiet it cnll and see. We Pay Cash for Butte Egg-S and all kinds of* Product*. Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS. but tlie FIRST QUALITY BLACKSMITHING DENTIST M, Miciiiai. Gold & Silver Watches M Sflin ui Platt 7m, Ohio makoa tbe bulk ot tho rton.. ware sold fa tbe United Btates. WEDNESDAY, SEPT, ft, 1872. rat of men and the rimpfast of fosryrau laughs at tho idea of wanting four quarters on bio escutcheon, of playmg the king by daring to make himself at homo u> the Klyuee, aad surrounding tong days and worm nights; It was a foresight that a skeptic ought to re­ spect The must inportanat of thseo suburban fetes opened on Sunday last. No raanoa are permitted to be dis­ charged within tbe bounds of Otarin- . NO. 20. , j H. W. Beecher insists on a minister'. b> play croquet and whist by firroe! Violence by violence I And ! . Tb<’ e,Iitor «f » religious journal 11 ■ imuitien 1,1______ i— ■_____ ■ ■* 1 IrowV. lt>. ."-.I... .... . ___ intelligrtun from that particufar eouroe. । There is a cuinife»t falling off in the A I'ennsylr.nian fa boring fhto the i prospects of the coalition puty. Now himself at Trowvilte with guards, police, earth at Valladolid, in Spain, making that the line, an drawn and the Repub­ an artesfon well for ths municipality. new cannon, Ac. He labors assiduously to establish tbe republic—the beet re­ world. Certainly 1 never sa> an as­ lican proselytes, who are generally * The landed proprietors of North sponse to thoso who deviro to destroy sembly of thousands of people, packed fonoauMm whs go to tbe strong rids, many tuire orgamtcl .ocieliM to vent emigration, and have appeal* like sardine*, mors bent on pteosure, mom thoroughly amused and ia good and liegtiu to come round to their old humdr. And these were the same peo­ first love, there are scarcely a handful ple, who unflinchingly supported the of Republicans in the Greeley camp siege tUI the last crust of thoir saw-dust, charcoal, bread was reacbod I Ths frts In1 Y. HrrtU Domooratte rorn-s]>oudeats qusotion is the most favored by nurassI uniformly write up the friend* of Gyseployeq fa the co I’.ni.’ :i ■r. < f railruat’-.. , 2 Iwy. and write dnea ths friends of Grant, and servant*; it fa duso to tho eamp,showing tho ma; ’niiudc of transaetions of thi. kind betareohthe two countries. and tho Oommune, in forcing 1'anrans and they like to boor tbo soldiers relate>! told yet tbo editor admits that there Is to try change of air, have contributed to tbeir moving accidents by flood andI1 really nothing against Grant, end that • | he ia almost sure to win in the contesL tho ni^ht. wind, sigh, are reminders to makes similar change annually, a n»- field. Evwrv cook at this jieriod 10 cer-1 <s-**ify. The pretty cottage in the vicin­ tain to have an aunt at Bl Hands lying[: It also giro. as the reason why the blow mo of tbe lovo for there principlsa which ity of tbe capital, with tbo pond full of >। at death's door, to visit whom is a reU-. and furor that inaugurated the jlalli- still lingers in.my heart. Tho socond corp*, its bttte park of some square gioua duty. There are no leas thenI snore nominee has quieted down into ab- iwasage in Mr.Greetoy's latter means that JOHN a BRECKINRIDGE ANU perches tastefully laid out, with alleys I। twenty theetiwo erected in the park, toI solute indifference, that the buioras in- OTHER CHIVALBOUB SONS OF ucoesfaou to the throne fa 1814 sanded and raked, and tbe grass jdat j! say nothing of humbler booths devoted tcresta of the country have considered THE BOOTH SHALL BE RESTORED Report, from the Southern States indiente that thi. indimtion ot a Urge not“combed,” oaaaot rfa with life, ugly j to all kinds of pnrligiea. Among noviNUAS. itoa crol’ *“• been blasted by the uarush to bo fa the throng- at tbe see aide. I eltlos yery much io roqu-st wore the lt«rW| t*we,J sppearaare rf the army worm. There the foobla gain strength, the; “ biaoulto Tbfor*.” Thmo were sakes [ now Alabama'South Carolina. Tex­ strong redouble their vigor, aad tbe1 wrap]>od up fa paper containing the1 ‘ rm produce Iw-auty become more beautiful. Trow- President's portrait—a sign ot the times vilie ia the centre of thbyiow movement;1 it would seem to Ihi tbe rendervous for ' ma is Vengeance, or tbe wooden leg." reutna, has continued to vary with tbe the destinies of tho world, Your true A Marquis return, from the war, toss a popular puke regarding the possibility । RcpuUieans protests against the man­ hr- and flud« an unknown at th« feet •i al Qreeley's tlcctton- Shortly after the I More than sixty thousand persons vis­ ner the jouraah photograph the habits of his lady lore ; tbe unknown inaulta । Baltimore Convention gold ran up to ited Central Park ou Sunday last, tho of tbe l*refadent as approaching too the Marquis, and draws ; the Marquis 1,10 and yesterday it was down to 1,12. j Mtreisc bent in the city driving them much the chrouk-lfag of tbe email brer regrets be has left bis swunl in the bod-'I Other influerxt-s mar last a few hours,' thithri in pursuit of fresh air. as at BiarriU a few rears ago. All y of an Austrian at Solferino, but un­ 1 but the Cr*r of Greeley's election is a . Eight hundred and tan carloads of this however, fa to the manner bom. screws his wooden leg, kills his ad yer- I. potmaurct dread apd hangs like an in- ■ rwach.H wore shipped from the Stgri* of Dulawnro during the past week. The French dethrone their sovereign*, wary, and cries F>w te Jhuua—tho or­ I enbuaowr tbo opp-ratinn* of moneyed I but have ever the tysiri- to know, at chestra striking up that now rare air— 1 It U said that Wm. B. Astor lie* a what hour, the rul»r who eurcrods, tho MarscUaise: tbo Indy touched wttli “ streak of lunacy,” aad fnars at all , Lour, of th" day and night that he may lakee Lis dip. Charivari represents M. ouch heroism renews her vows oljfovc, I bo robbed. In oonscqucnco bis house Thiers, smiling a. he floats with tho and tbo wooden leg being Lroksn, she of Mrs. Wheat ia our neighboring city i tide, tbe other bathers having plunged oO'itelUmon-. Her nephew, a young, so ns to salute him, only their feet can her ensile-'tbe bend eiecutiag th® turn of tho name of Jease Uppereua . be seen. Tbe ohtaf of the State fa qalte firrt ir Fxh-tto-tiutf A man shunted' who had ingratiated himself ia , *aiia£"d to walk about, and not bathe, Kitt UuMrk, and woe nearly turn to her goal grace, and slrsady secured ■ | T^e State Fair at Kalamaxoobe would lose his bold on the country, ' pioces: h» bwiTti-l he ■ a* a |Striot most of bar property in his own right, could never sway the Assembly, or above suspicion, desirous of experienc­ ia in prison charged with the murder. I 1 From the last issue of the Michigan effect any new loan of 43 milltard*. the ing the scnsalioa* of a real l'o«nmeran- H" gave the- alarm and asserted that uf the finding of - a mammoth. F.rMiv, we clip tlio folk*n fog notice of nxsnent tbe uation imagined him mi- I tho Iioumi was infested by robbers who . In regard to the Nathan murder, tho i tho forthcoming State Fair nt Kalama< u.si fa a l-sthfag dreas as in a oral bog, in matters theatrical I may remark, bad shot his aunt, and that be had fol-. 1 drIretire hare nl>anfiuwed tbo searrb, I auo. apd arir for it the spwraf attention a head with while hair, and a pair of that “Claude’s Wife," the newest adul­ towed the robbvrs and Cred his ]iistid after g< tting •10,000 from tho family. •of our, reedera. ’ arms peeping out llu |irnatieg« would tery—drama by Dumas filt. ia being re­ down the stairway. Hm pistol was a; Ft. Louis daiaas tbo boot fire frrparthe laughed away. We pardon life Um- j hearsed at tbo Gymnasc theatre. Tbe four ba'rri-l revolver and wav Loaded ‘ btvlla, and will also hi. white hat should “ Killing" cure will likely be hero d£- ■ . when found after the firing, excepting ' be patroniao one as usual, but Ivyond Vekiped. The other theatres are erwat-1 1 one barrel, with ranridgte ■faith roeemiug much amusement by their humor­ Those young men who so strangely ous jssrodios, of tho many pamphlets forgot history as to cry r.rc." Emf/rm pubtiahad >>n adultery. Dunuu has re­ mads through the house, and no mark nt Trow rille are severely blamed’—even cently given a Catullian dinner to hia of a l>*stol ball could be discovered. It by die Orlranists. Only the imjwrial. intimate fnendapn honor of tbo 27th.' aroma that the deceused was weak in edition—about two now e^itiuas weekly body and mind and had been left from •75*000 to 190,000 and that there were White marble step, ere an archiieccritics have bad a dinner to inaugurate j rival intoreau in the fatrily as to the se­ tural featare spat which Philadclphideep busasn of the moan buried, regard- a new *oup—'*^o/sy* fuirr” thia step is curing of the mooey.at her death, but an. gloat. Ism of tbe ehane that wreiid rasw intended as a protest against ths Minis-1 that young t’pprrrue being an attorney, Oevtein young men of I’litaliunjh The Russian yachtman who are ths 1 The grounds are being sow placed in had nianngr-l to secure most of the have formed an Oqibous Society, and unronscious cause of this insult to property and money and to antagontte eonsoIidatfaE their capital have engag- tlio beat condition, and many important <-d a foroo uf eoivn band organa where­ additions snd alterations are being France and h«r chief apologised ; the! marie which will add largely to the eon’with they serenade thrir lady tones. two Mexican* Imre left tbo country-—I' the requaite permission to start a new iavolved in mystery and is enlmuc »d in venience of visitors. The water in the Kentucky River be­ i The several breeds of cattin aro is be have been "kidnapped" 'perhaps; white ; journal—tbo military authorities refus- interest by the fact that within ten days M. do Valton, the only Frenchman rm- I ing—the city bring still under martial the alleged murderer was to have been ing rather shallow, John Cup|>eua, the well roptreonted. Baridra the Short­ horns, the Devons and the other stock plicated, is to lie tried for uttering se- law. At present speculators have only married to a Baltimore lady of high Jrowhich are already well known, we learn ditioaa cries—but for which be would to aik^ and the request la granted. But spretability that a very handsome bard uf Aldertbe journal never appeare, as another Fund as are tbe people of Cairo of neys will be brought forward eomo of Republican journals astounded to think condition that of dept siting the necnassdramatic pcrfonuanire they rvluw' to tlio young stock of which are perfect We an- having an interesting cuuteat ]tatroniae Use Black Crook shew, and modelai uf the breed, and tbe show of such a rmninal was once private secre­ ry money security, fails to be fulfilled lx-tswn the Washington and (foorge- the management left the town liulh in­ fat cattle will prdbal-ly sueeed in quali­ tory to Ponyer—Quevticr late Minister ty any that havocver yut been exhib­ town Passage Railroad Co. and1 the dignant and indigvat. of France, and believed now to have Justine receives five applications daily French critic, mourn that at present ited. (iron a Bonapartisl of tbe drv[>est dye. from persons to change their names, on 1 District authorities, in which the City The premium- on horse hare been police attempted to take aides with the Franc,- lux* no poet of the first rank. M. Thiers has not interfered in the tbe ground, that they are confused with largely inmaard, and the clssess4nbanding over of the Vallow to tbe tor­ tbo loading members of tbe Commune, RailuayCb. The utfortt of thi Coat - The I'ruuan linked helms-t was adopt­ ed by e volunteer rifle company at New­ |>any to get rid of piling tbrir track s and suffer thereby in (hair Ludnras. Almentors. M Thiers u likely to bscotnc in spite of the protestation* with wood pavement M streets so pared foundland f spoiled by success; be has triumphed in in lieu of cobble stones, is tho point of 0 tbe Imu, in bis protection views, and into " order" regions bud upon tbe now wine in tbe anillery experimenta ; number of laundroaees residing therein. the trouble, and on Saturday tlio Com­ pany torably removed their track from * at a distance of two miles, tbo Swiss gun Thus in loyal quarters there is one sunk tbe target-boat, and of course, laundress tor evuryhundred inhabitants. the propceod lino of the wood pavement and placed it on that part of East Penn­ TrowviUe was in fete. Is Herr Krupp there is but one per 1200, In there sylvania aronuo which ia intended to be J going to be dethroned. latter district, thate are unhap,aly too parked, They generally win in all tilts ( Tbe Councils-General. bare conim'nmany people with bat little linen to with the people, but this time they will ■ ted their autumn session all over Franco, bars a lively time of it against the and the ministers have boon sleeted Paris is not in want of arehilocta. as Board of Public Works, who are cloth- , Prraidewts of those bodies jin their re­ 422 hate sent in plana and specificatiuns od with full authority ovsr the ktreete | spective departments—which is a vote fur. rebuilding tbo Hotel de Ville. The and vtreet improvements. A. II. Khep- . of confidenco in M Theirs. These now cigars that osll for 7 1-2 centimes herd in charge, will, it is thought, prove ’ Grand Juries promise to steer clear of each, which neawsilates purchasing two more than a match for the Railroad. ( politics ami so far aid tbs nations living weeds for three sous—there being no At tbe point of removal by tho Gumps- , in peace. working and raving, as well current coin representing the twentieth ny the Railway track lately oompiixi ^otrtaponbmtt aa affording an example-of respect fur of a psmay—are as vile as any fabrica­ the law—their datiro being local and ted by tbe Slates, and will compel work­ lias einre been torn up, tho new Uaek replaced on the ride, and the wood not political. The probability of inter­ ing men to join tbe anti-tobscc S«tcicty pavemeut between tbo track is nop, and . nal pro.w continuing, is strengthened out of freliug* of disgust. AU is to lie by tbe fact that Gambetta and his radi­ traced to M. Theire not living himself a all the Railroad Co. ba. gained by their ' Wanting a rase, abuse opponent's , action rirf trritti is, tho ahirtenlng of cal friends have relinquished the agita­ counsel, is Itoing acted upon by the im1 their available track nearly a mih. j tion for a dissolution of tbo Assembly; CaptainCarfieer, during tbe war, vol- ■: A Yacht Race took place hare fast , iwrialist and royalist press. The re­ the object they have in view fa to con­ uatarily surrendered himself prisoner to Tbo tost of agricultural implement* public, and its supportovs from convic­ Monday on tho Potomac river starting which was-so important and satufactory solidate the republic ; their ends will be tbe Prussians. when they were besleg-1 tion or necessity, eoatinning to keep tho from tbe Seventh 8t wharf and ending , to the farm.ira lost yrar, will b" carried better attained ay allowing the republic ing I’halsbourg. Returning to Frame, .von tenor of their way, rocnsellor , at Glymout Tho“Fannto Bair took । cut ia ths same thorough manner, and to prosper as it is doing—establishing hs was arrested, tried by rourt martial, I»*»va tho utility of this great Stets orTheirs is coming in for all the bard i the first prise, aad the “ Maria” tho itself and rallying the ounnervativo elv- and condemned to death, lie la a very ganfaafam fa affording to the Csrm.ra knocks. He is the Turk's bead, on opportunities of seeing tho value of im­ which the partisans of tho pretend.-re ' meats of the country to its support. as a wealthy man, father of a largo family, , proved imptemoets tooted. In this d»reward for its orderly and sagacious and was believed to have erred through beetow nearly all tbeir blows—eave j partment atone ths fanner gains many ignorance. Ilia sentence was commu­ I those they deliver to one another. M. tfmre a full equivalent for tbo time ted to ten years of banishment, and end money spent m visiting the State Thiers is considered to bo devoid of all Fair. degradation. Ho went through tbe pro­ shame tor sending a Marquees to repre­ The first paper in the United Stites to pie season has berm so pvopitimis, cess of military ignominy laughingly, sent Franco at Waahington—an incon­ nominate Horace Grwlcy as a candidate * that wo ere promised (ho finest possible gruity that shocks neither I*reaideaL against her. She is more sensitive in and being cundu cied to tbe frontier, at for Hie Presidency wu the Lexington * colkctirm of fruits from the orchards One newspaper insinuates, that as this respect, feeling her misfortunes iso­ once decided to become a Prussian sub­ (Mo.) Cssrenre. and In an ocknawfadg- ' and fruit producing district., and Franco ia in republic, tho nation ought late her, and that Germany suxpwt.— ject. his property being in Alsace. He ment thereof Mr Grovley wrote the edit­ to be prepared for a repetition of tho and wisely—that France baa suffered ran thus .return to Franco when 'be or of the Ossasfasn s fatter of thanks far । pleases; but if recogniasd by the mubt the interest lie had manifested fa his bescene which baa juat oocunsd ia Pent. It was about thia time ia August halE These facts gwro pertinency to , If Republican aasammate their presidelta, royalists lika Jacques Clineat and for ths resumption of her rank and in­ 1815, that Gwnera labedoyBre was the appended driaratiou of priadiplas, , Ravaillac, bare not spared their Kings fluence, and the imperial conforance ,liot; he was the first to bring his regi­ which is reprinted without thochaigsof Indeed the attempts at Boulogne an! will so far a benefit this country by ment over to Napoleon on escaping a word or letter from thJl detected* or­ gan to which Mr. Greeley sjieefaly be­- under other circumstances months the soldier, had coaoeahid tbe longs by right of original discovery; tbe tun thus abused it , w_ ___ , paint, pencil and painter. 0,„ ra i(. trioolored cocked, in their knapsacks, A bogus will case involving souse I v v and so had thorn retely for urn. It is honra together. “Soldiers, you bare • millions fa exettiag acme nryttary ia 1 to bo hoped M- Tbsirs has had knap­ saved tbe Ifapublic 1" plorarded Napo.cyuv repudmfam'l- This hi She*! sacks eearehod fiw oagfaa and violetsloon uti tho walla of Paris after tbo Our motto: Nevwde^pair of tbe Be. A tmloredvortisee that bo repairs top public. Ourplatfom: The OomtiiuCoup de’Etal- Then it was no laughing adjournment of Oriental oosnpBrationa. To lire tranquilly for a tong tnm, is nfa cotta aad ** sometimes pantal.naa." tfon uf 1WMJ, and »O rights of the antae. •’Our doctrines t TUa ia a white awm'e Cunreoatfan betwen two heirs; only tbe duty, but the interest of France, G-JvenutwuL snade by white mon, for I raid the rich heir; “ ear poverty father," white turn ated tttetr pisterity forever. added tho poor tee. I. IBM, u> afactar rated far Prince Nspofaoa M Pseeidmrt of tbe Republic, V-A—L -I.—— kt. FT.Ika �yelling for Fred Douginas, ot any other man. who he wantci to pulverise and demolish, and aJR to the teey, and bohind him sat the big General end his Aids-de camp and the liofo corporal, and st tbe desk stood the OapL as cool as in other days, kaepiog a reenri of th« pnxwliugs, to report to hen iquarknow which ho report* to— this terrible night man of Death. I can assure you that Ileli * relief when that polii'ieai Nero took his seat, sweating, puffing aad blowing CEi a porpoise, and the Hua. Mr. Crane arose to ^rform hu sed duty Soring so many dead bodies lying loom around that had been toms- hawked by this greet chief, Garter, lus duty seeiMd to bo clear, and in u low, Pitioial hepabticati Ticket. sweet, mellow ruire, (so tow nubbly could boor him), be cominenced to jireach tlio funoral sermon, and tn soft, sweet cadences ho consigned Grant mid the Republican party to tho Tomb, there to remain until tbo Republican Hout will again summon them on the bill day ot November next, to a gtori- i । yourself no ham. l»t us base poaeo." P. 8. I forgot to state that most of' tbo audience left for home during tho। «/ waM, swearing they would vote fur Grant. They Lad wavered same before-, but , Carter fixed them, lt^ticket. Sweeping Republican Triumph! TBE MAJORITY OVER 15,000! ! ' ! J. P. ROBERTS & called to order by Mr. Thomas, Chair­ Amos C. Town, F-q , of Prairietffle, by man of tbe Committee, aad on usotion a vote of 16 to 14. Both three gentle­ Gilbert Striker wu ^appointed tempora­ ’men at u extremely popular in the county, ry Chairmau, and J. M.' Codwullivlar ’and deservedly so, and the nomination was appointed Secretary. of ' one of them over tho other simply tho On motion of Mr. Thomas, the follow­ 'result of mero iwrwnal friendship on ing Committee on Cirdentia'.s were ap­ the part of the Delegates in attendance, pointed by the Chaix: m either would mnku n ReproMmhith . ­ ' [ John B.uwn, D. McOmber and T«yi of whom the people would have every | ' Itew.) !reason to bo proud Both have boon ' tin jerauneni organization : long resident of the County and ar. ; Geo. Thotua*, D. II. Dickenson aad i 'only known to be Opproeiated. Mr. S. ■ Wm. Freeman. has resided io Barry County for some ' Thu Cbaintuuiatf the Vomtuittee oa; . thirty years, is a practical former, al| Credentials reports that thn following | sound Republican, a mu of unimpeacb-11 named permits aro pcownl as delegates I , 'able character, and every way quallifiod 1- front tbe several towns, nn.1 arv entitled | for tho position for which bo has been , plsoed ia nomination, aad to which be ' will be elected by a decided majority. Arocara, Me., Sept. 10—1 a. M.— Two hundred and ten towns and cities gun, Perham 48;387. Kimbvll 30,323, Republican majority 12,059. Lutyrar the sama towns gave Perham 39,048, Kimbell 31,943. Republican net gain from 1871 of3,G57. Speaker Blain'haa just seat tbe fol­ lowing dispateh to President Grant: Oaeuftite most fearful and heart­ rending tragedies that tout everoccured tn this community, took plane at the Greeley cm! Broom Headquarter* in this City, on Thuraduy evening, tho 5th in*:, it bad been previously ann-junc-ed that’iV. C. Carter, (the colored orator) and L M. Crane, (White), would ad­ drues the pccplo a’, that place cm tbe political isaaee uf tho day. And. with­ out any tbotsght of danger, or tbo /«»/admmrs which soon followed, the peopie without any regard to political fiuth, Toy hear: alck. and my hand foil* to nayraljit Promptly «i 8o'clock m adver­ tised, as I oast my era Over the stage, I ■» the form of Carter, rang slowly, and with great dignity (like a total •dip*) to bin feet, and wben fully wrort and that brawny arm extended, and his DRY GOODS DRUGS IS^rapri Medicines, CAPBETINGS, Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS School Bobkit J- Stationery Wo publish horewith a portion of tho spoer-h mads by Mr. Trumbull before tbo Rupublicau Stalo Couvontiun uf 11linota, hold at Springfihdd, on the 20th Maple (koTj—Wtu. 0. Freci day of Sept. 1871, lee* than one year ago, ind ask all our readers to contrast Houghtalin, I bo*. Wei loti < it with Lyman Trumb ull, of to-day, and Dewey. then ask thetnselves tho pertinent ques­ tion, who has changed f Trumbull, or the Republican Party. Remembering Hope—C. B. Diekcrsuti, E. i’.ICltanthat when thin speech was delivered, , Murphy and Leet wore at ^jOw York, dlor. tj. Spragti* and I. A. Otguoil. Orangeville- Juba IL Earw, Orin A. and tho Patterson committee, had then investigated tbe Custom House at that Hughes. Jas. N. llkrlborn, Henry' port. Casey was nt New Orleans, abd On motion tbo rope rt of tbo Commit' had held his Custom House inv-Miigalion. The Chorjauiag claim had boon tee on Cr*d«nual» was ucvsptod. Tho Chairman on I'anuaueui Organ­ fully discussed, in the Senate and House of Ropresentativuv. That TtrriUt, “Syn­ isation, repotted tho names uf Jehu II. dicate,” about which there has boon Earl as 1’crmsncnt Chaimaa aid J. II. sueh a howl, wai else at that time a Cadwaltadur as Secrotary. thing of the jxut. Chas. Sumner hod been rumored fc>m the chairmanship of the Cummitlno of Foreign Relation*. ' Tha Ku Klax I*»w, aal tbe Fore.. Bill, had boon poasod. The prearnt Finan­ cial 8y*te3> had been o«tab!isbaj a tong time. The same Cabinet were then the President's advisors, as now, in fsci no ww tbvri*p*ss< save tha Becor Claim, Motion adopted. ha* boon charged since that 2U:h dj> tip motion of Mt. Follett, th3 inuGun of SofL 1871, when Senator Trumtfllll spoke u follows, after euLigising the ■ uf Mr. Thomas was rescinded. Itopablicaa party for the noble, and : Mr. Freeman moved that tlu. ddogrand work it had aocomplishej in tho gjtes pwh-nt from any township b.» al-’ j ‘ bwej t<» fill any vacancy that occuri in ■ abort space uf ten years. II* sold. Jmyiaisc Stock PBESOBIETlbNS' AND FAMILY 1 250 Bolls; New Carpets, 175 Packages of Dry Goods, •uKT.-rrr < srioiiUran IM? I Money, Throat. *|»....... 1. Aen.alEtn. nireamaii Dress Goods, Money, Plain Black Silks Money. SOLI) W HASTINGS, SW.Z’KIZ.“S. It Sall Ciajst Tmi Oita “Now what jnlttscal organixsU.ru will bo safiwt for tho American poople ? Every County Republican ! fflfiur S1SLL1BUB CTSBWWB | New Advertisements. , tlicir resjmctirj town>lu[is . Motion carried. we look to that party which brought Ou mention tho Convention pro-c-.J upon th* Government civil war; to that party which ruined tho credit of lite ed n> take aa informal ballot!. First informal luUotl: Nation, eo that it could nut Irorrow mousy at less thsu from 12 to 20 per cent per annum ; to that party wliirh inauguralol the doctrine that to lite vic­ tors belong the spoils; to that party which now desires farther to djprcciate tbe currency of tho country by issuing millioai aid mil':oas more or it ? If it is be'ievod by tbo American people, r.o matter to what party they belritg. Re­ publican or Democratic, that tlio Gov­ ernment of the country will be safest in the hands uf thoso men; that the men, many-of whom sobgbt to destroy 1 the Guvsrnment, will be-more likely to pemervo it than tli.no who fought fin­ ite existence ; that the men who ruined its credit will bo more likely to itaproru it than they who’ when it was ruined, have already, re-established it to a great extent; Ji you look for reforms to them, then it fo the duty of the voter to Mr. Gilbert Striker appeared bufora go to the polls aad vote with the Domucratic party. But if tho peuphi of this tho Cuuventi >n and :.ml ■ a few appro­ country believe that economy has been priate nni>.irk< uu til's' occasion. Mr. introduced into the public ssrrire risen Town followed with a dirt and uppro tbe Republican party took poues* ion of tbo Government; U they boleive that ‘i prints speecch. Mr. Froetuou more ■! ' that . tho next I i Convention bo held a*, the Doty siluwl. house, ia Johnstow n Motion carried. One Hundred Thousand. Dollars ‘rnpose to well a Half a Million Dollars thia Y J. Cede & Son, SPBIHO & AVEKY. GROCERS. WE PAY OBr tr silt, a me imsi Uviu tils usd pum, mo ■ ., WATEB USE, UE, at HUB, Shingles, Lath, &c. Wool Carding CALL [JV' A. 8. VAN YLECK A GO'S. Hint For Your M pieces The Republican party took pOeecMion of her. A'hey have been sail­ ing her for the lari tan years, not only over the Jxnstoroue waves of political commotion, but through tho terrific tor­ nadoes of civil war, and they Lavs brought the noble old ship upon a porta. magniUceat tn all her proportions; And there *bo now rides in peace and nroepcrity; aad there is outride tho Democratic party, beating around among thi. seas, driven for tea Tears hither and thither by every wind of passion, taking a now' departure, and seeking to find the old ship. If you be­ lieve that they can man her better and sail bar more safely, put thum in t>o«session of her; but if you think men CASH Boots and Shoes *t Isis la Pnta aM Imut 10 cu A healthy liver secretes each day about two and a half pounds of bile, which contains a groat amount of waste material, taken from tho blood. When, tho liver becomes torpid or congested, vote. Wc have carried ail tho Ccugrtwekmol District*, tho closest by 2,000 maiuciiy. W o have carried every county in the State, something wo never achieved noxious substation, which, therefore, re­ but once before. mains to poison the blood and be con­ Wo have elected every Senator, and veyed to every part of the system. Na­ cbooen more than four-fifths of the ture trios to work off thiv poison through House of Raprosentatires. Our victory other channel* and organs—the kidneys is complete and overwhelming st all lungs, akin, etc; but tteso organs be­ jiointa, aad insures you more than 25,­ of fair dealing, uf truth and common come overtaxed in performing this labor, 000 in November. ’ hemeety, in view of the senti meats above I and can not tong withstand the pressure expressed, compared with his present but beccino variously diw-nsed. sophismo, whether it is too much to doHentfl tbo symptom* of Irilo poison­ nonce him as a Political Shyster, aad ing, which are dulinnos, headache, in­ Rmraegnda; a ragged camp follower; carried by Repnbliean*. In the First capacity to keep U»6 mind on nny sub. Disatot Burleigh has aboat 2,000 ma­ tfarwss^Mwr, who would bo willing joct, impairment of memory, dixxy, jority ; ia the Second Frye has about nw, to run tho noble uid ship among sleepy, or nervous feeling*, gloomy 4.000; in tbo Third Blain has about tbo breaker*, and see her dashed to forelmdings and irritability uf tomprrr, 3,500 ; in tbe Fourth Henoy has about pieces against ths rocks, in the vain Tho stomach, bowels, sad other or­ 4,000 ; in tbe Rftk Hale has about 2,500. hope that ho might bi able to construct gans spoken of, cannot escape becoming Tbs contest ia Kennebec Countv. where a Prnidnitel raft for himself out uf the affected, suoncr or Ister, and coetivenoss, Speaker Blaine reside*, ha* been pecu­ piteo, dropsy, dyspepsia, diarrticui, and liarly aaimatef, and ha* rwullod ia tho many other forms at chronic disease, are Repub'-caaa carrying every on* of the among (bo neceasary results. As a 27 towns of tbe county. Six of these remedy for all these manifestations of towns ar# usually Democratic. dismue, Dr. Haroo's Gold« Medical Discovery ia positively uneqoaled. By The 27mm Jwnrf hat for a long time it tho liver and stomach arc changed to been expecting to begin tbe construeon active and healthy state, the appetite tiou of a Greetey pyramid, but it defers । regulated and restored, thn blood and the mailer from one State election to towns give Couveree 42,222 votes, and another. In order to refresh its foiling Gardner I6,«M; Ceurwr.’. majority, mwnsry, wo proceed tn give aa instance 25,618. The nraahiiag towns gwvo in of how a pyramid built- Haro ia tbo 1870 110 RepaMican majority. The Republican apex. It contain* every fionato io unanimously Republican, aad State whisk Us thin for held an olsc- The daughter of John Slidell will marry Uarou 1‘rifor H-idogg. Judge Bsrr.onl has at times worn brilliants in Ids slipjwr*. and paraded | the cabin af a North River steamboat 3 Will innkc it for the Interest of I* Man, C. M. BUNYAN & CO. ET.'XVhuse' Guarantee Satisfaction Cttlf, ca.spMt Mask Kip and Stoga Boots, Oyster* and liefrcsltmmts; PLANTATION piTTLBS. .! will WELCOME MARBLE. SPRING * AVERY. MEAT MARKET! S. T-1S80-X. This wonderful vegetable restorative is tbo shoot-anchor of tbe techie end debilitatod. As a tonic utul cordial for tho aged au-1 languid it has no «;usl among stomachira. As a remedy for the ueryous weakness to which women azo especially subject, it fa superseding every ether stimulant. In all climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it octo as a in every species of disorder indrrminea tho bodily strength ska down tbo anima! spirit*. We buy our Goods of Manufacturers and Importers-, to, UlUIMXt lending Dry Goods Establishment in At HU Mr tai Mai Bn Tn ten SPRING & AYBIY takatrWIM �Tr|< Rjsr>|»L,t:M| strutted to arapfoy sacne pwraon to con- ; '( says that tha uccomuy qualification* to struct a cro**-walk arrmw Court street, '• insure a notuiuatica un the Republic an on west aid* of Broadway. ticket are lymg. thtering raid •tendering. Confed. Now, our friends C»er tho way will par- J Movud by Aid. Ham*, dun us for differing with him in this , That the motion appointing Friday met ter. If the** were th* only require-'I evening for regular moetingi | b" rrfcicwent*, wo should havo a regular stain- • 1m>.1# from that party—enough to fill all' Carriod. our offices, and it would b* exceedingly I Oa motion Monday eveniag wm des­ doubtful whether it would not *eriosuly j ignated foa the regular Hirelings ot.tho i affect tho publication of tho Jnrnal. | i Tur partk-uliiro too Horace Greeley'* J Moved 1y AU. Van Veteoz, That the Marshal bo instructed to tnaka and fife with the recorder a state1 mast as contemplated by Sue. 3 of an ordinance, rela'iv* to sidewalks, ap­ ■ Azide frail the common routine of! proved Aug.*2ud, 1871 ; and in uccoi will speak nt the school Houm ia I’odunk, ' dance with said MCtfen, in relation to busiuess. our town haa been unusually (Rutland township) on Saturday erwn- quiet for tho past two or three weeks, jI tho cuistrurttou of the stalo Walk, wu; tioaed in, nnd contemplated by tisn re­ I ing, ttipt, *Jl«t. One or twu runaway teams in our «t« *U, ' , port of the slid Walk ComusIlU'O, here­ and an occasional politic*! meeting’ liftro b«m the only elements Hint havejtofore mjufe and now un III* with tho HAVE STOOD TEST. Grant and Wilson Club. faI ■”> Itomg to adl my Stock of n*w bug­ s'** for thirty per eeat Im. than bofor*. ‘ mean just what 1 nay. Jiy buggies AMSSMDP GRANT AND WILSON Sir fiial ni Ktdaiical, DENTIST REPUBLICAN MEETING’ sag CHURCHES. disturl>*d Ute raonotntiy ot th* publie­ mind for some days 'past. '£b* work on j Carried. On motion tlio Council adjourned | tho new School building is progressing ' til Monday evening, Sept. 23, 1872. steadily, the third story being nearly Wm. D. Harts, nompleted, B. A. Almy luus renewed , Ik-aulilul day this. his forre>s upon the new brick block ho ' Michigan gue* for Grant and Wilson. j is" building, aud is now pushing the ^Ml raising this afternoon nt Quiiu- 1 work forward on Hie some, with all po»I tibia vigor. Frequent showers are tho Nortbern Michigan Fair at Grand'I order of th* day with us at the present MASONIC, ; time, and the farmers are very busy Barry County Fair nt Hasting Ort. I| seeding and and preparing their ground I for K-cding. An unusually large breadth 2nd, Sd and 4th. ' of wheat is to be **wn with us this seaItopubluau meeting at tho Club; ; son.- A largo quantity of wheat, of tho I pnwent year's crop, U being brought in-1 I to the market wtih ns just now. Prices I ranges from 11 to $1,40, pct buahell.j ' and tho market Is well supplied with. Sarx axn Batuaiu—There ease of the human system for which the*i^'Tnzxxs —To J. F. Meal, Esq ., fora I produce generally ; with fruits of all Vigutiav cannot lx> used with perfect ! eouplo very nice watermelons, of tho kind,, except peaches, which are' Very | safety, as it does not contain any metal- I Gasst variety—delirious and agrecab,* rare, and what wo hare are brought lie compound. American Orga: Olivet College. It OM ti tte PiMk m lit lerite. Hecrybody Should try them. before J-urchasing .Elsewhere Rapids next week. Peninsular Railway. VrwABM of Fortj Tkatund bottles of Nature’* Hair Restorative wore sold trom Jan. 1st to Juno 1st, which facte tell* ite own story, lu <, clean, and looks so nio* that the ladies are all de­ lighted with it See ndvrrtisoiuent. JIICHiGAS CENTRAL R. R. Grmi River Talley Division Tx»»—It is a fact that cannot bi} <1. niod that tho New York (huh Store urn selling Teas dumper than any other store in Michigan. All teas warranted ns recommended, or the money rl-fiin. SELECT SCHOOL. WARD & THAYER. Hastings «y- .lllegaji. !as 5K™ tn • _ Hiriac Monday tho ICth. inst., and to continue . through the entire week- Without | doubt, tlti* will be th* grrrtrst and' Tub Ubiox Fit a, at Grand RapidsI moot attractive ./-fair ever heid./»rM in next week promises to be a perfect sue., this State.; and, perhaj*. tn any other cjs», and present appearances indicate ! State, uf these United States' aside a splendid exhibition and a van! crowd. | froth tbe ’■ World’s Fair," held in Now York City, ia tho year of 1853-4 nnd 5, No such gorgeous «ad complete arrangelui'tits, ai.woll as rxtnuin, preparations havo tewa made in any single instance, I of the State Fair’* in any of tho States,1 । in all their past history, up to the presTua urncitL majority in North Caro- । ent slate, us are now being mode in li:u>^>r Caldwell, Republican. for Gov. Gratin Hay ids for this "Guttr Uxtox cruoil Is 1015. Jud go Merrinmn says, the election was all right. Ha will neft It is uttofiy impossible to fully rval- tta Hl i wm 11 jtr al an te SB Entrt ti !k iMrt. DOUCHE. 1 Ise. or even conceits tho extent nnd I diameter of tliovo preparations but to' I sf.it Grand Rapid* »i th* pre* mt time I and the Fair Giuumls, tltrro when the same prcpsrsti'ins ore Living made, and thousand* and tens of thousands of dol-, ' iar* ar* being expended to tbe same Any quantity of that splendid stuteh purpose and witnCM th* life, energy on hand and for solo at 10 ct*.| per । aud genius which universally prevails pmnul at tho New Ycrk Cash Store. ! among the citizens of that fa»i growing | Floury 8. Club, editor of tho Grand Fla­ Idly, Ixith p-nH<mJU and ladtes, to ven Herald, cs their candidate for Bena­ , raak" this matter nut only a “groat sue-, ; tor. His cldctiou by a handsome nu- c>M,*zbut a “Grand Triumph 1” C*rI toinly such efibrts cannot gi> unrewar- i I jorihr is Iteyond all question. Michigan Central R. R. » fay yaar *nvy aad tai* year riiher. I Ilort y«tr tat* ftirMial wilk or ‘ritkovt oafe, at Hr Pntal after of A. P. DUAKE, U. !>.. Otor Aeklry SMr'a bray Start. 39 1/1 will trade off a good Buggy, and tako a good now Milchs cow in part paymeat. BI.K BOSS Q.RAND TRUNK RAILWAY Hitchcock's Dining Hall and Confsetionary Establishment gore, Teas, Coffee*. Spires, Tobaosu, or any thing in tho Grorcry line, tray dam otlotloa fiyurta, at Hitchcocks, Rretau- rant and Feo Cream rooms. WpiseABjWirtBBJrtii 'fiffSBitS fet VtSfiikt 10 Barrel lots nnd more fold to dealers at a verj* jnn’jU ad­ vance above Car-load Rates. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, Tua Rr.rvcln'ix War or Dotxu :r.- Tho Attorney General has eummanced suit against Chas. W, Penny and Joshua Palmer who were tho embezzler Ho­ lin’s sureties in tho sum of $'>,U00. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, Jww.lw.liu'l nk«', laskiat stow «<•»sjrts.L. »US Iran, t;U| u' bHrvU a*d Wei &»■ Keep tt |jrgc supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rate*. Tlsoir Brick Warehouse. f//f£ LU/lBE/t fUWSffED l/t LOJ{D LOTS. CASH FOXB. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Com. j tjooofmn. 8; 1». Ct-iv, Esq, of Grand Itepius, a i\ I’olitiR! ai e having a lull with us, life-long Democrat. in a letter to tho ।ijust now. Everybody appears to bo Eaylt repudiates tbe Dolly Vardens and ■; -.itidled that Ulysses 8. Grank will l» ' declares hia parpate to work and vote | our next President, by aa overwhelm-1 for General Grant. .Mr. C. is ono of the j ing majority. That there wdl be a for ablcit stump sjumkera In Kent County, ‘ gre ater number of votes east lor him in and"will do good servuv in the canvast. ,. th* appiuaching olection than there was 1 i cast for him at the timi» of his last olrc- I tion. JTho only particular feeling there I appear, among politician with us, just now. is, on tbo part of what few Greoley ices three are nmsug us, who nje pear to'lx- almoat infuriated over tho idea of Charles O’Connar'a accepting; the nomination mode at LouiiviUo, Ky. j Convention on the 3rd inst. by the; Naw, well toll you, John, tho motors straight Democrats. Tho Urcolcyitcs in the Vanderpool indignation meeting, are mad with fear that ho will accept who choose to vuwtor Mr. Dewey for it. They cannot bear the thought of State Senator, will do ns you and your the least degree uf honor or popularity party are doing. We will "shako bond* being associated with the names of tho across Hutt litth chasm," You follows have learned us how to diqiosc of nil tain animals when instinctively brought to know tbe certainty of death that awaits them, they send up a piteous >/Tlio Republican, al tlwir Sofa tonal bowl, and Ifecome desperate ever thrir Convention for this District hold at Nash- doom. Iti*too bad! Their'cose de­ villa tho other day, nominated Oxoxox mand* our pity and sympathy; Ncrerthelvs* w* cannot avert tho calamity M. Dbwm, of Hastings, for f-enator. that awaits them, which u to affix the Mr. Dowry is a veteran editor, uf more* seal of their dretiuy. than ordinary ability, ami a trus and vornest Republican. There cannot be a Senatorial Convention, of this district, doubt of Id* election by a good round b perfectly satisfactory to the people majority.—Cferfefte RrfMm> . generally so far a* your Correspondent has boon able to learn. Evon parsons A Sranaa Tears will run daily be­ with other party proclivitie*, hare been tween Jackson and Grand Rapid* dur­ beard to express their aaustectioa with ing tho forthcoming Fair, pairing Nodi-, rille at 7:56 ; Sheridan 8:10 ; Quimby Your Correspondent goes to th* Lake 8:1211; Hasting* 8:40 ; Middh villo 0:10; Shore with a port of hi* family, this reaching Grand Rapids at 10:15,*. w., prerent week, to enjoy tbe Lak* bree­ nnd returning, leave Grand Rapids at ze* and feast upon the fruit* of tha: 0, r. x. far Jackson and intermediate a«:ion of our SAto- He uxpecte to at­ tend the lake Shore Agricultural and point*. Bornological soefoty, to bo hold ia the Animal.-Tho Michigan Poultry village of Douglas*. Allegan County, on Association have determined to hold th* 13tli and 14th days of th* prreent their second annual exhibition at De­ month, th* proceedings of which, to­ troit, December I7th to 23d, inclusive. gether with other matter, will b* Tho anaauncement giro* poultry breed­ promptly reported to the B*w«r. ers ample time to prepare for the exhi­ bition. The first show waa a decided iuccom, and wo hope to see th* coming one still greater and mure encouraging to poultry breeders- GOOD NEWS FO $20,000 Worth Cheaper than at the ‘‘GREAT 1 Tailor and Manufarture Eta Gwj ,K OXXSCU. R_ JIflyQ coxaoa concn. Detroit 4 Milwaukee R R goixo j;A.*rr» bte projmntioc. cm.lauu.ig nuitbor Minarnls, Morphine nor Akolrol, the ra*ult of fifteen yean *xpsrimcnting by Doctor Samuel Bltcbcr. It is perfectly harmlc** and far more effective than pate, Naacotw Syrups’or Castor Ofl. By soothing the system u produce* natural ^p, aud U purticulsrly adapted to crying or Urthing children. It kilte Worms, cure* Stomach Ache, Constip*- Mzssas. Btrajrav Baos.4 Gar, mnnufacturers of Furniture nt Grand Rapids, have spanned Grand River with an «odims wire rope of 1-2 inch in diameter which runs nt great *i»ed over large grooved pullies aud trammdta power from a waterwheel on th* oppamtn sid* of tbe river to their factory. Notwiththe Liver. Ko !umily cun afford to be stowdin-e.o great diataneo (750 feel) without this article. It co*U but 86 the plan works admirably and without cents oak your druggist to get it for nay of power. you nnd he will always k»ep it. aTagcls"*»s“i cenM * lM n., m sttewsMCrsCrtrt '« ’ PWrs, ohs, qifOOEifres, j 1 ,watch, • B. J> Bottom. extra pefe*. 1 J. P. Roberts 4 Co., paper, Art, 3 W. B. Brown, rent of Council POTUFY Y0UB BLOOD. i tS'SEttrS; —- Riewinp brighten a* they taka their I' to * Committee of the whole. On motion th* accounts were allowed . fiiaht Th* chief of blresings b good ' hrekh, without which nothing is worth Mow** by Aid. Vaa Vateor, That th* seated prcpoml* for the City the having; b b alway* appreciated at it* true value after it b loet, but, too oftan, WA before. lire properly, and City Dining Rooms Ike bid of th* Burn Compray wa* •lira read, and on motiae th. eontrart ’ for th* Citf printing for the ensuing yr*x wm awarded to .th* Basra Oom- , —----- �CARD CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN •H« Mil PM I Wil |LOOK|J STOIACB BITTERS siiiss Condition Powders I 5 2 lUlSIS^E .5 ’l.-risiMs sa:5!S“S SS.kIS-s "tsissS .•5.8(84! HALFORD GOLD I |6EIMCIS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-09-18.pdf b898582c320b76128796533999a83b17 PDF Text Text ivengires lark into glorified dead, w « sad sa wtJmrwfam HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN VOL. XVII. Pfo'e»iopal ajid tbjipss Ci& I Save Your Money DON’T FAIL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1872. TO CALL ON Frederick J) Jiigla.»«, ilia colored nru- ! tiu> Domination ot Gpj«l"T are timely, 7 “U J. P. ROBERTS & CO. GERBLE & RUSSELL “ ;r° ,OT “J- 0*—<»» wu:n"n I wr urreisy to tho White House is op- ■1»»»T1' l»~d b, •» reasoning clues <4 Democrats whether they support the Lonisvilla manineo*. or Grant and Wilson, or stand aloof from & >“ r">—- ’b"b” bX»**™ i» ANU (1ET OXK OF TtlEIB fully agreejtriib thia popular represen­ tative American that Greeley's nomina­ tion is worse than a blander, that it is a OlIVEB CHUBB FLOWDRUGS O2ST Medicines, TRTA I PAINTS & OILS School Books <J'- Stationery fc. Money, HICKS & BROTHER Money, Respectfully announce to their patrons -nnd Money. the Public Generally, that they have removed Vo the* Large nnd Commodious Now Brick g the Washington Block, and 47 will he happy to serve all who may give them ii call. Crockery and (aroceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will he sold for Caxh Cheaper than at the advertised, PhfriHx ('ash Slorr. Cort. Sales If you do’nt believe it call and \N <• Pay Cash for Butter, Egg-s. and kinds t»f Produce. Salt! Salt! FARMERS to your interest uml purcbawyour Halt at the old vtand GOODYEAH *t BARLOW where you know you get none but the FIRST QUA LIT). ras tonsr।um ticket. The now ticket of Adams and Lyons Uwnd Grant, finding drat hi* line* mtaiae-l largo numbers’ of colored The I N*> epithet of vilWMM 1 Idu-fc for lhe Tnlaw io wire excited and indignant to the la« pjctnsponbrncr. C’JR WASHIHftTON LETTEP- ItcjAiblicans nnd Southern Dcnuxrati At the |iriM>ot i»»raat rate of the Trihuui TrJwr, mor..I. ., remain* .......ofe .i ________ bodied to a meet searching analysis of tality, what tho public i:r lift, of ■ hit ur.L. character ami•- m«t damaging ar- tho growl imin who is at its bead will be -------- -------—’.s -sight x,-d. Words written 1 sitiqjy tiinplr his sto, elow burial out <>f — men under circum.taoccs that made them the and thouuht. . •■Tlio Triltuu affects tu%cliero tliat tho ra<licil wing nt the Wutnau Suffrage parly iv inoculating tho present genera. SO oiitspoKen in uwir psnuvmg j oi wiucu sue cuuauj uiawpprovuu, out ' Gfitf fcr Sale, al Ite LOWESl Urili Rates to thia election ns on «idra<» of a &lal on- pardoned, are now dragged out into too dear light of tho present, for recon­ LAND PLASTER. : •'•llow'ni5 «!• t,,B ««p“hfc““ sideration. Bo long us they wore the —J— , party. Bete have been inadr and other words and deeds of Horace (Jrveley the Ou# ouch uttcrnncfi by' tho Trihtcr (as ohNU j a.sutuncCT given ont freely by Deino- editor they |xasceaml com|>aratively lit- the editor hid just quoted from Jeremy B<*nthani] would exhibit its editor a fay WATER LHE, , ««u Md that (he majority of of noldw man thou walking up and down TIMV anil nim ' 1HT0 iroul'S ,e*1“cwl one-half, and tho acres of Bining.gatc w Inch his jour­ •HULL, UU UAlli, y,,t'(ho return, sliow Mivoral thousand. emanating from Horae jmsilrfd I'rcridmit Ho nal now spread* out (like hie mcuiluir of Shingles, Lath, &C. :ufaa !■««*» in .(ho majority. Whan mire it Gliappaqua) orcr tho wlivh° , the news came to Washington yrstarJsy bray, dancing up and down the line., ground of the woman suffrage tnoveI Uij‘. tsii .r J. coiXAMix. confirming this rrault, and at the rame Ihntstnqr on the public explanation, apology, and denial, and endeavoring, ! ' time nnBonnriug (ho nominatiou of with the shining varnish of their eulogy, ! Cha.. U'Oonnor and John Quincy tn hide the daw. in their leader, which his opponent!, with remoreelew. frankncs*. aiiitinuo tu point Out. • But nothing that ha* thus far been atAT among tlis leading Republicans here temiited is more astonishing or amusing > . .1 r. ____ ..l._l.l — GROCERS. Sept. Mb, 1H72. Wool Qarding pESSMER. HEATH k CO. aySsWS due qooos >f E/ioit" r^“rr- /LACKSMITHING which ulunged ths country into aril which has stool qqxrtcd to alt the Grant righteous principles ot the IhnuMiain party above enumerated, which is still unchanged unrepentant, and which hojica to regain what it lust un tho bat­ tle-field by trickery nnd cin-umvwutiua in lolitic*. For says Gov. Whyte of which wo submit in full, as a worthy .|wcnasu of Mr. DuugUss' eloquent duuiug, their jotty name, I om-sider and forcible stylo of writing: that as a party in its solidarity (to nsu Koeeuth’e expression) it Lei falsa Oneley ai<i tlu Cnfined, ptdfcru ftr tmpo- ing'uf the kind with Vlyasea B. Grant It thiCawalgnmatMiu of Dcmocralt as Mir candidate. •' U. 8. Great and Henry Wilson, the and Liberal Hcpublicaus, with Horace Greeley at their brad, suerecd nt the Strifes and wrangles will ba the ardor resume our chains cr insult owe motbo! tho day, over question. favoring re- j eris ’ ■ bcJdom, which will not" bn .broached if “ We are allied to the Republican party by every hmwxabta sentiment of ‘•To vote fur Mortrs. Grenier and Brown would justly invite to our heals ..____ .___ * i _____ it is idle to attempt to controvert disguieo the fact that thu New Yo ical fools. 1~”, ••", trruas iwujuwki. 11 au» uoru mure strength outmd.’ of Democracy it a rhea t neltbor desired thnr h.lp [u> bu el®-1 tUn thu Fw if WC111K1 lun, tW!1 UsmJAor bebsfed Utem cn^le of g»r. ,Uve. o| anJ 113Ve a,Vr ' tb«rariro. to di^by and ftirolily, th. comes the news that Mr. O'Conner wdl '•» •?’ opeB iu iot srvept, nnd that tho LsuieriUa Con­ that there would be no whim^nug, imr Trihau hM mado hot IuU, remonstrating, if women dcniorainited -battrne. of.............. • ridicule upon them, if they 1 vention, a Urge part cf which’ had scat- their rapalnlily t J hinder hie election hare .trugghd fortolf-wuppor, fir equal woman and organixed for that purpura. Atuui- advantagm wllh men ter mdurtrial J. a. GODYEAR & Co. > party intend the party of Thirty Ykw»' Huwrimre in th* trrerthrow of negro aaprcmacj.’’ any negro be so blind mi not io sew massing of this ? Eiim Btat Bsmt Jw U, HU ■ .... 1 ------ Guarantee Satisfaction I Shop in Buriow 4 Goolyrar’s New Life Insurance for Business Men. “■*-= F THE pv ’I” DENTIST Miilte, ®dita. K Uli MH Wffi Secures Special Protection to Every Policy Holder! * [Sold .Jewel MiSlw M Mi Mi PAID: led by n taunt or an ipsuliWhrtlifr thn struggle bus iwineiple or a paairr; whet hare iqmkira in wdf-defense ssr. •tinging In- swn reporter* of tbjf Jrdaae on thn at wrong they w en* gluing their own by thoalxunl misreports uf vrorawn's renUona Uray funuAed to that jourlittle. OlUtKlKO. MpltoltBMl. eypu stx yrara and tw^ty i-eVen ■tnuqHKiq ei .. j HIn, Brown, and benco tlw work of defeating “Mr. Gi them must go bravely on. Bright as is he country. Politic, at this I contrary to bis advice. They |>creuad»d umnorabie tu a game of chance, his wife to join them ia a ]« Ura>u to th,. HTWoul sent by railroad wiU Ira - Sostlv baneful atu, of‘he lilsv* Sew Yutk Vo®**1"1**"1 Convention for I jnstly hopeful ww sf tte day , afHr ||<( >w> n.n.t Im, ilmmriitful and 1 1___ 1 ..r ______ . « the reform, AtUraxd WEl-COMF. MARBIX with Train, and criticised dim Uhtic*. it is placed through to thn end. i they It ie to be hoped that thia BuH Run 1 -twtsUtaguspwsH. Gold & Silver Watches 1 President ining of the without a ,js«« only who ere not strongly and i Or. I >jugIasi, making inquiries re| israestly in furor of (era. Grant's re- i ganiing federal anpuhlmenta, fi.und clectiou. that ho record was kept uf color, but bo For roysolf. if Mr. Grccley bdm i-d in finJ, men ia dcjortrnMiU of woman roffrago ns ontnvly a» I do; if the civil servire, from foreign ministers, glad that lhe nuisance i, ubsted, and1 ' ’ * * * * 1 the Ouiintiati and IHlUmore Cuevon-1 mMtrnp^ according to mtstligenee i tlml where the shed. str»i Gru. Bab- j T“ ‘P«k (Lurritla Mo-J, lions had incorporate nu cmt-und-oul laij character of applicants. alU-ntk-u of the tho Iffrago blank to ‘their Jlr‘r plat-i Ho urge, upon the attention „.k,. r.« . p„4. f111 ■ "“J'fl.f w oman suffrage cirued tw«mle <M*mle the firm enforcement eaforcvnient of , , , . , , . . ‘instilling tho news of libertine, into tho forms; and1 if the Republican Conren- ; colroed A -ad fratdro of the mailer was that in cari dt U iluSokJiia bad had been ttlferlvI___ taw, _ tion at I’hiiaUclpliia utterly ,jlq Ku 1*1 Klux which 1--has ........ done ... ao I the ricik-nn nt one of lhe tufa tiers per-' Mr. Greeley’s drllcatv method of puLlie­ colored man in these tocajitisi^w hero ' »i«cd in remaining kt Ids stall until a; b' insulting llio brain and heart uf hie bis patty, ami I should auik, as I nuw that dreaded organirntinn held control. I tailing wull fell (u|sin him. killing him I'”* ”*${*• , ... , ; . , ” “If Mr. Grootoy wuhu. to make ctu>- do, with all tny might nnd main fur the . mies amung a comimny of men and wv- .uroesraf tho other. For my pclitind oral Grant ns a friend of the colored • chert friends, ho will not find them race, aays. “I closed the inquiry, |x*rrownnls. The Tfilmt is not tho unlv fectly satisfied that with General Grant THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. I gnuntbt that kmnr. how to strike a —— , u-'orr Thrice is be armed that hath comfcrtablo iur Northeracre and nsgrocs A Word to Women. • bi* quarrel juit.' Traitorous to tho tra- to live there; perpetuity of tbeemtitn- privileges.’ lion al aiarndmouts; reform in the civil 1 ditiuns of tV thirty v-ar«' war fur liberty, service; labor retunn; cunimun tcbnol* tho Prosidwnt tn be kindly and cotdiall and belieroe that few men can equal totally dimtoli.hoJ the old shed. , . , ... - We Sell Cteapsr Tiai Olliers. J. Cole & Son, xau premia- of tba 1'rasidsiwy. tho right of suffrage without off wm-sn- <rs. ■ “But Mr. Greeley is not nwpoasibln hood locliug tho shock nnd tingling with Smit r tlie public insults to womanhood with 0 *en»o of outrage. 1 war tt ,--------; --------- D---------------------- M — - ——------------- 1 .... > *1 - —-—“7 -------- J - -------- ,..4,5,.. ,|UC»IUU, IB IUD icucrwi 01 ogra[ihy while tn Congress from the old ,ir- fodoed. his signnXure was not apoud. ' upon the institution ol eiavsn— for ‘the the w.-lfisre of nil conctra«l.“ IP he Dominion, lhe mother of l*nsidenU *“J to,h*‘n »’tmrtM and abominabfo 1 law of tho stains of women is tho last thinks, General Grant was not a friend , 1. ... , . . were they that tho very man who now vc«tig<-of slavery" —and thev are wwdt. i,,r 1.-— ~—U i—a-J n—-11 .1— 1V.Cr,.l,^«hor,k. 145U.UI. . 1.^ UUn, | aliens makes no considerable sensation of first brinringMr.Gn-elerforwanlas a there efiuaes of worn 1 wstihing 'great problem, which then was ' Presidential candidate, adminulcrcd to ‘ tho progress of tho sc movoment i«g close though: on tho nort a • him a merited rrbako in thefidlowlng < with fnoudly intorojt, — —t wnw Uvv» um mu umuwu w tm-aorigorous' manner.' We ropy from the , head tlmt it include, and underlies the complishmeut of tiol 1-*-1— 'slavery? ---------- “ abolishing Golds* Aft of last September.Tho Hal-' special privilege, which they lack and He points with a Vhearty —‘ pride to m IlkI tsriy regarding tlra remoral of the nn- : ic. are oars: crave. order of G.usral Giant ia the spring of j sightly sliods known as Northern liber'“It grieves u* to uw rough words, Tlins it Is that a small ermy of y>«- 1 (M3, aftar tho Government had decided turtlcular'.y of friends ; but Mr. Grnr- uwiCiriJwni a* far as public spsech i* ■ to orgaubw colored Irsopi, in which ho ry’s public behavior towtud Wifoum, i cuncernod, but miglUyia their influence nsv,; All commanders will exert U e-ket nun wlm are all mreerful hare "ud rights, and the adrocstss of I with tho men of their acquaintance, bar iliuuelvsw.* * not only in organixing < j .4“? • righu, i. little short nf bmW. ' Mr. Grretor’s way to 11- !>sid.uey. I CTdur«l rawiro„u awd erode™., th™ i ,ind, like tho gram ring oi Clucngofix Nutwtthstgnding th> hidrou. fa<4 that Became they hove made nopdbHcdctn- efficient, but also ia re-moving prejudice tho ononnou. priocs at which our pooplsour law* condemn one-hall the dfixens . mistraliotw against him rir.ee hie double ; nguin»l them ;" and adds, “ Was this are obliged to lira, dcteimined to uso Iff «he Hepatite to a dungeon uf politi-. nomination, irt it not ba imagined that | uppodng th.- organiaiiuu of these tlio U>-. detov to lurevent or r..^.. .nr '““l^htr, no writer or speaker. ' they are idle. A dufranchucd <dss. I tnmpst’ • ... . whether man ar woman, can put forth s»»4 have different motliods of work' Refill ring to extract, from various d rrmovaL though that was a part of effort refutm this wicked Mm with-' from those who ore lega^ rotora, trad ; letter, and aiiecchas of tho Pro rident lie thrir romrart in renting stalls. An in- out incurring tin- TrAu*d, in«ulL Ever j lhe "“da* ferradi cfwomen will never jqnoU-. from the message Io Congress , junction was oerordingly sued out about sinew Mr. Greeley's own wile pclitiuaed belliko that of men. In no ons of th” announcing ths ratification of the fif. ! :lto timo the m w aroiuimodstions were tha Now York (institutional Courwitiim , t«*»ty Presidential campaign, of tin- treatIi amendment, “ I call the attcuarena,. d fur them but L.-fora it -llb|j , for th« right of suffrage, and ho himself counhf have women taken the general t tian.of the newly-rnfriinehired raro to . I repor > iii , a i-.cmluT thereof, headed the majority । and earned Interest they do in tliu pre*- thc iuqurumim .uf Mrivir.g to uiakn PREBCIHPTIONS AND FAMILY WX ALSO KEEP OX UAXn FIELD CULTIVATORS, DRILLS. regarding thrir asserti-m that General Grant i, Dot a friend of the colored race. Mre Dougins i. after “ ororr, irorembcr ll, twm, on bis < of these ’ w hilo they fuhy syroputhtjed with lhe • authority, and A-fisn Or £aaar;iio after he rrad them ' thrown for-----------------Grant and---------------------Wilaou, but it ---instflU till ----- -------Uli eirer m- ha* n» tra'i them inti in,j reform. reform. Bo Bo ito day tho great conrtitunne-y . 77»rA»MM«ri.. un order providing still undoubtedly not terasn llu> ehanon the pnnrr." ’ ( uf the woman suffrage orgunirations u their safety and oomfort, appointing of Itepublican etsnwoe, so far as can bo 80 JKain- »’ h'» political vbpo- outride their membership. AH over lhe officer io look after their ktoroet, ' - ■• ...................... ncau charge, Mr. Gtoeloy really U’sur- land women orc pressing Cirward with thn able-bodied at work, air’ cent 1«1 by and designing ; migvr eager arairv deairo lor for mo the larger huger opiKirtuu opportunities and feed all, but erriecially tho as ... .. . _____ ... roaniiro uy unscrupulous ana UmKjAJ™. » »« . ire-~>l»U-. ,»m. wlio .l>, m .k. him &Vlr i™l7»l «l.r.,k« so - IM, „ man , make thrir tool and £ in . .< of education freely accorded to infirm, and sick, and crienuy rdmiti min of tho cxtronio tkmthera Demncr.v * how hand, ho is like clay in ths hands । in oollegss and universities. They . cy, and Lyons is a weak nominution'lhnt j of (ho potter.” This is. in eff« t. tho plea finding thrir way into nmdoymi Mr. Douglas* fitly says: “ Here wn* ' Ims n>> signifiranee save to mollifv | now offitred in hU extenuation. But heretofore forbidden (hcm.^B.n’roi ’ tho full germ uf the Freedmen's Bureau FT IS TJf£ HXST FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS : 1st. It is the lightest Draft. WtSA'ts! 2nd It is the Easiest Handled. arirr.-dlS- 3d it does the best work. 4th It is'the most durable, being harder than tempered steel. .5th The points will wear nearly twice sis long as on any other plow. X»rou» DEBILITY. y^rm7u.|4. otatbio srsanc r-vuirr. ’ NO 2fipr,tw”t °™p “d th0 Co,oro11 j iug waters of a political cauldron which jjoetrg- ‘ That a groat naooua! first l*rmid*nl with your ' �■Very lannrr. ita subecrihwrs with a most dostraetW H. LI <aysbar*»> tha strength of 1 I wu gted to see a squash weighing I rapidity The aiacervr aad shrewder army and 1 members of the Itou.ocraric party are laqfr. tnado ranting abuul fw method to pro- 11 »-rre their urgnniaition, and exhibit a _J jUtimul Ticket. ly potatoes. No farmer everagre hi* wheat crop nt fees than 20 bushels per acre, while many claim 3U. Corn fully equals the | wheal. One ear of sol corn showed I more than 1200 kernels, some ours still «n the etalk bang ao high that I could not reer-hthsm without a atopdaddor. 1 wish I bad more spare ut speak of ' .attle and bogs which form the larger , |art of the exhibition—one bull weighs J 2,WO and an ox scareely fees The crowd is unexampled in this ■ country. Hotels were full on Tusaday. Wednesday, the train I was ou had aboard GtiU pceeagt-r*. and n vote Wu taken, recalling for Grant 231, Greeley HO, and by the way, that ia a fair exam, pie of tho political standing throughout Illinois, Si-braxka and Iowa. Yours Respectfully. II. J. Tvaaxa. M. 1> bittoos. the sure-beaded, ths disappoint ed, and tho adventurers, who are al­ ways (Imaging their priucqilrs ur threatening so to du if all thing. Hu not work f-grther for th- areouipiMimsi. t j of thrir purpuees. find that they took no followers with them lots the Dvmocratic camp. Tbeee things and many etbora that we sight m-mlioa. bat 'Irawing In a ctoeur cerdun around tho ' coaapiracy, which, it may now bo seen. DRY GOODS LOOK HERE. GHEIAIVO RAFIDs They hare .4tided to their Immense Stock Glove Fitting Corset- 250 Holls New Carpets, New Advertisements. | ia duv-ned to complete and irretrievable ULYSSES 8. GRANT. 1UVI WOW OS EXUIIUT1UX TH* MCHT MAOXtHCCry DMpUT 80 Ibo, watenneh®* more than half a* determinate* not to U. su'd out. Th* trick by which the Cincinnati Coutvnttoa was ragrturrl ha< hern ventilated and ia bow fully uodsratoud by nil the people. Mr. Sumnrr o tirade has le.-on more than anawvrol by moo as able, as 175 Packages of Dry Goods, poign swella tho foiw that is crushing ujpr i', aad readers its destruction the mure aerial*. Indeed, wo shall nut be j •urprioed if the deriatve laughter which greeted Greeley’* aatonwhing entrant--is surpassed by that which is »Urs to follow hia ridiculous exit on the evening Dress Goods. miciiio is. Plain Black Silks rssstr • fSJPBXStSh'.! itsriKt-ttjf1 Maine has spoken liar voice in favor of Omni and Wilton, will re-echo from Maine to Cakforoix, from Indiana tu the Gulf States, and the cause of Greeley will bars been decided in ths negative long before- a vote has been coat for tho slretoral ticket of the Presidency. The stroogeol men of the oppotition were in tho field and the mist herculaueuiu ef| forte were made uo their belialt in i Maine, and yet tho army of tie ItepobIn-aa party, remains intact with a large a&wskiun to tho majority which bad. 1 dwindled sincu 1MW from 80,000 Io | 10,000 in 1871. Following the victory tn North Caroliua and Vermont, and the clear intima­ ' tiona uf Grant's success puiutod out by the late election in West Virginia, this unexpected victory in Maine must jaws the death knell of Greeley democracy. It shows clcariy the fraud and misrep­ resentation of the Liberal Republican* in stating their influence and strength, on the one hand, while on the other, it proves that in tho agricultural districts which the liberals chiefly relied on tho Democrats dewrted tho luotloy flag, nnd faded to abide by the fradulcut BY ACKI.HV A SLAPH INQCURLNO CHARGE Dr. Wf Eiiract of Jonbeta i What nmfidence can either patty have in the sincerity uf the other. Tbs eobeeioa of public pleader, which was the only binding element of the Lslwral Democrw-y, has thus been advertiwl M a vain hope. Those who left tho pow­ erful Republican party and joined thrir relentless foes, as most of the late Re­ publicans did, for the sake of getting pine and influence which they Lad tailed to secure among their foe met coai frerr*. are boiling orer with inward re­ , grata. They have hitherto been siek at ! the stomach, but now they are seeking every private opportunity to vomit their , discontent Soon they will openly de­ nounce the sourew of their undoing, and then gradually fall back upon the Republican fnttiff, and claim to bo the ' very best advocates fur Grant and Wil- ■ , paign. Where,Oh, where wW be found* the valiant General Beaks, the Hainlly Genera’. Farnsworth who ia psuved to have taken *1,500 aa a bribe fnsu a ' A DiwursU, sstleeel ineasti MSI rwterRailroad Company. Where are Khuri aad Sumner and Fenton aud Tipton. ■ Alas, “where the wuodbin- twirwth-' Their perouna'. importance is rapsdly di­ minishing. Their penoual spite will ” S'tf, dcr? Tbe great contest is, which pxrty ia to rule. Ia it not bw* to henor Grv.-fey a little, and gain n party victory The amendment* to the Constitution may be susrvptibb to change The peo­ ple at th* elections four years ago J.<rided ns regards them fur the prerent.” Thia is plain, practical trik. It otatei precisely what tho tfoutberu Dstaocruto mean by their sujiport of Mr Greeley. It shows exactly how much they rosp-i t the platform u|>oa which they propose to stand, and just what ia meant by re- One Hundred Carriage & House Thousand Dollars! l-K. I'ropoM* to acll a Half u Million Dcdlars thia Year! Flags, Han iters, Streamers and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. WOODEN BLOCK SPUR! k AVEIY. C. M. flUNYAN & CO. lETtttt what Mr. riamn-r cells " conversi m ' Il ia of General Benning and the Geor­ gia Thx&ocrnts that Mr. Sumner says, “Hiey may continuu iMm-x-rnts in name, hut they are in rralily Republi­ cans by the same title that thi>sc who sustain Republican princin!. ■ I publieaaa.' Th-- ]ieri]on« delusion of such an asausiptibn is every lay evp..ed. Tho Georgia iK-ruvcrats, with the WE PAY CASH i FOB Elffl lllll,LIOS IIWB OEMS WOMAN *'' n*^*^*^* ‘J1 (!alt Kip ‘। r—■■ I Wt-Wkeewill ami Stopi -**y *“w ' pLANTAHON ,BLI' BooIh Coming into our Store. JITTERS. S. T.—1860—X- WT PROPOSE TO RECEIVE CASH This wumlvrful vegrt-ibir tvaUratite $100,000 00 lhe Democratic party tolling ui thn! th* Southern brethren are only ansiowi tu show Low fully they acoq.t everything. a~d how sweetly they will administ.-r ths government and proto-1 equal rights while lhe Soulkern brethren tbemeeltie nay, franklr, •• We mean to get power I if we can by voting for Mr. Greeley, and Stale sovereignty will take cure of tho rest." It is probable that General Benning nod his friend* know their pur- j A. K. Shepherd, Tire President of that in all well ounstrurted novels sad oar Board of Public Works, some time dramas, it is made to seem at first aa if since wrote two latten to the proprietors roguery were strongrr than honesty, of the Washington Pafrrit, the Greeley organ, celling upon them to furnish And thia deluafon ia kept up ioat as tong oath* nature of the subject wiU boar ;: proof of a slanderous statement rontain*o that the impatient reader begins to «d in that sheet No answer w is re­ thrnuglioui Berry Co., are eurria* b reived for seme weokx. but a day or two leant more of tha Went, I pen you a Cat since Louis Bagger wrote to Mr. Bhep- lines toaaliafy aoek, if thcru are any. eaten of the hero Thia alwaye cornea arI that he was in charge of the paper in gvod time, and at a certain point al tho time, and woo roqioosible for ths article complained uf, al the same time geoerrtly somewhat past the middle of the romance the plot culmiaatoa. and elating that ba would bo at th* Entaw thin Capitol has Ixen greatly increaaa 1 thereafter tha rapid de.lure of the vil­ by tha opening of a railroad to Achinlain’s power, and tha failure of his, harsh • ords were used, but alluding to son, 147 miles south, some two weeks , tho diriomnoa he statos that it u de ago, and another this present week uf ' ; airable that it should be brought to a । ISO Bnlee west to a junction near Fort dose. Some of the papers thinks this ■ Kearney with the Union Pacific. which mesas pistols xad ccdfoe or soma ocher makes lhe shorteel of all trans-cuu tineafollow thin dramatic formula, and never, physical euoountsr on the part of Bag­ tai lines to run through thio place. The fair ground is a mile north-east did one more rompfetriy amaiato it ger. Tho lie waa so palpable, that lhe ' jeers of bo press made lhe slanderer acvessible not only by omhibusw*. but, than the present. With the Oncmaati wiaos, bat it io a my story what Bagger at cbeopsr rates by frequent trains ou . means by hii silly iaritatwn to the h- the Burlington and Mieeouri R. R. bolfed party to meet him ia a diatut The entries by exhibitors amounted, nty to rimaidar a libel published hare. at the opening, to 1,330. There ia a ■ The New York ffrrWd aad U.« TrO-c daily trotting on tha race eourao, which ; rirtusdly throw up the Gronley sounge. 160,000 at Isaac was spent by tha eoalition on the North Carolina elrction and Floral Hall, shaped like a Greek cross, noil extoad* about IM Chet each way One of the anas ia sot apart for fnuta. bilitatrd. Ai a lente at»l rordial fitr th* aged and languid it haa no i-qual amung vt-xnachira. A« a rriu*dy foe the lu-n-uv weeknro to ehirn Women Gift Enterprise, M.-U., <k.< u. 1.-- which uttdrroiine. the bodily plrenglh $10,000 IN GOLD ! One Prise A. S. VAN VLKCK & C0'8. i vi-i-v Dollar’s Worth that Goes Ont For Your Boots and Shoes SPRING <fc AVERY. ft lite In ftia, m imai in tv . ftrt. $5,000 in Silver! will tnnkr- it tor the Interetot of livery iGREEHBACKS Inn, Womnn nnd .Child to buy thoir Beautiful Women. JUS-r ARRIVED i We l»n- our Uomla of Miniibeiiircn. ,n<l Import,,,. »r.: will OysU-ts nnd llefreshnKnU. give our Cnatomer* every Advanlage in Low Pirn 11. A. 1IU8EU. G« a ludc ftHW *»18M ai Dauchey 1 Co**. Column. BBI OOOOS 10 rifiOFTS SPRING HASTINGS * AVERY. MEAT MARKET! Bay Teer PATENT COOLERS; Photographs, Photgraphs. ‘QjJ Alia w at M For several Year* ha* been, l.to,*. |„u^, , 1 Nli-taMykiiuv ugg pgg pggjjg WICKELMAN A STEVEM, ’ fiBSOMK ’*“** *' . I 1 ho leading Dry Gpods Establishment in Western Michigan ltw'l-r?u* KAT* Emeries, Pnrriw, Cafectarj, ! ........... « AND WE PROPOSE TO MAINTAIN IT. REMOVED SPHING A- AVIIBY. W®! .i « *'.!• * . . orsrmcsrxanv AH enlh Ai < hidroNter. — Carpet Department. rrrxxrrjtwtrr *— I per. Take the Bajvmwi; k ia the j CALL AT JOHN BTANLEYK �Fr|E Rjq»J»uc^H 1 Grant and Wilson Club. *’• MJ* thn* to Uy Uggic. for i IMgmngtoueUwyStnBkof now bug. gi«i for thirty )«r rent loss thau before. 1 menu just wdiat I say. Uy bu,,_i,„ to AUbuy. had better call and see me before 1 get uut of the n«ton of MUillg Bt l»a*t1Bg. Sept. 3d, 1872. nlfttf T . J- I- Enin. r-Mu, M 1-L. WUt C.U „| trnsivu rfock. I Wixn Z CMBMf* ~ GRANT AND WILSON R8P0BUCAN METING' 1U„ Prasottst—Herewith #e plane before our readers tha fallowing totter, from tha pea cf Bor. John H. Palmer, Uta County Superintendent of Schools in i thia County, and one of that band of patriot^ whoso record on tho blood stained fields of the republic, as well as in tho social, moral and political vrorW, will Jong bo tho pride of tho p>*pl» -of tb'.i nation, and tho Sudo. , Fbxtuvvux*, Sept 10th 1972 tr air:- b«r ofSirs fiumly. Shu bail fur mxuly --------------tSatmday dxty yearn bacn a truo and emwitirnt T» last Baaxu, received that iU editor and Cbrwtiin. and a member of tbs Cougrotho 7 th to forate tian ^tousl Church toLobeuuu, and p>,B*l ' myifrwnd has reemvod tho uociuuti i foriState Senator in the 16th district- ■ sway r.t tbs cto*n uf her tong and =-oful I To hay flint I am glad of it, and that it ifo to tlie full usturane i cf thit Id ia,eJ THEY HAVE STOO TEST. Sorpcal oil He-oliaiioal, DENTIST y-UtelroitonU brswiH. ,f |'ra-»*l u.4 >Mutertl*e. TKIIJIV RKAaUXABLR. Geo. M. Ihray and Win. H. Harford , given mo a ten! plaxvora foctogralulato will speak nt the achnui lurnw in Pudunk, you ou your streak of g>u.l furtuns 1‘ (Rutland township,) <.n Haturday evon- ' to any what you well enough know ; but that shall uol deprive ure of tha satis­ tog, Sef.1- 21s|. faction I find in .eying it Our tuollier was Mt avrid.i brw years ago, with. little in 4 family t>! fire «>nall children. tee untiring an J di^atcra»t"J rff t UU1P BREVITIES I liavw eanu>d, and tho E*pnbUcans ol for their duration awl proqurity, __ , ---- -I your District will to ungrateful beyond orgvly indebted for their position in। »o- 1,000 tree.. Splendid limbo.- of aft Q*L Baswuud, Whitewood etc I precedent. if they do not show then ck-ty, arid each of whom livre to rayy offlkMxis »,—------ . ; — , — Pleasant to day K -u her in the Inngtinge ofoneuf o.d,'•Hvi per m-rr. ...rm runn*. *825 —,r~T lor further in­ appreciation of your realuus, unselfish ,, structwns, mqulro nt this Oflioe, ot uf Mr. Holme* is agnto sick. and valusbto work ia their behalf hy children rise op nnd call her biassed.*■ the proprietors, giving yon a rousing and unequal!* Hrtxe Orr-Greekwi*nb ■m D. HAAG. FREEMAN. I B-sltimorc. Ajiril 17th, 1872 Eaton County Fair next Tuesday, Again I cnngrutulah you. and Imp© Weilnewlay and Thursday at Charlotte lira t you may find victory on your side • look out fur tho "big posters" aawhen ilia 5th of November.shall hare | iwunciug th.- Barn- County Fair. Everybody Should try Ihrm beforr I ttrchasin* Elsewhere seen cur |«rty and it* principle* victo | Tlie Itopublicsn* of .Assyria arc «U» I awake nnd will do tbemsrivre honor ia I this rente"!. Alt who are Indebted to u* by note or | 1 «««mnt, are roquet*! tu cull and nettle Ij Wo regret delays to lhe filling orders the snme at once, as we are iloalng up । for Job Printing but are doing our boat । our buslne*-,, and our Imoks must he I under tho circumstance*. ■ciUed. C. M. RUXYAX. A Co. Republican meetings nro being hold in all pert* of tho County; f„r j«rti<-u- I A» lhe time draws near for this an- “ator. 4*. May li. Sxrx xxd Rtiusnt.—There’-U im dis­ lar* see |»(t<.-r<.Hastingx ,y- .Hitman. ttual festival of the fannur* and thv !«*>-t ease of the human syrtom C.r which tho manufacturer, *» a»k of the whole |«-o !<•*•>IsrJr k rgettoo cannot to usnl with ]»-rfi*w, j pto to remember that the value of our ■ safety, ns it due* not contain any metal­ i county as a producing, stock-growing H'tMt*. n* lic compound. I urn! mntuifiiilurieg svctniu of tlu> Btatc *tX«rea*l will lie largely judge*! by tho display ot Vrwxn, of /srty TAremmf bottle, of , the prod urtfons of every class that *>udl w Nature's Hair Ilretorntivi, were sold The ih-publicin mooting at Vermont­ I be in exhibition on tho grounds of the ,21^.,!^ from Jan. 1st to Juno 1st, whirh facts j ville on tho 13th wa. a great sucres*. I Itony County Agricultural Society on IrsJltou. telb iu own story. Its su clrwn, and Eaton County -Itopublican" arc wide | the 2nd, 3rd, and 4 th days of October. looks *o nice that the la-li.-s are all doawake, and defirminrd to give a kj^/r ' It is within tlm power uf onr ■u,*s1|..Sl lighted with it. tfoo odrertisownL majority than ever before. stook -growers to make an cxhibili.m ol * lire atopic that cannot taa-xc'dlcd in any The Sporehre of Hun- George Will­ county in Central Michigan. Perwiul-. aid at Quimby nnd Assyria Centre, Jy wo know the s ock is to tho county . Ita W b vitt li te cal *m Ita fell Eijrart S ite Waite. _______________________ I W» •Midamiuii. He will rome The rcnioii why trade is good at the j “»“*“• Joh,b B fmi do not npnreOur .'trap, cur vegetables, nil the Now Yokk Cash Store, is because they productions ofour field* and gntd.ns' 10 Barrel Into nu<l more wild tu denlerx at a •ell good* so chtnp that everybody can and of our orchard *. arc stub; the vttneedbove Car-load Rate.*. afford to bn* rrry kt! iu the Stale, and it should Ik> i tho pride uf our pewpto tu exhibit them ■xaegatiit' MASONIC. American Orga: It OM to the PiHic oo in KfIIi. SELECT SCHOOL. i EASTERN NTAR. IVAliD & THAYER. DOUCHE. Ei MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinda, tv, but wo have firms iu Hastings, in Nov Gniuxim — Any attempt tu Middle*di.-, in Nashville, and Quimby, disturb my public moating, mi matter JtouLl place ou exhibition tlie results I who are the speaker«, or ulurt silo o! . any question tho speaker may a Instate. It you do not wish to listen quietly, ; just stay away and then there will hr no 'Ouse for complaint ME LUfiBEq FuryasyED LOTS. ✓Aller a three ears stay ia Hritnays, that line been duly appreciated an I will be pleasantly remembered, thn K:-v. J. II. Ilovs, lo.l this m-nning tu attend ronSrrcace at Jaekson, anil »ip.-vt« to , VCke IX-tnueraU -Iaboral Itqiubtoan. ci.- sliatevrr elw you chweu to call it, । County (.'onvoution, was held un Satur­ | Jlmu. Ifoxxrv Bao*.& U.r. mutuiday tost at their Club Rmau in this City. i fiuiturera of Furniture at Grand Rapuls, ' A. J. Bowuo presided, nnd A. H. Ellis ! have spanned Grand Hirer with an enof Mid dietd to offlciaU-d ns Hecretary. dies* wire rojie of 1-2 inch in diameter »old his interest io tho Hostings House Tho City and 13 tosrnship* were fully which runs at great speed over Inigo Io Ike Hendershot, late of Irving. "Ike" I or in jaut repreacuU-d, but there were 'grooved puHics and transmits power ia well known and |a>pular, and under j no drtoga tea from either Juhutiwo, j from a waterwheel on the opposite aide the management of Mnura. Taylor and 1 Barry or Orangeville. Tlie Convention El.-r.dcndr.it tin- H-vaiing* House must; ptox-ed in uuminattou tho following gen­ standing t!(<? great distance (750 fret) be mots popular than ever. and that is ■ tlemen oa candidate* fur-County officer*. th" plan work* admirably nnd without saying a good deal. AH Democrat* except tho Clerk, Regis­ any appreciable torn of power. ' ter, one Cururmr, and itrprrwntatire iu tho uurili district. Judge of l“rol>ato, Blc&ung" brigh t,-n ns they take their ' Wtu. W. Coto oi Assyria: Slicrilf, A. It. I Ken field of ths Second Want, as Pro*j flight. Tbs chief id bleosings is good health, without which nothing is worth renting Attorney by the Pepublic.ins of Pratt of Hastings City; Clerk, E-lwia the haring; it is always apireeiat,*! at Mason Qiunty. He is a yuung man of Elliott of Barry ; Tro a* tn er, luwrenco i its true value after it is lost, but, toi of­ decided ability ard will make a first Hilbert of Woodland; Register of Drola, ten, u>--t bafare. Ijvo properly, and class officer. Wo shall expert to note Elihu Cliipnuut of CuKttoton ; Proa-cu­ tin Attorney, John Carvcth cf Middic­ | <<>TTv*t ailtreats before they liccomo his vlretion by a decided majority. । seated. For diseases of the liver, kidGnx. B. F. Bran h^ a sharp way CUrfaa B W,*xl aud Hickacn W. Roll gV/RXi’ ueyn. akin, stomach, aud all arising from impure or feeble blood. Dr. Wal- of putting things. In Milford. Ma«s, of.IIaaingw City; Surveyor, Joshua Drtoltv*«ko.■ kar's California Vinegar Bitters are a ho recently said in a public speech: "Go Martin of Castleton; Coroners. H. E ■ cast your votes tor the viulatiiu of wo­ Storms of Prairieville, and Jamre I. for H •uro and speedy remedy. It has mroer men tho burning of aclrool-houi**, tha : Sisson of Irving; Ilc]<*tentative, let LaH,r<rll>. yet failed to a single instance. ■h-ocration uf church**, or fi»r Hur*co Otis.—All kinds of Machine Oil*, Greeley; for it all meant one and the! suitable for Mowers, Saw Milla. Birggtoa •inn thing and Wagons, Paints, Oils, Ac., at tho i.S Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, !«fiS.12S!W3SS'; m cuy lo/\d . GOOD NEWS FOR ALL faeces neasaut $20,000 Worth .eWet-S Naw Goods in endless variety just ojiened, aad for solo nt astonishingly I low price* at Barber & Bailey's mtSHf Grant and hi.* officers hare, by econo­ my galiiervd into tho National Treasury lias thruynod their naturally keen ap­ petites to such an extent, that they up and Kalamaaio are good on all trains war lost to every sen*o of shame, and A. P 21. D., Otr Adkf i- BlUit Ifnv SUrr. 39 till Haturday night. Ilnrsoutwishing ik their mad frenxy for total, they call to avail themselves of tho cxeuraiun him a Tyrant, Gift-Taker, Nepotist, rate* must procure tickets at tho office before taking seuta in the ran. Ticket mu*, Dog-Fight»r and every other office will not be open for tho 4 o'clock thing, tint their hungry little rout* can eton, Dr. N. J. Aikin. is now othis office. s. X. train ; ponons can procure tiekoto imagine; forgetting the jay of the No. 11 Canal ft.. Grand Rapid*. Mich . American Pronto, that electrified every whore be can be consulted daily until at tho office the day before good for J'ey year sieasy *sd fair year cAskv. Mort mr Mi triiMtJ trilk or triliotd r^.^wsrtiusTi-.. toh. Donelson, Vicksburg. Rirhmrntd and. bst from Appomatox ; nnd ho »u hailed by all, as the great chieftain nnd -* i *5] Q p 4 ' C u PUBIFT YOUB BLOOD. fl that wo hav > not yet soon made. That Grant keeps a bmrso of 111 Fame ia the City of Washiagion. 1 jm-ntnc they arc keeping U.is cbaigo back ms- ' !X Detroit & Milwaukee R R R- MUDGE. *“"KK U. 1 J. R. Dibble was idoughing fur wheat on the form ot hit brother, ia Haletn, Allegan Co, the plow UMorthed a den of rattle snake*; he snccreded tn killing twesrtrfire of them, and four or five more took reff.igo under a largo root whieh he dostroynl by burning They wire all good sired uno*, and of the j ***1 keep a Tailor and. Manufacture Fne Goods to order DRUGS OD MEDICW rvi<TS> °,ts’ tytoctyiEs, Kuncy OocxJs*, IfOokw. WMsttioB-e-r-y-,- Acs-.. I» Ht (W OBErtr IlStSta Michigan Exchange. �1,1 CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, card. TOLVERY INVALID »2S.!>m> in Real biUte! $.1,000 in C..I,: $0,550 in s;;;E,is sTi S» SJJSJ-KS 5 5 :5I5!5.;F.1 ?S..S“i»!“gS! =s Ss »gtgl£=2 IS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-09-25.pdf eab1b68b45454b724a4f8cefe0d3ceb5 PDF Text Text <l« K«r<l»ucAii VOL. XVII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY.SEPT.25, 1872. my pTmraicw. tended to show that you ' wore coasriratD&rir d-.-v*ting your tins* and tatair to th* performance of an cnorosH duty from wkiah yen could art a pocket hankerehtaf. “Tickot. mum." ’ , Tb- conductor wav again making his said thia much, tat me do my-1 sjIT the juatieo to add that I am not. never wa*. cad never will be, a briisver 'in thia mod* of astiliag differenoea be­ tween the United Statu* and n rilixen. Though the legislative Oecree made by | Congreaa in this case was, to th* test of I my knowlcngj and belief, founded in truth end justice, and though it be sup- < ported by numerous prvewdenta, yet it is liable to objection on grarral prinaplre. A claim ocgbt to be estabusbsd by ovidraec*, not taken rx parte, but -I—I haven't any ticket" I atam- | at," I taltarod- “He wa* teftat--------Italian, you know r “Beg pardon mum, but our cedars are j strict. Thai wet of dodge has played „„ Ior wrt oa tha Im* entire!) Two-thirty,. traUmony in , matter wherein mv per­ «/rght to be paaaod upon by an imparmum, if you please. Will refund al tb* ^] mtvgrity luu> been nssaiftd. I ■ tial sad houost tribunal. rom[*.*ei! of office, when twkrt .. .w—nt-d. bren.eharged with every degree of, romi-etent judge*, uuatred by poprlar , impropriety, even to downright edrrup- 1I influence*, irrircregibte to public aoliot1 tfon. in the adjn.tment of the ctafos of I cbon, and without a lobby to blackmail I George (’tarrpaening. Yon were one of '' the petitioner. ®ut if Congren undnrthe counsel of said Chorpecning. erd ' took to execciae the judicial function, hare an intimatekhowlodge of nil the derided th* fi«ct*, declared the taw and fact* in hi* ravs^And of my condurt in directed you to exercu* their judgment. raepoet thereof. > now re.p*rtfillj» r*- , you are sundy not to blame for doing qusst you to state in detail nil that you know of my pert in that business, and especially whether I actel honestly or corruptly. It is but fair to say that I intend to css your answer lor my public 1 vindication. With sentiment* of high regard. I am . wards," he said, giving me hi* card with : Tho great success which has sttruded a smilethe hemo police ofFresManl Grant, ha* I If I hadn't btra married, I should j caused his foreign policy to receive less I have fallen in love with the delightful ■ . attention than it* aserite dssarre. The , man on the spot. Aa it was, 1 only I : reduction of the natkmsl debt upward* . muruiured wu- umntelligild* thank* of g84 8,000,900. the reduction of taxa- ' and slipped bis card into my jocket aa You. August 27. 1772 11 tiou <nual to 8228,000,000, the tastoning j a memento of a moderu knight. Mr Dean 8a—Yonr tatter of verier -'' of expraw* in nearly every Dspartssent We were to hare stoppsd all night in . l*hiladcl|di*a. A* th* train neared the '| day* data inform* cil that you have of the Government, the gnat success city a new ncqduxity reiwJ ttjion me. been charged with criminal conduct in whi-h has attend-d th* Indian jvace • Where could I go ? If it w«n daylight the caw of George Chorpsnuing'* ctaira ey, and the general p< wperity which | charaeteriral every soctien of the I might remain iu tho Indio*' waiting­ against the United State*, and you a*k Union, hare &eu »u-h'- brilliant tri-' room, but Fred would not arrive until me to say whether I know of any nearly tea at night, I bad nd money to I ground* for believing you acted itnpron- umpl.v on the part of tho Administra- ' crly or corruptly in that busineu I do tion. th^: oar foreign policy Ira* bora i poy a hac kmao, go to a hotri, or even ’ not hesitate to reply ae fully a* I can. j orerfoolird by the people. eat my rapper. Under Prxeidrnt Grant the Monroe j A sudden thought tiasfaoJ into ray.' You are right in supposing that oartadI vers* pohtxal »en times to will not infiumind—Aunt Tably lived in ITiilbdi-l- ' phia I 1 had directed a letter to her one me in a matter like this. Ifosidss, it I tion. No Eurjjrari interference ha* ’ only n few week* before, announcing Ii dore not app>«r, a* I *ee it to have any ., Iracn allowed among American Itepubmy approaching marriage. True, the connection with politics. 11 you have licans, nor hat cay tjstem of fiililxuterreply wan rather discouraging—being Iwn slandered. your own petty had at ing from our own shores Le»n tolerated. dismally i-ropbctic of ull kwi* of evils: least a* much to du in concocting tbo 1 The policy of tho Gjvernmirat in th* <*oqni*incn of new territory iqt. bean to that awaited m<- and darkly suggestive treat aft prop’-wil* uilh reepret, whenol the snares and pitfalls iu that broad ' aver «»rt> |irvputals cams from a |wopta ' who di-dred [Hscvfol annnxation. The ' m ess sire Ml St Domingo wu* in keeping But Aunt Tabby look a vinegary view with this proceful pulley of annexation. •if everything. ritie never had tell the ACORN & CAMELL y tnirerealli, knmrn at the BEST HE.1TIXG STOVE in the World.’ mv r U. irki«/y Pnc* ttssn. BiMs wrest. 4dbk XTETTETttBKE rHTSJCUS* s*48«s**o*J Otareessr Kami. * Ssvt*'* Mure. In thrfBEST STYtEyand from Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. mellowing intlu.'ncv of a delightful hou­ J. P. ROBERTS & 'Respectfully announce to their patrons and the Public Generally,that they have removed to the Large and Commodious Nejv Brick Store adjoining the Washington Block, and will be happy to serve all who may give them a^call. Crockerv ami Groceries constantly * ’by the ' '' ' 1 and1 w ill be sold arriving Car Load, for Cunli Cheaper than at the advertised Cott Sales If you do’nt believe it call and sec. We I’ ay Cash for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of Produce. ' W* atriied at the dsjcit: rar mon*laebrd friend had left the car tome time I., tore, so I was left unprotected again. An army of buck turn bsteiged the door I of ttyc depot, uud.iiumcdiatelv became , the object of a atruggie. (mill* and ' n hip* resounded about my eon, until I I was finally retted upon and carried off । by the foot: enngeoe of the party, a big rod fa.-oded Irishman, wliow succeu arore, no doulA, ftvtr hi* natiana! proiliritv f<c aurthlng rv*<nnl>liag a tree fight. Having weeurr-1 me in a w»y dirty vehicle, be rvpirdrd ran wilh a triuui(diant grin“If you will get my trunk now, air" I ■uggrited “Your trunk b it ? Where,* the bit CO. DRUGS Medicines, llow am 1 to get tho Uirunk without the tin.” Mv check! I bad forgotten that Fred'had tho check slao- Alaa for the . jMwerleasnea* of wucuan 1 1 uv my | new Saratoga, filled with the dastiert of trou-jcan*, bodied oft with a toad hotel ’ bsggage, and couldn't raise a finger to 1 claim it- It wa* the last straw un the I camel'» back, and I drove in tear* to I Aunt Tabby’*, using my turn veil as $t!cdtb a t>orkot handkerchief, and thereby tat­ tooing my foo> with streak* of blur. ' Even Aunt Tabby’s monumsutal ri_jidty wa* oveeosae by my appearance, when site met me at her immacalats door-step. "Leftyow! and only married three days! Fay that hackmaa. Mary Jane, end *<md nim off before bo see* uiv more of thia family disgrace! Only quiet abaip after an early dinner. If three day*! Ths l»rd havo merry oa you don't mind my tearing you for Err n*! That I aboaM hare lived to tee brother Henry's child brought to thia. Tto BMC es» aUstr ******* Ikreesk i r.CkMU* toss M Utt mM. -Cows » re « MVSVt in it : 4a H !“ School Books & SIntion mi BRO BESMXER, HEATH k CO. Money, Money, BLACKSMITHING! Money. Phernix Ca»h Store. I I rignifted that an abeeoce of that du­ ration might be vupportc-I, and Fred than I expected. Only an accident I I atartad fur the reftenhment room. We had been married-ju«t throe day*, If you ever lay your cyv* on that man and the glamour of the honeymoon wa* again, my name u not Tabitha Tmvtitch. The mean (pirited tcoundrvl 1 to leave you without a rag on T«ur back I Yon poor dehtdod iunoOvall Put u* the Irttte, Mary Jane, and fanny up the tea; thia poor child u trembling like a leal, aid well *ko may! I WM too diapiritrd and miaerabte to attempt to atern the current of Aunt Tub­ by* indiguatiin. 1 tat her talk on. “Ohlandaiat it dreadful, tnum!"I beard the *yn>patbetic Mary Jane mur­ mur, o*ide to her mutrra-, "such a »weet young creature a* *he be ! And only look nt her face! 1 expect ho'a been a banging ol her.” Aunt Tabby purood up her mouth, and aliook her lived cxproMtvvly. •‘Let thia be a n aming to you. Mary "Oh, I'm atire it will mum," wa* the litiipi ft Sill Ctajer Tin Ota disa ear - off, snadarwg at tlie rate of forty raiie* an hour those whom taw and Gospel Loth dectered only death should part. •■What’s tho matter, mum.1” asked agninst a public officer is easily m-tto, and imjiossibto to uirri with anything but a general denial. You have mad* your denial in very emphatic term- nud every j art man in the country will say that under these circumstances you are । at the time, profeswd to ba hi* political friend*, but who are tw« hi* open enoI mi*. «c call attention to the language ' used by the President in hi* mswaogn oraompanring the report of the (AimmistioMrr. row State paper* can compare wilhlbiv, for every vanlcnca breaths the wisdosa of tlu> Mdt.-smsn, and the nobilrty" of the |ntriol. A* fomhadowing hi* future policy ua the question of an- I do not doubt will be the popular i " When I senptod tha arduous and But you have the advantage of I-riag 1 r.-spuuibfo office, which 1 now hold, I j able to show that you executed yuur du­ dU n it dream of inrtitnting any steps ty in ths cd*» refems: to with taborn.ni fcr the acqnisitioa of insular p asearioua. fidelity, mid with the strictest regard to I boliered however, that onr inititutfon* i were btosd enough to oxtead over th* •ho tu^rrne law of the land. George Cboqieuninc, a mail contract­ ' wntire continent ns rapidly as other poo­ or alleged that he bad. without any. pie might desire to bring themselves fault el hu own. suffered sever* injuries under our protection. I boltavod further by tho unlawful action of the I’ustofflce ’' that w* «boakl not permit any indepoadDepartment—aa injury which swept II ent Goienrmrat; within the limits of away from him al! the prrri;u* earning* North Amorita, to pass from a condition of an indrsttiotu Uta. and reduced bun!, of independence to one of ownership or for principle and a more contest for to utter poverty- He ropoatedly ap­ ] protection andcr n European poaor. Thnwi opfonrats <>f annexation who power. White the Republican* are plied tu thi detriment for reparation, but wa* told ho could not hare it with-'' hare berrtulor,- jrolMw.l to be pre-emi- seeking tn illustrate and carry into put the special authority of Googmv. n-nt by th* friend* of the rights of man, Ils went to Congress ns a petition ;r for ।, 1 Ixdievvd would be my most violent as­ the redress of his gnvramxn, and filed i. sailaut* if f iirgUtrd *o clear a duty. the proof* of his claims in the Home of 1 Airurdingly after having oopointod a Refcvrenlative*, where they remained 'I commissioner to viut the island, who open to the sciutinr .^if-lrt-ryjBcrnlier I declined on ocrount of sieknsos, I select­ DhmkMo and the ' to-called Liberal for many months. Tb-'n Conger b> pass­ ed a sv-roud gentleman, in who** rapac­ Republican* arc striving only for the ed a solemn kyr dhich directasl you, th* ity, judgment cud integrity I had-and poawssfon of office and its emolument*. Th* Republican* contnd for tho right* according to the jiroof* and affiiJavrts on of mu, the equality dt Ik* races. and file. Nothing oct camn under my ob­ the inviolability of frowlom, while the servation nor did I ever hear anything Democrat* and their ollre* fight only for to jumfy a doubt that the duty thus cart upon you wa» mo*t conacsvatiously and uprightly performed. Tho law ender which you aetsd. and everywhere to b* found on tb* udo of which you were bound to keep os “ a now l« spread Irefure the country and a guido to your path and a tamp to your dsciiica rendered Ly that tribunal whoa* th* Republican*. Every uian, even tho feet," did not direst you to do more than conviction* ar seldom err, and again*: most illiterate, ran appreciate and' comascertain by cakutahcn tho grur* whoso will 1 have no policy to enforce. probrod the difference between th* amount of the claimant's losses, and ol My opinion remains unchanged ; indeed golden rule of doing to other* as you that eakutatioc the elements were furn­ it m confirmed by tha report that the in­ would that othet* ahould do unto roe. teresto < f our country arid of Sen l>oished and tha basis prvocribed. and “anything to bort Grant,” oj the Y'our function wa* like that of a mas­ tuingo alike invite tha--------- ** animating and exciting principles in ter in chcscvry w bo is ordered to mako that RepublicItia not only the tha rarjvamog a great nation. The former dilution Ujat the will appeal* io tho good aeuao and better thentic and logid. Yon could not get coiirtitnU’ttaUy rxprcMC judgment of every i ndividual. and makes bshind the Mt of Cougrosi. You were bound to obey it, even if yuu ha.1 U<- that • all men are wiser than any on* him feel that ho has n personal interewt lirvwl it to be as prodigal a fraud af the man;’ and if the pomte, upon a full in ita triumph ; not ouly he. but hie wife, bonus to the Pacific Railrrad. or as cur- pre-siitatwu of the fart*, .hall decide and his children, and every member of raptly partisan in its action as th* Re- that th* annexjitioa of the Itepubte is the human family to th* remotaat pos­ not detiraldc, every department of tb* r'ourtrwtion act ol 1867. terity, are to be benefited thereby. The But was there anything c.-erupt about | Goverr-meat ought to arjuisaco in that latter app*al* only to thebaac and pure­ this t’aim ? Ba* any tact taep made to dreiakra ‘ •• No min could hope'to nerfuna du­ ly ralfish propaaritiea of human nature, ties so delicate and nwionsible as por- to (bo ambition* and arpirationa of the most vigilnut officer bearing the rvlati m to it that you did I There cwtaiuly i* m> evidence extant that the two flouere of Oongrev* w ere bribed, or that uuy mem­ ber of ritlier Hotire wa* moved to vote for the taw by improper eunridrrafiotiv. Nobody to my knuwtedgv, ha» averred public servant, if aastaiaed by tho ap­ that the daimant bimaell did anything proval of bi* o* n cotsctaaoc, may rely warao than present hi* [etitioa accum- with confidence upra the candor and panied by the evidence w faith showed it Int. lligraro of a fro > people, who** beat to bo tree. Coagrru mu»: have believ­ inti-n-sts be has striven to subeeree, cud ed the «rid-uce, or else the law could can ta-or with patieuco the censure of rusSul t xrriNS. Gold & Silver Watches. nnttearan opporite“Sotvy, mwm. bet tileant be brined. Ifgrat’s wiHetopat bar-room, to wet their whlsttee, we can’t afford to wad Fine* Gold Jewrovlry. MS Silver ni M “ire, A bar roomFred in a bar room, wetting hie whistle I Wbnt dsd the odion. man mam? I tried to crash him with a look, bat 1 wasn't equal to iL Fred-nr Fred—in a btcroam. •Yo.uUa’tbeatarated.’^M^d STUCCO liTSLIE, LOEB, KAO, key-note of dl bis official action*. Our rotation, with Spain hare hewn of such a vataro that under a ka* firm Prorideut w* should have had a Spanish war A >*tt. - Frederick Drag!** my* on our hands with n rtroog probability that in hud etaxpng acros* tho bloody ol European raterforttare in bar babalL Cuba, for year* Lai been tho gnid.n chasm basin* h, a M * ungular faA that price eoretod by Amirican rtataoroen. Tho revulutin which ha* token idnce on lb. Wand Ha. been a strong tsnqitario. �'cor-trurtiur. to be brought up by Hor­ ace Greeley's eleetioaf At first, the withdrawal of all Unital State* troopa from lawlea localities. Thea the a**erMoved by Aid. H«m that tho tkn of “ local self-guvecamaal"—State'* ottorney lx aHowsd an tndar of M righto-** tbo reason and justifinoiion apply on Salary. of th* withdrawal. Next tb* annonaoe- ■ aroapt tha terviblo rewrite of the war in merit to th* black* that ••their day taiI truth, and are witchin/ and wailing ia over. That they hare played gnh long hopes of ths dawning of tha battar day rnovgh. That if they do not want to ! io give, and wait for their pay to the whiles couvwr.leneo they can atnrve, or go to the jail* fur vagrancy, or, leave tli" country.” it* s-hool system, the aoaU of which. 360,MOO,000 or* Cauesaiouagroat broakor-up of eaate. cstabli.hsd 522,(KMJ,(XW are Mongolian.at so cnuruxiu* a cost, and the cheapest liberty in every s-*ction and iu evrry There araH,M2 languages spoken, country, will either be abolish*J out­ and 1,000 religion* right, on the plea of expanaiv* -i«sa, or Th* yearly mortality of th* glob* is be so modified, and curtailed, .ad gov- 33323.3U pareons thia ia at th* rate Wood aa to eiulndo the blaeke .wlrnlly of 91.554 jw» day, 3,780 per hour. Off into outer ignorance, and offw a pre­ . tulutu fur whito ds^irarity by rowiuj the obligation of school attendancs-. After four years of such work—of •lave-bolding ascendancy gradually ■ looming up, of rtav-holding Democrat* governing every Stale Legislate ri in' (tbo taoath, of tha rvsmrcitatcd alaw- ‘ I bedding tendency in the krialatwn iff Ma: tied num live longer than aingl* ily AU. Hama, Rcmdrad that th* tkrvet CummiasiuMr is horvby instruct­ ed to rwpoxr tha road north uf tha Iron tkidga under th* -iuatraetun of th* street Gommittee and an order on general highway fund be drawn to p*r far such repair*. Adapted. By Aid Kuufleld, llroohwd that th* Striker pond be droinad into the Htenley Brook and that a subscription be circu­ lated amirtg any or nil partis* mtorasivd and the amoust **> raised lx x ■parted to th* Council st their naxl meeting Adopted. By Aid. Hams, ItaaolvMl that th* city Aliuiuvy be and be is hereby inalr^tte*! to ultend to any aad all arrests of per­ sona fur disorderly ronduct, that are or that may hetwfter l>e brought to knowl­ edge by our city Marshal, and |>ro**cuto such suit* in all cn*e* a* contemplated by the charter. Adopted. On motion Cutracll adjourned. Wu D. Uaru. O, SAY I Wheeler language, that the n*w d*parturt> is all te the shMt-aachar of the feeble and da­ bihtalod As a tome and cordial far the ■god Mi langnld it has n* eqffiri among stomachic*. As a remedy for the nervous weakness tu whieh women are osjxcially subjact, it is anponedfag •very other stimulant. Iu ail elimatea, tropical tamperat* or frigid. M acts M » TOES CA2B0LIC TiWffi DRY GOODS Willson Keiim Mulam Liiiuil, (i«M For Mt* or Beast BroboUy fow ortedro bars *»sr had ^•xte^»ffve a IM!.., whHe non* liar* tie»'n more universally l»ro*6aal than the relebratarl MUSTANG IJNIMENT. Children. Adult*. Horsso. and Domestir They have Added to their Immense Stock 250 Rolls New Carpets, oratic House of Representatives to hoop la 100 pc mans 05 marry ; and more । tho hand of the national government inarrtagr* occur in Jun* and December I array from tho South, with another Bu­ than in any other month in th* year. There a:<• 1136,000,000 Christians. chanan in tho executive chair, tho h*l|»There are 6,000,000 larodito* 1 lose tool of men like Hunter— bosstol Thera arc 600,000,000 Asiate- rollof aa “ unrqientant rebel*"—with a giouuts. . ronsUtntson lying unobeyed, Congress­ Thsro asu 300,000,000 Vaguin, jn the Christian Churches: ional cnactm.-ntatif tho past ten years 170,000,000 profoaa th* Roman Calhdisregarded—when all theao things shall have come to pa*s. the purposes of Thia is aa eugniry which every one , Horace Greeley's election will bevrin to should ha** truthfully answered before bo fulfilled, and tbo South shall haro be (tarts an bis journey, and a little reached "her condition bsrforo the care taken in examination of Route will In answer to a letter addressed to him, in many caae* save much trouble, time and inquiring about th* President's personal habits, tb* Rev Dr. Newman, The “C., It A Q. IL IL," running of Washington, writes as follows: "I from Chicago through Galosturg t<> bar* Iwsu fa* 1‘raoieaut's paator far Burlington, has nebievvd a splendid three years, at tho Metropolitan Church, reputation in the laat two year* as the Washington; haro had acc-s» to bia We hop* our readers will not Cail to ' hous day and night. w**k day and At Burlington it connects with the great read and ponder th* following article Sunday. I have diuo-1 al hi* house. Burlington Roa to which runs direct ; from tho New York Trslsms of May through Soutbogs Iowa to Nebraska i IM st 1871, but a liUl* over a year age. ,*t private and public dinner* I have and Kansas with close connection* to I “ Mr. deffvrsos Daria, who certainly jtwt spout a week at his cottage at Tamj? Branch, where we had family prayer paaaeyvrv starting from Barry County, than either of thcae eminent Northern twice a day; and lliervfure, having tbciK >'11 their way w<*tw*nl, cannot do bi tleaden, ia industriously proving that opportunities to know him as well, I ■*- I ter than to ta)^' the C. B. 4 Q. and the party is just what it always was sure you that be is a sober, hunosVdrne I Burlington Rente, pursuing the same objects now, that it man, faring Guo, losing th* church, This line hal publis'.iol a juiuphlet [Mirsucd ton years ago; holding fast allI and deruted to hia country a good.” | culled ‘‘How to Writ,” w hich conthe old doctrines, and marly for another Rebellion, whenever the time aeotn* That's Ss*—Th* Patrirl, tha paper large correct map uf the Greet West, ripe. Mr. Davis, fur several 'years past ' that, on tho tHh day of January, 1871, | which can be obtainsd tree of cliargo by has courted kesmiivr obscurity Bui, called Austin Blair a thief, say* that addressing the Gcticml I'asawags-r no sooner does Mr. Valandigham on­ hn nomination for Guvs mor "will put Agwat. B A M. R. It, Burlington I nounoo bis JYasr Apsrters, than.the ex­ an ontirvly :»»w asjiect on tho canvaas.” chieftain of the lost aaure, emerge* Tliat'a io. If ho had run for Coagrea* ho ! from hi* retirement, makes a triumphal would have been bextenby about 5,000 ; I New Advertisements. ' journey througn tho South, rouse* hi* running fur Govaruur, be will ba buried | old followers, and tolls u* iu very plain ! warmly received by tho Southern [>oo. pie, and so heartily applaudoJ, that we | amuci help attribu'ing to this muvw। ment a deep significant?. It is a wnmI ing to the Northern Democrats. that i they ran expect no help from th* South urie » they fight tpady xojrr tfo »U ZZ*aaar. art •/ Our seAe suw/t tfo | terribly taken out uf tua by that terrible sheet, the illurtrou* Z/exs ffaansst I npiattlMf. Ifotritor nAty fka I hardly know whether it would be best tm-rryfir. Ay tkr unu I to write you again, for tear the wind •f tk» wr. Tfo SrOk u roly te*u*j Tkt, would eternally fonnkn me unl<-*s thorn anujer viol STS /••jht snul trmyk • could, by some extraordinary efforts, b* a comprowtro brought alxiut between that swfaf ert/rwj sheet, vic JTsoss fframol and my humble self, to wit, Orangsrill* wind bag. Now it seems* to ifii* aa though th*sn JrmtlftUm, meant i-i be What the Doria party wauls, is of a little kirl on nx. Truly, they ought course well uadentood. The right of to be athame.! of thomsrires, far there any State to break up the Union at is to many of them, and only on* ol me. 'pLASTATIM BfflS S.T.-1800-X. 175 Packages of Dry “Goods, Dress Goods. Plain Black Silks SOLD IN HASTINGS, BYACKLEY Photographs, HERE.- Photgraphs. One Hundred Thousand Dollars! REMOVED TO To Washington Block over What Next? WE PAY CASH ia^WS- Klentli & d i ide ester. Hill BHIIIIIILHIh HIM limiHl! Wool Carding! Dr. Wells’ Brtrast el Jrnteta pleasure, is a cardinal doctrine of their have got off anch cut* things aa they did on mo, (wind l«,j and to only think 1 it was fur such a iltll* tiling too, juat I brcuuK ihero »rw nu uiurv Greeley men in onr tuwiuhip than 1 suxid there were. why. that /Mr that wears gla*( It u true ho docs not advise an im­ eye*, and said eye* are always about mediate war. be eran psufeaaes as bo didin 1861,earnestly to doaire peace. i hi* braina, (if he has ary), Uieu that other fsffsr, who is almua' as big round aa a boon fiole, and quite as tall yes. dosa not connssil armed reaialanc*, but he is kind enough to explain that hat wJUs Art-do run know, Mr. Editor, “ them never w*s any organisation in that it ia generally supi»a<xl a whit* Let it be dtatiuctly understood that tho South aboao purpose was reaistano* hat draw* lea* heat thaa a black on* ? Mr. Grostey ia pledged tn the Domocrat. to tb* government,” "fend by the time he and that is why the alim, toll Zoorwaf SC party os follows ; has mads a fow miro spwi'iw, ws dare man wear* a whit* one, so the host 1. To give theta tlmir rwlofive aliaro, say bo will teach tbo proposition that with liberal Kepubliraaa. in the manthere urrsr wus so* sfer." egomont of National and SUto affair*. Naw this ia the opinion that Uncle Horne* had ot the views, objects, aad policy of his wsrtf. Jefferson Davis, a littla over a year ago; and this is juat Greeley, unless he imbibe* lees poor tha view that at! honest men her* of whiskey. Thon, there ia th* little Pros­ the policy of tb* South to day* They ecutor, ho doa't like -wind bag” much doat accept tha ailuatiou bounstly, but either, and than I besr that ‘th* divorce lawyer ha* lately purchased an interna: lire in a condition of fr»*di;m. without m Jrtfonm D. arid, they ar* watching which there rtinnot, by any human pea- Use current of events at tbo fi'trik, and tn th* /rarwaf, and only to think, that aihflity, bo such a thing as political when tho .YsrUrra frwoif trt rttiy it rneb an array nf fallen! ia to run that pajwr in tbo future. I am afraid I shall equilibrium ia tho South, without which foift, th*» they will sAols Amtos ssras* bare to wither enlarge my wind lag. <k anarchy niuet beocnM t'u* universal ren­ iU.< HMy Cfotm, and gmn by drc most dition of those States making the dan­ Xamnable teaochory, what they corid run th* risk iff an explosion, which would, if it should take place, lay me ger* to Lie and property of both races not by tb* sword. And that Horace out forever. There in that same paper greater than they were iu 1RC6, and Greeley ahcnld be the standard bearer where they eall mo such naughty names, putting the country back ton yeans in of ths party who ara willing tj ignore they My their paper has been run by security and civiliaahcu,—to wit, the and barter away, far on* ring!* me m of rr«ddeutialpotago.aU tho bbod and the Uys fur two weeks Now. what if treaaare wasted, yes worse than wasted, that wind bag article was written by m pulling down this Traitorous Itobel- little bop, I almost tremble to think licn agrinst (aa all blatory must write it) th* bari government that the sun big Groafay/slbre gut around. Oh, oh, ever shone upon, is enough to cause good Mr. aiaas F.yw*; Oh, y. Bean Pol* ; i the ghastly skull of Benedict Arnold to man with tha tall white hat on, and : com# forth chattering his rhapsody uf little Prareentor. and Mr. divorca lawyar man, don't, plqos# don’t, and upon Lord om thousand eight hundred and my word 1 wtml auy auytldag mor* oswvwly twn, brought to light a man about th* Graslrr men in OraagwfQe, 50 acre* trader improvssmmt*, 1 mil* I ! whoa* trvexbery would oxnpol u* by a if there fa twenty of them. from School Hour*. Sugar baah ot I fair cwapanxMi, to bail Arnold a* a 1,0011 treas. Spl**>did timber of all I patriot and Jwdaa Iscariot, m • saint kinds; Oak. Btewood, Whitewood etc. Tarmr, »25 yer acre. For further in- ' stsvrtfona. inquire ri ffs*. Office, or of | th* propnatosr, 1 PfflFSK nt iv.<ue.t'istaLant-riT irss^assSsEfc Guarantee Satisfaction Shop in Bariow 4 Goodyvar's New Warehouse, ajoining C. F. Dwight It Co's Foundry. . tdf‘ Wool s*ut by railroad a ill bo card.il and sent U-ek in g.Jt4 tvmdition nut Minos HD Fnrits We buy our Goods of Manufacturer* and Importer*, and will A. 8. VAN VM & COl For Your Stqital and lEdtanical, SPRING * AVERY. DENTIST Condition Powders! 6ta»Msrknn3t«ni Bay Toor 1’be IlBiB 01 IM ■ M Btn nt tn hr W1CUIMM a STtVESS, EASTINGS MARBLE WORKS I *v.a**M**A>to tew *».***■»■ sire Si m* te.Uisn teiu ImUi V * Ils* Sown as ■Gncmfis, Pmia^CBfctej, leading Dry Goods Establishment Boots and Shoes �Bm«H- Tif« - -— uau well finished. AU who anticipate buy•ng luwl better caU and sue m- Wure 1 r»t out of th* notion of wiling at tart. hasting. Sept 34,187•'»» ________ mam. CHBICHE*. , ’ , MAioaic. Peninsular Railway. htons***—IS-tamlr., .»d.. .. ■ ICHICAn CENTRAL R. R. Grind River Valley Division Hon. Z. Chandler, tbo able repreaeaSeeing a notice ol a grant Greefoy and j tatire of tlia fitate uf Michigan Brown meeting, to ba hold at the Bar­ in th* United Staire Senate, Hon noy School Honan’ on Friday ere. Sept, j J. J. Bagley, candidate for Governor, 115th, with II. A. Goodyear, advartisod । aad Hon. Goo Willard, nraiina* for aa one of tho apeak era, and knowing | Cougre*!, will addroas tha people of Mr. Goodyear to be a gTOtlamau of (hi* county, Friday, Oct. 4ih. Speak- JI good alauding, a goodly number of us f tug will cammmico at 7 o’clock in the oxtweting to hear a sjx.th awsrublad thorn; but were iliaappoiutExl tu find The Rrepublicono of Barry nr* wide- . instead uf Mr. Goodyear, a fellow, awake, and will, wo trast, make this a j; whoso reputation aaonu to be not of tha demonstration worthy of tho occasion , boat in thia part of th* County, and an­ end the party. Rally then, from th* other one who waa iutrtrlueed us tho city and country, ia unmbers sufficient’' Hon. Mr.,......... but from tbo i|xxch to put to confusion thoio who denbt th* I lie made we should say that duhuaorafidelity of th* Republicans of Bsrrvl| bio would bo more appropriate A. D. Cook, again appears this week ■Maty. • Of tbo Taberal* present ('formerly Democrats) there ware thrsa. One who ■ith a near advertisement The unproRaths* Ricu.-On th* train be­ ' baa licet; noted for following thi Sheriff re-lrate-l mln of the Wheeler A Willson improved seeing machine during the tween Newaygo and Grand Rapid* on around so drunk he coulden’t stand Friday tnorniag lask a goutteraan in without a bracu’ begging to bo appoin­ summer by Mr. Cook in this County, one of ttioctn, wlueh waa packed toll ted deputy sheriff; a Churoli ef God entourages him to not bo afraid to use jjf luMwitigsrw, undertook to get a veto I’reacbw, and another follow who*e on I’roralent. Ho called out in a iten- ■ former reputation will uot boar very ✓Mumt*. VimArman & Woodruff will close inajMCiiim. compriswl tbo Gresloy hare their Cider and Vinlgar factory in portion ol the a»sorab!agn. Wo sat pariee. Then again: “All thu»o for ■ tiontly waiting until after eight o’clock, running order by Baturdayof this week. Grant raleo their hats." Whereupon |I and ha.1 about given up all ht^iv* ol Said factory situated on Rail Road BL the huts wore so thick in upper air a* to : hearing a speech al nil, wlwn tho .p«ik- just Wort of Heitman'* plaster buildconceal the farther eml of the car from ' er arose and cammencad, by staling I how long he had hold th* offi.ni of CirCoiktt Fain.—Let everybody recnit Court Commissioner of Gary Co., ui ember that the Barry County "Fair J and the* railing out upro Grant an 1 commences on Wednesday of nest week | tho Republican party, with a pack of Oct. 2nd, and promise* to bo for rape- ; liberal liei, i« tho usual manner of rinr^ia-any ever yot held in our County, i men who cannot find liMUr nrgnment Undoubtedly the fellow thenglit, (judg­ ing from the lubcral Democrtts pre*-/ ont) that In- wa* spelling to Rebel svnipaxhfovrr. for all tho polnta wh Fbom Misaovu.—From a private lot- could see that he undertook tu maki, Urwaxns of Ftrtj TkatuaU botifos of, terto a w*U known Republican of this City, written by his brother, a leading Nature’* Hah- Rortoratire wore M.U I :citiara of Sholbina, Missouri, wo,are irom Jan. Irt to Jtuw 1st, which facts tells it* own atosy. Iu su ileai>, and I permitted to make th* following extract: "How It Grant and Wilton with you looks ro nice that the ladies ore all ite; out there ? A* fur Greeley and Brown lighted with it. .See advertisement. ' here, there is not Republicans enough ; who will aurtnin them tv lift them out of tlto last ditch. Brown is too well liraown here—tie is known to bo a drantea rorarr Ladfrr—drunk, rfraai. Blraaingt brighten aa they toko their nnrxr, on all cceasioiia. Ho wa* placed flight. Tbo chief uf blraung* ia good in tho position he now occupies (that of health, without which nothing is worth Governor uf Miaeoari) by tho Democrats the haring; it ij always appreciated at am! soro-hca«l* of this State ; and they | its true value after it is lost, but, too of­ now think thaF in the same manner they ten, not before. lav* properly, and mar run him aad Greeley into the correct lulncuts before they become hjgbcst offices in tbo gift of th* Ameri­ THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. American Organ It DM h tie Pihlic on IU MerlH Everybody Should try them before lurchasing Elaeichtre The Weber &> G-abler Piano4 ■E»Y REASONABLE TEIOfH AIAL2 GIVEN. WARD & THAYER. llastingx 6' .‘lllfgan. May 16, '73 was that seroasiun was right, with ah attempt to provj -it by tho Chicagi I platform uf IMO, and a speech mid* by Homo Jutrnul, says he spoke an hour} , I end a hal^ giving nu able exposition of : the jiolitieal issue* of the day. Well । 1 nil wo have to ray is, if such a mirorn। bio untruthful lot of slang aa l.u gut | ofl, is an able expadtion bonsst men j had bolter k««p still. KAt th* closing up wo rai*31 three | rouaing cheers fur Grant Nat u cheer ' seated. For duoasea of the livar, kid- can people. Oh ! from such c disgrace, ineya, akin, stomach, and all arising such a demoralucatioa, “Good Lord de| from impure nr feeble blood. Dr. Wslj ker'a California Vinegar Bitlera are a large supply of Salt for sale at Lmtajiftt market thetr Brick Warehouse. tta Sal a rail 10 nr tat in tin Sfll EnosM to He Waller. Ambucsx IIuMra for September is j tbo best ie*ne of that standard maga-1 sine, and is full of amusing and inter- I erttag reading and Iwwuiiful illustra-'| 11 ions. Il rvploya only good writers.' | Hie Iteetun Daily Globe well says that: I “ AnvriiM Home* aim* to occupy the rare and speedy rowdy. It has never I yat failsd in a single instance. parties of thn season will be held at ! Union Hall in this city on tho evening Bhole field of literature, mature and ju-' vriiilc. Tbo publishers may wail cell ! of Thursday October 3rd, that being tho their < nteriirisAi ‘thr success of the I evening of the 2nd day of the Fair. niuotoenth atatury.'" If ae deduct the Good music will bo ia aUendancc, and | prioo of fiu fol chromo,' The Two I’ete,' a rent good time la anticipate.!, and wo doubt not will be realrasd by all iu at* ' tu* magarino practically costs the sub­ New Good* in endtes* variety just : scriber nothing. Tint whole English opened, mil for sale at artiuiishiuirly ! rate should jai ,li to subscribe for such low price* at Barb-r A Bailey'a m'Jfltf | a periodica!.’’ Tho beautiful oil ciiromo i* mailed immediately to aubecriben Ml oa receipt qI ..inly 11.25, the enbecrip-1 liui. price, bv Cha*. II. Taylor A Co., *>J lift y.ttr Otth trlraeMi wiik ar KiOtaut .51 Water Street, Ho*tun. .lgeot« *v*-!jj2j pris, t tU Ttmta! afea ./ ry vho.-o are doing eplondidty with this j w>. M. P. DllAK^ M. D., \ Ora- AeUrjr j- SUr'r On} 19 I cbrvmu, as tley deliver it when they 10 Barrel lote ami more sold to dealer* at a rance above Car-load Rates. small Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, f//l£ LU/BBEIf FUtflSIfED l/t Ctf LOJfD LOTS. CA&3BC FOIL Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. BnnLotr 4 qooDfi^. ' buggy. Th* boy prorod 11 bo an e* • ; r*|<-d convict Iruiu tho Lansing House । of Correction, and the horse and bag­ gy. the property of a citire c of Lansing, Baker, from that city arrived hero on ' Tuesday morning and took charge of th* Ixiy. and tlia property wa* delivered ’ rotupieuoualy, a* n |«rty to disturbing, a political meeting, held at the Barney ’School Uouee, on Friday eve., S*pL —Under this heading in tho FrwPre*» of the 20th, iert-, pabliibel at L)bano.r, Fur warm meaL or lunches, lannon- N. II. w* find thu following : adv, lev Cream and Confectionery, also ‘Wt notice with pleasure th It Goa. M. the choicest brands of Cigars, rail nt Dewey, E*q., editor of tho Harting*, (Midi.) 11utaso, and a native uf Leb­ anon. bos been nominated for ritalo Senator by tho Republican* of hi* -IUtrict. Th* district is rtrengly Republi­ can, ami ilia nomiaataiad* equivalent to gar*. Tea*, Cuffor*, Spleen. Tobacco, or any thing in the Grocery Man, trey dams at foOos* jfyiow, at Hitchcocks, Bretaurant and lev Crean. rooms. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, KEUABLE AND BISECT ROUTE, uses ’ that th* uno w bo wrote tha- arttelr, or any oue Ufa that ray* I disturbed, or j any way attempted to disturb, that ‘ meeting, or any other meeting is a 4<r. ao<l I can prove it, and an editor who will publish uu article of that kind, it re agaitBl lay principle! to Inter fere when any one ia speaking, no mat­ ter bow mean they are, or what jiorty they belong to. Secures Special Protection to Every Policy Holdrt-I President with th* following result: Grant 177, Greeley C7, Black I, Wood­ hull 4, undecided or for O’Contwr if he Grant and Wilson Club. On tha same train Friday morning the vote stood Grant 157, Greeley 54, Wood­ bull 2, Black 3, O'Cunnar doabtfal «. GRANT AND WILSON SENATOR CHANDLER Hxmorm.—Mr*. Hand, has removed her old Grocery building * few -rods Boulh, between Dr. J. M. Ruaeell and Alien Jone* rcaideucr*. where *bo w>Il, cuolinue the Grocery uud Dining busiurea. Cause of sa id removal, tu make room for a splendi I brick atoro to be immediately built by Mrs Hand, the job haring boon let to our enterprising. lldtiiooro, Sept. 21th 1B72. Mb. Ferres—I hereby brand as a dolilwrato, nmlidoua, and willftii lie, BEAD THE FOLLOWING LIST OF CLAIMS PAID gave any countenance to tlw attempt that it cliaqjed to have been made to disturb tho Democratic, lalxtal, meet­ ing held st tbo Barney School House on Friday evening. Sept 13th. INOCURENO CHARGE Hon. John J. Bagley, Two Moan—Going north on tbo G. Republican Candidate for Governor, K & L IL R. Thursday a train vote •loud: Grant 143, Greeley 07. O’Conor 10, Victoria Woodhull 2. Corning Hon. Geo. Willard, south, this aide of Cedar Springe, on Our Nominee for Cungrre*, Frida) moniiag test, a vote Mood: Will addnroi the People of Barry Grant 120, Ore-ley 29, OConos 3, Vic­ CONSTBCnoK^ •Egi-awzsttuvas•js'wsraBsrfcs Detroit & Milwaukee R R SOLD IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY k .SLADE thy County SuperinUmdmt of schnola T. B. Diamond, assisted by Miss Holme*, uf Woodland, ia programing finely, we ore iufurmol. Wo truly hare reason to be proud of our County Superintendent of schools toria Woodhull 2. County, on aa ho fully feels the roepoanbtlitiea FRIDAY,OCT. -ith. Snrx Axomn Srasw.—On th* erra- resting upon him, and u**a every »«rSpeakfag at 4 o’clock in tbo nftemuou in= train of Saturday ini’, between thi* tion in his power, to make bin labor* and io the Kroning. City and Grand Rapids, * vote on Pres­ Mt in tho right direction. ident was taken, with tbo following re­ Besides tbo Union Fair, at Grand sult : Grant mid Wilson 152, Greeley and Brown 52, Mr*. Woodhull 2. That Rapids last week, (bare w» also quite oxtot.sivri tin, works Tbo Notional i* abont tha way they nm. Hotel, and a Urge building occupied A ufaa job of grading is now being Strtt Aaortrav-At Union Hall on by Luna* Rubcrteoo, * Co. for tbo dune on Crater Street. Friday era. Oct 4th. Everybody and manufacture of coffins and burial cask GrebtaARuaw.1 eomn* out with a hi* .wertheart, arocordiaUv invited to et*. ware destroyed by tire. Ixiea Well Brick. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. Well Brick. POKE ROOT. ®<X4f*1*T4A/ Carriage A House attend <** party of th* season. Tbo A splendid brick Hotel will be im­ brat of ranch will be tanislmd, and a tip top Usm. rosy be relied on. Came mediately built U[«n the site of the old National Lire ur Ijrtxbs remaining at th* Geo Willard and lira. John J. Bagley Hasting* P. O., Sent. 24th 1872. will »joak ia th* Court House in thia Hrary A*ry, Boary Ban, L M. City on the evening of Friday. Oct- -Ith. Booth, Joriab Barton, Imbc Baroum, Turn out everybody Wa. R. Cook, Lraris Drany, Emma Eaaia. Frederic Graff, Henry G oodhiic*. KL Hagar, Howard Keith. Peroilla Lodlow, Charlea 8- Lauxb. Wm. Odell, Flagg, Bannm, Stnanierg, and Poliiioal Caricatures Fainted tn Order. �OF WITS TAI LAUE. w.*«..e. Ifi’TEftSto | CAPITOL X'OTICA totottor <ttoa. ibsl tortsis Lsads, 11 ..lasts' la Hm Ctosaty eV Basvy. M at to tos Kts's U* Ts.rs at !•>. aad preriaes ,rar». and feastitoJ to asatoaeels wkah will to Iu. Salto.jr )WV'toasty dss^essd to as u.1, .*•«. OF MICHIGAN. THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. sash r‘*fej at said Landa, and any to safe aa sptoirsisM, al Ik. eSto ar lbs Cwwasy Treeas rar. 1*«4. street af to ths MlaU tor Vane to lite or other resrs. st l> . Tst Ktoa. is ttototoe l*u. Tho Qalvwl Lithographing Company of DotroiL rh.w .itb. si... Ll.«lh.Ofe, rrur to the !£& The New Capitol and Grounds, A»d briber so Im. is tonto «lre> th to eerls.a tssfe ..tuto.4 to said eeaaty. wtfeb were bad e< to the Stair st tfe LSI aalas fesnia fer lbeyrer CARD. wftgSg*1 TO MORTGAGE BALI ksitaa base »s4« to the snail Hi »e < arttMK taaslan feto A»dl. «g*«i TO EVERY INVALID WHATEVER*^‘r* tea ass tor. MS I1LIK 81 nNHUK! !• Cash. Ur. I feists aad I'mwJ Prapwlr. la anaaalt frsa |l to H.OOO. $23,900 in Rea! Estate • $3,000 in Caah! IIIKSSi tewrtr Br. AsOsiv UBJ New. ikirifcii. Mttoo u Ssrsby siirn 0*1 Sr ilrtss *f *«ul e»a«, Wssto, a,* ■■■.■usaj to Msist* la «Mb saae Bads sad awMaLIattoll tors Jul aUda irtosoi to I||1W ito lhama das^rttod. to U^tUmoWltf 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS 1871 ... Tho higher tUn farf. th. rvqnirvd feaoi<. < l..... ,,.r. A liable must admit anna tho batt location for whiter Cattle come voluntarily tc where a good bite in found ;ts“WE ■ to the flow- Vegetable, aeem to be I winter wliat applet tru to come and salutary. - Tniaurs I life s*4 Beaten YOUNG MEN2 pjymcnt in witorvoing the 11 comfort of tho nnimab under care, baa mistaken bU calling. Always let new born calves: Diarrhea purging or samn is tha nmatgaucral thing with which mires arealfrcteil. Il i. generally caused by vxixwura to wet and cold. ui by iniuffiefonry of fool al <m;> tima, and uttrfeeding at another. Stinting a calf in fewd or t.'tcuiiua ia very poor economy. WB KMT, ftel MET V. TORSES, STj. CHIS. J. GUN, 6a. Aft OBo, No, U fowl HL. Grand Rapid., .C7.S57 KtiftSi at: «i*A Farmer., you can, by a very little paisa, tnako the low. swampy, and, for ’ ordinary j urpones, uselew portions of roor laud the most vulsabfe acres in it,' by planting them ia cranberries. Thia , ia cortaiu’y worth tbo thought of every ! farmer who has such nooks and comers t in his form, especially when ctanber- ■ ries are bringing F24 per barrel in the S1TUKES tBltW. !i?' Threwfore Coll Without DeUy. DR. WlUuUji b COUL-H h?!kT< $166,000 Sova Miu non Hist__ Sour milk, buttermilk aad whey tins excellent for poultry of all age*, and at ail nrasons copecially in winter. Milk in a very F“! substitute fur the insect forage they uro deprive 1 of at that season, and wo believe it ia rtiurb mcru yrr&tablo to give it to thorn than to twine. U loan it is allowed every day it is best not . to give fowls all they will drink, for; they will bs-cooia purged by oxetaa so . St Joseph,Midi. S^i. 4.1872 rm»GU'**i 3KH woRD^rui TferstoartaMs ••*»• s«mSs4 to m*Tt!<K wL reOKTUVE Is lbs teat nasdr ret di. “* to n e FTErrxs. r>we tut. OeU to *•• israantoto m<». Dr. Crook’s Wino ci Ugs'ifer w.lh *s AUstwry ■ dsllanltg. ..l.|alslfe tot ssS I by lbs tonus to ta>4 wnp,., sdnsga fe Isfea to tor., to. is. NATURE’S HairRstorativ Public Test WORM COKFCm IONS •**»- — w-ar —'. 1 M 1 tor ***f • CIOS, ftow ». . W a. DR. CROOK'S WINE «-^»waWM"»-------------- _ ■'-—.I—if -f—J ’ ; TAR The "C, B. & Q. H. B.," running from Chicago through Gnleohtug to Bariiagtun, has erbiaved a s[dcodid reputatH.n in the last two rears ns tbo Inadmg 1’ansengcr pioutn to the went. At Burhngtun it vunuecu with the great I Bnrfington Ruata wb eh runs dirnet i through Soutbara Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, a itb clone connections fo CIIANCERV ORDER re or utniiaAX.nw a«su Far pains in Breast, Side or Baek, Gravel or Kidney DtaoM*, Disease* of the Urinarv Brains Jaundice or any Lfrcrtumplalnt, Il uas aoequl. It L<t also a superior Tmtle. Restores the Appetite, Strengthens the Syateui. Restore* tho Weak anil . DebiiM.it. <1. Causes the Food to Digest. Bemovea Dy-pcn-da and Indigestion. Prevents JIsiarious Fercrt, Give* tone to your System. TBI DB.CBOOK’SWINEOFTAR Burhngtun Boats, Thi* line has publubod a paiuphlrt calbxl “How iu go Wont,” which wilarge correct map uf the Grva! West, whidh can be obtained free of charge by addressing the General rnsbengcr Agwat, B, i M R. IL, Burlington City Dining Ttoornu (Strictly Temperance.) WARM MEALS AT ALL HOURS. BearAa* If tit Dtg tr ITttL GXOCJUUE8f COFFECTTOXEUY mow w SIDE'S Wool ! Wool ! $10,000 IN GOLD I One Prize * TOE Bl’OCUS. italTan $5,000 in Silver!' ggsf jjtiBimis 1.W1.L iur>. MANTLES SHELVES. ETC. OYSTERS And Foreign Fruits. |. HALFORD TABLE & .acks: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-10-02.pdf a8920639deb9ac36c54f3917e0a48532 PDF Text Text t(E The Banner Company, VOL XVII HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1872. Just Received, at Tbe moment » full of anniversaries. It was the 2nd September, 1792, that tho sovereign [leopl* armed with swords, pikes, and hatchets, commenced tlseir political Bartholomew. Tho rnsuanv opened with tho slaughter of “six cart­ loads of preuta," on their way to prison, in tho rue Boa; then followed the as- Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves. nirmaB;, known ae the BEST HEolTlh'i: STOVE in the IToM JEWETT & ROOT’S FIRE PROOF STOVES! Hr Manufacture In the BEST STYLE and from Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. .WD 8KE US. M.1RE RUSSELL. O, SAY Itcspecffully announce to their patrons and tile Public Generally,that they have removed to t'lie Lnrg-e nnd Commodious New Brick Stnrc adjoining the Washington Block, and will be happy Io serve all who may give them a call, (‘rockery and Groceries constantly arriving by the Car Load, and will be sold ,fur CtiAh ClieapT than at the advertised (*tmt Salts If you do’nt believe it call and ><•<-. We PayCash for Butter, Eggs, And all kinds uf Produce. W heeler Willson /seal—of 180 clergymen In the Carmlitq convent; who can blame the prisete fur ontertainiag ecrupka about revolu­ tion* F—thou sun-ceded thu murder of th* inmate* of the prteon, and of there innsernte—old men, women, children, and eron '•fink.” It was thus Danton's views.were realise!, “ktthoprieoeerabeIn foreign relations Franco has noth­ come what they please. ’ but get rid of ing to foer, or to copapkia of; sb* is ro. tltem." It wa» the 1st September 1715, solvsd to labor and to wait for her turn that a grand Chamberlain appeared nt a window, looking upon the marbk court of the palace of Versailles, 8 and exrfaimed three times, while breaking; The sporting season having opened bls wud of office-‘■the King i* dead.”’ on the first insti, Pari* wa* stocked with AH. minutes later he reappeared att j game a fow momenta after tho legal the earn, window, waring a new vyaud,( hour arrived. The Nimrud* are fewer and shouting “long live th* King."> this year than formerly, tbe game liLotiif Jf IV had ceased to lire, though। cense being doubled ; however, tbe ac­ court preaciiiTs osetired him, “all menL cidents are leas. Tho sportsmen ore as arotuurla', saro your mqjesty." Die, usual got up ns regardless of expense; clo<4 was perrnai»sntiy stopped so a* to। the jwjor doga ocvasionolly receive the mark thu hour when the Grand Monarch। attentions reserved for Liid* and mbdial, and Ixmis XVcommenced to reign. bite. Several ot the *[<irtaman pas* A fow days ago when visiting Versaiike, their tlma ia the wine shops in suburbs, I observed tha polar© clock had run purchase what they swear they killed. down; but whether it marked the hour, It is thus that many a man. drunk as a I of Jfapolevn HI dethronement, or th*, lord, returns home with boiled lobster* prorogation uf the Assembly, or fo* d«- in Lis bag, or a brace of hare* in an jArtarv of M. Thiers for Trowrillo, is advanced state of decomposition. Since tbe invaaiou, adulteratoin of i Iwytsid my knowledge. Tie real "Septo«abti*t»” for Franc* food is carriod on in Paris most un, were the GersuaEs, who tuu years ago 'blushingly, tbe tradesmen belicto that all citizens have ostrich stomachs. Cof­ kt Sstdsn simply closed th* trap, into which the strategy of tho ex-Emperor or I foe is prepared from a paste of the resi­ Macmahon led the remnants of foe reg­ due of pressed fruit*, flour and gum, ' ulsr army, and to avoid a iat/**, com­ and run in moulds to resemble foe grain. pelled an unconditional surrender, and Fish when stale, 1* preserved in a chlo­ with it tho ooUapos of foe military pros­ ride of limo solution, then washed, ex! tige, for some years to come, of rranoe. poeod in the slab, tbe gill* being touch­ Tlie downfall of the Emperor, whoso ed up with rabbit* blood, and the eyre | culpability iu declaring the war can of dreasssd fish collected, and placed in meats end Ttowville, tbe seditious cry never be excused, proved a scano-goat.' foe orbits of th oee anything but fresh; , of Kin r£»ffmr, tho prevention of the ; and a pallialire for tho terribk disaster, ■. a pike La* often the eye* of a carp. In September revolotior, die mucus meet, | only surpassed by the javlongation of, foe same w«y, with other cemcstiblre ing of the Emperors at Berlin, the piL ' the unequal contest, ar by th* Ltimmune, ,, butter, cheese, sugar, Ac. Ina word, grimsgM of Bonapartism to Cnisclhuret, that jwstocripl |to the nation* muories. :l nothing U but what is not. It is calcuof Legitimists to Lucerne ar even the | Frnnoo hai’dono well to obsorve the aa- ' teted that there are 5,000 hotels, and promenades of tho President. The new |■ nivermry o( the first days of September, eating houses in Paris*and not a dozen taxes are nut productive, their deficiency has increas'd and is increasing —friends and foes of the Republic are agreed in thia respect, tho estimated falling off being placed between 42 and 160 milHons francs. Apart from this unsatis foctory rtstaJ^jing*, M. Thiers has , HOI yet to apply his I philosopher* stoue-proteciion. Ho is ■ couiaeiied to giro up Lis hubby, which has already dislocated national industry and driven foreign purchasers to find fresh fiel-ls and pastur.-s new. Pereoruranco in his foible will ultimately bring about serious frontier complica­ tions. Ths country is absorbed in work ; and practicing parsimonious economy; it wants no obstacles placed by its own lagi-ktnr* to finding foreign market' ; nor artificial impediments in tlie way ot cheap production. It will not bo sur­ prising that foe Assembly's first work revision of M. Thiers* fiscal policy, were it rapable of being defended or bolster­ ed up, the Jurtul OJpial would hare lung since, corao to the rescue. Placing thu trade and commerce uf BLACKSMITHING! By; Defy Competition ! gpi!. u-.Viisji.- £3 where you know you gel none bul Ibe FIRST DENTIST I®ia. Gold & Silver Watches JfLto BUY <IOODS 'f qUALITV. suns WflUK ' HEteWi, “What i* it r "What should you think of a stop, father . eh. link oao T' Juliet looksdup this time in real and genuine astonizhmeuL "A step-father, Harry?" "My unck has confided tc me this evening that he thinks of marrying, Juliet, and from all that I can gafo<-r There she faun 1 Mt. Areuel ia a State bride ia no other than your mother' of t. u:jxira»y steen, for others beside herself had use the tempting advertise­ ment, and mode haste to answer iL There wmu fat woman and lean, tall women cud short, Hootch* women and Germaa. smiling slovenly women, and trh>, sharp vk^wl womsn, women who Ju'Xwen better day*, and women who Mrs- Hawkhural looked around some­ what diwouraged by the fonuidabk ar­ ray of rivals. There’s no hope for me," she thought despairingly, and was ju»t about to turn •way. with Joliet clinging Io her arm, when Harry Avenal advanced struck him a blow. “You! Why Juliet, •'Do you with to see my uncle, you are young enough to be hi* daugh­ ma'amF" he asked courteously. ter!” "Perhaps I am,” said Juliet meekly. "And obat did you toll him ? You accepted him. of eouroe. Ho is rich and Aid Harry showed her in at unco. I am poor, and all th* girls like gold." The fat nnd the tall, the German end “Hany!” , the Scotch, tbs sour end tho sweet went in sokmn^ilouco. “TeU mo quickly, Juli*u" bo cried al­ U he 1'ere Hrnciatho is about erttiug ’ During- for Commune it was proposed st Mr. Arend decided to engage Mrs. most posesonately. "Don't keep me Hawkhunt ns his Irauseksotm with nermarried, and so, say hi* e nemies, hw op- one of tho clues, that lociety should be ... i— r_!■ . i poaitian against the doctria* of lafitlli- remodeled, and masters exchange plability Was ta culminate in taking a wife. cos with servants. “Pardon,” raid an bouzckocjx-r apologetically; and shs Who would have thought it—thia soli- I orator, “I am a dbok, and could nerer will try to be useful about the house. “How old ia abo F” uked Mr. Avenel tary monk Who has not shaken the ' desire my master to prepare for me, ••W*tl letter stay," said the widower, world —in 1869, w|,en ho held t—i. N ovember never jvi ware iiajipily mated. from tho pulpit of Natro Dame, in bis | A book lias apjwared embracing all good humoredly. “Sh*'ll eat no more Ny unck is an old fool, and yet I ran't Carmdits blouse, shaven head nnd I the distinctiVo traits of Rulora,since the than a chicken, and I dare say sho can btemn him, Juliet, when I look at your do a great many odd things about foe foundation of Kingdoms to tho end of san dial feet ? His long cinubir Istlvr 1 sweet face • pkce." The countenance of Mr. Arants! wa* is serious, tbedo’iool, and physiological,' the 18th century. Altogether there Mrs. Haukbimt proved l.srself an •lightly confused when ho met his neph­ but this dues not prevent hia being I I over 54 notions ; of these, 290 were dolaughed at, mid destroys whatever little ' Gradually the “chaos and old night” of ew at foe breakfast table tho next mern*nB> Ip* further than that there was no [ throned, 61 abdicatal, 20. oommmittod romtneo belongs to hi* past history. | foe Avenal plan* was reduced to system sign «f thedieeomfitarn ho had uotterHaring now bveumn an honest fosryre.-r, I suicide; 11 went mad; 105 were slain in and order. The wheel* of hooseksep- goar. He gave Juliet an exquisite sat iag revolved so softly foal no one knew he sign, himself for the first time, neith­ comtiat; 123 made prisoners ; martyred; moved, yet theso were th* results declar­ of wedding pearls when she waa mar­ ried, nnd cnngratulaled Hany after a er yre» nor prm, but simply Hyacinthe 62 poisobsd, and 108 condemned to ed her omnipresent. Mr. AVenel found n.niia) fashion. Bat h* never propped luuuelf actually the inhabitant of a .to Mrs. Hawkhurst, and, as ah* never 1-oyfon. IJe avows himself 45 years of home onto more as tho years pasecd agv, and a paper suggest*, be conse­ ■xpectcd anything of foe surt, no hann quently conies under the new military He was sitting on a piazza, one day law, and ran thus be turnad -to good IsuM-e— one only was “leanrtd ;"'4eu smoking hrs agar and watching tha were asaaMins; 9 ware tklhroord ; 5 account In the war of the (utuie against rvatorsd, and only saa 'abdicated--Na- I Dr. Dollingers diaciplss. Since hia ao- polrots. III. ' erssion, M- Ix>y»m never rose to tho po­ Alpbon ® lunrr has in his library thu. sition of a representative man, or n lendskulls of hia one* lady lov*, and that of a servant notorious for robbing him. bands, ho might have provoked more Tbe French oflkial Materia Modica, attention ; frat religious dogmas are any­ ret laud only a few years ago. contains thing but burning questions her*. Not direction* for a “preparation of Viper’s to get minted—to a Dorcas full of flesh," would it lw for invalid taolhersheart and soul—ho asserts, “would be Oregon, and it i* extremely dnubtfol in-law. on th* principle tiatilia ntuhUo whether Ln can cany New York. If going against the will of God." St. the October elections are as lavorabk to Paul also in his treatise on manage, the Republicans as we hare reason to toy* dosra that, “it is bettor to marry hope they will bo. Grant is euro to car­ ry New York in November. That will "Bsm Nichol* I Why. Me. Narky, take forty-fore* of the Seymour votee siiu i* only a child." • away from Grootey. Butin 18M, th* “She’s seventeen next wes)k," nodded States of Virginia, Misiiisssppi and TaxIn tbe batik-fields round Metz, tbe visitor is charged foe pdst horses, not Mrs. Narfey, “and Its high tune the aa, did not vote for l*re*idenL Gnu tbooght of settling.” Greeky Virginia, M votes, and hi* according to the distance, but the im­ Mr. Avoael looked amass to where rote in the doctoral college will be 48. gvmmtioa of France depends upon the portance uf the battle-field* to bo view- Juliet stood in bar pink gingham dress, Forty-eight out of throe hundred and priesthood marry ing, has Dot struck any tho sol: summer wind sluing tier curls, sixty six would Imtto General Grant psrson but himself up to th* present; three hundred and eighteen, which however, any astxe ia good to aoooripany that diet IL Gnmbelta and hia friends think rather that getting rid of legs; ba ordered a nmchiijo from Lon­ priest* and jiastora altogether, would don, self-propelling, to inOro about in, beet promote the salvation of the coun­ and tried it tor the first time a few days try. Gentk reader, do you remember actually asked Juliet Hawkhunt to be ago on the Boulevard d'Allemagne. No ZLreMof the 28rd wys a bey nanwd foe story that Boccucio relate*of tbe in­ uno could overtake him, and as he has . “I wish that you and Harry’d talk Charley Severy, about 14 years of agn terview of the peannt with a Popo, and not turned up, it is Belie rod he is by serious to her 'bout it,” went ao Mrs. foe former’s iresons why foe pnest* Nariey. “Tauit likely ahs'll havo any shot himself with a rewlvsr, which he was carrying in hie pocket Ho had (hould many F more such chonais or that. ' '-No to bo sure not,” said Mr. Avenel, been Mt in charge c< tbe howo while Col. Stoffel is an able artillery officer, abelractedlj. thj parrats were absent. He scent out end a* an stUche of Berlin forwarded “ And o’ ooureo shod ougiurr think it despatches on th* military organization to meet hl* mother and entering the over well,” eaid Mrs. Narisy. bouse with hia hand on the revolver of Prusala, which the Emperor never ■<)h, certainly—Ito be sure 1" acniilimtaJy disohanred one barrel, the ball euterittg near th- hip and passing upward toward the heart. Death en­ “Hany," quot'd the widower. sued in a few hour*. •Tve 1 Misthinking-” “&> I Should nowluile, air, from the H shaped wrinkk between yuur brow*," laaglied tlie young merchant- “WeR, and what bar* bmra yeur meditations, UnckJowr . “Why, I was thinking what would bxmxte uf us if Mrs- Hawkhorot were to take it into her bead to leave us." Dtr Irak, it m IM im ha Lffll FUSES. I . Michigan Exchange. mended fsvm one cud of the country to I the other; it_te tbe salient feature and clear moral to be drawn fr.m tho pro­ ceedings of tho Departmental Councils whuee session* hav* jest dreed. Those Councils, eminently composed of ‘•Rut­ ala," of men immersed in business occu­ pations. hare unmistakably declared in favor of Republic, because it U *ecuring order and penue, and so long as j it guar­ antee* three blessings there m no room for any Restoration. Tho jieople are really begiaing to foci they ore some­ thing more than counters for kings or demagogues. They have felt their force and exaroiaed it in three imjwtant local councils; by and tho leave a will spread into high politics, and men at tea: frel that their individaality-thoir There is less interest displayed in the peripatetics of M. Thtere at Trmrville. There is no desire to ekrste that town into the summer capital of France; the rem* de U triau of society has already left it, a*d the opening of tho sporting season Am of course spirited away the rotaries of Saint Hubert. That politi- fWTT- It i* behoved that probfo agautat Ba-I Selwteb Sl.jp. xaine accumulate every day showing! that bi* object was, to bold oa by Meta, ro aa to become the nrouazjy aibitar of France. Tho more evidence which is gafoored, tbe more rust, to be collected, "I uvver did see such a sight in all and the trial wlmn it doe* commence, my lifo," quoted Mr*. Narky, elevating will expose th* machinations which ted her two rheumatism-twisted old hand* to, and conducted thu campaign of 1870. in tho air. “Duct on them beautiful velvet carpet* •, elm in foe conservatory Rcgniar, who printed away Bourliaki window* all broken; chickens scratch­ from Mota ha* been examined, and has ing up tdl tho geranium an the front made startling disclosure*. ' lawn, and the lazy sonrant* dawdling Tho Communist feeling still linger*, away their precious time, while tioor a* is shown in tho daily maltraatment dear Mr. Arena) and Barry don't know what’s going on more than if they were of isolated soldiers. Bo long ns those lioarding. Say* I ‘li*<r, dear olive, Mr. practice* continue. Parts will be sub­ Avenel, this is enough to mak* your jected to martial law—and tho 30 De- poor wife turn in; her grave.' Bay* he parpneuta a* w*ll attended tho. fnmV in a private ra­ pacity, of foe.Due de Pmigay.apopBlar man tboiigb aBonanertist. The in­ cident was it* rinportanee, a* it h a de­ cision tha army might Jrascnt. It is re. parted that some offioere in high com- Tho Butte Normal Bcboul itas begun its current term- The great influx of students into the uty before tbe open­ ing of tbe school would seen to indi­ cate a larger atteodanoa than usual du­ ring the rermlng term. Under tbe eS- �pram™- Bros? <ltoft86O-X. :Money, Governor of Pa. A figure in the calcu­ lation is missed when they count upon hi* declaration fa* favvr of a DemucrnL Hi* greatest influence arose from favor* shown to ths soldier* I wrote tho names of 25 or 30 familiro wlxxn I knew to be destitute and worthy. Ho started off at foil gaitop with Ha sleigh loaded with previsions and groc­ eries, visited their dwelling, an 1 toed.. patiwal heplibiitaj Ticket. ; leuci' a* this characterised thn Hon. John J. Bagley through life, and ought to be known and sppreciated His en­ tire career is full of just such act* of kindneaa to hi* fellows as recited abovv." This is the picture of our cotempersry, Johnny Thistle Rooter, taken after a week's hard labor in producing a four or five line article, ia which ho thinks he has completely annihilated 1 "Rad." Now, Mr. Johnny Thistle Rooter Spectacles, tad feather of tha Hasting. Bmw Zrenut dea't undertake to t>"im off jr.ur xihotoeraoh on Hon. John M Nevin* or some other respec­ table citison. Many of your friend, will recognise your "phi*." rjJSS-J S il ut rid Money. r»-elacfion I ra conacion. of th* need of many reforms, and 1 am daily .tri­ ring to accomplish them. But I do aot behave that * revolution of. parties would be aalutanr. I do not beliavo either the jieople of th* North or Heath are ready to profit fay tho change " “And why not F’ "Beams* th* people of the Mouth hare rsallr accapteJ nothing, and ar* not willing to co-operate with the Uberal* of Ike North in settling tbe proctioal ralatsoo* of aoriety on a sore and of things, that the Bon th should nut reslfos tho cam|4ote overthrow of the old order, and tbe necessity foe a complete change of the domestic policy. I beLere that the defeat of Gen Grant would involve a reaction of tho demesne po) iqy. 1 believe tlial Ute defeat of Uea. Grant would involve a reaction at th* South, whore conwquonce. would bo tv.n worse titan tha present state of af­ faire." “ Don't you think Gan. Graut medi­ tate. the usurpation of th* executiv* office T" •‘No 1 de not ; my opinion is that Gon. Grant ia, in the main, a conservafivo man. He ha* mad* mistake*, but I cannot say they justify hi* remora)." " What are your te-rounal relations I" “Vary friendly. I have oppoewl some of his measures, but I have no personal feeling against him, and indeed this is one of tho reoams why it is dlsagroable to hare my name man tie owl in Uio con­ nection you name " "You say the Democracy would sup port you with pleasure?" “ You are mutalum. Tb'i Democracv is yet too strong in numbers to disband, for that is tho policy of the passive pol­ icy. Three Bullions of Democratic vo­ ters cannot afford to sell thom.clvoi o two or three hundred thousand Repub­ lican voters, and tliat far a inset of pottagewhich tho Republican, and nut tho Denfficrats are to enjoy. I don't be­ lieve they will do it I think tho pa.- CARPETINGS, Beauliful Women. sn in IMA. being defrauded of the Elec­ tor* from N*»-York and Loufoiina; thus was Gen. Grant cheated out of tho votes of this State and New-Joraey in 1808. His friends in each polled mere votes than they expected—at least 6,000 more in New-Jonny, and nearly 20,000 G-3E4.AIVX> thia Slate against tbe moot desperate efforts of oar adversaries in 1864, and again in 1866. polling in either contest les* than 370,000 votes. We felt confi­ dent of polling 45.0VQ last F*U in this City, and ever 400,000 ia the State; and this with only the usual cheating of Ton to Iwonty Thousand by our advcraaricx. would have eufficod to insurd early apprised that no ordinary amount of cnoati ng wauld •.•rry their tarn—tha t, to taka th* State from General Graut, they must cheat by tons of thousands where vhoy had formerly cheated by thousands So they began seasonably the issuing of bogus Naturalisation Certificate, by tho num, and scattered broadcast over tho State ua wall a* CXty, and over New-Jersey a* well We personally know decent, quiet Irish la­ borers, living in a wibm rural townshi p and working for Republicans, who wore each Mippliud with a Naturalixution Uertifimto by □ Democratic wire-worker, though neither of them had Iwon long enough in the country to entitle him to Naturalixxtion, neilhar had declared his intentions and neither left tha farm on whk-h ho worked ts> toko any oath or nuke any obligation whatever. Wo know of instances where Gsrmaiu, hav­ ing just joined a Grant Club, applied to it for Naturalisation, but, after doe in­ quiry, .wtto told that they were not yet entitled to it; whereupon they went over to tho Seymonr Club and were "put through" wilhont heaitatioa. We know that there am notlmag in' Bia Vlth ward of this City m> to*BJ leg*i voters in all by One Thousand a* tbe ■ujerily returnod therefrom for Seymour Forty one vacancies of first class clerk ' ships in tbe Treasury Department are to be filled by compeUtiv* oxaminalions in Secretary Robeson returnod to this city last Tureday. The President and family will be detained from the White House until Friday by the non- comple­ tion of repairs to the building. Thn increare in tho postal railway service for tbe year ending Juno 80th 1873 wdl bo 10,000 miles against about 8,000 for ths last fiscal year. Route agwets and postal railway clerks will be KA3E>ir»S They have Added to their Immense S.'^ck We Sell Cteaper Tbai mien. 250 Rolls New Carpets, 17ft Packages of Dry Goods, iW^itjgnF Photographs, Photgraphs. DOUCHI Dress Goods. Plain Black Silks IN AI.L QCA1.TT1IX. REMOVED ■UgnUta miKM, ALL COLOBH. rorUXlL AIJ'ACAM, V KI.LOtTBS. Miai.VOS, EllPRESA L'WTRA n_in^. JTo Washington Block over I ^len •iA^ston.’j-... Hpath & T'hidceMter. । of two well-known Dvraocratic politirions- So w* might go on for hour* ; bo: to what end ? It is just u* well known among the Doaw'raiio pobticiaus of Uii* City that they swindled Gen. Grant out at the rote of this Blate ax that Gen. l<ee. sunradvrwl to him at hr near Appcmattox Court Hon*e They ronrocted th* plot; thoy devised th* meats* ; they •mpfoysd the rillians (many of them under indictment, aud in dread of being brought to trial;) who One Hundred Wool Carding I Thousand Dollars! , We Propose (p sell a Half a Million Dollars this Y< J|H At&fig'KO s. IFII.a X HEIT WE PAY calh that ha hod sent fur and oun.ulted aith sovrral irresponrible rUmor-mongcr». in order fe esarrterii rlsf fe tvaU ««vcr to syeusri eer Gtrtnunnti to justify tno uirgrarcrut cnnrge: Me fortber < harged upon his former party of which, at the time, he was n‘ loader, and fully ax re.ponsbte as any other, it any re­ The SL Louis ftreerg referring to : sjouxiblity exists therefor, the sins of tbe intrigu*. which tod to Grantor's i th* State Government* ia the South, denouncing earpet-baggers, of which in nomiaatiou, say.: __ ____________ _____ Muoouri ho is tbe chief, and .bowing Greeley and ^the Trihau^ would have , how abject a demarogue he is, by pre- i tending that the since** of tho Domouominstod Chose, and Greeley only nc­ I cepted Grant as a loos evil than Ser-'I cratfc psHV. under which the South refu*•. mour. Ta 1870 an informal Itapubli- ,■ el to pay her trade debts to thoNorth, will i opi caucus wa* held at Washington, |j opea that country a* a market for tho I when it wa* decided to run Grant again. ' manufactures of Pennsylvania. and ootetiliaie Greeley by giving him The usual, what ail* him, which is the seosnd place on the ticket with 'Grant Collar agree! to witlidraw. applicablo to men occupying his posii Thia was at the time Colfax published pon i* answered by tbe “LUeraT* CY«। hi* letter of daclinatio-i Greeley was | cutarti CeasworatZ wherein it lately said : , prsseut at thi* caucus and accepted Wc bava knowlodgv that those most ' this arrangvmout. In aocordanea with I this plan Greeley went West, *j>oke at ’ ■ disgusted with the office seeker rauipan! cy of Mr. Schurx are German*, who re­ St. Louie, end in the spring of 1871 mod* bis famous Southern trip to Tax­ gard hi. course a* reflecting discredit es. Returning tbenoc Greeley infomed hi* friend* that he thought himself strong enough to take th* first plsoe un act* of kinduM* and gvnoroaity of Boa. th* ticket instead of the Vico Presiden­ John J. Bagiev. W« take tha greater cy, and avowed hi. determination of ploaauro in copying Mr. Willard's corn, municatioa a* wa bare personally known The woman's meeting in Rochester, that, ia times of dirtresa. Mr. Bagley ha, axareised a wise and disernninaftng gen. last Eriday evening wa* the greateet in croaity in juit such acta u are here de- number* and entbusiassi of any yet he’d there during the campaign. The One hundred application* fur clark­ “A year or two alter tha close of the prevailing sentiment waa wall expreaaad ! rhip* in thn Treasury Department are late Jlabelltoa, uno bitter cold day in by Mrs. Blanton a* follow*: already filed doable that number are mid-winter, Mr. Bagloy entered my of­ "Gen. Grant boa gilded h*i Admin- j fice, cnUd me one ride, nnd said. ■ W.l- istration with many act* of justin* and I expected in, time for the next competi­ tive examination, ab?ut th* 12th of lard, there ia much poverty and distress ia tbe city this winter, fo . there notf DRY GOODS tho nervous weaknres to which - worn W ore specially subject, it m supersodingk every other stimulant. In nil climates, Carl Bchnrx, the one prired orator, is not attracting so much attention here as he formerly did. His engagement in the campaign of Peunsyhania is chron­ icled, together with thn reduction of 1100 on hi. previous terms, of ths *250. paid him for a political speech jusbprior to tbe Maine election. 1150. is quite ax meeh a* tbe Pa Liberal* can afford to pay. But seriously, and aside from partisan feeling, can there 1« anything more humQiating to American ssntimeat than tho sjwccacto of a U. 8. Sen­ ator hired to expresi his political view* for so much per hour ? The [wrchxxe of Hasaaurek in the lump is preferable. No confidence can be reposed in these paid expressions of Mr. Schurx ; and lienee we find him in Philadelphia pleading forjhc election of Buckalow, on the gtoutid that thia will insure the election of Greeley in November; asser­ ting that the Republican party has/im­ pelled the colored wen of the South to vote for certain persons under dureea, when every intelligent person knows nty! Mr. Schurz himself reported on the condition of the South that their fote masters, tho opponents of the Republi­ can party, were the sole opponents o f frev voting on the part of tho people of color —killing and maiming thousands of them for the exprest purpose of pre­ venting a vote of their reel sontimsn Is. H* also bad thn cool assure sea to refer to hi. infamously ground]*** charge of a sale of arms to France tn violation of neutrality laws* which was proved be­ way and there may bo a new and com­ plete reorgauixatiua of parties Bat j fore two ronuuiltera of C«mgro>* to have not now." I *xn a contemptible conspiracy with a "What do you think of Iho Ku 3a V»r Crtswiti.s.rrflrert LKVnXTT A. il.-lFr. .(st J<—v* For Sasavtetartrat tfFsUte IsNCMlka. UAXUL H. HBllUX". cEMresab. V«r Xmter *T B«*rd .f KArertk*. KDWAnn DOKSCH. •• ■ ■■ .. will have some pity aa a physical and I»lltiea1 invalid, bat, as to changing the tide which Laa set in for the triumphant efeetkrn of Own. Hartranft, the thing b absurd. Among th* knowing one. of tho opposition who affect to take a grain of comfort from Hs tetter, ft l* acknowledged ns too late a conversion for any practical utility in October. Itosides, his withholding hi* support of ei­ ther Ptraidentia! candidate ihows such a pitable weakness of the head, that hi* letter fall* dead upon al! eon, and so must all other utterances from him, un­ der such constraint a* that of the nice very CASH FUR EIEHI1LL1K lllffll Guarantee Satisfaction in Coming into our Store. Boriow & Goodyear’s New | too**, gjrinitg C. F. Dwight A | ti’ Wool sent by railroad WELCOME MARBLE. Be it remembered that all this was uid barely ton month, ago, and long after about all the acts had been com­ mitted, which thn Senator now declares prom tho |«rty unfit to retain th* cun- WE PROPOSE TO RECEIVE CASH m} F'or ’’v,‘ry Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out I SPRING & AVERY'. Snuw." ia tn prrM and will be publish*! in a tew day* by T. B.I’atenon 4 Broth­ er*, I'hiladelphia. The poem which lend* its uanw to the book.‘-ThoOutra.:," treats ite subject eith origioalitv and feeling at 'ouw delicate and intense. The diapeiruf tho wretched parent, for hit wife and children, ia depirtnd with artistic effect. All the other po«mt in "The Outcast," ]KW|» great tnlrreal, and display a lively and pleasant fancy. co’8.colv>ln. ST with all joys and eirrOw. of humanity. This volume will take strong hold of thn heart and memory, and wiU live and lost, like "Beautiful Snow," b<cai»c tho I’oema ia it touch many chorus uf human sympathy. It will be published in one forgo octavo volume, uniform with “Beautifnl fivww," bring printed on the■ finest listed plate paper, and bound in tnaroco doth, with gilt top and side, boosted boards, price Two Dollar*, and . will be far sale by all BoukeeBsrs, or j! Buildings Raised, Losrerol or Re1 nuire-.i, an short notic* by advance copies will be sent at one, by I R. TANVAI-KENBUIiG, mail, to any one, free of pnetage, hr tho jI 28lf Orangeville, Barry Oon Miah. Bubhshcr*, oa receipt of price. New Advertiseman Is. ATTENTI0M! wo will make it for the Interest of E’ Man, Woman and Child to buy thri: OBI BOOBS 10 (1.IKPETS SCHOOL ' BOOKS Si amt &ntr inn ant ai Blj Twr • D. D. MALLORY A -A.t Our Establishment W e buy our Goods of Manufacturers and Importers, and will oysWrs give our Cuatomern every Advantage in Low 1’bjces ' JUid Foreign Fruib, Y/ WW" UlFtrt itaftwnjtanln SPRINC tc AVERY. WICKEIMAS a tTRESS, Detroit. CALL AT OUB i uiLHiBL i are. Tha Prairie du Chien (Wia.) CWfo-. Judge Humphreys has just denisJ an which hoists the name of O’Cunor end tlie troph.ro of a Coldwater pwnologist. Adams, says : “ Wo printed lb00 cop­ iujunctioa again.: tbs Board uf Public Pint J. Bangel, late of the Stale Nor­ ies of toe Cturiir, extra, last ivua, and Warks on tho ground of public inaxsmal School, ha* started for a four though still we are unable to fill tbe orders Garmany. that came in by tho sojre Tho BernBobksy is a Bt. Joseph burglar and Cowgill a Lawton grocer, who was tavidcnUv cut out for a milk ilretar. district, has been spending a few day* Mr. T. Cleland, for wme time local in Washington. He hai made many warm frtoad* here who are glad io learn editor of tbe Bay City -A>«ra*J, ha. sovand bis amnaction with that paper. that his prospects fur an easy election sad a large majority are now quits For several Years has been, The leading Dry Goods Establishment in Western Michigan, MEAT MARKET! PATENT COOLERS; AID WE PROPOSE TO MAINTAIN IT. .(I SPRING A AVWRV k atmmi. rEDE HE u™ the SEtfffl WAI pi .iriu/ Ai/nt-zji Michiflran. �TH* co.MMOi comrcn.: THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. GRANT AND WILSON GRAM REPUBLICAN RALLY! Oii*,Oik O.Ute th. cry. but you should see th* different grads* of Ma­ chine Oils at 8. J. Rich’s store Th. quality, and cheapness in price baffle alt who examine them. 2Stf SENATOR CHANDLER • Hon. John J. Bagley, Republican Candidate for Governor, Hon. Geo. Willatd, Meeting reJtod to order by the Mayor. Present—Mayor. Recorder, Alda. Eastman, Ham*. Pratt, and Kcnfceh1. The reading of tbe minutes of la»t nesting was omitted. The following accounts were present- . Our Nomine* for CongrnM, No hoop skirts are now t» be seen in the street* of Paris Will address the People of Barry Coioily, on Miasoun is swindled out of KMJXKt,. . Allen Jones, as Harebell, Ac., 183 23 000 a year by the hug*. On motion tho accounts were allowed. Tho Chinese shoemaker* uf Bea •200 48 of Geo. Alt oft’* account to be Francivotaare on a strike. nnd ia tha Evening. paid from 3rd Ward fund, am? *23 56 Nilsson think of pcruismmtly ruaidfrom 2d Ward fund. ing at New York oily. Moved a«4 oorriod tha Alda East­ A single point lore at the Cim-intiati ! Exposition cost *3,OGG. man ^ml KHAald be appointed nOommftUe to erimin* job tot to Mr. Dolph I Buflklo robe* al Russell, Kun., are and report al next meeting. I worth from two to three dollars. ✓'Wheat ia coming in freely, and busi­ i Why are elections like tents ? BcBy Aid. Ksnfield— ness lively of course. That a jbb be tot to the lowest bid-1I cause the canvass ends at tbe polls. /■Wm. Hick* had tha good luck to der to drain tho Striksr pond in 1st If A Now Hampsire home thief boast* shoot a fine wild tarkey on Monday of of bavin* stoton eighty-on* horse*. Ward into the titantoy brook. Every man may be said to be m a tight place when ha cuter* a bar room. By Aid. KsnhsldWe notice that Mr. J. W. Wright on Thal tho Mayor appoint a Committee During the last ten years nearly ISO,Creek Sueet, ha* enlarged hi* Grocery OOO booses have been built in Loudon. of Three to let the job. Building, and everything around him The Louisville Exposition offers a indicates thrift and enterprise. Tbe Mayor appointed Alda Kcnfidd,. premium lor a ben that can toy brick. Eaatsian nnd Brett, a* such CommitterEverybody is thankful for the recent Movpd and carried that the ijur-atiun heavy rain’s coming when it did. as th* uf salaries be refem-d to a Committee I prospect now is, that w* shall hare nice weather throughout ths Fair. f'hida.y, oct. CHURCHES. -ith. Bpcaking at 4 o'clock in the afternoon MASONIC. *11 DO will buy a man’* good eassi-, fiii-re suit of clothes at the On* Price Store of Grand Rapids—Star Clothing House, cheapest stars in Michigan. The l»d«e should Stauffer’s Dining p place for them to got a good meal. Peninsular. Railway. Ut* n*a mxm Ik. .1 nd Now is tho time to buy buggwe for I •» r*«>g «o sell my Slock of new buggiee for thirty per cent les* than before 1 maan just what I tay. My baggie* are all made of the best material and well finished. All who anticipate bay­ ing had better call and see me before'! got out of the notion of telling at cost hasting* Sept. 3d, 1872. • . _ BLE TERM* ARE GIVEN. WARD & THAYIJjJ. Hastings Allegan. v/fU wo go to press tho thrill whistle On motion Council adjourned until of the first steam hast over put upon tho I Monday evening, Oct- 14th, 1872. waters of the placid Thornapple, is Wm. D. Harts, sounding forth. large mipply of Sall for «nle nt Lowest market their Brick WnrelutitMe. affair, a* all Greeley meetings are in Barry County. Should think Gen. Parkhurst would get disgusted with his party in this Co., as his reception and meeting st Middleville, wo understand, we* a complete Sole. Well, it looks fixrisy for th* party all ontr the United looks very dark to tho Oreeieyito*. A Hewitt at Otangcvilte. for he hoi the gentleman from Auburn, N. Y-, whu All who are indebted to it* by note or best cider wxvks in the county, and then ha* been stopping a day or two here, areoant, are requested to call and Settle lie knows just how to make spiettand a Democrat too, admitted that it the retne at once, a* we are dosing up wa* very doubtful about Greeley’* car­ rying hi* own 8tats. But then, keep Township Clerk* throughout the up courage, gentlemen, tho defeat of County, can get their Notices of the your candidate won’t hurt you much. General Election (which they almost I always have to writs out) printed at this । flu ail is worn 10 p tart mm ta a Einsit li ttt Waiter. IIiutingH, Oct 4th, and Nov. Oth. lOJIarrel lulu and more sold to dealetu at n Each to continue two day*. vajice tdxivu Car-load Rate.*. Jo.hnetuwn, Doty School Home. Ort. 12»h, on* day. Middleville, Oct 18lh. ono day. N uhrille, Oct. l&th, one day. Assyria, Oct 2Cth, one day. Orangcvillcv Nor. 1st two days. Cedar Crook. Nor. 4th, one day. Woodland, Nor. 8th, two day*. Prairieville, 11 th. onx day. . ' office on very reasonable terms. s Is OM to lie Public os its Irits. Ererybody Should try them before J-itrchasjug. Elsewhere May 1; Tbe Presbyterian Society hare en­ gaged the Vining Hall on the Fair! (hound* thia coining Fair time. ^The Ker. J. J Buell, th* new Pastor of tbe M. E. Church of this city, The Witoin Shuttle Sewing Machine, preached hi* first sermon here on SunManufactured by the Wilson Sewing ilny tlie 20th ult Machine Co., Cleveland, Ohio, A splen­ did Macbiuo for oil kinds of work for 50 and 55 Dollars and warranted to be | just a* recommended and will lie sold i tor a small port cash L. ante in Monthly Isstallmsnu to suit ! tiureliascr Call and too it st tho New ■I’i’? American Organ Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds., />/g£ Tua CrscriT Court for tho County of Nkw Good* in cedler- variety ju»t Barry was'in session on Monday of this opened, sad for sale at astonishingly week, for the purpose of finishing up low prices at Barber A Bailey’*. m2$tf the business of tho Aug. term. No business of importance however, wa* transacted, except to make happy, or ; -7-,—. -j —-------- — . unbatrpy, B* the case may be, by the ciau. Dr. I lfT,nli,« diTOrt* » foUowi“« i No. 11 Canal St, Grand Rapid*, Mich., I c*’<” : Edward L. WBcot rn. Anna E. where he can be eoMsulted daily until . Wiicux. and Stepban Trari* vs. Mary Octolter. Read hi* ndvortiicmant in'Travin HIUU.1I LUflBEH FUItflSilED /g Cl|tJ LOUD LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. BnnLoi f <}oooftnn. to hi* feet with delight. Thia Ila’ian boy is stopping with Mr. Myers and wo underrtand they intend giving music for parties (thiii wintar ot towns along th. line of tbs G. R. Y. B. IL. as well Michigan J>nlral R. R. ME LIEEWK IWW OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, tlrfsw* tMrali s*4 Itteac*. EsaXiae eLw* ••>•MOiMH •Im mm E»: *J O«v«i: aak Wen trim I garv Teaa, CoSoo*, Spices, Tobacco, or any thing in the Grocery line, trey dera Huildipg of this City, were engage! in .■Wtw/peu, al Hl'cheock*. Restau­ railing into place tho large stone door cap, on tho west side, by some mi*hsp ' rant and Ice Cream rooms. the cap fell, striking Upon the stone tliet form* tbe landing, breaking said land­ ing stone Quite a serum* accident, too, a* tbe conti actor will probable have to procure s new stuns for th* landing. No revenue stamps are now required Tux Rxasox War.—Tbe immediate 1 deed*. agreement*, promissory nctos, cause of premature foiling or blanching r any description of busintMS or legal of th* hair ia an obstruction of tho ail vessels which afford the coloring matter. Th.> remote riiuM-t may bo general ill health, trouble of mind, etc. Ilenoe, in upon the country an, droyping awey, order tc restore its natural color and under the peaceful and honest Adminis­ tration of President Grant. Tar Bxsxacrr Act.—Tha following are important changes made in the bsnkrtqrtcy may be diacbargsd, upon payment of 50 per cent of their indsbt•dneia, is Mtsndod untill July 1. 1873; life inssrar.ee poficiss to ths smount of *1,000 are exempt from aas*ta sreliable lor creditor*, and all judgement* obtain­ ed ngainjt parties or property before petitions are filed ore to b* first, and fully satisfied- It also allows all exemp­ tions allowed by any State law on th* tot, of January, 1871- It saw rxsmpO s widow's dower or other estate* in lieu thereof, if tho S ate law so provides. QRAND TKUS’K RAILWAY mtj: £-ak tbe g. Wn tt 1.PA Detroit & Milwaukee RR The “C, B. ft Q. IL R-,’’ runtiinc’ from Chicago through G.k-ri.crg to’ Burlington, hs. achieved a .ptond.d ' reputation in tho k*t two years as the loadmg I'aaoeuger Route to tbe writ.. At Burlington it couuecl* with the great : Burlington Route which run* direct ' through Southern Iowa to Nebrmka and Kansan, with dote i-onnoctiona to [ California and the Territories; and imreoager* starting frotn Barry County, on their way westward, cannot do bet­ ter than to take the C. B. * 0- and List 0* Lxrrxas remaining at tbe Hasting* P. O.. Bent 24th 1872. Wm. Blakely, Fremont Belding. Ella Corey, Jeon E- Eaton, Q A. Freoman Wm. Uudra, H. Huber, Thomas J. JonLian, Eltoha Knight A. Kelly, Mrs. Clara Marin, Matou Milter. Geo. kfvres, Ellen Norton, Peter Prouock, AanPrero*. Edwin M. Bebetts, Gro. EL St. Clair, Leonard Whitney, Miss Annis wniiams, Ma. K M. later. Direct your letter* to Na. rf P. 0 Box or drawer. ‘ J. Roann, P. M. Secures Special Protection to Every Policy Holder! W-: BEAD THE FOLLOWING LIST OF CLAIMS PAID SOLD IN HASTINGS, BYACKLEY JSUDt JOTCK. XEW YOIK CITY............Ihywet Ovrid** 4 MuslU. ’ — ...... ....... - n... SOLD IN TIAfinFtNGS, BY ACKLEY4 SLADE J. P. ROBERTS & INOCURl NO CHAilit Well Brick DRUGS PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. CUBIT WU BSD Medicines, Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS School Books t Slationoh/ .K Well Brick. Si?X, ov4x'/nt Carriage S ttotofe' Music Teaching. and.' �SALK OF STATI TAI LURE. THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, st ““is;::t CARD tjs.'t.ts1 Tho^K CWr i.t H.u», Mln AdJr,.. . cvaru tMWuuros.E^. Sr Jmr*. Uxaia.*. B O te te PROBATE ORDER. »r^Tr or mi rn imx.< w.ir^ hyrf«.-*« Tkrrrafxu 4 » »«4-r~l U,4< MaAfe-r IK. <» *>r ■^“=3r" PRORATE ORDER. Bs !•■•:=!£“» si isisissH 5S JlgSfiUS HALFORD TABLE SAUCE BLACKS «wC«l tel B, lAUwn,.., , 597 1 j=,- st ‘.ainssjs STOMACH BITTERS 00238793 Condition Powders! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-10-09.pdf f7f7236df92606ac4e1dbe249c108648 PDF Text Text Ha i\srd»ucyt Biyqtmt. ’ Incd------ ■1- A- ■ _ small pax and yellow fever m'oxr lra*i. Charhe 1L Buckxtew, ex-Uoited States Senator, who was guilte ofi treas­ on by entering into m-rety—Amn with the rebels during- the war, white hold­ ing his seat M a Senator of the -United VOL XVII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN UlY INVALID Shingles. Lath, &c. Oity IZ>iainjx Rooms dnw wsls the cocpas of tho mail robber, daad five minutes before oor entrance. Ob the table sra* a slip at paadr bsmrinr-tan words ; " 1 atone mu guilty " Iteeraedtbsi the woman had one. WM HjlIAYFOIUJ Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves. hay1 AIKCN id Old-Standing Dtewww, Universally known ai the BEST HBAT1XG STOVE in the World JEWETT & ROOT’S FIRE PROOF STOVES! >Innttfncttirfinl fs-om I. ' 1 "It? Manufacture H A R N E SS E S In the BEST STYLE^nnd from Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. .MARK RUSSELL. BLACKSMITHING tpcclfuliy aniioiiiict* to their patroiM and l^ublic (hWirnilly.lliat they have removed Ito the Isiirgc nd Commodious New Brick Store adjoining flic W ashingtnn Block, and will he happy to serve n II who may give them a call. Crockery nd Groceries constantly arriving -by the Car Load," and will Im? sold J'ur Cutih Cheaper than at the advertised ‘Cort Sale* If you do’nt Ixdieve it coll and see. VVc Pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, anti all kinds of Produce. . NO. 24 Iran. Iscsied up four one dollar bills in different letters. directed them to four mythical citiacns of Smithville, but all to the care of one box, and dropped lhem Into the Holden pout-office. I re- 1 prated my insneurrr of overhauling the ■ forgiving. • »!___ > found 1 .x. •Ugw. the letters all right, and. , pants nnd shirt, and made up nrp mind asylum, hung negroes to lamp-posts, then burned on to Ssuthvilin. Ths not to go to t- sleep that night. °BomoWhat ia smaller than a mile’s mouth? i mail was poured out on on a table, the ' thing toldI Be that I* should bo able to and ruaistfag the draft, and served his Its tongue. lottrn sortoit and boxed without any ' unravel tho tnnterv jr'tvry Iwforo many hour*, term in Sing Sing. Ho is now shouting Men bora bliad osa't be cerpsntsa, ' delay, but when I opened my four Irt*; and 1 sat doA dovrti b.1 before tbe window to for Geeky and reform, and wants to up­ because they awewr saw. : ters 1 found that they had been robbed j wait until the wurao house waa quiet ------------hold the laws ptseed by a Republican The sharp-ahootoni that era most again. I had carefully examined tbe " ’ iu 'the country, people do nut Out Congraoa to psutset lifo end property dread are aching teeth. , earekipts, awl I found Hist each one ; hold late hours, and wrar th* tired look hud been n waled with new mucilage. of dwellers In citien. By eleven o'clock, from riotous gangs. Ths true maid of honor is the girl 1 Tho thld had in three cases spread tba ‘ e’ra dogs of Liverpool wore asleep. WflEam Doasheuner, of Now York, who does not jilt her suitor. mueilagv oonsHerably brvond the point. There sraa no stir about tha house and wanted to be minister to Barlin, ar any A spirit level—Drink that lowers man ■ where tbs original had raided, but alto-1, 1 teased my cigar out of the window gsthet had made a naat job. None uf and deteratinod to go duwn and koq> thing ho could get He didn't got any to the level of the beast the cWTslopra wens in tfac loss) torn or ' watch over th* mairbag. If discovered thing, and shouts for Greeley, hoping ' defaced I prowling around below, I could maku to do better when the civil eorvioe is rwThe two postmasters were cleared, plenty of exeuw-s to aonunt for mr Farmers aro Hike fowls, neither will and now who was the robber ? Pixley's '| presence. Barefooted. I slipped out of: get full crops without industry. faw entue-dancing bofore mv, und-L my roota. crept softly down stair,.' ■ ; said to nijrolf: " Thou art tho .man I” through the hall, and presently entered 1 Tweed, Conaglly, Ingenul. tfakry Bouk-kospcn aro said to bo Eke Tfow. tu hunt him down and arauro the t> lter<oom. The night was not dark, I Hell, Tom Hslfis, aad aU tho New York chnLous, because they hare to scratsh ' proofs, without informing Idni of tlie bar ia the room one crowded Into a cor-1 Tummnnv >tralore want to try it with for a living. ‘rysultof tuy experiment., I told him The man who wrote. •• I am aaddos r,that I was going away and would truu** bo did m when I »ing.” was foolish if ha sang , Ide him. no mute Ho talked so frauk- farthc-rrat from tha room which ooniain, ly, and carrie d such an iionasi face un­ ed the bag, drew a chair ia front of me, I *l**o bo agreed to keep still der tuy n-ratiuy, that I doubted again and my wetdi commenced- To get the about the ring if they agn him tha adif he wa* the guilty maa. bag one muel enter tho room, and no vertiaing rdasckr “ 1 eent to the hotel, overhauled my uno could enter it without my seeing „ w „ , , . f uton*! E-M. Verger, late of Mtstestrunk, and tbe urxt morning a fat man, them. I fully expected that before daybaring red hair, wearing spectacles, and light I ihould have Pixley, and (lerhapx “'Ppi. now editing a rebel sheet in Bsdle-ing of a very chatty turn, got upon tho hostler under my care. “ ------ »-» . .. .. . timore, ia — forw.Greeley, and. all the reis' the *><at Ttth l*isley as a passenger to Half an hour went by, nnd thenJ be­ fives of hit murdered victim, Colonel Hold*. My dugnise was so complete gan to get sieepy. Ths room wss very that lie could not suuioct it. 1 intended warm, and in spite of my determination Crane, an- for Grant. to stick by the msil bags until 1 saw to cxcreira great vigitencu I actuallr them delivered to tho Holden poui-ettce, went off to steep before the clock struck whom Mr. Greeley kpid, October S*th, n»d it Pixley was Hie gud'y I midnight. But I did not steef! long. lbG2, “was indicted lor felony, and es­ •bould nail him. I Lad mailed ikrra About half post twelve o’clock 1 was letters thia time, only one of which eou- awakousd tre a skght dick, as tf a key caped going to Bing Hing by the statute tmmid uiuiM-y, though *11 wsighed tho had turned l»adi Hi* bolt ot a lock, and ______ James IL Duolittte, ex-United Btates same, nnd no one but an export could 1 waa all attention ia a moment. hare told which one cvnUiuel the Through the gloom I caught sight s\ ' ’ of* Hcnalor, who obtained for oae'Connatty white garments at tbe little dourV-mo^ or behind*^a permit to bnyxottou. and used hi* faI bad resMu to believe that the let- tbe bar, aad the next moment 1 heard fluusee as Hcnat jt for him, and claimed t"rs were in the beg nt tuy fret as I put ot the profits as payment n.ounted up with Mxtey, but <n my dis­ Mr. D. vebemsutly urgvs reform. guise I of moos could make no examuminatiou. Riding along. I managed Jake Thomiwou, ex-rebsi, who prethe ronverantion so aa to finally *riug |«»*<1 to bum Northern cities, and rould him around to talk about tho mystery, j 1 publish “What I know about Indian It troubH luut greatly. "It makes mo feel mighty uncun-,11 rose utx lifted the chair away, aud trust funds white I was Beeretary of the । furtaVlu,'* bereuiarktd, his brow cloud­ crept up stairs alter le-r. A txall teu Interior Department, and had them uning. " I have lived in SmilhviUo nigh (. cirar tn m raid tu end of tho buildinV ' .-n to forty years, and .-arrii-d the mail I and I just p<t sight of a while figure' - John Cochnmn. of New A‘<5rk. who for upwards of fifteen, nnd this is the . suturing a dour at tho further end. 1 was naked tn resign ns Brigadier Gen­ fir.t tin*'? I have had tho slightest I |UU>eed quickly down and looking up nt, trouble. Hosnotbing’n mighty wrong the transom, ix.uld sou ndim light, nnd , eral of volunteers, on the ground of ut­ • omswbere. wd III gfat fifty dollars out could n)w hear a slight rattliag from ' ter ina>iti{«tewy and criminal eonefrra o' my own pocket tu hire th" trnubto \ the mail lag. Picking np a choir I ' cv to have a l>ett£ lost to our arms, nnd cleared up.** fdaoed it besUo tho door, mounted up. If 1'ixtey was guilty, he knew huw to and then I dtscovi-red lbs mail robber. , who does not usually change hts poli tut the hypocrite Letter than any crim­ , A woman about thirty years old, in her 1 tke eftener than onec a year. inal I bait ever i-nrountore.L A day or 'I N. B. Forewt, es-tebel General, who clothrw. was just unlocking the ' two would. 1 ho|>e>! solvo tho ptuxlo, | bag. She opened the padlock without ' ordeicd prisoner's ehoi, butchered and ■IlSeulty, put it one side, and then drew |i burned, niter they had surrendered, snd right party. the strap and opened the bag. wants the coktfcd men of the South to TIki coach tumbled tduag until noon, I had a good view of her. the seem-;- votrHbr Greeley. and then drew up to a tavern for dint.er aud a change of liars™. 1 had my ,I od a little ettiloJ, but did nut hurry., John B. Gordon,’ of Georgia, another I Emptying the letters out on the table — eyesoyon, tu era what became of the ] I rebel General. Commander-in^Chief of mail bugs. ’There were three of tlwui. ,J hero were about a hundred—she aa. twu for internfrdiate poet-offiree, and I, down, and picked up onn and held it A fanner, who seems to understand Thomas Hendricks, of Indiana, who, one for Holden, instead ot having the |I between her aud Use csndl-. With a mail in one bag. and the loiters and pa-,, ullage of her head, she laid it one aide, while United States Senator, committed the wants at rntho gnaders. near Fond i pers bunched up so that two other post-. aud took another; this alio laid in on- . treason by conrapoudenoe which gave du Lac, Wia, has forty acres ot chicory under way. tuasters would have the handling ut the other pine#. 1 think aho was a full. hour Mirtinr over the letters, as she I bag. A Newport fog is mid to bo good tot Cotouol Jolly, of Alabama, who is ! As this was n post-eftee, one bog'. । took up eneh uue. and then aho had the complexion, and all the ladies there was loft hero- I’ixtey took th* olMr , eight laid to one aide. Taking a aim­ Cbisd Cytops of tbe Ku-Ktax. are sari to sleep with thoir heads cd the . mon round pen-holder fr-jra a drawer, . ' two on his arm, earned them into the ■ leasral (T) James M. Ashlro, of Ohio, hotel, and I saw them tocked up in an _ she then proo-edod to open thine letters, Montana, Colorado, and Kansas, (who I old cheat in emo turner of the bar-room. i Her dexterity was wouderfol. InaertWhile waiting for dinner I examined ! ing tho small end of the holder under i the flap of tho envelope, she rollel the large sign, “General Agent Arar's I’iDs," I the chest pretty dowdy, and saw that it : ------ •"• \ and and . n. M .nJ's™, id «.U I-. I■ ladder !“«" over “ d owr " d th; entire when lie was a druggist): who traded ia entered, except one bad a key. The, flap peeled up without a stop or a town lots in Colorado by n secret nsderlandlord had an open, honest face, and staading with the man ba had had appoiflted Surveyor General of tba Terri­ 1 was ,v.<v ,ua. « u....w. .... — —— --------- —— tbe robltsr. iw* money from the other reran. The a tory; was turned ent of the Governor­ Thu afurtwuu passed awny without aho wont to a trunk, deposited the mon­ ship of Montana by General Grant for incident, ami jiut before dark wo arri-. fa a Bihte, brought back a Lottie nl rad at Liverpool, a small village which mucilago. and in tiro, minutes bad to­ very advocate nnd Radical Republican wns tho hallway station Wo wore to soaled the tetters, taking great pau» j remain here over night, and would । not to Wain tho enycloro* . When she after leaving the iMnocrntic party till reach HUdon next day. at dusk. Again I cvmmeeead .mttrtg the tetteiTTrack m­ hie arrival nt Montana, when finding the I watched 1'ixlry and tho begs. Tho i to tho bug. I gAt dowu aad state awvy rebsi Detnoeratic element so strong in 1 peutmortrr railed tor the om ss tho, to my luuul. 1 bad sraa aU that 1 that territory, “crawfished" as they say I srago drove uts and the driver took tho , cared to, and nothing reimund but to Hullton bag. porauJ in behind the bar of make tho arrest. In a Lttte, time I ■West, and paodeand to them, with the the hotel, end Incited it up in a little > heard her go down w:th tho liag, and view of being went to Ormcreas as dele­ dark room. As near as 1 could judge, thou come back after replacing >tgate, nnd ia anything at any time that the roots had but one door, and was . used Ln- m> other purpose than to contain tho bog. I however, determined t> find uable k-ctere ixsofag between tkuitliout. and after auppor, ua Pittey snd I knew her to lie a sister of the landlord's villa and Holdau, two New England sat smoking. I menttonod that ho took wile. 1 knew just what n time of hys­ towns about ssventy mites apart, had extra care of tho mail at that point. terics. weeping an.! wailing there would b*m robbsd on the route, or at one of “To tall you tha truth." ho replied, be, aud dreaded the coming of lhe Some four bachelor ia guilty of the the two poet office'. His was before l-okiug around arel towering his votoo, morning. But I most do mv duty, and and want* now what ho wanted then— following: “Why is the heart of a tho days ot money erdere, and also pre“ I am half a mind to beltava that aU when morning came I had planned *■» lower like the sea stepant f" “Because vxnu to the day when HmithviUo and “Anything to boat Grant." it is Uta eoorvto.- (wa-critter) at grant do it in a way to prevent much of a Holden were connecaxl by railroads. Ji A. Oavaii, of Indiana, cx-mranber i«~-r scene. I intended to wait until just be­ But little attention was paid to tho remfore the stage left, expose her. secure of Caagroas, who voted agninst a vigor [daints, at first, as tho jiblir are always An English traveller says. "Pat an the proofs, and take her on tn Smith­ ous provention ot the war or than king American baby six months old on its too ready to find fault, and too slow in rille and from thence to Brownfield. Union soldiers; Copperhead. appreciating tho mail man who strives fret, and it will immediately say. “Mr.. successfully against temptation; but J. !•'. Hoke, ex-rebel (iencrak who Wiairmxn,’ and rail the next cradle to when tho firm of Cash A Co. lost first enptared four hundred prisoners in fromaleUor address id to them from take good care at tho mails, nnd must North Carolina. and ordered them nil Hmithrilfo, rash to tho amount of »»W. use nil precautions." then I got orders to take th* xaM and “ Host about tho fandtord ?*' I in I hang to it until tho roguu or regurs qairod. were brought to justice. "Oh! 'tein't him," seplied Pixley; I Naturally enough, I fin! turned tuy AndenoaviH*, Qa., who offitrod thirty | attratfon to tho two tiertmaatoni. 1 “I have known Torn Boil twenty yi'ara, nnd he isn't th* kind of man to turn dors' furlough to each of hie men who found that both botongvd to tho cburali, mail robber No ; it's son* on* else, shot a prisoner, and wrote regaiding but 1 cant goes* who. Th* ling hangs living scon tee bodies of Union eolju*t where 1 put it the night before, son to believe that both were boM«i. -tacked up just th* same, and I ctn’t say dtera hanging on a treo: * It did a pa­ Bal it was my duty to jaove them »o. Hint any one ha* touched it” triot's heart good to see their stinking Thia was n<Aa difficult matter. 1 had 1 made no reply,-and after a stroll camissra hanging to trera.” first to gel tho ounlidcuc-5 of tho aiap1driver, who was also tho mail carrier through the quiet village, retired for Judge Woodward of I’ewnsylveaia ; (the law wav lax tlum) between the twu tho night, end *lrpt-Kkw* tog.” until Cuprcrhcad daring the war. towns. I knew that tbe dttrar bad aroused by the breakfast boll. W* Wed. Ustnptox, ex r>bel Lieutenant nothing to do.with tho robberies, a« ho were off in good M»'oa, and entered G.raeral, who iKreeted aad ordered had no keys to the bags, and his bung­ Holden on time, whim Pixley delivered th* Ku-fclux outragra in Roeth Caroling fingers could novar have unsealed tho bag into tho hands of the pwtraaster, resigned th* line* to tbe hastier, tho lottere, resealed tb- m after abdraft ing their money, and prenared tho and went o« homo. Knowing now tliat Gm-rral N. P. Ifoaks, th. hero uf * package again. This was what node I had matters at a foens' I walked over many “masteriy retreats," and who auptho care a mystery. Tho tetters wore to th* post-office just H time to see mv three letters taken from the table and plied tbe rebel General Kirby Hmilh not stolen, but were msuipulaied. and Dick T*ylor with anas, ammuni­ With my mind toads up that some boxed. Securing thorn, I hastened to pcst-ufficn clerk, or some clerk’s friend tho hotel, and fa tire minutae had mado tion. and rations for a roar by hw cam­ would prove tho guilty party. I ■•nl to the duevvory that non* of Use letters paign tip Red Rivet, bat made bicbH work. Standing at tho window of tbs KU ten oj-eord and that none had been robbed. This was unutber purele. Holdon noot-oAro, I touted up a bank bill in a teller, llw clerk watching me, I waa quite sextain that nous uf th* IXMlmrah-re knew that I was hunting though I l«»tnded that 1 did not bmi Ara. This was late in tho afternoon, th-im. end so it esimu around to Pixley and nest morning I vxs but on the again He was the robber. He had became afraid, and bad tet tho bog go urn<> lea miouvn, and then knocksd at through without umtoatalfan- 1 was so ths door of her room. No answer. Tbe certaui of his gu|li that 1 almost date door wm locked, and after a time I raUmined to srrret him, hoping to fisd eunte of the marked bills ms his person ■ c. «. liot.BRobk. 1TTOBXX' •» Uw.i^itev la awe.srr.vU. ARD. WEDNSDAY, OCT. 9. 1872. Wheeler Willson fdtrtrt BLACKSMITHING. Powders! DENTIST He Defy Competition Cold & Silver Watches Kins* <;<>!<! .I<-weli-y, Mi Silter ui PiatM M where von kn.,« ><>» tt* none !»l Ite FIRST QUALITY J. Qole & Son, jh,, oifY <;00DS v Efl°L"‘ 'fw‘rr' GROCERS. Michigan Exchange. Otr ir bk, d b lint Urit tita UID PLASTER, SDCCO TATEE UE, LHE E4 BAffi, (Strictly Temperance.) WARM MEALS AT ALL HOUS& �S.T.-1860-X. at Wiltnfagton, Ohio, _ . journal* are conetantly making. Tho thu rant uf Liberate about reeoocili*- Democratic party and tho Democratic ' turn. Ha pn.vsa that thorn is nothin g juuraal* know all about those methods on tiu>jiartuf the Northern paopla and of cheating, rad as that te the way they hate achisved onoceM In Naw York, their finding* towards, or tlmfc treatmaut ui. Southi-rmr* that o|wn* a ques­ they cannot well conceive Of a Republi­ tion of reeraoilistioa. An nverbearing can victory unleeo by the earn* mean* tbe New York Trrirae and th* or quarreteome disposition toward the tut ' Sooth must U shown, before a recon- 18|«ingfirid BryuMiMS, and other formPENN8Y1. pitfall lepiiiui Ticket. Ovwrwhefaiingiy Republican. Indiana yet in doubt, tho claims are that rii* i* Republican also; although th* Copprr- Grertevite* on the Street, here in Hast­ Money, DRY GOODS tho nervous weaknooo to which wofaM aro especially sulijcct, it is stijwrscdfagevery other stimulant. In all dimatss, Money. cQiation can possibly U inaugurated among tbs people of tho North] In tho wont to charge th*** baa* practice* up­ absence of this aad of any attempt to on the Democrats alone, are quite ai treat the Southern people differently reedy now to charge them upon their from the psoplu uf the North, which former associate*, and persist in ringing tba Gon. has conclusively shown cannot th* change* on them, although they are be discovered to exist The new gos­ chrak-by-jowi with th* worst act of cor­ pel of Greeley Ubanlism is without ruptionist* that *rer degradod'the bal­ foundation—a cheat and a fraud. The lot box to base um*. Did tho Republi­ screpted "Lbberal" doctrine that tho can party baeem* wholly rite rad wick­ Lte-e 8Mur> new n th Stfartstrata st ed when Horae* Greeley rad Grati CABPETINGS, LTOSa IATHUI0I ings ore awing tbe uvual argument oL UfaAfeytea ora e stesdfoy mraSM spriest t*c SurfUrn yeoX‘. ^d that they bo withdrawn, is on outrage upon an lioneet and fair Administration of ths Govthe joke now is, that th* Democrato did ■ ernmrat. Tho proportion plainly sta­ not calculate to carry Pennsylvania, Oh ted by Greeley that in hum of hie elec­ no. they have got Indiana and that was tion, he intends to divide the public nil they calculated Io carry, but tho plunder ofofficial patronage among all probabilities aro that they have net thus* who rote for him, without rcforcarried that, although of eoarse wu can­ cnee to the past, is a blow nt that pro­ ' ted:ng care which al! civilised people. not tell now. Sorely they ought to carry । cxercieo over and extend to capable something, beeaa*o they will begin to | got diriieartqed ero long, for tho Rubel protected tho State from overthrow in State of Georgia cannot aloce. «kct time nf war. According to this doctrine Urraiu Hurao* 1'roaideut of tho United . of submisaiuu uf tho North to the Speaking in behalf of the Republi­ cans generally, wo think wn can say that wo are nil vory much obliged tu Undo Horace tor his late stumping tour. It is not that wo take pleasure merely in seeing him make mistakes or alter discreditable seatimenta, but because wo do behove it to be right and timely, that the inherent weaktuat and only one leg or one arm, or shall bo absolutely barred from am1 ploymont under the Government, what­ ever auparbrity fur such plao* they may puescs, and the rebel supporter* of Greeley whose ire i* eo great n* to be inflamed by Mich a standing menace, shall be put iu their places, whether qualified cr not. No competitive cr , other examination is suggested by Mr. I Greeley—nothing bnt a n promise to roward his friends for their jwlitical aid. ' In fact hi- scout* th* idea ut examjna, tiont, and lays down tho one term prini cipte of olocting the Preaidcnt aa all I that » needed in th* line of civil aerrice bring out aU the strong points, (if there are any) of ths Cincinnati movement, ' reform, reviving th* Jackson dpttrine ' “ to tho victor be long tho spoils?" Will which has abeorbsd eo largo a portion of th* democracy, and could put those , it bring peace rad reccirtiliatiaa to th* 'points fa Uieir most plausible light poe- country to turn out of tbe Departments all tho soldier* of tba Union rail relible, that man, uf counu is Horace place them with unrepentant rebels uf Greeley, who has the elrvngest motive tbe Sontb ? This is oou cf tho White for eo doing. And, yet, ©very etvp of Wo want nano of hi* pcogrefis visibly weakened his |iros- Hat absurditiu! pecte as a candidate, which were bad enough bafera. His aesaolt upon the soldiers of Pittaborg, so entirely uupn>Despite tho reduction of internal rev­ yoked and fasxcasable, struck a powcr- . cnee taxes the receipts continue to be ' ful chord ia tho heart of the loyal cota- fully equal to thoee ander the old law. [ A halfmillion per day was reacbod romauity. Mra cannot but mik why Mr. Greeter ritouU.bo su tcuder uf the foel- ,i re rally and fifty millions have been coliugs of leading rebel*, who for aught I locted during the first throe months of the people know, are still unrepentant 'the new fiscal year, which is pre rots an and should bo shouting such uunecea■ary exhortations to gvod will and for- { the abolition on tho 1st fast, of all gireneaa toward the South, white ho re­ ■tamp duttea except the two cent stamps mains su bitter and captious toward cn bank chocks must, howovbr, bo an­ | those who have givim him u country to ticipate) during the remainder of tbe | poiigrioate through? Can it bo poe»ible he has given up all bopo of an vlec- ■| It is foreshadowed that the President tion, except such ns arc based upon a j will teeue a mroangn to Congress when Baltimore? Did tho seven hundred former Republicans who voted th* coa­ lition ticket fa Maine take all the virtue oulof the |R*publlcra party of that State when they deserted, and lorn on­ ly a net of political scoundrels |to carry the Stale by stuffing ballot boxes and repeating? Or m this Stats, when Frank Bird aad Gen. Banka rad Geo. A. Shaw tamed Democrats, did they take all th* honesty of the Republican party of Mauachuset* with them? Verity, on* would think that Tammany, tha chief sapporter of tba Greeley-Dem­ ocratic party at tho North, was the rep­ resentative of all political virtue, and tliat the party which support* such men a* Gen. Dix or Gov. Washburn and number* fa its ranks a vast majority of tbs purest aad bwt mon fa tho cotainunity. wa* th* representative of all poli­ tical corruption; Ballot box staffing forsooth ! Lol u* road in tho file* of tho Trthow the history of Tammany rule fa New York, and we shall loam that th* present friend* and co laborer* of that journal are tho mra who practice such villainy, and it* cry of "stop thief" ; will not distract the attention of tho i They have Added, to their Immense Stock Ye Sell Claps? Tian Ota HCSSJiLL A ^KYIXS. Photographs, 250 Rolls New Carpets, It5 Packages of Dry Goods, Photgraphs. Dress Goods. Sx/r. REMOVED To Washington Block over Allen Thia u an enquiry which every eno should have truthfully answered before ho start. on bis journey, and a little The B. & Q. R. IL,” runniag from Chicago through GaW.utg to Bomo time ago tba Democracy were Burlington, hat achieved a splendid ■busing Grant because ho cannot make . reputation in the last twu year* as th* a ipooch. They have carefully perused Icmlmc Paeecngcr Route to tbe west. At Burlington it connects with tho great Burlington lluuto which runs direct through Southern Iowa to Nebraska Chaa (YCbaor's way of accepting the and Kansal, with close lonnections to Louirville nomination is to say that the California and tbe TcrritoriM; rad rotes of tho straight-outs will not bo ' pasaragers starting iram Barry County, "porounally offensive to him " on their way westward, cannot do betTiis ■ pool I* of reooncilatkn sadly , Burlington Route. This line bat published a pamphlet colled “How tu go Went," which con- large correct map of (lie Great West, united South, with boro and there a ,। it ri- assembles asking for an appropriwhich £«n be obtained free of charge by State at the North, and that ho rock- Btfon to erad a delegation of working- ' ' ore for sale cheep addressing tbe General Passenger Irealey ran* his ruk in the litter cert ion. 1 M. C. Mitchell, itopablicen, has just Agent, II. A M. It IL, Burlington in order to make tuts aorfc, in tho for j. porting on the progress uf the indastribeen elected U. 8. Senator fiom Oregon, al an in Europe at shown by the Geno- to suroted Senate Corbett, also RepubTbe idea that Hunscv Greeley caa de- Ii vu expedition, the delegates to bo nomi­ liborately engage in such an election­ ' naled for spproval by tho rariout bran Mr Tramball is still going about the coring acltetns will l>« slowly entertain- irbesof tadi itry represented. Tbe Ex-1 country making chargee against the adod even by many moet opposed to bis positiuZwill open next May. Gen. T. j minutratiun. Tho biggest charge ho present course. They will rather see B. Van Buren of New York, fa tho has yet made is a chargo of 110,000 i in this stnmpiiq; tour but new proofs of Commiasfouer on the part ul the Unitid i , unstably and oarriiable character of tho , mra. Finding that he had renewed at A friend has ju»t returned here from Pittebnrg, the uld impressions jiroduced a visit to Bellofont Px, tho house ot ex-' ! Hon. John P. Ilale of New Hump­ {by his pro-ssrrasiim uttaraac* of th* Governor Curtin, and ho inform* mo . shire, the first Free Soil Senator of thei । war period, he break* oat at Cincinnati that, of tie four brother* who reside United States aad Presidential candi-1 1 date of that noble party fa 1832, has I nsnr that place, not cue of them •upn.e Zfemr JwnWof last wook had character, without the least attempt to port tho ex Governor in tho rtoiculous . written a strong letter in faror of Grant's ' its usual asuunt of slang sad low bred reconcile the two kinds uf declaration, course he ia pursuing in the Pa- canrau. flings at the Senior Editor of the Bax- or to show bow the oae had grown out This show* that what I recently staled him for n long timn. xxt. and at course it han a deadly bate of the other. Al the Cincinnati exposi­ abort bia want of faflaeac? ia true. Tho Toledo Bltdt **ys Horace Gree­ for Bad, er it would not take np so tion ho expatiate* upon cu-opara'ion'at Fifty one Indaasi from tho staked ley i. not needed in Ohio, as tho Re­ much space in its columns to show to cooaiderable length, and leaves off just plains orrirad hero yesterday. Tbe par­ publicans will carry the State without its patrons, that, for first class, malig­ where bo begun. It was a good speech ' ty consist* ot repreeentatrvcs from tbe TWO GKAMD CAPITALS OF nant, low, ill bred slang, it has no for those who wish to study Mr. Gree­ Kiowns, Apaches, Coddoca, Arnpaboce, *6,000 IN GREENBACKS! equal. At n ccrroepondont. from Or- ley's peculiarities as a thinker. At Tomaeokeoa WacrolS and Delaware*. ragevillc, for the Basso, I of courao Louisville, in srlrlreccing th* membort of They held a conference at .th* Interior fell al liberty to repel the attacks made tho Chamber of Commerce, be develop­ Dvpartmrat to day. It is a vary good Giddings is oat for Greater. Tho son of upon me by the Jeerosl, and did so, but ed the same peculiarities in his dtecus- sign that pooro with all thoee tribe* Daniel Webater wa* an imbecile, Hen­ 1 llMSe A Peggy, silk BUrer-aessM Uarse* not in that vipor-liko wav that tho Aw- ■ioo of ths finances. He cunfesncd ho be tnad'j and maintained when their ry Clay bad a eon of weak mind, John repreeratatin-s cum» nil the way to the srif wrote Ths Jeurasl has had food Capitil of the Notion to confer .ilh the (tho kind it lives on) since the Itepubli- . Great Father through tha proper exec­ era County Convention, noticing uiy de- ho ■ never **eni* to have »u*pectcd that utive Department. Tho Apaches ore feat for tho nomination of Register of ' tho feeling of th* burincs* people wa* reported to bo now;on tho war path fa Detroit nominated a county ticket on Deeds. I waa defeated, but it did not . b*a*d on their carfully formed opinion Wednesday- The^ Democrats refused tu make my Mud foe! ears, aad that I ,that reaumption was oat of tho qaoegiro the Liberate tho office* they wanted suppose is what make* the Trarsri , tian, rad that fa* attempt st the time it pitch into me so. I have purchased ar. was agitated by Mr. Groetey would have Tberecpon tho Liberate advised the intereat in the Baxxxx, and propose to bora fraught with evil, rad only evil, trial for chopping hi* wife to death other follower* to pick out the tncn a* hold that faterost a* long aa Mr. Dewand that tho naaxo »tato of thing* exists with a butdher* cleaver. Thore aro ten wall as lb* plaoea, and adjourned in a cy rad myself are satisfied with each to day, aud so ho ha* tho coolness to homicide ouos awaiting .trial, and the state of enthusiastic indignation. The other, aa partner*. I am fully aware teesure them on tbe duty of taking horrible character of the crime* ia many Democrats finally made their nomina­ time to “ inreetigato, slowly and cxro- ot these cas«* cams* a shudder of horror tions, completely ignoring tho Liberals. it always haa iook*d so strange to me &Uy,n all theso question. 1 to run through tbe fratno of peaceful to era th* ICmw /eemri wasting its Liko CaJcago, Washington In fort, Hr. Greeley i* now under­ citternstime, ink aad paper in berating rack an taking a* well aa h* usn to demuoatrato will soon bo obliged to examine into ignorant bring) but wiB s«y to tbe Pat­ fully to th* people his utter unfitnaw ron* and Friend* of the Bsxxxa, there foe to* grave and reqxmribte duties ot will be every endeavor cm tha part ofr Um Preeidracy. Ho i* .hawing that ths Buxxa Compray, to con»u* to' tho opinions be ie uttering with the make tie Biixx* one of tho very beet County Paporo in Mich, and would take MicKiaix Goot> roe 40,000 Maroatrr roa Gx»rr.—Throughout tbe laagtb and breadth of the Pralnsula, tbe Republi- 160,000 00 J- Preston' Renlli & (’hidchHief. One Hundred Thousand Dollars Propone tu well a Half a Million Dollars thia Y BPBIRB WE PAY J. P. ROBERTS & Guarantee Satisfaction CASH IW Ml NUUK Him OF MS DRUGS Medicines, PAINTS & MS fry Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out School Books''& Station err/ Siryical aid Ictkuical, prescriptions anti family SPRING DENTIST hecei pt& Go aW firte ton 8lret ai and Child to buy thi Buy Tour OiWtr’llTV, S'9A BIT FIHIiS HD PARPfiTS Carriage & House Flags, Banners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. WOODEN _ BLOCK UtUnSM M ftta nj kn ter WICKELMAN & STEVENS, LETTERI rertutk.ure.icr Groceries, Proms, Coifectan, ■ ( SPRING * AVERY. Particular ationfiim paid lo Glass Show Cards. LANGLEY DICKINSON. Heatings, Sepe. 1*. l«7«-if - MEAT MARKET! Well Brick Pho leading Dry Goods Establishment in Western Michigm so important at thia time, aro erode and fallow is the extreme, iudfaatiag tho certain danger to be apprehended from his riesticta to all those delicate aad PURIFY YOUB BLOOD. & AVE IT sioiiwn. UsiUag^ Jslys«. lie*. ; Well Brick. W �Bp fVr'lBLfcAi|_ Bm*"* Gold 1 18. Hurrah for Grant. Greeley fa ‘‘Resuming." Getting acaroe-Whito Irate. v4Tenry Shultx and Oo. ore at in the city buying applns. S. J. HIGH 1’roemri—Mayor, Recorder. Aldr. Eeaixiran, Haxaa, Pratt, and Konfield. Moved by Aid. Hama­ 8ro B. J. Rirh’, luge Advartteemc-nt,, Thai one-fourth j., ----------per cent -on--tho valumihiairau.. Calloahim.nd.ro hiaiatiouberai^ineuchWaniforHighnice .lock, then buy. ^ood Suite for boys fS.OO. Star Cloamg Bouse. Grand Kapias. ■ ^/Mr. Dewey, Ben. Editor of thi* paper ia apwulmg the week in Eaton Co. oa tbe atump. gnujjisU Chemist That ooe-cigfatb of one par ooui on ' Arcnusi.—Jamra A. Nima, four mile. [ Watt of Hasting*, Oct. Htb, a fine •mount of alaek, Fanning Impiotnants, ETuSTSS Tffi MW Illi* Contingent mqiensea. Moved and carried, that Aid. Kenfiald M. Doud Adminiatratov of Iratayvtte be required to act oa Chainnan of the Douglaju, Ealnlo i0 Hope will roU stock Board of (Regiatralion for the coating 4c. Oct 23d. CHURC8EI. Orwin Dodge will anil at Auction a fine atock inelndieg eight Cowu.Kitunlar lh?£jUad’. h™<- A- Trowwiu. Oct. 19th. ha.ju.trroe.vrf.lwg, lfooM of [ “hmg good* . MASONIC. Lu mbermen’s Shirts, Socks Gloves, ^e., star clothing Heath and Chidester made a Gue show of Photograph* at tho Fair, which «erv greatly admired for their fine j finish, but not more than they do-1 $11.00 for Men’s Good Suits-Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. 24tf of Michigan on the 30th day of Septem­ ber, 1872, t^e'eloro of the fiacitl year, aud to which we invite tho special atten­ tion of every tax payer an 1 voter in the County of Bsny. Tne Paone's Favoatrx—Tbo Grand Rapid* Busi newt Cullago and Telegraph­ ic Institute i* fast brooming tba unirerNew Goods cheaper than over at lb# iul favorite of tho jicoplo throughout New York Cosh Store.’ . 24tf Ready Mode Clothing fur men and Koya, in endlcro quantities at theWow York Cash Store. Peninsuhir Rail iicSicb annul n. b. Gmi River Tilley Division Go to Troutwim.'. for choice smoking roeeij te were over <900. Wa hope next week to be able to publish tho Premiums awarded. Now is tho time to buy buggies for I Mr. Sliriaer, ha. bougbt*'out Mr. , am going to roll my Btock of new bug. giro for thirty ]«r rent leu than before. Woodruff* interoat in tho cider Gnn «f I menu juat what I ^-. My buggies Van Arman 4 Woodruff) nnd the new 1 — and chewing ‘otrareo. Cheap for eash. are all made of the beat materia] and well finuh'.-.l. All who anticipate buy­ ing had Utter call and aee me before" I get out uf the notion of rolling nt cost. heating* Sept. 3d, 1872. ‘ All who are Indebted to u» by note or I a^rodey'a Lady'* Book for Ostubar ia account, are requested to call and settle I already received. It ia filled with ox­ the same at lince, aa we are dosing up II cellent reading, neat fanhiona, choice our huslne—, and our books must be . design* for work. Marion Harland'* »tury. "Broil in the Boas," fa concluded But Juat aa good a* any utber. But Juat aa good aa any other. But Juat as good aa any othrr. But just as good a* any other. Sows Time n> Wait.—A girl ul Kouknk wanted to get rid of a tireaomu Ott».—All kinds of Machine Oils, lover, and to nhe promised to marry him , Buitabie for Mowen, Sew Milla, Bugg><* whet) Greeley is elected, provided ho 1 and Wagons Paints, Oils, 4c., et the wool I nol call upon her pveviuui to that Drug and Book Store of junuSlo J. I’. Roaxai* 4 Co. —----- ----------------------Cotnaux;.—It's hardly worth di | Oil*. OS*, Oda is the cry, but yon i should tee tho different grade* of Ms- i (lulling—tho virtoriM come along ; thick and fait — but we noverihaleac | cori the fart that Colorado hu re-cle lion of thia fond, tha aural tet apart during tho fiscal year aa applicable ' id bcr Republican delegate to Cougti j thereto, and tbe amount* charged to tho | by a gratifying majority. Put anotl fund : । 1-loek in the Pyramid. All who buy them like them. AU who buy tberu like them. AU who buy them jibe them. And many boy them. And many buy them. And many buy them. And.many buy them. । "Yax,” our Prosecuting Attorney, I shook bends aerdaa the "bloody," ; i studied the democratic lesson, gradu- | ' ated, got up a new departure, dutevary- I New Goods in endless variety just I thing expected by bath pditira! partial. | I opened; aid for sale at astonfahimtly | yet there are nunyan till* City wh • are ' low price* at Harber 4 Bailey's. jn29tf J illuoprute* to u« hi* poritiua by a iilury of an Indian who got drunk aud lust hi. wiy Meeting a white man, the latter »ay*r Why, Johnny, you nrv loati" Tbe Indian waa ready with a reply. "Nu, Indian not lo*t. Indian bore. Wigwam bit !*’ OLD, RELIABLE ANO DIRECT ROUTE, ock i Dialog Hall and Confec­ In cm wqmmee of tho many iMtanr-.-s of tionary Establuhmentaccidents on railroads through the in­ fluence of. intoxicating liquors, the sale of ale*, whiskies and all such liereragvs at the eating adoons oa the lias uf the Michigan Central Railroad has born for­ bidden by the General Su|>eriuiondeiit of that road, Mr. IL E. Sargent. Tem­ Jwr Rxcbvei.—A choice lot of Su­ perance men will be pleasod to learn 1 gar*. Teas, Cuffroe, Spicea, Tobacco, or any thing in the Grocery lin^ wwy drin. G. M. Anderaon, our faithful .ZM.'mfy*rrt, at Hitchcock*. ReatnuRailroad Fcrrenf, one who haa raised rant and Ice Crvan. rooms. nearly 960,000 of stock on tbeSubacription book., in the quota of city and vicinity on the K. IT. L. 4 N. M. B. R. end con rairo 110.000 more if necroeary, fa just about to leave us for tho purpose of rafaiug atoek to build a largo Hotel at Allnou, to omt aW 850,000. Wo know suorom will follow him wherever In. (roes. All we can wish him fa "good 1 u_ _. happy Lite, which kepi tba house in a am of laughter, and we heard many *ny the next day that their »idaa were yet ants from laughing eo heartily nt Mr. ing, Oct 17th. C.G. Hulsm-s. Ere , will apeak at Bagkiv'a hnrauroua atoriro. the Martin School Houro. Castleton Tha pubfiabea of tbe Iliurtrated uwlup, fra., ~iM. O'- "J"' At Ihirfrt School Ho use m Bslumort, Christian Weekly make aprotal oflbr ef their elegantly illustrated weekly from Aturiiy -veuiug. Ort- 12th. Ono. y. Dxwxv and D. R- O»x will tho first of September to the cloro of tha -eakai Orangrvdl. Mills, Saturday prroeut year, together with a finely en­ ing. Oct l<*hAt Carlton Grater, Tburaday evening. I A Specialty made on TEA, of which he has a large assortment. Samples free. Go and see his en­ larged Stock. UM rate SIMIUA tUMTUBUS CURANTUR .Second door East of the Corner of iState and Jeff­ erson Street. -South Side. ^£2 THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Don't buy until yon vxunlne them i •nd are If they are not Jtut •< good aa ‘ any oher. i Don’t buy until you examine them •nd tee if they aro but Jost as good u any other. Ecerybody Should try them before furchaeinf Elee where The Weber & Gabler Piano. Don't buy until you examine them and ree If they are not J net u good aa any other. I>. J. TH*Y1$L May 15, *5 Hastings f JlUegan. Pita fin t50to lit Iinnfed wi Pnuftis teti tin vinuM inn Pin ha MS Ill VgnH 5 not Keep a large supply of Salt for sale trt,Lowest market rules, their Brick Warehouse. Now 80MMK HABTTNGS. BY ACKLEY & SLADE WARD & THAYER. At Hickory Camera, Tbure lay even­ errning. Oct. 12thAt BurryviBe village, Monday .- i Fffi SALE Nt Ik ICT 1081 CASH ME FOB SUE Blit ICT KM Clffl STQBE FtT UlE It tie ICT KM C4S8 SIffiE Tlui above balance of 8552.742.22 | with tiw Trust Fundi rocr-irod since I July 1. 1872. |57,33W3, mats a total ’ uf SG1U, 071.10,—an amount which will 1 pay all lionds 'maturing in 1893. and i leave a balance to tha credit of thr Sink■ ing Fiunluf 1 IO- Tho Court Houao wa* filled tu over­ flowing oa tha evening of tha 4 th inat., to listen to tho Hon. John J. Bagley, •nd Hon. George Willard, nominee for Congroro ftom the 3rd district Tbe speech ofMr. Willard want might forward, truthful, Genltamaniy and to the point Mr. Bagley got off aomo of hie iffltes.'it'as'SBaart;,, J hV a 32 column sheet, and we congratulate The cash bow in tha Treasury act uur Brother Farnham, that on increase s/bnsiaus has necesMtat.d ths enlarge- •part for tbo payment of bond*, when­ ever they can be obuunad, ia or follow. : Michigan_Cenlral R. R. for he is actually selling' every­ thing in his line cheaper for cash than any other place in Hastings. The Printers and everybody elserSii™i rf'EvaH 1 -3 _ _ 11 • who trade at this store, say they are always sure of finding just' what they want, and every article as represented, and'low in price. Square dealing is the motto. Good st OrowM looking Ladies will find a fine se­ Yua « stie I. lection of Hair Oils and Perfume­ gsgsitarsr!EAS’srtSsis ry, and if they are not handsome, they should by all means try some of the French Powder which is the finest and best thing for beautifying the Complexion ever invented. Advertisements. graved new M*p of Palestine printed in oolora, to any perron on raoripl of Seventy-Avo C».te. It is encouraging to know that thu latest aad beat effort of lido of corrupt Irteraturo by ••orcreomingevil with good," ia meeting with well merited xuccew. tort. INOCURL NO CHARGE �CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN L:^“ THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. CARD. TO EVERY INVALID New. Hci.ntific, 80tre«fol Tre:!u,..tI DR. A TKTN !U5SESS£—■»' sk “ssBEs:! ss •.atiis.ii’ .5 rg.-'sisissk“S DENT1 a.SJg.-s 5s 3'5 “!Si““S SS ;2.5!5J5 HALFORD iiJjhw: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-10-16.pdf 568bb61d1b3b72dff471f65a92942d47 PDF Text Text VOL XVII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, OCT. tt. <872. Card#. ::Wl .WtHM^daftratian wai *au*ad Just Received, at wnw man 'fit® kb*u<*-.mip3fiirtn^Wj terinj flat-1 tteuod Hi» a. ’proving. «. IfAMEtESH. 1UT BEAUTIFUL. ■ hr. my dear what would wj nay if tho . f thiM crork-hradnl boarding tdsool hnnwntino offnna trareSn- tour nl Ipmpte, whooau't tell lb*diaeronro be­ t »•w»*u> rvIliBf-pra ““d a milk mb. •• l,"V .; i dTri‘r lwr *°orn' Urt r.f.Miit I era. gli'* a r«iy proUr fmthion. But. Monqn, it would bo five hundred - fist. ,1"3wAhEE?"",L’ , r -re--. re •“*** us pu. hundred barrob <-f them thi* year ’ rather tare jwt" ; J < “1 dua'> kBO,r ■“X |I-‘”K tar, Aoui'Ar-W’i. U* boos* ured by A aptcblcrau* played on the t। and uaror want to know. Ra'a left u* ♦n of tfwi edcn when *h<» write* for yean- mao’*Bra; b® was more matter-1| ter her, and us old folks will leave him of-Cict than thu romantic, tender little for her too. Mary, just tuns them I John <-'li**e, ot Lyna, Maa*., ha* . wife of »4»: ?7. ‘ " * • cake* around; seems n« if they’r»burn’ worked at lira Mme bench for the hat *' I think the ad litivu to our balance ': •ixty-cine ytara Mi* iapttou” is fifty at I ha tinker’s wottltl.be rery conwlin* j When Miry hail turned the eakm, yean, older than himaalf. tur the absent-.-, .But nerer mind, little,I Mm. Qemoui* wa* Iran tug <»«r tho The higLo.: uflki in Ike gift of. tho jMt Let’ll g» dtrifn to dltmcr. I hope !.arm of her chair. we’ll gM a letter fhitu home »oou!’ '' " Mary, *uppo*it,' yog ’ atari uri with . And asm It yrft» । for Maritni tuglol»c-I '■m 4Mttar luunth rot. any hnw. Tim ; Iknaoon will make it all right.” •• It ira't i|m money I care for Mr*. I . rorr trjivc. aad.etnn. and IA« eyre 'Cb-turat*. I only wi»h 1 mijtit *tay el, looped jjngry.» ken rlu- IdokM gh- fully iwaja. Yoedixi’t know how lunch II ’ • . • 1 data nf Theeiril war found imiw tin “ My dyar iuu ro>ucujl»er I care, j (asrtant branehr* of industry coaq^ctely rt’iy.liilte lyliqt i!»<» (alter pwtaius. Il . dcinoraltenl,. the iiunnci-s in n chaotic K Jlwp. wter 11M hot wrjlo it; tbit you 11 condilwn, fta rountry struggling under c<o d.MCvi jo nut tlian rear befuty. Kiss j 1 tta wo ght of n oo!.-»<al debt, and its mi', iitbt, wbui' 1 wau-h you." i ‘ cro lit nt n tew'vbb, the rreuwenitfoiio! A iiyte irang pf ruisdould trmjl'led ; i I the la-1 tew yoMB Ita* beanrcmarkata*. , hot MH H -W-xl ore; llpi pate ; i I Tta sulueof our akri tullnralapd maagA yvning <tetsnoadru*. loiy waa lately ihm lean stole Irani undor Lor lislio,, , foituringproduct* k-v iner-sa**) abnMt 1 '•’A’’11 ,’"ek alien her strain gut upon and George- *aw Iwr lander nrntth < beyond camputnltou. Not oulr hgta l,“ k'“<* taforw tar and rtrat a declarenuinw end trwtulda; then when she11 forty million* nf |mrplu tarn i-iotlual ‘‘"n of hn-i- which he had retT nteely bed Ibil.beu it. aha laid Lor Load down Bttd RM. tot our export* hare rorrMteil -u"— •■" ■ra his shoulder ami cried. tram thron hundred untl fidy williou* fr> "|t was cruel to kt you »*c it, my. ( mare than fi.-e nsirvired anil fifty miUiMs FUHttdri terdic- 1<*« '“A bpra (t. And . I of duller* annually. In uddhiou th thi*. don't fi-rget. ihiliug. wMl wur Bibte ’i upward ot three hundred inilli'ins of ttepublie debt ha* tewu paid off; the an nunl intareat charge has tan larraly .. ... rodaod; tta cp4>t U tta •Jov. n.torat , htataca restored; th. burdens nf tax- «•'Irer tro.tMW and other anoomptahatioa materiaOy hgta aed, while tta la “« I**"*' *,*“*1“^ diutrial aud <tsmm>rvia! progrhas of tta wdl ta able to twU a leal on Hi-ac.n____ •— ■ 1___ _ —1.” .... t'le. It sa-COSI 41 i-tr.-I. ukt Utcanwi. I >|| tjty.iiywi, u-'m parallel in ita u»tuu* btatpry A wife ui u nsoath <sxnniitt»l saici * I V4 ;l*«S and-iHWgkiy, nrvr dirty, and. . I ' Oh yon drriwl uj>ia liWW <•’ B>Y »Ntrrur inla-l. Mmsru.. <U<H! find : boy. Well, I him:' iWena I uetari edged by all diainterretedbtuiueus men cut Uinr -Uy. Mj fuller—'' knew ton hud ollth a liaudM.nae drub*, Jt ia, in reality, a brilliant tribute to; "Yea, Ums tho dear all maul Hoii and m.o luik like a picture with yoar f’roeidunt Grant's Adttuni»tratj.':i; no'ha* added: My loro to my daughter net olf. ami them ntart. IxdAdw' curl* 1 Hut ii did all ihrae things, but ifit tac Marion. Uh, 1 know I should lore' George. thi* U Mary Smith, my— him. and your rau.l or, to\ if *li« wuuM Ort'rgv anno through the unit, audi been a quarter aa bad as Mr/Grewlcy ; glanced rnrelrady at the corner wliorv l and it* other w.-umio* charge, n.raqwfl llxrac grata! Brhtereap'at* i«uid. bare i cry, ipran^-wifti ^utntrelehnd arm* to been uccompiieliod. The .Vlmmistat- i •' l-ow*ll girt claims that *lio wou her meet tta lirti-. ligurn that •nra.-ig into ... . . ... i husband by a struUlgrai. Mo fell Jutu them. th,, riser, atw grabbed Isun, anti when Tbo Deaton aul Mr*. Clement* Mood an obstacle wijlte mn|>ai«rire i-a.-rgses In *pecel<i>-«* Amu.wnenl. The® Mari­ , ol the |hk>jJi\ ami all it* pnner u,nd in' vn, all blitthe* and teailul mif.tn, west | fluence* have lw>u sju tin- right •d*'­ over to th" •■I'* l«ir »nd took ttair , That ia all that cuu ba atked of th >,n*Kt ____________ f____________ , ___ hands, .. Gnut'a, of coucar, . ss-nuui f.. Iwing lw»r in a bunch of row Marion war ettlng Iser egp white *ta1 1 "1 am fjeoqpr'* wifi*. 1 »m >a» । Administration, •b»’« ,•»“ 1’- “ • »i»k<'Ari d** tho nxy Ullin tote a-tete afraid you woul: urvrr lore me, eu I [ will l« bund nhero it j* now ; GwW. »“«“* •»> "«••» = «., Mp...llSl 1. MA.k» . brenWtat table. . . I,_____________________ ,_____________ . . . '. . ..«., . ,....... ........ ..r ,i... *i i__ l.j:. - Sjio'io ti !i<« ni» trn" Utllo Martou,. Mother, father, may I !>• your dangh- i . ' and ahsu l corue back IT. bring you a-; tor. ‘ prexnt. What (tail it be Y” And a happier titnvy wb*a they bad | • J'.mr father and mother from the ' exhauMed their jowor* of anrpriM. 'farm. It'ihall Im Hint hop*. will bear 1 aruaie menl Mid [Wide iq tho beautiful I inc company whou you »ro gone.” I Marion, »mr gnre thank* oror a »upunwr • ai oi scsoiiruiasare .... , , ' A iortuight after that Marion Clctu- - — —•-• rrHic Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, • t'ilrrrmnii iMtim tu I »lU T).VO.ST>> I t' in the ll'nrlrl .‘liso a Lqrgc Assortment JEWETT & ROOT’S TIRE PROOF STOVES! n> In the Manufacture i HEST STYLE and from Genuine Eastern Oak J0H.Y.4. GUEHLE. Leather. M4RK EUSSEIJ^ HICKS & BROTHER .,rdtorwhardoanly?' I -bs-Bifcmnjr i O, SAY ! II heeler oRY. ■ Respectfully annouiK’f tfk thrir patrons mid j rftiiJXltoil; the l>uhl!c<>enerally,lhat they have removed | ratai? to 1 be Lnrgc and Clmnuiodious New Brick; Store adjoining the Washington Block, and " will be happy to serve all who may give them ;;7-uru^ avail. Crockery anti Groceries constantly nfsiuA^Hi, I obi* ato ho.- hfuaUaxt akuo, the trace* . uf a tear ot * > on tar.i^ul; chaok -, then ' iu>e J^hed them away with a merry । juruu* )luk« laugh. " Thi* will nrerr .Io, and tivw that El-Senator Ben. Wajo of <)hk> delir- j | George ha» gone for ux weeks U a apesuli ti l.i» old nrigbbo:* at ' purr tur bit return. Arid I pray ■ v-u it *hal! 1-e »>A a coming an 11)0111 Salem a few dayi ogo oa the (nlitieal . delight bi* vary io?l." XVe Pay Cash for Butter, l'*ggs, and nil kinds of Produce. . JTfCKS & HliO blacks: IITHITTO. kE33S ,KD, Salt! Salt! Salt! IM MMWBif Olin... MUIIB11U . J. ita (tat lu tta A orU. • DENTIST FARMERS l-Fxfok io. y<Sirt Gold & Silvpr Watches itstd ptirs-kiM*yowr <;<;>oi.vi:ai: H e Defy Jt at the old .stand of a haRLow °ty qoods'ii ci,i>ut * rw‘Tr’ •• Y**, uhai if ho i, worried ? J in ■uro it'* i.a.ural enough. It kind o' : run* in the family, "penr* to me.” But Mr*. Ctemenu would take no no lice of thia Bute pleasantly. “ WolL-if yon Like ite I can loll you 1 don't needu't thtak h«’» timing tare, W»(b,hui lino city bred lady, all air* wad grace*, ami tL.uuow and t!ul.-d ruflMi-~Ttare‘» plents <d wood girl* J. S. GODYEAR & Co. and VRefrvtfanml*. . hr ATusfriEajin Eta ftmtti Michigan Exchange. «, mi- ------------ - lisar u«»• MJ*, etnuwu -V... .nu.1 I,w 11-nr w a* irtay wonder thsd’GtaW tad tel- t. M.rvSmu kx t! ftawre Ul. ___________________________ ' STUCCO uns UM, ___ _ F. D. AUKLEY, ------------ ----------- ,.i.. unLM-m Shingles. Lath, &c. j. cotx a W- WARM MEALBAT ALL HpTBS. wore promptly era hand, (an waa oloctojl iiniyrieii Speechea wore mol (‘.by General , Hartni.lv, ■ Zi'itps Senator VVihyo, .Gmor ' ’Pr? ,<W v They are nil (>r I ,J A SBCupioxiM. - Mr. y rare* to the high *».#; I'-rtiflU ■ th- United.iUa're. A).the opeufaj the roWlten.lin qjun«lW JtatJhji c-d«.l BtXre b.' allowed tr ,“jgs sp rara.' J-If hi. tnsssoo^U-psrpMij n, Trahtc etlrfllh' finds *crai« tbfli 'tn rvcon<d1i*g herself to »x» brts.'. iptamecof milimry coramai. H'a' nt tar reld® phalanx.m tai: in the wieg luranuur: •'New, thi ».,iy ntTatars stnekiny 1 ^wa it or-rn t> SftstM still Where h» ia. I will .nd-!. Hah?' narrow ilnatt Collar. fc4sa«|- with a toi'a'a boon of narrow blaek libbou. It *romcf aa if ihu. had life, too; handily ah* flits*! in and* out uf the big i । «ntry and then doim Hie collar. ( GROCERS c.’hcnpor tliun the Cbenpe-r- flyflfera ry to •-ston-l airway is* tho*’ triio torlured and murdered Union' soldiMu j U.STJ. 1 hay* Buthiug uainsi th. p«iI rate aoMijns.of the fiositii. 1 c»u re*­ > | buwjtl|<y were iufineno*!. I .voted Io ' anuu-,1.. ttasu, 1 wip always in tewit I ul jt. s-'ora altsrt- ttaclow,cf the ,w«r. I and Ita a-lopttou of tta Euulwnth j Airwodtovut, bill* wi-re ^*»l,g«Utia; ; iutai-ity to .lta'usus oTtbe ri.Klttaro : | -oldi-ir*. hut thosrt 'wk-, wrest t-» Wa* j Fuiut a»d took.th. oath and itau took a ouunt--r ««*tli. anil perjure.! thrir ai.ttls Io iwnlitiua are notamia t-l. H> they dwrv U tta men wtagot up tin: wttrl [-2*0, ».-• I Mr. Grotasy .my* ttay do Ha mse.i about tta couatry like a •’ i er, vhaalin-, "In God* uobi-i bb yn nconetaJ.” Th. Soultasa msa Irareu’t 1 teaudly broking tta <dd. nhite «•»Trap me a Un. If I fail to call on you, - IWou, a’yo taar f” -I Tbta time, when ah. oakrai tta q । C,m, there wa* a touch of »harpn»_ J. Cole & Son, .TBiUselPs liilljkiir'W “• Compctiticn «hcr>- yon know you pvl >.o>i» hm ,hp Sk'3 Sta .- CI0KPF cuurerr-s WITE 4, -or«n »««*.’“• I. tta wora! If 1 rrrf inill my lite rurpotied to hoir Midi n.W*f Why, our Georpn i» g.mc A. D. COOK* Agt. HmWfEUuuwrifgtJbilli. kixs^Ita, under tho stors,'’ and fourd Ita compositor had mad' him d«-laro that ■ ta''ta.k«l tar wtaef Ita e^sr " tta North.. Tta isroiMUJm i* a Wy i A Pooteuy man wtawc wife haatacts uretty one lu ta tul.uoai -d. b- .Gre.lta,1 ‘M “T* ■'"*“* “bMrv*,1 Um‘ «uu”r' tw.iV one w u* itosuim at. t» . ‘«»eieT. wJlh a wr (j c u| wta want. c.<n «— «» bx-«- "r.swi. • K ,unb‘ TUe ; riled’ for hia own taneliU Nox tbatjedidlin a yjry agroeabl. manner, and ; tta loyal foopla of tta cuuotry .sr.j - tin- party a ip srnto 1 al a late hrar i.t the Nov. the llqrabliraa |»r*y ha« doao ,i ten ol th” siltaxliusq an 1 willing to bv J beat <>f wuisior. 1 mow t-r tba human rare than nny sdhrr ■; uusguanuiiuua aid evaaguua.-uiutptta'r I . A wealthy Fall Biter Lri-J.gro.uj, ports in Itatory. It lui* mised <,000,' 'wills that |*sti«ire which audio* tho Oi.tl ,.f t'are, to die right* of freeman, thurooghbre-1 “Yaak" an ornament to and brought them tojCdnureoof intelli- ■ axwty, kept Ita irodiiing^gu-jati wait­ I gvare •urjw.i»iny“r»« lhiraa-wf their; inc h iH’j.s hour white Im packed up a । termer IT nacrptic nusstiro, nu-l »rl Mr. , luuchinUto psutty to save tta cost of 'GrrelHy, in laiilgiug around lira nisei •, atqqvr.fir bito«df and bride nn tta like Andy Juhnxws, whim ta ;?•<* to' Iaiui*vill*. wonder* why -t!s~> S'ogrori ■ are led ial'lligant raaugli to iwsh into th- nt ms of his jwrtr. it lie lu.l-iw-n 1 durisigthn fi <etl rest re ling Hq.'.rastat S Hh, 1N72. were •S.1M,w«ct aided to lbw os»'i ‘ batenc- ■ 8»fltumh»r SDth, Hfl. cf WOI,I±Ln6, rnatac- ** total rash in tte* -Treaarrv dwrinf Iluy 4nlk of amneity.jin I set Ltelr- yrer W.b7A.«2«.*<. Ttan.tal jrayms B» pcrohteutiy iu krepiug tta two for the retr were ♦i;R>H,3DG.S5> 1. ihig w.irtterw.raan; with irregular teatccmnirrt, amiusty amt civil rights io­ ■ larre uwd a taanr-d retapbrason. ata guttar. They dofeatwi amflu.ly ;. ^fify k wtraU prob.bly been strung up without wanted amuraty dafrated wi as to go to * j-ry It i« to Iw H*1 ihaf aim-i wank l.iuilier and grt around tain. ata silt now lais in ksve wills .rase of a!«ul it. I’m no nmiusdy man. [ChceecJ Uto htn V* ■taiuitted 11 T. . * . J •. I I ha"* trxhiug against tliuao men at r.—;Tu« N..:i.>nal Undo . A'i‘'al*"u!-w':rid«I’ ui tn epli-re.1 is largo a* tU»r Iratatva ibcnssclt,*-, bat t’onrehtion wj. ’.h A VttaftW*»te i ........... ........... ■ ■ tain: «0 go to th- se perjured ss.iutiJnds wuU 1 Ml..y i and take oif our hat* to them, nn I Kv dow n on opr ku to tlurai ? I hare wiinramd aesmra nt Hdie Lie the’iaal • ndvertis.-d BLACKSMITHING! l>e*pte to th«_ Uuitet*. .Ku ktta- fire nal tsikcd to "Airgiro and terget,” an J do tt.it pro;m*e to do t AU th. forfiriag aad forgaUisg i> to e.me fnl,u ihEJSiAi?”..JLttSE. sfe's a* you r«t> t&udt a akuuk .in lira, »n (laughter)—be til I oiidcutV bran quoting with tho old relwl eyrnjaihu in Naw York, M^areonling tn ilnillii h»mttra oojre«4«>u4uumh that you,.hi ■U toad. tiu> uuamsly i* pot aH,y> m«y juhmmbi the rebel *old»'»’. > Gi rebar (pc* further, eud unit bear J । id. a that our -.hliwr. get -log ithrr a • ('smumta^i. ia.urwse- 'rwriu*,. ,Anobfrer of intm-xv-A'our ebna nvtnga-QlUfc. . u-jfe ..: -. ' • .. ! As HWdaan wirerttaw i.<- a tarns!.I Bertram. •* • Mot,”ta»<ya. -“ita ardiaary Ittirf who eomc* into faiuili-w aud stays |ter her taanl and cloth?>. a tattling Jo- �anntr. Fuaxx V. Hun, T. F. Barat*. «. 8. Oox. (.<■; » Wt, .with nWereppvr»niiy to aequire dari.-atd* immortality, •rgketed it* dnly. forfeited ita claim to The party being thus intrenchtxl in Ss* popular siffwtions, tmbreeing. u its lub.tentiai element, men in the work- Thorn is no ambiguity in this Uniptagv. They say “tbs negroes of. th South have positiur. ntnl power in thi adminutrauon of public affaire now • • ,but that it must rt;d k.ck-Iiow »nd at romo time »th rfu.W/vrw. no philosophical thinker will doubt latiipal hi nican Ticket. ind that tho time is not iu the divtan hiture. Hears, in their opinion, i mnst be near at hand. They th- n rtah hankly bo» >< be brought about We quote again their own words;— ’This will be brought about by one o! ?wo things : either by the rupture of ths Government itself, or the springing op ol .otne wrw mJ tB-fttetrful yartf nd da Choy then Miy, “ When either of th®wo things shall occur," (bare they tab ireath to utter a pvarsr, asking •<Jo» o grant that it may not be tho first,' ind proceed,) "rr win. a a rna rourtexr jaxra or mi ssuaoox rats coanvaar!’ What will be his political death I Jlearly "ths «|>ringitig tip sad -ucces. d this new end all-powerful party,’ with Horace UroJey st hisIreod, Whet his shall occur they declare that "hi the negro) will be in a wore- condition in a state of elavery." Omthan he nous words, coming as they do frun ho supporters of this "new party or [aniialion." Bet they go on end dw dare that if he ia not driven from th xnlntry, or transput ted beyond the sons •he will slo«Jw but surely puss swat ike the aborigines, and^liis place atnunf waters /srsrsrThis is an official .LaU-meut of what the instigators and mpportm of tho Greeley ruo’euwnt ex should they spceeed in electing hire o the Presidency and again corning ink power. Bai ng forewarned, let the colired people be forcarmei irwmtstup or ekeo he hoe (cries of "lie does lie, of couroe ho does." [Steers.) I have done with thi 1 ocas end fcrSTor, but I want to lay two or three f.cts before you for she use of yeurfimfrwb and your Boodriritecs. They lay 1 took 000 from tho people of New Orbans. There are my accounts at tho War Depirtweut, tlwre hare been examined by every rebel and on-n reb­ el sympathiser from that day to thia, and no hob has bsw found in the aeeounk (Great cheering.) Go through and look, and when you bare looked through tell the other side of the story. Don't put down a pert and leave out the rest, bet Cod treats you so be dxt •pcixtifg one's tunc talking with them. Good byv, Uuc> Horui 1, you can go ayCaki^ wow, gst yuvr bait elrasuly, aud you can fieh the vW. bugth of Salt Hirer. You un- a fit secreesor to McCWallnn and Seymour, with thi. ‘_______ ____ ’ Spring & Avery C. IIKWOSG Election Notice. .bops, the iactury, tbo busy marts ol vndo end on tho farm, aUracllng to iielf. by natural affinity and the force of •ircuniMianrea, the largest portion of the roung men, as they brenute of ago; ita rotors lieing reading uud thinking men. ind therefore steadfast in their o.nricion, Tbo new departure of a t-w diatoulented and muchievous |sx>pl<-, who •bought themtelvvs th oraele. nf poKtial whdnm and moulders of popular tbongbt, tiecoares an insignificant and epoedily forgotten nflhir. The rank and ilo remain fi tn, sud the cause good) (overnaient and national prosperity WrfAsss rrAof tej.srt u soma bars lone in our nmlsb but. thanks to those irganic forces which have enabled the Keptiblican [«rtv to be the instrument if greater and more bet oilcan t dttodi than any ortn» political body ever form­ 'd in this country, tlrey damage, none New Advertisements. 232348485348315353300101 CARPETINGS, school and furnished the teachers. (Cheers.) I policed their citr, kept it tn order, so that from that 6th day of Juns forward, a child or woman could walk firo miles through the eity of New Ur­ bana with more safety than they could go up stain into the 5v».'wri office. They ]- I thought it was not exactly right to tax the loyal people of the North, who j already had so mich to boar,to pay for all this, and ao 1 maile tho rich man and the property of New Orbans pay st. (Cries of "right, right," and cheers.) That U a part of the history of the rouetry tfist is notorious, end has ix-on print­ ed and publish**! for yean, and man who ran read end understand ought to know it. Yon can go to the Treasury Department nt Wuliington and find that I eent home from New Griesas, in good, hard, sound dullara, almost 1500,090 to T.ekeury of tho United States. Wall naw, with that power pf administration lor good ur for evil, suppose Thoma* A. Hendricks liad been there doing it when I was. how much time would he have had to look after ifmif (Lauyhtor and cheers.) BEN. BUTLER. sorted to tho wigwan by the Grant Guards, and the spacious edifice was at men filled by n crowd larger than his roic- could reach. The Genera) spoke nt the general issues of the campaign it eiuddernbL-i length, and then pro- DRY GOODS J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Added to their Immense. Stock 250 Rolls New Carpets. 175 Packages of Dry Good: DRUGS Dress Goods Plain Black Silks Medicines, PAINTS & OILS asm jounced. True, many know of the attack if paralysis from which he has lx-ni suf bring for some time, but had in a groat neaxire recovered from that, wl.on hi was attacked with a catarrhal difficulty, which proved fatal. Ho died ou tho lOtb •nst. at fifteen minutes jest three o’clock P. M. That has jassod away auothm if oar greatest Statesmen. His has >ern truly a life of politics; having jeon sent to the Senate of Now York n 1830, at the age of twenty-nine year . wing the youngest man at that time, taut hul ever occupied a seat In the New Ycrk Senate. Subsequent to that imn, and previous to his election to thi united States Senate, ho bad been electid Guvnrnbr of the Statn of New York ind was the greatest leader of hi. part, (Whig) in tlie State. In I MO. be was School Books J- Stationery One Hundred SftgiSlfiffii: Money, Well, now, my blends, I am' hero ar yen sec, just as I taimen to be. 1 cugld hare been as good looking a man as the editor ef the fimbari if I oould. 1 because I < bum it is s great right to be I the equal ol any other mon it I can. I do not frel particularly responsible for ! my looks, but I flutter myself (an-| I ■ni open to inspection on that point) tost •poet ilia man that utters it, Iwcsuao he 1 have not vovy much abased them. You un courage It is tin- other one—-thy are no whisky pimpl<-s ou ruy fscr nean, covert, lusinnated lie, ultere-1 b e (laughter.) My fare will not do to put a man that durol not say It and rot , as a sign at any whisky shop. (Unrosrwant, to—it ■ that, kind ul t fo that i°M iMKhtrr. and cries of “Good." a-u told at Nnrth Vernon tho other day. "Whsr* w>ou, B|n«!»w r "Hit him again," etc) H-t him again - hit whu? ^Applsuto.) Now, my friends. 1 Ju ndi propow to (( rise of "Blngbaut, Eingtaam,...... Hit him again.") My Menas, 1 assure dsclsd to the U. 8. Bcuab", when such go into that much. I certainly du n»t' nen os Clay. Webster * an gum, Cor­ propose to gis into'any denial of it, for | tn tny life, (('rise of “That's to thin the reason that When it wav charged ' win Calhoun, Benton Ac. were memberr that T'Htr ova Colfax had received throe 1 • You, you did, though.") I wa, only if that body, and served an that body ■han a of the stock which luui brought | rpesking fur my now and my face. ill bs was selected by Mr. Lincoln si WMiO.iWKl a share so >f it tr-iv true be . Gibson.) Well, on the 1st of Ortobur rgd’ancsd upon tho nrgumentJLaugh. Secretary of State, and took that posi- would lie worth now nearly S2,U00,<KN, , lie says at Nbelbyrille, lnd„ fbpsort} Jen led that charge, it was simpiy rtdteruon in 1861. March 4th. After the ss maunatiou of Mr. laocotn, nod wboi Thousand Dollars Propose to fell a Half a Million Dollar* this Y Money, ■srrjtxn'. trine * unit WE PAY Money. CASH FiinimoiiLLWiiras tel ebsir, Mr. Seward .till held the pi ■itioa of Secretary of State under Johnon. and although then- was tnurh said ipli.ibling Shaking Acron the Bloody ChaitsThe Greeley Party on the Re cordOfficial Statenwnt of Two Democrat! Senator* sod 6-x Bemocratie Men beta of the House. I of ths ruins of the taisting organisa­ tions," U frankly staled by Senator, Fmnk P. Blair and t F. Bayard, and sarty that had put him in power, yet 3 was Utought by many, (that bod nor Mr. &»«ard rasaiaed ia J*ba-re's Cabata', ha, Johnson, would kava weut U •till greeter bagtha than 1st dih, iu op■xisition to the Itepublu-oe party. I n die death of Mr. Seward, the Itepublic Ites truly lost a groat m «n. He erer .ted the welfors of kte c niratij at heart • md the country rincervlyj mourns hu l~ih o»l,~ .u I. rcrod Statesmen are poidii; away, and won there will U noun l.'i that were •embers of the U. S. Konatw, whra Mr Seward find became u member of that Cox, Hun. James B.I Beck, Hum Vat Trump, Han. A. M. WsddsU, Hon. J. 0. Rolrinron, sad Hon. J. M. Hanks, over tlirir own signatures, in their mi- -■SMtkm down might as wvll|bo dead anyhow. Na man who lives an upright tooues^lifo wffi bo hurt by the sjxtki-n ' lie. fCsorw Us or tb" inuriojtrd Ite. I h*,u liteil, as boy and tasti. foyd*.* jean in fte Stale of Maasiu-buwtes. 1 point We Sell Cteipjr Tbu Otten. RUSSELL <£• NEVINS. For Dollar’s Worth that G Out SPUING &. AVERY prte sent by my District ro every Demowy S.Uml 1860. I was the chairman of the dole­ ration at Cincinnati In 185'5. In 1850 f was tlie candidate of ths Damooratic !An>l«i 1 Why wm«s dmo apun a m»n wh.>m I i doubt not. from the way be writes. I can ' hire by oflbring him So more a week titan be gats now to writs me up. (Cheers end orise of •'That's so," “He knows : him.*' sto.) But I shall not hire, be­ muse if 1 did. and we should gwt into a hastinqs MEAT MARKET! DRV GOODS m (HRPLTS PATENT COOLERS; -A_t Our Establishment. lights become reeves nt to tlfo lirpubli .an party, end with a groat flourish, bid no farewell; but their depart uro exnta no perceptible iafluanca apun publk opinion. Th, mas, of tho party, form.ng their views of mon and miMsure sritli cere, end haviej no eslfoh purpose to aaomplieb, remain steadfod is their OM become a bsmasb upon ths pasty ted hi. dieplacemcEt sre.-lcreto. tbs Notwithstanding the overwhelming defeat of the Gresby party m the 8th in.L in PsaMylvunia, Ohio sad Indi­ ana, there are those of that party that can be seen and heard on oer strnetv every hour of the day. stating that the „ UJ lu„, 1H|„„ „w ehetiyu yf I/orare, the honest (?) was Paul'J Catlwdral look, ormud hint fo neyvr mure cfrtaiu JliSO now. Well, ‘ "*■*" ** *“* we wu of fhat yory opjnton ^b elianoss of being kj|b<| b7 an electric flash, bars erer l«»n more protabb than hi. being ebrted Ffwidsnt of the United States Bet th«®, there were always those who would not believe M»yFA-y reafrery to what they wished to true, no matter what evidence would be t tented, they j ould not be coarincsd. Hero and evorywbevc. the Cr^flpi es have said, proc to the sisebons above 1 spuksn ofi that tbs cberion. in Penn ,, Ob» and Indiana would decide the; SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY pLAHTATION 3HTKRS. HUSH FSB DUBIK tffi SEUS SPRING * AVERY. S. T.-18B0-X. bilitated. Am a tome and cordial for tho ag<4 au l languid it has no equal among .topteixL |s a twtdy far Ute nerrw »v»kw> to jrt>i<-b #amea are ssjoskthy mIiJ«4, if js superseding orsry ether sOmulent. ]B *U dim*te>. I lie leading Dry Goods Establishment in Western Michigan IfflOl IlW IJltMt Cow Far Mas ft B«»« Probably /«• articles hsnrw ever 1 SPRING & AVERT. » bnaiidath, oUtema^ i's w sly ia ths mtieq end dkire towns. ot Michiga �Bm—b Panamas'* Maaxxxni for November io on our table, ahead of all otbora. Il ia an unusually good number, even for JlwerdadriUr JtewriMM X-*' Ar »f this first dee lady’s bock. Tb. primsAt Barry CaaUf Jyriraktal Suitf, at Mr Greeeadvfo te* Ofr Hartriya, pal Steel Plate -A Game Two Can Iley At," is from an original picture, and ia OS. U, 3a «U 4U, 1871 • capital Olaetratom of one of tbe beet ---------------------- uvsev, Ateyna, > nday evening, Oct 18th. Al tbe Brick School House, on the north-west corner sec-ion one of Castle­ ton. Saturday, Oct 19th At tho School Houm in Qnimbv, ou Saturday evening. Oct 26th. ’ At th. Steves'a School Houm in John•town Tumday evening. Ort. Stud Al the Bower Fcbool House h TanSj.nngi Oil 234. At tbe School Bourn in Barrville Ort. prominent feature of thia Magsrin* io Ira a McAUiater, Lady Cumits copyright Novelettes, two of which tningv.bert, 280 00 appear ia thia number, "Lindsay'* B- W. King. Boe. Camming, 24- 20 00 lock," by Fanny Hodgson, and "Bough t With A Price," by Mrs. Ann 8. Ste­ phana, both very far superior to the con­ tinued atones to be found in magarineo genraUy Bat as a retaeparory tayt, tit seeryUray m Pritt m Ute lert *f it* *ted. Tho price of thia Magaxine. too, ia another thing in ita favor. It ia but TwoDoUhrsA Year. The Proepectn* for 1678 ia published with this number, and we find that tbe prices to Clubs are estoeiahircV tow, vis. throe otnea for •4.M,Wi*k superb Me-otmi (^0 iaoh•» by 20), "Christ Weeping Over Jeru­ salem," to the person getting up the clubor six copies for 19.00, and a copy of the Magarino for 1873 as a pewtrnum At tho McCollum School House in to tho person gutting up the dub; or Hop*. Ort 25tK sight copies for 112,00, and both an ex­ At tbe Barney 8chc«l Houm m Baltra copy and the premium engraving to D. a Sanborn, 2d. timora. Ort. 21M. the person getting np ths club. Ft L. B. Barber, beat pair 4 j'n old D R. COOK, Stephen Barnes, lid, . choice ef six splendid premium engrav­ Stephen Haight, beat pair 3 y'ra ings, for framing, ia given fur fifty cento extra, to subscribers for "Patorsoa" for By Lt* statement July lat, *72, fc ap. 1878. Specimen* of the Magarine are p-sra that the assets of tho North Mte■ent, gratia, if written for. Bnbeeribe Minri Insurance Co. have been increa^d to nothing else until ycu have seen a Nabrmiah Cockboat Span Match to •740.47S.ffO. HD. Pbrter, Agrot copy nf thia popular Magariaa. Ad­ •d Honea Carriage, Roadsters »S dress Charles J. Petanon, 308 Chestnut John L Youngs, 2d, 3 Strart, PhikdelpLia, P.. Good Suits for boys $3.00.1 :he*. tutflilrti- I-O1M4K. Wheat coming in lively, worth, extra, Liar of Petit Juror*, drawn to eerre •1.80 pet btuhal. Hon. H. P Cherry, paid ua a abort at the November Term of the Circuit Cuort for Barry County, which rastraee viait one day thia week Dr. Haney haa removed bia quarters ’ at the Court H ouae, ia thia City o a tho 7th day of November next : to tbe Mere of J. A. Sweesy I A H. Bataa, Irving. Jamas L. Sisson, “ comas to late fur publication thia week. H. C. Wood, The mercbants are filling up their I George K. Beamer, “ storm with piles of now Fall and WinColman H. Russell. Assyria. David Huggett, “ Call around al E. D. Porter’* offlee, Akmau Hurd. Castleton, and Imres talk about the old North George Bacbeller, “ Miaeouri, of Macon. Jjtvdarkk W. Colliua, Thorn apple Wm. Tinkler, beet pair riiittaOee^U. Dewey, best tote dark Bra bi u. SeTfooer Andrus, beet Beutamr, D R. MeElwain, best pair dneaee- ffl HM, L. M. Mlxst.bsrtOxTeks. C. V. Dwight A Co., beat Coro Shelter , C. r. Dwight A Co., beta Mow C.T. Dwight A Co . beet pair of ^I,C..U.,K„r Dwight fe Co , beet Two ree Wagon, Dietrich, beet Slagle Bog Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. a rcmGin’ cliktiul r. firm Biver tlr alley Division . , A. P Lusk, best Sucking Colt A. P. Leak. 2d, Peter Cramer, beef 3 y’r old Colt A. A. Matthew., 2d, G. M. Hudson, beet 2 y'r old Colt Adam Bponabte, 2d, Charles Dolph. one Yearling Gilt ; (no competition.) Jarvia I.r;-.-, Aaron Lynd, Albert Dowling, John Palmerton, beet Team — J. B. Freeman, Walken, (ao eompetitioa,) George Russell, John M. Btokos. Yankee Springe. Rota. Bryan*. beat Single Horae —W alker, (no competitioc,) William R Eltowmtb, ** William Sanford. Maple Grove Quarterly Meeting at M. H Church 0. H. Cole, in this city, Saturday and Sunday next. Juba Fraemad. D W. Ellie, boot Mule Team Bev. B. Bapp, Presiding. Evert rattan. Traverse PhUlifa 3d, Tbe North Missouri Im. Co, ia a well H. D. WmL best Sucking Colt (uo eompetitiun.) H. O. Carter, boot yearling oolt (go competition,) H. G. Carter, beet Jack (no com­ Mrs. Florida White, well known ia petition.) tho fashionable world forty years ago. was ooo of the moot beautiful, sooompiiahod, elegant and attractive women of her day. She’was tho daughter of Wm. Morgan, haa hia Wagon Shop on Church Street, north of tbs railroad, nearly completed. Lumbermen’s Skirts, Socks, Gloves, <fc.. Star Clothing । House, Grand Rapids. $11.00 for Men'’s Good Suits--Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. S4*^ ~?TKrr.Bf1fg!iWaMr~? C. F. Dwight A Co., beet Corn Plow, Geo. Cowls*, best pump, J. W. Gtesn, beet Wood 8.wisg 0. W. H. CaaeUy, best An Helve. ffaalt A Prtebrtt, test 100 terse J. AL Hews, boat Wash Stand. Beteaaer, Heath fe Co., heal Sofa Cheirv. Breemrr, Hr*th A Co., beat Sofa Roek*r, Jcbn Wolf, beet Uouah or 8-fe. Bosamer. Heath A Co., best Cooter Table, But Juxt u r«xJ a. anjr ,4her But Just m good m any other But jnrt as good as any other. But Jost as good so any other. The Printers and everybody else who trade at this store, say they are always sure of finding just what they want, and every article as represented, and low in price. Square dealing is the motto. Good looking Ladies will find a fine se­ lection of Hair Oils and Perfume­ ry, and if they are not handsome, they should by all means try some ofthe French Powder which is the finest and best thing for beautifying the Complexion ever invented. A Specialty made on TEA, of which he has a large assortment. Samples free. Go and see his- en­ larged Stock. Second door East of the Corner of State and Jeff­ erson Street. South Side.JEl ^Kxi.’wssiftrw L. B. Barbar, beat Boll 1 y’rs old 3 (Ml John Koegte, 2d. 2 50 John Keagte baa filed with the Sec­ retary a Pedigree of tbe Animal enter­ ed by him, and protests againat the payment of any Premium until thia pounds. It is a rich treat to listen to the Harp pteying of tbe young Italian. Camilo Cariunr. upw atopjiing in thia ritf with | Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AID DIRECT ROUTE, w-r’rX Now iu the bme to bty buggxw for I am going to mil my Stock of uew bug­ gies tor thirty per eent lew than before. I mrau jurt wbat 1 my. My buggtee uro all made of the bmt material and well finished. All wbo anticipate buy­ ing had better caU end te* me before I get out of tbe notion of veiling at oneL liaatings Sept. U, 1172. nlftf I J- 1-Bm ou* imputeea. On one of her viati to D. R. MpFJirain, best 2 y’n Rome aba was pros*U<«l to the fope. Hrifsr (full bloo.1,) ■•KnoeL my.daughto'' a*:d h*. M »h» etoudeeert ia bar tm|>erial grace beforo CLASS NO. 2 him. -’All kneel to me exoepi tbe iteughtors ol sovereign*." “I am a pnuoeet in iny uwu nght. yjar Holiness " she ropliad. “How can that be, when you are an Deuel BaUnffW, W. H. G. Carter, yearling Bull, Sd, Fred McNair, beet BnUCetf C. W. H. Cueiday 24 Joseph Otis, best Cow, Ftsd McNair. Calf, Wm Tinkkr, hwt 2 y’ra old Heifer. Tax Airxarcxs Odd Fallow for 04 |< os owr table. Ito contents are varied Jehu Ksagto, fid, and interesting, and eves toe "animus Charles Dolph, best 8 y’n old ted" may rand them with ptessurw an J W. 0. Praemar., beet Calf Heifer profit. Among its attraedre feature* CLA88N0. 4. ws no-foe several finely tUuateamd arti­ cles: Lemons in Honda; Diving for Pestles; AH About Petroleum; Back Making ; Trapp.ng and Fora, ste- Thera are sfo> interesting Morias, sketches of traert, obo.ee miwwllany, exeeltent po­ D R McElwain. beet yoke work­ etry, ladies’ department, ehatter-bex for tag Cattle Jerooto Steven* of tha place, haa a petrified roppwrtwed. We wish tbe whole famSr had been petrified befora tbe tete etectiou*—Kalamasoo GruCU Never mind Mr. Gasrtto, we will pet­ rify them the 6th of November, and tbe Greotey betel* too. The North Miaeouri Ina Go. mot ewecvwvfully all tho great ouuflagralions of tho test veer, eontinites to offer reliable indemnity to ita patroria. E. D. Porter, Agent, at Hastings, Mich. sIsIH K. D. Fterter, Agent tor the North Missouri Ian Co , will give you a policy that has stood the test of fire and time Oilx. Oils. O.b is the should see tbe different । chine Oil. at & J- Hirtt'a atom quality, and cheapness In prw I all who etxniu thorn THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST- Wm. Myers. E. D. Portae. Agent at Hasting i, will explain to you why tbe North Missouri Inrarenee Ou. in ao popular. ■fSJsi'B And many buy them. And many buy tb«m. And many buy them. And many buy them. raiuifxtkinracuHW rawxr aura rat utsm HUUttXlkilWTISICMSfflSI Everybody Should try them before Imrchasing Elseurhe H. G. Carte*, 2d. proreedings of the Oraud L>dgw of th* M P* Falter, beat pair Steen 4 United States, Au. We commend thia year* old, No better Insurance Company in the। admirabte monthly to our reader*. L H. Barnum, 2d, world than the North Missouri, of Ma­ Send .ubeerpiiro. to 8. A. Law, Bo* John Fancher, beet pair 3 y'n old con, of whish E- D- Porter b Agsnt, ati 4217, Nnw York saty. W-W a year. The W eber <fc Gabler Piano, te tt sate k» es awl are leU Pint eieeo hutroweau te every reey.ee. VERY REABOT4AJRrr.il: TERMH ARE GIVEN. K’IrItW” Hastings, Mfob. WARD & THAYER. Hastings .Allegan. D. R. McHwain. 2d, Eugoas Gaskill, boat yearling Steers (no eompetHioa) CLASS NO. 6 Robertson, beet fat or, Ilobertaou, 2d. ■ •.^“isratBCFto CLASS NO. 7. htatatattut iraMimt ftstatattKiraMsnei ftietaitaklUlHnkiijK Keep to large rappljr of Salt for sale aiLowent market rates. in thetr Brink iVareboime, ' W.F.Beowa, Edwin Bobb, BoLGbnffoe, Frank Dofce, J. A Orndnsr, fiteoM HeffUbowec, L D. P-karl, 8. H. Pottos, Mim Louies Piome, J. A r Sbermaa 2, Mrt- G. C. Turner, Mn. Dr. Wwewsll, Mrs. Nancy Johnson 2, Rob­ ert McCartney. II. F. Smith, Perry T.ima, Qhitali �"¥«x ARS.W-.,' >V 0P£$CHIQ^f. l.ihu.t lira, Duty School fiou, UBW'rii'-JS Itltir... tV , .. . ... . . .uvai - I?^kRAtiTi»L»F> Xnpbville, Oct. IBth. otH, day. k iyna, Get. 20th, one day. OcanirwTill*. Nov. lai. two day. Cedar Cnet, Nor. Ath. oao daj ik*ihrlUnL Nur. 8th. two day* 1‘rairirtilia. 11th. oai dar. Gigantic Gift *' Entcryri A »l«8/0Q« * » WlUiDlttrifoW Mf-tAaU Mri»iu. kWIINa TR»w'FA«WWW'- THE MA^0X!^BLI8BIN« iw.SWHA;FK>^ ' Grand Hari.x'etiaU'4 M ■ • # MrWfctW t**/. ••' .^ x<3.3|.u' •■'‘irPjW ,1*5W ’. . • ■•'a Tho‘ Calre^i LJthographMg tjT-'-iJeW’f, Musical Enteftainment St Josqih.Mkh. Sept. 1,1872 ol’th'- bewl ^attei-n* I am prepared to do belter work than r^-.tot to.rw, r^.T-1 tiFPIWl'iBW' The New Capitol e.nd Grounds. iltv. wav iaalL ntlr k (1» a St iut>— tp ■■■ '1 t ' 1. *b lit Dauchey A Co's. Column. DOWT \J.dui II. 811mm. a ti.nuaa .'irtcvr. tLa Mayor’* aprreii at 1‘ctemburx ..a about i:> yoari of nj*. who Jire I near Govern,*. Mayor p)W>M -MbolAr; a hisrvfiiuineat and night. f am tmqvrtaedtHt he, Of 21 num, tho chief mamitrate of tho quaealv city of ; Richmond, who know* k> well what de- I Guarantee Satisfaction E-A- CrcT- to frt.t Hto He «k. .Vr IM letlto,^ tofufotl ..Utorv^to. , .^.“r.r—r-.-* ■^.rr "r WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS. vintrhiahQni aloag the Joraey ImmcS — ~Pfo*Hr«7’ . Kvfkrb r.a gcnflctean i'<»l iln«... Thirty Yearn' Etnwirtwe intho IIU„. new enable* me to « !■ lie ni«linl N.ilr ef IU An. wikh tfoy elfrP t., . .. H.>W«t*>vr<toAuW .1 .U«aw*«M« TWO D o I* "L A B. s l,F "n r~e .Ta.ac ... 1 KisEtraasgi 55,ffi DOW OF PHH $23,900 in 'A naaach wa< Shop in Borrow 4 GaoJy^-. Xea Warehouse, ajoinin-- <•_ p. JHrirtt A < o'* Foundry. WodWent !>>■ ruilhiad will ]„ .. raided ami sent b»ck in gn(xi ronditii-1 WEtniME MAHili.L , Hiviiujv, Jluy 22, |S?2. lloal Katatc 1 day/aixHfiaMy fonafr UMWwIfor-1 >3.000 Cartt! $B,55. in CARD. LLto.'wtol*.' itotonbr aivve IhaiW _.... „„„ h. imptnpti* Uo^uag,.; het n* h- w-ked the cimwttan, auwir: \V lio wm tin* uiatniilu-* hen> of iMni ! *i>i. Rhifrili. nnd Vlrk'.bntg ? ••Thedummy who drive* hia ImHaJ al mg the Jctmt beach! Who wa* it that led a hundnoi thuf- (1 aitwen urd. fortune* ’ that U*> hU »Aiwind heroes to victory over l*e aud hia ' pw. *Fbe«l>iryy&r th»d*Aiy baftn un.; mquMvd army foiai th« Itstp- ! c inhvwied th- Ri’utle uvuLiu**. h*M •• hlante tl-e tviM-n.<a»2-tu the Jarnnt,] duil alu- eiufwl and m irria.l -ui-a wili1* Fr-rr.brtp to Itihuxlnd. and the! out her fathir'e kiuiwlci/i'uid vxavaut. eld nppla btv-m ut Apuxuaiox t ■ end Ihat rtttlr TWwnii • <»mwd,ftln ‘ Mit watotbe«h;n.my driemg hn home * ounly, but too and wa< fain to con­ aloiiff the Ji r*cy beach! , > tent liimewlf by tii.kiu^ hi* , Who »n»it thtU.fdmim'd. tha: Hank- I ml, that 1ou”lf, il lt *iiollnl. that ebax.L gi'-f ni Hwmltnan. Ot I’ott Uc|l, and l-il J>3-...!t‘pnY ■ •Tfnfuv tbadtfriu v driving hi* honm Ti. ETOSV INVjy.u. Ur»t Itl* ftartth tor All t>. , 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS •• Jhiei De.tii*/»*J L«i lu • WHATEVERLti:- !....V'llvin.-..« Kb.- Sio DR. AIKIN H'wil Rer.-otumlOM-Htan.linglL. s'lturjs..1 aSe*xj« LADIES ’‘se^v^ .4. ’ T.ii. i.ad enquiry which cva.-_.ui tewtioi. by. llm’lluctoi, and Wlio*; v’xniW Jiwwi' trathfuibF BEE (■in* tlwiM, aaid in ihow who imvitrd. to •dn-.e uh<, 1 uprd end Uune who tewed. ho »tart« <iii bi» juurbov. pad * lilt .^Ih/dth: ituetou i!iiaIn- if it tak«e cant takuuin .-mania ntfoe <4 *L>uk>w ;ill«tir.ipmry . • AGENTS , ?(?«MdHriiig Ma boraei along the J< iwy k-ai-b!” Wtin wct Jr, after tho vivton wa* wow i ■ fsi'tn tTtieopii tIiriM»<h C iL-furx' >•, muMUd j r- ■ and tho T'fiinu »afc, «jid to l*ee and the > [NOCURE NO CHAI YOUNG MEN •vmpwrvd nrmy, wliu«e lourage. honor, i Bn»!ingt..». 1 at a Moved a ajrfiiadid | Z*«i.la7..*{X nndftrrthiorFhP rrtp.-c&f. “Betuni to![ rcputaii-n it, tlu- laUtwoyrar. .i* :lu-1 your bum*, and yew rhall nut be dia- I{ lea-hnsr I*awtoin«r EpuG- (o tbaw'w: •••■• I’i > iv.rbrd to- ttw Unnwl t^tafoi'-anthontiri1 At Bnrungluti it «UMget»*^h ih.; gri-i’ *s ’fi.l i •.! iBinliiigiuu Ifoutu Hfceft ruui-fovw i j^t.i'X^Ti^; wpin mat nal » Mm. tac wjdfcin <>f year army „]u, •j:c hGt> . in tUr tkarn* lale IMuil- With thVti, Tor fC-yuni them for t'orir »r>in,; iJ >wi.-ij. ai l <T farm a ark?'1 . ‘U-t tl ou| nerd uth- sure; pUtltfogh Souflioni hiua t<» NoU-Wilui' •' 1 ami Kaaaus with dot* to < «X!X|i 1 w» .' iCaLf.wuka.m.l lU Tfrit^-; ml IjX/iTn-n 1 ptaMngrr« atarthi; h mi>R*W cftftfty,' •n Iticir way jwr twxkl. envna do> I- AV ‘'»Tn> ' tcrlKah to fuc. L*. if. At Q. mid । yul. Vrli'uM Burungtuj Kmiu^.^ , ■ r I hotcjiaphs, ■ Thi- lino ha* puLludiel a pamphlet ' u?. "‘'fl* — “ caUi-ii “liuor t>» go Wni," wiiuli con- «*>lli.*(.tor*?. u U-A. tU it,’, when T-w. Wiaa. and ! I' Ivmle Oom rale wirv iud>ct- i •dhy a 'VhH«i''‘«tp»nd jury. *»«. "Iba | office.-1 a^nta pnrbmot u Aimoma!- j «£-«■•«>* J*’ tritai for tnwaun; px,J ..nth a* *dr a* j'.ofT<-y 'dicGto that we I ahould cl*ne the cvuditi.m of that onrentlpn ?” “it uj, the duuitay driving hi* hur*e akiug th» Jvnwy bent L ."' Wh > wa, it that add “Fixyewn hari mg clupM-lyince the hut nun wm fired. ' ia it not tinto that die dieabifithw iufti,.- I • d by-rte rifhwmth Afoooffflmt ihmiM PhotTiphs. ■ ufiiift-s liMEffir' r— VieKHKl (HhL J A UTIC 12. rndonxrb..V.. ,*<at Agents Wanted MM MliDKK^ errafe^ _ REMOVED STOMACH BITTERS “T*-** ■'CyU* । i«n,;.u u. to uqMm ai u!jr LOOK HERE. BLOOii IDBfflKR. LAD! HASTINGS MARBLE WOBiS' Dr.Crook's Public Test SCHOOL i.f »u. nloug th.. Ji-r»oy bomb ?' - ’ No word* can pvc any adequate deacriptiun *>( the dramatic aHect and tromauduuu* |*>*cr of tho reply, xhe voicv ot tbe vpeakt-r wai clear an a l>cll, aud wa- luunl by every mad of the; three them ‘and pnwnnt, aud migiit have ' BOOKS * ium WINE «m. . MhteW eM«*-iey ..... I;. .. IL-. w7;.u «r *" *'"i KtnV *' AMEBIC AN Mil® ' ’ulifo.-uta vault ai* hundred largo t liijw to carry off lbo wheat aba baa nixd thiajiuu. , Me*. Nrihc Ilarri. commuted auici.la ‘-a- --wMMwr Jnmea Clutch, an old nun Uvinr near DanWib, Div. felt ftnm tbe radruaj brulrt Aetna* Vemiflion rir.-r, Wolnraday fort, and wai inataatly killal. A *iu quilt ahova ai the Port HuIt. 1 Fair by Mre. 8w*1ck of that cjfr. ha. in it frapnenb of the dr*MM of Qureu Victoria, I’rinewas Adelaide, and other InliM of th? royrl blood of Eng- j faiia batust. .ll-aianp in jay both 1,0'Ml lien , S|4>-inliJ tilld'dr’i’t , kind* ■ w.toU.iMUy.'in.-l . i Teraitle ru-rw: so&f luxtom- MABEL mid ’i-i-i'l. St! R-.ildui;I br Buelow Cneh Store. DtACK * Fty.fAlfr A A n flr.i alS’rttir U bytnlinj; at the TM-UtolnaH- ' ■ 1 : . II i« (ircvtd DR. CRCCK'S COBI, WAILACE a LAW. o. |Hvitor** to taaaaaaWrOiHl. ,Z"C»i mv.i« t.to-*. ...nJ..Cai-afypi-**. r<*i-. I., /adMlMtr pretwirw. lion ever oCcrcrl - tlw pwhllc. Ii la rich In the tucdlclnuj «u.-.:lHeaofTBr.aM<-«.r«*^***H« ca of tbo TfeyvxU ii nd I.unt s brmirit the na*l rtAMe <tu*». t ough*. C«M«.CferonlcCon.-,t. Ilaflniii.llymre^lli ■■• 1 . Aalhmn and Ttron«>Md< Um rwol mi aaaay ' it ba. L<rv> pteaowoiwl • . •pad&c tee-iWa* :u*aw>6?. lteasa’2^'’ For Falret ln Brwrt. Side dr Bad, Gntvel or Kidney Wm*«’t, DfaeaMh of tho Uriuanr Orentws Janndkcoranyl.lvcrrorjpl.iJiit. It bt also a superior Took; Bestorcs the AppoUli, Strengthens the System. - Cannes the Food td IHgstt,’ ■- WHO Condition Powders! e%ets W a XTBlVttJJtfe llijd., wjU.l’iiy CAT.KTXS' CHAMPION WASHER ___ __________ . _ . PreventslahtritmnFoTcrs, « ‘it * i Glteataneto your System. 11 * *J ■ ' ' ** ” I ' ' ' : ; : inse, ohbknbacks 1 MU ;)ILCBOQK*SHDi£OFTAB [“■A’Wi.w > w-mst if Jrt* ' Adffmnraj^iitfE V*-***. - Mm, /V.M*. MU s3e-“ Is. <U. Nurii. U-anTlxl»« trjMte ■ -..TT ■ 1 MATURE’S Hair Restorative ratFAWILYTSE. Whjt Next ------ -wg.flogjF, i £-t. PUBEFY YOUB BLOOD *-Alare. ■J attft I/tMTatrmitVurrii wooiei jusi inrrn" :i jardAOr. wAi*k. IMHl Ito.totf * to. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-10-23.pdf a19969f6c01c35757bed1d3295b6f9e0 PDF Text Text ■HE R,«rilaucM art -all that by insisting upoc monte, or repealing tLo Ntl uet, which tho Democrats wrong, bat preferred th? wi people and Hie prosn^M| try. It kcpiS^^^^H unilorra, uu.i O^^^SEJg VOL XVII. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves. Shu sms just res|mnding by a charit- ■. lie alighted nt thu depot, ho wad waited able peal of Laughter, to u stale witti- on by the Colonel who nscortnl 'him to 1 icism peqietrated by tho respeoMldv Mr. । Ids rewidnnee. Is ho not drnaming f «» Nothiarlikeltfca.b^ know. in 1 Grimshaw,—amt tho jealously critical Can it bo poteiHe that he ia Ireiig eon- • and Use two mon solemnly rephed, on- I tlu. rountry. Uomsmbt-r thia is undor 1>— si------- — a.------ *-1 ducted M au hussorod gusat to tffo homo1 XV° . ! M- " ‘"s1' ,a'i* ■»•** kw in f«[ of Lwcy Danforth ? Host he longs lb jG? Wo,, vomuj U-- “ ro, U.ib todatorv .u Znaowre.,I throw off his disguise and enquire, after her. Is she still living t and is there a Ilia effect is better imagined ttaw ih • | poeaibility that she may yet tire for scribed. ' Now! gwstlo moder, ph-a.'ra to look at Now, m not this different* i these farts and ask ynttnsrlf. whether I Jb> arrived at tho iwuw aad wn» you wuold like to ha*e them revereel 7 WhMh«r you would like to ,We each *‘If circumstances permitted," said ideas as Mr.Greday, Mr.itWleton, the Cotoncl, "I would like to introduce Mr. Blair, and Mr. Wolk (that fine near him that it seemed noaaiblo that trou to my daughter thia evening, sriw [ specimen of reformer) proclaimed adopt he intended to make a ruin (or it and! u quite prvirwi hi mudial ajiain! o>i 7 If they,had .bOOtojhia eoantn thereby escape. The idea was fmpmo- ■ taunt*. but ah* is eagagod just now and : would "hare been a scene rf'ouinmcrenil tumble. however, as the casamaet was It won't do to break in upon the priva­ I di*a*tcT end ruin You know that as well r insed. Nothing remained far him but cy of affianced lover*, you know." [as we do. WhyiheH *ho«M yssn for a mntn compieto th* entrance which . had “Affianced lovers!" gttspodthe Pne The canvass against Grant is wholly I mrut risk anything <m »uch a wihl, l>oen so timorously cvnimaueed. f>ur feasor when |w> was lift alone. - Ah, ajranonnl one. It is the canvas/of dis- I: reeklOMi visionary *• Greelsy f Hi* casual oboerrer w'mrludsd tlw yuung . theory nf finance is Io pat a placard on away wh*n tlu» only object in life n de­ ftfl-iint«l men. who hare not been able ! tho Tn-axury, •'specie jiwymasU feaumstroyed ? What disappointment* in to make the PrcMcleat a tool to earn- I ed.” Hie tbeasy of protnotioa i* to cat their private and selfish eada It b rmlife's fondest expectationsI count •’ off conimcrv*.- tliu tlirory of : Gave tnIv nrcossary to name die loaders in orthem naught—but in. lav told mr Iiury dor Io know how absolutely tr-lfah and '1 meat is to lot orory. titato of rouatry »• lores another!" pereona] are their motive*, The more Iic.de whoa it please* Hie lliaory of touch iutniue tuft-ring eouid not la*t | law is to ।onion alloiisiinals.., 11m the long—when on the morrow he was in| ory of politics ia to join Tweed, Hireen. troJucml to Imcy'a affincuced, a Mr. unua the personal and Miliuli inotire* of their conduct Take suck men ,a* Goldsmith, he merely glanced nt thit Banka. Greeley, Trumbull and Hrhurx. of political villainy. I» thia n oountrv g*ntlcmuu oa he responded to the cour­ I*t n» look at inch ot them. IHnks Mo- ia which such • tuau caa.lio sueresaful? tesy; for1 Lacy he had clo*r«: scrutiny. rifieed an army and campaign infenti*- i Is it [MMsibfo that thia gcoal Nation can ■ exult uiulinte-bauks. or be led l>y the I lowest chuui of bitriguona ot bo swindled. I by politial gnmastors 7 We think not; support Grant. Greeley wanted the and n> thhiVthu ides of November will pctronage of New York far tiimself uid ■! bring n l.-wm aAcwM* d'eisive and sal­ : really fine voice. though not very well Fanion, but bo didn't gid it; so he sets: : trained, eutitiod him to a [odtion in tba hinmelf up against Grant Trurabull church choir nLivh ha a*, ana time held wanted h'a sin* and eleven other per­ quits creditably, but Ida uuultlro dis-1 sons to be appointed, but he didn’t suc­ . [sjsilion had ttiado hire miamble while 1 ceed; so he thinks Grant isn't ranch. — there, and caused him to surrender the : Sumner was disi^are-d from tn» Coinplace on account of some real or Imng- I initteo on Foreign Ifelalions. an I think* Grant did it; so he would like to uis- ’ place Grant. Wo might enlarge this list, iu as to ; include a doaen or more uren in Cfnein- 1 nati who wanted tp be upjniatod Col-' lector, I'oatmasU-r, MaraUuL etc.. «lc, , tskes phew: Biatcr—How ore you Blair f butit iauruircessary, beu use it iaob lions 1 John Alden rendered hi* par*, in the! Btsra -1*retty well, how are you J n> the peoplo of Cincinnati, who can see ■ auartetto eery acceptably, but at the I IHauw—Bally never weighed s» ao iwtrich, oven if he don put his head close of the |rrformance made an un- j under bis wings. But, as we have said, much in my life. Whafs the news? fertunnio alluvion to the baas os liariag I Huns—Have been away from home, the cauvaaa on the part, of thisto gentry i fallen behind lime. Now tba bare was , n |>crMtial one, in which the great body and' haven't bad n chance to read the | Mr. Helhanl Bpniec, who, though not fore, In a court house. This man wn* ot the people of the United .Stales are Tcierxr. for two days. Bioun- -Yoh still reml the Dcra-ihr mneh of a sinter, was lately from the charged with bank robbery, and o»m- not iuteroitod at all. Tliu elvriiou will' ' eity apd be did not propone to ba dicta-1 milted,to the penitentiary for life. He be decided not t-y dimpiwintai! office Tcavxe then, do you ? ' ted to by John Alduu who hail never ' । read the next day' that Jim Hendricks seekers nor by ambitious demagogues. Heun—Ob, I can't get uLm« srichout (t)>» priareer) lead esraped the officers accn the city. The result of three conIt will bo decided by loilliunv of intel­ it It is the only paper in this State you and departed fur parts unknown ligent lacu who care nothing lor the con dnjurad on if you waut to keep up The l*rof.«snr re-culled these details misetaWc son'hoods or tile pvtty intri- wiihtho news, i easily as he would the reading of some Bsouv—Well, that's co .-■‘aWtUmgh it's alvruys treading ou m/ too*' Sow The utWt clumsy entrance into thn . roam, whereat the Miucs Endow and ' iidlowers were in the bottom of the acre these ere corns oa thoie ton, trod phen Bement laughed; Alden's taco grew . but who do care, aud whose liusiuCM. in th ere i'itu* are rubboJ, it irowi .again*! rec, i.ul lie bit his lips to keen back thn fact, depends upxi it. that tins Country "the grain" d'yreof 8u AgoAmadand angry retort He controlled his pas-1 •hould bo parqwnxi*; that this frvra- nup it sbqpt once ia four ynsfadtet 'I ■ions ami ipiirtly eiused the book and I uu-ul chil'tKl be stable ; that U* debt and gvavraily hut.’ tn order i« ngMa about retried from the room. He was fol-1 the tbird day. Their iirrangrtflenls are lowed into tho ball by Miss Danforth a> prfoct fur getting alt ths MWfc.that wl»> said *<>rTOwfelly: “ Yon are nut going. Mr. .Udrni f ' ties slioul.l damage, if n H ruin, their ib'i'in»M aad employment; for there i« Yns .dios Danforth. 1 am. I mar ' । no buxin-u or i-mpluyinrat which may Ut if the only object giv­ ' | not bo iuturmpteJ, if not destroyed. by not be *u owiloanDcdly it>dapaua*i|l1p>ing u» a «[iecisl invitation fos this ot<*, *—a—political change* To thia great body tokaUy---------------- — nmg was to furnish the company with a laughing sti>*k—as may bo infened from tba approval «-f rileaco you gave you are pret'y certain to find it (>. K., in such disgraceful conduct on the ]>art excepting nf course its protioii' on the of your guests, 1 must reapretfully ling ChuejMaumg G«.im. auxl n Ihing-oef.n learn to l-e excused from further parof that kiud h> which it disagree* (.with tii-ipation in the plraaurm of tba eve­ me; but if it bvlicviw. n,, tiling to, I*" ning!” 1 Prider Grant Uio Union is restored. wrung tlivre is not moacy erpugli in •Jalin Aldan, stay!” cried Lucy, , ' To lain, this (act fully iu. remember Detroit to buy it* support. “ You are wronging me in imputing to that in 1M« lite Democratic party me such motives and actions that wore cliargvd that Cuagreos was a -frag­ prompted onlv by friendship. 1 wo* ment the acts ot recast ruction were greatly pained by the though!lew con­ duct re>md to, but th* remedy was and carried away amid the most fear­ void; and the rsiuntry <li*mraii«er.al. ful Imprecations and curses directed to- la proof, rood the dixLration of the nut with me, for yon remcml-'r that dispute was originated by youraelf, *>y annU the 1‘rofeaaor. A dispatch was Druiocnuk (kmrentiou, and the loiters immediately sent t ■ the city aud before morning officers arrived who fully idrnitifi’-l the prisoner as thn veritable Jim .■llxo a. Large .•Isxortnient JEWETT & ROOT’S FIRE PROOF STOVES! ’SUS 11? Mauufactui In the BEST STYLE and /rm Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. M.4 RK RtrsSRLL. II heeler BLACKSMITHING! BLACKSMITHING. ■j*'i~ “—-Si Emm EktL Hain®, Jut It, Uli. DENTIST Mik ' NO. 26. 1 ting room fell to the lot of beauty, who and music bad been thn stopping stone | But the difference iu restills is imi were aopn enjoying thcniaclrts with (lie of his prosperity and fuimi. Prosperity jnrianl. Gen. Hawley e<npha«i»sd it freedom of youth. and fame ho regarded merely as stop­ in his recent speech in Burliugton JIalL ! ThkrtenaloUemr is not «srpee*ad ping atones to Lucy’s tore. During,। Ho said, substantially i , to nasa too oloao a scrutinv upon curb a these five years he remained loyal to ' •'little os Grant has talked, he has couoctian. It appears to boot ml,On- 1 hot- The hotn of proring himself wor-: said many things that have already be­ toga at a sweeping glanca from the । thy of het was the prime indsutive to come historic. For instance: “The em­ doorway. If he were to observe close-1i action during all that time. It enabled ir tnniui are unconditional surrender.' ly Lucy Dsnlorth, the d -- “-----• - 1 । htaa to re«i*t temptation of ovary kind, ‘I juopore to morn immediately un your I bouroheid, end the ack I and rendered h u> contented with un- work*' -I shall tight it out on this Ime, if । of the occasion, 1« wa j ratarruptad toil which nt hut was it takes all summer.' T®t us have peace.' she lind an unpleasant I abundantly rowar dad by factuna'a sxai'.r. "I shall havo no policr to enforce He had;not ootired ti — 1 With pride he poialed the <-xutra*t be­ against the will of the people.’ Now 1 at a distance, ImagiMtion's lens bad tween Prof. Alden of to day aad John Greeley has written for fatty years—n refracted otmt feature into its proper Alden of fire yoaqi ago. Ho smiled column a day. He has talked all over ol! branches of bmhiteA thrown into cjnfution. In 66e won!, it WA-. the i cuiuplacentlr as he aaforod himself that ji this continual. I chaUouge any man u. courage and good sense of tho admini*tho cooutenamw aoctaed the perfoctir there was no danger of a premature re- i liae in this audience aad quote, off hand, tretiou which has - alone preserved the of bcanty. As ha nontraurs looking 1 as a memorable saying, any line that II stabler and prorperioy of • lafiighy^the young lady, srtA ia discharging fl i Horace Gt reler erer wrote. Industry has increased nnilO- Grant's dutfes cd bastew hi the most eharmit^.-------[ administration ata ran*: rapid rate — manner, ho couriode. that his criticism ' The immediate ciuse o! bis risit toT. I This is a hcL . - T/.TT is unjuat. Tito mouth ia uot largo, and 1 was an invitation from Cui. iknforth 1 7. The curamcrcu of tho country is if if tgus, it would bo entirriy in liaxroo-1 ft> ronduet a musical festival iin that । I greatly cnlargird. Tho nggreguto of ny with-the grucroqs mould n( tha*t>. place, for Ihof.* AHon'a fame hod «■ i export* aud imjiorto exesed bv for anvradii»nj foxhnv*. | |.-iu1<m1 evoa to that reraota joint. As Just Received, at FARMERS WEDNSDAY, OCT. 23, 1872. Mian. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ^^1/tTS. OILS, q/tOCtqiES, Lacy. Ths coaferenca wa* lone, and ire have no tuoana of knowing whst took place except from a few words tlio 1‘rnfcwsrr was hoard to say. "Lney. ytiu have made'me a* happy as I was miserable twenty-four hour* aga. But rtill there is one thing that mors mv enjoyment; 1 fear tho tore you bore tbit folk w cannot be isstoatly and entirely trauaforeod to me. With per­ son* of your disportiori first bve is something lasting.” “My dear John," ahs retorued, "did joa sen any exhibition of affection na my part white tn his society T' Gold & Silver Watches Mi Site ill PM HASTINGS. MICH J. Cole & Son, Money, heartfelt thanks (or those words—good byelffod Uriw yonr Fire yearn had olspoed since the in­ cident chronicled here. little did Jobs Aldou imagine, whoa L» said his adieu to Lucy Danforth that five years would roll their course along before he would again look upon thvt beautiful fere. As John Alden walked homo that J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Money, DRUGS Michigan Exchange. Money. fiiata |uti. of swell a maoMne, bitt largo iii It?1ft I «?.< they are planning to it».-rea*«-i»rthn preMnit fell aud wratiw. They will ou January 1st oulatga thu Wmcu-T jnusvxi by the addition of right colgmna, I making it ono of fl>o tafgfe in Medicines, .. Hi MB, Dye StuIJs, Shingles, Lath, &c. PAINTS ft OILS seven to ieu thousand ibwu j>*r| hour.- [print nlcMH*. as fint M all'the‘other nowapapor proiecs put toguttior. Aud th* gsmroac to thaw engine hoops it along »o Btcauily, too.. Iflhero u ,v>ything 1 adore it is a Governor. •, ■ Bure-(Who wtu • ■noturwu* wag and joker}-Hlrl «4 J That's first ttrto I I That was indeed n Owe aM I But jeHag u >king, and thal'a snuff «MA fto that mouth ha talks ci. ... Ho is not a prolfie writer. But bo can write a mesasigv in as abort a time, and write it as well, «* any Breridout we erm-had. Mr. BholUbargur, ot Ohio, io �I the psrpore ol arresting thn beneflrent I work of reconstruction und enab^ng.l Election Notice. i thore who vrero beaten in tlw Md to re। triorc their ground in politic*. I To this end tho weaknereos nnd sup-. i posed gTieranrw* ot prominent Bepaldi- rVrtioa t • taw-y Oe'eelocsd men fan­ cans, including ‘ our Blair.” were play­ voting. lint nt th- Sautb t>ir «Mnu* ed upon, nntil they t aro b -guited into, make no rndmvsn to odaroal the affiliation with tlwdi life fang personal ahatueful fa?t«, but regard the matlvr and jioliticsd eu»aii<-» But the maitaee as an exrelicut je*t. Hera is the way of Um Republican patty, th" ,budne»s tho Macuti Ttityrofiue dfesweyw, a Demand nun-pobtic.d cliune* »l the roaniry, (Static Greeley papier, make* merry . to their eterunl honor nnd tlw b-*t in- ': orer the slaughter of negroes at tho |*»lls (ferrets of lyunieexy. atowi firm and in- i 'corruptible, and donounoed iu drMwed , terms'the whale nrhetue. Iu tho to! i I elections just roportesl they have ret the ; ineffaceable ecal of their reprobation up- ■ , on it Ami from now until the day of J • tho Ifa-udeutial cieeiiou tho patriotic ' sentiment of the country will a.igmeul tin volumo and stevugth, and thru Um j l*«f reavrrery sgainst the welfare uf the ; Republic wiB fo ror/t amsy lik« snow : flak~ before a June son. ~ SUSTIE. AB MATEI Regular meeting of the Common ' Council at tho Council rooms, Monday | errning, Ort. 21st, 1x72. , ItoWi'Ut—-Mayor. Roeonlor, AMs. ' Basiuian, Hants. Konfidd and Wood. Minutes of previou* meetings read ’ and apffloved. Aicvounti of John WeiMort £or h*il< i for walks 8' and Boyd Craig for re| moving tree from street, til 60, were ! presented and on ’motion were al'omxl I I and oidcra drawn | I!y ALL Worn! - . P. A. BILLINGS. I | Qtrriad. ' n. ■ J OamilU. u h! '-“““"EJi-X. A., It i« painfal to think of the aimrat innumerable topics ot debate which point of view/sinew the Tenney hania electien, whether B. Orate Brown did, or did not, got overreached fey liquor at New Haren. As a public question this ■xmoernd only the people ol NUoouri, whose Democratic Liberal Governor he ter, and the TkUegation that Merers. Colfax, Wilson, Dawes. Boutwell. Kel­ ley, and other nscmlrere were bribed by Mr. Ames. The rirtuou journalism who brought this charge having no bet­ ter motive than the defeat of General ; Grant and the Republican party, aud I the echeme having faite-l. they of course 1 turn to fresh fields of slender end new i psrtnrea of abuse. Yet, the Triiaar'r . latnst article on this topi- was disgustI iugly deficient in vituperation spice. Gen. Ewing exunera'M Speaker Blaine 1 from the charge of having teen cormpt ■ ed years before bo was elected to Con■. gresa, and the TrihmS meekly apulogisea, although it bad been to th-- exponscf lithographing tho evilerxe on *h?«:!i • 1 don't know what to do! Again uiy ।Ifinhlwd by Doc. 1st, 1872. ' mime t« dragged beflire the public i[ Mored by Aid. Hams . through thn cvlusum of the JTeaw jsara* 1 That the draining of the Striker poud a.1, aad* I am held up to the scorn and be done according to the apecificatioaa derision of the pe-_qJe Haar tlioin, presented by the Oomtnittoo, end that •*The peo|Je ot Barry Co. begin to botho cost of *0 doing ba ped by the It. 1 here that King Daria ha* aa many rrlnsuing of orders on the fir.t Ward fbml th ss m Virsses the 1st. and ia just aa far an amount .ufiieiant to pay tho same, willing tu provide for thi’m. Pshaw 11 gentlefolks, a premium on seeing ma- , chines, or matched horeas, ia a very lit- J : Movsd by Aid. Wvpd— tla thing to get riled about" Now, I •i That the rqmrt of Committee to fet went fo say to nil wliom^it may concern, job for draining Striker |>oud be aoooptid and adopted, and the City Attorney ttpi ightly, and »> shapo his course as to FARSAND please and satisfy eresybedy, thcib^aiu bo Instructed to draw up a contract accotdiog to tho qiocificatiotLs aa reported that man. It, has born ray constant by ike Committee, and that tho Con­ stddy to so conduct myself in ray daily' tractors be resjnued to. give euitablo walk and ooarers itiou so that 1 might, surety to be approved by the Council for the performance of the work. a-qirornl; and y« it seem* the wvakness of [loar human nature. I fail, though my work on streets, Ac., of tlttl -<6, was pathway ia wet with the team of eentriaud allowed aa folios a. via: ticra aad sorrow over my failures, thus prevented I •2X71 from 1st Ward fund, «29 50 proving thesincerify of my motives, that ' all that pjor, finite, erring mortal can ’1 Ward fend, and |30 75 from general du ha* been dune to ment their ''Well । 1 highway fund. d'C<'. good aad faithful eeivnnt." Feflr-;! Moved and carried that Juasph Cob' ing that I fail, 1 have jietitioncd. I be aflows i an order of |50 to apply oa 1 remonstrate I and snplieated them (raI contract prise foe job oa Bailey hill pccially John who is ■* Worth-Ira* iu [ Geo.} asking them to uot turn' tbrir 1j Moved by Aid. Wood That tho Committee ppptdntcd to let crSsAiay. fww. triilf, finlfJ Mrosm j job to drain Striker poud be also direcon me any more, that I aa* the Mayor* anil It might hurt the cred-t of the eity. I' ted tu tee that the material ar aweary 1 to construct the drain be procured an 1 That it might injure tho reputation of ।' see that tho work Im jwrfoneo I areunl. graphed He Sa to be abandoned thus in­ my family. That 1 wa* gvtung old and I;'tng to cualrac*. continently; what length of life <nn a could not •land rough usage any more ; u» I could when I was young, that iny j lie expect which haa simply been put in ordinary Typo? Perhaps the most (, grand father fought in tho Revolution, n , painful caoo i* the charge of fraud ip 'land my father voted for lijueml Jack- it | I’cnnsyllama, which, being prospect ' eon, and that I had a family pride aboutr I ively ba*ed on C.,L Forney'" predic­ { Udi thing, that 1. would urn only »t>n-ij tions, now goes Into the limbo of Jrad 1 tiaun to take their paper rnyiol, but | issues IwcauAo Forney liimtolf baa । would get thatu another aubicrili r as i abandoned it. We fear, indeed, that j our own occupation aa Republican I ~ ntBOML.!.-. I tho yob was fat to Merera Quackenbush * an-1 r iaber for the sum of W8. to bq^ । have occupied tho attention of tile proas aud platform for the la»t four month*, which mn*t tow be clna*ad among the ‘ deal iaauM." ‘•omo of them will continue to Im discussed languidly a liltlt wliite longer, but nearly all are uttrrly worn out. Eor instance, of wbat DRY GOODS CSAtJUSE A ItO. M • ■ —I 1XlT,.-Mi" »n-r-w vr.BB 250 Rolls New Carpets, 17 li Packages of Dry Goods, WILLIAM! * Dress Goods. Ct, Plain Black Silks One Hundred Thousand Dollars! WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE I IfcrteSrtKMSS KS.fStR’.: IPIII8 & tVEIT DR. F. A. CADWELL. j>>urna)I-ts is Io be somewhat interrupt- stop making iqiecehe* fw Giant And ' i«d, for the -want uf lirt issiwv to talk,jycL ail these entreaties full like kiclo* ' about. Wo feel hws iatereal tliau we va their atony-heart*. and with the le- • l did a short time since io tlsc question o! gal lore of Blackstone an throne hand. । Mr. Greeley's view* on soceeswii. nod and thn keen Eagle Eye and sparkling.' all specnlationa as to thn make up of wit aud »arra*m of John on the other, ‘ Moveil and carried that tlui City At­ bn Cabinet, never very intcreitiug to they proprai to hang like a war cloud ।, Hurney fee alloaro 1 su order of 1100 tc us, hare suddenly become aa uniuipor- on my path and bring mo down to an . apply on Hilarytent to us aa the quest>oD ol the j*dice early grave, forsaken and despised, with j | arrangement" of the Emperor of the the hope and prosper;* of life blasted,1 bo instructed to call upon Aid. Wooley jEwpimanx. It is a positive relief to are ruined and gone forever. ’ and request but attoudanco at the Mgu1 that Mr. Greeley haa staited on a n,w hr meeting* al the Cummoa Council or !agricultural expedition. Hi may hirj his resigmtivn from the offloe of AHcr’ picked up some useful hint* about ru; ta Imgaa or fenc • rails, while swinging , s[«dacled N?ro. fur that mu*iy» edition ’ THROAT ABB LUN! INSTITUTE [ around his Western circle, which will' on Black "tone with hi* manifold expobe stimulating to the pubhe, no longer । rtenee^in yrereriiy dwarrss, must havo, । excited, either to bopo or tear, by noy long > rc thia learned the wrakues»e« of j proepec't of kia election to the 1’rnnihuman nature, and would lia»e spared me tl>i* humiliating comparison. And now once agnin let me entreat you, by nil the tire of our common huinaninity, | by nil wo hold near and dear on earth. MIIIOIASB FICTBIE FRAMES' This wonWtjl vegeublo restorative i and by all our hop?* of immortality and I Heaven, to desist Don't bo so cruel 1 is tho shi-et-aaefior of the feeble and de-1 bilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the I the State of Kentucky, shows what the aged aud languid it has no t-qunl passionate euteriee, about Republican more respectable of th« Ih-mccratir among stomachics- A* a raraedy fori • rands and money, inflicting wholrsaie Southern politicians intend to do with Hr. Greeley in case of hie election :' wrong upon MMwonf liberals and «■un- especially subject, it i« superseding •• Should Greeley, if elected, nttanpt TABLE I1XUFACTIEI2 I every other .tiwulaut. In all climates, ■ BILLIARD । tropical temperate or frigid, it acU *» a i 's-weifio in every specie* uf dix^d-w I which undermine* the bodily strength IiKTkoiT* ' and breaks down tho animal spirit*. i pUSTATIOS They Lave .{dded to their Immense. Stock Wyft, Tw JITTER! WE PAY CASH Will Hl® lllffl OF WKS WOMAN S. T.—1860—X- Out |gM’?tas3sgs boiler works. Beautiful Women. tb« worst. they u. only Democratic victorias ia dmguiae. Soon thereafter will eppear the more ingenians theorist* who will invent all sorts of reasons tv the aide of the Republican*, «bile eve­ rything (including tho prortigo of these elections, of ooone.) from now until But the CrwresMB, an out and out Democratic Sheet published nt Ixxington Missouri, puts the question of their intention* in a much plainer aud more unmistokeablo light Hear iL Tba Ouvxr, October 12. srerersre* eami to baat. f»U<** asst following appears in ite Editorial Cob Imrt evening GM* IL Dewey, of Hast- a«L Ii sm»h th. laSr.ffcevsrMw»-«»•»•• i umns, very appropriately under tho cut ings. Republican candidite for Bute ’ U. **4 a* sstaral axt torfwt ihsi »* wraa Senator, addrsaaed the cilittt* of thia Jteiartlu.»H<*H<>a. tolu.wili.rare*"!--." place on tin* irsuiM of tlw day. After i j, urind ib» r«« ratl-l tester*at r**m•tating the contest W Men virtually M b~«v. Ii rssaava. rWa--. *mI decido l by ths election, of Tuesday fast, • 1,1’~to“w ■"'*“** U,*‘ ‘*1“v ,U* he mid w. bad now to do chiefly with bh. u -h to *u toU-.M- u-u. ,MUC«. unawaM Bic Itotol. Mlsb. Establishment U c buy our Good* of Manufacturers nnd Import! Comfort’s of corrupt moons reinstall himself and bis army of samniroal, rajr-sucking. skillrt licking kin in office, then 'there | still remains a ho]>o, a laat but sure and final reeort—the dernier rewrt The Jewish High I'rieat. Caiipbax. express­ ed that hurt reeort 1800 year* ago. ra there beautiful end patriotic wordi : 'It gn.es: SwiPE'SAas Pectoral Syrup SPRING tc AVERY. New Advertisements. J. H- SLATER. Engineer, Builder, Cough and la Sr yaiW. «sf« Siwl aii lestoical, 'a erratic course in -- ----------------- - r_jlk policy was ably shown aad proved by Mr. Gnaley'a own word*. He then akatebad eloquently DENTIST of Preaident Grant, that he will be nowmeinnted, pray tell tu -hat the words do mem ia plain Eegiiah. Ibe Gawm■siii Greeley paper, and was the first Democratic Jaaroal that urged hi* nom­ inate al Baltimore as the Democratic riii: lending Dry Goods Establishment in Western Michigan Carriage A House Flags, Danners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted- to Order. aarSubtcnbe fur a Hbjac pa? I per. Take the BaNWSB: it is the Largeai, ChMpeat an4 beat papw paWHwd hi tba aection PartieuUr attenlfen paid to Gla«N Show Cuirdii. LANQLEY DTCZjlTSQI. Baraga. 18. Well Brick. �tife fVrd’ocM4 Bi ret.u V Tax Form Avwrat. Mnrrixa ol the ted in fancy lain** and orvameuted Borey Co. Sunday School Amodation with stMnm of Bed, WMtv aud Blue wiU be h*klst tlw Presbyterian Church, Ribbon*, aa th *aa oulora w*ro the emia IfoMiag*. oxmocue ng Ttrnsday; bltuns uf th* G ucarumrallhat protect* eroaing, Octob-r 29th and reatmuing ,■ all in th* enjoyi n*n: of aivel Rdigtou* through tl>e day- and ureurag of. lilMrty.they were thought to bo very ap­ Wednesday, October 80. Bee. Geo. H. । propriate far thw oceatton. But a* it TO THE QVALIFIED ELECTOR* OF UDe Of the City of Hastings. --------- dh——*— 1 hereby girea, that tho several Aldormaa of lb* several Wards, eating Rscuirsire*. *ad«.- u4 by wlrtas *r*a Art MUllM “As art tatfor I* e**eagyto*ee»ny Htckox, ot Jackson, Cbainnau of the Executive 0owmltt>« of the State 8. S. AaeuriaUen, will deliver the address on Tuteday evening. Prof. Merrit Moore, of Kalamaew, Secretary of th* Stat-> Executive Couimittvo; lUv. John L. Maifo, of Cbeboygnn, an-1 other* are ex­ pected to be prravul and deliver aildre" ’_______ J. Menu, rjt. I CHUICHU. ~ d-nandr for ’Hollo•wgy a Pdb *ad Ointment* .* ’ ‘1 ~——---------'«=prfoeipfol partie* valuable Medicine* ’’In order to prote. ■»«* Pml O’Clock A. M., until 8 O’Clock 1’. M. THE ■ HUM . B. J. Gxaxt, Prreident. Turn. D. Msmu, Sre'y. W. D. HAYES, Recorder First Ward. , D"*- ymtK MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division Ma. Eatroa:—In your last issue in । At the ML?vllnm Kelrnol Hons* in “We call yuur particular attention to Hope. Oct. 25th. which wa* published a list -if premiumi At the School House in Quimby, on awarded nt our County fair. Hie Secre­ tary of tlw Society mq* complaint is Saturday evening, Oct 26lh. Monday evening, Ooi StMh, at thr made by tbo Agent cf the W. A Wikm 8. M. (Jo , nt this place, that the ComDoty ScbooVIIouse in Johnstown. Tuewlay evening, Ort 29th, al Na«l»- mitte* on Sewing Machin** del not “vtyl* of goods. come around to award any premium* “Information ooneernixg any inch Thursday afUruom, at -one o’clock. ufi^ »81 •- received <•«. 31st, at Woodland Cenwr. •’spilt thanks. Friday evening, Nov. 1st, at MidJ14“Wo ask the fannr of all the iafac1 premium. We dnslro li any that we **018000 vim can giro in regard to .boeo will accept the challenge nnd work for th* premium. at any time and place the Now tlA Hooonrabk* Company, agout of th-» W d W. Cd may dosigaware that your law* do not permit nate, in the City of Ilsstuig*, after the them to coppy the precise getting up of my Medicine*, put their oaun terfrita in­ Truly. to another form nnd intimate that they vOatuea W. Wright, ia aerionaiy aick. adopt a .V«r IM. Show coming this week, all tarn out. Tho object nfkbMe peojie in referring Proceeding* ol the Board of Super­ dicineu ia, that it may be believol that viton will appear next week “'Mr. Cha«. Dolph ha* his hack run­ 1 am connected with them Smith arof the new proprietors and we In the intereat ot the public, 1 there- ning now tn and from tho Depot know them to be gcuthmen of ability, iore rrepccdufly invite you. to be pleased ✓It i* getting vary dry, and fanners and bespeak for them success iu their to gire an insertion to lhi« Idler in e»ur complain that they cannot husk the it paper, that your reader* may not ba deci*vcd by this “New Yack Chemical | ^Grading ia now being done on State habitant*, with tbu*o surrounding it, | ■ Compaav’e" spurious Mcdieinea. Street near th* Depot will do all in their lower to sustain the Each Tot and Box of my Gamine Raaaell A Norina have gut un n Jadrpi adraf Lv not only [ntnmirixg it i Medicine* boar .the British Government •pfosdsd stock of Now Gcod*. Locknut thruiselre*, butjiring their induenc* fur otftsid" pat:ci>ag<*. That yon may j ru*- j Stamp, with the word* “Holloway's for their new Adrorti**meni next week. I Pill* and Ointment, Isrmfoa,” but they p r. gentlemen, ia the sincere wish of 1 r-'lrrast -VViird-At the Old (Jatdmg-MiH, oa Jefltaam Street, North Side of Thornsppi* Hirer Second Ward-At the Grand River Valley RaJinad Deput. T’lslrd Ward-At th* Coasraoa Council Boom, in BrewC- Block. 8ta|o Street. . I’ourth Ward-At the SborifT* OSco, in th* (krort Houee. (•*. fe>n ksrtMf ilMireMaastonlttl* iSm u th* Hill!.,, »r,m1u urtsr s*U Art.* W. D. HATER, Rreorder. Will nut th* Offl.ors of Township A*•ociationa and tho SuparintendcuU of Snndgy rfoboeb extend this wUn and BOW ia, becaure there i* a firm band at *4cure Mm 4ttedanc* of Ibl*gnhn frem I tba bead of the Gorerumen t that they have learad to respect and fear. th*h Baufey School* f ~re'» iiiB^i<hn.JJur"u‘1MOure. yre.-re-u. MASONIC. Saturday, November 2nd, 1872, tuocracy tu flaunt the Radical colon right in their ftw* and one of their leader* who atyt-M him*.!! M. D. de­ clared that before it abcaih! be done “fo VMM tMf tt* Aarfiraf Mnf M a HnwwidwksA." Talkofahakiug hntfda friends name k<goth*r from all part* of with *uch man ! When you are pre1 the county. The propio of Hastings 1 paicd for Treason you may do it, but ! will entcrtiun all dalugafo*. Bright Jama* F Brown Cbaries D t Barnes Georg* A Breuer Otto Cook David R THE MH'HIM, , Cornwell BUvsatsr Cook llowanl ' Clough Horatio ' Cook A drin D j Dewey Georg* M si-irui. Notion Cole Jeerpb < Ortrt^bt Harry ^hidoater Benj F Cook AaaJ (.'oou Sylveeter Goodyear Henry A Goodyear William H (iutrkunst Georg* Gutekcn**. Christopher Grebb John A Goodyear Georg* E Goodyear Nathan B Green Henry I. Goodyear William 8 (Riguesl) THOMAS HuLLOWAV. Tbs laaiieauevf th" ZZ«sr-faaraulrou- i tain* one «( the fiocat specimen* of j •‘reliance ujost Providence” tint we ■ jUari! The on neo can hare the same, by proving property, ami peying for tli. no- ___ „f Q But JuM a* good a» any other. But Just na go<») a* any otber Rut just a* good aa any other. Rut Jut u good a* any oilier. not think could be found “iu a'J Israel.'' t> nay nothing about Hasting*. It -tale" that if certain State* (a* ehowu in the table) shall *0 vote for Hera** Greeley, that Ilurnre can be elected, nod tkiaft tkr rulin'. itill epm. Such win S.tji aI auction on the 6th of next month, the uraal amount of stock, Ac., that is gen­ erally dispoaed of at auction salat. IWr! alts' lc* Cream ha* tong riooe “ played out," but the Confocticaerv, Grocery. Inspector* of’Eloetton in th>« 8l«t» Boots for m*n and bore, and Shoe* and Diamg Room* of W. B. Ilitcheoek. this fall will be required to provide two for women and girk at the New York I rail *nd aee. ballot bore*, or one box with two aptrttni-uls, for til" coming etocti-m. Th* candidate* for Elvcturw, 8tuto offiems, Ibiprewntotiro ia Congo-**, 8-snator and Renreavntatire iu the Hute Irtgislalure, and County Officer-, will all l« voteil on one ticket, nud deposited in in th* New I ork Cash 1B want of aar tiling good to one bos. Ballot* on the proposes! Lumben.ien: Shirt.. Sock., \ "’r' amendment* to. the Couriit jtion of thia G/Or«, Star CMhiat^| State will bo deposited in a wj«trat# House, Grand Rapids. Michigan Central R. R. Goes Out olq. nuuru »«» oirict route, IWiX'^SSJbKa S3 Cl SOLD IX HASTINGS, < BYACKLEY $11.00 for Men's Good Suits-Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. 34tf . . n« i /--------— *■— . .ft. -. —. - Nvw Mr. Baltimore, the thing was too big lor your comprehension I am reports th* prospwcla far a largo Repub­ lican majority, ranch larger than here­ not going to say yuu lied abuu' it O ao. tofore, in that township very flavoring not a bit of it; but you htv* deu* tlw I’aocxawsiae—The Shoo! BoiMing I under th* superintendence of Mr. B. Mount of Ann Arbor, who ha* tba brick i work tn charge, and Mr. Taylor of loin sing, the wood work, ia rapidly raising heavenward, and the third «tory commeoced. It is their intention to have it ail eacfoaed before cold weather *4* Th* hat Book, ofdivuion A. Lias* 5 va* not returas-J to tho officer* of the Agricultural Society, which accounts for th* non-appearance of tba preminm* Wooley Dewitt C. Wlnekleman John < . Wright Harney Whaler laaac Young Andrew A. Second Ward FOBUISMBc MEV TOBI CAM STORE Bo*-. lio.'.iy W. ra SUES tteKW MBS USB fflffi KEShES? EDI 84EER tie NEW I® Uffl ffiEE Newman I Icbanl W Sachtreib '■eJrr.ek Noblsa Joel ft No Ua* Julius Power* Samrel leave to doubt, and also bog tim pr.vilego to make a abort reply through bis. re. » u, taw- re i w~--> -« ” T~J-r ‘E" ■ - ”— =- -• ------ "■ u. rm n M sire .r bu>. giea for thirty |>er cent lev. than before. I mean jua< what I eay- My baggie, are all made of tho be*t material an 1 wad flushed AD who anbmprta buy­ ing bad bettor call and ano me before I got out of ch* notion at rellmg st €•>•! Hasting* Sept. 3d, 1872. And many buy them. And nfany bny thorn. And many buy them. And many buy them THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. T_ .i_ ____________ -Wo wete farored w.lh a Hick* WillMai F Hick* Chasln H Pure Wines and Honors! iuma aa awarded at our County Fair, and published by ua last week, th* award in claaa No. 3, Dniaion C, to Mr. Hditob.—1 eaw a short |dwv in Clark Sutton fur beet Cheshire boar, not the columns of the Il»*t J.Mr»al, pur­ porting to ooms arum Baltimore, and trying to make a report of the grand Grant and Wil*m rally bel l at th* Durfee School Hous* in sail town, last coining cold, fur notwithstanding tho Saturday night, and by th* rami sign­ temperature ot the place where bis Faed to it would indicate that i: contained t-nic Majesty dwell*, tur devil i* afraid all thn brain i of aud town, which I beg _. Al) who buy them like All who buy them like AU who buy them like that the would be »Uj>ervi»or. udmitUsi a great many thing* Now Mr. Ballimure, one J >hn will toll vou what ho did admit, lie admitted that General Grant'* Administration wa* so pure and bright that >1 did reflect; and when tho Oreeleyised lUpubiicnns looked at it, they only aaw the reflection ot thrir own little sunk, and that was what ftightned them so. No wonder! Aku>, those three ebeers, gireu for Grant and Wil­ son, were roaring big ones. Abo tlus* three last cheer* given for the Sfeto aad I County tick*)*, were tretueaiiuoe. lag | one*, lonuwh eo. Ibex they shattered ' the poor, weak, toll, aiokly, brain of; Mr. Baltimore, and mad* him bring American Organ Don't buy until you examine them and e*« tf they are n-H Just a* good oa any other. Ii Offirefi tu tte Pillic ti its Merits. The Weber <fc Gabler Pianos WARD & THAYER. Hastings 4 AUsgan. May 15, ■ | ■VB Rend Alvin Robert* Jarno* P RuareD Julius Bock Adam M BeedGrorgwM Rich Jaron B«nkia Georg" Don’t buy until you examine them lanae Fand *ee If they are not Ju»: w good •" Makepeaea Mtxhar Loreuxu D. | any other. Srtaon IMrtd P. Oralrorn Gaotgu U. Or.torn Mlle Ormsby Christ G. _ Palraiaur George’A , | Price th® »M to »taj. WansiHSjtsn ftn ten Mb lia vemHijun Prtn torn M to Ilk fbtuH 5 jun. forUi th* above report. Tba wnald bo« Bureau<on, or Jobs, lishment «P ytortue.—At Unwra Hall on Thurs­ day and I May avenging*, tba S4th PoHtios here ia bat aotllinz into the IW •»». r—« Londa. T.R- old channel* cd Union and Bebel as it i,m J ud A»™. has boon heretofore, and it will remain so aa krag a* the old Bouri>cn Democracy are mowed by too aam* spirit* that wustaineJ the rebellion. Republican* her* ■re Legiuing tn eaa that it u uaalcs* to flunk of “Shaking band* aero** th* BfoUy Cham,” with R*b*k until they are triltag to r—eh half way. Henre whatovar g«>l opnwu they may here Mtactaiaed lor Greetey, whBa the spirit of Rebellion ia still rifo and rampant, it in an toveeiiiaw" duty to vote for Grant j 10 Barrel k>l» u>4 W 1“ drejeni at « vancc above Cttr-Joad Rat*.’*. small MaoHareaaid oa fen* Uncblw anM on User, HacMnea aMd on Un**, Machlaae sott on tire*. Fourth Ward. Angle Andrew J Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles o£ all kinds, w lUfim WWO If Wl l<W LOTSCASH FOB. Third Ward. �CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN. Gigantic Gift Enterprise. airfield ttliMlb ft, rdflowi^j re. WILLS’ CAHBOLIC TABLETS tnariuUe puesagw.ia Mr. Kumuev's last adhuaK The time f«a th.- »uMior» baa j.aaaeil, -»|NKiaUy who. H* «»,»«! power would • mre mot. reramd.Miuw^t»rea1 uf ttear defeat. VHney tfter Rhow-citlren. Uumid not l-e flaunted iu the faces of the v unquMhed It ahemffi be inacribe I •m rvgitiH-t.ul eulnra. unr jnrtrnyed in l*-tun-v at the Nation*] c-Bjutal. Uut the imweht h» uuiber.t u. a regimental ••hir with the forbid dm luwnpiMiu I Ho i» a (lirture M the National capital । rerelliag nrariea «rec fellow-cfuara*. ' tpoB tiki* Gen. Garfield made the fobtawtog mdignent and rtaqurnt <*xn- $166,000. THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. L>tM« tM»M U Ik. ArvklMt. Mr. K. K. Mfsis. Ik. Iw® »t iIm I-vrlsfet s' Ire » Cthtm. thsslsf af Itu Nr- Capitol U MM>i*m. tars taSfO-.^ The Calvert Lithographing Company of Detroit, Onuul Mtuiral Entertaiiunen! St. Joseph,Mich. Sept. L1872 The New Oapitol and Grounds, Guarantee Satisfaction . s., * "at.« P“?» 1 “Who rroto that ? Wer «mH earih uiMjrtntMtd hur it might have liee'u I>enitril by Ji-tf.r*ia Davis or anv of' I tee lArmocralic learimu of the Hut •I- you raaliae, can you cumiKphaed. that tfesw are the Brurdi of Charire Sumner, oi -M«k»ailiu»etts »- tliat he ' left them hs-lund Io lie re.i.1 lieforA u ' public meeting to Fuaeuil Hall, when be' sailed fur Er..pc ! I«l u* review that id/* for a tm luvnt. Yuu tuurr not writs upon tho walU uf yuur home* the liattle* in which y«ur suns laid their lirm up JU th- irrunuten’H altar.'bes-auw (hey may remind -«nnc man of his dofi-at. A soldier must nut occupy the 1‘r.aidnu-1 tiul ihuir 1-uiMitno nuiu tuny !«• remind- 1 ml that 1h- helped to jMt doarn the j*. •' ledlioa If this is tree, if thfa doctrine , i. right, f int» 9ou frartrnrh Utr han • ' ’■ QT“W<N4*Mt br railroad »U1 ]„ BLOOD PURIFIER. ,900 in ILenl Entatc ! $3,000 itt Cush OPIUM EATING ANTIDOTE CARD TH EVERY INVAUl IUU iki*. Ueetik ®r All! b. . 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS WHATEVER^ dSSMSIfSWi AGENTS DR. AT KIN Cure* Recent nDdOld-dtanding I>i«r nt:- «pp)au~<.. and , n. ...t X - I Ur. "umucr »aya lb., preei-ucv of INwi•l-ot Grant iu the White I Liu*- ia w Ikiuuct with llu* lurlmbl. n in vripluiu, nail must b* rvmur.d. / eunrer (hat (f Area. Grant u th honor tor nmlrf. thtlouor ihtlnrrerh itnui: (Great, ' ■heerinoj It wa, to refute that «i-riaou -lauder upon tho •nldirr. that' a‘ IU.OAII uf t),. vr(cr.ia< nmouiblad M . 1‘iltabasgh. I eay ucaia that ,»• wutiM of utikindarv. fell from ihrir Kre 1 W lieu Mr. Grerley, trvia th.- lugli pu- I ■ituiu ul u.am’idute fur tho l*muiracy,' •J.r* adherwis*. dvrlare bi* aU-Trat*«"s tu tu- uttrrly flits. 1 (Anphauw )’ . KrrUtwlM.U.trM LADIES-.’umiRFx R^urr .stef INOCURE.NO CHARGi ; Tw^mT Btooo PuwnERr4^ Uraufa Justice to Soldiers. IWo followintr inriiieut uf th? bur war I taken fccm PMpD* Tjf, ,f f;rnt Wheti wtoatm-rv Ha into Vick,burr, I It...• .Kr .1 . . . I HORAf10 HUH, Prert 8TANLET W. TORHffi, Wj. Agents Wanted7 CAMI'AKN EUDECCK tTTt'ikxr Iilrloligiim! -Jfcl Sr ,u • aptturtr took adrentugu uf tbs soldiera* • -sicra*-., tn charge the UKvt uutrag*• iu»rau*. One ot ihi'ON bsartl-s. tmiaev i; rubber. «u brought u. tern, by G-n-iu! Grant in tbs f. Unwin- manner. Th.; steamer hail ita ducks i-rowdel HAS. J. OUS.8a ML । SURE, PhotoCTanhs, Fhotgrashs. HALI'Olil) ‘ ’j-j™ LSOTMSHlBLMUd ‘ TABLE SAUCF, LOOK HERE •Are you tbr l upbita «f thia 1 Yre < ton end." manJ **’Liirr»’ hup- v THE BEST HUGE AHO BELIIH FOR FAMILY USE. -Ahum twahv Bumlrod ai l ti.‘ •What Lave mu cuar^-l f»r iroJ" •Frida >n to twroitytiir ilullur U.M. Z,VsMHUt S'9A, Mire, N«. II t'annl H., Gram! llrpid-, »K«trajfts?2i set .Lift Carriage & House •Ton tn twraty-flvr tai h } ia thrt, Why, that la too mod-r*;.. It is u [■ lliut you uhonW totv- to tab- th.- I. for to smalt a rtnn Y-u bad Imt RE MOVED !tiuody>ung and growing urcliael DUTY Ob'!’’ 'I’lC-AH I bg buiMum, living stream of water. SXQU INIitVEMENTSVot: Cl CBS I •Hl acres under impruvvmoot*. 1 Bulls------- ........... e ,,, , £mm Scbfe-1 House. fugur Ihi.Ii .... ’’ ’ ' ‘ \ '.' i-,,- ..... 1,00® tree*. Hj-b-u-lul uml.r of nil A.. Ar. ’ ’ u:u|er>ta»d it until, ia a tew luinulea.’ Aimlu; Oak, Ihmwood, WWtermel . tc THE WAYTnORTAIN (il'BGOCDS: Fur further in-, c,rsM.n.ia< .i adi.:,-.., x.« »'mL na < nl»r came from the gu-ni to knap forms. fti.> je-r acre slek tasxber. .d r' i«».i ike’emwr tho ■reamer itjni! the €>|itaiu jcLL Loci st ruction*, inquire at this Office, or , •• V,"*1,1"’” " ■“*. । oil over »rTx tx dulbn takmi for fare । tbs propri-t ■•*. fii ru ecch officer, and sill over $3 fruva cm h soldier, mid th» order wa- oboyed. The men knew tbut :b«y had bm.« viciimiA'd. bat £<!t b-lplive. Wbeu they Irarnad what the Gem ral hud dour. ' th^jnree thru ch.«r. ffir Grant with a I rr- n—ture cut ivDi^i IM.., Flagg. iittnncfs. Mrtunterg, and !olitiful Caricaiurtg Painted to Order. WOODEN OLOCK UTTEH What Next? < hunt Msid tu -tn- u( Li, »uti — • •TH t«rh thoai rettubxa: rum tint j lhe buys who hsve op-a -d the river f ir ' them are no! tu bo plundered uf their i bun! rwruingv oa their trip hutn.If I trade i. to foliar th- Du' k> .am, it I HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS I Public Tent LADIES Cathartic Pills! on. crook's WINE AMERICAN BOOKS MARBLE Condition Powders! 4u.lk. t-ib 4>| w S-ura living which the war oacariuaad. eapec-tally ia Wusbirigtuu, luCt him At it« end ia debt This wa* not the rrault ■if his (■onKmdrxpeaditnr-i Tbs*larn•-s: part of the liule capital which he l«a'—.id at the Logining uf the war .4 H-SU leswlr^teu ewse^f U*4. raxr,7. •eCPfSSSM Dr. Wells’ Eitracl of Jonteba COIB, WALLACE k LAW. .. Paslalo. <h*krr.^llneipU*.^ *' imZIumU faksalrkv re van a lips peptic AtFaarl . IV—.— t&Jml IC’fWSMF'""*’ SCT. "" w&bere sAsMUadf L*a4 ef •** uee seal*. ‘"opSTi TOT BUOCIES, •teto ae<*«sail Ar/IT FilCGJiK Wr Atf7 a-Twmk SiCr. serelfll * w «tsisunslHM III llall sot-ril*4 __ The •*<'., B 4 Q. B. R.," ronaiar from 'tucago tlmwgu GatoeLurg to ItorboKtoa, baa achiavra a apb-ndid rcputalioB iu the last two yaara as the tu, WB MJ SffiET IRON W arK-i—-U-.* m-a-.i J—I— i— $60,000 00 SEWIING MACHINES. T.- us draaa «^o. «s. 3U. i-:, D■» AM.se dl Ike —I laprammair Me4 kw .irvstar. TWOGRAJD CAP! TA LN OF IN NATURE’S Hair Restorative Gift Enterpris, ’$5,000 Prevent* lalarious Fevcra, m Gives tone tuyourhytUm. TRY MLCIUMIB’SWIKEOFTA h GREENBACKS! mi PURIFY YGUB BLOOD. ™.t» Wpouss-i ipuiri -B- b *■ U'-l" «h»b < 1 HAWINGS- MEAT MARKET! WANTED,*'—S'JJ BusincNe that will Par POKE ROOT I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-10-30.pdf 68cbbeaf97e835831d5a1f50aeeaf360 PDF Text Text The R,tfdn-icv , On motion of Mr. Jones, the report of ■ Committee. was adopted. The Committee upon NIomIImoou* Claims, through their Chairman, fisrtber reported that they bad examined the following account* and would rwocotn- VOL XVII. htfesW Mi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN C8f^ WEDNSDAY, OCT. 30, 1872. NO. 27. jjartr£. Just Received, at —J. II. Mooroe. Darid W. Smith, and Elijah P. Barnum. Committee no Finaucc — Henry, Brown. D. It. Cook, Rimaeil K StanImi, John McCallui, ami Rieharl . ilArroRD wU.. u, MUM. i^gaslstE I Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, On motion aeeounl No. 2 wi frv® the table and diooltewcd. Ou taniion of Nr. HoHneoa.! Universally known ax the BEST HEATIXG STOVE in the World! I ask the gbofa to La assessed nnrrn lb* shove described lauds. J. W. Haronrstis, Drain Ctommiesiooer. Dated Hastings, 0*110(5,1*72. On motion of Mr. Monroe, die Re­ port waa accepted and adnptafK, tin motion Board .Vljoarnrduntil 2 On motion a! Mr. btantoo, the report of (be C inmlUre waa accepted. On motion of Mr. Briggs. tbo report of the Committee wan amended by lay- to ssaem upon the several description* in their townships, the auras aarrportc<I by the Drain CommteslotMr. as a drain tax ; al>-> the sums so reported by the II? Manufacture eral, containing a statement of the amount of State tax apjmrttooed to thia County, which on motion, was rwertwd Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. thereto"the amount of three orders Cnw out and accepted of Thirty Bve and 32 100 dollars, making in all to the credit of the County Treasurer fur, and oo account of the shove named improve* meats andadjusted by the Corn millee 11,158.72.' In addition to the abort we tad that W. I. F. 11 sms is enlitlsd to Salt! Salt! Salt!; iiikirr. fokn*. point meat by this Board to prepare the People's cases tor tilal at the next term of the Circuit Court, reported, that they had performed the duties assigned them and that Mr. Edward A. Holbrook ac­ cepted the appointment above mention­ ed, which on motion was accepted and Wheeler 7777^2 The C'ornmitlee on Cossuty Building* submitted the following repeat: To the Boon! of Supervlenra of Barry Countys—We. year Committee, ap pointed to report on County lluildtnp. Willson put In the Jail barn, and al«o that the els: rm nt theJsjl be re-plastervd, an.! new LUnds in the upper windows erf the BLACKSMITHING! Attorney for the Pefvple. for and during the Term Adopted. The Chairman anaouMcd as the Cam­ mine* with to e-nfer E-lward A. Holb-nok :Memes. D. 0. llnbinsm and Pkia- “aTit. a'J«V.' FRAN KVWaKK Mr|Nivbol» moved that th- Char* man appoint a Cooamilta- of three oo aprariraomrat of Taxes. Motion prevailed. The Chairman announced the follow­ ing as sock Commitlee : Mooers. Niebria, Crmsy, and Wilcox. Mr. Cobb lalrcdueed the following Resolutkm : that no atroual of the Reg tern sn Bas Joe 19, 1112. DENTIST Sail litiija. Sflii Silier aii PM HASTINGS, MICH. J. Cole & Son, J. P. ROBERTS & Geo. C. Xkhoks, David W. Smith, , Pleiades Brown, David G. Robinwm, GROCERS Russell & Nevins DRUGS Michigan Exchange. Me dicines, and I John McCalla*. Paler Cobb, J. H. Monroe, Otr tr taill* Lnraium Ma LAE HASTE, STUCCO TATE HE HE Hi BAB, Dye Stu Us, Shingles, Lath, &c. Maple Omve, Orangeville, Prwwville, Rutland, Tbornayple, Henry Brows, Into Q Cresrv. Lewie WHsOg, F. W. Crilnss, Cook, of Has tinge City, was rimae t. Temporary Chairman. On motion «rf Mr. Monroe, th* B<wrd proceeded to the election of Chairman by ballot, with lisa following result: PAINTS & OILS City Dining Roornu (Strictly Ternpemnce.) WARM MEALBAT ALL HOUR8. iW"Sabucribe for a Home puper. Take the Banvu: it u the Larp»t. Cheapest and beat pa­ per puhlinhed in thin Bertion of Michigan. F. W. Collins baring rrairod a ma- j taritycf roue <rf all ibe Supers morn I sleet, be wu declared dnly elected m ; chairman for the current year Mr. I). W. Smith moved ibal the I Chairman • Coumrttae of seven I ‘"Mteicn wevaiUl. Nr. D. K. Cook moved that the chair man sppoiai the folUwm- standing J n iji i : > i । i 8. H ilL Hasting* City, OetoUr, 14th 1872. $ Thia being the day designated by th* Statute of the State of Michigan for the Annual Meeting of the Board of Super visors. The Supervisors cleet of the severs! township* sod the City of Has tinge, met at the County Clerks uBcc, in said county, as above, end relied to order by the Clerk. ■ On the Roll being Called by Town­ ships and City, the following were pres­ ent and answered to said evil an M- » « .. rWTS. OILS, qnooeifics, Gold & Silver Watches i n e Defy Competition All of wliieh is revprelfolly submitcd’ D. B. Pair*, t Sepia. G. Sraiaxa, $ of Poor. Hssliop. (kt, 12th, 1872. On motion of Mr. Munroe, ths Re­ port waa accepted and adopted, and re forced t» the Committer on Finance. Ths G-mmittae upon Miatallsneou* Claim* through their ChaioMn Mr. Munroe, reported that <h*T had examiard th* fonowiag secuaHls, and would On motion of Mr. Cobb, Board sd timed antil to morrow morning al the Wu. H. Powxaa, Clerk. On motion of Mr. Nichole, the report wasACerpted and adopted Op motion of Mr. Cobb, theShertfl was authorised to attend to repairs reeotn mended by Committee oo County Buildings, erf the Jail and Court House, and the Superintendent! of Poor, those at the Poor Honor, and the purehmo The Committee upon Mtaeeilaneoua Claims, through their Chairman, ftrrth-r reported that they had examined Uv following accounts, and would remrn. �tras wittns-ros Lrtrsv ____ patissal Ityttiiean Ticket. Election Notice. 1 , >n>pow ty as iU ------ —- — — D«L««& W«v <1» l"U "t I: seems tv me that tU vitiatod and head radknllMn. w alre-dy decided. co nipt rd tastes .if the readers of the Your correeponacni mu aswuy*^s«• of Barry. ~ iniwrttbln ia which it ends I sortsd that the dungs of ftmit assumed ’ 1 Hoau Jo*n>*i inm-t be entirely esli.fi rd That Boovmnay And the soil of Bar­ «,«it with th>- tuntmnpt it deserves. 1 now, with Ilia maaterir billingsgate by the Democratic party at their Bslfi- and■ it «•!> i>"« rewiltn far t!w*> of ry County dunyc: productions from the pen of their new more Convention vu not made in pursu­ our time Ignored pirty who do not wish ance of any real change of their pro­ to be involve I in that eontompt, to re­ that journal ever had any serious alaver, and disloyal principle* proclaim­ pudiate it at the polls. In order that Tua true soldier I* ever dssetvlttg of d.,ubta (!) about it* ability to “dive ed before, during and since the rebell­ this may be dene; in order that every voter mar eunacsentlvusly cast hi* vote; any place u? public trust ot cmnlument deeper and c<>v»o up nastier’' than any ion, but ia ftsndulsnt dissimulation of in ordur that the ulteraative may not to which bo may aspire, th* duties of other, it can now rejoice with “joy un­ their real sentiments for the purpose cd which he 1* competent to ’wrforrn with speakable and full of glory*' tkat suc­ getting office. This we have asaerted credit to himself and the people. Just cess has st last overwhelmed them. especially true of tho Soutcrn ex-rebels, With him, they ean all doth* them­ u bo almost to a man retain the amne ses, and he possesses all the Jefferson- selves in green malignant slime as with sentimcuts upon which tlie campaign a! fan quallflestlone. Let every patriot a garment, and bo will yrt retain 1MJ8 wait prosecuted. These, howev­ enough to look quite natural. er, are the very vnen who went office ; and every snldler VOTE for him. And they hare exhibited considerable thn most, and who thsrcfore cry oul of Cod,” said an eminent writer. Buch shrewdness in selecting a man who loudest in favor of the milder views of a man Is a necessity iu the office of ha* nothing to loose and everything to the Cincinnati platform as espoused at ^County Treasurer, and Milo T. gain, a ITorfJi-lrM aJrrntxrer, without : moral, social, cr financial r»s]ion*ibi1ity Since the disastrous re*nlt* of tlie 1 Wukklkb is tliat man, VOTE for him. | that can uttar hi* slander* with porfret October election* have made tbo weak| Tna only protection there is against impunity, a sort of ragged camp folnesa of the Greeley coalition apparent, This wonderful vogoUblo restorative ' awindUng apreuialors in real estate fa | lower, that would Vo in hi* proper elo- some at tho Democratic paper* both | tbe official record. Thai thl* reeonl | meat, when inhaling th* poiaonous va­ North and South begin to disavow, tho jis the sheet-anchor of the feeble and de-' por of a dungeon, a wanton gormandi- humbug that waa cooked np at Balti­ bilitatcd. As n tome and cordial fi>r the I mistakes. Vote for Johx Horcnros. I| rev, who seeks to slake hie thirst, and more and are now engaged in vomiting Oo laws must be rigedly enforced j latten on thn blood of character, whose the crow which their heated stoma'lis that society may be protected and fraud j highest aspriatiou* of lifts manifest ennnat any longer retain and refuse to^ are especially subject. it is superseding' i and crime prevented- To ensure this11' themselves in trying to drag everything digest. ■ .te-treble object—Vote for Cnsni-Ds O. Mnto the same cesspool In which he is , Th* last sample of this very nafural ovary other stimulant. In all climate*, : wallowing With infinite and almost ex­ result of tho bolting of food incompeti- tropical temperate or frigid, it arts ns a i' tntic pleasure and delight. Loping there. bio with Southern stotnaeh* ia given in specific in every 'spscir* uf d-surdor ' by to riw, Iluruix-Hke from tbo ruin, a recent editorial of that unscrupulous i ■ and light hi* torch front tbe fanrral pile Greeley organ, the SaraaMi JUntt. It j of otiu-r and better men, a man whom 0vn County Surveyor designate* the, |। hit new made friend* liate, aud dared 14 What is to bo tho uffuct of these LYON'3 KATHASIC: !' Ura&dario* of uufr farms and lore, flics not nominate, fearing that he would ' elections on the Presidential canvass a jidi'rerr! tteparty, and now tii-kle him daw days will develops. It i« very poethe tinosof our public highways and is (I wiih th* proaiire that he shall be pul aible that tlie loss of tbeae States will ( upon the editorial staff, (and such a give a ntw impetus to ■ tho Straight-out staff I) to do all tbe dirty work, know­ 'movvuieut, and that thousands of Dem ' ing that h« would do it with a kccnhcl- ocrats who hod mads up their minds to r ’ ish. He likes it, it is better to him than ,t|io UffJimry of sustaining ths Cinrin। any nomination, especially wh-u sure 1 ■ and certain defeat would follow, if he the principle* which they have never . was nominated. But such promises on nbandond. and either rote the Straightlliviiis, our candidates for Coroner* their part (judged from a petty stand out ticket or take no interest in the conby any words of commendation. ■ point) would be much better broken isst.” This roafeuimi of fraud sad Rkfvuucaxs of Harry County—All ’ than kept, for such articles a* "Our dishonesty at Baltimore is called forth New Advertisements. I Haitrnuft" in tho last /sanwl will Itelp by tho manifest prospect of utter defeat IxGon In life ; men worthy of the fullest ., mightily to defeat their own party ends, under ths coalition, and is only trad a Money to Loan. public confidence, and the voice uf the ••[kx.tally with such a* know the auth­ u hen there ‘is nothing to gain by fur-. true men of our County. We cotfld not. or. for his supreme contempt and hatred jj tlier dissembling. Yet Greeley and : if we would. xnnke any distinction is a thing greatly to Ire desired, wp Sumner worn aacundcd by *ra» of tbs among thorn and should feel tliat we ! don't know how bonost men could get verdant Republicans in the assurance DRY GOODS Vinecar bitters' JITTERS. pumilOH S. T—1860—X. were doing the public Injustice it we I along w ithout it very well, and vo pro­ that ran Democrat* w«nt recancllutlnn, did not urge you, and each of you, to .' sume tho Handles and Grants, tho earnestly desire pacification of the coun­ Cocks nod Wlieelera, and th* Ku }i6ux try, and would faithfully curry out the ( oi the Court House, read his article amendments to tho Constitution and the [ with satisfaction, feeling that the seal' President to Co.vmcr. Wc entertain I j r< construction laws. General Himter, -do doubt that you will do it; and as a of jurtificatiou was now attached io |I Hon. Josw Black, Gov. Smy th of Mary-! f*^“ * ISihI then names. A marplot in the Eepub­ laud' and others of their gleet leaders ,1 last word urge you and each of you to licanparty! Yes, wo did have one |! denied this openly, end every time »' see tn it that the voters are at the polh.'' such, and are very glad that he has i ! unceru Democrat speaks upon tho- sub- ' that tbc Up majority In the County gone out from us, with hopes we fear i yect lie give* it the lie directly or indi- i on the utii of November may be j he will nevtr sec realised, and if there ’ j recorded for our principles, our party, ; are any more “plots" we bo|>e and wish j rectly ; Vol despite these damning proofs' of their hypocrisy we are still called up­ our candidate* cur country and the' I them Godspeed, we bare no use far I on to be'.irvo ia the he nasty of tho eve-1 highest Interests of all our people. > such, they properly Irelong to that par-; . By order of‘the Republican County■ (ty who have placed tbcmielre* ujsjn : , that grand and sublime jilntform of eternal and everlasting [wineiplcs at ■ . The CAiwys Tmw* (Democratic) thinks । “any tiling to beat Grant'* But that | theio are fifty thouun i Democratic । w un'l put yon into tbo Blate Senate. I voles in Indiana which will be cast for , O'Conor and Adams, and that if tkn co-' । Geo-C. Austin Blair's letter* and prom­ Heskmbka' with largely reduced tax­ a tian, Ixali direct and indirect,, the Ad­ . iso*, to the contrary notwithstanding, I should be they would carry the electors i or any other plan. Tliat little game ministration of Gunn Gaixr has re-. ,! didn’t work—"Desrry bought for fifty • against Grant This may not bo eon-; doted the -Vrtuia*/ Mi 3G4 millions of' clusirely computed, but the defeat of uuaia in iur»n war* nnu Greeley and Brown in that State on the! think to Mr. Striker, also, but «re know i of some who wore bought on a mere , present political stalos by many thocsand majority fur Grant can be inferred j -• - ’ — prfiite to pay and tbo men who bought I from the Eepnblican majorities for Cun. i BE HP AED DOING at that, wore badly sold. —----। “Dewey clurgod too high fur print- groasmeu and the Legislature, which latter result of Hendricks for Governor ! Wc print Io day our fort paper before j lug tickets and wronged tbo Co. Cam.,’’ | * — — ([;j jl(, •» \vc|[ vo supjxHs, -Dave Cook I। is now found to be owing Io the Tern- i I , Sy^iW»nl-AL the IPsal ILIvst Vsllrv 11 . ntet Want—ALLS* CaWaaa Coaasil BteraatBUsk. blals tusrs. I im Wau-At m* nwtr> oa«. ia ! *srt Usaii. r» uirra ■rotte, from tbo opening to tbe close?I If not, select your meu at ano*. If you have no perron deiiguatod iu each School Dietrict to eee that a wag- ' S»» “• —B.’ Plain Black Silks aEtfa’K- Thousand Dollars WE PAY CASH FIIH ElERi flOLLIIIS WTII (IF» s/?/; Carriage & House hht'j.t. Banners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures I Painted to Order. WOODEN fA w .l- krntesssW.I tl BLOCK LETTERS. Oul l*artscn!ar attention prid to SPRING A AVERY Fht.sy Sh.ow Cards. LANGLEY DICKINSON *tieg-. S. pt IS. IS72.—tf J. H SLATED. make it for the Interest of E’ Womn: .■•--ilr HASTINGS'. Ml< it. I FASTINGS OMTORT’S OUGH — MASTERION. MEAT MARKET! We bur our Good. of Muuufucluren. ud Importer.. and w.l SPRING A AVERY. Silver Tongue’ ORGA-IVS, . E. p. S "i SON. se iham Ssrpcal art lectaiical, WM DENTIST LOTTERY! ™"“ Yeeterfay a ’grand and imposing "L demonstration of the colored Odd Fel­ lows of the District took plane in honor of the twenty sixth anniversary. C. M- 175 Packages of Dry Good Dress Goods. A NOBLE CHARITY. ... ^^.1. ,n«.b<,u.lMPd * «„ 250 Rolls New Carpet 8PIIN6 & <VEIT j we must • have thorough organiution- must all have our hash. Geo. C., and if I tion will meet here in a tew days when I Have wc sack aa eryeasMtisa * Eepub- people are willing to pay for being hum-! the books of eabmetes will be ready, and 1 Kean reader: Is there such an orguni- bogged, why let them. And as to they -ill rommonoo to prepare the bill* ' ration in your Township or Ward ? If bennne, we know of a party tn our City , qpt derote the few remaining hours of who ia the High Official in G. T. Lxsdge.1• may be required after tbe assembling of i the eunvaas to this ntnlra! preliminary who is in th* habit of sending up 25 1 Congress next month. They will coin- j cents evety Monday night, (hi* fine lor mence their labors two weeks in advance non-attemlance) and Jet* his little ben­ of the session so that thio which ia the zine bill* go unpaid, and that man is short session, and closes on the fourth meaner than you charge Dewey with be­ uf next march, may ndl be annoyed by ing. Did wo believe it always best to delays which the preparation of appro- ■ call thiegs by their proj>er name*, we priation bills usually cause*. Tho pen- j should have used some that we deem sfon, West Point fortification and other j ’ or that ** the movwmout is strenc enough very appropriate, hut we have prefored bill* will be ready to report very curly ; in the session Some of tho committee ! । to take core of itself." These are the to leave billingagale out, and write facts i sunken rocks cn which many a great and truths aa we see them, hoping that are already here. Gov. Henry D. Cooke and Gen. N. P. I , end good cause ha. been wrecked. Bo- I perhaps the JoumaTt correspondent, or I member, il trill fo <• Art* U rrprni Xtfltd. editor, might see himself aa others see Chipman, accomtxujfod by Messrs. A It. j , Shepherd, Wo. A Ocok, Henry A. 1 him and bo benefited thereby. i cS Dut^ ttim tho polls are closed. Jones, and John H. Brooks, called up-1 Have you any wavering Irieod*. any on tbo President yesterday, and ron- j ' neighbors likely to be deceived by the A Woas I‘xa*05si--lt is perhaps gtalulated him upon thn re*nit of the due tho Republican* who have so faith- . locant elections; so, loose bo time in seeing them, and fully supported the editor of this paper eettinr the truth before them. Tbo Treaeuiy .balamv nt the cloee of j as candidate for Senator, that we should business yesterday were: coin, •78,181,1 Have you any acquaintances who, ab­ say that the statcmer.ta concerning him 197,84; coin certificates, •24,680,000; i sorbed in business, engrossed in pleas­ published in the JTitsw Journal, written currency, *1.884, 441,28; special depos-' ure. or abeent tros* home, aro abo ut to by George C. Worth, aro neither far its oftegri temfere for redemption of | negiert their ma*l nepousible political osrtifieatee of deposit, «21, 756, 000. duty? If so, are them immedi­ ‘hem are abeolately false la every par­ Th* ease of. Frederick De Kraft ately, am! prevent tbeir vote* from Ire- ticular, apd that the statomout nf A R. charged with tbo murder of Peter BeaRiis, published under the signature of nett, waa concluded yeetosdsy. Da“Watchful” are absolutely falas in eve­ Kreil was found guilty of maaslaagbry particular, as published either in the and sentrocvd laat evening at 6,80 o'­ Jr-rs-Z, or Charlotte Zredrr I that no vote nay bo lo-i. Tint nry dock to eight yean in the penitentiary. I »• Mtsvia* »>»?.« Sats Sara <tasW**w.l l SsMlH lh< sBwUaa La Ur a*imi wsnla i One Hundred and Stove Bingham'* fixed that all right, |: pernnee vote in bi* favor, and not, os at;„ "■1'‘ if not, go for ’em. Geo. C. "Van aesoci- first supjxreed, solely to hi* superior SAL! 'cord? Shall it bo cue that will give joy atod too much with Dewey,” you think personal popularity. Th* Temperance io loysl'hcaria, or to traitors? The iu- ■ for hie (Van's) good ? Well, we think purty kept their nomination a secret, fur srtTEor Ji if it had been generally known to the , u>«USl" "is'c (tore is open to no human eye, yet wo Deuioersrj. tbeir fore of spiritual prewc- *««i»ua"LM|" 1 firmly believe we shall have tire pleas-. and may be rwy strong. Hut, Van I ore of announcing a glorious victory write* buek to msny parties here that woald have been likely to have defeated I for Grant over Grerby, for the E>*pubhe don't ewe you a cent, but that you tlie Tempcrane* candidate. Tharois no a« i licc.ns of the nation, the Stat'- and die owe him ; which make* il look aa though longvr an attempt among respectable journals to claim Ind.sna fur Grocley - gtlAiSt: the Attachment between ps might be But this result can only bo positively diaeolved. "Dewey pay* far his hash assured by work. A fall vote is a Ere and benzine by copying from Greeley , publican victory. To secure a full rote, and other pajiers,” fioas he ! Well, wo I The House Commit!* on Appropria­ THUKSomiu They have Added to their Immense Stock HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! leading Dry Goods Establishment Western Michigan, irEADRTDNER. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES, SHELVES. ETC. AMERICAN MAULE have now on Exhibition and Daily Receiving tensive and Varied Aaanrtmn*n« U si.:. i ATTENTION! In the State ot Michigan �TifE RepilBLK:^ ‘eninsular Railwiy. it has no mure claims a roadm than any Gtognmlky would ta-.ro. Il rasU too mue.i, for too much. With fifty tao dofiare you cm buy a good set of out line and physical mips, a set of cubical blocks, a gr»d globe, a numeral frame and * Wobater’s Una­ bridged Dicfiortary, and then haw mon­ ey left They would be of great value in oui schobla; but tho good arising from the uw of this work—would il wver be r*oluod? I fear not Republ " e are crvdibly informed and havu good Rcaiwna to bclievo that the EnemiesBf the Repub­ lican Party are preparing u cir­ cular to be sent all over tho County containing Statements The New York EVENING mT.j£“s£S Saturday, Novembei 2nd, 1872, Have tlie pcojda forgotten “School District Records ” and “ Multiplication theinro false against Ged. M. Drew nudBihe, Cu;di,|,ie, „„ pur Tiekrt. l,t Republicn, ■hot be caught in this Trap set1 for no other purpose than to defeat a part of our Ticket. COMBOS COUMCIL. Stand firm on Election ‘day and allow no dodge of this kind Bsgnlor meeting of the Common : to defeat any part of the Ticket Council at tho Council reomt, Monday Local felines Jlatice?. Rrctnu.—On Saturday you yrho are nut registered, J/ut lt,jiUtr or Lae your vole* The severe! Boards of ttegMtration «ill Ini in aeauon at tbo office afOiesoieror Township Clerk*. nnd in thi* city in eceh Ward, from eight 8 o'clock in tho morning to 8 o’clock in Ibo evening. Attend in yvrs.'n to this matter, thoro i* nS other eurtainty t hat yuur name will l». found on tlio Hat, | an I in tha city of Havtinga, av iu all oJicr citlov, n p/.-saMf tfflitalifa tt t/O : /?«»•/ wMA in sasu'on n a nerfuity, If you would bo Re ’istored. ■— Fourth Ward—Al tbs Sheriff. Offiot, in tbe Court HoasJ Minute* uf previous meeting* read and approved. Tho following account* were preacwt- . D. HAYES, Recorder. ' fntu a Cm1. Caenhslen la FibwIuss Artirlsa I* irtaia. Is tarn.ills*. Tm>rf>r tUmpls a>;ire at TU VnOssd attar esevsM •iH dutusuui., am irsJy tvd farsutad traa mi J sppUralw*". foe U.«ra sad f* ta wort. ! AdtrwB Ti> FrMh ru»" Ctl Wa- evening. Oet 2Sth, 1872. Preaout—Alda Hama, Eastman, Kou- fairly put iu Nomination. MASONIC. Of the City of Hastings. Safe, Sure and Steadfast W^D. BAYES, Recorder. First Ward. Bright James F | Brown Chariea D i Harare Georg* A 'IpBMS of KUBSCBIPnoK. Goodyear A Striker tar pocket book fur tiling chattel mortgages, Dwightt Burra!! i Messer for *cra[iet, Dwight, Burrell & Mo,ior, ranting* for Irun Bri.lgo, 917,15. Dwight, Burrall A Me*>er, fur «uow temper, 80.00 Caroentcr Hnni*>i Wilber (WCbafteaJ Cole Joacpli CeurUlght Harry CMhG R Chtamlcr HmJ F Couk AaaJ ;mou Kjdvcwtcr 'Znke A Philo" ceptiun of W for amiw plow wliii-h was i laid over, nnd the Mundial ju-trur-tel to i tnvretigalo iu regard to il. Dicker William >1 Dunning James Darling William II Darling G cargo W Dwight CLarlm F A nice rain on Saturday evening Lai . though hot quite enough of it. ^\\'n notice that Mr* building is progressing. Se KaHAJDW .s-?-" SICHIU*. CEBTUL B. HL C-rani Hirer Valley Division Account of J. Co!*. balaneu duo Hand** naw job on Bailey hill de., tlU.O'J, i proaealed. Murad and carried that ths an- > Rcnwnn, gtv* not only yuur vote* Moved by Aid. Wood— to the cause, but your personal exerThat the nmoi-nt as roportel by tho tiou«, and your personal ]>r.>M>nto al the Supervisor . necessary t • b* laised, P«Ui during the irdalr uf olveii.m day. A’lOl.iM), be spread U[*m the tar roll. . Rctuombcr that Mr. Van Brunt kofpi up hi* Omnibus Lino. Our cltucm should extend to him thsfr patronage iutggoet un Railroad bond*, which wx« paid "by tho township la.it year nnd lie ia always on Laud. which tliouil liave been paid by tha Baornxux, reaicmbcr that tliflfoptib-1 lican party from the first hour of its ur-1| Moved that tho Council meet on guuuatwn, liav taken ub step backward. |I Thursday evening uext for tho purpose every new contest lu»» resulted in new ' of appointing an Alderman in pfcro of rk-turiea. Il* crowning victory is at I band. Be up and doing. Our watrhword Grant—Our aim the triumph ol • the piimipte* Lc so truly represents. 1 Juniim Loreno LakPflarviuls Ic*U Henry <’. Lemm Hit McMurry LnRhyettc 11I-l. .. ' Haney Barace J Holme* Winslow I Ho4th William K WM. C. BEYANT & CO. Good Suitsfor boys $5.00. Star Clothing House. Grand Hapids. Gutekunst Georg* Gutekunot Christopher Greblo John A Goodyear George K Goodyear Natban B Green Henry I. Good rear William 8 Grindle George I, SOLD IX HASTINGS. BYACKLEY But Just a* gvod aa any other. But Just as good aa any other. But Just as good aa any other. But Jost as good as any other. Pur: Wines and Idouors! Lu rnberffltUi Shirts, Socks, Fauc lltTatrr—That V;ip Armin and j Gioves, Jr- Star Clothing . Shrinor an not do custom work. They ' . do cu’-tem work promptly* t their Cider I House, Grand. Hapids. What Next? | and Vim-gar Mill, South cn4' of Jeffrr- J esnuElj Stains. Lt «.J. i>U< *»»> .si effo. As rta M Us I—.1. rrMiy ss Us srsiUsou ■•oti Si. Ha iting* Cily. Terete SSEcxESSsFyiS mjSl nsrwtrtss.'s.^lt $11.00 for .Men’s Good Sults—Star Clothing House, Grand Hapids. -Hf All who buy them like them. All who bay them like them. All who buy them like them. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. And many buy them. And many buy tticm. And many buy theiu. And many buy them. Second Ward Lemley Henry stann i-en « Moore Lyman II. Myer* Joerph Mnynsrd James U Maynard Myron H Mudge Royal Minkler J'hn 1 Mindy John Myrre Wm It ijcvV Made nolbicc for men nnd bo*>. in rnd'ic** qitaoriti.-a. nt tire Now Yurie t hah f'Jore. FDBULElllteNEV IffilUSHSTOE FtRSALEafcmHMUfflSffiE FOT SALE Stem TOK Uffi« Michigan Central R. R. OLD. RELIABLE ABD DIRECT ROUTE, ssrsxsBWfa&sss t“ a McNair Frederick Moury Jtwse McCoy George McQueen Oliver MclxdlanGeorge II Maus Joseph EJ-TT___ ■____ Om uf tl.e Lading Greeley mou uf I this (afy, >aul un MonJ ay morning last that Grei'ley wo* ou tho tap abolf, and , war al! right W« don't know about j Lia Ix-ing on thn top shelf just now, but ’ we are wdliug tu admit that bs will oc­ cupy that jmsition nt tho Ireivl of Salt. River, nfter tlie 6lh uf Nov. next. Ijook out lor adds Him; day* that atobubthn head ad stay wid you nil widder, and toko you fool bcry udnobQu.-.—Ail Made of Machine Od*,, J suifeblo forMowan. Saw Mill*. Huggiys Gr»i Btfidt and Wagwna. Pnfafo Oik A*-., at the Wo nv sub Mich hero id Baatig* Drug and Book Stere of qaedJy. _ jua«A:>"> • 3. P. Bnszrr* 4 <’•> (jila. Oik 03* i* tho cry, but you Simula arc tire xliflerent grade* uf Ma Havdngv 1>. O-, Ort. 15th, 1872. G<-o. Beckwith, Mary C. Carr, Hattie cMbc Oik a! 8. J- Bich'* ataro Tbe ■ qusJjiy, and choopnoe* iu price haffi x L. Dodg*. Alice Durkee, Mies Ann Hort.x>. Mrs. Mary Budeon, Anna Hamall who examine them. 2Stf. mund, David Ireland, Nellie Kent, David Fattrncii, Amanda Peterman, Maria Boove, Lovins Sheldon, Jamea W. White, N. 8. Wright, Mary L. i Wiokwiro, Jnc. Wolf, James Smith. ! Direct your lu’tera to No. of P. O. American Organ Don't buy until you examine them i and Melt they are mt Just a* good aa I any other. It DM t» til Prtlis n its lenti Hoyt Flepticn Haney W 8 Ercryjtody Should try them before lurchasing Else uh er Parson Etphriam J Re*d Amn Robert* James P Raaaell Julius The 'Webier& G-abler Piano, WARD & THAYER. Rock Adam M. ReedGe«ra«M Bich Jason RrmkU George Hastings J- Allegan. .Hay 15, | Box or drawer. Blado George W BlatteriyJanM Smith Phfoeae Sertwril William A Sheldon Ira H Prta the WktiK Straw Inst “■ TT“ ~ iu '•''Ti’atrrn Tnx' “kbice mSdira-f! ’view hi* brood of Brahmas, and Cochin China’*, nnd tbe *how was well worth the trouble of walking up to hi* noultry of Route Willi' y*^- U« ka» about righty ia all, and oare. -v. ma. h troubta. M rmtmtMtliHiraHSrai Prta tm ISO rtHTtraH Sian Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market nttea, • their Brick Warehouse. Ur Bh(wJ of M.vthing w. bar. Wn ia the county^or.jmnfl.ero.Jge ha, four Brahmas, three cock, and one pullet, hatched on th* 28lh day June, &wn egg* 0-1 w'nl kim from by John p. Buxile, nnd think they beat anything in th* Blate of their One of them weighs sis pound*. cnd only four months old. It will pay uoylone to call on Mr. Barber, end take Tta M to m 10 Iff cal bb Ite Sall Eucrt H tic loiter. Fourth Ward. Water Lime,^. Ohio lime, Shingles of all hinds, f/g£ Lupsef ruwwfo If W L°V> LOTS. CASS E-O3E1. Third �30641753023048532323234831234823 DNuchey & Co’S. Column. reported that tiny had examhed the tillowliig accounts and wnbld rre->mmend their allowance as Miows : :ooBsr”*r laringslm County. retting in their stoods, tL» f-jlhnrit.g Cut'v-'rMFv-ei take* pla-e: Il.iat.rr - Haw utv «Mi E' ur T Umi - I’relly writ huw *jv vtm ? II.UI.KT—Bully never weight*! an ranch in my life. What’s tbr now* ? I Bun—Have lorn away froni home, and hno-u’t bad a cltanre' |.j read t!„I Tattn-xr for two day*. [• Baackt--Yon still real t^o Ihxaun OF THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. } Ths Calvert Uthographlnp Company of Q.otroit. The New Capitol and Grounds, D»alit —Well, that's «oj uhli’Higti OF THE EYES it’s always treading on my foa*. Now DISEASE KtprtMlly CiM•ili, »UMr raru.l er thete ere coms on tlrnao tow, uad when , *»L)>l*re 1m. of ».*!,(. trem UKAM’MTIU) those coma are rubbed, it goes againd “the grain’’ d’ye see? 8.11 grt marl and Mr. Smith moved to-unend tl.c report h? jxylng tbp Ilmting* Republican Bdnucr. mid tbe Hoatlnga Home Journ­ al | the anm of forty-five (foliar* each, ' end the Barry County Republican and tfip Naabvlllc Independent the etun of thirty dollars each fur pabUahlng the l-roevedlnguof tbe Board of Supcrvi-or* doHar* and thirty aix co»t« waa pr»-cn <1 tiring the year. Motion did not prevail. ted, and on motion received and allow,-d at tbe *um of >6 26 aa claimed. Mr. D. IL Cook, on bclHdfoftlic Barty by laying each of tbe patera mentioned -County Agricultural fatdety, laid be-' liilttic fnrvRoing m-<lon un equal num fore the Board a cartillcateduly verified apublishing the |.rnrer*llng* of the ird of Supervisor* during the year, tint said society bad rabed thn *un>of. one butuhe.I dollar* and npwwda dur-1 wbich motion did not pr -vail by yea» tug tbe presen t yew. for the jairpx of I anil noys as follow* : promoting Agricultural, Manufacturer*-' i’K.tx—Mewua. Hrigns. Barnum, Lap । and Mechanic* Arts In *old county of • Barry, which on motion woe received , nnil Chairman—s Nays—Budi, Henry Brown. I'Uladatied placc<l on file. Blown, Cobb. Cremy, Muaroc, A!eCollum, Nlcbnta and Robin-on—o Alwent, Mr. Coot-1 Mr. Jones moved tn amend the report by faying the Hastings Republican <qualiar-d valuation vf the taxable prop­ lUuuerand the Hastings Home Journ­ erty of tbe county, to aid Uce Agrtcul- al the snm of fifty dollars each for pubtural Hoclrty of Barry County, •• pro. U-klng the proceedings of th- Board of supervisors during tbe year. amount U, and Li hereby hutrurtcl to Ik- used In tho erection of buildlugsand ' Mr. Lopham mmS that Uit- num of l>crmaneut Improvements, and tor no forty dullnre each Ik- paid tin- Ha-tlngRepublican Banner nnd the Hastings other purpose whatever. Mr. Bring* moved to amend the Rra- X Journal for publUhlug the pro­ gs of the Board of Fufo-nlaors ■dution Ixy Inserting one-twet>tietl: of, dtfang the year. <>ue mill In pUes of one-ten th of one Motion prevailed. mill on the aggregate equalized valnulinn of tbe taxable property of the County, which motion firernlled by thirty dollar* each be paid the Harry _ ...... put JojitiUer. County Republican and the NaehvHle ibo governor to their engine k ; Irilcroudent for publishing the .|-ro- •nloag I n> stoailiiy, too. If there i c.4dn!gn uf the Bonr.l of Hnperv|«nm': thing I bilotc it m a Gorercjr, tidrltig the year. ij Uttig-LWbo «n, a uubriou DR. r, A. CAD OPIUM EATING ANTIDOTE ,000 in Ileal Estate .000 Ob! $5,555 716 PBEMliJMS AS FOLLOWS F HEE AGENTS MIHBOR AND PICTURE FRAMES , Tliat wtta iitdncl a litre cut I Hut joking h-LlJARD ' 1 is iokini. and tbal’a auulf rai-1 on that / I - .7 . - ... •__ t-u.-........ BOM PBlTf, iWu STAHLEY W. W£ Uj. HANUFACfURER TABLE a, .., tv... ,-. .1 ■... CAKnuGN HAND BOCK Q!B 1 CUN, Gs> klL citizem? IrtTOtVo BOILEB WORKS. re J the matter of tho apportionment to 1 the dillbrent t-nmabipa and the City of , llLtiiigaof tbo State and County lax f ’-» the year 18,2, would respeethilly beg Tbe original Resolution did no pre­ ■ leave to »ubmlt the following tabular •tatementof their report thereon, and vail by yeas and nay* ex sollown: ¥■*»—Me»ar». Henry Brown, I'icia- recommend It* adoption, nnd sak to be •lea^Brown, Cook. Jone*, Lapbau-., Nichol-', Roblnsqn and Wilcox—& N*r>—Mcwirt. Brigrs, Barnum, Iluab, Gigantic LOOK HERE. Gift Enterprise. $166,000 St Joseph, Mich. Not. 1,1871 The Committee on Finance, through their Chairman, Mr. Henry Brown submitted tile following at tbclr fo­ Wo find the following nm;>uata neces­ sary to ralx for tbe ensulag year. For .‘Hate tax compaaed of tbe folio w- MICHIGAN Upao Um wwk. aad are imw pablulUaj s a|.Ut4.d TI*te4 UHuj|repL »f of'fifty dollar* each to paid lit.- Hastings I RcpuAHran Btitmcr. tbe Hasting* Home • Jauntai, and the Barry County JfcpuShan for publishing the proceeding* of I tie Booid of Fu|>crvl*nre during the Tbo resolution waa thou put on the adoption of tbe nmrudmetit, which did not prevail by yHa and naya. a* fol- CAPITOL WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS. £s'JH«38«=j!H=s :aase»=sr- REMOVED C9UGH WiXTURE. GRAND RAPIDS DETROIT BINDING WORKS. “H-HMf- a-Js--, BLOOD POBm Bent Wood Works. Michigan Maniiin-ry Depot WHkr.rUL CiL! LADIES-SB Public Test m» proved DR. CROOK'S Uurd convened pursuant to adjourn >eat, roll called, quorum j-rescut, -xtr.l proceeded to lai due* Oti motion of Mr. Cre»ay. the Clerk hr on the aggregate valuation of tlutaxable property of the county aa equal­ ized by the Board of Supcnboo. will give 133,MO »n. Wo would therefore recommend the adoptlm of tbe faliow- BOOKS elution which ww adopted : kao/rerf. That- the Board of SnpcrvlI do appropriate the ane-twemletu of mill on thodollar. »:i tbe oquallxod rJV-|>re~»J lt««» Uedlol <■> ifc-i- >»a. lotion of Ibecounlr of Barry, to aid [Barry County Agricultural Hodety, UlH-al aOiaucr* un I that the amou&t k> appropriated MATHEW BUSINESS C0LLE8E |1 be need and expended In tho erec­ I of building* or permanent Imtaarula, nnd • far no other |Mirjw*w hundred and fifty dollar* for services aa Pr’beoutlng Attornev from January 1st. 1873, to Oct. 1st, UTt on motlou, tbe following accounts were allowed the Supervisor* for their milage and attendance at the October MllS WINE TAR WORM CONFECTIONS OYSTERS And Foreign Frail*, •In Numlh-r uf Tick,-: •W i* limited to N8,W'i rejjihr y'y.a<—- twMHu eith 'KiTUKEt ttutw. Fw'*M of Janteha ’0 Jefferson Avenue. Detroit, JOHN H WEKSELL & CO. r Tonic, ________ the Appetite, Strengthen* the System. Restores tho Weak and DeMtttaM, Catuca tho Food to Digest, Kemorott Dy«pcjatU and Indignation, Prrrfnt.* Halarions Femnu ae . Gives tone to your Nystcm. TUV DU.GMX)K-SWKEOFTAn $60,000 00 OAL,K.mS' CHAMPION WASHER NATURE’S CHAS JONE JL IRQ. Hair Restorative $5,000 IX GREENBACKS THE "LKHT EdJHUG-'l CORI, WALLACE & LAW, ':D0MESTIC”| OPES 4 TOP BUGC1E8, WAKTED.’"SffifS Busuie»t that will Pay A, urnudWbb RE from Sciwtd TUuac. Hugnz'buah ol I,IMO tree*. Splendid t>ml>er of all kind.; (Mk, RarrooXAWbitowooR He. Torma, f25 jwr acre, '♦ot further inatruetwM, inquire at this OBoe, ar of : tho propri-tura, I».B A A. G. FBEBlTkN. JWtimoro, April 17th, 1872. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-11-06.pdf 2db4d80741e9c0870cfb68837205f8ce PDF Text Text The VOL XVII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, NOV. 6, 1872. NO. 28 I trees and rocks ou the moantala aide,; arms, saying that it could afford him no •nd wm an adept at hiding himself and gratification to kill two miserable devils | slipping from bush to bush without bo- like them, and that tbey would bo for­ •‘Qsn anv onv fell why, when Eve ; ing awn On use occasion a company ever grateful |u him for nwaitancu , i was manufactured from one of Adam's . of twenty or thirty men hunted ban) fur Burton told them to atop their talk and . a week, and ot last got him aa n moun- lie would let «*•— tknow ---------a----------•• 1j ribo, a hired girl wasn't made at the them what he would same time to wart on her ?" tain, .which they suiToundsd They _ do with them after ho had smoked a Because Adam never camo whining then started up the stope, bn‘. had1 nro— pipe. Drawing a pipe from his pocket, to Evo with ragged stockings to. be ’ reeded but a few paces, when a nutiff uf no slowly whittled some tobacco from a darned, a collar-atring to bo sewed on. smoke issu.Nl from behind a reek a __ I couhard twist end filled the bowl. Thoni- or glove to bo mended "right away, i nlo of hundred yards away, and'' the * ............... hand, reached quick, now!" .Because ho never read I loremoet man fell with a bullet luilo tbe newspaper until the sstn goo* down ' through lus ehest. Before tbe others ... 111 CBIUtl m ui« behind the palm trees, and then, I had recovered from their surprise, an-1I Cro for Um to light his pipe with. -Bur­ stretching himself, yawnod out. “Ain't An editor wrifes: “Silence is golden, , other puff ot smoke was seen and on-1i ton stooped down to pul it in the bowl, supper ready my dear f Nut ho. of course। but the aitenee of that man : other man foil. The eurvivora made a !| when Thomas, with tho spring of a pan- Ho made tho fire and hung over tho to whom no have written for. oar aerush fay l>0 rock, firing aa they HO, but j tbor, gained his feet ami dealt the ruf- tea-kettle himself we'll venture, and count is gtuJflL" ere they reached It another shot from \ flan a fearful blow acron the beck of pulled the radishes, pooled the bananas, "Tho earth ia tho Lovd’s" '-Lot 40 tbe deadly rifle of the robber brought !■ hia head with tbe poker. His cumpan- and did everything else that ho ought x W for «50." There were adjoining j doom a third man. Tho party at lut' to. He milked the cow, fed tho chick- inanvnrtAaa i ■( Ik. U_ CW1W.___ ” reached ihe'yvck only to hud that the I ens, and looked after the jogs himself. । I his lap. Barton pitched forward on assaesin had dfoapi*arod without levy.! ing a trace. While looking for his track the hearth, hut although rtannod, still they again heard the crack of his rifle ' endoavprod tn clutch at his rifle-etuek. and sbother of thrir number drojiped Thomas had no iataulion of aliening i dead. Tina was routinuod 'until terror ' bis advantage tn tltn frusu him. and took jioMosaiuu of the party end ther , while Buncm was still on his hands and beat sleety swtreal, nearly uae-haif of hares, sprung on hit buck, and. using A Woitrtn editor, in actasowlodgiag IhoM remaining being cannoned that . the gift of a peek ot onions from a mb1 the object of their search was something briber, says: “ It is such' kiadnaaaaa ' mure tbau mortal. The General iu ronv as them that bring tears to oureywn** Of a miserly man who died of soft­ ening of the brain a local paper said : Just Received, at .(.it.WaWJSBtStat «Kawb ,. ~r i £ '*• ~,~y “ nit iu 11 r kt toi^B RtxtK. Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, b'nirrreatlij known as the. BEST HE.iTIXG STO VK in the H’orM I Also a Large Assortment of sh li aan « nt h ■i i!£ B Tta r fMte tas Srtlss M hart a. As sreta. WlMO I HSikw fcsai Mteel In the BEST STYLE and Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. MARK RUSSELL. Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS s-eer> rhcrc yon know yon get none but the O, SAY I Wheeler FIRST QUALITY Willson BLACKSMITHING! 00787026 BLACKSMITHING. J. S. GOODYEAR * Co. ^329 DENTIST Mitliiai. , M. 1. .task e Ml lire rm trt a uiuntiCK. DRUGS AND MEDICIN] fMfrs, Gc.I & Silver Watches Kssms’y oils, Goods, Defy Competition I quoceifies, Hooka, Rtn t lossc-ry. A: Fcr Ste (W ttai Err al Ite M Stet HASTINGS, SUCH. J. Cole & Son, WHOLBULB A MCTA1L J. P. ROBERTS & Russell A Nevins DRUGS Michigan Exchange. - DsJaJr^sw.ery tX f»tiHu, Tbu Htast. m li-s aed S.-PV.SI;k— <UTrs»ha< f*L<U being ShereagWy ' GROCERS. Medicines. Otr tr&kitai UwatlMu Mb UM PUS®, nocB THS UK, I® ni MB, Dye Stuffs, Winter PAINTS & OILS Goods. Shingles, Lath, &c. or olive, end n dcorrintion of him wgi vriutod and circulated among tho troops. Ho ass discr.li.-I aa short and heavy sot, with immense muscular hands and arms His liair and rough unkempt Ixvird were black aa tbe plumaga of a , crow, and bo was utterly filthy and dis. gutting •« nptmranc*. ho sometimes dal nut wash his faco or hands for I weeks. Tho neighbors living too near him he killed or drove away’ and, it is said, and probably with truth, that he nuirdored no Isas than uno hundred and rlt?bty persons while iu that region. One family Iniag wdhin a few miles of When s Cleveland sewing machine agvut is attacked by an infuriated cus­ That's the Antean that Xvo did cot tomer, he smiles and lets tho latter hit ■ — —■■■— . ■ —. . ppoed a hired 8^r! and we rijeh it *ws him cm tho ebook. That is proof dashed a tiart of tne contend uf »he 1 the reaeou thdt none ol hrt lair de-1 against any blow. water bucket oyer her and eoon raster, j Awndaats did.1 An old bachelor at a wedding foaet oil lier to fcmriousaess. They then, had the heartleaansM 1.. offer tbe fol­ took Burton’s nfle and ride artr.s and ’ ' “ _ ~ lowing toast: "Msrriago—The gteo Slatted for the ramp, leaving the body I What Brttar tan Tou OBri. through which the happy lover ieavas on tho kcartli. They had (iroereded ------his cnchante*! region* and returns to but about a quarter of a mile when । Wbsjn.y — east ~t za slur on rrlgicn,- —.th.” _)ou Hl.i.L ■ have ■ L.—.any—__ they hoard tbe rojninn scream, and! stop audtliink whether yuu turning, saw her bS-kuning to them, to i thing better to offer tho 'poor wayfarer return. Not knowing what she ranted, to guide him through this life in the they rau book end raw tho moat borri- ways of jwano and respectability. Of bio tight they hod over witnesaed. Bur- all the thousamlv who are doing their mi. iixre Tho tetaily rouaiated of tbe fath­ er. half-wiued. puny creature, tho wife and one child, a boy 10 or 12 voare old. Burton, when in the noighhurfioud. oeruioaolly vi*iu*l the house and fottxxl them to furohb him with provioions Ho threatened Wain with death if ther ert-r admitted that they knew him. or that he camo to lhe house, and as they know that ho would keep hi* word. tl*ey answered all inquiries by denying that they knew or had over seen him. The hut in which tho family lived was car the base of the w^uutajib and stood in the renter of ad*>ared slcue, about throe hundred yards aerow* Burtcm. when coming to the bouse, would atop at the edge of the clearing and carefully in­ spect the premises to satisfy himself that no enemies were cvmcealod there. Fiftdmg that al] was eecuro, L« would then hail tho family »nd order tbe man and boy Io learr, which they never foiled to is keeping. In it be bai every sliver n.. ba has run into his feet this season. aockets, and, a-> bis bead was besteu to frqm L*er their heeid*. because it was There are seventy-six of them and he • jelly he of course knew nothing, al- not pcNret in archUrcturo, if yuu had wants to know what Iwy can beat that. though be hud groped around until he nu utherkeaae of safety into which to The following sparkling dialogue is found the door, and csi his hands -and conduct your family t A* a rule it is knees was craw ling away reer thb d«o<l j not vreU to change faith iu middle or represents I by tbe. fsadre TooaA as gruM ■ mature life which ha* carried a sou! taking place between a lady and gen­ tleman during the dreary half-hoar Thums* and Ida companiun gaxwd ua! thus for in safety through ncisailude lhe btood-curdl'tg spectacle a moment, (temptaiion. To fore God. be charitasnd then seixing the ax at the wood- tile and tolerant to Mhers* opinions and i pile, hewed tho Load from the trunk, actions, rather gnxrdiag our own hoore "Sv am I." “So glad!” “Bo glad and, anxious Io get away from tbe spot, than our neighbor'*, is the ohrif thing— you're glad F “Bo glad you're glad dropped tho weapons, and still bearing leaving quarrels and disputes over I'm glad*' the gury heed, ran toward lb«r auqi creed*, end di-;mx* to Hie out in tho It wae a aprighUy lady Tost efiko They reached it ia about two hours' I activity uf uaHuln-e> —Pres.ws*> ftss- dork in Terrs Haute, the other day. time, and. exhibiting the bead, related I serri. who met a nntleman acquaintance op­ tbe story to their Colour). - Several of en the street, and said: “Oh I Mr lhe soldiers recoguifcd tho bead as that A Diseotm Hox|il—A lady in Du­ Brown, there is a letter in the Foot of­ of Burton, end the two man had nodif- buque, Iowa whoeo husband Istd been fice fur yesL*' It was fun to see Brown tieulty it.obtaiuiug ths reward. aecustomed to take frequent rides for blush and book up against tho feooe, Thomas, accompanied by some sol­ his health, one day felt the need of re­ and slide down oat of sight. He was diers from his ejmjauty, and under the creation neraalf' In driving the baree badly ecssrod, bat found oat all a'joaf it Suidance of tho Ivy who had summoned her husband had need 11 Ins excursions, arton for them, visited the robber's she noticed that ho .showed a etn ng inA married lady who has many admi­ rave a day or two alter the adrseturv, rlination to turn down a cortvin street rers. was in company, recently, whose and found a large rile of anna of all leading out into the country. At length the marriage tie was the subject of con­ descriptions, a num tar of watches, quite she |>enniUcd him to follow hia bent, and versation, and a pleasant sparring arose a large sura of money, and over fifty after driving some distance, tho animal between her husband als> present. end suite of ctethv* the monster bad strip- stopped before a large trick building, herself. “Ah," she ezelairaed st l«'d from the bodice uf his victim* loosing like a holol. She slighter re­ length, "you do not think M much of marking to a lady friend who accompa ­ ~~ —----- ~I T .*. ’ 1» ‘k" Lrea*t of almost every coot was Im, I..,,., nied her, that dear Geoigu lia-1 proba­ the hymenia! knot aa I do!” “ Tea. I ”'™“ '‘"’I. ““ '(“(“"tit. S.«!l„re .rf th. bly often st «ppnd there fur rofraobmenU. dn," ha replied, “and it is only when you wish to make a double Viau knot Her lady friend thought it strange that that I object to it.” th. h.ti.dr «>M. O.. «I purf. B„,h a country hotel shrafd have tu many .h.m! ™ Aclumh „( Can.. ,toj fc„ ,, and such gaudily dresw-l servant girls pany'A, First lowr Gwralrv, and the the cabin, oa it wan not to bo found On closer inspection she thought so her other was a member of the ’Tenth Illi­ when they rcturni«l and looked for it. ■elf, sad didn't stop, but drove home, nois Cavalry. whose name is forgotten. They auhvuuly dcctare-l that the stuck and proceeded to indulge ia tho liveliOn approaching the bouse, they oon- contained a row o! notch**, reaching e>t variety of a •Mosneatic infelicity" reeled their |h>U>Is in tbs woods, and from tho breech tu tho tnurxta. and that with her husband. The lattet will prob­ ' without arms of any kind entered tbe Burtun told them that every nqteh rvji- ably procure an anima! with loss powclearing end hailed the woman It was reeentod a life ho had taken, and that . then about twilight, and both men were two more would probably 'bo^feidod for shivonug with add and bar, and Thom- tbeir own unless be irk''an unusutLan utii-rnard said ho would have given gvtieroaity and allowed them to live.— anything ho linear sard to hayo bean out ntMerai. ot tbe scrape. The woman answerd the rail, and they told her that they Woad?r» of a Bearding Hottie. not there, but they insisted that tbry A carving-knife tliat is not shaky must eo* him and •would remain until lie came. Tbe woman finding that tho handle, and which on great perst tbey were ubetinate, at last consented to let then: remain over night, and |svmiscd to send her eon for Burton in the morning. Tbey pained a miMunble and anxious night and lose long before daylightAbout 8 o'clock the boy returned and reported that bo bad found Burton end A bads which duos not leak, end a informsd him that two men wore wait- water-jug that is co*. VO'3 dangerous Io lift. A (very) era nd piano whereof the that be would come ores, and in a few minutes afterward be appeared at ths keys don't rattle Kko the l-ooos el ne­ edge of the clearing. Thomas and bis gro minstrelsy, and whereof you ean compsuuon walked out to tbe gate, and imagine, by a powerful flight of fancy, theysurveyed each other for a motaeat that the notes hare in their iafaary or two in silence. Barton did not sec -u pleased at their appearance, and oaco or twice drew up hu gun as if to firo. They shouted to him not to shoot, uni throwing up tbrir arms, declared that they had no neepoas. Burtun took an­ other survey of thorn, and finally alowl/ approached, informing them that he sash-curd broken, and that does not vi­ would fire on them nn the least appear­ brate noisily wUh the very slightest ance of treachery, and that he only linear. Au easy-chair which gives you an waived his usual custom of firing on any one within pistol shot of bun out of esse when fitting m it, and wherein you curiosity to hear what they had to ear. may tako your usual after-dinn.'r nap Stleetrb $tl The trio at last entered the bouse, and without au apprehension of a oavtnr Burton, after ordering the men in front coming off. of him, iat down to breakfast with his A teapot out of which with noeaalre gun resting against the bod and in envy care and patienen you can oontriro to reach. Thomas, who was thia and very pour a ewpfol without dropping tho lid Durwgthewar hundreds of soountnto IL dtels took advantage of the situation to < ays before A sitii'tg-rooni wherein, to avoid plunder the drfenroleso in the districts, escaped from a Federal prison altering, osnuke suffocation, you need not keep , ovetran and lasd waato by armies They field, and that they were o*. thetr way | both door and window open when you wbbed ssd murdered without beeits-. Mouth. They bed heard of him. and ] tioe or regard to sentiment Their knowing that he was well provided light tbe fire. A minute in the day a a"totasted by i with each things, camo to Mm for bore- an , organ grinder. es. clothing and arms They professed A wiudew-ahade which yuu can man­ to bo aUo aad willing to peywhsa they age , to pull up, even to IM very top. reached borne, .nd promW to arad without a wrmkle. and then net flnfl il down with a rattle on yuur head, . him the money. Burton replied that come , ( ho bad no wire sympathy for a South­ A waiting-maid wton louis os if sbo ' rroer that for a Northern man, ar.d sortwtimM , M»ed 0 nail-bjfahthat be had no friends lie murdered A ceiling or a chiossriy oruament . and robbsd bulb ridaa, and did nte prH which are neither of them cracked. A safe at all softer than a hard deal ( pore to aWt any eno. The xnen nntwd . that they were perishing with tbe nkrth- board, and which baa not ita spring. i ing they hid on. ata would cither £rae*.ared exactly in tbe plnee whereon fnmni rr -f— to death if bo did not you want to sit . aeriot them. Barton said be could fnr- A picture or engraving, hung up by srok pastures new. and found them cn. nish them with an earner' death, end way of ornament, wtoeh with randoe the Orark Mountains Torsyth, Mis, thought bo luU better kill them and yon can call a work of art. mmiL and C-rroHoa, Arkansas, are pute-m emt of their trouble. Lteking A pair of drecnaers which are no an about forty nuteo sport, and at tbe ride. at Tbcmsa'emaria ted figure and white odd reupte' and Uil a score of wineof the road betweeu them Burton e^, face, he addU with ‘‘umur, gtaaM'S any two ot which will mateh. touted hbpteoe of abode- He broil a A door which does not let a hnretoinv half hat at tba mouth of a Mtexgl cave of draught through is, a^d wfitah you in tba tide of the mountain, about ran ortusliy shut'viUoat a slam. feet abevo the road, and! there bred ' you may pay without a four of bring white he munched hia breskfrel and ut- aaocioixsf cotwcnotnaT Music Teaching. prn-fcw—e'**’' Ths prevent Osar of Rotan is so in temperate that lui physician* aey In cannot lire many month*. Gornelia Howard, tbe original Kvi of “Dueta Tarn's Cabin," is atffl ia th< flesh, and is a wife and mother. Tax PnarxoLoclckL JaTBVAi lor No­ vember (loser-res a vsnn w elrome from tbe reading public; far. taken as a whole, ft b a number uf unusual rxrellone**. A glimpse of its coatrats, only, it afforded by the following title.: des­ so Olney, tho eminent geographer ; In­ dependent* iu Thinking, a rtronj but carefully written paper; Bupptamanting an Imperfect Education, worth a year’s subseriytion in itself for its valuable suggestion*; Mrs. Anna I. BnrhauU, the poetess; ITsilip's Lottery tieket; Nine aadNiaaaJ, illustrated; Another inriaUment of Expression ; Instinct and Reason, an amnaiug and instructive article ; Thomas Stony Unni, F. IL S.; A Little Giri's First Impressions of Bcccbcr; Ode to tbe Nigh tin gal. ; Moral Aspects at Dancing, ets. Price of ths nimber, M eta. For the year, J3.W1. A new volams begins with 1878. Addreaa 8. K. Walls. 880 Broadway A gentleman well acquainted with the family mentions, as a fact encour­ aging to old maids, that Naomi, daugh­ ter id Enoch, was- firs hundred and eighty years of agv when site was Mar­ �VICTORYI met New Ham|iehiro. New. York; North Carolina. । transportation of apple* and other com®*diti*e of family ure, is to-day greater । than the original coat of tho anklet. This is given by our market folks aa a reason why they am obliged to unite 1 and take every dollar earned by De­ ’ partment Clerks in exchange for an in­ different living. Snob ia life in Wash- 30,000' 5,000, llisnxa*, Mtcnicu'. Nov , C. 1572. GF-OltGK M. I>»WKY« i (teller The Aupual Proclamation >>y the Preridewt Appointing a Day of Thanksgivtag- Judge Paschal lias written nn argumont against the exaction of double pos­ tage on short paid letters and intimate 750,000 that its unlawfulness wilf bo tested in tho Courts. Tba P. M. General bus Statu* for Greeley: 20,000 derided that tho double prepaid rate of ' pj*tegn ou the unpaid portion will re­ quired until farther l«r*l»lioo shall be 7,000 -■•■.(•Ou Mr. W. W. Corcoran, on old and 15,000 wealthy citizen of Washingion, has 'do­ nated a large tract of laud iu the sub­ urbs of this city for tbe special endowAu nine of the Republican candidates treat of the Colombian College. It ia fur Congress in thia State are sleeted by now worth at least 1250,000, and when majorities about as follows : / the new Waahi ngtun is completed in all 1 st Dirt. Mows W. Field by 2, too tho splendor ot its inaugurated system­ 2nd •• Henry Waldron by 7,200 atic improvements tho value of this 8,000 land on its boundary will bo doubled. 5,000 8,300 Thia College under l*rcsident Willing 5,000 ia alritedy iu full tide of a aucoMsftkl Au Illustrated Monthly Journal, univer­ career which docs honor to tbe Nation­ sally admitted to bo tho Handsomeet 3,000 al Capital. The GIREAT Tidal Wnv sweeps over ’oimtry with ov|r 750,000 Mniniiity for GRANT! Tyr Below wo giro tho majonti.'j la ’tho several Townvhipe and City of Harting* I fur Elector* of President and Vice Pn-s- This vragdwful vegetable restore tiro • is tho sheet awhor of the feeble end do- j bilitatod. As a tonic and cordial for tho aged and languid it has no equal among stomachics. As n remedy for the nervous weaknee* to which women are especially subject, it is snperoeding everj- other stimulant In all climates, tropical temperate or frigid, it acts as n qweifie in every aperies of disorder j which undniuinos the bodily strength and breaks down lhe animal spirits. IlitOCURE.ND-CFffiRCLl Isiicat imtan Liiiieit, C»od F«r Maa ar Beast. Probably few articles have ever had I oxtenrive n Sale, wbilo none hare sen more univeraallv beneficial than Children, Adults, Horses, sad Domestic Animals, aro always liable to a ridont, and it Is asfa to say, that no family can peas a tingle sca*-n without sortw kind of an emollient being necessary- It be­ comes a matter of important.i then to secure the beat. Ow U>>«* htirfral live ry slsU** Is lb* »lly K.w V-A .ln„. ... u.... .. They have Added lo their Immense .Stock 250 Rolls New Carpets, 175 Packages of Dry Goods, . Cheers for Oassoxvnxz, Nov. 4th 1872. ; Ea. Butaxa:—Seeing that our Ban has gone I thought you would like to hoar from thia little place, and hence 11 will try in a limited degree to fill his place. As for news there ia not much. Tho Teacher* School, which has been is,se**iou for tho post two months undr>tte charge of onr worthy County I STATE OP MICHIGAN 1h -lings. Hasting* City Hope, Irving, Johnstown, Maplu Grove, Orangeville, Ilutlan.1, Thoraapple, East, the Went, the North, Woodland, a4*M*t«M*rt l»* Leila* ’tTCnFt’-. wimtw. Tho great T«lnl Wate that we have : Ircard so ranch about ha* rolled over 1 the United Staten, nnA has *woltewrd 1 up wliet little their ««» let: uf tho • Democrats party. It ns* that <ime wavo that Greeley and hi* party to.se ■orimth to soy alxmt, only it relied in an entire different direction from what they «nppo*e<l. It was * iiilal ware, sure enough 1 It hr.* buried die last vertig of democracy, (tho modem kind), where it must slu-xbcr forever. No political party in tho future will be troubled with tbe Detnocrotfc party. The Rjpublican* on the 5th mat. laid ' it quietly ia it* grave, and there are i>*t trumpets tnongli • on cert’i to arrskcid j it again to life. Farewell, chi pwty. y..n oucc had kuw ri-ty good qualities nliont you, but yAn Jong since cast them trosayou, and you have for years l»een wallowing in the miro and dirt uf in­ : trigw, dishonor nud disuatua I Yon have outlived your u*efulne«s, y.mr cun- ■ liuuaiH-b in life was but a mockiry, awl1 was neent that you should be itifer<1 ftnau eight and incmory for all tune <-atur. Again, farewell 1 Strayed or Stolen! I were pieces *uug by the Missus Holcomb which, gave them uiurh crodit as musicians. There veto pieces 1 sung also by Mise Oilier and Miss ।!.‘«“T ' ATTENTION! Yankee bjwiiig*. Buildings Baiscd, lowered or Be­ ared, on abort notice by j speeclp* made by the Major ot the City | of Hasting*. D. B. Cook, and Dr. it. C. Tttracr and dfieorge Brainard, which Micutusx gives qver 50,000 majuriiy for Grant and the Stateticket, and elects a unsnimoas Bepublican Senata. and more than l>0 of the 100 tnemtars of > the House vf Beprwcufatires, r.nd near­ ly all the county ctfirers. Money to Loan presentation of a very fin* silver watch and cluia, to the Sunerinl.-odent and a very nice IHctfonary to Mi**,Helm>*. which mere gratefully received. They were purehnvod by tho Scholar* and friends of tho Teachers; th* two co ,iing J. H SLATER Engineer, ‘Grant hits never been beaten r never will l»c.”—H. G. Builder, One Hundred Thousand Dollars I ropose farmer* aro getting llurir orn nearly all secured. And by the way I have heard that tho Orauguville Mill prqurty, has rhangvd band*. A. W. Bailey has sold it to a gentleman from Battle Creek, by tho numo ot Nichols. Wo have un 8PIIMI Pure Wines and Liauors! ’ ipg Lyceum, which iu progrevting finely, llyan ot ('ubait fillibuater notoriety, aro I or at least wj think so, for it decided •aid to be entirely without foundation, j last Friday erasing that Jjic hdira so fai a* any complicity of tho Govern*,! ought not lo haw the righi of elective aural is concern-si in prospecuro Cuban franchise, and that Grant and Wilson expedition*. The rtorv of alleged fraud WE PAY A <VERT CASH Hl EFERY IILL.US IHRTH IF lillNK PATENT COOLERS; | 1‘moxsL—John Binlr.-ll, of Yan' arouse popular riamor to order may be kro Spring* says that ho is a resident true, but the attempt will doobtlrae I । of the county of Bany, and that be is, I prove a failure and get into trouble ' and always ha* been able and willing ' those who engage In it. There is quite i to support and maintain hisTrlfc, Sarah ’ sufficient real indignation at the imbe- . Binlxell, and that (be Statements on ’rile and yet malignant, course ot SpanI ish tyranny in Cipri. without playing ' ' Geo. C. Worth, is fata, in fact, and oa ihesenrilnltao* of our psople by mi- j , that be h going to defend the same, king s&ow caws for display. Tin fant [ that hi* reputation may not suffer from that a large Spanish army and navy I lhe outrageous statements art forth in 11 Greeley Roo*tcr. p “bind Grotr,’’ teryetrtof bloohihod, an t tho furth-T tart that tho nites of warfare recognised in the interest of humanity by all civiliced nations arc wouted by Spain in her execution ot prisoners, will in tho ear­ ly future, if continued, require a protest of tho leading nations is not without probability. Tho twin relics of barba­ rism in Cuba are slavery and tho butch­ ery of prisaaaro taken in battle. Both of them must necessarily go down bolore the advancing tide of progress anil humanitarian reform. The spirit of freedom u marching on, and even Cas­ ta aan pride in opporing innovation can­ not long withstand its inspiring forco. n« *>4iiu<>* t, । ■on ton IS H Barry Cq>. 1,500 RepuMicanism. Many peroom still doubt the utility of putting a man to such a horrible mo cither for tho purpose of producing terror in the minds of tho evil disposed and thus preventing tho recurrent^ of this crime or as a sacrifice to outrage 1 law. Except in self defence tho taking of life cannot bo readily justified, and tho fart that only a few centuriM einco the death penalty was applied to hundreds of tbe potty order of offender* in Chris­ tian lands which aro now punished by a few months or days of imprisonment, is aa earaert that ia the not distant fn- Dollar's Worth that Out SPUING & AVERY. MONTHLY! A Serial Stun by Dr. Holland. New Story by Saxe Holm. A lang Story from Bret Harte. Brilliant array ot Contributors. C|araia*e Cook, on Fundtaro and mow oo Stast Utej. tlaallsja. Jsljsi. Jan. Well Brick- o win make it for tho Interoot of ISItci Afnn. Woman ami Child to buy thoir SINK’S To day re are to have the wretched ■poctod* of a hanging ia Washington. Accjrding tn lung timn custom society Michigan Over 55,000! Well Brick SCRIBUERS ii iluty," said tho Ku Klux-Coppcrtaad-Coalitiun Cirrtdar. of tho Barry Cj- oopp^hMd*. , Yea w* underrtool all about that, awl exerrisod that privelegn and nor­ formed that duty, by electing onr ticket (in Barry Co.) from I’reridrnt to l owucra, including Gro. M. Drwrr. to the 1 State Senate from the l«th dirtrirt, br 1.800 majority. •'.Usd furthermore a» Ecpublicanvwe Irfdier* it to be tbe doty of all tbe mem- ‘ tars of our party to support its nomi­ nee*, regularly and fairly placed before the people.” Hald tho Kn Klux-CopjHWhead-Coalitiua citcn-, lor a£ the Barry Co. soredmads. ThaX was our id s* of the matter, CD I Plain Black Silks Superintendent, T. B. Diamond and our I much esteemed friend Miss Emily ■ Holmes, has terminal*!. It closed i last Thuralay evening with a fine on- , i tertainment of reading and singing by I ’z Kn Klux-Coppcthuul- Coalition r!rtlar of the Barry Cj- Mriiturai-'-. Ye* we had jnrt that ditty to perform, and nr perfol used it by olcrtitig (in Barry Co.) the entiw ticket, from Pre*-* Rlcut to eotomxs including Gxo. M. । Dkwst tothe State Senate from tho IClh Dhtrict, by 1-80(1 majority. "The exercise of the vloctivu Iranrhiae is nut only a priveiogv but a and Tteo-tlurdd of the South for the Tan­ ner & CohUer. Dress Goods. New Advertisements. $5,000 IN GREENBACKS! 1 Hen* A 0*trt, •«>> Mllrsr sweated Itenw** | _a.il. amt> • e buy pur Good., of M.nufseturen. and Imporlrr., and Wil , . 1 । wo went right at it like true- Bepublicane and eta-tsd nur entire ticket (i» Barry Co ) from Vn-tident to Coroner*, mdudiag Gxo. M. Dewar to the Stale ' Senate, from the IGth District j( In hrX the to Milt of the election Il iterc ever was tan effort made to 'J may bo summed «p as a j-crf.-ct and defeat A man for any position, dint of-;; complete annihftktion of tba Liberal , fort was made by the Copperhead, Groe- BepuUicaa, Dcmeeralic coalition ticket, ■ ley, Ku Klux, Coalition, eoro-liend**], in tba nation, ttaState, uad tta county. Irasou-facod parly, who put out the : The victory i* rumplrte, ami perfect in circular above spoken of, thiakii^ • all its part*. Tbt»r aro few mourners. capital punishmtrat will bo entirely t hereby to defeat Hr. Dewey fur State : anywhere, mid bone among the candi­ abandoned in Christian countries. Ma­ Senator from tilt* district. Why, there dates on our local, our Htaie «w Can- I ny advanced Christiana esteem it sinful were those who pretend to rail them-;■ grcssknml tickrtv ■ far society to dwtroy that which it can­ mjIvc* Itapublirtum cron now, «!«>■■ Fa2 rotarns far this county bare not create, and by perpetrating another I been retaivsd only an t!:e electoral vote, murder under forma of law, to set an but the majority: fin- the" State and example before tho community that hu­ County ticks*, is |ar;c enough tor all man life ie so cheaply estimated that it practical purpuse.'mud will appear offi- may be coolly aaerifioed 'tm rther purovdM<fallriafife. Now wr tap* they posse limn that of lifo saving itself, viz. in s«lf deface when a person is murder­ have teamed a lassmu they will not «xm forget, namriy, that vich djsbouost iowTh* i*vm) State* have g>ca mn> ously attacked. l.roA trietary a* w»» brvcghl to lasx . jeeitioa abuut m follow^ tor Gran: and ; Wilson. Tta figure* rp*ak for ttam- SPRING ft AVERY. AMERICAN MARBLE rim lending Dry Goods Estahlishuu-nl in Carriage & House io,ooo WtOBEW IL8CI LETTEll Glass Show Cards. LANGLEY DICKINSON. SPBINS A ATUY. �Misms Kinney A Ixthrop, having pwmaaently located in IU.tings, would I rwpectfully announce to the Ladies of this City, and surrounding country, that they have opened a Drees and Corset making eslabllahment, and are no«t fully prepared to do all kiuda of work, guaranteeing porfoct satisfaction iu ermy «« Miss Kinney havin’ hid a number of yrxrj ex^rkrnw ia cat। CMBtCREt. Tho Circuit Court for Barry County ia in a»»*uui, Hon. Birnny Hoyt presi­ ding. ;HSC.K4A/i.“ We ore late this weak with otir paper on account of tbe election, the aieknoaa of uur Foreman, etc. sxssz-Mfct “Any thing to beat Dew. -The heavy min on election d»y ac­ counts for the small vote |n>’.lal in this County aa hundreds did not go near lhe I All persons indebted to mo had bet­ polls nt all. ter coma and settle up thia month, for after tho 80th day this November I shall certainly leave tho account with Justice Clark for collection. MUONIC. J. I* Rexd. Hustings, Nor. 4 th 1872. novCrt Ah ’* ,he7 ahrewod fdlows, these Axwa, 'hops ? They tnanifrst jn»t alMrotn ranch abiSfy and pfrwi.uun, wllturtelly, M they do in legal nmUrmi ; Sharp Attorney*. I don’t soo why they Adjourned tneoting of tha Common ■ stay in so email a ’ town. Tn their last Council, at Urn Council Rooms. Nor. I isau* they osy that Dewey La, no one 1st, 1872. to respect os dtleud him. except Dbto Present—Mayor, Rscocder, Aid* Cook, Sam Powers and Bill Stark- Eastman. Pratt, Konfield and Wood. weathrr, and right alongside of this ar­ A petition STL, presented, aigned by ticle is aucthor, slanging nil abuitng ciruona ol tho lit Ward, aeking that a man "wL-oclainiato be a leader cf tho Thomae Taylor bo appointed as Alder­ moral scutimoat of oar oUr," (and who man in place of J. R. Van Vrdsor ; also is what ho claitm) “and a tmeirter ot a petition asking that Wm. H. Jewell i the Gospel," (both mm whose livre aro lw appointed aa Alderman In place of ■J n ]<erpctual rebuke to them and ought J. IL Van Vehor. Ito bo received aa aneh by theto eminent On motion tho peHtbms were nocoptfar/Mtn) for thoiraappori of Dewey. . Now wo would suggre; that iu future, Moved by Aid. Wood— | if Ibeeo legal prodigies want to say That Wm. H. Jewell ba appointed aa anything sharp or causing, that they Alderman from 1st Ward, in place of employ Booram or Uncle BUI Threatts J. IL Van Vebor to take charge, so that onu article tn tho same number of the [>sp*r don’t knock Moved and carried, that tho taper­ llj> point otf the sharp, keen logic of the visor bo autlioriasd to spread upon tho other, thereby compelling them to come tax loll 1912 00, amount of Iron Bridge out ol the same hole they went in n’t. order and interest now duo. fho long nut you had, (ediforally,) Char­ On motion. Council adjourned. ley, don't seem to improve you much. Wn, D. Hates, I You are just a* dull CM over. TIE TEII HUM 28 COMMON COUHCIL. Regular meeting of the ' Common Council-at tho Council rqom.r, Monday evening, Nov. 4th, 18T2. I'ruacnt—Aide Hata\Eattnran, Pratt, j Williams, Wood'and Jewel!. • .1 There will not be a Democratic Mem­ ber in tbe Kcnale of our State the eoming session. This ' Circular” was signed by all the I'N-influentipl Repub­ licans in the county and McclWhat a Tidal Wavs.—Grant and dlevillc. The Libs ct^wctl, tho An order issued by ih<> Village board , WiLon get 300 Eloctoral Vote, Greeley Prohibit bl’owed and the big In 1871 to W. W. Kmlny was brouglil । 49, anti 8 still in doubt. man smiled, handed it to the tl* Couaeil by Mr. watchful ot-lrr tNfue»ted. IixenixATxn.—Hun. IL J. Grout, il­ Rexovai,— II. F. btelnhoir. has re­ moved hts Dental Rooms over the Boo­ ton Cash Store. Call <.u him for flr*t .... luminated hia house beautifully thiaeveting uirt the splendid victory for Grant and lhe State aud L'onnty nominees of No. 11 t'anal St., Grand Rapid*, Mich ’ tho Republican party. ‘rffirtr-’V* where be can be consulted daily until I October. Read hit advertisement ic tho Rev. J. W. Jlancroft, Rector of this paper. Emanuel Church Haatiug*, are cordial­ Hr Call, ly invifed to a donation social in l.’nioa Hall Thursday evening Noremlxw the MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. By Aid. Jewell— Gimmittco, with initauction* to rcfort md.munn at next meeting wboltar there wni any fund to pay till' same, i Ite n*Mt|*>* tba Account <>f W. IL JBroun for lent,1 saying : ScxT-ter them broad­ cast over the 1 Oth district and a Senator we shall’ win. . C-nnd River Vill:r Division tho opening ot tbe Court to-day, flu Honor. Judge Hoyt, appointed EA. Holbrook, Prosecuting Attorney to till the uni'xplied term of Julia It. Van net*. Ac., §118 413, *^a* presented and. i motion r.oa ullopcl. • 1 By Aid. Wt*d-- j stsurted to repair the eiuthern approach to the Iron Bridge, un lor th’- direction of ths Committee, and tho saaa> be paid from lhe general lligl way Fend. t/'flic Indies of lhe M. E. Church and cuugrcgntiMi, rropcee to give a Pony. L<| Pit and FrirJ Colt social at the va­ cant store of A. J. Bowae ia Wash, ington Block, cn Tuesday evening of *ne.xt week. -A good time ia expected. Good Suits for boys $3.00. Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. Peninsular Railway. ;IKTf,*BSS. —--<J Nebraska State Orphan Asylum. Hero ia a ehnnen to win a furtuas in a Public Ixrgn] Drawing, nod nt the tamo time returns hi* special Thanks to lire true Republicans of <Le Counties of Barry 1 and Eaton, who so manfully fought his 1 l£sun. All who buy tbsm like them. AU who buy them like them. AU who buy them like them. rose bright and dear Wednes­ day morning and revealed fo the CircnlariteH 4,800 etip $11.00 for Men’s Good Suits—Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. SW 1—IM reroUIA aFs/sssriSi'SB </'.Tiu.r;*.—Tbe Editor of the Htxxu funibermcn’s Shirts, Socks, Gloves, Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. *«i to the varminta and was covered with Majority Dewey, List w Lkttms remaining at the Hastings I’. 0, Nor. fith, 1872. JcH-ph E. Bolyer 2, Timothy Brig­ ham, JAmr* Donahoe, Mrs. J«tae* I.. Frink, David M->*ten, H. I* Rickard. Sula* Shay, Direct your le lets to No. of P. O. J. L. REED. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST And many buy them. And many buy them. And many buy them. And many buy them. FOB SALE at tiK HEW YORK CASH STORE FOB SALE a Ik KEV TOffi CASH STORE Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. FCT SALE «t tte XEW TORE CASH STORE I No* i« tho time to buy buggk-» for 1 am going to sell my Stock of new baggise for thirty per rent ku than before. ' I mean jest what I may. My buggies ale all made of the best material and well finithcl. All who anticipate buy­ ing hail bolter coll and see tae Iwforo 1 Wo tho undersigned, merchant* in the city of Hastings, do hereby agree ! not to open our re. poctivu placet of bu* iueaaon Thursday the 24lli day of Xovomber A. D. That being the day a|>poiuted by tho civil authoritiot as n day of National Thanksgiving. j which caused our Cotemporaries “'IK | to put on facet similar to tbo-onc I above All who are Indebted lo u» by note or account, ore r«x|ureled to call and nettle tbe srioc at once, aa we aro Mating up uur busliK—. and our book* mu.I l<e Ona-—AB kinds of Machine Oils, suitable (or Mowere. taw Mita, Buggies and Wagon*, Pniuts, Oils, de., at the Drug and Book Store of junr^tfl J- P- Ronxtr* A Co. IL A- Goudtxae. Gnats A RMku,' IL Menas. : (Jta,oa*, Oda is tho cry, but you I khould see the diflnront grade* oC Ma­ chine Ota at S. J. Rich's store. The quality, aud clteapneo iu price baffles all who i-xamina them. 23tf We took the First Premium at the nion Fair for Clothing, the best made ad mint substantial in the State and ,e lowest prtera- Star Clothing Hon«. rent omr Price Store, Grund Raprds. mh: ?,ttstt£s,srahrt» ' El: stags te vifstM-i! Wit rat Wai Tbs Cm Masrait?— That question was asked by many ol our atixrns on Thursday evening of thia week. The occasion of tho inquiry was, that one Alak Christie of our city set onto a man from tho country, on said evening, and poaoded him moat unmercifully. Thst they were both drunk, scerni to bs a fart, but tho que­ ry ia, when a man from the country cummeacos any distsrbance, or ia bois­ terous on our streets, our Marshal onems always present, and. eaid distur­ ber of the peace is at once onceted and fine«l. or taken to tho lock-up, there to await the action of tho Justices' Court. But a rosident of th* aty it oeems, con with impunity pitoil on to a man f*om tho etraahy, and pound him to a jelly, on our atroets in open daylight, tho offender go nnarreeted and unpun­ ished- And tho allegations agahrat the City Marshal are. that be ia spending hte time buying butter, eggs faro, Ac., and cannot attend to tris duties that bs ia roeainng thirty-five dollars p* American Organ Last Wednesday night at about 12 o'clock the titixons of Grand Rapids wore aroused from their slumlierx by 1 '.ho fcarftil alarm of Cnc Arriving at tba scene of Mtiou they diMwvared Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elscwher Rood’s block, on Pearl street, one of TW-ir • «cia p- e>^asls4 «>4 la llmf Me taaatAI <»“• Barres* *U •«“’» '» ‘*••'1 • Grand Birds’ most beautiful moaumenu, one vast sheet of Came. Tho Fire Department wa* [iromplly on hand, using its best endeavor* to subdne tho 1ONABLE TERMS -AJlliJ OIVJBN. flames, but the power of man appeared IrCW to His Public a in Iknts. to bo utterly futile in trying to sabdue tha fiery clement*. It extended from Rood.s block to Judge Lyon’* building, sad then ocros. to C*md •tro*t, curry­ ing .Everything before IL with tho cxceptioi of tho block, corner of Pearl and Canal streets which contains Nelson's book store and tlio Grund Rapkb tar­ tug's Bank Prominent among the buxines* hotiK-scorJumsd. were Julius llouwman's clothing store ; Dr. Gal­ lup's drug store; Preeebnrg’» clothing store; Hoogohoom’s, and Mohl A Schnioder'e cigar and tobacco stores; Crawford Brea. Grocery store, and Dr. Clemons’ book store. Ths law firm of Norria, Blair, Kinsley & McLaren, aro also heavy losers. Tho cash value of thw library was 18,000, of furniture 81,000, immranco about H«»- The firm would willingly give 820,000 to hav« everything replaced, as many <>f bought for money. Mayor Houteman was severiy burned in his hand* while in tha art of saving seme valuable books and papers from hia store. It i* estimated that the aggregate of insu­ rance on buddings, stacks, and personal property destroyed and injured by the Marshal are true or no', but if they tre, was about 81W.000. U this aro, tho author.taw should give him amount coukl have been distributed foil power to traffic in produce, fur* Ac , ^wxwdtag to kwa, it would neariy CJrer by relieving him of tho duties of Mar the entire damage done. On Thursday shallot tho eHyafternoon another fire wm ttawvwed an Monroe strert, but owing to tho f^*8ubecribc for a Home pa­ piocnptnwM ofMr. Soulhwirk in cxUnper. Take the BaXXKB; it in. tbe guishing the san o o» damag* was Largest, Cheapest and b««t pa­ per published in thi* of Michigan. WARD & THAYER. Hastings «y- Allegan. May 15, Don't buy until you examine them and rec If they arc not Just as Root aa any other. ntatatnntia wsnatijm Mt On tSh tut ImM 5 jm PitoOntaiitiaftnMimii Strpal nttaual,. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Rhingiea of all kinds, DENTIST f/j»£ LUftBen rWSljED “Silver If CW i®4« LOTS. CASBi Wool, Wheat, Oats Cora. �~ lOAMOt Tiry. I THEODORM HIGI.t.n. Hsxwscmre or re—-*— IBWjttaSTIWIIKm. Dauch y * Co’«. Column. DON'T <-itIrens meet cm ano of th# higbwwyx <u I.ivtagst.m Cmuiiy, when, Teigwing in j their steeds, the Lilowiag couvieaatteu Bedec-lvrd.l-.t r.o e^4«, sere Uriwl. kssrsrarss ssJ hxlU <!UtaaUhM,us> Mir. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS.1 time shown that a dbauw anwnntinc t unepiAMkbjhg provutled etnong bor- 1 Xwyiia, <M. -*Gth, one day.' vts in that sectiuti of lhe rcmutn, and •<-atInring rases have .nptvnrvd from • •mugvviHi'. Nev. 1st. two day*. tiiua tai time further amuhward. until • '.'dot Crtvk, Nov.. 4 th. uu.* day. llufida, r‘rrweww1 and llocbm> -r are Wi'aulan 1. N«v. Mb. two day iairly te Lr it; and now |h» Rinrt senAAt><«d of flj? reporter, estiiwitei that tho nnintewof Striekru hetw« in this city is ahmt^r bumetlang like scree ilroueaod. We hnrc no means of affitni ing or denying ths troth uf ibis ealiuuUg j but It i« m well fur every harse■wiwr lo krion that nmh n disrw h abroad and ahooM be guarded agali.it. In Itertscto.- it 1. mid that the street i nil ways hare suspended operations, all their home, being str*. In Buffalo, . . >>u»inasa is xcriouatv implied through fii jqEntcprise. l-'ek ef|one poa.V Mr. Mink, veterinary surgrera o< Ihudiester, IhnsdestiribcL J THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION c,.y<>. t>re.i.x »r ib. kvw cxUoi or Uv* .•t.u.oi The Calvert LithofrapMng Company or Detroit, Titst xx then, de yoa f t>e lb. e.tk. ssd are — vsbtubrec a .pkad.d Tlatad Lnb.fr.pl. .7 , Buns—Uh, I ean't get along without [it It is tho oulv |iui<ot in this State you icau dopeml on If you want to k«ep «? with the nows. j Baounr— Well, that’s »o; although__r_ j it's always trending un my tors. Nun BtUvi I iSiytrKJMSVSSlW: thane are coms ou those tore, and when | bpMirfir ibM. am.«~i «ub ^ibre rais-l •» I th-Me coms are rubbed,- it goes nga.nst , --l*w J— •< •*>•_0.“**lLATItO agents ^sasijag: ‘'the grais” d'ye see I* Ho I got mad and WAMT HU-TT1, TT "7.'.'aT'«\ Tr i «up it aluui once in four weeks, but I I grusrnUy hsrc to order it again about ' Will PLEASE TAKE NOTICE I the third dar. Their arrangements aro I a > prrfsct for getting all ths news, that | if 1 don't take it. I gvuerally boor of something in it that compels me to buy |s Cash. BmI EsUU sad 1’rre.sst Prsrr' 14 ou the street, so I might as well hors xmoxc vnr. r.vm>x» ' it left regularly. Hat I wish they would $23,900 in Heil Estate! Grind Miuitvl KoKruiumeal , not Lo so eonloundclly independent po$3j000 in Cnsh '. DR. F, .1. CADWELL. litirally. Blub—Why that is just what suits St. Jiseph. Mich. Nov. 4,1372 me. If the Tatarrx endoroo, a thing you are pretty certaiit to find it O. K., rsceptuig ofrovrae ita position ea the Chovpenniag Claim, and a thing or two <>f that kind <n which it disagrees with met but if it believes a thing to be l> Mm... Sr* ® wrong there is not money enough in Hetroit to buy its support. eU. EKM lUetrr—A neper must lie vary airuegiy es'ablianed before it can as­ sume that irmitwr.. I never knew but one paper that could, simply on Its mer­ its, make as good a show in thalurspert, I ,»Im4.I T Usmse H-..OI i'/tei: and that was a paper uf ~Marfijwcr". And wlwn a paper reaches luek a point, |ftffl-NB&..^.FJrcaiBesc she nmxla no one tubeccor'. Bl us - That u just iL No other Itetr-sit paper—1 sneak now of the Tatarsk and not of ths tobacco— can adopt ' THROAT ANO LUNS INSTITUTE aueh a eor.ree brc.iusr none ik backed ■ by such n circulation as tba Txtacxx 1 The New Capitol and Grounds, DISEASE OF THE EYE8 ™ DUffi $166,000 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS M FOWLERS GREAT WORK inactive, and the discharge hum the iHw,. olten assuming • yellowish at appearance. lhe Jieaaau usu­ ally runs its coarse within ten days, and with proper treatment few if any <aseo ■■tight to prove fatal. Those that do so are nsiiail* riaapluatcd with other d:s1‘asn*. as bronchitis or pneumonia. The animal should be allowed com- ■ plrte rest iu a clean and well ventilated stable, disinfected if nfcsaeary with carbolie acid, sulphate of iron or bromo, .hhmliun. It should V- properly cTiKimnl, the oo*c and eyvs being fre­ quently sponged aith water, end the limbs bandaged, if roll. The food should be light and laxative, such as •bort-feed, or btau, wet or scalded with a little salt added. A little hay may lw given. Violent remedies, such as I deeding, powerful cathartics, anil arte­ rial sedatives, are either tinneccsuiry or injnriotta. The throat is so irritable that all forms of |>o*der. balls, etc-, are either roughed out, or into tho bronchi­ al tubes <* wiadpi|«*. Etectusriee, that is to say. uiediritirv which Javit ia the lie.nth, syrups. or paste, arc the only forms iu which medicines can I* safely | TABLE IANUFACTURER ■ is joking, and that's snuff said <m that BILLIARD jubpett but their circulation must inPtlev.1lie large to warrant tho purchase o< auch a machine, but large aa it is 1 IM, IOC aatf 101 Itandvlr'. Mirs w they aro planning to increase it the DgfkoiT, • ■ Mien: I present fall and winter. They will on . January 1st entente tho Wnniv ratat xx by the addition of eight colntnns. making it one of the largest papers in ’ the west. They are also taking steps ' to make it more readable end attractive : than ever, and all this must add ini• mensely to the circulation of tho paper JUST SO HIGH. tsSSiSafeS: Beltaldo Agents Wanted in Every Town in the State BIACK. BMW. MtCIt. OFFICE OP THE AKSOClATKW. TO. $. HORATIO PRATT, Prat STANLEY I. TURNER M CHAS. J. OUR, Gel All LOOK HERE. Photographs, " BOILER WORKS. Photgraphs. $75 to $250 per month' been put on the old Txtirxs in the lost few years. All it Las earned hat goue right back into the busines, its proprtetun aiming to make i< the model paper of tho West, and looking to the future B iutar—Yes they must be getting a . greet deal of capital locked up iu this concern. 1 notice that they have just ■ otfm.’d tew Uetund in cash pre­ miums to the most enterprising and successful getters up of ciubo. They throw the field open to tbe widest com- I petition and give till April 1st fur agents to work iu A business «o managed must grow. Well on the whole 1 hop' I it may have good success. I agree wifo i von that it deeervos it, and certainly no I Micigan family can afford to be without [ REMOVED STOUGH BITTEHS HC2. To Washington Block ore liilJ BLOOD PUHIFIKR. The New York EVENING POST -1 •»<! 1 I. site, .1— mih» sr 1 .1. cStss.ssri.-j s tssts Taw iks J«O ler ISV. lia>M«.le, M ■toll U a KM cVrev Ml Us isUnM yt IM ■ •». as J W s!> esrww rtalaiu Is ti, roll Iks reel srtaU Is rs,,,rl akersul M«k Sen Im mshmsS for Krv ,sen fleas Iks Us>« «U<1 {isutn—By the way. Law. you wen , l their new pews? They uro now print­ , ing on a penes that Tost about tirmty I fAMisnad Itlltrt sod which prints tbsm M-vun to ten thousand sheets jwr hour. 1 tell you it is a beauty. It ta lhe only presa of the kind in the gtata, and will I MISSON AND PICTURE FUMES print almost as fast ns all the other I twwenaper presses put together. And the governor to their engine keeps it along so steadily, too. If there is any­ thing 1 adore it is a Governor. Hlxix—(\\*bu «a* n tiuturiuus wag and joker)—IU ’. IU ! Tliat's first rate' regards saline incdidusn with great fa­ vor, and gives tbe following roripes and directions as useful and aote : Chlorate of potash, muriate of ammonia, ur by- • iKwutphnte efsodie Asannoudytte to relieve the rough, fluid extract qf bel­ ladonna may !>e added The proper ■low of either of tlieee tnadirin-, may lie ruLl-od up wilh-tw<aur llirvu uuncs-s ■•f boney or molaaw. and there pound in the mouth from a -mall bottte or placed ou th. tongue with a spoon. Given in this way the medicines will bo readily Ispped up and easily awallowcd But little trouble is required to give it, and no danger of getting any medieim in tho trachea will lie incurred bv this method. . Tho chcernil feature of the situattec ' to, as the malady is i fatal if proper and ---------------- -- — R”r» to tho sauna! | There i» danger that tho stage and car , rotnpamiee in our citim. and espeeialy . in New York, will low many horeea lacause of tho almost imperative nereeutyof keeping the lines running with­ out material change.-.('AfNfiini f’esmi. KSEst aja. rsa.-»s-lsaer IwnW. sklsA las. ssU Msts ks, »• OMH Bent Wood Works, LOTTEHY Dr. Crook's Wine oi l. Safe. Sure and Steadfast. Ntbls’ll Stile Orptal Alfltni'Xichigan Marhinfry Depot. LADIES. Public Test K. W. Alka's tfotrle DR. CROOK'S WINE BOOKS SCHOOL Condition Powders I FLOUR. MATMEW B8IIIESB COLLEIE OYSTERS And Foreign Fruits, SOLD IN HASTINGS, BY ACKLEY A SLADE ssourtf; WALLACE & LAW. Glrea tone to your System. TRT DR. CROOK’S WINEOFTAR OPEN A TOP BUGGIES, NATURE’S CHAS JB1E & BIB., veesaaxLS an inmvuUM re Shell Oystei# ani Clams, CHAMPION WASHER ■OXFOBT'S OUGB—. P. A. BILLINGS. .1...;.«» rrr caw. w., s< enmOUn fcr Met wwk. DwUrts seaelM i rtwalaall.. .1 .SmS retrelta.1 Lusurwnr a fctk»< as a «laroU 8s. Uk, ItairaiL TSSTrilHTj 'T)OMESTIC”| OCPPEB HD SHEET MI TOE Hair Restorative GtWSKSJ-- I Dr. Fell!' tat if Jinbeta. ■■ FOR SALE. A Farm of 12? arret, situated in tho township of Baltimore. 8 miles from Hastings, ami only :i rail,.. South of the Grand River Valtey IL IL. at Quimby good ycung and growing orchard, good SEWING MACHINES. 1 mo7-,7'.T«Lre“ ".U faSSU" The MASTERION. mniHbo Potaril JOHN HWEMBELL& CO. iroj|r ccttex* ssn eosxiLicnJu. MANTLES ANS SKATES, rttas swtamUUaa paM.SK la BAN 1»4U la Iks- sdvseU<e la seed ail ■ 01163162 'JSSJartarSMdfce'jre 70 Jeffenion Avenue, Detroit, COBB, HATUBTS'ltUEtN.'V WANTED/*±.^ we . Bnrineim that will Pay ’BX1! SOLD IN HASTINGS, BYACKLEY. from School House. Sugar bust ot 1,000 trow. SpletulMl timber of all kinds; Oak, Baswoud, Whitewood etc. Terms. 125 per acre For further in­ structions, inquire at this Offloe,*ar ol the proprietors. D.B & A. O. FB££MAN. Baltimore, April 17th. 1871 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-11-13.pdf 775436b7a0c9b443e19f268823655557 PDF Text Text TH* ; [ftteLtar W. VOL XVII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, NOV. 13, 1872. tardy and is for tta moot common ranefr nwn in tbe Unit­ ed States ; but there] is another which ttaycall Brown, which la Ear more | highly ptfoed by all American fiuefora - *o much ao, that dming the paatsoaeoueggshavo been add at higher nri- grestar rained m. most NO. 29- I rag ~ on aoundant foyer.1. Thia gaged to a Wall street broker, who lints in a brown stone house, but I don't think that gives you the pnvelege of criticising asylover!" "But ho Is so peer, Grace.” jCj ** He has health and Just Received, "And iftn willhave to work" “Well, what then! Mr goodness graciousand Grace elevated two I plump little hands, “ wbal do you sanpoeetAaM wore given to mo fori To wear Lid giores and diamond rings on­ ly, and to gather rnree T No, indeed ! I can find better uro for them than that.” I “Grace, you are perfectly inoorpgi[bfoP' " Y«*. I am j to yon mar just aa well learo off lecturing me," sail Grace sau­ cily. "I plead guilty to all your aocuaatwas. laaigitngto many. noihlag tatamrahaato. 1 ehall lire in half a «Mm» to asttfoO Now York. end Wai tar owns tbe Greta Iron Works, and «re stasld like Gustavus for buck-keep«r. and of courao, you'll all oomo sod lire with us, and-that’s all, Waller, dur, isn’t it? give parties and I think it yory likely "All! I should think it was," said that I shall not unfrequsntly rash dish­ Mr. Oralis who had listened smilingly ea, sweep room*, and iron my husband's to bis wife's avalanche of words, “and a ahivts. And through it all I expect to be very happy." ' ■we'll be all right Myra aigbed and abandoned tta usofose argument. What was to be d»ne ____ ___ _ _.ng," sobbed Mra. with ao very nureason tide a damsel , as Linley, “that Grgre ahodd be noli, and th»«f • 1 al n ays teU you I should pul A bright little hoailhstane—a kettle singing on tta hob; 'tta crimson carpet, my little wife in her right place one of not Brussnla, nor velvet, but simple fa­ tbeeo days, allhough I was nothing but grain; and tta plain neat furniture, a mechanie ?' demanded WaiiraT^Why, with Grace (Ciiling st tta ready-spread taro io Linley, 1 declare. Give os your table—thia waa a plrouat tame tor band old follow; you haven't changwl a Walter Genii* to come to after his day's biL" i work tn tn# greet machine shop was And Qnxtam* Linley listened, with Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, UnirtroaUf, known an the BEST HE.1TI.VC STOVE in Ihr IVorhl •Itso a Large -Assortment JEWETT & ROOT’S FIRE PROOF STOVES! tar big taasa, with her jxrttes and her “But how cid yon strike this guldi-o yfaitug list, and tar swarm of aerranta. Do you know, Grade, I alumel Mi at vein I" inquired be, when ha had accep­ ted the poition. witlj'many thnaka an J one time that I »M dung wroqg |n Myra had wbixperingty commented on their being rodneed to such an ignoble “Myra seotnwl to think you were fete. “It waa all through an Lnrration of Walter's" said Gracw, gteefully ; "1 al­ " Do I look like a victim !*' donure- ways knew Walter would make his way !y asked Graro. . in tho world. But come—•got your • “ Wbr, no, I can't any I think you thugs on— I'm guing to take you away du, but I wish 1 could hare brought with mo. Walter and Gustavus can rou to a bouao all your own, my pet. walk, and there's tote of room for tho ' New mind; some day wo shall reigil children in thn carriage with ua I" in a jialace worthy of you." Mrs. Unlay waa thankful enough to " Nonsense, Walter; could I be tap­ Uaru th. crampod limits of this thirdper enywhere than I am with you J*' • “Areyontanay, toynri ' She low finui her ecat and camo over ' to b.r husband s side, looking full into Lis fore with eyes so eloquent that all the dictionaries in creation could mff taro B[*»ken noro plainly. Yes, ta know ’Ast she was happy. Mrs. Linley, too, thought that ata was happy, and pitied “pour dear Uraete" from the very bottom of tar heart­ ' No oerrauto. no silver napkin rings; no •loublo damaak table ctotha with embrotdere"! munugrnms on them ; no car­ Why Kerosene lamps Explode­ riage; no Wilton carpets, nor orocaud In the BEST STYLE and from. Genuine Eastern Oak Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS Leather. O, SAY curtains,, What would life ta worth without thews ? And then, too. aho lived so cutlandishlr - actually dining in ffxo middle of the day. end having good fates 4—pork and cabbage occas. tonally and frvxl atami1, Mra. Linley was quite sure that »ba oould not hero existed under such a fearful concntena- II heeler them," said Myra, inhaling the Lubin perfume from tar Vttewteance edged pocket handkerehief, " but really I *“ quite ashamed to Have our carriage aecn in each a comonplaoe street ” ‘■State year sfoter." said Mr. Ltal#y. and Genii* ia a good fellow, after all." “ I know it but a common mechanic!" And Myra took out tar pearl tablets to look over tar visiting list■ I Grace Genlis knew very well that Mr. Uomavus Linley dospfood her end her low estate, but Grace cared n#l two pin* Furlhat-—why should she? Was eta | not happy as Queen Victoria's self fa tier «nug little houre, with tore to bright­ en tta tow ceilings and beautify tta : ctsple-wood furniture. I "Grace ia a pearl o^wioe," thought tta young husband, ss'ta watched her at tar thrifty hoasewifory, "and some i day she shall sbfae fa a prefer setting I an well us Gustavus Linley's cu nevi ted .doll of a wife. 8ta ahs'l, or my name fa not Walter Genite F' Mrs. Ixalsy d>4 not fad tanelf eatfatJy faoouaiHable wtau Walter Ovals. Willson BLACKSMITHING ! ju, oitf qooos <x sw rww BLACKSMITHING J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co. ararrsw Bum Hal Mill Jut 19, 1111 to eomo out us heed rn.chi.iH, and tar sister went uwny. " It’s just as well," thought Una. “fori wanted tody, p eerie* “t ««' mens, tlta winter, and I couldn't have invited them, and, of courw, they would tav. bren mortally offended I AW it’s all right!" And the years pasaed by, and Myrn Linley '-forgof1 to nnew«r tar sisferie tetrnra to otren, that at length, (hare DENTIST Satina IttiiU. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, n << Defy Competition pvprs, oils, qifocsities, Gold & Silver Watches Vtaney Goods, Hoolre. Htntlou«x-j, atarajcy. ferered Mctawql U( agyj Acs’., A. D. COOK, Agt. .fEF aid Platt "nt, I Hastings, »ncn. HASTINGS, MICH, J, Cole & Son, J. P. ROBERTS & co. Russell 4 Nevins Immense Stock DRUGS STUtUI Medicines, Michigan ^Exchange. Pyp Stuffs, 1 Goods. vins uk, kind! One esfmeg Mr. UuW same in bto, hut ta often did that Myra glanced ncsAfic languidly up from the book she wsa skimmind over, not because she etouv^ Tho WtW faffing like a myriad reading, but becansa U WM a feMitoaaflight of tlnv, white-winged birds, the bla work, «ud she wanted io say she December bias: howled mournfully had road it-and notired that his fare through tta twilight at reefs, when tbe lights wore begiwM w *h,IW “What is tta matter r' she inquired, and ttaro ro’-itary beacons of tr«, and a little startled hy Ita took. Grace Mid Myra J'ayne were sitting be­ “Tbo matter," returned Gualarus, fore tho grate in their cost, wall-nred deliberately seating himself opposite sitting-room, talking. her. "is that wo are ruined." Grace bad boon darning «lock ingt. a “ What do you moon I" piece of domestic finger-craft mil par­ •• “imply that wo avr l*uuitoe«-taf ticularly ornamental, but nevertheless gored—MWt’i a cent tn the world, and moot essential, and Myra was dotting dabta oBMigh to *«nk tta Spanish Ar­ tta odga of q ahirt o^lor with slitetao mada I" like orad tverfo. but Q was |puwn too Myra lucked at him in blank dismay. dark to wSEpw. «na they rat ia the "And what are wo going to do T ruddy Aino rfttte g£n h~. ^”g “Do? Why, do aa offier people do!" the acenweommonly known ta •Wind­ savag.lv answered tar husband. “Go man's hotiday." “Now, Grace. I’m sure you U think tatter of it," aaiu Myra' coexingly. “Don't think there s toe least pro^ pectin life of anv such thing," returned Stay, though. Wo hare pot photo- Shingles, Lath, &c. be plump than otheiwie#, With Wg brown eyre, full of liquid Igmfbter, a skin like roeo-telored aetra, *M brown PAINTS & OILS City Piping Booms School Booko t Siatifrifp/ WARM VKALS AT ALL Oar toad* ss4 tas-bUbus ansi W. KasksaalaaSslseMan TU baldens,. U mH. Wilk tkrsau#r~Law as4 ro-iu, , KOCBA XkvAwirii.ar* rm cxocxns*! comcrrunax Kerosene is out explosive. Alighted taper may be thrust into it, or flame •ppUdtaitto «y way, and it does not explode. On tta contrary, it ex­ tinguisher flame, if pxperimented with at the usual temperatures of our rooms. of eggs nt so high a price as ton dollar* per dozen. Tta Brown Leohoro is roid to be hardier than tta White, to foy slightly larger sad to lay then. : earlier to tta year ; foteidro which, its color is adapted for ordinary wear, and allows it to bo kept wtaro white fowls could nut be nreoerved in clean condi­ tion. ■ i I tad heard much through tho whole of this year from various American • fonefora reepeeting Brown I-egborns ; . sad in tbo summer Mr. A. M. Hoisted, I of Rye, New York, kindly sent me over I a trio, chiefly fo» portraiture. They ap: pear to baronMohedUvarpool all right, I but, very unfortunately, during tta journey from Liverpool tu London one of tta hvns waa fatally injured in eomo S. bleeding profoswly from tta mouth uno or two wounds on the comb. and dying the night vt arrival They I M is (rww-u Ssrksa ares rare. All nr lbs iwUlw ckverftltr 1 appear to bo six pallets and thrre cockerel’. My chief object in hatching birds eo Lite was to see fur myself taw tar they bred uniformly, as I had ■ a strong sjupicicn the breed had been formed by a cross from the Black-red Game This is strongly denied by al) Aincritan breeders, who nfiirm that many birds tare been imported direct from the Mediterranean; and I am bound to say that of all my nine chirkone none favors such a supposition, tta Joe^ih Hardin, the most Hanlin’d ihkl reckless of tho Texas doepcradors, any brood 1 ever saw, which is so far • is tbo son of a Maltadlsi uiiuistcr. He satisfactory'. The shape of body, bead, and comb is credited with the mardor nf 2R men since he was fiifoen yearn old, six yrors I is like that of the H;<ani*h fowl, or rather Mitiurcii, at the face is rod and only the deef-ear while—that la, both hare large combs, tta cock's being up­ of the Foot Offieo Departa.rel al Wash- right and the lien's falling over. The ingtoa, was married, and started on ids eizo is, however, not so greet, but about bedding tour. The next day. while midway befw.cn Spanish and Game; trbyvluig, he dtal suddenly. ’ and this was one of the facts that made It is authentically stated in Kral's ma nt firetauipect a cross. The plum­ age is exactly that of the Black-breasted new book about Dickens, that in thia Ited Game in both rock and hen, the country he gave 70 readings to nndibreast of tta latter being a salmon col­ - . . .1 ‘ -V n,.A—1 SUSI ... or, hackle gold strip*"! with black, and back and wings petridre-marked. The California people, believe that as they rock, of ccurso, is blsck on tho breast, hare a titate prfaun they bad bMter use bar uf wings, and tail; hackle bright it, and 013 of them Lave taken up rod striped with black, wingbow rod, secondaries rich bay, and saddle tbe quarters in tho unthutme. same os the hackle ; the lags are yellow Really good fowls of this breed being very ’scarro nod dear. Mr. Hal.ted could nor spare a very good cock so early in the season, and the bird ho sent mo is rather wanting in yollownoM of lege, and has a dent-ear much stained with red. but tho hen appears firat-claa.v He rather leads mo to expect he may enter first-rate rpcciuuns at tho ensuing Cil show*, and if so they will no bt bo examined with much interest Tho tans never mt, I believe, and the average production of eggs Is about two, hundred per annum. Un tho whole. ' 1 am much pleased with the birds, and. with to many good qualities to recom­ mend them, have thought that those few particulars would be interesting to Agnaaix accounts fur (be horse direasc English fanciers. 1 should have given by the glacial theory. “ __ ,_ . tr , U— been carried on at too low temperataro, and a part of tta naptha remain* in iL A'lulinroltoMareltogely made by un­ principled dealers' who add twenty or thirty per Oral oi naptha after it Iseres tta manufacturer’! hands. Tbe light napthas which hare been spoken of as known in commerce under tb" names of bonxine, tanaoliae, goacline, 4c.. arc Blanton Duncan will review Lus vary volatile, inflamablo and dangerous. Tnu PmrmU ns n Sunday newspaper ; They, however, ia themselves, are not by which we are at a loss to know •xptaivo: neither are they, when placed ia lanpe, capable uf furnnbing any bis politics, or pibtics of his religion. Thu Philadelphia Mint has cumtueiued melting one million one dollar gold pieces to be converted into pieces uf Larger denominations. Twgib mil­ lions of i hew pincee ore to bo nsod. Tbo reduction of the National debt in October amounts to *6,228,417. nearly exhausted. Tta reason of Ibis will readily bo seen. In using imperfect or adultera­ ted kereseno, the spare above the fine of oil is always filM with vapor; and ao long aa |t Is wgrm and rising freely, no air f^n teach it, and it is safe.. At beditime, when Ute family retire, tta hgbt ia extinguished ; tta temp cads, a parties af tta Taper is condensed; this creates a Denial vacuum in tta snare, which is instantly filled with air. Tta mixture ia now moro or faro explosive; and when, upon ths next evening, tta lamp ia lighted without roplemahfag with oil, as is often stone, in explosion falfab), fo take pfate. Late in tta erenfag, whoa tho oil fo nearly connxmed, and tta soaoe above filled with va­ por. the lamp cannot axplodo so lung os it remains a: rest upon tta But take it fa hand, agitate it, carry M fate a axil roam, tho vap» fa coated, air pane* in, aud (hamixture becomes «xploaiv*.—4iwiaa RweT Hhs«». in reply ts a correspondent, Heun Stewart girca the following rpctioal ideas about poultry : ' | On two acres of land it would be fol­ , ly to attempt to keep 1,000 fowls with | the expectation that they could bo per mittod to have any range. If cloicly |>enued up 1 ,<X>0 fowls might be keptou two servo by the exercise of tbe utmost care and by nn oxporieacad keeper.. But there would be no accommodation tor young chicks end the nerosetry econo to shelter them.. It is possible that 400 hans coaid be kept on twn acres, but not any more. 1 have had some exjiorivucv, and would rather haro at the rate of on. aero to 100 fowls than lews; but 1 hare no doubt that I for# the sands df life tun out fa to reach the eternally condemned heart of the raraaring miscreant who first proclaimed this atrocitv. Fur w<-cks and week, have we oleetaff Mr. Greeter by tta simpler fvnu uf addition—on paper, and never failed onr-i. Where ore wo now? Stranded on a tee stare, with tta cook dead drunk and tta captain busted ou a small tar." A family by the namoof Hunt, tonal*-' Uo Dawn ud Bast a of tta forbs.-, mot her mid tbroa irao, tare taeu living on a claim Dr. Hall soya tta taut medians in soma two mile* from Marion Center, in the world, mar. efldent io the cure of Marion county. Their Honan was disease tta n nil the potencies of the situated fa a ravine, both of atone and materia medico, arw warmth. reel, cleanHaase and pure ap. Scans persona —.1.. . -Mu, I*. diMSM tn dance, they noticed that the roof of the Irnaso had fell In. They immediately wont to the house end found that tho roof of the bouse had fallen Io on the family as Utegr by steeping fa bed. The party want at oeoo to retare them, and, upon, taking the dirt away, found the ir r or mother and throe children dead, and the bed end cod work U an effort, i rocm am tba flrtt .------ --------a auro and speedy rooovery. Instinct toads all taJurad birds to quietude recced*: but in others the powers of life am tberaby so completely citaust od that e system has lost ebitay to re-. enparate, and alow and ^pta*d lever and quite warm enough foe 200 fowte. Fresh air fo of really more importaaco than warmth. Ia a dimate much cold­ er than that of New York, I hare never had a fowl’s comb frozen in eueh a bouse is this on tho coldest nights, wtan tho temperature taa been tatow aero, and a strooj wind been blowingToo mneh warmiti induce* disease; roup and dy»onterr are eansod by impure air and warmth, produced by huddling in a cloio apartment. Artificial warmth fo tatter than sweating in this manner. A retting Irnuss. adjoining tta roosting bouan, and of the same sue, needs to bo provided, wiihent windows, aid with a shelf all roond. on which*, ptered tta neats, raised two foot ftom tta ground. Another stad, adjoining the roosUnr; �I but wo haao m thorough Democrot* as! is more beautifnl or more deserving of Witty cowtnar.dat:cin than tlio Illustea- jam be found. They will follow thair Herewith w. placi before our readan ’ | party end du flirir biding । tho official rasjority ia thi* CMUttT S» tbo several candidate*^ In a- -—~i shall giro tbe Tabular 8ti • vote* cast in the several Tow Ward* at the elretion <m th* I majoritire are a* follow*, via: about Dewey ?. Yaa «ay» tho other For Grant and Wifaon, Well than I shall vote for him, and “ John J. Bayley, 1,428. throw down hi* ticket, picked un n clean I “ Henry H. Holt, . 1,464 know ‘ Dknfal Striker. lj476 *' Viator.* I'.CaWar. “ Wk. Hnmpluqy. 1,488 Or.e of the noisiest Democratic creator* 1,441._________________ _ _______ __________ we hare, camo up, called the attention *, Lgrarett A. Clapp, i 430 scarcely a parallel to the couxpbs’wne*. *' Byron D. Ball, of tho board, tore off all the Etector* I —T *■« -. »> «ra. S^MMmU* I •* Daniel B. Bttgg*. names and anted the retor.nder. I " Edward Doraeh. 1,439 1,467; ** George Willari, : *• Sherman C. Prindle, 1,468 ' Isaac W. Vraoman. 1,426 1,719 ■ *• Wm. IL Powers. ** John Hotchkiss, Charles G. Holbrook, Wm. H. Hayford. Lucius RusmII, John a Cram. Henry H. Wood, Mito I. WUliam*, Geo. M Dewey. *' Railroad*, Against Judge** Salaries, •* TJmlt of Judicial Cizvuiu, In tlie County the O'Couoc and i>s Pxkct reezireef fcrty-wx (46) * ' and tho Black and Ruarell thirty-eight ' (3S) vote*. -■ I Uy iupKtfag th* roturus, it will ba । wen that the largMt majority on the Day cf 'I bankxgtvlng. i without coating all day. Wo have prob­ , ably 230 voter* in our Town,, only 109 of them go! tn th* Polla : but with them w think wo convinced Mr. Blair that । ho was in bad company,and Mr. Greeley haro'been )»tica to balanro pound*. But a [»ril unticipated fa often a peril averted. Thousand* of the voter* oi North Carolina, VermMt, and Maine 'ware roavincol by money tlmt they i might hotter vote th" Administration than the Liberal ticket, and that, if I th*, could not SO vote, it VM Ihrir in­ terest to teqy «t home on eieetfoa day . for us, far we gore Grant 80 majority. That slanderous lilt is nothing now to ma This was an old worn out trick years agu. ha* been on tbe stock* for repairs n long time, let loo-.e again io Inte to lie utrinta etort before election, hut it did nof work suenweftilly with U*. ■B CiiriMfau Weekly. Now that the friahiug tu conu> upon a jiapor so art tically and pictorially attractive, so i perior in its htenny character and I*rt* and elevatfog iti It* moral and ' ligfon* incnlralioL*. Tb a family where there young neopbr, especially, its weak­ ly visit inustbo a score" oi constant de­ light and profit. DRY GOODS INOCURE.NO CHABCI CABPETINGS, This interesting monthly for December ia issued, *nd look* a* bright and good as a twenty dollar pioo* just from the mint It ha* new type and some naw features which «ill commend themselves known all »i«r ths coontry as th* cheapest r.nd Inist puMfaatfon of its kind in I he United Ktatos, In it can ba'1 found matter that ratartafa* all, old and young ; while tho coming y»ar th* sub•criberi will receive a pretty ehrvmo as a Christmas present Thi* will bo a great temptation to every one. and wo hope thousand* will avail tbem*-lre« of it. Only 81.50 per yuw, and 15 cent* single copies. Fur sale all orer the country. Address Thome* A Talbot, 63 Cougrem btroet. Dutton GmAIVX* RAPIDS They have .Added to their hnineuse Stock iJ5<> Holls New Carpets, 175 Package* of Dry Goods. • Dress Goods. Harper's Magazi record orenrvd in Boston on Saturday night and Sunday. The loose* ore o»timatod'at Irons *80,000,000 to l&O.OoO,000, and the insurance at from 110,000,­ 000 to 112,000,teh). Tho Bra was cnlirely and*.- tbe ountral by three p. m i townsman, Hon. Dafiicl Striker, and the next to Hon. Victory J*. Collier. This is a* it should be, and simply shows that thorewvr »J me) alaae, and not troaehrey Mb the part of any of our candidates iutluenced the vote two years Plain Black Silks IIX CtltUEK Ss. Sf.fAl.-AH. VHXOCIU*. MKUIXOS, KUfflMfa C.xniM, MXuri ' bound* I by Sumner, Board, Central' potent clomcnt in tho hand* of tho sraw । FedcrjJ. Water, and Washington slrests, ■mm, aided by cheating fotgarv and I and tho Ihroobrancheaof business which ; reek lew h iiigdit down the mnjonly of •bine State that was not bought, whoth- ’| suflered chiellv are tin- wool, th* dry­ or of voters, etectfoneercre. ox inspectors |' gnnd*, and the shoe itnd leather. The ' and canvaa*4*ra; and but on* party had the wherewithal to bay. 1 bo small, Old Sonth' Churcii and tho naw Post­ yet ample inajoniies in Ohio and Ne- ' office building, wbi>-h it waa *up]n*ed braska, with th< batani-4 mull in la- .! imrovsible to save, Laso i-apod with diana, assured all who stood aloof । but little injury. The Tctuiirript utwl watching U>o struggle ■* axil spectator* erti<«* hare been destroyed; The | that Gen. Grant's re-election was highly ' probable ; and at cuoe * stampe^o to '' office* of the Pali are badly damaged. I : but all the hotels, tbaatres and public | OUR VICTORY. At kogtli tho probation ha* expired ■nd.tho fruition of our ju*t expectation 1 There never w«* a grand victory tak^ ■ realized. President Gran*, will conea in a mare matter cf fad way than thia of which we are now gathering up > ring the next four years, and the prothe detail*. (>no reason i*. that it is so grrorire principle* of tbe Republican complete, that it speak* f ir tteelf end party will bo permitted after this tho leaves nothing to be sai l in way of intrrpretatiau; ami another is, that it ha* lieen substantially anticipat'd. In fact, people to carry on tn the end protection we imagine that tbe American people fox the right* of all men to think, to f»el. when they look over the returns, I speak and to vote freely thfarsenlimcnt* very much at our compositor* might a* J 1 declaration of independence giving to they look at tho same in the daily pa- jicrs. Tho work app-ar» a little dilfrr-. all tb* people of thia great land tbo ent ia the aggregate from what it doe* .■ equal right, together with the eonstitaI tional tnnaos of enforving it, to life, lib­ in the detail of thn r?*n)t*, a* it always' doc*; then: seem* to bo more of it, fsr ' ertyand thn pursuit of happin.-ws has tho people had done a better day's work been significantly re affirmed' The false than they thought they had doe e-; but, erii-s of reform, reconciliation' ctirruj>yo», owy vote and figure was tbriza, tion and imbecility in office, hare b"cn r-ud they ttxoguizo lliem. We msy call patiently heard across tho continent thi* eloetioo. as we ideoso, the triumph- from the marble halls of the capital to the rude stump at tho cross roads. I’er| aonal defamation and tho mo«t absurd ••haxg**, or the victory of the Republi­ can party, bat it is simply tho recorded cbarg.-s have been heap'd upon tho judgment of the American peopte on 1 heads of those who sup|>ort tho RepubI bean standard everywliere over the the issae* submitted to thorn by both Misroprwontauon and th* nnd nU partire. Il mcana tho ctmlinu- country. «n<T, substantially, of thepofo-y pursued wildest oxageration hare characterized by the prcsant Administration—certain- [ tlin coalition campaign. Tho las: ap peal has been taken, and th* grand na­ ly that, diaringuiahni from any propo-ed tional inquest haa ignored tho bill of in­ by its opponent*. dictment tei rancoroualy pressed l>y inSo far a* tho pcrsMal bearings of th* trrvsUxl partiei against tho present advictory arc eoaccrnod, they are of th* inrot satisfactory character. Th* tactic* ’ grand old Republican party. Noariy of calumny directed so outrageonaly I all the supporters of Greeley other than ■gainst President Grant, hare, like Democrate are well known to have been Hatinibal'a elephant*, turned and trod­ disappointed in getting officj or marked den out the life of tho rank* .they were : as among those who** term of service meant io *nve. The President wiaaly refrained from vindicating htmiclf. but ; the party that brought them forward left the whofa mnttrv with th* paople. 1 from cil»*curity. The ach«a of the DenrTb* result i* on* of. which any of hi* ilocrats for tho spoil* of office had became hutrmu predocortior*, even Washington ■o painful that insanity waa threatened himself, might have fait pgmd. If it b* if it did not actually *u[wrveae. Th* said, as it often has b»*n, that Grant great man of the white coal prayed ear­ kn* noa* of th* gifts, of eloquence, man­ nestly for a square i*»ue on which to ner* ar o'her showy qualities—of popu­ fight hi* *up;io*ed "uetnie*, and he ha* lar favorites, then all tho more signal, been gratified. Th* rroult with nil it* , oomjfarivn and glorious is this attrotawealth of blearing* and prosperity to tho people ol a common country can men Strikingly in contrast, too, is tho I only be dimly fomhadawed. Coast!■oudemnaticn pasaod upon men who tutiuual Republican co.crn merit with have hitherto deserved a ell of their oonit* noble train of practical l«n*6ts to stztuant* and who hare reoatvad high all races and nattonalino* i* still firmly honor*, but who had thought that they nxild divert their popular snpjwrt to fag votexic* of mouarehy ami tho co­ the gratification uf their own purposes. hort* of fxmdom and human right* ere The peupio liavo held the ncalre true. ready to march forward to renewed la­ aaA —jgiiii tbe claim* of fh*fr|»**aH bor* and grander triumph*. -traetly mcowling to their work and value at this time, indapeodent of the past and "without fear, fsvjt or aSocnext House of Rcprescntalire* only tbo general report*. On* thing, how•rtr. i* plain, and that fa, that th* Re­ publican majority fa tba forty-third Con­ gram will be much larger than it fa fa that body at presunt Tbo men who were the leaders in the Liberal muve- gildingi oro unfou.hod. I^rg-ly at­ I tended meetings worn hdd in t 'hieugo. Washing ton, Philadelphia, New York, end other citie* to provide plan* for tbe , relief of th j suffer*-:*. Tho total numher of building* consumed i* about 700, into th* swslliag tontuL lbs gallant and at least one-half of them hare bcea tew who stood out might as well hare tried to stem Uie torrent of Niagara. Well, wo did our bust to stsm it, be­ day rrtoia ferr'b'oon-' Nearly all the lieving finnly. 1- That no I’reeident : people in tho city did not steep a! all on should be re-elected while wielding the t-oiunlay night The intense brightmn* enormous [mtronagv erf cur tifgbc*' «ta- ot tho flames, the noire of tho engine, tion—hoidtag that aach ahnaH I-shielded from all temptation* to va> those power* for persoe-vl end*. 2. That thia country was in gn-Ol need of a trenuiun Civil Kerrie* Refwin which of people roamed th.* street* watching the iiim« ami doing what they could, as all crowd । do rm such oOcaafona, to but which they cannot .enjoy under the | Impfcj* thii.norkwfl extinguishing tho prewent systom, and which *honW eh­ able them to giv* their day* to the pal Ik dutic* for which they are paid, ruth- I er than to patrolling and rtoctioneering I in tha partunn interest of their (Jitron 1 —Dr. J. G. Holland's new novel. Ar­ and chief. 3. Ttett the wnr-wastei, thur Bonnieirtle. bogiqt In Scribner's Ux-plundenKl. debt-cov*red, half bank- for November—tho initial number of rapt Booth sh'iuld be ehrored with a , weii-groundod hope of hon-ster rule I| will be a New England gory, in untoand brighter day*, wherein th* carpet­ In the opening bagger rimll craw to plunder n* the Ku- bfogrtphicil form. Klu Kfan hava tong since ceased to 1I chapter the hero drecribc, ■ notable cvrttt of Ina duNhixri, and introdures nlanu and outrage. It did a*om to us that lb* timu had ( fully eome foe a National Reconciliation, i ----- mu- ^alarK. whereby^tho deetinies of the ttouth | which stands at tho heed of I ho ins'* IIihnnld(fx. confided to the better portion | js . Mory o IX>eB1 J)r of her pooplo of both mere. otM tlie Holland’. *ditorial contribution* to the master spirit* of *oel> travrotire of «•- j pre-,-nt tiumW nri' mon* extatuire than publican —-1- -- **»-•* -t ! . .... ... ... . .. ArkanA* One Hundred Thousand Dollars! jell a* Half a Million Dollars thi.1 f'tfpl '• J'irivill Hiifarv af tha •tore '- -The Je*T, oUiyref, sad so! xs*s i*f<J J'v*>*7y Taper in fiv rinep.” Harper's Weekly- WE PAY CASH HllitlERHlIlLLIRSWORTBBFfiOOBS Coining into our Store. V7E PF.OrCSE TO RECEIVE CASH For < very Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out SPUING JL AVERY. "d to the hands whieh wieldod ft while •tn h gn at frauds went cm far year* rrqi detected. But fte p*opl" hare decided otherwise, and we bow t* thetr drefafon. Tbo wealth of ibewmutry, and e*nk» ially the incorporated weafth. ■ rallied to the supiort of Gen. Oraaf. and mured it* million* in hi* behalf, h dWnot generally deny that hi* riril career find tanlty ; 'it merely fori'**d that of hi* eomfeditor had been and wonM be more so. Hint our vnaairfbrturerv, Inuker*, •te.. wore nearly al! making money, and they detuyentetl any change What­ ever, rad cwpeefany u ehtago whieh they fra.-vd might prove radii-al nnd fundamental. Mr. Boutwell in th. Treamry had fatffafied them that hr. was trying to ‘ ‘ * SOLI) IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY A SLADE Harper's Bazar- J. H SLATER, FkACTlCAL AX U T« tail Hint Engineer, and power; and Hiram Rich’s Timnm DaCri: i» a quoin! and witty akernu CoL I. AV. tligineon contribute* an ad­ mirable critknl pajMit <>n Hawthorne'* Last Beqitck, Momuto D. Conway tells alxiut The Demon* of tho Shadow, and ■ Edward King, of tbe Jlaataa Jaana!, R°*»i|* vepr pira*anily about The Coin­ ing Alan. fa u gaper on An Expedition with Slaufoy. Tbo Old Cabinet con­ tent* Ar* Tbo LUU" Man of Destiny. I* be Honest ? and The Song of a Rose. Three.i* practical infamaifau and *a. tertafamg writing in the Degartmant* l of Nature and Scare. H*an» raol Boei j ety, and Culture and Feo grow*, and the ' will make it jlbr the Interest of jEvory 2Vf.nn omnn itnd Child to buy their b Builder, Pure Wines and Liouzr: I buy qur Gootln nf Alniufdttiuen* nnd lutporivri', and Sitf, OmUptpT^L, - pirty nnr' <*nrtniiHn'j<“pHif)'AdvaMlag».in Ima-.-Pkh-rk Carriage & Hoose SPRING «■ AVERY. ^iAITBtO.njjuJ ncMW * crr_ tli 1'I..*S.J- I Storizw, anti other good thing*, and V Flags, Banners, Streamers, j and Political Caricatures ! . -raintvUe Painted W to ffrger. ! UPuJCr. WODDES ILOCI IETTEU. Hew Advertisements. compteto* Mt!. Wood's exciting novelet LeaUku. But w# .think our rwad.ro wHl all giro oror their oppwtfon wo opine, and we belforo w.i simll bare no more trouble at the South. In or.oibrr reepact, the victory racon* the liberty to go forward in the a15dmatx« of Ikpnb- SPIIMB dt IVEIY for, .mroil Tun h» been. aro^tectfoa. Mr. Blaine will of cwatw, be again tbe Speaker, at\4 tbo ItepubJitber of "East Lynno" aunounew already can strength will be marshalled pretty fora ho may giro much aa in tho jwaant llouw. The from T)u Trilm cot— ----- --------- —- a new serial for this Magaxfac, to be “Ina Master of Greyfaad*/' and 1 Adminteteatfon sriR be all powarful firot. prai**:-^wlerebe Mis tha^hoshafl rtfllad jfmfiU uro also auaoun- □god and languid it ha* no rejmrt brew, in tho future vs in the part, frank 1tSai'iMu and feartrererititdsm. And. while thm ,cedL fa* nexl y«ar h» Main Vrtmm MU among ttumnchtca. A* a remedy for again, from the firnt that the Ropubliar* dangerotts tandznam dere’Ojwd by "• th* MTVWM rrsrimere to which woman cun party have re-docled all their * bleat thi. vmrrn**, which foreshadow a gov- i. Congrewmen. white many of tho bent <wwy other teimulant. In all riimatSs, iropiznl temperate or frigid. It art* M a specific in every .specie* of disorder which uudermintM tba bodily strength ' to ttinM-whtqprt upttU* of Ktbacrilwra. and brorik* down th* animal spirit*. 18«nd tvraoty »pto far a**uppto numW, ccmtafafag Ml A* fadwoaowfa. . Pdafa: «2^0 a-yuar, with tb* -Piwal[ urn Chromo. Four copira |6,80. Eight ccSdro (axMl’one grati) 112,00. Th. Lady's rri*a3 (83,00) aod Tho 8.W- rhe Ileading Dry Goods Establishment in :4oo*ta .d eaxpinaiIM. . W estern Michigan, Will Bet You *0110 COUGHS & COLDS Photographs, Photgrahhs. AKD WE PROPOSE TO MSXZTTAXN XT. spmng & ayibt. Beautiful Women. Carpet Department. REMOVED ‘i To Washington .Block over Allen Heath Wo have now ou Exhibition tutd Daily Receiving the moat w lenaivt^antl Varied Atrortmet# Ml ihji.Ijne,. Pruton’a. Ciiideesttrl In .tRe State oi 'Michigan. , , �Ti|« B^ssiv I ■illfUrtosr se4'n well* etlt rlsss at eke sAw «.,l.r.ltog-.»»«.c ’3irL ------------------ S9P™ r.M. CNUKCIES. Haxneea.Troy, 12, IJT2. Mxaau Eenoaa—lu reply to Miners. tka* tkgy.bave.o:H.B<.-d a Dre- and Cwsatmalung mfabliaiimenL and in (knot A Phflflps fa your fan:* fully prejMrsd tu du all kind, of 2»d, I-must any thM ray bu.in-wfatreJ now ' »ort, gaarantoring' perdaci rafisfactiaa ••'s will not at preMrutjalfaw ino to eu- ‘in army case Mias Kinney having had gkgw in aay competition or trial until 1a number of years experience in c<t Iand ftufag. with pmfaa: ronftlenci after the tftfh of January nevt Any- tfaf j in hnr nfjl.l. -.1______ _ ■■ time between January 10th and 30th I > will be gfaA to ccniend with the Ftor-l j PUL'* Machine in aay ]>ublk- hull, the < antae to be open to tho public, and tbe { Judges to bo Unr Clergymen and /for ' MAtOIIC. is CHAPTER, MO- I-adles, neither of whom own a sawing • machine, and fa order to make tho con- ’ Tlie People va. John San ford ; infor­ mation for larceny. Plead guilty. Jtomandod for esntenci. The people vs. Samuel E Forbes; two cwsea Continued on application of dorire -ch party to deposit any sum । ( fnnn one hundred to five hundred del- I fata, tl»o loser in tho trial to pay tbe ’ amount be depoeita to some charitable t The Propio v». Govrge Griffin, im­ pleaded with Albert Dorwy. Informa­ tion for Robbery. Verdiet, not gmlty. Roth 8. Jordon, complainant, vs. 8i- inAitutton in. Hastings, ss may bo de­ rided by the CommiUee. Ae the Wasux 1 Machins has never taken a position ts a flrM-cless sowing machine, I wfh not advertise it by competing with it in pub­ lic, but will ,-bntend with it in a private I. 0. o. F. In either trial the same rules tu be observed as governed tho tri al betwevn the Binger and Wheeler and Wilaon i at Wuodatock, HI I will furnish । Mem™. Grant and Phillips a copy ot said trial at Wuodatock, III. Respectfully, \ A. D. Cmia. Arft W. A W. S M. Grand Biver Valley Division I UJSJiTlSTS r. Pay ywr wu-ry e^tf year (od ertoscW erfi er sectAeel icroOof sale granted. P—. “th Henry II. Batighmaa vs. John M. J. P. DRAKE, M. D._ ■ Roe and F.hhu Chipman. Judgment (Mr AeUtt 4‘ Sfofr Dny SUrr. 39 on default for 8119 71 nnd costs. Harriot Bogun, cximplainam, v». Mary Kl-xk Defendant; foroefoaqro. Deervo and otdor of sab* granted. SPECIAL MO Id TO THE PATR0K8 Jafaes Phitn'ngeamnlsfaaut, vs. James I H. Gulden, deb-mUnt; Injunction J CF THE FATHEROrdered that complainant file Bond for From this dato xo rta os except Goo. Frtd.V Young v«, Francis S. Wy­ M. Dewry, and George H. Brooks, is authorised to settle any bus neee on our man. Continued on payment of ousts, 120, by defendant. account, collect eny mu»ep or |0 mak# any contracts (xrtainin; to the business J. Is. Rxxn, Anan.not quit* eo far as Grant, but those Cutters he ia getting up, for Durability. Neatness and Cheap­ ness, can't bo beat in the State. We Pat Ur—AU persotis indebted tu (ho hare visited his shop, and after a care­ ful survey, have come to juat tbe above Bann C**., either for subicripfioo, Job Work, or advertising, pnor to Oct. 1st, 1872, bto tfteiaUy requested tn call and sutffo their ntcou nle without de'ay. All unsettled alter December I*:,, willj bo &rd in the bands of a Justice of the 4 for eolleHija Holiday Goods of all kinds for sale by Sher­ man J. Rich. ) Overeats *5 to 825 cheapest Store .in the State. Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. “,J»—AUpmn.tahbfell.wh.a Ulr5S!:.V.»JE,’r.SS.’"" ~~ - w —< —n- w uu. » mil, r«r *ft*' th- "'** *■* **• Nwmto 1 ...... .. ............ -........................ shall certainly learn tho aoroent with Peninsular Railway. Jurfiee (lark f.tr ralMotisnJ. I- lUn>. Hastings Nov. 4th 1872. no'vftt'J < ££*• appointed by the civil authorities a tow: foyorNafamaina^mgiring. sjul® ttoAiisl ; s ‘ ' Colonel IL Cook, cvmplalnint, vi. [ Isaac A. Holbrook X «/, defendants. Decree of sole granted. Tho Propio r«. Alotuu Hager and Alonso It. Barnum. Continued by con- toot ac object of ratoreat to the citirena of TI astinga tad Bony County I would] ' aattag-aat't»-; ■*.*. City on Wadnoed or of fast week, baa Honor, Birney Hoyt presiding. Up to the time w r gt to pram thn Zolfaring cases have oean sftsn.wd of, vis: Walden T. Barber va. Peter Crosby ; continued by ilefondaot uo usual term*. : Alanson J. Benham re. Henry D. Hobbs and A. IL Pratt. Continued by * Oooarua Boercs C*an Stoss. d-& Gooima A Oo. 0. D Staruoe, Bsaan A Banrr, Gasrr A Paurr*. Mas. M. A-.Moaaau. G, G. Srarucae, H. A. Goonixax. Gnu A Rcmru, R- Moan. Rroou. A Nenas, F. D. Axxut, J. P. Roxntn A Go., 8 J-fcm, H. J. Rim. Wo hear that James W. Hine, Esq., tlirt popular editor of the I*owptl, Kent Co.. Jvwaof is a candidate for Secretory, of the Senate. And that J. Baxter Taylor, of Barry County, ia a candidate fit Sergeant a: arms of tbx Senate They are excellent mon. and would make popular, and efficient eflrers, so ' far ns wo ean judge. Haarxa's Wen it for Nov. Otb, is n capitaj number, being filled with some of Nas’.'o beat productions in line of the cartoon Greeley 'Homcsirotohed" is atone worth the price of tho p«p er. Ex­ tra ooplaa ran be preeurwl at R itnrt-' jkevces e\\exs COMMON coca' ll. Itogulsr meeting of the Cumusou Council at tho Council rr»ms Monday evening, Nur. 11th, 1*72. Present—Mayor. Recorder, Alda. Ijutman. Bane*. Kecfiold. Williams TtuNcMrar for November u a de­ lightful numlier. which can but pleas*.* tbe little onev, :ta illustratiuns are an good. The pablieher, Jehu I- Flurry. B-istnn. often special indu'**ni'*nts fur subs* ribetu for next year. —Minutes of »>rrriou.s meetings read I and approved. j Money lo Loan. l/Kosaaar.—On Saturday night last, both Hotels at Middle rifle Were robbed, 1 Acc.-unt of J. D. l'euncll for sen ice I and Ji-hnaon piqwiotor of the Exchange nl aa clerk of election. A> 00. I- D. Quae krnbusb, ai clerk of elee- I «« fired a! three tim»» hr thn robber. ; p Moved and earrie 1, that the accounts be allowc-L Account of Allen Jone*, advises as Marshal, Ar., 855 10, was presented Splendid weatlwr. ■ Moved by Aid. Jewell— ■ Seo the mr edr'l of J. I- Ileal That the account of Joseph Colo lie Donation to Bov. J. W, Baa-rnft, referred to tho Struct Committee, and Tburaday ov»ain^,atUaii>n Hall. that' they report st next mootin’ their Holiday Gunda, of alt th-.da and de- aeccptoaco or rejection of the job ou ■ by Sharmas J. Rich, I Bailey hifl. 1 * I briroe wax axyojej by nil present at M*'tli*di»t social Tuc«■lay . veutag. bf Allen Junes Ise referred to the Fi/T‘rrshytwfon Serial urxi i nance Ckxmnittuc. Mured by AM. Eistman— erasing, at the residence of Ito: That Ibe questlOE of retaurisg the Gold tlS ll ’ B«ll ju.i aa r«J as any uber. But Ju—— good assay other Bal Just aa rood aa any other. Bat Joel as good aa any other. Sherman Rich keeps a splendid gra.k ■ of Teas and guarantees aatiefartion on every pound lie recommends. 2MI J. L. REED. tire premia • that it shall not again l>e I postponed. A. W. Bailey Ewj, pays up bid bett that he tost on the election, without wincing. pasting’ horses hare tho epunotic, j and the disease ia rapidly increasing | Lisi or lamu remaining nt tbe, although we hear «f no fetal caws as Hastings I» O., Nor. 12th, 1872. j Mrs. N. M. Gordon, Fannie E. Her- THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST And many buy them. And many boy them. And many buy them. And many bay them. DOUCHEi •y, Clare 8. Hart. Man A. Hubbard. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ANWDIRECT ROUTE, bow see IMsssis sat CxsneS. ssskias stoss sea.-we. *itl» L-SSSU aa4 W-i tosss HtBSAUatkJCTTQMMHSW MSUEltUcll£T!0SKClS8!TIK FQT SALE St tk: MEW TGRI CASH 8TGEE Lewis. Hutu* Iliumsse«n, Mary Richison Tiula -S Morfin, Dr. T. Bandy, John St wider, Maria Wing. J- H Yeungs, 3d story windows uf the new fniun i*-ano.-r Jefin-on. Fchcol Building. Direct your ie t«-ra to No. of P. 0. Tho Into by the great fire ill Ihnten, Ready Made Clothing foe men and is cst-mated at about 8100,000,Go > — boya, ia rndlres quantities, at the New Insured for tome 854.030,000, York Cash Store. ✓5. 11 Tayfor,4 now sole proprietor No a ia tho tiro* to buy buggies for 1 o! th" Heatings Hotel, Ike Hondo, slut atu gumg to aril asy Stock of saw bug­ having Wild his tafweat to A. W. Bu’.ey giro for thirty |«r cont tore than before. I mean juat what I aay. My buggies Esq. and Bailey wiling lo Mr. leylae The ai-'^yea -/urwa( comes to us this -we-k with ns splendid a liras as its. A' Wi -ft. are ajdendid. ,► -lit *ca! ly. Truly 1 the appearance* uf the Jttma! is |tr*ntly | faMMVM, American Organ x/fow thief wh s -sole my watch, -will either pleeve return the same, ur rut! on me and get.ihe kuj as 1 either want both, or neither. Is Ott ti tie Public its Itritt., The "Weber & Gabler Piano. Wo would call the attcnti>ra of everyano who ba, any paintin', graining, or any thing' else they want done that is ia Uu> painters Uaa of buaineaa, to give WARD & THAYER. .May 15, Dgrwi h Everybody Should try them before 1 urchasing Elscwher v._. -j. j_ i -l... -it ■■ L-mv • Hastings f AUrfan. E18TMGS IABBLS WOBIS! Naw Goods fa endless variety jaet op-sed. and for aafa at astern iUun<ly low prices at Barber A Bailey's tn29<f MitnutaklK maktins. frrttrwiaaiinrinMSnn maha)jiktiftvin*tjm BLACK A rVLLBB. rve—Maev. are TABLE TQM, ' MANTLEB, ' SHELVES, ETC. itajcTajsT This U an enquiry which every one should have truthfully answered before he etorts on his journey, ami a little care taken in examinafaoa of Routo will ftfeHferatt II iff cat botb ttu Ml Epost totelata. of tho Rama limo rfvea 106 majority for Grant, and Itt mJjority fur Dowry how long would the food. My and UH of ihe.ZfosMj^rwaf hare to Uve fa n Towuehip iu order to hurt mid Townshiagira . majority for Greeley ami Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, LU/IBflt ri/tlll*ltIC0 tors. V LOA" CASHFOR Zkaa.<WJr» "xT L Ks. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. AMERICAN MARBLE �NEU IDTERTlfiCMKNTS. iiartly abwa all other order* <>f Periodical in the world. A Brfrt'aentative and Caml«ntMi of An>eri«*.n Dauehyj CrtCCdltann? 'Tallnw iCdHgth OOIV’T OF MICHIGAN CAPITOL ILLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS ’ THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Haring ablatoad *T the Arahllart. Mr. t R Mrm. the baaatn af Um Caprrigbi eT k-a Flat Cray** Irra.iag af Ike Saw Capitol at Mkblgaa. t.ara amPl.-.r.i he nn-OTiM hi. ot^ talent r 1. be .... .i 7w thoughtful *ad watehhil of enuaa and . .................................. r-ffc<» Ba know* that mmI nmuiaie. ; vrrthVrTn 1 Ma* ba hnow how or why • II. know. ' .r arrXkai. itat hia soilkiMaor gaiaa fa MstattiTe*■'• .«b The Citrart Lithegiwphlnj Company of Petroh, VnruTl..l*iw«^'Iwiartea. m>» K’H •< lead. betae **« V|»a Ika aerk. *ad er. aoa pabltobleg . ^t..d.4 Ttetod Luk.grepL of The New Capitol and Qrounds, No! in a general wb< but tho mtnutiw. . >*• imm>4 -i a He know, that be .uSen from wat— Do-m ha ration whcatliar th»« extiwuei I 4x~77>. JM.ar I. . •*.< HsapS.’MKSf.a \kiCeuarUr twa' BlMSU ; AGENTS MATNEW BUSHES! CQLLEBE o«... lb» ua bwwa faeUHtae far eto.l«>.( « gna4 ba.iaaa. e4araiw>«. Yoaeg aw* atwuld Gigantic fcBSit, Gift Enterprise. veil l«n M atTmlU, Ik. Mm* de $166,000 JOHN H Wf.DEI.14 CO •*.!•-« MltMlewa tkabaar MN a’rieak *• $23,900 in nenturiM poat bean perfcrminr its rail. Only lha aafaaal faculties of mau have feund anploymont. ' While wo hope that the ninetaeath MARTIES A.i IRATE.. ivaUiry ahowi yrogrrea in thi* raapaet wc cannot qurction that tho rn of rm- ' TTaMiliaa.n. Jtfier aill xprodml>>aa>l4re . jworrntont i* scarcely dawning for asri- ■ to Ike artalk ueecfaa, *adi* r*?1**1 « * ctiltnra. To labors with the haaa i* । toml. aeantlng *>ik M 1 pbategtaf-U or rof itoaaCoyvkri nunmaaij and deairable, but lai tha hand 1 Ik> diracMd by tho head and we ahall •liwovrr now real procras*—Jawrim , alate* eapaartag la Ikeraaarakr Jaaa.he. Apr”. CHAS JURE & BRO., Kl>. aad OM^bre, weald ke M«e i saaU.ALR n> anuiMiuatl* ’ 11 The pa.'alM featare al a caplaaaly dUaalra'wlf ••Cknalam" aaatber will be nauaoedl Shell Oysters and Clams, To pawrai wk • ealaaMe eptWM J ■oeM *1 aeaal m inlisg silt OMamaad| Ibr eab" ' wrtplwae «f IU«U14. .y e»«rr e.«i>t raaalry , bat aa Ike eertale-e. .ad ellrlkl°aato< ' ' TV Ahfieema beeebiwl. <a prapanf 1 Urtiaga, Oct. 4th, mid Not. naawewal laenwae el lie .appwl.'.JIC • Karli to eontinua two Ait*. '.TTKUSq-SaBXq Johnetown, Doty fkbonl llcm«« 12'h, ono dny. Middleville. (kt. l«th. one day. XubviUe, Oct. 19th, one da. Amyria, Ojt. •-’6th. one day. ' irangM-iUe. Nor. lot. two dayi. Odar Crook, Not. 4th, one day. Woodland, Nor. Sth, two day*. Prairieville. 11th, one day. Real Estate! $3,000 in Cash! $6,555 in Personal St. Josaph,lCti. Hot. 1,1872 Property. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS P. A. BILLINGS. •^^..U.MH.atUldU.. 0 Haatlaa Hd.<rU..r WaMheA. iZStrbmMifal OaUOraralAiala, Prtl. FOWLER'S GBEAT WORK 'ffiS ’te-WAPareta® 3 s •. "J? 1 Itdiable Agents II‘anted in Every Toirn in the State The HORAHO PRATT, Prat MASTERION. CHAS. J. OUN, Ga Aft' RTAILCT I. TURNER, M LOOK HERE. NATURE’S FARRAHD WILLIAMS & CO. Hair Restorative £ng The New York EVENING POST Safe. Sure and Steadfast 1 A Serial Siury by Dr. Holland. Naw Story by Ssie Holm. A long Prory from Bret Hortr Brilliant nrrky of Contributor*! Da. WILSONS L. Gift Enterprse, $5,000 DISEASE OF THE EYES COUGH MIXTURE. D. SINE'S Mam uravLssjtoXiULY IN OBA.ND RAPIDS GREENBACKS! Elpeeialti llaar adt'rlM allb either p*rt.«! ar oaaqdrtr’ to.. at Ire.» IIIAM i.ATEIl KGU^OITS BLOOD PURIFIER THE "LIGHT RUIKSG“1 WILLPLEAIE TAKE NOTICE! :fUL CIL ’’DOMESTIC'’ ' “. 1' , • ... M rv.a Mee, Oau—* a ..eb.M w K. ...1 . J FABTINGS MEAT MARKET THROAT ANO EUR. INSTITUTE t I'ATENT COOLERS: II Mi>»<M AVJOtDK, Call rtlratm* U Ibetr tonlliM. tor naaafMter WANTED.”'-.; . eiriae•<laaaaeaqaa ian । eoal af im OrsaU QmK I Btuincss tlial will I’ ■■ ■ ■ >. ■. . — < ... ,-------■ . r-w.—.. a ■■•irfto .at rat a Ma-, ra-ab a . o 1, . . . a.i.a WORM CONFECTIONS MIRROR AUB PICTURE FRAMES! !S» BUJJARD rkorr, VGlllFY YOUB BLOOD. - . A GKATiM MAIUFACTURS? TABLE - jf/rifi Silver Tongue’ .SSSWU. BOILER WORKS. mHmjmcd IN i«< DR. CROOK'S STROP GT POKE ROOT, UE<> H. I'llOHTA «’<>. Id CaadCa lead OAre^h-t Grow l-I Kir MH lie1.’-*>**.•'«- ‘ DR. CROOK'S COBB, LOTTERY ! WINE WALLACE & LAW, fir. Wells' Eiiiasi of Mete EWSJtiHM! NebulaTaState Orpiiai Asjlu, be Draaa i» fobl.r. Dr. Crook’s Wineif'i l| BLOOD PURIFIER fl iaauaak Caaau »? B^rr a rSiiS “sx- tsssa,"—• »- OPEN k TOP BI GCIES, DOT-rmlx-r Mtk, tWT». 8-2 aoTsos oo DETROIT BENDING WORKS. Bent Wood Works, MM. ('atnaaae. Bag* m«. Calkrn sad Cl Marr al I»7m. A G T kMlwed Jomut ■ffli,appn®‘aEJ'iMH w' I Wbalaaala *od Ktlul Man ia COMFORT'S PEjPTORAK >YHUP &0 acraa nndor jaqawromante, 1 mito from School Hnn-e. J-’tqmr bu-h ut l.OW trace. Spfoudnl timber of »n kind. ; (kk, Baawood, Wkhswood etc. Tacma »2o par sen. Bot further iamructiuns, inquire at (hi. Offlo,. or o! the jiropriafon, D. B t A (J. FBEEMAN. r-Tliinom, April 171k 1B72. . ’ ’ »TBAY.^~“--------- FT ■ MACHINES. it Next? ■*»«* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-11-20.pdf a805865132bb8916ebdda20f688f7ce7 PDF Text Text Th« K«rJ»uc^|i Bi XVII HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, NOV. 20, 1872. ' e.I hi. delight, a. Kentucky- gotitleturn ‘ of that day wo’d hare done “Yoa are I tho Barat tnaddra.Iniho Itlue '•mm region '' WhttkoUde Lor good night and >!>ook hand* with hnr on the pm-cJi, the wicked little widow gave ha Land a ' I'^r "?Mr. » Hille-rbui it thiilkd lAe an electne abort ihroogti bia great, pondetoua frame, while aha laughin^iv mnindal him of his wager. / UI..H o.-ss; Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, '' Hr Manufacture- In the DEST STYLE and from Salt! Salt! Salt! a1 FARMERS 3W Leather. O, SAY ! Il heeler Willson BLACKSMITHING Sasa^.sK.toXJ'd 4te« o/fy qoQDS i/i E/mift rwtTr- J. S. GOODYEAR <k Co. Enjtrt But DENTIST taiife Hssejr Jut 1!, 1111 Mian. D. ACKLEY, M/its, MS $i!m ni’ Fiari oils, i'nu»«y ' Wood*. quoMifies, Set-.. Hooke, rStutloucr-y. ftt » Ctaw IW.BW. # W HI M HASTINGS, MICH. POKIIMSWE J. P. ROBERTS & iprf Uffrrthmsfda. GROCERS irmu■Reaaolt & ftevlna .ssafiffa... ■ Michigan _Exchange. Stock DRUGS Drearer. JtoiaAHickMt Medicines, Dye Stutts, PAINTS & OILS OU nr Sit, ai Ik UH PLASTEE, STUCCO V1IBUM Shingles, LitK Ac: m-a member of nne unltea t»uj poaix, Zm show to her stetor States and to ^afaU’of’fa^tfa of whipbfa fa City Dining Rooms K * am » * * «L_ i.cmS'K'? eo ptoarantto go there. Seven children to !«<• sure? but everything wa. so■ hsrWfotia. Yon never heard little bick­ ering. between that father and motherr even iq pUrfalnew.. ^o whetl mamma thinks about if," was the folher’a answer to thec&ddish imrayrtneifire •' end th. Brother's “ We'wOuM not do it P*1* »iMto»i" toovmred ib. children very aooh ihat (hero, was co-optenim and sympathy b^ween the father uxi mother. • ■"'Y'J1, *““* 110 ?ou ‘H!nk Bb®“* ttY" •..nd George, suddenly turning toward me with a smile. . .. • ■ ’5 ?.'? to think howwaa about nght.'' I nnrererod. **• ”• «** *»«ratvr tW *Vi" sasd George, to we drownp to Lord, lot not tho husband. But, ano ... hire remain unmarried or bo roomrilel to her huabeod, and let nvt the hnsband put any hia wifa.1 .. .. —----- General Poytcrn wo. both aatoulohed. and indignant. Mr. Clay’, district, sir, the flnest Cungroteional Diateioi. fa thBine Gram regwo, ha. Jhgr»c>J Uirlf, air. w.< slmu.: bi. fir.t remark to hio ' neighbor, Colotiel Beaufort. reatnom, wealth and Iu bl. ion John lu> communicate ! hi. e fostered by such farftutrans as- fase intentiou to bring Mra. Fawtl*rsy t > I a hard for " aa« hundred yean mlont tho li«ijl of h|slahX , the people of the United Btatre , A Cunnut Cwtnx—(i»B. F A. ’’Sir. she je the fine.t lady fa the Blue Walker. Sujwrintendaat of tho CkdH^ jMurflU. Hawisr, • Grass region, ifad I hope, w, rod win makes tho following roroiminuiL'tioui . Presidentilwaya n.«p«>( Ton? foturd bKrthor," ; in hi. report Io fa Government, which John,wiihauui«tauiilo^uMirodhlia that Lswi, WrtjrBgna. ' aro wxuthy of consideration: be was pie j^d bis with cfaricc This plea. Temporary Secretory. od;t‘ie U<*neral highly, for Iw had been, a ’■! do earnestly recommend that the; The tmturaee baidaees o/ tbe Dove li'.ib afraid John would object to ■ .tero it Other younger than himself. " ' ' . Sowing Machine Company of thia city Tho next morning tlu> Uenaml orderan iotonuodiato reruns to bo may be conceited .fawn the’ focri that ij 1‘owhtUtan brought out and Ie<l<nor 1K76, in preparation for the i I they' hans manufactured during tho ' h< Mrs. Faunllrroy’ii. Calling John, be *Fi“toqBW celebration of t I wren,, months of thif yvor, ending ' requested him to gn with hitu Io <fll| I I 6<il birth of the nation'. ' A cet> | Augurt l;fWi,W0 Sewing Maohinse.' - > I u[xm Mrs Fatfartoroy. I United Butow taken under a ay i 'G'be Whig i arty has diagroeed Ttsoif j ' They ruaauforlured ia the Owoeity-iive. i with a management which i , iu Mr. Clay's didrict, sir, sad 1 am camworking day. ef July. 1XW mgleteJ jelled to jmrta ith tiurtinest blooded harro mrthwo., th« ia 509 -amrtfne.for , in tho State to pay wy wager with that manwfortur■ lady, rir.” Grorgo handing m« fa reins jnmpvd tury of the natiou’a lifo. -It' would each working day. ' * mark off the Erat grand atageiu an in- .ing fhe-fcll parts of4*25 machines daily, 'The black ln>v had led Powhattan to cut to see whdt'wM the matter. “Good mernipg, air,” said ba. walk­ duntrial and aerial progrew, altogether which er-p sent from here to thrir^foetothe hiicbiog rail in front of Mrri Faun­ tleroy’s yard, and, having tied hiiq, bad ing up te* the umra, “Whai’a the improrodratMl in history, and eerro as ry ia fjeetkad, to be-eet op or “■soimthe Starting paint of a froah <Mer which Llod.” Rtrili , gi/tw into tilt* quarter, to tell his brothers trouble ? ' Is your toed too heavy ?' “rih, la,wo'.", dnswenal the', farmer we hare; under I*ruvidt-ner, roowu to i and num of Ihrir taiataem great g««l luck in haring won the fa-iou. home puahieff Idv hat "to one aide of hi. brad bulicTO ahali be greater and happier this on. manufactory armoLing over <me Powhatten. and sinking an nltitadA ‘The mutter ynt Anolltei outuierwtiou, which flqUrlae. Sewing Machine per minute. . When General Peyton and John ar­ fa the critters des’t pnii together.” atrongly iuflucures me iu ;hi. yxorp. during every working day of the year. rived they founl tho putty widow ani , ‘ Ah aaid Oodrge with" an iaierortod meudatiou, H the belief that a census This company, with all its fariiities, are two ycung lady frir-nd.in the yard ad­ took al (lie stock bar.IV. and the load of ia 1976 sriuld; in al! prnUabibiv, saroro uMidriwi koitpup-jtitb ittMdm.:«ad j tM-takiug'af the Fi-dora) crtiu there­ miring Powhattan. The ladies were in "; high glee, and after the usual salutations lorgs, “if that a fa tronbla why don't after, at iatervala of 6*e yeara only, iajloing’ Srirrrittaf tfoasS&-'» Theb|crml.of fori y^ar. fixwj .by. the rue gentlemen were invited to take testa you make thenr null tagofhar F' “ A body would think fay ’ might,'* on the ranch, which they did.............. Coaetitiifkm Him been found to lie for 'Ifadam.'' »ai-l the General to Mrs. mid tho mail, ••when ■ fay’ve iwen too long for'nll the use." to which the togStJicr this five year." and "etafMtiro of tl® eedcus- afo put, except rutindorurv, ‘-J have 00411. here, like a |work<l I Sewing Machines the pree.nl year, ami true Kentucky gniteirma;;. to j«»y the i: picking tip the reins he"called oaL ,lG. < only far the rodutribotoia t.f Congro..aa the ioweri" w bob rale price of fair vT.gnr 1 hnve just. Powhattan, madam, ' ujv Johnnie, gu 'tong, Kato." ioial rerresentatioo.’.’ . j Johnnie “g-al Up" with a clatter, but enraperi matbiae is 515, fa product of is rsgbtfuny.youre" * “But. General.'* said the. "I belie re ij by tho time Kato w»< ready Jo “iro fair manuEacturv will nbt bs Maa" fan the wager »a» conditional, It wa. the • ’loag," he had coUvcd hia ctf^wta. and 57,500,000." . ’ ' liwso or anything elm oh tha "place, wa. ■ all that was accomplifad wait some Wo do not pabliah thia statement teitli cracking about tho wagon and cunddcr; it not*' . . Die corner stone of orderly society ia any deeire to "ptiff ’’ fa importaMe and ••Malaiu.’’ In- replied, you nre mrrr*j able dust about fa horses. "Ye ■>»" Slid this mau, standing back the family, and tha basis of thfamily - But there i< nothing ou ray" place one­ amount of manufacturing induaSrihe of “tint wheel sticks a.B3 tn the marriage lodirifaala of both, sexes thia city, bat w* see ay many tong arti' half in valno of Puirhattaa I captnot Again, ' I permit yup tQ rolrct an inferior animal.’* rut. and if they were n blind to pull to­ mav herd together vnllioat marriage, clto.in tho columns' of State nepers, di- ' The pretty widow Hushed to the tips .<gether they’d itave it oul in 'a mnrala" mid a comtodnity of fa unmerited may *T see,'" .auT George odntemnbativeir, exist, but aueh brrding aid soch •■oom- lateng upon the magnitude of fa boriof her linger, when she aaiib: ‘-Yon muning" aru tho plague-breathing eeoe- raws ef their manufactories, wbove rale, have another and superior animal here “fodlish'fellowa, am't they P’ ‘WalL 1 dunno "about that." OMWht- pmd. of the race. No eoul-helpiag, are frat a few hundred thoasand dollar., —your >on John; if be would bat no hi. tongue, I think I shall choose him.” »d 1 the farmer, who evidently bad a graJ rwte-clvating iafluenora emanat, from fat wo coul J not resist fa teoiptatiou There was a moment of dead ailcoeo, deal of reepea flir hi. Arocaee. “Ft a assoriationa. Nd fam ily fa* fare. And, to give a few figures connected with our then a laugh, in which the General d)d mini O. good many hufaads and wires if nu family, tso homo. And what are not join. Ileroeeaod pi the blandest !pull apart 11 sight wdT./ than they da." •‘Itnteedl’ asid-Geuto with fato and without God, darigorotw, "fit for I manner bide the ladie. good night. To but ut fa .ame time stealing tr«M0n«, .'Jatagvm. and jqwila." In Johu ha arid : “Bir, you will Mnafa " " 1. .artirtee, 1 I And that waa tto way John Peyton iI a ' gUuico back at .fa inrriago--which, tho toots] or home life df any people i» ufomire*, 1 dnLmrtwc. ' " its weal or woe. ’ . , cume to ninety tl® jsvtty Widow Fount- ' “Yee.'yee,” said the man," "you wm» . The .problem uf tho fomiiy ii the ' Tho management of the interest of wants to pull to otto side of fa Stoat .problem of tho j-hriautnroiiirt. the eelebrntad Howe Bowing Machin, I G.u.tnl Peyton neror forgave lib ' Johnnie afi>< Kat > ]toll» straight ahiMtd, Tha legislator. .reatidere na subject in thia-dty haa rorontly wndnrgonw w I pretty daugliti-'r-in-law the p=actwal joke." rood : ■ In citer y»a/» ho uawd to say : * Bit, 'She 'm> they don't agree about ft. "Mon and which transcends tho mailer of tqaryiago chaage- Mr. A. K. Joerolyn, formerly 'woman aro nlwnys doing1 tho kxm. “ it. im|wrtanro. Take*. tarifla, eor! is the tiu.tatllady in tho Bine Grass :»■ [' tho able and efficient manager of the - gicu. but she lacks taate, iir.” ।: 1thing. - I don't mind to touch About the potetiuneMnd lensrosof office, however j old fofa." he vtmtinu*!, “bill ii "anile. ■My onlurod, cannot much benefit w offair. of tho Singer Company in the | thotbiWren.'" ' " " . . " l»cOpL«. whoao home, uro without purity State, of Indiana, Ohio. HUnoia and ?rlrctcb §toiy. AH ADpHEBS BY THE USITE1) I "Bptola th. children’ . what do you and p.-rmanenoi; neither can le-ri.mtioa Michigan atuii* point, 'has now aa.um STATES (.ENTEHNIAL CQMMI8- liuau .' pud Geony.. epotihig his . etu® <1—J l‘ —— i. V — - - — —_ - — «d control of tbo barineaa of tho Howe" “Humph la man can red Hist ivith Machine Company .in the territory ambolt on wye," wtt»- '.be answer. “IF.a! bradag-lho greater pert of the Statea of T» th .//Ac farird Xto/«: 1u.u1 and 'bia wilb poll tojrefar, if far' I The Ctongroe. ot the United State, do haw a lu>nl scrabble.ot u. the ehltif; Indiana, Illincii, Michigan andlowjs. . has imaciod that the <ucn;Jettou uf the reu turn o-il well cteurgh, bui lt fay Hi. headquarter, aro located tomponi<-t liy from tlx. forks of Elkhorn । Oar llundrcth. Year of Amcncan lude- are weriaatingly pulling . apkrt and" rilynlir<(.W.ir«at Waahmgton atrosrt •I tho pretty little Widow Fauntleroy, [ peudeuev riiall be flbUhrote 1 by au Tn- eculduqg at 00* eubthor fa children ai-i lixliatu^olto. blit wjll ooan be removed ohv of her m-arrat neighbor. «u ।1 trnuyiiuiial Shliibitkm of tho Arft, Man­ wnjs go iu doetrecMo.' ' i. Peyton, The General looked upon .> ufneture*, nud l*rodtti|U of tli« .oil and to Chicago. ■ It ii . hardly, neceewity <• tje-jrgo v-ramined Kfa's harness and lilt!" widow very much as b« did > mine, to bo held at I'liih-lalplua, in bruriied a fly (rora her back. " ■peak in thia" wmtntrtiity. hf Mr. Jneu hit bl>x!cd Horae Powhattan— j 187G, end has up|K>iutod U Cocnmlsuou, ■jxrok ns if you hrel experience,' --------- ------- ~ ------wlyn’e, ijqalitioetfooa ‘for the porition. io tine*: buw, ail, in tho Woo Gras. j mnri»'ir.g of rojitvMututirc. £n.m each said; ••you have a.» ifr,.L suppose-/. enterprise to be -modified or abolished ..tn--------- —>.------•*._ --------- in fa discretions of moo. , Bet not ee. Hia wcll-knawn cnezgy, integrity and Stat" ami Territory , to conduct the ro|The prettY Utlto Mn. Fauntleroy had 1 cbmtiun. Marriage i. of God, Am! oofy ZT« wA. bonne »» oaparity oew wSrieat guaran- . boon a widow muro dsan a year, while Originating under tho auspices of th* trouble bringing «p bur Children, fine AaU eaZUetfv U eWht AriA riyAf to ®^i/y tei-v that the nffoira of tbo wompany will . tho General, hating a great regard for Nntiauai 1. -gislature, controlled by a young men they aro ndw, every buo ot AU fan «f jKsrrri>. be puAad forward in la Waoarable and etiquette, bad waited jaticatly for that Notional CuaitniteivU. and dHighed' a. them. When 1 told •oeuif-lhej\ to do In other legialmion we miul WBeA fa burinrwedikn # tninmw. itoyd wUha da- • limo to clntve. tn order to <lo.- lore bim- it ia to •H.riuimnmorato the fir.t Ucutury eoslethutt my wife didn't take him fa light pt precedent and fa accepted rel£ But di- widow, with her woman's of osir oriitvuco by an Exhibition of. tho behind thoifoqr and tali bin his faihcr ptinctplee. of 8t#e,_ bqt, fa bringing gree of encrofo oonjmeniwabla with tho , nrt, kept Iwrlowr at bay, nud yc: kept Natural riMourcns o( tho rountty and waa.heid ou Iritn and give him a auynr- wifnm tho purview of civil laty tboeo groat merit oLiha litmo maeUiiia, wkieli him in tier train. Il« had aiecwrted hor "their devolopniout. and of our progrmn plupi. • No. rir-ro; wliu’d' tell him to idatien upon which there is divine logieto his barbecue, and -whou returning in tboeb Art. which benaEt mankind, mind bia father if ho wauted any h<dp iwtvon. tiro divine fares mtut be tho role ha i cxprrawod bis Ssiidoctivn at tho in uuupatitoii «(ih |b<iee of older Na- form bar; end when ibo lold 'am.to do <vf civil law. JM fa mad attempt ol Iptuipect of Gvn. Uwrufa and tbo eucv tiotu." it i« to tho pcopioat large that anything .hy knoyycd I’d back . her up. atheptn to abolish the bibfa Babbalh ia J icsa of tho whig party. the Cowmiiaiun look tor the aid which and th?tu boya aoon found which way France, by mbttiiuting a IxJsiay poce in teh days, for" tbo Chriitfan’s holiday" ’ll. widow took sides with fa Ihmocr j racy, and offered to wager Leri btoidod oaeo ia Seven days,'be K warning against ! ratolto Lotw, Gyiney. ur anything else , any end-all top. lotion that inter&rra with what God has erdained .and nq^iou her plaeo, ngnitut I’uwhattan, or any­ 1 Tluit tho completion at tho tir.t o-m fated. Ttte Hl.lc may and should fagrtthing fa might larry an tho fa Geucr- । tury of our cxi»tcn<w shonM be ttunL-1 fate in nreridance with the law of (fol; al's place. -Dio General's gallantry by M>mo imposing de-wnatrn^on Is, , wo but fare iA a constitution alxrr.' consti­ would no; alloir him to refuse tbo wager, boliore, the patriotic wi«h of the people --------------------------- ------- tutions, a higher law, to which all aedwhich be promptly accepted. By this of tho whole country. The Congroee of------------time she had reached the north Turk vf the United suite, haa wi^Iy decided : tha fend Iron will eooa kaow what to n- acun-ata of u>en bow. No "naMiabted Elkhorn, end were about to font it tb.t the Bntb-dav of the Greaf R-mub- -pectihie. Johnnie, git up, Koto." , . Xi*>Iom" on eaifo can with ashty to,tho lie ran be most flttirs/jlj cvlvbratra by , JoJinuie and Kate concluded topplL commonwealth sfempt tn .repeal or a-, .(bridges "era not plentiful in fas» ' d.v»), when John Peyton, the Grama, s (he universal collection and display ofl together <hu time, anil rhe lead went mend any Taw of Grat 80 for a. God "• — aou and lieirt citito up at a .tarp fiait att the trophies of 1U |irojteee. It » I forward woriiy............................................ baa irgiatathd tho work « final ' And IM-Ui given coUmshdntait designed to" bring together, within a I •‘Thankyou, str,’ mu<1 Gwryr tiffar behind them. watlrin.. —tk to tlwwtm- o.inceming li e meredurea and punnao. imtare threuflTfa* tk. w>to.xto.rfvo ________________ w K___ ’ . TJie widow turned ntU bowed to building .oororing fifty noros,- not oolr 1_>■!< enco of fiie mqrriagn relation . “Wb»t. territory, and jcqurafuMldjr.Cpi employ; . . John, and r>di> vti into fast roam, but ttie varied production, of our minor anu ago. “i’ll think on your a.-trieo," A4 we rode ou I lull to muring. W^a God Lath joined together lot not man a iitxlo ooidnd tor ennpauitin. The of the aoil, out types of all., tfe ipt.dlMpi>t o-utider."' “The wmnan which Uth tap* largo anmbrt ot saci inerary," cast bank was vrty sirep. ana required an hasbattd is bound by the fair to her county. W« mar add « Um eonnocA-------— the bene, to put forth all their strength VI JUJJIUIUJ, a> long ear he bveth. Bo thou if. wkito to reach, tho top with fair loans As whether tnlm the Brain, or th. hapds 1 bvr husband livqth abo-be married to UnriagjmMhbCr^Ut^jlh# u«lluck would have it, good or til, fa wid- of bar children, and thus make evident 1 another man. she .ahali be called, an, m XI asternal. Mr M S. JoM*« . uw'agiriti btoku ju*t al fa cvmmoo-w- to tte world the ndvnncrpcnt of which , adultraes.” ••Whomever ahif 1 I meat 01 fa rteop part. • The lady, sail a self goronied people is rapebfa. Detroit, formerly aaeedatei witbBoo. X hw ififo. raring for the binae l---------. In this “Celebration" oil nanon, will ’ a... auteod on her aaudta, did awillly bock lion, csuwttr bet'to commit adultery.” J.rBaiMy. aM» xrf -Detroit. present bo invited to paitfripate; ih chsrtrior , _!_ info the water, White her hurw* went’np being lotortattomtl. £urt>p0 will'diA- ,cvtiry advantage;- too Au only eon and '‘WluvaoavorvuUrthuwHy his wife uul tbo bank like an arrow. uinrriotji nuivtiieij.committntli adnlfory;, Midrigan. atoJ Mr? A- K- Jo»«lni.«»,John I’svton looped from bis horse, plav ber arts and manulart urea, India jiJubfod.by bulk father and .tuoUflr, bet and whosoever mnm'o'h bee that is pit opened ।they-M.‘.-c nWrknowp to^oroo in.vh^t. «» and tn an iiutant caught tbo ftoatiug nor cnctou. fabric^ wMU sway from her bnsl-srai eoimnittoth atridimg lb. firm of Jiamlyn Dro>. ,A lady and raddle, ca l before th. Goa.rrt China and Japan wDl fay bare fa ।a-wished him t» do. the mother •’ Co., in the dft*of the SingiM* 6a«mg him tiiA fali.et was acron, and'Via had rreorerad from ni« astonishment, treasures which for centuries their in- । Machins' ia th»"Btafo* of lodiaua, Ohio, was at fa lop of t..e bank with hia genisocs [xopie have be«m perioetfng. ।father told him bia mother waa rilfyl * I- ' Uret Unit B£B burden. The fitfa widow nos equal to each Lind will compete m gimefaa ri- .well remember how .lacked d waa. . Wurai. usd Miiiigaa. aid.^r* nd~:valry for tho julm of eaperiut uitri. though but a child, on aceiug hiya^bar | 'J ia»'ch yr . ■ » . a x era! to redo onfarand*•stop n«r hmre, which lence. , .1 • .. < one day when I waa at their bodSe. giro ' him eonm ’ wti»ky, Urtttew he eaUf.be I To this grand pUhmipjL.erev roj» bod t»ow liogun to urutcretind his part in the ndfap, and wa. begin ntag to m- will contribute its fruit, end remh nWiW (t. «niy hi. fMbw "UeWr whs j wilting bn .Would liaro anything Chat he । i NoWnoml shall be wanting ; for wliat CFiHteobugmt toward bourn. ^Ea.t lack. tbe.Wrat will supply. He ttoritfted io make foe fomll Lfflj al HAIR, The General ddi-M »• Wus IriJ. AtM ' Under one roof will fa. South display the moat Mured pOMible. . tn rich luxariane«-hv gwring cutton. was not to ba iicenwl and and tho North ia minaturo, tho reaaotoes prortitutim^ SeparwtKis from and with each otter nlonn tfii----outton into cbitb. todtfa’ M'tU •daring By daath" tha rate, and'' glob. »iU send its bo* otfarurgn to tht«J. gM. TpK Uy, H A R N. E S S E S Genuine Eastern Oak NO. 30 (omuuasroaMb, grant to in rifar of j kma did not think ; and-th <ny would fol­ face tiud.rtakfogv. It is e.unritod ' tow remark, opon e«h ctbsr’s general If the Webatrffe -an aril dq»r*favnfo thit ton miUiohs ca" dollar, will bo. eel. d^KsutoHte, and.Ihrirideas upfa wril can jnrify claim that the !htw be made “a trmf to him—giving her the legal quityd.and thuiuihOongroMltfj. pro­ cos snbjoet, espcrially Uwcc upon train­ WWofbwAildwc and earwig. vided fall bh ’ ing up children, which .though-I-dare And if uy “will not work'' (refusing to lion, and Ihol fa pee] say yt waa aU intended for pfayfulnmu, supper ) rev.I law msy fadv join W* ojnvcrtunily of 1 * ' "" it wav not a: all plea,ant far viriturvto divine-bw end say “aoifaa shall he hear ; and their children, how they did I1 rat" the food earned by a working wife. ?5J* ^2, ‘k*, bend, there waa| (Strictly Temperance.) WA11M MEALS AT 114 feotES. ‘ ^STfaF(i»to^*lC-Wx^ .ueh a ju«W �New Advertisements. »ad*iaIM». nuna? our iron unpcrtaliora rseched 148,383 ton*. It sold under thirty dollars. Free traders said that wo* an exortatast price, and pored that if tbo tariff which then was W per Ion was reduced, tho price her? would hr reduced and the importation Strayed or Stolen th* grand object of rolicitude. The tariff should prohibit th* it tation of »nch nrticte. a. can be snpptwl nt bom* on reasonable 'cr ranged the manipulations of th* riectfoo returns of that State has just bora pub­ lished here. Ths legally constituted Returning Board met in the Governor's office, it ho proceeded at onco to ch* age the entire Board upon varioni pretexts. Ueut. Governor Pinchback being ineli- Auditor Graham charging him with de­ faulting and hia consequent suspension from office by Governor Warm^uth, who had * substitute waiting iu the ante­ room iu tho person pf Col. Jack Whar- DRY GOODS ro ire boy, whoso cat-. ly years are passed In the Issolaiion of a back country farm nstahburhood. In going back to thia period the writer falls 1 into n charming strain ot reraini^ence, I 1 and arranges hi* ennvn*. nnd brings for­ ward hi. character, with the ralmaers o! a literary srti.t. The style i. delight­ ful, rosy, polished awl glowing with sufficient imaginative color and with a quiet humor. Underneath the repose of manner, there is however, no lack of vigor, and the story has pimniw in it of quiet power anp breadtn of treatment. The boy-hero « once win* the regard of tin ■snsE; poeg oe a struggle, from the sweet reof sleep u» tl - everlasting repine of death. The w*.ted farm Ues with * gentle smile on its fratarea, which at­ test* the merciful sow. with which tbo «os pennittod to pea* through the dark ,.1 ir - s ■ti_i_ _ 1__ 1 ikh«> They Lave Added to their Immense Stock 260 Rolls New Carpets, 175 "Packages of Dry Good- usrrous organisation, whaw susceptihdj ityihad bren increaaed by many year* of phyucal infirmity. Rhe ws. at a .light, fragile make, and befare*'ffisea«n amt' tins* had set their effacing uiarks, she must have had groat ]-*roona] bvyuty. 1 Th* vivacity which her feature, wvro formed to express remained to the last, and continued to be raanifoit through daric eye* of singular life and brilliancy, which, in the animated conversations with friends which soerued to fora her chief pleasure, were alternately lighted up with deep earnaetara and playful Plain Black Silks pages, fourteen ateel engraving. ; twelve । colored, double-else, steel fashion plate*; twelve colored Berlin pattern. ; twelve- ' four page* of music; and-mute than n hundred novelet, and original storivo by L D. SINE'S NINETEENTH no deception about it! Yet tho price is ta. «• reconstructed by the Governor to euit only two dollars, or a dollar J’>* than aVtaaeti! -•imaaa *• bia purpose*—having announced hia in­ inteus* nature, of acute psmption*, end magasinv* of its eUai. No wonder it m tar* s*v *r Xevras** »»»» faMtoT>ee>^vtaguWia,*8*taoa tention to reais: fraudulent voting, found the strength vf convictioa on a wide ha. th* largest circulation in the world I himself uannimonaly voted down' and range of moral and social subjects char- :! To clubs jt is cbmpor rtilL Thua, five he retired. This icspeWiaf Board ia new ; acteriatic of minds cf perfect independ­ ents, which, instead of servilely accep- oapies are ecut lor eight dollars, or tngli ready to proceed to reusf ml. sjt-s thorn ing cumat eonventionahties, question copies for twelve dollars or twelve copies who can in their turn be resmW ea by 1 them and judge them. She waa one o( for seventeen dollar.. To the person those rare women who do not look at getting up cither of three club, an extra thing* through other people's ey**, but nounred that it ia behaved tbo Supreme copy ngivnn a. a premium, and nliwi a Court will sustain Gov, Warmoutb, through their own, and by whom form­ ulas, religious or social, are not acceped lupctb firo-dollar engraving for fram­ though there is a greet excitement in as a substitute for living faith and per­ ing, “Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem.** political circles. Greeley Democracy will sonal conviction Her intellect was reSpecimen, of tho msgaxino aro sent, uo doubt prove aueoeeatnl iu Lmissna, markablv qniek, fertile, dear, and in- gratia; eo write for one, and svs for . wikhout regard » Republican tn.sji’ri- gemou; and if the pulmonarv maladv yooredve*. Now i. the time to wbof which she has been for nearly twenty actibe, or to get up dub. for 1873. Ad­ year, the victim had not dampened *1voting end all th* counting by himself tort, she would have been distioguishod dress Ch.rlre J. Peterson. 8O1I Chf-**ntst St., Philedelnhia, 1'. and his special friend, through this ■a one of th* leading spirits of her sex. n*w)y pateatod and wonderful War­ If tho keen observation, on lite and i Ottrxa Orrtc'a Mas«:i> 1 roa Omoaxc. mouth back-action political Returning society which ro readily earn* to her tongue in unre^rained conversation, 1 —Contents of which iucludo mere of machine. In the mean time the result with her friends, hod found expremon 1 the wonderful adventures at “Idrtle Bab- 1 monthly printed at Pittsburgh P*., in of running the maehinDwill no: bo an­ through bar iiea, and gon* into litera­ I tail,” th* trediug .tory by Oliver Optic, the interests of laboring men. nnd one nounced for thirty days, when the nov­ ture she would hare ranked os one of illustrated ; more of Virginia F. Townthe,meet gilt«d fetnalo author* of tho elty and ingenuity ot Wannoeth ’ . iaef the ablest edited Journal, in tho rend'a popular story. "Only GirL..”jillus■United State*. Mrs. Greeley .as 0 devoted mother, trated. Four chapter, of Elijah Keland perhaps ngTsttod her infirm health •ugg'* “Inferring Ila Spur*," iUnKrated. A sound tariff reader* revenue sub­ servient to lb* promotion of individual A story by Sophie May, “Tbo Stolen tie* iehe owed to her daughters than on iadnetry and national prosperity. grant. *ml of immigration >>el<l twp any other ground. In the early years Child,M illustrated. More of "Ataong A rmietooa tariff draw, away th. of t»r Eiarriagr. while her husband was the Raftomen,' with its thrilling adven­ t ovulating medium and nhatrete the years ago at Indianapolis lad, will again ronrroe in an adjourned session yet cum bating debt and poverty, aha ture* and spirited lUustrations, A was absorbed in domestic cam; and at- humorous dialogue kr Geo M. B .ker. Philadelphia in January next, when it .Iter be had emerged into easy dreumentitled “Gonttemuu of th* Jury." On* ‘ is expected that national Ugialation for ■tancee she was too much of an invalid th* protection and earn of emigrants to I to apume that porition in a wider and of Charles BarnardS amusing fik.^hre, naticnal industry and prevent or materi­ this country w-JI bo earnestly recoin­ more varied life to which she seemed •The boy who th<ew up tbo M*on.” ally eWck importation. mended. Immigration during th* past ' called by her meatal endowmenta and Bketchca l.y Thom*. I*0wo 11, Go>. 8. Burleigh, and other. Hluttratioea by A peroicioue tariff spread* mieety year hating exceeded numerically say-1 power* cf conversation. Tie whole community will condole *nd distrrM through tho country, as we thing known in the pert, , and th* sab- with Mr. Greeley under thia afflictive C. G. Bush, Mita 1- II. Hnmphrrv, Mad by dearly bought experience. Hsnry L. btsphets*, and other-.; and 7) Jfi’ti L- Wool. jcct having be*n submitted to Congress Th* demand for a reduction of duties by the President for it. sbtion, it may ! Puzilr* IlebuMw, Dsclvmalions. Jla-uc, (2.67^. ChnrtoeL Ac., in un>urp**»d variety. (Ilivar ____ _y-*ovcn votes, (2,677). be reasonably hoped that this iiqport- I hundred awl seventy-aewen '«*•<.<*«,,, (2»Optic’s Magarino m famous for guod ..." UU.U'lir.4 " — -J - - ■ ant otemsnt of our future growth will i veeived twelvo hundred end twe vote*. (l.Jv.J. number*, but this really excel, any tiling | voted mother of his dead and hia living bo carefully provided fir by the Gov- | ... .................. hundred and two voice, (1^*02) Otto Starck reI offering, who shared his early sting- prevtoinly iwned. Tenn. t2.5A' perf huudred and two vota*. (1,202). John Wahl received twelve hunj gte* with poverty, and had sot health to vat.-s, (1,202). Andrew J F-.wbo received twelve hundred “““1™ snjoy bis better fortune, passes from a I Henrv lYali- rtei..’ 1 twelve Ixin’dretl nnd uro rates, (1,202). Randolph Strieklife of suffering and infirmity to her fi­ nal rest. How vain and empty are pub­ hndrec h.‘d u h hundred anl two votes, (1,202). Abram Smith received lic honors in thoen great trial, of th* Coorau Nopat’a-LWe hew rv-wire ! I twite Jiundre 1 a-i l two votes, (1,202). Uiuirlee Italxi rscsirod twelve hundred and eome attention to tho rvpreaentation ol heart incident to our poor human na­ 1 two voUtat Charles B. Fenton received twohs hundred and two votaa(l.-“-) th* American system* ot eduration at ture! Hi* beet consolation (may it re­ from D. Appleton & Co, Nrw York, Rix Rutau-.n r>-. i,nd forttoiix vui<-, (46). E»ra Smith rewired fxrtv-aiX vot«*. the forthcoming World's Exposition at main to soothe hia declining years) ia Fenfonoro Coo|>sr'* “Prairie," l-eing the (4C\ Au*lin W.i'e* received fortr-six vote., (4»i). Martin N. Hine reemved fortyVienna, Austria. Oa the 13th in»L, in the affection of tha children w*o aro final ia.no in th* new illnstratrd edition six votes (4G). Wiliinm K. Warwr received lutty-«ix vote*, (46) .Benjamin b. respoawi to an invitation from the Com- spans! to him—two bright daughter* of of Cooper', fauiuus “Ixsstlier-Stjcking 1 Rrtan reoriv. i fortr-ix votes (46). Ira J. flag am an received forty-six votes, <<«)remarkable promire, who inherit all Orril Harris re- - >red fiwtr-rix votes (40). Dsnfol B. Hibbard received fisrty-**x rot<«, (I0J. It- try A. Dari, received forfy-MX votes. f-WJ. ' Lewis £. Johnston leceived !«.i1y->ix njte*, £46). Cliarleel'. iiu»wll rereived thirty-right vxdas, (38J. regard io tha plan of representation Job.n Strong. Jr , received thirty-eight vvtvs, [3SJ, (hear D. Spaulding rtceirod Leather-Stocking r.<nanco« ennsut ot thirty-eight ReyimantatirM ware present from Md., pidl. Thomas A. Granger received thirty-eight vote*, [ >8]. r —— *.— ------- j—i r«ai 'Tiarle* K- Carpenter re“ Tbo Deerslayer," “ Tho Lost of tha Ohio, Mich, Pa. and other Stefa™, and a targ* number of rwpunie* from 8upcrRegular meeting of the Common Mohicans," •'The Pathfinder," “The Council at tbo Council room*, Monday Pioneers," and ‘The Prairie.” K«ch volume it fully illustrated, with new de­ curved pledging their hearty concurr­ evening, Nov. 18 th, 1872. ence in whatever plan should bo adopt­ Present—Mayor, Recorder, Aid. sign. by the distinguished artist, F. 0. C. ed. State Soperiatoudent, Harvey, of flams. Eastman. William, and Kenfield. Dsrley, while the price Is only seventyOhio, was Chairman of the Conference, —Minutes of prvviou* meetings read five cento. It is by tar th* neatest and cheap**; issue of three novels, which ; (ran. Van Buren, tho U. ft Commiwkm- and approved. rank a* tho most celebrated work* of । er to the Exposition, who was |ire*ent. The Street Committee reported cn imagination in American litarntnrv. | gave ooms intonating facts in regard to Joseph Cote's Job on th* Bailey Hill as tho Expotitiou, deecnlving ths magnifi­ follow.: The b'toeet Commitee do not Ta* Aacncsa One Fauow fur Nor. cent grounds, and grand buildings, and accept the Job tt Joseph Colo aw he he. is received. We find that the high rep­ stated that there wa. the greatest anxi­ no! cutap&d with tho Contract. utation of thi. widely circulated monthly ety on til e part of ths Austrian 1 mana' j. well eustaineiL In it are .teries, gare to have tho school, cf America UnJvrWnxtaM., | c«um‘“*’ '.keteheeof travel, beautifully illuatratropreaeatod. It ia hi. dreirs, as wall as ed artideo, entertaining miacelteny. well as that of the Commireionsr’s Gen. <hi motion the report w.s accepted. choice poetry, ladies' nnd yocths'departEaton, that a model seW heuw should I On motion the report waa adopted. ments, family reading, vnlnabl* evrras- , 0 exhibited, ol sofflaont six > to show Moved by Aid. Eaeimanveuhlation, form of room, furniture, Jbsefrrd, that the motion refcriug th* pcndoncc. State departments, news of • account of Joseph Cede to th* Street the order all over the world, etc. Ttoreo ■ Committee at last session of the Foard who eend in their subscription* (OSAO thia month for 1873, will reeievo th® be reecisded Nor. and Dec. nmnliere of this year free. Wo cheerfully recommend the i American Odd Fellow to our readers, i Ad dr era A O. F. Awoclatton, Box 4217, I Bird * Water.. •25,00. nd Franca- She bays tww. M much W. T. Eastman, service on board of wheal from Turkey s* .he do*. from this time. Ho thought an appropria­ Registreticn an! Election, 06.00. Ik* United State*. b At the regular meeting of Wild If we bring am fcrripar to America, tion of 1500,000 would cover th* expenW. J. F. Hams, services on board of Flower Lodge No. 44, I. 0. of G. T. eet ia rspreemting the American Inter- Regtatrafion and Election, 06.00. held on Monday evoumg Nov. 11th, osta. Of couree only a email past of Gao. W. WiUiama, services on board small ad1872 the Sallowing officer* were in.talW thi. would bo allotted to school. of Registration and Election, »6.00. for the ensuing term. N. J. Broweou, service* as clerk of W.C.T.—AaaJ.Oook Election, 04 00. W. V. T—Hattie Spaulding Henry Bailor, serriee* a* clerk of W. R. See.-8. E. Striker Etoctnm, H.OOr W. Tree—A E. Ackerman gration. It ia called by Gov. Cooke. W. LG.—Mr*. H. H. Bailey Marketing ia already well up ia this vicinity, but tha (ioewgetown market W. M.—Albert Trontwine bourn ha* just liwc r*.;*--d fifteen bet to W, P. Sec.—H. H. Bailey ■*%£*; GRIND ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION 200,000 00 >10.000 • IN AMERICAN GOLD ’ 110,000 IN AMERICAN SILVER! One Hundred Thousand Dollnn sell a Half a Million Dollars thia mu WE PAY CASH FoenNiumiriMK every Dollar’s Worth that Goes Out SPRING &. AVERY. Man Interest of Every Woman and Child to buy their m inis ind fisrtTS irtrxsr SOU) IN HASTINGS. BY ACKLEY A SLADE J. H- SLATER- His Mt wfertii ii ft? cat Bore ttai 3811 Eucetf to tte fatter. W. Ctorp —Mra Wm. JoocW. A. S.-Clara Alton W. D. M.-K»tfo Kelley W. R. 8.—Miriam Butler Water Lime, Ohio lime, ’ . Shingles of all kinds, Lu/utif rutfistieo //r 044 4040 tors. Ptire Wines and. Liouors! The leading Dry Goods Establishment wcstern Michigan, Carriage & House Flags, Banners, Streamers', and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. WOBBEN BUCK LETTEM LANGLEY DICKINSON. �—-S- rifk (^i>i)*uc^|i «. ISIS. mow on Thursday tha SStl* day Of Nosomber A. D. !«72. That being the day aj.-pouitnd by tho civil authorities day of National Tbanlugiving. this office. More snow thia marniug. , 4ab*ribo A» «u VommOn tU wing-Wltd Ooese *. Tlte fcinull Court fat Stu SMslatl. Tba*ksgiring.next wwk.Thursday, Svvonth'auecooaive day df snow atoruu. Auother firs In B-aton.-faa 8100,000. Miaeos Kinney & Lathrop, hosing permanently |.«aied in Hastings, would respectfully announce to the Ladies of this City, and surrounding country, that they have opened a Dress and 1 Coroot nwkmg wablishiaeat. and are now fully pnqauod to do alt kinds of work, guaranteeing psrlfect »ausfacti.>fa in ovrey case Miao Kinney having hil a number of yearn experience in cut­ ting and fitting, with prefect c-inflloati in her ability to plca» -. respectfully e— licita the palroiLOge of tbe Ladies of mnik. ___ -B^-C'etaeW*.-...... >' Good: i homo be van taken sick, but with what be .opposed to bean cryaI pel itotn ernptiou.aahe had boon aubjcci lu such bre.i1I 1king oai over lit * body from childhood, j। There waa ho Physician called, until ( ! dsnger, and ho bad got out uround, bat had a rels|jee, when a Physical* was a*ot fort-s PralrterUle, Dr. Me. Beth, wbo at once reoponded, but pronouncvil Majority in New York for Qrunt 58,­ tho disease, not email pox. 581.61? Da forGrrsrno- M.581. In tho meantime Daniel. Morrhouse. Rew. E. Cartie msdo a flying visit to Brother of Marilu ; who Usd attended upon Manin, during Ute alokneaa, was our City one day tbte wa»ktaken Ul. and Dr, Sackett of Prairieville was aummooed. and he too, pronouned the disease out small pux, elthougu Ute Boston Csxa Sroxx, J. 8. Gooarxax A Co., 0. D. Brsvtanro, Hasan 4 FUnrr, Gsaxr & Pnturv, Axxi B Weir, Maa. M. A. Moxtrnu R. Mrtax, HcacxuA Nmxa, F. D. Acxixr, rick ou tha school house those usys. Tho Episxs roo-roo all uvsr tho City here Ibero are horw-a to cp'xoot on \V. K. Barber n lying dsn je ro.ialy 111 risks luflatuiii..tvr> ttaumatum. Ing very alarming. Dr. II. C. Tuaxiin Of Orangeville, was called, when ho at once pronounced it small pox, an 1 that tho pattern wea thru dying; which proved to la tbe care, for In a very few PLANTATION The next minting after th? death of Daniel m above stated, a little daughter of Marlin, dloJjtad on Monday of thia week, anolhrrdaughter of Martin's dl.-d * splendid yo mg L i ly, aJout e ghtei 11 yearn of age. The two deaths first recor.led, ooeurc-J tbe latter part of last week. Then are several members of two Thia wonderful vegetable restorative 1 is thn shoet-lHichor of tho feeble and do-1 bilitatod. Aa a tonic and cordial for tho 1 egod awl languid it has no equal. among stomachics. Aa a remedy for tbe nervous weakness to which women . nru especially subject,Tl ia superseding every other stimulant. In all climates,' tropical temperate or frigid. it acts aa a I specific in every species of disorder ( which undermines tho uglily strength I and breaks down tbo animal sprits. Dr. C. C. Llnsley, has gone into the Drug and Grocery buriaeoa at Nashvilli-, aa well as Practicing Medicine Grind River Vallsy Division 4 BHTffiS. 8. T-Y8G0-X. one lying at the point of death. Every preeantlon la of eoumo being Tbo SMtrdjf Jtunaf. nt Eaton Rap­ taken; Io prevent tbo further spread of ids, -Mich., u oflered for mte at a very reasonable price Bxxxxa Co., either for aubacriplion. Work, cr advertising, prior to Oct. 1872, are s/reretfy requested to call settle their accounts without delay. m h him. _cil4ifo<$kfc the irngexs, laying ‘>*Tbe new Hirer Coron tbe supervidon of Prof, prociesning finely. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. B M! Note Ithacan ding the kvo ity of tbe first place it is neatly piiuled, and lx.uud i wcath-r, tbe Cnion Rcbeol Building la , in morocco, with gilt edges Then it 1 being pushed rapidly forward. contains 2000 pictorial illiutratiuM,1 j which give n touch dearer idea of the : meaning of many words than could pos-' ! aibly bo conveyed by the usual doUui. I tion. The Ijtilo rolnme, white buieg no ! i W ■ HIM. UP77>77PUPUU7U@ T. /Vws* U. AUlte. eta tarata Ont. A vslbpnssrste 11 mJ•< Hair, ia LMrm ef ate iwJih sat teMly. U tare trelr to mM Weass'. Cswetee Otar. etUtoasa srs as* inmsiM. u lu UswimSs »4 ehsnss. To telu. •» ...kvsarn U.». tnulr. tarsh. salaasc Itel*. silk ks.4 axl tax* smn4 site dxa<nX larger than an ordinary pocket-book, embraces in lie vocabulary a careful so­ , lection cf over 18,Ota) of the most Im­ yiTho Social, at the loeidencv of Hun . poriant surds of tho language, with John M Norin* on Ta.slay uvtuiag [ definitions sufficiently clear, though was very pleasant aflisir. uecctaarily brief, to meet tbe ordinary santa of any one rouiqriug its use. Official can visas of sofcwgiren for elec­ tors of President and Vies President, is ey, weight and measure, abbreviations being made at Lading,to-day. words and phrases from foreign lauguages. rules for spelling, explanaliona, I Our paper is a little into iius w.uk etc. It is in feet a most valuable little | owing to the amount of aew matter book, and is doubly worth the dollar it placed in ide hands of cut Oom jx»i tors, costs. It rs very beautifully and sub but we hops to be on time in future. Rtantially botmd, with tucks and gilt । edges. The Publishers, Ivison, Blake­ man, Taylor A Co., 138 and UOaGrand Strret, New York, will furwnri it by 'telTM.mail on receipt of Osw IklUr, vr it con All person* indebted to mo had bet­ be bought ulmosl anywhere. . II H ter come and settle up thia m.ratb, ■for Republicans. after the 80th day this November I shall certainly leave the account with Holiday Goods of all kinds for sale by Sher­ man J. Rich. But just as good an any other. But Jum aa good aa any other. But Just so good aa any other. But Jul aa rood aa any other. Overeats S5 to S25 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids J ttort'ttssJftrRt te-VLJ—.' r^iT~i । Peninsular Railway. AU who bay them like them. All wbo bay them like them. All who bay them like them. AU wbo buy them like them. Sherman Pich keep# a splendid grado I of Taaa ard^usrsnteei satiafieiiva on I e»ery |x>and Un recommenda. 28t! HIBst tdf w- The Dakota (Humboldt County, lows), ItirfnJnl ut a recent date con­ tained tbe KilowiOg paragraph : Mr. Van Vel*»r, ol Michigan, brother tiun, on the 25th inat, whore he will of Dr. Van Vulror, i» vissting tb.> do tor. dispuee of the usual kinds of property gvtierally sold at Farmers vendues. WREATH OF ROSES And many buy them. And many buy them. And many bay them. And many buy ihaui. j Money to Loan. .ij-a-TT-ngaaTKui entertained on next Tuesday etouingl-y Mrs. Difiiial Striker, at her reudvtvce on tho Northeast e<nwr of Jettorwm and Green Streets. Tho public are cordially Michigan Central R. R. OLD, StUSSU LSDOIRICT ROUTE, fi-.SfStaKSJSS tS K Michigan arrivsl ta-re ab*ut <A-.ub.«r ■ 2tb; “thought ot luculing here as a lawyer.'' Yuur paper camo about tbo .bib. with the nv«» of hi» dxtalcsm >u • in Barry County >u it. Ho »aid bu <nd Arelel'.-«.«>- ;»•’ ' S0“Stibacribc Tor a Home pa­ l per. Take the BaXxbh: it is the FQB8AIX ata El TORI CUB SME: | largest, Cheaj>gbt-andxbeat pa- FCH 8ALE al Ue KEW YORK CASH STORE [ per published in thi* section ror sale st tw iet tori cash store j of Michigan. al tha ooualt ' seat, etc., but such a damp r did ’ thia nSws put on tbe people that he tool U'> aodiance of account and ih«re was no | spracli. Ho left shortly tor parti not I he has mure room and I* prepared tu certainly known. pure hate all kinds of ptvduco st tbo New is tbo time to buy buggies for I highest market price. am goeng to sell my Stock of now boggice for thirty per cent les. than before. I mean juat what I «y. My buggiea be hold in tli" Presbyterian Church on are all made of tho beet material end fhankagiving day, at half put 10 Compacae. in Michigan will be held tn well finished. All wbo nnliripalo buy1 iug had better call and wo me before I o'clock A. M. Rev J. I. Boell of the M. । tbo Hall of the Grand Army of the Re­ E. Church, will preach the srttnon. public at Lansing. Mick, Wednesday, gut out of tbo notion of tailing at coot, A general allcmtnnre ia deairod. . Hastings Sept 3d, 1872. Dec. 4th. 1 STS, at 2 o’clock P. M. All A new'SkJM lu-’fflier.dxB. Hogan Brothers have opened a new Store at the above naawd place, where they propose to do a fair and square business tor cash or ready pay. Success attend Oils. Oils, Oils is tho cry. but you should see the different gredee of Ma­ **8ume scoundrel, on Sunday night chine Oils al 8. J. Rich's store. Tha last, cut one of the hoisting ropes at tho quality, and cheapness in price baffles New Union Mmol building, in three pieces. Tbo perpetrator of tho deed ought iu bo compeUM to work fct- tha State ak least fl rv years. Wux rosATirxrr T*«x 1 Wednesday January let 1872, tag of, the fit. Joseph Gift 1 Thu ia an enquiry which uvaty ono should have truthfully answered before ho starts on bis journey, and a little cats taken in cxsminstloa of Route will Tho annual meeting of the Barry and Eaton Ins. Co., will bo bold at Charlotte, Mich., on (bo first Tuesday of January next st 1 o'clock P. M. Tbo mooting of tbe Directors will bo held the first Monday of January, st the aamo place Rarlingtan, has aebiesed a splendid ropuUtemtu tbo last tao years us the Axtaaaxxxa of a -aoaUl, literary sad mur-sl ebaraetar. are una 4f Ata things that eboaM be M otter intagurntod far ttabota&ufalfour propte. and eepo- | Burliagtuu Ro«e. Threlre. bta published exiled “How to go West," ’ jotnanujt-wiu. * *>■**•* ' WATOkaO-jTM. Uta Stare A Mtaigu J. L REED. THEY HAVE STOOD THE O? the Ifltti last, by taliNk out of bls w<sa and linking bis neck. He had TteM to Kslamaxoo with ' a loo.) of wheat, and the accident hap­ pened on hl< return homo. IDs team returning home without him excited tho fears of Mr*. Beason tint somotblng was wrong, and early next morn­ ing Mrs. B. started to And her bus- miles when she exrna upon tbo corpse of her baabanJ, lying In tbe rued. Me. Bet»n was quite wealthy, and will be mlreod, not only by bls family, bat also by a large circle of friend.. West “re Junta Htbee Mrs. Olffia Wesbatt make no comments upon Hiltoa. lira. A E. Gleeson 2, J. A tbe probable ____________ direct eon m of Nr. Ben _ _ ■ . ruauiag from Chiige ibraogh G.teoburg to Evina George H- Durkee. Wilbur Ctx>c, k>u'* dseth, but ihment J Don't boy until yon examine them I and ere If they are not Just a* good as any obet. fttah.Htkin HnMStwt Mt tna»k SUL Titan inn Rte tn m Ilk TtnuHS tan WOMAN. �Tallow ______________ Greaac and Potash CAPITOL Safe. Sure and Steadfast A Joonud for- «H frwfepnUfcnn., for ] *4- BJ. SEjJj£’’?T|*P3b ‘‘ OF MICHIGAN. VKLIS CARBOLIC TUIffl. •-. ?-*- * True Liberals, and all True Democrat*. THE MASON PUBLISHING-ASSOCIATION, Herta, absalaadIrf tbe ArtkUart, Mr. K. t M we. tbe toa.fl af tbe Ceprriebi •( h’i »iee _ Crayaa Dravta, st tbe Kvw CspHol •* MkW(M. bare vwplajto Tbe Calvert Uthep*apbtat Compear of Petrolt, .c&rniwgMt, ' Upon tbe vert, aod ere MV peHtebln, a apleedJA Tlotad Lutocrspb o(. The New Capitol and Grounds, (»» a X* lubn la MATHEW nr— ■ >.. r— . - Gigantic JOHN H WEIBELL & CO. 1 "W O Mfaiisi'atfcB'msstH-A8KSTS,1SS!SS; INKINESS COLLEIE Gift Enterprise. Baal .Estate aad Ferwart Froferty. le NxMbla frew »fto H>° THE PATRONS $21,900 i Grand Musical Entertainment Real Estate ! >3.000 in Cash ! *orsonal Property. $0,565 scBSCBirriox. r-s^ I 0011* OF HUH! 1166.000 Ta be DtalrhoM aa Cbura Urlstet AMONG ibi«Uw S’ftlUJXue’prti'tl*'**” D o’ L L A K s' '' E A O M - St Joseph, Mich. Nov. 1,1872 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS 'fsx/K'Jr" "-1"' LiUeSavBUrerLever Walabar. " riae UiaaiMUaarter trii CHAI JUNE A 110. IttViTtsi*£ribix Vl.1 isr u2*7 ir“’ s,rsssx!sr.eswE.-. e.llMl rbarn u ear a-ff.-vr eeadlM bj t «*tl JUST SO HIGH. ubwnbvr. Agfeta Uke free. Ivtelr>ii Mtma. a dap. NebuMeaee Mrallia •I >»le»™al HERE. aiwayrbe enM before ther ceaae to be profiteikteaie lajrtta and aittera. Chick­ ens eJOHjfl ntw^ys bn hatched a* early in ih*-tfori*g as poesiblc, - envpt aueb late toed*, a* may bo wanted to exteud the toying eosmon intn tho Summer. In thfo reepeelAe keeper must be guided by the cweunutancf. BuntramiinK him Ann ehtoaene that are batched eari>Mt ia ibaSpr-^ will comm wire laying tbe fcoaeat the anroeoding Spring, end tboee who gdbibeir stock, whether chinkra> Uf Jtf*.-fcrt Ulho market, secure tbo bool wwr ttenfor. S*A feeda nf fowl* mnU be kept aa «in Ahf-gmttCTt ictunu in rush for tba-oemniodity wanted Thus, if cpKa extfismaly uro desired, tho moat deeoiptien aMirOoe ; Ulatwrife. writ, Um aaaal aauabae albeUUa aanaalaU lu , aststf^ia-ysyj!;^ tn thia agti tthu jiroperly Leeomattofeabton to breed to* aralo of pointe,' brie* tho great dirrnity of hnr•m, aheep; tattle, hogv, poultry, etc. We purpose from time to time, to notice the iwaa' fdomineat Varietiw of fowl*, with the point, which tender them raluebld*.. certain rule* in keeping Reliable Agents Wanted in Every Toirn in the State! BfflAmmn.fwi. umctxs ors’iix r/bx: stum w. torn wi. 0UiJ.ua, 8w.au. XaeraJ(M, ■eaM., UlM»aa<lM>. 1.TO AIX I-.1 FAIBAN* WILLIAM I A NATURE’S CO. Hair Restorative S75 to $250 per nunthtt; WM. C. BRYANT & CO. 0M4W lottery i Nebraska Stale Orphan Asjtin, lea ra4s. Ibsacs amitb foal r ■ rv4>. tbrnwe eavre Eee» re •. t» ia*. ««a lalalaa uaeleanb at Cathartic Pillai wiatsacis'jta < Baer *r lb. tae rt ll,«r >a lira i ^.Wt^K.,4. DISEASE OF THE EYES BLOOD. PUBMffl. WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE I a'UUUaaain anv other deport- Powders I 02483823 Poultry u .udenlb dear food to tbe; > •otieumer; but doee it coat more to pro- HASTINGS MEAT MARKET! THSOAT ANO LONS INSTITUTE ty no*, hart tha mwne, tor ny eatUe and •MT.Wtest worm* and itwecte, whenaa-fewto eonaume theta abundant­ ly, and jwbiwiulao add apply every scatti-rod md or kernel that would other­ wise bv. wanted. In another point of rfow.^ tfcg c«tt at attendance and abel- PATENT COOLERS I Or MICHIGAN, CeeeuW Karr., m j— Lana4a*er and lUw i sEu eamtioa Photographs. WANTED.’^ Photgraphs. mu BtssihclS that will P bs perewe eve vr.ctabarLood. m4 La rVLeflr MISIOIANO SICTNIE FUMES’ leva »» <o •» yvrdry. A GREATER! gSS REMOVED U CaMl St. op ttul,.. Item 21. Qrwrf tt^p. ■JUtebLgaa /br Slilc by ACK/. r.tSUDE. FP.EB rUhLFY YOUB BLOOD y*M.nlttl>i«tCfayJtetfttfwaaelve* at bweeab-thae, when tbe awn ta in ahaaU blMeNa —rasy be^ cTOp. of eorn on S«Ml vtraning tbe hen-bnuse I heiwMiiir^iaaa tap A alie of wheat dnUtt bM.«& mt IWN Of H0d per acre.- nwry eucae witbia ton to-tveotv yariiri lU fem banter and am a ptx'- •'"'Cm- TilulTT^3wSm CAT.-KTTVg' CHAMPION WASHER ‘Silver Tongue’ WORKS. ralftsajssxt.; > a»4 IiWmL iUkmmXi ■ F», ' JJr>wth» briai Work <m • w«fe*«K eore, ball am leantto feci confident that inawaa wece gfriaHinJwara. and that. nty well W<a fiadaaia' ■apmmr. AUrn Erexton' 34^912 . Dr. Crook’s WtoeofTor a JO YEAR^ MBc* Teat Health &• Gluil, Dnenoora crrrxx.T .ixr> coxnAcrvnx.\ WINE k"WttHr£ A LAW. ManhocriHew Loat. How Bertopd , IStSISSd—•»“ ■ Dr. Veils' fttract uf Jinkta . A Farm of^SI) aetw. eitaated in tbe tnwn4iip of BaltSmiwe/B mHo. frosri Hn.th.Km .nd only 3 mik.. South of tho OHn4 Rim VnDoy R. It. nt Unimhr lUOCIES. HASTINGS IABBLI WORKS1 Lor balding*, thing it™ <rf wkter, fiOmee under itapmom^u, 1«U from Sfhoal Ilouee, btuNur buah ol If? •R®una»i>« »r »n »M, ; M. WHMroal <K l».n-«r«.. V«-M. °*?> r •< DETBOIT Bent TO »■».♦.«, q. riuxiux. ' lUhuaorr, April 17th. 1872. -. .7 ^TSBUWIS Supai iklsfaiiaL DENTIST MyLlr, tipS.M wrtav.-—-— A ticDr. Crtrwv«U'»"X*rrJtv CaUa." »ri.< tk"r'’^SB&.*.U.iEUMlA‘C0U7 Bovmt. Nnv' Tvaa. tW-OMaa. J«rUi FAIJ^TIJSTG-I .1. HEWAJKD . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-11-27.pdf dd2c31ccbe48492e3713fd4b74e09d76 PDF Text Text XVII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, NOV. 27, 1872. NO. 31. Carfc. tyfaM Just Received, at Of thi. that kept him sitetit. the society ol jvung lad is*, it is a lemon­ _______________ J table fart that moat of them In what it purpose Never {salted tho first society prefer the nttentoMufaesUw-. noris ut young geuttemen who are a irtnod and was herself aurptited - hod !' little wild to any other*. There it ju»t i enough aS ctmtrarioe** In their nature* rexod at het awkward kuauaer. . Ho talked ol aomothing,- aha , hardly tahkDto go with those whom wiser knew what, and she ifatraed sti a»-. one* shako their Lead* over. They ad­ iwered as beat she could, fooling allI mire the last bone* they drive, hragti t .o time a wild desire to put asldo the BtUrolr witty remarks,'littte thinking umtnooptena* that so jarred upon' her they wove (W <rtfou of the wine they iiirrcs, and implore him for tho sake oi drunk a abort time .ego. White .these hat taring mother- to abandon th*i worthy young men, wlu> are trying to (toarse ho wa* pnretrfng. If she • hodI de mt it right, arc duped, stupid, <edjubtsd before the tenth of trixar she I do Mt moan to say that all giris ia , that efras are so; but, ate*, too many. uar face it'told the sad .truth plshurr ■In.euahapewtvaathiaikWMSAiwuu' t'1-in.worda. .. . du; .-i But tho -momenta. paated . swiftly. I,--------- , Mota eotaraed, and with a Mwlly bew ! that it LTTOtNIiYA M Law MOIMMuAealB Ukaneary.1 oe.w.0 NsltaMltUskJlialWuig, Haatiaga. I Hava* Wsieov. r h. A. Haaaaaoa. C, G. MOCBHOOk. J rrcKXXY at U«. twtejtor la Ckaa.arx. «ll-1 WM U-HAVFQjgi')'’ •_ ; Celebrated Diving Fine Stoves, AGORN & CAMELIA! lawun iu IKt BEST ST&rt: in thr V. oriil they would, but . who oa__ t _________ »— hoaft* and hope, at loving ones. with ■Itotaeaber, the* these 'Wild rate’ will grow in sorrow, blossom with fakra. and the harvest wfll Unwiaf blighted hopes and a rained life. Will you con • tmus tn sow thsra? "From otto who will wsleh yottr fu­ ture with soliaituds, and with hopeful- win kslsvoersBwwsatarttMawreM. u*g|^*^a*a*jj**^, -ter .AtWtitentortofaMpB'Mi-zn-ad - Ibc letter was finished, and the pen Rope WM Bvye sdUr his itrtroductkai to her.ft ! was uuly to think she war a vet^ ordiB* y person, snd rapidly breorning ac-. -- -------------------- ------------------- MUsUd wilh yoJngw and proUteri tile to pwipLi in order to sell ftrm ' girl*, ha soon fotjroi all about her. But' thing}, ah', thought of thdoo who do aotsoflopx Tha deep interest she. this hum day to day far a livelihood, . bad taken tn him aa that first night of I and for the first time knew really how . the Fair, slroagtlicaed at tho days pas-1 to pity tbra.--------------------------------------leal by. She saw IF him much to re-1 "I noycrkaar.it-waAAo hard Uifaru. j mind her ot the lost Paub Tho ran. I How tftctikfnl I fhould ~t>«," 1 tbw' (tank winning ways, that made all who ‘ thought. Trading oJler-ehawasatfirod । tao; him at gdcc hit friend*. But inf that her motfiii would riot be'nody far | Alden Tborao she saw a stronger will, tome time, she sat down tn wait,', but ■ a better balanced mind; and she felt tjot te rest, for a bevy of girl, imtnedi- j that if onlv otnv drawn from tho dan- ’ klely pounced upon' tier and all sox-' gorou* |*ath be was trending, ho would i moared talking at once. never loll again. Mia prawn were soon "Oh! hove you met him I" -------------------- - --------- ------------------ **• -' ••Isn't bejusl aplendid 7y *i ywuugrr members of sneisQ, and fa* I nn away on "Comawn Oraament,,’ af "riuch an .logual moustacba. I am career in C-------- U1 fair to bo n brill­ ; whiefc the moral is that ws ihouM be jutt ctuy far an IctroduaLO t. Meta. iant one. origfaal i^inr .oraamentaticm. for only ha sedlsh anatarsi, bu kept him ju-.t-! । Eu‘. none put out a naming hand to work involving thought arid invention iy moth to h^rsslf the whole craning, | point to the [asrtplra, upon tho brink juit lieuuse exo mot him o: co last mini of which lie wan »lauding. Only one is worthy as vrnanxrat. “A Comedy of mor. Not that be wanted to stay with thought of all this, and that one Ilia Terrors” ia al last oondoded, to • trie her. Yon know Low *lu> doos lying least noticed by him From Iwr Utile married and happy style, of which Mr. oamvr aha had a good opportunity to Do Miilo is one of the Profrssors. "Aa “Oh, do let mo breaths, girls," cried observe all that wu*‘going on n round . Inspired Lobbyist' io a romi-poHtiea!, Hop.,laughing. "Whois han-lsomif her. and ths weak pasted not uuplaas- I What aio you talking about F’ antly. Tbo Fair wa» not unlike oth- •। story, detailing the adventuresome hero on ol it* dam- A few fancy booth*.I abo tnoo to appear," aaLl Leu li.rip- whore the anicte* mads by the fa:r "Aa if I did not uo him standing; by licidaot the Indies were displayed ini your booth at treat ton miootoe this a tutnptiag manner, and told at asoririt- I errata*. 1 »-*uro you, young tody, nothing bot the preMi. CM ul u customer with it* gbttoriag prevratad tn- from marching over thorn candy stand, white to obtain atunttixfuctsm." bower, where Hows.. ___ ._—---- thoi*«*t Lot-house plants had bran eo-1 '•Oh, you mean that Mr. Thorne r “Iol'x that just like Hope?' cried IreusL A fountain iu tito center threw x." ..u__ ___ i___ — i__ - up its stirery epray, and kept the ten­ drils uf beaulitul hanging basket frosh and green, white an aquarimn so t ca­ you thina uf him ? Come, giie u» y*nsr ge* uf sweoS-vuired canarie* helped to ujuuioa. I dare my thoes quiet eye* mako it a delightlul spot. ot yours have tukcu a uxrasurotneol uf M.-ta Shew and arvoial young girl* Li* character already." squally pretty. Lad been appointed her-, "1 hardly know. He fa vsty hssid- and the gnatlvmen found it a' pleasant aomt,” raid Hope, rratirnlr. Just thou '• wayside inn.'* I d ire say that during •swing a geiiUeraiir approaching thsm, tho vnurso of,tho woek tboranarire wit•ho darted away behind ths Mores: ussrail uisny a Cirtaiioa that was rar- 1 Uuotli, ami toon tuund her tnolOer, wtio n<d among the buquet* and sholwrr 1 I was ready to start. by the frwndly viura. An important "Ia not Hqjw queer ?” said Lou. “1 du believe the let than to a«oU Mr Hold on, who is cowing thus way. 2His crasy ebout her, you ta»uw, and *he old cuitum revival, and it proved to bo > is Sm panectly iodufaront, I »and er ii qmlo a BUcems. A nows dap^t was i • Sliaker John." by Mr* K B. Baf- ' "iutbsr?’raE*Hupe» a* they pled- umaoctad with gt. where tbs latest books w.re fur sale, ' ।frnspevgar, is a story mm remtrkable; But the groatent c. jwd jmusod b->- lor pclhus than fornow.ro' otighurfi.on* ths littte rustic window, where a Besides tho foregoing, and the Paul sMoer. taat we tould have sated urignt-iookm;: pu.imiKross dwa'.t oat Uy. 1 uim, ■ lau.r. with u laris., hand No ooo 1usual literary and artistic notes, there "Wby.i'mv child, what made you fall iuiatp i into thu pleasures of tho eve- are ( fr«ar powr.*. Paul II. Hayas wnte* , "Morning." Marian Deuglat, who think ut Cat to-night 7 Yun brood too rung oulil they had rvorived one. of luueb over the pa«L Poor Panj; yet It was Friday night. The crowd at t Hunk we migiit have oared, him " A the hall had foien larger than over be- 1t alwar* happy in her leva ballad*.' •Igh tolfawud Wo wunia, oad tar awlulv ton*, and the weary giria who hud at givrs in "Before the Wvddiag" the ttothere .woe silence, broken only by the tended to tbwx dmiu* thatrveaing were .ry of j* girl who bad alwavs made up Aviso uf the erisp snow under tbeir at Loma, ruo»t of thorn asleep. But her mipd that the would etay siagie foe-, le’t, each miid thinking its ewn a bright light was in no|*'s room, ever, before she would marry a Methodthoughts. "Wedid ail we rouW for bhu .at in nn easy chair before lb* ' uitu." said Mrs. Gwy, gently. "Yon gksnng grate, hoe bead.U[«m twrltaad. I roprocdU yxurwdf urinacsMuniy about olw wi* thinking deeply <.b th* subject .t, uiy child. No noter.could have boeu tuora patient, mure untiring in bur rt run did tho ask hcr-clf. "Am 1 my j fort, then you. And yet 1 scmetimes crotaer’s keepa-rF’ in min did thei tear wo took the wrong c nirai, or else think of tlw slight acqnaintaan. that; woakl no: justify her tn afipealiug U "It was too late," said the girl. *mUy. him os a friend. The sad eye* of tho Bro'Jier Plummer, sbt- changed h«t “and it anems a* if 1 never could for­ dead i'aul w-cmed to bo gating at her mind, and cundnded that if she loved, give myself lor having bwa ao blind aa from the shadows of the room, and hia there was but one way <>f proving it. nut to bare seta bis great dangur aooo- dear voire, so long tilea!, implored her to eave him. So she sat thinking of a vr." Ah,. no wototer this ■ stranger Lad way in w(licit to try and aoannpliah brought up th* i-tat. and xn*do bar thia end; but discarding each scheme as it paaseuted itself to her mind, on legend of the sea, which aha cells "The account of tho inability to accomplish Shadow of Doom ;"and Edgar Fawcett, There was no maro mid uidil they it. At last her eye. foil upon a letter in lour pathetic little verves entitlereached tliewplte, when Mrs. Gres she had received that day, and ■ bright “Dmpty," utters the plaint of "a sorrow; Way turned anil faced Lw daughter with thought came into her mind. not write him a letter that hu might re­ from which ecarcely any household ia tho words: "How happen* & that Ml. HbWsa i* cadre the next oreuiKg? Almost a. quick as the thought cams alio put it not with you this eveaipg F' Tho lair face before Ear did not lultr action. Drawing her dask toward change under tho steady gux», jtnd the hnr. she wrota tho following totter: March Vth. 16— lipa said quietly: ••Becauw be did nut "Axots Tootst—As you will prob­ care to come, 1 suppo*J-'' , "You mc«u because YOU avoided ably think there is io excuse far my him, aud so did not giro him aa oppot- iMzldnme in nd dr.-*ring a stranger. 1 tuaity to ask. Hope, are you going w will not attempt one. It ia moro prob otto that you will never know who or throw awav vour ta«: chance <’ -I have uo isitaattoa uf threwing it yrhat I am, that I have .thus dared to away. I obeli simply avoid it BwMre, •et aside the rules of propriety, oud write you things that none but a tried it may not be my but . - I- .1^.., "You will never have another as I Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. GftEBLK: 4956 ■cleetfb Slurp. Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS IV heeler U*I Willson BLACKSMITHING SRigUStSCJSZiA! •Db Pruhau 1 u> »<ap«ra4 U Mia jflio D^Y qOODS I/I E/IdUH cwnre that any one a as so near until iow word* fell upon h~r ear, an I nought her mind back from the re. m la arhi h it was wandering. lt>ea|c*k r eniJ no -t.«r», but another voice toot ip th* word*. "I tell you. Morion aia aos ihg of wild mua it a daagwu • . ring for a young man like Akloo .’hurna. i'bo rurv traits that you •puke : ibout make it all the mirv dangnrou. ..r him; liandaome. proud, wealthy and i widow's only sou. HU liand-oina sc* wino him f.lends among those wuo . hould turn from him. Ins pride h .lda .im aloof rroai tboee who would advise, rhile Ilia aiottwr. p>ir, deluded soul., kinks.him pwfecc. H« would bo oarI* D, I bei».<c.41 it. worn .not far this i.-bit of elriaking athst Lae wi uad its BLACKSMITHING. J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. DENTIST Miillt' ■n. ■ Michiaas. HEllTlICK. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PWTS, OILS, qqOCEPJES, & Silver Watches Vnncy Goodes, Uoplcre. rttsattotocry, 4c<-.. Far Sai W till Era al Ih B SSi ns it might bo; such a wreck a* it will Ls- Yvu spoko a moment ago ot tut natryiug Dj yva think any srou*o U.iu Las power to reform him Wouhl trust herself to hia keeping? Ibero fa tbs great difiicuhy. There are ow who would risk his ditnlaxsare enough ti. cMisuru him, and very few who woald not be glad to take him a* ae ia Be C. a aUungcr to bjU all tho ladies boro. I mutt eay thst 1 am very aurry to bare him here.'' “Oh, if eome one could only save him I” Tho speakers tuored on. Hope Qrev itood ulotw bohinii the taco curtaiu* ind gay adornments uf her booth that W-'e l)efy Compelitiau >ad hidden her from view. Hur dionghto tan swiftly in thoeo few mo­ unt*. Evon while they were speekingabosew theobjuciof their conver­ sation by tho booth ojqotite, his handwmo face turned so that tho light fell kill upon II Ouuld it bo iron, all that hoy had mud? The guy throng ebbed md flowed post her. The Fair that tho Indira of 8l Faal'e Church had .orkmi *u Loro to start was now pro­ HASTfNVS, Steif. ’ crostini tintiy. As Hope watched the Fcpt-Ja, U22. •• -aating loan, oc attended to the eirttnmre that came to took at the faney arti.ho be.nl Krai rare erateoc- are agio tier rar*. "Oh. if some oue could A. D. COOK. Agt, HASTINGS. MICH. dutasta tur lolling you the truth, or el.are blind to roar groat danger, 1 fml that it wouju bo cowardly in mx, whmi there is so much at stake, n> shrink irora what 1 consider my duty, however painful the pcrioroatiw of it may bx You may bo startled wirnn 1 •l*»k at danger, and imagine wmo foe lurk­ jag tn a secret placn to destroy you ; and you are right. You bnvo » dead­ ly om-my that threaten* not only to aiU your body, but to dostroy vour J. Cole & Son. J. P.’ROBERTS & Russell & Nevins Michigan ^Exchange. Medicines, Mr irSUttiae kwnt Uviu teE HE ffifflffl,—------------ *~ STUCK . Dye St u He. ’inter PAINTS & OILS Goods. Shingles, Lath,. &c. hell such a convcraauon Would have owed unheeded, ot else be treaa-rtd oj> M » prateon* bit of gmaip. Bat far «ek in tho Idstorv at that girl • lilu ra* a sealed paga, with a brother’* ism* upon it, wtm, for tho tack ot snnw'ono to aavn him, had gon., to an arty grave Never could sh* forgot the hutury of tbowt faw m.mtbs. when, uo late, tli-y had tried to bring him ark. The vain effort* ho than made. ■'The climbing and falling bans to ain " People said in a whisper the Grey» bad . brother who died a perfect drunkard, o the few wno knew Hupj well won- that the ha I said -ouch—it was not hoc way—bttl ibe bin fa soia- mouaur*. to r«|Hii A4(lMt,to<i»oi». r* tho Mol uoboHa.4«odohMbr>theA P-r» ,raa k •Imatooh* for them. Wh^i onld «he do far thia atrangra t Alaa! ib’rce bs new would wi-rid. Ono would ban pruk of hU fomi'yrereM laoPro.p«auaaf Hi JlXtafaslUM. If for next year contain* m announcrmeat i of r» universal intportaaee and rattresl a« the HawthorneHotnonre. and the "Hart at the Breakfast . Table” of tfcn past twehrv-mouth- But thru, wo caanol hope to be always finding hith­ erto undweovered Moeii'i on the Old Nteuterand Dr. Holmes’ Esnnlady hits grown tired of ke-jing braiders—■en ungratsful ccrupatioe. at beat. Meantime tlxre are plenty of plensaat protair •^.-notably tho ••Chapter* AutoU- "Have you no fear when Y^a look upon tho wino when It it red. that the ttmo may eomv when du earthly pawer can avail to aava you ? Howahoa’.d I know aught of you when I ackouwl•dpe myooil a .strangerI Tjiat I can. nut roll you. But will yon not believo are when 1 tell you of that mother— ah! I kuvw you can use her now— root k-ratlo. loving mother, who all bar rifo kug hat mad. Y-ur happitiBm her QHt a>» I Io she not oreu now waitnig far you fo return from those gay Kaans trusting you so perfectly that stM would n.v.r bariev-ve if I slutald teU he.- wlmt f am telluig yuu to-night —that you are ia daagar; Out yumlried»«: is without a idfoL and it fiadjBgifa way alone through the breaker* luded to, oaa.mAy that e*M-ugainat which amounts to blow*, or de­ privation of food, or forced work whan teobte or sick. Three things cannot be iwmedied bf able for umnmmoa qaalitte. aroteaatod with great earn,' amd otisa ore .VNa pemjMred. But thia io arataing on one- —u-l M-bm, Iipun it all tbs ktudnew cad aare that belong to the greet equine daoMMy; ' If the diatomper whkh hreooa^te*. I ly wiUuirawa irons service so latge a, part of every kind of Ureeq ihsBischao men to n better appreciation of what they owe io them, uad to at My wtoatr ways uf trealiog them, to wtH be a Meao- Meantime death io reapiag.a barren*. Tim Joes of Lorsse will bo fait by moay. Io largo st ago and rar linoa, oxprere rum [elites. ’ tad men of toaaotfa it to rather aa iimrarranwans to lose texw. ,than a calami if; but to poor men. back।scar*, drayuwra, Mitera, who own a istogie animal, and bv it rare a HreJIIbred far them famtites. the teas sri a Ihcres is houkniDtev—it wutMrutei* i 1 1 i I I 1 Wedding Journey.1' We are to liaye, poverty. '•The Trial of Quran Caroline," by Wrtt? Doreheimcr. a .triiing pemags in hfo•.my—erial* by U m. M. Baker aad J. W. De Foreet : and th- usual vari.tv of poenra, ahort-etoriss, MYfa«»d titefika from tlsewaal wMtMarewn and always ’ lootF Ttink'af what you might bo.' ; la lm ThwMt »• t—"4 men. thfak toot fro i*. well'-rated* , . �COMMOB COUBC1L. eountry, at>d if this all prevailing tent State omeer*. wnnlss fully favored Detroit Matkel. Governor, LieuteESDl Governor. Kreret . -• — ------------ - ——* General, Commteeoer of lbs State Land Attorney General, Supetntenlaal of Public Instruction, and Member ef the Council at tho Council rooms, Monday , evening, Nur. 25th, 1872. . Spring & Avery Eastman, Wood, Jowsll, Pratt, William., M. W. a M—Thoreas F_ Da«tty. Grand Rapid*. Jaekson. A. R. Pratt, service on Ixmrd of twR'*- ' tration «nd election, 80 00. i Wm. H Jowell, service on board of I nn registration and election. 86 (W. <•«< tad Blatts*.—Francis H. Ran kln.of Flint DRY GOODS UH «* WW'V 07 TH’ Hon* prosperity. From all this politico social Ictbargicalncss let us, m individuals, and as xiScssi EZ9EHZXI iSBinsc A antra's IIomb Micinxt.—The puts ' Chas. B. Wood, service on bored ofi registration and election, 86 09. »-! CARPETINGS, T. J. Wilder, service as clerk at e’.ec- fcuglrtatid victory UlHiUd. tat ttatalk uf ito Garret:, entitled “Crooked Places; A story of Stnundes and Hones." A "nea i^aartwtn'i blood* btttU <* Southern plate, and aUy -tedteSM th. is to be enlarged and’illustrated. e =M=r IsS5 T* A3F» I »S GJFiATVJO They have .idded to their Eroej OffB WASHDIGTOM LETTER. Uy Aid. Jewell - 250 Rolls New Carpets, 175 Packages of Dry Goods. Nov. 23rd 1872. cuxuiao ro rowan. *|H838S3EcittiflgerSs7B5 S|SMTsitBataaxg«ix88k the line of Christian art that baa appearhare an equal AtncCto acquire vraalth, mniense Stock 25th. day of May, ICTii aa rotating to upon their last Jrjja, are enueavonng to i'm by b^Nt-CdotiatiHly told that in them. Warmouth who, while vet pretending I with th' 0P*D‘“K J"*- ==.-ii!=E^ SsSEt T. 8. .Arthur. thoroughly denounced by Democrats, M | gin their Lest effi-rta to the magarinc, a th.ev.ng reqwt-bawvr, ha. become h P^*^— to bo one of the movl. Published to the World escecdiagly popular with them. Ho is »•'*>«*• « the Boss Tweed of Dsmoeracy in Lou-1 b>‘ «• Arth«r 4 800• Philmhdphia lai sea, where be is a.t prewut engaged **•** •2-5® * J*"- Thl’ •nJ tbc running a political counting machine , !l*W-M a year. atf^»W.iai*Cb«t tranquility; that for counting out ol Bepublicans recent- ; — ’ ’* I’rrtxa* Mrairxi Morrnti coat [detea opaa^'iadminissered U is tbs cheapest ly elected, and counting iu, those ' New Advertisements. rasvxcxrst That B _rthat animated tins Fathers of we (tow older IX ALL QUALITIES. u,. ,,, .m. . IWJX*. A WACOM. VXtXOVM. rUUMt. Av, Ar. >a. thereof, which said statement shall be PROBATE ORDER ntervst to date). i Carried. On mation Council adjourned. Wm. D. Hans, Rcvordsr. i'cssisseaat WXSL One List or Lxnn> remaining opposition V. 8. Senator. Tho.’uand Dollars! to .sell a Half a Million' dollar, thi. Year i!H5' iBisBsHsfissHssE IP.VIU a 1VBIT C. Potter, n. S. Bickaid; Emuliue Bulhorner Dr. C. Scott, Eiia Abort, B. ISSXBXE CASH WE PAY ’ I A Trial of fitly yean f-EsSSSSSa EcoxFf S; । thtuegh ths ordeal, and starts out anew j on the eecond fifty years with a larger the ballot hr th'. purpose of clinging Uttle longer to the power that La, de rru,n41g lUo l-aned trorn them through th. rsr , of u uc„»uple i.sud insp.ro. wh. In Aikantas tbo same tatties ol> a,nlideBce. We heartily rejoice >n the Old World, during the dark days of the Hundred Louisa Hames, Johu B. Fletch* that p8rj*ae, that fidelity to indirkis and moral obligations orgsnirod and more thoroughly united j 0 war> >lllMcriplion. m favor of tho Bepnblican candidate. ‘ . T But this fact, together with the actual count of votes polled, did not restrain vuy omev: susu punmuo nay arncio or thing for the use or benefit of the City they shall at the time uf making said | purchases finks from the render thereof! . .tataroeit of th- .mnnnt .nd t.ri.-o Adopted. Morel by AH. Wood — imp«--ir:ng until tho present time,( whvn Senator ocuaiur >ur for six year. years is » the :n<- iiiuu high gamo game , • a,». «*"• “JItcur u ___ ________ i... — ______ “ ..i—:__ _ ' ’ inaisneasable ..u.ir indispensable tn to every loi.mf lover of n-nur music. of goserntwabt, jtu« as glorious and bonifioent aa tbs Fathers of the Hepublic Plain Black Silks motion was allowed. sesE5i2i2sSs3iit55: 3-a25«25S2555i«5553i! . contains inrev oauaua, a uunstmas was tmlpaulv detested, the desperate B . • . „ , , v. « ■ I ■ v 1 . r tong, an Anthem, a Four-hand Piece, I.... . ««a. „ Thralm Oicta#. .7 ,^*7*^"’“ -1»™ -r'-Ja b™ , . -V * I Pirn, «i>, b-ia, „nb la duly certified by tho election officers, . . . , 1 , „ „ •/ . ’ . , shoot music form more than Mr. Peters and tho Dem c.-atir Secretary of Mate who hold, toturwiyiry pmor U.v return* . sd m elected the dvfsate-l candidates uf Ha defunct party in sufficient numbers 1 ,, , . , . -J 1 . . .. ' Peters'Musical Monthly has hosts of to elect a Democrat to the U. S. Senate. ... /, , r „ . , ,, „ . fnends among our mu.ic tanas people. In Barbour and Marengo Count es, , . ... , v Those who have seen it will, ol cour*e, where this was done the Republican. , . . . , . . . . renew their .ubscnptiun for the coming U., Um* «b<m.W.an.*,,h..aU-a 1 a .-bam ..4 »>*• brn SO • I r m CnMd. colored vote which turned the scale in - Dress Goods PROBATE ORDER. isiahrW; this proviso suggest*! in the afia&flca applies to >D departments rare maybe, If conduced in harmony Nov. 25th, 1872. Adopted. < <» HIlfT IBtt. our that underlie the fuundaliun. of society Tutsi, W VINECAR BITTERS PROBATKURDER, wE PROPOSE TO RECEIVE CASH (6). Total, 3983. OP! Olli SPRING & A’/ER Y. W UbM Hum, I We will make | large display of Fashions, and numerKORTGAGE BALE. •y Wtereteutmthwbrems or ' confedareto goto, worth, tnty thrnegb the pctoot influence ■ =-«g! a modal magasinn. The pubiisbers are offering a pair of cocyyinion chrnmoe, 1 Falls ‘of Niagara and Yosemite Falls, Ill sms m. [JBPEtS D. Darwin Hu;lire received twelve hundred snd forty-right votes, (1248),William A. Cbjip received furtyUro voles, (42), Daniel P. Sagendorph received thirty sevea votes, (37). Total. 40|l. r 7 \: •■■■■. v.’. Jiss:--. ■ J.-ZX 'X> it for tho Inter ««t of E, ery Mon Woman and Child t „ buy their lowing 1 Olish: ment. 1^999999 ■xreni and Is porter*, and wif ei« our CwtaMra „erj Ad„nUp. in , M p,|c„ . 685). Kdwerd FeWoer received twelve hundred and forty-five votso, (1245), Chris­ tian Van der Fare rsoeived fertythirty-sewn votes. (37). Total, 4 ■ STATE OF MICHIGAN. send a dub will receive as a premium known to be qualified for the place tn SPRING: < AVERY. exquisitely beautiful stool ongrnring. Subscription prlco 81.25. Fire copies. ©Uifc 8’KO^tjg of this District are now being published Arthur A Boa, Philndflpbia, Fa. tbefiflh day of November, in the year one t ndlwav from Washington to Harris- which there are children, or young folks, Pste4 XsTmtoyStowix *******' mivTlP I which are eoufated to any party, or MORTGAGi: HALE. For aeventl Dated at Hasting* City, this 12th day of Novssaboe, R. JONES, 1 rile l“.id>ng Dry Hocrotary ef the Board , HUB IK WH MH mi!” -—- —*• euE Goods Establishment in \le.v>ril Michigan. AND WE PR- ipoSE TO FIA1NTAHT IT SPRTA’G & A VERY ORBBUBY CUTTER GRANT CUTTER HhHJsrKbjyi MLUJM 4BV>3T WSX4- Oarpet Bep: mtanent now ou Exhibition and Da i]y ReceiTtnc the tnriM 8i tewiTe an#Varied Aa^rtr fleet oeot in in thia thia Line, lane, 8PRWG �rf^Eri)»ucnii b^k^. Gold 1,18 1-8 Tax Receipts for tale at thisoffloe._______________ F Breray last night. Wood wasted all about tho city. Hon. Horaoe Grcwley ia reported In- On tho mwulng of the 2l*t ImL, a rubbery was committed in Na.hrille, in this County. The robber brok. into the Hotel of Capt. J. W. Me Cormiek, To late foe thia issue, the letter of our from whom he took a pair uf gold bow­ Middle.^ ooreapondent. * ed .prctadeo, forty duUara in money, The undcraigacd will be at hi* office, with Cuok 4 Sheldon, on State Street, Weat uf Hasting* Ho use, on every Fril*y in December tu receive Taxes. Hnxn* C. Lryis, City Treasurer. Hnatingk Nov 26th. 1872. 31w3 CHURCHES, Bnyx euy* hi. hone has gut the epi- and a geld waleh. Ha thru went, or aootic, and it is ■ «w-hurao at that. broke into the Hoag Hotel, from which -^ir.J.IL.Van Vebor, has returned i he took on over-coat, and a revolver. to this city, and we understand, to stay.,, He tnen proceeded to the residence of ?•¥■ M. Fosrn is re-elected Grand Sec-1I Frank Fidler, and rrmov.d a pana ot rotary of the G. L, X 0. 0. F. Let us I gUaa from one of the windows, through I which he mured, but took nothing thank Gud end take courage. Taxes are dne and payable on and of- | from FuUars. Who was first aware uf j ter Monday nsxL If paid in December*. lha burglary committed, we are nut at . prew«nt, lufonned; but it was known Volume two ci th* new cumpiied laws ' very early in the morning, (as th* rob- ■ ia now being diatribulal, from ths office ,r bevy was rumtmtted about 2 o'clodk in j , the morning) and the robber wa* easily of the SscMary of Stalo. Tsai Ilrxn.—All who are indebted to the firm uf Alkn and Preston, must at ooce call an-i settle their aecodnta. without further delay. The justly e lebrate.1 Mrs Scott &1. Atux 4 Parerox, duns, read, at Grand Rapids tiu Friday went «*4, ua the IL IL track, and John Hatting* Nov. l»th 1872. nor20t3 evening, before the Yuung Men'. Aa<oci- W. Webster, Capt J. W. Me Coraick and another man, took a ban d-oar rnd lifoleu and stagnant either from change Mr. Charles Rend has been appointed started up tbs track, and went several of weather or et climate, want of nt»c- Suuerwtendeat of the Telegraphic de­ tnelae when they saw the track of the MAIOHIC. ciae, irregular diet, or from any vtb*r cause, the Vegetine will renew th. bfo-d, carry off th* putrid huraora, ol-ar.M tho stomach, regulate tho bow­ els, and impart a tone of vigor to tho whol* body. Th* celebrated end aucxnaaful Physi­ cian, Dr. N. J. Aikia. i. nuw at hia once. No. 11 Canal St., Grand Bapids. Mich , where he can be rwtuulted daily imtil (Huber. Head his advertisement ic this paper. ('al'., or send postage for circuilOtlfc 1. 0. 6. T. / ..StiiUaT****. ewir Bnrf*» alteite /* MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. LZ3 Pat Ur—AU persons indebted to Ithe Barria Co., either for subscription, Job Li F.ivcr Talley Division I WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW immense Reduction in alt our Frites, siWII 00 WTO Of (ilfflli I Must be Sold this Winter. Haring bought i immense Stock from two Bankrupt Houses New York, ____ ‘ are«•going —w_________ to sell Goods 25 per cent, low­ er than any —. — ... other House in Michigan. We are in Earnest, And onr Prices Prove it partment of the Michigan Central, rix. track into tho woods. Die pars non j M. D. Woodford resignod. followed the culprit about half a mile 1 Th* Dopot of the G. R V. Dir of the into tho wood*, when they saw Mr. NoM. C. R. B-. st Grand Rapid, is being fro dodge behind a large tree. Mr. i moved a* rapidly aa tho epirootic will Webster jacked up a dub and wont up1 to him, -and told him if be did put anr-1 Enn Ssotxsw give* the people of tender, be would smash bis breipa out' Grand Rapid* to understand that ahe on the spot Tee robber seeing that i will make no niggardly offer for the Unhia chancer for escape were very small, surrendered himself, nJ withstanding I Home Dreyage — Oto. li. Robinson ha* bought out the Dray a of Archie Mc- b'rooghl to this city at ones, and the Circuit Court being ia session, ho wa> ' i Coy and Dean Perris, and la prepared to taken immediately into Court, where ho I till all order* for dreyingon abort notice, plead guilty, to the charge uf burglary, end jr*s leatabced by JudgejHoyt, tu eight yean hard l*bor h the Statu' yTcrsjxiL—We were favored on Muu- . Prison, where he was taken oq Tuesday day with a pleasant cal! from Mr. Por­ : morning of this weak, by Sheriff Vrooter. the well known and gentlemanly Attorney at Vermontville. rWiXTZ*—The Apples and Polatoer Work, or advertising, poor to Oct. 1st. contracted on subscription. Will tho 1872, arc qurishy requested to call nod ' friends who made these contra ts let us Penitentiary, where he Lad served sev­ settle their account* without delay. LA1I hear from them at unco. eral years. ' W«o?—One day i-Hoatly som> i«?r- . To much praise cannot be bestowed upon the raptors uf this daring robber, sou kA a bbl of Applet and some Cab' bogus at the roeidonce of Mr. Dewey. Holiday Goods of all If the party will report a; thia office be kinds for sale by Sher­ will oblige the proprietors. haven't room to mention Reduced Prices, but wo Herewith Pledge ourselves to Officr and Sell tho Beat Bar' gains in STAB CLOTHING HOUSE, Tljt GWT O/IE paioc SJOHE, man J. Rich. State. Star Clothing Rouse, Grand Rapids. Peninsular Railway. MICH GRAND RAPIDS. Those of nur subscribe-* who expect to by bringing that are requested to bring it as soon ns poatiblo. Overcoats *5 to *26 pay for the Bsxxxs cheapest ‘ Store in the article of commerce, /'datura P. Roberts was out bunting1 the other day, and killed a couple of foxes. Whenever Jams, points hi. guu ! All persons indebted to me had bet­ at a fox or turkey, they stop right at , ter crane and settle up this month, fur onco. and dont try to go any farther. ' after the 3Uth day this November 1 for they know it is uselew. shall certainly laars tho account with Sherman Rich keeps* splendid ( of Teas aril guarantees aatisfactiiK every pound ho recommends. All who buy them Ilk. there. Alt who buy them like thaw. AU who buy theta like them. AU who buy there like there. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST 1 others are d ling. Wethank you gwndemen. hop^ we may be reraerabersd by many more. /I. O. 0. F.—The mvtnl>ers of land Lodge, No. 129. 1. O. O. F.. rated the new Lodge Ruum cn 1 1 IS*1 >■*»»', a»r»r l . new Brick, just west of the Corner of j Ptato and Creek Street on south si Io of ' Stale, where h-> may b» found with a ’ fine stock of ail kind « uf goods in his li no [ which he is telling at live and let live Michigan Central R. R. CU>. SIUASIE AS? D1"“T •J’”Kssiswt'av?;—a—— iks-S-rart, esBItewa. ..XL,---------— H1UI4*|| KVDKCUIKU he uuit km thi oc mt muuBtkmraiafflttE HOME JOURNAL. EXLABGED AID UTO. Now ia the time to buy buggies Ifcr I am going to sell my Stock of naw Bug­ gies for thirty per cent leas than bdfore. I mean just what I say. My buggie. are all made of the best material and well finished. AB who anticipate 'buy­ ing bad belter call and eve mo before 1 get out of the notion of selling at w-st' Hasting* Sept. 3d. 1872. • »IS Our foreman has met with a like ac­ cident by slicing off tbs end of hia thumb, (which didn't hold together) while cutj ting phper. Our devil aa.ra he done it I to bleed himself a* a ! against the epizootic.. 'The Best Literary and Society Paper in America.’’ It Offered ta th Wu: u iU Irin preventative This wondvrful vegeUble restoreti>-e Everybody Should try them before Eurchatig ewhernslE ia the sheet-anchor of the feeble and de­ Twtr lew p> ssv^mM sad >■ lh«r a*4 k-e-lif.l ram aarpara ail Hkan .a Uaaty a bilitated. A* a tonic and cordial fur the aged and languid it has no equal among .tomachtca As a remedy for the umou. weakness to which women | arc especially subject, it h .upeneding , every other etimulant. In all rlimattt, Hanting* 4- Allegan. tropical temperate or frigid, it acts aa a May IS. apecifie in every apreiea of disorder which undermines the uodilr strength and breaks down the animal spirits. The Weber & Gabler Piano, "Oh, she was fair, bat rorruw left its trasw thern." What became of the rest of the harness ?—Crowd BoyUt Tim Oils, Oik Oila ia the ery, but yo should eeo the different grades of Ml chino Oils at 8. J. Bich'a store. Th quality, and cheapnci. in price Uffif all who examine them. S2tf M ARD & THAYER. "The needful itts and curb, to head­ long .trod..'' Thera'* a part of it; bnt where it the reet F-IMWr Cntk Here's a piece : “ The ulfor that she wore was trimmed with a scarfed bow ? But there i* some taisting yet Who has it ?—Xatee RtfU* ••Give bar the bridal rtfot, end then man's destiny begins.” But never mtnd toe hamras now, cure tho Epizootic SALT ■ -------- Itncai lutauliiiiat, C*ad Far H«* ar Beau. Axontra Dun t* OnsMosrnx* vsok SmalIz-Pox.—Hires, a non of Martin Morehouse, died en Sunday last of .mall pox. Ho wo. thirteen year, old, a bright and good boy, and will be greatly miaeed by hia parents, na ho uaa tho eldest buy, and uf rourao wax a AS HOLIDAY PKEoENTS. good d-1 of help to ha father on the S-ant, Post-paid, on receipt of tho mask: tarm. We heard to day, Tvtoday. that [ .till another uf their children. Elmer > Probably few article* have ever had ro extontire a Sale, while -none have i>eeu more universally Ixinefoval than the celebrated MUSTANG LINIMENT. Children. Adults, Horses, and Domestic Animals, are always liabla to a rident, and it ia safe to say, that no family can pass a single season without aom» kind BARLOW & GOODYEAR Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at 1-owefit market nttei. their Brick Warehouse. ftis Sall b rnrtl 10 per cent bcte taai Salt Eijtsel h Or fata MUSIC BOOKS 10 Barrel lota tuid more sold to dealer* at a very small rance above Car-load Rates. age about six year* was lying at the point of death. Truly Mr. Morehouse', people are gro»t!y afflicted. REMOVED Heath 6s chi<ke«ter The ^C, B. 4 a H- R," running from Chicago through Gnle.bnrg to Bortiagton, has achievod a gfarefti reputation in the last two yeare as the Iv-hng Pa^er Bratto to the w^. At Bnrlingtoa it comrcta with the great Uurfmgtou Hunte wltiah through Southern Town to hehraaka Karunx with three -e e^re*. to Cbliforaia and tire Torriinrree; and A Convention of Mutual Firo Ina. Companies in Michigan will be held tn the Hall of the Grand Army of the Bepublic a: Lansing Mich.. Wednraday, Deo. 4th, 1873, at 8 o’riuak P M All are invited to attend. The nnnnsj meeting of the Bomr and Eotue Ina. Oe, will b. b*M at CUriqtre Mich-, on th* 2d Tuesday of January cart at I o'clock P. M. The meeting of the Hrccvra will U UM th. 2d I Munday of January, at the earns place tieeritary. KaakriDa. Nov IMh, Try the Barm fcr six nvrc-h* •- Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, WITH OF BOSES." Mt LVIHEH fUtflStllD l/l I LOTS. 10^0 mere tin imnijwi PMtMtHkliavmMijia Mata SSI still Matt Ina �The Hew York -'Ot Munir- EVENING PO.ST.10^ Gijintic Safe, Sure and Steadfast I Gift Enterprise, >166,000 li® fORfl' JJAudn-lCa’t;Cfdamn. fair CAMOJJC*'T4BLHS. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN MON I M^NTri o bo Dwtnoetol a, UhuM DteUte AMONG ’TIB I’ATRONS «E.U>BTrtNKS. TABLE TO1 ’ MAN Grand Musical Entertainment hrrwne. in “A Simpleton." {. feirly; leurobed upon her doraeatic voyage, and ’• "aULWewM ia jnnniqg up hean bill orUfoAtjAftaiitam. »-N«r THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, St Joseph, JEch. Not. i, 1872 Ufwa Ua oeri. aed ar. H» yeMiahlaZ a a.4«ad.d TlaUd bUegrapt. af The New Capitol and Grounds, rnULl.Ul irrXXKT, I'KTUUIT tica by Abe apj-earance upon the atage of tbe real Grace Boeeberry. Mien . Ihackeray'. etoey. “Old Kmuington," “*• alio reached ita cnlmhuting period. Tha firn illuatrated artkloe in thia Number cover a great variety of aubjecte 0. M. Spencer—the American Cuwml at Genoa-contribute, a very in­ ferreting articA on “Marco Polo and hia Book.” with aixtoon illuatrationv There MKiffiwMajtesw AGENTS ,7;Ku_H5\’;;4£" MATHEW lUIHESI CHIME i~-. AMERICAN ^a-.t sjsS Comer Blit.- oud Creek .It 1; * ' Beaton Gaab ft ACK A FULL! iht tlkrwL^rjNuute.^ GEME^. w JBHM M WENDELL & CO. J23.900 tu Ileal Krtetr! $3,000 in Cash! $0,55-5 in Personal Property. MABT1EI ARI IIATEI ^•raJSSESutAZi 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS fee M P. A. BILLINGS. maatic fable, Mr. Hpanear’a article >. callad forth by CufaHYuU’e naw adi-’ | tim of Maron Pelo, “which, with ita rich variety of cnriou, and recondite MARBLE fttf FILER'S GREAT WORK CHAS JUNE 4 MO. el^a-aUMiyi .a JiH.raal l. I ~ tip* btaaaae C.aalar Pi. .M.™ GOl.nitMITHS ss; ".TtX” rado, and taken tu to tha aummit of Uray'a Peak—up tn the very life-litait, lh,<X>0 feet above tha wa-b*val. Hia paper ia illuitmted with rnxteen very artertirr and beautiful engraving. Haabert Bright nnntribauw a brief illuaaamd ariklr deecriptiTa of MallaBea May Pootw ghraa the Mati.ry cf thwtHBgVMfonal Library. with appro- j MgSx JUST SO HIGH. ••nictgx or Tir A^viuTios' NEW YOIMft priate illnatratiotu. And Benton J. l-oewng, under tbe title of “The Old. TUmana at Homa." drweribea, in minete and interfering detaila. the hotuea, huuae h. Id furniture, diet, and manner,' «f the Humana in tho time ot AgranJa.^ LOOK HERE. “An Old Stager'' ooiiUlum hi. He■ Uhctiuuv, giving, atnnng other thing., a very autertainlng Account afgani!Hui£ in WaaLingkm, and a nuiuiu epia »L iit FARRAMD WILLIAMS author of “Homa. Sweet Homo.' •The SootMh Convariantam," by Hugene I^wrwnre. talla the rtnry of the & CO. mariao,1' by Julien Hawthorne, a oea of I tbe diatingviahed novaliat Tbe poetry of the Namber ia con tri- i bated by William C. Bichard, Laura C. I Redden, Kan. I'utuam (Jagnod, Harriet ■ Preacott Spofford, Bevard Taylor, Kate Hillard, and Nelly M. Hutchnutm. The Editorial ilapartmrnta are unu,ually interreimg The Eaay Chair, treating of tha chama and improaaiveneaa of eartain character- unr-vvguiMd by the world, give, nt tome atrny giimp., tea of tbe life of Julian Fane a. related by Owen Meredith jfpr»y«i uf Bnecber’a Silver Wedding we have u dejineation of ilia mod jrn type of rlergymen. STANLEY f. T8R.4ER, 3tfy. CHAS. J. 0Lffl: Ga Alt NATURE’S 1 RrGist'OrcLtlV0 * DR. WXLSOITS COUGH MIXTURE. K s'Wh O^pc/I^L, $75 to $25OpeMnonth' / \ ; f N i---IS. ■ w-e-,0.11 ...y,. w. -rtejy. 'U» ». e«» mter a tl l«f« hAnJi. ! « Mke. arJsscr Strayed or Stolen! Carriage & House 200,000 00 Altato' IN AMBHLCAN (IOU> HO.MO IN AMEBK’AN SILVER HORATIO PBATT, Prert. 2Z THItAT AHO UIHI IHITITUTE napm eentribnted by thia pownrfnl writer Io tha pagee of Harper Senur Caatelar'e paper, on tho Hrpab-1 lican movement in Europe are intorrujrt- । ad for a brief period, lhe publication , will be raaumed aa early aa practicable. ' The next fibject treated will oe Raputilicamam ia Germany, to be followed by j a review of the Hapublieau movement in England Then, to conclude the aariaa, a general reautaa will be given of tbe ochre field of Eurupe. A brief article by N. 8. Dodge, on the "Aitronomical Year," explaitu tho in-. tricacie, of the calendar, and tho man­ ear in which they ware aulved by tbe decree of Gregory XIII. Two unuauaUy interacting ehurt ator-emea^u2>utod-“A Madrigal.’• by | F»M«e It IVard. author of “A Itoae| •iaiiikfe an4 “A Fictttreaque Tranafor- Reliable .1gents Wanted in Every Town in the State WM. C. BRYANT &CO. FURGUSOITS MIMOIAW PICTURE FIAMEi: FlaBanners, ,Strean»ers. and Political Ctiricaturcn Painted to Order. WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS BILUAfiD IABLE WONDERFUL OIL! r4'£ £4 MANUFACTURER OW, IMami >01 RaaOolRh IKTkOLT, - MICHI liLOOi PURH'iER. BOILEE WORKS. TH£"U€HT KJII1IG"! ■'DOMESTIC WM WORM CONFECTIONS LOTTERY Nstala Stale Qrpiaii Asilig, l-ATEXT COOLElt: WANTED."’™.".;'" ■ Cough and 5' 1 CuhP > >h! 3« Cub Ce.br Cold Cnre BunneM that will Pay freai >« la t> per da; ... r' ' -J ’ ' KATuat'sY! la IM w«U. oo-t aaty fc> «e»U a bottle. late, Kirolt CHAMPION WASHES Silver Tongue’ A Coaee PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. _l!hw ^rtiat’a Luti ; aud other itoruo By Mn Emma D. E. N. Smtfhwnctb, andAniKrr, Mr, Frurw Hen«haw arenas n w 11 Tima DR. CROOK'S WTAUPOT Dr. Crock’s 5* POKE ROOT. 'MM'tk-BBtb.ra.rh, .ad acid by all hrehwilcre MSL7& is oUh. or j fitfraptreovwr ;or eopieo will be amt by mail, poet-paid by the pnblnbera. oa DR. CROOK'S g toxk crmM jjtz> worth', thSrtv-fiv* hooka are put up iu a neat box. doth, full arilt beck,, Ac. Mm,BS1JS. Tbefolfowing new boukr have jaat ban pcbUahol by thia botare. i WINE vostjuctoks. rE&'litaRSi? ' Clll, WALLACE & LAW. Dr. Wells’ Eiiracl ol Jmteta and ur apoken of very h«My; -The FrtaaH. Outaaal; and aihnr PuwtM. b> author OPBN A- TOP BUCC1E8, from School Honae. finger huh nt 1,000 tree*. Splaudid timber of all knd,; Oak, Baawwd, Whitewood Me. Term». |2fi par arre. Fur further inatrurtioM. inquire at thia O»m, or ui tbe pmprietorr, D. B HO.FREEmXn. TIM, OFFER AM SHEET M WARE. —--j a^-.t IWtimore, April 17th, l«7i ATTEMtlOW! Buildinge Eaiaod, Lowered or. Ito-, moved, <>u abort notice by R. VANVALKENBrSG, SStf Oragwrilh, Berry Go., Mich, i M 11BBI1CC. TKouaooK-snnTom" itbaBavnnOffim, Jt^JiEiCnSr" hr-rssrsra iwascSSas ».S£.4gisKtaEgsri � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-12-04.pdf 64d085b115443560ebb9deedd081d010 PDF Text Text but be loved it because it was made np of iadividaala. His sympathies wore with tbe mas—, hut ho had a diasrimiaating affection for Mary, sad Martha, awd VOL XVII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1872. mg eo fang had distilled. Bush exhi­ bition* of favor demanded no mean or stinted offering. Upon an alter from which so much of love and good will had flowed, the heart's deep— gratitude shoo'd bo placed. Ho wae not nnoouaeious of the' great foot which too many are slow to team : That gratitude an 1 justice both demand of ail that they “Offer unto God thanks­ giving and pay their rows to the Most Deity shaping those victories, and turn­ ing them to lb* most comprehensive and glorious resuita. They fought far their own hearthstones and freedom; bnt they did not eea that their trophies were to bo aacMthiag mare than heaps of Persian deed Though they tailed to see what they might have oom, of the working* o! a Higher power, they were faithful to the first external duty at their Landa and Providence through that whethsr titled or without a surname, fidelity wes insuring the development whether ia robes or in rags, to-day are Bo saw in the history of hia own peo- of the Greek intellect and genius, aad watching for nothing with half so much pie, a surcvrsftil development, ia a at* eagerness as the question* which are riea of wonderful debveraa^as, of the in beauty. It is a meet significant fact being settfoil on th— shores. To th" ever active providence of God. Indeed, that the po&sh of Greeion literature has teemiag msa— of Europe, the quar-1 the history of all Battens ia but the his­ been triumphantly borne upon ths rate of kings are almost wholly unseen, tory of Divine Providence Ha aaw whole history of letters, and 1U presage aad international policies, once so grand God ia Israel'* dtetiaguiahod existence, la the giosy of profound culture to-day to their uawidsned vision, now appear end with it there arose dlstinet end full, Martin Luther aggia, did not foresee a* tbo battles and diplomacies of pig­ mies. Hare they eee an I*ylum which a view of tbe nation's rsspoasiltliue*. Prondtnco itealf has reared, and hither Unlike many of this world's devotees Just Received, at bow the intellect of Northern Germany, and the vigor of Saxon England and the blood of the Puritans, and the civiliring miaaion of the railway, the steam­ ship and the telegraph, ware depending on the vigor with which be affirmed the principles of spiritual liberty against a "Pillar of cloud by day aad a pillar ol Popes aad in the prosinc* of Kings fire by night." Bnt in our general disIf we were io seek a nearer approach pueitten io ignore the Higher guidance, tory to find no dir as IntetigtMo ia it^ be aaw Uvd everywhere ta the rich legedas which dropp d from his bands Thus wemay race the history of oar Manufacture On* of the munanhi of antiquity once looked over the mighty City which he had built and, wholly ignoring the God who had shielded him daring hi* years oI struggle and dinger, exclaimed, “la not thia great Babylon which I have built I" Thue looking with compter racy over the bloody pathway along which which be bad marched, he was wont to ascribe to human agencies what belong- Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. Wheeler BLACKSMITHING! but the FIRST QUALITY Willson ths principle already annuuaeod, we might find it in tbe terrible straggle through wbisn tbe nation pained dar­ ing the long night ol the rebellion. The chief actors in that struggle did not see the designs of an over-active Providenos, eo aeer them in every moment of need, and they had bat little ronoeptioa of the drift end product of their work. They kept one object in view—that of maintaining the authority and dignity of tie nation, and ahisiding and guarl>■< the grand M temple of freedom, erected by tbe busy hand*, sad comer.t«d by the blood of the .launch old pat­ riot fathers. For this they toiled, escri tired, and many of them laid down their noble lives. Very often they rould not eee I hat there was any 1'rovidence near them at ell. They could not see how »j many gallant Ladera should tall amidst the diu of hauls, or bow their glorious ehreftain should be slain from the ramparts of snpsrriaioa, by the bead Human destiny ia never indopeadent of God, and if we would study history aright we must find God ia it We must rtoogniae the ever preeeut, and ever active Deity abeptng all things ac­ cording to tbe counts of his bonevoteet and bob will. Thus white wo dis­ cover the workfxgs o! ous mind runnind through tbe whole of a bovadl— crea­ tion. permeating every realm of physic­ Some of the purposes of t^e Almighty al, intellectual. a‘nd spiritual life, and ere now diiclosed to ua Occupying e* adjustino all things for bur good, we we do to-day, a period so little remote may most dearly see our rooponsibibtiea from tbe ecwu* of straggle, we have an ontdouk from which yre may survey it, If we are not able to read hi*tory tn thia fignt, we diahunor the nnivereal Ru­ ler. God has impressively announced the guilt of those who, “Regard not the were slain in almost untold thousands ; work of tbe laird, nor tbe operation of our plana were thwarted; our gkrioua Tbe following correspond rue* sufli- hie hands." God is to bo honored by ttag drooped in gloom, white our ano­ lientiy explains ttaelL And wo trust human iutelligoncoe, aad thia foot i* to mies triumphed. Tvra liberty iteolf none of our readers will tail to give ib. was d»f*n*ir», yea, in tbe posture of en­ sermon a thoughtful persual: treaty. But the arm of Omnipotence was bored ia a goodly time, and Lberty Orrcs or rm Haanwea Rxnxucxa ] Burn, Nsws *a» Joa 1‘unm । Hocus, Bass Betters*, #nw > and. in some appropriate manner, give rspreeaiou to the sense of obligation we are under, to the Universal Ruler for tbe wonderful display of his favors to­ wards no as a people and a nation dur­ ing tbe post yesi. We have reached a period is o«r n»donal life which non* can regard with- DENTIST .Wille oloerve this Annual’Thanksgiving a* we have none ia the past. Indred there is no wonotosy in th* etnpnnd.iu* workings .of Divine Provid—o Tbe ages have distinctions peculiarly their own. and the developments of a riugte year, may eo —tamp their charscteris'ice a* to dittingni.h oco epochal period Mitkiiai. F. D. ACKLEY, Q Geld & Silver Watches 5 et drugs'1 aS5 ’medicines, qnootifiKi, VmcjGoods, Books, Rtatlonery. Ms*., » Mi Ctart tn Sm H k H H State Street* auo— to ACKUsr o X We Defy Competition The hour is highly suggestive of fomsight for our bteetings. Mortal fi­ those eoteenn thought* and grateful re­ delity ia essentia! J but iU aerrteo Is that flation. which should be awakened m of the cogwheel which plays, as it turns into the large' wheel of Providential HASTHtCtS IIxxTuro*. Nov. 29th, 1872. Um. Gao. M. Dxwrr, Kama m tu Baena, Rxv. Tua D- Hxxaa, an this always bring to oar view. Oxuaa- Gxmmuhi: In easting eboat far a proper subject Your notes of yesterday, asking for a •< n“ of dtoroaree, I have thought it not b— to select s single orurrow topic for ex­ J. P. ROBERTS 4 GROCERS. Immense Stock DRUGS nr it tat* unilMi Mi IM HUS, mas TUB LDG, Dye Stuffs, UE nt HAffi, Medicines, Michigan_Exch*nge. Winter Goods. PAINTS & OILS Shingles. Lath, 4c. power and they tremble to tbe center. To-day iMtening to uer tread, we eaten the nuts* that coma bounding along her fay track, aweo|dag down the atowly moving ceuturioa, ami oendiag tbox Uxrill up into tbo heart of our national iile, and we almost instinctively take up the strain* of our own gtftad poet Brvsnt, aad send back to her oer taort-telt re­ train of gladnota : Hxmsaa, Mica., Nov. 28, 1872 Rev. J. L Bcsiv— Daaa 8ia : The uadereiguod, haring liateaM with pl—uro to your rosy excellent diacouna. de­ livered at the 1‘reebyterien Chureb, on apoca'ypitex! announcements from Pat­ the occaaion uf our Notional Thanka- mos, which bars swept past al) inter­ giving, beg the fov»r ot a taoj of tbe vening centuries are about to find their Mme for publication ia one ol our Qty fulfillment in our own significant times, and it may fall to u* tobebold tbe gran­ deur of aa age .which Providence has | HASTINGS, MICH. So bowvr.r deep the baptism of the spirit of general good-will, a man most look with a thrill of love, which nothing oordant elements yet remaining, aad elee can awskso. into the foe- of the ■ometimee th* treasures of our lib*: ties are threatened to be disturbed by sacreiigioua hands ; but there L one Omni­ cient eye that ever wafthe* them-ono divine Warden that stands by th* gate blearing Maa cannot dissolve the ties of th# tempi* and drives the bolts, and that bind him to filial respoueibilitiee and a brother's devotion. So Provi­ dence has ordained that out of tbe idsn- whom I tuiagte and whose iata—Is I try to asm. n therefore, my hurabte rifori may in any way oondace to their pl—ure, orbs of any eerriee to the uumerou* readers of tbe Bxxna, I cannot with- action in say good enterprise, which we may have put forth Ire a given object, and pooaibty, which we may bars aappoeed waa cbi*fly for oar own benefit, baa started a vast ache— <rf pewvidentral service, whose end is not yet reached, and wifi not be for centuries to co—. Wo look to-day, with amaremsnt upon th. resuita already reoebed by our na­ tional saroggtoo; bat wliat stall bo th* aatontobment ot the future geaerattooe aa they see tbe still greeter resuita which echo from our labors f If, as faithful students of th* records of lb. rece, W. were to mark th. lines of hirtmy that offer the most striking ertdenro of Pwvidtaiml gnitaao*, they those id— which tbe oceeston may sagU A. gortaawo turn towards the past, or •auweot U with tbe blare. Tbe first foeltag that sbaaM be awakenw* in our hearts, In th. ndteetxm. of this day, and la applying tbe eeatiniest that the yellow Tiber was the nver dearset io heaven; if ths Englishman con se« a grandeur in the Tnames which its sire will not warrant; if the Alpsoo storm-wind is a familiar bomo-soog to tbe Bwtes nsountaineer; if tbe Laplaadar believes that Am country is tbe best that the sun ever sh>oe upon ; if tbe sight of our own nation’s fiag at home ot ia foreign land*, aL'.l awaken* eeuumauto Will aha ba the mother of free empires, which .peed thejiloodin the veins of the wide as the earth and enduring an time ? patriot, and melt his eyee to wMpb"'ir It ia the pride and glory of the age that the poorest man fools a proud oonariousthey are able to find an affirmative auness of prosperity in the great deeds that gl-.-w upon his country's annals, and the monuments of Ito power a»d glory ; Lt ua ctrnfeae that the heart of Written in this land, or who may note it* man was made to contract a special stupendous workings, without tracing the divine foqt-stope along our path- pride for his native aril, its kindred Stock end iu auiectral traditions, end that where the aentimrot of petriorism may parallel the is not deep, a sacred affection is absent. ot one hietocy by an element of virtue L wanting, and Tbs eall of Abra­ ham to a naw region which God would religion barren at ano great witoeas ef reclaim from barbarism, and make the it* sway orrr the soul. If this saervd .flection is provided center of redeeming influences upon humanity ; has its echo in the eall of for, and expected cd every man by na­ ture, it is called for in its most intense hemispheres were iadieeolublv welded into a globular idee. Th* leading of the iM^oliteo throsgh the Red Rea, has its Counterpart in the dividing of tbe waves to let the li’tla Mayflower, with" clouds gathering above ua this has on­ bar (wecioua freight of principles and ly been that th* brighter tadiaace souls util safely through the wintory might buret upon us when wo were bet­ ter pn-jiared to receive It The sound of battle ha* long sines di*d away ia fought tor a great hope, and of devoted tbe dietance, and the clash of a galbeeprophets who towered at iatervala, from ing contest iu the political heavens, L the landerape of tbe notion's life, and now hushed to itillnesa, end though seat up into literature the flame of the there ia occesioaally a spark of die lord nstfoa's aspiration, are not dishonored firing off from the breaking lancee of if we compare with them tbe heroic men champion politician*, we are Mt to of oar own times, and the mighty seers pursue the quiet arts of peace. among us, whose mind* are all aglow Well may wo rejciee that a eousby with the noble idea* of juettee. We which God ha* eo greatly honored to oar thru epeak became we are convinced, if we would have a worthy and satiafocprid of our poseesmou*, we are not to tory idea of our national dsatiny, we forget the responsibilities which they mutt connect it thaa with a providen­ bring, or the price by whirh they hove tial plot, and soo it fitted into a divinely been purchased. Nor are wo to forgot tended loom, its warp and woof yrt to that tbe |vrpetuity of our institutions bo worked up by the earn* band, into should drew our hearts more eloeely to the nation's hfo and hope. Kot any of the eoaaoai of human his­ Another cause in thanksgiving, is tory are divorced from divino thought IIL The bleeding of Providential The laws of any period, are the lawe of agency in the development ot the na­ divine jusfow and order. One has tion's moral forces. and especially their beautifully said, "Tbe times are always manifestation in the present hour. the ma*qnes*de of the eternities ” CeThe ehristian philanthropist ia no un­ teotial forces tie behind all harass ac­ interested spectate^ of the grand moral tion, aa every minute which is msrkrd by the hand* of a clock to measured by muvrmentaof hie country in any age, tbe internal machinery. Bo while we But may wo not look epos the develop­ ment ot cur moral forces with greeter power back-of all, upholding and eontrelliag all 11 tboreforv, we offer acceptable tbaakagmng on this oe—ten, we must do it partly through gratotnl thoughts ol that I'rovidxuoe which ha* ordained that our effort* are thus connected with its schemes far our good, aid that such propitiuu* hours should b* *truck along our shore*. We should bo grateful to that Deity who ba* not hidden hi* fare from ua in tbe lira* of our extremity, and who yet bolds ear destinies in Hi* were compelled to look down through the retiring years an 1 see nothing bat a spirit of moral liallnieasa settling down upon the hearts of the people. There was enough of moral force in the nation but :• reeled as a lateat power. wealth in uncounted millions, bat they wore pouring it into tbe lap of eelfiahn— God bad repeatedly said to the nation. 'Tbe fields Ire already white to the harvest," but there came no goner- Hedeemsr'* kingdom, but the maaaaa were still intent upon their gold, their pleasures, etui their glory. But at last In reviewing the abundant mercies of God os they have b-ee worked eut in the terrible war cloud gathered and the manner already noted by us, may bunt in all Us fury upon us. Then the heart ws* touched, and Christian sympawo uot take np the strains of the gifted Ooeper, and sing from ear heart* tothough a whole decade is put between us and tbe begiaing ot that eraufhl struggle, nothing ia now more grnCitying than the part which Christianity bare daring that period. Qn the bat­ tle field, by the tide of every wounded aad dying eoldter, it stood to whisper its words of cheer and hope; it erected ito 2d. That the grateful memeei'S bouses -f mercy all orsr the land, and which fostaa on the part, should turn provided for all the moral, aad many of our aspirations towards that Providence, the physical wants of th* narian’s sal- should rafreeli and deepen the love for free and Christian inctitution*. thus arming end preparing us far *very duty, and inspiring ns with tbo well regulated eentimenis that ahould alway* control the artten of tbe present. That man shoulfi love end honor th* God who made him, and from whose hand everv blessing springs i* written upon evary noble pulsation of his being, 1Ed demonstrated In the crowded m’rries of bis daily lifo. monument* ot its devotion remain and Hi* eye* of th* whole world are torpid towards ua Io so* the hlgheri example of Christian magnanimity Bat this i* not tho end. and there are uvities. Only a little more than a year Una passed sinco the terrible fire-fisnd laid his flamieg hand on our moat majustic Westcrx Qty, and in an unexpect­ ed hour, laid a third of.it m ruins Multitudes of biMin— hots— were fleatroyed, and the .hopes of very mny burin-men were suddenly dashed ia pwces. Thousands of f.unites wore driren frum their homo, .nd rompeBed �chrmtian aywtpathi** of th* timaa, _ ______________________________ ____ waHasw proud exampl* ef Awn-riean fiuraceof hi* strong faith fa Go4. It' •ntwrpriieY Agwiu if w* look a* tbe pogo* which ths past year haa written, we shall find that qaiekesring puhwfaxu are thrown into th* moral aentimente of tit* time*. would lie grand to have stood by th* aide of tli* old prophet*, -Jffifo ww jffiab souls war* « rought up into fbe ra ijt phrenxy of i.-iqwrution, marfifa«^rtt|lS prediction* that should find Kir fulfils victori-* com* Bp Io u* from *verr por­ Indeed any of th*age* that st* pas*- ■ tion <ff the land, end the thcrroogly ml might hare offered sctnrthieg to drilled organisatfoas ot moral forosm ar* draw u* u> them. But none ofi them taking up th* astir*.labots of reform, freoght with the iatermi tha! and to day lb*vo are being heard all mark* ourjiwn time*, and it is ojr re-1 •long our linos tho «hmit* of th* grand joking that w* live m'~lb* n7ri<to*otT> 1 , fag calamity, wilhiu th* year, to roeord. march of truth oentnry, and that we behold the -glori- It is gratifying to note bow, lik* their Th* odwacing stridaa of th* nation fa iIon* culmination* of 1*721 i fellow citirenvof Chicago under a simimaterial growth significant a* th*y are. i W* may now turn from this general far calamity a year sarlwr, tho ritiaees and th* triumph, or defeat of political I out-look upon the post, and fur it mo- i ot Boetou ore rallyfag under lb*u mi* | fortune*, and tbe prospect is that their parti**, may not k> much attract our meat dwell upen the curamon 1>lomng« eumgy and [wre*voran«* will urcrcoma attention, n* that grander march of the of th" hour. But fa turning tn three. Lail ohitsele* and show th* sam* pros- ha* been The eutleok nf th* pevrant iauu be­ lurca in our life-history, and • ven in I gat th* feeling that wo are living in a th* blcaamg* of the present, that stand j wise w* have been free from pestilvu wonderful ago—the grandest of all. ([outrnoro prominent than any nthsre war. and the calamities which _ of! overtake* nation*; and os far m hum Contemplate th* moyssnonts of tbei। it become* us therefore to ptr* tn ceeh I judgement ran penetrate tbe fature, religion* forces of the nation. See th. I! it* do* proportion, anti at die sam* I Christian Choreh with her great heart ,j time remember that lb" least important, I throbbing, and tilled with the pula*.-;I eouaM from the spate band that dtspen- i MMwrion *f th* United State* It now become* necessary to complete th* surI'rey and detarminition of that portion el tho boundary fine through tbe Haro Chaenel upon which the commiasfan which determiaed the remainir.g part of the lln* wire unable to agro*. I,t*Oommoud lb* appointment of n commis­ sion to net jointly with on* which nray be named by Hw Maj**y fur that pur- see evriy good. fields of effort. He* her ransacking *s- । ... *3,317. 765 B4. an axesa* ot 83b».csituot look upon the jihyrfcal _ ________ th* deficiency of th* year ery part ef *ar great Ceatmercial C*n- I biassing* of th* pa»t y*dr Without tbe Thu money roci*ved and carried »“to 187L Othar fatareating statistical fatsra ia quest ol subject* for the De- I uvHt devout thnuksgh fug to Him tbo Treasury during th* fiscal y*ar end­ formatiun relating to our rapidly extend­ ed June 80, 1872, were: trum custom^ drarar's kingdom. See ker as ahe 'i “s ho** merey cadureth fortver." •216,370,236.77 ; from sales of pabuT ing portal service is fum<*h*d in tnis re[Stees down the dismal alley*, and । Barth La» !■« made » yic! t her fa'toukliin^i of* railroad mail j lands, 8,575,714 10 ; from tntarwC-f*’ ■■Limb* up rickety stairway* that ab* |I crease, a'id our *tore-hou*e*. grum-rios, enue. 8180,642,177.TfTfrvfa taX ra'na route* on the 30th ot June, 1872, «»< may pear the, oil ot gladne** fate th* and barn* are burden**! with the over­ of"^arbitration « hich had m*t at Geneva I pupulatioa shall *uter and ooropy the th* oth*r hand, haa not *u*o**£dia ita tfonal bank eircotattoo. *tc , 86,523,57,911 milre, 8,077 addiii iuol mile* of rep re Sown, and th* parti** stand eprwr8l<6 88 ; from Pacific Railroad Campaheart of sorrow. See her erecting her crowded fullntu which Providepre ha* tn Hwitreriand. Th* arbitrators, how- territory, trivialeontest ' *some — »-*-* .... -of _ueigu-. autly fa tb* sam* retetiv* attitude winch •uc-b M-rvtcc having been put into op»magnificent temple* of worship, rad given. Cosnmvrre atul trade hare never ever, diapowd of the ■]u**tion, whiah Iwrhood may again air*y th* two gov tbejr hav* occupied for a long time past gathering th* young men into stately ■ hqd jcopaiditod the whole of the treaty iwnm*ots fa satagauism I tbarefor* Tto» coatrat has lasted now for mor* hall* and furnishing them with every ttan bro now throbbing ab-ng our public and thnieicacl to embroil the two na- rrcotnmend th* appointment of a com- than four year*. W*n it **en at a di*tnistion to act jointly wi<b on* that may taaiiity for moral and intellectual im- mart.. The rewards of industry hare Uuu* in most >uili4[ipy relatuni* toward i b* appointed oa th* port of Great Bri­ lane* from uur neighborhood w* mi^t be indiffi«r<-at to it* leault, although ptovem*al. See her stretelung out,)lre*n so penunnebt and ample that want wide her arm* of lev* aud drawing the i ha* been kept from our street*; "nd nation bock to a mor* d*vot«-<l aeknowl- , poverty's boggard forth has been driven •dgauMnt of it* J-'pct.dvnc* on God. j from ouv diMW*. Fi-arfiil famine* and had convened in (Jenera in December concluded it* fabarions session on th* ' la my lust annual tusasage 1 recouiSa* h*c a**h* writes her holy lesson* ' scourge* wluch are now swooping ore? 14 th day of ffaptemfaf l**t. oft which ia. the htarta, ami place* fair inspiring eumr portion* of tb* vt*l worM. hav* day. baring availed iter If of II* diacro- , tn-mded tbe legislation nwm iry on the pert of tbo (Tufted tJtates to bring into MSigs on the lip* nf th* nation's child­ not iommenead tlterwati’ering* »n our tionaty powers given to it by tha treaty j operation th* article* of th* Treaty nt ftotal hood. tree her os she rrosac* the mighty •bare* bringing IvnieiilnRuti and mnnrn-~-q—-- —--*—-j* ------- Washington of May.- 1871. relating to steamships -r deep, and iu a laud where Paganism ps,sw,«»mPJd..ii.. s,.,„ prid to th* haa reigned supreme tar ages, haa plant­ steamere, wsi ---------- ----- — ed th* glariou* standard of the Crum, Mate* lor th* satisiastion of all tbe , • > lowing are the only steamship line* re'O';' u„ I .„' r .p., inri.i.ES M uprooted venerable instituti-Mis, anil but ha* leaped from he reveling* in the c*inur*-jb*idi*a by acts of Cougre-i* : 1 Th* vicifk Mail riteuinsbip Com[ieuy lay* wren there, broad and deep, the West. to the teeming I'nrt and tli* l-'*u receive* 850,000 p*r annum for carrying 1 foundation of the Messiah's kingdom tiful Boston hi* Mt it* dewiletfon*. It* IT I...,,-,.....a.. •fSlu-U—M.. a lb- bu. ths monthly mail between Ban Fran- I Science is nl»> moving rapidly tar- ,1 power however is staid, anil we trnst lo l.,m b, ,1b. u... i™>U. ! |U a, a,npu. riieo, Japan and China, which will be 1 ward, aad every aucoeodiag year wit- the day may b* far distant when it increased to 8100,000 per annnm for a | 1 a question was raised, which for the time n*as sum* of its now achievement*. It «li.!l come- firth again'iu f was whether any action by Congree* in >"uch brings forward its vast material prod ortionaaud pours into tlw uatiou'* roflcii Social, iatclle-.lual, and rriigi' chased, •l.'JttJffi.TG . .4* tedetnj&B ! untokl million*. It provide* the mo*t vantage* apteal their mantle •-! of th* public ifebt, J!r9,5B5,2u3 54 . •stablishsaant of on* large areanal of wonderful improvement in th* nation's tag over u* in a very abundan' tai. •llXi.flltJ.fiSO.SO. Total net disburw- ' construction and repair upon th* Allan- ( detente*, and drives tlie track of th* tier. Aa a bra.-muniri, and in «ympathy with th* ottar powers ment, •317,47^,216.21. Balance in tic c«*.f, and the purchase of a suitabla in al lb* ilhnsuau and civilised world Treasury, June 80, lt<70, »21»,564,. iron hors* through the l<>ftk«*t moun­ «wurting fnlhuM ha« nof pa.-cd ,*ite for a prosing and **p*rim«Qtel rvlkred t'>, fa to operation I therefore Within the |«*t few week* the -regula­ fH : total. »4M.O42,57l^A5. .-; ' , . f grounfi fwbewvy -rfBaaca; tbe stm tain, and over th* widest plain. It lays |, and we Ut* been large shan-rrixv.umenil you early adopfiim of the tion* for carrying out the laws of eman­ ’ gation of fairs which depffv* [nvsnttir* it* hands upon the lightnings and i ample gift* of hi* Ifrovidenw. le^ulariin in the same direction necce-' cipation have been announced, giving iu the United Hiatus ssrvire deriving th* steamship subsidies at praaent 8725,'tOO makes tb*m th* nsmaangers of thought, i. But how ought wa 11 l-v — evidoni-e of tbe sincerity of tho inter, i [mt annum. Our pj*tai cutumumention I | friendly powers wlio ^ontpliod with the' siry ou th* part of this government. The joint conumaifau tor datenauiing lion of tb* present government to carry and *rad« them on the high way that it ; such an exhibition of jouvUenli peal of the law prohibiting promotions.'i with all |>aru of tb* arilfauj <Mrl[l has , juint repuevt nimle to them under the th* boundary lino Utweeu the Cuitvd has muds iu tho very trowels of old ■a the stall corps; n oiaUanan:. of the , Lem [4ac*d open a must advantageous thank* of this Governmeat for the k footrng- bv tbe unproved peaod eeesee ■ States and the Brituh poeeeaaionv be I ocoan thus binding nmtiaonte, ompiroa potabnaat of arbitrator* made by them tween th* Lak* of the Woods and the wwdom. th* policy and th* justice- of,a ending Jsin*-8^, HI7i, was ©U,'^W,- work upon the roast defenses; th* re­ tions end arracguru.tiU r.xsrutly cooand kingdom* together, and bringing sum in a darker age than ran should | r**p*tei*cly. aad al*u my thanks to tha I Rocky Mountain* ha* orgnuiaed and mor* effective *y»ttm for tb* abvlilion 253.54. Tb* vuruBa of th;* IfidlKtara peal of theaeventli Motion of tbeset of July lltb. J *66, taking from -Wgititei | entered upon it* work. It is probable of til* grrot evil wtoirii oppress** a rar* ar* as follows : nal'otfflnsry ffaeipu soiiipath* [-W dirw> pre:.:. .1 tj .•her. furnith cur answer to day. "Tay ycrar and continues a bl»ody and dwtruetivc during th* year, 8364,694,229 91; net familiar c.iuvorsc. Indeed it has thrown vow* to th* most High.” coute*! chwo to our border, bv writ a* the ordinary expenditures, including inter­ th* ep*U of it» power into every materi­ We should pay them in our quicken­ I expediency and th* justice of conceding est on tbe public debt, 82?u^5»,69551; al advancement of th* age, and fixed ed step* to perform deed* of charity, tar b.iv* be*n detinitely agreed to by tho raiunas uf which th* propriety i* not total, 895,134,644 ; add amount of reit* signet m character* of surpassing sunly ho would have n* Hlpstrate more questioned. Deeply impressed with th* ceipte from premium on sales uf gold in hood of th* French postal dvpartment. conviettou that the rontfauaoca ot slavury ■ excess of th* pqptuium paid on bonds . wsbisK to U>e approval of the Minister splendor upon all the improvement* cf pexfartly in onZlirv*. the tao’t ini|<ir- appreciation by Her Msjrwtv uf the ability and fodefotigabl* industry dis­ ! purchaMKl, 82,454,470.rfl ; add the of Fiawnc^ bitfareuiain* to b* accumth* times, and lias laviseed son* of it* amount of reduction ot. "fta cask bolplayed by Mr. A lanis the arbitrator plulied by treatyfor *otue time to com* -hocost gift* upon tho current year. named on the part of this govenuitotu, in respect to reduction ol rahn or im tued the »am.- a* iTinimcucement ot th* I Go back tfith me. and for can mo­ during thn protracted inquire* and dis- *la, tbe ronstaut and early iriend of the I year, »3,37l,JMt> (V. ; total, tOT,tMki,253 United State* ; Germany, with whose cuatioq* of th* tribunal. 1 cordially ment look again at tho grand moral Your favorable couidaratiou is r**p»ct-1 unite with Her Majesty in thia apprecia­ government aud jo*op!* wa have so 54. This *t*t«n’«at treats edcly o! the । fully invited to tta rveonuavadattou ' principal of the pubis* debt By tbe tion. It is due to th* agent of tn* Uai- many cans** of friendship and so many made by the I*ua master General for an ted Statre before tbo trilnisvl to record common symnathm, and th* «e.*r mvntbly statemvnt of the public debt, in.n-ss* of service from monthly to. . which added together, the principal and | farm. and moral questions are often al­ my high appreciatiox of tha markod powers of Europe our relation* ar* mamsemi -monthly tripsea the mail steam । ability, unwearied patience, and the t aim'd on the most friendly terms. interest duo and unpaid and interest ac- । lowed to rest in silence amidst the phys­ ship route to Braxii; for a subsidy in prudrtu-e and discretion with which h» cruod to date, and deducting tho cash , aid ii( the estabtistiaxcnt ut aa American ical or political agitation* tha: sweep be rountrl among tbo** wlu. shall iind has conduct*! th* very resp-mvibl" and , tn tbo Tro.sury a* according cn the day a place in Hi* kingdom - Wesliould do u( pwtaasaMn. fa* fcJuctmn was SlOb,this by plaring upon the altar of . God, a full and complete offering of uur tal­ world with new exploit*. ent. our wealfh, our iadoeucf, our bu*iTo day If we listen w* may hear th* ne*s. oar honors, our jlMtoUre*. and o-tr groand-aweil of the nation's mighty warm and guahfag h*art*; _ moral breathing*. The vjtarios ol Bacbti* an seeking to assert th* right 1RC0. to carry opan-ha*d*d ruin into many of This sail o» ei< which too£ ptar? on tha happy home* of thia land, but the strong arm of municipal legislation is Friday evening at ten -uiautes'Iiefurv , -------mad* an appropriation ia defray thu ___» ui>td a yosw from tbe date of ■■i]-*n»e* of comn>ia*ioaer« cn th* part et jut I*gi*l»twn. A route to connect th* j putting a chock on this power, and th* soven o'clock, took the punSc eiiGrvly payable l Miesisaippi Valley with file Atlantic at vein* at Tempetwure reform gives no by surprise. Although it was "renotfod th* * award, it is dremvd adviaabl* that tha United State* to th* international I Charleetun, South Caronaa, and riovaa- [____ _ ___ ____ __ • uu time be k»st in making a pr>|ier *x•orlv in th* week that he was inril'n#. i. amination 6f file terrtal cases in which statistical eoograss at tit Fetersbutg, I bah, Oeorgfa, by water. Iqr the way of i capital in th* c*tablislim»nt ol telegraph lire persons appointed iu that rbsraerer (tatman and French ialideiity has ■ubaaquent accounts re;nc«entel >(**» ifid*nir-ific*tion may beetaimad. 1 con- proewded to tbotr vlestiuation, aud at­ , tbe Ohio and l- nncsssw Rivers and ca [ lines, of acquiring the titlo to all tel*mi>l. I*t th* Christian fiafchath— merely a u^rrou.* jeotnUxm,* from seqnratlyrecommend the Xurantiou of tended th* sesaiow-fif the congress Their “■ ,1-»*ju>w la O[«rntMju, and ol -- ------- jf ttu. mrvice with tbe postal around which there have gsihsrel so which quilt and tret were Kknly n> give । a.board of roaiqfasuoarra lur the pur- , report shall in due *oa*on be laid before serv;ce ot the nation. It» not probarou. Thl*»oagrew m*et* at intervals many haUowwl memnrie* in this rooa- him relief in a few weeks. Bnt th* wdw bl* that thia subject could rooeivv tb> of aboM two years, and taaheld it* ducid^jr the next fisad year. It ia try—b* given to worldly pfoavnr* and na-l fallen on a cuasl'.’ulfon ■ *Latt<r*-l iwuper ronsidsMaUcm daring tta Ctnis to Lag«r-b**r, Imt th* authorities of th* beyond the knowledge of even Mr doubtful, however, whether any further ol a snort *«-.a.on o: Cungntea, but it load are.*aying, <rod's Sabbath shall Greeley'a mc*t intimate frimula, bersuse may bo initiated, so fant lurthur octton they could n<>t as* that the suffering* of Ohio, and by an extension of th* Ches­ liberty haa stretched bar magic wand th* mind ami heart, a* w*i! us <>f *tb* apeake '< Ohio canal. ~I am lu-tprapar•d te_^*cumm*nd ^urinato Wrt aff~tn flesh and liloud. made thman what he cat** of indebteduesi, 1 recommead that over th* cuofanent cl £btoi*, and there >i mor* legislation be had ou th* sub- II three or other tenterpri*** until H 7« com** Io v« to-day from her d**]i*li­ was. That he was worn out with liter ject, uni*** it be to correct errors of I clearly shown that they are not only of i ster** the sown 1 of the breaking: chain* labor and hbiermined with gfi*f, were • omission or commission in th* prswul national intervet, but that wDen com­ quit* traquiliaed. It ia hoped, therefore, facts that they did not appreciate, tils of thraUdom. Even th* strong band of freperatioa* are making for th* *fathat it will lorn no time fa providing laws, until sufficient tuns baa etmaed to pleted they will ba of a vale* co-um-utrmaUocal exposition to be held during F*eleeia<tiri..u ia ungrasping it* hold, ■udden and unexpected death, I* one ; aratte With thrir coat That produrtfon i for the unpaid IxfancM of Its debt to the next year in Vienna on a scale ot and th* 1‘op* ha* do *avy rifting in hi* i ol tbo saddest rpienda* to !>e found in 1 th* United Htato*. which, haring oirgiunusually great magniinde. Th* ten­ th* history of Amsriran jKithte*. and J* pontiffriel chair at Rom*. noted fa fajuriea ta its citxtoaa by Vendency of thaw *xpaaitioa» is fa tha di­ erolaa antbontias. and having b*»n rection of advanced civilTatfan anl th* Some of the sign* of to* time* per­ none th* les* painful from th* light alid acknowledged parsuant to a treaty fa grotcwiUv atoiK'iations of the ta«t frw •l*vatioa ol industry and of labor, and th* most solemn form known s-n.jny mit us to hoj>* that ill* cruel eeourge of month*. Wo need not iftstnp1. trr 'en­ of the farm** of human happta***, a* nation*, would mere to deserve a pi»force any of tha lersci.s which this sod that in th* futnre k is m ba known only •vent so raadily sugj? -s.i a* tboy are uow as arehc of b*rbun<m where it justly sntficiently obttons t» every vboaglstfnl belong*. Th* arbitratiou at Geneva to­ ‘ mind. Nor nesiQ wv uadertak* to re­ wards which Ihtglfvh and American touch th* ehsrartcrnf Mr Gveefoy, aa a ey*e have turns.! with much soiiriaingl- retfcrotxo to Ms area! fill life, will tuda, haa iu its decisions, as w* fruit far' bring it* (sailing feature* to the tetueiu, bran** of th* p^bli--. ,W v ‘ difficult!*, of whaterermagnirod* mxv b* b*ru compelled to treat adjusted wifaout on apprel to annt. I siogi* capacity, as the cqipoaing candi- far treaty which has given xfae to th* The gathering of sovereign* at Heri data for t)>e Prarafancy, a (waition diacuasion between the two government*, lia, though it* ifaliberatioM are locked ■ wherein hodul not show to ths bort ml- ax Minister t* Groat Briton . when th* cvuatrubtioe bow pronounced ntrfoundM up fa profound silence, ia th* minds of van tag--. But all this will now D* ww first advanced, and a* rise agswt frat Ute interchange of, opfaftm many who earolallr stodv natiwnal | merged in th* roroUKt)uu ut ras^' took place dfataf JWr'sfayfa this cran­ • rents, hand* out to th* nations m* i plate and rounded lifr. and jurtire nrfl and vapnasntauve of th* goraramor.t to j»ro**nt th* caee and to recen* th* ny has fad to a mutual apjrodndon St .•m*c* ol peace, and it may bo that th* I be don* him by the American people, award, ho has been Msociated with th* thsfaterwts which may bs promoted losg-lonk*d-for nUllennium rn->rniog i* question fa all of its pho***, and in when the revision of th* exiptiag trvsty I without diMfarpo'i Of party, ereod or even- stage haa manifwted a patriotic about faring in ita gforira «h*n be undertaken. •’Is' ttts ^onntoclarites llowa* atru* American,a brill­ teal and earaertUM* ta tb* mal■- timaar* *■ MJMI 1ST HL; tton I renew my rerommradoboB of on* Th* E-mood often sweep* aver th* iant production of,our institution* ; a of tl>. clorta cf tta United btatas. H. year ago, that to giv* importane* aud io. the o*timat** of th* < bi*l-<if-Engin*cr* dmart plain bearing death and d**»rue- genafae *xpan*v>t uf th* boqum impul­ ia BUUttod to much credit fur th* *ui'cess add to tbe efflrionrv of our flnjomatic ore submitted aeporatab for tartificatioo ia it* way, and th* pawing traveler se* of rar cunntry, a Democrat jn the which has atteoded th* aubtnistion. relafton. with Japaa and Cbm*; tad to, tions, river and harbor imtirovemeuf. ia cJwipaSed tv hasten to th" shoitenug1 further aid ta xataufffar fbo food optn- and for public buildings and grounds, tru* i*n»» of tl><- word, and the sclent irtt of tho** p*opl*, aaj to **eurii fo th* and for th* Washington squediict. rock to find a plans of safety until it* aditor <d hio fan*, whose fa;;; United State* its share ot th*W*IMMfa ftuy i* paseml. but at last there cornea cord.-d iqeia Jus o«*B ag*. and will )t»lp StKnarS fu. Bow betwswa tho»o notions th* raushiu* and the refreshing brorafi I* ahoy* tho** which aty tn <V»». ,»nd and th* batanro of the cvMwrlsl awd he pasre. on with greater assurnn-e world, an approprf*6on be mad* trf sup­ put into axecuiion for .th* ,*i>redy pay­ to shape theta .for good. t . f7, and delight The tr-rrtbte tempest of port at faaet four American wraths fa ment of bountv, pay,aw., duo to colored each of tboo* ooiratM to afrr« itf a 'eoUiers proMH cradag-und.r that bumurd ruin ta> re.tre-timv* swept over part of tb* official family of our mtai»the ben mi-*, »nd tk<- friend* of truth tera. Our row»amta£i»te weoM not •ven'then be placed upon an equality with the rtiprrseatalivte of Great BriiDurfag tbe fiscal year there has been I Tn*fo-s received dnrtng the .am* period un ranted to fTOO.xte W. and the total *X|x-i>dilun-. to 8<iXI.6M M. making tbv oct receipts over th* rxiwndlture. 477.400.M. e'aro 1<N irujno at>plteal:*ns fmgjtmwTtn, 1878, the Pacific railroad for transportation by water Ifl26.fl73.52; and by Mage tsaa’S' �tBs* stcnnax cestui a. a Grand River Valley Divisicn mrtata, that shouM emphatfoaliy aunt-’ mend itaclf to tbe favorable considera­ tion of tho public, an! a liberal patron­ age ehould bo extended to it aa thereby *H daseea are aided in securing sxr WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW wo axe suitable as well fur the liome of tbo wealthy, aa for tho humble home of our industrial classes Bnt aside from tbe chancre fur a lirise of great value, every eubeciibre tor the years 1872-3 will receive ns a subeerijibon picture, tho Great Arnett can fx'-sfanifo Ohronai Tatbngvuph, sire 16x20 inches, executed by the talented Chromo lalhcgnphic Artist, Itoben T Bishop, entitled "Marr Ms st Moos- Immense Reduction in ell our Price?, Ol Oil WURTH III I'lUTW I Must be Sold this Winter. uom Aioxx, As» Tnrv 1 wtu. Tiu. You a Tau." A wosk which haa elkitod the unqualified praise of every Arlist tad connoiaeeur to whom it haa boon sltown. Now, to du opt-i. tatng produced at a large oufiay uf mos­ ey, equalling aa it does, any Tax Douse **!«***• r ltlt «»nt»ry • naUotai exiatenrowowW turn tab a t • UI- Iitueul of the I'lranr*! a OWttd 'taWr KUCCAnaM. • turm—No tnedictne has attained •vch a great reputation m this justly cv-lebnted coanpound. Vsannn has uaver failed to <-ffoct a tfocrotory Boutwell tolls ua that the care, giving tona and stroagU, to tbe total roctapu of the GoreroEn^t tho eyatesn debilitated by d^To last fiscal year won 6374,106,867.66; the total expjnro, w#r, M77.4TR,216.21, Nxarocs Paia, ou IxarraaiuTr — the reduction 01 tit > debt ba. been 899 ■ Trask's Magnetic Ointment quiets tho Stnee Mm ch. I860, q,’, nerve, at once, and aflords tha patient raduetwn of the debt haa been 8363 696 099.87, and tho iatareat ths. fteed «*ao .nd ma:. It ahonld be amounts to 824,187351 annually. not very profusely, beginning at tho /fWe notice that the paper, throughout temple .nd pamtog over the whole the t-tate are noticing tbe death of Calvin. Lewis, ok Yankee Bprfugs aa tbe Yankee Lewis, who once waa noted for bl. excuntzlclllee, and the one from Tax Receipts for sale at this office. the advance of tbe yearly subscription from Txssr to Fm dollars Each eubacription Ticket entitling the bolder to I 00a copy of the above picture, a free aduiiaawn till February, 1878, to the spurious akyiigbt Gallery—»m which will bo exhibited, from time to time, first clam jaintings by Homo and For­ eign artists; and, in addition to these, cne certificate in the gratuitous distri button of premiums, all of which, roust carefully selected, will be found worthy of a home in tbo parlors of any true Art lovers. Thia Third Annual Distri­ bution uf Premiums will bo made in the month of February, 1813, under the ouparvisioa of a committoo to ba appoin­ ted by Ticket holders. A full catalogue of Premiums will l>o published about December first Active and eftcisnit .Ygonts ano want cd In every town and city in tho State Single Subtcripticns 85. Thirtcot. Subocnjitions, and thirteen Tickets in the forthoutning distribution of Works ofArt,4br fGO We are not advi^d I that theto ia any Agent tn this city bu1 there should be. Any party desiring to act aa Agent, or^if obtaining any ether Having bought an immense Stock from two Bankrupt Houses in New York, we are going to mil Goods 25 per cent low­ er than any other House in Michigan. - _c; H^fWEXTfiMSiowrzr we — We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it ds *r.m WREATH OF ROSES haven't room to mention all our Reduced Prices, but we Herewith Pledge ourselves IA Officr and Sell the Best Bar­ gain! in • MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, COSMOS CODICIL HssxrC Lxwt., ,CUy Troasuti-r Hastiaga. froy 26th. 1872. 31 w3 Regular meeting of tbo Gumtnui Council at the Council rooms, Munday evening, Dee. 2d. 1872. Proeeat—Mayor, Recorder. Aida llama, Jewell. Wooley.- KenfieM, and STAR New Advertisements. lUellilia a. t W.rt S Itue to lb. .ale W wvta.1 • -o'. ■ ■1tHsrowUertl wia“ul*lr?rt \ Council room. 84 27. Pf wwy and tala riUw. 17tav yosr Wi arirartod tnU » wtafoa. y—, 1 a» bttui tt . A. P. bkjLKF M. D . Onr MUov 4- Slt&i Dm, 31 , ilmlasv. Ort. 11.1CJ D. C. Wooley, aervice on Imard of registration and election. 810 (Ml Bssvoa Company, Printing, 818 20. Sfophen Barnes, Plank, 113 65. On motion tho accounts were allowed. Account of Allen Jones, service as Marshall Ac . 846 66 waa presented. On motion it waa allowed. On motion Council adjourn*) HOUSE 36 Canal Street. 86 GRAND RAPIDS, MICH mu»K“ 4m«i: DR. A.. TRASK'S Magnetic Ointment 7LAMMAT0HT DISZA32S. Holiday Goods of all kinds for sale by Sher­ man J. Rich. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST Tax Fixaktos 1'twa— We were shown uu Tucadxy a copy of this spl’n lid tssnily paper, Published by We ars and Co. at Chicago. Thia ia an attempt to publish a first claxa LiIto-ary Journal ia tha Weal, and is a marked mice e» so car, and we trust it may be liberally pat­ ronised by our people. To every sub­ bbrnass Rich keeps a splendid grade scriber is prevented the Ctaromo -‘Cato’of Tear and guarantees Mtiafactiun os | a .plcndid picture. worthy of a place in every ftatiad be recommends. 28tl 1 the Parlor of every porwm who appro'«te« fine pictures. Mrs. Botaey KoneJy ia the Agent for thia cussaty apd wo I nope oho may be successful in hor ef­ Overcoats t& to S25 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing House, GrandRapids. forts tn fi. uro n largo list of eubwrribor. | SO tbe Fn, FnitJ. CLOTHING TLjE qifEUT O/LE MCE STOqE, PLANTATION JITTSRS S. T.-18B0-X. DOUCHE.I Thia wtmdrrful Vegvtsblc rrvbirutivr is tbe sheet-aueb- r of the ti-sLIe and <fe- , nerwreortrnn n ivenasy or An of lhr -Kfairy and Te X.7. ‘ | vlDe; buodrods would be very likely tv die with IS. Let evwty-OM, who baa not already been vao Uiatrd, attend to it al once, and perhaps by to doings not only tare yossr own, but other Una. he suggestions toIasiten ware rna reported to *«.l£to be held under. *6 -WMnatoftliU ‘wranJtoby This is an enquiry which every ow aliould have truthfully nnawerwd before bo starts on hie jowntoy. and a little cars taken in examfoatiaa of Bouts wih ' ia many cases save much trouble, time j . List of Pateata irnued from the U. A; Patent Often to Michigan lavwntors, for the week ending November 5th, 1872, .nd each bearing that date. Fumi*h-d his paper by Cos * Cux, Solicitors of Patents, Washington, O. CFanning Mid. L L. Wilson: D—- are especially subject. it is siiperonliny every olhrir atmiulaut. Tn all eiimalxs, tropical temperate or frigid. it acta as a specific in every aperice of diaurde which undermines the iwdily straagtl and breaks down the animal spirits. *FRuV£t». < dUSfKSS; Beautiful Women. Sp^Li/lq Silrtif f SiL '•t mr" ,ni THE WEBER, HALLETT i.,CUM6T0N, AND GABLER PIANOS. OS». .1 Arttey'. tl.»< i«»~. IltaUW FRANK L. WARD. Hastings f Allegan. May 15. The following Resolution m trodured tn tbe House by Mr. Dawae of Massarhuastts, was unanimously adopted by, 1 ’oogtwaa ou Monday : By tha Beusto and House ot Baiuaeautativso, ia view ef (he recent death of Horace Grsetey. tor whom, at tbe lato eU tion, more tliau three m.L boa votes -ere cast fa- PraUdeat, that . rveurd be made on tbo joonsala ol Cwngrxst of iu sppreclaUon fur tbe etn- SaTTimTne Tsoi ays. litatmT£E\S 1 aiiswirits «£*?eatan* rf Kryr stafc 3ssw5Ji«fttw*xar. ■aM aurwav•“ <«& uurXil la . Lwr Or Lwrv ns r—.teing at itaHastings P.O. Drt.tU, 18T2. Petty. E- Barnum. Mrs. E. Haese it, IJaaaZteltey, Dounte. Folto-U. Jofosu B. | Hughe, Hebert Mann. Dr. Ojabar, An- Photographs, ■d >t ■ ■!*■ troa* ■sftW Water Lime, -. Ohio limn, Shirt glee of all kinds, f/gf LUftBEIf fUtfiW* LOTS. W 4<M» Phatgrajhs. �A. Morrison's Addg Department. Michigan Machinin’ Depot. Ha had been ezeefeiveiy Li. stranger, W * • • .ace all thia w| and now felt a* if s could collar | । on th* epot. But ._ in erm with him in­ -------------------- J in hie mind to find out if poeaiblc whether hi* surmiac* had been correct But fortune did not favor him. Th*y soon encountered two little gifte. who plead H> earnestly for them to tako a share in a huge wax doll, that tb* totter* srore put away and a w*B-fiH*d pocket-book taken out in­ stead. There wsa otic pair of eyre that saw all this, and onu heart that felt inwardly thankfill that tbe fetter couW^be_road sorao ether place than there. ’ Gift Enterprise. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN oi <>-> r-i. TABLE TOP®, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. T* be DiilriMted aa Chaac* Dietaln AMONG THE FATHOMS THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Grand Musical Entertauiment !• there any necaadty for putting off a thing that aliould be done at onre? H*vl«< cbUlnU of tha Anblteet. Mr. X. «. Mven. the banaffl *f tee Cepvrigla *f b<a Fi» Anything that ia worth doing at all, Crepe Drawiag of llw He* CaptMt •( MteMgsa. h««t MpeyeA St. Joseph, Mich. Nov. 4,1872 1* not only worth doing well; bet ahonld The Calnrt Utbotraphtef Compter o» Detroit, bo done when it need* bolnr. Hbonld you have made a promise to Uyo. LU work. .*d wt war poMateing a opteadtd Tinted talbogr.ph of meet a friend or cuatomsr at a certain place and huor, be there eta tlm*. AND FLOUR. Bout keep him uniting, because be GRAIN FOOT HHE1.UY CTRECT. I'ETKUIT. will be loth to beleirc that your bualncae Orotyaaad Megs Lu<W 1s Ib.u ar.Ma. 1 could not have been arranged w m Io Ltearal sdvasea* oa CosslanitiH*i». have fulfilled your promise to him. MATMEW BVIINES8 COLLEBE 1 f you cannot get to church before the services commence, lemaln at bom* till 7*.Tte7.^, h .«* .7r, .te, a CsrliUcate aaUlliex lb* *®!4.r Io a fol next aervlcca, ao a* to not annoy either and rqssl cbaacn la Ihs dulilbaiioa af the Minister or congregation. If your fxxdety, meet* *1 seven o' doek; be there preetoeiy at the hour, for no one like* to delay bualuea* In eonscqoenc of tbe absence of dllitory mcniJOHM WENDELL 4 CO. T* Caah. Real Ealate aad f-arwasl Praysrly. la sawaete traa »1 te •i.ovo. AMERICAN The New Capitol and Grounds, MARBLE » B0LL1RS OF PHH! Tb* laat thing* were put np at auc­ tion. and at laat the hall preMaled a dreary speeteclo.'shorn ot it* gay adorniMnta. "Ar* you *orty it i* all over, Hop* !” asked Lou Grangvr, as she paaaed ha- $23,900 in Real Estate! . "No. I am glad t<> get )«ck to my qufot life again. ' "Not murh cjuiet, I gneas. They are getting up a alrigh rido for next week, probably tbu U«t wc (hall have thi* «ekacn- Are you iriiml Leif Mr. Holden’ ia to tako vou." Hope. who raib<r resenl.nl being dis-' tempt* pceed of in that alyl*, repli.nl in tbo jk. He could tell of alMplca* ; negative She felt umpcakably uneasy fad day* of agony that followed na she aaw that gentleman waiting fur iunemg tho wiu»<up. Towiay har at tha d*or. Nothing must do but iwas ringing with ho. praiici, ah* must pa«s han, anl at last *b* did, I lad lately diati*gipi*hed himself and found Lareelf aSirring for horn* fat law-auit, aud by hit eloquent leaning on hi* arm. A very uwiac pro­ f won not only the ear?, but the may *ay.‘ considering tho! hereelf. “I don't Hk • tn hurt hi* l**L. ings, and I don't want to go horn* So ihe exerted hoi«lf to be agree­ able, to make up for past alight*, and succeeded to aueh an extent that all* had to ward off a dadaration seven! timea before they reached the gut*. "Will yon gn with to the *ieighrid*,HopeF’ "Ar* they go ng in a large sleigh ‘•■Yee tnoa: of them. W* expect to have a *ptondid’titm'' She reflected for a ftW'inommta, and . then thought it might be a irood chance Jfoniut Holden, not ti|*M>’hair utterly holpelaaa bis caae waa ! He waa not dull of ccmprehwuinn uaiutly, but in thia on* thing tie had act his whole mind and heart, ao h* would not *eo what waa plainly risible. Lzmg after eh* bad gun* into the bouse, be stood where th* light from her window fell on the glittermg anew. and, rowed cnco'. more to wia her ifpoeaibl*. Ev*n while ho stood there, Aldan Thom*, in lux plenaant room at th* hotel, laid aaJ* hia cigar, Cied the.wine doauter that atood on tall* aside, and took out tbe two lotteni ho had rewind. Smilingly he drew tlsem’forth, thinkmg aa be did ao that he well knew what. they weuld contain—only two more tri-, first proved that hia thought was right, nnd he torecd it contemptuously into the grate. Such compliments were los­ ing \h*ir charm. A glanco nt th* mcund told him that it must bo aomvthisg dxSarent, on account of its length. Men­ tally wundrrieg who could have favored him with so long a letter, he rettlcd himself to read it. Ho read ak>wly to the end, an angry tlnab d*rp*ning in hia rho^ka, and an otninoua light flashing in Ilia dark eyes. He waa a man of tbe world, thia hero of mine, and had been well trained in cootroling hi* feeling. Bui the clench­ ed Land end angry brow told of the discord within, licking np th* letter a* if he scorned to touch it, he threw it aa far aa h* could, and then walked tho floor for hour*. In vain d,d be curao himaelf for minding a vnmaw’a .li.I J-L.l. Gigantic »16 6?000 •It la nua the Lxa of my property that ha* made me a different man. I behave that coming n month ago would hare ruined me. 1 received a letter a short time ago that has opened a new Ute be­ fore ma. Tb* good advice in it win make mu what 1 ougth to bay* Wen year* afo, a useful man.’ Isn't that odd ? fa naked him no question*, llo waa rather aurpritad at bit telling him ao tnucH. You rimow La uaed to be rather Served. 1 believe Lis niotner must hater beam! aomething about him, and wriarn, although na sars she never reprovce him yet. He ha* always known ycu must either get a belter watch, or I shall bar* to get another Secretary. Then why not ba punctual 1 Not onee, twice ur thrice; but always, unleaa prevented by aonre unforwwen Put mo in uiy Utt i bed," L< now rendered thinly: "Place till* wearied piece ot animated clay In th* receptacle constructed by mechanical genius, wherein drowsy humanity may enjoy MANTLES ANO ORATES. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS BLOOD PUBIEIER. P. A. BILUNGS. CHAS JUNE 4 BRO. Shell Oysters ani Clams, Y’i^HssUsrlWvw Aavrttsi Hlsl. ot 11 lrMara. C^atr « Mn-u h«ru,« rlua. mmbi: th Hall. lix. st llslllaws. ia *U d.»:. Ltrabz w.l.S-4 ul r«iu te.samaferriaalaauae a«4 ad itttasrisnss!’. • urb lull** u Lh* »ure at IlaaM Cite ef Hsattaai ae reiardu tea kaLhoninino. Reliable .4gents If anted in Every Town in the State! a boa! :<> her knee, whore it had , i chlMhoed. and wvp< over hint, oed him. i you don't despise mv f.-r doing iveping it from you t" r could 1, my noble true-hr*>ted flic jot i* loot forever; why I regret it, when it bn* made yua , 1 Mrs. Tiierm-, after reading it th* mdiirar, an>! examining the Writing "hl ‘Ahp Would tliAt 1 could tell you- It tow She great desire uf my life to diaer ite writer. Absorbed by tho care* los» of proputty haa brought upon th« haa had to bw thnut aside for me,'but never forgotten. Now that! aveheen successful, and a happy fu» apfoas to you dear mother, who have ne all these trial* ao bravely, I must , vto Bom* of try time to discovering ; noble woman who eared mn. 1 o a trii'ud in C— ■ who will, I think. HORATIO PHATT, PrtfL GIAND ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION 2 00,000 00 FARRAHO CHAS. J. CUN, Gen. AH Hair Restorative WILLIAMS THROAT AHO LUNS INSTITUTE S'WG IN VALUABLE GIFTS! O.IXM IN AMERICAN GOLD! <',000 IN AMERICAN SILVER ’ t“ hMHCKS fix, i<aa. i» rtssist, assalas aad tojasl rod 4ro>>*4<. .F all Mrssas anlsrt ll Latuciir bsaalsM, laivel sail cvealr and that fur t.eb *.'*••• •• >l» «*■«< tea Iterate TreeMHf. la lbj«l< Carriage & House Flags, Banners. Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. MIRROR AHI PICTUiE FRAMES WOODEN rather re y our wife end my daughter." "Yuii forget that «hr may Ixt mar[ ritd." I ‘ Alden, I think tbo girl wrote that letter laved you then, and ouco loving you, abe would ner.-r many any <>n* elec.” J Tho xtrit day he started fur the little ‘ STANLEY I. TURKER, Stfr NATURE’S I- D. SINE'S NINETEENTH I my l>*t>rt is in this. In the e momrnta 1 have bad in the years, 1 have built np in tny den of what 1 think ah* i«, J ‘"JP4.. to find h*r Then. BLOCK BfetSSSWk—— LETTERS- EBuuJeolt »*•--. A b . Glass Show Cards. LANGLEY DICKINSON UH. Ion ana 101 Itaauoiph hi>. DETltOJT. --A'/r/Z* Hastings, Hept. 18. 1872.-11 BOILER WORKS. THI'USHIRUIUK"! LOTTEHY 0/WH ■‘DOMESTIC A NORLE CHAhlTY. Tur • Yoca Dacoana CooinT.-A v.i l unwelcome thoughts. They came, cn great d«a! is written about the impor-! flBirRSIR armed hand, knocking nt the d.jor ot t -neo of training ou: daughter* to be ex-, lu* hakrt and demanding cnirano’. perienred cooks, whatever their [ofattoaa Turn them away be could no!, ami so ni kfa it likely t» be. And that usually th* hours slipped by. . meana that we ahonld te>cb them tn preo ‘J Hia anger change 1 to reiuonw aa his 1 pan. a groat many cunou* dishes in mowi ‘ ’■ put life roae before him like some vast' marvoloto waya.requiring unlimited time I panorama, exhibiting picture after pic­ aud justience not to mention very gener- j 7«4* ture that made him turn away ha Lead oiu supplies of ingredients. and groan. Every word in tho letter Now « mav bo very valuable at times TteAKa w< wemed to be burned in letter* of fire on u> know al! about tbe*- car-ai* mad* ' ‘•’••4 tw hi* memory. He thought of hia mother, daahe* but for csery-dav use it wovl.1 be luX*l<a2 her conauuit devotion to him, nnd hi* wv 3 for ta* to tone down our children'* t OwM carslea* kindness to her. Then b* look­ ed into th* future, and tried to think uf We abofld strive to give them a taato wbst b* might be, and ths hng-lurpot- for shnpto dtahre, prepared to perfection, tan dreams of ambition thrt bannted rather titan for ■'laborate, higbly-*eaaon him in boyhood rose again in his bean, cd cere. a* he looki-d back to hia life, nnd then Skill in simple cookery ia one of tho fi­ out into the world. She had aaid, this nest and;moat useful accomplishment* a unknown writer, “that there waa work young lady can have. in tho world for every truo-harted man." I<et her graduate in the art ul broad Could he not be be true-hnrted ? Would making, taking in the whole dep irtmenL tbe world ever be better for hia haring ■ Nothing conduces mo.— to the hs-rith of lived t Bui th* night Tieased, aad in a household than good bread: aul every th* taorumg, aa the cold grs v Lgbt ■ family Hiro a variety in thia article. ’ lotted into hi* room, it *<wmsd to bring ; She haw here a wide range for Iter in- ■ I genuity. ba WMafiaraL’. All the wild dream* aad I Sfamto mashed potatoe* nicely reave ngteodrrsolrre fled before the touch of ■ ed with ctvam. salt and |>epp>T.aro much ’ that cold light. and tnataad earns bitter I better aad more whole wins* than raw po remorse aud what seemed bopeleaa tutor* pared round and round liku aha ^^^had no one opened hi* eye* be­ ring*, and boilnl in lard until they am i brown and crisp. fore to the awful truth ? T*a ho waa They may not look *• fanciful, but I. without a pilot, and drilling—where P think nay hungry uian would prefer th* । Tho week passed by, aad many noticed maahed nntatoea I>rt th* girls Irem to that he waa more excited than uanvl. cook wen —not to drown the pea* in too j much water, nor to take up the greens ! when they are dark and poiaonoils-look­ ing; nut Meet on potatoes when they ar* watery ami half 5»ok«l; no: beefsteak State Orpin Aiylia, HASTINGS MEAT MAKKBT! PATENT COOLERS; Certlrartio Pills! • K. K. K. Comtat’s Syrup Pcctcril WANTED.’'CSS'^ Bumucm that will Par iteSS-K-K.^,:.1 oul teal ll la tea teal, aafr.l .oJ Huul, • l . Cough and Cold Cure PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. Condition Powdersl ‘Silver Tongue’ nasis* >*« aaw u» f“*»« te'r vstmm. •: — — —rK-. — -j- - *r ssM essarara. UM1 IM sBMsaMfo* S.-SSM SMSSS was Ss svsusli m. The MASTERION. DR. CROOK’S POKE ROOT. ■nunfctmiMmnf hr Dr. Crook's Wine of Tt^. ik IO YEAlfri DKTBOIT BENDING WORKS. Public Twt Ha* proved Bent Wood Works, DR. CROOK'S W. Cwnssss. DorArt. Cullen «ml Ct ru.. mJ' » _* <■ 7 U.ilrosd Jw-i. WINE Grease arid JEfeft COM, WALLACE * LAW. A n |irvnan4 to fstnUh all U*4s ef “Cel Al* Water 7 sblri, .Mite. Capa Ci|>l»g». .Asps. U 1’otnsh F. 8TEINHOFF, Strayed or Stolen! 1 11 Wa Ran awalaatly I a Aw ol . Jr" m 1<ud *r*ar •«* nuka, OPEN A TOP BUGC1EB, Sirpcal ail lateral DENTIST TB, (UPPER ABD fflffl ffiffl I1BL __WWpste aad X*aall 4s*lwa ia y^*ui si£i^«*^*^»'s^sroi»a. J. H SLATER. PRACTICAL AND THI-FASTICAL Engineer, Builder, ATTENTION! Bailing* Baiaed, Lowered or. Itelovnd, on short nutico by R. VANTALXBNBL-RG, Jtf Oraatevilk, Barry Co., Midi. aa.- Fneml. X. C. Priedte. Jado «r Prstete. anM*Hte will rw.i'i promyl M iadaMSwate TtrttM raaidfrom ear aalSeriird aaaate i»a« oar Itejory. Sea* for illMlrawd I etna* w* raa mH LOW EDS CAS». W* 4a- don GMt publiahea a statement which ia aa fllmttratinn of the danger erf rely­ , ing upon circumstantial *videnc», even j when it ajqireechw po*itiv«n«ro A gentlraan went to th* British Museum with an order to Lava a awe* evened cooteiniag some valuable medals for hia iasjwLoc. H* examined a partic­ ular modal, which waa supposed to bn CTATX or MtdnoAX.CMslvof mtupor Tallow luxuriiua disripation can wholly root out Thev wHl have sounder bodies and more vigerous ccrasli.-utiaua then the chil drea of luxury and recapo many traputiona which highiy-ee«*on<*<l dishes nre apt to toad them into. in Cash I $6,555 in Personal Property Wslchss. JmUad’ twathi tending theperfectconfidcnce low existed between him and i.ia .•rj never until thia morning had he let of lhe time when he came *o losing all that was noble in him. <ad bean praising him for goodness, bn brought the letter tlisl mad* a ig point m hi* life, nnd laving it t her, told her all. nhr liateoed and foul week* later hia mother received a letter Containing but on* line, but it caused her face to brighten with toy, aa •he reail, “I have foand hor. my Hope.’’ $3,000 a0T*Sub«cribe for a Home pa­ per. Take the Banbkb; it ia the Largest, Cheapest and beat pa­ per published in thia Beettiro � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-12-11.pdf 757c884c5f0decacec5d58175e1f8063 PDF Text Text Tlti f\ir*»ucv “ •"- - VOL Pr/®i»pl nd 8t;i>ty cfo ~~~ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, DECEMBER H, 1872. aputloa tabk-oJoth, 1 cunM wrt tellj tdbow fill the ndoua aerrnm of Use old s Inch was the whit* vt. | fruit jauldln .tartlcd ma. “Theegga are simplj- por&rt, Mis. ‘fiacre! Aire, von ate no xheufien------- w----------- —-__a. Just Received, ”1 always bare my eyu uu Hotly " lien she is making Lrcad, Mr. Haynre. ifiomuefa dvpch'Ia ujuxi three bumble Imlinety efforts A!as!”-and »bc । siglu-d softly—“are fire' In degrawrcto ;daya, Ki, when women mmIc their , jdresures outside of the sacred portals : of liurac I lmri> never ulluw-d myself. ■ Sir, to be distraite! from my legitimateI purrtilte." | “I befiero ycu. Mis. George,” sail I, warmly, and a dtumend volitalru glitterixl before ir\y incotal rlitoa, or pmhaps 1 diuubl *ay, ser.timCTd.il vision; but how wan a msa to bald on»!-.ng afcitiiM! the charms of so nobly, plannail a ’ uumon, whh hiper ttxrars and guniL;. dertmw njv-a, U1..1 such .bloewd nouonv of the be iuty of dum-stic lifo ? I “T rm*t TCTir brrekfnvt pleated you, Grebl «. UOLOROOK. WM* H.-HAY FORD »s: Inata tomtitsM srtAtoda .'YmT u. RURGUKlt, ffHhl'JrHiunf ACORN i, £«->'■ ’ < • “ n ‘: tike Superior Iron. HARNESSES ’ hi11aBHIiffll HFIffiflBI ' Leather. MARK BUSSELL. IV heeler I Spuli/iq SiLrtu q Sil Bl'.liHllimiillOeS BLACKSMITHING! wnere you know ybu get none but tbe FIRST QUALITY. ■ icXruuhiiM i» nil II. tlon BLACKSKITHIBO, jlta DHY qOODS I/I tfeltii Vw*TTWATCHES. HWS B. DENTIST liGaiffls . ■ Mitlifai 4580 Pure Wines and Liouors! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS li e Defy Competition Jptlctitb Sjloro. HOLIDAY GOODS! Gold & Silver Watches A. D. COOK. Agt. HASTINGS, MICH. HASTINGS, MICH. Sept a. itn_____________________ HR ilium wmH J. Cole & Son, .1 UST J. P. ROBERTS 4 immense Stock Michigan JExchange. Fall DRUGS Medicines, Dye Stutts, Winter PAINTS & OILS Goods. rr.Escu clocks. 1 repeat again, and to niyedf, M's. J,urge ia on admuablo bouM-ko-p< r .*ud u very aupenur womau Her eyre me umrsliug ami (x-netiMhog; he. j.ur ripplra and wnres tike that of a juiid. 1 am—abetu !—almwet drartuo^ e iUi Un. Uevcge. Not ouiy tun tin syne vf Mrs. Uourge ratreawiy jemetru .ire, Lui her ouno-ptiun ot character i. eurnuUni.k niurvrfuus- 1 muiu I v«. urtonishn* when «t>o laid before mo th. quintal dcliuqnundre vf my two tfo irraut* Btar.ey end Torn Ecu! Hvec -Urcnt of tbiv tulm-ravte woman 1 sud-onlr kerned tbal L wa* being plucked; iual.baif my meats wore taxen off tv jwor relations; that tbe cat r*s» n*f anwerublo tar my buteher’e iuttated bill, ind that the dug hae lived eumfortaoty ju table-leavings -inc.* I ben. U is very .dam that Mrs: George is aa immouaely Russell & Kevins Shingles, Lath, 4c. Citv Uininst Boom* (BMOr T-r—> WAXX MUUST MX BOOTS ar*. s*oauoB4 tarrscnuui ••"rt* . ”-*• * .ireage alienee a>wut tbe premieee. No cheerful hurtle, m» merry voices, uo sound of foutrtepe, n- r.ng of rlatterlng eflverwsre, no any­ thing » 1 pulled tho bolL Still cnosphSseteiiruoo; qAs «ven dip's litll. ebeery yelp warned crXwrleomed the solitary aad <! «-.| pi.r.t, d home-.Mker. Tbe parlor ' bUn lv were clow*!, tht baaement abadae away”—with' a stately wave of her.; ware down ; it s-emed aa If there muet white hand. '-The jeredcr is tnvalui-' । Ide. 1 might, oruld 1 cundi-scend.: , make my fortune with it Du you thick you It*;! beiler l**ru the key, or, "draw-, 1 Tag her Cue figure up, “will you take j ' tlso silver—” louud to the back got*. -J intend*! "Mr* George, 1 bog—Hero arc tae • ia xoeJuing Uiu boat that jxwfinsd it two, but I fdlmy blood bail at the mew­ I keys, Mrs. Georga “ with lav peiikutfa. AU wm a* silent tian of Mrs. George. 1 Wo were tee thousand dsllars in : “ Yea, ot tonne I euapeet the house­ bore *» chcwhere; th* servant* nm«t that safe, and I detached the key of. t» gone ; J ip must be gon*. " What keeper. She turned off my eU aarrente thn mom y urawei. and brought two creatures ot bar own ‘■Tuaukyou; you will hxrflly know here. Nobody knows Jure ranch they your pinta to marrow," she said, with .' , ei'vrLa[« Mrs. George had postponed ■ hare canind og." ’ pretty, laughing bps. “IVuy. prav her rnlv.-r cieansn." till afternuon, and ;' “ It's reeky butineM,* muttered the' wrap op weu! t: ia such a wind . ha I gone to a mstiun.r; last where were Star, with a shrewd glance. • Mew 1 bump went my heart. ain't never safe with wucama-foikaabout the servant* 7 •‘You wilt lie at hunto—when ? 1 al­ unima the ladies are in the fine, by ways prater tu hare aa explicit under-. Thue »u, fortunately, a window at Jove ' Eaythrr nice looking f*' and ths : tho bark part uf the house that eould staading, so that everything may bo in ■ he nnfesientd on the ontsida. The eon- fdlow winked vulgarly. 1 reatHaaw” “ No, ugly as the deuce T’ wav my tsivoum wav on« of nr own, and no­ •'To-taorrow at twelve, Mrs. George," . body wn« In tbe vecrot bat rcyrelf I half-sarnge reply. It would arvar de was mr reply, wondering how it would upeuci the window, and Led just fa*t- to,let tai* man know 1 had been ocjoM saoto to ItM a pair o Ups tut as dewy . vn-d my Luce comfortably on tbe stem* by an artful interloper. I aad i outing ae Mrs; and then I tore I coping when a heavy hand grsvped my '■ Here’* cur game!” whispered the cnyseU trem . tlio lemntatiua. ehook ■j elbow. po!ir«aan.^» a e'.yluh earring'* drera Luiids w ib Mrs Goorgc, and left the “ I noticed something nsijudooe, and '1 looked down. Tbo make-up of the followed you, you neral*. Ain't you »»h«m..d' a man looking like a gentle- thief wu complete. A «Mual eaiaaiaiVJujt*,' say« tho old adage. Il is my man—bn eking into a bunso like a com­ anoe would have rttarn that it was mo. , opia* a t-.at hatv iKvuiiuaaily do that mon thief. The tslfow sat gracefully back ia the ' fuv»r jar uuiukiud. At fount coy bat 'the follow held ne tn l;bi grasp aa took (tm lilw*-;v luilviu that usuri.uig. if it w<tv a vine. I looked over my ! 1 bad n -w teu taiuutes <n -winch to slmuMvr. A star blaaed on tbe wretch's on the .idewalk, looking caaeleeaiy ; re-teh the B-------- atauun. Tho dvp <t wa«et>'yn few *}«■«» JUutat, umr I uumta-r on Ins rap; hie ’irswth ...dM "boreiu a iMrfoct duplicate; Let wu~ walking us euttCatalily as I could* ot—Lui W« woo-, meutiuu that; hi* note he'll an I the carnage off preeeudy. U'e । L>a> iug ray*oit aguiue. the wted. wlieu■ 1 w*i a turn-up. biv h*ir wo* ■ little red- inspecting he U b-> about lor a tuna, and _ I__ •« is aewpiug gust tain-• tound the c.<v.'r Js.li—thfoie original—nod the whole .u-L _ cuETiiur of.llic man told of Lie I'aul I*ry instiuote. 1 foil ray eyre Harts, mv .dy hr*! Io*UhJi reusd to I,CT.iM-ke.bun>, and 1 knentally re*n)vs*L I w- it any body «n» hii'bi^r—1 a'.-|i niter cnul-iagtend cutting, to pat my 1 w.iv, lauHi u>y»*|f uta flyisg tisr-^f unlayky hat. that bad led me into all mid ll-« n I betook hty •->!! t' »MuA- Th« tla»*o >crape«, late the kitchen store । ha: only utoLtel; 1 wa* sure to eatrh *' What do you wink air F* I exciaimif. It todg.-tl a^alnrt n gte-post; my .<•1 wills a* moeu dignity end s-veTrty i hand w«v nlmeat da it, when th* twain es nsy very peculiar and cramped posi­ i tu tti It oth <r gu*t smui-’ racing nfoug. tion would-------1 —*-------end oh wen', t; y h it. it wa» v-.-ry ear ।qttirk, sir! iy, and tiwrto ■' ere but few pccjib- shroud My name is I liesrJ »<«w nad then a tuiut I tught __ w__ ,_________ .y- ,, go round and a •®hry littlo urchin s-«ng out “Go it l<x>k ut tbo ilnerpteta.'' boots!” a Hi' ftruiau tua-d, carryiug a * None r>f that bather, young man," ■tgo |*ireel in a email pajiur. tnod: *ahk the cHicor, sternly; "yvu'ra actmi­ “Shorn the hat'* Idling that man a ll nd tbal doorplate pretty tboroaghly. ■ has-!’" bnt vn 1 went, brea htoM, ths I've had my eye on you tor some time.” Jriued, ah'! mad. U.» Oak Strait. '* You don't know wlurt you are talk­ awn Gru- n. oenu. Map!.*, and iltrougu ing ulidut. I**t uai get down, dr,” said Cherry that cutifiuiuilcd bat hd m*; U b-itly. ”1 tcL you I am Mr. Uaynre, how ilouldiugaa i fl.iltoiing almost un­ ILibcri Hayuoa Lw-cffire on Cooper btder my nuao -, now prating with exult­ I shall du a«Mlreoet>d to explain tuyou ant motion, ttmt dumbly exprime-d the now 1 happ, n-d rad to bare the key of jubilee of unMn'nilhbl* jolli'y; no# my own trout door. You hare only tu whirling into Mmnl>o)r*s gaid.-u; now are-mpuny me to Judge Holt's on the whivkingruuud a barbor.n unlo; now right U- re, and ask any msmber ol tbe boblifiaff along the edge of a fonre, til! fomily whether 1 atn ar am nut Mr. at last—at fast—1 land it! Bobort H*ynee " Death ctmld not grip harder than 1 "Veev well got off, 07 younn gentle­ bald on to tluit erratic brim. It war, 1 man, but you muet allow me to take felt, u Lot gilti-d with extraotdiuara -Star aud I wsws entering th* crowded powers of J.*cotnotion, and I did nu; ■ We irm ia arm with poberreeo." said 1 pivuge «f th* 1!------ depot. wrndsd our wayto the ladies room. Mr*. oauabtiiy. “Then 1 shall be obliged to airvst George wee there, a* beautiful, us coo’, you iorauspuious eonduot." bo respond co graoefn! - oror. Wheh I pointed hew out, vd, prejuiriug tbe way for a--iion. “The devil!' btertad S*0<. "I flhnMtt Tiiore was nothing for it but to sub­ T““ mit to hero Ids blue. sleeve parsed uer rd tl... third block had thn euprenre duungh tuy black'one, and proceed to My blood wm up foreevnr, and I felt Satufoftiun of bearing the final whist!* tbe rvsidenre of tbe judge lt> Hud on! if and tha thud and thunder of (ho depart­ 1 wee—inyialf. Wa batt hardly parnni to the side­ ing train walk when, fortunately, the judge hltnI was balked, and R«va my but a olf came along. ' tarago pull us I eloped tn cooddw “ Hidlo, Hayuca " ho cried, and then what Um’ bovibo done. I onatiwm itix- glanced nt the figure al my *id« ad bats of every pcrsu.’tion, from tfo'■ 1 «p* about to be erroiiad for break­ orthodox store pipe to ths Qnaka: ing iulu my on-n hnuve," eaid I retain broad brim. Tp have crushed tbe of­ hie ssdutaliou. Tbe iwiioeinau had fending member on my own h>ed n> .ud-Jeuiy dropped my ana. aeif itbtrrnflat as n panc-ik", nad tans Dni-hc ! it -•d him. The uid judge, who relished a with my penknife, would have fcoan rood j iia, buim turn a gullaw U laugh­ balm to my aggrevated soul. er wlik* brought the neighbors to Turning my stejw in tbe direction c.‘ my office, I walked moodily cm. a die■ ppointed man. Instead of the holi­ day which 1 had so fondly eatlmpited. the snrrey h-rooting of fri-mU, the sigl-t of old. long bsniitiod Uf»i. I was «iiT bound to the pcrpkxilies of aa iabtrmfaaHskwMsa. ,L?S Otr lr Me, si M lawat Lirlit Bta US) Mffil, EDS) vim ur UE at BUB, hule eehetue. My dear MaL if we Met eff (wn shall gel otf) we are made ftr life. “ And now my dsrllng, farewell fern aooet lime. 1 wish 1 cou* hare emm you. bul this letter mart eafllca. Dti!r», it at earn.” nro-1 of veonring, and yira rraily slmu'd n»t bo so cxtritagaat as to send it. to a ' •iltrermith's for that purpose. as most , gentlemen do. I hate, a wunder.nl j lewder - toy <lo«r old mother guru a» । the nfipe; for induvd Sir1'—a plaintive temlermssa gliding into lier paifeLc j tones—“we hare luu silver in our iem, fly: tuy mother woe a Haimiek.' 8hwpa<i4- l. M> gltane, I truM. wav 1 full of «ym|Mthy. “Yin, Sir, a llctnnxk. But revere--. HJ'e Manufacture Look , ■»«»: ILe mimi.-blwter wh« oak uf Hob nova <to you gs, finr: iJ-o'tao *1 maeeuhuM i-terfore with esked. raw, hi r sluade* tinkers playtf it U only in trying to , ^‘S *>!■■ gregate, du-lightfa] to due who t euty raiuutj. Mr-.. ljni Mrw nmureintniate sdgualat, , anefi thou biv huiuekrerier K"“" ,u-v * •*•« 1 — I* chance, Lone If rubbing with times ( write taper tiugvr. tho old silver that “As you op> to bo gone all day, amt my nu.tbsr c®c* detigfated to honor. I isT.iiiably ms* to suc i things myself, It m-ofod mIv this experience, 1 felt, wmildyou loaw tho key nl tbe Mic with me ? Thv silver bas'lung been in .to make uUfa willing sieve, to eoad mo JEWETT & ROOT’S FIRE PROOF STOVES! In tho BEST STYLE and froin “Du*xM*t:—I have packed «swy thing th*: could be conveniently oarrt*.| - the ctottms, th* sslver, tho tawk*, and aa raauy light ornament* *» poarible. I tMak you might easily taka ths earpeta, if yon are expxdiiuua amd am* relr upjn your men. The eU«•(<***•»" r-'m - », ,!i,.!X.T.tX2S^X I , Also a Large Assortment Genuine Eastern Oak th* lotto wing i> a tslnocript.- «■’ ‘■■I • Unieir^aJhj known as the BEST HEATI.VO STOVE in iht IVorld / M«*nufactux^<l fk’om I turned, thrilled with homsr. Tba orange* wore reoing jwll-mell down stain, to th« delight of aereral street urchin*, aud out into the gutter. I unfortunate wretch, had acat them there with an unconaciom» niovemeai ot my arm aa I grsticulated to my­ self. Nothing .lira mutiny in a man's sots! quicker than ths imputation at not being a Koutlemen A fire dollar bill, howev­ er. beaded tho noisy foreigner’s wound*; and mine ‘Mt, fur with one of bis mast faulutio bow. the peddier repeated, "fiare, I was mistaken ; I see you sir through tire lower room* A coetly Liouse rtock and three espeaeite vaeos were gtmo from the parlor shelf; also a verybe-sufifnl lilt v group in terra cons, for which I bad given an oxtrevagant price. On a doser examination 1 saw that the edgeaof ray new carpet ware loose. They had certainly beat tadcad down liefore. I opsnud tbo door into the front which literally swarmed with s*d>ar» Tbay aloud uu the chain, Oft.XhaJk*t- There wm nothing for it now but to go home again. 1 jd-ased myself with pscturei ol Mr*. G«»gs bue> over my silver. 1 make no secret uf saying that I like to ace delicate, refined women at work. Hie bare, round, blue-veined “Upon my nurd, Mrs. Georga” A- nrm», temptingly displayed jnst bebw isnid. tn-r bewildering eyas sniifisg into I the 1-lirow ; the pretty bsadkwebief tlad mine, “t wg»ttar«xa;( cbaraieit in icy' over flowing trvasre; the stent liuon Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, nVMMLL, »w. HO. 33. o satin ami gih.” W*li, vl evane, I had the partite Wuuuhly telurahbo-j, ami I Lsd a -Ml new BnuMrla in Mrs. George** wn loom. T.< »*.. that kirrly woman latitude! i: wn* !>«autifiil. *Lfc*» wav 1 auIiJoqumng early eno .orttiug over my eggs amt meat, wbea -he. Gniigw tone p'-Uins in with Use grace uf a *ylpL 1 n<-w saw a y>|*b in my file, but I am sure that ia “Nuw tfoa't ee>du mr. dear Sc. You luu, 1 ktsuw my duty”—with that rneile uisd t-ucii*4 usy sou MMepiib a tselrt. �tual argument contained in the aannal report of th* P. 0. Department was not anticipated by any on*. "Tbe X J". UtrtU ia now an advocate of the nation­ al system and tho arguments of tho N. Ki TVavs aad other jopsm of the mo­ nopoly ring are not only satisfactorily answered, but their aesumpttona ' are sh»wn to have been mad* in ignorance of the true merits of the caa*. Th* respdctablo Axmntry pres* iuivo evmything to gem and nothing to fcto by the re­ form. Moat of them have already ad­ vocated a ehang* in tho system which at prverat exclude* the provincial press from telegraphic news, but a careful study of the report referred to will convine* them that their tree in ter at will be subserved and the entire public vast­ ly benefited by the noseoge of such n tew as that so often pressed upon the I attention of Congrees by Mr. Creswell. ftanstarf of vote* given in tho Fret Representative District of th* County of Barry, and State ot Michigan for the Th* annual meeting of ths State First Representative Distrut ot Barry Teachers' Association will be hold at County ai the General Election held in Jackson. December 2Cth'rnd S7th. The said County, November 6th, 1872 : Association will meet at the Baptist B. F. NORRIS '•* CO E vV Church on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'­ clock, and close aa Friday evsuing. — Teachers from all parte of the State are cordially invited to attend. Effort' are being made to'furnish culertaiamont free of exponas for ladies especially. A new feature of this meeting ;will, be n supper for minnber* of the Association on th* evening of the day when tho ex­ ercise* doe*. Addresses are expected >d moat oomplet* Jewelry Store In th* Htoek ever brought to Hi* City. 137 Wha: have Banks, Blair and Farns­ Ward Hunt to a place on the U. B.; worth, who were, but aro not, Republi­ Supreme liench rwv Justice Neteoo re- 1 cans, done, that they should be kept in Irring, Rutland, Tburnapple, Woodland, Yankee Springs, dosMtsatio Chairmen ol Cumnuttees.only shows selfishness in tbe kighort degree. One would suppose, to hear them talk, that were they in power, that they would ptecoa in Congress. Does anybody • suppose for a minute that they would do any different than the Republicans •redoing? If they are such a mag­ pie Orsutey Elector', when they met in the several States, the other day, cast their rotes for Prcihteni Grant ? Mr. Greeley (blow tea memory) being dead, •f course they could not cast their rotes fur him; then why not in their unprecedeafed magnanimity, vote fur General Grant? This howl about injustice il all bosh. Wo boliava it just, that when a member of a party deserts. an! goes over to tbs oilier party, aad does all he a fom. stock or I Diamond^ Hdror Spoons, TaaSeO*. Iwdics' tfotts. Pearl Setts. :W552»5S5E5a8«Sx.B5'! iSSiiminltitfixSaScs The whole number of vote* given j Goblet < for said wffic* of R*pre**ntatire was two thousand three hundred anl seven­ ty-four, (2,374) and they were given Tor th* following persons, via : Butter Dishra, Gold Rings, Gold Troth Fisks' Gold Pen-. • Gold Watch Keys, Cora) Item, County of Barn-. ) We do Hereby Certify, That the foregoing la a correct abatement of the votes given in the First Repmeiitatire District uf the County of Barry and Btste uf Michigan, fur Representative in the State Legislature for the First Representative District; at the General Election held in sail County of Barry, on Tuawlay, tho fifth day of November, in the year one thousand eight hundred and eevonty-two. Silver Thimbles, Gold Lotieta, Shift Stu Ida, Music Boxes 8<-al Rtngs, Brooches, Ac. Opera GIsms*. (l,51f>), votes. John A. Robertson to eel red eight handrail a-d fifty-eight, (858), vote*. Stats ot Mice ton, 1 Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material aad Tools for fawelers. Any IKES mk visiting our city should rail st our cUahllsluuant aud examine the goods. THE CHEfifPEriT FR1CW T8 OUR MOTTO. B. F. NORRIB & OO., M_____________ A________ 1S7 , US STATE BTKgST. CHICA GO :K“5I 2595E5i j mostly a ■*«■• paper. | France a Jb^iubli___ Germany gradually pom *at*d with ! Republican ideas—Spain swaying tn . th* nerveh.*** grasp ot a ruler no good I for a King and too weak fur a Repub­ lican. who is unable to govern the great island that block* the entranc* to our Gull uf Mexico, and equally unable tn give it up— tbe German speaking peoptea agitated by a m-w Frotestanturn, separating Irom the Be* uf Rome on tu« dogma of Papal InfalliU rty and assuming to recugnix* th* “Old tLtlio- wt-bs* of many friends follow the for lunate pair as with (he moat happy au-plcaa they *et out on their matrimo- Tbe Judge, tea stranger tn us; tut lb* of Nuvi-uibar. A. D. IM Junior Editor of tbe BoHXBlt, and hl* I * family having had a long acquaintance with Miro Magown, while a resid/rt ot his wife hnl juat arrived, and were mo t Orangeville, truly niab them Chappy ond Representative District of thi> I at t!te depot by Mrs. Colfax's brother. ami proaperoos voyage over the matri­ t'nuaty ot Barry, and State of Michigan, Jfi gutting their trunk* into th* light monial ace. May It ever be their happy for Beprvseutath* in tbo Stat* Legist*tore for th* Second Representative Dis­ open wagon which the brother drove, trict of Barry County, at the G-netal Mr. Colfax aaoiated, anl in so doing stood in th* tear anil of the wagon' when ths l»od scwch of a locomotive near by caused thohorw* to givo a sudden start, IMlt-nt < rtfli'u to Michigan Inventor*, for and.jMr. Colfax fell backward to the tbe week ending December 7th, 1872, | groutnl. The end-board was firmly in and each liearing that dnlu Furnished । ita place, most fortunately, which in some this paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitor! of ! degree broke the force of the tall and Patent*. Washington, D. ('. ! caused him to atrike on hi* shoulders in­ stead of hi* hvad. But for Ibis circnmstance, tho aeddont from which he esca­ ped with inconsiderable bruises only, i would undoubtedly have resulted iu his «evvB» injury, if not death. ♦ Wo learn that Mr. James B. Hroder- Johnstowu, roc of Allegan, is candidate for Secrets Mapie Gruv*, ry of tho Senate. From whs: wo have i Orangeville, hoard of Mr. HeaJnrwm w* believe him I Pratrievilla, ! well qualified for the place and worthy i,i«» of th* appointment’ As a soldier Mr. Hsndsrsun did good sarvic* iu th* Un­ ion army and a. a Republican he ha* drmc good servicw at home.—Gm>4Hat1 moral darkness involved the uatioa in \ntJIrrtU. its unenlightened shadows. Reason j abed a faint glimmering over th* minds uf men hks the cold and insufficient one hundred and sixty-nine (liol’J shining ol a distant star. The immor­ tality ot man's spiritual nature was unvote*. Edwin Hamburg recrivn-l .h:*«> knowa, hi* relation to Heaven undis­ hundred and ninety-three (;I1>3' votes. covered. and hi* luluro destiny obscured in a cloud of mystery. aayu old Opera Chains, (tents Ojwre Chain*, Geld Neck Chalet Hives Vest Chalna, Table Castors, Cak* Buskt-fo, high pteeee to the exclusion, of good, ' That thn Democratic pr*«s should gr^wl at tho displacement of Liberal- CHICAGO. ----------- AVATCIIEH. bee Mt, hard working, party men ? That Escape The South Bend Ryutrr of th* 2® th ult- savr Mr Fol fax had a narrow vscaj<* from a vintent death one week ago hut Satur­ day, jat Andover, Ohio, the home of corner HM! axd James B. Angell, of the Michigan Uni­ versity, Preet T. C. Abbot, of th* Agri cultural College, Prof. C- A. Kent, of the Michigan Law School, Prof. J? Esta­ brook, Prinmpal of th* State Normal School, 1W. J. M. B. Sill. Principal of Young Ladies* Seminary, Detroit, Prof. U. W. Lawton Supt of Schools, Jack­ son, Prof. W. S. Parry. Supt of Scfoools, Ann Arbor, Prof. C. B. Thomas, Sept of NiIm Schools, I. M. W*Uiagton, Principal of Dstroit High School, Prof. E A-Strong. Principal of Grand,Rap­ ids High School, Prof. W. H Rayne, Supt. of Adrian School*. The meeting promtees to b • the must Turn whlahever way you may, the winter of thslr discontent, asems to be . atiRIii t»H blast. Taking that party a s aa exasapb, it must truly boa terrible iag- our Nary to a reepectel-to footing thing to have once pewoaaed power, and among the nations of the earth. It then have that power wTe»t*d away. caste money to run a Government and On* would naiaraQy suppose, that afeconomy should bo exeroasd with dis­ cretion in every Department, but to al­ D*snocv*rie party hax just received, that low several other |mwen to maintain ’ its mraben would take th* inevitable in infinite superiority over us tu the mat-; good part, and make th* most of it ter of defending Seaports ia a sianifrst | Bai no, the muttering* of tb*ir thunder invitation to insult, and to the natural > IS still h"-w. and >t u fully illustrated reaslt thereof—an expensive wsr. that the greater the wound th* greater tbe pain. It would be v*ry pwumpA delegation of Western Steamboat taouSt It seems to tu, to suppose that, nod th* Dmnoiralic party been voted in­ men aro expected to arrive in Washing - to power at th* late eketion, and that ton In a day or two for th* purpose of . wkefi they should become a majority in proasing upm Cungres the passage of a Louise H. Magown, youngest datighier of the late Edward Msguwn of Orange­ Congress, that they would allow Ro- law regulating Steamboata which is in . ville. The wadding took place at the publicans to retain their positions at charge- of O*n/M>gl*y of Pittsburgh. Tho President has justknotninated I the head* of important committees. they helped to elect Gen. Grant far four years more, though unintentional on their part, by doing all they could to defeat him, certainly give* them no claim* to the positions they were ap­ pointed ; while they were stlft Rspubli■ ana, and advocating and working for Republican princinlas and measures. We kaow aot what grounds the House ■has for wot accepting the resignation vf Gen Batik*. It i» to be hoped that hi* resignation will be accepted, aad that Blair and Farnsworth will bo displaced, and their pteeoe filled by good trust- & 139 State St a*d with greater bvrs Tbo News 1 by brief comthat no reader rhft* given sutfi- I 3 ?ItK?H=gF Tyr JilBi/lt, Hhw:rate<^Mouth!y Journal, unIvor• »al!y admitted to lu> th* Haud*uin*at ‘ ! I'eriudiral in tho world, A IteprMoatadve and Gmixnion of Amerirari , ’ whb know ita worth ‘ t> commend Tho Weekly Triisw to their fneade and t neighbors, and wo proflar it to clubs at ’ ; prices which barely pay tho cost ot pa It was at thia hovered about tbo tend of God,* chosen people. They auno hko water angels, sent to earth on sum* embassy of love. I Th* one of majestic statue aad well fornunl hmb*, which her drapery scans­ ' iy concealed, in her *r*ct bra nog and steady eye, exhibiting tho highest de­ gree of strength and coafiriencx Her right arm was extended in nu imprasa- County of Barry. J Wo do Hereby Certify, That tho foregoing h a correct statement uf tho vote* given in tire County of Barry, and Stair of Michigan, for Repres -ntstire in the Stele 8*gislalurt< for the Secund Repreaontativo pistrict, at the General Election, held in said County of Barry, on Tuesday, tho filth day of N-jvsmbor. in tho year one thousand eight hundred GEO. IL DROOK8, gate l-ores, while he was equal to th* greatest intellectual emergency. Th* importance given by Speaker Blair aad the the crwM JfoMte- slander is one of qurotionsbla wisdom in view of the time that will be occupied in tho investigation aad tbe ■ is published «very Ta*«d*y aad Friday, I aud, beitig printed twice a w-«k, it con । tain* nearly all the important News. | Cutresponilou.«. R»vi*««, and Editorials ot rho Dauy, including everything on tho subject o Agncultur^. and mucu interesting and valuable matter, for which thvre is not sufficient room iu the W**kly Fr.lww. TBo 8emi-W**klr Tritea* also give*, in t)>* course of a ywtr, three or four of tbe aarr asd ut>«t romaa aovxu, by Irviog author*. Th- cost uf these ateasysf teaigbtia book form, would be from six le eight dollars. Its pnos b*i been lately reduced, so tluC Club* dr-d Mid twstrty WK- (2621) Vol**, Lucius Russell raovirad two liwaaMd *ix hun­ dred cud ninetT four (2C0I) ente*. Charles B. Wo*d received one thousand two hundred and fifty eight (1268) votes, Hickson AV. Bolfo rceeived one thousand ten hundred aud forty-fire (124*>) vote«, and C. B. Wood received one (1) vote. Tbe whole number of । otrs gi'«e for lb" office of C >aniy Survey or w** three llumand ninv hundred aud fifty mi*, (8051) and they were' given for tbe fallowing persoos, via: John Q. Creasy revel red two ibmsand eeieu hundred and flftesa [2715] vote*. Joseph Martin received one thoosaod tw* hundred and thirty-eix tbe Constitution of lb* Unifod Hate'. Independent of all politinal parties, it endeavor* to treat them all with judi­ cial fairness. Il labctT to pttrify flt* administratinn of Government, Natiou*1 State, and Mnuicipal, and u henaver those ia authority, whether in National. Blate, or Mauuapal affairs, take the load in this work, h wi-T thttten give them it* cordial support But i: can never bo tho servitor of any political party; nor will it surrender or even waive its right to criticise and condemn what is wrong, aud oommend what is TERM6 OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE right in th*-actionof any parti*-* or of To Mail Subscribers, *10 a year. ' any public men. Now as always. Th* Trilutu labor* with all ita heart for the promotion of that body But th* mo.', absurdly inipalaivr specimen of misapplied genorusity an th* part of a Republican line* tn an opponent was tho refusal to aoeept the resignation of Mr. Banks (who had deserted to tho enemy) of the a leading committee of tbe Hauac, end thereby rendering it qaite prttbablo that two other commit­ tees wiB also be conducted in the intar­ sia of political opponents to the nd of Ww. H. Powaai, -—w Secretary of the Board of County Cinvisssn STATE OP MICHIGAN, J and Consumer nearer together,—what ever tend* to swell the ranks, increase the knowledge awl better the condition of tho** devoted to Prtdnctir* Industry find* mention and encouragetnent in pnblioateni to worthless article*. Thou shook!*: not rap at the door of a printing office. . for bo that awwered MUSIC BOOKS A8 HOLIDAY PRESENTB. Tax' Lunts Cotwuu-Thia paper Sent, Post-paid, on receipt of th* mark- tie of Centaur Liniment cured 11 perfect­ ly. Chas. Hili, SIS Pine Bt., Bute.” H. Mantb. Esq., BnpL, of Adami Ex. tires* Stables, New Perk, says: “All ix-Brrw in it. oighth year of publication, aad hae from its begining been dis­ tinguished for the purity and original!ty at ita literary cont ante, and the beauty ondexwlleaoeofitepielorialilluatewtioaa. The aerial ator tea for next year will be a non tinuatfon of “Uncle Dick's Legacy,” by Emily Huntington Millet; “n.ddcn TreMurur*.'' by Maty A Denutem, and a now story by IWw C. Wwk. ; bosides a van*ty of shorter stories, Fotery, nrtietee on ifcientific Topic. Natural ■ss' �Tif« RefdeiJcuH B\|lan(. «WTT> WMtu nrcoKsiiTBir. this office. The nndwigued will be with Cook 4 bheldoa, no West of Hatting* House, day i* December to roceiw BsyAe Maoit-vr. the very beet in thtf world aud cheaper than r.nywhem •lac U Harry County. Com* in an I try theui *t>d you will be oonrin-vd that it to a W. W . bOy *11 of our Machine* lor c*«k, BB(] am anj wij| low ffinin.* Htw.ug Machine Noudlwt, 111 Mecbine. all at tbe N*w CMOICHES. _ _ Peninsular Railway. ■“..'hunk I. 0. 0. F. . -XaUArtW-i-t >•' U >■!«. . .. ‘ysartt: । ^Fbr any one to *upp*M> that buainim of any kind can l„ <*^4 on w'»«k to weak and from month to moatb, and finally have it extend from yw to jnr, withost receiving any remuaeraBon. to ,p.»k Qf, for ul>,r 4(J For inttaae* w* will take oar own (Bla­ sts) Office for aw example and vet forth • fow rnatten at they actually txi*t, tod then arvrytxidy can whether anv kind of butite*, nn thjive. tuppowng those kind* of bovineae haring to be earritd on after th* favtdon of thi. pLUfMTlflN 5ITOS.; S. T.—1860—X, Thi* wonderful vegetable Mtorativ® it the abort -anchor of thafcebl. and de­ bilitated A* wtomc and cordial for the aged and languid it among ttomaclue. J the nervous weakness are e»|*<-ially tObject, it i* tupuwding •twy other atimulan V In all climate a, tropical temperate or frig-d, it arts aa a tpixifio ia every specie* uf diaordrr or any other IMutiug Offlr*. Now, we whWr nndennine* tho bodily rtrengtb ' and break* down the ' ’ will alate, to cornmeuee with, that wo have Ere hand* all the time, and o«*. •tonally have to have extra help, and tho** Landa hnvo to be paid from six tu fiftaen dullart per week. Tliea the print peperalona (for thia Office.) coat[iugon an arorxg*. eeventoen dollar* Vto*na.~No mediaae hu attained 1^* ***b’ *’*■!•• ink, and extra help ■uch aprvat reputation it this juatly ' worb utf ‘be paper* on publication celebrated conqiound. " I, ^*J day. r- Now than, then, yuu yuU have something *om ' of' ~~ an ‘idea of Wha! '’•■Wiss hat never failed io effect "halp ‘ end‘ the ,-r-. fur th* regular i„0# . bqJ cure, gif ing tone aud -strength tu th now for flat cap, and book paper, for tyatorn flrbilitatod by disease. extra nice work in tho job line, and tak­ TakxJHxx*.—Al) who ar* indebted ing it altogether, b.-eid-* rent aud th* • the flnn of Alton and I’rrwtun. mutt fomily expmiMaof tbe publisher*, and : once ,-all and aetlla their accouato, it coat* to ruu even the Bixeaa OtBro, itbout further delay. al Im.I (cventy-five dolian to one hun Allan A Prestos, dtvddulUra per week. Now. buw (with­ Hatt«K« Nov. 10th 1872. novSOtU out a furtuna on hand) can any newtpaper linn carry on huunrot and live, uuleea its [latraa* aie prompt to pay for their paper, anil fur job* dune What would the farmer think, it he had to artl hi* produre and wait aix Holiday Goods of all fur !•.*• ««»d petbap* never g*t kinds for sale by Sher­ ibera, many of them, are very prompt, 1 we prstume tbo other* would be if man J. Eich. ——- —------------- thry knew the coat of carrying on a Overcoats 85 tO 823 printing office Thoae who have job j cheapest Store in the w " •> u» m *UmluJr ol ,h“'n ,‘nlr1y forget, or Bt&tC. 8t&r Clothing put off Horn time to times and tot thr House, Grand Jiapids. matter run lunger than they iutonded. | Grind River Vallsy Division WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Immense Reduction in all our Prices, hue xj||,OIKI 110 IM 01’MM! Must be Sold this Winter. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it ciry fwss depot Magnetic Ointment Has now on hand'a cemplete a isortnicjit of Z/ooAwJ Stationery, Pens. Penhold-} ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils} Pictures, Picture Frames^ Initial Paper and Envel~\ opes of the latest styles^ Hetarc. Coni, and Fancy^ Articles for the Holidays. Call ana see them. J/Io. HOBC^S. hnveu’t room to mention nil our fteduceil Prices, but we Herewith Pledge ourselves to OfB^r and Sell the Rost ILirguins in MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, our patron* are generally quite prompt, • end when ire are ubiigod to cull upon thrifli. they uro rn>Mt generally ready to ' pay at unro. Wo have no couture tor , anxon*. uul.ru it ia tor ouraelve*, for if romiM in ■•fir datim. Then, ar* foe men who tikn pL-murv in dunning (>*» •uitoblo for Alow ere. Saw Mill*, Buggi«« J , and Wagons 1’ainti, Oil*, Ac., nt tho>'n,e, '‘ and a> u general thing, misuo men Drug an* Book Store <rf w“t jnn.-5t3 , J. 1*. Bomxt* & Co. am< — . —. V Oil*. Oil*. Oil* l« tbe cry, but you „k HOUSE CLOTHING STAR T^E q/fE^T O/tE p^lCE STOQE, 36 Cunnl Street. 36 THEY HAVE STOOD THE Sr#rtscA‘; Tb. "C.I B.4 from Chicago through Gale.! urg to Burlington, hat achieved a cpleuilnl reputation in the last two year* at the lembMC Pnasengrr Route to the weet. At Burlington it nmuwUwith the great Italic; lta» wh>b ran. ato. through Southern Iowa to Nehrttaka and Kan***, with clown conuo-.tion* to " **■* 1 ' ».iirtiatotr>i> 1X6^®? £rsl'cs?> ISliM.1 ,aas‘ss» MICH quality, and cheapne*, in prieu baMe, “n,e uf a11 ,b“ all who examin* them. 23tf I diiforcnt calling* ■>[ life, had a fortuuo ' . tiiafiu- of eocre* they could l>o .bliging, anil wait an indrtiuit» New Good* in cn.il*** variety jutt oiwned, aad Air «alc at attonithintrly low price* nt Hariirr 4 Bailey"*. m29tf they h .ro to look to the. *anuag. ol ~ * cmplpyot and theni**ir<-* fo: with which to keep th* machine ly eotang to iigM in i*gar<i to thi* pen te ni agent in aaturn. 3ho Magnetic 5 ptitg* uf Michigan umi other lucalitn_ ,b. profound W.ten... ", .. . t.,n,I Urajrara.™ a muted to hav- I .-a m «.mpU*ho.l through ffie agcccy •■f tfec " Magnetic’' If tfoto-water-nr<-imptvgnalillr magnetu-m, it ft at all wonder- FAME AND FORTUNE. J UBl LEINEW YORK OBSERVER. Detroit & M il waukee R ft 'kTiIrtr Michigan Central R. R. OU), RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. tao»w» I'Mra.t usl CMarx Mklar »■»» »■» •MtUM *u> ir»la* £»■» «CProwl aad Wwi tr>« taint much valuable information ; a large correct map of the Groat Wert, winch can be obtained fro* of ctiargwbv addrotoing tile ‘ ” Agent, Ik 4 M. local “Eft while lb* Jocuxxt it 21) by 47 inc Jfleyw Juttrurl. Gue** not, Don. Take your t«. rule and tncasum the B**>*s. « police;. -pl ! I lit» ®W|S8s ■! iT x»: fS kt* iil ?, IS wr John «K> 4 Co a- celebrate I GUd 1’cn*, h* bert ia 'be market, for talc at tbe City Sown Doput. P O- building. Th* brick work to th* new School building i* cumplrted and the roof and cornice are being pot on. Lie Raed ju*t peteed our office with See Hero. S tnuigvrf—Tbarv ia not u» utltutton la the City of Hartlnc* that hi* modi* buggy, to get it weighed- B I mor* worthy of patrona c. than that w.^h. but 222 lb*. A perfect hearty. ' s Go and *e* it. Tu M. E. Social wiU be entertained br Mrt Wm. Tinkler, on Tueeday even­ fog of next week. All ar* cordially in- WK^'^irsasrt-. ’ ‘--uh 'to AO LhMfc ^a* tkafllto V^4 AMERICA American Organ ACCIDENTS The Weekly Sun. Buecll ba* Lotto of thing* for the Hulidav*. Seo bit n»w ad. Th* City New* Depot it introduced J. F. Holbrook La* a donee Cterirtmu Night, at Woodland Center. The epiaootic i* rapidly diaapje-aring in this city. No death* among the hurte* bars uceurrod that wa hare heard of PRICKS 1 TRAPS Is Offered Ic the PiUic R ill Britt. Everybody Should try them before lurchasif ewhem.dE THE WEBER. HALLETT & GLMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. New Advertisements. Pmur Qwtw- Toys. Toys. TOVS. Toys. Photop-aphs, CUNDURANGO. Fhotgrtphr. FRANK L. WARD. Bib*. Keene S t •’». Flail Extract. Ha ntinf8 $ Allefan. May 15, $5 to $20 Toys. Toys. 8553485348535353 BARLOW & ‘Silver Tongue’ Wm F- Starkweather and L. Diektnaon hav* opened a Paint Shop in Stri­ ker* building. For Sign painting in all ita branch** " Lang” known how to do it; and for Hou** pointing and fog. paper-hanging, etc- ata. “ Will” Ketp a large supply of Salt for •ale al Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. REMOVED To Washinfton Block oner !te ffl s wm 11 p cal m to MIW to t* Tatar. TEACHERS. nn lervtand* hit "Ina." 10 Barrel loin aud more sold to dealers nt a. very smalt rance above Cnr-load Rates. WREATH OF ROSES.' HASTINGS BABULS WS ' BLASTINGS MEAT MARKET Ctonmra, Cxannwo, Cwrars-i.—The I—t eaaorttMOt in the city «mmrting of heavy C—imerw Suit., Black CWh i Suit* and a ^JwndiJ amortm*ni of Black i Pant, aad Vert eaitobi. for Utoee articrpatiag marriage- For tai* ai th* N*w ' York Coah Star*. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, . PATENT COOLERS; pillELUpBEttF^I^D /g MI I.Y POkK ***>. J. H SLATER. leer. Builder, . . . LOTS. “M® �Lt. iJCchijan Machinin' Depot ®«FL mqirnlMHi, UaOewtod hk .miin, limo dunng the paat rammer in makiag ex£*■««•• ‘h« “»>•- TU park i* W by 65 mDra ln axtout. It » ca! u„ by tw "— * r Gijintic Gift Bate? i se. CAPITOL I8RB-! MICHIGAN \ tieiTooo WANTED AGENTS' BLOOD PIHIFIER Grund Mtuieal Entertainment wwait ia>pura by dalatatHaa MCTtUuaa. ar* acr»ritl«M ar alm dl.«aan. BlotcUa. r.teaa. raatalaa. C.«k,l, F^pto*. Aa., Ac. Ilan? faa a l>,.pepilr lu«Mch t t'alro* Kfattwa ta pmatpih .aLa lb. ...Ua la toMIt M"t vilbpanrir of tba tUwl. Itruaaiaal lea 4aa»y. <lrn«ril Wrakaw aad iaertis. GRAIN AND FLOUR. Haro ro. wcakacaa at tbo Utaatlar. I FOOT KKE1.DV HTTlEKT. DCTKOiT. Tn .rain 4**r.r of Ctaoak lhanb-a ***IC ‘kHr *♦***•h.tuM af lb* ttoWriA. I mm* okillful enrwen would ba baffl-d mtMra&mu mewro krnddu roadwny» through it Thi,. Mr. Langford -YW La not the ca»e, but. a. in Jmo.t •n?«a.of tha mountain, fin. route. ‘-Le improresmt of which will nrcea.itato no 'exiraragm outlaw. Ho mid, that th. country >T bhn tu. araran i. .r„ ®oro wonderful and atrango than baa yet bran mmi. poldic. Th. completion of the Northern Pacific will bring it wilbin eMy acoc-as to tourista, when tho tide of travel that ha. Mt wit.i inch Mndy Ao. 10 the volley of th. Ycm. >.0 will be turned Montuna ward to view the moat aingular, grand, and ab•“■My wou#orfal locality of whieh tbe wmid ha. any knowledge. MATHEW BUSINESS THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. St. Joseph, Mich. Nv. 4,1872 Tho Calvert Lithographing Company of Detroit, AMERICAN MARBLE COLLEGE "•I th*ritl,p-t MmM tad lopartlaf rlrw tu .11 lb* vital tu.ee.; torIHI.M** tip >ad n-Uori.g ba ■•akwd«M>ul>ai*>a f*B JURUBEBA JOHN N WENDELL & CO. ■ M.liC". inr.i.n is Flnar. Grain. Berk and 8 twin Baran.—Tba effect of oold on iron, omecraing which much diroraify Trunk Railway ot •cuUa. which inaxponnd to never* cold, aud* a cued deal of tt. At th* rvcoul hnlf-ymrly mnwting of th* company, in London, tho PnradMt aaid that 8,500 to 4,000 rail* ou the line break rtvrj winter 1 Bn: h« found oomfort iu the fart that, in about 110 mOm of ntNl track, only aight or twu rail* hare broken. It wm fcon-d when Bonaamrr jaQa ctta dwitod that their romUnce to wear wouH ba counterlialiit>rod by unusual liability to break, end that they would be eapacially dangcrotu in wraro cUrantro, tho hnpro-ion boing, apparoaUy. that haring ^miethrag of the hardm ai of cant iron, they had also something of ito briulenaM. Thia experience ol ibo Grand Trunk Railway, hawerar, indi­ rate* that thay or.' ranrcinlly tilted for raeh climaua. PROBATE ORDEB. Morrison'* Addy Department. $23,900 in Ileal Estate ! $3,000 in Cash ! . $0,555 in Personal Property GRAND RAPIDS MANTLES AID GRATES. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS Ir-d purr arU KELl.uwu. LIGHT IN THE EAST P. A. BILUNGS. A Farm of 121 acroa. aituat.xi in tho t'twnahip ot llaltimorv, 8 milro from Hailing., anil only .'I mi lea South uf th. Grand Hirer Valley It. It. at Quan In ' p»A y.ung anil growing orchard, good ok building*. living stream of waler, »u arpa. under impror.menta, J tnilo mm School IlirtiM), bugar bu*h ot t.OOn, trow. Spleudid timber of all Simla'; Oak, liaowcvd. \\ Lit*wood c-ftx. fi-rma, 825 per acre. For fun her in-1 ■truciiooi, inquire nt thi* Chile-, or at; ;he'j>n;pTi'<doi», - H. II 4 A. G. FREEMAN. Baltimore. April 17th. 1*72. BLOOD fUHBilB. CHAS JUNE & 6110., Shell Qysters and Clams, WILLS CARBOLIC TABLETS Harper's Magazine. MATURE imnomH.iwL stmziw. IEUEW. NATURE’S FARRAMO 4 WILLIAMS Hair Restorative CO. THIOAT ANO LUNG INSTITint S,9< Carriage & House 1- D. SINE’S NINETEENTH oBAKDANHDALDlSTfilBmijN $200,000 00 MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES IN VALUABLE GIFTS L. Fla ft; Banners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures ■Painted to Order. WOODEN Q10.0W IN AMERICAN GOLD!J 10,000 IN AMEBlCXy SILVEB1 BLOCK l>.«. VD3CTtXL •< th. bHl raatt EvautSESM- LETTERS- J?.. WILSON'S TABLE BULIARL CPUEH MIXTURE. MANUFACTURE Harper’s Weekly- Glnss Show Cards. LANGLEY DICKINSON bET&OIT, BOILER WORKS. llnMinga, Sept. 18. 1872.—tf THOUGHT RUlllK"<_^4jm "DoiiEsnrrTB wTha.i ruHGULorrs HERE.-’.?.'".'. sbj=s?5*; WONDERFUL CEL lottc/iy PATENT COOLER: A NOU.'.E CSAMTr I’ENTHE^WEJS! Ktaia State Orpm Asylnn, OHFORT’S OUCH — WANTED.’^.-X’; ijfeuSjfflnSiffiiffiite. < Bupinocx tliat will Pay *a4 ia alrwtr bM» a.ne'i.sj-Mais.isiMiR.' raraMM LaLwaami U.aaM two. ar. >ntul:».l PVMFY YOUB BLOOD. Silver Tongue’ WORM CONFECTIONS ssSstsksssHi.I'sls; 'c Harper’s Bazar •■FSftWZ 01000201000002010001022348530000000602 ;$75 to *250 per month' 7LlrnJ.v «... Cl, Da CROOK’S mnpor POKE ROOT. DETROIT BHBDiB WORKS.) Dr. Crook’s Wine of'L r IO YEzllUd Public Test lb* prorod DR. CROOK'S Tallow, Grease and WINE Potash COII, WALLACE * LAW. HUBiuhiumOx *«*MU« apm.ii.r. aad.a ik b aa«n*a** ilwra »u> b» But. ai u •< IhU a-i.A-w la*.an. ct iwu haa-lrrJaaa Sinicai nd fetaical, I DENTIST OPEN 1- TOP BU0CIE8. WKIaiualloan braarbMA it.« W™.l lion ever ouervcl tbe public. Itl.rtrtilnUzcmcdteluntnunltOewnf Tnr.amt ua*w'»M turdiocitaewwf Uw Throat and Lup, p-rfarnina U>* mw* rreurtaW. mr.i annasl. AtruinW, l.n, m ».l .—...n,, .«,< Uan ifcAJSi-. Hipnlaiad tor >a Mid aanwaac. ■ftnrig J. H- SLATER. WREATH OF ROSES.' TIN, CCfTEE 10 mffl W I1E ICI1CAJ. ATOTWWMtHCAL. fineer, Builder, Money to Loan. DlaeaMw of the Tritratj Orpins JMndioeorany Liver Cotu plain!. It to also a frapcrlor Tonic, Bedarai the Appetite, tfaassi* KSTBAT. vsMnm ■» _ Strayed or Stolen I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-12-18.pdf bd7790abcdad89e0a78b81d55b0559e1 PDF Text Text Tift Rar^tic^ VOL. XVII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN fnfesiipal and WEDNSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1872. NO. 34 Carfc. i “all right” Not so a neighbor ot his. who, io get more capital, »L hal takin takM Mr. Lawrence as a (wrtner Instead cf bringing in ten thousand dolinm. that "cap.!alwl’' was only -LU to put down three thousand, and before the end of I- BoiMfar •*b feruro. tillbu. I Mr. Little shook Ha bead. “Don’t say no too quick,” replied his wife. “Let us co over the whole mat­ ter at borne and at the store. Bappooe ing lus warehouse for tbo day. Tse bo-1 one or two thousand dollars were saved tag over, be made preparations for go-, in the year, what difference would that ingoat' with the tnteatiaa of celling upon Mr. iMwrones. As bo reaebsd | his bead for Ms great-eooL a voice seemed to soy to him : ■Tell your wife. Talk fr> her about it" But ho rejoefed the thoaght mstaatly. IDS Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, VnirersaUy l„o,r„ <u Uir BEST HEJ^LVO STOVE in Hit HorM ! rata reread'as," replie woman, in a reeniuU afraid of the red flag. I lion and pot the money in yoar bnaianything about bariums. Hix isn't: ore It wunt bring torn than two thonhelp me," be am wired firmly. i sand dollars, end it may bring more. •Toll your wife 1 Ths words were in |' My piano alone is worth nearly five bunhie mtnd, and would keep repeating ri 4red. Wo ran board tor a rear or two, ihjfeaMyua. and when we get all right, retsra again “Oan.t you say where you are going I to boeoekeoping.” Aaren? Why do you make a mystery I' "We wont try that yet, Betsy, ” said of HF’ “Oh* it's only a matter of buriaem I JEWETT & ROOT’S FIRE PROOF STOVES! Mnnufncttii'etl fr CHRIST MAS. In the BEST STYLE and Genuine Eastern Oak Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS Leather. O, SAY ! W heeler SpHU/iq Silver j SiL r‘t PLw> ■'w* Look to your intercut and purchaf-your Kalt at the,old stint! of s-s niRE. Willson BLACKSMITHING! ipso J. S. GOODYEAR &. Co. DENTIST Millt Mitaijaa. Eufin M. BasteR Jut 1), 1872. 4570 Pon Wines mi Honors!' NEW GOODS NEW GOODS TIONS Be Defy Competition ! Gold & Silver Watches HASTINGS, MICH. J. Cole & Son, JUST arrive® J. P. ROBERTS & Russell 4 Nevins DRUGS Medicines, Michigan Exchange. Dye Stu tie, Winter paints & oils Mr. little stood irresolute. What pond would telling her do? "What's the matter, Aaron * You've i hewn dell fur some lime j«at. Nothing gixng wrong with jou. I hope?*' And bia wife laid her hand upon hia arm. son, and never did, as you know. I don't believe he's stair man. lad me take bia place, and you will make a dear two thousand a year, and may be, as much mom” " I rant think of it, Betsy. Lot us wait awHIe." ** You must think of it. and wo wool wait awLUo," rwfilied the reeolnta wile. “ What ia nglit to be done is beet dene quickly. Is there no safety ia my plan Y" “ Yes, I think there is, bul-----" Then let us adept it al once, and | throw ell beta overtaxed, ar” end she "Certainly 1 do. What better reason !। looked at him a little miacHevoaaly, canyon want than ths one I have giv­ "perhaps vuu would ndlxsr have sum­ en? If she knows that the iocoms is, talk with kr Uwreara, first.” "Hang reduced, aa a prudent wife, ebo will Mr Lawrence 1” ejaculated Aaron Litendeavor to reduce the arpccuie. Hadn't you better take off your cost, , and ait down and talk with mo a liitie, 1 Hr. Little i«nnitted hia wife to Oraw off hia overcoat. w faith she took into thn passage and replaced cn the hat-rerk. Then returning to the parlor, she said : “Now, Aaron, talk to me aa freely aa you choose. Iton't keep anything back Whatever the trouble la, let me know it said. >• always the beet help, is moot to lx depended cn. We may know our- | selrex. and that is a greet deal more than wo can say about other |«>plc , When shall wo have tbe sale T^. * Not S3 fast, Betsy, not ttMaat, 11 hav'nt agreed to tbe sale A That would be sore to make a certain lore Furniture sold at auction never realises above half its cost." । *■ It would bo a certain gain, Aaron, if it saved you from bankruptcy, with which as 1 understand it, Vju are threat- "Oh, them’s no very great trouble yet. 1 am only afraid of trouble. I see it coming, and wish to keep out ot । its way. Betsey.” "That's wise and jmidvet,” said bis । wile. “Now tall me why you are going to see Mr. Lawrence." i Mr. Little let his eyes fell to the floor. your coming into my warehouse and , taking Hobson's place. All the money fsm retail salsa P*mee through his hands, end bo baa it in hie power, if not boaoat, to rob me seriously I've not felt altogether easy in regard to him DRY qOODS 1/i E/ioLin VW‘Tr Ofc bait, nib Inrat IM Mb two FU3TEB, SWCIS) WATER UME, LOE Bi HAIR, Shingles, Lath, &c. “ Ton are mysterious. Little.'' “ Am If Well, ia pUin worlc. a roar ago 1 waa bawd-up for reeuey in my buatness. and thought of taking ia Lawrouoe. I told my wife about it Bbe said,'Don’t do iJ Audi didn't; for her ‘den't do it’ was followed bv ouggeetfons as to Ho wife's extraragwnoo that opened my ayoe a Kttio. I toM her Maiden Leas, New York, publishers' of The AUat, adopted hie process for the production of their Premium CAnimoe, some three yean ago ; and with the in­ creased faoilitiea thus placed al has dis­ posal, Mr. Stahl has been enabled to achieve the most admirable results, and ths tfrm are now printing Chromes, equal in every resjert to ths very beet The picture to bo copied is covered with a transparent sheet of oiled paper, on which a tracing ot every onUtno is made. Thia outline ia then transferred to a lithograjdiic stone, known aa the “Key." A number of plalra, equal to the number of tints desired; is next pro­ paced. and an impreasing from the Key is printed on each. With the original before him, the artist fills in with a crayon such porVuas of tbo outline on each pls to as ho wishes to hare repro­ duce the particular shads assigned to iu The untouched portions ofjbo plain seen nothing wrong. Bnt. if yua took I bis place, two thousand dollars wiU be ! eared certainly." "Bat if I have my bouse to keep," Mrs Little answered to thia, “bow can I help you at tbo warehouse’ Tbefirat thing m order is to get the house off my “ Iton’t you lliiak that Annie rould be iudncvd to <«mo and lire with US for a few months until we try this new experiment T' not if be bad twenty thousand dollars.” " But the money, Aaron ; the money "Because ia no reason,” replied Aaron thia furniture would bring I That a Lit tie. ■ The extravagance of hia wife is, what I'm l<oking after. You want wan answered firmly. "What do you know about her F’ "Only what I have scon. I've celled on her two or three times, and have no­ ticed the style in which her house is furnished, jt is arrayed in palace at­ tire compared with ours And aa fur think of it The red flag. Aaron—the dm*, it would take the interest of a red flag I Deleted upon it, that’s th. little fortune to pay bar millinir'i and first thing to be dome. Two thousand mantua maker's bills. No, no, Aaron ; dollon will make you feel Kko another Mr. Lawrence isn’t your man, dotiend person—fire you oourage, souSdoncu on it He'd « up the tan thommnd and energy." “ You may be right, Betsy ; bat 1 just been lingering over a paragraph in dollars in less than two years." FRENCH CLOCXS, whkh the writer auggeetJ to beams s “Well. Betsy, that's pretty clear talk,' can't bear the thought of running oat OPERA GLASSES, men in trouble the propriety of raid Mr. Little, takfar a long breath iug their wires. "I'm rather afraid, after what you say, •Talk to them freely of yonr affaire, that Mr. Lawrwoeo is not my man. But it said. "Let them understand exactly your condition. Tell them of your difI “Ivii afraid, Betsy; but am no capito!; longer faint-hearted With such a -Qrw— _________ । brave little wife aa you to stand by my itisrfily, sad witboat aay sign c ride. 1 need not tsar the world.” anxp-t' In a week from that day tbo red flag “Or I may broome bankrupt, was hung out When Urn auctioneer made up Ha accounts. bo bad in hand a Kale over three thousand dollars, tor which • check was filUd out to the or­ der of Aeron Little. Il come into bia hand, just at the right moment, and lion* of color required ot an artiat who swsys to lay out and complete the plaice tor a Ohroana, may bo Uinily imagined by tbuee who see end odmiro the srdeod.d results of bis labours. InTbo.WdswsstaU duaoat may lx seen two immense Cottrell A BebcoeX printing machines, salectad fot their accuracy of register and pawfeet dlatri. bation. These trsoaas are constantly occupied in primieg tbe llrrotnoe to be given aa premiums to subscribers to Ko AU— for 1871. The proreea of twlrif priming has, rage over htliography: the printia; u niffroui surUa, frem/irs-never per­ feet, amt continually d-maadiag renew­ al-bet dirretly from the engraving Itse’*t which hetnr ua bard motel. will �WnSi .u.«nU~,.r ptacM Hatch and Depernt. Thi. bos.d so cowstUuted wer* proofing to can­ veto the vote., whan, upon du. appliesety.’ioed biX’judJ.’^TttaT5S cither envy or malic.-, to fauirot divrenl tn its own ranks. The Pasf cccniwrads District btate Court, whose jariadrction itssMl Uwrcfore, to tire true Repot-liear., tn the cM was unquestioned. War- -f Michigan, n* * newspaper which rauth thereupon forcibly ejected the they van rOf m*. judge granting said injunction from hi. 8ir.ee tbe drtecriot! of th* New York office, and installed fa hi* place, before Tririnw. which formerly had to largo a tu* votes were eanvaswwl or it wa* b-gsl- ' eireuhdion in this -State, thste eonsidely known who was elected, th* Demo rations are particularly wertby tho at cratie candidate fur tho juJgrahjp in t-ntion nt Republican caavaraers, and that district at that el ctiun. Proceed. w" believe that many of ths ibonstad* ■ tugs were than had in th* tfa r*m* who have heretofore contented thsm; Court uf tho State, by which the validity I of this change of judges was brought in quesbun; and th* court held it invalid, , and in effect decided that Warmoth's । board uf convaraets waa illegal aad iu acts void. to. aside from politics^ tbe J**4 f These docisfomi of th* State court challengtM contrast as a thoroughly were treated by Wannoth with pet foci equipped IfiMMomf Punlf AAl lOjmterapt, gait .u oorumen.ril fa ba* tho beat market reports of any ot t «quily in the United States Dtalrict the Detroit ncwsjmpor*—u tbo most Court, tn which injunction wa. *a*u careful iu its tuiicollanooas seleetiunv— and obtained agafaat th* Warmoth end publishes no edvsrtiaement* that Board of Canvaaaen ; and thi* injuni-- ! may not be read aloud in a family. _____ „u ___ bon waa al»o treated by Warmoth'* j •ri.L — Board with con:«mp:. Instruction were ; then given to the marshal to sutorc* the actor, strength, scops and variety of iu orders of thia court, aid troops were I editorial ducuwions.it is no exaggcraplaced at hia service for that purpose. - | tion or affectation to say that none of its Msaawhilo the board of canvassers or­ । city cotemporarins protend to cumpete ganised according to law, or a majority of them, estivated the vole* and re­ Soon after Ihe first of January, tbo turned that Republican candidates for Pett will be placed in an entirely new Preeidcntiol elector* aud State Offi-wr. typographical dress, aud in February ■er* elected, and that certain persons will print a tboruughly ravi*»J Railroad were sleeted to ths I-egis star*. War­ Map uf the Lower Peninsula of Mich­ moth, having called on extraurdinarv igan, slewing tbe extanriun of all lb* session ot thu Lcgialaturo, th* partons Railroads in that portion of tfia Stat* leturuud a, elected Sy tha regular board gambled iu the State Hwj»\ and af­ will bo eleven iuebe* by thirteen and a ter uiganixatiun made a formal > equid- bolt in sia>, and show Letter than any uuc, under -ection 4i artid* 4 of th* Con­ other map in existence tho Railroad stitution uf Us Ujfitod States, upon Ihe system of the State. Whew it firat ap­ Preident to protect the State from do­ peared, in September, D>71, it attracted mestic violence. tho attention of Huilroad men, ahippera, Resuluuons of impeadimsnt were merchants, capitalist* and boainrar ope­ 1 preferred by thia body against War- ra txna, all over the country, and eo great । tnuth. and under the constitution of far was the demand tor it that more tl-hr State the lieutenant Governor became nwWy /AoxmwJ ropM* have been distribut­ , active Governor. Anuther body aaaem- ed ia this oounUy and Euruj«’. Scarroi bh d at Lyceum Hall,' m Now Orleans, ly a day elapse*, wen now, that orders | claiming to be th* Legislalure of the are not recwtvsd fur it. Aa an adver­ I Slate, and was reraguixixl by Warmoth. tisement of the Steto, it ba* never been Two organisations war.’ thus made, equalled in »ts ellect. promising nothing to fa* State but dis­ Tho circulation of tbe N'ttUy Put cord and anarchy. Not doubting that waa nearly doubled last year, and wil I imwularitiea bed occurred oa both side*. undoubtedly be greatly utilorged this ; but believing fast the Republican had winter. The Pest Company offer tipecial in­ | received a majority of th* votes of LouitI fans, and acting in conformity to the re- |, duccmenta to canvassers for large clubs, . .i - -I-- ------------ ----- । besiUes a libral list of premiums to agents securing thn largest numlx-r of | tbe President derided to answer the reaolution of the State Hotuo LcguU'.ure by recognising tbo orgauaalion with which it ia connected aa the lawful gov- in * sfazlo volume. We Uadcratand , th«L for the coming year, th* Ferwr is ■* to be enlarged end gntally improved, ■ but th* MlAcriptira two is to remain aa bales*, •Imply two doUan a y«ar. Rtetesaenl ol votes given in thn Coun­ twenty-fivu aero*, i* now under cultiva­ ty of Burry State of Michigna, for Rep­ tion. resentative in CongntM trern the 3d The progrea. iu tbo school. baa bc«a Congressional District: fully un to that attained in former years. Education, and nut punithmei.t is the primary aim. Th* report ahbra. from th* Intvllectual stand of those admitted to tho &buoL how strictly ignorance and crim* go band in band. Tbo num­ ber Of commitmeato for. th* la.t six year* has diminished 20 per «*ut., and this is regarded as indicating a great moral improvement in the community during th* time. Duublloss tho pru«. irnity of th* School to our l.itlo city h»* a wboLsome eflect upon a«.me of H*»Usss cm ’ COMSTIT’JTIOIAL AMBIDKOM. Statement of votes given in th* County of Barry and State of Michigan, at the Gem! Election h-ld in said County on Tue^ay. th* fifth day of No­ rember, 1872, L-r and against the following propowod Amendments to the Consiitution of said State, in cumpHau** with Joint Resolution* No*. 31 and 36 of th* B«**i.m foes of 1871, via: An “Arucndmuiit preri-ling for the payment of bond* iasned and negotiated, and the purchase price thereof realised prior to the twenty-seventh day uf May eighteen hundred and seraniy, by Connties, Townships, and Munic!|<liti*s is­ suing tho Mine, for aud in aid of any Railroad Company," to eland as Section thrre (8) ol Artid* ninetora-a (19-A, “Of fiailro.ida'' A.’»s an “Amendment relative to the limits of Judicial Circuits, and the 'number thcreo'," to stand a* Section enreu of Artiel* six. Aho, an “Amendment rdativi tu th* salaries of Judges of tbs Circuit Coon,'* to stand os Section one uf Article nine. FAME ABD FOBTUBE. H73. JUBILEE. ■ ------ rgi.^, H Ikr HEW YOHS OBSERVER. ■tuser k. Norsk a co., TRICKS i TRIPS =. AMERICA * lu™ «... Tbe Board again urges upon th* at­ We frequently hesr tho remark made. tention of the Dgulaturo tb* n**d ul HU admitting buys into tho Schtxd aayoung Ikai bswesty U th* Lost policy. We at .even years ; tor the neeossitv of edare willing to admit that tb* above uentiun is eo preasing that tbe Superin­ proverb ie Well enough to tboso who tendent has often, io ubbgstfon tu the mak* Auwey a policy; but the question interest* of the comtrur'’ ’ ! children for sum* tim* arise* is .it right, to mak* policy of hou,— — , _ high 1 ---------------------grade in other respacis is al'aiued. And fits* it ia a true axiom that if yxriety and in­ mon, when it ia actually Mcsajary that dividual. do not tax tin ra*e!vus for the ' foe him to bo honest, ha should in soy Tho who]* number of rote* far said 1ctrfa* uf yuutb, they will U doubly tax­ way whatever hare policy consMtod ed ' for tho vwr ol th* adult. The tvfoitn- •ffice of Representative in Ur-ngroM. 1 attwy power of the Scl o-.l is tar m<>n- was three thousand nine hundred and with it. An honest man is th* noblest striking upon youth fa it* i srlier yeai*; sjxtjxn* (8.061),and they w.reg-ven for work o( Gut . An honest mow is honest and gtxxl mural training snd fatelkctu- too following persons, v:x: because with him it i* a yrisreyfa, and George Willard received two thous­ al disoipliDe are nxne im;ertant than not a policy; neither dues he require or rendering tbe institution self-supporting and six hundred ond nia-ty-right (2,098) by litniung th* inmates to fauoo only ul votes. J-.hn G. J'arkhurst received one ilssir* a policy ia order that he may be thousand two hundred and forty-oao msturvr ago. In tin* report, thn Boanl of Control (L24I) votes. Jarob K. Elliott received recommend still further imprurmu-nU -me (1) vote. Caleb H. Ellis received of tho premiss*,—a permanent wall ri-ihtocn (18) vote*. John Evan* re­ around tbo yard, walks, aad trews, etc . ceived one (I) vote. Scattering received being tteodfui They ask the Itogi.lo- mu /'’I ....... ture for 836,000 for the next year and •rt, than th# lore m hoousty itswlf. a like amount for 1874 to carry them STATE OF MICHIGAN, Wo belivvo an individual who is honthrough. •it only through policy, ia a* bad, real­ 11 *y find it difficult, as do tbo Boards County of Barry ) of Control of similar institution* else­ ly, at heart, aa a man who makes tu Wo do Hereby Certify. That tbe for*., where, to devise a perfect system of dis­ cipline; for where mild treatment ia gmnr i* a correct statement of the votes' tha best policy ? No! Mustamaa be­ Ztrenio the County of Bany. Mate of । always tu be preferred, when it will se­ cause lie picks up bis neighbor'* well cure the end desired, yet there are some Michigan, far Repreeentativo to the’ eases that cannot bo rvathed but by. Can^rees of too United Bta-ee, froji tho , filled puree on th* street, restore the M Congressional District of tn* State of I “stripes." money to it* rightful owner with the The receipts of the Treasurer during Michvau, at tho General Election, held | thought that he will bo well rewarded tho year unding Sept. 30,! 1872. were in saul County a. the 5th day of No­ Article niuatesa-a (lt>—A), “Of fta'lroads, ’ was two thousand six hundred and twenty-threa (2,628), and they were given a* follows, via: On* thousand four for his honesty ? Must tbo everlasting 880.462.93; disbursements, 859,000: vember, in the year oh* thousand eight hundred and eighty-nioe (1,489) rates were givrn FOR said amendment to tslaiue, 821,462.93. This balance wil;. hundred aad •evenly-two. yeiire be the only thing which actuates Dated at Harting'. City, this 12th day I stand a* bsctiou tl>rM (3) of Article ninetosn-a (W-A). “Of ILtilroodi." And all bo expended before tiro fir.t appro­ him in restoring to the owner what be­ one thou.4nd on* hundred and thirty-foar (1,184) votes were siren AGAINST of November, A. D. 1872. priation can bo obtained. saul amendment to stand as Suction throe (3) of Artiel* niueteeu-a (19-A. “Of long* to him? If »o, then it ia all poll„ R. JONES, Tho number of rammitments since • iey, and there is no boneety about it. Chrisman of th* Board of Ceunty | Kaurood* the opening ot tha Behoof. 6- jit 2,1856, . ?^*wh<d* n»»ber of vuha for and against the “Amendment relative to Cenvaaser*. God rwprirea his children to worship is 1,306; of which L2U wore whit. lho umite ol Judicial Circuit*, aud the number thereof;" to stand a* Section I boys, 86 colored, 8 girl*, ami 1 Indian Attest. Wn IL Powxas. Him bee*nre it is right they should do ** t * u uf Article six, was two thousand fir* hundred and fifty five, and the w*-e Secrvl.ry of the Boarf of County There are now 201 boy* fa the School given as fal.uw*. v.x: Ono thousand two hundred and sixtreo (M16) votes Canvareert. Iasi year Wayuu county sent 21,—the were given FOR tai-l amendment, to stand as Section seven of Article six. And He who only think* to worship the Tho Fifth Avenue Hotel disaster was highest number; Wafatconw, 12,—the one thousand three hundred and thirty nine (1,339) w-tes were given AGAINST In &rvtmr*i for Docwmber there ia 1 nest lughsm raunty sent 3. Heavenly Father to escape punishment W terrible affair indeed. Twenty two •*id amandiuent to stand a* Section seven of Article six. and secure happinese, will find himself person* burn ed to death, and *>m* of the following grapbi.- description, 1-y Statement uf votes given )n th* ConnIhe wbofa number of vote* given for and against the "Amen lmsnt rela­ in the end deceived. We should bo ac­ them burned to »urh a decree ti at they Mr. Froude, uf tun death of a fam oon ment- are Justices of tbo i'l-are, Polio ty of Dairy. Stale cl Michigan, for 8entive to th* salaries of Judge, of the Circuit Court," to stand aa 8*eti)o one ot I Justice*, Circuit Courts, and the pvopot> tuated by no other motive, than tbs were not only not reoicnixdble, but Irish suiuggh-r of tho 1 ’•th century : Article nine, was tw. thousand five hundred and forty-om, CA541), and they atwr ia the Stalo Legislature for the IGth ti--n of cuinioitmanta by each of the*-1» ___________ ”,_____a__ , Il was e strange, wild ptacs, dm* to iI in were given as follows, vix: One thousand two buodrMt and sixty one (1,261) levs of doing a just aad honret act. the order hero pained. Ixist ytw S-nalurial District to which this County th* sea. amidst rocks and bogs and ut­ vo«M were given k UR said amendment, to .tend aa Section on* of Article nine. Never reward a child far performing na ter dawlatKin. Ntar it stood the wreck ‘ there wets 92 Committed—77 for petty i» nltarhrd, at tbe General Elei tion held And .-a* iiiuosand two hundred and eighty (1,280) rotevw.ra given AGAINST act of honesty, because if you do, he construct a building that is to be inhab- ol a ruoflas- church, and the yet ohter t larceny, 5 for bu'glnry and larony, •• in vaid Cvonty, Nor. 6th, 1872. - : aacl anwndmvnt, to stand as b-ctioa on of Artiel* nin*. ititd, as to afford no way of escape in too, vrill soon have a policy fur being, ease of fir*. Then in this care, it would ruin of some Danish pirate a riest Tho ' for avsault and battery, I far bieaking STATE OF MICHIGAN, 1 I locks, 1 for toqp-ry. 1 for sneu, 1 fas boncst. A few word* of praise and seem by investigation, that there is Ah^duwy form of tbe brigantine was vis­ ; malicious tre*pa*a 1 for vagrancy an-i encouragement, will do far more to­ great criminality on tho part of those ible through the gray sheet of falling j profanity, and 1 was returned tor viularain, at anchor in the liarbor, and from ■ W« no Hsaasr Ctanrr, That the foregoward making a goed and true man or who claim to be protrietot* nt the Hot*!. the rocks in the entrance rntn* the ’ tfcm and parole. But we offer th* following insteid of i"gwa enrrert slateoieul of the vote* given in th* C-snly of Berry snd Plate woman, of the child, than by paving a making further comment* : moaning of the Atlantic swell. M»rty, i Tho nativity of those eotamltt-'-l arc: o,_,.'j'bignn. for and against 'ho revrral amendment* to tho Conslitutiute of I Michigan 61 ; Canada 17 ; N< w York 8. price for it* honesty. beiqinl-eforr cited, al the General Election held in said County oo Now York, Dec. 13.—The fire mar­ looking for no visitors on inch a nighL Germany 3; Ireland 2; ami the re*' The Every individual ha* hia policies, sh al's investigation of tho Fifth Avenue had neglected to post sentinels. hull day of^ovember, in tho year of our Lord one tboussn-l eight huudrod bouse was surrounded, and tbo wolf was 1I scattering. Th* nativity of the parentend seventy two. ’ can’t do without them; but tho prompt- hotel fire was continued yesterday. traced. Th* dog* inside were the first I| 36 Amette-m and tbe rest foreign. Dated st Hasting* City, this 12ib day of Novsmber, A. D 1872. Six were committed at ten year* ol inga to honesty by policy we belisvo to Mary Graves testified that on tho night to take alarm. A violent Larking war of the fire she woat to bed at half past 11. JONES, b* detrimontal not only to society, but nin*. About eleven o'clock she was beard, and then suddenly th* door was I age, 1G at II, 12 at 12 20 at 18. 14 •> ,, , Chsinoan of tbe Board of County Csnvsasersj | 14, 14 at 16, -nd ‘J a^, 16. Tl.irty-«|. doubly eo to th* individual who cannot awakened by fir* in her room. She thrown on-n Morty appeared in hi* ; wer* orphsn* Thirty-fire bad been ii. ns. 11. Powcits, then ran out and gave th* alarm on th« J yy.-rri.rj -f ibe Hoard of C-rnntj Canvassers.' jail. Fcrty-fi-ur ha-l to some *xten floor below, where the girl* lav asleep , slept out ol door*. Twanty-eigl-t sen Her tcorimony went to show that the ' Catholic, fifty Protsatant, and 1! uu could hare been saved if steps had I known. The Situation In Hew Or­ girls been taken hi arouse them cn th* ap- ■ I Fifty eight persons vrm discharged preach of danger. leans the 16th in»t. । during th* yrar as reformed ; 38 wen Samuel Teunwek* of Salt lake testi­ fied that ho was a guest. That no alarm bad been girsd when he first dis­ Tho house waa evidently lull of men; their parents; 2 reached majority; 4 eighteen of them bolted, on^ after tho i w*ro remandrd, and 1 cscaiwd. covered thn fire. Eight bodies still remain at tho other, iu tbe hopes of d>a»iug off tho They are haring anything but a com­ Tbe boys are mostly etunfoved in tbr troops into pursuit. Each, however, The LARGEST and mumi oomplete Jewelry Store In the Wsst, with tbe fiaert fortable time in New Orleans, u regards Morgue of which four are not yet iden­ waa caught and examined. and. when cano shop when not in school FourTbo whole number of votes given for Stock ever brought to the City. tified. Jn tbe event of the remaining | tren w-rk at tailoring, 11 in the kitchen .aid office of Senator was three tboumn J the government of the State of Louisi­ corj-evs not beltg removed before Sun­ found not to be tho man whom tbe party department, and 13 at faraung. 137 &, 139 State St corner of Madison, CHICAGO. ana. Th* following will explain the day, they are to be interred by some came in search ot, was 1st go. At las: | The number of officers and *mp|oy>w nin-’ hundred and six (3,906), and they matter io date ; were given f--r thn following persan.. >mperanre and religious sorietios ir. Th* report a!w> (retains statistical tabits cuocwromg the ednentioua! standaid G,urg». M. Dcwiy rec-iv. d taro thou­ and progress of the iumat**. Abau’ sand two hundred and eighteen [2,218] and child, who were with him, with a I request tnat their lives might b* saved. half of tb*tn, when admitted, wer* un votes. John Evans itreirvd euu thou­ The officer in command received them । able to read iu th* Third Header. When kindly, an.I gave them such protection I ihtmiss*d, only one-rigblh c* :h*m an sand six hundrel aud eighty-six (1.686] ~XV A.TCI-IJES. aa be could. Morty himself refused to ’ of that grade in reading A large por­ votes. J. Eraus received uno [I] vote. surrender; it wasdetermined toat fire tion ol them advance, to higher ari’h- Andrew J. Bow no, received otn- (I] rot" Indies' Fino Gold watches. Diamond*. to tho thatch and wild-fire was thrust Gold Opera Chains, Silver Spoon*. the grammar department of a comiauu STATE OF MICHIGAN, i Grata Opera Chains. school. with tb* w*t, and kng refused to catch. Gold Neck Chains, latare tho impeachment was postponed Too phsyiaan gives a wry flatteiing Gountyul Barre. S At last it biased up; th* flame* seford Silver Vest Chains, till Wednesday. It is stated that the This is the ea^batie pledge of tb* thu dry ratter*; tho roof loll in; and report ccncanting tbe sanitary condition Table Castors, Wt do Hxatar Ctanrr, Thai the Governor will mt answer the idtat inns. lev Pitchwra, of the boy*. Only one ha* died in ths Cuffire Unia, In the ballot fee U. 8 Senator to­ veteran Conductor end Founder of amidst the burning rums, Morty and his post year, namely, Andrew Bell, of ran­ foregoing te a oumsrt *uittmctrt of the Sol I*wH. morrow. Billing*. Carey, Dowell, Pinch­ Mooat's R vast Nrw -Yoaara in hi* pro­ four leuiaining companion, were *«-n . sumption. There w*re two or three ca- vote* given in the County ol Barry and Syrup Duhaa, Card Stands, beck end exXtov. Hahn will probably spectus for 1873, aad. judging from hu standing st bay. blumierbuv* in hand. ! svv ol lung fover, rather aevero, and 8cat* uf Midiigun, tor benalor in tbe b|«>n Holders, practice in redeeming promises during Ho waa evidently desperate, and to save State Ix-gislaturn for ‘ he Sixteenth Sen ­ Nat-kin Hinge, ■ ’taps and Gublete, a score of year* past, tho public may lite it was necessary to snout httn. Th* I' two Cto.es o! Iracture of th* fore-anu atorial District, to which diis Countv is Waiters, Bracsdata, I Great credit is due toe Superintendent expect it* fulfillment. Th* 2f*raf has • oldiers fired; Morty fall with a ball! attached, at tho General Election held Butter DjIim, Gold Thimbles, and Matron for hygienic regulation*. long ranked as the leading weekly in through his heart. Two of his comrade* |I Th* refxtrt close* with o-plea of a fr w in said County, on Tuesday, tho fifth . Gold Kings. Stiver Thimbles, its sphere. An exchange truly aavs ;— ,। fell at hi* side ; tbo other two were tabday of Novemb in th* year an* thou­ Gold Teeth Picks' Gold Loskrta, . letter* from thn hoy* and tbnir Inends. “Af*er»'* AcW has now been b«fo'ro tbo I *n; the >omo two, it eo happro<ti, who Gold Pros, Shirt Btudds, I onj»ci*lly from certain boy* who Lavr sand eight hund-«d end sevsnty-two. public for over * score ul years, and, as .' had been Marty’s companions at the i Dated at Hastings city, this 12th day Gold Watch Keys, been discharged or granted leave of aban Agricultural Journal, stand* at the murder of Puxtoy Ont of them, Httle of November. A. D. 1872. Coral Beads, Watch Chains : renee. Tb*y testify that they are gethead of all published in America, and Join Hathvan h* was called, was per .i ling along very well. “Charley” writ*, R. JONES, Cursi Necklace. ’foalRiaga in many of it* department* excels all hap* Morty"* kinsman; tbe name ot tb* Chairman of the Board of County Coral Setts and Rings, Drooobes, &e. from Jackson to tbe 6ut*riut*udeut a. competitors. To th* farmer, especially other was Dani.1 Connell. Tlio barony follow*: Opera GlaevL it i* a most vnhtabl* companion and oi IveragU aud Darrrnane Abbey, “ You will bo surprised at th* infor­ Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. councilor, furoiahtng ioteieeting. in­ where the CouneU's, or U Connell'* of mation that tho buy who, while ur.det structive and reliable information on all latter celebrity had already ertablLhcd your chargs, and oven after being di»Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. mattes* relating to the Farm and Gar­ themselves, waa but seven mile* distant miwd from the School, couht icaitelj Any one visiting <-ur ciiy should call at our Mtablishmunr and exsmin* the froods. ■Waraxa', There is u confi^t beta ten den, Stock Rawing, the Dairy and th* across th* water; and ii ia thus possible, ru —. _.. THE CHEAPEST PRICES IS OUR MOTTO. th* Conetituikm and laws ot tho Slate Household. As a family paper, too, il and even probable, that Daniel Connell, j ■; in a row, baa naw n record of Lmuaiina and tho act of Congress ia worthy of high commendation. who had assisted at Puxloy’s murder, B. F. NORRI8 fit CO., not find it aa hard here a* 1 ex­ relative to th* etortfon of United State* Tbe in.proTvmCTte promirtti for 1873, and escajied the bullate at Cleindsrry. pected ; it it what a prisoner makea'n waa a scion of th* same family which, nimeolf. Mr. JuLnsun, fbo'ronricts'are in tho next generation, produced th* Hot altajether different from th* rest ol as a Premium, a poet-paid ropy of a Liberator. • Sojierh Btoel Plate Engraving worth 15, Th* wsatbar making it impossible to C. B., of West Genera, has half paid ought to double the circulation of th* cany off the brigantine. *U* was sunk, for 40 acre* of land and gut him a wil*. J2unri ,¥«r- r«rfor within three month* when daylight camo, at her auclioragu. Another wm very glad h* was sent to Tbe principal office of the JfarxJ >. at Tbe fire wua sxtioguistoti; the ruins ol Reform ScbtioL Another is V-ry s'aady No. 5 Backman Street. N*w Turk, ch* house wer* wsuched ; and Morty'■. attending school, Sunday School, church where address D. D. T. Moose, Pob- srwmnt books (be was punctual m Dirk etc lishor. Hatteraick himeelf tn hia money trausBut. while many of thg boys h»vo Wo will furnish the Bsnn. and the aetioas,) his bills, notes, and papers were resolutely cboecn the sonny side of life, RraxL Nxw Yaaxra, to any pereon, for found uninjured. Has now on hand a com­ Among them w«tw there are other* who, undur tli* b«ut oi found lettm frwm many person* of con­ a bad pbyafoai organixatiou aad a kind plete assortment of Books, sequence in the country, showing that uf fixed moral depravity, are deetioed Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ they were accunplicwe ia tbo assassina­ to end their lives as criminals, despite tion of tbe twvsnue offlosra. Twenty all tb* infiuencr* that tho Refucm School ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, an here of brandy and tome chaste often or any other institution can bring to Picta res. Pictu re Era mes, bad been destroyed by ch* fire. Initial Paper and Envel­ Marty', boar was carried to Cork. piTTKRt PLANTATION s. T.-iseo-x. ACCIDENTS ■•MCI* 1M TH A VELMA rf B«ttfcrA. Cl rhe Weekly Sun. •PA<‘E’ This wouderfsl vegetable restorativ. i* the sheet-anchor of the treble and da ■wif, aged ami langaid it baa no equn among stomachics Aa a remedy fol the nervous weakness to wlitehAwomun are especially subject, it is siqWroeding CUHDUBABGO. tropical teurpmiie or frigid, it nets ci a BUM, Kceie A C*'». Flita Extract. specific in every species of diaordei which undermines tho bodily strength and break* down the animal spirits. Keiicai IuW LiiiEit. $5 to $20 Probably fo« article* have ever liad so extensive a Sale, while none have J been More univereallv Ixraefirial than tho eefibrated MUSTANG LINIMENT. Children, Adults, Hones, and Domestic Animals, are always liable to a xident, and it is safe to say. that no family can |*u a single season without some kind of an emollient bring nareeaary. It be­ come* a matter of important" then to PIANOS Peninsular Railway. B. F. NORRIS & CO ( J E W E L ER S ! First-Class Instruments. New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Low. :.t* *.i fcIXfM Jt'o. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., A*. Y. U"areroom, re neper city Magnetic Ointment OM4V4 torrsiiY j A NOBLE CtLAEHY. Netatla Stale Orjiai Aijim, |XA«D TBVXK BAtLWAT wxBSSHiSsrCTsarars ™ I-— opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy jir.i. j... ~ j/i». “I tried mauy remcdlca for my sprain­ ed sock without reCet. Theatcood bot­ tle of Oantaur Linimenteorvd It psrfactJy. Ctms. Hill, 610 Pine BL. Phils." H- Marsh, Esq.. Sept, of sdsmv Ex Detroit & Milwaukee R R �W-OO-D I OuH 1,11 S-4. Jobs neatly and qnickly dun. HOLIDA YGOODS- AKHBICHRET1A8T0 ALL 1KI1U ------------------ M5»»nyL wo. 7 ENTS t»» at H.rttbH, th. •-.Ti&.&Ll.V.1 .‘tsateMtiss . msenc. XMn* AKGO. FliH Extract. Tax-1**iku or Brtutit, I will meet yon at J. Cole ft Son's grocery atom in tbe City of Hastings, on every Saturday Grand River Valley Division See Here. Stranger!—There ia not an Institution tn the City of Hastings that to more worthy at patronage, than that [ of Bceemer. Heath ft Co, Their stock Wx trust that os many as cen, win try and square up thrir accounts with 1 this office at the dose of this month and yw-’, and commouro tho New Year with a new .ub«ription to tlwi Bixxxx. We shall do all in our power to make the Benno a lire, straight-forward Re­ publican pap.,, .nd shall make it a l*>int to always have a first-clare story or two in each issue, thereby mokiag it real­ ly a first-class County piper. We have WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Immense Reduction in ell our Prices, thia week finuhed np tho hut table* of election matter, and consequently .hall have more space to devote to matter of more real importance to the family than that of political matter. We shall en­ deavor to give State news so far as we ■re able, and es to the County, Towns and the Ciiy we shall make it a special­ ity to keep our readers posted on every­ thing of interest that transpires, and would right hero ask, that all who will do so, to give us ai the earliest moment, matter that they deem worthy of publicatiou, and it will find a place in the Bcxnxi- One other thing we would like to draw the attention of our readers to, and that is the publishers of the B.x xn wish to write up no far as it can be dona, a short history of Barry County by Township. In order to do it. we re­ spectfully ask the (.-operation of tbe oUett inhabitaots of each township to help os to all matters that will be really The weather on Saturday last, prem­ interesting to every inhabitant now re­ ised to be warmer for a spell, but it for­ siding in tbo (Aniatr, and to many outgot its promise before the next morning, and reminds us, that it will do as it has the County’s history with the first istu. of the new year, if |>osaible. Wo shall a mind to anyway. commence with township one, and g* Txt Faxw: । ft Mx_-iuvics Cure Dur ex throughin regular order, tho now numberj over one hundred mem­ whole County as last a.* wo can. Wo ber*. They are to have their firet danro are aware that to write up tbe hiatory on Friday evening. a. of a County must be attended with a good deal of time end labor, and of course can only ba done with tho help of tho*e who have lived the longost in the County. Now will the oldest resi­ dents pleas* to g-'t their “thinking caps'' cn, and set down on paper, the first set­ tlers of tbeir respective township*, and Unlees there is a great deal of care also tboee who follwud soon after and : exercised by everybody that is exposed commenced eotilemont. and any aud all ; to the severe cold weather wo are hav­ incidents attanding tbo first settlors in ing, wo shall toon heir of many cases their attempts, and final succoee in msking their homos in oar County. Wo ' know that such a history would be in- j Wo called on Lee Reed the other day teresting in the highest degree to every to bare him make us a neat little shrxnman, wsman and child in the County, ■ ing-etick with which to lock job­ and verily believe that we shall suocewl forms, which he mode quicklyoud neat­ in placing before our )uttroo*, in a satis-' ly, aad we noticed that as usual ho was factory manner, tbe trial* and struggles driving business, Lee Eke. uf tbo. first settlors of the cuuniy of WNN HURTH 111 MUI! Must be Sold this Winter. Having bought an immense Block from two Bankrupt Houses New York, we are going to sell Goods 25 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michigan. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. all our Reduced Prices, but w< Herewith Pledge ourmdvea to Ofli«r and Sell the Beat Bar 36 Canal Street. 36j GRAND RAPIDS. [isper, by enlarging it, and dressing it up nicely with a now beading. The £ryr*M tH/w ranks with ail first-- lain coun­ ty papers in tbe State. Success attend you, gentlemen. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, D»ie*sv DatreU aa4 Cues**. *U.a> »l*w **a-o» wta u*i*t teeWOKnu **4 W**i tna woods to cutlog*, end Ml, or trivl tn fall a tree, anil the tree lodging againat tea oilier trees, be climbed up the trunk of the partially fallen tree, to cut it in two. At be finished cutting the tree, be was The Leavitt Company of Swire Bell1I precipitated to The ground, striking hi* Riegers, will giro one of their grand breast upon hia axe, and the bit of the entertainments af Union nail, on Thursday evening of thia creek. The above Company are from tho broke one of hia arms, aad two fingers. East, this being their first visit to those The poor uafoatunate lived atwut forty­ eight hours after I ho accident. The them in the highest term*, aa bring corpse was brought bocie on Bat today iraond to no Troupe of Bell Ringers in last accompanied by a brother of tbe ' the United States. Let everybody turn deceased. Alexander McCollum, and I another hand who sms kbosiag for tbe tbe world aud cheaper than anywhere tame man as the deceased. The corpse- I else in Barry County. Come in aud try was brought to this city in a rough box, them and you will be eenvinecd that it and taken to the ehop uf Messrs. Beasis a fact We buy all of our Machines lor cash, and am aud will 11 them a: low figure*. Sew ng Machine Needle*. at tbe M. E. Church iu this city, on Monday evening next, Dec. 23d, at 7:30 r. ■ Subject “ Shams and Shoddy." Admittance, 25 eta. Tickets tor sale at | Grant A Phillipa’. Tbe popularity of Mr. Buell's TbsnksSberman Rich k*e^ a ^ilandid grade giving trerman, will undoubtedly insure of 'lea* and guarantees .ate*faction on every pound no recommends. 28tf Holiday Goods of all kinds for sale by Sher­ man. J. Rich. ' changes are pntting forth the name of Judge Shaw, of Eaton Co., tor Speaker of tbe House nt the coming term. We are personally acquainted with Judge Shaw, and know aa a Parliamentariao, bo has not a superior in the Slate, and aa tu ability in everything pertaining to the position of Speaker, threw ■ not a HOUSE. r/f£ qscAT o/ie p/yce sfyjE, Grand Rapids is agitating tbe quaetion of supplying the city with water, by pipoa, from Green Lake, tome fifteen miles away. That tho enterprising A tnmble accident occvred to ayoung atisen* uf the Valley City will do if man by tbe name of McCollum, one there ia no question, if they ear they day last week in the North wood*. Young McCullum, was a resident of ■ The Editors of the Frankfort Jfrprwt Hope, in thia County, and a brother to ■ hare done a handsome thing for their tho [ireaent Sapeaviaor of Hope, John Railway. CLOTHING STAB, THE LARGEST. MICH THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST Brat Faulf Jiiml gf lic¥m. Jackson Weekly Citizen WOMAN UffiOT PIPES BMCBM. Tho n*r history aad directory ot Io- ' nia County contains the following little | incident of the -early davs •" “An oM-lime Justice of iba Peace in Ronald to wn.Lip married a couple. Af___ ..-___ .V_______ V--U All the News of the Day. American Organ 11 fei 3 th Ptilic n ill Brits. Everybody Should- try them before, lurchasmg Elsewhore\ THE WEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. C u E. M. Fries, wf Waykad. ABogaa Co., io a candidate far Sesrmnt-at.Irma for the House at th* coming ses­ sion of tho State Legial»ture. We would also stat* that Baxter Taylor of this City is also a candidate for th* Dr. H. C. Turner and wife from Or­ same pueiiiob. We are satisfied that angeville, made a short visit to friends oitbor of tbe above named go«tl*m«n in this city on Saturday last, from whom would worthily fill tho poritiaii. w* learn that lbs small-pox or vetrioloid, still exists ia Orangerille. Tbe last caret are two in number in the I family of Mr. B. M- Nichols. Mr. Nichols himself, and a little son about twelve years of age. have been, and are at present afflicted with it; but both patients are considered out of danger. New Advertisements. FRANK L. WARD. May 15. BSSTPAPER! BISTPaanUI! xow Brae ring to woofs A $5 PICTURE FREE. MOORE’S Ifu^L /frr-Y'Wl, RURAL, LITERAL! AND FAULT UHL! the dieeaau rapidly yields; sll ps cease; healthy action ia promptly stored, and the pab.nl io cured " Hastings.Allegan. Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. tt Mt mill* ami He Mine* kk rate. The Annual Mooting [of the Barry Co. Agricultural Society, ter the eleeUua of cfSoere. will bo held at tbe Co. Clerk’s office on Tuewtey. Dec. 24th. at Water Lime, Ohio lima, Shingles of all kinds, fya LUfiten rwuw lots. 104* �UNIT ABTMT18EWR1TN. Danchy a &>•>. Column? ICchijan Madunsrr Depot WAHTKD AGENTS Gift Enterprise. Gigantic OF CAPITOL BLOOD PURIFIER AMONG Agents^rez THE PATRONS Grand Musical Entertainment THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, St Joseph, Mich. Nv. 4,1872 llavlar oktalaet •/ ske ArakHert, Mr. IL K. krm. Uro liroaCI at She Oaprri(hl at b-e Fla. C'rayaa ll.aw.af ef the New Capital al Mlablfaa, hat, ampUyaf Tho Cahort Lithographing Company of Qotroit, The New Capitol and Grounds. FLOUR. GRAIN ton iai (If > II iMbaa la alaa) aaamwl ia She Hl<krot Nyle ef the Art. vlnab they eT*r l. tha propl. »t tbe SUU al Um roa4ae>l* prtea el Libarol adraa.w BUSINESS MAYHEW Ah Cheek ia « reporter on ihe SanFramnaeo /d-U. Hu name would nrjdy Io the whole dUas of reporter. COLLEBE A Tam Haute girl exclaimed, wheu aba eaw a Them.a tvline . elevate hie back: “ Oh 1 wouMn’t ho make a iorely m g,555 IIOI.LIB III’ Hffi! JOHN H-WENDELL A CO. isw f— !. l-wk B»al buia ant 1‘craMal Property, ia —-•’ <• •"«> I $23,000 in Real Eatste! Mrs. O'Leary wouden “ if thim Boa­ ting a|»!|«ro:i» will lie afl.-r arhwearing that it waa her poor haate of a row that burned their afv -' $3,000 in Cush! $G.ii>i A miner Laving thxea'uood to giro a poor labonw fotuv; blows with a »!ick,“ 1 siont belicvn yooi” mU the other/* for you never giro anything. Boy preernla a dollar bill in a Hart­ ford bake-ebop laltle girl, who ia act­ ing aa chief clerk: j •• My father b very perywadiculnr cheat taking torn Villa " An rxihaagc say. that the correct anawer Io tbe genMcman who wrote tiro Mmg. “Why did I Many ? ” would iES£5 pwtUMblaf a aplaaAd TinUd Uthajrayb U|wa tha wart. lrt agreed with him. "Man propOkie—woman uppoaee.” MY1 a cynical bncbelsx' wlto probably never proponed it* hia life. When ia a wix»an na cold When the ia a eceld MICHIGAN $166,000 Ta ba INaUiMlU aa Cbeeaa DUUtaa Personal Property. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS P. A. BILLINGS. •853 Z.SUD) «K2 •|« CHIS JUNE 1 BIO. LIGHT IN THE EAST 0 " “ liiWH. Carton; 9Ma>rtat CUrb a puail.r at mm Tai. AM.xal «Vw«k U m artlbs » II...1 ..f.M WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. Wortbletw im.utiroaare <ra Ihe e»rt>l bit lb* Mir Mlnlllte t.manu-1 of Ua>Mw Acid let,.; J-.,.... I. wbrt r Ina. call y c.ro.L.o»d TKyjfh Hcliablc .Igcnls II ‘allied uhfne , ' replied the mother,‘‘but naia will, Whed beaten the bin.’’ A WeeUrn- wSH.nr advcrluea Cur a liuaband aa follows “Wautod, a brar» hsurted man nhe hai Mono* of life and di l nut the iaauc when tha trouble be refined and mpectnbb. and dlaereet.’' HOHAHO PBATT, PresL STANLEY I. TURNER, fer'y. NATURE’S FARRAND WILLIAMS & CO. Hair Restorative (Sli J. DIB, da. Mt i .b. nabaea > - > LttTfflWiVXS’ ff GEASD RAPIDS to break eggahcll. :" •t’ rUinly not tny dear, " replied the mother, “ Inst what de you aak aut-h ailly .{u.-vlioni. for F’ "Becan«■ I have juvt d:upj»-d tbe haakot with all tberggv m it,’’re­ plied he. THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE S'?Xi HKS; I X-lD. SINK'S NINETEENTH Carriage & House GRiKDAMNUALDlSTBIBUTIuN A down Eaal editor, who haa been , > I'rawa Wibwlaj, Jaauar.-. irt. Iiri.^ keeping a Nroni of Ug beeta, aanoun- , <wa at laet that “the beet that licet the l>eet that beet the other beet, ia now beeMIIBOS AND PICTURE FRAMES New Book for Agents! ten by a beet that beeta all the beet, [The editor ia weacquamte<l with ike IN VALUABLE GIFTS: Great American Traveler ] b LIFE IN THE FAB WEST dlO.OQO IN AMERICAN GOLD! -•< ImMtou of wrorty » |Hr> >1 Hm «910,0m) LN AMERICAN SILVER I Troatoa;. MyUrnr <n«ax «M Cwaaa , she M<ix<n war ««a wuh Ito. Mtli.aa. ZXX' BG™CIS n-spoudent write. • We obeervo aa advertiaament iu the cdlumna of vuur pa. per bended “ To pick out a {rood rowing Bmii.PJ TABLE MAJUTICIUHU machine try a Dumeetic." Dont think the fellow dial ]H*rpetrated the above coaid have qwketi “su> one having ex­ uh, loaaaU lol Kaneulpb Mln perience,” for wc tried a DdiueeUc once bETkoIT, - - - J/ZCf/i and were not picking out a rowing ma­ chine wither. The result wav our fare BOILER WORKS. looked like a map of the late war iu Europe, after olie of ita bloodieat bat. t lee,'and we cam d an arm in a sling for two unaka from the «SkM of ita '.TCi., ix-ming in eontact with a flat iron which !K HERE, ahe playfully along at our head. Uw diainloTMtr 1 advice wvuM be don't try a 200,000 00 A Yankee arriving inTUeton without US.I-WV or fnm:.l* waa rbrolving in hie mind come plan whereby ho could rsua.. the chink, aa h.i expmeed it- Jonathan had Mirror viaitod a city before in hia life. He atrollod into a ehoemaket'a, wlroronn adi.rl;»etnenl. ” Wanted, u Firot-claro bout-maker.” am>earod on the winder, and arcoatad the proprie­ tor; •• Do vwn want a tir.t-ebtaa Uul-mak- o^//4 LOTTERY : BLOOD POM ro .« .wroryww.wu»—iron. tiimneri, Streamers, and PoliticalI’aricuttires Painted to Order. F/ff*#, WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS C« lass Show CnnlK. LANGLEY DICKINSON H.iaUnga, F^pt. HU 1872.—tl THOUGHT RUIIliq ‘^OMESHCj Dr. Crook's Winotfl.-r. tk. .TA’JLa” IO STOMACH BITTEBS yeai’h Public Teat JiMi State Orplan Asjln, DR. CROOK’S WINE pg^E SEWERS! WANTEIVX-’S™ s rt - Business that will Pay fr»-» fs l>> VI t-r 4«r, r« Im pirixd hi Hl mUMmI. and it Mrlcllr trow “ What do you pay F ■ That dejw^sda upon your capecsly. Have you worked nt enetom work ?” *• 1 recon. You j«wi try me cep'in, I ain’t ekeeroJ a bit at tryin.” Tbo uroiiri.'toT gave hia new han-1 a Loach and material^aud bado him make a pair of ladiee gnitero. Soon after he left tlie atoro OU bueinwwe Jimnthan made a ehoc, but each a honible aflair that, oahamed to show it, be hid ft in tko laalher ahavingv Jnat aa be completed ihe w-rond ehoe the paoiwietor returned. He flew into a rnaakra at beholding the botched ahoc “You confoun**! r»*al. >. laul i ahoe aa that ha. never been made iu th» aetabltahmsrrt T* be exclaimed. “ WouM you Eke to Let ua that. tto. TlwT t>. row WMdirtw far laftor roBw ------- —2---- —______ __2_----- -H«*tartM.«r Utonl pii ifia. fart ftw tl <» eaaro awrofwi So tanaha. wk—wr Skwr vro ero PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. > r , V . Aar diroaee or eraptlea c( lee Skin, diaecee el QroUvrr, Kbromailna, F.aplro, Old Sirro. Ul«i Brob^dewn pr» wJ BWSft. 5i'F rta U«ri, DR. CROOK’S fnupor SPOKE ROOT. WREATH OF BOSES DETROIT BfflfflG WORKS. andioo at Ireo wbfch coo «i case Into the U<w»', rotforn. l.« tbe mors r.p-1 and wno.lerfal curoa : year l»mnt'ri Inr Be. CrooMa CmdI filynip n( Bake Roof tabe It aad 1 Bent Wood Works, HASTINGS 'KSf^sSriSSST^ MEAT MARKET IMdllUM. Csaro th. F«a to MM , ’Wu^, Prevent* Makriont. Ferens, • | Girai tone to yuur System. TBT DR. CROOK’S WIN EOF TAR natokps wwror" mm® T^aatBuarnwriw. OPEN & TOP BUGGIES, ■lo.bH'nMU xoir rote a*w- *• < ■Silver Tongue’ mSmJXm‘‘,tW M’Vlock mrer 1WING MACHINES. Powders I 445 16307111 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/399/HastingsBanner_1872-12-25.pdf 38743d62b932a3f449a11790328acbed PDF Text Text i Everybody who live* in N*w Jersey ' will reeolteet Billy Gibb in. thu milh-»' sire. He was an eeoon w mm.' and , numerous storiae are told uf hb frotka. Here is on* of them. ; It teams that Billy, WaT« i« • «««“try village, in which h> uwtred so®" property, bu- tell > sr kto? to 1( got chav*dstepped The into .hopawas of •««'• VOL XVIL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN . " VnwtnaUv known <u the BEST HEATING STOYE in the lYarltf Alto a Large Ateortmeni | JEWETT & ROOT’S EIRE PROOF STOVES like Superior Iron, Manufactured from B > Manufacture In the I I S T MAS. BEST STYLE and from Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. CALL JOHN jL GREBLE. ________________ AND SEE NO. 35- •y* there, and discovered through a window, that had been fwo third* cknad a right that did nut reasiure nia ai to • safety Th* rain had teen built in th* shop* of a on***, ‘J>* upper end rotting utiou mem mi ma, ' him for hi* shave?' tb* hUl aids, rad apfinnching a* I did, Accordingly, after iho old man bail from diet ride, I bad entered the in­ « am. U«k £. that operation perionned, ho VU staneclosure or aquaro formed by tb* two up­ tranev. what surprised upon asking th* price, per ends. "Th* storm ha* drared away, and we to bo totf that it wus sovealy-fitc reals. . Th* two corner* of th* ore**, fotra- must soon te on It! ••Sevonty-hro a>i*F' said be. “faa't ing tha wiugt of the structure, had pn>- work before u*." i that nuhar a hiarh priool” ■ vcnl*d ray aeoing th* Lmg.it and lar­ So had L and fa '•It's mv prico," said bo of lb* tether gest part ot the rain, and the vault, or farther back into |l itluaking' I shrank chamlier, wbnro I waa domiciled for th- _k*e archway whey, shadow uf the Dn>. brush, iactependently. “aad as this is M tught, was the very center; the square >ug from the aou etool, and know- the only barber (hop ia tb* pteco them whore the four wings met. h*uc", that ( bad no tim* 1 of wire* within i a* oom*s into it nut pay what I ask.” To the old man this was evidently n through tte barricaded window, or pi«»l and tiro.1 knock-down argument, for h# drew ratter, small aperture, I could s»* into Wabout * groan the brignod Mil to Ihreo-qutrter* of a dollar from hi* pocka large room, wherein *at a daaen rough — , jell resounded within. •t, paid them pvor to the barber and l*ft looking man engaged in a midnight ca­ d„t <„ th* shop. rousal. , trance and waiting til th* man stood A short limo -after he was in do** Anna lav upon the table, btenknu " waro-aproad about upon the .ton* floor. . *onv( rsatiun with tb* landlord of a tav­ b* bit th* du*t. end tte ctemb-r ws* dimlv lighted by ern by, and the topic ol oonrersaThon sdrieki. curses aod threats, tionnear was LarUr *bcp. half a d->*en smell taper*, shied by a to ma «.d Us. ra-re— wa, fijw "WhYuiCh* Mid, “tharo'a only v sickly looking fits that burnod in one earn, br two dark torau, crowding out likw on* barber shop ia town f Tbare e**m.« end of tte large hrlL rum a hire, and LaetiJy I fired, to b« naarly enough work for two." .•'I waut no liquor 1 say, L have had twee hot without resultsdor one <rf the bun•' Well there u**d to bo two," raid en-'Ugh, and will bare a cup of cotlte — du. spreug to hu trot, and thr n.x^L ' D lita, Dalita.*' the will loukiag scamp H«sl the other foduwwd hu exatnS; th* landlord, ''till but winter, whoa this who was afwaking Si I gtuetl through white mure immte spprared in the new man came up from th* city and opened e now ahuh, and a* vverfthing the o;wnibg, rapped loudly upon the lop-nlag. ia it wa* freeh and naw, folks sort of bottle before him with hi* dirk. deaarfed Bill Harrington'* abop, which "I am corning,'* answered a sweet Uad b*«n going for nigh fourteen y*ar».” vuie- in Spanish, tb* sam* language th* ■'But didn’ thia Bill do ^od work t man ted spikeu. wh.u my life depntel U| Didn't is* ahav* well and—cb*apF' "Hasten than; I wish you to make threw arid* my el.«|t, and “Well, a* tor that?' arid the land­ cuflte for ma,-" and a* he spoke a girl iwice to quick raocsasion. lord, ‘.Bill did hi* work w*U enough uf foerte- n came forward a»n stood ■liscovai-J, aad reared I bet his ehop wasn't on tho main street a terette light fell fu I umn ter. frvmdhe robbers. A sweet child)-b faro. lit up by.large Ttey b.d flrod their last shot*, for sad. lustrous ryr*, and crowned by m<s my revolver had tevught them both »es of ruvon-bfack Jinir, which were in down, and my fifth and aixth ball* strong* coutesri to tli* paktios* of ter uusuig fire. I drew tor .w-l jtetot I couutanani*; a girlish figure, neatly -“dvpMwliJpidly upo, th. crowd in, but pooriy clad, stood b* n * tur, and 'beenlraace, and fath tarribte effrel. J astucishad me an much a* if a beautiful for huwla of rugv and paie answered upperition had vntmu th* rain. Ite rejorts. “There i* no wan-r hero, aonor; I Four bandits lay .lead before me, «*d •hall have to go to the spring for it?’ ^i1*14 T un*' ur *a"rp dArlt “Cure* you, why do you no', keep choked the entrant bet findiag, from growled tte old man a city faahioe* water geady far ins? Go. and tte two shots from th* opening, that v arter shop F' •term witteut will pnoisb you for your could to. seen from wiilun. I bounded ... —-• «snsdy,” said th* landnegligence nd s*u that you hasten,” | to one side and stood to tb* right nf th* kml. “though thing, tunr did eaeau to brutally said tte bandit arched tunnal way. * go Well with Bill after th* new ohm. “Si; fiiguor; and tte sad eyea glisten­ But mv auurug. arom. »y blood wa* ojwn^ ; firot one °f hta bufe child™ ed for a moment, and then a sigh cs- 'UIK rad I Ah that I teld th* Winning dwd uf fever ; then hi* wife wa» jwr capml the lipa, a* the lovely girl tnrne-l, hand a* fonfaa my revolrwn remain*? -ok .and Bill had a big btU to pay^ and throwing around her a Ihiek mantle. ।true to me the ■ th.. .. ■. aeired a pitcher, and walking towards I Still ted four loads in on* nisto! ' the dark portion of tte hall room die- iIteinJ^ * T'11 .P*ir.tof. a'TT’n«“’-1 bruibra furniture and Just Received, at »,'* truin ' tamer*, and th* old gwnttensa qnivtly waited hit taro. A customer, who was uoder th’ |*xber's baade when bo cam J in. hskrtl fw “knight of th* reearr" in oniierton*. if be kn*w who that wa* T and on recslvAn boar and a half paaod aad then ! tag a negative reply ho informed him -11.., .,..-. in a whisper, it was “Old Billy Gibbon* i«r »™.a. jr , the rirheat man in th* State.” ““ -Pf—d ‘•“U’i tarn U» a.■ “Ord,” eaid th* barber, “IH chaige WEDNSDAY, DECEMBER 2 5-1872. US. noticed, a* I approached tte I!giving me six shuts in all, tf dfos* did eurenc*?’ nut ism fire 1 waa all rigroU and.boukl - — rain, a small rpring, covered over with they I fail m* I ted my bowte-teifi, • stone root and bad also remarked a | ’->U. jrua M rnmwim U b ___ _ VI RE RUSSELL. , ■ ^”.’7..'“J. STTkl/. 1 W heeler tl BLACKSMITHING! h »T'Wt StLrrq e Sil 11 Willson Tr^. mLaT""- i *”* **** Teu oom* co-er am r..«i * leteltalwi.-.w.a!.^,^ AM a w«sM> Clears le.cn I BLACKSMITHIJTG. oi-'l m«U MjrnwsmtalirTmllMi J|£ J. S. GOODYEAR & >rlrrtrt DENTIST Nahtille - litiijis •T*r **/»'/» NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! We Defy Competition ! Gold & Silver Watches Vlste Gold Jowrel*7, MiiSta Hi Haiti -an, tone* the crumbling wall* of an old ru­ in, a vatic of th* d*ys of M .atoauma. A* • roving dispouiuon bad carried me to Mexico, I we* in no burrv to r».ntinu* on my way, having plenty of Joicnra, uni therefore tamed tuy bon* •crore th* hill* to *e* the epot. Wooed by the refreshing shale*, the luxuriant carpet of vclrety grass, and lb* aiteat hushed repo** that **em*d to rest her*, 1 difctouuad, and giving my Lore* id* freedom to feed about th* ru­ in. I threw myself in th* shadow of th* wall tad eoow rank to real. fatigued and uvqraira* with th* heat, 1 did not wwka fur hour*, and then was atartted te are that a storm was brewing and night alnwet upon Well knowing that it was mile* to th* nearest habitation, I deteraiiaed to HASTINGS, MICH. J. Cole & Son, J. P. ROBERTS & task* • virtue of necessity and eeek I'RESCH CLOCKS. simitar ia th* rum hr th* night, Itr 1 OFER, ausars. wa* well prepared with blankets aad had a *ub*tantial loach in any eaddterat Near by, my bora* waa *tiU feeding upon the neb gras*, to I went in saareb of some portion of th* ruin wb*re I could find “shelter for man and boast ’ from th* s‘.onn, which wa* rapidly oom­ Boon I earn* upon a low archway that tod into a vaulted chamber, which at Ofc fer Me. at the Urwst LirUi Bala LAID FUffiJ, siucra Medicines, Michigan Exchange IlffiUE, UK tN BUB, PAINTS * OILS Shingles, Lath, &c. Sohooi Book, t StuOnun/ City Throne Booms j^wirrniw amt family (Strirt’y Tamtwwraca.l WARM MEAtS AT ALL * HOURS- Jeertesr *r * 2W w-Frit ahocxtaBis cosrrcrrosx: r mompib. teta fare ef Cri-W* i ■fTWfo-s— when the robber* failed to show etnaalvoe at tLweolraaea But I had not Lmg to two bodies that blocked way war* drawn back quickly teitae appeared, tor I di^uvorvd that there 2 were osught in a trap of their own finding, ttwy detormiuiwl to risk life atI old Bdl Gibbon*; ha d n»rer lot one ot the pistol's mud* rather than be hung,. his stores for a barber shop ; they are which fate they knew would b* their* if a mighty sight tte> good ; Uride* that t hsvn t got twenty dollar, in the worll quick succession the tour cham­ to fit it np with/ ber* uf my revolver failed, me, and I '• Yea don't know old BOly Gibbons bal barely time to drop th* pistol and as well as I du," said be. "Now liman s is* my bowi^ before the bandits were to me. If you can Lav. that ehop all unoa tn*. fitted up, rout fr**, what wfl! you work Ou* blow of my keen blade brought in it for by th* mouth f What ia th* one down. Soaking my derringer with Joest you can liv* un F1 tuy tetl Hand I et the sam* tun* tot the This proportion wmewhat startled secund vitUsu have ite onntenta, but tb* unfortunate hair dre***r, who fiaally with a rush and with howto, th* balance found words Io stammer out that twelve uf the ireug were upon me, and I fell or fifteeu dollar, a modth would b* mv dasto boor uad aims, w.tn sudden­ Is bout raongb. "‘ip'■■Xi-"41 *™w i»» ly thcni came a cry, a *oun<l ot rushing “Pshaw F' said th* old man. “that lout, auil halt' a duau mon, ted by BO woo t <to Now li.im u, m.k m otoar than Dehta, mounted you that store, rent free, one year, sad **• WoaJJ &r ,h°oM - ,. penouage ----M dfacu^r'iun i" rad’h^ .to? re h<7 rill-)uim , i,=^-g to my reecno. vog.ge your rvic* *ii months, aU ou jar. th. K, «« th. Itouiuted tu-and 'shot' down, th* ban­ the** cuodkions: You are Io ^v. and ' ”arJo<n '’ cutapad dit* hs i bat little chance, au-i th* four «u: hair for body that apnltes to who wore n..t bort at <4U« surrendered. you, aad take no p*y ; just ruanre it all De.it* had arr mved the Asrsiafa, and to m« and for your seme- s I'D nay you you there F' tL* owner and hi* servant* had hasten- twenty doltaro a mrath. payable tn ad"I was etqen from »uy father's A*rand bearing to* report ot my dm-»A>. miles sad mile* away; I |>Br, tel. knew that I v*. at work, aad ilk* vaace—payto b«gtn now? caotasud h*. placing two tn dollar uotes ua the no’ been their ewp iv- tor months, and the wind th* Mexiuau maiden lad taam table before th* astoai*t-*d barter— te.V treat me to cruelly.” u*i, and reochwl th* ruin not a mooteat who, it ia almost unnecessary to atate, “Then you stull re-usin no toiurvr too suo, fur tte next instant I would aerepted the propoiiUon. and who was with t *ai; tall m« huw they eater th* liavu Luca riain. at.ll mor* rarpnacd to Iwru that it was hail where they u<,w are. ' Tn* Msxicaa and hia sarvanta ga**l Billy Gibbous himself who had hired “Titore is ouly oue outraaco, Sen -r , in w*tuter at the rralt ot my work, th* through an arch-d doo.-way, u>w n<orl> I lurm*r remarkiug: flilted with earth, for on* hi« to crawl -It Waa your revolver* ami bowte• through to get in or out. kuirei tbstuasd io dauuirabx* «s dur­ ing tn* fete war with yuur country. but you have rendered this country a "Yas. Sonor; thsro th-y alaop an I I eat. and keep their plunlr; auutUer here, rad to-morrow th*** four fellow* room oj^ne into it, bat that ia mine ; will te *X«ut*d." And axecuted ttey La: it ia only halt roofs I <iver, and there were. ia no way of getting in an I out except 1 returned with Delita to tha Acutes, through tb* bandits' halL” •nd two days afterwards aoOom;rani*d “Bow many robber* are there in the tte brave girt to the bom* at ter t»band F' rents; the uwmt *f the fatesfa, Um "Fiftea, and all in to night on“ ac­ (Jarlu*. making ter * pree-ul cl a tendcount of th* atonu." •out* horae, caddie rad bridle, for ter “Th"O I will eave you i do you know •urrices in aiding to free th* country trout tte bandit *oou-.n that for year, hail teen so much dreaded, •'Akao listen; return with the water, Tb* joy of Driua'a parrat* at tte re and make that (allow a .m-i oilw, aftor torn at Usrir daugter, whom ttey be­ which you moat slip oot nmxiroeired, lieved furevar lost to item, I cannot and ewne nrostad to th* bead ot tte picture any mure than 1 can tte happi rain, where I will await you; then net* ot tte young girl st bar «ip< uka toy Doran and ride like lbw wind to from tte power nt the bandit*. a taro* fa coven milec from hare, roue* the inraatna and toll tho tarn to batten hitter, you guiding thou, and we'll taka th* whole party. In tte mean­ white I will now aaronpany yon around I tore io think that what------- to b* to th* entranc-. of the bril, and thus lb* my.tery at th* ail**** at death, find out ita locality; and then return which envelope* to many that Ws luv* •nd get my home ready, and after you vn earth, u nut reallv a myilciy. Our are gone I will stand guard at th* uul- iriend* are *epa atari from ua tecaua* down 'and wa* shaved. On rising from tet, and if any man come* oct ha th<.y ar* faster than our facultec can hia chair b* a^*d to *•• tlre\^e far of him or ter. Il7i, lifted eo far U>» six rn-mth* pa*!. Th* Imrtx* «<• above us that w* cannot follow him. H* hibstad it, .ad after s . arefu! osteal, ' was our child. He wa* cradled in our two, th* eld man said : a.m*; but instantty, in tte twinkling of ta rye, God Icvk bun up- in bi. own ' D, " T da in my S*.1' iph. ro. Aod vc »*. him not But II “W<"«ptedM*O.yitate. “Era u bnenu-e we uro - net y.t dereloped enough. We can ree no apiritaal things kava kept Ure aocmmt w*U. I ec* I'v* with carnal eyes. But ttey who bar* |“ , 1 on* buixtrod snd'twwaty do). te'L<£d\aTlirtv'cL^d walked with uuhmre, who bare gone te- | to-nd —j . yund us, and whom we cannot *®r, are ' atilt ours. They are mure r----- *“— a they over were before. Wo cm nitron with I lira ns wo one* e ciniw they are infinitely lift iboe-. condition*jn whreb w* m Immense Stock I - bril; after which I returned to mv pfare ol co:>coalmcnt, aad onev more! put my *y* to the opsaiog. v------ .------ w>rt nutter u,o yuuog o______ it her task, preparing th* ivff**. aod «u cure*! fur Lev |aina by the viUiatKua loader, and than she auaght ter emch. Ro quietly did ate ateal from th*, hall that 1 tefosvai ter still within it. wh*u I wa* atartkd by a few ' are subjects to the Laws •■Scour !" Turning, tte young git I *M»i irerid* , Ttey are gun* where th< roe. and cxin sbo wa. usranied ui-on language, and bvw in a But Ude riknre ia wt th my borae, ready. “You hare courage to undertake thia cully, and th* aeystery to trip. teaeritaF' "1 have euet-ge to nnd-rtako any­ thing tu gain my rele*e«,'' wa* tte qri-t �Th* President's rusMurv regardin th* uro of tb* prncewl* of sates of puballowing enuoenriut th* great actor, | be lands for common school pun-o«-, •• dip from tha Grand Rapid* DtJy I has pMo! the House, and will come in W af Dec. 18th: ttte’Senate^in a fsw days- It should b* Edwin Forrest, th* mo.t famous oj E through without delay as a me**Amenoan tragedian*, wbora dratb at of nteoaaity and jilatfo* to tbe mil­ hfa native city of I'hiladelphfa i, fold s of youth who nt present ore dv with a few further parbeutars among our dfajiatcbe* to-day, wa* born on tho, p:iv*d of a common erlioul eduostk®, 9th of March, 1806. ID hfa boyish ; specially ia th* Southern State*. Th years ha ha 1 string inclinations toward । । stability of Itaj ublican gorerntuent mat the stage, and first appeared in public at tbe South street theatre, an edifice fiepeud upon tbe soroms of tha bill. that tang eeoaad to bo, when eleven Its terms provide fur tbe dfatribmk’n ol years ol ag*. Then, aad on a fsw sub- the fiind among all th* ritateo, for tho •eqnral ocoaafans. b* ptaved female first five years in proportion to their iliteracy •* shown by tha ronsus, and a tor fir* yean the distribution fa to b* »r\-ording to tbe proportional* ptibh taboo! attendance in tho several State. On Wwinradar next. Jam tat, tb< ta-gistaturo will meet at the Capitol i> die operauon of th* law inuat b* a cure Immsag. Of it axid it* probable officer. •nd early return to fraternal relatio the AUognn /rants-' of Saturday epok. ■bra trine 1 popularity then uaprecedouted with th* other State*. The iuipnls# o u this country. die measure in that direction fa state In tho** early days of hfa fam* h* at- by Mr. 6*ars, th* manager of t& Pei *in*d high dfarinadon in *ev*ral plays bodv fund, a* vary important and ten >f Arearioaa authorahip, such aa Meta­ the country. Th­ aura, by John A. Htom-; Bratus, by ficiri to tbe peace John Howard Papa*; th* Gladiator, by ibet that Congres*’ and th* Prwidan. Jt. Bird. As Bpkrrieus, ia tho Gtadi*- •how a practical and adbstantfal int-ror, as Metamora a* Jack Cal* and •st in tha education and prosperity or ome other port* requiring atronuouthe Southern people by proposing stud liberality ia lifting from their shoulder the burden of ignorance on th* part o of appreciation by her influential citi uni. Altar five year* sucatosrful work ing of common schoo • in tho*" Btate the terrorism of iguorar.ro will no long er threaten the pear* of th* country a good judgment and pleasing addnws. and will make a capital pr-siding ofli o*r. We hsw beard of but ooo candi­ date mentioned for 1‘rvaideut yr# Im. Hon. Philip n. Emorvra, of Calhoun Co-, who entered the last Senate a* ■ new member, but wa* last year chosen to preside over the extra wseaiou ol tbe Senate during the Edmond* impeach Th* Republican pro*, of Michigan hare pf*sr-nt<-d three of thsir number far the poabian of Socrotary of th* Sen­ ate, Meean. Jam* U. Stone, ef Kata tnaaoo; James W. Iliac, of Lowell and James D. Henderson of Allegan. Th* House of Bcprescntative* is largely nnnj-oeod of new member-, but fifteen ot tbe marabenof the last lagistahire being re-eloctcd. Among the new msaibere, however, are sen-ral gnnttemen who have heretofore had comiid •Table legislative cxporiancc. Xorenioet ia thu fast wo may mention Judg* ribaw, Ex-Speaker, of Eaton County and Mr CroartreD. formerly President pre toe. of the Samtlo and Preeident ol the last Constitutional Convention. Dr. Bcaine, of Barien hu liltcwiso sewn legfalaiivo experience, in the Hcaate But three name* are prsoentod for the Speakership. Meson. Shaw and Croaswcll snd CoL Claudius B. Grant, of Washtenaw countv. Tho tatter nera moves so much more smx>ihly with an. old hand at tho helm." Ex-Rcpreseutativo Croraman. of Ing­ ham fa th* only candidate who baa bran mentioMd for the House sieekship aad will ef ooure* be nominated. Hs will their right*, and knowing, dare main uin them against each demagogue* a now presume to lead them only to brio. marital relations that subsequently developod between him and hi* wife, nnd the rupture of his friendly relation* with ' Macready, rwaulmd—the fixmsr in the | most notorious divorce raw in tho legal' annals of tho Uui’-sd Btatoe, and tn# I tatter in the Aster Place Opera itoue-1 riot of May 10th, 1849,fct which several live* wore lost. It was white acting King Lour in’ 1848, and strewing th# kag" .with strew tn his profuse way of So far a* the public land* are cun earned, if monopobe* or individuals de­ sire thsm under lit* proposed law, the.' can be secured upon payment of th value as lieretuforc, except that th. giving away of the lands to monopo Ifate for private emoluM-nit and witliuu a consideration srill bo prevented in tk« future. Thi- pruev-'ds of the sale ui Lnds during the past fiscal year amount­ ed to 82.5lXl.te>'. and thi* «iU be liksh to l>* maintained during the next gvn^y ration, al tbe end of which ]«riod thrfc will b* no excuse for any num bora <>■ reared in the country' wanting rospecta- The rucklma cundurt of pxrtfa* in out. “A little Isa* straw would answer!" Louisiana have brought on a euUiu.<u of Thi* Mr. Forrml took a* an indignity authority between two factiaas who and arcribed it to Maervady ■ fn*uds. . Macready, at the time, wa* not in Lon- ( don. 8acb, at least, is tho version of1' Warmoth, who *o outraged resunon th* origin of th* trouble a* known in aena* and common decency by fixing up tho dramatic profeasiuu. a political counting machine wherewith Mr. Forveat’s Iasi extended profos- . to tnflo with tha popular rote, ha* been •ional tour wa* in the Pacific State*, ia impeached by tha alleged Legislature, 1866. Bine* then hs ha* played only a fow night* at a 'uno, and seldom on while he in turn haa issued a pfockunaoooaecutiv* nighte- Of Shak#ep*ari*n tiou outlawing all who oppose him. part*. Macbeth and Cur.olanu* were tbe The exact went* of the controvarsy ionly one* in whieb foe the post twenty *o involrod ia fag aad doubt that litib­ years, he was well receive-.! by Am«ru-nr> ia known hero aa to the exact legal ataor Lttgtfah audience’. Y#t, censun-d severely a* he ba* been tn* of the respective parties. It fa now by th* cnuc* and a large portion of tb* thought that th* Provident will refer public, it fa an undeniable fact that nev­ th* whole mailer to Oongreai in a fa* er. to the last Ums he trod . th# boards, day*. Alabama fa litilo better controll­ ws* hi* nsms placed on tho bill* but it wa* certain to draw a theatre jammed ed, and the ooure* pursued by politician* full. Ths proof of the pudding, per­ in thro* two State* fa a sad commentary haps, is in rating, after aO. The negro-eyeis of our toltllca ha> .nmfad to Ifa conclusion Ihromtbelvii 0,0001*1 vtotonce, lndu*trial rise 4d haa ended in giving fr«joro »ur million* of the rare. «od th, ■slfot to It* adnk mates. •a* *U erter eUagHl-., UMta* pu*. u The politics Of this MT era srut >o>* to every man’s bostnass and bo■m as never 'rafore. b,lng vital to Pri­ eto nroeperfty and the tualntcn*ne» of . neinrw-r«tte n-.-.l.ti- irfattons forcnroplrtfng the tfetoneewnf •—b«*iriou so tb* germ of wesdth to th* ■>< —#.... _...i -m— M< n nr* not bora to f irtune, their a»piraliuns achieve it. * [. , I’^i*na* to Mrsrdrd h) waMinching [ *T«>e uornuHons gkamx ftuta the ob­ ' jnct a* foiling fake* upon iro. nsc and sensitiveuesa are slrangvra wail, vrsvyer ate*# tb* ttoAtr s.lu J. F. Ludewig, of HoixJcen, N. J., •ays: "Tbe Centaur Liniment ha* eurv<, me ol rheumatism, after Intense suffer, tog for fire yean,’’ "1 Mad many rem*AI«a formyepraln•d ancle without rvlfaf. The *eooo<i bot­ tle of Centaur Liniment cured It perfect­ ly. Cba*. Hill, 616 Ptoe Hl.. Ptola." ‘H. Marsh, Esq., Kupt, of xdam* Ex pre**Htablaa, N*w Pork, nays: “Al owners of horses should knot, tbo On tour Llnl mon t. W* find It the beet thing A thankful mtn fa lik* a budding r osa growing more .ttrartive ** expat.»ion progremiw. Conceit and txoashery are twin*—*o Courtoay te du* just a* a debt—Yon tfakte mo, and I’ll tickle ytu. Thi* tertlmony could b* repeated for You can’t alwaya. tell of a person's worth, by Ute clotbee worn—neither a month. Ifyou want to avoid sufTerinK can you estimate character by appear- Ju*t try th* Centaur Liniment, bob! by all DniRista. J. R. Boas A Co., M Broadway. N. Y. Firat-Class Instruments. Children cry for Piteber** Caatoria-— A substitute for Castor OIL It aralmllateathc food, cure* Wind Colic, nod Tn« Attnar'a Lovx by Mrs. D. E. ennsee natural steep. it doe* not con­ N. bouthwortb. printed from Mrs. tain morphine, t* pleasant to take.ncvci Southworth’* AlMuacrlpt, jort written, unpe* and never Ml*. Tb* brat physic •nd never before pobliebed In any form whatever, and Sterla* by her rilsler, Mrs. Eranren Henshaw Under, haa Juet b^cn Jmbllahr I l.y T. B. Peterson A BtUiure,-Philadelphia, Pn. It were •» noil praise to oner I that ’Tbe Artist's IArte" t> ill* beat story by far that hs* ever fallen from the p»o of U>e lu-luatrious and gifted Mrs bou th worth. Not This wonderful vegetable restomtivi laritlugun* whkla th* IhriUinx Inter­ ia th* sboet-anchor of the feeble and de­ ct whirh cbarecterieed all of her ro. bilitated A* a tonic aad cordial for the ■luctton titan she baa hitherto given the aged and languid it ha* no equa' World. Il hn-atbe* throughout a fervid among stomachics. A* a remedy for spirit of hope, fortitude, and thank*— th# nervous weakness to which women Ju-’t the atbry and sci.tlmcut suited for are evpeeially subject, it fa superseding , know of no way to make f.eab, yoaug •very other atimulant. In all dhuatr*. »heart* bapf^er, and ro>tore the t-ioosn to tropical tamper*!* or frigid, it arts a* a aged cheek*, iu the cheerful biate of tbe Specific in every *]«cics uf disorder yule log Are, than by the perusal of this which uudenniuen tho bodily strength exquisite Chri*Una* *lory. which la ad- and brvska down th* animal sisrit*. muably .upptauted by a generoua col­ lection of brief and JntereeUug sketches by Mr*. Fmi'.cea li. baden, a >l*ler uf Beautiful Women. Mr*. South worth. Tpero brief norm tire* are each charming—all perfect lit.... M ClUl-T tie finn of prose fiction*—orieat pearl* ' side Thu fences am lursxud ouo hun­ at random strung. "Tho Artlat'a Love'' dred feet from the track, with a span­ li published in a large duodecimo vol- | hundred feet between the two fin-.-*. On th* inuir fegee tb« board* ure [dared [wrpcu.lfculariy and on U.e outer buri- other work*, and aold by all Booksel­ aontally. They are eight foot ia height. ler* at 8L7S Ineioth. or 81 JO In paper The double line fane* nggregat-f hi.tMX* cover; rrr or.ptm wEl be sent by mall. fret, aad Ithe single liar- 8'5.700 foot in |xiet-pai<l, by tbe publisher*, T. B. Pe­ length. Th* managers of the company terson A Brother*, Philadelphia, Pn., expnror n cr-nfijt-f.t opinion that these on receipt of price. All of Mrs. South­ rencc* will afford adequate protection worth’* thirty-fire book* are put up In ■gainst the mitr than ordinary <uow a neat box. cloth, full gilt bocks, AcPrice |61d» for the complete «ett. PLANTATION JITTERS New Scales. a T—1860—X. New Styles. New Prices. A*a Vehicle of Newt, Tux Wo*u> will spare no expenee, nu energy, to uaUitoin and ad van re ft* place tn ths firrt rank of metropolitan Joumsls. Its te h. abundant,, variou', and accurate new*, comprising the whole circle of current tntclllgencw and literature, will t* discusnetl a* become* a True!worthy Organ -f Opinion, with candor, with steady devotion to sound public snd private monde, with special knowledge f.-r spe. ud thsmre, anJ with various snd wide-reaching apprehension of the man- Country Produce, General Prodaee of every kind, aod of Money, titoek*. aad Freight* in Sew York aad Europe, i. The Fanner*’ Page, wltn aU the dolno New Advertisements. wnjreia. Magaria*,* tor January, 1* on our table. Year* ago, w* thought it bndeeecW psrfoctfoa, but wwr* misteken—it grow* better and better, and fa now a greater favorite thou everThe illustration* are numerous aad beaun■ ful and it contain* useful design* for work, noreiti** for the toilet, and alto [ drawing Icnost. The iittarary matter B. F. NORRIS * CO The I.AHfrEST and most *omplele Jewelry Btor* 1* tbo West, with the finest Stock ever brought to tb* Ctry, a 139 137 Th* *l*ctoral rot* of Thirty-one States wa* given to Grant and Wiban who received each 300 vote*. Th* vote of th* remaining Suites Georgia, Evatacky, Maryland. Mfaouri, Teanas*^# We bar* uo room for th* very able report of th* Secretary of th* Treasury, but cannot refrain from giving hi* view* of th* operation* and ad ran la gw* of a ,'erf^^Mte Frehrifaa of Amencan in■lufry. He aay*: "Th" weight of tbe national debt has o**n *o great that for more than ton veor* tbeto haa been no oportanity for It.________________ :___ efu___ we may also anficiirtion in th* narceut_________________ lira This reduction, however, should not be measured solely i-y th* want* of tho Treasury, but rogord should be bad also to th* condition uf tb* various t ranches of industry in which tho people are engagod. In prvesne* of the fart that the leading punmu of tbe country are stronger than ever Far* Preaident—Thomae A Ifondricka, 42 •• B. Grat* Brown, 24 ; Hueao* Greeley, derrassl. 8; Charlea J. Jenkin*, 2 ; David Daria, 1. Far Vice-President—B. Greta Drewu, 47 j Alexander IL Colquit, 6: George AV. Julian, 6; John M. Palmer and terod owing to the dec***# o! H on Hor­ ae* Grveiey, prior to the time when th* Tbe Indian appropriation bill haa ele-toral rote waa polled. passed tbe House by a large majority after a bitter attack mad* on tho Indian Pear* Policy. The vote stood 111 for, —Tha actual vote of Michigan giro* and 48 against th* bUL Pnridant Grant u majority of 00,1(11. Tho Senate ha* concurred in ibe In 1888 he had 31,432. For Governor. Hi, use resolution to adjourn Congre.’ Bagley received a majority of 50,044 a* from Dee. SO, to Jan. C. Thi* fa a day officially declared, bat th* oounti** from or two longer recess than usual. which returns were not received add about 400 to hi* majority Th* other joaty a* that given Mr. Bagley. For Congrea*. Firid'a majuritv fa I860, WaL dron’* C,905, Willard'* 7,847, Burrow*' 5.206. Feroor . 6,600, Begote'* i.tK, Conger'. 4447, Bradtoyfa 8434, Hub­ bril’. 8,405 . ■xa contain* the cratinuun of Oliver Optica story, "Littls Bobtail” (which fa. to be sutcradad in tb* January number by “Tho Yacht Glob’’), tha atmclwion ot Krjab Ksllog’* story “Wtamng hi* "Fublisbcni cunnot wrap tlioir news­ papers in paper'whi.-h has tyeetf’ writ­ ten on without subjwtfh'g t1w> rockag* to letter protag#.'’ “ *’ . - “Mafluenpt tracing* ‘from ftrchitectural or mi-e!.i:..,ra) firawtug* art mail­ able matter of the first c!at*, and sub­ ject to letter postagr " “Letters addrw-ed to fictitious per­ sons or firms, or tn initiate, should be seat to the l bia-1 fosttor office at not de- Spur*!’ (wbsch fa io he succeeded in th* January number by •'Th* laming of tbe Tids.”) Virginia F. Townsend's sturT, “Only Girls," fa concluded in thia number Th* capital iUuatnted sketehes, "Among ttre Raftsman." are also finfahed in this nnmb*r. B. P. tfolllaher ("Mr*. Partington" contribute* a humorous dialogue, "Scandal.” The Foetry, Storiea, and Sketch**, Puxxling Head-Work, Pigeon-Hole Paper*. Ac.. aod th* full page iUi.*tratwn» of which there are four, alio contribute to make a nember which will ■ delight tb* eye, and charm tho ronae*. Nothing better CHICAGO. largeet paid etab ------- ------ „*s than two hun­ dred and fifty roptse. raeh for tb* five next largest [■•ia club lists ot not less than ooa hundred and fifty coptos THE SEMI-WEEKXT. contain* (Tureditf and Friday) all the content* of the Wreklv and th* cream or the Dally.________ □^tSSFVraoowaxr.a*. IBW ADTERT1SEMEATN, rarrewdiscACtamn. EMPLOYMEN t FAME AND FORTUNE. JUBILEE. ,m. is tkr U*tl« thu ry number of JJsstwwfs Fsuny Xaurw* are '-Flag* for tho Christmas Trea," A purr!# portrnit picture, a eut paper pot­ font tur drib '* evening drwu. in an mui th* scudar relop*, magic transformation picture, ,----- J a a*»wpap*r elegantly rotated, and many other or other priabd matter in ndditwa to the address, subjects iba pockag* to pretty thing*; berid** the stories, pu>ilea, aad including tbe regular departtetter pswtagc-’’ "Seed*, cuUin; A year’s asbecriptioa to Young -dwrrjMwis th* beat paaribl* iavratatout for inloUigunt son or bright little daagbter, for a Holidsy or birthday present—try it. Yeoriy, only Ono Dollar. Address W. Jonnings Dwnore.V. 838 Broadway, N. Y._ Subscriptions received at tho lafae.1. Us TKAICLER* rf RsKIrrd. Ct. B»_v«mi Offiro. TBICKS • TRAPS - AMERICA ACCIDENTS The Weekly Sun. Department, for the reduction of th* ]xntagv-rate on letters, from and alter the firet day of July n«x: from the uni­ firm rata of throe ewnto for raeh half ovneo, to two ceat* for each half onnoc Itataon, Gold heck Chains, Hilrw Vest Chains, Table Caston, Cake Itaakete, hot Picks. KEW YORE OBSERVER. ar* a* follow*: Again*! L^jnlixinRailroad Aid Bond*. 28,M8 ; Against in tho short space of nineteen hour?, or Limiting No. of Judicial Circuit* 17,* at the rat* of about rixty-threc miles an hoar, feel* entirely confident of hi* ability to make tbe trip across tho "big sea." It fa said quite a number of *dentitle gentlemen liar* made applica­ tion for petmfaaiou to accompany him la this tho greats’t of all bail on expe- State St corner of ; titled, •‘Carrying Weight," by Marion Harland, is commenced in this number ‘"Our Darling," a first daa* chromo, fa gnen to every subneribsw to Godey'a Lady’s Cook for lt*73, whother a sin­ gle subscriber for 83, *r in a clnb of six for 11 1 Addrus* L' A. Godey, corner Sixth and Chestnut *tre*ts, Piuhid*)|>hi«. Tb* Houao'yeaterday was the theatre of quite a tempest of spleen on the part of several o|>po»ition members directed against Mr. Townsend of Pennsylvania wlio opposed tha Soldier's and Sailor’a Ifoonty luand bill and presented a pro test from the Grand Army of tho Il<pubbo of Pennsylvania. He wa* de-, nounoed as no soldier by Hon. Hamuel Randall whose earvices for thirty days a soldier iug in and around Harrisburg ' was mad* a point cf- Hfa military ca­ reer had not been known heretofore, and hfa party made all th* capital that vo burden. Nerwrthefees o«r .ysuras f Munleijal and Hute Tixatlon rude, unaqual, and defraud tbe poor to oloaae th* rich. NevmbeU*. o«r yrtem of Fwtetal Taxation fa such aa afamna. masterpiece of Ignorance .nd ocapadty, put to th* vile ms of moopoUsteaml favorite* and tbtev**, M -ever anywhere ha* dlagrared modem I vlllxatton <tao# Louis XIV., with hfa arthod* of taxation ralbar than Ito mount, paralysed tbe Industri** of rance. And alaig with th* Tarifi, which prohibit* tbe oxport ot our man■ fiictureH, abridgw th* number of our ndu*trfa*. cut* down th* profit upon -tw ex part* from all ourfartna, planta­ ions, and mln**; abollaboi r-ur ahrpplng ram off th* high **ra.aod filobsafiS 'roca tb* [Moplc'i iockcL.VT.rytlm.lt ■ute 81 Into th* U. H. Treasury,-along with thl**ngin* atopprewloo, stupidity, sod fraud goea a Ctarreuey ot fluetoatlng aloe aa tbe meows of values In every jet of domestic exchange. Whatever [ortlra taay artoe or fall, rharevrr their defeats or triumphs, and If you wfab to have a splendid Monthly-* M-goxiuo that <«mbin*a I within itself tb* excellence and beauty and prnctl -al utility of nnmaron* other* I of tho b*>t class—sec Ute January numbor of Drowrwfs J/feriraW JbaiUf, which lure been peaiiy enlargml. Por­ trait of Hmily Faithful, new murie, and other nplen-fid attractions. and alao CUNDURANGO. ivfTrra the moot extraordinary premium BUb. KeeM A Cn'k FlaU Extraci. to each sul-cnb-r, being two beeclilul Bran** Oruament*. ’ Opera Glaaraw |office andPwlorClocks rfeveryAsscription. . Any *m> vfatteg swt dry -UdRnU at oS i THE CHEAPEST FBJCE8 18 OUR MOTTO. •1 ' 187 ? i»'gri^OTi* c£ci 3fc Magnetic Ointment or roit tux cvx* Hat now on hand a com­ plete asaoHmcnt of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ Pencils, Pictures. Picture Prtrthes, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy ers, Ink, Slates, Tills i.i on enquiry which every one should hare truthfully anvworsd before he start* *n tai* jnurn*y, a*d • Mil* oar* taken m examination <rf Boat* rill �T;f« Rj»r»»ucm CLU1UM0 We quote the following Iron “ Wat1 son's Art Journal," N. Y-, in reference to Bacon A Karr'a Piano*, adrertiaad in aaotlisr column . ’Vs*' ‘ t,u-..I. ’»«■«'■ ra»Uy ■ -»«« Ona. b, lebertl**.. — - .... - - ~at*, _ HOLIDAY GOODSfind thia, iud^d . "Happy Christos*," A KHBT CHBI8TIA8 TO ALL. To iho.o wialung to buy Useful and Boauhfup- I-re.wou fw th, Holidaya, Hgbe*t, on earth Paaoe ,nd will find all kind* of Good*, ail first dasa, and at low price.. DlAMlra FOR im. WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW and that you moh and all of yon lx able to join jn m tt> Angel*. Eighteen Hundred aad seventy two yean ago, •’Glory to God ia th’. immense Reduction in all our Prioea, Hearth and Home. Oodey’r, Arthur’s, The Lady'a Friend, Gold l.l» 3-4. Chrwtoa* day. Our Young Folks, a00 New York Weekly Tribune. SK Tbe Nursery, 2M Colder f f j Wood’s Household. • 00 ' American Agricultural!,!, « jo COLDEST!!! Detroit Dally Tribune. io oo Oh! batin'* it cold ? ; •' Weekly •• s00 I Th* Dally Peat, l0w Merauy 38* below The Weekly Poet, soq Th* Michigan Farmer. 300 Moor** Rural New Yorker 3 T5 The Weetera Rum), 3qo Demorret'. Magaalne, 360 " Young America, 2 u> Oliver Optlo'a Magulne, g .50 Th* Chrtotlan, a work with four Tbe Board of Supervisor* are is eaaChrome*, 4«5 Th* IlhHtreled Christian Weekly, 3 50 «wn at tho Ufark'a ofhre, Hon F. W. Wecan.aleo. farnluh at tb* iowwt CoUtae preatding. club rate* nearly any other Journal pufa­ Ackley to on hand with a tine collro- ll-bed in th* United Btafee for any <>f Atidrean. Haxski. Ta-I’nm or Enurs, I wfll moot Uen ot Holiday preventa Go and ere onr subscriber*. Co., Harting*, Mich. yon al J. Colo A Boa's grocery atom ia tha City of Halting*, on every Saturday We had th* ptreaure of attending a until tha clove fit tax collecting. concert al Union Hall In thto City oa Jutaa Nnt*. Thuraday.evening of laat week, given by tbe Ixavltt troupe of Bwiea Bell Blngar*. To ear that it wa* flnt-elw would be but a faint expraealon Indeed' Little albe to almoat a prodgy. and In her part kept the audience In a roar of laughter. Mr. Hepaaa, M a tenor alngwr haa few eqnala In thia country, and hl* eetoetiona among the many popular eonga ot the day, ahow an unusual good Doc’t be backward, if you want to musical iaeta That very popular a>ng bring wa wood tn payment for the Bu­ rt*, fetch it right along. F D. Anin. caaaciEa. woo 00 HIIRTII OF CLOTH I Must be Sold this Winter. Chid! _ ntsssic. — OGRESS Bl-.k ■toe.atnpMity, y of fluctuating values in every MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division ba* received great culture and care. "A pathway from tbe West to Eu­ M aster Holbrook performed hie parts to rope" Ho the New York Trtounr style, the delight, and surprise of all present, the Michigan Ship Canal. and with due eare and practice, will be­ come one of tho beet concert players, and artist* In the country. happy. Ke have not room to any half that we would like to, nor one quarter that tbe Company deserve, but In brief would eay that we believe tbe enllyv troupe pee*coo talent second to none now travellug In thi* country of it* kind, and will therefore close our remark* by Th* Canada Southern Railway la ■Imply laying, that under tbe manage­ completed tn Amberrtbarg, aod la be. ment ot Its gentlemanly leader, Mr. log rapidly constructed through Michi- Holbrook, Bought, and will be patron­ ised by the music and fan-loving com­ munity of tho whole country through । The Grand Haven Daily Btrald la which It passes, aad hope to have tbe pleasure of llitonlng again Io the troupe suspended. It didn't pay. The Week ly Btrald however, will be continued in Halting*, under more favorable au­ spice* to tArwi, than when they were' and greatly Improved. here, Tho evening commenced with ; A new lot of Watorproof and Flan-________ ___ ___ __ ___ uol* just received at the New York j Lecture, mooday evening. Cash Store. 82tf and 8boddy-Wc wish t THE OTHER STORES MAY AS WELJ^. (Hose up, for we will do all tho BuRineNs We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. •ffifSSK We haven’t room to mention all our Reduced Prices, but we Herewith Pledge ouraelves to Offinr and Sell the Bent B*r- KP' HOUSE. rife wp o/ie pqice VINECAR BITTERS sto^e, GRAND RAPIDS. MICH r v . . people could have beard ik Ladies and Gent* Underwear -K—„ • ‘ • The working men'* dun dance uti Friday evening of laat week al Union Hall, waa • real enjoyable affair, and presume they will eoaftaur to bo throughout tbe winter. THE LARGEST. |THEy HAYE A child of John Hchiarle, of Chelsea, Sxwnra Micnini tb* very beat in Th to paragraph la to nay that Agent* the world aad cheaper than enywbere may learn Kxnethlag greatly to their waa burned to death Thursday, by it* •lothes taking fire at th* stove. I else in Barry County. Com* ia aad try advantage and obtain specimen* and Hr. Henry IxMait.g, of Ilalain, who ia them and you will bo conviuoed that it full particular* tree, by addreaaing ia a fact. We buy all of our Machine* Wood"! LUrrarf Ari Agraag, Newburg, ia Ha 70th year, haa thia tall huaked for cosh, and ean and will sell them at low figure*- Sewing Machine Needle*, and oil fur all Machine* all at th* New York Cash Store 82tf Holiday Good* of all kinds for sale by Sher­ man J. Rich. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, srusux LSD DIRECT ROUTE, te st STOOD THE TEST Photographs, Fhotgraphs. I Great Faiiij Jmnal of Mickiiai-i Jackson Weekly Citizen REMOVED LARGEST PAPER IN MICHIGAN. Tha Met number of th* Aldi** exceeds all It* prcdeeeeaar* in the exuberance and richnca* of Ito picture*. Evary paga la adorned crith an engraving that ia iteelf a marvel of beauty, and taken to . gvther, they make a cellccUon worth from Manntee port for tbe month end­ ing Nov. 15th. Wa* IM. carrying away . 20,400.000 feet of lumlwr, 1.W0.0001 shingles, MI5.000 piece . of lath. Tbe । shipment* tor tbe srexin hare Ixen about 130,000,000 feet of lumber. AlUhe Nows of the Day, American Organ Heath & Chideestei Is OM to the Public on its Mens. Everybody Should try them before I ivrchannf Sleewhere THE WEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON, AND GABLER PIANOS. Doe MighaKa. Betoey Panner, M. M. Staataa, J. V. Smith, C WDoex. Direct your latter* to VA of P- 0 know of do disease which will not ad­ Drawer nr Box. mit of it* uae, with good roeulta. AJJ. Roonra, P- M. tnoet innumerable complaint* are reus­ ed by poisonous accretion* ia the Hood, which can be raiiroly expelled from tho system by tbe u»e of lb* Vnsxxn. Wltsn the Hood is perfectly deuaod. Iho diacaae rapidly yield*; aH gain* reare; healthy notion ia r-t-mpliy re stored, and the twti«nt ia cure-! " Boer*! Boot*!! Booto!I! Shoee' I Shoe*!! Etooa.'I! at arerj v&rty and [kind lor men, women aiul children; Waterproof aad proof agaiuet roida. just aa cheap aa before th* Breton Fire, at th.* Now Y ork Cash Stare. 3Stf hears Ca«imw« Suita, Btaek CMb Suite and a splendid rasortxnrat nf Kndi Prato aad Vast autabte «* than. ufetjutiihg marTi*^. For «al» at the Now York Creh Store. *** Ntais State Orpkai Aijta, FRANK L. WARD the coot for drink and On tho same day ------ --------- set fire to the boarding house* at th* ah'p canal across Kewe*aaw 1‘crat. cauimg th* destruction of aereral at them. About 200 eocds ol wood were burned, and John Ireper. who kara one of the boarding hourta lost about 1500 worth of furniture an I iiiptti - **• * Tbe product al tbnQalnmet and Heeia mine for the month of October waa MS tons and 82fi pound* On the 25th ulL the candle factory ot ’ Wm Lapp, in Hancock, wa. dertroyed | by fir*. The loes wa. about A>00. Tb* Mantae* Tferagiree a delinquent these parting word*: “Prof. Apel, who has bora teaching mura for acme tune May 15, BEST PAPER! BEST PREUUI1 Money to Loan. A SO PICTURE FREE. MOORE’S Keep ■ large supply of ©alt for »ale at Lowest market itte*, tlreir Brick Wnrehouae. bumi, main tn Finn mu small Overcoat* t5 to »25 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing LOTTEIff J A NOBLE CHAMTT. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, pifE LUflEEH rUtflStfED l/t LOTS. O44 L �A. Morrisd/i't Atfifg Department. ______ DauchV^fi Co'x. Column. MichiTin Maihisirv Depot MONEY ft Sijandc Gift Enterp'ise. CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN. $106,000 WANTED AGENTS Grand Muair&l Entertainment Agents THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. St Joseph, Mien. Nv. I, 1872 Tao Caltori LUhoijrapMnj Company of Detroit, Up-’« «ks •O'*, sad m mv psbiuMag * ’ 71“*^ teitMgr^ll at ’ The New Capitol and Grounds, tie * 21 lackte te alas) rtenivi ia it-s Hl«km Kiyfo at ib* An. ■Utah ibv «<>< “ Ute »< Ik' Kuu al ll>« a-d.r.1. pr.CT *1 T "W O MATHEW BUSINESS COLLEBE . UOaelto Wm I now. fount.', for .Ltu.l^c . An amaltuj editor in ludianurxhi* hw made a fcrtune by bi* pen. Hi* .aherdwdof grief slur reading one of h« editorial*, and left him one hun­ dred aud thirty tboiuand dollar*. FITRUBEB A A buabaml. wbvee wife has applied for a divorce, write* a protrat to the judge, in which ha ttys: "Thia plague! thmg called a dnurco Las, in my ofwnimi, parted many a man aud his A man with wild eyrw and hair u ruihing about propounding tins amun. drum: “What i« tho ditforoure beween WwHon. '.ho pofestnau, and the brute duoosa f* Auiwcr: "Tha on.takes a walk, tho other makes a talk." A phy.iciAn, on preaunting hi* bill to the circular of tho estate ot a dacooaad palinnt, n-ked, “Do you wish w have if nin |a C*Hi. IU«1 Estate ud p«rwe«l Pnqwrl.. I* *w<»M- feMs |c te $t,“|i. $23,900 in Kcal Estate ! $3,000 in Cash! $6,555 .in Persona! Proper!; roaol “.naMM.. MANTLES AND GRATE8, A mu*r having threatened to give a pour laborer .some blows with a stick. “I don't beiiovB vuu,” said the other; ‘Tur yon never give anything.' The Loniavillu Cwitr Jamrnal poeti­ cally remarks: “In Montgumaiy, Ala, the other day, four utgroea gut un a spree; one took out hi* Huie jack-kitifc, aud now there ain’t but three." 55^55 nulls JOHN H WENDELL & CO. '.<L ■> *f..Muu»<^lJ.r II ■ Ivaritai n.adkal ,u Uuufou a>>4 I'ana >l.« n. ■> |*.»wtu. Mr*. June* san.: "I bsliuve IVs got tbe teuderest hearted boya in tbe world. I can't tell ouo of 'em to fetch ? w’ter. kut he’ll burst out cry- EAOTfIf mxc m Ji «'«-«« •< »M ■«rh bvMOreru Ufo Oaxrl la ih< l» ...1 ;■>. ...I...«las ■ IM Um.hm.U4 bl«o4 »4 ImpirilHS «i<wr Iv Il IM vital U.W.; forba.l4.a<a>MU r».fo.iu4 w vrataiwJcmm.I.mUm UxK__ A scbool-boonl member asid, "Now, who Iotm all men If Theqao.ti m wo* hardly put taitoro a liltla girl atuvarrJ, quiekiy, “Aunl Rachel f ID O Tu X- A R S 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS "kk/’mT., P. A. BILLINGS. LIGHT IN THE EAS1 A Fann of 120 acre*, situated in the ■wn«hip of Baltimore, S miles from la-ting*, and only S mile* South ot the vrand Riser Valley R. R at.Qmmln ood y ung and growing oitlanl, good ■g buildings, living atredta of wab-i, •0 acres under improvement*, 1 mile lorn School HoUae. t ugar bush ut I ,000 tree*. Splu'udid . timber of '\J11 ■ indo; Oak, Boxwood. Wl.ifowowl etc. ' Verm*. $25 |ht a.-re. For lunber in- j tnicriun*. inquire at thia. Ofikw, or u! lie proprieluts, DBA A. G FREEMAN. i Baltimore, April 17th, 1872. ' NEES' CABBOLIC TABLKK CHAS JUNE & BRO. Arnica Liniment Reliable Agents Wanted in Every Tien in the State! OntCE or THE ASUXTATIUX. SO. X qttltOW.V BLOCK. MASOH. BICII BMTOP81TT, FWl CM J. (HU, ta Ht L. D. SINE'S N1NETBKNTH ■BIND MIL DtSTBIBIJTljN 200,000 00 $ The following i* taken from the New York Jmrmal tj Comewrr*'and ia worthy ' of careful prru«al: A middle-aged lady, the mothtr ot six children, hod often sought rvlial from a jain in tho back by taking saltjxrtcr and btandy. She wa* expoied tu email pox, nn I contracted t .e disease Tito premonitory symptoms weto violent NATURE’S FARRAMD WILLIAMS & CO. Hair Restorative IX VALUABLE GIFTS! SIO.OOO IN AMERICAN” COLD I 01U,OUU LN AMERICAN S1LVKR : THROAT AND LU<$6 INSTITUTE ■” iJGHEFNBACKi • f >vn Prixcv |500 Carr age & House the head and excruciating pein in the region of tho kidnersA phymcian wus called during the night but, tu doubt as to the nature ol tho di-coao though suspecting it tu Iw a case of scinil p-x, be made uu pvwcrif • tiun, promiAng to return at early dawn? Fever ar.il pom increasing, she begged her husband to preiiore lor her the old preparation* of ealtpvter and brandy. The Utter was than nut to be had, but he cniaucd a piece of nitro aa Urge a> a common white bcmi. This the to-.k in a teaspoonful of cold water Fooling S.-4BO bolter tho d.»e »o. uuce or twice slept wall during tha remainder of the night, and nwaketeed foehng perfectly well! When the doctor called ho wa* great­ ly Mtoaiahed to see Mr*.----------auperintending ttre atlais* of bar household Hu loll without making any prereiiption. Khn had uxfy well detinrd puatulv* in her faa>; but (her were but slightly inflam.-d, and not at all painful. The' development., cf emall^jx an her entire person were in txmber and ap­ pearance in keeping with those <m tier HiKn».filiNES,Srt. 'RISE Quito a number ot citiaras in our State are now afflicted with the email pox. and it*i* not imposuble that our city may bo xitited by that dreaded woorgu thi* winter. Anything that will cure tho diwace or alleviate the sufferings of BLOOD PURfflEB. PAINTING. MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES: ALM* Flajfs, Banners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. WOODEN O'. IIIOhmI IO I llAO-iROp • DETROIT, ■ ■ MUTh BLOCK LETTERS Glass Show Cards. LANGLEY DICKINSON Ilnstiug*. S»p«. 18, 1872,—tf WSEAJH OF ROSES BOILER WORKS. tke'uchi ruuht. 'DOMESTIC” LOOK HERE.- Dr. Crook's Wine ■ i' ■ In uuetimc all her children and her husband worn Minilarly alfcctel by fever and pain in tbe head and back, and received similar treatment, aud ‘.be DR. CROOK’S S-reral tamilka caught ths prevail­ ing contagion, to whom the told her at<iry nod recvtnmuodod ths aaine rem edy, and in every <*ue the result* were favorable. Tbsee facbi came to u* al first Maud, and tho readi r may rely upon them aa ICO.UFO RT'S IPECTOBAt, ISYLLUP WANtED.”--'fj.- WINE Business that will Pay PATEJ.T COOLERS; an hour. Tim puatulee were speedily dcvclojied. but were nure like tne d». ease in it* convalescent stages than at any other period. As lo the quantity given, it wa* not all dffimie. bat th» first jatient, witlan an hour, must have taken uf nitre tbe bulk of Hiros urdiuar y white nkvy beans. PUBiFY YOUB BLOOD. ; $75 to $250 psr month' na>« aa4 fecoUs. la ,ulra4M, U.. G. terauvra QteawKas*. r.«uv.-awi» C*1»U TM. mkKh Wd> Ikrt. toe HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS DR. CROOK'S SYUUF or POKE ROOT. coal, aud that at prices there ia both economy and comfort in its use. A ton of corn, 83 bushel., at 17 cent* per bushel, is 85.60. We <xm.4der this equal to a curd 04 hard wood, aa sup­ plied und measured in our market, nt ; tb. cutting of thia cord, Sl.W— to- HEaD 8TOXEF. DETBOIT BKSBfflG WOfiKS. Bent Wood Works. For pains In Brrswt. Side or Back, Gravel or Kidney Diaeaae, ptNteMw of the VriBarr Oncaaa, Jaundice or any Urcr CmnpWnt, It Is also a superior Tonic, , Rwiorea the Appetite, Strengthen* the Sjwtem, Reatorw the Weak and Debilitated, Causes the Food to IHgjat, KOT3 !SJ«tS?s iSSi 455 Prnreuta Malarious Ferm*. « I Given tone to yoar Nyslwu. TBf DR.CROOK’S WLNE0FT1R COBB, WALLACE A LAW. UTUnETWrar 1MERIC4N MARBLE OPEN 4 TOP BUOCIES, nx. wlOTW »f Juns F* HRM-Maauf DUTY OFF TEAS I THS UBKAT AMEXICAX TtA CUXPiXY bm beateff* s—vaclwwa «tUeUi»e Boutlesl mu Tfl.I !B, CCPFffi iEI ffiET M WEE ,l-4 P.HL'FMAGEL fcCO„ 'MmtMrtenrr.ar t>4 '*>'<•>■* iprtr, Cteter,ai mat te Mb L..t4S4ttA‘inS'.!d.“i!f.tt— Snn! tai luteal. SEWING MACHINES. Strayed or Stolen! Powders! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. 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No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1872 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1872. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-01.pdf c1aac3d5d64bbe0c852e357b19e702be PDF Text Text TH® f\sfll*UCAI< BaHMIH VOL. XVII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN .Pfifawar ijid Bum Card?. It seemed that tbit young girl, Bosa Um it rmghtibea Pectin. nt In iwr cradle playing with Just Received, at him. Evidently life had oof brought 1i htm all 1* mtirt.r and Ka hnnwnv ' ' round, end rosy ao ■ nice phtmp empie, and didn't took a. if she knew anything about the hard times that bad coma to fragile n bubble of humanity to drift the Utile log bouse when the lather died, RIVERSIDE Greble & Bussell’s “^WRlflttT k~»rdpHf(>dk NO. 36- WEDNSDAY, JANUARY 1. 1873. there were little bright touches al! over her hair, a* though the sun was shin­ ing in spots upon it. Ono morning 1 sat. cjiiing theso gleams of sunshine around my Gncers, and watching a flock of Mother Carey's chickens skim WM f(. HAYFURD «aid Mattie, “a nice big pile of it; and en no one younger stepped in when that is gone. Deacon Turner la her oft which wae pretty often going to draw ur a load hitneelf he tald re. Then, be always quietly ay liimaalf, with a kind of The motto-r ataiUd at merry Tad, and LOT JKIIXE mysulftori few momenta. Not many, Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, times felt a litXl. diasali<Ged with their nl.t. .nt — j dark eyes. rare in no danger of safloring. TJMTXTfirT; rcctEll; CKUniAIHIIM JOU5 ROBERTS Mattie crept up thn la Her to ISC bod in the Infi, wbib their mother set down VnivenaUy knoicn ax. the BEST HEATING STOYE in the World ’ Alto a Large Assortment of a atrugor; when iookinj hold ! I aaw beneath the □ LRWATCG the my baby ta her en timM at the three little i JEWETT & ROOT’S PULE PROOF STOVES! ■*■■• V. S. • 1• W.-VRRAJSITED FOR TWO YE nothing to give, i as Intis Ted. We. Manufacture •We New . MAYNARD, CHRIST MAS, i eoil is the most fottilo in the world.” In ike BIST STYLE and from MILO T. WHEELER Leather Eastern Oak Gonninn „ CALL JOUXA. GREBLE. SEE AND US. Salt! Salt! Salt! HESSMER, HEATH k CO. isa Armour. ®rdun. Mio; then? uni li towns of 30.0(H) inhab' itauU each ; and we never think of ourIvet a, bvinr'oiit of thn wav. lint rath- MARK RUSSELL. ' tell figure earnestly forward. | Boss lr«n»! her pretty head toward I him in a eon&ling attitude of interest ; end lauglied: “yii eo you a».iho pe>I pie. and wiwiom h ewng to die. with 0,3AY ! millions o! them -. from thirty to forty , vessels ar» <-jn>taatly plfing to England with the tnllorv ar.-l tni-«*Sil wool.’ Wheeler ' Look to your interest and purchase your Balt at the old atand of Sp/fLi/lq Silrtu & BLACKSMITHING! W illson FIRST QUALITY. babv. with no earth­ *. I aahl no earthly ■a wrung "You did! rv u.in th.' tl.-aii—not usually; but »yiwn« up in riowvwita.itim :-i 14i onhir will rome to one unaing oaea to ms cnair again, anu tosking at me eager!r. -What did you * •“ ™lbi Hia atavarda tn account eayF “Hadn’t you acmio ample thing to r‘t GOODYEAR A BARLOW where you know you pet none hut tlie war* nsk*d Itow, looking idl* at the light in her ring, and then as idly nt f Sil THE AUTVMW8HEAF. ■id BLACKSMITHING j tn the hungry [->T at home. Why don’t aotnebudy cnndeaM it ae they do : will; but canh do everytljag : once,' replied Ux> N<» Zealan^r, k I ing with »ud<lnn irKerwat eMhOigam. ' •kntHsl>uaid l>eing;playnd twside us. i Jud then al mg f-iwrto the ship'i ateo oxy qoooti/1 t/ttittt rwrrWATCHES. until he eatr tl- -lit! -uh DENTIST SitifiUs J. S. GOODYEAR A Co Bi:!©! Emu art Satan Jm H, ici SHIM Pure Wines and Honors!, F. D. £lCKLEY, rag tigwctvii. t'rainsEx- NEW GOODS! i A. Hat. Hlaaayuur heart! it done igg th» Mtn* hslf-eontiaiug rfanr * and ■ ready smib- upon* hitn she had l>«m •o grieved, and ao impatient, reeolntn, (and, indead, when on I giving u»- arawavSatea »IW ly dropped off my water-proof sickness. and atcxd up behind 3570 manly little daughter sama quietly down .__ The Now Zculsntlsr looked after her, a ormnvv invn mmravOBW ‘ and trisxi to console himself by drawing ■ roiu-iois iovs mir NEW GOODS! W1 w. i<ve*1. and finally got ayJ Of couree it was rbil<< to make himaell r.n*nE or waving haadkerelnrfo and kindly good , bye. and I stood on ths stem, nodding ffe Defy Competition looked at tlie likeness uf a lake among WWEDkY GOODS! struck by a certain raudcal r>ng In the Gold & Silver Watches ■ > DIAMOND*. ARRIVING DAILY. SjM Silter eeJ PM 3r| telegram of the arrival of our ship; yet I knew 1 HASTJbiGSsMIGH. HASTINGS. MICH. J. Cole & Son. I Ciuuu. Wil you uau UXWW ’ ’•ootid thought like mo for ballast- but even the tarkey had been buck; with the dieorder uf the atrong eM-wind in her haw, and ita ftwahnen in her pretty pink cheeks. “I’ve cum" aa I aaid,' she mnrmured, A. D. COOK, Act. FRENCn CLOCES, OPERA GLASSES. op,«» io anything ao sunaational mou*. ’ day we camo !<■ port, with o.ur WUOLWfjlLr A RETAIL horisun. j.AjaDBEais.A co. Russell GROCERS. & Kevins ■nd PA1MTS k OILS mWMM Armour hail sufficiently ad-nired his gr»:>b>? jvtuslliugs a»f tha captain and the qnartonnaetor, and tbs aM-aick eeenpants uf an upj^r berth, it was time wore actually going nt teen knots an honr.ioy . vary brill­ a half iant; but thare'waa a piquant’ charm about her that ettiurted half the pa.playoi pam and gueeeM riddles, nod , Shingles, Lath, &c. bar to bring little Rooms The Beantiinl Moew the vanishing billowing tetter at Rt. Ixxriat OktrU alike Lovett brut umami, sracra UKBUD, Dye Stutts, UE BlHH 1 aged people have lestmed selves in any' chanee my of sunlight without stopping toi consider whether il is likely to l» perpetual. •wt kite two. c>H. nodi, rail �WjKLi. of ita property is needed to pay coutmc. torn w bo owo thn money, or a large courteeiin that had beau extended lu 1 part of il, Io workingmen whwo “Mere him, pcinu.lly, loth by hfo follow: rr Chnetmse" will be turned into bil- c ■mbvra an ! the ofBrer* whom guretr i ' Wrtreee ami thi. iu-tu.il need of personal it was their good fortune thi. evening' cvmlurts. Much of the opposition and Mr. Mon run ws< follow -d in brief j ccmsoqunnt daisy lies here, paused by ' liio quibbling ot tho opposition and-the ■ iqweehM by ibr editor of tha Bxsxxx, | ' Criluro of Republicans to inform them- ': our retiring Register of Dsods, W. H.| , wires on this subject of ths Justice and i'J<we|l, Esq., Hon. D. B. Cuuk. aud; ; c-qnity ofrtfee .-him. Mr. Fsrnsabrib. lothess. At tho cluse of tha spaseboe j who «inc-> Id* drfeat before tho po-«pfe, j the resolutwns ofiered by Mr. Monroe | I Miaris and ena|M at rereytliiog, abownd , i to* liUlsnres of soul in an argusrent to ' ehow that because some of bis evustitu;on’. (Who ato now eamelxxly’s else)! Bio dsatli-roil ot tho year contains in ite list trnwy illustrious nrnnre. Those which most readily loocur to ite review­ er*, and which will l>y universal consent be placed among its gr sate.t, are Horace Grsalsy, William B{ Seward sal Samuel F.-B. Morse—the tesder of American josnalivm, the greatest statesman ofour BACON & KARR'S Tire giolltlce ot tills new ora. THE THY-WEEKLY, a Drtooctatlo Republic. ctoachmriiU uf Federal upot Ks.|([ THE WEEKLY M>l.l corn cheap’ therofmo tho national1 । Government should repudiate a just | debt duo for work end labor necessarily performed. It came out is th* discus­ sion that be end other* in the upporiIfob had voted an appropriation t ■ buy nrnporty lor tho extension of the capita: ground, which Involved an uintin uf the principle on which the Hou* was ■sk*d to make this appropriation Mr. Ol Use day a* the psr.un wboshgbtoane Ihtwo. ia in m-tno re-.p -cts, su excel­ ape.es Ifobuyof ibam. i hrrs to no lent fooder of the Hou»., but be cer­ elan ol troys .'or wuum v. hav-> a m -re profound reryect than Wvll b.havsd tainly lack* some of the elements uf priutN’adevda, Th«y ktmw somethin* soocee* in pushing the rubbieb of cap­ atrdaro p.aouod, wxuuu is too.® »h-u tious og position promptly out of tbo you Camay Of aU CUXM *.,boy*. An way. It is to be hoped th.it Crngfeu that reaj.cc;we jdsce the toys uh® wore will do jUrtice to the Dririct in this re- . gard so jn alter tho members enjoy their I •acre meet boy». Young womiu>, b.1 fore you again elevate that delicate no.e Christmas holiday*. I at the appiuach ol a printer** devil, gvt some vnv who knowa something or bi* Among the other ________ infiuenturi men of oar own country who bar* died during the year 1872, journ­ Yesterday was Mt apart for the oenaltea ha* lost Jams* Gord-m Henuott, •idnrwtion of the Emigration bill in cf the New York Zte-riJ; Mr. Spalding, charge of Mr. Conger, but that g»nli ­ your Igaorauov. we will give you a ebon of the S’iwidjand E. A. Pollard, of tho 1 man in order t» allow the District ol ll-t ot vx-devlla ol printing Rlebmond fruwresr; the army, Genera] Columbia bill to receive prompt action Benjamin Franklin. Hannibal llaiuliu. H. W. Halleck and Gem George G consented to a [oatponemect until tire bchuylvr Coifax, Horace Greeley; U. b. Meade; and science, Dr. Francis Li -bcr 8ih of Januaijj^xi, st two o’clock P. sad Profoewr James Hadley of Yale M Tlii>u« most im|«irtant mreaure, CoUege- Artlueos Thomas Bauhauin and ought to l*e courtJared aud pueel Bead, John F. Kensett. Thums. Sully, wi;h<mt unnecetear-y delay, firs grow­ Geo. Catlin. Robert 8- Dnaeonsob and ' Ing influx of foreigners, which will so in our own Detroit srtte, J. M. Stanley. reach half a million par annum, make, Among those eminent in the Church it incumbent on tha country to protect wbo have died in the‘|yoar are Archbish­ emigrant! who com® to our sborei. from op Spalding, primat* of tbe Roman •lie icipoeitiona practiced ou them on OuboBc Cbureb in the panage end in our ports. Bov. Parer Carts . Maihodiat prisehsr. Tire stage baa lost . j The Secretary of the Treasury has JBdwin ForrMt. Efua I Logan, MoKsan ; Buchanan, and Sedlur Smith. Of for-. jurt irtuad an order plainly igu.iriag al] mcr or roceat polit:c*i leaden. ex-Sen-■! right of an agent who files a Power uf j, and suggretlons for building school i Aitoroey for the collection of a claim boater. fiend to the publUhcre_for a star Grimes, of Iowa; «x-Poetmsutor | ■ apeclmen copy, or call at eur office and Randall, of Wisoonab; ex-Mintesr. to | before his Depanmeat to demand ita Bussia; Ingersol,of IVnnsylrania; Ghrej protretiun vu the coUsetion of his fore. | xieretolvro tlie regulation* required the rat Davie and Humjdirey Marshall, of] Ksntncky; and Joha A. Griswold, of: sending of drafts and wanuuts to tliu New York, are the m<>»: conspicuotu. care of the Attorney who had filed a j ' " ’ ' j of this country j duly i-xeonted power, so that be c-suld I (any Fern), widely demand his fees ou delivery th roof to > tho ckimants in whose Csrur tho draft 1*1 and aparkling Hterary yrxr J'afril; Jesse Olney, the geographer; David i-l’aul Brown, the claim* Wore that Dejurlni-nt aaaesignable ;| but the advisers of tho fjseretary veuerahlo aud doqmmt lawyer ; Lowdl Macon, tha great uitnical composer • haro Uoubtlaa- caused him td vseeod Gem Ewell, uno of thri Confederate mil­ his eatliority in thus treating a lawful itary leaders; Eru^a Corning, one of compact between elisal an! ,0uun—1 Nearly all tbs leading capitalists and boainsse men with i entire iudidurence. 6t Hew York State; George P. Poloara. monthly 12 cent' laiU Edited by C. j tiugvkt face, and tiiereui io constituted the pubtehcr and James Fak. Jr. O. G. Paine, A. M. and ptlbli-bcd by First in tbe obituary H«t of Europe, tho right of tho Attorney in fodt to bo before kings, prino-e and Ionia, should pruterted ugamat the selfiahuH* at-d i gre*-«5 of clients who generally bro at a Tas Catcieo Taisrxx — I® another purest, and meet seU-sacrifidng of the | distance. The right of the principal to eolunie will be found the Ptvspevtus ol Republicans of Europe, who gave the rovukk a Power of Attu-rney alter an in tereetjia acquired by mde.urg profee- i tho Chicago Trihmt by for the ।; tcrost whole of bis lifo to th cause of Kbrrty, y. | sional services cannot bo fully or justly । ablest edited drily cestui New York, and who, after again And again facing by a Department, • and il and o-i a u-w»papcr wilh ecarrbly a rival tbo chancre of demh in reruluttoii I rncociiixod the oijjer is nut revokril, tho Attorney I /t'» the Union. Difierin;; fhjm it radiafter revolution, died > will Ito cheated oat of half his feu.. ' F tally as wo du, ou many ol lbs iaqiort. bed, fn'Londoa. early ant politics! qua,lion, of the day, »o two monaroh. who tere d-d during । - ' ” • ' , ‘he y« are King Chart- XV, ol «» j cannot du loss thou command it tv tinS|4ciri uoiic-of our busioe—men. to Sweden. Kmg iK.m....me'aa ol tbo Sandwich bland. Among other* • csmsi inxo. splendor to tbe nsw political <-* tk-of Centaur Uoliieuteuro-dllpcrfxl !y. Com. til l, «14 Pine Hu Fhila.” H. Mtf-ii', Ee |„ SapU of kdirn* Ex -on a'l our Industries >r Munlt;)al nut! rtatc 1'axstiM —..u. .. .: I nfadaei T.4 to liusOiry ouuld be reprate! far Ihi.outb ifyoi want to avoids IT.- fnjt ,o.t try the Centanr LlnfmcnL Fold by all Druggiela. J. B. Boax A Co.. 63 First-Clasg-Jj; strument^T SSUBE YOUR £lF lain moipblne. I* pie saut l->ta’ e n. vri e-ipes <nd never falls. The be I phy c .’Ji1 .e Hina! Life tarn Cmjaaj New Scales. LARGEST and STRONG ESI and fraud goes a Currency of fl net ustkr New Styles. whatever their nemra.TilK iVoatn ae» and always will muala tbe unfliachiaj | champion cf a ‘ New Prices. Veiy Low, Assets over 856,000,000. dermabor: maintain and a-J canoe Ita pl«ee la flu Aral rank of metropolitan Jourtnk lb current intelligence and literature, wttl Tf'areroom, No. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., N. Y. PLANTATION JITTERS. S. T.—1860-X. wide-retching apprehctiricn ofth» m*s- FAME ABD FOBTHNE. THE WEEKLY WORLD. ■ire especially MhjreuQ la superseding -very other stimulant. In nil climate », repeal temperate ar frigid, it acts ■» b qievific in every »|*cir» of disordii rhk-l- uudrrminte the uodilv etrengtl- JUBILEE. Prices (lolerraplieJ from all the Msrkrts SEW YOBE OBSERVES. Country Produce, General Produce ef B. F. NORRIS & CO i'BICKS 1 TRAPS «■ AIRRICA WHOLESALE & RETAIL —-------------- -- ----------- teal, but is confine 1 to hi* bom« by par eea»e of the aord, though politically, it alysia. Hu is said to be convalescent, murt be classed with tire so caAL-d Lib­ but null requires tho use ol crutches to eral Republican journals, and it the or­ fondly the Duke de P-rrigny, uno of gan of tho Free Trader* cf tte Norththe favorites cf tho third Napuioon; Senator Buwman of Wost Va. has rhe We.kly Sun. Lead Mayo, Viceroy o India; lire Hur not thus tar attended the present sesquia of Londonderry, distinguisbod fori rion of the Ssuats. Th* rvsean aligned is a good one, tsiog no I»*a than ba«. a ca» of amali-pux in his family. By an rttfor just iartied, uu anj after The last name suggwsto that of Benito Satmday noxt lha lrea.nry DepartJuaree, the tr.lotnitabie Preaident of the mautwul pay without relate tnterc-r. Mexican Republic, wfccee pcrrtrt.nee for D. 8. loans due Jan. let 1373. PROSPECTUS It is piopoaod to meet the Patout and courage finally [xovailed against Maximillisn, and who hlao is among tlie OEtoe into a separate Dvpartnu-ui and is CUNDUBANGO. detach tho buaiuoes from tbe luisrior ttead of tho year. Bites. Kecae A Ce*i. Flail Attract. Not many distinguisted foreign schol­ DcpartKii»ot. A bid will soon be re­ ars or literary m-n whose narsu. aro ported in th* HolUo to test ettect. well known in the Uniled Suter here died during l»7i Among tbe must prominent are John Heuri Meria D‘ Abbigna, the Protartaii theologian and $5 to $2) n. historian, whose "Hi.tury of the Rr-for On Friday evening, an invitation of Hun. Shcituan C. Brindle, Judge of becoispheras; Cileries Lever, tho roll­ probate, L W Vroemaa. fihentf, Wm. icking Irish noreli’i, R»r. Norman Mc­ H. Powers, County Check, and Milo T. Leod, the eminent Theological writer ; Wheel-r. County lr<M>arut, ttie Board Sir John Bowrisg; Ttmopbii* Gautier uf Supervisor* •ilh a lew ia riled gunta We quote the following from « Watand Adolph Gueraalt. leading Fraucb •at down to an uy.:or supper prepare ! eon'e Art Journal," N. Y., in >ef> reace journaltea; Horace Mayhow, the nov- by euae .Hart, laytor, of the Hartings to Bacon & Karr’s Pianos, advertised in •listnad .Mayist, and L Lodwig Four bach, tho German plihsophical wriThe supper was firat-dsM in every New Advertisements. respect, aud did honor to tbo propriato; Of the Leading slsteemm of Eurr>{>« of that popular Huuae. Alter .upper, who hare died during tbe g-C-.t year. the comguny adjuunad to tbe geulfoSrKswy Lytton Bulwrr, oare Eng . men's pm for. aud organtxoJ by chooaHah Muteti-r to lbs United Stole*, and : ing Hon. F. W. Cultus as cbainuun. sttbesqnea-dy to Xurkey, Thorbecke, the j■ when Copt John H. Munroe, fiuporvitur priraemiuirt-r of Holland, and Count ■ trim Johnstowa, aud the Palna^h ol MONETARY. REAL ESTATE, AND Ti—1st the Rtuaian foplamsriet, are I tbv Board, submitted tire following proGENERAL MARKET REPORTS, smbu and tesolutum: U'au&u, The Judge of. Probate, ed the.AMtri.ns al Montebello, Mar­ the Ste-nll. tba Clerk, and th- Tieeauro-r shal Vaillast, who had served for more ot Ute Crtitily of Barry haro this even­ than sixty yean in tho French army; ing miturtaiuvd us and our guest* with *n cysler supper ax xiie HasXiug* Ho«i>e, AsiXd, By tbo Mombom of tire Vie of the tower; &r Thom-u Ouch.-aau, L 139 State St. rartur of Itadiron, CHICAGO ACCIDENTS the year are Mary Somera-llla, the mathematiriu; Via Coantrei Beamma&U,! wlfert, ■ lie Tula. 137 Adm.ral of tho Eugh.li Beet, and Geuerel Bildenatw, cf Protea. The stagbaa lost Demoat, the g»at tragic actor; Bcgmnil Dowtew. and Miso (TNmll. who forty year* ago was tlie forori-re ot the London stage. Among the dirtin- j guisbed ladies who bare died Anting | A ttow polttl-al era 1. the country. Boaro ot brtporviior». tuat uur xbauks are duo ano tareby tendered to tbe aluxwud ufiionr. of this County lor tnc cuurupy this < vetting eitende.. to u < uud *7 112 ».O 1S>J U0.' World Almanae. Wc.u’y World lyr. Weexly World.lyrFsml-Weckl r. brr. Delhi Worbl./yx. .^5": 'Ladies' Finr Gv.u watcuox. ! Gold Opera Chais s Gints Opens Chains. Gold hack tbaiua, Eilvsr Vest Qbxlas, Table Castor*, 'ol "i.T Dmmuo.te, burer Sj uung Tso belts. Ladie.' fietta, ; l . :»■- «lj < r u e ten Kffit Guld Thimbles. Silver Tbitnblm, Gold Loskets, Shirt fits Ida, poll! ch b Urt- ot ■ ttaty coj-t * • aeb. extlarnst Iras tten THE BE&a-WEEELTc iirente of tbe Weekly aud therteam cf the Dally. I I World: Almanac. !J Berni Weekly. 1 0 Drily Wurld.1 y 117 A 1S9 STATE 8TEEET, CHICA3O CITY DOUCHE, otpot DIRETTIONii-—Addltnmi lo Clute Magnetic Ointment Stationer, P,m, PenhMm. Ink, Sola, PmaU, nfum, Picture Frame,, ope-s oj the latest styles. Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Call and see- them. TEP.MK-Cash in ndrxnee. sr#3 port office moaey-ordar, hank draft, er ogl-teied letter. Bills sent by mall will ■’•THE WORLD.' J/lt- H***ST*Photographs, Fhotjraphs. in esamiiuuioci <4 Rusts «iU Tcys. �8iy<««n. fSfa who are in the teabit of warming their feet at night by aztMUal mrows, wuulj make a few appheabon* of Dr. Trask'* M^notie Ointment, they wouU bare no Magnetic qualities fmxaoth tha headlhy circulation ol th* blood, reatore rigor to th* email rsaoal* of tha skis, and give a low to the snrftece A »5 PICTURE •teat tsr-atst"— * - ussosic. Litil piticg. 'firra™. HOLIDAY GOODS. r*unan asiawraMT, so. i —at a f«n* TSurely w- vt . M L. WILUAliXS-rite. *'C' ’ HimXGJ LODOK.N4.8S,«*«<«•« AIERBY CHfilSTMAS TO ALL. To those wishing to buy Useful and Beautiful Presents for the Holidays Happy New Year to all 1 Note the marriages in this rente. ■ 1CHIUAJI CENTRAL ft. R. Remember tbo poor, thia cold weather. Grind River Valley Division Great imlnncat.nta held eat during tbe Boli layx to all wanting anythi ng in the Furniture line. Tso very nicest assortment tn the city and at price* that defy competition. Giro mo a sell before -Tbo pour ye bar. alwaye with * .Hiram J. Kenfield lies very low wjth Typhoid pneumonia. Take a paper of your own ami don't Luther other people. Try th- Bsxxn. ■Sleighiag splendid end to being im­ proved for bou> profit and pleasure Senator Dewey left on tbe two o'clock train on Monday last for Lansing, end Our Foreman has Leon seriously ill Sc* Here. Stranger*—Tb*re la not au for aeveral day* with erysipelas, but ia InMlOxtloo la the City of Hasting* that at present a little better. to more worthy of patronage, than that Forty thousand Russian. want to cume to America —Barry C*. BryaUiaaa. Why, lot 'em coma. Phil feltS “tftttSfcb a fe“ R. R Holiday flood* of all kind, for sale by Sher­ man J. Rich. ShMnw. Bbf kri* " every pound b* recomtaend*. 28tf BmAimafflinriiiiTinnii immense Reduction in ait our Priods, w 00 IMO OF OLOMI Must be Sold this Winter. Haviog bought au immense Stock from two Bankrupt Housen in New York, we are going to well Goods 26 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michignn. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. OjVjfiyjf hi* famous paper. We ser fotnoua, beAta regnlar meeting of Hasting* <mmo Bria make. U famoM by his not Lodge. L 0. 0 F. held at their Lodge taking si-*** with any political, » «>>«r ro-im. on tbe 21*1 ult, the following prfty unless in hi* .pinion il is righL oSrere ware elected : We er- de .dcdly o1T~ed fo the priitiN. G —G. H. McLellan. ea.J prmmplM of tbe brauarai, yrt. fo« it, straightforward unswerving dst-rmiBee—W. H. Holmra. P. 8—J. L. Bredto be right and just wn bare truly a Trraa.—Fred NuchtriU , profound reepee. it knows no 1 trend Rap. to Oread Lodge—N. Bailey and oeen in the Democratic party, unlree that trirod ia true to tbo priocipk* of Drtnocrecy, and when a man, either n» WkiUUU Fanaa comra to B* thia Rronhlicnn or Democrat ia remiss tn hi* week, asking an *'X." Tbe Anna baa bean pnrch**ed by C. P N**rpa*% who at one time wurked in tbe lUtona office, sad on his leaving, took from our officone of our beet compositor*. Mi*. R. E. Cady who had worked in the D*»«i* office several years, and married bar Our loo* was his gain, and that be to now the proprietor of the Ftra^ also, aforeeuid, for tho honesty of purpose, we are pvcoo to behove that he will whdr oocau always to eharecter.xo A7rpss.htohnur.in idleness nor lone- Pomeroy** paper, we have a due rolines* 8«xee* attend you Charlie and We haven’t room to mention all ou Herewith Pledge ottraelvc* to Ofii gains in STAB Reduced Price*, bat »*■ und Sell the Beat Bar- CLOTHING HOUSE, Money to Loan. TtfE q^EJfT O/tE P^ICE STORE, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH VINECAR BITTERS THE LARGEST. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST M faiilj Jiiml al litlifii Jackson Weekly Citizen: UWPlfEBlIimi. All the News of the Day, SPECIAL NOTICE American Organ li OM It tte Pillit oo ill Ments. Evtrybody Should try them before Purchajtin^ Elsewhere THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON, AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. & AUtgau. Keep a large supply of Salt for Milo at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. PURITY YOUR BLOOD. INi fill is ntt 19 nr cml man Ikti M&prt li He late. D*. CBOOK7B ITMCTOf The Odd Falfowe give a Festival and Danoe at Union H«U isthioCityoeth* th* IS. inst-. for tho purpose of raising fund* for tbo QM Fellow*' Widow* ami Orphan* Inatiwte at tbo City of Lnn- not only Odd Folfowa. but os th- tneitataooextewda toA we truly hope that tne Hall mar be filled to it* utmost Thefo.kval will be bald in the fore 1 part of th* rreniag. nd re-.roi.nasti LOTTERY I tali Slate Orphan Atjlu Julius Russell, at th* reeidoure of Na­ than Barlow Ear] , on Friday evening of last week waa in all nvjx-cta a succes*. The amount of tin articles that waa do­ nated, would make a load, for a good sired dray. J W* baring been there our­ self, took th* privilege of inspecting tbo slock of tinware, and am..ug th* Mock we nutfowl a tin Bonn-t, of th* style of a hundred year, ago, with a bow on tha top that put* to shame tha little tinv (nut tin) bow. uf tbe present day. On* sugar l.«f hat, ono parasul, a iplrodid pair of specUclee, th* glaswe about th* aiae of a *>uple of breakfaat plates, a neat little bureau with a mlrr>r o^lop, a pair of slipper., IsJy’* belt, oar-ring., satchel, a baby', cradle, [■air of gnuntla*. mitten*, and a rattle box that would require at least a tanyeare old boy to handle; beaule* many arriclee of utility. l~Ev*ry one in attend­ ance enjiyed him and herself tip tup. and went away at tho cluse feeling that they had been entertained aa only each people aa Mr. and Mrv. Rusrell know how to entertain their- friends May they lite to celebrate their gullon wed­ ding, and their lives be happy and pros- regalia at their Festival and Ball on the 16tb iust. Don’t foil to go. uf m*ny of our rery beet citiacus, *ttd Don’t know whether tho ladiee did tna bnsineas entrualgd to ‘.hem baa bean the propping oe not, but on* thing i* fulfiU-d with prvmptnew and fidelity, oe.-tain.if they did, tbap were acoeptad. alike to tho public and indiridualo, and we feel rery ron- h like indorsing the Tha Lowell Lodge at I. 0. 0. F, John ion A Co-* oolebratoi Grid Pena dedicate their new Hall, and give n remarks cf Mr. Mun rm. published else­ ha beat in *he market, for .ate at tbe dance on Friday evening of thi* week. where, that it was tho beet deliberate Ctty Naw* Deput. P. O. building holy bo aver knew. When all did ao To-dav th* new, and re-elected 8uu> well tn specify would seem a)mo*t inand County officers antor upon tboir of­ vuluoc* and yet wo enanot refrain from ficial dntis»for tbo ensuing two year* ■lying, that among tbe man who for Tbe preeent week bring the week of foe first time aro members of tbe Board, holidays, will auouunt for the l*t*no»a aa have never known one who proved of our papvt and the lack of our .usual a* well posted sad rffirient in th* disd.arge of every duty, from th* taking aaaeasioenL L» lt>- arljuunnarot of th. D. C. Hawley offer. his residence lot Board, as did John Q. Lrwroty, th* Su­ eale, in thin city. It ia really a deair a­ pervisor from l*r-iri«rillc. eui in tha ble situation, and any one wishing to interest alike uf the paupl*. ut that pureliaea, would do wall to look or»r tire Township rod the whole county. Wa trust ho may tong remain a public otMo>r, and a meuib<-r of th* Losrd ot Su Sheriff Vrootnan ray* it ia gutting ..naacm* at th* jail, and unle*s aome on- cute up acme dido tn gat into tha Who ha* not read Brck Pomor-.,'. jail, be think* be will bare to rent it. aa DaaucratT Almost crcrvUaly in thit Uaa been amply for some time. United Ststo. h«v* re*.l or beard roan tteo world and cheaper else ia Barry County. I-----------,-------them and yuu will be OKT’i'al that it is a fact. We bay ail of our Machines lor <**b, and can and will sail them at tow ficuro* Saw ng Machin* Needles, end ril f w all Machines all st the New Task Gaab Store. 32:f Bta-Yas**^ THE dlLST ILUnmUTKD WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Mr. Ella Hyman ( Cloth txo, Curat**, Clothixo —Tbe Direct your lattare to Na. of P. 9 best assortment in the city consisting of Drawer or Hua heavy Camtim.ro Buita, Black Cloth / J. Roarere, P. M. Sulla and a *pkndid assortment of Black Pants aud Vest emtable for those antic­ Ax Or.-raa ScPrrt'w** proidevd for ipating marriage. For sal* at the Now the Board of Supervisor* on Tuesday evening at tbe restaurant of Campbell Overcoat* 85 to 825 g Gilman by order of Wm. 11. Hayford, Ewj, but owing to the adjournmentI cheapest Store in the orw Wednesday, and the neoratary *b-. State. Star Clothing sauce of other iunted gueite, but few were in attendance, yet wo understand Bouse! grand Rapids. all preeeat enjoyed tho Oceanian, and A tare chanre to buy Dry Ouudi had aa tha boyn aay, "a first-rate time.** cheap—P. B- Sabin A Cu of Jackson, are ►Uing out their entire stock al first (XMl. Th.y hsvo ru iuimouti stock, tha proprietor* of tbe Bsssxt, which, euiue 1169,000 worth of choice guods, owing to another engagement, , they of all kind*, which they aro dosing out, warn compelled tn decline. ' and il any one is inclined to visit Jack­ son this is <u* pl*c« to get bargain*. <szTho tin Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. will find all kinds of Gooda all first MOORE’S UiwOmiUlU MMlM. •rarythiog. No dirt, no sediment, no pawael Perfectly reliable. It doe* the 14*r or l.arrssi remaining at the work moat effortnelly A treatiaa giv­ Hasting* P. 0. Dee. filet, 1872. ing/rif yerhndare aunt postage free up­ 0, L Beamer, Cha*. Bruhaur, Cha*. on application to Proctor Bros.. Glon- Cox. Kato Caapbell, Daniel Cuoper, easter, Ma*a. sole agent*. Bea adver- Maggto How land. Mrs Hannah Parker, -iSMlrel ; A N** Poor-Omen.—During tbo past week a petition was <iren)a!ed and rery generally signed, Iter t^e »»t*b!i<bmrnt of a Puetofifoa. at Creasy's Coraws on aectioa Thirty-three in the Townkhip of rreirierilto. Ttea uAoa i* a real ne­ cessity and wo trn.t may be established with tbe least possible daisy. It eatanHsbed, we preeusro that friend Creasy will be appointed Postmaster, and Out would be a popular selection We command this matter tn the special aad POKE ROOT Water Lime, Ohio lime, PI/IE LVfEtElf rUp/IISffED Iff LOTS. OJf L �IWAcelai.^ Michigan Maiiccrv Eepot __ Daucbv A Co's. Column. 1 GREAT COMBINATION OF CAPITOL Tar Cordial, MICHIGAN NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY HEIST WttD IEECHEIT *ci>«rntL.’n (hm of, them was n tner• hant of thv tnetrrjviiis, tbs other aretamed Calif-raiat,' who had been ■lisest from New York for some six roan. j It would be hard to imagine a sirocig••r costtinst than tfieiy friends presented to each other Turn 1 Bariev, tbo mer­ chant, was n slight, stepper Hute man, with Uuv eves and Hondo whiskers, whose'&cv was the vtirv impersonation «f a good.nature and, frank landnsra. His comjMtnkn. tall, (dark, and heavily .•wafted. ws* evidently bowed down by ’•otaa bitter sorrow, iotas deep everpre»nt grief, that c!<|ndr>4 hit dark eyes and mad.- aven his »m3e ul aud wi­ care of us whn! ra«m:na is out, bat she i* sick now. Uh. if you pleara. eir, ran’t' I go to Banta Claus Uro r“‘ Hcanely able yet tu tvsliso the bapnineos that teemed ao n«*ir Lira. Ralph fed the child to where Turn was loading wirro another purpose thou that ul Elite with toys, and currying on a langh- merely giviog an iaca of the personal ing oouvarsation in his ssanmod charac- apnearanu* uf Fredsrick Dunghte. Il wifi'be a ehiscled Rhatratinn of tbo-, ••Ralph, old follow." bo mid kindly, cunstitutiunal amendments that secure! "they are yours. Don't carry that frctriom, civic rights, and political cndoally fore to your wife* Your wife, frauchisetnent to four millions ul human dear obi boy, don't look *0 bewildered. peingv. In its marbls purity il will be It is aR true ' I am going: far a carri­ as a spoiled dovn, giving aiMurnueu that WHEW BUSINESS COHERE age, while you sou lo the Utile oi, s..’’ Ibe Berea deluge of wrong and bloud Hu dashed out as hu spoke, and italph has abated, and that tbe dry land o. stood trying to steady his brain, listen­ liberty and equality lias reappeered, "And vow," arid Tom, as they called ing to Ellie as she gravely informed her otrer again to be submerged by tbi for wino, “tell ran something of yourself. sister tha* Santa CUiu bought two ol dark and angry watera of oppression 1 hear jou are to be congratulated upon everything, one for you and one for mo. It will be fraught to ths full with more, a legacy frvm your npete, of an odd halfk and he's going to buy eotae grapes lor irnoliiugs. For, if in tho onward sweej uumraa. Aud, Oh, Minute, only think; of humanity I ho fugitive slave of one milliun <>r so." ’ dv mV become the representative man “No*quite io , touch m that, Tom; bo's going lo find you papa JOHN H- WENDELL & CO. "Be ren’t; papa is dra«nded di-ad I" uf the next, th is . bust, in lbs though! four hundred thonwind, it you want the said Minnie. 'Mamma Wouldn't cry । that gave it birth aad In the purpo*. tigtires?' about him, aud wear a bbUk drees, i! ho 1 tor which it is intended, will stand out “Quite enough tor’ nragratulattenia," could come down tbo chimney nt Christ­ as a sure oxympkr of tho grout truthwas the wnilintr rente. “Congvatnlations!" «aid the other bit­ mas like a toy. Don't bn silly, Elite." that the prejudice iod .men aro sbortterly. “I atu r —» -• •• she added grandly, and then Ralph lived ; that their sense of justice ia al­ lairehed.out. ways in the end triumphant, and that you knew all." They were really Ikrit aud bbod- no matter how dark may be the present, MANTLES AND MATES. Tom looked children after nil, nnd his ERu- was not or how unpromising the futurete outdead. Oh. euuld he beer tho overwhelm. |I look, eorneat munhuol, with ite endow>og joy, th- swelling rafter*- in his: n>»m* of high nientai and moral worth, heart? has always good succro* as its nlti• P. A. BILLINGS. Tbe arrival uf tn*> ferriage and Tout "You never know ui> wife," said waa a signal fur leaving th*' tn-atom. • Ralph Wetrta, after aramnml of sflence: Antrnteriings weregwoerally in busi nSs.i nnirters, and EBre was not strong, ►u J never bothered her much with • ocapony. When the craoli cams that -wept away my Inutiese and cisdit, we had a lovely home in Uarlmu, and 1 was tho liap|>y father of two swwt little girls. !wo and three ymrv old. Mv wnxlitura werv entitled, to all I [wssowod, and X wm trying lo lind a situation as clerk in n dry good*: liuaae, when ray “ NSW "In Bleedrer atrewt. Xurse sol-twa| might roms and see the stares, if I lu>k rare ef Ellie- ’* “Bui hare yon bsen in New York evtr, since your father was drornud?" “O, no. sir. Hamm* tuado cloaks, aud we lived in Boston, but she came hero to make cloaks too, for tlm. gtmlle- to Ralph. COII, THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Tha Calvert Llthafriphlag Company The New Capitol and Grounds, Barer, testy mil *e s»*4 M re I LitW.WAi,. thtyretipssresa M MARS KF HD! • tors. To grt g«>il ■l<**-J. wu.l iwi* t..« < FOBU A CO.. Svw Ys ■ja Cate. Rad E.uia sad fmatl Proporty. IS HI—-- $23,900 in *— *» «• Beal Estate I $3,000 in Cush ! $6,555 'Personal Properly. FOLLOWS AOTlrE. Tfe Pitt Tree Tar Ml Great American Dyipepsia PHI*. CHAS JUNE & BRO. WALLACE 4 LAW. Shell Oysters ini Clims, OPEN A TOP BUGGIES, btisinewt there, if I would tome out ■lone. lie n savagu old bachelor, anti vetted no woman iud children “Yes, it ifl 11" and ha t ild agjnu tbs . around him, though Im. graciously agreed • to their coming when I was story already written here “And now." •utfiricatly well MteblWa»d to hare a ho added, “toil mo bow Mrv. Wsmtewat borne uf my own. Ellie nod I held diwhnrged from the Itospita! ?’ “Sho was never in a hoapital" Tbe many an anstoosdiscwMion before 1 de­ cided to leave her, liutfinallv 1 resolved story you heard must havo been. nl>out to go for a Teat, leaving dilie nt her ; some,one clue »f the same nasn«t »ir.— j Wheu'we heard ul tho lou of thn fo»Xmother1. in Philadelphia. । r*X»r, my poor inistrrwv almost dial; but “For a year all went well, and ray I there were the chiblren. air. to bo taken ttnde runsevtei to allow tan to start a , bout*' for tnf wife and little ones. 1 |! care of, ro.rbe khvkcd about for some-[ wrote to Ellie to meet rue in New York. ' thing to do, Mr- L-—j— wn» bcMiding *’*i* for I and proposed to tail by the AatedirrJ -in the house where «a Iha day the steamer left 1 was aeixwrj you. sir, and ho trad a big cloak hou*o ] f'it! ^oston, wKere he told Mrt. Went* with tuahmuus fever. nnd lay for weeks at the point of dentil. When I recov- ij ho would giro her wort. Well. sir. she 1 went too. to take care of dm cHldren ; and she <wa* handv. Bud gulf ate>a>i till icbvannoell U< U> FOS CA<-B. W. da eoep.ui.os for p<d war*. Ifoaltra aapnlinl . riamlaaMna o< *ta«k aal.aiuJ W ORK F NKXKSIX Reliable .Ig'ente Wanted' TlX COPPEB MD SECT HOI i5ft*v"8>BH!TW" inoaa. lllosrmti .nuKtsssx. SEWING can j. om, mm MACHINES. “1 wrote I,* Ellie ul ours, und found that during tny illnnu, she bad written :ee on answer lo my h>,t. saying she wonld tnret nws util tr|]iupn.n of the ■>»4,lpt death of her metben ■•No nnswer cume to niy letter, ami u .toot; as I was aide 1 sailod lor Now THROAT AHO LUA6 INSTITUTE BLOu j FU3IHES. Hip in bed, crimson with <•& iiun.i;i; trembling violently. " Martha, who.are ttors • ’ *1 i criod. “What U this story tho chililn ' are telling about Bantu Clau«, nml pn: | coming home ? Martha, tell roe nnir Rnlnhl Ralph:' I 1L> waa there holding hr r ! i-t i:i h , arms, his kisses f-diin un hi t lip • h< "Every sleemor brought run urgent re- j •■alls from my uncle, and final! 1 re-'; hair. Joy does not kill, arid the m| ture only matte her pcncvfiully happy i turn.’-l io Ban Francisco. Mr uncle is I the strong embrace sh<- h«J r;-vi dead. X am rich. Tlicro is the story. : 60,000 00 ABLE GIFt* MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES: i&NTERPRISE. w wicnm TWO GRAND t ANTALS OF *-------- -— — . S5.000 EACH IN GREENBACKS. ' bearded stranger, bat Ellie from the But uowyouare free I first showed a strong partiality for Turn ’ s i may yrt find your I blue eyes and blonde whiskers. I For tea yean he waa her Santa Claus ---1 four they are dead ; perhaps and doer friend, and then, e.n« Chrisibegging in llie street*. They were such BOILER WORKS. mas eve. when chimes ware ringing babies, Tom. such mi re babies I" from tho Church bells, Ralph and Ellie Tbcro was a deep silence, whou there toso aa the claar ftusty air tha music ol Wonts gave their blue-eyed daughter I to brighten tho home of her patient, a chime uf belte, playing a Christmas faithful lover, Tom Bayley, who declared I vtnp. : his love dated from tlie hour when they ; ‘ “ Chrisfrnaa eve," said Rakih sadly. | selected wax dolls and ten vets, on tbe I “ < 'liriatmaa ere," eched his compon- Christmas eve when Ralph found hin1 •ion. “Come, wo have tinisbe.l dinner. I Suppose wo take a stroll up Broadway. ’ and ^pend a dollar or two upon the heggurs. Como!" FARM1XO I.AXD lorly *IL ibe uu.«i Bules. Ann in onn they sauntered through Things of a very eominon-ptecc and the street, talking earnest!v,' till they firand themselves in tha briWanliy light- every -day character are soraotinS'M tbo «1 quarters where tbe retail store* wees ovidonres of marked changes in ilia doing a thriving busineas Crowds physical, social, or political world«- A were Lurrring in all directions. I>u- deva, bearing an olive branch in its Iractcd shopkeepers were trying to make heal-, was by no tueeas a remurkabte one ratir of bands do the work of ten. sight, and ytt, to tbe anxiou* Noah it Family num were hurrying home with Carriage & House Will Bet You 89110 deiightfullj suggestive paraols undsr earth retemd. And now, tn a retired iheir arni*. in tneir overcoat pockets. studio of Washington city, the «imping PAINTING, of a plaster cast, which, (thanks tn tire-. ren were spending the hoatdad pennies tian genius for having imagined and re-: Flags, Banners, Streamers, alixed tha aralptor’s skill!) has at no I of months. and- Political Caricatures At one ul the ny windows of a large time srithin tho last three thousand Painted to Order. toy-atop two children were standing, i yean bi-cr. an uxtraordinarv orcurrecce. who attracted the ryes of Ralph, and ia, in its iifont teachings, tlio i xpotwnt WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS Tom at owe by Iheir extraordinary of as gn-wt a change m that wlurh inImAuty,. ami Ike wUtfrtl cagnrnses of terveuisd between the postdiluvian era their little fores They wire neatly and tluidiiy* before tho flood. Xf any dresood in blue. Wth blue hoods round reader be disiwisMl tn question tbo truth ' their golden eurls, but thrir elotbee of this assertion, Lo surely will no*, do . were of ooarw: material, and carefully Ji r,) i-oiaior*. jmtobed and darned. Woolen mittens the foltewng tirrcl statement Glass Show Cards. Bhrll Oysters nnd Clauss, Five and twenty years ago a «trsngvr covered thrir finger*, and coatw boots LANGLEY DICKINSON . *"-*• ‘!’CR fc VHAY took up Hs abode in one ot the dtiee of Hastings, tiept. 18, 1872.—tf I. ■■■i*ra*.*™* DsJeit WTesicm New York, llts name might, perhaps, bare been known to a tow per- , '• ' ~ -i- . _____T~~~, JOHX PATTO.X kSOX. w>n» ia the place as that of one whose । Drawing nearer, they hoard tho oldest imnaasraoedcloqunnrohad thrilled largo i . Carruges, Buggies, Slashs, <>f the children, a demure little damsel and admiring andienmf in Now Eog-; land and the British Isles; but, even to ■ ..f right years, sar gravely: “ If only Santa Claus knew wo had tho moot of them, and to the great mass of tbe fi-Uow-toreninier. uf his ' nmvedi sister be might icme yet ' “Nd, utirse said ho couldn’t ■•omc adoption, ho was in every rvspnd a Panah. And why? Itecsnso ho was of I.Minw mamma was sick, Minnie ' indisputabte African cxtractiau, end -Bal when she gets weUr Thea it wtm’t be Christmas Xt nmns than this, becnisc he was an ev won’t be ranch like Christmas vow, caped stere, nod woo exempt from ar­ MAXTl-tS. Bent Wood Works, rest and rendition to aorvilude trader without Sonia Clans, will it F SHELVE-, rrc. tho tews then existing only br tb> fact that the right to his own bodr had been purchased andsscurod lohimwlf through the kinds* «s of a few sympathising billiall ■fudge if tnilliir me happy "’ PEStMee^: Buchu & iMmlc’mti, $75 to $250 per month' Crook’s WineofTrr. 4. DR. CROOK'S Str Umi fnnFn.! ■' 1 s/9x, IO YEAlft WINE RTATBOr MICtnCAX, 9 fe,— M_ COUGHS & COLDS HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS L, .. . . . . . . DETROIT BENDING WORKS. ,as,,^rjhsasag AMERICA!! ascot the nnti-slavery eovrinent- To­ day that same man. so despise-1 only a quarter of a century ago, is held by all in admiring trgerd ; ct»d Um* proof of (this is that hi* name now heads the I presidential risetoral ticket of. tbo ReI publican parte in tlie Empire State, and I that his Us* has Usn ordored br a ■ vtuabv ot his foUmr^itirras as a fitting 1 adarnreeut for ana of their public halls. ' It te, ta all pooUtehiy, sunee—ary *■> ; stalo ia addition that tire city which lbw ' proposes to honor itself by a fitting trib- I .Ths imte hsina. Ml it tk*s«eU hut (a. M! Sx BLOOD PURIFIER Cathartic Pills! •“"-IjTHIrr- —-mi i ' i Xt baa ao equal. It is also B superior Tonle, ' Condition Powders! iMtarm thafreak avd Causes the Food to wS£UUtW1’ Fmronta Malarious Ferera, «» I Given tone to your System. TR-r DK. CROOK’S WINEOFTAB MARBLE 'Silver Tongue’ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-08.pdf 21dc2461a3ec355826d1a1c8c8ab8b1a PDF Text Text Tlf« KtfU»i.icjyt VOL XVII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN toswl ipd IM Cant Just Received, at Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, n ** >r» w IT. Hr Manufacture Genuine Eastern Oak Leather. ISAAC W. VROOmKx. °Of’ *l l!” Ca"‘ tlXFETT C. R. Xsis>w»!.:O.3»ts1 Cnttevilss Asset ■eq aiwwiwros Salt! Salt! Salt! Music Teaching. Lonf where‘yon know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY BLACKSMITHING! । tu.-J, I lor. City. Oinini; Rooms (Strictly T<-uii*ranc**.> WARM MEALHAT A1C ftoUBl Ejkis art Batnr. Jib 19, nil DENTIST E e t E x Mriils ■ Photographs, Photgraphs. Mitkiiai. Sweep’s Hoi®*-. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS! HOLIDAY GOODS! Pun Wines and lianas! BEMOV ED HASTINGS, MICH. To Washington Block oner -lUen $ Prrston' Gold & Silver Watches M 3ilw aS Patei —JJ.P. ROBERTS & Russett & Nevins immense Michigan ^Exchange. 1 rasmir.- railed iq-un tn yrescribe IntollertnaUy fur a ywmig girl of fair abilities, who showed no want of brains " in couvemtion, bat bad a perfect indifforenco to liooks. 8)i« read dutifully and torpidly whatever was set before ! bor—novels, travels, history, all were Miso Mosley was almost as much fright­• not happinsoa. (torn was just tueuty,, the ssme; and far memory was a bl«ik. Aunt really, you know ; not our very,podrr. 'vetyown. Itat ata’o just as good to.! ened as astonished at tbo arrival in theI Mr. Jameson certainly double that age. Her |«iect« ask el me to teach her to I middle of the day, a basket, containing; Sbs was a dreamy girt, a musical tn- reed ; she joined in tbe request, and I . Cora ond Eddy and ton.* oranges, nuta, candied fruits, plump। thuriastic; he was practical bustling,- wmssuteJ t > try tbe experiment, oa the ? “Who is Corn ?” . 4' ’ "Corals my grown-up sister; she's cysievo, and various other additions to and energetic. Kind as he was tu Cora, condition ifat sb# would faithfully read ever, ever so old, almost nineteen. I'm the dinner, sod also a stoat, recent ar­ h* could never till tar heart, of that a single book in th# way I should di* ' ten and Eddy is two and s half- Cora rival from green Erin, who said, "A Henrietta was oouvineed. Her fore­ reet. 8fa eoowntod. . gives music lessons, and she is out al­ quar# little ginfaman fad toull her bodings were more thou confirmed a It was at the time of Kossuth's visit, ; moe.* all day. and Aunt Henrietta the lady wanted a girl,' and who few hours later, when Cora came le tar whsu everybody wsf talking about ths ■ makes flowers, mid I tain tar. Bldy proved toroelf a treasure ou the in­ rooms to say good-night. The young Hungarian rovolutfon. The book I phyte". stant. girl was vety (tale. chose was •• Hungary iu 1M8," by “But wboro nro your |«pa and ma­ Il aoinotimee seemed to Mias Mu fay, "A an fa,"she said, using tta famil­ Brace, a book qf far morn intarost than r, tua Y‘ beraelf the gentlest of human faiugs, iar name, to which abe had only tbe now. I prescribed it in daily doses of “Fapa died when Eddy was a wee as if Lor now boarder was insane, and claim of love, "do you think, please do one chapter. If posslblo she was to baby, and wo cam# hero then to board agam she could havu worshipped him not laugh at me, do you think Mr. read that—the chapuvs bring short— with Mfa Mosloy. Mamma sowed all for Lie goedneea to tbo children, who Jameson is—is -wanting to marry *w T but under no ennaewafas circumstance# ■lay, and Cura practiced. The:: mam­ bad berome so doer to her own kind You think I am unmaidealy," ata said, was she to reed more than that After ma died too: bat Aunt Henrietta eaid heart. The Thanksgiving dinner was in an agony of shame, "but be has been each chapter she was to pat down in a wo must stay, ami manage tlio board the mrrricst of ttuU. Master Eddy, talking-•<» strangely to ma. He ha* blank book I gave far, some remark somehow, far sb# would not let Clara go won at tbe fire! glance by Mr. Jame­ bought a house, and baa been asking away to take rarn uf us all alone, - You son's smile, made quaint' speeches in mo how I would like lo furnwTi a room, . so# thia ain't a very good bouse tor baby English, about tbo unusual profu­ what 1 thought of different household rook th# exptanatioe of sumo word, or boarder*,' and the littlo face look#.! very sion of good things, Jennie was radi­ arrangements, and putting odd quee- anythin’ else ahn t'loued. Her oom> wise" hind th# front room bus been emp­ antly happy, and soring her brother tiutis, that ssctu a» if they roull nave ment mi^ht fa only to say that Gorgoy ty a tong time.' and sister so idcaoed. brought a flush ' was a traitor, or inquire how Eta name •Then Miss Mosby takes board­ of pleasure to Cora's i*]c {««.. and a should be pronoeneed, but at least thsre must be owe sentence of remark ' । “Ye*,' indeed. We have th# third !glad look into her bloc eyes that had not been there since far mother died. |wr chapter. Fro® time to time I was ' story front, and ,.'fr». Msntivrs. she goes It was very evident that Die bouse -I ala u e.A i,m, u to see what alia had written, and answer ; out uurring and aln t line much, abe 'had received an inmate who carried itold me-the sumo thing." ' her quotin'!*, if ear. This eras the j lias tbo third story tacit; Aunt Henri- i "Be hia wife I” Cora Hill's fate was presiripiion. And afa took it courage­ . rtta sleeps down lieru in tta tack par- i very pale m she eaid thia. ously. ' ' tor, ro there is nobody at all in the sec- I I “I think he will ask you, dear. Ho I knew in advance what would be tbe • ond stnry. That wn« tbo reason Aunt i will be a kind, goal husband, Com." greitert difficulty. It was to keep her • Henrietta sent nwny tta servant, and i “Toe kind, too,good to havo mbz for to one chapter. It *.«-amd tu her such , tuAkra flowers for th* milUnsr's stor**. i n wife I I could resport hta, I now! a mistake, such a warte of opportunity, | It takra so much money to feed as all, i I l.oqu give him gvatlitudo lievond faees- when she oould so eailfy manage fire or ; and buy uur drressu and boots." j ure, y>d I could be -dutiful and affoo- six ehaptero in a day. Had she done , •TJnt my dear child, bare yoa no < fionMa, but—Oh, help me, a unfa, help so, all wufai fare been low, so I was | uncle* or Aunts, nobody to kvep' Sister l inexorable. Ttio coeaeaeeoce was that ' . THE POET AND PROOF READER. iCoraF’ I! “My darling, uu on# can help yuu." she ue»df foiled road her chapter ; ' “No! Uncle Jamiw Itowl is in Cali- < i “He is so good to Jennie, to Eddy. and. when sfa got to the end of It, tor : Ionita, and of rnurso he can't com#. I I Sueh a brottar to them «huuld nu-un- wait of anything better to do, she read , Cora wrote tu him. Inrt 1 guees lie did'nt I cfa me te afcjlhiug. For their sake 1 get the letter. Anyhow he didn't nn-- ----------—_j, herself an orphan, , could marry him, and fa a good, true with a very small i.narauj. had from the>; wife, 1 know that. Hut he dcservee day when Cora lost her mother, resolv­ more than that." ed as far as possible to fill her idac# toi Sadly her listener rdiued the words th# children, and had comforted thei He certainly deserved love far love when dnalh-b^d porting by thia premise. Co- I fa married. rs was ao very beautiful, so young and; The friend* talked togmlier far into A knock at the door interrupted tor. ctiildUka, that it was a sickeaiug though', th# night, but it was like a circle of con| •'There they come; I’ll tell Aunt to imagine her alone in a greet city, veraauon, returning ever to th* toni I Henrietta yon ofc tore,* and away she poor and friendless. She had received !l theme. When thoy .separated, it wm | ran, and was in another moment heard a firsf-rate musical education, and had J with a vague idea of waiting till th# ' making anxious inquiry regarding the a few pupils in the immediate neigh- '! wunle A-erekpokenrthat would force a sirs and tandmoM of the turkey. borhoud, who were glad to get Cheap i derision, before theWtrislon should be A lady’s volco susacrel bon’ tuition She was too thankful to have ; mad*. • •Them’s a gentleman wonts •# sw •vm the small sum thus paid lo bar, to Tba work of preparing then** home you, anuria,’ sold the child. '111 falp murmur at th# wearisome drudgery it wont forward rapidly. The tovtfaei of crtainly was to spend hours in train­ flowers were selert*! for a conservatmy; ing clumsy fingvre and dull minds over Jennie was in ecstsc-i** al Laing allowed instruction books end jingling tunes of- i to choose all the tilings L,r her own tea having to submit to vulgar cum- room ; a goeet chamber was prepared plaints, because pupils who had no ac- ording to Cura,* tula; a nursery ar­ more ma»ic in rhetr coals than tbe mis­ ’ ranged lur Eddy, and taforw- Thanks­ arable instruments they playwd upon, 1 giving all was ready, and the master of ; the house issued hi* invitations far a family dinner party, requesting as a fa­ i of Eddy and al*, to make artificial vor that his lady's g'urit (unld put arid# ,---- era’to help out tbe expense*. Miss their mourning for that day. .Still tta I Hennvtta never hit the children see momrntnus words were not spoken. that they were a heavy burden upon Henrietta was in her own room, ar­ ego, eotuj thirty-five years, end her Lor slender purse, but the board Cora ranging her soft brown hair, and am-; Inw-tonc! elea- voice vs< like pleasant paid with nearly tta whole of her earn­ templating the paries of n new black ^Hcm is n reiy good navedut# reaswmusic. ings, didj not really furnish food fur "silk draws, with rich blue satin trimming* "Good evening. said tbo queer’ lit- j three hearty young apprtily-. . soft face and pretty ribbons, whi-u Cora During the last winter of the war. a tie man, ‘1 umh-rstnttd you have some! Tbe arrival .of Mr. Jameeoa was a tapped nt th# door. contraband cam* into the Federal lias* vacant room'h>r boarders. I want a ‘ utagk-wurkiug • Let me^no in; I am all ready, in Nortli Carolina, and was marched up whole floor if you can accummodatw a- katidsume • -a incvoio in iteelf; in that qui­ i and the children have already started. 'to the otBrerof the day to give ao ac­ me, a bed-room and a sitting-room. I et hue*hold. Jennie was sent to school, । The carriage a ill aims baek for you and 'count of tliueelt; wtoieripou the follow­ want my dinner in lb# middle of the Eddy b-rnune Henrietta's special charge, I I. Jennie lookrd very pretty'in her 1ing colloquy ensued: new that Matilda, the Hibernian before crimson dress, and Eddy is a pirtuio in “ What is your name !*’ mentioned, presided over tbe kitchen hia nnw suit suit of velvsteau. and cra*• My name's 8am " ! rows; but I am willing to pay fur it. department, and Cora was earned at1 1 stall keep your servant running tip once to fairy-land t>y being introduced No, «ah. not Sam Watt I'e jiet and down staip, all the time I'm in the to a world of music. Mr. Jam—on took l" ' house, so pl<ssi'> have una that ha* Henrietta, Jennie and Cora lo every What's your other mb- •" । plenty of life knd activity. Can I haw I hasn't got no oder name, mh. I's the rooms ma’am F' hints and guidance ware improving Co­ i Ths little landlady was so Laton by ra in tbo ssleetioa of beruwn marie and | surprise by ib# ap[»aranc9 and rapid tta ntansgvuMrni uf her glorious young sjieccli of her vtaitur, that alio scarcely vota>. knew bow to'reply; like the little girl, ' Ho did not rest until another chaise she was ivrpoiaeswml in favor of the 1| had been made. One day he cam# 1 bcm# with a roll of music to be cental . fur a friend, and Cora was instructed ::/ "I'm co> now, eah —swtar tad non*; . “Look at thssn ' My trunks will be I; tlii* sroouiplishment, andfuniistad with I'm jest 8*m— am't nobody etoe." ' Lera presently, and I intend to slop |. vufficieut employment, at fair prices, to ' “Haven't yon put any' brothers aud , here to-night" allow her to give up one pupil after anuttmT • , “But,' stammered the lady, ‘if they ■| other, till all were nrorided with teach­ •«Nn, Mb; nrtwr had non. No should not suit you f er* who paid more attention to tunc*, bruddnr, ni> si«:er, no fader, uu mo.! “They must! If they don't suit me, and leas lo solid instruction. 1 I'D nitch nil th# furniture, out of the When the spring opened, and fine window, and got what doos suit mo. day* shone, Mr. Jameson had a delight­ I'm not vciy ricli, ma'am, but you can ful habit of coming suddenly to the |<'nteb gterj. have your money every month in ad­ door with a large back, bundling vance, and that’s all the reference I can the whole family—Eddy included—in­ Ajkuo Amxxk’xx Pcaucaxtox* Hare give you. fur 1 am a stranger hero. side, and driving far out into tbe lovely par's has far a kmg lisa occupied a Will twenty-five dollars a week payfoot, for country, when be wnula produce mvst#Had a gold mine opened at her both roomslady ?' could not have looked rious lunetaona, and picnic in shads leading poaitfon. and Harper's for Janthe little spots, always full of fun, jest and kindmorn astonUhoL Her hulo tuoma had nary. hoMof the very best number* nover brought such a price as that of thia erer interesting and constantly It would make my tale too long' *'lt is tix> much,' she said gently, itupioting p-rfodhal. Jta illustrations "lieriiope, if you aru a stranger, you do were I to attempt to dMcribe halt th# are supeeb, sad unequalled by those of nut know that this is no* a vnry erinto- <KC#utri# kindnosa and generosity of the craric neighborhood, and j6n see the queer lit Uo man; his love for tba chil­ any other umguiuc. Tbore are eight I the letter ? Here it is in my coat pock- house is very small. Mr father built il dren, hie respectful attealfoas to Henri­ I ct. of coureo. now for a gas-light. Yes, for hia own uw, he was a bouse carpen­ etta. hi* tender core far (torn. OH Romans at Home, The bailor’s ter, and ho left me. It is comfortable, 287." Snug Harbor, The British Museum and . Thu queer little man folded the letter sir, and 1 will try to make it pleasant it. Reading Roam. ULI. Kimimgtu:;. si ho epuke, nqdscod it In his pneket, for you; but th# rooms are small, sit, Ctiiwtiuas Carrol Wbefe'is the Child, ! and knocked at the door of 287. It and they aro both bed-rooms now.' “Never mind that I We’ll soon fat ■nd fhrLtnri. thron-fauf Christendom, ■■Mias Henrietta, I am thinking of was nftor dark on a dull evening in Nc“And you are Unde Jomse F* vember, but the gas-light under whose the right furniture in. As for the price, getting married, and I want you to t •!! and many uf the Ueturee are uf tbe friendly glare th# letter had lieen con­ you'll mca find you U have lo retu it me how to furnish my home. Come in “I atn your uncle, my dear, and now very highest style if wta& engraving. and see it." sulted, sh.in# upon tb« figure now plead for ms that th# lady who has so They had loft the small street long tong given yon an aunt's love and core, Cliar’w, Read's, Wffifa tolliaa’, and Standing at the duor, and showed him before ho spoke, and stood before a will tn truth become your aunt. Can Miss Thackeray's serial stories are ooukilo a very odd figure indeed. His large, handsome house, in a fashionable you. Henrietta, tore Hua queer liifa bnaed. The Editor's Easy Chair, Lite­ brad was S>i many sires too largv for his . body, that it made lam look top heap*, at six u'*b«k in the moraiag, and I tai neighborhood. rary, Seionuftc and Historical Records — wait until you are me eaL I'll keep "I mean lo mako thia home as perfect sad thi.eiact wav certainly not diminyour girl busy, cud, as I said before. I as possible for my bride," ho said, open­ Could aha lore him ? He must have and Drawer are replete with wit and islied by the fart that he wore his fair must have my ewn way. What is the ing door after door, "this mart be Jen­ read the perf-ret tappim-ra iu h-r ere*, wisdom. In sliort. Harper main talas 1 mg, thick and curling, and a boar! for bo bent over her hand, end raised name ma'am, ol the little girl who lot nie's room, this far Eddy." that foil almoat to his waiah His clothes its well deserved superiority, as one of me inf •Thon it is Cort f’ mid Henrietta, it to his lip*. who rcarse and ill made, but warm, th# flnrt of onr monthlies-; and every­ “Jeanie Hill, sir.” "My whole lifa .tall thank you," ta and os sb# spoke her bead sank, for she snd in goad repair. Hia slight figure, •■She's n btight little thing—an or­ feared her kind friend was courting die- Mid ; and Cera iota the children to th# body who values tl« beat riaas of'light, small Lande and feet, and quick move­ other end of she tong room to tall them popular literature in a most attractive meets, made the grant head and wido phan, she tells me ’ the wonderful news. dn-.'s,.will purchaseand rend iL Har­ brimmed hat almost gnteequo in their There were no jmlo chreks or sad per A Brothora, Pnltahcrs. Franklin ■li>prv|«>rbonatc aiao. Getting impa­ last Sammer. Will you see lh» rwnis eyre in the group gathered around the Square, X. Y. tient, ho'gave a eecood knock at the now, air?* ‘•Certainly. Wo will go up now. If table loodgll with Thanksgiving taxudoor of the small house, and this time Here is yoor first month's I ne* Cora was full of glmfal mischief v> Ling aqd luud that ths door flew ope.i before ho Lad taken his baud from t.i>' boaid,'and he took frim his pocket­ —a new elemeut in her cnuveraalfon— and Aunt Henrietta full nf blushing knocker. A little gi 1 stood in the en­ book tao crisp fiftv dollar bills. My name is Jameson. By tbo way, to-mor­ ronfnvfou nt the new . mplrnai* the chil­ try, ejowg bitn with on expremion that row i» Thanksgiving, and if I doa'i dren gave die familiar name. Jeanie, Mw*»d io argue a Acbate in tier mind have roast turkey, oyster saure, minre now a young lady, declare, to this day whether tu remain, and let ths visitor pies, and pumpkin Urts for dinner, I i that from th# very first she aumeted shall cat up Mi— Jennie, tore,' and to there was aomn soerrt reason far tta exturned to the little girl just entering traordinsry kindnesa of •That Queer the room, and laughed merrily. Only fore she could wake up. Th# odd, lost Little Man " fur a mpmuat though fur tbo girl was feeling haled all day, and when she followed by a young lady in deep came Ecu.#, weary and pale, she shut mourning, who— appearance seemed to herself in her own ruom, and tried face ca'unly thia terrible possibility. To r. ..e. ot e. Stock CO. Heath & Cbidee.t. i '* DRUGS Medicines, PAINTS & OILS oar k »it tk Inst ton Ms LfflD HASHS, SOCE HfflUU Shingles, Lath, &c_ WEDNSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1873. NO. 37- I “Who is Aunt HrurMta?*’ •‘Mi- Mooley. Th* Lady wl th® house hud tott tt. board tor "Oh! Yes J want to mo Iter.' He faw#d reepeetfaQy, and thou wsid tn Miss Mualc,: “I will go to, my room n-rcr, if you please." Ctors Hill was lieautiftil oaongh io errount fur more than mere passing ad-_________ __ ________ miration. Her brilliant n.mulexirm,! «>«ld be sw greater tapptoeee fur alL ' ■’ ' , Mr. Jamoren was nuhl- and ttroronjrtilv good; that aould n.it be doubted ; tat Henrietta felt half sadly, that if C.w* maeried Uta, it wmrid be far a tame. #• a.ubtaM .r ruo. * Tub, n> Mranl. �matr. BACON & KARR’S New Advertisements. riaore of Barry Codnty, and State of 1 Michigan, do hereby instruct tbe sever- . al Jcau.ee uf tba Peace of Saul Conty, । that it snail hereafter bo their duly fa I all criminal cases that may come before them, to forward al! txlU of oasts to which the Cdua’.y may ba liable tu at their Chairman. U.sn Bmea reported that they had examined tbo accounts book*, papers and vouchers of tbe Cuaaty Treueonr’a affiee for tbe year A. D. 1872. and would beg learn to peaeeat tbe following statement as their sUCtto- system of Federal Taxation k each M tafaasaue maatsrpiero of Ignocro. incapacity. put lo the vita um. o< man. < ptMkto and favwritaa sad tblem, ta never aaywbetw Las dugfartd moders frauds ea the reman. waa repealed to take efl'Ct August 1st 1872. The Court* eontir.oe to award tba share to informers prior to August 1st 1872, without regard to tbe dateuf eettfacwnt or payment of Um Amo pocahy or foe-1 f.itcrw. La-ge da*wn of tboso eu« g-, ' to the Seers tin of Um Treasury fori derision and diatribatfoa, but owing to tbe limited character of hia jurisdicbct: . under tba uM law, tbo Dopartmoat ha* ; decided that it cacao. uoeaidar any two J am ata. !- New Scales. New StylesNew Prices. dared prior to the enforenmwnt of tba repeal, and then ell be little difficulty ia securing naiformity in the treatmeut of informers by tbe paaaago of a declar­ atory laU stattag ia plain terms what wm intended by See SO of the set ibcTo nferred to. Beyond thia, however, ■t haa hern found in practice that the. w.tbdrawal uf rewanli for detecting Gunda on the revenue is enuring a sad foiling off ia the ettnou: receipts from this source, anl the policy under ex­ oeriment is non than dooUful, The inauguration of Republican Governors in the States of New York and.North Carolina took place on Nev Yean day. #U ia special matter of con­ gratulation that the State cf Now York Veiy Low. the order cf Manistee county for .to sain of 83^75 5 as payment in fall at the cbitn e< Berry count) usrit.1 iLs> county, gtuwiag Out of the Vanderpool trial, providing that it will Lo paid by February 1st. 1374. and that tfa Clerk notify Um Clerk of Msaieter c-iuuty o< the Mme . Motiva prowled. I Oa moiwts-tbe rvpcrt vt Wm. II ( Jewell iu tbe'matter of n ioa«Xii>g the records of Barry coaaty. ass l»h«n D>x who bee tbe implicit confidence of tbo entire population wbo value booenty in tbe edmiawtrate-n of garernment. Gov. Tod R. CaldweU, ia Besoming tbo duties jf Goveruur of North Carolina, took ovsaian to say: “When I cannot El an office from my own party aoonpsable to tnyaoU I shall then rounder it my duty lo seleet a good mas from th« oppoute party, and I knew every good and trug Repobiicaa ia the State of j evrry ktnu. and of Money. Stocks sad Irwigbte la 5aw York ad Eoroja 1 Tbe Fanners' Page. wttn aU the dotags B. F. NORRIS & CO North Carolina will approve my d^tar-1 Neya-Mesws. Il Brown, Cronty, , Cook, McCtdlum nnd Qurir-nan—5. Ateeut Mean.. Bush. Lapbam and Munroe—X The account of Banner Company of fifteen d--liars and eighty cents for ad. rrtthing- letting of cuclruct <’U Figure Th" Centaur LmiEight HuL ia the tuwualdp of Cartton, tried everything ■ a. presented, arid on motion of Mr ment is the only Ring Umt dues me pvl." Mr Cba*. HiU, 616 Pin. St, Philiilelpl/ia, wntee: "That two botlleo of A sla lament of the popular vote for President and Vie* I’reridcnt fa 1872, jut officially reported, shows Grant and Wifam’. majorities to oom up 539.137 against >09,598 majority of tbe vote of 1868 for Grant and Colfax- Tbe total vote la 1872 we. 3,'.02,VS4 for Grant aad 2.333,817 for Greeley- In 1868 it etmri 3,013,188 for Gnat aad 2,703,600 j Bsctvtary EoutwoU, betsg inquired of by certain members of tbo Maseecha wtto Lagialatnre, state, da&aitely and frankly ia a published card that he the gmtletaru of tba Legmlatcre wbo thiak him qualiefid ---------------- ! UtM,. ' Altars on Braaivc, 1, KM. Board coereoed punuact to adj >urarol Roll railed, lucmben all prv. lU Board proceeded to btwima;. m. j'—- » .1 _ /.n__1__ Motion "did not prevail by yeas and nave, as follows: . xeu—Mmmo. Briggs, Henry Brown, Fatasr Mormh^l Creasy, Cook, McCuiluw, ItoUu.u, Deesmbsr 27th, U7i <) Star-ton, Wilcux and Chairman — 0Board ccorsued puronaui to adjooniNaye— Mmar*. Bernum, P. Brown. eat. Roll called,' members all pnBub, Cobb, Joom. Lapham, Munroe, Nichol, and Smith -9. Mr. McCullum stored that account i Nik 80 be allowed at sixty dol an. I Yons—Msoers. Btiggs, Henry Brown, • Bush, Croaey. C-Ok, McCoUum. Robin­ . sots btentou, WtloosaodCuairman -10. Nave—Maosrs. Bai num, P. Brown, 1 Cobb, Jonsa, Lapham, Munroe, NtchoU the U. 8 Jndimwy, the Diplomat*, eerps the Army and Nary, tba Cabinet and Fureigti Miniet-r. and CuagreM 76 be aB.wrd al 811 65, as ciaiuied. Soilon did nut prevail Mr, Junes mured that account No. 64 bo allowed at 32 S3 aa elmmed. Motion did nut p.-wr^L foe tbe »<xt latre.1 told rlob lut of not ><■ than hro bsudrrd and fifty copin. eaeh for tbo five next Isrgssi pain club Het. of not In- tbs* erne bitndrvrl and fifty enptas Mr. B;i -gs offend the following re*>lati-.n, whiun was a ioptrd : Rmebsd, That to. men -y heretofore *r--.«vf.ria:ed to rim •‘Nas'ieillo Indol~udeat'' tor |MbIiahiagyhe proseedion of U« Bmrd ba end th.- aasiv i. bvrebr I aJivwwd to tbs “Barry (Xuaty Repobli। can. the “Homo Journal" an.! the "Ba I! iiubluen »nner.w equally ; said paper nanng Mtspeaded pubheatou, and nut baring 1-ru.ivd the pronwOing. at ibis Board. Un tuition nf Mr. Bornum, accuunt No 8 actel d|<nn at tba October saas»>n ui thia Board, wa» taken from th. files, •ad on motiua o( Mr. Smttu, allowed at tbe turn ut • igh: dollars as claun*J. Mr. Stantou utiored the-folfowiug reeMatiua which waa adopted : fbat thia Board of Saperviore would nx»atmaad. that tbalagil panting of Barry County be hoiwatter Mt by the job to th- towoat Udd,r Mr. Cook otfer.4 tbe following rewiu'iou wbk-b wa« adopted ; Wmui, Tb. Trwuoror’a aafo for Barry County u moeb of the tims L-!' without any one to guard or waleh Un­ Butler Dahe., Gold Brogs OoU Teeth Picks’ GUd Pasta. Guld Watch Keys Cotai Bands Cursi NacMaaea. THE 8E3U-WUHY contain* (Tuesday and Friday) aU tbe c .ut.nta of tbe Weekly and tbo mam af tbo Dully.______________ Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. Any ou vimifag ear mty .Mould call at our aetaMi.hn.ant ami ax—i£fa. THE CHEAPEST PRICES IS OOP MOTTO 33 B. T. XOTtBIB k. CO.. 137 A 139 STATE STREET, CHICAGO DERMAOOR. CEO. P. ROWELL A CO'S AMERKAR KOT1KB DIRKTOBY D.J872 �Ilfs Rjipdauc^fl । Nacxx'e Hsia ItEsrommrs exrolls everything. No dirt, no sediment, as gosBoa ! Perfectly reliable. It does the work most effectually. A treatise giv­ ing/elf y^firefors sent postage free up­ on application to 1‘roctor Bros., Glourenter, Mass., sole agents Seo adrer-' Cwnuxe, Ctornixe, Ciorain.—Tbs bo»t assortment in the city consisting of heavy Casaimvro Suits. Black Cloth i Suitrand a splendid Assortment of Black Pants and Vest suitable for those antieipatiug marriage. For sals' at the New Overcoats 85 to 825 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Ronsel Grand Bapids. CHMICMES. .■Esaesraar’—■-1- MUONIC. . .......... Ha^4>a^Tac.: ------ HATFINGS CHAPTER, NO- «A, B. A. Lical pint;. A tore chauca to buy Dry Goods cheap—P. R. Sabut & Co of Jackson, ere selling out their entire stock at first coot They have an immense stock, sums f IGS.lKM) worth of choice goods, of nil kinds, which they are dosing out, and if any uno is inclined to visit Jack­ son. thia is lbs plseo to get bargains. HOLIDAY GOODSGood Sleighing now days, a Our foreman ia Improving. 'riraw HAST INGS LODGE. NO. M, i A MKfiRT CHRISTMAS TO ALL. To thoM wishing tu bny Useful and Beautiful Present* for the Holids.ro will find all.kind,j^ Good., all tret’ Grind River Valley Division V H. J. Ken field, wa are happy to learn Stukee, the murderer of Fisk, has । bo»u ssatcnced to bo bung on Friday, tbo 28lh of February next. Hemrmbir the O-ld Followe Festival I Mr. Dewey spent Saturday and SunI day at hums, but isturuvd to Lansing on Mvoday last , Great lads ramenta he’d out during Moore's Asro.’ Snc Ytrhr appears the Holt lays, to al! wanting anything this wwek witu a Ouvar. Its appear­ | in the Furniture line. Toe very nicest ance io neat and its contents always । assortment in the city an 1 at prices that i defy ctnpebtion. Gire me a call before Tbe tain last weak tiled Uta cialerM, , purchasing elsewhere. laid a foundation for spfoudid •Isigtwag. and now we uro having splendid winter weather. Truly Ha dwth’SU things "Tans Yxam tv a Max TaAr," Hr T. 3. Anna.—This work contains nearly 400 carefully printed pages, on fine white paper, is graphically illustra­ ted by the oolebretad artist, Bonnell, and is bound in a unique and sumptu­ ous manner. Pries, payable only ou dslirsrr of Book. Fries 2,00, 2’50, and 4,00, nccorditur to binding. Subscribers will not bo compelled to take tbe book unices it correspond* with tbe sample shown, in erery particular. Mias Era Smith of Grand Bapids, is at proeont canvaasing this city for the -above valuable work. A Rxuc—The Lebanon, (N. H.) t'r* Tress says Amos Jones, while dig­ ging a cellar recently, on the Gallup hill in that villagv, picked up a half penny of tbe reign of Gvorge II. It must have boon over a hundred yoars old, and Lad probably Lin thorn noary that tune. Trecos were found but summer of an old blacksmith's shop which stood in that vicinity eo long ago that no man living remembets it 8s for as that blacksmith’s shop is oooosrnod, it ths late Martin Dewey was still Kring ho could giro its history, as we distinctly remember bearing him tell of its existence in his younger days, aa the only shop of lhe kind in what ia now tlis Township of Lebanon, and tbe name of the “Smith ' who worked it, emt who emigrated from Masiaehusctte, but whose nams wo have iorgotteu. X. A Nabxow Eacaix —On Saturday af­ ternoon tbo Engine attached to tbo Day Express East, when on the curie just west of tbo bridge uvor ths Thornapple n-sr the late residence of Mr. Slade, in Irving township, jumped the truck and passed ou over tbe bridge tearing up the i road in a frightful manner, and drag­ ' giug the entire train off tbe track be­ fore !t could bo stopped. 'Fortunately | nous of the cars ware thrown ovor, and no person was injured, except lbs Bag­ gage master very slightly. The arciduot was caused by the breaking uf ths flange on ths forward truck of ths Eo- MOORE’S 4*4,1 /frr-fefrrif, WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Immense Reduction in all our Prices, 8511.00000 IIORTII OF MM! Must be Sold this Winter. Having bought an immense Stock from two Bankrupt Houses in New York, we are going to sell Goods 26 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michigan. Tvs A runic for Jauunrr opens with the charming autobiogrs|hy of Robert Dale Oil rep, one of the most entertain­ ing man of his pears in America, hav­ ing had a varied experiencein ths man­ ufacturing interests of England, and aa a socialist. statesman, and diplomatist. It will be continued during tbe your. W. D. How,Ik contributes. A Chinee Acquaintance, which ia also to ba cuntinned ; Parton, a very interesting pa­ per on she Cabinet of Prendant Waabington; Rebecca Harding Daria, A Faded I*af of History; Mro E. 0. Agaa-.ii, In tba Straits. uf Magellan. Poona are contributed by Celia Ttisxtar, Paul H. Uaynr, Lucy Larcotn, Trowbridge, Aldrich, and Hulmes. Tbe coming year, and the January uutuber fully meets tbo bigheat erpoctatious. Jamas R. Osguod A Co., PuHiihsrs, Boston, Moss. Changeable weather, and against which no human lorreight could guard. The Engine waa tba Crystal, and very near­ ly new. With his usual promptarta Mr. E B. Bush, Iba Division Superin­ tendent. was promptly cn baud with^ »n efficient corps of workman, and tbo train* were running regularly again on Monday. -Tusks ItO a.-a CIS I >l»J[al «« ___ g« V. ttXWffaintT------- ^seSKat yttSsbttfW er.v Jobn *on * Co's eelehratel Gold Pens ha beat in «be market, for sale at tbe City News Depot. P. 0. building M ichigan Central R. R. •in. BlUMLt IBS 01BECT MUTE, gatstscjrawssfissi D£JfT IS TP. f. Pajytur tnl Ukt msmv. IIm» j eer tt^k vtrtuUi Kilk tr viIImI ftM, s: tki 'fin •{ A. P DlUKE. It. D.. Onr Jdby 4- Sisdr's Dray SUr,. 30 tsa Holiday Goods kinds for sale at man J. Bich. Sl»n..>- Hk. kw,". * 87.50 FOR 82.50. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. Money to Loan We haven't room to mention__ all____ our Reduced Prices, but we Herewith Pledge ourselves to Offiar and Sell the Beat Bargains in GRAND RAPIDS, ihsr-cter suspicious. Instead of ap­ pealing to the newspapers for redress of ' krr grievances, she forthwith brought a Suit against tbo innkeeper for redress, ami recovered exemplary damage, for die insulting injury;- the Court very Will was called from Luddingtcn, his properly doouling that, so long as hs ploc,, of residence, to visit hi, father, baa room for their accommodation, a H J. Kenfield, who ha* been very aiek, hotel keper cannot refuse to entertain and while In the city, made us the visit above spoken of. Wo gue« tbo North­ ern atmoaphere mail agree with Will, as he is tat and tongfa a* a formar. Call again Will, when you hsve occasion lo officer* of the mvbalixe<l Spanish Vol­ visit Hastings. unteers, published in the Huston JeerCoMVU«xriA>T:—The Charlotte I«ad- ari sijv in reply to the speech of ttenor sr iproks as follows of on* of the popu­ Saimrron in the Spanish Cortes dolar citizens of the village of NaahrUla. Bxtaciug them, claim* that there vol­ unteers. who were organised by the The complimeut is dmervod : XCapt. McCormick stdl keep* tbe slave traders when evjry oth.vr moans Nashville Houro, iu Nasuville, and nev­ <ri reinforcing the Spanish army ia Cu­ er lacks for a g*«d stury to tell for the bs bad foiled, have rendered distinguihedification ot his guests. A ploaunt. rd services to the cause of Spain in lhe jolly, entjrtaiuing man and “Knows now to keep Hotel.” He <Ls.erres put- field. They say that between fire and six thousand men from four volunteer rousga, aiiikgets it. regiments alono have bean killed tn ac­ Tax Snfotcxis.—Secretary Boutwell ton by the inaurgteit Cabana This is and Jay Cooke, Eoq„ wtnt before the House Cut&rnitt re uf ways and moans and uoeigy of Hie Caban pitriot*, and on lite 17th ult. and soeni to have ex­ e|iows that lhe cotitoat is mit likely to plained very aatisfai torily the vyti-licxte tyrnnoate utLerwise than in ttw> esuibarrangvutetit by which the 5 per cent Iklirasol of ttreir mdrp.ndencbowls were disposed of lost year. They now claim that a similar arrougetnunt is tbo only practical muthod of robing tba remaining 4 1-2 per cent, bunds, and we presume they are right. List or Lxrrxxt remsining at ths Hsstingi P. O. Jan. 7th, 1812. W. LL Aden, Wm. Blakely, C. L Barlow, Lrwis Campbell, Mrs. B. W. iktuuer, J. B. Ftetctwr, IL J. uamiltem, Ema hue Knapp. M>m Anu K-uxaly. iVm. Milter, Julius Stewart, (Ju Tailor Direct your IsUats u> N-*. of P- U- T«« Nanovxt Horn bos again changed hands. The new proprietor, Mr. W. L. Mead, is a stronger ho a, but rrport speaks well of the Natfoual rinse it came into his cbargo. and the propri­ etor flatteringly eudoroed by his late papev cf which tbs people of the State neighbors at CharkAM, aa the following hern erery reason to bo proud, and tbe exteaMvs. and rnS9 bst of Pre­ mium v snnualiy distributed among the subeenbers, by a system that it entirely just, foir sad equitable, renders it oue of thr EO.I Widely eiroutated of ths Dcwsyapsrs pub isbnd west of Now York. At tbs acme time, ite merits as a news- OUT roadsrs. and will furnish it, and a ticket ia tbe forthcoming annual die• tnbution uf Premium*, and the Baxxxx. roeh for one year, foe tt.75. Now io I your time ta subscribe.________ We quote tbe following from “ Wai son's Art Journal," N. Y-, in reference to Bacon A Karr’s Pianos, advertised ia MICH THEY HAVE STOOD THE American Organ of the Supreme Court. Regents o f the Uiiisereitv and cvitain county offlicen oa tin first Monday m April n»xt. Mom heartily we indorse the ptopoaition lopey our Ciscuit Judges, at least a Salary adequate to meet their personal wnats, ami ths nrreeeerisi of life for tbeoaeeivee *n l families, but seriou-ly ■l<mht whether any amendment lo lhe Constitution of the Stale, can, eonstitat otsally ba submitted at any olfair than of all a genets! cloctkn. held pnr«nn»t lo ths Sher­ •xtM a household rwevasity, masmueb Lons-itutioti on tbe first Tuesday after aa it is bring culargsd uvery year, and tbo frat Monday in November in 1852 and every second year thereafter. Il gnA, incream yearly in valuablo con.ante. Iu price ia U>o sama as heretofore, 14 this view ol tbe cave be true, no amendmint increasing these salaries can be casta Every body should have it acted upon by the people prior to Nev. tbe aorid and cheaper than enywhore else tn Barry County. Come in aal try thorn awl yuu will be courinrod that u u a fact We buy all of our Machines lor cash, and cau and will roll tb-m at low figures, tfow ag Machins Needles. THE OTHER STORES MAY AS WELL STAB. CLOTHING HQUSE. r//£ qHE\T opt pqicE sroqE, liuiliil Law.— An Exchange says, ' that recently a young worn tn applied at Tbo Temperance lectarvy of MiTUurl- eno of the Hotels ia Louisville. Ky. for I but, at tbe M. E. Church, and Union lodging, and was refusal, on ths ground Hall, are spoken of aa among the beet that having no male escort rendered her See Here. Stranger!—There ia not an Institution In tba City of Hastings that la more worthy of patronage, than that of Dreamer, Heath A Co. Their stock EUR1L, LITERART AID FAULT VSXLT Is OW li Ite Piilit a ill trill Everybody Should try them before Purchasing EU_ewhet e f«nr lest is •se^sslsd sad tn Uiiir are sad bsssbfsl raw >«rps«s all altera ,s teaa-r • TH EWEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. CITY /tE»S DEpOT FRANK L. WARD. Hactings May 16. W Hat now on hand a com­ plete assortment of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, Pictures, Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Call and see them. Jpa. gssr^ys. SPECIAL NOTICE. PUKIFY YOUR BLOOD. Allegan. Keep a large supply of Salt for Aale at Lowest market their Brick Warohouac. nt &! i lull 11 gc tai uictta an Enaa a th Vote. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, LOTS. DOUCHE., �is; 3 ■OKTSAQK SA >EW Ann’RTlSEWUVTS THE ar- V- Chicago Tribune I ar v- Dauchy £ Cd's, Column. -4 •n A GREAT COMBINATION i t». I l*u t*J Jrf.rwi Av.«b», n*ua>l. s Pine Tree ; , *M ik* rrrr V-u >«.'»<•. cpfvn.Utr .rrr <J-. CAPITOL OF • Tft.Fke MICHIGAN. * | SATIRE'S GREAT llEHa, WOOD PROSPECTUS . - ., . n , , .. HEW WARD BEECHER'S Brat ftullj Jnnal tf Kiclpi. THE DAILY. rtal THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. THE Jackson The Calvert Lithographing Company, of Detroit, • I. TU.HT 1 «1T7O9?PT1 LAMES! PACT n E3I8AI THELiqEBALUsEOFTHETELE.GRAPH. . The New Capitol and Grounds, GRAIN AND FLOUR. '!' footHnKUtYsntKrr detboit. *'• .rp„B,dH,lf» l.„4;.1ut)l...|G«. “,l1 i' ■ Nfiscfdlnny, T’oetrjr HOME AFFAIRS AND BUSINESS.! $3,000 " Ute«" *» <*’• . i oRuamxAi. Pboceeoisch. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS: MANTLES AND ORATES, Full NXui-kut Hcjioi-tw. GENTS”” P. A. BILLINGS. IbriHfe Strwt, We*:. :-?.k JIMEK M'imjil.1. GOLTWMTfll‘5 T St STRATTON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY- cm Birin*!, I®’ Ik. n continued. Other dutira “ESJ??. 'HKS¥L! J<X 30,000 » HENRY R. WISH AST. Work pb-1^1L,3 PKOPHIETOR. safe i---------------------- —------ ----------------’__ , ■ UUltDSALL’M ™. ™1 Arnica Liniment MOMTUAt.E »ALK. fifer or Ckwt. । lltliablc Agents Wanted in Every r wii in the Stale I om’ ^uy the a.-.suciathix. so nAUK»tr.« uluck. mamus, micil ufncuji or riu AMoeunasl ■Ucided »uo ceoa ; the fint edition, of one thousand topic*, finding a ready oak*. In 1834 he began the publication, through Wmt the pnbliehing buninese. IOIIS I' tlKliiEls. Mm.fa.Urw .I WORM SUGAR DROPS til «uie a * »» OPEN 1 TOP BUGCIES. NE5JHAND LITERARY DEPART­ MENTS, na-c- HS! : (jipjsa shee;et «w f4*|J.Ir|Hr -4- ,--i‘w--1,^XyE3»SBK uj , *f- -— I pbaasatlr deecrilwd “the trade-' m it then exieted in the United Stahw. it TICE LEAD^b JOURNAL waa in the year 11*32 that Mr. Putiism firat appeared a* an author; hh maiden ETTORk'BY u Great American Dyspepsia Pills, Cl.’.m;, Shell Oysters and ATTOKSKTHi PROUAT-fc ORDER. TWSiXJ.’SS- DfcTRQtr. j1 CHAS JURE & BRO. A FAJTHMJLAND VI01LA.NT ’ DIUM OF CURRENT NEW3, This Kss^sastss {“,7?, in Cash! $6,555. in Personal Property. M IIUWKS •> DAILY XBCBSSm run at tbe tune of hi» Crat engagenum. with Mr. Rleeckcr; and th« lawk eon-| m Ju Cub,-Xett r.aUU Uid PtTBrnil Fr*|«eV. >" earn: 3,500 in Real Estate ! JOHN H* WENDELL & CO. ’HmiGAX XKWa. fj^sssnWT'irtl.nlfc 1 liMT MWIftRA*-1** *nMI> *”* *' •“* I ■snxztSH"-'—e-—| .-.,1. ..( <U Art, .kkk Itay .«* I. .U M OOM Of . n£S£-m! .M Ti R«: • I........... ««<»! ' MATHEW tUIIXESS C0ILtaE Al! the News of the Day, l ... .. . ton houae nt Crocker & Brewster. rum, ni. Weekly THE PLACE IT HAM CHEATED IN JOURNALISM. MONETARY. REAL ESTATE, AND REPOUTS Thron-t IlBtriM illu.l.olloa.. A>ln..r o«n arm. SEWING la u. <"«nl»T, rmuM m c-mIC, ERAHil BUT, IWl StAJITf t Tim StfJ. CBAJ. J. OLDf, Ga. A£l A« !r». »U CauiaaaMcataMa l> m>*»<!••.«« au:%b Al! letters must ba addressed to .g^srj ■••<>• •• MACHINES n«... W. GOUCHER. ASt. fur Barry County. »• KOBTOAOX BALL NAT? RE’S InlKJGMr. Pntnani wa» CELLS’ CARBOLIC 1BLBTS. FARRAND WILLIAMS di CO. "WM'* KALE ON EXECUTION. XOf MI'-IIIUA! "rf'ibicKwlC! Hair Restorative 232 S' i-ninoeudiu ClIA.KY”'H GRAND RAPIDS Hia capital »tock conntied of f 150, and ‘SgK Aarrram LESiaZS MILO (ante year no epant eotne lac arranging foreign piirrha*-- THROAT AMD LUNG INSTITUTE t. Hall Tl.i. $60,000 00 THE TRY-WEEKLY, iX vLev^ihj: Gir.s: « sarb-sK^^: " MIUMANHCTMIFUIKi: -5 ,..........‘ ' ...AAA — ,.U I,I I ll AUU r.— MTUATSORRTr.VKR. and U THE WEEKLY. * ^Sfcir SSkterprise, TVOCRAID tiriTILSOF S5.000 EACH IN ChEEHBACKS. at that time . -. ■Hair Prrptt atinnt HLUABD MASCACHIEEf. (ABLE l‘EXW.«K??» : I. •-: IUFU C.O.BMMMU turWSmSSSfc"**** maw UICUIOAN. I ZWRO/T, w. ' ‘•FARM AND GARDEN.” fiAMaTOX!1* arux-s— 675 to 3250 p.r month Whole tiutnlxrtfof Tickets limited!to 6Q.& BLACI PROBATE ORDER Llewiiton’e Bui-fiu A PnuJehou, BOILER WORKS Reading, in fifty wellwinning a popularity I that timo quite ex1 the disohition of the firm ia IMS, Mr. Putnam wu left to BLOOD pom New Book for Ajgents ! (nature crmpHj and pul­ little book entitled ISAAC H R5 UEK rllir-T »■!.. blac I •ditknof Wash- IKE AND FARMINc/lAXD ’ J’l Crooks WinoofTrr IO YEAJ&J jography. illr.sUntiou and external ap- G..«l'c®lu-.. tad Ike PneoM .1 AkImj ell I MOnTOACC BALr. Public Test Siyl, ■ 0^/1111^1, i^uairoViLLcLaMaa. DR. CROOK’S COMFORTS WINE Carriage & House P J-V t 1 2ST G....______________ iST - Flags, Banners, Streamers,' and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. |S YRUP Mill Clanatr. Fettile Soil, SALK 05 KXr.< LT10S. Suibllt TAB. Swt similar prepara­ tion, ever uCcrcil WOODEK BLOCK LETTER! TILE WEE1CLY STOMACH BITTERS 49951991 C0U0H3 AND COI D 3 H' Cathartic Fills! TBE DAI LY AND TRI-WEEKLY. Pure Wi LANGLEY DICKINSON. ' wwtin 18o'> »old to Halting,, Sept. 18, 1872.—it HASTINGS KASBL8 WORKS! MONUMENTS , HEAD STONES. ■ TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. DETROIT BENDING WORKS MAHBLE T*Uowf Greaae Condition Powders! SSiS Gold & TRY DR. CROOK’S WIFE OFTAB HBdkB IBtEB! MAJOR AMEHICAH MORTGAGE .SALE. Prorento Malnrions Fc vers, » I (Urea tone to your System. Bent Wood Works. ITALIAN Tit litHl Lite IinraitBCffljay For painn In Breast, Side or Back, Grevel or Kidney Disrate, Diaraara of the Urinary On.-ntu, Jaundice or anyUrcrCompUint, Il Lm auaqtML a superior Tonic, Restorra the Appetite, ms Uto System. Etttorra the Wrak and Dcbllltotcd. Csnses the Food to Dfgrat, wl£S JOUB ,‘ATTOB k«B, ■aerrumna ..a muu, i» Carriage, Buggies, Sleighs, Imaging in 170.000. beam bu («20.WPij « the^A-.’^l AT SUB.E YOUE LIFE. । WARD AM Glass Show Cards. and 4 Potash Michig narupiwl by Boetoa Caah Store. BLACK & FULLER. rx rur wont t> B. F. STEINHOFF I ■Js'h THEODORE SIGLER. JURUBEBA over I56.OC3.OO0. “Silver Sum! riktaM WAI � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-15.pdf 662db631a1df634d623b26639add511a PDF Text Text Tf|« R,er<lBLicn|< VOL XVII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNSDAY, JANUARY 15. 1873. NO. 38- Wewl wi Brines? Cart Just Received, at The State by its legislation should, in the business of bank.ng and insurance, 1 and in it* control of railroads, be the jpardian o! it* dtiaana. There importI an* internets are the creatures of legisI latino, and *h*uld ahraya be kept with- lusurauoe. Loth life and fire, ia *1most entirely conducted by foreign rempanitr*. The prerent law controlling them is very stringent It practically s*ya to th. people ; "If an insurance company offer* to insure your life or your property, you may be certain that tbo State, by iu tavre, tu* tatlhfally andearored to *«• that tbs a tnpany i* respoiuibta " 2io good company objects tu ths stringtiucy uf iu proiutaaa Tb* taw empower* the Commistioner of lusurane. to vital any company doing barinso* ia thia State, at the expense of such comptny, and to make a personal wuminahuu of it* affair*. It i* not of­ ten nceos.try tu do thia; but the Com­ missioner is su overburdened with the other dutits uf bis office, thst be cannut do it. even in th. few caws where it is iiwot *rndLhRobK. Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves, Universally known as the BEST RKATIXG STOVE in the World! officer, acting under authority of th* State and in it* behalf, would be of incstimabl* service, not only to the public ■t tanre. but Io the railroad compauire lheraeelres. ' Railroads are to great a n>*o*aaity to the development and growth- of the btate, they occupy such an important jsoition in tho commerce snd busins** of the State, tlut they dewrre liberal snd geuorous tryatm.ut ia legidation. Bu: while granting Ibis, we riiould sss tu it that they ao oouduct their butanes* as tu cause no unastaasary injury to any one. The State has a duly to p rform in this regard, which sbonld not be nag 1 recommend that the insurance act be *u attended as to give the Commit•inner the needed assistance, by the *jil»>intment of a deputy, with a sufficient1 ►alary. ~ Our lusurancu Department, in its 1 present feature*, I behove is not equallI ed in any of the Blate* of the Union. The labors of the Commiscioner at* ar­ duous and complicated. Only one clerk ■ is authorized by law The whole erpeuse of the office is but Infling, while the income derived from il is very large . that in the yean in which the Legista 1 ture meats. £>ur thousand copies uf the and increasing yearly. The receipts iI reports of all the (state officers, Board* from specific taxes lotted on insurante | of Trustee*. etc., of all the Beata itati| tutious shallfoe printed, end oooaaionalj ly the Legislature orders ertra morn than and to tbpm il looks, with the. oanfi lent belief that it* past hitaory, it** c*parity fur future good, its open dorr* fur all who seek mimiaaiun. will indnro them to deal liberally with'them in lbs future a* it has done in tho past. There can b* no Mich fliinga* a mare paasiro existence l0 iUcb nn institution. It mute progrex ur it tuuxt die. It mute keep step with tho advuncemeut of the age, tbc requiri-mauts uf the quickaaed intellect ot its time, and th* growing demand lor a ratted education lU faculty should ba paid IxUcr aals ti**, it* apparatus should ,b> unproved aud it* library largely increased. In •bort, it should bo furnished with all lha appliance* to snabla It t0 giTB 1,200 student* the bre; df ov.re thing that kindnd institution* offer, and tbw Thia Ue Uaiverrity cannof do with its present aoaas; and to arootapluh it, Ute appropriated, wd n^d to b. Urgeymcreewd. The Ag ricaljurri College, in its sphere, end with a much *maltar of »md“ta, i* a co-Worker with the Unjeereity, end b*> a proportionate demand upon our cuuidornt* attention, la trustee, and faculty are tabonng with earnevtnte* and real to inmase ns uiafulnrea, and enlarge Uta pewar hr good. By its s)sto<n of labor and study armbrawi. it off*,, to, <11 without exi»n>e. a hboral pnuiinal enltagtato education. Thu uttondaucu U not targe as It* rnsribi a* au educational ii- Leather. WUif th«r are ofamred stead. If ths theory of compulsory *dnc*tion i» correct when ■nj-i » Who are blessed with rxrfaet fareltire, it tnuot b.. doubly *0 whoa appifod to those who e«nnot bo eduretod tether at home erin tk. common robooi, end who. from the very natare of their inflratetiea must Become bf.rdoos to their frteada sod (j the community, wntefo *iHeatari aud tanosd to *arn tbter living, There should b* In the itutitutiou at Flint aome additions mod. to iteEbrery, and some adornment of it* bore' Tall*, by engravings, motto** «!e. Boot* rai tfoual indoor amu**mrot* should^abo be javrided for hs inmate*. It must There i* ■* oducatioci that cur achoola, Univcnity or Agricultural CbllKre* do not yet offer, whteh w« used and should have; and that is a practical technical cducation.thni will Gt men and woman to grapple with lifrfSs they find fit,-earnI eta. tabonou* and real. W« ritoeld have axnewhsrs, either in the Uaiveruly or Agricultural Colieg,. , ^,1 technology. Both of three iusntuuoni •re ac*wmpli*hing more in this direc­ tion than many of the college* in the c.uBtry; but they cannot with iheir prereet faoilHire and •pj liane... fill tfo, want existing m our educational system* No State Ur tho Union nreils, mure than ours, educated fannsrs, tnechanios, man. ufaeturera, arebnrefa. engineers, ehem-1 lots. etc. Our fidWvt. OI!d fields; our mine* and railroad*, our manufacturing ; slid agricultural interact*, all require the ■ervices of i-ducated skill in their ' There ia perhape no wool in th* laaderslopment and mariagem-nt. and of-1 K“«S« <*“♦ “ g*>t-^ upon- the Amerifer to all as rrmuamtive raplaymcut,-------------- “--------- * ■**— " honorable career, aad ultimate iiwcra*. j! as the State i* concerned, bad w* bo ■a what are called the "learm.'d prof-*-,' children to edneate. no dupawfisut poor, MOM.’* ' no lUMne ur deaf or blind to care for, Yet, with thia v»»t field uf tabqy in- i; wo khould not be nompvlls*] to levy aay ▼iling uur young men Iu enter »n aud tax for the expense* of lh« State govtak* poreesteun, a voty targe majority einunnL Th* receipt* from th* sate of uf them*enk time "learned protovdun*/' tend*, from specific Intel oc railroads, Instead, chiefly beCMUso'uur ayatom of insurance cJtnpantes, etc., more than wiuratiuii, from tiir burn* to iho Uni> defray thn gavwrnetecital vxpcaesi of th* titato. When the tax'oolteetor tap* ' Six thousand copies each oi the -vi। tel statistics," "agricultural reports,” The general banking taw applies to , and 1,500 copies of the report of the I onliuary bauka ot depute: and discount insurance bureau are printed annually, ‘ In the BEST STYLE and from It was pareed iu 1857, and an amend-.j These volumes are from 400 to 500 pan mt tu it. aulhotiaing saving* bank*. !■ frvs each. Every two year* 9,000 «ipwa* added in 1871. Another act, an- .'i-sof Hie taws passed by the LegistsThe law* of 1871 tboriring savings asoomaiioa i, was [•*•«- iI turn are printed. , Were printed in three volume*. Of throe j There rre now in operation 23 banks ' the general laws ma la a volume of 52s t under tbeee,act4, 1-1 ut which are gens- page*; th» focal and ,uiraonal act* tn*d<MARK RUSSELL. i ral, and nine are for saving*. Eigl.-t ut a volume of 329 pages : while the sixt tl.o sstii.g* banks reported deposits of!I rial laws. con-itaing of city and other : ?3^ffi9,770 lb September 80, 1872. ! ! nunicipa! charter* and amendments FOR SALK. ' The establishment of saving* Itanks ' thereto, made a volume of 1,48* page* I in *■• many of our citiea, and towns i* , The law* ot 1M9 made three volumes afiunt 750 pages each. The House uno ot th many svstsnee* of the grow-1i of -..4 U —_ _ 1_____■ C_ __ I..— --. , iug proiperily ot our people ; sod if | ; they are »ell conducted end bonssth of about 900 page* each ; and 500 cujh I managed there is nothing that will add tn*, making 2«o00 tolum**, are printed i more tu tin- gi-eeral well-being and well- every twn years. AlaroU all of tbs>e I doing uf the community. Tetuperance. are official record aud history of the | industry, sconumy, ana thrift axo tuo Stat* and its different institution* ; and Music Teaching. . natural uutgronlbot legitimate savings they should be printed for the use of ' institutions. It u thureluro the duty ot dill-rent officers, and for preservation the Bute to footer and encouragu tham. in the archives and . public Libraries of . and alro to threw about them every the State. Bui the quantity provided । |«*sibl* safeguard uf sucurily and sta- far by lav tain m.ny itistanre* twice, i.ibty. Uue b-dly tuarag*! savings snd in sumo ic*ta.ic«* tea time* more I b*nk would bring distress upon main than i* neeesaary. Far instance: it is I person* awl uissrust njon the wliol* *y*. no; n*cv*»*ry to print 9,000 copte* ul lem. A huge propurt.uu of thy dei*M- the aperial tawa, incorporating muoici■ ila are from thv industrial vta*»ea, and jahtie*, etc There ar* only local iu i their pursuits, it nothing elsu, prevent their operation, and of no general in­ ; them from kouwu/g much of lite sulrvu. terest. One ur tiro thousand cujare cj.ur even the g+usral reputation fur would b* amply sufficient Of the lo­ The csiaolisbmirat uf a Blate Board know you gel none but the FIRST QUALITY. Mdrency, of bat>aa. It is the duty ul cal and pereunal acts no more than 2,­ 000 cojnea co noeded. Six thousand of Health i* urged upon your consider­ । by iu taws, just a* it dues lor the tuwr- co^vsuf the "Agricultural Report for ation by the Stats Medical Society, and IhiF ’ wnro printed, anting Miuretbing by many thoughtful persons, who have anev companies The act of 1800 allows taring* banks uver one dnlllr per volume. Tkaie has given the subject careful study. That . wit ti a capital paid in ot only |5,<K)U ; been a dntuiud fot all th* copras print­ il i* th* du||e<>f the State to aid in proiecring and lUMerving the five* of ila ed, owing 1 presume, to the fact that I wnieli is. m my opinion, much tuu suiall ■ittaeM. requires no tegument. . We an amount Tua act of 1871 fixes they are given away. Three books are ... mid nml-maintain asylums for ihia j H25.9UU as the amount of capital ia all printed in targe type anti loaded. It rod; we regulafi'witli minute detail 1 cities of small [opulatiun, and 950,<XMl adding targely to tbvir cost There, i* — i in the larger crtie*. Hus act is in al­ not th* slightest necawity of this; ahd the running of ruilroada. that lite may ! iuw4 alt its tcaiure*, a good one, and it .should b* disenntinued. The statutes bernndr sure thereof; we forbid th* Citv Dining Rooms ut the United States are printed with­ sale *f adulterated food, medirim-.v, oils, containa many sal. guard*. It might (Strictly Temperance. 1 I however, be made much wire aafe with- out leading, and sre certainly as dis­ etc.; all (hewing that the State reougWARJI MEALS AT ALL HOURS. • out annoyance Iu ufficen or stvckhold- tinct and legible as a bouk next be. It nixM il* duty In this matter. An aodo** nut appwr to have been madu the tire working State Board of Health, < ers, or any diminution uf profits. AwrAisf I? Of Jtey *r »'<te ' 1 wvuld ruspectii Uy recumnwnd tbc doty of any one in particular tu snpsr- not overluaded with thoonrs. computed ' re|«al ot tbs law of itiOv, and u revis­ mteud the public printing, or to endesr- uf practical, smuubta men, would doubt­ GROCERIES COEFECT/QXERr : iun uf the general banklug law, with or tu save ’he Blate vxjwnsc iu roumte- less lx of great Mrrioe in preventing | additional legislation pru v.ding tur the tion ihercwiib. 1 r.-cuuim-md that all ffisease, prew.-rving life, and diffusing । vrtablisbment, iu the uffire ut tba dtali the lavra relative tn th* public printing among the peupte a mure gotivrei knowl­ f ! Treasuicr, uf a bureau uf banking ; Utt uf the State bu carefully revureJ, with edge of the tar* ot health. The subject is attracting tta- notice of examination oi banks by the head al, additional tegirtalioc. specilying th* lite bureau; ui.a requiring reports tn, number of votumre ot cacti ci.ua to b* goveremtette and iniiridnal, th ougiiPhotographs, Photgraphs. I be tnsdu end pubiishvd, simitar to tl>o, jnnted, Ibe six.; c! type and quality ul uut the ririliand world, nml n worthy <-f i pions lusts of th* National Banking law. aw: fo bo used, aud svob other regu- yvur thoughtful attention. ras of the matter, as are consistent 1 the exptres** of such bureau should be I: burua ly the banks, proportionately te with a due regard to th* public Hoed* and an enlightened economy. 1 bviicvo •be>r oiutaL Inaugural Message that a Superintendent uf public printing It is very questionable wheth/r ordi­ duty it should be tu iup*rrt** aU nary* banks ul deposit and atsoouui whose Gov. Bagley. the pritiiiti|r ordered for the Btatr.would ' , should have the puwera and pnviis^s, el saving* banka; and whether saving* A JflILL- lim: of bank* riiuuld bu |>ermitt*d tu do a gen­ ■a. printing of the Bupteui" Court I eral banking business. With uur last iucreuing population report* should bo thrown oj>e:i t. who- ii tors ant whether they ta. rich or poor, growing wealth, and rapid industiuii ever may choose to do it, tmd.tr such educated or iguoreat. Th« State nk.no, regulation* as the State may direct. It'| in asylums aud school* adapted to tbrir acrotupwient, banks will multiply iu a | ranou* tired*, should do tec them wUl coimepoudiug ratio, and 1 belters it to ia questionable whether the Step? should 1 be uue ot the moat important legiatativ* embark in th*, business of pabiMhing I humanity dictate* nn+dtuy demand*. In the ur.«:t;un of th. asylums at Kilduties tu enact ■ strong and sinngttui lawbook*. The bupka of the Audit..rARRIVING DAILY. G* neral show that'the receipts from tno atuuoo and rlint wo barn whon n tfmt banking taw. bu bcuvving, 1 command the subject •ata of the Supreme Court Repot!*, we are not unmindful uf *ur duty in from Vol. I. to Vol. XXI_ loclutive, this regard. It ba* rest a targe amount to your caielnl cuusiOwaUou. bare i-ot equalled the cost of printing of money to mtablmh thus, institution*, by the sum of 129.205. From :hi»wm. and they require e targe sum annually to: their support. Wu tacy criti<ix» Railroads, within this State, hare To Washington Block over this or that txpendiittr? in their congreatly increased in number during the Stioction. ur in the manner uf conduct­ pst lew years. ing thsm j but after all, Ibre stand forth The aggregate number ot mite* new a* enduring mouummU uf th» Chris­ in uperabuu is about B,Uw. Many ut tian charity aud loving care of our p<r>' Uiutu or* bang utaud d, n*w ones uru tde for tbo unfortunate uxanng them. projected, anu other* are in prune** oi They are matiaged by tritelere of our cuuMrucliun. own ilwbstng, and me conducted with a It ueeds nu prophetic oyo to tee that Heath & Chideestei du. reganl to economy ond oare. They lira day is nut tor distant when lh**e At the dore of the fiscal year ending trill nontiuue lor all time tu came to roads- will traverse the btuto in nil di­ September 3U, 2872. there were betangrection*. Th* out pun* don* which own iug to the Sate 8,U51,O94 eerre ot land. ueod mu generosity, a* they bare bad it in th* pad. We nhould exercise * । and tiiMiagv them are creatures of the The jincre put up >n U.ere lands w«ro Btata. Abe jowvrs wlurii they sxurciM established year* ago, lung before th* litwrul eouuomy in itroriding for th*ir ui the cvu*iructwn aud nuimig.mcut ut prewent growth and oevrii-paumi oi our wants, ami ata: of their numogers huhfulnius in ail expondiUrws Uwae roads are OeriviA from, tegiilativ* railroad system was suppuwd posubta Tho Insane Asylum at Katamiroo is uient of uur great natural rwourou*. u pant. Tbo rontinned control ut u>u The eonatiucuon of railroad* into and recoguixied ire oue of til* b*c in th. a smprise aven to ounaivex Faw ol titate over them is re-served by the cuu through th*»o land* must hare iumres- wo.-.d.-uot alone in w* oin-trurtm.,. our citizens fully realia* wbal we are as stilutaov, aad i* vumptete u to-all. exKe* ut— . in ——— _____ ' ► - I a State. We hav* scarevy any authen­ rej t si»ci*Uy obertarod cnmpsnte*; anu tic *saii*tics relating tn uur cuisf pro- as to tnsos, th* Legislature ha* lull dwticw. Ware «ra tu be asked how j«jw»r to prescribe me* puncc regula­ many miUioa ta*4 uf lumber, tuns ut I tion*. li-e duttes, oGlsgatwc* aud ngxte asm, banrls of *alt, or bushel* ui gran, i ..t trill us-1 cutuj.unles, in UmoonduniuJ th* State ha* produc-d with® th* pa»t jeer, I presume n» one ol u« could giv* Genuine Eastern Oak | and under the control of tbs State There were, in 1S71, 1ST idiotic per­ son* in tho Mor-housw el th* Sista. If yon should dreids to artiira regardiag a m.w asylum, ururtanro miuht be made for thaw "babe, of God,” in the aam. sirurlure. I must sincerely hope it may not be long-before we will b. Mtabkd to empty oveiy poor-houre aud jail ia the &ato of inssne and idiotic omataa. Every consideration uf huiueuity and charity urges on tiiia work. I bag to. commend this suhjwt to juui rao« careful attention. Th. imtituoun far th* daaC dumb aud blind, at Flint. 1* ncaatiwkBy oom- FARMERS where you BLACKSMITHING! BLACKSfltlTHUffG. S£S“”"¥Ia OJOIK ftiiif] litliia : - | Kffinllt THE STATE F. D. ACKLEY, DENTIST NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! 9 HOLIDAY GOODS! io A REMOV ED HASTINGS, MICH. Gold & Silver Watches CXAM-KM. Fine Gold Jfcw«*la-y. SiliiSilKj aj pm Tan. J. P. ROBERTS & CO Immense Stock Michigan _ xchange. DRUGS Medicines, GROCERS. Dye Stu fie Winter PAINTS & OILS MktMKfelnstUAtMB innm ana Tins un, UE at HUS .aka." Who of ue would have this different if he could F Who of ns ta^ay is any poorer than bo would hare been had we never haul: a tatami. raffi^ ssylnm t And the wort must go on. A* we grow in wealth, we lanuaee in povMty; aa we grow in strength, wo in­ crease in weaknaox Baoembenar thia. *d for the year ending Maptatehsi- 30, 1872, to 8158,171X UBdtbM *m that daM, about 180,000 unrol . with but a trifling sxamau fat h* uteremnnt or cultactem. there tax« are irewel, i* nattered ta th. affine of th* AudUe (Wrej, Md u a rock reqauaing great cere. TU duties of tU Andikx GeMtul are oo multiiaxioas and oreroua that U can­ not give to thia aulqaal the tire* aad.nl- �baa growr. in usefulness to tha nation rials. Finally the man who had da- । ride of aad, oouaorttng them, u;J>n I n Wn>T or TBX CVitDITiaxaorTUB which tbe tebuere stand while cnxaged **• end to progress in all tho (Matos. It now asks sumo •1.000 additional appro­ priation for specified noceositioa of its a this dense steam arising from tire 'ate, ■ OF II ASTlJfUS, MICH. useful management. Tbo Democratic j Kalam.noo county ; Frank E. Rioe, of leaders at care make an attack ou it, ! Saginaw county ; < barlao Hainee. of and the “ Liberal" Farnsworth oppose | Breach ; Freak IL Jruuon. of Ingham. il because tba people ate -tearite lee I and lion. Ju bus M Seward of Nilas, as «wte! Sunset Cox frankly States as Aasistaj Sergeanl-ad-Anne by the Se-.- his opinion that tbo last elections iadibata that tbo people ought io bo weduAU these xdoctieM aeem to be pops- cated and then rs-educated. Both Mr. r with the buuatore and tho public. F aroswortb and Mr. Cox were |tvuad wc pr<aume there is du doubt of mmoeod against at tbuou elections by ihrir making efficient officers and d-.ing overwhelming majorities, and their prom pel i all that may I- required ai mouths will soon bo closed and they pre­ rented by the popular rota from advoca­ In tba House, Hon. Charier M. CrOa- ting the letrograde of intelligence and wvl! uf Adrian was chosen Speaker; L education. The Democratic party see D. Crossman uf Ingham, Clerk; Wm. tolf bit aa syweruwee among tba masses ' H. Mantou of Benioa, Enrolling Mil but iu fata ia already sealed. A new Engrossing Clerk, and El ward N. Fitch ! tight from tbo Republican side also shone ia the opposition where it waa I of the House ipputoted pursuant to least expected. It waa tho light of Goo. HawUy of Connecticut, which seems We find iu tbe annual report of ths Samuel F. Cuo'e, of Jacksuu, Journal just safficieot tu make dsrkneeo visible. The Detroit Free PressComptroller of tbo Currency a mare o Ho wants to restrict the Bureau, and rainable aud iatereeting infbnoatiuu a Clerk. Hanry W. Walker, of Lansing, Road- thus allows tho wiaiom of tbo Lagi lato tbe condition, and tha operation o. Xetary ture of his btato in refusing to send him tna Nations 1 Banks, that demand* spe the pendu um. The second suny ouutv the Senate ia place of Mr. Ferry. aists of twu towering puces »u tho duore rial attention. The Repot states tbs ■ of wtn h there ere two pte.ure* that Millions of dollars are freely ap;<oj.ria- DESIGNED FOR BOTH HOME AND since ths adoption of our present sy> represent boyhood and early manbuel tod by these same u>ambars fur build­ BUSINESS CIRCLES. tem. 2,001 b.nxa have been eatibluhed. A tower u-cc ■ ■-, an thiiil to y, ths Bacor snd Kan's llanos. ings to adorn the «itias ef their respect ­ of which 21 hare failed, aad 90 gum ive Stalos, and yet they halt aad higgle For upwards of thirty-eight years into voluntary .iquidaiioc, leaving iu' fireman; and ovoe an widiUoeal I4.00U ear us ary to t IO Darnon Fui Passe has been rerogexistence at lha date of tho report, Nov. meed as oae of ths leading journals ia 1, 1S72. l.Md of tbsoo iastitutiuns Fnlney Marron of Sluawease county. worth more to tha country than eo many ths West. This liigh position —k> long Tho Comptroller states, in this euunothousands of each pigmy legislature uon,oos fact that our people will natr Martin S. Fiiuia of Waontetthw county, would be if they all lived tu tba age of with greet pleasure, and which mua Hand G. 8. Barry uf Munroe county. Methuselah. The opposition to thia st. 11 farther sotahlish the popularity ui Nicbotee Haul.lea, of Jackson ooumqt, appropriation, whatever tba nr-teitmay our Banking byntem ; It is thin, that, i-is tucearnger btya. ba, is (imply shameful in any man wbo the failure of these 21 bauke aad vol : The Governor has appianted ar hie claims to be up with tho times ' than in tbs past, a irwd newspaper. un’ary liquidation <4 96 others, no iu-1 The Fn* Prttt, jioliticaily. will be dedividual baa lost cent by rea-on o I W. Yemen*, ot Detroit. votid to au inieliigent support uf th* sre inaasures hy which ths honor, peace and tba citiea and towns of the State thoir drrulatnu, aad that such emigrants to this country ess bs mt Earu!i.:.g and Engrtsumg Clark.* bo very large, and 1 judge ia intro prow.iwvity of the nation can be bool the House on Thuredav. Furaaafis ynarlr. I wish we could turn oi subserved and promoted. Ito tho Fcuum Bead Center from New 1 M» leaf in thia direction, and ado EDITORIAL DEPARCMENI fhr aa ia precta-able, tba old-tarhi Frank touterse, of Ingham, Clark’s were frightiullyto].poerd •.* tbo prujx Will be cvndu'ted in a spirit of fsirnois •‘pay-aa-you-go” doctrine Rank notes now autboriael by law is snd iiupartiahty, free alike from perron•353,917,470, of which ••40.993.470 Messenger. fur the consideration of tha bill The foBuwing resolution has, also, The suigectcf fish culture to attract-; have been issued, and lha remainder is bJ tog much aoeotioa throughout the rouo-. in of di»-nbUtion. In urde. Juw'rri That the Etale Printer be. New York Dem vrala in rroainx of order to delay oe defeat it. ia a quesrioa worthy al roar ren.i.lere- I execution of tbs prynrooas of an exit: | daily Journal to each daily and weekly ____ ■_ .u_ _ '______ * ..__ _______ :____ _____ nMr.vi•25^*00,000 ..r ingi-law requiring of rirou- j ■ j.w»paper publi-bod in thio State. the growing imiortance uf the inuai tended a reputation. diately thioo angv... allo stauJ NEWS DEPARTMENT lotion to bo withdrawn from ban Is L ' Judges of tbo Supcsme Court. Cuvito groliun business no one will proton 1 to guardian, in a o. air il iwritnxi, ra> In this department will bo found ia- | Uieir trumueta With Uu>.r right in. States having more than thoir jus: j-r > 1 »<.rt Judges, Cuuuly Clerks of the jwv- deny wbo ia infurmed of the gross im­ > nj cvniiuee, aad Ju-’.geo of Probate. formatiua ro.rosod by telegraph Irotn in tribe lett they hUd sWvrusJ aad b. {rarticn thereof, and distributing t , And concurrent resolutions apppoint positions pracliod ou emigrants bv all porn ot tho world, la ita telegraph. )• but towaitta eecn ol luo tout qu batiks in Staton having lees than then bhip Masters on tha passage and by io uses the Frt Frtn is aecoud to nuno ug Benj H. Baker Pcatmaatsr aud shore, the Comptroller roroiutuends thharptea in the ports where they are ind o-eirons a larger extent than any Jau>i-s W. King to compile the Ma.nuoL repeal of those provisions and tho pas­ thrown among us as strangers in a other Michigan n-wspapar special dis potebre, thereby giving ita readers tho white tba dnetroyiag augvl .ink, out ol sage of an bet authorixiag the i)*u« < I sirs age land Jocad into tbo Senate, that, loo, by l$enearliest and uiuet rom|4ote intelbgvnco aigbt. Then, ottd-h-uii V'bri-t uvro n -s. •5,000,000, additional circulabcn a:;nv .tor Eatfteoo, to increase tha. pair of auifounded by augolu O» bi. Jett ally for tho next firs year*, lu be di> THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT there » au angel etu> holds Uta Kaio> the Judges uf lha Supreme Court lu I Will be intorestiag and eatertainisif. ol justice*: uo ida right another carri.-s the support and esararagvuwnt of our tribated among tbo States which are di 1X000 a year. State troops. There are at ;r-ecnt 13 ficrint. The set urn would increase l>y full and cumpiata, abounding io tho^ tbo Bouk wl Lull-, wi.uu e- ui to Uur rampoaies, nnifurowd aad maiatamed •25,000 in tbo next fire years tbu Nr of fight will bo thrown upon the sub­ qantod sod racy dnecriptioai uf current the alpha and utuega—tue te-giuurig aiainly at thoir owa expense. 1 am of tioual Bank eurreuev, and so far as ths. ject that cannot well fail to present it ia eeauts wbi. b bare causal the Arar Prses tbe cpiBnin that the State should in •o bo ro largely quoted from aud have wuuU go ii would tend to increase lie a favorable aspect to tho pw-ple Jus­ soma way bear a portara of the expeas eo incurred by tho aitnpariics already cireulating medium towards an amuue tice should be dune though millions ut urganixed, and by acch others as may demanded by the bu»in^*e interee: c money bo required to bo taken from tha VINECAR BITTERS hsreoftor orgMue. aad Besot them in 1 the nation, and would therefore, in viu, । Treasury. Principle ia paramount over maintainiag an etfiu.mt military organ- bf tbo policy adopted by the Goreru­ expense, and if a wrong has been done iaatioa. They are evtajeaed of our beat ciuaens, and will bring no di«gre--- moat in regard to the n-i«aue of Gm.- I to u in lustrial claoa ia thia country in lyon the uuilurm they Wear. The arouviuLtoa ul the cooati'.ution restitution oationof yoaag torn together, under pert of Cot>grv«e. Aud rot, wo hs oarer seen My snbatanual and satis.a the pr-luoer or the consumer, ere carelory reason given fur tho subetitodea lully ivUatod and revised, and rocurd ■ *20,000 waa yreterday ai>[ropriat<-d ■11 tho print.:;*! transaction' in Um vsby tho Sa.iate, on motion of Mr. Murton. iutM articloa of trade; ;rodu.w and -uerchandins in the marbeta ut the lead­ ' lu carry nut ita onlere rejuiriug rum ing citiea in lhe Unwa. as well no mure n detail those ol Detroit. LITERARk' FEATURES Tbs CaostitutaMtel smendm-nt fur ’ Tbo Fnt i'rm will be conducted with lacseoamg the salaries «f the Cirouit ' tnt derive tbo financial b-nefit. uf th*s treiomey sol report the f».U. Thu. be same caret a I regard lu tbo eei-cii.n Judges, which waa uibtusUed at the late Ii new issue uf currency; eepocUUy a> u>e (tho man y goes or what ■ migh- have uf ail that ia iuterwsUng and iuatruetivs. •isetm. waa detested by a small major- Greenbacks and tbe cunency imued to bort, ;r vent -d by th - gross .1 di oemi- , the general aim being tu pro lure sneh My. The negligence ui tbo people m I' redeem every dollar of tho notes issued I nation of knowledge am-rag tbo maasen. a journal as shsd had a welo.me m properly rewarding their public erev- J very intelhgvnt ttome circle as wril as by tho National Bank* under exiating ' It is well known that in (Mates where- the counting room and the office, one j i'literacy duos not prevail no jUmagugu- -at no citiaen ul Mnhigau especially j j could mal -ad tlis'poiple into cuafuiv.ii and chaos such as threatens these States It will be found eheap to approfwiatr all rvspc’s tv anjr Detroit nswepaper, ■ ureiabed to mail subscribers at T) millions to oncourego education among Douasa per your. New Advertisements. those people sod thus prevent troubles 1 Tas Tm-Wnxxt Fin Pu» co nut show eo large a ebare of ' profits io which aat hundreds -at millions. their stockholders as they base b-eu pubtished thrioo a week, being far tbs generally supposed to have rvalued | bust journal tar tannsrv and merchants The Comptroller thinks ths dividends The attempt to raise tho President's residing in the interior wbo, while tot oeing sufficiently well informed through salary tv JjO 000 per annutr. has failoo a weekly new«|«por. stall hare not the । not Ihtoh larger, probably nut ns Urge, because it was oof preeentod in order ■rail tarilitMa tu enable th.-tn tu take a i as under the old State Bank system, The rote waa very light and hi nee n.- tally. This editnsi is furniah.-d at' and lur Ices than the average dividends conclusion can bo arrived at from this of the English Banks. We presume source as tu the poiiolanty of tho mea*- । Tns Wx*<iT Faxi. Parse fur Michigan thia ia true of those beaks which cun rvedcsn, by tar the journal pubfiabnro in the Ho-'ss in case it came to a -d, m turnuh-d at Twu Duller* a year. duct thoir buri ossa according to the square vole on tbo appropriation. 1 lu the grttrr Up of a dub «i tits aa exqsriW asto biUr of tho tow, and is cne u! >«jfcot 1*0 possible that our people have -rs copy will be lurouhed. For dai*a not the dispre-tmr and dseire to do se. tho beet endoroemaata uf the wisdom of of ten the price will be •LN) fur each ‘ I earnestly recommend tba: tha quev- tbo system, aud all that woul-t tceta tu Tbo Postal TaJr^raph bill which i .■er year. Extra inducements to c«n tioc be again submitted at the next iron bo required would bo additional l-gidanow pending ia the House baa many • aiaera to ba had ou application by tet­ ’rfaltlsttfcn. and I .to m in tbo toU lion to prevent these teals being turned friends aad >ome enetniaa. It prvpoae. ter. 1'ropaym.mt in all cases in ad­ •fbfth- th*: an mheraat erase of justice vance. Money should be sent, if pcs into worse then Shylock allowing m»tito authorise a company to purehaae the Siblo. in bank notes, drafts, or postottaw , and right, of eeff-inu-rsat and self-pr.present monopoly of Telegrs[ih*, and to toifiaii, wifi eeeuia its approval by the tutiona,aathey nuw aro.mmaay inatasceo. Tbe Cutnptrullor states that most of the nut them under stnagunI rule* * dopted banks have a large surplus of dividends by Congress. At tba sama data it so profile, which of coure, is »> much ad­ ditional security to their depusit.-n, now charged, taken in tho aggregate anioutiting in the aggregate to m*-rw1 It is perhaps tbo beet that can bo dore han •100,000,000. st present for the interests of the geni­ On the whole, tbe report shows our' tal public. Tbo purchase of tho old banks to bo in a healthy, satisfactory lines by the Government, under the sad exceedingly prosperous noodition terms proposed five ur six years agn, will require a largo outlay on tho part That they are eutiBey to tbe fullest pub­ lic confidence, and we trust with nt h of the Government, an! th« right to do additional legialaUcn aa shall bo deem­ this at any time will bo retained undrr ed ni rlies ry to prutea the deptoi vro, tbo prooenlbill. io care tho new compa­ ny violate its aimpact with the Gavorntad tho prohibition by tbe moat stringeat enarur.rots of say usurious interest ment, and attempt to impose upon it cr any diatnunto at a bigher rate tbaa 7 or the people. A huge lobby is sail to he qutedy working in tbo internet of the rectiy received by any bank**or i» officere, that these Nauoual Beaks ipay in the future aa ia the pteoaal be the guardiaaa of tbs nation's c.reutaLng modi-1 um, or. at beat, all of it, aot euppbel | by tha Guveramoat iteelt ia tbo fb:m j i i-~«. Iiran r.mncr.1 SjHASTlNSS NATURAL BAEK. 1835 1873. BACON & KARR S NOS, ''CX’SKS:!* First-Class Instruments. liew Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Veiy Low. Jfareroom, .Vo. t55 Gretna, near Xifhth St., X K B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & RETAIL t 139 State St conur of Mriisx, 7UP?7@PPP"PPPU?Pz77? SHICAW. Silver Spooag Tea Fotta. Udies* Betts. Pearl Setts, Shirt Headds. Wamh Chains, AT B1TSEXX& SiWWftjTtBS.'ta ' ' ' ' OITf fitre MfOll beyond question just aad right, and wtri>e ww have no sympathy erixh the law that consigns to tbo gallows any Boman being, ae eaanot help believing if any man ought ever to be bung fur wilful murder that man to Stokre B. Flei'Kf'N �Trfl /All person, that wars reaidenla of 'Barry County twenty-fire year, ago and upward*, ar* rwjureted to asemub’e at the Ounrt House in th* City ot Has­ ting*, on Friday January 26th 1878, at 2 o’clock P. M not only for ihepurpo** ot affecting an organisation of th* early Miller, of the County, but for the pur- KROM JACKSON CO FORT WAYNE Cold! Cultfar! Blow! Blowy Then a d>y of. Then calm again. <s»y Hud vjmu.u-1 wila Lbm A. Hererey aud tii*t lie waul* accept the cffic* at th* ia-n* salary a* Gao W Mills rereivrd ; rouimcuring January 1st 1878, aud the Committr- reeomended that he be an appiinted. On motion the report war accepted. e*neeled throagh mistake Upon motion of AM Hama the report By AH. WoodA-«.W That the buperriscr be and of the Committee wee laid upon the tab* is hereby instructed to report to ttus Board at their next regular me ting tbe Naya-Wood. Wuofay and William*. On motion a n*w ord.T of 88 00 fa favor of J. IL Van Valsoe. waa drewm fa plae* <.f one dated Ort. I Oth. 1879,, WE MEAQI BUSINESS NOW Wl.at next, wa don’t know yet. Bat probably more weather. marriagve in Chicago leal year. Immense Reduction In all otir Prices, ships and acquaintances Thia Uou ba. born loo long neglected and new ia deemed a very proper time fair th- meeting. M A. C. Pnrmlee. (the j tirer Register of the County,) and oilier early settlor* ar* hor., visiting their old Remember that a gnod time will be bad at tbo Odd Bellow*’ fedival and *rening out at Union ■pend one day fa cementing the sturdy fiindabipe funned amid tbe rigor, and HalL WTonlyfl.W. hardship* of life in the woods It will A. T Stewart, the great merchant do ita good. The aetilara of 80 yearn prince uf New Yuk, foil on the step* of ago are fast putting away, to the other, hi* residence a few day* since, and to ua, new untried country, and what Adopted. broke one of his kg*. wo do hero, npon the field where w* On motions, tha report of Finance Any man, woman or oliiid. who tan have borne tbe beat and burden of the Committee wa* acceptel and adopted. day, we must do quickly. Com* friend. Moved and earned that Quackenbush and Fisher be allowed an order of 820, W. Haye. 11. A. Goodyear. to apply on job el draining the Striker E. IL Carpenter, 0. 8- M union. •■’clock trniu Monday night fast, witq Win. Upjohn. I. A- Holbrook, th* corpae of her husband, for A«kn>4 John Ruberti, J. 8. Van Brunt, Daniel Cook. Obip, where the remain* will I® i* W. 8. Goodyear. By Aid. Wood— Ixiraaso Mudge, POSITIVE FACT. R Mudge i. auppas^l to hare w>!d That th* Mayor appoint a Committee mote goods fa th* last four months.than of Three to consult with some suitable J. W. Buckle, ! any other heaae iu Hasting.. Why, 8. Andrus, person in regard to acting a* Qty At­ Horace Dodge, U mi.j/rp.i.mw. u.., i>~“' l-k-u-r-l. >• “ll- •»■> K. Barlow, torney. J. B. Carpenter. |U J. Ksnfield. of Dreamer, Heath A Co. Tbetr .lock f'**ap, l«aaii Mrewf. of Cabinet-ware can’t Iw brat In tbe We publish Guv. Bigley a M-ortags Mat.*. *rtww— Hn'as tswi-,—■— l-.mu.— . . . . ... . Hatting*. Jan. 13th 1878. a did nut g-t it m CHURCHES. MASONIC, ix-taue fn«*a. a,Mil 00 MTI OF CLOTBi! Must be Sold this Winter. Local klwefj police;. And our Prices Prove it public.foe- S^V'e a* it will pay the:;, happjr. ' y Lewis B.-ar, of Carle!’- i. a is 1 ab mt fourteen y««r« of age, ha J a leg broken • the other day, wrestling. Dr. Chea Il.x rderpfalsw The reading of the ruinates of ths . Minute* of previous meeting read and fast electing omitted. The following net. of Geo. E. Altofl approved. for w^ik ou the approaches to Iron By Aid. Woodl.ndg-*, amounting to £>.21. was pre­ Thai the Treasurer of the sented and allowed out of General High- ’ City b», aad be i> hereby d:r.ct“d to • ay lend nnd wider drawn Accruut of Hicksun W. Bulfe, for Ju.lie* L-h in sail of City va. Peter MrVaur -. wat prstenteil, end <« notivi referred tu Finance CommitteeJ Grand River Valloy Division with which to nsrigatr By Account of Willi.tn Tinkler for haul, ho ary. hi* brahma* are sp!«aiug pl.uk and labor, amounting tn aliuuld any one wish to improve 8L.‘>0 was pieveut-1 aud was allowed aa follow*: £>.10 on Third Ward fund and £1.40 on Fourth Ward Fnad. Tl,e account of Wiluam Tinkler, at Spec al Police, amounting to IIAS.fa), was prereutnl. and^n motion was laid ■ A. R. V. KXTfcTHtdg-8---- feitJ Otte.—All kiuds of Machine Oils, smtahle for Mcwer*. Sew Mill*. lluggiw and Wap-na. Point*. Oils. Ac- at the Drug uml Book .Store of retarx-d on tbe Thursday following. jan-StS J. P. Rnttar* A Ou. 1‘orlUpo Mn- R-. wife id tbe jr publiaher op4h» Bcxsaa, ccull enlighten any one1 in regnal to lb- matter stionld ' K A greet eniiovity iaon rxhibiriun at Michigan Central R. R. BLD. nuutl ll» DOECT ROUTE. sssJUftE'itOTjaia.eisx I Shue*! ’ Shoos’.! I of crvry variety and | kind lor men, wotn-n ntvi chiulrenJ ' Waterproof ami proof agaii.it colda, ju»t aa cheap a* bef r- the Boehm Fire, 4710 harcn'l room to inentiou all < >ur Hedticeil Herewith Pledge minelvM to 01 Bat Mid Sell th» gains in ' Meeting ef the Cummou Council hold at tbe Council Room, fa eaid eity on Fn lay evening. Dee. 27 th, 1872. Council called to order by ilia Honor STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. ny< qifkHT o/tc pg/cr «rogr, 36 Canal Street. 36GRAND RAPIDS, - - - - MICH Aid. Wuxi, a* Chairman of Commitue t* ouster with some pereuu iu regard to acting a* City AUorusy, asked furth­ er limo before making report On motmn of Aid. |W,lliam* 1 unbar I time Was granted. I By Aid. WoodAMcfrrd. That upon Joaeph Cole bLng ।I good aud sutffowm bonds with the Becurdar, and in lavm of tbe City, to tw aecvpteu by thia Duard, to complete tbe hub epuu the Badry aud WigUtmau I lolls as eeriy m tbe spring as practicable, I in aneb (tarticoian os ta* street luu»; uiiltae u.«m n* o*ssary to tulfill tbs onn THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST | part ul th* city, that he be allowed th* I Leisure due oa said contract *a Uicugh I the same ws* cusnplsted end accepted. ' Adopted Tbs report of the Su|-*rv a*i was read and ou motion of Aid. Jawed wa* sc copied and sduptod snl placed until*. By Aid. Wuudlion repo.: wa* accepted. That an order be dr*wa upon th* lion Conned adjourned. 1 Fire Departmeat fend of tbe City o. Cue. B Woo*. Heatings fa fever of Jamas A- Swveaer Rrointw pro tear. 1 tut 89 US, and enoth.r order upon th contingent fond M 61 cmii* fa his favur I Tto> above amounts b*iag tor an over Cuuneil at the Cfotnril rnvma Monday, I tax, sssereed by lb* bapervisor upon Dre. 30th, 1872. I hie farming land, unpkn-snt. and hr* Jfo --. nl-Marer, ifeeurder. said Alda. ■ the Court Hoose, or was tha oiher day. I it wa. -liowa i a by uur Co. Treasurer, 1 M. T. Whn far. We remember hiving ■ wwa rnwh a thing iu uur yenuger day, I but had lurg-ttcn all aboat surh Ihhrga Jewel) and Wood. I till Mito brought to onr saw, the thing By Aid. Hsme — Mlr.uie* of previous meeting read and JfeseM, That tbe Mayor ba request­ nppnivsil ed to notify the ,t*x pey«s ot tbs City Th* foltowing accouuta were tenanted that oa Munday evening, foe Uth uay ot January, HDA the Lbanad will tas> all well vuoogii fa their pface, but Uiat E B. Throop, balance of work on into cousuisratrau tbe propriety af pnrten doUv y»tf pirn u> our Co- Tre i»arcbisfag a Fire Engine lur th* us* ot U>* Iron Bridge. 17 VO. aty. All tax-payer* ar* invited tu alcr» odke, Ou. my I W. B. Brown, rent of Council room. everything. No dirt, no r-ytnent, *e 1 Perf.rtly reliable. It dxM the Adopted. Work mwit affociasily A treslive gitHpms William* 4 Co, wall circle for Account of Chea. Dolph, 873 7&, fot ing/etf perrirwfer. rent p<»tagw Ireo up I Denaador" fartanlly cure. Ece Situ _•*, well. St W. road work, Ac., waa preMutsd, and ou tfn aiipliratiun to I’roctor Bro»- Gtou Wa«p Stiag* and Muquito Bito*. Il Th* following *e*~.un!* were presented uiuirnlix-s tha poi-oti sad r-morse tbe and >.n motion w-re referral to Fneo.e Pain a-.d tfarllfag fa a few momenu. it should be a-qdied at ones-. The writ­ Banner Company, printing. Ae., S8.00. er be* used il many tuaua without a -fa­ Allen A Pneton, lamp. Ac- 90. de lailure. It will b» eq>»*'|y -tfertnal I>. 0. Robiutoe, eerrioea aa 8u4neutxaliring and extracting the putp-rrisar. IlM). eon from th- bile* ot all venomous in­ Worth A Dinnia, printing. 106.80 traveling ia M.vviby Aid. Jewell, that tbe aecount of H. W. Ralf* be taken from the I table as4 referred to Fmanca Comtnit. Regular meeting ot th- Common : Overcoats 85 to 825 Council at tha Council roOxs Munday evening Jan 13th l»73. cheapest Store in the By AM. Jewell— Prerent —Maror, RoMrder .nd Aids State. Star Clothing That ac.-vonl of William Tinkler be ! erts, Mr- Porter la_.uren>- Ag-ot, MHama, Eistmsn, J.well. Wool*-., Wood tikm irom the table and refentd to Rouse Grand Bapids. [ Ruiasll Cuenail. Mrs Ann Fieicet aad William.. Miauls* of previous meeUa; read aad ■ Mhn Carrie Landing. Hr. Chancy Hsrt, Mr. I- H. rreman. Catherine Darkey. A peril on was tree-med by dame. Mured by Aid. Jewa'l that th* reso­ J..lm L. CbnndkT-2. Mr J..kn Brewn, A- bwere w repreeeatfog that an sxrree lution uf Aid. Wood at Im-, me*ting fa Hwap-P. K. Sebiu A Co of Jackson, Mrs. Louise M. Alten. Sidney Patfap. of UXM had been levieo oa bis property, regard to transfer of money >rom FIret Direct your letter* to No. of P. 0. asking that >t be returned, Ac are reUfog out their retire «todt at fir*> Word fund to cuntingent fund be taken mM. Tb. y ’ tare an immwn*- stock. On motion of Aid. Wood, the petition from th* fable. WU- IlMt.bvb worth of choice gauds, af all kfada. which they are cfoung out. **d il any «*• fa indfaed to visit Aick- he Start* cm hia journey, and a Ittl* ly diLCUMOil; bat the matter tenafasU oev taken fa eraminatiun of Route will by the appointing tw: Cumnutteos « fa mt cease eave maeh trouble, tfa>a euuustisg of Aid’s. Wood, Hun* at Dy Atd. Jewell— Moved by Aid. Jewell that tha rssoln That aa.crd.r drawn in favor of M*tion be again tabled until nest meeting. >o Allen, Oct. Wtb, 1871, ot 81 88, b* Canfod. By AM Wood— That tho Mayor appoiai a Cotnmitfre of 8 to ®nler with a like Commit a* of THEWEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTOK. AND GABLER PIANOS. WOMAN FRANK L. WARD. SALT. eaavSEig; �■ JE:hi_in Ksiiterv Dcpst A GW MICHIGA v. ISATlffl Wisharl's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, NATURE’S GREAT fcEMQjy tifictel hatrwl of othpttug are forever and continually tsttag to throtUe u. Tbe young baby that come, into tlu•vrid ia mei’a. ererj step by the m-«si dotartulu»l dppusttkiu. Ho vr ear tnu-t be a “rough young ’uu" imbed tu w... tbe vino, y against light ciitU'S, Otate eoufitMMwut iu iuy vouiitaUM ruCltr^bau end luiwaua. tiuarishmviii (iu e.kw puttier of Lit vr bur mut>.ei s urtil^pa. appetites or oaralen urgarU tur umuU sud Iraulic deszrr tar fashtanablo, tnytiritma draaa,) physics, soothing flows rattle in the htetmeuis. Etill the' pafe-laoed wirrnan stitched on. ‘Mother ' rriiwd a sh-nu<<r' vnice from get Ihai THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION Tas» Qabrert- LHhojpaphinj C,ampin? The New Capitol and Grounds, MATHEW BUHNERS C3LI EQE A manly little fallow cams oat from tho bedroom beyond. The fine dress is done, Roto.’ said his mjtlicr, *Bnd you must run bon» wi’b it as fiut aa you can. Miao Graefe will 55,555 IHLLASS UF PM® ■ Fifteen yean after one blustering MSW ABTEMTlSEMKAys. March motning, a young man satbehind tbe counter ci a thriving jewelry aetabGoo. P. Rowell A Cp'g. Column. lishmerrt iu one of tha nertbera ci tie* Ha waa a handsome man, a scholar aud a travafev, a maa of tests, of iateltest, aad of money, for he was a partner in sooner and ask bw to give yen ths th. firm which waa a prosperous one, money. Wo must have it to-night. bat.despite all this good fortune, Ross And you can stop into Mr. Bay’s and Dunbar was tot bsppy. His muther buy some coaL end ve must have sou... and little Mora bad guoa to thoir tong bread and tea, and a mite ot butter, and borne and he was utterly alone, without to •” kith or kin in the wide wodd. Hitting sloao that morning, with tbo TU get rm all, mother,’ bo said. roar of tliA March srind iu his eare, hi* thought* wen. running back to tho days have a big sausage, little sb,' be edd.C, of bis boyhood and to his motha?. turniutr toward the cot bumble bu-ne How vivid tha past Tbe little girl tuddel Iwr coriy heed, -ccCMid. and how drar and sacred, di>and her great wLtiul ryes sparkled •pits its priv«t Kiidi and sorrows. His with fewn delight otsn grew aim and his heart swelled. ■And you shall have half of it, Rum.’ AU were guoe away over th. wi-to wat­ GEO. P. ROWELL & CCrTti*ERICA. •be pijwd, in her «l.mdcr bird-likr ers of time and change. A tender smile sotlmed his sad face Hadn’t vuu belter put on yuur thick as be rec-ilted that stormy night when jacket, my bovT cvnunned the mother; be sat subbing on ths steps ul Air. Foutbe wind cuts like a knife.' lonaiy'a tuan^cn—and little P.nrie,, ‘Pshaw, mother. I don’t mind tho taking pity on Lira dropping uer string I wind,’ and away ho went, down tho at ntm-raids. Darting Uttte Psnaa, the I stairs and oat in tbe storm reznembrsneo uf h.r sweet hue. as be saw it through tbo snow-wreaths that $5 to J20 ntience ami angar. night, haunted kin constantly. Ia lh» , nd trienrs were ca­ toug, tang hitesn year*, nsv.r for unu lls below find her bcur Lad he turgocteu her. But she nut como home y.L w*. gone; lost to him forever. Hu reverie waa broken by ths en GE0nO.0W.EIX <fc Co' trance ul a curtomor, a lady ctoeely cloaked anu veiled. bbo approached tbo counter with a j-welry caw In her band. could not finish it sooner, end she wauls “Would you buy those rirf' sho tbe money to-night' ask'd simply, in a clear, sweet voice, Tbe servant took up the handsome that stirred tbr young man's, heart as drew and the inreaugn. no other woman's voice had power to ■I'U never give bar another stitch of do. work, for 1 ought to have had it three He look the casket and unclosed it. Advertisers' Gazette, hours ago,’ rated tho angry beauty.— and spread out its contents. A watch, . ‘Here. Fancbco, corse and dress me s» elegant and costly, a diamond ring. on. uno-; tbrae’s not a moment to loeu! No, wr Two rubies,' ami aa emerald nutklsr.. ; T can’t pay to-uigbt; I haven't time. Ross Dunbar barely eupprsaaed a raj of He must rail to-morrow.' surprise as bis vyw fell upon it. He I 'Bat we've no fire and nothing to eat, turned it over with eager trembling tin- 1 end arer is sick,' called tbe boy, push-'। per*, and there un th. clasp was the ing up tho grand oOurway. name that hm lived ia his heart so | ■tihut the dour Fanehon ! commanded ’' many lung years : 'Little I’.nxie 7 Miss Graae, and the dour was closed in ! "You wisb to sell them all T’ he a«k- j . rd striving to steady hie voice and the throbbing of hi* hurtTbo lady heutatod an instant, then . : she ]mt out bar deader hand and drew the emeralds toward her. “! dnlike to part with thooe,*’ she | said, “it is my frtiier's gift—aad—aud ' fa Cask. Rael Esuta JOHN H-WENDELL* CO. F<r»-o«l I’ra^rty, is «m»«U r.c a <: I. gl.no. ■ $23~000 >. H.,1 E.l.1. I - $3,000 in Cub! $6,553 in Pennim! Tru, <r 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOW £ M4NTIEB AN 0 QRATEF. .MknfltauiteO. ■a. j I.m.1 im. Is Mmm. ow-w Ujfepfjj-Ure Iterate, ....... , b UutuMw Mver WsirUt.-. P. A. B7.T.LIHGS. •.T.»<tbf..t«. rWrwt. *«i, Ill MOTHE. Tie Pits Tics Tar fciH, CHIB JONE i BRO. HKISPiPKH DIRECTORf K Great American Dyspepsia Oysters and Clam: M • E Git-LET AF.D F\MUT. ’Ujsilw: WORM SUGAR DROPS HENRY R. WISHART. I’ll Oi’IlIETOR. GAZETTEER She stood for n motneut, balancing horeelf on tho tip uf bar dainy foot, her rraebud fora grave aud reflective; than a sudden .bought flooded bar bluo aua with auashiAo. nod Inking aatau- ; i5!i^ from the table sho started down I ••They ara very fine genie,” he said, stains. Iho servant bad just closed tbe j &Mtos«loor, but slw fluttered past Lisi j after a tn-tneut. “and I au> willing to ■ give you a tair ’«ce—soppuae wo say lilb a hummhig^bird aud opened it Ii ono tboucand dollars will tuat du T' , On tbo steps oat Rom, brave little fellow Tua girl flashed a daxslmg glamx o f that ho was. subbing as if bis heart glad surprise from beneath her vaiL would break. ■So much aa that?" she said tzvtnu, 'What ia tbe matter, little boy T lonsly, “yuu are very kind sir. Ob, wusotioMd Pansiv. yon cannot know bow much it will help Bow looked up, half behoving that it ua!” was tbe taco af au anirel fouking down Tbe young man made a polite reply i upon him through tbe whirling snow and proceeded to pui aside tbe jewels I flake* and uraw a cheek tor the money. The ■Ok. 1 cannot go borne without tho March winds were still blustering with- ■ cut, add the girl shire-red and drew her ' wrapper closer about her u sho started out. “Won’t you 1st me run down to tho bonk tar you T said the jeweler, catch­ ing up his hah “You can play shop worth a greatdeal; pap. bought it tar Luty tbo while, it won’t bo bat a tnmuta By birth day preeeut. bat do yva taka it and welevtiM.' “Bui I am troubling yon so," sho UlSb. exieadod her tiny hand and something Ilk. a shower vf sparks “Not a bit ol it; just take this warm twinkled to tbe boy's feet. He 'caught teat, please; you’ll not ba likely tu bave Full Of Ck^i >Ms;Vo°tv^B^ir,0K or K0BJGAG2 BALT ■GLKft W.IU1H FAhaAIO ScSSEStix* GRAND RAPIDS iHBOAt AND iu.4 6 HiTItlHt BLOOD PURiFlDL 60,000 oo in Valuable gifts: st; a a B am o fistu re fsamesi ■nr iHTESPfi'Se. TWO CRAM) CAPITALS OT J5.C00 EACH IN GREEltBACKS. RnJJARB TABLE KAh'DTACiW L \ TH SEWEMI »•<. IIX> out 101 tt.a4o>|M M.r. DETROIT, ■ - - ilfill BOILER WORKS. '5 to $250. p:rmoa2t' ■nr cu.tutnors," end seating bar behind his desk be took the check and burned ‘No, no I* ba cried. running tip to »’back*’’* *tO°d 5 '**'*,,Ut* ’ teke .wjpsjis..' fatailwr; who can tur- Hie return Bat Finite shook bar curly baadl broke in upon Ur meditations, and rr*¥<» shall take it,' she cummnnded ceivjng her m-msy aha humvd away to her bumble lodging. Tho tallowing al'tsriiooii was even more blustering; tbo wind roarad and She < loa^l the dour with a Ung, and too sleet beat and tinkled again.t IU Rem stood involute in tbo stonnv wradowa of too l.ttl* room m winch night Bhoald he ring the boll and ra­ Panzw aad bar father sat Bevero miattan tbo jeaelry to Pawie’e father, or tartuno and revense had reduced tb>m ottoHbe do aa aba bid him? He to poverty, and the eld man being au thought of hia mother and poor, hungry invalid all the rare fall upon Pamae’s little Flora, waiting wistfully for hi. restandsr shjuldera. ribo sat busy with tuni. Ha eouid not go back aad see h*r sowing, while her father read them starve. Wrtli a soddan Wmg ol stand from a new book which she beJ doaparaboa, ba pat the wwots in hia bo-’ porcbasod with some of th- money rew.m and dashed down Ao street. oe.rod far her jewel* Her pure, swuot Tbe gas waa blaring brilliantly in o isce waa wan and sad and bar future stretched before bar. sad and hupebas NATURE’S S'?A Hair Restorative Carriage & House a t vt rr -i v a lucre waa a knock at tba door, and a boy handed bur a package for Mias Fcnteuary. Ar. ex^uiriis banch cl Flats, Banners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Cough aud Cold Cure Painted to Order. I. in- ••Hi. aad ealy teat. aballJa. WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS LANGLEY DICKINSON Hoofing*, Hept 18. IH72.-U done up ia law P*j*r, and attached to thorn .curd baaruig tho simple wonlr “Row Dunbar has not lurg-jltou little Panrie.'’ "Ob. falbwr T' she cried. “I knew—1 cusw him I ok: we hare toasd Roes •t ia4!" Au instant later Rosa was in the room 1 clasping her fluttwnng bands in Li., and looking into her ryee with a glance tha brought tho rosy blushes tu bar cheeks And a few weeks after,' when tbe blustering winds were vver1 aad the binabfeaa sang m the badges, and tbe goMeu-neartad pauM-s ware ia bloom oa tbo gnrttan burden, Httl. Pause berams Boes Dunbar’s bnda and for hot bndrl grit be gate bar back bar strings islM HASTINGS MARBLE VfOKS! BLOOD Condition Powders! 552010 POrIFIER'II DETROIT BENDING WORKS. Bent Wood Works. jba ramaaea, tl.r’Cotter, .-vl Cl xiNkKKUm. AMERICAN MARBLE VEGETIB 'N8UKE YOURLTB. JURUBEBA Ti final lit toBCuapij. mi STSOXGIST � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-22.pdf fce18a59afe2f668b6209137e1b7729a PDF Text Text Bamsi- Th« HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22, 1873. WR the siarmrtt of welcome*. Tta •Kaaonlc Ball was bat afbw tod* from Wt Turner's rrsklrnee. anti • lira often latent with him a*, far as tta door, and Wurid. hekkfut among H-eue« oi' natuIMltaasiyand gran-tasr, a* waibae of । historic mtsreri, for tta. mental rest which could never l>y found. Oace I more ta turned hit »t*p* toward Amirlie* uni tutrght Ms Matonfo friend Wodal worth. Finding that gre>ti*m*n ataut Salt! Salt! Salt! VlsnlQg M ttf y, V* Music Teaching. ___ a co., UBStetert-Js.'W. know you get Lui the way, and then closed wearily. j ”1 fear *i>e will nut reewer very rap- I I idly,” aaid tta ductor. “She has a deli . I cate cOBstitntios, and will req niro th* i ; beet of row ” i ‘•Poor cmild !" eaid Mr*. Turner, “I I i do not wonder ata ia nroriy dead, bat I ' who can ahe ta T Some terrible aoei. | FIRST Qt'JLITr BLACKSMITHING •'You bed tatter examine tar'cloth­ ing,” aaid the doctor, '*perha|w von can find eoove aloe to tar rotation*.” Mr*. Turner lifted tta gwuniar white dre*s and turned it over and over. Tbn aqaere and oompoaa placed then by Mr r»__ a..u.x ______ ___ _n jlto DlfY <}OODS ill E/lBLttt YW‘TT' ,U*J HOCHS. । J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Photographs. DENTIST »ili litkitu each other, bat neither .poke, and Mr*. Turner did not n-Uca thv tear that glis­ tened in her husband'* eye* The doctor’a lean that Em would not rvcovsr proved not to bo w*T found­ ed ; day* and week* of Cerar aaceoedad in awakening her to life, daring which •he talked incoherently of "papu,” ana Photgraphs. run J. P. ROBERTS & Russell CO & Kevins Immense Stock DRUGS Medicines, larvated, and brought bar gin* of every• thing that might please her ehiidiab ^iy dew Utile tfri." aald Dr. Hout, when Eva was at length able to tide eut. “wHl you tall ma your uam* F’ “tva," wrid th* ohiH, “I thought you knew iL” ’Tea, I know your acme ia Eva, but I want to know tba met of yotn naan —your father * natua.” ‘•Eva Dnnnt. Mr. Durant »* ay REMOVED To Jr a shin gl on Block OW Faster and faster sproad th* flam**, ■nd now tta ship wss enveloped in a firry ataat. kh-n and women ruJteti madly over tta aid* to mart n quicker but lew* painful death. The boat* with on* exor^itino, had taen overladen and I want yon to tai! ma all you ci|*lBid. There teere tasty prayer*, and beart-roading crio* of mirory and caa>umBmb<r abotU your fa h r and distrvM. IRuth hovered, vulture like, mother." Eva ’ s eye* filled with team. “Oh, over hi* victim*; aome .upperting them•elvea in tta water by article* anateta I air, tar masun . died and want to lie* Asd I da no. know taaiily (torn the burning atrip, aud with where papa ia H* sold if I never saw which they leaped wildly into tta burn­ him again 1 moat kuuw ta had guue tu ing ***. Tta capaun i----- ‘--------- ” trumpet, “Taka tanrt f ___________ w_ ,______ A ahip ia cummg to uur relist.’'__________________ ' Jarne* Durant *tood upon tta almost deeerted d-ck with hi* ualr child, but « four year* of ago, folded cfomly ia hi» I arm*. Hi* eyes aweot th* borisou in Itied sotuethinu under my arm* and search of tho ahip ta wliich tta captain ILirow ma into tta water and I hare not Imd alluded- Be discovered it at last. Iaeen nano. tine*. Oh, sir, can yuu tall *’ tat it wa* at least four oritoa off. Be- ime whtt»ha»r* •No. 4*>r child; bul_parl>*r we may lure th* ship could arrive ttay must ta find him.” bathed to death ; ur, if be sprang, as yat ’ ttaoltatstad, down into toe water, And---------------thia wa.all — that Era* newfriend Loth ta and tta clrikl wouto ta drown could duaovar. Il ..<1 f. r ta nr.1 • rawna from tta .ta Tta little arm* were twined about hi* uook, tta fseto cheok reeled confidingly agairot bi* own, but tta breve child did -Til 4/Zbm A Bresfoi School Books Gold & 5',x!faii^alc^es Fine Gold Jewelry, J- Slation eru J. Cole & SiM surer ui PM Michigan ^Exchange. GROCERS. ®r tr Sik a tis Uvat Urat Eats LUI num, swan MTEIflE, U*t rt Rilt Shingles, Lath, &c. th* ternrinua of tta klurria and Eax-x road, and f.om tta rivnr to tta 1’atiMde*. From * .miall nllag* the tract beotme a town, and frock n towu to a sify; aad lot* that in tta aggregate were purctaeed by th* Coluari at test than oar dollar each, were *<»b ■worth tie* himdrsd tinwa that amount. Tta Cotouel did notretire upon hi* golden laarcbHr projected tho CamJea and Amboy New Jersey railroads, end;Hro«I tn soc both a* s fair ruul totnmplrtfon. Ills hand and fortirnu were rtethJe 1a every improvement, and Li* genku and dispo­ sition descended to Me son. ttalato-Edwh. A. Steven*. Tho latter - wtan of age wn*. engaged lu tta traimjotatwm ago EdwtaA. Stereos wa* regardedU tta moat attfvw buainaea man in the United 8tut*< and making rfno aflowsnaucei for ago. be preserved roputntitin to within t-o ur throe year* bf big death. Th* groat iron taitery, which. wa* th* last cintadiment of hi* gnniu*, wav tta forerunner of our mafiitort,'' ami inauiruratr.1 ,. *,* ,.t3 tn haval *kB*'*pMirfleata>g rapidly away, #nd I with a»' toward “God prreervn h«rl'’ Edwin A. Steven* Jell two auua. Tta spvnog iafe th» re* followed by tta eldrat >* called after hiuixUL 'lie i* a Mttmgert but th* two Boated in differ­ prigbt lid of 17, unaffected in hi* manent direorioua, end ttay saw rack other ! iwr*. and winning to the het degree. Joying tta taautygf the acanery nod Tta mother, who i* dill a young wo­ .WMA ■ , I Two hour* later Juma* Durant awoke . the quiet hwpitabty that gnat id thmu. man. reside, with tar children iu the , M from the sleep of death, and found :I more thin the crvwilsd hotel* and th* "rootle” above rTe lauik* of tins JQiuUon . bunatlf ia tta cabin of a atraop ship. I lashioaaMe stylo of th* popular water. nacr the heart ef Hnbokeu. Th* bay with kind aad *ymp*lhiring face, all H । Ing pianro. Fancy, and tta kind hand doca not areas to realira the fact that he around him. In a mouient ta realised I of l*rovMlocn>', at length led lham to th* I it tair to an oatata worth *50,000,001). I : *11 that bad paarad, awl -»*l, eogvrh,;j little town of 11------ . and Iliu renind I and that in four yean more he will j , though trebly ; “My child, little Bra, .« ■evening after their arrival they vWt<-l probably ta tta nebest man in tiro (.ho safer • itba Maaoufe Ixxlge. A warm watevnia | world, araoming. of courw, that tta I There vat uo response, aud a low i. wa* extended to three HralbiMi from .vacate will be jtrndiutin* of ordinary Irarg. and tho was left aerie poisaosar of moan eaoapad Hie faltar'a lite. j । । such diitanl homo*, and both were in­ | net interest. bit ncculfirated farm*. Hta eoppertad When ta reaches hi* majority tba Tu- hwreelf by working iu * millinery eetab"Courage, ur,” aaid a lady with tear- vited tu aildrvw tiir Iz>:lga. .Mr. Ihii ful ejee, "aom* of th* pasraugrrs rrere ■ febmant in St. Loom, tiU after ttraeloee i raved by another shipof tta war. Tta land rose i<. valas, lb* lather * roun!. a*na, lighted. 11। and tong. 1 tar* found Matuoic aym- crowned bead lb.Earop* It would bo ' and ahu told It for a good prie*AUtd ro. “God grant that tta may ta rafe." ' palby in every tstrt of the glota, atui rraily dilhcult io compute wlial tta Sta- j etaed about *5,000. With tMe euax Mr. Dtmnt reouvnred hr. nstul!ieverywhere 1 i* M.aoury autMtantinlly th* veua ostala will La worth in fiveyearxji ata started a milliinery of her ewu ia I strength in a few hour*, and *uiq;hi *ai«c. 1 can hardly tell where 1 roride. tuorw. A largo nuiutar nf ioato* of St Loom, and anooeedod splendidly. I among tta raved for the stronger wbu ' Tta wurid verm, to ta my liomc. a* 1 valu .blo huusoo and lot*, now bold at Kta is reputed worth MO 000 to 150,: tad proved hifflaolf so true a Masonic II remain but a abort titac in any town ur nominal roots, will then rorert to young IIU00. 8ta was on tar way to New York i Brother, but ta W*» not to ta found. ., country, but my n*me ia rreunlet in an titoroa* ; and ta will be th* aote yoe^a- . to buy goods wtan tta met tta moo 1 Iovk toy Ea^tab |: err ul bond* and other aeewibea, which . "Hv must be on tta ottar ship,’ **id | Eugli.li l«xig». • Mr. Duram, “odd will cure for Era." j Brutbrw for they first biutigbt me’from arc oow val ued at IjO.OiHJ.UOU. Should Ii iul for doting him awar, aha hod.ro! Ihftli *Mi>* were at putt tta following • darknew to Heht/ and 1 lure EaglUU he live to tho a^o of hi* latlior, and ta I fused uil oflero of mxmaga. The joyday, bnt aittangh Mr. Durant found ii 'eoil for with it .leep, tho wife of my a* lucky in hia euaimvrria! ventnrva aud ji <>ua maeting caoae-1 toe huatand to for­ But I lure Annmen sod alm, •peculation* in land, in* wealth will ba .i giye hi* wife'* error, and a new amt of I tta atraager wfe< bad befriended him. I youth. . I and wta proved tota a Mr. Wedawortb,' iur hero liar* 1 luuud tho warmeet of gicater than Etocbaciiild'a and he may j| H<.the», ■ diamood ring, and a apkndid ‘ from a southern airy, Eva wa* tee* tn । weloomm, the kindeatof Brotlin-n And, ta able to take the ptaco ot the latter i gold watch, wfeaa they arrived ia Naw . too, my own child fa deeping in Atneri- a* a Crron*, tu wuom'bankrupt govern- I■ York, eervvd materially to inuroase hia I no obb, and waa gifeu dp a* knt. lieu watery, ercu tati'-alb the Very meat, or Ratios* impovariatUKi by war j CHAPTER II. muat cum* !■« loan*. Tue lad. however, I ' Six y*ara ham [<■>**■ tceuu tu ta uacun»oous of hi* de,tiny, j ■. "Here, wife, ia * child that ha* just ■ ---------- ------------ friend and brottiar He may ta seen daily playing uu too , uoen wnttad r—“■ ,k“ —*Cl— '■ 1 robbvd htm*-lf of hi* life preserver, lawn in trout of tho autle whoro hi* I cold aad stifl. dead. Le(ue__—__ ______________ | that my little Era Bright jierhajH es­ tethor |MUMd hia rnMuror liie.—A’nc ita mediately, and tell Thoma. v> run for cape. and we hoped th*. etemrata Jvri Aaadey Jttrrorf. might ta kind. and that Hravcn would Dr. Hunt.'' It wo* long before the quivering lash­ seal tar relref. bat ata was'nerer kwl es and freblo fluttering ul tta heart gave token that sureeas would croaru The p&raon giving the first correct solution to thv above Rebus, will be entitled A PARLOR STOVE Second 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third 1 Set of Knime tutd Fork... The "" dolutiouM niuat be enclosed in sealed envelope*. which will be numbered n.« received and onii the firist day of April 1873. The envelope* will be opened and the prize*- rrwi.nled to the suo>iiteMfnl person*. FARMERS. NO. 39- -Oh. mr God, t» there no help f cried th* ili^rirmg tattar, ar tta flame* awopt nearer end ta felt tout hn pre*. entpealitoreoBk.ta h*H but a hi tie U^£en, giro the cMd to m*. and I wP.l eave her.” and turning qutakly. Tta man lives tn Phttetielt hia who. when young and jruur, cutere.l a tank. : ai>d aaya ta, “rtoeae, air, dot'! yuu । want a bov And the stately pormnag* *aid.'“No, Bttle boy, 1 don't warn a I little bey.’ Tta bttle t»y. wboee heart | wa* too lull for utterance, chewing a piece lot lieorico abek he tad bought with * ! rent stolen from his ji>u« aunl, with sota plainly audio! •, anti with great globule* of water rolling down bis I riieoka. gliiivd sBtmtly down tta marble •rep* ot tta tank. Beading Id* nobto Jforar the bank mau dijgwi tahiod a door, foriie thought tho Tittle I«oy wa* grtag to *hy a stone at him. But tta boy picked np aomettam/ and atnek it in hie poor but ragged jacket. ‘•Como hero litlto( l»y,' awl tta little boy did come here; and tta tank man said, • Lo. what nickert thou apF And ta answered aad replied, "A pm." And tta tank man rah!. Tittte tay are you gvod f and be tai 1 he was. And tta tank man aaid -How do yuu votef— f'xru.o m» di> you ^o to Sunday School ? aad ho raid he dr-L Then tta tank T bar* arrivwl at thb coudnsioa through aad *xp*ri*nro. I know that it ia not wife to rive tta Ii* to a muacuUr Cbriafian. I did once. 1 am aony for it now, n* I never grievwl for anything also ia tl.o whole coin a* ot life. We were etending on the sidewalk ia front of tta club, wtau I made th* rtat.itnonL We had taen miking tmlitic*, and men who talk noliCca and get hot over it are—tn put It mildly--but*, tic*. Or rl~- want an offlo*. or have •onto friend who wants an ofitoa. TH* •man made an atsertfau, tonrhlng th* fair tama of my farorlt* nuUfinto, which I bebevad to ta nutrow- "Bi* probable that if it tad ta*u true a* it wx* fialro, 1 should hare taken th* same co ana, tacauM , you understand, a num has no whotalkapoKttos.aaybow. I think I *aid that batata, bat B to all th. «mr. I want to make it Wrong, and get yon to understood taw I got my ornamental ey*. 1 nriidly kt^gerted Ita- a man *bo would make *unh a abatement a* that gold, and flowiag with |Mro ink, and ta wa»W to ri! •**■* of etame, and wrote on a pwco of paper, “St. Peter,” and ta asked tta litllo bov what it stood i for. and ta said *talt 1‘cter.” Than prvhonded the child’* iuterprrtatfcm,!I tta bank mau aaid it meant “Saint Pe­ she had paacd tkrtrnzh thu doar and । ter." The Ktteboy raid “Oh!" Then tta Lank man took the little wa* flitting through th*, moonlight to­ ward the Ixrdg* room. Th* Tyler talk­ boy to ■ bfo tioaasn, and th* bttle boy ed anuund wiwm Eva burnt into th« sard "Oh I” again for be enueeeed him. «nt* roam, tar cboaka burning, tar trrve lhen the tank man took tta little boy into ]«rtn«r*liin, and gave him hal tta tlohing with joy and aniteraMit. ‘•Du not atop mF. I am g-uog in *ta profit* and all the capital, and be morexclaimed. Hut tho inner duor wa* la^ ned the tank man'* daughter, and now toned, and the impatient Em nearly all he ta* ia ail hi*, and all hi* own cried with vexation. “Wait a moment,” «au! the Tyler, who, having hcxrd nothingo< what bad traiupired within, wa* *t a ba* to ac.■ouut for tho «trang« conduct of the child, “wait a moment, and I will aend boy, arc you good ?” and I wa* gbua to eay Ye*;’ aad wtan ta asked m what ’St. John’ atood fori I was going to say -Halt John.’ Bor I guae* th* task man wasn't arixinu* to have a [.artliar, and 1 guoro tta daughter wa* u kui, tor on* day a*y i he to me, 'Little boy, what’* (hat you’re pickiag up.’’ Faya I, awfal meekly. ’Hua.’ Bay* ha •Lwv’e *e* ’em.' Abd ta took em. amt mined to get into tta Lod.c room. The deicon wont to Ik.* Emit, irod de­ I took utt my cep all ready to u n the livered bismeeeage in a low tune, and bank and tacomv a partner, a d marry a mom nl afterward moved that 'Ntw hia daughter. But 1 didn't g t an invi­ craft be ealfarl from tatar !o refreah tation. Ila said, These iins baton r to th* bank, and if I cutch you hanging around tare any lucre 1'11 eat tta dog »u yuu I' Then I left, end tta mean ukl cu*a keiA th* pins. Buch is life as 1 find it tiny foot she aesnned tho face* v! ail rapidly. Her eager eye* aum detected . the stianger*, who wore Mated behind . each ottar, aad far a mvensn! tta *mu> ed irremtat*. then dartmg fi«rward a glad cry, *ta threw hvr arm* ataut tta rx-ck vf Mr. Durant, rryiog. ^b, ] �1873. 1835 The Detroit Free PressTHE LARGEST. THE ABLEST, THE BEST Now that the Portal Telegraph bdl i. ab ’Ut to rant up for action it will oe inrereating to know that Dr. Laomia’a theory of drawing a supply of «lec<ricity from an ulaetrieal stratum at an ele­ vated poaixiou ia tho stmoepbero is «ngagtiig tho atienb-jn of tho Government ecthoritiea- IftLiqiout Dctroitara caanot afford to bold tba of­ fice w* will furnish mon from the rural di.tru.ta who will perform tho dutu>« a ithout growling about lb* pay. As viroely to incorporating a Company for th* express purpoeo of tasting the Loomis theory al their own ex]>«u*e, tbragh a bill for the purpose uuanimoualy [inseed die House st llio last aeoA* w* nndcretauii it 1* evntempkted , lOoroinntemt j> perfbra tba tret. The fey tamo mcmben of ottr Common Coan-; cilfoafiompt to secure tho pasaage of,' probability of utilising tho Loomis idea to an immcaso pecskiary advantage L an ordinance, to foeaar Sthttu. and to growing great*.- ia th* public mind a* exact a lAtni Itttm/tt from M Keeper* of Saloon*, and to take advantage uf th* subject is invintigated It involves the nmw U> be obtained ia thia way, to secure a mure efficient p-ilioe force, and for other purpose*: and a* th»ro unlimited supply of light, beat and motire power from the invisible air above th* earth. That such a supply exist* u ally doo*, and wnat will do mast to se­ generally admitted by ocrautuu, rad the cure good order in, and th* general tneaas of reaching and controlling it ia the only nee project that Dr. !»«■<* prosperity ol our city. For th* information of *0 aa to th* proposes, and fur this purjwso he profijftf point* invulvad wo place herewith fared to use th* tops of high mountains, before cur readers th* very able opin­ uucbated balloon* or mod.-rn torero of ion of Judge Camplwil, of our Huprom* Babel As Dr. Franklin drew thu light­ Court on the Cnstitutionality of th* Or­ nings from heaven by tho uo* ol n kit*, dinance adopted by the Common Cuun- when a storm drew a part of the *ieceil of th- city of Ann Arbor, actiag un­ der a ahanar not resonttally duf*r*nt in th* powers conferred by it ua tbo Com­ mon Council from that of uur own city. The qnaetion is on* of importance, and wo trust tho decision herewith printed With such an objaclia vww it Uas boon may reeesv* the carofal attsuriou it mer­ »uggc*£.ii that Congress should st once its, and its impovtano* demands, from appropriate #100.(HW to secure a thor­ all data** uf uur dttzans. Tha cans* ough test of th* Loomis idna. Sitrelv, decided W«s entitled: It should not refus* lagislativu sanction Cforfo ATloen u. Ih «/ -4— .ir- to n Company of individuals who dsniro Tbo position of Counsel for tt>o Gue. crumeut in the Credit MobDIer prusraution has been tendered to Bun. -A. F. 1‘crry who ha» formally accepted. Judge Stanley Mathers who wrs 1’rou- RELIGIOUS NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY SmrV*^ WEEKLY. Mieuiuaa who due* not kituw that tliu salary paid j a Uisgtac* to lb* State, rau last our public oiLcur* uf ev,ry gratis have a rigi.t to sumplain that ui-y are nut jMir rump-.nested, no. uoct it in (hi* m|«ct maku ray diln-ruiure wbeUuw tfo-y daaued th* poaitfon. joa or nay, when efontad the/ ar* thu •wraut* uf the xwupia and should b« tairlr cuojpauratod for Uwur ssrviow*. W* belwru in paying our utboora well, and than dumauorug that chair urns bo lailUlully devutod to tbair official duties. Wo tru.i that a prujo. tiou to increase DESIGNED ron BOTH DOME AND BCSlNEBri dSCUS. than in the past, a gv..<l newspaper. Tliu Free Prtu, politically, will b* de­ vout! to au intelligent support of th. se luuas'tres by » bieh the Uon<«, pane* and prosperity of tho nali.m can be bsat •>ub.crv«l end promoted. Its EDITORIAL DEPAR WENT Will t>* conducted io a spirit of faixnraa and tii>i«rriality, fro* alike from person- tide, ou Current, Politfoel, tfoeial and Mural Topics, aid be of that character «hich has gi'eu tbo fnt Prut so «x.ended a reputaiiou. NEAVb DEPARTMENT. Ia th** d*parf<Lent will bo i.mnd in..irmallun raueirml by telo-graoh Iru.a First-Class Instruments. Tii Pin Tfj Tar Mil, ot all our public servou'o burn Gover­ nor tu Supervisor, may pa*a the LatfieI4tr.ru, aud aeeure our cunstiiueuts lUai uur rule will uut be waning ta uid iu n.u paiaagu ot oucu mea.ui-.-s as uiukx Oso Vuurtitnt-ou may bv ensetod for tUs Great American Dyspepsia Hilt, Meeting af tu* Common Council held at the Council Ifooui, iu aaid city ua Wednesday avraing, Jan. 15th, 187#, pursuant to an adjouruuuuh and wa* called to ovtfor by Hia Hunir, the | Mayor. The Marquetta Jfi-wf /rare*! of Docemlwr 21st My* that a n*w corpureriuri, tu be known ns th* Lake 8u|>orior 4 Fire Clay Company it now being organitsd in that city to operate a valuab e coal and fire clay deposit in th* Corann* j 1‘rveetl—the Mayor, Aids. Jewell, coal district. Th* clay has bran trated, and is pronounced equal, if not aui<1 Wood, Eaatiura and Wooley. rior, to that obtained at such great ex­ pense from N*w Jawy. The company mine*, ask*d further time before mak­ will b* fully organised and ready to —------- - —---- ------ „„ tK. ing a report, and it wa* grant*,!. Tin-re being no further businere Council a^juuriied. I W. D. 1ut< ONLY - $3.00 1HE LOCAL DEPARTMENT. WiL be ialeres iag aud rutertaiuiug. lull aud cvmpietu, abuuuding iu thu-e ^■iiited aud racy d*>crit<;ioa- of rm-rent oreula Which Ua.e caural th" A«w J’ftu •u bo *o la.gvly quoted from aud have WORM SUGAR DROPS Pkltl ANTWAs. \PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. New Scales New Styles- THE INDEPENDENT, •luiuga in every loenbty of (ho Start, ^ainoiwd mainly Iron special corrrapou.icuta lelratixl for th*ir in'elligvnco, trustwurtbiure* and th* facLltin they l>ua*eaa for tra,mitring the *orfo »t and u.u.t important information. Under this bemltog will cum* «p«.;al report, ot public *v<a>ts occurring within the boun­ daries of the Bute, written by members ul tho Prn Pnt» H*|nrt><ital Staff, with »ueh judgement, accuracy anddi*cn min cure as .hall iuaure strict relia­ bility. FARM AND FIRESIDE DEPART- ACTUAL BUBSCR1BER-8 THE INDEPENDENT, also tendered the appointment, bur de­ clined. Mr. Perry will pnnieipsto iu Iho i*vc*tigatiuu now ponding before the Wilson credit mobilier aud Union .Pacific Railroad inrreUgating Commit­ tee for the, pnrpuo- of fauulianxing New Prices. Henry C. Bowen. Publisher and Proprietor, Minutes of jirevioiis meetings read of children, one little child exclaimed, and approved. “It'o wo u»* trying to find out now many The Fire Committee was granted on* . tbrav are, because ercry dog baa his UUlBg OUUUIW4 wuriwwuiBU uraiiug . • in such ikjustre. lb* wunl “ksfooo," jTheFreudont and family occtsptel tile w**k mow to maku tbair report. __ *-a—. 4_ iv------ ... -------- 1— j red--votu—die Pr»ddentboiiigstlpporied Th* bund of Joseph Cole for the com­ Tctro*hmcnl., TLi, certainlyi. unpopu­ | by GenL Babcock un tho right and Gen - pletion ot job ou Bailey an-1 Wightman lar unOuretandtog uf tbo tom, und it is I Dent oa ths l*fi, and all in full evening liilli was roml, ami ou malum wu ra applwd toad pfocra to wJi.cfi the |*oplu repair to go, food and drink. A •Iron. Mrs. Grant was at tim->v dunug By Aid. Jewell— narrow mrantug-.tuay bo linked to tho tba evening supported by Mrs. Pish, term, bat it is uut tuc accural* on-i. ; Mr*. Jude* Dent Mrs Sharp anJ M:v Th* liceuas oi asuJuua can only «- NeUi* Grant. Th* arrangements were din* asVsn b« lawluily dou* in a ealucn, iwrfrat and ths evening pa*«d rery and tu include till that is lawiul If a pleasantly with th* usual crowd of person sim* tit tu keup and acll noua but youth, breuty, middle-ag-d an! old refrvsLtnsata nut authoiixod by law, he InliM aud gentlemen who wep, politely does nut thoreby c-w to keep a satouu. attended to by attaches of tho Wtutu If bo does Ulis Without a bcvu*o, be vio­ Houra. Th* usual number of .4cti au l let** two law* uutoad ul one. Il Was* howavvr, contended that, it extravagant dnaea* wore on *xhibiti»u. Adopted. the licamo only puruiit* the salu of bnt tho hours pas mi pl*n»«atly caia-ii Mured by Aid. Wood, that ^n cr ier harmlem refreabmanta. it is an unxaaaou- I until 10 o'clock whop tho guevts began able roairaint of trad* to discriminate to fil* oat of tho room* and th* old • I U in farur of Jueepli Col* b* drawn again*: a lawiul boainees aud uaraaauuun 4th Ward fund under the resululion Presidential M a ns ion wu left thus ear ­ able al-o tu alfow th* r**tf*cuuas to gv addopcsd by tbit Board Jan. to i 873. so far a* thsy du for*. It baa, isdrad, ly alon* to its legitimate occupant* nJwa »o b*en couudcred improper tapaai To strangers the** recoptions are a Taken up by ba sabsoaber at hi* law* iu rv*ir*uut of trade, but lur c»n- great treat, m great end small meet un tunca it ha* bran undarsloud that cer­ raudeuce ou oration two .iy lour (24) in tain cjura* of brainraa, nut un­ one common level ot American sorraiguAcconut of L A. Holbrook, 1109, Castleton, Barry Cu., Mieb., ou* wbi a lawful tn thramlvea, give fuabtie. for Mivicaa al City Attorney, Ac. was pre- yearling, heifer, on* nod yearling Let. er. santad, and on motion was referred to and two red yearling at era The Legislature uf Louisiana on Wadnrtdsy alectad Johu Ray U. S. By AM. Wood— Senator wbo started hnmsdiatoly for That the resolution in regard to tran*Waslungt-m. The Warnau th Lagisla- foriug money Irotn 1st Ward fun! to' tore took a ballot for U. R Senator but contingent tana be ukan bum th* ta failed to elect though Wermouth reCrived a email plurality ov.t strata] candidates. Tu* naw Cattgrai. wi 1 U called upon Io doci lo w.io is 8*aator upon th* merit* of tb* retprative E-ci*. latures, a decision regarding which will doubtless bo reached before the adjourn men: of lb* proraut acmwu. Th* N. Y. Tribune published a wail over the «uecc«s of Uout. Governor Pinchbeck, a* Senate.-, but this is not the first time that papca has gone wrong. Cot. L. V. Bugg was oa tho earns day elected U. 8. Senator from Missouri. sorrasa* airxuasrax^.' It is thought that some change* will probably be made in thu Cabinet after Agents Wanted. the prod Hour oe tho eooKimer ; are care­ fully <ollated and rvviard. and recuni all 1110 priaapal trau*acfion» ill the va■ foaa article* ot trad.-; | rodite* and iuen:h*ndi>o in tha markcU uf tho lend­ ing cdies in the Utnun. a* well as mure B. F. NORRIS & CO JEWEL ER S I Th* LARGEST and meat complete Jewelry Store in th* W**t. with th* Sara Stock ever brought to trie City. LADIES' REPOSITORY l-'OR. A»73. & 139 137 New Advertisements. Madison eared bis mouer and wa* comparatively rich. The fortune uf hL widow was increwead by th* purchase •1 Li» manUM-ript papers by Cuugiew. lor ttO.lKX). • Jatara Munru*, th* sixth President, i* no man move d*'crring or more capadied so |xwr tuat fo- was burrivd ut the bl* of performing well the dutie* of any expanse of tut relative* m a cemetery uf the caiaart chert. Hi* popularity b etwura bec-und and Third creel*, near extends among torsi men over the m- BACON & Tar Cordial, Fur upwards of thirty-eight T«n Clio baPaorr Fait Rasa* has been recugtrix*d as one of tho leading journals ia HAS MORE SUBSCRIBERS. th* West. This high position —so long MAS MURE CONTRIBUTORS, HAS MORE DEPARTMENTS, HAS MORE ADVERTISING uro will bo preseu'ed soon tn *eud thi. salary qureaoa to the people again.— £»rtf U. JbfMM. Vrtrimly what oar cotemporery pro­ pose* to gain by tftaht like th* atwn- Dr- Ixximu ha* just been Wishart's Pine Tree corner of Gold Neck < bsius, Silver Vest Chains, Table Castors Caku Ba-keta, Not KcVs, Ccrd Stands, Tna WgtxxT Fna* P«xfo for MicLigai. .iMifotv. by tor Lie • e.t Journal publiab-.1, it turaisfod ut Two Dollars a year. t« foe g, tur 4;« of a club •>! five un *x trx c-py win be tun>i,hed. F,.r clnn» of tea tne lake will bv ll.bO for each iwryear. Extra indue)----- ‘ — - varan to be hao on apt ter. Prvpaym-nt in oL ___ _ __ vauce. Mun-y should be rant, if po»»ibl*, in bank note*, drafts, orpo.totfore Photgraphs. Madison, CHICAGO. Ice Pitcher*, Cuffs* Uro. 8yrup D-ha*. Spoon Holder*, Batter D^bm, Gold Rings QuU Trath Pinks’ Gold Pena GvH Watch Key*. GmalBsala, Gcal Necklaces. Corel Setts and Rings, Bmnaa ---- Tj-Ornaments. ----------- - Addreat all letter* to Photographs, Stat: St Op«r* QlasM* Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. * ■ Vatch material and Tools for Jewelers. Any one suiting unr city »hould call at our eUaUiahmanf ami ovewfoa the gwda THE CHEAPEST PRICES IS OUR MOTTO „ B. T. WORRIB A CO., 187 4 13P STATE 8THEET. CHICAGO "twantwi J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS tat* known as th* Heroutaga, a taut twelve miles from Nashvilhs Tenu. Martin Van Buren <ifod rich. His eetat* wa* estimated wutih tm-ly WOO,. REMOVED HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! To Washington Block over Allen Preston’ MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. Medicines, propria’ioa Bill in Committee of th* whole; ordered as inquiry whether any morabcr had bora paM a* attorney for Dye Stufis, BEST T1IM IS TSE WEST PAINTS & OILS AMER CAN GROCERS. w tr Mtn te bvxt Lift’ Etta IfflWEl EJKJ HJaUR LOE ft US MARBLE Stationery, Pens, Pi era, Jnk, Slates, j Pictures. Picture I Initial Paper and opes of lite latest �life RjipilBUC^il X1U f— U*. .... wwUrt. ft Bjdendid winter weather for the last few days. W. H. Hsyfonl. Esq, ha. been, and is. very sick, but k lean:, getting bettor. ]<*Hor stove, nearly at good a* new. For particnbre inquire of J. IL DibbleMar tl>e Dvput, or at thii office. CHKI!I .teatsarrm1”-*- *“■ USSONIC. Barry County twenty-five years ago and upwards, are requested to nwsmh’s at the Court House in tho City ot Has­ tings, on Friday January 28th 1873, at 2 o'clock P. M not only for tho purpose ot ofierting an organisation of tho early settlers of the County, but for tha pur­ pose, alm, of having a good social gathering, and ths renewal of old friend ships and aaquaintaacea This Moa has been too long neglected sad now is deem ed a very proper time fir the meeting, as A. C. 1‘armkv, (the first Itegieter uf the Cuunty,) and other early settlors are how visiting their old spend ua* dsy ia cementing the sturdy ed by thu number of teams that uro friendships formed amid the rigors end seen daily tspem the etreetK there must be a great deal of bsutnesn teanaacted. hardships of Ufo in the woods. It wiU do as good. Tha aoldsrs of 30 years Wara>—A good girl to do general ago are fisat passing away, to tho other, hours work. One that will do thia, can to ua. now untried country, and what have steady etnplovment and ywd wages. ow do here, upon the field whore ws Enquire at tjso Film office have borne tho hsat and burden of the Call un ua for your cards and fancy day. we must do quickly. Ooms friends work. We have a splendid stock uf raid board, cap. and in fins, all kinds W. Hayes, IL A. Goodyear, ul stock for all kinds of jobs. Prices £. R. Carpenter, Q. 8. Manioc, reasonable vid sets executed <m calL I. A. Holbrook, Wm-UppAa, John Roberta, J. 8 Van Brunt. you need not took at ilia many errors A. W. Bailey. tlK-ro CMBmiited. as tba ad. was printed Wm. TrnkLr. eilbuatbeuu submitted tu the proof Peter Cobb, reader; but will bo corrected next work. A. Hubbell, J. W. Bnckla, S. Andrus, Odd Fellows eatertai ma mis by Carly Horses Dodge, Matthews, who did a nioo Hung for the H. J. Konficld, J. B. Carpenter. cempany, and was Lt ths cumpaar ap­ Isaac Moaser. preciated. 1 Hastings, Jan. 13th 1878. X Somebody told n» to ernd tho Bssvax to bis ion at Hiakosy Corners, aud in the hurry of baainean, we neglected to tbo next term of tbo Circuit Qmrt, Insilcutlon )n the Uty of Hastings that ta >e the name, and now we cannot re- which conveaso at the Court House on is mens worthy of patrunaqc. than tnat the 3rd day uf February next: ofBvsaoicr, Heath A Co. Their stock Wm. Quin«, Johnstown. John C. Smith, Thornapple. After bring lad up fat aararal ueaks - Wm. N. Devine, CaUleton. with laflams ion and eryvpa as ia hia Edgar Flansbarg, Barry, 1-xt Laud. caoaed by cuttiag.it with Pared Wheeler, Woodland. gla»», our luremau, (Mr. Holmes,) m at Wm. Horton. Asayria. lih jxrtl again in tha affire. Ha ha» had Osifou Meoeengvr, Aasyria. Happy. Robert Muner, Yankee Springs John C. Bieck. Hope Brians —Aaron Parker, of Carlton, fra A. Osgood, " ia thia county, a.nuniitad suicide by Aaron Clark, Tbornapplr. hanging, on Sunday mo ning lais It George Swanson Jr., Johnstown, seems ho had not liv«d w th h s wife for Jahn J. Headershot, Irving. sooMtimx, aud rvp.rt say« Parker had Harford L. Perkins, Oaattetoa. becunio partially ins mo by tbo eejxraA. B. Haymond. Carlton. lion, hence tho suicalal act. George T. Cowles, Johnstown. Local Olyimp Qitice;. Grand River Valley Divisim WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Immense Reduction in all our Prices, SM.BK 00 WO or llllfflM I Must be Sold this Winter. Having bought an immenee Stock from two Hankrupt HoiUea in Xew Yorfc, wc are going to eell Goods 25 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michigan. g THE OTHER STORES MAY AS WELL CIqjbo up, for we will do all the Buaint-sw uow. Tit tatar Liitau.. - doer sure, and will rare m remitevd to use a tivpelsady la me bane worth four hundred dollar*." ste. Try It enca. It to a woadertu! thing. lalsa tba food, suras W|»d CMto, and causes natural ateep. It does not eon lain morphine, te pleasant to take,never gripes and never tel to. The beet pbyaic is mure than we can tell- We haven't room to mention ah t our Reduced Price.,, bnt wtr Herewith Pledge ourvelves too Ofti'T end Sell thr- TL'rt Bergains in . MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, Gloves, SIocIli STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. rife qifeur o/ie fifice stone, George Bak»r. Thornapple. Franklin D Walkerr. Assyria, Wn. Ennis, Castleton. George Doavanport, Woodland. L. B. Hills, Irving. Atnby I- Ferris, Johnstown. Charles A. Polly. Barry Seymour Andru», Hastings Arrotirm—Gov. Bagley Um ap। pointed Hon. Edward W. Hama, Judge uf Probate in St. Clair County, m Judge ■ of the Sixteenth Circuit, Vice Him. , William T. M.uh41, redgned Tho; aalectioa ia an sxceUant one, but just I I how tho recipient of this honor eaa of- [ I ford tu serve tbo Stair fur 81.500 a year We 36 Canal Street. 36- GRAND RAPIDS, . ■ - - - - MICH bovsnr Masonic. XT*ar i« Rio kt.—Wo learn that Hie I "ihe Hastings Chapter of IL A- Mm- ' sons at their regular convocation in I ' Dec-, elected tho following officer* for the ensuing year: Traverse I’billipr—II P traction 5,591 of tha Compited Laws of 1871. Thia is jneLM it should ba aad we congratulate Mr Hay ford on being thus designated, and the Judge that he Brwiss Maeanris tho very beet in Lad so compatent and efficient a Cumthe world ud cheaper than uywhere aiasintiar to select for thia important also in Barry County. Como in nod try them an>l yuu will bo oonv mol that it1 is a tact Wo buy all of our Machines G»o. W. tj.ads Secretary. tor CMb. and can aad will anil them at E. R. Brown—sentinel. the 19th in st., was in all rev; sets a treat low figure-- Sew ng Machine Noodles, The regular cuevocation ia held end oil f-e all Machiaoo all at the New sueeoM. Notwithstanding the. n lornie third Friday uf each month. eney of the weather, there was a large G»>. W. Bum, Seed­ atu. dluice and rerything passed off to Honor, Birney Hoyt, has appointed Wm. H. Harford, one of Greeit Court Cummisajpoaro, as Injunction Maater. SlTiii tho wriafaiui m ot all present There were nin«t--Uueo numbers sold, and THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST BLOOD PUBIFIXB. We pnnt elsewhere the annual state mout of Ilia “Farmer's Mutual Fire In­ sure rice Ou , of Barry awl Exton Coim- | On.-.-All kitols of Medline Odi. writable fi-rMuwwro. Sew Milla, Buggi.-From the report cf tho Secretary, wag-n..p«i»»o, oik *^«t tb» ng Tim. pine.- ot three of the Way­ Drug end BjuL Stu r qi • land buys was luauixsted l<y their brav­ Clement 8mitlj, ma do at 'he annual OLD, RELIABLE ARD DiREtT RGriti.. rn 5t3 J. P. Rnam. A Ca ing tbo storm and whui and being ou meeting held fa Charlotte. Mich, Jrn. 14th tost., we obtain tho following lacto about said Company which shows it to (yH. trt eetsaffl mraMra»t« • be well worthy the attention and pat­ Ul B.S41ewu iui ronage uf the lannorn who wia i niur‘.Jsi ■ ' "- • Michigan° Central K. glsflK original or selected story, valMble misMi.auouus reeding, biographical, histo­ rical end literary sketebev, pu*try. fie. AIbo, a Washington Latter, contain iag important Cu'ngroesi..oal news, the pro ccedingi of tho State Lrgitlatars retri­ ed by the editor. DEtowals o ■ tho im­ portant qumtwoB of tho day, fiwd all tbo local news of ths city aad county which it in ponaible to obtain. Terms 81.W) a year «f*«yi in aaraese. tsrr~.: Cxornise, Cuirmse, Cuitnrw.—Tba best assortment ia the city consisting of Caawea oa Tn a —The Saparia tenheavy Casetmere Suite, Black Cloth dent ot tba Ft. Wayne, JaduM aad Suits and n splendid ea■ort^lce•. of Black Bagiaaw Radrord. W. A. Erast, Esq, Pant> and Vest suitable fur those antic ■ gives notice that ou and afior Monday, January 14U> mat., jeawtigar train No. 8 (an exprose) will leave Jsekaou at 5:10 p m.. last ad of 4:40 o heretofore—insmad sis y poa the arrival ot Michigan ■ Con-tal K lamaoiAoomm dati npaosea_e- train, s .ring De roti at 1:40 p. I b Th.a change o! tune will enable Overcoats (S to S25 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing House Grand Rapids. 'gggSA'E to CSttlt THEWEBER, HALLETT' & CLMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. Two eante on each HOT insured will ly all liabilities <rf tha company to date. Dated Jam 14.1871. ■ Lrar oe Larreas remaining at the ' Hastings P. O. Jan. 2111, 1872. , Mias Rhoda Cotes, Joo Dicksneboete FRANK L. WARP Ha/dingt 4 .lllrfan. . paaeengsra leaving Detroit, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor and itUxm east of Jaotsoa, I! fary, L. H Merrill, S. B. Moon, Oran. to reach JoneeriUo nt d:OT, Angola st1'vOMNyo, Mr, Mary RobiMon, Edgar 7:4b, and arrive at Fort Warne st about D. Reed, G. M. Btevoeson. E. H BkUl9 35 p. Bl. aw evening. man, Wm. Vester, Lro Smith, MatiMs Knimux-The Jaskeou CAmb, some 81M,OT0 worth of dwico goods, say., “Cosnmodore VmforbiH has be<rf.ll kindu which they are dosing out gu to lay two addiiioaal traAs upon ' if eny one ie indined to visit Jncktoo Hudson River and New York Oen- j sm. this is the plnao to got liMgniM. tral Railroads - making four ra all and propom isenag 840,000,000 of t' 10 Burel lou uiil mon aold to dn'.rt n DM Inert i un num AM. �CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN A GBSJT CDIrBWIflB dJbCrjx-.? Wbbart’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial, xAn’RES GREAT REMEnr THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, a~ a*i gar. tb£ to th. Crti t M^r The New Capitol and Grounds, to bubd tha 1*4. wuakr^i^thetaaf *01 wwra IdeutiS,.’ with tf»*e of the Vafai mntw M'tmEss to aaaeut l-y Bet th* «Ua ueeamid t> A. 1 totrwr*. tan that they croJd pat **««>' artraga on th* road, of tha .»=>* «r. aaat be two ■ knot i= hl* tri, aad th»a pec ad-* a« that held by the g.-rwr-uezd « pag'a lie af hia own. and F” tha bond* to tha M .b ;*r t Some fadto* ar* to ecocaitel tha: hullJ tba road, cl then. if they r-ril-l <ef Cngram io giro tha mxtgap ,s* they cuattaati* retort to tighteanag itopewvat waiet-faBaae*. It it tail that a hai d g ia Kha as cilieie 00LL1 Of Hi! > Cm*. BoU CeMe ea4 Fawaat Prefary. la a—eau Awe »a le »<.■*. 12S.90# in Hod BM»le ! 13.000 ia Cuk 1 »•,555 in Penunal Property iariauca a! tha oaatuaa article, aiacw aha hod aaaa bm oariag m tbacBff at tba tunc -I'M .ary if A frghuori you." he mm. “Tou’ee beau raadia^. haven't poatf" “Tea," aha aaid aUantly “X writ Tbapubiie wbool. of South Bead got out uf auud. aad a< tha t^arhm 3^3HLS3^’“,r P. A BILLXIfGS. A B-wtuu Arm adrrrtme* a * Louk. | Haw to Gel a Farm." It the a-lbur' kw.wa of aay beunr nt to nt Sr fam that M bay <!> be M worth LaUuing to K:.ig Kaxaob..maha -f the Sandwich bAadi u deal, and there do^s not cut lore SBTIt E. , Tte Re Tree Tar teiii!, t Great American Dy$p«p«:a Mill, sro. H1SACE KEEU1 All FiMILT Th- dimlAb payable ia Bucca dariagtbaawoth of January amuant tu tw-Jre miLoe* ot d-liar*. twxwirhalaui-a< the Ara. Buatou ta a thrifty oty. At a Cbriatan patherinj ia Data* ware. «rx jfeneratxxi• were pmect, th» • eldeat bring one htin.lrod and eierww y.ar* old aad the great-gteetgre i..-j£T>B-bn/.i*>»T uf the ymiagnrt. I <-/n«xha oy nu moaJnvji .■ 8-ajmpun,M. A Laurier troobie ewe ep-"> turrn w&a MtCamb «MaM*! ihat they hu.il eat (two him hia abate ot tb» ‘rwi* ' They ofimd him hi* mncey bark. baJ ho would take Kxhiac but *Mea. ami wasted tbeta to water it Uis but wuuidnoc “That" mH MtOwnb, I tsurbrfa.aroi aa I arpowi thi« w‘;-’^ siuszt r. tuhee, sty. ffiuisa,tain SELLS’ CARBOLIC. TABLETS. jBXSSjBifta HROAT AN* LB*B I1ISTIT8T. BLOOD PUBim <ew Book for Aja its . . . . . . *■ a ,.*a«a< ,EO. P. ROAELL A CO'S AMERICA HEfrffiAPKH DMTOBI aakad ywu tha ether day " -WLch ouaP You okad ma » maa; I mal romembee aay oua a pururular Oh, I tfauM I kaow new — what coun a •eck-tia I thnnght you looked bum *iy ■ bah ta. Wen. foOvwmgMH the it* at ahadaa. a* wa wnaaau hura them ia our draaaea, I dMuld mt a pfal $5 to $20 JIIIOBAat PICTUtEFRAMEl c.«cm LExnrrt.'; BEilAui GEO. F- afoWBEEiTco GAZETTEEB TAELE PEX T.?.r,S?*®?S lAMUfACfUHEZ. rioir, - - - jfzf/r. BOILER WORKS. HESDtiCEm FOR THE Advertisers’ Gazette, 41.'.0,000 aad rtaratf dirid-cla or ic I oraaae oc aecuuut of owriiF etoek of Aaa Credit tfoUfiar ; eri if rou wiB aaaaiaa the bouksef the Credit MoU.iar tad witaauae whom I will name, theJ •ruth win appM-. One uf the w.tr.eaa •< m Mr. Thoma* C. Daraat. who i* mrw ■aioj few too Afty *i.nnu 1aak. Id. It Would MU that omm ■/ the grtiataau who hri made detuala rxpec-t.-i ■adhaw deefaid Ararr tv go Latow th» eomaiittro aad aftna hia »worn amria the cbiarery nit deny tag hat ha had avar dmtBbutot lh« atoca * vrittaa tba latlm and ib» •!*£ Iht .rodurod Ir McCuab, to that Umt ! sight coat&ae fa tbair dedaia. ami ■^anbriy would thaa hare oct <-■:; But Aoroa «aa aowOBag t< b. . OMFORTS OUGH—. ■UWT — — 60,000 00 1N VALUABLE GIFTS: Condition Powders I Bent Wool Works. •MSUBE YOUR LIFE. Paaut Jaaa^ IX tea Cgfl b.’f.stejnhoff, •wwwar ta amwen > WMtMU Lt Im il Itf lm» Cajal ■ of xa»r yobk. ' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-01-29.pdf 5d2182dd53255cebe0da7beeaa133f4e PDF Text Text =SH . HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII. Fro'ejwal sji 8h;lw Carif- WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 29. 1873. NO. 40., I wido porch at the Groves, the morning I after net arrival- She was very fair, Gir aa* m^moral-y ratffan; anl may xai shirt Jknllara ba ifcff-r that, china, an 1 wlifln than M^wtuilte fa Smite, t;mu jftd4l-.a-ricn.at mi mix*taah, «nd umy tii wiadoui t>o grate — area like tate *faman'.. Grant that i tear* iiatteriiJ*-, wurthv of all imit*ti.':i, ziud that i able may bo tew woAr a l*x< numbar f> on these number 10 fa*’. mine. Fill up mi kup to thb brim's rosy top wi|h honor aud bum-aty. end xnaku mi neckties uttne ottemfa* tew unit* wjjh sorrow and con Cushion. Take away from uui all ramfe, but grant that my Sunday pauterloor.* may fit nib even a’» korn fittelh the knb. Itetnovo far from mo, O gentle For­ tune! all pride and vein vrfpaiashun, but grant that mi name etnwug wimen may ever be spolren e»li**iri»«f glad- । and was going io give him exnplnynurat; ' in his own store. He said that if ba1 I could only reclxhn his erring brother ii , would be tta l>mt and desrest Christ­ red to bo sandy, yot glow, waving ami I maa present he could export. Tho reck­ A CON FIBMED BACHBLOK. pretty tn it* free unbrand maswa. Her less man uppuori to bo truly peulirmt. figure was graceful, and she wm a lady and this extraordinary mooting may lie Everybody know* O-fan E. Dodgv, tho means of raring him from tho iu everv word and look, while yet a free”tho founder of the Borton Xfatwy Jfs- State’s Prison or even the gallows.— h-arted child in many rvepeets. Slio looked upon the nriddle-agad •rest, and our present efficient Secretary ‘ ■te Awararo JMUfa. *T< miul •’xiravagancu ? I Borer saw I bachelor brother of her boats** inlh of tho Chamber of Commerce. Du Sat­ anything like it 1" . I re.pectful Uking, which developed into urday last a complaint was raid bsfaro 1 Mrs. Janna* Wataoo Mark* with muMako sal h«a.t toe glisten with char­ Judge Wilkin, by Cob IL H. Fintoy. >? Uxxrn asm Euteinox or Maar j.hasis nnd Iraliag, and Mr. John Cox : cordial good feeling in a few davs, Ho counsel ta Mn. Dodge, in which it was Qrxcx or Scots.—French Marr we have ily. but teach ml tavior nnd sbumaker i was m> kind, shn thought giatefullri' noun! her meekly, with it faint smile would carry hor drawing book for her | stated iu fulnotno language that Dodge called her—fur French alm really wse, bow tew wa t fur th rsr munti/ and bo hovering nrootul lite lipa. had Iteiu dieeovraed In unlawful rela- though Scotch in Irirtb. French she “U hat i» it now. Fanny f" Im asked to all the nicest places for sketching;1! tioas with a ae-viag girt on New Year’s was ia heart and eympethy, and by her 1 drove her oat dav after day, and even ‘ looking up from his newepapor at his indulged her in what Mra. ’Watson do-1 day; and th* complaint want oa farther mother's blood, and, with all her div smile thou on mi k-wk lag and periwig (fared a jiorfocdr insane dsrire, namely, Ij to state that Dodge had greatly mnu**d guises, never disouisnd that from her­ nabby. Esnior* far from me all gluttony, but sad abused his wife in various way* on self or ether*. If *ho were. Indeed, a। a cauter upon his own favorite here, The wot4 was fairly out of | Thunderer. Then iu hi* trip* to town' numbedoMi ocraeinns. Tho complaint saintly qneen. Ahn did not «#no of a preserve mi appetit* for toast “with a Mrs. \V.M»on'< month, and Mr Co'he always rcmcmliered a package ofi nra red for an injunction to restrain family which was prolific -in saint*. quail oa it in all u* original buty. saonieti to fully undrastan-1 nil it im­ I candie* fur the cto’Wron, and a separate|। Dodge from selling his property until Her paternal grandmother wls that Teach me to shun all deeopthnn, bat plied. ■ dainty box for th* biggest child of all,' •ueh time a* ata could brtog suit for di- English Margerot whose unwomanly help m* tow marry a big pda,nt last, “Elio* suits me.' lot said larily. "Sho lust was not even hid beneulh **woman- mixing sum rosidsn nr ymittg'widdo . a* Mr*. Watson would call her, ns ahn ! keeps tho house in order, cooks superb­ )y reserve—"an ignorant, dscoitfal, Inw< njiyed her ehare of sweets. f rr —-rwr ——s-------ly .111.1 never Iwsihara." Cuuning Jfra. Watrau ! Not a wwl ।*** ,UrtT V*far» par week in th« nsindod. odious woman;" drying her ».«r ih* i'~«,'.oj r.««> h or hint now dropped from her lip* to i “‘"•“’■•t ■ ’• 4 ’ widow's (oar* in (hre* months to marry but groat, kind Fm ttuw, that mi hat Mrs. \VaUon, with supremo scorn. her brother iqra ihe often dricussd ,ul>. I “ sjwcufaiiuu tho haadaouMi Earl of Angus; divorc-jIkaut be boat, nor the larraider tint or , The dust under the sofas, bureitus nnd ijoct of matrimony. Sosawhat oaten ta I aa ‘ “ to *“ what* answer Dodge * would put in ” ing him afu-r two years to marry 1>4|bui Hora* bi -xoecdr-l. be-ls isnn inch thick. As for cooking, tiously she would beg him not to allow ' in reply to these proceedings, but no paramour, Ftewart of Aroodala; and i। Fill mo with oearage true and nrldj, do you know, brother John, tho waste, Laora to take him from, his paper or : one, except himself and coubmI, had nine or ten years later seeking a new !' ba: if any maa offerii t4 amote me, gi-r goes on in your kitchen?” fieriness or vnufeon and mi . cigar. Rhe drew his attention to iiu> j, the slightest iathnatian or thought that ->-nvw mat »nc uuout rr.om io uerniat i "But, Fanny—" ,!w »P*®,1 °L tiio roebuck. I fart that Laura actually wrapped a ii ho would b* able to briog forth aneh a love; a* treacherous to h< r nation aa to ' “I will sjwak/' nas fae rejoinder that crusher. Certain it ia, th* honorable her husbands; selling information and , Ketuoro aU aflectashua for froca me. cut short the contemplated mnonstinnro. »<-arlot skua 1 around her n h.n she ware ! gentleman who was prosecuting fan aw Iterarif to th* Engiuh goveramoot, and ' &•“ k'^’P WP*? a •hitnnieriug green tissue that suited l “If 1 did not como over now and then. . Tar the fair client bad no suspicion of for poor wage* too; and at th* laat p*y-! 1 b*T" el'Mt * M* i what wa* coming. 8*tanfay had been lag the penalty all traitor* pay iii\iiai-', ■ rat for the beating of th* argument for vernal neglect and contempt. Thia Mar-I. Take away ual ur mxeitu al, kfad* ot tlie injunction, and it i* unneceorary to guxel'a sou, James V.. was Mary’s fath- kwaitta, «>ut tesrb me to keep a sekre:. . say that the court room wa* crowded. er, of whom we ran asv nothing wore* ,b’’ »ho raei* me nu hair di. ful fail* M-h-iunltr, “Yon must get «' Ktl Ti . A«”* •’> thinite »ttb modraAy abo« - .. And John would kumetime* admti. I Eminent amons th* a*sra>b!y towered thxn that h* wa* a gennia* Stuart, nod Tc*’ "u •inpp'nff »« sometime* combat Uu-m tact*, and still i[ the nisssiro and important form of Col. nothing Utter than that ha was prhap* , * —. of „e .■ — -re ------- 1 jin n execuciisaoe mi devoted the lang leisure hoar* of a'' Finley, large ia hi* si-use of admiration iu the ibrat them. TTgorotu execu­ ;l>u: “<*“'1*“• Iuu“l • at Ihe pickle he bs-l plarwl |oor Dodge tion, but vacillgtingin pa™**; ■brave, 'oo k.Mt to eprvad liafore lb*'eyoe of rountry life to Laars. Tho promi-sed month wa« nearly over. । in. Th* cvmplamt was read, when, by but both false tad fickle; oondrerand- men filled cilli envy. and Fanny pleaded far a few w*~k* i■ Dodge's couusri, Judgv Tarafrey pro­ fag to the people, yet a* <>u» who baa. Make me at all time* of. the poor . dured n volumiuuus roll of MH- end cantrmpt for ths tn ; of good uuderstauil- Lealhea thoughtful, at church not for­ n.are of her brother's society. ing* but of degenrrnle morale ; rebell-; getting the printer to annoint. Stith a 10 "Don’t ieare ms now, John, when 1 i I'TOcved'd to read hi* answer First, Dodge admitted «omc minor fag agwinet the roctrnl of the Scottish Mtn going to m*k* the house pleasant points in the oumplainl, sack wi the fact nobility, only to resign himself into the ItytMT* fnno me all gra luvus and "It is pleasant er.ough Faa.” “You are a dear good fellow to say ।, (fiat Mm D. bad home him children, bud* of (He Itomu (latbefa church- , pimple* all buuyan* and kora usatireroil*, upd grant Ibex mi calls auil fatten *0, but I know how you must have,' etc.; but h» denlwl, <>u separate cutmis, <•» eifar duist, and tai cheeks food on been bored, John. Dancing atU-ndonre }| the allegatioas of abusive condort and __ ___________ I • , plumper*, and mi hart ever bubble nod upon a seboobgiri must have been rim- | adnlteiy, fa Isf*. Col. Fiuky'a broad cd by bis rebeltou* army Mary Queen of Srate'. his only legit,■ “Is ovra with moray. ply horrible for a man of your fastidi- ■ recuienonce wa* an expressive picture ‘ of quiet cuutc-mpt for the denial, inter- mate child, toilM-tited from bini his Teeth mo mi ksne lo whirl as pocu“N'ut at all. Derides. Mtei Murray mingled with a moon of pity for Dodge But suddenly Mr. Lamfrev paused,h»m- sei-n-dnOM of (h.-’asarriam- tie. It is »uHi l.i.K drawn uut sweetooas that has left school.' Thc icrwn givinc the first correct; lolution to the above Rcbna, will be entitled to A PARLOR tued vigorously, cast a sly took at Fm■igrifaant of the credibility of wnten,. ' nf * ‘he.sung jwnpjc »h*n kail m*“ J«ra ' “Bat sbo is so young yet. I am sui STOVESjfecond, 1 Set of Toilet Wtare. Third, 1 Sef of Knives and Forks. The solutions must be “WelL Lirtiu Bate her unformed mind can never offer com­ I toy. whkh drew every eye to that ta-ii- jtoraaeous history that this nrau. who Furit^.' clan profile." vidual a* if with un intuition of wh*: msiumined a ticHch Irarem with four i Hmito >(»«. upra all hatfara and bar panion-hip for yours." enclosed in Misled envelopes. which vwill l>c numbered ns received anti on the lirist <lay of April.. -And sandy hair .. .. ; was to follow, nnd then proceodfaHorenobl* wive*, aud left half u <?<aen Itfa' •» shirfmakws and giovtaa, all "Thiiro is a grvit dead of uudcvalopod the prize* awartletl to the sncreMful persons. 1873, the envelopes will he opened aiitl i thing more dob-stable than a not hr jeiwcr there, Fan. She brings a fresh cite an aatosUhiitg array of sworn iitfi- gitimata children nf rank, baridra no - iwriunxraa and ctoatisfo aU woeh wimis aaudy hair.-’ _• -c_ shu*.•. Links and. *foxgiv them » the_ vivacious iuisiligoore to bear upon #1- ' dsrita, in which It wa* explicitly - barged man know* bow many unknown baatenl* men sod "Julia tiiosw has hair n> brown most every subject A fow reais of that r faley bad committed the crime of should be written down a* th-- most ex.' dels i may owe (bcm. and causa me tow wrejj over man and hie mrnuy miefarforeign travel would do wt.'nderv for adultery with Mr* Dodge, and affidavit empfary and vitlunu«nf monarch* followed aSdavlt, allegatiou followed . lly her father Maty was a Stqjrt: oa Riesa all nsasJ* or outate, all widdt-'. jjertrr. • 1 think son ore very kind to speak allegation, all interworan in a net-wm-k ; her mother's »id» »h> l>el,mgwd lo the ! T/irraino* ef France—n family a* un­ of tier in that way, John, roar little, their character. scrupulous a* it .was faring. It was thing she is very plain,” ' nf gray that slia-les to a lirsh gt—-n in •■Plain, Faa.! plain! -You never «aw , Poor Finley ! His face was then a ।I her uncle, the ehiealresr* Dake of Guise ' hours of a moist tribulation. " a more exquisite complexion, and hsri picture of living colure. Evexy cys was who, coming one day upoa a <ongtega-1 "John, yon arc incorrigible. But 11 eyes nro most explosive nod brilliant’ directed toward him, and aa tho aslon- lion of Protrataat*, mra for worship, I hud ho|*s of you when you were tending ‘•Bui grevn: in tr-ar*’ John. And, iahing and umixpvj-.tcd cvidemeo fell hot and opening fire upon (io-m. a ben tb« — hot house boqueta and handsomely such boots F 1 from the burning lipa of the reader, a poor, nr.srtned martyrs hrokn through p»lip bound vohitocs of the poets to Mrs. curious pink am seen to form over Km- the roof, ordered hi* soldier* to bring . e°r^ "Good gracious, Faa.!; Gordon. Sbo'wm so handwxue. «n-l »■ | have the chil.t tramp’----- ’ | ley’a cars gradually deepening and theta down with tbeir shot, "a* one Li superior in every way ” try lanes and roods r-anted slip-; creeping over his checks lu his nose. bring* down pigaocs" hi* l»-ly looking I»» *----- ------- - —— -—-—* -- ------. “Fan., usvvr t-dl I told yon. She ,.—____ _______________ .in her sense ; As ihe nd Audi journeyed towards that on and hugely enjoying the exciting ; let th* eirtews *11 reek tni w-qtrafaianw-. wrote? Sho"wiM liierary- Fancy |»or' in wearing good strong shoe*." orzan the bltuh on the ears, failed, and snort. Il was her other unele, th* Car-1 »»d fre l with nu fires exquisit th* eolme with a wile dcfaihng tlui conjugal' “Of roursr. 1 aiq-rove cif sense, and a drcadrul pallor took Its place, and dura! of Imraine, whom 1’ins V. nick-! fair* that born* •>« tui buxsnm. . felxi’iee of Sophia and Alfred upon an- Laura hns as too say, con*idscab|e. 1 this also began to crosp towards the na­ named the “Ultramontane 1'00*,” and I will rm tbc- eu altar, kind Furfaint, if sbo wished to -ultivate her tal­ sal protuberance, driv^pg the magenta wbo signalized his devotion to the church tune, aa altar ax hi ■■ a lamp port, rf ent, she would soon write very welt red before it, until the unfortunate pre- bv holding at one time no fora than four-1 there mi prayer* are Mew ord—farewell teen liifaopr.es , aud abbeys, aad I b® th* present -don’t go hack on Beau Homo of her letters homo arc ready lite­ managing with great economy to lira i BauaetL tha beautiful, rary gems, they arc ro original and vi­ very cocucrtably on tho paltry income vacious- But I tap* fa* yv-or ehild of IWQ.UOO frnnra which tbsy annually' will never be litmrr.' brought him. "Ha i* nnt much belov­ ed,” sa ve a eotemporary; “he i* far | man devi-Jop adv |-nwer or talent she | “But, John, you will n?vrr find a per­ I o-sesses V from truthful, naturally deeritful aad ' fect woman, Every man’s wife tails rovetona, Irat/wK tf i fajfc*." The sis-' “But. John, how if her hubend short of his ideal. What can you say . ter of these Lominra, Mary of Guise, wants his dinner while Amelia and Paul, against that little daisv. Taura Mnr- am in agonies of separation upon pa- ' tlie mother of Mary Qunanof S-vt*. has 1 Mr*. Freeman. an aged lady living ia ray." been icercalr !.-*» bitterly ron-laouied ’ Crockery, Ottawa Co-, w.a mortally shat yer?’ and no Ira* highly eulogised that, her i a few days ago, owing to a rifle casually "Jast ths- sbo is a daisy, a brend-nud >uiu boaaht U««ku« interval rf MU butter-mi*.” ■ faugbter. On th* whole, there i* per- . falling iti an adjoining room . 1 | .... « I-M '• - •; “You art right. John; her sixteen .hap* ao better estimate of her chsracter ' vt-are would not suit well with yt-nr for­ : than that of Robert-on : "Mary Queen A New York street car candactor. ty summers. Hb«»is too young." of Guise posaowd fa* same hoid and > who s*M "yea, madam,” to a ladr, ha• Ob, as for that, I am not so very aspiring spirit which distinguished hra ' been presented . with a EMr overcoat. old, Fannr- My eves are iguarant yvt family ; bat in her it was softened by * of crow’s feat, and my hair unstreaked most Meady habits, whs had receised a the franalc ehaxactor, and amapanfod by gray ” tody for .1 week or two. Fan. 1 am not through buxineM education in his na­ with great temper and addrsoa." “Aud Laura's dim is a decided snub. I quite ready to start upon my travels yet, tive State, and who had tnade up hie This waa tho “nxartyiod qu**n's" Un­ mind to proepev in the uew country be cage. Her education wa* even less “Not at alt Rotrouseec, Fanny. I, and John went out. Ho was acareciy out ot sight when had chosen. The other was inciinsd to adapted to develop saintly qualities. "And lira tmir is sandy." be dissipated, and had figuied in ro Probably about (be hurt poratm fax the ; Mrs. Watson twisted around and seton"Fanny ? Her hair is p-orfart guidon ' many scrapes at home that he stood in i ishcd young Watson in an impromptu j iu color.' In Miuligh: it is a tint to drive 1 vvxy'bad odor in biavlUage. The broth­ ' waltz singing: Erott Etai. Mtn ib 11, 1112. an artist wild with enthusiasm." j ers lived together f« seme time in Ser. *Uc. <i*<«ae41 “Ob. John, John, you are very far • I think Honora Twi* would *mt Francisco, while both looked far situa­ yon better, John. Rhe i* more nie-!। gone." Before retiring that night aba paid a tions. The younger brother, however, i turn ” visit to taura’s room, end with wily fall into bad company and bad habits, “1 should think eu? 8be >• titty if she ।liuryiosi- Iroaght the ronvmation to nnd after a few month* thev sefaratod is a dav. and she Armses hideously. 1 ■I tear uj-cu her brother. bv mutual consent The elder obtained DEXT1ST 4 a situation in a wholesale atom as peril I idle is n nice old deer,' sbo said. at that affine th* other fay and inquired M rival. Pnfaably th* last school foe "papers for a week back.” Th* ! “Old! Why, lire. Watson, surely where one would choose to send a sus­ idea suggested wss that she wanted ' you do not rail Mr. Cox an old many” ceptible maiden to learn Jo*eoo* of pu ­ | ’ “ Na : but be fa middle-ag«f and fn»J. P. ROBERTS & CO thran for s pannier. "Well, John. I give it up. • I will try | rity would ho tho ceort of France in (he At Peoria, HL, leading talbofc citi­ to resign myself to the fact that yon are sixteenth century. And it was la the Matic Teaching. court of France' Mary spraii the most an* are making strong efforts to pre­ a confirmed old baclx-kir. And with thia parting shot, Mas. Wat­ sureeptible ytora of her Ufa—from six vent th* hanging of M Nally, tta «urfara.-, and are actively circulating » pe­ aad employed tounaal to defend him. to nmeteeu. Ceriaixjy fa* last custo­ son took b*r fiuuncee and feathers from Though riretnnstantially erid cat that dian* of the couaeienw which a modern tition io hsr* h'.* ssntenee cmrnatoA to her brotbm’e right, to bestow tho vision (ho prison ar had committed the crime would cfcooeo would be thus* Jesuit imprisoowsni for Ilf*. of tnefr magnificenco upon Mr. Watson and three olive-branches who awaited altactel, yet the actual proof waa so father*—Vasqura. E«cnbar. Mrnfara, hta ago does get fussy, settled opinions, meager that in his trial at the pinaici- for example -who did not hraitnl* to to a neighbor’s wife, inviting her V> especially if be ia a confirmed old baeb- oel rourt he waa acquitted. Th* aider defend by tlusir casnietvy. »wd under meet him under the pole a3rirsnom>. brother now renounced tho criminal al­ color of religion, fraud, fotgery, false­ Tho husband got (ho note fir*-., and ’ "But, Mra. Wntsor, he—he-you together, and until Christmas ere they hood, murder; aad whoso te*chfa|p, kept the appointment Two deetor* Medicines know—perhaps-Is lie a renfirmed olo had not met for nearly ten years. Ad­ before they were counts* acted by the have >»en at work on the Kansas man. bachelor r she -a hi desperately at vancing rapidly in 'the ratomn of his prate, ta n£ such believers as Pascal.and in whrnn they fannd a riA lead -nunc employer* the indurtricu* young man such hcvetio* n* Luther, brought forth hat. ’ TbeTTtMrille Frr- aayn. "AA ia ,oun found him*«-lf in tho receipt of a their fruit in the Msaasinstimi of Wili “Oh, yea, dear; John will never marand mutually rt** fo a Ham of Orange aud of Coligni, end in toxketed printer in Eau Bl.-Tout* partnership in the firm vbsrh I s bud ciocMirsJ nltrtcAoxul tutored a* a store-porter. He |.urclraa- omsw. And tl was the— fethere, and t-d a bouse un Bush street, married * j their apt diseipln the CanWnal of Lor­ lady with a <-aa ridoral>1* fortune of her raine. who were the keepers of Mary’s upon tba little Wateen*. Sbo did not want John’* monoy. she own, aad on last Christum* saw three dbnarirneo.—Ltmxx Aren. In Wwaer’s would decfam truthfully- She wanted beautiful rtrildren around him to enjoy Jfvso-w/w Aehwey. to sra dear John himself happily mar­ the woortcer of tho Chri*ltna« tree. Witx’xac Parnirm Imp But.—A (Turk gvmUemaa. with That aigbttbo family retired about mid­ ried, with children of hie own to inkernight. Toward two o'clock in fa* morn­ ing the gentleman beard a noise below stairs, and muring quietly oat of "bed, । •hows kew far from ruxesaful she had been; but a luminous idee was now stood at the b*ad of the stairs to aware reepaneibility. himaeH that his suspicion* of burglars busy in her mind, and she proceeds4 tn being in fa* boua* were eorract. Die •■C. O. D."—“C. Q. r*.” a a ikraoMact upon it. w t l-rs of uurh jeculfar oad peremjitoty •‘John,’ she said, a hen bo atrollad in­ glram of a cu<U>? in the narior basuxssgnifi-iuaos as 11 bars b-eftno familyr ed hhu. and returning to bh bedrccm to her parlor tho next evening, "we ore to all who ere terra 1 Tn etprew. A and aiming himtelf, ta crept down going tn tho Groves next week-, wlteti new iufariretatuBi of th«u e-w« to as rtatia, to caprare tta thief. He tad from a Cuwinnali eorre-ponmmt. wan proceeded ao eoutiwsJy that tta bur­ glar was not nwaxe of any <** stirring in th* hotiw-bold. and when be reached "Now, John, tuu will give u« one month first 1 Come, fa promise.” “But, Fan., Jon always have so much Michigan -Exchange. •Tf you will come, 1 won't have any­ Sdrrt il'Oi wi2 FARMERS BLACKSMITHING! J Bitiiii. Mviile MHIME Russali & Kevins Immense Stock DRUGS PAINTS & OILS 8 « :s Hots'-, S'«>/ Carriage 4 Home OAT x? T1 1 XT n Gold & Silver Wetches CT. CM* U^r.1. >. Ett f ii JiJrtti i HASTINGS IA1BLS WCRKS body at all—not a youog lady; I hare teased you awfully about a wife, John, hut I will let you alone afror ih *. You ! may hr* and die in single b eeeodnras, .f sou taaUy fasti* it-” - --------------- - --------- --------“Then I will coma Bn' you told me tho lost time wo apokn of trie Grores, j ty-five year* *co were the that Mis* Murray was going with you I who is now a resident of tit I for a mouth." been brought into court aM ___ s***CS*J “<>) mt r. wl,rir. thrt’SMSrtfr wbei do« ths pr- rapter towld ate tp,»y-" " That if How v, firsra x C----- “ risked faoa.ta.IW*^ — rritor. Both | J ‘ �Tha object of this Arocciufoa fo to;; l*ur ox Intro* remombg at theidgQK keep alive tlie flrM ot palriolism by I| Hastings M O. Jan. 281h, 1873. > freshening up the motneries of tho men !I Batfow Aegustua, Dusamaa Libia*, m* ' ^6 ia regard to the Groat Reballion, ito bat- ’ DreMCUt John, Fast Geo., FsniraWorth The I I-idda, Foster Evo, Flint Mrs. A-, Gralie*, its marches, il» hardships, and tho Hnvcneatnp Jamra A final glorioro victory ot th* L’nfou:J ham Mra. W. J. It appears that two Senators have been eteetwd by tho Kellogg I^irtatarv of Inuiaiana. (tee Mr. Ray, for a wry short nnexiared term, of 88ua*w Kel­ logg whore Gubernatorial honor* require hi* resignation from the Senate, end the other, acting Governor Piuohbock who ba* been elected to fill a six- year term. The muddle in all the affair, of that State and tba mix up nf three cir' ' * «1 many anxious exact status of gla nrntr ofthoSSd insL Ou Tuesday, tho 16th, the Northern Michigan Agricultural and Mechanical Society having been notified that tho Committee of tho Btate Bocfoty, oousistiug of tho Hon. W. J. Baxter, of JoureviTlo; IL G. Wed*, E^., of Kalama­ zoo ; 8. 0. Knapp, Eeq., of Jackson, aud IL F. JohMteo, of Detroit, was prMouL Tho two commitlee*|of tho rerr-M-tlvo sociolM-s met. On motion of Mr H- G. Wells, Pres­ ident Q. W. Grigg* was appointed chair­ man. On motion of Mr. BaxterJHJ.JWrils was appointed BeoMary. the central figure in the entire affair. He at last acrounto was highest in tho ballot for U. B- bens tor by hie own Leg­ islature. Iti* said that th* doeuira of Judge Durol^ in favor of the Kollorg Board of Canrasaera has already bran made Thin is yet apochryplial, hut, ,if it prove true will pretty well rettfo the legal status of Kellogg, Ray and Pmck- election, held pursuant to the Cbnstitutwo, ou the first Tuesday slier the first Monday ia November in 1832 and envy seeond year thereafter. If this vfow of the ca*e bo true, no ara*sidmeDl incroroin< the saforiee can be acted upon by th* people prior to Nor. 187 4. We clip the above from Senator Dew­ ey’s ‘organ’ of January the 8th in- salaries of ourCimil Judges waapeudfog before tho people, did th® Btatrr otter a *seyl»«vnfin fororof a proposi­ tion whish now it claims to ‘heartily endorseF Thrvugfaont all tho epoochcs inflicted uvon th® defjneolcui tse-.nlo of thia Senatorial District by the Editor of tho Jasasr, during the late campaign, did he ever utter a single word in favor of this wise aad just meoauro ? If so, wfow, and wforsf And when, on tho af­ ternoon of Thursday, January ‘.'th Inst, at tho spring elections ? Recognizing no right on the port of ths Divooe Lawyer who ecribtea for the Editorial columns of our rotempcrary, to call us to account for any vote w» doc Indians * gnat injustice- The dfoposition to encourage settlers u taking । albthy good load and making Indian rMorrttious out of rocky barrens I been badly /selected. It ia subject to killing frosts through all tho Sumtuei and deep snows in Winter, being a high valley among the Cascade Mountains. No tnorv cheerlooa region for farming purpaww could perhaps be found in tho i country. (fojjJd by cold aud hunger, 1 the Indians kill a fow scttlen and nwd ago aarttlcaient as tho means their cv| [«rience teaehoa thorn to be moot cer-’ tain of calling the altantam of the Gov7 eminent, aud securing betxst treatment. 1: appear* that Agent Dynr rays hi* I Indians, tlie Mudacs, cannot sustain themselves on the reservation assigned । them, and the result is they are turned upon the rettiements. They are therefore lighting for their | live* aad there of their familio*. They w* acted tn perfect harmony with our own conviction* o! right and justice and in amrdancn with the views of the men by whose votes we wore honored by an compass just small enough t*. keep the election to the Senate, in voting against . dreadful end of thoir muornblc lite* giving our Supremo Judges a salary of I . continually before them. 85,000^ach per annum. Wo did vote I to giro them, each 84,000, which in our The Committee onjfi'enaibns judgamont is all that thoir service* are worth to the people, and a much more Ileus® of Representatives have liberal compensation for their services, I ously agreed to report a bill U than 85,000 would be for our Governor, or 83,500 for our Circuit J-d<-, and I। make an important change iu the aola! rite of thoan engaged in that bureau. yet the people refuse to giro the latter ' The saloryj.if the Cteramireionor, Chief evra 82,500 at the last election*. It is j art trw*, however, as our cotampornry Clerk, nnd Baade of Division*, will be would have his readers believe, that wo I did not urge tho adoption of tha salary i with tho amount of labor porformtd and roaponribility assumed. A new officv through the columns of the Bsxxxa aad : wdl be created—(has of assistant Comby every personal ctfort we could mako, | mia*ionjr— with a aalary of 84000, tha as our friends in all parte of thia Bena- amount now received by the Commfotorial District will affirm, but it ia true, rioac-r. Th® free of Examining Sutthat we did not favor that one limiting geoaa all over the U. 8. will be rairod| the number ef Grevuts, but tho editor tLu* enabling mans experienced physi­ of the /rarwaf should know enough to cians to fill position* which they now poridrely decline oa accoant of iiqufficienocyof cumpensatfon. One of tho nieit impartant sections act of ours through his column* or from of this bill i* contained in tho proposi­ hia extrew.-ly loon hung tongue, we do tion to publish in each County newspa­ not deem it of any important-? to giro per a list of the pensionsre of that com­ further attention to his willful misrep- munity, thus by publicity preventing resentstirwi of our action pertaining to gross fraud* on tho Government which ere daily being perjwtrated by reason of the secrecy maintained In regard to I dilution being submitted at the April stonirwi, we rwfor the editor to article XX Becton ero of tho Couslitutfou, and to tho vary abte report uf Senators Em- ing, and tho following officers ware elated for thAnsuiug year: President—Gcu. W. Ii. Withingtuu. Vies President*—Gen. G. 8. Wbriuer, Copt Clinton Bpenccr, (.’apt. J. H. M<Gowan, Surgron E. J, Bcaine, Gon. J. H. Kidd, Ool. W. B. MttCreery, Maj. B. W. Huston, Jr., Maj. T. Morris, CoL W. B. Wright Treasurer—Capt 8. IL lluw. Eaootding Secretary--CoL Delo* PhillipeOotToepouding Secretary —Col. C. 11. Grant Johnson offered a preamble aad neo- j Executive Cummittoo—Gen. Withing fattens which was debated and amend- ton, Maj. H. Buula, Gen. F. W. Switi, A and tbs following drawn by Mr. Capt (J. W. Watkins, Gen. U. I- BpeulBaxter, accepted aud adopted : A resolution of respect iru pared to ! Wane**, A committee havo been appointed by the business committee of j tho memory of the lute Col. C. J. Dick­ the Michigan State Agricultural Society, I inson of Hillsdale, of the 10th Infantry. to meet tho Northern Michigan Agri­ The next annual meeting is to b< cultural and Mcdianical Society to con­ ' sider if some plan of union of tho two hold at Jackson, April Oth, 1871. aocietiea could not bo agreed upon, ana The banquet at tho Lausing House a committed having been appointed by was most sumptuous and nbundauL The tho Northern Agricultural and Mae’uanical Society to meet such committee.and bill of fare contained 26 dishes of ng-Jtand full, 11 of iclblies, 18 ot eakejpd jvlliess. D of fruit and nut*, with tea,< dfee, and champagne. No hotel in the Blate could present' a more t ;irun:iu repast, or tables more beautifully deco­ rated with pyramids of confectionery, boquets of flowers, aud luinislura Co.lU flags, than the tables prepared by Mr. Hudson; and every thing was retvud with that quiet, prompt etficien-y char- meat of such committee give a plodgv to tender the resignation of tlirir re­ spective office*, it rendered nece**ary or desirable that the place* may be filled by tho pcrooca recommcwlod "by soeb joint committee ; and further, that at leart one-half of tho members of the Executive Committee of each society pledge thetaaeivee to such joint oonlmittee to tender their naignaaon if-^eces*ary or desirable that thmr places may 'bo tilled by tho persons »o rooimmouded, that the now board of officers and m*mix»r» of the Executive Cutnmitteu may fuu-ly represent tha interact* «.f the «-n- I tho rock* qc the mountain aide* and , Gght with terrible energy, seldom giv­ ing the troop* a chanee to reach them i While they*pick off the troop* with imI punity. Thia miamanaguaicnl of tho Modoc* i* in duvet violation of the President'* Indian policy, and the soonor the injditice ia receded from, and tho Iniana are treated with jusfon and hu­ manity, tho belter it will be for tho rettlera of that region a* well a* tho Cuan- New Advertisements. IF YOU WANT HASTINGS, MICH. AKR’S BACON & Tar Cordial, BUSINESS CIRCLES. NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY For upward* of thirty-eight years tlie Dxraorr Fxxn Paua has bo?n recog­ nised aa one of tho leading journals ia tho West This high position—to long maintainnl-it will be the constant aim of the publishers lo doserro an j retain. With the increased facilities nt com mun3 tho publisher* will strivu to make tho Zrw J'rers in the future »till more than in tho past, a good newspaper. Tho Xrar Pnu, |olitically, will be devoted to au intelligent support of thoee Throat and I-rtanjo- l«utperily of tho nation can bo best subserved and proaiotad. Its BDITOR1AL DEPARTMENT Will be conducted in a spirit of fairness ! titles un Current, Political, Social aud ■ Moral Topics, will bo of that olmractar ' which baa given th" Fru Prut so nxtended a reputation. _ In this department will bo found in­ formation received by telegraph from all l*rt* uf tlw> world. In it* telegraph­ ic now* tfo> /rw J'rsss ia second to nona and contains a larger extent than any other Michigan newspaper special die[.atchre. thereby giving Its reader* tho *-arli«wt and inort cranploto inteUigrocw uf all important event*. THE IXJCAL DEPARTMENT. Will be inten-rting and entertaining, full and complete, abounding in those spirited and racy descriptions of currant iivi-nt^ which hare rauwd the f'rM Prt— *o 1m, tn largely quoted from and have given it a rvtiutviioa in all sections of tho United States as being in tbi* re­ spect absolutely unexcelled. I THE MICHIGAN NBW8 DEPART- The guoits sat dvwu to tha viands ut 1 about 10 o'clock, aud the toast-giving rommenred at llillU. .Ml tho piartk-i who ware expected to respond to toasts, excepting three weto pn >,-ul Ueu Wm. Humplucy toast-master. exercises uete diversitlsd by mueftarok; tho lacnsiug Silver Cucin.-t BaS, end singing by a quarte tte, cjmIHswid uf Mrs. Woodcock, Mr*. DoVim-y, Mr. Lee, aud Mr. Bouicat, with piano ai-eumpauimeut by Miss Barnard. Aa tlie opening exerriMe, n pic:u written by a Michigan lady wav read by Hen. E. W. Swift, entitled ‘OurDefeu lcts,' aud ‘dedicated to tho MiiLi^an ! Will contain an a.xmrato record of the doing* in every locality of the Start, gathered mainly fron special oonwepoudunts selected fur thoir intelligence, trustworthinra* and the forilitiro they I I'lUCU for traamitting the eariiMt and I most important information. Under this heading will come special reports of public events occurring within the boun­ daries cd tho State, written by member* of the A’rw Prm' Iteportaital Staff, 'with *ueh judgement, accuracy and dis1 crimination a* shall insure strict relia’ bility. FARM AND FIRESIDE DEPART- First-Class Instruments. Hew Scales. KtTICE. New Styles. New Prices. ft Pitt Tree Tir Ctrtiil, Very Low. Great American Dyspapsia Pills, Tf'areroom, A’o. 255 Greene, near lighth St., WOBM SUGAR DROPS thigaa. It* market reports contain ■rything ot interest to tho morchanta, fully collated and rovirol, and record all the jrimipal tranaactiod* in tho ra­ tions article* of trade; froduce and mt rehandi«A in the market* of the lead­ ing ot.ys in tho L’muu, n* well as more KERRY R. WISHART. 1*1101’ltn-rroii. I.ITERARY FEATURES. :v ;• [ for a higher level and a broader th-’, i I For twenty reais it Las lx co riait.ug thr people all o»vr the land, aud fog to establish itself in th - r bunm ui ItogutSr mecuag of the Common a power for good—a<wktag to man Coon-til, at the Council Room, Monday brut la purer acd ha|<pier. But it L.I Lmitationa which are now pueix-d asLlr evening, Jan 27 th, 1873. Hereafter it will take the form vf tbeditor’s own ulcsdjof what a uuigari ■ B. F. NORRIS & CO The irn Prtu will bo cuudueted with ' the sauto careful nxrard to tb« eefoction of all that is interesting and instrnctirv. 1 the general utiu being to pniduoo such a. journal as shall iiwl a welcome ia I • »<-ry intelligent homo circle a» well a* i the- <x*mting room aud t!u> offii c, on.that so citizen of Michigan especially can rdk.rd to do without. Tm Diitr Fax* Parse, superior in nil n-’pect* to any Detroit newspaper, is furnished to mail eubscribvr* nt Txs i 139 Tltc lit-Wiuit Fata; Paca* Wl. tain* all the nesra of the daily, and is nuliiislied thriev a week, bciug far the | brat jouraal fur farmcra oml merchant s residing iu tho interior who, while xa t tejing tufficivnlly well informal throng'll u weekly uewipapor. still hay. oU Use n ail tnrilitic* to enable them to take a dufly. Tlii* isliuon is furnished at ' Fits Duturs a year. Tnz Wxzxiv Fata Parse for Miclugai i readers, by l«r the Bert journal publish­ ed, ia furnished al Two Dollars a veer. Io the grtler up of a club of fire an ex­ tra copy wilt be furnished. For data, uf ten tho mice will bo 81.80 for each per year. Extra inducement* to eun vaMH.ro to bo had on application by.let- The prevent number la one of great IdinutM of. previous mootiuga read excellence aad inlrmt, aud a ]Mui*e and approvad. of the good thing* to eoOM< . It ba* By Aid. Wood— That an order of 831.75 on general Levei greatly enlarged ood Literally IL highway fund bo drawn in favor of lustratod. “Pipacy Potto'* begin* n new Jan. Sth, 1872, fur which an order was never drawn. The amount being for work on and about Iron Bridge. Carried. Mured by Aid. Jewell, that th® Fire Wisharfs Pine Tree and impartiality, free alike from peraon| ul rancor or undno fiiroriteiam. Ito ar­ Fourth, We further recommend that •die next annual fair of the united aoci♦ty shall be fold at some point north of tho line of tho Michigan Central Railroad. Tlxwe resolutions were reportrd to tho the Raw Rvcrnit—R«*]*>nvc bv Maj. Executive Board of tho Northern Mich- H. A. etiaw. ' tan Society at thoir option in the af­ Michigan—Be*p<'n*c by liovcrout ternoon of the 16th ins»., and were, af- Bagiev. Tho I’Jo**—R«*[>->um> by 8. D. Bing­ imously adopted. ham. . In compliance with their rocotnmeudOur Fallen Comrades—Uestnir-.- by dlivns ths following gtntlemen were ap- Gon. B. M. Cutchvon. t [idntixi u member* of tho 'joint eotnThe Loyal Women - IL->tvu -e ' mitteo projoecd to lotm a union of the Cok C. B. Grant. _ two eocietie*. The Hutue Gustd-IL-on-in-e bv < d Edwin Phelps, of Poatiao ; Anderson j C. V. Do Land. Skout, of 8t John*; A. 8. Browne, । Wtaia Johnny came Man-bing Huinc Ikmtwatsr; C. I* Whitney, Muskegon ; —Response by G. n. W H. Within;Townsend North, Vassar. The ccimmilti-e of the Michigan State Agricultural Society recommend that the annual meeting of tho Executive Uemmittoe be called by the President I Tho January issue uf “Ailhur’’ ia at I oar table. Tho 2/te* JfofsaM talcs | with this number, iu "New Departuii time la which to make a,report. Carried. The Finanse Committee reported back have been supplied by tho phonograph­ tho account of I. A. Holbrook, of 8100. ic notes taken on the spot at tho time Moved by Aid. Jewell, that tho report uf tha Court of Inquiry. The notes hare boon re-transcribed iu long hand of the Committee be tabled. Aye* and and corer a long period of groat histor­ nays called and resulted as follows: Ayes — Eastmtn, Wooley and Jewell ic record. It makes 3,361 pages of le­ gal cap—averaging 225 words to tha Noya—Hama and Wood. ^y Aid. Jewell— page. Mr. Benj. Pittman, one of the Thai Henry C. Lfcwis be allowed an best phonograplmn of tha land arrived here to-day with this record for use ox tension of thirty days fur eellectfon of taxes in the citv of Hasting*, to date from Feb. 1st, 1873. The House Bilk amended, abolishing the franking prinisge ia toto, Ium just pa sard tho Senate. It will go to the piro State. He remained st the Capi­ Hoose lor concurrcnco. tol, alteading to the »nsnnii of the naArmstrong, the sitting Delegate frouw tioo, while tM Republican member, of tha New York Legislature in caucus IE., Horn Richard, Johnson Honco A. — - aflrrnoon meeting w.ut hold of Jordan ' ~ i wo hn* no report, but the buri j neetiuga we* held iu ilio ‘Ifopre-I 1873. Detroit Free Press- ‘Window*’ hero been a great feature ia : tho Jlew. Every subrcril>cr to tho Magarino for 1878 will receive n «.;.y LADIES' REPOSITORY I’’OK 1W73- Otr tr Sit fl Ik Ians imb bob un Fuma, srucra . WATER UH un at rue Shingles, Lsth, &c. B. F. STKrSTHOFF, corner of Madison, CHICAGO. Pearl Batt*, Ice Pnclicra. CaflroUrro, byrup Disbea, Bpoon Holder*. ’fop* and Goblets, Braodeto, OoH Tumbles. Silver Thzmblr«, Gold Loektte, loveliest «tevl engravings ever i«>uixl Terms, 82.,'HJ a year, with a rodurtion fur club*. Address T. 8. Arnica & Box, Tax Lxnr's FttzrfFua Fnacxav.— The February number of this cltanning Magarino open* with aa engraving rep­ resenting a young mother looking t.-nrfully over an old le*eon-bcok which be­ longed to her daa.1 child—a ameet and touching picture. Then there te a land­ scape, a Bridge over a Swiss Ravine, and a ntmiiwt of Fashion Cut*. The Music te ‘The Mountain Echo Galop." The literary contents arc “Cotem-l Cembrelleng*. Valeutma," by Deiey Ventnor; “Una and her Prinrv," by Mia* Muxroy ; “Seeing and Believing," by Martin C. Payne; "Darothea," tliapening of Fanny Bodgron's new nov­ elet ; “A Rumoneo of West Point." by By Aid. WoodEil* P.onmm Church: “Count Osborn's Thai the report of Committee ap­ Rwfu*al,” by Marion Howard; “The pointed to confer with some person in Mortar at Greyland*," Mt*. Hour-. regard to acting as City Attorney be ta­ Wood's ne w Durol. Ac., So Send for a •ample number, containing all the iuker, from the table. ducemento. Price 82,00 a year, or 82.Cji-Iik.k. __ _ -T..,. State St £. 3 city lit»s ctpoi c id Has now on hand a com­ plete assortment of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, Pictures, Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Call and sec them, J/to. Ipw. ft talar LiiiKil _ Sinkal aid Istaital, DENTIST 4r Ff» P"T Offnt. paijst Tiisror J. SKWAUB Music Gold & FtMSBttr ui ] �Tq* RypUsuciyi Th* Lwgielaturo i* to have a rotas* for • few daya tXhen- are many deaths this winter— rnually among *ld«rly jieoplc. let fever and diphtheria kavu occured in Woodland recently. When th* flooring i* ready at the school building work will progress more rejadiy. _______________ £. ■murrv.j-.st. cmitiH.___ Ltcal tow Foticej. Subtcrijriou* to th* Bixxxa are com. i«g in quite hrvly. Ploea* accept th* thank* of tho publishers fat the *amo. JSXSI5SMK8t^‘ A horse belonging to Gov. Begley ran away one duy last week, and broke yttur watehea, clock*, or jewelry at low­ a leg. feu »5u0. er rates than at any other establishmeat in th* city, call at the Barber Shop Building north side of S'at* St. I want any iqdantity uf prim* roil Butter far which 1 will nay the highswt market prico in cash. I also want dross id chicken* for which, if fat, aad drawn, I will pay 10 eta. pur pound. C. ft. Siunnr. Hastings, Jan. 21, 1878. ■ ICHK.4* CUTBAL B B - <*ee He**. Ktrenger!—Tharv ie not an Institution in tho City of Heatings that la mure worthy ot patronage, than that of Hraamcr. Heath A Co. Their etoek Grand River Valley Division ItlUr ■ J12 lf“ 10* •" «v. :£ 1 ' • ... is te T <• Tie Srt 1 I St* sn IM IU ig ! hardshi|w, skknea*. and sulfcring en­ dured by many who Imd come t > Barry rounty to moke ■: their faturo Luma, Ball at Jackson, and it is an honor to and then thn facr* would quickly change the Fraternity of that enterpcising’xlty to joy, a* tha ajwaker -xuuld change Ed. say* it ia peeling tmaine**, thia froei hi* relating scene* of grief and bring Route Agent on the cars such cold weather, lor he from hi* cars *•» bring down the house ia roar* of laugh­ , ter. Relating matter* of dilforout cl Atthey pe*W The Benn i* th* only paper in the acter, musk', Initb vocal aud instru­ State of its ai*e, but what costs it* sub­ mental, dancing, Ac., the afternoon and scribers two dollars per year. The cveping pafd away but toa quickly. Bax*■* only 11.60. The *5.000 prise in tho Harmonic ot our county disjarv-d to their homes lo reflect njoii many scene* that Lad in­ deed escape*! tl.cir memory, but wa* brought to mind by the reunion here the other day. We understand the | help ua by handing iu whnt they owe Money is always acceptable, arpf w< shall feel to thank all who l:^p u< it IU SM 1* IS las M *u* «is Immense Reduction in ail our Prices, 5330234853232353484853485 3,NO00 WORTH OF MM! Must be Sold this Winter. Having bought an immense Stock from two Bankrupt Houaea in New York, we are going to noil Good* 25 per cent, low­ er than any other House in Michigan. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. We haven't room In mention all our Reduced Pricey, but wt Herewith Pledge oil wive* to Offi -r uml Sell the Beat Bargains in * STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. TtfC MEUT 0/IE p^lCE STOtfE, MICH •« 4«S | 1 1 Mra SUsw we clip the following article whlrli we >|wcUlly command to tire attention of all our reader*, aud trust heed tuny be given ta the suggestions, in Npnl t<> quretlnn that tnix-b uf (be money eetit i abroad for new.paper- would be much ! more Judicially expended in the pur­ Charlo* GtIky. who lived In U< South­ : eba-sfof tho-e published in tho btnte : west corner of Pralrtevllla Township, committed suicide on Friday Eve., of last week, by culttng bl* throat. H* was a brothar of John 1*. Gllky, of: Richland. Kalam.axj Co., at whom l.ou-e hs wa* when he put an end to hl* ,'S II annually hereafter, aud of tonne tlie interest at each meeting will far exceed that of the proceeding •toe. Article* of association were presented and read by Willard Haye*. uni were aloptod. Or­ ganisation completely electing n. A. Goodyear 1‘rvvxdunt, W. 1* Bristol ami WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW to* a • at* a UWra totora. SSOsa text Is. IE !! W* wore in hopes tn have ua 1 ths The foUcwfag article has been scat ua proceedings vt tho Pioneer* Meeting from Middleville for publication, pro­ that was held in this city on the 21th , Turning that tbo writer draws his own inat, lo publish in this issue, but a* we photograph, we respectfully give it a were not at said meeting, nnd the Sec­ place in cur column* : retary of the meeting having boon sick There ia a epechnun uf humanity liv­ and confined to hi* bod since tho wett­ ing in Middlut ills, whoso businoat hours ing, wo can giro but a abort sketch of call him to a little shanty (that ho calls the proceedings. The attendance wa* hi* office) on Main street. Thia speci­ a great deal larger-than any eno dared men uf humanity wears a fierce musLope fur, and the occasion ua* on* to taehe, Li* eye* like those if the grey­ be remmbvrod always by those ia at­ hound are act in a Lead about a* well tendance. Prominent among the a*- developed, Id* tone is not quits as large ■embly, wa*Dr. Wm. Upjohn, Willard aa a 1 hitch flat iron, his oars and voice Haye* and wife, Solomon C. Hall now of MiaHmri, Mr. Partuel**-, one of tho oas ; and, Ob, v viry first settlers of th* county, but now would you like a resident, wo belinvs, of Maryland, but I forixmr, f< Wm. Ingram, nnd a great many more' whom we cnanut mention, but wbu were among the first scUlm of tlw county. Tho mtottainux-r.t emumcnevd k>un tuc of a beanpole drowsed in after noon nnd was kept up till mid­ Ilia tiny sheet joints you to hi* night or 11 tor, an ! anuUur such an cn- trivial occupation, and taking him all in joyablo afl’air «m never held in Boat­ all, the only wonder ia how auch a frame ing*. The meeting aud greeting uf ul<i friotid*, the partaking of refreshment*, consisting uf everything in tho lino oi eatables, from Juhnnytako ia its pl.iine*t made style, to tbo rkli*«l of cukes, iu!cUignnc.r of th* death of Willard pic*, vic., *ervvd by tho old jitunt-ont 11 aye*. Mr Haye* wa* an old printer, and thoir inestimable wivvs, In stylo* to | »!*» one of tlie oldest j ionoer* of Barry County. ■ dS ' 28- 1 IS 19 *u su 1M > J ' 3'«.»*. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST ✓Now that we have rpleadid alrighing, why don't car farmers improve their Sine in hauling in their produce, which i* very scarce iu the city, and brings a good price. Bring along a load or two of com and carts, get a pocketful of greenbacks call on the printer and then g* on ywtir way rejoicing. Sxwtxo Mirl’.in the very best ia the world and cheaper than enywhere else in Barry County. Com* ia and try them aad you will be convinced that it feet. We buy all of our Machines and by the ojwning of »[Tti>g will have Michigan Central R. R. isforacash, and can aad will sell them at built 1,409 mile* of telogntph.-and have 'OLD. SELUBU SSDSiaKT ROUTE. under its control 3,000 mile* of wire. Within th* jwst two ytarv nearly 500 miles of poise have been *et up! te a DOUCHE.I ighbortax-d. autt sims Its port krepitef it« r -.uler- informed ig the pixnrere o: tbo <>utd-lc k* the rd bare iuerva-e• ‘n al*» ■ i* cnlarf.-cl, but it never nsg-1 the Moore’ and ‘The Village Bell;’ which are given awgy to subscribers to tho .4L duw. Ihe most bewuliful and valuable American monthly, and than leave your orders for it with Mr. Brook* at the Bi* su office, or Mrs. Dower, and Re- American Organ Is Bred it the PiMie m its nil. Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elsewher a. Curraue. Cxoraixe, Cunarea.—Tbo beat amortment ia the city consisting of heavy Caaaimere Suit*. Black Cloth Bril* aud a splendid aaaortment of Black Pants and Veal suitable for those anlm- Overcoat* *5 to *26 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Bouse Grand Sapid*. In regard to ‘•stolen aleigb rides" published in the Jranul week before last, in which they ask “if ii i* proper Lx a man to aeiao th* opportunity and in tbo dark nee* of night, take another man's wife, ete." Tho Msddireilfo pa­ per of last week give* a bit *f advi.« in two li—.italj. “O, du.'l -l.-l u; .Ucl. <b«.l bl, I THEWEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. May M. ✓Every van who ia acquainted wit11 Dcacun Van Brunt of this city, know hia penchant for joking. He attempted to perpetrate a joke upon Bnlemou C. Wo hate encouraging rrjv.it* from HoU. th* other day at the Pion eers’ all parts of the ccnntry oi the {respect* meeting, but th* thing boomeraugod, — for a large yield of frail tho coming tee ton, the reemt cold >nap having in­ jured tho fruit bud* very slightly- Frail ;ia i mg* aright! It roods in thia way, grower* that v er* despond < nt two wroks ‘ A certain taan went dowu from Jerusa­ ago, Inqjin to look mom cbwrtal i s they lem to Jerico, aad fell among thievoa.’ " A burst of laughter waa ms tat'.ta ueotra bothood of Spring Lake, neatly al! the and nproaroua. and Van—anbrided. peueh trow are reported all right ro far. the Early Crawfted soeming to be th* Terra*' Mcsicll Momi.r, No. ®1, . only one injured to any eaten!, and un­ Cor February, com** promptly to baa J. less we bare «dd«r weMher than wi and sa. *»<*uaL overflowing with m»Iehave had, ttonre used be no fear* enter­ dy. Tbi* Magunne ia fhreuMsd at the tained that there will not bo a fair, if low price of 13,00 per ywr, aad mmnot a large, yield this y«r.->*r » * 0*. tain* mor* masse iu a single moe'hly uusiber than can be bought in ahewtform fur double that sum. The number The “C., B. * Q. B- E.,’’ raauiag before ua conlaina; “Our Lttie Pet,” a bawtlfel bolted by the iamom s.-mg- Minnesota the cold map of Chtictmaa reputation in th* had two years a* th* ■ *»- - — ------Is to tto, waa> aad “Give my Love to all al Home ; Two-Part Songs, •'Fold we our Hsnd. in Prayer" aad “Far from my Thought Together with the folfowiag lucrumva wa*k has Uvu svrp<us<-d by lb* cold of: Sunday, Jas. 5»tb. At Sparta the tber- !, mometer marked 4.’>« la-low rrro. at La Hattinga Allegan. �X. Morritu** Adt'ff - I. Ki.hijia Miiiiirr Dsjot. l» hotooa, and the b<‘it, making it •ay throagh tbo dure aflbe-wind .w bapa to grew dim The «bxiur push­ Wk Ae groat book Wire turn on th tobtoW ktabd ever h at th. ope fpato beycud, wh<ro tho fire bad die ‘ toeoorpei, daopite Uo awkward bu viguroue effirrts a* sweeping that hnd been expended upon it, wm neither bright nar tidy. The doctor's thought­ fol «fto Memoir took in time details ; hie meditations wore of something olse. bei U oononod tu him, vaguely thst the, frtoee wore* dreary, uuhumalike air./' Ha waa thinking nf a-Mir of brown 9goo and a grave, sweet Um. Snob vietoan tofght Eave made the <4.1 room seum bright, but that tbe <yu< had of Utawvwe kA alik aC ■ - - .. - - I... ....I ,I., pared bur the long walk? it wa. out h-r way, ha knew—so well ho had earned the round ot leeoon-giring ’ Joe ns still deep in th> subject of urglars. He hai explained to ba own xusfactum bow, •*ft« dors, they ear iy snUTux tltafll shine, or nM shine, jn.t .. they want ..’em to; and they wear doffed aboas that you m*l h-ar n > auce'nn cat with mitteui uu Ant snvhow, you Cis'l tell who they are, if you do soe 'em, 'carue thoir faoos are jjvered with — with -oh I what is it tiiov pnt on their kaeas. Unde Hast ’ •Ou tueir faccwy ropealod Un.io Max. aoadering cnoiber question—Should ho CAPITOL CF NIICHIGA k to enouantor him. Ho did no: wondui M H particularly. “Thirty dro jh> •id, and grown dull and nloading frou a Mfr of early care and hards hip. Whs •boald draw her to you. Maxwell CaaayF he aneetwaod, a faint smile ai hie own foi.y fiituag over bis bps for an toetent and losing Itself umiar the heavy 4Ilo caught tbo finl souud of hia step on tuo «Uir—a slower rep th in usual, and tbe dodoc'k firns wore a fsia‘ etoixd u; dirappuintmnnt from his uu ucc.-»ful walk It pawed Inrougli .wifi nul varied chxngcs, bowurer. al lue discuverr <lf Jue’a barricade, and tbe toefttoad 1 rohoarral of hia vaiiMt expl.nl. 'Caught her slick as could be; alto didn't get a chance to burglar anything at a!l,It>Hl yon!* begas tue youthful CEO. T. ROWELL A CO’S ISEOlUO detect! ru bo tatinjy, but paused in open­ mouthed dismay at witnessing !<>• -peed with wnich tbe chaira wore pu4rad .irido. and tbo daagurous lady rel-iawd 'MiaiMure! Wuat must you think 1'' •‘xetaim.d tbe doctor, apologetically, ro-; gretiully. . Tnat yuor style of iulu -tug cuitoin $5 10 Sdj •ra to await your' return is sumewaat piciuir, Dr. Cissy,' an* lepliel, a Jaih uf mUou>Bi tn nguug wita t.,u ana >yanro aud nNeutmuat in b«r tone. j , - ■IrUcreil- A.Uoi u> vjIA*. sjivlluv.: . -.1 .. .,4 br..ovlAai airtfcjli.s.. .M .si, •Joel' bjgan t-ro iLrator stonily. B it GEO, Jk*. xt.«J -e «* - -- _ !X*bS4iJl.r“'”GAZETfBBli THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. Tin Cilnrt L,’th<>jrapM<i» Compsny or Ostrolt. I - r, , ihw enr*. «»J •>■■■ • pebltalng 4 «»‘ d UU-J'swt- •» The New Capitol and Grounds, VANTKD. NgWSPiPSH DIHECTORf 4ITHE* BUSINESS COLLESE W DUBS OF PBFOIfflS! DON’T Iu Ca.k, n«SI Kstals «M Premiai I’r-pr’*!, •» *■*<•»«• $23,000 iu JUal Estate! JOHN I'KBSEU* CO. $3,000 rfKLli' CARBOLIC TABLglb. <’ *• W>- in Cash ! $6,555 in Persona! Property. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES ANO MATES. tedctooly a rapid, noisy stop acundod npon tha stair*, the door was pushes open and closed with a arata, and >. fteto, yuung votoa called out Lreerily ‘•B^n. Uncto -riaxF •WeM, JoeF ro.pondeJ the docto qniatly, namovod by the in vsJon. . Joe entsrtaiasd no doubt of bis w-f aat’l nu ourgisr lira t ny . salt.' 43, •-, cg;.' rx Fo 1 r t Adv?rtiserT thiaking bow miua uci,’ut>r nw uld o,- J ** fL-e lurked with tua- granary, w .inmlv iys.■ • *•« pcvMuue in tbegkie o. tbs ffrolgu.. Lt ■' ■■■" > ! was the iMuro.t (M<si-ihi uu,»>nuu.tj lor * ’■ ’ colddra nil kUt.-.i 1-im.s . IM .. .d'u.v'e ' ' >-lus>4« fl 1 >b -J an I oar o/o.gr.-w mirtX urt «il a way. Tlie tlwtor .eit u itruggloi agaiiKi it, pret-i.i; f> r •ritn qttMk, firm slip lintti-.wi town looked old an I aid. tf I . lUged tv be uw*y from it Intel. — i r .v«a inoHnutiun tnat he ba I reRv.ad -xuiu of a bravo, brief criwd h.. in that th. very life of lif- i, not it. Jvf. ... rsi^d'his he?! ratwr 4?«M* XXtotam tLiX. ££ w£‘£IS •u“j'““r auT2 fX Mdv roJ2dlv f" “ f"^ hi,SIW*r ST^7’Ziu .S* de'bghtu* ia.* he added wistfully. Tbe doctor surveyed tutu from the t<« •f hie muddy obeoa to the top at Lis rartoy bead—no ynat distance—usd as hr saw tbe air ot oonsetoesaUity to fill any office. with which he drew hitsaalf up and thru*: hia hands into bu peckete. •What e ’come of my jacket-but­ tons F naked Joe. fancying Ural ho rea l thatqaaiCM in tba giance but upon him. ’•V. hy, some of 'em tore offi tlrat'o alL Whal doos go with ’em, Uncto Max? *Umm mTs always askin’ me sod I don't know. Believe they ju.t , that a tnu'hsr a lips had been wuat t_> quote long agv--csn>e back io him. fifty rente that yuu may buy Hr.-eruck and the strong man repealed th-iu with era with tor the crouing two lunu-nts. ' a mure .imule, eanws: leith taan tbo pnocet’ ‘lunrhcn,’ corrected Joe. aapihnewa of others, nnd Gvl will UXo : *A.l right; it’s all the «auio thing,' care .f yuura.' laid the iLclor placidir Joe. Uft to himwlf, Sil IJsaly dinorJuo dil nut quite uniat.taad it uo‘. ered that the office waa rather dark. Ho stirred tba£.iala in tho grate, put un freah fuel, and soon had a nrix.it. dane* frequou: EUAst at tb-tr bua-o. and tho ing blue that sent its chorry light into laaiLjr all dropped into Use way ot eall­ ing her •EJiln.’ £ut alter tncro na I •That’s more like!' bo oolilcxjuixeil, La-o a quiet wedding one morning, au I perching him»elf in an arm chair, end bo hid to-med t> divide hi. rail, bv I settling hia chin meditatively between . tsrven Uns office and tbo union, ebeo.'-' bis hands, quite obUriuiu w thoir r.i; «nt contact with the cuaL ‘Expset th>o isn't j so pour a place. neilh.-r. ’ Hear.l him i say ihit whin. Sinn over in In it j «r, is uno uf tbn moot valuable m abciuas lie . know of. Cot as much as d.aaiiu<h . mebbo^md be a-got a lot of it But if [ I was goin* burgiirm', I waul lai e>eal i no such nAsty.ta.tir>' stull Ugh!" i A soft rap at tho door mterruptel i Norn. bolunging to tha l‘r-sb.VUin*n «uI him snddeuly. He stand to bis loet, ’ cietjr uf wuu.li the Hur William C. tVie. Igpnd. after an instant’* hesitarion. ven. nor, D D., ba. |i<ug toep die vu.-y pu(>. A reund ia backyards erer no long, and| lured, n rather uncertain *Cj<ao in!’ He I Altar iKialur, Wat to bu dedicated. how we'ie gum' to march some eightI bad not board tha light step on tbo i largo uumtwr ut airinejul tuatd-auiuonly w« have no inaiiua trjai Rochester and vicinity hav­ name fur us yet Tom wants it Snyder . ing txam invited, kit that ci.y by rail­ Ovaby, 'muse he • captain, and be il- if rev.eled a lady, which Wm more sus- road, grouped iu, aud funning a large ways wants everrtbing ns med for him. peioui still, and ahe w -re 11 brows veil, •bare ul tna occu^uuU of a eir, ia sue >M Fd KkasomethiBg about the torches tnat was the m nt smpicious thing of ia it—Light’Baarora or Turchm or all Jem didn't at nil like the anpoarsomething ’ ance oi things. Is the doctor iuF us koi the smng«r, ’ Tortures would be a very appropr. ato cams,' oom mantod ih. doctor, pleasantly. Joe rstreatod a little aa be orlvauMd. ■uy, at Liror. It boitig mi tiriut>r and awakening from hia reverie in time to aad^espantod succinctly: untensriy cute/and in unusaadj beery budr ■nd* be.ag upon me ground, a •Will be bo bark soon, do you know F lonuus wtod and suow storm »euing in, tbe train uad net procured mnny uni). ‘Voted iirqnwrtierf Joe, dabght- questioned toe visitor. •Gueoo ao—'lure Jung. Bu: bo's betcre it bjre.ua teuexed iu tile auuw, «Uy. Bat Undo Max relapsed into sisoaca aad walked away to the window. dreadful strong, and he carries all hie with a part uf ft uj too track, an l. so A gray tog waa settling dowu upon money in hUpoBkate,’ ropuod due, di.- cold aad leuipeaMu..* wu lae uigul,tuo the town, making it dark early, and al^h-Wlady looked •urprised—di^ train. Iliuagii eVurr |x>»o>oie vffjn ws.i I uiude. uid uut an.c .cd ia g»:tiug «x;n rendy lights were beginning to akine oot-frum the shop-window*. b<ro and appuintod. Joe thuogh^ and bo vulun-1 rated until amcniug. Wm.n un tbe wing again tbo con lust­ than along tbo street. Faaoi'rs-b. leered anutbee dtoeu.isuo rem »rk: Tan ! er made bu roaud tu Iuuk attar iwa.ta, hast.red their stops, aa if anxious to at* swtw hard to get 10 sleep.’ •Are yoe sure you axe wito-awake aad oomrag among tuo reverrn la, was espe from the nu.tr. dopraeamg atrnrenow r asked tba vidt-e, half langamg, 1 nUre to tbo warmth and bright.-. of henx., the doctor fancied. A though: oat with a pcxxtod s ratiny of hia lace. I ‘Bet I an.,’ affirmed Jim, prom,.tiv, |■' vivid impreeaiuu u| uro «a-uu, excluiaot those waiting homee made him glance . ritoo more about tba room iu which be -inkmg hire toeuarince himMifuf lto» I uil: | “i loll you what, genttomen, we oxnis •toad. Familiar it waa, sorter; it truth of hie StaArtlaa 1 wonder.’ murmured tho lady, ‘if I very rraar all gmag tu n—1 ia*t uigub” eagki to ba homelike since it was all the home he bad. Hia place of bu.inoM tbe doctor didn t Imre anything tor in-. | l»r. Cox. equal to tho ccctaeion aud 1 tbuught 1 should find wltut 1 wanted 'I I'xprtMaiun, qu .kiy aud iusUuUy reif ha hadgvne out.' p.ied, “t’od UouvUesa s|MAk l<« yuuiJm opened bis eyes rooUd nu l largo; I aeii, sir; but a« fur mo a.id mt trui.id. here, wo uro tickulod to a Uideront atabou.—Eotrus Dsawaa. in Btrftr’i JfitjAU .t Jtr FAruorf. Hee here, raobbe you might find sumeching real ntoe in tn»other roe ui : ’ tie bant forth eagerly. 'Dicum ka.jj loto of things thiwe oometimae' •Dors h •. so that pwple can got th«m whan.he is away? Pro .ably ho has left what I wan: there.* Iler tm . brightened ; she pmiei an in.iaat osif •xpeotxng Joo to leal We wsy. ties asked : ‘Where shall I look P ’Unddrlbo—on tne table in there,’ s»<w«red Joe, pointing t»w«d the artide mentioned, but fuUsw.ag at ■ re. Npwtftri distance trull! «hs wa. fairly within the room. Then ho spraug .ul<My feoward, closed tbe door aad h<k Tha Topeka GsawiceeaZtA says : A tanner who arrived in Wwhite a day or I two ago. reports baring overtaken a loam loads I with buffalo skins, and on I tbe w iguh atiff with sola, sat the driver. be ran lung tho team to wiul-c at will I over the prairiae, aad entiroly unable t-> > help hinuolf He told the farmer be wan fruea an! ONnpaUed to remain in P. A. BILLINAS. ulziig. : ‘ ,r 1 - ‘ ' ■' ms to book aoe.;t- ul VIXiwSTOHE C.Ui III IE t SBO. •AFiUCA ERPR1SE 0.0,000 00 IN VAl.fAHLl. GIFTS' , HOBATID PBAIT, fttft 8WLET f. Wffl, «r. Ad Una eh LMMweSteauoew to ‘ITERPRiSE. S. \V. GOUCHEB. Agt. for Barry Uuunty. 55.000 EACH IM CHECKBACKS FARRAND WILLIAMS * CO. THROAT AMO LUMO INSTITUTE MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES DR. WILSON’S COUGH MIXTURE. 4/7© loral Work ! DErkoiT, BJIL32 WjRJ u>H£.y. ’XI IKIE, Sit Ifmt Fl'r/o !! Mill® WORM CONFECTIONS yL/swel ffav^juAtiv A. it>0.1. si ' Will Bet You 89110 „ 11,....1 l;,.. j., * ICluHywl taU.wr-.wewa. Al -/«• H rt.nswl ta ta Saw M oi l s«> l.i. hag sal taw agas sf Om nnsMsl U “'i। nrt>-a»« mi., .m COUGHS &• COLDS tsr* '.1^-^, Bogjisi, Hashs, jurubeba:^w^~ • lu .. pr smumwI ay u.< iMkiwf .-.rUiow .. 1 iBXSS5B3ft« 1 - —- . * ! DETROIT. BfflDMG WORKS. Bent Wood Works. BLOOD HHHM A little girl waa mat to tho pasture । drive huax the cnw. While tons en<vd die treteod hmelf 10 climbing «r. inriwny lewoe. trots which she fail id waa eoverely acraichod and bruised MAJOR k. INIIA^I ■NSUHE YOUR LIFE. f C« a, oiUstee amtmuuj In TaHow, Gress? and Potash *• ITw.JsMQ. ii Wnl Dtli.ii C-M nee.n.1. *l2—■ _J '. . is Iinal LL'e limits Cajmj, OF XJEW YORK, WANTED.’^fii^ Bumdcm that will Pay LERGfXT «W STROKS EST P.HLFXAaKLUCO., ainting: J. SKWAXID tea - rr-j. S.?2f TVOGRIW ('ANTALS UF wagou box, tha* tailing attenlioa t.. toe ouux-ita ot ihe bad. Upon looking over tho side ot tba box a terrible eig.it was bolcru him. There, lying aide by eido were two huntere tropin stiff iu death, and aa the wagon joltad over the rough plain they kn.ckod together like and wren Pel in diam -ter. while tho mouth, Itse most vestintial part of tbo NWMtiire.'Will anmit <rf>* person standlira# betwiMn tho jewa, or silting oom Itfuctsbly in the cavity when they are isdoMd. H- io said to be neither shark (311101H, On Alt M. W. TUH1NEJR, Sec*y. Mason. Mich.' । M,0Mr'ai'w' Bia test Asset over £53,009,000. l‘~"“t -i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-02-05.pdf 48c93fdfec2adc652d015d7b3bf3e09c PDF Text Text Tlfs RjirJiuciyi Baffin. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII, Wfofotl nd iOEft. harsh taan. butte iv known for hie rigoroua justice, dad If be britere* tout etory he will do his best .for yvo. I wHl take you to him al once.’ No time re fast, and the merchant soos found himself fa tte Archduke’s prerooce, and was droired to rotate bis story. When it wa. concluded, tte Arehdak* after a moment’s reflection, rasa a belt An official apparel •Send for M—' naming the trenoherOttshosL It ten* quickly done, and tte Arohdak*, without preombl* or qoaetion, Mid to th* guilty man: *&t down at that writing dabta. and write as I,»kall dictate to you.’ Th* man took hSHfeat and took up th* pen ; th* Archduke WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1873. end?. you and I and young Hollar fought aide by aid* on tha far-famed rocky doubly frightened busk, which wa* halgbt fa Mexico, and how wo same Dsaa Wire .--All is found striking fa vata to hold its own. He of throe auffared together fa a Mexican Dungaomaadhow we were *eoteno*d aad , tte riata. whose name, a* I was told by ‘No,’ said th* man, springing from i one of tte other honsmea, was Jim made to draw for our lire*, and how his amt, *1 woaA writ* that* ■ [ Gru wall, now dropped tte rain, and it yon drew the black bean, the penalty Then yna are guiltv/ was th* prompt hung loose on Charlie's shoulder. He uf which wa. death, and how Haller answer. whirled tte riata around hta head pre- and I offered to forfeit oar lire* that Puxxled andrfoifad, he resumed his 1 paratory io taumhlng it upon th* horns your* might be spared. You forgot tb* of the quarry far * moment; tte rope day wo were lying in the bunch ofahap‘Mr J)u» Win AH ia found out. ' left his tend, sad hovertag over the paral, surrounded by hordes of yelling Srod tte l>ox by tte banter.’ head of the buck settled down upon bis oivage^ and how then and there wu He than signed it with his own name horn* A* soon a* tte koras saw tte swore eternal frisndship and fidelity t> , by tha Archduke1* order, and a massennuceee* of the cast, he turned suddenly each other fa th* event oi our encape. You gwr waa dteprtntes with'ft. to th* left, stojiped short, and braced forget nil theae thiap and call me a The messenger found ths lady at te.himself for tte oorntag jerfe Th* elk, coward. But ia reply I do not call you i It is no: always those who seem moat trilat; whan she road the missive *te toon tvrrifad than ever st feeling th* busy who eocotapltah th* moat work. tamed ashy pale, trembling violently. rope on his horns, was bounding down Then leaning forward ah* drew the box This wasfllustratad thr other day ta a a alight declivity at a terrible pare, but rod ia your tawom there beats as kind fruna a receaa in bar toilet tabla, and w aa he was fa ths midst of op* of his gi- ;and true a heart a* hver beat fa the very forcible manner The foreman of ono of our large news­ handed it to the bearer, who awiftly regnutio leaps, the rope tightened, and te breast of man. You have but ua* paper offices wi---- 1---- 2^- - I—' tarteng^tlaosd it in the hands of th* was thrown a complete somereoutt aad Igreat fault, bat that i* an unpardonable wa* foil sprawling on ihe sward, white 'one, for when under it* iaflasnee you who knew noth -........ — the horse never stirred from his track* !would kill your beat Irioad. Col. Casey, busmens, over Before tte animal rould regain his feet I• deniaed tn apology or a meetiug of th* cempoaing room te watched with the doga were upon him. but ttey were 'you immediately. Gruwell, you have wonder and admiration the thousand of Httta bits of metal pdriog withready always b»u my friend, and to., too. 1 commanded to keep off. aad tte proa- ' dick, click, lite the noise of* Wee of irate buck was allowed to get up, end believe. If you ere atill, ths beet way machinery, into the polished stick* with a peculiar anort, and with a stamp to show it is to let him free." which th* compoeitoro held ta tteir that mad* all tte'joint* at bi* ponder­ . ?A yt?u* W*J to •Ecw frieudahip, . hands. The foreman asked him to point ous lag crack, tte elk lowered his brist­ indeed," Jim answered acorufully. At. ling suiters and “went far" Jia. Thia length Gruwsli. on condition that they i was just wtet was wanted ut him. would remain quiet far awhile, and giro GruweU spurred hie boros toward tb* him time to suttlc the difficulty, looaeu' I river, and the elk followed in hot pur­ ed his hold. “Blab," eaid Caeey, “in order to' suit, thinking, n* doubt, that Jim wa* trying to cseaad his wrath, aad aa de­ make you quarrel with me I called you I tenumed te should not Ou they went a coward. Hero, before the ones ibot I toward the river; we followed close be­ heard tee utter tte word, I renounce it, I It waa early in th* month of Mar. hind. When Jim arrived at th* rivw You are not a rawarl. said th* foreman, •vout Hutt is th* I I 18&6, that 1 we. standing in th* shad* bank, he swerved suddenly from Us ®>lj apology I .hall otter, for I think it • Mtest compositor i* that quiet looting i of a tuumtwr o*K tree, in th* noblest uf c-iurse, and tumbled tte elk on tte very is the only ajiology 1 owe you." | young man by the side of the ou you have pdytied out.1 i California's ncblo valleys, tb* groat Hau edge of die water, where te was dis­ "f^tsey, it would bo tte happiest hour ' In eom* remarkable instances, war* Joaquin, enjoying its refreshing shad* patched by <me of tte man. whom Jim of toy life if I could shake your head |। ‘He seem* very slow aad deliberate,’ th* toeatfon of the burial ptacro of eele1 after a toilsome journey of *ou>» thirty called Col. Osaoy. fa friendship once more, but your apolo- said th* visitor; ‘hi* hand* do not move bratad oMeonage* ha* been in dispute, . miles, over an and plain. and under a gyisnot sufficimita.tup th* duct’’ !1 nooriy m fast a* tte*. of hi. neighbor. I now reoeivsd a rerdial greeting and th* work of identification te* bees aobroiltag sun. 1 bad turned my hors* “It w all 1 bsrr* to otter, and I do I। It cannot be poasHil* that te seta mure Wo, ewmplieted by (te discovery of what loose, to crop some of th* luxuriant fil­ an invitation to dfas with ttem. foot want to Stop ite duel Ou the tarn-,I ‘JT*-’. agree which covered th* plain for miles turned our horse* loose to food, and trarv I burn for it, ami 1 tali you hon.1< is true,’ replied th* foreman. wer* ptafaty pertaived te be tte remain* The secret is that te picks Up a typ*of tte individual fa qneetioa. In other j around, and caus'd it to look liko a made each otter'a aeqnaiatenre over oatiy, that when w. cwt, a, meet wc well kepi lawn. Th* plain was covered elk steaks, ia true “<V" sfyte. My naw must, you had bettor kill me at the first every tin* he goes for it Th* otterlostaMaa tte body has teeagcomptetalv name* wer* James Gruwith animated being*. There wer* aranantano**' man makes what we rail ‘tala* motions;'taentiflad by th* doro rarorubl.nro nf well, Colonel Caeey, and ------ Blair. fire, if yuu value your life, for 1 intend tte faro of th* torn** to n|*nl pictures, lowing herds ot half wild catde, and to taka that life if il fifo in my |x>wur 1 hie head goes twice to tte case far aba*ta,or coins. Th* idStifieation ef drove* of wild bona*, antelope and elk, They had gone out from Ilomocelly ’■ »J1*. V“1 though te seems to be detag Bannho for some sport, and this was the a grealdeal of **rk, his stick £11* slow.tte remtan* cf Henry IT. fa Oanterbuin the busy distance. There »i> a caresult Ttey were sociable, good-teart1 ly in eotapurieon with that of his d*Kb- ry Cathedral, after tte tape* of neeriv ed fkitows, but Cassv and Iltair sectped 's.The person giving the first correct solution to the above Rebus, will be entitled to A PARLOR erat* neighbor, who never hurries, use* four oeuturie* and a half, iean example to have a mutual ill-will; 'they were jus: ite amoent of action euffictat.t to ttte first elaae; th* idanfificatiou of STOVE. Second, 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third, 1 Set of Knives und Forks.i. Tltv solutions must be i surly aad croes in all ttey had to aay to 1 romaias of Cteri** L. after 165 accomplish hi* purpose, aad dose not firiat day of April, j enclosed in sealed envelopes, which will be numbered as received and on the L __ each otter, aad 1 aoticed that each eyed .•tun* mtucl* in motion unnerama- years, of the eeoqad etas*. Th* remain* 1873, the envelopes will be opened and the prises awarded to the successful person." of Charles L were completely identified I rfly. Half, sure than half of th* energy by tte rtrikiag resembtanee of tte couathem. Wo (ben endeavored to have tb* and all the small talk, aa wall a* sport­ , u»*l in the world ia expended ta false Linance, notwitatanding Hi disfigurewater fowl were scattered in the greating had been diacusaed, Blair gut up meotfag poetponed until the next day, | ust profusion. There was a flock of but without auociw. They eu.peotid I motion*. Men dash about ta a great meat, to it* portrait, and by the fact that atateiy swans, sailing to and fro like a and walked uut toward the horaro, and that nep* would be taken to stop it al-1j hurry a* if ttey had all the buata* of theneck was smoothly divided aeroee pneently I row him stoop down and Wh have th* following particulars uf poetrj. miniature fleet, and there were geuo, together, and they both declared that if I th* city on their ahonlders, and at tte and ducks of many specie* and various pick up something from (he ground that prevented now ttey would most again end of the day find they have accom- exealtaat oonditfoa. after 1*5 veer*, of a gaudy hues, mingling together in Mtem- gKttrred in the; unlight. 1 had noticed in secret, and tfau the eua*e<{ueucw* I’ pliabed about one hour’s solid work, body suddealy deprived uf life, cra­ it before, but thought it waa a broken bsfared aad interred fa lead. 1 ing [ware and friendship ; and on tb* would l>* more fearful thanubw ; when i 'Jet your eye well oa an object, think a Ua removing part of tha lead eoffin bent* there were herons, erane* and whieky bottle, of which there were many there were two person* to regulate them little and then go tor it. One shot for BOUGHT WITH A PRICE. other water fowl, supporting ttemselvo* scattered over tb* plain, having been and are that the article* of the duello which a steady aim ia taken will accom­ an taser oeflta of u*od, much deeaved, left there by mir4.11 and ottere, who, wa. exj»j»*d, and within thia the body plish more than a roley at random. un one leg. while tb* other waa drawn were property observed, it wa* .greed constantly passed that way. He exam­ Take things easily; aa tha eotg aay. wrepped fa oere-efoth, into the fold* of up quite uut of sight, under their long that they should fight. ined it carefully, and than 'turned beck which an unctuous maltar, mixed with gray plumage, aad their necks wer* Tte prelimtnariee were soon arranged. — It is always beat to take thing, fa a toward* us, bearing it ta his ten]. resta, ha.1 been poered to exchid* th* drawn in, until unly tteir h>xdi were The combatauta were to ua* th* revol­ quiet scut ot wav. Tte amount of air. Th* raffia was quite Tall, and cm ■ visible. Thev had’ gorged therneelve* ver, distance four yard*. Ttey were to atreugth nxpended in false tuoteua would removfag tb* raveriog from the face (be : on the fish which awWmied in tha take, stand beck to beck, and at a given sig. bo enough to place every one in (te world beyond the reach of want could it akta wa* foend dark end discolored, the > and warn now during until next meal ways gathering and examiniqj such ■ nal, which was to be' the firing of a pis- te utiiiaoL forehted Slid temples w*0 preserved, th* ' time. thing*. 1 would be satisfied il be would lol. they were to wheel and fire awav at Keep cool, don’t fume and fret and cartilage of tte aoro gone, tb* charac­ And thsro are flock* of targe grey each other, until one or both had fallen. confine hi* attention* to geotofical rebother yourself, but think how a thing teristic printed tear! perfect, tte left : birds, nearly as tall aa flamingoes, stalkMarrhee aad let mo and m; affairs At thia juncturt Casey took a atrasg* is to be done and then do it AvoiS ear rutii* and th* left eye open and MI. sng along the margin of the take, like fancy into hi* head. Nothing would do ■falre motiooa;' tel every mor* you though it vsatali rd on erpoesro. Tte sentries o* picket. There are tte greya, alone," answered Casey. What injury has he dune you I" aak- him but be must ma the diapuled pistol make mean acmething, aad be an ad­ tend wee found loose, and was easily 1 th* wild turkey of the Hispano Amariiu tte du*L “It should Hlf the man," 1 can. and they abound ta North Mexico he said, “who bad refined ta give it up " — ------- 1 ------ 1 —u seek. Make aad Californio. And high Up fa the --progreu, too, to him the rightful owner." On ex­ ■ air, the eagle soared end screamed, and nothing/but his foul We can eancvL amination it was aaeertafaed that tte can, and no enemiro. — CtacMnwbut the FIRST QCALITY c-raaionalty darted down to the surface- Before he came into thia valley with tet bullets of the other pistols would fit polished manners and pretty face I had of tte take after a duck, or mayhap this one. *0 it wa* loaded and placed in on* of the finny tribe, and if success- 1the undivided attention of F- U: but bi* bauds. ful, bore it off b> his hutue in yusider 'thinRe am different now as you know." They took thmr place* end were waitblasted oak tree in whose topmost Br this time Blair had reached us, bear­ mg fur tte aigeal, Iu begin their bloodv branch** yen observe a great me-.* of 1ing in his hand a rsrolrsr, heavily gold work. The pistol waa fired, and both and ailver mounted, and ornamented ; wheeled and fired as one man. ' I stood gating axvuad tn* for a few but it burs traces of having long been 1 saw tte blood .j.uri from the boaotu, momenta on this lonely esne, and then exposed Io the elements; its barrell and of Blair (whose Kcend I was) iu a small jfao ■tetatMa*is all ll»,deiimwa lion at th* surrounding country. I remain­ dark stream and fall to the ground, but ed leaning sgrinat a tree, lost m dreamy bo did not seem to notice it' 1 cast my reverie, when all al one* I was aroused eyea toward Casey. Tte biood we* by th* deep baying of a hound, taint apdrtfag from his faft side, and streoniand for off, yet clear and distinct. 1 isg down his ctothae He was reeling, leave an opening large enough toexp^started up. and looked eround to see and I saw te could nut keep hi* foet a mar* skeleton of th* lag with some much longer. He still continued lu fire, beard upon the rinu. The tody of tte nothing biff Ibe bone* and elk were but blindly, and one of hi* bultatscam* King had terni interred 266 rear*. To bounding «way over' tte prairie, my antelope, and had intend* 1 to go and whistling by iu ctow, proximity to my the prerorvatioaot hj»*e ft ie’impoaaiblo my bone cam* whmning up to me fa look far It to-day, kut a* you have sared person, and buried itself ta * tree be­ to set aay limit at time. The bon*, of atann, th* gruya* hail taken to wing, m« lb* trvubla. I will just tliauk you hind me. Blair was also firing, but King Degutert, uirontvrred from the the angle had ceased hi* .creaming, and and tale pores*.ion." wiu —। “Not quit* so fast, ColooeL Thia ia ebureb of tit. Dennis, after 1.200 yeare, «ycu th* listless utorka had arouaod —wry shot told. They had fired fir* otters from Pumpeii aftar 1,000 years, thrmsolre* to a listening attitude. I not your pistol, for you say you lost shot* each and were still standing. and other, (nre parts of Egyptian mumhear th* b-.y again, it comes from tte youra Hie day before vaaturday, end this Blair’* clolbes were saturated, ami a has evidently been lying where I ata ru ­ DS. WM. JONEN, north- I oa»! tnv eye* oyer the plain a “But," said he, “I have with ma a miro) tully 2,000 y*er. old, attest their pool of bluud lay before him on the wued time. I mu monng figures bied upon it for a year; and, here ia ground. Casey’J ciut'are ware also set­ .wall box of great value that I do not there, dimly outlined against th* dis­ another circumvtatir* to contradict your utatad. aad hi* boo-4 were full aad run- like to risk in such plaoaa. If it ware tant hcriron ; there are horsemen—three asa*rtion—another', name Is engrorea uing over. They are both making ruy own I should not b* so particular; of ttem—in pursuit of somethin? about Ou ths mounting," answered Blair, tam­ ready for their sixth end last shot. Is but it waa entrusted to mo by a friend, Kcussn’a Foe Fmnir -Anolh- r e»tatge aa an ox, and it is running Ibis I ing ths waspon over, and «xpostag to it possible they will stand until th* end ? who requeacad ma to deliver it ta a porway. Th* bayfag of tte hounds grow view, tb* name abd date, “Georg* \Vil- No! Casey reels, te fall* to hw knees, son in another town. It contains die- fresh, crisp, .jmxkltag number, with an louder os they approached, until they aon, lN8,"eut drop in the ailver mount- and delivers Lie tail shot white in that moad* and other valuable. Would unusual variety ja it* roateata. themaetvM camo into view. 1 burredly Tb* Ilfaatrated Arilile* ull uo of a position.. Blair had fired and fallen you do me the great favor of taking mousted toy horro. which ia standing a! also. I burned to him, white Gruwell charge of it for the day F* splendid project to reach the Paeiff* my aide, and then wait so to see ike isThe boat, with hi* usual urbuaity, aad I supported Casey. I tore louse tiis shirt with our commero* by way of (Ito Gulf, aue of tte cba**. Th* animal ap­ Isa* it. Again I say it is' ana found the wound, and mw that al­ willingly agreed to (he proposal, and and give ua a picture of life at tte proaches—a large elk—and eloM be­ want if," answered Casey angrily. though dangerous, it was not nojoauri- th* merchant dapartad with a light “It Is not years and you shall not hind the three horsamsn ridb in eager ly fatal. The ball End breu truly sent, heart on hi* tour of inspection. 1 for­ Court of the King of Stam—-god tail ua pursuit Two of tliewi are armed with have it. It is George Wibon’s, for I but ted struck rams hard substance, get the namr, but tet us say ta the the »tory how man learned to analyse rwolvara, white th* third Carrie* coiled bar* board him speak of losing it, and and glanced diagonally through the ••Baton Dial*.’’ or "Fire Pointy" of the Sun. There ia also an Iliuitralad up iu fa. band a long rfata. They are seeroAl to regret rta lose very much, not body, just missing tte vitals. I humdly Poem; end oa* of Mms Hallock’* nil admirably mounted, the flrot two on manly ua aooount of its intrinsic value, bound a jwrt of his shirt around tbs gTareful picture*, with Dr. Holiand'a large bays, white te cf th* nata te­ but because It wa* mad* a prerout to wound, and continued my arervh for atrides a targe Iren gray Arab, of su­ him by hi* Ottoual, during th* Mexican othera bnt there were none. splendid serial, which grow* ia fatimwt, war, and for ths many lively msmori** perb carriage, with a long (ail, pointed I then turned toy attsnttau ti> Cawy, and is tbs groat Ameneen novel uf to­ al ths end and carried hire the brush ul it rerivsa of th* olden time, within the but te waa past ail human aid. His day. Tte re are choice poems by Boorga a running fox. A splendid animal to Domtaiap* of tbs Doo. And I intend Ufa', tamp had geon out with tte last Macdonald, and uthare. A good story, look npon who** every movement was to hav« tb* pleasure of restoring it U bultot 1 examined tte body, however, ‘‘LiUla Mi*. From," by Mi.. Traftoa.a grsceiuL and plainly showed a vnat him as soon os eonvsnient," answered and found that every bait 'had found Blair dedsivdr. amount of rerorved power. •W *7 Mite Phalps "flow I DM,lodgement there, four of which were him in well-acted umaMmenL "Then you mean to inrinuat* that I Even white fa gallop, his nack slignti City Dinina: Rooma '•What box F’ askid the boat “Iremortal. We did all we could to allevi­ ly curved, and hi* proud figure display­ am a iter, du yuu F’ ‘(Strictly Taanpanoaa.) ate tte pain of tte remafatag sufferer. msmber no box. Do you, mv dear F* spirit;—and a striking account of ‘Tte •T meant just what 1 said — nothing ed against the smooth award, hie ex ­ WARM MKAL8 AT ALL I HOURS. We made a eooeh of grass aud leaves turning to lira wife. Baa Rafael 1‘hatanetory,'1 fa Oalafomis, treme beauty called forth from ma ib“No," ate said, “I have ne roeoliecby Moah Brooks For Bketetes and “And I wiD hare your Hi* for it," and laid him on st, them to await the liou of any box whatever." voluntary expreeriona of admiration. It coming of the steamer. ReeeAfof fy 11. De, sr Fte. was obvioua thia rider rouW overtake biased Carey, drawtag his revolver. “What waa it lite F* aaked tte host; Essay* w* have “A Court Bril At Th. Gruwell aeemsd b*lf stunno-t a ‘ . what the elk wteasver be cboro to do so. ttAOCJLffjJtS^ COJfnCTTM'XJlY Hague," by Albert Rhode., "On* “pertepa you left it fa your room." His boro* wa* still ta a gentle gallop, But ou tte mvretent penfoting it waa Phase th* Marriage Qarotiou," by and. although the other* were doing with the test himw-lf it had been left, Philip Giltert Ham*rti»n, “Borrowing their utmost he easily kept abreait of ou hi. turning to his hostvas and trying theta. His sitar wa* a tall young man, to make her reuHloct the circumstance, of a peculiar athlete build, and very too fox. W* don’t want any abootfag both (after apnealinn to each other eev- eal Breakfast,” and a Imlhant crilfauc handsome. He was drocaed altar tte here." Casey .truggi*d dsaperataly ta ! era! times, and fortifying each otter ia ua “Art Al The National Capital.” fro* his waatxm, but all hi* efforts ware ' their denial) became cold and distant, The Editorial Departments uro fuller hunter was obvious, and his blue eye* ta vain, for lie was held fa the iron ’ sud began hinting faat something most aad abler than usual. Sirduag* <xmflashed, and bl* whole tearing wo* that map of QruweU. Ha than ohaaged 1 have h*pjX-iM>d to tte merchant, to fa­ of one who keenly enjoys tte chase. his tao fas, and then commaneed abus- , Prweatly th* steamer could te lieard, ilure him to persist fa so strange a Ae- tams a pretty poem, “What Happened Tb* other two were uuddle-sixod mei, fag Blair; h* axhaiwwd bia catalogue a* she grossed and [ruffed, coming up To Nalfy," and the pictorial story of fa th* prim* of rigorous manhood 1 aad of oaths ta 'EagUah, and tbaa he drew 1against tte cairral, and soon tte ep As the hoe: touched his forehead wifa “The Boy Who Wanted To Be A their dreaa, manners aad appearance oa lua list of oaths in Spanita. This |ptared. rounding abend fa th* fiver. a significant glance, the poor man robewpok* them men of th* went failing in il* ol>j*cL h». as a last re­ We hailed, and tte eaptaiu ordered her m.mtered that te was fa a strange Au English author write* to the PuLTh. elk wa. bonding almost directly source, aocosed him of bring a coward tn ' be run up tn* bank and (ten aakod city ; the ground seemed to be tlxpjte* wro wanted. We told bin. in aa from under his foet; doagwAo hnwwft towards me. and m a fow mtautso he and a scoundrel, which instantly had what ] falwrs: •'Scribner’s Monthly fa tawroifew word. a. po..ibfo wtei had Im­ pused m* at lightafag spasd, with bred Lb* desired effect. loomed in the distance, snd he hastened parably bettor than any Masraxfa. I pelled, ami he all exrit.-o.es!. hurried erect, and hu wnfo aprendtug antler* from tte bouie fa starm. Bure mat xerMe." Our uterites on ahcsA and helped u> to rraxro* them laying back almost ■ gain.t hie baauriiStraight to tte police te wer.t, and ontearti. Tte elk and th* saddta. say “that mdi neater te Uttw than re. At this juncture I .prang to sad­ ware abo [nil an board, nnd alter an ex­ stated hi* oue. The offieial lutcmsd tte test." dle nnd joined fa the diss*. Aa aooa importuxdably to tte whole story, and planation of tte Whole affair, wo wwnt as I tra* within eprektag distance, I was ashore Tlie Christina won! e’.auuiug onuestsd with tha following word*: “ilullc, Cap! want to help catch that buck r •Tee," I answrod. “1 wuuM 1 Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS BLACKSMITHING! any qooos J. S. GOODYEAR & DENTIST luliiUi. ' litiiia J. P. ROBERTS & CO. Russell & Nevins DRUGS Gold & Silver Watch es Medicines Dye' Stutts, PAINTS & OILS ••Vi, 0<a>^T^, it Meuse T1JST G-. Michigan"_Exchuga �WUFi BACON & KARR’S ranntr. ri'/W star of nftio. 800 Pages,it* The Houao Judiciary Cosnmitteo wiE •wc report u W1 m favor of increasing A« ralanre of foadiag Government ofiirials and dunying Amu milregv. Senator Catucrou ha. just publicly declined a banquet tandoml Io him Ty the Pogasyfrania Republican Asfafaatioa of tufa dfatrict and invited thmrinbors to visit him wiA their, wivwi Cburi in place of Iraac ?• Chrutizncv. and two Itegaats of tfco State Universi­ ty in place of E. C. Walker and Georgs Willard, will behold in At eityvf Laasing, at Keprene*tei;».‘ HaD. Wednes­ day. the 26A day of February, al V The aasnral rountios will be entitled > twodolsgate. far aach Hr prewn ta­ re in tbe tower branch fa Av .Stale Legislature; end «v«ry nrganiaod coanty haring r-“ represcouiioa will ba -*•tided to urn delegate By the neolunm fa ISM, no dohgate will be ratified to a Mt who dore not reside fa Ao county he represents. Lanirag, Mich-. Jan- iff, XHTS. ' 8. D. Btxsnjra, Chairman Edward LaFhvour. ’ Moore W. Field, John M. Neviu., _____________ W. E. Stewart, F. B. BtMkbttigu, E. A. Burimgunw. M. B. Brewer, O. L. Spaulding, Jjta-Mdtofa.. -JpcobjFUmh. a great and widely to.rat d cvapncrcial bouse in tteetty fa New Yuafc -toad charged with groa. and wilful vtoialton. fa to Revenue law}of tha land, and thus far has faflt-l to make any neti.fa-• t-jry cxidanaUqn ,fa Ha acts, w other arrangement with toe Gu'erument: the qpdlLMobUJcr dtecloooreo have widen­ ed In toed ImpUcsUom., arid have spread over names, hlto.no untarnish­ ed. a cloud that reams alniort Irremova­ ble; andattenaSorlB Crtirrere of ge»x! standing anil large lafiurae*- at h<>«ic and abroad, has anddecly fallen, for a time, at least, under cbatgre of b|l «iy. tbtnp, coming in fatmcctlon wit!, d.Jklcatlons and coounrrclsl •■imgulantire" oa every hand, have produced a deep actuation fa the reuiuiunily, aad men are saying to onMannAcr, t'Whon S=S-<5 ipnTV" tors from Aa SouA lias bora appointed to preas upon Ao Proaident tbe claims ing. and get along tolerable, sinre th. dMwafa fa their fsAor. of tb« South to a rijrowntativw in As James Ixiugttrect has a publij paoitfon which suffice, to maintain him aud his numerous family. 8xc. 3. Thai tiia Secretary of As I Clement C. Clay fa busied at HaatsTrouury mar, wbenevor in his opinion ville, where hia property was prssty it shall be ns«MMary to provide addition­ much torn up by Marman. al d>ih ih tEoTreasury to radaem Unit­ Ex-Senator Chsatn uii. a lawyer in ed bmten tuxeo promptly oa prreenta- 1> utalla fa Ao Attack on Capt. Jack's tiou. issue bonds, payable retm-annuai- | t'amp-Onr Forces Engage the Ins fair living. ly, st such rate, t,o: cxcoodiug rix per <Hxm Without 8eaiag Them—Itoceutam p«r annum, as Lo shall deem General P. I>. Roddy, who had a cav­ Indians Victorious—Our Troops F-expedient; but Au aggregate amuuat alry brigade is a banker in New York,' treat With About Forty Killed ud of ouch bonds shall not exceed two hun­ in good cireumatsnces dred and fifty million dollars, and be Joo Johnstone is thriving aa a boillag shall Ui-gutiato end dixposo of tbe >aiulifo-ineuntiM man at Savannah He ia fanottev. than par m exchange for growing old wiA composure. coin cf the Uiiil^ljp'iates aud Ao proGeneral Kershaw, fa South Cmolica, coed* of wtid.Letab shall be used oely is a lawyer ia A. quirt town o< Can.far Ao nfafaaptim, fa United States I dva, and is making a livelihood. note* 8AII ncta* n. nxfaainod may be Gsneral D. H. HUI keeps a school at re-i*suod fa ths discretion fa to Socrre faryef Ao Treasury, in payment of Laks, near to boundary line of {Cali­ tuo town of Hillaboroagh. and mean­ bki class of society. Inside the prison thn lien were filled any duos fa to United States, except fornia and Oregon. Tbe troops treerat­ time adits e periodical publiabed Once a with sight-seers, moat of them ram­ of bonds of ths United States and in­ log against Ae Mrxltxn were pihvred Into two ramps. »uc about aix mllre terest fa the prablic debt. bling along tbe pamapea, looking in from Ctoait Jack's camp, tn.otbarabuul !.'> uiUoa distant on Uaotbe* aide of to lake. The trovpn In Ae first camp were under the commend of Captain Ber­ nard and were Intended to evopen'ts with Genera! Wheaton commander of The mot iafarMtiag mnasure before Cengres* nt present is to Senate Pest Office CannriSee'a Postal Telegraph bdl. Trader it, if adopted, telegraphmg will be rolaced to one cant a word for disiaiies* uud<r *25t> miles, two tents for over 2f« tailce und under 500nuto. an! * cent a word whan sent by night any .liitaucw under 1,<XX) miles. The otwratfaa of thia new l>foa wdl afford oacomBiodnlwu to Av people of nearly all Uiwtm containing 600 populatiuu, which will double Ae present numlwt of telegraph office*. It will be fa itn- Iw4 lawyer in the Stair. Ho wa. a Senator of Ao Coufodcrato Stares, and bail a^j.vnuoal collision with Yancey. 1 Joo Brown >« to years old and is the Bismarck of Georgia. Ho is pceKy rich —is worth atnrwboin bolwecn 8HN.OOQ uw-asa snlvaartogu to Ae prerintial preas and tlirowgh it to the mweeca of Ac peo­ ple. Hitherto none but Ao high priced doilies of Ao great citiea havo had to ability to publish to nows of Ao day in full, or nail*, in n tor favored com , to publish it ct al! without to noNsaily of iacMriag creator exponso than any | provincial paper ra» afford- Thu., Ao tuutees fa Ike poopk, under tlm prtaon I aud practical lulonnatiua his t»«n n atiirted and tnanipdrtad C>r the benefit of to fcw fa to rxpkrito of the many. Shaft such u tyrrany bo submitted to nud Ao Company vro» I., coming oooaidrrably alarmod. aud the ability of Ae uxgiswer was bring seriously questionOne night, a. the unfortunate train wa. nesinng tiu. fatal snot, Ae engineer, who bad tieen sitting glum aad sitent at tbe throttle, turned to hi* fiietuau end aid t "If this train jumps to track at that place to-night, you follow me; don’t •top for snyfomg, but keep close after me. Smiflbody has been throwing the train off the track, aad I’m going to catch him." When As train arrived at to usual place it struck a misplaced rail and waa banked. The ragiaoer, closely follow­ ed by tlu- tireman, jumped from to en­ gine and ran into a corn-field, and Harts 1 up a man who lay concealed tb«ra. Upon bringing to culprit back to Au Wreck, Ae enraged passenger, wanted to Ivnch him; but toeogwaur, a atom, cfad. determined man. preroctsd them, raying that ho would taks charge of torn, nnd through to iutertBaaioc uf Ae oonductor. the trembling wretch wa* lattia charge of tlw engineer. Tbs tram wa* righted, aud waa eoou speed­ ing on its way. The priaoncr, who bad tuuSeaeed hi. firadirtiness had been aseted on the engine and Ao fireman placed berido him a. guard. Wishart's Pine Tree First-dlasB Instruments. HUTl NATCBBS ffllRiT REMEDY 1-jU.X NewScaies New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. Grant Wareroom, Jto. 95H Greene, near Eighth St., if. K I er, in I ide-water part of Virginia; and fa said to bo Aspiritod, although hia countenance is ehnerful at all times, and his intelto t retain, its full vigor. ■‘Right up stairs, madam." was the un­ wavering answer of to attendant, nnd a stody stream of visitor, flowed up to stairs and through Ao upirer tiers. Mtarduug vainly an to alate above each cell door for Ae name of to desired i cximicaL Looter is iu one of the upper tiers, but rach ia his dread of the pubi lie mspottion that he keeps hfa cwUdnor clasely shut, un es when iu convene- for ■ An future <>r shall to ararant. of tbe people receive a prereuro from to ■ i pre-., am! to i»*'pls that Iwnceforth ; ; , thr*4 telegraph prteaea who dross in purjiL- aud fiao linen and fare ruiaptuously every day shall give up their proiable tnonppolv and aEuw thn I tnasa* of the people to share in Whenever a ooremulty outes to each | b-.-nrtiu of duewrory tot not only > pitch that tbe vast majority «t H» I ' longs to our country, lint which i. member. are not bonrot. bsminrao will i rightful Itrt-ilago of every citisen of friends wore all Ae’rallan* ha received, and when tbs ranis fa Tvpurtrrv wcr>i erat to him ho invariably replisd, "I havo nothing to soy. I don’t want to see any gvatlenwn fa the press.” 8a»kre -raa visited by his tather, hia brother Horace and one of his counsel, bevidos others not no nearly connected with him. While Ae reporter was standing at the drelc of Mr. Phillip., the keeper in charge of Ae cundomncd pruonera* tior, a young tnnn gain^admiMioa to btokra* cell, and in the word, of Mr Phillips •Mkker.d" for some tin>» over Aa purr base of a horev o wuvd by fttokre. Hrukes waa os enol ami buri­ nose like aa though the cvmvrraatinu vai' in Broadway instead of in the Tombs I and finally dioaitewd his visitor without concluding a bargain. Tbo reporter said that fttokea waa very cool for a man in 1 hia perilous poritiun. and Mr. PbiUi[>s 1 riqtod. “Yes, he’s the eooloet we ever1 PIANOS to be­ An Ao B. F. NORRIS & CO t-Jre; toise W {fill tSwsdings ceoae to pain, wounus are healed, bum. are rured without a sear, and sting, and bites are rendered harm­ loss. Mrs IL Pweil, 49J Atlantic St.. Tbe people cf this country are far Irinn } ‘•' that yet, aud dlapute the Teona: d. eelXX**to »>3*ro«tal■ «*«* would not like to acquire a rapid aad opmrato.wabelfove they arere far fri.m1 Thu Lagielfauro of Kaunas, <~ beautiful handwriting, lor there is no thn rheumatism for ten Yean. I have It aa they evkr were, b not to meet Wodnusday elo^Ul tn Ac t - 8 Senate one acoutnpiiahnwn: so highly prised as tried everything. The Centaur Lmiinarti-d peculiarity fa there Credit Mo- Jciu» J, Ingwlla, fa Atelu*-u- H>' w»* this Tbe borines* college, of tbs row- tnent is to only thing that duos n>« *"* 1 ' and * IIelected a. dw strougort man to defoal b'h*r davelopwnts, one alt, a , brt tear of public discredit? ' Wbal else ,Tmnervy br the kjip-.tiMrt* fa tot gea! Alexander H. 8tej>h«sis live, nrar try have afforded Ao boat instruction in would caa».- tbe das, eratc shin, and ' Crawfordsville J}n.. in a .utall end not Ais brands and laavy suawded in pro- , Mr. Ycrk», a Soate -Senator, exertfoos to cover up yo«»»to(ng which. tlrnuin1 very cumfortsbla house,' which bo dig­ during lbs moat aeoompliahed penmen. at unuu aaauucicod Isiiuxalf aS r.n Oppi>In most If no* all «*•«, would have ■ . nifioa wiA the name of “Liberal Hall.” The best penman in America to-day is fa rfanator 1’oraowy aud staled 1 Ho is charitable, and gives away all Ae been regarded aa of ueaocouutlf tlireil ni-n* : Prof- Gaskell, Pres'l uf Aa- Bryant 4 ' cxnlos ho makes after providing for been frankly acknowledged at to ‘■al- ।that fa- pursuance of a pka -gresd 1 lAuaelf. Ho writes long and abstrart Stratton Colbge of Manchester. N. 11. act, bat frtote to public opinion that ia ,upon by 'hfateelf and other, of oppoJ 1 “*■ igoaghtiolw There are few form of toe beautiful dammatory rheumatism and oannof bo fait u> be Just, aud te fcsufatl io !»• Inrx- bcuLs of a r.-vb--tmn he hold interviews — ----------- - —_jvo torn to art ef penmanship who have cot heard too highly recommended.’’ onble. Wc regard its. Jos I th. I, ami with Senator Posnatoy Wuo uffstwi him raw hr.d something «« happoued twelve of thia wonderful penman and many nothing more,*’aad so long as such a ffi» Broadway. N.' Y. Y*rke) t8.i>00 tor hi. vote 82,’XN years before. public opinion exert. tt» xwcreign «v (Mr. 1 have aeon specimen. of hi. skill. His August 21st, 1872. in the eouneUs fa the natto. torn- Is ecash, and to'balance iu tfirre days; “AU borso owners should have to largo specimens hare attracted great at­ no dangrr that corroptfon ran pas- bt- hat bo took $2,lKW and afters-aids rs­ Centaur Liniment. We used il in our tention ia New York City and through­ yontl tndtrtdua! and limited hounds. :* laired 15,(MM) more. He Ara prod ndstables and find it tbe best thing ever out the country whore they havo Iwen adopted.” IL kfansn. There will b* turiia. fa courre, when ,fa a roll of bank Ulla from his pocket i . 11 will not bo time to sum up to re ­ placed on exhibitfan. 8upL Adams Ex. Co. Stable. political oorypptfon, like to mate, or- aud raid: •‘Here is Ae 87.OW) paid too suits fa to Credit Mobdivr inreeti#!He ia now engaged day and night dlnary criminal propensiUc. will take. 1 tian until it is crtnplalrd, and Ae treon something of au rplJomlo charjju r by 1‘aawny, which I tow desire to eeadiag out copies for m If-instruction, timouy is fat in, which will, probably, A the Lands of thn President cf duo to special caUKW. but cxeepUouid,| place ; bo iu-cuaipliAod A a fow day*. The which ho write. hnuself exproraly for thio jiant Couvrntioo." Ou Ain atafaFrro frtu, boworer, without watting applicant*, to that any one can leans to mrat, after n-fu.iag to take a rooees far for the conclusion of to tm timouy, write at thn Lome fireside. Thoen consrnete great war. aneh as wv have just U«» purpose ef hearing a reply tr.cn makes haste to aisume s number uf tain fall printed iuriroclioas, end are Children cry for PiltAar's Cnstoria — peered through, nor any similar .tiafc- Senator Poc®roy, a LalkX w«» nurnediridiculous eoncluawns. It charge that A subatltuto for Castor OIL It a—itniinr fa t be very toodaUouv of wxfaty. all Ao member* of Coagnxa who at any pul up fa large bearv .nvslopre aud uloly takyn rlrich fa Ao excitraaent rolatre the tod, cures WpKl Colic, and ,wM»b did io1, bring lo ito wto .ufi.1 in tn. .tocAm of Ingalls wiA t.r or toe rocas. i nus aeamn nnu rwr- J1®* ^’Id Oakes Ame» rent by mail prn-[*id for81.00 pra pack­ rausca natural sleep. It dors not con­ disturbances fa Ae moral .elrarenl-. rv’s commamb wete enabled to foini a *° hare held. Credit age. Ttey ore uli numbered and so like Aoae are have been witness:nt for no single votu for Jfotnraoy. It i* pre- junction with Barnard in cMnwunUva j bribed, and that n Oakes Ames sold, or fully explained that noona can fail to tain aorpblna, fa ploareut to takojwyir to last three or four yean. Aud If wo Mtmed tot aosuetMogimore than tins “jdsoed" Ae stock wiA to design of loam rapidly from them. They ha»« bribing CLngreesmeu —Now there has been ordered by Uouaanda— not by jx»oe finally gfa boat To a outeted coadllton, ,;slem”ni nhioh may Lave been £sto> a» we mart surely ehall, wttte the aacri- waa wvll uari'-rslocd by to CunvnaAm. not yet been a Military scrap ot teutoour writers alone, but by the hading teach­ showing any bribay. If Cungreeameu ers fa paatuaaahfa throughout tire । were bribed, what were Acy bribed to United trtatns and Canada. Our read­ nuur. U>s triumph fa the proecka. may before it Would retuse a bearing to a pvity charged wiA so great an olfcnre,. । do f What legislation wn« Au* socur- ers would do well to write for a package, awe to recontite us to to pmxalty. . .sd f What till was passed by corrupt aa noAing so oomplele, beauttfhl and Agate, we nigrt not tsU to rrsnomUt, [ sad prouued to decide against him ftnfaUWSUM ? Where was r_’.y corruption useful for »«lf instruction wilt ever again that the whole structure :.f Awfaion ; ly If the stalemint was true iui falc~sxhil-ited in ftgUfatiou? There Ims be offered them. society, nodal a»d political, h formed i od Senator Pomeroy has disgraevd one been no proof fa snyAixig fa tbe kind. on to personal Intrtpityof tbegronga I of tbe hi^hfat petitions fa honor tn the | There has been plenty fa nsufa that Ae individual. Jneriom must not ! county and ought to retire into obliv. ( Bsuot's Mxeszis* ma Fxsacxzr — Credit Mobilier waa a speculattur oontaan oto wyhody-tottor, prteok atatre cern ; tltat it cheated Ae stockholder uf We are glad to welcome the February ijou followed by Aa aXaeratiotta of all j to Union Pacific Company; tot Asm number of Ballou's Magazine, far it is I good men wbn tare * pride in tha bonoperations ooa» Ae road more ton it uno of oar tavuritoa. always bringing should have cost; aad that unfair divi­ pleasure aad comfort through its weUla the name overywh. n-. ajjJ that •■flier, dends were paid—m short, that it was a or pnetorion glvw no Immunity from ' ; Suafaoe J- W. l*a:tnrxiu m Ae Credit concern Ast Coagneanien had bettor stocked pages, which .merest and temptation, end 1- no rafcgtsart .Kalnfa i Mobilier invaatigaticu, baa •'imrricated । amuse. It makes the children happy, guMt And ff thia, eannot t« taught us did keep clear and other.' got clear it makes Ao ladles of Ab household in such a pees* maac«r that be he* lost tooratoJly.lt fa better to have 1; by' ofaa norm m they found out its character. happy, and removes soma of the burnr fa of to coSfidrnra which hh frinod* It has been shown that James Brocks it.Mir tbM we should nfa fafars It. dodgsd a plain pruruiioo of the law. In dona uf life, at least for a time. Thnra Homo Ww Wteveiaofax detrelocunrat. a ban renaerd ft fan: as a man fa tn.A a manner certainly not honorable. But ia always such a variety in tha Maga­ watreve bad durirg to pert week wA ami rrraciiy, Thia it said more n sor­ It h not ret shown, so far. ttiat cren rino, that all tastes must be suited. provide, at tort, two rood etou-by I row than iu BAgwr. for it ia not only a Brooks, tha wurtf one of A. lot, erer Hare ia a aa* ftury, full of wiki adven(Nlgrare to tot Svnatra, but the good name uf Ac body with which be ha* so Mcbilfar, or of th* Union Pacific Com- turw, bore a quiet domestic tale, and the long Iran identified is more or to* fa.' pegy, uotwiAstauding bb large interest next a iorec’o yarn for toe oaatimontal. (through bis son-in-law) therein. There­ (and at somo time in our Brea we are a fore, if fir no other ranacn. the evidence little inclined that wxrj eloquent poe­ c* the past I false poritirai which he baa taken. If. m tret be an in b»fcre a just verdirt can try, sod many ntor feature., too nu­ ocwsRh to. Md otor. had admitted to part ■ Ire arrived aL So far, Ao wurst Aiog shown in Ae passage of the Hli rf 1871, merous to mention B allcu'x Magazine forbidding Sseretary Buttiwull nilfacung i. so cheap that ail can take it without toe inlcresl du. !rom to road to ths fueling in to teart inrpoveritod. Why, X'i. h. oMfofasd fa oil that so far appear, to : J I railed Stats* Il fa still to bo rbawa t u only <1.50 per year, and a prettf Who voted for that bai-whfab wo an- liills Cfarosw Aron in, or 15 cents tin­ gle eupfaat a sum that * parson often I New Advertisements. Great American Dyspepsia Pills, The LARGEST and most complete Jewelry 8torw In the West, with lbs fiora 8lock ever brought to the City. 137 i 139 State St corner of Uadism, CHItLiGS WORM SUGAR DROPS Mid OLD. F ' Ladies'??ttta. Karl Ira Pitt ben. Nat Picks, Card Stands. . tomsplhohea, Hpout. Holden, । tops and Gobletv EB-. . .. All letters must be addressed to L.Q. f. VlMiBT.H, B., Shirt to Id., Muri* Boxes, , Wateli Cbs.as, ftral 1: Office and Parlor Clocks of evew description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelen Any one visiting oar city should call at our •atablfahtnem and examine the goods m cnasrxar og^agnu » 187 * 150 STATE STREET. CHICAGO wry /»»s erpot Hat now on hand a compleic OM^rffnent ofJJookt. Stationery, Tcnf, PcnhM’ era, Ink, Stales, 2'cneiU, Picturea, Picture FramesInitial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest stj/lssi •Tor the Holidays, nt see AWm. J/lo. IfoiW Iff ryxfesy Gyy<«- — Ain; asroi ’“Vr �Tlje f\«pdBLici,|< ' Trifle; JIiL Jte'adiug we*£nd in tho Jackson Citi® ii»6‘ following dricrijkThe Franking privilege La *1 laetabol­ ished, to go Into ytfec*. Uw first day of July next ‘ ‘ ’ ropy for Um benefit o.'.’auch of our read­ ers aa may havo octonion to visit Lans­ ing, aadwIwIwioAo atop nt a House jini stess iu oeory nripect. ■ > Oiwxjf'thtfl*4-ii not Ms bort—ho- ASnawsr.—As* Mr. S. H 8gw»l. » Util hffW MW No Yoc Don't I—Don't what T Get aa good a meal at aay place in the city of Heatings as at L E. BtauSer'i Roctaurunt, north aide of State 8L east of tho Bank. We’ve tried it. Meals W hoi end* notfoujMidler, for H. A Stono obKsUnuxJo, >wm coating into., lip, 9*v-. Reader, do you owe ua anything, ei­ oa Tuesday F. M. of this wweK^Afl 1W" ther for tbe Baxvxa or Job work? If oast, a fot nf Veys juat But of Um Depot oo please help ua to tbe amount, and O, Ah into the -rued- t«w catch n ridj,qi^. xndate tom*, for Luing ta capital house wnsballbeafglad, ,|l| | I in every way is uauetiaL Mr. Hudson “i2tr <■ is ■ veteran in the busfneis, aud it can | bo said of him with' great truth, “ho tinuod to run till ruling the up grad* I knows bow to keep a hotel.” On a n». from Fall tresk, when Mr. jBtuaad fw>- ,i ‘-*«,»♦#.‘N» «W>NM*bn over tho onceedod ia gating them partially cooled,.j tire house, and. found it a marvel of down, when more bop' rushed towards।, usstue**, luxury and .axnfcn. Many Our paper lata again, ou account of the rig to got a ride, starting the team a j Ql UwMotsut ,aro elegantly fhnitehrd. tbe n>n-arriral of our print paper till second time ou full run. By th‘« time ' and the whcle house i* adminsbly ar­ ' Wednesday afienwon. Sabacnbon. wo Smsod was quite exhausted, aad. bring- ,, ranged. The fonir experience of Mr. < Hudson Is a good aid to him, and his could uolhelp it. in; Mfo requirin g all his remaning ; preparations for the entertainment of ' strength reiuod, hia team into the featr. Itdnmpdh.arerialwnyw.Dti an enlarged We its having fols of job work to do of the Hastings House, and Mid tea'll ' about these days, but we have the ma­ fotrhed up against the Hustings House terial and help with which to do it, so Billiard Saloon, breaking tha pole to tb* 1 sleighs, thottoekyofco aad ■during Ouiat < h. horses pretty badly. Tha wonder is. ' We gnee* that woodcheck that came that the driver and both out ou the 2nd of Feruary, u« hie shadow aad burned back into hie holo, boys’ into Uie stre-iu. yalling I like so many Jumous arid juirijeng pn । Iteojile's *efiglis,tb«iri let etery Individual | !>!«&•; wlufo' the tables are ladeu with thtTSeat thar the active landlord, Mr. who oouioi to Hnslings with a team and ; Uadton, can procure No ono yet left sleigh, hafeaaoxbu hafifl along to wield UtebeUMtosAtafied. ..... .................. ,......... and _ tho amuigva firvi cfose black vUipafow timptiwd'. meets are such, that Mr. Hudson'* * ....tears .to at. • i------ --------- always attended to, and our -bqja'- msv after a while, HASTINGS MASTERS' STAR, U4*. WE MEAN BUSINESS NOW Immense Reduction in alt our Prices, bo will turrar go to hoavro hp auat go Furl Weyas-WIlh ttetoveiTMAl e\\e^s lend to their own a Taira, and ride when’ ttay have peuntes.on ta . kt trill,W A „„ namlIil01(J ro tewdoBan tu tejiir the saloon WltoTO 1 K^cd Lfm friend* from nil th# borata stxuck U. evi* been to Leming. Mr. woo on mm of iijitiiiu Must be Sold this Winter. Housc in Michigan. We are in Earnest, And our Prices Prove it. .Itaven't room to mention all our Reduced Prices, but we Herewith Pledge ourselves to Ofimr and Sell the Best Bar­ gains iu t • . . /bxvxmx AOCWXXT.—Andrew Bart­ lett, of Baltimore, on Wednesday of last week, while chopping »»* thrown In some manner aud hl* left tfilgb yn plan of poverty «mmeUuma severely fractured by the blow or Ml. exeue* fcr not luting a i-unty fr*pek, I?, Dr. Chas. Russell of this city wa. called and,yyf. hardly^w. where tho publish-^ on rocoivo in paymont. for lubsrtrpttyiis,,------ _------------------ _------wood, m .»<♦ weiecoUecton u former viai.t, 3 MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. B. Grand. River Valley Division ia, Sanl. ™ ' C> . . IWw. Jejwlj <V 0- Jy. . M.U1B the aiber of du, huua«- amt STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. TffE q^EUT OffE p/^ICE STf^E, should -to prouio'.o JIouu. Enterprise. I Nesr^d^ere oi* <Ww Hefti* repreecntafireeof the enterprise uf tbe ptupk.o^L................. , the county, and by (hw“ strangvri will runductaL MobUler matter may be riddled, sifted, „ kicked, eufied. .book up. knocked judgeof the .hartrter of th- tefoxbifaround and bandtesL without*lovre till onto In tbe ritfos Mui counties where n »RNBJ^-S.VM*JX they will be* Cevery briber and bribed te fully expoe^t and punished to tbe fulleet extent, and we further hope it may be door quick If so that when wa UM up a newip-K-r. our eyes may rest upon eotnrtbliiE etec MKB *^e .Inoerely hope that the Crctirt Logulaton the most liberal appropria­ tion that taay be required to make it, । what it may become with a little oneouragetnent the leading Edncauonal | Institution in America. Aa a State wo ihoold be proud of tbe Ukivenity, and 1 do cheerfully what is needed to add to I its already wwll doeorvod reputation. ’ Uts-.I.w .»*- «. ■ygyjHWPiiflg" .7 HAVE STOOD THE TEST bwh.l.i> e«l tajjy 'k-tec Bswiso Mickisd tbe very best iu the world and cheeper than anywhere etee in Barry County. Come « ant try them and you will bo oecvinrcsl that it / Comnixforc WorJcn, who cumuun.l M the Monitor, line been appoint'd hear Admiral by the Prwkient and the «p;Xdatm»n; ba. been ooa tinned by the OK It U il te Lawdit Lira! Be!* UW ILfflEJ, . 8HEUX mm ms. Dirert your Utter* ta Na. of P. A ; Drawer or Box. J. Roaxrrs, P. M ' Michigan Central R. R. J. Cole & Son, OLD, BtULSLXLDDDHlCT HOUTt. se .■aszifiSMtfs te sx. Boon! Boon!I Boon!!! 8huei!I Bboos!!! of rreryr.i kind for men, women and Waterproof and proof awnii The Mssceie Frateniity ia ettoneetion with tho Eastern Btarl lodge, Srffl givw a Featival at Union Hall, Friday evening, Feb. Uth, 1873, to which tho pabbo an cordially iarited. Shingles, Lath, &c. American Organ p. aad dancing. TickeU SL5V. Doors open at 7 1-S o’clock. Ttekrta ran bo purchased at tbe sure of Barlow A Gwdyw«.Gia*lAFhiHSp<.XP Jfofo erta, and J. D. AnMry's and al th* ■ By order of Committee. Is Offered Io te Pillio n its ritt. , THEWEBER. HALLETT & CUM'STON AND GABLER PIANOS. heavy Catehneru Suite. Black Cloth Ifot of ItetMW irnned ftom the-U. & Baits and a splendid Moortmen of Black Patent Offlee to Michigan Inventors, for Penta and Vest mutable for Hxtoe antic- the week ending January 3, 1873, and each bearing that data—Furnished this paper by Cox A Cox, Soliritoi of Pat- Overcoats *6 to *36 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Bouse fiiandBapida „ ! Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elsewh er Stifita! aii iKteal, DENTIST Wilt Uteal io pH brwk-Nl Iks f’rafcui FRANK L. WARD MteeWaakia<kMD.C. Msmorandam-Book—H. M. HiasdiU; Hastings «J- Allegan. Mau 1$. IF YOU WANT Gold & Silver Watches Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at lowest ntarkql rates, their Brick Warehouse, Michigan Exchange , oa.iui.-y which urery oae truthfully answwal beKwe hia journey. • ’“*• fth sa k tram it tv cat vn9u M Euad it te Vans. j 10 Barrel lots and more sold to dealers at a very small rance above Car-load Rates. UaoGBh, S> ™» —t T«ta. « d,ad™, rd! City Dining Rooms (Strictly TempMMee.1 WARM MSA1BAT ALL HOTTtf. tflDCaUESJ} COXrXCTIOXOLY ¥*O3E< 8AX.3EII Water Lime, . Ohio lima, Shingles of all kinds, f/yr LU/UEif win V LOTS. 1040 IEIT num IK THE WEST- �MORTGAGE BALE. EW ADFEBTISEWENTX. BOMAMTXC STOBY. TTATE LJ ZE'W Diachy fl Coi. Column? OF CAPITOL HAM'lTtf ‘ BUCHU LIVINGSTO Nil MICHIGAN "(A Ire* excited in cuuwqu^an> of a vary singular affair, th® tannine of which is a lady of American birth, and excellent cvnnsctiona in thia country. Aboc: six year, ago, Henry F. Itariow, a cutamimion merchant of 210 Canal street. Now OrImm, foiled in that city in oewqueneo of loanee sastained during the civil war. and went to Marseilles, where ho soon aucceeded in obtaining a good position in a peuminont mcreanlile house. Mr. Bigelow waa a widower, aad was anexanpanied by hia only daughter Births, then about 18 Tears old, aud endowed with mnarkabl® personal abarms. Her father moved ia ttis tast society of his new home, aad tho t.iauty and grace of lii® daughter were not long iu attracting admirers. Sho treated them politely, bat, after <11. coldly, until one dav she sraa brought ia contact with a doahing French teaman, tho First Ideatenant :0H0« on tho western-boundary tu tho Indian tribes: spain'balding New Orkans, KATEKS aud Great Britain Canada. There was m> army, no nary, no surplus revenue ; and the country was but ju*t recoveriug from tire exhaustion and reregv of au sight years' war. • When General Wasliin^toa easne to th® Presidency in 1789, alt years had CEO. F. ROWtll elapsed sines tho peare. In tlu> treaty of 17r4, Great Britain had agreed u> evacuate, without need lea, dolan, every notified place within tire bMnduriM of the United tftntoe: and yet Brin a garriaons still held awan American p»tti of Title u»e to her, bit’, of vital importance to both the Isxrer and safety of- tin* country,—posts tlie retention ui which S5 to $20 waa a menace as Weil as an injury ; for thry kept open tbe groat nature! high­ ways from Canada into th® United THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Ths Calrart Uthofrspkliif Company st Potrott, Upoa lb. vert, sad » FLOUR. 1(11 s WAHTKD.' * CO'S latRlUX HEW8PAPER DIRECTORY Kimi. Ho wa» but littlo over 30 run I To these subitantial wrong* wsa ad­ oH, tail and hamhoms, an excellent ded a neglect, an indifference, a silenoe,. conversationalist, and tho very man to that looked like systematic dimnirtrey, win tho good grace* uf a susceptible Con^resi sent Mr. Adam* tn London, young bdy. Ho became very inornate ia 17Ki, to repnwent the new member ' wtth Alb* Barth* Bigelow, and 6no day •if t)«> family uf nations near ths court 1 lie astonuh.’d bar Litiw no: a ifltlr by of on® of tho oldest- Ko English mia- i asking him for the band of hit charming totcr war sent to America till six years daughter. Mr. Bigelow waa at fin: in­ after. Mr. Adnnu-, though received clined to look favorably upon the suit of civilly enough, wa, kept haunting ante- i tho enamored tailor, tho mote so m his chambers for three month* before hu daughter seemed to reciprocate hia af- K-.n to get any certainty u to the resfotion : but a close mqnnv into th® ef- son why the poxte'were retained. fair* and character of M. Maurice KerGreat Britain imposed such restric­ rsl convinced Sir. Bigelow that be waa tion* upon American eu'ilmervr u xceni not a suitable match for hia daughter. at present, too prepoutereu* for belief. Ua found that Krrve! waa a turn uf ex­ From her West India Islands American travagant habits nnU rhetoric temper; vesseto were utterly exciudwl; and only that when under tho influence of liquor such American product* wi-re adtaiftcil ho was extremely quam-la-aue. and had fought several duel*; that ho had run. through with the fortune hia parent*’ tar, tar, end tuq^ntinv. But tn.’illi-r had bitt him, and tl-at he had nothing *u American re*s»i nor American prod to depend cu bu! hia very modest pay. uct* i.f any kind whatever acre admitTho result of all thia waa that he Wa* requested to ducoutinno hia visits. Ker- : vel loft Mr. Bigelow muttering threat* poMtahta* a ^k.dld Tlstad UdMFajA at mw The.New Capitol and Grounds, 11 Isab*. i® ■*««> q^wd ^is- tto O I ebtati tbay .fcr t^. DOLLARS EACH- MATHEW IHIBESI COLlEIE Rrsl E*Uh sa4 Pstwssl Freptrly, Id sa»«»U tan *» te KWi Beal Estate I |3,000 in Cash I $6,555 in Personal Propurt} WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS jit UeValUl buu 718 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES ANO iiATEI. rU» •Wte«rUiia< P«UUi| i» MASTUM :><1U U IL, r *4r*aUR« U ua* all erfar* i»*ak*BSJr, la U...... tai... t..— WataKa.. M P. A BILLINGS. Advertisers* Gazette, »fe£e: •uiu’lll UVEKtSTOHE ’’“AFRICA J U. U0UMM1TU. Frwifasi * Urraarr. Mice. suit Both tho hqsliand and father abandoned all hojwx of ereing her again, atidkn impenetrable veil seemed to surround her fate. J onvinet,. after j years ago, and at an aarly age iH-gau tho mourning for her tom for eight in-a . atudv ot medicitw under th-i instruction months, applied to tho court for an an-1' of his father, onn of tho leading and nulation ot marriage with Mixa Bi^utow, J most learnix! pl^fxician? in England and ho was waiting for a rendition of'। He completed hi* Wudics in. medical cctthe decree when, on the third at Nd-1! Ivgeo at Liverpool and Iz-nden, nnd afvember Inst, on event of th. most start­ • tsrwuds xp.nl.»u years in thu Livarling character <<currou. lie was seated iI pool haspitaL Various rvMor.it are M­ in hia counting-room in the Hue Grade,'I signed lor his leaving England for poring over hi* ledger, when th* door I' America, but suddenly,’more than twonwas suddenly opened, mid a tvihel lady I ty.years ago, he toft that country, and stepped in. She drew back tar veil, Ij came almost direetly to Utts place, and and displayed a bronxed face, the tea- I in a few days after aettlrtl at JdcKsn’s . lure* of which tai know only too wall I' Corners, tha hamlul tibore referred tu. In the next moment he rushed into tar |: Hu had friends here, two g.-.utL>m< ii arms, exclaiming' •‘Bertha 1 Bertlia !" who had studied with bim at home and -It is hb tong lust wife. ' they used .very argunaekt to indueo him ^OMujitanation she gave him- while ' lo Joeat. at Kalamaxuo or some point locked in each other’s arm? ‘ where his great talents and acquirements sflB^ her sudden and long absence, would be likely to find a|<precution, but wore so strange that even the chrotii- in vain. He said he sh.ml.1 live of Mequer of the Marseille* JftmluU, to Kan's Cornsra m lung as he stayed iu v hoar* pan we are indebted for all-these this eountry. His tatonts found ample j.articular*, rouft-n*ed b. had rarely mot employment, though us a general thing, i with anything more romantic in his loag bo greatly preferred the quirt country I journalistic career. Mmo. Jonvinet sta-1 practice and an|y seldom visited the I tanl that uu th. evening when she had I large village* except in consultation.! Often times his office would be ihivngvd'l with mesMngcm from all juirta of I he ‘ ~Wdjid<aLmm“ — Arnica Liniment PRISE 60,000 OOJ Reliable Agents omn or tbi mjcu. PwfflEaE*^iffg mttumn.ftBi awnmnan-Mj. ouiious, so. Mt j! IN VALUABLE GIFTS: PROBATE ORDER ^’S,TO4c2rl,.,’,i in Every Turn in the Stale areoctiYtox. go. e, na«iow.r bloc*, msbob, jSAmsUAUaSwais Cussjn ttaars. Aumsu far Ajaicass. I «T.*TBl>r s*rti " Casstret B*: laeswESSM IHT jfillTERPP.ISE. TW0GH1W (1PITH.S Of S5.0C0 EACH IN GhEEHBACKS. FAIIAII WlLUAMl ^greenbacks tJJjjmJi * M. narttolT--------- ----- THROAT All UH IMT1TVTE <wl»r. A t> i*n-*><il»a. ■llrart'U x 1 S®tA«M «Ull«U sat far «X»l t**rwf. I uiimitta TtaeuJ. Ml as< 1 i HUI. <>M4aaeU>** U fam .r Haiwa 1 Usurer *■ I’rtrn *.- 4 lfaa,u a tour*. «. | <!M «■ U» ia!nr-«ra-. far I S&fertJfSyE’Ss OR. CROOK’S WINE TAR te have it or go hungry. Tlte American people might nui in their I’uffemlurf, nor was i’attc w-en on the family table, but t! Clair nasiacru struck horrur t . th delightful country residence, but L> hi* ent heart, and cxritsd reflaciioi* । lutunishment did not find his wile in her apartment?. Ho quostioned thb ser­ into inch cai»'« a> that of Hugh Ihirdie, vants about tho whereabout* of th.ir a nativu of Virginia, impressed in Lonmistress, and they said that they had 41<m stror-tn, carried to aea in n nrau-ufseen Msdame Jourinet stalking -in the •^r.tndi rrd total rel"a*od by th® ad­ guidon a littlo before dui-k. M. Jouvinci miralty, put in iron* and Surged */.re learebed every nook of the gordt-n and tho#n order* had ta.m Tecmr-*!.. nnd set neighborhood, but not a trace uf his on abort- iu ti strange land H-ititou: the beautiful wifo waa to bo found. Ho taeans of subxbting fur n day. ' It took sent out meeseugen In all directions, . fifty yuan to title- the -hatred out of the but they returns*! without bringing any '| heart* uf tho Arucricin peop!; which information. An examination oi tho1 waa engendered, not no much by thlady's uoudoir fnmishi'd no cloo what-; over as to where sho might bare gone. I The huaband i«iseod a wretrimd night, I hoping every moment for hta.wife’s re­ turn, but morning dawned aud sbo had ' not yet coms- ffe thou sent fur the po-1 lice, ami detectives began to l-xdc for tho missing lady. They were unable tu : find any trace of her after a i>rutract«d end patient search. AdvastaMnants, offers of larg? rewards for information i MIIIOIASD FlCTStt FRAMES saws; cwtsESS i Mio wrw't STOMACH BITTERS Floral. Work I BiLUASD TAELE rkorr, - - . MANUFACTURES michi BOILER WORKS. Itakraarr Mil. M ala»'*M«rt ta Ik. 'nrww*. M • i I.M,.., «r .bur r..n, inaa ta H 1. U » EitstSlJp-I PURIFY YOTO BLOOD. M uu au* **.*>«••. '*!>• aua® w '» >»"■■■ I ■ u. —- •»— of III turinw W P—d. Fsb. 1, l|!s we waui.1 msktsg COMFORTS PECTORAL , j genisl ar*d ono uf.the nei«t ixffcrratit^g | her dietnuy Mount® Kerrr-1 sraa th. first | end enlivening of talker* with tfaqi- j : who could sufllcietttly iutetDrt him, bit | who entered her cabin. Ho told hvr ; coolly that 1» had loag ago h-ft tfch- na­ [ he was eviuntially a reoluw-. taut: al:4rq val sorvicu <•{ France, and wot now ,I1 ho willed in Pavilion, be Luilt him h ma»jcr of a bark in tho Larant trade. । house, which h® used m office and home.. 8h-- :!>• n implored him to rektoro her to |1 B.re he lirod, surniundcd Ly cooking libuiy, wuc.. ta roume-1, iuforaiiu™ her ; utensils, mortar* and jauff.-n, drags nni j medicine*, pill-pctkfainng ajqxiraftdk ' I books, pojiera, nwta, otc., and [stwei! a ' 1 largo portion of bi* time with uwver th* I ] footstep of b woman mating tho • n. i ' trance to th® uijMcriej ot the place.: Iq ' j hb iqgnuxr, though always courtcOusj • • bo wSi tar&umcto|C*n!. Hi. p-raunaj | । tppotu-anie wax odd, not tu say slouAyl ! Hi* language waa verbo>e and o-nate.1 ■ Ilia habits included the Engludirmis's i tor* of drinking. He wax content With ' I the humble*: ford nod thu hard-st j she vm well tntatml, cXoept that sho ’I couch, but his, heart wa* always open tn | ’ Wax not allowed to leave the place. A suffering, hb hand never closed when it ( very strict eurvetltsnco was kept over could retar® distrMS, aud life impulre* | H.her by tho *OTvanta w1m>«- tauguago abe ware of the ktndHeet natureWM uuabto to umivrataud. Sho began owned a mare more famous iu I’arilinii already tu despair, when Kervol one and surrounding towns than liorinanie day told her &hu mart go with him up to tho Nile. a Two days adterward ho brought her’to tho countuy place of a wealth® Egyptian, Bolen Bey, aad to tar horror sho found that Korvel had coded her lo him. and that she was henceforth to" be tbe iemato of *n Ori­ ental harem, filled with Egyptian and SYRUP POKE ROOT. Condition Powders! ' ' D. A Cm*. J.YAMraWALKBB. ’ BALE OX EXECUTION. LADIES* REPOSITORY FOR 1873. GRAND RAPIDS JURUBEBA £££'££& 8 LOBXSXO MIMA DETROIT BfflDUG IDRIS. BLOOD PURIFIER. four tuontti* sta endured all the horr®rs of ihix liia, wtan she wa* ono d*y notice. Itwih cam. a* Im had predict­ infroluced by Baton Bey to agunileman ed. Hn waa eating breakfast at the who was no other than Nubur 1‘aschs, hotel nt McKan'a Ctnore when dead: a noted Egyptian diphnnatist. aad coa- !। dinceaded, sod he Urea bat a Aw mo Tenant with tbe French laaguage. tiba I menu. Among his txtpere was a n>ronSded bereelf to him, aad ta. immo-1| quasi that his body be kept six days bediate’iv pr.-mu»«i tu realoro her ta her | husband. A few days afterward she : Tallow ’NSURE YOUR LIFE. WANTED.”—£1Biuineu that will Pa, Tie Mitial Lift Iisiraice Cujiaij, IF YOU WANT LARGEST and STRONGEST Music Teaching. Taken on by th* subeoriber st his raxM.no* on section twenty-four (24) b CaMtotoa, Barry Oo., Midi., on* -hit. ywriing haifer, cue red yearling heifer, ■nd two red yearling stMia. Ooxrx* F. WnxixKis D<MCa<fl>taltJbB.X IT*. ^FOKSAUE; � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-02-12.pdf 54aaf46b0b32604e4ab21768c6747e27 PDF Text Text VOL XVII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN aid Bty|$ Cartj. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1873. NO. 42. ■ barns, whose dnebrafious wer* owsen-, ' tially rurtic, but where the warmth cf I tho hoapitalitv compsmsoted for every deficiency; Vh* triend of n guest was ; kindly welcomed, th* passing travolsr I ' was pri-M.-d to stay, and the wandering | 1 Turrets'll with his stores of finery and news, was rwwivsd with daligkt rap^ dally by th* fair sex. The boma-cwa! «»C was ahau*t a* merry; .th* lor» atlings of slrigi;* with their trails sound­ ing cheerily through th* midnight 1 wuids, and tho joyous feavo-taking* *f : tho urcui«nfs as «srli wont his separafo wliila strangely cqd *WMtly through tho grvy uld wood* aocndsd the clear giriuli roiraauf itajdstws. as thins tho uiffervnt slrigbs they rang in, altornafo ixaaxu. one of th* quaint old ballads uf th* middle ug**. A*. I*tigih w« reacho.l the book* of tlm Tir couaga. which lay > betwevn u* mid our homo, a mirror of ic*, and we ct once commenced ita [«i»*ago. A* we swept quickly on. it **em- Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS Wishart's Pine Tree U>UU,>MU»MUrrtHu< Tar Cordial NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. re.il. U«ferr.r-. t iu..d«in V.eOUBSlZ lay tatwevn us and th* bank. I looked I , around; they wrrc rapidly appearing > on everv rid*; and I rvorauitar to have ' bran! that the ic* of th* Tirreuaga. like that of several other Canadian riyers, i wai trooctarou* in euuseq uencn of hot 'springs in the tad of the riser, abich at time* bunt forth : and that particu­ larly in the early part of the winter the merwog w»n!d v-e th* river covetin’ with wo, of ehiqh before owning nut a ! ...r: tw snr. and tbett dashe-l off al a rapid pace for the up]>osito hank, leaping th* chasms, and speeding bgbl'j un over tbo frwe IwrtioiK, a. It ho hoped by swiftpaii to diminish the danger; and with the uru« brrathhws s[k’-<1 w? hastcu>-d <>n eug-'tly round for some more favorable ! .pot; but/a* my eye glanced onward,, it fell od constantly widening water, i until it hid gone the c.-rcui': and with I* sensorfon cl surrituo and horror 11 prrreived that w.i stood upon an ire land, from which the surrounding ice ; w»< retres ling. 1 looked after Mr. Nor­ i Um, but unwepiciuqt of what bad hap- had been adviaad to leave the place be­ fore th* freatat iurna, but, thinking there was no darafr, they nsrlacted to do so. Th. andthtm^bout us beyond our goal, against the strap roeky barrier that lined the water. Fortunately tlw hot springs hail raised the tstuperaturn ot th* water, for poor Annie's girlish form was almost hidden in it, a* tbo wares gurgled and surged around her, somelim** ev«n sweeping above her heatf. But the young girl * courage ros* with Iba occasion, and slio bore unniurniuringlv this naw pliaso of , suffering. Bui they strive hard whose prise is life, and after more than an hour of hope, 'and doubt, and fi?ar, wo reached th« land we hod never boji«l to tread again. A* we cmergwd fnrm th* water, tho wintry wind pienwd through our saturated clothing, with ujcy chill that threatened to frw-te them on us. Ptov; idontially, in our need we found a sap I tier's house near at haul, where w* ob­ tained dry ctotbe^ refreshments, and tbo foan of n bor»> and slvigh. ia which w* were soon speeding along the road to Tuv-juaga. As w* prucroded, fresh fear* for her father's and sister’s Into asaailrl poor Aunio, which won. only *e| al roil when she found horaelf in gird with till- firm footfalli nf the hotsoa, and the chime of thrir bells—a low threaten log murmur like the echo of a distant temiwet. lint Mr. Norton drove gaily on, a* if be either heard it nut, or thought nothing of it. and 1 disiuitsed it from my mind, until a* wo drew near the oegter of the liver, strange dark spits, like cloud shidaws. began to fl-uk ita gleaming serfare. The next instant one appeared right STOVE. Second, 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third, 1 Set of Knives and Forks. The notation* must be enclosed in sealed envelopes, which will be numbered us received and pn the firirt day of April. 1873. the envelopes will be opened and the prizes awarded to the snovMttl persons. not ta-u tarthe £a.t that oa that island ami bad IQ «*ah tf«t;yM again, lie did ao, howoxar^and in a minui* ar two down wont John Mohan and. wo* pulled out cold and dripping Kkc a wal­ rus al tho north pole. A "little farther cn ita party vfeaMtitadteteBdaqMwirc and wore feat to right. ‘'»l Wore tta rq.-s uu shore wsropulUd up ttay came again on tinur way to ita uland. It took them a guol tarar to retch ‘Keep your bold and stand firm fur a little whil*. You ore *afq. there fora time. There is somrthiug h»r* in my ! own t*nt I must see to at onre. 1 Then ho calfed ‘David ! David! ora i ‘ you b*rt y Thb voice uf David’s wife answMed him with soba and cries. ‘He AU night long the wind shrieked and can't move! O, my poor dear Darid! whistled ihfough the tents; the men. 11* has broken bis leg, be says, and his children. stadJing tears uf fjy at the tiled out with their exertions, did nut back is hurt. What shall I do* O, sight of their drilverera. ^.Ttay had wake. lint the women did, and lay and pasted the night in prayers for safety trembled, David'* wife awnkc “Dasad their praven hid tarn answered villi she nliiarorwl Lui he di.i im* At eleven o’clock they sat out on the bear her. “What's the tastier, mother ?, was attending to th* sufferer, not think­ uiunuutvl her daughter. “Nothing, ing of henelf. •God pity ua!’ groaned txsul, anil child, nothing. It's only the wind. raisod lira hand to the stnnn. 'Pity us? Hush ! we mnsn't wake Gather. Go to sleep darting." The suu rx»- Uta the pity u*he cried. Hut tbo pililnM next morning and a dim blood-veil was snow foil, and tho soft flake* daneed in in the sky, whfoh inuile wan - of them the air. Then Saul cried. 'Dnnd’a wife'. think that it was night still. Tins mi- Tb* child! the child!' 'tat mo be. wife,' avid Dsrid, ‘i am ----- - this link of love ---------------- ------- kissed feir fora, tar hands, h*r n*ck, her liira. ‘Naw. wife,' b* said, and resigned ttair child to David's wife stood silent for a fagr DENTIST Kahille Eujilt BtL lastUc. Jhb II, nil liciiiai. WilMSW J. P. ROBERTS & Gold & Silver Watches S»Ui Silier ui PlaM Bimall Immense Stock DRUGS Medicines Michigan _Exchangi Dye Stuttn, LYoS 'inter PAINTS & OILS Goods swept down Ita river scorned tu boar u. an equal distance from it* icy borders, and wo soon found otfrwlves floating on a comparatively i>[»a space of water, and *iurinndcd by nunwrouv ic- i*Ic*.>. 1 could have almost hare echoed poor Anura's cry of agony when the certain-1 ty of our praition burst upon tar, »u fearful was it. Alon*, al mid night, on i a fragiunul dt ice, flualin*dowii a rap id riwr whose future coon* 1 knew not. I while on each side stretched tract, ot crumbling ioe, and tayoad them rose could exceed the dueoUtbn of such a jwrition, and what tape could it leave for us of life ? While to complofo our misery, we had uot even the power to struggle against'var Cato, but must pas­ sively await ita coming. How deeply 1 pitied my young companior, a* ah* sat than weeping such downcast. Haul ?’* naked David ; ta had । uot tagun to 1m« heart tixul lo*k*d in silence at David's wife and David's daug'it-r; they were at thn far end of th* hut ‘You ate not frightened. Saul, surely f. said David. ‘Not for rayself. David,' whispered SjuL 'But tall me What kind of leva do you bear for your of thia.' David’s lips quivered, Knut he shook away th* fear. ‘Wo mast uot krae heart, Baul, and wo must keep this danger from tbo wife and little one. There's men's work before us, and wo must*do it—like mea!’ •Trust me, Da­ vid,’said Bank *my haort taut* to the puls* of a willing hand;' and said no more Tbo wind storm cuntinnod all tho day with such vicleac-j that it was impossible fur tbo men to work. As tho day advanced the blood vefl in the skv died away, nod when the night come thn mcon's light ehone clear and cruel, bright and pitiless. Worn out with hard toil and anxiety, Baul Fielding Uy fears of hoc father's and sister'* safety down that night «»d tried to sloop ‘ I which our own danger had awakened must have strength for to-morrow.' ta I tried to ulfor word* of couroUtion ai thought. Thn fierce wind had grown I wramrad the pour girl in Ita buffalo faint, and it moaned now among the rotas from the chill night air that our inaction rendered dauhly caid. Hhc lookod a sad contnuit to tho bright arca­ ture of th* lost lea- hours, whosn joyou« ballad .trains ware yet lingerin_j ia my ran. But when the first shock was avnr, poor Aniiio struggled brandy with , hor griut and during tho rouiaiudar af 'r-*"--- dreary night of Irani sta rat my aide, tho nuns: patient and •Jane' in hU thought., ho foil aahran nod dreamed of her • • • “My God I" he brani David', wife cry. and at that moment ba awoke, an 1 tisiug swiftly tu hi* feet, raw a cardie and murmured a prayer o:*r her, and biased her; and then, keeping down her awful grief bravely, like a bravo woman, climbed to the height, and raised ler arum to baul with the child in them. Only h*r bare arms could be ■ecu above the tent's roof. ■Come, li:tlc one.' said Foul, and stooping down, at the ihk ol In. life, clutched the child trum th* mother’s nrtna, end beard th* and turned despairingly about. lint no help for them via near. They were is them grave. David'* wife raised ths provisions to Saul, and wont down tia her husband. •Wife,’ mid David, 1mv. me, and sec if you can reach 8smL It will l» difficult bat you may be able to manage it’ She looked at him tenderIv. -My place is here, David.' aha said ; •1 shall otsy with you and trust to God. moment be swooned, hi* pain wa« so great Then bi* wife knelt by him, and raised bis bead upon laer lap. Meaai-hU*, tbo man in the nut tout who had called to Saul to giro him a band bad not boon idle. Ho found a plank, and a a. trivia- it to the root BBCK1H8. Price* Guaranteed. -------------------- ,--------- Tim lent was not in right Tto snow tad covered th And rtiU it fell, and still it drifted. The djajrr who-------------------------- t~« bad tata*tr£bit^#eS^ eX*t" havoc be was making, the city arifet kept at hi* tabes*, tta third UuW upon the oat*, the fourth kita-l a artting hen in the manger near by. .and the fifth pass .if the deadly weapon wee th* beat uf all. for ft earn* rmri the young man boomerang fesnfoa, and knocked him down, and thus put an end to the slaughter. Tta nm* foot that the citv -• •—« ‘■ �struggle which within a score at ysars th ti alter ■wtatlisliod th-< grest republic of tbo world. A hundred years ago ■ bare were but four tMwepapers in Amw icut •teen, engine ba-1 aot b«>«u imagined, ami ra-lruads an4 telegraphs bad not entered intu the remotest conceptwn of mon. Wh«n we coins fa took at THE BRIDGE QUEfTIO*. sue-1 anutlu-r pamphlet agtiutt our Board of Public Works under the captfon cf 'Tstr.nuay the Second” contain­ ing the mod' rorklno. sad absurd a»aaulta upon that body of improveri. The sp-ech was mndu in Cungrve. on tho 24th nit, and it bm. since been pro­ ven that tho Hua. mvmlrer's oppouti-.n Eepushllan Blate Convention. Ooort fa pfaoe of Isaac P. ChristfancT. ■nd two Hagwnts of tbo Stato Unirersity ia pfaoe of E. C W*Iker and Ocorgo Willood, will bo bold in the city uf Lau ring, al itepreenatativ. Hall, Wednes­ day, tba 26th day of February, at 11 o'ofaek a. fa. The several counties will be entitled tire in tbo favor branch of tha Htate L-giefatauv ; and every orgsnbod coun­ ty haring «o reproarntatkw-. will be en- By tbo reoohittoe of 1856, no detogato will be entitled to a sesd who dore not resill fa tho roenty ho represent*. Lmrerag. Mich- Jan. 27,1876. a D Braenan, Chairman Moose W. Field, John M. Navins, W. E. file war t, E. A. Boriingamo, 0. L. Spaulding, Jacub C Lamb. Tbo's N. Stove us. A Kapabfiean Ctooty Oon rention will be held at the Court House ia tbo City at Haesfaga oa Feb. 22d iast, at 1 o'atoek P M. to.efact'delogataa to the State Cmmmtfoa to be held at Lansing oa tho 26th last., to nominate a Justice of tbo Supreme Court ami two Rego a of the State Univereity. Superintendent ot Schools aad County Drain Commis sioMr. Tcwnships will be entitled to the naaal number of delogntea. D. R- Coox. BACON & KARR’S g:<«t puUKe buildings that w« recall are | to finely pheal a» tho Capitol at Wash­ ington, while many a grander atro’--tnn> vi tho admiration that U ita due m.-rclyby being unfortunately placed where it caan-M U> seen at all w a whole, ot where it can only be wren aa a whote by getting so far away that all the detail, of ita architecture are lost. Over r2W> m frnee for violation uf until they hong ia far horiaone like tho Prohibitory law were recently col­ ■crommodata him by keeping one ol cloud, that have tafreu shape. Tho fa­ lected in one week in Dowagiac. hi. strikera oSioo at a high Salary w-th Till. Mansfield, Coldwater and lAk" cades of Notre Datno of Faris, of the no-diing to do. The aBdarito made to Calbodrai of Biuen. uf the Cathedral Mi.-htgan Railroad will bo canpletod show thia are borne out by tha spirit and in running order to Alfegau by of Strasbourg. are really never soon at next July. Bo saya tho Jimi. all, though they might bo better soon Tbtf Centaur Liniment is the greatest which ii beneath criticism and ean b» Tbo people of Ionia eoanty aro asked pain robever fae world lias ever seen, than they are by the destruction of a to tax tbsmselvee 682.000 Cor n now b-wt appreciated by .Lowing bow some few uf the surrounding building. But Court Houae. Ionia village fa asked to llheumatieni, whether inflamalnry, eeiof his own figure, make ont what be atic or nervous, b made to disappear. qur Capitol fa as a city set on. a hili that donate $5,000 inwards its erectiue. tiwcUliuga cea».- to pain, wounds are culls "fraud" u ths report of tbs Board. exnnotbe bid, and Wudungtm -may Tho Cungregntiotialiatn of Greenville healed, bunu urv hum! without a srwr, Thus hoallegre that in paring twentygrow ed IMus, and lino all bar prairies have sobl their personage for 62.UOO and stings and bites arerendared harmnine streets and oao alley, a length ol uf avenues with lufty buildings; tha and have purchasMl a site whereon they fifty-six mills, iu.tewl of Laing what tire Mn. R. Fownll, 492 Atlantic Hu tho view, and‘ propoao to build in tbo spring. Uopitel will still ' ’ Brooklyn, KY . wriloa : *1 have h-*l b<*rd allege, oa an average of tbirtyIVofemor Mows Colt Tyler of the, This is one ad­ cm- ii.iviuv.uk. .... .v.. - ---- two fret in width at 6L60 per yard for vantage not to be denied, and the stan University has resigned, and h» be. ac- | trtod .vrrvfaing Tbe Centaur lamwoodsa parctbrat and 83,20 per yard and whiteaen of fas dome are no doubt cwpted a position on the editorial «t.O ;i nrent i» the only lUag that due* nw on the Christian Union. for concrete, the cost is actually furtj * dollar, per rnaning foot ami amount. impvnesivu at fint view to everybody, Hon. C. R. Brown, Judge uf the Mr. Ctfan. Hill, G Fin- St, Fh ilithough th. ktructut" cannot stand a Niall. Ctrenit was taken quite serionsly delpbia, writes: •That two botdre of । to 611,627, 200. Now, as oao square ' yard at 63,50 (die highoU price pai-1) b thoughtful examination, aad will one . ill with raojoelive chiila while recontlr Ontanr Lfafaicnt baa cured a moat o^ I nine thirty.socund part of tba whulo day bi outgrown by all Amsrfounv. It oreupviug the bench oi tboTan Bunin vere sprahkhT'.bf* miefa." • wa* a childish, if'not a barborou* taste .: County Circuit Court. J U. Marfin of 143 seventh Avenue, I running foot. !t will c.mx orjy 612.41. N. Y, says : ’'The ' Centaur Liniment tual orretcl tho prevent dome ; and tbo ‘ instead of 64O.a» tdlogt-J, or ua!y 637,­ ha* cured me of a terrible caao uf in­ flammatory rh.-umitiam and cannot bo , 132 (or running yard and the untire fif- guod eonte cad good taste ot the public I too highly ruBtitnutendod." I ty-six miles will at the outside pn-.eh n'" ■t largo will ao doubt tie ju.tifii-l wbea 'i ■mount to 13,679, «?a 364 -rAi indead __ 4 „r 59 Bromlway. N. Y. of n 11,wo shall all so<% what already a great August 21st, 1*<72 327,2UO—a poiitivn error of 83,188,606 maay see, that fats is not architecture•■All bone uwu*ra alumld have fae with which ha comiaoacos his charge tiaertox 2. That for tbo puqx>M> of against the Board of uader-citimaUng properly speaking, at all. but uicru m»italb-t and litol it Iho best thing orer determining whether such Loon .ball chauire, barlug no cobnrc'ioa whatever ■ifapted." H. Mtx.n. bo made, tha common council may ui Ute coot of their work. Ho charges u with the art of budding, and no mure Supt. Adnate Ex. Co. Stables. any annual city election, or any special discrepancy of 6206,332 in tbo report ol capable uf exciting entbu.iuta, in the Such taslimunisls can bo repeated in■faction (called for that purpose) provide tnimi of a .ineere person who knows O. Ward, the inventor of tbo ••Ward detiuitoly. Trr it ouec. We will war­ for a vole thereon by bedlot; and every ballot tn favor af such L.on shall have what art ruosns, than the budsr ol a Brake," ba. three now and u*'ful rail­ rant it every t-me. Sold by all Drugg»t». J. B. Best A Co- 53 Broadway. printed or written, or partly printed and ! steam-engine—nor indeed so much; road invention, that ho will proscut to 1 reported that nanibec of foot at llO ’,fn tha nnhlie within a .hirrt’time. for the buder is a) least a real thing and Ho aliases an over charge, sad fraud ol Even in Grand Rapids men cannot $13,491.20 in computing tbo sum dm uot a sham, it obeys the laws of boilnr enjoy their rights, for a resident of that from the United States for concrete city had only worn his shirt nine wook, when hi. unreasonable wife made eompavement along Judiriary Square, beTbo dutflc, on the contrary, is a share. plsint to tho police, who foned the man rauM-w natural sleep. It dore rot non- i lain mbiphlne, fa ptaiaant to take, never I ! tally in the report instead of 4th rtreet Il springs from a well-built building of KrtficB and never falls. The Lost physic white marble, and it pa*Mo itself off, to Dutroit and Traverse City aro now iu . on which tho work was actually doaef' din-.t Railroad cjiauiunicxtxm with IThose are spccirasns-of tlu> blundering people wbu do nut know that such a dome could not be built of marble, for each other, via tho D. A M , to Grand and mimxopic lutlenaoi of t’n> nun Rapids, and thenea via fae O. B.A 1 to a mnrble dufoe, and by ninety-nine peo­ Fyfe Lake, and thence u> Traveno City i Hun. A. 11. Meacham, uf Oregon. ple out of every hundred who coo it, it by tho Traverse City bmach uf ih-> Grand Rapids and Indiana Iton-1. ■ with lion. Jesse Applegate nod Samuel of tu-iridrt it should bars beau, ia which Tho Honeo, in Committee of tbo Case Indian Agent Alsea, On-gon haw rase th-ne would bare bwa probably uo Whole, tout jxswxl a hill eetablabii.g been appointed a plea Cinnni<ai<>n to JUptoportfan between it ami tha bail I- tho office of Cmunistionor of Fudinriiw. settle tbo difficulty with the Moduc In­ and appropriating SR',00c) annually, for mg uf which it ia a part, for tha archi­ tbo n*xt twoyoon. for tbe encuutugrdiana. Mr. Meacham wiD leave Ii-re tect would not barn Mt himself a task he could not porfirm, nod the natural all in dad (uuportion. The moment, however, tha architect pormitted bim-elf That wo have Common Schools in tu think of putting an iron dome upon Lchigan is a fixed fac(, That they a luuble building, be was no longer re­ re free to the children ot tho State is of tho war thus far it is quite likely strained by tho law of the budding it­ well known, bat sometime, it ia spparThe New York Tjqxigraphicnl Union that tho settlers will be gem rally. wipe-! self. which law should have bad his full . Nu. G, baa endurv-d the piopositi-'n, to reat that others than children should an ■ out liefo’re the troupe c.in ovoreouie tlio allegiance, but bo folt hun-elf st liberty erect a statute of type medal to tha joy tbo advantagwa of a Common b'ohool, Modoc > by force. It fa uuderet.-.*! that •memory of Hutace 'Jeertoy, and :■•education In proof we submit th., fol- .aid city, and csuveru and doci.irw th. quests all printer* lo contribute the |«y trriai would permit, and there resulted lor setting 1.000, emt oa the third day fawfagssp^ofa petition presented re- rw»ult of Mid election. and uo cash loati ■ballba made unless a majority of th. ; of arm* on the part of the troop-, cvcr-pt aa iui-nodiat* and fatal disproportion 1 eeetly in the House of Representatives votes cut at said oiettion, are in faror 1 for th.- prevention of attack*. until even of Febraray for that purpme. tor the Repeal of tho Law cresting th" at said Loan. And provided that no ! banded juttico i* fairly offered tbo com­ Tbo dumo is nut only an cxcresceace, Tho Bay City Journal say* that the eAee ef the County Superintendent ot plaining aborigimio. Thia is not only Laving no structural relation to the mil! of McGraw and Co. of that citv, baildiug pro]>er — it is an ugly ax-reswtilth it now oaring cxitanteffon, will Schools. It is neodlsoo to add that the tho proper thing, bat will b> tfa> eheap be the largest in the United Hralre It eeuce, ugly in its Imo. ugly In its dw- , Township of Handy ia one of the Drmotai, boat and indeed, for the pretent, tlm propurtfon, an 1 wo shall, wo hope, bro is eufficUnt to state that tba mill will eratic stronghold in fae very evenly bal­ plan ot .topping bustilitfa* sad saving , to m the day when it will be taken anced, politcally speaking, County of down aad ai real dome bo put up in ita UvfagntaB, and wo presume tbo intelplar*. — StrAttrr’i fur F^tnarryl 1 Lgeerre of the petitioners, ia on a par. with moot atiboeo who doaire, and peti­ tiroof sheet of the list of member, uf the tion faa legislature for tho repeal of a House was given uut on which cunveLaw, that baa already raised tbo atari, tioas were tu bo made if any errors a ere , 1 on.-u and tnAn a denial of the luibery daxd of Education over fitly p-r cent in discovered. Boon after, the compiler of charged against him. The report of an the 8taaa, and ia repidit making the tbs Manual rvceivod the fallowing note interview by a newspaper reporter u not from one oi the single men : Common Scbocla of tbo State, among euti.factury to your eurreapumicuL It •■In proof «b»-t Manual in Houe-. 1 fae beat fa fae world. Wo are planned ' the showing ut 67,000 bribe money in see you say I am married. I’leeei curto bo able to aasnri oar readers that we .ret, or send th" woman around, and the Kansas Lagi»laturo and tha charges see tally advised that fae prayer of those oblige.*' • made by Senator Varka was a put-up■toHifafa ••Inhahitanco" of fas Town­ jub ami was entirely falsa, tho innoceut 1’ref. Cooker of fae State University ' ship af MaMy ia not likely to bo aahas been unre-1 to take charge of oui- of victim of such a fraud sboull indig­ CITY DEPOT thu eiiiturial department* of tho Metho- ‘ Lifts! Oi! Chromo mounted, tired and nantly repudiate tho election which re­ diet Qoortnlf l(mnr. Fret Ofory has varnished, ready for framing, of a little sn olfor o! an incresod salary to n*c-p‘.;a buy and girl and600 pogei of reading rqvrt stated that Senator iVimcruy ad­ profcssorsldp, similiar to the uu.i ha matter, for only |l,2f>, s!»->uLl lead eve­ apted the fair.-ioss of the cteeti-m of bolds now iu on Otu» institution. Prof. rybody to subeertbe at oni-e for this Senator Ingalls, 11 would give us great deed, a fine Inking of men— Norris has been naked lo lecture oa popular periodical which contains good plea.uro to know that Senator PcmqrvT pithed men. in fact—and Gon. Loomis Pbifaeopby in Bowdoin Coltog..: and Has now on hand a comit ia ruiuureu that Prof. Friem will not stories, practical rocipes, fashion cute was outirvly innocent, hut the action of at that time was one of the handsomaat, return to the Umvuraity as I'rofvxe.ir of ftlcte assortment of Books. and iaforaauun, Bunday resiling. th • Huoec uf lu-irreeentatircs of K>umu> in- el M'ldicrly looking ran wo ever saw. Ha was over six feet in height, large Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ has dtmamfed his resiguaiim and tho and fine looking, and a thorough s<Jers, Ink. Slates, Pencils, Settato of his State has reqnnotod ths U. diac by nature and ednoutwn. Among thoao wbu viaited the battery Pictures, Picture Frames, 8. Sesalo to lavrebgato the charges Initial Paper find Envel­ against him. This doo i not L>oic lika t Lo on the landing was a wall knowa Cinriunati d.vine, whow temperance proopes of tho latest styles, clearing Limeolf before Lis own j*opl<.‘. cliviliee are a marked laatnre nf hi. Picture (’ord, anV Fancy though it is never fair to condemn any life-. He saw the wusd ‘Ojldwater” oa the guns, sail thia inspired him tu inako Articles for the Holidays. man upon expsrto evidence a iiitlo speech ‘■Suldims,” eiid L», Call and see them. impnesively, and nil retnovi-d their bate Jlio. IfOBtHfl. and liwteuod to tbo vraerabla divine, liquid vending gentry. w hose white hair was lifted m the Tho Allegan Jouroat fa rveponsible a! Bank, ore taking great interest tn tbo breuse from tbo river, "Soldiers, it refor fae following: h of Which Welsh and Prey." jcncoo me to are ouo company of tern pernew luan. Their subscriptions are daily Monkeysaroscarce inMfalngaa One! Wo think the above fully demoMtratinercaaug tn omuuuL From I.iudou unrn men marching firth to meet the enemy. Rum” continued the roalous i that the Democrats of Handy still Hssungs a month or so and r-a* off the also they i(h»v» favi-rable sdv.oes drvine, "Sa the bona at the suldier as it Tift poaj Office. safamMdabL and expect to eluor the eutlrc tin. \*t is of man in c-rvay lino of life. War surmise the following As tha' editors of that paper, and the ent ot $300,000,000 this week. slays its th.usends, bat ram «l>rs its ten. of tboimnds. Ttio temptations to ewtafe- < htowfas* copy at th. leadmg Gmsfalew QaiU briar still remain ia the drink .in tha army are very greet, I slitauial article fa the Boatings 7Zre~ city we presmno cunmderable revenue The pppoaitfon to the general Bank­ knowand therefore it b with feelings SrsySfiFS WTO = JfarwelefFeb. 8th, willgwaloog r‘J might bo derived from fae euaettarnt or rupt doe I»iw uot appear to coms from of priio that I mm one body of men each an ordiuanor, though ws fear tbe regular businoMi tixm It ia diiBceh to sac who have the moral eorrage to march — ,1... U.lJ _ !.L .1- -1 drawer. Tba mso then took the saddle, W /llll I I. II enforcement of manv Sure agahnt tbe why such cn areanlt is mads upon die but muakoy mounted him, tore hfa bair W U.1" X JJ1J latter would render hw chance to pay law at this.t.mc. Th" New York Im­ i£,bljKi fu/t/if net of wc. bin feere' debts rather amoll. an I might porters and Grocers bond of Trade yeobe tho cause of soar quill driiing not hrdav eent a memorial to Congress against the repeal. exactly in arcorhu»> with tne statute u> turner—• *aas r X bought a saddle "f । -— - ■ i. .. * ■ FiretrOlWfci Instruments. New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. TKareroont, Jfo. 255 Gr«enf, near Ughih St., B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & RETAIL Tbe LARGEST and moat complete Jewelry Smew In the West, with tbe fiato Stock ever brought to tho Qty. 137 II 139 State St Madison, cor&sr of WAI.THAM CHICAGO WATCHF.S ELGIN WATCHES, HOWARD J s •WATCUEB. TeaFMM 1 Cake Baaketa, §.5 IT' Ide TV. Gold Tooth Pfaka* I Gold Thimblsa. Silver Thimbles, Gold Loekotr, Shirt Stadd., Gohl Watch Keys. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch outer al and Tools for Jewelen. j e j ’ E = “ THE CHEAPEST PRJ JE8 IS OUR MOTTO E nr * i a state street, cbkaoo SALT. SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR Keep > Urge eupply of B«lt fcr em u Loereet meHtet re.ee, * their Brick Warehouse. HIT TKISS IS TNE WESTAtchison Topeka A Basta Fe R R. Water Lira Ohio TaOy. NEW BOOK , Fvreu- .nd th. X— I.U.. jTtA. : " ‘. M—*• «fe < Music Teaching. —------ rance abort- Car-load Raten. nan arraum t �T»t« Paper Mill. Who says, Paper Mil] 7 Don't fail to call at tho Button C>h Store, they are selling off at tost, sure. See the coll ia the appropriate Column, fur tho County Cbnvention. Atitad tbe Masonic festival Friday ovoning next al Union Hall. Cory and Cornell aro out with a "ad" this week, showing what they aro doing in tho Uno of Organs and Pianos IL J. Kenfield, Esq. it out again, at­ tending to butinera and is looking quite Heal fcbjw ftticsj. From general appearances, w* .ko.M think winter had. about spent it* fury, and now ia trying to makn amend* for ita reixmt severity. .■KatBESSts'' We notice that many of onr exchange* No Yob Dox't!—Don't what 7 Get that are not ranch more than half J a* u geod a meal at any place in tho city largo aalbs Bvwsaa, charge two dollars of Hastings as at L. £ Stauffer's Res­ IMTyvsr, while th* Bsweaa is only 11,AO. taurant, north side of Stalo St.east of l/Why not make use of our » atcr-j re­ st here in the City, by orrecting a wollra manufactory ? '.No batter chance in Iho | country to build facto riba, then on tho Thornapplo in Hasting*. That ail taxes not paid in by Feb. 20th, I shall immediatly proceed to levy and collect according to law. HENRY C. LEWIS, Feb, 5lb,w2. City Treasurer. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grind River Valley Division till tie Georgia, son of the editoruf ^4Vo received a short vi*it on Monday last from C. P. Naorpaa*. Editor of th* If you want first-class repairing on Whitehall Xsen*. and at one fima, a your watches, clocks, or jewelry at low­ compositor iu this office. Charley is er rate* than at any other establish­ looking tiptop Call again Mr. Charlie. ment in tha city, call at tho Barber We would call attention to th* chaug* Shop Building north side of 8 ate St. in the big Ad., of th* Star Clothing House of Grand Rapid*. They spead A POSITIVE FACT. thousands a year advertising, and limy aty it pays. . | Sec Here. Stranger!—There la not an Institution in tho City of Hutlng* that la tnoro worthy ot patronage, than that position ready made that we ever *>*r, ia that manufactured by Mjz J. B. , Norton of Madison, Wia It is all oar Fraa. —Between tho hours of two and I occurs worthy bf mentioning, unless you ’ three this Morning, tbo alarm of flru j forbidv mo, I shall iadito and sand it to was Riven on our streets, and soon the firo bell was announcing to thoeo dis­ tant from tha locality of tho fire, that (Wo shall over wnkamo an, turwa somewhere in Ward tlxre* the fisud (fire) from Orangeville, and also from any part was at work. Boon Stale Streit was of tbe County. Call again. EfitTona) thronged with people eager to know where the fire waa. It proroJ tu bo in Odd Fallows HaB, in the Empire Block. Empire Block stands on tho North-sosi , corner of Main and Jeffmoa streets, is a i beautiful and substantial block built of brick. There aro iour lagro and splendid stores in the block ono of which is owned by K Madge E*q. end ia by him occupied us Dry Good* and Clothing Store O ld Fellows' BaU|b also own*d by Mr. Mudge, and i/fa, to* 34 Btw waTlfrst dtecovore<r~by-Mr. M'* Clerk, who sleeps in tbe Store Tho damage done by tho firo was- small, comparatively, but had th* fire had many more minutes iu which to have buraod before discovery, th* whofr block must have been uistroyvd and thousanil* of dollars damage would hare been tho result. How th* firo originated, none can tell, many supposition* of course exists, a* to ita origin, but it ia thia way and that way, and of courau all guera work. Tho damage to both Mr. Mudge and tho fratonrnilv of Odd Fellow., will probably not excetal five hundred <lol- Overcoats *5 to 825 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing House Grand Rapids. fret, nothing, scwrely. only the hauling । of tba straw, as many of the fcnners wouMbacaly too glad to prorant to raw* oa iratfamca, tree of charge, the sold below Coet. $10.00. Fine Black doth suite $12.00 to $40We have some fine English tuid French Cmb, Suits, custom fits,, pricer $26.00 to 40.00. LOWEST Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. coats an inch to short, but they bargain. r. Cole & Son, former price 110/and all woel Meltons, Light and Dark, 110; former price IlC. Boy* ONE PRICE ofc trhis ata iwstum urn m® sroiso Star ub tin he un m Him Shingles, Lath, &c. LEVI BROS., PROPRIETORS. (KpBc sure and see out name above the Door as other Parties Jealous of’our good nai Odd Fellows who attend tho session Draught Tube foe. Soda Fountain — of the Grand Ixnlge nt tho City ol Sagi­ R. B. Robbins, Adrian. naw, commencing February 18, will bo Barn Door Fastening—A. 1). Wright carried fur half fare, on tho D. & M. et al, Belleville. ’ and Flint and ' Pare Marquette Rail­ Traction or Portable Engine—D- W. road*. Fare will be paid to Sagituiw, Kellocg. Battle Creek. Fire Proof Compound for Coating ILnts, Ac—R. U. Piper, Girard. I Mr. and Mrs. J. Mcrrillold. desire to , Firo Prool Paper fur Roof*. Ac—R. express their hearty thanks to their i friends of Orangeville, Prairieville and Hastings,'especially to the Ladies' for th*ij|Kberal Donation at the hospitable mansion of Henry Drown Esq-, on tho Cxorutss Cioratsa, Cturnrxo.—The l>est nasoTtmen t in the city coiwisting of heavy Caasimero Suita, Black Cloth Suita and a splendid assortment at Black Pants and Voat suitable for tho*e anttoipating marriage. For sale at th*New York Cash Store. 82tf Cents that other Stores sell at Kflft last of Patents issued from th* U. 8. Patent Office to Michigan Inveators. for tho week ending January 21, 1873, and each bearing that date.—Furnished this paper by Cox A Cot, Solicitors of l‘at-1 Johnron A Oo’a celebrate.] Gold Pens, he beet in the market, for sale at tho ent*. Washington, D. C. City News Depot. P. O. building. Tuck Crrarar—S. P. Babcock, Adrian. W. J. Stewart Aliy. at law, aa wi'U'be 8elf Decking Rail Fence—A. Bagley. seen by his card in this week's issue, Ypsilanti. has located himself at Grand Rapids, Tug Sirup — M. Cadwell, Lansing. and solicit* business from Barry Co Circular Saw Mill—W. A. Campbell, people, whenever any »uch have brr»inraa/sr which they require a lawye^'a OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, A SUIT $3.00 to all wool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. DuncavxD.—Ono Evening lost! week, Hon. H. H. Smith the accomplished Preeidont of tbe Detroit A Bay City Railroad was presented by bis friend* with a very handsome and oorupfot..- tea set of Solid Silver. Hie set comprises ten pioees, including u tray, and several of them were gold lined. Thn presen­ tation was made at th* reeidenoo of Mr. Smith, in Jackson, and after tbe con­ clusion of tbe formalities, tbe donors were bountifully and hospitable eptertainod by Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The artielra were prvp.iruJ e*peciaUy for the occwoa by M. S. Smith A Co., of De­ troit At tho same dm*, Mis* Kata L. Kmith, th* daughter of Mr. 3-, was pre­ seated with a tiandvira* c[>era chain by the *amo parti**. It ia only just that wo should say that tho poopLo of , J|iehigan nr* largely indebtci, for tho I Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railro*a. tbo Detroit, Lansing and I*ko Michigan, and th* Detroit and Bay City Roads, and w* note tbi* recognition of i ’ th* ml urritt ho ba* rendered tho State | with apecial pleasure. Liar ur Lerma remaining at th* Hustings P. O. Feb. 11th, 1873. Daniel Boa!, Mrs. Harriet Carlton, 2 Don't dridt liquor 1 We 11.ought ho I ■ Mrs. HaUie Clark. Timothy Crandall, j j Mias Sarah J. Clark, Hastings Drake, was a Democrat; don't siu-die, uudetu-1 erratic again ; can’t chew lulascco, - 1 Emmy Fikeoer, W. J. Hyde, Verny D> Hooper, Keward Warner. Mias Helen why not 7 8peake English awl German । Youngs, Almira Brown, Celesta E. fluently, ore should presume so; rarely ■ say* damn—although he'd be e reusable j if ha did,—of course by lb* Demecr.it j - Direct your letters to No. of P. ( party ; doc* not belong to th* Y. M. CDrawer or Box. Association—need not haro madu that J. Rosxxrs. P. M. remark, everybody kuowj that wiffiout I tailing.—Has no Credit Mobilicr stock Waoomre-Cocea.—I find your Hiro ; • —don't need any. baa enough N. Y. Syrup and Tolu an excellent remedy for •[ City stock oa bis band* to last him u Whooping Cough and Croup, especially • ’ life-time. Never imported tin end had for the former, which Is prevailing in a ; I s duxen chaMss to “compromise’’ the neighborhood south of us. I must not claim against him. No, that'a for be out of tho Syrup ; please forward there would not be rascality enough in [ me a supply without delay. White Pigeon, Mich. W. O. Arsrn. so small a mailer as that, for Tweed to Who says Dr. Millar’s Magnetic Balm go into. No, Tweed is a saint, O>lfrx contains Magnetism ? Those who haro the sinner. Tweed could rob N. Y. ural it for Colic and Bowel Complaints City of millions of dollars, yet ha is a modlr, bnt Colfax, a* ws believe, with­ Boe nirrrtisoment in thia paper. out any intention of fraud, i* au|)K>M>d Ho roa Lxjisnra.—h may be of iatereat to our readers tu know that by tear­ ing any point on tbe. Valley Road on tbo Moraine Express East, th* train that paaee* Hastings at 7.50 A. M. close connection is mado at Eaton Rapids for Lansing via tbe North Central Division Ouvoantu, Feb Iltb, 1173. Eoireas Buntra--Feeling that we t’harltewurth tbo accomodstingSaperintaudent^f that Dirfeon having given should hare a rorwapondent from this orders to hold that train at Eston Rapids enbryo city for tho Bum, ■’ w«U •• nulil tire arrival of th* train from Grand fur tho Ifosw Jvmg you will phrase Rapid* doe there at 9.40. Ix. th* after­ excuse this intrusion, and if not agreenoon elora connection for Lansing ia able, w* wiD refrain from Irwpasring made at Charlotte with the I’sninaulor, upon you further. Bniiuees ba* been al Eaton Rapids with the North Contra) dull with us tbi« winter a* n general and st Rives Junction wilh the J. L. A thing, bnt Old Winter ha* been btuv wilh us, aa he ha* with everybody and S. R. IL and the fair is aboat th* rame everywhere for tl.e tost eighty dx>y^ The trouble about tha Orangeville Mills has at last boon brought to a focu* ; st teas: we hope so. An Officer from your Cuy, to-day, pul Mr. Nicbols in posampaper null in Hratings. Tht outlay tfon vf the mills, in tbo place of Mr. would be merely nominal, while tbe in­ Bitt, who has been ntning them for come would help to swell the parses of auntothing over a year, and can ray, that ; overynua here are much pleavid with __ ___________________ ,r„;_ tba change. Mr. Nichob pttrclrarod tho nonovnicxl. the material would cost, in i mill property sometime agu, but in con- CLOTHING. Suits $6.50 to ✓Slcwsr*. Stall and Prickst hare parchased tbe smith shop formerly occupied by J. W. Marnanl, on State Street, and have removed to said building where they are ready to do all manner of work in their line. Michigan Central R. R. CLOTHING. New Adverlisem^ THEy ^AVE STOOD THE TEST. BLOOD PDRfflKR. Corn Shelters, 8 Wood Sawing Ma­ chines, Which we will Exchantro WOOD, delivered at oar Foundry ; ur WHITE ABH, OAK or ROCK EIAf LUMBER Mill within Is Offers! is tie Piilit st its Menu. Everybody Should try them before Purchasing Elseioker tie Iital Life ImraK Cam TMr isae is ss^sstal sad ka Uxir **« sad bssuUf.t sssm surpass sll- e«S«n iu tevmy of THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. DfffiHT, BUmLUESffi. May 15. '73 Michigan _Exchange. - a you wait LARGEST and STRONGEST Hastings Allegan. Assets over 856,000,000 �Dauchy A CoY Column. Kf Walter Raleigh, after careful rtsdyefthe Bpemah ascounta, was fully mltafi.d that theuoMen city waa lucat.-.l upon lake Parima, among the Cordil­ leras of l*acinta, wool of ‘Juianx The JGchijaa Italhincrv Depot. OF CAPITOL BUCIW MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, mile* long and two hundred tenad, and waa a pruminont feature upon the maps ot tbo sixteenth and Reveatreutb centuriee. To teal the malL-r. he *tart*d rias eku-od W Uw A-IUlort. ar.lt.lt. Mv-y.. U-ribo Vnjo 1‘nwu-s we ■* — ■ —, • Lamst Dun EffitUnt a at irt\ n” . The Calrert Lithographing Company of Dotreit, V1NICAR BITTERS tied that tbe Eugirih, in thfa mnremeut. exhibited a Large meaeure of that r.wdld thisat hr Ol-gutter; wealth which coneiitelod iho tnainapring of Spanieh enterpriee. Bet thia spirit was associated with aad dominated by, higher impalees. The English also mamCtaM. ia tbrir treataenl of ths Indians, a Mr high-are-of humanity and a more magaartianona policy. ItWMaia period! Vyee Ake work. e eyUodOi Tl.ret fottegraj* of are new EST8Y- COTTAGE ORGANS ! ia their taetoty, in which ideas of nattoaal gtory prevailed over oordid peraoca! ccawideratiunt. It waa during the rioalag yearo of tbe romantic reign 4f Elimbeth. tn which tM defeat of the Invincible Armada, and other glorious achievautenta, had exploded the mari­ time peetigoot Spain, and had roused the robust national spirit of England to eorttaet the exclnejve sovereignty of tbo eta, vrbieh the Pope bad given to their pea irealfr rinds. In tho bitter hoadhty WANTED? «ir.8iw MATHEW COLLEBE BUSINESS &P. COATS’ la Bert ■irvieee — i.SHeSyledeesei । BEST SIX-CORD JOHN H-WENDELL & Co. Wille and Rlati Tirai! Heal Estate $3,000 >■ WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLET’S C’amb ! $15,555 ■mSnSsi 716 PBEMIUMS AS FOLLOWS; MANTLES AND ORATES. -jw»>. »J-pyjs"A-r P. A. BILLINGS. F-ATERS •• CHAS JUNE 4 BSD. paratioa of his expedition. Raleigh arrived in March, 16115 <>r IflBfl, at tho Island of Trinidad, then hold by tbe Spaniards. with • bam tlto English were nominally at peat*. But one of tea officer*, Captain Wbiddra, with aoase men, ventured on abor*, and vu treacbcrouah marderv.1, with tbe iD-woeried connivance of tbo Spanish anthoritiea Provoked by this outrage, Raleigh landed, and captmwi tho govecnor, Ilerreo, with Ida whole force He found five Indians cacique* held as pris­ oners gained the hearty goodwill uf tho natives. Finding it irapomible to taku his veoeela up the Orinoco, he kfi them at Trinidad, and embarked ia four large boats, with a hundred men, ui;^ r the free to book agents $5 to $20 LIVINGSTONE $500,000 ■AFRICA CASH GIFTS. .'U"C.7.t.-u SSJrafft ae* ««Aiwn .......v*t»u aad m hu $100,000 for Only $10. the Slate ! HOBATIO HUff, IWl STAKLET W. TURNER ta7. CHAS. J. (SB, tea. AH lais ■ ■etelaei Ieea44 ■maaaeeJ »kal: ■ -. re; itaMUr •< Me. ~U, tea aits art •art 4*j. al Lkaaertk (reel deer *« the I ««rf I >■ ia. Cllr at UefUa*. ia Bony eeaatr. U» lin Ik* |4... ef ‘.rM.ee Ike CtoaH tain I OSn £ guidance of an Indian pilot. After ascending tho river three hnn- ' dred mileo, he camo to tho reeidcare of an cacique, named Topiawari, wbotaeated him with most gen*roua hospiuUity.' This tho English roaprocaL*d with a jnetfoeand fair dealing that wen thd' hearts of tho aimpie aborigine*, con­ trasting as it did with the uniform bru­ tality of tho Spaniards- After a brief rest, he resumed bis upward jouruey. and arrived el the mouth of tho Caroli, now Dr. Crook’s Win FARRAXD WILLIAMS &, CO. Public Test □n. CROOK’S THROAT AND LU.10 INSTITUTE tbo fact that the Caroni, itaelf a trioutary, receive* tho waters of sixty tnbutarias. Tbo Orinoco, ia a roaiao of twelve hundred mile*, receive* four hun­ dred and thirty-six tributary riven and WINE ike see ‘M e*n . •iLa .s*J Mur.<a<* ■*•* ~*fol la Ite **<• at lbs &«*<M -I i'reG i w.as, eSiA sM4 4rt>eH lb. : ■*<* issrMa s»eUut».i. te* !«*•»*>• -J...I. M'.rtsMs ik"* k<J»i*»-t n k* 4w prrpnrnr ottered MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES awohd the Caroni, but wet ttnuLlo to stem its powerful cutrenf After eight hours’ bard rowing, not over a atonc'a banks ha found specimens of gold de­ tritus, which, on l*u»R subsequently as aayed in England, proved to bo of auperior purity. Finding hie force tuadequate to the taak he had undertaken, hv rfD Floral Work! effective expedition. Ou his arrival in England, ho waa appointed to command a division of the fleet then fitting out to While tagogod ia thia service, hia heart was still ant upon his daring Okbemei of South American diacoverr, aad bo aoat Captain Lawronee Keymiea, with two ships, to prosecute tho search t|*<dc for 11.*** conipUin'*. Eor pains In Breast. Side or Bark. I (intvcl or Kidney IBm-um , DlKcaxes of the I'rinary Oreans B^OT^S 4. m«m7 luaiaelfo It is also a superior Tonlr, Bcstorra tho Appetite, Strengthen, the System. BestOTtrt lhe Weak and BOILER WORKS. til. SA ex Cauf.cs the Food to Direst. IlcmovMt Hjxpqvi BLOOD PURIFIER of the Caroni, in force too powerful fur Kaynho. who hid found the old oariq-ie Topiawari. dead, and hia |<ople "scat tered and peeled," by tto cruelty of their oppreeeon. Keymi— returned ; bad Raleigh, too much »ng»s*d in tinportant naval operation* • against the Spaniard* to give personal attention tu the matter, eent Captain Lawrens* Ber- t ry upon another expedition. Tbo latter, I K. Comfort’s 5323535348532323484848235348 K. Syrup Uaa bwal >ta was lak. svsvy Taea la L* Usis, leSMea eve llhaai*. K-K. . Cough and Cold Cnre la ike ee-M. aa4 esty $<mla abuill*. l al reMi> saeuse. la ik* etk iraM 4a*r u- ik. Caen rigSiedaEZ C . prared meSkLooof tbe bleed, BLOOD PURIFIER finding the Spaniards in too strong force,. Raleigh eberiahed hia South Ameri<aa projects during the following twenty years. Tba pusillanimous policy of the Stuart dynasty could not repress the ris­ ing national spirit of England; and bemee, in spite of th* most persist*nt obloquy and ridicule. Sir Walter was en abtad to aomrre the despatch, iu 1617. of another expedition, und r his own i amBlind. Arriving on the tuad in Xorembcr. he waa attacked with a ]huentfag malarious fever; and hene> was eotupeUod to send the expedition up the . K. Federal DR. CROOK’S STROP or POKE ROOT. gfc? Cathartic Filial !>>led Uuuse* Citr. Jeasery IsL tri. UL'ARDIAW SALE. lu*MU WANTED.”XXS BuhineM that will Pay Condition Powders! sowing foe twenty-three day*. «bey ar­ rived at Point Areva, where tb-y d. font ed 0* opperiug Sp.aiah furae The dta^ltfo. ia lb* way of the vxpwliiinn, bevovee, were fouud eutireiy iiMurmoaniabfo A* tbo oertaiuty uf final MUm teuod iterif open Ralrigb'a turnJ, be grew tnone.0 and bilarr with diaappriattMOt. Ho well knew that failure fa thia great reUrprue of hi. life would tart reotaoo him to tbe poena from which be had boon vehread tat that aperial oerriea. ami to tbe Mock from which he ! DETROIT BEADING WORKS. Bent Wood Works, and two red yearling siren. 100,000 00 BEST THINS IN THE WEST. L. D. SINE’S Takes up by tbe enb—ri>*r at ke rxsidenco on section twwuty-f,.ar (St) >’ Castleton, Barry Co, Mirh one whi* yonrltag heifer, one red yearling taifa. Cbxm F. W i«u"o$ Dotal CauUlna, J»u. 23, W«- ■K8UEE YOUR LIFE. Tie IiiiallMlmniB Coajaj. LARGEST mt STRONGEST Aseete over $56,000,000. B. F, STEIN HOFF. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-02-19.pdf 50a3b3c394353ef764a1f0678e74930d PDF Text Text The R«*iI*lic*m Bulln. VOL. XVII Mftwl and HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Cart WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1873 NO. 43. ns. ntrnnr's xnro potirr. Greble & Russell TEACHING TUBLIC SCHOOL. DEABERS IN pi . .rkrl.i!l IMiMrM r- iUm.w Should camport with hia ideaFpt courtssv nor attundad mt of lus people for lour . regarded by ' man. mjiurstii Hannah thought of tbo Slightly bent and wl.uA hs had met andbattlod nobly ivs, for that day, at least; head (his habitual nltituda,) and the for weeks, and without a thought for 'Tho next was nn himsdfj I gray locks, with hsr hand on tiro door"And I should like to know wliat । knob, and she decided that if Dr. Cory might bo. Still, neither fmau, for Elmadalo is to do without him?’’ said draped — —r— in — stant. tho role of gonllaman *ml Mrs, CEvo, presaging all manner of■ Axminster w.rrwi ooverod iuo tbs uoar, Boor, on an lady; although. ‘‘ ’ foil Kka pitching I wbieh Which stood Stood shell-shspad sh*n.sh*n*<1 chairs rh.le. . and ..,,1 the unlucky clerk drepy looking lounge*, iuvt touched she like bunting the gvwu that bad cost l- country । This »h« Cory will die with the fever F’ Hannah b«autiftd,vuoc from mawkish vanity of coneoit, She glided into that sumb*r room . life Ixrfutc. tnnunmg* ; while th* grand piano V ORDER H RIGHT k HOI.niO -b The silent fijpire by the blsck mantle­ piece turned'rath a nerroa* start, and a uew light widening over th* etrocg.good faro, and kiwlling n strange Cra in*(he rjh9 and fell adeep prM*ntly to the monoto- ‘»blc. nou* clicking of the nwtleis needles 1,1 childhood she had b.-en aocustom(sho knit mecbanicallr,) but Ilanuah ** WJ'* •l*B«nt hotue. where wealth I told ma all at, first, it would Lara bean sit by tho »«k man's c meh. Ironing on I h*d b**n lavished fnaly-too freely, as so much bet tar.” "But I wishod to sui-pri*- you,'” aha laid, while tier throat ached from »Up,'y tulministering such things a* tbo 1 the restorod blessing. presMd soils; nnd, tlion, with a 'liltl; young Doctor roc-omnuraded, end which । But gradually, and almost impercopwore found on the orderly shelves of tho ub,L tUOT* c•1“,, 10 the *•>«»»& wife • little surgery, which did not smell <rf: *«ose of helpfoesncea. Bba felt that she bad no freedom of action. True, she could mu no roa»>u a hr 1 might not . "1 think tcu uudontand me. tny uurthiug |>art>cuhrlr offenrive. bay* ol anxiety, sad nights of tiro- bad a handsome li-iaw, efeganl turoi- sell it, to pureljaso a pmccil for mr dear," he had said gravely, holding both less, eleepleas watching followwl Han- ,u™’ dainty food, exoelfent servant*. husliand if I wialutd lo do m'' atid I her Imnds. ' "I do not know how to win you, Han­ nah, if yow do not alroady foi l that you Aunt Delia had pippin* Io pare and put' , --------- - —— . could eonietitnos love me a little in ro- away, and gtddra pumpkins to slice end \ r than from oc tinged fw iing. string, sail very many arduous dutu-s' huabaad provided it all, purchased it ••You tM the ring. Myra f which d--n.i>ud<>d her time. She missed I "‘fb bi* monry, and from brr stand »<U a ring became >be need* money I" Hannah’s deft fingers and couitirebsus- 1 >1 belongwl to him, individually. I and then, a* the ugly cave slowly proi»v rotud in tbo house ; but of course 'Vten she su;qx>rted hcrMlf. her purse: Hamish felt very penitent about the *** u®**’' »mp‘r. But now, with all way she had used Dr. Oory, ami though lb«*« sumptuous surroundings, she wa« she could not love him. .she omld !•*» iudependant than the 'crvants in been atrai-l to >r <*a roti io, darling." word ran hi* hesit through sith sharp agony. He said not much—vary little indeed. Hannah thought *m> was disappointed in hia declaration, a* perhaps romantic women always aro when honest, j-ructi cal men tell their love bluntly, without rapturing quotations or entrancing aim­ JOHN ROBERTS K. F. HROWN. JI. D. H A R N E S S E S w HAT In 1XJVE lite person giving the first correct solution to the nlmve Rebus, will be entitled to A PARLOR' , c-L'CVF., Second, 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third. I Set of Knives and Forks. The solutions tuusi In? enclosed in scaled envelopes, which will lie numbered sb received and on the firist tiny Af April. 18711, the Envelopes will be opened anti the prizes awarded to the anceeswful persons. T. R. DIAMOND. • ly, and with an intent to try and ansser C ORDER. tbs beautiful garment, De. I bed crsahod that Aunt Cliv* tmd sver remarko I h*r looking oviprc. adu stnsn rue vcwoer sun , - *h° had found her salstrsamed faint and yellow down on the “T lufBoent to support her quite hand­ dying gross the swaying honeysuckles • ! ««» »•«* -P -Mugh Io sup­ air," Mid Huuaah. demurely, a* though clinging uceotlessly to the Doctor's lat- P? mirs-df with a presenlabfo trmuwaw tices, two wunen opened his door softly, ' w“*n »lu> became the Imdo of Edward ' auu found him delirious with pain, and P*e*tuu\ handauma gift affords ma* It ig a oM Mro Withrow, the neighborhood's | It wus n fove-raitrb, dtfededly. And time since 1 have bron thus nnuiin quite prepared. nuroe, do/mr in hsr chair by the drotr- • h*pl“<-r wife could nut well lx, found on my birth day. .. I than K.n„r<r.,t Mr. 1‘— .t.. _U_ -l._ g ^Ch-ewsT daily peepio living in a big hous* all' “ I^”r, aloue, with nobody to nun* tlumi. I suppose the folks will taka turns and sit up with him, but tbey've mostly ail gut sick ones at horn* to tend, or iar IVuUiei, I reckon I'H hare to tako.I ancLget , ‘ ' tboaongfrom 11 '^K^fSalt! Salt! Salt! MILO T. WHEELER. Wisharls Pine Tree , yvu will tndoaror to regard me van are to loro nud rvrercalinot any other—your hus- Tar Cordial, FARMERS One dav in Noveiubor, th* trees were standing bare outride, and wispy damp snow Upping against the windows and drifling through the lattices of th* porch. her *lio aeceptwd gratefully; anil, M]MK>iallr, a bountiful ease of peat >nnbl>* limn; my life has probation." iZzasw-J I Lrought you nothing, ati.I olioulu anu laid carcsaingiy about brr. ihry > tin- lin-akfiut rwm. NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY Look to y.tyui* intercM anti purcbuueyour Sult at the old stand tWr*y *<Wlar-. dollar*. com* from ? Seme soilnl fractional cur- GOODYEAR A BA BLOW >. where you know you get none but the Select $1orn. FIRST QUALITY. Are you not afraid only hurt licnelf. She bad all her hie ith anxiety. mar morning and cudnlled hr.- bnuiu luporintnmM and managed a largo in­ firmary for maimed aad mangled cwa Hannah cUspod her hands in - " ’1 run s wbi h she tenderly au*l tor and restored to well-bciMg. HANNAH S ROMANCE direct] BLACKSMITHING jits D*y qoaos // i/miut r^nrr rnougli. * liwu-aisss* <**!«<■< vs |«|^-s-knife aud ■ wicked." . ■•Fiddlestick*," the young lady •jara- deliberately puncturing the largo, loving ' There were, loan isted, contemptuously, |mtting the wsre* bean of, her old friend—her new lor or , man's eyes closed I brown hair tenderly and mak­ in town, and the l>eei physician by all Jm II, 1872. yon. and wait a mortal half-hour for Iitiira disobedient girt I've had to deal with done by vou as I would by my own, U X J. P. ROBERTS & r inc lrt>ia .* I'uc.r.i , Edit Sliter sti Plaid ”ik. If you you, you might bars thought of this a litlls differently. I child. 'Take Cat back sg*la,'' said th* 'cording to the fort mnlnlion pv without gers, and turned ou til* eomfortablo fig- ----- — _ _ DRUGS immense Stock life which another Hannah ao thought loisly darkened .. •. with the rheumatism, for nil the gixal (Strictly Tsmperonce.l and hobbled back to bin seat msslj, vu ragod Ono after another came fol ward, and, all giving mare than hitnUdT hi- It was a valualde jdece Uf gold,, bill me “*<»vv ill t*mprredly that the of ran* fiawars. an 1 all mellowed chairman answered bv tho light ahimmsring through tinted glaaa, the eensilive mouth quirt-red, and HOUB& Dye Stuffs trill onoCKinxsJr cojmMTJOSEJtT PAINTS & OILS Tie Pile Tree Tar Mai. Great American Dyspepsia Pills, inch it tod her A tolly young fellow, named Corruran, her foie, perfectly well acquainted with my fault the xnotiro which had brought dignified, Is da with such things before th*m. Hannali Sprague hod been reared b School Books S' Stationery bwssy's nmnlly.kept in a Dry Gouda cd that ofnrial s days, v to th* offlee for his first : riiEscRipnoNs and family direct from Haunch s dainty, giriish for* her, knitting on those nernr-euding Archie Sprague, otter a romantic attarii- St,x, OtfWrii, HASTINGS IARBLE WORKS' HENEYa.WISHAET PUOPRIl ____ CMENTS of head rroJJEs. TABLE TOW. MANTLES. SHELVES. ETC. t. r ! < >K, CltAW Aunt Clive said liu* in agitatwn, and wont away, angry with Hannah, for the Hannah remained at hoasa the follow- G mu ‘show 1 ha find duty husband My r utterly qbhrio tnnuunosd that 1:E l.ll’i> got»d never cam* ol such u they both died disappmutod i EE, -A-. Busell’s Flaf*, Bannerg, Sirttamers,] -—*< i.u., -III, mho Hie tuviident negro, “dat will do ; da! am ’W sevoloure. Lwonty-one. Whsl nativity ? ' Well—that's what bolhm m*~l Hanuah, which demonstrated itself at a WORM SUGAR DROPS Pure Wiles azd Liauars ’. IF YOU WANT Sb* had It bad cost fifty dulior*—would it "John (.orrotwn Hitt, Cw, CLCTHDiG Earts soi 8ta Pricct Guaranteed. hat ooMtttatwd th J omainenU EE isriuoued, substantial wa •toiro, singing in a mellow voice - •ALL AT JOHN BTANLKk * r inemngu. Among them guff oi l clerk in tbs New York City BjriBH. LA.LE- ■paunoditally lavishing ing. we should see few* forgiven my poor mother th* injnry she The sunshine fausd from the family did you in breaking frith with vou, to room us Hannah dropped tho musky I'm sure I nmrr complained of any- Medicines City Dining Rooms VABM MEALS AT ALL v• will give it willingly, wting, a ttadtai l> ubU, with prti nights sith bis patients, and gu on day alter day dusting green snd blue bottles, and smelling aloes from that horrid jar sad trnstk-. CO Russ&ll & Nevins , B-nevoicnc ■. i aught tor tneir own support previous At a tui*rivuary me*ling among the theit niarrttpe. Taactirra; rltfrks nod negro?* of th* Watt Indi**, it in're-Mcd ri’are wrote for a price—reoriv* their duty, or an impair. I cannot accept exactly like on* be bail purchased for your offer, though it ‘ ' tfSLPMMSTOIIE Gold & Silver Watches I am too mm an im wtu», fivnoui worm ooiorv her? Why should she throw hsrseil J. S. GOODYEAB <fc Co DENTIST anything. right to axpeue yourself I unsbl" to attend von tana her iual ww would n Easirs Blrt. "1 will give you a chsck foe Urirtv five.—Will that do?' •Thank yon. air,'' and the transfer KAKBLE Eugtreh. and I m to �dent and Henry Wilson Vite President for Iho form of font years front tho 4th day of March 187^ and they wore no­ tified Boonilnglv. It wa* decided that no void for Bor­ neo Greeley would bo east, a: th* «ou- amttr. * citizen of tho United Statiw uhall bo eligible to tbo office of I'r sideut—a In another place will bo touted the dtct ivrl person not being a citixen. Bill introdtsced into th* Senate by Sena­ tor Dewey, in accordance with the prey nr of ruxy many foliilatuHi, to tuako tbo hero on Friday evening on Daniel bridge* on the Tbornapple, and sundry O'Conni-L others in th* county, a county charge. 1 <17,000,000 of th* uosr Byndirat > loan To all interested, we desire to say thee , bi-.-u taken and th* reason alleged fur Mr. Dewey will bold the bill, until time is gisen for all interested to petition for so Wt, and when so cnmulctod, and sc- ! the balance remaining beyond Iho throo cuptad by tlioai, they shall |i«y therefor II day* i* that there was nut a good underthe amount for which tbe job was let, I| standing between thi various psrtiM to thm his action in tbo matter will l-e taking receipt* therefor, which shall be governed by tho voice of the pr vple, o* their vouchees, for tho omount* in thoir the Syndicate. shall be beard ac Lansing prior to the esttlemiial with the Commissioner of I Borno of the netrr.npcri are urging 1 tho taking of Mount Vwnon out of tho flrat of March, and thia will give all in­ thn Hutu Land office, which sculemmit terested ample tim* to notify him u( they are hereby required to mako with-1' regent* hand* end putting it in charge in ninnty day* after th* comptetiro and ■I of tbo Agricultural Buronttthoir wishes thereto pertaining. aocxptanea by them of said job. I Tn* now Republic of Spain <» hailed We, also, publish tbo bill to author-' Bscriox 3. Tlicre m hereby appro­ ■ae tho crootfoa of a data and the con-; priated from 4h* Bwaiop Land Fund uf with gnat plnanur* by tlx* friend* uf Cuban Ireedoui who uro hupoful that •million of heed-gates, at tbe outlet of RsptibWall Lak* in Hope township, ami for A Bepublireu State Conrenlion. to Mwatnote a Justio* of tho Supremo Court in place of Isaac P. Christiane r, and two Regents uf tbe 8talo Universi­ ty in place of E. C. Walker and George Wfllarl will be held in the city uf Lan sing, a: Kupreoentativ. Hall, Wednes­ tbe oonetructien of a rare from the sai.l dam to th* mill owned by Georg* H. | day, the 20th day of February, at 11 Abrams, that all interested tray know The severwl counties will b* entitled to two didogates for each Repraeentative in th* lower branch of the tHato T*gisl*rme; and every organinsd oouaty harioc no repreaentatimi will bo *ntiiM to one delegate By tbe resolution of 1858, no dele­ gate will be entitled to a **et who due* not reside in tho county he rvprewnt*. Lansing. Mich., Jan. 27,1873. 8. D. Blaenau, Chairman. Mose* W. Field, J. H. Feo, John M. Nevins, W. E. Stewnrt. E. A. Burtingsme, M. 8. Brew, 0. L. BiMuldtng, Jno. Hibbard, Jorub C. Lamb, Jahn G. Owen, Tho’* N. Stevens, —,------------ x Cha’s E. Holland, Rep. State Central Com. S. 8. Oim, Secretary. - BACON & KARR’S VINECAR BITTE Moved by these cun.idorations, aud nuboiilinating th* question of remuner­ ation, entirely, wu anpnsl with rentidenew to those who, during th* recent campaign, responded so liberally in muu«r, time and effort, to aid in tbe Introduction of TA* PryMs. Ths Mugoxini* will bo furnished at aa n>ur cost jirir ■ as jiracticabJv, ami will bo cnlarac-d whenever th* patronage nceivoj will justify increased expend! • TAj PrpuUu will bo publish" 1 mwilhly, oi2 suporiur paper, in clear <yp* hud will cjntaiu forty-eight page* of remdirig trailer, exclurir* of advvriwsmint* ‘ Tc.tu* : Twu didiars pox year, lu ndIhn. Ik>ugh*rty, Enp. of PHI* had : qaita an ovation hero o.i tho occasion s> I vanc.'l Single copies, twvutv-five rents CinU uf tiro ramiuing tan dollars, will hi* admirable lecture on “Orators and btt entitled to' six copies. OfahxT-" Hn audience eras quite car­ lii-niittances should be mail- by mon«y orders, drafts, or regivtered Irtried away with his eloquence. To require the people ef tho County of Bony to maintain all b.-idg** over tho Tbornapple River in said county, and th* Bridge aero** th* crook*d lake tn th* Towxuhiii of Prairieville, and the I Bridge at thaeuflei of Gun Lake in Iho j Towuship of <»J»ngeviIb in said Couu- ; ty used for the passage of loams and to . prohibit tbo diaeonunued use of any uf sai d bridges at any time by the Boon! of Fraud Poausauro Cuurixr. or to Hun. Txsxi. Col., -January 2S.—The en­ J. M. EwrcxtM, Secretary of tbo Union tire Mudoc force, undor Csuiiaiit Jack, Republican Cougressioual Committee, msdn a surtiu on Saturday, th* Huth in­ Washington, D. C. stant, and attack™! Captain Bernarl's cainp at Louis ■ Izsnd'a muon, nt tho suuthnavt jKiinl of Tule lake. Tho fight htgan about daylight and lastud sov-»- , Oq Tuesday, tho II th inat., Jubn B­ r-jl harira. Bonianl's camp is the cast tho Credit Mubiiter affair. Nearly tho crnnuMt (>o-t. no I is entirely out of i Sliuntfcr, a mi-rcliant in Antoine -street. SscTtos 1. TA* Pxjth »f ti: bls.’* 1 ist tratnmony taken wa* tho exnminx- reach of any rahiforceminda iTU* force j Detroit, fell, apparently dead, hud the I body was arrayed for tho grave. Thur*•/JfuAiyM Jjmct, That all tho bridge, ti-n of Oskas Antae' celebrato-l mniuoinalh Tndun*. | day uiglit, while a son fl the deceased ovor the Tbornapple River within the i was watibing with tho body, th* body! county of Burry, and th* bridgo over Crooked Lake in tbo Township ot with hi* whulo fine*, but ll-wnsid's men I suddenly sat upright and rvmark.-d gallandy tsel.l thoir ground, mid after n Prairieville, end die bridge over the shnjp three bourn fight 1n«at off tho In­ creek with the approaches thereto, at (toughs, so dian* Tn* Soldier* rsrajij, not ev.-n the outlet of Gun Lake in the Town­ \ getting a scrateh. Captain Jack lo*t >>IC^o>.rtrv __ ____ ___ itiii.t _...i i.—: ship of Oraagsrillo, u**d for th* passage asssr of team*, shall bo and remain a charge this lost all hi* burses engaged in th* , tiglit, aotne fifty or sixty in number Tbo on th* Taxable property ol the county Indian* diimountel to fixhl and then I when fonwl to retreat, wore o’blig-el tn Sncxuu 2. Th* Board of Supervi­ dad with falsehood by Democratic pa­ I leave their ponies beliind them. Thev duelling of John Clesot, at Union City sor* shall provid* foe tbo care and pers and some o there to<4 from on* end w»re ell captured l y Captain Ikrtuid's ws» burned to the •ground ou tho O'.h. Tliu tiro originutoJ iruru tho bursting of of tn* land to th* otbor upon th* ex ­ mcintenarce of all said Bridges, sad lor a koroiene lamp, and although Mr. thoir ro-cM*trectiun or tho re-conitruc- pert* statcinont of Ames. It turns out CImoi was but a few *to]w from lit* uun of any one of tho sum* from limo that tho chock drawn to “S. C.” or houto when tho lamp exploded, by,tho to time, as may bo r«imred by the pub­ bearer was paid by a clerk in tho cifflew ol thu 8eargeut-at-Arm>, not to Mr .J lic Intoreal, or for theerectwn of new Colfax, but tv OaltM Amr* himself,, bridge* at any jwint over said Tbornwhich awiunts for it ludng in hia [«xappl* River that they may down exjiosruiun wiinAirsod by Mr. Collar, who dient, provided that they shall not have jxnitivuly n-lheroi to hia original aiaarI Liar uv Lbttxe.- remaining nt the tho right under nay oiretuasiancM to do tiun that ho never received lb* money Hustings P. O. Feb. 19th, lt>7:l. away with any bridgo, that may tow i Lidy Aan Allen, Win. Byrn2, Lout** ’ upon it, or any other inun«y from Mr. • no or shall hereafter be built over the I Byer*, Elisa Bowerman, Fidelia Chrr.. Ami's. Tho latter explained his own | said Thornappla River, uut shall keep rentradictory testimony by alleging that i J- W. Feighner, Annie P. Hammond,, them and *aeh of them in good rep 'ir in the fin: instant haring u*«d their, Harry Jennan, Bow Mattia, Ann J. I and safe for the btuinvsa purpose* fur honorable uamvs for the jiurpos* of. S.evens Anuinda Showman. which they were erected making tho stock popular among cap;- ' taliste, he wished to/M them off ea»y. j but gives now us a reason for prrascuting them with snch energy, that they had tried to pruv* him a liar. There । Dr. lUnsom'* Hire Syruu and Tolu, . Gates at the outlet of Wall lzh« m, was a motive for th<« allegation* against or Uonvy Syrup.—No Cough Remedy th* Township of Hopo in tbe County lu> liver arisen an rapidly into public J of Bony, end to construct a race favor e* th* abyv* melieiu", an I it will, Secrtox 1 Tht Ptfh •/ Mi Stab */ cointuitt-Q, an<i baring jrrpareJ ac­ merit* tliM^prffulsr appreciation. 1: i» Jf.cAym <a*d, That George H. AUraure, count* tn bi* diary to show to capital­ au excellent 'medicine, neatly put up, ■ of tho Township of Hopein thncounly of ists that their popular mun. put money ciii-ap and just th* thing for lift milliu.i i Barry and bis heir* and asaignet b? and they are hereby authorired to con- would Wdiir him to furgu that the । payme(n* charged against them a* paid in said Township, that shall bo sufioiout । were paid >u film without their ktiuirlpbolera M ofbus ia instantly io keep tbe water ia said Lake up to edge. That this-was the com in bi* Dr, Miller’* Magnetic Balin. High Water Mark, nod to construct trsnaamfcm with Mr. Colfax fully ap­ Head Gates to regulate fiie.fluw of wa- pears from that gentleman* testimony road, as a timm.’y dow> may *av* tiffc and that of numerous witnesses brought 25 rents pir Lottie only. * itecoesary for tbe parpose* uf tbo mill, forward by him, showing that th* •!,- tho cry here. If tho United Statas Seo mlrertiseawnt in this paper Governu>e:it wants any thing dune brinknow erected, cad driven by ths water 200, deported ia bisjism* in Ui* Fir*: ir for th* countj/ it must ray, for it. flowing from said Lake ' National Bank was received in twu Thai is why w* got np uur Indian war, New Advertisements. Sscnos ± That tbe said Georg* H. sums from other source*, sad that, if hs and that is why we pro|>o*e to ke*p it Abrams be and be is hereby authurixed ' La*! raeeivtd th* 11200 ou th* check, aj up until th* last pap**»* kill*d. New Scales. New Style !..9 ■ of Hearings ou F*K 22d inst, alH o'clock P. M. to elect delegate* to lh« State Convention to be held at Lansing on tbe 26th inst, to nominate a Jcutice of the Supreme Court and two Regents of tbe State University, Superintendent ol Schute and County lirain Commis­ sioner. Township* will be entitled to the usual number of dalegatra. . D. IL Cuox, W* doubt if such a change in our policy toward Cuba aa would result from tho adoption of the resolution recently oflereff'by Gen. Banks, of Massachusetts, in the House of Representative* nt Washington, would be any improrelaenl on the present poli-y of oar Gov•‘•utangbng alliance" with sumo foreign *ow*r or powara, which ia oat of lia* with ocr national traditions, and which i* not required by tho *xig»Dce» of th* case. Aa we are geographically placed by oarsolvoe, so wo are ]>olitically isola­ ted from the governmental policy of Europe, and it is not for our advantage to enter into any alliance with them ur either of thorn, except for th* most urg­ ent intoreet, which wo may have in wa* bald, and th* combination mad*. But when we propose such unnatural combination*, in order to exert a moral pcaaeurn on on* of th* govsrnment, of Barop^towil, 8pei>. we aseura. tbe appoaraaeo of intermeddling, which would be equally unwarranted and an eineidiugly bad precedent. If we have been aggriored by Spain, or if we hav* any right to remonstrate against her dealing* with Cuba, kt us act in a straightforward manner without •hioldiag otuanlvee behind, or complicating earwires with, any other government M the latter orc ahucked, as we think they should be, at the barbarity of tbo New Prices. B. F. NORRIS & CO JEWE L ER S ! rite LARGEST and most complete Jewelry Store In th* Wwl, with the fln*et Stock ever brought to tbe City. 137 S. 139 State St. Corner of ‘Madison, CHICAGO Consumption can becured. tain the taste at hi* own personal ex­ pense, on complying with th* provisions of the statute for tbo laying out nf High way*, and paying such damage fur said right of way from tbo outlet of all stigma is lifted from th* fair tame of tbo Vice President, and guoi men and truo of every political shade ought to < rejoice thereat Tho midikax which • Ames con(<>**?■ to bare mado in Ids testimony will go far to weaken it os : against other genttemvn assailed. And wh«a the report of the Cummittc* ia | mad* tho stntomon: of your cirreipjndnntinthe beginning, that this expen­ sive iavmtigstion was nnesliul for and would prove an inglorious fixxlo for thosn who instigated it, will doubt Ices Gates, or iho said Race, without per­ be fully verified. gated by the United States, that, on ac­ mission from th* proprietor or propriet­ Having been induced by Ame* to in­ count ol contiguity. at least, ia likolv to or* thereof, and on conviction th* of- vest in what appeared a £*ir transaction. be regarded by Spain as an intorreted loader shall b* punished by a flna not aaeaeding *50Q,ar by nnprieotnneut in seemed likely to com promiso them, or to th* county jail txE exceeding one year. involve them in litigation. Up to Rat time there was no valid reason why lhey should not owi this or Pacific R. R. Stock, just as other member* own national bank stock which at any day they may bo called to lagiriato upon. There is nut the semblance of n case ol bribery made unt, tliuogh there i», j-cr- THE REPUBLIC. The great German Remedy Gold Neck Cbaiua, Silver Vest Chain*, Table Castors, Cake Baskets. Gold Pens, Gold Watch Kers, Coral Beads, ' Loral Necklaces. . Coral Betts and Rings, Bronx Ornament*. Office and Parlor Clock* of every description. Watch materiel and Tool* for Jewelers. iv -»■»••« ™ ••; Sz?y, Carriage 4 Hous* A T X* CITY /iETfS D£f>OT Ilan note plate, assortment of Hooks, Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Staffs, Pencils, Pictures, Picture Frames, Initial. Paper and L'ncelopes of the latest styles, Keep > loje rappljr of SUt Ibr nle at Lowen n.rk.1 nlw, Picture Cord, and Fancy their Brick Warebouao, Articles for the. Holidays. Call and see them, The rountiug of the electoral vote* for Prwsident an ! Vico President occu­ pied the IL-aso and Berate marly the Who!* of ysstarday’* son.oai, day and evening. The beuat* filed into tbe House proeeoded by it* Door-keeper and fk-Tguant-aLArau, an’ the Vice Prom­ dent proaidadover th* joint body. No argutrerolws* permitted in joint asicm- history has -------- , — — —™ that by there taimni th* ecus of truth and good guvwnment can be best ndvan- rry -t V n Flags, Banners, Sti amen, and Political Cari' alum Painted to Or^er^. JHma baps eoxno qurattpn whether tl>* adrnie«ion* of An>e* do not show an his pan Tnr. litresue nill fomiich a brief and itteurate reoord of events uf i»litfcal and gwuora! intorast, as — J'tm proored&g* of C-mgrire. .>. v. । 7^, gX .1. » U, ....». THE CHEAPEST PR1 TBf IB OUR MOTTO sum umu LASQLEY DICKIX90X. Hastings, Hept IB, 1S71-if Tax Rxtelpte reody for .11 who wsrt thrno. at tha 3 nun. Office. j/to. SALE ON EXECUTION rfaBSWSStfiSDWAl O 3F«. S Jfc T. m . Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, rr/it Lup"w i SIT AM NTIS �Tif« BjyiNE^ The Republicans of tbo City of Hast­ ing*, are invited to meet in Caucus at 7 o'clock Friday evening, Fol. 21st, 1878, is each of ths Wards of follows. Ths Hsstfogs Agricultural Works,! Mus.ers. Dwight, Bnrrall A Messer,l*ro- ' Common Counril of tbo City of Has­ prwiors. are taking iho lead in Western Michigan in Wheel Cultivators, Plows, tings met in regular seasiuu al tlx Coun­ Wood Sawing Machine*. Bob Weighs, cil rooms Monday Evening Fob. 18 th, and everything else in thrir line. They ship an endless amount of Maehinary to all parts of tbo eoontry. They hope soon tu l>e able tu to enlagra their works as to employ uvre fifty men. We hope Minute, of previous masting aadjrvad they may and that other tnsnufsitorise approved. • Account of Alton Jones service as may spring up and do likewise. Marshal, 841.66 CLOTHING. $3.00 to $10.00 SAVED ON A SUIT Of Clothes if Bought from U«. Shirte aud Drawer* 40 and 50 Ceuta that other Stores sell at 75centn To hare Packing away MHME*. Lttal Ww Jlilitt;. cil room, 81,43. Goodyear A Barlow, plaak fur sluice 81,09, were presented. Gn motion tho acc'ts. were allowed. /Tbo Committee appointed to confer with some pervou in regard to n.ting as City Attorney reported ia favor of ap­ pointing John B. Van Veleor as City x^ttoniey al a Hilary of 825 per month. On motion the report was accepted. Ou motion tbe report was adopted. age of grain and ether produce.aad also Moved and curried that tbe lioard ■ueh other ai .idea ae la thought advis­ proceed to ballet for City Attorney. able, tor Fanner1* u*e. It is thought A ballot being taken resulted as folthat such an organisation may be mads to pay berido being a great benefit to Number of votes cast five, of which Farmers in enabling them to obtain an ' -John R, Van Veleor received the whole. adequate pries Air what they have to The Fire Couuaiitf mad. a written re­ sell. Let every Farmer who has fifty J port which on motioa of Aid. Eastman, bushels of wheat to sail annually be wa. accepted. present al tht. meeting. It concerns ' By Aid. Items— you, and we need your influence and | That, that portiou uf tho Commit tee's support to do away with tho monopoly . Th * undersigned, Fanners of Barry To elset one delegate in asoh of said County, hereby giro notice that there i Wards to tbs Republican County Cue- will be a meeting of farmers on th. 1st i vention, to be held at tbo Court House I in ths City ol Heatings, on Saturday tbo । 224 inst., to elect tour Delegate*^ tbe in tbe City of Hastings fur the purpose Ftate CocToaUrm, and » nominate a of cvnaidering the properitr of organisI candidate for County Superiatondvnl of tog • joint Btoek Company to purcharo [ School, and a Drain Cummtorioner. grounds end erect a Farmer's Union By order of City Committee. GEO. M. DEWEY, .•KSiteEVfe t,i. • ••*- '*■■ ■' I bey leave to announce to tho people of Hastings and euxrooding Country, that I have just received on. of tbe first kit of Imported Genuine' goods over l-rought to this part of tbo country, via: McEwan'a Sparkling Ala, Scotland, Ganineee’e XXX Portor. Dublin and Bavarian Lager Beer by tbo doxxon bot­ tles. Kinahan's celebrated LL Old Malt Dublin, Burma rd'. 10-yea.- -.ld Uuwrick, Hermaey and Julia Bobbin's Brandies, | Port and bberry Wines; all of which ia | free from adulteration and for Medical I ley Streota Ixir.lv Overhead. Signa of Spring. Maple Sugar soon. County Convection on Saturday. "Tbo*. sleigh Ride." have played ' Williams at ths M. E Church. ■■“r.sHrrt- Winter .Overcoats all will be Dr. W. L. Kenard, supposed to be from Jsc£aau,dropped dead in the Wash­ ington hotel at Ionia, on tho Idth. Ho had just arrived ia town on tlx evening *old below Coat. Suits $6.50 to A gentleman at Moaharvilto. Hiltodale county, has a flock of 2,000 ohick.uv Fine Black cloth suits $12.00 to $4000. hi* natural life, for if he isn't a lying ebuck than w* are mistaken. made elegant goods and perfect . lor mining region within tho jast ton os large share of what our farm* produo*. hand aagine be adopted. Dated Febuary 12th. 1878. Aye* and Nayso belug'c*lled resulted Abralxa V/trwo L;»M CbsatM'tois ‘ M follow* : L K r«wm n. Ayes,—Ham* and Wood. one day last week. Ax tbo aged ducipl. and his youthful bride repaired to tho Nayes. — Eastman, Jewell Wooley. and took tbe Gentleman to tho lock-up On mot.on Council adjourned. lor obtaining money (or a wife) under Wc have some fine English and French Case, fittite, custom Michigan ha* a millionaire legislator— Mr. Edward Breltung ot th* Lake Su­ perior region. He is worth 83,000,000 fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. LOWEST PRICES lX< THE STATE. Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. Having cut some Spring Over- costs an inch to short, but per­ fect in every other why, they rould of Hastings as at L. E. Stauffer's Res­ taurant. north side of State St east of the Bank. We've triad iL Meals will Ik? sold at a bargain. Scutc^ tweed ones at 85,00/ teg* MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. B. $10.00. nil wool Suite $12.50 to 20.00. U-. II. Hayfonl, Griai Biver Valley Division Price ofOver- coata $4.50 to $25.00. Mens’ funner price 110. and all woel Ito* Here, Hlranger!—There to not Bn Institution in th. City of HaMJug. that la more worthy of ixtronage, than that Meltons, Light and Dark, 810. foryter price L/The floors to tbe new School building are being laid now as fast a. the luml>er ia made ready for the workman. last week. Court adjournwl over until I Monday. hapl-y. Srwtje Msomru the very bestj in Shanuan Rich has taken a life part, ore tn his general busimwa. It happens! iasebunday and they have gone to bousekesping. For particukn see mamsge Overcoats S5 to S25 cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Honse Grand Bapids. Boya* suite ONE PRICE York an assortment of Star Clothing House! >G Canal Street D RAFIDS. to import largo fonts on special order* rxaeiiM. at a greater discount from the America n oorts in large or small quantities from l/The ding dong of tbs pay car just sounds! past our office. The Railroad American scale rate. They assert that boys' hearts are happy now. if the present duly on type shall be ru­ mored, tbe priev uf the article, both of ibsr arssn Nrrw*. home aad foreign maSufecture, will imMs>e*M. Mn Baar mediately fall 40 per cent, beloi dry duriug thia slushy weather. A Co. are known a. conducting tho Our Merchants are preparing for largest advertising burinere ever eocurod Spring. Ws understand many henry by one house, and, and are also exten­ stocks will be brought in for tho spring sive dealers in printing material. They ar. oomjxdled to import foreign goods because American founders, governed by a ck>*e corporation or ring, keep tho was well attended and all enjoyed th. price vastly too high, and at th.-- same Masir,fun.Supper and Dancing. The re­ make it an exception to every other ceipts were 8181. spectre ot merehaudiso by recognising no wholesale pnre>; tbo saute amount ’-'''‘Washington’* Birthday Bali, cumre per pound being charged to ths purrlia*off at Union Hall Friday Evening. A er of five thuesknd pound, n would bo Splendid time is anticipated. Bill 81.00. paid by him who uanto but fifty. Hupper |P,00 per cocjdo fur tbaee who wish, at Gibb Matthews’. Tbo Officers of tbo Ohio, Quincy A the world and cheeper than CwywhOre else in Barry County. Come in end try thvui nud you will be eeuvinted that. It is a fort. We buy nil of our MachiBrs for cash, and cau and will wll th«:n at Michigan Central R. R. low figures. Sewing Machine Needles, Fibb tn WbittbsU.—Cooper sad and ml for ail Machines ell at the Nsw Rodger's Iron work, al Whitehall, OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, burned oaths 13th. Tho torn was esti­ ouktei tass. wemated al 810,000; portly msered. 5 Ims tdDwrM sad Was IVm. Cumina, Ctorume, Cuvnuwe.—Tbe beet assortment in the city cocaisting of lu-avy Caraimare Suite. Black Cloth Suite and a splendid aseortmeat of Black Pants and Vest unstable for those uticFur aale at tho New The Fries of Type- fouadne* in tho world, that uf Figgins, I Water Works, or a genuine Hu-am Fire Ixmdon, England, which they will sell Engine. An Oceana county Indian pays rarly for nowqisper*, rash in adva |10. »2.50 to 815.00 at the Great - naiCJBt LEVI BROS.. PROPRIETORS. (Q-Be sure nn<l sec oui nante above tbe Door as other Parties Jealous of our good name and immense business will represent themselves As our Store. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. wmi= r«^r«r 'rn*'e' 800Pages, 250 Engravings A ■~i so. 15 Corn Shelters, MUtost I&Mtec* eTlb. II vraUtaSm <<urks, Tra.rl ?<r»ir »x»e*n«* « Grand Haven Railroad Company, read­ ing at Union City, report that proparatwn. are being m fur an active pro­ secution of tbo preliminary (work early in tho spring—-d/f?ea /Mtmsf. Tbo above named road ia to pass through Prairieville aad Orarrvevill*. and there certainly ia a proopoct ol th. road being built ' In into of tbo consiructioa of the road, it will be one of tho beet road, in th* State, hat ing ToUdo at on* end, and Grand Haven at Ma. Baoola, tbe Jr. Editor of the Bxsxxa left yesterday for Bogtnaw to attend th. ..M.an of tbe Grand Lodge the D: A M. Hoed, has not the ability to transport one lialf th. produce lum­ ber Ao., that does, end trill, accumlato at Grand Haren, beosdee ahipjers rather ship by rail then send by the lakes tu the East. Wo hope *oou to w work 1 egun on the .bare named R R. Tbe com blnnl Catelogura of Seeds and Wheg a ore has the least tendency Ptanta for 1871, of P»ter H.nd.reon A Co.. St, Corttandt BL. New Yotft, la to Inflams or Erysipelas Mt. in. don't delay a minute ; apply tbo wonderful beautifully Illustrated; and In addition, enntatna a colored plate of tbe new “Fountain plant," and nlso a bandaom. lithograph of a group of new Fuehslas. What a splendid exhibition that was Three catalogues are malted to all ap­ on Grain Street Sunday Iss^ horse plicant. by Peter Henderson A Co. on receipt of a omts. Te ’hrir cuMmwers raring. We would aCvi»o Iboee who of tart y*er they are rent without hsrv. a love fur that kind of business. ciiarga; aad to all puirhassr. of tb.lv 8 Wood Sawing Ma­ chines, A NEW BOOK Which we will Excliangv for WOOD, delivered al our Foundry ; or WHITE ABH, OAK or BOCK ELM LUMBER American Organ Is OM u tte PiWis is Ils Mefiti. Evtrybodu Should try t/am before t-urchasin^ Eltewher delivered tbere er at any MUI within ten miles of Hartisg*. THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. JJIEB, BiMill HE®. May 15, '72 Hastings £ Allegan. rWraMReWSK?, ■Prartkol Ftorteultare" tprto. »1AO each, prepaid by M*U|. they atex suod Ihom annually, free Of char<e. Pbsoobxl.—Hee. J. H. Boes, fomerly prttor uf theMJLChuroh in thiscity.mad. Ira :s rns Lao.—The prujx-ller. u a short call this morning Ths Boe. Mantels, and Mraeengsr, which toft Grand Haven January 27th for Milwau­ kee, are still ice-beund between Milwau­ kee aad Pentwater. Tbe Meewnger was last so«a off Muskegou. Both boots artlyVn^-Th, Kesyrrn School House OU said to hare plenty of proviatone and the Tow»-H»* Roei in the Township <4 fuel The Mamdoe ba. to freight. Hasting* was dra..ryed by Are W Sat­ urday Evening It was an old log ever known tor take navigation. Th. lake ia moot us tirely & sin over, aad tbe toe to very bvavy. A alight delay was caused tn the Tho new raiH st ADogan, erected by freight train east thia noning by tba bmafanC of th. flange to on. uf th. J. T. Oettern A Cm, for tho maniAeiuro car wheels. It happened a few Baitoe of fanning wills, ole., caught Ara on the 15th, from a defect in the chimney Tho roof was badly buniod before the SIMMONS & CLOUGH �MKW APT WlbKMMATa. REW IDTCTtTISEWE'Trx. Geo. F. Rowell a Co’i. Column. A. ifa-rim'l AMf DfartmM. Michigan Machimrv Depot. HAM,nS? * B.UCHU r», tel sad I«1 Jefcr.ee A>aaa«, Detnlt, Baden i a aM Had. of DANDELION, WOOD A IHO* WUKKIRG MACHIM’Y Hli.M. Iltatiaf aad Rier. MerMeevr. Maw tUta.ra.uam IM bleed, tee mesa Twa. bi ia.-rae.isl IbsMOas »f tea KlUNBt M .-.d Jiawiad teite Caitae. siU tedera. ttae M-i>.. i«. Re«4 ler Clreelers. alerdenSU.4 •00>a«aa. Itaaal.t.u. .I.aairaud ..ly I3.SO. MelHas UK- wlMSir , W nW tar esiraUccn. er. If yea eM M Mafia at eon. seet to ter net •«- Vau-ky run co. owage, in. sr.t exacl words, to prrganat with rioqusst, meaning— io eolesun aad imprmiooed— 1 wo oannot in every indane reproduce, but the general import is given below : “It wa*," said Mr. Seward, “in the darkest days of tbo reballioa. Disaster upon disaster hs 1 bebllap the Union armies. Treason was activs and bold- j fronted at Washington, in tbe North end in the West Bebel emissaries aad their CAPITOL RjrfdtLH MICHIGAN Cap. rlfill ef tos n*e rawing ef tee Maw capiuM or wicaifaa, .... ereptayed Lithographing Company of Potr«lt, ESTEY dt COMPANY. Upaa u>* eerk. aad are *e* pabluhiaf a .pl.add Tialel Lutefraph »f VINEGAR BITTERS oil UW ta tarry bio toll design into ozacutMu—has not been fully known outside of a narrow official circle. The story of his purjame is sh«t but aoggeetire, and wa* told by Mr. Seward to a few personal friotsds at a dinner party, unjoag whom was tbe writer of thte artide. No one who was prwwnt will ev­ er forget the intense earnestness and' animation of tbe great statesman ns ha OF THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, lanst sta Estate! a Ut Irt T Kltauws raclacisa 3. TT E THE ESTKY B0TT1GB ORGANS ! The New Capitol and Grounds, •ftTiK' ria . »i i^ta. i. .u.1 .itaui MATHEW HUIIHESt ia Ike lllfbtd Style af lbs Art. wMsb teey efcr la COLLEIE & P. COATS , BEST SIX-CORD Hitt ui Black Threads I $23,900 in Real Eatato I $3,000 in Cash I $6,655 JOHN H-WENDELL A CO. Ur trcallrt, Lallrr aa.<te. eaMa. Sen Ibreal. kaaraaaraa aad breachId Si&aatliaa. wae aaly. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. W aitkteaa lailaUMU an oa Uw aw Itai. kal Uw aaly aaaaatiSa prrpuaUta at A<d l»e Leaf Siaaaaaa ta wbao rteaamllr rxakiaad nE3-®*’',s 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES AND ORATES. WfilbUtx I ru.aaeJtodllAwatllasaULaSla^ iras! P. A. BILLINGS. ■slAuKtsknoI tho conflict; Roona wu the only friend wo had among tho ' powm of the earth.** “In thio dreporat* etnergwary I rw- . ivtvod an astogreph Utter Irvin the Em poor of tho French. It was marked 'private ami coafideaual.' It begea w ith ei[rooaioM ol personal regard lor my eelf. and pain at tbo spectacle of the groat Itepubtic in tbe throes of disaolutiou '1‘enDoallr.' said Napoleon, *1 • uaid wish the cause ot the Unioa tu succued. But tbe welfare of France and CHAS JONE 4 ORO. Shsll Oysters and ■plaaSd T Oeteaa R, i»i»l t ” WILLIAM Pl U*dOw4lssaf m.4asaM*1lr JaaaMvB-'lm Clams, "jjaway UaaUM.<■!■«' *■»’ $5 to $20 LrtUIGSTONE $500,000 •AFRICA mount to individual sympathies. Our n rmtnosrial interest* am senoosly suffer­ CASH GIFTS. ing from tho jrrokjngatiw of your war. My subject* ap,ieal to mo to am*: the bloody conflict. 1 must obey the voice $100,000 for Only $10. of France at wtratever cost. Yun can­ C*4»r eetborlty uf apxial tefiatdire Ml af not pa*, down the rebellion ; embrace Mardl Is, l*JI. IM trwsteaa a-w akaevMr lb. tbe carlieac opportunity to make term* TtorS tlraad Uih '.'wee***. Cm lb. Uaweai d tee t'abtie Library ef Kaetuakt. to rem. dt I* Uwith tbe South. If you fail tu do this, 1 shall feel rompelled, ia tbe internets >•( »ny country,—in the interest* of cirdizatiun, —to intervene with all Iho pow­ er at my commurd." “1 answered Napoloun’a insulting let­ ter immediately I di I not waste words in c<nnjdimente { said : This ia a fam­ ily quarrel Wo propoeo to s-ttlo it in1 our own way and in our own time. Wo .to not wish the aasumnoe of outsider* ; Houno min, Fist Stanley » tour w. cbm j. oun, go. in Dr. Crook's WincfT American Unseci is to ba preeerred. It shall be preserve I if it Uk,w twenty year* to do it Tin. war is hardly r.ita SMBOed yet; tbo p^U|te> ar-> inst begianing to warm to toe work. We wish to be 4* g»jl terra, with our na ghtsir. — we wish especially to be on good terto* with Frame, oar aneieot friea 1 ami ally But you mu.i keep hnads oS It you presume to interfere, wo will show you what a free 1-eotde batU n^ fur a uni. >q ul existenc'i ue capable ol. Hith«ru> wo has* conducted tho war humanely, in *al tMnllAale FARRAND WILLIAMS & CO. DR. CROOK'S THROAT AND LUNS INSTITUTE WINE TAR uu tour pert wdl be the signal fee .* war of oiuqerec and dedructua. We will free tlw negr->o*; we will put arms in their bands, an-i Band them forth to taiage atAplundi-r. We will make the Siuth a waste and a deflation. Raiao a held ageiuit us. and horror* wurse titan thou, of Ban Domingo will be seen MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMES: •The letter was eent by the first j ■dceieer. Tbe same day I telaraphed to Thurlow Waud. Archbishup Hughe, and Bishop Simpson to meet me al the A«toi House tno tuonung fol low; nt That evening 1 left for New York, and explained to these eminent gentlemen tho objects of the roaleroueo end the new danger that threatened tho Union < Base. 1 told them that they must at once go to Europe, to labor nnoffirially with the Government and ruling classes | in England and on the omtiaoot, to represent the wiekedneee, danger and , SAVE YOUR LIFE l.Jly ef foreign intevlerooee. In lees J faff oadfr »1.00 10 Drtnesr 4. goWkMi, than a week they were on thexr juunsey, Mich., rnd gdtarrtnpt to mobs ilatfr \ reaching Europe at a most opportune i.-ment. (Masoo and Slidell had iuet, tiaea eeiaod and did much towards eon- • vincing Earope that the proper thing k has teew proeounrr.1 s specific fcir Lhasa aucaplaln'a. 4/0 Floral Work ! EILLIAPD TABLE 1UWFCTBU V*. I'Mlaa* 101 Uandoiph Kt,. UETkuiT, - - - ItlCUl BOILER WORKS. IXTURE. ’or palls in Breast. Side or Bark, firarel or Kidney Disease, Hsease* of the Urinary Onnrn*, Jauudlee or any Liter Complaint, It In abo a superior Touir, Hcwtorm the Appetite, Strengthen* thr Syrtcm. Ktwtorr* the Weak am! Debilitated, Ciuses the Food to Dlgr»i. Ut uiotm Dy*pcn*ia and Indlgmtlno, 99765075411925 FTTRGUSONS DE WONDERFUL OIL Itsinllt lu tarnla k... J- S' n-U4 is., 4, «*••< l-r p«U IXar. fa.I SaJi.f -.IILiIH i.lta tai. iU.iiu< qaickaal BLOOD PURIFIER f« .tai.H ky urlwn rem. Cough and Cold Cure ■ra raqairta la aeaaar al uin^^XTSSz Is iK« werU, ae4 eely kisselsiteil. iold & S 100,000 0 thal it wouM obhge me audience, if the reullssuan would rvfrma from aar hi­ ther caffiag Lat Mr. Henry, aa that gen-1 tlemaa was now speaking. “la that Mr. Henry f** eaid tbe diaturbar of the meeting “Thunder I that VaatbeMr. Henry’ Whr that’, the hide cuss that told me to holler !*’ I IX VALCABLK OUTS Sfdii SUier WORM CONFECTIONS i»Jr;.4j3r,td.» GUARDI AX SALE. *"ftewet tee eatoAeaf Mary L. *■• D.■***SINE ’S *•«** r<x WANTED.’^:-Btteiitew that jrill Pay <GtHT J&NTERPfUSE. Carriages. Buggies, Sleiehs, PROBATE ORDER. teGiai OROCKJUK Bent Wood Works, Sw PROBATE OHDER. MOS MICMtoAM. Ca«at* ef ton - - ORAKD RAPIDS yearling heifer, one rod yearling btifer. and two nd yearling steer* Cunn F. WtunM Dated Castleton. Jan. ». IMS- Michig ■NSUBE YOUB LIFE. Ti: Hui life IisiriBeCliw VUKIFY YOUR BLOOD. LARGEST mi STROjrOEST\ (.■RiSUV IF ruanao. 1 ■ *“”8^ Aad onvytelectortaMtg � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-02-26.pdf dc8432b3de18a830ea2cac0a473f11cc PDF Text Text > R*fJ*uc^|l VOL XVII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, JAICHI.G AN t meats A* wars. Hte ebony, slightJy tnpt, tol'i ' tKiuudlres profusion over her should, ere. But, after all, it wa* not so much her rupreme beauty that endeared her tom* os it was tho anxious intere.t that she took in my welfare. The most watebful, careful and kind of my nurese. aha • won her way to my heart.' Andi, hav­ ing acquired a know lodge of b«r motliw-tongue, grateful for her attention, । could not retrain from pouringinto her ear words of adoration; she. drawn to­ : wflnS, »• by Jbnt sympathy which wo­ man always foe! for those in affliction, soon reciprocated m.r aff-tetion. “Ono to-jch of nature nrakoe ttre whole world WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1873. WutWil tri hire Cart uriuutk Iiomut: 7CJ?S *5 W' Th* 'ptnion giving the Grot correct solution to tbe abover Rebus, will be entitled to A PARLOR STOVE. Second, I Set of Toilet Ware. Third. 1 Set ofK .... solutions ........... of Knives and Forks. The must be i endowed in sealed enveloped, which will be numbered os received anti on the Grist day of April. i 1873. the envylope* will be opened and the prizes tiwarded to the successful perMns. Salt! Salt! Salt! Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial. FARMERS XATl-RfS HRKAt KEMKIir Enure Hot Hsta®. Jut U, Hit DENTIST KaslriBr - Mitkiia. J. P. ROBERTS Gold & Silver Watches Silii Sliter art Platt & Russell & Nevins Immense Stock DRUGS Medicines City Dining Rooms N**eMntare ^ta.1 hW.«>u.t*^a* tol (Strictly ToxiperanecJ WARM. MEALS AT AU Ah, those were blissful m/ta*.,*. panion, but tbo fade, from *heB’ m .“W. b^°«‘»’S rouvii lament, I bis fare, as he recognises bis sitter'* ‘Why dal you never get married. *!w would lay her beau too u* head upon failhl*** lover of three years before. ■ my. breast, and let me reed in h«r doreUncle John r ' inquired my niece,'Nellv, • Mr. North ! We are greatly obliged aa she playfully stroked my lang while■ figw eyes the baptenre* of her heart! to you.' This coldly and proudly. ' It was mere chdd-lik* fore with her. ‘•Xwu ore mistaken, Cfase. It is I l»ard with her pretty band. wto/twe my life tojyou^|ster/ Then "You ooe, mj dear, you haven't She was artlsea aad unskilled in any of asUfJa Barbara, ‘IrtHfa^see you. Do learned everything yet. I have Leon -.bore dericse which cultured ladire ue, ' It ’ s brother, Clare,* she said to him ‘•Thera i» a poem which has been a marnau, anil am now a widower." I ra- but in her vety fcnreeuuo and, pnnty ' lay charms that excited tho r>lre*rr»w great Uvdriie' with mu fur years, which smilingly. plled, an involuntary sigh escaping emotions. I loved her withafiX, • Barbara’—bending suddenly down was first shuwu to me whxi a young , from its prison In iny breast, for the man, by a friend, and which 1 afterward to her—‘ I’m going sway to-morrow to. artless gwi s question hod reopened sn guilefata love, and she gave to mo a pure and spottaee heart. saw and cut Irutn a newspaper, on I Callfor nia. I came to-nigbt to aay good­ old-time wound. When, in cuuree of time. I grew so trained by boast *1 would,'be eontin- bye.’ • Going away T aha return*, with <11 strong and well th* t there no loagarag. lied, ‘giro a great deal to know who ■ wrote it. but T have never been able to 1 tho eloquent light beaming from het foL^xad*" .nt-rpisnd my *Uler. 'Eve­ Ltoi an »xruso for my tarrving in thn old chiefs house, or witholding my Md Lure, and surpriM and pain quivering in ry uno knows that you have eschewed her voice. •*— •---- ■— ” matri&ony all your life. Tbs habit you from rar ehipmatee, I propored to - Ar* • Frooablj old sailaro bars of fabricating •yarns is eon that I should ask hnr father’* uonpositively awful, and I douTwant Noll's aant to marry bar, according to th, m*., written by William Knox, a poet in i tom.of the country. Thea, for the flat head filled with nonsense.' Scotland, who died at Edingburgh in | '•Thank you, Tabitha. Il is not very time, .th* probability of our" iwparalKm. hnr 1$25, at ths age of thirty-six yeap He polite to contradict yoi'r elder brother, I dahuedTipon her, and great must say. Whether you know it or griaf. «M t lie anther df'-Tbo Lonely Hearth,” Probably eno of the chief rtosoc* not matter* bttU; but poritively re. ‘Tjpiig* of lare<4"' aad the ••Haro of rfflrm that I have been married.rand why the natives o( Ty-piag-ean eajo^-d flKu." ‘ n<- wasa poet of considerable the ulewng, of peace and praepsnty am now a widower.’ 40. talent, and a ma-i of kindly, amiable ‘YonH sny you've a troop of chib was because ther wore governed by a nature, much bred end admired by bis dren next. I *u;>po»e. I’d like to know stringent eu le of laws, and tbe adminis­ tration of ju.tiee was so inflexible that when and where you ever found n cotampararie*. Though he led a disel- . >-unishnast was sure to swiftly ova.Wre wifsF .... . ...'■ poled and intemperate Ufa. ranch ci bit. who *worr-l from tha path* of oa* heavy with me . “So you shall moot vmUMe but tho»e ' poetry wee of a pensive and devotions It Something in the ye’.tew gterinx , In the two figure* on the veranda we 1 skeprioi^of matron*,' I sold. rectito le. Tb.re was no doubt that tbo .. . jmajority of these laws were salutary • cbatacter. The following poem, togeth-•! moonlight Hems hateful to Ger how,, recognise Loma North and Barbara and her brother's voice aroesee s new Vaughn. the extreme, but Aveen aad I thmrgb; on my know, and told sense of pain. But |>rida comae to her that one, at all events was unju*t. 'there i* rornothing indescribably at­ i story of my raatrimoui-. — iiig-i of Knox, can hv found in a volume , aid, and with a mighty effort atio crush­ Thi* statute decreed that any man or tractive and tasdnatiug about her tocalled ••Scotia* Burds," publiebed by es back the risiug tears, end forcing a sigil t. Her robes of mushn are very I , %?u,.a 1 WM hardly out of my toons, wuruan Intermarrying with, or betroth­ I1 filled tho iweition of seoood-mate Carter A Brothers, New York, 1850. smile ou tb« pallid line, says, as she aboard s vessel oallod tho Providence, ing him or herself to n perron of anotbor The sixth rerae of the poem u therein gives him her bead : । tLst was engaged in trading in Chinese nation siiould sullbr the Jeatli penally. • I am sorry to have you go, but— two sweet pees droop from the brown I water*, or anywhere else she could pick and tho earn* ptmtehment should be printed, is omitted from Mr. Lincoln’a good-bye.* . out to tho alien who wa* a par­ of hwr heir, aad-MKitber cluster is thrasl1. °P • far she wae an old coffin­ renfoa, and r'-ada as follows : ■ Good-bye, little Barb,’ aad » raw of * , bearded bp. are prrered tetejr Urate Into her belt. ‘ North devour* ev*ry lit- shaped rattle-trap, the very rovvrae of ticipator in the crime. I tried tu jiersuade Aveen that, xilhu Ue detail of h<w Ires* with his greedy । seaworthy. ’ fore »l»e eon resist him, and bin light oM ehiet, her father, liked me, ho might One voyage we had been trying to laugh floats back to her almost mocking­ ‘ Barbara.' he is saving, 'I owe you an obtain freight at Nagasaki, Japan ; but repeal the act, or nutigato tbe pwniahly as ho walks swiftly up tbe rood. apology forjlhs condition in which you not being successful, were prooeoding to mvnt; bat wilh many tears, aha ans­ The last notes of leer brother's song found me on tho night of tho fire." ’ Singapore, when we encountered u wered »» that, though ths chief was a Hqjisusee an instant, but she unly gate lust above tho Island of Tia-wan, rvipected ruler, he was himself asteoable to tho taw* add.fiad no powrrf toprobows, and he goes cu ; "What you thought uf mo I do not know—I dare proximity of land, tho Providence was vent the course of justice; therefore, pot a*k. Bat may I ask if 1 bavo drift­ stranded upon a reef that stretched out she Vetoed my proposition that 1 should ed entirely out of j----- “ froB* *ajri*ad rahsd Ty ping.*uu, whish boldly proclaim to her father oar mutu­ al attachment, and ask ths coueeat to He knows tint h tolter. HviMs Though tbo*? trial* ware upon nt, but h. snstAew c*_____________ _ ___ and tbo day for tho exodus of myself bends toward her. saving, almost Ceree- found to bo a very mild and intelligent <y: people, far superior to any of the Mon­ cod comrade* was drawing nigh, neith­ ■ You do not anewer ma! You must!' gol or Malay race with whom I had ev. er Areeu nor I oi-cu thought of separa­ Throe yiara have elapeed since tho er Outlie in ooaua. They noticed our ting forever. Wo mot ciaadectntaly. preceding scene, and I would now take How royally the dainty head lifted, perilous position, saw that onr old ship by nigbt, in a (tailored n<X>k on tho . tor readers to a back chamber on the Wm rapidly breaking up, end at oucti outskirts of flie village, and oar present 1 ’bird tloor of the E------ Hotel Tho bauptnara wa> so complete that to tha frit off to our rescue. Milne |« midnight. There Is a figure of ‘•Forgive me, Barbara, and answer Courteous and cordial was the gruel­ future we hardly lent a tbooghta mon at tLe wiudow, a man who iaeviAt length, hunover, n day was obeodually in a deep slumber, for tho head me. 1 love you. Forget the past, and ing accorded us. when we landed upon lutoly appointed for the newly.built let us bo happy . ” tbair beautiful island. The chief—a is pillowed upon both anna which raet Tho girl's dreamy gate is fixed upon miucularly-buil: old man, rather below tchooteT tn tail, and that arming t met on the sill. His,breath comes heavily, Aveen and propitel to her that who hl* face is fluibed, his hair disheveled, the old gateway, with an expression of the middle height, wearing, aa is cus­ should elope with mo. and that I wanid I aad bi* whole appearance *peak* plain­ hslf regret fi»r tho dar* that will ner«r tomary with th'? native*, a full beard and mustache - immediately assigned to r convey her aboard tbe achoocMt tho ' ly enough—intoxication. . our usee very ns*Uy-oonstnict«.-4 house evening paar to that vosmI's departap*. ' in the street bel<*r there b> a evufuthat was well funuchod, and soon She oonwinted to this plan, deeming it moq of .boat* and hoarse erie*; Utew stocked with tbe staple noouesariee oi tho only Ous feasible, and { made my I is a clangor of bells on the night sir, lite, the kindly villagers vicing with arrangement* accordingly. | and a suifneating *ciel! of smoke is in The Lalu a as really ’a very praltr each other in their efforts to make us ' the room. craft, and uu her trial trip buband ad­ Suddenly the door opens, a slvnder Tbs tillage vr as aurroundid by a moot mirably. The night previous to her defigure in a dark wrajiper hastens to the [>arture tho boipitithlo islander* gave a lururion* -grov*, apporetrUy - planted; man at tho window, and a woman's fori oxoepung the high road*, which parting fettet to tho foreigners they had i4M(* liariLtm cither ride with gigantic true*, tho surlsco of the country was height, aeoordiug to but thinly wooded. The houses were all erected within slipped from out the incloeura*. raised with huge »:oae*.— rough; the spot whie • Sir, arouse yourself; the bouse They were etrongly built, the frames appointed as a reed--------- ----------------“IZiud o-v- m—. .| w B.rb-™," being composed of four upright port* of girl waa at the Irysting-place before ma, .IdMtel'ull O< r-u h.r. U1 >— «l large timber, to which were aUschcd looking beautifu aa a star. I claspud hot in ay arm* and lusied crv**-piece* oa tho top of theta, of the the man mutters and mom in his . ,. , I “he turns to him aad say* quietly : samo dimenriuos a* their supporter*. her, begging her to be cautiou* and ill. r.... urn. i»..h k., ' “ ■““J*?*" Openings on each side of tho boure* courngeou*. Thou wo proceedo.! toward ----A» fur yuur condition Thurs- served a* doorway*, and those coni i be an untrcqnoate i p;rt of tho beach, you owe an apology to yuur- closed at option, by means of aiding, whore a little canoe waa lying. ----- -lUutote. fw -dteriA right-fitting shutters. The roofs were We were about to embark, a hen a litUa regard fur tho man l oaoo tn*Mfaedynih paddystraw; tho floors body of men .prang from ambush be­ r, but It is'not tore. I think oi Wtof »tt|iud two fcM above tbe ground, hind a boulder, and Itefore wn coakL ‘aid covered wilh lattice-work of bam­ boo and grass met*; in fae. they wore end I were eeised, gnggwd and pimonod. very comfortabte haUtatious, th* only Our enpton burn u« to a templo dedica­ drawback being that they wort innocent ted to Fp, aud there removed our of chimney*,' and. therefore, culinary Load*. Toward midnight—my comrado* hav­ opertuoa* filled tbe apartment* with ing grmo aboard tucir new vmsol—tho While >he lingers there in tho shadow a Although tho diet of tho natives coc- chief, aoeumpaaivd by all the heal msn of tho village, came to the hail of war­ a sound of voices falls on her ear. and sutod chiefly of shsll-fish, rioo aad vegship and then improvised a court what are tbe bitter year* ot waiting and presently she xscognwM her brother etabto*, plenty of choice animal food From the testimony adduced, it ap■ ■ wns provid^rf for us. a* goals, bullocks weeping tn the terrible saflerings of CUmtMjr—]warel that we liad boon auipecto-l. 1 You'lIJ this one dark moment ’ AlllJigh telandiu* generally, from watched, an 1 our c.mvoraitiou li*ton>A. * Louis, do you know me F steadying Grant, la nighi.” necetdty, have to trurt to maratirno to. The whole ptatt of our efopcnw • liim with her little hands, ‘ Good night" This last in a pleas­ ■Why's iill-Ilarb' Gta-eee-yer. Barb. ant, manly voice, aad Barbara turns tn Give's (hie) ktea !* He reel* toward her, but the puhm respond to hi* greeting. A man sotn* five years tho senior of him back aad looks him full m tbe North. A plain ragged face thatJra* sr«.uc. ___ u. — * * Louis. if ucithinz else will brimr vou ».r*' house is bunnag to too ground, end ju>lesa you exercise some will-power aad follow me, there will be nothing but a beep of ashes left of us by morning.' A little sobered now by her earnest tones, be straightens himself up, and puts her eno rids, with a drunken leer adware put me in a good humor.’ 11 am glad to hear you say so, Bar­ as bo croton* ths door. • So much the better, my dear. We bara,* he say s, with a sudden earnestness will perish in the flamestogether; w ro­ as be ley* ha band over the slender one that rests on the veranda railing. mantic, you know ■ Your are uot aware Her heart beats.a trifle faster, and that 1 am aomethu* of a fcw-wnrshiper? and he swings ths key before her n faqtomriat breaks over the tfhite of startled eyes—the key has locked them her dhesk, beneath his Mud, strong ‘ 1 care more for you than you think,' HOfTRS. The Pile Tree Tar Cordial, fteerW-r JyMe.fi., »r iTtek. <JR 0 CSRjXS Jg C0JfFECTr01f£B F £ dtviea cugyfy *e JUasd st all lustt* With a half »ob she spring, toward" ! him, but bo receives her with outetretch#d arms, and draws her to bis breast • Couldn't give ycu that, sweetheart Winter PAINTS & OILS Goods. School Books & Stationeri/ ^elezt gtoq,. Michigan -Exchange. Three Pictures. Price* Guaranteed. HASTINGS BABBLE BORIS! abode, aad placed In charge of tbo wo­ men of his household This perks pa. would not bar* been eo great a eonceeeiou if the natiwe had boon leas watohful of their women ; but the fact was, tha! for months nftor oer arrival, not one of ow number had ever Hie warm, (toady hands close firmly won the fare of a female. Thors is a pause, in which a cloud of cover hue. aad be bends to kies ths carr­ At firrt, indeed, wo ware almost insmoke pours in st tbo window. Hhe iing mouth, gravely, tenderly, end reduoed to believe that none existed ; but looks vp into tbo gloaming «yea above ■ her, but makes no ontory. There is a alight movemcn*. of his bps a* though be would pros* them to her owe, aud I his hoed droops over her. Ent »ud- ] denly ho opens bis arau and st>e is st i liberty. "Your pare lips shall not be contam- Hewtilock* the door ami throw pours up tho stairway. The halh fall of it. Already Barbara's bn comae gaspingly. North snatehe blanket from th. bed. •Are you afraid of me, Barbara F ity of the cliief lod him to violate th. accustomed rule in my favor, mid fewndfa &o vicinity, yta duiag their 1ST from Eo*tou. They D.. and ho refused io ........... ——, — the ground that he had not orM cod- mula imunI from hi* lip*, bo'fell san*o. loss from tho gulierasdurin! dais. Bound, but umiubjeclud to any other kind of torture or degradation, we were lod by an armed force down to the beach and pisoed aboard a canoe A long journey in silence over tho rippioloeisoa; Urea the',bool’stopped at Qm'. extrms ond.of a lung luwX which a high rock tsrmmalod. Though our doom bad bran proaauueed, tho mannM in which wo ware,Jo suffin- Usd bran’witiibeld. Wo were lifted out upon the base of the rock, and t hauled rarcfuUy up it* precipitous aide until a huge oarera yawned before ua. latoJTi: wa Were ushered. A torch was then lighted, and bj its lambent flams I raw UUU w» probably owed its oratia fo action. Two curious pillars wts at ths furtlier end, stoadii six foe: apart; to these ll.o gu curoly bound us with sirong < twisted wire. Thao flosbed �BACON Sc KARR’S ([lit ^tjittHiran | anntr. 1840. HARDWARE I lff7> Bought Direct From the Manufacturers. OTO WAMCTGTOE L1TTTCF#b. 20th, 187® mosx ummuno*. Th# Pcmercy luvcstigatiag Commit- Sold at 10 per cent, less than any other house in the County. A full and ooMplntO Shook bon obtained. Non* ot th* aIUto of Builders charge abend# on hl# unwpport#d oath. Th# roper*. of th# Credit MobOitr In- Material, First-Class Instrum? nts. Such as Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash, Putty, Locks, Knobs, Blind and Window Fastenings, Barn Door Hangings, and the Celebrated u New Scales. New Styles. Metad, however remotaly, with I ba con­ struction company of the Pacific Rail- New Prices. Very Low. •u mn wcr* i JU iuuu well cuududol. Th# ^rdic.t it Moers. Brook* and Am##, wll OVER 210,392 DETROIT STOVES Wareroom, bearing of their mU in connection with tho Compaaio-, both of them Going managmol th*PacificRailnud,Mr. B.-ooka, baing a Gorernmrnt Diroetar and hold­ ing a fiduciary relation to the Gveetn- contracting party. Th# lion.# will doubtless adopt Hm recommaudahoai of th# Committea to er pel both th### mem- th# report of » Democratic Comraittao anuria tod at th# suggro Un of Speaker Blam by Hon. C. C Cux, a h-sdiog Sold in Michigan in 1872. «¥o. Greene, near Eighth St., A*. J’. We are the Sole Agents for Barry County Wood and Carriage Hardware A FULL LUTE of Hubbs, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts and Poles, Warranted seasoned. Also Avies, Skeins, Wagon-box straps, Buggy and seat Springs, WARRANTED. B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & RETAIL 137 &. 139 State St corner o£ Mad ism, CHEAC-' Such as sap pans, sap Buckets, spiles, Tapping Bitts; Grind stones and Hangings, Atas, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Team and Carriage Whips, in endless variety. The above goods are all Warranted. TCHEH WALTHAM HOWARD WATCHES. Duunonda Grau Op#rn Chains, Gold N#ek Chains, Paarl S#tt>, unlawftxllr upon oxiortr-1 « b#li«r#d the producer* ought funded thia tax, bet no bill that a part lad to bo ju HARNESSES A SPECIALTY CadflMda, Gold Tkinibln. SihraTi sUm, ■ala ndsuainoca of if* rightful: We buy our stock direct from the Tanneries of Virginia and we use none but the best Virginia Chest­ nut Oak Tanned Leather. Every Harness f Warranted and the Price Coral Necklaces. Office and Parlor Clocks of every decor ption. Watch material and Tools nr Jewel® H Any oao vititing our city should roll aG or ostabliahmeat aw! ■ xmain# *• F* THE CHEAPEST PHIZES 18 OUR MOD. B. F. NORRIS • CO., IK * 119 STATE CTREE CHRUflO W taanacTTB cf either party. SALT. SALT. H e purchase our goods direct from the best Foreign and Home Manufactories, therebv savinoJobber’s Profit, which we propose to give to our customers. 3 a BARLOW & GOODYDAB Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market r»lef; their Brick Warehouse. Ok Mk mill* cat nt Danton* ■»»*• SESE: FOR YOtmawiT.'nruio 10 Barrel lots and more told to dealer® at a very rance above Car-load Rates. H. A. GOOD YEAR, Water 3u.tt£AM ujhmu �l»u ’ E Ir i ti i ; 5 2 s > p IIP s « la H f: l 1 x S » 1=0 !! $ $ liillli e£ts Bi 1:1$ $ til P HI Hi 1 hl' n? will be aold PLOWS, HARROW8, AC. a bargain. and all woel Meltons, Light and Dark, HO. W Lich we will Exchange for WOOD, j former price delivered at our Foundry ; or WHITJI ASH, OaK or ROCK ELM LUMBER j SIG. IJpys’ suiu »2.60- to $15.00 at the Great ONE PRICE dcliverod there or at any Mill within ten miIrs of Hostings. Square Dealing DWIGHT, BOma & ESSER. j febl2lf Clothing House ! 36 Canal Street, D RAFIDS. DflCICJEI LEVI BROS.,'PROPRIETORS. CpBc sure and wee oui name above the Door as other Parties Jealous of our good name and immense business will represent h emselves As our Store. f g S to. J M THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. DOUCHE. A At tha Dnvu <□ K . X- JS Cm Htobu , for AND MI . B e S u r e to C a ll o n 2 tJ b. UP ; Sti < HuasM*.sn<l Mt**-Itoasfesu X Itoaks*. tel* *V Jih.*>*e*.Mteb. UrtaraOraws. tra.O«*cteUas. New Advertisements. ifig 5 p’i American Organ Everybody Should try them before Irurchasinf Elsewher city lietrs oepoT Has now on hand a compUtc assortment of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, Pictures, Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Jft. oixsoLirrioN .notice- ^SSSgSSESSie m*ryr«—•— ■ ■ • -" -r ----------------it**usn. rebraara a.scx. at tweed ones at $p,00. former price isetur CHANCERY BALE. oTSTRor MinciUAX.ta 1 ks ctress ewert las n a casMr^nuerw '*■■**.>-. LsiteaansU. Osa.plslf.asu ^T Tqi Pov[ Offlet. Consumption can been red. The fSrt at German Remedy tela Jtete*^r*te*teZ2*totDm*MZJs* lb* **■»!■■< ra sassrat.aa IsfstelesSa sash ** I shell 1 Kasraa. Opass or MsaHte sf whSeA otter tterat vmM et Oto AraaAtai Aasaassdtis PROBATE ORDER. aiiil Xmte* rsSrea.-ySS.MA,__________ resale' SI! H i >,yy*‘- sraairaiss *«**<r «M> raia&xSe .. - .. of pgsm wltknsle.lgerstraj sad itaM.s^terayCalLsk. Twa Akkbican Odd Fiijxjw tor Feb. baa been reeetvwd. Tba high IWSjte—re* ■ rag**** cbarachtar of thte jwpular monthly to folly sustained. Itendae a pleasing va­ riety at Biforoltenroua reading, we .’Sams -.■mstrh.stat e? is................. ffttrlw nr Aoorte"" Humor The Dl^gor Indiana (IDtatated); An Odd Fellow Abroad, A Plea for the poor; Scientific and Curiona and YosriW D^artmeul; tiding* from the Order In all porta of the world, etc, •LIBayw. Addre- A.O.F. Asauctettoa. Ba. 4BT.N. Y. City. Scotch Without number, RUGS F Wood Sawing Machines, ’ III 8 and £51 an inch to short, but per- Books, if it: "ilfeiJrsiWLw ill ° Hi M iH MMiamiSiaa I! Physician.' Testimony—Tho underC. H. HIND. Amt (teal e*»X PeMU Ustrelt.Jslr.iUA.WTX signed, practicing phyaicians and stirgeons, certify that ws hare, used and fJIHK XKW 5OBTHWLSTEKX AOCTE. proscribe Dr. Ransom’s Hire Syrup and Tolu, or Honey Syrup, and find it sim an exooDeul rorasdy far ordinary Cnogba, Os u4 .ftrr Sot. l»U. UTL a>4 wotS fartbrr wriM, traiBS all! pus Uaaiag SB fclton: turns : J. A. RoessgMU, E. 8. Lyman, George 11 ■' HU» r.». Mnsger, H. Mmd, TW. MamL X H. township, fall and broke hi* arm on Kram.T................. rauB.e. Trstae ara rwa by fisaM im Gray,F.ir.Booi,Q.B.WitoM.J. Mett Friday of teat week. anti Wama.Ona4 Trsak. as4 Uba Bh*« * Barbara Core took a dose of lodaaum IhfaeCMtT. at the Uroca h*M la Nashville, Mich , AiV|Xla.aiA f'l ILter^Gr hU ttepbl.. Dr. Milter’s Magnetic Balm is purely on Tnertfoy avonieg of last week. U—4 Ham. ate., aad .< U.naA •!» IM vegetahie aad hae ao ague* as a pain Cauro-alightod rflrarinn. She was Farts. aU Baad Cny. .ta.. aod a«b .u<. ter rater. It euros eo promptly that many eared, however, and io now eajoying ehim that if OQBkuns msgnaUsm. 25 roMlhanhk rente pn-bottle. J A donation for R*v. J. M. Aiktn of SoeilutfaMWAaaftteparr. (ho N. X Church, nt the remdoace cf Noary to Lou. th. Barber, was wefl sit-mded Mt FriNew <fer.mfoV>aM,aad tho reroipto wwru $•*' F. O.teOrauWsaJihL no. rX*UUta-DAV».-AI tte Wradlaa* Uaere la Wradlsad Ceatr*.so n»,taa.test- M>. TbiaSan ! SWS maici'i i i1 "rar.1 ra&Si’ALWi- lbs tewsla. ear* w.nd**lM sad prvU.r. ns torsi alswp. Il co*U1m ranks' ■tasrste, rrerph.as or steotel. sod la jdasMel lo late. Children nrad sol cry as4 ntetesss may rest i IE. SM STATE. Spring Ovi 15 Feed Cutters, Is OW Io Ike Pillis ti its Merits. • <r*l>*. to say eno raipmltoE ■<- uss bents *r psllew wrapper Csetesr Liatatsi Is earth use lisodrsd Aotlaca lor s|*stas4 er awsaotod teraaa sud motes, sr for serww-woraia is sb-sp. Meetvwsrrs—Ibis Usiarast U w.rih j.sr alteellse 5. r.mHy*l.raMte wllteet Crate.' Uvftowl J. B. itosa A Co, Xew Tert. lh| 1 1 ta JxlM Jsratlra. ■ iS5l,rtX and money.. Jrabsee. «»•‘-«,tXW|£> blO; LW .Mi X<8 from Chicago through Galeaburg V> Burlington, has achieved a splendid reputation tn the last two years as tho lesdmir Pesarnger Route to the wart. CWtasra's Jtetere «*•»-» Ihr. .. «U Jreu At Burlington it connect* with the great tisr tralw Im UAlw' Care aItosb*L sb4 all Bnrlingtun Route which reins direct ihrdurii Southern Iowa to Nebraska ■ utlUaSMO. licbtm* mmI buUM. and Kansas, with close connections to CONNKCnOSB. California aad tbo Territories ; anil passengers starting from Barry County, on their way westward,. cannot do bet­ r^gSflsssiffis‘ir®JiSrL»- ter Uian to taka the C. B. A Q. and 'SMttajSSF.S'SiLT Burlington Route, Thio line has published a pamphlet culled “How to go West," which con­ tains much valuable information; a X lLl>-.uh tte Air Lira as* tesffi Brad OGIs- large correct map of tho Great West, which can bcobtainsd free of charge by addressing the General Passenger Agent, B. A M. R. R-, Burlington low*. ____ ■ M Sts This is an enquiry which every one should bare truthfully answered before he starts on hie journey, and a little care taken in examination of Bouts will liii Bow to Go We«t. _____ HsIEtehaLs Tho undersigned, barmens of Burry 'County, hereby give notice that there will bo a mooting of farmers oa die 1st day of March next at one o'clock in the For want of space, we shall giv» but afternoon cl tLe office of Chas H. Bauer a euerinct account of tbo Republican County Convention, held in thia City on of oonsidaring tbo properily of organis­ ing a joint Stock Company to purchase the 22nd, in*t. The convention waa called to oadsr ground* and ereet a Farmer's Union by a J. Bidelman Eeqn member of the Elevator and Warn House for the *!urCo. Committee. On motion Mr. Bidol- age of grain and ether produce.and also man was elected Chairman, and Hon. such other articles as is thought adrieJohn M. Nevins, Secretarr- The Com- abls, for Farmer's use. It is thought that inch an organisation may be made Quackenbush, Byatuoa and Stiacheomb. Io pay butido being a great benefit to Delegates elected to attend the State Farmers in enabling them Io obtain an adequate price fur what they hare to Convention to be bold at Lansing on tits sell. Let every Farmer who he* fifty 26th, iasL, ware Masers. W. H. Jowell. buahete of wheat to sail annually be present at this meeting, it concern* Gilbert Striker. T. B. Diamond was re-nom-nated for the Buperinteadency of Schools, which support to do away with the munoi«ily is just; as ho baa performed the duii-tu that now exist, and is forcing from us a large shore of what our farms produoo. pertaining to that office with credit to Dated Fcbuary 12tb. 1878. himself, and to tho satisfaction of his Shrsls** Ujsrsuu Lyasa Cksailxrlsia constituent*. 8o with tbo ro-nomination L K Faws'* l>. McOtnLer Oilrar U*l* of Mr. Diamond, to that position, wo F. Brews A. T». KssssJy ore assured that for two years more, I. 8. O«ra Jsara A- Xi» Gsors* WIIIIsm should ho live, our School matter, are Irs Hsieh Aism Tiskler to be looked after with that same interest, f’srtss U,reLu X. U. Crass WiIUsss W.o4 11. E. Msrtss that they have for two yean past U. L Host* 11. 1. XesriM For County Drain Conrauasionor Ueres Hssl. F. 1>. IW.I*. James W. Heughtalia wee again tho 0. L torr™. A- U. Bsymo.d choice of the Jouvontian. That ho will D. O. Astern W. II. BMkv»!1 l». I., lira. attend promptly to burinesa in tho future A. A. Mslte» Jsbu Krrasetos' L U. U*s> no in tho past, we are wall assured. Orarf* a 8ssU J. Ktmaj Tho weather was so tetriblv oold, that A. B. Bill a. L Xra-s there waa but a small attendance, but A. H. Hsu* liv'd Crsls enough for all practical i-urjiasro. and everything passed off harmoniously. B. R- Trage Jss- c. Uses* T. IL CsMisgtem J. W. T. Orv Wsrrse Calk Is* A sera Wrad Maxhrxlte Itesxi. /john Ksagto, Treasurer ol Castleton hk Removal— B. F. Stelnhofl’. bu r»- ton Cash Store. Cali on him tm flnt etaMWork. ______ 2SU Ilf iii •. tsis NOTICE TO FARMERS 1$ Hl Uft!=.lalS^: i< « ^je^sasggerssn . LOWEST PRICE IN THE Overalls 75 cents, v^wlb 1.00. 15 Corn Shelters, US, DYE HTtlFFS, G HOC KJ.I KM AND FA ‘sWAStr-M ar Minutes of previous mooting read and AreloofaU KJOsLm trer bbl. f.r ».*•* .*4 f* Stilb, terUtis-L Balls'Irwi st 11*3 CUsra* hsld approved. *1 twi«w Vr»s*a bsos 8».10a4.n. K«, 4*ea to By Aid. WmmIS. t'al.-u tUteJita bbl. Fvtstra* ,iralr st to m IsbkM Ivt* Mwr rl-reed a: **11 rar e*al tensicn of one we*k from the 2d day of Centaur Liniment. March. 1873. fur th" cullecaoa uf taxes Carried. By AM Ham, — That the Mayor Im autiujriso-l to ap­ point a member of tho Cummitus ut> By-Laws ami Ordinances to fill vacancy. Cam<M. Tho Mayor app-uutel Aid. Jowell on the Committee. By Aid. Wood— That the Ordinance* and By-Law* that are in the Inuds of lire Committee l«o rcCerrel tuUho (Tty Attorney for re­ vision, aud taut ho also prepare an ordinaure relative to licensing siloun, and Mtins house* to aecorl with the 8u:prams Court decision. On motion Council adjourned. USB. p*la *r *wru<s* ««*sfa* aw swosr ir ara/ Wm. D. Hstbs. will sat u*s CraUwr l.iniaisal. Mera Iten liOe Baconfor- ■n Books for the boys aad Books fur tlio girls, at the City News DejwL way up North, as the Sagiaaws- To ttioso who bavo never been to the above School books, a full assortment con­ named cities, we would say, take a few 4MJ6L____________ stantly on hand at the City Now» Depot. dollars and a weeks time, and go to -----------------------------Saginaw, and learn that Detroit, Grand A new lot of Waterproof aud Flan­ Rapids, Jackson, Ao., are nut tbe only SIX nels just received at the New York cities in Michigan by a long wag. Steps 32tf K? Cash Store. ero being taken to try to have tho next L'n^'Fair held there, aud may suementis TJi r. ,’^t»S»igU®S£SSV‘«i1 ptf <f9UT isesy «•/ lais ysw rAswr. I'slsra Steaotas c*ra Iran Chtes** JSgjy.ts c&znsnSi Hare ye«r IsrtA rrtr<ut»J wuk tr uitk^l It would really be a pity if Viro Pres­ ftia, at tki b^ttl A. 1‘. DkAHE, M. !>.. wgkjtt. G-» srac ident Colfax should be fonnd guilty of Orrr AcUn 4’ SUr,30 having been mixed up in tho Credit <TT- ■ 1 "■!■ ,/T 11 IUIU- V'-----Mibdar matter to auch an extent that fflicnigan central n. n. Overcoats 85 to 825 his reputation would bo ruined for all old, reliable and direct route. cheapest Store in the time to come So a^y lot* of Democrats aad Liberals. It is truly surprising State. Star Clothing what an amount orsympatby is mani­ fested for Mr. Colfax, by those who House Grand Bapids. Lava always beea lua bittarert political A jam chance Io buy Dry Goods opponents. They fu\ n tarry for him cheep—P. IL Sabin A On. of Jackson, 0 yo hypocrites, If there is any one sss.cte,. are selling ont their entire stock at Grat thing more than another that tho Damocost. They have nn jmtnenee stock, erst party would gloat over, it would be tome $189,000 worth of choice goods, all kinds, which they are dosing ont, tbo downfall of Schuyler Colfax. !Z?uTcI3r i-u ItS mb! o s of end if any one is inclined to visit Jackson. this is the plsce to get bargains. COUMTY C0BVEHTI0M. |Jrara SreS tujtli ter Martrara U4 White fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. J way* the finest a**ortm eat kepi in^tuwn and al Dianes! Diariti? A cuinpletw aaaortmeul of Diaries for 1873 nt the City News Depot. ;ii!i ZZZ5n»"v.jticnt8irrtfir tu 109 too hl Johnwa A Co's, celebrated Gold Pens, ho best in tho market, for sale at the City News Depot, P. 0. building. • n p n t; ih ih ji i i Gold Pans I Gold P«u * s £“ Is IL ii if h­ UH* li« li’ T» IU I i State. Those Sofu, IxKinKve, Center Tab)®. Itockere. Bedsteads .Ac Ac. an­ as handsoiuc aa durable, and u to prices they an- way down to the bottom. They have Just received a splendid lot Brack«ta,Wideh lur holiday pn»«n te sraTieira. Isas axr.lasr bx.!«*t. ox. mxao. of are the nicest thlnr In the City. Call .rate S>a H.U hrshWrt TSTi ut> tiwui, view ibclr good*, buy aud be happy. ssiu..•» r 43> U ? h 'J: 1 A POSITIVE PACT- Sec Here. Stranger!—There Is not an Inrtltntlon tn the City of Maatlngs that la more worthy of patronage, than that of BeasmBT, iicatb A Co, Their stock We have some fine English and French Cass, Suits, custom ill 1c H ill hi iHiHP if ilJiiO Jsah^a 4o., U«ra (Hr ■, 4"«*'« ElrasOua. jUMrs SS j«(5 IK 3 irH lb iUis H i! MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division No Yoe Dos'r!—Don’t what f Oet at good a meal nt any pheo in tho city of Hastings aa at L. E. Htauffor's Beataiuant, north side of Hlato 8L east of the Bank. We’ve tried it. Meals only 26 cents. if style, and is a triumph of pictorial ut Altogether wo congratulate tho publish­ ers upon their success in tho art depart­ ment of (his number, and wo will also congratulate ourselves upon the posse*Ueirolt Market. As to tho inquiry tna-lo by one of our *ion of auch a magnificent “exponent of subscribers respecting tho Pioneers Dsrsorr. Feb. ^.iCX Meeting held in this city oa tho 24th, more excellent than usual. Tho most "US'S ess sliuls »s<s sUf 1* tsssrsi Bsnbsvult., we never had the pvuoeodings for noticeable articles are “Interludes," a d;ss lbs sssk JsM slvssd la irr »s*4< ws *s4 s,ul; st 1 Um Ms*ls euliras. Is;lsto*s br.ii SnUs. publication, neither did the Homs Jttsr4s«lzL blissbsl ibirtls*' S»d brews sbssUsi. s4 and Tho Tawny Muitachc," a bright >sses4 We. *»-l ssa. bnad* to. J’rlsu '*•* sv< »•!, if vre rightly remember. social sketch, by Hue Chestnut wood. slliW*** b““ -Sssek-ta** bsra sS.ssra* Is Soma of our readers may find their Charles Dawson Shanly contnl-Utes a KR.'O. A fsw iaiwtsal cbss«s> b's* sewwrral Is Basxsb dated Feb. 624. Instead of Feb. pteosant paper about Giants, Real and S imh.-.sratel si Xsll* ora slIBOs. 2t>th, as tbe figures were placed wrong, Mythical; W. W. Bailor a little study Ivwsr. Tis.sftsr * *s«4 4sal st Isstusllee—wblsh bu t the msitake u as notice after about in natural h’utory about l’u*ay Willow s whist, wss k«»C 0*1** b* >.bbsrr-hss sstllsd si UUUsalWTM ht tte Iwe IsatoM sUs*. Csbls a hundred copiei had boon run off. It aud Alder* ; cud Henry Richard* a Ifit dMiasshte* :«w*r-411lb ,*=.1*4 si HWt Mik u(gos*ip about Short and i’ithy Ixtten. r*oisin si Ils I .’lib st».«wm tho “dovila" work of ooupio. O,l> s>< alssdf Stnasrir k "rasas.'AW ire hr. The editorials, which are ia Mr. 8lod- UUs4 llssra-i sad foe siuslwintsr Isrt. hsve received from A. C. Jfowne danl'o beet vein, are A Few Thoughts hv.es.. t.s...". hss s lower esasw—trass Ute Is Eeq. of Prairieville, tho first of * aeries about Water, Tho Horso and hi, Ridot letters pertaining to the early history ore, White Birches of the Saranac, and of Prairieville, which will appear iu our Love's Last Service. Elisabeth Aker* next issue. Wo hope the early settlers Allen open* the number with a pathetic in each Township will send tn anything poem, entitled Inconstancy; Edgar they may remember of interest, that Fawcett follow* with Aposiacy, a metenoccured in an early day in their respec- cboly lore poem ; aud John Sidney with an amusing nursery *uag on Baby* klsdt sserat mw (TS4SS.SS1) ousel sss-ksll.ra. tire Townships 13X0 bU.1 wbsi -hsr siistlr sre st tkls mss-s. Toilet. Music Art, and luteratnre are Hut esssuv wk.ts e»isass4s MeJO sal s*b*e intelligently and critically treated. Al­ sad aeilasi M4.to Hrs IsSna st tLMAJOWksst sikscss f*n»te tvw.ribsa »■«»•<, taorning train, from Jackson to Saginaw together tbo March Al line i* tho beet So. 1 bels<4'> Xs.3. iedswu. Tte rwewt*c* ses City, ran off the track near the Chsmieal ywt issuod. Subscription price $5.00 in­ steal 3> ssr* ta <tsr SB J tbs Steck la slara kas 1* nuts be. Th* boils*** U nssrlr *11 Works at Jackson, caused by a broken cluding Chromoe “Village B*1I«" and ■wtUe4 ■rvealstri* Tkj iisumist B*r lllsstrst* ihs rail. Two passenger coaches rolled over ‘'Crossing the Moor.” James Sattoa A the bridge upon the ice, but did not Co, publishers. 53 Malden Lane, N. Y. break through. Lieut. Gov. Holt, was in one of the coecluw, and with several COMMON COUNCIL. others wan quite severely hurt. A Mr. Blackman was it is feared, fatally in­ Brwcial meeting of the Council nt the Council room* fifomlay Evening, Feb. 24; jured. . \ -has. 4LM ; No. 14*. ,l.n: X*. 1 raster. I1AA1873. li swtst St list- Osis **tel. tM taal st MeM We had n splendid time al tho Grand Frox-ut—Mayor, Uecorl-r nud Aid*. Cvra t>. x». 1 sal Im st HsH ter whits, teas soa» Lodge of I. 0. O. F. nt Saginaw, and Eastman, Wool, Joaell, Williams and te. Xo. 1 rail te ds*, borsr Nsrsb. UMW- Batter ,«iststWA>>te-«*at*l- Xs.l osis**** 4ss***4 was truly Mtaniahed to find such cities Harns. iiii ! r ^ HP; a sbsfwww Fine Black cloth suits $12.00 to $40- 00. .ICUS^r Mu..l«d vpuV. Csffra ess avis* tel rat 's-isMr ttee.s**-Xw ir-te-'. «*u; J*.»-»«=. Csesluis rws *<»» dsy was splitting wood in the vicinity of a Clothes-line that «U- stretched near where he was slabbing—but you can gu«M the ra«t. aui be says there G no fun in it. a. $10.00. nil wool Suita $12.60 to 20.00. made elegant goffds sad perfect Hi 1. Suits $0.50 to l!h Special Notice! 1 beg laaro io cunuunca U tbs pesplo of Hutiiiga aud surronodiEg Country, 0. 0. F. that I hare juat rrceirad ona uf tho Grit U.u-Is^s lll-k. .rar Store. PALMER ENCAMPMENT, NO. 49 kt of Imported Genuine gueda ever brought to this part of the country, vix: McEwaa'a Sparkling Ale, Scotland, Gauiueaa’a XXX Porter, Dublin and Bavarian Lager Beer by the dou-n bot­ S.Qtles. Kinahaa's celebrate1 LL Otd Mak Dublin, Bertnard'a 10-year-old limerick. 1. 0. 0. T. Hernuev and Julia Bobbin’s Brandies, Port aad Bherry Wines; all of which is WILD F^A>WER LODGE. NO. 44. free from adulteration and for Medical purposes unrirailed. 4Bw3 Jobs SrajruT. Price of Over- $1.50 to $26.00. Mens’ ।d i Liu]2^W Jlotice;. ff~.a.~ Aatem. rtrtWrtTts Uu Jwouut z.r *>•« tea K.B .s*«warte,rrtii«. ip|!! Wa. U.UATEI. tee's. HASTINGS EASTERN STAR sold below Cost. ——----------—-—--Fr^ri/or ay fftfa inKato*:;. Tbs srvdjes esuksu Us* 4*»slv»*4 vsrr Uuls ihiii ronxiprii. n.r. HASTINGS LODGE, NO. 5«,r.A juk ---------------------wriSTCT Winter Overcoats all will be । HASTINGS CHAPTER, MO. H! Basis Naa4-WlUi 1.S.1U K. Haiteaad. (er CbieafS, and ail poial. Bart and WnL C. F. MILLER, Hsu—Vrasa Bukx. • 3 MASONIC. 51 11 ■£gS$ESTJfitbt.'2rr bu.j. iJ nb n .KWE-’.Tfft'Sf k-«JSt St !«'■ ~L>aoiac—WiUiT>«wsIl Laaaieg'* taka MMteaa aad Jaatroo, lat.i-i 4 b.ria.w IteilraaMa Cbarlalla—With Oraa4Rl..rVall.yAailraad. cents To save Packing away HSillii ______ c—mu. g s ? (sis: - r—- t/’ent^hat other Stores sell at tsars. as4 It telserteaatr ajlara* test 4sria< ths wtetoef that time II tea rater tsIM to a«*rd K 4n Toauih un. iptoaaaa. bwaMiu^miiaii, I _ Of Clothe# if Bought from Us. .Shirts nnd Drawers 40 * and 50 w JL llslumvr*. Jakes- MXMFoiu?*HW lb, 1*. $3.00 to '■WhttM'* bl rarad rnred te MoraA.' «ri i|j|iH ! !|l|n '■ wmt. s-a.^------- ieAn B&r”-’- ,£«’• “~- t nxiaa SAIL ARRANGEMENTr. t'.HI tsrttersnto'i ss*Us willstves U UUdte. Hliiii < iHlhi j tr J Ltraww (tert SPECIAL NOTICE. _ Why Endure WUlfoOarabfol sv-l WtelsssIeCIrwees. $ j/ICm v -y*-^ U>. Ka«u.U«“M^Kiaal ’’Sis’w* 11 ■ngjt^agy COUNTY OFFICERS. illil il HTKANGEiru GUIDE Tas Maacn Aunni opens with a very effective coast scene : “After the Storm,'' The time for presenting bills, in the by Tavernier. Tho black and rugged cliffs are tn powerful relief against the Legislature, cioesd oe tbe 19th, fast. moonlight, bunting through tho broken Pelere’ Musical Monthly for March is clouds and reflected from every ripi>!ing wave. roreived, and a splendid number it u. " Drr«S. break, brssk OuUHsaU.stwsrMLOBn!'* Situation Wanted ns Tinner. Addniee P. 0. Bos M, Hastings, Mich, tl But there u one ship which can uorcr go oa to that “baton under tho hill.” John Keegio Esq. of Castleton, slipped Ito battered hulk toll* of a aceno when down one day last week and broke one old Ocean wa, in n far diffiront mood. Probably tho most purely artteiic cut of his arms. that has over appeared in Tho Aldine is The Circuit Court has had to adjourn tho study of ‘•White Births* of tho again in consequence of tho illnaae of Saranac'" after Howa The wonderful Judge Hoyt It is to commence again fidelity of every detail convince, us that tbe first of April we are guing upon actual portrait, of tho*e venerable monarchs of the forest. Editorial matter is limited this week in tho Basiss, in consequence of Hon. them well Tho engraving, which H. A. Goodyear’s Mamoth ‘-ad." Read truthfully render* every varying texture it everybody, yon will know how it is of bark and teat, is a worthy »p*cuuen youreolG of the talant of that prince of engravers —tho elder Unton. A proof impreroinn We have a few copii-s uf tho Great of this cut ha* been on exhibition iu American Industrie, published by Burr New York, where it has won tho high­ A Hyde of Hartford, Conn., which we est praise from oennoiaseurs. Although will dispose of at reasonable figures. many other picture* will lx more widely They contain thirteen hundred pages, popular, it will t» hard to select a single' each, sod Are a splendid work. one which will do more to win for ’the One of the Ccmpoeitora in tho Bum Aldine ths nupoct of thoes who,i cultiva­ Office last week triad butting the sharp tion enables them to recognixa and ap­ corner of one of ths wheels in our Gor­ preciate tho highest form, of art. James din Press, and the result was, a dollars D. Bmillio gives a spirited ekntch of that worth of patching up by one of onr City famous ride “h rum Ghent to Aix; and there are also two smaller sketohu, by Physicians. Tavernmr, winch are very beautiful. ^/Jtseo Austin, of Casilrton, ths other "aho Fox and Gra|w<’ after Dore, is a 1 1 , ? l Ifc« Bborteal u4 aart Alroet Aaate te Uw Stela i:? Peninsular Railway. Tij« R,sptl*LIC\|. Nfi-Subiicribo for a Home pa­ per. Take tbe Baknkr: itiathe per published in thia of Michigan. section THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. Ottes st Aektej’s OrsjFtera. Ratlar May 15. ’7S FRANK L. WARD. Hastings f Allegan. �MKW APVKKTlhEJIKATK. Geo. P, Rowelf tCo*B. Column. GRAND SALE OF WORKS OF AST .4. Morritnn't Adc'<j Department. Michigan Machinery Dspst. THE CAPITOL 3ST E w OF MICHIGAN B^+/::0^^ Ceriita HaH, Makr,lT, Awfll5,71 Mu | ... ...... - .«< fc. STKIU »« «*<•. wai ,4 Hf *«,. »• «m.lki run vo. csicr,. in. net --- —-w.i.xv -vk, so there w ia no pOMibtliy uf a merctiiil tide terminating our sufisr Tbo morrow dawned awl pnaaed ; «nunbound. Then all hope died________ _________ MgneiUWeelf to my terrible fate—a fate that would not have been half so fearful had I ttot bssn an unwilling wit- 1,000 Premiums. THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, lilial Cita Rtaoua! h Ils ietH 7 Kllvaslrv I'uriufHL J. ESTEY & QOMPAKY, ! Tnc- Caf*erl LithographJnj Company of Detroit^ ■ Epon Uia w»rl>. ssd sie new jnMsHar < sytendiA TlwteJ Lilbexrsph ef KSTEY COTTAGE ORGANS ! The New Capitol and Grounds, 100 Teachers or Students . Hour succeeded hour, day followed day. and the terrible toitura of thirst and the yenring pangs of starvation were upon ui I shudder even now as mv mind recalls the agonies wa endured. The delirium toik fierce ho!J upon ns— than came chaos. "Where am If*’ I asked, uousin.r myelf from stupor. "AbTari the Lulu, my boy," replied the oharvy voice ol Captain BsougMon. " We only just discovered that care in time ; your sweetheart's btothor direct­ ed us to it. Ho and bis aiator ir > both aboard. The girl is getting better, but ia still very weak.". For isle by all Dry Goals D'alars. •‘Will she recover F* » "I thin* aa" ASK FQB J. A 1*. COATS' BLACK, "Thane God F’ 1 murmured, grate­ fully. ■ i "• Tai-wan. For’noaa, a few MATHEW BUSINESS COLLEGE । BEST SIX-CORD Wilts ail Blati Tiraii JOHN H- WENDELL & Cu. WAKTBD"^ fuMf ,900 in Real' Estate ! $3,000 in Cash 1 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS ...» 1>"JSS/SSJ!" ““““ tMf» lA.iilk* ifllrrr L«t#r Kstshas. MANTLES AND ORATES. W.; L»u A Um, in Hmm. s/or oy ftfysic. P. A. BILLINGS. 800Pages, 250 Fngravings CHAS JUNE A BRO. Prof. FOWLER’S GREAT WORK Shell Oysters and Clams, S5 io S20 9WF i/Iduiw GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE. $500,000 Oreat Preachers iatsAg'i-.Sa-ua" .'WXAIIi, as* e.> CASITGIFTS. NUO Sir, Wvs »»na>< h«v. b* >iru. .r u« a rt-a IK isontM. I .U.II. -I r *f M*rth, A.TTM7X stl: .V 8100,000 for Only »10. The criminal’s last words—"Forget mo knot." What is the diffcri-no- between bayo- i nets and bullets f Baronet* an» driven, but bulleta arc lead. ' State ! A NE'W BOOK ft® pratt, Btft srunn ». turner, at. WKLLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. S'WL <WWril> A tuna tn Norfolk street in N. Y.[ late­ ly advertised, 'Ooe basement to lot in dis house in dor third shlory.’’ Bhakcspoaro aaya Macbeth doth mur- j dor sleep. Tbe retribution is fearful; ’ for bow uixny actors murder Macbetn I can l cun, emu Carriage & House > \ r -C* rs ’ < k- r Flags, Banners, Streamer An old lady thinks the Government : Bond* must b« a family ef strong rvltgiou* instincts, tweaura she hears of so many of them being converted. and Political Caricatures Painted- to Order. WOODEN A stupid fallow claimed that thurea­ son bo was on alow-wiUcd was b- ca his mental conceptions were >o gigantx | that be had not room to turn them over ! BLOCK LETTERS FABBAMB Glnss Show Cards. SEOl^-JT£3 —- or THE PONVENT WILLIAMS & CO. ss&sa&^E!wmgmms.asga.1^ THROAT AHO LUMS INSTITUTE LANGKEY IHCKlNtiOX !lasting.. Sept Is, isTs;—!ti tJKS®: Tax Ib-etipla iwarly for all who no* UO NF ESS I ON AL. BY JULIA McXAXE WBIGHJ. Public Test rX.^1^^ MIRROR ANO PICTURE FRAMES Ils# provnl DR. 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Tallow Grease and Potash PURIFY — star I Token up t ,- the subscriber at bis I rasidaaee or -tioa twaatr-four (2 f) io ! Cmttleton, B y Oa, Mick, one white ywhuR hm one rad yearling heifer. Music Teaching. raUry, UsJWmW Porftew tf � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-03-05.pdf 87ada110206753f1800c577b3a2b14f1 PDF Text Text Tije Ref VOL XVII. frafe^iopal and HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN Can!;. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5. 1873. NO. 45. poor Frank Hood I Ho‘» 'so tOttA and so awkward, aud y*t tliero is *ot&*luing about him that won't lei co* dsspiu him. He certainly fa not hmfeoms, though ho has fine eye*, and a face like ons of tho** old marble ersatiom one see* in th* School of Derign. W.U, I gj-— - ,fc},er, won't throw away th* not iu*t yet.' data took tho jeweled tetrpin* ouidf her shining trance*, and laid amte tU white tarlatan droa* and wfoathoe ttf blue bloasom* and went eompoeedly to ted. For why should ah* Ho awake and fee* th* froth rote* of her complexion, nud dim the rparklo of those glorious violet eyes, thinking about tho teepeeHtb claim* of tte various lovare who hovered, mothlite, about the torchlight uf hor charm*? There wa* tiiuo to make up her mind—quit* time aooc<h. Why, she wa* not yet nineteen, and life was eo full of bluozu and freehness ‘Have vou notiosd. Colonel, ttet tte I iu the hot campaign I uuno nsar forgetruad bond* three different timo between 1 ting tte Hasting* famly and theCulimet hero rind tbs forks.’ 1A -----»■----------'----------O— mJ Aoy whoq * regiment of• Union car‘Yo*. I think ii doo*,' I replied. I ally waa hurled agrii-st a tliousa nd Oon‘Well, now,’ be resumed, It will te an ; federate horaomen, and when viefoey easy matter for you to escape. Turn ! seemed about to perch ou our flag. * your hunesuddenly, giro him tte spun, j battery of artilery played such havoc XV* hail our pickets a* thick a* bj«i • end yon can reach the fork* iu five min­ 1 among u*. that tho bugtoe blew a reia th* northern suburbs of tte town, ute*. If my men chase you, and they I treat. In the confusion, thirty ur forty but th* main fgreo was book oa tte road, will, the bend in the road will *av* you. | of n* were cut off and made prisoner*. near th* old farm haus*, where the I shall cry out the moment you get ।। ■Good afternoon, Colonel. I’m ground olfaro.1 bettor advantage* m case 1 started, %nd may shoot at you. bn t than' t for jolt, but you cxuld bare of an attack. Wo had been in oetnp hurt yua.‘ fared wore*!' when balla, Ln* than a'day when I ascertained that ‘You tu* rather given to dry jokva,' I r h,nJ nn’ C,bnd adr-a, end tyweeri wiMin ware at their th* fannur'a num wav Hostings, and routed, emleavaring to laugh. ‘Such UVille hearty and well, and hi* saber bn'ght, and when old Aunt Dalmayne that te had one uf tho handsomvsi things are not dune in army regula­ not yet ateathed alter the flglit A Lun- wrote a piteous letter to ter blotter in daughters ill all Virginia. He asked tion*.’' dred maa wondered aa we shook bands, town, setting forth that ‘she ted tte lor a property guard around his fam "Noverthelaas, I moan nil I tay.* he but we understood ouraelrae. rhenmatix very bad, and there Wan't and seeing that th* guard wes projxwlr replied. 'VVe are now ten rod* behind 'I can't let you ride off a* yOU did be ■ any help to be had, and she wan ttet postu I. T ted occasion to entar tho house. ths men. Wheel your bene and make fore,' remarked the Colonel, a* he »«**• iunosomo that aho could not stand it no There wasn’t ttet bittorness then which him do hit )>o*t. The firing mil have with me behind tbe line of battle. 'But longer, and wouldn't on# of her three cauic ia oiler yours, and we could .all caused the troop* on tbs other road to you ah^’t tetoog a prisoner. I’ll have □cicv* corns down end stay with her for Kk freriy without fear ot offteo*. fall back, and you cau soon come up you exetenged wittan three’day*.’ a short timsF Clara astonished the ■ ‘ fanuvr iras old and weak aud when I with them.' And he kept hi* word. While otBor family circle by volunteering to go, found out that te was a fi.iu telirrer in I looked hard al him, but hia ooun- officer, went off to Richmond I went to ‘My dear,'Mid Mrs. Wntnwgtem, reeewiiuu, I bad no hot wards to give in teoanc* stood the teal. I believed W Mhington, and then to mr recimifct. 'you do not know what jrou aee un­ rvqdy. Where should one look for what he Mid. The thought earn* into duly erchMgvd IL* lntIOeeS .„ , dertaking. It ia uotlring bat a common Souttern foaling it not in the hoeica of tny bend ttet lio meant to shoot me wtet •fleeted it. He waa not married farmhouse. ' | Nwu:bern*ra ? down, bill I repudiated U when I ted yet, but ho mfurmsd uio that ho abould ‘ And Alanite Ann ia full of *whxma,‘ The wife.was old and frwble and th* looked him over again. te in a few mouths, and in hi* joking ।aaid I’apa Wintriiigtem. rubbing 'bi* •□11 sway in Rielunond, and ii eras' nst'^•n. CuloteL flod Lloee you,’ I arid. way, invited me to hi* wedding, wfe* । uril enough that I should make up my •If the fortune* of tte war ever mske wa* to take pfaeo at tho Hasting* farS । you a prieoner, I will do a* much by bouse. you. if it coat* me my iwonl.' 1 1 m<1 in । I wboelsd my teres, gave him tte C**e 1 should Capture you again I shall ' •nun. and wa* offlik, a rocket. Th* clear off thia debt; you are one ateed I totonel called me to stop and emptied I one dirongagud. Beeides I'tp getting bi* revolver in (hooting onr mo. Ja*t tired of bate aud partio* and twelve «a 11 «*»ed around the fire: bond, I heard o'clock supperx I should Hte to try th* tho cavalry after uu; but ttey might otter extreme just far fun.’ a* well Eat* aared tteir bare**. In ton ‘You'll find it aavtlricg bat fun,’ Ihc.tn to be [kieviug bark and forth bn minute*, 1 wa* again with the Union rid dot^tong ,0 any on.^ TX" said Mrs. Wintringhsm. putting her Iwrtu th" line*, but ttey should be free trooper*, and w« were ou thn gullop „ 1 Uo°*bt a^h'»Ketrangt. of It. when gold-stoppod casolett* to ter aristocratic to taov* io anv other direction. back to Winchester. my regiment took a march of aeraaty 1 l>-ll yon right hot* that I never *aw I did not foal free to go mto particu­ mflr*. and brought up one right on the ■ Well, at any rate, I moan to try,' ajuorv charming, luvelr wumsu than lar* in regard to it, and tte m«n and reed to W incteetor. not half a mile from *ai^ Clara valiantlr. ‘So, papa, you Knn. Uu*Ung... 1 lost my heart th* officer* therefore looked upou it aa a tte edd fantf The.-, was to te may write to Annt IJainiiyne ttet I am moment I «■» her, a* noy other man great thing, inferring that I had fought 'an advance on the rood, and w. to aool l. But I w.i* not to ilioetica* to my way out.’ It puraled me u>re than take th* front. Infantry and artillery The scene looked indescribably beau­ tetev* that 1 had only to ear tho word I can tall to account for tte genrrority wem foieeat our back*, aad we learned to in ike bar my wife: indeed I doubted of the officer. I ted never eecu him from a eoonisoon after dark that-the tiful to Clara Wlntriagtem that firoriy Dweuiber night, as tho julung old from tho first .that 1 should *vcr wiq before; hqd u*f<r known of a similar . *d*f^,h* ”tr”t chaise, with a sleepy old bores trotting her. iuaianee and all my pondering iritel to • soldier between uv and the farm in front, tnruad into tte volley road, "I tout that wo shall all te friend*,' bring a W.isfactury solution. and *h« roukl see tho aneinat fxrmboaee, But I wa* to secure a solution at steep rooted, aud brown with a half osnImv« thshuuee. "It ii a crual war, dotury of suns and rains, with tte elm 1 recat-xl tiy all for it* wound* and grief*, For a weak or ao w* had a mouotoc bougte ^reetling overhead la the gale, and civilltiat from capture to Csptiv* out life at camp, without a movement and the wooded h’dl* siring Upon every will always bo appreciated.” The person'giving the Qrst correct notation to the above Kcbtu, will be-entitled tn A 1‘ARI.OK on either *idr, ami than wa cfelanniaad ride, while one roddy teem of l«ht There was an inritatien to p»ll when- that Wuwheete* should change hand* STO\E_, Second. 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third. 1 Set ot-Kiiivcs and Forks. The solutior.8 mn?t be glowed from th* tiny window* under em I te-1 tho opportunity, but there again In council we planned an at­ enclo«£win scaled envelopes, which will be numbered as received and on the lirist day of April, I tte oavee. carting m tt might be a jave­ wbi that modesty and dignity in the tack. Part of th* infantry were to ad. lin of brightoea* athwart tte road in the envelopes will be opened and the prizes awarded'to the snccewful persons. lady'* I ok and bearing wnicli outdo bur vance by road, port to attempt a flank front of the door. any thing but a loro snk maiden to bo movement on toe enemy'* left, aaustod • I think ab*'* expectin' of you.1 arid by cavalry, aad I wa* to lead tte balance tte rough charioteer who had teen sent \A *11, wa pitched our <-omj>; had of tte eavalry, dismounted, in an attack to the italics to meet Mrs. Dalmayne* camp routine] changed picket*.' skirmish­ on hi* right ni#ce; ‘but I’m afraid you'll find it very Sveryfyng woeauinily arranged, and ed- with tli* Coufedorat**, aad ttiinj* at luneermn ’ lotigth were »>-eo frocq <jt,n day to aor one noon we gave ths Confederate* a re­ •Oh? cried Clara gleefully, a* ah* •'Ihcr. 1 »at on th* veranda and emokod turn »urpri.o.Tteir flrat intimation of our apren^uut oftho velucto, 1J think it is with tho u.'d man ; I look tea with item; programme wm tho driving of the pick­ 1 rra.1 to Kat*, sud^nw fa a white talk- ets and our men cam# Mar leaping their She entered the few-roofed kitetea, -d low. or <** just gdug to when vho bresutworkv. However ths enemv all aglow with the roaring fire of logs would check nx>. Sb* wa* thoroughly quickly _ rallied, and then we on the hearth, and further illaminated ted it hot and teary, carbine* cracked, by two tallow eandlee iu bright brae* hfufut* wo pa*«-J ^politics over forj bugfa* sounded, tte cannon roared, maesomething more agreeable to both. keu raided men stented Hte dteRoe*. Finally the <i»y cam* for Winchettcr end a nail of smote covered it alt toehaugo ban I* Again. 4 reiaforcsH*ric« plenty to (do to defend this N.VH’RB’S GREAT MMKUY meat ut cavalry ted come to tho Oun- point, too Cuafederato* toft tteir camp Ivdrrutrs nud <mo day at tvwn they expot ed for us to dash at We ewept *0ood eveaing, Culot-el,' I remarked. nude tho fact known to ui Our piek- <1 rvrn upon them, and then it WM a tend •t« came running in fighting m ttey U> baud fight. Some on* dashed at mo You iuritod ms, you retnsmter, aad 1 j cam*, and rfewly followed by cavalry through the emote, and I longed bock, am her* 1 I held th* door *o ttet none of my and wo bad only time to farm a bat'd* feeling clint my award had found flesh. They charged, and were driven back, men bad looked into tte room. I now we cbarged, and drove them. I caught told them to go baek to tte road aad look “ni1 then 1 sight ot fluttering garment* a> we press­ The clergyman ted taken a seat, aad ed forward, aud tte next moment etop­ ped close to a woman who was kneeling was ordered to go on, and no explana­ W* were hap! pressed in front, aud bo bedto a wounded officer lying at fnH tion* were mate, untill Mis* Kato Hav SSI BUCKSaiTHING. ting* wa. Mra Col LeVilfe. Thau w. bring flanked when the order was given length on tte ground. to fall back slowly to tho ridge half ■ Through the bln* emote, I cqqght explained. There was laughing, and milo north of th* farm house. her ye* fixed ou mine ia terrible **■ ^y‘n» tei * Tegular time, a* tte old heart fairly by storm. She ted been an inmate of tte old A* we fell back I saw ttet tte old proarb. sad above tte clash of arms The Colonel did not know ttet the favldoood farmhouse for about a week, house had tevn turn ter* and there by and shriek* of tte dying, I beard tte shot* and fraring for tte safety of tte word*.—' You ter* killed him—now stab Confederate rear guard ted po»»ud an. when one of tho*" grand eeow storm* but was intending to wed Kate aad came ou which vail tte whole ooutryfamily w* carried them along wish us. E/IdLcis move south on tea* after. He tooted at ride in ipottom whito. end hang tho All were bad;y frightened aud uuvle no ta* and read my deciaion. and Kat* wood* ia royal robe* of ectniaa. Aunt 1 hardly know wtet happened objection t» attting beyond th* shots of and wept ttet Dalmayne’* rheumatism grew worse, thoir friends. Stop by step giving the th* neat bro miaafe% but at tte and »h» kept bar room; but Clara went enemy at g >od as ho mo!,' #• fell back that Utn« we had driven thoeMm about ae Itgbt-heartad a* ever, dmng to the ndgr, and thop wa halted, Tho into tte vilfage^aad a few mmute tte whole work of th* house, sniff raeh Confederate! camo as far as the farm c'.ear out of th* eouttern suburbe. atairtsnee a* Moees, the handyman, wea h mao ana thar* formed their lin* and DENTIST tea*,' •eoa*piracte.”couri-ciartialv/and able to reader ter. rested, throning up a breastwork and such talk. It fa, however, my opinion Tte snow ted fallen all day, blown m mnling acanuua to commend tri*road. that CotoMl L*Vm* got away son^ into drift* by tte wind ttet howled We threw up dofcuMe, formed a now line, aud by inudewn everything wan 1 waa down in th* Stenandoh valley <-oi-.g alornr aa if ao battle had oocure l, a fsw month* ago, and whom do you end a hundred jpen in blue and grey think I took dinner with? Tte Col. had not beem eAt to their long step. looked as bright a* a new silvar dollar, There was half a cite of neutral ground Kato was more chanr.lug than over. brtaeen ns and tte [lickots thrown eut Tte war roetad hard on both, but peace were hardly a stotee throw from eaob Stooping down. I found that tte officer and love had made the farm. tens* a other. ’ Util* paradfee, and ttero wa* money in ted a * word cut in tte ahouldor, and An hour after we foil, back th* Has­ tings family came to me from a farm that a pistol tell had eroaaad hi* skull tho oropa growing on av*ry foot of land. Ttey Lave missed their way. tteir A enriy-teatfod boy w*a racing about, horvw are elnan tired out, and they Gold & Silver Watches teuw where they ted token rcluge- I •touting him for a time. Erm a* 1 and te wa* naso.1 a!tor me. U wanted to know if we’d rive am anight’* knew that iter wanted to return homo and mad* th* examine ten. h* moved a J. P. ROBERTS & was therefore ready for tte old man’* little, and groaned out, and in two or they had not told ma this, I should not shelter. I told item Mrs. Dalmayne have had eouvag. to reply ttet I bad a waa QI, and I waa not master here, but three minntaa was fully concious of hi* quo* lion, handsome little dxngbtor way up in I vronld ask tte young woman—Mies ■ “Of course you can go," 1 replied, *itnatiou. Kata wa* lite a lunatic. She laughed Michigan, and her name wm Kato. though it pained me to think that I Neither Uncle Sam nor Jeff Dari* Clara eiuoed a Httto, then toughed • huuid lose Kate'* society, “I only ask and cried until tte powd*rrotain*d *olrtutchM. Cl.wksow* Jews.re, Hepavrevt that you repeat after me your oath ttet dier* thought tte noire cf tte battle •ver know how tte custom* of war were o..ms«i*s1 vuti■mo. mm! natvaele*. you will not give your Confederate Lad driven ter craay. Tte old bouse outraged, and is too late to cou rt- martial -^iwrera. they may come in,’ eha said. friend* any information conoeraing u»." Lad teen riddled again and again, but City Dinins? Booms •I would not tarn even a dor from the Th-y rvpoated th* words, aud we tte farmer and hi* wife war* unhurt. (Strictly TemtieraMJnA dour on inch a night a* thiv.’ walked to tte picket. A hand -abate all It vu only n little w*y off. aud when Bho threw a fresh logon tte fire and round, and then ttey took tteir leave, w* had carried tte officer ttero, a *«rMedicines and my air c*stl*s oame toppling down. lighted tte candle aa ate apok*. The dead wore buriad, tte wounded But wtet wa* her amaaement, on Tte clianoee ware hardly one in a score ttet I should ever see either of the three ateltored aud dreoasd, and when night turning ta welcome tte draagera, to be­ camo, our lisa* vwi advanced ao as to hold in them no tttnngm at all, but Sdrrl »fi Haring Mxmingly gained all ttey d*- 1put Wfocte*ler behind Ils I did not lirod, the Confedenta* did not roak to go I back to tte farm bouse until tho aoxl drive u* farther Several day* pa*s«d 1day. Tho offiror'a face we* eo faainod without even a *hot faun th* picket*, with olood and jowder whan I aaw it when ou* dav, to shake off tte rust, I th* day before that I ted no idea wte Wet* there a hundred veteran* in tbe rod'- with two computus* of cavalry, it was, merely noticing that te was a Army of tbe 1’otomae who nover re­ which w*ro bound on a raid around tte 1colour! of Csvalry. What wa* my great Great American Dyspapsla Pill*. marched through to .Wfa'he>twr, Va.R east of Winchester to secure infonaa- ।surprise, then, to esrantor tte phfc of One doubt* it when the record# ot wsr lion amocruing'tha strength of lb* W 'Ool. L. Ville «a I entered a ted-room at School Books fr Sialion cry tell him that the town wa* captured my in that direction. We ted a long twenty-throe time* during tte war. It ride of so-cn milat, when coming to n was 'Yank' onetnunili ‘Johnny’ the next, fork in th* r>atd, tte major took on* comand tho (hteldtant* got *0 at fast tbat pony and myself the otter, and pasted they dared not pronounce fur either uu the fork*. W* w«ro riding along ! ri<to,lhV claimed to bo neutral, nud oarolesaly enough wteu all at uuos tte 1 Michigan Exchange. only aaked tte soldierx in bloc or the bnshu* by tte r .adride shot tlaiu* aad 0 waa bandaged up and ru still •oldier* in gray to let their chicken* smoke. Every Ling wa* confusion at ' w*ak, but be emifad chwfully and tli* suddan attack. My hors* leaped to ! oat instead for a atete. If tho fast year of tho wsr didn't one ride aad then ran up tte rood Tte »w i. a minute how matter* were •weep it away, and tho firn tine spared cavalrymen, some of wham weru wvun-1»u Kate’s fever. I ted only to it yet, them ntetnl* an old brown iana- •d. wecfeil abant and as Hoped down tte » her bliube* and th* tender look houee witii a front yr.rd filled with eterry road, and war* aoou out of eight, and hair which al way* hun< over ter h*ad tree*, axd a lot of mulberry tree* grow­ th* Vitllo wa* ov*r in thro* nuuutsa danced ^“<’*•^7 “i1 '1 ing np and eluding tte south and uf •Udd tail lurid ouI Surrondw, Oolth* bouse. It I* a very cosy pfatte for on*U" *bcmtod a buadxad voiosa at ■**, 1 foundaa ywar that Uncle Brno*'* will CUI AT JOK5 STASLKTf two old whito haired parents to ait on and directly my terse oarnod me into family that all ted bean wel' used and th* midst of a hundred cavalrymen, non- courtoously treatsd, arid to show me ftet Pure Wines and lionets! the nnahin* while a strong armea aan cafod in a tend in tte rood. te was appreciative, te allowed me to few. 1 de«'t th'mk I waa made for en whfatlr* cheerily among tho growing telro-. I Kte to (tete and mend, to crop*. * I aaw it Um* o»c*. aad I aaw it afterward* when tho storm of war awep: MONUMENTS over and around It, mining tte green IF YOU WANT gross to a rod, and when imsfanato mon aud borero swept Ihrougb th* fields and jorttj. Wi'l Salt! Salt! Salt! 4110 Haskville Tar Cordial. FARMERS “IHffi DFjY qooos 1/1 V^iifr' Miiau. StM Silter ui Piaui ’Sait, Russell & Nevins Immense Stock DRUGS Dye Stutts, Tie Pin Tra Tar Mai, PAINTS & OILS Price* Guaranteed. HASTINGS IARBLE WORKS! Ip A tp V H\ -A_ Bu s ell jfxo-m �■ apply for work h*re .find plenty to do! ^tpabliran J]aitntr. Th*, following wo clip from Mr. BACON & ffl MH MT 11 HKI follows: [Wetitessd vyhat is it? Jwpi; and for Yfoe-Proaidcnt nil th# ' Why, It 1. LEE HEED'S Trip H.mmer. project carried oul' or Ge* oral Grant for I'rvrident and tor importance of thia town by the German*, tbo French ladies walk It is also near the atneto by throe*, one dreeead ia । red, the next on* in white, and th* Yea, My “Trip Hammer, " means whlctaenableo me to eell Buggies so LOW as Io DEFY COMPETITION. So it resulted that tho Senate decided Hxstohm, Mrcaiexs. Mn.i 5, 1873. uou* in Hie windows of French pnnt- mda an pending aad being new county, its passage is only THE W01X Of THE FORTT-BEC OHB C0HGEX1S. THIRD SESSIDk -covrriMo the electoral Single seat Buggies as Low as Hundred Doliare. patriotic mariner can hang a scintillabon of hope, but with oouaoua feature* And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at “I return herewith, without my ap­ proval, Senate bill No. 161, entitled 'An One Hundred Kind Twenty-five Dollars. I upon the tep-most bough of a bamn I poplar, enveloped in an impenetrable General Carlo* Buell.‘ ipply with equal force to this bilh (Georgia) with th* elector* voting fori “According to tbe official rope Tbe .Inking ieatarv ol 2STo w Farmers, A lady walking on Broadway a short time agu, a gentleman's button caught I in the fringe of her shawl. Some momeats etapved before th* parties were township journal, it being tbo first record sepsrated. am attached to wu, oralin the county. But before I copy from am,' said the gentleman,gvod-numorally. white h * wa* indu-tnously trying to get luoeo. The nttaihiuont is mutual, air, wm the equally goud-lrauwrvd re- President aad Vice President, for thi March, 1873. I shall ateo build HtnilU PxlCX Woax. PaxixisntXB, Feb. 21st, 1878. I am about to redeem a promise I a resident of Gull Prairie, of Kalamaaxi ' County. Mr. Parker, entered the W. and Louiuana two Mta of electoral vote* 1TI.F, First-Class Instruments. Hastings, lforch.fi, U7X A min in Chittenden County. Vi., BEST TMIMB Isadora of the rebellion calculated upon' cold by snow. For four ouccossive win­ their sspply of aalt to came from thee, ter days, there being four inches ot •rorita and that, in hia opinion, their tsredin theCountjr.Of the 80 acres about snow on a level, he found the average destruction waa a military nocoaaity. I 60 was Prairie and he called it “Garden temperature immediately alrava Ute of Louisienderstand him to any. in eSret, that .-—J—.,—-——_____ _ snow fourteen dogreoo below rero ; imWheat. In the year 1832, in March.' '“'^•‘•ly beucath, ten dojree* above .. .. . ... .. . , under a drift two feet deeti. twen- the lawful vote of th* State respectively ▼ember last, had died before the uaem- IM THE WEST Atektson. Topeka A Banta It E. R- New Scales. is now standing. In 1833, Orville Barna A youth, in acoutremeut* that indifa- “1 cannot agree that tbo owners of quirod by th* Constitution bad bsen Nsw Styles. to settlers same, aa soon aa completed. Mr. Par­ ker claims to bare been the first resident a handsomely embellished specimen । trite* hanging in a show window, and of what ia now Barry County except an suipended Irons it a teg with thia le- therefor from tbe United fit*:.*. New Prices. Moran, bring on th* Tbotnapplo River I like it* ‘Well,* ___ ______ __ B said_________ Rutticus,, eyeing aad to have driven tho first team from ’• vert is suspicious looks, ani edging • before them under a system of rule, which cut off debate. The difficult) unran bv*,! , . . llio oocaiion was tn tskn Very Low. think they would like it. Rapids to pot up < Saw Mill, principle binding the United State* to drove to Yankee Springs aud toril college* improved or abolished, pay far all property which their military foroea daetrayel in tho late war for th* riser* ought likewise tu be eom. taoro I old camping grounds, and third day. ! umple, direct, arid constitutional method Union. No liability by tho Governof settling *nch confusion and conflict ia In 1831 Linua Ellison, pot up a house ibe State governments. Lal Ilia thought- Wareroom, Xo. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., X. J*. J. Cole & Son, put up a bouse ia what ia now Barry, the House of Representative* at the dose! Bill to increase the sslaiie* of President, Vice President, Cabinet officers and substitute ■ae of that kind and th* on* under 1838, C. W. Spaulding, Aaron Fargo, ------------------------------------------, r. * . . Thoma* Nicholas aad Richard CampCHANCERY ORDER. ■Had Getraral Craft and fan ~m- ... m .. _ . . . , ’ । stATB <* JHClHQax. £«««.«» GROCERS. Of the first Town Meeting ia try next tffir Hr as a at lovs Unit Bsln u«vu uiirai.uk in pviucipra irom use un« psaranted in flua bill. Wbat poerible ' dsOowMe can it make In tho right* of i Liffl PLASffl. mo •i’r spywlM to »Ste««u I <U »U>» Mnlu Strangs Capture of a Murderer- Mr. Butler has finely succeeded in WATER IDE,: ' The power of cousci-n bearable weight of guilt ■ better shown than in tl majority | B, F. NORRIS & CO HE te HAIR Shingles, Lath, &c. WHOLESALE. & RETAIL JEWELERS! interior town thirteen miles from Cold- Vt aa at first prupoa*d, and al! allowance, tor Members uf CotigTvss for miltag* or | other expenses, nr* aholiah'-d. The ' B4 5 to 5 “wSTu'.’iurtuiiu man who had committed the murder. /low o/l ffn/to fitoek ever brought to the City. 137 A 139 State St adhere* tu its non-tuacurwacc, aa we certainly hop* ft wffl, au<TirMx. Butler ■uocai Is tn keeping the Hottee io ite present attirade, the rewtdl will be aa ' Madison, CHICAGO WATCHES I just tipsy oeuugh I amd, addraseed tbi 1 mann.r. State of Arkansas were not duly elected, | corner of ELGIN his bosom m if to dra^ka weapon. Dr. Ritchie collared him with hi* loft hand, •I fully appreciate the hardship of and with his right drew a dirk from hi* pocket, and told him if ho attempted to We certainly hope that the Senate draw a wespon bo would nlnng* that knife to his heart in a second. He then commanded the man to with-1 draw his hand, which wm speedily i obeyed, when, instead of a weapon, he i for property injured er destroyed by the drew out the sum of 81,100, which ha 1 armies cf Ibe United State* in the late I ' but tho total one before tbe p» ooutnry that by adopting it tbo members tho evidence of the man’s guilt wai by thia time *0 palpable that he waa placed “Exacm.a Ms.atox, s’ E create of salaries. and ha has, therefore^ S WATCHES, WATCHES. 15 Corn Shelters, 01 i Gold Opera Chains, 15 Feed Cutters, CQ = Silver Vest Chains, Pearl Setts, 8 Wood Sawing Ma­ chines, et. q flows, bimows, to. TAKE TOUR CHOICE. Gold Ring., Gold Teeth Picks' GoldPvM, Gold Wateh Key., <Z1 •February 11, 1873/ 8poon Holders, thtpe aad Gobiota Bracelets, Gold Thimble*. Silver Thimbie*. Gold larakete. Shirt Braids, Which we will Exchange for WOOD, mast in said State which is republican delivered at our Foundry ; or WHITE ASH, OAK or ROCK ElJd LUMBER ent Cosgrcsa is a direct and shamel.se ' bribe of 83,000 to each of thee* rearing ’ waa with diffiicultv that *he could be restrained from doing the prisoner harm upera utaamoi Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. ^atch material and Tools for Jewelsia Anr o.o naitte ton mils* of Hastings. THE CHEAPEST PR1 FES IS OUR MOTTO HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS.' Mr. Butl.r Though leas than two yrars old. it number* 100 dwellings and 500 inhabi- Tb»T«l Hriadisl B. F. VOUUB 4c CO., 187 A 110 STATE STREET. CHICAGO. foblStf Powerful Argument*. MONUMENTS HEADBTQNE8. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES. SHELVES, ETC. Sweey's H°TtL, ijwigbi, muim. CITY !>w hfporf ITALIAN AMERICAN 'Ton won't ebangs this ticket, then. I your tick.!, and I have th* mousy for I it, and if you want a ticket ovwr tho oth! er route tvu will bare to buy it.' Very quietly tbo stranger twisted hie ticket into a email roll; very Mten.ly and cm Ubt stood til Rw MARBLE Michigan JExchange. on~ occupied bv Braton Cash Store. ________ BLACK A FULLER. STEINHOFF Has now on hand a com­ pete assortment of Books Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils ^ffes Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the Uitest styles 9ord’ Fan^y Articles fnt- th» J/e. Ifott^ft. both I m 8130, was im-! trait CALL AT JOHN STANLEY M their Brick Warehouse. tt M ta m li * a! mt ta U Eijwt | fc Hkr. vancc above Car-load Rate*. FOB MXDICIMAL I VBroSNM. Silical udlstaiicai, dentist IF YOU WANT Keep . Urge .apply of Sdl for ule .1 Lowwt market 10 Barrel lota and more sold to dealer* at a very small Pure Wires and Liouars! ■b. SALT. SALT BARLOW <fe GOODYEAR Mr r<< /••• j Oa/w<. Water Lime, Consumption can be cured. Shingles Of all k-inri«v; City Dining Rooms S WABM MEALS AT ALL GROCXAiXag ik �3, 7173 Fife R^ydiuc^jl Biyi**n Peninsular Railway. Both are perfect gem* Cf colored and elegantly finis bad. and each LOCALS iintuturiiwuiniittn. Hitnstion Wanted STKANGERM GUIDE u Tinner. K FECIAL NOTICE. C1ZTTHINC- CLOTHING. 13.00 to H0.00 SAVED ON A SUIT xinu, containing 000 pages o.< iUastrated Saturday last, that a certain gang, living reading fur old and young, »ud thuuo “Bumblebee two beautiful Oil Chramoe a: » offered COUNTY OKrifUU. CLOTHING. Of Clothes if Bought from Us. J-Qrirts and Drawers 40 and 50 young lady uf Cents that other Stores sell at and other entertaining faalure* and u Ibe Haynes boy* nd held light for the 75 cent* To aaro Packing away H. Taylor A Ou.. fit Curnhill, Boaton, or 92 Market St, Chicago. wonder if ho hoard what wo said about Winter Overcoats all will be collar of the bourn ia which they 'ived. Wo have often thought how singulscRev. E. H. Cbipin, of N. T. City, say had boon iuluraudof their theft* so will Lecture at Luae's Hall, Greed Rapids, on the Evening of tbe 20th, dor Haynes boys and Stubono going blushing Evo. He found her ia a gar- CHUKHEI Suits $6.50 to Bunday. Bhentl t rvoman, requisite papers atartod aleo on Sunday, Price of Over- sold below Cost. coats $4.50 to $25.00. bloody '‘butchers" or black shooting Mens’ $10.00. Fine ool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. orvund on one foot doing nothing Blade cloth suits $12.00 to $40* Without the todioua formalities of a reeled and brought them back to thia protracted courtship, he ■•propoeed” and city yeaturd ay. Tbe matton-loving waa acce(>tod clique are now ju jail awaiting examinekite bo imprinted on the cheeks of hia them and slaughtered, waa about thirty. biiuhiug bride, and wished, in a poetiWe naturally expect to receive local It ia hinted that there ere others con- MASONIC. 5 Local M.F. J s^-TassjH^iE;’; IIASTINOS LODGE, NO. police;. SUBSCRIBE We have some fine English nud French Casa, Suili, muu>m made elegant goods and perfect fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. yi)oa*nox Visit.—The friend* ot Rev. T. D. Manli, will make him a Donation of Hastings and eurrounding Counts;, that I have just received one of tbo first March 7th. Ail are cordially invited to lot of Imported Genuine goods ever brought to this part of the country, via : .'attend. t» young; for should uno now, attempt, on first acquaintance, to kirn a pretty girl, ■bo would doubtlaa* claw hia eyes, box bia ear* aad “make mouths" at him. while! Special Notice! PALMER ENCAMFMEMT, NO. OO. Aa loexcatable Ontrane Having cut some Spring Over­ FOR THE McEwan's Sparkling LJQ* Scotland. Senator Crosby, in a late number ol the Zbweeeraf publiehod at Grand Rapid#. The oatonaiblo cause wae a bill intro­ duced by him info the Senate placing r. II HOLME* H. Dublin, Bermard'. ID-year-old Limerick, 18“U Hermsev and Julia Robbia’s Brandie* w all af wl,,—I. ta purposes unrivalled. 43wS nun c. srai Uod,r i“tru«‘i>n* of Prot {Well Gentlemen what about having 45|f fecturiag Beat Work. Meltons, Light and Dark, *10. former price ♦2.50 *1C. Boys* suits to *15.00 at the Great ONE PRICE Square Dealing reeding matter, end is sent to eubaeriLwr* at ILb^er annum, giving each subscriber u premium at that. Woke up. and in tho Thornapple river, to good use. a bargain. former price *10. and all woel BANNER! forthcoming municipal election in the Give tu also at sold <S> tweed ones at 35,00. Scotch 900 Ibe., two Slagle buggies, two double a Paper Mill in Haaiinga 1 per­ fect in every other way, they will be allbough lean were entertained for a the article th^t the real object ia to erefew days that Raprvsentativs Blackman. tioa that labor and capital thould not iter and hie frieude for political yuupoe- Grand River Valley Division coats an inch to abort, February number, an elegant lull page engraving, entitled, 1‘roteciiun Trium­ phant, which ia designed to Ulutrato protective tariff. Aside from its view* spacial prerogative at preoeut enjoyed of protection tho AxuMU Woaxua by tho Bishop* of the Catholic Church. pBorLi i* the ablest exponent of tbo right* of working people in thia country, We learn that all those who MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. IN *THE STATE. Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. seen HASTINGS LODGE, NO. SK,wmu«>«n WILD f LOWER LODGE. NO. *4. meteveevKwfajvvwtef, LOWEST PRICE Addrves fhe Largest ability and ana true manliness. manliueM. Ii abililr Those who are personally acquainted Star Clothing House ! 36 Canal Street, heed to thia ecunillotu attack, and nil 1 ' LEVI BROS., PROPRIETORS. ' i ' I J ___ = ? • t e n \<. Em h On tbo 2Cth, ulL, at the State Conven­ charge that there in in the bill even th< tion bald at Lanai ng. Judge Chrietianry II r ; .xMr. Frask E. Stem **4 Mis* Sank lerow. r SmwI iL IUe»r4*. *«*lsUMl. •! poster, died of congvetuin of the lunge, | shall be tbe right* uf every other, Will unhesitatingly approve uf the principle* And Best CtBc sure and see out name above the Door as other Parties Jealous'of our good name and immense business will represent h emselves As our Store. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST Nothing opposition to Catholicism ia en­ J of tho Supreme Court Hon. E. O. tirely gratuitous, and certainly will not Oaf Walker waa re nominated for Regent of Proceeding of theElrvator Aasoeta’lox- * - ' *■ - Wo ve tried iL Hu, ;1 a ^TtSSSfcrftS S'; • Kisie or tux Blood.—Prairie Itch is canted by a diaordered and inaebve A POSITIVE FACT- A: the meeting un Saturday last pur•uant to call which wa* publithol in Paper In < ITIUETK, Blood act* a* h rtimulaliag alloraUvn Chairman, and J. A. Nim* Secretary ItiMltuUon In the City ot Uaalinga that upon all the glands of tho body, ospo-1 fhe mooring wa* addrinaed by Ryerson, la more worthy of patronage, than that eially upon the Zlver (whfoh i* n glen-1 - . of Bcaaincr, Heath dular body), and will, therefore, by cor- Motion made and curried. that prelirui- -h—■ frellMH. shurt time thia articlee of A eocialiou. aa appointed a* I.Jlowro Michigan Central R. R. >’* celebrated (fold Pena, jKsagat A. Ryerw.n. Hastings T. O. March 4th. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE,1 that Mr. Sylvester Brook* Esther Campbell, 11. i Cramer be authorised tu get teo Iron- tribute through thia community, of an i City Newt Depot P. O. building. Diane* I Dlarlai 1 Brebert. D. P. Sprague, Court House cn Saturday tbe Sth, inaL, 1873 at tbe City News Depot Motioned to adjourn, Wbe. er to most Organ otviin i American h Offered to lie Piklic in lerilt cb Evtrybodu Should try them before Furchamng EUewher Ttm Lexa.—1Detroit. THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. Heating* Marcb let, 1873. Albert Ere Burna:—I eee that, petition* JOB WORE A ffissni area turoe aad provision* ot thia law. Overcoats 46 to S2S cheapest Store in the State. Star Clothing Bouse Grand Bapids. ■osie JlflU.lKO worth of all kind* which th 'SB«a£Sta«Sft!di.T! FRANK L. WARD. May IS. '71 Barely Get the Best 31.25: without vbromo, 31.00. ■lands. mium Chromo, Little Samuel, Amende will only introduce Hastings $■ JLUegan. SPECIALTY lour gratia) 312,00. Tho Lady'a Friend (32,00) and Tbo Saturday Evening Peet (33,00) for H.M. The Premium Chro- HSKWTJSSiSSa."" recta occasional winding* and a little ./nd Chraner Than Publiebed by I : iled Inina at any other Office 8IMMO2STS & CLOUGH framing. GE Too Fomil- in the County ORGANS imiiiuta �CAPITOL Ify'SZTi.. w aaaat all -»k out OF MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, r*e mala ehaMe. ' Is fact, I was am a iatfle —rttqn u.n-H bot.ufl Mr. Hood dU rtc • rejvT^i'c-an- I3TKY COfTAGK OR&AMS W A WFD:r ™v *l’a Ntcr * "nil 1611:so MAca:xxfcrte»v ■».»» .jr-.t WAeHlgUTUXeC . * W*CB**t Cd~ ***W<- W*"~ “’ ' FLOUR. The New Capitol and Grounds, 100 Teachers or Students MATHEW jj.w I’llLI.IIIS III HI । BEST SIX-CORD WMiem Riad Tinas gterwwJy, aad Meare brvs-ht tbe •tremrere horee. ■Cucae. Hood.’naH Gillette, ixtpa:*.;.-. J 'are you going to Atari there all ^■hkagadiessar 'Bo ttf M quick aa yuu like.’ tail £ ■Nut gtaag ? But bmiare. BillBESS COUEti JOHN H-WENBEll & Cu. ™iD= |O,OOO' f-ti/Xr sior OPIUM 800 Pages. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES ABB (BATES. or rir*icEngraring». CHAS JURE a. (IB. Pnf.FOILSR’S GREAT WORK $5 to $20 TV hen Harrrr GiBaun * a» jrtme. lare Md her lorry the truth, uad the bOa truth. At £r»t Freak vai ball uari t» bo rexad ‘Ididu* waat an be;ma,’ aaid b- bit- Clara, with thv prettiest «.o*xia- way ia •Of rocne I do.' end Freak. ‘Bat daria- 1 had .ach a bright Bob dream ofiowta a cnttag.: •Aadii shall i-icla true.' sail Clara, “in apite of tbe fir- haadre.1 a year.' VINECAR BITTERS1 f<TMr <fi>vsTVc» $500,000 CASH GIFTS. 8100.000 for Only $10. A NEW BOOK WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS efMlfl f. TOffla Stfj. S'?/, Otffrtmi, Carriage & House Banners, Streamers. and Political Caricatures ' Painted to Order. . Aud . , • WOOOEM BLOCK LEHEIS 's?'.- (311 J. SUB, da Ifl. t;'*;.... ,,4SweU “ aJapArS Far liars'.. '<iaaUf — FAHRAMa WILLIAMS & CO, THROAT AHO ESHS IMSTiTuT 8E4O____ uTL’GI PONVENT VO NF ESS I ON AL. BY JULIA MeNAlB WRIGHT. MIRROR ABO PICTURE FRAMES DR. CROOK'S WINE TAR EliUAM bcreolT. lUMPlCTj: TffiE - . . MICHI BOILER WORKS. 999999999999 MASON & HAMLIN tWrcvly ‘when yoa are pang to ’tor tui wha. you owe um. 'Wheel I'm graug to pay? Why. you're a pretry fcllowl. Do a mi taaem . f<* a prt^bet - With quiet aonaeoi a Maine } :;<r .■ Laurka that af>r tho •CLaae bcin k- : their ttirty-fivo aullkau uf dollarq mto or Use, from EuglanJ, they will «vaf, r , a tavur by KquidstinS a uaall kill nt CABINET ORGANS. It is also a superior Toole, Bo-tores the Aprxtlte, Strengthens the Syatriu, EesUrw tho Weak anti DeHliUt.iJ, Causes the Food to DlgrM. THE ONLY '100,000 00 ' ALWAYS' 'OMFORT’S OUGHmwr IN VALUABLE GIFTS ' UNERVERSALLY p. sixi"s rnr jCskterpri; EXCLUSIVELY ‘NSURE YOUR LIFE The most Extensive Fir* Pram 01,000 j Five Pnaea *300 I Ten Priar. *100 Tie IiM Life tara»c8ft«?uj. Price Fixed--S llhutrated Caulogm and T. stim .oial Circniar, with imfnrtaal iabmaatiun ab-at Of.-.e. which may mvo patcha.rt» Irvm d:>ai>puiu:iuct>t in pueha*.. cf interior or aorthime laattucui, cr payvcHtt ot high jrtfco-7 wnt fr-r. LARGEST and STRONGEST DR. WXLSOZa 3 COUGH. MIXTURE. MR & RAILIN ORGAK CO, Assets over 850.000,000. DETROIT BENDING WORKS. Bent Wood Works, rtnaousoNs RUBIFY YOUR BLOOD. URIFIERj WONDERFUL OIL! WORM CONFECTIONS I *jr8ubscnbt* for n Home; I per. Trice the Bajtnkb: it ia Larged, Cheapest and beat iper published in thia sect of Michigan. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-03-12.pdf d16aba4a07b4f5f6db120db5644053c5 PDF Text Text Th* top. wholly of danger. Tho wood* resound with the fowling. ntnryfright whenoffihe party starts ng rather exciting, and to HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII Ca&' hM id roods aa I hare deacribed u full bagi*generally the result We started utter pigeons ths next day WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12, 1873. jodrj. Greble & Bussell w. j.’ rrt'ART. dealers e«lf in medial aly in my quarter*, but: not at ell pie aaed with the prospective ' Mia* Whiting in the arbor half an hour young lady. There were two already later, after Fred had left, and I lifted but bartaleea individual*. I meutailyob- my hat with a flouxiah and knelt at her THE QUAKER'S GOLDEN WED- pnt 1:> hi* pocket a handful of Brown Urn bulk qulfa prot over. Th . Thank* for inc compliment* I 1 IN raork humility. wife of the mi Jo bosnisr. But this couiShe dosed bur book with a yawn. ‘You hare found out—who told you T aboui and walked defiantly bark to th* .. HCSSEl.U lot* on upbra that underlie* 1 jianier end aaab-ead Mtyle of mrl. who would dare mo into seeking tore •Certainly not—you had Barer seen formation •Kato,’ I mid eoftly, •what la the mat.bowing that the aoU was shallow. Still She atarted violently, and then laugh- it waa a beautiful spot for our purpose. HAS- II. BAL KH. call* you a terrible flirt— a'tiiaiii'k HoLBHUUK Q CQ appetites Small, dreewd in grey, vyiled. That waa all I' aaw, eave two moderately vixed trunka All, until two hour* later •Why,—I suppose I could—only—' •Only what itato*' ‘Why, about the grand flirtation!' liave nothing to fear nothing to guard VTM U. IliVFORD rale inventory. dusky brown, curling or rather waring, nor quite to the shoulder*, and tied with a blue ribbon frotp tho smooth brow ; eyee, a quiet brown, and cirar a* a sum­ mer lake. That waa all, I think, that I noticed. No,the moulh wa* very sweet and pretty. 1 remember thinking of that, and then quite forgvtting Miss Whiting until tho following day. •A very quiet, seueible apjiearing anl rather pretty voting woman,' I bad said to myself, ana not one likely to molort n. irt itt.-iiK-.t BRAKE. M. !>-. . ■: i . .. >:. r .: . - .uissr1-' is better to go about it uii«lor»Uindingly than Ic bo sly about it in the old wny. Thinking you kanakas, Mias Whiting, 1 e-iuld bate Euuoon all summer and never dreamed of flirting—knowing you ,.l.L-_._ 1 .1.-11_____ . ___ that had dune the inisehief. It was rather abrupt Cto Fred got over it, «nd hi* uncle really hams from >ndia and get* him a handsome for- quently fierce iu their blind rage tuns, and ho momed my pretty sister and is very happy. I-I t; s:-v : ' Feeling decidedly complimented at j the Hoeing aenteuee, I rested myself tin | the opyovite bench and ops-t^d Ely Look. But I did not progress rapidly. Mita mi i. i Tho person giving the first correct aolution to the above Relnt^{ will be entitled to A PARLOR i (STOVE. Second. 1 Set of Toilet Ware. Third, 1 Set of Knives andForks. The solutions must be I laickijtcd in sealed envtelopes. which will be numbered as received ahd on the Grist day of April. | the ertVelopes will he opened and the prizefi awarded to the successful persons. Ilazry tns»w h.l|. Lu. -,«b ... ... plainly unsettled toy nerves, no that I man. •Quite sure. Go cm my dear buy, I' ith.my blessing, but don't marry her 1 j^- „is« I r™, ft It a Eurrnro advektube •Would your heart come with UF I aaid and aha laughed merrily. •Bravo, a good beginning—[ see you are no amateur!’ • j I told Fred of. our arraa genic at the _ following day. I thought he looked There io ample room, and I am so much 1 l'!ea*,‘1J'. , ,, , iufereoted in my book that 1 shell not *A“ nsl”’ °W Wl°*' 1 81*4 !” and found Mi** Whiting, H ARNESSES Built in g'. 1 thiak I ehall propose settle matters.' I strolled out to a little arbor the »ai&| ■di startled bv Bather l*low the me- •"* ,;b t irill, on the alopea of the fort ihatfcrad evidently selected my unlucky h --------- «!a atxdngly c>ntreating with —ir .. :» —4— i >r__ ___ -i_. i_.n . . the green award of the parade-ground. |kjok rfii the mother of the family, though ■ rap; 1 KU Salt! Salt! Salt! “ “di’li “J '%*»!.*-or Wishart's Pine Tree •Vera well enLul.r m. I..e. I ’•ln“ >0,n maT ‘uKKB,t" 1 “•d *•> ^7^7 | One evening I oat on the hotel-stoop Nouo U i» 1 .4 *’ «■■—«1 | quistly smoking a cig*rv when two of [ my garrison friend*, Maj. Pomfret and Copt. Hardiuge, come out from their quarters and invited me to join them in Sb. rl—1 Ih. book, taoi,, „„ .“!? I"™1'- Tar Cordial. I FARMERS S to* , . . NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY i W .UUi.Wy . .. . ■he aaid with gravity. •Decidedly.' 1 responded. i’i Look to your interest and purchase your Salt at the old stand of HESSMER. MEATH k CO.. anil ha. hear. their enthusiastic sportemeu, and talkr-1 You could not pat that in though—just inoaaantly of (talking blue bull* and ompty gun in my baud and utterly helpfor tay companions could render ;' I mo no huincdiato aid, having their hands full in looking after the other bear*. Francois opcool the bottle by firing at tho father of the gruun, and succeed­ ed in rolling him over, lie had previ­ ously handud tb<* two oScers wna of bi* round bullets, and they loaded rap­ idly, succeeding between them in killing ell as not. will bring your that I readily fell in with their latest pexfactionv all to light, and ray nothing hunting programme of your failing*.' He - them, it ia doubtful if I could hanWe were to go by alenmer up the Bay made them available. Whan I ao reekwarmly, and we parted.. of Quinta to Belleville, a hurtling little GOODYEAR <t BARLOW Throat and I-tini' । Great Expectations, and U you hare ever where you’know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. i good by to sleepy old Kingston and her odd looking, old fashion Martollo tower*. The trip up the bay waa a pleasant one, the scenery being charming and a perfect sur­ orld, and you esem like an aageJ.' prise, and fate ia the aftern.wo we ar8ro breathed a long breath. rired at tho queer little BollsriUe wharf, a* it stood amtrag a colony of steam saw A de<-]i fliiah had eome into her •To see Fred—the finest fellow alire. mills, hngo pile* of lumber, and acres pain of the cheek*, and her eye* grew darker. Got a rich unde in India, eomewhore, of rough logs huddled together by end'Deddadly pretty now, and reaBy an intelligent person,' I aaid. •Utcy that Mia* Whiting and I were She add a little scornfully. quite eociable I nought her eociery morning we started for Madoc in a light •Aocnrding to a woman'a idea, yen. end aba did not avoid .ma, but treated -vagon, another following with our hunt­ But that i* not all. Ho ia a splendid ing gear. After a rough ride of nearly me prrciaely aa abo would fellow—good, intelligent, steady. brother. Not three day* wo found aunclve* entering “Bather ‘ Ihs confine* ,ut the Pine Belt Nothing Cheaper than the ClfeapcMt. DENTIST MicliiB J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. fem Eri. ikstBp. Jut 19, 1811 Srlcrt jlwj 1RRICK. Gold & Silver Watches almoat a week dipped past before I NKU18NK CAPT- KATE. Sweet’s H°Tel: J. P. ROBERTS & Ru3Sef' & N6V,ns Immense Stock pliahm-at ?' •Wen. 1 c.,,--------angel, atd I wait* bountifully. •I think 1 sbirtld find it very dull She looked up wunderingly. 'Dreod1 my coming! ail M 111 faXC'‘ln in his rnaanest character, end onyour sympathios, not with ono but with all. He ia inimitable—he is iucomparable. Other* may in their stvle, K 4U0 D/fY (fOODS i/i EfioLm KaWle mere sapliag compared with the other*. Do y2u like Dicken* B you par me romphmenie 'No, I love him From the openin- reeded. Am 1 realty and truly pretty ? •Badly and truly.' BLAC KSMITHIN G •Fred looked blank DRUGS Medicines is more impreerive than these vast forsat of mne trees. Over one hundred mile* in width, and extending from, British Columbia to tho Bay of Fun-iy, the belt of timber afford* an almost in- uaa their gun* for fear of hurting mo, ao oxauaftbl* supply of that lumber known they did th. next boot thing, and Ufie dazzling mark of Capt Kata. b,;----------- - -- else it would not liar* boon becomingly. kill, and talk me wild and give me no Hhe studied my taste in all tiling*, and growi, ncr ana ctawa aeratebin* my fairir daixlod me with her wit and opening, which beauty. Yet I think I miaeod Mira abounded with all aorU of amoll game. Utnlx until the blood rec. „ But Antoine, brdve fellow thafhe wav. Whiting sorely for * & departure and Kate' bored to death by my chum, Fred Gor- walked, we rat. wo d French-Canadian guider, whom wo bad 58T1CE. Dye Stufts, bis ^divided Tte Pile Tree Tar Coital, Michigan Exchange. liter PAINTS & OILS Goods. School Books & Stationery closed by Baying: •Now, that style _ Mita and fearing you w them, no wonder I dreaded •Then yon do l like Capt Kaier Great American Dyipeptia Pills, Luise* will find almost everything Purs Wfces and Liaucrc! FOB kUrtCtXAL PCAfWAK IF YOU WANT IMIE8CRIPTI0NB AND FAMILY ___________ . . _ SE, CM, CLBSIIO M> fl Sts RECEIPTS. Ebe said it us drily that I looked up WORM SUGAR DROPS •No, (imply disgusted, I aanrared HEIRYR.WHHART. •All right.' I raid and we parted. ‘King of flirt* I'Frod had called mo l or the Gcdtlctaro. Prices Guaranteed. B. F.STEINHOFF HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! friend, think me that most drte»t*L> MONUMENTS HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES, r»u or Menu City AMEBIC AN | A* MARBLE •* ray step I* <fc« State, NO. EE M. flETOXD ST. far PUS ' br Bouton Caah 8mm. BLACK A FULLER. tho 1 ndian name ofBatch-katrh -a -wanna, r nppetit-s being sharp tire rare* fish which Franooi* had caught while •And what do you imagine her like f 'You have helped me night darkeuod ini after reloading Ma rifle elicit*d our ad­ miration by running up and deftly put' ting a buliet throught the bead of tbs which gave n» abundant promise oj sport the mat day. A couple of Indian �tiers began it by killing hit wife and child; that bo dt-sitM to lira nt poeoa, but wishes to bar* Li. people settled on i iatid where they can subsist without the ' certainty of starvation before them. Th* , peaco commietiotutra hare proved a tnolerer capita th* propbecio* to the cou1 trary mad* by eetto-r* who Unrated for | Indian btouJ. having first shed it with­ out proroc a fon. No doubt toe better original murder of Capt Jack's family, but they alfould have mad* an example llisnsov. Mr sic*.- S12,167X the foul deed, instead of leaving this small tribe unprotected from each misrwante except by their own savage mod* donbUwa giv* th* Modoc* banting and falling groflud »uffid*nt to (apply their kimplo want*, and until iodo mnnlerou* settler* again attack them, there will bo seated Inaugural cf Preaident Gmh no further excuse fur making war on wu hia nddre.-.s. It is *» ibort that them nt tho expense of millions of the every one will rood h, so pinin that no­ public money. body can fail to understand it and jo good that it w»'.tb« unircnaHy admired. It ia a builnl down Meerage—a good complete surcev*. The military and specimen of doctiMutanr pemmirau, m | civil pageant waa tho finvat of tho kind which th" great eet nmtjunt of imbalance • 1 yet witnessed. The inaugural addreaa ia peeked in th* fivwoel word*. • Thu; wiu brief and to th* point a* arc all the I’rMiJent liaa visibly gained tn rotatory word* and acta of Prwaideut Grant. Th# cold woathrr waa ao suddaa and tinanThia fart is apparent not merely in the tidpated that the grand preparations dirvciti'n of hia treatment asd logical for tho Inaugural ball came to grief in dearness, but in peculiar aptaa** and (pile of lb* thought and rare that had friidfy of expression, tnonxivtfr, there i* been bestowed upon it Th* itmacnae always the *e*M of a man LAind too ’ I bell-room cuuld'not be heated during words. which give* pith even te ordinary j tho cold wind storm which permeated it nt all point*. Initnad of 6,000, not more than 800 licked wire told, and of tboao term is appropriate nni felt tl:e groat duty o! t! tho rarasitatiuti of the Republic, impaired by i iguusy bull dread** were obliged to wear i anoble i their winter wraps and toahlvor through ! too wonted fediritiee. The ball mk|'u> i on the night of tho 3th inatant was alike I n failure, and fur the tame roa*on. THE ISABOBPAL- of affair* existed. Therefor*, during the peat four yean, ao far a* I could,! b’.vo endeavored to control events so ni to restore harmu'Ly to the public credit, commerce and alt the art* of pooc« and Old Borea* could not be resisted. teri**dby remarkable good M-n*« and boaorablc feeling. Non* but a frank future ia nil that could bo wuhe Though so canciselv staled.' it mnhrnc nron*>d under th* fieri call far' troop. ' grtwing vat of that event- I did no! • : ask for nlace or poaitfon, and wn* on- i I tircly without InSusnro or the aoqtxaia- ,ins^mblid, inqiwtr to have dosed lane* of poraoav of influenro, but wa» • Wednesday night’s proceedings with resolved to perform my part in a atrug- ; Krintillati.iu* uf wit and humor that On Sunday but. ju*t after mon, when gle threatening too rury oritteac* uf'। brought down tho house, both xnsmben church-going people were returning : the nation. [ sad epectatora, several time*. from tbair respective place* of worship, | I performed a amaefotts duty without' ia raa mars* our uraally quiet city waa startled by tire drollest thing about this wa% that the rrjKirt that a woman had committed Speaker CroeweII would, with severe auicide a few minute* before. Th* re­ gravity, aud rtriil regxrd for routinn, port waa only too true. To be bri*f, promptly refer all such to some com- Nelli* Flynn, a young woman about piitto*. »o well selected, on th* epar of tw*nty years of age, came to thia city the muc^nt, that tho’ ludicroc* aa»o«ia- about Christmu last, and becamo a tica of idea* Cllod the old hall* with member of the family oi a Mr. Butler, a thunder* oi laughter. clothe* Oyer, on Sycamore street, one Som« time ago, during the cotirre of door east of tho Bond Hou**, but ex­ a (peach, one of th« turmber* wn» inter­ actly what relation she sustained to’the ' raptc.1 by the daririr* ijry of “louder." Butter family ia not definitely known. . In toply ho said it those who cried Of late NsUio's ostensible occupation haa ' '•fonder'* would only lorgtbnu out tlioir been that of learning tho hair-dreealng ■ car* there would be no difficulty in boar­ butine**, but it ia now well known that ing. It was an old joke, rendered cul­ tho unfortunate woman had another and ling by aovcral eircutaxtancoa, and tho Im* rmpeotabl* calling. It ia known, Under (he above caption wo find in Huuw» broko out Into such an outburst too, that ah* had threatened to kill kar­ tho CAtcuyo JEroamy Pi.! of Mccvh 6th, of uncontrollable laughter as has been tell, but it waa not believed that aha the/oltowing, relative to the recent trou- seldom witneaao-L Th* victim of tho would carry tho throat iato execution, aa repartee saw Wednesday night, hie time ' ’------ rtad to hare bvea an uuusubias in New Orlaaou ' for revenge, and at the tint opportunity ally bl and cheerful young woman The thunder baa bunt out of a clear . lie aroMi to gratify it by i.ntrodirring “a lor am. —. ......_____ _____ _ — sky. Thu Kellogg und McEnery faction* bill to regulate the length of ear* nt-e*i- hone-1 above, a minute or two after the were able to bold their mpective tern- i rary to hour tho remarks of th* goalie- family had atepi>od out of th* parlor in­ j man from Saginaw, and aiking that it to ibo dining room, a pistol shot was being discuatod in Wu*liiu|rloi:; but ' heard, and lb* inmate* of th* Louse McEuery, under the irresistible Gtigrr" CIU siuproratuimuL hurried back to tlio .front room to find of Mcpbistuphal** Warmotii, luw yield-; Th* laughter that grooted this ovi- tho lifolea* body of the once pure and •d nt last to tropical impeluoeiiy. and deuced it to Iw a failure, but the Sjwak- ' guileless girl stretched at full length on tho city wim di*4r< «'*’! veelrrdav bye: or nddnl pungency by referring it to th* ij thv floor,*w:th too fatal ptotol st her conflict bstwoen tho MtEneiy militia ,1'cmmiitiw ou tho Insane, uf which tho I' side. Her intention wa« a dotermiMd and tho municipal poHwaran, who ore introducer uf tlio bill was chairman.'The . : one, ami her aim only too sure. Th* Bixler th* auppoMd control of Kellogg. table* bring thu* turned the print waa ' Uli catered the breast in the r«poa of The struggle thus initiated has boon tdnicna and the applaase •> boutoron* '[ the heart, and prpdnrwd instant deatn. brought about willfully by th* McEnen u to codBrtv t(te inirodur.cr. NoUm Mynu came hero from Anu partisan*. It* initiation ws* lb* i**u-. | Arbor, but was uripnalty from the State anco of the following jroeiamatiun : a* tbx* : “To change tho nxaie of ths of New York, where ah* now ha/a hua­ Srsrx or Lonnass, Extarrtve omtx, I ,। member from Drita and make him hoir-;, bon*' living. From this bnaband ah* dtvon.-«i c-r separated, audit is Naw Pausxa Feb. 20, 1878. j 1 at-Lw of tlie member from Eaton.” by war uf alluding to a sharp, not to ray l sail that .be was again married, this By virtu > of authority in me vested, personal, paasng* lietweon th# gwatlo- ' tim* to a man nnm*d Win. Croagrov*, by tn* eunstitutiun and law* of the of Ahn Arbor, but of 'thia there is aom* State, I, John tyoKuoty, Governor uf doubt. On Tuo>d*y, 'tbe woman'* atapthe Suite uf laiuiaisua, cnlt ujion and father, from Detroit, and the man Cro«entnmand all cilirvm of the parish uf grove, camo lp*ri> ami each elsimcd the | Orleans, Iwtwcon thu age* of eighteen 1 texly. Crorgruve failing to furni.h and forty-fire, lubjoct to ribd aadnbto of proof that ho wu too lawful husband uf I military duly, to n"»Tt forthwith to th-­ Neill.; toe Jjody WM given to tho at p' headquarter* uf Maj. lien. Eugene fatiter with the understanding that the ! IVaggamrn.. cxniiunu-.ling ht dirt-ir.n f umer ahould have hi. righto recogt-ix-d : I L.uw.iana uiHitia, at No. 122 Uruvier rtroet, for tho' pnr]x»»o of enroCmwnt a* iage. It L known that ths decet militia men, and for alignment to the is* iu pueaeauon of a contiderable i l tuiniey a lew day* before her d« >ut how much tit thia waa found New Scales New Styles. New Prices. M areroom, Xo. 255 Greene, near Ii(hth St., .V. Y. I not out of too hypothetical spin: of raid c bill for too relief cf to.- d-xtora > 1 Souihvrn i hiralry, or with tho aim oi j ln ta* Ifou^, by rM*cn of Ilia on they i maintainiug legitimate guveramen:,- but | would sufler on fin I nig all their patient* ------ r—— —• ------- —■- ~ ; for the *>ila purpota <•( taming tho dry | recovered. , any other State under hk* arvutartan-; iaW c-jQhujuu, -ha; they iu*y rob end A doc: n then protect J a bill to prgplunder it. The New Uxl-an, poUticon . vbu« the ahedding of Mood by tho legal In the tint year of the post Aiiminir- u a natural gambler. Tho r.ejro di*. | grullem-n of thaHouteand grai.tiu; i Cut Ingall*, who step* into Pometratioa tho preposition catno up for toe I turtted ton .-uaditiou of buritioae, th* ; imk-linit > lutre* i f namy land* lor ILiir oy'» Svualonal .lipper*, avows brmeelf admission of Bantu Dumingo a* a- Tor-' Letter tho eluitr tn for 11-eeing mdtridu- i bouofit. ' ritory of the Union. It vrtu not a que»-, mcaaurn ia-rodured A Butt n: Spiritualist paper daims . i * ,-------*V .--- , 1 • .........- ... ... ----- ... . ........... ,ur 'OWK-JU-. i I" । tion from th* |«opfo <>f Santo Duuungo. 1 daw, and his proclamation was the j«- ’ iutroduu-d u hid for contributor. k..,l T— i I U.K—1 faiiant war-ciy o; th-> lUt-thrcm* and Detnueratk-party and i now, a* I did then, that it was fo.' tlio : traitor, waiting for tbair cppmftoity. I of more Dobii. ’ l beat interests of thia countrv, for the I i A an* meeting wa* called u:> tin- ov, lu t;l0 m- ai.tirr.’i 1 people uf Santa Dumingo and all e_u- ning of Feb 2sth la uursuauce of the called another gentle: In-.- flirting proclivitiet 1 ceruad. Hurt the proposition ahi.uld be proclamation, and wu* ~*a—'—" ‘ ~ ' * * । received Csvcraliiy. It was, however, wvr»t d«>uagvgu<*« of t! regarded constitulunsliy, and, thore- -<1 factiiiu* 1 wu uAt ; cvr.UBuou* service. . for«. the subjset was n«v.-r brought up 1 again by tn*. ’ ,----- _ri_..------------------------ --Count Fraud* Thun, tho greatest BvI In the future, while I Laid my prea- fare the war. Th* mob wa* exhuric i ■ A malutiuu was. flcrwl that the »]o • hetman of u* all, died lately atTe;*ch*n. {ent oHLo*, th* subject of acquititiua uf to enroll themi’lro. in McEaety* raili-1 ial committee* to inv**tig»te the aflair.1 Autri*. at th* age of si. ' r_ lfl„ ... , ; territory muat have tho support uf tho tin. Tho speukcra apprefod to town to jot vanoa*. railroads bv iustiurted to ,, ,1,. ... ... in tno matter or tuo <>enova awsnl I people before 1 will reeuiumvnd any | propoution looking to such acquiti- : leva lion of: policy, upon which I we ahoull like MagLtrato, ■ Wally. B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE OB8T^CLKt i 1 *ey here, now, however, that 1 do I n«t iJraro in tho apprehension held by 1 many aa to too danger ol government* ■ beoondng weakened and destroyed by n-**oo of their extension ol territory. [Commerce, education, nixl the fepid । transit uf brought and matter, by tele­ graph ana steam, have chang*d thia be- rubjfctod, but ho regards his vindication nt th* hands of too jieoplo m cumplet*, tomhhuw. Block ever brought to the City. ELGIN WATCHES : Duval, wh* at:*inpu-d to cummit auirid* | for love of Cur* Pearl, ia now oat of tn da’C'r- 1877. 1S75, th* officer* uf the T'.iirf Fulice Station and Council Building by a mob of; 1875. 1876. is;;.. ormy unscrupulous moansTrf attaining their wslfiah end*. The proatpraM* with • ch th* mob wamdisperaed isVorthy ■ nuthoritiea meat bo susuinod untihLw- l-Jry changed, ur uuarchv muit rrsvail Tho bate uf the ppuUec nJ only egatoni tho national1 aathoricA. anthcritfe bu: again*: those tusbiinel State 1 rJ by BtatoLdite.! uuthoriy ia in great part the w< town demagofius* woritoig vpc rynpaihira of th* late rebels for . 1870. 1877, sauce the country Chat, bo bra not U*n instmmwnnl in canting this outbreak ! New Advertisements. Ihoc J. liobartwn tiilvwr Spouna Table Castors, Cake Baskets, Nut Picks, rutu^nu. sfcarSSL- ■ Gold Opera Chain*, Gent* Ojwra Chuns, Gold Neck Chains, IIoA * Chicago gambler, want* 85,- John H. MiteU’J.’ Henry B. Anthony- WATCHES. The quality of toe whisky at Mont­ i gomsry. Alabama, ia ao bad that the '• “• I Legislature talk* of adjourning to! • -1 Hu nt.rill*. . । fo’ that tho products of all sections may find a market aud leave a living remu­ neration to the producer: to the1 maiutenanro of friendly relations with all A couple of wife murderer* confined our neighbor* and with di*tt*nt nation* ; in a tiavannah jail gj' into * fight and to th* eetablishmrnt of our commerce cheated the gaifow* before they could lx end ahaiw in the carrying trad* upon -eji.irated. too ocean; to the cncouragviner.t a! such manufacturing Industrie* a* can A new paper in Tekoa starts oat with be ecououiieaily pursued in thi* country tho announcement that "in religion we i to lb* end that the aXports uf hom* i aro ounaervaliv*, and w* intend to ad­ product* and indus'.rias may pay for . here to the cub system. uur impott*, too only sure method .of Mr. H. 8. Averill, th* proprietor of a returning to and permanently maintain- aaw-mill al Averill'* Station, had in hi* i So many poople hare become wealthy : A gushing po*t aaka in th* first line ;ofa recent t-ffuaiun, “how many weary ntuptey ocvernl men, anioag tiu'm cue । by investing in Lind* in .and aboufo■ pilgrim* lie F W* give it op, but ex­ by th* nai.i* uf----- Drown, who about, Chicago, that there hu become quite a [I [>eneac» hu taught a* that there are a a month tinre wna token rick at th* I■ mania for buying property kero with: ; good many. Pioneer House, which waa k«j>t by Mr.! ton expectation that it would soon bu Averill, aud who boarded hi* mill hand <. i: worth a fortune. Faith iu comer fot», . Whim Mr. Brown wu taker: sick lie . ' way out upon th* prairie," bu Lews so nation. Ware of extermination, major- wu carried into toe garret of the Pio. strong that many porwin* bar* bought •d in by people pnrauing commere* nnl necr Ho:.m. where tb«re were no win­ them »* buys du jack knives, “ini.ight all industriad parsuite, ar* expeneiv* dows, or any light ante what might pan and onscou." Shortly after the fire, a •ven agauut th* rreak.-*! jieople and ere vtrato through cracks in the budding; man, finding property was in brisk de­ donaoralizing end wicked. Uur supori- with oaly n itraw.bed to lie cn. and but mand. notw.tn,tending toe wid* atretcb ority of strength and advantages of civ­ uno quilt and a ehxet for bedding, and of ruins, bought tor a few doilara tier ...... Mr*, a iar,-e swamp, about twelve culo* ilisation should make us lenisn'. toward erithflor from the city. Lid it out into block* and the Indian. The wrongs already in­ lots, and put tu*m into market Th. flicted npoo him should be taken into account end the belanco plaoed to hi* men, tho mill hand* hod no means to p'nM uf tin* ]>ier* ut real ntata were credit- The moral view of tha quo*- a.aist their comrade, who was also witli- j marUd “Bonlvranl AdditfoO* to Chicxfioa ahould be oonsiitered and the ques ant meant, but had waged due him of go,” though the original .urvoy, as well tiou asked: Cannot the Indian bo mad* about 825, but could get no pay. In *s Mvtrral lab-r mapa, doaigunted the a uaotul and productive romalwr of sori- thi* garret Mr. Bro.ro laid tor some *4BM» property u. “dwamp." There tots rty’ Bypropre teaching and treat I two week*, when he died, flaring mi were sold inoatly to outride partite; m»nt. when th» effort ia made in g(-oJ i means of hia own, and Lis employer r»- •umo of them to person* the other u to faith, w* will slaud right before tho I| fusing io pay Li* wag**, remarkieg sLS’rr Ki? •>"“ fogg Butte government, is dhgrvcvfal to . too country, cs'well a* to the city fold ( CHICAM WALTHAM ! quired. Mr effort* in the future will be direct­ ed to tho restoration cf good feeling be­ tween the different section* of onr com­ mon country ; to the rsotoradon of our currency to a fixed value a» compared with the world's standard of values, gold, and, if noasibh*, tn par with it; to abroad. & BETAIL 131 i 139 Stats St corner cf Madiscn, the address it can of preuliar interest to • toe p*uplc. and we trust will b* cnrcfolly | that t.x-Gwarscc Warmcth left '"Ruah- ■ ingtaa u few days riac^ threatening the riuiwrt overthrow of th-r Kellogg *tate rreroraswul, it wHI be difflcnli to per-1 First-Class Instrumer „s. The following is a l et of tionstors en­ titled to ait in tho Forty-third Congmaa. I Adminitiratwn member* (Roman), 44 ; j Democrats and Liberal/ (in italics). 28; j szaiancioa 2.' The figures indicate* tho j year in which tho tfonator* term ex-j jrirva. and asteruk (’) denote* that ho ia1 rommarce lifis OF I1AHTIMGS. MICH. Veiy Low. TUrd, Le eheaprniag of transpvrtatiori, between toe ’.rcdir'i-r end hi* market*: , Frertt, fncnuly relation* with all other I OUS WAEHH1GT0K LEfTEK- iaoo: HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK, weeks ago, und until corpse ba* lain >n * w_—_____ _______ ill's Station. The aron, having no monoy, could nut tul*Rrnph to the young man’* friends in York State, and had Byrup Dish**, tipoon Holder*. Cnp* and Goblet । Bracelets, Gold Thimble*. Butter Diahae, tfoUIting*. Gold Teeth Picks’ Gold Loekei*.' Shirt Btmid*. Gold Wateh Keys, Watch Chain*. _ Coral Sett* and Rings, Brotia* Ornaments. Brooch. *, kc. Open GlasMa. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelea THE CHEAPEST PR! EES 18 OUR MOTTO B. F. NORRIS 4c CO., 187 4 1 19 STATE STREET. CR.CA00 J. Cole & Son, wMOLcuut a kmn, GROCERS. SALT. SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR tts & Sis tl ttt 1M LMg Jas UM FUffEB, Keep a large aupply of Salt for tale at Lowest market :“ STUCCO their Brick WorebouM.*. WEB IDE,: LIE at HUB Shingles,’ Lath, &c. Mi M i ran it M cat m ta W Egori it Be 1au. BASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! 10 Barrel loth und more sold to dealers at n very wctll vance above Car-loud Ratira. ttt MONUMENTS HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPtr. MANTLES. BHELVES, ETC ITALIAN x «=»-ra. JL-a jcm a water Tri-me, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, ivptff ruwwo if 044 11 Lore. , , �.suciy, Biyiaen Peninsular Railway. Regular meeting of the Council at the Council rooms Monday Evening, March i 10th. 1873. Pnseut—Mayor, Recorder and Aid*. | Eastman, Wool, Wooley, "William*. 1 $10.00 SAVED ON What is it ? Of Clothes if Bought from Us. Minute* of provfoti* meeting road and approved. Tho Committoc <>» By-l.lirt end Ordinance* reported us follow#: MAIL A UH ANU UM EXT. Shirts nnd Drawers 40 and Cents that other Stores sell at Yes, My “Trip Hammer. " with which I mako Irone for BUGGIEX. treat tarttor «riw* auto stM < to Mtos>. itu>v»iMF^4oB«e , We Lavs b fiat da* Job Printer, and ' all Jobe will bo executed on .double i quick time, and Ct price* a* low as the I lowest, for ciuh down. mean i which enables me to *cll Buggies so LOW as to DEFY COMPETITION. Winter Overcoats nil will be CHURCHES. Singlc neat Buggies as Low as $10.00. Pine CisrtxTOx Caeca.—The caucus for the nomination of officers for Castleton, will b* held nt McCormick's ilall, in Nashville, April 4lh,-al two o'ulock P, MA80HIC. Last weak, Mr. and Mrs. Rubin lied-' bread, made us a visit, but the anow : ' storm of Sunday last cut short their I stay we gum*. for we haven't so*n thorn Ictal bSfijej; fiotice;. From what w* have seen in mMy of I our exchangee, we infer that th* langard Truupo will meet with rather thin ay taan ; ar* you Eungy J Woman houses in wmi parts of thia State, Vuu faint for Want of f.iod!1 Child should they visit the said plarm again. um want v.oniotlasg to «ntJ If so, I nt L’ F Staffer’s Eating Ilousa Price ofOvcr- sold below Cost. Mr. A. H. Tyl«r, while cutting away sofas iss. under Darlow & Goodyear'* grist mill on Saturday last, slipped und fell, breaking ous of hi* lags. •*s«4«e W*e> U ■* 1. 75 cents To save Packing away Tbi* Valuable "lUcnnra” I have long felt the n«*d of. It 1* one of the great And two Seated Fanners’ Buggies at nil wool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. Black cloth suits $12.00 to $40- On motion ths report was accepted. Moved by Aid. Wood— That nny ferther action upon tho By- We have some fine English and French Coss, Suits, By Aid JewellThst tho City Attorney bo instructoi to draft a msmoriil to .the Ltguhturn asking that any farther cctnn Senate bill No. 151 iu xegardto amend­ ments ut the City i.'bartor, .!>» d^fetr-i until a turtlx-r *xpr*ori<m of ths [si-opje of th® city Hasting* ron lx- had. made elegant goods aud perfect fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. PRICES IN THE STATE Overalls 75 cents, - > -SaiaState Street, wln'rwyou will' lovuiythbg in the tow of sstnblw,' By Aid. Wevd; That when the Ciibiwon ; - J rant* par meal. tfitf; Council shall b<- prepared t» submit tLa ; amendment* |>ioi*im4 to the charier »f i the City of I luting*. th»y shall invito Speciil Notice! tho ritix»n* Jo b* present nnd exprv-i-i /Notwithstanding, Dr. Upjohn broke their opinion upon the*.’ amcndioi-uu i before the *am. are finally eubmir.i-d to I of Hatting* ut*I »urrourdir.g Country,1 । one of his arms a few day* since, ho is tho Legislature of tho State. that I fcayo jm- rtrvinsi one of the Cr»t >>U the go most pf the time with hi* arm Adopted. lot of Imputed Genuine gnadt ever in a sling. attending Io his j-atirata. 11- <:g!;t to tbit part ofEie country, vix: [ Dr., you will bare to break both leg* if McEwan's Sparkling Ale, Scotland, you expect to get any • rest while you Spring Overcohts an inch to short, but perother Scotch tweesl ones at <5,00. former price »10. and all wool Feed Cutte Guuitio*.'* XXX Porter. Dublin and Bi vArina Lager B«r by thsr doz*n bo L . ■ • Kinahun'a celebrated LL Old Mall I, They are haring serious times ia Dublin, Uerrnard'* lU-vsar-uU Ijtm-rick. I[Jackson. The temperance people are H'tibwt nnd Julii Robbin'a Bra^Jica ।, he ring all manner if nbus* heaped up-" I’-.rt end Sherry Write*, alt of which U 1 on diets! by the whisky suckers, and :.-■■■ .. .in _ iclt-rir.ja and fo.- Medktt I; Judgv Vldato wImmo character is stain­ less, ha* been held to bail by a JustiOr of the Peace of Jackson, for a iiroWnT. Parker of this city dtxl rape upon the person of one of the igurt*, for task or good worst liarlot* in Michigan. Meltonn, Ligltt nnd Dark. 310. former price Boy#’ suits 8 Wood Saw chines, to *15j00 at the Great ONE PBICJE re Dealing two good Mare*, oae The Mayor appointed a* »u*h Commi: tee Aids. Wood, Jewell nnd Williams. io Imggu'*, two double; By AM. Jowell l„ cud two single HarThat a Special bo held TUrsdsy < t. Fred Galloway. We underatasd be -• bargaiua fur those । did with inflamstary rheumatism. Our ning March lltb, 1873. roperty, that are not; By-AM. Wood— cilixent wore much surprised indeed to r^r fafJy. 45tf i 1 hear of his demiso, as there Were but tow that know of his sickness, till the Which we will Exchange for WOOD, deliverad at our Foundry ; or WHITE ASH, OAK or ROCK ElJd LUMBER doiirersd there or at any Mil! within , JTCiUT, muu UESER Th* oxamicatiori of the sheep thieves, j *pukcti of in our last ia*u>-, wo* combi- i sx, face, rough skin, ' d.xl to day, baforo Jams* Clarke Jus-1 lieu of tho t*«ac< Subsequent 'to our I rnnn, s-ilt-rheutn. nod ■ ulfectiuM cun-d. cud last issue, tho arrest of Afonin Bennett ( uft and smooth, by uliag and a Mrs. Parker a* ncreosorie* boSoap.' made by Caswell, fore tho tact, w*ro made, but Mrs Par Mm* Mathilde Victor will Iz-vtnre cl her was discharged, as no evidence wa< the M. E Church on Friday Evening I ad<luc.d to show that she had anything this week, the 14th. (don't forget thto do with, or knew anything concern date.) on Temperance, Mim Victor bsu lug the matter Bennett and the rest lectured hero before, mid any remark; o. tlio gang, wwr» held Midi to fiflceti tram us is unueeossnry, iwpocinlly tc hundred dollars bail, excepting the girl. luilon in the city of Hasting* that .:' worthy or patronace. than that .wundr* Heath & Co, Tbclr stock LEVI BROS. PROPRIETORS. (jJ’Be sure ajid see our name above lint Door as other Parties Jealous of our good name and immense business will represent themselves our Store. • THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Michigan Contra! R. R. OLD, RELIABLEADD DIRECT ROUTE, SAW were read, and a motion made to amend tlio third article, but was voted down . Tho said articles were then adopted a» framed. On motion, the following mem­ ber* wore appointed to solicit subserqr tious to the Capitsl stock : Poter Cromer. Hatting*. John Taxtto^r Irving. Jame* A. Ninu, Rutland. Goo. Nichol*. Carltun. Cha*. Rnbiukon, Johnttown. David Sanborn, Baltimore. John P. Phillip*, Woodland. Chas. Robinson, Hope. Georg* K*oglo. Castleton. J. Cols. Hs»titngs tty. Wni. O. Freeman, Maple Grove. above list, th* following Minis: A. Ryerson, I. 8. Geer and J. W. T.Orr. On motion James A. Nima. wm ap­ pointed to canvas* the County to solicit aid to th* proj-ct, for which ho is to re­ ceive a fair ccmpenaaUin. Moved and carried to adjourn, to meet on the 22d. inat, a! the Court House, at ;w«» o'clock P. M. J. A. Now, Secretary. Jovh. Blanclmnl. Willi- Banker.! Mra. Eluabetii Dumpb.il. Mr. IL F. Fulisr. Calvin Ifausmore, Mias Hannah Hugh’, Henry Hinkley, Allen Wheel­ ock, Elijali Wright, Sira Brawn. EtUier Hall, Thoma* Smith, I'*t*v Smith. Direct your l*U*rt to No. of P. 0 American Organ It DM It lie Piilit oi lb Menu Everybodu Should try them before Purchasing Elsewher THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. li hr Hit by *od Uwj *rt *11 Flnl >lw Uitroa;at* >■ ttvry VERY REA.HOXABEE TERMS ARE GIVEIM. M _ FRANK L. WARD. Hastings Allegan. CITY linrs ocror t SL'IUJI. to. Has now on hand a com­ plete assortment of Books. Stationery, Pens, Penhold­ ers, Ink, Slates, Pencils, Pictures. Picture Frames, Initial Paper and Envel­ opes of the latest styles, Picture Cord, and Fancy Articles for the Holidays. Call and see them. Kjri Ktxa or ru Blood.—For Salt Rheum, Eruptioua Scald Head, etc.—I bare been troubled for the la*t thirty year* with Salt Rheum on my heed*. They haw bxea to at time* that I have b«m unablo to ut« ‘.ham for any purpose for vised by n frioud uf mine, who had used the King of th* Bleed, to try it I did so llavu u*e_ enroll botiliw, and ;<> all appearance* iny ham!* ore well. They look and firni as though an cutire' ly now skin hail been formed. J/lo. ffounrt. MaLiaSgmiaai rial Consumption can be cured. m t!«m to’ take ths C. B. t Q. and ! . j TbMrne h<M published a pamphlat hanks to the friends who in spits of toe cato-d •‘Huw to gw West,” which ronrevere a:arm. vieitad them on ths eraning of the 7th, iasl- and to many others who by participating in the gen­ erous gift amounting to nearly 3125, > erinasd tiseir liberality, and that it was I, ia tb«r hearts to be prwsrat bad dnmm- i1 WHia CELEBRATED SIMMONS & CLOUGH WOMAN. �»EW imBTIhEBEkTC RffiD SALE OF W£8 CF ABT |/L Morriron's Adn'g Department. I MBTBnnmoN of premiums. i Michigan Machinery Pepot.1 Gao. P. Rowell a Crt. Column. SB* l-so.* <i er tke lo u, UuinUtM ' ia r-rMel.wm UUtrieatlae <o IdwpUMH THE CAPITOL NEW Th« K«r|,»ucM’ । OF MICHIGAN CrtttlaBffi,BnSS»,H.I,JM15,73. 1,000 Premiums. The figure 9 b eaid to be like a pea­ cock because it b 0 without its tail. THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, I tlariei ebuitM rflW Aretrited, Mr. t A Mw. the beerft ef Um CwrigM of b<» Flee . L'rwna «f Um Nre CepUel at MuMpa. k*r. .mpl.jrf When does a farmer work a miracle ? When ho turns a horse to gram. Tho Cslwrt Lithojr.phlng Comp.ny of Potrolt, ftoo th. wert. M.d .« MW pet.luJ.tar a apkoAU T.ntarf J.W.o^r.f.h of W ANWil *r roD 'rtBH w ■DV * “EWn RB 1 hlLso MaCMIXK t.r I .Mllr a-. A hen-pecked hutbaad thinks that I while to ba boroet > lung b bad, woman’* tongue is worse. A horticulturist giro* a* a reason for‘ painting hi* sleigh red, tlint'he “a!wavs I did ak* *car!el runn*rs " FLOUR. 9sagieez'tsm,in‘'^ 100 Teachers or Students Msto or Feoak. eea serere beplmMai f«»»I0O to 81SO rrrmo.tb d.ire th. .Lpting **« Keemer AdJrw., MOflxS JOUKkaL Sil ArtN .l, Fb.lBAelphM. p*. ««wl What I* the differeuca between n tai­ lor and an editor ? One is B»ble tn fall overboard, and the ether to bn over­ bored. MATHEW IUSIEMSS The New Capitol and Grounds, Mwiopal apd Bti;lpi COLIEPE 55,ffi IIIII.LI8S III PHffi! Muequitoes are bain of poor but in duetrious parent*, and u«r-”~’----of the boil blood of the > > e*»*. n»*l Eatete sad I’rrwB.I rrvfvrtr. la aiwuta f.o« |1 te »l,«00. JOHN H- WENDELL 4 Cu. ffAMTED= |0,(XX)|=!s== Iren eUo—' “TUI!MAN’S W>IC Tinner r.-.- n_. 13,900 in^ Real Estate! $3,000 in Cash! $0,555 in Personal Properly Riorr. TIG PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS MANTLES AND GRATES Cmux for Ike <«*ju> *t IU. Rstetta"" •tfii yo/Xr s-teissisi" P. A. BILUNGS. »">* or fir™' 800Pages,25O Engravings ixrLtertJsj- Til— I kwi:, .,wU Win. Tw"m ■ ArUrtii«K>xr>>'*>.' UHw»l Uumba*. of Ih. t**. Oe awUoe r,f Well. A CHAS JUNE A BRO Pltf. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK ssa&BiEb tn*2«rL'a.taa. ass ,e woadarW aMbaaiaia. I'M* la on ....IMika al tho . The Crowninr Triumph i/Idusthies Lail's Paracsi Savin late Soma "blareted” foreigner aay*; ••Give an American a newspaper aud a rd*, and ha will make himselt comfort­ able anywhere.” ‘oRn-^. M. k c. KiS tYflClAN* .edlhnwu. OSw I Nnl»'. were._____________ Great Preacher's. A naw paper in Texa* start* out with the announcement that “in religion w* are eonaerretive, and «o intend to ad­ here to the ceob »y*to:a." Editing a newspaper in very mu*b like raking tho fire—every ono thinkm he can perform the operation betterthan the man who hold* the poker ~ WRi&Frf kliOLBtf A NEW BOOK Tsru-r: Our hen-i*ckeJ remarked that not­ withstanding the mildnoeeof .tho after­ noon* it’a always scold where his wife is when be come* home late at night. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS. Carriage & House I’-Xl is 'I t N G. The man who has been condemned to read the Credit Mobilicr investigation through ha* petitioned for n comxiut*- I tiun of the eentenew to imprisonment for I i t Flags, Hanners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS FA83AM3 gents, “Stale New*." ‘,'klumma, a brooklet means a littfor brock, doesn't it ? and aa vaglot a little regie f "Yre, my darling. ’ "Then, ma. does an eyelet tnenn n littlo eye. WILLIAMS L• CO. srarretKSA ar JLir wtsMsscrtrAanfifiz wo I'.sllr .•.•-rdet MkTievrwMi I.-Uiml Jets Itil. A. 1>. l«Tt ■*• J.b lJ»k.l»ri>al 11 » 1'articuhr attention paid tu Glass Show Cnrclre. THROAT AND' LUNS IH3TITU LANGLEY DICKINSON' SEOXa.J^*X?£3 or vue -A C«msc‘-cui town boasts o! a yaung man so timid that lie cantxit look a needle rathe eye. Hany young Jodie* are troulilrd with urailor foere when­ ever they can got any one else to 'do their CONVENT Hastings Sepe. IB, 1ST2.—tf Tax Rereipte ready for nil ubo nar.i “IB— UONFESSI ONAL Or. Crook's V. A etinp man who .pretended tu be very fond of hi* hone, but kept him neatly Marred, aaid to a friend, "You don't know how much wo all think ut that horse. I shall'faare him stuff.-d. ao a* to preaervo him when bo dies." | ‘•You’d better stuff him now,” retorted ' the friend, “so aa to preserve him Jiv-1 Public Tert aB*a preen! I $5 io $20 ' MIRIiONAHD PICTURE FRAMES: DR. CROOK’S WINE S TAR («f™.*41 SOMMA B...T »* »■ STrecett, N Y. u>( “Boy*, the one that wlh ilio mivrt FAT EBB ’twix: now and Chruttne., get* a rest pattern as a prenent" ’ Maybe we didn't work for that vr*t pattern I 1 tel! you there wen? s---mi< tall storiM told in prehe of goods junt about that time; but the tnllest talker i and tho ann that hod morn cheek than ' any of us, wa* a certain Jonah Squires, i who roomed with mo. Ho would uko : a dollar out of a mse'e pocket when the man only iuteadod to snood a cixprnce; ■ BlUAEfi TABLE t>r: ri:o!r, - ko/o? mVd'. WUFACuJEER . . urciL BOILER WORKS. MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. It is also a superior Tonic. Restores the Appetite, Strengthens Ute System. Restores tho Wenk anti Debilitated, Cause* the Food to Dlgret, Restores Dyspepsia anil Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fevers, g Gives tonb to jrourBystem. TJW DR.niOCK’SWINEOC'r.1. s THE ONLY. (PRISE >100,000 00 Take it at thirty cent*, and i’ll say you don't owe me anything. Eh ? too dear IN VALUABLE GUTS! Wei!, call it twenty-eight cattle. Wh*l d'ye cay? Shall 1 tear it ? Al! right: it’s a hatpin." I could feel Jonah'* Land plaviug ■ J" about the bad^lotnea furan instant, SEINE’S WIT JKlK TERPRISE. other, and I hid my head under tho Tobe Draws Moeai.r. Bin!,. *M>, W. blanket, perfectly convulsed with laugh­ ter, aud sure that Jonah had tarn the te M Ousts! iris, sumb Mi: ebeet fivm top m bottom- When I Otui Prire J5,Wt> in Silver ’ woks up iu the morning I found—alas ' Fire Prime (1,000 i unkindeet cat of all—that the hack of Five Pium AW . my night shirt WU split from tail to Ten ITfaw |10Q , S collar band. GBEENBACKS It boa b»«c rvocounrei! • •pocifc lor them ccraphiof. For pains in Breast, Side nr Back, Gravel or Kidney Dlmasr. Diseases of tho Urinary Orpin*, Jaundlcooranyllver Complaint, ALWAYS’™: • »T •’Arr ar(MT> t*»» b»t» pr.fr.ui I UNERVERSALLY EXCLUSIVELY^™ DENTIST Hartville. See tfeifc fuieilo ! I Will Bet You 80110 COUGHS & COLDS STOMACH BITTERS •S5ESS5 tnsSatsE SESESE fmbzclvntJi r.t Ml.ewaawdia ■ Gold & Silver Wa ’NSURE YOUR LIFE and cKinMm* .<n< re.1 tmpn The most Extensive IS.' Sslii Silier ui Plate ^ttLj? Price Fixed *«»l *» «e|y to»i m.uri.t Bed worhataMln. Illustrate.! Catalogue and Teatimooial Circular, with important iafarmntioti about Organs which may save putchascn from disappointment in purchase of interior or worthies* Instrcrr.rnt.- or payment of high prioer, sent free. Tte fttml Lite temice taaj, Dofod Itato'iIFcU*. jSSi'ht. nn. Gt'AROIAN SALE- ssaasiss M>:u. • Ln.n.t«. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO, carriages, Bugghs, Sleighs, T''»»e«i A,**"«”nl ** MteLloa BKaMtaK. Assets over 856.000.000. Michigan _E» SALE OX EXECLTIOX ”dB!KH!!SK2ss«,- - DETROn1 BfflDffltt WORK Condition Powders! Bent Wood Works, C,r-w jp. C.Urr. .id Ct <uay *1 a M. A (Tr. K*.lr«4 J.wtu PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. FOR SALE. Tallow, Grease and .Potash IF YOU WAN x• •Sas, ABM1W1STRATOR1 BALE. «r Um 0M.M ef 3. u POKE ROOT. GROCERS. i •B^ubjicribe for HutncpaI per- Take the Bakhkk; it « the j Urgent, Cheapeut «ud bent pa­ i per published in this section ARM MKAL8AT ALL h th Ihf eeW JIOCJUUXS4 COjrF»!C � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-03-19.pdf b893ad6719e63fa993b2811c9006512f PDF Text Text Th« iVrJ»ucM HASTINGS. BAHRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII. Mwai md WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1873. that which Amorie th. ecrplas shrabe, Monte, slpe. renfte. roots, seeds, etc,, for their private borere end gardens, and tartructfon in their culture. AlltUeoanbehadaad prac­ ticed ia any park with seorae aa added coot Tho park is eloo a school of art. Ia our country, where the taw of niture does art obtain, prirMa prttaiaf NO. 47. SIijIjw Cart. ■How are the babies F ho asked. ■Fhal-rate,’ Wheaton answered, and with aemile so real that bis fsHow- I slant protest in her heart, Mrs. Wheaton oould not, ia the pneanoo of these mutbertess little ones, utter a word of . remonstrance. She took the youngMt ons from the anas of her husband and I spoke to it tenderly. Tho ebild sobbyd two oy three times, and then i«ld its bead against h-r tweom. i There wm so influx of mother-tore ' in tho baeom <jf this woman, who bad I never boon a mother, the iaount her breast tell th. pressure of the Uaby-. bend, and ths arm that drew it eteeer with aa iovuiuntory impulse was moved Ly this new tmpulsn. ' U'tliUllf fc HOLBROOK. busband and wife—at least art then, rttbou|L ttoisglil was very busy with Mrs. Wheaton's manuer to tho chilbren was kind even to tendarneri. and drew from theta such looks, and ways, snd little exieooetans of satisfaction, M tuushod bar heart and filled It with a loving interoat. After night-tall, when suptier wee over, and the ckiidred asleep. Mr. and 1 Mre. Wheatuu sat down together each ‘bowing a little reqerye and vmbarass- ms proving. The babies bad brought a blessing to his houss. In lees than eightosa tzxmths bo had paid off ths light mortgage that hr years rested ua bit little boms ; and not only this, but had improved Uta various ways, even to the putting up of a small additioa, 00 as to give them a neat breakfast room. Tin children grew finely -there were three of them now, for their bearte and bowse had opened to another orphan toby—and, being carefully treiaod by Mrs Whiatan. were a light and Joy to the bouse. At Ito end of five yean we «Will in­ troduce them briefly to the reader. Wbraton is a master workman, sad employs ten men. bo has enlarged his house, and made it one of tho neat­ est in tbs village. Among his men is ths very one who ban'ered him moot 1 had one child aud yea saddled yo'irself with two, and not lung ago added a third. And how is it to-day f You [ have a nice hoqsa. and your wife and 1 children are well dressed, wbile I have never been able to maha both ends meet, and my boy looks like a regamuffin half the time.' She kept back the sentence that was •Do you seo that bouse over there— on her tongue. the largest and handsomest in the 'But what f asked her husband. 1 place f said Wheaton. .John,' drawing herself up in a rose­ lute manner, and looking steadily into । her husband's lace. <aa things are going on---------. 'Things shall go on differently,' in­ terrupted WhosUou. I’ve thought that J. P. ROBERTS & ITERS' DRUGS Medicines where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. •Why John'.' •It's true—more shame lor mo. That was eighteen dollan,'jrou see, not oounting the money I fouled away in idle company — enough to pey for ell those babies would! eat and wear twice over. ■Oh, John !' There was something eager end hopeful in his wife’s face as she Ironed toward him. ■I'm in downright earnest, Jane,' h» Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS 1st of February this oomnrittee mads a report to a very largo meeting. The substance of the report wai'thal the Legislature, then ia iseaiun, should be asked to pace a tew providing for tho appotatoaui nf • Board o f Park Gummireiaaan, whose duty It should be to select grounds for a park or boatevsrd, wilhm or withuut tho city limits, andto acquire such tends after tho means Mb been provided by the Common Council and a eitixens’ meeting." At this meet­ ing the report of tho commit tee vu adopted without diange, and a new committee appointed, by whom meeting directed (ha repurtod plan to be embody in the form of a HU, and submitted for enactment to tho'togtala- ere to receive instruction from the hand of a master. Parks are pictures ; aye, whole gaiter-tea of Mintings, where a*turo comae, with t A pencil of swing, and summer, and autumn * of tean and fl-wot, and fruit, of sunshine and shad­ ow, to execute tLo design of maa'aim- Amrrira has but begun to take leotree, fruit, and flower, tak»X tawu, emd fountain; indeed, onlr auoh aa the nrdsns of VenaHtee or Potedawgire aTast cwnception of bow beauitful aad how iaatrucure thooo eon bo made. Tho part therefore, booomeo the Aeadowiy of De­ sign for the cil, and tho State. Hare are the originals from a master's hand. With oiteb institntions of teeming in oorcitiae, where alt aiey mstar ant graduate, you will bom ind tho people here, as in Europe, copying to embehsh their own homes. Ths locating of one far th* proo-'t, rsiher tlian two or three perks ai . a boulevard, oonsidonng the ataotmi of money to be appropriated, and the preeeas FMAila^ of tho aty, is briiovad te bare been wise. Tho sum named in tho act. to purchase grounds, vrith tho the Dark act paaeed Anri! 16, 1871. Soo Laws 1871, vol. 2 p. 182-'. The act of 1871 created a or board couvistiug of six persons. The board of commiesiaMn were “vested with full power and authority to adopt 1 plane for a' public park or boulevard,’' and “to select and acquire 'lite lands 1 needed for such pqrjxises f* oaoditioual, i however, ‘tapoa the ntiflcatioa of seoh ’ purchase by tho Common Council, and ' the vote of adtueua' mooting.'’ The Park Cotamission was duly organised. end Immediately invited proposals of land suitable for a public park. Every ‘ site offered was carefully examinee?; and i finally tho commission seMciod a moot eligible sitk and entered Into condition­ al contracts'^ the camo on the moot ■Somebody else must take them,' she said. Th» county will do U,' Wbeatuc, repiied. fTho county V ‘Xet- Thera’s room tor them at the statehouse, aud nowhere else that I know of, unless thav stay hero.* 'l.'nloM they Stay hare 1’ Mrs. Whea­ ton's voice roes a little. •It’s easy to ■ say that; but who's to take care of | FARMERS Yonr committee respectfully report that, in January, 1871, certain tealag dtisons of Detroit issued a cell for a meeting “to consider the expedience of purchasing grounds for a public pork.’’ The call siated that “the importance of securing lands for a public park eannot wsU bo ovsreeUtaated, as such grounds can bo secured now chi-eper than at any futoro time.” The meeting was hold “On December 8. 1871, the Common Council, by a vote ftf IQ sees to 4 nays, approved the report of the commissionora, and ordered the proposition tor the issue of the bonds nrnoose vy to complete I the purchase to bo submitted to a dtiMBi meeting. This action was vetoed 1 by Mayer W. W. Wheaton, but on De­ comber 19 the Council passed the reao lotion over the veto by a vote of IB to 5.” After this final vote of approval bv the Oopunon Council, the commission, as the act required,*cnlled a meeting of the dtixette, to latify their report. Thia ’ meeting was held at the Circuit Court1 room; but was controlled and finally broken up through the influence of per­ sons whoso conduct your committee do not deem it necessary hen to dose ribo. A second dtieena' meeting, called far the same purpove, wu held May 2,1872, which, though not as discreditable as hard earnings go to build and fnraLh an elegant house fur a man who would rathsT sell liquor, and so ruin bi* neigbbord^bodr and soul, than supjrort hirneelf in a useful calling, as you and I are trying to do F *1 can't see whstyou era dr ivinr at!* said the journeyman. ■How much a week do you spend at McBride's saloon r Tire man stood still, with a blank ESSE that the dty tad outbred tho period, as ’«k»it had outgrown in nambess, tho time when these oaee popular aanembtagoo wtra particularly useful, and tho otisans' meeting was therefore, from noeoesity, for thia purpose abandoned. With this failure to execute the plans adopted, acoording to tho various conditions of the esc, the commissioners were compelted either to ebondoa further attempt or to seek and obtain relief from a high- School Books d' Stationery DENTIST Kasiville Miciiiai Fine Gold Jewelry, f.iMt 5i«s. Russell & Nevins . SO Silver mi Plaled "are. Wa tabes. CleefcsaaS Jewesrv, Bepavred 1 Swssj’s H0TtL’ Immense Stock feriCBUX". A- for me. I've got young ones enough of my own. •We left Mrs Colo tn the room. Bhe has only one child, and her husband is Yea, My "Trip Hammer. " with which I make Irone for BUGGIKSI. This Valuable '‘Macmxx" I have long felt the need of. It io ooe of tho great I moan, which enablre mo to sell Buggtre so LOW M to DEFY COMPETITION. Michigan Exchange. Sintic icat BjffiMaeLow cu One II sand red Dollarse. Winter Goods wder: CALL AT JOHN STANLEY t* Pure Wines and Liauors! For the Gentlemen. IF YOU WANT “It's a sham. I" said Mrs. Fogg, as she hurried away, alter the funsral vt Mr* Grant, escaping from the pour, desolate room where two children, al­ most babes, wars sleeping. unconscious that they wars motherless. 'It’s a shams that nobody'll take them. •Yes-a bitter shams I* replied a neighbor, who was also getting off as fast as she eould, so as to shift the re­ sponsibility on some other shoulders. 'There’s Mrs. Grave; ehe might take them as well as not Bat they’ll go to jPricee Guaranteed. EASTfflfiS 1ARBLK WORKS! MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, •She's got the heart for anything. But we’H see.' Mrs Cole did turn away from the sleeping children, sighi) » • — foned sigh that others _„----------, give her credit for a sympathy and eoncom ahe did not feel. At test all were gone—ell but a roan named Wheaton, and a poor woman, notable to take care of herself. spending of evenings at McBrids’e ■Ob, John!’ In bar surprise and de­ light she could only repeat the excla­ mation. Aa she did so this time, she rose and putting her hands on hie shoulders, bent and kissed him on the fuiohoad. . -You'll take the babies P said ha 'Yoe, end twenty more, if you keep to this and say so,’ anew .red Jane laugh­ ing through her tears. •Al! right, then. It’s a bargain.’ And Whreton caught hie wife's hand and shook it by way of confirmation. From that time Wheaton turned over a mw kef. Neighbors were surprised when it wu told thst Jane Wbraton had sddopted the two orphan children. F.llow-workmen taunted John, calling him soft-hearted, and a fool, hr taking other men’s brats-’ Ono said to him—‘Are four mouths thing but harm in return, and haven't a shingle over your head that you can rail voer own. Now it’s my virice, in a friendly war, that you stop helping McBride, and begin to help ymrrelt He's cvmfortablo enough, and can do without your dollar and a half a week. ako a baby, if you will, for good luck. You'll find one over at the poorhouso ; it won’t cost you half as much as holoing McBride, and I don’t think ho needs your aid any longer. But hero we are al home, and I sea wife and children waiting hr me. Come in, won't ron T •No thank you. I'D go boom and talk to EUen about taking a baby for good lack.' And bo triad to smile, but U was anything fbut in a cheerful way. ‘i'll see you sold out by the consta­ He pareed onward, but called back afble in leee than six mouths.* But John had little to say in reply— onlv maintaining an air of good nature, about your place, just send him homo, and exhibiting more interest in his will your Jack was there, meanly draeooi and For throe weeks John Wheatoo had dirty, and in striking contrast with not lost a day—eomsthing very unusual; Whorton’s throe adopted chiteron, who and not one evening during that time with the only mother they knew, gave had he spent at McBride’s drinking the happy man a joyful welcome saloon. His poor little boose, which had aims to Lave a negloctod look, was •I’ve turned over a now loaf.’ eaid tho journeyman, when ho eeme to work tho —,-----------------------— warmly sup­ ported, ai vigorously resisted. Your committee hare listened to sev­ eral eloquent and learned discussions, both hr end against the bill. In these arguments venous and important issues were raised, to wit : Whether the aty nw-ds a pablte park, and if sc. whetbnr pulsory taxation, without the consent of the tax-payers, for public projects not deemed public aeceeeitiee, in violation of ancient municipal customs. Upon those several iasuse, your committee, af­ ter hearing counsel. advoeatea, and titisene—after visiting Detroit and exam­ ining with care the proposed park locetiema, their topography, characteristics, and surroundings, with a view to ths prospective needs of large, wealthy, and rapidly increasing commercial city, find । cities in srery tend. , moral as well ss ‘Elk-n and I talked it all over lest 1 ---- -------- them.—every princi­ night I’m done helping eateoo-koap- ] eta build fine bourea Glad you put it [pal of eanitary taw demandji them. The to me just in that way. Never looked ;poor, the eick, and the children cry out at it so before. But its just tho hard tor 1 them. The prolonged extetaaco of truth ; what foots we are " • Ithe thousands who are bore, live, die, •Go'ng to taka a*baby F said Whoa- iand ore hurried within the walla or lim­ ton smiling. iits nf large towns, depend upon those ■W.1L we haven’t sotllxl Ifcrt. Bat'•public lungs.' The millions that peo­ our greet cities cannot each hare (ho EQen beard yestordav of a poor little ple | tiring thalli have to go on the town if i name one don't take it: and I ahoulan't । wonder, now, i! ato opeaed her heart, I for she's a motherly body.' ‘Where feiir asked Mr. Wharton. •Down at Woodbury Mills' to its proper piece over tho doorway, and was now putting out young, green loareo and buds. Within, pleasant changes wore also apparent. Venous new but inexpenNobody aivo articles of furniture were now to bo ete. fur ■. ■Ei.i mamma!' cried a plaintive found. Old things were mended, pelvoice, and a flartm-hairvd child. not much over a year old, rose up in the bed and looked piteously about the room. ‘I want mamma.' and then said—look hero, Frank, Uko A grant choking sob earns inis tbs man's throat. Then the other child awoke and said, ‘Don't cry Sivsy. Mamma's gone away.' At thia the tittle one began crying bitterly. •I can't stand this nohow,' said the iwLTg «« Nattoa has I* �THE HIM ■•■!! I» -s—iy fflatU^tMUTtth* board uf nJ urethra * -iu tho eity of Haslit.g*. ^aratm 1. Oh : cvivod, and the priviloeve enjoyed in i Meh country The cenirnat is cwrefolly uuted and commented upou, an J an unoasy feeling uf disomteutg * ' the European mind, whichg relops itaslf in a desire sit jrete or to unite in an etfort the condition of puW^fah^ Tho spirit of peaceable revol nikra grows I tronget and broader; the people be­ come mure intensely restless ; diasatio- KJ.JU.'lJUldW ___ _ __ ~' *" F’l* o: total ilc 'my sue aud bKaMAind ftflff jecl to ths laws of this Htato nd euv|ioraiiuas that may Im fan thervto. Tfcvy shall Udi uad i*t>l Bounrr.Il, for Warn A. IticlsatdThn Citato ia 3x- , U- Khuol ofe eohoote within said <My. fitaTMis X 'Htero «hall bu els. tod at , ths annual oily elsctte.i. oh the first. , Mumhij in April, in the yeas onu thousand eight hundred and ecvuiuythree, and every year thvr altvr, oa th • same ticket with other city offeere te each at ths wasda of said eity uf H*s- uf those countries will be odnMted up to I ’ In another column we print the ex­ ceeding able and interesting report of Hon. Mark D. Wilbur, Senator from the 14th district, on the questam of a Park fa Ibe city of Detroit. The report, however, i* full of fatereet to the rweder. from the many facts stafal per tain lag to the various 1’arks of note, aad the liea- and when public opinion, guided by reason and governed by prudence, will sweep sway the teat vealige* of mon- ,cd and unrostnetrd commaree, one broI sard city nre hereby ufithrrir - I and it I shall bs tiicir duty, urtoe in each yr ir, Igvago and one Cbri.tiauity—all cn-, i to ascertain and dwtermtiw, by rr -.Zuwind. Tbs belief pervade* the public I lirkteae*!, educated, and traiSed in tnerI toon pasted at tony regular mi’cting of I ai soisutific, pohtfaal, and religious cal ­ mind, both in Europe and Am trim, that . arid board,- by a yea and nay rote uf n ’ ’ 'Hate, u* under the Union, , England will soon change its farm of majority of all tho mem'icnFleet. •« bof all It* own local con-, governmert in response to the will ef specially commend this article to the al-1 entered on the t*cor.l. the so mi. ueevi- I the peoplsL The Prines of Wates will tention of the ci risen* of this city, as it, sary aad proper fbr any or alt of fluprobably VMM the crown, but it will on­ is io be hoped and ’’’• really expert, in ly bo for a brief pened. Hiaeorenafam a few yean a Park will bo a frnblic no- I repair schoot-hau**. nUd their outwill be the rimral for a general republ:oeesily bore, and the subject cannot hoaeas and appartonanee* f •• A confederacy of the whole world, eea movetfenL tSr Charias DOke aad A***e< Tu parthase sjtthtago. im when al! wrr* thus trained and oducai- here, too early, tho enodfa coasidoraother EogGab 'puriota ar* restrained e<L would be much mors -ssy and sim­ tfon of the people generally, and tbo prove, aad -repair tcfebol' apparalns. books and furniture, and app-nlrgri; ple than for any teparau portion of it. leading tai payer* in particular, that To procure fuel, and ueftjy th-‘•Such a i-uufederacy, based upon th* proper grounl* may be eeiected end the amfingxat expenses o0h« sr‘i»>!a auJ principle* of our Ccusdtutrou, but cxteudiag to the whole earth, would have beautiful fure-t trees that may l» on the expense* of the *eltuul lilir.ry <>! *a»< city, and the necessary cuntingcti' them cared from destruction, as three add to Tory largely to the beauty ft all rx]*mso« of said board; /etrfa, To jurchiMe bookt for l’iFariw, rural cemeterie., and other pub- school library uf sai l rilr, tow# anuriuu egBMMiwwom to max* war; ana oein* exceeding crus liagJrcd <|otur« in mush, as Sirs told in Holy Writ, all tho ; implements uf war would than disap­ Att, To pay teachnn’ wage* after Thoprmreptoaof sopubiicaaism bare pear, and aU knowledge of that desuwTu But. Io incorporate the ’ Board of the application of publimimqya tive ecwwico time bo forgotten. It would taken root tn tho Prussian mxd, and Education, uf tho Qty ol Hastings," msyby law be appn^tnatsd-aua pn*ri-.. fruit to already befog developed- Italy ■ bare no foreign evfafam* to souduct. no now peoding in tbo Senate u herewith ded for tbatpiujw-o; aud tLo cit# so* treaties to make, no embaseadon to ia felted with republicM patriot; por­ tend or to receive, bccausu there would presor. «L It has bean aruendwl in the penfefara, whore duty it fauil'b*. tv **. tions of Asswitrim.' are already ripe for lib- be no forrsm nations. It would hare Sente so as to require tbo rate of con­ so-a thy ordinary <xijtax-e, .had l*ry tarills bveauro there vrtndd be no for­ currents of two-thuds of the Council thb’MHnaj^i.otrtlfled to thorn uu«u the eign ataire on which to impoee them, cn tho raising of more than If.,000 tor taxable property al rail -city, in tire Mt*te faaanev aa other uses an* h-*ivd.a and many of bio political aeeueistee f n far all would be tnacberx ef a eomtnun any purjios* in any one year, and u Swrtus 7. Thetretaurdrulagid.boa'.i'l. uaion, with free trade, of cosree, ameue the movement are aa pare republican fas whole, as is now the case among mis respset differ* in Section 8, from shall have charge ai all munui s or fur. I- ' patriots se ever breathed tba-air al tn*- far various Stabs of our coefedracy. the printed bill tint has bssn • > g*u.- betopciag to Uw boa id. awl hu aheUd ..... dom. 1‘emgul to reottom, end wants to | rally circulated through tbs city. We treat tire “bid'’ wfll be carefully rend, etui receive fawn aH elassea of our p*oph> ths attention fa merits. Tt ia aubstantially ths law now in fores in inost of tho cities of ths Sista and is orery- SATURDAY, AJ From 8 o’clock, A. M., .Tfew. .Adver Sscments. *“ WMWWWjFtayWi^etJfif ol^f?e "pu^* Tfafli* to-day the condiiioa of ths Wbetbev thecharrgo In public opin trnu ol torse year* from and ufu.r tire ' public mind and the state of foaling I bra now going on in Europe in favor of first day of rar.y n*xian>utag : . among the thinking portion of the pen­ republican principle* k ill ultimately lead Tliat at the oteetiuc am th-tiru kfarui ipie in nearly every part uf Europe. The to the reeu!ia contemplated by thto writ­ uf April nest, two nddi i.oal' ureutlMr, tbo mere form of repubhean government, time cannot be far diriant when tho do-1 without it* spirit ,and privilege* ; but, er, is a proUoni for ftttnre generations retojuMBt at well-laid efaemn* will । to solve. It Is fair, however, to infer that ropwb)toe atom which bring* to the • hake tho rtrawgret Poorer* in the <m*tthat public opinion in Europe, and even people these pelifaul ngfete to which evu hetai.pbere; aad the muvameat once they wofa legitimately entitled, and in As a, is infljsucvd largely by the oxcommrnevd in earnest will euoa increase which ft is impowblo to secure under ample alfonlsd in the snreoM of repubany other form of political urgealM- | in strength and magnitude, lake the lioanism in North America. The United avalanche upon the seoeatain aide, it Btatre Oworament exercises today a aid grow in magnitude, and augment Tho general drift of public opinion । its farce a* it move* onward, *s*opiug potent influence over the entire civilised BOW loading in this direction. Its. away before it* resistless power drm>rogrera May, bo alow, bat it aa ineeifa-1 ties, tyranny, and oppression, preparing shall meet, from time to time, nt sucti bte “The milta of the god* grin-1 a fjuudotion tor tbo up building of po­ by this fact than tho loading statesmen place in mid city aa they may dewgtut’ . slow,” tret surely Pilttically “nations litical organtoaiion* more in harmony of Europe. Every political nwremaut A majority of all the turmbura risali in tho United States is watchoA *«ghod constitat* a quorum. They inay cbwt may bo born in a daykings and em­ with tho rights of humanity. with care, and carefully examined in all from their nvmbvl a proriitotit, e usersperors may bo tnada to retire hastily But peogruca will not be arrested here. its bearings upon tho economy uf the from their palaces by a back way, and Fultowiag close upon the general Intro- world. In proof of this fact, note tbo' presidents may be tend acted to their duoion of republican, government in language of that emineal patriot, Don | ptaoco in twenty-four hours. But with­ Enrop*, will eotne the fusion of the Emilio Castelar. now ttoctetary of tho out preparation for tho chaugn, by lb' smaller Powers. In Jbis, aa ia the in­ Spanish Republic. On tho 6th of July, people, it asm scarcely bo area hap-d troduction of ropubHoattum itself, tho 1871, ia a speech in the Cortes on ro­ that the swuult wonM bo either beneflThe juatiees uf th* peiee shall tisru ju i American Union furnishes tho motive­ bbery, slavery, end othernational sub­ risdietejn urur all pamccutiun* for the I cial or purmaaent. power and gives torire to tho movotuanl. Joel., bo said : liotetiou of the by-law* aud onhnan.-..* Itepublica.'iism appears to the world Twenty-aevcn of tbo minor European pawed by said board to-day Hke a rare and beautiful plant powers could bo thrown together and Barn x 4. The board uf rdueatiou shall have full |>ow*r and atMtreiity. ae-l still have a smaller territorial area than it shall be thrir duty : fur the richaaaa ef its fruit Intelligent the thirty-seven States in tho American Z»rsf, To purchtaw Mire ond belhl and discriminating admirers naturally Union. But a change so sweeping a* •cbool-boueoa ur other bniMing* for our eyes to the whole planet, we see ths! I rehool par[Oss* iu said dlr, pron-lconceive tho idea of transplanting It up­ on tho soil of their own country. Bat I Euiopean governments into one grand tho continents are ruled by nniveraJ I th* expense dm* not ex ce l fir.- tu'i.’. > and contestable teg*. Asia Is tbo im­ । and dollar* on any one Uuililin.-; । re| ublic ia, perb*|n, a little mure than i movable land of the ]»»t, tho patriarch­ fruit until the ground has first be<n I can be expected before tbo lapse of a , al land of the empire*, tho theocracies, thoroughly prepared for its raewption. century or two ; yet, if the world mores I the castes. Europe is the volcanic land atrnly Itaerviii ; In other words, tfare caanot bo a strong I ai aH, is it advancing in that direction. । uf the pte**rat, the arena of combat be­ / TKtri, To anpoarit n Mpsrinteud t ' tween the aueiewt jwwvrs and the newthe • mumob school* in said city, ar republican gvvomsMt where tho masSteam, electricity, and common soneo ideas. America, and especially Saxon th* charge of sail boatd, with are of tbo people are ignorant and inca­ au4 doing tho wqrk. Education takes compousatiem a* they .ball d s-tn p pable of comprehending or appreciating the tows in tho onward march, sweeping । er, and with such poware and du’ ita Llresit<e. ktepublicanisai appalls th*y shall pn-*cn»e-; aud it shall away ignorance and popular prejudice, directly to iatelbgcnro awd reason for it* duly t-> a-t as deck of sail b-. ir l i and laying tbo foundation for a liberal quirod;. support; and until a people are so far and toss cxpvnsije system at govern/moU, to Mtoblikh a school I educated aa to* be capable of discrimi­ in said eily, and foMfonatr Ihe nla nating between the merit* of repubUnu place* whvretho aim* shall bo It is not possible to advance on argu­ and to appoint a librarian, win. ment that chn be sustained against tho tutiohs, it would be like castinf pewri* fusion of natiuus and govvruments upon lefore rerfwB to attempt to prt the bal­ a republican basis. In fact, many of Fi/tk, To ap(4y for and r. v.i :;i lot-box into their hands. the county or city Irrounr, • : otl.-r tho most prudent thinker* of th* nine­ offi' *Tw.aU muner* spiiropeuite.1 or be teenth century are impressed with the longing to tire pnmary Mteord fnr.d* <4 sublime thonghi of the enure human said city, or ftw library pur|*»re-. i.n.1 to brotberbuod being nltimstaly gathered csperal tho aami- nceording tv law ; | HuiA. To malto by-l»n« nnd onlisau• into one political household. Writers in a* fur taking tbo am*u* o( faeriiildren both hemisphere* have advanced this, of said city; for making rv(s>rtj. an I ■ sad enforced it by logical argument ■ all things that stall bu utoenarv ’■■ at fature results, and as marks of pro I In J8’i2 a conwspusMlencc, embracing draw th* proportion iT th* trimary gross to ward th* ultimat^ grand ran-,| thia subject, occurred between the late wboul fond belonging to «il <ity; : summation d liberal republieauaui. [ (Ion. Robert J. Walker, ea-Socretary of vuiuttioa of schuol. Bod the I n/ih nt Among lb* educated portion of th* ; the United State* Trea*ory, then in Eu­ middle dassee m Europe the principles rope, and Arthur Davtes, a eoatmanJer significant and a solemnly suggestive of republican government are studied ■’ ia the Ruyal Navy of England, whose meaning They tall u« ia plain lan­ understood, and apprematod ; and from I scholarly attammsata, large experiene* guage that the world’s progre-s ia the I of the wsvM, and progvesrive views gave futnn. will be largely Influenced by tho therein; far Ua*spperntmaat ui u»P*shim a high place in the public mini.' republicanism at the United Blairs ; laary uiliocr*. an l to jevrenb* tneir p>*I The exTospundracv wu publwhwl in that a ccess boro will mould pnbhc ersaud duties; hr all nrat-Marv parI pamphlet form, and had a wide circula- opinion and aecelerete republican move- [Mwc*# thal nay aevsnee tbo ietorrerr meata vkewbsre, while failure in our uf tducaliun iu ee.J eityi an I ihe gn>. I tinn in Europe. . govern merit aad pnjtpvrifr of tbw puliA* lx snug u[>oa th* *ubjoct und*r conaidcrauun in this artinte, there can bo no impropriety ia taklag an extract lbs great site* of tbo priueiptes of gov-1 •raisent Mary kind Enmoe has made/ three nnreoeeasful uttenpte, in thre»qaartevs of a aeMacy, to osaaUiah a sopwhiit span bar aril and fas fawrthxnd I mar* rwoeBt sAwt may also fail to secure ' QrtATJ * J —ow’TMW—— ' ” further to prtwervo tbs purity of E oppression, awaiting and watchiu ; for a turn fa public events «hat will al! wd an I o[>portunity for aweeowfal revflMfcra. follow Spam to a political revolution. Franco is stntggKog for free goreru­ ment, tost the terrier to bar progress ia “' city facrion with the government grows deeper; polUMtl mootings are colled— >n must cuaea only to bo suppressed by a full appreciation of the pure principles 1 et rivreum^ tbe people. ' -. Ml-t-ro itcre-fad in any cmtrad ** twin- ■ irytv, or oUtorwi-c, the expenses UferotloaWr .-r-.d ar ‘ 11 ba paid The Xtlsntte A I pan v olfar* I^tW.O [entrai and ty;ui from io 112 per lime, with free trat Isxii* to all ptTroto Jaber, nUMrral we H and law*abiding grtuit* from all pm iruita aud fkworw. Ayar’s Cherry Pectoral, First Ward. Tor D>*.a»« cf the TbroeSandLun».. . . 0 '. u., .V to -pir u . Couch. MroncblUa. AsUuns. omt CousumijiUoa- Illsbop Horace t'urrv Gcorxe' ’forth tSdo Stela S ind everything in ■nly 25 cent, per n Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Ayer’s Hai For restore^ to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color, ied. fallen hair cheeked, often, thoagh not always, •v. Nothing can restore ■re ths follicle* are deio glatnlr airepiiird ami Youtig Andrew A B. F. NORRIS & CO Second Ward. Bcntty' Ktetiper Cliristooh* Uke Ilaatf * Lathrop Msltlah 3 leak Andrew Law Samuel kfarbte Henry Marshall Geunrv Mysrs >Tm H Jfaus Jacob Mallory Edwin A Jforitsn W’m. JEWELERS! The LABGE8T and moot eomjjeta Jewelry Store tn the Wool, with Ike floral htoek ever brought to the City. 137 & 139 State St comer of Madison, merely for n HAIR PRESSING, nothing else can be f.xtnJ so dca-rablv. Caauining neither <ul nor dye, it docs rust sctfl white rauiuric, and vet lute lung cn tlu» iiair, ciring it a rich, gfooay iustee, ami n grateful perfume. Prepared by Or. J. C. Aj»r& Co., Itoleb?) •ro •ailing'out tbri ■tost. Th-? hare aon.e 1169,000 war Mall kinds, wlfeh ‘aiUr Clocks of every description. ,?Lj.t^.3“Jeri*l “d T*>h for Jewtlers. ix BEST a7na .1 nd. TSE worn. . Ayer’s traselh m devoting h:- : preparative* <4 SALT Slattedy J« Bmsth Phi, ■- >^r vlw of hfs duties Sxcnou.8. uiwnevar the said bdatd shall, from time to faae. dolanaina by ■ restduu ju what cum or *»ms uf numer i I CHICAGO 3 V. <mh! Suwing Mn< chiucs. Elijah Third Ward. or eu. ft, u • i •- ilx»r BtM Wmbmae. „,„ke ■Met tub Mi iter known or va prompturaa fa �- . ■ life R.e»iI»i.ich|I ■ errr citm MORTGAGE SALE. - - _ 'ITt■ALE OX EXECUTIOX. *1 CLOTHING imrni MFW tf «UIT HUTT. ci/muxo CIXJTHING. $3.00 to $10.00 SAVED ON A SVIT Local felsic# CW. M. DKWKV. Of Clothe* if Bought from Us. '■’isa appro red EJOGRATIOX TUBBING. Shirt* aud Drawer* 40 and 60 REPUBLICAN WARD CAUCUBX8. ileipFanatu South-veu Musounl' i uual miting bald March 4th, 1873 By Aid. Rami- Th. AHaatic A Pacific Railroad Com- j '7. Cents that other Stores sell at bo cccopted and adontad. Carried. The Finnnc* C.-rnmitt** reported Lack time. «ilh fr*> tr«uu»rta:wn fruai KM.!*.. 76 cents- To wive Packing away •"’7 I Winter Overcoats all will be 'rtrX’StJtlEiSfffi tsiitia class sold below Coat. Price ofOver- • UhmI M*«** l* I * J 441M, I Grable A Eaiwll, Rope Ac, M.fil, I i-rutehre in cvnacqucnca at firofulou* ' ii u11- ’.rS&ES.'iSSss i Mt-,: •**4 —ct*w** ■■U*I**| law*** i* aaiMk •4MM*aC*liik*a«r£4 fevkamM iiass Grebl* * Rua**ll, Bolts Ac, 46 cent*, rvntingent fund. Moved and carried that the report of REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. lent ulcer* of a vary lad character I was r< romm*ndtd h> try King of the G. W. Hnllenbsook, Tulodo, Ohio, te sdrertitemenl hi tamber column. Spring. iZSsS&tK-'"xsar I Dunt forget tho Rill Ringer* at Union ' Hall Friday Ereniug next. We have some fine English NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY and Frenph Cass, Suits, custom WXWrtMUtK made elegant goods and perfect PROBATE ORDER rhront and Lung*. fit*, price* $25.00 to 40.00. LOWEST PRICES IN THE STATE Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00^ Having cut some Spring Over- SPEi L\L NOTIC coats an inch to short, but per- Carri*d. Amount of D. IL Cook, for Telegrapb- even- other way, iftpy feet in lu*>l build- allowed from contingent food. two Single baggie*, two doable Fine $10.00. LW. VHUliMA,, contingent fund. Carried. By AW- Wo.4 , That the nevennt ot Allan Jonee, wl86 u froa fnB(L 4611 „ 8. Senator, on the 1. th in.L Men Suita $0.60 to nil wool Suits $12.60 to 20.00. Ha* r.inii-. rorth 8H* Slat* Street, where you will coats $4.50 to $25.00. Black cloth suits $12.00 to $40uT&Ain5ffitt.rM. AwUea* *1 M«n*M**«. y ear be allowed a» follow* .- tflfl.12 tn>iu ; 3rd ward fund, 820.14 (from 4th ward fund, |0.46’ from euaungast fund, | end <49.03 from g*n*ral fund ’ Carried. By Aid. Wood— LOCALS Wish art’s Pine Tree Tar Cordial, By AW. Weed— .from my luueuea*, although my ankl* tXlta ItaKla will Popularity io thia city, conaau in anting such property, that nr* nut having a petition in your pock*:. If you be al sold a bargain. Scotch former price MO. and alt-wool ■HOUATE UHUKI Meitotie*, Light mid Dark. 810. $16. Boys’ suite former price I. itc, irota fre«h, auleoted dveTK by i &*: Wudnmday in January 1874. k I, Hazard A Ou., New York. It * — -----..■hitter uure and »we*L Patient* | W. H. Holme* baa no further eonnae kX60 to 815.00 at the Great ONE PRICE ♦ Square Dchling ''mrrtD Hw;-.. taco, ro&gh akin. > limptaa, ringn.eiii. *ilt-r!ieum. and (Mhar tutanevus atfcctiona curvd, and - Juniper Tar Soap, made by Cm*«C * r*-» \-w \ «mrd»Go,N«w York. Bt, Be c-rtain c.-rtaimui»«* get tho Juniper Tat Soap. a* then. > Office, bring on yonrpib*, remember Star Clothing House ! 36 Canal Street, That ihnyeport be accopt* 1. Carrie.!. GHATVJO rtAT’IDS. - I'ltlHI.Il i. order. Tte Bit Tree Tar Mai, j CTBc sure and see our name above the Door as other Parties Jealous ol our good name anti immense business will Represent themselves As our ' Crest American Dyspepsia Pills, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST tire to -udewalk* and th* City pound Gold Peas I Gold rent! M.:" I "T""4* 7" “J ‘“J"”*™ -1 r~——■ cv-Si-w <M4 r«.. I Nenr* JM*X. I U. b'liliiiug. - - . Dianee ! Dtartex 1 . I J7.; at tho City New* Depot at tho City Newa Depot. ■tnnlly on baud at th* City New* Depot. WORM SUGAR DROPS «r Fir»t f>Tvic-J at J 1-2 I . M. on M ' .lay nreniag. Wo p ud M<»»*r*. Black and Full* I’Huii in: order tabli*bm*nt of a Board of Health aud ' HENRY R. WISHART. • ere doing. They mvnufwtur* Tomb Stouoa; Monument*, Manti**, and final- I I, everything in th.ir lin*. Focartiatic •L30 fw ’ork 00 •M»«*iae!H. to Iron . taele, they are not excelled in the Stat*. ' Bridge. in the country. Full Of Ck»net ' By AIL Ham*. -*• I That the Manhall L* iaetructaJ to Uon. Mark D. Wil- no,yy Mr. Hayfurd to abate th* nui**n<-* i^k» %-v Vi J d*urer a frvo tecoho Court Hou** ia thi* City, j Saturday £»«. the 29th inst. Kubjam, uv__ v___ *»___________ ..i____ >• . TH MAT* B_ A1J _ . Wood— . irrM,l,H,r I. Um cur »r Hi All letters must be addressed to A tare chance to My Dry Good. ing on* of tb* meet Eloquent Rpoaten in ; renter, tor publication. iug Hou <om* 1169.000 worth of choir* Rood-, By Aid. Eaatman— Tliat the Mamball be inMruaed to in front of hi < Motel on Stale Street On motion Council adjourned. It DM 10 the Pillit ot its Menu. New Advertisements, scam c t mis i American Organ fhtfrybodu Should try them before Hirchcuing Elsewher ^.w£i5S^3S£Sii J* 1*i*. ■ r-,. IU m *i**r*l • *>**l» oo*••« mtnM.wiiilii.a. r ■»■ ■ THE WEBER, HALLETT & CL'MSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. Recorder ■ r. Cuh HUin-. Call on him tur Snt FRANK L. WARD. PROBATEORDER of Lha city, to draw tire p****ugor tram to Grand Rapid*. tar N. Y. It ia entitled ‘•Whimpering* of Innocence,” m J to say that it ia Lwuh/a/, but faintly *iprc«**i our a*an- May 15. ‘7t Chromo aK E. Church, on Friday evening of laat a Hasting! $■ Allegan. Get the Best -hs3 CITY <71 Oil Paintings CHRCflms iu! quit* lata. 3 s 0 1 rorthy of the UQ OOJIMERCIAL- BSICEt LEVI BROS., PROPRIETORS. A POSITIVE FACT. Carried. , . m , , Frid-iy nt la*t week. On* nt Knoxville. Here. Stranger4—There I* not ati .... By Aid. Ham*— utinti m the Chy of Hartlags that That rhe following Ordinance* a* re­ Malhi’nr* ; the other, (Jeorgo Driver, at ported by the Comruitt** be ad'jpt* 1 : ■nor. Heath A < <>, an Ordinanc* relative to Gaming, an Or­ dinance relative tu the Sabbath and atP0T' LECTURE flfitldn Nolioe. g ? SIMMO2STS <fc CLOUGH GEORGE WOOD ORGANS �SALE OF WORKS OF ART GRAND by ta* Lear,I »s above the. city «n tbe river, • a miles frinn the Qty HuIL I' 4i» * river frontage ef 1.8w Let, '. about ane-luurth of a I WELCH ids hof only a sutfiefoni water ml admit* of a very conoid■ drive aud ptoiiiou.ul >. A h*M lands next the r rare 1 DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS. A GRIFFITHS, Tf(e l\«rilBLICH|< N E -W OF MICHIGAN® CAPITOL EV KRY SAW W AKBANTKD. FILES, BECTI.NG ft MACHINERY <; ^e^"Ksssu'» 1.000 Premiums WELCH & GRIFFITHS B am of artificial takos a moat. adjunct to a piik, fo», Uutinp, and skaiting, combining u they , uv —o element of safety Io al) Miking i thia union of health and pkaiurr. Tho 1 main portion ot theae land* rises to a comndernblc altitude above tho river. — । upend their character*, enlarge or dim -1 the highett. it ii believed, in the vicinity ;. iuteh their power*, extend or limit their of the city, of the Canada atiorv. of boutidaric*, overrule their action when- j Brito lafe, and an uusurpMeed wafer' ever it is deemed unwise, impolitic, or ' view, nxtaadlng far into Laka St. Clair, j unjust, and cren abolish them sltogathur ’ During the Maaon of navigation, mv- in tho Legislative discretion-—< ■oley's ' m toe bay of New York, co antmatixl a Con. Lim, 101, 192, and uumerou*' water view ta nowhere else to be eeec in ' thia country. It may not be generally!j Upon the\j known that the vem! tonnage that!I following cs.se1_____ _ ____________ _ pane* through tbo Detroit River ox- ; In People vs. Mahoney, J8 Mich, oOO.. coeda the whole tonnage of the United where tb* ADtropolitan 1’olic* act of Staten employed in foreign common.-. ' Detroit wn« attacked, tho court mu<1 :1 By actual count made a fww yean ago | -The taxation under the net, it ia said, j it waa found that about 23.U00 water 1 ia really in the hands of a police board, craft poned the lighthouxes Un the St. |[ a Ixsdy in the choice of which tl»e jieoplo ofDetroit have no voice. This r.rguClair flats in a singlo waaon." About 300 acn-a of thia land-to fviMt 1! rnont is one .which might be pressed i aad second-grow th woodland, an al-,j upon the iegi-dalivo department with ! moat invaluable csmidoralion, nature'[ great toroe. If it .were tree in point of! having already made it what otherwise ■ fact. But as the people of DoUOit aro ; really reprw-entod throughout, the diftl[ cully augjoated can haraly be regarded , [ as lunduuK'nial. Ttiey were represent- ! j ml iu the Legislaturo which passed the । act, and had tlm iw proportfonato ; vwico there with tbo other municipalities । in tin- State, all which necrivo from tli-xt I body tlieir power* of local gv.vi-rtsnu.-ut, ------------------------ B-------------- are savetnl kind* of soil, buf tiio largest' and such only m its wisduins shall pre­ portion ■ * Mindy foam, valuable for —“----- uu< ’ ’’--------- «= -»• 1 roads and walks, a* well as park cul- ' They, wrtv rcpn.«rntcd to /hat I lure. whon lh4 pi<»etit pelico boon! witc Another most important fact MMciated j poinux] by it, and tho Gov with this location, and with no other ' or. w'uo ia licn alu-r to fill vacanciv*, proposed lite, is its half isolated poai- ( bu clxwen by tho Stalo nt lntv>’. to®— tioo, occupying as it dore laud* jutting 1: ing their dty. There ia nothing iu tho out into or between the river and Lake i Bk Clair, and outside the line of com- I mareial traffic. It to not now, and never | rill bo, traversed by rmr great railway ■ or highway. Even Jcffereon avonusrisl »o situated in its passage n< rum tho «ito I a* to admit of toe park being entirely i laturc not only has a coafro! in toia separata aud exclusive. All drivsw, | I respect over iou-rior m unicipa litta*, walks and bridle paths can l-e carried ; 1 which it oxervisns by genoral taws, but under tho avenue io aa to admit tho ' it sometime* find* ii necessary to interfpeet and uaobetructml votatastnication ' p-svo its power in »ik-nal cases to proven'. Iroru one park to th* other. A city rut!- |> uajurt or litirdenMuro taxation, as well way already run* to too r-nteranev uf1 1 ao to compel the performance of a (•!■• ir the** grounds—they having been choven i Lug rince as th* best adapted iu the ■ niburbaof too city for a (Wring park ' and fair parpoM* Ax a matter of g*n- payer before the passage of taws author •ra) areees, tb* |ritu-ipal approach in ' rring compulsory taxation. -‘The govsumtnor will 1m» the iirer. Hie city, ivi urtuu-'nt r-rovido* court hour.**, build­ now built, stretchV* its length along too ing’ for tho seminaries of instruction. ■ river a distance twice or four timvi it* j >d srhubwotne depth. Tbo mars of tbo dtirons live, therefor*, at short d'»!anc*s from tho TUB THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Boston, Maa*., & Detroit, Mich. Crsyes. Drswto* «r Use flew - -—a—............. . Tbs CstTsrt Llthocspblax Compsnr ot Petroll. sr. ao< P.btabi.M . spto.dil T..M1 Utaf^ -f Ujw lb. worr. Profesiojial ajid 6u;I The New Capitol and Grounds, wantih1; ....*'ssSus AOK. xlciiWfca! 55,® DOW OF NHHS! ‘Iff'Si'..' Jo Cask. n«*i taut. S»4 Fefwesl Freyerty. la •■’•••to frees H la H.0OJ. $23,900 in Real Estate I $3,000 IAMBS VICK. K«U*l*r.N«w Y» 10,000= wra= CHANCERY ORDEft. FrATEUF MICHIGAN, 718 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS tas Pnf. EOWLER’S GREAT WORK , "W'ltieiitkHOI-OH :se££::~ °r Hr*,c‘ /•v/Xr The Crownine Triurn ph is e in Cash! $6,565 in Personal Property usr UalMUi C*u*«s ornju. U..U iM.tur, IS |£ lUIui .{a2knSfte&t. W4T ilioutniit kail's Paradei Seiiut Mate. •tat ICXA.Xm* LlI*«U»o- DOISTT A NEW BOOK asssstv Be Sre«lvrd.bwi tor eoujUa. esM*. svtv ihr.-st, boarxans sad bienaMal d.tfieultlee. u>< ash. BiMimnwi WELLS’ CARBOEIC TABLETS mini v. nuns,». j. ran ern Gant Carriage & House ■> A I' X? m -v KT /"> Banners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. . WOODEN BLOCK LETTER* , Iwuefita and pleasure* to n jiaik visit. The park dock wuul.l bu nlu> used for landing material required in th.' itnl^ovDtuent of the park, and in building tho new wntar work* and reservoir*, •aving, as compared nith the cost ol transportation to nn inland rite, vitxu-, in tliu course ol years, greatly i***cning the coax of thc-e* works. Tns princfplo sz SS/srCE’.xl:! =-.-,,iSxntt‘js?nrwa • aS -w.Un.nuO. .-ona« («n ■ I*artieutar attarition paid tu (■lass Show Cards. SHOR.ETS or Ths__ CONVENT UONFESSI ONAL. however, ap[»er a liopuLr doeirinj in thia State. At the ume lime it tn. been very equitable and practically met in thia case. First, tho land* have been offered iu cuntaact, tr> the L'ark UommiMknem. lorn pn<k nt pric*. for twlow ‘.heir marks! value Second, par­ tian owning adjototog pnmert here sab-' acribed MIS,<XW with which to purthnw BY JULIA McNAIR WRIGHT. LANGLEY DICKINSON Htutinge, Kept. 1«, 1872.—tf “jasi; Dr. Crook’s Wineofi; r. \k IO YEAKH Public Test DR. CROOK’S $5 to S20 uated to th* eity for park*purposes. In addition to the forgoing, tbn tnrrilarr surrounding die proposial park bhnll. by the terms of act, be anncaod to the eity bvfcro its mririsions are enforced or executed. This territory has already pdi* of ths upon it rMidencea and manufactory-■ is, at the g— __ __ ___________ „ worth from 81,000.000 to 82,000,000, all . «x>urt end tribnta freta a continent, her this must be taxed at occo for its pro­ petition, bearing the name* of no many portion of th* eapensea ot tho city gov­ whoso inlelhgvnco, <ndture. wealth, ernment together with tho city’s pros­ rank, umlpublh- worth ore written all ent inJebtadnesa. In the argument: over tin- city they buildod, fxprreeoa a I prayi-r that aliouM bo grantid. Your committee, therefore, Uavo directed me to report back the i'ark bill favorably to the Sennt- without amendment, and in the locatum of porks to-other towns ia believed. The surrounding prun*rty would then be appreciated to doubhi or BEST THIH6 II THE WEST quadruple its piownt value, and in­ moo* relatively the amount ol' tax.-w AUhlMD. Topeka 1-. Santa. Fe R. R. produced by it The statement that the mare location of the park, without U* improvement, MILLION ACRES will not reeult in increased value*, is also THREE .Sitnatfii in and nntr IA- JrLtac.n a fallacy. Th*/art *Zm« that tho park; ha* been legally located, will at one* doable the pace, and hence, <ir*at-.d value of th* surrounding property. The । rity ha* now, practically, no public grounds far the people. • Locate tlx Hamtramck park, open it to tho public -n the avenue and river trout, bnng it! within th* control and protection of the <ity poliea, end its driving 'cottne, its, open spaces for ball dubs and drill; grounds, its 800 acre* of forest end woodland, its pure air, ils extended; views, its rural charms and natural nt- '■ trac-tions alone, without to* expenditure ot a dollar in improvement, will make : it at once tbo j-ulat rewrt for tlie j-oo- ’ pie. For th* ffrit time, thna, in it* history will the rity have provided ground* j dedicated to the use of the public, where henceforth th* picnic party,-’ the public and Sunday-ecbools, al) the children ■ who work or study, can go and breathe j pure air and gather instructions from i thadreee, birds, flowen, river, lake, and j rivulet —God’s tutors— too much noglr.-. tad by the over-worited, over-rtudivj. . over-crowded children of our citie*. 'I’ll* arsa included in the prop-**-1 WINE 2829 dr. wrtsorrs_____ EtogQMBM *lmtlnr prenarna. Uoc Crcr ottered the public. Il !• rich In the medicinal qualttca Of Tar. «nd uasqmlsd lor diaeas» of the Throat and Lunp, »rirrnfef lb* no* reanukabi* rars*. •ongtis, Colda, <Yvron Ic Congha. OPIDM COUGH MIXTURE. BLACKSMIT ILAVIM Umrerei u ar *re sum*. I e<n>id *** rwrstuxU ■Ssts&Jy I; k» tom proaocnml a specific lor Inina ccaplstnia. MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. EXCLUSIVELY’:^ SINE’S the most Extensive ;K.'T. I MOM in lbs viirld. tirxliKur batisr wnik ■< I 1 Ism cost then other* im posnW*. For pains in Rroait, Side or Back, Gravel or Kidney DLieav, Diseases of tho Erinary Orgniw, Jaundiceor any Liver Complaint, It Ii alio a superior Tonic, Restores tho Appetite, Strengthens tho System, Restores the Weak and Debill tated, Causes tho Food to Digest, Removes Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fevers, f Givei tone to your System. TRf DR.CROOK’SWDiEOFTAR FURGUSON'S WONDERFUL OIL ! 00787026 Sdii Silter aid P WORM CONFECTIONS Swarf’s H Price Fixed"!-S;.E_”gXr j&NTESPtltSE. nssi «J Ml/ bwi ■.Marini ul >n»rkMMb>p. Elustrated Catalogue and Testimouial Circular, with important information about Organa which may nave pinchesera from disappointment in purchase of inferior or worthier* Instramcute or । payment of high price-., sent free ■ Gold & Silver ■MSUBB YOUR LIFE Tie Iitul Life Iinmct Cmjui, DENTIS Natliille. OKAND, KAPltat............ LARGEST anil STRONGEST Michigan Ex MN & HAMLIN ORGAN CO, Assets over SJ6.000.000. Ml® is about 8,000 acre*. Thia, with ns' lactation and buildings,-to edlmal-1 nt 82,000,000, which, long before the maturity of the bonds will equal t2", 000,000. The assessed u* valuation of i property to Detroit to abooi Ml par cent., of its real value. Fortv per eent at 820,• ow.000 Memo,boo. Threaten* per cent, which to toes than tho city tax. I w-mJd ytoid 880.000 p« annum, which; BOILER W0RK8. FOR SALE. PURIFY YOUB BLOOD. [COMFORTS | PECTORAL SY' liU I> Consumption can be cured. German Bcmedy DR CROOK’S mturor POKE ROOT. IF YOU W � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-03-26.pdf e8d007e105e31f2656e08ad7aa5d885c PDF Text Text The B\|<|I1R. 'Tbo wealth ha* l-KMl always _____________ vol, xyii HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. 1873' Card?. Mwwl ! potirn. FARMERS ! Greble & Russell RUMS ELL Beh she had brought I might follow them, iriw at tho hall 1 ‘t winder wdnder whether whether I shall reach Lome ng ou with my shy safely, ho muied, ly,'’ bo mused, hoi holding it white ho , white th* whisper- looked cd round in tbo the ddarkness. ‘Nina, JUDGE HOT—A EKPLY- OLIVER juet oataule tho porcb, and bad stopped i awsred me. iug tluir ton ig the .oft, white he was gvnsrally very grn-; Our wreath, hs had raid— Mara's aad eloudt; bat all th* joyua mu■ ; prahap* bec*<uo b* did .ruins I I thought it looked Jovely even Oroaomyroof: perhaps ba-1 among Eleanor's rar* and brilliant flowM so grand and handamne j ora The ehildren and I—reaching tho coma. Slowly there crept to my feet the loa^tlionipg shadows of the winter, whose coming I sorely, dreaded. PLOWS! Bffl ----------------------------------------------- auu 1 had just brought into the church ing braid* tn* in ibo twilight, with that. porch, bringiag in tbo. ChristmM. sou.... >oy test armful of glistening hoHv litllo unite upua hfa Up* with which hs shin* on thato.faM*. Old — • Mrs. Gatto1 boughs from tbo porch. Under the so often spoko tome. «If so. let fas ramo at teat, on Mark's arm. and ana eke an* I palpi! stairs rat Eleanor, flowing fatten ’» arm, hang it before we art shroud*! in utter | stood a moment just withiu tho door. We ask you to take it / O1V bn^Lluat, and th* sbultowi and th* curtain* drawn. Mar u C. G. HOLBROOK. WM IE HAYPORD TerLaps,'I said. tofaMag «ato th* fire, Marq would do.’ Dreamily, in ht full *nd partect ■If she k*nw him well aha may ha beauty, the summer follow*! j on all guessed if,’ my mother added gently. the land lav ita fltthing, ra.liant amile : yard nfter Eleanor had left the church, ‘ Mering back into the light, my cheeks but through three long bright dayt he uad.I know that Marq. Grollo (bi. ’ burning, 1 stood and smiled my, teat noros was niallv Mnrotin. Im! n-n nl. > ...I —w-M. ___ Invite your special attention to the " WUlUHTk HOLBROOK. NO. 48. How different! TRIAL Mani. aver as I stood rotting a moment near Lor. Hhu wet talking to papa qu'ietlr and rapidly as ah* worked, but I did not follow her. Now and thou I hoard •chasubles,’ tunictee,’ ‘ulbr,’ baretta,, -_4------- -------------- |pjx>se h# With this Guaranty. W3f. H. HVRtlHCR. ‘SJ^iEiiJM" “* **“**• ,'w* That it will EXCEL any and ALL Flo., .i in the following points : 1st. spoke at tbajall; artistically I will put it up., day for every age to uomo. And tho. I stood at thr foot of the little tedder. । gted words of tho na-hom Sited the a kite th. childreu, who had finished | church as if wo too. in joy and thanks- the long whit* scroll. their task, gathered round. When tbo : giving, would join tho angels* hymn to wreath was hung he stepped down dav. ’ among ua, and—quite unconsciously, 1 v.— . • think—laid his hand an mine as bo i looked uo el itthis task so light to mein the years gone 'The flowers look very commonplace by- I would think nons out hapnv ft,...-!... ■ I braid* Miss UXeird's,' I .eid, with a er came to iu on ChriattaM-day until little eteh. evening, at>d I nspodsdly wondered I Ho iauzhcl—the laugh deepening iu when —a* be shook hand* with us all— । his eyes as he turned end looked into my ho wished us « merry Christmas, for­ , face. getting lie had dona so early it. the •I think Miss M'Lain’.'s garlands are I as like herself as Miss Callaway's garI lands are like hareolf, My Cogers could not weavo a wreath of here.' apooh~insj rather nervously. 'Air. Cslte•That looks pretty now.’ I raid, sbll way, what do you think has haprientd F liaii r‘“n’ *or*!Jr against tny I looking up. I of couree papa raid be could not I "It fa our railier. How . think st all. •Who made tbo wreath that hung ■ fang will it ' ‘Old Mrs. Duscari bra died at • Tvr‘Only <rrf put in Torn, quay, aud—end—teft me Iter hair.' practically | ‘Nonsense!' paao said promptly. •Indeed,, ftir!' laughed Marq., tun! ,‘You joko too gravely, Marq? may I inquire what Christmas you al-1 'But it fa not a joke, air; it u* a yita-i i hide to f Now, Nina, is there anything j pfo faet? ’ I Ills* for mo to do iu Ibis way f I -But she lias a son, Mr. Gotta,1 b-gan T think not.’ ■ Tom. staring into Marq'a faiw. i* b coming d.,wn t„ But though the children vent homo | <N*. bat her husband had one? betakes ]<awuin then, we two still lingered there, white ‘And site has left her hnsband'a the brilliant Jrauvitr aeon*, upon the . n(W lth array UUUl from UU( her (lUSUBU.. husband's U1WUU a ^nT eastern window ctvw more and more I I arkod. breatliiag breathing very quietly. quickly. I real as tbs light faded without 1■ Marq Marq simply simply answered answered ‘‘Yea. Yea.’’ without ’ ■! have one thing more to do, you 'looking '‘ ‘ at mo u ‘he spoke ! know. Marq, J said, aa tho choir cams •riiuecsthat Quarrel, nearly twenty ! iu. 'We have to ring th* anthem over years ago,’ be added, as papa questioned It w^l?nin with lean draft, and turn u deeper and wider fttrrow. 2d. It will do belter work and will not clog, the standard being curved and the beam higher. 1 3d. It will last more than four times as long as anv other plow, as it is rihill<u1irharder - ! tluin tempered steel. ’ , 4th. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. ! 5th. It is easier to hold being a Center Draft. ,ul 6th. The points will wear twice orthree times as long any other. OHS. J. M. k JOHN* ROBERTS ALSO THE CELEBRATE South. Bend Wagon! fizl’ ’M.TS ! At Factory Prices. T. IL DIAMOND. Salt! Salt! Salt! MILO T WHEELER. J. P. ROBERTS & VROOMAN. ._ CO FARMERS fflanlnsr Machine. II Ol s. w 11. LI AMS- fc COw Look to your interest and purchase your Halt ut*thcT>l(l stand of right I will eland here and , listen.* ' The singers lighted the candies on they tall ma? * ; the organ, and beat over thorn to bring •And the will l» valid r i their light opon the musia; but I know TWF-pcn, i the graud old anthem well, sud stood own. to Peru os she won d? DRUGS where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. BLACKSMITHING. PAINTS & OILS what life 1 asked you to ■ » ? Could I offer myself to xi ms if I Marq. presently. ‘Has it tried you love, my darling f I did not answer that, but shyly took my place bnforo the top tray. •Ah, little Nina, it Is Impassible that with us that tbo Priory ought to be ocraided. It is the only hoa*v in the' neighborhood which I visit- Now 1 church, and I carried with m- the flow­ think ?' 1 inquired. Soltool Books Ji' Stationery tfito o/fy qooos i/t C/totf s took my hand* in *1 said I should co 1 Christmas night? •You said so, but n ■ Often in the time that followed did I im interrupted. bauds were tight upon the rails, and my sadly remember how heeiih-sely I had •Old Mr. Duncan was entirely ruled tongue felt hot and dry. sung the comforting words that night, ' while 1 watched his listening figure. there, Nina T . I rank was drained in the village, and • io and I — walked on — togeth‘How very decidedly you shake your ’ Miq ,—r l ..... ......... slowly e — a---- i ■ uoi uaio er auwn ths qutel tens, the darkhen of that would will it awar from hia ■ the Christmas night deepening am! j my fath.r said. ' ‘Why, the dMqwtung, and no star ynt ronluring narno aud the estate have gcrao Another out into Jho chilling air. Yet wo lin-1 f,)r two hundred years.' * gen'd at every step, thinking nothing of >; .rej t.-izhllTVfMT GOODYEAR «fc BARLOW mure bright and tender lliam it used to over toy ehair, while I first looked an- Medicines BE3SMER, HEATH k CO. formidable children'* tea since he had •There it no difficulty in deciding UI was wrong in her mind,' said my ithar, gravely ’Hew inveterate mad Cheaper DENTIST • Mrille. liciitai. unconditionally'to her. Ute will never oven mentioning his only eon; but Man) wan telling ma other things—how Mm Duncan always sought hit advioo now on the most trifling matters of bua- PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY J. S. GOODYEAR &, Co. BECKlPTS. Srltri Jitorjr. Marq f asked Elsie, raising her small Inquisitive faov, and trying—as I think were all trying—to rend Mnrq’t Espfi EttLHaM JDlfi B, 1871 MBS DBS CAN 8 WILL- herhick. THE MIST MT IT HfflW! Gold & Silver Watches Russell & Navins What is it ? EtM film aid Plate* Van, LEE REED’S Trip Hanunor. Swsrfs H°TEL, HAMMEIlKlt. Michigan Exchange, i — ° Immense Stock k’ra, My “Trip Hammer, " with which I make Irons far BUGGIKK enable* roe to sell Bunrira so LOW m Io DEFY COMPETITION. ° PBIfflfflBE , . r ’ Single scat- Baffios as Loib as One Hundred DoIiai'M. One Hundred n.n<l Twent j ~flve Dollar*, Fall The little church tlamb. high upon don't tbeyr I asked. the hill at CroMtnytocf. It fa not a handsome church at all, nor curious, nor famous; but I lore it dearly, as I ought to love it, having lived all my life in its very shadow, ani listenix! within ite-old lbs pure white flakes clung delicately am a very rich man, Eaie darling, hut the dark old wood-work. How enld t and vary thoughtfully, and they fell up- lira among tueb beMtiful flornre r Would it make Marq hoppy I laughed too. sanctified it lends with him eldest daughter, of course th* chief of J ful scenti tlie work and of th* pleasure, fall u;>on : like your me. The children (I mean my brothers j enure* 1 and sisters) helped me always, and wo ' with me. banquet ball of that hip already, pa said laugh- which had arranged thorn : * flirg^ nil about tbo cold, and . . .... _ jptetnly as th* now filled the Winter Goods. £2 . —---- -------- Jslk*d a stooping, sun-baniod g< ntloman. with gray hair and a faro lined thickly by □f Stepney r Chnatmaa-etay were gone. I had tiug my chickna« too noon. Never fire in my bedroom, etao I Ihink I sb I! I feel that I shall win nooera at Ladies will find almost everything usualiy.kept in a Dry Good* □ is the one great hope that loads me on. CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wilk and Licuors von aicnicixat. runroHKn. | Batt, Caps, CMG Baft td Stes often glad that we were in the church »t a Buggy far so small nu lunount of money. J do not Intend to loose Ion as a buggy builder by selling a ixxrr article. Mu Wor IF YOU WANT Jthfve«*«nt ------ to Warrant Good! 'Nina, a merry Christmas !' bugry, and they are: A Good AXLE, Tbo grratosi of all 1. the WHEEL, Prices Guaranteed. J. L. R^ED HASTINGS MARBLE WORIS! u. I Axil firm handupuu them, . failure. Of all the B. F. STEIN HOFF J. Cole & Son, * xnan, MONUMENTS HKADMTONl®. TABLE TQra MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. ITALIAN Sma! mttaial UDFUltffi, ere coiuitrueled in various parts of thw bte. and to add to th* inkixioetoa ef M, and continued fcr a cottplo of bourt. Now Farmers, I —___ Tyndall wore givan, a*, the rate of fifteen deUns a ticket. For nearly a week the lord of the manor, with £3,000 a year; mine £300. night—on Chrmimoa night Ah, little Nina, let it be kind. 1 have loved you k iul S10.0W. �fht^ntHiran^ttntifr. Election Notice, ' th* written teitimonials of twenty -sewn Senators in frrur of his eppointmant by tbe I’residout. stories of Boflulo licuting, adventuri­ i John Goforth Esq., an ublo and *x- sm-tug the Indiana, and the peculiari­ । perienoed tawysr ef Philadelphia, has ties of the country which ray friend i boon oonhnaod as Assistant U. R At­ John was well posted in, and rotirod to torney General in th* place ol CoF Wm. bed in our wagon about mhlnigbt, and McMkbeol who ie installed in the oBc* slept soundly until I was uwak*n«d at of U. 8. District Attorney for tbe east­ daylight by the gabbling ol Wild Gee so ern District of Pennsylvania. From long jiersoaal knowledge your curre*pondent can say of Mr. Goforth, that ho journey and a* I looked over those is an able sad worthy gentleman—the beautiful prairie* gently rolling, no right man for sueh a place. hill*, beautiful road* nice a* plank, nil unsurpassed by that of any country, Senator Conkling mad* a model climate delightful, every body I saw in speech la tho Senate on Wednesday good health; I thought surely Iwo an. and Thursday on th* subject of tbo res­ heme* for all’ utssurpa.Kxl by any cjuh- REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET Isaac p. cnumANcr. KlWABU C. WALKK axDUvr cuMUt When the telegraphic synopsis of tho inaugural address of President Grant reached Germany, that passage therein which expresses tho confident conviction that all the people ot tho earth are drawing nearer so republican institu­ tions, excited tbe wrath of some of tho monarchical journals, and one of them exclaimed, tn its rage, that diplomatic relations should immediately bo abeu- olution declaring tho scat of i4nator Caldwrfl vacant In power of logic and strength of language it waa perfectly Wulistorian. After laying down the principle* by which th* Senate waa le­ gally bound end limited, denying tho right of tho Senate to question th* motire* of Stat* legislators in giving their votoo for U. 8. Sonatore, and contend­ ing that therein th* State Legislature and the Stat* Courts in tho absence of any act of Congroa* conferring tho spe­ cific jurisdiction elsewhere, hav* exclu­ sive jurisdiction in all questions of bribery of their own members ; ho avered that Senator Caldwell poaseswd eve­ ry qualification into which th* Senate had a right to inquire. ,He received a majority of the votes atet by the Legis­ lature of Kansas, and the election was conducted in tho place and manner pre­ scribed by law ; tbo votes were honest­ ly counted and legally returned. Ho had sat in th* Senate and exerdsod all Exacuthw was guilty of such insulting remarks. Of course th* German Guvernmont cannot bo held responsible for this unseemly ebullitwn, and we only at* it a* another Mridenco of th* feel, ings of alarm and aversion with which our Republic is regarded. hr n over ws* elected at all, and in fact Since the war, Prussia ha* become an there Lad been n-> election for Senator, absolute miiitarr drapotism. Tho gov­ and that tbo scat which Mr. Caldwell ernment ha* interfered so fur with the has been filling ha* been vacant all the time ! He exhorted Senator* to keep which published to* alteration of th* within the law and not to transcend it ou account of sympathise and emotion* CITY City Ordinances. OF HASTINGS SATITRDAY, APRIL 5th* 1873. From 8 o’clock, .4. -If, until 8 cfdocJc, P. M.. Sxrtx. JtasT »«■»»-•••*--"ACertter MOI. J.fere>«Mre^.iwa»4« rfTtera^t*Bl«*e. 3Hied K.rsr Vsttey Bsllrni UvpoL First Ward. Alehin Edwin Adams Josntt Hauer Cha* H Hnrtou ChaaH Hasting*. Wishart's Pino Tree Tar Cordial. ATURK'S GREAT REMEDY HstongS Max rnuip First-Class Instruments. Cn ■' IteTrantarUMlth. Ut IU rtn*u •lull idMlvsawk I. m th. On am iUII (ran U»<* UmvsIHv >»us •■4iuu ki> Sigi fn- 1 so trw* til** Io Ua> atU url rt *• w-4«n New Scales. Lewis Henry C I-emni Ell McMurry Lafnyetl McElwstu* Delos New Styles. . Very Low. tb* United States os a great potion Hotchkiss John and whatever may be tbe wrongful in­ fluence uj>on the Legislature, 'die set is his own. lie intends to do it, anti it cannot be set aaido. Ho said if the question wtis one of expulsion it would bo governed by different principles, and tbo jurisdiction would be unquestioned. A POBI Month 20th, J87H. * At length the suspense is ovor and the new national Cabinet la (imply a rosppointment of the old by tbe substi­ tution of Judge Richardson, in place of . k lUsoix It«a*iiS*d_—_____ • tk« rrvpyc SHUIU «t *11 r»MM i r» jmoti l-n at mail rMstaler iBts-lKM 4iM«*n. to tk //annas Abram II Zfeyfotd »m JI Huny Heury IT JZowre James M Myers Wm Manthall Arthur Marent Barclay Mann LcviO My«r» Joeepii Maynard James W Mayusni Myron H Minkler John F Min.lv John MyrmWni II Tig Piae Tree Tar Mai, Great American Dyspepsia Pills, J/anee Daniel JfeNair Fredctipk I Muury Joeee JTcC'-iy George -VcQuoen Oliver JA-fo'llan George // H.usJu^U McGraw Lewis ■Main Francis Jfsin Fred .Wain JJarvey P Mann Levi 6 Newman Win Nodiuu Andrew Norte James Northrop C’fasrlre U Otis J.arnb Odell r£ra Pewors JFm E 1‘owere JT’m JI 1'mton Bony T K Parker Nelson Phillip* Traverse Phillips Leander Parsons Ephriam Sr Farter Erasmus D Porter I!<>l*-rt B I’nckel Jfiltou Ibuscns Epbruun Jr Hobinson Geo 11 Roberts Gurdon Ramsdell Edward 0 Ramsdell Alfred A Itolfc J/icksou //' Roberta Jsmos P Ruseel Julius Iluforu John Rower Augustus Rock Adam JI R-*d George M Rich Jason Itenki* George Sheldon Fhitn A Hwin David H Stephen Sarsaparilla Jooe« Morgan Kuhlman Keubln Kittfsbury Hlrsni Ksnfodd lilram J M*ttr.Hc^l Myers Joseph McMurry Msdtaon Mixer Ly man X Moon Byron eats;' tooted, b a just tribute to a werthv and able man wboee faithfulness to ecnvicI left Topoka un tbe Santa Foe B- R, iioaa of duty lost him his seat in the paaeed through a^liMntifel country, and tfewst*. Your’correspondent fans little a groat many flourwiring towns along aequaintanoe prewsnoliy with the new |be Jig* of tho road; a good farming Aamstaat Secretary, bet will continue country with c*m*>diubUe timber, an abundance of coal, and as good stone quarries a* tiiore is to be found in any country. At Newtoa, I took tho branch road that rune to ton sty of Wichita, wlu*h is a place of four thousand inbabstMta, sod it ie a woodor to bsfodd. Three year, ego fest fell the flrrt hoowi was built, and now to aee th* immoo** store* filled with goods; tho big hotels. Smrth Pbineae Sortwdl JFm A Skinner Albert Swin Jnmee A Hartwell JFm »’ Standley Frank A Fourth Ward. tiudlJcss* C Tongate Edward Taylor E-igunn A Tomlinson G01irg>, Tinkler ffm Tinkler Thomas Throop Arem-mous ’ Piarte WHOLESALE <fr RETAIL^ J E W E L ER'S ! Tbo LARGEST and moat complete Jewelry Store In tb* West, with tbs flat*! Htock ever brought to the City. Marble Honrv Marshall Gongn Myer* W m H Mnut Jacob Malfory Edwin IT Cedar Creek, Haren'Ji, on* day. 1 Johnstown, Doty School llnmw, April 1st, one day. Hickory Comers, April 21, ono day. Hastings April 8tb, and S)th, Court House, two days each. Woodland, April 10th, one day. Kashvilln. April 12th, one dav. Middleville, April 14th, two days. Assyria, April 17 th. two days. i shall iadsks U *arl««J Srjtrssyzr:! -Johnson i: Co’ <My New* Depo Kimble Erastus . Kinfold Frank Kl-qipcr Christopher Lak* 2feury ' Lathrop Mehiah J WORM SUGAR DROPS Frairie Stat*. There seem* to b* a desire among a greet maay in this vicinity un account ot our long anil severe winter Haskins H'm IT Zferiow Elwia U Z/icks R~m F Zficks Charles 2T Hoonen Owen Howard Frank Jones Henry B. F. NORRIS & CO Second Ward. of Washington ha* been settled by rain and there wo no longer hare tho blind­ ing dost-freighted winds which mar the Warepeat it, that forms are only delightful climate of our city during shadows iu ths absanoo of the substantc; and that tbe Prussian Parliament is ab­ solutely powerleva, and ha* not a ccn•tabdo to Jenfctco it»J will against ths crown. It is, therefore, only a debating school, whoso deliberatfous tbo govern­ ment wilt adopt when tbo results are ucoi^itiLls .[and, an a matter of exped iEditor Bivxxs: A* a great many « ncy, tbe government is too wise to pick are making enquiries of me and ore a needless quarrel about minor matters. anxious to know about th* country, tbe But whenever th* Emperor desires the climate, the soil, the times, th* proepct* adherence to a certain .line of policy, in tbe State of Kansas, I concluded I tbo chambers must either yield grace­ would write eoaie particulars for gene­ fully, or they will b* seat home and ral information which may interest disciplined like unruly school-boys. ' those contemplating] to move to (hat to find a home in some mm* congenial climate, and 1 being affected in the same way and coming out almost wintor-killed this spring. I therefore took a trip to Kansu to so* too country and what 1 thought nbotii~ making that State my fntur* borne I left Hastings, March 10th, enjoy­ ing a ride in my sleigh to the DiqxX, with good winter weather, and in two days time waa enjoying warm, pleasant wca'her, nith th* *i>ring birds merry songs, children barefoot in tbo streets, door* and windows open, farnwr* plow­ big and sowing, making gardens, sot­ ting trees, all-alive and busy as we are in May. How strange it all ecemed to mo. I went to T<qwka, which is a beautiful new city, where old ‘'Subsidy ssjj Pomeroy received hi* cheeks for private life from York, and now be is familiar­ ly known through Kaunas u old “Sub­ sidy Pomeroy.” But I will Jot him pas* by saying that the people *f Kan- ; so* rejoice to know his power for evil In ■ too politic* of that State is forever end- 1 U arcroom, .Vo. 2o8 Greene, near Eighth. St., S,,X,i5T.-u’kt! waktd into ontrgelic activity, and are tten or ptnonntl cf tho cabinet on their requiring ail city improvement work part was inadmlssablo; and yet, th* not performed promptly and according to tho contract term* to bo perfected German press in America, denied by and pushedforward with dispatch. OUH WASHINGTON LETTER. Hossrd A Co, N to get th* Jtuup* ■ XCS; Tbo Grand Union Ball to come off at the inauguration ball room, under tho auspice* of the various State . Associa­ tion* uf this District on the 25th in*L, promises to be a groat success. intelligent men or or ascribing inherent power to tho Prussian Parlia­ ment, while, in point of feet, it is stm-. ply an aasociblage of persons who are (Mt mittad to advise tho government up­ on ouch measure* as tho government may lay before them, tut who must, upon all important questions, side with llio gorarnment er olso their advice is wonting New Prices. ■ cjunio against ihoso papers that dared to publish tho I*re*ul*nt's inaugural. While schoolmasters are starving ut I a salary of from one hundred and twen­ ty to two hundred dollars per year, tho private snldior ie three htmdred and twenty 1‘rusrian thaler*. Th* peace cstaldishment is fixed at four hundred tbouaasdmen, which cosfe ono hundred and twenty-eight mdlionx of t halon, or about on* hundred millions of dollar* in gold, besides th* extra expenditures for armament, fortification*, and the fH« liciLN NOTICB is hereby given, that the several Aldermen of the Several Wards, of Htetl-trnliou, under and by virtue of an Act entitled, " An act r?v v to P,,M,'rvo ‘bo purity of Election*, and guard against the abuare of Elec?™eArn.!,.cbl‘<7 •’/ “ R«xlstmtlon of Wectorv, approved February 14. IMO. a« amended by act li>l, Scwlnn Law* of 180J, appr.reedMr.rch S.1,1M»," will meet on Wellington city is truly a frostier city. You woolJ know it by. the Buffalo meat in market at two cents per pound, and robes at from ono to. three dollar* each, in short, here is all the evidence you can desire to txmvtbce you that you are away West on the frontier. This is on the Osago Indian trust lands. There are plenty of claims to bo taken; second han-1 land* c'.usp, a good pteco for a man to inveat moaeyr Altec (pending a few day* in WcDlngton, I turned tty face homeward, buying a Faairie Dog which I brought through with nu> crea­ ting quite a sensation among the pass­ enger* and nt tho Depot where I stop­ ped, all anxious to see tho little wonder of tho West New Advertisements. BACON <fc KARR’S 137 & 139 State St corner cf Madison, HOWARD Indies' Fino Gold watch.-. Gulti Opera Chain*. Diamonds, Silver Spoans, ta absolstley pa Gold Neck Chains, SilverVeet Chains Table Castor*. Cake Baskets, Hyntp Dishes, Spoon Holder*. Cap* and Goblets, Cord Stands, N’pkm ninPuWaiter*. Gold Ring*. ’ Gold Terth Picks’ Gold Watch Key*, Coral Bead., ’ Coral Necklace*. Coral Sett* and Rings, Brons* Omnmente I U<'ld Tbimbh-. Silver Thimbles, Gold Locket*, Shirt Btudds, Music Boxes, Q;ier> and if any ono M. Ml U the g]*m« Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. - .. 38• C- r. NORRIS & co., 137 A in STATE STREET. CHICAGO SALT fcwpenllr prov SALT BARLOW & GOOD YEA. R k«ep . htg. wpply „r 8.U for .1 Uwen m.rk.1 r.ie., io troyediU rou their Brick Warehouse. at SB 6 nti id IB mt son ttai Salt Emi b nt Mkr. mor„„w ,0 denlrri >t a vance above Car-load Rates. sn)il] ai ' Taylor T Baxter tubb«- Water Iiime, DrJ. C. AYEF 4. CO., Lowrfl, Mm., •om* »16»,(XX> Any one voting our cty should call ati ur establishment and *xamin* th* cools. THE CHEAPEST PRISES IS OUR MOTTO . Third Ward. School books, CHICAGO Ohio limp, rve Lapstn r<Ws>tiD JJ! 04H L04» Wool, �bepublicax city caucus. K*Fi,bucMi B\|<aaq Regular mooting of tbe Common Council at tho Council room, Monday evening, March 24 th, 1873. Present—Mayor, Recorder, and AMs. llama, Jow»ll, Wooley Kontio'.J and For the purpose nf organizing an associatiou to purchase ground, and erect * Warehouse and Elevator, for the atorngo of farmers produce and such other commoditiM as may be doomed , necessary for fanners use, and to tanin­ , tain tho amno. Tho undersigned xubREPUBLICAN WARD CAUCUSES. Jxvibor* for the .tack of said assoeisifon Local lllwKS patice;. 1*L Tho name and titlo of this asso­ ciation shall bo. The Barry County Agri­ cultural Warehouse Assoreation. 2<L The place where it. Warehouse and Elevator ahall be located, and its . ypenitions of atorage and its cvnsxal , business cutxdoct*! shall be in the city of HaMinga. Barry County. Mich. j 3d, Tbo board of directors shall con­ j siat uf aoveu at■ cfchuldors who shall bo elected by a umjonty of tho stockholder. 1 of this association at a mooting to be _ ... i Hasting*. March 20th, 1873. Of Clothes if Bought from Mlnutes of previous msoting road and sjiprovod. Account of Wm. I).’Hayes, l?2y«ars salary as Recorder, 8125, was presented. On motion of Aid Jowell, the account wax allowed and order drawn. By Aid. Hama— Thst tbo resolution pamed by this Board, July 12th, 1872, authorizing tho Mayor to appoint a Board of Health bo do tiller into tbo following articles of __Nortcx.—Positively I.. must hare my accounts settled by May 1st, as I am going awny on account of my health. $3.00 to $10.00 SAVED ON A STTIT Shirts anc^Drawers 40 and Cents that other Stores' sell New Advertisements, Winter Overcoats all will be »old below Cost. Price ofOver- $25.00. $10.00. Fine By Aid. Hems— That tho Board proceed to elect *11J t a Physician, to.be a member REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES. fool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. Black cloth suits $12.00 to $40tho Board of directors shall direct. ' -lih. The capital stock of this omocuitiou shall be eight thoumnd dollars, to 0o divided iuto aSares of fifty dollars each; but tho capital rfiay bo 'increased if urcesaary in such manner as the stock­ holders shall provide. 5th. Each aharo of th> capital alack of this association shall ba entitled to ono vote, but any ono person ahall not acquire or represent more than ten shares of stock in this asnociation. tith. Tlii» aaaociation shall elect a Prmideat, Vire Preaid ent, S-crwrary. Trwuunr, stul seven Directors from among the stockholders otsaid asaociation,-annually, by a ■.najoritr vote of all thumemb.-r* present nt said mooting. Say man ; are you hungv ? Woman are von feint for want of food? Child do you want something to eat? If so call at 1* E Stawtfcr’s Eating House North Side State Street, where you will find eventhing in tho lino of eatables, only 25 rente per meal. 46tf Sail Ho.—N. T. Parker of this city will sell at low figures. for coal* or good approvsd notes : two good Mares, one weighs about 1200 lbs, tho other about 900 lbs, two Smgte buggies, two double buggies, two double and two single HarnesMi Hero are bargains for th«w wanting such property, that uro not often met with. Ctutt ttrlg. 45tf Goers, clerks anil agents of .th, a**ociation: to fix tho salaries to .be jtaid to ;them; to require bouda fur thorn, and I to.tlx the penalties thereof; genorally, to do and preform all tho acts that it may bo legal for a Board of directors to do under the mt aforesaid, and tbe general law, governing corpora'ious in tho State of Michigan, and they shall also have power to make all by laws that it may bo proper and couvvnisut lor them fo makn fur Hie gennral rogulatioti ot the buaiuoas of thi' association, and the managenwut and administration CuArrw Hanns, face, rough akin, v-iiuplus, ringworm, salt-rheum, and other eutnucouv affections cured, ami tin- skin nude soft end smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell. Hazard A Co, New York. Bo certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there uro many wurthleM imitations ramie A Ballot being taken resulted as fol­ lows: Dr. Wm. Upjhon, received ffive. Dr. A. P. Drake, received ono. By AIL Jowell— That Aid. Hams, tbo Recorder, and Dr. Wm. Upjohn, bo apjointed a Board of Hrahh lor I tic City of Hastings. Carried. On motion Council adjourned. fine English and.French Cass, Sults, Wl:.. made elegant goods and perfect prices $25.00 to 40.00. LOWEST PRICES IN» THE STATE Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. . Spring Over­ White regretting that wo have not a second Boutwell to plaeu at the head of I tho Treasury Department, wo uro rc| juiced that ho has been sent.to tho &>n। ate, whore his experience as a Cabinet | officer, his strength of character, un­ i qusstiuaed integrity, and oratorio! abil­ ity, will enable him to take a leading position. Wo hope the new Senator will daring 1 tho summer recifta, take up tho great ■ questions of the necessity and propriety , of extending tho administrative funcJions of tbo Federal Government, becuaso they cannot bo touch longer ignoted, dfel it is of great irnjortance ■ both to himself and the country that bo coats an inch to short> .but per flirt in every other way, they will be sold fonncr-price 510. and all wool Meltons, Light and Dork, HO. fonftcr price 81 (J. Boys’ nuitn •2.50 to 815.00 at the Great ONE PRICE the ]>eoplo from tho over-increasing en­ croachments of organised capital; regu­ lation* for tho bettor protection of pas­ sengers, and even cattle, on railways ; regulation of fares and freight clmrgoc 4.-<xiattou, subject to the restrictions i postal sarings banks mid postal tele­ and requirements and provisions uf ’ graph—aro endy a few of the. topics with law. 9th. These artfcles of asaocistion may be changel or amended at any time, by very soon deal. the atu'k>Ml.iera owning a majority of ' Very fsw public men bavo evot enter­ the stock of tha ns^-ciation.’ in any ed the So usto, whose political future mnnner not iiKunsiatant with |law. and : tho sicMik holdera or any tec. and two ‘ was regarded with so much hopeful in- ■ thirds of the rtockholdcro present, of tsteot as that ot Mr. Boutwell, aud wo the association shall provide after having fully balisve that tho just oxiwctaliun* rocuirod notice ot such su;q>o>>ed increase I of the public will bo tralix.-d, for he is | Y«4 Don, and wc have a Carlton in Fee Here. Stranger!—There la not an | Barry County. institution In the City of Hn..lin«n that I Rond tn the Bxjrxra office and got Is more worthy of patronage, than that I yuiir Election Tickets print-*!. Undo Eleaaar; call again when you I bavo n basket uf Bicenpplc- ; Hoy. Mason Allen, has notices in this I week's Bsxxxa. for delinquents to aetilo bargain. ScotclP*tweed Dealin; Clothing, House ! 3G Canal Street, ftyBe sure and see our name above the Door as other Parties Jealmis of our good name and immense business will represent themselves As our Store. not HkoJy to forget that tho welfare of *^‘.5; R. B. Wightrma Esq., is in this City llurrv C-runty was laycd oat In tbe for a short visit, and reports matters yuar 1820, awl attached to St. Jowph livsly Up fu Maa icwltu Co. County, for ju llcial purpose-. In 1830, Thu farmers in this vicnity are boon I it was attached to Kalamazoo County, to have a place to store thier wheat in and in the year of 1K37, was organizml. tbe futurr.-tilt such time ax they see Ct THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Ata meeting of the directors of the ’ Kalanuuno, Lowell and Northern Mich. Railroad, held at Kala-noxjo on tho 21, | of this month, tbe President wa» direct­ ed to place tho surveyors on tbe line al | onre, with a view of locating tho line I 1838, tris 8729,531. Iu IMO the p.p- | from Kalamazoo to Iztwell, and the J The Elevator Asaricialfoni consisting ulatiup of tha rounty was 1078, a Very , balance of |)u> first asto-winent of 6 per of fanners, report good sueuM in getting ra^i‘1 increase from tbo year 1X30, when cipitai stock' subscrib*;;! I® |l»cir vhtur- the first , town meeting was hold, Mr. Furltor, inform* me than were not rotors i 1 We wonder whotlum the DOUCHE of our city and virinitl anything about btuldini Tn« Pramr and Sweetest Cod-Live r Oil is Hamed * Caswell's, nudo on the sen shore, from fre-h, selected livers, by Cmwc(1, Hazard A Co., Now York. It M.atisalutley pure aud sweet Potiouls who have nuce taken it prefer . iuto u'.l others. Physicians bare decided it superior to any of the other cits in mar- D. McOmbcr and 1»JC. Sanborn, of Baltimore, last weak jnircha>*.*d Gru heail of pure blood Durham ssttlv, two cows, turo at the Court Houm, oh Saturday owning next. Lecture |o commence a H o'clock. Tum out onorybody. See tho change iu Grfcble and Rus­ sell’s “Ad?' The am a not of btuineM ' done by a firnr is genenily indicated by ! iu liberality in advertising. A rare chance tn tiny Dry Good. cheo|»—P. R. Sabin * Co of Jackson, oro selling out tbuir entire stock at Grat coat They hnvn nn ininienee stock, sumo 8109,WO worth of choice good*, of all kinds, which they arc closing out. and if any onoi* inclined to visit Jack­ son, this » tbe place to get bargains. 1*. T. Barnum, notwithstanding his burn out last December, has n larger' and better show than odor before, mid will make n tour West again this, Bi Cixxm—In these day*, when tight bote, hot air, and sedentary occu­ pation*, cause the hair to full out, it is matter of no h^tle importance to know which of the hair profanation, are of oay value. Th* majority, a» has been frequently proved by the first dermatol­ ogists, or hair-doctors, poasess littla ar merit. Such bring the thtt, it is consolmg to tnow who are afflicted to know there is reaUvww yrerferfiMa, which is Tho fir*! town meeting was hsld at I ber. n> housa of Jana-: ’his, on tho S, W. _____ —----■4 of Sec-.2L and now I copy from tho • winter ol 72—3. is bound to be ' remembered Ur the people. Commenced ■ to snow about 7 o’clock Inst ■ vouing, and must have mowed alt night and very hard st that, as tbejsnvw thia tnuming ! meatunsl al-out l-tn-disa on the level, With all our skeptntan, w, arc willing to acknowledge tli-sro Am h.wn a winter i for a few months p,-u. and proaamo other people are willing to admit tha same, and te>jx> the Chirk of the weather will forgive our apparent previeus unbe­ lief, aud limit tho future snows of this Spring to about one foot Dr. A. R. Calkins of Allegan, diwl at that place on the 17th i»st Tho Ihictor was a Christian, a (jsnik-man, and will bo sadly missed by tbo people of Allegan. ' ___ _ 648^3539 Chromo ciry >'cMM (M wamUM ar, depot. Lcayitl's troupe of Boll Ringers, No. 3. gave an entertainment at Union Hall in this City, cm Fridav Evening of last week, to a large and appreciative andi. sure. The performance was good in every particular, and in some respect*, was far superior to any thing wo hare witnoessd in many a dar. Wo are al­ ways pleased to attend an entertainment where the performance is not only first class, but where tho artiste are gentle- rjratrAfMsft THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. IM. «rr. W»orr. »■<* *»_*■*»■ la lee mU by as act U>ry are »:i Ural rlaa* leiuunasta is every rr.peel VERY RE.t«ON'AHLE TERMS ARE GIVEN. FRANK L. WARD May 15. ‘72 Hastings Allegan, hen's egg, measuring, 85-8, by fl 1-2 inches, nau weighing one quarter of a pound. We U-arn by the TiLyroyA, that a com­ pany of Kalaoiasonana are negotiating with Uw Plainwell propio fur the purchsac of a site on which to baild' a woolen factory. anil also bom Hope, jwrtniuing to tho ■ early History of tho said Townships i which will appear in duo time. By th* I by friands, keep on thinkbig. awl write I up all that is of internal, in you raspoctiro Townships. . Tbo call foe tho above meeting is not recorded. Tho necessity of the first esll I think given by Mr. Parker was that I Mr. Hill had m-Jtud into Kalamaaso Co., ami that Mr. Willie m Campbell, was inevmpetant to perform tho duties of Tho Complain!* pf disgusting odors ] and injuries effects produced by the uu j of I'aratino Gils on uiaebin-ry aro itsex-; jcuwsblo so long as tnanufactnroto na; I obtain the Bjknn and Tallow oil* made infoimatfou of any who may Iw dasirej by E. H. Kellogg, of New Yosk, at tbo! CMS of distributing tbo bible to tbe jeetitut? in thu County, that at a recent tn.-eting of the Exscut-vo Committee of tho Barry County Bitlo Snooty, it was voted to inatrvrt tbs Depository in Hatlings (J. P. Roberts*Co,) to defirer. ap«nk a littfe moro polite, and say, when called njxm, biblreand tretacMnu Joshua, if you <>u not oeaao ejecting the to royjxrasible parties, for diMribation to ■Olivia of the Virginia we*d upon the such, as are destitute, and ore unable carpet, I ahalfsimiaiator unto you & ■»- haring a civil dance, when six Irishmen [drunk) went in and kicked up a row. A fight ensued, when three of ths Lriahm.in caught bold of a German niuno-1 Goota. throw him down imd hold him, white the fourth Irishman cut bu throat, almoit eevmng his head from l>M body. lerof this City name to the conclusion on Monday last that hs had lived long । enough, end procured about fifty groin* of opium (so aura rumor,) which he took, Eruption*.—When t comment:*! uting King of the Blood, I wu trouble! with a ScroJnkms Emptier. <m tbe back of my nKk, axtonding to tbo back uf my aon. Il had sxiated for several months, slao the inside of my e«n, both bed been i aoro for more than a year, aud had rreia- ' tod all ottompiM ot healing (and they were many). I had tmd your tncdscinr ! bat a few month, before my nook and , rare wore enteroly well, nml bare not [ Harn to its yo ithful color, making it. soft, lustrous, and ailkcn. The ec-.lp, by its into, bee-wnew white and clean It rcmovei nil eruptions and dnudrafi, SBd,by ll» lomc properties, iirmcr.t* the hmr from felting ont, a« it stimu­ lates! and nourishes the buir-glunds. By its n.rc,lho hair grows thicker and stronger. In bnldnow*, ll rwtores tl.o capillary gl-vute to tlicif notma! vigor, ■nd will create n new growth, exct-jit In extrema old t>«e. It is the meet economical Hain Dnsxaiwoover tw*d, ■v it requires fewer opplfeatioM, cud gives the hsir a arilcntlid. ftteosT ttppearance. A. A. Ilnycv, 11.1), State Asmyor ..f Mxj.tacbuMttA says, “Tho conxtitaentv are pure, mid carefully selected for excefim-.t auaiily; and I •rmrider it tbo Biwt I’BxraKATio:.for its intended purpreca." £;^jggwaags= GEORGE WOOD ORGANS, fcuw i ES; raas i blbb, am is rasea JE» X uft. JNF O S . Ail tho shove «3pet>ar itutnssMata ere f<r safe uu by the HMUng, Ag^. ttm th-, a »»i»1 Tetssa and Tuu« ________ �wbv Aarnrrncamv 12,000.000 ACRES. 1 Consumption can be cured. Cauchy a CoX Column. I Thegreat German Remedy WELCH * GRIFFITHS, t> HUF»tOK*ToTtX WTHtRS r EVffKY HAW WAMKANTED. J, FILES, BELTING* MACHINERY unjitiiL btwiOT't wi CAPITOL OF MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, Hailag ubtaiael at IS* ArdolMt, Mr. E. E. Myara, Um Ueaft i.t Um CewrigM et b<a Fum G.p.« llnwing of lb. Srn Capita! ol MlaM*l». Th© Calvert Lithographing Company of Detroit. mm, who wm har.dacitia* and ureawd in tho Light el the foabioil. lightly towhod ‘ tbe eohrnry geutleu iu un the ahoaldar and aaid inquiringly' “Herr Buron run Weden FJ The eeated f-eatlomaa alerted ur. sud­ denly, and repliad disdainfully: “f don't know you, air." . “Ab, You don't know tne, Herr Bar­ on,” said the young man; ‘do you want ma, than, to have yoe nrreated ■« a thief? The middle age 1 mtn sprung to his ! feet, exclaiming i ■ - Up«a ll>. work, aad ar. new polishing a .phwliri Tialad UUMgraph of .WINTER’ The New Capitol and Grounds, SflitnMW li ifcastsalDflSIlEts ®^r£S^ ,ss ESSSfSt 100 Teachers or Students 55,55!) BUBS OF PBBBIS! 4a CaaK OmI Kalate aU Poaooal Proiwrlr. la airmail, tram »1 la (t,W. Tho young man', two fnnrf. w,„ about to interfere, but tho apecial polite- j ,.p«i, volo.ld’n.’w. as<l dvm7co.m Tb. man of tbe Bo wary garden atortMil up F-ai Eriiuas or»CO,vte |nai pri»i«l ia EegtiU Mdtedd. Woe murt not fight hwre, gxn- JAM£S V,CR ■Of ooumo not.* said bo who had boon addneand aa Boron von Woden. ‘Let' Awxxicxv M go to • more (rivete place, gentlemea.’ bo added to tbe three young mon. The party thea went t-> Hausera bar ! saloon, where a hurried oovorMtiun was | held at the end of which tho middle . IUxt> . Coax—pLxxm. ________ iB^SSSLS^ ——- ——' A WATCH FREE 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS rjffi" N. F. Bimlmi's biTeiMb WATER WHEEL. ‘s.iit;; ftred art fTerirenTraBjJi&efc OHmbmg,. wwltby l^S.n nobUman TUK LiB“B<T BTl>CK ” ' fortaoriTSuporior Presld.nt of the Fro- “ M'"““ T~ '* e”“vine of Poeun, intrusted to his nephew, Baron von Wedcn (a captain in the Prussian Uhlans) &0.IXX) thalers ia gold Io parehaao in Berlin certain bonds I Tho nephew met a number of fellow °ffi«>r», and they entared U(nB a carter of dissipation. On reoovoring his seaMs Baron von Wedea miwod 830,000 of his I .uncle's money. He resorted tu thn .gaming table with the bone of recover­ tag tho loss by hi« winnings. Hi» play' was disaatroiui and in throa days ho] had lata than 8300. Ho took tho first train for Hamburg, | and under an aj0me>! name sailed for ‘ Now York landing there on Doc. tin!:, with only ISO. Ho spent that in ■ week, and Uwsi began to look for employment. ' At length bo found it in Barnum's now: cireu.. He lined in Fomytb street, and frequented tho beor gnnlomi in thn Bow-; cry, And it was in Bowoty Garden that hi> wm met by ths thrwo young men. The ono who aceo.tod him was Baron Johannes Von Oldenburg, and hio com- ‘ nasions were two eotitins from Boston,; Bernliard and Froderirk von Luteoir. | They were looking fur tho Berlin embocalar. At Hau»er’» saloon tbo fugi- ' FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS. five Baron von Woden told young Herr 1 Ko af-nag la tevak. aa cattiag at uri>: chrap. 4am.b „rf aoalljr apalxri : bolda a«d> al •=• von Oldenburg that thu inault bo had । offored him could bo evwugcd only in] bloixL Tho reply w»i, "no olijsc-1 tiona” On tiatunlay muraiftg a duel was nr- ! ranged. As ox-coloael of a Now York ' cavalry rogimen!, an Austrian by birth, and now a down town corutnunuon mor-1 chant, contented to oct sonond for Baron I von Woden, and oao of tho Luteows acted for Herr run OldonLurg. Ilm woaruns wore Iro.-.dotrurd,. the place r<M auoeiri hr law aari en>v>l.d lw i» J J. VAXbEWALKEB. $23,900 in Heal Eatatc ’ $3,000 in Cash ! $6,555 in Personal Property. u. i. , “JteEZKJi.- »"• BEST THIHO IK THE WEST Alchi»ou. Topeka A Santa Fe B. B. S T HREEIHMILLION ACRES OV.I Iirar th Arlmuu ar.MSft i-jsrtfS'.—-...... * "•— "..•tAfctfS"'- > wiatnMliaa C«u<. »rn*a. Greta a..,krerr W K He*U .‘StsS'fcftru Failry, th Jyutl fertaa cf The Crowninv Triumph ■ M's Paratsi Seiiiiflata. tu. They fought for nina minufoa witb­ oat wounding oach other Aftur a ]>au»' of fire tninutna Uiu eunloat wna neutned, and Baron van Weden rwceirod a cat in the left cheek. Hero th« phyriciau InfotfereJ cud hpetiiito- cmaed. Tbe Barna was take'to Mobekcn. oad the . otbm hailily made their way to Now5 “tlaiU l‘plm.41.1 ' I «»riryl>ai>a>. •7ra>.Lll, mxI . >«4 Ikich >i» Bum PRATT, Ittt StmnT.TOEB.W. • CHIU M, fa. Alt II any th.rata, ah, lb. rf lk »<««« • h mid a.: I» rraaiad ■ Ae4 il l.-fartlxr ortai ’ rii*i"*«aia;r •F'l*’ UniorTi mi I lari'aa. an 1 th. MariM Ihapal hr .«•«<.M .arr.-fiM.rrtalate pwlriuaU la tL« IruH tUr.Hkaa Il.t.la. a •rwm.nr. rrLai«t aul «<r raltla,! ..i l Caualr nf iLrrr. fc. to. Dr. Crook’s Wino of .llBBKai; Public Test DR. CROOK'S WINE STOMACH BITTERS Ss»2gfW%r similar pretmrutton ever oilcnil tho public. It t. rich In the medicinal qtiulitlra ofTnr.ind enequaln! fardlacn*en of the Throat and Lungs, j-r forairg th. BoC ranark.Ua airra. Concha, Cold*. Chronic CongliM. 11 aSactoally am than all [$ Sewing Machine For pains in Breast, Sidcr>r Dark, Gravel or Kidney IHm'am', Diseases of tho Urinary Organs. Jaundice ar any Li ver Complaint, IS THE BEST IN THE WOULD. $5 to $20 BEHIND SCENES IN WASHINGTON. OPIUM RATERS Condition Powders! WUtolsieliMnHPrBlH. AKna It is also a superior Tonic, Restore# the Appclite, Strengthens tho System. Restores tho Weak and Debilitated, Causes tho Food to Digest, Removes Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fevers, • t Given tone to your System. Till DILOIOOK’SWINEOFI Ail ‘NSURE YOUR LIFE Tho Ma’tal Lift tats Cnpaij, REJHUMS. SEW IWATOESi BOILER WORKS. Which we will Exchange for WOOD delivered nt our Foundry ; or WHITE 60,000 00 ' Assets over 850,000,000. IN. VALUABLE GIFTS ’ Ciauw. ASH, OAK « BOCK ElJI LUMBER ’’“"r t dtdivered there or at any Mill within . SINE’S ten miles of Hostings. tk*1 «n> »irt« K.‘tetH StS'T.E.'trctv"-“ lb. Millas Uf (U re. DW0B, HUffiUJ, S MESffi. ItFT iSuTEHPRI 1U merits bsre YT T.- <nel«l lb. Ar omuuI. fc.r people AY- 1Y. era tai iimlrni Mil Ikal it utfo trail. asfeelaed Cough and Cold Cure S,9A l,“** 0<x4F*Xn‘/ UUOI CXBCL-TIOX SXfSBifcsss.-ft: 1. w. vnooMAX, Marek mb, un. alrtwi I’KOBATK ORDKR. Carriage & House P A. INALSU T1 N G. Flags, Banners, Streamers, and Political. Caricatures Fainted to Order, P»rticular aUoution paid to °r pit*1'. 800Pages, 250 Engravings. A Btartbac «r Mntiul UuraU.r. at ihi r«/Xr »«« IL»1,TMh«W. > i twsely-are 7.-. Caw4 prvwnl. Il mulalre Qwaaia. Tra.ri DwwUr., Saud Fmala Cteala. Fanaa ■ Titian and Nadrama. at-d glare miarvallag naz i retire, al K.iari Fb re, ci.ua II tvreala aUriliai |MwrMa,aariiala>alawhA<taaM. Wati.aa.ria Glass Show Cards. LANGLEY DICKINSON. . Halting., Sept. 18, 1872.—tf PAINTING! .1. BEWAHll PURIFY Y( w ^wr«« ■ssa WE « rARDl"AXSAUL g^Ayaastat Music Teaching. BISSOHTIOX XUTICE- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-02.pdf 588c451c5d7b100440e145294534217a PDF Text Text THb R«r<l»uc\|l B^sr. 1 What fruit ia moat riaiauory ?—Th a HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN VOL XVII. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1873. NO. 49. A failure is Profesiitil apd Cardt Fcnoud ml General. jjotfrg. FARMERS ! Greble & Russell I.. R CSS El.I. eboat calling at your house. Would ■Just as I expected,' exclaimed Uncle Father Burke will return to us next it bo convouiont to settle our little ac­ Joshua, rubbing his hands exultingly, fall. count this afternoon F as at the expiration of six months, with A RAILROAD LYRIC. pirodF 'Oalr half of it, but my proeent nil* ia to ooU*et my money nt that time. It , and you will, with God's Incite your special attention to the <'. G. HOLIiRlWK. ATroKXItr *1 l-V. MUIW l* Cha thing being put in tho savings bank Haunted bocreea ere multiplying ell cd great diaappointssaat, and as aba {"gainst a rainy day? And, with a satixsaed on in n different direction, she “fiad a>x, Uncle Joshua placed Msmoa- over the country. muttcrod to Iterself— ; «y in his pocket-book, ready to meet Fifty thousand people are delving for ‘Jsat as I aspoctod. I shall novar Iw>D>0 oth<,r eUim upon hit bonorolonre. gold in California. toe a shilling. Erurybady rays they: »Mls h*>horn ho had thus bofriended, The bufflilo mow of Colorado yielda nrv going dowd Idll. I must got rid of i wilh * cnearful oountqnance returned an aromatic butter. the chiklruh in soma wgy. Forhap. I ; to his happy homo. . ; may get a pair af aboaa ar two for pay. I mant fur this half quarter if I manace "HOMS, SWEET HOME." _____ A-.. ...___ I . ■ or* should uso tobacro. Ecmtnlsoenow of the AntherI Reading or writing by a flickering A liulo discomposed Ire her interview • with the tnachcr.'Mn. -----I light imutes tho brain. ■ . teacher, Mrs. fhoaipsoti Thompson atepstep-;j |«”1 into n neighboring groeer’s thop to In tho spring of '<3, John Howard Whan the wgla wants hcryWWg to nurehaac tome trifling artido for farat- 1’ayno gavo mo an amount of his advon- fly aho amaahoo tholr mat. •j “’nsutuption. ‘ ; turo in Georgia among tlw white., bor-j "Brick" Pomorov laika of re *stob‘•Brick" ’I hnrn ■ Utt io aceoani against you. during on thair Mttlomonta oloturaldo luhinir himself at I-aCnnw ; Will it be convenient for Mr. Thonipwa the Ghoetow and Chorukoo Indiana. ; — to sottlo It this eroningF asked the po. j I’ayuo, like many of our Httrtti of' lite abo£4n*pcr, as ho produced the de- small letters, had strong sympathy fur i sired article. । the rod man's righto and homo, and, Moro than 0,000,000 of> i 'la it his Uhual lime far settling ?' ( without thought <>f exciting anger, exwas th* surprised inqury. pressed bis kindly foldings to any and and other wooden tobacco . 'Well, not exactly, but money is very ' •very one. . tight just now, and I am anxious to get1 It was at the timo whoa th* people all that is due me. In the future I in. *r n----- ------------------------------ -— *- -• toed to keep short accounts. There is massacres and night fin?. 1 tian of fighting editor. the little bill, if you would like to look I and murders, till tliey could aadure tho at it. I will call around this evening. I outrages no longer, and Rrusidcut jt 1. a suihtl affair.' I Jsaksou was favoring tho removal of -Seven pounds to no small Sum to us the t just now,' thought Mrs. Thompson, as aippe sire sadly pursued bar way homo. Tri 200 per night without a tremor. Jcfforson'a firs', inaugural address has been more quoted than anv ea* deiirer_ ._Ii_,_ ' . i We ask you to take it OIV WM II. IIAVFORD With this Guaranty l.l« Is-ul ’ laadi ‘wlustil anJ •-.l-J «ad All ta. • WM. H. Hl'RGHEll, : '■* —•""I That it will EXCEL any and ALL 1’luv s in the following points : IN EARLY DAYS 1st. It trill run with less draft, and turn a deeper nnd wider furrow. 2<1. It will, do better .work and will not dog, the standard being curved and the) beam jltigher. . | 3d. It will last more than four times os long as any other plow, as it is Chilled harder ; titan tempered steel. • 4tlu It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 5th. It is easier to ho!4 being a Center Draft. 6th. The points will wear twice or three times as long any other. i JOnX ROBERTS WE UPJOHN, THE CELEBRATED South Bend Wagon! <4 DR. C. <'. LINSLFY. ,»Sg,.AH£iIS,'Bi.KirftarS At Factory Pri grlert JtBrp. Ml 1.0 T. Wil EBLER. Salt! Salt! Salt! VROOMAN. FARMERS 11 A.-I?., W K1.1.LA.-1A. w V1 , Look to your interest uud purt-’ni.-eyour Salt nt the old stand of G OODY i : A I { st B A I BESSMF.R, HEATH k CO. W nti got none but the FIRST QUALITY. jfLto oifY Qooos i/i tyDitsi y^nfr- FRANK I . WARD, DENTIST J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. fcliia. Eljilt Ell BSiI& Jim 1!, 1112. THE GUOEST WIT K llfflffi! Gold & Silver Watches pn | and brokenLU. , daily daily walk.. walk.. 1 'Bad enough.’wa.t the re^y of tho Nay, children may be DRUGS Utah. i iiItjM h mH b I Unr. “ Sweet’s H°Tel? Yaw, My “Trip Hammer, ” wlttr which I make Irons far BUGQIEN. to DEFY COMPETITION. HAMMERER. I am prepared to offler Michigan _Exchange. j SinjJle scat Buggici as Low as • a One Hundred Dollaim. And two Seated Fanners’ Busies at Fall and Winter Goods. only way is to w. up apncarancn. show no signs of going behindhand, and all will go well with you.' 'Vary troe, Undo Joahun; but how neighbor White? •A miracle that tejvery easily wrought •Jura, I imagine.my good friend. What ia the amount of your debt* which press discharge thorn F a snug sum for leather. I did intend menths? DoIIui-h, I shall ah» build Higher I'mct Wotur. Pure Wino andLionets 1 rll„. ■I will Now Farmers. Bit!, Cv, CLOTHING MEM >o small an amount of money. Imilder by selling a re or article. village re. Bennoti, Price* Guaranteed. worthy neighbors. No. 1 thanking no. I am । IF YOU WANT BASTINGS I1RBLI WOBLS! B. F. HTETNHOF1 ■ J. Cole & Son, GROCERS. MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. MAKTLEB, SHELVES, ETC I ITALIAN ! City Dinins: Booiri.t Solid aUfcteiiai ura rum, stucco nffl W UE teUQ Ths paid us promptly,' Not till it was Until reeentlv Lowell was tho ‘‘Very well; ploys, in Lowell, 05,000 apiudloa, 1.000 g^od. I'd just ay who is evidently going ‘Quite right, and T will tffil this eveuing. I h^vi account inf tho iricknoas the poor man Ladies will find almost everything One Hundred and Twenty-five ear Noto Good. A Boston lawver on School Street was path.' •Bet there lies tho difficuli Thom [■on. This ia a aelfis a poor nnghber going down hill, their first thought is whether it will affect I their own interests; end provided they Immense Stock taoublo UUASD RAVlUK............................... MICH. HO^JBS. Our deeds ore like children that are ‘Just so.’ replied the wife. The neighbor think w» are going down hill. marked tho fanner. Stlii Silver bbH Plated Ware, WARM MKALB AT ALL that pillows, though not the hiuuan iiecus. cam* u of rational beings. Trying to define lovu is like trying tow toll how you kum tow brake thru tho marched for perlia|«hallHSthickets and fields, passing unusually-lighted and rv*]wctabio-ajr- Gen. R. E. Ctlson, of Wdmingtou, , N- U-, has aceeptod on offbr from tho moving, aq<l as ths pgrty approached Khedive of Egypt of a profsearrship in ' 'Neighbor Tliompvin appears to bo Uentur, they heard uugiug; finally the Government Military Ac*dumy at running down very fast. I ton remem- one from th« pww and die other from I’ayuo could distinctly rveugniae thu the leaolinr * musio of “Home. Sweet Homa." a Judge oa the English Bench who was ItojiJy wm preruntod by a knock at the door, and tho appt-nranoo of a lad industrious mat who pv-sonlo.1 a neatly folded |»rwr and disappeanxl. Medicines ‘Tho butcher*a account as I lira.* c.xclaimcd the astonUlred sboanaki-r. ‘1 have generally employe 1 him for 'U’hat U to bo done Mary? Bo much myaolfand family.’ was the reply, ‘and I mast cunfses ho is a good ‘workman; long there—he said they had brought Dye Stuffs, but nevertheksi. I believe I shall step one of the spies of the Indians, “who into Jack Smith's this morning, and or- always given satisfaction. If I could claims to have written sumo xuig about The Stats only havb ns much employ me nt at usu­ 'Ilotuo,' which 1 never heard tell oh." al, and <1» usual credit allowed mo. I ’Die offlcr's couriosity waa excited, in the neighborhood of Blank River could mon astisfy ail Ihreo claim* ; but who. hearing the tong at tho same Fails to su ning behind baud. Thore is generally to meet them now is impossible, and time, went immediatly with tire guard tire United rente risk in helping lho«i who won't tlio nrknowladgcuivnt ot mv inpbilitv , help IhemselrcA.' would send nt tlUl furthoron thodown-' School Book-i J- Stationery want path? ‘•What is yuur namaF’ mo to are alwut a pair of si this morning, I will follow "‘John Howard P-yn*.’' pla and mil upon ritgith, prisoner, but oqly a little triend of mitre, however—i door arvuM.l thu (ear that another rhmxir. ralaome fallow.' claimant was about to appear. ••Good adopted by rntalligont murdsrurx ■And yet he seemi tn be getting prescriptions and family •Well, good folks, 1 understand the ahead in tho world.’ answered tho far­ world does not go as well with you as mer. ‘and I am willing to give him a lift. formerly. What is the trouble F Bat I Lave an err-nd nt the butcher's. much cnrotnocy on Washington's birthbecsAts. I will not detain yon? reply, 'if men would not try to adt "Here, Payne, tako some of this," the afflictions which tlw Almighty banding him a rndo camp flask. whda the subject of their previ- to bo necessary fur us. The winter ho raised hie l ead with hii tion. Ho certainly presontthat ha might drink. and misfortunes, which we endeavored Soon Payne, half dead. Russell & Nevins What is it ? HASTINGS, MICH. Wo get at too from what wo road filling up must bo through our own ex- PAINTS 4 OILS BLACKSMITHING. ■ atancwi to do good ordituuy attuadona. Mint | purchased mv last stuck. They are both most girlish man ia the very urgent for immediate iwyment, al- marched him off between GOING DOWN HILL. though they always hare been j fully armed -mon. ----- . U willing to wait a few months until I Ho saw hi* sttnatiun, ar ■Tint looks bad,' exclaimed larm-v I could make arvungcnjer.ai to moot thair I trcmblo and bog and protest |j.P. ROBERTS & malta a living. l doratand it’ j produced in th* Ude* Bupcrifir region Her perploxiw since UHfi is ostimanted at <120,<>78,Ing her husband i his band, and a countenance oxprorairu | often committed such terrible outrages 8M. \ of anxiety and concern. ’ upon the white populs-2— — *------- ‘----Mary,' ho acid, as aha catered. I ate every one to bittei two unexfiectad oslls for mon-j and.all their friends. oat at Lutowell. Canada, the other T. It. DIAMOND. Rasiville. Frovidanoo will have * Ifogsr WIL The LaCroaso railroad bridgo will cost <1,000,000. PLOTS! CHILLED DL1VEB ~ tV R lullt A IIOl RROOK Tho literature of natioos beritis with South. signed legibly, and, lifting bis beg of �bacon City Ordinances. Ta. Naser. Sasjrfsv ul AMansro cfIUmmw ia I'w. Um Ots OsO-M, MteCkr Stn—liaw; OftDIXAXCE NO,ia, Ute a------ ■ n ----- -J'-—-'.ism re— re-feacuJlgScri I "gr^te.si-x£.-^r.rt: " Thomas Guthrie, D. D.; The Maple and the postal service of the country, I Tree; Origin of -April FeoT ; East Ten- ' and what additional legislation » uee.-s- ’ aeasov aud Its R*w>urs«. c:t., alw an ; aary to guard against iatemrptina by ' excellent list of room: jublwMtion*. I . hoetiie action on the pert of tho oompa- i Terms <3 a year. Single Nuu.besa.30 lam. The hijr.h ia the pneumatic tube'J cents. 8. It ft’tttn, N. Y. : w ecnr.ect die Capitol with the Govern- i Batxoc's Mivirni roe Aran.—Rai j I men: Prating Office was duly poked at j ■ by a rewthrthm. and Mr. Brisbane will low’s Magarino tor April is iasued. and • have to pat it through veuaor fill up the j nice numb«r it ia,£>r it is printed oe i the wbitvwtcf pep er, with the blackest -brUOS 1. X* >*»IV-1 er revMM »i*U Ua, ■ *f or re.u. ‘.oU.«v. m.‘..~ •2-.re-..’rre,re— iXaESESwrur^ SATURDAY, APRIL 5th. 1873, SSbS -=&r2wSt?x~E-sj= ^X’SSEaESiSSs l dSSttJttteg«jsvrts4 [ of ink, and is now ano uf the haadsom- ■ ' ost msgarines in tho coaalrv, and filled with tho west interesting matter. It r rertMBS. .<■ Dvnon UiaJI snout or voCar iar t&SSF“ &« First Ward. sgMicys.Tst sttsiwte r1 S » d ’ I® -y™.- Tito refusal of the railroads to cootin- . uo the postal ear ^rice, io making con- ' js3^SKSsayjst„.., *** *'*" *** “’d U“' i AXEMDSEXT. New Scales a 1! iii Du. A. P. Lhuxx, long a rerident of _ourGly, a man cf abiEty, and whoo exocutivo nunlificatiijui fit Li-n peenluvrly for proriding over the Council, and thereby eeesring U all such legislation il!!i ■rf siderehja stir in leading quarters, and if; , these m.-,iMjnti-e know when they are ot. safe groand they will accede to tho I | iuersased prim proposed by the ia»t ; Cougnai. Th* impatienes of the pub- j lie with the impceitiou of these monep- | ; lies is already *J great that it in quite I as much as the most liberally ioctined (?) Judges can do to keep up tho judicial diwiooav in favor of powers olaimed : First-Class Instruments. ' I® j Fntjip tens area ib. 'lit ThJ RepcI-bcarj of the City of Hasttags mwt in Caucus at the Court House, on Friday evening, and nominated the loUewing ofSecn, and their shoe com­ mends itself to the eonsideratioa sn<1 hearty support cf the pe. ;.U>: Cornwell Syhrtater Cook Howard Clough HoratioCook Adrian D Dewey Goorge M Dingman Dibble Jaa =gi«~'^X’WEit:-xs Tho thanks of Use Senate wore ex- ' should always do. The head vt every tenAsdtoVice Presidont Wilson, for family in tho country should semi 11,50 his counevy and ability so its presiding to the puMwiMTS ami roooivn ibis Mag­ officer, and at 4 Hi M. on Wodneoday arino without delay. Tbomce A Talbot, | raJv*W« iCnv. the bodyiaftjoeraM smw As, leaving r.c! i !,***> *” "* 3*1 Brrxmfinld St, Boetun CotaaX Benonn A Carlow John Cole John C Cornell Mateknd Curovl! Euseell J t-jrardiag the inun of Proific Railroad .bauds and various matter* concerning It is th-tn to-be reported to the Secate at its look for it as eagnriy as adults. ! SWUM .. AV «*rem sSnuas wsJm iSm re*light, witty, gay am! rovers, so that all can find sems this* interesting ia its pa­ ges. Every subscriber who s-nds tho <^ia»javW’|Ow«.vv rews^tsv^va.1 laipublisher »l,50 recviws the Magarinrr for ano ynar, and >lso a pretty little URDI.XA3CE MO- A Chromo worth at Least 50 cents. The . « Hte JVU mw . m «.J A.i.Lu« .,I place ou filo and print with tho report of the Committee which invrotigated | April number contains an exciting sea the ehnrgo. against him, a statement stocy. a thrilling adr-atnrv sail several jwatty little love Corio* which will «*xpiaaotary of his pnsition in tbs credplease the ladies rm mack, for all of' New Styles. tin bk Jobs A , 'Goodyear George E Gtvriyeor Nathan IS Green Homy I. — HV. New Prices. lotice. ent time t>r th- raiiraad*. The r.re*mt ! strike for higher pay ia anrsssonahla ability to judge ut the various property ' and anjast, because a raascnuble iainterests of the city and asoe— them ac- | ersaae has just berm allowed. If tho corimgly, bewpeaks iir him a fuB vote,^ rule of giving »u lack nnd having an; and tho hearty work cf all. You may Sil Aiken by force is to gnrorn. th-.u the : as well l-o getting your blanks reedy, ; sooner tl.a Government talus, charge of I Uss. naruwkritUgNjdraoy.' the railroads, as it did during -the srar., | pie. There ita puiat at which patience under opposition senses to be a virtue, ' and that print ia nor very nearly ar-1 pntiea frithful!;.-; sad fully appreciating j tho physical omberaasmente under which he ■ ewnpekd to labor, will elect him, . thereby doing rjght and securing a goo-1 Ilxnx L. Gsxxx. who the people know to bo an honest end trusty officer, always doing thoroughly and welt whatever u entrusted to him. We hope that 00 bickering or disappointment, will be hrged aguiaxt him, feeling that tho collection of the City taxcv will be well done by electing him io that Gen. hherman was propoeod as act­ ing Secretary of War in (he abeenee of Gen. Belknap but under the act of 1870 it has b-.-cn decided br the attorney ■ Genl, that he eould not *0 set withoat fi.rtciting his cemmission as General of the army. See. Robeson will therefore net in that canucity in Lis stead. It is now asserted that Prsrideat Grunt win make a tour through a porten of Yirgiaia and visit Richmond as 1 p«r apeeud mvitatecm. Haskins V'ta~f£ Hhrfcw Wiwin JI JJo iit W'ta F flicks Claries ZT Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial, B. F. NORRIS & CO d<-nc» ZZirun Juhc-ou M.usn 1 K.mbfo Erovtnv Second Ward. J E W E L ER S ! XATVKE? GREAT REMEDY j The iTesident io going to New York [ on buaineM, and ho prop—as soon to visit Richmond. There is now oppor­ tunity for the vetom howler of the Morxaf Ifnaiiv. Look oat Cat a pro- New Advertisements. rtie L.ARGEST and must complete Jewelry Pri>rv In tho West, With the finest t-ieck ever brought^ti tiw City. Marble Henry Marvhati G,-,r, Mvw, Wm I! 137 k 133 State St corner ef Madison, CHICAGO Ehrt.on Layer! Absentee! -Goiogta . m> Mnrphy ar-dT weoJsudtbeaviritRich — tnirnd! Dsiubledyedraocal! nistorowill U.U>rr -VcQn-wu Oliver .’ftLnlSan G-orgo Xms JiMoph McGraw l«w» J/ain Francis . fares ! ItL'in.'ynjarstionnflimc. They’D riseiathmrmightaadhnrlhimfroatpewur ! . G-r-r-r-r youTheojcu’Daoe -gr-r-ugh ?,' — GrtMi HtfiA EofU. Freoh? bright, and ottractivn as usual. Containa four chapters of Oliver Optic's srriaL the Yacht Club ; two cbapten of Ixtttie Ecmes, or Do your Seat and Leave tho Rost; four chapters of Elijah Kellogg's story, the Taming ot the Tide;. Newman W*m Nodino Andrew Noru> James Northrop Charles We believe tho people are anxious xxrr men, and hare px tho party diut pretty thwuugaly washed out txms by Mis: L- 15. Humphn-y. Ataucg of tbrir OK* i-v crying over th-- mie- the poems aro the Ufs-Bost and Livingstcue, with full-pego illustrations. B. cakes made in the part. all r tanlcy John Raltebiry C H .“cidmore J 2f Hege W H tale, which baa a fnll-pege illuatralioa. Thimss I’owad has on aitraciive article on I’oete Homo. i'uLIkhml by Lri> * Shepard. Ba«t..u, at fiW per annum. “Tho Evening Star’’ of this city wt>>liahed the opinion of Genl. - Butler which embraced also tte* cp.sioo of Chief Justice Carter, of ear Supreme I turn, called “Wawhrnan, What of the I Caert, showing tho grounds oa which O’Briaa'a oeateuro of death was eom- ;; Night f Then there ia The Alpine , ■ S’leperdoae, and the usual namber of engravingt, iihwttatmg the Faahions. I The marie thia month ia Ki- and Nov-' Attorney Fisher, given against the1 c'jracrtrtaiicn. taking atIm in favor of \ tho tatter cu the public riamor wde. To a legal mind Judge Fisher's e&ofoo preaeata a sorry figure in point of strength and lope. when placed aide by Throop Ell B Van Arman Clise E Van Brunt Illmey Van Hrant Jahn H Van Brant Albert E Xstaifd'*" Great American Dyspepsia Pilis, Wright Jan.ro T Wilfiams Trumna Willmoi Charles Weister Iltnuu Wav Wm T Wrigh* J W Wcodmancy ?.mo* TI Gohl Neck Chama, Silver Vast Chain*, Table Co* tors. Cake Baaki'ti. • Nut Kdot, Cc.nl Stands t-'yrup Dud.cs S|.ocn Holders for- and G- bl,t,. • Btae»'u-ta, Gold Thimble.. Stiver Tfocvbtes U t’reston Beny T K Porker Nelson Phillips IrarrTMFtiillips Lssuwler l*urwras Ephrism f?r Porter Erasmus D Pnckat Milton Parsons Ephristm Jr Robinsun Geo H Roberts Gurdon Rameli-U Edward C Ramsdell Alfirad A Rolfe/Zickscm IT RoUrte Jsnwa P Russel Julius Roberts John Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. ... Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. THE CWEAI’EST PRl’TSS IS OUR MOTTO B. F. NORRIS & CO. Boek Adaru Jf B-dlkcpM RkhJawMi Rtnkis G>orgv Sheldon I-hito A ^wia David II Slads Geurg- IP Keep . teg, ,applf Qt »win Jiaa A SartwcH «-m ;j- a,, their Brick Warehouse. Stall Jm^C Tongate Edward TteMc no Ittr ntsmtaMSml tteVsSsr. 10 Barrel lots ami more sold to dealcra at a vanet above Car-load Rates. Third Ward. Water Lime, = Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, �COMMON CO7NCIL. CLOTHING. $3.00 to Muddy. Drisriy. Peninsular Railway. t"'1di"" ’Uuu *• ‘.h’ Sl Street* perfectly nasty. Tiie crusa-walks curerod with mud. Qf Clothes if Bought from Ua. How about building a Paper Mill in Hastings? Shirts ibid Dr awera 40 and 50 Election Ticket* printed ou short no­ tice at the Bxkxxk Office. Cents that ot icr Stores sell at The Maple Sugar crop will bo a largo ouo this Spring, from present ap- i5 conus To i are Packing away We hope to hare the pleasure of list­ ening to Hon. M. D. Wilber again at no distant day. told below Co it. ^fiow many t**l<xl that *uper-exceL knt sugar at Sol. Goodyear's, on ulL fools day, hey ? CHURCHES. Suits $6.50 Wo would call attaatiau to tho RetoluliotM (Uiaeed by tho Common Council. | which appear* iu this issue. Men $10.00. Fiuc all wool Suits $12.50 to 20.00. Iwt the san sot next Monday night, upon the greatest REPUBLICAN VICTORY cvy^gaiaed in this City. Black cloth suite ($12.00 to $40- Republicans, do your whole duly ou Monday next, and tho entire Republi­ can ticket will’ lx> elected, in this Gity. ■StiW Price ofOver­ coats $ h50ti 126.00. We have some fine English and French Casa, Suita, custom V'tU>*ra— W'M UrreS iuFii. 1 !»4uB» W. K. Barber ha* a splendid lot of 1 rwb-oirnn—Will, t.’un.;.— bi...a— i u full blood, laght Brahma hens' eggs, 1 * M.S. lUtlnrel. I eru'ix'Ua*a—w,i>. u jlsa"j|'s 'ii"*>..* CIUMfo, *U .11 yuR.l. E*M *14 We,t. C. F. Mll.I EB. Ward, Be publican caucuses to night hah.r.ui.<* Let Republicans turn out in their respec­ tive wanl* and put good men in nomi­ nation for Aiderman and Constable*, aud we can cleet them on Munday, next • rrenrre ,* Mm r-r«rh>*«.- made elegant goods aud perfect fits, prices $25.00 to 40.00. LOWEST PRICES Local 6hjijie« police;. • ift THE STATE Overalls 75 cents, worth 1.00. Wo hnr, u-Jt a nurd to *ay c^iuat any ot the Dewec.-nti* nominoo* in this ' City, but that, the entire Republican ' We will Sell CHEAP. or Rent toiuic- i ticket can bo elected, there ia not a ' vyicusible .party, tho Fann known <» the doubt if ereiy Republican doos his duty John C. Spencer Farm, in tho towiship al tho Poll* on Monday next. | of lloltimore, consisting of SO aenw. all IIANTINUH LODGE. SO. M,»»»u ««> ’ improved. Fair House, goo-l fruit* Ac Anv person whu takes a newspaper rog। c.r.DwioiiT»a,. lorly from the postoffico—whether di­ w I noiwiCV________ U«*bp.APrtl 2. ISN—O rected to his name or another’*, or whether ho ha* subscribed or not—ia responsible for tho paymont. 2. If a perwon orders his paper dfrcontinued, bo must pay up all arrear­ ages, cr tho publisher may continue to rend it unu!.payment i* made, andkol- :pring Or, coats an inch to shot feet in Chromo other way, they will be sold bargait former price *10. and all wool Mellons, Light and Dark, •! 0. CHY IIEKS OEfOT. former price 116. Boys’ suite #2.50 to 815.00 at »the Great ONE PRICE Grand. River Valley Division N.mra.-,rc*itiveiy i ' eouu vset. punmunta nettled by May mOTt uvi »y 1st, as I an, ; i 1 * ’’ 1 Ruing away an account of my health. uars‘li*r'* t'aTa'lsla N«»w rewifsaber I WUtst haerfwT r*M Mares Au*. Hastings^ March 20th. 1873. ?!i Square Dealing Clothing House CHROMO8 36 Canal Street, not deem it n<xv*aarr to give an elabo­ rate statement of the proceeding* of the City Caucus, thinking that the name* of E> RAPIDS. DOCXCJS. aiuc above the Door as other Patties and immense business will represent Tho trial of Chas. D. Bronson of Big Rapids for the murder of Jeremiah Sweeney, haq cynuumraJ. *Up to Sat­ urday night hut, thdrv had hr, a sum­ moned 125jun«s. Of this number 88 haw l>m;n excused for «?id>o, 2C peremptorily cbnilaug'd, 11 still remain in the box,, who are accn>pt>«l byjtiie pnrevutum, *.ut are subjiv! te pvreiuptury ehallriig., by the dvtvus". Counsel for the I'copie, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. ■ See Here. Stranger!—Tfierv la not nti i Institution in the City of Hn.tincs that . I Is worthy of jMlionagr. than that of BcMitMt. Heath *<.:■>. Their stock, [of Cabinet-ward ain’t bv brat In the we anol only say that it was exceeding­ ly interesting, and the subject, though Michigan Central R. R. by no means a new one, wax bmdloJ ia a manner that was both pleasing aud OLD. KtLUBLt ARD DIRECT ROUTE, instructive. Tho speaker is an accumasst’ssf.'sjwtfsttsjs; plisbed orator, a man of large observa­ tion, and of thorough culture, and his hopl'T-___ _ , . Gold Pens I Cold Pcnx mi to the pe oplo of any locality, and wo American Organ It Ofci! H tte Ptllit H ib Irite. . ' Everybody Should try them before Purchasing ElseivUcr truul under mom favurabbi cireutnslaaJohn ton A Co's, celebrated Guldl’cn*. Im beet in the market, fur sale nt the co* more of our people, may al some fu­ City News Drpet. P. 0. building. ture limo listen to bio eloquent and in­ structive description of tho wonder* of the European countries. THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. VERY REASONABLE TEKMH A It 12 CS1VKN. Tax Wits G«*x do not regard Dr. Ayer's wisdom in migrating north— inch immen e numban of them a* ore flying uvorjus now, while his almanac Below we give the statement of D. say*: “Bleak and blustering about McOmber. Esq. of Baltimore Township, this time, with heavy snow."—Cedar of the weather as indicated by the Ther­ Rapids (la.) Times, Month 3. mometer each morning from Dec. 1st. 1872 to March 10th, 1873. Ofc. *1 aaUj-. t>r*( 8t«r., UsMlsJR May 15. FRANK L. WARD. Hastings f jHlegan. for year* havo wo had such a saow-tocm u* that of lost .Sunday. The snow lies three feat deep ou a level tn Mianc»uls aud two feet in Wisroneiu, while the storm ha* swrpt from the Atlantic tu tho Rooky Mountain*. Know fell to Tarions ueplhs m far south M Denver, Fort Union and Santa Fe. Learned a* nr ticlieved Dr. Ayer in the ureana of nature, and wuiidorful a* w« kaow hi* modicin<n to b*, we wcro nol [*vparod fur so signal an instance of his superi­ ority, nut only uv«v Um wire men, but lh« wisest of snit&l* whore iuotiost i» Nunc*. — The thirfquarterly meeting ; of th*. M. E. Church iu tho City will be ; as physicians, aud bud given up discuurheld ucxtSwlurday and Sunday. Prcaeh- ■ aged, thinking I never should be cured, , ing on Saturday al half post two o'clock when 1 accidentally beard of your King P. M. It b expected that Ber. F. Gtase of the Blood. I bought a bottle aud i seed it acconueg to dirrttkm* and reI reived rrii-f ami by taring three battle* more I am completely cured, and can - LEVI BROS., PROPRIETORS. our space bring limited, we tiierrfure Hk*b teiur ins Parxa Ilasaaas inti sl I upon thn hypothesis that tho full -If yim will buy that trimmed ^VaU proceedings would to of Ettln interest to ap»r at Smith. Mance A Pmton'sA-ui our readers, cud therefore devote ’ our Tux Praasx and Swootesl Cod-Liver Oil i« Ilaxard A CkuwoB's, made an the era short, fruru fnnb. rehicted river*, by CoswclL Hoxatd t Co, Now York. It ■ ia abrelutley puro and »wrat. Patient* who hftve once taken it prt>f<-r it to n'J other*. Pliyvanans bavn decided it superior to any of the other cila in mur- , meeting al the Court Know on Wed. noeday evnnisg, April Sth, at 7 1-2 o'clock. This meeting » railed in the interact of the Totuporaww cause in this city. The mooting will bo addroreed by oeve- It i. earuretiy hoped that the friend* | of the eoaae will tan out Lut u. hare a garewu] rally a. that oareaioo. THE C^I.EDtRA'FMD SIMMONS & CI.OU&H GEORGE WOOD OR fcUffl! I CP-, USB I MIH IKK W) pia ivoa \easavx �12.000.000 ACRES. 07ECE CAPITOL new OF MICHIGAN 50425507 THE MASOX PCBLISffIXG ASSOCIATION The New Capitol and Grounds, an a. «™r U.K-™ W Mif W*L1A '■ «J»CW5i C».3a-au «aa> ! 100 Teachers or Students DR. WILSON'S fa tea! la tana Oqnj COUCH MIXTURE. 423.M0 AWATCHFREE *m!25xi l.lBntaa’inMii WATER WHEEL. rUHGU 5O3TS WONDERFUL OIL Assets orer 856,000,000. 12376070 ‘ESW The Crowninz Triumph laii Fit'll Serai Iixu > »>4 ''“VJ.™ Carriage 4 House x r rr* -t vr Eiagt, Panners, Streamers, and Political Caricatures Painted to Order. WORM CONFECTIONS r O^^r/lr1L, S't/f, ma t : ia-. M nar: m w »r*’ »«aaa «•*■. . ‘ ’•» W« eua M Iwr S‘J« .r a. >^u*r , ....hi..--.1! T?n>i**a,- '**'< G lass Show Cardx. LANGLEY DICKIXSON lUirusc*. Se^t. 5*. 197*—tf Consumption can becured. The. great German Remedy Dr. Crook's W: ‘IBS iiilH '..■ •J it .it—• • iii;H m i » i !«W 0| »;!l A tjifi a ll.*! VINECAR BITFB A< V WINE HI " '1 p! ip DR. CROOK’S MX U. rann.aaeai. n «». ar Canr i : AX**. f u a. Jt-V. rr».^ i 'ud’ jij l|h pi $5 to $20 BEHIND SCENES IN WASHINGTON. MtrlscTKiiftEia Uta Feed Cutte It b iho a rapericr Totir, Brsinrrx thr Appetite, Strea^thess the Sjrtrui. Etatorw Ue Weak a»d ' DeMhUlol, CctBCT the Food to IMrrxt. « w Wile Pr»re«t« Malarlocs Feietm J Hirai u-tsc tn jour Sjtfm, TB.1 fHLCBOOFSWIXEOFTA B S500TWOIXNEWIREMILMS. PVTATJEH: BOILED WORKS. Gold & WLirh v» -IB wtiiwnd u ASM, OAK WjOb Pr/usdry ; cr WHITE BOCK ELM LUM LT.I: 60,000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS.’ Mnwad there or U asy XiS with.a tea Hwirflca. WEB!, HffiUilEEZ. MlStl SINE’S i&IFT SBkTEWPRISE, —-K. K. K. Ccmlcrt's Pectoral - 4832435276 Syrup ; lu aarita U’.' >7- IT <rr>u4 IU« 4a. ' =ts JXl ,ie Cough and Cold Cure la <m a«rM. aa4 aaty k? anta a teul>. 44 I wra= fu//r t/or of rufto. 800Paget, 250 Engravings A atartba* «l>ae. U MWm Hen tore at Ua Pure mr «/•»»««» for nn job won. ANEW BOOK POKE ROOT, City � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-09.pdf ce9130743efb75fef463a60c8a2884ee PDF Text Text —The RsfUsucnS vol; xvii HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN Card^ : Profesjiorial ajd WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9. 1873. FARMERS ! Hnalipl country, and again breathed plstely fro«n before they discovered enemies wore almost within shooting LEFT ALONE AT EIGHTY Beaching a suitable place, we camped Greble & Russell 1.. HCSSKLI tinned all day, iaterforing the life of a frontiersman. | pregrees so much thU it wna night when lalopo Springs. i Francisco Mout ■ utains. sighty-four miles from tho dly cf Pres- Invite, vour special attention to the During the day lowering clouds had Lretchod from horoson to irorizon. and ■uoro wo* overy criusnce oi an ap­ proaching storm, a droumstanoo which ’ appals tho bravest heart tho mountains, without protection, is < ii i • it. i:\< i h CHILLER OLIVER tvmuiiTk iioi.nitooK. C. PLOWS! With (his Guaranty journey, At night w» reached CosnlM Caras, u disteno* of sixteen mites, after travel­ ing bard all day. ready fallen to a depth of tea inches, and waa still falling. Here ws turned our heroes loose, that they might find something ujxm which to subsist, airl, kindled sd our supper, and spreading (Mir Monksto upon the snow, crawled tvM. h. uvnt;iii:it That it will EXCEL any and ALL Plows in the following isointB : It will mu with Ice’s draft, and turn a deeper and wNer furrow. 2d. It will do better work and will not clog, the standard being curved and the beam | higher. /> . 3d. It win last more than four times os long as any other plow, ns it is Chilled harder | than tempered steel. Ith. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 5th. It is easier to hold being a Center Draft. Gth. The points wiH wear twice or three times as long any other. •Jl>l l> I ttB (HI S. vt. I> what purpose wo could not tell, but we along in the snow, before daylight, and 1 before tho fire. iiXMpt his foot and hands, slight- slewed Inglv humiliated sd. But they are dead ward* a* long a* w* remained with tho their eagerness to bo first As Stay a»tended the aeaffJd, the death song was But my limb* had boon placed in snow, and I was recovering very well, though exocedingly sore and in much pain. Brady had considerable knowlodge of tho Navajo laugnsge, and E fall aai had learned something regard­ ing Ihsir intentions toward us, so I mode thirty-eight bodies dangling in the air, were hod, but I waa not confined any bddy to play fsrther, so I rested pretty well during Mamma si |>oneiu>e may try to I mag In — mgs a* wo conlemplalod the situation— “Oh, fudge, they wouldn’t; boy* are tho snoot almost two feet deep, and still falling, no feed for our animals, less making uv do menial service during tho worth tho most" day and binding tnduring tho night, and all thu timo I could gvt no y are not girls worth just South Bend Wagon! l.l \-l.i ' bort Wingate, hew Mexico. Brady ascertained that ano of tho Navajoea understood some English, slo?tny proepad __________________ hich surrounded ua somolbibg from him, but he Upon awaking the following morning answer a question. They gav fealings in th* following manner: Oh, tlioogh they hieh had fallen during the I I:|1 :. men: was much better than I expected, should seal down a pair of twin’boys When night came, Brady waa tied awful oold morning ? Hurrah! 1 THE CELEBRATED nurj'i'T.TJf the reading proceeded, *d th. drift of thodocubko brothers, furnishing us whatever wo needed. Wo remained with them forbids him giving over en enterprise more than we could tell and mure than wore over able to find out. Brady’s ittoubi ’‘as were not a hundred Tho chief of the Laud then indicated •ra-iAX. OIV covered pith people, and when within a dundred yards of th » talking,' I replied, ■•NotabitofiC’ho rresponded, “but □ro camo and bound tyrady a hand*. I pared, w hen morning c suppose they cuusider.il me too -------had nlrfeuly began to fall, they left tl had i tor judgement prompted ua to return to Iriiscolt. But there is a fooling of pride . HOLBROOK. ,TT,,"^^S^gS?“S-!We nsk y°"lo l,A‘‘ •« JOH> IIOHI'.ltTv NO. 59 Dortrn Why, boys don't coot much. ■U> JsSMsl » lb* I'.rry* Tho horrible execution at Mankato, >nr:. T. II. IIIAMONI1. Ssfi? •ign paperi which they could not road, 1 would n t oak God for and theeo papers were used to get money MILO T. WIIEEI J. P. ROBERTS & CO animals until thn *now I FARMERS ■ lu toll into the hands ot hostile Indians. I l But th.’re waa a bop, and after getliug »««««>« botween Bra.lv and DRUGS I without any reference to trail, simply taking a cuuno and following tl as u*ar a* wo could. The snow was beginning 1-1J UUBU lUCJ drift, and the wind whistlsd through ting quiet. B Medicines HESSMER. HEATH K CO. where you know uislancboly sound as wo struggled on, some.imos tumbling into a gully filfed and hidden by tiio drifting snow, again coming out where it was only a fe inches deep, only to plangn into another drift. wfiu impassible tn ride,an acenun: I Ipluuging of the boroe*; boride* iw brooming intensely cold, and ba blow a (noiau agent for refusing to sign three papers, and thia art nearly ] (uuld roach ths uttlsmento. Wa knew, • 'f *.uur ln number, wore brought up and K.i. 'Look to your interest and pnrehnseyour Salt at the old Ktaiid of i;ooi>V i :.\ i: mb*bttents bare always been fnsndly think of lha shopping excursion I bad planned. The boy started off with Dye Stuffs.; ou get none hut the /1RSI QUALI11. PAINTS & OILS BLACKSMITHING Stkef Sionr School Books & Stationery /|£so D/tf QOODS // kfioLttt and many others very much like it could much swolon num tho offacta of tbo frost, but by exerting ovary effort, and niffering intensely, 1 uicceoded in draw­ ing my right hand through tho thong, laaunting tuy hand and tearing portion* of tho tleih as I did to. lively, I hope I ahull noble bov ashamed of traveling in thia manner A FACE FOB LIFE tad baa Is iu IM band like* to aee ladias wall but plainly On tho 2nd day of Decemlior, Ibub, a I'ilF.S TUITIONS DENTIST RuMnlte J. S Hichjm. □ifjc GOODYEAR Co AND FAMILY 1:1.. KI Pit- were still harassing and murdering I pUinl/ lattlrra and minora throughout the | liam Brady and the writer started Preoeott City acron the country to Santa Fe, Now Mexico, a dis- Eid. Haws. jgk 19, 1872. Illi' I.IIIMIIST fl M! PIIIEW-WBE t equipped wteh plenty unition, two good hones. geotu wariuuoe, tn wmeu u wwwwnownv be folt exceedingly uncomfortable. The res coat, vest and [>antaloona pf black broadcloth were enough of them- Groat drops of forehead, but I t camo we were within re of the river, and could tempt. Brady lay perfectly quiet. My u,. Iluo o( timber marking situation was such that it became nee- of husbands to day, driven to dostrucl- s daughters. Oh, I him it*tiding upon tho Gold & Silver Watches Brady, before mounting, motioned for sleeps, doing nothing all her days but Russell & Nevins What is it ? Silii Silver ui Platea 3drf, ’ Immense Stock My Trip linmtniT, Sweet’s Hotel. was delightful— sueh his feet wll.’i « lib 11 uently with light hearts, that we i mo to im-H Buggies *. I.OW DEFY COMPETITION. It must tiavo been near midnight among tlie in our effort* to dovelop .: This Valuable “Macwutk Fall Hie utmost difficulty wo could keep on our feet Several times Brody called HAMMERElt. winter Goods I tun prepared to ofller Sinrile neat Busjites as Low ax (inf Hundred lAollur** Althoacrb our lav through a country Now .rarmers Pure Wines and Lionors! NKDictSAL rvni'tuiir. usualiy^ksp in a Dry Goode an sx ano Bah m m ng a poor vucie. to Warrant Good buggy, and U»ey are: AlGood AXLE. Tb.. ersatest of all is Price* Guaranteed. J.L.REED HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! f To aptiear Calling a Boy in the Morning. God had let mo Larnr la God ■ The nut thing ana to Ismdlo little singular that the next hardoet two Seated Fanners’ Buggies at ALL AT JOHN STAN LEY > would you bnng upgi odd and unliku evorvb hutted harmlomly by. effort, I procured a few cottaaa limbo, and, taking tny ahoaih-knifo One Hundred and Twent y-five Uollnrss g like a savage, and uung he dashed myself and moot of tho herd following can go no fhrtlirr, and 1 am dying for dying of hunger r barraaaod hr Michigan Exchange look tho shining He team bordsnngon the Greste Und Us rat. ■pproaching to within a doaun yards of get regularly started, by wbieh time we would gain quite au advantage down to imperious Mre. Grundy. If ly tell whether I had my knife in my thooghts. Nothing of special til the second dav s small party United Atalo* W e urged could, and got along finely until daylie lit. when we cam* to a deep gully loads town by Hi* aid*, fiball thay BKHBU v uiree go out, i waa waung i . and I felt as if I did Ml four mil** up ths gully Abate 8 Bp DOU □I God’s goidr IF YOU WANT Hsatlitga, March. 5,1S73. J. Cole & Son. ■■■ .............. ■ HEAD tnrONEB. TABLE TOPS. GROCERS. ttr teto nn* imtIMI tes City Dinins Rooms WAP.M MEALS AT ALL BGCBs. I Si-rial allstel DENTIST;| comeffjinr. u. uimuito, men duawcupf chloroform. 1 could not re­ lied divined our intention. and. knowing scowled awful tx-owtea 1 MANTLES. ITALIAN HAST11W. MICH to reach by a littla after nigbt&ll ths bwulifel xnaro. «!■ bM-Utouatefromcwifix to fiuarl �BACON & fe^nbliran^nntr Ilfs r The Pope is slightly ill. Tho President has indefinitely post­ Ex-Senstor Jsmes Dixon, of Connor* poned his Southern trip. ticuL is deal. JRDINANCK NO IX '^^•tSSS.l'rtJ&JS Notm. aasS *>,^n. Se.^S-ES:^ BR l.urutx-. Hu family i» there now. Goodrich greatly punlra the Brooklyn ±2^«3KS lilictiou to tb» Electoral lu-lurm lr.ii not lad nt ia th* futon. THI BIG ffAL SERVICE VJS^ Klamath* urging tlMua to iwu Captain Jack. Hooker Jim said tir* tribes of Indians were ready to join Jack wh*u- Salrini, the Italian tragedian, iait the United State* in August next Tho Pennsylvania Legislature has ap propriated 81,000,000 for the Centen­ Georg* Francis Train is to l>* confined nial Oslobration. signed from the position held by him as He told the reoervation Inllans it would iu the Ward's bland Lunatic Asylum. ProsMcnt and member of the luperviso- not be safe for them to remain frieuclv Tho French I^gitimiste aro raising into Spanish watm—with what ulterior liberal subscriptions in aid of the CarlN*arly all the Senators and Repre- Mr. Gw. Wniram Cartias has TMlMWAXtE.X". 1-1 Now Advertisements. MMUrfr PROBATE ORDER. Alexander J. Fenwick, under sentence , of death at San Diego, Cal., cheated the | gallows by tsAing poison. lietration by ths opposition people on Sprague river are greatly ex­ partment it daily gainisg in public ! cited, and leaving the country. Tho rvM-rvatiori Modoca and Klamaths am aleo rrriously alanned. Tho citirens near Goose lake petition the government of Oregon for protect! ‘ On April 2nd, the prcoe ComtniMiouuagrateful on th* part of the civil tor- ere had a talk with the Modoc^, who ' made tho same old •pooches, refuted the proposition for removal; want to bo fact that tho .President has Incurred the lot alone, and have tho troope sent1 opposition of numbore of Republicans away. Jack, in an inaelent, ororbearfor adhering firmly to the theories of mg msunrr said ho had already stated Mr. Curtiss, regarding competitire ex­ SJfeisrs have been appointed members of tho Bradlaugh, the English Republican Board of Visitors to West Point is coming over here to study our institutiuns. The British manufseturvn of agricul-, tural implements have resolved not to I to proceed w.th the trial t»f Basaino by take part in the Vienna Exhibition. »5sis: rrarwMssU M. Berihcmy, formerly French Minis-1 offered to admit George Frauds Train ter a* Washington, has been appointed I in 81,000 boil, but the prisoner declined to furnish it envoy to Japan. Her. Dr. Thoxnpscn b lecturing to j general' holiday throughout Germany, S-rts-smriiLTmi'.SsM; MT WlkMB HrrtCItal l-YT* **•" * living tho 7Ctb anniversary of tho birth ffaept aye •< iKto etdae la be qeBbaedip •» ikai Ikl* Ordlaaare l> U.lklallr sakwwd. a of King William. * New Haven. Conn, naseuea herself | It is stated thst the United Slates • .. ■ • lue uasiuou is not uona to ms iikih--, j Probably ten more days will clapro modertly. still the figures will be cbout surveying party in Nicaragua has dem<ta .nntab., .um. n. ta. b~“ bu ,h. abldM, before peace or war is determined upon. •5.-..000.0W thia year. onstratwf the practicability of a ship caTho Portuguese in Rio Janeiro num­ ' ual through the country. j noceaaity for his alxtainlug from all Major Mason, cf tho 21st infantry-, com­ ON EX ECVTIOX mends the troop* on tho cast sido of ber about 60,000. They are the thief mantel exertion is tba true cause ot his Tule lake To-morrow two companies • ufferurs bv tho yullow Javer. | resignation. Your cocroopondent nn of tho 12th infantry will go into eamp an order that nostDastori whose salary Paris talks of building a theatre to 1 does not exceed 11,000 a y» in tho lava bod nt the foot of the bluffs, under command of Major Green. Tho I eost fifteen million Cranes, cajiable of ! permitted to hold local offices. 1 entire force unser command of Gillem । binding thirty thousand pco]de. , Ex Seustor CattalL of Nr is 700. Boston Chari.-y came to camp , has lieen appointed financial agen confer positive benefits upon our people his breaking all his lectunag engage- from tho lava bed on Thursday with in1 the Treasury Department to visit Eu >...!> Ij... Tho weather probabilities, as published telligvnco that the troop* and memborq cigar. Some find it deer at that. • U. wIms *«*• st Ite rttyf *U**P*^ •• See ol money and the growing fame of the Peace Commisoon were coming up to talk with tho Mmlore again- Can­ Eighty-five ycung doctors graduated by, with th* other commander* of the the late Farmers’ Conrrntioa is an old ■ troops, will makii no eggressivo move­ railroad lobbyist and a liar. Damn him ! J tru* value are implicitly relied upon. Swtao* X It lk* mtbm ment till tho commission gets through Grevy refuses to withdraw his rewig- ' the work. <>n April 2nd, tho troops at soldier, al Tom Wright, the alleged murderer Van Bremer,s broke eamp and marched nation as President of the French As­ sembly. His successor will bo elected to the southeast comer of Little Kla­ the other day, the bullet passing trial before the Criminal Court of the math lake to the bluff overlooking If tho Loudon Tunes is a good judge, through and killing two other seldiers. Jack's stronghold. Be loro night all ar­ District The jury was impaneled after j rived safely at tho foot of tho bluffs id honestly expresses its judgement Up to this time about three-fourths of I W.VKWMAX.^ The eanip w ax fixed meantime. The the members of the House and twosquaw Matilda waa »i>nt with n me*tliirds of ths Senators have drawn tho .___ 3 from th* Commivaioncrs half a COMMISSIONERS' NOTICFOur fiO.OOO^niles of railways cost extra pay wtich they voted themselves ■ same* la destined to be of incalculable away. The -quaar rurt Boston about fi3,437,C3!,74l'. Engian-i had to Tbe Third Auditor has audited and ! entirely clear, value. Ito benefits heretofore hero been i that be Charley concealed. He went baek from ** for ,l“ building of and reported to tho Second Comptroller I despite tho pretended disclosures of tho her camp directly to the quarters of I over 7v0 Southern cUims which Lave woman with whom he lived, and other , the Cummieaionsrs. Ho reuminod until Uxsway yHtlwawl tesier. IsU rf sul Allison Hayas aad A. J. Marteon, been awarded. Only about l&Q now isSisSciisrBK??, testimjmy adduced Lafore the Coroner’s ’ auMetand retnrned to Jock's with a convicted of Ku-Klux outrages in South retrain. it>. Utk 4ar •< Mar Carolina, have Loon pardoned bv the A former Confederate General (Sena­ ’ avail themselves of the benefits of tho , everything ia now withheld from tho Premdsnt. tor John B. Gordon, of Georgia) pnsi* •u »..aia* true. i*. <.m, .i^o* e» W Ma~‘. Hun. Jihn C Champlin, a promiiMint service. By a recent arrangement made tol, and M. W. Gab have boon elected ORDIN ANCE NO. 11 on Chancy and Bugui citram of Ottawa, ill., was run over and mens gers of tho Washington Monument ' back to Gen. Canby. The killed by a freight train, in that town, a Ii Provident Wilson. r.rxsra)E=r L*rll «■* m —a wen: out to meet Jack .— I Oakes Ames lias notified the Attorney First-Class Instruments Sir. tai U “OU FrotaMIta." tav I ““P‘" 11 a— .i.. „m^i ..u*. .•JOoJ *** question that Mr. Curtis | General of tho United States that the Credit Mobilier Company does not in| tend to surrender its books to tho Gov- ----- ------------------------------- -J - r___ t •— The local postmaster is charged with the 111,0 taonument. uicana w <uu.j,„,o vu Among all the wealthy II . Th.£«a«.f„.r!,«,»Lit. I tarf.?*- • tatty r.... Ita. f of placing three bulletins in a con- m,,n *Wa< anJ twoatlv dea.1, it seems ',w i to their camp. Tho squawx gave the nous place, so all who visit tho effleo Angular that an active Board of Manainfonuntion about the council becomo acquainted with tho probe- i r°o1-1 not get up sufficient symnaCharley spoke first. Meacham, as ami Dyer followicj* Jack, , and Sehunchin tbsn spoks viothousnds of fannere, aad othe'ra infer- I *nromplivh so hndable and | tryj The CommLsiuni-ri made no prop­ : to tha Modocv. Tho opinion at ’ thejeamp is. that the difficulty will nev - *—without fighting A number of ___ a, . . ,. J ted the Spanish throne, has shown him­ sqtfres. Shock and Nnsty Jim returned "?* “O'” I.*™" I.F.UM ta» n. lk. e camp with tho C immlasbaara. sn4 were looted with prvosskts and __________________________________ ' uirone as us ruler ot me Bosnian r-I , and w«nt Lock to Jack's camp, megtr tuds of our agreeultural tnterosts |------------------------............................. - -,----su,[»ndcd. on tkoL- slatra, an ! to point ‘ plo. but has bad powerful factions to Ih4 report has bren received by the . Mich., CtfusM, is the Itepublican notui- I| them out to Foster’s children as a repJ — -I- since sig that the Mudoes intend making nee fur Mayor of that [dace. He ought roeeutation of the death of their ffilher. I contend with Lit arrive! arrival in ' an ittack upon tho troop*. In cor.seto be elected. | Madrid. He appeara to have come to Soma lime ago an old lady named I quefeee the pickets hare liven doubted ' th* cnnclusira that tho people wore the company commanders ordered I, Senator Mortm iv in Letter health ’ l.ang>toa, and a little girl who was liv-1 divides tho country into rgnal districts, : opposed to him. Consequently he hamia ing with her, were mysteriously mur- | thomselres in rvadincs derod in Coles county, Ill. The other th* enemy at any motnvni ‘ hot springs in Arkansas. day a son of the murdered woman— predictions of what the weather wil bo , Grosvenor supported the regular Ke- , William L. I-angaton—camo torward ___- .. "BpmropahsEi ’ on the following day. (puBlican ticket at tno recent Bl Louis stay. Ko would gladly serve thorn, bat | election. Which settled tho fate of the I The service is still in its infancy. Ito ceivrd a dislike to tho oU lady. time Mother Superior of tho Car­ died yea- strikn a woman. No bcnorabls man will be guilty of so base an action. When one excites you, just hold her George Bidwell was arrostaj in Lou- 3te Convent in Baltimore, terday. , v bo igaoraat of ear eigfct ptaeea where Gwjrgw Ja hold in < uatody furlhoov trifling Batik of Eng­ turn I land frauds ' Wall, we dan.t ex* Tho English Adjutant General has accurate predictions of tho (signal aer- 1 tender him OUR WASHINGTON LETTER ORDI.NANC New Scales -____ _ cress* if IT. It. HOLM Veiy Low. utunan ■ ICHI Grand H >. 255 Greene, near Eighth St.,' CxL'.'ta the Door Unity. B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & iRETA.IL 137 X 139 State St corner cf Madison, CHICAGO _ WORLD. -WATCH Es. City Ordinances. Howard Diamonds, Gold Opera Chains, Gente Opera Chains, Gold Neck Chains, Silver Vest Chains. Table Castors, Cake Baskets, Not Pick,, Card Stand.. Napkin Hing*. ORDINANCE NO.ft Hemetnbrr that your mother and Tho expenditures of visitors to Flor­ ida, In quest of improved health, will foot np at 85,000,000 thia year. This aad lectures from WiUism Cullen Brv- and is contents are both amusing and poopfc. Hawkins hr thought it was some wild instructive. Besides a highly interesting , critter the: had got out of some mecagerv ant and Sensei Cox make* Florida, not happy, but goodlumorod. somewhere. Anyhow, I think that's a Episcopaling. too. Bo they biggsr'n a chipmunk F* The Washington Neadey Ibrii says : "You mwunderstand me, madam.” “Wall, you needn't fosl ooeasy. Ef there's any Piscomalinma ia this hero eludes with three beautiful glacos of Mr. Fronde to Parliament instolied Governor Cardinal Cullen's organ says that the . foehn’ a oommunity to let things HASTING New Prices. Apr. 3rd, 1878. w. ta,. ta Tttwiu New Styles. j The LARGEST and moat complete Jewelry Store in the Weal, with tbs fiaaal rtoek ever brought to the City. T. H btAMOXP. Mrstcai Ecao.—We ere in roerint at Ho didn't really know what it r«.D.iu HANTING TEACHERS ATTENTION. b nenaie. tion. Antons [>oach trees are in blossom, t'adar frock, March 81, one day. Capt. Jack, tho Modoc chief, i* nego­ but don’t go there to gather peaches Johnstown, Doty Schoo) Hou unlesa you are sure yon could raisa a tiating for an alliance with the Klamath Indiana, a formidable and numerous April 1st, one day ’««>nd crop of hair. Hickory Corners, Apriril, one day, Governor Hartranft will are to it that Hastings, April Mb, and 25th, Court grass grows be will ioavo the lava bed, women get emnl.iyment ia the various ; burn the ranches and murder tho set­ House, two days each. departments of the Pennsylvania Stets tlers. Woodland, April it'th, one day. gx.vi'rnmet.L i'-rEi.l-S; Nashville, April 12th, ouo day. Foster's children have boon forced to Middleville, April 14th, two days L . The Cmmissioaer charged To *nr vummiasioner to inquire stop attending public school in New York T bm • SMMias t»rl> Assyria, Elia School Hou*.', Anril21, । ‘ato* revision of tho Dutch monetary by the taunts and insults of other scholtwo days. system will probably recommend ,u-----the exl*raineville, April 2fith Tho tided waves of > man than to go dogging through (Spain cold that deluge tho land with snow as an unpopular king, with the fair prut­ will bo hsralded dayvn advance of their poet of dying by the band of an asses uamxG rtava »x Ico l*itch«Te, Butter Duhee, Gold Kings, Gold Teeth Picks’ u.s«hta tel .ill I sfe nix. , _ Coral Beads, ’ Coral Necklaces. Coral Betts and Hings, Brenas Ornaments. , — 'Tuuuwn.. Sj-oon Holdem. • laps and Goblets. Bracelets, Ghld Thitubhu. Filver Thimbu *, Gold laickrti. Shirt Htn-lds. Music Boxes, Watch Chains, Seal Binge, BroucLee. Ac. OperaGUs.es. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. ^atck material and Tools for Jewelers. Michigan OLD, REL1AB SStJ ngMtr dty should call at* u, reUblxhm.rt and examine th* p-U. THE CHEAPEST PR] JES IS OUR MOTTO B. F. NORRIS dt CO.. 187 « | M STATE STREET. CHICAGO Tho Big Trees cf Cellfcnua. Maryland lief that the Question of education will be satisfactorily settled by Mr. Glad­ stone. Tho San Francisco AlU, of March 24, following amount of borrowed capital started the □pen from the South Wort but ORDINANCE NO O. for the United States tturday: The very Bev. dfoeseel Fide. t'tl.SD'ItATs Each number eon tains Lhocvee of Savannah. Jee Smith, the leader of tho anripolygamy Mcnnotu, and ten of their founder, h reported to have recentlv <10 .04 RS R™4„,. ■ Im mm I Wis. Kirtland, € IUwuIm, iFACZLe jre.ZJre3i SALT SALT barlow & Goodyear Keep a large supply oT'Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, in in Kirtland. their Brick WarebouK-. »MimlOxroiMttaUEQKi kfefatkr. AMENDMENT. 10 Burd |0U 5S*E| SsieESwieSelH*. re„„ld to s,9#/ OlMP*llTV, Flags, Banners, Streamers, Caricatures Painted to Order. pi/it LUfiae^ pun/tisyeD ORDINANCE XO. IO. UN Gla». Show CnrdK. teXULBT DICKINSON ‘ Water Tn-me^ Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, i and ! Bil]l]1 , rtore Cur-loud Rulo. ORDINANCE NO. 0. ,jr w i<M> OMWH �Th« R^ciJbuc^ Bissau Peninsular Railway. I n? Wo Mmw there waa an election held in the city cf Hastings an Monday for City Officers. Of the result we can only say that the condition in which we found our valuable Brshcia Rooster on Tuesday morning, of which wo present a portrait, Muddy Heavy raiiu. ^Township meetings over. “te esert 4hwl Iwtt u Iks St Jtemocratic Mayor in this City. We were badly beaten at ou Tho Bronson trial at Big Rapids pro­ greasing slowly. Dr. Roberta keeps Stationary, Books, Pictures, both Chrvmoa and Steel Platas^Superinteadent Diam<fod is holding ia the beat illustration cf tho position ol an examination ol Teachers at tho Court our candidate (save those in the 4 th Ward) that wo can possibly giro, and Dau! You just usk Will Goodyear on tho whole, think it decidedly appro­ 1 tho first, and hu'l tall you how you eomo priate. AdaWdaci to do defeated. Will knows! CHURCHES. Our ‘•devil" says, the Republicans aro-tried of beating, the Democrats, so | Ilsur MreiiiuTln now they turn around and beet them- Motor mind Hayford, it will soon bo I warm enough for you to don ths chock erod vest and duster. anil you’ll fool OUR ia only a fooble expression of our con­ dition, politically speaking, but wo gracefully accept the condition, and have just one consolation to offer our readers, and that is, that the amended Charier will prohibit any Recorder and Z Look out for a rise in flour, as tho Attorney from receiving off the eoatinMock in .tore has been womforfully re­ gent funds for tho ensuing year, ns a duced, rinee tho election of tho Demo- reward for dirty political chicanery on »^ntic ticket in thia city. election day, or at any uther time. Below we give tho majorities for tho No more Rcpubliean Presidents upw; No ! tho Democrats have carried lis­ tings. so tho next President will bo a Doncerat, vo a Democrat said Monday GREAT $8.00 11 you don’t beleiva AL Troutwine hu got hie shop nicely fitted up, just call uu him and then yuu'l know Low i: i, yourself. Local felines police;. that; with a very Wfykt rferf, they may bo settled at once, without the trouble Seo tho change in the big “AJ.-' of and expend of their being left for col­ lection. lienee call at tho drug Mure the Star Clothing House of Grand ’ on or before April 15th, and oblige. I Rapida They aell mam Clothing than any other House in Mich, why T Bo- HICHIGAR CENTRAL R. R. I Chromo School Cards, AiiMcn Grcble A Russell would say I to those who sent in supjiosod solutions to tho Rebus in the Bixxrx, that not one waa correct, and any ono calling at tlioir Store, eon too tho printed key. FARM FOB SALE OR TO REST Wo will Kill CU?AP. <»r Rent to a re-. As painting limo approaches, a, Grind River Valley Division Isponsible party, the Farar known as tho Other Stores ask so much more for the same goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollops. CITY PESS DEpOT. —If you will buy that trimmed Wo I*n|w>r at Smith, Stance & Preston's yo will »arc 10 cent* a roll bceidrs time. ONE PRICE. STAR CLOTHING HF Remember our name “STAR CLOTHIMG HOUSE" is on the Doorsand Windows, so do not be decavcd by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. J. M. Rnssdl, which is st once agreeable, healthy, and ' Street, is fixing up his Grocery in tirst' class order, and would invito bis num­ ! crous friends attention to tho same, and also to bis stuck of goxls which bo has । party in tho above Townrini' fot the on hand, and is continually receiving I last two years hnx foten fixed up and the fresh mippliss. Jim moans business. ! entire Republican ticket was elected on | Mondav lt«L Epl-.riatn P. Manly, a ill w>U ut lew figures for caiu or gixxl 'approved t;jtcs: two gool Afar.-a, one OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, weighs nlxiut 1200 lbs., the other abuat DlM Its*-, two Smgh> buggio*, two double tosSssx'araMSiaft: buggies, two double and two single HarHero are bargains for those wanting such property, tlmt nm not often mat with. Cwt ttrlg. 45t£i k / Up to going to prase, we have uot rociired returns from all tho Towashipa, but are safe to soy that the neat Board of Fupcrvieare will atand. Republican 13 and perhaps 14 to Democrats 6 or 4, according a* tho Township of Woodland went, which we have not yet heard from. Ac regards tho State and County ticket. . Supervisor was elected by 24 majority, C. C. Bush, Clerk'i5S majority, Otis 1‘. Toliso, Treasurer 18 majority, and the mt of the ticket by large majorities. We are glad to see our old friend, W. T. Barber, is elected Jnstice of the Peace. All honor to Barry. American Organ Is Offered la tie Ptili: mt its letjts. Everybodu Should fry them before Purchasing Elsewher Tl.lr ims la luq.UsI *sJ ia U..r saw a*4 teaaUtet «-.«• serpau MI eibcn >* teasiy vt straight Republican, straight Democrat' and a Union. There was much feeling in the matter. 347 vote were polled. The Republicans ticket with two excep­ SviciBt—t.'. B Aylaworth of Jackson, tions waa elected by majorities ranging suicided on the 2Cnat, by hanging, in the City Prison. He had made two previous attempts to kill himself bnt had been frustrated by these who were ' aware of hie design, and ha was finally Tho entire Republican Ticket seat to tho citv prison, where, it waa except owe Highway Cocumisthought be could be kept from injuring Again wo say hurrah for Old himself; but he then committed the act • John urai Go's, celebrated Gold Paus, with his pocket betid kerchief, by attach­ he best in 'he market, for sale at tho ing the handkerchief to the top bar of City New* Depot. P. O. building. . L'zr or Dxrrxxs remaimng at tho Hastings P. Q, April 8th. 1873. Miss Sarah Alton, Mrv. Samuel f On Tuesday evening next. April 15th. Campbell, Amy Covey. Mias Bather al Union Hall, Bol Smith Rimsell will Eaton, J. Rhodes, Win H. Rose, James give me of hie inimitable uxhibitiona. A. Shartou, Ira O. Westeott, Miss EmEvery ono who lias ever witnamed. So mu Young in hie mirth provoking performances Direct your lottan to number of P. O. will not foil to attend uu Tuesday evw Box or Drawerning next. We might ap|Mnd a long J.Roboris, P. M. IiM of circulars from gentlemen of high r.tauding such us John B. Gough, de., and Irani various nowepapcre who speak ere Here. Stranger!—There la not aid Institution in the City of Hastings that la more worthy of patronage, than that lip. of six years standing was entieriy fluous to say anything —if that ho it to removed by tho me of throe buttles, and outartaiu tiin ritixsna of Hastiags on I be the pereon M. H. Crane. Ev;. ex ehenff evening of tho 15th. last, at the Hall. ot thia (Calhoun) county, hit roqumted Five or six yeots ego a mother abanCaawelL Haxard A Co, Mew York. It doaod her children in the streets in dif­ ia nlHolutloy pure and rwW, Patients ferent place, in this state, ana girl and who have once taken it prefer it to all a bey at Barilo Crook, and a girl at other*. Phymciaas have decided it superior to any of tho other cila in marbe definitely iscraed. Hsr name was Curtim, but about that time rhe marnsd a man nomad Clark, which was duubttee the principal reason why sho rurewlUr bmk upon her dfopring. HOUSE ! 36 Canal Street, IVtcrv’ Mtuical JfntUy for April la M usual, replete with firM-cIuA* music. No Musical work of it kind stands higher ia tho estimation of Musicians than Peters'. We can say everything in favor of this truly splendid work, know­ ing whereof wu speak. Michigan Central R. R. H.iGS ! CLISES I’apar, Leather, and Zinc Trunks from $1.1J5 to $20 We arcTtqtiare dealing in all our ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, and strictly CHROMOS ! Tho 5«ay Jevrwf for April ia rsceivod and like all it prodociiasara, ia a splendid ^number. A beautiful song, Sweetly \ Dream Villitta, in this number ia rully I Hotel in this city for a numbor of years j Mr. Tarkor has an extended acquainlance, and to those, we need not say anything, and those visiting our city who arc not acquainted with him. wo TRUNKS Oil Paintings W. Fl. Rayford, forget that Will Starkwontlior will bo pKdrn Sperter Form, in tho township on hand to do tho very beat work in the ! orBhltimore, cjuriMing of 80 acres, all lino of Painting, Graining, Glazing. ' improved. Fair Houm, gvol fruit, Ac. Paper Hanging. Ac. For rctferenoo, send specimen of his work at Jim Sut­ C F. DWIGHT A CO.. ton's Grocery. IlaMings. Ajril 2, 1874 —if Jtux.—Positively 1 must have mj nuts sotllod by Moy 1st, us I nui g away on account of my l^ralth. remember I must Lava nr nr. Largogt Stock of Blue Clothing-west of New York. Suita 1.2 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boya and Children’* Suits from two years and upward. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. far . Him DRESS1SU, nothing else can bo found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and ret lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, aad a gratafol porforue. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver 4 Co., THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD May 15. ‘7B Hastings Jj- Allegan. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ‘ J * * TItE CELEBBATKD SIMMONS & OI^OVG-H GEORGE WOOD ORGANS tkw i are, iscm iBrnQ ibr ud msea FIA1VO8. Aft the above euperiar metrumesrts ere foe aab ow ffseumhio Teemaawl WOMAN �person of taste who has a grain oi ap- i predation for the beautiful or a spr.rk of pride in the progress of American Art. Being th* latest, it ia of cuure*. ' the finest of all the fine issue, of all this wonderful pees*, and in this e justent improvement may b* mite! the secret of the groat succroa which this 2323234853302331 '12,000,000 ACRES.I,MT ".""JJL™ wm Wishart's Pine Tree CAPITOL Tar Cordial. OF MICHIGAN THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY Th* Caliort t-lthosrapUng Company of Oetrei,, butter, by a roving cur. from a young­ ster who was seated ill the O|>en door­ way to eqjoy the balmy morning air. A shadow has ia verity clouded his day, and the] fast-falling drop* of an April, shower accompany hi* tearful protest. Thomas Moron present* five maatesly delineation* of the YeUow.tone Region, on* at which, Tower Creek, a full page cutting by Linton, is a most superb specimen. The Dreth Warrant of Mary Stuart is a truly royal suvject, royally treated; and for texture and detail, is noticabU even in n« 4U»«. ACstakill Bonk, by Whittredge, will carry off the palm with very many; a pool, surroun­ ded by fonet trees, in which tho beau­ tiful white birch ia conspicuous; the solitude heightened, not broken, by a pair of kingfisher*, one perched upon a leafless branch, the other skimming the surface, uni moot enchanting vistas of dim forest distances from a picture worthy of the ropotaticn of one of America's foremost painter*. Such a spirited sketch as a 'A Bare Chance,1 by W. M. Gary, in which one of our frontiersman, on his gallant mustang, is brought suddenly to elose quarters with a monstrous grimly, deserve* mon than a passing notice, but so do the others, and space is limited. There ia a per­ fect gem of landscape by Wimperis, the great rival of Birket Foster. The liter­ ary contents of the April JidM display tho usual excellence and variety. There arc for instance, three good short stories, I Will if You Will, by Clara F. Guern­ sey ; Tho Ball on the Ice, by E. B. Ore* tte wsti. —J *« — P-M^M • wanton , SCI » •<••!. U4I.U sketches, by John 8. Daria, anuounend as the quarterly tinted platn for thia year, appears in thia issue It reprc- MACUIJtSCO . Boata <>,. „ »“•“'fL-Lre.',':.''™."-'”"'" Um |»ipf* »f tte »'»*« •' t». M*4ar*M pn«* u! T "W O DOLLARS EACH- 100 Teachers or Students ‘NSURE YOUR LIFE J» <.'**h, IU.1 Kslsla mJ F«r»en«> I'rept’’.*- is frow Bl «* $28,900 in Beal Estate ! $3,000 in Cash ! $6/>55 in Personal Property STOMACH BITTERS awatchfree: WHEEL, Assets over 856,000,000. The Pile Tret Tar Mai, WELLS’ CARBOLIC -ELETS Great American Dyspepsia Pills, Condition Powders! liBRATlO PRATT, fttft ^ZZ’TZZzUVZ?. OHIO. on the Death) Warrant of Mary Stuart;' another cn an Old German Tribunal in tho Han Mountains, and, beet of all, a racy little essay, by John Sydney, which would have charmed Lamb, sinew its theme ia hia prime favorite, Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle. There are fire looms, A Gaze! of Hafir, by Henry Richards ; The Four Seasons, by 8. W. Duffield; O Pray, My Child, a transla­ tion from theXGerznan of Hoffman ; A Bare Chance, a unique little dialect THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD, STANLEY I. TMKEB, Sri. CHAS. J. HUB, OH. 10- Consumption can becured. Dr. Crook’s Wino of1 DR. CROOK'S WINE aad John Hay ; and tho Rosemary, an­ other tender flower-fantasy by Mary E. Bradley, who has ahvady won a promi- TAR poets Music and Art receive thought­ ful consideration nnd IJtmtum mom than usual attention, the page contain­ ing it being devoted to tho late Henry Timrod. tho best and moat unfortunate of all tho Southern poets The story of his lifts as re-told by Mr. Stoddard, from j S/?y, a Carriage & House a i x • rrt xt s' Banncrn, Streainerir, and 1‘rditical Caricatures Painted tn Order. WOODEN BLOCK LETTERS 1‘articuUr attention poi>! to BEHINDSCENES the Memoir of Mr. Pan! Hayna, is tho literary record that we have read for years. Subscription price <5.00 includ­ ing Chromes • Village,B»Un' and •Cross­ ing the Moor.' Jamee Batten k Co., publishuta, 58 Maiden Lano, N. Y. Gl:i«s IN WASHINGTON. Show C-nrrls. LAvNGLEY DICKINSON Hasting*, Hept- 18, 1872.—tf VINECAR BITTERS Corn Shelters, Wrttefc Lane niBtraU Price IM 8 Wood Sawin; chines, It is abo a nperior Tonic, • Restores the Appetite, Strengthens the System. Rcatores the B enk and Debilitated, Causes the Food to Digest, Removes Dyapcpaia nnd Indigestion, Prevents Malarious Fever-, • t Gives tone to your SyiUcni. TR'HILCnOOK’SWINEOFTAi: S500 IN PREMIUMS. BOILER WORKS. thoughts, original songs rot to music, school compositions. Ac. The March number of the msgsxin* ia fully np to the high standard of previous number*. Which we will Exchange for WOOD Two rich oil chrosnoa, aad a good pare delivered st our Foundry ; or WHITE family magaxmo for old and young, for ASH, OAK or ROCK EIM LUMBER only t2, should lead tho people to sub­ scribe at once, and send that amount to the publishers, Chaa II. Taylor k Co., 81 Cornhill, Boston, or 92 Market St, onroars OUGH—= 60,000 00 SINE’S DWIBBT, BURRALL & MESSEB. Eaw’V Ixlitei BEFfNIIRU I iKTERPRISE. To those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada, Oregou « Cahforaia, wo roc , ammo nd a cheap, safe, quick and direct I route, ria St Ixaus. over th* Mi«<>uri i Pacific Railroad. which run. its tine. Day CoKbo* and Pullman Blaspersl from BL Louis to principal points in the PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. rWr or rir*">DRAIX COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE POKE ROOT WK. Music Teaching. - is 5 ms: N. F. Btntai’s ict TertiBB WATER Papera, by Juice Watkins. Then, is a careful biographical and artistic study of the life and works ef Malbons, the Miniature Painter, by Osmond Tiffany; a readable paper by tho editor, desenptive of Tho Yellowstone Region; anoibcr The two Beautiful Oil Chromo*, Too Familiar, and Tho Litilo 8urg*on. which represents two field scene*, a littlo boy and rirl and several pot lambs in the first; and a little l>ey, girl and an older sister, in a field bright with flowers and , foliage in tho eecond, whish ar* given with that standard illustrated family magatino, -fwrwee Jlrmtt, tan taking with the people like wildfire. This ele­ gant pair al oil chromoa, which are worth <12, arc given away to every sub­ scriber jo tho magazin*, for only •- a year. The magazine itself contains 000 pages a year, of beautifully illustrated T'***1 The New Capitol and Grounds, SAtaMtHteiBiataioflfflAtre' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-16.pdf 4cf14d4a6021b01d31a2a84c312d242f PDF Text Text Tlf« Rypd»i>CM< HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVII. Card?- Wwml WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16. 1873. Jodqj. "War it is then,11 aha said to herself. FARMERS I quietly about her mornznd when Tom camo homo Greble & Bussell NO. 51. GLEANINGS AND G 38SIP Non! Dow, of Maiqe, is going to Eu- Wishes can never fill a sack. About one-sixth of our entire nopula­ ham no ehilrrh amnmmzwt Wisdom rides upon the ruins of folly. Who pardons the bad, injures tho ho will embark in the taHo^ng busl- If the one great object of his life iz to nearly time for Tom to come to sup- ' Charlotte Otuhman gets **,000 for Words are fur J,woman; actions tor and prepared to Invite your special attention to the What can you expect of should become a physician, and than ho Old John Harper is going to mort­ his bristle. ? gage all his property and stake the bonnet kept Tom's slippers company I under tho sofa, while her own shppers , Wisdom is morelto bo 'envied than out of sight, you know. I lay cn the mantle. Should ho incline to highjliving, but cbaa. And thee thinking that feminine in(Go.) Asa. but Wisdom in a poor man is a diamond prefer a plain board, than the coroenj genuity could make nu greater sacribcn . chief political : than her Sunday bonnet, ah* Mt down editor. Wine is a lurncoat-^firit a friend, PLOWS! OLIVER “ WRRftft k. UOLBftoOK. • Tho subecriptions to the Greeley atat- just war. Zeal without knowledge is fire with­ uo fund now amount to *9,701,80. upon tho piano, ’and out light. the center table. Sho McCreary, of Kentucky, is tho laciest and jollieet man'in the United States C. G. HOLBROOK. oiv tat* Asnt 1 Im.4. hM. *ad all “raxAJc. With thi$ Guaranty Lui- I WM »L BURGHER. That it will EXCEL any and ALL Plows in the following points : 1st. It will run with less draft, and turn a deeper and wider furrow. 2d. It wBl do better work and will not clog, the standard being curved and. the * bontu COME. higher. I 3d. It will last more than four times as long n.-* any other plow, as it is Ch ill Ail harder [ ' than tempered steel, 4th. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 5th. It is easier to hold being a Center Draft. I 6th. The pouits will wear twice or three times as long any othef. JOHN ROBERTS rUYSICUX»»i fiaryjet. p.ribt. cn but cun man who had a cumpretiensive knowledge of this country and her inatitatiom. uuusual disorder, and at Nellie tatting | in the midst with her crochet work, uul : < umo into ths rodm. aaeaed tho expenditures; tho i “Haute cleaning, Nell ?” “Oh, no. Why!" tail Nidfie, fook- ou her behalf lan year was on <MW. "I thought may be you had‘been, that's all," roma Art Tom drily, as ho diet that a husband and his wife have looked for a place to sit down. each suffered cruel and inhuman treat­ ment at the hand ot tho other, and that WHISPEB IN WH*TEB'S contequenlly each is entitled to a diEAE. “Paper rotno this evening ?' “Not vet.” it is as surprising as gratifying to dis- ABSO THE CELEBRATED littlo before he cumin.glauaicg about th. room. • . i SeHte’ ’SfabVr South Bend Wagon! And don't become an umbrella-oak- ‘r S‘“f “ °-' 6'h"-I'- T— Mid loui.------- „„.i... ...t______■ _______ * . ' *“** «•> *«-'«* mann«, and k • «»«< the walls in the groat statesman^ ”-1 the tnblM 'rr.X.'S •“"""-‘“““■'ir" » ■ ’" fc,„mI “Oh, no they don't,” said. Nellie .n i । sweetly os before. “A tiling looks tu ; Tho tunnel mania threatens to be­ ; well in uno place m Mother." ' come a trreat bore. A San Francisco is threadbare it fruits ol lii« labor brought before tbs through, cannot bo difficult to Isom. 1JSZ?T»4!SS“e,-.t IM" At Factory Prices. T. B. DIAMOND. Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS. iLook to your interest and purchase your Salt nt the old stand of HAMS, UPSI.-fcR ths i before," said he hesitatingly. and pretend to bo frightened at a । shuuld not like to have any oB<. step to make » car-path through the Carpamouse. ' iu '' thian Mountains. Wicked men cannot be friends, either “Why not f said Nellie. “We might j , . , as w.-il keep things handv. What i. , h lhl! “ newlX «T»r7 c«*> the usouf iutvitig n house' if you can't <bo’v.dwre who ore preparing to take i k.-n> tilings as you wnr.t t|» f”l ■ advantage of tho laws, and to utilnr . Turn’s tore grow redder <u>l rodder. tb"‘f °°* «nd sixty acres of she lie triad to look nobar, and broke into : PubU!: !,nd* wllhla limit*, hare | a laugh. unsnrmoMly decided iu fitver of T^xThirty BeMcns. * ' “Oh. that i« your game, is it ? Trying | Mt-i lorat mo with my own weapon.'you Tho Lehigh iron retrion- CanUins 15 Tlio late David Paul Brown, of I’hila| littlo •--------------------- - ■-• -­ MANAGING A NAN. "Well, don't yon like the p’unl" Mid i Nell ilrtnurel). * of tiro iron product of tho country. No; by G.orge, I do not!" "Well then, 1 will make a bargain | burg, and when Tom farter fell Jiead liquors, over heel* in love with Ear nu one The apriog travel to Europe is includ­ hitritod DRUGS ing more than the. usual proportioc of liternry men and artiste. Thomas Nast has left to lie gone thro, months in the hope of reetp™>» impaired health. Dana, of the Asa. and Winter of the where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. that ho has no use for, then ho should immediately start—a newspaper. meured reading the papers, asked h father if the wrfrd “Hon.," prefixed recently, and occasioaaUy startles a turner by going at him with a b with a cautionary •'Whoa, there!” ••Oh, 1 will. Como Nellie, I will own sent. and they went to fanuse-ko«ping ! in a cosy bird no*t of a little house cm up like a man—you have beat tn? this 1. They deprive men of their reason the wrath W’le of tho town, everybody ' time. Only just alHUgfctosi up Uiia aw­ prophreiod all torts of hsppinres for ful room and I will nevus throw any­ thing dorm again. There, now let us • the presty bride. inteBectual strength. _____ ____ ,. kies nad make up as the children say." ' _________ . | very happy.__________________________ ' Nellie >«•«. and laughingly held up shortlyIt is a very pretty thing fo go to i her sweet nn-utb <ur a kun of ptace. The Shelby (Ky.) Cswsaf Ulis of house keeping for the first time, with , And tta-n. under «he magic influence of ' •vnrytbing spick and span, new andlherdeltEngvrsoonfuiion wassuddetdy j ihiuy, and if yon have loro very much banished, and when Qrangor etmn fur a companion, it is still pleasanter. I around to epend the cventag, ho drci­ , Now Neliie did luvo that grus', blub- ’ dod that nobody had a prettier wile or Millen and llutlur were boys and Drrberiug Tom Carter with all bur might > a coater and tidier home tiauhis fri-rad, .den ar.d Bunyan were yet unborn. The 'artor. and main, and there was only one thing Tom Carter. lr.»_ i. u.____ _ . .1... -r-c. XV...• I. kL. ar^l*... ......... t bosket is made of willow and <ywured School Books Station cry little Nalito. haviitt ......... trooe gained with satin that was onoo white, but has lion uf th# Selil, tons; gu-id. care follow alive. 0. They render abortive tho strongest He kept hi. hr a lay question, The Oregon militia’s bill' amounts to resolutiona. . Sometimes h> MM*m*>i threatened '.Zlii.. , __ .1_______ i___ ■ . . 10. The millions of property expended clergy might Wi ... ll. nm I. 1—, In vain did Nellie braid . with a ndapvr, but Nellis, instead of PBE8OKIPTIONS AND FAMILY scolding, only had quietly to bring I Medicines GOODYEAR & BARLOW . a young man is a paragon of truthfumees, wbriety, has $dttt Store. CO. J. P. ROBERTS & Dye Stufl.sJ PAINTS-& OILS BLACKSMITHING. *t*o Df{Y qooos i/i E/iuLcti r^itrr- J- ced the slightest curiosity to view too of intaaiiy. 12. They destroy both the body and buris.1 closely the wolf-tad war banner of the ately, for Tom seldom faded to talai the Mudoca, and that when Cept Jack final­ ly met them "ho routed 'em end scouted hint J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Raiivillt. The young man who enjoys plenty of company, and is ever ready to scrape Wickedness with beauty is the devil's acquaintance, will find the barber buaihook baited. What wo cannot help is our misfor­ tune, not our fruit. ~ Who keeps company with a wolf will learn to hoih \ flourish os an undertaker. up two children. Worts show the wit of a man, but action^ his mooning. ‘ Whai reason and endravor exanol “Vary will, probably ha trout com# t,u> L11”1 couawl«“ Und wm «>Wore tc*.* It will be ready ax>n,” Mid! V* “ 010 r““‘ bring out. tau often wUL What is givsa to tha poor is laid out Neil, working nwaj. ’ uaaU“ of *62.000. Ml YSICIAN aU Sate*—. Ori**' DR. C. C. L1NSLEY. What Is an estate worth if 41 brings no enjoyment. gently Micbijan.i Expire Sd. Esfim Jus It, 1111 MH W N ■■! Gold & Silver Watches ■ • Russell What is it ? SilM MMMSME Why, it is LEE REED'S Trip Hammer. OBAXP HAMMERER. I am prepared to offler Single seed Buggies as Lmo as Immense Stock Winter One Hundred DoIIufm. Buggies at One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollnrw. Now Farmer^, Hmm wm neverbthirt an opportunity of this kind otfcrod io Has!int-*,- whereby you could Rvt * Buggy for eo small an amount of mosey. I do not Intend to loose my reputation as a buggy builder by selling a i»or nrtfole- Fra । prevent crime. 15. They cost sober people it previously, and Oapt Nil. Johnson re­ fnr a buy that was smart, active, brave, porta, through Dr. I'oterraan, of ioalvoa tractable, prompt, iudnsteioua, eJoan, teas found by him la.t August to the pious intelligent, good-looking, reserved oast of tipitbergrtu It teems that we , ceedingly. She resolved not to spoil may really hojio for good news from tho tho peooi of their cozy home by icoldthroe exrxelitiuna now searching for the । lug, but how. to eure him she could not poJa him whh natienre his order filled. with the tho patience morning ho had want the opportunity The farmer, la return, tel! on die Wasted place before." means which enables me to sei! Buggies so LOW as to DEFY COMPETITION. Michigan ^Exchange. The th-rmometnc in *ome other & Nevins . i'*11She - hn*. with ,r with which I make Irons for BUO6ISM. ■’s Hoysi., । Wet or dry, he would lay his uvorcoat on her pretty, smoothly mado bod, and . drop his hat anywhere. Ladies wdl find almost everything nsunayjtegtfa »DryGoods Co, cum Bril si Stas tra table ruth^iy crmlnng beneath it Tho laical man appointed to ollies in PcnnsyIvana it Inspector of'Pickled should have some of them, as she hoard destruction. Fish, in Philndelnhia. No civil-sorvioo you say in your sermon tho common taexamination in tins irittancj was requir­ turs (oommoutators) didn't agree with t!u> delicate truasuro, and diaoovarod the and virtuous. ed. Tho applicant simply lied to twvar ruins of a favonte Boliemian vase. his nose would not gti bark on him un“I dp not know wliat to do, butnkio 1 won't have,” she continued with a lit­ •»g tle Irit if wifely snap, which every good Tho icarcity of cool in England hi nnimal. rendered accessary nil oorto of cxjwd mt. for economizing fust The mixin Tom of snch performance* n_v ibisI" of chalk with eoai in open grates Is th tea Mrs. Nemo, *> she removed untold einnsti and aranecta himself with one lasting double tha ordinary length rf 6W_____ wbkh A Parisian dramatic critic says that will seldom fails to fin 1 a way. And when a de­ termined little woman nays “must and shall,'' reavnljen fnsubarilination might av vrell surrender at once. —"Yes, but the ether way," was tho Before Mrs. Nellie cloved her bright Scene in a Washington bookstore, An Akron (0.) cat, reiving upon nine lives to save him, allowed his I ’WhatF' emanating For th. GontUaon. . ispssf.'&^tssSg^l^ xxi-e. Prices Guaranteed. n>k- —.F.u i- .u- u-uvt-r Thare are three essential finn-t WMFkl. . r-^,1 Sooicn sotted with a IF YOU WANT now para *t0 J*r annum for the priv- Detroit, on Saturday, fol! short, and diailrgo of sending life children to tho city HASTINGS IA2BLE WORKS! tiysaid: B. F. STEINHOFF J. dole & Son, s GR hwm: MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. eblorafowd bj burglars, and *7,000 ITALIAN SBital riMaial UEHUffiB, [birr husix MARBLE ns m: . y.., gtiur tarred �ora waurinbyon letter. BACON & THE Wd Death ci Qol- U*abT- Apr'10th, 1878. We Invlts our readers to real earrfully lb* following report, a* we think there MORTGAGE SALE. THE MODOC WAR anncr. IHIIUI ru Anu. Di-Tbefollonrmg '""couxi Wilfiam Lewis, 83; Ip. m: Wmuw 8. Hunker, 1; Ian on Elliaon, 1: 10 and 11 o’clock this mom-Charles W. Bp43Jing. 83 ; boys m after life, that it shoukl letter of the civil xTriee regulation* Duty Benson, 30 ; Thomas B. Bunker, pnaing Oen- Canby, A B. iloschsm, br-Jho.ua., Mr. jlyer, Riddle, th* tnM; Benjamin Hoffi 8. Gw- Bag>oy, oa Rofortnitory I us titutornreler, awl wnaw. and "Bugu* Cliartentiag chair*. Your Committee would, by the executive in certain important . toy,” and “Boston Charley," »m»‘ out appointawnu Mr. Cutie ir now feeble making appropriation* of the support of; 1 to a darimated spot There lh*T »•« aa practical '<■ of the boy* for all farm in hroltb, and the terms of his resigna­ Capt Jack, John Sehonachin. “Black tion show* (hat while be poseihly may Jim,” “Phadt Nasty Jim,” EUen’s Your under careful consider*tion and ■ all th* details of practical farming. We, also, would rrcommead that facilitie* be provided for teaching the 2lurtm,Mmncsx. Arm M, 1878. Editor UF.OKCE H. DEWET. Ths Repnbhean Party Conimittua So in our own strongly Republican. In our own city ths Democratic ticket principally was falling-off ol Republicans? No. We to Hasting*, a* th* opposite party know*; acter of th* Institution i* avowed, asd yet. through intrigue and figurning, the the prefix “Reform'’ dropped from it* idividual* die, but principle* live fully canvmeed that School a* it* name intj mi remain* unimpaired Reform been committed by the boy, ia order that he should bo msdo r. ward of the Stalo I Th? criminals of tender year* ; but rather pablima party. They forced it lata be­ as a place of refuge, where they qiuld bo ing; tboy *uataiu*d it through unaqua’ Educated and fitted for live* of actiro uvefulnoss, and to affur-1 to them Mcwrity from temptation, and proteotira against because It proclaimed freedom as tho the allurements held out tu them by previous detective moral training render Lewis; Ephraim rear, near wnerc juoacnetn ■ oorao - — hitched. Schonacbin then began ,0 around, *aw Cspt. Jack to hi* left with bi* pi*tol pointed-at Gen. Canby. Tbi* First-Class Instruments hall a minute Cant Jack fired again on Gen. Canby, and tho noble old gen­ tleman ran off to the left, but was •[»-«dily shot down and killed instintlj. and wounded in tho bead. He tried to HASTINGS EJ ass'sirtr; B. Cook ; Henry Thoiuus was killed almost instantly by CLARA AU did not fin- st him. but they knocked noS ■•“tain him. but will sustain Voted that the Rood Commisioncr* hu Mjuaw down. Dyar, Riddle and the PreeideuL . appoint overseer* of Highway and that ’•* JAKthey be Fenceviewer*. Voted that each Bia that kill* a wolf Wo ar* eroding a fine District jail to Mooch'-ri. badly wounded, with a pi lol I ' portancc to ibe individual and to society that no boy abtml-s bo aout U» toe School, Square which ha* proved inadequate (It due* not say out of what fund). convicted of crime, without sufficient evideaco or for tho puqxBO cf r*leiving criminal* are ns w employed in breaking held a*, the house of John Mill* (A true Record). * educate hint, from tho rvepuruibility d*< Town Clerk." volring on them, as wn have g"od ryatoa punishment of the greater offenses are Perhaps Mr. Editor*, the above will now tarried out at the Albany. N. Y. pri»m, and the risk, expence and expos­ Izgialation as will corrvet thrt evil, or 1 ure of i ran sporting courier* by train* fir th* more rigid enforcement of exi»I: so­ ronitnntly before their young mind* tl*>» jin in charge. Thia ia disgraceful to cast I could not well abridge without benefit* and hapinem curtain to result the Capitol of a great nation and it is a luoaing much of its interest, of|the "W irom, v.nuuu* cuuoucc, in qum nonx *, , , .., - , , , , , —■», — _kA •• ■ . .. , , ... , : brought for trial, and th* Judge whom* matter at congratulation that at last | vote* cast Those marked (d) of^xieito , V "1 i'■ ” “ To the* ehd it only remain, that the pe-,. who appri(rB of t!ie CB1T^,in we will have a new jail suitable to th* 1 their names ere not living, and perhap* .I—..—i. ..r <u.. .^.t ... ..:^t;— the two Bunker*. Of th* 6 remaining pie of the State should fully understand I and »«utcu.-.o before any boy can be ndI Hiram Istwi*. resides i-.cnr Kalamaaoo, thu design cf this School, aud the pun- I «Bi*d into 11- ticboal, under existing Mr Parker, in Gull Corner*. Mr. Brinenows for which it nw. inriitnu,.! .nd to 1 review your CommiUifo tun, dear Hickory Comer*. Mr. Pktton, reins. A ridioufous 'controversy has lately in Orangeville, and Isaac Meaner, in of Rcfonnitory Education to make it all haro b.on -uade by the Juvtirro ,m vioarisen here among our cvlorwl popula ­ that its most sanguine friends clnita it ■ lation vt law. This should not be, and and followed leadur. aa long as three shubld be, and which will enable it te tnut ,hfl ‘ner’ •»! attention to tion out of an attempt on the part of thu S'™'-iu Prairievilla, April, 9th, 1873. Trustees of Colored Common Scbcoli piss of the party. They abandoned tion. to appropriate certain school funds for them when they found them untrue to A careful study of workings of th • th. purchase of a portrait of Charlo, I THE ST LCVIS MUTUAL LIFE INrarfou* reformatory institutions of the tiumner. Conriderabls fooling ha. been I th* trurt confided iu them. Th* leadBURANCB COMPANY, country aa w*il as the perovut operation of this School have satisfied your Com- excited by the failure of some impulsive | The above named Company has juat —*•- of -the L_ mcasuro ---------- -wemnnliali advocate* to accomplish saMuned universal tmpartancr In tilt* City, and Mime rvOeratice* to it and its operation* wl!l, <touMlcw«, Interrot our vuwuv vrarvui ,*s school purpows from the prwplc, for any reader*. The Charter of Uie Company other purpose whateror. differ* Ir. one v, ry [■articular from the nut to thrir interest or the public good, ••barter* uf Eastern Companies. Iu and that wh-u any buy h-u arrived nt the og* of eighteen y> are h«t reforma­ Our Board of Public Work* are en­ computed, cither by the term* of their gaged in correcting defect* in the works Charter, or by th<- pronstoiw of the Infonimencvd l»to last foil upon out*tree: HASTINGS CI <un. V. SLADE. HASTINGS LC deem it important that ia each particular Mcupled cans*, nr* waived, let him see ca«o real crime should have actually I <“k‘ Lo can make by it. Th* country and'ploot'd i^ thu School Car education, | strength CH CHANCERY SALE apple river and if the Commissioner* not aasum* th* responsibility of making should lay tho toed aero** Crooked Lake, tion should be protided, or that there them himsolf. Tlicrw ar*, aud always 1 -____ .L.____ ' .1 • will bo, delect* and objectionable fenControl to obtain profitable employment tatiug the age at whieh boy* should be admitted into, an-1 discharged from th* tho appointment of Govt-rnment official* one dollar per day tor their service*. practical Education by eithgr the officer, ScbooL Your Couimitteo boleive that L,.. .,r . .............. -___ r .t ' pretends that the present regulations of th* School or th* Board bf Control. Benjamin Hcffi 19 ; jSaphna Barnes, Thia your Cota nuttoe, think 1* 111 wrong. State, when they uro not properly cared contrary a large number, perhaps a ma­ 20 ; John Mills, 20; Calvin G. Hill. 22; jority of tho people of the Country, Benjamin Dibble, 20; Henry Leonard, •ally when the temptation* to vice and think them unrt’ssonablo and unfair. If 1 ; Georg* Brown, 1. Institution arc made almost wholly virtually Republican. The ounstltutionsl rights and duty which tao President I* sworn to sustain put* the responsibility of these impor­ tant appointment*, nut upon any civil *ervio* board or schiraw of **Inuiion by subordinates, but upon lb* Preudcut himself, and whenever tho eivfl eorvice roguIaUons fail to perform tho duty of appointment* according to the best in- wa* the design of the Legislature it should be. That it iaand hae thu* far and that provision* be made for teaching, *• far s* practical Engraving, and penal t£m Educational anditeformitorv , kusdr, a Pur‘ai,‘ «• « «nou. doinstitution, while it was the evident dC- I*raa ‘utr' i'rvlitaU» >'mpkymawt ran at rign that it should b* almost purely re-1 *“ thne* U « »«O I«rt at '!»' termitary ia Ma ebaracter. That your ci'r““e'i ’'kW Committee find from a carefud ownina- . sU* of ,or ’CUidl tion and personal inspection'.of tho l«u- tutiun w»* eitablishcd b«um** aintinuslly larger a* our population Incroa***, no guns with them, but each carried a pistol si hi* Belt Thia, huwerrr, was not much noticed, as in [.ruriuu* tutor­ view* they had had their guns with 30 ; Henry Leonard, 29 ; Isaac 'Otis, 29; them. lli»y sat down in a kind of brotflocem II. Bunker, 0 ; Charles Paul, C ; ksn circle, and Gen. Canby, Meacham, John Mill*, 2 ; Zaphna Bones, 1. Georg* Brown, holds th* office of Jus- by Jack hulling his peoo, with ’’Hawk­ er Jim'* and^ack Nasty Jim’* <0 his loft Moacliam *jwc<Al the talk, and gsv* a* long history what they want­ ed to do fur them, after which Gen. Canby end Dr. Thoma* both talk o’! for ■ome limo. Capt Jrck thou talked in j an apparently good, larious strain, and New Styles. SALE ON “II. wiluai HASTINGS LO New Prices. to tho waist life wa* extinct (rots tol-shot wound* in the l;<nd. Thu o( Geu. Cauby wa* stripped of e vestige of clothing, aud liy about hundred yard* to th« southward. two piitol-»b >: wuuaL iu tho head. Very Low. human between it and outraged liberty. MICHIGAN Grand Rive: il 'a reroom, Ao. i?J<5 Greene, Hear Eighth St., Artaa4« •-r.?*.'.■ 1. ‘rssteoffi.r-1 mrara: an lot, how rmhi1 5Ea.tr New Advertisements B. F. NORRIS & CO ST-1860-X JEWELERS! The LARGEST and moat conydcle Jewelry Store In the West, with th* (least Stock ever brought to the City. him or । pobbean party- A* long a* the people &, 139 not sppre- yat in an unfinished condition, ha* been locality, and upon any tangible or rellacan and will be fully retormed. educated knowledge, hi* energy, hie ability 1 and msdo ueefulritiama. and to thia end rendered comparatively usulos* fur the ble security. Behoving, after a ca reful tn v*siig»Uun natural and acquired and hi* industry • - renipaning bill, en tractors 'are to be compelled io}*pui their In the thorough munilnct* and reilabllto the produrtiv* labor, either mental or • sections lu and Iff phyricaL of the community, than to arrest anec Company, and further being astlefici with the nio.t*raUou* of It* terms IKLS7 of Chapter N»of the compiled law* Mr. Bigelow, Chief of th* Logan desire to Insure, permanent mon tn this Itez&nllnK a* your Committer do, the city have organised a load advisory ertacaliM of the boy* in this School I Board for the purpuee of loaning, In this as of the utm.xt Importance and fcelin* Immediate mclion, fifty per oral of the ex-8enator Cattail m Superintendent of philanthropic Legislator of the inostimaBjndicnte business be will see to tho al security around th* |«|ley holders. Thh is th* most Important privilege. careful coueiUcratton to the financial necnadtlfM of the School, and the re-' viHagwe and from which, unfortunately i P*In ■B'1 trnpromnents. dtenied de»lr- *. ainnd. whol, rnns.' “IS.*?JSlSEff whlch render* money ro abundant al. the great flnaaelsl center, that It Is quite If-out al together Impomlble to obtain a jnirposo for- which the Reform Bcbool 1: arrangement* as I* possible, and that found it* Moses. HendnrU of Indi- once with ' hi* antiquated friend* wlw than fifty-two million* per annum ; this In connection with w>m* similar money HOWARD S-V-I85O-X Chromo School Cards, DEPOT. CITY Rantaiion bitters: PLANTATION ITTERS Tempemca Bitters t»TT pm otpor Watch Chains, Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelers f **Vr ^7 should call at« ur ertabliahnwnt and exanimo the go THE CHEAPEST PPJ EES IS OCR MOTIV) e cn g * SALT & Goodyear Keep a Urg, ,apply „r gj, for QQ I. !r ni a ?•-.,! u rates. their Brick Warehouse, HAGAN’S □ 11 Michigan OLD, RELIABLE U) Htetiags City. D. G. Robinson. D “ “ Travcne PbRlitw, R. WilBam Y. (LUre’v.s 11.11.r. Gold Thimble*. Silver Thimbles. Gold Lockets, Shirt tkudds. <Wd Wateh K,v*. Ootal Beads, Coral Necklacro, Coral Setts and Rings, Bronas Ornament*. barlow Barry, April 3d, 1837. i Calvin Brown, Istotea' Setts, Pearl Sett*. A CO., 137 A ] 19 STATE STREET. CHICAGO Spalding, and th* following is a oopy of Kills, Clerks WATCHES. _ B. F. BOBBIS § brook, Philo Khaldun, M. Hllrarrtono. CHICAGO Diamonds. sjpfj. nop. Oil Paintings Weetfal!, J Fitch, Ladies' Fjnsi Gold watchm. Gold Opera Chain*, Gent* Opere Chains. Gold N*ck (•bams. Slv*r Vest Chain*, Table Castors, ■ Cake Baskets, Not Pick*, IfoldRingv. Gold Teeth I‘icki' bulk of premium* ar* obtained, tan par hind other looalitia* in this eoantry in 31.000 compounded for thirty year*, at •lx per cent, amount* to I3.7UM; 81,000 compounded for thirty yaara, at right management, and widt existing law*, no [ , per oent, amount* to 110,082 TO; *l.or» cumixmndcl for thirty year*, nt ten |«: the Franklin Building, ard photograph* bad a* gdl Result of th* Election ta the County. only do oar people have opened to them among the important feature* of Amer- a safe life insttranc*. but a local money­ ed Institution In their midst. Isaac P. Christisw-y, 1,842 The St, Louis Mutual Life Insoranet csrtTci rnx*. saaKxr* or tn* vxrvxsmrrr The amount of National Bank ctreuEdward 0. Walker, R. 1.85« nowslxteau y« AndrodClimio, 11.. 1,818 Duane Doty. D., 2 Andrew M. Fiteh, D., 38 July 12, 1870, authorising aa additiuo- a til ion* to widow* and orob«n«, and •rone million and abalf 1Xdividend*. *1 issue of LM,000,000 cn. srnanmxmorr or senoou. Thsodore B. Diamond, IL. 1,®1 Tho follow tug w.H known g.ntiemsn co. dixis roiuineicxxa. Jeaw* W. Huughtalia, IL, 1,793 Madison. WATCHEfcl CHROMOS ! oi great importance that further educa­ herewith report with atuendments a tional advantage* thould be secured to bill making appropriation* for the Re form rirhool. for th* of corner BlXarlBT WATCHES. Ufa Insurance h conaidervd. The sum lilts of the Secretary's Office will *ccompany Mr. Catlrll to London on the State St SiMim 11 wot sei tn medm tikVate. 10B^r.l lnto mors sold to drndor. .t . ver,- mill vancc above Cw-load Rato. ’ Water LirqA, Ohio lima, Shingles of all kinds, Magnolia Balm Pure Blooming Complexion. ACA1B. M* IVflttll pVIf/flUfKD ip LOTS. 044 1040 sshSSs �lit* R^pUouiciul B\|<«bh COKKOV COUNCIL. Th* Common Council of tho Ciiy of Hasting*, mot on Wednaadty Evening, April Oth, 1878, pursuant to tho provi­ sion* of Section rix of an act of the legislature of the State of Michigan, manured March 11th, 1871, entitled Peninsular Railway. of Hastings," *and entered to take immediate effect, for tbe purpose than and there to determine who by the greatest number of vote* given la tho several ward*, are duly elected to fill tho respective City office*. Counca called to order by the M*r»Present—Mayor, Recorder, and Aid*. Hum*, Wood. Wooley, Eastman, Will­ iams, Konfiold and Jewell. The report of the Committee appoin­ ted to Mttlo with the City Treasurer, was read and on motion wa* accepted. By Aid. Hams — that the Council proceed to vd»plendld Maple Sugar aold on the Streets Taceday at nine cents per pound. Our Pralrievilte letter In thia week'* Baxsxr I* very Interesting. Bead It. Don’t forget the last Dance of the season al Union Hall, Friday evening churches. 7b the. HowrabU, Uu Common C^vncli of the Citf of Batiinfft : Your CommUtec who were appointed to make and report to 01 *■ honorable board a Just and tru* saeount or all money received and expended by said board tn their corporate caoacUy.'.dnrlpg the year, and to audit and settle th* aceyontz Of the cMy Treasurer, and the account* of all officer* or person* having claims or account with eald corporation according to Section No. 39 of the chsrtor of th* City of Hasting* would mest respectfully report. That they have audltoa and settled the account* of the Qty Tr***urer and find th*m correct; that they bare also made a statement which ia. hereto annexed giving a Just and true account of all tbe money* received and expended by said l-oard in their corporate capacity, and also, a statement of the Indebtednass of said city i .<i'Mi,j>u|w<nu»l«nt. n»F« M**u*aT»*r»- The Recorder then read tho Inspector* To the Public aud Patron* of the Bajineh, all advertisement* lor lhe Haxnrr report of tho respective word*, and on should bo handed In a* early a* Tuceday motion of Aid. Wood, the fallowing noon, each week, to Insure their appearanco that week", a* W-tlnreday b publi­ cation day. S’MfS iu*. fTau-imtm, r*x«T. .te3tEK‘BfSt‘’e' K-J. W55" ‘t’-k-T.*-. The Common Council of tho City of HzMovrm-N, ,T. Parker, ha* re moved bl* Livery, from Jsflereon Street Hasting*, mot oa Wednesday evening, to the National Hotel Barn on State April UtL. 1873, pursuant to the proviStreet. Mr. Parker te present Poorat t- riona of Section rix of an act entitled "an net to Incorporate the City of Hea­ tings," and ordered to taka immediate •ffact, for the purpose then and there to Wo are extremely sorry that we eould determine who by the greatest number not get our paper out on th I* time week, of votes given iu the several wards, are for many are dtuppotntcd at not reviv­ duly elected to till the] respective City ing their joper regularly,but frtenda tbe nou-arrit al of cur print paper waa tbe And the fallowing named person* hav­ cauM-. nnd we glncerely hope tn be able ing received the hig*«t number of votes given at the polls of eaid election hold i'erry Rom- and wtfr of this elty were on Monday the 7th. day of April 1873, arreated a few day* alnoc and tried fur be and they are hereby declared duly and expense of their being left fcr ri>l- vagrancy. They were both convicted elected to tho following named office, lectioii. llftu* cidl at tiin drug store and sent to Jail; but Perry procured respectively: ball and wa* released, but bls wife bring on or hetero April 15th, nnd oblig-. ■ Fer Jf*y*r—Nathan Barlow. H. J. HANEY. For iimriitr—\\ta. D. Haye* aprilll $8.00 Local fcksiw police;. Other Stores ask so much more for tho wuue goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 doilhra. Lariuiet Stock of Black and- Blue Clothinjpvesl of N'ctr Ji'ark. Suita 12 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boys and Children’s Suits from two years and up. wards. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. Hll'.VKS .c.Sl.ltSTl MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. GREAT ------ Some littlo time ha* elapsed aloe* I wrote you before, from tho fact that there haa nothing of importance Clan*-1 I 3 ■ 1 3 ' Jolin C. Sfienccr Farm, in the townilnp plied since that time. Our towaabfp D. R. Coox, Mayor. Kurin**. ! «uu l*v.sxv.‘! st*»*.!»«?. «t. •,,f Baltimore, conristin# of ^0 acron all meeting pnawd off'quietly an u-ual, and D. C. Woolcv, Alderman first ward. ’ ipnivod. Fair House, good fruit* Ac. tl>e Republican ticket was elected, ex­ W. H. Jewell, •• •• V cept one constable. For Supervisor, * C. F. DWIGHT & CO. G. W. William*, Alderman 2 ward. Heury Brown; Treasurer, Henry Hew­ H.i-tingv. Ajiril 2,1874—if Il J. Knnfieid. ...................... itt ; Clerk, L. W. Wing, Ac.. Ac. Chea. B WwjJ, Alderman third ward. Mr*. Fox, an aged lady, and mother IVJ F Flmria ALtawnan fnnrth ward. of Mr*; B. Df Wing, did on tbe 8th Inst., after quite a protract-d Hine**. Not wishing tb take up too much apace in your paper at thte time, I will close for tbe present, promising that allowed. wnen anything of importance occurs*, Frank A. Standley, room rent fire el to let you know. ' tion purpose*. 32.50. RevjwctfuUy yours, Ac., II. W. itolfe. service' on Board Registration and Election, 80,00. Noncz.—Positively I mart hare my W. I. F. Ham*, service on Board rounts euttlod by May let, ha I. an of person* drawn to serve a* sing away on account of my health. Petit Jurors for tho May turm of tba Registration and Election, 36,00. W. T Eastman, service oa Board Circa?. Court, which convonn at tho Il *gi*tration and Election, 36,00. Court Buuae, in thi*. City, on the 5th H. C. Lewie, service a* clerk of el •lay ol May next: tion, 34.00. Grand Hirer Valley tion, 34.00. J. M. Hawes, service a* clerk of elec­ tion, 34,00. John C. Wiokleman, service a* clerk of election, 34,V0. John H- Van Velsor, service a* City Attorney, 341,lW. D. C. Wooley, ssrvica on board of registration and election, •’.1,00. Wm. H. Jewell, service on board of reguiratuu aud election, 36,00. D. C. fhriglev, H. J. Kvntiobl, service on board of, George W. Brink. Z. B. Hoyt, registration and election, SO,00. Charles Brown, G. W. William*, service on board of registration and olpaioa, 30,00. Cha*. B. Wood; eerviro oa board of' Deniwn H. Bugboc, Thornapjilc. George Cook, “ registration and elec tion, 80,00. C. M. Gould, J. D. I’ennoll. sorvie* a* elerk of elec­ Jacob Shoup, tion, I’1,00. Wm. H. Brown. . E. 8 Brown, service a* dork of elec­ Lemuel C. Camrbvl!. tion, 32,00. L. D. Quackenbush, service ae clerk of election, 35,00. T. J. Wilder, clerk of election and room rent, 38,00. By, AU. Jewell— officers of tbe local and advisory Board of the RL Louie Life Ina. Co., compris­ ; That Heury C. Lewi*, City Trwarer ing in their District the counties of Bar-1! be allowed 325 for disbarring the City ry, Eaton. Clinton and Ionia. By re­ ferring to tbe Insurance record and (he By Aid. Jewell— That the report of Committee appointed to actil* with tho City Treasurer be adopted. ‘ Carried. By Aid. Kenfield— tion. One of which b th* Inrretlngofa That tho Mayor appoint a Cammiiioa part of tbe monies among ui. Instead of of three to settle with the Marshal w tiding errything East, and thu* leave Carried. Tte Mayor appointed Alda Konfield. Jewel! and Wood as such Committee. On motion Council adjourned. David A. Bowker, Abram Rcplogte, Charlo* E. Mowery, Jacob Odell, !Usa what rar Firm Hasuzx* »» —If you will buy that trimmed Wi Paper at Smith, Monee A Preston'* yi wilEritvo IU cents a nil! beside* tn*e. Say man; are you hungv? Woman are yon faint for want of fi»-d ? Child do you went something to ent ? If so call nt I. E Stauffer's Eating House North Bide State Street, where you will fin-1 everything in the line of eatable*. Sals Ho.—N. T. Parker of tbi* eity will mil a: low figure*, fur cash or good approved notes : two good Mans, one OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, weigh* alxjut 1200 lb*., the other about l:,:wwo t>*li-UI *s4 Cauwlasklar '!<*• »-a- 000 Iba, two Smgte buggies, two doable smU-w -Mb irsta. Kwt sad Wwt tr«a buggie*. two double and two single Earn.-»—. Here ore bargrim* fur these wanting such property, that uro not Michigan Central R. R. Sue Here. Stranger!—There is not an Institution In the City of Hasting* that Is more worthy of patronage, than that ofBeremer, Heath A Co. Their stock of Cabinet-ware ean't bo beat in tbe zir.ri£sx^. happy- '______ j, , k Gold Pen* ! Gold Peas ! .lohuvin & <V*. ceb-breted Gold Prt;«. lie best in the murkw. fur sale at the Ctty Neu* Depot. P. O. building. The above organization I* the work of tbe.Spuclai Agwit of tbe 8*. temis Ins. Co., M. SlivcntoDB, who will call upon the people ofthl* vicinity, and *how to them some of the advantagv* of said Uutnpany. Let all give him n hearty welcome, a* they wilt be sure to find him a gentleman, and one whose •rate­ men U can bo relied upon. mor*.—It i* with pleasure I writ* in be­ half of my mother, who ba* boon taking your medicino, F;ng of th* Blood, for a tumor, xnd can aay she i* mo*t eutirsiy cured. 6ha ha* taken'four bot- at largo mi a goose egg when she oommeaesd. It i* now only about the rise ot a grain of corn, and rapidly di»opsea riiara, from fresh, selected Hrers. by pcanng. Khe ha* doctored hundred* of QuwelL Hazard A Cm, Naw Turk. It dollar, without benefit, until using your i> abealultey pure and swart. Patirais medicine, fur which we shall alway* be who have oae* taken it preter it to all BAGS VALISES Pager. Leather, and Zinc Trunkn from $ f\2o to $20 Wc ah- square dealing in all wur ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, nnd strictly ONE PRICE. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE ! 36 Canal Street, STAR CLOTH IMG HOUSE” is on the Doors and Windows, so do not be deceived by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. । American Organ h M 19 Hi Piillc oi ill Menu Everybody Should try them before Lurchasinf Elsewhcr THE WEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. May 15. ’72 Hastings $ AlUgan. Ail people would undoubtedly prefer a fin* bead of bait crown apen tlimr own head*, to being bald, or wearing false hair, and it ha* been the study of mony of our teamed men to find a ' rem*dy to restore the hair when it ho* fallen out, and renew it* color after it ha* becoiu* gray. Such a remedy ha* been found nnd ia now offered to the world under the name of Hall's Veget­ able Sicilian HrirRenewer; and to ver­ ify this itatement, read the following This ia to certify that I was very bold ; in fad. my head wa* perfectly smooth ; aud it is common in my family to grow bald early in lite. I have .new used four b.fjea cf Hall's Vegvitabte Sicilian Hair IX*new*r; and thu hair Im* grown out all over my head, aud u THE eEXJEB»A.TED SIMMONS & CLOUGH WOOD OR �12,000,000 ACRES. Thousands have already gone, and • tliousoads more are turning tfa-ir ay** ' towsriLi uaw homes in tho fertile West .ToftoM going Io Mfescuri. Kansax. I Nslnskn. Colorado, Utah. Wyoming, Nevada. Orrgvn or Califoruia, we rec­ I oiumend a cheap, safe, quick aud direct route, via BL Louis, over the Missouri I Pacific Railroad, which nini its fine [Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers I from St Looia to principal pointe in tlu> West, NVe Leliev., that tho Missouri Pacific RallrooA ha* tho bwt track* and tho finest ami snfovl equipment Of any line wont of the Mis­ W A WTPD,F Y<M; vw® TO “°r * sissippi, sad it* connection* with road* nAIUEdJ. i xu Hachims hr baow further West ar. prompt and reliable. Ki w ami. Udraw WAHIltMUTOrriE Tho Texas connection of this road is now completed, and passongvre are offend u first class, all-rail route from 100 Teachers or Students St. Louis to Texan, either over the Mis­ souri, Kania* A Texas 11. Il, via NedaL BEST TKIIi II THE WEST CAPITOL IILES, is always well to giro them Heparate apartmmite from these wh.ro fowls are kept, aud water should always b» aervwsibls It i. best not to disturb ths goose when sitting, as, although a steady and constant sitter. *b» will lesre her eggs often enough to food and drink. Tv saro her from gviug away too far. and so running tho rfak of tho eggs gut­ ting chilled, food and water should ue placed near enough to be readily acces­ sible, and yet not attract her attention to the freder. When tbe eggs are hatched it is best to rafae tho mother for some days in a coop or pen, placwl Northern Pnasengvr A-pvit, 72 Uovd Bn, Buffalo. N. Yi or E. A. Ford Gene­ ral Passenger Agent. Kt. IxJUir, Mo. Qnestfons will be cheerfully and prompt­ placed in a shallow pan —until thev are ly answered. two vreeks old, after which th. mother EMIGRATION TURNIN' I aud young may have thoir lilrcrty upon clean gran. The goalmgs should gel! meal and water at first, and a few loaves ChcapFanni in South-west Mtuonnl of early boots, turning, or cabbag. cut fta. will b. bonsficfal When thov got Tho Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Comtheir full liberty they will lisa upon tetny offers 1,200,000 acres of land in grass. but if it is wanted to bar. them Central nnd Southwest 'Missouri. at H rapidly nnd become plump and fat, from S3 to $12 per ai-rc, on seven yean' should got msal mixed with butter time, with f.-eo transportation from St.or skimmed milk once a day. When l-ouis to ali purchaser*. Climate. soil, young tho goslings arc very subject to timber. mineral wealth, schools, church­ dia of cramp, caused, by getting wot or es and law-abiding society itrrile emi­ cold. Hcno.it is nerumary to insure Ks from all pqtnte to this land of tbemjeloan ami warm nests at night, and flcwcrC For particular* adand not allow them out in tl:i> morning. drws A. Turk, Land Coniiniasioncr, St.tBl the dew is off; nor should they b. Ixmi*. Mo, -|7 allowed to remain out ia cold, wet spring THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. safflMMU'aBtanMtflMlms telOar la s I ESSES ’NSURE YOUR LIFE 55,5Jj IIIII.UILS Ilf PBHIB! Ja Cask. Baal fauia sad Psrsswl Pror*rtf, Is s»»wls frs« 81 Is l*,0W. ft Mutual Life Innate Cuspaij BOILER WORKS. A WATCH FREE-:.:;.1 j$28,000 iu Ileal Estate! ' $3,000 in Cash ! $6,55.' Penonal Property 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS Faisal Lsvsr Uastln* MWr LARGEST and STRONGEST N. F. Bmhu’s in Mie WATER WHEEL. Will Bet You 89110 S - i.'.- H&Emm *1 miser lee Ptubws. i'»ee £nifis&tK& Assets over 856,000,000. COUGHS & COLDS MAGSKTS, IWBhXttrtU&dtTKS. .SkUMS B.'lU." orw;e*>e: I-As'xl *e U4 I>kU C-selr of Bmtt. »rehr~ , asska lsusM4teuly srsrieo U> WW Ssr < Johnttown, Doty Ndmal House. April 1st, one day. ' Hickory Comers, April fid, one day. Hastings, April Btb, anil 29th, Court House, two days each. Woodland, April 10(b, due day. Nashville, April 12th, one day. are aerr sure f.ir alt diwsMs ot the ite«fInterJ . Middleville, April 14lb, two ilay.i. Orraa., Bon Threat. (Mils Cironf, Diphtheria. Arjyrio, EUfo School House, April 21, Aatluna. CaUnh. Haarwar.., lir.nera vf th. two days. Pmiricvilte, April 20th. Mr. II. tfodgwick, of Cornwall, Conn.,' state, at th. farmers' meeting at Lowell, Mau., that farmers in his neighborhood wore engaged in producing milk for the New York market. Referring to the short food of the fall of 1871, bo added: I Our fanners all declare they will not co back to tho old way of feeding itoek. Wo cut up our straw and everything available. Many of ns hare adopted the plan of steaming food for cattle, and w. are Mtisfiod from the experimeote we have made that wo save a third of our provender by steaming it As a sample of what this manner of feeding will de,' I will relate an instance of a young man who, a year ago this spring, bought a farm of eighty acres of land for 111,­ 000. Th. farm then kept eleven cows, four or fir. yearlings, and a licrw. or two. Tho young man took hold ot that farm, and immediately put in fourteen acres, of sowed com. Ho increased tho stuck to twenty-five row*, and kept them on twelve acre*, fowling them the | sowed corn, and also cutting his <>at» ; green for food. His receipts th. first i year were over $3,000. This year ho I lias summered on tho same farm twenty-, seven cows, and ho told mo tho other I day that his twnty-oeven eows£wuld average him $100 each from the IpRifit It ia unfortunate that this! tree lie*' under L'>e odium of having bees tbe meana of i-erpetrnting a hug. swindla on farmers In th. right phon its mer­ its are mallbld. For quite moist land, w. know of no better plan foe farming "a stock-proof, live free.. If managed skillfully, the fcnre xuay he made both ip<*«dily and chMply. Along th. bor­ ders of swamps and through msrahy lands th. willow will thrive MceUently. Th. best way to make a fence is tn use cuttzun at least six fee: lung, and large enough to bear driving into the ground :o the depth of one and a halt’ tu two feet Place them nine inehee apart and m three ynr.ra they will make a strong, doom and durable fence. There is alao, probably, some profeabfo um far tho trimmings whioh should bo taken from tho tops once in two cr threo year*. The cumm«i willow make, hoops ^for kegs and small packages which require (loop­ ing. When tho growth is vigorous the white willow can bo used for hooppoolee. It also makes exeelcnt lire WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS e-'iatWKu... t* u» liWT«:strnu«.-TteIir*»ts*»ini til te Simla l>» ixtralt Dalllaa. a^ w£ NMlOWaa . llasIkOw at all lha U<k> iinJar will U |>1>W>I r*»U ~ala • or sei* "III lx aalaalM frw IkenSla. SSaSsFiB Wishart's Pine Tree W MUetoaat ot *1* 1^4 Tar Cordial. Reliable .'Igcnts Wanted in Every Twn in the State HC3ATID FRAH, PTES1 NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY 3TANLET W. TURNER, Stf. CHAS. J. DUN, Go. i£t (S'^.cr KEufo CL£VELAND.QUia THE BEST PAINTIN THE WORLD. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla beneUdal to dJMrsa, sad yet so searching a» to eUeemaltr perpi cut tbs KreAicorrur-lton* of t-‘x> Ubod,. urt-. as tbs ocrefttkms ;!;d syphilitic cmtxmfaaUom ItnjxirtUei, i r <!>ua tbxt taro lurked fa tho syitzm for years. yield to till* Jowerfbl aatid >le sad daappear. Hence Its wonderful cures, many of which ire nobUdy known, of Scrofula, and all screfllJoa diseaser, uiccra, Ernptlcms, and enrnUve diaonlen of/the skh., Tumora, Blotches, Bolls. Plmpltw, l*ustule., Koren.SU Anthcfoyfa Fire, Itoac or Eryafpc- 8 Wood chine Sewing Machine 13 THE BEST IN THE WORLD. BEHIND ""SCENES IN WASHINGTON. 60,000 00 Which we will Excliango for WOOD delivered at our Foundry ; ur WHITE SINE’S ASH, OAK ur HOCK ELM LUMBER delivered than' or at any Mill within Skterpri ten miles of Hustings. WlsfcrlarBlIMraWPrialM .Uta, DWffiHT, BUB JAIL S MESSER. Consumption can be cured. The great German Remedy Great American Dyspepsia Pills, Dr. J. C.AYER&CO., Lowell, Mass., WORM SUGAR DROPS • Every year incrtaaca the popularity of Ufo valnaWo Hair Preparation; which is duo to merit alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kept folly up to its high standard; and it u the only reliable and perfected prep­ aration for restoring Giut ok Faded Haxk to its youthful color, making it roft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandni£ and, by iu tonio projiertiea, prevents tho hair from falling out, m it stimu­ late. and nourishes tho hair-gland*. By ita use, tho hair grows thicker and ’tro^er’ In it restore, tho «paiiy glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except’ ia extreme old age. It fe the most economical Hu* Dukmixo ever used, M it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair u splendid, gloasy at>?“«• A- A. hsyiw, hfl), Amu Aaaayer of Mamcliusette, nays, “Tho constituent aro pure, and carefalhlelcrtcd for excellent quality; and I consider it the Best Puxpakattox for its intended purpose." S5Q0 IN PREMIUMS. .1 riitislil fLr I iSlIKi'IU.-t&s milk, tiro tauufooBluis of ginger, two teaspoonfuls of aoda- Caaar Baowa Buun.—Take one pint sour rmlk,«M. prat sweat milk ar water, one teaspoonful sods, oao tiwpoonfal' •alt. one-half teacup of molasoes, or on# teacup of sugar, one tablwpoonful ginger, om pint of coarse flour, r.n« quart of Indian meal; nut it fa a warm plan, io rise one hour ; bake in a modWximiss Pt.cn.—An excellent wash- i ing fluid may thug bo mad.: Three tableopoonfuls of soda, tho same quan­ tity of diwlved camphor (the same ai I kept for family use), to a quart of loft water; bottle it up and shake it well . Dr.Crook's Wined!: w, Public Teat H*S proved gkaixim;. KAMvOMIXlXG, FAPEK-HASQIsG. DR. CROOK'S WINE PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. Cage* Sroxox Cakx.—Six egg*, two cups Soar, two caps sugar, two tea*-■>upnfuls cream tartar mixed ia flour, onehalt toa^Mon wida duwtrod fa s ) very little warm water; brat tog-tber , the yolk* of the ejgp. and sugar until i l«ht and creamy; add to it the well beaten white*, then flour sad the last of I th. ends. Bake ia roctul tins, about ‘ an jock thick. Tu uteke tire cream far tbe oaks*, beat osse pint of milk, and add to it ore taUmpooaful «f Mm ameh dfeaoiredia a !*!»■>&. two wtga. om * D*. CROOK'S POKE ROOT. DR. WILSON’S COUGH MIXTURE. ruRGusoars WONDERFUL OIL ™eb= f/Vr 725?” V&SsreF <>r rir“o WORM CONFECTIONS It Mate iwteriorTosle, _ . E«Ur« the Appetite, Btnmgthans Sy«t«B, ’ Bcctona the Weak aad Mflltated. Cmn tbe Food to Digwt, J* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-23.pdf 710a28180a4089faa2e4bfca4c9ea89d PDF Text Text Tk« K«rd»ucM| Bw«t- lY COUNTY, MICHIGAN HASTINGS, VOL XVII. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1873. light revelry, filing in “twos' behind him. > Ths sun had already sunk bevoad the dark wall or forest that skirted the horiana; while ths moos, in th. mid dxrestiy to htawolf. Bo thought U and heaven, was mirror*! oa tha broad bo­ so thinking. h>s rejoinder, instead of som of the Potomac. D was a night being« beuiatary, was tinged with a far from favorable f < a raooanowesnca, aratoaM eraeirttr rwelnri All braraonraUMW to hto rare will reset's eeemH Ml-*' Invite vour special attention to the Wilh this Guaranty That it will EXCEL DBS. J. M. k C. RI1HKLU r^TjMCl**£•£■* bmesee- 0*«o over toss* and ALL PIov j in the following.^ointA : 1st. It will run wilh lesa draft, and turn a deeper and wider furrow. 2d. It do better work and will not clog, the standard being higher. 3d. It will Inst more than four times ns long as any other plow, as it u than tempered nt«el, 4 th. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 6th. It is easier to hold being a Center Dl*lhft« 6th. The point.* will wear twice orthree times as long any other. Chilled harder Salt! Salt! Salt! J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS Medicines .luaod te^Bran. sa4 Pwial B.be. fatal •eszir’Maia Uwm. -Sven O-vd Barawasa Mare. whore you know get none hut the FIRST QUALITY. BLACKSMITHING. School Books. & Stationery PRESCRIPTIONS DENTIST HatWllt - AND FAMILY RECK I PTS. Miciiias. ontre act Husum Jm is, im. Gold & Silver Watches Fine tiolrt JcwreU7' Russell & Nevins What is it ? SiM Silttr ail M " Immense Stock Fall Michigan Exchange. Winter Goods. Single scat Buffies as Late as One Hundred Dolli For the Gentfomea. Prices Guaranteed. R. Jt rv. IF YOU WANT NO. 52. Garry Devereux looked as if be, too, had reorirod hie death shot Dropping down from bia saddle, he otr<wlod to.arl the spot where bia brother's body lay, aad b-ut over it with a heart full of agoev. He bad no need to examfaa if to to tell kirn ti waa a aorpoo ■ A streak of moonlight, slanting tbro<<fa a break between the braashoe. tall up. onslaaed eym, and tooth set in the stern exnreoamn nt death Th. Union soldiers, al the command of their bolovel Captain, gave the last rites of burial to tho body of hia broth­ er. As they followed him back to camp, with hearts fall of symMthr for hi. suffering, they loowTSre like out uf sight. Mr Furman purged l man, and when near Cook araana dared him to halt Tfeemaa, howev drew a tfatoL Mr. Fvmaa teralad I and both man fired simultaneous "Indeed!" bo replied. **I believe Several sbtoa were oxebaagud. Mr. Fl my ancestors bad also something to do light would be ta tho advantage of a man rroeivtag tw> flash wcvnda, a with the raising of that flag. What picket ia ambg.h. god against a party or. tho back of tho band and the ctl matters, now that it in, becoming eoU»i making api>rvaah And tha main on lha right hip. At th. third dteaiuta by rank aboHtioniom. and carried by roenlng near tha asaith flung bar of Mr. Furaiaa'a pieOol tto maa eri beams far upon the road along which your scum of Puritans---------** out’T’m shut," and eelted tor am "Hold, Mr. Devereux I" exclaimed tbe artillery officer had boon command­ ••pel” whom ti ia thought, bo belfov the young girl, bleohing rod as she in­ ed to make bia aomfing excursion. Il terrupt*" him. "You forget that I waa a beue . highway one of tho main mra returning Croat a difisat than a was nasr at hand, to about hia amaiU No reap ana ■. however, waa made have myself Puritan blood in tnr veins! routes tunning earth sad south through thia TOqueer, and Mr. Furmaa, after I Though we may have changed far from tbe tkato of Vugmi.. A little hfof the Stern, simple standard of our fore and tbe toll tre.-. growing QU e«ch aid* In the summer of 1868, tha fashiona­ fathers, their cages, st ls«<l was a good wodld throw Ibefa nhadows over It, ma­ ble watering-plsoe of-Newpurt, though one. And was It not ths sam* ae that king the pmage more safe. After advancing three miles along X no longer tno reecrt of so many rich was then made for tha man, who wau of the Huguenots, frnta Whom you elaitn Cept Dereruax saw tha risk be was boutharnsra, wsa crowded as of yore. found lying boride the avacua, a abort descent P’ The war had uome to an end, and the dmtanee from where the eboutmg took ___ 1— Bhuald there prove to be a '“Tba Huguenots wore gentlemen." -------io eaemy in front and at rest. weeping censed by It could not forever ['•*•■* Qe was sery -weak from ’-ora "You Io well to neo the past tease, I party < endure. There was sorrow around of blood, and it waa at ouce discovered ,____ mt fail to hare wirning of Walter Devereux, while thus oprokiag | _ tooy o i hia epproa-'h. Tho trampling of his man/a desolate hearth and in many a that be waa seriously, if not fatally severe upon them as to say their sous horana would betray him. Thus anprfo home, for dear uuee that waffit taiaaifig. ■ wowndriu. Ho waa taken to the Oourt tears still continued to flovri-’ Hqi the House, where hia wounds wore dreesrL 1 have all degenerated. There are geo­ boa rive, tbe young officer halted hrt Mt b-reoTod did uqt stv-w thrmselroe ou It was fond that a bullet had entered tiemen among them stillYonder is ' tie troop at a turning. He was reflect­ ing whether ha •h'mM •»*/ ’HI the the ahoma fif N*™R*amt Bey, amidst the abdomen aad that it could wrt bo ODO.” tha joy there atounding. Thera wore The Virginian turned quickly oa htg moon sank a little lower, when a sound, no signs of sadness in that spot where extracted. Tbsmaawre tol-l that ha heel, with a black look upon bis brow coming from tbe opposits esM. inter­ Adelino Winthrop first appeared with must die and waa adred M be had any He bobfl 1 . young offirer, wearing tha rapled nis refleooons. It wee the tramp Walter Devereux. In the same piaxau word tomwd to hie relatives. Ho odd shoulder straps of a lieutenant, and Of hxwsee' boofa, as of a troop going nt where she had received the twq tuxih-' he had boo. and refamd to giro hie uacto. Ho requested the surgeon to the uniform of the Unbed Rates Artil­ a trot; and that they wan armed men ere—one now dead—eira might have lery—a corps of which was al that time cuuld be told by tha clash al ate* I scab­ been s-cu with (bn oue 'who survived -put a bullet through hie brain." sw­ ing that waa the oslv way they could ■tattooed st Newport. The officer was bards striking against the stirrups, z touted by bar aid*. He eras no longer favor him. He refused spintxal oeuen his own brother “A patrol at rebel cavalry I” whH* , simple Lieutenant of artillery, but the Strange to say, the shadow op Walter I pores! tbp Henrear,t q| ba si4a Akwjt ,commander of a diriaiou of the United Ppywreux's brew <M »at disappear j this th«fn cugld be Ito daubt The dfe Btatet Army. And she waa no longer »ren gftar bis brother hgd eqiqs «p to rectixm from which they approached Adotino Winthrop,„but the wife, of tbs porofo and sainted tbs lady by his made tha thing not only probable, bat side It became darker as the oocrer- eortoin. Halted upon the higher ground, tbe artillery officer commended “l'm sure the lieutenant dues not anew of tho aptnoachiug hnreomeu. share yo-ir sentiments!" taid Mias As near as ho could tall, they number­ Winthrop interrogatively. ed about filty cobras. Taough with on­ Rotted sleeping—Snoring. “What sentiments f asked the youth ly twenty mon at hia back, H«rry D»vThe feature of ootxraga Chask. newly arrived. /raux did not think of retreating In­ Killing time—Instant axacutiaa. •*l?e the old story between the North stead at being surprised hj a picket, Tailors' revenge—Giving a cuato and Booth. Welter If thin^ gq he was himself tho party tn antbush; Pinch farlhea he'd take nlesumre ta and this advantage euaiunig-d him to The Confederates 1 nailing down the “star spangled banner ' keep bia ground. I Nay. bs would be among the first to da 1 came on withdut feat Knowing them-1 it! Yon would be among the last, selvae nearly three miles from tbe Fed-. | would you not Harry f | era! camp, they had no explc tatiou of "Miss Winthrop, tbs button upm e0countering an enemy, They were my coat ahonld bo sufficient answer to I only made aware of one when a borso ! vour interrogatory. I'll stay into to neighed loudly tn their front, the neigh I board of between two women occurred | the old flag, if it should lose me every being quickly followed by acme half near Fort Hilt A littte before the hoar friend I've got" duxen olbero, and responded ta by lbs j nam-d, two women named Base I Kat "Bravo crtol tbs Boron beauty, horses they were ridingAnd then, | i and Violet Carter, mot in front of the I springing up from her rocking chair, I before the shrill onhuae bad died away ■ and stamping her liule foot jrlumph- fa the woods, they were taken up by “R Mw plaaks of the pU*a; । sounds more indicative of deadly strife character lx. the nexghborta«d. pissed 1 "there's one you wont lore by it, that's ■ —by a volley ip-ta eacn ei-lo. o-ntinu-d , along, aad Boon spobe to him ta ajeerAdelins Winthrop.** ' in straggling abuta. Several Cuufedo- i ing manner, "poking fun," ao Yiotet •■Store you're so well agree!,*1 said rates saddloo wore emptied, end the1 t >rtw described it, at a p >or old man. Walter Devorent, biting his lipa wilh | ■•cavaliers" in gray wore inclined to Tho strictures of Viola* Oartsr provoked . chsgrin, *T can't do better than leave, turn round and rvtrenU when one who I a tart reply, aad wosde ran lug* untd yon aloac. It Would spoil ths sport of' appeared to be fbeir loader, and wttaon Violet Conor walked up ia front of Bo­ such a pair of*negro-toring lambs were arums proved him »fc.h«ro tbe ri hl, ra and threatened te beet bar toraxae»uL a Bouthsqq wu|f |o remain in ibeii ] drawing hia sabre, ad4 standing up ia With-ul m-ce ado tbe two eoparatwL •itupany. Good day. Miso Winthrop- tbe sttrrupa, mod in a loud vote-. tbe one going to the earisg-honae of I hope you won't make my brother I "Cowanli’ would yin dare to re­ which she n proprwtre*-, and th* other quite so ’black as yourself f treat! I'll cut dojrn the firet m«n tb*t what wo wish to believe. to her own little grooery store appt*1*A cry of indignatiun cam" fnxn the ] turns back on mo Don’t you hrar oy Why io a mouse like a load of hay ! Within a few taureento they both girl. emerged from tboxr respective bwore liecaus the cat’ll eat it. ■'For shame, Walter.** interposed the 1 ..ud walked toward each other. They Lieutenant "If you were not my own I When is an army like a tuck In a "Trer elh." rate f. "lad O»4‘. lady’s skirt! When it is bemmea in brother—" Walter did uni wait ta hear tha threat.' •■The raiue to Trarfort Mtit •" New H.uth Wales has appropriated ~jU1 *ns« 4wt«M. taread a dreVl. With a eombro aoowL bo had hurried raipooded Devereux, and with »abre ! oraeaad deUbrtatfoo ttrev eereo ay toe. C-aeVda'i kava aared Mr* lUrvre vilhaaL" *1- ped and ahuung iu the tuouulight, ba VIL to tecs, when Rues Dent oj- oe-i th. in the direction of the ‘elide.’ On epurrad Udd.y out ml. tha road, lotlow-1 aUai-k by inflicting a eevev «• stab ia Uie Tb. to—. <aU«d ud 1-«’U Ma bred i raachtog them, at the bead of the ra­ see of n-l-t Carter. Th. blow wn* ■Tkra »vur HU la .vltu.x." to —1 vin', /be did not go down ; only ao tar immediato’v returned, nod then loUosred ae to1 conceal the greater pert of bis and alter a rapU exchange ut pistol a band-lo-baed sflray. withe dreperaperson Tberv. sersen-d by some bush­ ebots, came tue claafaag o< sabres It I ( tiue oaMom U ever equated. It footed es. with an opera gfare to hia sre, lw> Would have boon an u -equal contest- -1 j but a few momenta before one of the remained, hie gem rarnewly filed upon twenty ag-«irist more than tw.ee tueir । •aoailants^B<*oa Dent, waa down, aad lbs pair from whom ho bod parted. An old Incholcr compares life to a number, aud the oombaitanta uu both* Hull darker grew hia face—still whi­ sidre equally brave -but the first >U- shirt button, oecaeae it *o niton hangs 1 ter bis life—as he saw his brother take ley trum tbe artiUeriou. aimed with the 1by a throan hold of Adeline Winthrop’s hand and ad'eutage of an amutub, had thinned Young Amenta, going to bod. hsnd imprint a kiss upon it. the ranks ol tho CootodstaMa, or other-' .ed o’ver hia now trumpet, saying, *GreadThere ess no show of resistance wise disoorarted ‘.been. Worn iLe ,m. you blow while 1 pray.' The soft tailoring fingers had been ■trite camo band to band, tnoy tough’ BKCTHIX A0AIM5T The West Virginia legislature ad­ yielded. leebly, and under a lureuoding o' doWilh a dire thought in bis heart, and teat. Te this there was an exception— journed until October, the bill removing I a wild word upon bis lipa Walter] bo who bad prucuuncod the ctettant the Capxtui to Wheeling lying on the ' Devereux returned to bis hotel. speech, and led ito-m on to the eocoun ter. Mounted uja>u a powerful bora., Twelve month* before the first gun waa remweed to the ooenty jail where Twelve months after the incident re-1 bo tied shot for fa front ut bis followers, was filed at For. Sampler, bad blood tsar wounds wore promptly dreomd. but fated, a military eucamnmeut eu«d up- and was looking for the 1-aJer of tar had begun to show itself oven tn gtxxl her recovery waa oorosdered doubuul. I on the banka of one of Virginia’s larg- I society. Not only was it causing strife j ost rivers with tbs marquee of a Gene­ opposing troop—as if lbs latter aL>n. tfao was etabbed several times, but tho between cousins and more distant kin­ ral m its mideL Seated inside thia waa was worthy of hia steel. last aad probably fatal wound ta a deep He had no difficulty in finding him. dred. but in many restances weakening । the Oommandor-in-ohief of tha Federal and ghsatlr eut underneath the right for Harry D.-vereux. as if stirred by a the ties of affection in the fiimily circle breroL It ia arid an 01 fasting exwtsI similar instinct, was aoareuiag for him between them ta-rowfore, but that they tfoou their borora. spurred to the charge, to their oom; bruthen deputed with were friendly and intimate neighbors. Bidwell and Noyea. th. snapped dashed against one another, recoiled brothers; and even aistets took oppoJle Bank uf England swindlers, were dis ­ from the shock, sad then, st the ace .nd sided on a quantum among the fair o*x hitherto unheard of. It was the ra­ just promoted for a dashing teat with raoetaag, the sabres of the riders, charged at Lxvetpool, giving bends for their future appearance. striking tugetber, e-mmenord tbmr tion of Northern or Southern ascendan­ hie battery of light gnus. A seal neo divine in thte ri»y wifortucy—with the negro for its nucleus. A new census fc- the directory shows He bad entered the tent in obedience deadly play. And while sparks flew A dark shadow bad coma over tl>e tn a oumraoua, and,’baring saluted the trum both blades, that mocked the pale that IS of 18 wards of Bl Lueia have a ’ Mtoiy encountered, teat Buaday, a decottage hearths of ths poor, that could Commandar-io-cbiof, stood waiting tha, shimmer of tbe moon, tbrir follower, population of 4S8.IS6, an foresees of toaluareiof Hatrie’ brigade uf -pssk-it“ guards, busily at wort sb the etieeta, doeed alongside ia Strife equally earn­ not be kept oat of the drawing • rooms word. The two were alone, the Orderly est The oombattants, at txrst grouped 117,388 over the oeroea of 1870. and sternly eenoeted the buDot beedsd of the rich; and into many a homo, who ushered in the young offioor bsvChicago baa tommoeoed the excava­ lopreesststire of ths Green lab us arsot together, soon spread into a wider cir­ once happy and cheer 1 cl, a grim shaletag retired. cle, extending along tho road and tbe lion ol another tunnel under Lake Mrewfeh: "You are Captain Devereux !" said •What are you doing thb far t bread waste that horderod it Eacb Mmhigan to secure fresh w.tar for it* the General, putting aside the• P*P« papers •Three daUare a day, eu^' promptly r with bia own antagonist having enough thirsty ciUaena. Tho coot will be 8600,with which ho bad been oecupiet occupied. re-pood-d Pat tbe —th to do. the leaders were left to them“Captain Hany Devereux, of the You might bo better ompleyed ea a solves. Botweoe these it waa in reality dry like thia.* of Rhode Island. This celebrated wa­ light Battery r a dual.- a duel with sabres and on "1 am. You eeat far mo G- neral?” •Thro for you, our; aa'Pd bo gted of tering-place, far long years a sort of horseback. And with doatb-lio earna job that ’nd nay bettor.* neutral ground, where the beet society oetMos vtea it tougfit; each so striving ■Ah. my friend.’ toM the dtenherd ; of the North and tiotxth had been ac*you should raise your eyes to higher cuatomod to meet in friendly tntimaev. became an arena of biRernesa. It wee came a paxsae in the combat. Oaptain a sad change from the plsnaent iaterDevereux, hitherto fighting w>ta ha. moot importance to ascertain its exact eourae hitbrrto there jirevailuig. The position, as also its strength. I want (ace tu tho moon, awl uniter a diaadvan Northern youth bore it with a oertain »ou to discover both, if you can. I’ve lag:. Had sparred p-st hia antagonist rational re liensee; while the more im­ and, whirling suddenly round, otxaiaeu been told yon are well acquainted with So mb e. t lek wid a aboral, and pulsive ocas of the Booth too fro juvnlly the superior poritiuu- With hu sabre the country. Is that so T there wor sa fate a fight ao ye’d woo exhibited a temper the very opposite arswn back for a stroke, he was ai».,ut “I was born and brought up ia it. tMs ride of Connaught in fitore minbringing it down on the shoul lor of the Gen-rai." Contoderata officer, wnen bis Wow was -That is my reason for employing yon •But.' perefotod tha r»d Ban, Mo on this duty.’* rejoined the Geaerau stayed ae If hie erm was etroek with you not ever feel prompted to de hexpalsy. The more light stunmg upon his tor ? do you noc tour tool as fataard adversary's foes t .Id a Iambi- tale. H, Confederate officer, ‘bet not yuer brothor, nor the brother of any tn«n who i woare tho cuafadarnte bin Diamouai . aad strip it utt or 1 shall hack it from you with my eward I" ( . "O Waiter, deer Walter! do mA Nor bad bo : far. without asking far ther explanahoti. he proceeded. "You. talk thaa 1 ] oenaot do as yua aay—1 will take twenty mounted men wjthyvu fill pot ! Seed your blue bla-to through my bneat—I eenMd kill yes I” —yenr own artillarata wiO be beet .ad nd. op tbe main road. Steal qu>- •Mrerit 7 la ma mwaida f Din! a dhrop thia day, and the mettlh «f ■» as dory as a bmo-Ute.* •Ah’, no, my friend, ti. Mef spirit which dsetroye.’ “Bhuro 1 know it, it dnetreyo Burnt. , , j j . *1 tail you Cut I am right,’ ynBed the ' J. Cole & Son, 'I t-U you, vour in not,* reiertod the •Tm that same." shouted the area oa horseback. who had suddenly spurred I out from among the trees; sod simnl- tor Irta tab imtUat tot Supai tri lectaiial ENTIST UMIURM, mini . Vfflilfflun afEUi Shingles, Lath. 4c. 'IsarighV reiterated the Omri. <1 any you ain't* ]«raialod the eoanatl r Grier,’ yelled the Judge, “udjewre the �tanner. lor of tho black man. He would not have begun by playing the rob of Moan and ended by playing tho rob uf l*haroab.” Mr. Douglam was subsequently desig­ nated to scrim;[-any the fitmnus ooratrussiou to Santo Domingo at the in­ stance of Prorideat Grant, and when be returned ho added tho weight of his great influence to tho views of tbe commiaoionera, and in support of tho patri- ARRS' mg roldier, (who wan to day before in an ex* taood singing “Tb* St® ncr") inquiring for th* settla bis lodging at the station house. Just twenty years ago to-day Zichary Taylor, then IVeaident of the United Stat**, took the first shovel full of earth preparatory to laying the corner stone uf tho Washington Mimumont. The romer stone wm laid tho 4th of Joly following in tho preeenoo of tho Presi­ dent, Vies I'rcsbient. Senator* au.1 M.itnlwra of Congrvse. Tho orator uf the occasion eras Bobt C. Wentbrop, th-m Speaker of tho houao. Th* fund of 1230,000 which was exhausted in six years, when |20U,000 waa asked trow Coagreea aad waa refused. Since viding further for the inconxiration ut Mutual Fire Insurance companies; protecfrng graylings between September and April; for eolteotiag lnra»e, deaf, dumb, and blind stallsties iu this Bute ; increasing the annual appropriation for Ho stands to day among his people, the Soidteea' Aid Fond to 17,000; mak­ ally Christians, while 600,000 are sava and among aH Americans, ono of th* ing tha affidavit uf a Supervisor or of g*a and barbarians. For twelve mil** fbrstoost men. In ths new nrrangoback of I’ort-su-Prince is one unbroken deaolation. Tbe mod-bouaea and halfmenta for th* Presidential term before naked savages greeting Bishop Coxe u be dceerreo some rucognitiuu com­ •rerywhorv mad* him think ho waa mensurate with hia great ahllitiea and traveling with Urinqston* ia th* heart hie iKalinguiaed labors. in chancery ; preocribing th* mode of of Africa. A* to their religion, he say* recording and vacating town piste; pro­ that they worship the spirit of evil, not viding tar a lien for kw-ping aad caring because they love him, but to propitiate for animate and stock ; adding a new No name ia more familiar to the proaward at Detroit for tho acc-jnimodatr c andreemre the preacher* kindly, but Apr. 17th, 1873. of its BOW park at Hamtramck ; farili- tn*roly bocauao they think that by do­ ant generation of Amarioan* than that - The arrest of Mr. Pardee, alias Bev. tatmg the collection of criminal recog­ ing thia they will propitiate th* whit* placed at th* head uf thia article. J. Hale Barney, for tbe most daring nisance* by exaeutiun utwn judgments man's devil. Th*ro are even men iu Tbe maw who gate himself thia nsiue hardly a rebool district ia the inad that thereon ; for electing ModoraXura and authority who, when they outer the and has made it honorable on the page ia creating great excitement, Within has not been visited by agents acting AsoMSon for school districts by ballot; Ctiriatun cathedral*, inumbl* their bar­ of American history, ia now for on tn tight of the 1'naidunt’e bouse thia Par­ aid for its completion, but up to date fur transferring insane aoldieta from tbe barous prayers to their own evil spirits. Bishop Coxe adds that their “supersti­ lit*. He stand* six frot or more, broa l dee (would bo Itavcrond) has been rend­ with all the money given, it remains Soldiers' Home al Detroit to th* Kale- tion leads them to the most horrid rites Th* lew WhtHcr & WUron Sswfog tnaauo Asylum; regulating toe* in Jus­ sboulfored and well fortuad; hie fore ing to Government officials throughout Machin* with the Improved Fv-d. about the sama as it did just before the tices’ Courts; mskmg the fecord of a the country, forged nrcolars of tho । rebellion, a disgrace to our cjuotry and certified copy of a decree directing a once a year they make a samflee to this Is now offered to the puHie,-Which. evil spirit which they worship, and hu­ President ami General Babcock asking anything but an 'ornament to Washing­ ounrorance as effective a* tha record of whHa it ha. al! tlw e qualitire that made man life it th* *acrifice. Betwvcu the conveyance would have been, if exe­ that a small aura be cxmtributirt for po- ton. 1 ta present height is 174 feet. cuted ; limiting the costs of suits in Christmas and Epiphany they mak* tho old strfc machine io [^pular, anil Tho country at large is but little aware Justice*' Court* to 416; requiring Judges tins sacrifice, and they prepare children tipju which th.» Wb’vlcr A Millson This man has come up bom th* few­ received to-day al th* Post Office for J. of 1‘robel* to summon aduuaMtretor*, for iL and they feed upon them, (kn­ Sawing Machine Comp*ny built up tlicii est depths. H* ww born a slave an one Hale Barner, containing in the aggre­ executors and guatdiaaa, to aoeuunt to re(>utation, it has in addition an entire of the plantations of Maryland. Hia gate about 840, mostly from protum*- methods of disposing of tho catch have tliem annually for tho monsya in their Now F*sd, which‘ffveroome* cotn’dotoly. mother was a Mandingo—a proud race tera. AU letters arriving for Barney, lean by auction and consequently ex- hand* any and atl possible foature* that worn A bill has also |4s>oJ, ao amsuding with European feature*, wavy hair, will bo opened bjr7 proper officers and [«**»! to rascally rumbinatfons of buy­ tl»e Michigan census law ns to require objwtiooablo in the old style erect and stately fonna. instinct with in- retained pntil after an inresligatiori is ' eis. The seine mon however, have reports upon tho area of land exempt Offenng'tbis machkio ns wo do. wo trihgunce aod setutbihty. vigorous and I frel confident that wo bare tbe sn.-st checkmated lb.e movement-by sotablish- from taxation, and why; tha arsa planted with fruit trees, grapes, berriw, and brave. Hia father was a white man, I per fort towiog machine that the beat The work of demolishing is rapidly ;ug in Alexandria a packing house of ‘ •garden sasa, ” the quantity of fruit and whom he novar knew. Iu k nam*'.<re» going on in the square north of th" i mechanical taleat of thi* country or vegetable* dried, canned and piekled, hovel this child of their intercourse first Capitol grounds, the same having been cd in too awaiting the future rise ofTho etc.; aad raising tbe foe* ui tbe super­ A correapondent of the Detroit Pot I| Europo adnM;-aad the t«rm« upon saw tbe light, and there, herded with condemned to public use and tho own­ market Tho ice pecking buaiaeu is al­ visor and asaeseor 81 mere than is now rays : allow me, tor tho interest of th* which wo sell are Mich that no family hundreds of others as abject as hlmaelfi ers paid very targej.nces for their prop­ so increasing iu this city. Tbe coutlici* given them for returns; and furnishing paaaionara of Michigan, to eall attention to th* change* mad* tn th* amended need be without th* best and most com­ ha passed the first years of life. Torn erty. The spiarKunmodiatoly south of between the middte uson and producers each member of each legiahitare with a law* passed March 3, 1873. They rre plots fomily i.-wiug tuachino ever mode. iu s*rtiou 4, aod provide that a jienaion-' th* grounds is .to be treated iu the same is hero again exhibited. Our No. 6. or Manufortaring Ma­ she never saw him a.half doeen times manner in a few days. 'The purchase er, having tost his leg above th* knee, chine. ia a rotary lock-stitch sowing rnaA wag in tho Agricultural Departand incousoquanco tharoof is ao dis­ She was worked on a field twelve miles of three two squares reotiflre a foolish j। men I circulated a call upon momoere of abled that be cannot use an' artificial china, Mpccially adapted to tbe manu­ arqy. She could only visit hie at blunder of a f irmer Congroi which or-'! the Washington Light Infantry battal­ limb, is entitled to 824 instead of 818. facture of heavy clothing, Um<* and night—walking this distance to bold dered them to bo sold, and the proceeds II lion what purported to bo ac orderly “Also, that a peusiuner, having lost ■bora harm**, carriage trimmings, Ac., him in bar arms for an hour, and then put Into the treasury. tho hearing of lx>th ear*, shall be enti­ Ac. It cumlim-s with the excellent At that time ।i sergeant'* call for a full ^meeting at th* walking beck to begin her morning tack probably not over 810,000 were received tled to a pension of lb per month, in­ stead of 88, as now. ana finally section qualitiaa of tho Family Machins-, many at four o’clock. And yet she did this lor them; now they are bought back tbe murder uf General Cnubv and the 6, tho must important, in ao far as thi* novel foatures, which render it far cupomore than cnee, though she had noth­ covered wilh buddings nt a cost of over | peace romruiasionera, by tho Modoc ha* roferwnre to a very numerous class, rior to all otho.-s for general inann lacing to bring him but her love. She created a very unpleasant excitement {M-rmite that tho rate of 81t* |«r month could furnish neither raunsni, n«.r food, may be proportionately divided for any I Lar For {articular* as to riyla of | The rise in tho value of real aatato with many of the clerks who belong to degree of likability, for which section 2 nor bed; she could not even mend or in Washington, ia one of th* remarks- iI that corps. It waa really believed tor a make* no provision. This will at least' marbiuea and prir*A •r‘J app'.icatior.s wash the little tow shirt which was hia bl* facts of tho hour. A vacant squsro . do justice ut a great many peusioucn for agenci**, address only garmeciL in th* northern part of tho city which ' who could not draw under tho former knowingly sell < In a brief space she caas«<d to com* al before the war would lucre hung fire at laws mor* than 8^ per month, and who to drunkard*, t all—she was broken and dying—sh^ derly persons, as disorderly perecn* may now receive auy amount up-to 818,1 tenth of a cent per rquare foot, ' The Democratic leaders are in a rad thsuuelrvs; and allowing highway lo be according to their dtoabilitv. 1 hope, lately brought nt auction 65 cento . (-or ' posevd away to the invisible realm 1 ' Mr. Editors that the prose in the emtn-! condition. Thoy effect a high-toned laid through orchard* Th* boy grew on. Me saw th* pains square foot On Capitol Hill lot* have Aruong general bills agroed to I* one try will take notice of thia trticlo, ao morality in political affair t, but tail to of slavery on every hand. InteUig-nt doubled in vain* within five yean. In I that all pensioner* entitled to the beueeonvtaro the public lhai they are realiy providing for tbe potformsne* of jh* and thoughtful, he beyan to revolvr the other parts at th* city tbe aamo onhaucoCounty Drain Commisaumer'a duties by i fit of this law may avail tbemselvoe of . converted from th* error uf their way*. tho Township Drain Omtuiasioner, iu bitter quaetom, war am I * at*vx f— mi nt is every where met with. Wealthy ' They have’ preached heoetty so often, ease tho'county cffic* bccotnva vacant When t*u year* old, ho waa sent to and idle pcopl* are finding that Wash- , I anil practiced it ao little, that no on* and the s-Jpervuora neglect for 30 day* ington is a very good ptaro to loot in, ba* confidence in their sincerity. Th* to fill it , ono granting til* State StsMrs. Sophia Auld. Thia kind-hearted during the large part of the your, and , tbortconiings of a fow Republican* have h. i,™ *^5 woman began to teach him bis lettere- heucn a location hero re naconiing more for clerk hire, and fixing tli* price of ,u. :<■f. _*>u>_, _ | bueu eagerly si-ixsd upon by thtea dis- tbe report* at ten p*r root above co»t; Ho mad* rapid progress, and the was valued than formerly. cunwdxto politician*, and they have tried one for giving tho deaf dumb or blind Many of those wh* underwent a proud of her charge. She was going to ! their best to tenvtaev tbe pe<>pla that an Jxnr an education at tho State’s expense make him proficient. at least, in reading compctative examination nearly three exceptional piece of rascality was ttx> in Flint Asylum ; one providtag fur the weeks since ia the Treasury Deport­ j rule of th* party. But they mad« slow remprft^pf attadunaata on ted estate from the record of tho Register of Deed*; pad immediately interposed. But tho ment arc still hero from a distance, anx­ took nearly seven bottle*, and it lm» cot progrew ia the work, bo tunny Demo­ two for purchaMog additional land and boy had tasted enough to create desire* iously awaiting tho results. So few only Cured my nock, but greatly bene­ ' craM have been mixed ep ta the corrupt buildtag additional cottage* and other fact no axart estimate can at prwmt be tliat nothing couid repress With a comparatively, of those examined will ; schema* that bar* Ixx r. nxpo^sl through improvements for iJie State Public made. Th* thief carefully examined, fited my gv i ’rel hnnhli I hare not opeUing book in hi* bosom, he pursued receive appointments that it would seem ' t)>e vigilance ef the Republican party, School ; one providing for an additional aided by a light, evarr latter, and took hia studfcw. At length he mad* money like folly to remain hero at expense, insane Asylum: oc* permitting the wary ■“ that contained money. He eras enough to purchas* a "Columbian Ora­ tn a few days there will be an examin- that a blow aimed at the heed of an op­ managers of Fain to more otfsetually caught in tho set aad arrested, and, if poiioe thaie grounds ; oua lusiititur Ito* h* gets hia dues, will board with the tor.'* In this volume be found “th* uiiuu tn th* Interior Drpartmcfctsum of money that tk*j may be bestowed State for from fire to tea years. Mean­ fanateciam of libel ty." Here was th* It is very perplexing to have their by the State Prison Inspwtor* upon time th* prosperous burinao of Hunte: those, for they hare already begun to immortal language of the Declaration ta a proposed movement southward du­ discharged convicts to 815; one obliging A Co., gtx-* on wilh it* usual energy, diminish, and 1 think that if I rootintio elofjucnt sermons on th* neevaaity of po­ of our Independence; here was one ol ring the coming Spring and Sammer. Gaslight Compenira to have at least nrvmptn*** and care, and tho** who on with tho medicine, they will entirely tho masterly *i>**cbe* of Sheridan. Ho Canada ia losing it* population fait1 litical purity marre 1 bry the indiacreet three director*, aad allowing th*m to hare tost money by mail will now s*« could resist it no longer. He ran away 1 enough but when the South also draw* action of their friends. If they could have 81.000.000 worth of stock ta cities i'ust wfors it oast, and avoid giving the of over 60,000 inhabitant; one preacribThe story of hia socap* ha* been recent­ upon that depleted region its depopula- only enforce h-meety among Democrats iugthxt nitro-giyeauino for tranuiorta- ilsmc to honest persons. tot a fow moo ths, they could tnen point ly and freshly told, lie came to New tion shall be distinctly labeled a* dsn­ -All for love; or, tho Outlaw's Bride," Bedford, on Buxxards* Bay, in old Mas- Dominion never can aspect to cope'wtth I to their foBowcro as models of political garotte, aad shall be so *et Jorth ta the exeelleaoe) but to enforce aa imtw-sd- bill of lading; and ono forbidtng tbs is the title of Miss Eiira A. Dupuy's sachuMtte. The air wn#ful^of liberty, u» in social or political progress to long I bility is byroad their power, so they are division of any school distrist into two or new Novel, now in prows, and to be pub­ and he exulted. He found Work and as it retains its colonial organism of j : forced tfarcept one of the two alterna- nu.ro districts, cr th* consolidation of lished in a few days by T. B. Peterson kept hie own wages. He “saired wood, which nothing but annexation will cure i ■ny two or more, without the consent of A Brothen, Philadelphia, Pa. It ia a tires—th* repudiation of their own rwsdug cellar*, shovvlod coal, rolled oila majority of tbe district tax-payers. > cxU, or their defi-uce for the sake of th* A joint reaoultioa has passed, anthor- graphic story of Corsican life, in which It ia given out that Mr. Ia Barner, ; power which they wield in the wry eleiring the Auorney-Gonera! to begin tho wild passioas of that tamely* race candle works and bras* foundries,'’ and white, an ex Delegate uf tin Dintnrt :u*rit of strength which makes Democ­ whatever proceeding may be ti <fqsiary, are vividly depicted. Tho magnificent was living in a new world. He began 1-ogtalatur* ami a - andidate fur a lh-foracy possible. To repudiate, is self-an­ if any, for re imbursing th* State 830. - caverns described ia its page* set-rally to hear of Garrison, andtau!>«crib*d for gate tn Congreos. is to bo married to 925 alleged to bare been paid out ta exist in that island, and they have been nihilation; to justify or defend, iv to dis­ tbe “Liberator." Mr. Downing’s daughter colored lady. unn them ol the only wesjon which The people arc indignant. Mr. La- they can wield against Republicans. —among them Scott’s -Lady of the Barnes has professed to be a freo-lovrr. blood vengeance which ie ll>* curs* of Lake.” Charmed in the character of and on one vccasion told * young white that gem of the Mediterranean. The The Republican party ceu afford to the noble maid, he cast away th* name lady with whom be was keeping com­ grand mountain scenery also receive* repudiate its duhoueei follower* Tho ut lua former bondage and henooforth pany, that henorer intended to many. justice at the author a hands. The story official that wears its garments must toe cnlled|htaualf “Frederick Dcugtaes." Ho wm not asked to call again. arts! Some {arson* have a rar" social itself is dceplr interesting from the first the mark of bonosty or take a back seat witchery who bar* not any other form a name whose renown will kmg Hngr r Tho military, of this eity, have chron­ peg* to tire last; tho oetkm is rapid, Tli- great body of tho Amcricaq people of genius, and some wuenvn of very ically reeented tbe withdrawal of the and tn* interest never flags. Miss Du­ were never more in ccrucst ou thia point moderate abilities in other rcapoct*. puy is one of the msrt sueoeesful of management of the Indiana from their than now. Th* grade of atatesmen that have an art of plresing that amounts American novelists. Her works show gnn to plant a family of hi* own." He hands. They aacentod tho late treach­ ezraatrurtive ability in her plots, while come into power hereafter will be a tri­ mingled with the colored people that ery of the Nodocs aa a complete indica­ her character* are real men and women; fle higher than iu tbe peat. Th* Fortyhad gafharod under tho northern stars. tion ol tbe warrior’s method of djapuenot utrre figures. AU For Love wil' I," sceond Congress has had its full ahara ievuod in a large duodecimo volume, He reotnred so speak in thmr meetings, ing of the Indian problem end public ut honest and noble man; but it Las also and aold by all Bookaallera at the low and th* fir* of his oloquence kindled to opinion for the tesui being, kppesrs to price of 81 75 in cloth, or 11.50 in panor had a dsa* that tailed Io lire up to the Tho question | true standard of Reimblieaa morality, a flame. In 1841 a great convaatfon folly sustain dham rover ; cr copies will be **ut by maili to assembled at Nantucket; Duugte*. ap­ whether yot^an put an Indian to aiqr ! any plac-, post pail, by th* pnbllsht ra, The people weighed these men, found peared and addroe**d the throng From 1>ettcr us* than killing him, seems now on receipt of tho price of thewrork in a them wanting, and have scut better ones letter to them. All of Miss Dupuy's tha! Lima hia eours* wot upward. Hr to be settled in the negative. The d*\ .Bg fill their placea Tbs lesson* which Books comprising AH For Love, The waa immediately employed aa aa agent votfona of tlie religious portions of our Mysterious GuesL Whv did he Marry have lately been taught by the prase of of the American Anti-61awry Sooetr. community were sadly di«turbe ! by the tbe country will not l“> hart on th* men KimatimM thought th*t,wo:uanly charm, Her, Who shall be Viator, Michaal Ru­ and thua hi* long career oa tha cham­ new* from tho IVcifi? cuaaL and many dolph, Was he Guilty, Th* Planter's who come np fresh from the pre; la. and {"rriiap* even what in tho be«t Daughter, and Th* Csneolled Will eight pion of freedom tor his roc* began. thoughts of vwngaance doubtless min­ Recant investigations have doo* good in *en*c ie called flirting, could be mode in all, are put up tn seta, each set in a gled with {leavers for m*rvy ami for the •ee of tha fine arts, and consecrated to more way* than emo. They have brought mat box, and are bonnd in morocco charity, and even to religion. That coming ol Christ'» peaceful kingdem. our true men to tho surface, and opened bright girl take* that half doxen atrip- cloth, in uniform, elegant and durable Who shall judge aeatimanto such aa | the eye* of tbe people to the nacsooity bag* in hand, and toucOea cash in turn style, with new and beautifully designed these in an hour like the present Tho j| of sending aa their nq n-swHatives the with playful grace, until they are will- backs, in foil gilt, nr re 814 00 a set. gave him th* foods (£150) to puretuw nation will amply sustain tho President ' very best turn that can be {iroducod. the bond of hia liberty Returning to in hia duU.rmination to crush the treochI Tbe Republican party is not unmaeuAmarira. be setded fat BnrtaMn, West­ erous Modoc* at any cost or effort It has in its rooks men who dis­ It will be rjaiembcred doubtless by IUte. i ern New York, and established hia “pa­ grace th*ir nranhcod hr acts which no line, indeed, beyond which this flirting Bsuoc'a Mieixtxa res Max.—Thia per,’' which became a poweria tbe enure maay of yeur readers visiting Washing- I Republican can justify- But we hare ceases to be a fine art, and become* maguiae for May ia issued, and a bright enough starting boaeaty left to fill all quit* busineee-like and utilitarian, a handsome number it is, with • table of Ha saw tbe rising storm of civil war the natknal depository of the inventions practical operation tn making a market I the office* U the tend, and to keep Uwsb rbich tho maduevs of slavery finally of the age (tbe U. 8. Patent Offiioe) filled for some years to com*, without oountry can boast of. The beat starts*, roughI on- H* hoard tho first thus- there was before them a box of glass risktag a choice from among the army tbe boa! historical matter, and the best with walnut casings, and printed over it of Democrsto who are al present tender­ poetrj can always be found in its Hat of of his sons into the strife, who here an invitation to contribute to the fund ing their "baoe*» aerviree" to Unde contents, and to prove that each ia tbe tbemarfrea bradr till th* day was won. H* waa tbe pereooal frimd uf Uu-. ln1 oompletiou of the Washrogtou Mono­ ’ meet. This box being gtaas the daily 1 contribution* eoxsisting moatly of five » esntpieew. tea, , fifteen, twenty, and - fifty eon; frarticual currency notes, and ows two dollars a .month for **«di child coder tbe age of sixteen years lh« wcroase to date from July 25,1966. A singular fart a* regards th* art it, that [^s ATHAIRON First-Class Instruments. On// 50 Cents per Bottle. Wam’s Glory it Ha1 Bair. LYON’S New Scales. . New Styles. 6177 New Prices. New Advertisements. SBk" MiMD: Biff LOST, BOI EESFOEED B. F. NORRIS & CO Chromo Silver Spoons. Tmfttta, Ladies' Setts, Pearl Setts, lo* Pitchers, CMfee Urna. CITY WS DEPOT. Butter Dalies, GoUBirqp, Gold Teeth I*idm' OUdlten^ (fold W.tch Keys, Cora) Beads, Corel Noeklareo. Corel Betts aod Bronx* Ornamt — CEtROMOS I Silver Thimbles, ‘ Gold Loskctj, Shirt Studds Watch Chains, •i-a! Ibng*, lirooebee, it Oper* Glasses. vqfcra Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. A... Watch material and Tools for Jewelen- Aay on* vwiting cur tsty should cell at< nr eotahluhment and examine th. gush. THE CHEAPEST PR1 *E8 IS OUR MOTTo 2•’ B. r. NORRIS &. CO., 137 A 1 if) STATE STREET. CHICAGO Ko«p , Wg, „,pp|y a, gj, foi. p, their Brick WorehouK. 10 Barrel lota and FUHpinfED ip 044 <1 �I r^E R^pdBUCMi Peninsular Railway. CHURCHES. lisni, ns*«u>ls*4,st. I'Mjw NraqwTki We have a tew volume* yet of th* Groat Atu erlean Industrie, for sal* cheap. A groat deal of aicknos* and many death* hare l«n reported ia the last few day*. ■JltttWtKi Local hlijiiicjf Jlotice;. L'Msyoc Bartow and J. 1*. Roberts ■ doing a nice thiug in the shape of n> sides oik* in front of then dwellings. rliil lire and ore selling their immense Just received at thi* office h splendid stock of Furniture cheaper than evur. •BXirtment of rani board. Visiting and They have the largest aad beet selected woduing cards neatly and quickly ^sxo- rV?21\EJ?esi' II a !KCTL MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand Ifivcr Valley Division giKMi* ever brought to thi* City. Their Homemade -gooda. such a« Table*, Bookcase*, Extension Table*, Ac., can’t be beat in tbe County, and to make good th* abuse assertion, they now offer a axwann of 125. to anyone who can show better Furniture of Homo Manufacture, or a bettor or larger stock of Furniture , cr Undertaker* good* such a* Caskets. } Coffin*. Burial Robvw, Shrouds, Ac. ■ Thi* is no humbug Examine tho goods | in. ths different {louse* in ths County, I su JSf we can bo beat, then call anil get th« Reward. s' W. 11. Beadle, of Nashville, i* to have a grand dance in Union Hall (Nashville) on Friday evening next. A splendid time will be bad, of oourse. Oommitte* on Finan**—Aids. Beni- ley, Ham* and Williams' to b Mils on hand belaaging to th* City. Coraraiite* oa Fire—Aid*. Mudge, V.’hich *n motion of AM. J*w*U, Bcsemer and Williams. waw ecoopted and ptarod at file. Ciif tf CaramUtoe on By-Lswi and Ordi­ By Aid. JewsH— OmrruMnIn compliance with That the Ordinance relative to Lilous** custom I hereby promt to your Hon­ nances—Wood. Bentley sad Hams. U taken from th* tebi*. orable body a statement of tho affair* of That the Committee, appointed to settle th* aty and mak* such *ugg**iion* and ith th* Marshal be discharyed and a By Aid, Beeemar— That all that portion of the Ordinance ow Committee appointed. called for at tbe present time. relating to Saloons be struck out. Tbe following i* an exhibit at th* AH. Jewell, offered as an smandment Th* Mayor appointed Aid. Jewell, city finance*: that *a afar th* enacting ctanee in tho Wood, and Wili am*. Minute* of previous meeting read and erdinxnen ba struck out. Tbexncffioa to amend was adopted. approved By Aid. Hams— That Coun-il proceed to read the Brad* giren by th* newly elected officers That th* Attorns? be instrurtad to of tbe City. draft an Otdiaanc* selativs to I jeonsing Auction, Siows, or Extabition. AH. W*od offered ae an amendment Fire Department, On motion of Aid. Wood, tho Bond that Drays, Hack* aad Omnibus** be o! George Curry as Constable was re­ Total, The amsndosnt was adopted. turned to him for their surety. The resolution aa atneadad WM then I call your attention to our pressing Dy Aid. Woodadopted. need of a working Fire Department By Aid WillismsTbsl th* Constabl* bond of Joeeph The high rate* of Insurance ar* becomSlattery, bond of Geo. M. Reed, aa Thst a sidewalk be built from Bute iag very onerous. Tbe extra ret* paid Marsha], Wm. H. Btebbin* as Treasurer, yearly tc tho firn companies will pay at W. D. Haye* as Recorder, be accepted. to Park Plat*, to th* Ward School least one-half of the expenses of fully Hou**, alao, a walk from E. Hogl*'* organising and furnishing an efficient •eat lin», to cro** walk bailing to Depot By Aid. Wood — Fire Deportment That the Council proceed to appoint in front of John Gaine*, lota, al*u, in I recommend th* building of a suit­ a City Attorney by eye* and nay**, which front of O*o. McLdlans, tot* on Hanable house on th* city lot*, for engine, resulted in Jno. It Van Velsor being book A ladder, and Council room . and appointed City Attorney for the ensuing On motion of Aid. Wood, Aid. Willth* purchase of a hand Fire Engine, isms, motion was rcfered to sidewalk (good one* can bo bought for one-fourth By Aid. Hams— Committee and that they report st next their oost,) hooks, ladders, etc.. suffi­ That tha Council pressed to the ap­ meeting. dent to regie our forty volunteer firepointment of a Street Comminioner by By Aid. BommerThat th* Street Oommitte* examine State street ae to the n*c rarity of putting I bring to your notii.-e tha continued Aye* and nays* being called resulted said street on proper grade and report Jnterment of tbe dead in the old Ceme- in Tho*. Altoft being appointed Street tesy, contrary to your osdinance and the Commissioner for th* ensuing year. law. I would advise that no permit* By AM. Wood— Account of Goo. E Ahuft. wo rk on ba hereafter granted fur burial on that That tho resolution returning Ooo. approaches to Iron bridge 19.99, waa ground, and that your Honorable body Curry'* Constabl* bond b* reconsidered. presented and on motion was allowed, take such course s* seems bo»t for the and order drawn on General Highway speedy removal of tho dead, aad the By Aid. Hem.‘ Fund. surrender of the ground* to the city for That lb* Constable bond* of George By Aid. Bentley— a public park ia conformity to the be­ Curry be accepted That hereafter tho regulsr meotiuc* quest of tbe founder*of thi*aty. Aye* and nay** bein^ called resulted of the Council be held oa tbe first and third Monday evening* of each inocth T* v-Milo Osborn i* a little better, and say* bo shall not di* thi* time, to pleaso anybody. Well, tew rinoeroly hope Milo is right, for wa can ill afford to spate bins' Myron Vruoman is soon to start a new meat market. Ho ho* already got bi* slaughter-house built, and will soon bo cutting steaks, roasts, Ac., for tho hun­ gry public. who have once taken it prefer it to all others. I'hyaciana havn decided it superior to any of tbo othel cil* in mar- tf, Cmium CmohJ »J ip tbe city where gambling i* allowed :for money. The demoraliong effixt is Tha bond was declared accepted. 1so patent/th»t it is only nooresary to Aid. Haras, a* a member of the Board bring it to the notice of your Honor* to of Health, reported that Dr. Upjohn haro Ihum promptly suppreesod went over to the bouse occupied by Clar­ ence Burton, (by order uf the Board of Health,) on April 9th. 1878, fortha-porpoee of notifying him that the Board of iug country. Tb* highway* loading into tho city should have your *epucia ear*. With a dabt of ovar 8200 against th# general highway fund, which will absorb a large share of thi* year's ro­ On motion of Aid. Wood, tbe reportse ij.cs. I would earnestly recommend was accepted. rhe Aldermen of the several wards to Uy Aid. Woodplace to the credit of the General High­ way fund, th* largswt sum q^ai*tenl Tbe bond* of Mathew Hall and Henry L Green, to Coastable* were read and accepted. By AM. Wood— That th* chair appoint a Commit!** of thru* to report un what salary they deem proper to pay th* Marshal. OUR GREAT SUIT! $8.00 Other Stores ask sb much more for the same goods We,always keep Fine Pustom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollars. Largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing west of New York. Suita 12 to •10 dollars. G^Lateat Style* of Boys and Children’s Suita from two-years and up­ wards. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. TRL'.VKS BdGS fJILISES Paper, Leather, and Zinc Trunki from $1.25 to $20 We art square dealing in all our ac­ tions, Clmpcst store in Michigan^ and ONE PRICE. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE ! List or I.rrrx** remaining at tha Haatieg* P. O, April 2Sd, 1873. , Mise Annie ilyer*. J. Button, David Cooper. Charie* Handel, Mias Miry 1 would alao call your attention to the Jun**, G*o. Lan^-e, Philandar Miller j wararoom* this m.'ruing, and wore truly condition of State Street. Fix year* Miia Franky Norton, F. _M J*alm«r ago tho Village Council mtabliahed the '■ aetonisbod to find such a splendid stuck By Aid Hams— Bof goods. Thiir casket*, coffins, bod- grade of said street, and a number of That the Street Cootnisaionrr report ‘(room acts, sofas, couches, tete-a totes, buildings were built with reference to io tbe Council at th* next meeting, tie Icenter table*, chairs, Ac.. Ac, nr* not too!*' on hand belonging to the City acres of land attached, situated 3 1-2 <. nly neat, tarty and durable, but also mile, west of Hasting*. Term* easy (very cheap. Giv* them a call. ar* blocked up and the water forced in­ Wnuld •xchutigo for other property. Inquiry oa the premise*, or Mdresr, , Spring Meeting a; loiwall Bark, to the cellars and building* causing a aprlfitlA. J. POTTERLovell Mich, Tuesday, Wednesday, rapid decay of timber aod plank, filling Thurodar and Friday, Juno 3rd. 4th. tbe air with foul odor* and making it f>th and Oth, 1873. S,000 in I’reinium*. extremely unhealthy, and. without ques­ Jxiwell has achieved quite a notoriety tion making the city liable for all damAhl. Bootely, offered the following in the way of racea and the premium* of­ aiuindtnoal that tha question of building fered for the June meeting will un­ tbe cross walk referred to in AH. Wood'* happy to meet bl* old tnc doubtedly draw, nut only a large crowd. 1 call your oturatinn to the fact that public generally. our neighboring citie* *ro holding out Call and Mrs. Tnylor' great inducement# to capital in manu­ adoptwl. facturing, iv locate in their respectim Locle Casper Trask, uf Yankot Springs cities, by remitting taxes, donation of fra* pulling stump* with hi* team uod a king, heavy lev«r, and that he wa* FARM FOR BALE OR TO RESTwalking bebiud tbe lever, when the We will S.-11 CH EAT. br Raft to a re­ Chain, by which tbe team was drawing, sponsible party, the Fann known ■* the broke, and the lever flew bock, striking. ---------------John C. Spencur Farm, in tbe tow nship Mr. Traak, breaking both leg* twice, and yuur Honorable body to appoint a spe­ of Boltimuro, consisting of W acre*, all dnvnij pieces of bone* through the cial committee, to encourage all pereons improidd. Fair House, goo ! frnit. Ac Booh. or association* seeking foration* fur C F. DWIGHT A CO. By Aid. Jewell — manufacturing purpose*, with power to pdVs understand that tho Mieeos, of Hartings, April 2, 1874—tf That Aid, Hams be requested to ux remit all es’y iaro* fur a tenu uf five this city have organised a Hewing bociyears to *11 new enterprise* that *m- amine th* tiro engine* for sale at Jack­ N otux.—Positively I must have tny «ty, the proceed* to be donated to th* OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, son and Marshall and other place* ho w-ouuta settled by May let. u I nm deaorviug poor. Thi* ia highly comGentlemen, in conclusion, haring going away oa account of my health. tumdable, in not only showing a dispo­ Now remember I must hav* MX nr sition on the part of our young ladle* been selected by the people to preside By AH. Wixxlto help to alleviate the needy, but aleo over your Honorable body for the ensu­ That th* Street Committee examine evincing a disposition to learn how to ing year. I ask your kind indulgence in any crrtira I may commit, aad I prom­ and report a* to tnc nm*aity and feasi­ q*-nd their leisure hour* ia some mure ise you my aid in al! measure* caicul*. bility of raising th* cro** walk across luuunendable way than parading the Green street from the Metbodwt churrh street*. Wo hope thueo having plain ted to promote the best interest* of the city. With our large indebtedness, resewing to Au, will patronise tbe society, trensbment, reform and strict account*end tberety encourage them in their bility in tha management of our city laudable enterprise government is a stem necessity. If we Say man ; are you bnngv ? Woman r- nm!,1 *■*« loats *«r are you taint for want of food 7 Child An attempt at Highway Huboory cam* all work earnestly and together we can­ Flavr sseUeete 4*11 se4 vs, •• sw’teyssr wtes* SIM. ILM. do you want eometMng to *at? If so off at Woodland Center a few svramgs not fail to secuinpbsh tho grnat object 4. call at L. E Stauffer’s Faring House since. Mr. J. N. Curtu, ou* of the North Side Stale Street, where you will Merchants of that place, started tn go find everything in the lino of eatables homo from his Slur* at a lato hour, aod only 25 cunts pur meal. 46<f had got about half way home, (be live* coXMOI COTMCIL. over a mite from his titora), wo* con­ Present—Mayor. Recorder, and Alda Ssu Ho.—N. T. Parker of this city fronted by a n>aa who demanded hi* Jewell, Dawson. Wiliams, Wood. Besewill sell at loir figures, for cash or g<x>d money. Mr. C. pat hia hand into hia mcr, Hara* and Bentley. apprvnri ante*: two good Mares, one pocket drew a Revolrar and Cred, aad evening. April 14 th. 1873. Minute* road and approved. weigh* about 12-X) 11^.. tha other al>.qt llw would be robber tell; but i.-nmadTU ex Mayor D E. Cook. iMrod'iced By Aid. Be.*uue■ 900 Iba, two Single bugguN, two double iatoly jumped up and tan, but f»l! again .he now Mayer N B wlow. who oil led buggies, two double cud two single Harbetoro b* got tar, but euun got up again, th* Council to ordar. uvot. Here* are bargain* for tboao croa**d a ditch, w hare it **ema he found ItollCalM wanting swell property, that are not a romraile, a* Mr. Curtis, heard him Promt—Mayor, Becordor, and AH*. often met with. <’•«» orrik4&tf talk to sum* on* after croseing tbe ditob. Hams, Bentley, J*w»U, Dawson, Will­ It was so dark that Mr. C. could not iams, Madge, Wood and Bessraer Mayor Barlow, then read Id* lns«guirad to employ a eompeteat Engineer fo wounded or not Mr. Curti* could not find the proper grade of Grand mid tell; but visited tbe grounds the next By Aid: Wood— Walnut stree!*,in aceordsnce with gmd« morning, but could find no trace* of That She Inaugural of the Mayor be already Mtablishrd. ■ placed upra file with the Reecrter and pot’liebed in tho paper* with tha Coun­ cil proceedings. HT Btmrmber our mm “ ST.tlt CLOTHING HOUSE" is on tho Doorsand li'indoihs, so do not be deceired by other rlterrhants, as toe hare no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. DOUCHE Michigan Central R. R. THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. b hr sat* by *S s*4 Itey *re *S Fin* vtes* teslTMMSl* la <v«ry reeyart. VEItY KFL1MONABI.1-: TEIOtftt -VltK GIVEN. FRANK L. W ARD. Hastings Altegan. ta s tS at Grand Rapid*, and visited a house of rather bad reirate. and woald not pay a bill of 850 or IM, aad was forcibly ejected by tbe brawny keeper thereof; (a lady of course) and wa* pounded by her till be was black aad blue, to-, Ae. Now, our lawyers are aB right; not on* ol tbam are black and blue, neither have they beaa. Th* «up- By AM Wood— Z’iseW ; Thai at all mretion ouncil the faltosrmg order of bi t obeerved : First, Celling roll of members fteecnd, Itoai.'rng the minute*. 8IMMON8 & CLOUGH GEORGE WOOD ORGANS, muss i tn, bob s asns, ism urn nmum PIANOS. All th. above rtpoior isrtrummrts are far sate <ra B^mbl* ’X^w aml Tram. bytheH-ringxAgvncy. �4848235323234823482348482348 ‘ If, and always wash with irwnsthteg Ualmg. IfaKmb is brakeu fond it up with apdntar* tightly, looosning as the limb (walls. 13. Keep a aulubar of good bells aa tbs sheep. . , 14. Do not kt tho sheep spoil thair ’ wool with ehaff or burs. 15. Cut tag locks in early spring 16. For sevura give pulverised alam and U was a matter of ao surprise whan tha ooart-martia! sentenced him for ia wheat bran ; prevent by taking great thia last.end grsveat of hia many offan- care ta changing tlry for green feed. 17. If one >* lame, examine tbe foot. oaa to ba shot aad fixed tha day of hia execution. Mvanwhde, lo tha surprke. clean out between the hoof*, pare the of ovnry om. Including, the surgvoaa. hoof if unsound, and apply tobacco with >lua vitriol, boiled in a little water. Public opinion took the usual turn. It waa thought a pity, after all, to shoot a fine young fellow, such as Barney was ixfhis bettor momenta ; besides, he waa one ot tho boys, had been born, like them, in Chicago, grown up with theta, enlisted with them, and fought with them. A movement looking to a petition for tho culprit's pardon wm Mt on foot, in which none ioiawl more hoartQy than the wounded mpn, Mid tho comp, which but yesterday was «fcr lynching Barney, now yearnod to acre hialifa. ' But the General commanding had aq>proved tho'finding of tho court-martial, and oady tho Pmsidvst could interfere, and the regiment was encamped away from (the telegraph lines. So that, though the neev-aeary documents had beeu forwarded, backed by stroug reocmendationx, there were rntro doubts if tho merdfol mswage which Mr. Lin- BEST TSIM II TIE Will Atchison. Topeka tc Banta Pa *. B, L.AIVDH: 1 , THE CAPITOL JNT E"W OF MICHIGAN Fatty, Lk fiwrt Portun tf , . THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, . , The Cal,art LlthorrapMne Compear ot Detroit, u. uwe -r Bfi&Stc-sssn; ffiE-SSSLTttiiS' SEwE-SE BUILDERS' ■N8UEE YOUR LIFE To thooe going to Missouri. Kausat, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, .Wyoming. Nevada. Oregon or California, we rec­ ommend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via Bt louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine Day (oocbcc and Pullman Sleepers from SL Louie to principal paints in the WnL mtUrf cAmsyv. We believe that 2,555 HOW OF to Cash. Reel Eetete sail Parseasl Frepariy. la amaseU tn* U to M.«*. i sail Faria ika UMM eowsrM kaewe to ikeaaSiad eerM. I s»m*4 SiMKVsrr but hu tvadisa ehrsbiiaaa ef eitiir lariat tamadial resells asS tespalr tea S^eaUvaerlaSpkpKa, itey aira eely Tte Kstial Life Imrace Caapany $23,900 in Real Estate ! $3,000 in Cash ! $6,555 in Personal Property. 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS reach the camp in time An express was scat to tbe nearest telegraph etetiem, 30 miles away, to carrv tbe mes­ sage wtth'oll haste, and all waited im­ patiently. ’ ofletwd a first class, all-rail route from Tho night before th., fatal day>rrirod. OF THI! W BIBLE. St. Louis to Texas, either over tbe Mis­ W Barney was to be shot at sunnse next souri, Kansas A Texas R. It, .la Sedal­ a«4nm XIEOI.SB a M'CURDT. Chlra-o. 111. day No reprieve had arrived, aad re­ ia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific B. IL, luctantly tho adjutant prepared the ria Vinita. For maps, tims tables, in-1 nocoeaary orders., detailed tbe firing formation as to rates, routes, Ac., wo party, arranged for tho parade. The refer our readers to L G. Wheeler, night wore on. It ia safe to say that Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd not an eye was closed in tho camp, aud Bl, Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Fori Gene­ every ear was strain.-d for foot-lw-ats ral PUeengwr Agent, St. Loua Mofrom tlic cast. Past midnighL 1. 2, I! Qiirnum* will be cheerfully and prompt­ o’clock. There were movements in tbe ly answered. gray eastern sky I tha brilliant southern stars paled; it was almost dawn. t-aadenly a faint sourvl was beard, as of a about away to the east The ex­ citement became electric. Men rushed frpm their tents, half dnaaci, and gath­ ered in anxious group* The officers pony offer* 1,200,000 acres of land iu were hardly lees excited, and mingled Central and South wait Missouri, at with them. from S3 to *12 par acre, on sown yuan’ Than in rapid succession were heard , time, with free transportation from BL- , challenge and reply, aa the advancing 1; louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil. I Sy passed aentry after sentry, then '। timber, mineral wealth, schools, church- | tramp and splash of hoofs. and at I| ,ea and law-abiding society invite <-mi­ last burst into view the tong-looked 1 grant* from all pointe to thia land of I for messenger, covered with mud from > frtiita and Be wen. For particular* ad- ! bead to foot. wan and worn out, hia i ,dross A. Tuck, Land Conimiaaioncr, Bl- ! horse panting and travel-sUinod and-i1 Loda, Mo. < 47 bruised,, for they had miles since midnight, alo were sluices of mu’ —J ruler held hi* way LARGEST awl STRONGEST Saints - Sinners Xsricalturnl anti Domt-tic. In selecting a cutting a great deal de­ pends open a judicious choice; if tho slip u too young ami full of frosh sap. it will fade away from-too much evapora­ tion, ami if it is too old—that ia hard and woody,—it will take a great while to (trike root. You must take a cutting that i’ part­ ly ripened, aad is from a vigorous (hoot, yet is a little hardened at the base. It ia also essential to have a batter; joint at or near the end of tho cutting, as all roots strikes from It, and the nearer it is to tha base, the greater your chance of succeesPlantyvur cuttings in common rod (Kits, filled half full of rich loan, aad two inebtw of sand on tho top (scouring •and will do, but not sea sand), wet this thoroughly, and put the cuttings close around the edge uf tbe pot; for if the but joint comes in contact with the snrface of the pot it seems to take root more quickly. Ihill off the lower leaves before you plant the cutting. Procs th.> wet sand tightly around the tiny stem, for a great deal of your success iu rais­ ing tbe cutting depends upon the cfoso i contact of the sand with the stem — When the cuttings are firmly planted cover them wilh a glass stem tf possible, for it will greatly promote tbs growth of plants. Moisture, Iq^it end heat are the three essentials to ptamt-lifo; without them no1 Cedar Creek, MareQ 31, one (lay. Johnstown, Doty Echoed Tlottw, April 1st, one day. Hickory Corners, April 2d, ono day. Iluting*. April Sth, and 29th, Coart House, two days each. Woodland, April 10th, ono day. Naahvdle, April 12th. one dav. Middleville, April 14th, two days. Assyria, Ellis School House, April 11, two days. Prairieville, April 26ih. Assets over 856,000,000. ....•CU T OaU.a UaM'VW'i I i.»h,ui.M CaUanynsaa. Unu UV“7,’’ k fl“,u 'Ke^f‘ feSr-4-’*- euuro 11 MeaSMi a-t. a at « ea4 6a«le< MmKims will L» lr»m Um a.tet.liatowel at Ju. II. F*nl «o, Ce.LsMae( SA.LES LIMITED TO 110,000 » 60,000 00 fMat-eisrcs'-Jdri.T £.■ State 1 SINE’S <GEift jSkterprise. HQRATID PRATT, Prest QZiEVELANDtQHIQ. THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD. 0,000 STANLEY W. TURNER, Sect Ayer's Cathartic Pills, CHAS. J. DUN, Ga AH Wisharl's Pine Tree '"W: Tar Cordial. ATI" RE'S GREAT REMEDY t Asti < » Car sale tirtr,, I eUrr. *1 the M lease la U»ClW at Het SSSaiS Sewing Machine ism IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD. A. Morruon's Adr’g Department. STOMACH BITTERS BOILER WORKS. DODD’S OMFORT’S OUGH— RERVIHE DOES IT! ®a Corn Shellcrs, mm= 8 Wood Sawing Mi chines. v rifo Condition Powders! WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS rWr xoTirc. dors, helio irones, etc., etc., can also be rooted ia smsdl vials filled with warmish water, and sust-ended from tbe window casern uni. Select the cuttings as de­ scribed above; pull off the lower leaves; and insert the end for about an inch in­ to tbe vial. Tie a string (boot its neck, and bang in the sun. If a bit of cotton wool ia wrapped about the cutting where it ia kept weL it prevents the rapid evaporation of tho water. When ths tiny roots show themselves about an inch or more in length fill up I the vial with a rich, composted sol; kt j it hang far two or three days longer, then break off the glass craefullv, with- j oat disturbing the roots of the plant Managed in this way the roots re­ ceive no check, and tbe plants will grow very vigorously. Tho cutting can bo taken from the water and the roots planted in pots, but they will cling closely togotlier, and are not aa natural ly dkpoeod as whan tho glass is broken off. tbe roots are covered with soil If the water evaporates a third or more ia tha rial, it must be filled up Tbe Pise Tree Tar Mai, 9S WIT WW** Croat American Dyspepsia Pills, DWIGHT, BUREAU & MESSER. Consumption can be cured. The great German Remedy UNDEVELOPED WEST FIVEYEARSIMTHETERRITORIEI By 3. II. BEADLR parttord. Cee>, SV CM«e«e. It A NEW Dr. Crook’s WinccfT. 3 r IO YEAHH Public Test PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. DR. CROOK’S WINE Tho general agent of tbe American , Emigrant Company gives tbe fallow- j Keep sheep dry under foot with Uttar. This io even mare nine awry then roofing them. Never kt them stand or S. Take up iamb rams early in the aarnoeer, and keep them up until De­ cember 1st following, when they may bo turned oOL B. Drop or take oat tbe towoat bars I than earing broken frsahta 4. Oocut every day. fi. B—in graining with tbe groeteet 12,000.000 ACRES. DR. CROOK’8 HllPOT POKE ROOT. AMD SQU> ALL BOCMP TH WOOL borza. mao, tLaa m FORe^LE: mn^r J JU ** H—* “* twetete oa »«HCU* TO/WW gjsrisr’jttStt'^rMS: fiaae l a.CPrieSle. la U» au« ■ ...... � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-04-30.pdf 0be28e2a3a8e640ffaa2c046b7f761a1 PDF Text Text TtjE ?\epJiLic\H ■ryii- WAXiw^ttt eoytf.vj . t e. Biwir, .•_vn. u dsw ir. J ’ ISiornimia*. : ii>h*>d tbs Mesial t|d Stores Cafij. _ ... . r<™»« i unu j, .,, .. -----department of tho Henld in <rt The first home of Thoms* and Nancy spot where thia Bally Btuh, -—7 —-Jiao! Atigvlo Oorrino, is dead. Ho impress tho great influence of ha Lincoln was n mean abed in on alley of mother to tho President, to rep reposes; for it । waeti't a defendant of his first two paper room flrtnlv upon the old I Elizsbethtawn, Hetditi county, Ken-1 wa* oho who gave him, his his st start toward | name*. Ho cfely mid •peanuts is New I mind. 1 tacky, about tirctitymllo* north of the . tho Previdency. Orleans. > And to still further *lacnp tho । 1 Mammoth Caro. Thi* <ihcd was four। oom oad [tower of the Now York eatabtoon foot tnuare, with ncarealy any, | Eabmont, bn ioti-ruuned to make plain BARHOM’S INDIANS furniture in ft, and to unfit fur human i a myntery that Jtad Wn a prabiem habitation that although it exists to thi*! which lor year- lie whole world had day, it has only served since tho Lin-1 The Old Showman'n't Contrlbciioii to orphan children. coins left It a* a stable cr n daughter j Vies Vienna. A young worna house. In thi* shod Abraham Lincoln's ‘ — reully fined twenty shilling*, or fourteen only sitter waa born, In 1807. ' w*du**t*Laitvri* ia*i fired ofcarpenteriug. Ttonuu LinA tall, largo, well rounded form, a *•* jime/ifoteie M’ennt-Zrunlv Bonnett's Utae was then flourished to Pwtrj. FARMERS ! Greble & Russell I.. RUSSELL crorrtied head* ot tho Old World, nett jiu cherialiod a fcrtdneee fc the daughter* of Christiaa IX., 1 mark, and far tto burpoo- of j , pariBr hi* way to the haughiy« J, J dt„, Jh WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, <873. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN VOL XVIII. TWENTY YEARS AGO. Invite your special attention to the os rt koi nil A S tviM* n«t. HMtlas*. S til>l<*a coin removed open after thirteen mne , friu# |o hour of tho night dnww1 Jn bUrk CHAS. II. BARER. wiught k CHILLED OLIVER iti>i.ifiit>dk. WE! lfa>, Ahmham Unwin was bom. and thought I’d giro yon an item ; y ou may *. he poaaeil the lint four years of hu hfo ( nant u, w). Mmolhing about it." And '' »ud«n“C paragraph: ‘A Koutucky la squalid poverty. Thoma* Lincoln., (hB groat showman, looking ot u» | R»“der ba* fallen in tovo with a cvw.’ O, meanwhile gained neither property nor through a pair of small gray eyo, hav- ‘ha« ‘'Jch a iTutaisinggoo*o ns the gnumark. Why Bennett kna lipen acting credis nm Indeed did lie cars mucbjBJ,a;i UXpre«*ion of emming energy, । der of tto Caorkr-Jakrnrl *hould Mrs; circucupedlr is. this: King (Jbristiaa ia ritbw. He could too very welt on ram ; Vith a daak of oauti ic. took the sret of•» a haughty old sovereign, and over since th* davs when the Princess Dowager of Bchkewig- Hdstoin-Nocu, the daughter ' ” * 1 merchant named Ray, failed a* a---------PKnaaa -nt .«fu» and when \ratotu was six vear* of tura i! ■ to *■ J? e 1 f”' /* Wl!ro 'bfoppeiated ol be-.nng hi* lecture 1 to obtain *e<_---- -------— , A- =■ »' m., C. G. HOI.BROOK. We ask voti 10 lake it TRIAL OW WM II. HAY FORD With lliis Guaranty tidrift again. He'had a W’’I> “ fow wrinkles on hi* face, and hu oyn is : man of the uteghbarto-d which ended „ w „ lho h ho bul WM- II. HCRGIIER. ny and ALL Mov tlw following |K)ints : It will run with less draft, und lum a deeptr and wider furrow. It will do letter work and will not clog, the standard being curved and It will last more than four times ns long n.» any oilier plow, as it is than tempered rtecl. • , ' . 4th. It will scour in clayey and mucky soils where a steel plow will not. 5th. ft is easier to hold hi-ing u Center Draft. Tho points will wear twice or three times ns long any other. JOHN ROBERTS x Chilled DO HOT SLAM THE GATE Prairtc.au, CO. KVITOF SCUOOLS. T^nr h w.«MiUMU>.ciwk•. Salt! Salt! Salt! J. P. ROBERTS & CO FARMERS. L<»>k !:• your iutei - 'r r.inl purehnsoyonr Salt nt the old stand of DRUGS iwo naruu Medicines I II. Hl VI H .. ( ... PAINTS & OILS BLACKSMITHING. !• 1 r'° | and they will nil right . know d you , 1 baliuvr. . r d mo fiom a linR [,,,1^, .qaaws and pcpcnscs' School Books tS~ Stationeri/ J\Lto DStff GOODS ift EfldLess ,*?clf£t LINCOLN'S PRESCRHTIONSJAND J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co. DENTIST Mian. CALL AT JOHN STANLEYH ».. i» in three whore you know you got none but the FIRST QUALITY. Naskrille. rucut in The Danish court upon hearing «X* J tto msrriaw JHi. M^ *ad heavy laden motherand the two | ,u tll, Vienna ExtMsition, and 1 camo1', ‘v°q7®r “7 »ut dating a sermon, wu&ca cf Europe, and ai young Ibraragged, dirty neglected Ultlo children, I hett K.t all tl,e Indian tnq.pteg.! that : CUa't awer «“ aettfs taste ran in that groovo, ho Eaa , Nancy and Abraham. jUotr hopekw* j (au cf the guvcmm nt. tuch t ] arnmooded admirably. (the Jut of this boy; '• hat wo* tier* tij clulhiug, blanket*, orna-n'-nt*, imule-. The best thing which they thought j I hi* growing UI> m *a‘l ■ wonts, «». I’d like to take a few birch they <oUl do v;th Mr. Froudo. dur foe* as his father ? But aranuo of [,ifp cuB,a>* it 1 c.uld find them." . Ui*di<>4KAsu* visit to iicntlxu Amunea, rs'-ane was there for him J । "Who i* to pay fur taking tho In- nuvtobury him in Parliament ; but,? When the umilrhad l|v I tlmwtwu I jiang loVitnna: toe gtivoroutottt ?” ' , ;ng in clerical enter, hu w»» obliged^ I sou.-*. Nancy Lincoln, too mu'.Uur of lh» pjy nj[ tb0 expense ■ decline thecotuylimeut 'i ____ _____________ ______ l*re«ldeij:, re»tid from hrt labor* tail J M„lfi lroM tiuiu they leave their «<>.„» mJ.: *pnd u fortune coloring I *&*«•» *“* Boamtifhara boon charged her husband sawed out, totoo homed until lh»r ■»«>» Law. I hive . ,l,.h .T ;1 n t#rt0I10 ; upon vanoan occasions as b«nB- dircetfrom n greon-log, aud made n long. enpigB4 them, aud hat. uringltmrfacai. V^knaw uno men >? concerned in the abdication of Amrough box, end titered th" ren-sm* uf Btrangvj |vr lnrn to *ui»mi-*uy them w^o lire v-eut 620 O to simple in a>tor-' ‘her baring offered mifficicni: tahu wff. m It. and dog « grave <m the „Aw t(, Juitens, or ar* I; v.< , d^^nt* for.^ retiring from tfae surnant of a tme.hr wo»M knoti, half tll.y v^nte-ril-. a rate'from hi* eabin. awlI invited hi* [ndtens, which hung cm toe verge. 1 1 . I It b also said that Bennett indnrod tttvghbra.* to the burial. Hu r camel of cirilixattot»-ouch ns Gaaeral Hu .-' Cub 3. C L Itogurla.T’^Jnira. the tUa Dowager of Mi­ to r out through the woc«l-. a dosea! arj 1wurU. trni from Ariatren and ’•ev-odtpr uf to-U u*.>U Cajwur/rer.l foWMMvtein to tear, the Danish kirer l-trooa. follow.*, and boned tor raw- ,^4u(r oalUa [Bt.^r ftepaittoe;'. «• ha. ben retwel tslu. <Jd po.Ifom. ,Ua) ln wtJtr b. lhc and L-nre and witfaodt ceremomab D“‘ • I »d tto Young Men’s < TitteOun A*-,- ot wnter of ttojSmall Talk,’ and that; t!1M mttla tU. ^alk^ .offici«it!y calm four months niter, when a pn-ad-sr a* bfoud-tolre'y Attacht-i. ' really th* bngote.t urjiartmunt of tho f . u, 0<n • name along an nlij Kentyokv friend of . jjamgm fr;gued imiigna.tou nt toi* . poper, will coatouw tu ttonr <m in ifo oldCmwt Rantasw, who ia one of ri>u ' tto deceased, Thoma* Lincoln had him I Lift I thought , 1 = . . . ,. .. ‘.l_ preoch her funeral rermonf I waito brooking opt of tl they nr«. 1 efiton: aid to bring about young Bou1 nett's wl*h<>*. Thi. ('.Hint I. th., sawtn wvre unbred for and untaught- Their far their old young American girl who it a compan­ ion of the I'rinceoj Djwa;"r clove al­ luded 'to. Hie young lady jile^ the i a »u<M-«a and err.*: foiling off in the Count aorno time ago, and as aha ia tuid to be n relative of Mr. Connery, the anteent managing editor of tho Herald, Ben­ nett held sufficient influence to aatiafae- Bend Wagon ! sny-Kiry. oae* u te* cwm Bw«. iu«»r. of Hietajmnd. is I , to King Christian, and now it ia staled A yautig Now Y'orkir received no i upon the tout aulhoriiv that the m*rle** tiuiu twvn y-seven card photograph* ' riago has to*n agreed upon. J of hi* future wife from diffor.-ut fortun*- ■' This Danteh family ie dostmnd sopo ipeotncle of bls ! K(tuv dismonds stiarkle in his shirt front. ■ fo^ mlfor* — - Tn-cn ttoy called foe their pay to to one of tho most powerful in She i , *? h’ ’““red hu fa.nila wnU>, u( g^j faaDgv; h» to told told th« llieni that BrigbadTYimag ba I world. The .prerent King of Greece is • hr to one of the ton bora oooatire at fpJW look. Ih* .‘1a 1st. rfuwn duWTl.'—4 a.,. r.C Win.. I'limll,* nt,<1 Indiana, where ho built tho fog-hut do- sullttnBpr 0[ ‘0 steamboat Hue; or titoj . .... xril-od above. Uad of n great commission budnes*. A pulcmiral orur.njr tn Puriteud |.n. The family then coasteted of four ..[ .|puW you'd like to know whv I’m ?”• “ L“iffoBd, Ltely omphaused hrn tto heirs aiiparant of 1 1 person*; the Wlo, ahlftlra* father; tho ‘I’m going to nud fifty Indian*' ‘>w»K»««'»on» ’nib ’l“-««»; Mi. Hill . Britain. olio female harder (.’ELKBRATETV -.111.1) T. H UEEL1 It. Mr. A. D. N\ ' FAMILY ’ RECEIPTS. ^ton. FIRST START PRESIDENT Abre- j chain, and a bedstead was made of Till: GKAABEST » 11 HfflM! Sweet’s H°Tel? preparing kcreclf to take this new giro our rvadaga tho benefit of Mr. character prior to going to Ltradou for Johnsen's knowledge tn the matter. It tho rehearsal*. Expothion. Pure Wines and Liauors!’ ding- forked stick tank in the I Russell & Nevins What is it ? tin diahea, but not with a single knife husband's two Hammer. Immense Stock Michigan Exchange. tin DEFY 'COMPETITION. proved a Sneer** which led me to the Invention of tho Sueccmtal IRON HAMMERER. I am prepared to offer I Single seat Buggies as Low as Winter Goods. half-naked children. or nut. (What a whopper I) 1 ihhk n a Mr Hounesay and Charity Prince, company of Indian* in thnir native drv-w, with thnir louta and th«irjpanucr of living, ought to be seen by tiiebluody foreigner*. It's n kind of Amorcau twoen them, and eitranged from hi* first pride with mo. Pomnbly 1 may make acme mouoT by exhibiting thorn after tnrcnd to hi* fire: love, who continually during all tho long half century hail been true to him. A few daya agu they euurso not). were married, and tho bride went for joy a wole day. Ho is bO and aha 78. •'Why Men Don't Marry." in wh:ch Abraham alept; to whii-b, hi plenty -of covering to keep them default of ladder or staircase. ha aa- during tho Janasry nights. She cd, combed, and cared for than humane, motherly way. Tom Lincoln, into the fora. There waa ao like must “jolly good fellow*,’, was a follows : village within several mike; First, boevura they could not get tho cr.»* num at homo, and ho had snub­ bed end alapjiod hi* children, taunted woman whom they wanted—they looked dusan families, within a half a day's tempt wore their natural portion in ilfi* ride. The master of thia log-hut waa Tbom- world. But this admirable stcp-inotbcr aa Lincoln, the father of the Prevalent. that blows and taunts end degradation akaptical—tiiey conatanty. and Jnrl two Seated Farmers’ Buggios at One IItindi-e<l anil Twent^--flve X>o11ufm. Gold & Silver Watches 1 waa a* lazy, thriftless, oa»v-going, . — n- .. —.,tt I'.-.t in ' course, being hirrrelf an navduca- I shall abo build IIlGHEB PlttcB WnttK. Han, cms, cicrms M at ta &lii SRra nd Hates "are, i Buggy for uo muall on amount of money. J do no: Intend to low -----as a buggy builder by setting n poor article. Aly ■ Wark I propose, to B ’a.rra,nt glood ! There are three «*enUa1 tbiinre about a buggy, and they are: A Good AXLE, Good WHEEL a Good BPRINO. Th* greater of all la the WHEEL, . . IF YOU WANT IlnUnn. ifobb-b. irx H, A. Basel 1 'siB.F.STMNHOFF J.-L. R£ED. J. Cole & Son, GROCERS. ILUTUGK. sics Sural afi fcEiisl UB fUffiS, Kentucky, it of skill. re bio livelihood by ecraUhing over the surface of the rich virgin soil of tin Price* Guaranteed. West- Ho could neither read nor copy nonui by heart. u small life of Washington, he placed one bight on a shelf in the Lxi-hnt, where a s-.orm of rain soaked it through and through, and the boy was obliged to pay tor the volume by working three days fur the owner. ILe was almost ■LACK A rt'LLEK, rroprMera. »ra wholly aeU taught, erea to his knowlp>«p*r«4 U taraitb MONUMENTS Tto miatrasn of this log-hat, the HEAD 8TONE8. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. rould not afford to marry ; eoroaiu. be* canto they were afrai 1 of diroroe, which HASTINGS MARBLE WORIS! IT.A.LIA.7ST AMERICAN MARBLB If. Ilein-Iricli, too man who during hie lifetime emphadre-l hi* belief in tho efficacy of capita! punishment by en­ gaging himself to do the public exocu ting fur nil Paris, died recently and cruelty of his horrid trade a delight.— Ue hsd a large collection of painting* and engravings who** subject* wore nlways nither tho*o who hsd nuffered ranitnl punbhm»ut or thmo who ha I lt>Uu-t*d it Jle swciuod to leave Ixxotne on nntbusiaat tn bi* tnrrible pursuit. Mr*. E. D. E. N. Southworth: the prolific novvlist. ia thus parsg.-nt>u«d by an interriewvr: Mrs i-ouUiworth u HEBIUCK. Ladies will find almost everything usunliy^kept in a Dry Good* □tore ! »“• rag the taam-cappod billows with-the I * »nows of eighty ia hu lock. But then the Maerlptlon ot Caption Jaek by as Old illustrated papers always bore tlirir pic-' Acquaintance—The Lava Bed* turns taken an tho spot.' ' ------ ---• i,.ui:iin . wuut tu. To which *hn repbed, ••Tommy. I | llM, wWn tUillg. Why, *ir, I .hall know you well, and have no objection • hw„ thn w parfaUed before d.mcd her inlvutica of giving n series of to marrying you: but I cannot do it; „v„_ oro„B*d head in Eurnpo. I will reptesontations H Brtuaei*. thereby atraighc off. aa 1 one aomo debt* that i .wryb«iy, I teU you. It will FOB muit iirni l>o mid." ... .n act all the Italian*; Spaniards F.-wtv. Egypt­ ian* aud Frenchmen crary. They don't kevpfag her word with the dooiaaed composer, Michael Bslfo, to create the part of Bddk PUaitfoul in his ]<>etliumuua opera,. ‘Il Taiirtnauo.' She is EsKt Hid. Hastuv. te IS, 1811 FOR nmiClXxl. PPBPOHK.-. । AI lan tie, turns out Io be only ti.irtr-firc, • own behalf. ntu! mutp-lnftkiny f..r lit. am. Tht* 1Zis. Im [frighted geld in 1S40. They can talk good Baglivh, yet tho Pmco Oominiastoaere must a I!ways have interpreters, as they insist on talking their own ter.gunge when look* ; sunietiirea dreaaaa in good clothe* �CIVIL IXXVICX l^ltpobliauianntr. bacon <fc UF01K Hu Appointment. MORAL E. Buttmck I Co.'s Patterns. The truU >s, tlia people of Detroit, most universally desired a Povd, —. ecruld not agree upon the focat.on, and °» • <be the Infor­ , ,, . mstwn of business men and the pubis: the Lrgislatur" cunfered on the Detroit ’ jwnorallj, Boanl of Park Commimionsrs the pew- . Many persons are daily exposing er to fetete that I’nrk. Just that, end themselves to severe peualtiee far violai .. . . . . . . FaahKitf*Publishers and Manufacturers of IfoliabU Patterns, have adopted a system and perfected a plan fur the cut -1 ting■»nd fitting of their jatterna. which I WORLDS EXPOSITION! ties of such appointment, and it hex I study of the following eectsoiis will not been made at no aolicitatior. or sugges­ tion on my part. Indeed. I fint knew ' lately wicked” it will pnxxlo all iublU- necessity of prosecutions to enforce the provisions of tho law. Section 142 of the new postal code Hurtnea, Ihcatara. Ana 80,1878- j mrnt that Senator Wilber waa tho par- i^Sfei._______________________ .... L’BK : full dsocriptiou of tho manner in which it hampered with some obligation or the garmen should be mads, the kinds condition incompatible with my praoent o( material needed, number of yards re1 position. I do not think, however, that I quired, style and kind' of trimmings. | the Praaidrat would have asked we to quired), etc., etc , is printed upon each patieni. Almost every lady is so fami­ li think, then, the President sin- liar with the Butterick Patterns, that hia pretentions to civil-service re- they need no puffing by us. Catalogues containing illustrations of all styles of Snuenta far ladies and children tnailad e upon anplication to us, nr any of i our agents Patterns sent by mails pre- bo'ng that alj the bill* pertaining to the , anything in any mail matter not charged with letter postage, or make any wri­ VOLUME XVIIIi not a single one ot Uisai onginaieil j ting or memorandum thereon, and de­ 4 with Senator Wilber or any other SenWith this ieewe of the Bxsxn oom ■ i ttor rate than letter postage, shall, for every such offense, forfeit and pay five dollan, and such mail matter or inclosure der nur management Whaf wc have ; meads that ilia boys be taught the print- • shall not be delivered until the poetagn it" and Northern im. &r U. imp™—1 H lh. ]-H » | “« >W.- >• wmII'S. ia paid thereon at letter rates, but no 'Indiana. . i _-_ i _ a moat interMtiug place to teach a boy extra postage shall bo chargod for a patent to our petrous; wU . we may be # Wby in. ready to do aU in bis power to promote I 13U Woodward Are., reform in all departmonia." able to do in the future will depend cn d^da bank note engraving in the list refone or wrap[Mr'1 Dotroit, Mich. ••What do you think wore Mr. Cor-1 The faDouingwrs among the decisions the patronage which ms)- be extended of desirable occupations as that is extia' ■——— tis' rvaaona (or for reaigmug rnaimuur 1" t" to ur. Wo shall endeavor to make ths -voimgly remcn.-rahve. A few of them of the Post Otics Department: " Any rommnnicatiwn wliolly or part­ n.„„ in every sense .J to filljniBor the offios of New Advertisements. Barrwxa «< the Um term term aa might be brought up oAer ly in writing, sent by mail, is subject to K— V—..I Gt.... ol>. .... letter jiostagv, whether sealed ur un­ ter of rvaignatiou. I du nut exactly re . sealed. except fool manuscript and cor­ member all the ciraumaiancee, but in ' that he aeened to ms to differ from thn better fittgd than ever before for the years. Should the tecommendalious rected proola (tassing between author President in tbe definition of eivil-oerlahars devuhing upon u-. and if. as we ho acted upm favorably it would take a and aubliaher.A '* Circulars coataiaing writing other vice reform. Mr. Curtis apparently rehave some reason te h^pe. we shall in ' Ilian the address are subject to letter | gurdmi certain appointments of tbe rrraident mcompatibla with t)»> civil ik. m nne ktrenrth eciual to i . We should have Le-u pontage by mail „ _ ____________ _—--------- - . . ,________ _ -'seen something in tbe | “ Circulars may bo mails-at a pre­ service regulatmca, wbeteaa the Presi­ dent aeem’-d to consider that the regu­ Editor of a country newspaper, we ' report that would have helped the boys paid rate of one cent for each two lations did not apply to. those offices. I m44 shall do our belt to improve, from time j «jmfortable clothing and a square rtunees or fraction thereof in unsealed do not, therefore, consider that tbe siric- •r -IMi, la sal* nortfwa .a "'S^ZXiitaM... MU- .r' alto• l». Mias. a>4 Atal tail •die address wool ! tulijeci them to TM-1 ikeMekswhtMor- anc" uf th* Buran, but to male „ a? KauwUar Ike 1 ter (lestsge. * . j ) the JbwnAfawv ia better pooted on Rcbut •• Any addition in writing other than 1 reading columns of more internet ana 1 ' • KSW. snsisssf ■S»a aurwse* 602 Manac.rk. BOBBIN 1HIRI, MH. M. ND HEPPO-DROMTC, Five Distinct Exhibitions E/ITIHELY SENATE f>AV,LLIOltS First-Class Instruments W1I.L EXHIBIT AT ifflw, mil, mi mu. is <» MU ISSBI) csnrxrjtrw postage bn mail. ' ' tion, and of the ability ot tho Boys ' ** Cirruiare inclosod in i blame I” । tlioresn to lenin tho art of printing or tetter postage ’ ' repeat I honestly think the “ Il tinX™ mlM l» Wk u •; “■“b »*• IS A POLITICAL TEMPERANCE ! T* n,«*banical trade, wc pass I. «I _ton»-j.U PARTY FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD! by for what it is worth, but Ik-ta. t..»;-rlr pr.,-1 « ita >» MitasMk».\»5ta»TiAG«l-ilk “» ------- Wish just to say that the insinuation -—-i. U.. drer «l L’•» •«»» Thia auhjcct is juat now being widely ' !h,t ,h> I,u-T* ’herein ere ec/ sr4Z rfoAUJ —uj. »Vto™. ta di.- "• >ui«. ««11 .«• ~ «—» to to di-cusat-d in tbe presa of N.«w England, 11 •»*^ufely false, haa no foundation | (Hbu-., Itain fo 1-r. o. li.ing «i|hm 1 poff-i-fr »*• JfJ1*""- ... . | k.,1— —• —f-1. ... —.... and ia, morally conaidetvd, uf much im- *“ far:directly or indirectly, and I Uf, i-hto nr bi. II fh. .in.;. «O Wfll bad., ita. m-pf-b.-n.. —-—w—.......... — H. i. aof ’ p-d, ta MS pl«fb^ toTlfta appalaBaWT , a. »I. iw-rt*n«.and nannotbotau fully oxnmin-•.“P deficiency that oowe of us .Mi ofta, Ed paiatal -auto ’' Wtoak a-ld aaf da - .11 ilia . -j™. "Uta. p-iaS ta tataeud „|d'«M~f>7l toll "-ibdaa’f tata" | S3 pmnpllr lh, all atata f-di al 1-. ftaa i "“I I--" -°W taak U aia a.. appreciated y ,?*?,. • ...__ ®f Senators, nod without -to apoa akkb ihm I. aa, .A . itai. d^,, J end we give place to th. foJowtng wry in addition to tbe address " lh*’’ w*w the public good. I ■wads! review of the portion taken by ____ - fa- another _ ... »/. But we •prase lelrh •• Package, of pap.ro or rireularo have fully cummitted rnyaelf to civil­ the editoi of tho Prohibition JfereM thi . Sva. U.. paa al <te .to-ptah-l -U-to . Ctototo, ,--id. —to £1"leading organ ot the political Temper- ~ t - sf . oa rtu-h, in addition to the (K^tagu paid THE POSTAGE QUESTION on the original package." APPEAL FOB PARDON. f , •• ine martUun o: a not" or any otner I -------Poatagr must bo,_____________ paid on all newai a printed cireuter subjects it PeUtion ol th, KIowm and ComanH.t ------- - ------------_ — 'nritingiu _____ w_-« -----------------------------------_ after -r.3t_t.i-. -------------ches for tho Releaxe of Sartanta and “The I’rohibitioa HtnU is roustsaid- l-’rs. July 1st, -TJu wbxber printed ... in '.-i-..to letter |«»tage. Only Only the the address addreaa _ . .. .. .. ... 1,__ Lit .K,. rw ■>,.! Thia ia —.-kt .nJ ' New Scales New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. Wareroom, JVo. 255 Grreur, near Eighth St.. derf-AferassMa, published at Conoord. N. matured and j half uur aubscrilK-ra by tho laesns. lhe ! io allowable ; Init any other writing, greater part j principle is sound.” such as dote, signature, ur any oilier cCTurvu ,uv ... ... - a------ i 1 of the tegialati'-n designed ... to 1»-----sm»i.u-j the Ho says the Charlotte Lra^r. Eu: alteratiaa, subjects them to letter postjMlbtar .i •e3j.Q Uti sale and lh« c8n<umption of sjnsitoi'cs ! I -w (M. tu Mt» >, .ta ™ Imuora. Thia admisstea is ofa n,lln!y newspaper in the State who 1 roataining any writing'other than tbe It justifies all we have claimed favour; . , • , » u ■ -Ar Ud ai k.« »kl «»»«»■« lh-f -k-n-s address can be sent by tuail. except at the ineonaisteney of tho prohibition far- the same postage for tho circulation of letter postage." lion. But th" I/eraM complains that a newspaper in the county where pub- I Section hu of the new I'uetal Code provides . •‘Tliat to fmiliutn letter i-onespucdI eace. and jirovide for tbe transmission *the*prohibitive laws, but j®* « equitable uf th. mails, st a rate of pest­ os nnootinii whether there is anotli«r Bpoakiag on this same subject tbe < “IT. “• messages, ordtea, notices, aad yb < .ru.i _ , r ,. _____ _ ___ _— The rnntra or written in Mam or inx, ine The following petition from Indians asking for the release of Sant-.n:* ami I u all: Ilia mt 1‘ltOBAT*. ORDEH. MtCHIOXN. Coeaust E.«r f IM CSert Isr <ks ■ a, >1 ths K-hsi- uWss. is lb- Srtihitfcj'.irs Department: We, the chiefs, bravea, warriors, hvs l . men, and young mePot the Kiowa and B. F. NORRIS & CO curved thy displeasure by numerous dep- | redationa and [dimdrrs, by murdering | tro,“ » tlie^auestiou and "Membero of tho coining Congress | authorised and directed to furnish and r?°vt.Ti7-.>*di- ’•T ?fc*y wil* riT**l »•>" -**» requiring iuno to tho public, with pintoge atanirw in thia State, ami undf» Republiran di­ ruction. H all has not been doua that.' might hare been, the fault i* wnb, ran. great measure, those professed friends W.tap.il.1. a... I—" too. aod.-tok —I. .b.n ta v-J •• .. . - ‘ . . . uf roatal mtaroourao under rules and Flock crer brought to the City. people and government of the United SLilee until thou has taken our chief. ““t* Indies’ Fine Gold watches. department. Writing other than thn loved ohiefeand wcroen and children — irUy printed mar l-i mailed fur one cent for each twu euncee or iracuuo - --------------------- --­ thereof f»Uf prepaid by postage stumpe Great °P‘nt ** w,n affixed.'' • obey the wishes of our groat Diamonds, Silver Spoons, Tea Setts. Indies* tMts, Pearl Settr. Ice IVrbera. •< fcy maaae . the HE tribes, and use our influence to induce them to maintain friendly relations •Slll’J'ttk,.. resMee-1 s»r»>.i PROBATE ORDER. I.uiii-, ——-- — m,. resuil oi inqumra ai uie i USI uuto law. lor u»e acroniiwj-wwu vi iu« will in all respects, to the reuse, and make "rum (indeed) run as L rtrnent, that ths-till for reducing he." free as water.” As to the twaddle about postage to two rente failed in the •> There is no provision ia the |<oetal ability, obey the wishes of the Repubbran party being in the "grasp , gauate. Tho bill requiring pre-pay-1 coda allowing the use of pcotal cards ol the ram fiend" whom it dares "not nwnl o{ n,.repaper postage a bo failed, other than such at may be furnished । offend for ite life." bow hapjoaa iLpray. (bt) following Urtl" clause waa 1 by the department, with atampa imthat liquor sailors are being pnwecuted ; jnlo Bn appropriafion bill, and 'pressed upon them Substitutes for Gold Teeth Picks' Gold Pena, Gold Watch Keys, Coral Beads, Coral Necklaces. Corel Setta au<l Rings, Bronx* Ornaments. PROF. GIBLEffS FAMOUS PRUSSIAN MILITARY BAND. Hinisomely Decorated Van:, Dens L Cages, srsv? ‘The only postal cards containing! Syrup Disbea. Spoon Holders <'u|« and Goblets ' Bracelets, Gold Thimbles. Silver Thimblea, Gold Loeketa, Shirt titudda, Musk Boxes, Watch Chains, Seal Ringi. BroocLm. Ac. -.qwra uias»e». Opera Glaaaee. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. Watch material and Tools for Jewelers. Agency, Indian Territory. the twentieth that all who partake of the Any ono visiting our city should call at i ur establishment and examine the goods. THE CHEAPEST I'M 5E8 IS OUR MOTTO. icsrstsr B. F. NORRIS ic. CO., 1ST & 1 0 (STATE STREET. ClUCAflO Such legislation as thia, ia an unjust t.ng or metuwanduui other than the ad- infer but that the pmoiple i o 1 •.t.indie.e;.-. I B CHICAGO ELGIK support ot about free run is a blow at prohibition? State St corner tf Madiscn, Kaciiflcal fiDEaa Hippta «Bi M Cm!' f><ared by the general circula.. . . prohibition party will do any better ? i Uwy are published.-and wmen naa been Brr I,rK’,T *««*»•»•/ ‘Wr free circulation trapcrar.ee men and temperate men. ,u. No. .ii must „ admit that there i... ». HinU are ways ibu same subject the and maausuf promoting temperance not I Bopida Jfoprf in a recent loads incorporated with the prohibition pein- gave place to the following which wo “a A 139 ritoitvn oitiir it r‘>* . IWmssterDrtx-ra]. nnd when so used carried into captivity more than a^hnnd; rod of owr woman nnd children. We in- ' shall lie kramanitted through the mails love ouv chief*,and women and children, as free a» water” is a palpable exsgger-. ty papers, ana w prevent uiai general - ' —s- — - -- and are brought into deep trouble an I ation. But suppose the Republican knowledge ot kcal affairs which cua!l__Mu,« . I sorrow by our own disobedience, which party haa failed to coroe up to the full aloae _~ -r Is- 4-»— m the J E W E L ER S I CoLoieus Of w WofiDtn Would. meagre compensation for th" gratuitous work that every newvpaper publish «r prepaid by stamps." The Modoca again Victorious- rWe copy from tfia Grand Rapids Deify JEyls of the ”S>th inat. the follow- Chance for a Profitable Inr-sUneai. PROBATE ORDER, xrrrgros r. o»-~» < jssmv. •> Rsxsaccsr tfcsyi » A Sira «i Ml aui Gutter erer a lite ia Lena —- THE MENAGERIE AND AVIARY SALT SALT BARLOW <fc GOODYEAR ant Howe, of the Kurth artillery. Lieutenant Wright, of the Twelfth in­ Keep > luge mpplj of sj, fo, including u>we>[ mBr|jel their Brick Warehouse. > lti. I 11" 1 been dislodged. Smallpox lamely. follows: -I A LIVING EGYPTIAN PHOCODILE. hundred 110 Barrel lota and more .old to dealers at a very small ad- pax, though the pittings are filling When Jenner diarorerad cow-pox by that party, fit hit e Htt w w tai Ml Ita Sdt Eqad a Ik lakr. Vince abovu Car-load Rates or THtnrrt fift. £ TKGmTADSTRALWffiDSM ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL ' Water Lii£e, Ohio lime. Shingles of all kinds, i/i caa i<W �F?(b R^pUeuc^ji CLOTHING. Peninsular Railway. CHURCHES. W!1 Yc»t»r.iny s» the ship Pmrmagin dinr: trom Alexacdri- Egypt, was dis­ toward* naw l-eate* io tho fertile Wait. To thoac guing to Missouri, Kane**, I charging her cargo, rat tn-r an amunng Netastka. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming seen» occurred. As near as your rvpor Nevada, C»Rcun ur Caliluqua. ww rae-. hrcM". find out, tho fart* in coai.eem.tcebu a ebrap. rafe, quick and direct i ; route, via St- Luui*. onfr the "Mtasouri that in a large plank bOx wci cunfinad Pocifie Railroad, which runs it* fine ; I»cy Cuashtk and Pullman bleejiers an NRoctie Crooudil* for Bab Mm A Co.'a ■ j frutu fit Led* to principal point* ia the Menagerie, captured on tho banka of ' WeM, rstAeal cArayr. We believe that the river Nile, about two English milea the Miuouri Pacifiu Railroad has tho below tbe ancient oily of Thebe*, by Ix-st track nnd tho finest and safest equipment of any line wuat of tho Mie- mean* of a hawser made into a nooee sjeinpi, and it* connection* with road* and baited with a young calf, hi* cap ton further West are prompt nu-l ywliabl*. being a party of native* in the employ ThcTexa* connection of thh road is of one of Bobbin* A Co.'* agent*, who i* actively eugsgvd in eacuring rare ex­ cerpt* of tbe animal kingdom in that benighted country. Bnt to resume our narrative by being joetled about in hi* narrow priaon in a.manner ia which he waa not accustomed to, hi* lordshin be­ came infaiiated, and, lathing hia pondoreu* tail aguiiut tho aide* of tho box, auccooded in effveting hi* eecapo ju*t a* BBS1 BMIOKATIOH.TOMIBU. The Atlxniic A I’acifk Railroad Com­ , pony offer* 1,200,000 acre* of land in Central and Srotbweet Misequri. at from $.1 to $12 per acre, on acron yrar*' time, with free transportation from St.. Ixjui* to all purchaser*. Climate, wsil, timber, nunoral wealth, schouLs churchc* and law-abiding eociuty invile emi­ grant* from all point* to this land of fruit* and ikwers. Fur jiuticular* addreae A. Tuck, I-anl Commbnettgr, St.Ixiniv, Mo. 1$ total felijijii gun,* aeattsnng among the crowd— which had congregated on learning of what wa»going uo.and hi* royal highness Carted along tho dock, thrashing hi* caudal extremity at a fearful rate ; only one haploM wight, however wa* struck and that a German roustabout hr the name uf Strip, who waa eent whining off tho dock into the water, and would certainly have bran drowned had not aiaietanco been promptly renJerod. Tho । A rare chance to troy Dry Good* I cheap—P. IL Sahin 4 Co. of Jackson, | are eellmg ont tlnir entire stock at tint STRANGER, TASK JOTICE ! । cost. They havo an itnmonw atock, Be auro and take tire £r»t Lum to tome *109,000 worth of choice good*, Al Trontwina'a Barber Shop. sign of'[ of all kind*, which they arc clo*ir.g out. the big polo an>l razor, where you can i ; always get a good job done in ths bar- ! bur lino. Al always keep* ajlarga a*-, aortaient of collar*, Ucj, tobaccos, cigar* | and gunt's'furnishing gondt on hand.' Faro from 6 eta. upward'; baggage TIE IMUS MHU HOURS. Built in the Country OUR GREAT $8.00 Robbins Sulky Cultivator ! WOOD AWING Other ^stores nak so much more for the same goods Wc always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollars. \ * MACHINES ! Etc. P^OWKR^Lt TRI WKS it c.Ktk’.’Vu niCHlGAN CENTRAL R. R. rn.n txpr<:,irom trosll, •elccUxl Cuawidt Haraid A Co., Now i« absolutely iroio and &woe:. Grini River Valley Dividoi I.1LLSES ft.lGS Paper, Lcntber, nnd Zinc Trunks from $1.25 uN$20 We arc t-quare dealing in all our' ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, and strictly fedly popular rued* ia thn country, itis trull built. h»*gx>d'car*, make* quick । time and is oontrollad by n* gentleman­ ly u set of other;* a* uror managed a Kailtoad. Don't foil to pntnmiio it when you gu West.—Charlatl* Z«lc. i Wo print thn above that we may *«y !u our many friend* who are from time j to itmo guing West, that from personal ONE PRICE. HOUSE! STAR CLOTHING 36 Canal Street, DWIGHT A BURRALL ocrea of laud attached, sitnaiad 3 1­ mile* west of Halting*. Term* c»m Would exchange fur olhar property. Inquire on the premise*, or tuidres*, nprlG’.P J. POTTER. Hailing* P. 0., April 29d. 1873. Mra Fanny M. Bolzen, Mr*. Celeatie L. Coal*, J. C. Canfield, Frank Campboll, Mr*. Fancy Hall. Otia Hall, Jacob Miller, Mr*. A. Aaniner, Wm. Jay Strickland. Direct your letter* to number of P. O. MT Itemember m,r name ‘ ST.’IR CLOTJIUTG HOUSE THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. w"w« notice that A. Troutwino ha* put up an awning in front of hi* Barber Mra. Taylor'* gu>l taste in trimming Shop! Al does everything for tho com­ williuure fur her a good Irale thi* fort of hi* patron*, au they aay. spring. . noltf iKWTox-Trn । epeuxibk* party, tbe Farm known m the i John C. Bpanecr Farm, in the township p<Wo ore pleased to svv the improve­ i of Baltimore, consisting of SO acre*, nil snoot, going on all over th* city. New improved. Fair House. good fruit, &e sidewalks, being'built, eiiade tree* be­ ing planted, grading bring doin’, do. Go ou with tho gu-xi work. Noncjt.—‘•Foritivoly I must have mj *r<uil’nts rattlrd by May 1»L as 1 nm going awr.y on account of my health. track have bran enlarged, ao that w». now hare a full half mile track. There ' nro laborer* at work digging out tree*, ' grulw, Ac, and tho Society a*o hound ' to have more inviting ground* than Michigan Central R. R American Organ OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, sssssas,£!w«s:s.ti-Rt __ :t£ ** £a| . Ii OH to thi Pitt oi its Menis. l/A aorica of Temperance Meetings are being hold nt the Const House, having in view the curtailing of the illegal liq­ uor traffic in thia city,, in which many of our enterprising citizoui are taking an active part Tbna far, little ha* yuuLungv? Woman are you faint for want of food 7 Child Jo you. want something to eat? If so L. E Stauffin’* Eating Houra i North bide State Street, where you will 1_ find everything in the line of ratable*. S*x> Ho.—N. T. Parker of thia city wii! rail at lew figure*, for cash or good approved note*: two goal Marra, ono weigh* about law lb*., the other about 000 Bm-, two &ngM bqggie*, two double, buggies, two double and two single Bannerac*. H’era are bargirine for thora wanting auch property, that are notI often met with, thaw mtIu45# tlia loading mon, and tho adoption of the annexed preamble and reaolutlon presented to the la»t meeting by Hon. R. J. Grant. Tho next meeting will be held at the Court Hotsae on Friday evening, when a committee appointed to draft a const itu lion and by-law*, for a permanent organization will report, and aomo resolution* proaented to for­ be _ The following i* tbe Preamble and Everybody Should try them before 1-urchasing Elsowher TWIr toe* la awqadad **4 la Itolr OS« u4 beiuto'al c«s;« Mnyra* all Mh«r* ia toaaly of THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD. Hastings $ Allegan. May 15. ’72 Chromo adopted at tho meeting on Friday e*o। uing last. John wn & 0»’a celebrate 1 Gold Pens, Whrroas, The Mayor of thia aty has hr Uat in tho market. fr-r «h at the coiled the attention of thn Counril to ' Citv North Deput. I'. O. building. the uecoreity for doing unuething. to prevent gambling within our Lordem. Tberafure, ba it Umuni, That Hi* Honor tho Mayor, | lion to tbe nrceraity for doing aomothing to prevent tho sale of intoxicating liquor*, by the enforoemeot of the law. EXWAXD- One of thoee blood chilling accident* which so frequently occur upon Bail­ roads, occur*-! on the Grand River Val­ ley Brad on Saturday Monring lot at Nuahrflla in thia Cbunty,. Thn work train went east on that morning, and on entering NaehvOJa, tbe whistle Mowed, down brake*, a* the train wa* to take in wood at lliat place ami one of tbe hand*. Gory by name, stepped arrow from the Qabuo** onto a fiat rar just a* tbe brake* were taken off, and wa* >4-fWk—ri o4 Ml . car* and w** run ortt by the Caboose, and mangled it^ amort horrible manner. : Hi* brad was nearly ravered from his on the Doorsand Windows, so do not be, deceived by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. rmsr. CITY flEITS DEpOT. Oil Paintings CHROMOS ! two day* each. Woodland, April I Oth. one day. Naibvilb, April ISth. on* day. Middlevdie, April Mtn, two day*. Arayria, EtwMcbootHoura, April 21, THS! C!:u: SIMMONS <5 �rpuE XgricHlfMrs! anb Doauetic. NEW OF MICHIGAN some of our bate Troit cuhurist regard ■a the present fruit prospect for I h”h . THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. Paacina.—Every old jx-aeu Lroo that went into the winter with an imjwired vitality, from drouth, overbearing ar by diaearo, is probably dead, and blessed 1 riddance to them. AH tbe bud- on live trees of tender rmielise, are dead; but live buds are found among the hardier varieties, and whiL* maar fruit growers give up nil Mjuxtatioua cf a single psaeli. ottun are very sanguine of not! merely (wachra to cat. but pea-rhos to I •hip to market. Wearo ronidenttberwe are peach bads r-live in the ft. Joseph j fruit r^fot. which will if ftitnrw d«- :...................... ~ fitasai Ths c«l»erl MthojrspMng Company of Detroit, • VINECAR BITTERS .». ........... ......................... ............ •*»“ •' The New Capitol and Grounds, ,,, , ................................ ...j a .1 1st-, is •'*' Stets suite w«4MSt» pnee et -T> -TO- <-> DOLLARS EA CH- “ iSynSifK BUILDERS Wild Life in the Far West sias»s;£: ' $23,900 in Real Estate ! ; । $3,000 in Gash ' { • . Stimuli in Pefaoital Property Eanlalicn 716 PREMIUMS AS FOLLOWS BITTERS. ■Sr; TluLo' {J-»£KSUk"Sl IKS.-LW «.rfj .»! serf'ros iac , I sMil SIMM l-r »4« *»t .iisraxs n. st esM.s er vcetna nt lbs C»«n M tsvs-nStruuacs- is seM •»»■<» eT M4si>sCJ«m ICX st leu the ktekjM mU I iLANTATION Bitters IPR1SE • rww and tadly hurt. Will Kittafiniee in uus»d eondition. c-vcr protected, by snow, ami t l-eon a very itmrral motectin l<«rnr» arain good order. Wi m many blackberries a. the fruit region fol !>78 ere fair. As m money, we oatert that more money i.e made by tho tale of fruit ia '*3.1 was made m *7'J. Prices will rule h uad vr.McnMTM will have to go and and |<cv for all they want, fur it will go begging to U kept from lotting 60,000 00 SINE’S !IFT jCsNTERPRfSE. ERATO PRATT, fWL ST4BLET I. TUP.XER, StfT. GREENBACKS Ayer's 0,000 Hair Vigor, For TMtorinc to Gray Hair ita natural, vitality and Color. < ATHAIRON Fr i/nre /io» o/i tjtf'o Gewing Machine Tar Cordial JEgMCH . • .• • ’ ’ 1 - ■ ■ ■. ■ ■ ■ • ■ TODAY BOILEE WOBKS. Shelters. DODD’S ICOMFORTS |PECTORAL DOES IT! IsYRUP celery in perfection is not good tor jwii nnd beaus. Where pea, arc wanted in succeesinn. aa thvy are in most unvote gardens (though not ia tho market ct profitable prices), the early ouae may Im» followed by aquadiee. tho latter by tur­ nips or cabbage. Again, the amount of manure needed to j roduc-., good early , lettuce, beets and apitmeh would be j worse than wasted on a late crop of' turni|>a, whkh Would bo very large, roaroe and wormy. Moreover, cabbage can not be made to follow cabbage or 11 is 115 ftv ij Ml)’ fea* turnips, or ths reverse, without an in­ terval of at l-sst two years, itnlosaj un some kinds of Ltuostcr.n lands. Which vs will Enhance for WOOD When j«-aa ur ]>ota!oes are t > be, followed by squashes, every fourth row ■ delivered at our Fuundn : w WHITE . ASH. OaK c.r llOCK-KIJf I.TMBER in planting; in this)>}m>k row the squash weds should be sown the fin: week in June; they will not run before Julv 10th, giving time to clear away the early crop and plow the laud between the squash­ es. Tim same plan is adojited when O’fKHT, BURRAA S MESSER. celery follows poiat-xw, and badkod up j after the potatoes are cleared away. । When peas ar potatoes are follow«d by turnips, it i> common to give the land a DR. WILSON S light plowing or harrowing, and rolling and brosluug. sowing tho turnip seed about tho last uf July. When laie robboges are to follow . pens or potatoes, tbe land should receive, possible, a second manuring after ths early crop u cleared off, and made tine by plowing. Tbe cabbage plants must i bo art by July 20th to head well. The land for spinach, lettuce, l.JCti. : v-ariy cabbage, an ! onion* should Ik- : made viwy neh by abundant manuring, 1 and tii.-s-i crops era generally made to FIVEYEAB8INTHETERRIT0RIES irrsGUsoirs procod celery.' which needs also ven Dy J. U. BEADLE, KEP.VIKE BEST THIMB III THE WEST Atcliuoa. Topeka 4 Santa Fe K. R. jc-Aivrx>^»: THREE MILLION ACRES .s'du«<M sil tud rmc tit .{rioHzut Kulby. th Fined Ptrtlen of I M WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS nm= yu/Xr to ill original ‘ eo!or, tcilh th* nUu and frenhrMi of youth. Tbin hair ia thickened, fallen hair chocked, and baldr.M* often, tlxHicl* u-* always, cuyed by Its u.-e. Nothing can restore tlir hair where tho follicle, are de­ stroyed, or tho plantia atrophied and decayed; but ouch os remain can 1* ■ared by thio appUeatioa, ami siimulated into activity, so that a now growth of hair is produced. Insteal of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ito occasional use will prerent tbe Lair from turning grey or falling off, ar»l consequently prevent baldness. Tho restoration of vitality it give* to tho scalp arrrsts and prevent, tho forma­ tion of dandmtf, v. filch i. often no un­ cleanly atid offeiuire. Free from those deleterious substances which make sotao |>rv;>ar_-K«;» daup-rous and inju­ rious to the* hair, tho Vigor can only hem fit bat not harm it. If wanted merely for a H.UU DRESSING, nothing else ran be. found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not sell white cambric, and yet lasts Lui g on t lie Lair, giv ing it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume. it* .MiiumuS ia ■«. rj at m«I t-rim-i. .nt I S-Ee^Ss .‘WEttte>*4 MXlwniF m, .: r. i-eU.el.eeU, ,t if*rr-, al ike Jenb t Ayers Cherry Pectoral, SOO Pagas, iSO Engravings, . u—jl.., .... ,v. ,":£ttrs4s.*<3E ,w,sfaT-Cough. liroachlUs,AsUuae. and Consumption. Tte Pitt ta Tar Mai, ttse ISUBE YOUE LIFE Greal American Dyspepsia Pills, WIT </«"«««« Tte Hitial Lift Issnaice Craw UNDEVELOPED WEST WONDERFUL OIL sEwMSsiS.'. ... . ..... U »r. 7 ;Wr. to. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., <>f rir*'o- COL'GH aIIHURE, DMte nMsito Mta.an, Q-m**IZSu Consumption can be cured. anew bookl;^;. LARGEST and STRONGEST] T^,e great German. Remedy iaalawwMk. *<*■!• who weeM Boeers u ““Vi?'uZuTbVHE. Prtilehsra. ®U __ nJtgR; Cosa., cr tl Dr. Crook's WinoofTU. •a • dpt Assets over 856,000,000. io Public Twt OR. CROOK’* WIN? 12,000.000 ACRES. June 1st, in hiila five feel apart, among tha lettwe and epinaah; like all vines, They amrt fight tend and highly mannn-d. Cecum bur pteklee are made to follow peas, cr are sown cm a freshly turned croewward Jtfo-•-•Oth to July 10th.- Wishart's Pine Tree A dressing » which is at cr.ee agn cable, h alt by, and 'WBuaii’s Gtory ftHerHair. -a LYON’S P the celery plants, but blank rows should bo kit bet-asen the IkwWi aud oniaxu, as tbry will not eome off eariy^mough for the celery, tboogh in ample ee^n for banking t: up. Tbw celery rows should i b» eight feet apart, at least when tho Boston Markit eatery ie planted : tindwarf kinds can be punted cloecr. but are inferior. It ia rather diScnlt to make melons do well ns a second crop witbo nt hot-bs-ds in which to start the CUB. J. M, fa. Alt 5147 Onff 50 CentsperBottfe:^ by which the garden is inaiL- lu ykU two end er. n three, rrops in a teadm. But little tnont labor or tnannte i> uevded lor the two crops or one—in Act. th'i amount of Btanam required In pro dues, one crop in profrctlon w ill goasralh curry through th.- Mxoud with litiio ad. Lwrrf.1 'KSff PURIFY YOUB BLOOD. WORN CONFECTIONS CLEVELAND.QUID. Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mm., VieMllel Me4 AwelyUeel CWenleu. THE SEimirrtlTHE Willi. Fused wmditiM ef the Meed, aunMaisiBasaaviatati DR. OHO OK’S mwror ■OLDPT AU. DBUOCBTi kVDtTWHrev '^OBSAXE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-05-07.pdf 9f52a1cd8b963f630aa807a9a7f5716c PDF Text Text TPe f\E|»JBL1C\|i Banmer Elisabethtown, Ky., with • population of 2,500, sncnds 1200 a day on whisky. aa the ‘’Methodist candidate for oonsi*- A <'.Lf. roin uJont ether VOL: XVI1L HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Professional and blite Cards. WEDNESDAY. MAY 7, 1873. portrp itrawberrise to - »t•otu-iuv. .imnutmtuur rax wife OLIVER r TOLOAS Is faaa at thr silion in his Bank, whore, after goimug York; I think I will take a trip to Texa knowledge of the buainaea, ho would aa, and than return to Berlin, and then that tho young I aupnoee my find bird Emma, will look ubu u*u iieoru si United State*, and ’ bo could obtain the banker's pormls- fLOWS! M nu« uaa ceca gvnu a year from time to time th«y neared larg® freight depot at one of th® many U JOHN it..; , handle freight, Nuthintr dai After remaining s.■ . to prose, and taka "Whan my eyes ahull bo turned to behold for the last time the ’ Shi,. I T!?"7 “ ?",“V a. - . Aa»**-iuurths of the cituem are candi- its hiding lull alone with o. •Is Z.delial J. P. ROBERTS & IV thing u the tamo, uuly that the student I had Lis revolver drawn and fired in selfA lunatic felt called uf Ppridvnco to had sored Emma from being killed,! defence the hall rumctratiig tbu shuul- convert Henry Ward BoccLer aotnu daye called to take k, pnduring a mortal Iqiarturo of Ad.-san fur th® United , ryuuud, tttata* ; in whioh, a* wo bar® sold be-1 "Now you remember yon wanted to Jjre, this Hoden: had not found any fa-I tob mo. and not content with that. vol. r c-rury offered a town in Tas as a free library, bnt, after consultation, br, briiiging tuo suceoM of Adrian. I attempted to murder mo; thia i* your the citirens decided that they would old baakur sharing the Mino inter- . aerond attempt and the test. Tho first that Emma did time when yuu sUbbfti mo in the back This Studrnt seomg that hu 'adron-1 at Berlin, X o.uld liavo killed you then, CVS were oi CO avail, and being lariddI dou the Luum>, dcteriuinod to wreak re It la one of the moot difficult things bundrod yourbut will la: CO FARMERS HAMS. WIUI.I AMS. It at the old,MtiHul <>f| | Look to your intercut and jHircliaseyour ! DRUGS Ho stooped over tho prwtrato man snth sufficient cash *' Medicines GOODYEAR A BARLOW IIENS71EK. HEATH k CO. H-aSES: PAINTS & OILS □ace a laborer. I sccckant courovsaixe or Cheupei' thmi the OlteupcNt. bu fnedntttiug waa thia student to Ritira. Enjirt Blxi. Hasten Jtffic I!, lilt and bain I accmupliahed it yet—Detroit iutnn> time be able to tar that my grandTribune. Sewing Bettors During the last thirty-two yeorv, hat been eeliing exooUently. troru 1841 to 1872, counting only stoamJohn Bull, (newtpaper, not the gonttetwwn the United State., England, that tho royal famQiee of England and sud the Continent, forty-fourahipi have rue Lttnoatoae,' Ala,, Newt tare thorn bachelor of Edinburg will nut taka plane till next tow on a button, but he ia tho ombodi- eyed that he can too the top of bit head without tho aid of a looking-ghaa. And Queen Victoria will pay Petersburg. Tliero is k PRlXTni’nONS AND FAMILY throe eonviviu! J. S. GOO DYEAR & Co. DENT ST JI y other grandmother in 1759 ; He then took । School Books & Stationery Jfiao Dftf qOODS !/i ENDLESS I HIM. I . >1 Altlt 11 ID. think that this would Lf the last .fMUe partt unknown, wo presume, to pursue they wuuld s«o him. The day after bis :a:, I dent bad taught him. What became ef Adrian we will no | Eli 1’erkins, who is having immediately to plot to of clothes constructed on lang time, will virnr I !i:. toon deliver a serie* of lectures in Lon. bibe of that poiaon commonly called don. by special req clauntd the braubful Emma aa hi* wife, wtio hterea town during their delivery. where von know vuu get none butithe UllSl QI Al.JI J. BLACKSMITHING. tchool in Ubiter measure potatoes in by the Sandwich mi t toe latandere, while in Han Domituro it lull, mountains, clothed in U1U1 killed pointing toward heaven. and people hi* Emma, who, b«for® Jie left, bad midnight he armed himself srith a nxu] alter day, loro for bunting, itrango to me, yet with a smile promised never tv ti ' “ ■ • creaturo bit bin, and unoarthing iL ! of tills worfd » goq*l» fan would clilm b«f When Owing to a lack of shining hour* duras bis wife, which he uuw toought w«. ft.-t of lifting it. who ahould anMar but , uat far distant Now, having described his [wrtaor. Seeing tha: bo was dis­ aliclrigan will not gat ■ thor boner all the now Adrian Humbert was getting , covered instead of attempting io escape, day this tumiucr from orfty ocenlng Along let us return ;tu Berlin and ho drew his rivolror and filed wound- Salt Salt! Salt! 'll >T ■ Tc—ur.r, r k-«_ ■ quiet young man that rould be trust-, the stqdant tried to add murder to his being master <4 two I already long oatatogue of crime ■ Florida has rii» blackberries and language* uamaly Uu> Geraaa ud Th® student, as we hare said ItogltoE. whisk teUer he had acquired wo sueeeeaful ia hi* gambling_____ before he Jefth>* natiee country-he and all tha money ho made he would woug tho colored folks. The Manufacturers’ Agents for Barry County I GREBLE <fc RI’SSELru »kw _ij -m. I the other fourth publish thoir nnnuuncctncttt. buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Superior Gram Drills, Ithica. wheel Rakes. Corn dnd Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc., etc. «nw.?»tEW» u t » ! airtl«l r— «u— l«k. TRI Al The oxly Waevn that ba. the Bl.Ol’i: SHOULDERED SPOKE. Hmvil? . j 1 Milwaukee, Wis, elected a moyur on tot up in (ha boot and tho 1st inato but ho exmuot hold die of ■hat account he could not explain ; but <‘BI‘18,,L IbMn-tai™* bf. U ™ wvawi*. I i, th,, fretu the rolling of boxes and barrels lu ble, and were reey suecoesfuL and they PLOW Tho people of Frigefield, Teng., coming rivals ot Naahvillo for the cation of tho Vanderbilt Urureraity. In Salina, Kansas, the girls bare oommimeed to go fishing, which is certain indication of spring. and | weeks the stranger bftd w<*rmed htmsolf I for assaulting hi* wife, And ke. p constantly on han-l a large stock of POINTS and other Repair*. U. II. COX. Dan Conway a tailor fall into the fit® bsriuinah. Go., hu tallied one for tha first tunttroko of the season. Afterward he returned to Texas and ■ taken out and . tv.'i. i i-jokn. ’ that will auit you Don't tie derelved by such •tatcmci'ta but come and rvi son ua-H? ;t from New lock to now aconite in Tex- in S nthern Illinola At Milraukte, reoeutlr, a rnn team killed n girl fifteen ycara old. 1 , ana iun: principal or agent. U ; known hi* object be Manufac, A plow manufactured two year* ago i not t«ing artapted to the wanta of uursoll and are iuaklnr a futile endea to Injure the reputation anu sale ot i*e u than fsetiry price*, and representing tticin 11. Ill IK.til II. toarhsrj and aovenil more whipping n young utuv nas iwcn anal eio, acute. Hbe baa bad two hundred Hoonrod Augusta, Ua., fur plucking flowun in York, lie began immediately to search ! landed safely at Galveston, and before, itreot organs grinding at IL. 11 fast friends with manv of thn 1 place* where Jie though .rCT* I ,,u“ ei‘y- t8"®61’ “ W “Y i « Dotruit hustamd b*r inheriting might bo required, and the day ! Hiat he tecame as bad u they, and | f500,000. It’s just his luck. 8 »um ot fJ/9. the only answer A hew lark while man lat-dy ran •>« eevnnu rraidcnta of thia district by anybody," number. He had >,.4 I lkroat-disease, superinduced by nuun/' und aoue-1 United Statro ncai The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite Every one likes it Everybody speaks highly of it Even competitors Advertise it I liable to sell their own, white the Oliver (.'billed Flow could be had. " i ’ There are olephaute in Kansas, bnt One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Days. IVItlGillK HOLHltilUK NO. 2. vrcrk and claimed their money, which । SECErnS. ncnaanip in wine, ornnne he felt hia blood throbbing M*al door wtM •/ U.is. Block IImUuji*. st Jackson. Mmi. that he was decided! v Pure Wines and Liauors! FOB bEDICIXAL FUKrOtUB*. TIE iMH H IN IWM! PIBII1IWBl He «*: b in forward Weet §foro. further friendship from Heimath, the atudanL'* ■quattora and bark a like dog. The family wouldn’t take 13.000 for that csL FORTY YEARS AGO Sweet’s Hotel, RAX:> RSFlDK. • • ■ - men. i What is it ? Russell & Nevins town of Berlin, a man by the name of Herman Sirota, who had a email ahop :ng the truth, tor there were edibles a> well aa drinkable* there. ■ Michigan Exchange S Immense Stock ee. My “Trip Hammer, " with which I mate Iron* tor BLGGIHH. ; altogether he made comfortabk 'inv ror liimaalf ----and family, which - ---------of a wife and a beautiful COMI-ETITK1X. □rot ed a Baccate which led me to the Invention of the riuocceaful IRON HAMMERER. I am prei>snxtto offirt Single scat Buggies as Low as The Tennyson of Indiana is roeponaible for the following poetical contri­ bution : had taken tho pledge that "henceforth re that buatle! no wvuiu doi latie a crop, ana leave all hia Cut frienda. To further hie good ratenhona he did extra duty at the at night other way, and geta the needle through fail, tried the cloth well enough, and laya himeelf M. J. Nibladt, of Caseuovia, N.,y„ out to find the eye, but in spite of sraat deal of patient atnbbing, the nee- killed twenty-six crowa at four alio* a tba ulo pejgt peniata in bucking againat the ■olid batten, and until haring fanned th® acquaintance one would have fonnd him well satisfied of two murderers, ha hired them to winter I1L-IIC ICK'IC. One ITun<lre<l and Twenty-nvc Dollara. csually.kept m a Dry Goods I shall also build Hiqheb I’hicw Work. as taro Hsimatb, who styled himeelf itudent of median®, lived ifi himMdL'w^ that loroly girl whom I ah all aoon call ow Farmers He had hardly finiahed the sentence Hite, Cft CLOm Brt Hi ta IF YOU WANT failure. Of all th- (Sood AXLE gnwtest of all to th. WHEEL, property put tooetPcr, there to no danger of lUt.Tdon’t remember of having a single fa way thnmgb hia thumb with a eekrity blaxo, pretty nearly over shoulder, and—well, a heroic Prices Guaranteed. J. L. JEvELEJD. It. I'. STEIX HOFF J. Cole & Son, GROCERS. HAtTISGS. MICH. ram the very jaws of death, Thia then I»d to aa so. PAINTING ITALIAN Hi:x\ AUD St 3 Smcal nsleciaiial DENTIST UEiUFS, Tins laL’ happened to bo in a skitf n private r>o HASTINGS MARBLE WOBIS! •IONVMKN-TS HEAD 8TONEM. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES. l.uudrod and the Britlsli nine ponuder >.w — __ i r_ _ corning uses wim iu» neeuie tie Kimi both Ute thread and button from dip­ amoter and about one and a halfindite ping bjr covering them with lib thumb, child, which waa in bed. and it la out of legard for that part o! \Jlnd bco Seated, tanners Buggies at Gold & Silver Watches nirpaarcd, at far aa the initial velocity lofVto bold th® button tlitw through the proximity to the depot, leirurolv acroea th® floor, ir the Sowing Hudeon, up, without a tingle remark, tr oct for hia children, and makro anoth- One Hnnured^DollarH. ted, that the artillery of tho Guard ia to �(ht^tpnbnran gannet. BACON A FARMERS! (“y*- wittreet talLra* ARBS’ | | 'Support Your Home Industries' of Mr. Forbea, cannot believe Uia. Tot tho good narue of our county, aa well aa the reputation of Mr. F.. calle fur the fu&eat inv-siigatioc and we trust all the/arts will bo brought n light, ar.d tho whole truth toll, no nitoter who I Sac. 4. ThoMavar aaJllv.a» 4ivarebs*»lw ae- mm. ms. 18L1 0U> PBM810S LAWS. 3F,XJM’3ESS,X" te subject to tho foilowing fw>i( rotmof portage to be yrs ymif rt tte via. On papers not excwe-iing 4 at. in weight 5 eta.; serai­ weekly 10 eta ; tri-Weekly 15 cU. ; MX t‘ra*v • week, 30 eta : daily X> crate. Wo trust thia unfair dreerimirol.un by Built in the Country- beea brought to bear upon tho old man, [ tho bain offered no ro*iataaca tn tho i wilt A short Uraa ago tha mother of tha boy* died—thus louring Andrew and Samuel, both of whutu wwro boshslocx, in charge of thy form. Last fall lost tha hearing of both oar* 'is increas­ Andrew wsst into tho north woody to ed from 88 to 813 par month. to San Fnuerieen, at the camo price it ia Bat in both the above ease* the ut- dohvered to subscriber* in the eonnty work. While be waa absent, 8am (ae ( ha ia calfod) got married. How, er ereaee dm* not armraenoe till tho date whore published, rod st the some pric-i. of tho examining surgeon's certificate. from 1-2 to 4 oc. ia weight may recrivo i ho was aiek when ba rains, is not known I The firot that tho people knew aiwut the I A father nr m-.thar aaakrng a pension I from the I’eam the CMutemrot-m ■ matter, waa that Dr. Parkhurst, of shall be aaanraed t, have baao .lapox! jusri/ merits^ aad be repealed ae Middleville, oooing James Forbes aaksd I ♦nt on the eon. within the manning of I very firet act of the 43rd Congreas. tha art. if at bis death ho or aha hail no other mesas of support than tha pro­ reads of their own labor and tha eaatri- “Saties to Special-Tax Payers. Meson. tUrrte and Hodn« ' tho War or Navy Department, in case* where such has her*t.»foro been requir­ ed, pr.rnaion io made for supplying it by furnishing tho proof by Other means. Upon Um death of a prasfor.er. or ia cases where ro applicant for a pension nhall die before tha issuance of » ponwon cartificate, tho arreais shall bo paid only to a widow, or to children un­ der 18 yean of age. But where ths party has died ia mdigant crenmateaces. and nr. widow or minor child aurvrree, paymet:: may be mad* to any p*rscn who has incurred tha «xpra«ne of tho last sicknam or borial cf tha decent- tainty that thia important lino of Road » to be aide _<rrt c om ia ovary respect at an early day, rod thus made an im­ portant auxiliary to dU^arrymg trade between tha Waa* and the East, rod for the hmubiag of rappliaa to all New England north and eert <ff central Massachusetts, thia road car. Im made by for the riohkaat route. Wiest ia contomplatad ia thn« brfofiy otatod ia a late Engluh telegram to tho aatoci^ed pma. First-Class Instruments. Robbins Sulky Cultivator ! ■»’ . — inuswdiateiy to bio tm.ther’v buoaw, rod aacertainrd that Andrew had been in a critical state rod unronaefoua for eovwral dayc. Ha al»> as-ertalued that Hro. hid bw*n dividing hu Umo betw-en caring for 2io cick brother, and wrtbng WOOD SAWING MACHINE: New Scales -A. STAMP FIELD HOLLERS. HARROWS. New Styles. , New Prices. s- to hie hi>3M overy day, and did all that I ha axtid do for fata relief and -ornfort, I yet Sam bad hia way. and ao Andrew waa too ill to ba moved to another houce, । Tnx Altotn for May ta the meet briltha p«n follow ww aatforod to lie for dayi ia a filthy >^d, with no ano to 1 aant number of thia superb magarine ever wound. It opens with a maguificent tnanna/pirture. “The Lee Shore,', by M F. H do Haas. who stands. by ■eaaml count at the head at the Et­ "rina painters ut lanMt, rod w!m» has never dooa anything so fine m this drawing. Tho fury of tho winds sad wslsn that hare driven the good ship Veiy Low. iiffl I■IlLIIRni.ll JIMS IIM! bsi If 'areroom, -Vo. 265 BUCKEYE Greene, near Eighth CRAIN DRILL lum apturenSlr Ly Casilcar—a giuapeo cf a roaring hour. Through torrent, that grra winding and dashing 1 brother- in-law. ... .. ... . . DWIGHT A- BURKALL. and after a time. Andrew again obowoti, । eigne of animation. I But, a* might he expected, lite man । mold mX king aurrrva under tbu tpcat- I taunt, and, after aaflmug catald tor- I tnrvc. b* expired on the 30th alt Or.' tho 22nd ot April he wu Lariod, oad 3am, at tha grave, id th# ptwo»a<w u( j two or throe hundred pooplo, olforvl to fight hia brother Jacnte bocauM he to- | monatrat»l with him about tearing th* : diver plate from the mfflr.. And ia | thia, aa ia everything elan, Sam bad Lis way and did actually taka.tha plate rod ; We append the following lirt of pubfa: - ffioero nominated by the Governor am! confirm*! by the Senate on the Ulto nit- The aeWetam. like all thews raw le by Governor Bagley, are eroe Ilant. and command the approval of tha people. In our judgment, the State Board ei TEACHERS ATTENTION'. Cedar Creek, Mnroa 3t. one day Jubnrtown, Doty Sdmal H»aae. April 1st, uae day Hickory Gtrnerv. April it one day Heating*, April .•‘th, and 29th, Court HiMMe, two day* each. WuudlMd, April 1'lth, one day. Nadinilr. April 12th. ooe day. Middleville, April 14th, two thiya. Aasyria, Hlis School Ht.u«e, April2!. ELGIN iiAI'flll'.H. sS^ifS£. A HKW SUBSCRIPTION BOOL IA.W:EiUSt,EI ffiSTCfflr P P s OQ t • rod Stand*. tains from eight to tea pises* of choice ' EDWARD M. FOOTE, M. D. New Music, worth at Jaeat >4 ia sheetz —— era —j an ii tha -l n.ti! a —Va • re - 2n nn 'I inrre । and unanimously adopted, wo eepecially commend to the attention of oar Sonstere and Lteprwtiialivsa ia Congress, as the reror.fod jndgmeni ot the pevplc of the etale of Michigan, and trust doo heed wiU be given by them to the wiaLm of the people sad the neroeriuee of or five Songs, Voeal Dusts, Foar-Hrol Futon, and four Kano pieces for 30 da f No mnsieel family can adbrd to be without thia valuable magarine. The May number ia just tn han1; you can get it by sending 30e to J. L Petero, 599 Broadway, New Turk, or tho first four numbera of 1978 will bo mailed tor 81. „ _ , 8I0CA WELL, I* —■ casfsMi*** lU* was Senator Chandler of Michigan, a bhiff and isdependoni max who, what­ ever may be his fualia, ia klways hoetilo to wasteful expoadmue of the people's money A gsod story is told illustrating hie peculiarity. Meeting a loading lob­ byist on day in a street car, Cbrodicr arrostad lum with tho inquiry : “Smith, what will you lobby thteves taka and quit r ' Oh,” eaid Smith, (wo supproas hie rosd name.) too po&te to take o&aro at tha blnS way of tba Senator ia put­ ting hit quotion, “I don't know, Senator; how much will yon agree to give?'' ■•WeH," replied Chandler. “I eanoot «;«ak for othan. I ut far myavlf I ata willing to give a handrod milliana''— “Covddn'l do it." mid Smith, “for w Iwld Treth Picka' fed tAubwriba, Everybody Hbbscribs. Coral Nreklare*. Coral Setts and Ilin-*, Ornaments. •Bronae ’vvum iirnnmeute. _ Ik acrlets. Gold Thimble Sdver Thim bl.a, GoldLoeksts, Shirt Sasdds, Music Ihu. i. Wateh Chains, Open Glasm.. Office and Parlor Clocks of every description. The Babcock Dr. Crook's 17i_. -u, _ _ Public Test New Advertisements. active, freighted and very srocs^fnl, and ao the editor of the Now Toth E*day and age. Whatever hie fault* may hove been, we remamice only Iris vartaaa, aad the good be baa done, now CHICAGO § with greet intiUigence and indepen­ dence. Subscription pripe |5 including Chromes “Village Belle’' "i'roeeing the Moor.'* James Sutton A Co., publish-1 oro, 5M Maidan Una, New York aria perfret. It will be osis-etiUy valu­ able to Portland and it ia rumored that tha ikrton and Maine will ihan make a thrj-xgh ecane-rtion with tba Grand Tho following Preamble and rsu> lation rwpc rted from the Senate Com­ mittee on printing by flaaitna firwrr, prt* one of thy baa* writer* of thia 137 & 139 State St comer of WafliCT IIOWARI JMwr rf tU -Mate Board of WLroroty. for six ysuro, Zcmaa E Bliss, of Kost, for SIX years ; BobL C Kedrie, of fagham, four years ; Chaa H. Bog­ ham. of Waahtraaw. Cjvt yean; Henry F. Lyrtar. rd Wayne, two yean ; Jahn 3 Goodman, of Saginaw, two years Zfoi rswMnwwrr-Geo. Clark, of Wayne; Geo. H. Jerome, of Berrien. J E W E ItEBS ! w , Cbariesum before the war, by Mr*. M. A. P. Bteasbtnry, sal May. a dainty lyric by Mr. Henry Bichards The edi­ tor gneaipe about The Leo Shore. A Trout Brook. The Pine Martas, etc., , and yet ia tho hro Is at am h men . tho Governor has selected will bo pa dsrtxve of seme -rood, we trust. B. F. NORRIS & CO WHOLESALE & RETAIL DR. CROOK'S JOSEPH PFLUG ! StHOHL cuiis ! THE CHEAPEST PR1 fES 18 OUll MOTTo B. F. NORRIS dt CO., 33 137 A 1 B STATE STHEET. CHICAGO WINE TAR. CITY l Chromo School Cards, SALT SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR k«p .tog, rejply „f &ll for UwMt marteI to tbeir Brick WarehotMe. CITY fens DEPOT. ItiM knftllRaiMitaiM&mi staiuar. ♦>» CHROMOS I PATENT COOLER! B‘r"' to drehn ,i,cry „,n ,1 Vancf aluiVM r— l — j «... \ an llm «v«y. Consumption can be cured. TR: ;HtrannK'xu t.\vayi »i. FOR SA-LJE. Owing to ill health, I wd SELL or KEN ~ my LIME WORK--., with throe ■asm o< lewd sttaehed, created 3 141 ' Water Lim^ Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, �T^e B\p«eh RfpJ»uc\p Peninsular Railway. towards now bomoo in tho fertile West To thoeo going to Missouri, Karans, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada, Oregon or California, wo recommond a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via Bl. Louis, over tho Missouri Pacific Railroad, which nnn it* fine Day Coaches and Pullman 8teoi>ora from Bt Ixreis Io principal points iu tho Wert. «■!«••</ vA-ajr'. Wo beliovo that tho Missouri Pacific Railroad lira Iho beat track and the fine*: and safest equipment of any line wont of th* Mis­ sissippi, nnd its counoctioM with roads further Weat are prompt' aud reliable. Tbo Texas connection of this road is oflond a first class, all-rail route from St Louis to Texan, either over the Mis­ souri,- Kansas 4 Toxas R. R, via Sedal­ ia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific IL R-, via Vinita. For maps, time tables, inlonnatiou as to rates, routes, 4c., wo refer our reader* to I. G. Wheeler, Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd St, Buffalo, N. Y. or E. A. Ford Gene­ ral Paaaenger .Agent. St.. Lcuis, Mo. Questions will bo cheerfully and prompt­ ly answnnxl. iSiSilfli CHURCHES. ten.WKeiffiri sx I Inal, rsrsnslswtrotMssliss l»*r»- SSSSaX?'.a.’EHW.WStt-l 5 Local bUfijie^'floticej. Regular meeting, Monday evening, May 5lh, 1873. Present— Mayor, Recorder, and Alda Williams, Mudge, Bcssmw, Hains, On Monday afternoon Mr. Joshua Bentley, Wood and Jewell. Mlnntee road and approved. Peck, of tho township of Hutland, com­ Petition for opening road signed by mitted suicide by blowing out his brains R. J. Grant, J no- 1'raoclsco, OI L. In with ouo of ths old army muskets loadgram, and 18 others, was presented and on motion ot Aid. Hams, t he petition The facts seem to ba that ho had been ploughing during tho forehoon, and camo in to dinner feeling unwell and gloomy. After eating a'wry light din- I tier ho commenced to ulk about commit­ ting suicide, when hia wife tent for Mr. Harris, their nearest neighbor. Mr. Harris came in aud found Mr. Peck lying on a lounge, aud ho commoueod to talk «ith him, when Mr. P. oaid ho waa tired of living and was going to tho west­ ern country. Mr. II. jokod and smoked with him, and did all he eonld to dispel bis melancholy; after they had smoked a short time, Mr. P. gave Harris his pi]« and tobacco-box, saying to him "keep these aa a memento of me, as I shall never u»o them again." Harris than want out in tho yard to talk with Mrs. Peek and her daughter, and nd- J wont towards tho winduw to look in, ■ but before reselling the window lieurd the report of a gun, nnd ou bunting in tho door, found Mr. P. lying on the flour with all uf hia Load above ths ear ti'Mra Jww-atviU. 8 2} is is 18 >r*r i Its* *r 4® Largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing we.-.t_of New York. Suita 12 to 40 dollm>. raftest Styles of Boys aucT Children’s Suits from two years and up­ ward-?. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. country was new and cleared up a large farm. Ho has been three iftnes married , and raised a large family of children,! and has a sou now in tbo Insane Asylum at Kalamazoo, where he was sent about' MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. M. lEffil... IS CkarLn* 1 CU !» ;* i:« » ei lie <v t IT JS S SI J tt $8.00 Othcr Stored nek so much more for the name goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits (Yom 20 to 35 dollars. A coroner* inquest was buhl by Jus­ tice Clarke, and the farts as sot forth above duly proven. aud tbo jury return­ ed a verdict of suicide, while laboring under a fit of temporary insanity. Mr. Peck waa about 7i> years of age, TRITJ^KS generons neighbor, a kind father and always jovial and lively. He leaves his family in cothfurtablo circumstances. Grand River Valley Division GREAT Zastenod. and said to Mr. Harria, "ho choap—1‘. 11. Sabin A Co. of Jackson, arc selling out their, entire stock at first cost. They bail' an immense stock, some (1611,000 worth of choice goods, Tho subscriber, harinfr'purchiued tbo - of all kinds, which they are closing out. and if any one is inclined to visit Jack­ "Magnetic Wells and Water Cure Es­ son, thia is the place to get bargains. tablishment," situated in the village of PbunwcU, earnestly requests all per­ sons indebted to him, either by note or book 'account, to call and settle the same immediately, as he must leave town on Bre-’ BMr a S3 OUTl vi*e<r them that they bad liotter tako ' away any rnrom or other deadly implo- [ menta from his reach, aad to send for n physician. Mrs. Pock then attempted to go "into tho house, found tho doofj Tho Atlantic 4 Pacific Bailroad Comnany offers 1,200,000 acres of land in tluntrnl end Southwest Missouri, at from |3 to 812 por acre, on seven years' time, with freo transportation from 8t.lonis to all purchaser*. Climate, eoil, timber, mineral wealth, schools, churchos and law-abiding society invite emi­ grants from all |>oints to tbit land of fruits and tie were. For particular* ad­ dress A Tuck, Land Co'tiinuunoru’r, 8lI.ouis, Mo. 47 Al Ajjutpine's Barber Shop, sign of lloAMKSEAS —Carry a bottle uf Dr. Ratteoia’s Hire Syrup an 1 Tolu or Honey Syrup, in your pocket, and moulcu your throat with it ovary hilf hour, or hour, the big pole and razor, wherv you can always get a good job done in the V«। ber lias. Al always keeps ajlarge assurtmmt of collars, tsos, tobaccos, cigars ! and gout's furnishing goods on hand. Faro from 6 eta. upwar'll; baggage ONE PRICE. HOUSE ! STAR 18 *s IS * 10 s as | i to » 9 SIS It tor a ■.v Aid. Hams reported In regard to Hand Fire Engine, nt Grand Rapids, which was ai-W|rted and adopted by Ayes and Nay us as follows : Ayes—Williams. Mudge, Wood. Bess- Groton Junction, on the great thorough fore of th- Northern Liras to Boston, Ium roused to Im>. With a largo aud in­ creating population, proud a* well as proeperious, its citizens, in dim mooting assembled, have voted to change tbs Oil is Hazard 4 Caswell's, Bunin ou the e-n shore, from frosh, selected livers, by Caswell, Hazard & C~, Now York. It , is absolutely pure nnd sweet. Patients i who have once takeq ft prefer it to all 'others. Physicians have decided it , superior to any of the other cils in mar- B.1GS I’JLISES Papcr. Leather, and Ziu* Trunks from $1.25 to $20. We are souare dealing in all our ac­ tions, Clieapbtet store in Michigan, aud IST" Jienteutbcr ounnatno "STAR CLOTHIlfG HOUSE” is on the Doors anti II indo'.cs.'xo do not be deceived by other merchants, as wo have no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. WOMAN be here this week Friday, Jlav Wh. Job work, better done and cheaper thaueror Lafore, at the Ba.vxbs office. Nay «s—Jewell. ^Tlcv. J. W. Bancroft is making desi­ The Committee «pj«lnud to Settle rable improvements about his premises. with the Marshal reported, which on choice. f.,r no! only is the short and dis­ ^yTbw Co|<ila on the Now School dluune motion wai accepted and rommllte du- tinctive, but Dr. Ayer's Medicine? have mado it gratefully known to the ends of is approaching complodon and looks the earth. Probably no living man has f sponsible party, the Ferm known n» iho John C. BpoMor Farm, in the township uf Baltimore, consisting of 80 acres, all improved. Fair Honse, good fcnit, 4c. C. F. DWIGHT 4 CO. Hastings, April 2,1874—tf Cnixr Trance Chase, of the U. 8. Supremo court, was stricken with Par­ alysis on tho evening of the 6th. and his life is despaired o£ Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AMD DIRECT ROUTE, Say man; are you Litr.gv t Woman are you Eiint for want of food ? Child do you want ssnuething to eat ? If ao udl nt Ia E Stauffer’s Eating House North Side State Street, where you will hud overytlring ia the Uno . of eatable*, only 2.’> cents per meal. I<»tl uTHuraraTa uf • ticle, and can cunrcientiou.ly recom­ mend it to the public., Tukilwn, Hl. N, W. Baalow 4 Co. How re nir.il vr a bab coin.—Taka a teaapoonful of Dr. (Millar's Magnetic Balm in a teacupful of wnrai sweetened water on going to bod. It will throw you Into a sweet, cod you are. all right in tha morning. 2fi eta per bottle. See advertiesment in thia paper. A Sin AcciDDrr.—We Leun that a little con two years old of Dewitt C. Shattuck, of Yankee Springs was killed on Saturday afternoon by falling out of _a chair and striking hia head on tho rocker of another chair, the cuneuision brooking his skull Ayes -Jewell. Williams,Mudge.Wood. Bcsamer, Bmtly, Hama Nayea—None. N. A. Balch of Kalamazoo, Col. Ed­ Ou motion of Aid. Hams the report ward Bacon of Niles, Philip Padgham was accepted and adopted. of Plainwell, Clomnnt Smith of Nash­ By Aid. JewellThai the Ordinance presented by City ville, and A. H. Ellis of Middleville. Attorney be refercd to committee on By-Laws and Ordinance. 8a£> Ho.—N. H Parker of tins eity will sell at low figures, for unJi or good approved antes: ! two good Mares, one weighs about 1200 Dm., the other about U00 lb«., two Smgte buggies, two double buggies, two double-and two single Ilarnioww. Here are bargains for those stone to our city, and understand Ibal wanting such property, that uro not bo intends to courses for the St. Louis Mutual (Life Insurance Company. If said Company arc always as fortunate in getting .StsAsrf, wo are very snro they will hare cause Io congratulate themsolros. Their interests can not help prospering when conducted by agents aa bottrteous and gentlemanly a« ho. rt&nteJTtftrra Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Hom/ Bynip. ■ proved itself Ike tifost reliable toediriue i for the purpose intended of which I । have any knowledge. Datib G. Kebj Milton, Wayne Co., Ind. i We encsider your Hiva Syrup and I Tolu, or Honey Syrup, an excellent ar­ The committee reported that they had examined tbc Ordinance and recom­ mend that it be pasee-L By Aid. HsmsTbat tbs Ordinance- be amended so as to road that Air Guns, Lung Teats, Dice Board*, Ae., be required to pay In- List or Patswts iaiued from the U. 8. Patent Office Io Michigan Inventors, tor tbo week ending April l.’i, 1873. end rach bearing that data. Furnished this paper by Cox 4 Cox, Silirimra of Pat­ ents, Washington, D. C. Dining Table—A. land, Hillsdale. Account of W.B. Brown, rent $8,8-5­ Grain Basket—H. CwJones, Dotes- ) nw-iited nnd allowed. Account of Alteu J on so. service m Marabal and fire warden. $8.88. A. J. Ruas, account, naslstlng MarabaU. Ac., Scaiaxra's run Mat.—The Insanity of Cain is the suggestive title of the most remarkable article in tho May number of Scribner’s, and one which is destined to attract wide attention. In tho way of pictorial papers, thorn is a weired lit­ tle poem by Miss Maria R. Oakoy, with a decoration bv tho author, Mr. Rhodes' article on Gavarni, the John Dioch cl Franco, illurtrated by eotno of the Imsi engraving* that have lately bean mado in America; Stanley's paper oa Four Grosl African Travolim, with a number ot lively itlustration», and Cabs end tho Cubans, giving us, by means of pm atnl picture, a good idea of the situation in that unfortunate irianl i’oviu* and translations by J.T. Trowbri lge, Oourg* McDonald, Thomas T>unu English, and nthors- Dr. Hol laud'a Tonica of tbo Tuum are entitled Tboti BludtKIH. Mit­ igating Circunutanret. Cruelty to M-n and Women, nn l Civil Sorvice Reform. Sira American Organ ' Ii M n lit Ptilic ot ill Merits. Evtrybodu Should try them before lurchasing Elscic her TDrtr l«o. u ewqaslsd »«! ta U..r M< ..■! bvsaUtrt eaxs ssrp**. »’l «iS<« w te.ul, .t THE WEBER. HALLETT & CUMSTON AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. WARD May 15. '72 111., on Bunday afternoon, oceuhined by the falling of the eud bents of the Iron Railroad Bridge on which' buudrab of people had gatiierd to wiinoss a baptum. Up to late* dales seventy Naw Oxuuxs, Dec. 2,1872. AonxT Babcocx Co., IP Coral Bt, N. bodies hud been recovered and several Driving Gear for Hnad-Cars-J. D. 0.: Hess* sand to steamer Bannock City, persons are still missing, while of the Hkkloy, Adrion. two Babcock Extinguishers, in time for Harrow—D. L. Jaques, Hudson. AGNESICBAUI. Fishing Torch—8. Bartholomew, Sturgis. Horae Collar—E. BatwalL Ypsilanti. EjBnaion Table—E. Hambagnr. D»- The adjournd Citizens Temporanee rootling will at tho Presbyterian Church ca Friday evening oi thia w«ok, at half part seven o’clock. Ckas H. Bam, Hastings «J- Allegan. V," fyiygpy .wd* fcUffl! > ■ ■- •- �<<sour/74 Kgrfcnlhirn! sub ^omreiir. Tar Cordial CAPITOL There are two apecisa of moth which iaCeat funilture, on* is a terg* fly ot aQrsr whit* color; th* worm is also, white, shaped lika a chestnut worm, an d i* familiarly known. It only inbau furniture. Ths other is a small fly of a dark drab color pth* worm t* about onefourth of an inch long, and tapcriug from th* head to tha tail It was first obaarved by upholsterers about aarau OF MICHIGAN AsssbvssM lbs UUHHI. NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY This fly fwnotnitc. a aofa or chair, gnarally between th* back and seat of rotes, or under th* saatt, where the va­ cancy among the spring* affords a aaf* rotrcwl It may make a kxlgment in ; on* week after th* furniture is placed in a hous*. If such should be the case, In two months th* worm will appw. and th* continual procoe. of procreation.^ ia a few months incresse the number to THE MASON PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. BUILDERS This moth hasue Season It destroy* in winter and tumor alike, as it is kept in active fffe by tire constant heat of the house. We find at tho same time, ia tho same piece of furniture, the fly, tho worm, end tho egg* ; thus showing that they are breeding and destroying all the time. It does not eat good pure, curled hair, but fastens its cocoon to it, the elaaticitv of which pren*t* ila being dis­ turbed. The in side uf furniture ia used by it Wild Life in the Far West $23,900 in HcaF Estate ! % $.T,000 in Ccuth 716 PREMIUMS AS EOLLOVZS OAISKCSIE’.: 1 Mampte. Ml fte« l.l a nc*ntc.:«7 II1W1.U, Th*y rarely cut through plush tram th* inside. M it la of cotton back, but thorn ure instances where they have cut up muslin on the ontaide back of sofas There ia no protection against it except continued care. Nawfurailureshouldbc removed from tha welle at least twice a weak, nnd Wishart's Pine Tree Md i' Ma aa K l-I.l.l >•.<. SaiWss Sinners " STOMACH BITTERS OPTUK •• ttJPI BIOLK, 500'tT ukrly under n-nts Io prevent the fly ' from lodging. Thi* is an effcctiv* pre 1 ven tire, the only one known. Cayenne prp’wr. Scotch straff, campbor, turpentine and M-'l other remedies tor protection from the Largo moth, am of little or no avail against tho furniture moth. Saturation with alcohol will not destroy them when in a pu«« of furni­ ture. . If the furniture ia infested they may I-a removed by taking iff the muslin from under the eeats and off the outside ends and backs. where they. congregate TRPRISE 60,000 00 Tie Pins Tree Tar Cordial, SINE’S iNTERPBISE. whisk cr the open hand, and kill all th* flies and worms which show themselves This done oft«ti will disturb them, and may make thorn leave tbo furniture, as their desire is to bv left quiet JGHKHMCKS HORATIO PHAU, M STANLEY «,f» StfT. WORM SUGAR DROPS 0,000 If tho moths nUnck the carpet, wliicl they will first do under the notes an chairs, spread a wot sheet on the cat pet ami pass a hot flat iron over i quickly and th* sUnhi will vffwtuall destroy both worm and eggs.—Ctr/n Condition Powders! Fuce o/- Cknw ’Sewing Machine give like plenty of room to turn about ; she will not do well if cramped or crowdded. W 2. Always set hens ou the ground, if poaeiUe. The eggs will hatch brat with the dm! directly on the ground. 3. Don't give any ben more than thirteen eggs for a sotting. I know fif­ teen ia tho rule, but experience has Uraght me to consider fifteen just two too TO-DAY. other han* are apt to lay in the nest with your tatter, and unless the eggs are properly marked you might not be able to identify the an.- eggs. You under­ stand that eggs laid to a setting hen must be promptly removed. 6. Make a record of the time when you set your han, in order that you may be looking out for tho batching. 6. Some eggs will invariably hatch a little sooner than others. Ramovu tho young chicks at once, and keep them troin tho hen until all arc hatched. If you do not, the hen will be likely to quit the neat with tho fire; comers, ieav- ' DOES IT! BOILER WORKS. [COMFORTS PECTORAL [SYRUP Ayer’s Sarsaparilla IU It is lit Use BuM Fa® Marte Which wo will Exclmugo for WOOD 7. Don’t pick at tho bills cf the little delivered at our Foundry ; cr WHITE chicks in an effort to remove what some ASH, OAK or BOCK ELM LUMBER people call th* “pip " It i* all right, nnd will disappear so soon a* nature re­ quires. 8. Nover undertake to feed your sat- I ting hens on the no. t—tt ia n poor way. Let them come off for their food. They will not stay off too long. Nature knows I what ah« is about. I am net sure hut ■ the eggs require about the amount of airing they receive while tha hen is off. WANTED™ 9IDC Of ffffsic. SOO Pages, -SO Engravings. A lUrUisa espoM Q< MUirel Mamba*. nt lha PMI.MU ,r.—l Il ...Ulate. QomMw Tr»..l liar tteoun. Salad Female Cbaaia, rert.iw Tetter. ...I timlinra. ..4 ..latest..* sac • twoeflasl to cUldren, and yvt so sexreUr< x» to aSsctually purs" out Uie crest corrupUoaS or tbe Wood, s-jeli S> the s-njCul.Hj and syphUIUe coataadnstk®. Imparities, or dltaasas tbsl have !itikvd In the system for rests, son ytee! to this powerful sink dote spd dissptwsr. Hrore Its wonderful cures, rasnv <rf wbleh sre poUlcty knowu, cf Hcrofala. and all scroKUloaa dls*aeae, L'lcrra, Eruption*, and erootlre dis..ntere of th- «in. Tumors, BlotebeM, Bolts. IMmplns Bustulea.RoremBU Antlxiny'. l ire. Iltee or Erysipe­ las, Tetter, Halt Itbeum. Bcal<l 'NSURE YOUR LIFE The MiluaJ Life lasarauce Csapaay <L Katfono LARGEST and STRONGEST 51'11 UNDEVELOPED WEST OU Magnolia Balm Blooming Complexion. Buckingham's Dye FIVETEAtl INTHETE1IIT01IE8 By J. H. BEADLE, A NEW BOOK Kntr. Assets over £56,000,000. Dr.J.C. AYER &C0., Lowell, Mass., IE8T THINS IN THE WEST Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fa R. R- LABTDS * may ba several causes for this, but ons of tha raore common is decayed teeth and the want of care respecting th* ciaanlinea* of tho mouth : and singular it may seem, on* may have an offensive breath and not know it, and it i* a sub­ ject on which friends sire very reluctant ao that one may have a bad breath for a year and all hia breads b* aware of it, and he not know ft. Let ot reoommaud to all person* the pro­ priety of keeping the mnuth clean. Af­ ter each meal one should remove with a stick cr quill all looe* partici** of food Every year increase* the popularity cf this valuable Hair Preparation-, which is due tojnerit alone. We cqn arenre oar old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard; and it is tin- only reliable and perfected prep­ aration for restoring Gmr <m Fatnin Hair to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, nnd silken. The scalp, by it* use, I. comes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tonic properties, prtvents the hair from falling out, as it stimu­ late* and nourishes tho hair-glands. By it* use, tho hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldncm, it rtwtorc* the capillary gland* to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. . It is tho toot economical IIaib Lhuimj ever used, aa it require* fewer applications, and give* tho heir a splendid, gloaav a;>pearancc. A. A llayra, M.D, State Assaycr of Massachusetts, says, “ Tlio constituents are pure, and carefullv FOR Tin: WHISKERS. A* our Renewcr in man v ca-ics re­ quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or foiled Whisk- . I». ISTAsWOlrt Auttl-WIhs stew* usiMi. *is»<US>. m- iswEsraews; jrrparation; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result It is easily anplied, and produces a color which will neither nib nor wash off. Sold by all Druggist*. Price Fifty Fatty, fite Fratf Perfira if PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. 12,000.000 ACRES. caKXIMlOMKKS* NOTICE. Rbwnnsfissa, Piaptes, O1J aatejggfy graved ewdiden of °tb* Uood, CLEVELAND. QHia THE BEST PAINT IN THE WOILO. Music Teaching. attnEDtutiitacUoiiaiin DR. CROOK’S IYBCPOF POKE ROOT. lESra*?' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-05-14.pdf c4ef692acc43216ed1ca442c8cb7402f PDF Text Text troubles a auflieiaclly dark background VOL XVIII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Mewl a5>l biw Card?. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14. 1873. p*t*I NO. 3. ■BCUXIC'U TRIUMPH. burinou of tho eociety aa they ahould direct 1‘crmisiiua wm given two of grief at many stricken jioreura haa dis­ tilled in tender mortis* rather'than bft- Mechanical Scwnce within the OF -^"•L-jjr I.. RUSSELL.' OLIVER tiTonssY THE KEWBBOY'B DEBT. TJHE CULLER RLOVE! One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Days. The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” • Every one likes it. Everybody speaks highly of it. I Even competitors Advertise it I WHIUIITK HOLHIUMIK. ATTORNKTU m !*• eMRollettstaJa CtC. U. HOLBROOK, irrokMkY si Law. MmUm Is Cka M*M. H. BVRGHER. nEiiaear-“ pass by Granny Tweed'* door. The two little giria were playing outside the gate. I I-u a.V^l tku. I...* <1.—1- ____ I *110 could hardly taliavo they wore in ,e*un lhe ncare«t annmael. re , the duty HOW. and whwo they oreured her they 1 ■Pl‘ro,cb to ‘“P**1- 1 ad'aUad pleasantly User didn’t notice that thv ;™*dlitaU ~r .h.«u | diStadiu. ... I j other young ladie* ware taking very b" t?‘ “1 ‘b**** • d t, ». J..— aceuraU' meaiures of tho length of their pun little arms, and their trim cutton i had an idea you seminary tnrh wore ! ,i___________ _____ ... . the two opposite poit the friendly, insinuating manner of tho crank, at which the c out at tho toe*. At length Grace drop- Granny when they go by, bul, I gueu nf ennr.nlnn.fl InIn thn l.l- you are come of the Lonl'a little one*, rbolly disarmed, the emotional nature ain't you F’ The theory generally a«ej<ed "We mean to bo Granny." said these dead-points involve the lo r-naUe to sell tbclr owu, while tho Oliver Chitted Plow could be bad. Ibey thought to Mcure a jortlon of Urn trade by procuring some of the OCP Unfortunately not being poUrd. and unable to get them from the Manubeturera, they rot it plow manufactured twxjrsar* ago i not l—Ing adapted ■ soil and are making a faille endea toinj DR& JOHN ROBERTS fBICCU^»y4Jta|y-ri U>.tluw •» Dr~4 GENUINE II UM CKO? r,'i UqMlBOPATaiC rkraMaa sad 0»n *a J atra*l.^swfr “• NriOSes. HOI) PLOW gar young girte eommcncwd fitting up thoee mother lows ------ ------ Two complete suit* were made for each, bright plaid dreatea for Sunday wear, and dark detains* for atery-day. They mads worm flannel uuderclothe*, and purchased bright TRlJkl. The Mannfactiirers’ Agents for Barry County! with their studies, that lladaui waa Mil nt factory prirea The oxt-Y Wagon that ha* the SLOPS HHUULDEHED SPOKE. Buckeye Mowers and iteapers, Superior Grain Drills, Ithica B ’heel Hakes. Corn aiul Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc., etc. GUEBI<E <fc RUBSBXL. Salt! Salt! Salt! I Haro Your IMonev .?“■ 5,"“““”"? “fb; rt? «'i * i -III d^n.ir.i.1 CO. Lila'STS FARMERS, HESSMER. HEATH to CO. tan Is rsralUn-l'iihatMic MmiM- Look to jour interest nutl purchase your Salt at the old eland of BLACKSMITHING. DRUGS Medicines im Garin and her jmiul* were at length where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. PAINTS & OILS CALL 41<0 DIJY IfOODS i/l E/laLttt School Bonks J- Stationery Virtsht la Ilf* — - * Ciaaiiin with 0->d a'lrrnk Io M.7 hMVaefr 4<«i lb* ;pirii lat-a.-t T» ••eri—'iL. rato b« .*•• Is lb. b.arE, *»4 er ib* rl*« fl*u* ID HU<« Mia. • STANLEYS aFjOHN Oheapoi* tha.ii the Cheapeet. Pure Wines and Liauors! J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. --------------------------------------------i. lari, ,i,« th. <u.o ,uuld Major General, two congratulato-y let­ ic world of this burden. Marshall now ters, one from Grant and one from 1’rrepro*ent* that inventor to'(he people. Ideut Lincoln, a photograph of a Rule Mr. Courtwright, a pnwtkal marlunt*:, ounoeirod the plan of doing away with the dcad-cantor without doitroying the crank- The principle, as j—touted, ia staple and embrace* two right angle lever* attached to a movable fulcrum. 1 greatness, and pity It can b« beat explained by describing Uon, and uutatly r real, if they live a* they ought to lira the machine to which it was first ap­ If the young man i» willing to worn plied. At John Adam* k Cu.'a Foun­ dry ■> a hand-car for u«e ou thoCentra! Road, having this principle.' in daily ly; if they are willing to plant their live* ue*. An upright frame ausiain* the cata'anythlng. lie cried like a child together like two M»<1», and wait for their growth, and Idok, for their abunTo accommodate the 1 log movement of the them to come early into thia pariUMship. For chamcton adapt themaolvea to each in wooden upright frame.. The lever* myself bow I have become. Will have tho uaual pumping motion and ai know you promise that much ? Il will do no crxxl. tint will do my friends a great deal of harm, aa fortunately, they think 1 .11...I In A—..I— wl,,.,— I ■,! fulcrum, at such point*,’ mow-; while. ' at tom* Aigbbor’e Iwuse, but tho door wai not locked, to tho trunk wa* Mt in­ general, true, that it i* whole-w* for ride, and when Urauny cam* honja, them lo bo married- It U not x-oreaarr 1th u neat little card up- that they should remain single becauM GOODYEAR <fc BARLOW DENTIST •trvet saloon, aomo men thought to play a joke on him by *tcaling hi* shirt, and Kroccedrd to atrip him. Underneath la shir:, and suepenMd by a airing Horace Greeley arid, in hi« Texas around hla neck, wa* a small canvas I thp httlo girl* awaet all wlnte* 1 trunk was dewed, tho key tun— I lock and left there, and the a J.P. ROBEBTS & ilAtiuraCtVBBIlBaaJ I>—ten In I»r—4 Wrille, A Cnee Major General. fluppn*ed to be Dead, but fitxll Alive and a Drunken Loafer. It up । They ignore the stapleprinciphw which " No doubt bo did Granny. He put domomtratd that there Mari be an ad­ the kind thought fq help yuq in sumo- ditional oxp-J\liluro of power to over­ taH” the gift earn-' bod*'* heart, *—L anri. And It doesn't mattur icke come tho shortTeveraga whoa tho crank tlide had a large and Important oomday ahe brought m in , did It, you m I—"— a drees pattern of black alpaca. a think of expending the power on tho motion • it to delivarod on the journal tnalain' ing the erank, aa woIL This latter i* I rloed. for granny to wear to church, gave u report of their visit to th< ktt power, and it is not until i Tho girl* were so delighted they could < Young I—die* Bouovolsnt Society, | acraallr the mid-anglo of tlm quarter i« rrechod IX’ ,~IXX HUTTS I st “.k- ■£»•? rally very reticent, having little to do rlth any one or talking but UtUa, ■»» was fiuiahcd. and the gannunts laid one । had cost, and voted unanimously to ' L . . macb'.^.rs.^ hut thL rhen ' rnginoeriug'' for a drink, at I.— .■ - ~ * 1 br 'k.«.k «. k-Hkir l»- „X) p, Xu.”’ « Cm«eU *M Awn* t>i»w._______ InmTTlf RODMAN. ranntb, and at tat nothing wat left they'd be rick, sure. Dut who <i» you To-day there Is a man going about the s'poe* seat all thoee things to me 1* I equal* that proportion. •tract* of thia city, raggt*!, dirty and know, of course, the aagaLi don't spend Some tEon, ar* who laugh a: thia pcnnllesa, autaddiug on free luncbea. |oft In |hri* treasury ttaeom* lUtlo hV* their tim» up in heaven making red I and glare*. They Were »o oa|hueiaacle flannel potricoatts gnd tiling i for an old idea. They claim that there is no loet And keep constantly on band DR. C. C. LIMSLEYN JtSHTtXHi’ffi.Vt. SSI- IfflBSfjSS; ,h MMeii.. luKat at once, by kmd-lionrted Madam, wlto of benevolence, but Job waa tormented wm m* soma girl* wore planning, southing ’ frank a aotti? right where it is mw. j ^1," f Ute worid ' nuilj of the world, and render futile really useful and good, for once. When j and the children didn't know nothin’ ^i,,, <,gorU Dr * at the nptaunted lima thyy nil gather**! *bnni t. t,ni,» „:.t u'n.fi.,... Tw^wi * I . . around the king table covured with tho ia that of mistaken bright scat tai ttannel. there was auch a chattering, so much to aay and laugh I Riving way, su'd before the dawning of over, it emmod m if they would never nvr, but only an extraordinary saint got to ywrk. But they did, at tat, and can endure piuontly thoeo mucalled the bright uoodlo* flew in and out, until, i 7i • --------------- aworoa oy nracuoal demonttrutiou. Wo “visits of condolencw.” Why doos aoto their * arpram and delight, the flan­ • i l nels were finished. Tho day waa fin- d.ripc . liUl. .pnd, tad lhu tap^u. -Uli uu » Uhod, too, but they all d<4fcrvd it waa iouo of the happuet they had ever *“.“*lu 1 * J—, <» b—u U>. u.diKOTspentu.u nn^M*..dm- B.. h., j ’pi«dpta Munday uC.ernoon. daring tbair walk, i from tho epint throe of tho committee look occasiOu to I’R EttURlBTlONH A NJ) FAMILY |eleti £forp RECEIPTS. puuitv then; the next moment, al least hfly pair* of bright eyea nero turned, i not mi the tulnittar, but, upon the little j corner in tho gallery where ait Gain ay Tweed in her now bunnit and thawl, a wondering, aw.-*trick<m look upon her with the unwontod scrubbing they had received, and fairly with delight, as they smoothed down the folds of their pretty ptaxd <1 rosso*, or gaaod ad­ miringly nt each other's hat*, or swung their feet bock and forth so they could *ec their brilliant rod stocking* aa wall which, being eeparatod at tho bogining norer come any nearer to each other, Many young men foal that they cannot changes tho lino of draft, and as loth marry until they can support a wife; fulcrum and lever morn harmoniously Bell Thought! of Beat Author*. Idloneee ulti- in a bouse that befit* them -, until they Sweet's Eniirt BM. Baum Jw 19, lilt H°Tel’ REAL FUN URlIll RAPlim............................... MICH. *•• Michigan -Exchange. (iRINIIEST MT II HiSWS! What is it ? PMWIS8SW Russell & Navins pirn*. established principalities, changed tho world’* heart Th* g sure enough there waa one. She plunged her hand into ita hidden depths, weight of 700 Iba corrupting life in tho very fountain. and tho next moment a shrill little voice Dr. Winalow baa aided Mr. CourtAnd when they marry, ibey make a am; I'm juat brimful and running ever out a cunning little handker- great mistake if they aay: "We will wright in perfecting hi* arrangements, and haa exhibited a great deal el ener­ gy in securing patent*, and intredi bh machine. The principle can b| which nitW over the floor with a great •y today.” plied in all machine* using the a nearancM provided for •Well, euppoee and therefore offer* a wide field ol be reliaved from a the child and upon the happy little face, and tho aid­ oat didn't venture to try bar pocket for bility and labor in the bouse hold; and fear of consequences if she should hap- Immense Stock IF YOU WANT Etter GROCERIES /or tes* plus Ufa, helping - mean, which kMble* me Ul«eM Buggle. «» LOW oe to DEFY COMPETITION. ling them on again, and finally a happy thought struck tho youngM^ “ptrKift before did Madam Gaaia'a pupil* bo have co badly in church as , they did that particular morning. If they triad Unitad Blates. Thia car waa thoroughly tasted by authorities of the road and aovoral or- happy group in th* gallo» that shrill “0A, -j.r HAMMERER. I am prepared: । Single scat Buggies as Low as Booth aide State Street HAST1MG5. MICH. Ont? Hundred DoIIuth. Winter Goods. l MMin —**VM.BX. . FWell, fcsre i* Granny Tweed, living , and ajreguther they gyt along it much better than ounld be ex- And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at J. SEWARD J.AI.-VUISI'.H. O>ie Hundred and Twenty-five Dollnne. What aa Old Man Noticed. The next daT Greet Kimball and Florence Furey obtained portal—ion to call cm Granny Tweed. Ths old tedy rec-vod them very kindly, wiped off aome chair* for them usually.kept it I aliaU also build Hrutuni Pktc® Won. Now Formers, Hih, ctn, Mnnjo am nt aa Molloltod- 420 ft to the mile, etappwi and again started withe the erank on the dead fine. ten lion. The firm ia now known aa Court- I have noticed that ing of tho rauori had begun, slender, fighting-looking t ea:v> in hl* hand, and black sling, walking tht door, and. with that win hold I have noticed that iu nearly all they grow up I” by the following ac­ I have noticed that in otder to ba a count of tw<rtff them i Tho first it now taaonablo creature, it b nocreeary at a farmer in Illinois, owning thirteen hundrijil acre* rfthe beat land, finely times to bo downright mad. fenend, with tho beet of building*. ’ Sator of Merer. ’ Ho think of anch* thing F •-rd [Kq.utar num, I have noticed that ailka, broadcloth Prices Guaranteed. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! MONUMEXT8 HEAD CTOXER. Hastings, March. 5. IST3. B. F. STEINHOFF J.L. RjgED J. Cole & Son, WUOLKSALB A RETAIL MANTLES. GROCERS ITALIAN ariria*-urattowmi AXXBICAB BABBLE ShimI ofl&iital DENTIST LIE FUWB, suns lifflOOD: K9 LOT, fifll RE8T0HH)'. Wall. Ita afaored I didn’t ■*' "»«>> aa juat a aayftadtAaZerd* pudding. make* everybody who owe* rogue is vary certain tn be ahave. himxclt and ■I spend mini, part in study, then I with father,” said James. a buy �JOSEPH PFLUG ! jjhr Republican fanner Again death strike* a shining markThe National debt was diminished during April 12,247,485. la the departure of Hon. Salmon P. Acrouura Io the last census them are Chase, *o suddenly announced, the in the Un:t*d 8tal« 81,858 male physi­ country is bereft of the highest judicial cian* and eurcevn* and 525 female phy- officer of the Gororanient ; of Ono of its moat eminent 8tata»m"n, a ynwerfal Wl ixsia that new time table* will champion of freedom at a time when it go into effect about the 26th inat on required the highest moral courage to bo the trunk Naas. Wo shall promptly note any changes, on receipt of Time rial officer, a Magistrate tried and cover found wanting, In various capacities, an upright and moat estimable Christian Tai Vermont Editon and Publisher*, ci risen in all the relatione of life. Hi* hold their annual meeting at Burling­ hoaltb had been feeble for many y ear*. ton. Juno 4 th. An excursion Io Lake Ihar Ucrrrr Cmri Omca 1 Haetmgs Qty, April 15th, 1879. $ 1-U. •n the 7th, The Board any Comity CITY Support Your Home Industries! by the County Clerk- The roll being called by Townships and Wards the fol­ lowing named person* were prasoat and answered to said call no thb Cenvasaera appointed from the aerural Townships and Wards respectively, to wit: Assyria. Charles 8. Clark; Baltimore Ruesail K. Stanton; Barry, ■ ■; PATENT COOLER Built in the Country WOOD SAWING OHROMOS I BACON & First-Class New Styles. PW LU/EBEIf pUltfflSIfED l/t Ctf LOf LOTS. cash for MACHINES �CLOTHING. Peninsular Railway. An wo go to proea the following causes have bora fully du*(x>Md of: (W C. Worth, vs. Alvin W. Bailey, atsutapeii, on appeal from Justice Court. Owing to ill health, I will BELL or Cause continued on application of De­ SENT my UME WORKS, with three fendant on the usual terms. Wright acres of land attached, situates! 3 1-2 add Holbrook fur Plaintiff; C. G. Holmiles west of Hastings. Terms easy. Would exchange for other proptrty. Tho Mansfield Machin. Wcrkt. v. Inquire on the premtoc*. or address, Joshua W. Glonn, assumpsit. Causa aprlGtl* A. J. POTTER. continued on application of Defendant I Mra. Taylor's good teste jn trimming on th. uiual terms. Wright and Hol­ j will insure for her a good train this brook far Plaintiff, Clement Smith for Paranol DeCouney end Mary DoCouney, vs Wm. Jones, order for surety tor cost, to bo filed within sixty days. Clumcnt Braith lor Plaintiff, Wm. H. Hayford for D, fendant. CHURCHES. iiii.i., About four yoart ago, Nancy Stowe, wife of Michael Stowe, now deooas^l, deserted her husband and infant child. Bho left her infant asleep in tho cradle, end in charge of a small girl with a bottle cf laudanum and a spoon (so MrStow stated} with the inetructions to give ft to tho babe when it awoke, but1 fortunately tho father, camo in before any of tho deadly poison had been ad­ ministered to the chiM. Boon after tbs desertion ol tho wife and mother, "Mr. Stow bound tho child to Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Updiko of this City. Shortly af­ ter securing a good homo for his child tho father died- The adopted parents hare always taken tho very beat care of tho little orphan, and haring no children of their own, think a great deal of it. In th>* mean time the unnatural Atliearn, by Edward Bacon their next friend, vb. Ixironzu 0. Hollon, ojoctmont. taining a doubtful reputation. A few I Cause continued on applicatioa'of the* months ago she married a man by th0 unmo of Florence, and on Saturday last rent her husband tn hunt up hor child, Th. Circuit Court is still in tesiion. j which bn succaK-dwl in doing; and Mr. Decidedly cold yesterday for the 13th i Updike being away from tho houso at day of May. tho time, and nobody a: home except Oak Ames, died at his residence in . r>o sod J«cLk.u, Laoiiogrf- Sspnaw Kallraad*. Mrs. Updike and a hired girl, threaten­ by respondent with consent of Pros, ClisrtKU—With OrxndKlirr Valter Uaitroa.. North Easton, Mose., on the 8th, inrt. Ualtte ere.k-W.lX Mkhlzaa Cretrel Kalli Attorney. C. G. Holbrook for the l‘co- ed to take tho child by force; but Mrs. aU. for all pureI* EmI ud Wrai. Isnit Gov. Holt, sails for Europe on ' ; pie, John R. Van Yeisor for respouduut. Updike caught up tho child and tied to V Kiteurg-Wllh Ura-sl Uan.-la . Indians the 2oth, Inst, in tbo steamer Adriatic. The People vs. Alonzo Hager and the neighbors fur safety until sha could । Dr. J. M. Russell is still improving |I Alonzo IL Barnum, for arson. Cause ! his ire»w, this time by tbo building of continued on application of the roapon- dtclaring ho would have tho child be­ . an addition to his barn. dents, nnd against the oppoiitton of fore eight o'clock that evening. Wo would advise the unnatural moth­ | Don't cat Ice Cream yet, for tbo vor- (James A. Swceaey. James A- Swoeaay | diet of tho Cotunore* Jury would be, for tha People, C. G. Holbrook nnd er and her iiegs* lard noVer to undertake 1 Clement Smith for respondents. '' again to rotnovo tho chill by force, lor ; d.-ath from Icicles in th. TJiroutie'j JloticB?. Tho People vs Frank Hey uca, Wm. ‘I Mr. and Mrs. Updiko ltav» tho sym■ Mrs. Gaines ie building quite an addi- . Haynes, George Haynes, Alonzo Bon­ 1 patby of ' the community, and Mr. Up­ i net, nnd Wm. Steuben, infonnation for ; dike uraum* us that it they taka tbo ’ grand larceny against the Haynes and ■ Wo uotico n-wral of our citizens uro Steuben, and against Bonnett for aid- ■ planting shad. tr«u about their protni1 iug in tho ouminis.iou of a fslony. On o*s. All who do that are. public bonaMnwas. Gaxau A Ilv-iscix are still application lii» counsel, Wm Burgh­ er, the Court ordorel a H-jMirute trial j supplying tho farmers of tb«> county of for Bennett. The three hay nee and Barry with ths justly cetebratcd Oliver's ' —- IINE8 I Stouten were tried by jury and found I guilty of grand teramy, with a rocom- । this Flow is baring th., largest ante, incndationof the boy Steuben aged 13 ‘। and giving the eery but sxtisfaction of years to tho mercy of the Court. Tho j1 any Flow over put Iqto th. market It । i is giving such universal satisfaction in Court sentenced Frank Haynes ami । i Wm. Haynes to Statu Prison for four |l every instance in all kind, of soil (hat । years eacli, and Georg** Hernes for two ‘ j y*’«rs. whither they were reroore.1 on Dealers to acknowledge its great sope- I ' imnnriiatriy, as he mu»t leave town on , rioritv over all others, by trying to inti-J or before tho fust dav of Juno next ^Firt Knjiru. One of Babeodt's sixty Friday morning by Sheriff Vrooman.; lata it, by making and keeping Mtno-| u>ny7t2 E. F. BROWN. 'dollar Fire Extinguishers is worth Ifalf Sontanoo was suspended in tbo caso of thing a little similar to it in looks nnd Steuben, nnd ho was placed iu charge , ‘a d.ixon such Engines. — it to bo tho jemnur Oliver's of hu grand lather and taken from the ' claiming Isx»k out fyr those fin. Wool MattuisPatent Chilled Plow. In juatico and] MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. , Tlass Ball is being playe-i in tlio Court tant Ikwaner, Heath 4 Co.’s, go and Hou so yard, to tho great detenuont of city. C. G. Holbrook for tho People, fair play, wo wam th” farmed of tli» I Grind Hire Valley DivisionJ. IL Van Veteor for mpundanta. it- than, they are soiling cheap. nxtf the grass, shrubs, and tree*. We think I I county of Barry against nit imitation* of 1 Tho People vs. Alanae II. Bennett, ns , above, was then tried by a jury and the this Plow. MvAvra. Orubte 4 Russell, 3TBAH0ER. TAKE NOTICE! ,'l)o cwncn of dogs in this City know respondent acquitted. Very jnst|y on , bar./or it tbo Sots Agency for tho B« snru apd take tho first buss 1o ( dint Bologna Suuviges will bo cheap, । the evidence in the caac, os wn think, | County of Barry, and any Plow offered Al Troutwino’a Bari>cr;Shop, sign of soon,unless they pay heed to the dog tew i C. G. Holbrook for tho People, Wm. the big pole and razor, where you can except them, and thoae * >nployt«l-'by, always got a good j**b done in tho bar| by taking out alievtiseand puting colters I Burgher for re»[*ondeut. them in Its sate, aa tho Oliver's Patent' on thrir dcg« ? bor Hao. Al alwuys keeps tt|lazg« an-1 . Richard Van Valkcnbarg vs. Clinton । Within two weeks, Hon. James Brooks, Sprague, aKauuptiL Cause continued Chilled Tlow is an imposition and do| sortment of collars, tire, tobaccos, cigars signed as such. Wo therefore tarn all , Chief Justire Chase, Hou. Oak Aines, ! and gvnt'a furnishing goods on hand. to post themselves that they may not bo jForo from .’* eta. upjrarils: haggag*> Hon. Jarno. L. Orr, Prof. John Stuart I plaintiff 'a Attorneys, on application of' imposed upon and gat an interior artiMill, and Dr W. H McGuffry,: । defendant. Wright A Holbrook tor tie, at the price and in A name of the [artel from Earth. , plaintiff, SwecxcyA Wood for defendant.. '' 11 Aft..— —« 1.” ; If the Author of "Querio*,' Ath-arn, by Edward Bacon their next “mnny Republicans." will urn.I friend, Jacob Sehaffhuuser and CuiTo Pcar-vr and 8weet.««t Cod-IJvcr “many Republicans" hi. “Qiuftea" will I line Holcomb, ejectment. Continued on application of respondents on tho usual Oil is Haxanl & L'asweU’e, nude on the i receive prompt attention. I sea shore, from fresh, irtectcd livers, by , Wo notice' a now sign for the St. i Our Great OUR i laMiis Mutual Lite Insurance Cot?i[iu:iy, T.,8. Avrora & Sos*. Przucsn.iJzis absolutely pure and sweet. Patients '■ E. A. Holbrook General Agent, it* front The May number of ths lbw JUo/ait who have once taken it prefer it to all of the Law Office ot Meata. Wright & ‘ 'and CUUrnCt Zfenrurvat hand, furnish­ other*. rhystrittns have decided it ■ Holbrook, that has uo superior for Bartholomew and Myrtella Whitcomb, in Chancery, injunction bill. Order by i! ir.g much iuterotiug ard urufitablo mat■ lieauty in the city. f Among the necesulies of tho year, for the Court dissolving sold injunction,: nnd a decree entered diraussitig then । the proper development of our interests. bill. Thomas C. Jaylar f*f complain­ .. , ,, —. ; ant, Siaffird & I’adgbasn at Plainwell, aver tho Mill-prand on Groen *Strcvt.1 , , f , “ plies a want felt in every household' W.- n ill Sell CH EAP, ur Rent to a n spcnsible party, the Farm known a« thel John C. Spencer Farm, in tho townshtn r.f I tahini, in. consisting of *’• nvn-«,tiil inipror>aL Fair House, good fruit. C F. DWIGHFA CO. Hnstiugs, April 2. Ifi74 —If 8ny mon ; ate you Lungv '! Woman are vvu fiiint for want of teod ? Child do you want sh-.nclhing to «-a! ? If so call nt Is E. Staufiiir’s Eating House OLD. BIUIBIE »HD DIRECT ROUTE. Ninth Kde State Street, where you soil find everything in tho line «>f eatables, Michigan Central R. R. Siu Ho.-—N. T. 1’arkvr «f this city will sell at low figures, ter cash or good approved note.: two gxwd .Mores, one weight about 12»K> Iba, the other about tHMJ lbs., twotfcngte buggit-% two double buggies, two double and two single Harnraano. Hero ore bargains fur those wanting wrh property, that ■ are not often m*-t with. Cease dStf $8.00 New Advertisements. Largest Stock of Black ami, Blue Clothin^Vef*t of New York. Suits 12 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boy. and Cliildren’a Suita from two years and np. wards.- Prices. 2 to 20 dollars. TRIWKS ONE PRICE. STAB qUMtfTEE SHtlSFiCTIO/l NEW WAREHOUSE, CLOTHING HOUSE ! HT" Rmneinbcr uur mime “ ST.flt CLOTHLVG HOUSE** is on the Doors and 117ndon's, so ild not be deceived by other merchants, as we. have no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. GIVEN AWAY. BELOW THE SURFACE I AGENTS WAOTED THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON. AND GABLER PIANOS. ArroixTMXUfiL—O«v. Bigtey ha. ap­ pointed CoL Jerome Cmsi. of IXgrort a. a tnocibor of th. State M.Utary Board, and Karaite! F. Cook, of Atm Arbor. Assistant Clerk of the Hoo» W FRANK L. WARD Hastings <)• Allegan. May 15. Ayer’s Ague Cure, TXJIK CELEBRATED SIMMONS & CLOUGH A rare oiiar.ro to tray Dry Guuus1 .Wp-P. K Sabin A Co. of Jackwm.; are soiling oat thrir entire storic « first, BAGS VALISES Paper. Ix'iitlier, and Zinc Trunk# from$\25 to §20. Wc mm Htpiare dealing in alljnir ac­ tions, Chenpetft store in Michigan, and strictly My MACHINERY where there an? young to be an.tui -l Biglow Hav ly ami Ira Snrrarrer. in ‘land instruct***!, and in work as arcuiip। Chancery, injuuctmn Lift. Ordered that'i lishod in so nteainnt and Faithful a man­ the injunction be tmob- perpetual, o» ner that all must praise its goodness. Maaaoclhiselts. and a pair of Houdans i prayed for in the bill. Wm. D. Adams i। Send toT. 8. Arthur A Kun, Philadelphia, froii some point east, and various parties lor coniplaiiiaut. ure-gotting eggs for sailing trorn noted Joseph McKee uu.. uduiitted indue brtridurs of fancy fowls in all tents of form M n riltasn of tl»e Cniled States, I tiieiyountry. as per his appljiritiiei, on Friday May | the year wlmn Cough** and Cold* are . LIFE 9th, I ST#. trnubleemn, every .family shoal .1 bavv n undquatod fucilitioa for turning uu* jub i William H II11) ford va. John Row-1 safo and certain remedy st hand. Dr. printing—it ie a genuine good thing in , loader, a mu aqi.it. Judgment for plain-1 oonaection with now goods, and we will tiff by default for 8'1112 7fi nnd interest i Itensatu's Hire Syrup and Tolu, *»r Ifan • furitoh you as low as the lowest Wo at ten per rent. Wm. H. Hayford lor i «y Syrup, is the very thing. It ia nut only plssant for children to take, but is a can do cheap work, good work and fine plaintiff. certain cure for Croup, Whooping Cough. v«4. Prices acowdingly. , In tho matter of tha petition of Wm. Bronchitis, Anthiua, Coughs, and all af­ /Hie Goodyear property on tho North- Kerr, ter rectificate of dtecbargu of fection of the Throat and Lungs. Sold mortgage. After hearing the evidence by all Druggist*. Price 85 cents per Stns-ts is l*eing rcuiodled, a now fence of P. McOmbar, a certifimto disdiarging'the uiortgsg" was entered. Jnrncs built around the premiere, and now aide Ana roc ootxo ox vnz wstxz ? Take wulksaniU>.bo constructed forthwith. A. Fwwaaey for petitioner. along a bottle of Dr. Miller's Magnetic The People vs. Samuel E. Forbes; Report says this is to bo the residence of Balm, ft wiil keep off the Chills, pre­ , infurmofioa forforgury. Tried by jury. Mr. 1A Mrs. Wm. H. Goodyear. vent and cure Sea Sickness, and make is tho time to make arrangements |I Verdict not guilty.' Thus ends one of comfortable. Only 25 cte per bottle. 1 the most important triala over had in for fi>” jeripor celebration ol tho coming Soo advertisement in this paper. ■ this county, and it te not too much to 4th »i July, by the citizens of our City.: Ltvr or Larrna remaining al tho Wo lake it for granted all will favor a । ray that the defense we* handled in a celebration, thorefore tot us take time by masterly manner, and that tho case of Hastings P. O, May 13th, M73. Miss Addio L. Brown, Mrs. Maria the .forolock and such make preparation tho People wn* presented in ita clearest as will, reflect lesling credit on our ytrang light. Il is, also duo Mr. Holbrook Hills, Miss Addio Jones, Philip Martin, that we should uy that bo was engaged Mrs. Sarah Parker, Mtu Freni: Row­ for the defsnae in this caso before his ley, Mis* Bury Tanner, Cvnrail WorIL E. Combs t Co. have just opened election as Prosecuting Attorney. Jas. lino, Mrs. Addie 0. Young, Mrs. NeUio a new hat, cap, boot and shoo store in A. Swessey far tho People, Q G. Hol­ Young. W ashington Black, State Street, Fred brook and Wm. fl. Hayford, assisted Direct yoar letters to number of P. O. Alexander being in charge, where cau bv N. A. Balch of Kalamesoo, as coun­ sel for tho roepondent___ be ftxmd a full stock of everything in thrir lino as good a. tha best an-1 as Tas Rzruauc.—Tho May number uf cheap as such a quality of goods can bo this exceedingly popular magazine, do voted to the dissemination of political information, is before us, and as ever ia held In tha Catholic Church hare on tho of great practical value to every Amer­ third tiunisy of this month, (next Sab- ican who would bo posted on tho politi­ batbpiWtng to tha absence u( the Pastor cal movsniouts of tho day and ago. It to attend tha Syuoi of the Clergy of tho is publisbed by the Republic Publishing Dtoceae nt Detroit. The next regular Company, end edited by Has. J*x» M. Edreh«e», so well known to Michigan serviev will be ix> the first Sunday of rasa as the former able editor «*f the June, ti*u Feast of Pentecost or Whit Detroit Tfritaat. and for many years the ffaiulay. The Catholic Church hero ia Qiairman of too Itepeblioan Bute Ceualso, t« be enlarged 22 foot at oner, as trnl Cotaroittoo- Tho tart that hs is ed­ the present buMing having already .teeu itor of the Republic is a sufficient guar­ MV auto" that it is. ail it prutes*™ to U. found too sranli la acctnamodato the members of that Church. Tha Attzanc w an exoeedingly iuterreting number. Celia Tlwxter writes charmingly of her “ChiM-Iafe at the Ideal Hlwals;” Parton contribute* a rind account of ‘*Tbe PrceUtontral Compaign cf 17M Prot Agaraiz droeribes -ACrni^i through tbo Galapagos.;" Robert Date Owen givaaa an entertain- : SUIT! Other Stores tu*k no much more for t Ire name goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 2<i to 3-7 dolhtry. Tho subscriber, having purchased tbo ' ••Magnetic Write and Water Cure E»Gardens in all parts of our City are tablishment,” situated in the village of ; Plainwell, earnestly requests all pcr- j Iwiug put in order, Lawns beautified sons indebted to him, either by note or . cud thereby the app*-aranco of tho City • book account, to rail and settle tho sama 1 inuoh improved. BfKRALL GREAT cxjiected. will lecture at one uf the eherthtes in this City on Sunday aveniug next Sabjstet, -Tha Botafttific Eri- ■At* EORGE �MEW ABTKRT!«EMRKT8. would if Ln had cut it for the hayi There would not have been over four ton* at the moat, and th* bay would hav* fetche-l 816 * ton. which would have been 864 fnr tho hay. Well, there acre two tone of straw, which brought • 12 50 per ton—825 fur tho straw, there were twenty -four bushel* of *»ed, which brought 33.50 per bushel—*84 for the ra^i; add *25, which would be *109. Now Bubtract *3 fo.- thrwehiag. which leave *106, and you see th*r* was *42 mure riroist in the seed than there would have been in the hay ORDIXAXCE XO tH- Wishart's Pino Tree nrLATTVB TO UCEXltt. Diuchy * Cota. Column. Tar Cordial, teTrausa- »*rt tewotiw ra* U»U» ■ NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY •1*^1 »»i eksclAa *■«*• lias Is l4.au rkueaa skeM tea S*e«M > Carla* was eeaa * i->l«*i aarra BeMlsWraaaraaM1 la (raw. ZESs »s--“- wSxiS BITTERS 0123484823232323484853010100534823530248 1180—Glass window* unad for light, i 1236—Ctinmaya first put to houaa*. I 1252—Lead pipe* tor carrying water. 1209-Spectacle* invented by an Ital­ ian. 1302—Paper tint made from linen. '. 1841 — Woolen cloth first made in 1410—Art of painting in ©it 1440—Art of printing from mureable y fr ! mortgage sale- BUILDERS’ Sara»r ■ra । ■sv.-rafS m. •*■**©** teol>a ».r-.,. „ wU I* JeKsjfUlkk. eitA m * Wild life in the Far West iraad SALE OX EXEt l Tiux. 1490— Telescope invented, by 1'arta and Jansen. r ®r>1 brought to Europe "SUS England by (■*n«r «f •ovuea Ik.I '-J pare anKtUOOQ 1618—Circulation tf the blood covered by Huvwj. 1022—Brick first made of any 1625—Wins made from grape* in England. 1630—Pendulum clucks first inrent- Saints ’ or rue SlN^RS' * BiRLtt. Notice to Special-Tax Payers. 500.stirs ftA.-WTlft.'teS celli. in Italy. 1545—Air-gun* in ran tod1050—Broad first made with yeaat. 17411—Steam engine* invented. 1069—Cotton tint planted in : a.-,— 60,000 00 1755—Steam engine* improve! by . ’stt 1783—Stereotyping invented in Scat- . n<L 1-88—Animal tnsgnetum discovered j Great American Dyspepsia Pills, SINE’S !IFT SjxNTERPfVSE. 1832—Telegraph invoated by Morse ■ 1839—Daguerreotype made by Dogu-, | on Sunday is void. | A note obtained by fraud, ur from one intoxicated, cannot be collected town*. On th* form, ownership goes a If a note be foot or stolen, it due* nut great way* in conducing to a rational release th* rffaker—he mu*t pay it. course toward tho brute creation. In ' An endureer of a note i* exempt from • the Urge citie*, where so many hors-* liability, if nut served with notice of it* ' and mule* are entrurtod to the hand* of I dishonor within twenty-four hour* of I hired driver*, half brute* naturally, and made *tillmore brutal by tho u'so of liquor, it i* hot a matter of to much wonder that violent abate often occurs that render* neceuary the enforcement of law* for protection, or that soeietiee exirt for this eproific purpose But it it Ignorance of tho law excuses no one. not with tha latter that th* 7‘rosrw F»r <•», vwy fortunately, ha* to do. With It ia a fraud to conceal a fraud. Tbo law ramfiela no one to impoesithi* class, reaecn ia ont of tit* question, even at time* of personal interview; ilitie*. An rgreameut without cunaider*Iion tainted appeal* are •till mere itseles*. But on tbo form, luckily, such ia not often thb case. With tho farmer and hi* boy*, at least, th* ill treatment of stock, wheth­ er used for work ar otherwise, the iu*t- product, and her keeping nwulta in >om inttead of profit Tfo> maiming, or murder if we may ao call it ef «*ther become* a dead Ium to the pockot Thia ie ao whether injury rwulta from willfntnaai or heodla**n*M ia a moment of naaaion, neglect or injudicious though well manat treatment But it moot in truth be *aid that ib*»c principles are for lee* acted upon by fanner* than in ■11 raaeon one would expect Tho actu­ al loaa to farmer* by culpable ill treat­ ment of domeetic aaioial* in any of our State* would more than pay tho form taxa* thereof While those resulting from ignorance and car*le*aua*e would quaation coacwrniug the truth of thera ■latomont*. For ,their verification let any thoughtful reader take a careful »unwy ut th* condition ot th* matter in hi* own neighborhood and township. We are *11 roundly prating about our unjurt taxation .nuwd by th* dubon«ety of oAniala. the ring* and monopo­ lies, which in Heaven** nam* we would not paJHato in tho least, but while seek­ ing to stop the warte at tho bung-hol-. let ua not' forget th* waste by th* *pig- The Pin Tree Tar Cordial, ^GREENBACKS i Sltrrr-naewnirt Ifar- 0,000 raters* orarar • le mM Car *4 •RIXPJX i-U* at hr.bal. Sewing Machine TO-DAY. DIO LEWIS. Editor. .•ittatsicss i. latesoU/ rtHMUi wra= DODDS, NERVINE 8 Wood chines °r rir"'- y«XXr»«< i 800 Pages, 250 Engravings. A .Urtlin* llpwaT Medial Uambaf. et -!>• DOES IT! Shelters. U is lie New DitH Mr Mint W.T WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS S'i’K Plantation BITTERX A NEW BOOK and mercy toward* th* brute creation I ASH. OAK or BOCK ELM LUMBER that nxne* under the care of the hus­ delivered thete or at any Mill within bandman; not only for merry ’* and de­ cency' e take, but for tbo «ak* of econo­ ten miles of Hasting*. my and thrift. Tlie bu*y neeson for the teams of th* form is the tune for reflec- iLANTATION UNDEVELOPED WEST MOTJCH IX ATT AI ll.XEJrr. ATBjjr.M^gltq AS. - TU rrsU Co* Bitters lUWrt J.Onel ead| rautip,. I . twotm OB FIVE TEAR! IN THETEIIIT0IIE8 By J. IL BEADLE. and oomparauvoly with ease Another way ia to carry it in a boek«t and aow by ataaka aiaadar to sowing broadcast A* to th* paaprt time to sow an wheat, I would state that If you eoed with clo­ ver., immediately after seeding is the l«t tijno ; it not raeded. I aow no pine­ tar, as I hove neeer reeeived any bene­ fit bv putting it an wheat Tho best Ume to tow plaster on ofover i*.after it get. a good Mart. g««aUy about May Irt, bet never before the graa* Marta, a. greet abandanc*. in foct, han rooked naw other 9at dry- The firat year or ao we found difficulty ia nproiag them, u we pocked for the table ee fort as they were ready Thera are only two points, if obeerwed will eaewm ranca** Retaliate I*** O-tapof rack . . _a — -a.— *----- ------ , J .1— ■— _r CLEVELAHD. OWO. THEIEITFIUTI* THE WOILI. •IKS', 12,000.000 ACRES. Ltoron _ Only 50 Cents per Bottle.^ Aauwvuri' PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. IURE YOUR LIFE Tie Iitnl Life Iinraice Caguj, LARGEST and STRONGEST TaaftSBjiBfBii LYON’8 < 1THAIR0N ■T*D» Ol* POKE ROOT, SlaU^Mrau_ ***auTI( gs^SSaE^W' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-05-21.pdf 249b174031a32a918d59bd14531e9f56 PDF Text Text Tjfe KerilBUCMt tm starting withouk Its • VOL. XVIII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1873. jjortrg. Pnitgiwl W feWw Cartt THE cacss. OF THE minsav at law. OLIffl ea™-U*u..rraw«ii>s Wiih .pint BMk. CBM ■uaiheMUaTMaul One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Days. «'~° MOXKY TO LOAN la mu ef tbreekee- ISiaTtalteiSSsJE: The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer s Favorite.” Every one likes it. ily of it. Advertise it! WRIGHT*. HOLBROOK. 1I>| ATTOBXKY »■ tew, Mkiur 1* ChuMvry'wU ■TiiL-a DCRGHLR. CtENL’IXE » could be bad. joeof the OCP In, the Menufsc■n year» ago and futile endeavor sod plow. Bh'<rall»S.ra ,Wra —,«1 b •b~4 ““ -Xrara «< a. r~>k.wb. 10 homo neet Oh wb.t « 1U Cdn»'Jt«ent»- I« u alw»yn tilled MOTHERS EO-S Sb* was naturally a tidy woman, and j Lath morning Mr. Wilton nut on a ns »ho looked around upon the vntidy warm, new under-shirt, and saw bi* house sbo grow nervous elnuat to de- little one* looking fnwh and swwit in sj-air, and tlio tears foil last upon the I tlsoir new garmtmta ; but bo saw not । baby* fac* at her breast, ; thkt the finger* (hut had to patiently Retucin'icr that JOHN ROBERTS The Manufacturers’ Agents for Barry County And keep constantly on hand a large stock nf POINTS and other Repair-. strong desire to return house and to it* -h. no.—I * <hMrf-l fep—,„ “ b—<—14 a. — n.unllj, b«L.u -.Ab™,Irah.. dutiw and cares onoe more. So. oq* morning, in early winter, slio Jeft*li«r I Lose hope* and aspirations that come " “ I cuuM oely go easy Joi good bye* rnnong the bills of her aid to most of us to ebear our discontent. . ?,.**“• when | home, and went back tu Ufa's ovaryJay ' Hbe loved beautiful things. &o loved f than 1 nature and longed for a stroll Troll aver oret trie the tI — — ,— “»>Y eS« — bom. — to •- mother «..»•«! duties with axia l and thankful heart. prairie that lay broedafid Iat ’ ’ around I ’V 1v"" kno w* •**— KM "‘W------------EUr*r “• UP «U i But ,h" old ,if,» il* «■*!■'«• round cnoour3Ka-I->1' oud lb* pale l:p* quivered । ot work and “ toil without rcootupanso" L«r. But slio found very _____ ' ‘ ’tho ’ । luxury luxury ' T“*bly. , was over. Tbero wa* to be no moro agement for luxuries, oven " 1 a Uh you could, I'm sure," replied yearning* for sympathy, no moro word* । of a ramblo out of dour*. sordid m ,irr husband. "But Susan, I don't seo [ of duapronation, no moro of the "p*nHer husband waa sn who 1 ‘drunI lt 1 “*b‘ *Ma‘'' “7 wi*<’ aild !KiUnd Jbolish" economy, .ra^w.. I Xa-T •tocb< Lut prices are low now, it Husband and wife aharo alike in comtfo, i wou!dn't W “H- I couldn't got ■ fort-, and the dd hard life is buried.— means aF iJanur ratiinw and i BBcl1 ’nOre calre* I R1T'! A'isw Jfoysww. ■«'G'i'V ...’SiJ&u'.T. Which we sell at factory price. The OXX.T Wagon that Lae the SLOPE SHOULDERED SPOKE. Buckafe Jriqpjci^ and Reapers, Superior Grain Drills, Ulrica Wheel Rakes. Corn nhd Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc., etc. i £ wmcEiSK OBI'l n U. 8. M.niiaL:<J.u.raiC.UMilM Aetal AMS, WILLIAMS. * CD, . rACnnUHCRaadDaaUrt In DrawU B4d rt^jnna. Dwr. Ill>41. Milk Aeta. a loving Lome in an Eastern State, and 'on*'PUat« mad- for Limrelf a hptn. on th* |«iries ™ “’,e“h' , of lbw West H. was de*mod a very . ,Mr*- W,iWn dM «P'J shrewd man by the nalghbore around. 1 do’bt " ~ Ira— a»ra.V —I —.Ira- ' U1SI X1 B Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS BLACMMITHIJiG,— 4hmhi -«w4 p*trH*Meyuur Holt at the old, stand of girl John Wilton had brought there eight yean before. Mr*. Wiltoq did not uk her husband if bo had stoypod a: Mr*. Flynn’s she •uppoaod of ciurao he bad; end tho fol­ lowing week she watched every day for bet expected help. Watched but nut waited, but as the hoar* went by, she began the task and kept at it until ii was done. -Mr. Wilton jirotendud not to see all this. Ho kept aloof as much as possi­ ble, to u to avoid any explanation hu might bo called upon to make; b.it BARLOW Dye Stiifis, where you know you get none but the FIRST QUALITY. PAINTS & OILS School Books J- Stationer// Pure Wines and Liauorst PBESCBllTiONS ANlS" FAMILY FOR MIDIC1XAL PUU*0.sEa J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co. Sweet’s H°Telj GRAND KJLPlDM,.............................. MtCD. Michigan Exchange. RECEIPTS. Entire tat M®. June IS, 1811 TOIlW HI H l« What is it ? ' John WUtoa glanced at bar os he Jttet stand her* and want or t of tho dour, an-1 mistook th* »w the water run of Hash uf antia of health, an through lior tear*. "Nothing for her? My God, doctor T You don't mean that she is past ,*11 help J” and John Wilton'i heart doom­ ed tu stand still for a moment " I did not say she was pas*. Lain," It. after all. tiha'll ham tho house replied the doctor. “ The truth is, Mr. er pcopte liappy," ■ tarn of general interest; but he cannot shinin' agin Saturday night, aad then U ilton your wife is worked down, and ‘■Well, I'll try tho last thing firat." I'll juat give her tho money I’d bad to and she went to work to amuse bur iitpay Mrs Flynn. It'll go toward burin' tlo luothcr Willie, who was crying. By the winter things for iho familyand tho time aha had him riding a chair and ho gave the well-filled pocket-book a loving squeeze. Saturday night found th* houio all arc a good sunshine maker, for you're smfling, a* Mr- Wiltun had pophosiod, got alxiut all you or Willie can hold juat unusual price; that a naw school-bou** but Mm. Wilton looked mor* tired and now. But Im’s try what we can do with tho second rule." •‘But I haven't anything to .enjoy,, was hardly' a. rooompenso. But Mr. 'cane® alt mr dolls urn old. And tnv nin. Wilton felt Mtisfied. Strange he could in tho local paper ehould not pezmir* the odor of the eaaene. of a gnat leap; which undoubtedly would ••Hold," said Unde Jack; "hare's an life in th* shining window* and whiten­ old newspaper. Now 1st'* gat some ed walls; but he only aoid, as h* fun oatoiit." glanced about him: nry deep intellect to "Fun out of c newspaper! why, bow i.i tho vmv life and ■ you talk." Bnt Uncle Jack showed bar hpw to g it had teemed si man with," anti ho ohucklod to bimaeU; fullset meaninir of DENTIST jflio DHY QOODS i/i E/ioltst Vwrrr- How can I help it th® robin'* gate pay for his work, and, therefore. WARD. JtaiRUle, Mickiian. AR W»rk prompUr sttswJad ta. S Russell & Nevins of paper doll* and how to make pretty thing* for Willie out of tho paper. Thon ondar-shirt* ** I wouldn't for four times that much feel ao srora out as I do t< mgbed Mrs. Wilton to hersrlL Why, it is LEE REED’S Trip Hammer. And »o aho found many a ploaasnt amueament. and when badtime came aha kimed Uncfo Jack, and aaid“Good night, dear Uncle Jack-" '•Good night, little sunshine maker," said Undelack. And site droamod that night that Unde Jack bad built a great house, Immense Stock IF YOU WANT to LOW an to DEFY COMPETITION. Fall John must ba fitted up; then the four litfla one*, and lastly, hanolf. Her own fdrd ft»nr H AMMEREH. South side State StreetHAST1K0B. MICH. PAiXTING! I am prepared tn offer Meantime, John Wilton waa thar- Single scat Buggies as Low as One Hundred Dollurs. Water Goods. Svxjuijra Factomt. Uncle Jock end Little Jenny. Ladina will find almost everything uaualiy.kept in a Dry Good* L shall atoo build Hluarn I'uroi tMoax. bright, wotm tint* or "John, I Wish you would call at Mr* The man took a sup or tw thin turned toward the tall, stook, and machine, and felt "quite poor,'' ho oaM r> ' m.. U-A we are continually-------- „ thing. Wo am Bring at «] ta.-1 ar.d too reckltea a rate. [Wvcv.ua. had 2STow Farmers, doing duty tu cbildnra'i clothes, or lor Larjgr .J <»»>■ you could ret a HoHelte-a. < ««*«■ the WHEEL, For the Gvntleusea. Pricei Guaranteed. HASTINGS IARBL1 WORKS' ■■ What it it John ? What is wrong "Axsstigo tuts uuv- mki me man. m sure ii don't look nry bed. "Ob, John! th* house is dreadful dirty. Look at the wall* and win­ dow*" ••Pooh 1 X *e* dirtier ones owry dgy;" had struck Wilton had beard him rail her &mte. Hastings, March. 6.1BTX MONUMENT* HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, H. F. STTINHOFF J. Odle St Son, GROCERS. ITALIAN AMERICAN .................. MARBLE a hundred, WOBUMG AID BISTING. And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at J. HEWARD ttr.t < nitwe that delight in (XtensiT* patron- A PABABLE Medicines GOODYEAR at without conveying th* slightest of what it is for—a disgrac* to th* business man, a jeer to the editor and on insult •—Ira —. r„_ <t_ _ acter te always bright and ntat looking. long ago found out that hit tdol, and everything ifioed to it—even hersolf, she eomotimos thought, when, with DRUGS j Make Yo«r Own Bunahin*. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. HESSMER, HEATH k. CO. .ssnsfsTitsdttessrsist >u«»aw ta(ll««rw siJBsrtal Riibw fvraliksd. J AVISO Rra-.-.-i !. ar era, U»|. «s J.e.rwa rtrwu I w-mU »« rwrvrttallr setwi: Ik- W K«M, at tkv tkrwsrs aaa ii Barty <.«lr-\uso4ra. u, *e* Sbor. vyt. ra. ...I. . m Alt nr... SSL’E i S ““"A w>“'“ i Hur* whim tjie heart is orerLurdon-'d morning scarcely strong enough to fart[ by grief u* trial! They soon to b* th* I *n <b« gannento of tbo little ouss about leir chubby , could fee! agpu. , M<»P*por tor if not to print adrertteo। rinsi that wash our hearts from selfish. ] tbtir chubby Httl* Httl* forms. forma. Bpricg came, ante, bright and joyous m as 1 1 And what Kjoy to sit for bout* at th* ■ ncsi. Spring Kn. WUm> -V l-r »4 kiHM-,1 i — a...,;—a.------- _=.U a---------------“f“■ feet of her Who first guidod her own Lv. .1... ra-ra. .1-4 „4, .»4SU»«H>lu4ral™u^mUS»4. fieltering step*. The poor worn out advertiaament? When than art. a good .o -1» ... I... burd.o rf |J—4-A . *~ WilM >»4 bra many men of this kind in town, wo can --.i ..trai- Vi—:__ i.___ ______ v->.. crowing thinner and t-ater all winter toll It by a single glance at tho local But with returning hualtli re-qn a nawapaper. It look* muddy and eeng- TRIAL r'iHHClANa^aad Sarwoi. Ogwevw F.uhL U. DIAMOND. I xfficldc.'sell their uwu, * they Shoucbt to secure ajarfifl! Unfortunately not belngposteo lurera, they got the termij u.oi not adapted to the wsnb i» to injure the reputation and ml .... .i.nki.Hiiiit.'w-, » « NO. 4. But I reckon the wim-] Mrs. Wilton did ’ fether used to( fuU i mon them dayn ------------- 1- _/ l-.._ . u>ft • stuff than r-----iw-a-day*. Git up Dobbin, "Now-a-day* th* wimmen want so Mr. Wilton pyorod * true I've hired heap of work done for 8u- much help, to get rid of work," contin­ r. flho bud help when we ued Mr. Wilton. Td like to g*t a killed _ •awing-machino, but it'a out of tho ’Nervy Gilman It” to undertake it, we Mtn, Wilton thought of the mower! Mr. Wilton nccoc afford it, either, forniy mowing-maebina must Ito* paid for thia fall, and Lwant to iuuuu wim ICO ecucirca, l buy somo moro stock, too, this fall, end •aid, and Mr. Wilton waa ri I must have a oorn-plantcr next spring. heavy load, fibe did not go to bed that i ent, cheerfully acquiescing Un- k— If i i,.—_ _I night until Jong after he husband was I •ogKcation, tend oven saggeating thinn folks in Nsw Yo:k or in Massachusetts, Hyxm'» and didn't stop. Git ’ up Dob- sleeping soundly- Bhn Lad worked hart ।i for bar comfort that he once would have and the old folk* wBl show it to other old folks, and the nu and daughter* Of al! day. atid sleep would bo a welcome ' other old folk* will Mftftj•“—“ What was th* hollow-ayad, tired- guest, but the little gurmont was much er from ita columns that a । looking'woman th inking of all this pcnM Bow. Ho Lad sold -ha young timet Thinking of ! 8Ln had no timt to - -------- . - ------- - ——• ra-Mra., uus stock for much les Uian ho „Paid L< . think of anything but work.. - The not worse then th* poor, hungry heart them, that tris wife might be nursed I churning waa not dour, the breakfast ached for sympathy and comfort. She back to life--------------and health. And h<- could dishes ware unwaaltad, the milk was .kra.-a. -e v- ttrlnrr.loTillg husband, but rejoice the sacrifico when ha anw •tardy sons of tba East-a*. not aUnimed, the w**Vs ironing stared might become more her . . eyes • gri P*1” bright- ond her stop alas. iho Eldorado* of the West, xh*n —ra/kM H T# X*____ I Ira her in th* fane, and last, hot not least, tic.' many Lava found homo* and happine was th* little on* togging at her skirts. I,” aba cried to bar-1 “ Stay a* long m you plaasa," wm land Tba' focal paper u * ' Legging for nourishment. Bui It does; •• rory bate to lire far." J b“ parting mcaaage to his wife, as^^| — —fortune*. - -1 I...!*- -V iJ ■’ SiriiBl aM Ittfausl --DENTIST we i ili oar irMitiiiliMiMK em UDfura tmcco Uffi«D:BfflUn,8R BSmiffi! out with ths ulmoat Now that the good the nett trouble WM Title* �^cpuiliran fanner. wdl FARMERS! S25,OOO A JUBILEX or OUK OWE Grand Rapid* ha. 140 mIoou. intrednoed^aa * background to tba resolution. adopted by the convention Rapids fa 3145,700. ‘ new poeJcflos hasbeen established Things” GltesoreU CaMittg—Heu Twin Laks, Muskegon county. direct connection with thia "dty, all of a Grand Beals 1 AD of Uta which will iuue round-trip excursion tick.te to Chicago and return, al greatlv Ticket! at Special Bate! tho Whole reduced rates By this moans stwcial facilities will bo afforded from Green office just established in Mason Conn- Support Your Home Industries! With Bin. The Great Southern De­ Take a Look at lew Chicago. « lauxs, The productive i nd ostriee KAKSAB FINDS- more horrible in the effort to invent A new boll-ringing troupe, composed entirely of ladies, has been organised which allusion has been ai Niloe. The State Sabbath School Conren- built at Jackson, h) bo operated in nrchon with the chrmicaJ works of acceptance ol an opjiortunitv so favorbin for enjoring the hospitality of tho Gardon Cay, and giving«rfaf to tho occasion by thfar presence. Were anything needed to aasuni the succee *<f tho schema, other than its bold­ ness. ariginalitv, and entire derirability, it is found in the thorough competency of its sjiecially engaged managers, Are Sift" er HATS 4444 15,00 8,00 5,00 75 PLOWS • B-IlWjeST 4 <Mf® 1 Built in the Country. «« o..t von no looser need to buy Hosts , built In Ohk> or Indiana, thus sav. Appreciating the fact that the ruined city has done moditiee required fa exchange, are in many instances injurious and to certain intereete absolutely destructive, arising OF " -p lie. Yard^vitjo Sheeting at " 12c. Stripe Shirting “ 20c. Cottonudes, Fm F. A M. CuMimere, " 25 to 85c. Boy«' Suita, Wool, Mena’ Union Caaaitncre auita. wool, “ Cotton auita, Linen Coita, included within tho ranges ot our rail- of obscure journals. But the worthy cinson from Cincinnati, or Calumet—it A company Las Loen organized at is immaterial which —who, hypothecat­ arrange the details and personally de­ Flint with a caiptal of 850,000 for the ing an opinion upon tho rod-hot miles vote their time and exjieriance to tho development of the grandest celebra­ l'u’JM’ °f manufacturing woolen tion ever known in Chicago, and, of the Imlay City baa'adopted a license of thing elae," got fooled, - another warn- kind, tho finest in tho world. sia/1 _ — __.i_ __ licly sold. the house where thia family lived, bnt C0NBI8TINO previously reader the fact' plans --------—---------------------------- —B Jacked A new organ has recently bs«n sad somewhat seriously interfered with placed in tho Methodist Church at Al bv Messrs. P. Laiek, N. Ergv. and Goa bion, at a cost of 8400. Headitivoness. Tu be sure it must in Individual exiatenoo'dqwnds; Union City has a ciothseupiu factory Wauaxs. All natural products are the traits of labor and capital, and as national industries are only sustained and proposed bv an That I Must and Wil! Sell in Sixty Days. fa rapidly suUid.ng in | California. Hie Proaident' denies any change in I friends throughout the country would his policy regarding Louisiana L'L-.-____ I’ll_____ j if Moro than 10,000 immigrants have landsd in New York within a w»ok I jwst The late frosts bare badly damaged t be fruit crops ia many sections in Ionvatatra is uaroay, There ia great sympathy for the sur- । We also build the Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. Rooms and Offices to renta over my store. orgtmirod at Williauutou, Ingham ■.Max am *-i County, with a membership <?f 10 : it is entitled " Williamston Lodge No. 205.” product; therefore. The total number of men employed The victims ot tn the saw-mills at Flint ia 485, antral is exjwcted that 105,000,000 feet ot lumJv W HHi ■ —____ .__ to obtain from Cungreea and tho differ­ Iwr will including Dr. York, Henry F. McKee- ent State Ugialaturo-iauch Legislation Foundlaad. u may be nsceeendrf» control and limit The new M. E. church at Ludington, placement fa concerned,—naturally de­ Much enthusiasm fur the new Allan-1by law, within tho proper constitution­ was dedicated on the 28th silt. Rev. mends somsthiag unusual in ths wsy of al end legitimate limits, the rates and a celebration. It is fitting, too, at this advanced stage of our reconstruction, Cotton Exchange. Mfas Lillian Edgerton, the new. Ig । minply of Sult for sale at Lowcut market rates. 678. ’ ■* ws should, in toms pronounced manner, 1 foilMr. Cartwright of Marshall claim* ac knowledge that the humanity toward raaa<^ beautiful star lecturer is developed ia our neighbors— ng on marriage and divorce. their Brick Warehouse. an invention which does away with the 'ourselves — kl.l. _____ Ti l__ TT___ Hie Pope ia again very feeble. His “dead center” in the crank of the steam 81st birthday cam. on Tuesday, but he to extreme torture by tho populace to jrodi-eor may bo jointly rewarded fur engine,.thereby saving a large per rent neither unappreciated nor forgotten. of power. waa unable to receive and deputations. bis ho ■ toil, the ctmsumer have Ttis Salt isTwcm 1« R cat mat Ila sal! Enaal ii He Walter. Five car loads of United States in­ The South Haven I’omulogical Socie­ cheap products and our almost limilleM fantry |«ascd through St. Louis last furiatod as the eridimces of thia terrible surplus, find foreign markets at rateo to ty haa decided to make an importation ’• weak on their way to the Lava Bods. a of English Sparrow* to aid the fruit i compote with the world. The appointment of Miniatei-to Rus- ]0 BaTrel lotn and more sold to dealers at a very Email crime multiply, and come of their proAe*eJred, That cheap transportation, growers of that district in their war t aia haa Iwsa tendered to Judge Pierre’ rCar-load '-- ’ J Rates. both of Demons and propertv, being against insects. vance above pout, of New York, in tho place of Orr. 1 most conducive to the free movement of deceased. guilty parties and bring them to justice An attempt was made a few daya i consumption of tho p -oducta of different through the law. (ports of the Union, is essential to tha ceivod fur the roof, and it ia di-signed to could not be hollered. This matter has ago in tho streets of New Orleans to as- I occupied tho thought and attention ot its •iilfsre and p usperity of tho country. have the building completed in beptemsasaiuato Kellogg, the Governor of vroj-cturs for a long time, and has now JiesiiieeJ, That the constant and fre­ Editonal Brevities become sufficiently matured to be made quent association of the inhabitants of Hon. I. A. Fancher, who ably repre­ Of 2,254 boilers inspected in March remote parts of tho United States is not sented Isabella and Midland Counties public without faerct producing that in­ by agents of tho Hartfun! boiler i n*ur■ /"'XT, 2 — 14 jury which often accrue, frou; prams aoee company. 1,207 pare defective end MH10 1HH6 in tho recent session ot tho Legislature, turn and ill-advised publication. Administration Since 1859, tho revenue has become the managing editol w „ mon oua population within the vast area K^s15011"11"*^ to the rubject Iho Cungroeaional Coavea tian in St j o. ‘ our temtory. been just about 13,000,000 a year for Tcmiafnel Tuwllrn.cn arut waserotf; a xosrru evsuar Snelted, That th. best interred of corned by Mayor Brown.. Addreeoos Jonesvillo, in Hillsdale county, opens ; haa been fixed upon, for in the different porta of tho country atoi were made by tho Hon. Henry T. Blow should demand the freest possible inter­ and others. change of the industrial products of the Tha factory will have eighty looms, , «ndly, ba gotteu up. Boston haa tried Tho first installment of 5,000,000 tnevaried cliuiaieo and industries of the end it is owned by a stock company. | th. thing in a big temporary barn with tal cards waa shipped from Springfield. °f th° coa,P“,J’ “ » certain degree of success; Cincinnati revenue waa only 3570,000. A similar United States, so that breadstuff*, tex­ i ” is now attemp’mg to remove the die- Maas., to Washington last Monday. tile fabrics, eoal, iro-, lumber, sugar about gio.mw. Duriag the abeoncj of the family at: grace which the aaasions of the liberal Of this numlier. New York and Phil­ and various other products, local in their production, but general in their church on Sunday, the residence of Dr. i republican convention fixed upon their adelphia take 1,000,000 each; Boston, conaumptiun. may all reach the con­ Bissell, of Saginaw, was broken into i fair-ground hall, by giving a serial of St Loaie. Chicago and Cincinnati, 500.­ 000 each. sumer at the teort practical cost of Senator Sumner was divorced from transportation, and thM an arbitrary wife, Alice M. Sumner, by a Boston Connecticut shows that tho Stale debt and unm essury tax levied by the ing up miles of arehiteeturai fronts, and hla C»an on tho loth. . trau»]>urteni over and above a fair re­ A lady teacher nf Niles was waylaid The president has appointed Jaekmuneration for his investment is a bur- and “wallop, d” over tho head with an fork as Chief, LITERART ROTICES. vice Van Hathat thia was done under a Republican I "IP" Stalky Cultivator 1 Robbins MUDGE. SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR WOOD ; Water Lime Shingles of all kinds, pi/IE LU/OBEIf FUItfISffED Ifi CAA LOUD LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Com. Sjjijtoe SAWING MACHINES ! in FIELD BOLLEB8, HABBOWS, SCRAPEKS. CORN TOOLS. Etc fi mb jib BUCKEYE » CRAIN DRILL And a Full Line of Farming Machinery. Qooermif. DWIGHT A- BURRALL. JOSEPH PFLUG ! Administration. bit JibeeW, That certain leading railroad C-. 8. Knickerbocker, rorenllv a night * “ ,h“ eo^Tt h* [ Of wUt liati, Chicago is to have, during the tire: corporations "of the cuunby. although chartered to subeervo tho bailie interest clerk in the Bay Cltv Postoffire, has ! “ ‘A*® J* Dy whom conand endowed with the right of eminent mtmo^fi^m'lfa^iMered'Stoira I A P*U*OC* ‘“d “1 attention fate.i. ?fa™.,, “j*n’t1™*.■?“d--a|"• Michigan Southern Railroads. suggested themselves, and impart so The exi«nmantol rafting logaacpies j much of ths details as the Ti-ss deems to plunder the imblsc, enrich themselves and impoverish the country through which th»y run. to bold such corporations have not only disregarded item of importance to Chicago. The Jeelam Cdasze of Friday, says: forbid. In a hall or church T Worse Gen. IL ll. G. Minty was in town at reduced rates. Everybody should reufa,. n.. cfa-ni i. «>™ifa.n«fa,j»dUfa(fa.j Utl a oral buperintendent of the Atlantic. If.».t—-i.a—... Kxroar says that Hon. H. H. WheelGulf and West India Transit C railway managenwnt having failed tu formerly the Florida Bailway. sical efforts enjoyable. moot tho juat expectations ami demand of a long suffenng people must be radth" iclly reformed and controlled by the lteoc.pt. for the week ending Mav 13th i **•* bwn -1*1” strong hand of the law. both State and I1 “ National, and railway corporations com- am. fa. CH.31M9-, fafa, . b.r. in tb. Tr—r, of »«.Sl».7S; I tb. Wtat U pelied to perform their proper functions ■ one of the meat most ulnc-ant elegant and and anbatantis! substantial Heteked, That to thia end we invoke A great tnoe ting of tho State romo- the States of the Union in excluding from our the bench, valuation cf 890,000.000, against 17 8,­ and friends of tho society, by tho citi000.000 in 1872. Thia does not look Boston sold JXI.UOO postal cards In iree hour, and the first one sent out gltah Legal and Economic History." Canada haa a publie debt of $122,400,1TU. In 1M7 It amounte.1 to $ai.aiti,afll. Thia ia wtial the school arithmetics republi^ied within a week at Boston.— apeak of no Reduction Ascending. It fa 1 ‘The Red Cutton Nightcap Commodore Vanderbilt fans settled upon the city ol Nashville, Tenn., as -Country. Hie alto for the nsw Methodist Velvet- lou’s Mogaciav is one of the best publi- CITY BACON & KARRS’ MEAT MARKET! The Ohio Constitutional Coaventleu mot at Columbus on Tureday and ebnee Judge Powell temporary Chairman, ii full of just such reading matter a* and Judge M. R. Waite of Toledo for the public delight to get hold of, and we Ereatdent. cetablfotinisntof a weekly newajiapor tn Topeka in the Intervet of the colored people of Kansas, to bo called tho ‘•Western Advocate." In a week or two more South Rend wlU have In running order, another l*aper MHL with a oopsteity of 00 tons of irlntlng jiaper per .week. Wm. H teseb A Co, proprietors. II ia announced from Washington that the Prvwldant will make no ap­ pointment to fill the vacancy ocoaalotiod by the death of Chief Justice Chase un­ til the meeting of Congree*. Brasi! lisa taken another step forward in abolltlosi of slavery. The Emj-eror apurowa a decree which makes free all children born hereafter of slave parent*. any other building in existence, is t OOP feet in length, with a proper Keep Tottr Girls Hone Bights. stories, an historical article, a lot of curium matters, nice iUuatrauons. comic delights an inteligent household, for tare. Jt is cheep too, being only 11,50 looks better and brighter than ever. Address Thomse A Talbot, 30 Bromfield Street, Boston, fur a year’s subscription. PATENT COOLER! MUCH BETTER OONDITION E. C. Stedman, co well known for hie Michigan Publishers aeeocuition have FRESH 350,000 to beautify the grounds. FISH DWG THE SEASON. That 4 will bo the temporary their daughters are young yet, and can JtcnlUy. Lander waa discussed in May, and Tsunyson, Mn Browning, Brownof the entire south end. little side ration. their energetic action and New School” are to follow. JOSEPH I’FLUO. been enlarged,to an eight column paper. people are os sure of their daughters, and if you take the trouble to inveeuLthai Sally in running 1. Temperance tn both the publishers and of tho city. stellation of Monthlies. Our lady friends nary power of observation can discover, that the daughters of mpoctablo pa­ spirit, variety and,excellencies of all the rents in ordinary ranks of life, who are not watched by their olden, flock to the and are discreditably tin. feeling. of a pair of elegant Chromoe worth 310 as a premium. First-Class Instruments. IM MBH I At Hantings. My MACHINERY new Scales. New Styles. Beat of Work l Tbo New Prices. choicest literature. It only costa 31,50 xmtact with boldaeeaiuiiisa and boldness Veiy Low. any household in th. land. Published by Choris. J. Peterson, Philadelphia, Which wiD New Advertisements. tea ■ quwuiTEE satisfaction! cuMMiMiojrr.Rtr notick. aaffeOM Wareroom. #0, habit of ring all night with bet girl friends. NEW WAREHOUSE Adjoining C. F. Dwight A Oo.«s for rare JOB Qreen^t Eighth St,, Jf. K �Dt* R^rUBuc^ji B\h»eh COM MOS COVWC1L. Rogular mooting of thii Common Council, Monday evening. May 19, IM’S. 1‘rooent—Mayor, Recorder and Alda. Dr.wson, Beasmfr, Haras, Bentley. Minutes nod and approved. A petition was presented signed by and By-Laws, fur a permanent orgao- W. 8. Goodyear, Jno. Beesmer, Jno. Uatlon made the following report: Cole and five other* for tho opening of “Your Committee would rmpsctfttlly an Alloy. report that they hare considered the On motion the petition was roforvd to •ubjeet of an urganixation. and have Peninsular Railway. "»• direst Beet* I* lb. Bl tUlIrwtaad Maetefes It..re., lb. tnuterst Orsad Br^aJa. uel lb. Umef Bstlevea Ata* te ^OeTuST**** M*dM**: and exclude some citizens who might otherwtee take part In our delibera­ tions ; therefore they would respectfully paugh,•‘his majesty, the King of Ameri­ can •bowmen,'’ with ip* shows, requir­ ing over one thousand mon and horses, and no lee* than thirty tents, will re-visit our city soon. This concern i* too well known to cur citizen* to require any rccommeadation at our hands. It ha* often lieen in our rity, and tho universal decision ha* been that it wa* tho largost and fin*«t circus and menagerie ever ia thfo part of tho conatry. 'Tor th* pres­ ent .'essoa Mr. Foropaugh offers a host of new attraction*, among them a Black Rhinocaros, two acting Came!*, Hawley, ths haro of triple Miraorsault, tho Black Vaark, Homed Horse, etc. Buch a truly groat establishment does honor to any city ii may virit, and our citizen* will auxloTuljr await its arrival. A fire broke out at hnlf-gazt one A. M ., Munday,-in a row o! frame dwellings nu Wayne street A general alarm wa* sounded; tho wind waa blowing a gala, and a diaaetroua fire seemed im­ minent, as. when the department arrived the flanreo had burst through the roof of otto of the houws, but the Babcock Engine from “No. 8" house Ireing first on th* ground, immediately got a stream on the fire and extinguished jt. Th* rapidity with which thia engine ia han­ dled by the firemen, and its great effici- ' J. BOgMtOL l».M. CHURCHES. from time to time hereafter. In aooordnnee with adjournments, or the call of tho executive committee. Your Committee would also, respect­ fully recommend th* election of the fol towing peroona a* officers of tbeee meet- Spridh flowers am blooming. House cleaning U in order. Our city I* full of Stranger*. Many of our citizens arc fixing up the garden* beautifully. Tho 4th of July cornea on Friday thia year. A good day for a first clan cele- >For President. Traveras PhUBpn. •• Vice Prwldsnt, J. W. T. Orr. •• Sd Vies •• Alvin W. Bailey. •• Secretary, Henry H. Bailey. “ Trsseurer, Oscar D. Spaulding. IC55 Jtoticsj. A German ItpJge of Odd Fellows’ will be publicly instituted al Niles, ou H’Acrea*. Tits act ef selling Intdxltho 2tth, inst. eating liquors, to be used so « beverage. /^Vcgptation is somewhat backward ' Is a grave criminal offlrnre, affecting the l«acu and well-being of society to a and is not coming forward very fast, greater extent, and mure directly, than moot any other crime known to our owing, to the cool weather. Law*, and causing untulJ lore of proper­ ty, suffering and even death, to thou­ sand* of nur fallow citlxens ; beside* enormously Inerrealng the burdens of ■ ICH1U* CESTRll R. R. Grani Rmr Valley Division ■f.5 Wo will Sell CH EAT. or Bent to a r sjcnsibte party, the Farm known n» tl John C.- Hpcncer Farm, in tho townsh of Baltimaro, conziating ot W acre*, i ixntirovcd. Fair Hou*-, good fruit. 3 r- r nwidUT A Cfl sxftasisas-sss «= st LB ! 1 Say man ; are you bungv ? Woman are you tint for want of food ? Child do you want something to eat f If so call at L. E. Stauffer's Eating House North Side State Street, whore you will find everything in tho lino of eatables, only 25 cents pertaoaL________ 4Gif Ku* Ho.—N. T. Parker of this city will sell at low figures, fur rash or gxxl approve*! notea : two good M.ires, one weigh* about 1200 Iba, tho othur about 900 lb*^ two Single buggies, two double buggies, two double awl two single Har­ nesses. Hero are bargains fur those wanting such prujwrty, that are not often met with. l'«W fork. 45tf 'Soar Ftstt-—Ono day the firs: of this week. Maser*. Fred Barlow, Mr. Hoff­ man and W. Kelley, threw of our wide awake young man, caught a sturgeon in the Thornapple Hirer, that was fire feet and three inches in length anil weighed 51 lb*. Try again boys. W z rxxD th# following complimentary notice ot one of cur well-known citizen* in the Mason Co. JJstcrd published at Ludduigtun- It ray*: Mr. 8. P. Cady ia now delivering to hi* customers in'this locality some of die fine*! fruit trues that haro been brought to this city. streets, se he felt a week ago for Califor­ nia, intending to spend * part of the summer tn that delightful climate, ho|>I ng by a jirotraeted stay, to Improve hl* bsalth, which lias been poor for several month*. W* hope no seriou*disea** may make Its appearance among ua during hl* absence, fur we should hardly know who to apply to for relief. A man, McFarland by name, run­ ning a pedllag cart for Alexander of Kalamazoo, died last night al W. W. Bugbee'* about three miles ***: ot here. He had the tneaalea, but as the disease did not make It* appearance upon the GREAT $8.00 Other Stores ask eu ranch more for the some goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollaraN largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing w&t of New York. Suits 12 to 40 dollar*. Latest Styles’ of Boys attd Children’s Suita front two years and up­ wards. Prices, 2 to 20 dollars. TBlWItS BAGS IMUSES Paper, Ixsathcr, and Zinc Trunks from $1.2\to $20. are square dealing in all our actrans, Cheapest store in Michigan, and ■trictly ONE PRICE. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE I 36 Canal Street, Remember our name " STAR CLOTHIXG HOUSE” is on the Doors and Windmrs, so de not be deceived by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. lots on Washington street. Dr. John Roberts haa boon putting I American Organ hit lota in Ano order, laying out his gar­ den in good style. IL Mudge ha* built a fine addition to his largo dwelling house on East Green street, and haa repainted it, changing the color from brown tn white, which Is OM to tie Pillic is its Imti Everybodu Should try them before-BiLrchasing Elsewhcr THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON, AND GABLER PIANOS. jierfecting a fine chicken perk, which he duign* shall bo second to none in the city. V'-Tho work ou the school boos* ia pro­ grossing finely, and FRANK L. WARD. the repute now Hastings Allegan. /“lion. John M. Norina ia repairing and rebuilding tho fence about hi* resi­ dence, and otherwise beautifying hia Tan* to nra Lxrrxx.—The Nite* Drewmt says, •■publishing a newspaper is a .peculiar business. A* long as its pat­ ron* are gently stroked the smooth way everything is lovely, but just reverse tho motion, and they will set up a ‘ysowl’ that would make the most amiable tom­ cat in the country curve hla sptos." Bcuxn.—On Saturday nighi the Book* for tho boy* and Books for th* Sew Mill 'at Sheridan, owned by Mr. FJwxrd Cook. wa. entirely destroyed girb, nt the Citr News Pep-d by tire. Lose setae $500. While Mr. School books, a full assortment eon- WiUuwn was at iho fire some graeeleM Stantly ua hand at tho City News Depot. scamp broke into hie grocery near at band end stalo name $50 in cash. A* '•^sasrsuesuis^iM Hall's Vegetable Hair Renewer now stands among tbs first, and at the head of all articles for a similar purpose. The testimony of our physicians ia conclu­ sive a* to its value; and we are person­ ally acquainted with sccre* of cases wherv^t has boon used with the best of results. It will restore gray hair to its original color, and loaves it glossy, and in a healthy condition ; while, for beads troubled with dandruff, or any disease of the scalp, it acts like a charm in cleaning them. Tty it, and you will not bo disappointed. instantly and effsdually teyed by giving al! kitxl* of printing in better style and Dr. Ransom's Hive Syrup and Tolu or at chugper rates than any other office in Honey Syrup. The lives of many •off­ tha ciqr. > ths public, through Ita constituted euering children have been saved by ad­ rthontles; to bring public offkader* to May 30th is Dvcvrabon day—In most1 justice, sad, Account of Tho*. Altoft work ou stnot* ministering this -valuable remedy in at­ of our cities and village* it i* to ba H'Aer<tu, Tho Statute of tills $10.75, was presented and on motion ' tacks ot Croup All families where there lias made it tbs special duly of the ubearwal. #hnll Ha»tiags prove on ex- State Common Council of cities to Institute was allowed as follows: $2.75, 4th ward are children should keep it in the house. cvptioa—wo trust not proceedings against any anil all person* fund. $4.50, Sd ward fund, and $3.50, i Pries only 35 cents. guilty of this oflbnce. whenever the Thn Allegan Jgtmal any*, that the -___ .t.n_____ ... from General Highway fund. , certifimlra of stuck will be isiuod to the By AM. Wood— it contain electricity t It cures a* if by i stockholders of the Mansfiuld, Coldwater That the street Committee bo directed magnetic influence Neuralgia and ell and lake Michigan R. R.. on Thursday, to examine tho job of Jueeph Cole, on pein, and is therefore being properly May 29 Green etrovt between Broadway and called Magnetic Balm. Tu Bit. Csxvur Cuxx of Marshall, pedal duty of the <>>mmon Council to Church street, and determine what work1 ’ See advertisement in this paper. Institute such meaeur** uwlll. at ls«*t. I will fauach in tho Presbyterian Church stop th** publie sale of intoxlcatlnc H'|U- is necvMary to be done in order to com­ iu this rity, at half post ton o'clock next um within th* rity limits, and we. there­ plete said job, and report at the next f The Fruit crop in this County is prom­ fore, petition that Honorable Body to ising well, and jlosn not seen to hire i Hublndh t-toening, and at Irving in the a.lppt a resolution. Instructing and n meeting of this Council. A petition was proeonted asking fori boon seriously injured, except Peach*.*, qulrlng of the City Attorney, mwlsted l by the Mamba!, to commence prowl­ tho laying out a road signed by P. A.I by the frost Ing* against auy and all person*! who weather rvj«Jrt* an- tu be daily posted , shall sell eptr'tuous or Intoxicating liq­ Sheldon, Seth Saulsbury, Milo Osburn uors hi violation of law tn the City lim­ Al Troutwitw's Barber .Shop, sign of up in the I’oetoffire in this city, and it*, and to promptly remove such offi­ On mouun lb* petition wn» rcferod the big polo and mror, where you can that he has received the 6 antes in cer* for a failure or refu*al to faithfully .comply with euch resolution, and to-ap- to Street Committee. always get a good job done in the,bar­ which they arc ta be placed. point such other person. In their place* By Aid. Woodber line. Al always keeps a|lar;v aawho will faithfully comply. Rnotvnt, That we, as ritlscns, will To Bruch care cannot bo taken about Tbat tho Mayor the Chairman of tho ■ortnxmt of collar*, tree, U>bacc.n, cigars earnestly support any and all mraauna and gent's furnishing goods on hand. building tires tu bum up rubbish, a*' of tha Common Council, or any other Fire Committee and Aid. Hams, to conFare from 5 eta. upwards; ImggaiX' some nxwntly built have v.-ry much eastitutod a Committee, end bo authorised dangssed the rsetdeneM of several of' to purchase 400 feet of Hoee, Coupling our rittecns. Remember it is exceedingly Nozxles and Hoee Cert tor tho rity. dry and windy these days. Adopted by ayee and nayoe as tallows: Ayee — Dawson. Mudge, Benmer, A Farewell Banquet was given by the Wood, Hams and Bentley. Old Fellows' of New Haven, on Thurs­ day evening, to Hon. Charlo* A. l*-gan, Br AlA Bentley— M. W. Grand Hiro of the Grand I/rdgo, Ertolni; That th* street Comnultne I. 0. O. F. of tho United States, recoatbn authoria*d tu lurrey the street de­ ly appointed hftntetor to Chib. ’ scribed in the petition of Muy 22, 1S72, running from Hanover street to die rest~' Eucrzn.—Tire Epiacojiol Convention thinking i«rb»|« •otneililug of imper­ deac* of Eradex Hin tho propriety of < in Boston cn Thursday, elected the Rar­ ial, cw might occur, but from present sp- tsin and, *!•<>, tho atn'junt Dr. II F. F*d Jock, of Brooklyn. Bishop paaraocet, I might sUlI^walt ou, so roneluded tn uriid you a few lines, think­ Adopted. ing perbapa they might prose accept Oe motion Council adjourned. ablelf they were no'. ao v.ry interesting. There are but few plantingeorn asyet FARM FOR BALE OR TO REST- Michigan Central R. R. 0U>, RELIABLE ABD DIRECT ROUTE, Ou motion of Aid. Danton the rejKirt was accepted and adopted. Account of A- J- Bum, $4,00 »u al­ lowed. by Ayes and Naves as follows : Ajee—Dawson. Mudge, Wood, Besstnor, Hams and Bentley. Nayea—none. Account of W. I. F. Hama, going to Grand Rapid* in regard to Fire Engine $4.00, presented and on motion allowed. Account of Geo. M. Reed, service as Marshal, $11.66, presented and allowed. Account of Alien Jones, $41,66, nor­ vice as Marshal, presented and on mu- OUR More good news, u.td more new goods. The Modoc* have not all been kilted nor captured, but R. Mudge haa a larger stock of goods, Iwtier goods, and che*i>*r good* than any bouse iu this ritv. Doa’t uriisve it bey I Well it >e a foot, end call at his store, on State street, and your doubts will be «t onse dispelled. Sheriff Vrooman ia building addition­ al guards about ths shade trees around the Court House ground*, and w» be­ hove is going Io fix up tho old fence a a branch iu New York City. May IH&2. whieh ha* grown to be larger than th* parent booA-increasing steadily, year by year, until now it has the agency of niariy «'Vi>rv newspaper in the United States and Britteh Provincns, and docs a j earl v business of hundreds ot thou*anda ot dollars. 8. M PettengUl 4 Co. have recently opened another branch office at 7U1 Chestnut 8tre*t. Philaddphia, where they ore doing a successful Patent 0S*c to Michigan lanaiors, tor tho week ending April 29, 1 ‘’78. and * ocn bearing that date. Furnished this paper by Cox 4 Cox, Solicitors of Pat­ ents, Washington, D. C. Extension Stop Ladder—L. B. Covert, Log Tamer—Jas. C. Moore, Ypsilanti. Iterulviug Book Case—laither B. Pert, Tecumseh. advsrtiwng exceeding ten million* of Fire Escape Udder—Cha*. H. White. dollar* lincecommauaiug buiinee*. Tlii* firm is favorably known not only through­ out this country, but in all part* of the world They hsvs estahitehod a repoto­ York, SAookraft. tem for houorx'd. end foir dealing which Toy—Cortland Ball, Detroit any finn might envy, and but few have Machine for Thrashing and Hulling attuned to.' We congrutulat* them upClover-Isaac T. Barton, Union City I Washihg Maobtns—Geo. J. Colby, Reading. . aycan jsnni tn hundreds M business I Railroad Gir Spittoon—Harrisun J. men who have followed their adviaa and trusted to their sagacity. aad avail­ ed tberorelrre ol thmr foodie who List or Lrrrxxs remaining at tho have made fortunes for thesiaolrss. and Hayings I'. O, May 20th, 1878. Mrs. Hannah M. Eaton, Mra. J. B. Mod hoartly wo indorse all our oo- Huws.Mre. John Surer, Mr. Allan tempoaxry ozya of Maesn. 8. M. Pat. Henry, John C. Har*:., Miss Mary t*ugill 4 Co For uariy twacty years we hare bean doing bnsiaes* with tb*m sad bare always found thorn perfectly ettriclrt ro/MWW' SIMMONS & CLOUGH �Ayer's EW IDTEITISEMESTH. Dauchy A Co'*. Column. ■ Wisharts Pine Tree Cherry -Pectoral, ITORS Tar Cordial, NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY lifts! Wild Life in the Far West PROBATE ORDER. you wave. Aly half turkeys enough to start n flock with, if yon have a good range. Twelve dollar* will buy a pair cf pure bred turkeys, if ordered in the early part of tho mumb. Tbs han will lay for the first sotting about 15 eggs — If tho eggs are taken from her, and pat undsr hens she will vary soon lay a dosen or more for tho setting. If they are properly cared for, and turned daily white they are in the house, they are quite sure to hatch. It is safe to calcu­ late upon' thirty eggs from a good bird, and a flock of a dosen or morn tho first season. Tho .Balance i* altogether in favor of buying the fowls. Tliere is littla chaqpe of getting cheat’d; far if the birds do not unit you, you have your remedy ai once. Bat you do not know what ia in tke eggs till the end of tho season. Tte bust m»fety package for tho transportation of sggs. yet invented, is the orary of tho mother. It ia quite rare for fowls, properly boxed, to be damaged in transit They can be cent acroM the continent with about tho same safety ** acrosa a county. It coat* but little more to buy good fowls, and yon generally gain ono season.—Cor. Poultry r to Hava Rsut Pen fork Tnteow gives tl Thompson, of Staten Island, prepared potatoes for on early crop : From tho middle to tho latter part of March tho tubers were cut, leaving two eyes on each piece, and these pieces wore placed dose .together, eyee up, in shallow wooden boxes, having in them a layer of. about two inches of sand. The seed was 1 covered with the stuno thkknSs* of sand, t and the boxes wore then ptecod in a warm I • house cellar, end in a week or so would begin to ejirout, without further care, beyond giving them a few light water­ ings, in case the sand becomes dry ou top. In the course of three or four weeks, and by the turn tho pwod be­ came dry and warm enough for planting, these potatoes in the boxes would have Hprouts an inch or two in length, and an abundant supply of healthy roots. In tho mean time tho ground was prepared for planting in the ordinary way using a liberal allowance of wsil-roited ma­ nure. When tho drills were opened, and everything in readiness for planting, tho boxee wen carried out and tho sprouted seed placed along the drill, 15 inches apart, and nt pnoo covered with , —..tto— a __ «:___ ___ _ LIVINGSTONE AFRICA el C«w«" BLACKBURN, H. I BitiiIhb'i lew Tortile WATER WHEEL, VINECAR BITTERS Ayer’s Write fir Utie lUnstralfli Pre List Address Tigaolia Balm Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair it* natural Vitality ana Color. A dressing Chromo School Cards, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLET’S CITY CHBOMOS BtlliND-SCENES Dr. Crook's Winecfl. r' 4, preserving the Bair. It Mon 1 ratera faded or yrey hair to iU ori.jir.aZ color, with the and frahneu of ymiih. Thin DEPOT. Oil Paintings transplanting, tho growth will not bo chocked in tho leas:, and, with warm' weather, in a few days the young tops I twitter l.k” are well abovo ground, white potatoes | FL’BLlBHlNt planted in tho common way have not yet snouted. This gives a clear gain of fromteo to three weeks on tho date of | ripening, with much more certainty of| an even stand df stalks, and cf course a IN WASHINGTON larger yield from a given space.’ ulooining Complexion. The Piae Tree Tar Mai, IO VEAlih cured by its use. Nothing can restore tho hair where tho follicles are de­ stroyed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such a* remain can I* aavsd by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a now growth of hair ia produced. Instead of fouling tho hair with a peaty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ita occasional u.w will prevent the hair from turning grey or foiling off, anil consequently prevent baldness. Tha restoration of vitality it gives to tho scalp arrests and prevent* tho forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often ao un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those WORM SUGAR DROPS •«ra. DOUCHE.^ rious to the hair, tho Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found ao desirable. Containing neither oil noulyo, it does not eoil white cambrie, and vet hull' long on the hair, giving it a ricn, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume. u ofiSra tend llroaer. Tho .'l.ivr Hoeowfrr ore harotrrSI:h tor cnileato o' to. < it, Traararw iSSKRSWSTSJt-IrtK Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., DR. CROOK’S salt upon his tomato plants. Ho ap­ plied it at various times during the sea­ son. and ia every case ita effect waa seen in tho increased growth of both plants and fruit. In some cases he lays tho roots of backward plants bare, sprinkle* them with a tcbloepoonfal of ordinary , barrel salt, and covers with soil. Plant*: treated in this way taka an immediate ■ atari, and develop tho fruit. A Good Diatxrrcrjjry.—A practical housewife ■ ays ah* know* tha following to be ono ot the moat efficacious disin­ fectant*. It wa* discovered by the French Academy of Science, and not long ogu was mentioned iu the Seieotife American Take slaked lima rind tour over it the strongest brine. After thor­ oughly mixing, lot it remain a short time, when it will bo ready for use. WINE ^OMI ^7-TERV.S DODD'S Notice to Special-Tax Payers. NERVINE DOES IT! ■60,000 00 For peins in Brwutt, Side or Bark, Gravel or Kidney Disease, Diseases of tho Urinaij Organs, J tundice or any Liver Complaint, n a Ik Jew Eutaf FiBity Utm Lutooor, Nes, May 10, 1873 The Wee* draws new solders into its capacious bosom by ita fertility, ita free homestead*, and ita infinite demand for labor, whether skilled or unskillod. It also drives them tu inks shelter under ita wings by competition New England ones raised her own brwadstaAi bat sho haa long csaaed so to do. The product, of richer and lands conspstsd rfidt her fanners, till it 'RISE 12,000,000 ACRES, SINE’S It Li also a superior Tonic, Restores the Appetite, Strengthens the System. Rattores the Weak and Debilitated, Cansea thoFood to Direst. Bemovea Dyspetaia and Ludlgcstion, Prevents Malarious Fevers. «* Ulres tone to your System. TUT DR.CUOOK’S W7VRHFT t u :HTERPfttSE. MaarnnMC' . GIVEN AWAY. ‘saw Seliiers ESttUsl tc! Itaaatealcf 160Aats UNDERGROUND UK BELOW THE SOIEACE I The Babcock EF1 KALAMAZOO. LOWELL & NORTH­ EiM MI CHIGAS RAILROAD. COMPART. CLEVELAND.wrm THE IEBTPAIBTISTHEWOBLD. •SfirWtopn. AGENTS WANTED for tbu work. Kiel our* trrr.tory el’re. XrraW eaasnko Sloe a owtl> saUiac ikei test. ItaeS for eirrelore ud uru to ■<»■» J.llUBSBTDI ’ A KT SUBSCRIPTION BOOK. 15 Corn Shetlers, 15 Feed Cutters, 8 Wood Sawing chines, PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. Music Teaching. EDWARD M FOOTE, M. D. Which we will Exchange for WOOD doliveiad at oar Foundry ; or WHITE ABH. OAK at ROCK ELM LUMBER delivered there or at any Mill within UU miles at Haatingx POKE ROOT. POULTRY WORLD t'-Wvi-ferssfe � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-05-28.pdf 1a175a8c77faffde7e4ce20757481a6d PDF Text Text The RyNsuW B Flacky Vermont Bay. barely out of his towns, steppod of train on tho Cleveland 4 ToUdo csq>«t-bsg in h nearest hotel. TSftUS-. •*>-O" HtB VSAU. I.X AUVANHE. ‘ VOL XVIII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Iwwl apd Ww Cari?. H 't II. II WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1873. Portrp. FORD BLOWN UP. THE cm OLIVER PLOWS! is incited. n n«rw.< a The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” Every one likes it. Everybody speaks highly of it. Even competitors Advertise it F. <1. IIOLIIKOOK. SXUY S1 baw. WW« In I’Xsww.«II. ; b.s,vidJrte HTStrJlic alanknnlillSa'vliMk r. a. ' WM. II. lit HGItEli. . ,1'unblr to Mill their ir own. own, wiilic while nie tho Oliver Ulililul Chilled ’ Plow l'»> could be u-. hsd. they thought to secure• a portion of tho trade traifa by jiroourtig |<rocudsig some antneof of tho O< OCT l!n6>rtunatcly not being paatrtl, and nnd unable to get tbenC Iboiir Irani the Manut Msnufacnu pottnl. torero, they gottiM ।----------•— •A -• ------------*--•— two -----------------------jno yiibu-. plow manufactured years mro a ' not miaixcd to th. wntifa of our soil and are uiaktag a fatilo endear itoout ro- lecclvcd by soch rtatementa bui cutna and gel PTA>W JOHN ROGER IS The Manufacturers’ Agents for Barry County ! UPJOHN. • Aud kevpnaustautly'on hand a large stock of POINTNjand atber Repair*. E. F. BROWS. M. D HnM«nrATnil-Phv>Msas>.1 r.t factory' 11... om.y Wagon that bn-tlte HLOIT. SHOULDERED SPOKE. Buckeye .Mowers and Hcupers, Superior Grain Jirills, Jthica ]\'iicrl and. Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc. Salt! Salt! Salt! PXPtrrr V. K- UantoOUn.nl J. P. ROBERTS & FARMERS RIMSMER. HUTH Jt CO. Look to your interval ninl j.urduuwyour Salt al the old at^iid uf| BLACKS DRUGS I Medicines A.kn„«l~te-j In U lb. aa<«tec lannuuam ! gtegjgtsscrSsStar.: i tyiient yon know you got iiohe but the F'lllST (QUALITY. PAINTS & OILS DENTIST Mil - Mitkija. J^Lso DlfY <t00DS 'X C/loLcss V^utT' School Books rf- Stationery Pure Wines and Liouors! nut nirnitiNAL puRnitiKx. ItlPTlONN AND J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co. Sweet’s Hotel, FAMILY RECR1PT8. Emil? IM Hztaa M 19. 1872. BOABD AXl> UOOH «S-4-> I1.R PA I Michigan Exchange. THE SSMfflST MIT h 0413 «=! TO o 8 What is it ? Wir5te- i o IF YOU WANT Tee. My “Trip Hammer, " wllli p, * means which onabloa mo to wll Buggies io LOW ms to DEFY COM PETITION. a Sinjflc seal ButgiM as Low as South side State StreetHASTIIC., MICH . One Hundred. nn<! Txventy-flve Dollar*. b i CO 5" • h papku • ISTow Farmers, _ UAStana. Tljcro wunersr before an opportunity of this kind offered In nostinirs, whereby von could get a Bugw ter •“ small an amount of money. I do not Intend tu toueo __ builder ! toy reputation aa a । by MiUng a poor article. Hollelted. ................ I -88 I4-S i Tho subject was moat thoroughly in­ vestigated by McAplinc', while . State Engineer of Now York, with tho follow­ ing mulls: a= § *■ Railroads. Onbosaj 13. F. 8TEINHOFF — -DE N T IS T upon it qnmion that turn which its J. Cole & Son, WHOLKtULS A tUCTAlL nr trusts inst mm feta UH PU3TE2, STOSS Tita UK,1 UB ai HUB Shingles, Lath, &c. n* aw* liberties and their God. J.L.R^ED Tho Bowers are but the earth viviflod. MABBLE After Copt Halle death moat of tho Profanity. ITALIAN AMBKICU nany Miss Helen Wack, them a beauti­ ful and aceomplnlied Mis* in her tqens. to lectures and Jiublfa entertainments. Careful mothers expostulated with Aeir sous nliout aoiociating with him Abd if the jwrtinent offirpnng asked for reasons, they were triumphantly over­ whelmed with the reply, “Iln boards at Wack's I” This was a clincher, and thereafter no furthor questions warv .. speaking of Captain asked. Hall's death, says: Tho rebellion broke out and among too first to toko nn activo part in tho wort: of raising recruits was this plucky startod from the ship on a slsigo independent pointer. wxoauL ruled ths ship after Capt. Half MAXHOGD: HOI LOST, HOW ESTUEEDI .MONUMENTS HEAD HTONEH. TABLE TOPS. MASTLKS, SHELVES, ETC. ing walls and making his marks. Skill and pcnererance brought him etnploy- purjHjsoly alemdoiied them U> doatruclion. Ho gives MTWa.tb»urotoorologiB!. tho character of being euorgvtic, and qualified in h!a drpartmant, but thinks 5 ________ AXLE, Good WHEEL and a Good SPRING, l^e greatest of all Is the —------- - — which It amila of g—' -- ------------------------ ------- ‘‘-------- MSTIHGS SAW WORKS! fflf.sXtlS” Caj*. Hall had good health up to the camo on board, but complained soon af­ terward and said that tho heat of the cabin alTccted him. I asked him what ho would have. I was anxious to got him something nice. Ho did not care about anything bui a cup of coflbe and didn’t drink orsn that Ho was sick a tortaigiit, and talked very little. Ho was perfectly daliriaua tho hut few days. I think ho was paralixed on one side There was nothing strange thought •bout his death. Ho wm attended by North. • But Tyson savs that Bndington wraral limos exprnasod Lis determination tu send them, (Tyson and. bis jmrty) on too rood to boll aa soon as on ojiportunity offered. Ho clinracteriara Budiugton as a I— I shall oho bulk! HlGtlKK PHICS WoKK. KAUWMIMIxn. enough, sought out tho good citiaonn of Oberlin in his quest of cmploynjent At brat they lent a ready <<ar to bia story, and inquired into j-.rrticularj, bat soon* as they learned that he was stopping at Week's they fled dismayed. Tbo young man. after several incidents of this kind, strangely suspected that ho bad go* in­ to a smaU-jtox hospital; but being plucky and self-reliant, ho dutenuiued to tnako tho best of it ud bo under obliization* to nobodv. * A few days later a shingle daaglod ftotn a little shop, aayin to tbo poasar- summit level, that question U now «!- sufficient with tho present anwuul of . tied, and it remains fur tho Legislature 1 commerce, to support the canal In five to say how sum a work so splendid J jeans, or, at furthest, 10 years this lake sludl bJ cointnmioed and pushed to I commerce will bo doubled, and a cor.-umpletlun. ............................. : responding levs would soon reach • sum tho South contained espooial mention of When tho Slate sold out ite railroads, greater than ' the cost of the canal. tho ship. | it also disposed of ite interest in this ex-1 Tnia, tho canal will not saro all too On tlio sth of November ho died, and tho gallantry at LiouL----- , of tho ortilery. .Already tho young man bad, In nal, and although about •100,009 had . lake disasters ; but vnuels from any was buried ou Qgd 1th. I lK»n t xjicndod, tbo jm»joet was aban-1 port, of cither Like Eric or Michigan, HIS UBXVX _ dimed. Tho Blate, however, had cstab-1 bonnfl for thu canal, could so time • j lished thia initortaul fcct. "that the thcmsclvoe as scarcely ever to bo caught I boro souih-sauth-aasl about five Lund: Michigan Canal is practicable." From out in tho severest s‘onas; and I cuflMteh ImH as 1 hare beep able to nb-1 nut doubt that, by the canal, enough 38, longitude 61.44.on shore. | tain, by an examination of ths reports | vessala would bo sarod in fire rears to courted by tho lit । of tho United States Topographical jmy for its vnatruetinn. ‘ *k’’i o'*" Ur*' ’M,U1,r Survey, and from Information given tno TJio cost of improving thu lino from uaw oi uooin, ano com­ by tho Hon. Henry A. Khaw, t>f Eatun, the Hudson River to Chicago, so as to tho ga'ntlotuan who introduced tho res- ‘ admit of rtosels of 600 tons is . a> fol- mand of tho North Polar Expedition. » All hands extent tho cook attcmlod ulution, I can giro, quite correctly I be- lows : Erie Canal, •18,500.000; Nisrra- bis funeral. Il waa a dark, dismal, cold,; A year later and tho poor jiaintor waa |i»ve, the lx's! gr'ntral location of the, ra. |3,510,000; Mioliigan, $7,u00 000i lln. • nl l.-u** 111.. I■ *ld,«t, Y luikj. Ir.l.,1 S*IJ 1 III 0141 • ________ windy and dimgreonbly day. The wind Cajitain of Artillery ntnl in command of Foil Hell, in front of Petersburg. His —.. ----- —............... -.......................... . -............................. uini, natuo waa in ovsiybody’s mouth, and It clurion. howoyer much an miliud awl, 000. This would cuiiuect Now York correct survey may vaiy it. i city aud Si. Louis ami Now Orleans by The greatts.t ulovntMmln It; the Liuur an inland route fur commerce or war. Fuuinsnla is fotmd in HilUlale ami tho It i* ettimatod that with these imsouth port of Jackson reuutica whfoh j prot-cmotita, the saving to transportaand make a brido.of Miss Helen Wack. fa 616 feet ab«.vo laikn Eric. Ou this tiun qn tho tonogo now passing over tho tho burial will forget that Oberlin then actually rojoiewd with him elcvatpl plateau is located 100 lakulets,' general linn would amount!annually to that give rise to tlio Huron, Ilalun. 8L over 85l*,OpO,OOQ, or twioo tbs oott of Jo-.’j.l:, Kalaumroo and Grand Rivera., improvements from New York dtv to bauunad by summer suu» and fro&n in is* n mcisi-i i» fj( Je,vph, Kolamaxxo, and Grand Chicngv Arctic sens, uvpt aloud. started a large manufacturing ostabliahrteaistsaiui “* BWlr tegvther. and so near on What, Mr. Chairman, will mt three I tho same plarw. that th<»r could bo eosi-; imprwcnients accouitiUsh for us f >d list l« wfo ' Iv united and tho waters <>f cither two' Tho existing pojiufadon of Europff is ! caus.'d u> flow into .. tho---------rouminiug <r , । •>7l»iopo,OOO®r whom 150,000,0(W are enterjiriao promised so Impefully, waa .. ... r_.. . <m| | Tho Grand rushes north125 miles - "■ consiituora <.f cereals to thu amount of felt by his <urrivort to be an inetreiva' Jnckaon. whrro it is lllfa fi*,-t six noariy 1,000.000,000 ba.hol.- Their bly lose. Thoen thougTlls uero ujmcrmoU in moans for further pruductiau are limitj north to Eaton Rapids j at this joint it •d. Tlio dependance of Great Britain the winds of all, and wheu the tunnral party returned to tho ship there was a Oberlin, started a paint-shop without cannot l«> far from 25U feet abovo lako I level- Ilvginning, then on Lake Mich­ oomo* uiorv apparent. In ,1855 it hushed ritenae attending the protormanco ever handling a brush before in his-lib. fought bis way up to Captaiacr, tur­ I ignn, at tho mount of thu KklauiOKu, a amounted to 59.02 per cunt, and in I860 ned tho protiirax girt in Oberlin, and ' hurixir which the Gvnoral Government it row to 88 per cent. With enlarged ttuulc hie fortune, is Hou. Stophen W. channels we can ciuupeto alth tho world I prove, at)d losato at the boat point fur fur this foreign deuKUd. At 'paper ! the united cuuitnereo of Chicago, Racine |irie<-* our surplus would* bo almost * tin- Capt Ilndington, tho sailing master of and Milwaukee, we find tlio rivet sus­ tho Polaris, and says that Captain Hall ) reptible of sluck-wator, improvenu at will begrudge him his good furiuno.— for n comidotahlo distance, and at no surplus. Then the highlands of the gn at expense ns far pcrLai.* as Kola- Hudson wonld boevrae tbo gateway of thing bed in tho cutfco which bo drank such n cunmerce as neither Tyro, or on returning from the slmlgo oxpoditiun. nor Antwerp over drcan dreamed, That made him akk, and ho hail a bum- The Adrian Light Guard Summoned 9 laxo level u no Venire, Yonire, n»r v — v towardr thia___ _____ ____ i?k 200 feet. From Look gateway now__4 and. .. ing sensation. has a mote rapid ns- — - —IJ— linns Christian's statement is to the cent, it being 248 foot above lake level at Marshall and 345 fret at Albion. In to Capt Hall's death. urtlcr that the summit level may bo Tho prevailing nnprrerion, among die ketit as low as practicable elongations will admit, it is deemed ' beit to lent <• silcoco on the sabiret, the valley of tlx> Kalsmaxuo at Dattlo ' York Stale but ripening fruits of her master of the 1’olaru, willfully abac- imrmrturabU ■ ■..I Ba ~ >L_ Creek city, nnd follow tbo Battlu Crerk j canal system. Hom'd them to their fate branch of the Knlamasou on a long ra­ Build tho Michigan Ship Canal, and We bad boon anticipating ths break­ diant north around to near Eaton Raji-': from Detroit to traugatuck will arise a ing up of ice for some time, and if ho ids, which wo will call the center of tho ■ cimtinuoua lino of populous commercial had wished to hare Jysun and his comare. Then bonding southerly to and and manufacturing towns. Over half Light Guard, that their sorvioas would crossing the Michigan Central Railroad bo required to aid tho Government in nt Dexter, on tlio Huron, which point light that they would not have ventured putting down and exterminating Hm> ia 232 fi'ot abovo Inko Erie; thou fol­ to bo absent at so critical a juncture. Modocs. Tho dispatch purported to lowing tlio valley uf the Huron, striking to tbo MissiMijipi by steamcra. Michi­ come from tho Adjutant-General, ami tho Detroit Rirer nuar Detroit, t<t near gan coal will not only to 'mined and THE CAPTAIN OF THE N0RTH- or below tho mouth of tbo Huron, nt plated upon tho banks of tho canal in drift away so suddenly that tho mon Um demand was peremptory, and •• forthwith.” The cHect of thia exci­ plcasuro. quantities sufficient to supply tho pass­ could not have Iwsn rescued from their ting summons ui>oa tbo peaceful Light A* 1 have stated too Load w aters of ing fleets of vessels for their voyages perilous position. the St. Joreph can bo turaed into tho from Chicago to Buffalo, where they Captain Tyson thinks that ill feeling Graed. Thia lino would have, torn, rxfald yeeoai tor New York, aud from and bed designs on tho part at Budin*­ . r_ „ for water supply, tho KahuuMoo, Bat­ Buffalo to Chicago, but also to supply hill and dale, t)u> tidings flew—ami tle Creek, to which the Thornappte tho inimeruw manufacturing intaresta there were polo chocks and trembling Ur itow. w« rsssot *Mc tins all 1 River may lw addifl, tho Grand River that will spring up along its banks. i;_V- --.I _ J_ t -r_____ :___ -i" for tho summit level, and the Huron, ation to go as for north as possible, and Tbir MkathMb*rv«etwM»MS|>l»r<. with a hundred interior lakes, as natuAnd drtw Ikm tbr ausral «s> : Bndington'a detennination, from fear or lie. Did Y^Woo/ wmM-wMs BsetHk »u. reservoirs for water storage. i of the unpor pat HreUtd tr Itet distil. Tn-do 1 I am unnbln to giro tho whole estlpulled nod rolled. ctrrstx rraox’ Il brissi lbs UsstbiM test UuIims ibliM* Ta uxbor Fut wbtn Mttewa rati i It adn ea with ■ aaaue atwlasa Tli u auian Is ti/t lb« ranbllM •••«!. length 216 milss, was 12,250,000. The direct distance across tho Peninsula Un arse aa new. ssd'llfa aa rwaat. BsS -4 tba toll be left th, »lc» gan, hks Now York, would grow nch dsd asasasfsll^tsluvl tn hk low. from her products, her canals, nor raids add her carring trade. "Nor.done. I esssM m r<w die. 216 mites was *2.500,000. then a canal Motley speaks of Antwerp, the proud r>" ue. 1 harvay aork ud' eould be built yrith capacity far lioatsof metropolis of tho early Netherlands, Csbm Itewn |» the boa). (M-bve. 600 tons far throe times tbo above esti­ grown from tho ccitumervo of her caunls God blew >eau I aball as. it Ibroesli.“ mate, W,750,000, or say <7,000,000. to lie mistress of tbo seas.—whore 600 thov couldn't spare We rood nlU tea aiaks dim. Locks could b« made cheaply of tinibur, retools, wet with the dews of every __ t.t iL .t. And droaraa: bail ere th a (out te |«at. and when these required restoring, thu ocean and from all their porta furled night Tho tomporaturo waa about at A tide atUfaasb everbaisea canal's own vessels could bring; stuns those cruel, blood-thirsty, rofrom our own quarries aud deposit it trharevor neo lad. The only remaining question to con­ thousand ships a day, with yard and sider is, “ Will tho Michigan Ship Co- rigging from misrun a One Hundred JLkoHnrw. Jn<l heo Seated Farmers’ Buggiss at ^3 2 £ !« « ra c:, <z» s jp c a proved a Sucre*, which led me to Ute InvcBtlon of the Hucreseful IRON r IIAUMKREK. I ion ureparod tu <>t!br PAINTING! Our space a ill not admit of publishing more of it or wo should I *,ufplace it all Itefore our reader.. > , A,K«!u. from dutaucc, thero ua । further saving. Tho topart of tho DoOu tho IStli of February, 1838, “Tho , troit’Board of Tkado, speaking - of tho I Commisaioners of Internal Improve-! more serious lake disasters far 1872, . ment” far tho State of Michigan made I aays 'it has been estimated by compe' a •* report to tho lx»slaturc cm tbo ' tent authority that these reached about • jirasticability of constructing a canal' 750 in number, causing loa*«-s aggwatrom Mount Cfemeu to Uko Michigan, {ting about W,000,O00,thcuoforNovw : in tho county of Allegan." Tho rejKrrt her efans reaching ftillv $1,000,000. I nyi that " a canal can bo constructed I Add the damage by mlaor disa.tera, I throughout the entire distance, and nt j such ns loss of dock ioaAs, canvas, ont'aw nasouabfa an expenditure, taking: fit. collision, etc., and the total amount, | tho whole line together, as worts of a | will bq.iwellcd to noarty •3,250,000. i ! similar nature In auy othirt section of Two million dollars of this ln*i. can One Hundred nnd Fifty sold in Thirty Dn}^. U KIGUI K UOLIttlilOK. NO. 5. THE S1404S4 AMD M1CH104M to„ niu, ^u.l. o — ,i. THE POLARIS EXPEDITION. SHIP CANALS ! whole distance. The canal will shorten -----I tho'voyage about one-half; hence, aav- Interesting Sfatemente by Prominent | Bjieechof Hon.' MarkD- Wilber. | ^ <* ----------i ing ouo-half lhero tho cost of transportation, Members of the Rescued Party. . I or tl'per ton, equaling •7,5(N,000 per । Herewith we place before our readers nnnam,—a sum greater than tho cost Moro definite accounts are at last had of tbo canal. Ono fourth of tote saving a few extracts from tho exceedingly able 1 as toll gives canal receipts •1,875,000, by personal statements of the hading । and eloquent Speech of Hon. Mark D. leaving a net saving to tho producer of surviven of CepL Hall's axpeditlon. •5,025,000. Charge 1700,000, 10 per John Heron, steward of tho I’olaris, Mnrch 2Glh, 1873, to which too sixsciol and <3(10,000 fo superintend and rc- makes tho following report concerning , far from t tia depot, and at oaeo proceodod thither and engaged rooms. Our hero registered at Week's, inno­ cently enough, nd thsc started up town to prospect.> Being too son of a cloipr- Tho carrying trade I siaaeppi Valley and �LITEKAHY 10T1CE8 Toir Neighbor. inner. against ait Improjiet nnd ; RUSSELL & NEVINS ur I WILL KOT BE UKDEKSOLT) ! Cana da, died Tuesday. railroad and other corporation; de­ nounce all Credit MoUUer transactions; appointed Minister to Russia, by I’reridact Grant. of th* return* which byteriaa Church i* now in session at nod recommend such modification* of Baltimore, Mti. . The Connecticut Senate ha* voted, 1G ly shorten the Hine of probation before to 5, that Hartford slinll bo the roh* voting. capital of the State. Tho law nuthortaH postmaster* to that ths Republican* of Ohio are aa diistroy all puatal caala which are sent fur a uialicioua purpose. Tho temperance people of New York aro much excited over Gov. l>ix’» veto of tl>* Local Option bill other victory in ins Asremoiy, *aa tiw Conservatives are atmilallrii. The town of Bmlharn. N. H., thinks THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION ri* survivors iudicata a bad state' Af thing on board, atul po**ibly foul play. of the franking privilege, and juirtly in a more prosperous and substantial con­ retaliation, partly in the hojie of check­ iff British American* who favor the dition than even I bad hoped br prayed ing the agitation, the Senate Committee annexation of Canada to the United surreptitiously engrafted tho following Them are fifteen narrow gauge rail­ fu! wards which were sent by Copt- Hall clause in tho bill to repeal: road* in operation4n tlio United Stalo*, with an aggrogato length of 4M 1-2 last dispatches received from Ilia then northward sailing Folaria. Aud yet a and tlio same are hereby repealed from Muro than 12,000 combs aro manuwooden crow, amid the bleak ioe ttelda’ after June 30, 1873. facturwl in tlio town of Loomiuster, Maas , daily. boaiJee horn jewelry to a uf tho Arctic region*, toll* where ropoaos smother martyr to tho ardfou* endeavor passage was ita object generally known, largo extent Tbo Erie. Groat Western and Michieven to there whore brouth gav. it the cvnqjuuons, and record* another failure where Cabot and Perry,' Frobisher, Roas and Kane had foiled before. Nearly ■neo skillful navigators, either from Cathay or to find a northwest p*v.vage— bare dared the tenors of those chill and doaolate region*, nnd, after untold «ufout succvm. What tbo success, if achieved, would have amounted to, as txnrtribution eithor to tho valuable earned on by machinery; 'but then,' *ay they, •there i* the aoarcity of timber.’ Having lived thirty year* in fire W’eatorn Suites, we are prepare.1 to »ny •amelhing ful rapidity. Thirty years ago people made the same objection to irotng to mined* which th»y now make to go­ ing to Nebraska ; but notwithstanding tlio wood that has been burned, and tho millions of railroad ties which have been furnished, there is more timber in Illi­ nois to-day, titan ever. All through N«braaka timber planting is an enthusi­ asm. Every farmer plants. Steck eonipanios plant largo tract* ; and Railroad Companicr ore raising timber. Million* of tree* aro annually *ct out from the forest, and hundred* of nurseries aro propagating on a grand *calc. Ono firm raised over twenty milliou* of couiferw atone, and cannot supply tl.o demand. Ono Patent Oilic* Report estimate* that 150,000 acre* are annually planted tu were planted than two year* ago. Tree culture ha* proved a suceos i* no uncommon thing to too grot ionoe, a* well as thogreat value of cred­ it Worfrust you do, but hive good reasons to think that it i* not as well paint picture* which are scan fur a abort understood nnd practiced as it should time in their studies and then are *«ou bo by other than business num. Your merchant can enjoy good credit only so long as ho meet* his engagements actual world of art a* if they did not promptly; and knowing thin what sacrificM will ho not make to do m. You aro more or lose interested in his credit abroad, as through him you receive acoommodstions liasod ujkiii future pay­ every section of the country, who consti­ ments. You may not require it to-day, anil loot perfectly inilifferont and inde­ tute a powerful art constituency, and iu pendent about it. Excuse* don’t nfty a certain scuse represent ppsterity. Mr. debts, no matter how reasonable they Kruacmau Van Ellen's oil pictures ore or, in case you ntiaa your engagements, View near Granby, Conn., in the June to call upon him, and in case he can­ not grant ypu an extension without i=Alfa*, makes bis talent known through­ couvrr.icnco to him, to procure it for out tho United State*. It is a dslieioua' him at no matter what sacrifice or cost. drawing—aa picturosquo as Nature her­ Plenty of borine** mon of small capita), self, when she tries to bo full of light with a good reputation of being prompt. can purchase thair good* cheaper than concern* whoso prompt paywonla. Mr. R. W. Hubbard'*, Dntaut monte cannel bo relied upon. This apnnet.be View of Mount Mansfield is one of tlio plie* no lews to It the merchant than to tiio artisan and mechanic. Good credit most delightful landscape* wo have ever is not based upon wealth, but upon prlncinlo, hoitor ami acquaintance. All of his old paintings, their grace, touder- should ImvorhQr None should use it, ncaa, and subtle beauty, and sothorough- only in rasa*!*f eonvenioueo and neccs- luted into color. CunnU. FINE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, HATS AND GAPS, moot of bls (Train’s) Counsel that tew verdict was simply "not guilty,” and ■Nut guilty Exposition. She will report ospccially From tlio Programme, wo loam that ling the jury w Subsequently Wednesday. Monday the Dotrail* Bay City Bail­ a halxat Lake Shore A Michigan Southern road rtabtiy. Ml DRUGS I’RESCRH’TIONS PH(ENIX CASH STORE -*•»"—---------------------- , , I inunlh»pad.a n-iwaorial, until led. Within But too muiii reliance should not be ' Um - M --ass', -has •been published in TA.- I placed on real. It doos uot grow, and ronaequently it mint ultimately hocouie exbauatid. . England *up|Ki*«id ah. hwl Mr-. WqvL It will lie c-'tnpleted fi. n supply (or a thousand years ; but ln*t English rwxiler* iu the August utuubjr sumoietr n coal panic n sovrrely atfecte-l tho industries ol that country that the grm.int with the uiitboress, who hu shock wna felt nlruoat ell over the world. The only trouble with tbo fuel quo*­ •applyod tho I’uteroms* with her manu­ . si.i___ 1.. i- r.._ ,i.. n... r.— script iu advaueo, they will publish tho whole story complete iu one large octavo volume n<.-xt ifotunlay, thus anticipating an! county, which, when only four years the publication in Lindon by over two old. ahowod trees four incho* through and fifteen foot high; and if there had tnonth*. The plot is entirely original boon ton aero* of it, it would, from that introducing tho adventures and misad­ ago. hare yielded a family a perpetual venture* of a young baronet, who kills sujiply. Cottonwood from the seed often a man in the heat of passion, is eonteuced lodged for i to d*ath. has his sontaneo commuted to It io Mid that tho late Chief Justice high as the corn, (tlx foot), tbo tamo penial labor for lifo, attempts escape, year. ‘Well, for ths next fire or ten is belsirod to have been shot by hl* tbo Supreme Court. obviate* th* n*f*mity of fencing, y*t the pursuers, and—bat wo must not diatlooc people are planting fence*, which cannot blow down and du not rot; and, harsh English—was a finished Italian, Span­ ish and German rcholar—and thor­ tainod that a pound o! com ia worth a* oughly r*r»Kl in English literaturo. luueli os a pound of cual; and there is generally such a plethora ot thia com­ cloth, or jl.5O in paper trovers ; or copies national Blate Industrial Expcsution at modity that it can be had for fuel much Chicago, at a recant mseUng, derided paid, by tbs publishers, on rocsipt of prioe. Exposition Hall on tho lake front Two UtAVTirtn. On. Cuomo*, Tho lit­ tle Burgoon and Too Familiar, are given away to every subscriber to that popular od at from 12 to 110 per thousand. illustrated family magazine, riaurtem In ths United Btetoa Land Office, at throughout with Lincoln, more than 25,000 horasstendeft Delroitat 7 for framing, nnd are rn*tl*id immediately x»x>, Izrwell and 1872, no part of th railroad was held pel jiayable, till th* beginning fifth year.. . ran- Medical 1’uq COMPOUNDED. Also a Fino Aaaortmoot of nol bo A J W Undersold. RUSSELL A NEVINS. S2^„OC>O ir.lt it AirraATTi BLOOD rilfinLK Too iiigrcdicnta era) each bold* of m*di— uacd and recommended by Fby■irian* wherever It haa been In­ troduced. It wilt positively cure SCKOFVLA. SYPUILJS ■ is iliTttnaui olayet, 1HIEUNATISJE WHITE SWEL­ LING. GOUT. GOITRE. BRONCHITIS. NERV­ OUS DEBILITY. INCIP­ IENT CONSUMPTION, , sad all diansea arlricf from an ’ UtaV.r* from reliabl* and trust­ worthy 1’hysicians. Minuter* of 1 th* Greprl. and others. That I Must and Will Sell in Sixty Dav CONSISTING 10c. Yard wide fleeting nt Stripe Shirting “» 20c. Cottnnade*. j , J* M,KE.fB^"3r!< F. A’CaK|imere. " 25 to 35c. Nt* StyLis or HATS Trite Baytag*. Ronins and Offices to rent* over iny store. JOSEPH PFLUG ! •fertl ^ifai i«Wi. CITY llut.M*. UssUtCX. R. MUDGE. tat Get the Best! MARKET! COOLER! ■HF (i I MUCH BETTER CONDITION »■ A»re»t n«*i u few•*«<» r. X. <u auJ <■> iSStajtLwxSltSS’e! SIMMONS & CLOUGH l*sru «r. UI4 in Mi* r>mntr. >11 thw* e< uWirS fiEsStasa: •fnuia*UsO*>wssLn'.nithrwMm. •*« Sts: FRESH FISH DURING THE SEASON. GEORGE WOOD ORGANS !te UGflT l US,' DBSU I BiMES, ilH ABB P4M GM JOSEPH PFLUG. Scrofula Syrup! MIXER'S SCROFULA SYRUP cure* all Scrofulous Affections, Canons, WOOL HM! All the almre sujierior instruments are for by tbo Hastings Agency. Giro them a Trial. COREY a CORNELL. CMB^So.,1, .ij. 8»u. Bgw, fa A.*J. SALT Erysipelas, I'tmplcs, Blotohw. Pa*, tulra. Bolls, Tumors, Tetter or Salt Rheum, Ulcere and Soros, Dy*tim>■is, Debility and all InipuriUo* of tbo blood. It is a Bui Blm-, W.tototo. Btak. IS SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR My MACHINERY Keep n large supply of Salt for sale nt Lowest ntnrkel rates, i their Brick Warehouse. The Bcm of "Work ntMMntiUirtaiinaalHtEpM iitefaoc. Farm Ballads, by Will M. Carlton. “Over the Hill to the Pocrljause," Ac. ? Mr. Irving L. R. Creasy of Oratgavflta, CJ[f>S I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. qu^rec sunsrqoTio/i i I i. realtor, f BE IWTHIIIIITHS H’MIEBES tho namw. They were painted by Prio­ ' From tho tqany favorable notices we ri. and Reinhart, embrace children and My long Experience In the DuaincM, TESTIMONIALS : .Lnhlr, me I.. Northern Railroad Company, in tbo $5,00 ’8.00 Boys' Suite, Wool, Mens’ Union Casrimerc Mlitm wool, " Cotton suite, Linen Coate, Grata: SCROFULA ad CANCER REMEDY pone haa placed a road fur thu tnecss CAREFULLY ClTROMOS, LITHDGRA PKIC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, nnd •verytlung you need in unknown. His liody »as burio-1 iu an old cvmvtery on South Broad Streit. Savannah, >m June'.Dih, 17HG, but no record being made, tbo re main* could now be found. The Geneseo County Woolen Manu­ Wheat iu California, if wime'uf tho facturing Company ha* it* Mills in op­ eration how. and will coon bo turning papers hare tho right of it, is badly pinched by tho drought, much »«> out 100 to 150 yard* of cloth day. । • .... .....Vlnl nt Tn,,. l.^r.-nA^P will » Swwart “d . ,lcrr?8?lULf! •«•>» w pnxtoo* oven nau • crop, ano Band Imko, were couvutwi on the lulb, | shrinkage of the crop is expected to bv bofore Justice Sinclair, of Grand liajiUap. Bboot of bMbfte. id*. for soiling liquor and were finod In Michigan City an < ntorprising President Grant ha* apnolnted Mr*. j-arty arose Helen M. Barnard, of Admin, a* an RATES! I*O5V.EST BOOTS AND SHOES, WINES JVISriD LIQUORS s«aj Lunailc Asylum was net ohly accom­ panied by a protest from Mr. Train him- VERY Tho citizens of Grand Ledgo have or.gantrod a joint stock company to pur- BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! ] clia*» and utilize tho property of the , mill conqiany at that place. They dotiro to raise o capital of 850,000. the qvioatwu of portage of tho coufuswu I Sw'LfXw, Lro bin elected honorary raiw?r* .’ru P^og evergreens yet afipoar. It is certainly doubtful which now surrounds it. . 1 ,r<>,o AmJ Mi vk,,,— . far the protection o* their stock; aud tlio Itecumng to th. change* .HKcted by ot 8l , dulterl. ro cmnpl.te that a few dollar, it* excellence. Thera are two stories of phMl—. whether anything could bo gained by tho net repealing th. Franking 1'riril- | I *avo the exiiense ot a born. Tbo Nur- Now England life, cither of which would £12““*'.’■‘I* ege, «r aifaumo this podtiou, and hope Th. Cincinnati moaical festival was I way lvrur t t,y fa fofage, foliage, with limb* « hich would repay the hosanl* aud nnwsi^ix'ra generally will im[re.s u I inaugurated Tue.Jay night under eir- way spru.:*, by its bo w. tho ui,nuy literary imiur* featura uz of ra. the momn mouth >n ia sama.***«sis«n* -------....------------- * upon the proiwr authority—that, under cumrtanccs that remove n! doubt as to j ‘ f this tree, BIX _____ ______ _________ It would seem, therefore, that our jdl circumstance*, the itostmn.ter Gen-i “» •«<»**. «dihw musically or fiuan-'■uf year**planted, and four | ‘ho ''Me, by Frances Leo, i* a capita! / apart in the row, *o interlaced th*t Gorerament had done about enough cm!, who*, duty it is to ronstrue oct* nelly. affecting hi*Department.should at unre Four potren* were instantly kiued I th* ”•hardly •••• - it. intion; tho *.-cond, Young Martin and the snow ccould Mew -■ through . (considor the validity of thb (clause quot- and two injured by the explosion of a ptoration*. We have already, through •4, said if a reasonable doubt ia raised, । tank usvd for rcuiloring tallow at the j Ia lo.a and Nebradta. Cue uruficial OH UirtilQ. b QuaUth Sted laM. u forest*.''rerrily the once unbroacn prai. Do Haven, Kano ami other a, added should give newspaper publiabsr, tho . oatablishmant at II. Bch.xmian ia Chi- ।™.’; .=.1 Mr,. _« «dl »»rk. »| ’• >« “ *“ • S™«~l materially to the world's knowledge of benefit of it. The object of the act, aa ■ ago Tuesday mornbg t thriftr, that after six years, ten acres ’ knowledge iff Yankee life sho odd. a „ Black ; lingular power of analysis, which im- r stated in tho title end throughout the Mr. n. C. Ford, 1‘reridont of the 1would;supply a fondly for over. iV«demyof De.ii-n, has just 'walnut, eighteen year* old, has yielded 1 ,arts t0 her story tho interctof genuine I over a field quite as extended as com­ diacuwuon, was smiply to repeal the chi Frankinglnrilege. No otim'question . g u 7 picton—an Amari- ' at tho rate of forty curd. Mf wood jter • m Jn jjum .| merce is over likely to occupy ia that (wo* raised. It wo* rot th. ratantwu of ;c„‘foreit ‘.ja (ktute-r-which i. ■iure. Cottonwoods, fifteou years old,. 1 , „ ..... ‘ to I other than a few of the law-makers t0 ; highly yrmred bv lb# local critira 1are found that will yield a oord to the . «"• bX Eron Clinch, and A • i tree. In one instance a row ui Leun-! Madam Thim, by George Bands, wo are I a question that ia extremely doubtful, impose new burden* upon. the newspa- " • ' lam of the laud, aud rinco nt kart one I The New Turk Ctntral Railroa.1 lie, tardy poplar, ten rods long, and twenty , ptea»nntir introduced to those two | nnd the settling of which, except as it branch of Congtes* attempted to rocUfy ; pair Wutka at Niagara Falk were might show tiro cflectsxff connin oceanic tho mistake, there is abundant ground burq*d Monday night., resulting in n years old, yield twenty rente of wood- fahJOUS fWBrh wvnwB. MrC. It Shaulv , two curd* to tho rod. white willow*. ,. _ , T ... . .n soon v-L.f.i about Ixnt •Alu>u-a and for netting arido that clause of the net loss of SUM),000. About luO employ- ,'.set> out ... iu .a iieago. ylem timplo .. re- I discourse ... , tlio rill­ jI turn* if fuel. sago that could ’bo reacluxl by tho ordi- until tho incoming of another Congros*. «*• »ero thrown outaf eundoyment. ’ , t,,r •« •>>» cntieal verdict upon : The Portnuuter General lias this power, Mrs. Sckunt, wifo of the distinguished Ibero-------------------i* an alarming * |iro»[ioct............ for our ; -Music, Art nnd laterature, Th» poetry ' tbo question of intention is plain in nt Smniur, ha* beerimo heir to a legacy of | Northern j, a* good us %v.-r Miss Kate I’utman 1 ‘u‘ 'forest*. ’Having "" visited1 tho I i, ratitle feast of— tho oompopent branches | 250.000 Frureian thalcri.•>. or tliout centers of our lumber trade, wo find . o,g (। O<Jj being represented by a tulhelic ----- one ------~— 7T~ T,of Iwvc -- ...Jfl _________ . __ i .r,A. .11 ....... ... . .. . ■ ___, . __ ...... . government, and mteiihun u after all! fno.ood, bv tho decease iff her uncle, : that seventeen year* will complete the ! dirge.-At tbo Lost; Mr. w'w — tiEon after W. W. w.n Briley . Not a cargo of merchandise seeking the main Ingnnliont in the correct can- |aWjv n nri'dent tit Hamburg; Germa- : destrni tion of our pineries. Boon after ,J • T; ’’ "• 1 ; I1 /»«r foreign markets, is tho least possible structioa of law. Hero is Crv*we’l’s I — ' * our «,'•.« p no *• is ««.>• gone, />,.» our Imr.l num wrwl wooa lorests I1 by The rirat and rairest. one of his .... I (which now supply qpr manufoctonve, ■ tfowvr-fancie*; John Sydney by A opportunity, lie should immediately A notorious iobbyiat w» put out of the New York Senate Library liy the our agricultural enterprise, and car Ghilsni Song; Henry Richard* by two work.), wnU ateo h- dratroy*!. ■ ,|-jklioK on Jnne. Bnd s u believe, two or throe other Arctic expe­ Congress which meta in Dsccmb-'r Scrgeant-at-Arm* Tuesday, ou tho Thirty years will, inevitably, seo the!.' , " , ground that ho had no buriuesa there. East the Stampede, •■ »I-*"tod spirited dialect poem, jaxtm, denuded of timber, while grove., by 11,0 ditions now cut froui’ollxr countries, The affair occatinand considerably ex- .....___ ._____1__ ri.l.*_.___._____ t_ ... M. ,11. U..l._ ritement. Mription price IS, Tnclubiag Chromo* ' Tliero arc sixteen college* in New If projierly tended, trey* will grow to a Village Belle and Creasing the Moor. England. Seven aro controlled by the . good eixi> iu thirty year*. There is a James Button & Co., publiihiir*, fiS all that isattainable about these roeions; great difference brtweon a natural and Hague, I* homo (at Marshall) on a vuii. by tbo Unitarians, Methodists, <niver- an artificial foreit Before ut, as wc Berrien Spring* ia to have a new nnd salida, Free Baptist* and Rumnn Oathlaw Boob, teen year* old, and thirteen inchcj emnmodtous n-hool-housc, to cost six Audiniiian's through, and tho r----------thouiand dollars. On Sunday tho 18th iu»t, there wna a feet high. Go inti East Saginaw is ranking arrangubank iff snow at the Tip Top Hound, on Polaris. Thai the interesting report you will find that manta for a supply of gas, sufficient far ! Keanargw Mountain. Andover N. IL, a city of KW.iHX) inhabitants. , n hich mariiurcd U feet in doptlr: nnd published in anathsr column, u art, in all in rannril m Um wo.fl* there wore I pinu tu grow probability tho final rejiort from thin ill biu hung out her shingle at Charlotte. bank* 100 rod* long, aud from 5 to C | t y,.ar. Tlio soft wood* fated expedition. If that little vessel, . 1 Bjiijw n yearly circle of an inc! ‘ ' sry thorough lyedu- feet deep. Treasury liatanre* onThursday: | ncss, giving a diatuotor of twi nrreney, Al, 124,257 ; a(iecial dqiorit, | T<-nr. fT legal tenders for tbo tlio redemption mlomption of of ! Wo mini plant tli.-in both wtifieata*of deposit, t2*,825,0l>0 wtifiratMiff I2<.R25,O'»); coin, coin,•! Wet. Tlio cam with which 74M‘>71,467, ini lulling coin certificate*, as that Tyson and his companfoits shou Id from stumps and j... «-1 Saturday night Jamo*McLiiidm, »cctbo Flint Flint sad anil Pm; Fero •' »d5a.3W,«.,O. • tian foreman on tbs Jlut it is Marquetto Railway, was killud by n ill the East; Green, famous iu tho Rnvolutiou. is TRAIN'S INSANITY TEJ1 and COFFEE. DLOTH1NO. There two drawings in the loam oi too »»c«r, raan iu nieir . , • native Michigan or New York. Arthur l»nd«cnpca. Among tho figure-piece* Bryant, of ftinceton. Hlinoi*, brother [ to lie noticed and commended an The of the poet, haa a groat variety. Some ( Signal, after Hellwig, and Tbo Sisters, of hi* cwrgroen* are forty feet high, and ft 1{um>n interior, after Cooman*. Mr. five feet in circumference, though only | , ■ SATiAfACTION Of which he ba* a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho i. determined to *.11 at force of law. Thia i»' shown by th. suitMinnesota nt^l hu 12,000,000 bushsequent action ol the popular branch of rangenient* by wldch nataco earn are Congrosa, which attempted to psas an be run daily between Now York and has Eurotican larches fifteen years old, j o'-'mal picture*, The Bull-Calf, n. barn­ Will forty fret high, and a foot in diameter— yard study, and a Group of Slioiq^ which oxplanatonr ball continuing tho postal Chicago. Mr. Andsut, the heroic clenontuin of capable of ranking two railroad lie* and 1 are belter than any that Vcrboeckhoven I freedom of th. prere. A strict construction of the art a* it Terence Bar. N. S., ha* a call to Nyw iwo fence poits. to tho tro.-. A f«w 0Ttfr JiaiBlBd or „„ w£jj paint, fur Mr. J NftW A d VfirtlSeilientS now stands compels rubacribers, to coun­ York as amistant minister of Trinity. months ago wo vuitod Mr. Edwards, one ‘ ,............ .v . ., 1 *,ow MU VU1 USGUIOU13. n5ti of th. trre planum of the Wet, and it' Mo,*a CBU«h'- ’k*1 '«bo«khoren ty papers, to pay poatag- thereon, even w -r-wracr it they receive them in tho counties The Central Vermont Railroad t.'om- leernod aa though tlio wand uf a magi- g' ^rally mteMM—tho feeling, rfho in-1 where published—&L compel* payment panv organixod at 8t Alban* on "Wed- cian liad posted over that iieairo land. ; »tinrt of th. animal world. Trom Mr. LUJfSflEtiU. of poatag. at tire ofBre of delivery cm i mrsday, „ z tho choice of ....----------by substantially What n transformation hurl been produc- W. M. Con- wo have A Stampede eft MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. all newspaper exchanges. Eteowhm tho old board of Director*. U‘j te0” °f yi*ar‘ : i " O11"’i ’ WiU Boraa^ which ia a striking and' Grind. lUVCT VlllCV Division wo giro a c-iwnleto schedul* of the ratre I Mr.JuatireClinbni; aa reniw justice of tiiroutrh hi* grounds, embewersd with . . , „„ *• , -rauu iwreuuial prren. H.ro are fire wbieh i.® 1 * 1 Tl* ” there of puriage, ou and after Juno .Wth, on n.l ' tho 8upnnno Court «f th. Unitsd State. ctaMM of matter rent through the mails- will1 oct aaVUietJnati.ro „ chief Jurii.ro until n »ucce»«i«ro you j<m would wvum think ram* half n century old ; 'i* !•> the i'ark, Tbo Old Mill of Korslur, Durso rates with tho exceptions above I . Justice . . _ ... I there, pfare tare., • o enough for house tiin-i and n View ia Old Anitterdatu, after of......... Chief CIiuo .ia appointed named, aro tho same as heretofore, but ! it appears from the jiul.tlaued rejions, Sherman J. Rich HATHA NEW WAREHOUSE, Adjoining C. F. Dwlgbt & Co.’* Foundury. 10 Barrel lots and more sold to dealers at a very Small vtnee above Car-load Rates. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinffa, fi/ie LUffsc^ fuq/iisiieo //t LOTS Wool, 1040 �local filifijicj? Jloticej. The following ceres dbpored of during tho post week by Justice of Alderman Wood, who is about to re­ Young : move ftan our city to areept the position of Attorney and Trea.*uror of an Eng. Tho City vs. George Marshall, charged liah Mining Company in Colorado, join­ with being drunk and disorderly. Con­ ed with tlm moiubors of the Barry victed and flood 87.25 including costs. County Bar in tendering him a compli­ The City vs. Charles F. Dwight, mentary supper at tlio Hastings House. cbm-ged with fast driving. Plead guilty, Tbo ocoanion was an interesting ono. and «u fined, including costs, 113. Tlio tables were simply oHcgnnt, and Tho City vs. Robert Billingsly, fairly groanod With thu viands which charged with being drunk anti disorder­ miiu kailt Taylor spread before his ly. Convicted and lined 810, and 81 Gohl, 118 1-8. gunst*. Hon. Harvey Wright presided, Mercury in the eighties. and after tho removal of the cloth, short “Friday is Memorial Day. sjicecbea wore made by Moura. D. It The City vs. Ixtrenxo D. Gardner, Cook, Wright. M. Dewey, Jno. R. VanILVulsor, W.Geo. H. Hayford, Ed. A. charged with being drunk and disorder­ Subscribe for tho Bxxxxa. Holtoook and others, and the following ly. Plead guilty, nnd fined 810 includ­ Thursday wa« "ascension day." \ Riw-intious, from the members of the ing coda. Barof thojguntyJ^Ml.'ia Ly~~tKT' Tho City v». Timothy Donivan, A delightful shower Monday night. ' pn^iding officer, and from this citizsns, charged with being drunk and ditorTbo Apple. Pear, and Cherry trees presented by tho Editor of tho Bvsxaa, derly. Convicted ami fined 85, and were unanimously adopted. costa 82. 75. In default of paymeat, ten "The Odd Follows Lodge meets every days m the county Jail, where ho at Tuesday evening. present sojourn*. IL-member, we ought to celebrate tho Before Justice Clarke, May 24th. We wish to suggest some things which can be done to add interest to the Sunday of thoce who find its free­ dom dull. Taka au hour Sunday morning and ait down alono, and think what you hare dono during the peat week, and agitato the qustion whothor you have duno just as you really think is best, aud moan to keep on doing. Haro you told any lira thfc post weekf Count them on your fingers, if you can, and seriously consider whether you al­ ways moan to be a liar? Have yon abused your neighbor, run down your comjMititor in other itorcs, slandered otlicr politicians, or hart anybody's reputation tho past week ? Those things < Laat evening a low personal friends I [ of the City of Hastiugs in the County The cut-worm* ore doing much dam­ ol Barry, State cf Michigan, and a age in mauv of tho gardens lit our city. prominent practicing Attorney of said Ackley bat iu good running order, county, is about to remove from among : us and take up his mddeneo at or near hi* Soda and JRoot B»ur Fountain. Donirar City in tho Territory of Colora­ Wood work, wallsand coiling*, should do. . Now therefore, iu testimony of tno ulways bo well watlnsl and given time to dry, before being painted or caliiiuiucd. high usteum in which ho has ever been hold by us, and our appreciation of his Several interesting communications am layed over until next week from Akw/rrJ, That wc/ tbo uudersignod. Officers of the Circuit Court of said County and members of thu Bar, do Postal cards aro bugiuiag to make hereby tender him our best wishes for llictir appearance and promises to bo a his ftituro prosperity sml socctm in tho very popular moans of businrwr cotu- new field he has •elected. And wo hereby remmsml him to the people of whatever locality, ho may ,' SnsMtrcL.—To arrest and punish u hcroaitor viait, and Aahicularte W-Jlw uiau for being rfrswl nnd let tho min :; Bench and Bar, a, fiteng a , c.-utl.mjin’ who sells him Arfy-rod TmyMry go un- .■ of high mural and »ocial quafiSes, aud1 worthy tho implicit confides co and whipped uf Justice. ' | highest regards of alL In testimony whereof wo hare sub­ The Mito Society connected with tho PrvnLy tsrian Church, will las cuiertained scribed our name, hereto and rau»>-d on Friday afternoon by Mre. Willard Hayes, at her residence'on Jcfibnwa I Don’t fail to see the HASTINGS SMI CBITIMTH! are. God bo thanked if you hnren t done them 1 But somebody does them. I ask that tomebody whether ho always intends to be a moan follow ? Hava you cheated anybody in tho last ten day* ? Have you deceived any omploycr or kept back tho just pay of any workman ? Have you adrertised deception of any kind ? Does any money suck to you, which belong* to anybody also t Aro you not smoking cigars—running up debts which you don't know hftw to pay; making a larger swell than your capital justifies—•and getting ready for n smash Tho people vs George Stanton, and a run ? Wo hope not. But all charged with vagrancy. Tried and tbcao things happen, and it any ono is convicted and sonlCm-ed to tho Detroit overdoing himself in these days, ought ho not to know it, and settle whether House of Correction for ono year. his course is best f Take another hour on Sunday to do somebody some good for which you haven't the time on any ( other day. Write a letter to tho moth­ er, or brother or alitor, whom you linro forgotten for a long time. Hunt out a frioud who has disappeared from your . interest, and renew u cordial acquain­ tance. Find out somebody wlio is suf­ fering, and cany frosh cheer to him or I bur. Go to see the folks who would be glad to sue you, but whom yuu aro not always gla'l to »ec’ Help to put •omo kind uf a home fooling into evcnlxxly i who is homeless. There aro jilcnty of. ■ good acts, which are not commuu—and ' on Sunday* you want to do womething ' uncummou. That is what tha day is Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders already received from 30 towns, and every mail. I 1000 will, not supply the demand. It is the Greatest Labor Saving Tool for the Farmer, and the most profitable to buy. you have wantq^ but never found, as yefj a Perfect Look out fur thoM> lino Wool Matters>os at Beumer, Month ft Co.’s, go and too them, they are selling cheap. n2tf Noto the now time card on tho Valley pears in tho Bsxxnt to-day. Though generally alight, yet tho changes uro im­ portant to tire traveler. B. Wuxi, Exi., and ba* ever been. , HiKltfd, Tb’it tbo belt wishte uf | all cur people will aUcnd him in Ids now home, and that wo cordially com­ I mo ml him to tho consideration and friendship of tho pcopU with whom it may be hi* fortune to sojouru, a* a । gentleman worthy of thoir untire confi-! Ax Excuixac gety pertinently re­ dc-tici- aud rcnj-ect. mark* that “it is just about ns wise tu atop your paper because you don't like JYot Aulors.m's Dermiulor g<*xl for the editor, a* it would be to rafoso to Man.—My son wn* taken w ith a »wolltoko your mail from the postoilice because ing on. Iris leg, jn*t above tho nnklo you don't like tho postmaster.'■ joint I |>aid our family physician 820 for attending to it, with no bonofitASoajo Ir you wish posters. program vies, cir­ time alter I was advised )iy * friend to culars, card J1, lolters-hoad*, bill-hoads, ' um> "Anderson’* Ikrmalor.’' 1 used Invitations or any kind of printing demo, , ono bottle on tho •welling nn-1 eif.-cted call at tho Bsaaaa office, look al our a permanent corn. A. 8. Birx*. specimen* and get our paces. W« do Standing Stone, Pa. work aa cheap as any office in the Stalo, dual what COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR Liar or Lrrnx* remaining nt tho Hastings, P. O, May 27th, 1873. Miss Keto C. Campbell, A. Done, Ton route meu and eight Exjniniaux* Burkard: Eckart, 8. Fifield, Ilattio Pllug. Oroou L. LothriJge, II. Miliere1 belonging to tho Polaris, vrero picked up April 3U, 1873, in latitude 53.30 i north, about forty miles from XVolf I Island, by the steamer Tigress. This ' party hud become senorated from the I ship October 15. 1872, a storm break­ ’ ing tlio rowel from its mooring* and | leaving them on tho ire. Tho story of their life on au ire Ore for 197 day>.. Lake, on Saturday and Sunday, June 7 th and 8th. coming by It in the Best Combined Gorn Cultivator llat of appointment* tpaiic l<y the Faculty for the Speakers at the Com­ mencement Exerolw-s of thcUntvvrslty of Michigan, we And the name of Loya) E. Knappcn. of thia City. Beers Robert* -of Yankee Springs, w bile > iigagvd in working in a saw mill at Howard City, on Tuesday, May 2(*th, fi-II against a rircular saw, while in mo­ tion. and c-rtuplotelv wirvtrd hi • left aim. throwing it Cdisianeo of sis i•*•!*. Magnetic Water, from the spring there. 1* iunple to qm-neb -the thirst of all ths lawyets In the Stair, and with the Anum ability, and ornint chanwlcr of i the legal fraternity of tlic State, and ■>! lawyer* al Eaton Hapkta In particular. . wr do not »ee bow there can be any I failure, nod trust ths foailol hopes ot they, mint exhibit their receipts far gov- . tbos.' engaged in promutlug tbc inoet•Turnout tax in a tx>n«p:cuomi place in inc may be realised. Ihpir i«tal»li»lmi-iiM. A fliilnro l»f thi» will siilijmt the ••ffismW to heavy. Sues ami penalties 4 ' 'Die entire roar part of tlio frame build­ ing No. :5S West Madison Street, was in flams* and well underway ou last asm niug before tlm alarm uf fire was turned iu. The Bxf- -<«:k No 1 was tlio first to The Polar Soa jiroblem i* uo urerer . its *olutiou thou it was a century ago. <>f Baltiinorc, convicting of »'l Uinrcs, ail We are of tho opinion that enough lives itaproverL Fair Hous*', good fruit, 4c. C. E. DWIGHT 4 CO. bare been sacrihce<I aud enough luvuiv I Hastiugit April 2. 1874 —if wasted iu these firuitloa* Arctic exp luretious. Just what {metical benefit i* to ' bo conferrod ujxiu- tho civilised world I by the direovory of aiFopen Polar Soa j W ore at a toss to determine. Tho very fact already known, that an almost im-1 jioaiable ice boh •Drround* it, proves that tlio discovery would amount to nothing except tho (light •atiriactinu of ; 1..—J.l* 1^.1. aT fnn mi — - < an open soa. Admit it* existonre, aud ii will sell nt low figures, fur ciub or good 1 what dues it peovo ? Nothing of prac- -’ approved notes : two good Mares, one fieri importanavnotluog worth a single r.*iglu about 1200 ilia, tbo other about lifo u» prove. We hope tho wl fnte of OfH) IL* , two Single bngpt-'l<> t*0 double Captain Holl will cL« the long lut of:i buggies, two double and two single Mar­ heroic navigators who have Jost their' i n<nMa. Hero an- bargains fur tboeo I liros in this foolish efiurt to find some­ wanting ’ such property, that uro not thing wbUh, if found, woutl bo ol n-> 1 often mrt with. Vrnt Mrly. 45tf practical value to mankind- ! tish Idea and the European continent be will go to Egypt and tho Holy Land, mid wo may not expret t» sro him again before Jan. 1st, 1874. Our best wishes attend liim on hi* tour, and we trnst ho may return with improved health Ju again fill with his usual urbanity, dignity and ability tho chair of presid­ ing officer of tho Senate of Michigan. I. 0. G. T.—Tbo Eaton, Barry and Ingham County Association of Good Templars will meet at - Good Tamplara Hall, in this city, on Wednesday of next weak, June 4th. A public meeting will bu Iwld iu tlio evening at tbo Presby­ terian Cbureh. Tho meeting will be addressed by tho Itevi L H. Fsarson of Grand Rajlids, and others. All are in­ vited to attend the public meeting iu the /Z^L Mmaxa.—We regret to bo com­ pelled to fty that no preparations aro l>eing made, far the public observance of Decoration Day ia thia city. Our people should not forget this solemn duty. ‘Let itrevm ou the graves of tbc soldiers who "rieep the alrep that knows no waking," in our cemetery, and.thus keep their vir- Why is it thst a license is not requir­ ed of all keepers of saloon* in Mi, us in other cities. Wo vote for a 8200 dollar license, and an extra hundred on each ly in advance, and tho closing of every saloon that doos no: comply, and give tbo required bond to abide the provisions of «tpch an ordinance. M muo or Srocxaoureas.—Tlwro will be a meeting of tho stockholders of tho Peninsular Railway Company at the offico of tho oosnpony. in Battle Crook, on tho 30th day of July, at 2 o'clock r. M-, for tho purpose of submitting, for their sanction or rejection, an agnwm.-ml tuado between tho Directon of the Peninsular Railway Company anil tlio Directors of thu Part Huron end Lake Michigan Railway Company tar tbo cjnaobdntion uf the two cumpaniwi. Pbmssssuo FixsLX.-PreeidoutDibble says that thu rails aro laid ou tho extirnsionof the-Peninsular Railway to within 1G miles of Valparaiso. Tho track has been ballasted tho rails hare been laid, and it is expected that trains wdlrun to Valparaiso by June 1st, thence over ths Pittsburg. Fort Wayne ft. Chicago Road which will giro another through Mmrr Hsaetiit wo commend tho prido our citbcns take in improvingand beautifying tho grounds about their rotiucuree, wpeeiaUy in tho pirating of tree* and shrubs, not only on their grounds, but oloug tho strwta A fow years at Urn tonge*t,of thh kind Of work, will make our city a marrvl of beauty, if afi cordially re-operate -u thin seem­ ingly trifling niaMee. ' COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL ! CLOTHING. Julia win ft Co’*, oclobratol fluid Pens, ho Lot in the market, fur sale at tho City News D'-jot. P. O. building. cbc«i»— P. R. IkiLin ft-Co. of Jackson, am arillug out their entire dock nt tint cot. Th-y Jiarn iin immense •tuck, iomi* SIUD.INH) wurth of clioire goods if nil kin-ln, which UipT are dosing out. ind if nuy <n:o ia im lincd to visit Jack­ ion t'ni» is Ihe place to get bargain*. “ Luuk- is i-verylhing, Ix-havior nothing" This is ono of the old proverL* known. In trsdc, and <<s; unlay. Mr Huh’s juanwy »ill besoioowhat Jirotengwl bcjiuu the time be at h»! intended to >jM.-nd abavwl. Altar | railing all points of interest iu the Bri­ r I’aouinua l« the orU«r Of the d-.y «.u the grounds ot the Barry County Agri­ cultural Society, under the offleient management of Thoma* Alton, Esq. The ground* hare been ploughed for the new Track, wbleb ia to be Juat one Haifa mile in length, three fed from Inside jail. and the same i« being per- ! fectod'ae faat as may be. and befire the 1 Clh. It cuts the ground all over instead of leaving a IwtwM-n blades where tho weed* ana gra» only lightly covered ana will start with first n l« the case with all other combined sulky cultl< "Hi. lx ha* thu easiest draft, and la the meet durable. Thouraud* have already gono, and thousand* more are taming their ry«t towards new homes in tho fertile We»t. To those going to Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada, Oregon or California, we rec­ ommend a cheap, xafc, quirk and direct . route, via Si. Isitiis, over thu Missouri Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers from St Loui» to principal points in tho West wittoof rAnyr. Wo believe that beat track ami the finest and safest equipment of any lino weal of tlio Missiasippi, and its oonnectiaae with roads further West are prompt and reliable. glittering ice; and everything, from ap­ ple. to watermelons, is clean, neatly I put up and arranged iu attractive forms. Of counse, we do all our ehopping there. It ia a pleasure to bur things in such a sweet well-kept establishment. Alas I such stares aro rare indeed, and wo gladly k’t some one also do crar market­ __________ p_____„-Jt..8t. Louis, Mo. ing, that we may not see its daily hor­ Qm-stioua will bo cheerfully end prompt­ rors. The average retail storei ia not ly answered. an ngrc-jablo subject to considsr. Our EJOQRATIOXTUBMIHC; dealers, generally, are totally ignorant of the fine art of keeping a xtoro. Wo will not bring up dreadful pictures of what is,in all our unhappy daily ap­ pearance. Wo mourn tor tho nation uf Th* firm of Bewmnr, Heath ft Co., •dll livo and are selling their immense stock of Furniture cheaper than ever. They hare the largest and but seioc1t»d geixls over brought to thia City. Their Hnnx mailn goods, such a. Tables. Beokcascr, Extension Tablas, 4c., cau't lx» boat iu tlw Coanty, and to make good th* above assertion, they now offer "a srwiiD of 825, to anyone who can show better Furnituro of Ilonin Manufacture, or a lustier or lorgor'riock of Furniture or Undertakers goods such as Caskets. Coffin), Burial Robos, Shrouds, 4c. Thia is no bumbug. Examine the goods in tho different llotuos in ths County, and if wo can be beat, then call and got tho.Raiynid. fi'Jtf I1x»«mdu Hutu ft Co. OUR GREAT $8.00 oat^cltt rfflWW. Other Stores ask so much more for the same goods We alwayfi keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollars. Largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing welt of New York. Suite 12 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boys and Children’s Suite from two ynags-and up­ wards. Pnces, 2 to 20 dofiart. TRIWKS KJ1LISES . Paper, Leather, and Zinc Trunks from >1.25 to $20 *• ' Wc are square dealing in all our ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, aud strictly BASS �Ayer's Sarsaparilla ITORS^sB rild Lift in the Far West stonily groelns rvp. utsitou, baasiJ an Iu Intrinsic virtues, and snstatesd by Its re-. and synhlUUc contamlnaUcn. Impurtnes, I nr diseases tfou bare lurked In the system for years, soon yield to this powerful aatldoto uul disappear. Hence Ito wonderful1 Cirri, mar.y of which ore publicly known, of Scrofula, and all scrofulous dlaaases, Vlecre, Eruptions, and ercpUre dl»erdsrs of the akin. Turnon. Blotcbee, Bolte, PliuplRw.Pnstutas.SorreaStAnthony's Fire, Bose or ErysltfIiu. Tetter. Salt Rheum, Braid Hctul. Klngwonn. and internal VIccratlons of the Uterus. Stomach. wjt. actor of the articles presented. From Lee, Mass., we hare a sample of calico in which tbo green band is col­ ored with areenic, and no washing would :.t.,a^u'sus"-ssi=.‘ Or. 1. C. AYER i CO., Lowell, Mm. LANTATION Bitters WH Temperance Bitters wntt^laituiBtMPneLisL hb New Scales Every year increases the jopiilarity of this valuablo - Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. We can n±»Tiro our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its liigh standard; nnd it h the only reliable and jHjrfectcdpri'|>nration for restoring Guay on FadsD Haul to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous anil silken. The scalp, by its use, becomes white and] clean. It remove nil eruptions and dandruff, anil, by its tonio properties, ptevents the hair from falling out, n» it etimnIstsM nnd nourislics the hair-glands. By its use. the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores tho capillary glands to their normal vigor,' and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical H AiKDutMuracvrirtued, ns it requires fewer application’, and gives tho hair a splendid, glossy npficarance. A. A. Hayes, M.D, State Assaycr uf Massachusetts, says; “Tlio constituents are pure, nnd carefully selected for cxtyllent quality; and I consider it tho Best Pkei’-iuatiox for iu intended purposes." New Styles. New Prices. dropotfitrie oeidoi t0o green spot then a drop ot ammonia, when the color wilt turn bitt" and ou tho addition of n drop of nitrats of silver, if arecnic bo present, a yellow (tain will spread in a ring tu Veiy Low The point in which many towns make ' a radical mistake in the management of ■ their roads is in uoglccting to proride ( auiUibfo druinoga. And here is whore ( conire in tho great nocesaity of attend- , ing to road repairs very early in the « season. It is then very eo.’y to are just IJ where drains are moat needed, and : whore tho work can be put upon thorn ' to tho greatest advantage There is no m«cd of compelling tho public tu wade through mud every •priufii and tho only way to prorout it . is to provido ample drains just where- •' ever tho water stands »<> u to create mud and break up tho road-bed. Wo wish wo. cou]d imprest every town officer with tho ^importance of the fact that there is no economy to tho ■ town in allowing its roods Io tun down from neglectto attend to them in Ume. 1 Poor and inefficient roads coat more in the end than gtkxl omo. Above all soo to ii that the drainage of all public roads is perfect.—JfcsuwAuM'.'s Miscas not oxr Fowu — IjCww Wrigtrt, ttawsfl known English poul­ try writer, tays, that in ono instaueo tho droppings of’four Brahma fowls ia ono night weighed exactly otjo pound 1 >n another instance, 13 ounces. Tho avarago was 8 1-2 ox. per bird, but which was redaced by drying to 1 1-2 ounces. On a bails of ono ounce to each fowl, tho amount per rear will be 22 3-4 TBSTZ.S First-Class Instruments. N.F.Binln’tiwTi crystal of nitrate ef silver tuHedimmediately canary yellow, which fl enoted arsenic. This to an experiment that any­ body can try. To ornfinn our suspicions we prated some of Um liquid into s Marsh apparatus, and easily obtained the well known deposit of metallic arso­ nic on glass or porcelain. With wall l»HoilATieuRIIKR. — -...—-jnsns -El;-.. ‘ T —r—* ’ Plantation bitters; (.'KO stow UVK AOBNW WANTW-fe* line colors aro so impregnated with ar­ senic that they ore aa dangerous os the LITOTGSTOKE •g- AFRICA older Scheele’s green, of which, We re­ •i-Li'XS-iSd'Ui WM'S’i cently aunolaiucd. Toy books with for tltcdsrs • w« prevfft Iks rrrttoM .ocerS, green corers are always to bo suspected, and in fact tho only absolutely safe thing to do is to avoid green colors altogether The detection of arsenic is ao staple that any ono can preform tho experi­ ment in a few moments. Wo cut a piece of suspected calico and immersed it in aome smmg ammonia, which we had poured into a tumbler; a blns color WATER VINECAR BITTERS 97 Only 50 Centa par Bottle. ' Uta's Glory is Her Hair. LYON’S ul'ihihs* AGENTS WANTED FOR BEHIND-SCENES IN WASHINGTON GIVEN AWAY. Wishart's Pine Tree UNDERGROUND Tar Cordial. LIFE IE10W THE SURFACE I , ATHAIRON Notice to Special-Tax Payers. Tho Baboook NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY L^OMEST/C. fr^HToTERKS1 kxevces Fteasaw, ucfeaxwe ke\\e“ts AGENTS WANTED .EfiK? susi’-tersa.V-ilkSb.. 11 it lit le» BuM MU Mae t.eeu Sw di.lter* tkmla MlsetUai H~~liw>4i’dJ Ulibn iAn mM.. Tkentere. aeOee to bank mto M«rtn<e «1U be r.ielMrt bv • srttiansixats'gs: Ueatotb.MckaMbbMCT.at U.a mi yf tea lUrrr Oaaatr dart llaaw. I'— "CT Harry <-..Ir, Nltexaa. tba su ter at Ja:>. A b. l-.x a< 1.’.. •llkulday. TbatourteaCT'ltrva.i.'a: laatelCTartnet.MSaOawa. to wit; . 1*1. HWW M>rv«l irflawl ,Uut. till 12.000.000 ACRES. OTATKOrUlCIIlrlAX.ta teOnMIW.. • Which we will Exchange fur WOOD delivered at our Foundry ; or WHITE few times at night they will lay ton or fifteen more eggs to-fere wmSiag th nit again. About tho tube they begin to lay, bare some good brand of sitting bens ready to sit on your, first eggs, aud as fast as you gotten or twilveeggs, put them under hens. Thon when the turkeys are done laying their last litter, ASH, OAK or BOCK EI.M LUMBER 100,000 00 delirewl there or al any Mill within LN VALUABLE GIFTS! Mten HUM »t BubM 4160 Ann ten miles of Hastings. L. D. SINE’S SIN SKMI AXStm. *k To te Dns» Frtter. J»ly *Ui. IB»until attar the tan-htrknrs have batched their britods; fton, as toon as taken off the Deets, pul Uwm in a tight, sumowhat dark, room, or on a barn-floor. Thon take, just at night, tho young turkeys that wore hatched under bom and put with thorn, and shut tho old ben out of bearing, and tot them *o remain until tho first broods will follow tho old benturkey, which will T ' ‘ ’ they are well feathered out. as tho wet is vary d-sttwrire to the tender Unit felloes. Be sure and get tho young turkeys under cover before any big shower cucim up, if th«ru are mure young ones than tho eld can well brood, or vou may loan many in that way. Do not put the old gobbler in the room with EwiSlrKm OaHtUblFUitllinhUi! One Prize $5,000 in Silver DERMADOR. Dr. Crook’s Winoofl'i ’ tfiriFT £tKTKapai<E. IO YI£Altii Tie Pile Tro Tar Mai, OR. CROOK'S WINE MV alm Her prennrulion ever ottered UsepaMIc. It is rich in the medicinal qnab ttoBof Tnr. sad uooqasltd for diaceua■ «T the Tiuroat and Longa, per —i— ik. _ Chromo School Cards, c/iy peirs Depot. tc-r they am tot out, ra they' frequently do much toward brooding the young at night and <m damp days. When tho turkeys are first hatched, feed them on curd xnada from loppcred pubify youb blood. It la also b superior Tonic, „____ ,u ^7* Appetite, DiHHtot.il, Cmm the Food to MgtBt E‘“,“ "IKCiXl Trcvwtte ■alarions Fevers et Gives torn to your Byatom. TBTDR.CR00F8WIWF.OFT a R CHROMOS I Music Teaching. "• ,l*’ •’*“». CT G«li*r. w if 10 ttedy Froatk sad Gctms u»r POKE ROOT. nffiy ggsgstafiSn.'te’. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-06-04.pdf 7a60342cd7be81afd198e1892b588bb3 PDF Text Text TlfE f\w>teuc\jl BW«l' Ttje R/ptlauc^il Bijou urn or' Mnxtnnw. VOL XVIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN W EDNESDAY, JUNE 4, Pro|e»i«ial tpd Biijlpesj Cafij. Don’t fail Co see the dollars a share. It wan impoteible for mo to take thirty thousand out of my business without destroying it; solwus forced to sell half my stock al a loos of fifty cents ou the dollar. I oorrfed the bal­ ance at a cripling cost But yonr fath­ er paid at each uaosnnout, until ho had sixty thousand dollars locked up in esrthat mm meedart no dlvidoodSg had ooased to bo quoted at any prise ia tho stock market. “ I will not detail the erpensaoe we bad in ooppoFmining. It waa a contiaued series of diaspjxiintaicnta from thu limo tb» ground was broken until tho work wee abandoned. Ore wee f-.'-r. 1 lint nevur in paying quantitice. What was sent to market paid us about a mill a pound for a dollar ex­ pended ia procuring if. Our superin­ tendent whose calls for money were inevasant, always wrote ia the moot glow­ ing terms Every indication was good. Wo were sorely approaching one of tho groat lodes which other oj-aratons had struck tn that region, and the moment we reached ft, our stiick would go np faith in mining speculations, haring to, and for beyond par. Bui ths lode seen mors money loot ia them tlian gniuod, by » thousand per cent. But we had been oo etroogly pn<fl| to aij tend this mooting that wo wrro cun- directs™ at wH-h ww voted to ebp work. Yore ftthf*; *bo I presided at strained to be prvocaL . From tho wadding reception, fluahed ths meeting, sat in the chair mor. like with wine—wo had each taken throe or a statue than a living man- At its dore , four glaaoee. and our lioads were not I walked with him. He waa not ia. । very strong—wu went to this meeting dined to talk. I saw that ho waa deep­ , to hear about the marvidtoualr nch do- ly mortified itnd evidently much troub­ posit of almost virgin earner diocuver.il led. He had put sixty thousand dol­ somewhere on tho tangu of tho groat lars into thia bubble, and it hail buret । Minnesota cunglomorato 'bolt. Maps Tho land, for which wo paid twenty , and plans were spread before uv; spec­ thousand would not tell for enough to imens of copper ore exhibited; cost of moot the claims that still stood against land, and the particulars of working the company. So all wga gone. As are cunee, and the money needed for devd- paused at a corner of the street Whsro our ways part&J, he said with much °l’a>W»t. »«>t forth in eloquent detail. / “laav that your father in whoso bitterness: To think of my being such face waa an unwonted glow, and in whoeu ujbs shono an unusual bright­ ness, was becoming much interosVed, and foremost in making inquiries and getting at facta and figures. His ordi­ nary coolaem and reoervo were gone. He had permitted himself to coma un­ der the magnetism of the plausible in­ dividual who wished to drew ns into hia scheme of fortuna making, and was » 1 would hare eared myself anil oth­ oo^letely carried away by his ropre- er* frota those cruel looses and disapI'ointmanta.” " I bare long since divined the cause , "I too. saw colden visions, and when your father said, •Gentlemen, I mean to of both your tolly and mtne,** I re­ plied. go into this thing.' I was the first to re“ You haveF' Ha spoke with a nerv­ l spend,1 so do 1.' Our example waa in­ i factious. Wo had tho reputation of ous throb in 1ms voice. Tho color dsepHe looked at mo l>eing pnidont,£ar-aeeing mon ; and the sited in his face fact that we saw money in an nndevel- with something like startled suspicion I oped cupper mine had a strong infln- in hia eyes. “ Wine is a mocker,'’ I said. ' cnee upon those pratent, nemo «t whom ■' ‘Wino I What ha* wine to do with , had the remotest suspicion that our judgement was olwcured and our vision a copper stock company,’ he asked. “ ‘It had more to do with this one, I : distorted by wine. imaginu, than you suspected., 1 “ There were ten individuals present “He looked at ma steadily for a moat that meeting. Under your father’s | lead and mine, tho preliminary organ। ixatton of a joint stock company waa made, and a committen appointed to procure a charter. Tho capital was to he two hundred and fifty tbauuuid dol­ lars. divided into fire thousand shares at fifty dollars each; the money to be paid in by installments m needed. As sixty thousand dollars taken out of your shown by full eetimatee and the results father’s businras, and nearly twenty accomplished in leading mines, not over thousand oat of mine, wo were both in fifty thousand dollars would have to lie J»»il- To roach port. wo mart have a extxmd-d before paying returns evre smooth tea and favoring •rinds. Bat clitahwd. The stuck would then rise wo had neitW. Than came.a sadden to par, commanding fifty dollars a share panic in financial circles, banks reduced their lino of discount; and rates of in­ ■ for ten j aid in. “ Your father headed tho subscrip­ terest went up to ruinous figures. tion, putting bis name down for two Trade aymjmthiiU end fell off. Wenk tbousud shares. Hia teith and exam­ houses began to totter and go down, ple were patent with me, aud I followed aud stronger ones to show signa of with a thousand mere. In a few min­ trouble. I struggled, and sacrificed, mtonuugr; mterests that require ute* tho whole subscription was full; and hold on with desperate energy ; but vainly. My, boats went pnder. the codoet judgement and tba moat and wo had a compact oiganimtion of " I knew that your father waa aoealy careful thought They will hurry away ten men, two of whom, your father and from here in a little while, and go back 1 held the controlling influence; our crippled ; and when I thought of him it waa with a concern made acute by to their oAo-a. their stores ’and their proportion of shares being three-fifths my own sense of danger. Ono day- in i-iunting-rooma, to take tq> the work of the whole number. It was vutad to |>a.-wiag a large auction house, I saw they intermitted for a Lriathour.-Do pay in at once two dollars a share, or him stop forth and stand for a inouswnt Ton think they will be as dear-headed ten thousand dollars, in order to irmko iu before? as well Ettad to grapple with a cash payment on the land, ami to gnt looking bewildered and agitated. I crossed over to him and said: "Good the iaanea that demon! their highest funds for beginning immediately tho morning, Mr. Howard. Nothing wrong, ability? Will the wino they have ta­ work of opening tho mine. Tho char­ ter would como and th« company or­ ‘S&, Thai is all!' he answered ken be a help or hindrance V ganisation proceed in duo course. '* I mold tell you a story," Mr. Clarkwith forced calmness. “ 1 wont away from that meeting •on added after a panne, “so full of ■ Oh. no !' I returned. ‘Not ao bad warning that it's lesson would hardly feeling strangely. On going to my aa that!' fail to impsMs you deeply. But this is store, I remember sitting down at my " He drew hl* ana in mine, and wo desk, and read ng my hood between my neither the ume nor the place." walked away. After a little while bo •• Will run make the time and place ?" hands, trying to think jest whore I sjxike, his voice leva steady than lie1 asked Howard, whoso interest and cu- stood end what 1 bad bean doing. HASTINGS SULKY CULTIVATOR! One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Day The Third Oar Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” Every one likes it. Everybody speaks highly of it. Even competitors Advertise it! a Ml HI HU Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders already NO. 6. 1873. an engagement to meet yuur father af­ ter the reception. Tho Lake Superior coppertaining fever waa then a: its height Yonr father waa a cool, clear­ headed man, and generally kept aloof from achomns of money-making not con­ nected with legitimate trade, -it ao happenad that uuo of your reetlaos, over­ sanguine men, who ore always on the look-out for sumo seiirae bv which money ran be made more rapidly than in cowpetitivo marouitilo or manufactu­ ring operations had made a rial*, to the Ontonagon regiijp, and, in company with a coautr surveyor, proqmeted far a mine. According to hia rera eeeutatian, they had diacovered one of the richeat deposit* of any in tho whole Lake 8upcriur region, and held tho eocrat of its location He had come out oast to organise a company, and had yet only > talked to a few oapifolista, who had ar­ ranged to meet him at one o'clock on the day referod to, ia Order to get a full ’ developomont of bis plans. I ■d from over 30 (owns, and more cojnin; every mail. COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR! ‘liuekeyc Mower* and Reaper*. Superior Grain Drill*, Ulrica H7/eel Rake*. Corn , and Ralloie Cullinalarx, etc., etc., etc. '"Jim. ttecausc it will perfectly hoe com, and do tho work -if 10 men. . It-caua- a boy ran ride and -Io imxvthan Si ineu with ivalklmr cultivator*. Tho driver rides directly over the row where ho can Salt! Salt! Salt! It J. P. ROBERTS &. m the Ik-nt Combined Field Cultivator, because CO. DRUGS Medicines but the COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL ! FIRST QUALITY PAINTS & OILS DENTIST .Wills, ' School Books Midiiai.' J- Stationery qarx at johk otamlbyi* Pure Wines ani Lionels I FOB BEDIC1XAL PCKPOMS. AI-. I™r..r«e<t<n>M.a Fertav s^ Matewah ■*1. Ala Xm>« asastastfy as hand. Jafcraae *. Michigan _Exchange. What is it ? gtled IF YOU WANT “ Glad to aee you my young friond,” waa the kind greeting he received- •• I kaor your father years ago, and there arv many thing, in my memory of him that 1 recall with pleasure, Hn waa a true man, Mr. Howard; anil the world‘ The last speaker was past the merid­ ia the better for his having lived in it ian of life. He had a care-worn face, It waa the thought of Mm that lad me; awl deep thoughtful ayea. Lf yon ptad- to speak as 1 did thia morning. I might■ u»d this countenance whoa in repast, almost say that it waa of warning from you read ia many of it’s Unas, a record yonr father through me." "I eannat but foci aliuleaatprised at1 uf disappointment and heart ache. The other waa a bandsoma young man. thia," Howard said, frankly. "My' with clear, confident eyM and a eelf- father need wtne. I have often seen pcasad air. Ton saw that he bad faith him taka a giaaa at his own table when in himself—was hopeful end strong: bo had oonipany. Ho set it before’ hia gunrts and partook of it on social. and meant to win in the race of lilo. ’• Why do yon any in busuxae hours. occasions At my sister's wedding re­ Mr. (.Tarkaon F’ inquired the young ception. which occurred during Me life­ time. wine waa asrred as at the recep­ tion thia morning." A shadow drofgxxl over Mr. Clarkson’ • fare. After a little silane, ho repM: " I know ail this. And your father never used wine to oxraeo-did net oare mnnli for it—was only in accord with social custom. And yet. temperate aa Sinfie scat Buffies as Low as One Hundred Dollars. And two Seated Fanners' Buffies at One Hundred and Twenty-five Oollarm. I shall also build HialtEB Fares WoBX. HASTINGS JttABBLE WORKS! 1ANHOOD: BOW LOST, EW RESTORED! B. F. STEINH OFF ,Mr Ir Ms Hfc Lmfilmt Eala UHI MTffi, STUCCO n® m: lat.m hue Shingta, Lath, 4c. "Whenand where?" " I shall be at hocuo this evening, and will be plaaasd to too you. I live at No. 403,--------- street'* “ Tbaak you. I shall rertainiy call." The two men e»|«rated, young How­ ard wondering why Mr. Clarkson should bare manifested nay .pedal concern for him. What had been said about the danger of confusing the mind by drink in business hours lingered in hia thunghte, and the more he pondered it tho more it's signitioaaoo grew upon him. In the evening be called on Mr. "•Yos, my friend, ruin—aud tho cause you know too wall. To earn my­ self, 1 fowl a sale of my property <m " alnul btroct, and it has just been ■track down al httia ever half. what I weald have takan for it a month ago I Aad that means ruin ? The asm to be roemrad will not meet my wants, and I shall l»o forced to susf-ond after all. with asaats and roaonroaa dimimahnd by tho amount loot ia this daaatama large, and needed to be well cared for and handled judiciously. 1 could not take two thousand dollars away from it without deranging my calculations ud iumtrn, ia —, a—i,. a,y “ 'And all thia,' I could not help swvrations. And yet. 1 had put down my name for a thousand sharee of stock, at tag, with "bitter emphasis, 'conM as tho a tier valno of fifty dollars each, and n-suk of a glass or two of wino taken might bo called on to pay aaoeaamsats in business beaus." •‘ Ha o»us hi my arm with a sadden sweat on my forehead. I paid to my- gnp. There was a wild, desperate, iwlf, ‘What camo over mo? I must hare half angry look in his fsoe. It worn loot my aeasM !' When it flashed into off slowly, onrl hia fingers as slowly re­ my thoughts that the wine drank at laxed their hold upon my arm. " We ported wiiboet another word, your sister's reception had been the evil influence which Ud mo astray—the and the subjert was never refered to blinding power that had obacuted my again. Your father went through his painful ordeal sad camo out with a judgMBrat. I eras startled at the rovelation—startled and ashamed. “ But there wes now no going back npon what I bad done 1 had entered into an honorable contract, and could not without lore of businsc* standing, refuse to moot its requirements. Yhur father came to no* mo late in the aftcnuxin to talk <ir«r the new mining enT —— ui_ a__ ___ . �Central ;^ht Republican ||anitfr. Bailroad Bat Thoughu of Bat Anthon. United State* CoDeetor Bailey to recov­ er the’scrip dividend tax ooUeeted by tho United State*. Well, they will probably have a good time collecting Bather Hyacinth* ha* a «o and one dollar mor* tax than they ought, if they have ao much by 8100,000, or we Legislature ia or haa not boon cunvened, arc miitnformird. Illinoi* has 259 Granges of Patrons of Husbandry. Iron is being ox{ant*d from this country to England. * Boeton and vicinity has 1,000.000 volumes in its libraries. RUSSELL & NEVINS the only certain event of the futurt, moke* death his constant quantity in all his calculation.—Dr. Cntiy. Senator Sumner*a h ealth E* greatly Michigan Ship Canal project tho Chica- NOT BE UNDERSOLD! JE Sherman J. Rich HAYIA Guarantees SATISFACTION‘on Everrthia|^h^ Recommend*, and he esperialiy of the United States that tho of the United State., that in all case* ar I WILL piece under these condition*. Fatal ap(«titM aro bred under this liconeo. Diseased stomacha and brains ore pro­ duced under it by the thousand. Will, aro broken down, and become usrieas foe all purpoee* of eolf-restraint. And all thia u done, let it be remembered, with the concent ot th* community, for a certain price in money, which tho com­ munity aporopriate* a* a revenue. Then, when this license produce* it* legitimate result*,—results that always attend euch license, and could have been tho meanest habit.—Shalt^ptorr. Of all the marvellous work* of the Deity, perhaps there is nothing tho an­ gels behold with such supreme astonish- FINE NEW STOCK OF TEJ1 and COFFEE, Of which lu> ha* a VERY TARGE STOCK, end Tho labor of the body relievo* us DRY GOODS, from the fatigues of th* mind; and this it is which form* th* happiness of lb* lifted from a possibility to a probability capitol building of Iowa. by tho action of tho Stats Lsgiahdurs Stetes, oa application of the Legislators CLOTHING. in calling upon tho national govern- docked with 6,000 salmon trout of inch State, or of the Executive, when out ceremony and form; tho inward the I^galatcro cannot lie convened to spiritual grace is very apt to be test call forth the military of any other State reported to number 125,000 votersnitbout the external, visible sign.-— Btor States, or tn employ such HATS AND CAPS, ience,—the community lifts its hand* in UKOBCE X. DEWEY though tho country adjacent to tho ca­ hat clceea with religion only nal would be immensely benefited, yet Tho Onarga. 111., flouring mill bum- holy horror, and clamor* for tho blood tun;, will clue* with no mure no perceptible advantage would accrue ed Sunday; loee 812,000, not insured. BOOTS AND SHOES. AF7AIU IB LOUISIANA Fifty thousand Sabliath School chil­ dren paraded in Brooklyn on Wodnre- than abut up a grog-shop. It i* eerier Wnranta, Tho Is-giriature of eaid Tho President'* Proclamation, hereto dry up a lite then a revenue. It is Postmaster GenoralUroswell ia quiet­ cosier to choke a priaooer than a politi­ nothing can depreciate it. but a man** will of course be (band fault with by tho tion of affair* upon our Mexican border. ly working up hi* postal telegraph cian. exhibiting it bimsillf. It may not al­ The moat acnntioual projects arc seri­ Wo are not pleading for any jpur- ways bq rewarded a* it ought; but it four of the Constitution of tho United ously discussed by diplomata, who claim The New England Fair i* to be hold derar'* life. Wo have rigued no petition will always bo known.—CLatoyWJ. ’ at Mystic Park, Massachusetts, open­ for any man'* pardon ; but we have this * Faith acted, supports. Food nouri*heth not by haring it, but by eating and i?’*' , ,, , State is evidently such that, unices tho auoo thereof, haa therefore made appli- western Toxa* are being reinforced, and that the -Mexican Bordor Cummi.riou Hart^3l A Troy,’«t (O.) dispatchyShirfi*^ say* Mary a^d Jane drunkennoe* are kept open, the killing digesting iL So it is (ho using and act­ r Federal Government ia content to stand •fart died at that place yesterday, aged of a murder will have very little effect ing of faith that strengthens and comby aad see it lead to bloodshed, which will approve greater claim* against over 110 years. slaying the hand of murder atlj eecurMexico than that country can liquidate. Hoooic tuu- iug the safety of human life. If this is what we aro after in seeking ’ BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! cution of the extreme penalty fidcnce that President Grant fully un­ obstacle* intervene. our object will not bo root might be leaa pure. Ito extc itself called upon m regular .form by derstands our right* and that he will bare this farthur to.*ay, tliat a commun­ Governor Kellogg, ao to do, and that he enforce them to the teller. And, oho, connected by telegraph with Portugal ity knowing that the traffic in alcoholic ry force fur the purpoee aforesaid, be protect our citixau* along th* Border by tho cliiee of 1874. liquor* i* sure to produce murderers, shall forthwith, by proclauxaiion, conitrolling influence ti[«n u».—IYtLmmA maud such insurgents to disperse and Will not be Undersold. retire peattebly to their reepoctive home* -Wo note wUh grant Iwon released from custody. snvdvr, and, therefura, responsible for Never put much confidence tn such a*' within a limited time. all ilia dangers to itself that lie in the Friend A Fox’* paper mill at put no confidence in others. A man Now, therefore, I. Ulysses 8. Grant, Ohio, burned Sunday. murderous impulse. * tarian society in every place, but no | land, prune to au*pocc evil is mostly looking 810,000; insured for 821,000. President of the United State*, do here­ BUSSELL A NEVINS. Wo declare, then, without anv qualifi­ in bis. neighbor for wbat be aces in him­ nfitt Tbs Presbyterian -driogatei to the cations that tho altitude of tho com­ self A* to the puro all things are pure, ecutive haa ns alternative but to re­ by make procMunalion and command to native tuwu, where they have no« said turbuk’d and disorderly poreons to General Aaaembly at Baltimore enjoyed munity of tho city of New York toward even so to the impure nil things am imspond to tho judicially certified Gover­ disperse and retire peaceably to their re­ — —j — .--- an excursion to Washington on Wednesnor of the State of Lciuiai ana, and issue spective abodes within twenty days ■UllKV IU Wl« v»»u u, i.iu. - , Eagland, within onr knowledge. And 1 day. ' der committed in it --Further, it h a i It 1* a bhwd atlammsnt when wo proclamation accordinglv, whatever from this date, and hereafter to submit *o learn, from the Fnt Pnu, published ...... The annual meeting of the ... Western mitigating circumstauc. in tho ease of enn ao aseoriate the truths of God a themselves to tho laws and constituted ..aaorialed Proa* will be held at Pul-in- rearly ovory brutal nuault, in every »‘lh Mtonil object*, that one u, authorities of said State, and I inveke bay, Ixxkii Erie, on the 25th day of June case of drunkennoas, and in half tho j in a manner, reading hi* Bible tn flownext. other crimee that are committed, It is jin foreot, in sunlight and ......... * ’ isens thereof to uphold the law and nre- have delivered a free public lecture, al A Washington dispatch announce* through the poverty and *liamolceiui6*> I always, everywhore, and in the Town Hall “ou the principle* of that Cojoncl McKenrie has instructions and immorality that come from drunk- j —Pftn. Odd Fellowship.” Brother Kidder ia to pureuo tho Kiekapoo Indians into enuet* that our beggars and thieve* are J No pc-aro was over win fro... ; Mexico. one of the ablest orators of tho GranUnited State* to be affixed. produced. If we could wipo out of ex- subterfuge or agreement; no |ieaoo is I The Republicans have all the officers istcnco *11 tlw erimes and woo of our ' over tn storo for any of u* but that MEAT MARKET! Dene at the city of Wash ito btato, ami ono of the best posted । of the Ohio Constitutional Convention city directly tracoablo to tho almost un- | which we shall win by victory oV6r whieh the “ Liberals" claimed such restricted traffic in alcoholic stimulant* shatao or ria,—victory over tho sin that Lord, 1873, and of tho Independent no doubt tbo people at Lebanon enjoyed 1 a victory. to-day.tbe city would know itaolf to-mor-1 oppresses, a* well a* over that which of tho United State*, the 97th. a literary aa well as a Society hlul. ] The corner stone of tho now City Hall row.—Srrihur'i JtniMf. 1 corrupt*.—Josh". U. 8. GRANT. Wo trust many of the ritmma of our ' Rochester, N. \., was laid W ednesBy tho President, — , ----------Ho who rejoice* ia God *hall never I the altitude of loth tho State aad Unitcounty will .mH* to attend |tho mort- j J’ “^«oon wi,h M“oak J, C. Bax oirr Dana, Pensionsbo confounded or ashamed, world with­ . Aetiug Secrotarv of State. ____ . ontond It is the abiding joy. If I mg of tho Statu Poundogical Society, , J. R. Lemon*, while changing care at ■Action nine of an act of Coogrore. I 5 State* Government leaves no which is to bo held at Kalamaxoo on the I Duquoin. Illinois, early Wednesday dated March 3d. 1878. incn-iu. . the ". ,balJ. be.btt™‘ !? * ‘A ‘'LWHl.i Brtff Editorial. 21th iast., a* wv know all who do will I morning, was knocked down and rob1 »hnll die ; but to triumph in God i* to support to tho Kellogg Administration. pensions of widow* of officer, having Iw well paid for .their time and trouble- I bod of 87,000. . minor children two dollar, a mouth for triumph in Ono who navur fail* and never change*, but last* forever.—S/orl-«.d . .H.-n.» b.. >'”« Os~ ahthe manufacturer. of California, an ex..4 £ aad of single minor orphan* of private •oldisrs, sailor* and officer* undpr guarconeem* i* tho highway to suceo**. Tho n**on we miscarry is bw-auw wo con­ James Woods, a poor laborer of Uti­ ca, Indiana, is the holder of ticket 80,­ of tho act dated July 25th, 1866, to sult not God. but determine without the young men of that city, r or drvaa 777, which drew tho capilal prise in the ton which Congreat will undoubtedly Ixx.-te they aro said to excel those made tinlaon will remain in Waahighton all cum plain of him for not pnejuiring our ' Omaha lottery. amendment for their inclarion, and not tho summer, with tho exception of a few of {latent leather. The Springfield firm having the con­ Gold does tot drop in price, and it ig it under that act, ea tract for printing th* postal cuds made I know, not which is the greater won­ ■ally promulgated by the der— ths# prayer which is a duty so MUCH BETTER CONDITION •* - as - - if the ncodictiun ally, if now 'looks prediction made attend tho CCifctUencement ot Harvard a foolish calculation, and is luring monIf ^^h^rc^'wdl .tato there should come no interruption of some time rince, that it would reach I College. 1,25 before July, might prove true. I Disci auro.—Tho patent outeidoe by Xui Sro toaT^^Tt's And, yot, no one can assign an adequate I the Eaton I|apid* Jse nwf. They will Welle River, Vermont, fur tho joint accommodation of the Paaaumsic, II. C. ter date, so that in some ease* chi dreu v, u^> so iml.y —— *Vs— | be ere long by al! true newspaper mon. who have sincm Income of age will bo nr *n much Tho census of 1870 abovra dint tho Tm1^ Z _ The decision of the Supreme Court of bensfitted by it. In earn o? orphan., The position of tiic Republican party FRESH FED DORM THE SEASOH. New Hampshire in .the contested Con- where the datro of births, fic, hare in Ohio/ I* statihl a* follows by Gov. mreionel election case is that Mr. Iwa filed at the itejartmont, this addi- : " • • J .TJTnretitninnrr and tho Nove* in accepting his ro-nonilnation : Pike is entitled to tho position. in Now Orleans, wo are persuaded that The average earning* of tho employed » determined to MU at the RATES I VERY WINES AND X.I<aTTOT<S Medical I’arpmca. prescriptions carefully compounded. Also A Fine Assortment of PHQJNIX CASH STORE Such a. CHROMOS. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS.. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in music, Remember the Place, Kqflpd Door E-4 of the C< Btrecta, Hastings J- t'ctf JOSEPH PFLUG ! cm riiat I Musi and W ill Sell in Sixty Days. PATENT COOLER! Thoen who have tho^lit it a good thing the Peat Office Department aggregate 24,000,000. About eight million thus JOSEPH I FLUU. ned employments do not exceed 81,900. By tho 4th of July. 1876—the bunmismanagement.'* And what.i* true of drcth aniveraary of the nation’s iodo- j Kellogg aad McEnery quarrol, will now profession do not exceed 82,500. tho State of Ohio, is substantially true proof of birth of »uch children a* warn think several times before they commit Hon. Onslow Steams, the ablest of every State tn tho,Union, which baa be completed. thenioelroe to any hostility to the Unit- Railroadman in Now Englaml, and been constantly under Republican man - 1 Member, who hero returned from! 1^'one of the truest men in every relation .getm nt, and particularly so in the State J th* Congressional excursion expre*. the | croeuo I opisien that Galveatow, and not Now Mir higan elected Preaiitent of tho Northern Rail­ Vhcn the time arrive* that tho devil road tn New Hampshire, and a Direr tor in moot all tho other Railroads in fouhd outride of Middleville T We chalthat State. ■ Urleana. I- l<» I— •!»«• —.«< I eeu had thought that if anybody waa public buunoa* is ao great that Poutmaater-General Crmwcll has been compell­ ed to abandon his contetnplatotl trip to far aa to declare that “Judge Durell’a now expect* to remain at hia port du- '' ia Northern Pacific Railroad Com-' hu filed with the Rocnitary of the ior a map ahnwiug the deli nite Io- ' generally admitted that |he, (tho deril). MOM II une. Il will Ixi eight atoriaa high, and grade waa <xtablhhml in IMW. is to mat four hundred thousand dolwill L-iu-fit a irtim* man Ex-Judge Edwatd Picrepunt. wlm 1 has declined tho mission to Rusria. is tpentitracd by Washington specials as The Preeidrat baa npjwinUxT John A. probable succeeeur <>f Chief Justice their public servants, he had better he -------. It it not Kellogg that off to California or any other aamcsblo Bingham, of Ohio. Envoy Extraordina­ An importanlauit is to bo tried at ry aad Miuiator Ilcnipotentiary of the Providence, IL 1., to test the cotutituUnited State* to Japan 20c. $5.00 8,00 Boys’ Suits, Wool, • Mens' Union Cassimerc suits, wool. •• Cotton suits. Linen Coats, litiisTrLti of ifjits <f C4ps.' HI IMBTIII (Mb DBIBH I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. ILioin* and Offices to rents over my store. Get the Best At Hastings. £!t*v UtoU to 821 a rnirnth. and of .11 I V"" ^,h". wlm have lust tho henria- of both eats I nrer‘ T!‘” •,* “1Un"!,*‘v’ T”" .2'° , , . .. _ c,i. o, , t»rt»*neut withdrawal ct lands on thu < of tlie United Btatw . . ............ „>_t gal tenders to tho legal minimum. Tho white in the serviro t i ... .. aiu _ „ .‘ t«»rtum ut t.ic route granlwi to timcomamount in circulation is 8356,000,000. an4 >n tho lino of duty, to 813 a month. . 1 diviriou* «f tho third grad.. |tl>) *t can *!ing more gvwip. aad do it or to,to the iul«li«*r'i ‘ll. ilul tier, than Middlevillo supports with St Jovph, Missouri, waa completed on Tneadar. and a trial train passed occr it • ucereafullr* Great jubilation enauee. Work Iras been commenoed on the “Gea'l Grant must support him under tent authority. . ry ■ w.. 10c. Yard wide Sheeting nt Stripe Shirting “ 4?ottonade», : M. CaMimcre. *' My MACHINERY the opposition in L than 8X. but y»l nut to the »aiu;> amount aa tbw wb» had lost a leg or atm. Otborwiee than the foregoing we lielkve । ■■ -.. •• ........ — , ion and eonaulidatinn of ail termer une* ■ «e ae T1 ui'ui.1 Za«MIM. S^TISfJiOTJOft! quiring a property qualification ui nat- callcd “ Independent” new.papers keep elected Governor last fall n6r aa to tho Tho annual Revbw of the Kalamuro re department took place Wednesday. bora,” though they take particular pain. aggregate postal receipts, notwithstand­ ing the consequent diminution in the been established at Freeeoil Milla, Ma- ths steal. Thia ia liberal policy—more properly, jicrhapa, demagogical policy. But then we had do roaeon to think May tho Hot Spring Band of Modcc Indiana surrondcred to General Daria at Fairchild’s Ranch. They voluntarily political question. guard. They the readinam of Democratic editor* to PuetofBee Department from different points, the Postmaster General desires CapL Jack had. Carpenter frankly tells his New Orleans has discovered that law* of the United State* the writer* of Shop In Barlow A Goodyear'* New Advertisements. । To Ml miNsw Mwk. saw >*Ur The school census shows that Plain­ well haa a population «f 1,600, an in­ landed at New York, of whocn 17,000 crease of nearly fifty per cent in two years *nd a half. . numbered rixty-thre* arrived during the past week. Mr. Wheeler, a farmer in the ranter of Texas Township, Kalam«*x> county, aaya that there will bo a two-third* crop Cept Jack, who ia the Constitution of the United State .«» A[OtS the IEIEL iESEDL t LOTAL BUIE. w. J. Holland k co PROBATE ORDER. NEW WAREHOUSE, I • t3T" Wool eent by Railroad will bo carded and sent boric in Good Condition rteUGBT I OTS; DECEE S BARBES, ARiOH HD PARLOR GEM by the Hastings Agwaej■. Give them a Trial. COREY <£ CORNELL. Scrofula Syrup! MIXER'S SCROFULA SYRUP cure* all Herafuloue AlfccGoc*, Cancer*. than |5,0(K> for each and every offenw, age, for matrimonial purpoeea, and that •be is “a smart, middle aged, indu»tri- GEORGE WOOD ORGANS 1 furnish oil. Win. H- Mar*ton, of NQn, ha* been elected Judge John D. Park Chief Jus­ th* appointment through the influence the region of tho Pitt Hirer Mountain*. tice, and passed tbejirtto-cspital reeolu- of Gov. Begley. The annual meeting of the State Sun- that portmaster. are specially instructed SIMEONS & CLOUGH 1 Adjoining C.V. Dwight A Co.’* Foundery. I*rasident Angell of the University and man) eminou will be there. Rhsum. Ulcers and Bores, Dyepep«ta, Debility and all ImpuriUos <if the bkxxl. OffireSonth ride State Street in A. J. Bow no*. Store, Wa.hintoo Blm k, SALT 4! SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR Kcep a large vupply of Salt for sole at Lowest market ratet», in their Brick Warehouse. MS SCmiLl tM CMOS KHD! Tte Salt iSfrorth 10 rer ceil w? tta Salt Eipad Ig ibe Walfcr. Brim the propio 8*47.208.70. a quarter to pay cam 840,000,000 annually, of which 885,000,000 will bo Mt profit Thio CHANCERY SALE. nwriMONIALK I 10 Barrel lota and more (told tn dealers at a very vance above Car-load Ralca. small ad­ Mirr»xx» —Tho fallowing mietakee ExacuUr*. M50: &a*a, faDsws 820,748.70 mistake to act July IM. ■fl Mun Water Lime Ohio limp., Shingles of all Irinria, Mc LUfB£f{ FUtflSIfED Iff CJtf LO^tt Wool, FOR /j �Tife fVr'Isu'AI* B COXKDVi "on Monday of last wook passing through Rutlaud and Yankee Sprengs FanSora •we busy preparing their corn ground. the abundance of blooms are any •P|J**> should no harm come to them sc meat.' I ’o attended tho funeral of Casper ,v v— v. > . • wga brought ‘o hi* death by injuries re­ ceived while pulling stumps, wha-h ao- 'mi tun iM-t 'tt:>T. i. KOgCTtTL KM. CHURCHES. mala*teat. Xwlui Ho. MASONIC. ll.it—vuuBuxv. • HASTINGS CHAPTER. NO. ON. U. A. M. Iterator f.n.vc—tu n «s ik« IblrJ i'rhtar .: r:.s ■«’»!—.VHU pmtLH'FA B. r. OX. W.H..WK. tee's. HASTINGS LOIM.'E. XO- .W, F.A A. N. IIACTINGS KASTERX STAR. LU» 4sr»:..s'«xM' r Utotell •{ Ik. . {Csi. i LAgA ALdK^tot'v.' **T^**P 1. 0. 0. F. Hiii-rieshe Rite, e*w Mate*'* te»r». PALMER ENCAMPMENT, NO. <9 IIAKHNflll LODGE, NO.3N,mM«n*Q N.H. n H. HOLME*. K. H. Baltimore Correspondence. 1. 0. G. T. Hili—WMkiaruiB Bl-tk. *v*r Darkw A Bslle/’* < J 4 - 1^ 0 1 1 Rl I. O C A L S Gold 117 L Numerous—Potato bugs, lively—All kinds of business. Tao soda fountains aro ripe—Tbo fruit abundant and dolicioav. I\>n’t l« afraid of bothering us with your euhecrijitiotis. Daring the cabnth of May the Nation­ al Debt was reduced 93,535.2«3. ju.tidenoe is at band—lx>t ua celebrate. Ji-rvd to Senator* Chandler and Ferry, tor valuable public documenta Thow who have job work to do should beret thing price ---- ------. ■ -s ww uuw 111 Uic Baxku^ The attendance at the funeral waa very largo, and much symjatliy was manifoted for tbo liereavod, by the en­ tire congregation. Tho disoourw, by De* IL II. Parker, of Irving, waa touch­ ingly beautiful, and well roreivod by all Bsutnoax, May 29, 73. is edited by J. W. Chaplin and & C. Enrroas Hsmaes BixaxaWe no­ Ceffinberry. The May number is on tice occasional articles from different our table, n> id, we think ia fully equal I»aw»on, Mudge, Bemnier, Bwttley and townships ot thia county. Hope haa had her say, Orangeville has been hoard Ws aava received from C. J. Whitney A' Co., D* droit, a most touching and claim to tho world that tho,, loo, still beautiful ) rieco of ,he< t mtteie, written in regard to burying tho dead in tho old and compo wd by 6 W. Straub, smtitlod, from tho fact, that her wheat-fields and meadows, her j'ottures and woodlands ton expretnly for Deuoration Dey, and a Besamer, Bendy end City Attorney J. are covered with a green verdure, and more lioautiful and appropriate piece of that she ia in blossom from dandelions music, would be hard to find. Price 30 Tho Street Committee reported an to applo-treea. No, one exception, wo petition Tur opening of alley between Tbb Nxw Yobi ZWy GrrpAk, the only Jefferson and Church streets as follows: lb* committee recommend that tho beautiful pink, but they still persist in daily illustrated paper in the United petition lie granted and said alley be swelling the bud and poshing forth the Slates, haa proved to be a financial suelaid out ns Kj-wifu-d nounrod dead, aro showing that they Ron. Dswsox, were only soundly sleeping. Dy Aid. Bentfoy— Moves, by her fertile fields lining That the alley doocribnd in tho peti­ turned by the plow, pulverised by the tion bo establiahod and laid out accord - borrow, aud sowed to oate or jilanted ikg to tho prayer of tho petitionees. with corn ; by her stately whitewoods Adopted by area and nayra m follows : and staunch han!woods being converted Ayes — Dawson, Mudge, Bessmer, into good substantial farm buildings. John Herrington is building a first-class Bentley and Hams. , tie George waa a favorite in tho neigh­ farm house, has the frame up, imd Nayee—none. '. borhood, and in fact of all who know Mathew Hall, con stable of 2d ’ Word Wm Match, D. C. Sanborn and 8. him. Thue does death make Ids visits tendered his resignation which on motion Weeks aro soon to follow with tho same to both old and young alike, showing class of buildings ; IL II. I&ll also, is that he is no respecter of per*.>m. preparing to build By AM Bentley— Wevintcdafew of our old friends That Iscac Swaathout lie appointed aa coaatablo from tho 2nd Ward in place and some of thom,sbow^l their apj>rwcia- of Mathew Hall resigned. , Bwdalhg proprietors stand ready to food tion of the lUxsta by iubscribing for iL Carried by ayre and nayee aa.followe: 1'unPTT clothe tho naked. pr> Manly Baldwin, Esq., of Y'ankoc Springs, Ay«:- Daweon, Mudgo, IWewner, viJ#d ‘‘“’J hMB ,Lc d°“8h” lu Sec. 115, ownea CO acres, aad is getting Hams and Bentley. pay far tho -----r-w-. a--------rhia farm in nice ehajte, anil ia getting Nayee--none. Uwslve sad along finely, thcugh commenced poor. Dy Aid. Bentley— fl-25' BnJ one of them will tend a lotThat the street L'ummisioner bo aulh- lvr ,0 «t>ypartof tho U. 8. for throe•nug little form of 40 ariyls, and by close cents, other things in projection. attention to buihicss, and being of an Our Church is nearly inclosed and wo Jefferson street on Chamberlain's Addi­ economical turn of mind, is al»i doing tion, to the extent of one day with two trust will toon be completed. But with writ Tho two above named, with many all our peace, hapjanMM and prosperity, men and team. o thers in their vicinity aro subscribers eomo of our goal ci use ns aro ducontentAdopted. to the Banu. and we jwumised to make Tbo following aenmnts were presented a more extensive visit soon into Yankee Mack, ex-Townahip Clark, haa removed Springs and vicinity, when no shall I. W, Vrouman, Turnkey service, hia goods and chatties to, and taken up chronicle ovvryt hing calculated to plMrt bis residence in fho city of Hostings. In^ird &c., fill.75. W. H. Heath, going to Grand Rapids Wo would commend him to the citiren* their character and illustrative in tho news of tho day. Editorially tho Grep-tie it the spiciest paper published in New York City. Tlie terms ot subsaription aro tho same as those of any New York daily, 112 por year. Address, publishers to examine Engine, 95.00. Bourne r, Heath A Co., Ballot boxes. A. J. Sponablo, would announce to the public, and to the fanners in partic­ ular that ho is Agent for Barry County, far the relobrated Sjiiral Spring Wagon Advertism ants. been tried end not found wanting. We undorstand^bat Mrs. Mack ia Co. with To advertise ia to inform tho public Mias Skinner is engaged in tho millinSty businres in Russeli A Nevins' store. have something to disposo of either in Marshal. 35.00. We would t ecommend them as kind, tho way of ocrvices or stock: A sign ogreealilo, accommodating end strictly Chas. B. Wood. tendered bis resig­ over Vje door, or iftross tho free of a bouoot. May succees attend them. nation as Alderman from 3rd Ward, John Lichty, who vu elected SuperpuMore-by, but a well displayed qotioe in a live paper is read by thousands— accepted. 160 acre* for 15,000, and intends going By Aid. llama — Some mon while raving ton dollars by to Nebraska or Kansas in tho fall. That tho Council proceed to appoint not advurtismg.loeo hundreds in tho lack Has a being, in occupying tho spare of custom. The lire butinres man is an Aldumian from tho 3rd wrad in place allotted to town two north, range eight always found in print. He deals with of Aid. Wood resigned. weet, county of Barry and State of Michigan. By Aid. Bentley— to reach them ia through tho columns Yours reopoctfully, Thai the apyiointment of an Ahl. in of tho local paper. IIo never lacks cus­ Bsammar, tomers, but is kept busy waiting upon place of Aid. Wood, be deferred until Irving Correspondence next retruter mooting. Carried. who have come to examine or buy.— By Aid. Bentley — We favor judicious ndvertiaing. Good That tho Marshal bo instructedto re­ exaggerate his stock and thereby diagtut port at each meeting of tho Council all cases commenced by tbo erty againa^ny pend too much money on a single effort, j'ervon or fvrrons for violation of ordi­ nance and amount uf fine* impus- d if any. little at fault, had bo expreap'd such an opimon. Tbo great wonder of our day, advertise ia, first; bav« something to in our own county, that ia now creating Adopted by ayes and naye*. dispose of worth tho price you ask ; keej> quite a ecnsation in some directions, is within reasonable bounds in notice io That tho Mayor srppclut Aid. Bentley the mysterious paintings upon tho win­ ♦bo public; pay for the sparr you c«ludow glsst in the school bouse in the as special member of Street Committee py, promptly ; as your busin*** enlarin place of Aid. Wood until another townshij) of Irving, aovon miles from Hastings, in the 11 ink toy neighborhood. with its growth ; lay aside a certain per Aiderman be appointed. The picture* were first discovered about Carried. the blh of May, by one ut the neighbors There being no further buaines* t. ’ ounk.ot-ifig before tho jmbii> ■ Thousand;. passing by tbo window, end since that I adjounicd. a Recorder, a grant manv juxiple, all unable to solve Cuvet cjltege. ; So general has the |ail.lie cokftdsuoo th« scientific to answer and solve. They ; ciplcd villain* are altetbjiting to deceive I tlusi the following is the prugramaMi tor tho unwary try imposing upon them their warthlro* nostrums under a similarity । , e.mflBunicmcn: week at DUrrt : । Sunday. June 15tb—HocuiJun ut>- of Muse. Cherry Pectoral Lurougcs, Dr. Ajtr'r Tioehcs, Ayvr's Pastiles for Iterry and Eaton County Fire ia*arsn.<> !j03,> / B'nnua! omoou before Cough*. Cherry Pectoral Cough Drop*, ._ Ayer • r ever ana Ague i lire. ur. nyt-r • ' j Indian ISIh, Ac, Ac, (none of which mixed, confuted Uia»* of images of uiferout thing*, us it they wore daguvrreotyffi.1 oa till-gla-*. Ini* no artificial jniut. It ha* >*.<•« done by some nn- ligated. CLOTHING. FARM TOR 8ALE OR TO RENT. Z\Vo made a short trip into tha conntry »wm MM3W fiMWMMmr. Local 6li;i|tss Jlnticef. A good rose-wood Melodson to trade for a cow. Inquire'ot 1. A. Dibble at this office. _ <it2 Tua Gaxst Cnrcico Juatuic b noth- CLOTHING. CLOTHING. We wifi Sell CHEAP, or Rent to a re­ John C. Hpcnccr Farm, in the townahip of Baltim ore. oonsiating of 80 acres, all inij'rovixL Fair House, good fruit, Ac. . 0. F. DWIGHT A CO. Hsathyw April 2, 1874—tf cheap—P. R. Sabin A Co. of Jackson, are telling out their entire stock at first cost. They have an immsnso stock, ■onio 9169,000 worth of choice good*, of all kinds, which they aro closing out, and if ony oca is inclined to visit Jack­ son, thia ia tha place to get bargains. rkKMuvAi-— «>. r. ricinnoii, mu re­ moved his Dental Rooms over the Bos­ ton Cash Store. Call on him for first fiau Ho.—N. T. Parker of ’thia city will sell aj low figures, for cash or good approved notes : two good Mares, one weighs about 1200 lbs, tho other about DOO lbs, two tiiuglo buggies, two double buggies, two double and two tinglo Harnreoe*. Hero are bargains for those wanting such property, that are not often met with. Cesw ttrltf. 45tf aTreward. Our Great $5.00 Suit! Thn firm of Bonmer, Heath A Co, still live and are selling their iaxmonso stock of Furniture cheaper than ever. They have tho largest and beet selected stock of Furniture and Undertaker* eever brought to this City. Their iuado gtiods, such a. Tabb's, B<x.kciui«, Extonaion Tables, Ac, can't be beat in the County, and to make good tlie above a*.«tiob, they now otter 'a axwxaii of 325, to anvonc who can show better Furniture of Home Manufacture, or a better or larger stock of Furniture or Undertaker* goods such as Caskets, Coffins, Burial Robe*, Shrouds, ic. Thu is no humbug Examine the goods in tlia different Houses in the Ckiunty, sad if we can bo beat, then call cud get tlie Howard. 7i2lf ' Bkuwkx. Huth A Co. OUR Jim is on Jefferson Street, and does saer* iuruw*. than ony other institution uf the kind in Hastings His atom is always full, price* low for caso or ready par, and would like to have tbo public call on him before they epeadsr their money at tho higher priced groceries. Groceries of every description both light and heavy. lUmvcD.—N, T. Parker, lias re Give liim^i call. moved hl. Livery. from Jeflerson Street Jefferson St. Jane 4th. tt to the National Hotel Barn »u Htate If you want tho vety best Fainting, alaouiiniug or Graining, ,erer done in its eilv, call nn John Michael. Ro is it the man who can suit you. Gtf GREAT SUIT ! OUR GREAT S15.00 SUIT! t^her Stores ask so much more for the same goods We always keep Fine Custom made Suits from 20 to 35 dollar?. •y to meet bis old fnends and the Ic generally. filji HEADQUARTERS FOR BLACK SUITS! School books, a full aasortmant con­ stantly OB hand at tbo City NewsDejait. Largest Stock of Black and Blue Clothing west of New York. Suits 12 to 40 dollars. Latest Styles of Boys and Children's Suits from two years and up­ wards. Pridqs, 2 to 20 dollars. pfajCE, M. I).. any imitation of the above seats, but Vuy Thomtwon’s Patent Spiral Spring Scat, for sale only by A. J. SponabloCtf TRUNKS! PM1SES! BAGS! Paper, Leather, and Zinc Trunk* from $1.25 to $20. We are square dealing in all our ac­ tions, Cheapest store in Michigan, and strictly HASTINGS .MARKETS. sbnd forth this our l*roclamatioa to the people, that they may understand that ' ________________ , _____________ buy goods of ua at cost We are going to close up our business, consequently maau what we say, that for ninety days, wo shall sell goods at Coer. Giro us a call. $8.00 ONE PRICE. STAR Juno 4. Undertakers goods of the । latest paterns and in almost endless varieties at Be smer. Heath gr Co.'s. A large sup-. ply of Burial Robes just re­ ceived. H <• sell cheaper tha n : ths cheapest. 6tf \ CLOTHING HOUSE I 36 Canal Street, DtllCH Remember our name " STAR CLOTHING HOUSE” is on the Doors and B indows, s'q da not be deceived by other merchants, as we have no Branch Stores. The wolf is howling, yet\ Bessntcr^ Heath Co., keep', right on selling Furniture cheaper than ever. Call on; them before pu rcha sing. Gtf, SPECIAL kOTICK Medicinal Poisons >n the Wane Just received the third lot, ofthose fine WoolMattrasses' at Bessnicr, Heath «f- CaV. BACON & KARRS’ bounded suiis/action. .. one and sleep as happy as an ■ wus. Aniel. mw^s .>.h*i><> mx. howling ? } < jy; but what is | it ? Why, Bessnicr, Heath £ Co., aro .riling ao much rurntture, and so much.»* W*Mm HM*> Ixrl *i S. cheaper than any other house in this citi " * even makes the wot n.UM n. ..Ill ragnid t» tl.isj.ngular phenomena. Tlie Spiritualist* claim that invisible spirits Just oj'snod. a choice lot of cigar*, ura il.<> agency that bavojiraducod thoui, tobacco, coll* and some of tuo Church people, I am shop of A.' told, '.tlribute it to that old fellow that does all tie mischief—tho Devil So ning three chairs at. lus barber shop, cmtinunl thivugh the days annual and no one cola tired waiting there. meeting cf. tho Board of Trustee*, nt important than money. From actual 7 r. M-; college jirayvr meeting, at 7:30 countvrfcits the |«jj>lo ate protected by law which the Doctor j>romj>tly c^fortoa. Wednesday, Jane 18.—Examinations outside through the windows, they took continued till 10 s. ■.; address and povale, etc. larjily orders filled prompt­ ■elves by refusing to bo deceived by them. ly at the City Dining Rooms. 5w2 Rhetorical, at ir. *.; luldrem beIf you want fora the United Literary Societine of th e call on Russell Metxce. •• ■ -.......... Xi .Hour, June r.xatx.irtntHn <n i s/r. nyev • nwimmi.i. «« ■ . ~.in C-ulral Jtailrusd <>'i Wedumliiioughout tlu« day . iixhibitiou • are specimens of this villainy aad deceit mght last, arriving iu (Airago th<- -<f !!ie xmw jwviioretov etes». al 7JJ0 I „ol onjy g,frBUd the sick of their .-u. —u_ • r. M. i-joney but ot their health, or tlierecor■■wraiug. Jvl.rgato* from Emanual Chnrrb at Marahall are. Rev. J. W. Ban.•roft. Rector, F. D. Ackley, Hon. H. ' G. a Hommupailuc Physuuan uabout Thursday, June 19.—Literary oxer/ • .■ V <__ r I M • * ’rury pnse sjieasmg ■ A rraxnua.—Township Clerks should ^^,^1 H.- st Sts. OBtT^Ltt toutunitqi Call on RusoeU A Nevins for I'arasol* Tho Ladies of the M. E. Churah of lights of glass aro just commenced, ai.d and Sun Umbrellas, at the Ilimnix Cash thia city will giro an Ice Cream Enter­ the invisible artist will doubtless return tainment in Union Hall on Friday eve- again to finish tfp tho job, and then per­ You know they always keep tho beet haps the school district will bo called Prints at Russell A Nevins. 4 w8 Tas Cosrasatoxa or aa Ixvxuo, ■ ■ ■ and Confectionery Sc., will constitute maty Clerk tho name* of all officers First-Class Instruments shall bo [totally ignorant aa to who tho A Nevins. ISML1.MA1 Hill twee officvn shall have qualified AM. E The Hastings Gun I*ak» Club, Tbs Splendid City Band under the leadership of J. Lee Reed will furnish LITERART E0T1CEB. .-rounds, building a boat house and dock Tixx Nonet—L. E. Stauffer, has jot received a fine lol of liouro plauto, which N. P. Langford’ didly-iDnstrated account of The Ascent ws ingMusnla are ptususfaed ach boule of ni«Sdna.vIi. New Scales. ’heir grounds nt the lake. becra Goodyear are buttdiag additions GUIs, Bcratehee, Heeleracb, etc , and biography of Bret Harte; illustrated payers on Cornell University and Oar Goodyear ia painting tho fenne around well, Allegan County, and to take charge .uf the celebrated Mineral Springs there. reduced. 11 will paritiv«ly cure KROFULS. SYPHILIS a Asoan'nu stores. RHIUWISH. WRITESWEL! LING. GOUT, GOITRE. traveler on the road, .’riving horses for New Styles. New Prices bronchitis; nerv- 1US DEBILITY, INCIPl !ENT CONSUMPTION. Very Low Traveling Agent,Dr. Herrick's Romediea with Faster the Spirituliat; and Republican firm as the desirable im- ? Woman d? OhOd bst night, was put out with Babeock was dearly demonstrated here ia saving s.-a£ss»!—■—s North Hide Slate Street, where you will Marian Stockton ; besides tho eontiauxtioa of Dr. Holland's Arthur Botmioastie Wareroom, cr.rvFT.A wn nmn erdcra The tare etry TSE SESTMIST IS TKt Villi Ao. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., Jf. Y. �Wishart's Pine Tree MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grani River Valley Division Tar Cordial. NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY Many a young burse will take bis place in harneoM at hard week nt thoI plow this spring for the first tune, and upon the care and sHN with which he is handled for the next thres Montlis will largely depend his uscfulMM for the remainder at hie fifis If pOMibto let him bo worked at first by the side uf a gentle well-broken mate T«t hi' harness fit exactly and bo strong and ____ -.1 __—ir-c._____ Wild Life in the Far West £■3 HAGAN’S Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, ms*. AFRICA tel Comssloe (U.K trllUS. Ul ..fl.! pUI'M Ikat SMBMklM WM llwra tteHsf wltetems eeaO MM • Mil »— ■ lew ev •salts ks’lM H. F. Birnbui’s bbn TartiM WATER WHEEL. ron aeaix sees as Were dm Kw IBM t ! vbMM ay bn.md _________________ Flrs4-er >1 !>«» esrti hit I a>J. I 1 dition at the eoiL th., awomtnodeliena in buildings and climate, as also the convenience of marketing. The send­ ing to market of fruit and vegetable* dues nut belong to legiti mate agriculture, for thia ia horticulture; a fanner grows grain and cattle food, producing’L.r ■alo meat, wool, butter or cheeee. and any Mag nolia Balm _____________ Writetrla® intBtnrtrffrtxUi. lifts' l sound sleep. Of truLJdeu or women, ; frTAT a u. I otherwise equal, tho one who sleeps tlie j Lest will bo thomoot mural, haultby and efficcnt. Sleep will do much to cure z*^BrrnntLDS nnuuiCl ’ irritability of temper, peevishness, unenBrmklss4i»rHbsiaUnAtteta»»a. d«»m» sia.-ss. It will restore to vig.r an over-thhei Osn,. |> i> ii -j. >ia<iv (><■■•. l> iv **■ '’”krf b~“ 11 p”,”i;. ■»' KW"'lE«J!S7X!11Uft.l7S; mak.. strong a weary body. It will euro Uuswsi i» Deslm'v Clnbs. ArwrUsss. K». a headache. It will euro n heartache. I Av. txasktar usd.-J for .<<* It will euro a broken spirit. It will euro C uW ‘*b" sorrow. Indeed we might make a long|-------------- ——----------------■ ' ■— Tie Pise Tree Tar Cordial, Michigan Central R. R! Pure Blooming Complexion. It I• t-vwlr Tw*K». IS t us reMWIIM la am •».! C i., .-. .. lifasre. sus rnu«l Slyer- Great American Dyspepsia Pills, POPULATI&fAL rVINECHR BITTER: Fucc Of Chwf Liscoix, May 31sf.'1873. “t/T Hutue speaks of a Homan Emperor, 1 Hi, who, wishing to learn sutnethiug about s- »»•»• i the population of hit metropolis issued I an edict requiring everybody to brxxi*; | l/llLVl able many more animals to be bred, to hia palaeo all the eubwobs they could ‘ raised and fattened, which would, at the same time, give additional rich manure to replenish pteat food Thus, by breed­ Young wished to aimtiare the different ing every kind of lire stock. there would French deportments, he could devise no be no purchases, but a great deal of better method than to ent thmn out one selling, which would bring in much ■ by uno from a map, and then ascertain their comparative a eights in u wale. Ono of the earlu-st modern examples..! hocurate enumeration throughout a wide country. «u tho United States census uf dHIND Ayer's Agris Cure, DEBMADOR. ? IN WASHIN! C^OMEST/C. For instance, on one occasion nows hod just been brought that Mr. B. had taken tho H inch Wick farm, of 800 ocrea, at a rent of one [round par acre. This was a poor farm, on tho burden of the Cotswold Hill, and Mr B. was a -gv-a- The BaLcock DODD’S ■JERVII.E DOES IT! 100,000 00 WOMAH .LUAyns Givi's •the custom of tho country’ on tho hill, and the calculation uf tho country com­ menced aceordiagly ; 200 acres of wheat, 200 of turnips and swedes; 200 of bar­ ley and oats, and 200 of clover and rye grass mixed. The wtinst ■"jSsji ML Usui 0 Laie lidtiE Earai SINE’S 'ITT 1837 ACRES. iHTEHPfHSE. OB Grati Silts! Prize, ?im 11 GOH] One Prize $5,000 in Silver Two priaM si.ooo a Fivo Prises 9500 ■ Ten Prize, 8100 j ___ j----- ,------- would make £800, and their wool £200, with wool from the main flock £300; beet, £400, and hog. £200—total, £3,100. Now, there were ♦hhes and taxes on this farm, which, ad­ ded to tlie rent of £800, made ovsr £1,- "il’Veehi Peninsular Railw 648^1199 tendance aad profit, which wo thought to Mr. bo little enowrli. B. begnl^with a much heavier stock than stated, gave his fattening sheep a greet deal more grain than could be grown tor the flock after working cattle and other stock wore fed, and he fattened bun dreds of hogs tor tho sake of making more aad richer manure—tho result of which extra feeding wee not only fatter and better animals, bat tho But it can bo proved mathematically, that Mr. Noteware’s estimate is very nearly comet Thus, in 1870, tho MMduim numbered 32.7 <12, and th., populatin'! tt2.Wfl. But, in 1872 tho school children bad increased to 51,­ 123 Therefore, as all those scholars who liars reached ths Huie of Three can demonstrate. the Nebraska popula­ tion in 1872 amounted to 791,928, show­ ing a gain of 08,935 witbin two years The liste of school chihlren. besides showing the growth ot the State at large, are a motor of local program. . Look, tor instance., along tho main lino of tho Burlington I Moesuuri River Salta aniH u i testa! efiea acts Chromo Dr. Crook’s Wine DR. CROOK’S WINE c/ry /reirs depot. Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK GIVEN AWAY. CHHOMOS ! UNDERGROUND Lire PUEIFYYOUB BLOOD. BEU1W THE SOBFACE I ...Da-CBOOK'B *v>vvor pottjiooT. AGENTS WANTED lY WORLD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-06-11.pdf 32c6e555b12519f0dbe56ae4e9677b85 PDF Text Text Tr|E ^EpdBuayi.j The f\srJsucM< Bm<I>iiv RATES OF ADFERi VOL XVIH. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN NO. 7. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1873. could do, and she waa lUtermined to show it to her husband. She must be patient and penenwfag; and those qualities in an eminent degree. It waa to be the grand undertaking of these first yours of her wadded life, and to do itaho would bend every available ener­ gy. She planned that, if possible, she l)rotB»iojial and BWlW Cant OLIVO M Don-1 fail to see the mi HASTINGS SULKY COLTIVATOB! The Third Oar Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” Every one likes it. • , Everybody speaks highly of it. Even competitors Advertise it! Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders already received from over 30 towns, and more coming by every mail. 1000 will not supply the demand. Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Superior Grain Drills, Itidea BTiecZ Rakes. Corn and Fallow Cultivators, etc., etc., etc. much gained. Only a little, tot those littlae, multiplied by other littto, grew emasingly. . Tto husbandman who should set himself down by a hill of rem, aad wait Io soe tto tender blado put forth, would to wearied and disbeertened ; but to knows if ho plants tbs tiny sred, and cultivates it as to ought, that tto harvest of golden grain will come at length. , Albert and Alto wore married fa tho spring of 1 JOJtl. It was on an evening in Angust, 1870, that Albert cams homo out of sorts. Ho had been notified that to mint leave tho cottage. Tlwv must giv. up tho jdeasant home, and ioeo tto little garden they had cultivated with so much fondness end care • The owner wishes to sell,” to ex plained ; and he has had aa offer. He asks tiro tiioumnd dollars, and must Salt! Salt! Salt! CO. iuibs- . let. It <Ickm ih>I ring U|>. •AL Ito* not tear upsolt. ' 3d. ltos.n<it dodgv the hard spate, but gix-edown the Ixittom 4Ui. Xo weight on the 1>ome neok Mh. A toy oan handle It over rough oixxkly grouu.twlunother cultivator* will not Work. 6lb. It cuta the ground all over Instead of leaving a atrip Iwtwren blade* wlirra the weed* and Kras* are only lightly covered and win Mart with fir»t tain m la the raw with all other combined milky cultivator- DRUGS Medicines COME AND CET ONE ON TRIAL ! DWIGHT & BURRALL. DENTIST HaskTilie. PAINTS & OILS Mitiiias. <}oods i/i E/toLcst vwrr- Srhool Books J- Stationery I juo dijy Sweet’s H°Tel> GtAKD RarilNt............................... Ml T. II. LVOV. Pre*— £..1/sbuui IM e.tebllsW.w.1 >• J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Entire Etai Bataa Jut 19, 1871 Michigan Exchange. t«I«* What is it ? IF YOU WANT and fnuh to-day as it wsn in that morn­ ing tour when tho sun first .hone upon tto tova scene of Eden. And ttooe les­ sons of life which lead to tto true Bring, though thwy taay have boon preached and oxjioaudsd over and over ng.in. can norer to preached too tareh. They cannot to worn oat Tto need of their guidaare will cease only when this life shaU to swallowed up in the life stera­ el. Bo. ttongl. thus samo Ireton has toon often illustrated and enforced, I deem it no unseamly repetition to' toll the simple story whieh shall Illustrate it again. I know Albert Moore well.' 1 have known him from his toytood, and I knew Alto in the other years al­ so, and tho boson of their life which I now write down cutamntod under my own observation. Albert Muave, al tto age at Iwentyfive, took Alice Wanwn fix fife 'wife, Yen, My’Trip Hamturr. " with which I make Irons for BUGGIEN. This Valuable “Mxctnxk" I hare long felt the need of. It Is one of tto great mean, which enables me Io «-U Buggies so LOW ae to DEFY COMPETITION. Single scat Buggies as Low as One llnndrcd Ikollnrm. ow Farmers, HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! s opportunity of thte klrnl oOtered In Htotags, wtoroby »> small an amount oftimey. I do mt intend to Ioom builder by selling a i<«>r article. UJBDOD: BDV UH, BOW HSIfflE! J. Cole & Sod, Dtr k He H tk Ont Utkt Ms LUD UlfEB, STUCCO Iffi®' But for such a uno as she wanted, it would cost twenty-fire orthirty dollars. " If you want it. get it !*\said Albert emphaticaUy, I will let you Have twenty dollars from this mouth’s pay, and the Lalanceyou shall Lave next month." Alice got tho thirty dollars, but sbe did not get the new dr—. By the out­ lay uf five dollars for now trimming, sho Mgrirod to fix over tho brown cnshracre so that it looked every bit ns good m now. And so Alice worked. Sometimes she asked her husband for u.a cents; samotimae for mare; and at the end of a yn, upon coreful n-ckutimg up. aho found that sbe had managed to get hold of ralhor more than her fifty cents a day; but she had dons it Ijy denying hersslf of many things,'some of whieh wrrdreally needful Thaneult of the first year’s effort in- owed hie ouroem and that Io him to tuusa look for the retaining ut Us srtuation. And yet b. raaol red to to a man. "Mr. Landrorc, you must excuse "Ah! Did to place |you under tho ban of Money F' , “No str." •'Then what did he say to you of me F* "I cannot toll you, sir.*’ "Cannot, you mean you will not." ' While landrove waa adeal with partof the creature uthis bounty, tho «h« bad saved up oite hundred and fifty youth proceeded "Mr. Landrova, as God is my judge, dollar*, and had invested it in government bunds. Through the influence at I am your humble friend and moat obvdisnt servant, and if 1 have a love a dear friend who was in a large bank­ more strong for one of my employers ing setablhhment, end to whom she had than tho other. Utal love is (for yon. confided her secret, she «f as enabled to But, sir, even to please you I eaamot do get tto bonds at ttoir face vahse. a moan, unmanly thing Whatever I It was only a little at a time—some- ' Mr. Coujicr may bare said to ma waa times a very little—but even a penny । said in confidence, I know that bo would dropped into the strong box was so COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR J. P. ROBERTS & An Unexpected Teat "Jamas, I found you and M * Coops f together thia morning, and as I entansi the afire, I knew that my name wag upon Cooper’s lipa. Wes it not so F’ Th. young took-hrenfa ifatMtM an« waa aslant Thoma* Landrovo and Albert Cooper were partners, and sole proprietors ut every day; or if she could not do that, ouo of the heartrot wholaeale tuanuficabe would do the beat aho could. Generous, frank, loyal and loving, theirtmafaaet w as inrtamsi every day. Albert waa an easy prey to tto wiles of Laudrows was a Nsw Tfuatot by birth, a wifo as loyal and loving as him. If. and Cooper came from Nur Haanhirc. He gave her money when she as|rod fur It; and oho naked for It when she Jarnos Worecotar was a youth of nta»tecn fnnn Western MassachUsctb, and ttought he had any to give. gons out into a couatnr, with a. And hero letme say ilmt Alice know haring letter o I roeomtMudatou to fatndrovw her husband would not run in debt That was an evil they had both arrayed from as old eollegw-mate mad ehuui of therarelres against in tto outset. When tto latter, to was at omm mbpkmd; Albert’s purse was empty he bought and thus far, during tto spore of six nothing; and when it waa full to waa nioulhs, iiad provod himself worthy and well qualified. apt to boy more than to needed. Alice Tho partner*—wann-hearted, but ■ knew all thia and guvcru.-l herself ac­ ' quick and impulsive—hack falien into a cordingly. •' I think," said Alice, one evening. raisunilsrstaruLng. Ttoy had ou (ho previous owning almost coma to blows. " that I must fix orer my c^Abrown cashmere this winter. 1 shouJWiko a new one; but I don’t suppose you can afford it" Albert looked grieved. Tho idea that be oould not afford hl« wife a now I hold them ns 1 would told moMy that had Inen planed in my keeping." Mr. I—urore sworn a big oath and domauJcd a^aiu to kuow whal Cooper luul laid of him. But Worcsatw was I ed to discharge him. '•I camo to you srith oa-bowor aatarnishod. air," said Jamas, “and if I must leave you, I wish to take tho came priceless ;>os*«>ssiou away. When onco I 1 iavo 1 strayed a trust, I can no nxrre hare, euntidenoo even m myself." .‘'Then you flatly refuse F' "1 retuse to betray the private speech ■ of Mr. Cooper aa I would refuse to tell him, worn be to ask me, what you have now said to me." "Vary srail; you may close yustr sccounts and pass your books ovet to Mr. Nickerson, tor— and hero Mr. |I-w drove, with a fierce oath, swore tbit the ' reticent Ttjuth should leave cm thsf mor­ row. “1 will go, sir* tot Ohl. why asset I sec you and your partner reconciled be­ fore I go ? You love him; I can swear before heaven, that no man lire* wbm-u hs toes better than he lovoe you.”/' Lendrovc would listen to no more. That vvry night thooe.two impulsive men mot, and their ill will waa blown to the-wind m quickly ns it had beau engendered. Orer a bottle of wtau Imnlnwm told his interview with young Wcroastor, "Of one tiling I eon asaurw you," said said Cooper, "he loves you truly and de­ votedly. I know it from tho words which ho spoke this morning, and from the warm team that crept out wpeu h» lashes as ho gave them utterance. His, refusal to repeat my words was from principle." “Ay,” oried I-sndrore. “aad from principle very aeUom found ia sta purity fa tins poor world of oura. By my life. Albert, ho wiU be worth Ms weight in ' gold to us. Wo can trust him.** Mr. Nieketwm took James Woree.te?s todkn m Landrove fad th—Bi.il but it was only that the young took­ keeper might be transferred into tfio inner office, sanctum, where he sras installed as mnbdentia! agent aad corrrepoadent; aud whence; fa tune, he atopped forth into a share of the bofa nose. This little sketch boars a deep and valuable Ireson for thooe who fare eya. to see, and hearts to uafinstea I. 1 .Mice's eyre gleamed with radiant light. .•She tod town thinking for some time During her five yvars" experience iu ■ that eb. must let her busbend into Hie school teaching, Alice had laarned | I secret. it had begun to wear upon her. many things, and having toea or-1 And now Ito time tied eome aa though jihsn from an early ago, sho had made by providential interposition. the problems of real life opa-of tori (She did not make a sorus Hhe chief studies, and what sto^had Joaril^ would, not adi to tho iaw.t by any • I in this latter dejssrtruseit served her । by play. She simply gut up and went I well in her now etaiion. After her away to tor cabinet and when she marriage she found Albert to to just came back abe brought a little book in the man tho hal known him t-> be in I tto other years. He was kind to a •• Alb^t," said she, "let's vou and { fault ;treo-toarted and generous; ready mo buy the rottage.” I always to answer the call of friendship ; Albert looked at her in auiasetnent; and ;irun« to pluck tho flowers that and directly it flashed upon him that J bloomed today, regardlree of what there was too much suletnniiv in her might to nurtured to bloom on the tune for badinage. SomMhmg that he had noticed during tno post months 1 They lied boon married but a few came bock to him, aad he trembled with mouths when Alto found that her hus­ the weight of stnpruso that fell Mpon band was cutting his garments fruzu day to day exactly according to his asupply of doth. Not a sbrwl was th. great flood almost omteuiw her, ely to save on for the cutting of and sfa waa fowl to mt, and wipe an extra ganuoot &>r a rainy day to bor eye* before she could proceed. And then ah. showed her book—that ata “ Albert," she sted.ro him, one eve­ had more than sight hundred dollars ning "do you know sre ought to to in bank. The ice once broken, sho laying up a little something F* told her story fa glowing wonts. Sho' Albcrt looked up from his paper, and told bow ata bad eared up fittb, by Ft-' ' waited for bta wife to elucidate. tie, and Low eh. bad at length found " I think 1 heard you tell Mr. Green- beryalf able tn pwrohase a fifty dollar ough that you had no money—that you toad. And then she told tow her nu­ hail paid away your last dollar thio very de in tto banking house, had taken kftarnoon F* charge ether investment. ; and tow. ’ “Exactly, my deer; but you know to­ morrow is pay day." And you have 0]wnt your last mouth’s Mtrnings?” The June todaty*1*** '• Yeo." A brief sifitneo onausd, which Albert broke: The Annual Strawtorry Pretival of “ Cotun Alice, you've got something the Michigan Btnto I’cnaotogiml MociMy ou your mind. Oat with it.' '1 sriB listwill bo laU at Kalamaaxi, at ths. Court House, on WodnosdsT, Thursday and And then Alice in a 'smiling pfoasFriday. Juno 25, M, and 27, ltfT3 — aat way, went on 'to tall bar htmtaud The proreodtegs wil!^bediroisiSad with that they ought to fa laying up some­ with tho structure stanotl, •U ite reo- ami an exlubiUm'of frail oral* Oow»t* thing. “ Gsorgu Souiens •sens only throe dulfain.'* You are right." "Aad yot to livre aad dona nut run, fa dobb" ■ "But to lafcrcod to deny himself’ inauy httlu comforts which w. eajuv." "And tto one great comfort which! portloru all blocked out, fa oould teip on tbs work. Ha oould not aoe bow ’it was done—and nut only that, tot tto demonstration was before him that tho thing could fa doneOno year had cl*;wod sineo Albert। Moore sooeirod tto famm from his wife and bv jfltnmg hands w>th tar,' and lamding hio own eoergfa fa the tamo• directmm to has arocmplishsd, duringI tho twohrw-mouih, what wo«M have oora.od t.. l«m a raarwl io the .-writer time. He fad laid by mare tfan fi»y oonte a day: ami tfa ctora. end tfa " Tto eemfort of a Bute sum ia tbs bank, which w» would see groruy to-Wkrd the ensnaring of luturo waals." Albert could not for the Idb of hitu. i < Albert eau taprore his homo with cheerful heart, and can set cwt wew trnre and vines da hu garden with bright ]>rora»ce, baeatun be bmm, day Albert trailed in turn, an J saksd bow such a thing waa to bo duuo whan it «xt all ho could earn to lire. ' “ Ton earn three dollars and a half a .day F'said Afire- , pmmetoo BiMlo at a ttoe-htfa by Kt r --------- ’---------, taw; aad there i Tto ilntocm of tto Sootoy wiU to given for the 1hw1 cotoctiou uf flower.; afoi, for the b<-et coUoctton also, for tho ImU coBooticm of-etento. Premtoos nil ha given Are tto. beat setofiag straw tome.; fcrltotosfogtote fur tto tost and togret dtspfay afire nd bearing Mt ntototato^Mt tore �^te^tpnilirani: lanncr. AU About ths fltato. Tki Babcock Esutia ix Ctucauo.— Tho Babcock extingttlshof tho f.ames in public^ bonce, if ths impulre toward tbs pal Convention at Marshall “ that tbo West Washington T- ft I U M P H A N T f Street.-■ 1878. Sherman J. Rich •THE turbaace or bloodshed, and in a purely tar I WILL NOT BE yKDERSOI^D! 1 Guarantee. SATISFACTION B*»ranM,nd*’ *nd bo »V«elly WHEELEB * WILSON, Senator Pomeroy’s trial on the charge New Advertisements.. r th ^T^tlT31 **Top,ka* K“““' of the late Allen 8. Sweet, Eeq. The Venerable Judge Harriaon of gltaOKT OF TUB CONDITION OF TUB tablishment uf a Republic on an endui* had> *30,000 Bchuolcrafi. aged 102' u now reported aa failing, and not bkoly to lire long. ich ho has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and he is determined to sell at the The work of laying track on the PenA cotton mill in Philadelphia was OF HASTINGS, MICH. ) brrned on Weduesdav. Loss *250,- iuvular Railway is progressing rapidly. VERY LOWES'!’ RA.TESI 000. ' Tua Odd Fellows of Haverhill, Maas., toeu miles of Vslpairaiso, Ind. dedicated on Tuesday their uow and elegant building.' The yield of gold from tho California Juno 17th. The premiums amount to mines has decreased from *57,000,000 *12,000, in jiuisss ranging from *690 to *1.500. war, and it found guilty punished as I- 1883 to *20,000,000, tho prewmt Sales of the Wheeler WiIson for Hon. N. 1*. Jacobs, uf Detroit, lias average production. those laws justify or require. luridentjjr&SlteMtaaj* Captain Jarnos Wornungton. the old­ been appointed Land Cimmlsaioner of ..ns r 5.ii.”..i EaSi the past year is the Best- Guar­ est msn m Columbia county, Ohio, died tho Northern Pacific Railroad, with brad-quarters ou Pugct’Seund , ---------, rater uf its Superiority9orer all -whstes aasto x.x<^.rro»^ make them amenable to the ordinary ' For Medical Michigan has fifiy-ono thousand LUDtl-iriES. Wilson ill. Hie physicians rertftnmend ------------- •*------------ other seu ina machine J. K. Apted's new hotol building at ES±lt£*Mto' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Niles waa recently destroyed by fire. '■ Being the most simple in eonA rilk-wonu nursery ia projected at Loss *86,800; Insurance 112,000. It ia Beaufort, South Carolina. ' struction, and easily adapted to au inrendinry. A Bhangkae dispatch refiorte the Judge Fuller of Coldwater, recently capture of a hostile city by the Chinese, different kinds of work, running as of civilised warfare. Doubtless there ■ and the masayre of thirty thousand lost of epiaootic, a Mombrino colt val­ ued at *1*090. captives. HornbU, if true. easier, faster, and with less noise'than any other sowing Buch aa CHR0MD3, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF Ono of the baby lions with Dan Rice's uppoiatod which will try Capt. Jack and The Commissioner of Internal RoveMERIT, and everything you need in i«si l> uvi.u u>< teat »r »r machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler show died at Adrian last seeE hia fellow culprits, and will meet out W. B. Conelly, a Deficit artist, lias life). *. <JO<lt>Y|tAK, to them just and qiocdj punishment. railroad trai ns must pay a special tax sold bis paintin ( MUSIC* AT IS’EW YOTtK I’RICES ’ >• WilAon to the public as Superior to any other sewing Davul Preston. r, for *350. im • Tbo ateomor Frolic, with the mem­ Reax-mter the Place. Second Door East of tho Corner of Sta& an t Jctferson whether charged xu« STSRk. J in the nt aket. ; litre of tho Polaris expedition on board, sioner, placed 1.00U salmon in tho Streets, Hastings. Grand River last week. Wsikl'KTKtaKR lpi>srt.n J. Should the Arent fell tu call on you, be invitee you to call at bls offllce In the to bo indicated. C •n;i> t uoubYksiul juesilii ! of HI$?KS BRO’S, State Street, llastiugs, Nlcb., and examine tb<i Hon. P. H. Emmerson, Judge of tho evvr, seems to beat on end. ’ dlr*t to Washington. United States District Court in Utah, ■ « --------------. Vermont lias 180,285 Mnikh cows, has returned* to his home at Battle One of tbo roost brutal murders of pn^wiug anMallv 17,844396 pounds A. D. COOK, Agent. modem times, outdoing in barbarity ! P°ynd«.»f U.UUVU uwm. uuiuuuig m usraunj, and 3,836,849 gallons of milk for hrie, tho ruthlees killing of General Canby l^ideo that used in tho families of pri>Torney aged 73, and William Warner aad tho other peace Commisriouers, i ducers. sped 09 years. was peqwtrated kyjfi band of Oregon A targe party uf coal, and iron men Georgo McCabe, a boy 12 years of age, volunteers, <m tho8th inrt, who killed 6J” '’^joying an excunion among the was killed st Jacksun last week while M«l« OMI^ I. e»l ! »b~. attempting to catch a ride on a freight 'TEJ1 and COFFEE, i/up/fored HASTIHGS NATIONAL BANK, JL B IWfMffll) tasto..™ adversely to the Thiar’s Government whereupon the President promptly MasMahon was chosen that the Assembly, elected aa It was three years ago on the sole bane of mak­ ing peace with Germany, actually con­ tained a majority unfriendly to any really hostile to President Thiers, if they monte. Bat it was thought that in < ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC, even should they areum. it, and the general popularity uf M. Theirs, that SttEWM J. qicit. BACON & KARRS’ rag , _ . ‘ the officers in charge. ministery did not afford conservative jority of sixteen, would result in the President's resignation. However it did; and tho monarchists took advan­ tage of tho fact by choosing Marshal MxcMahun, aa wo have before stated. | at Pans Thursday evening, waa a bnlt *3^. Jwo.w.ulil, s™v«ulA.l'! 1“”e 'V‘1"“n!’" Y"'k y ¥ ____ 1 murderer, ctntinura to umiutaiu n stoiI cal, indifferent demoonor, refusing to Some hope has been expreered that | converse about his esse Gov. Grover of Oregon has requested uj>on n rigid interpretation of tho new tbo Secretary of War tn !ura over the postal law; but that, taking into consid­ , captured Modocs to tho State authoritew eration tho fact that th» ublect of the amendment adopted to the bill by the Senate, and concurred in by the Houso, was not generally understood, and that an attempt was made to pass an explan­ atory bill continuing the tree transmis­ sion of certain newspapers; ho would use,his privilege of construing doubtful Acts, and suspend the action ot that par­ ticular clause affecting tbo press until the plain intent of Congress should bo A Grand gathering at tbo L'nivorulists of Eastern Michigan is to Im iwLl That I Must ami Will.8ell in Sixty Days. The explanation wo have made suf­ fices to proven: any uno from using the Yard vridfr Sheciiitg al 10u. old quotation which would otherwise >•-.< c. PrteiM. J»4«. »r Ff«teu. he: Stripe Shirtirjg ’* i min. «f <*■ enat. «.f " Mkiss* i seem so pertinent “that Republicans arri aSjffiS-wassirt: 20c. Cottouode*, r"' provorbajly ungrateful," for it ia not the Orssl. Kisesior •< >04 wuu. pk M. C aKiimerc, " 25 to 35c. >e> th«..o ml t-rtb Ik.I In SU I Republic of France which lias thus so churlishly the public ser­ Bqy>* Suita, Wool, $5.00 Tk.rv.ws u U MilmJ. TX.i Mm.4s7 Um :1m vant who has lifted his country from U Jalr saaL u sum s'O>ak te Us farssMt. • Mona* Union Cassiniere auit»* wool. 8,00 Much as ww condemn the spirit which Tho Now Hampshire legislature met tho chaos and degradation of defeat in prompted tho adoption of this amend­ An Alden Fruit Preserving Company " Cotton Buita, 5,00 on Wednesday. Tbo Senate elected mom* launosd war and out it once more in a poaiuen ment, and lament the injustice thus dune tho Hon. Dand A. Word of Concord has beets organised at Sturgis with u ; •iu>. r>«L<.oa Linen Coats, 75 at respectability and prosperity among to newspapers, especially those publish - President, and tho House elected the capital of *20,0<lO. Mhasraalad: L<IIUF.e ed in tho country, we do nut see how tho Hon. James W. Emory of Portsmouth, I The Peninsular Hardware and Maa- 'wUiUaU'tawlI HrUrtrU.n. •US SMIUMMV give, SM»« U Postmaster General can avoid enforcing Republican, Speaker. ufocturing Company at Big Rapid. lure yond cavil, that M. Thiers has rendered their foundry, machine ataqs and bta»k- >MnM .••SV -I A M. Craig, the Farmers' candidate more service to Franco than any other interpret laws does not extend to those ; smith shop nearly completed. When K..:iu- JS M mH «.f H*cry Ur foe. son of hers, military or civilian, during whose import ia plain and unmistakable, for Judge of the Supremo Court in llli- the works are in full running order they *.-.4 | note. Is probably ulecte.1 over Judge 1 will give employment to upwards of 10U this generation Chosen Chief of tbo but only to clauses of doubtful meaning. Lawrence, tho present Chief Justice. Executive Powte in February, 1871, he There is no question about tho intention Tlie obsequies of Lieutenant Goverof thia law ; and tho fact that many became President ot tho Republic in members did not know tho scope of it August of that year. In thio capacity, untiil after its passage dues not relie re ho at once Mt himself to work to pro­ the Postmaster General of the duty of cure tho beat pomiblo terms of peace obeying it 1 Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make Tho provision iota plain terms : "Pro­ with Germany, as well as to compose to Order. vided, That all laws and parts uf laws the mindl of Lis countrymen and to sot premitting the transmission by mail ot Rooms and Offices to rents over my store. in motion again the wheels of industry, any free matter, tetaterw tl Ar, are beroI3<h, and the decision will probably not that his agreements could be carried UsMtstt. Ms/ Ik tCX tail out Bo well did ho smxred, and so tlie free tronsmusiou of 'exchanges,' be banded ia till that day, and of papers in the county of publica­ Three hundred and fifty nadrea of good an impression did ho make on the tion. lhre« are its worst freutro-i. so Portsmouth, N. IL, in New York, have 'minds of bis former adversaries, (hat tar s» newspapers are concerned. There concluded arrangements to visit their they modified their terms in his favor, are abundant rv.wn. why country pa­ native town on the 4th ot July, taking a as they would have doao on no other pers and .’xchanges should be treremit­ regimental bond with them. ted free. We give miliion. every year IUVKS ! • to support free schools, because wo be­ a few years tho greatest cheewe-produc. lievu that a general diffusion of intclli- in country in the world, our export of genos will contribute to the general in­ that article in 1872 being sixty million terests of society. But tho press to-dsy pounds, ^gainst one million twenty years FINE NEW STOCK OF! mouse indemnity payments will have is the greatest educator, and anything that onooursgea and derelopee active Tbo rolling mills at Ironton, Ohio, and intelligent journalism deserves tbo dier will bo loft on the soil at Prance. friendly countenance of tho government are using Southern ore for tho manu­ DRY ooons. facture of iron. Five hundred tons of And sll this, thu. far, has been accom­ A general interehsuge of cowspspere ore have recently been ordered from plished without seeming trouble, and enables the journal published >n the Georgia. On Bye wo rank third, California remotest section ot the country to spread amid tho general improvement of the before its reader a summary of news in A tin plate manufactory is nearly first 29.1. Nebraska 21 A. CLOTUIW;. National rendition. We have never every par. of tho land. It is, not sup- completed nt Wcllsvillu, Ohio, which ia Oats Nebraska heads tho list, 40 IxMad that tho necessity of paying pos­ tho only factory of this kind in the bushels per acre, the next highest Cali­ fornia at 38.>. tage will do away with thi. system ot • Barley also is produced here in great­ HATS ASH CAI' could have scoots piloted such a brilliant ex, bangs to any ruinous extent; but it ■ est quantity. Our yield being 81.0, will impede intelligence and embarrass in Kitao degree tho publishers of paper*, My.long Experience In the RusIdom, and with oo little apparent effort. especially those in tho country—which BOOTS AND SHOES We do not claim for the admistration is precisely what is contrary to the in­ terests of ths people Io do. There are of M. Theirs that it has boon fauhless, now on the exchange hat of the or that he might not hare made it more Octa* nearly 1,290 newspapers coming A fire at Hirer Point, R. L, on acceptable to tho peopled Franre. Aa from every quarter of the United Btales Wednesday, caused a low»< *55,000. The postage even when he was apparently trying to and poriioai of Europe. James W. Wallack, tho actor, is do his beet, a certain characteristic ten- on there papers will amount to *3>JU or *400 per annum. Our country ex­ deocy towards penonal management changes bare, probably, from 25 to 200 and finoeoe impaired hxs standing and papers on their list in a similar way, tho j Shop In Bartow ft Goodyear's compromised his power. The fact is, postage on which, if continued, will that notwithstanding his avowed and amount to from *10 to *50 a year. The unquestionably sincere Republicin sev.- hardahip in this re.port, therefore, is not so great as would appear at fire: glance timenta, he wae perpetually trying to Tho greater misfortune wilt be the tax | Adjoining C. F. Dwight ft Co-fe balance all partita and to trim between levied in the way uf poetage on tho Foundery. tliem. The result was, as might have country circulation of pa;»-rs, the cost been expooted. that be loot somewhat to subscribers being thereby increased, and the circulation of there valuable ot tbo genuine Republican support, mediums of local intelligence being, to without in the least propitiating the •cao extent, at least retarded and demoaorehiste Instead of doing that, he ereaoed. Neither does au estimate of Will not be Undersold. ought to bare kept his eye on tho jhw- tbo revenue to be derived from tho new President Gran: and family are at system promise to bo such as to warrant Long Branch. of such a dog upon manifesting their Hepublican sentiments tbs.imposition 1 Tho postal treaty with Sweden and taut products, while her average ia bet-1 a-Mi RUSSIA A NEVINS. jonrnabsm. Thors are in the United Norway has been ratified. a* ovary opportunity they had at tho State., , ter on corn, wheat, rye. oats, barley, in round numbers 5,808 news­ Balances remaining in the Treasury buckwheat and potatoes than any other polls, no marirr what course the present paper. , and periodicals. Of this num­ Assembly might have taken, and there ber I 574 are liaibre, 107 tri-wsoklioe, 115 Saturday were: currency, *5,952,672; State in the Union. Lot thinking men, who are consider­ MIXER’S SCROFULA BYRUPcures could hare been no possible chanre fur 1semi-weeklies, 4,200 weeklies, »6 aMniing a change of location, ponder tho monthlies,622moathlies, 13bi-moathliM all Scrofulous Afliettoaa, Cauoets. *30,246,000 ; coin. *78,287,747, itvelud- above facts, and cast their lot in the Eruptive and Cutaneous nt—, and 49 qsartariioe ing *33,246,500 in coin rertificates; most fevored Agricmltaral State in the Anthony*. Fire Rose o? For convenience wo take the two “ 8sstS3jsfc'as.aLiHA Uyslpetaa, Plmplro, lilotcfire, I'osclas i re, dailiso sod weeklies. The eir- outstanding legal tenders, *358.000,- Union.—From tho Nebraska IFotaL U°l-' Tum<'r’’ Tetter or Kall calaiioa of the weekly wepecs is stated nt 10,600,09V eopfe. unuuallly; of the Tbo great Pacific Hotel, at Chicago dailies, 2,000,000. The paatagn on a is at last opened to tho public. A few the blood. daily ia thirty-fire oeata per quarter or of tbo statistic, are, that there were Mixxm'h Honour ei Sr nor ha», <m­ Ing the past few yrere. cured tb.mmmh, *1,40 per year. Oa a weekly, twenty 7,000,000,000 brick used in its roootrucof suffering patten to in all tertnof tho cecte per year. It ia probable that cf tioii; 12,000 cubic feet of lime stone, country. Ji is the • this number not over 1,100,000 copies uf and 40,000 of sandstone; 10,000 bar­ tho^ week Has are exempted from postage rels of lime; 8,000 yards of read; 000 Grata SmUai MB GHEDI Of t !><• A«e. toes of east and wrought iron, m tbo shape of beams, eta.; 2,825,500 square It it a Sure. Bale and EflJeteut Reme,tv —V.--.-- I,. -...1 . tm, SrrL" »r 4 cips / hats First-Class Instruments. R. MUDGE. TSl.l.iNEYIBS|WU1K! My MACHINERY quwyiTEii New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Veiy Low. TTareroom, Jt'o. 355 Greent, near £i$hth St., snnsfncTio/tt PHffiNIXOASH STORE • <v> NEW WAREHOUSE JOSEPH PFEUG ! uf dolian. aad probably will fall below two tiurda of That sum. The levying of postage nu oxebaegea, aad those papers that had breu before wisely mwonnged br tbs fraedom of the mafia within their own looslitieo. was rstber petty basinoes. end hardly worth the ouergy displayed side blinds sad button ; 67,000 lieeel fret, or 18 miles of base boards, and 73,000 in door and window eaaingi; 52.000 squaw fret of walnut ami mapte flooring, and *5,000 of walnut and ash ceiling. Thors are M0 windows, 1.070 doore aad ioeka, 10,415 pairs of butts and hinges, a mBs and three quarters of iron coil pipe, 60.BS7 pound, of feed “^7,df Get the Best! From llu many favorable noUcm we have, we relert a few TESTIMONIALS : „ , „ u Omaas. Is*. AM-‘M. Uta. PATENT COOLER! earners, 880 gas brock*, with 1,1*0 MUCH BETTHH CONDITION SIMMONS & CLOUGH RBE ns DffiBG 1® Slffl. �/< /X7J S— imrrioi, farmers i Tr|« ,Rk»r',,ucM* Local published in onofpaper of each county in which the Cotnpaay is doing business twice during tho mouth of January in each year. Beaidea this, the charter of each Company planes] tho Treasurer of tho sornu under heavy bonds. Our own Treasurer’s bonds being *5,(XX). Is Stock iusuanre there any chance for fraud ? and Eaton Counties/’ a fow facte in re- Co e continued on tbo silication of the plaintiff, with consent • of defondant without cost*. Wright 4 Holbrook and John Carveth for plaintiff, Sweozey abatement. Tried by tbo Court. Judg­ ment for defendant, that tho suit abate, C. G. Holbrook, for plaintiff. Geo. C. Worth aad John R. Van Veteor for de­ fendant organized in 1859, 1 in 1860, 1 in 1861, 4 in 1862, 16 in 1863, 1 in 1869, 2 in 1870, 1 in 1871, and 2 in 1872. The trvspaa*. Tried . by jury, verdict no cause of action. Wright 4 Ellis for assertions mhdo against this Company had made no report to the Commissionplaintiff, J. Carveth and J. R- Van Velto induce it* patron* to lose faith in it. eor for defendant. made from tho reports of tbo companio* Euguno Hicks v». Geo. B. Porter et. wo hare driven them to It Brevity must characterize this article, their next assessment, which will creato MH I 4 Wood for plaintiff, C. 0. Holbrook for the dofandant Wm. M. Wood v» William Tinkler, gaining ground until CNfo stock com- in 1859. According to the report of ths Cummissionat ot Insurance for this State dated June 15th, 1872, there were 30 llijijie^ JlrtiSBf. nruHTPRK. Our Numer is ^3fl00 worth of Furni­ ture. will be sold at cost at Bessmer. Heath A- Co.’s store for the T.fesct 60 days. To make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. We wu'l sellour whole stock at costfor cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourself. BESSMBR, HEATHS CO. Hastings, Juno 7, *73. 7If LOC A LS SUMMER MUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS, 115 to 125. CASSIMERE SUITS, no ts ns. SUMMJEJGt CASSIMERE SUETS,. ‘ $8 to $9. FINE BUCK SUITS, WHITE 4110 BlfOITfl GOOD COTTO^DE SUITS, >12 to *40 Linen Suita S6 and t6. CHILDRENS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS, YOUTHS’ Working Pants, Hickory Shirts, 75 cts to $2.00. Cotton Bocks, 25 ct>- Each. Tho Hastings Pump Ebctory manufac­ tures several different style* of well and cistern pumps, and repairs pump* to or­ der at their factory. Don’t be fooled, but iret \ our pump* near borne and have them warranted. 7tl AUSTLN 4 GRANT. Bessmer, Booth <f Co., are Advertising their whole slock of Furniture at cost, they mean just what they say. Give them a call. 7tf I.ATE9T NTXI.ES. *2 to *12. to ’ izo home institutions if eqially as safe toping I 1 and cheap as foreign ones. | CLEMENT SMITH, Nortnan Bailey, Milo Osborn and poay, and insures for *900, if his hous.- i See'y Barry 4 Eaton lea. Co. Mason Allen, are all all improving » is - cotuamed ... . .he re­ Dated May 31, 1873. ' by fire ar ... lightning, that they each can leave his dwelling. ceives *9(X>, and not throe fourths of Ltf" Papers in Barry and Eaton /!». IL Cook and Harvey Wright lei: *900, as stock agents are representing throughout tho countie* ho doc*. Tho tho ap[K-al heretofore entered, Jeremiah Hall vs. Martha 8. Hall, in Chancery, bill for divorce. Ordered that complainant ]>ay to defendant *50 brook for complainant. Jobs R. Van Votear for defendant Jeremiah Hull vs Martha S. Hall, in Chancery, bill to quit tittle- Ordered that complainant give bail for co*s Hark? do you hear this howling ? Yes ; but what is it? Irhy, Bessmer, Heath <f- Co., are selling so much Furniture, and so much cheaper than any other house in this city that it even makes the wolfhowl. Otf a fact, and the same rule applies to per­ sonal property as doe* to building*. Stephen Philbrick, of Tamworth, ' Court adjourned on Saturday the New llampshiro, tho oldest man in that We pay throe fourth* tbo actual value 'cuit State, died on June 4th. Aged over of tho property at the time of loss, il ‘ that complainant’s bill of complaint bo the l*trty is insured to thst amountdisraiseod with costs. 1. A. Holbrook session of tho Court ha* more than ever tested the ability and eadnraaco ot defendant. Hur records show that he huvo jmid sine Judge Hoyt, and wo can truly say as W. Tinkler vs. I. W. Vrooman, replevin. Caso tried by tbo Court Feb. 10th, 1873, sand dollars in loose’. Since 1868 w - in favor with both parties who have and aubmittod. Judgment for * Ihiil umndrako roots end sprinkle tho have made uur noiwsmout* annuallj causes before him and tho Bar. aad wo juice un your potato vinos, and it is sure end tho records show tho annual aseow doom him one of the-truest and ablest dsr entered giving defendant 40 days ■b ath to tho bugs, so thoeo vuy who meats to bavo boon as follows: I men, among our Circuit Judges, than whom none better grace tha Bench in and staying all proceedings except taxa­ 1869 tho assessment waa 20 cents State of tho Republic. Hence, with Take notice that we do better Job each one hundred dollars insured itKany ' tion of rests for that time. 1870 it was 16 cents ; in 1871 it wm 24 ths efficient co-operation of our accom­ Joseph C. Frink, ot ah, va. Wm. money than any other Printing House cents, nod in 1872, our last assessment, plished Clerk, active Sheriff and the II. Stebbins, ot al., ia Chancery. On it was 15 cents, end now 4 cents on each other very prompt officer* in attendance, tho suggestion of tha death of Joseph C. tha business ot tho term was dispatched Frink, one of the complainants, Court with unusual promptness. and to tho granted an order, that tho fart of th* Tho highest ssscsemvnt we have ever vary general satisfaction of all iuterest- death of said complainant be plaood on A!toft, are assuming a shape and beauty paid was twenty-four cants on each one • worthy of oar young city. tbo records of tho Court, and tbo said hundred dollars insured or 12.40 per cause proceed in tho name of tho surviv­ diriment against young Walworth who year for an imurancu of *1,000, which was publiahed throe wook* since, a ing complainant covered fotao* and all expenses, and the tra now append tho list of auch cam James A. Sweeasy va Phillip Leon­ reader of this will bear in mind that aa have been since fully disposed of ard »L ah, assumpsit Triad by tbs that waa the year when everything waa Court Judgment lor plaintiff for Jarnos IL Sutton. Jr. keep* constantly The People va. William and Alfarclta 1240.32 and coats with interest at 10 so thoroughly parched end lined up— on hand a splendid lot of choice liquors, tho year when Chicago burned, and the Louden, information for incest. Tried which for medical purpose* are unoQualod year when so many stock companies by jury, verdict nut guilty. C. G. Hol­ Wm. H. Stebbins .t al., u Simeon were called upon to surrender up their brook for the People, Wright 4 Hol­ Durkee at. at, in Chancery, bill to fore­ lurity. charters and wind up their business, and brook and Hoc. N, A. Balch for re­ close mortgage. Ordered that ths case < The Battle Creek Jrero-/ when many jolicy holders of said com- spondents. bo referred to Wm. II. Hayfotd, Ciecnit Knies took 25 cents on tho dollar, aad Caliata Blowers r*. Thomas W. Btew- Court Commissioner, to taka testimony. sometlmM nothing for their looses. 11. A. Holbrook Cur complainants, O. C, 1 now proceed to notice some thing* granted. Wright 4 Holbrook for oomia general, ia regard to Mutual* : Stock P Charles V. Dwight, Edward 1’. Bur­ Ellen Mooney va. James Mooney, in agent* say that Mutuals ore short lived, and they refer you to mutuals in New rell and Chaster Moaner v*. Joshua W. Cliacery, bill for divorce. I»o confeeso. Turk ft* proof. It i* unnecessary for Glenn, assumpsit Triad by jury, ver­ Decree granted May Slat Lucios Rus­ ma to go to the State of New York dict for plaintiff* for 1392 and coats sell for complement. then ever before. and give the history of Mutuals there— Sweeney 4 Wood for plaintiff*. Clement Usrua.—We are in receipt of a pam­ All anonymous communicetiuwi will Mutuals that insured all classes uf prop­ Smith and Wright 4 Holbrook for daphlet on tho subject of “Religion at cure lind their way to the waste bas­ erty in all localities. It io sufficient for in the University and public Rebecca Van Every va. N.laon D. ket This wiM account for tho uon-ap- me to nay that “Michigan Mutual*'' are Schools," from tho pea of Bpearaaoe of sown articles recently soot not ‘Now Yprk Matnal*,-’ that by tew our Van &wy> '■ Chancery, divorce. De­ Us ter publication. Mutual* are cuufinrd to a territory that cree granted. John Correth Cor comWe are truly pleased to note the im­ Jud! act comprise more than two cuun- plainaat Olive M. Hyde vs. Charles Hyde, in provement of T. Baxter Taylor's health, Uaa, which counties shall ba oouUgu-.us ; Decree granted he having spent several weeks at Main - that our Mutual* uro confine.! to the Chancery, diroreu. well. Allegan Co., but returned te this insurance of farm property and dwell­ with *5,000 as alimony C. G. Hol­ ings in villages detached at least 100 brook for complainant I fact from any building in’ which fire ia The Clipper Mower and Reaper Cum- STAR CLOTHING HOUSE GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Cenptur Linimen'. Mil WI SALT SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR A gwd single Buggy for sale, on easy terms. 4tf J. M. Nrviss. Chromo School Cards, A. J. Potior, of Rutland has fur sale a kiln of limo, just burned, fresh and Hire. 3tf ar r"K CITY /airs peror. Oil Paintings CHROMOS I Johnson 4 Co’s celebrated Gabi Pen*, ha beat ia tbo market. for sale at tbo City New* Depot. I*. 0. budding. cost. They have on immense stock, semm *169,000 worth of choice good", of nil kinds, which thor are closing out, and if any one is inclined to visit Jack­ Comnaay No. 1, is now fully organiaed. sun, this h the place tn get bargains. aad <a soon as tho engine arrives will be ready for business, R. C. Decker. wm authenaed at tan mooting on Mon day evening to proceed, with the roa­ rent of tho Common Council, to organ> Hun Company. John A. Falter JUt-Iteekor were also elected * The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, w 1—"“/ tot.. tltok ttorck^^ QtlE.^ Io n,..t | aw,.M fct city a few day* since. 36 Canal Street. We have no BRAJYCH STORES so don’t make a Mistake. Thu man who meet* with misfortune creasing in memb*rs and property, not­ withstanding th* combined efforts of jury as provided by law. Clement that, this Company have provided for stock sgonts sgainst them. Tbo Eaton Smith for plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook foe Kaleomining or Graining, ever done m Cloudy. ' • i" this city, call <>n John Michael. He is a sinking fund which will be levied 4 Barry has increased its insurance since defendant Gold 117 3-8 just tho man who can suit you. Gtf thon more than *300,000. and its ta*mGrowing weather. her* of tho Company. This fund will A. J. Sjionablii, would announce to Disappearing—tho potato huge. 2,016. Sine* January 1, 1873, it has Judgment for plaintiff for *24.80 and the public, and to tho farmers in-partic­ added 70 new namoa, and cancelled 38, ular that ho is Aural for Barry Qnmty, costa to be taxed. H. Wright and Jno. for the celebrated Spiral Bpring Wogua To bd celebrated in this city—the 4th dreil dollar* insured, or one dollar for each thousand, and, of course, after tho first who had told their property. We are uf July, 1871. eor fordafondauL /"Nome talk of paving State Street. Wt Enaoi* Jolch ot ah. va. Otto Breuer, •mall sum to bupe-it will bo done. assumpsit Judgment for plaintiff by any imitation of the above eeats, but buy The queetioo i* now what ehail bo default for *137.86 and eoeu to be Tluxupeon's Patent Spiral Spring Seat, orders but will be receiving n email sum 1 paid but once. You need not J pay for sale only by A. J. Sponable. 6tf from the banks for intoreett^ The street (prinkler is in ojieratiun, William Keeler, by his next [fri.md, Wo have *3,500,000 insured, and the Oreon L. Hall, va. Samuel 1‘hillipe, re­ fund raised willjbe *3,50(1, which sum plevin. Tried by the Court Judg- send forth this our Proclamation to tbo The “tutor bugs" is getting mighty auro to get your pay if you most with rw-ople, that they may und» island that numerous throughout the county. two ccuntie*, and will lx> drawn out m tor the nest ninety days, they can buy Isaac A. Holbrook tor goods of us at cost We ere going to The poultry individual* of this city occasion may require. Every thinking Our annual meeting* era publie. and all oasis. plaintiff, H. Wright end John Car ­ cloeo up our bnsinees, consequently man must know that this will material ­ t have all gut Brahma on tho brain. ore invited and urged to attend. Our moan what wo **7, that for ninety days, veth for Defendant. _ It is getting very dry throughout tho ly strengthen the Company, and will books arc always open for inspection. we shall sell good, at Cost. Give us a effectually do away with tho only valid country, so tho people and press say. call. objection .ovor urged against it, vis: Bisszz 4 Bsrtxr. ' deem. -Order entered substituting John that patrons of tho Company have to your Ball Cards printed for the 4th of IL Van Voleor and C. G. Holbrook so­ wait too long for their insurance if they licitors for the dCfemtant* in place of G. July: The wolf is howling, yet and while wo would say nothing dorog• Read tho new “Ad.'* of the Wheeler made against us is, that wo pay but ■ story to the stock companies that have C. Worth. Bessmer, Heath ji' keep Jvnu Cresswell, Jr., eL al , vi. Robert right on. selling Furniture three-fourths uf the insurance. This is bravely stood tho storms oi fire and false. The charter and by-kswa teach many of them being obliged to C. Stewart, trespass on tbo case. Tried cheaper than ever. Call on by tho Court. Judgment for plaintiffs them before purchasing. 61f tbo.o old ptenlu that are succumb, while working faithfully for *1,227.75 and costs with interest si against great odds, which such fires a* A good rose-wood Melodeon to trade three fourths of tto insurance. This is the Chicago fire in 1871, and the Bos­ for a cow. Inquire oi 1. A. Dibble at Actual lot* mean* what a man ton fire in 1872 caused, we do say that 6t2 psoreedinge until Juuo 30tl>, that the this UScc. we merit tbo confidence end patronage Tux Gaxst Oncsoo Jrarua is noth­ Thia Company does not intend to insure of tho owners of that clae* of property defendant might move for a new trial. Geo. C. Worth for plaintiff*, John Car- ing in comparison to tho immense bu»ineu being carried un by Jim Sutton. a vnaniscous decisioa of the Coart | property, but like all other cumpanio«, of all a careful mvastigatiunof this sub­ veth for defendant. Sila* L. Devane V*. Oscar White, as- Jim is on Joffcrwm Struct, and docs Appcoh. j wo uro eometinica ducrivod and do in- ject from the reports of the Cuuunisaioumrs 4h*»m than ony other institution •umpoit Tried by tha Court. Judg ­ Beiug printed at the Bxsxxb'Omo, sure fur more tium that, ami like all er and of the compxnica. Trust not of tho kind in Hasting* Hi* "tore i* ment for plaintiff for *60 with interest mammoth ptaters for the coming | °’her cutnpaniM we do not intend to , pay more than that, but ftal we ,do in- yourselves, stand by tbo com[>auic» that from date of receipt with costs. John Carveth and Wright 4 Ellis for plain­ call on him before they tyeeadir their <u».» .1 w Onus, .I-! " W. “J * W' “ “» tiff, John R Van Velsor fur defendant. money at ths higher priced groceries. UnKeries Of every description boil: light ling out and making proporationv to gu U fiir three fourths of the value. To il- coat of insurance net Elizalwth M- Hand r*. George 0. our plan—a man's house i. । their organization. Seek cheap insurWurth, deterutent and aopellaut. ^>r(live him —... . , ., i worth *1,200, hu i.-> entitled to an insur- I ZTbc receipts of the M. E. Church festrial at Vniosi Hall on Friday evening ! 747452 sinner's report show* that foo Mutual* end after Jan. 7th, 1874. Geo. C. membership of 35.876. and the proper- Worth solicitor for complainant. TUi* Comjiany saw the necoeaity of barSamuel Nicewandcr vs. Ralph Jordan, ■ng a fund on hand with which to pay KU,«a>,m8l. fiDnDw. 31M.1STI, replevin. Tried by tho Court Judg- mU to t» to.l ■■! e»yy jVrr* eryoy. Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowen market i>te«, in their Brick Warehouse. Ita 3itl s viTO 10 jr cal set tiu Salt Emri ti ta Wotar. 10 Barrel lota and more sold to dealers at a very small ad- ’“"•bOTO Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, W LUfIBEIf rUWSIIKD l/t 0^ LOtf LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. 4 THEY HAVE STOOD TEST. jffansjr, unq. gout, norm: BitoNCHmi, >nemvOUB DEBILITT, INC1PIENT CONSUMPTION, fTux FasDxrsXTMXxr —Pioneer Fire Secretary. u ropy of ths rame filed for the inspection of all portieo in the Coun­ ty Clerk's o&« foe tho county, or each ot tho counties, if more than owe. where said company io doing burin***, also a The abutment under tho North end of tbo Crook Street bridge across tho Tbornappte river wo team ia crumbling away aad probably will not stand more than one more frrehot »nr«lri TtMWw. American Organ It Ofeti ti tk Pitet a 1U MH , Everybodu Should fry them before Purchasing J THE WEBER, I AND Gj U �NATVWS GREAT REMEDY Hair Vigor, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division For restoring lo Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. 1 V* Tar Cordial. CIIAJfCERY SAfJC. •TAtk or mctuoaM.» o>* < “«*“lB Coasts nt Marry la tvue.'r. Ayer’s A dressing which is at once agreeabL'. hiwltby, and estuytf Life in the Far West. \ ’ Hama's Maoixtxz lor June is an at­ tractive number. Tha iLLastratH arti­ dea ara Cheap Yachting,—a lively 'sketch spiritedly illustrated; The Mar­ quis of Hastings in America; Tho t Wishart's Pine Tree Itnml anb VINECAR BITTERS WtttrlaisIlMraM Praia. Uta The Pies Tree Tar Cordial, ’ In n d i 1 A _ _____ Cherry Pectoral; i rJX'”.b"‘l w7,^“«ra»irK sM Ib-a renu* ILThIV«t Mkkil“ Vwu ; <£»irar Ayers i t IOT“* !Jb Th" few people attache to it the importance ; ot“w uwr tho Evening Lamp which it doearvv*. No email port of the ■ are entertaining in their way. support of a femilv can bo found in a . ,, ,, , , well cared >r vegetal, garden. Wo " ’"B • M.ucxws for June have noticed many gamlans, in l«oth city I« i“»t the book for lhe family circle I aad country, going wild, but which । Just the dear old ITtuttioU Jf«/a:i*r wo weald, if properly cultivated, supply used to greet so gladlv The articles B«-l Who. U“» L„ha„hM„. liieu uwuoc* cvuiu u»« *u too TV«r , round. For tha few who care for their not “"“Y. eeusatamal rompusiuous, but pardons weU, there are many who go to j »m-h as boar throughout a strong induwork so thoughtlessly, and so slovenly, an co for all that is good, aad pure, and and with ao Utti*.ran** about tha proper ttue. A noticeable feamro is that there application of labor, that they may well _ ... . , , draidr that it is cbeapor far them to ■ *°mcthW hopeful, encouraging, comboy their vegetables in market. Even I Acting upon almost every i>age. A fanners, as a class, are negligent of their । bright fee* like thiwis weeded in Jorery hu“*W!' The children's depcrt>n.-nt such gardens unworthy of their atten­ | is fully up to its standard, aad printed tion, and others look cn tho Lttlo Isbir which they call for as disturbing thtf- ia much hotter type A* to make-up of work of tho farm. Nov, 1st any on# magarine, we notice ^a groat impruretake lhe trouble to think how small a ment. A Tempcranco story U announspot of land, well tiUc*l, will grow mote ecd boreafter, for every numner, H. V. vegetables than a family can use how Osborne (Tssionsin) lias been rocallod as important it ia to hare a full and vari*d supply of the choicest kind each day in editor, and assumtM tho entiro manage­ th* y*ar, and as wo have already said, ment, Bubtcriptiou price only one dulhow much of tho healthful support of a Mnll, .ud. . -111 Q.I,„d. ...1! wd X„l,«nIh. X.. the intelligent fanner will not, after all. look on it aa the least unfruitful portion Tni 1-snt’s Faixso.—Interesting enot hu aerra. Ereuwhen th. farm >a , flf Ann^ MlplUkw of snow covered and frost bound, he inav * v,, , find in hi* well stored collar and fruit ,bl' CWdren from tho Tyrol, an I Abroams oDoagb of all tbo products of his beteford, tho Hom* of Sir Walter garden. Buoy bf which may be kept i lead* off tho Jun* number of this fine th* greater port of the y*ar by simply m ;n,k Bnwir u t cferibel, «iJS11-“ ' A"“» N. F. BnntaB’s mi TurtiM WATER WHEEL, Michigan Central R. R. j by J. T. Trowbridg*, continue*, and the • vnung folks get,A pretty piece uf irutructiro ndveutare m Tho Story of a Sky­ Stone. Ho* a Girl Hsljx-d will delight girls of Die progressive school. Froggio i and His Friends, in verses and profusely | illustrated, is absurd enough to charm --s last six month*’ numbers of Prtrri' M<u. ital JdooUUf, and you will never rogrul it. Addreie, J. L. Prteta, I'.ff.* Broad- '=»s3 '?sa buy the* Monthly for 30 cents. Tim music will cost in sheet-form I3G5. Bci ing 30 cents spiee*. Bond It for tho w frn iS decayed; but such a* remain can bo saved by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, ao that a new growth sf hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it cUui and vigorous. Its occasional u«o will prevent the Lair from turning grey or falling off, and consequently prevent Ixldncsa. The restoration of vitality it give* to the »• alp arrests and prevents the forma­ tion of dandrttC which is often eo un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious sulatanccs which male some pro|>arat>orut dsngrruus and Injur rious to the hair, tbo Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wantri* merely for p HAIR DRESSING, 'nothing else esn lx> found so drairabl*. Containing neither oil.nor dye, it doro not soil whit* cambric, and vet lasts fong on tiro hair, giving it a rich, glowy lustre, and a grateful jerfume. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, CreabAmrrlcan Dyspepsia Pills, IMiWI ‘iSHS'm.s?.'; WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS Ta..tJ ci«. Crats Hi rad *• r» ii Ua o, 0**11/ ksviae teve •-»'■»*»' lUoua wur tXTl IlwiaJ; Xatur trie tint Or nnt. at ■ snaw ot -'orA Am lonalw* 0 4 •»>•« reMir sartkau «•! <*I1 ball.r br twh. U I I'rUak la Ik* 1 of Chqqqc. nod and kept almost as frosh os when *” “I no,e- Nannssu* the tfoeond, by body, by Madge Carrol; Archer Win ford, by Annirf'L. ForcaUa; Dorothea. —-------------------- , Fannie Hodgson ; Tin- Master of Greyred, ean be well spent' lands, by Mr* Henry Wood; Fashion ' Department, Editorial*. Ac. Send for a sample .number. Price, a year. Published by Doaroa 4 Peterson, 31!) Walnut Street, Philadelphia. will imprison them at night in th* stable on a hard floor, and even tie tb--.ni ton’s French Imbroglio of I7P9, which [ up with a rope around their neck, and feed them on dry com every meal ail lead* in thia number, deals with Amer- , summer, with salt onc«W wook. ican polities in the Jaffereou Hamilton I Roads?, just think of this matter fur limss, when the battle between repub!ia momout. Suppose you was to work for me this seaaoa, and I ahonld aei be­ canism and reaction was first taking de- i fore you corn bread, meat and coffee finato sliape. The Haro and Many | every meal, without change and without Foes ia a literary discussion of tha hare, i salt ; would you not think that 1 kept a with a alight sprinkling of natural hit- ' poor boarding boaas ? Tour-horse has tory in it. In Danish Society and it* ' the same opinion of you. I feed my horaee in the following manner . For Revival wo have somo pleasant sketches six horse* 1 fill a barrel with corn, I then of the recently much improved condi­ rover th* corn with water, adding* liand- tion cf aoetaty m tbot country ; in The ' ful of salt. I feed ttem corn Mr break­ Summer's Journey of a Naturalist are fast and feed a rat meat .of *he*f oat* contained new* woo* th* writer'* lrart-1 and bran for dinner with a very little salt added; for supper I feed oat*; occa- from Maaaachuaotta Bay to th* Delaware woich an too full *f bad roads and I similar detail* to bo clawed o» firet-rnhroafling;'a alia A .German Baron and| । English Reformers w* have another of | ' Mr. Robert Dale Owen's chapters of nu­ EHiNO SCENES JN WASHINGTON Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell. Mass. cokjrix’ri'iXF • KTRilIT—wlUilktG.W..U T M. ulLrrll.r Iteilr-sl last Ural*. r.CTXK-ellk iLrlt-nssod M PdlLAMl-vltk IMndt u> foOMEST/C; DERMADOR DODD'S ItERVINE _ T„, DOES IT! 8067 The Babcock IPRISE 100,000 00 SINE’S torn,' It8te*Krr Wai Fait! Mtte ACRES. T. Woolaon; A Surmise, by I<ouiaa Bqyhnel!; By the Shorn of th* River, by C.‘ P. Cfawch ; and Th* Missing LoaC—a refreshing bit ft cocaowftary on mataphyaiea! rosmologM —by J. T. — Trowbridge Some interesting views on l*,1*p<lgT*plir 1,1th* 8ei*oc’’ dirWon ut Th? wn,i°' round or floor. It is not only bat injurious to tho fowls, bevgetqwM.Mt'litia ia an ISttFT jSuTEHPfUSE. Die Grad M Pits, SllM il GaM! One Prize $5,000 in Silver Tao Fswltv CsrriMW sad Mstahad Ilona* «'l» Nlhnr-Maraud Bsrraa*. w»rt* »> Mltrafc: Peninsular Railway. --------------------------- --------- .□.iwu. Plantation BITTERS Sorters MM It t tataiUUrs iLANTATION Dr.Crook'i Winou Bitters Public Teat Has proved DR. CROOK’S WINE Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. GIVEN AWAY. begem"1- ATHAIRON »■ ■ -? Iter srsaStoK siartra si swrtera M*«| T*»W . -IMSl <k* tert aka'kavrU Fraw kevsk to ka*ck ta ik* seM* in eSSR i? t. it? .Aa4 iMMra* to b*M Uw rates rtns tj i!> ori'7inai *'9‘K>k^K^ . enfer, witA (A* pfou and flwsAiwss of usuM. Thia hair is thickened, fallen hair cheeked, and baldness often, tboagh not always, cured by ite use. Nothing can restore tho hair where the follicle* are d»- Tua N causal u bright fresh and sea­ sonable, full of gwd pictures and uf inch abort stetie* and poesn* aa tho youngest of-young readers cannot fail TO enjoy. Thu illustrations in the jrro*ent number ore peculiarly flu*. The next number commence* a new volume, I PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. £»>//» Cent, per Bottk. UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW THE SUBFACE ! Dr. WELL’S fitrafl if Jtnheha WANTED POULTRY WORLD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-06-18.pdf 69e8ceb4ba878e23d900e2269bc5efc8 PDF Text Text <t;)e f^epdciic, „ The RyrdaLiciyi B AppKfV iun» er .wria- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN VOL. XV1I1 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1873. Prwwar api Bupipes Card?. OF TX-IE Don't fail to son the NO. 8. ,___ InlfcJ. th. ? on each aide, bat ............ ............ —■ -fear of lame. Ha thought flint by swiftly nrantog they could got through. But Cnnstine's strength was fait failing her and just as they reached th; middle trf the Mock a toll brick bailing fall across the streai before them. Thea their only Holding his hand she ran two or path of escape was blocked by a bluing throe blocks with nil the speed her wild terror prompted; then her strength mnaa of ruins that U would have bora to crossbegan to fail, and she pantingly cried death They eocmc" Lunitued in on every I that she rotild ran no longer. But this I rapid rash carried thorn out of immedi­ aide, and Dennie groaned in agony. Christina looked for a second at the ate peril, and brought them into the fly­ impassable limy barrier, then ax Dening throng pressing their war north I and westward. Wedged into the mul­ nk in whose fees and mauhsc she read titude they could only move on with It unuterable sympathy for hcraeU, and ’ in the desperate straggU forward. But the truth flivihed upon her. With a piercing shriek she fain tod । hre was falling about them bka a metedrad away m his arena. one shower. The foregoing i>ages ore from BiaatSuddenly Christina 'uttered a sharp cry of pain. She had* stepped on a tas Bnxaa A wax, by Bae. H. P. Roe, burning cindor, and then realized far (tote Chaplain to tbe Army), latoly pub­ the first time, in her cirltoment, that lished m oue vol., large 12mo. Marly 5Du pages, handsomely bound in extra her fret ware bare. , " Ob. what shall I dof aho cried cltoh, btaek and gold. Price. fi!,T5. By Dodd * Mtod, Broadway, piteously, limping and laaniug heavily New Yaak, who wUL seed it by Wl, post paid; on receipt of the price. heart I ptyyow.” ? i This stirring atiny has Leea running Can you save me ? Oh, do yoa through the culutans of a prominent 4>iak you can save me 1" she uioauod j; weekly paper, axd Is fort winning Its in an agony of fear. way to an un*sampled papnlarity. “ Yea, I feel rare I can. At any rate | The tievonth Thousand is W» selling. I shall net leave you," and taking for Salas riaro its publication having ama little out of the jostling .crowd he opal Ono Thousand a Week. Wo quota l},c follawing of knelt and bound up th*, burned foot । ' with hla handkerchief. A'|ittte farther tho 1-ook from a notice fust received: •Tho hero of the story is a yeung ou they came to a ahoe-store with doora 'open and the owners gone. Almost rar- I' man. left, at the daraaao of h» Trifonarj ing Christine intn it, for her other . ry father, oa a Westen form to, Rplour was cut and blooding, ho matchrd |। l«rt Lu mother Sod his littto aiatcra, " With a capital of but ten dollArahe | down n pair of boy’s stout gailera, and . 1 wiping with another handkerchief the I gw s to Chicago, and, after having exI LtooL'Vul dust from her trader little hatntod ‘thatHiak* maafuOj takauiap.: the first work which cnuMO to tarad, and alockingv, and drew the ahooa <m over begins hit career in life—ha' a ,'gmrttoraaa end a college graduate—by ahorthem. In tho brief moment so occapicd, eling enow. Tfeen ha finds a place as Clinstine arid, with tears in her «-yts, pjrter in ua Art rtor<\ and thraoo, rowliat1 ' “ Mr. Fleet how kind von uro ? How- proaaiug- Ida pride, makes hie wf up litUeI deserve ad thia*' •top by sup. Ths routradictMina of Ila looked up with a hajipr smile, hiostuLrsctjr and position are made use and ahs little know that hallow words ! amply repaid him. ' There was a crash in the direction of tbe fire. With a cry of fear, Christina put ouWicr hand* etui rluig to him. ! " Ob, wo shell perish I 'are you not afraid r ■ “ I tn tuble for you. Miss Ludolph.” taraorr of it all his heart again failed him, and be sighed: She will never Iotv me.’' 'But there nu no time fur sentiment. Ha called loudly: “Mias T.ndolph, awake I awake! for year life 1" BASTINGS SULKY CULTIVATOR! One Hundred and Fifty sold in Thirty Day The Third Car Load expected soon. It is the “ Farmer’s Favorite.” Every one likes it. Everybody speaks highly of it. Even competitors Advertise it! Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. Orders air r 30 towns, anti more comirij mail. And If yon are not convinced that II Is the BEtiT Plot The Manufacturers’ Agents far Bnnjy County ! And k--rp constantly on hand a large stock of POINTrt and other Repairs. UCXTt.*T, DBViWtFT « U*trr> COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR Wheel Rakes. (’uni Salt! Salt! Salt! rsrrviuuM «»t J. R. ROBERTS & CO. FARMERS DRUGS Medicines It w the Rest Combined Corn Cultivator I Heaven and toother are just beyond this tempest." . " I would giie worlds for your be-j I.lief' . “ Come quick!” cried he, and they' joined the fugitives, and for a half boar ' 1 pressed fcrw ard u fast as was pxribto ! Il u tlw Beit Ciuulnned Field Cullivalon because through the clicked streets, Ih-ar.i-, I merely saying an encouraging word noir and then. Suddenly ahu felt herself carped to one side, and falling to the 1 A Danbury man named Kaubefi* re­ cently saw a statemeni that counting ground with him. In a tnoment he lifted her up, and she saw with a riefo .one hndsed when tempted to way an Mb. A baymin handle It over rou*-li otaoedy ground where ’ angry word, would sure • man a greaA Other fcultivator* will not w<>ek.. eniag terror an infuriated dray-horse | Gib. It cuto Uie ground all ••v. r tn-tead of leaving a strip ,dunging through the crowd, strikiag deal vf. trouble. Thii ataxamkut aouml1 sd a little singular at first, but* the betvren blsiic" where the weed, and gram are . dawn men, women sad children. only Pithily cow red a»4 will start with first rain a. j “ Are you hurt ?' ho- asked gently, more be rum! It over, tho more favonI. the <a*' with all other combhreil sulky niUlvalom ' passing his arm around lunr axd holp- ,14/be became imprused with ft. aafi 7th. eadret draft, and to ttic moat durable. : reg her forward, that they might not 1 finally roactaded to adopt it. Next door to Itoubras h res a man who has mads five distinct attempt^ in tho last fort­ night, to secure n dinner of groon |«sm shuddering tune. ' ■ The dreadful seetav and danger were by the 1st of JuJyy and every time has bran retarded by Reubens’ hanto. Tbe Iicginning to overpower her. next morning aftor Baubeaa made bi« ' A little farther on they reaabed an I avenue to the northwest through whieh I resolution, thia tuaa found his fifth at­ 1 Dennis hoped to escape But they 1 tempt to have miscarried. Then ho cali.d on Reubens. Hi said 1 ' ' ‘‘‘ la an agony of fear and anxiety bo 'I svuld tanks bat little bredway through ■' ’’ What hi thunder do you moan by ' put forth every effort of which he was ■I the deaaa rc ernes of drays,' carriages 11 totting year been tsar vp my garden r« ■ end h uman beings, and at last every- , cafatrle, and tore through the crowd aa 1 ReubanawMlemptsdtauaa km a thing camo to a dead lock. Their only i If mad. There waa no way of getting mial5i.i»t, anew nama just coming inh> acsiws the river now taro by the Ta- hope waa to stand in their place till the I genend use, but hh remembered his Salle Street tunnel. Into thia dark living nu.-i more-! on aguin j resolution, put down his ng*, and Strange, groteaquo, and sad licyoedi । paaseoe he plnngsd with multitudes of meekly obeerved: ' X oihrnr It was iadoed as^aMf* Fad*u nu'Muro were the sceore by width they ;I “Ona, two, three, four, fire, six. luonium as any earthly coudiUou rould wars surrounded. By the side of the bo. Driven forward: b/lho swiftly par- aristocratic Christine, now Barones* of mad neighbor who - had vuiag flame., hemmed in on every ride, Ludotph, stood a stout Irishwoman tug­ been evetog thia answer with a great a shtinkiag, bvosiod, terror-stricken ging a grunting, squealing pig io bee deal of suspicion, broke In again. throng rushed into tho black cavorn. • Why don't you answer nr ^Motion, Esery moral difference waa represented you rascal F' ' there. Thors who l--d abaadonod lives But Kill Reubens xvtoioed hj equa­ were plainly recognisable, tboir guilty nimity. ami went OU with tho teat. cuoacuuie.'. finding exproeaiou in their “Nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, livid for.-*. Thaoe footled the refined fourteen, fifteen, rixtosn,—" and delicate lady, who, in tho awful drThe taad neighbor eterad hunter moeracy of ths hour, hruahoi against tenm over,. thiol sad barlot little children vailed . f* tisvsutoe a. stahtecn, nineiren, twen­ tor their kgt parents, and many wore ty, twmrty-ono—" trampled under foot Parents rated ** Yod're a mean skunk," utSd the for their children, women shrieked for around lb* lady's neek. Her hu*b*ad mad neighlior, backing toward the their husbands, ocmo praying, assay had gone to lit* tooth aide, aud ah. had ftown. . . cursing with Oath, ns hot as tbe flame* had but tune to aaatch thia and her IteaUsu’ face tlusbrd at this charge, children. A crowd of oLaceno and prvotbsroostumaa auvv ttasee an which tans rowdies Stood jast behind thran. sad with brutal jrat end coarse taagissprang from their bods. Altoscthfour twenty-five, twa four, twenty-six—" er it was a strange, incongruous, writh­ At this figure the asighhor got upon ing mass of humsnity such aa the Ous of woae roqghacaaght a glimpre the fimcejnsoma howto, but anddraly world never looked upon, pouring into of the diamond necklace, and waa put­ thinking of his pease, ho opened fos what might seam in its horrors, tbe ting forth his blackened hand to grasp mouth; . • . K when Dennis pointed Gudgeon's month of belL “Yon mean, tow-lived raocal. for two instol nt him and saM1 As Itennia entered tho utter darkneee cento I could knock-your cracked hbwd ••Thia i« law now !” To tko retort kailov-rare MS Ito Sotori «•*>. a confuaod roar sinotn his ear that ovar a bam, end XemaM—^N ■ Ito SreSto vUsi o'sr ausalrv ato too. The follow slunk back. Just before might bavo appalled tho stoutest heart, “ Tesmty ~W—T ijsfrt" Inter- ■ Al Itos 4aaoo Io Ito saaa tf «(MM* ato trerebut he waa now oblivious to everything them waa a dray with a corpse half rev ore toUao ton ikrato Inreto Ito (»•« eave Chrielino’s danger. With not covered with a blanket Tho family sat around crying and wringing tlmir tooth ho put his shoulder against thn living mass and pushed with the strong­ hands, and ths driver stood on his seat, est till he eT.uncad into tho glare of tbe cursing and gesliculaiinar for Uwes in tho door bekiad him ; but i adrnneo to move on. Some moments north side. Here, eeoapiag from tho puaed, but there was no progrem not dare to lot up on tbe . »ri i ...t «»> • Ihrong some what, he made hie way rapand ao he stood out there jKmA nJ ■!» vsuJei >*^7 ,ha Ludolph mansiov, which to Dennis became verv anxious, fur tlio kb joy bo found Cm Mill soaridsrablylifiro was rapidly apjaxmehinsr, and tbe own yard and kept on coo »'l»--k» war., falling like boil. Every bis burning ehoekv and 1 •toqsmrtl) eSrm.1 hi. few momenta »oum> woman's dnm« waa . ablaxc, or lomo one struck • brands- HMetat fcrWp_________ on every aido. Chtistiae. U«ag etod to wnaltoa. escaped this peril is post. Hue into tho hswee.toood at Deuiia' aide trembling liko a But he didn’t tat up. HhcsMW out loot with her hands over her face to shut cut the terrible aiglita. At lut the driver, frering for his Ufa. •' Ninety-three, ninety-four, ninety­ sprang off ins dray mad to* eU to tbeir fire. niurtT <;x. ninety-nevwo. nraetiright. ■ nicety . tm into tho home, old woman, or V*fl bust COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL I DWIGHT & BURRALL. DENTIST Sashvills. I’AI NTS & OILS mini. 41SO DflY QOODS I/I Ef/oLiss ^t'cTT- School Books J- Stationery Purs Wires ani Liauorst FBEscturrtoXB ano famit. Egp? Hxi. Bastim Jut 11, 1812. Michigan Exchange. What is it ? IF YOU WANT Ysv, My “Trip Hammer. ” with whkb I make Irons for UI'GGIKM. This Valuable “MACHrxx” I have long felt the need of. It to one of the great uiran. which MfibWs me (o ~TI Buorio to TA)W so to DEFY COMPETITION. And aha vwnL ‘ HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! ' "f1 • Bran Piuao* Mxrrxa*.—Theeontract asassBsas: thousand for fill Oiri grad* Mpfo^j —— ---------- ----------------- -■■■- uran m mt, an berboi b. f-steesthoet j. Cole & Son, AMERICAN MARBLE GROCERS WXXEJF 5 3 Mr n »n at m um mb« SetM ui fitritwil UD niSTS' BN.TIST; 5 �j^rpublirsn Jpnnrr, Tbe Now Hampshire Historical Boci- I Th* W««tra<lf»w of Mirra' a*o. f oohbrated it. semi contennial anni­ versary May 23, by tbe dedication of it* Court oa the 17th, tad may glosn some- w*w library building at concord. Mr. QiarlesH. BolL of Exe! re. ddivered the lie only infaUibl* meter by i rbich xtt oration, and Mm Edna Dexu Froctor, of Brooklyn, the poem. number of homroteaders and ] ire-empt­ tuccting nf (tho Bar of Michigan, to be In ffaa Dumingo tho revolutionists or*. aa neither aS thoae claaaea eaa ob­ Gimranteos 8ATBFA0TI0N OTjEreryUiin^ bo Recommend*, and ho «epecia|ry bold at Eaton Rajiid* cn the 17th, for, have been outnumbered and rompeilod tain land without settling upon It in' no doubt, it will bo a moating full of to retreat from Quagabin. Whun rein­ thrir own peraons. The following table axhibita tho land | interval to every practitioner ia l!u> forced it was boliorvd they would ad­ vance again. buatneae of tho gor«rnm*nt at tho fire Stale. An organiaad aflort ought to be, Only three or four Modoc* remain at and jcriiap* will be, inaugurated in op- largu- The Pitt River Indian* deliver­ Of which he ba* n VERY LARGE STOCK, nad he is determined to sell „ yo»itxm to the propomd “Cod*." If ed eleven Modoe refugees tn Gen. Davi* Tuil tbe jwople of Michigan bad had the ox- ou Saturday. VERY LOWEST **511 Th* bankrupt Humboldt Fir* luaui.S' «T'‘ once Gumnanv, of N*w York, bs» de­ .*»< ... Km: clared a dividund of 50 per cent, ou ad­ rholmingly. Why, I am told by thoou justed claims. The creditor* havo un­ til November 17th to present claim*. On tho 2Dlh of April a Khtvsu furtv and of th* time of tbe Court* ia incurred attacked th* Busman vanguaid near 000 person* have settled <>n public lands Saleji of Uic Wliwler H 'iUonfor i in five land Districts of Nebraska.— and occupied in oettling ‘•quostloa* of Chalaot, and a sharp engagement look , Siity-four of the bummteiuler* were wopractice" under tho Code. And they (daee, during which two Russian Oolo- mon. Each uf tboao ssltlar* also usually Uu l>att year is the Guarnels wcru killed. -The Khlvou* were WINES AND LIQUORS, finally dofaated, and retreated bumedly. reproeents a family, if nut actual yet ratce of its Superiority over all ' l**ra to ****til<i tho practice,' I tute cirumatauctM, with severalrtujdrou. t>M.k up form* to tlie towfh of th.- Hatt* other sowing nAaehintPRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY! COMPOUNDED She had aa interview with Secretary river, when- the BeHingtiiu anJMiiMuA I shall toko a tour though Livingston lUbeoon. Tbe Secrotary will apply to I Rivvr Raiiruul Co., bare mid along their . Bang t/ir nuMt jimplo in ron-j I trail 300,000 acre* to •ciuc tbrre thou*-1 and Steuben counties before returning Also J Fine Assortment of I and buyer*. struction, and easily adapted' fo to Halting*, and will try >nd find time Hallo pay from Ou the whole, the procd.tectu* concluto write you again. Yours truly, ' different kinds of work, ruurung^ aivo that tbn Gnlf Streaiu of migration | IL W. Nebretkaia retting •troMMwuiliof gggfc;. 'faster, and with less noise than any other sewing I General, ha* mad* application for apdn- in the 1 latte nv»r where thv B. A BI. IL, ' • Surbas CHROMOS. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS. REWARDS HI' rion ia behalf of th* widow of hia ton, MERIT, aud everything you need in initial*, a* joksro eav, of the -Beef yyjflcA/wf, are qualities which recommend the AVItoeler | Lieut Thomas, killed by tbe Modoc*, tb* and Maixe Route.” just in th* latitude ' ' . sad hi* i* th*first application for peniicn HT I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ! _(& Sherman J. Rich Eunrpeaa subject* WHEELER & wir-soisr • Their effort to spring a susp judgmouvupon the Republic by remov­ ing Thiers and substituting Mac Ms boo, will be suceaasf.il with no section , of tho public'miud. Even tbe thoughtful Hirers**, Miauaax. Job IS, 1S73. HI IIXIHOIl JUDICIAL ■UM;novi. ioei ia IDmoio ia decidedly un«xrm1«l TBf rWFIWATEn cau*e cannot be maneuvered back iato power ia defiance of too popular will, ■apecially when the ‘three diviuon* in d'Aumalo to affiliate with tho Loft, re­ ported a few day* since, and the report taut now com** anlhenticeted that ficiently confirm* thia view uf tbe Justebiliij of the Macldahou combination. On tbe other hand, thoae who think I than of any political ransideratiunq can Th* Carflmo a ndnonty, no matter bow formally i* •w* unconstitutional. Ho maintained roan the Stat* and th* corporation, owTooT :--------------- --------! That th* Raptibbcana of France, hopedally of Pant, Aerr acquiesced in thi* orutemptabl* pace of (xrfidfou* trick- TE^l and COFFEE, 1/ApffOYED Mt mistaken to tho sign* of tho limo*. Great Britain will pay -th* Gounera award of *l5,50u,00l) on September 24. Mark Twain i* building a *4<J,OOV or New Ynik aty-u already oma one I j, -\VilHon to the pwblin as hundred and ninety mile* wrot of Flatt*muuth, with branches north and south.' niachrho in Lhc'maJcA'L Illis regiun draws tho roulUtudo. When ' 1 H . Beocbur wa* naked how a strur.gor In H canto to nogvtialo for a rontiouanc* uf I IBrouklyn ixmld Cud hia wav to tho Fly , Ktoro tho ateem mail bao. Being too ill to | mouth b>u>un Church v nuren u* ho answered, au*wProd, follow tho . Whn gu forward, he stopped ■: Oakland,; crowd ! No better adrire c* and diet there. ' ’•» - ----- -------- »— *■—•- ■—* v Al Ruahvill*, Ind., uti thu 12th, Jervi wu »euteacud Io th.* pen­ bom**t*adata--pre-emptor*, Follow tho 2 itentiary for lib, for the murder uf Ja- road laud*. growing out of th* tors bed campaign. Mr. Grey, Secretary of the Now Ze-1 land l\>*to<Bce, died at Oakland. Cab- i DRUGS Superior tn any c r other sewing » Remember the Place.-Second Door Ea*l of tho Comer of State an I Streets Ilostinga. sifaumi j. maeoaere of the Modoc priaonero in unmoo: auspicious facts which havo been tnoaaurod tenna. noted during the prooont generation of ;. * . LT-*!— ’T"----- Z — Tbo caoo of tne United State* again*: cannot go amim. brtt. tbe city of New York, io rawer |2U, ; Tbe (ituierb, *'aa good fi«h iu tho »cu tury almost 000 far property dmtroyod in tho draft 1 a* ever were caught,’ will b* always m.v.w iiaiusgi * re*uiung ironi liquor-soiling I tru*; but Unde Sam cannot always them, in the ■ Advice* from Guatemala May 30 state i -,- - — -—— ■y Daniel Webster Thi* principle of giveua a farm in Nebraska. Wide n* ---------------1‘re.ident___ ha*__ iesuod a decree 2551 a‘T*»k °° iw, the Farmer*’ urganua.'ua in Illi- { Freach Government ha* been attended• ‘ that the t___________ itiog roligiou* ,or ,ho waa given for that sea uf land is. settlor* will s-wu'ale religious liberty liberty in ,u tho ,u<- State. UH>U.. I with more or les* violence, we betiov* granting sorb it all. a* they hare drunk up Iowa 11,500. already. every one, from th* dethronement of A number of Protectant church** will Tbe fluor space allotod to the United . At the municipal election in Lyons, State* at th* International Exposition at I iar* elected him by aotna 3,000 ma-| Fran™, Sunday, field under th* act ro-' I Vienna is U,0U0 square feet In tbe I ' the Thien' Government. To be demarhinery annexe uootrraverou gallcrv | 'Hire M. Culley, daughter of Frank Wo bv 4U feet, ur 24,WU square fret, I, C. Culley, editor yf tho Enton 110(4.1* foatod p.lilically, without attempting rvPiatal Cunl* will Iw aold for one cent ■ aad a portion of tbe central (aviUioa. a: I | oneb, neither moro or leo*. whether |in | moot say 5,000 square, feet, total 42,600 I | large quantitie* or in amxlb . | of 207 feet square, or about onu acre. pl*. If tbe Republican* ahall continue Oa ing to tbe fact that neither the Un­ CUNSIKSINU to exhibit that apirit which ha* thu* far ion market nor any other suitable plac* <'.mgrvoa appropriated 8200.0U) aince tbe atroiion of MacMahon char- | can be obtained for the purpoea, the St.1j The contractor* for tbe postal card* A uril wide Sih i-iini at l<k, acteriud their action, no liettcr prvuf. L,ui» Hx(«*itiou Association bany’deci- । inlorm tbe department that they are able , Stripe Shirting " dad nut to bold an induatrial vapbsition now to furnish half a million curd* daily, ami will euun bo able to furnish a mil­ < '<ittoimdcH, "Vx.V®” 20e. New Advertisements. Urn Tbe total number of eardi ordered oeoorth ia aa acknowledged fact. M. Cnwitncre, “ 25 to 35c. by lb* (uoUua.tcr* is thirty-six millions, । l*t n made blind, it ia fraral ]*nnan«nt- and the requisition irsu<*l by the depart­ Boy»’ Suita. Wool, IriUod voter* of the Grange*, and they I in that great country, in many rwpoct* ly, by tho iniurio* bo received from the ment un contractor*, twenty-eight mil­ ■o influential and Too much trvacberou* Mod.* *. Metta’ Union CnnsinuTe eill overturn hi* derisions, right ay' lion* eight hundred and oeventy-ono thousand, of whirh but lw«lvv milliom ' ‘ Cotton auita, Thiora, Defa urn and tho other RopabliLiucu L’oalx. . ( from Ht. Petersburg. Th* casket coathus far met tbe ordeal so admirably taining the budy was viewed by tlmus- ultimo aro roeeivo.! Tho conflict bc| and* at ".b* New York City Hall. The tween tho clergy aud secret ami otic* and an justly. If they shall continue ' I fuui ral sorTicm w.-ro to be held Friday. . continue to agitate Brasil. The Minis­ Tbe internal revraue receipt* for the try had taken strong ground oa the . .. .. jeumnt fireal year have rum. bed *109,- subject, and w.are gaining support for wa doubt if th* practical ronwquwncr* tho French Repubfiean bummx, tha lW7,14t<, Iwing within *500,()00 of th* their |**licy. In tho lower bouao tbe munanbicwl o.n.piracv will apnedily cv»«>pL-to ertiumte* of th* ci.inmuaioner Prrauer made a *]*och defending th* fad. out and ditoppeto, and th. Beendi^ witlUhe pre- A. D. COOK, Agent. suits high BACON & KARRS F», 00 8,00 1X00 TN r Jltr SrrLii Of HATS 4-™- 1 Item,... Tk.B.Uui. faring with th* oociaty. Tho Gvnaral Committee of Arrange- Tew TwweTe wwMIe ____ i.___ dor He x elected for a purpooe, which I I DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES A Maio*. QwisJte’caUaku. M*te*aU>M T. M.ihi *a* teutlasrio**. DJteiuli New Prices. ; Veiy Low. I My Ion* Experieaee In th.- Itu-dn**, , enable* me to quWiireE If'areroom, Ao. 2H6 Greene, near Eighth St. S4Tltf4OTI9ll !\ IPIKENIX CA^STQgE •d to deliver the oration, aud Gor. Ifagley, Ilin. E. 0. Groevraoe and Jehu ringing. Jubilate, Amen I Hibbard ware appointed a committeo to Omaha, Nebraska ha« adopted tho I notify him of hi»**l*ctu>n. aa tho eye cat reach, cnltiratod fiebli. A committee, consisting of Gov. Bag­ ley and Mmszw L. H. Randall of Grand Rapid a Hoyt at Caro, Garfieldof Detrol t, aad Dsvid Andreaun of Van Buren Of *45,000,000 of 8 per eent. cartifl- county, waa appointed toprepare a plan ; cate* outstanding Nov. 1870, all but Wa left Heating* ou Tu**d*y laat. 1 *86,1)00 hare boon called in aud re­ deemed. " Shop in Bartow A G< Midyear** NEW BEST P tula! Ju. IJte.lCl. New Orison*. According to Will not be Undersold. PROBATEORDER. mooting of th* general committee. which la to bo hold at Lansing. on Wednesday vsrytdtd bent by Railroad wfll be I irded and rent back in Good Ooadition , I. ,Pri!eJ0-c‘*’if *"W15 eta., if' 11 funnsh oil i 3m3 Wblcumm Maubim. i NEVINS. JOSEPH FFLUG ! wa* unanimously elected by ballot for WAREHOUSE, Adjialntag U. F. Dwfcbt « Foundery. . th* Supreme Court of th* Vnite'. 8tatro. cSaxSS^ ^ITY MEAT Scrofula Syrup! EroMlva and Tho new Fusts! Convention wish Boh ■rtfk rmci exhuucoh trial New Styles. I* of th* Beu PatiefMaau wilTSu CLOTHING. Whole low 1170,000. Cullsn Bryant mad* th* address. The Fixtmaster General has .looted New Scales. At Hastings HANCERY ORDEIl. J*4-1*1 n.MICHI0AX.-4~*M***ih **IJ soeSlo^ia IX* Clr*eHro«rt tembor. net majority of <640. R. MUDGE. My MACHINERY meeting of th* Building Commissioner* quickly you would answer the first in­ baa disappeared myatenouly. Aa ex­ ; decided to lay the stone on Thuraday, I quiry ia th* affirmative, if you abouid amination of hi* account reveal* that be I October 2, with appropriate ceremonies. i* a defaulter to th* «xt*nt of 312,000. visit Canandaigua in tho month of June. Mr. Schuyler Colfax i* anno unced aa lit* Fourth of July orator before the Cincinnati Odd Fallow*. * " ■haded th* grw<* upon land undulating and many build ingo. «■: FINE NEW STOCK OF John II. Sarratt ia engaged in writing lightful land, or, baa th* artist drawn upon hi* imagination for a largo portion IImi.ss*. Mar U. I«- EBSaLi,irass!«LMi! Canandaigua, Iona 14th, 1973. Chairman, met at hi* office, ia Detroit, doubt, frequently uxamined and ad- ■ dent civil military and dqlimalic right*, ' Tneoday evening, Jun* 10th. All the mired oom* of tbe beautiful painting* of j Chief Justice Chase willed *10,000 Italian lamiscapee and mountain aceneDsrnwuth CoUege ; *10,000 to Wil­ Tho work done by tho comnntlM w«i . ... ... ; berforce University; *0,000 to a niece. quite important, a* will be won from dugbtop, Mr*. Sprague and Mr*. Hoyt, th* following from Wodaoaday'a Tr»- uv_____ io- .L-. Kootiii and OOk-v. to reiita over my atorv. DB. ( HOOK’S WINE OF TAR! movea i.y uie rue awl tall ol l*e tute. ■ iu Brooklyn. N. T-, whirl, ba* worked । with a rapidity equal to an ordinary building at Lansing. aa provided for in steam-driven saw, but not quite so uni- I a joint resolution qdupled by th* L*gi«| lature and of which Gov. Bagley i* | amoitolmg in all to Marly *200,000. , I The post master general rules that postmait-ns with a salary ef tl.lKX) and uphape a*k*d yourseH doubling!*, “can I *•"!. «»*»t aiao bubl toe office of alder- First-Class Instruments. I Keep a Fashionable Taller and Cut and Make to Ordec. purary trial. And yet th* Cart* of his- I fully urganirod, with a capital of *lt>0,t<>ry, do nut paroit us to Iw too *an-! OM*. and will commence operation in th* always dona. to bring the coot is into pol- I CAPS ABKXTt Get the Best! iTiZZU' g^-W* _ II. Har-dall, L OarMd, Detroit; GrssM 8JRQFULA Ui CANCER REMEDY COMMISSIOMDtT NOTICE. •®i MWent Oetneto take, and ouo«alnlng no PATENT COOLER I S-^ggagSSS MUCH BETIER CONDITION ra FSH on THE StKI.j JOSEPH PFLUG TIIK OELKURA-TICIJ SIMMONS & CLOUGH GEORGE WOOD ORGANS mUOR 4 tft; KDE I BUIS, 1B01 Wl P1MGEI i a rr ois. « COROTIaL. �life B\|i««i^ CLOTHING. There will lx »• mating of the fcx-. ocutive Cominii other* of tho The races at Lowell were attended by Barry County A. pfcr.ltarel Society, at about 2,000 persons. tho Co. Clerk's ol Saturday, June Grand Haven has a boy 15 years old 28th lust, at 10 < A. M., for tho who weighs 225 pounds. purpose ol establte * Hat of premi­ Frank G. Smith, of tho firm of M. S. ums and fixing upon * » "tino Cx holding Of J. A. Bwecsoy, C. M. Runyan, G. Smith A Co., haa gone to Europe. tho Annual Fair of «dS fioefajj, nnd G. Spaulding and S3 other* clllxens of for other business. 3rd Ward asking that I. 8. Boice bo ap­ XALTOFT, pointed 11a Alderman for 3d Want iu Jams* F. Joy has given *1,000 to an place of Aid, Wood resigned. Iowa College. Uf Jno. Stanley, Jam** T. Wright, A mau of copper wa* recently taken Chas. Ederlw, and 30 other* asking that from tho Cliff mipoa, Lake Superior, j Allen Jone, bo appointed. which weighed thirty ton*. On motion they were accepted. East Saginaw ha* licensed 42 saloons nndhas application* for 100 more li- .W.T.W. For President of tho Day - Hon. N. Bartow. Vice Presidents—Hon. B. J. Grant, Hiram J. Konfield, Wm.B. Goodyear, W. I. F. Ham*, P. Bropc, John Beagle, Hou. Gilbert Striker. E. B. Carpenter, E. r Barnum, J. C. Hanna, Am D. Itork, T. V. ftobinaon, L. G. Potter, Hon. H. Jone*, Copt. John H. Munroe, IW. T. Barber, John Q. Croriy, Eli Nicbola, John W. Briggs, aud D. R Bugbce. . Chatdain-SBov. T. D. Marah. Reader—Hon. David B. Cook. Orator—.Hon. Mark 1). Wilbur of Altagga. Mar»lml—I. W. Vrootnan Assistant Mnralial—Peter Cramer Members of tho Executive Committoa—Hun. Geo. M. Dewey, John U. DeanK F. ft Acktoy. W. H. H Heath, and Mito T. Wheeiw. Committee on Finance— John H. Taylor, G. W. Slade, and I. 8. Boice. On motion of Aid. Jewell tho report Coramitteo on Murie-J. L. Rood, «M accvjgcd and adopted and the City Attorney Instructed to file a petition in Ferri* Rose end F. B. Decker. Chancery for the vacation of the same. (.'ouimitleo on Gun—Hon. Nathan Carried by ayes and nayca. b Bartow, Jmtn H. Deunfe nnd Geo. - E. I Goodyear. alroat* In the dlfftercul wards of the City and report at lire next ruvetiug, what aide and croe* walks are ares—ary to no built. Adopted by ayea and nayea. By Aid. J«well — That tbe Llc«m»c Ordinance presented . Thi* item ia axtetMivoly quotud, us n by the Attorney be referred to Commit­ audit to tho village Ly eastern papers, tee on By-Law* nnd Ordinance*. and considering tho character of its prwent school-houso it is a credit. But tho riling.' of Lobonotj, N. IL, contains nearly asfmany inhabitants as this* city, notify all poreous in* the Cd Ward In and has ti’a.tifnes cur wealth, yet we front of wboae property side walk* bare Iwcn ordered, to have them built aocar- • are building a S5«),(N>0 school-house ding u> a rceolutlon'pawed by thia Coon- j aud many of our people think it too ell and to have them completed on or 1 small to fairly represent ear intcrMts. | before the.firet day of September next. I One day last week Messrs. John Wood By Aid. Jewell— of Eaton Rapids, a student with Hou.' Tbata Committee of three be appotutHenry A. Shaw, and J. T. P.iwvrv. of od of which Ufa Honor tbe Mayor aball bv Chairman, to lake Into consideration Charlotte, who studied with D. P. Sngtho paving of State and Jeffrmou Street* endorph Esq., were admited to the Bar | nnd report at a special meeting Wodnveby Judge Woodroafi of tho Eaton . day evening next. | County Circuit- The cxxmiuattnu is Aid*. Hrutley and Mudge ■ . said Io have been very thorough, at all such should bo, and the candidates ac- pointed to net with tbe Mayor. By AM. Jewell— I quitted themselves well,winning comiJi- The Michigan State Pomological So­ ciety is doing a very valuable work■ml should bo encouraged iu nil poeeible way*. Its exhibitions at Grand Rapid* havo both been n aplomdid suc­ cess as was it* meeting during tho winter at Lansing. Its next meeting, th# ano known a* tho " Strawberry and Cherry” festival, will bo held at Katematoo. on the 25th, 26th and 27th day* $3,0 00 worth of furnttare, will be sold at cost at Bessmcr. Heath 4* Co.’s store /or the next GO days. To nt akc room for an entire new; stock of Furniture. IFe will sell our whole stock at coftfor cash. This is no humbug. Conic and sec for yourself. BESSMER, HEA TH rf* CO. Hastings,.lune 7, ’73. 7tf Ground wa* broken on tho 5th inst. for t>te erection of tho now freight houfe of tho Jackson, Lansing A Sagi­ naw Railroad at Bar City. Tho struc­ ture is to be of brick, 240 feet long and 10V feet wide. A now passenger depot is also ou the tapis. The patents lately issued to tho Mur-1 quotto, lloughton AOntonagun Railroad i Company, from tho State Land Office, 1 cover 461,520 acres, and tho deocrip-' tion* fill over 100 pogos of manuscript.1 Hon. M. D. WHber addnwod the ! Farmers Maa* Convention of Van Buren county, on Wodaasdsy, tho 4th inrt., at 1’aw Paw, in favor of cheap transporta­ rf !u m’ " Hark! do you hear this I howling f Yes ; but what is it? Why, Bossmer, Heath <J- Co., are selling so much Furniture, and so much demon being a sciedtific man invented cheaper than any other this word as tk« best illustration of the house in this city that it usu of his wonderful liniment, and evi­ even makes the wolfhowl. Oif • • thia market. Prieos rule from thirtytire Co forty cent*, and we think with tion. 8. I). Bingham, Editor of the Landng JSepoMcun, Dr. H. B. Shank nt that city, and several other gcu dsotn they cannot afford to take their local japor, keep from one to five owHXIew <wr« about their i.rvmioca to the annoyance of tlxur neighbors' We know «n« *;icb. not a thuus* nd miles from thia dty. eiteo is well put by the Deputy City Mar­ shal of Flint, who fafaema fa* -fa— time arrwu for b-ax drank a^ dareed-dy hared.,ra*aff fa«* an «—<• CASSIMERE SUITS, *8 IB $9. •peedUy dsarroy life. Nature baa ap­ pointed the kidneys and liver a* her agent*, by whom Impurities shall be .llmlnatod from the system, and whon tLu« agent* are tnrpM, or debilitated, or dlaabiud from any caa*e, from their bus!neea, Hamilton's Buebu and Dandelion impart* tro»b life and vigor to them the best blood purifiers oo« can h»v». This preparation for aale at J. P. Bobort* A Co., Drugstore. The question ho* often boon naked by tfateb intereatod, *Can I puxve my gray hair restored tn it* natural color, with* [ out coloring tho akin ? and can nw thin locka bo thickened upF Wo answer.. •!» can,’ and would advise yen to read a trvalire m> the hair, which is published by IL P. Hall A Co , Nashua, N. H, who send it free, upon *pplkalion. They are the proprietor of Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Bewawor. We team from it, tbe hair, fa a perfect Bate of health, is coastaatiy failing oet. and new hair* WHITE BLH CK SUITS, H/ID BHOWfl. GOOD Linen Suits COTTO^Dl SUITS, 15 and *6. Working Pants, Hickory Shirts, 76 oU to $2 00, 2fi eta. Each. Cotton Socks, The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, staiafactiou, and which wo finally extin­ guished with a bucket of water. We will, therefore, t thank yon to ship us ninn Ifaboxk Machines by our first steamer. Our steamers sail from Pier. 8, N. K., Mondays and Thursdays at 4 ' John »on A Co's, eek-brnted Gold Pen*, ho beat in the market, for aale at tbe r. w. Truly Years, City Nora Depot. P. 0. building. E T. Wassvs. Vice President Wilimington Steamship Company. ' * Lscal Bjijts JUticej. large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market raica, tlieir Brick Warehouse. Chromo School Cards, orry /tens depot. dently no word eon bo found ol uqual significance. I’*x»OK*t-—Wo received a pleasant social call on Monday afternoon, from Hon. 1’. H. Emerson, late Senator reoiu Th* Mayor appointed Aid. Mudge, on tiemen—Upon opening at navigation the Sth District; (Calhoun County) nnd now Judge of the U. S- District Court, the Committee on By-Laws and Ordl last spring, wo were unfortunate enough r.ance* in place of Aid. Wood rreigned. to supply our steamers with tbe Gudaer fa tlie Territory of Utah. He bring* a On motion «>• Council adjourned an- Extinguishers. Aside from constant favurhblo report from his new home, annoyance by teak a go, we arc satisfied aud aaya it (Utah,) fa richer in mineral of their utter’worthleesnees, two nxawealth than thn Northern 1’cninrola of ehiaes having faded to put out t very • • body should turn out, aa he t* one o tho beet speakers in the State. -AVool in small Cut begin* to come fa- SUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS. 11010 $15. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The. wolf is howling, yet \ Bcssnier, Heath $• Co., keep right on selling Furniture cheaper than ever. Call on them before purchasing. Gtf of tho fruit growors of tho Lak • Shore Ito will I itsno excursion tickets for Hie Kaismaroo mooting from all stations on tho Chicago and Michigan lakn Shore railroad, to Grand Junction, good to re­ turn at price of one fare. This will en­ able tho people of the Lake Shore, from New Buffalo to Manistee, tn attend the Knlamuoo meeting at half faro mtns. Trains connect at Grand Junction for Wno of our insurance agents received the. following dtepatch wo do not know ami preeume it made linlo difference a* they nil Ken to bo acting on that rule. An erudite inn eraneo agent oent the fol­ lowing dispatch to a Wootcru office just Ac., *500, allowed by ayre and uayeo. I after tho Boston fire : “Our coapanfaa Barlow A Goodyear, freight ou above, all sound a* a nut. Lose will not exce^l *3.31. allowed by aye* and nayeo. *100,000. Advance rates 25 per rent, City of Grand Rapids, iioee cart and nnd go ahead. Our motto | is *till "S»r freight, *38.81, allowed by ayea and Tb«> J., L. A 8. B. B. Company havo staly placed mile board* un the h’lo-rajdi polos along tbe line of their read SUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS. $15 to *25. woro'yjrosont, including the mother of tho bride, who is 91 yean of age. Tho county scat of Huron Ceoaty i* . to bo removixl from Port Austin to Rad ! Axo Corner*. I-and i* to bo cleared, and temporary county budding* are Lu bo erect'd on the site choseu. to Im ready for ocrujiancy ia October. J. F, Chamberlain, Esq., Editor of tho St Joaoph HfU, fa making iwrangoments to visit hi* native home fa Seat. They are the bc*t, easiest, nnd tho Sandwich Islands in the early port,1 Most duriabto *eat, evvr made,, aud no «her sent can be a«>ld where Ukrai mate can bombtafaed. Don't bo deemved by any imiTOon of tbe above seat*, but buy , Thompson's 1‘ntent Spiral Spring Scat, ( for sale only by A. J. Spoanhlc. 6tf *1,75, allowed by ayes and nayos. G. M. Heed, Mrvlre aa Marsha). *U.86, allowed by ayes andnayes. What is Deramdor ? It ia a pojnW. D. Hayes, writing ordinance. *5.S, Allowed by ayea and naysa pound word from Anae, tho akin, and A. J. Runs, work al brtdgv, *X31, al- An», gift, aignifying the giving or with enrpeta Canal Street. We have no BR.'IJVCH STORES so don’t make a Mistake. pine A lump of gold weighing aevou . 1 ounce* ba* been found on th* farm uf G. W. Jenninga fa Hillsdale County. ■ Miss lues A. Sexton, tho daughter of the editor of tho Grand Ra|ddt Timc*, ha* gone to Now York to fini«h het By AM. Bentley— That I. R. Bote-, be appointed as Aid. It i» hoped and expected that every from 3rd Ward In place of Ald. Wood, jicreea in the City will cordially unite in miking thi* a. celebration o/Jfehich th# Carried by ayes ami nayca a« follow* : people of the city will have <"xa*iun to Ayvw—Jewel), Mudgv, Daw*nn, lh-aa1 l>o t«oud, and that it ahull so interest »er and Bentley. Nayes—none. tho people of the whole county that in im -vats, rtraw hats, soda water, cum. Hoot beer, lemonade, and dust were the characteristic* uf Our Number R. R, a: 1 lollaad was robbed lost week of *24.10. Entrance to tho (uffico wa* gained through the window. The Michigan Central Comp*ay aro putting in 4,000 feet of rida track at Ualeaburg, 1,000 at Augusta, and in­ tend to put in 2,000 feet at Battte Crock. CHURCHES. We note with groat pleasure that a Philadelphia carpet manufacturing firm han received the order tor tho carpeting kley’s’Soda and B«r Fountain, of tho United Statue Senate Chamber. iinee to give down, to the great Three thousand yards will Im required faction of all patrons. for the completion of this order. They 1 tsego Lodge of L 0. O. F- ecl­ havo also received tho order for furnish­ : J their third anniversary on tho ing tho Pennsylvania State Buildings D83A 10 Barrel lots nnd more sold to dealers at a very small ad­ vance above Car-load Rates. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kin dp, CHROMOS ! f//ff lu/kber fur/usi/ed ' Ifl 044 104g LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. �I oihars in it* fidelity to fashion. Mrs. j IK 1“~* - mi: Tar I cretions-of the skin, is mors abundant । with plnosant. useful or entertaining than in cold; When it is insufficient' reading. Ji^ember, to to the cheapest tho akin bwx-mes dry and horA ; aa| books ? T. single sub­ in those ;.*rts of thn body where tho .. . M - - .kin is thick and sub>t to much mo-' « >2.00 a year, . hr W-W, tion, as on tho hands, it readily cracks . » cheaper still, or fissure*. Tho amount of secretion i»f■ or —8 ° oopir* - ---- Jtfor ~*$12.00,with both an extra so much reduced in cold weather that 'copy and a splendid premium engraving tho frequent washing of thn hands with । to tho person getting up tbe dub. Spaci­ soap causes them to chap readily, and this tho more certainly if tho so«p is not ' mens arc sent gratia to thoeo nulling to thoroughly washed off. The alkali in got up dab*. Addreos. Ch** J. Pstursoap is usually in excess, and ibis eom- 1 eon, 30C Cheats ut Stmt, Philadelphia BICHIGAR CntTRAL R. R. Wishart's Pine Tree ' Ann S. Stephens' enchanting novel of; In a healthy condition, the akin is i Tho Lust Inheritaiee, i» routinusd. and ' kept supole by na oily secretion, which j Jrn exciting with «aeh new nog* I Grand River Valley Division Cordial. NATURES GREAT REMEDY arwassii-j: TSSI To prevent the hand* from chapping, then, be careful to wash all soap from I them thoroughly in clean water. This will ordinarily suffice; but if not. it will and progression. Ito long tablu of con­ bdneecmarytu make good the removed oil I tents disclose* n' froightege nt once by tho use of glyeotino. henoy. mutton ' timely, intereating, nnd edifying—wit­ Incss—The Baron of Kchwartx Honliorn, V'rc •±nAL,u3 land tiro Vienna Kxhlbitioa; Empress I Elbnlroth of Austria; Socialism iu a..,. lU.r.uulM Atwriter f»r ,t»i*rt«»f MertssreDnlvi A8tU»Ck.lffA ... I Commuuitien, from tho earliest; One Kind of Ghoxta: Emily Faithfull aud her Miuiou ; Itorn to Iw Hanged, with —» *-J— “ger. Every year increase* the popularity of this valuable Hair Prquunlioii; which i* duo to merit nlone. _ We can M*uro our old patron* that it i« k<-j t fully up to Its high standard; and it is two only reliable and perfected,prv|iaration for reitaring Gjxat oi: F*nxi> IIxii: to its youthful color, making it soil, lustrous «nd riiken. The sraljs by its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandrulli ami. bv it* tonic properties, prevents the hair from foiling out, ns it stimu­ lates and nourishes the hair-gland'. By its Ute, the hair grows thicker nnd" stronger. In baldtiw. it rvstor. * tl.e capillary glands to their normed vigor, nnd will create a new grow tli. except iu extreme old age. It-i» tlic juost <-coiiuniical Haib DjxSmUXO cv ur u»ol. ns it require* fewer applications and given the hair a wlleudid. ebrsy aj>pearanccv A. A. Hayes, MJ)., J^tat A*saver of Mase-adiusctte, nays, ‘•The _ _ A_____ ___ _____ I ___ C..11.S valuable Jeirrno/ will commence its fifty­ seventh volutuo with the July number. Sutwriptuiu prire 83.00 d-ycar, ut on Cauchy & Co's. Column. I KES. MORTGAGE SALE. life-like illustrntiotis; A Noighlx^r of Mine— n gnisf *tary; Itespiratiuii, or Huw to Breathe; Tbs late Justus Von Liebig; Giving While l.iring—good advice; Tho .Science of Music—a nsros- . ' rory bramh of education; Tho lady' and tho Cros*itig-8we«pcr, an illustrated Brass—- both far sna]>-bcans and for shelling, may bo planted as late a* the first of June, with every proepcct of success. CAXBAor.—For a rem delicate cabbage for winter use, as well as for autumn, there is nothing like tho Winningstadt, Wakefield, and oilier early sorts. They should bo sown r* tele as June, in some cool place, like the north side of a fonre or building- Transplant in a showery time, and by first snow will have nice little heads. Cook carefully without breaking, and servo up in quarters, and you hare a treat too good for a kin^. ’ Cccrxuu roe Picxxuxo—it is not best to get in the ground in this slbtion until about tho tenth of Jane. Scumes Secsau grown rapidly, and far succession it is best to put same iu v.v.i’rkTh’V-is . w Tie Pies Tree Tar Cortial, RANTED Croat American Dyspepsia Pills, Tvxxrr* may be sown even ru late vs the first of Auguxt,tor even tho middle. If the weather is sKowory they makes crop in a few weeks, aad the more rapid tho growth tho better. Swxrr Coax ton Fxxbixo.—Wherever there ia a vacant piece of ground, it cafi be used to good advantage by sowings corn thickly in drills. It w ill make ex­ cellent food. either green or dried, for ,JU.I.LouM *B> XI?....lmi -in?; trsraats aMrtaeurarx.*t(Lg Ma-iaolia Bahn Michigan Central R. R; BlQcr.ii.ie Complexion. OLD. RELIAELE AUD DIRECT ROUTE. .'w-’wSSSS ■Mrrtgjh Buckingham’s Dye A.< nur Rcncw. r in many can-' r. quires too long a time, and to.. mut-Ii care, to restore gray or fodi?! Wlti'kcrSjWC have prepared thi* dve. in mu }>rep<iratimi; wnkh will quickly arid cffictually aceemplfah this rv-uli. It than other*. lat us *UDpoe<- w o start' with six Houdans—a tuck and fire bens. > Probably Out of thin five, two may lay thirty eggs per annum wore than cither of the other*; their ogga should be , noticed and o*ty tfiMOart. By followLag thia for a few years a very great Twx Wrvv—It i« oAmidnng to ,J ' '-rr'nfc *'r' “—ft increase in egg-production may be at­ ; how well a man may live on a small iu- __ ' tained. My .attention wa* drawn to thi*.I com* who has a handy aad irgliueiDu-’ -wrw wr-yn;-yw wif*. &>mw uteU lira and Brake a far J jRi jEs Va 3Sl JtW. hundred I-'-"’ ........ in ou twalve-moutb, though valnolees as a fancy blr^ and tho quality depend­ ed to several of her progeny; and I but his wife i* good for nothing. hare si^co found other inatanrea which will own upfrara bar husband tor not ip ^W1,„ #r l!lr jtM1,ir.iory prove conclusively that a vast improve­ Kring in as good stylo ns his neighbor. ors»««.s.-.r» if.^»i, c*Ma Cro». btpkihwM, ment might easily lie affected in nearly white th* fault is wrtirely hacowm Hi. 1wJm'^.STiXSw -I all our bfrefia w*ro that careful wltemgbbor has * neat, cnpaltl* nuMndu* „r &(u*c> tion of brood stock made AT thia p«rX” whirlpool into which a great manv sil- , ■iti**'*- wrenty «f is. xtuu. s»4 win. t* tor cup. might ta. thrown, and the ap- I U I pnranco of th* water would bek'iutng«L , ‘ tvclli' I'arbollr Tablet' sreiyvi tro rely I had, I hope myself to make some ex- 1 No Nicholas, tho diver is th* n-to restore in ttee texe*. T»U no aataltolae. It iSev perimeats in thia direction shortly. 1 |I tho tre.uurv. It i* only au in*ult for SeWjiKtaT/iil tolml ii.™ will say now that 1 am perfectly certain such a woman to talk to her hushund : i^r rMare nod. the number of two hundred i>gg» per annum might be attained in a few years with perfect ease wore tho object sys­ tematically nought ; and 1 trust these few remarks may arouse n gem-rul at­ tention to it among thorn who keep, tho cure of disettMi* than all tho paten­ poultry for eggs only, and who tan easily. otea of th* materia medlea, are warmth, do all that is necessary without any. rv*t, doanlinoM and pure air. Some ; knowledge whatever of fancy pointe, or. persons mako it a virtue to bravo dis­ any attempt to breed exhibition bird*.—. oaso, ‘to ksop up' n* lung M they can । move a foot or crook a finger, nnd it', DERMADOR. ,d (or nt «U rru. wowrt*. F-i:— Ifcrn*. Spr"-. .JlLZ Ayer's rsl 4110* l*« SM.U-U. -US ' r^'is. *n>ua <bu i» to*r«-..<«l l.. Ike. ;rra».AV,.’,K“,utur AI.'WS.-taaES'Jh.S irel is asM Xtsie. *»• rexutrel u. ton s?*wl iMsrutesn.u. I- fe-Mea OOlrv. la tbs nt: -t UuUw. And Sarsaparilla •S: WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS M roWLSi'S &MAT W exhausted that th* *y*:«m has lost ability 1 to towperat.-, and'typhoid forer »«to in 1 ; and carries tbapahruTtu a premature jesrf. a stantly growing repmaikai, tawed oo Iu intrinsic vttture, aad suiamod by its remirkibte cure* So mlkl as to to uf »i“l toneflcisl to children, and yet to searebtag M to elfcetuaUy porge cut the pratcormpdonx oftb* bk..x!,»t>ch to tto scrv.Mous anasyphllltle conUminstten. Impurttto, .. .u.T.---- ..... InthenUrti-­ MA. I..— ■•,.*».!-----------------for vrarx, toes yield to fill* I»wertul Ai.ltttotfl aad dtexpre*. ilcacc Us wond*rtil emsnw of which are j.uLUJj known, of Scroftlla. and sfi .croftdou* di*e**e., Ulcere,'Eruption*, »nd «rairt»v« disr-ricnot th* »kin.Tuxuora. BlotclM». Boils, rimptes, PtUtUlew. Sore«,HtAntlAonyteh-in-. Koteor Enjdpclnn. Totter, Salt liheiini, Heald HiwL lllninvonn. and Internal TJlcnrnHcma of the UteriM. Momnrli, and Elver. B ate> cure* Other cmuntelats, to which It would not seem evped- 100,000 00 IK VXl.l'ABl.E Gim! :Mb Ttowis* * *te* law*s««*- v IW awrajVve JSOtNTfl WANTED to bar LIVINGSTONE ■IFT fttail Lasoz & Lals Mite feiM remaJc Wcftkncas. DeMUty, a>-d Lroucarrluras. wtu-n tliey ore msalfiatathms of tho serofiilcHM poltonx. It is sn excellent rwitotef of Ttr>aV> sr.d D. SINE’S For dust in tho eyes avoid rubbing; dash water in thorn ; remove cinders, ota., with tho round point of a load Tlie Sabcock awa. i»?l, m* re>* a-itffssi-xs-a JBmtERPRISE. AFRICA Out GraJ MB Ptia tllWO U Mi: is cut, compress above ■/ot.ACtiBonsr, -■BxUflC** Afiautxr Tun' ietT.— it^uti fi fours Ind cough. irns. dip tho part in cold JuV . number of JUZra** Jfoyctex ii .' ilnsadj issued and a nice number it is .DODD'S . itrvyed, re.rer alrvi onwof the beet that he. appeared duco i NERVINE___ • irtrev _ DOES IT! iho great firry. whan 't>» odko ol ti»> publisher* wws burned. It to • marvel ugh smoko take a long breath, and of noatneu and good taste, and contains ack s brilliant list of stories and illus­ trations tliat wo do not wonder oi its, ;ck pwnonsii -wown-h, nnteo* your popularity, gained in spite of compel!th ia sore; or trotter, cut out the wto^Mto dstey ; hold the' wounded tion. It is just tho book for tho houwbo borne io a hot cool hold, and such botag the casn we rocom- ' One Prize $5,000 inSilver “X Hi™ Two rswlly Csrrtesw sad MsUEkI Dorsre lulsre-lfsasM UtrevM, w.rts It XOresb • Dr. 1. C. AYER 400., Lowell, Mass.. 1 Peninsular .Railway. DOUGH . Sl.XC, Box I Clneteml Amxxlc^x Homes for Juno is a bright #d eatettainir.g number uf that popular liisirated family iMpuiao- It ia (nil of. Go to the Banner Office for FINE OB WORK. GIVEN AWAY. AFine Borman Chromo Tsybr h Co., 123 Washington St, or fit ArUt St.. Chicago, and you wifi get the book noil chromo* immediately W. *n>d in elsgwt CItosd. masted rad rvsdy toi'reatofctrrata.reeyAnatfor . Dr, TEA'S UNDERGROUND LIFE IELOW THE IUFMEI tocUvuU Io ul.on ; ;>ir*l«a sad pbyev; torttma I AGENTS WANTED toitaswork. Kndsshv tortwrveteau. AMte tY WORLD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-06-25.pdf 77f450bfbb82b693ec051254c5f04d7b PDF Text Text T^b F\b|"i)bucV Bj^ni R.4TE8 OF JLDTEETISnfG. Michigan Wednesday, june VOL. XVIII. Wffl c«ri MW GREBLE 25. 1873. & Don’t fail to arc the SULKY CULTIVATOB! THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW! Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. ris./Wife. SHEET'IRON WARE Manufactured to Order = S',, _ „ Orders already received from over .30 towns, and more coming by . every mail. - "Alice T’ "f exclaimed, “how you hive terrified us all. Ar* you ill ?" “ Not ill," she answered, " but I feel so etraag*. <3recis, I Jgtfh been poeribte," I said, for my weariness was with my husband. '• And all our reasoning tailed to con­ excessive. “ Certainly." Th* vutuau ilartol up vince her of the impossibility of her assertions Bho persists to this mo­ with alacrity. “ Where are you going to p«r» him F' ment that sb* saw you aud was with Con th* night of th* 17th of Octoasked mr guide. , or rather on the morning of the - Up chamber." 18th. Where and bow the cannot tcM, lut we think It must have \ liecn aotue . dream. She la better now, knd I wish you could as* bow last she is improv- REAPERS and MOWERS, GRAIM, CULTIVATORS SULKY RAKES, fc. 1000 will not supply the demand. COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR “IBS! where you lodge me; only make I haste.” Ko I was conducted up a step ladder that stood in the mraar of the room. Into aa apartment ceiled with . slojang Learns and veutilteted by uno small window, where a cot l>ed*t*a:I, crowd­ ed cloeo against the board partition, and a trite table, with two (bain. The woman set light —an oil Limp—co the table. “ Anything mor* 1 can got yvu, '• Nothing,-I thank you." “ I hop*you'll alasu well, air. When shall I call you?" " At 4 o'clock in th* morning, if you It in the Beat Combined Corn Cultivator A boy can handle It over rough oruxldy ground wl>< iv ether cultivators will not work. It cuts the ground all oyer instead of leaving a atrip between bledee wher* the Weed* au<l crass anuttly lightly covered and will start with flr-l ralu a1* the ease with all other combined sulky cultivator. agreeable sensations. I will sit down and writ* to Alice," I thought, “ that will soothe my nerve* and quiet me perhaps." I descended Ihe tedder. The Are still glowed redly on the (tone hearth ; my companion and th* woman eat be­ side it talking in a tow tone, and a third person eat at the table, eating—a short, etout, villianuus looking man, in a red flannel shirt and muddy trows- 1 asked fur erriting materials and re­ turned to njy room to writ* ta my "My dxriing Alice.'' I paused and laid down mr pen as I enucluded the words, half smiling to think what she would «ay could she know of my *trunge quarter*. Not until both aheet* Vac* covered did I lay aside my pea and pre[»roJ for slumber. A* I folded the paper I happened to glanee toward my couch. Was U the gteem of a human eye obeerring me through th* crack* of the board partition, of was it - tny own fancy? Titer* was a crock there, but DENTIST Hartville, ■ litiiiai. What is it ? Pun Wines and Hauers! Yeo, My “Trip Hamiurr, " with which 1 tuakr Irons fur BUGGIEM. This Valuable "Macni**" I have long toll the ored of. Il la one ot the great Hiatus w hich enable* toe to cell Burti« »> LOW aa to DEFT COMPETITION. J. P. ROBERTS & DRUGS Medicines Dye Stuff: Michigan-Exchange. Single teat Buggies as Low as PAlNfS £ OILS' IF YOU WAIT Now farmers, There wae never before aa opportunity of this kind offered la Haatlma, I — —us — . *»--■■■ -e mopey. I do not Intend Wori _______ erroteet of all ia the WHEEL. NO. 9 “Iguseaso. Folks do stop than." ■‘I.tttafrocn hd»r "Notvaay? about half a tall*." “ Then let as make haste and reach it I ata drenched to the akin." Wo plodded on, tny companion more than keeping pane with mr. Frseenlly * o left th* edge of the ravine, entering what eaenaod bke tracklees woods, and keeping straight oa until the lights rd some habitation gleamed fitfully through the wot foliage. It was a ruinous old plane, with the window* all drawn to one side as if the foundation had aettlod, and the pillar* of a redo church nearly rotted away. A woman answered my fellow-trareler’s knock. My companion whispered a word or two to her, and she turned to me with smooth, voluble word* ot web corp**. 1 hastened to call assistance, but a|l ore efforts seeraod vain to re­ store life or animation. I was just about etndtec for th* doctor,' when her senses returned as suddenly ar-thoy had toft u“ -*-*•> *at Un in bed, pushing back ter hair and looking wildly about placing my vali** etom u> the heed of my bed. and barricading the luckfem door with two chain. I extinguished th* light and laid down. At first I wae very wakeful, bat gradually a eoQ dsowriaam teemed to steal over m* like a misty maatfe. uatil. ell of a sudden. eo*M Startfag aiatori* thrill coursed through all my veins, sad I eat up, suited and trembling. A luminous rofirae. reemed to rtow end quiver through the room—no light of moon or star was ever to eoh or pen­ etrating—and by the Itttto window 1 aaw Afire, my wife, dreased la floating garment* of white, with her long, gol­ den hair knotted baek by a blue ribbon.1 Apparently she was beckoning to me with outstretched hands, and eyes full tend petulantly to my»*K aa 1 plodded of wild, anxious tendernees. along, keeping doe* to the trunk* of I sprang to nay feet and rushed to­ the tree* to avoid the deep rarin a. ward her, but a* I reached tb* window through which I oo«14 jnst hear the roar of th* turbulent atraam forty or fifty feet below. My Hood ran eoH re consequences of of a misstsqi or a move in the wrong direction. Why had I not boon contented to keep in the high road? Hold on ! Was that a light, or are my eye* playing me talse ? . I stopped, holding on to the tow, res­ inous boughs of a hemlock that grew on the Look; far it actually seemed as if the wind would seise me bodily and hurl inc down the precipitous descent. Tnr—Th golliof JGL Did you ever virit a relligg-mill ? Polished steel cyliaden roralse mpelm, sech pair *o geared that the surface in contact revolve* in the aame diuctioa. Ben and plats* of itoa.1dhAdi stabletetotnUe brightness, nro raatrheif from a fiery furnace and pasted through th* rolling proceas, till they come out not touch thicker (han paper. But occatiotJy the r*mnr*ela** macbinery get* hold of *orathing out of the way *T tt* Ugituuate husaaae. Tor instance, from some village among th* hill* comes a youth with hie beloved to eee the sight*. He proceed* to *Xplala:. “You eee th* furnace yonder t tn every airecuon. They put it mto tto* "Yei l ae4" »nmliea th* prodeu damsel, drawing Lack a little. "Yea. it? They slick the end of the bar jret here and-" th* vast af tbe aaafaoto M lost iu aaboui of agony. The av*Dteing cyllndara haveJcaaghi ihp pour JUlorr* extended finger; and more rapidly than the eye au trace the wt»W* wfifeh dreoribo it. the wfatehand, Aa Arm*, tare arm, the albow, the upney arm. are drawn in and crashed; thefafr oCAp victim Is dragged up against Ihe crliadera and tfad the arts i. torn finm it. eoefat and fen* ia a ahepsfato ntow ton the other ssda, while ifa referee aiafa writhing to the ground, th* blood poor­ tag from the wound in swift jet* which do not protend to explain ta account for no skill can stanch ' ' it* mysteries. I simply relate facta. - Bet why did the foul ritek Ms fi,Let psychologists unravel th* labvringer into the machine ? He oegh* to thical skein. I am not superstitious, neither do I behne in ghosts, wraiths Certainly hi* conduct I* open la criliand apparitions ; but this thing I do know—that although my wife was in ci*m. 'Vice and *ia o< every daecriptfoa England, in the body, tho morning of are apt to catch th* unecspecting victim by th* tip of the Anger, aad Arte Ma the 18th of October, her spirit surely stood beside mo in New York in the •taadily and reteulteaaly in among the wheels, and, in the end grind hi* ve*y moment of the deadly peril that men­ aced tus It may he that, to the sab- boose to powder. For instance, the youug man who tn • tie instinct and strength of a wife's bo­ idulgasinan CM«*toa*!'gtM>«rw*~‘f^ h lpr», all thing* ar* possible, but1 intoxicating drink ha*no arespinion that A lie purely aavul my life. ho ia thrusting his vuatantxa* fared into an iron mill B7ad-,* ‘’f nwnduoca power. , The wheels ar* pol­ ished oo blight, and revolve with *0 lit­ tle owe*, that they eeem hantetosa “Take care," aay* Mentor, but he replioa, like the other victim, “Oh, pshaw! don't I know all about if F’ When Ealateff eent hi* page to Mas­ f>f courtu he doe*. He know* that ter Dumbtolon lor a aatie cloak, and of­ some people get drawn in and crushed; fered hi* bond and Bacdolph's for pay­ but you do not mean to I—iluurtr, now, ment, the answer was that the “tailor that ho U as weak a* they ae* 7 He as­ liked not the security.” The Knight sure* you, with solemn emphasis, that ■ailed Dumbletoa a rascally knav* to if be should at any time feel lb* eightstand upon tocurity, and cried, “1 would eet pinch, he wffl at oaee withdraw to a a* lief they would put ratsbane in my mouth a* slop it with security." He 1 ri.rf'iTu it r di Not oalv Shyioeks, but most capitalists ar* deaf to borrowers, because they, aa it; ho know* that he will do it; and on well a* FalstafTe tailor, "like not tlw> ba goto until the remurselM wheel* »flectuatly ferpel In* dream -Miff" ' •ecurity.'' Capitalists will not lend a Umhoocety ia another amQ i ofeah poor man money They demand secur­ ity. A* he cannot end owe, other* will camhM um by a amgto finger seed drags them oa to their doom. Under nut dbdome for him. Tie ha* no lands, the influence of same tugeal need, rad no chattels, on which he eon give a mort­ or imaginary, the dark yidfla to tofepgage. Where hoi* sanguine that ho can double th* money he wiahm to bor­ laden, and appropriate* a ' few dollar* which do ocXbetoagto hhn. Ho dose row, they sey to him, "you may be rob­ bed or ebMtod, or your investment may not ataal the meney, remaenbor; be be banted np and your insu ranee worth­ lees, or you may abscond, or your death may Hight the brightest prospects"— “we like sot your security. It is a cas­ tle in the air. Again capitalists shun putting their investments into th* hands of aay poor stranger. Xbey ar* dietrustful at hi* is demanded | of hie esal. where he has no interest at stake ; and yf his vigi­ lance, where there are temptation* to negligence. Ila might carve out hie fortune, but no ono will trait him with But :uu*t capital end labor needs l>* hostile? I, there noway in which cep.taliite <ui be just to ihomeelv**, andy.l g*a*<paa to Lcrrowen Y Tee, they can. How? By land islet oa ton years' crolit, and six per cent, interest The bcrower cannot be cheated oat of tend which is not deeded to him till he has finished paying for it. He cannot rua away with it. No fir* can burn it up boraety, distrtnrtau. ___w erdeo of them all by bis fear ot loreret the rem he paid in advance, together with whatever he lay* out to improve hi* form, aud by his hope of making it pay for itself, and support him aad hi*. Other borruwiag dulls th* edge of thrift —this shaniemi it Th* Bcriiugtoa * Mieaoari Hirer Ballroad Ou., within thirty-three months onward from April, 1870, sold ia Iowa afa Nebmaka, 47«,MH acres, to 4^26 porchaeer*. mostly on tea jeers’ credit, at six per oant interest Th* purchases average on. hundred and eight acre* ■.ommndating hrmietf and hanefeg no oua ButaloM act Wit tsenaiant to roplaco th* ameuat as he a^p*0 cd. Time Jiaaec* OS, aud tb* thought occur* to him t^ai au possible chance of detection is pareed, and that it will 1-0 {Wrfectly sat* not to refirad st all He tweoms* mere aad bk»» rooincited to delay. Another praaaiag call-fur money cornea, aad he finds h-tttovenisut to fnrroas* the debt Still his evil fnctiese are not Afaovwed; He 'far­ low* mar*, aad freis lee* swriOus about the fane of peymeat Thta, at test, all *•&*« of honor is lost; fraud bae be­ come familiar to (he mind, and th* '£*- and, thoesfure, tUi he ha* a. rigid Ja destroy it like any other kind ofprop- th7arbiter fltaw’teCfJ teXtftaui en. But it la fetes that a nm nwxi hie own life. Hi. life fo ut gfrra to hint by himself: it is not conserved fa ds existence by himself; ths natoral tow of right and wrong tOir every men Iha I - « U M -- w---- ■— abhorrent to the hmn family, ■ada, therefore, must be a criaw. at meat be at alt** Aly a aria* d worst degree. Fer.MlUbfefee Tfare the B. A. M. rood haa furnished 4,52i loan*, amounting, iu the aggre­ gate, to H0M.40K, to men. must ol whom, would Lave been unable to bor- infinitely mercihL Bo He laTfa^efe an faflaife being-the Creator, ths Eternal FUfafekfa soar** ot a* good. But how <rea Bod fa rereeiful fa" ealCid*. ? IfHi iretom eteraaL? It »rat • — ~ ' M Jratfaa H oBt for to Bh»t_________ j- , _ *•*"?*- »*<-**» meat bealtoiTOd to be coaeiatant wM HimWfmHb cfetul natora, te deedly lb* wm_-------------------------- ------------gfiaemee of eterligh t I knew not what impel** guided my footstep* I never ■hall knew how many time* I era*nd my own track, or how doe* I stood to the brink of th* deadly ravine, but sotoemeerifal Prolifer-----------------* me wtAaguMtogemd' 4100 �|ht jtyuMkanjanittr. ■ EW YORK CORRESPOHDKHCE Rich an? reported from Ahtbamn. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Is at fit Catk. Chart** ha* begun already io fool arina*. Ont, Making health. Tho Masonic Grand Isxlg* of WiscvnWhite there are many and continctd Chore indefinable longing* fuc other thaa rumor* of dread king cholera visiting tho paternal and maternal *ociety, which ciOM tn tho Southern State* not more ha* brought *o many uf nature* netted. than three or four dsy* juum v li-iia Now YoA, it behooves th* Health offi­ gu«*a it «u yestarday, now—Cbarto* cial* among n* to be cm th* alert, lent took the long rood hone from school, TEJ1 and (J OFFEE, Of-which be ha* a oshc wa* in a buiry to get them, tort tin-crowded nxitropuli'.. and Mums the form of aa epidemic. That *och caa-.i m and waashfaln*** aa the case de mandaia exercised at thn entrance of our port, where infectious disuatu* ate ■u;ijki**>1 first to demand ruirntxe among n*. a viait to Qaaraaiin* will foilly aatisfy th* most exacting inquirer. Th* authoring hold that they aru *vur on Ihe lookout for cholera and kindred diMoras, but they do not aatxqoto that tho former will reach tht* port at this time, yet it may, a* any single parsecgrr from a village in Europe or rl*ewhorr infected with th* di reave might tak* paaaag* on lioard a crowded *hip, and after departure contaminate tho the majority of bi* or her fellow passen­ gers. This ri*k ha* been deemed on* of danger for years, and now is hold m such by th* medical^unthimcn there in charge ; but not mofo so titan dutlng many Nasons put. It ie currently reported that the Mex­ ican* will b* glad to avail thi-maclvc* of the precedent of General'McKanxie'n •xamptoto make an inenntemon thi* aid* of th* Rio Grand, on th* lint pre­ tence that may arise. Thi* report if true, of which th*ro duoatud aewn io b* much doubt, point* to the real trouble Now York, netted ISO,000 for the new which make all our lire* more or lau Masonic Temple. Preparations are making for a Gov­ precarious threw Charles into (ho com­ ernment aciantifie expedition to uboerve pany of »vine boyo. Ud*r than himaelf tho transit of V*nu*. The chotern hu made its appearanr* have some eoda water. Chart** like* at Cinoinuali, where two fatal ca«n» •oda water, and likea th* big boys— womfais how he'll .feel himaelf whan ho'* big enough himaelf to aay "be afterward*. Th* big boy* all called for "cream" in theirs, and Charles, too thirsty io notio* the quiet wink* tho big hpya Upped it each other, took "cream" io hi*. Charte* drank greed­ ily and wondered why hi* father never called for “cream," and began to feel very tall and ittung, and withal *welled shortlyjinto undreamed indopundeiw*. “Go-hokey, boy*! that'* good. lot'* have another." And a* tho cool pungent •tuff gurgled down hi* throat, Char*]* would have thought of Jove'b-Koctar if A notable event which haa been an. ticipeted with much intexret in nil basi­ ns** am! insurance circte*. wax tho an- culiar interest attached to this mooting, ««. far the past year, thri Company ba, bcuu made th* object of tian* invuctivo and abase by black mailer* of high aud low degree and by the tosaur statrlilea who revolve in their train, htunbte imitatoni of tho notorious English. The most n:ro>io us coargv* have been mndo against it* principal official* in order to destroy the confidence of it* member* in the management, which i* cumpoeed all time*, along that border, there ie a continual troptatiott to just *neh forays ■a the recent on* under General McKenair, and .which ia that cm* arete eo naturally and *u «trongly that the Mex­ ican Govarnment will hav* no difficulty in acquitting out* of any wrioas par­ para of menacing it* indrpcudamc. And yet, if rente understanding is nut arrived at between the Mexican Gov­ the city. Him I^gisloture bad been ernment and ovre, that shall prohibit ' informed—a* wo <4ironic!cd test March, tho poraibility of other aimiliar raid*, tut t^a officiatoonly held their plax* w* tear thero are m«u enough in Mex­ by'pToxic* procured by agent*, and ico who, foe cat* purpore and another, thia is where the event is striking and will nefee the opportunity to retaliate | notaldu At the cteetion but one vote by craaaing over into Tina*, withhortllc 1 intention*. And then out people may­ rr who was unable to appear In ;>orson, look at thi* matter iu a new light; pw and the next striking point is that the *ibly, nay probably, armvd collnion* old board wot* unan-mously ro-el<mt*d> may tak* idaae, and wo may find our- Sales of (J/e UJ^er^ M'Hspnf^ ■ The Ohio M*ti; Fair is to be held at Mansfield, on the l»t, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th of September Tho annua! Convention of tho Edito­ rial Association of Wisconsin, met at with as little <Way aa the rircmnatancra of the CBM wiU admit of; tho two G®vorMMUta ought to come Jo a* giiWW shaO put them npoa a wall defined footting aa little liabto to ab.se, or tmraqnattaatinr, ra tha nature of th* rare will prescriptions carefully compounded struction. and easily adapted to different kinds of work, MIRBI.EIZtD Sil easier, anV rna^Juns, areyuaiiitiss tcMffR*-recommend the AV ct Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing machine in the mttkel. ' tor* hare uHady ioxpeud«4. t° keep Stokre from thj gallaw< j. fficti The Connwficut Senate has pained Should tto- Agent fall to coll oa yon, he Invito* you la tail at his affile* Iu th* Htore ut Hlt'KH BRO ’H. Hlale Atroel, iisMlng*, MMhf, aUfi examlBO the tho bill fixing tho rate ot intereat at 7 GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON instead of fi per bent. a» heretofore. at-itas** t ivxxsirv. Th* first j«***«ngwr tioin on the Miraauri, Kaaaa* and Tcxa* Railway X. D. COOK, Apul. arrived nt Hannibal, Missouri, Monday. ,, , . ea'led to moot nt Itallas, Aug. which he found hard to stopover. At last an extra largo billow rant* up nnd Charles took Ho*. Ju*<iph Brooks Im* TTZ'FV ivtumt-nced I 71T suit in tho Cirei-'t t ourt of Pulaski county, Ark., against Governor Baxter . which he faintly diw-erned tho outlines of a door with bi* father standing tn it. Charlo* loaned on an elbow nnd reflect­ ed. He *aw through it. "Father II , Ben Hutter, in a political dium-r! speech tho other day nt Boston, an । noancod himself as roai,:dvlo for Gov- I ernor of Masou'hmct*. Tho Legislature of T«rra», in view wf Mexican dopredntion* on the border. ' 1IEAMES A CO, FLOUR MERCHANTS ru WOODliUIDGE SITKEET. rr HMby. JlKTflOiT. NICU. . v A. - ■ 1 iXiSSLIXSZ" . . . . “ ii ftK * hitchin* a dam' lu-11 sight higbertn Ic'n1 ... . , . A II , CoMisiiMlmtat, ATVI ATI.U KTKKET. A while froet was oWrvad in some ', |;. t ...,:4 kh.h,,UKTitoiT stop. Give's your arm, olo boy." localities in the outskirts of Portsmouth | - ----------- '------------■ Saturday morning, 14th, and nrerrost' , L-Ttetarrt.s4>s*«»s *•*■•• <«o—••■••to poultico over hi* nose in th* root, front wore not uncomfortable at mid-day. 1 JOHN ll-WF.XDEl.l. k. CO.. halt. Hi* father, liaving sruM’. the Lontbcting report* on current re,-■■<«!■■ ■**.■**»■• gunline theApochra. tfomo suy they ; nMTl, GRAIN, PORK AND SEED boy’s btcath and questioned him as to recent Iransactiun*, ha* gnfi» down That 1 Must and Will 8<M m gMM thv 4th of July, to raise fund* far n ----- - ----------Soldier*' Memorial Monument, nnd tin- Of IT I ITT? VXmiJLTQ citiren, generally an- moving in UnW VlilkO. drug-*tun> man. Ho fondly believe* 1 f All Us4>s< Itoler sodShwl lm» *«fK. 4u«. . Io «nl.»ou »<*.«. AU te.ll.rs WO. that the juUllue,-[strap, ‘and damage* Too worii of toying fto irorioettte rotnitoder oFAe ifuslrervn * Big Itopids road was eomtnenred tort Yfand«v, and ere another wo*k*g4e» bt, tho prff of the I’on'toitw'effi probably!.« hurt! along tho relter 6f Mitrhelf Creek • Lawtna drans K«r main strict cv*ry Monday morning, and on* drav in that town i* kept.busy tho rest of tho week carting away tlio noalt. Guv. Bagley haa appointed E. U. Dava of Laautg. g* on* of th* Baud of Control of the Reterm School, to fill tho vacaacy caused by tho re*ignat*ou of Jam** 1. M**d. let, prune or cbrrtuut colored beg* ThaGtaad Jury of tiio IT. H Court Caahmcre, fastened the entire length of took a free ride over th* G. IL * I. the front with large plain jet button*. Road to Travorre City, tort ffatr day, Thor* ar* tquare pocket* on tho front*. Th. brak half fits the figure, and there placed fa* wirtftffiliW for Governor, Hon. Nelson Ifingtey, Jr, the welt known editor of the Lesriaton Jwraf, aad oo* of tlw moat gifted Uratora in the State. Of h-m and -the approach- 10c. 12c. 20c. Cawimere, “ 25 to 55c. Roys' Suitf, Wool, Menu’ Union CaMimerc euita, wool, •' Cotton auits, Linen Coata, ff** Syylx* or HATS 4 $5,00 8,00 5,00 . C^S ! H’lSSmESES. 9446 First-Class Instruments. I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. Rootna and Officeu to rentn over my, store. R' MUDGE. HssUw^MarUlvn. ____________ ru^ellITe^Ss At Hastings FINE NEW STOCK OF My MACHINERY New Scales. ' Oi’ilfi New Prices. Veiy Low. CLOTHING, SAUficr BOOTS ANti jn'oE?.’ U'it/^rodni, Mf.$5b Greene, near Kiglith 3'. K S4TISF4CTIOII! i ' 1 bhoii'lu Barlow A Goutyvar'* i ,of Virginia Among thora prominently | mcofionsd are Cotoool Robert E. With- ■ 1•r*. *x-Gov. Smith. A. H. IL Sioort, i R. M. T. Hunter. Judge Walu-r Staple* ■ and Grarg* Kemper. Mas. Anthowy * ptea of " bo offoare'’ did wot avail Th* Jmlge, and Jury ly! 1 bi* direction, found her gvllty of viola­ ting die etecUoa law* of Now York, I and aaatanrad bra to pay a fine of 9100 and crate Minify adding I " Thero i» Hon. John Printiss, the oldait prin­ ter and newspaper publuher in New England, and perhaps in the Unitea State*, diwl at Keene, N. H-. June Oth. in the 00th y*ar of hi* age. He cstablishad th* New Hamiwdi -e ffrafihrt m 1709, and conducted it for 19 year*. An official statement of the ar-nber of Grange* of the Patron* of Huabendry in th* country prcvu>u* to May 19tii, W7A show* th* following iu the State* /•kania*, 15; California, h; Georgia. 10; llHuoi*, 431 ; Indiana, 142; lown, LM7; Kanra*. 12H; Michigan, M; jCaaraota, 218: Mimiaaipre, 112; Mireouri,2A5 ; N.Lreaka, 190; Ohio, 47 : tfotUh OtosUM, 118; T*an**ra*, 13; Vermont 22; Wirem.ua 140— making an organisation, in tho United ixtv Yard wide Sheeting at Stripe Shirting . “ erg«n*ty uf law in motion and endeavor The proposal of l'rofo**or Wise to v3U*a the Attenttein a Bollooa,revivcs the ladg-moated qua*lion of the pncticabi'' iy of A»rial navigation. A sudden fit of i, the put of tho Boston City BACON & KARRS’ ... ,O.T.--,. Hasn. n-u 19th Wii* mt, isauuira*. places were acceptably filled. There­ rendered a written verdict, th > most' fore the thing was all one aided ami , If they fan. he ptojXNe* to mov* 10 mik* beatiful sp-rimen of phonographic I T.k Wo think, ala.*, that no ono can have out of town on to a farm his wife owns. spelling ywi seen. It was, “ Kno co* ' of axcion." -to regarded our relation* with Mexico care­ Mrs. Quincy Shaw, daughlcr ol Prot ~ ..stiioit fully of late, without having com* to Agastix, ha* contributed qao hundred1 ,, th* conduaon that it i* a design char- eotemn against this rreult. But the thousand dollrm to tho Muse- > of 'll BOAT AND LUNG IN-STITLTI^ ulmd by many, certainly on ovr aide of S2.000 member* whose officer* bold in Comparaiire Ecology, iu which her r‘‘I Jj-*”'!."* tth* border, aad propably oa the Mex­ trust a cash ream e of over ttK',000,900 sun is tho completion at the Borton, father is -> dreply interrated. y<i , MACOTIB att. ican, to »tir up strife with a view to would ear* very little about it- Apro­ Concord & Montreal Road to tho Twiu N*W* has just baemwrived of an It rstl i-.rses.Hy far .. siobIbsusb. make wnr, that another acquisition of pos ot this, English i* still in jail tho M-junlaiu House, onlv elevon mile* from •nrthqmska wFcb visitel Valparaire ' . ........ ■* *"*“ Inst. Several naonle pcotrle w wore ____ »■ Mure* wuxura, .-■>. rropv. the 16th Inst. Several the bare of Mount Waahingtou. Thia bail though reduced from 120,QUO to U?_________ . ,™to._ •••i;DiaNFEcis.n:BTriES, 'SOOTHES _________ Theta ia mach talk about th* prewnt 12.000, not boiug forthcom:ng. ia, iu-lrad, a valuable addition to the K kilted, a l_. ANU 1UUL.1 R., facilities in the] While Mountain many bu-ldings sotiouxly injure). meonveafaet frontier fine, aad about A Boston (taper aaaerte that Region, aud wo trust thi* delightful Ot riot province* which now )>• in negvic. on of com try may not bo overlooked fact just on the other ado. Tho object of all thi* m txanepanmt enough: If ih*i great and grand river, th* Rio Grande, does'not form a distinct and well-defined bewndary line, i* it poadblc to trace dm, or in any ovont could a better uu* be traced amm the plain* or Sophomore class** of (Mumbia Colle •xcluakm of <<Jore<i children from the public *chixAsthrough the forests of Cuhahuiliu or is concluded. The examination of tho AdrtahNuevo Leon 7 Or, who con tall. If the Janson for prise* wi11 take place <o> Tho Judge* of the Su|irmo Court of Tueoday, Wodaraday and Thursdaypolicy of farcing that boundary South­ Illinois on Wednesday elactud Judge Minitary Display. Sidney IL B:*cc* Chief Jaaticc. Judge ward. ia one* ontered upon, wbor* it next, and rm Friday tho examination A Generqu* chap put two <50 bill* will .top? And wo te-bevo it i* well far admission will bo opened. on the colleciiosi plate of a Elint church Court, having held his roat over quarter The Foraaaic speMhra of Dai id Paul n-centlr, and th* chnrch folk* ora loth- of a rontury. that our people should took this ques­ tion squarely in th* fora ju*t now. Our Brown, of old ono of the loading light* cring their head* to know who he ia. The Jury atgAlfrvd. Me., bos found /res mrekaoe t», that nin*-tentbs of lite of the Phitoddphia Bar, hav* been ed- ’ I. B. Proctor of St Joseph, recently Wegner guilty of mr-der in th* Hist Kteo»< >11*. Mraa* to ;>«cple of thaw Vailed Statu* want no itod by hi* sou, Robert E. Brown, and convicted in ihe Cirosut Court of Borri«m degree. 11 is cou n*4 will filo exception* county, lor fotginfi * do*L has bwn *en- to bo argued b*for€ the law term of tho further oxMaioa of oar territory South- will be published by subscription. court next mouth, and hi* soajenco iu Mr. Hepworth Dixon will Irav* ward, and toast of al! at th* expense of shortly for the United State* to deliver a war with the Republic of Mexico. A g’rt of twelv* year* and n boy of Th* vast area of T.xa* will tako all a ctrnrra of IcctnriM upon the Spanish fourteen ore about to be man led in (telveston. Texa*. Th* bridegroom th* immigvottoa that m-Wtely «DuJ Ropublrr and tho noir German Ew­ mu»t go to scluxil ono year yet and thv that way fot half a rantnry without bobride three years, under the compulsory Olive Logan’• Summer Nonunion will comiag as denrely populated a* i*Ma*education law of that Stele. sachuactt* or New York to-day. It, be isaued by Adam Victor A Co, in thsrefure., Income* all thoughtful , ciu- July. “ They Met by Chance" m the, chieveu* plotter* (along eur Southern' border, abrtted, u they undoubtedly' are, by 'iAetnTng poHtirian* Mattered all about the country- We believe that notate* wrong waa intended by fl rami lf,e Guar* ratcc of its Superiority over all athtr sMt ius machine IB 1-eiHd th' simple in ftoi- NEW WAREHOUSE, Adjoining C. F. Dwight A Co.1* Foundcry. Will not ba Undersold. JOSEPH PFLUG Get the Bes> ! DR. CROOK’S WISE OF TAB! ernmeut* far the last th-ra year*: Yrar. UaiWStttea. Great Btetota. iw nuMm. UGH 12AMS.M3 -—"" ALL WDBK PHOTOGRAPHIC, row 1 partmant till six month* after Mr. MoaSo'<manguralKm. H* waa Mini*t*r to I Eag&nd when appointed. Mr. Madi­ son and S*warl are tb* only fuU-terwmd S«re» HA0U3MA CLOUt+H —- ; MUCH GEORGE W( �TH* Kerdauc^ BmUis*, PohM R»»ort. •u fined 85.W. LITERART NOTIONS. and Michigan T*ach*r*’ Assacla- Agriiraliural Society Notice. ULOTH ING. Tho following is the programme of tho joint meeting of tho Ohio and Michlighlful reading for both young and old. Three new serial stories, Money-Maker ; at Put-in-Bay. July 2d aad 3d, 1878; This number, which commence* The caeo o! (ha Tsopte vv Alcoa, vor Optic, Seton Daughters, by Amanda M. Douglas, and A Stout Heart; or jah Kellogg, are begun, are all illuatra* COL'NTF OFFICER*. Th* case of the City of Hastings vs. Jamas Clr-ke and Loronxo D. Gardner, tioua, Tho Puxxling Sum; Summer Showers; The Fairy of the Woods, and The Morning Light is Breaking. Pub­ feadaata, uatd July 9th, 1873, at 1 P. lished by Loe A Shepard, 149 Washing- •cutive Committee and others of tho Barry County Agrieultrral Society, at th o Co. Clark's office on Saturday, Juno 28th inst, at 10 o'clock A. M., fur tho purpose ol establishing a list of promiFoxsroox.—1. Inaugural Address, uni aud fixing upon a time fur holding U. T. Curran, Sandusky, Ohio, Praridsut Ohio tkate Teachsrs* Atoxiation. 2, "Methods of Instruction in Natu - for other business. T. ALTOFT, H. Tenable, Cincinnati, O. ' President. Discussion opened by C. L J. M. Nrvixs, SccreUry. Cleveland 0. June 17th, 1873. juno!8t2 3. MiscalUncous businoa*. Frmaovm.—1. Address b,-------GaoCTOUZ* cheaper than ev»r at dent J. B. Angell, University of |MkhI- Bxrrn, Maxan A Pubtox**. gan, on “The Philosophic Study of Lit- ■■I struxuoii. Michigan •2. "Drawing from Natural Objects in Public Schuola” Arthur Foringer, it. to this country about forty years af­ Cincinnati, O. the Reform School at Lansing. ter the close of tho Revolutionary war. rvvx 12t«. Ho stood pcrliaps next to Washington The ease of tho People v*. Olivor silluu, Ohio. Woodruif, for assault am! battery, was called and adjourned until Juno Iflth, Thus Motcnta—TIiot 80 day bill. CLOTHING. । 742252 Out Number is ■m 36 Canal Street. We have no BR.l.VCH STORES so don’t make a Mistake. SUMIkfJSR. CASSIMERE SUITS. $1510125. The "Galaxy" for July will contain Th. case of tho People vs. Hiram CLOTHING. SIMMER HUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS, $10 to $15. CASSIMERE SUITS, .SW5E2 I 3 8 a lUptUlr, Pjtwpala. IsdlfSeUMi, HaMu Mil IMiliir. In itotr vsr- of c«»r most dialing oishod men ancom- Albany, which occupied about a week. Wm. Burgher, was withdrawn by City Attorney. P*r Yoca RaiLkoae Boms.—Anoth­ er decision in the United States, Circuit u. muw . •». ' 2. ‘Th* Common Schools, Histori­ cally." Prof. Putnam, State Normal this article ia a vivid description of five fully illus- sted papers; tho first, J. BOSIKT*. F.M. CMUICHES. ing upon tho if Muaicipali, tie* in thia State to pay ttoir Railroad way* of seamen and landsharks, and the efforts made at tho present time to. help Bonds, to which wo ask tbo attention of the authoritiea of tho Townahipe in this pation of th* Litter; National Stan­ I county that still hare outstanding, past dards and Emblems i* a sketch u: var- SStlfS-ii-jws FURNITURE $3ftOO worth of Furni­ ttituto a I’rop]iar ture.Will be sold at cost at Hessmer. Heath. <f- Co.’s store —„ and 1‘ractico for Teachers." W. Mitchell, of Worthing­ for the next GO days. To ton Nonna! School, Ohio. make room for an entire new \stock of Furniture. Be will tion for sell our whole stock at cdst for the High School." >. Stung, cash. This is no humbug. Grand Rapids, Mwl Come and see for yourself. BESSMER, HEATH & CO. Hastings, June face a'mila nu tographa baan any fraud or irregularity. MU. WILLIAM*. Snik*. IIASTINGN LODGE. NO.5M,wert»«r^ SPECIAL NOTICE. WHITE 4fD SUITS, snow Linan Suits t!2 to 140 “MT-nET GOOD COlTO/UDS SUITS, 95 and £ t= x Emilio Caatelar South series uf magnificently illustrated article* bef/.na tn & rihur't for July- In the first paper entitled The New Route to tho Gulf. Mr. Edward King gives us Dwight A Burrell. Our people should carefully examine home invention*, and rapidly modernising if they are as good as thoee of foreign country. An entertaining illustrated manularturv, purchase those made at pa[>er on Low Life in Berlin follows this. 1 home. One of the must interearing magazine CHILDRENS’ SUITS, BOYS’ SUITS Al.l. MINIM, 14 to 815. YOUTHS' The Babcock Hook and Ladder Track can Ik> obtained. Don't be deceived by any imitatioa of the above seals, but buy Thompaon’* Patent Spiral Spring Scat. | fur saw only by A. J. SponnbV<Uf publican Movement in Europe, treating of the Geimxnic races. Colonel Kuox writes concetuing tho Russian policy in Hessmer{ Heath Co., are Advertising their whole stock ot Furniture at cost, they mean Just what they say.(Jive them a call. Ish, situated on sec km including one ot Bayrrd Taylor' Up of Hastings, was to­ provisations ; tho Old Stager's reminisby fire. Loss something oontinued;and there aro two short stories. •North America" of The editorial departments oru filled. r ALMKR ENCAMPMENT, NO. 4» | Philadelphia, for 31,900. Tho origin Harper A Brothers, publishers. LOCALS BLJ^CK 2. ‘-Uniform Course of Instruction for High SchooM" E. H. Cook, Col­ rondorod eatico; Sicily and the Sicilians ia an en­ umbus. 0. Kaisuminuig or Graining, ever dime in . tertaining sketch of travel; General this city, call on John Michanl. Ho is cuit Court, compelling that cit just the man who can suit you. hall, Columbus, O. interest upon 883,1)00 coupon tho General's aid-de-camp. Colonel J. 0. sued aa subeariptioTi to ilm shx Grand Rapid* A Indiana Railroad. Tho the public, and to the fanners in Court bold that where bonds l>oar upon ie* describing the General*, recent tour Bay will carry tradton to this moc-tinig ular that ho at half rate.. Board will be furnished for tho oeleb ludependenco it a historical sketch by II tXTINGS LOD41E. NO. U. F. A J “ ‘ mmwssUmImmm WwJ.Mtiy .vs wr.r. U>« w niLP FLOWER LO1MJE. NO. 44. .MC..WT W.C.T. fSRsu c. trruxKX. h. a FINE Prof. E. Olney. Univorat Working Panto, Hickory Shirts, Cotton Socks, 75 eta to 42.00, 1 z of 1 ght extension ladder., s 1 an shall sell goods at torr. t call. Giro us Hamilton's Bucbu and Dsnd.lion is if taking tho place of all other diuretic remedies. Tho intrinsic merit of the | t _wolf is howling, v The yet preparation has gained fur it a derr.d i Bessmerf Heath Co., keep reputation as th* best rem.iy for all dis-1 right on selling Furniture eased condition of the kidney, and liv.r1 cheaper than ever. Call ,on •vor preoonted to the public- Any pby-, them before purchasing. Gif defence of Lincoln from tho attacks of . ... .■ r i Li > Tux liaxst Cnicioo jestuxs i* noiam Un. preparsuun form , valu.bl. el- iog immense bu.'certain late biographer*. Another UOtetarative and blood purifier, removing I n„, oa by Jim Sutton, out all bills duo us for legal or other Newell's singular autobiographic paper, through the healthy action of the kid- ' Jim is ou Jc-'tnreon Street, and does i ev> huiintu than ony other institution brother, haa been employed to entitled Rccollect:ons of a Restored i of tho kind in Hasting* His sforv is always full, pricve low for cmo or ready ; [iav, and would like to have tbo public 1 tinuatton of Arthur Bonnicastle (in shall settle all advertising so i call on him liefore they »f«<uidrr their . which chronicled the death of Old Although we find the fallowing in a j money at tho higher priced groceries. • Jenks), siotlu* by Adeline Trafluu and Magnetic Oint- I Grot eric* of every description both light | reliable exchange, wo cannot vouch for Miss Osgood ; a remarkable paper by merit in this dangerous disease are truly | *"1. that short accounts make long friends >.... h~: --------- — — walked 200 mites in one day, chopped Donald, G. P. Lithrop, *B. F. Taylor, snatched from the grave by tho use of longer than three months—in justice to this ointment, whan every other means ] Hark! do you hear this Mia Arinan, an'others. In Topic, of bad failed. Wo hare many rases re-1 howling ? Yes ; but what is potatoes, aud than danced all night the Time Dr. Holland diacasse* Amcri{■orted to us corroborating this Mate- j it ? Why, BeSSincr, HtUlth j moot. It is wpiolly sffocure in luflam-i <f- Co., are selling SO much \ and Summer Play. In The Old Cabinet mation of aay uf tlio Pelvic or abdomi- Furniture, and SO much ■ ' cheaper than any other ■J**rU,“ Now York Lila Insurance Company, is Twilight, Within aad Without, Ideal blight showers. house, in this city that . it1 noys, Ovaries, Womb, aud Bladder. and Real, Bong of a Heathen—sojuraeven makes the wolf howl. Clf I ing in Galiloc, a. P- 32. Tbo Book Re-: I <v>rr**l ■* sfM.nl M th* S«I I. ,T.H H- TsoUhi Inuuu. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, GR-AJSTZD RAPIDS, MICH wo shall make SPECIAL NOTICE Cetftaw Lininrai. merits of that Company. readable, and tho other dopartun-nis Bret Hastings P. O. Juno 24th 1873. 9CROFULA, SrFHiua in iUtariotu RHH17IUTISM. WHITEBWEJti Him, GOUT. GOITRE, BRONCHITIS,9'NERV­ OUS DEBILITY, INCIP­ IENT CONSUHfTlOIT, Lillia Morford, k’’-. Springs 'no, Sam- Direct yoi letters to numlxrr <>! P. O. .rally appreciated, the jobbing depart- rhich wo thank our friends. A close call Henry. existenco, usd, though numbering only A good single Buggy for mln, on easy terra*. 4tf J. M. NtviXs. Water Dime Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, recuivsd a fine lot of house ptauU. which he is sailing very chcojx at the City Din ing Rooms, Stale Street. A. J. I'Cttor, of Rutland has fur sain a kiln of limo, just burned, frwh nnd nice. 3tf KrM ' ‘pii-ls B. F. STEINHOF F Medicinal Poisons on the wane. Diaries! Diaries f A comideto aesortmont of £ 1873 at tho City New* Depot. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST I and Books fur tho Books girls, at IlKMOVKD.- Be cautious, LU/KBEIf fUiyilSIfEO If Ojlf 104» LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. Heal ll^ts JHticej. Haem. Stall * Prickett, blacksmiths. ns Sall a nil 11 iff cal am Un ffl Bixri to Ik Mt 10 Barrel loin ntid more sold to dealers at a very small ad> rance above Car-load Rates. Say man ; are you hungy ? Woman Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, fur to you fidnt for want of food 1 Child the wook ending Juno 3, 1873, end each bearing that date. Furnished thi* paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitors of Pat­ North Side State Street, where you will ents, Washington, D. C. find everything in tho lino of ratable*, Burial Chakat—-Hoooa H- uker, and only 25 cent* par moo!. tfitf Myruu F. Carder, Kalam—oo. Butter Worker—Wa_ on N. Golden, Gold Pens I Gold Pens 1 Coldwater. oom and beauty will compare favorably Johnson A Co'a celebrated Gold 1’cns, with the bast specimens of modem printing. Indeed, it b rems-kaU* that City Nows Depot, 1*. O. building. . - —— — Minn, thmr own tvnM. of this Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, in their Brick Warehouse. • offikn Blood.' Cold In order Ico Croom, and In tximunade. I.in out sv Mist1--—The tetter from Aaayrisu ^Nearly cumpfoted—our nes^ Union School Huuse. 'Continually playing—Root Boer, and SALT BARLOW & GOODYEAR rcdticed. Ilwill podlively care sjsSu. <•>,. ti.unoy, Rosadalss SALT to the National 'Hotel Barn on Pinto Sinntal ait iKinital DENTIST bridal tour to California, returned ataatly on hand at the City Nows Depot. Ln Ion Block, over Borton Cash Store. DENTISTR r. J. Cole & Son, GROCERS. an any other will bo but What the price roelixsd some tlGD.OOU worth of choice goods. Meat Market, Street FARM FOR BALE MR TO RENT. £ We will Sall CHEAP Mr trhkiltk imtUitt Btta uniuifa, oii^dn TWWWsrocco nra ide,’ liOfeU It at Piiik ■ itt Irtt ue a hub Everybody Should try them tfore Furcharing ^sewher AMIOUlATIOX, »■> Shingles, Lsth, Ac. American Organ POULTBY WOULD THE WEBER, HALLETT & CUMSTON, AND GABLER PIANOS. FRANK L. May 15, It �MORTGAGE bale. The Gardenia June ^gritulfnral anb ^onuetir. ' .-----------— This mon aiCHiua cuirau r. il Grand River Valley Divisin CHANCERY ORDER. m 'imm Skat work w,sharfs Pine Trm ulautod livingstone .sac ’a- sasses ' . of sx, i.w.ni.Acxiciuc,? i ten lion so aa to fumisli their families with n supply of good vegetable, we j shall think that our efforts have not been in min. The gar.leu will require I considerable attention alt through thi. | month ; neglect now carmttf be remedied . I by any sulurquent attention’fraus■ planting will of course bo uttv'.ded to. \ AiMuiuri -Stop cutting eoo:i after | the middle of tho month, when green I into tho surfneo lightly. | Bxix».—I'i.nt dwarf, for a sue. >•*I siou. Small I.imas, if planted tho fit.t | of the month iu rich, warm soil, may du । well, lurui.hing a lata crop. j Hun.—Tho late crop should be ' ti-sl by the middle of the month. ‘ ' BmcucaaiB. an Ktsraxanix, ; up tho now growth to «ta’ ! and keep down s«pcrflu< ' ...I. ..nil. ,k.« * , may be eown fora lain crop, 'rratj.' plant from the vwd-t>KL Look out fur, j and destroy th.' cut ‘worm. Salt eunu.-, times keo|ai them off, a Jiido &attnn.l around each plant. lx>ok out for tho new eabbagu bMtorfly, a white on- with a dark spot on tbn wings,—catch and 1 destroy thorn ; they may- begin to fly the I lint <4 the month. IL-o often and for . ward the early aorta with liquid tnnnur.-, CxanoTs.—Itou early, and kouj, tbo [ it art of wvc.’t. Thin to live or six ’ inches npurt. Half tho labor of culture I .»> B*n Ml. xmbm-a ie saved by k.yi,|ig ahead of the weeds. Crurtr —JJWte trouclms ouefoot wide and deep, four fuel aparl, and pul in four to six inches of well rutted manure in the bottom ; cover with three or four | inches of soil and mix thoroughly with , apods, working into tba . under soil 1 Trnniplant into tbo.trvncbci when (In Wool and the PncrsI VUn,a *!,n‘n “ suitable ri.rn, ono f ». _r__ . apart; if the weather is hot,’ shad? fo Tho wool clip of 1873 has begun io “ D”r days. show itaalf at tho several iutaribr warCsrwcrM oa I'nrMxs.—Tran-plm: kots during tho part ton days. Tllo squarh and sweet mountain variolic clipping season Las been opoacl, but is I into hills, enrich with hen manure, . igt nut os yet very general. Next wok, te, n inches apart. ICch, warm wwil, with thia fine dry weather, it is probablo 1x^*1 for >>epp*r» tlrat a largo number of tho floeks of tllo CcNaaxra.—Hoc and cultivate t Htafa will bo shewn. It will bo seen by bushes well, giving them same fortiix ',1* iT NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY ■taSrJMuls* tin aXDTW. t-OMM HOXS TO 25r»3»» TBE FARM. tabundance tbro-rgh the eeakin *s&£ Mftsawhse T. J.S Maaws., PROBATE OR»«H- DODD'S ' NERVINE ’ DOES ’LL »r tMtsi ZSESajSSd COMMBMIONERN- NUTICt- ilistte Nev piM Family Msdsme *-5Wirw. owwaW. wESSfaSSSS •*“ .iirZJir a. '• nuM'i-n-— MORTGAGE MALE PROBATE ORDER. «>•'“ hLV-T^ITWrwiu" "jt-i I In t. The Babcock rasMr.T.ffltfS ’XirsmiS,ni’fc?s 5,‘trsr sratfsat The hue Tree Tar Coriial, MichiganJ^nra1 R. R. PRORATE ORDER Great American Dyspepsia Pills, Dr. WELL’S Eitrael sf Jmteta .TKJ’ OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. OMU. MMM .Vro«*t\^‘'viTI*TKI>*ilL<MHi. T«”AWm WORM SUGAR DROPS :U- HENRY R. WISH ART. |M11U e; u glue; uuuiy vi hww wmj- --- . 7, . 1...... . ------' I , lag statioux, that thr* market price. Imvu I sprinkle I lie leaves, under ns well upened nt 35 to 42 cents, and wo nCjk (Aspper ndb, with powdered hoi pose that 45 cento may ba quoted as tbo pulling off tho leaves with eg highiwt price that at present will bn and burning, time and trouble am offered foe the Iwst clips in the best con- U'° >VK’ “re moat frequently loi-l ditkiu. Thera nro of course many or- , lower leaves. dura for wool, Litt they nro generally bi 1 CcctnUKSs.—Early started cmth* hand, of men who will quietly take ; attention or thn strqwd bug will destroy all tho wool uffervd at tho ruling’ rates : thorn. MUinet romvd frames plrned which now govern tho market. Thcro ‘ “vor tbo jdants will oxelude tho bugv­ ia at present no show for speculation in ; Rapid growth ia most effectual on any wool, honco prices are likely w mv Ik- steady ■--I uxteuded acai*. n voh uvuvo privrw.tuo , - - .uateeumi, ,. during the -urniner and pretty modi । and at theclowcf the incnth for pick, ‘ until tbo u w1--•— to •"‘.«iaqm»ojPBtiKplanly —"•*» I 1’at m idnnlv of of aood. sued. uwu, -r Ito wittier waEoa Turr.—A light, rreh toil:about their st .on. Th* stock of foreign wool on hand needed for these plants, with fraqu-tn at ll»o *Mt is Urge and continue, to bo , applications of liquid manuro. Set tho held withgM tnnness, altlwugh it i» plant, two and one-half feet apart, ur adtnitteffuikHiie stock of dcmeitic I- ' thrw and one half fuel mw quite light. In fact tho buyers of wool H-xcni.-rTbey will cotue out in gr. at bavo found vrmugh in the hand, of thoac number, now, and must be looked alter holder, who kept their wool over .into' or wo shall get but a small portion ot last munmar to meet their requirement. « hat wu ought to •kp^'t TrnI’ moth*" and ®e cotatant nn.T steady nn.wera |o ' eggs, trad ktl! the larrm PROBATE ORDER ,s®s?........ A" OF CWJ/JCC. Ml letters must be .iitdre GIVEN AWAY. rniuii>t:u'niA. I NDERGKOUND .. LIFE l)je j uiul say Hint I get lully mfirf tra3c. At new xora wo noun, sales of ] <*>'• '}•••. eowing. tSnsplahtinMichigan aud I’cnavltania wools at di* quality which last* lid cucum to 50 .eat. Wd tome tots of X Mkhitpm ■ <«*• , at 471-f centa. Walter Brow. A Huas °««* —Weed, W and tl. aliMrvo that tho vorv'Hmited supply Of , “r t“w" mchc« npart ;»alt aud demestic 1mm give holders an advM- P**l tu keep tho grubs away, ‘age tail of whtoh tli»y make no use. 1‘xa.xtr*.—As aovii iu tiro | It will bo won that between tho price, i“ ,,0*U ?f ’^7”r fuur iMho.. thin of the old wool. «ild in New York arid ' '« f«« “> «« Julies -. hoe «m. k.-oj tho pricM paid ju»l now in Michigan ' Ioan of woedr . -. > lb.,. I,. l» O 12. ‘ “'t”".V"’ I1'"'"' BELOW THE PROHATE ORDER. SUBFACE I vr-ML <• IX. < I In । 1H- ISge. Octavo. 180 Fin* Engravings. PRISE 100,000 00 ..Uh. in SFYorfr u « Mi»»u: In I Iknlon «Hfl I. M in 1‘hiiO.I-1 a* »•? Wl«x. A V»»UO »»?. hi. «i « U h0 ; .hit.' <h> mho •“"? '? . ....... .. >» d,T“ ,.U j. -...el «t Ih. t«-k—1 I Snt..«» -h .. nno™ bo. »|O . Li,™J™» «w<, <.innlioh.ll 14—1 '• F“‘ I" «»« •>“( — tale,«■» Xeinn.hMl..n John, Ih. ««h MU with .««»»} ~».J. in ■>» h.U-| —... , m,nn AGENTS WANTED inrw'MM'srx-sasi'Ssfft, D. SINE’S T.ANTATIQN iUmO.O— .0 ..-I. «?.h . H “ «4> •' I’ ’">■ J'"1' n.1,. Tl>.M,»8i. ».i»™l ih.i .. jnnne Uni un.kr to I,.,-. .01—J» fl... win. —I. h>»or. | 'UWS* U to ihn— .llliiol Wne to•» ?■* — >- i»»M - rasreaui—x->-—••*• TO HE insTIUHVTBp IN Chirac*, III. • (Gcift -JSntehprise. SJITTER while they cut down tno numoora or ------------ — ; their flocks- Tburo la no movement iu The frail orchard of Jiov- John Sail-1 colonial wool* abroad that looks Jii, or of Allegan, wa» gitdlod laat week; "■• ~ ippoaod by liquor L-inatica, a< Mr. I nW ls.&Prohibitionist. I DIV. A. THASE B To t« Drawn Friday. Ju', t'h, -1 ■ • t: : mu: nm.e Magnetic Ointment" Gie Grat Coital Fite, $10,000 it. Gcal One Prize $5,000 in Silver Detroit Ir.asui£ & Laie Ton I nsea $100 ; ( Two Fswltr Cxrn.zr. >ad UiuW B*rwa Kilver-MeunUd flu condition of tho wool tnuto was novar Ur E Wolfondon haa resigned a* ■y» ■*■“»* tUlL,>t -lh? l Secretarr of tho State Poultry A^a- S;i[K^n%'n.’*» foreign wool market, lor pneve ■F’lJl higher in Liverpool and London than 1 " ________________ they are in Ba»tmr«r|<r'’ Y«k.*^fter * -~y—-jn; tU exjHmaace ofShepaid rear tW is VEIT .IDTERTTSEMEXTS. strsiBi.” Whole number of gift*. 10,W Tickvtn limited to 50,000. EKE? iVtuao'. W. IlliOUI Peninsular actual con.umption, but at tho i«n« ------ ------------------ ----------------------------- -------- nr A nRANTED.TU Ani uiM Railway. Lvnly-a's TicUU Ayer’s Ague Cure, ‘iJtSWSu.. U |». SINE, !Ui either “imkrcir' >• I***; CHXXCXRV UIX MICH tUXJT. I. issClrraf:. MORTGAGE SALK. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, lost flva cants j-ar pound during MUirMksMraaaM . ?sr-Xb.'=i-i.uo:wirja uu.ru ~ Wuvl kxs ThnwlU 1. 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REAPERS and MOWERS, GRALK, CULTIVATORS^ SULKY RAKES, <Jr. 1000 will not supply, the demand. FARMERS COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR jjiso oifY goons i/i c/iDif r^rr COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL I Dujrs Btoct HaW Jue It, 1872. DENTIST fahille, ■ jjodrj. Mkbiia. Pure Wines and Honors! What is it ? Yre, My “Trip Hammer,” with which I snake Iron# for BUGGIEM. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS Medicines Michigan jExchange. steamers began to plr, the priro asked for a Wit-claw boat was from W4W to •GOO a month for throo or four months ; while now the voyage—58.r> miles—from Cairo to Philos, a tew miles above the first cataract, and back again, can be made by the panoongsc steamers oa the Nite Itelnngiag to the Khodiru admtantratjou at a east of t220, including steamer, living, guides and all other Let us not fear that the iaauaa of nat­ ural science shall lx> skepticlain ur onar•iby. Through all God's wurks there runs a ta-autiful harmony. Tbe re­ motest truth ia hia unmtss it baked to that which lisa nearest the Throne.— PAINTS & OILS And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at Tho tend of the Khedive is likely, soon to rival in groatnoM the ancient kingdom of tho Pharaohs and tho Ptolemies. Modern Egypt cannot, it io true, compare with anaont Egypt ia the number of ita iahabilants, for Diodorus tells us that tho tetter contained 80,000 towns and villagee, while Herodotito Ono perauc oats euonssoaaly of rich ■ays that in tho reign of Amaris there food till hit stomach and Ever refuse to wore in Egypt 20,W0 citits. What ouo- Sceptics oar that if they could only eee budge; then bo cries out, ‘Oh, doctor, rosaive sovereigns, however, from Beeoe- him take the first step ttiov could have what can I Ub f I must tab toi-.ia- tria to tho caliobs, foiled to offset, or ac­ folth in all the net. Bat it is tha first thing.' complished only in part, has boon com­ step that costs. They s-omble then. Too, many a moneyless man ia confi­ Another fills his system with tobacco pletely achieved under the rule of tho until his norm are ruined, and thro, khedire by tho opening of the Hues dent ho could pay fur a form, if he only trembling and full of horrors. bo ex- Canal, wh:te Alexandria and Cairo uro knew how to begin, yet sees all doors ot eleima, Oh, doctor, what ehall I take 1" Ust becoming vitios and palaces, and tho entrance to real estate ahut, aad without I write a prescription for him,—QtHihu wealth ot the country is every, day in­ even keyholes. To enaoaragoslich d»> .pairing tend lovers, lot mti ohair tit** rUrifas rt meHor. creasing. ‘Oh, doctor. I thought you would Western prejudice attributes tffo pres­ a ban! less boy now doing what they give ma something to taka.* ent igtxiraucu of the Mussulman popu­ might long ago have duew—s*e 8t Fiat taka hia tot atop I lation of Turkey to Islamism, and con­ cludes that tho religion of Mohammed । The 1,744th parrhaeer of land. Bum other dissipation*. Iwcomea pals, dye- is a bar to ell human progress. Any I .the Burlington A Miuoari Hisar Hail­ peptie, and wvotehiKi, and then fllos to one however, who viaxtod Egypt ten road Co., in Nebraska, was Victor Fitoer, the doctor and crus, *06. doctor, what yean ago, and could now toe tho vast 'on June 28, 1872. This pttroikaro was shall I take; what shall I take ?' pee acre, no part of tho improromoato that have been and aM J I CD acres a •Now, madam, yon ore distressed bo- •till bring made by the Khedire, would ' causo your lover has boon looking at at onoe have his prejudices very much , your •akin and bones.' interest, I&7.60 ha paid oa the modified, if not altogether removed.— year's : ■But, doctor, you are entirely—’ of puachaoe. Hu would sou tho harbor of Alexandria, day 1 •Oh, well, wo'il sy nothing about dio finoc^probably, in tho world, crow- . Victor Fitaor te a, boy of. sixteenhim, then. But tell mt, what time do dod with ths ahipping of all nationa, NVithia tbe tart two eeasDM1 he-has you go Io bod Y with a new breakwater and new duck. ' ■Generally about twelve o'clock? in course of completion. warehsMoes 1 hia first payment, but for - Uy-, ‘Yes, 1 thought so. Now if ^you will , filled wilh cotton, grain and other agri- oaly.foe ' a yoke of two-yvorridatari* "Mif go to bed every night 4br six moaihi at . culiural^producc ready for export, till- tag ' nine o'clock, without making any other waye in opontioc ot in course of oou- yoke, a year hence,-arBf - Oen-fin-'toMfo ■ change in your habits, you will gain ten j etructioa every where, in fact, tho sign. 1 pounds in weight, eao look fire yean of iamariug civilization and proeponty. ' younger. Your skin will become frosh, ■ He would eee Alexandria xteolf man sad your stdrits wilt improve wonder­ liku u European than an Easton city, : fully? with ita magnfibeut buildings and Its 1 *1'11 do it Though, of coaree, when “Fltoo ds. Consuls, - that exceed, ia ' I have company, and during the opera, eixe and beauty aay square to bo found ' I can’t do It? in Europe He would see tho laaj.irrigat- 1 It is rogutenty that doos tbe besioesr. od by the Nile's overflow or by moaua of ' To sit up till tn tire o’clock throe nights ntaehinery, everywhere teeming with . of tbe week, and than get to bed at nine rich erojsi of wheat, matec, bariev, Uaus ' o'clock fottr nights, one might think aed peas, cloisr a.d flax, ricei scgxr- 1 would do very well, and that at any cane, tobacco and cotton, roffoa, iudigo 1 rate it would be ’so for, so good? I and madder; the gardens producing 1 don't think thia every other night ear­ apricots in May ; peaches, plume, apples, ! ly, and every other night late, ia much peon and captain June-; grapes, figs 1 better than every night late. It is reg­ and prickly \Maa in July; pomnularity that is vital in tho case. Evon granatM, teruonTaad datus in August; 1 sitting up one night ia a week deranges tlu> nervous system for tho whole wook. 1 have soraotimM thought that tbeoo people who sit up till eleven or twelve o'clock every night get on quite as well u those who turn in early six nights, and then sit up caoo a week till mid­ night. Bagalarity in sleep is evwrv whit as important as regularity in food. I At length my patient exclaimed, ‘Doctor, 1 will go to b«d every night for six months before nine o'clock, if it is an enormous incroaao of wealth both kill* me, or rather, it breaks tbe hearts to tbs people and their ruler. of all my irieads." Tbe romance of travel in Egypt is She did it. Tweaty-oao pounds was fust disappearing. A now bridge has the gain ia five mouths. Her spirits been recenQr built by the Khedive over were happily enlivened, and aba spent the Nile, so that travelers can now go half her time in telling her friends of direct in carriages from their hotel to her delight with tho now babiu. She the pyramids without being obliged, as had no furthw cause to complain of akin formerly, to crow tho river in boats and and lionce, and had tho especial gratifi­ finish the oxcunion on caruola or don­ cation of np]>*ariug morn attractive in keys. Tho old “dahabeah,” or Nile frontiersmen aay, m foe thtrtoe^h aeetho eyes of her lover. He/ Uko a oeoei- boat, is giving way to tbe comparatively tiou of the sixth tosraahip. ol ths ■ fir at bl* man, when ho saw the good offocte luxurious Nite steamer, ar..l tho charms range west of tho sixth principal merid­ | ot the nino-o'clock-to-bed arrengecnont, of that dreamy Epicurean life, floating- ian (13 s, B t, 1 r, W.J Fit Ofioe, fiiti li> nrtily approved of 'it, and bocamo a up and down the great river, will soon testa, Nebraska. Shoe Viator's fill n tho Bl Jk.M. become a memory of tho put No more eucampraonta bem-sth tbe myriad stars Brilroad Company have inado. their and tho wondrous sky of an Egyptian terms atiU ram gaMroaa. They naw require DO payment except eix per COOL night amidst tbs labyrinth of pillars, obelisks and fallen temples of Luxor or interest till the end Of four yiM'f riRer Karnak. Instead of. m heretofore, purchase. Only at the begfaningof the fifth year is one-Mventh of the princi­ passing the night on tend under a tout, tho traveler now steeps in bis comfcrt- pal pa yabte, and tho same proportion each year thereafter Thia arrangosteamer, and dooe Use Nile in three ment makes tho shoe oasf, just where ft weeks, instead of three months, as in hu oStenost booa found to piaeh, and thopalmy days of the dababeelis. Dur­ douWoo tho ease with which a foamer ing the winter of 1871, before the can make a form by ita jwodueo joy for Tho pleasures of the world ore de­ ceitful ; they promise more tnaa they give. They trouble us in seeking them, they do not satisfy us when pna-<-ssing them, and they make us despair in los­ ing them.—Iftsd. dr Z*reJwt Tho best manner of avenging our­ selves is by not resembling him who bus injured us; and it is hardly possible fur one man to be more unlike another than h« that forbears to avenge himself wrong it to hint that did tho wrong.— Tbb Valuable “Macnnnt" I have long felt the need of. Il to one of the groal mean* whleh enable* me to sell Buggies eo LOW aa to DEFY COMPETITION. NO. 10. Oh, that is dreadful I thought it was something I could tab.' •It is. You must take your bed every night before the clock strikes nine.* 'No; but what I thought wee that you could giro sue something in a LotUn to taka.' •Of course I know very well what you thought. That’s the way with all Don’t Ihil to sec tin __ Wbon a man's grief is st tbe point ot uniting poems upon it, it may be loud, butitisaot severe. When a gsnttemaa ia cudgeling his brain to Ind any rhyme for sorrow beside •'borrow” or ** to-momw,” ha woes are nearer n end than ho thinks.—TAaaUrey. In tho bumblret condition n power goes forth from a devout «nd distntereslod spirit, calling forth ritently moral School Books J- Stationery IF YOU WANT PRESCnilTIONB AND FAMILY tiling a -- ■*“ Warrant- Good! gy, and they are: A Good AXLE, » greatest of aU to the WHEEL, « p..,.-.,, jwt together, there to no danger of ■ built, I.don’t remember of having a single foll- POEM FROM Al l MACHtlE i-u <O i one dreesyosrbste totkirare. Te HASTIRG8 IARBLE WORKS! Xiei Hew Took. Sees, yos’U M, Thsi to.l. »rU.le* of ike kla4, 11 is m >aeri&. eatsesses willow, nut a dwjia^UnsI**;. Uqsor, and ratentioca as glibly as eEildren protend to read norwry tales which they hare teamed by rote—Crfte Bvhifk. Many people Lurry through iif< fearful, as it would seem, of looking bock, round mid plump.',' •Would job bo willing to go to th* last Utoy •Lould l>e turned, Iten Lol*. wife, Into pillars of salt. Ates, lou ! if Cliff Springs in ArkousM ?' • ‘I would start to-morrow? . they did teuk Uck (her wbdlaeo Halo •But tho waters aierriy bad to drink,’ else than the btetVned and smoulderingrains of their rie<-e, tbs' smoking •I don't earn bow bad they are; I Bodom and Gomorrah of tho heart.—■J. C. ITan. . I aski-d you whether juu were will­ ing to go to the Arkansas springs to Im! the atreugth of your purpose. It is not necessary to leave your home. Nino thin people in ten can become reason­ ably plump without suuh a sacrifice.' •Why, doctor, I am delighted to bear it. but I suppose it ba lot of some awiul bitier stuff.’ *1 don't care; I would take it If It were ten times as bad. What is the ITALIAN .CHBOMOS ! »o women spend in making up mua* ot low grade for underclothing, re are so assay stitches in a shirt when it lasts ace year instead n! as lx should, there is just twice as h work done as need be. Bettor and their dominant ......... .. vry case has hia own,—tbea do justice to the one, and a illite more than roetice ro the other.—CbthtjMi. ' In middle hfo w« hesitate to rit in iudgemont upon any cm; we read slow­ ly and reverently the untarnlabod scrip­ turn of uaothes’s heart; bn: in youth If yoe sOoeM wanton snsy etore. aeOerosySkI te*skyWlilied , Te suit Ito Me eau yteeoe u>< bum. < na ttol art aadakto me de. If yeewfllesn.niOefcry««. Bjytwv or~^rzxTnnto. ( . j j 1 < i I i i i j He wboftare the eparrow will «Kd» >w millet i . The spoken word cannot again bo ^Ot^^hsartiafulL ^JUdo a Thriej mews iolriRsr than a dead �^hejtpubliran Jpniicr. New Advertisements. b« justly involved ia a lair and honest Tho Board of Health of St. Louis has ■ ' idontad measuM to put the city fa ihor- 000. jughly good sanitary condition. It cost 110.071.24 to run tho schools of Detroit <1 using tho month of liny. Gore, aor Bagley has purchased 15,. difficalt thing to bo accomplished in that the people irresj.ee ‘.ve of party will approve. Dot thia point one* dotennin- of appointmu' feteni'on and promotion. but if tho theory of diet-ibuticn is right, Tho force of procidont end custom will ultimately eeltie many o( those ] nuts THE There were 126 death* fa Boaton fast Bonds given by Flint City. A raft of 16,662,225 fe*t containing over 7,000 pcicos was rafted out of the pouod until (jetebor. Flint and Bad rivers on Ftiday. There have been thirteen caves of A dispatch from Lansing states that cholera nt Evansville, Indiana. the ima for receiving bFs for the Mack'naw and Mrrquctte land grant the original anti-slaver/ agitators, baa bam extended to July 1st c red in Brook). i on Tuesday. Lansing is discussing,the proposition of building five naw iron or wooden r‘ >g tbomeolvM to |«evwnt, i ’ poouble. bridges across Grand River at that place, to bo paid for by taxin,-; the city 810,In tho Ohio Constitutional Cocrcn- counUy, tho active Pxoaidsnt of two tho continent, a director in sevoral other other eute.jirisos. Thia compellod in whose developtr.snt fan was so con­ spicuous, and like them could not be ex­ hausted by any amount of 'ho most un­ amount of both mental and physical Clark did not fall and d'aappoar much their purposes, are usually fond of life SEXX7IIVG MAOISCIIW’E: JL Light and Heavy Groceries, TDimrilMBH TEA nnd COFFEE. Of wbici ho lias a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho is determim-l to wfl.t lbt Call nnd see. ratee of its Saperiunty J. J. Sjmilt. • COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE. r all other Sen in* machine ■ ' Being t).’ n.r-: ■' ix>,vv.isferr visjfitY Sales of the H ‘heeler 4 JHlsonfor ihe past year is the Best Guar- ratehi DRUGS slruclion, and easily adapted to ■w-rr-nsTi^S A ~NTT3 LIQUORS, Fur Medical Purpose,. different kinds of work, running easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, are qualities which recommend the 'Wheeler <fc Wilson (o/Ae public as Superior to any other sewing PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULCY 'COMPOUNDED. ' ’ Also a Fit'" Asaorttneht of sJehaT (TIROMOS. L1THOGJU1WC CARDS. REWARDMERIT, and everything you need in u machine in the maket. simpm j- nictf. Khould tho Ageol fall to call on you, he Invitee you to call at hie oflllre to the Hture or HICKK BRO.'K, HUto fclreet. Hasting*, Mich., and examine the WliftU'i & WI1M11 tx-fare purebaalng nfaewbera. A. I). COOK, Agent. BACON <fc KARRS' I Mill ItUT . IIKNIIY U. -AHXVM. nl Uunllu -4 > Id Ml^-n L Jsirat. PROmMATION! Newton and Congdon’s saw mill, near Burch's mill, eighteen milss north of Grand Rapids was entirely dostnrynl by tire on tho morning of Juno 27th, 53U,the Oregon border, Tho bods cover a WW feet of lumber and a largo amount the freedom of newspaper exchanges] largo territory, and are scattered all llio way fur about 500 mile*, from the vicin- | for •*,000. * ■» of tho loudest and moot persistent ad- ity ot Throe Toilers west to tho Pacific । shore. A litllo to the north of tho Mo-1 On Tuesday, tho 21th ult., tho tached to ■■ • known aa WrightIthctl lakes, with oth­ er tributaries of the Culrmbia i.vor, ' I Central Railway had a rare c xivTK iu titit thing* Tlicro is certainly reason in some flowing in sight end aomo utulur ; At Schenectady tho locomotivo had tak-, TQ fiTlPTI fl . tillSiti J. Itic, of । on a supply of water from tbe tank, but j Sr f b Uni thing Fiat editors and publishers should havo tho fra v -e of exrhnugns -cm oveiy liarl of tho eoun y for tho benefit of the public. Any law or on-! ac aont contrac ng thrir avopues of information st-’' os at the public welfare ty tho light of day. In tho event of a through tho ventilator, on tho roof. 2^ _ _ J 4-"Uo4, tho chances Many of tho ladioa rich and cortly j goiulOHS UdU-Q. UllHib odooo behg drosses were sroiled. -The conductor T ____ •■•w- •____ rn-f EfV tho rising afterwards went through too car and id in small i told tho la-"ea whoeo drewen had been . . n 1 small ’’a- damaged to make out their bill, and Hon. Benjani n Wnikor, member of tho ti,a company would pay every con*. | pregnable, and the Indiana can shoot Bo too dhfanre nore7so groat, travelGVQTy .. .. in want of it to meet my obli- hgd±oKirl fflHHMOmsME . I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make j. Will GT1V6 ipl.DU, to Order. in furniture, tor RoontH and OfTieen to rents over my store.' . R. MUDGE. 0^011 aUO. dollar that may happen tO 001316 RUSSELL & NEVINS] 4932 •< jjj^o my posession for the next . I At Hastings. NTN’TY DAYS FINE NEW STOCK OF as I am anxious DRY GOODS, My MACHINERY nssttw.MuH.isX First-Class Instruments. m: Lire as long as you may. too first >urfifeT—&tMt. Man carries hi. wr i RATKA snow ■ ^OV' fhou-aa Wright, of Fontonvi'lv • joint-1 Supoiintondent of werk for too Anter: -— -------—----------- — lower can Sunday School Ur:on in tho Stat<- , of Bourbon I shall that immacul-.te body pontons indicate that after the great I has arranged to keep’a Depos-turr of undere'ood by th* youngest student of be profaned by the presence fa it of a ■u-. L»1 «xj«l .rJ !«•. ..u. s.»l.rBrh«JB«k;„4 I'-I-,.. s:.tphysiology, and toewa. ‘ngs which are •‘nigger?" •ent ahead in the shape of occasional Rapur' rom nil parts of the country ture and color liko modern lava, only indicate tbe prevalence of a severe more compact. Thtf moat interesting Palestine, end other B-blo Lands ; Sundrouth, nnd without speedy and copious fca.ure it too cxistenen of numerous day School Reward Cardn in great vara:ns crops of a'l kinds will almoat to­ cavities, usually^ea od “pot holo**’ or ilety ; Record Books for Libra.Ian and tally fail. thousands for mihw up and down, ranging in diameter .‘.rom a few inches Tho Child's World is furnished monthly , +;n PlORP C1OSB wlarge • stock« and DUS1H6SS OI JOHN WOLF Veiy Low. HATS AND (JAPP. My long Ilxperlvnc.- in tire Budnow, BOOTS AND SHOES, vanned colored scholars. B„. Wr<a.T. Fonk.- Beyond tho Mississippi- •13.50 in deadhead tickets to tho alder Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, producing its full imp oeaii until wo study it carefully. Day Coaches and Pullman Sleejicrs ••What from St I onia to principal points in tho West, sstOmf Wo baliove that died now and brilliant t’-ings as 0<MIJ4/f7££ __ A.T_„4- U'areroom, ,Vo. 2.55 Greene, near Eighth St., SHTISFACTIO/I! mg about me PHOENIX CASH STORE ana say tnat NEW WAREHOUSE, am not making a cent. But I : have made all the money that I care to make, Will not be Undersold. and I will divide my profits and a PELUG ! Scrofula Syrup! part of the pur- JOSEPH ■ MIXEIPB SCROFULA BYHU P euro. chase money of my stock of fur­ niture with my cusfmers. Hop- ■ EAT ingthatwe will not be troubled Gnmt ffimi at cum buqt with another drouth this sum­ mer, I subscribe TEBTIM0NIAL8 : myselfi -. New Prices. CLOTHING, For the reason that my neigh- All orders for books and papers and requests of needy Sunday Schools for New Styles. Ollt ’till A OUL 111B THE DUTCHMAA-. to several feet- Oponings, or caves ex­ tend to an indefinite extent under the at twenty-four cents. The Na'cnal great basalt fleer of this region. • In one They are thoroughly frightened in <__ _______ i______ ____________ v «n I year. The Sunday School World, con­ Now York, at last, and ar* adoplng UOUiU^ U* W’ e uu— — sanitary moaaurea to sscapo the ap­ dos* it dsliberatcly '.just as bo commits proaching opidoir:ra of ths »ea*uri. much ether mattar helpful to Toocbors foOJS 8iT© 2TI*OVi71“ end Sunday School workers, monthly, , , ® The Morgan Envelope Company will, wi1! only do itjuat for the it ia expected, bo making 1,000,000 at fifty < inta a year. Jw New Scales. a.. s a,.. I basaltic foiiaaCon, and showing deni, to resign, if the ent Directors will do like* no. Sherman J. Rich SATISFACTION on Everything ho Rrerommends, and ho esj«ialiy Recommends hia 9 ’ I, John Wolf, of the City of Has­ That I Must ajitl Will Sell in Sixty Days. tings, County of Barry, State of Yard wide Sheeting 10c. 12c. Michig’n, do no20c. Cassimcrc, " 25 to 35c. tify and desire $5,00 Boys’ Suits, Wool, every person, 8,00 Mens’ Union CtMinicrc suits, wool. 5,oo; " Cotton suits, man, woman, or Linen Coats, , child who has a Str STritt Of WS 4 cups dollar m money origin of tho name Kcarearg» Baltimore is er. jraily discussing ths ? i/woreo J.J.STEVES.N Several thousand acre* of valuable pine lands on tho cast shore, north of the Saginaw Valley have been bu.uo.1 over with i a few days, and tho woods are yet on fire. The jieople there very "naturally are praying for nun. The fipt siuno in thu foundation of I fur nowUapitul, known as one] of the foo. ng stones," was laid Juno 21th, at 11 o’clock in tho forenoonIts di­ mensions being, k'Sgtli (across the yroU) six foot, breadth three fret eight inches, I h.iohi one foul th vo inehvMi. n/’d ''me­ SI awaar.oo countr, on Thu-sday, the l»tb, ult Ho waa elected to the Logulature last November, and dnring ' o account of them, sugges^ng some session lately closed ho represented the semblances between them and tho* tho celebrated ‘‘Giant’a Oauaeway. Bcor ngvm, I’et-T, Woodhull Sciota, lent Middleburg and Fs'-neld. of vi CHEAPEST I MW SURRENDER wb:ch H aottio respects vll pn.bably amend the Gmstfaitiou a» to prohibit tho Legislature rom parade anr u«n / laws, indefinitely pMponad. Cheap Transportation Bute Conven- suggested by tho different Advisory Tho Directors of tho Bt Louis Mutual life Inr once Company have decided to resign. Tho election of a new board gentlemen’s driving-borres rare. Government, that this reform has work­ ' Mrs. Tanney, State librarian, has ed a dcddtd mitigation of tho serious fitted up some neat ahelre* iu tho Stale evila that for yeavr have prevailed and j library for displaying tho enrioaiti** (aged 85) at steadily iucrecv'd. With tho reorgan-> on Saturday. ication of tho directors of the movement, Tho Detroit Post aay* that tho Wayno cheep trarvpovtaCounty Clark ha* commenced packing deem to take hold of their work, wo Massachusetts. the tiles of tbe Supremo Court, pre|«arTho farmers of Kino county, HL, have no doubt that moio rapid progress arranging for a monster picnic on fat-n uf Jrines Barr, wren ir'loa sou Association. 8th. R. H. FERGUSON, Bec’y. suremb of tho objects rought to bo acccmpliahod by top'l’reoidout and bis .'rom F">nt Io Ixutsing wi'l bo built tho Cabinet, who tii at least entitled to present season under tho mnniigntn >ut liio 8u|«rwne Uor-t of Ohio han d« *. , _ great credit for Ilnur effort, to promotv elded that a school borS! has tho right 1 oton I"“M• S 1 so deeirable a public reform, in the fare to exclude tho Biblo ."vm the pnfo HJW’ „ Il is stated, and ia probably two, that acfaxdv xl W. F. Co. jell has p> rebased the , /SJ Manistee times and make* a nice pn;\n attempt was nrnu. on Saturday by ( of l|. The Frankfort Expreia still Wiss.—Tho £syfj a hand of d«n*red.>~ In r.J. A & pony, who died recently in New York is tho brantifnl ns^t- Iloaaer aa proptiotora. . White Hills of Naw Hampalrre, and I St. Lums. Thu proprietor shot and D. D. S|«uld>ng of Jackson has been 1M.1. k... u™ .UM hr lUI ua., U'W rf U. K.,.,. d.bM ... appotutml Deputy CWrtcr id Inle. ial , . ,, . ■ , other so l«d!y with hia gun that hooaa- Itevnuu* for Ingham, Eaton, Jaekwa, and n mm-of-we- called by that auppoa- nj( J ” ihI Indian uamo, and Kcarar-go has i Th(, of Iowa heU Lu. In ...I VYn* I —... ____ ___ ___-L - *kr.,L . I is a capable and energetic olliccr. arrived at a time of life when tho human there m no Indian about it. Kearaargo ! Go’ «nwr. For Lwubman'. ... .nmkl .n«r th* fi_, - Governor they nom'uated Joosph Dyaart; movnttm was named after tho s^nntond.at uf PublklL. uc. on. white m.-n who lived at its bare, nnd .qj. Xfonm Abo wlhr; for Supreme his name it was Kiah Sargent, and “for Judgn, Hua. J. M. Ik A Th* ticket ia short" ho was called Kier Sargu. and so ' pronounced an excellent one, and H that GOOD 5 CHEAP I ANT ! Shop In Harlow A Goodyear's T i Adjoining C. F. Dwight & Co.’a Foundery. Wool sent by Railroad will lx. RUSSELL A NEVINS. Get the Be^t! coontry. ItUtbe From the many favorable notices we acre, weratecta few KMIGBATIOMTinUlIWn. Ths Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com- *alr> Jt’ PATENT COOLER XIOOZEWM ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC, MUCH society invite emi- SIMMONS & CLOUGH GEORGE WOOD ORGANS * u® t iafow re­ m. ana > mtra, imi in fhue go �Tr|« R^rdiuc^H B^jlesg, ' IHllIAL MHIrt inn tlWTT. CUUXTV ^FPICEns. - ' !-■. ~ ■ J ' ■ .£Atas Not having visited our format hnme for aoveral moatin, and wishing to be reloived from tho printing office for a few hour*, wo therefore on Saturday mo. .ting last bitrbod up our Lome, and in company with or- Utter half started out Tho shower of Jho previous day had greatly mod-Hod the over head atmcephero, and the ride was n pleasant. I and enjoyable one. Wo took particular no.’oo of tho crop* along tho way, and as CHURCHES. (•vOuTkareUi I V. w. Mm.tew, June 23, 1873. Fjitci or BiuxnThinking that jierbapt you might like to hear from tho Southern portion of our Union, I havo beea tempted to write you a short letter. This is my first attempt at wri­ ting for publication; and yon may think it ought to be tho last. I came here last Oct., from Maatetec, Mich., in The young Indi** of the Emanuel Church of Hastings wish to return their thanks to th* people of thia city, for th* liberal patronage received at their Fes­ tival, on Friday evening, and, also, to th* Hastings bilrwr Comet Band for the bXoeDeoi music given on that occa­ sion. Tho receipts were *18, mill lor M R. Denning A Co., from Manistee. Shortly after, Mr. Geo. W. Robinson bought another saw mill her* and afterwrrd* bought out a half interMt in tho Donning mill; and they are now manufartu .lng p:ne inmbor to bo shipped from Pensacola Harbor. Mill- I’it u».-—Many (leraons aeeorlalned by actual experiment that a great deal ia Io bo saved dy making prompt payroenl for everything that on* buy* or uae*. By th* prompt payment of all debts, money, time, 'character, patienc* and a multitude of other thing* ar* saved. Try it friend*, and our word for it, you will b* th* gainer* by so . uthfulnea* of tho rumors throughout the county, that the wheat cro p will be an exceedingly light on*. Corn look* well, although aomo fields are more or Im* spotted. Oats amount to simply nothing. Tbe niromo hot dry weather fir tho last fcw weeks’ has proved fatal to ; tho crop. Apple* will not bo ao plenty an anticipated a few weoks ago, oa they ' falling from the tree*. Peaches, of ' itn-rae will be few, if any at all. dido Bay which is a beautiful sheet of water from three to five mite* wide, and 25 mile* to where it empties into th* Gulf of Mexico. Thia place boast* of four mill* now ruaning, Imide* a |very I Farmer*, wo noticed wore busy hay­ largo Gang-mill which is being built by ing, and but a few days will elapeo, ore Oneel A Co., from Chicago. We have j they will bo occupied in liarresting their n railroad running to Fonsaaala, eight ! wheat, a* w« saw maoy pieeea nearly mil**, over which we ahip all our lum­ I fit te cut. Nothing now at Orangeville, ber, a* the I’erdito Bay >■ too shallow, I ovcepiing the new pinning mill that Mr. in nlaeee, to adrr’t largo vessels. The ' Nicho**, tho enterprising proprietor of most ot the surrounding county is tlv Orangeville Mills, has added tn his covered with yellow Pine, except the low, wet part 'along th<> Hirers and We bad tho oitremo pleasure on Sat­ Bayou’s, where are found the Cypres*, urday evening, of listening to some|I Gum and Juniper, (a sjieciea of Cedar beauti zl singing by Mr. 8. M. Grannis ' and quite valuable.) The land i* moatand G. O. Byington, Many of our| Hast'ug* ci ' ena well rcmeber Pixley । farming purpose*. There is but and Grannis, who sang hero several ।. don* at farming just around here year* ago. Mr/ Pixley however lias across tho Hay over in Baldwin retired from the''field of song, and is ongaged in tho furniture bt-vnest nt Detroit |'good fr m». where they, raise sugar But Mr. Grannis, auirtod by Mr. By-, can*; sweet, and Irish potatoes and 1 ington, who ia by the way ono of tho 11 garden vegetables in abundance. Tho climate hero on tho Bay is^Xuly | moat genial, whole touted good fellows j we havo mot witd in many a day, and is a splendid baWJnger, are ccmrerting continually, making everybody who ' hocr thorn, happy, and inviung them to W* are having a Drat ret* run of Jeb Work, and doing A«M/r tearl IXaa tras •w fo/o.v Jeat tint tfat, and a* our help does more and better wink for loss money, than that hitherto employed, wo can give our pa -on* a decided ben­ efit in prices. Com* and soo, end bo D18A Canal Street Our Number is We have no BRJ1JYCH .STORES don't make a Mistake. SUMMER $3,000 worth of FarnitiLre.will be sold at cost at Bessiner. Heath Co.’s store for the next 6b days. To make room for an entire new stock of Fujmiturc. TFi? will sell our ichole stock at costfor cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourself. BESSMER, HEATH & CO. Hastings, dune 7, *73. 7tf CASSIMERE SUITS. $15 in $25. The meeting of th* State I'enudogical Society at Kalamazoo last week waa a decided sucres*, and the prnisos of th* hoepitality of the Kalamazoo people aro sounded ’em every quarter, by all in FINE BIifCT SUITS, CASSIMERE SUITS, CASSIMERE SUITS, $1011115. .»H» • WHITE GOOD 4/ro COTTOMDS SUITS, Linen finite suns, CHILDRENS’ SUITS. I do'ightful, especially in winter. I have I not seen any snow since I loft Manistee, ' Oct- 22d, 1872; and the lowest point 1 reached by tho mercury hero last win- UudK como again aa soon as coavoniant May they pay Hastings a visit sometime in XMvr- On S’nday, about one o'clock p. m, there come up a splendid shower, which ' was her-tily welcomed by every uno,, and in tho tool of tho evening, wn re- ’ turned home, feeling happy over our splendid visit, and feeling, a'so, that wo could enter upon our dutiee in tho office with renewed vigor. Grr id Rapids Zey?« says: “Mr. John khforris, tho Prison Agent with b:s usual ; forethought, ia arranging a prog -ammo for cxereisM st tho State Prison an tho . coining For h of July. The con­ : 1 cis ar* not to !>• a’lowed to forget that । wo »*v a "rec and independent nation. here could work out nearly every day with comfort 1 did not loe* but one hulf day in a’’ winter, on accuant of tho Aa for garden vegetables; wo had green jwai, lettuco, onions and radishes April 2d; and are now having tomato**, pcarho*, ph no, a[iple», watemqfona, Tax Garat Cntcsco Jcaruc is noth- , ing in comparison to the immense busi- ■ uiM* being carried by Jim Sutton. Jim is on Jefferson Street, and were iniinni than ony other institution of tho kind in Hasting*. Hi* store i.always full, price* low for ca*o or ready p*y. and would like to have tho public callou him before they syawdrr the" ' money at tho higlter priced groerriv*. Groceries of every description l*>lh light ' and heavy. Working Panti, Hickory Shirts, 75 eta. to $2.00. 25 eta. Each. The.woods hero ore quit* up«n, and afford good grazing for the cnttlo, which get their living hem all v Inter without procareion promptly, and leave in tho 1 pine* of there unwelcome guests, sun­ feeding. shine, health, happineas and joy in the household. A bos of pills, tree J Whit" people; t’w other ia for the charge, ia contained in each wrapper, Darkies. Wo also havo four dty good and when this chill remedy is taken ac- I store*, ono diug store and a nows room, cording to directions around each bottle, I Prof. Allen A. C.iffilh, of Detroit, Bw. i one doctor, but no lawyer : one bakery, J. T. McC.-ath, rector of St. Fae’te and ouo of those ct-see to mankind a Church, of Jackson, and George H. I’;ckox, tho prison chaplin, ore to b* •• whiskey hole.” th* speakers. Ino “lioya” are to havo ' a good dinner, and the • xerciaoa to cum • | building a steam tow-l»»at to haul their log* acrosa tho Bay with; it is tho first raente immediately thereafter. Music, । bath instruuiontal and vocal, will bo in- ,। Lute and ia quite a curiosity. ! terspora'd ’ •' th* [irognimra*, Owing ! Tho weather here naw te quite hot. thia disease prevailed through tho Chenaugo Valley in tho State of Now York, as a malifcjaat and fatal epidor c; some of many familio*, and in "onio in­ stance* en.'re families, were swept sway ; to tho lack oi,room for viritore in the On the first of July wo shall make by thia fell dretroTisr. Du;Ing this ♦’ ue, . cha]i«!, none but thoe* invited will be so much. For th* past tuopth it has ranged from about 70® to 90®, and Dr. Trask’s Magnetic Ointment came inout all hills duo un for legal cr other nearly every d*y it reaches HO 0 or advertising and job work. And as rap­ Court:UMT/it.—Under th- head of,। above, and seldom fall* below 75 0 . Last recognized as an important help in the idly as tnay be, Mr- Brooks will call on tho 4th nt Hastings tho Lowell Journal week I took th* thermometer out in the ,rea oent; indeed, in sotuo neighbor­ nil our patrons for a uttloment. Herehood* it was relied upon a* the princi­ of last wook, says, “the Hon. Mark D. • after, we shall settle all advertising a<- .Wilber, State Senatir ‘rum the 14th it run up to 140 ° .while in tbe shade the pal remedy. I'v application* for all And yet tbe affection* of tho throat and lungs is at­ rounts on the first of every quarter ami- district, will deliver tho Fourth of July mercury stood at H8° . nwncing July hit, as we are satisfied Orarion at llns/ng«. It would b* d’ffi- Darkic* seem to enjoy tho sun choosing tended with marked benefit. It e*ems cult to find a more graceful and effocUvc to sit or lie down in the aun while there to act a* an alterai'vo upon th* Mucous Coats of the throat and air paaaage* speaker than Serihtor Wilhjer. We ven­ is shade near by. bill. Tho Good Totnplars, from Warring­ forcing out tho tecid and 1. rif ting mu­ ture tn say aa an orator, he stands at •ho hnnd of the Mic’ gan list. Senator ton and the "Navy Yard" are going to cous and restoriiuc the tnucou* aurfai.es Dewey, who sat by bis ail# in tho Sen­ havo a-* basket picnic” at lav* Oak ate last w:uter, know where to apply Orovd, across tho Bay from Vensaeola, for a I st-d«aa ora.’on. If the Journal on the 4th of July. 1 hop* to go, and A Poltuot Bens sos.—Tho wide ; readers of Bonn* and adjacent town­ may tell you of it hereafter. But 1 ships derre to ^celebrate tho glorious have spun this out too long already, spread inffuenoe of American skill and Rainy to-day. I fourth, they will do well to go to Hos- and should you deem it of foo little in­ onte. jriso boa outstripped the compre­ Celebration, F. day. terest for pub,:cationt or find too many hensions of the Americans thomeelvos, thiga.” mistake* in it, just throw it in your o'-Oux jril >* teaantleuti. _ age* of bothjContinenta. They wrap waste paper bosket Tho Health of Hon. Birney Jlloyt tho lion* of Africa, and the tawny akin ■ at the Into convention formally resolved of South Am* xan pampas. But wider that a man hae the same right to walk There wo* a brief w-^fon of tho Cir- ,| info at-ocory stare and order a barrel still are spread the product* of our skill cult Court on Monday. ■ of sugar or a sack of coSe*, or into a ^/Woou—Mr. Ebeneaer Pennock, of in mediemaa A Uta » ait toJDr. J. C. Tho Shade troes about the city arc ■ law office jgid demand a legal opinion thia city, hands us for publication the Ayer A Co.'a laboratory and office in looking beautiful sintm tho ahowor*. from ita occupant, or into an underta­ result of his wool c’ p the preecnt sea­ Lowell, showed iu that th* whoU eurLzEx-Mayor Cook and Harvoy Wright ker’s and requoata coffin,without expect­ son, on his faiJi conducted by Thoma* fare of the habitable globe pay* it* tri­ have returned from their eastern t-lp. ing to pay for th*'- rospertlv* wares or Pennock, near Hickory Coluere. in bute thm ; there they cater t > and serve There was a beau 'ful display of SOI eve. Bi info an newspnper office and th-a cornty, as follows: No. of fleeces, the requirements of a’ nost all nations. Aurora Barca’ s on Thuraday ever'ng. demand tho uao of ita brr’ns and innocle 214 ; taken "wn 57 two rear old weath­ Their publications ore in many tongue* ers, 103 ewes, and 54 yearling*. that widely-**v*red people nae. Their Our thanks r u again dueond tendered Weight of wool, l,280|n»., which was letter* mnat be read from and written to Hon. Z. Chandler for exceed igly voltold at Augusts, but week, at 42 1-2 c-ta. in many language*, tor which there ait uable pnblio Documenti. mr pound, amounting to 1544.00. a long range of comepondanta with the Tho dry spell has at last been broken, i not* corrc»i>ond<mt of tho Fraim Farindispensable arcompUehmenta for their and copious shower* have ro '.eahod tho |I »- state* that last year, as »<x>n as the dulio*. The'■ daily mail of half a buah«l earth, and made all nature dance for crop was removed, he covered ha1' of Kttxxa sr I.taur» London, son of letters brings them advices, order* and bi* strawberry b*d with sfaw, patting of Hi-sun Wai wrath of Thoraappls, was We believe nil th* arrnngomen:* for it on ono or two inch** tb:ek. The re­ struck by Hgh. 'ng and killed instantly We were overwhelmed with amazement, th* cetebratlmi of tho 4th are pe; farted, sult t rie reason wss * yfeld double that on tho 27th ult., wl 'lo engaged in •nd our readers would b* by an inspec­ and that all whs porticiiwito, will havo on the part on of the bod not mulched ; picking cherries. Ho was an ac"ve In- tion of this wonderfully extensive, and no woods, but clean, nice berrie*, tel'gont boy of 17 year*, and his sud- health-dealingenteipriae.-HoDy Springs a fuaat of good things. even after a hard rain, lb's >* ca*i1y don death cast a gloomlovei^tlio whole (Miss.) Gmrervrt'.v. RemomLer that Senator Wilber i* to done and we ;• -1st come of on- Ilorticul- neighborhood. deliver the oration on tho 4th, and that he is eno of tho ablest orator* in th* w. Vrooman, Of efficient Sheriff, State. Turn out every body. •bo dm lag th* past we*k visited Mack­ Mr. Taylor haa h« arran^enrems Mra. Hotchkiss a lady of eighly-elght made for tho best Bowe;y Dance, over roar* of ng*, in tho abeonco uf her bold in tho county, and far a 4tli. of July .laughter Mr*. Samuel Law, with whom danco that all who participate will ap- she resides, loft homo and wont to the residence of Aldal man Bossxoer, all to Attention ia aakod to tho advertise- eee, aa it is in 'oiai-xL a gay youth of . mmg of John Wolf. Ila is a wide a­ .non ecventy-fiv* lonuw.. who aho had wake dutchman, and ia not going to bo onen wen at Aid. B.’e hor-w. Surely age undersold or out done in buaiaora outer- doc* make of u* children, for tho second X"James P. Roberta, Eaq., aecompanicd yXlur Fire Company received their Enby his youngoat daughter, left Saturday g'reoaSal day, and it is, rcu.'y a splen­ afternoon to jo’v hia wLo who has been did mach'-i* for one of the kind, and at rimiting friends in tbe Southern part of tho uxorciae on Monday evening,scatter- inac and other pointe of interort on the northern coast of th* Lower Peninsula far Ui? benefit of bis wife's ImI Ik. re­ turned on Moa-Uy. looking better far hi* brief respite om tho cans of offi- Tho graJusJng class at Albion Col­ lege', were all member* of 'be Mathodi*t Church, opponents of tobacco and liquor, and of an averagM age of 22 yean ; but they only numbered reran. Holt, dated Quootutowa, Ireland, June wore «m‘ire)y destroyed by fire. Un 2d. He reports bis health inqroi.ug .Jicm. & C. Pr idle of firs dty and some 175,000. but wo presume it was and th* trip, that far a delightful oao. John Cnrvoth of Middleville, are trying mortly covered by insurance. tho vh-tae* of tho Eaton Rapids bath*. Dr. Ruben 8. Hawley, of Gull Consent, Wo have no doubt they w71 find them benoficiaL At laaet, we have, to an ox- STAR CLOTHING HOUSE Say man : are you hungv ? Woman are you faint for want of food T Child do you want something to cat ? I f so call nt L. E. Stauffer’h Eating Iloitso North Side State Street, where you will find everything in the line of eitnlilos, obsj-^cLcs only 25 cents per meal. Ifltf The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, jofinnniuqt. John son & Co’s, celebrated Gol«! ho best in tho market, f-ff sale City News Depot. 1’. O. boihbng. Sitiical ait Itdaiiol Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. DENTIST J. Cole & Son, 10 Barrel lotn and more sold to dealers at a very iqtAll ad­ vance above Car-load Rates. GROCERS. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, Ofir tor Safe at tte Uvat Lmu Bate HID FL.WB, STUCCO WATEB LD$: LIIEitli BAIB Shingles, Lath, &c. ip<...r.rx<d stLUMoa, i f//rr lufiscif ruitfiiW if 044**4* , LOTS. COLDSIITITS BRYANT A STRATTON Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. W* will SeB CHEAP, or Rent to a re­ sponsible party। the Farm known a* tho John C. Spencer Farm, in the township of Baltimore, consisting of 80 acre*, all improved. Fair House, good fruit, Ac. C. F. DWIGHT.A CO. Hartings, April 2, 1874—if THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. A. N. S^JilN. Flnr &Graii CoHisiulmtaii, Go to the Banner Office for FIKE JOB WORK. DR. CROOK’S WIJiE OF TAB! BOILER WORKS. �Sgricnlturnl into ftomretir. The Babcock The St Joseph JkwreLr of the 81st Tho JTuUfta the ablest : ult, has tbo followiag. ia relation to the of the agricultural journals of the fitate, I fruit proopacto in that region ; entirely non partisan and ouupoksn, j Tho weather fcr the pavt ten days has speaking of the recent change in tho , been excessively warm, in fact has postal laws and regulations which took amounted to a drouth that ban cut short the strawberry crop more than oso-haft. I offset on the first Inst,, nays ; । In place of 30,000 buabela as antieipat- | "It ia a noticeable fact that the largo ed. if tbe total reochea 10,000 bushels metropolitan journals havo nothing to wo shall lie happily dinp]KMiHed. This say about the injustice end uoquootiun- j | ia a very severe blow on the whole St"; nblo outrage which thia law commits ' | Joseph fruit region, which loeos not less ’ upon tho pres. of tbe interior. No, ' . than 190,000 I Apples continue to look wpll and J■ It is got up in their interact entirely. , promise a large crop. And we must say that the country and Clrerriee had been badly stung by rural proas really deesrra to have it I the cureuliu and havo blighted also, tried on them. For years, following i and will be behind a full crop by nt tho lead of a New Fork journal, with least one third. its immense professions of love lor the Hums and jwachre arc being badly dear people and ita desire to educate ' stung by the rurculio, end the crop will 1. them up to its standard, tbs press of I* fatally diminished by the rav.igoe of tho interior have been bowling over tbe 1 (hie iaaret ' * II expenditure* of the nootoffice, and the । 'Orspes never gave finer prospects fcr '1 free transmiasioa of documents and ro; a luxuriant yield. They are not, how­ port* by Congressmen, till Congressmen ’ over, absolutely out of danger, for a ’ at last got sn idea that what was ssuce Verm, foggy spell of weather about tho for the gooes might not be unpalatable '-‘Oth inst., when they are in full bloom, Masoning for tho gender. The rural and country press have got a touch of may prevent tliem from pollening. Blackberrios and raspberries are bad­ the reform in tlio^poatoffice, a depart- { maut of the Goveruiant that might bo , ly hurt by tbe drouth. Peaches aro dropping off and the I liberal instead of narrow in its policy. I pr. epacts for a good crop aro becoming Wo never sympathised with tire hum­ bug of cutting off tho right of members I rapidly lees. The Sanfttuti (Wurraef boosts tliat of Congress to transmit to their oonstiWestern Allegan will again this y<r ' prove itself the better pwrt of a belt tof vary fcr the people and the pn«s to ' country widely known as the finest I have. Wo always eonsidoreil it a piece fruit-growing section in tho North. j of clap-trap, got up tn conUalim the inWhile from orchards east, north and tluenio and power of the great journals south—end west also, for tbe fruit trees i at tho expense of tho smaller and more in Illinois are entirely killed—eorno I local press. We told Horace Groeloy eomplaiats over the loos of valnaliL* | to his face aomo years ago that this was ’rees and the entire abeenro of aay | our opinion of tho movement But our preepeci of a cropor peaches this aeoson, ootemporariM hail to follow tho groat rethe orchards in this western part of this fcrui, as it is called; and while spiting in country give promise of a fair crop. It I the tocos of the Congrwwjitm, whom is true that tne yield will not be a« ; they all worn to regard as great sharplarge as that of last rear, but it is also cn nnd not oa goatlouieu aud cltieouv who fiaro a good many arduous dutire for which they never get nay rcmunenN ' tiun beyond [rapular applause, they gut I their own nores bit off. Wo fool sorry for them, bnt we can’t help thinking they l hero pot what they worked for. Mean­ : while vy« must all pay up aud obey tho I law till it is changrel. That change wo j shall itnet on as a right," caring little A corrwi-otudunt of tho /tecr-Orcs. , wuat party is in office." gives the following account of tho prin­ cipal fruit canning establishment in Benton Harbor, in thia State, the Ben­ ton Harbor Peeking Company. H« “ This Conqreny hare just begun can­ ning strawberries for which they nor 7 rente )>er quart. They are employing I about 100 mon and women at ilia prcaent lime, but when running to a full capacity ham a force of 250 to 30i) Thia will do, especially m some anils, lianda The work is do»o systematicthese retaining their fertility. In sandy I[ally form tho hulling to the’ labeling, or leacby land it wil! not do, as the ' each person or persons liming an allotstrength of tho sod, to aomo extent at < least, will be lost, drained uff, for decayod sod must be considered manure, nnd covering, scaling, bathing and labsl­ manure oa such land must be applied ing. Tire bathing comrisl. in immers­ at the surface, and in comparatively ing in large vis s- vcral tuns at one small uuantities, else there will be loss. and cooking them for fire nr ten rninThiel believe no ono will dispute. Now j the ground which holds tbe roots, which I' ly searched for and sealed and then, is the sod, is itself composed of thia while the contents arc at a boiling point, leaehy sol! where that is tho character • tho cans arc pricked and all tb« air es­ of the land, t» Ifcat it will pass off what capee, after which they are agrtn teal*.! is not taken upgy the routs of thoplants and are ready fcr tlio labels Only tin —audit will peso it off beyond reach if \ cans are, of course, used, and priniiturned down and loft them. In such nally of two aims, two and throw pounds, soil it wants to bo brought up to tho In addition to strawberries, they nut up surface and mixed well with the soil. II hominy, raspberrkt, string beans, and pulvarixod. At least this is practic­ green |ioas,tomatoes and coin. ed with sucnoss on uur sandy, alluvial j The rompany-hare already contauctbottoms ; and it in tbe common practice I1 cd for thn tomatoes on fifty a«vs of ■ ICHIGAR CERTRAL R. R. Grani River Valley Division I'KOBATt: OKDKKi»im .ii». JfmV. vkvk Is lk« « Iku Ser. MHii hoel 4—• d Iks l*ert lk» er«wi»“J ‘.I1 KSSrLiru..»ste WOMAN Magnolia Balm LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE! Michigan Central R. R. Pure Blooming Complexion. OLD. RELIABLE ARD D!RE<TJ»OUTE, i Dauchy A Co's. Column. RAHTED.1 •RISE ^^+:./.A 1,N VALUABLE 01 ITS! SINE’S IIFT JlhHTERPRISE. They pay fcr tomatoe* ridges. If tho sod Is a hoary one, by ।M 1 of more. turning k Up the second year"it affords seventy cents per hundred pounds. Of they havo cotArnctv fcr 200 acres, ono of ffuest of seed beds to corn, ‘ and arc not satisfiud yi-U . Lt may bo fallow either of th* grain crop «r pt>. int-irevting to know that ono si-re of seed and clovsr sown. It ia the prac­ corn will produce as high as 3,000 cans, TMT TG*TTTT167*TO tice of our dairymen bore, (south aide and occaMonally more, making corn -*-wu XZ A*aA B. of the M abawk,) and those who hart miring a very profitable* buainsos, aa tbe beavieet sod bare tho beat success; limy jay tho producer fonv cent, a , „ ’ r.'TbZteSS^ iteXfmeTrim"’thia on all kinds of land in thia, section, Last year the company put up 3H.IHW ILPTTQ' PADDMIP •PiTHPIK’ and the soil Tarins cvnaidersbly. Now bfilWUblb iADbblO and then land is seeded tbe same year can. of .trawl,orri.., h»,UX> of t.«na- " Ml DO that the sod ia turned down, and in toes, 1*5,000 of ]>eaches, and 175,000 ol corn. The present season they Iwpe failure; the land had to bo rcplowod to make w grand total of 500,000 cans. and rsecodod in tho spnng, usually with satisfaction. Had it been worked shallow, with the sod remaining un­ touched, tho land a well drained clay, I I "Equal Taxation!" ■God FpeoJ the PlowJ” ‘'United We Stand, Divided Wo Fall' “Live and Le| levo!" “Mcner Rings, Beware !" "Tho Idee of Nwvciubar, *7l! I" ’ 50,000 00 ISOMETHWCSWCBTHl’MW Pint F0TO8 GREAT W "Industry Will l« Rewarded!” '‘Fanner. to the Froet—«» the Rear !*’ Pesmsatily if We Can—Forcibly if We UuBi•.•• ‘•Reform or Revolutfcn I** “Vox Populi'' ►Pass Up Halt Ihvw Free I" ‘•Friffarnlty, Xqualfty, and Farr F.tchanirn I" uvnrasTtnn: Hists xu laxa-acxia*.—It often Lapj«ns that a nunoryman baa so much of one kind of stock that to redr" v~ , will aeil at aonsLl.-mMy l-low nary sat* *. To get (ha benefit— _ qaaa»iiie.«n excellent plan to aend■ for ■ 'fo jpicB lists of a good many bouses. . several dozen perhaps ; and among them the buyer wil! generally find some sorts ' MteVfc'fcr the roasor. above given, at trausually low rotes, and just aa good as ; the beau If you wish to buy in conoid- , AFRICA iTSi Dom’tERVIKE DOES ITT Ayer’s Ite Grad Cspitsl Pni; I'Siffl) UW Hair Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing ofozr and fruhncn of youth. Thin hair is thickened, {alien hair checked, and Laklaess often, though not always, cured by its rue. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are de­ stroyed. or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such as remain can lie saved l<y thia appl^atiou, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is produce,! Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning grey or falling off, and consequently jirevent baldness. Tho restoration of vitality it give* to the scalp arrests and prevents the forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often so un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious substances which make sotne preparations dangerous and inju­ rious to tho hair, tho Vigor can only* nothing else can bo found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and vet lasts long on tbo hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful [icrfuuic. MU iassttz S Lilt MeMDS EiiM Jf.tr/SJf. WHITESWE1I UNO. GOUT, GOITRE' BRONCHI TIS.*’NER FOUS DEBILITY, INCIPl IENT CONSUMPTION, sad all diseases arising from aa impure cut—ition of tho Blued, fiend for our ItasanaLts AlmaWac, In which you will find rer-’ tiheatro from reliable end treat-’ worthy Phyddsns. Ministers it tbe Gcspel. and others. .•^.Kr^-U’v^* ru fnMialww M Iks C«n ?,7S2rs.'^r“,r suuiibr e. MUe. i. wii: Peninsular Railway. CLEVELAND. QTfI(i THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD. Crv.ll DaleL lluUMvUtr. J.O.M. ICV. Ayers mu h^du: ciiaScery orueb. tTAjy or MICHIO Cherry Pectoral, For Dl.se.ws of the Throat and I.nnci such aaOou«ha. Colds. Whooping Couch. Bronchitis. Asthma, a® ’»-s-aestt&saaw*- *■ Il t IM Bv EuH PtaU leteild r«v seis te sit PregsIM. Trias, St. J® telSra: Susrssf hMoIviab S ta»v than erer | ICMIM and ooure IOC boxes, and skills POHL’ WORLD .'EM raging cash nt the store. I Jbrw. » - Ho thinks 1 LBT»L � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-09.pdf 57c27284750d0f8bc8fcd02193bf1322 PDF Text Text Th« K.if«I»ucM Ttfe BW R.4TX8 of ^minute. HASTINGS, BARRY VOL. XVIII COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 1873. rnMwl airt Belies Cart?. tm II. HAY FORD IT s»4 CmswilM si U., aaJ MMuw OS Don't fail lo sec tin SILKY CULTIVATOR’ THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW I With • full line of extras on hand. HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. TIN, COPPER, andj SHEET IRONWARE Manufactured t<> tlrder Orders already received from over 30 towns, and more coming by every mail. REAPERS and MOWERS, GRAIN, CULTIVATORS\ SULKY RAKES, «Jrf. COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR It u the Beet Cumbiued (lorn Cultivator It in the Beat Combined Field Culuvator. beciiu-M* 3d. Do«e not dodgi* the bird epots, tmt inw* down the bottom. 4th. No weight no the horse* nock. 5th. A boy can tiamU«- It over rough orsud ly ground Where other cultivator* will not work. Uh. It cut* the ground all over inrteiui of leaving a strip iMtwren blade, where th- weed* ami gnet- are ooly llgbtlr covered and will Mart with Bret rain an 1* the tax- with all other rocn!>lne<l sulky cultivator* BLACKSMITHING. MV1N0Bmm«WUb, mb *b*s m J«l ■uvM. I »«M »m rw»«U«llr *Nx.i ih. COME AND CET ONE ON TRIAL I Eijire Etei. Mitt. Jus It, 1111 DENTIST Hathille. ■ Mickijai. What is it ? Pure Wines ana Hauers! My “Trip Hammer.” with which I make Irons for BUGGIICM. U Valuable "MacniMB” 1 have tong felt the need of. It 1* one of the groat an* which enable- mo lo aell Buggies w> LOW aa to DEFY COMPETITION. J. P. ROBERTS & DRUGS Medicines Dye Stufls, Michigan Exchange. PAINTS & OILS And two Seated Fanners' Buggies at School Books & Stationery One Hundred «an<! Twenty live DoIIhh*. IF YOU WANT 1 shall also build Ilium Parcs Wobb. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY lUdrranf Good ! J.L.RjgED. H1STU68 MARBLE WORE! ^reSwtaraite INUMJDHP HEAD ■TONES­ TABLE TOP*, MAXTLEH. ■MELVHR, ETC- airy NO. 11 I among hi* Iwoflsors, to bo chown tho executive and prroidiag officer of an more than ordinary iatersito, though our Aatoctolion such as yours is an honor of numbers have not boon large. Still which any man may be jiroud; for there has been a cordiality in our grert^ yours, gvntlmou, is on organisation Inc that points pleasantly to the gonial made up of a class of men who bava caupoopls!’ w*. hi* pointed ■ ummtng inflneneeo underfyteg our amnation. been lightly termed tho schoolmasteis up, as if to hint at tho profound proph­ Wo have been warmly woteoowd by uf thu world, — turn whose duty and esy embodied in this ]>ro|>er phnuo and those among whom wo are MW«hl»<, profession make it their task to teach fact This expression brings up to view aad ia that welcome we see with pride the « arid's “ young idea bow to shoot." tho vast educational value and effect of the consideration given to.tha..proas. Hero, In Republican America, more tho newspaper, eecnlar or religions, in May we in tbo fatore do nothing to rea­ than tinder any other government, tho American society, fouchorg our social der ua less worthy of tbs fevorabte oonnewspaper is the great odueator of the civil, or individual interest—molding jx-opL-, and Mton under tbo dsepottoms and feslixming national, social, or politof the old world, it to the unerring in-1 teal character" dex of tho dialqilate that pointe to tho I Dot, however wo may priso and boast trim nobility of man, and tnarka tho I of tho power of the newspaper, in eondcoming hour of his reg. noration. Wi en | tag forth ill stream* of intelligence to the great Captain of the age sacceeaful- | millions of reader*, still there to as m embers od the pOofroMI 11 ie aot ly bombarded a stroogbold of ths one- । much to cundotun and deplore in the straego, than, that lahenld rocaM the my at tho distance of half a down mites baneful spirit that foster* and cultivates suooeee aad standiag trf_|he.MMU or so, tho world rung with ths praise of |I a sensatfofail and depraved lileratare. press with oomeUtiBg bfJskntf Ute, the i-ngitMX-ritlg triumph. And yet, , No one can orer-cstimato the d^noral- because I have helped to rock it tu its cumMred with the range of'the pres* । toing power of uno such pap-r as the cradle. And bow, front thia coiodus of that bailers down tho walled prejudices llliutratcd I‘uli«< Oasotto, sowing tho it* strength, may I not ccBgratelafa you of long-off centuries in tho part and tho I on the position you occupy. To speak throes uf (ho tmnt in tho great future, [i seeds of immorality and undermining daily tu thoueanda and lens of £hon*• thorn acdil virtue* which are tee thu exploits of Napoleon Bepaputo sink ।' strength and power of a people. Fancy and*. eager to cutch the fohtfatt mrarinto tho badinage of a Lilliputian's a y Jung lady of nineteen summers, on mur of your votes, to sujSBMUt, or boast* Tho newspuner of to day cum-1 to better, to tend «h» iBiaUigMtt I whom the most devoted parenle shower what • inands the best mind* end the sturdiert , their love, ea termg a village Look-stor# Ipublic sentiment of the Btato,—to feel heart* of the age, and through its col-. recently, and inquiring for a copy of the that tho rich harvest of Intelligence, utnns, day after day and week after' journalju*t nrnuoil “or some other which smileo on every side, ia in enow week, flow the deepest and purest cur- nice reading paper I” To you thto may measure the product of tire seed year I rents of mental hie. By its influem** indeed seem a fancy eketch. but to mo beams have eown,—easy well satisfy । and unceasing labor every cherished en­ it was a feet uuler my own observation. tho isoet exalted ambition, and to better terprise in the physical and intellectual With mind* carried away by novelty, far than to have ••went tho crown tho world is made victorijto®! and every­ and principles uadernunod by the eonwhere in this late!, ths center uf nation of wood-cuta, a largo class will­ cirilinrtion to tho rugged hamlets of ingly beotunr* U>0 prop and support\of A.* Esrvxas F*k.s.—Itedy Mary I tho most iltotont territory, thu nsws- such dsttstable journals Wcrtley Montagne sefatae ibe flaUrtotag |«pcr i* omni|*otcut and umnipro*Above all other obligations of tho story: “ Om> day, as an antomt Krag cut. of 1 artary waa ridmg wtoh hto officers True, there are tlune, strange os it journalist rests the imperative duty to of State, they mot a dsrvish crymg way suem, who regard tho n*n«[>a)«-r keep his paper pore, pubHohiag no adaloud: -To him that win give mo a a* an oxjtctMivo luxury; and uf the vorttoetuenti and giving no iletaite ot hundred dfaare (small ptocoo of BKKsey), million* who daily and weekly peruse I will give a psoee at good admen. Ths its columns, there are but few who fully . King, attracted by hto tocaatfi 4bc1mbappreciate tho mental, physical, and [mi- ' tton, stopped and said to tho -drtlMB: cuniary capital expended upon a sh<wt sensational and dcinoraltohrg is ruliahed •What advice to thia that you offer for and eouglit after. For thia reason, ov ­ that costs them !*•* Hinn half a dime. a hundred dfaara P * Sire,' vepifol tta Still, tho United State* has become the ’ ary sensational item that is set afloat is dervish, ‘I shall be mart tteMM to Cliwt ugwsp*|><T producing and read-. launched oat at the oxnento uf prfacipie, and the tainted grtd which trtnpls xxnmunity tn the world. Hern in Detroit, where only 21» year* I that voyage float* only aa a mockery, lo hoar suuiothiuR extraordinary, order­ sgu fllt'.OOV was considered a fair cap-1i while the victim finds himself abandon- ed the dinars to be girsn to the Storvirti ital on which to found a daily newwpa-, od by the moral jndgementof maa- at onoe ; on receiving which, W «M: for, there is now, within a stone's throw ‘ • bins my ndvtoe is, iwgfa bii thing with ut this buibling, a no*t*p*q>er office that out considering what the sod rang ba.’ hat uuo pree* which olono alworbs, The officers of State,. nailing st what । double the cntirocspital of twenty years they thought ridiculous advice. looked at the King, who they expected would In mv hbnuy aio vulutueo of thu old be eo enraged at this Urals nato wfer | Washingtea Nstioual Intelligsnrer (on tho dervish to be severely pMfahed. i which 1 worked as a journeyman print­ er), in which 1 find, nx days after the | I uteetion of 1 ?3fl, Ute first hint that Mr. Bt — ---------- -- ----------- —. —— Vats Buren had probably been chosen : they carry malovetent traduction to its to the Presidency; and tbo latest newt' tardiest limit. But in Michigan this from Europe is announced Ly packet <H*tomp«r is not n prevailing cqiixootic, and4 — wo may at least hop* that the — sx-ouly 1G days from LivcrpoeL But now *~ smjrio of tho editorial fraternity in this through tLo cnerg* of tho rcprasetita- — ,-------------------------------------j-----I tivea of the press end die agency otills £tate may expand until it embraces tho whole profession, and tho unerring magnetic tek-grapli, the choice ofTred- -*•“*- —r—u»k. dent to rrsd fa tho nrwtpapcrs oa the principle eslaUialied that tho journalist, day after Uta elestiun, and the eager in order to bo recognised, must be a cuutmsnU of the isindon prest are read Eitlcman, and that hit claim to this tfactfon will be made to rvat mainly by u» on tho nftnrnoon uf the day when upon tho degree of courtesy and re' published. J Jurt *» year* ago 1 wa» an appro a- spectf.il ronsidoration ho shows his । ’tee in an ulfl™ udjuituu£ the New Lretbcrcn of tho profession. York Journal of Commerce, then tho A large majority of times 1 address tending comiuercial t>ows|iapor iu that are editors of what our metropolitan term the “ rural press'' Twenty-five yuan ago tho field upon to country press with an oW-feshwiaod buecskin newspapers wu vsstlr different to that roller. To-day, all througu Now York which the majority of them now occu­ King's surgoora, to whom ho gave a Irinting Hottsu Square end its vicinity, py. Thea the largest (union of the poisoned laneet, saying: ‘ If yea will the jadewtnan lu-ars the underground country was dependent on its local po­ bleed the King whb&s fanort I will jar aad roar of mighty steam prorece, give you ton than sand pieces of gold, each of ahioh cast* I3U.00U, and con­ and when 1 assond tha. thBB* > yon tains U,7*O dirfinet piece*, in Lolu, ----- ---shall bo my Viator-' Thia basajarpee, screw*, nuts, jmltoys, springs, pin*, keys, tract*! tlu> >pb«rs of tl.o country pa- daxxlsd by such brilHaat jnomoeda, and rullun, with over WO * yard* of | p»ra Th7*—no— '------- -----------------— *Y“e“ wickedly assented to ths nsnjMBL ' An taiie aud blankets,—the whoto |»e*a vithoity journals in ths weighing-11,bl pounds. j ot A.U full and r__u fnish l.t.iu r _ 11 <114 ...... .M. Slid printing I_. Only •Jt.tKW ^tmprcsNuTis hourly. "Beside* man to bleed feta. XLspsU lUateMted ! the old Journal of Commewe, there is to devote their entire energise to tho lannot into a sido pocket, and basteo«i were fa New Yurk Up to WJ Ollrer old- iliuitration ot local topics. This is their ! into the King's preset.». Tlio arm faihioned “ blanket shout newspa|ica.’L oclt field, but it is a wide and rich one, was tied, and tho fata! lancet wan about ’ with which the reader evaudMa hto andtKoso who intdliputly cultivate it to botbsagodiMo the voin^wifod ondmorning coffee or flavored hit evening are rej-uciug in abundant return*. My ideal of a country'paper io not the ’ cep of tea. Al this tiaa til* " penny lMt|a r*" Ugsn to take the place uf the sheet foal atteiupte lo giro tong ac- ' ut the oo-ouied rospsctablo six-pennies. counts of the ware in Europe and the 1 The cumi«liliun wan short and ductoiv.., full nrocewiings of Congress, but ths * I aud the lively, ertep penny sheet be- nsatly-)>rintod journal, crammed fill! of ' eame tbs paper of the |<-riod ; though, local bows, with a column or two of 1 die, and X shall ba stored, and pnl fo truth to say, the Jounutl of Commerce condensed items of a more general 1 cruel death. Thon, of what use wt still exists end lire* (as is truly said) character, aad a pagp given up lo mis- 1all (ho gold m the world be to owl *- bcatUta Uis older meu died oat uf ceUaneuue selections and light reading ; Thru returning the lancet to hia pool for the culture of the family circle. oL In those days newspapers were lugu­ Every town in tho county should bo 1 ba drew forth ■■tolas The King, ol isni— thia. a>4 P« briously solemn, *' with no flippant ransacked for its news, porhspe by local striving that ha Ml much wabamBeec a tags to disturb the provy flow of jour- corrospondsala. If Fanner Joaos, of 1 asked why ho changed his lanort * 1 nsfistic inanity." There was no tele­ Fairfield has a rmrarkably promising suddenly. He Mated fitottthejjifo graph prior lu 1M3, no ocean steam­ ttold of ruta bagas, 1st tho foot bo j ships until a period still later, and no known, for it will not only ploase him, Aseonated Prose orgaatoatiun to sim­ but stimulate his neighbors to rivalry, ! with the hope of getting n similar no­ plify the jirucc«s uf obtaining news. Hat, for a tnomeut, lot us gv brek a tion. We might go on aad add with- 1treachery is IhUT Tell ms LuOniU half oeolury farther —aaJ fitly veers is out sod to the little ” tonal itema" that what it mottfo ar year bead aAbM-Y but sbris! period—for n still greater may be regularly gathered, end served contrast. I bold in mv liand a. copy of "The Country Juorndt and the Punghkeepsie Advertiser,, of August 2, 17 SO. Use printers wboeo modest skill put to­ gether these pages have tong slept in their grave*, but the story which their handiwork preserved will live on, to the immortal glory of those who vpousud through its columns the principles that. secured the birth uf a republic. Our chief interest, bo a* rev, is found ia the contrast which thia iwper pros nils t» the journalism ot to-day, and here u lunuthmg the roost comprehensive il- up ia graceful and ailrscliv* BtjrUs ’o make complete the sought after country newspaper. Every event of local ioteseet in the Iowa, every improvomsnt in ths neighborhood, every meeting of citissne, every project for the general good, every artec> upon tho common weal, every speech, birth, an t de*th, and good fortune, and calamity, alumM not bo the ** uuc-jssidorvd triflas" ttat make up the Bum of mortal life; but noted to a lively end •p-*'*’ maurivr, or in a catholic and humans spirit, and sent forth ss the ever varying picture of hums life, and the progress and trade of the people. Demosthenes said '.hat the secret <i( oretorial power was " Action I Ariton'. Action!" Ills not toss true that ths secret ot eiiooeos in a country newspagcris •’ LocalsT locals I Locate F‘ To lVts oismsnt lot mi add also that tho paper can only be appreciated by its genaml eundact, iu b»a, its tern pur, its principles, its alma, its tuxnltaoas, its dignity, its propriety. In short, tho linking of such a newapapor demands coosolsos effort, and become* ]wrp9tual mutton in a thcusand Colds. Genttomen, allow me to cougrstulstp yon on the euccMO which attend* tout organisation. Your proceeding* deravmtrat* that tbbr* are oppoctunittoa fur such on assecnUaga to do wwtefhlng for tLu general good of th* fretasnity. They show that there are irregularities among puluiahani which it ware well to correct- And they iilnsuati., in a gsaoral vy, that much good may bo done such gathering*, a* well by reason of a rcrdial taterctouigr of ideas a, through 1 I 1 1coL The King. eateMifa#J 1 and ordered the traitor fa be On ] Then, turning to his ««een of 8tfl <Yoa — now that fho «Ars '^id: tho dervish, at Wh**h you 1 mA**1 1 ; U has saved WV 'most valuable Hecrehont the derrteh, that T 1 amply reward Mm for Mi 1 1 stainod paper end Own urero the greet. jouinols that daily Seed the popular mind with everything worthy of notice hum the four quarter* of the globe, it Is difficult to fed that tho journalism of’ to-day has not reached the limita of itsi (MwttritaiM ia all that petUina to tho jwrfoitiou uf tho art, tho dutolopm-nt Hateful U the IM of nrind.<md-tha diMrtufaalwn of ialife of tbooe who wu leliigaoee. w than to be 1OT0&Il may be an open question, whether tbo imerwvemeat* of the present day preceded (lie paldic m'rad, or whrtber the popular sent* den.anlod Ibo tinprovemcuU; certain it to, aa Victor iiuRu quaintly remark*, “ the diameter’ of the pres* is the diameter of civil toithm. The prom is force, beeaase it h1 intelligence ll ■ lbs hviag eterion,. aad loudly aauounjos the advent of jus­ tice. Holding no account of night, ex­ ■ sad warms the world.” There is some tiring inatrcrtivu a* wallI aaaatonag faihe okury which L told by a correspondoat ot the taipreesfon made upon a European trerelor by wHnesauig tho aegunress U Anmricaus for! : I principle* upon whkh eooreae fa Bewe- ""^Se^imrtUy approached mo with: iyA-gte-iming with Bdudmtton and do- �|hf JqmHiran jinnner. good CHEAP 1 big h ho loosed hi* hold, folded hi* hands ' uheaphst ’ struck the ground with a dull, heavy AVEDNESDAY, JULY S8. describable Women fainted, strong men wept, and to add to tho confusion tho runvau came flying over tho crowd like a huge b ini. Seme one cried out to got from its way as it would fall with crushing force. Then the cry was tak­ en up aad gvuoral rush was made for safcty.fa which many were more or le s> injured. Haamaa, Mtcniaxx. Jcur 0, 1873. THE FOURTH AT HASTINGS. WMKETEU & WILSON, Bundry giraffes, earn els, anacondas and other peb have lately arrived at New York tor Barnum. A coroner's jury, after carefully in­ vestigating the death of the little girl who was found with a companion mu-' teriouily shut up iu a closet, in Phila-; delphia, has decided that the imprison­ ment was accidental, but come of the papers dispute this theory. ippifveD Sherman J. Rich ! Guarantor SATISFACTION his tpouth and oar*. When be struck 1 It is always a pleasure to note the there was an indenture, main in the , doing! on any public occasion whore nil hard gravel ground five or six inclie* thing* were in order, and •uccees at­ tended every movement That such was the case in Hastinge on the 4th is । viewed by thousands during tbo tn admitted fort. From tho begin ing to tho clow everything worked like a charm, and with perfect satisfaction to sippi on Monday to fight a duel, which | Keeping of Dog*. resulted in the death of the latter Tho Stalo Board for the equlisaiieu of1 Srnoi L—The (Propio of tho State valuations of railroad property in Ohio i-ompleted its work Tuesday. The total [ think by for tho largest crowd wo over who shall own or keep a <fog shall pro­ value* aggregate 170,200,540 against cure a license thvrelur, from the dork >59,312,058 last year. various buamess places, certainly dem­ of the township or city in which ho may Of 1200 claims allowed bytho Southcastrated the wisdom of tho expenditure reside, for which ho shall pay to such incurred by each to get up the celebra­ clerk a* follows : Fur a male do; one dollar, for a female dog three dollars ; tion, being not more than Xr» per .-re.' which liccuw- -.hall n.u and be ia forre of tbe actual cash receipts, nine tenths from the day of its date to the 1st day uf' Treasury Department except six.'eunianting to $5092. of which would have been expend*! April next, thereafter. Ho shall cause Gov.* Perham, Israel Washburn, Jr, I tho dog to wear around its nock, durefoewhere, but for this celebration. Josiah II. Drummond, Eugene Hate, and Tho music furnished for [th- occasion I ing the Hie of tn* license. and no loupe r ■ a collar distinctly marked with the u., THE I WflTOII -[xrating on account oto a squabblu rer their wedding present s. ' A live toad was found in a stratum hardly a whole bone was left Many 01 iiaru-sauu, cigni i.-or oeiow 1110 sur­ were ground and *pliutcred to | owder. face, in digging a well at Hillsborough 1 Bridgo, N. H-, a few days ago. pulverised. The blood spurted from j Tk'“ *•» -1I L - --- ■ '. ' . ' ‘ ‘ Itocotanrend., and h- eq^ialjy TIM •nxl... COFFEE. Sales qf IIhfJLbrdMjJ W«/«r Salrt iMtt utar it th, Bid thutr* the patt drugs, nitff <y' /f.' Su^erioritii "i t' /tiit’ t‘-.. ■■ .• other .'I .Sp Jiao- ’ • struelion. o>t'l • tisilij adapted to -vxr rNTF.S i .A.KTID LIQUORS, U: M.-it. >1 PUq,M^ promtirrions cakefully comvui ndi-d different kinds of work, runhing Al»o a Fino Aaaortment r-f easier, faster, and; with lets noise than any other sewing machine, (ire qualities whieh rccomntend the Wheeler "Wilson to the ptii/fic as Superior to any other sewing 1 machine in the maket. ■ Suehas CHIWMGH, .LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWAl.'DS Ktrveta, II a*ting*. J t'ctt. AFTERNOON AND EVENING BACON & KARRS' A D. COOK, Agent. i s-“ *■- ■*" “r* »j r-.-.>; the ability of our friend* with the prm>-' cation and pat went, as herein provided, A coal-black nog-.o in 're-'CK _ ... __ ‘ suco ' ..i. i. whit.-hand which st hands i*nau •lusso .. .1,^11 l—l ..i.e .............. , ■ end. arm. 7 tmsi alt- dated, shall contain the uatao of the ■ v-iy much a.hsmod of. ia the State, to which end wo 1' whnm. and a deMiii.tion ofi A Catholic nri-st of proper encouragement will be our citUBne generally. jua cxents-s ec acanu u.-.-,rc wui rue — -- — --aimneapcr.c •• i» have been bettered, unless indeed, we ‘ year, curum mcing tho first day ul April, Jo a of ^^t fret to tmrent their j had ad.IrJ a Utile vocn! to th- instru-1 b1>m^ 1x1 CQIulx'nf^ consscuuvely m tho: fi-eaeing, a* tlieT did last winter. |' had added a Ktt^ weal to the instrvwhkh u^^^aocmg mth *' u aUu,^ (<1 mental rnmne. The prayer was »• Nw_ L The clerk aha.ll register, u> a - ‘ e\1 St„, Fftir al I ceedingly appropriate, the Declaration ‘ book to bo kept by him tor that pun>u«.>. ' ,ho -THE GREAT FOREPAUGH S110W ! ; in almost breathless silence the aasombled thousands, aud was th moot ap- 1 ip or city to tasewjuveui *»— - • , propriato, and one of the must eloquent •. The clerk may retain twenty band* orations that we have ever heard ; and >r each license given by him, and it ia not too much to ssv. proved the »y the l-alanec of (the money re­ truth of the statement made by our friend Hine of the Lowell Jiaraaf, re­ published by ua last week, that Mr. di constitute i i. iwykrsWilber ia the finest Orator in the Sials. ,. , , . .. y- . j 1 a fund, fur the payincm 01 The display made by tho Fire depart- wHich per^a1“r perwm* may su. «nt was of real interest to tbe public Uln by the killing or wounding ol sheep 1 1 hat I Must mid Wilf Sell in Sixty Davs. Yard wide Shectiu] Stripe Shirting Cottonadcs. r“'1OL„_„. (’iusimere, " 25 to 35c. Hora’ Suits. Wool, Mens’ Union Caraiinvrc suits, wool. “ Cotton suits, Linen Coats, New Advertisements. /Hr SrrLt, or tprs $5.00 4 c^ps chiac, really did themwdvr* great ered- | u U>. «d>« fc nradin; » il “■ ”5 * *» ~~~ ■ i the u>wn*Lin board, who shall proreeu u,« nt, .r n< Ih. a..e~ „ *, *» UfU»U ~ MM w; 'J» "hJH UNDER FIVE VAST TENTS WITH H« IMPORTED CLOfflS s CiSSIHESES. -i. o..x - First-Class Instruments. I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. off pleasantly without a single accident 1 w()Ua jyd by a dog or dogs, he -shill >„ law* u. • of any kind, aad there was net an ar- make a certificate thereof in writing. rest for dr^kronem or disurdrely con- «tating tho amount of dam“gy switainM | J-w4 1 _ R. MUDGE and record it in the reenrd* of tho town»hip or city- The said justice shall re1 evtvo for bis services in each raso tho sum of two dollars, and ten o-uts far each mile actually and necessarily traveh«d by him in j-rforming such service, . ... . . r.---- a r.._l i vn me via ar xonia a. >ern>u-i acxi- । — — i—— - — , ■ _ aussrax* rtriNsi m CMMa, er e:tr omier or omrer*. FINE NEW STOCK OF dry noons. New Scales At Hastirms. New Styles. New Prices. i My MACHINERY Veiy Low. CLOTHING. 1.500 WILD BEASTS AND 10.000 CURIOSITIES. axis and -Isis thronged the public m]wuv for hour*’ before tbo appointed time. A bearv squall of wind nerves* rdy delayed the ucwuioa far two or three hour*, but at BIX ITS AND SHOES, qUWIITEE fectly ealm. Mndre direction of the Prof, the balloon was got into position and its inflation with hot air was com­ menced. The canvass wxm fiEed am! In mac I up nearly sssrenty-fire feet high­ er. The basket was a willow one of a ! Wareroom. .io. Greene, near Hi£hth St.. S4TISF4CTIO/I PHOIX^ASIL^TOBE Shop in Bartow A Goodyear's faction therefor from the owner or own­ ers of the dog or dog* which shall hare done the damage- And provided further, That if any dog or <fog* for which a bceuso or licenses shall have been given by th,, clerk of any township or city, shall kill or wound any she;, or lambs, in any adjacent township or city, and the owner of such sheep or lambs shall not be able to obtain sati>foctian therefor from tho owner of such NEW DOUBLE CIRCUS AND 1.000 MEN AND HORSES, !\fe-HORNED HORSE! best punts ih uszingsi ' Will not be Undersold. Adjoining C. F. Dwight a Co.’e Foumtery. Sic. 5Whoever simll keep a dog. oerdrary to tho provisions of this act, shall forfeit the sum of ten dollar*, to the whole structure a thorough took be­ be recovered with coots, in aa action of fore taking kis met in tho ear, made no roauncut,oath« fort, and it was thought that his iqswsvni suKneui for the em^tom Kemythfog being »reedi■eas, the weeds “Let her g»” wsre'giv- j 1 furnish ciL Get the Best! HUH-KI .1.* SEVINS by th- clerk of which such hrcr.sc or licensee were gives, ia the earns man­ ner, aad subject to the asms proceed­ ings, as near a* may be, aa If such dam­ age bad boon done in such township or | WAREHOUSE, JOSEPH PFLUG ! Ito tabTm tarns f» Mitel THE LARGEST SHOW IN EX [STANCE. PABTEVLABS NEXT WXXt rental IK at US Shingles. Lsth. Ac. t,mi tr • •“ ADAM FOREPAUGH, | nsnmatw t r;-: >. oou:a,wjx. CORKY a OORKELI* �Tl|c Ryrdsucari B^ssaItiitm FKM1 »r urn mwn. On the 30th of Jun* a special session of the Circuit Court was held, His Hon­ or, Judge Hoyt, ou th* Bench. Tho business wu generally unimpor­ tant, though some of th* pending mo- standard exrollsnco, thia is rare prais* lions argued’and submitted were of indeed. It is Aouw.UM, not only in mow •pnctal Interont, owing to the question bnt in rfarsrtw, and ita tabla of contents ! shows a wonderful adaptation of arti­ of law and practice involved, and were I cle* to th* individual member* of th* nv follows.■ I Ebenracr J. Bench v*. Gcergo Baker, family circl*. Sim’s Little Girl, a tarnj motion for a n*w trial, on th* ground, p*ranc* story by Mary Hartwell, that ths verdict wu contrary to law and W*sth*.--tongh Block, by Karl Kase, evidence. Argued and submitted. How th* Vow was Kept, by H. V. Os­ Wright A Holbrook for plaintiff, John borne, Lunatic* at Largo, by Rev. F. Carveth and John It. Van Vidsor for W. Holland, and The Declaratfon of Independence, by J. B. Wakely, D. D­ defendant. Itoilin Hyde vs. Eliza Hyde, in Chan- I’ are arnang tho more noticeablu article*eery. Motion for alimony. Older made The Children* Department i* crowded that complainant pay defendant a solici­ full, aad roatains a puem in baby talk, tor's fee of S25 and *25 for expen***, to which without doubt, will be very mbo paid within fifty days from date. C. eeptabte to th* little one*. The price G\ Holbrook fur complainant, J. A. of the Magazine is one dollar a year. Address, Sweezey fix defendant­ Woou’s Honxnou Mxoxxixa, ' John Cromwell, ’ Jr-, Executor and Newbergh, N. Y. Margaret M. Crosswell, Executrix cf Th* dog keens* law taka* effect the 31st of this month, ninaty days from tho end of th* lereion of th* legislature. Port Huron cau soon bout of a •60,000 hotel. It wiU b* 120x150 foet, and four stories high. Ground hu been broken for tbs new car shO]— at Allegan, and the work will rvmmsnce in a few days. A Detroit wotuaa hu lately married bsr fifth billhead Thar ar* ail alive, work is soon to commenced on tho new hotel building ia that plice. Iron is now laid oa the Grand Bap- hhh i ____ Our Number is Lh, tumara (MW?noZ. TkHawls tspoo worth of turc.will be sold at cost a/ {M Bessmer. Heath Co.’s store i for the next 60 days. To make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. '\]'owill\ sellour whole stock at cost for i cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourseU. BBSSJUEB, HEATHS CO. Hastings, June 7, ’78. 7tf st>’><amsaJlraal*»Mtw«t*l W<* hav BIMJVCH STORES so don't make a Mistake. SUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS. $15 lo $25. CASSIMERE SUITS, FINE BLUCK SUITS, WHITE 112 to S40. Lingn Suits CASSIMERE SUITS, WaU. • 26 mil** north of Fyfe Lake A n»w edition of th* School Laws of Michigan is nearly ‘ " and it* distribution car* |w ill 1- tho List will and testament of Abraham I CroMwell, deceased, vs. Robert C. Stow- j art, in Chancery. Molion in arrest of judgment, argued and denied, with an attorney’s fee of »1U. Geo. C. Worth and Wright A Holbrook for plaintiff! John Carveth and John II Van Velaor for defendant. Cynthia Hotchkiss vs. James W. Hotchkiss, in Chancery. Motion for ali­ mony. Order entered requiring defend­ ant to pay complainant 150, to bo paid in sixty day*—125 for aolieitar'* foe. CHURCHES. Isj asstlscs u. With th* July number of this favorite aging tnsml—r of this firm, was for a monthly it assumes mere of a literary tinirt employed in this office. character, tho fashions, whilo not ex­ Mr. Thsrou Bute, while cultivating cluded, being plpood in th* back-ground. corn in the town of Adrian, Lenawo* county, on Tharsday, was struck by largo class of readers who value a mag­ ' gttnlng and instantly killed. He was azine for the quality uf its reading mat­ a single man, aged about 52 years, and was comparatively a stranger in the ter. Tho frontispiece is an engraving neighborhood. of “ Lady J ano Grey, that * Queen of ' aww GOOD COTTOIHDE SUITS, Among the literary contents, all origin­ al, are “The Next Heir," by Christian Boid, and “ A Winter Night," by Flor- Win. II. Stebbins, Adnduikt.-atur, et Dcpaittueul, Music, Editorials, and Re­ L,'vs. Simon Z. Durkee, ct aL, in ceipts. Bend fur a umplo number. hanccry. Motion to vats to, sj»*<ial Price 2.00 a year. Published by Dui cos A 1‘icnasox, 319 Walnut Street, this case, arguo^7nnd submitted. G.■ Philadelphia. C. Worth for complainant, I. A. Hol- j Tn t Pauais l-'xiMc*.—This sterling brook for defendant. John W. Briggs vs. John A. Martin paper has now reached its thirty-third and Alena Murdo, in Chancery. Decree year cf orutenso, having been published of foreclosure sale granted, to take place that length of time at Chicago without on or after May 1st, 1874, ia default of the omission of a single regular issue. payment of 1170 53 with interest and It- has ever Iwcn foremost in its advocacy costs. John Carveth fur complainant. of the fanner’s interests by the valuable Hmith IL Ilcuyan vs-. Carolina II. information fvrnishcd on all subject* of Henyan, in Chancery. Petition for sup­ farm indus-.y ; by it* valuable market plemental decree as to custody of child. reports, its interesting miscellany end Order entered giving custody of child to record of tho *oewn ; and in tho recent defendant, owing to tho death of com­ great movement for refmm by the Far­ plainant Geo. C. Worth for defend- mers' Organ'-ations against all upjpe *sive monopolies, it has proved itself the Potteryillrt was dedleat*d on* we«k ago | last Sunday, th* sermon being preached by Bev M. W. Fairfield. Other pas­ tor* participating in the sorvice* were Rev. Mr. Huntley, Itev Mr. Glidden of Grand l<*dge, R*v. W. B. Williams of । Charlotte, an.1 Bov. Mr. Ashley of Oli-1 v*w Th* Congragabonal choir uf I Charlotte came in a body a.id supplied charming music. Th* society at Pot­ terville was organirod an yoar ago. Tho new church is a brick structure, 45 by 34 goat, neatly finished fa ash end black vrafaut. It sill seat oyer 200 worshipers, and cost •2,200, which tho society there will wholly pay Several pending motions were put 'out owing to tho abseocn of Attorneys, p.’e* at which it ia published (only Two and there being no further business the Dollars por year) ia little compared to tho benefits derived from its ]>erusal. Court niljour.u-J without day. Published by Tur I’sitxis Fstuia Co., Chicago, lib. Send for specimen copy. Home, and they ar* nut a few, can re- | member old Churchill and his peculiar wsys. One day ho was riding on I horseback, when ho was mot by an old > woman who had nut so many of this world's gned thing* a* ho. Taking out ; Ilin wallet, ho handed her a quarter of' a dollar, and rodo on. He had ridden only a short distance, when ho began to soliloquise thus: “ Now, wouldn't I have done better to have kept that money, and taught myself some tiling Whooliog his horen round ho n<dc back to where the old lady was stand­ ing. end said : Give mo that money!" She handed it to him, wondering what he meant. Placing it in hi* wal­ let and at tho same time handing her a five dollar bill, he exclaimed : 7Lr» SUITS, Say man : ore you hungy T Woman are you faint for want of food 1 Child do you want something to cat? If so call at L. E. Stauffer’s Eating House North Side State Street, wluiro you will find everything in tho lino of eatables, only 25 cents por meal. 16tf l'ltt)n.UIUIII\! Working Pants, Hickory Shirts, 75 ctn. to $2.00. NO. 4. I, John Wolf, of the City of Has­ tings, County of Barry, State of Tho beauties of our present |»*tal For the put pose ot encouraging ar­ tists to luako the magnificent scenery of system u aptly illustrated by tho follow­ Michig’n, do no­ Michigan more of a speciality, in their ing which wo clip from a loading Now sketching aud photographing, a* well England |>a|>or. It says : ‘The annual tify , and desire as to bring together in a panoramic ' postage on a copy of the Buim Jtr.nal every person, view tho grandest imd'bost sceuory from all parts of the Blate, tho Executive er iu Sen Franriscoj* 11.20 per annum; man, <woman, or Committee of the State Agricultural । but it is W.10 per annum if placed io Jtuciwty, have determined upon iveum- tho buz of a subscriber in tho Boston Sultry. child who has a । mending the'payment of tho following ‘ postoffii-o. Was thsro *vcr a greater . special premiums, in addilum to tho piece of absurdity ?" ~-I. 0. 0. F. — O^ Tuesday ovoniag lb. dollar in money Sickly so. ’ extended list under this clans. officer* of HasUng* Lodge No. 57, I. 0. । For tho boat coUevifon of not 1 than i/Tin Bossn ov Enpesnou.—On Sa.ur- F., for the current tunn aero installed to spend, that I Weather bcautifal. , thu. r 1'hotograpbu of Michigan scenery. day evening Uic gentlemen olcrtod as by Jeoob Ifa* D. D. G. M , as fol am in want of it member* of tbe Board of Education, met Supreme Court in seuion at Lansing, iI by a Michigan ardst— •20.00 prosnant to taw, and organized by wWheat harvest is the order of tbe । First Premium W. T. Eastman. N. G. to meet my obli­ electing Hou N. Barlow, President. J. W. H. Holmos, V. G. II. Von Vo’vor, Secretary. »ud Hun. John M Ikosmoc, See’y. gations and that ThU should attract tho attention of John M. Nevins, Treasurer, aud then our artists and bring to tho State Fair adjourned until this (Wednesday) ere Milo L. Williams, I*. 8. I will give $1.50, to be hold nt Grand Rapids, on tho 15, ning to consider the various application C. L. Smith, O. G. Wheat ia being harvested—crop light ItJ, 17,18, 10 and 20 of September, the J which hod bees filed for posU'on* in furniture, for Noe appointed, 1. G. —quality extra. finest display of scenery ever mad" nt Cora never looked better at this seaeach and every N. J. Broaeon, W. ✓SousiCczszxTS.—We wsio shown Illis some •169,000 worth of choice goods J-11--, 4.*L.n4- wvanw John Seward, It 8. to N. G. of all kinds, which they arc closing out. ClOllEbl uH.ni L HUiy msrning a lox of cherry enneats .‘-oas Our fire CDgin* works to the sntiusc- . Benj. Cole, Is. 8. to N. Q. the garden of cx-Alder man, D. O. tkin of tho citizens generally. J. W. Wright, B. 8. to V. G. happen to come The Exaiutiro Committee uf tho rele- W«oley, that were sa largo ss so ord>IL Main, L. 8. to V. G. No Council moeting Monday nvnning. bration on tbo 4th, report me whole nsry Kiglish ch*r.y, and the best flav­ niSUTAX-— *». r. rwiuuun, >:an I into my posessNot appointed, R-'ft. 8. Cause—no quorum prewont. amount anbveribed •2d4,22: amount col­ ored of any current wo ever tasted. M r. moved hi* Dental Rooms over th..- Ito.-1 J C Service* weri held in the F-uanucl lected •2S1.22, and that thedisburemcnt* W. told us he would have had asvsral u“ “ w“St ion for the next Geo. IL McLellan, Sitting P. G. Church, at 10 i. on tho 4th. bushels but for the desturtive tendsney Tho lodge has now a membership of Our foreman i* abecht at his home in For Pyrotechnics, 168,22; for the of a nmghlior* hens, but they had eaten PxuJIo.-N. T. Parker <>t this city M'.vuaty-two, ind is prospering finely. will sell nt law figures, for cash or good NINTY DAYS Battle Creek, on a two weeks’ visit Band, *10,00; for Printing, fW.Ch). Msy its shadow never bo lees. aptirovvd note*: two goad Mares, ano The Mite Soc iety will l>o entertanined for Orator, 130,00; and all other expen­ weigh* about 1200 lbs., tho other alw.it as I am anxious ds, 154,00, leaving of tho amount coloa Fri.lay afternoon by Mr*. E. B. The hop al Taylors’ bowery last eve­ 'JOOlba., twoScngloLugpo*, two double locted a balance If 1'2,00, which by order ning was really an oajoyabl* affair. To­ buggies, two double and two singlo Har- to close out the of Executive Committee has boon paid day tbe bowery ia fating removed, and to J. Slattery's child who was burned by for a mammoth boqnot of unrraal tho floar, which is a splendid one, will large stock and the exp'osion of a rocket, and Um otiser beauty and rare frag ba laid away to b* called into requisition ." ■ |10 if coHected will bo sor'-pewled. If business of Th* Council, if a quorum can be obMajor you about! have added «v trt again ore long. not paid, tho Executive Committee will Johnson A Co'a. a’li<brnted Gold Pens ho host in the market, for sale at the City News Dvpjt. P. 0. building. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, cm ossn<st« ro/qww f/)Vf LUflBEIf FWSlfED l/t C4g LO^D jsdco tair.ml, will bo in uwaion ou Munday feci at liberty to publish the namee of evening pelt. the paruos who subscribed it, in tho pa. Hoo. D. E. Cook, left home oa Mon­ day afternoon f«r a few days’ sojourn in Wc*tetn,Now York. Hiram Powers, the great American j sruiptor, dfod at Florence, Italy, aa tho 27th ult, aged 68 yoar*. Competition being the life of busi­ ness. uur furniture dealer* ore making thing* hvely. CalFou them. New potatoes are making their ap­ pearance, not on orr streets, but on the lions* in rourse of erection on Ajipfc St th* railroad. J. L. Heed is building an addition to his dwelling house, on Jeffcrwm Street north of tho railroad H. A. Bu«i-U is building quire an addition to his reridcnco iu U» Second boot tables of some of otir citizens. Mr. V. Lein* hm. hi* new store «m Jrwso IL Grant father ot th* Presi­ State Street up to the second »toiy, and dent, died at Covington, Ky., of general will eoon have it inclowxl debility. at 7 P. M, Juno 29th. C. L. Johnson ia building » ■»» ✓I. it a fact, that we have not an ordi­ Wagon Shop, near th* <—<»«■ Clmreli nance or CHy law fa this City of not­ and Apple Btrewtv ings, that is in any dogreo valid ? The Track at the Fair Ground la l>eOur County Superintendent of Schools is notifying, by portta! ranis, tlio time ing put ia order far th* {fouutj Fair. When delta it will be as good a half and place* of holding the fall exammamile Track a* there is in the State- Sons Sesin.—Tho 8l Johusbury, CaWmsM says that the Messrs. Fair­ banks hare received an order tho pres­ ent weak for fire sixty-ton rai'-oad track scales for tho Erie Bailway. They shipped eevontoeu car loads of scales last week, and they hare the* far shipped 170 ton* more scale* this year than daring tbo same months last Ltarrxix* Ccax.—The prompt rel'*f afforded in numerous caasa by tho use of Dr. Trask’s Kagnaiic Ointment has not only persuaded people that it contain* Ma^uotism. but they call it the Lightning Crre. In Bhcumatiun, Wandeiing Pains, Neuralgia, and Irritability, one *pp' catiou give* relief, and continued use will usually accomplish a permanent ortopoekat. No rars, no Jay. Haoxtsw ox thi Iwswaaz.—The offi­ the remedy at the drag stare ol The Street loading to the woU ‘too of cial report* show that tbo um of import­ Bobarts* Co. th* city north of tbe Thoenapple, i* I*- ed risers ia largely on tho '■ i Ml eepoeially in N*W England. I*. Boston ler hand of Mr. Thomas Altoft. th* report shows ih* ianosm|(lnii to hare Uat 1* IBM. ’ «7«. ^Oa Tuesday we mot el Grand Bapids U«r A. W..Bo3ey is budding a Hou. N. Beriow. I. W. Vroouraa, Hou fence on Hi* West side of his lota <>n 4 221M2. - 1871. 447MW. aid thus D. Striker, W. IL Powers, Jchn CarviUh , Broadway, and ha* otharwise derak dly f„ tbs present year A* femaud large- end L A. HuIhsmA The popularity of Lee Reed's csrri. .gm fc fnBv demonstrated by his Urge soto. in tho past few mouths, and havmg reorivwd esdsra for Iwewfy bag*-. more than ho baa on hand l/A fane Picnic far tbe bwnefit of tbs children taunectod with the M. EHiradsy School, is being brfd.tHs (Wed newlay) afternoon, in tho grove ttsur the rwManro of Hom B. J. Grant. Jjvt thanks are du aad tendered to Townsbip, in tti* county, committed sui^ rid.<x» the7th tn*L,by hanging.W.teorw tLst the p roboWo of riliiallaU. Hre AfaraP.TTMS»>.l. tbo death of ■ little grand ctald aboal a Mn. Nancy Mo, Ms*. Ltoey A Pres­ year ago, vh* got kilted by a w*«oMs. J. P- Thfltp, O* W. Ml rniming over him, and from which um4 ffiatavrBar■' Mr*. Furt-es haa bean more or tea* d*Dbu^itelMMrtto^iiawrrfF. 0. LOTS. JOHN WOLF rm: twtchSm.v. For the reason that my neighbors are growling about me and say that I am not making- Tbo malarial poison in th* blood, In the Stats of Connoctic nt in the crisis *«, «a» !>.«• hurts ».- which cansee ague, anil chills and fever, 970 deaths, and 5,203 marriages ; in- is speedily cancelled and mustered out , creaee over 1571, »1 births. 1,MM by tbo use of Krom. Fever Tunic. A deatht, and 141 cuarrisgf.i. Ttare were boxoffiffl* fres of charge geo* with raoro men than women born aad died. each bottle Th* remedy i. wnrauted to contain neither arsenic nor strych­ nine. and is wammted to cum agao if Water Lime, Ohio lime, . Shingles of all kinds, a cent. But I have made all the money that I care to make, and I will divide my profits and a part of the pur- my stock of fur“initure with my - onst’mers. Hop­ ing that -skfil not be trgnbled with Mother drouth thllBum- vut.v te’wi-t wt! HAN »•»*£jyJ Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WOBK. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Carn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. ’ppplf American Organ Is Ofirii to tie hffic ■ to ftr Ecerybodu Should try them, ufors Furthest pSMrteM is jia^atailaM » IMS «■' »4 tmsUMwwr THE swjiw i HALLETT & C �MORTGAGE SALE. The Babcock ending with 187S, while within a leee ; length of time the Burlington and Mis­ suuri River Railroad had sold along their lino 408,988 acre* to no Ires than ■ 4 525 purchasers—on tan years’ credit and 0 percent, interest- On sales mode * “,!C0 7»ew Year’s that company require no parmiml on the principal uutil the beginning of thu fifth year, en i ’then only one-aoTcnth annually. Thw'tcrras—tho beet over offered— ——* running in the ears of many who bad ... kmg sat crippled in bopeictaut-w with all MlV TWO TWn BOSES niMVR -F... ^—.1 Inaufratirm nf ih« RDM. THE ____ t v Si ax agrirnltnral ano I^Onttftir. ? tICHICAH CENTRAL R. R.. ^SS^seTSsliFW'fd** ‘ ontso «tv RANTED Well may the Brahmin, rounding the world ria tho Pacific Railroad, "under that the happy dwelleri on the Missouri do not worship the steam engine which has brought them lo all the blessings he To those going to Missouri. Kansbs. 1 Nebraska. Colorado, Utah. Wyoming. Nevada. Oregon or California, wo roe-' iimmend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via St. Isiuis, over tho Missouri Pacific Railroad, which runt its tine I Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers ’ from St. Louis to principal iKiinU ia tbo J West. witAeto nUigr. Wo bolievo that I tbe Missouri I’acifi.' Railroad has the best track and tho finest and safest I equipmeutjof any line west of tlio Mis­ , sissippi, or.d its ruunodiuns with roads ' further West ore prompt and reliable. mLi^y* ,a EsSs-Ss -f&ffiS&iT'' Grand River Valley Diraim VINECAR BITTERS s-Tieeo-x Haniatlm BITTERS. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS suuri, Kansas ft Texas R. It, via Sedal­ ia, or orer the Atlantic 4 Pacific IL R-. ria Vinita. For tnsps, time table*, in­ formation aa to rates routes, ftc., wo refer our readers to I. G. Wheeler. Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd I St., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Ford Gnueral Pasrengur Agent. St- Ixiuis, Mo. Questions will be chijfrfuUv and prompt­ ly answered. |LANTATION Bitters GIVEN AWAY. I tJJa'’taUa^««£**7S,*t«7uiaiMMzkto “• *s .. Temperance Bitters'1 D 11 56 SURFACE I Michigan Central R. R. EMIGRATION TURHIK'i j OLD. RILIABLE AND DIDECT ROUTE. iu at any other time, and hereafter you will find it has been a hall hour well spent. The Atlantic ft Tacitus Railroad Com­ Just give mo the reins while you put i pony offers 1.21)0,WO ncrv« of land iu your foot on tho stop, aa if to gt-t m ; i Central end Southwest Miwouri. nt tho horse makes a inorajto gu; I tighten from S3 to S12 jkt acre, on e-n n sears' tho reins and say ••whoa." Now put time, with free tran»;<ortation from St.your toot on the step again; tho bom- l*>uis to all purehasers. Climate- aril, makes another move; 1 bold tho reins timber, mineral wealth, schools, churchand speak to him again. Tho burse is ea and law-abiding society invite rtuigetting excited. l*at him a littb on tho grants from all |»tnU to thia land of neck, and talk to him soothingly. Put fruits and tic won. Fur particular" ad­ your foot cn tho step again, an i repeat ' drew A. Tuck, Land Conitnwsi.i nor, St.this process until tho horse will stand I Louis, Mo. . <7 still for you to get in and adjust your­ self in your seat and toll him to go. A few such lessons wilt train him so that I,. N. MIXER’S ho will always wait fur your cider l/e , lure starting* ... , , Now as your horse has just boon fed, drive him at a very gentle pace fur the first two or throe mile", until ho warms up and his body fio-romes lighter But, before you start, let mo show you bow to hold ths reins; Take them in your left hand, hn¥o theta of «pial lenght from the bit. and to cross each other in vour hand, the off, side one renting on M FOWLER'S GREAT “ORE LIVINGSTONE /J II : aJ5*- Scrofula Syrup ’RISE DODD’S NERVINE $50,000 00 DOES IT! DR. A. TXLASX'S Magnetic Ointment iriAXliArCET IISZASXS. IN VALUABLE GIFTS ’ SINE’S finger, tho back of the hand upward. Now in guiding tho horse, you have only to tm the wrist joint, which will, direct him rfther right or left, as you | wish. Keep your hand steady, with a gvntlo racssurr on the bit—no jerking or switching of tho reins. If mure speed | is wanted, uko tho whip in your right hand, to V gently used tor that purpose; bo careful nut to apply it any harder than ia necessary to bring him up tu the required spied. >l«»k 10 aojtbnglywudintttnato m the most gen­ tle manner, what you want him to do, and ha will try to d-» it- So noble an animal should not iw handled roughly, nor over-driven When you return have the harness removed at once, and the ’IFT JtiNTERPRISE. n i> tis New E>ilal Family Marat to GraS a jits! Frac,«l S5UD mail I JLKrK;'GREENBACKS!7^ l ive Pnre. fUH) ;/ 1 <>-■ . mullite rvrurra .-.i-l Muttlrrf |Ur.r« «n!i 1 tissuT i 5774 Every year increases tlic popularity of thit vulnaMc Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. Wo can a-eoiru our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard; aud it is the only reliable and perfected prep­ aration for nttoring Gjlvt or F*»w> JIaib to its youthful eulor, making it soft, luitroti", and silken. The sinlft by iu use, becomes white and dean. ■PDERCtr rpiiL >t:w MHlTIIWIMtXX Ki»l!T>- Price. *1.00 per Bottle. Miril iaiitz S bit Ifctim UM Dr. WELL'S Eire «I Jinteiia It is net a quack nostrcm. The Ingredients sro published ca ssch bcUle of medicine, e It'.is uwd nod rccommiT.drd by Phy­ sicians wherever it has l*en Introdocel. Itwill positlvsly cure SCROFULA, SYPR1LIS tn t'r» twn’ows sfnecs, RHEU­ MATISM. WHITE B WEL^ LING, GOUT, GOITRE'. A. Morrison's Adi 'g Department. xllcut finality; Bust Pczran purjmeeC’ OUS DEBILITY, INCIP­ IENT CONSUME TJON, niui.eizm titty TlYrTotnL j. w' to.ottl.r.1 ■-.nTr.«t#l «< Peninsular Railway. CLEVELAND. QIHa SSu ■! »«v ■!! e^/a^jareFWi??**1^ THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD. Ayer’s ■ —ssgtinH’.-csstiJS: a-JSWtrfiT; trtSis •.»«!> treat -Umar Ikt CuRrtli««a> 111 th, IltitlMi in mH < aulr.Ue luul -UwrlbrJ Buckingham ’s Dye rasrsr.orwsss axu ■; •c-no rntru Tet*T»t>e? 17 Ireal n~u uS ,iM>a**at Ihk r-n>.l~cK. i .lite •» *• gate of the temple most »sy to the poor utvf,lian><tfatf itua tum>««rw,<> •• *'Ye»,'' replied the artist, and aloe I tbe GOLDSMITH'S BRTART 1 STRATTOR «m rU «.iUr. ar u; > , n UnnMT. U lUnCnn lm»; shra tk*i V* • lrt«, «f th Sarsaparill w. E. HEAMES A C0M FLOUR MERCHANTS [atmron AM. SABIN. WiGnaCuiisKi Mental. Onfy 60 Cents per Bottie.^ 1AKH00D: HOW LCST, HOW tStCEU Supai aiilcttaial DENTIST BOILER WORKS. SsEHStSrirj-. BteSS TOWLT1T WORLD A(atS ixnct th � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-16.pdf 3353e2058318754349b7b3873c25d10f PDF Text Text Th* ft.«n>sueM Tlfe fyydsue'i VOL. XVIII. nriiiii । mu Mwitjal and BMes Cards. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. 1873 GREBLE -- -XXX.W " , & RUSSELL, Have a Full Stock of HARDWARE ! Don’t fail to see the HASTINGS SULIY CULTIVATE! NO. 12. fnw ita NU'TnA OWw. I saw, too. n dirk ktiifo on the floor, OI« WAT TO MEATFT. eioeo at hi. aid. Hooked at him tin instant—even, rhispored Tridi., than I rememtarod to pity him—then his alm, "papa is ash . .—,------- if tafrF* arid He pulling. and out of breath; •.' I gu< 1 wss mistreat of tta situation, for I had come from behind Mm—done all asina flash of light—and a-he rmo to taa foot I stood with my hack tn tho tightly ae dosed door, with a calmnree that showed ,--------------------------- - ----------- —'■ wm not unhappy with Mrs. Maltby. it waa not my intention to immediatelv "lamkeepiag urorjbody awvi 111 Only sometimes I wished for a little arouse tta bouse. get th. lute. ' most startling episode. I With a prreonce of mind equal to my So Horrie stuck his hands In his own, he put the roil of trills ho hail benu Wo had company to dine—Mrs. MMuchiur for into tho fob erf hi. waist­ pockets, and whistled end waited, .winging round thia way aud that way, coat, and with a glittering eye regarded lint on one foot and. tlica on the other. » — petite, and I '* Huh!” whispered Tejd^ rijapfag hatr,«j I somsttass did, foe sta liked tho kite through the crook, "Your boots squeak, they do." But away acamperri Horrie, dieking warning, the door was flung open, and ..txl.ods at every etopt untangling hie a yosmg walked la­ 1 bobs and fixing his strings, and eMaabI foil Mrs. Maltby start under my tack. I will tot you go.' bng over Aunt Susan's rocking, chair, heads. (myself wae frighten st, the Hu intense attention of mo changed na4 carrying a clatter every inch of tta intruder looked w> bdd and recktau. to a look of wonder. He was very handsome, but ho looked •Ton, child, are not afraid of me F ’“Asidly hud tta door latch clinked HSe.i3WCLfti ‘^^^B^OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! •No,' I answered truthfully. • ■ 'Bt I watched you in your sleep a moment ago, debuting whether it were neoeeeary to kill you or not’ •You must have boon glad to find that it wae not nocoasaty,’ I answered. Ho looked more astonished than be­ fore, but 1 did not stop to think of that. ‘Put the money back,’ I said. \ AVitli^u full lino »( extras on hand. W'T’UIU’JJJ A KBit WAGOX The only Wagon with tho Hlnpn Hlntiulorri Bpoko. Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson oi Lenawee county takes HARNESS, on hand, made to Order. TIN. COPPER. . SHEET IRON WARE Mulhifhctured to Order just commencing some axclataaticm, when she spied Tridie ou his tip-toe. •Do not do that,' said 1. *1 ata yuur and his finger on his bp. lend I was sorry for yon that day.' "My! what’s tho matter, Tridi.P' Ha did not speak, but a troubled look she saiil oil oamwtnaes in a minute ; isturbed tho jpalu fixrinsss of bis has t»ranm got that dreadful headco. acta again F' •How niueh money hare you there T ** No,” ho eaid, laughing and pulling hot out of the door, and farther ana further along tho porch, and peeping Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS COMBINED CORN AND SUMMER FALLOW SULKY CULTIVATOR I flung onon the doer next to my writing daak and camo back. ■Tbaao 1 will giro you fronlr.” 1 said, opening tho rolL ‘You saul to your aunt it should bo the but time, and I BXdkCKSKXTHIHG. Viwr DENTIST Wille,. ■ Mickijan. COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL ! Empire Bloct Hastm Junt 19, 1871 dwight Pure Wines and Lienors! & wmtnAT.T. jpoetrn. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. What is it ? DRUGS Michigan Exchange. Medicines T. IlTsasUadsraAUu PAINTS & OILS IF YOU WANT I'HESCRIPTIONJJ AND smm linos! POEM FROM AL 'S MACHINE Chromo School Cards, 9nr ffgos oeroT. FAMILY tiMoMr ,M«ai WHa*UU»M Islkall Throe years passaiL . 1 had never heard a word of Guy Hedfoy. when, one ing madn front jitenyftteisi in Wftass, day, tho Bromleys of Now York, who from which form the tarin at a vary were coming to visit me, Mkri leave to bring a friend. I axtondnd tho solidtod invitation, and Mr. Guy Sedley camo. It was a shock, but he gave no token olthe-jxsL TUriaimri from hi. errors, ui Europe and tbs taut, wnlteei by tta lii gy gktori 1 C. he was so refined and manly that ta was tho distinrrtstad of my gmets. I loved him, tat I thought: ‘Ho must bate re. tta wamp^ uf ms righto. Ho SKigWEt£j£Jn HASTINGS IARBLK TUBE! tTALikK • "“*■ VaA^fa^ School Books J- Stationery bh elves. stc. Ts I don't know why, but from that mo­ ment 1 pitied him. Ho got up and cmnmenopi walking tha floor. I tell you Winifred, I must have this money,' he eaid. ‘I jnnst for you,' 1 said with taara in my eyas have it to-night, to-night,' ta repeated. *¥«,' ta said, gravely. ‘And 1 love Mrs. Maltby was silent. I caught a yvu for it.' gllmpm of tar Ceca Flint wae not He put Mrs. Maltby’s money back, and rearrang«d tta chest I begun to body there like Luey Watson and me, listen nervously for voice, about tlio to see to you.” bourn, but all was very still. IJn Lx-kod Tta tears were pretty nearly in Tritho cheat and gave mo tta key. i <lu>,» eyee. Inst ho triad to keep them •You know where it » kept F i back, and still the frixxlsd, brown head •Yre, in a drawer in her dreestng went on bobbing up ana down, and ev­ room-' I wondered how ta hod obtain­ ery way over the cherry basket, while ed it 'Harry and got away.' the tongue trotted on, too, as fast as *Ttare is no danger; I pared tho way poasibU. carefully. Pure, Drava, little girl, how •' You see I could not spare you mine, fearless you are for yourself!' for I must barn them for luncheon to­ Ho looked at mo eornratly, u U he morrow—I might rparo you four, maywished to carry away a dear movie ry ta, and maybe Lucy might spare you of my features, then wrapped his eLak six; that makes” counting on her fiaabout him, flung up tta sash, aud gere—■' let me eao, why, it would be leaped aoundlresly out into the dark­ quite a lull six and tour make tea; but 1 just do think you might have gone to ness. I extinguivtad tho taper .and crept get your own and—” back to bed. I did not hear a sound *• But. sister," broke id Teddrn, “ I don't want yours a bit, only just to about the house until daybreak. When I arose I saw tta diik-knife glittering in the suuUna naar mt writ­ know papa waa so tired, and there was ing desk, where I bad laid it Then I uobedy to take care about (he noise; and yon must not speak so loud now, it ahuddwri. At eighty o'clock the watchman who will just wake him right up, after wutapt on tho grounds waa found I gagged and bound, just inside sllriBat, m it happened papa bad bean born'e mitrancr. ‘ Yas, Guy Bedk-y uwaku several minutes and Lad coms pavri ta. way oooly and surely. to the window just in time to aoe tta A year later I was mistrcM of Ital- little frixxtahead thrown back toughing burn; tta tasiutiful boose, tta spacious and shaking at tta idea of anybody on grounds, were ell .mine. Mrs Maltby liulo as Iridio etayiag home fame tta tad diri and taqueatliri them to mo. cherry tree to take care of anybody so big as papa; In tune, too, io sre a.foar On her dying bed aho had said: •Violet, you are my heiress. Thoro is roll down the little brown cheek, ns only one bring taing who tas my blood Toddle tip-tori tack to tta bril door, •Ob, God!* H. flunggp.hl4.ams with in his veins; him I disown.'' tiho iiia heart almost broalfag between pauasd, and then wont on : “You havo thinking of tta ta1’- chorne# aad.flf. be­ seen my brother; I loved biro; I was ing co hlllo ho could do no good to any ambitious for him, but hia natural bout odo ao big as papa. But when Tsddw Was eviL Wo bail a ctuum. Flora, n pooped softly m at the door.nd saw lovely child, who was brought up with psie looking bright and refreshed after him. They worn engaged to ta- mar­ his (rood stoop, amt foil th. kiss whfch ried, but I forbade it 1 revealed to bar said. "Aly Hills Teddi. has done all this for me,” ptang than any words osuld, and daris of daring. She loved him, he forgot aJjKbout cberru-s and about she trusted him ; but nhe was delicate being so very.little, and tanc that to and died. lie said I killri her.’ Hha grew pain, even past her dying pallor She went on: ‘When I last *aw him thn officers of justice wore after him; ta was a doftallor; ho hail stolen money tn pay hli with a tiiuoly pape: gambling debt- He is probably in jail untitlod Jock A»ta now. but I will havo none of him. and culinr tompiatana i fluencne to which si r-WJF I went and took a seat near him. ‘How lovely this view is!' ha sxdstewd, pointing toward the distant �POSITIVELY THE lari ST AND FINEST SHOW ON EARTH! No Dull Tinies 14 OOMIWQ keMt the two Governments and to adranco the luUrrets of the United States in tho i lands ruled by the Sultan. 1 The Y. M. C. A. of Chicago Imveinjtinted an excellent work by opening 1 tree reading room in. th» MicUgM, 1 Southern : k I-L:,.: .:> ■ 'f..r | tho convenience of irmim. Tho cUtor ol the Woodstock. Vt.. j-Slzaderd bad sent to him from PlymI outh. on tho ‘28th of June, a frfititj । of snow taken from a anew bank in ic Rocky Mountain grizzly. An .1 that town, and adiahofhrt maple euthat ho enjoyed sugar <m enow joitrich tian was an oatrkb. ami gays jI gar, so M.- .1_______ --___ *. -Y a .. \tlm ipectator seme idea of what that Luge leathered specimen is, waa also a lavorite with the crowd But it would be vain to attempt a rocnpitulatiutt of Certain Texas politicians, now in I everything. Suffire it to say that there Washington, have got into a warm , wi re about three acre* covered by thia wrangle about the disposal of certain New Advertisements. offices in the Stale, and instead ol re­ with animals c«-h of which waa a t ferring the mattar to ths people at the healthy specimen uf a rare speciet. In tile next tent wm Um- ring « polls in tho usual way, they liar* rushed amphitheatre. With the avristaucu to Long Branch, to gyt the ear of the Mr Dingrss. the genthnuaaly agent. President and to secure his docuuin up­ on a matter *l>oat which he can know but little and probably caret les*. Tho chief parties seotu to be Gov. Davis; and Gon. dark, poatmastcr nt Gahrenuu ; Ibe former sp[>eara to want a r»-uu<uination, and tho latter opposing it aa dolrimental to Ute Republican urgaumation forepaugii shows Sherman J. Rich Crockery. Tea’s, Coffee’s, Stoneware. TEA and COFFEE, 'hkh^«™y Also, be has a Image Stock of all kinds of Fish. CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS At the old stand of M. Allen, 6ta» Street. Hastings, Mich. SMITH. MANEE& PRESTON. ySo" a cm:tw <□ ~y <s-ooi>a ’MOK. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need tn MUSIC, UNDER FIVE VAST TENTS j AT NEW YORK FHICEN ’ •»1" c“"“' •» 8““ •»' J-s-~« lb. rue.. s—s n~t • Streets, Hasting*. Hulling J5.QOO People. consisting of . TWO ENORMOUS MENAGERIES' live rnagaitii ent laoise .a* if *iu part <>t him, and, iiyb-t-d, w^n or her Leanly site might l>« tak-i h ; the loatortionivl, Sigiwr Far ii ikes one believe that hr- In-lung - ONETH3JIAHOMEH AND HORSES SWH! j. 4/04. BACON &, KARRS’ IftPROVED Being the most simple in con­ SnlfK theant! Wlueasily elrr «f-adapted II 'Umhi fur st metof ion, to 10,000 Woiitaful Curicsitii visit relate* Io local polif-cs, a Lout-1 it unce be giyeu to understand that tb-v have got into the wrong plare. Thv Admieiatratiiin has, ptdf-eriy, neither time or dispositi-m to adjudicate up-.ti any such issues. The practice of rue • uiog to Washington or to the FreuJuut. now to prevalent nil over the South, to secure tho adjustment of every little Axlitical difficulty which can and vttghrt^ be settled at home by the voters convented, pieeeni a scandalous epectark, and is corrupting and pernicious to tho organization which allows it. We uev or thought much of the Democratic theory of States' rights gjuverthvlev* wr Fourth by a t.'iO,(K>0 tintit tiuti, that ttth of the thirty seven Sunday aiuniiug the - Lluff«l States composing this Republic are rotu- were umslceaed by an uailbqaakpeUnt to take care of their own adair -. U >p< L.IM. SATWTACTIOS «. Glassware, trtair tho Indian chiefs Santauta and Big Tree, the protection of whom is pledged in soma way by the (Jenera! Govvrnuteui, only ou condition that tnu of the Federal oAuvm in hi- Hute, induing of course, that of )»>stuuui.-r al Halves ton, shall be placed at hie dhposal I: Davis has really gone Io Doug Btauch UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. different kindsin ofthe work, t it (luarnning the past year Brat easier, faster, and with less noise than any otherover sewing iiilcc of its Superiority alt. THE TWO MENAGERIES Here can bn sevn a MONSTER FCEBIi’OlIM I ■ other setting machine.- First-Class Instruments. This week we publish an advettieeusctit detailing a few of the hwdiug features of Mr. Adam Forepaugh.s gigan'i- exhibitxm, which is to exhibit here the afternoon and evening of Wednesday, July 23d. The coming of Nr. Forepaugb.s two great Menageries, gram] par« of Ubi.> are v-ry greatMuseum, and Equestrian oqpuii.-atiou The City Council -I Ole into thia county will prove a rate treat Tuesday uight pa Mod an New Scales New Styles. most stupendous aiuuseinen: euterprw* of tho age, and is worthy tho patronage of everybody. The arrasgvmeot of the tve great exhibition tents is such that all who would like to look at the imuiouse collection of animals, and curios­ ities in tho four Menageries and Muse­ um tents, and not come in contact with New Prices. The Magnificent Museum nagerie exhibition. Exp«rl:::~ to setfor !•> approval on fata return. all Bony County at Heatings on Wed­ Hon. E. B Ewing, one of tin- Su­ nesday July -Id. th* day of exhibition, premo Court Judges of Mirevuri. died nt Iron Monnlnm Saturday night of cerwbro spinal meningitis. and in order that this community may Twenty p-rsons were drowned at know in what estimation the establish­ Gre<n lake. Wisconsin, on the Fourth, ment vf Mr. Forspaugh'a is held by the by the uj-«-!tiiig ut boat* during a poop!* of this State, we republish the fol A jewelry store at Bmuduu. Vf was lowing nolire from the Detroit Frikae. rubbed by Lurghun early Thursday in which city Fompeogh lately exhibitmorning ol 15,000 worth of goods. Tim Delaware peach growers hare . Very Low Bt.y/ Suita. Wool. Union’ Ciwdxncrc Huito, wool. “ Cotton rniits, I.iQm dotita, fit* STrm Of ifUTS 4 cups TWO-HEADED NEGRO GIRL,' 6679 ia’jjtja'aagi.aSe MIMS, 1 Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. ‘HDfflOTRSE! as«sa THS GREAT DOUBLE , CIRCUS'. Equestrian Aggregation and lloonui ontl Offices to rents over nij; store. Useless. Mu u.icx <■: Ft, MUDGEi Performing Wild Beast Show. 1 AwoeslI-sIraAr setars BS<I selmsea in u.a c>MORTOACE^AlJC. 183390 ML IMONI RUSSELL & NEVINS Joseph pt lug i CITY TWO CMAMJO EXHIBITION IU.S.-T. uA r.ni.a.L-r, I.-. * It t > • nemtemew in ewWWndmi. Ckllkrea ws4«r 50 Gorgeous Golden and Emerald Cagea NEW STOCK OF Light and Heavy Groceries. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. ^WTBl WSFICTIOft I Mrs. Utwa V. Brook ar. sister of Vie­ nna C. Woodhull died la N- Y. City Wedaesdsv. of Bright s daseere of the Id—w ' ' J. Cole & Son, HATS AND CAPS, boots and shoes, PATENT COOLER W1I0I.E3AI.I: A IttTAIL GR NEW WAREHOUSE, PHCENIX CASH STORE Ota gak dik UratUtiu atu LAID lUffiE, mm WHBUK,: UElOi BAIR Shingles, Lath, Ac. Will ”<* be Undersold. �Tlfe Rj»fifeucAfl piared hfatrelf in cere of Dr. Charles Ruaaal! and i* rapidly improving, aad hopro to bo out in a short time II. is to Room an, st the Hastings House, where bp will b* pleased to re* any of hte old friends aad nrighbor* Regular Mooting Monday reentag, July 14th, 1873. Prraout—Mayor, R<K-ordar aud Aid*. Dawson, Mulgr, Ifokv, Jnwoll, BesamcT. Hanu, aad Bentley Minutv* read and approval. By Aid. Bcaamer— Thrt tho word* ‘ in tho ward to purwni owninr" in th* rose fatten in regard io (laving itroete adopted Jun* 18th, 1878, b* .truck out and th* word ‘agniaat" b* inserted instead. Adopted by ayes and nay** Th* sidewalk Committee reported a* Th* New York ffsreUpublishes a re­ port that th. mate Park Omamimioappovated by th. fast legislature favor '-he eouvereion rate a State Park of an immeoro tract of land almost entirely in th. Adirondaaka much frequented by tourist* and covering about 834,000 aoree, which, wtee finished, would be th* largest pork in th. world but UM. th. United State* Park on tho Yelfow- ■■! ■■! Oar Number is Canal Street. We have no BRJ1JYCU STORES so don’t make a Mistake. Ht’MMEH CASSMERE SUITS, laaxtuu—The later Orrea offisre tn prepay th* portage on albite exchange*. Nor Qrrra R> Ltraaat—Agretaag to •end n Dailey one year foy the publica­ tion of its I’aoerncrr*, and then »topp>«< it nt the rad of six months, a* |ho Chi­ cago TrAuat and Araimy Past hXV* done sidfandks would respectfully report: that they hare carefully examined the different Wards of the City, and they, would recommend that sidewalks and Commoncing at the Bridg* on East •id* of Michigan A venue, running North to tho rreidonce of Mr. Happen. A We commend thu item to the atten­ crorewalk arro** Michigan Avenue on tion of Senator Richardson of tho 2nd District, Duncan. Stewart and that ad­ dle-brained Griffith, who played recond liddie far the cpporiUon to the Park at Detroit, at Lansiog last winter. CAS8IMERE SUITS, CASSIMERE SUITS, $10 II $15. l.r*r or Rrmix* remaining at tire Hastings P. O. July 15th. 1873. Mr*. Lucinda Brown, Susan Croat, C. A. Cam, Purer Durkee, Alexander Eno*. Charles Juhuean 2, Jonathan lemsbury, Harry A. Sperry. FINE BH0K SUITS, Direct your letter* to number of P. O. WHITE 4/T0 BIf OUn GOOD COTTO^Dg 3UIT9, Linas Suita sttre and certain ague cure will find it at J. P. Roberts, ft Oto's, drug store. A chill cure, warranto! to cure ague, wnr- State Street to the bridge, crosswalk on East aide of Crook Jj’root, across Stalo Street, cress un both sidex of Jet!i>r»on Street, acmes Stale Street, aula walks 16 feet wide from Honry A. Gb^dyear’s strychnine, and warranted to do good without danger of doing harm. It I leaves tho system in a vioroua healthful I condition, free from all ague and ma!-I nrial potion*. A box of pills tree c,<. charge with each bottle. Ask for Krore j Of the townships in this county, Thornappl* pays tho largest tex for 1 It­ 'S, her statpMx lining 1041.05 and that of Pnurtevilte *999.25, and tho lowest io paid by Yankee Springs *445. <14, and t ho next on tho list is Hope, J'rtxa.—In rases of piles. Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment art* like a cbarre, afTordiu; immediate and poetive relief by one application. Wo know uf person* who ran got re- already ordntad in tho Mound ward leading tn the School House. Wo We Cud the alnve in nearly all our would, also, recommend that the side­ exchangee, including the Detroit TrA­ walk. lie repaired in front of D. C* mm, the N. Y. TriAsow, and the Boston llawteys, J 8. Goodyear*, James A. 8wou*»*r* and M.S. Stebbea* reeideni-o. . All pcrwu* who aspire To beauty or personal appearanno should not ncgto* t that natural acoensory, tho hair By many It has bean neglected until tho hair has bocvum thin, gray, or «utir»ly John Adams of Quincy, Maarechuw-ts, and whi ther they ever read that his mm, John Quincy Adams, l-*ramn I’ren- tile West side of Church Street. Ret>airing the walk* in Pont of llcury Baifoy*. Ix l*Maaxa Ctocav,—Proceeding* for Ed. Holbrooks. Geo. M. l<cwcys and Dr. Upjohn* r<«*tdenco*. A crowwalk lb* wrek ending July 11. 1873. Eatafoof Katie P. Taylor Minor, iutoss Broadway uq the S>uth ride ol Ichabod W. Taylor, appointed guar- Center Streot, Si.lo walk* an 1 m»*uw*lk* Sultry Showery. administrator tiled, hearing on allow­ ance Aug. 4th. Estate of Charles B. Broadway to Cass Street, a crosawalk | Athaarn and Sarah K. Pickerd, minors aero** Green Green Street on the East rid* of Market Street, crosswalk aero** Green 8lrest ou th* East »id* of Broad­ way. All of which is respectfully sub- Gold 115 1-4. Abundant.—Ch*rri*s and Currant*. lte;>ort say* that there u to be anoth­ er decline in th* price of tea. z Whortleberries are in market, end the crop i* said to be a large on*. «h*at grow in ths shock. Decidedly loaded.—The current bualie. and cherry tre*e on th* ground* of Hou. Shuman C. I’rindl*. , In the townahep of Prairieville the !* last wmtor waa paid on every diecriptiou of the real eetate < Nell Parker fa ietting double team* at tt,U0 a day. Surely R ia cheaper to rid* than to walk there hot dap. Ackley'* Soda Fountain ia th* only •p«ci&c remedy we know for tho Gene­ ral debility om fo-1* there hot day* The Statue of Ethan Allen was unvMled at Burlington. Vt, on the 4th in«t, ta the prerencs at tea thourend Gerrit Smith mad* a fsrv.nt appeal in behalf of Cnb«, at Syracuse on th* 4lh. He hoped that, atac* th* Govern­ on tho South side of Center Stroat, and ment breitatad, tb* propl* would take Sidewalks and crosswalk* from Church up Cuba'* canvo Mid force tho Govern- Street to Broadway on tho west ride of The above •xpeeeses our **mlimenUi precisely, and we j-rin ia the hope most varuestly that our Government may be indu. wd to aid in Cuban I uJ.pondouce 4>a motion the report wus adopted On motion the report was toil on tho Proteatant Episcopal Mireion of Char table until next meeting. 'The street Cutnrniitw reported on pnvlotta, Mich, dreire, thus pubhely, to ten­ der their heart-felt thank* to tho young Indi** of Emanuel Cliurrh u! Harting*, for their tuuely |i*cu]u*ry aid ta behalf of the Mission. Ws ran do no more than to pray God to help them, that their aubfo and g*n*rou* effort* tuny be rewarded four-fold fa U-ringa more submit the following report ; We have concluded a bargee with I levring than mere dollara and rants can Mr. Michael Ceacyof Grand Rapid*, for bring. the earn of 10 cents per yard, the city to Txn can or rax Hnaxr.—We learn furnish ell materia! and plow the ground that thro. dog*, two of them the prop­ for said paving erty of one man, were rauttht killing ■Keep on lb* premise. ofSelim P. Cady, last Sabbath morning. An inroetigation showed w twenty-four ahrep killed or injured, th* property of Merer ■ Hal. end Cady, with a lose of some fif­ ty dollar, more fa our judgement than all the dog* in Barry Countr are worth. DuMcatwaT Dsscx. —Invitation* are out far a dediestory dance. at Naahrilto, under the supervision at C. B. Rkhardwn, on the 30th fart. The party wiU be held in hi* new brick store, the muAids. Jewell, Boiro and Beattoy were « .,11 b. u s°*l - -h. -S'"1', appointed. the supper a treat, and all things in or­ The following arrownts wen present­ der. We treat the aUmsdano* will be ed and allowed by aye* and nayo« : targe. on the part of all who enjey tupOro Curry, Poliro ereviea, July 4th, / Ataam Smith, Eeq, of Knowirerilta, OriMM County, N*w York, a wealthy tararer, i* spendiag e few day* with W. K. Barbar,of this city. k On*ol th* tatret rtylre, aUendmg pubbe ball*, with a mtwmj wred. <* th. hat. Far' particular., enquire of AT^ritafor of the Brew /rerael FwnvaL—Tb* Good T.mpiare wiU giro an Ire Cta— Fertiyel at their Hafita this city oa Friday re*mMjB1r 18th. A cordial tavitatioa ia wteadad Wm Tinkler, PtoHre rervira, July 4th, W OT A. J. Rum. P'dire rerrira, July 4th. 14.00. # G«>.N. Reed, rerrira an Marahal, 141 GO. John Wtaarort, nail*, repairing Iloee, SUITS, t ■ Working Pants, Hickory Shirts, 76 eta to *2.00 26 cta.>Each. Cotton Socks, wutghs olaiut 120' U«., the other about 9W lbs, ta o Single bnggiea, two double buggioe. two double aad two aiagl* Barnctsu*. Hero an< bargain* for thoee minting *uch property, that are not w hirh cure* alt din-ase* of the scalp This wonderful preparation Wclv upon the gland*, which •np(X>rt and nourish tin hair, restore < gray hair to its origi­ nal color, make* tho scalp white and ctorui, remove* anil prevent* the forma- STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, crupticn.. ; mid, by its tonic and nutri­ tive properties, restores the s-alp to a healthy state, and create* a new growth. A* a drossing, it is unsurpassed, giv­ ing the hair that brilliancy ao much ad­ mired by ail.— But— C—uKrnd Local Bbjiftcs police;. D.wf»ral /•» Keep a large supply of Salt Cur sale at Lowcrt market ratea, ia their Brick Wnrehou.se. Cmkkt*.—133 dollar* M-enu to tq tlw< price of Burial Care* at John Wolf*, while Braanvr Heath ft Co. furnished one on Sunday la*-, for the only son of their nwpocted friend, J. C. Hanna fur tho n-asonablu sum of 85h. It wn* a finer Casket and better t.-inimed than he ran trim one, with a better Hoarse funitebol than with the 8125 Ca*kct. Query rat i»h do matte:. TtaSill t wrtk 10 wml an tui HBert kite four. 10 Barrel Iola and more jwlti to dealers at a vance above Car-load Bates. Fatrrr Jis* in radleM quantiriee, and of ISO moK approved pattoni*. fur Bate by F. D AeUny. nt the City Drug Store. Pra*ixn.—From the pronibes of tlx* subscriber un Sect. 3U, in Button-l, alxint tho 1st uf May lost, two 2 year oM stecre, dark red. and on* 2 year old heifer, light rod nnd white face Any faformatioa n« Io th<- whetaabMK said cattle will bo liberally rewarded1’. M. Bun, , Butl.nd, July 15,1873 tf Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, f//f£ LU/BBEIf fUltfISffED Teeth, a new stock jwrt received nt Slot aboil's Dental office. I8w2 If! O44 L04B LOTS. Gold fillings a speciality ntStetahatTs Dental ofltolfrw2 Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. Tooth powder, the "best fa the « at btrfabfaTa Dental office mm IvreM. Fernel** ■* nalrt KtlawW <X n>>d* Uy CmV.U. Il.iarJ * tte, »ta k*<8 MtWty sU, 4r»«>U., m tb* b*M ■iwr sMms*. H a*»***q**l. Vtakoi kMT THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. S3J000 worth of lure. wiU be sold at cost at Bfismer. Heath If Co/oidore for the neai 60 days. To make room stock of Furniture. will sell our whole stock at cost for cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourself. BESSMER, HEJlTIf^ CO. Hastings, J line 7, '73. 7tf A. J. gpooabte, woeM announce to the public, and to tho fanner- ia partfcular that ho i* Agent for Barry tkiunty, for the retebrated Spiral Spring Wagon Seat. Tiny arc th* brat, eauret, and most dunnbto seal, ever made, and no other rest can be *old whore there reels ROM It He PiMic ■ fix Everybody Should-try them efore /uh Iswr.—On th* 44h tart. Mr. 8. W. Laue to.t on th* rtrrrtx of this City, a Diary. Any p««n finding it wil ooaf*r a »p«toi f*TOI hy tasting the rem* al this office, or fa care of Dr. Roberta, a: th* Poet Ofaw M SMMHB4 tew-Sere «B Mt ret M atata. �The Babcock •ICB1STR CUTRAL R R. Grand River Valley Divisn now ivmuletcd, i ami juireongere are oflond a iitj.: cUu, all-rail route from St. Louts tn Tcxnr, cither mr tho Mifaouri, Knnras & Toxat IL If, via Suelcdia, or over th. Aflmttiw A 1‘ariflc It 11-, via Vinita. ‘For iunjw, limo tables in­ ionnation at to rxt-», rente*, do..- wr rafar our reader* t-> I. O. Wbe-der. M —■ ’• ' Agent, 72 Lloyd PCS .iTOS-trst-ta! iWKsnei EMIGRATION TURNIN<» ^any olL-rs l,2tH<(0W acres of land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from Wit to W12 par Hm-, on seven yonrs* limo, with fr-v transportation frum Sf.laiuia Io all purctmveni. Climate. soil, timber, num rat a|ealth, schools, church- Ayer's'Ague Cure, iHifc ’ ’ Cl. TW Lairoi I mnkholi Sinital ui Initial lo market, is Hind and it abutieg hit , I have bean in a great many farm-houtM, and have always toted that, where tho wife «u eompoUad to exchange the 1 egg* ami jxrultry fat grwriee, tho hus­ band spends a largo tom annually in tobacco and whisky. To reform such a nractico appaara nearly out of th.- ra-c. DENTIST Trani have froveo GIVEN AWAY. H F. Mui itrftrfe WATER WHEEL. Magnolia Balm Puro Blooming Complexion. LIFE BELUW THE SURFACE ! Michigan Central R. R. ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS OLD, RlLIA.lt 1ID DIRECT ROUTT. taste of soil- boiM eggi. roast chickin, and the fruiu. aad hoi, content with baked pork anti bsant, fried bacon, and greasy potato-'*, and target* that hit wif# and children do not fully api-n*I—.-I t... ■ ... -11 —._ :__ ::: ‘•'W .XWSt.S;! L. N. MIXER’S Havana Lottery of Cuba. Scrofula Syrup Magnetic Ointment SaaJsgguf 50,000 00 POPULAR EXPOSITOR Ayer's’ Cathartic Pills, SINE’S ITERPBiSE. Gratetl SCBCIuLA <H C1KE EfflEDI (kt Grad Caiflal Prize, tf S5JW isiGtid! iiiitiilziEliMnHftnUL mtts uf atajuflg I-irdsti. Whatbar U war hi, own, it th- ditMvcry of none on. else, I i-naiRF. lai] at Mils distan: day, Ln: the fact ia. aud a staph onott ia, w> have two small points to look after The , first of three is a plenty of feed at all tiusartrtaisibto; and tbi< naxt it a warm, she Itrred place for the bent to roll in. For ths first, we uro coni, ihellad, and placsd in a box under cover, and a fre-l of mao! and lopp-rod milk miied togather, or milk and bran. Omw a -Jay ' tins ia put in a trough muds uf two boards, liks tbo ietlar V, having the GREENBACKS ‘•p.ssms'W DODD'S nervine DOES IT! / sjaK’wiaft.'.wMsis । * w.tas.v.f faSit ••*>*•' Detrait izniti I Izlr 1h®i UM Price, 31,00 per Bottle. EPIDEMIC DISEASES traduced. I twill positivtly cure SCROFULA, SYPHILIS it its tariau itagei, RHEUMA TIS.V. WHITE S WEI^ LING, GOUT, GOITRE. BRONCHITIS.' A’ E R VOUS DEBILITY, INCH’- TteftfMsutll-MtiB PiwrftlMuteai Dsnfctutcll'vezaju). duia nn. cbook-s wntE or Peninsular Railway. tas t »K?“ THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD. DOUCHE FLOl (CHANTS A.M.8.MII.V Flm& Grali tausialcickut, Statemcnm, Noto Hoads Letter Head*, VtallltiR Cards. Full Sheet PoaUts, Two Sheet poatore, XMaoc Fragrammre, Auction or Sato BIDS. Wedding InvltatAnna, Houblo Mammoth Foster., In that aoy kind or styi. nr Printing, From a emu hno Card to a Ten Kh,-ct Poster, call at Tan Baxkkb Oryicu. BOILER WORKS. Dr. WILLS BM. QUID,,..! UmlWatL------ ■EBEL 1E1EIALS LOYAL BttH. - � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-23.pdf 2148e6d89d1af50008e2b81b7da293b9 PDF Text Text Tl|« RepihucM< B^|i|)sR- Tlf. Rj^.ucy&tfaa n.irzs VOL XVIII. ■■■ MIHR.IfjiF bwual mi Btajlnss Cart*•— ' - ' I "■ -■■«.! . - HASTINGS, BARRY C0UNTVMICH1GAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 23. <873. ^^Tho soft eye* glittered into a defiant . - NO. 13. GREBLE & RUSSELL, HARDWARE! ... ——-J* — "ggjflJIQJll"; of wnwim ’ > . Induing everything kq>t in a first riaos store "You are mistaken, uncle, tercel < Hariri A dear whistle, half n mile Emnayit* baa not touched * drop of ar­ away, clearing tiro rilrcco like ttu» call ctent s|lirite ia a you. Ho baa promised of sotno iwr-ct-thrmtctl bird. mo never to touch it again I" It was the express. whoM plume of “I hopo ho never will, my girl,” raid lurid smoko spanned half a continent— Jonathan Beer*, although tus tone be­ the long serpent-like train, glittering trayed no very ranguin* fooling. "But with light, and carrying a great eye of it ain't n safe thing to do. It's a mad­ tiro in troct, winch nightly thundered ----- .-------- ' liquor i*. and nothing short. , onr th* line of rails, and shot Ilka a throw­ to break out at any time. I ■meteor cut of tight into the hush and aLiooQUtaatoin wreetiaiac ing the quoit; and afterward* there waa vs*’ a good follow «aough. ,■itenro of tho woods, Westward bound. a chariot race. Tho way train passed at ft,’making a Tho*e who took part in these contest* brief stoppage at tho lluratley station io t>* trained under a taeater flag tew !>«yond, * mere wooden shod with a month* before th* time far holding tho platform on cither tide. Half an jrerao*. Only native-barn Greak* ware hour afterwanla a slow and heavy allowed to engage in thmu, and they freight train fallowed it, running off on were required to bo men of honarabte a side-track toward th* river shorn until p.irenta"* and good character. Neith­ tlu> express should Imre safely passed. er were they alfowod to us* any unfair And ft was the nwcial buaiaiw of Israel moan* to win the victory; if Way did, AndwWtiU- trim-dlig fatly hark I -Btmsymi tn’ s«* the switch for tlio and forth about her hourobuld duties, freight, and aubeequentfy replacv it for I thev wore most sovvniy pumsh*dNow wo may imagine tho foot racers her mind Was full of the undefined fu­ tho hurryiugexpress. 1 welting for tho signal to start. They ture. Sbe could toe beraelt; shadowy Had ho dona thia? i hare laid aside th*irgarments, that nothand undefined as in a mirror, moving i ing may hinder them er trip them up in about a light little Immoo when* flowers heart, ho pnwd hi* hand* to hie trav running, and they stood in a row, every bloomed in the casements, and birds plot and tried to think. He had boon foot forward, every eye fixed, every sang, and a clock tiek«d,“ll* booming! there—ho could recall jurt how tho thought *«t upon b—3-'- •*-- ------bo is coming I*1 dewy rnilj looked. wet and gli»!cning. Hark 1 th* trumpet i "Ona of tboau days said Dorothy to in the ttariight Ho had the erttch are off How th* ' herself, as aha put away the saucer of kry in hi* hand—that he could ata> re­ jirrw* forward, buttl------------ ------- — [wtchra and tho little pitcher of thick • member. But wua that before or after not N*w they shout aloud to enoour'•roam on a whitely scoured pantry shelf the freight had switched off? He could Xthem, and now they laugh «t om —“one of these days 1" has fallen and is Ml bmrind, but She was thinking of tho future. And tho other* take no notice. They atop old Jonathan; smoking hi* pipe, was ht> had lucked tho switch's। for nothing, tun aside for nothing, do living in the port. twice or onoo, or. good Hoarens' not at not ereu look ou one aide, for they " You've somethin* to do with the rail­ all. The port »u • swaying vacant, know that a single thia* step may loo** way. stranger, haven't you?" the future •tnngo and dreora-likc. Ho therac*. And now they are getting “I reckon I have," said Israel B»near the goal where the judge oita, and mayue, indifferently. “I’m switchtho first who paua* that eoat wins th* priie. Many ore tagging bahind, only • "It don't take much of your limo, I three Mom likely to win, and they are very close to each other. Boise®, ono "It's got to be looked after just the same, taough,” said tho tall Weatorner, tho people all cheer him!—apcings farvrtfat ward and is first Tho othori try to . . para him, but in vain. Another momeat, and amidst still louder shouts ho n■ache* th* goal. Now ho reoeiva* th* palm branch in ! token at bi* victory, and hi* friend* and “Do you suppose I could go to Mel- , I relations crowd around him and *mlouville end see tho lumber dealers brae* him with tears of joy. i there, and get back to th* station again । When tho winners roturn to thafr nai by that tint*?" tin citire new Lcnor* will greet them, j Israel looked reflectively at the other 1 aud the people will coma out to meet shore of the river. I item with shouts and anega of triumph. "Well, you might." soil he; “but it At on* of those game* a very effecting । would be a pretty tight squecsa." • scene occurred. The son* of an old man "I'm a good walker,” said lha stran­ named Diagoras, who had himself in ger ; and as be apoku ho draw a flat, day* gouo by been a victor, cam# to |>xket-tluk from his pocket, uncorked 'Ito earth beneath hu groveling contend for a priso. Both won th* it wilh hia teeth, and drank a copious j breast tUnited and quivered "as tho ex­ crown made of olive leave*. With joy draught Israel Ecaajne watched him press train flew over th* rails, and Israel th* old man pr«a*od forward to greet with eager, glittering eye* like tho** of Esmayne bold hi* breath, momentarily them, and a* they embraced him they anno temnhed wild animal that scents | exjioctiag tho awful crash which should took their crowns from their own besul* and placed them on hbu Then lifting him on their shoulders, a* if be wore . tho victor, they carried him along tho | Esmayne shook’his head, with set teeth race ground in triumph. The poopfo | and liridly polo cheek. greeted them with loud shouts, for the i "Xntrrer drink," said he, hoarsely. Greek* honored old age, sad they hon­ "You would, I guess, if you could had passed through Hfirtaley—passed ored the sun* who pat such honor upon Ssuuh stuff so thia," said the man; through safe and sound I And Israel tbeir father. "Dm now, Diagura*," A aa oil awl strong as fire. My Esnsyuo, staggering to fail fest. gaxvd they erfod, “for thou hart nothing more «r importodit. Thert’a not uituh around him an instant, clutching vague­ to wish far.” And so it coma to pass, fake it in the country. Taste, if you ' ly st tho air, and then fell unconsdoux. for the joy of tho triumph was Io much don'believe me!" , “Undo, he is coming too. Oh, undo for th* old man, and dropping his hand Israel stood for s'moment, ht*i taring. I know that ho was not dead !" Then ho cast an eager glanro to the And tho soft eyes of Dorothy Boon right and to the left, as if half loorfal I too first thing Israel Esmayuo saw as lest oouio one should tec him, and grasp-' kis coal camo cut ot ths world of shad­ ows and oblivion, with old Jonathan loaning on his cane just beyond. •*1011 me, Dotty,'* ho gasped. "How was it 1 The—tho switches f “It was my girl did it,” said tho old man. “tiho came by, and she hoard tho friegbt n whistlin', and slur see tho switches wasn't right, nor no signal, nor And what a glorious crown it is nothin'. 'Bornethings happened,’ any* which is offered to ua to -win! No find­ my girl. Israel's been took ill, or dead.' ing wreath of olive! No, nor worldly save she. And there lay the key in tho wealth, nor honor, but a crown efrightmuMto of tho track, and she catches it eousnws. a crown of triumph for up, and she unlocks tho switches—you Chris*. Earthly fame as w»U aa earth­ showed her bow to do it yourself; Ee- ly crowns must perish, but this enduros tnayns, one isunmer ofternoon—and she forovor, for it is a crown ef glory that hangs, up her white lantern. And there fade th not away. • yuu'r right enough therv," said tho she stands, with her heart u-beatia' fit Who would not strive to >wfa Ou rasa, laughing, as be drew out anoto.r to ehoko her, till the freight gets off. crown ? Tb have the approval ofChrist flask, tho mate to the first. "Hero, And aha calls to owe of ths brakemen. take iL Bshaw, friend, put up your and tho rob*, sod lb* crown from bi* puroe. Tou ore woloome to U a* a hand*? These Greek* strove for a cor­ ruptible crown, but wo for an inooTrupAnd he was gone, plunging through tible. They were self-desying and pa­ tho high grass and bushes, all fringed tient, and aaraMt to win honor from । with vcsrlnt cardinal flowers and nod- arter mo. 'Unde*' she says, all white men; wo s**kto win the approval of 1 ding marigolds, before Israel coaid stay and tremblin’ like, ‘come with ran.' God. Before u* lire ths course—tho •What for r aays I. *To look for Israel,’ narrow way that leodath unto Bls; and Israol Eauinrno crept back to his says she. '1 don't sleep this,' says lay bare at tho vnd of it site rar gratimu house, or, rathnr the rude log-cabin Dotty,'till we’ve found him!» ” Saviour and Iswd, who enaoaragaa ns which was a sort of hostage that one "God blras her !" cried out Esmayne, by bi* kind wi.nte, and hedds rat for day a real hmno should rise on it* foun­ in a choked voice. “God bo thanked ua tho priw. Ila too will also help us dations, bolding the flat bottlo dose to for all His meteim J” ia tho race, and nano who run in it him, and glancing round with furtive, "Was it a fit?" said tho old man. faitlifully shall lose the crown. "Let wandering eyes. curiously. “How did i! come on ?’ us therefore, run with potisne* th* noo "I seeded it,” he said to himself ; Bet Israel Esmayne spoke no' word sMlmfore«s,footEfa« mate Jam.”— "yes, I needed it I didn't know how Jr*. “JZww. sad GtMlitm rf OU.” HASTINGS SULKY CULTIVATE! OLIVER CHILLED PLOW Ionia county takes 40 ; Jackson county takes 45 Lenawee county takes 50. HARNESS, on hand, and mode to Order. TIN, COFFER, and SHEET IlfcA WARE Manufactured to Order i- 30 low mail. GHWr, CVLTIV.1TORS PHYSICIAN 1000 will not supply the demand. kiiw> Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS lite (Ircujcut Labor Saving Tool for the !•’ you have wanted, but. -Combined Just corn and summer fallow sulky cultivator ilrenux- It will perfectly hoe corn, and Jo the wor< of IO mon. Becatto" a buy can ride and du more than S men with walking colllvauma. The driver ride* directly over the row when lie can PAcroHKUae* Mb. A boy can handle It over rough oreoddy ground where other cultivator! will nut work. <Uli. It cuts the ground all nvi-r imilrtu) of leaving a atrip Ictwccn biadca where the wrvda anu grara are mily lightly auvered and will Mart with One rain a> le the awe with nil other combined sulky cultivators 7tb. It has the easicet draft, and la the moot durable. COME AND CET ONE ON TRIAL I Eufin tai. fisttus. Jnt 11, 1811 DENTIST fflJKIISr SHIT H MIB! What is it ? Ye*, My "Trip Hammer. " with which I make Irons for BVOGIICH. fate Valuable “Machine" I have long felt tho need of. It b <>t>* of the great wans which enable* me to mH Buggiea ao LOW as to DEFY COMPETITION. Michigan Exchange. fotlrg. J. P. ROBERTS & DRUGS Medicines J)ye Stufts, jfnd two Sealed Farmers' Buggiet School Books J- Stationery IF YOU WANT vnt Good! South aide State Street. ~______ j^LUnpros, Mich. PAINTINCt! SCHOOL W! HASTINGS liHBLS WORKS! HECR1ITS. Tho blood-red light of sunset waa mir­ roring iteel! in criuiacm sntariiM in tha turjiid tidee of th* great Tvastern river: tho blackbird w«* *.>undiag it* sweet whistle through the old primeval forMta, and Jonathan Been, sitting by hl* cab­ in door, smoked hl* military owning pine, and thought vaguely of the church bai* that mod to ting at evmriug time in the far off **at*rn viDago where ho hod been born and brought up, with the roar of l'<mob*cot Bey in hi* ears. •Td like to basr them b*H* once again afore I die," mused old Jona­ than. “But It ain't likely Hl rear gu back row." Even while these disjointed medita­ tions iiex»ud through hi* mind there was a light step on the eabln threshold, and th* rustle of rtifflr (torched pink calico, and hi* niece D.irothy camo to tho doer. ’•Tea'* ready, mefo'daar,” raid tit*. “And I've baked a real New England corn-bread, and some gitigor-snxps, such a* t’rauduinmn-.a used to make. And *w, untie, IM sliced up the little rod taste. It slip* over ono’a palate like ulras. to smooth, so »ich, so full of strength. One more taeto. and then—" When tho clook atrack nino tho wbirtte of tha way-train sounded faint and far off and Israel Esmayne ro*o uncertainly to hia CmL Th* subite, burning fam* of tho liquid flamo had oniorwl into hit bmin ; the wall* teemed to reel about lum, the star* to swim in tlw great blue Crmamnut ovarhesd. Nothing was real, all was hunt uod far all and. visionary. Bal tho chains of habit ore hard to shako off; and I«ranl had gone out at nine o’clock army night for a vaar. Groping hi* way, and walk­ ing with stow, unsteady stops, ho want. Mo could hoax the rush ot th* river below;could see to* raite of tho track glistening fa the faint starlight; and mechanically fueling under a duster of spica buthoa far the switch-ksy, ho knell down and stupidly fumbled there an in- Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. *■ OTd Jonathan laid down hi* knife and fort. “Do you know that Israel ftnaayua ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC, r CHLIROMOS I lain ao sturraa. But th* thuuder-ctoads brook oa them and they thus farm a shelter for the plain* around. z 1 Timo appears very short, eternity near., and a great Mma, eiihur in or 'after iifa,t<«eth«rw»tii*Jl earthly tdeav- Eujcy the bteraings of this day, if God sends them, ead tho ords Iwor patieutiy emd swtertiy. Eor this <tay oalv freight train—ball past nine—a quarter i* trara; W* »ro dead to -ya*tarday, and Witaito^downby tho river shore w* are not bar* for to-morrow. and wetha burning forehead with the self cm tLo toutli rid* cf luo lull. Ltram Emayra raid It vronldn’t grow, hut ft ha*. I mean toka^i a-*»»e*r6fl trad a Htfreraamfor Isra.1 tMrirfrt. jMtto Tho Virtuous raan has sot only th* ap­ probation of other*, but hi* own. It ,t* said by philosopher* that iha air w* skssk-: Hrs. B. 6. FsmU, fitted. post- �lOCrut ud ar.J rendered the tire, desirably Spanish troop hi tight without being reset A few quytsofoil omploytol in thk manner vrillfr^wmtiyMve many dollar, in Life tosumneo room hemroty for tho durnbflity of tho vbwli‘-.-trvri.-w Tte Lad Gordo* difficulty is terom- romo men and policy far many more. BaiZAr. In no other way eon fin y pay fhsir debts, or obey the apostle', charge that Two little wn. of 8. J. Patterson a man “provtdn for hi. own and espec­ for hb health. were 'bonMd, recently, white ially those of his own house." WH01F No Dull Times! UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. Everybody Tho Connecticut L«gu!atur. adjourn- haroel on I ia bill, and Hxntttos, Mtcuosw. Jctx S3, 1873. gantic iw India. But the memory The crop report* throughout N other n Uko Champlain hw What tho water than at any tinie ond of it. Ono gives ft for a man him­ TI|?ruiITL1*y self to enjoy, tbo other only far his heir*. Ono perforuia, the other promi.- ras thia: great curse far it tiwaya corns* juti whore wo would have it, at the nod of life and never at tho liegiuing." But this is more than can bo said of life insureacw C» ite btestings outoo at tlio New Advertisements. OLIVET COLLEGE! invited to call and.cxamine the ntock consisting of new and mammoth Sugar, Crockery, Tea’s, Glassware, Coffee’s, Stoneware, all kinds of Fish. DIED. a number of small anual payments. to the iwoplo । THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION- their nefarious businoca. ih But good as is life insurance, farm in- We hardly know what tho editor of Of which he has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and bo U deterenitud to reft VERY LOWES’!’ RATES I The fall Tenn begin. Sept. 11th. The total loos by the Louisrifto fire .... . .1__ . fuwi ___ i„ _ properly, perhaps, demagogical policy, ouo hundredth Anniversary of the Na­ but then we had no reason to think Judge Benjamin H. Steele of Hart­ tion’. Birth Day, is fairly Mt before the land, Vermont, died lately in Minnopolitical measure.’ sola. A thousand European Emigrant, loft New York on Wrdnosilav for Rati Lake Qty. land, on tbo outskirts of the city of Philadelphia, was formally transferred , Tho Republican party expected bet­ tkraal fund met in New York on ter things from their conatituonts. They Wednesday. am not eatiafiod with the cxvepouto, and Nearly one hundred million bnshcl. sUenco manifested on tlio part of the Re­ of flour and grain were handled in tonal to tho naticnal character, under publican paponi in expoaing and de­ Buffalo last year. , nouncing <hi* action of tbo mon they Tho depot of the Grand llhpid. and Indiana Road at Lima, Ind., was struck bjT^lightning and burned last Monday- tbo coalennial within their own State, which honor, indeed, vu rtmtlyduo, but was not won withoui a struggle, public spirit, given a most important im- brations of that illurtrious anniversary. Mr. McMichael, tho President of the present, inspired by anticipations of the promising future,"'a. ho predicted that one is a lottery, the other square deal­ ing. Again, farm imuranco gim juu in tho outset a mine which pry. for steely, or out of it you can dig not only a livfng but gold for all payments. I-ifo iu- CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS PRESCRIPTIONS At the old stand of M. Allen, State Struct, Hasting., Mich. A TEACHERS’ CLASS q, DR UfiS TOBACCO A JVD CIGARS'. called ‘Independent* new. incuts are nine or ten, but in life insur­ ance they become so multitudinous that GOOD » CHKAJP1 CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. wr TRIUMPHANT ! Ining present" In thii aspect life in■urnnee ro.cmbioe tho patent Tatitnlu. of Sydney Smith. That reverend joker 1.-4 - 1.-— .<• —1____ l._Z____ .1 S^haT CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in AT NEW YORK PHICEh I MUSIC, Stroeto, Hastings. J ficy THE WHEELER & WJSLON, BACON & KARRS' ing tho oat* rattling itut ahead, would . rush forward with all his legs, yet could begin. January 2nd, 1874. never quite thrust his nuso into those [ dainties. On tho other hand farm insuranco giro, a mew. of grain before _ crats forthu BiU. He ha. not tuned Frank Taylor, for many yvani n th. journey i*gin., and di along many । studants can enter at up hia harx> at alL—JLuIinf Iltott a baiting to preparo prepare for each hard pull । ““ prominent book-roller nt Washington, s before tbo homo .trotoh. died suddenly Saturday afternoon. WJJ Nor i« this all. What life insurance, A do.nerate robber, Frank Whipple, promises is a fixed- sum. But tlio land was fatally .hot while endeavoring to given by farm insuranevt is always growrob a bank at Marysrilk Cal., on tbo tng in value. Less thru forty year, a-. FALL TERM. continued to harp on tho vote of the Being the. most simple in go tlio whole area of Iowa could have John Stuart Mill*, property does not beeu.bought tar forty milliotu of dollar*. ) Democratic Members of Congress for Sales of theand Wheeler^U'ilsonfor struction, easily adapted to the so called salary (grab bill, perhaps, , exccvd £10,000, all ot which his step It wa. sold by tho United States for I daughter, Mn. Helen Taylor, inherit*. lea. than that. To-dny It would bring I Superior in nil dopartments, including the different /Kist kinds year is of the work, Best running Guar~ more than ten time, tliat sum. . . . ,•* ’ pubhe robools of Indianapolis uopoiii issr last year. year, Give mo then first farm insurance,— ! he did do. and there u no otbor word in : .1 * or being tardyiffuad I \ easier, faster, and with less than, any otherover sewing then life iiLsuranre. raisenoise of its Superiority all Within thirty-three months, tho I other sewing machine­ ten tho exact name for such vile state- ' Joints Johnom, an old Jklianspcli* Great Western Fann Insurance Compony, alias tho Burlington A Mitocuri raents; and if thorn was nothing else of tewident, ha. given n site-iind half a . > Catalogue. Add row. I?tw>r »tlm«A nnmnanr | have Sold olOllg content to let him alone, on bis confe.-1 eouncct"’ witl> the Northwestern Jyg tin ■ tint u- vvw • « . ‘ , Bwue, on m. Christian Univcrtity. 9S!! acna ® 4»*a P^cl'«'cr». on tan UED. U. KEYES; Secretary, sion. But while admitting that ho lied ... „. 7. . rsar.’ credit and six per cent. interc*t ..................................... • 1 •«— B—u. a» j u,c Olivet, Midi. ..... . I srmiea iot me uoouncn muracr, start- ’ j principal till tho end of four years after | other statement m wluch he w exceedfroln Plymouth, Man, Tneeday, for ' j purchase. ingi> ■-:!? wide ef of the mark, “ when k“ he be ihitra .tab-a New York dty. j Farmer are you insured ? FOrl WayDB. JaCiSOD & Saiiaai machine, are qualities which recommend the WTiccder IflPHOVED SEXAZIIV Gr JXL A,<33SEHVJE the middle of the THE IBMBW •285,500 in real estate, and •5,438,754 j The Spanish Rcpnbheaa.. > 1u11.no*:> । tttoCT xnnTsirwro • & WilsonMe public as Superior to any other sewing ingenuity of tho older nation?, will oou.l^‘: I AND- THE SOUTH ■ machine in the maket. spictwualy usuumsiraui dsnumstrato what nacuouiy „u... the thrift, A «;x>cinl to tho Idianapoli. Stniutf!’ 1 iatelligemx, entered*, and ..m nty of buncombe rerolntam, mtrolurod by tho cSXra^r^ria'^fnlKt’t^nl^ lhe Curt" ** TIUIXM RVX UYClitCACO TIME. . our orc, have achieved in a tingle rer.- Senator from the 25th. with th. rote all bnan^Ttimost .uJiendS. ‘ ^C,-T to,mak.p “mo *1 TO ent-e., . ,br Agent fail to rail on von, lie Invites you U> call at his offilre In the •TfoMNSUOIMOSOVTU. t'tere of HICKS llltO.’r-, State • Btres-t, I lasting-, Mich., and examine the tury of existence." And cx-Goveruor ।of making.pohtical capital for himI I thoso who did not uudentand them, . in*. Ilsit Asceta ln<!l*a*t"'t‘s Wheeler A Wllsun before p-.irrliit»lng elm' where. Sixty ladies of Remington, Illinois 1 alarming . demonstration^ before they Hawley of Connecticut, 1’rvtident of roH and to which we were not then juti have banded together to suppress tho , settled down into a working frame of j Nnten.il Ceatonnial CommWonere, in Iin humor to contribute by any vote as a A. D. COOK, Agent. taloons. and go around staving barrels | mind ; but ho thought that tho French 1 tuxopting the land on behalf of that Senator. and smashing bottles. Assembly had already familiarise! the • .. . . , . Rntd-i But-on the the nnetlir.Ti question nl of nnr our nniLial official ncacTho first luito of cotton of this year's * world with this peculiarity of the Latin I i crop was sold in New York Tnowlay at) «c«’. •” th« ®o harm would be done.) > ing tho “rude king." of former rentu- ’ judgedby tho lending Democratic journ- j 3,5 cents per pound. \Tho cotton’ nos i These Latif people, indeed, have agon- ( s.1-1. 1----- »_t 1 iu* far public excitement, but it pauo. ( al in the State O-. which in refering to — our.----- _l__—n-- *_ rn— Of the 1,482,400 acres of land in tho off readily, and riequuntly without dot- 1 I’cm nay1vania oil region, drilled over rimont to their good aense, which conus well on tha: day, and in that city, but tion said editorially: and accepted a. oil territory, only 5,445 out rather invigorated from tbo thowcrbath of fronry. Such wem. to have ; tho par. wo are to take in iliat Inter naate introduced a resolution condemning been the case with tbo tumult attend- ; George Mathews of Portland, Ionia County, has been musing since Juno 7, rary Prwidoncv and the adoption of foe, forcibly reminds u* that something Information of him may bo sent to more than buneombo qteechea is absolute - tho resolution to the committee on Bunthe permanent Republic. Uproar after George D. Mathews, Charlotte, Mich. uproar followed in tho Corteo; Senator motive than tho detiro to conciliate a Morgan, haring bera called upon to' certain amount of cheap popular favor form a Government, did w, only to competition to bo ours. Withsurpriro wo could have stimulalod tbo motion. With That I Must mid Will Sell in Sixty Days. reunion in Rutland in AnguiL after repeated consultation* and all co;M roNSIBTtND OF sorts of disorderly demonstrations, the । Al Timbuctoo. To discuss it, end to pam Mod dollar, to Barlington for a Cortes simply requested Figueroa and MMklaaC'nir! opinions upon it, is wholly beyond its Yard wide Sheeting at his Cabinet to resume power, and that! R'- “TJte ■*' 10c. think the projectors of tho enterpriro, juriwlietion : and we thould be dispoeed wxi done—the very bent thing which J ’-1"* Stri] c Shirting to ccn.uro thn Senator who should Cottonadea,. 20c. . Every ono of the iaternatipna! undertak- waste time and the money of th. people, is such discussion!, as more of a spend­ Ctvwimcre, “ 25 to 35c. “ ' arooptablo government. thrift of public property, than the mon Wo trust that this typo of what wo Boys’ Suits, Wool, he assai!.- The Legitiatnro has enough . $5,00 may generally expect of tho Spanish RepubEM^e— rnuA talk, great excilet£> do, within is. Plotted term, to occupy Mens' Union Ctutsimere suits, wool, 8.00 The United State, government has sincerely treat that the day named for every minute; and it will tiiow its wument ana then, to cap the whole, sensi­ " Cotton suits, 6,00 dom in ignoring tho propositions of Sen­ recently given a 1200,0v0 contract to a ble action- A. long os clear-headed, enLinen Coats, ator DeLand." dclphia w ill find everything in readiness, W.rn.,1t.iKiia ClanaaatMadCle> IhImU a Fort w.yn. tUidraad*. A terrible thunder siorm wham the "Repu blit an party expected Jericho and Underhill on 1 the monarchial power* of Europe have better things," but we did not know that the Republican party had any conatiXu- First-Class Instruments. New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. /fc» Sr/Ltt of y\ rs 4 cups 1 pccially one avowedly patterned after the United State.. We may hern any England raised 10,000.000 bu.bol.of MORTGAGE SALE. b<r«all ta.txtoMi iB ika Mr Fl MTEII ELOTHb tlSMHSI, I Keep a Fashionable Tailor and Cut and Make to Order. go.te.1 in i>crt by tho fart that since 1887 she has imported over |150,000,000 Rooms tint! Offices to rents over iny store. there wore borides, tho State of Cuba. ““ ““ ““ “I Buu' of the Philippines. The organuation is nodoubtodb' that which is best adapt - . exhibitic Warrrmm, Xo. <KC, Cnou, tmr HigtM St., X. T. * nsMiaM.KarU.un. R. MUDGE, <mx a ikai br vln.» »f •Jf”*r ef Ml. is poratirely well in fho lilt of prisce, w. THE do not have a jnii perception of tho fact. braled fabtea. Illlllllf SIRREMIER IIIIOI. (UH! Oiling sad Painting Carriage Wheel.. The Cincinnati Exposition. Every time three kind, of timber orc । ; we shall have rJa MtHAK- “~TS=.U At Hastings. PFLUG ! CITY J.J.STEWNS. My MACHINERY of wheels ore frequently uratad withlinseed oil rothat water can- RUSSELL & NEVINS1 JOSEPH rare nw stock of mxst aaaiMi DRY GOODS, Lighi and Heavy Groceries, CLOTHING, Grand Rapid, has inreeled •2,000 in ty-rix years, and the tiros were so tight Over 100 new budding, are ir.’prorow during all that period that they did not need repotting. Before tho tire, were sot, the follow were oiled in the follow- Call and are. RraaNsatsssv qU\WTKE J. J. Srcn/H. HTISrAOTIO/l! nivooae foQoe, or | Tho bottom of tho SSSggaL""-- HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS S^D SHOES, PATENT COOLER! Go to the Banner Office Shop In Bartow & Goody«r>M will epm for FINE JOB WORK J. Cole & Son, - WHOLyil A boom, GROtLEBS. M ttiimtim m nts ue,: mEM EUR Shingles, Lath, 4c. NEW WAREHOUSE, PHffiWXfMU STORE Adjoining C.F Dwight A Oo.'e MUCH BETTER OOXDiTK* �Tqu Ryplsuc^ii W WUlHWWn. ~ coit* ^tERCU Resolutions adopted by Hastings Lodge No. 58 F. A. M., in mommy of E. S. Brown, late Tyler of that lodge. Tho committee to whom was referod tlio drafting of resolutions on tlio death of our worthy brother and Tyler of our Lodge beg leave to present the following: W'Awnw, Almighty God in hia wisdom having removed our beloved Brother, Elo»^r 8. Brown, from hi* poet as Tyler uf our lodge to that Celestial Lodge above where thp Supreme Grand Mart or presides and ■ N'Awsas, we hia brothern of Hastings Lodge No. 52 F. A. M-, of which ho wav a just and upright member, recog­ nising with due submission tha edict of tho Fupromc Grand Master,would in this manner express our appreciation ot the virtue* uf our deceased brother, and tender to his bereaved widow and fenfay our warmest sympathies in their ss-Ms: ‘•■‘•■f'Mj-l. CHIICREI. Kvis-’ZJ'K.'V kVSa Bt fes3lSa-ll?M?1E Miseaic. “' •**“ ■* tk*vkits puiuirrs. n. r. Ul». W. SLAtlKSss rHASTINGS LODGE. NO. 42. F. X.I. M. Thia channing lais, call 4 by the Ladiana "beautiful! water,” ia the Lugeat body of water in the valley between tho Green end White Mountain*, which i* drained by tho Connecticut and 8t Fra net* rrrtn. It* principal tnhutaries arc tho Barton Black and Clyde riran, which ri*o in Northern YeniionL and Bowing through the lake fall into the Bt. Francis at Shorbrook, P. Q., and paaa into the Su lAwrence, while tha head water, of the Connecticut ri»a in Canada and empty into Long Island Bound Hence Magog lake lie* on the bight of I* n.L between Canada and tho United States, and ia crossed by the boundary hue, ao that about one-third of It ia in Fur tho information of our readers, and because wo think an oxcurriou over Jim IS an oeuoracu oirsvi, s. — -7 **er» iuiMMM than ony other faa/nutiuii tho Grand Trunk to thaWhite Montaine of ths kind in Hastings His * at.d tho Ocean one of tho most dolighl- always foil, prices low for caso or » iulof any on the coutinant, we [dace pay, and would like to have the pu.«“> herewith before our readers, the Ran* call on him before they ojvcuJtr thi« money at tbo higher priced groceries. run Licrwo RucanTur Tiexra ftom Groceries of every description both light Detroit to Montreal, Quebec, the White and heavy. Mountain*, Portland and Boston and Give him a call. Jeficraon Bt June 4th. tf return, as follows : From Detroit to Montreal and return, Lost.—On tho 4th fast. Mr. b. W. firat-claas fare 121; form of ticket. Dr 17; route, G. T. R. to Kingston, steamer to Lane lost on Ute street* uf this Qty, a Montreal, (meals ineluded), return all Diary. Any person finding it wil con­ rail fer a special favor by leaving the same From Detroit to Quebec aud return. at this office, or in care of Dr. Roberta. fir»t-cl«tt flue. 128; form of ticket, Dx82; route, G. T. R. to Kingston, steamer or rail to Montreal (meals included to Mon Vermont end tho rest in Canada. treal only) to Quboc, return all rail. On tbo Mat of tbo lake no mountain* From Detroit to Portland and return, Psy year ntnuj sad Ulu umr thtiff. fir»t<la*a faro, 128 ; form of ticket,D*M5; IZirr y«r trrtK txtruUJ trilh or trMott route, all rail ria. G. T. R. oast and yum, a! th IknUl ofto of .Rsssfed, that wo cordially boar wit­ A. f. DlUKZ, M. D., ness that Brother Brown, was one in Sugar loaf range, Bald and Orford moun­ 39 From Detroit to Gorham aud return, <Oror Adbv 4 Beds's Drey Storr. whose life and ebnraoter the principles tains. In its dimensions, Magog i« first-clara fare, 128; form of ticket. of our order were fully portrayed ; that If you want the vary best Painting, hi* uniform kindness and gentle deport­ about thirty miles fang anil from on»- Dx20; route, G. T. R. to Kingston, rail or steamer to Montreal (moot* included Kateomfaing 1 or Graining, ever done 111 hslf to four mites wide. Its shores are ment has engendered in the hearts tf fringed with beautiful bays and com­ on steamer), rad to Gorham, returning tthis city, call on John Michael. lie is jjust tho man who can suit you. fitf tend fa perfect fuHncsa to bi* Iwrcaved manding headlands, intonpereod with all rail. From Detroit to Boaton and return, family ; tint we will in token of our forme, viUra and groves, and it* placid firat-claas fare, 831 ; form of ticket. nff.-ction for our dneearod brother, and our rospurt for hi* memory, adopt the bosom ia dotted whn islands, tho princi­ Dx27; route; G. T. R. to Kingston rail usual badge of mourning tor tho term pal of which aro l‘ruvinc»>, Round, or steamer to Montreal (meal* included j steamer) G. T. R. to Boston via. Port- of thirty days. Whctatono and Lord’s islands In depth on land, returning via. Portland and G. T. 1 T.Psuuh, R- all rail to Detroit. Gro. W Btinv, grower, ao that near some of its bold From Detroit to Boston and return. Daria*. Brauns, shores ita depth i* many fathonis,in other tirst-claM fare, 830; form cf ticket, 1 Committee. ploous there nre extonsivo shoal* whore Dx68 ; route. G. T. IL via Portland to ’ Boston, returning same route. From Detroit to Boston aud return, but beyond these it varies hundred* of '■ first-clo** fare, |3t*; form of ticket, 1 "'On Friday evening Barey Lodge No. foot, and in somo placet i* fsfthoiul<*«v. Dx59 ; G. T. R. to Prescott, tlwnee via 1 Ifuf lungo” । Ggilundmrg, St. Alban*, Whits River ( 13 Knight* uf rythia* wa* failUated in On these alioals the I* ai(Ef ”' “ "lonr.. -„.t Junction, Concotd, Nashua, and bock thi* city by Mr. Long of Grand Rapid*, i collect fa large number* I . /■ °*1 . i tlx- sama way. Eleven of our citirou wore initiated and November ' for the purj-Me lsyi:> I Detroit to' Boston and return, *ecm to bo plcosod with the organiza­ their spawn for tho nest generation of I tirst-cloM fare. 830; forai of ticket, fish. During thi* seaion i. tbs time of l>x&) ; route, G. T. B. to l’roscott,thonco tion. i \ £ ™.< .,»« «nJ ptoUt io wha. ; ’ U *lb“* | The officer* for fife current form aro : Johnion 4 Co'*, celebrated Guldl’cn*,, . . ‘ 1 ton, Bellow* Full, Fitchburg, and back I Harvey Wri^H ?• 0. in boats with torchlights, armed with 0 ho best fa the market, for Solo at the ___ „ From and return, | C,‘r Ne»* r- Q building. “jack and spear,'* pass over Ibero shoal* | f .. Detroit to Booton ...' in night time to gather up hundred* of | tirst-chu* fare, 830 : form of ticket,' W. T. Eastman. V. C. G. T1. n IL to Boston via. ' ivund* of the must delicious beautie. DxC2; route, “ 1 * . . . Port! 11 ’ortlond, nu t back by Vt. Central via Rollin Herrick, K. cf R. A 8 -------------------- ------Montreal. Wm. F. Hicks, M. of F. Tiie hand of Nature ha* Iwen very I Detroit to Boitou and return, k.i.k u> it. onmunteta rf Ita. ISO, fem ot tj.i.l,' ft. ta. .«! Book, C.r 11.. I. John Hotchkiss, M. of E. "LoauiJul wttterv" awl u.w *M hou l | 1,1 G- V- U Mualiral, । £,t, fj... , Vt Cntt.1 t» tai«.l ________ ______________ ;. Geo. W. Hfa.te, I. G. . , , • , . , • reluming via Portland, Montreal and Rnnva-n—N T l-arkcr hs* rv imta. .u »-!*»•* «» «~*., nJ ! »B81! ■B8! Our Number is 36 Canal Street. W<* have no HRJ1JVCI1 STORES so don’t make a Mistake. SUMMER CA8SIMERE SUITS, tn $25. SUMNCEZR CASSIMERE SUITS, HO 10115. CASSIMERE SUITS, g I run: buck SUITS, Sl> to S40. MO SHOW GOOD C0TT0MSS SUITS, Linen Suits s i 1 I E 5 § CHILDRESS' SUITS. LATENT NTVLEN. 82 to 812- BOYS’ SUITS. ALL K1HIM. 84 to 115. _ , YOUTHS* LJ3a&JS»« Tho July ia< w———.,ta —r—i - numbi.t of .fsvracm Uoout ience. for civilised and refined c\'oy- - ■. I roar Detroit to Boston and return,' t» the National Hotel Bam ou State i' w. n n.rota.-, ‘ “■ TM"001’-w-*«• | printed Bos-1 1 .« meal. ' first-rlara fare. 83U ; form of ticket, Htrret Mr. Parkerteprereot l*aornir-1 Hvilawt at 12S I**?! Washington W’nalt!antn.. Street. IL,,. aw| H ANTING!) EASTERN STAR. i Um* “n’1 92 Markrt Street, Chicago, like Tho first settlements er-w-. l Ma^g B^i’ij.Vp^kfand io v tomeH hte old frfemfa and th* jK4.._F.nlUKCULK (Aci-omponyiug thi* number wore those Gourgcvillo, on the Canada side, wa* tho ,, ... ■■ , ifrlcedid chromo*, “Too Familiar"' the first village built on tl.« lake shore ____ I Q n Working Pants, )l to Djtrvit 1'ruiii Dating to Boston and return, q. j. 75 ct« to *2.00, '.Hickory Shirts, Cotton Socks, 2B cU. Each. F Bn<l “IJttle Surgeon." Wo aro nt a ; Then tho through travel from Boston 10 ; Jf*1.t*<^'’t’ *.uuu»auu* uavu auvauy gvuv, >m> । _ ____________ ------------------------------------ low to undentaud how tho publisher* Montreal by stage pawed through Stan “HOu ; ^te, G. T. IL to^eruUi^ thouMtMh more are turning their eyes ~«••»*-pi™-1.1taduOtataii!•.u.---u >ax*-*ifiL-STteXS 5,.’Si,“.:,iru I CHVAXPHKKT. SO. 4S sts'“‘"■■rir sKfc:''~‘ H ASTINGS LOIKJI-NO.-W,—. with a magazine which is richly worth t'» have n furry actOM tbo lake, which G. T. R. to Detroit. M.)—.fc. iVA-X,, Utah, Wyoming, the price asked for it, two dollars per I was provided for fa tho “Old Horse All of .the nbore ticket* ore valid un- Nevada, Oregon or California, wo rwrear, iw wo consider the jisurawa ! boat," under tho command of tha well J*1 No1vf'ul*T *•J,H73, “P4 ca» be hod at I ommond a cheap, safe, quick and dirrtrt .i *» ta. .< tatata. „d«... kta, <y un. .*>: Sf-ucrsi W. n. HOLMW. B. »- ._______ the ebromos, which to any tho leo*L aro (the hor»c boat pswed into the nano* ul 4 jf. oi4ain ticket* to all places - • ■ — — 1 worth five dollars, given to each sub- CaptQ.W.Fugg, through whose fadotu-1 Ei-t at Grand Trunk Junctions, audio scriber; we say again, wo cannot un- itablo pcreeverauco and overflowing ot (\*?™Pan£* 0,Kre, — ■ — I • ■ •• I ullman l alico Cera aro run 011 day Jeratand it- Chiu. H. "Taylor 4 Co., good nature, public attention lias bccui । 1’ublUlicrs. I turning like au ovcrtlawing river toward 1; snd night train* through to Ikxton. FLOWER JAM 0. J. BRYDGE8. --------- — — ( thi* charming sutunwr resort—the reg-. Managing Director, Montreal. 1 A medicine which promotes tho action Memphromngog Lake. , E. Runr. I’astimger Agent, Detroit । ot tbo kidneys and liver, aids tha digo*7%. retirement uf tho old hori • beat । lion aud eocurcs regularityof the bowels- ' to life wu caused by the build.— ■ । »i now completed, and panengcr* are i Kiso or rut Btouu.-'Fur Dyspepsia ; * ~* ***** ” “*■’ **“ *“”■ .mint secure health and prolong human hn(f uf tirst steamboat on Magog >' . St. Louia to Texa*. cither over tho Mi»life. Hamilton's Buchu anil Dandelion 1 laao, ]ako, Known known a* as mu the “auuuuuu Mountain Maid, Maul.1' . aud Neuralgia Cum.—For four year* souri, Kamas 4 Texas R. R, via Sedal­ does just thi* buifaos*. and any phym- This “wander __ 1„ '_J of tho 0go” not only ' did past I have had thoDyspepsia very-lmd, ia, or over the Atlantic 4 Pacific IL R-, tho “forty iug” at Georg.-villa, but run on j vomiting up my fool nearly every moal, ria Vinita. For map*, time table*, fajust such fagredienia m tlwy prescribe daily tripe lengthwise Jhu lake. This hrvt; with much pain and distress fa my . refer our readers to I. Xi. Wheeler, 1 for their pattent*, is a moit valuable re­ stroke of expanding eutorpriso oweil j stomach, and could gut very little sleep j Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd medy. You will sou un foe wrapper of its conception and execution to tho un- : nights. I a ten had distressing attack* ! St., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Forel Gene­ two or threo times 1ral : ■ Paascugcr Agent, St. Ixiui*. Mo. each bottle j a*t what you take anl how tiring exertion* of Capt Fogg, and right ' of• Sickheodacho V lilting Cante, -.veil eras he rewarded for hi* toil in the a week, whbh at tho time made it im- Questions will bo cheerfully and promptBuslnne Card*, sneevs* of the craft ho built, and tho [ossiblo fur mo to attend to my buuuese. j■ ly answered. 4 Co.'s drug store. ■ Wedding Card*. , Wl. 1 EMIGRATION TURNING. 1 was induced to try your King of the I Druggists iJibel*, --------------- - —----. flowing iu of public patronage. To locates.—Among tho more in- I Close — ... movemont.... Full Sheet Posters, upon this followed Blood. The pain and distress diatrn** fa in my n>v I cheap Farms in South-west MiMonn I torestfag Section* of our country, there aro others thaLhavo so changed tho face of, stomach Two Sheet Poster*, stomach were were entirely entirely relieved, relieved, vomitvomit-! 1 ~ | *»4 r*s«*t»tit» »i*ts« TS ceased, had ----u<> attack 1 71,0 Ad"*,ic 4 r,tific R^rosd Cjm- Mt .kick, Unite* uustisa none that exceed* in wild gnutduer tho onterprisHliat the aUentiuu of capitalists i:ing ----------J uhave — *"-* *—uf • heading ecssru, mvd mw u a- ' tacx 01 nea-i ' h^sooq^i of land in -'-I U te.. » Auction or Hale Bill*, region in and about tbo Mountain* aud has been attracted thither, and now ache since I commenced takmg the Antral and Southwest Missouri, at | **•«« r~««* “ Wedding Invttatton*. Lake* of New England. One cf the Magog valley is linked with the great medidna, nud I »loep well nighta, my fn>m $-! tu 812 per acre, on seven years' Docbte Mammoth Posters, most attractive and at tho same time bowel* aro now regular, busing been time, »ith free tran»i>ortatiou from St.- ! sni«rt>—. T In fact any kind or stylo of Printing. thoroughfares of the nation. delightful of tho Sammer resort* in tho *te Tlio thriving village of Newport, costive before. I have now taken two Uni* to aU purchasers. Climate, soil. vicinity of the New England Lake*, is which only a few years ago could boast * >» at Meraphremagog, a full description of of a country “store and inn,” i* now a tuUfivunJ. 1 Jr.;-.. >« UJ ik.i m, „ Gold 115 5-8. . wife was much troubled with Holt Rheum fra,t* and Hewer*. For particulars ad,f U1 lu tll latte■soiw*.*nu There i* no word th*t rhyme with to which wo invito the attention of our country; bos on enterprising paper, which the Kmgof'tho Blotd ha* entirely dross A. Tuck, Land Commiaswncr, St.plea*nro-aeeking readers. From Mich­ three churches, excslleat schools, an ex­ month. igan it is reached directly via Grand Frankfort Hill, N. Y. tensive latabor trade, marl.lo work*. Trunk Railway. Hco advertisement in another column. immense proportion*, and with ample 0. GUlman i* building a new house STAR CLOTHING HOUSE The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Street, LOCALS on Grand Street. Shipping tag*, a new supply, cheap. CrRAND RAPIDS, MICH 1 TO TUK Nurture or ’ Tk* IHsa*nOm-<* •• ort SALT Sfa.r. A LECTURE TO YOtnra MEM. 10 Barrel lota and more Mild to dettlera at a very small ad­ vance above Car-load Rates. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, f//T£ LU/IBEIt FUtflSffED if LOTS. Tho gentlemen who inquire ia last week’s Bosak "Vol uh te matter." Tho matter i* John Wolf the dutchman ia selling all the beet furniture that is sold in th* county of Barry. John will soon do all the furniture busfarea done in this county. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. $3,000 worth of Furni­ ture. will be. sold at cost at Bcssmer. Heath $• Co.'s store for the next 60 days. To make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. B’e will sellour whole stock at costfor cash. This is no humbug. After this date, tho undersigned will Come and see for yourself. receive. tJtnvn and Ship, all kind* of BESSMEE, HEATH & CO. Grain, at our Elevator in the City of Hastings, June 7, '73. 7tf Hastings. Funeral furnishing good* of all kinds, aud of tbo latest styles, Coffia*. CaikcU and Baria! Csa-o, and Robe* of all kinds funishod- Good 11 cane furnish- field and Wasningtou. In the meantime Copt Fogg ha* Ths Dedicatory Dunre at Nashville, propna!.. plare fa fo- W°r wiU ** kept ahead of the enterprise about him found notices of tbo death of three of by adding another stuamboat, colled the Lady of the Lake, as fsrsurpawine tho first as a Laig surpones a JfsU. W ith this elegant steamer, during the travel­ ing season the Captain makes two tripe daily through the lake from Newport to Magog, and n* wo gtids along lhi» A. H- Weet of Detroit for some valuable Berkshire pig*. Well, • beautiful water" tho urencry i* en­ ing a barking cur dog. chanting and “tho eye is nut satisfied if his pig» »ell “ rapidly as do his with arsine.** Ackley’, fountain furnishes deiicion* Wheeler* Wiboa sewing machine, ho soda and root boec, that it will not hurt nred not advertise thorn for many days the ooMcsenre of our Good Templars to unless he has thousand* for sale. sip—waD, it is erosedfagiy poHiabfa. undoubtedly did. C. F. DWIGHT 4 00. Hastings, Juno 18th, 187K 13 wl Keep a large atipply of Salt for sale at Lowest market ratea, in their Brick Warehouse. Ita W b Mtt 10 per al rat tku M Em* * k Veto. Local 6li;io police;. weary and tei»nrnlr, and is now favored Thursday evening. July 10th, tho fol- with a junction of two imiorUnt rail­ roads, and is the bead of steamboat navigation. Tito village of Magog, st tha outlet of tho lake, is lea* favored at present, Geo. H. McClclku. M- E. H. P. but ha* in it as fine n water power a> Milo L. William*, H. W. the country atfoxd*. and its enterprising prseant splendid weather. people are' animated with tho certain Geo. M. Dewey, Scribe. ^Too bad —Th* killing of costly improspect that they shall »xm hare rail­ Fred Nachtrieb, Treasurer. jurtnd chicken* by the worthleai cat* road connection with tho root of man­ kind. about the city. Also along tho shores of tho lake are springing up 1—autifol residencasowiu-d Pytbea* in*titutrd in thia city un ths and adorned by the opulent dignitaries Hastings I’. O. July 22d, 1878. of CsmvloAnufoor project is on fi>ot,for tho erec­ tion of an immense hotel at the loot and Add- McLeUsnd, Abraham i’oeking- ot building a railway to tho top uf Owl’s Hoad Mountain, from the top of which idenco three mite* South af thie city. ' hnns, Sevilla Witeox, Rollin Whooter. Directjour tetter* Io number of I*. O. can bo seen tho city of Montreal, and a new is presented ot tho surrounding country not lesa enchanting than i* to be SALT. BARLOW & GOODYEA B a4<l‘»r f feesyeff. semi mi A rare chance to ouy Dry Goods cheap—1’. R. 8abin 4 Co. of Jackson, nre selling out their entire stock at first coat. They have on immense stock, some 8109,000 worth of choice goods, of all kinds, which they aro dosing out, and if any one is inclined to visit Jack­ son, thia is the jdace to got bargains. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Chromo C. Hanna for the reasonable sum of |50. It wa* a finer Casket and better trimmed than be raa trim one, with a better Hoods furnished than with tho 8125 Qaskst Query vat ish de ma««. John F. Holbrook, al Woodland Cen­ tra will hare owe of tho- splendid daacM al hi* Hall, on Friday ivseing the 25fh. fast. Of course it wfll be well Facn Jans fa endiees quantities, and of tne mo*, approved patterns, for sale byF. D. AoUcy, at the Qty Drug Dan Wand baa opened a groeory on the corner of State and Church streets, room for thrar i—tease atoek. They north aide. Dan ia a stranger. but hi* have some of tbo nieeel toilet rtand* we prices w ill m aka him acquaintances, a* ever rare. Everything fo fa -ffM* baeafli very ahey. _ cedes abowt their praraiera ’ 8ruin>.-Fromthopromiafa uf tho t subscriber on Sect. 30, fa Rutland, about tho let of May l*W, two 2 year . vid steen, dark rod, and one 2 year old > banfer, light rod and white face. Any . «> to the whereabout* of mid cattle will be liberally rewarded. P. M. Btarc, : | Rutland. July 15,1871. tf Ono at the won* fcande lastoly report- Ufa M also burned. jjevepri partiee fa Krart Cuuaty are reUuekfag u-* *buu: them wHb fi*,p«rtkwtarty brook trout, and me - CHROMOS I JOB PRINTING "»Tncut pume Ita&t.t �The Babcock MEW ADTEBT1SEMENTS. Th. .kill, the art. tbo mighty toil, that has* been devoted to tbo adorn­ E’liLkii'1*'’ ment, sad to the lioeenietifia of tills mod saoient j>1»» of worship, bar* l*en of extraordinary tnagnitada. Tbo grandest legacy of Egyptian antiquity, Great Pyramid, demanded, indo d, a larger amount of naked burran labor; bnt in Mariah them i. a compulsion ol tho features ofnates* bereelf to th* ser­ vice ol the budder la actual bulk, the Gn at l*yra:uid is U> tho Trinpl* rock M tire to Dina, if w. drecrad taitm for aa the sill* of the fire double gate* of the ■ mountain of tho bouse, ft we carry the comparison down to the level at which the lowest foundatom ot the walls is in­ laid ia the rock Id tho angle of tho on cloture, the bulk ia three time* that of the Great Pyramid. The calk eMtents of the mason's work may not amount to a tenth part of that piled up by Souphia. But tho bill has been honey combed eith chambers and galleries. 1 and the declining part to th* south curI ered with vaults and arches, to which Gbaueeh can show no parallel. No merely artificial unwture could barn *u I succvaafully reaistod the resolute rlfort. । ofdbo two greatest military nations of [ the anc.ont world to destroy its existanew and obliterate its memory N<> other monument, long surviving tbo era , of Asiatic and Italian power, can ever, I like the noble sanctuary, mark by it* «crr ruin*, th* euaoeasire period* of ita । glory and ite foil. ' If V* rerard not *o math th* evi­ , mMaxAfiOth. th* p~ty dence of the labor devotad to tlio work w«t* off on a visit to the Pyramids, । of tbs Tempi* a* tbo effect produced on about firs mites dirtnaL They crossed | tho mind by It* apparent magnitude. th* Nil* by a good bridge, ia which 1 we may suggest the following oom pari there ia a draw, and continued along a sons : Tbs length of tbe eastern wall of Utacadamiasd rood, shaded in most part th* Nanetuary is rather more than by acacias, to th* bluff of hmostone up­ ; double that of one aid* of the Great on which tho Pyramids are built, and Pyramid. Its bright, from tho fonndawhich, when onco reached, aro not so j tkm on tbo rock at tbo south, and near imposing ns tbo imagination had pic- I1 the northern angles, >aa marly a third tured. Nsar by were two villages, from I of that of the Egyptian sttweturo. If tn which th* net.res oam* rtuhing to offer ' this groat height of one hundred and thsir soroio**. but General Slono being , fiity-two foot of solid wall ba added tho along, th* sheik kept them in order. I1 descent of one hundred and fourteen To the ordinary traveler these peopl* feet to the bed of one hundred and aitmust bo a great nuisance. It was de­ O' fret altainod by the pinnacle of the cided to make th* ascent of tho highest, Temple poreh, we havo a total height th* I’yramid of Cheeps, 460 feet Throe of four hundred and tweofy-six feet, Arabs were detailed to each one, and which ia only fifty-nipp feet loss tlian tho a*cent began. Thi* was done along I that of tho Great Pyramid. The are* th* edge of tli* northeast side, two of tho fore of tho eastern wall ia more Arab* going in advaoco to pull the than double that of on* side of tbe pyr­ pilgrim hr tho arms, while tho third ] amid. Thus the magnitude of the no­ camo behind to push. Th* Pyramids | ble Sanctuary of Jerusalem for exceedbeing built in layers of atones, each lay-.jed that of any other temjdo in the *r diminishing in six*, three form a re- I world. Two ampitheutro* of tho sixo ties of.!ops, Mime of which aro four j | of tbo Coliseum would have stood wilhfoe; high. Tbe General halted thro o- ia its colossal girdle, aud left room to quarters of tho way up. but the rest continued to tho top, where there ia a Belted eigbtyspare about fifteen font square, and and accomm_____ ____ ___ __, from which tho view is very extonted, ;i sai.d mere in ita arena and pauagr-. over the desert of Sahara on the one I! For such a number to hare boon era tneide, and tho beautiftdly cultivated vol- 1| mad within its cirek, the .pace lor ley uf the Nite on tbe other. Tbo do- each pereon must have been liou.'-l t,. act-nl was made along the upjoeito edge |I sovtntera ineboe by twenty inchee AL —not. however, before four shillings 1 lowing two cubits each way# or four 1 Havana Lottery of Cuba. had bora paid to an importunate natir*, 1 square cubita for each worshiper in. the who promised to descend, and ascend temple, the Sancttfarv would bare con­ the Pyramid oppesito to tbe one on tained- thirty thotnaad ; tho Choi, ex­ which the party wa*, in tan minutes. t cluding tho Priest's Court, twentyThe next thing in order was to enter 1 thou.aud more, and there would yet tbo Pyramid, which is done by a nar-: have l«ra room ia tbo Great Court and 1 row passage. Thi. paatsgu tiro: do-j the cloisters to main tho total reach to serad. to a pl.es where uno must go" —— —» -------- |f.U. l s 1 upsrn hia hands anl kncce. Tlii* pasre-1, it ascends until one hnally enters a room about sixteen feet by twolre foot, j to which is a ****ophagu s. Th* aide* of thi* roocikwcre cf very handsomely cutgranlfo. Returning, the party had to submit to be carried by tbe guides, a* th* dfMcent wa* over itonre too •lippory for shoes Near tho Pyramid is a bouse which was built by the vic*roy upon tha visit of Eugenie, when Emprea* of tbe French. This was rnitfrliritlMnWtaLisi. Uta opened for General Sherman by the vtetety1* orders, and to it a luncheon L. N. MIXER'S was (erred which had been brought along. AAcg. lunSteo:: a visit was mad* to tho Sphinx, which la close to tbe larger i’yrarnid. and on the way a J tomb some forty foot deop. and whore ridre were lined with granite, was paw­ ed- At th* bottom, carved out of a I Every year increases the popularity pita* offgrey grnniic, was an Egyptian 1 of thia valual-lo Hair Preparation; figure ’which covered the resting place which ia duo to merit alone. We can of the coruso. Near by nro rem* oth­ aasore our old patrons that it ia kept er tombs, wbfeh are easily reached by j fully up to its high standard; and it ODER’S it the only reliable and perfected prej»XRRVIKE aration fir rreiorins Giur on Fadkii fine and interesting. Th* Sphinx is DOES IT! Hun to its youthful color, making it aa Egyptian head, with body aomothtog Ijir'c^Zftrlni?' " soft, lustrous, and silken. Tlio scalp, llndacbr. in *hap* Uk* that *f a Ixjm Tb-« nore . by its use, ta’cetoes white and clean. II'.!*;1’. ha* bean partiaHy effiread during th* I It rctnoiiM all implions and dandruff paseagaoffiv* thousand year*. Th* and, by ita tonin properties, prevents tread is hollow. The whole ground in tho bur from falling out, a* it iliuml'..M.“ ’ '' 1 a mass of tombs, but a* son as they litds an 1 Bourfohca the hair glands. ar* uncovarod th* erer—lxiftiag sand By its use, the hair grows thicker ami again ooncwal. them. Tho day was stronger. In Ulilncss, it restores tho very wann. and tho party got back to eapillx'v gland* to their normal vigor, It litlE few EnM M Ute town well tired out bv the day’s jaunt. and will create a new growth, except That eveatog General Mott entertained i in extreme oh! ago. It is tho most them at dinner.—CoL 3. C. Amnnr. economical Ham Duauxu over ttsed, to &r^r't ftr Jolt aa it requires ftwer applications, and SALE ON EXECCTION. ■O.OUUS usniML n. It: 1 Grand River Valley Eivian 9 VINECAR BITTERS Lm*; ws’irelXt** v’Jr ■is::;;1 rerta tre.i 4--r "» lh» r-«7 BOILER WORKS. It. rertS-.i.i l N F. Bmiaio's isiMiie WATER. WHEEL, IflATF, or sStri&i LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE I Michigan Central R. R. TELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, Bxtarew IMrett m4 OUre'. atalw <Ure ere reu.e. Wilk Inure lul 4 iMnn re ! W M In. oa Ml aftar Jas. IX ten •»* asul tenter rem< ■ rerea reUI Ireir Iretr-o. terChvre. tte U? reot# I IterKrtsreS. -/tel Jm.-lnU-r r.-r s>4-x tte p^rerl.irerewS la reM srUte.aS <te sstei rr»r reM tenure, urt Ite teanw lh-rreF. rerelw ■ <y*T •! Ihx -'rlw Is te .•UuSal I. I I 11KrnUM B*h»rr.« re»tror»r»*>.l | »4 -m.li'rl bn t.n.tr .1 lu-rr l»r l । rere«.*.«te ta-fote Plantation BITTERS’. ttlK las. >S’N LANTATION Bitters Temperanco Bitters popular oxpositor Gift-enterprise 50,000 OO Scrofula Syrup Asaaycr of Mastschntatu, says, “ Tbo constituents are pnru, and c.vrvfullv selected for excellent quality; and I consider it tho Best I’nxrAuxrro.x for ita intended purpoace.’’ haja. m pVt. bal it io doe to a majurily ol oases mac*to u2i*manag*i*eBt than • to crops or pries* It is true, prioea of . produce aro low, and labor cvmuiauds | ■ compenratkm lax to ndvaao* uf its. reed value, when ooapxred with it* I value of ito production* But while rat* te tbe oom. fhrnten must roly wore on their brains and make calcutetion., overcome the loose, and augment tho proftl*. Um gxwtejroublv i. tha t among our farm*** fnerwis too much changing EPIDEMIC te W Ct* Kite, tf S5JU1 Is Ml! ^GREENBACKS rtraM I. te uVrtu'rfre .vtes.'wa.waiJteK’cer: lUrertesreknld la reM .NUU, .11 ik-.. wriau lrere •» rerwl, -t lnn-t. Mlaarrt 1. Ite rreaU .r wr» redtaur >t Mwkiass. te WM: Tha renk s*y”r ’Is •°",k Wte« saartar ?t m: ISt MMWAfe t DM. UBUM I Lili Ixiliil B1M. ::.K7.:rxsS.ra,i DISEAS iimiiiMiini ft la not a quack nosiram. Tbs ingrsdiento are puHiabsd on each Utile of EuxU-inae Itlfe used and »w«xnii>*atari by Phynetar.1 wtarrrrr it hr tarn ini. trwlocvd. 11 will poaitirelycure SCROFULA, BTPHIL1B la tUtariau rtno". RHEUMA T1SM. WHITE S WEI^ \LIN0, GOUT, GOITRE', \BRONCH1TIS,'‘NER F-' OUS DEBILITY, INCIP! IE NT CONSUMPTION, and all dwcnrei arbing from »a impure cauhUon of tbo Woral. Salad forcer Hosxdai.is Aliawxc, in which you will Mod car-' tifiritaa from rcltebta arid trail-’ worthy Physicians, Minuter. of tha GcapeLaud others. Ponrfil DadoriEistf Dsitletlaal- L. N. MJXEH, . HenUrwa, Peninsular Railway. Tirf.i-svivri.'sdSr'1-'1" forye^monyteHtetMi powerful eott4ote and dtoawear. Hance ite wosuterftd ceres. Baay ot which sro jrcHWy toowr., of Berofnto. and all acrofiatas dteoeoes 6147 Bl CROOK’S TBE OF TAB! IT’S-, W. K 11KAMEH • 00.. FLOUR BERCHAJ Only SO Cents pv Betite. Dr. WILL'S Eitmt of Jinkta j Flnr & Gnu OntaWIeriM . uwsewv thmr rineyarda ..J —-a 1 i th< rsstaralM tUllr-U ■ Kretll Ures* DtetM*. ■<•<» -r ssa earl Itervtf. iterum s-orr l< trrrkr rrre Ibm te'IH.n-F. renrr nrart. te stnmss“al-1St£;;K.“ST, Price. *1.00 per pottle. Addreaa M riares* roes Ita red ton itere W tn’n Tkf* Buckingham’s Dye The New WtrtaJlWfflM!1 FOR TUR WHISKRRS. As our Ttancwer in man v case* roquires too long a time, and too much care, to nature gray or faded Whisk­ ers, we hare prnuml thia dye, in one yvvyxwii/ion; which will quickly and effectually accomplish thia resulL It tea SINE’S QNkMD TBI NK RAlLWxr vwawws ’ JOB PRINTING ' Vnai’s Gtay b Her Hair. । LYON’S , i ATHAIRON MAY IWZif. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-07-30.pdf 0b5bec61092492e35dae15eeb35c9089 PDF Text Text «H. Tlf« Ktrlsucyi VOL XVIII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. JULY 30. 1873. Ppmesiopal a*d 6b;l|tts Cart. RUSSELL & NEVINS wise they will be overlooked by the Viewing Committee. 4. Cards will be furnished with num­ bers as entered at ths Secretary's office, which i)iould be placed on or near the animals or articles exhibited so that ths judges will have no difficulty in finding them. b. Exhibitors of horara will take no­ tice that a sign will bo relied in the Mo­ tor of the ring designating the elras of horses desired by the judges for exam­ ination, when all horaaa ot that elasi must be brought into the ring and there remain until the judges have decided ujion their merits. 0. Any animals, farm or artiste tak­ ing Ute first premium nt any foil, shall. If considered worthy the succeeding Have B Full-Stock of FINE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Who w.lt.th tar irrtsnt b wslUss tar Uks dsairt rue. mfM Ben rrr. A tons' wa« sltiMh vkm sokto An Mix Ar r«M where so <>M I Thrr.’. so toBUsrs tone. tor. 1 CLOTHING. HOOTS AND SHOES, “ Wji.' if. BVRGHER. HTUJJ EBAKER WAGON ! The only Wagon with the Stope Sbouulcre.l Spoke. competition can the taken £ grounds until 3 o'clock F- M-, last day of the fair, except by luu of Clio Marshal; and no ] will bo paid on animals or art .HARNESS, on hand, and made to Onlci; ..... COPPER, and SlI^i/lT IRON WARE Mnnuliicturcil to Orde 'REAPERS and MOVERS, GRAIN, CULTIVATORS SULKY RAKES, $c. ■ rag Salt! Salt! Salt! matcsxd xdubs rot CAiUAtt aaannxxa. Jrosn—Burton W. King, J. C. Bray and H. B. Barnum. Brat jwir, 6 years old or over, 00 Second do, 3 00 Beet pair 4 years, 8 00 Second do, 2 00 [Non—Matohwl horses tu match ra Mrs. J. C. Hanna, Mn. L. NJ Mrs. D. Striker. Best loaf wheat bread, adlk salt rising do hop rising bread CLASS NO. do do do do 7. All animals and crudes offered I fur exhibition shall be the bona Ado property of a member of the society re­ siding in the wuuly. . H, AH trams are strictly forbidden to OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! PIUEN1X CASH STORE NO. 14. ZE at curing 8 Pus butter made tn Juns Blbe butter made ia Sept choree 10 Ibi or over honey in comb 10 lbs or over JumA—sPoctar Burton H. P. Merrill and C. W. Basset. CLASS NO. Brat Spanish buck (full Wood) Jroots— Samara In Clara No. 0. Brat eolt 3 yoarsuld, . g Second do, Bret col* 2 your, old, Beccttd do, Best oolt 1 year old, Second do, Beet sucking cult, Second do, |3 00 Bert grade buck Second do Best 2 or more grade ewee Second do Beet 2 or more grade Iambs Will not be Undersold. (M tto^s who U4 bWMbs in 4e. De uaa Io rear ■oato*l. eork e» Is JOSEPH PELUG ! FARMERS. sofa cushion ornamental needle work raying Iryhand Jroots—Richard Jones, J. F. and tJ. V. IL York. Best jack, Second brat do, Best mule team, Second Lest do, Best mule a»lf, 2 years old, Jctou-Jacob Haxlaru, D. and D- R. McElwain. Beit boar, Chester White articles unices maaufsetured within the county. The fact of articles befog man­ ufactured in different «lyl*> “3 pat­ terns and given fancy names, does »ot Jc»or.-W. P. Bristol, D. B. Hiram Culeman, Brat bull. 3 yean old or over. I 214) Second best do, Brat heifer, 2 years old, Second best do. Best bull calf, Second brat do, Beat heifer calf. Second best do, Bum Kit HastlHJ. Jut 19, 1111 DENTIST Sisiiille, Mickijau. Pure Wines and Lienors! Mli THE SMH. FRESH Flffl What is it ? . Judges same as for class No. 1. Brat trull, 3 yean old of over. Second beat do. Brat bull, two years old, _, TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL FAIR I Brat bull, 1 year old, | Second do, Bos’, cow, Bncuud do, Boat heifer, 2 yean old, Second do, Bret heifer. 1 year old, Secund do. Brat bull caH Barry County Agricultural Society. J. P. ROBERTS & Michigan _Exchange. DRUGS Single scat Buggies as Lou> as Medicines And two Seated Fanners? Buggies at Dye Stutts, IF YOU WANT Toomas Auorr, Pmident. D. C. Baxboxx, Vice President J. M. Navtss, Secretary. David G. Robixsox, Troosuror. D. R. Coox, Marshal. A. Btkmos, Joax Kuoix, Nxaxxus Coox, I- N. Krnr.ru. D. W. Eixi». PAINTS & OILS 0. Articles catered end marked as foreign shall not compete with those of domestic manufacture; but may, >( con­ oid cred worthy by the judges, be rec­ ommended to notice. Articles will not be considered as foreign If owned and used within the county for farming pr— poses. 7. Viewing committees are required to make their report to the Secretary at 12 o’clock of the third day ot tbe fair, if possible. 8. Judges of cattlo and horses will pleoAO have the prise ribbons tied upon the animals before tending them from J.L.RgED. B. F. STEIN HOFF Wednesday, tho first day of the fair, will be occupied in entering and arrang­ ing stock and other articles for exhibi­ tion and decorating the halt Bacuxn DAT.—At 10 o’clock the Kx rcutivo Committee will mast st the Sec­ retary's office to fill vacancies on the Viewing Committees. At one o’clock, P. ths Judgsa be­ gin their examinations; the viewing of wa< CHHOMOS I Brat bull, 1 year old. Second do, Beat cow, Second do, Brat heifer, 2 ysaa old, Boe* sow, Special Trotting-open to all competi­ Beamed do. tors. All stock paying an eaterence Beet heifer, 2 years old, Second do, foe of 15. Bee* baifee, I year old, Junaxs—S. J. Bidnluum, ley and J. C. Hanna. Brat two in three. SiiiiBl aiilodaiial DENTIST aiebican marble Beit Mowirr do Wood Sawing Machine do 100 Hone-salb do Oxyolre PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY SI'HOHL »! ti the Profem. rut— wui wmv Tuxn bat—At 11 o'clock the trial of ‘ draft horses will commence. At one o'clock the trial of female eqaeetrian- 1 CLASS NO. 2. Jcmd—Aaa D. Bark, C. P. and Pater Howard. OLAB8NO. 1. Beat buU calf, Second do* Bea* heifer call Second do, CLASS NO. 4. School Books & Stationer// du pair Houdans do .trio white Cochins do do buff do do do partridge Cochitu do do ilorbins do do Dominiques �GOOD» SEND FOB CATALOGUES awr. which their oomrads had fallen. It turned out that Mr. Tatham had man­ and finding tho object of his search, though terribly bruised, still alive and jiartly sensible, had tended him through -Verv.Ts wo fully bolieve mwt rhe cholera is abating in Indiana. signal far aid from above. Although up in Use following which wo clip from the height down which Herr Krowel fell, or, more properly rolled, U repori­ on exchange : ... I. 1. __J I t . 1.. .1 The train left Council Bluffs at 5 o’clock, with four coaches and two recovery at the last accounts, thanks to Mr. Tatham." also two baggage-oxpruss cars, in which there was a through California mail and express malt 82,000 in the cue coukty fair. direction. Liat of "the Barry County Agricultural and destructive storm on Friday last to which tho attention of all our readers is specially directed. . Orsirriot. OF PIANO-FORTE CLASSICS. Sherman J. Rich TEJ1 mid VOFFEE,. Of which ho has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho is determined to sell LOWEST RATES I The faculty of Olivet Gallego, ts *r- srk, ia as follows: and Literature, and instructor in ih Literature. . Oramol Hosford, A. M. Profess­ ------Astronomy and Natural Philoso­ phy, and Lecturer on the theory and Practice of Teaching. ' Over 400 running in Barry County ! 1 Nearly 300 1,9 B*ncc X4-J5 last season. fSO already this season. inmates jumped out, when they were ordered to tho rear, covered by half a Everyone of which were fully WaejiXntrd, and the cost of re­ pairing lias averaged teat than 1 Or. each. . an agricultural dis­ Shall this bo ? Farmers of Bar- trict that ours, yvurs, may bo the triumph cultural district ia tho titati'. The Society's Grounds are being Miss Henrietta P. Dennis, of Ladies'Department and/ iu French. Mis. Annie M. Benedict, in Mathemsties. Mcoeos doubly sure. Again we aay. bo umph. Work to obtain it tn rau nu aoaix. infamous Detroit Such ai CHIK'MOft LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS MERIT, and everything you need in * ASK i on NOVELLO’S EDITIONS. ramrai mn ■ nmi Charles 0. Brown, Instructor in Pen manabip and Book-keeping. SffEIlp^ J. UlClf. 5* .s BACON & KARRS’ LITERARY NOTICES. tains, among other good things a most i w“,k Reports of the condition ot the Indi- 10,000 Machines A fire Sunday night destroyed J. H. They fortunately did not cut the tele­ srry’s pstent leather manufactory at graph wires, and Superintendent Royce owark, N. Jc Loes 850,000: insurite'820,000. and Uilngraplud in all directions. En­ gines and a posse of men wore sent out unification movement is a failure, owing from Council Bluffs on tho Burlington and otho roads to intareoft tho robbers to the unswerving allegiance of tho col­ in a eouthcriy direction. ored people to the Republican party. Their dress and voices indicated that There are in the Boston schools 38, 688 pupils, under the instruction of they were regular bushwhackers. They 1001 teachers, who ere pan! annually evidently intended to get tho usual val1863,658,51, an average of 8803 per uablo express matter on this route on Mcndsya, but which went through cm teacher. an extra train Sunday night Tho rob­ The recent speech of Queen Victoria, bers during tho day stole a spiko Lar containing 858 words, was transmitted and hammer from the hand ear house from London to New York, 200 miles, at the station. They drew tho spikes in six and a half minutes, or st tho rale X FTLiST [PREMIUM Jf^ssuM u a household pvt, and some At tin- Barry County Fair Inst >euon over the South Bsmt Drill, and al ruiton County l- air over the Hui<rriur aud every other eouipotlog Drill. out iL It is cheapjiat real good, and cue hundred pages of supplied for fifteen ceids, or 8LW year, and a pretty little Chromo premium. AU the back numlsers tho first of January supplied by the luhers, Thornes A Talbot. 36 Broq Street, Boston, and for tali' at of! the j periodical depots in tho ronnfiy and j Canada. uan OUR CULTIVATOR I'uatlnually Increases and promises go»l for 1,0X1 Maehlnee, tor-MICHGAN alone, tho coming aeaaon. PRORATE ORUF.lt. Our 1’nwent Stock I, nearly exhausted, and |>artle* will do well to call early to lie sure of getting one. , Tur PnaaxotcutCAL JocassL for Au­ tMcmselres several rods away, and as the The President of the United States engine approached pulled the rail out gust is on our tablo with an excellent has officially announced tho Centenial of place. The promptness of the oni Thanking the farmeni of Barry county for their liberal sup­ Exposition to take place in Philadel­ port in the past, we hope we shall merit it in thc*future, believ­ phia in 1876,—begming April 19th, and continuing to October 19th, a pe­ ing it is for our material interest to support home manufactures. riod of six months. Uent-Gov. of Nova Scotia ; , “ DWIGHT A BURRALL. Ex-Governor Anthony Colby of New Ancient and Modern ; Dr. Horace Wells! Hampshire died Sunday evoniug. ogvd 80. Ho was Governor of New Hamp­ morning, bringing the dead body of tho and tho Discovery of Annnthcsia ; How V-Srs/S tUjtris 1SS» shire in 1846; was appointed Adjutant engineer, who resides iioro and leaves ! to Use Phrenology ; The lato Os les 11!ifcMihr”»u«rTieu«Ml wisers..seS til eih-r . ______ General in 1861, and was for many a wife and threo children. । Ames, M. C.; Living to Work vs. WorkewUi years a trustee of Dartmouth College. jing to Live; Power of Application; i wjly te'.i Edward La Mountain. Compulsory Attendance ; Study of the ^Hw^d*'u>st°Xd*U«idvMr sG~s~»stb« H"thi The following] letter from Senator Th. Wl,: Agtimllml limb , j S_‘ t ..■ISS.'VL” M Wilbur Buzzell, of Ann Arbor, has King was wriUon to II. C. Sosaions, of i. Viral.; -Tb. Owl;, SStSiC received the appointment of Prof.K.or Ionia, in response to a note of inquiry: *• ^4“, pwLi.. "Mr. La Mountain or Montaigne, as Handsome Faces and Bad Dispcailiona, [ of French ana German in tho Norwich etc. This Publication deserves a hnn- | ’* was—sv.l , Jabwu Unlvmity, situated at Northfield, Verlike his I 1 so celebrated as in aerodred thousand stibscril>ers. 83 * year, PROBATE ORDER. naut, s* There are 196 foundries in the State balooain,,------------------- ,------with a Chromo premium. Address 8. ST ATI OFMtCHlUAX.CesM/oi JUrrv.uof Michigan, employing 1,101 mon. n. w.iu « n... y..x about two hundred ascensions A reunion of tho First Michigan In­ fantry will be held at Grand Rapids on Thursday, August 28. Tho Fsoton Gtutif boasts that Mr death. over ircnjlearth and Hnu aud tlw JwrJohn McHalef-xif that village, has a Hlau • 11 If lx «h- pr»n ttay te < grape vine three yoars old this spring illustrated weekly, Always containing from tho cutting, of the Isabella variety, girls, the oldest Flaira, something at interest to every member which has 2,008 well developed elusion of growing grapes upon IL He leaves no property except a small rindinriti is almost indispensaLlo to bouse and lot, in tho village in which bo lived, and where bis family now retasw •**- if Usn U. »krlk. minx ■ UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. Everybody ie invited to call and examine the new and mammoth Mock conxiHting of Crockery. Glassware, 14,040 Store, cast in First-Class Instruments mu Bta No We New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. Coffee’s, all kinds of Fish. forts. The Strawberry Girl and thief Brewing are the names of two Vis Sugar, Tea’s, Stoneware, ssrAtESrstrs35sS Ths M. E. Church of Niles gave 81, 000 to the Preston fund fur Albion Ool- number of years in quite delicate health which of course operated us quite a drawback to tho professor’s pecuniary raecees. Ho was very fond of his wife and daughter, and devoted a good deal of his time to his wife’s earn on account of her feeble health, always treating TO No Dull Times! » Ufa! ssrisxiVK'>aa —c-L’ SiuSs'Jx.rw: of our county, and yoor individual inter- COMPOUNDED. 5m5 Latin and English. K.n.e wo really do hope to see the largest and best exhibition that has over boon hold CAREFULLY Bcmemler the Place, Second Door East of the Corner of State sal Jeff-rMn Streets, Hastings. • threatening to shoot any person w showed their heads on the train, sayit “Get down out of sight,------ yo, or Fourteen thousand and three sick tn for nine months. It is a thrilling and disabled seamen were treated by will shoot you.” Tho robben then took about 82,0001 story of peril and excitement, and quite j tho Marino Hospital service in 1873. eoosonablo after reading of Captain' ‘n" Americans in Vienna celebrated tho Hall's d&th, and tho escape of nemo of' M«i<ta ductive wealth ot our county, and that 4th by a banquet and speeches, includ­ ing a very brilliant car by Hon. C. F. will do well their part, and if you but do youra, our forthcoming Fair will bo -WITTES PRESCRIPTIONS MI’MIC, -A.T IVEW YORK PJUCEH! Chomestry and Natural Science. hibition. pends largely the reputation of the county, and tho estimate to bo placed on our enterprise as a people will be judged t>T tho character of this annual festival. Guaraatces .SATISFACTION on Everything ho Recommends, and |;e ssperi*^ Be sure and Buy the fired by English troops on tho 14th ult. hail. The engine run into tho bank and Tho Zansibar treaty is declared en­ turned over, throwing out tho engineer tirely satisfactory by Sir Barilo From. and Croraan.tho former falling an the lat­ ter dead. It is supjx>*ed RatTurty was kill- Louisville with a earpet bag full of bonds. It is estimated that at’the end of 1878 I taauccess isy our success, its failure, you r there will be 78,689 mile, of railroad in about 100 foot aud stoppod.Ilm baggage cars doubled and woro badly siuashod. tho United States. As soen as tho train stopped largo, it. Ours ia emphatically an Agricultu- candidate for the United Hiatus Senate athletic men, masked in full Ku-KI ax to succeed Thurman. ■ style, appeared at the expQN car, in which were Conductor William Smith, Superintendent Royce, Express MosaonMtcd, and must bring out in largo num- cholera in the Ohio State Prison at gor John Burgess aud three other per­ Columbus last wook. sons, and commenced firing rapidly in-1 The Attorney General has given his swine, chickens and other poultry; their decisiou in tho Vogt case. The right st out of there." Two bulcorals, and their garden products, all cf of extradition iadepi^d. lata thruugh the clothes of the There seems to Be a likelihood of a ayna, that you hvo in Barry county, and BEST JLtJL Reports from Kentucky any the crops instantly reversed the engine and applied <l.. c- —J —an. >■____ । farmers of Barry County, thia can only any county ui the State, as wo fully be­ lieve; and yet our fairs are often almost a failure because tho products an 1 tho IVitixn a/ Faculty of OUvet College Uasnaos, Mtcmaia. Jolt 80, 1878. this city on Tuesday, Wednesday and Otiara N.veUoscieapEditionsrF ¥OU WANT land and Pacific Railroad on tho night CHEAPESff Novello's Cheap Music* OB.tCC O A JVD C1 G .1 R S ! mareroom, A'o. 155 Greene, near Eshth SI., .V. Z Wxlfstiu’.riss.'r'Ks-Mt CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS J&rfA ■sruf 81.50, including tho chromo, un­ mounted. The Strawberry Girl, moun­ for bis little family, watch ted, Is 50 cants extra, Mischief Browing, mounted 25 cents, or both papers with mounted chromes, 84.50. At tho old stand of M. Allen, Stale Street, Hasting*, Mich. PROBATE ORDER. BTATI or MianOAjr. Cwasr .r Item. SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. lttf »&nfsa.r. OLIVET COLLEGE! and retiring in his disposition to a fault. IM. M! Thd foil Tenn begins Sept. 11th. Co., of Detroit » xluld dawsatd. ud all cth«« Win ho come Home to-night T Bong, havo hardly yst Danka; My Dear Old Mother. Song A TEACHERS' CLASS My MACHINERY will then bo formed to continue eeron attention ordinari- Klnkd; An Instrumental Pisco, Boehl. Tho Reapers’ Dance, Kinkel; Golden n de Halon. Wilson. THE WHEELER & WILSON, PROBATE ORDER. "Detroit con- l/lFOOTED My long Experience In the Biuduros. I'liablM lllr L> begins January 2nd, 1874. quw/iTSE sad the wrecked balloon." Vick’s Guide fir 1873. They are finely s^risfuorioit i Students can enter at Ha I'M Xett O^M. arc highly hosorabIs the middle of the Shop lu Bartow A GoHlfnar's dally interesting FAIL TERM. New Advertisements. WORKERS WANTED 53!^ NEW WAREHOUSE Sales of the Wheeler # Wibwfv the past year Is the Best Guar wrafee of its Superiority over alt Bujxerior In nil departments, including IfurafakoU. GEO. W. KEYES, Bocrotarr, - Wtreoxx Makxl*. Baine Uu mor! sirnple in nonxlruction, and eaeUy adapted tn dVerent kinds work, ianoint fnler, anduMlm, mw. Ikon anp otlwrxnoOt mackim,anqualUion wUek rKMuHmd ite Wheeler ?■ for rare job worm �3' Tho PcaiurtUar Railway. Tn* R,*rJ*L|CM< Biyi*«n. Km or rws Blocs.—For Dropsy, fa**.—1 was attacked with Abdominal Dropay four years ago. J took medicine from five different doctor* ; I applied to the rixth. but ho declined attempting my case, saying ho thought me post remmly. Another thought ho might help ma if I would be tapped, but I was so weak I thought I could not boar it. I then saw vuur Kim or rw* Bloon advertised. My son said howouldsendtoyou for it, and did so. Whon I began to take it I could not lie down or »it up straight; by wearing a bandage I was able to walk a little. 1 had not put on my atoeking* fur some month*. Person* who visited mo thought I could not live any length of time. I very soon fell that your median# was helping me, and by the 1 From the Battle Creek JswW w* dip (ho following notion of the 1’enfaaular Railway, which w. reprint w ith great pteavure. For this road th* Hou. L. D. Dibble, has labored long and hard, and and have no doubt, that the road when completed from Chicago to Port Huron, will become uno of our Groat Trunk Route., and prove a jaymg inve.tment financially, as wet! a. a monument to themtirfag industry and drtermined efforts of Mr. I)|bble and his aaeociatra, of which they and their friend, will ever have reason to U proud : .’or«of. Upn<th"trock ‘k« 1 onfasular Railway ea its wrstern exwithSi J. the difficult,,-* concerning th* right of way which ha»o delayed th* work for a tew days, having been adju.tod in a maimer satiafactary to tho company and to । COMcn>l'd- Th* track is now laid beyond th*. New Albany and BBnm Reflet —4 CHURCHES. is&.vm1?! !■«.!£ tot ?K«' By Aid Jewell\ That an order of 873 be drawn on the Contingent Fund to j«y Quacken­ bush th* baliuio* duu him. Motion was lost as follows : Aye*—JowelL' Nay*—Boice, BoMtucr, llaiu* and Bentley. By Aid. Brailo- Adopted as follows: Ayo*—Boko, Betsmor, II ami Bcntiny. Nay*—Jewell. By Aid. Beamier— That tho office of Aid. Wdliati \Dr, Tumor bn* returned from Cali- and is hereby declared vacant Ahl. Bentley moved to amend, forr.ia whore ho ho* been spending about three months, for the benefit of his heal th,and Vtaitinghis friends,and is much improved in health. But as he paid you a visit this present week, you unTho Committee on Ordinance was dcubtedly saw for yourselves that bo granted turtlrer time. tho golden State. Not wishing to take By AM. Jewell— The the report of tho sidewalk Comup too much room fa your ever welcome paper, I will close for this timi. Sub­ scribing tr.yvclf as oror, . 1*L 1 saw a gang a! men mowing a bouse, aud by the noise and howling that camo from it in the afternoon, it was supposed that a larg- quantity of liquor was consumed by tho men while 2d, I *aw a man building some of a pea, perhaps for chicken*. I’fanty-Wbortfobeme*. Clean up your premises. Cucumbera and choleraNo new wheat is yet in this market. There 1. auricus dangor of the rAMws If thia is the* way that the law of the land is trampled under foot, and God's holy Sabbath desecrated, the*" men that bid defiance to ail law. both of God and man, if not brought to an account before, mart ***uredly will bo when they have to answer “for dock done fa the body,’’ before the great Tribunal of God who** commands they have so willfully brokod. Remember th* Sabbath day to keep it holy. Farmer* are busily engaged thrrahing We work for pay—and it is time peo­ ple understood this. Barnum’* show-bills for tho season are said to coot 1750,000. For a splendid baB ticket, fa colon, come to the Benin office. Butter, egg*, flour, jxxk and any kind of form produce taken at this of- Proceedings for two weeks ending July 28th. Reported for the Basra by Hon. 8. C. Prindle : Estate of Willard Wilson, an incom­ petent person. George Van Auken ap­ pointed Guardian. Estate of Abraham Orcsswoli, late of Huntingdon county, Pa, deceased. Au­ thenticated copy of will allowed, filed foe on subecripuam Those beautiful, little bright eyed, ySweet, darling, potato ;bug* ain't quite M. H. Wing and wife, formerly of Orangevilfc, in this county, but at pre* ant residents of Marianna, Ark,paid u* * visit last weekMack i* U bl U Honor, Mayor Barlow, u pleasant party is now lieinghoM at the Club House st Gun laike. Among ethers wo learn that the following ladle* are of tho par­ ty : Mr*. Dr. C. Russell. Mi*** Rom and Anno Goodyt^r, Mis* Parkhurst of Coldwater, Alias Sarah Barlow, daughtof tho Itu'f; Misses May and Bell.' Barlow, daughters of the late William Barlow; Miss Ann Roberts, Miss Minnie Kenficld, Miss Colista Hadley, Mi** Anna Ferre', Mite Alice McNair, Slis* Fanny Riuscll, Mis* Carrie Goodyear Our Number is ■A that we •‘imparted th* information on the Monday after th* Grand Rapid* fire that Mr. Kuricror, the brewer, was carried fcom hi* house too drunk to help himself, and the entire oont.nU of his house were barat," ueA-hd^/efo. The statement **» made by a gentle­ man in our hearing, at the Hasting* House, but ws* not told by tho senior sditor of thia paper, as the editor of the flX Jo^l weU knew, a. bo A~w who The Boe* bey* of Pfaoeur Co, No 1, are to have a Ball at Union Hall, on the wa*\ho author of tlu report, and that •vamng of Aug. 20th. A *pl«m!.d bad not been at the Rapid*. time will be had. and everybody and keep truth on your side It u hi» »w eetbeort will of couree be preeenL nut pretty for a very K*M kettle to *ny Lan Cook has bora olhaod five dol­ anything about thing* l-efag Macklars for ct» of Us Brahma cliieks, only twelve w**ks old, but dodfaod th* oflbr. The oggs ftnm which Lan'* chiek* were batched, were purchased of W. K. Ifar- ber.ofthis rity. OaU at and to the Bxxra oAeo. and1 got oar yneea on printfag before going Week before last, ho bought over 2.000 IU. The better thus prepared for mar­ k**, judging by th* sample sent us, is of uniform color, aud of good quality, and beyond quartira will oommand the highest mnaket price. ... ......... to the W <• 'htirc UIl.'lJVCIl STORES so don't make a HUMMER SUMMER CA8SIMERE SUITS, $15 ID $25. CAS8IMERE SUITS, FINE BLJfCS SUITS, $10 to $15. CAS8IMEKE 88 ton WHITE A/id snatr/i Mistake. SUITS, GOOD COTTOmSB SUITS, linen Suits CHILDRENS’ SUITS. illustrated papers by Edwark King, on-1 titled Tho Great South, which commenccd in the July number uf Sentour'i j BnUA/y Jfayaiw, will bo resumed in tho | November number, and ail! than bo Say man ; ore you hungv ? Woman continued consecutively for more than are you faint for want of food ? Child do you want something to cot? If so being superbly illustrated, will bo of call nt I- E. Htauffcr’/ Eating House North Sido State Street, where you will national importance, enabling tho reader I find everything fa the lino of cutnbk-s, to form correct opinions j of tho South- only 25 cents per meal-iOtf era State* and their people. Wo can j rocuro Sfmtour't for any of our sub- Working Pants, Gout, rheumatism, gravel, diabetes, albuminuria, brick-dust deposit, in Ilatnmatiou of tho kidneys and bladder—in। deed all disease* of tho urinary apparaj tu«, including nrucous discharge* from tho urinary passages, are readily cured by Hamilton'* Buchu and Dandelion. ' It cure* all diseases of tho »y»tera ariv i lag from tho presence of waste or poi| senou* particles in tho bk««l. No mure Cotton Socks, 75 cl». to $2.00. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE Beyond the Mini**ippf The Great One Price Store, 36 Canal Streep, Th cu, amis hav* already gone, and thousanrl* more arc turning their eyes towards now homos in tho fertile West. To thouo going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we rec­ ommend a cheap, safe, quick and direct wife, of Toledo, Ohio ; F. W. Bathwick, I route, via St. Lauis, over th* Missouri of Battle Creek; J. B. Bennett, of Pacific Railroad, which runs it* fine Grand Rapid* : A. H. Elli«, of Middle. Day ('cache* and Pullman Sleeper* from Bl louis to principal toinls fa the West, triOma eArt^r. Wo beltevo that the Mireoori Pacific Railroad luu ths ^f'nrr Mxrrrso.—A camp meeting will, bo held on tho farm of Mr. Naglcr, near Mr. Richardson'* mill, on the north line of the town of frying, iu this coun­ ty, to rommenro on Wednesday, August Oth, and close on Tuesday following. The public are resjioctfuUy invited to Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, iti their Brick Warebouae. Tho Char lotto fifpMrm, ot Saturday has tho following : lusr or I.rrrtS' remaining at tho fag* Wednesday morning and oollwted Hastings P. O. July Stith, 1873 .a neglected board bill from tho “Lottery Rorilla Estabrook, Mrs. A. E. Vaile, man,” who was recently opornling fa Miss Lilly Esther,)I. V. Smith, Silas thi* city. Bro. Bauader* he was only a stray. Sturgeon, Samuel Williseon. Direct your letter* to number cl P. O. He did not belong to Hasting* and left hero for part* unknown,some days since. Karmen, Messrs, Dwight Jt Burrell have some thing to lay in thia Bum just West of tho Bank building, for of interest to you. Don't fail to road 81200 and will at once erect a two story brick store 70x22 foot. W. I. F. Hams, ha* charge of it* construction. Iu the A three Cent postage stamp With meanttme his *toro ia at the UUlt brul your name and Piwtofflce addra* trill W**t of the Abstract office of Cook A five you full descriptive Journal of the (Itend Rapids, Mich., Busin*** college and Tolegrapble Institute. Our life long friend Hon. John P. Hale, fell at his residence in Dover, N. H, on the 22d, fast, and broke his and reworded. Bstete of Libbie Donaldson, minor. hip bone. The accident is a seriotot one, Wm. H. Brown, guardian, licensed to and fear* are entertained that bo cannot ns plenty as thsy were. Estate of Peter Dorn*, doers*™!. AeOn Friday of last week. Mr*. Nedfa, eount.of Lewis Durite* filed end hear­ on Washington Street, entertained a ing Aug- 25th. party of littie folks with a grand picnic. Estate of Edith Newton, deceased. People came Io the city fa great Petition for Letters of Administration crowds to sttrad Forepaugh'. great filed and bearing Aug. 25th show on Wedaaedsy. And it was well worthy of their patronage. Dr. Tumor and wife of Orangeville, ,‘paid us a visit on Circus dsy and err rung. Come again Dr. the light of year countenance always tnakM as happy 127452 tontion of the Mayor and R«x»rder is specially asked to them. We note on the Register nt tho Hastfogs House, among many (Abers, tho . following arrivals during tho week last ' (lost: Geo. W. Burrnud wife of Detroit, John Carrcth, of Middlorille; 8. '.Blaffcnl, of Plain well; CT. W. Brown, of, Correspondence. Fine shower Monday. Brxsvni.—From th* premise* of the subrtmber on Bert. So, fa Rutland, about the 1st of May last, two 2 year old steen, dark nd, and on* 2 year old heifer, light rod and white face. Any information as to tho whereabouts of said cattle will bo liburallv rowanlc-1. P. M. Bun, Rutland, July 15,1873. tf Reading of minute* with. The following petition was presented: .n th Ib^rtUo, th Asumu CerariZ, •/ thGfstfBhth,,. We the uudorrigned would re «p«ctfully petition and request that no side­ walk* bo ordered on tho South ride of Green Street between Janie* Dunning'* cast lin* and Com Street. Signed : lUavxr Blows, Tux Quit Catcioo Jvstuix I* noth­ ing in comparison to the immense buriMiu* Msix, no** being carried on by Jim Button^ J sura Dcsstxo, could put on my stockings, and began Jim is on Joffonon Street, and Aoti JskF> SUTTOT, Io feel comfortable. In two month* tho ■erv Aosmms than ony other institutibn water was all gone, and I was a living of the kind fa Hasting*. Ilia story i* skeleton; but my appetite was good, aud always full, prices low fur caso or ready par, and would like to have the ptfbhn I l-egeri U> gam (Io-j)l aud I now look as coll on him before they sfesadsr their Finance Committee reported, that tho well a* ever I did, and feel quite wall. money at the higher priced grooerisa. ai-eount of J. 8. Got h ear A Co., be al­ UroeeriM of every description both light Sum Pein, and heavy. ' lowed 84 71. ’ Luthcnburg. Clearfield Co, Penn. Ou motion of AM. Ham* the report was accepted an.! adopted by aye* and We note in tho proceedings of tho On motion, time.was granted to Street Common Council, the report of tho lano lost on tho streets of this City, a Committee until next meeting, to report adoption of an important resolution on Diary. Any person finding it wil confor a qx-cial favor by leaving the same in regard to Michigan Avenue. Aid. Jowell, reported. that the Com­ Charter require* the cuncurrvuco of,Aw . at'this office. or in care of Dr. Roberts, mittee in regard to the draining ot the to make any action legal, we do not mo Striker pond have preformed. their duty why reeolutiuus are declared adopted on DENTISTRY. and find that the work ha* been dono in tho vote of four members; nor do wo . Psy yesr v>o«wy mi uh cieire. soo why, in direct violation of the Char- ’ accordance with contract. ter fa the piloted proceeding* of the ZZtrvyowMA crtrsrtnf mtA or rtlMcKl | By Aid. Hams— \ pern, ti th Itmtfl ojlro of । That the report bo accepted, and tho Council, the names of members voting A. 1‘. DkAKE, it. n . by aye* and nays are wm*time* omitted. Orer Ackby J- .SAUs's Drw* Sferr Committee diechargv.l. 39 As those are important matters tho at-' Oaraxvitu, July 2fl, 1873. Entroas Barna :—My protracted silence is msinly due to tho amount of bard labor I hare La^ to preform riccv J last wrote you. trhe, I might havo broken fa on tho Lord'* day, but my proclivities forattendingChurehexcluded , even a thought of writing you on that day. Our haying (except marsh) is all done, os is slso, our harvest. Wheat, whit there ia of it with ui is A No. 1, but as a general thing the crop was light. Geo. Beattie, our blackamilh, lost two finger* from hi* right hand on Wcdne*day last, in adjusting a coni shellar in Mr. Nichol* grist mill. Tho said digits were the middle, or big linger and the little one ; and it will bo sometime ere i he can do any work, especially with that /??3 Should any of our rraJen wiah to seo a* nice a job of hard finish a* ever was pat upon a wall, call at the Union School Houm in thi* city. Late did it, and he can practice as well a* talk. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, Tho Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com[any offer* l,2«XI,900 acres of land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from 83 to 812 per aero, on seven years’ time, witlf freo transportation from SlIsmu* to all purchaser*. CHmato. soil, timber, rainoral wealth, schools, church­ es and law-abiding society favils emiEls from all jxxnts to thi* land of i and flewor*. For particular* addrea* A Tuck, land Commiraimcr, Bt.Louia, Mo. 47 f/jVf LU/IBElf FU/tflSlfED //V C44 LOjD LOTS. Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. Local felijipe^ police;. VINECAR BITTERS "Tho editors of the Hasting* liawrr and Lowell Jrvrnal have form™! themsclvet into a Mutual Admiration Society." So mt* Nukern of th« half and helf at Middleville. Pcov unfortunate there ia no one eo low as to “admire*’ him, The matter is John Wolf the dutchman brace his jealousy. is selling all tho best furniture that is City and Townahip clerks are now sold fa the county of Barry. John will ■oo n do all the furniture bueinos* dono pceparad to issue liertiee* for dogs, and in thia cowuty. [xrtfo* in poeeoerion of these brute* will du well to procure a “privileg^' as eoou as practicable, ar eke their pet canine may come up miiuing *ou>o fine mor- Tn* Basra has been deeignated by tho Auditor General, s* the newspaper iu which ia to be published the li*t of Northern Pawenncr Agent, 72 Lloyd Bl., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Ford Gener*l raaaeng-T Agent, St. I-ouis, Mo. Questions will be cheerfully and prompt[ ly answered.. EMIOHATIOMTURKIH';. ulur that be ia Agent fur Barry County, for tho cviebraBid Spiral Spring Wagvin Scat. They are tho best, easiest, and most dunable *eai, ever made, an 1 no other seat can bo sold where three sor.t* can be obtained. Don't bo deceived by any imitation otthe above seats, but buy TJiompeun’s Patent 8<>iral Spring Seat, THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. 33fl OO worth of Furni­ ture. will be sold at cost at Bcssmcr. Heath Co.’s store for the next GO days. To make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. We will sell our whole stock al cost for cash. This is no humbud. Come and see for yourself. BESSMEH, HEATH &CO. Hastings, June 7, '73. 7tf A rare chance to buy Dry Goods cheap—P. R. Babin * Co. of Jedreon. are selling out their entire stuck *t first cost They have *n immeuai stock, sonic 8109,000 worth of choice good*, After this date, tho uwlcrrignod will of all kinds, wbiah they are dosing out, receivs, Store and Ship, all kind* of and if any ot* is inclined to visit JackGrain, nt our Elevator in the (Sty of »on, this « tho place to gel bargains. Harting*. C. F. DWIGHT 100. Hastings, Juno 19th. 1873. 13w4 THE osseous Tt>mWw. �M1CK1C1B OSTBTC B. «. Grand River Valley Division IHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TMADIK RO BY CHICAGO TIME. T BA INK OOIMG,SOUTH. population is of foreign birth, namely five and a half milhoas, among thirty­ eight aud a half; in exact figures, 5. 587,546, among 38.558,371. Tho foreign element is much largest at tho north, bat its distribution is al­ most identical in the newer and older States, on tho Atlantia and on the Mosuri. Thus tbs foreign pvreentage in both Massachusetts, tho oldest State, end in Nebraska, the youngest, is iu rrlfcer silk • msrrisp ju both states, well-nigh the samo, name­ Dre.ms. HUU^Udie^ ■■ ly, one fourth. In th* former, 353,129, PsUlsl^rs. iu a total of 122/193. Yet the quality of foreigners Weal is, no doubt, better lhan East Those who have least of • ’ IX. Tbs Ls4.il s pluck and pane, Huger along tho Atlant- I til the K* LltHMKNT. r. »n4 fist* <f Mlfol ^5; Wee!, become land-lords and lords ot the land. The tir*t Gorman Governor was elected in a State on the Mississip­ pi/ Oi tho -311,74*, foreign-born Nebraskians tho— originating in the British one, ia the Teutonic element, amount­ ing to 12.020. Tho Scandinavians are alinoet 4,000, and the Sclavonioni half a. many. Oftfo> Ncbrasktans thou, three-fourths rifre native American, while of the remainder, two-fifths are of British origin. Tho English percent­ age is larger ia Nebraska than iu any other State except throe. The— figures prove that tho Bottlers ia the Un?~d Suki win farm one hoiuogenoous people, and that English •1-waking aud holding mainly to English institutions. As they rm in the bagining, so they are now, and ever shall be, m sssrufo —»• raZsrwss ! Still, among tho 12,304 homestoaden and the 13,447, pro-emptors who, before the cloeo of 1872, tiled their claims to land iu tho Lincoln off­ lx-1 them be a place for every ankle, 1ice. tho names betoken very various noand w hen not in use let every article, be tionalitios. So do those of the 2,825 in ita place. purchasers who had-bought 294,625, Koop every utensil clean and rekdy B'-ros of th* Burlington 4 Missouri Rivfor immediate use. * •r ■ Railroad on ten years credit sal six Keep your meat in a cool dry plan., I per c«n!- interest A new impulse has been given to railroad —lee, boyour fish on ire, and your vegotablee on just | estt— on tho— made since 1873, noth­ a atone floor free from air. Cut your soap when it oomes in, and , ing of thoj>rineipal is payable until the lot it dry slowly. end of tho fourth year, and then only Keep your sweet herbs in paper bags, ' one-seventh annually. each bag containing only one descrip­ tion of herb. They should bo dried in tho wind and not in the sun, end when ordered in a receipt should bo cautiously J. Cole & Son, V'h.nomigee or lemons are used for' juice, chop down the peel, put them ia tmaUtaMadfc them down for use. Amai-l» ehrxwittg apples, be guid­ ed by tho weight; tho boavi—t are tho boot, sad those should always bo selec­ ted . which, on being pressed by tho thumb, yield with a slight crackling Mfo*x Prefer forge apples to small, 1 tor'••Me is saved in poeliag and raring Aaritashould be kept on dry straw in a * place, ud peats hang up by * BcSni for G.t, moat, fritters, 4c.— Prepare it with fine flour, i^lt, a little oil, beer, rinager, or wlute wino, end the wist— at eggs beaten up ; whim of a proper thickness, about the size of a ! nutmeg, it w 111 drop out of the sjioon at once. Fry in oil os bog's lard. -Caaaon—If voung. aeedjonly be wintd when boiled—if old they must be 1 scraped before boiling. Slice them into j a dish, and pour over them molted ; butter. Cail.vxwws’Bs —l ut off the stalks, ' but 1—vo a little of the green on, bail in spring water with a litllo salt in it L they must not boil too fost. UxtxxT —Very little fo sufficient for soups, os the flavor Is vmy prodominat* I ing. It should lx> particularly cleanly washed and curled when —trt to tabic. I To curl cefoiy, wwai*well, and take offj the outside stalks. Cut ft to a ;>ruper i length, split each sulk into three ot four divisions with a forgo needle, than! place tho hand of celery in spring water 1 with the root uppermost, and let it ro-1 main fur fout ar fivahor-s—it may thhn , N. F. Bwniam’L new TnrMiie WATER WHEEL. WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS Every year increases the popularity of this vnluablo Hair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. We can assure onr old patrons that it is kept folly up to its high standard; and it is the only rclialdo and jierfcctcd prep­ aration for restoring Ghat oh Fadis Hair to its youthfol color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, by ita use, become* white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by iu tonio properties,prevents the hair from foiling oat, as it stimu­ late* and nourishes the hair-glands. By its use. the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores tho capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. Il is tho most economical IIAin Daxasixcoverused, as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glo-«v a;* IK-aranev. A. A. Hayes, M.D, stalo A—aycr qf MsMachu.ctU, says, “Tin; constiluenU are pure, ami careftdly Milcclcl for exenuent iiuality; and I urii “.‘“liB “ H .«sts -■ta?.r.v»ur.ssxr.r^- L'iSr.. Michigan CenthiF R. R. Pure Blooming Complexion. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, The Babcock Buckingham’s Dye Havana Lottery of Cuba. POPULAR MIRBLEIZED SUTE Ao our Rencwcr in many cws re­ quires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk* ere, we have prepared this dye. in ont yrrparvtitm; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash oft Sold by all Druggists. l*rice Fifty GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT & STRATTON EXPOSITOR Ayers GROCERS. w.'e. hbamss a co, FLOUR MERCHANTS Sarsaparilla Ofir firSale st tie Lrnst Unit Sifts Wntetor lane ItustraH PnetlM Uta L4KD FLASTER, stucco WATER UK, UK Mi HMR< Floor & Grain Consist Uil, Shingles, Lath, &c. Intrinsic virtues, and »u»uln*d by Lu remarkabla cur— So nukl as to be safe aaj UncflcUl to cl.iLlren. and yet to —arching — to etfeetnaliy purje cut tho peat cornmUona of the blood, roeh — the scroftifous aod syphilitic eoctamlnaUoc- , Impurities DODD’S NERVINE . DOES IT! DISINFECTS, PURIFIES, SOOTHES GIVEN AWAY. MATISM. WHITE SPEL­ LING, GOUT. GOITRE. BRONCHITIS,'NER F0U3 DEBILITY, INCIP­ IENT CONSUMPTION, and all diatases arising fi n an tmpare condition of (be Bloul. Sind fur car Bosansus AijibWic, In whleh you will find certfocates from reliable and trnslwtstby Fbyairiaaa. Ministers of the Oospel, and ethers. Dr. M. WIImw Carr, sf IU1U ■M4,4BViX» SmisM llbiram — feefcli Hi IBMt———iim—sn is the New IW Faiaily Mataw Iktroil Easins & Laie LIFE EPIDEMIC BELOW THE EcflrraL SURFACE ! DISEAS THROAT AKD’lUNO INSTITUTE MIHMUI TteSwOitrlBsaifiMPiiisim Pwnftl tataiaani DiiiifeM. -■lif.sM.lSSfern.-i.'.fWfti Dr. J. C. AYER &CO., Lowell, Mass. WOMAN iU3K AGENTS WANTED BOILER WORKS. siuststfa- Peninsular Railway. T C4H,^‘7* raid plaee : when i drataed. vdl —k s, and thoroughly. --------------------------- ailing. Best, may be kept a year, thus; choose d‘*»“ IbMlU U u>« Hl I.. N. MIXER’S Scrofula Syrup! igtswse: ts irsass ■ears, cure-1 to-—_ .. Its tn all parts of the 50,000 00 Gnmt swuu id UJffi SMI AN VALUABLE GIFTS SINE’S GttFT SShTERPRISE. Ta — Dnw ■ DU. IBOOK’S WISE OF TIBI E-sSwSSi: ay, A«r«*< lllk. 1*TK Ou Gnu GM Frits, itiim UiM! Bsy»«is Emet tf Jraieta £•"“«“ “d *»««*** ll»ms ■>«> BM»—-■stert— Haram, nrtk II.MO I JOB PRINTING It I. a Kura. Safe and Efficient Re«Jdy, pl—eant to take, and eontainmg v mineral poison. From the many favorable nope— •• have, we select a few � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-06.pdf a2cfc109c4ad7c2dc25b9b18929d9579 PDF Text Text Th« KErJ,uc\t| Sw**. VOL. XVIII. hwil «< HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6. <873 Ciffe. YOU WANT THE BEST Asd s ssli .rUsr <r> UskwUb eseli»i <U« rar, rkstuss rc< wilk all Ik Jr Biskl. Over 4-00 running in .Barry County ! ! Nearly 300 by us since 1871. 143 ■old last season. {50 •old already this season. TUB OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! With a full lino of extras on hand. STUDJSBAJKEIt WAGON! Ttie only Wagon with the Slope Stomblecod tijiokei ^HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order.- TIN, COPPER?* u»<l SHEET IRON WARE Manufactured to Order REAPERS and MOWERS, GRAIN, CVLTIVATORS\ * SVLKY RAKES, $c. If wo look oat with an eye of faith towards thu celestial harbor, wo ahali see how the light af truth streams out so splendidly from the lamps on the head-lands, of glory, aud how, just bo| yoml, the broad bay of heayou spread* ‘i |t silvery water* to welcome the ap­ I prooebing boatman. Way down the Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS 4Uo D/fY qOODS i/l E/lol. 10,000 Machines coasts of life on cither side there are to lie sure, ths looks of envy, malice, Imtred, revenge, and every form of unbelief but God has put the lamps of warning on th, whole of these. Thee aro seen in the adimMuti.ua of Revelation; tn the surging waves that dash up againt those rocks telling of danger near , and the uonumbsred wricks that can bo no mistaking of theao lights if man will only keep up a proper look out from the "susf AsaX " But just boro is where all the danger lies. Sin weaves its hallucinations around the soul and tolls of safety and rest, where destruc­ tion spreads its most deadly meshes. It lulls to repose whom there should bo the greatest vigilance, and changes the beacons from the harbor of safety, to the rocks of speedy ruin. Thus Byron, Payne, Voltaire. Bcwlingbroks.’ and a OUR CULTIVATOR i!f?!SKSMP .&r J. S. GOODYEAR & Co. Nashville, and very rich and fashionable, Mrs. Benwickc had a good, kind heart, and strove to fill bee station in life with modesty and fidelity. When she married Ur. Ilonwicke, the wealthy widower, twelve years ago, there were plenty of 10-natnrod murks by plenty {of iD-nalursd peoplet and whon Amy Bcnwuko presently ran away from her father's house and msr- wito’e daughter, all tho world declare!; for he had banished h,r from his heart forever, and would not hear her name mentioned by his most intimate friends. But no one knew, or indoe^feould have bebeved, how Mrs. RrawMI grieved over her stop^hMghtar’a fligtei, and un­ justly blamed herself as having been tho possible cause Stw sought m ruin to soften ths itern father’s heart toward his diaobedisnt daughter ; and when she saw that even her entreattee and tears tailed to mors him, she gave up, know"You musn'task nay more people for lag well dial all other nfoaus were hope - ymnise. I will give ■ you all the pouFrom time to time she heard of her step-daughter, and from her own am­ ple allowance slio w»s always ready to giro generously, but the gM wee etul>born end proud tike her fatbsr. end it wA^diffi. ult at times to assist bar in such a way as shp was wilting to accept Th-n Mr. ILmwicke took tin wife abroad with him, and in the ]>eriod of their ab­ sence it was impossible far Mrs. Benwicke to keep trace of Amy, whoos silly nrido prevented her from rseponding to b,r step-mother's kindness in the same spirit in which it was offered. Mr,. Rcmwieke, returned with her Rusband to New York, alter an abwere Of two years ia Eurojio, luanusd that Amy and her worthless husband were "O, will yuu T My I How ufoe 1 I'm so glad; because, ma'am, you see, I didn't likn asking, only old Bees said she’d beet mo if I foda’t; aud I wevur vu beat—Jack never lei any one touch Mrs. ItenwickesileMly thanked heavoa Um: the child ha.1 not been arous- Tbo child uacloeed the fingers of a slander, delicate but dirty little hand, and showed a small collection of peo­ nies, about half a doern. "And what to your name, little Mrs. ILrnwscko felt that tho child but echoed the name her own Eos would have spoken ; bnt H was suck a joyous assurance that sho ha<l found the fcttto girl—iitd, more than an infant; and stray one at last, that she ranght her in Mra. Bcnwicko, wbo would gladly have adopted and rcarod'it as her own, could gain no trace of it. Mra. Henwicke had no children, and the desire to adopt tho dead. Amy’s child was brooming a mania with her. Mr. Henwicko began his pars'on hermcritv. — —---------.--------- —. what it was that tronblcd her ; and al­ though she feared to teU him all, Mra. voyagers on this same ocean of lit', and hew tinftnphantly might they have sailed into the harbor T But alas1 they refused to ere the true light and the world mourns their splendid talent Enjilt Bkcl Basil® J™ 19, 1872. DWIGHT .1 BURRALL. DENTIST their relenttoe* paints just beneath the somethnee placid, but more frequently duturlied surface, and numberless are the barques shivered by the contact. Had that such splendid opportunities should sod in so fearful row Ite. Surely th, responsibility most rest somewhere. It cannot be with Him wbo has lighted up the the coasts of life, for the beacons which Hie hands have p!aced,bave been sending forth their brightness ever since human history began. It cannot be a lack of any potency in the uutramenfalitiea which dirins wisdom has provided for bringing the rare into the haven of repose, for thousands arc anch­ ored on the other side, wbo joyously ascribe their safe arrival to Uicmi very instrumentalities. ■an shapes hie own destiny end it rests with him alone to determine whether ba will sail triumphantly into the port of peace, or whether his ship shall be broken on the rooks outside. Said th, eloquent Robertson, ‘Tbo ship {■ wrecked by tho wind and waves— hurried to its fair. But th, winds and the Warne warn ia troth its best friends, nightly grodtd, it would have made use of them to reach the part; wrongly sU-ered, they became tho destiny which drove it on the rocks.1' So human powors correctly guided are brought to a hopeful destiny ; wrongly directed they become tho Instruments of tbete own destruction. Whence then, this Uigai. sadly do we lament this reckless waste, and how readily would we repeat the a aruing which Mra. Bolton lias given in such beautiful poetic measures CITY What is It ? FINE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. HATS AND CAPS, Michigan Exchange. BOOTS AND SHOES, Single scat Buggies as Lino as PATENT COOLER! And two Seated Farmer# Buggies at PHffiNIX CASH STORE IF YOU TANT Now Farmers, ras never before on opportunity of this kind oflered in Hastln« ... _ . _ n—___ -—.II -- ....—«l Mr.MMT I ill, In. MICH. J.L.R^ED. Will not be Undersold. J. P. ROBERTS & CO. DRUGS dS”t Medicines Dye Stuffs, ALL V8RI PMGTOGRAPSIC, PAINTS & OILS CHBOMOS 1 ffjKxmuniratwiL I am aware that the views thus ad­ vanced, are utagonistire to the princi­ ples of Fatalism on the one hand, sod Liberalism on the other. Fatalism ad­ mits that there may be rodu, or, affirm s that “dertiny is a dead, H nd power, a sallowing up al! Individual freedom and responsibility,"and—as Spiuosa'ud hismrbooi would teach cs—leaves th. by God atone without any Inlwfereono of human volition whatever. Therefore, whether there aro dangers or not, hn- alism proclaims that there are no rocks. Its theory is, give the fullest play to has not passed into die history of these human tendencies; let every power be ewntful times, without having to the unreeiraluod ; put on every inch of cmXlirld some moral, sls well as dearly vast, and let the engines be worked op ^buught jiractical lessons. Tho beacon to their utmost capacity; pay no atten* at Halifax was brightlv burning and tion to tho reckoning!, and turcly you invited the unwary (Mptaia to steer hie shall come into a part af safety at last tU.fatsd ship into the harbor whose broad boron was open for safety and are. But the whole history of the past, repose. The light on Cape thunbro the intercets that culminate in Hie pres­ was also burning and sending its reflec­ ent, end the positive declarations of ted rays twenty miles cat upon the ocean. But the tight was upon that siormy Ops to warn tbo passing mar­ Thsee are rocks ot rain ia many of iner that danger wro near. Why then th, phases of our nodal life. Gambling the noble ship dasliod in piece, ou th, table, aud Billiard Halls are such. sunken rocks at Mrsgber’a head, and Tbev afford tbo passing pleasure of such a frorful saerifke of human Mfe as boor, and proven: “ ' * " the result T The be asans were mie- which professes to chase away the dull­ ness of can, and reltevM life of its Undoubtedly, the univortal verdict is dread monotony But when these have that the Captain slxral 1 not have been al last woven the spell of their witchery sleeping while his ship »u off sueh a around the seal, alas’ how suddenly do rock -girt coast, and approaching a har­ they engulf their rotaries booraUi the bar with which he And his offlears had floods of hojieloas rain to little acquaintance ; but his heroic conduct in.ths midst of the disaster will Its deceitful rocks are planted m the convinee ermy discrimhurting mind that ■hsps of liquor raloons.on every business be had no apprebeneion of tu ch a re­ oUMt te OUT otherwa • beautiful city. sult. MTmterer may bare !>«m hie wut of fehhfa! attention to his reckon- aye I uro Wiitel >W» «m eeeke, ing; the prow of that ship was turned and fearful are tho wrecks of life that toward a /*u»rJ past of safety—ths on- aro being witessnsd in trar vary midst gtsee were warted, the write were net, Bgilhe beeeoM uro egantbororocks. and erwythiug wee done with the ex­ pectation of bringing about tn utttmate sroto wbo had cored for Mse orphan illd were unable to mkke •hjfuso Mra. Henwirte was a joyftd wymar. hen she tart her trewraro Mrtt 'with thU the child she was ia quest of w l>.» about six yean old. She was quim conscious of ft, but she alw sought for children of that age, and way* for girls, having quits rood, bar mind to adopt some child, altboi six feared that bur soarth for As: child would never be roaemfuL M �GOOT> r Santa Fe Railroad css aimaply a*ply Leprosy is the scourge of tbs Bandevery town on its liae fcr all time to ich i*imita . . ■ eome. If thoM should be no more coo! Th* Farmera’ Granges ciait* 1,000, discovered further west—and there is SOmembera. no reason why there should not be,— Tbo 1‘opc te not wry fticndly toward there is enough here to Mt tho Southwestern fnel-problem at rest. In this immediate vicinity, also, are extensive ochre-del ls, from which is now being manufactured pottery-ware, tiles, furaace-fiuas, and very heavy, hard, bright red brick Here are aha extensive 30th, wwre 85,764,825. The Iowa railroad robbers* aro sup­ quarries of what ia called by tho way of uiitinctiao tho tho Osage Flagging-stone. posed to bo iu Missouri. In Texas ice coils five cents a pound. It »u originally created for laying aide An anonymous ecribbler, who chose not either to be responsible for what ho writes or to makethe pros* responsible, asks in tho last Harting* Jfa* Journal, fur the passage of aa Ordinance, requir­ ing tho saloon* in thia city to pay a li­ cense or shut up. Well, so for no good. But in the name of all thatda good, we do uot see any reason fur s-creey in this Mra. Brow icks impulsively clasped . both her hands sl^ut hor husband’* demand of tho Council, ia the name of arm* and ^^tag ectrratingly In hi* all tho belter class pf our jieople the ] a—sgo of an ordinance, and its rigid “Forgiva ma my own dear husband. Rose ia Am/s daughter ; I couldn't toll onforannunt, requiring of every saloon you sooner. Oh, do say you are not an­ ths payment of a license of not leas — —l.L ' 4 than $900 a year, and the execution of Urn ft is ! Tho Angutt number of Fw^s 2&w4sUJ&^uw! It brings with it a ray of suashitM which reaches clear to the heart. Wo alwaya fool bet­ ter for reading it, and it will make any housohould brighter that it enters. Among the mnay nrticliM of.tho present •timber are: Advfco to Young Men, by Huas. Jusl Psrkar; A Glimpse al the Siamsae; by Karl Kase; The Other Giri of the J’enod. by Mary Hsrtw.ll; Darkness, by H. V, Osborao ; Old Fin­ The Erie repair shorn at Newburgh, cham. No. II, by Chas. Dickinson, Ac., | N. Y., were burned Monday night. Ac. Price of this Afoyuxuw only one Tho Duke of Edinburg goto $125, 000 dollar a year. Address, JTatfi Hmiufor a yearly allows neo to marry on. kM Jfoyssw, Nowburgh. New York. ! Groat Brittan refuses to exchange Tub Mcaicst. Echo for August appears i postal cards with the United States. promptly, and is target by four pages I out by tho Supremo Court of Ixnniana. than over before. Among tho nttrac, Several buildings wore struck by tho junction of thb Uottouwixid and lightning in Rhode Island on Sunday. duaiun of tho charming sketch Agatha; Neosho Rivers. Tbo State Normal- i Going Home, a poem by Rexford ; Song School te located hero, and tho junction i Verne—Why Bad ? Music os’an Accom­ with a branch of tho Missouri, Kania* | and Texas Railroad, running aouthsartpaniment ; Heart Songs, nn.l other in­ word, Tho Cottonwood Valley, an o*teresting original nrtich-a, cvrnwpoapocial feature b*cmi*e on* of the reheat donciH items, Ac. and most beautiful in tbo world, ia tra­ The new music in this number alone, versed south westwardly by the Atchison, if bought nt retail price, would cost Topeka and Santa Fe lin* from Etnpona. It M a stream with numerous confluentsnearly two dollars. Musical people all of thtm fringed by extensive “bot­ must W very bard to please who cannot tom" lands, generally Warily timbered. find 'something to their Eking ia the The beautiful "high-prairio5’ lias be­ Rutted Erie. FaLtcription price, $1.00 tween. So fur as its prc»<-nt develop­ ment* goes, this te the richest agricultaa year. Fur sample cvpidb address tho publisher, H. N. ibmrsrrsa, Mil- at Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday after­ noon. Loss $75,000. \ The receipts of ore, etc., for the Pitts­ burg iron trade has iecrvaml in one year over 129,441 tons. An important meeting oi-tbe New Hampshire Historical .Society wm held nt Portsmouth on Monday. An Indian* printer rolled d»*n Mount Washington about 150 fol on Monday. His case was nearly “pied * 0. E. Haven, eldest son uf IL-v. Dr. E. O. Haven, has b«>n elected Supe rintoudent of Public School ni Evanston. UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. ritetl to call and examine the new and stock consisting of Everybody mammoth Sherman J. Rich Crockery, Guarantee, HATIBFAOHON on Everything h* Recommend*, and ha esp* ■ Rooommeud* hi* Tea’s, Glassware, TK. I and COFFEE, ” Coffee’s, Stoneware, Of which Ito has a VERY LARGU BTOOfc, and h* is determined to mH RATES! CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS AJSTD LIQUORS, For Medical 1‘urpn* PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED 'X?t7'TT<r'ES At the* old stand of M Allen, State Street, Hastings, Mich. ■ SMITH, MANEE A PRESTON. G-OOX>S Such as CHROMOH. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need ia MUSIC, AT Th’EW YORK PRICED' RumemVur the Maw, Second Door East of tho Corner of State in 1 J,tfer, StretS, Hastings. * At Hastings. SffEH/*4ft j. qictj. BACON & KARRS’ New Advertisements. a Bond, to strictly comply with all the tiou, and one of its striking feature in conditions of the ordinance under tho the distance ia a beautiful sourt house huaryst posvible jirnaltu-* The good of the finest modern style, tho material for which was quarried at its base. It I name of our city, equal and exact jus­ is of a light, almoat white color, a vari­ tice and the best interest of tbo whole ety of htruwtono of which there are in­ exhaustible quantities in this region. jieople, saloon kropent not excepted, de­ Cottonwood Falls is father worthy of flhmimalism mand of our Council this action, and wo remembrance aa standing upon tho west­ Neuralgia, Bums. Sorvnroot, ern vents of what may be termed the trust it willAeed tho de maud, and srf old Kansas That which has produced 'inn* Tlirnat, Boils, Wounds, so many and profound impressions in without farther delay. Ulcers, Bruises, tho Trading-world ; which baa suffered Piles Sprains, ‘The maesgors of the Reform Schoo! so many vicissitudes, and prospered auMUtingly withal; tho Kansas of Mr. . Old Sores, hare done a sensible thing. They have Greeley and A. D. Richardsou and his­ •All Hcmorriragra, fitted np a Reading Room to which the tory ends,—bore. Tho task which ia Itiarrhira, boys have frrv ikwm during tbo feature ***, until lately left out of man ’ s calcu/ > hours. It will bo supplied with all the lotion* os being a wilderaesv. It h<u standard magorinre and juvonilo pub- been opeaud by this railroad : it is ab­ dicationa of the country.”’ So says tho solutely new; rnd yet ii is worthy of oxChicago has 103,070 nnmea in it* di- i Oiavtotte RspuSixt*. and wo pmnmo timdcd notice os Wing liki.-IJ to distance rectory, and at throe and a half jteopb> j Hampton Beach. to tbo namo flg'tron up n population of every paper in tho Slate will join it in all the rest in growth. You pam Newton, celebrated in it* 465,742. commending this action of Ute Board That the Atlantic coast, from the brief day as a hard border town. It is 54 Brigham Young's 17lh wife, who is I of Control of th* Be form School. At mile* west from Cottonwood Falls, and ••Hub" to Mount Desert ia rich and pro­ seeking to get rid of hor much-mamed tho same time •’we cannot refrain from 1R4 from Atchison on thuMissouri; and husband, demands the »nng littIt- sum . lific in beaches, furnishing first-class saying that this action was tho result of hero begin, the Arkansas Valley. You of 1200,000. summer resort*, is a proposition to the a rpsrwd appropriation made by the Thu pardon uf Dover, Spawn. Murcorrectness of which all will assent wbo 1 phy and Scrogge, convicted of Ku- Klux Legislature last winter, wo believe the have made tho tour of the beaches. As outrage*, is rccotncnded hr the* Attor­ first time in the history of Stalo that an “seeing it believing,” one only needs tn ney General. appropriation has been made to furnish see but a Asjf of the beaches embraced ' The eleven Territories exrood, l.y current literature to the inmates of any nearly two hundred thousand aiiuare in the above-named limits to be convincol our reformatory or humanitarian in­ stitutions, but which wo hope may not Of thcau many resort*, embracing bo the last, but that succeeding Legis­ Hampton. Ry*, Salisbury, York, Wells, lature may make rimular appropriations Old Orchard and many others, all hav­ for the State Prison, tho Reform School, ing special and rich attractions peculiar the Asylums and tho State 1'ublu to each, wo think none present greater School at Coldwater, in tho interest of and mor^subetanltal attractions to lure ibe pkasuro-seoknr than doe* Hampton, true reform and good diasiplin. wills little favor at Memphis. N.H. Eqirotally do wo think that no Three hundred and forty ve«w4s । 321,000 tons cleared from San Fnmci co for Groat Britain during th- seas*, of 1872-78, loaded with wheat. road, we pass almost directly westward, tiunof what lie* before him when ho across tho Talley of tho Little Arkansas. contemplates a journey “to the end of After passing tbo stream wn cross a it all,” in for South-wostcrn Kansas. It »l rot ch of country which lia* between has only been about four years since the two rivers north of their junction. Harper's publications detailed the fea­ It is mainly IcreL and begins to have Alao a Fino Assortment of faivcy qu^TEE sunsrqcTio/i Tir. fytR, NEW WAREHOUSE, HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK. Advertise ii the Hasting Baier. First-Class Instruments. ■ plains and valleys, and ho must be indsod capricious and whimsical ton fault wbo cannot af this variety find that which will abundantly pteiso and satis(r­ If you lira of tho constant and un­ changing (except aa tbo wind* and storms aifoct it) rocking of the old ocean ture* of what was thou an unknown region. »;>ar»vly peopled by hostile In­ dian*, iu tho undisputed prasoMion of coyotes and buffaloes. Culotn[>orary with that, was what might bo called “bull-whackoe" lite raturc, detailing tho immense traffic of the ptains, and th* curious pouplo ong aged in it. It is hard to conceive, before starting out, that these time* aro gone forever, that there orc no more wagon-trains, no more freighters, and, as tluty wore known but a few years ago, uo more plains. Atchison, a city o( ton thousand in­ habitants on the Missouri River, is the Eastern terminus. Tho Atchison, To­ peka and Saata F* Railroad i* an enter­ prise projected long ago, held tn abey­ ance for wrural years from various esuses, but rapidly finished at last from tl^d^solute necessity of its construc­ tion to meat the demand of Soulh-wrstera commoroo and dovelopmouL After tho toonst takes his seat in tho train which is to bear him four hundred mites into the wilifonuns, hi* attention a taken up by tho surpassing beauty of the coun­ try The tandseapo present* a sucoe*»ion of Jong swells, with hero and there a conical elovation which constitutes a prominent land-mark, white timberfringed ervoks lie on cither Land among the swells, Ute the veinsofa tao£ The whole is dotted with farm-houses, herds of cattle and grain-field*. In summer it i* probably tl»o brightest pastoral landscape west of tho Mississippi. Thor* is in it beside*, a suggestion of more than it shows,—a future of plenty and waallh not to b* exoalled in any region. Twenty-five mites out from Atchison te Gra**ho<>p*r Falls, the junction with the only •‘narvow-gnugo” railway in Knmus. It is a pretty country town, mainly important os Wing the amt of a fins water-power. Twenty-five mite* anything yet Men. In short, it i« tho befrinning pf the great western plains, umIoss twp year* ago, now diacovetvd to be rich, and ia dumaad. In tho ea*tora verge of what, for thoeo twenty-five yean, have been known a* “tho plain*" —very much in tho world now, as this issippi, Wert Tennessee, and Western railroad ciu.w* up tho immenso g»p, and Kentucky. brings the western mountains into visw. At a meeting of tho Mrttakli «l minis­ 1’asaing over tho space between tho ters in New York on Monday, a lady applied for aJtuwsten to a theological Miuinarv to prepaid herself for the min­ istry. No decision y*L Tho drug stoeva were generally dol­ the much talked of groat Iw.id of Ar­ ed on Saturday al Manchester, N. H., kansas. This is Ut Arkansas and plains, . in consequence of erderv issues! Enturwithout any doubt Yet hero is a town day evening prohibiting tho sale of *r. two years o' Id, contaning stout 800 in­ eivthujg exoept medicines. habitants, poaraablo, thrifty, and in the It was announced on Wall street Aug. midst of a country marvsloua in it* growth, and already famous lor 'bsauty 1st, that tbo gross earnings of tho Mich­ igan Central Railroad the pas! year and nchnew*. Hero, a* some slight were 87.3U2.11X, and tho expense* for evidence of enterprise, tho Arkansas is spanned by a bridge 1,600 fort long. the same period $4,986,935But tho prominent features are a fine Ro*. C. A. Downs of L»banon,N. H-, schcol houm and county buildings. ha* employed hi* leisure ia preparing a Leaving Hutdunoon, you successively man of that town from actual surrey* arrive at tho vi"--------- ' ”----------- ----- made by himself. Tho scale is sixteen City and lastly at rods to tho inch, and tho work has been Bend, Lamed, _______ ___________ other beginning* intnrapersod boiwoen, and those all lie on tho northern bank of tho Arkansas. Finally, the railway is turned slightly southward to tho new town of Grenada, vsntiAv A TEACHERS' CLASS New Scales New Styles. •RISE 50,000 00 New Prices. Students can enter at the middle SINE’S 3Se£________ __________ later* «T ■*<***<. wUh Ui.tr.i *| fe. Marts] r*t Mai **r UMUL u s« >«id Ok asiUlr «t th. st*r« *b*>r. *«*>4. u. <l..n»M u b. 4*. at* M14 lolaaur. ar » lb. na !>• hulnd and Xiims *al- Very Low of the FALL TERM. iHTERPRISE. Grat CaiUl Priffi, it iSjOOO ii Mi! O.. frt>Ur fatiM. «»4 Mm<M n<n> With lMlnr->w»fc4 ll.roem, .wtk |i>4! Olivet, Mkh. 0,000. Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB W0BK. SEND FOR CATALOGUES • and from four to twolvo mile* j wide. This is really “bottom" land. The wil te deep and black. Tberetea peculiar awd*r|CMr of tho stream, caused by a percolation of its waters through a substrata of gravel and coarse sand. The Arkansai te mountain born and «now fed, and nearly alwav* full. A Maa. Hiiist Woon's new book. With­ in tho Mass; or lady Andinnian's Trial, by th* author of East Lynne, is just published by T. B. Peterson A Brothers Phitadslphia, from the Author'* Manu­ script and advanced Proof-sheets pur­ chased by thorn from Mrs. TIonry Wood, and is iteued hero in advance of its pub­ lication in London, and in uniform style with Deno Hollow, Bessy Raae, Rutand Yorke, The Channings, and all tho prouioaa works by this fsvurila pod popu- J. Cole & Son, Novello’s Cheap Music- GROCERS. ffitr lor Silt al lit Lirst Lirlu Jila Novello’s Cheap Editions OF PI AKO-FORTE classics. LAND PLASTEB, imoreo STUCCO bars had a new novel by Mrs Manry Wood, wboee East Lynne has boon dra­ matised by half a score of adapton, and played in at least one hundred theatre. For noma monll'.s, a new aerial entitled, Within the Mara, has bach published in TU a Ixmdon tnagariue ed­ ited by Mra. Wood. It will bo completed for English redare in tbo Decamber number; but in ooanequeaoo of a spec­ ial arrangemout with the auUxares. who has supplied them with hor manuscript in advance. T. B. i'etenson A Brothers J lave just pnUiahed the whole story com­ plete ia ow large octavo volume, thus asticipating tho publication in Loudon by ovm two tacetha. Tisa plot is entirely original, introducing the ad venture nod sinadvaalare af a yowg baronet, who kills a man in tbo beat uf passion, is Mutetsoed to death, hex his sentence castmated to prnsal labor for lifo,a Uempts TO LIME, LIME at M Sbiagl«s, Lath, &c. Sates of the Wheeler $ Wils* ft* the past year is the Best Guar 'Mantee of Us Superiority over all * other sewing machines < oawilMl*n« llbaral, rfnt*z • teeralir. ‘t“-r “ **i. XMr,4et'ia.1w/rt iwlr, i$7x Examine our Club and Premium Lista. JOB PRINTING I,r:nf llu r' slruction, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, running faster, faster, and with lau �Tif« f\ept>»ucA|» BnK«nAlthough bat a few day have elapsed since tbo big fin, ,t Grand R,^ the indomitable energy of it, it manifested by the number of build­ ings already erected upon the burnt district But ire should hardly think that the authuritios would allow tho con­ struction of wooden buildings upon the site of the Into conflagration ; though I*rhaps Mcossity and lack of means of tbo owners of said district accounts for it Be that as it may, the rapidity with which the burnt ground is befog builded upon, would astonish people who were not acquainted witKhuml Rapids en­ terprise. While visiting tho city wo called upon W. H. l.ampman, chemist of No. Ou । Canal Street, who ia snugly ensconced orer, and in tho rear of Eatcott’a drug store. He is a young man of good ad­ dress, and wo should think him an invotoratoxworker. The reputation of his ex tracts is large, and is every day grow­ ing larger, as they ore hiring more ex­ tensive sales than anything of the kind in tho market. Wo have not tho space nt this limo to apeak further of Grand Ra|>ids energy and prosperity, but verily : it is to be one of tho first cities of the I’ciioinva Piuji have beounio a setlied noesmty with tho American neonlo. Indsod, cathartics always hare belaud SnuvxB.—From tho premises of tho subscribor on Sort. 30, in Rutland, about tho 1st of May last, two 2 year ohl stem, dark rod, and one 2 year old heritor, light rod and white foes. Any information as to tlio whereabouts of said cattle will bo liberally rewarded. P. M. Biaxx, Rutland, July 15, 1878. if and always must bo uesd, in aonw form, by all, mankind. In thia country the pilulnr form of administration has been growing in favor since pills were first made of Aloe, and Rhubarb, WU05J in­ to a ball. Their high position in tho public confideacj has finally boon secured aud fastened into permanecey by Aria’s CsTMianc Pnxs, tho most skillful com. bination of medicine for tho diseases they aro intended to rare, rhat sclencv can devise or art produce. Those who need pillm, no longer hesitate what pill, to tako if they ran get Aria’s Pill — Wheeling, (Va.) Prn,. Hsmiltos's propration of Buchu and Dandelion cures that most distressing malady Piles, by increasing tho diges­ tive function of the stomach, and by securing a proper accretion and excre­ Thoro aro 3,000 money order post of­ tion of bile for tbo lubrication uf tho fices in the United Stales. Of theso bowels. This yrrmri constipation, and 100 aro in Michigan. Tho Detroit 4 Milwaukee Railroad te constipation is tho imnu-diate cause of being roloid with stool rails between Detroit and Holly. Go to your druggist, and tall him you A. M. Lawson, of Ypsilanti, buried want Hamilton's Buchu and Dandelion. tour children but week, all of whom J. P. Roberta A Co,, can tell you all died of putrid sore throat. about tho remedy, and sell it to you also. Regular through passenger trains Lane lost on tho streets of thio City, n commenced running on tho Detroit and Diary. Any person finding it wil con­ Buy City Railroad July 30th. fer a »iwcial furor by leaving tho same The Law Department of tho State at this office. or in rare of Dr. Robert*, Domplaint and Scrofula. Caw—You Library bn, been inercared 085 volI Espeoini attention is asked to the ac- tloubtleos remember recommending your j Utnoe sinco January 1st. eumpaning circular which was issued modicino, Ktxo or in* Buxm, to myself . Ann Arbor has purcluued 400,000 I by tho officers of the Asylum, for tho and wife, and that wo took six bottles j Jiouuds of wool during the season nt an /’ey year Hosey and fair ywrr cLoitr. on your advice. I can now say that average of 89 cents per pound. Deaf and Dumb aud the Blind. Hatt yew Mh eifrarttd villi or mtLout Warner’s Circus and Menagerie will pain, at Ur Prntal oJUr of Furr, Mini., Aug. 1st, 1873. I। what I have of health is attributable to exhibit at tho Fair Grounds in Grand | your medicine. It cured my wife . of I The Michigan Institution for tho Ed*; .1. /’. DKAKJt, M. D„ CHOICHES. uc.ition of the Deaf ami Dumb and tho i Scrofula, and tny-.lfof Livur Complaint. Rapid, during tho next State Fair. Orer .ItLiep Sltdt't Or*/ Start. 39 About one hundred sheep have been | Send ms sit bottle* by express. C. O. | Blind, ia now completed. It will acoomkilled by doge in Bon ion township.Ber­ i medato far more pupils than aro now in i D. Yours truly. M. V. B. Fuau, rien county, within a few weeks. 1'etrvloum Center, Pa. I attendance, and it ia of tho utmost itnAbout twentv-five buihlinp have I poriance that all proper subjects for in­ ■ Seo advertisement in another column ■^■en commenced in tho burned district at Grand Rapids .since tho fire. struction should enjoy its privileges. To Putk»vag Satnav.—We continue1 Tlio Grand Rapid, jvxiplo aro making | i You are rv«i>cctfully reauested to rom- I ia this issue notes *f tho places of specan attempt to -tore the sttemlance of i i*l intrest to pleasure secken, giving in tho Detroit Cadets at tho State Fair. and addte>s of tho parent or guardian Tho troeklavors on tho Grand Rapid, | another column a fine description of the uf any Dcaf-Muto or Blind child rcanlSay man ; aro you hungv ? Woman I famous summer resort nt Hampton and Indiana Railroad have reached a । tog with yonr jurisdiction, in order that point 30 miles north of Fifo I-ake. are you fniut fur want of food ? Child 1 Beach, New Hampshire, and in still, an* amuigeriwuts may bo made for tho mlTho Irctcoing of University Hall at do you want something to eat ? If so other column tho notes of a trip over the Ann Arbor ii nearly completed, and the call ut Ik E Stauffer’s Eating House Atchison, Topeka Jand Santa Fe Rnil- outside stuccoing is progrouing rapidly. North Side State Street, where you will | road, both of which will tie uf interest Citixaiu of Kalaniaioo rocoivo $7,009 find everything iu tho linq of eatables, twocu the ages of ten and twenty, who . only 25 rente per meal. -Ifftf I to the general render, and i-apecudly m> arc of sound mind, good mural charac­ i to all interested iu obtaining an accurate ter, and who aro free from contagious knowledge l,5t>0 yards of sheeting doily, and will dtecaaea, are entitled to eight years of country. .onsumo .’>t W,<h>o pounds of raw cotton instruction, without charge for board or innually. . 1 Tho third course of lectures of the Parents or guardmu* unable to pro- will hold a camp meeting on the tann_ Detroit Homawpathw.’ College will bo। ido suitable clothing, can have it fur- of Peter Edmunds in the Township of Ashed a’, tho expense of the County ; Baltimore, commencing Tuesday, Aug. | 12th, in»t., and continuing over the en­ _At te hojicd that every man to whom suing Sabbath. The public aro cordially ratTcireutar is cddresawl will frel a^ivvly , invited to attend, and may be assured interest iu treking out and rcjxirting oil | that good order will bo maintained, and Bay City has voted dm hundred and , tho Deaf and Duiflb and the Blind wbo I all business prohibited within tho div fifty thousand dollars for additional I. It. K roeido within lus juriiliction. water work*.. Thu vote wm light; 148 | txneo prescribed in the statute. fur tho issue and 18 against. By order of the Board of Tiustco*. Four Jackson firms hare bought iu Easnr L Prtnci|ial. thu aggregate 220,0<W jiou'nds of wool 1 thu M'uiun. Tho clip in that county is nearly all marketed. Beyond 'he MississippiKalsmaxoo proposes to have a grand A meeting of all interested. in protect­ ing the gXuc of our county, and uphold­ other College in the State fur1 thorough I murical tournament, to which oil tho ing thVLi« enacted for its protec­ intellectual culture aud has tho sdran- to c*nu]*to lor prcuuunu. tion, and for executing tho ' law apply* i tag# of b-tng located in a little village Tho la-lies of Anu Arl»or have organin to ih<' protection of fishes iu our lakes that is healthy and moral beyond any iaxl a society whoso purpore is to dec­ I Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, GRAND ANNUAL BALL, and stream*, are invited to a public otho plart we know, in tho State uf orate the grayesof deceared soldier* in ! Nevada, Oregon or Cnlifuniia, wo rectbo Cemetery of that citj^every year. . | omtsend a cheap, safe, quick and direct mooting to be held at the office of Jas. i route, ria St Louis, over ths Missouri Tho carvings uf tbo Gran A Rajnd, A [ Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine i A. Swtwrey, Tuc*by evening the 12th Indiana Railroad fur the month of Juno I Day Conches and I’ullmmi Sleepers wore SI 10,000, ucarly 820,0<M> in ex, from St. Ioui ‘ to principal nointa iu the , Hastings P. O. August 5th, 1873 . evta of thu correiponding mouth of last I West, <rilhnU e)<M;r<. Wo believe that Abhl B. Donley, Elijah Hale, Frank Hum M, WetBestar 2173. ’ the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the Johnson, Miss Elisa Landinn, Miss Carria Nixon, Henry Pickle equipment of any line west of tho Mis-1 C. A. Bailey. kriauiipi, nnd its connections with roads । Mia Ijtrio Snyder, M: Jan. Clarke, further West arc prompt nnd reliable.: Geo. E. Goody. a fine of $25 mid costs. The Texas connection of this road te । Wm. D. Hayes Last week a Flint youth fired at a now completed, and passenger* are 1 C. F. Dwight. cat. Tbo animal escaped unharmed, offered a tint dim*, all-rail route from I Chan. II. Hid but Rev. John Hoag was obliged to 8t. Ixmte to Texas either over tho Mi*-1 D. R. Cook, '■ ‘ ' immediately afoer- suuri, Kanros 4 Texas R. R, via Se-lni-. Circuit Court in session. ia, or orer tho Atlantic 4 Pacific IL IL, via Vinita. For maps, time (aides, in­ . two our now advcrtiremenlv. tho erection «O one fine brick store, Mr. formation m to rates, route*. 4c., wo Buimcte on the increase in this city. Rower, has purchased of Mr* Youngs, refer our reader* to I. G. Wboelcr, Northern I'nsscnger Agent, 72 Lloyd for 91 *50 a second 22 feet on tho north Eaton County Fair at Charlotte Sept. St., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Ford Gene­ side of State Street, and i* erecting an 23, 24. and 25. ral Passenger Agent. St. Ixmte, Mo. Proceeding*'for two weeks ending that and tho adjacent lot, mentioned by State Fair at Grand Rapids Sept 15, Questions will bo cheerfully and prompt­ Aug. 5th. Reported for the Baxxxb us Lost week, two fine brick stores 22x70 ly answered. IB, 17,18,19 ami 29. by lion. 8. C. Prindle : TO ADVERTISERS. , Mite fioaaty Friday aftanstxm. at Estate of Daniel Williams, minor. Mrs. C. G. Holbrook’s. ' . II. .JI. ............... .. _______ Wood appointed Guardian -; bund Tho Snr JTarU of Detroit, organ of The Bkxxxs is th6 K-it advertising Cheap Farms in South-weel Missouri! j , About 40,000 lbw. of wool have been | urj,roTcd nnd filed, and Letters issued. the prohibitionists, has suspotulvJ. It medium in tho County pf Barry, having Tlio Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Cam­ k.™.1 “- 1 — deceased. ---------- ' is indabtod to tho Detroit Paper Com­ nearly doubln tho circulation of any pony offers l,2tW,00(' acres of laud in I Estate of-Henry " C. Siswm, Final account of Arnold Bisson, Ad­ pany several thousand dollars, owes iu ether paper in th# County. if Central and Southwest Missouri, at from $3 to 912 per acre, on revt-u years' ministrator, allowed as stated, and dis ­ . H. Bennett so long our |Mjpular'drnyemployees several weeks’ wage*, and it titan, with free transportation from St.proprietor ii among tho missing. mau and mail carrier has sold out to A. charge granted. ixmis to all purchaser*. Climate, soil, Estate of Orrin Knowles, deceased. timber, mineral wealtit, schools, churehP. Updike. Final account of John R- Power*, Ex­ Push’s Extract has spread and gnlwn ( Let every one keep in mind tho Of ecutor, allowed as stated, and dixharge in tho esteem of tho people for over Ae/Z a: the Hose Co., at Union Hall 011 twenty-fire years. granted. th* 20th, inst F-tatc of Howard Bartktt. minor. Durteg the part week refreshing Andrew J. Bartlett appointed Guardian; PxxviSKST <Jvcmux«.—1st- Are your sbowmw have visited this coontv and all Bond approved and filed, and Letters friends and formers plowing half ar lc»« the growing crops aro flourishing. than half their usual number of acres ? 2d. Arc they doubling or trebling the Itoad the new “Ad.” of the Star quantity of manure and plowing it in, A. J. Sponable, woukl announce to t biltong House. They are wiling lota uol putting it in tho hill,—for th# corn the public, and to tho farmers in partic­ uf clothing cheap. Store 313 Canal St-, and potatoes are bolter to have it ular that he te Agent for Barry County, Grand Rapids. spread ? for the celebrated Spiral Spring Wagon 3d. Are they not going to double Seat. Tlicy aro tho beat, easiest, and Do not foil te read th# communica­ every field ami garden crop they arc thus most dunablo scat, ever made, and no tion on the first page entiitad “Do not dealing with, by so practicing ? other scat enn bo sold where tho.o seats Mistake the Beacons.** ft i« worthy of 4th. Aro they not producing Ulis can bo obtained. Don’t Im deceived by great crop on half tlio number of acres toe careful attention of every reader. atiy imitation of tho nlxire seats, but buy and at half tho cost of labor—begining Tltomivson’e Patent Spiral Spring Sow", There is to bo a picnic given at Char­ with tb«> slow and tedious movement of I for sale only by A. J. Sponable. Gtf lotte on the 3d of September by the tho ox team and plow f fith. Are there any -old plowed lands Good Tamplor’a Asaociatton of the The gentlemen wbo inquire in last lying over from last yoar ? If so. let week's Baxxxb “Vot ish to matter.” ronutie* of Barry. Eaton and Ingham. tnrm lie till the proper time for sowing Tho matter is John Wolf the dutchman net proceed* of tboCatholic pic­ $3,000 worth of Furni­ efover. than follow it until the 2otli of | is selling all tho Iwwt furniture that is August and sow in winter wheat and sold in ths county of Barry. John will ture, will be sold at cost at nic bald on tbu fair grounds in thia city get thirty bushels par acre. Or turn soon do all tho furniture business done Hessmer. Heath Co.’s store July 80th, were 9750.98. Wa <•— over the oil mowing sward in addition, in tills county. for the next GO days. To heal harvest the Flint Oltif say,: aud grt twauiy^ve buahub par acre GREAT FIRE 0577 SUMMER CLOTHING HsttEsnxn HONKER HOSE COMPANY Nd S THICKLY OflE f>ltICE ! STAR CLOTHING HOUSE 38 CANAL STREET, GBAJSTD RATIDS,' MICH SALT SPECIAL NOTICE. Er, Iu large supply of Salt for attle at Lowest market rat< - their Brick Wnrebotue. Local Siwe;? police;. rbo wheat harvest te now over in all ■rt« uf the county. Tho m<wt uf tbo •^Tbero te to be a Spiritual nice ling in the grovss on tlto fair grounds in this bo crop will be fully up te the average citv on Sanddny and Sunday next, a! fathonorth part of the enuniy. exnept the usual hours for public sorvicM. in some field]iwhoro it was badly injurby heaving in tbo sprit* There Beejamin and Marion Todd, uf Chari-t> will 'proUbly be w nuwy bttehU. tliresued in the county as in any pr”' • ioua yoar. and the tpnility te exceedingly el a picnic ia there porta. 'w. *i«k tw Sas. Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, PIPE LU/EBEIf PUHPISIIED If 0^ 10^0 LOTS. CASTS VOX*. IM »■! Wool, Wheat, Oats and Com. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Light and Heavy Groceries, make room for an entire new stock of Furniture. He will sell our whole stockat costfar cash. This is no humbug. Come and see for yourself. HESSMER, HEA TH $ CO. Hastings, dune 7, *73. 7tf Hfarm.n will practice onthaae priucintea toia veer, tbeir average emtivntorn will be reduced one-half, their. . . , “ •*“”« * <u- ""»■ true in the county of Barry m every Va aro to receipt of a copy of the Iwsaty-fim annual catalogue of «»“ offioen and studowte to the State NurraalSsteolal Ypsslasrtl. Tbeeamta* X. Il n> atfow Aur ■ Imimi m takas place oc Mim- J. k w. S. V <»» >*> day, September 22d. This setaxd ranks pwn^i, ■ J. H. Earl, Grangeriite; H. among the best to Km eoutery k.b™^, B. 0-1; ox O BfV-. After thia date, the uudoroigned will receive. Store and Shijk all kinds of Grain, nt our Elevator in tho City of Hastings. C. F. DWIGHT 4 CO. Hasting*. Juno 18th, 1878. 13w4 mn«ln yop4«qp. 7£bs about 1200 lbs, the oilier about »iolbs., twoHauriobuggies, two double buniM. two double mid two singlo Herosii*. Hero are bargains for those wanting such pru[«rty, thirt uro not oftenZt with. Oso aw*<&tf SB®, HALLETT & AND GABLER PIA TON �^rialtanl «nb ^omt»iir. ■ ICH1UH nm*l«; Dauehy a Co's. Column. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH TRS1KH BUM ar CHICAGO Tint E3. and cholera creeping rapidly up | to Bt Louis, with the hot, dry luranw days coming down unceasingly, it is not a minute too soon to be minding i I the condition of our eourroundings. But then clmleyn u only one of the dueascs aggravated by unclean premiaee. Othars are simUariy increased in virulencrt. ami many owe to them their origin. Personal cleanliness is also to bo attonded-towith regularity at this season of the yca> Tho bath-tub is bolter than the pill-box, and a frequent change of umlerelothiug i* preferable to a rase of Dr. Anybody's unsophisti- Eta EsS? BaniaUflh BITTERS. Ao diet, aee awete .pariagly, plenty , of fresh, ripe, orwellcooksd vegetable*, ripe fruit*, aud cold bread. As drink, pure waler, not to cold, lemonade, milk and water ; ten and rof। foe, moderately, if mvo*!omol to them. Go to bud at regular hour* and got I uu when fully refrrabed ; avoid draaghu 1 of wind, but Le sure and^have plenty of good air in sleeping upartmi>ni» —Pro*- Tbo profit* yr farming should consist, in a large mvurore, in the impruvemsnt of the term itself ami its belonging*, and there can bo no better investment than this. Dial ia very poor fanning, if worthy to be called fanning, which, though it may nominally show a rath I (*• Uallwl jfuim wnr. eevef Ui* L’esrt Hmm. te Ik M14 Cmsit te iurrj Ike • <-.. «tvuHi« r*eS*e< I CteJrr m> Fou-bi d*c CM .U Il • rie.k Is IM stlrrs-M. .'ML?' iLANTATION N. F. Bontam’s eei Tertine WATER WHEEL, r m al Guo* u. ail b«r l^te —K" sJaaraxt-s-sEff Fs^tsffw.'eis: *e*b lh«ralae* terekr yirre lkteM wrrte Ml. rsaialsai la mU ewrt Bitters sasrt, •itters Michigan Central R. R. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT RQUTE, Ibreren PrlraU ItueM-. leaUse «U*» .Mdeaa .Uh lr*U. EmI .,f prtrelL ul W Mt f>.«* tin. orbit Ai-watTi.a 1*5 ■toon fttrtm* It I* not a quack nretrum. Tho ingredient* arc published >>u rwh buttle of medicine. • It i* Lew.! and rccommeudrd by I'hy•acian* wbcrvrrt it ba* brrn introliwid. Ituill jHsilivtly cum 6387 &Qom NAKBLEIZED only in the way of cultivating tho crop* 1 which we plant, but they rub them uf much of the nutriment which they nefcl. Hoeing, then, U an essential service in. respect to destroying tho weed*. There are other advantages, however, i which aro quite commonly overlooked 1. The loosening of the toil in tho ■ operation of hoeing is beneficial to tho plants; aa mnoh a* tho deotruetion of SLATE Havana Lottery of Cuba. GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON abound* in tho atmoophero during tlio hotest month*, and it ia absorbed and retained meet abund­ antly by a roil which ie in tho most ariable state- Prof. Schlubcr found that 1,000 grain* of stiff clay absorbed in 24 hours inly 36 grain* of mouturo from POPULAR EXPOSITOR FLOUR MERCHANTS TOItftrlaitlMralalfcLa. Utw Fleer & Grain CouusioaMerckai!, l -ns*** 1-HUalBv.i. I .hell mH ill ■ ihrFuiMl U-M.r iwTrUar Ik. •ter snr *1 • n rh-k I- M. </sU fr»st de.r teik« r-srt H.sm. la >*• tn Ike resat* lUrr* as* * la MM k.lftelb.M.1 Klftte Ik.! •’teMtebn Mreai^n till, la l» DODD'S jTERvnre: _ _______ DOES IT! II is ths New IW Emily Ifitaie can bo gut between tho plants, not so much for the sake of deotroying the weed. and vermin, which mint neevsaatfahottesow iftho booing bo done weD. u for increasing the porosity of tbo toil, to allow the water and air to peastrnXe freely through it" Ho add*. EPIDEMIC ivm»(m te UHib v* e. Ib.l ite »>-r. umri ll.I.M.. ri, ■K&IK3!5LT «> CasrWiiMh H Us mi J im tivlni InIiMmu •».. l. teMirreO laUiwesaMwWUi DISEAS Detroit Ukih & late Mitina Railroad. BBOMMM TteNeTOiorlesaBANei-PeiMoiu Powerful Dator ait Diiifetlail- BOILER WORKS. IlIcKBIK.1 Peninsular Railway. I*. N. MIXER'S Scrofula Syrup MIXER'S SCROFULA SVItVI'cwae all Nrrofukni* AHk<O*>ns Ciucvit. Eruptive, and OUansvu. lltarw**. such aa Th. Anthony'* Fire R<a*°r Eryalpota*. Itrnple., HL.ictow, tukw. BqTh, Tumor.. IcitarorSsH Rheum, Ulcere and Sone. Dr»f*F ala, Debility and all ImpurWss «» t h« Hood. Mixon's Bcnovrta Svnrrjtas, dm Ing the peat few yean. cure.I th.—*"* The Babcock Xel,rr U berate sires 'IM, u4 saiMntr *rs* CssrtBkrlk* losair te I MISS UNDERGROUND Dr. TELL'S fttwt of Junto LIFE Lthahmjn J-JS" * Ib4“ CF-MILIJUt, Only 50 Cents per Batik.* BELOW THE SURFACE I •si** as CiMaewr ■* Sweat «*bsw.ww* urn*. JOB PRINTING lu"'** ,TgUuihLj ta.lease of L Cm-m'.i.-W ik Hk1i|u Air U.. ■/Waai’s Gtay isHff Hair. If LYON’S < Kathairon � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-13.pdf 65c3eda4a000218909e14c3f5fc2b527 PDF Text Text Ths Rpfil»ucv B^nin. Tr|E R-E^dBLlCAH ILtTLS OF jLDKU:: VOL. XVIII S hiesihil and bWlW Ca^ a a HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1873. finrtrj. QREBLE & RUSSELL. rax kadi Hare a Full Stock of sounded to arm*, and the fretful child 1::: HARDWARE ! >t ■>! it. ii k \ rum) ;e.i lie tun* and Buy the position, her bead wa» aching miserably including everything kept in a Grit thus .loro. W. J. StTl'ART >• MMM *-■*. U»«. liras, ft&stai U. HOLBROOK, WM. II. BURGHER l>. DRAKE, M- I». OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! With a full lino of extras on hand. W AG ON * ..HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. TIN, COPPER, hud SHEET IRON WARE Mannfuctureil tn Order Salt! Salt! Salt! IVM. UPJOHN Everyone of which were fully w abraktrd, mu! the cost of renairing htut arentyvtl ksa than 10c. etich. The only Wagon with the Slope Shetildcred Kpoke. HELPERS Ut \<l MOWERS, GRAIM, CULTIVATOR.^ SULKY RAKES, Sc .11 -I. Il': 1 K. ..U . .1 JOUS ICOHUKT** Il.w uorlvM IIu-TtVKrt Till* STUDEB AKER inis. LIXKl.EV K LCTUI had done wisely to leave It for this life show yon all tho improvenumta. Here, wntatin*. Mary, the doctor wants to see And as she camu with health and hs :i -i I. I of Ann Arbor, on too disloyal answer. of September naxt Sec. 4. The delosotes shall receive Wh<n Mr. Btreetcr returned, exult­ wul do and tlien glancing at tho open going to ’ stay just long ant error the dollar* ho had depoeitod in ban now allowed to the mornben of the enough to hear one tunc played. Will ibe bonk, ho found no (upper prepared, legislature; 4p be paid out of tho sialo and his wifo helpless upon the bed, with And with the old gallantry, fitted so i iug child distracting her with demands ■ E. Mtrjsr, ‘ led her to the instrument, and stood hat in hand while aha K. OoXVIS, thank you; I have co I wife enjoyed the luxury ot being ill. plies. No But convaleMnco aoon followed ; and Just my lack. I never did know enough Srerss- T. Miwr, before leaving his patient, tho old doe- to secure my own broad and butter. tor, a close observer and deep thinker, Good byo.'.btrocter," And again nod­ ding to tho husband, ho trotted out to look tho husband axi lo and asked : his vehicle and went on his wav. his | ..r!.r; . lun worked her nearly to doalli. You are speaking of my wife, not litrrsl Al my horse.'' ‘Grunted ; and 1 say again, you are Ihe State cd A HISTORICAL TREASURE working her to death. ndminsiou of the Really, doctor, *nch languago is un­ Journal of the State Convention of. „ . , ,, pardonable, chigan. held at Ann Arbor, in 8* p' •PProT**l June L>, 1838. “And yet you will pardon it And xbi^ lBM wh^h refo “d « I «*=* d^* -ThrtthuO-rti. furthermore, by; knuckle to Ohio. If-sacrificing woman wo have just loft, I shall perforin on operation on your M to real u>4 •••■ u> l.iur. I bo Irelil Ihubi re>" >ui AafSeltaBta sMrtrt, I'fLimra 1521 AjJnbfrefiI For uh lob we had nearly -1<> Order And thou ho placed tho cold, hard given to the State library an extremely camo u bride, boautiiul aud accomplisli- rare and incalculably valuable namphcdTto tho village, up to tho date* of let, being the Journal of the Proceedpresent illness, in which domestic cares ings of the Convention of Delegates chop en by the Electors of tho Btat» of MichIn concluding, ho added : "I truly beliovo, it she takas up her ul l burdin at once, that before a year □I nid Stale, of July 2g, 1836, forlho nurpoeo of taking into asylum will receive her.' consideration I’nijosition < Tho strong man shuddered. irroM relative to tlio Admission T. It. DIAMOND, THE CHILDREN 5 CHURCH FARMERS MILO T. WHEELER. 10,000 Machines *i '. *■ I li. v t<> 4. t: • Built in 1*572, tl**-y had over I.WO uunllt'al onler**. to your interest mid purvlisuieyour bTH ST < HAMS. WILLIAMS. K CO•“SWSSSSSftK i ’ :i i i m only peruiittcd, not exact fire. She voluntarily took her place by the village of Ann Arbor, on Monday, my side, and has uncomplainingly kept tho 26th day of September, A. D. IBSti. step with me.” Published by order of tho Convention. Pontiac: Printed by S. N. Gantt. 183d Mr. Baldwin poaocascatone other eopy of tho samo pamphlet, but he don’t thiril copy in cxiatance. Sevfallen, faint and footsore, by tho way. ' aearch has failed to discover 1 tell you, she must have reel for both mind and bolr, or I will not-answer far one —, in . any of .tho — *public /—libraries, \----- r-j whore , , lx, .nA ‘’T, nd by order of tho Convention,—tlic can b*' found sway. And, ottering bis | band, “I will take care, doctor, that do nut got a chance to administer ... : thrr such dose [ Mr. Streeter went Lack to the room • '* sitting, propped up Z ^ b±‘ ^Tnn,i ' i by t*ill< uh of unuttorsblu pa™ ‘solid brevter would biw»~» i t- ndern I glanced as btg irate tacu and almost li-t‘J-41. in rramphlra r 85 each, and are hard to obtain at 1 transparent bauds. He sat down bethat price. The solo question under consider*!"You don't know bow clad 1 tun that BARLOW At th.- Barry County Fair last >ca«ou over tin* South It. nd Drill, ami nt Jl> Iuiton County Fair over the Superior and every other couipctiug Drill, LTTOR BESSMEH, HEATH k CO. BLACKSMITHING. OUR CULTIVATOR Also DRY GOODS*/ E/loLtts Vtfirrr MXaunlUi I'nntinnally Increases* and promisee ««<»! (az l,0» Machin*k i» m arly eibauate*!. and parllee will u*> a ell t<> call early J. S. GOODYEAR <fc Co ctart. empire Ext Hasim M 19, 1872. TBOIT. Tlianking the farmers of Barry county for their liberal sujiport in the past, we hope We shall merit it in the future, belicv ing it is for our material interest to support homo manufactures. Mitiim STANLEY > THE I.IITMIEST SIGHT II IlfflB JOSEPH PFLUG ! RUSSELL & NEVINS FINE NEW STOCK Or I Inintner Sweet’s H°Telt M A R K I! T ’ MEA1 DRY GOODS, OgAMD RS Fl DM, with which I make Irons for BL CLOTHING. ;.ni'u i • Cl II I'.t l which enable*, me to sell Buggies so UWssto DEFY COMPETITION. 11 ATS AND CATS Michigan Exchange which led me to the Invention of Uio Succcraful IKON .. —Bnl prepared to ouet BOOTS AND SHOES, Single scat Busies as Low as One Hundred JkollnrM PATENT COOLER! And two Seated Farmer*’ Buggies at LS. IF YOU WANT PHIENIX < AS 1 STORE One Hundi*ed and TL wenty-u I shall also build IIiouks Puicb V* Better GROCERIES for lot Money obk. MUCH BETTER CONDITION , and they are: A Good AXLE, of all la tho WHEEL. South side Blate Street REST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! And this thin-cboeked, funk-lipped woman had been called a beauty only ecren yeans before. And when she J. L. HEED Will JOSEPH PFLUG Ml W 5 Save Your Monet 1 u 1 Chromo J. P. ROBERTS & 7 is ITALIAN MARBLE Oil Paintmgs s BLACK A FULLER. POULTRY WORLD and gratuitously beetow ou Ohiotho oxelusive jurisdiction on tho waters of said Lake, from the Pennsylvania lino themoutn mouthox ofDetroit Detroitriver; river;agui,iuo a gift,tho totomo rra,,rf ,lkh; („b.to.>ts»« O.cr^corlKlsau J Ofc M, ctralpTt!10n40<l. Md have them eladad. This Blate, without aay -therity do­ nvod from rer cuurtilution, by an art Axd Wirtaxu, This convention tak- territory claimed by Ohio, and bauav- rada tion —Therefore /Zwe.-crd, That this convention cannot MMBfNa, uuaniiuouuv, vention do moat sol.unnly June loth, 1836; ardinaneo of 1787, and the constitution and state government which tho people of the legislature of Michafter the State Constitu- Judge Streeter, tho father A s RU88HLLk N! \IS - B. F1. BTEuNHOFh our columns. nf this a e lust preecdrog section bonndaries of the* said Tho email dwelling contained ushered into a parlor newlv furnished and already lighted. An alsgant piano induced Mrs. Strootar to take upon her­ stood in a recess evidently corAtruclcd self the enure core of the household. Two children hod come in tho seven Bhs txunecl t. . : . i: : . tnges. DRUGS P hi B Medicines Mmscitatxawof touwntton, who Union Block, over Boston Cash Store. BOOZER be-:-’, That th-* Dye Stuns ALL WORK PHOTOGRAPHIC, 'iHti.ir M-ri- PUNTS A- OILS P tho tired wife bad’sighed as tho looked or. thu cold, folded hands. School Book* & Siatumeru a lty the county of BBSS cturally frail, the had - beading beneath a CHROMOS I 7 I lie copy is followed in cap.-r to gv i lo provide Election of Itelegntiw . Health bad to a oonventiou, Her holiday him. And bis thoughts turned wist­ turned, and fully toward tho Western nnuriea. Ho shrink from tho old life. expected objections from bis young and And when tho huaband came end BceomplitbM wife. Bat oho mw with of the state of Uhio, and to wrvEght, he again told huusalf that the Michigan .I;,, into Ute ■ Union vvm tho i v days were giren to tho old and then thirr turned their fares CO. - 3aE r® ■ bynigotia- cuiumoncod in our next and concluded scribed, declared ant! establiahad, shall i' M ESTri HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. AMERICAN not be Undersold. Hastings. March.*. 1873. Bollsnl <•<!. E tho aforesaid ordinance of 1787—and which, if aeecodod to by tho people of Michigan, would demise us of all iur- “Yon are trying to spoil me,” she and his thousands dwindled into hun­ dreds. FRESH FISH DURING THE SEASON. .1. H1CWA.X111 HASTINGS’ MARBLE WORKS! south-eastern boundary, secured to ux We how Mr. Baldwin’s kind ever built. 1 don’t remember of having a single fall HASTINGS. MICH. Papek-BAX01M Ohio for a long, narrow, quadrangular itrip of laud on tho southern border. including part “Greet Swamp,'* near Toledo. Bv the lhe Northwest Icmlory this atrip of boy, and go back to tho old laud belonged to Michigan, and exclus­ ive jurisdiction was exerdisod over it granite bill*?" Dedicated to Fanners' Wives Hu­ “Ob, could you 7 May I go J" and up to 1835. Al quivered with exjiiMnontt of tho Miami Csthen wistfully, “but tho ex and-the rise of tbs village of Toledo made tho people of to become a part <*f IOhio ; and Ohio of lower lot. And if Turr.in calls, tell him right!" ho thought And then aloud: I have concluded to take those sheep— been built mainly with her money. Ohio being getting ready, ploasu take your memo­ random book and ndto down fsur har­ land, I think you said, * she replied Ume. and strongly represented i ness strapa, fivo pounds of nails, and a wearily. grew, while Michigau had only gimlet, half n jockey-otrep, and—and— “Yes ; but I do not need that land. I forgot them when I made out the items thia morn- And you shall have that money—or, at of Hight overcoming High Mrs Streeter rose wearily, laid her homo and stay all summer, and try to get The act of Conans* of J sleeping babe carefully it its crib, and some of your bloom back. I aboil vntt to-day that you uro coming. a ho wu young—not over twenty-five— Mrs. Streeter could hardly balievo il but tho complexion was sadly faded, and faint lines were Bat il all came about in good time, ditiona therein expresacd,” referred to white forehead, while as tho bone of contention, will Ims found told of euro, and hinted strongly of an arrant Good! i-' at;-.*. knowledging our slitution of tho Unital States, and the Orduianco of 1787. TSTow Farmers There was never before an opportunity of tills kind offered In Hartlnia, whereby _ ... ■_ . _ an aninnnt of mr*n«'V. I do not Intend lo Ioom* my repulatlun n» a PAINTING! Ux^Srl™ of Amwfoa. i , into the Union, JL.l -4.U .u.Union, origin upon an original Slates irs ii:i:scRirTiON What is it ? FOB NKDICINAb PL'BPOBIM. needed thuru by this time. ?t!«f »fon>. CITY Pirc Wines and Liauorsi accepted, ratified and ooufirmod; acct that the said State of Michigan shall U g DWIGHT A BI RRALL. DENTIST mil ILL AT JOHN mind as wellthe body, (rood help ----------------in tho kitchen all tho time, and choice delegates shall bo holden Monday of September next, ia the *ev■UM Source of era! townships v. ithin the ecvoral coun­ ties, end shall income, fully defraying nil wifs-uiothcr, Over -4-00 running in Barry County ! I Nearly 300 by ub ■iuce 1871. 1.4 i) Hold ln»t season. . >O 8°>‘l already thin bcumud. WRIGHT K HOLBROOK. T8 He stuojwd to kisa tlio offered lipa, and thus the new life began. And hat a dilfonint life it was—busy, not Ob, no; she had no time for that I And then her thoughts drifted away to the Been improving, I sec," said I»r. suit certified, transmitted and declared dear old home ol childhood; and she Meeker, as ho reined hie light carriage (HAS. II. BAUER. *s NO. 16 But no linger might she linger _• uxmeii mi weitinir in tho kit PRESCRTTT10KB AND FAMILY r.i .ta “Forgive me,” rise �ht ftqmMiran j :mntr, Foreign Items. term of tho Circuit Court Court House jn this city, Hi* Honor, for defendant Holbrook tho Court appointed a* committee, John linuod by content without costa Several Imparlance i-aaos and Churn:- down for tho 25th iost. The Court thereupon adjourned until briefly note as follows : Monday, Aug. 25th, 1873, at 2 o'clock, Richard Van Valkenburgh va. Clin­ ton Sprague, defsndant and appollanb Ordered that th# appeal be dismiood, unlas# within twenty days a new bond be tiled. Wright A Holbrook for Detroit claims to have a population plaintiff, Sweewy A Wood for d.fsnd- of 06,000. Carliste* at Prato do Llusane-. Turkey has concluded a cos a loan of 1'5,000,000 nt 6 per cent Atlantic in an Old Lbwr,” from tbo jksi of that graceful sketch writar, Dawson Shauly ; "Old New-Englund Traits "Nature's Forest Volume;" pleasantly written by Elisabeth Stoddard; and a very amusing article called ‘‘Prres Odand Literature receive, each, careful at- England to Princew Thym of Den­ "Found Wanting,” by Mary E. Brad­ mark is announced. And now evidsneo in the Heliborne ley 5 "An Uncollected Sonn*t of Edgar case is found in the shipping records ot the port of Baltimore. Queen Victoria gives expresei rm to 8. Lang. Subscription price 15, includ­ her gratitude to Parliament fur penatoning Chromos ‘Village Bello’ and ‘Cross­ ing th* Moor.' Janiea Sutton A Co.; publishers, 68 Maiden lane, N. Y. co very of much trcuurv. Tho British Government has decided tho agricultural laborer*. to •12.000! Barry Co., Mich., v*. Stephen W. WaiHerewith wo place before our read or a rath, School District No. 2 in ThornapMolloy to quash (writ Court ordered boon ordered to Carthagcna to protect tho interests ot Italian subjocU. AU the public gardens in Lyons, France, are to bo closed at nine m tho evening, by order of the prefect of that No Dull Times! CHEAP I GOOD I CHEAPEST UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. Everybody in invited lo call and examine the stock consisting of mew and mammoth Sugar, Crockery, Teas, Glassware, Coffees, Stoneware, all kinds of Fish. Sherman J. Rich Guarantees SATISFACTION otf Everything ha Racommendu, and he Recommends hi* TEJ1 and COFFEE. Of which hohas a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ha is determined to VERY LOAVES'!’ RATKSI DON'T FORGET TOBACCO -l.VI> CIGARS'. THE FIRST GRAND ANNUAL DALL, CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS and an Attorney foe of 110. On motion At the old stand of M. Allen, State Street, Hosting*, Mich. further infortnation u to thia movement of plaintill*' order that they have 30 oath of fidelity to tho privileges of tho wiu, BE HEID ST provincca. day* to make and prepare bill of expie cannot bo to careful as regard* <• 1Prime, Eiq, Dwight, Illinois ibb missiotisrj and family hove loft Vienna for a tour through Northern Italy and plaintiffs, Wright A Holbrook and J. Switzerland. -WUI I>«krr. Will lliw. Carveth for defendants. A Ixmdon letter say's ths Jubiloo sing­ er* have appeared at tho reeidonco of । The lake Shore A Michigan South­ Mr. Gladstone before tho Prince and OOOD MUSIC WILL BE IS ATTKXVAXCE. and Jsmes Burk vs. Robtrt C. Stewart, A ■ | f 11 ’AJTfl iy tx7 ■ * 11 h r *4: ern Railroad Co. will carry article* to Princess of Wales. tho International Industrial Exhibition motion of plaintiffs, and plaintiff* orA vivid, cireum*tantial,and interesting n.o iugvvdirots are publubed i Ik,Ilk, nt ft Howard Burgess, formerly editor of narrative of an earthquake at Santiago, ling by law the railroad coiporallons of within airly day* or In default the cases ths JfmWf &ateaaM, lately of tbo Chili, by our special corrrspondont. is published elsewhere. our State. Irulucnl. It will pcsitively cure Sncon.—Wo submit to taxation and Th- Sultan's second son. Prince Ma­ SCROFULA, SYPUJLIS of Grand Rapids for plaintiffs, J. Car­ hmoud Djelelsddin, has been promoted ernmsnL but denounce aa unjust and vo th for defendant*. / NAfiSM.___ ___________ The road bed ot the Grand Rapids A to bo a Rear Admiral in tho Turkish oppressive all taxation for tho benefit of Robert J. Grant and Davon Phillips Indiana Railroad is nearly graded to LIXG. GOUT. GOITRE, v*. Helen M l^onard. Asaump-it. Little Traverse, and tbo whole lino will OROXC111TLS. NERV­ Baron do Reuter hating luki-d Earl OUS DERILITT. INCH'Judgement for plaiauflS* for till 21 and bo completed to tho Straits of MackiGranville if the British Government IE N T CONSUMP T1ON, security, I diwatc* arising from an During tbo month of July, 11 oon. wobM protect his interests as a Bri tub cent. Cha*. H. Bauer for plaint'ff*. • cxoditioa of tbo ttlocd. victs were received at tho State Prison, ■object in the event of difference* aris­ I regulate our Benjamin 8. Dibble ,vs| George Pur- 21 discharged, 2 pardoned, 1 granted a ing between himself and tho Shah, bjrd GranvUlo answered that the Govern ­ it for plain- now trial, and 1 died; leaving 626 in ment could not bind itself oflkially to do . prison st tho ond of tho month. sutthy i'liysicfous, Min. be G.vpei. and others. Tho locomotives on tho Big Rapids REAL GENUINE BARGAINS Division, also on tho main line, of the Cobb for plaintiff. Chicago A Mich. Lake Shore Railroad, LITBKAKT KOT1CIS to buy- anything in our line, eliould Ann J. Palmer vs. Joeeph Davis, ot arc draped in mourning, in token of ronot fall lo come and -s-w us. We rjo-ct for tho late Chaciss Williams, Asmake a »riiCiAiJTV In far August cunhonesty and capacity tho only valid claim ing. Ordered that case bo opened, and autanf Master Mechanic. 4. K. CosfervM* Stalk, atn rnd believe defendants hare leave to answer within A picnic and anniversary meoling is Braco, Eliralx-tli Stiiart Phelps, James to bo held by tho Odd Fellows of Branch Freeman Clarke, John Savage, Char’cs AND ’flic fall Term Login* Sept. 11 th. County, August 15. Hon. J. N. IngersoU of Corunna will deliver an oration. Read*., Charles Nordhoff, Mr*. Lucia G. Dibble, Brown A Thomas for coni|daiuRunkle, William Blaikis, Benson J. The Dtucross of tho United State* ants, Wright 4 Holbrook and I. A. Grand Lodge and Grand Encampmont Loasing, Auglsta Larned, Bayard Tay­ International Exhibition to be held nt Holbrook for dotendants. will bo present to participate. lor Emilio Costolar, |Mre. 8. M. B. And can cuarautec WORKMANSHIP Philadelphia, Pean., in 1876, hare adTho balance of cash in tbo State and PRICES. We mxl haw n Goo. W. Dewey et. at, vs. Maiy J. dreiaod to lite manufacturer* of theWorld Fino IJucof Treasury July SUtls was •882,572,69. tho following circular, under tho hand Receipt* for tho week ending Aug. 6th tod with eighty-eight carefully executed | will then be formal to continue «cven were J68,430,73; payments during tho of Alfred T. Gonhorn, Director General, foundry, and plaintiffs allowed to pay same time, 892,717,06; tearing a bal­ office 904, Walnut Street, to which tho mortgage on compute ’on of D. R. Cook ance in tho Treasury of 8868,286,36 ; decrease 824,286,33. with intercet at 7 per cent Wright A specially directed: Holbrook for.complainants, C. G. Hol­ pcndancc. CORNICE A WINDOW DRAPERY I'orltho purpose of facilitating the brook and J.pL VarfVo’eor for d<-fondB nee, is an interesting and much-need­ There are 622 American exhibitor* Exlribition of 1876, your co-operation is ed exposure of tho overwork-'ug of little requested. Have tho kindness to forchildren in New York City. Die J’usFlorida will market 1(M) tons of l>egiiii January 2nd, DG4 spengo this year. A comprehensive paper i* conti liuted Work on tho exposition building is on ‘■Tho Telegraph," covering every progreuing finely. pare il This list will not Interfere with Portland, Oregon, has had a terrible phase of tho subject and iPusl-atoJ HALL TREES, SECRETARIES. any future entries that you may dorire Well* A Mono for complainant*, C. G. fire. Lou •1,158,025. with for.y excellent ongzai'ug*. .‘ m.ong BOOK CASES, and everything found | to add, the object being simply to form In a Flrat-ClM E-labliidiiiictit, can !»• prooareil by calling »t: some practical idea as to total amount Holbrook for defendant*. Cyntha F. Cook vs. John H. Earl, o .ltebliriud at Salt Lake City. pirture* and autographs .'r-ismittod by of space required, and to aid in tho mirisfrator, Ac., et at In Chancery I Mr. Dent, father of the wifo of the mso"* of tho tolegrepli. prompt production of tho Catalogue. WKira fa «.H.r fa «»u. <M.™1 £“*""■ .11.1 v-tar Cha-lc* Nordhoff commeme* in this GRAND RAPIDS. that complainant give security to bo ap­ Smith, of tho Chicago TtkJwk, is said last the Ohio Democratic State Conrcn - proved by tho Register in tho sum of | to hare made •60,000 out of the Chica­ i'teetmtsd. 0D tl.o Sandi ch Islandv. MORTGAGE SALE. lion, nominated the following rtreigbt •200 with n 40 days, and in deiault the go jubilee. I Superior in nil departments, including Ii1* first r-iiclo oat* of “Honolulu LN VALUABLE GIFTS 1 Tho bsolth of Kato Stoddard, the al­ leged murderer of Goodrich, is said to TO BE DISTBIBL'TIM) IS be failing rapidly. Lieutenant Governor. Barnabas Burns, Beuron J. Lon'ng concludss, h'l Washington romsiiondent* *<y that Elixa J. Kenyon vs. laming Kenyon. of Richland; Supremo Judge, long term, tho recovery of lion, llcnry Wilson is articles on ‘ho Sigaera, suggxalod . t Wd KplVLdK BOST/rtr , IL T. Whitman, of Hamilton; short exceedingly uoubtful. letters from the:- pons, of which focFur Catalogue* Addrv**, Cholera cases still appear in Indian­ silnri'ea a-o given ; John Savage conl-lKite of tentl. Cry.*. MtehlSM U™* v' minor child. Cha*. H. Bauer fur com- apolis, Indian*; Columbu*. Cincinnati, *• 4su at th* m M liulmlaH M m-rw butes a very inloretung article on Dayton and Evansville, Ohio. Franklin ; Treasurer, Goo. Woiman, of | "Madame do Soiign# and her CuntomOle Graal Capital Prize, of $5,000 il GoM! F.v-aS. Young v> Mathias G. Young. The annual convention of tho Grand Summit; Comptroller, J. K. Newcomer, 13*6 Olivet, Mich. Lodge of Odd Fellows of Rhode Island of Marion; Member Board of Public In Chancery. Divorce, decree of di­ ):»hcd Mewr by tho Corntasa Pu'iga. vorce granted plaint'ff. C. G. Holbrook Recent storms ^tn Connecticut havet for compla-'nant. been prolific of fatal results to persons and of conaidcrablo dr-nago to property. and its coinprehcnsivo ttca. oont of tho the same a* might have boon looked fur Chancery. Divorce. Decree of divorce Th# fund of 8100,000 for tho erection subject in all its aspects, including esgranted complainant. C. G. Hulbrook ot a second hall for the Divinity School of Yale College has been guaran te«!. engaged in this sport, render* his con­ Rheumatism, Scalds, “ Lameness, Tho terrible sea serpent lately ob- tribution of pormaMnt value. Neuralgia, Bums. Soreness, twenty thousand majority. Emilio Castolar rontinuei Iris review hall, turn* ont to bo Boro Throat, Bolls, Wounds, gutd and submitted June 80th. Mo­ of the Gorman schools of *poculatlro Hoarseness, Liters, Bruises, tion granted with coat* to abide the re­ The Town Hall al Wobiter, Maa*., philosophy, and their connection with sult of *r<t. Wright A Ellin for plaintiff, Headache, Piles, Sprains, tho progreas of Republicanism. Caireth A Van Vabor for defendant. Toothache , ____,Old __ Sores, Colle, Charles Reade's serial, A Simpleton, H. J. CHAMPION. All Hemorrhagw, is continued, giving us this month n thrilling narredvo of lion-hunting by tnittod Nor. 2d, 1872. Judgment, no Anson Livlhgiton, Lovell Purdy and GoL Andrew Ireland died in New York PI0H1EB HOSE COMPANY Bl. 1, U oosadalis New Advertisements. AJiertise ii tie fiaslmi Bauer. ne Hint PRESCRII’TIONS SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. Bill, Vatalaj Ere,tun 11 CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Also * Fine Assortment of Such as CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in MUSIC, AT NEW YORK I’ItICKH » Item i-mter tbo Place, 8coon<m<»r Eait of tho Comer of State and Letter Streets, Hasting*. stfEHfW j. nioi. BACON KARRS ID it OLIVET COLLEGE! tlASTIJ PAIILOH GCOODS CHAMBER SETTS. S KromJ&“"pii.ls HASTIX A TEACHERS' CLASS | Students can ente PALME iiaxTlx WILD R*K*H First-Class Instruments the middle of the Uriels, Iteconl Hill He FALL TERM. $50,000 00 L. D. SINE’S Note H Flattin Weddln Druggi New Scales. Two Sh ®CIFT liSflTERPRISE. ■fsia^E 8o My* the Big Rapid* Jfoyiwf. nevertheless it is not quite Luo. But •or for plaintiff, II. W. for defendant. The Senator Morton will visit Vico Presi­ dent Wilson at Natick, soon, to discus* ptison reform, untitled John Blythe'i The Babcock New Styles. W*ddl Double New Prices. Very Low. Gold 11 Blaekb Anothe rr«reroon», .No. 255 Greene, near Eighth St. J. Cole & Son, wnougm.g 4 urraiL ere now furnished the publiaher of GROCERS. to receive 850,000 for bi* service# in led Dolly's Day of Reckoning. ’ accounting. Heard on pleading* and laying tho naw cable, aid in fishing up The poetry of Um Number fa r>ntupreaf. May 31, 1873, and submitted. buted by El-aboth StoartPholps, James Freeman Clarke, Bayard Taylor, and Mrs. 8. M. B. Hatt, The Edit trial Deparl.ncnu ore timsly and entertaining, full of information CoL Noah Orr of Maryrvilte, Ohio, Worth and Norris A Blair and N. Balch for defendants. Aldine for August is sure to be charmed AssumpsitOrdered that defendant with its beautiful and seasonable ; illus- Go to the Banner Office Ollr hr Sale il lit Uvat Lirin Bata for FINE JOB WORK. LOT PLASTffi, STUCCO SEND FOR CATALOGUES VITES UIE Novellos Cheap MusicUHL ai HUB Kerrtt.-. OU- P.m ... . Shingles, Lath, &c. 001X a NON THE Attorney. 5Vright A Ellis for plaintiff, ntfireat full-pogo view opens the num- WHEELER. &. WILSON" Novello s Cheap Editions OF PIANO-FORTE CLASSICS 0*moved Kwaa^sgL""- Olive M. Hyde vs. Charte* Hyde, TIE HDHH ell. Maae, waa instantly killed in that dan," remarkable for it* lights and SaltB of the Wheeler J- Wfhonfor the past year is the Best Guarrantee of its Superiority over all other sewing machines ■m called -A Good Dog." The remain- Dmu. Vo. 167,000. r.<ufar strudion, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, running eanm-, fatUr, md with hu notor than any oUur ,twinl machine, an quaUtit, which nammend the Wheeler & ilson to the public at Superior to any other rririnf m°hhine in tho makot. JOB PRINTING I860 tenia It now has ASK FOR NQVELLQ'S EDITIONS. A. O. COOK, Arnl. �/Z Tits Uffihue^il Batumi. CHUICHES. Local by Joo. P. and I. W. V. who were try-, iumt a satlsfac-on—uy it gentL-m-u । second of October, it will be in order bcing to run out a Jew Dutchman, but I ■ yond alt question. Other improvetm ute ore projected of which wo will speak who, to uso his own words, “by deader, ' tch been, null for nil dem tnm putchers." j A Swixntxa.—On the 23d day ol I then asked tor Sob B., Ben. B. and 1 July a man regia tend at the Hastings D. A. Owen, of Hasungs, has on j W. P., and waa told, tho first was still House as Q.-o. W. Durr of Detroit— hand and fur sale a‘v re.wnablo rates, ! ; roaming ; the next was trying td gvt an said he was canvassing for Agricultural tho plants of tho Pbiladelpl-'a red, and . honest living by farming, but the latter imploments, and intended to open n mammoth cluster black raspberries Of | had taken the umbrella lino nnd gone store here for that purpose should suf­ these varierice the present season Im. has to painted P. I then inquired fur the ficient inducements present themselves. raiw-d t’to largest and beiries we ever 1 V tatting Cards, Aldsns ; and found that the old man Ou tho 24th and 25th he was at Ver­ saw and tho moat on a single bush. 11" Businren Cards, had gone to that land from which none Wedding Cards. montville, and there registered as Geo. has also, strawbenles and other sinal I ever return, and Iago, was now around Druggists Ijibels. NV. Burr of Hastings, and jpofouod lo | fruit plants tor sate of tho very 1-eet the country blowing his Pai'd Water Kull Sheet Pusters, be Agent fur Demorest's Monthly Mag­ Two Sheet Poster*. Wheat Tbo next waa the Pioottr man azine, and obtained some 25 subscribers ratio ios. Don’t Jtsil to gi»“ him an Geo. 8., and waa told that ho concluded lor that publication at 32 25 each. On he could get a more, honest living by Mr. and Mrs. Todd of Charlotte,1 the 29th a woman claiming to be hia practicing law up in tho north woods. Doublc Mammoth Pueiere, wife, arrived at tho Hastings House, (Spiiilualisu.) lectured on the fair In bet any kind or style of Printing, The next was tho old <rap-m»kor B., whore she remained until the following grounds on Saturday and Sunday hut, Krom a one line Card to a Ten Sheet who bad tinkered hia last trap nnd gun, week on Monday, when she left as she to good audiences, and tho lectures were Porter. call at T« Baxaaa Owicn died in poar<- as ho always prayed ho wo’’ roccivod, rei«ia)ly by thus- who might. L. B. was yet hunting, and the meantime Burr was riding about tho through bis bravery, bo had got to be county with Nell Parker's livery teams, !-uply David's right supporter. I next inquir­ running up a bill of some |40, which Blai-klurries are abundant. ed for tho old venerable Judge, and was to date remains unpaid. On Sutunlay Vegotatfoa is growing finslytold bo was m venerable ns ever, while Aug. 2d, Mr. Taylor of tho Hastings Is Kurils with his previous hisioty, Business of all kind, on ths increase. his exalted partner doted as much on Houm presented Bitt his bill. Burr it is stated that Gen Butler has just. Another phuusro party leave for Gun his vlrtuo as over. I thou inquired fur stated that be hod just sent off his isaurd an etaltorete'logal and historical: Iok» on Thursday next. ' our old printer, W. IL, and waa tuhl he funds in payment of goods ordered, but defence of tho Congressional salary grab Green Apples and Watormslkma. bad been superveodod by printers, too would be in funds again on Wednesday or bock pay steal, nn l that the docu—cholera seed*—in market. numerous to mention. As to Wm. B., and would pay, and that his baggage j mcnl abounds in flashes of wit and aarJ**. Dunning has built a new fence ho was no moro to l«- seen on tho corner wu ample for all bills. But on Tues­ in front of his dwelling, on Greon ready to drive a bargan, bnt the farm­ day he left for porta unknown, loafing ing community all said there was some­ with Mr. Taylor in pawn for his bill 1j«t or Lima* remaining at tho thing vranting ‘ a box containing about one bushel of Hastings 1*. 0. August 12th, 1*73: **, no w>* r— and hia note aign- rotten wood, and two pairs of worn-out E. B. Johnem, John Shulor, John 1 era had gone back on him, but lie eould pants. It is presumed that many other NV. Thorn. Emma- Taylor, Bonbon । Irtigh as hearty as evor. A. NV. B., waa parties about the county have been Taylor. dping ell end C., was tho same C, and j Direct your loiters to numUr of P. O. swindled, bnt up to data no reports have bo always expected to be. A. J. B., come to hand. Box or Drawer. bank was now a largo Luilding, which J. Rombts, P. M. Adam Tinkler, of Hasting, township, they pointed .out to mo, and said, that lust a splendid young horse a couple of was where they dal a largo buainese— day. ago, of lockjaw. os t moii serlr. 'Aa to A. Rower, ho was Tbo best place of resort these hot y*1 l*gSU>ff **•)'• I ‘ben asked for days, is Fred Ackl^’s soda fountain ano and another and they said they could not stand the way of doing an hoi&st Wv know whereof we affirm. they have supported thoir mother ; as J. McColloeter and family hare re­ business aa thoy were mostly doing now, housekeeper, they lived well, bqughl.a turned from th* Pino Woods and again and had either died or mcvixl away. At ni.no, taken mimic lessons, gam 1100 fT.uj u.. s-r-i" ■< that I saw W. T. and T. T.. and asked are making their hems in this county. about them,thoy were in tho same busi­ Crook, and have------ ’ *’”<*» --I or" Ix< Reed has some swell-box cutters rtill unmarri™! Go for them boys.— ness, U mi : anything to make a rent; building, that, when finished, will skunk Fewbr’s Jfairt* Tiru. and after looking over tho growth of anything of tho kind in Centra! Mich. Tea, Mr. Jfesss, but what leys do you the town, I took the cars for Grand allude to. Euroiwou ur American. ee th" Bhcrriff Vrooman, returned from a Rajiids where I arrived, and should it trip to Mackinaw, oo Monday leal, whore be my fortune to visit Hasting, again, sai l young ladiis are spending the sum­ be went to make two arrests hi behalf may posaitly make further inquiries, as j mer in Europe T 0* the U. 8. As usual ho waa succees- there are more whom I should bo glad Chris bhipfosd, ajfvrman living in to hear o£ For the present adieu. 'Mrr. Rbnda WitoM. or aunt Rhoda as she ia most gonerally W '.snd, had three hotaos kilto-l last by lightning. They wore iusurod polite;. Under this head tlie Grand Rapids ! Not long nnco your correspondent FiXMKXs or Barer CovtrryThe jfsybot Monday gives tho following arrived in Jaokeon via tho Michigan 1'romium List of our Agricultural Fair notion i of tbo arrest of two desperadoes Central Railroad, and being on a pleas­ is before you and allow eno who is dis- at i Deaver Island, by Sheriff Vrooman, HOKBWAOGLEB! ure excursion concluded to visit Grand interested in aoy tUfu to invite your iwho, in thia case as in»vsry other to his Every man who don’t buy a buggy Rapids. Sj taking the G. B. V. R. R attention to a few facta. I have boon Ihands intrusted, did his whole duty, or cutter of Loo Rued- Lee's new erma machine is in full onporetion, wo ware soon mating through tho | an observer of tho management of a ।fearlessly and manfully: and every man, woman or child who country on one of tbo most popular good many fain and hare been interest­ thinks uf enjoying tho sleighing the roads in Central Mithigan. Everything ed in them, and wlu-nsvor I saw a pros- Imrabcrod, Deputy United Staten coming winter, wants to got one at Lso's went well, and finely I heard the boll perous fair 'twas where tho people y«s- Marshal E. H. Cady, of thio dty, went and the shrill whistle of the engine, and trtUf taka hold of the wheel. I hare to Beaver Island, on a replevin ease in the conductor called out ''Hastings," and boon a resident of this oonnty long property there, and that he allege-1 be that being toy former home, 1 concluded enough tu sec wherein uur Fair tails, waa obstructed tn the performance of to stop and see my old frir-t>da and ac­ and 1 believe I sec aright—and if aright hia official duties, and afterwards resis­ quaintances; bet when I stepped out on Low easy to remedy. ted. Afterward, be and Deputy mar­ thn platform, lo what a change had taken First, A few think the management shal L. Covell went after the alleged off­ plan- since Tbft the then almost a lidar- a “packed” one. Now follow ciusrns enders, brought two of them, but fall«l to get one Andrew Reddy, who waa rep­ oess. That onco small place waa now can < you in candor toll Aow it ia packed— resented as the ringleader end a very changed to a CITE, with what used to if । K>. But I disclaim such a thing, powerful man. One Anthony W. be H J. K's farm, waa now all built up when asked tho question, your answer O 'Malley waa arrested, brought here, gens. Give them a odl. with splendid houses end a nice depo!^ I has boon, “I don’t know”—sure vnough gave bail for appearanoe, and then »1th shads troe« aU along tho street*. you are in ignorance, because yuu ruttr failed to come as be agreed. Two weeks ago, Sheriff Vrooman; of What was all old wood buildings when tUl^d Ot wedinf i called annually in Barry County, a Deputy U. S. Marshal 4 left, was now new Bricks Block with yser intcn»t,and in every j-ersona inter­ was eent after O'Malley and Roddy. uk» sidnreB* to match. The improv- oat. Tho admission is feue, and you He went tu Beaver island, got them, swats had been so great, and I saw so would bo gladly welcomed, you will and camo la an ojxn sail boat to North­ many non faces, 1 could hardly,realiro 1 then change your vjowv as to tho pack­ port with them, thence to this city, ar­ riving Saturday night. It waa a bold was inAho place that once waa so stna'l ing process. Second, A few have acted m«n a bo cten a village, much lore a city. wise impulse and countenanced tho But after looking and inquiring about gathering—perhaps taking some article ThU, Monday, morning O'Malley fur K>mo time, 1 found one familiar fare, to exhibit, and have found an articlu of ] and Roddy ware taken Into the U. Sr that ot D. 8., and then concluded to superior merit, thereby bearing off tho Court and gave bail In the sum of 11. know mure uf my finmcr home and "ribbon,'1 and have become immediate­ DO) each for their appearance at the OcAfter this date, the undorrigned will | friends, I asked a Pelwossre far this one ly suspicious of favoritism—not ao my receive, Store and Ship, all kinds of and that uno, etc. I at but hit upon fnond, judges do not know tho owner, Taov u Bnocuaros, of Cincinnati says: Grein, at oar Elevator in tho City of one, left, and proceeded to hunt trim up; how then can they favor—except by Hastings. “NV. C. Hamilton A Co,—I had had the C. F. DWIGHT A CO­ and at last found him, and after tho us­ merit Thia certainly is tho object cf ague fir two lung years, and had tried Hastings, Jtpo 18th. 1873. I3wl ual greeting I began tb inquire for all all fains to encourage strife in excellence several remedies uf acknowledged or of my old friends and acquaintances. and yon should y icH tho palm to whom I protended merit without any good result. My first inquiry was for J. B. F., and it belong*. I finally tried your preparation—‘Kress waa inionnod that lie F., concluded the Third, Another few are rtqioatcdly Ester Tonic,' One bottle completely money he was using, he could invest oskud tu attend thu fibw by being broke up the malady, and 1 am now better in the TTni. My next inquiry placed aa judges—but never respond— perfectly wo'l. I can testify that y our was for H. K., nnd was told that after : end give os a reason, "Oh 1 it <|on't medicine does all yuu claim fur it; and locating and cit Hiring Hastings, the In­ amount to much,” why! of course'it it is only duo to you that this acknow!-1 I diana and Squaws, ho was content to' never will by your help then, 1 have •dgement should be made, especially as | shuffle off this mqrtyl coO. 1 next ia- observed thia lamo remark by sumo uf so many worthless midicihcs rve now quirod tor II. J. Ifc, and was told that tho boat farmers of our county who offered.” This medicine you will find since ho joined tho Sons ot Malts, be should bo foremost in advancing thia nt J. P. Roberts A Co., drug store. had had a very sovuro Cl ot sickness, meritorious outorpiiso, nnd just because and had concluded that the old In- they do not, lire one imped'-nent to tho Krxe or ras Bums —As * Brauo | dian stylo of living waa all vanity, andi better attendance. Now taka my word MtDto.ii.—As a remedy in tho spring ho Lad now cuavludcd to load a dill-rent tor it, ’hat, if you and ell will just pack of tho year to can y off the accumula­ life; while we were talking. fe who• j up something and exb’Lit al tho fall fr;r tion of thick bile from the Liver, and should appear but Esq. NV. B. who ini you ul'l find the “por.’-:ng" exploded— t jcid aecre‘.z»ns from the other glands Stas ran.—From the premia. • at the bis usual high glee, seemed ns pickled you will go homo a happier, and a wiser 1 of tho system, tho Eire or raa Ikoos subscriber on Sect 3d, in Rutland,1 au> ever, full of money but h:s bank: person—lake u peck of toons, coin, po»! is invaluable. One or two bottles v'.U aboot the 1st of May last, two 2 year waa broke. My next inquiry was forf tatoes, or anything ciao—anything to arouse all the functt.'ns of tho body to old stoors, dark rel, and one 2 year old I healthy action, resturo the appetite, heifer, light red and white face. Any Sam. Me. and Geo. D, and waa told that they concluded if they rou’d not \ from'abroad know that Barry Cor clean the brain, .and errry uff thuso information os to the whereabouts of said cattle will be liberally rewarded. Ue Jeff Davis out of tho Southern Con- farmers “are up to snuff” and yotyf1!i, symptoms of languor and beat mesa I'. M. Btaxv, fedcracy, they could stool it, ao Me. died too laudation in paj>cw fee and near— | everybody feels, m re or lees, as warm ! Ratland, July 15, 1873 tf in tho attempt, and G. B. after loosing your forms will regain "ontod position I] weather approaches. -. Tat Gust Cnic.uu Jcstua is noth-1 .Jas comrade, eunsidarod it nil a failure, for fertility—your a ires the1-reputation |I Soo advertisement ia another column. ing in comparison to the imtnean.' buriand not daring to reti-rn to his native for thliftinoM—you- daughters their' ne«s being esuried on by Jim Hutton. town, Lo hail taken up b!s al^odo ebn- proud position fur enterprise and taste,I luritoVxMKsn st ra« Fu* Gbocwd*. Jim is on Jetfenon Street, and dues irbcto. I then inquired for tbo B.’s and all w'U be made happy. I tb’nk —A brief visit to the Grounds of tho_Ag- ewrs UsflMsa than oay other institution , His store is j and G.’s aud» my informant said, ‘‘to the proper ootntnHtec would too the guol j ricutural Society, will convince the most of the kind in Haatings uso the fewost words" they were trfioj rosrlt of having an address delivered sreplical'that, under the masterly hand always full, (irione low for caso or ready I j to own all Hastings. 1 next inquired I <,a tb<- last day—and ironuxliatcly after of the President of tho Society, Thomas pay. and would like to have the public call on him Indore they syuaufar their j for old McNa Mar, who used tho west | t}ie reading in public of the premiums Altoft, Esq, the track is being perfected money nt tho higher priced grbecnes.. I side of tho Rower block for u day book, as awarded by tho judges. This adds in a manner that insures ita being second 1 Uncwits ot every description both light I anu and was waa torn told no ho naa had been promoevu suporaeoJod ' at raiiivcncis and declaring the r .„.„ I to no other in tho Suu-, ami that by thu in tbo Watertown N. T. Co. TJrere's M.ustrel Troop was here on . b^f ire|-u>n of thres dfl^tn-aU Mtiafy themrelrre that uuly the natortel is need, and that every artide THE GREAT FIRE B:/B SUMMER _________________ _ __________________________ at 110•12 all wool Kereey Baits now offered at 18. Heavy Oottouade Suits now offered at |5. All wool Guaimero Coats worth 8 and 1 <• dollars, wo are now Linen Coat* and Pants wo are now selling at 75 . I inen Coats stritied black and-whin------------Boys' Baits from 11.50 tu |15. Rm* (Wta ami sr/f/cnr c^-r. a o/iE pniCE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE 3(1 CANAL STREET, SPECIAL NOTICE. Keep a large supply of Salt for tutle at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. Child 10 Barrel lota and more gold to dealers at a vance above Car-load Batea. small ad' Water Lime, Ohio lima, Shingles of all kinds, pi/iE LU/HBEfj fUtffOSfJED l/l Ctf LO^D LOTS. Thousands have already gone, and thousands more are turning their eyes towards new homes in tho fertile NN ret. Tothoee going to Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada, (>reg-ra or California, ’• rec­ ommend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, ria Bt. Lmis, over th* Missouri Pacific Bailrood, which rune its fine Day Coaches and Pullman Sleeper, from St Louis to principal rwints in tho West, wiOeW Wo bolhrve that the Miaenuri Pacific Railroad haa the beet track ami t)io finest and safest equipment of any Une wrstaf tho Miaumipp*. and its connections with roads further West are prompt an-1 reliable. | Tho Texas coanection of this road m CASH FOiZl Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. । Li(ht and Heavy Groceries, ia, or over tho AtlantaSt 1'aeiAe B- R-. via Vinita For maps, ttyo tables, i»turmatiun a* to rates, r refer our reader, to I. th0 ^,,nd ward, waa one day last ruck, running and yelling through tbo streets as though all the demons of tho bottom>:« pit were after him ; and revere! of 1 onr ritisen. thinking him craay. wk-ch ;lnfact was th* ct-e. started in pr wuil I ,nd captured him. and ho was taken to ' the jail and kept tdl Tuoeday tesi. when '. * __ 1,. reireined hi, remmst. Tho c-Me of his temporary ' insanity was whiskey so hts friends say, #3.1 any m.u who *•>» -» of liquor in the future, should be i<«oi seated to tbo extent of the law Uotot patents issued from‘-be U. 6. , Ofc, „ UTOMn. to 30, a ira. . 1^;-- that date- Furwebed tho LUTbr Cox A to. Solicitor.of Pat­ Washing*-, D-C. IL Wh~l«-. Nilre CLOTHING o"T4oLKt T'HWW- �MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. W Warn Jastaa & jartai KAlLkOAU Grand River Valley Division 7IUQAN AND THE SOUXfl TOXINS BCT nr CHICAGO Tint ! out of th* New York market now and , wccldom quoted. I The foreign markets are quiet and steady We notice that tho cable re­ ANTED, ports from Liverpool show a alight ad­ vance in red winter, which ia quoted at 12a 2d per cental, bat a decline of two pence on spring wheat, which ia npw quoted nt Ila 8d. Tho highest price quoted fur California white ia 12a, 3d, Ccental, or worth about 82.12 per u>l in -Our currency. The reports from Great Britain are all more encour­ aging than they have been, as tb • weath­ er has been very favorable for fee to fueur uTs»(. blooming of tho wheat, and it now ul'lUSru. week eo The New UMeek<*y«> promisee favorably for a good quality. Ksillmb.rud MreSuise. A. The area in wheat wo are inclined to • r weaMi. ru here u ueocr. J. think is somewhat less than lost year, COM New I ell. BMM.lXusge e but should the weather prove favorable till the end of harvest, a good crop will I towre s NTVn .. be received, that at present promises to 1 AAT£JV.£1 iLt eeSsbsss^ 8412.80.It ru™, be somewhat greater than was barves• ’ i t. tu. as tod last year. But last yoax Great Brix* "*■ “ an'reeeired|e vary large amount of grain 1 and lour from France, which it is not I Lkelj can be done thiajyearfand we look I far Ulis and fee lateness of the harvest | in England to make a pretty good ship-1 ping demand for Amertoan wheat dating • the fall. Tho stocks of grain LIVINGSTONE are being lessoned in that country very fast. Wo notice a sale in Now York which is considered tho first of tho eoaaon, of 7,50u bushels of new amber Michigan, at 81-60, firat of August aad last half j of September. Old white Michigan j wheat is quoted In New York at 81.80W. weal AgMto ererywksre far a eev.besati. Freights are high and shipping room is fatty iDnUrslte work at the author's owe sdreetorta. esUUte, »<arce ; wheat j>cr bushel to Liverpool being quoted at/12 and 13 1-2 pence sterling.—Tht Ftmer. “sari'. SiiS! DOUCHE, I tote* •I u. sr*T •iif/sSfc New Book for Agents! Wild Life in the Far West Tho pros|>asti of wool are improving nnd it is generally conceded that price} are raising. The ‘-bears" who hav^ been su emphatic in crowding prices down, ere getting on horns and turning out bulls. The inoaotud remarks : “Otic or two Louh-s in trado have nawirttafii: ms'. Blooming Complexion. I'slses can Iters rtiKwo ■fiSu0 Michigan Central R. R. ta' Romo Ak the BurUugtun and iiuri River Railroad station, in Lin­ E coln, as a new thing under the sun. Ths people evevywtis.-e ere ee<er to key sly sslkesUe »»4 complete history »t OLD, RELIABLE ADD DIRECT ROUTE, Ptetot ate HiteMM. rolkinr tows ~nrW,Itens .lib into, Ksat sfbsirUl **i » sol tew LIVINGSTONE Michigan, Ohio, I'cnntyhania and Vir­ ginia. and one, at Itout, who has teen Yet Solomon waa right in saying thenAnalogous eerather l«ansh in his views for over a ia no sueh now thing. year, liu returned with acme of the fabluhmente abound abroad, and may prettiest conditioned wool on tho Conti- be traced back a thousand ream. In Ramburgh, travchng workmen nsiif, something approximating closer to tho tine Sil. sian wools than anything lire in lodging bouses called “Herbcrpresented to the trade within a rouplo gen,'’ or harborages, belonging to their of yean. Of course, ho talks wool up various trades,—and are furnished with new, away up, and hia good judgment the loan of such tools as they need. leaves no room to question the accuracy But they pay the cost of whatever ia of his views. A few of tho fancy cUpe furnished tb.-m; while, in Lincoln, ’ io ]HWsaiun of thia house have already shelter and lodging-room are free—anbeen placed at Me., which it an indica­ swantig to the negro'a definition of grace, ' tion that those needing fine tloccee an I as ‘■eomotbing for nothing." Rerbcrgen—or industrial caravansa-1 over willing to nay a high figure for tho j same, provided they can secure the ! rise, each.serving at a house of call or labor mart—still aerviva in Prussia also. I fibre best adapted to their roquiri-iiiBgt tho beat counterparts of the No-' manta.” In Boston tho receipts of Domestic '|Lmku Emigrants' Lome are in Rwifarr- , At O|ton, Stans, Berne, ami wool have been large, and , there have ! load. ‘ throughout tho canton of Neuchatel, I been no imports of foreign wool for the ' past week. ln that market, however, ' itinerant workmen find beds or other acconimodaAma, free of charge. i tho transactions are reported at two and Moreover, tho Uospicv* scattered over I a haU tailJicn pounda rdemvod, and two million sold, being the most active week the losses of tbo Alps, 0|>en thoir doors end tables to all comers. The writer of fan year. Oiuo, Pennsylvania and Michigan fleeces sold at from 40 to 51 | than one of them, on the St Bernards centa. ' (Great and Little). St. Gothard, Ac. No In Philadelphia we notice that tho , demand for domestic wool is quite act- |' payment is expected from the poor, but I other people are led carefully to the cqnire, and the tendency ia toward rather higher rntoe, while in New York tho I tribution box in the chapel pnree paid are not ao good aa in either । All thaoe European homes of hospi- DODD'S . tality dseerro tho highest praise. The of the other two cities. Walter Drown I NERVINE j diffcrance between them and that in ! in hia monthly circular says that uranu- 1 DOES IT! facturers are tuw encouraged by the in­ 1 Lincoln is thia..-—tliat they all send forth I creased demand for their productions, | their neats to toil on the lamedo w level and that buaim-ai ia in a haalthv state. ' as before, while the Lincoln house is a stepping -stone to a higher piano. It1 to semi fhetr wool right along now and was. last year, a refuge for hundreds uf sell it, and opin> a that nothing will be ; new immigrants till they could command , । higher wages than they had ever earned, j gained axcept shrinkage by waiting, and it is not likely there will be any materi­ ’ anil for hundreds more till they secured 1 . humestoada which raiw>d them into th s al change in the value of fleeces. I rank of landlocls and lords of the laud. ' It b tic Sew Enliii My Uiiciie Hi woolen trade is active, and purAlpine i-atablishtu«ato are obaoies- j ’chases are being made freely, while in jI Tho cont and roady to vanish away, aa hav- I fort the real foil trade has not com. ing outlived their uaefolneaa, that borond muneed. The whole business ia ganer- - the Missouri ia still in lu cradle, but is ! ally improved, but whether higher pri­ ces far goods will rule, cannot yet be do- I yearly iloubhng its development. AU of them are as suns to guidafgladterminrd. Certain it ia that the stock don and save ; but, in spite of aatrono- . of detaeetie in store waa very thorough- ; ' my, the grand ran is setting in the East ly cleaned off. and with a light supply : and rising in tho West. of foreign, and with tho prices of Aus-; Rallied on their way by thn sister Re­ tralian and Capo wools advancing ception Rouses in Burlington and Lin­ abroad, nnd cunswpientlv light imports- . tionn we do not see why wool should I coln, 4,525 form-hunters had bought 478,988 acres of railroad laud before not bo firm and steady, and with an up­ New year's 1873, on ten years credit, ward tendency aa tbo m asun advances ; six per cunt interest, and on contracts perhaps there are some of our wool­ made since that date, paying nothing of buy ora who can. Last year one of the the principal till tho end of the fourth great difficult!.* of the wool trade arose from the imnronxi impertationa of for­ eign wool into Boston and New York. George F. Moore * Co. of Boston, states IwnSieqsctfsBM b fateR Iteraesr tonls la sate raMtossd. ste la ses-te■aes with tbs Pestels la s«# seas uiU. ul ls'ul:ss.-5?KSlbs CVssu’t-Wl’Ite lbs I Kicss a' lbs Nrss ■■■ «r ihsi 4a/. Iks IssAs sa4 IsssfesM 4ssr.|bs4 ta mm sa-TirM*. «<' s» aiack ibsreaT as •ball ba ascssMo to outer tbs aato swim 4as in te-i M>nnss. l .CTtbst wilb s.hI Aiuraer T-. iSsUTJSS-jiLs.-TK'.S »&u" IS: MAULEIXED Pa VINECAR BITTERS SLATE GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT A STRATTON OCEAN’S STORY, ISD: EPIDEMIC :: ITTRoy. HICI1. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, once agreeablehealthy, and cffretual for pn-wrving tbo nair. It toon rutart i failed or 'jray hair DISEASES MraOttoiIMIsins PtverfQl Deodsrizer ai Disiofectam. ceipta of foreign wool of 80 millions of Thcro is httlo or no change in tho [xxmds in tbo fir.t six rr- sth. cf 1873, condition of tho butter market Prices when compared with 1872. At the are steady ate! firm, with some little commencement of 1872 there was on complaint of short supplies of first -class hand eight millions of pounds of tor- table. Our sale* here range at whole­ e^a -*ola, sad daring tho twelve sale from 18 to 20 coat*, but tho retail­ atoniha of that year, 114 millions of ers ore charging from fire to six cents per pounds were imported, making a total pound more. Tho Now York market fatpply of 122 millions. Or. too lirit of u better and firmer, with price somoJanuary, 1878, thore waa 81 mlUioM of wbat advanced. Choice Michigan ami thia importation un hand, ao that 01 Wisconsin yellow is quoted ot 24 tu 20 mllhofaa of tBunda were used during the year, ffnee the first cf January, 1873, there has I ten imported 34 miL lionbol pwumU of wool, and there hateen avfe.or exported 37 millions. Meaci there to ■ nppty of 29 millions now on hand ; hut this amount must not be relied upon, as tho advanced rates not co. m to agree to thin kind of valu­ twteaMtng abroad prevents importation ; ation, and apply the word '•creamery” wb-Bclast year liter February there only to the butter made at dairies, was imported 50 millions, against which where tho cream io used only for butter, wo have only tho 28 million poande now and tbo skim milk ia made into chaeoo. in store. Tho hotter made in those dairies comes Tho position of the foreign wool aaar- close to the Orange County article. kel, which seems to maintain advanced Cheese is quiet nnd slow In this mar­ rates, and its general outlook iadieates I ket and prices are umdiaugwl, m tbo to us that our domestic wool is likely to bo both firm and boorant, and that, M the stocks ere no* fall, m they always Fta& Graii taioiiMratal, For restoring to Gray Hair its natural vitality and Oolor. A dressing liStiSif' IIBIIIIIIIIII.IIIIILIII W. E. R£AMF> t CO, FLOUR MERCHANTS fffoas and fmhncit of ’/mith. Thin nair is thickened, fallen hair cheeked, and baldness often, though not always, cured be its use. Nothing cm restore the hau whore tLo foliicl.-s are de­ stroyed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such u remain can lie saved by this application, and itimoIstrel into activity, r<\ that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will kc-pj t clean and rigorous. Its oecasiotial use will prevent the hair from turning grey or falling off, and consequently prevent baldiicv. Tho restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents tho forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often to un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and inju­ rious to tho hair, the Vigor eon only ’acsfflia'ffis'itnaarfo. ’KSfHStgit te eiasikt FLOUR, GRAIN, PQRK AND SEED Ayers . Cherry Pectoral, DISINFECTS. PURIFIES, SOOTHES -slalto is Mto Itealr ff Bens, far Ikra er.vrs OF MU-mUAN. C .O .r Barr Al ■ MWM to Ite rrehsto Cosrt Ort Ite Ite teiJrtT tte X"K- w is Iks MM «w Utossrea elski baterel ul M Fiwsi S. C. Frfatoto. Jterr toFrsteir. m .ftuisrsiija r.rki. sad M t THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE BOILER WORKS; merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and vet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rioi, gloesy lustre, and a grateful perfume. Peninsular Railway. * «*• «* fej.1Stes5.7aiw Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., — — ■ -—U , K.-.UI. Zu H. MIXER’S Scrofula Syrup! sK?snsd?XrtTO Ing Ulf past few yean, cured thousands of raftering paUeuta In all parts of ths country. It fa the sms scrofula an ura remedi Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., » Dr. WELL’S tat of Jmteba GIVEN AWAY. Grate lteF4s a .•S^n-WUb io thought that the make up to the lit ot July must ba otesaiy clsanod up. The Western factory arriving, especially the Cheddar shapes, have bare bean in oxoaltent demand for export, and show about aa much improvement as tho State. The home demand baa been "‘■SS.aleaareCfe.br fine Atrrai- On fee Bth inatnew wheat beeoma the regular Steplr of fee trade, and old wheat will no longer be marked as a difforant grade. During fee week there hna been bat lirih. fiuctoafion . old ex IMtWaMMf l»W gt fl.M aud Mt>1b**«nle. OM No. etn ebsrae, wrth frrigfrts Kt Tfl. ’per ! vtS12lCj»’. week at 81.70 and ton. Gold 175 3-4. Afahy- Arwm quoted aHn-67. but the wook closee wife orioas at 81-68 and 81.70; and No. 2 white at 8UT; amber st 8IM. Nter vsbtei i. Uginufeg to * l«t only m yet in «nall parrwla No* Kfa 1 white arid nt 81-54 .nd 8L55, UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW THE SUBFACE I iSSm^teSs^eaEKd'CrirwK 8 it XtettetetoT AGENTS WANTED rtt j.&>cu*rrDi Usrtfate, Ossa, or.Otasor*. ID. Price. tl,00 per Bottle. Addrem U N. M1XEH W_________________ RaeUura, Mfcfo. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-20.pdf f66eaeba3c2baf0ddb97f2a229d2fd4d PDF Text Text TUaltw-Kun RATES OF AD) •-wrBfinT VOL XVIIL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. 1873. NO. 17. ProrE»i«naI apd Ifilw Cift. JRr tFiffom Dtskt,—Meren- Allen, Axfotd, Brownell, Mutts, Clark, Conk­ lin. Drake, Elite, Gilbert, Gfcver, Jeffrefas, Leno, Uwrance, Markham. NewIon, Noble, OdeU. Peck, Richardson, Bottertej. ftnULBtabteL ft A .LWarnor, Welch, Willard, Wing.—JS. Ar Mi C. Beaufidt, Bradshgw, Brown, Oollamer, Comstock, Dori, Hutchins, Kerohoval, vrunn kiirwtu., Tho Delegates elected to a convention called for tho ptirpooe at taking-fate consideration tho proposUfan of thJ con­ gress at the United btatoa. toutlung the ■fl™.**in* of the state of Michigan Into The ceersstiaifaii prooeedad In the tho Union, having appeard at tho Court of tWtemw ’-> » a House, in the Village of Ann Arbor, it election Mr-ImwXtaeM Chaste A.< 1Jefwss, on motion of Austin E. Wing, cd fanaa • Mr. McDonaD, nominated Jonathan Z>*efeW, That William Draper, of Oakland, l>e appointed President pro E. Field. Th* question haring bean takro, waa fr»«. of this eenroutton. । On motion of Mr. Lane, of Wash­ (JeoMufailcW: ! That CinriM A. JeOsnon, Allen. Axfotd, Brownelj, Butts, Conk­ Over 400 running in Barry County ! ? Nearly 300 s°ld by u» mnee 1871. 145 “o'*1 I®34 BWMon. 50 sold already thin scogon. TKE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW With a full lino of uxtraa on hud. ' Mnrqv.111. URN. LtNSLEY k LEVER, will rweb* studf.baker % of Washtenaw, be appointed Secretary lin, Clarke, Drake, Draper, TEHte, Gil­ bert, Gtover, Jsfluriae. Intern Unmooe, 'pro fee*. I On motion of Mr. jRichanbon, of Maxklina. Newton, NebfaOde&Mck, UdordMan riattaotoe, teito, ttotobs, Au lOniu Sub, .1 a. A. L. Warner, Welch, WiUexd, . Washtenaw, be appointed Sergeant at Wing.—27. For Jonathan E — *» - —-. ■ On motion of Mr. Wilkins, ot Jjtn*- •> wagon i The only Wagon with the Slope Shouklcrod Spoke. ^HARNESS, on hand, and mode to Order. TIN, COPPER, and SUEIjIT IRON WARE Manufactured io Order rttaeUoaJ Hf--trf:ns an<i ctoud (upon which the captain of the , boat was gating aoxously. “We mey, but do not foul alannod riadspi" namqa ol delegate* duly elected tothia With an air of Bonahalaaw bo pulled ! convention. . Whereupon lha CTiair announced the a rod cigar-case from hte pocket and asked his waipauion if she objected to following gontlssna as raid committee ; a smoke. Thon bo stai ted. end quickly MemosWilkins, McDonoft, Wing. GHreturning tho red [one to hte rieeket, more, Biehmtmd, Weleh, and Bichanlpulled forth another of a blue odor. “How many cigars do you smoko in a day t" inquired tho lady, evidently amused st the sight of two cases. ' 1 fc_,_________ _ * -*'• — — __________ ----Ths other colored, and ft struck mo stationery, Ac-, far tho use < •hot hte voice slightly faltered and his bera. On motion of Mr. Lawrence, hand trembled, as bo mads some laugh­ ing reply. •Soon the storm came pouncing down Im appdGilcd to report Bules foe the upon u*. We ware midway in the chan­ gevemmoat of the convention. nel, M that wo caught tho fall foron of' Mrasra LawTSMS, Drake and Welch were appointed said oonimittee. tho oca wm! gate. Both were terrific. 'I he eon swept the boot, which lay so . On motion of Mr. HcDonoll, Tho convaaBon adjourned to 4 o'clock, f-: over that her machinery was soon . dstxagrd so the: it could not'work. Tho FMtt<A<Mk.r.M. wmd, socomieg like a demon, threw 1 Ilin convention met pwrewaEt to ndi hoe oTsr still farther. I Suddenly we observed tho sailors ou-, 1 Jourwtnefrt. Mr. Wilkins, from the aremrittee ap- mowers, oiuix. cultivators. SILKY HAKES, Jr. K 10,000 Machines “jam FIRST PREMIUM 44«O DlfY GOODS rft E/inLcts Vjfifirj-f. Bum Hxi. Mints- Jut 49, 1811 DENTISt Millie,' • Michijan. van iruaer, 21. Warner, wciuv, vvuxiM.Wood.-ai. Martin Daria, was thereupon declared , The ladies »<3named; the handsome i juuaonger tort hte self poaaoiaion, and I ran hither and tihiher. The cool behavior of tho littlo lady in I black contrasted atrangsly with ths agitated demeanor of those around her. There she stood, calm and immovable, 1 was stopping at tho Hotel Windsor, her bright steal blue eyes Sa«l upon . at tho Bue de Bivoli, Parte. . the handacn;o stranger, of who ahe did ’ On" morniqg I was smoking in tho not loM sight of fur a momenL colonnade, when a tail, elegantly drsae“Ksep quirt, ladies ond-geutlentsn !” ed genfljmta asked twrtuteston to light sang out tho captain—*'Keep quoit, and hte cigar by mine. I saw at once that don't crowd around tho boat so ! There । he was a FnAchman, although his will be raxn in it tor you ell; and, bewm nearly jorfoct. ’■ **■—*------’--------------- ~gto ottr Thanking the farmer* of Barry county for their liberal gup- • “English" ‘'Have you heard the news F’ be in­ blowing port in the past, we hope we shall merit it in the future, believ­ quired. ing it in for our material interest to support home manufacture*. “No." ’ Com—Jeae. Mesrton, James Odril. “Is it possible! Why, all Paris te !tos.> addressed. The moment the host (MHsad-O. D. Richardsua, William " DWIGHT k BURRALL. was lowered, into it they all bandied, Draper, 8 . A- L. Warner. Samuel batamong thatu tho handsome passenger. ‘•The Countess de Harville, Ute fair­ A huge sen caning along, roaring like tcrlce, Edward W. Peek, John L est of the fair, waa found tnurdnrwd thnad.n*, farted tho tacktea. tearing tho BrownoU. Jfatnrt-John Tuckor, Joint 8. Axin her bed, lut night, her bureau bro­ boa: from tho steamer Ixfare either tho ken open and ten thousand franc* mis- lady in black, or 1 could enter it The OUR CULTIVATOR rreolutfon, wlueh was laid on ttoMMe: AiwoW That the Pmsidsni request the Bpv. tho Cinq? ot fate riHggg «p at­ tend alternately and open tho siuinga of this conrenbon by prve»- ’ The Huies reported yesterday, haring been taken up, on motion at Mra. McDoneU, were conridtrod and amonded, and adopted os follows : nexxs. 1, Upon tlw nppoarance of a quorum, tho President stadl fake fae chair, and tte> convention shall be called to order. 2, TbaMteutteoof thspreeewdtagday •hall tlisa be send, at which time'mistakos if any, shall be comcted. 3, Tho iWdsnt shaft preserve order and dworom, and faMI dteHe qmwttons of order, subject to an appeal tn tho convention; he shall have tho qght to nominate any mesnbv. to. partem. the duties of tho citeiri'bw snqn HnMtation shaft not extend beyond an ad- RUSSELL & NEVINS' CALL AT JOHN STANLEY8 CITY Pure Wines and Liouors! What is it ? FINE NEW STOCK OF, a tall tree planted by the DRY GOODS, 'ee. My “Trip Hammer," with which I makeurons for 1JUGGIEM. te Valuable ■•MaCHIxa" I have long felt the need of. It te one of the greet CLOTHING. « which enable* me to aril Busglc* a> LOW aa>> DEFY COMPETITION. HATS AND CAPS, Michigan _Exchangi One Hundred Uollnrm. PATENT COOLER .And two Seated Farmers’ Buggies at PHCENLX. CASH STORE IF YOU WANT J.L.BgED Will not bo Undersold, BUSSELL * NEVINS. SGIOOL (Illi I J. P. ROBERTS & CO. HASTINGS IARBLE Wins Stqital aiilsduicil Medicines Dye Stuffs, ITAL.IA.AJ MARBLE PAINTS & OILS CHRDMO9 I Afterwards I hoard from other ac­ counts of tho late tragedy. Among the details of tho affair was one which peculiarly improsaed mo­ uld which my first informant had not spoken of— an oversight which surprised me, as tbs occurrence bo had not mcnucmod was at that kind - which would bo most apt to iteiko Um fan«y. Upon the throat of the CtonutiNi tho murderer, in throttling her, had left a mark from a rug he wore—the impre.ston of a chariot wheel with n star in tag the jewriefa* shot wh>ch aad by whom ■ irt wheel devare was .________ “Who ia Joan MoMsjaaanr* “Wbat. Moeqtunu, car famous dotootire? Although hie courage Is weft known, you would not. to took at hte fair, detente fane, and form, teller. that ho conM fight a gut 1" A week iMtar I was aboard the etcamor, bound from Gulms to Dover. ' Bicker, Bota Wilkins, John Hutclrina. JFatemre—Joseph A. Smith, WilHamH. Welch. BrowA—Harvey Warner. Uilltialt—Zochari-vh Van Duner. I^fur—Mason Butt*. tbo only two toft aboard the steamer— Softer, G— ate SAiwewi that 1 paid littlo attention to the drown­ Thomas J. Drake. ing man. Tho steamer was, in fact, gotar down CTfafea—WiL ■m A. Hichtnond. AlU/aa and Berry—Bichord Woare. Tho oornmitteo farther reported that Messrs. OdeU and Van Doser produced no certificates of election, but from collateral evidence furnished, recommend«d that they be permitted to take seats. wn»hwl away, when, quietly motioning Ou motion of Mr. Wilkins ft-wu mo beck with one Lend, she toted a Assskvd, That the report of the oomcoil of rope, and throw the end to tte udttee be sMcepted. handsome passenger. lie eaught it. On motion of Mr. Richardson, it was when, turning to ma. the lady requested Mi That Mrosre. OdeU and Van me to help haul thu mon aboard. I compliod, marveling at the lore and de­ Dutor bo permitted to take neats tn tho coavantion; tho former os a delegate votion thus shown by a woman towards from Gees county, and the latter as del­ an acquaintance of an hour. egate from Htortlale wunty. His power over tho ftunafa sex must Mr. Lawrence, frost the eomteittee to bo great, I thought He ft conceited, prepare nabs fat the government at the but not without reason. convention, made a report which was The Men flashed clearly across my Laid on tho table. mind, in spite of my danger. The The following reeolnitans, offered by ■chooser; however, waa vsry sew, and Mr. Wilklna, were severally read ail'd I bad every reason to believe we should Socretarioo and sSergeant at Arms, end said, sternly. *T would like to see that tho eante shaft bo ctoora by bal­ what monsieur carries in ft.” lot. ' “Wh^—why," stammered tho stranMcDonell offered, the fallowing Ttso* . 1 could any another word, j lotion. R»kM, That F- P "mdlnw be em­ nu. a—._ • v_______ _________ j । ployed to do the printing of this ««Mr. Whig niored so to nsurttd said [resduiton as to enthoruro the Secretary , i ^5x^32^ ““-'to procure tho printing required by lbw “I have foond it at last. Tho jowri- ' r amnred me it wm fa. DENTIST HEA^JBTONEH. TABLE TOPS, MANTLEH. . SHELVE*. E1C. distingutehed grand father of th# Conntow years ago. Little did ho imagine what a terrible use would be mado of it.” “Tbi! is bad nows- How any man coulu harm a woman thus in cold blood fa more then I can imagine.'’ “Ah, monsieur, if you had ever seen the Countess you would wonder still more. She was beautiful —beautiful ne an angel," he added, stroking his whfa-, kora with u unsnfatakesbtc air of vu- BOOTS AND SHOES, Single scat Buggies as Low as iMBJCAN Tbs question baring been taken, was docidod as follows: Fur Martin Davte,—Moses. Alton. Aifard, Browneft, - Butta, CtmMta, Clarks, Drake, Draper, EUfa, Offoert, Giorer. Jrtfaries, Irtie, Lawmece, -f the llo Mwas cnrlalsly n ivery haadnomo man. faaJ Swmn tef aie « a btoiepon Ms good Mate. He Msedtaumty tatter ud thi- “By what right,” bo than atammered, "do you—” He pauw-d m the other throw oft her tsh features. “I «ra Jean lfoeqtmn.fae aefoctireF he quietly remaAtd, “<md I-robbed the On motiem ql Mr.‘ ' ; J ' 1 1 ' ; 1 ' may withdraw it before put thereon and Wfor made—after which, and �Sixth District—Thoma* D. Dewey, of Owoseo, Republican, farmer and mffler, and Ira D. Rouse, of Lavingston, Demo­ crat, fanner. Seventh District-Ibwnrand North, of Vaa..v.-, Republican, farmer, manu­ facturer and merchant, and John Divine, of Sanilac, Republican, lawyer. Kghth District—David IL Jerome, of No Dull Times! GOOD : THEAP I braska than stock-raising. Nona will Indian corn u to bulky far Revelations of An Overthrown Oak- abetter. I mt transi-ort. Il, needs a condens­ In a hurricane paasiag over the Ohio er. What it noods it finds in cattle and River and down too Miami Valley on hogs. Hog-skin and cewbido make the tho night of the 4th of Julv, a splvndid boot bags—bags that hold ten tones grovo of oaks on tbo “old Anderson more then csavas bag* of the ramo farm’’ of a Mr. Bogers,- m tho latter .Ashland is a new town on tho ■‘Bur­ locality, was almost whollyJpostrated, and hcro -is an smoxing atmy derived lington Route'' from tho Misbeippi Riv­ therefrom and gravely communicated to er to fort Kearney, and 25 miles west Everybody is invited to cull and examine the new and mammoth of Plattsmouth, lu that land-disirict tU Miami County Dsswenrf by one J. F. stock consisting of over 25,000 houie-stondars and pro-emp­ Clark: ted (6 1-2 o’clock) drew near hundreds “Upon the morning subsequent to tbo tors have filed claim* al tbo United of sjiectatora gathored on tho city whar­ storm (Saturday) Mr, Bogers, in com­ Htetra office in Lincoln, and about S.000 ves and upon the streets corner* in the pany with a tired man, i>tocoeded to have bought B. ft M. Itailroad land on Guarantee* BATlWACnpN <m Evmy^ng^he^Itecommrod^ and he eapedally neighborhood adjacent to tho Point inquire into the extent of the damage ten years' credit and 0 per cent inter­ Airy and Smith's Island ferries to wit­ inflict fl upon Ue premises, and the est Ou land contracts since 1*72.1101)1ness tbo novel sight It was conantlr first objective point was the ruined »rf the principal fa payable till tho rumored among tha motley throngi that grove. Tho center tree of the plat was of four yean. the baHooUst on thia occasion was the a noble oak, tbo king over hie fellows, Of which bo ha* a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho i»drtarmined tu sell at th same who had during the present sum­ and a tire which had stood the ravages A’lSRY I.OAVKS'l’ RATES I mer given similar exhibitions at Glou­ of time seemingly unwathod for several cester and Smith's Island on which oc- centuries. This tree had be«u snapped and felled bv the storm. Upon exam­ Unto the 1st day of June last I had ining tho fatten giant for the purooee of received from all sources, on this fund, ascertaining its worth as rall-timbor,Mr. in money and pledges, a little more Tbo following is the programme for Rogen mado a startling discovery. Thia than 821,000. On tho 81st day of May the annual meeting of the Michigan was uothmg tern than tbo fact that tho I toft my homo and all my other bnsltree in fulling bad disgorged a skeleton! nras, and since that date 1 have given Association uf County Superintendents, year will bo one of much interest and Tho bones were disconnected, yellow ee my entire time, with tho exception of to bo bold nt Jackroe, August 20,27 muse than cediaary activity for an elec­ gold with ago, and scattered promiscu­ one day in tho week, to this interest, tion in what is termed, politically speak­ and 28, 1878: ously over several square foot of jmls- toiling early and late, wook days and tuiage. The skull was almost intact; Bundays. Adrian, tho first point I vis­ At the old stand uf M. Allen, State Street, Hasting*, Mich. ing, “the off year.” AU rido imure are prescriptions carefully compounded ited, nobly responded to 83,000 Ypsilan­ likely to bo lost sight of, and there is to Uve safety. At the hour appointed, ti, 81,000; Allegan, 8781 ; Coldwater, be a stxaight-out fight between RopubFront street nod Delaware avenue, 82,000 ; Battle Creek, 81,000; Nites, 81, the upper portion of tha balloon cvuld lioauism and Democracy. Tho platform 000; Greenville, 82,200 ; Eaton Rapids KvSTT UlROMOS. 1.1THOORAFH1C CATOS. EF.WMOie OF be seen slowly expanding above the of ,tbo recent Democratic Convention, 8000 ; Booth Albiuu and Hmuer, 81,650. MERIT, wd ..nytiuat pm —3 » lumbor-pilee on tho island which inter­ 1 have naw, from all sources, in money With its almost endteas iteration and cepted the vtoWy end the genoral antici­ XITHIC, AT NEW YORK PRICEH I and pledges, a little more than 810,000. aetarnt appeals, means, if U moans any­ pation of tho expectant multitude, was This 840,000 must all be gathered in, thing, a return to tho old iaeuse. The that, like previous exhibitions tbo as­ .: "I. I.'.' «T AITI-nATtvi: A-..-, j and 820,000 more mint be raised an t Btreeta, Harting*cents would not exceed a certain altitude blood nffinra. 1 JNiyi-ite M _ _ G*XJFtd datroctions occasioned by Groclryism paid in on or before September 15, I: u r t n quu-k r.-trrr.i. I ’ J by reason of tho procantion above al­ making 880,000. If thio ntrrr AnMn| j are rotuovod ; tbo overtures of tho Lib­ luded to.. There was no little constern­ M net yxnrf crer to Us A ’ adotro.ml find mm eral Republicans are rejected, and tho ation, therefore, when, shortly before 7 remote date the vary heart of the oak C.nmi/w »y that doy. (Are Ms a-foh I party of Boarboaian and the party of o’clock, tho balloon suddenly shot direct­ had l*en cleft ly lightning. From a asu-anl k*kA Am fava r<*te ufatfnlfd and ly upward, to a height of several hun­ spot twenty feet from the groan 1 up­ not only Uu 860,000 u loot, tut 850,000 trodeetd. itwi'.l positivelyctfro I dred feet above tho tree-tops wtbnut any wards to tho first great fork—a distance vAwA *u plrdftd /root .'n> perm, m rca- . SCROFULA, XyPHlLIS eaeh other, cech a distinct drawing visible moans of bolding it in position. of ten feel—a hollow extended, and from ditwa Oat thio 860.000 «AeaU to raised, u in ittrariinu otwro. IIUEUof l>arty Unco has a good offset ia A steady brwro waa blowing from thia cavity the skeleton bad been hurled. sZm loot, utoJfa 8*. 10,000 dopndnt an tto MATIS.V. H71) TL’S KEL­ strengthening tho convictions ol men. the southwew, and as thamr-.hip mov- If wo but know who be was, thought rowM/ of 820,000. What shall we do ? I LI SO, GOUT. GOITRE. od off towards tho northward its pro­ my informant, Mr. Rogers, and, strange Some of my friends have roccuiumond- I and rameving the uncertainty cousoBRONCHITIS, NERV­ gress wav watehed with breathless ox- to say, a few minutes later the twain cd me to send agents to Boston, New i OUS DEB1L1TT. 1NC1Pqueetupnu mixed parties. The tM 1E N T CONSCMP T10N, discovered tha! tho tree had also dis ­ Turk, Philadelphia and Baltimore, str., i party, burn tho other day at Columbus, gorged • thrilling history. An oW-faah- to raise money for this object. Others can have no hope of effecting anything iat, clad in the bespangled costume of a loncd leather pocket or memorandum- have rnccommcuded me to nak for an : circus actor, went through a variety of |i book lay in a romnrkabla slab* of pre­ by itself. Those who may be inclined evolutions upon the suspended bar servation, which no doubt had boon Both of these propositions I have drclinto join it will understand that enwy which seemed to float along in the wake dropped into tho rent by the lightning, ed, and shall coutimio to doclina tbora vote for its ticket is not only thrown — . — ■ of tha balloon. Now with his bead to — l»t, There fa money enough in the away* so fix ae carrying its principles tha earth, now twisting and turning, ia coucerood, but it is a direct otsstrbuthe daring man continued to disport old and unique pattern were found near dow ten such colleges, und I will nut go ■ himself with tbo utmost apparent roek- tho m.nwrandum, but ii is wilh tho lat­ or scud outside of Mu lligan to ask tor [ tioa to the success of tho Bourbon De­ feeanrea. Ho reached such a great ter that we have to deal. This old one dollar. 2d, I would not faku this mocracy. Menever, they-cannot fail height that th.- gymnastic operations leather puree, entirely motxeytees.v'ontain- burden on my shoulders, <in my head,' of GeueMM County. to see that tho Democracy before tbo 10 o'clock.—"Branch*, of Study fur wore hardly visible, but in a short time ' ing sundry papers covered with redo punpeople in the preoont compoign is the District School*.” BupL Chas. R. Cor­ tbo ga«ey floater waa observed to slowly cilings quite difficult to trace, ns they and in my heart fo/two years more for 10,000 ]»t year. Bowe must, by tho Democracy of the Anti-war sort; wbow- nell, of Hilfeiafe County. wore written on tbo backs of army p*a- help of God, fight it out ou this line, nnd . 11 o'clock.—Dissuasion. “How shall res and military ronuguminl- w l.Pl. I witbin this time fin the State o'! Michi- > Gubecnatorial candidate b apoUtteian ’ of we grade Certificates r* BupL J. H. I gan, and txiforo boptumbor 15, 1878.) | Vincent, of Lapeer County, and Geo. 8. —-or—•——, — —----- V —1 TArer it lino nruyk yta ,- tut not a uooaik, particular purpose of making tho Boar- Wheeler, , of Washtenaw County. set about to read the memorandum of । RYT a Mr an ftam. I, loot. bonixm of tbo party more pronounco.1 th. captive of tbo tree. Bat wring tu How (,<n |hi, W(srk 1h, WMOni,:ittud and uumistakabfo Boeing thia, and hi. failing eyesight be could dwipln-r ; wUhiB thu d,u#? Answer: More than ing. lh-> attempt was unsuccessful, and but little, and this little a conglomerate jp fxjp person, directly Intcreatal in this being moot of them RepubLcaos in son-1 < tli.i balloon and tbo manager did nut mam uf duronneeticn«. But still be „,.v _;1, ,hi. Will, vou tisM.nt, they aro much nsxa likely fto ! c«mio within thirty fuel of the surface, | read enough to learn that tho eyre that return to frem's I SopaUoeaauon than tho> but went sweeping along over tho river j onto shone in the now orblres rockets 15 th day of September next wo shall, are to go over bodily to tho Bourbons. I beyond. Sosno distance above the is­ often looked upon Washington in tho write on our banner, Darkw, or LiyU; land the man struck tho river; but still, boat of battle, end amid the snow of Sorrow, er Jay ; FtJart, or Sureeu ; Dr­ Besides, there ia more at stake ia the rctaimxl bl* hold of tho ropes, which, Ij Valley Forge ; and the skeleton ana foot, or Vitiory ; DvrtA, or Ufa; Loot, or impending contest in Ohio than tbo ■to bring before the mooting any appro­ propelled bv the fact-drifting balloon, when covered with flesh and mu«.lo hud Sortd. Let us all now resolve that we mere political control of tho Sate gov- •priate subjfa-te which they dewre to was dragged through ths water it a I struck many stalwart blows fur our will write but one word, and let that luil.«c. w.r. rren.r •»< o™m.ui have considered and acted upon. esumsnt. Tho Is-giiUturo to be elect­ QT*Tho Superintendents and Prin­ fearful rate Finding himself growing country. Tbo man’s name as gathered one word, SAVED, be stamped in ori»ed in October, will have to choose a cipals of the City and Village Schools of weaker from the constant strain upon I from tho paper*, wu Roger Vander- H>a Irttrro on a long snow-white stream­ tho State, are cordially invited to meet tho musefea, and being momentarily in I berg, a native of Lancaster, Pa., and a er, which shall float from a flag stall on danger of becoming entangled in the ' Captain in the Revolutionaxv Army. ' the center college building at Albion- I Thurman, a pronounced Democrat; and with as rupee of tho balloon and dragged be- ।, Ho was an Aid to Washington during 1 As I have said before, I shall continue ' It is hoped that au County Superin­ tho parties have often been «o nearly neath tlie surface, the men finally lol go tho retreat myuss tho Jonreys, and *crv - ; t<> work, continue » prey, contimw to, tendents will be present at this meeting, balanced that a few votes one way or and that they will otmo prepared -with I bis bolt, and in his exhausted condition 1 give, and continue to behove, until the . j struck out with tired, overstrained arms , last hour of the last day, if God dues the other would turn tho ecate, though for tbo neercst refuge, tfeveral small Bt* CUir against the Northwestern In­ । not crown u« with victory roouer. Dur- , we do not think they are thus balaun-d I sailbants shot out from tbo share and dians, and in tho famous outbreak of , ing tho last two mouths I have hoard i at present, yet the fact that they may I from tbeir sources on the river, and that General on Ibo Wabash, Nov. 3, of I several a rsons say they would rather | boadk-d far the now sppeorautly drown- tho year just written, be was wounded | give the lust dollar they posew than to bo will add much rest to tho contest. «l man ; but before they could reach ■ and captured. But white being convoy- j have this worthy, noble object fail One j Tbo chief strength of tbo third jmrty ■ the sinking l>all<»nfat. tho ferry-boat;i ed to the Indian town at UpperTiqua— !| noble, generous hearted brother, who spjiMXs to be in the County of Hamil­ | Arnoricu, wliieh had left the Marko! '• a historical place •‘well known to your i'lives in an adjoining State said to me:: ton. This county includes the city of I street slip to cross the bar, reached him I readers—be effected his eocatn, but "I am not rich, bat 1 would rather giro I Gnciunaii, and in it will probably be I just as he wu about giving up, and | found hhnsrlf hiuq> pressed by bis sav- I 85,000 than to as this enterprise fail nt' polled three timoe a* many votes as ia Mius or lUiutosi* nr raa, Woslu.— j, took him on board. The credit of Uh j ago foes. De saw the hollow in the ' this time.” Another man, in tho midst IN VALUABLE GUTS 1 j any other county iu tho State. In the ' Poor's Railroad Manual one of the beet rescue ia due to the night fores of tho . oak, and despite the mangled arm, and of life and engaged in largo business | America, who lost no time in running a with tho aid of a beech that grew bo- ------ K------------- -TO DE DMTRIDVTED IS .I State election in 1871, out of an aggre­ of Atuvrican authorities, has a com- |! ladder into the water, upon which the side ttw giant then, ho gained the haven, luuro my right arm than for this cause . O I Ihl E? 7 C gate vote of about 34,000, this county para live statement of the number of, mon was helped on the boat in a thor­ ; and dropped therein. Then camo a to fuffer di-lrat" An. old mon, 71 year*. I sJ I lAI t O I fearful discovery. He had miacalculat- of age, who baa prayed, and tollod, andJ gave a Republican majority of 1,540, tnflo* of railroad on the globe on tlm oughly exhausted condition. f useful: SOXTlll-Y The balloon, when lightened of its l ed the depth of the hollow, and there given for hu colb-go for mere than 3" . and in 1872 gavo some four thousand 1st of July, 1870, and abo on the 1st of load, went careening wildly along upon ' was no vseape. O, tho story told by mejuriry for Greeley over Grant Buch January, 1873. Tbo woaauremont b ntebpbise the waves, now white-capped by the tho diary of the oak's despairing prison­ 'trcngth u tho present Liberal party computed in English mifea excepting stiff cvenmg broem in tho direction of er 1 How rather than surrender to tho in Ohio has b chiefly recruited from the Cooper's Point, where it finally brought । torture of the stake ho chose death by time.” Said Im, "I would willingly lay One Grand (W tb tf $5,000 u GtM: j ' starvation ; how hu wrote his diary in down my life to-day, if that would save Republican party; should it prove sufPrijx,g <l ww , . FALL TERM. . tho uncertain light and tho snows 1 Here point.z"Luckily there ware no frail craft is one entry in the diary : pubbean majority in Oinannaii, it might Superior in nil department*, including inthsfway of the unwiekily monster to 1 “ ’Nov. 10.— Five days without food! 10,952 gin, Hamilton county to tho Dwaocrau. dispute its right of passage, but on the |I When I sleep I dream of luscious fruits contrary, tho skill, and battoaux above snd Jlooeiny oitraiiut. Tho stars feuyA at you to give a year’s time, nor a mouth's O*« Herve and )i«ay, vffiMffl-sesMri UsrWith this county repraeented by all tho island were glad to give tho unusual my misery I It is snowing now. 1 time, nor to bretow all of your earthly I OlwPjl»loJa^^K2i#.w.fnlaMw! NethorUuuIa, 1,560 i visitor all tho sea-room to which its nov­ frow white 1 starve-. God pity me ” Belgium. elty entitled it '•Tbo italicised words were supplied Ufa; to yht arrordioy <u GW Am prosperFor Catalogue* Address, man might bo possible, and a trifling Portugal, The rescue end its startling incidents SMr. Cogon, a. tho trembling hand rd yew; to pro tkttrfully and to omd year . 2,097 disaffection there would make a vast Spain, were witaeesod by thousands of people ■times refused to indite plainly. 2rrfay wit* year ran AwU.defsro Soyin>­ 2,092 \Vbolo number of gifts, G.'XH). Italy. GEO. W. KEYES, Secretary. ’ upon Smith's Island and along tho difference to either party, - und there Switaerlaad, - 29. (Send to David Preston, Ih- j Tickets limited to 56,1100. troit, euro David Preston ft Co., by draft j Ascui* Waato4ke sell Tickets,' to have been times when it would control 18wC Olivet, Mkh. 4,270 whanrea, and serve either as anotbar 3.029 commentary upon the dangers of bal­ or poatoffire order.) the State election, hone* the intercet of looning or upon the recklsesDess of in­ Warcroom, ^'o. 255 Grrtne, near Itighth St., The Detroit Annual Conference will BEND FOR CATALOGUES the campaign will, to a largo extent, dividual balfonista. The rescued air­ meet at Ypsilanti, September 3. The lam upon tho aspect of affaire in thio gymnast. after being carried to Camden, Roger* has written to Lancaster to as­ Michigan Conference at Ionia, Septem­ started, in composy with some friend". certain if any descendants of the ill-fat­ ber 1U. All ministers and all othrtaiagte eouafy, though we believe with ed Captain lire ; if so, they shall hnve friends having pledges in their hands gnvtla'.ahn. P«l H..SXFW... SU If Crete12,870 MrecUo ■ Cfc««h Mm*...............S to If ereto bis bone*.” for this fund, will pfeasn collect tho aam<> Should no such deaeendants survite, and remit to me, as above requested, tho narrator of die discovery proposes before tho nur bat or urrunx. Wo expect to get more than 8(10,000 ' before tho time uxpinw, and yot if our 1 friends fail to pay and remit to us in peerihieto carry tho State of Ohio for time, our cause will bo foet- Now if any party on any auch platform as that yon had rather giro 825, 850, 8100, Tho Detroit A Bay Gty Railway laid down by tbo last Democratic State 8500 or 81,000, or even 810 than to see of 1-iANo.Foirre classics. this collego lost, plcerc manifest it by Gmmtirwi,. or fix any *U fay like across the Atlantic Ocean, and they are Company have chaugvd then running time from Chicago to Detroit time. sending the same forward at once. Re­ magnificent steamers, too. They ran Lansing has voted to build five now member that if this 860,000 is secured it from Liverpool to ITiiladelphia. The About tbo 20th of March, I took tho bridges over tbo Grand River, at a cost secures ft tho college an actual endow- MB kr &Je it tk Ural Udu nates I'cunsylvanir b the first one launched. train from bore tor Chicago, M2 taitee. of 825,000. Leaving this city at two on one after­ UKI) PL4STER, Bho baa just returned from her first voy­ The Port Huron and Lake Michigan age, making ths distance from Queens­ Railroad is to be pushed through to noon. bhauld ordinarily have reached STUCCO that Queen of tho Great IxkiKi al three town to the Capes of Delaware in twelve Oromo thia season. o’clock ou the next afternoon. But at days- As soon as bar engines fairly Tho war on person* owning dog* tho Missouri I found it hnpoeribte to «*ule. she will exceed this rate of speed. without collar* hasoommoncod through- croes, for according to tho local phrase UME ill HAIB tx-was ntorgoa wttB toe." nif Tho Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, to run kilfed In groat numlx-rs. Shingles, Lath, &o. a glacier has ruebed down from an Alin tho aame|tine, have *U been launched, At Flint it costa 810 to kick a bool piM ravine and blocked up the track subject, ask* tho oo-operation of tho tad will soon bo in eerviey. They aro black, which fact can be proven by a Stang a Bwfe. valley. Boehen ieeberg■ learned in sewmee, to test tho merit and Chicago drummer who Thursday paid had not been ma there before during’ truth of hi* discovery by eovero tret* that amount for “elevating” a little fol­ this season, aud it was next day swept ' and practical roaults, and then to inlow who wanted to -Shine’em up” for | dorse and xusommend it, it d* fair to ' presume it fa valuable fur tho purpove in1 tended. Such ha* been the oourwe pursued 1 by Messrs. Hall ft Co., proprietors of ' Hall's Vegetable Bte&iaa Hair lienawer And all those who have tested it (among f whom wo may mention Dr. A. A. Hayes I and B. Dana Hayw, Cbesmste and State J AeeayoraaMaaeachneetto; Walter Burn- mti. UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. - Sherman J. Rich Sugar, Crockery, Glassware, Teas, Stoneware, TEJ1 mid (1OFFEE, Coffees, all kinds of Fish. drugs, T O It .1 C C O A J\‘J) C 1 G A It 8 ! CAST! PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS . C SMITH. MANEE & PRESTON. J t'Cf1 BACOJT & KARRS’ OLIVET COLLEGE!^ First-Class Instruments. A TEACHERS CLASS $50,000 00 New Scales Students can enter at J& P , . New Styles. the middle of the New Prices. SR '' MHHUCIS Veiy Low. Novello's Cheap Music- J. Cole & Son. Novello's Cheap Editions rtra urn, THE WI-1EEI.EI! & WILSON i/ipnovtt , H HMB I ham, M. D. Prat of Surgery in P«nm, Sales of the Wheeler Wilsonfor the jmst year is the Best Guairantee of its Superiority over all ' logy,) assert it ia tbo best preparation in A LECTUHE re YfftMG MEM. ‘ ' pRL st ruction, and easily adapted to • different kinds of work, running easier, faster, and with less noise than any oiier sewing machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler n. ooox, sate �Th« --- IIHBM 84M8 •» UW MMaFrT New Advertisements. At a reasiou of the Board of Educa­ tion held on Wednesday craning, of Uat weak the coq. of Tsadwr. was completed by the election of all except the prindpab who had Uen previously elected, and aro as follow. : A BRA® NEW SHOW. P. T. Barnum’s GREAT TRAVF-T.TNG MUSEUM, Mias L. A. Biglow, of Hudson, iweecounty. 2» ranuiRT, Miss Marion A. Butter. HtsTIXU* CITY LOCAL " TI.nE CARD. GREAT FIRE R. R A. D. Cum, ' F. F. McNua, G«o. E. Goody fab, WtUIXM Joxx*, Cnrr. Mcmxs. On motion the petition was arespted. ° Sidewalks reported as follows T» IL- Zfaasrait, tL Csmmra CsumcJ of u* CH, Your Committed oh sidewalks to whom waa rofsmd tyio petition of Har­ vey Brown and four others, would recomnu-ud tbo same, to your Honorable Body for action. Jous M. Buhmxo, R. Mc-mk J. W. Rkxtui, Proceeding, of the Probate Court ending Aug. Ufth, reported far thu I . --------------Baaxsa. by Hun 8. C. Prindlo : ... “°bu“ “* <“ »^» <*•> “*• Jrir 30.—Estate of G.orgo D. Mar-1 tin, deceased. Petition of Caroline' I linaucv Committal reported an J no. Martin, Administratrix, praying for al-1 R. Van VeU.r account and recommend lowanre of her final account, and far | that it 1ms allowed nt 883.83. On Jo*. j eph Slattery account and recummund partition of real estate among loirs-nl-1 that it be allowed at 83. law. Hearing Aug/ltfnh Estate ot Orrin X). and Charlo. M. i On motion the report of tlio Fnance i Committee waa anwpted and adopted, by Rus, uiinora Petition ot Clara 8. Rice, I I area and nay*. Guardian, for liconiui to sell real estate. ; By Aid. Hami— Hearing Aug. 25th. That 418 bo appropriated to repaih Ata. ".—Estate of Hannah Henning, 1 road ou section lino. South ea.i of Broad deceased. Ij*t Will and testament, .1 IVlLMt. I’UUOB Amt. mail’ akramCiememt. CHUICHU. and jietition far Pr^Ute filed. HearCarried by ayoa and nays . mg Sept. 9th. By AH. Bentley-. Aru. 9.—Estate of John Dehaven, do­ That tho Street Committee examine I esused. Decree Batered allowing finnl and report as to the neemsity of repair­ ncrount. Allowed and Adtniutetrator ing road to the Fair Gruumls I dbs-barged. OQ Groat SHOWS ~ EACH DAY, SUMMER CLOTHINC COLOSSAL HffPOffiOK PAVUU0NS, 41M Imported Hcotch and English C**simrru Suit* now offered at SIS. |15 lm|urted Scotch and English Caaeimero Suits now offered st 812 413 *11 wool American Csssimure Suits now offered at 810. 812 all seel Kersey Suita now offered at 88. Hosvy Cottonade Suits now offered at |5. All wool Caxsimore Ck»i» worth 8 and 10 doUari, wo ari SraATxa.—From tho premise* of the suliec.-ibor on Sect. 3*1, in Rutland, nlxmt tho UtufMay last, ten 2 y< ar old steer*, dark red, and ono 2 year old faster, light red and white face. Any information in to the whereabout# of naid cattle will be liberally reworded. P. M. Bukk, Rutland, July 15, 1873 tf Ato. 11.—Estate of William Bartun, By Aid. Bessmsr— ; deceased. Inst Will and testament and That the Street Committee be instruc- • [wtitian for Probate filed. Hearing ted to aot grade stakes according to the Sept. 15. J contract, o:i thu Cole job on Bailey and i' Wightman hills, and notify Mr. J. Cole, ।, deceased. Petition fur decree. deter­ in writting to complete the same actormining who are heir* atdaw. Hearing diugly. Sept. 15th. ’ The QxnmittM on Ordinances wep/ ■ STRICTLY ■odoc, Camanche & Digger Indians, OftE MCE ! j granted further time. ; The Street Committee reported as ! ThJ stores of L. J. Wheeler and C. ■ B. Richardson aro now being pushed ntAeZteeraMr, Uu C» tte Cit, of right along ; they will bo re ady for oc­ Your Committee on Streets, would cupancy as aoon as Oct 1st, and will be respecttuiN report that they hare exam­ a great help to the village. ined Michqran Avenue, and would rec­ L. J. Wheeler has sold his stock of: ommend that said Avenue bo put in dry goods to Downing £ Little, and has I proper repair, also, to notify R. J. Grant, । closed out the dry goods business entire- to remove his fence on tho line ot Street. Provided, with regard tn Michigan iy. He expects to devoto all his tiiun , Avenue that the amount cxiwnded, shall _ If you want the reyy best Painting, in attending to the butter trade. Kafaomining or Graiuing, ever done in ■ not exceed 815,<Kl. J this city, call <m John Mlehai-I. He ia Downing A Little havo sold lot 110 W. I. F. Hsus jtut tbo man who can suit you. Gif i to Millie Francis. No oilier *ales in BuaincM is livening up. Hardy g Kerr ttre buying w heat al this place; and adopted,"by ayes and nays By Aid. Williams— the? pay 11.40. . That tho Street Committee examine tho blind ditch on tbo promises of -Mr. Gregory, and region what is necessary This is to certify, that haring lost three ben** by lightning, on Wednesday, ' July 30th, and lining insured in the Agricultural Insurance Company of Watertown, New York, ttat on Thurs­ day, August 8th, I was waited upou by Johnson * Co’s, celebrated Gobi Pena, By Aid. Bentley— G. W. Brown, tha local agent of that he best in the morin t. fur sale at die That tho Attorney be instructed to Company, accompanyod by J. N. Green, City Neva Depot. P. O. building. tho Companey's special agent wb<. •! examine the Ordinances on Sidewalk*, c»u feJ my lose to my rirtov and report an Ordinance in accordance laiufattion. I would moat cheerfully rec - with the amended Charter at at a spec­ ommend this Company as the cheapest, ial mectin^ifunday evening, next. Foggy mornings. -<htr Hrooh is rusticating at Gun Lake, the safest, aud tho best Company in which to insure farm property. Mrs. Ruont Wixcox. fxm't forgot the Hom Boys’ dance to- Dr. Itaosom’s Hive Syrup end Tolu, or Honor Syrup. Is not a quack medi­ cine. It is prepared by a regular physi­ cian of over twenty yearn’ practice, who By Aid. llama— used it many year* with great suixnes That tho Attorney bo requested to • Ate Pumotogical Societ ia to have a in his large practice for tho cure of Croup, Coughs and Cold*, among the examine the Ordinance in regard to Fire •uth and grape festival at South Haren, children, and nearly all of hi* families Tamils and report at next meeting. kept tho medicine in the house to be Our Jr., Hon. D. B. Cook and family. ready for a sudden attack. Only 35 D. Cook and wife, Chester Messer wife, and other friends ore rustic*tToonscsr.—Molitor, a bit of cotton at Gun Lake thia week. with Dr. Milter’s Magnetic Balm, put it into the cavity of th* tooth or on the A. M. aro refitting and furnishing gum by tbo aide of it> and bathe the r Hull, which they design shall be face with tho Balm, and it will trouble . ■>od to none in this State. you no BKCT. 25et»- pays for a bottle of tho Balm. tfeo ad vcrtiatmcnt in, this !*!**• ijrraantre items concerning some igs ofyecant occurrence st Nashville .u mm us in time for last week’s p*• butowteg to tho absence of tho Samuel E. Eggehton and W. Colas -‘ >r wsre mialaid, and are not quite of were arrested on charge of obtaining “certain goods and chattels and moneys by false pretences" from Myron A. Full»r. On Tn«day, after a (all examina­ tion bofcre Justice Clarke, they were held for trial in tho Circuit Court, under bail in the sum of 8200, each. D. E. rbureday mowing tert, a ere. of David Stark, E^., of Caritou. aged about 14 ysere, was smoosiy injured by be-ing isught between soom portion uf a wag­ on uc vtarh be woe ridtog end a- tx« against which the team rau, from B*c effect of which h. dfad on Friday morn­ ing, about 8 o’clock. cure. Try it- . ' Ed’toc -~I puldiabM- of LT.toKi-M aad wdl maks ; a, ta «■ S'* Keep a large supply of Salt for sale at Lowest market rates, their Brick Warehouse. THS PRAIRIE COffli-SHttLK. 10 Barrel loin and more aold to dealers at n very small ad • rance above Car-load Rates. k’e were Num as wsil pseparid to R>’<‘ REAL GENVINE BAROAI5H rift LVfraeit •/> ®W <•!» LOTS. CASH VO3EY PARLOR GOOODS , Wool, Wheat, Oats and Oom. CHAMBER SETTS. Lecal IltFjes Rtitej. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. EMIGRATION TURSIROCheap Yanni in South-vest Misioiui! Tho Atlantic A Pocifir Railroad Com­ Ea.h.0. A I r<.l— pany offers l,200,0W> seres ot land iu . . w__ , .__t„i,„ ir.<r*vCentral and Southwest Missouri, at from |:l to 812 per acre, on seven years time, with free transportation from StUMDKBTAXIMG I«>ais to all purchaser*. Climate- soil, Earner, Hreth A Co. have the larg- timber, mineral wealtK.scbool*. church«.t stuck of Undsrtakers goods, such — Lag Go to J. P- Roberts A Co., drug Casket*. Coffin*. Burial Jtobre, to., m Urrro *»d ask foe Kress F—e Cmtral Michigan. Personal attendance This medicine is th. result of ynara of and good Iloarae will bo furnidn-d to rxperie.es an th. pari of «n vid G«r- customers thnmgbuut the county free phy«-». snd is now “? b’ i17tf** .Bwraxa. Ilruvn 4 Cawbolwmls drug fin** in Ciuemmili, who Hto -re .*-in *11 ^forma. A box of pdl* £«» *° vreri,cr. BCd direction* on esrii bottle. A sure .by bladsir, ■ tJ »i.l By Aid. Jowell— Ranhot;. That tho Street CmumiSaioti­ er be and ia hereby instructed fol repair the stono abutment on tho North side of the Bridge across the river on Crook Barnum is to be at Grand Rapids, . ptember 1st. Stalo Fair at Grand Rapids, upon, pt. 15th, and will continue six days. -1 uoxic —Hastings Lodge No. 62 ‘30 CANAL STREET, smaummamnKiooi mtim,iiOtneaL THE �MORTGAGK SALE. 1’aicx ot Twu it Cixada.—Many at th. horee. rained are what are called the French Canadian, a vury tough and hardy race of here**' but not very largo wh«n you gat the pure etock ; but of CURES 1, lata year* there bar* Iteen imported f- -nt England eomo very aunerior horeee, Rheumatism, Scalds, Iduncumt, and they have greatly improved tho Neuralgia, Burna, Soreness, grade. A pereon can go over there, an d for 1300 buy a aplendid span of horae*, Sore Throat. Bolls, Wounda, heavy enough for all ordinary work, lloaraeneM, L'leera, Bruises, they will have good style and action; Piles, Sprains, the same could not be bought on this Headache, side for twice th* money. A* to the Toothache, Colle, Old Sores, co*t of getting them over tho lines, tho All Hemorrhages, duty ia 20 per cent on their valuation ; Dlarrhaw, bnt if a pereon put* them at too low a figure, he will be apt to have them tak­ en from him by the United State* Cus­ tom-House oflteen, and th* price be rai­ ned them at paid to him; so when bringing over anything it is tho safeet and beet way for every on* to do what ia right, and ptp the valuation at mfoaut ^at waa paid for the epan.— One*. NEW ADVERTISER EXT*. MICHIGAN CUITHAl. R. It . W Wans. Jsisi! I ^jxjei 4U8’ aaiuoah Grand River Valley Division auust MICHIGAN utt AND zrrwtxs THE eoUTll, T1U1XH in mt CHICAGO Tin TCAINN flOntG KOtTE “ia sS.’iA: Jatr. t»o a'alm I»f'r^b~ytk af U>» , SwafaifMi SIS? Uawtfthfc atmn. all worm*, that could be found, and filled ■ awith wood aaheo freah from the atore, ch of counui ivntainud all txiUah. Thia waa dan<- ia Uw autumn of 1MK2, with a mult in the following apring at which be waa aatoniabed. Tbo treeo appeared to have been rntored to «U their early fmhnm and rigor—nd 1 forth bright gmu leave*, blmomed copiously, and bore a heavy crop ot fruit. On reflection Dr. Wood attrib- 1 Ma*Iras. kaaaa sad daaaritod m Mlew. 1a [ "111 >f tbs Xeetb-aaadeeartar ia. IP el MrtJa* I tblrtr-F- er <*a« AU Tl***l* te. waa a..nh J ■*■ '■'• '""“tliSTS'WX-- , $412.80 wS^UrT. ul'i Ubrarv el f'aaln •>• *•*< i [LANTATION Bitters' ham from a Toronto pd|«r that factory | butter ia in tar batter demand and at ’ ’ Ct. Tte Lairsi **d B. .1 Tkr HlUlest. 1 better prim than tha! made by fanu era. Why? Bocau»* in batter facto-1| >MM1 ssdEaeiral Uxk NUUb. ’<r»cbl Stodt* tone*, a* in cheese fa* tori**, skilled labor i* employed to direct or control the manufacture. Th* milk from thu . row* of the farmar, ^ho** wife know* | nothing about butfer making, ia aa val. I aabln aa that from tha coe* of the farm LIVINGSTONE AFRICA er whose wife unduratanlle it perfectly. Om* at the factory, it enable* the one to get a* large a price for the products! hie cow* a* tho other. Thu* the system of co-operation ia gradually yet «urely winning it* way. It will not bo long before other product* will be cared fur W-__ _ ■ —... l>Mat ia a »imilar manner. The nteeaaiiie* of paying good price* for that which i* available, will force co-operation among fanners, which will result in cheaper an i better producta and greater profits to tho producer. o. rwlM .n-ltlla* Ibr artiU-iadslr urtld.*.' Michigan Central R. R. w Mil renal* real ..ut. 1 H wfosn. I* ■*•< » . rd.rwl. Ibal M^dav -k. SSah OLD, RELIABLE ARD DlRlCT ROUTE, IM—n liur.ll a».l n»kba >• '••n .ua u*>*> ku. « balr.It 04 n aM Iru* New Book for Agents MARBLE. MARB1.EIZED SLATE GOLDSMITH'S BBTUT 1 STUTWI I II ..run. sad ’zyt V** llsy*? uKuw xTcbT^teVxaUtL""4 W. K ITEAires « CO.. ISSS n ■ FLOUR MERCHANTS HIE HI KllI' ANl. PATKXT LANTERN oturv ■t l*WV l»* 4-Iter* Ayers AusESaiSKteK; —• “ Sarsaparilla M-sjftt; £E®f Or.” । Flonr & Grain Couisin Imiai. W^XK-.nh tb» UOlr Md M-«r— B*iir-*4. I V JTdLAXTl-wtlk beuwl sad Mrlladato KsU- | J AC*MX-*ah th. Air Uaa »>d V. sad Ur*y*a. tb» “•*’ Wares *»l Uw L OCEAN'S STORY riFtad tbo i—■-trru m n. odlsBi-noitel.KritolTQ.iU y q.W,q T.P^M^LAL- tbo I**** •' «"•» teatertesl rveearck SaSKSK intnnade virtue*. uJ aualamed by Us remsrkabte cum So MUd aa to be aafa and brarlteial to rlJUr-n, and Ji - aearebing aa to eSarmMy |.<0g* out the pw»«c Ytxrea or Ctom.-The law .Steal , ruptoMU ot the Uood. tud> ae th* *rroftdoca Jearwwf show* how thia plant enrich** sad enMUdc contawdnaUoat. Inapiritte*, the land : “Clover, if we could only im- „rdbetotolbat have lurtad la tb» aplwn farmre,enoayteld tothb powerful anUpree* tha fact upon the graaral farnu-r, i'iUi am! ifniewi-’ Bence it* wwtdarfUl ia a plant that draw* ftcun the ateee- euree.manyofMkirt. ar*J«“Wy ph.re and enriches the Und. Other plant* do this j but clover more. It has to do with the most vital and important element in manure, nitrogen, the very thing that is the rarest and most difi-. fitter puq-oee* ; thia even if a-aeed crop is taken. How much more then if a DODD'S / NERVINE ■ DOES IT UNDERGROUND LIFE I FLOW THE SURFACE ! .rnjKMiHsqhi Dtlnl law S izii KWt BaM D121’agoa Octarv 130 Flnj Engraving* BaUtaa lacOaata ead Arrivals LrVead Ua llebl M day ; .UrlLa* adraataraa la *11 *arta of I <£ WatU. M.»« mJ Mode al earth* th.- . AIRON ItistefarEuHFW MciK THBOAT AND LUNG IN-TITCTE Foe lb* aar. oF'CsUztsA. T-> .' PUssa-. Aaiteas. Bmctetr- sad I. ■■«»•«**X*. * WI’iNWALLTiaBACE. k I COMX AIX l< r»D pwewsUr Mt' meu**uaa Only 50 Cent* par Bottla.^ EPIDEMIC DrJ. C. AYER I CO.', lowll, Miss. DISEASES BlimBLOBlUl TfeNwOtolEaaiSStii-PoisiMS PwirfilDndmaiiDiiiifKtait. -MrteS WnMiftBtary.il Hu lair. LYON’S 5107 icreaaca the jopularity |e Hair Preparation; merit alone. We can patron* that it !• kept kigh standard; and it Ide and perfected prepIrinc llur oa Fsoxn HhfW cofor, making it BOILER WoRKS. AGENTS WANTED , X'S.TJ:’. QauMV. SHSftS&EStaffi: GStSJMrt “ MagaeiM Had., Is. y. Mixr.: - : Scrofula Sj "up MIXER'S FCROFI L \ all HertrfutoM At!.’' EnpUvo and Cu'uu such aa St. Anthon t Erysipelas, Pimple* lulra. Bolte. Tumor llheum, Ulcere and S . eta, Debility aod all Mt mm al UK:' -®n or t»a® Au.hhaSun, Safa and EC iJW®*dy, pleeeaat to take, and c-' । -nlng no mineral poteou Front the wuuty W’or*bl JtHt ** have, we netact.a few TXBTIMOSIAI-' : tam.h^S’lW gSsJSKVi IDr. W Wrart if Jmwa Bottle. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-27.pdf 9390a34098c7065948bb18e595a9f10b PDF Text Text Tift K«r>l»ucM Tift f^Epdauciyi RATES OF ADFEETIBIFG. " ~------- WffiH f IL XVIII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1873. NO. 18. PriitsiMal tfli BWW Carfi-. a lima, but was wtiling to trust to his iadgnsent If ho thought it far the Leet, oho would not my anything to keep him back. And Will want. B was veiy loneaomo for Hester after ho ru gone. Pho found horwlf count­ ing tho months over, sometime®, that mutt elapse before his return. Timo teemed to more nt a snail's pace, just because the wanted it to hurry. Tho end of the second year ttftrr: Will's departure found Heater'and her mother in th® city. A great change— ' and a sudden ono—had come into their ' lives. A mortgage about which they' had known nothing, had fidltm due, and ' th® owner of it, a hard. grasping, nserei.] leas man, had turned them out of haute . and home, with nothing but their hands between them and absolute want He®.; tor had tried, io get a living in tho little village by towing: but, u iu moat (mall, country placus, vnry litflo tewing wat dona uutoida flin, famUliw. and at last •k® l>ad to give up Ute attempt to lire in that way. Then aho limi concluded to try tho city. At first, affairs wen: on smoothly. She tad succeeded in getting plenty of work to do at fair wage® Thon her mother, never very strong, had fallen sick, and demanded a good deal of time am! care, and tho drain' upon her slender purse was frightful to think of became to littte was coming into IL * Hooter worked on resolutely. She was not one of ttoad yuuug women who give np easily. Hho felt that abo ~ui went. Her mother must not raffar, if ate did. into tho nlgbia aha ut before her (ab!o and stitelwd away as if life doiwodod ujwu iL And when the Hate a Full Stock of HARDWARE! tndudiag everything Imp! {n * fini( pla-l 0Kvcr 4-00 running in Bany County 1 I Nearly 300 «,M ’’.V "*• sitin' IR71. »oM hurt KCtuion. oO.-'t'M alrttvly tote w«M»n. THE CHILLED PLOW ! a full Jiao of extras on hand - 'CC^SJIHA-?' ST<; U JI BAKER WAGON ! i V”— “* *3^” wiu “• «• »r*- 10,000 Machines OUR CULTIVATOR DENTIST Saiiille, .’SKiafearJ chimed, suddenly, and want out Pret­ ty soon ho came back, bringing tho Hra,—In tho obedience ia th® direotiosi of th® Esacnliv® 1 have tho honor "WoH never Jet it go," ho Mid, kiss­ to traasmii to tta convention a copy of ing Heater. “I ibouldn't have found th® report <rf th® C mu TurHiTi ap­ you if it hadn’t been for this." pointed "to •.certain ihooureoei ration And to-day that pictur® liangt above their mantel in thoir pleasant home, the most cherished of alt Better’s . "oarth IHtaeerion.” Michigan, hold at Ann Arbor, ia Sep­ tember, IBM. which Metered to, Knuckle to Ohio. . (ftataa/i] ‘. Michigan Exchange. What is it ? J. P. ROBERTS & FINE NEW STOCK OF noons. DRUGS Dye StnfiH, IF YOU WANT 1’Al NTS & OILS J- TffiEMICASHSTORB Now Formers, Thu he which If maste of good tlmlwr. and proswriV put together. there fa no danger of a fataiw. Of^ll ul^p.ei iwr toUU. I doteT re—mber of taring a ^mik- fall- L. HEEP. tauwantian, PAMtB-BAXaiat M <MiM.(p>rl*l*ia«l®UM art. Onlfm |<>r tasar-ar<' Jobe Will not be Undersold. -■yrvK to: sri!ri, OLIVET COLLEGE! BASTINGS BABBLE WORKS Wi atlBtatal DgN.XI.SIJ Students esm eater the middle of the FALL TEKM. poSmY tho nortbsm bottafaryuf Cta 8ta tea ; that fin® bring ano of ths bo«n> dariaa to which tho receat act of CDagreta requires thb aomt ot th® State at Michigan by a change of her present by tho artectea of compact custtaitted iu . the aforesaid ordinance of 1787—and. winch, if aeceodod to by tho people of' I to eumy.Md ascortafa the bate sitexMiririgan, would doprire «" of all jnris- ticn. in reference to tta lata coast of dictioa over tho water® of Laho Erie, this state, of tho lino denominated by and gratuitously bretow on Ohio tho ox- the act of eoBgresn, of the 15th el Juno, ' Thanking the farmers of Barry county for their liberal nupBare she WM m tho city, and there I chniro iurinrictiou on (ho waters o( the 1836, as th® tao to be ran north sari, port in Uiff pant, we hope we shall merit it in the ftitnrv. believ-' hang the picture, and if ever she frit the said lake, from tho Penusylruaia Hoc from "th® moat northwardly capo of tta ing it is for our inaterinl interest to support hunte manufacture.-. ( need of tkotcv, eta fejt it now. Why to the month of Detroit rirer; u gift, Miami Bay," to Ita Territorial une, be­ Lujan; BiocL HW June 19, 1872. not see what could bo done with it f tho extent of which (wo hoisare) nnitlier ing the some line proporad und sulimit“ DWIOBT A M'RBALL. But tho thought of letting her picture congress, nor the state of Ohio, fully ted to tta people of this etato, for ttair go wM Uk® that of parting with an old conmrelwndod; and hare, required tho neveptaneo or rejection, as tta boundary ’ friend. Sb® hail formed an attachment people of this state to giro their assent line tataoan Mictogaa end Ohio, state that they taro carefully attendod tho .1- _r_:__ L.:» -V____ «------------ »__ ' for it that was strong and deep. Many duttea atsigued thsui, and do make the to it -toth Lto; fiktol loliowmg. to think of, Oould ata fat ily> "valley through which a rim ren foim- j? to think about tlud." she And whereas, th® LagUlaluro of this •late, without any authority derived ■Lttf .“V. from our constitution, by an act entitled may derive from it. I must net w »el- "an act, tn provide foe tin oleetfon ef dclcgato* to a rtinreuisoa," rofor par­ ea." Hie took down the pktnro and wrap­ ticularly to Mid as: of cougreos, and •oom to adopt it aa the loais of thrir ped it in a paper and wanfaut “Mother, mother!" she enod nn Lour ACflonaud to acknowledge the power later, re sta came hurrying up stairs’ theredruaonmed by evngress. dky "1 hare eold my vnetttro tot' ItDd. And wboesri Ihis conventton taking Think of that I And you can g6 fo tho into outaideoUiou th® just rights *4 \ Yre, My "Trip Hammer. " with which I make Iron* for BUGGIIX. Michigan, as rrepcct® her toutltcrn uud The invnFd smiled sadly. "You ore । SOUth-eottarn lioundary, and also her CLOTinHO. This Valuable ••MacMUrtt" I hare long felt the need of. It is one of the greal I wealing your life tut Jot me, Hcutm-," . , which enable me to sdl Buggta so LOW a® to DEFY COMPETITION. tile said, kiseir.g her daughter"1 fare; I , "God will repay you, if I never can." I HATS ATO-CArS, "You bar® paid me a thousand Medicines , law," anretreJ Heater. "AB I nak , There wwsaprt Ity littl® etocy ronooc. I of you now is, that you will get wall tu | fast at poatiHe, when we gnt away tan j BOOTS ANO SHOES, thia horrible den. Think of it, mother' । Wo ahalf bo able to see sonpjthhig ,bo । tides a great dreert of dusty old haute*, । wifli a little potvh of Hu® tky oswrtsfad, i and lot tho thought strengthen you'for , tho journey." It wss errauged tlsst tiny wore to | And two Seated Fanners’ Buffies al tear® the city on ' Monday. Tin® ar- | rougvmeBt would giro them two dare' School Boeks Sltitioneri/ to gM w»dy fa. Heater buried hurwlf । iSbiiiSi* STEmSi & licknres Heater nunal him faithfully, In tuskfag *11 needful pnqi-niticns, and 4 and attended to hi* many wants m if ho tad tarn bar faitat Th® old jnan was wonderfully grateful for Iter kfadtmsa, There wa» never before an opportunity of this kind offered in Hastlm.-®, whereby you could Jtrt a Buggy for <*> -mall nn amount of mnm-y. 1 4u not inteud tn !«•«■ iLwhe my reputation as a Kggy bulkier by relUng a «« artfete. RUSSELL & NEVINS Sweet's H°Tel> j Mr. Hilt pnwenk-J a communicate >td from Ira Smith and thirty others, in­ habitanta of Tofado, in the diluted ter­ ritory. claiming to lie ritisans of Michigen, arid as such, asking her protection, aqd eoletnnly protecting against tho' power of the convention to surrender tn Ohio the district of country lying north i Of tho Fulton line, ia which they>vo . purchaeed laud® of the general govern- . tuemi; apd thtl. inasmuch as they hare aided in forming tta constitution of the I Michigan. _. ■ ' . Au ««»k traMtUs tUeaM «*. * of congroM to divest them of their right® •nd privilege® under tho tame. Said, communication having boon rend, woe laid fen th® table. Mr. Clark .offend tho following pre­ amble and raeolution, which wm laid cu th® table and ordered to bo printed : Beeler sat before the one window in JHUrsws, Tho congress ul (lui United tho old tonrauml Louts this hut, Angnst Rial re, by an act entitled "an art, to Mafternoon, and thought. Tho doctor tatilish the 'northesn L.vundsy of tho had told her that very diy, that what state of Ohio, and to provide for th® her mother needed more than anything admission of th® elate ul Michigan into •tee wax th® pure air of her native hrtb; tho Union, upon tho conditions therein thia city air, hot. dry, dustr. wot stiffing expressed approxed Jun<> ISlh, 1S38, her. Hho would nerer be any better did enact and \l»elan> "That tho emstiunleas she could lenvn tho esty. But _ ___________ ______ __ __ _ __________ _ how to get her into th® country? Hee- people of Michigan hare formed for ter thought flu> problem over until she them»elrvs bo and tho same is hereby was disry. Bho wits half worn out, I accepted, ratified and confirmed ; and bcrm-lf, with overwork, and thn rent that tho said tiato of Michigan shall be was duo, and several thing® must bo and It hereby declared to be on® of tho had right awsr. And taking all three United Btatoe of Asncrica, and is hosoby into runsideration, where was tho money admitted into the Union, upon an equal to eonwi from to take her mother to the I footing with tho original state® In Ml paradise of green fieldc and^widc, blue roopecte whateouver,*’ dicreby ocknowledging out constitution as republican, and in areecdnnce with tho cunsfitaiioc of tho United eta toe. and tho ordinance Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS ______ Jg-! -. — On motion of Mr. Drake the docu­ ments received tan the tfaaretaiy of State together with the Ota pewMBted by Mr. Wing taring been read, aa fol­ lows were ordered to be printed. TF.1UU BKABOXABLK. Union Bleak, over lfo«ou Qwh Hose. 020100010129150200 �laruirr hiapU*saut u*l tradable exsay. on ■‘Motion in Plants.**’ James Jackson Jstvot, tho well-known writer on art, contributes a very interesting account ot “Mrs. Browning's English Homo." Tfe* deportment* of Muek. Art. and Uteatnm,ara-racli wril dilted. with good solid reading matter, fully main- was wrecked on tho Chicago and Alton mark upon tho pageo of history ; who Railroad, near Lemont, an Saturday ho* conferred a benefit upon his country LmU has given an account of fee acci­ that will be ramemlxrod by the latest dent from which tho following extract* geueraliou, bo aland* without an equal for plainness of manner and unaffected simplicity of character. He ia one ef those rare exception* among public mon pick up a newspaper to trad, bet the test thing that moots the eye—“Anoth­ er smaah up.oa the------ R.B." On tho I (Sth rest, there occurred one ol the esgo and Alton Roe!, that was ever witnesaod. We give elsewhere a state­ ment by Mr. A. 8. Burgos*, conductor on tho paaaenger train, which collided with a freight train, and whereby many Uvea were lost There certainly is a great responsibility resting upon some­ body in tho above case, and the ques­ tion ia, is there no hopes of our railroad managers securing some way wherebypeople, when trarating upon railroads, can ride without fear of being killed before they rorah thoir place of destina­ tion. We think there should certainly bo alrefcnn in this direction, and tho following from tho Detroit Daily Tri­ toms of tho 23d in»t^ meets our views exactly, and wo hope tho suggestion* may be speedily acted upon: friend, but ofiener without His movetuenls uro slow, as if ho believed in tak­ ing things easy, when there was no »*cearity of being In a hurry. He would bo called a alow walker; ia fact, given s’certain distance to walk and nine out of ten would beat him, but none would appear Im fatigued at the end of the journey. U«s walking i* in keeping with his general character. What he lacks in nervous activity he makes up in reliability, firmnees, endurance. He is more substantial than brilliant. This ia noted in his conversation. Plain, matter-of-fact expression* fall from bis bps. What he ha* to say Js said in a few words A alow talker, ho improel>g~ihi«l<-riUnda hie subject thoroughly, fed any* lees then be think*. You leave his preeenco g’ith a pleasant impreaxion of feo man. You vote him a gentleman in every sense of the term, and if you forgot what be said, yuu will not soon forget fee unassuming tinner ‘‘The Chicago TnKow reasons with phe on the Chicago ft Alton rood prove* feat there exists a nvcearity for some change ia the present system of opera­ ting raflway tinea Nearly all fee hoary traffic railroads now claim to manage their train* by telegraph through •*» train duspairher." In point , of fact, huworur, the uiovciuauta of train* are merely reported tn him, and it is only te cane of delays, ete., that ho telegraphs order* directly to tho con­ , ductors. It certainly would s«m as if it would be wire to enlasgo that officer'* authority, and make hi* direction nw#*sary before n train can kava any Hatian on tho fine. Now conductor* while ‘•on time" hare ‘■the right of way" ac­ cording to the grade* of their trams, and uro required to lock out for each other according to certain fixed rub-*, and within this limited discretion they make long runs without any iaatnic-' tions from the train dispatcher. At tho' unporalist, even if the people clamored for the conversion. is beyond our com­ prehension. Uwe believed the Oppo- ridiculous talk, we would ask them to describe the means to be employed to bring about thia wonderful transforma­ tion of personal character. But we pre­ sume the charge ia kept standing bocause it is the only cte loft for Demoe­ racy to practice upon. Charge* rotating tn what has been can bo va*ily proved tor divproWd. When you come to deal wkli'tbe future we can only judgj it by tho past- Tho Dnnocrary are woltons to coin charges out of, the un­ known future, but when they are driv­ en to that cxtAmity they must nut axpect sotiriblo poojje to accept Dcesocratic pfophocy a» equal to verified trutli. When tho sun aud tho moonexchange places, or. what i* squally improbable, the Detaocralic party be­ comes noted for its honesty, then wo ' may look out for king* in this country — ‘ not before. If we ouull be assured of whkh their locanotiTM met. In this case Um co^darter Beane, of the coal train, octet *Uh ““““I roeklceaaesa, in violation also of tho plain rales of tho road, and with horribly fetal results. It is certain that if the Chicago A Al­ ton regulations bad made it notwessry fpr him to hold his tram at Lemont un­ til directed to start out by tho Bloom­ ington officer, who had also boon duly advised by telegraph of tho movements of tho express, this particular accident Wo haw ao dieporitfon to taU into tho common error of genoraiixing too broadly farm a single occurrence of this kind, but at least ooa other important Tax September number of ff’ewTt ZZeoNdeU Xsyem./ is cn our tabfo. Wo always have a good word to any for this publication—it is such a whole-souled book—co wide awake, so Indy and cotortainiug, yet always w chaste and rofined. It is a regular little go-ahead, too, as comparison between it" numbers will prove. Wo kern that tho firm of 8. 8. Wood A Co., dissolved in March last, the Co. (8. E. Bhutee, Mayor of Newburgh,) retaining poseeesion of the magazine mailing IL V. Osborne (Ten­ ormin) as editor. Ho, though the pub liestiou rcalfy rhangvd hands, it has not suffered from (ho management bl a new publisher or now editor, but Jtodvr the redoubled efforts of its energetic pro­ prietor, has gained new force and new attractiveness. l*rice only one dollar a conferance with the Ute Indians some time during the present month. The exposition building is being rapid­ ly pushed to completion. Tho exmbi­ the meadow*. Tho other engine burnt tion space has all been taken and thorn at the same time. A man—I don’t is every prospect of a very successful know who it was—ran up to me, shriek­ ing with agony, and throw himself Into my arms, I tried to hold him, but his clothes lore off him, and feo flesh came off with them. I was nearly stunned at fee sight. Them wore a dozen or mores stripped itark naked, running up and down, craxy wife pain. They were (earing at their bodies, and~feannjf off great handsftil of flesh. Tho psaMDgers behaved admirably. They took up t!io victims and carried them into the coaches. I told them to bring them into the ricoping car, and they did. First thing I knew tho ladies. God blew them! were tearing up their undof^ clothing to bind up the sufferers. Why, Sir, iu half a minute they hud scarcely anything left on them. There was round one man’s hand a laoe handknrohief tliat must have cost a email for­ tune. I could not stand that any long­ er. I did not care what tho company •aid, ao I just gave order* to open tho the throne of France by a party of le­ gitimise Ho acoepte. The Honaparti st* party is also active. It dues not worn likely that the name of republic l will be Ling retained. The late Rufus Drdgv, of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, a bachelor, loft the Fox Lake Female Coltogn, Ripon Cob loco aad Belloit College KutaRJ each, and fcW0W to found a foaxate *.mir.a- ot .MS. k. h.. . VEBY 1AB0B BTOCT. W .Ml.. 4 iVEXIY EOWE81 ll.Jh.TES .'Uw-Soekor -m-riSTES AWZ> LlfiUOBS, *. Kami l>nESCBUTIOS.S CABEEULLY COMPOUNDED SIDEBOARDS al fc DfflfflG ROOM numruBE, n arrant HALL TREES. 8KCRETARIKR. BOOK CASES, and everything fotiml la a Flrst-ClaM Estal.ltahinciit, eau be prorated byMlllwK«n.■VELBOft. MATTEK A CO., 29 A 31 Cnnal Street, IGmff GRAND RAPIDS. Also a Fino Assortment of TV C MI’SIC’, -A.T TVljJVV YOItK I*RICES T ■>-11-.* D-”?'* w Streets, Haatinga. J t'OH ... Tua Rxrcauc for August is at hand with its usual matter of political intor- Aiistis ii tie Haitius Baner. her. And here let us remark, that no |»r*on, who would Im jostod or have the moot reliable jwlitical information, i should be for a moment without the Rf\foMi». Terras |2 per year in advance. i Address the Republic Publishing Co., I Washington, D. C. THE PRAIRIE CORH-SHELLEB. New Advertisements. L1EE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! WATERCOLOR AND OILS, BOOZER A FIANDERS, S3 Canal Street. Grand Rapids. SEND F^R CATAlX^UErf lost bare thus far been rwwnd, sad sttrnral are still missing. Colonel George F. McFarland, of Penn., one of the dulogaha from the United Stales to the Good Tmnplar* Leagne of England, spoke nt several State is timberloa*. South of tho Ptatte Eivoc lumber for building* is : chiefly obtained from Chicago or tho Misri*lippi Hirer, via the Railroad running westward from Burlington. But such lumber to oxponaivu, one-third more so than in New England, and many a pio­ neer has no money, or next to none. How then can a poor man obtain a bottaeT-He can bcud a sod house biaiaolf, incurring no axpenae whatever ex­ cept foe a door aad window which he can buy ready made for W at say rail­ road station. Th*:*od-buuto builder finds hi* mater­ ial ready to bi* hand, in every furrow and 1J verpool, at Meh of which he «U reouivod with great uiithuriaam. A Farmer uamod Geo. A- Knappen. of Richland. Ksdnmamo county, Mich., hung hi* v**t on the fenco aud went to work. A cult cuiue along and chewed Novella's Cheap Music- । । ' . ! ello’s Cheap Editions Bunner baa a series of three msgnificcnt views in tlw Rocky Mountains, made expressly for tfe ^ifew. In three days of Yellowstone expeditions and ex­ cursion* to thi* famous region, those IfarcrMni, -¥o. I full-psgo view of Clear Crook Canon, i Roeiqi Mountains, opens up tho wonderfcl grandeur o! tho*. hidden solitude* 1 in a way to make thorn seem real; a ’ largo picture oi the Snowy Rango of > 1 ' : witohiug young woman confined in n riroog tower to keep her from her lover. MriMm Hou*, a Now Yock artist, has a fefepogt, study ot “Brookrido Will- Go to the Banner Office IforFOTE JOB WORK. fie trial of Mto jfates iMfc.i. tat- ' Juek, Setemakte, Meek hastefeiHit fe-Uok. has rrowttadi. their eon- , wtera oftb.smrtA.ta.Mdl XWby i New Styles. F PIANO lOKtKil-ASSlCS, » the Rocky Mountains, girm one tho im­ ’ prosrioa that all tho world ia made ol mountain*. A chatming fuli-page pio­ * tart after Lajouno, a French artist, Out of this prairie quarry rerts to agriculture are found prowling Straw. around a neighborhood, talkteg loud about wino days labor of one man sufficss to complete a sod-houso fifteen foot .. . . ... dwelling wnrpanics would by Ma plea be enabled to eras the wcragaof fee fenaer and tha place that pan of their management, nohihty of hto aneiort calling, effur which is fiM noet closely related to tho safety of their pwuagm, iafee harnU New Scales New Prices. sine than the September uGAtot. Europe and America have been laid unde* contribution to tarnish the most marvaUosuly beautiful picturoe which fee be« artists can produce. Mr. A- F. ~ €Sr O €> X> ® S..Tre CUWIMU8. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in BACOIfc& KARRS’ Magarino, Newburgh, N. Y. mancx, but it is Mrictly true, cad I think you would like to bear the utaty There waa a craiy follow on his w»y tb the asylum at. Jacksonville. He was noisy and dangerous, and was baud cuffed and placed in the smoking-cur when we toft Chicago. Just after tho, explosion a young ' _____________________ _ ___ ItoU her lie would be looked alter, and tried to quiet hur down, but *ho ».mid not remain still. I was afraid of her get­ ting into trouble. Sho told me bur brother was crazy, and could not look after hinunll. I triad to keep her fur a hitherto lived on their wita and follow­ ed ths Democratic party into the last ditch, have suddenly hod a new revela­ tion, which directs them to fee sbovri and tta> boo to rrtrioyo tluir loot for­ tune*. They call themaelvee fanu#r*. and borrow their neighbor*’ reai*n to ride through the town upon, ao as to impcesa the lever* of agriculture with the idea that they belong to fee Pat­ trona of Husbandry. Tree, few ot theeo newly-fledged farmer* can toll tho differanco between a cabbage and a turnip; but in their shirt alecrea, wife a scythe wo advise the genuine former to keep a sharp eye “P°“ these broken-down pohucal books. with gad-stick in hand and ek/ver seed ia fecit hair, coma rrEJI mid (J OEEEE CHAMBER 8BTT«. price S6.00, including Chromo* illsgw • Bello" and •■Crossing tho Moor." James Sutton ft Co., publishers, M Maiden Laqu, N. Y Tho government troop* eeem'to be gsining ground. Th® ealuon property of Milwaukee is put down a* worth 1160,000. Thia is asido from stock of liquor*. Cholera to reported at Warren coun­ ty, Illinoi*. It prorail* extensively In Girard county, Kentucky. A colony of 160 familie.. is being orgamxed at Indianapolis. Many pro­ pose to settlo in Southern California. Loox Oct rox Tax Pounjctaxa—The Democratic politicians of the West have ^^Mitly Hevelopod a wonderful ioclina'^xs for farming- Fellows that have r larg* sympathy for the former’* xoo-ntaout, sad hope that U will succeed ia bringing about a healthy reform ia th* ' not with ms kwratodgs of Jfe> where­ abouts of • ringfe team uml-niLliad re­ liance upon fee MteMy to iratracrira* of aom* oW frshx manager st same unknown point «u tho line. Ttus al­ teration ia the feiotteg igutem would bo my Hfe," **>d ho. "have I witnessed such a sight It vm tho fifth collision in which I was a participant, but never did I sec *uch utter mj»ery. In th* meadows on cither ride of the track J," GENUINE BARGAIN* ■ PARLOR GOOODS living until thia change takao place, Msthu.-elahS yean would be a* infancy compared to our ripe old ago. 1 upon an ox cart, just as their neighbors। pose home from the post office, it would. require ctooe taspectfost to detect the, hungry politician beneath the diaguiae GOOD ! “F. W." has a chatty attic!# “Conooroing Costums." *” ‘ ' Bottle," ia । J It is amusing to those who have a personal knowledge of tho rimpUcity of character which dirtinguiaba* Proekloat Grant, to read the riUy * dulgod in by some of the ( per* about his tendency UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. fbody -ft iivlied tb call and kxiiifrine the fi:w nt<»ck consulting of ■' Coffees, A A TJ- jocrCASH PAW FOR BUTTER A] SMITH, MANEE & PR] Grttnc, �Tn« R>«r'|*u«M| If the wholesale petes at rigox* ia any criterion aa to their roof worth, awely A few doaee of Dr. Ransom's Hive Jute Nobles baa the boot tot ever brought Byrep and Tolu, or Honey Syrup, will I..-thte city. n ... Wood, who . . into Dan has stop your cough and haul your lungs. berm holding forth in the grocery, to ITiyeiclana use and prescribe it. Only ba«x> and cigar line on the romer with 35 cwnf per bottla Jute, sold out a few days rinse to Jute, Ihaaxuou, Dnurxar, on Buxwr and among the stock ware several boxes Ftvx.—Take ono teupooaful of Dr. of cigars, and after Wood had been Milter's Magnetic Balm, put into tea­ gone a day or on. Jute found that tho cup of water sweetened wall with white rigiriboxro each rootaumd but few sugar, end drink within a half hour, cigars each, as ths boxes wen about Ito pest tho dose every liour or two, if throe fourths full of paper and just cigars enough on tup to hide the paper. Whether Jute will over get satisfaction from Wood, remains to bo soon. iteaux. may not be ro fortunate, w. propoeo to give them some idea of tho grounds and locality. Their ground, are s>t»»l^l -l . . . WiJKr-. mA f-r nun—M. J*k«sH .... ... 1 IL.VJ. I micHti. dancing hall, with fifteen high French window, opening to the floor. Above are the slocpinK aportmmts, high and airy, with a piaxm extending cs> throe •idee, giving a fine view of the lake and Vs-t. ™ country around ; a good cmumodious barn "on the cs»L and|boat house ou the south ou the shore ; ice house <m the north, also ctoee to shor^Kikhen or XSi rook room attached to Uie main bmlding, with stove, rooking utensils, dishes, As.—a complete outfit to supply a fam ily or party of thirty to forty pereons. The grounds are the finest around the lake. Nature spared no pains to make ttvm Uaufiful. Lying high and dry and sloping off gently to the lake, where the shore ia lined with huge boulders, which have lain there and been wavewashed through the centnriee that have pawed since the era that mark, their jourm-j hither, whoa man was not, “when dukneee covered the deep.” There is, too, the "Lovers' Rock," wtigbidujtemy, many tons, (and wo marked a wril-boaten pathway to that stxtl) and almost wished wo were young again. It «<Wmod that sitting there, with ajuight, bewitching moon, giving it«:r * U llf.LXK*. h. LOCALS Dr. L. W. Faulkner, of Champaign, HL, says: “I have been selling Krom Fever Tonic for several years past, un­ der a warrant to euro, and have had but one instance of failure. Ftcm what I use of its action, I believe it will euro in Marty-nine casso in every hundred." Hoch testimonials as this certainly indi­ cate merit ia thia ague modkina Tba tveying them to the proprietors warrant it to euro ague A loek up. Which caused them to yell fire box of pills ia each wrapper J. P. and also murder. Thuy were however Roberts A Co., will furnish it. locked up, and on the following inornixid their fines and went on their way -rojohing Tho Hose Company take this oppor­ Gsus Law.—Bctow wo give tho tew tunity to return their thanks to tho for the protection of game as amended public generally fur tha patronage ex­ tended to the Company at thvir ball ou at the last trouou of the'Legislature; Sec. 1. “Tfo Psseb auu tf tho 20th, inst, and also to individuals Jfisk^ea Mart,. That no persons shall pursue, or bunt, or kill any wild elk, wild buck, doe, or fawn, save only dur­ ing the months of October, November, and Doeember in each year; or kill or destroy by any means whatever, any woodcock until niter tho fifth day of Ju­ INm» s Exvkscr ia by no means a ly ; or aay (irairie chicken, or pinnated “euro allit only cures diseases that grouse, ruffled grouse, rosumonly called partridge w pheasant, er aay wood deck, are acted on by similar agents teal duck, or mallard duck, save only troui the first day u( September in each year to tha first day Of January next licit ilpjt# |litice;. Mondaye arivale at tha Hastings Rouse. Hon. Birney Hoyt, Frank Seymour, Grand Rapids ; IL H. Brown, Battle Croak; L. T Osborn, Ctoviand, Ohio; Ed H. Williams, Detroit; A H Ellis, Middleville; J. I- Holmes, Jack­ son; W. H. Wood. N. Y ; P. IL Chrroll, Chicago; C. M Atkins, Toledo, O.; and Jno. H. Batea, Katomaano. Torpeniug aad Fimas, IP, 1873. wife, Constantino; Chas. Allen. Bagiasw Wnxuxa A Wiumt, Mrs. Co. City; C. Aldoa, Howard City ; L. Clark, 625 AroeAroy, Are Fori Bettie Creek ; and A. Knupfol, Chicago Awarded GlfuJ Medal on Progress, Grand Modal of Merit, and tho only Hewing Machine Cotnfiany reroiuu.otsJcd by tho International Jury for the square to be dug np and destroyed. Grand Diploma of Honor. Now we hope tho Comtuoa Council will rro that the rams thing bo dene about our elreets, aa tha said streets abound with dock, thiailm, burdocks and other Drugg i «t thing around, a fellow could talk love. tno.-.nsbins, flipperjig and tomfoolery to his and her heart's content, and then re­ . tiro to those ssfl fasrey rewfas and ro- 1' Vit! paid a short visit to tho Union pose. Oh, how sweat I We could not. School building thia morning, and found after looking the matter over carefully, tho workmen ell buoy u boor. There make but few suggestions to add to th4 beauty and convenience of the grounds i A well should be dug, affording good wise, with such workmen os Henry ' Lewie, Lt&*etc. Tho building will be water with very bl tie expense, and tha bwflili nga whites ashed would add much' ready for occupancy, on or about the ini of October. /Our party proper consisted ol D. IL X'ook and wife, Marshy end little Will, SPECIAL NOTICE. THE GREAT FIRE,’ Which burnt usariy XX) buildings oa July Utb fortunately did sol. loach our Htore, and wo shall offer great Bav- “IIIIW SffllTPE” OF OHB EKTIRE STOCK FOB MEN AND BOYS SUMMER ' CLOTHINC COST.” ollen d a first class, all-rail route from St. Louis to Texas, either over tho Mis­ souri. Kansas A Texas R. R , via Sedal­ ia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific IL IL, via Vinita. For maps, time tables, in­ formation ns to rates, rout**, Ac., wo 13312333 AT* pany offers 1,200,000 aerro af land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from |3 to 111 per acre, on seven years' time, with free transportation from 8tLmis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools, church­ es and law-abiding society invite emi­ grants from ell points to tliis land of fruits and ttowerv. For [articular. ad­ dress A. Tuck, Land Cnuunisnonor, St­ STIflCTL^-OflE I School Inoks, a full amortment cvn, stonily on hand at tho City News Depot 15 . :«i CANAL STREET, A BRAN NEW SHOW. Caskets, Cufflns. Burial fiol^ Am, in Central Michigan. Personal atleudancv aud good Hearse will l*> furnished to cuitonmn throughout the rounty free of charge. 17tf 4ki.su, Burn A Co. MCE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE nu Don Henderson, says : “I1. T. Bar­ The Bmu ia tho bust advertising num, (excepting Furepaugh}, ia the big­ medium ia tho Couaty of Barry, haring gest humbug " Now Don what has nearly double tha circulation of any I*. T. ever done to you that you should thor paper in tha County. tf try to detract from his reputation ? Everybody known bo is tha Pniaer of humbugs. 'A. D. Cook and wife and little Minnie, Mrs. 8. H. Cook. Miee Abby Bmith, Cheater Maeser and wife, ourself end wife./Wewere vi.itwl byTTUBoFand wBo and daughters from Prairieville, Mr*. Wilbur and daughter from Bowell. Dr. IL C. Tumor and wife, Dr. H. J. Turner ami friend from Allegan Oo^ | CapL John A. Tumor. Clifford Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Nichols, Misa Alice Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wing of OrGold 115 7-B. angwvillc. Mr. and Mr*. Itobert Mar­ shall of PrairieviHa. And with singing, (.Tandy end warm. fishing, sailing, boat racing, playing croquet, whist, bathing, strolling Tha Circuit Court has adjourned amongst tho rocks along shore, visiting be bald at East^aginaw. Not ao how­ the c aaeadao and tho grounds of the four ever; it is to ha at Grand Rapids, other elube oo the Lake, made up aeesk- Sept., 15th, ICth, 17th, 18th, HHh, and ■ou of real enjoyment. On oao trip out Wu hailfl the Plainwell wail with, “what Truly Dewitt Hkillmao. of Barry, is boat is that F" unfortunate. But a few weeks slnoo bo bad four homes killed by lightning, and ‘Where doaa she hail from I” □o Thursday of last week, during a kns.—•‘Williams" Island." . is being delivered ou Btato heavy storm, the wind unroofed his ‘What is aba laden with T" -paraiory to paving. Tn Gaut Cnieseu Jvxttxx is noth­ ing in oomparison to the imtnenae bussneeo l.-eing earriod on by Jim Sattoa. Jim is on Jefferson Street, aad does were lesmsss than ony other iastitalioa of the kind in Hastings Hl. store is always full, prices low for saw ar ready par, and would tike to have the public call on him before they sfaaafer their money at tho higher priced nooerias. Grooerico of every drecription both light and heavy. Give him a call. Jeflbreon 8t June 4th. tf GRAND 11 A.1 ’IDS, MICH P. T. Barnum’s SALT GREAT TRAVELING MUSEUM, BARLOAV & GOODYEAR THE C-3B Keep a lurge uupply <>r Salt for sale nt Ixiweat market rales, in their Brick Warebouxe. nBMivrtmwatsntaatEimi tux Inta 1V1 HiKTAO'Fi'R.lEj 10 Barrel lots »d<1 more aoW to defilerx at a very small ad­ vance above Cur-load Rates. AND WORLD’S FAIR. Light and Heavy Groceries, Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, pi/IE LUflBEU fUlffll^D I/I Mt L04» LOTS. ■ udidraln visited tho western CITY The thanks of our party are tendered to the many friends who visited ua, r the hills of New Hampshire who, with their happy heart., and fare, made our trip to Gun Lake, an optoido Hayfocd is spending a few oa Hte's journey that will linger tong tho State of New York with in fond memory, and to Capt John A, Turner the repicial thank, ol .the party are tendered far taking charge of the aril boat, and taking ua safely on many a pleasant trip, and for Mo novel way of landing the Pilgrim, at Hemlock Point, whoa viriting oteoadaa. Wo shall toag re move bar our trip to Qua lake, aa oao of tho happy spoi*. aad hope it may be our good fartuao to visit there agam, »!». Ih—14■1’’ Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Il has mrvarbMB oar tot to attend * more civil, or mare afeMy conducted dance than the <mo give* at Union Hall by tho Hose Boys' «a tbooveaiuR ‘h“ 20th, inst PATENT COOLER! Rowers new brick is being rush*! •kng, a. all buriaeoo is wbea sepesto taad-d by Buba. Thejbig Postern are out for our rounty fair, sod ws hop* they smtf bo wrilM*klered over the cuuaiy. / Dr. E. F. Brow a inform, us that be shall return to thia city this week a^d JOB PRINTING �this point was carried nt tho polls with | bid two dteeming rotes. Work aw the bridge will begin soon, tho contract-. or having agreed to take the bond., > which are to run IK years. The Bail-1 CURES road Company offers' very roasouablo inducements lor the erection of public Kite uniatism. Scalds, Lameness, buildings and a commodious sc tool Neuralgia, Borns, Sorrnexs, bouse will bo erected during this fall. 1 The new corner, who expects to find Korv Throat, Bolls, Wounds, here a barren and uniutoreeting naite Ulefcrs, Bruises, is sfrwiably surprised and feels asham­ Plies, Sprains, ed of his prejudice. The tdcosing lay of the land, the fancied bluff, in tho Toothache, ___ . Old __ Sores, Colic, west and north, the picturesque ArkanAll Hemorrhages, i sa. with its thickly wuodod islands and V. Dlarrlia-a, j tall cottonwood trveo, upon its banks, the clean and cosy looking new bouses j of the closely built village, tho depot ; with .he suirounding railway apparatus. ; and tho ondlcMi iron jiaralells of tha . railway itself, form io oil a landacap I of (wculiar chanif and you wonder how I far wet ilbs to that traditional Amari'can (teert of Alkali, HaftekroOey AUGL’HT, -1H7U. BtcHic.E ctinnti o.«. Grand River Villay Division -■ste tsShsKtsfaraKsu Fwt'XL-CiSrXiaASaX'nr.'AtfSttMte •hrtrslM. SXBOBWW-TCt.tS'r isixs-tr ■unaawfiEs l:Xr'.a™.“i':s S s- st aaaatytxrtmyaa ss&astrJSirx. '.wya! tK:X”-i:r5^.SisnSfe EmSmS K ■fcsSx; nrttnsawrs-.' . lido aa.1 lctaro.1 Ikaoakl »■ ika ro t lid dar Jalr. ■ —.tfWSJtt at isaar. n. <~Tn iitS-S ~r )•■(. AlM.lkeMaUiMM«<rortN«( »s alsssrur.t rertisn A. tills loysihls The Germania Colony in Kansas The German people all orer the Bait- j urn aad Northern btatre of our count-' ry and in Canada are taking a lively interest in tho prugrx-w of the German coloairation enterprise of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fo Railroad Cura-; pany, in the Great Arkansas Valley, and , Mr. C. B. Schmidt, the General German agent of tho company, baa found it neceMary to trmpfoy extra help to aasiat I him in satisfying the popular clamor fur ‘‘particulars” ontho subject From the /"V Z"\ 5 0,000 00 I S412.80 eMHW.j.af. I Hall. a. to*1--- Jralm Wi >ii»LEizi:i> surt Miro IlwcMraud Mr, Slow,. At VINECAR BITTERS ■Jia Balm SINE’S Gorman Department of tho Load office, | /'/M ‘el and tho decided bnsineos-tone of tha letnterprise tars received there, we are led to judge that EUoutoad, the central point of the eoleny, is destined to bo Lb German bc town of Ksn.se; tot not farmers and • Two I*rfaM61,000 2 I nnrrunifWO utockratecrs only, but artisan., profess­ taSSEfc SIMMS ional, and business men are taking steps to indsntify themselves with the move-; mont;—and well they may, tor the sur­ rounding country has al! the attributes, that warrant tho growth and prosperity" of a largo oxnmorcial and industrial community. Our State is to be con­ gratulated upon the acquisition of a class of attest, who. as n rule, bare proven highly uutrumental in tbo de-| velopment of tbo natural resource's <-i any region, which they hare made their <SttFT .E FmImI ar.e £aiw.i Lock t ;Joon-..’ng Complexion. . SS“Tj=rd O Gnu (W PnMIMB ii toi! The ‘•Germania colony” L made up of lands Irelonging to the counties of Burton, Rice, Htaffurd and Bono. 1: extends fat 30 miles North and South and 12 miles East and Wmt, cvntain»in all 860 sections of land, or 230. acres, of which 100,7CO acres bu-: long to tho Rail read company. The re-: morning 120,640 teres are Government[ land aad subject to homesteading and j pre-emption. You may travel from tbo • mouth of the Arkansas in the snnuy I south, back to its snow.hid birth-place, amid the glaciers ot Mount lanroln. and | nowhere along those 2'X.hi miles uilD you find, a My of laud, that in u richer i G. R. V. EXTENSION__ ,awm ET /■"* ‘•fail S £iEr.;v,_ h -tewoT. LIVE agesi ™ stok GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON LSSSSt’ > tl.al.ro. fi. AFRICA Michigan Central R. R. turttsniSs: •van .t th. roi. orro. ■>»> m W. E. KFAMEri a 00,, FLOUR MERCHANTS New Book for Agents Wild Life in the Far West' A. N. SABIN, Floir & Grain Ceaaiwtiii Mmtait, Cathartic Pills, The Babcock FLOUR; GRAIN. TUBE AND HEED .CHAMPION. .... *<■«"« ’ aril. A. Ute. at IM, r «VU*k is ike at-; is Uuuk ■E"«< M<nro«. roe.Oar! Vk.-.-S'S •XtlS.'iiMC.'ttffi ft- »»».■%?«•. rsfz“' ■trew. r^si.'ritK.v.ula SUT.; en up, goes to show that this |>eculiarity is amply s^peeciauat Ite stock-! man seeks cheap lands, with pleuty of i healthy watett.hu fiisd* it in thax par-1 tion of the coloby. which extends South ( of the Arkansas river, at prim rang­ ing from Slopes acre, with Inxuruiut I {future and an abt>uAauc<> of dear' spring* and creeks. The agriculturist' knows what that black mellow «.il, from fire to ten frwt doep can produce, and j he rolecte his quarter wxlion from among the lands lying north of tha riv* | er or in the bottom along both iu banks, i Large crops of Cora and Oata hare I bs»en grown horn for years and all sort* o! gsrdeu-truck due. tina!y. Melon., Bumpkins, Kjuaalic., Unuuut and route of all kinds attain fabulous dinsetisiaas. The iaitu-rasu hards of butfulo which j Oar |teU.”:.UI »rt । |.| K rc-r- .» ! •. roika .an «.r,« .mi ■ irctotuTsiSurst' j ... Uh. i. ,n ll< «... >n , ■ is. matx eV brorr b.s er.u telsr (k. iro-^ »Un IS. Ckrse roU CMair. sit IhsMteafM. UCTitOIT-rellbttoil. V.-.I>.T.»1MJ>.I4L ''' u*"'“u’ «*“»-a.,e. BOILER DODD'S WORKS. e lMSSEaWte«a <•-■■■ NERVINE DOES IT! L. N. MIXER'S plainae the general dry and perched appennmeo of the wild land all along the Arkansas Valley. But lot us break that thin crust of dry sod, and what do wo find but a mellow, moist alluvial sail. :iU £ Scrofula Syrup! iSgfewisSaS notnentm is easily accounted for, shon the facta are understood. The bed of EPIDEMlt^DisEASES4 JooW w m.-. io isi van—w. tor aartlsB. ■ raxvxxro st cui< wmoRiuu I Aiimisj ii tic W Bauu. * MnOtataaiil<iMffl ‘ PltoTftl Datar aid ffimuit. Brt Wane nJactai i'Sariiw a ro .. tncmo.V, AND TltE SOUTH, nos ... ur cukmio rim. (TH O LERA. sand and gravel, and tho robot];! of the adjacent lands conaisriag of tho same material, the superabundant waters tfntd themselves through tea subsoil, MSI Mstamud OKU .srcncbltdiMlon modietee. It to nnre<te<! by Phyre it hi fa­ il I pesfttvrty ewre I, 8TTHWJ9 Ittfri, KITEU\UXQ. GOVT- G01TRV. \bi:oxcniT!^ xrnvora DEI) 1 LITT. INCH"\IENT cojrsvifPT10N, 'sad sR ffisrtws arising from an th.pcre'cvmhffnn of the Blood. B«at! for cur ntwatuua AxxaTir, in which yrrt wilt find rertiEratrs from rsliaUa anil truMVorthy ri.y«iwa Mluirfcrs of the Grape! and ousts. Di. St. UIU.a Iter, st MlsaS«^wy.ne keamaS it h nawaf fcasndi ailirtm SlssaB.eWliwn.i mcMK - Eruptive and Cutancou« I such aa fit. Anthony's Fire Jiose or Erysipelas, Pltnplcs, Blotch. Postules. Boils. Tumors, Tetter ..r roll Rheum. Ulcers andfiore>, Dysjiepsis, INbillty and all Itnpurt'-Ie* <4 the blood. *■ Hixeb’s s< roui la fivuvr Lo-, dr* Ing the.twat fcw yeare, cured tl. cJBds of sufTerlnif pattenta |n all pcut|> ftba country. It is the > SctcrscTLuIi im INO CaK ks.MjAteLn Ltell <•<*■ M WTK1MM. Price. *1,00 per Settle, GIVEN Wa SatMl sa litpal Otromo. wssaicJ .st rest, tor Enuntog, Ins to evvry Agrel fir . OMlmUttlwiwtoi UNDERGROUND tin nuw °TNE samm ‘ B T T803. W. r.V0X. WSBagtt betavo.. 180 FiairHngritvi ngi„ Bateta. lasteaato aid Aaatomis “■• Jftwri.asssrw^'fi.l MW >B PRINTING .WwUftfc- 'ANTED � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-08-27.1.pdf 9390a34098c7065948bb18e595a9f10b PDF Text Text Tift K«r>l»ucM Tift f^Epdauciyi RATES OF ADFEETIBIFG. " ~------- WffiH f IL XVIII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1873. NO. 18. PriitsiMal tfli BWW Carfi-. a lima, but was wtiling to trust to his iadgnsent If ho thought it far the Leet, oho would not my anything to keep him back. And Will want. B was veiy loneaomo for Hester after ho ru gone. Pho found horwlf count­ ing tho months over, sometime®, that mutt elapse before his return. Timo teemed to more nt a snail's pace, just because the wanted it to hurry. Tho end of the second year ttftrr: Will's departure found Heater'and her mother in th® city. A great change— ' and a sudden ono—had come into their ' lives. A mortgage about which they' had known nothing, had fidltm due, and ' th® owner of it, a hard. grasping, nserei.] leas man, had turned them out of haute . and home, with nothing but their hands between them and absolute want He®.; tor had tried, io get a living in tho little village by towing: but, u iu moat (mall, country placus, vnry litflo tewing wat dona uutoida flin, famUliw. and at last •k® l>ad to give up Ute attempt to lire in that way. Then aho limi concluded to try tho city. At first, affairs wen: on smoothly. She tad succeeded in getting plenty of work to do at fair wage® Thon her mother, never very strong, had fallen sick, and demanded a good deal of time am! care, and tho drain' upon her slender purse was frightful to think of became to littte was coming into IL * Hooter worked on resolutely. She was not one of ttoad yuuug women who give np easily. Hho felt that abo ~ui went. Her mother must not raffar, if ate did. into tho nlgbia aha ut before her (ab!o and stitelwd away as if life doiwodod ujwu iL And when the Hate a Full Stock of HARDWARE! tndudiag everything Imp! {n * fini( pla-l 0Kvcr 4-00 running in Bany County 1 I Nearly 300 «,M ’’.V "*• sitin' IR71. »oM hurt KCtuion. oO.-'t'M alrttvly tote w«M»n. THE CHILLED PLOW ! a full Jiao of extras on hand - 'CC^SJIHA-?' ST<; U JI BAKER WAGON ! i V”— “* *3^” wiu “• «• »r*- 10,000 Machines OUR CULTIVATOR DENTIST Saiiille, .’SKiafearJ chimed, suddenly, and want out Pret­ ty soon ho came back, bringing tho Hra,—In tho obedience ia th® direotiosi of th® Esacnliv® 1 have tho honor "WoH never Jet it go," ho Mid, kiss­ to traasmii to tta convention a copy of ing Heater. “I ibouldn't have found th® report <rf th® C mu TurHiTi ap­ you if it hadn’t been for this." pointed "to •.certain ihooureoei ration And to-day that pictur® liangt above their mantel in thoir pleasant home, the most cherished of alt Better’s . "oarth IHtaeerion.” Michigan, hold at Ann Arbor, ia Sep­ tember, IBM. which Metered to, Knuckle to Ohio. . (ftataa/i] ‘. Michigan Exchange. What is it ? J. P. ROBERTS & FINE NEW STOCK OF noons. DRUGS Dye StnfiH, IF YOU WANT 1’Al NTS & OILS J- TffiEMICASHSTORB Now Formers, Thu he which If maste of good tlmlwr. and proswriV put together. there fa no danger of a fataiw. Of^ll ul^p.ei iwr toUU. I doteT re—mber of taring a ^mik- fall- L. HEEP. tauwantian, PAMtB-BAXaiat M <MiM.(p>rl*l*ia«l®UM art. Onlfm |<>r tasar-ar<' Jobe Will not be Undersold. -■yrvK to: sri!ri, OLIVET COLLEGE! BASTINGS BABBLE WORKS Wi atlBtatal DgN.XI.SIJ Students esm eater the middle of the FALL TEKM. poSmY tho nortbsm bottafaryuf Cta 8ta tea ; that fin® bring ano of ths bo«n> dariaa to which tho receat act of CDagreta requires thb aomt ot th® State at Michigan by a change of her present by tho artectea of compact custtaitted iu . the aforesaid ordinance of 1787—and. winch, if aeceodod to by tho people of' I to eumy.Md ascortafa the bate sitexMiririgan, would doprire «" of all jnris- ticn. in reference to tta lata coast of dictioa over tho water® of Laho Erie, this state, of tho lino denominated by and gratuitously bretow on Ohio tho ox- the act of eoBgresn, of the 15th el Juno, ' Thanking the farmers of Barry county for their liberal nupBare she WM m tho city, and there I chniro iurinrictiou on (ho waters o( the 1836, as th® tao to be ran north sari, port in Uiff pant, we hope we shall merit it in the ftitnrv. believ-' hang the picture, and if ever she frit the said lake, from tho Penusylruaia Hoc from "th® moat northwardly capo of tta ing it is for our inaterinl interest to support hunte manufacture.-. ( need of tkotcv, eta fejt it now. Why to the month of Detroit rirer; u gift, Miami Bay," to Ita Territorial une, be­ Lujan; BiocL HW June 19, 1872. not see what could bo done with it f tho extent of which (wo hoisare) nnitlier ing the some line proporad und sulimit“ DWIOBT A M'RBALL. But tho thought of letting her picture congress, nor the state of Ohio, fully ted to tta people of this etato, for ttair go wM Uk® that of parting with an old conmrelwndod; and hare, required tho neveptaneo or rejection, as tta boundary ’ friend. Sb® hail formed an attachment people of this state to giro their assent line tataoan Mictogaa end Ohio, state that they taro carefully attendod tho .1- _r_:__ L.:» -V____ «------------ »__ ' for it that was strong and deep. Many duttea atsigued thsui, and do make the to it -toth Lto; fiktol loliowmg. to think of, Oould ata fat ily> "valley through which a rim ren foim- j? to think about tlud." she And whereas, th® LagUlaluro of this •late, without any authority derived ■Lttf .“V. from our constitution, by an act entitled may derive from it. I must net w »el- "an act, tn provide foe tin oleetfon ef dclcgato* to a rtinreuisoa," rofor par­ ea." Hie took down the pktnro and wrap­ ticularly to Mid as: of cougreos, and •oom to adopt it aa the loais of thrir ped it in a paper and wanfaut “Mother, mother!" she enod nn Lour ACflonaud to acknowledge the power later, re sta came hurrying up stairs’ theredruaonmed by evngress. dky "1 hare eold my vnetttro tot' ItDd. And wboesri Ihis conventton taking Think of that I And you can g6 fo tho into outaideoUiou th® just rights *4 \ Yre, My "Trip Hammer. " with which I make Iron* for BUGGIIX. Michigan, as rrepcct® her toutltcrn uud The invnFd smiled sadly. "You ore । SOUth-eottarn lioundary, and also her CLOTinHO. This Valuable ••MacMUrtt" I hare long felt the need of. It is one of the greal I wealing your life tut Jot me, Hcutm-," . , which enable me to sdl Buggta so LOW a® to DEFY COMPETITION. tile said, kiseir.g her daughter"1 fare; I , "God will repay you, if I never can." I HATS ATO-CArS, "You bar® paid me a thousand Medicines , law," anretreJ Heater. "AB I nak , There wwsaprt Ity littl® etocy ronooc. I of you now is, that you will get wall tu | fast at poatiHe, when we gnt away tan j BOOTS ANO SHOES, thia horrible den. Think of it, mother' । Wo ahalf bo able to see sonpjthhig ,bo । tides a great dreert of dusty old haute*, । wifli a little potvh of Hu® tky oswrtsfad, i and lot tho thought strengthen you'for , tho journey." It wss errauged tlsst tiny wore to | And two Seated Fanners’ Buffies al tear® the city on ' Monday. Tin® ar- | rougvmeBt would giro them two dare' School Boeks Sltitioneri/ to gM w»dy fa. Heater buried hurwlf । iSbiiiSi* STEmSi & licknres Heater nunal him faithfully, In tuskfag *11 needful pnqi-niticns, and 4 and attended to hi* many wants m if ho tad tarn bar faitat Th® old jnan was wonderfully grateful for Iter kfadtmsa, There wa» never before an opportunity of this kind offered in Hastlm.-®, whereby you could Jtrt a Buggy for <*> -mall nn amount of mnm-y. 1 4u not inteud tn !«•«■ iLwhe my reputation as a Kggy bulkier by relUng a «« artfete. RUSSELL & NEVINS Sweet's H°Tel> j Mr. Hilt pnwenk-J a communicate >td from Ira Smith and thirty others, in­ habitanta of Tofado, in the diluted ter­ ritory. claiming to lie ritisans of Michigen, arid as such, asking her protection, aqd eoletnnly protecting against tho' power of the convention to surrender tn Ohio the district of country lying north i Of tho Fulton line, ia which they>vo . purchaeed laud® of the general govern- . tuemi; apd thtl. inasmuch as they hare aided in forming tta constitution of the I Michigan. _. ■ ' . Au ««»k traMtUs tUeaM «*. * of congroM to divest them of their right® •nd privilege® under tho tame. Said, communication having boon rend, woe laid fen th® table. Mr. Clark .offend tho following pre­ amble and raeolution, which wm laid cu th® table and ordered to bo printed : Beeler sat before the one window in JHUrsws, Tho congress ul (lui United tho old tonrauml Louts this hut, Angnst Rial re, by an act entitled "an art, to Mafternoon, and thought. Tho doctor tatilish the 'northesn L.vundsy of tho had told her that very diy, that what state of Ohio, and to provide for th® her mother needed more than anything admission of th® elate ul Michigan into •tee wax th® pure air of her native hrtb; tho Union, upon tho conditions therein thia city air, hot. dry, dustr. wot stiffing expressed approxed Jun<> ISlh, 1S38, her. Hho would nerer be any better did enact and \l»elan> "That tho emstiunleas she could lenvn tho esty. But _ ___________ ______ __ __ _ __________ _ how to get her into th® country? Hee- people of Michigan hare formed for ter thought flu> problem over until she them»elrvs bo and tho same is hereby was disry. Bho wits half worn out, I accepted, ratified and confirmed ; and bcrm-lf, with overwork, and thn rent that tho said tiato of Michigan shall be was duo, and several thing® must bo and It hereby declared to be on® of tho had right awsr. And taking all three United Btatoe of Asncrica, and is hosoby into runsideration, where was tho money admitted into the Union, upon an equal to eonwi from to take her mother to the I footing with tho original state® In Ml paradise of green fieldc and^widc, blue roopecte whateouver,*’ dicreby ocknowledging out constitution as republican, and in areecdnnce with tho cunsfitaiioc of tho United eta toe. and tho ordinance Salt! Salt! Salt! FARMERS ______ Jg-! -. — On motion of Mr. Drake the docu­ ments received tan the tfaaretaiy of State together with the Ota pewMBted by Mr. Wing taring been read, aa fol­ lows were ordered to be printed. TF.1UU BKABOXABLK. Union Bleak, over lfo«ou Qwh Hose. 020100010129150200 �laruirr hiapU*saut u*l tradable exsay. on ■‘Motion in Plants.**’ James Jackson Jstvot, tho well-known writer on art, contributes a very interesting account ot “Mrs. Browning's English Homo." Tfe* deportment* of Muek. Art. and Uteatnm,ara-racli wril dilted. with good solid reading matter, fully main- was wrecked on tho Chicago and Alton mark upon tho pageo of history ; who Railroad, near Lemont, an Saturday ho* conferred a benefit upon his country LmU has given an account of fee acci­ that will be ramemlxrod by the latest dent from which tho following extract* geueraliou, bo aland* without an equal for plainness of manner and unaffected simplicity of character. He ia one ef those rare exception* among public mon pick up a newspaper to trad, bet the test thing that moots the eye—“Anoth­ er smaah up.oa the------ R.B." On tho I (Sth rest, there occurred one ol the esgo and Alton Roe!, that was ever witnesaod. We give elsewhere a state­ ment by Mr. A. 8. Burgos*, conductor on tho paaaenger train, which collided with a freight train, and whereby many Uvea were lost There certainly is a great responsibility resting upon some­ body in tho above case, and the ques­ tion ia, is there no hopes of our railroad managers securing some way wherebypeople, when trarating upon railroads, can ride without fear of being killed before they rorah thoir place of destina­ tion. We think there should certainly bo alrefcnn in this direction, and tho following from tho Detroit Daily Tri­ toms of tho 23d in»t^ meets our views exactly, and wo hope tho suggestion* may be speedily acted upon: friend, but ofiener without His movetuenls uro slow, as if ho believed in tak­ ing things easy, when there was no »*cearity of being In a hurry. He would bo called a alow walker; ia fact, given s’certain distance to walk and nine out of ten would beat him, but none would appear Im fatigued at the end of the journey. U«s walking i* in keeping with his general character. What he lacks in nervous activity he makes up in reliability, firmnees, endurance. He is more substantial than brilliant. This ia noted in his conversation. Plain, matter-of-fact expression* fall from bis bps. What he ha* to say Js said in a few words A alow talker, ho improel>g~ihi«l<-riUnda hie subject thoroughly, fed any* lees then be think*. You leave his preeenco g’ith a pleasant impreaxion of feo man. You vote him a gentleman in every sense of the term, and if you forgot what be said, yuu will not soon forget fee unassuming tinner ‘‘The Chicago TnKow reasons with phe on the Chicago ft Alton rood prove* feat there exists a nvcearity for some change ia the present system of opera­ ting raflway tinea Nearly all fee hoary traffic railroads now claim to manage their train* by telegraph through •*» train duspairher." In point , of fact, huworur, the uiovciuauta of train* are merely reported tn him, and it is only te cane of delays, ete., that ho telegraphs order* directly to tho con­ , ductors. It certainly would s«m as if it would be wire to enlasgo that officer'* authority, and make hi* direction nw#*sary before n train can kava any Hatian on tho fine. Now conductor* while ‘•on time" hare ‘■the right of way" ac­ cording to the grade* of their trams, and uro required to lock out for each other according to certain fixed rub-*, and within this limited discretion they make long runs without any iaatnic-' tions from the train dispatcher. At tho' unporalist, even if the people clamored for the conversion. is beyond our com­ prehension. Uwe believed the Oppo- ridiculous talk, we would ask them to describe the means to be employed to bring about thia wonderful transforma­ tion of personal character. But we pre­ sume the charge ia kept standing bocause it is the only cte loft for Demoe­ racy to practice upon. Charge* rotating tn what has been can bo va*ily proved tor divproWd. When you come to deal wkli'tbe future we can only judgj it by tho past- Tho Dnnocrary are woltons to coin charges out of, the un­ known future, but when they are driv­ en to that cxtAmity they must nut axpect sotiriblo poojje to accept Dcesocratic pfophocy a» equal to verified trutli. When tho sun aud tho moonexchange places, or. what i* squally improbable, the Detaocralic party be­ comes noted for its honesty, then wo ' may look out for king* in this country — ‘ not before. If we ouull be assured of whkh their locanotiTM met. In this case Um co^darter Beane, of the coal train, octet *Uh ““““I roeklceaaesa, in violation also of tho plain rales of tho road, and with horribly fetal results. It is certain that if the Chicago A Al­ ton regulations bad made it notwessry fpr him to hold his tram at Lemont un­ til directed to start out by tho Bloom­ ington officer, who had also boon duly advised by telegraph of tho movements of tho express, this particular accident Wo haw ao dieporitfon to taU into tho common error of genoraiixing too broadly farm a single occurrence of this kind, but at least ooa other important Tax September number of ff’ewTt ZZeoNdeU Xsyem./ is cn our tabfo. Wo always have a good word to any for this publication—it is such a whole-souled book—co wide awake, so Indy and cotortainiug, yet always w chaste and rofined. It is a regular little go-ahead, too, as comparison between it" numbers will prove. Wo kern that tho firm of 8. 8. Wood A Co., dissolved in March last, the Co. (8. E. Bhutee, Mayor of Newburgh,) retaining poseeesion of the magazine mailing IL V. Osborne (Ten­ ormin) as editor. Ho, though the pub liestiou rcalfy rhangvd hands, it has not suffered from (ho management bl a new publisher or now editor, but Jtodvr the redoubled efforts of its energetic pro­ prietor, has gained new force and new attractiveness. l*rice only one dollar a conferance with the Ute Indians some time during the present month. The exposition building is being rapid­ ly pushed to completion. Tho exmbi­ the meadow*. Tho other engine burnt tion space has all been taken and thorn at the same time. A man—I don’t is every prospect of a very successful know who it was—ran up to me, shriek­ ing with agony, and throw himself Into my arms, I tried to hold him, but his clothes lore off him, and feo flesh came off with them. I was nearly stunned at fee sight. Them wore a dozen or mores stripped itark naked, running up and down, craxy wife pain. They were (earing at their bodies, and~feannjf off great handsftil of flesh. Tho psaMDgers behaved admirably. They took up t!io victims and carried them into the coaches. I told them to bring them into the ricoping car, and they did. First thing I knew tho ladies. God blew them! were tearing up their undof^ clothing to bind up the sufferers. Why, Sir, iu half a minute they hud scarcely anything left on them. There was round one man’s hand a laoe handknrohief tliat must have cost a email for­ tune. I could not stand that any long­ er. I did not care what tho company •aid, ao I just gave order* to open tho the throne of France by a party of le­ gitimise Ho acoepte. The Honaparti st* party is also active. It dues not worn likely that the name of republic l will be Ling retained. The late Rufus Drdgv, of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, a bachelor, loft the Fox Lake Female Coltogn, Ripon Cob loco aad Belloit College KutaRJ each, and fcW0W to found a foaxate *.mir.a- ot .MS. k. h.. . VEBY 1AB0B BTOCT. W .Ml.. 4 iVEXIY EOWE81 ll.Jh.TES .'Uw-Soekor -m-riSTES AWZ> LlfiUOBS, *. Kami l>nESCBUTIOS.S CABEEULLY COMPOUNDED SIDEBOARDS al fc DfflfflG ROOM numruBE, n arrant HALL TREES. 8KCRETARIKR. BOOK CASES, and everything fotiml la a Flrst-ClaM Estal.ltahinciit, eau be prorated byMlllwK«n.■VELBOft. MATTEK A CO., 29 A 31 Cnnal Street, IGmff GRAND RAPIDS. Also a Fino Assortment of TV C MI’SIC’, -A.T TVljJVV YOItK I*RICES T ■>-11-.* D-”?'* w Streets, Haatinga. J t'OH ... Tua Rxrcauc for August is at hand with its usual matter of political intor- Aiistis ii tie Haitius Baner. her. And here let us remark, that no |»r*on, who would Im jostod or have the moot reliable jwlitical information, i should be for a moment without the Rf\foMi». Terras |2 per year in advance. i Address the Republic Publishing Co., I Washington, D. C. THE PRAIRIE CORH-SHELLEB. New Advertisements. L1EE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! WATERCOLOR AND OILS, BOOZER A FIANDERS, S3 Canal Street. Grand Rapids. SEND F^R CATAlX^UErf lost bare thus far been rwwnd, sad sttrnral are still missing. Colonel George F. McFarland, of Penn., one of the dulogaha from the United Stales to the Good Tmnplar* Leagne of England, spoke nt several State is timberloa*. South of tho Ptatte Eivoc lumber for building* is : chiefly obtained from Chicago or tho Misri*lippi Hirer, via the Railroad running westward from Burlington. But such lumber to oxponaivu, one-third more so than in New England, and many a pio­ neer has no money, or next to none. How then can a poor man obtain a bottaeT-He can bcud a sod house biaiaolf, incurring no axpenae whatever ex­ cept foe a door aad window which he can buy ready made for W at say rail­ road station. Th*:*od-buuto builder finds hi* mater­ ial ready to bi* hand, in every furrow and 1J verpool, at Meh of which he «U reouivod with great uiithuriaam. A Farmer uamod Geo. A- Knappen. of Richland. Ksdnmamo county, Mich., hung hi* v**t on the fenco aud went to work. A cult cuiue along and chewed Novella's Cheap Music- । । ' . ! ello’s Cheap Editions Bunner baa a series of three msgnificcnt views in tlw Rocky Mountains, made expressly for tfe ^ifew. In three days of Yellowstone expeditions and ex­ cursion* to thi* famous region, those IfarcrMni, -¥o. I full-psgo view of Clear Crook Canon, i Roeiqi Mountains, opens up tho wonderfcl grandeur o! tho*. hidden solitude* 1 in a way to make thorn seem real; a ’ largo picture oi the Snowy Rango of > 1 ' : witohiug young woman confined in n riroog tower to keep her from her lover. MriMm Hou*, a Now Yock artist, has a fefepogt, study ot “Brookrido Will- Go to the Banner Office IforFOTE JOB WORK. fie trial of Mto jfates iMfc.i. tat- ' Juek, Setemakte, Meek hastefeiHit fe-Uok. has rrowttadi. their eon- , wtera oftb.smrtA.ta.Mdl XWby i New Styles. F PIANO lOKtKil-ASSlCS, » the Rocky Mountains, girm one tho im­ ’ prosrioa that all tho world ia made ol mountain*. A chatming fuli-page pio­ * tart after Lajouno, a French artist, Out of this prairie quarry rerts to agriculture are found prowling Straw. around a neighborhood, talkteg loud about wino days labor of one man sufficss to complete a sod-houso fifteen foot .. . . ... dwelling wnrpanics would by Ma plea be enabled to eras the wcragaof fee fenaer and tha place that pan of their management, nohihty of hto aneiort calling, effur which is fiM noet closely related to tho safety of their pwuagm, iafee harnU New Scales New Prices. sine than the September uGAtot. Europe and America have been laid unde* contribution to tarnish the most marvaUosuly beautiful picturoe which fee be« artists can produce. Mr. A- F. ~ €Sr O €> X> ® S..Tre CUWIMU8. LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in BACOIfc& KARRS’ Magarino, Newburgh, N. Y. mancx, but it is Mrictly true, cad I think you would like to bear the utaty There waa a craiy follow on his w»y tb the asylum at. Jacksonville. He was noisy and dangerous, and was baud cuffed and placed in the smoking-cur when we toft Chicago. Just after tho, explosion a young ' _____________________ _ ___ ItoU her lie would be looked alter, and tried to quiet hur down, but *ho ».mid not remain still. I was afraid of her get­ ting into trouble. Sho told me bur brother was crazy, and could not look after hinunll. I triad to keep her fur a hitherto lived on their wita and follow­ ed ths Democratic party into the last ditch, have suddenly hod a new revela­ tion, which directs them to fee sbovri and tta> boo to rrtrioyo tluir loot for­ tune*. They call themaelvee fanu#r*. and borrow their neighbor*’ reai*n to ride through the town upon, ao as to impcesa the lever* of agriculture with the idea that they belong to fee Pat­ trona of Husbandry. Tree, few ot theeo newly-fledged farmer* can toll tho differanco between a cabbage and a turnip; but in their shirt alecrea, wife a scythe wo advise the genuine former to keep a sharp eye “P°“ these broken-down pohucal books. with gad-stick in hand and ek/ver seed ia fecit hair, coma rrEJI mid (J OEEEE CHAMBER 8BTT«. price S6.00, including Chromo* illsgw • Bello" and •■Crossing tho Moor." James Sutton ft Co., publishers, M Maiden Laqu, N. Y Tho government troop* eeem'to be gsining ground. Th® ealuon property of Milwaukee is put down a* worth 1160,000. Thia is asido from stock of liquor*. Cholera to reported at Warren coun­ ty, Illinoi*. It prorail* extensively In Girard county, Kentucky. A colony of 160 familie.. is being orgamxed at Indianapolis. Many pro­ pose to settlo in Southern California. Loox Oct rox Tax Pounjctaxa—The Democratic politicians of the West have ^^Mitly Hevelopod a wonderful ioclina'^xs for farming- Fellows that have r larg* sympathy for the former’* xoo-ntaout, sad hope that U will succeed ia bringing about a healthy reform ia th* ' not with ms kwratodgs of Jfe> where­ abouts of • ringfe team uml-niLliad re­ liance upon fee MteMy to iratracrira* of aom* oW frshx manager st same unknown point «u tho line. Ttus al­ teration ia the feiotteg igutem would bo my Hfe," **>d ho. "have I witnessed such a sight It vm tho fifth collision in which I was a participant, but never did I sec *uch utter mj»ery. In th* meadows on cither ride of the track J," GENUINE BARGAIN* ■ PARLOR GOOODS living until thia change takao place, Msthu.-elahS yean would be a* infancy compared to our ripe old ago. 1 upon an ox cart, just as their neighbors। pose home from the post office, it would. require ctooe taspectfost to detect the, hungry politician beneath the diaguiae GOOD ! “F. W." has a chatty attic!# “Conooroing Costums." *” ‘ ' Bottle," ia । J It is amusing to those who have a personal knowledge of tho rimpUcity of character which dirtinguiaba* Proekloat Grant, to read the riUy * dulgod in by some of the ( per* about his tendency UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. fbody -ft iivlied tb call and kxiiifrine the fi:w nt<»ck consulting of ■' Coffees, A A TJ- jocrCASH PAW FOR BUTTER A] SMITH, MANEE & PR] Grttnc, �Tn« R>«r'|*u«M| If the wholesale petes at rigox* ia any criterion aa to their roof worth, awely A few doaee of Dr. Ransom's Hive Jute Nobles baa the boot tot ever brought Byrep and Tolu, or Honey Syrup, will I..-thte city. n ... Wood, who . . into Dan has stop your cough and haul your lungs. berm holding forth in the grocery, to ITiyeiclana use and prescribe it. Only ba«x> and cigar line on the romer with 35 cwnf per bottla Jute, sold out a few days rinse to Jute, Ihaaxuou, Dnurxar, on Buxwr and among the stock ware several boxes Ftvx.—Take ono teupooaful of Dr. of cigars, and after Wood had been Milter's Magnetic Balm, put into tea­ gone a day or on. Jute found that tho cup of water sweetened wall with white rigiriboxro each rootaumd but few sugar, end drink within a half hour, cigars each, as ths boxes wen about Ito pest tho dose every liour or two, if throe fourths full of paper and just cigars enough on tup to hide the paper. Whether Jute will over get satisfaction from Wood, remains to bo soon. iteaux. may not be ro fortunate, w. propoeo to give them some idea of tho grounds and locality. Their ground, are s>t»»l^l -l . . . WiJKr-. mA f-r nun—M. J*k«sH .... ... 1 IL.VJ. I micHti. dancing hall, with fifteen high French window, opening to the floor. Above are the slocpinK aportmmts, high and airy, with a piaxm extending cs> throe •idee, giving a fine view of the lake and Vs-t. ™ country around ; a good cmumodious barn "on the cs»L and|boat house ou the south ou the shore ; ice house <m the north, also ctoee to shor^Kikhen or XSi rook room attached to Uie main bmlding, with stove, rooking utensils, dishes, As.—a complete outfit to supply a fam ily or party of thirty to forty pereons. The grounds are the finest around the lake. Nature spared no pains to make ttvm Uaufiful. Lying high and dry and sloping off gently to the lake, where the shore ia lined with huge boulders, which have lain there and been wavewashed through the centnriee that have pawed since the era that mark, their jourm-j hither, whoa man was not, “when dukneee covered the deep.” There is, too, the "Lovers' Rock," wtigbidujtemy, many tons, (and wo marked a wril-boaten pathway to that stxtl) and almost wished wo were young again. It «<Wmod that sitting there, with ajuight, bewitching moon, giving it«:r * U llf.LXK*. h. LOCALS Dr. L. W. Faulkner, of Champaign, HL, says: “I have been selling Krom Fever Tonic for several years past, un­ der a warrant to euro, and have had but one instance of failure. Ftcm what I use of its action, I believe it will euro in Marty-nine casso in every hundred." Hoch testimonials as this certainly indi­ cate merit ia thia ague modkina Tba tveying them to the proprietors warrant it to euro ague A loek up. Which caused them to yell fire box of pills ia each wrapper J. P. and also murder. Thuy were however Roberts A Co., will furnish it. locked up, and on the following inornixid their fines and went on their way -rojohing Tho Hose Company take this oppor­ Gsus Law.—Bctow wo give tho tew tunity to return their thanks to tho for the protection of game as amended public generally fur tha patronage ex­ tended to the Company at thvir ball ou at the last trouou of the'Legislature; Sec. 1. “Tfo Psseb auu tf tho 20th, inst, and also to individuals Jfisk^ea Mart,. That no persons shall pursue, or bunt, or kill any wild elk, wild buck, doe, or fawn, save only dur­ ing the months of October, November, and Doeember in each year; or kill or destroy by any means whatever, any woodcock until niter tho fifth day of Ju­ INm» s Exvkscr ia by no means a ly ; or aay (irairie chicken, or pinnated “euro allit only cures diseases that grouse, ruffled grouse, rosumonly called partridge w pheasant, er aay wood deck, are acted on by similar agents teal duck, or mallard duck, save only troui the first day u( September in each year to tha first day Of January next licit ilpjt# |litice;. Mondaye arivale at tha Hastings Rouse. Hon. Birney Hoyt, Frank Seymour, Grand Rapids ; IL H. Brown, Battle Croak; L. T Osborn, Ctoviand, Ohio; Ed H. Williams, Detroit; A H Ellis, Middleville; J. I- Holmes, Jack­ son; W. H. Wood. N. Y ; P. IL Chrroll, Chicago; C. M Atkins, Toledo, O.; and Jno. H. Batea, Katomaano. Torpeniug aad Fimas, IP, 1873. wife, Constantino; Chas. Allen. Bagiasw Wnxuxa A Wiumt, Mrs. Co. City; C. Aldoa, Howard City ; L. Clark, 625 AroeAroy, Are Fori Bettie Creek ; and A. Knupfol, Chicago Awarded GlfuJ Medal on Progress, Grand Modal of Merit, and tho only Hewing Machine Cotnfiany reroiuu.otsJcd by tho International Jury for the square to be dug np and destroyed. Grand Diploma of Honor. Now we hope tho Comtuoa Council will rro that the rams thing bo dene about our elreets, aa tha said streets abound with dock, thiailm, burdocks and other Drugg i «t thing around, a fellow could talk love. tno.-.nsbins, flipperjig and tomfoolery to his and her heart's content, and then re­ . tiro to those ssfl fasrey rewfas and ro- 1' Vit! paid a short visit to tho Union pose. Oh, how sweat I We could not. School building thia morning, and found after looking the matter over carefully, tho workmen ell buoy u boor. There make but few suggestions to add to th4 beauty and convenience of the grounds i A well should be dug, affording good wise, with such workmen os Henry ' Lewie, Lt&*etc. Tho building will be water with very bl tie expense, and tha bwflili nga whites ashed would add much' ready for occupancy, on or about the ini of October. /Our party proper consisted ol D. IL X'ook and wife, Marshy end little Will, SPECIAL NOTICE. THE GREAT FIRE,’ Which burnt usariy XX) buildings oa July Utb fortunately did sol. loach our Htore, and wo shall offer great Bav- “IIIIW SffllTPE” OF OHB EKTIRE STOCK FOB MEN AND BOYS SUMMER ' CLOTHINC COST.” ollen d a first class, all-rail route from St. Louis to Texas, either over tho Mis­ souri. Kansas A Texas R. R , via Sedal­ ia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific IL IL, via Vinita. For maps, time tables, in­ formation ns to rates, rout**, Ac., wo 13312333 AT* pany offers 1,200,000 aerro af land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at from |3 to 111 per acre, on seven years' time, with free transportation from 8tLmis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools, church­ es and law-abiding society invite emi­ grants from ell points to tliis land of fruits and ttowerv. For [articular. ad­ dress A. Tuck, Land Cnuunisnonor, St­ STIflCTL^-OflE I School Inoks, a full amortment cvn, stonily on hand at tho City News Depot 15 . :«i CANAL STREET, A BRAN NEW SHOW. Caskets, Cufflns. Burial fiol^ Am, in Central Michigan. Personal atleudancv aud good Hearse will l*> furnished to cuitonmn throughout the rounty free of charge. 17tf 4ki.su, Burn A Co. MCE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE nu Don Henderson, says : “I1. T. Bar­ The Bmu ia tho bust advertising num, (excepting Furepaugh}, ia the big­ medium ia tho Couaty of Barry, haring gest humbug " Now Don what has nearly double tha circulation of any I*. T. ever done to you that you should thor paper in tha County. tf try to detract from his reputation ? Everybody known bo is tha Pniaer of humbugs. 'A. D. Cook and wife and little Minnie, Mrs. 8. H. Cook. Miee Abby Bmith, Cheater Maeser and wife, ourself end wife./Wewere vi.itwl byTTUBoFand wBo and daughters from Prairieville, Mr*. Wilbur and daughter from Bowell. Dr. IL C. Tumor and wife, Dr. H. J. Turner ami friend from Allegan Oo^ | CapL John A. Tumor. Clifford Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Nichols, Misa Alice Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wing of OrGold 115 7-B. angwvillc. Mr. and Mr*. Itobert Mar­ shall of PrairieviHa. And with singing, (.Tandy end warm. fishing, sailing, boat racing, playing croquet, whist, bathing, strolling Tha Circuit Court has adjourned amongst tho rocks along shore, visiting be bald at East^aginaw. Not ao how­ the c aaeadao and tho grounds of the four ever; it is to ha at Grand Rapids, other elube oo the Lake, made up aeesk- Sept., 15th, ICth, 17th, 18th, HHh, and ■ou of real enjoyment. On oao trip out Wu hailfl the Plainwell wail with, “what Truly Dewitt Hkillmao. of Barry, is boat is that F" unfortunate. But a few weeks slnoo bo bad four homes killed by lightning, and ‘Where doaa she hail from I” □o Thursday of last week, during a kns.—•‘Williams" Island." . is being delivered ou Btato heavy storm, the wind unroofed his ‘What is aba laden with T" -paraiory to paving. Tn Gaut Cnieseu Jvxttxx is noth­ ing in oomparison to the imtnenae bussneeo l.-eing earriod on by Jim Sattoa. Jim is on Jefferson Street, aad does were lesmsss than ony other iastitalioa of the kind in Hastings Hl. store is always full, prices low for saw ar ready par, and would tike to have the public call on him before they sfaaafer their money at tho higher priced nooerias. Grooerico of every drecription both light and heavy. Give him a call. Jeflbreon 8t June 4th. tf GRAND 11 A.1 ’IDS, MICH P. T. Barnum’s SALT GREAT TRAVELING MUSEUM, BARLOAV & GOODYEAR THE C-3B Keep a lurge uupply <>r Salt for sale nt Ixiweat market rales, in their Brick Warebouxe. nBMivrtmwatsntaatEimi tux Inta 1V1 HiKTAO'Fi'R.lEj 10 Barrel lots »d<1 more aoW to defilerx at a very small ad­ vance above Cur-load Rates. AND WORLD’S FAIR. Light and Heavy Groceries, Water Lime, Ohio lime, Shingles of all kinds, pi/IE LUflBEU fUlffll^D I/I Mt L04» LOTS. ■ udidraln visited tho western CITY The thanks of our party are tendered to the many friends who visited ua, r the hills of New Hampshire who, with their happy heart., and fare, made our trip to Gun Lake, an optoido Hayfocd is spending a few oa Hte's journey that will linger tong tho State of New York with in fond memory, and to Capt John A, Turner the repicial thank, ol .the party are tendered far taking charge of the aril boat, and taking ua safely on many a pleasant trip, and for Mo novel way of landing the Pilgrim, at Hemlock Point, whoa viriting oteoadaa. Wo shall toag re move bar our trip to Qua lake, aa oao of tho happy spoi*. aad hope it may be our good fartuao to visit there agam, »!». Ih—14■1’’ Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. Il has mrvarbMB oar tot to attend * more civil, or mare afeMy conducted dance than the <mo give* at Union Hall by tho Hose Boys' «a tbooveaiuR ‘h“ 20th, inst PATENT COOLER! Rowers new brick is being rush*! •kng, a. all buriaeoo is wbea sepesto taad-d by Buba. Thejbig Postern are out for our rounty fair, sod ws hop* they smtf bo wrilM*klered over the cuuaiy. / Dr. E. F. Brow a inform, us that be shall return to thia city this week a^d JOB PRINTING �this point was carried nt tho polls with | bid two dteeming rotes. Work aw the bridge will begin soon, tho contract-. or having agreed to take the bond., > which are to run IK years. The Bail-1 CURES road Company offers' very roasouablo inducements lor the erection of public Kite uniatism. Scalds, Lameness, buildings and a commodious sc tool Neuralgia, Borns, Sorrnexs, bouse will bo erected during this fall. 1 The new corner, who expects to find Korv Throat, Bolls, Wounds, here a barren and uniutoreeting naite Ulefcrs, Bruises, is sfrwiably surprised and feels asham­ Plies, Sprains, ed of his prejudice. The tdcosing lay of the land, the fancied bluff, in tho Toothache, ___ . Old __ Sores, Colic, west and north, the picturesque ArkanAll Hemorrhages, i sa. with its thickly wuodod islands and V. Dlarrlia-a, j tall cottonwood trveo, upon its banks, the clean and cosy looking new bouses j of the closely built village, tho depot ; with .he suirounding railway apparatus. ; and tho ondlcMi iron jiaralells of tha . railway itself, form io oil a landacap I of (wculiar chanif and you wonder how I far wet ilbs to that traditional Amari'can (teert of Alkali, HaftekroOey AUGL’HT, -1H7U. BtcHic.E ctinnti o.«. Grand River Villay Division -■ste tsShsKtsfaraKsu Fwt'XL-CiSrXiaASaX'nr.'AtfSttMte •hrtrslM. SXBOBWW-TCt.tS'r isixs-tr ■unaawfiEs l:Xr'.a™.“i':s S s- st aaaatytxrtmyaa ss&astrJSirx. '.wya! tK:X”-i:r5^.SisnSfe EmSmS K ■fcsSx; nrttnsawrs-.' . lido aa.1 lctaro.1 Ikaoakl »■ ika ro t lid dar Jalr. ■ —.tfWSJtt at isaar. n. <~Tn iitS-S ~r )•■(. AlM.lkeMaUiMM«<rortN«( »s alsssrur.t rertisn A. tills loysihls The Germania Colony in Kansas The German people all orer the Bait- j urn aad Northern btatre of our count-' ry and in Canada are taking a lively interest in tho prugrx-w of the German coloairation enterprise of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fo Railroad Cura-; pany, in the Great Arkansas Valley, and , Mr. C. B. Schmidt, the General German agent of tho company, baa found it neceMary to trmpfoy extra help to aasiat I him in satisfying the popular clamor fur ‘‘particulars” ontho subject From the /"V Z"\ 5 0,000 00 I S412.80 eMHW.j.af. I Hall. a. to*1--- Jralm Wi >ii»LEizi:i> surt Miro IlwcMraud Mr, Slow,. At VINECAR BITTERS ■Jia Balm SINE’S Gorman Department of tho Load office, | /'/M ‘el and tho decided bnsineos-tone of tha letnterprise tars received there, we are led to judge that EUoutoad, the central point of the eoleny, is destined to bo Lb German bc town of Ksn.se; tot not farmers and • Two I*rfaM61,000 2 I nnrrunifWO utockratecrs only, but artisan., profess­ taSSEfc SIMMS ional, and business men are taking steps to indsntify themselves with the move-; mont;—and well they may, tor the sur­ rounding country has al! the attributes, that warrant tho growth and prosperity" of a largo oxnmorcial and industrial community. Our State is to be con­ gratulated upon the acquisition of a class of attest, who. as n rule, bare proven highly uutrumental in tbo de-| velopment of tbo natural resource's <-i any region, which they hare made their <SttFT .E FmImI ar.e £aiw.i Lock t ;Joon-..’ng Complexion. . SS“Tj=rd O Gnu (W PnMIMB ii toi! The ‘•Germania colony” L made up of lands Irelonging to the counties of Burton, Rice, Htaffurd and Bono. 1: extends fat 30 miles North and South and 12 miles East and Wmt, cvntain»in all 860 sections of land, or 230. acres, of which 100,7CO acres bu-: long to tho Rail read company. The re-: morning 120,640 teres are Government[ land aad subject to homesteading and j pre-emption. You may travel from tbo • mouth of the Arkansas in the snnuy I south, back to its snow.hid birth-place, amid the glaciers ot Mount lanroln. and | nowhere along those 2'X.hi miles uilD you find, a My of laud, that in u richer i G. R. V. EXTENSION__ ,awm ET /■"* ‘•fail S £iEr.;v,_ h -tewoT. LIVE agesi ™ stok GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON LSSSSt’ > tl.al.ro. fi. AFRICA Michigan Central R. R. turttsniSs: •van .t th. roi. orro. ■>»> m W. E. KFAMEri a 00,, FLOUR MERCHANTS New Book for Agents Wild Life in the Far West' A. N. SABIN, Floir & Grain Ceaaiwtiii Mmtait, Cathartic Pills, The Babcock FLOUR; GRAIN. TUBE AND HEED .CHAMPION. .... *<■«"« ’ aril. A. Ute. at IM, r «VU*k is ike at-; is Uuuk ■E"«< M<nro«. roe.Oar! Vk.-.-S'S •XtlS.'iiMC.'ttffi ft- »»».■%?«•. rsfz“' ■trew. r^si.'ritK.v.ula SUT.; en up, goes to show that this |>eculiarity is amply s^peeciauat Ite stock-! man seeks cheap lands, with pleuty of i healthy watett.hu fiisd* it in thax par-1 tion of the coloby. which extends South ( of the Arkansas river, at prim rang­ ing from Slopes acre, with Inxuruiut I {future and an abt>uAauc<> of dear' spring* and creeks. The agriculturist' knows what that black mellow «.il, from fire to ten frwt doep can produce, and j he rolecte his quarter wxlion from among the lands lying north of tha riv* | er or in the bottom along both iu banks, i Large crops of Cora and Oata hare I bs»en grown horn for years and all sort* o! gsrdeu-truck due. tina!y. Melon., Bumpkins, Kjuaalic., Unuuut and route of all kinds attain fabulous dinsetisiaas. The iaitu-rasu hards of butfulo which j Oar |teU.”:.UI »rt । |.| K rc-r- .» ! •. roika .an «.r,« .mi ■ irctotuTsiSurst' j ... Uh. i. ,n ll< «... >n , ■ is. matx eV brorr b.s er.u telsr (k. iro-^ »Un IS. Ckrse roU CMair. sit IhsMteafM. UCTitOIT-rellbttoil. V.-.I>.T.»1MJ>.I4L ''' u*"'“u’ «*“»-a.,e. BOILER DODD'S WORKS. e lMSSEaWte«a <•-■■■ NERVINE DOES IT! L. N. MIXER'S plainae the general dry and perched appennmeo of the wild land all along the Arkansas Valley. But lot us break that thin crust of dry sod, and what do wo find but a mellow, moist alluvial sail. :iU £ Scrofula Syrup! iSgfewisSaS notnentm is easily accounted for, shon the facta are understood. The bed of EPIDEMlt^DisEASES4 JooW w m.-. io isi van—w. tor aartlsB. ■ raxvxxro st cui< wmoRiuu I Aiimisj ii tic W Bauu. * MnOtataaiil<iMffl ‘ PltoTftl Datar aid ffimuit. Brt Wane nJactai i'Sariiw a ro .. tncmo.V, AND TltE SOUTH, nos ... ur cukmio rim. (TH O LERA. sand and gravel, and tho robot];! of the adjacent lands conaisriag of tho same material, the superabundant waters tfntd themselves through tea subsoil, MSI Mstamud OKU .srcncbltdiMlon modietee. It to nnre<te<! by Phyre it hi fa­ il I pesfttvrty ewre I, 8TTHWJ9 Ittfri, KITEU\UXQ. GOVT- G01TRV. \bi:oxcniT!^ xrnvora DEI) 1 LITT. INCH"\IENT cojrsvifPT10N, 'sad sR ffisrtws arising from an th.pcre'cvmhffnn of the Blood. B«at! for cur ntwatuua AxxaTir, in which yrrt wilt find rertiEratrs from rsliaUa anil truMVorthy ri.y«iwa Mluirfcrs of the Grape! and ousts. Di. St. UIU.a Iter, st MlsaS«^wy.ne keamaS it h nawaf fcasndi ailirtm SlssaB.eWliwn.i mcMK - Eruptive and Cutancou« I such aa fit. Anthony's Fire Jiose or Erysipelas, Pltnplcs, Blotch. Postules. Boils. Tumors, Tetter ..r roll Rheum. Ulcers andfiore>, Dysjiepsis, INbillty and all Itnpurt'-Ie* <4 the blood. *■ Hixeb’s s< roui la fivuvr Lo-, dr* Ing the.twat fcw yeare, cured tl. cJBds of sufTerlnif pattenta |n all pcut|> ftba country. It is the > SctcrscTLuIi im INO CaK ks.MjAteLn Ltell <•<*■ M WTK1MM. Price. *1,00 per Settle, GIVEN Wa SatMl sa litpal Otromo. wssaicJ .st rest, tor Enuntog, Ins to evvry Agrel fir . OMlmUttlwiwtoi UNDERGROUND tin nuw °TNE samm ‘ B T T803. W. r.V0X. WSBagtt betavo.. 180 FiairHngritvi ngi„ Bateta. lasteaato aid Aaatomis “■• Jftwri.asssrw^'fi.l MW >B PRINTING .WwUftfc- 'ANTED � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-09-03.pdf 3ed1869dbc00f4dd7592936c350c9fcf PDF Text Text Tq* fVrJBiicM B W'H- Tlfr (^*f<Ibucm Bujhn &XT58 OF jUbVKRTIBIliO. VOL XVIII. nd HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1873. Cirij. Over 400 running in Barry County I I Nearly 300 "oM hy us since 1871. X4rG «<>M last season. ;"5O «>t<l already this i OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ayagon The only Wagon with the btope Shoui-lvrod Kpoke. JHARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. TIN, COBBER, SHEET IRON ARK Manufactured to Order 5021 UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. Evorrb«n|y is invited to cull and examine the stock coiuintiug of s,yL“’£L Crockery, Glassware, new and 10,000 Machines mammoth FIRST PREMIUM Teas, Stoneware, Coffees, all kinds of Fish. OUR CULTIVATOR FRANK LWARD, nm ru* B11»T CM»tt, re* xmith’n Auvrtrfxaaa Organ, fetotes BMC •mvriotiMnsal CASH PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS At the old stand of M Alien, State Street, Hastings, Mich. DENTIST Mi, SMITH. MANEE & PRESTON. Michiiai Thanking the farmer* of Barry county for their liberal sup­ port in the pant, we nope we shall merit it in the fttture, belicring it irfor our material interest to support home manufactures. M DWIGHT A BJLHRALL. RUSSELL & NEVINS What is it ? J. P. ROBERTS & CO. STOCK OF res. My‘•Trip Hammer.” with which J mak* Irons for UtlGGIEN, M ichigan -Exchange. b Valuable ••MaCHtMw” I have- tong felt tbo need oir II I* one at the great w h Irb enables me to sell Buggies eo LOW a* U> DEFY COMPHTITION. DRUGS never meant the nrofossor tn sen it, and 1767 ; and tho constitution the vay became by it almost frightenedgovernment -------------- . wluch . . too people . at Michiher to death. gar. tare fanned for thomselm, and And she loved him dearly, and she submitted to congroM being of a repub­ knew tint ho loved h<w. lican character and oo conceded in tho And when »ho rime to and felt Lie •eeond soction oftta act already ctad, arm about her, and heard his word*, entitfed “ an act to establish tho north­ and—and all that, you know—she ern bouadmw of Utas nd tor the «dcouldn't bear to tell him it was all a mis­ misrion of Michigan into the Union Tiptake. And I know *l>e kieaod him ua-. on tho conditions therein expreaond." d er tho old oak tree, tor I «aw her. The preamble and raaoIuBooa offered Papa Rill didn’t *ay “No.” Indeed. by Mr. WffldM tavingbomx ocaridsrod, Ruth was of age, a* why sbonld he ? war* negatived by Yea* and Kaye; a* And hi* uife hardly cared to have a •top-daughter of bar own age at tame. Bo Ruth ha* boon Mrs Robin Good­ fellow for a long while now, and is, she tell* me, very happy, all because cf Miss I’ntnrose's nn»take. erica. Smith, Btubbe, Tucker, Vftllacd, 8. A u Warner, Welch, Wing—28. Tho question was then taken co tho preamble ami resolution (of dissent) offered by Mr. Clark, of Momoo, and decided in the affirmative by yeas and nave* as toilowi: Yu*—Mamra. Alton, Axford, Brown­ ell. Butts, Clark, CouHin, Drake, Dra­ per, Ellis, GUbart, Glover, Jsdroos, Latte, Lawrence, Markham. Nowton, NoU*. Oden, Peck, Richardson, Satterleo, Smith, Btublrn, Tucker, 8. A- "L. Waman WaWk, WWaid, Wllg 88. I, and told all too odd ----------------- praftesor; how ha wore his hat in thus, and sometime* petted us on the head when wo did wriL* and oven called u* “th*** children,'’ and knew to much, and never took any aim, bat tallad to old Pat tbo gardener a* sociably as yen ploasc. And tonirhme* of a Sunday when ether people were coming out of shuich, be roamed about tho garden in hl* dro«ring-gown, and shceked Mis* Frimnao n‘tl»* heed of tho wmlmuy. Btenor Pmtfilhtlo, and th* younger Wife Pnmroso, all In nroeesmon, witls prayer-book* With a full line of oxtraa on hand. STUD EB.VKETt NO. 49, - But we likad Mm. Ho was quite oddWt, we thought; thirty 1 altould (Link —deer me, how old that UMd to seem I -^-and very odd, indeed, but ho wa* goril-naturnd. , • Wettauldtayo starved, Whs tad no*, ordered the waller (oi bring “mar* fed st supper tinih,' la inch a matter-offtrt-way, that Miss Primroen dared not to »ay no. She told n* flat “great appetites were vulgar f but wo knew hor motive, and 1 really think too would have liked to scratch Professor Goodfellow’* eye* ! out very often. . ' ' He wouldnh have stohM • wook but that toe had rignta a written Agreement fi>r a year and bb'etate ch»sp. Poor Protestor Goodfellow I '“Who wa* that nice genOeman, but *» funny, who Mid •More biscuit for the young huliw, Pbggy,’ eo often F’ said Rutli, up In tar room that night. **Phat’» Robin Goodfellow,” sold I. “What a name to call him t Do you * •' *'--—-jti* Kcretly fta your DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, On motion of Mr. Wilkins, U>o<vention proceeded to tho coniideratum ol th* preamble and resolution disrenjir.g from the pro]•tuition of oongreev relativo to tlio admission of thia ate to into the Union, heretofore offered l»y Mr. (Srk. of Monroe. Mr. Clark moved that eaid preamble Hutchins, Kerctaral, Kimtall, La&casand resolution lie adopted­ ter. McDouell, McKhutry, Noyns, Rich­ -Sen wo argued about hi* looks, and। . Mr. McDouall moved to amend said mond, Rickey, Sumner. Yau Doser. IL decided that be »u not ugly, though preamble and resolution by substitut­ Warm*. Wsaro, Wilkin*. Wood—21. ing tho following: Mr. Ellis offered the following reso­ ho never rould ba called haudsomo. JZMft^Bytbo People of Michigan, lution*, which were read, laid on the And Rath said ho wa* almoat beauti­ in convention axombUd by their deb*. table and ordered to bo printed ; ful- only *o fancy. RsmW, That thi* cc creation mort Nor Robin Goodfellow looked up at gnw> of United Bute*, approved , wAwnnly protest, against tta right of June 15, 1'886, entitled “An Act to os- tbo congroea of the United HMM to at­ And he took groat pain* with her— tnldish tbe northern bonndiffy of Okie tach Boy inch condition a* that contain­ and for the admisriofi of the state of ed in tho foregoing redtad act, at being imuii’Tiae pamv—and often, out of hour*, brought her nice books to Improv* her Jlichigoa iato tlio Union oa the modi- rontrnry to the article* of compact oootion* therain exptvasod,” Tbei w* as­ tained in the ordtnasoo of HS7, and style. sent to the terms therein axpreMcd, bat the cctutitution and Keto govarnmeut "It woe *d HadI" mid Rutb. An<Lthc profretcr had long talk* with novertliolM*. reserving to tho said state, which tho poofdo of Michigan bavo her after dusk in the garden, and used and to th* fieoplo thereof, every right formal for tbamenlvM, and luLmitiad to think her, wo all felt, an cxcHont secured to Ibetu by tho ordinance cf thd to congress bring of a republican char­ oongrem of 1787, and protesting eeamai acter and *o conceded by Ha radGcawl:c!ar. At fir*t she called him “Dear old tho right of tho efiugress of the United tion and aewptaMa m dodarod fa ths Robin Goodfellow." Then too began States, tdafter tho conditions of tbo said second aectiou of the aforesaid net of to call hint Proftxncr Goodfellow, oven ordinanceNvithout the common consent That all qucalioo* touching whm we were quite tdono. And yet •ho seemed to like him Letter than toe Hr. Ellis moved to amend the atav* by the conflicting claim* of Kates to jari*adding the word*, “which is hereby didfcn ar sovereignty, Ought of right did, which wa» odd. to be adjudicated, whenever they are And ho need to look at her so much gtvsiL The amendment olterod by Mr. Ellis found to exist, by arbitration ar com—eo very much. Tlrni ru odd, too, for ho hail (not the way of looking at haring been sabtequentlr withdrawn, protniM between the state* interwtod, propio very much, and hardly ever the qurttion wan taken on the ailnti- subject to a •ubsoqusnt ratification by tute offered by Mr. MeDonoll, and de­ the congress of tho United Slates ar by ghrerod at Miu Primrow. Ho tho year went by. Ruth woe of cided ia tbo negative, by Yea* ami an appeal or roeert to the higheat judi­ cial tribunal of tht* union. age. and all her mother’* money, an Im- Nay*. as follow*: "xna—Messrs. Beaufait, Bredsbaw, JhtrM, That a select committoa of menro mm. eame tn ta hers; but too Brown, OoUamer, Comstock, Dort,' three bo appointed, wboaa duty it shall stayed at Ptinrrue Hall. ••It wa* a nice place/’ *ta said; •‘and Ilutehino, Kerohoval, Kimball, Lancas­ be to iwcparo in behalf of this conyon•ho wa* getting ou in_ the lat.-gnagw, ter, McDouall, McKinsfry, Noyas. Rick­ tion. and forward to (he President of and jm did not rietrFLcr it haute with ey, Richmond. Sumner, Van Daur, I tbo United Rato* A cotnmanicaSou to Wilkins, H. Warner, Weare, Wood-! accompany tbo preceding preamble and Hat bvo-atd byo sho begaa to look roaolutioas. pale and low-spirited, and cry a little ! BraM, That five delsgstas be toto-ied L» this wrnvonUm, wbowj duty It sow and then, a* we kn*w. than he to visit Washington, during That wa* about the tim* that rfcar tho approaching seeaion of toiqain, old Robin Goodfellow was making ready Noble, Odell, Peck, Richardson, Ssti- with lutrsctioM to oo-eperato with our io bare 1'ruuros* Mali,' Tiui moment his ongagem-n t was over eriee, Haith, Stubb*. Tuekcr, S. A. L. rcpraculaliroi ia emigre** tor the pro­ motion of tho cause, interest* and aianr* Mia* 1’rimrvet- gave aim a pioco of ■ her Warner. Welch, Willard, Wing-28. Mr. Wilkin*, in pursuance of provi- of the people of thl* »tal». mind, and said they must part I hardly think-hv wauled to go, hr ou* notice, then offered tho following u* a •urtitute: grow »o serious B'Zsrew, By an net of rongresi of addroM to th* eteotata of Chi* atom, oxTho day Lefur* hi* departure. Kato and I sud Ruth were all together in our Juno tta 15th, 1NW— the conetitution prewnve of tho view* of thismnymtinn state government which the pooela BiteM, That two thouwnd oopica of class-room, when Jean ran in with a and ..rvf.’.v: i i■___ i r ,i —_ paper-tlw MmiUr, which Him tto journal of thi* eouvration, togethar Pnmros* took regularly crury Monday. I* conditionally accepted, ratified and with th* accompanying documenta; bo in ’uamnhlrt fozm torto. dfeiribu“Buch a swoot ]>i*c* of poetry, giris I” confirmed;—and, wberear, tho admi»*- printed, ri.nutidsr ltaLttanryof proriioQ of the atato uf Michigan into the alio said. “Do rood it.” Union, as on* of tho United States, is1 dent of thi* convention, And die handed oa Um paper. Mr. McDonsll, in behalf of tho miWo aH road it-Ruth bm. Thi* provided by the said act, to bo upon the cxnrcM condition “that the mid norityoflho convention, gave notao •fate shall consist of and have iurisdic- that ho ataaH ou n ftrturo day, ask tion over sii the t'-rritnry included leavo to outer upon tho journal, a prowithin tho following boundare-, end t**t agtaort to* preamble and rendu-, over non* other t. to nit—Begining at tion, offered by Mr. Cferk*, and adopt­ ttnrj>ouii where tlio dotoribod northern ed by too oouvsattiom . boundary of the atato of Ohio intersects। Or. motion Of Mr. Sumner, tta con­ the oitctern boundary of tlio State ofln- vention adjourned unH to-morrow at 9 dioaa, and .running with tbo said boundary Uno of Ohio m deourfbod in tho first aectioa of the said act, until it intersects tho boandsry hue boewroa the United State* ami Canada in lake Erie: thenre with the said boundary lino between th* United States and “I wondre who-wroto it,” add Kato 1Canada through lb* Detroit river, lake ■Huron and lax* tfeperiar, to a point Il all camo put of Mis* Primraas'a “tad whether she m*Mt kF ’ whero the said line last touches lake “ 1 toigk *ta did, ” »«M Rath. “ M idea that th* girl* thould pat their Superior; theuco in adixeotliu* through French ireerd*** iiifo snrslopee, iastoml sounds *o " And she took .tax sosocra from th* !sk» Snpcrior, 'to tho mouth of the Mon­ of sending them rolled op. as th* zprotreal rivar, (hence through . th* middlo ftxeor would lisra Hied, and from the of the main channel of tbomil moutxcway the girls had of directing hall a *1 riror, to the tniddfe of the Uk. of doxrn enrelup t-um! on idea of Mia. tbo Dwtcrt, theuoo in a direct Itn* to Primrtae's afto, that they should not bn the nearest head water of ttu. Menoradirected a tall—and pot them by Jor Then tac started ata looked terribly 1onio river, thnneo through tbo middle future CMC of that fork of tho *atd rivor fast touch­ “Proftiw&rR. Goodfellow. Prewmb" fngbten*d,apd tnck*d th**«ap Inlo an 1 ed by ttoi mH lino, to th* maifi etanHi* name w»* Robin,- and when tho n*D of tho mM Mreombnfe rivnr.— pronto lint Uard tb* whole name they great tarm should sta defect tar : far theuce down tho centre of‘'the main apakl well and ,wa« in arcty • vay a choanal of the same tu tho centre of the lito Uro e*labli*hm«u». taridre be- moot usual ship charnml of tb* Gmn bay of |ako Michigan ; thur.ee, through the centre of mo*-, usual slup ehrmnol of tho mid bay to th* middto of Ute Michigan ; ttabcu through the middfe of lake Michigan to Umj uorthura taund«y of to. state of hrimas. .. that tne Til estaOisbad by tho *M of coq- ’ICMSShSfe-. Medicines HATS AND CAPS. Bouts Single scat BuggUs as Low as and shoes, One Jfqi|dre<l Dollars, IF YOU WAIT PAINTS & OILS And two Seated Farmers' Buggies at One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollar*. P1KEN1X CASH STORE J aliall also build Hioiria Paler Woaa. Now Farmers, « wtow -< >w- «.“.?^rd.i5.,!f!;,se’...w.b^2. th.™—— I V>.u could at'r a Buircy for so small an amount < my reputation as a buggy builder by selling a I , AXLF, of all t* tbo WHEEL. J.L. R^ED. Will not be Undersold. Bl'MZU, * SSYINS jT?-’ HA8TIIG8 IAEBU WORKS : KJEKCA A* A TEACHERS' CLASS Chrome CIT, CHROMOS ! east romer Hrewd, and ttamm . acwtlK �the law of prcigrc*», which tlio. writer nor any thoughtful man can do, (for bo knows better thsn hs writes), there are too urai.y constitutional grumblers— un-n that .are alwaya saying, 'Things were not so in our Grand fathers’ time.” Well, that is very true, aud when we couqwre note* with that lima, wo ore very glad they are not. True, men oro learniag the art of making money and iiictwuse in wealth our country; yet tilled with uudaveloiwd resource* offers to tusu of brains a field for a di*]>lsy of Talent, and ws arc glad it is so. look around you and see what has boen done friend*, when asked to nemo the now party, or rather to disgutae tho old par­ ty under a now name, was pathetic iu the extreme. "Call it the liberal De­ mocracy,'* said>h» bland old gvattomau; "tho now organixatiun should be tho joint work of Democrat, and Ropubli■rawi, and loth should lie equally at homo in it, neither tho guoul of tho other." If Mr. Groesbeck had stopped bore, wo might have thought him hon­ est in his advice ; but, in his cagvrncue to put himself on rorocdH* a luualstoul Democrat, ho reveal* the insincerity of tho words ho uttora Ho says: “1 am • Democrat, but 1 should be very glad to see the Democracy move out of its old organisation into a new uno. You will not succeed unlras you do. Il msy bo that they will rviuse and fprefer to tarry where they are f-w the Imlance of tho century, and until they can fix tbo meaning uf the revelation, of US. 1/ m, ZH^gooi/rial/ terry wvik/Lw. Af­ ter all, 1 like them, and 1 liko tho old poUtical homestead; I confess it is some­ what dHspidstod ; Uioro are no liuncrs upon its walls, and victoriousslioutings an no lungvr heard within, but it is a a boms still, and 1 sliall not leave it un­ til it is pulled down.” From thki we infer that the Liberal Democracy must do without Mr. Groesbeck until the dila(iiilatod old shanty which rover* him is either blown ar pulled down. He seems ready to advise others to leave tho old homestead, but loth himself to l-eople that have taken such stridee, and that too io the right direction 1 Boe your noble halls at learning, your iastituiiunj for Life’s poor unfortunate*, the poor, the lame, tho halt, the blind, and say “that every emotion, oxeept that of avarice, i* blasted." Bee Chicago in flames and in ruins and thousands of her people wilbout homes or bread, ee« a world in sympathy and iu action, freighting those swift messengers, until Chicago had bread enough and to spare, and then say, that humanity has died out, and avarice rite enthraned iu its at cad. Why. in our Grandfathers’ day wo had not known of a Chicago In ru­ ins, until thousands of her pcoplu had died of hunger and cold, and tbo re­ mainder had sttflhnd the samo fliic, long lieforo tbo slow tratup, tramp, of those day* roukl hare reached them In help. Instead of grumbling and finding fault, if the writer had left tho .arfivv, and thought a little deeper, h« would hare seen that capital is, and must al­ ways be, the tuotivH [xisrer by which we have clothed oursclvus us with a garment, with a netiwork of Railroads, which has, so to Wpeak, annihilated diatauco, and is binding us together doser iu in­ ternal bond*, and making u* to appreeiate and comprehend more fully the groat modes of thought era quickened by the electrio flaabey, speeding along the wire exchangin£-fd<-a> with all tuitions, with tlx- rapidity of thought itaolf. So many and so great are the changi-* everywhere, aud so rapidly are wo progress­ ing, that the aid fossils become giddy, and bocnuac they are unable to com­ prehend any but the slow inarch of our grand parents, tlu-y naturally fell Io grumbling ; nad lierauso wa giro them ths news of the world in a few hours, instead of from our state iu a mouth, (ae in tbovo happy old days); and be- 1 i , i J ( , । An old drover from off tho plains of Tuans gut upon thu Katuuuv Pacific train at Ellaworth with tbs intention of going to Kansas Gly. There also gut on board the train, at tho asms station, two or throe cattto dealers, ono ot thorn * short, muscular little fellow, who plays tbs most prominoat part in this affair. A party of three of those peatifasvus tluevee known to all Western railways — monte gamblers— soon made their proeenro known in the car n*xt to the him to mind his own buriuoM- Ho roeontod the hint, word ted to word, and word* to blow*. Tho young entile drover managed to put in a sorios of adoiUific slodgo hammer blows, which soon sent the monte thief bowling and bleed­ ing ovor the scats. Tho oilier monte mon joined in to take a hand, when the tudo eftmls. Ma*v » «»«•’ly alone an hour of thmr Jive* Tho very idea of the thing wuuld fill them with dread. Thure OTO men who run all over tinneighborhocxl to find somebody who will lie company for their wives while they go to lodge, n town meeting, or —well, nobody but themselves know. GOOD Bidur Rose, Tbo Stolon Mask, Mad Monktoo, Tho Queen's Revenge, Basil; ar, Tbo Crewel Path, Bights A-Foot, and otirnra, bar. neyr bmmjsx.. lied by aur author; and Ar Ml* or Mrs1 and Other Tolos, we anticipate a sale equal to the Woman ns WWte, Tin- O,rad 8ecret, and nay other novel written by this popular author. MIks Or Mrs? I* iv-nod in a largo octavo volume, with a portrait of |tho uuthuS M the cover, price Fifty cunt*, aud A for sale by all. QRNUTNE BARGAINS one, port-pafd. by tho FnHUhwi, eta reew^t pf price by. Ihtyu. .. TAKTOK GCOODS > ■ ABD - ' ' CIIAMBEK SETTS. Tua Amoicax Wosxixo 1’suruc for ' August is received, sad wo cannot rec­ ! houn in tho evening, is perfectly pitiful. ommend it to highly to anyluxly. It is ! What will she du then when old ago really tho friend of the laboring Man, drops her into an arm chair in the cor- whether farmer or mechanic ; and i*ro’ ' Then she must entertain, herself or ( whin* away many a lonely hour ; for j limbs stiffunod with ago cannot keep dare with youthful *qjoymente aud oc­ cupations. Tho distaste of solitude, Die usqtto, F» ran tauly air, that for the habit of constantly seeking company, labouring wan, wo don't believe tho ‘ cause* much of the addto-headad twad­ IFeriuy /'<ey/«,hasnn equal in the wliolo dle that take* tho place of sensible con­ country. Subscription 11,60 |«cr year ! versation in this world. People hav* no chance to improve in advanco. Address, Advisor Publish- { when they arc constantly in company. Each jiorson exert* an influence upon those around, and all individuality is rubbed down to a cipher, which repre­ sent* tho whole group. Solitude is an absolute necessity tu tho improvement of the mind, aud is a life-pni*Mvsr to iho*» who daily talrnr with tho brain amid anxieties and excitomcnts- Without it, a man in IhoMSrsoils breaks down before his noonj of life is roacbed. Truly, there i. efficacy in close prayer. The quiet of the lied^hamber, after the fatigues of the day Is over, is not enough. Thought I J_ ______ __ VI___... V — LOWEST VJEItX •yXriTsrES -AJZsTID UIGJTTORS, For Medical Purpose ■ PBP^CRIi’TIONS CAREFULLJT COMPOUNDED. ESwESi SIMMS at otiar DBM BOB FOMIWRE, H Onwat Also 4 Fino Assortment of / FA.IVCY €3-€>€>toe sJSTm CHBOMOB, LITHGORAJHIC CARDS, REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need in MITHIO. AT NE'V YORK PRICE* ’ Item emter the 1’lttce, Si-cniMl Door feast of the Corner of State and Joffer^u Strveta, Hasting*. SffEftM/t J. /{ICff. C’aiul Street, >, GRAND RAPIDS. SEND FOR CATALOGUES Novello’s Cheap Music- BACON & KARRS WORTHANDBEAUTY! having too much. solitude, w heroin the mind becusnra morbid, but the greater danger is, of being too much in com­ pany. Them ia another roosou why some ]*>i>plo avoid solitude; aud that is, be­ cause they fear to come face tu fere with until it is pulled down." Brave old spirit to faro the dangers of tho final thirty to forty millions, instead of oneThe meanest and most contemptible crash ! Glad, in one breath, “to sec tenth that number, A* thinks the of mankind may yet find some human Democracy move out of its old orgnnii- Devil has just been let lose iu reign ht* ndvoaute, and mate coquette* have had, it seems, at least one defender. his thousand y«m and is holding high The puet Campbell say* be oneearn vol an-1 doing his work so well, heard a lady, dtetiaguished for beauty ia pulled down about his cats. “Call it that he will bo able to .finish off what and rank, defend Str Thomae Lsvmnrw Liberal Democracy." He might havo is left of mankind, iu the early part of from tbo charge of having been culpa­ said, with truth: "Call it anything the first, half of hi* heated term, and ble to paying attention to tho India* without intending to follow thorn up by you phrase, but don't avk me to move then rest in quiet. King .if Chaos into 1L I would rather bo u hermit, living alone among the deserted mine we would say to tho writer of that arti­ of Democracy, than a defeated condi- cle, don’t draw your intpiratiun from tho land of memories, g>-t that old fu» now party which I advise you to form.” ■U veil from before your eyes, stand of­ This is probably what Mr. Groesbeck ten in the neighborhood of tab-graph laNsi. Ho knows that a thud party, polos, and take a long range, and if you or a now party, formed out of the re­ don’t sew things moving on. your aro jected materal of the last Presidential “No, not au much," was still tbo la-‘ election, would show even hsa strength ■Murn than twenty year* ago, on ! Kugliah eokiny eame into Btaffurd, Gene* |I dy,s musing response. than tho one ted by ths unfortunate ' ’ "Can you really, madam,” said tho ss-e County, N. Y., and bought some of Greeley, and for this reason heprudrntthe farms. They paid M high a* «50 | gentleman again, “defend such bohaharping routinually oi ten- upon the per acre. Tho p*r»oni who sold want I vior as di-Mrui*—" -Why, sir," interrupted tb* lady, “to aa candidate fur Governor. If we are prospect of Gen. Grant's running fur west, and many of them toeated on gov- ’ i cunfmi the truth. I am finuly of the not mistaken Mr. Groesbeck in but one a third terra for tlu- Presidency. Was ornment land att 1.25 per acre. To-day i I opinion that tbo majority of women of thousands in tho land who orv will- ever anything more absurd? Thom- tho profils are larger on tho Gonoeeo in- >| would rather be courted and jilted than restfficnts than on those made iu tbo I tag to favor some combination of politi­ who ought to know, viz., the moat inti- west. Many of tho farms for which |50 cal force* strong enough to detest the per acre wa* paid would sell for llfei per acre. Ac.’’—ffqfsfe Creswrari AJRepublican party. but are unwillig to to risk a perse®al sacrifice- iu ths akresaid eonbiaatioo. It is possible they arc* wiser than tbs crowd they advise Fall Kilt .ten’. is Fall K>U luton’i I>i THE CASTAWAYS First-Class Instruments. New Scales. DOUCH New Styles. New Prices. Very Low. talk, and they euro but little what they say, if what they da say, will only have a tendency to make one 1 H-mocratic ESrrteli ■ ■ ■.’ . Zwe-asl ha* evidently fid leu into the too According to the views of the daily common error of great writers and GropAfe, Democrat Allen of Ohio stands small thinkers iu arriving at oiracluaions a mighty poor chanro of an alcetion to on n more exniuinativn of the surface the Gubernatorial Chair, m Gue. Hen­ of things, witbout giving tho entire dricks of Indiana refuee* Io stump Ohio whole, sa judgment made up from a for Alien, ns he, Hendricks, thinks thu close and thorough examination of all corpse of tho j-arty ha* not tbo gb.»,t of tbo i<rt» which i* quite important and we teach aright, sodoar teaching M tree, and truth i» much better than error, though clad in poor habiliment*. Iu his article “ Wrong AllriLuted to tbo Right Canoe,.' bo manifort* so much of RATES I Also, ha has n Inrgo Stock of New Advertisements. front car, when it was agvsed that the monte mon should bo permitted to hold Mm stooping car until tho train reached Salma, whore a sheriff bad l»oa tele­ graphed for. But ‘'this arrangement was not satisfactory to tho bravo little drover. Ho had resolved iqion recover­ ing tho old man's money, and «p|»arod to treat with routempt the kuirc* an-1 I.istols pointed at tho windows of the drawing room. After washing off tbo blood from his face and hand* ho walk­ ed boldly into tho rioepiog car, whore tbo throe gambloro, dnrcn to bay, stood watch within tbo locked glau door. With o huge navy revolver in each hand the young man dashed open tho don, ami, puhiU-d lu* cocked revolvers at tho astonishr-d gambler*, coolly deuuuidml the old drover's lost money. Finding that be was determined to have it or do worse, aad seeing tbo TE.I and, COFFEU h ho has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and be is deter mined to rail st th At a meeting of tho American lustituto •No, sir,' emphatically req»ud.-d the Farmer*' Club, Feb. 17, 1873, one J. child, ‘they Ix-toag to God.’ -Sterling Morton stated that in 1854, h« Tbo grand father said nothing till pre-empted 160 acres near Nebraaka they readied tbo richly lad«n tree, when City for fSOO, just what four acres in hr said : Stafford had lately sold for; and that bo "Well, my boy, whom doM this troa had boen offered t2Q0 an acre for an belong to r unimproveJ portion of the same land. Thia was a tm«ir, and for a uu-meut .L- ■__ . I..., D./5/.A help reviewing it in part. His tinule Butler, I cannot aa*wer, if it piMM the wr iter. as all knew Butler haa made U appearance ia the vicinity of Marysville. Cat. and is .Leng (much damage to vrgutation. Gratahopporo are raiding 1’ottawattomie County, Iowa, in great numbers. Many fields of corn are luring destroyed by them. They are working southward. A ne< bunie direaae, very fetal baa broken out ip Morion county, Iowa. It attacks the kidney*, and tho borau s-xm fislla Io the ground an-1 is uuabto to rise. Tka jmuta become siiff. lockjaw riiaues. • TltH Go to tho iner Office WHEffiLKR. & WILSON WHOVto ' Engineer of tto Rio Granda And Department, her brother, John Dtekiaron, and Ralph Bh« ia the first person who forBHEijtewtffiK. HA Mrs OJ the Wheeler A W 'ihun for <f,c f,axt !/rar '*Pexi (’uar'~ other sewing machines BS Being the most simple in con­ ' Si x,rurUon‘ and easily adapted to Magnolia Balm dtjfkrvnt kdnda of work, running faster, and withleM noin 4*— v oMrr machine, are quOUHe* which <fc Wilson to the public as <S ■yjgBt �5 Bnn««n, Tif« CPBCIAL NOTICE. will *ey of Dr. Walker’. Vinegar Bit­ lingular meeting of the Common I ten that it ran. like a prairie fire. The CounaLMowtey ovmiag.6*pL 1*1.1K78. fame of tb* groat Tempeeoaee Tense ia, Present—Mayor and AM* Jewalli, however, but poorly exemplified by thia Dawaen, '.Mudge, Hosm ~ figure oi apeedi; tut a prairie fir* nut* | Hama and Bently. only in oae direetialu wbenaa the repoOn motion Aid, Mudge a taboo of th* Bitton apremla toward, all llcoorder pre to*. of* snaah-np, waaao wrought upon, point, of th* oompaaa with equal rapid­ I By Aid. Jow*llthat alter going tu bed at the Halting. ity. W* do not bulieva then U a aquaro That cm hundred and fifty dollar* Hniae he could get into only a |<ariial mite of bhabited territory m tho civili.j (1150) fur work on Msch- Avenue. steep, and when th* 11. 40 train came ed portion of the United State*, where Ayea—Jowell, Dawaon, Mudge, Boice from the Wmt. h* in hi* half-coucioua thia merilorioua proparatioa ia not ap­ Bumuict, Hams and Banlly. stale imaginmi himaelf aboard th* tram, preciated. Il any theoretical gentleman Nay*—nos*. and wa* sure the train had jumped the think* b* i* prepared to *how that there On motion further time wu. granted track, ao ho bounreul out of bwl and ir “nothing iu it." We adviae him to go । th* Street Committoe on the Cote job. made a jump hoaJ-firet through the to the Brain* Kate*, to tha Miarimippi Moved and carried that the Street 1 Commiaaionar have furtner time for n>- ted-room window. Tb* lower .ash Valfey, to the deltas of th* Southern howi-vec waa raiaed, lining kept up by 1 riren, to New England, in fart, anyI pair* on afreet to fait grounds a brace or attek, and aa ho wvut through ■ Tho following'petition waa received ho knocked the braci out, letting th* and referred to Cununitteo on atrocL rash down which caught arrow hl* an­ । views. By ao doing, he cu raiao a Tu Jfry-r aad Ua Crnnm tf cle., and kept him from going onto the lienrtter and more general laugh than grouusl hoad fbreruost, and probably hu ever yet ahakrn the aide, of au in­ saving him from gutting badly hurt if telligent people I’enuaa who havo not killed. Ho managed to got him­ been enrod can’t help laughing at other aelf back into hi* room without calling people, wlio tell them that the medicine 1 for help, and we preeuuiu a like acene which eared their Uvea ia a failure. will not occur with him a aecond time. Ihraiaa the fever epidmnie of teat month, the Week of Ayer'. Ague Cure in the Old North Stale became ex hatisted. and Ufuro <s supply euuM bo rocoivad from Ixiwoll, the aufforing from chill, and fever became fearful. A few partiee wore n fortunate os to havo it on hand, and in Jrcdcll County, the druggUta eked out thrir .lender atock* by selling dooea—a apoonfull each—fur a dollar. Many paid ten dollar* luc a bottle, when the regular price i* but one, and thought tbrmaelvea favored at thaL *o valuable aro the curative pro­ jwvwtina of thia preparation, which not only expel* the poiaon from the system, but leave* tha paitent with unimpaired health and vigor. -Ratepk (If. C.) Ata* u«* UMCss*BMlisCVseM. • CHURCHES. 'arrtN&i quated to pre*-nt at each and every meeting of Use Common Counril unln. cxruaed cm ao-ount cf aicknaa* of lum­ ’ aelf ot family, ur abaeoev, and that the record, of the proeeding* of the Council be rrsiuinsl at each meeting of tbo AM Bently— • ■t M’jo* Barlow bo rtqueatad and eUy authorised to collect aracument* from owners or muipaali «tf property ia front of which paving ha* been urdend and ia now.lwiing done and apply the tame under tb* directiuu ot the Board of Ahleimen to th* jiaymrat of ■aid paving Arrivals at the Heatings House B W. Hawtey, IL 0. Caae, J W. liken., Lomu Platt, D. C. De lamator, IM rod. B. M. Anthony. D. B. HarktQ. A. IL Bradley, W. F. Olin, Chicago J. B. llrmtin, B. 8. Morley, Syracuse, N. Y. K. G. Minden hall, Cinriunati, O. G. W. Ballou, Lockport. N. Y, L. D. Hani., J. 8. Cob, J. H. Jewett, D. M. Ctwg-ir, Grand Rapid* F. W. An­ thony, Jackson. At the Natoma!, G. W GriHu, Kalamaaoo. O. Walrath, Port Hope N. Y. M. T.nE.k, N Y. City. Tboa. Bred, ItainwcD. H. W. Roger* Grand Rapid*. T. R. Smith, Sandus­ ky, City, Ohio. _ frequently aea ia our Exchangee from 1 th* aouth part of th* State, that a firm, I under the name ot D. L Staple. « Co., । of Allen, Mich., are “Swindler*" /f?3 CLOTHING. of tha kind ia Hartrap. olway* full, prioae low fiw-----------------par, and would hk> to have tho public call on him before they tprnJtr their money at tho higher priced groocrie*. Groceriea of every deamiptioa both light aud heavy. Giro him a call Jeffarwin St. June 4th. tf WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING I suxa* Good Heavy Gauimere Suit* for Men, Fine Heaver Suita for Men, . .. Fine Custom Mddc Suita for Men, Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. To thoee going, to Mi»a»uri. Kantar Ncbraaka Colorado, Utah. Wyoming, Neruda, Oregon or ('ahforaia, wo rec­ ommend a cheap, safe, quirk and direct route, via Si. IxjuIb, over the hf luouri r.uitii- 1 tailroad, which run. it* tino Day Coach*-, and Fullman Steeper* । from BL Ixrai* to principal point* in th* Wet, wstUuf rlaqyr. Wo belinve that Thio Magaxine, a uniroraa! favorite with all cUaaee of aoriety, rich and poor, it imued for September, and a rare number it it, brim full of genuine mptter such aa intereau all roadora. It haa a nice whaleman’, atory, telling of adventure ia tho arctic region (which wu crowded out of tho August number), and a well- tan, omtributed by one of that naaful profnaaioa, tbo celobratod M. Quad of the Detroit >>w Pme,a moat promiaing young writer, who nerved through tho war ae a •oldier, haa paased many month* in tho Indian country a. a trap­ per and hunter, and now acta at editor In additiou to all-thia la a well prepare*! paper on Braxil, aornral l>cutiful .furies, an extra good Mipply of poetry, and 'Winoeg the latter u a l«»a by Mins Muaby of Virginia, a near rotation of tho cs'L bratnd Colonel Moeby of gworrilla fame, and the usual illuatrationa and comic cut.. All th«> back numl»-r ■ from January auppiiod by the publiah- 1 CHILDREN’S, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT. Children’* Suita, Boys’ Suita Youth*’ Suit*; further West are prom|>t an-1 reliable. The Texas connection of thia road ia now curajdeted, and paia*iigaro ar* ottered a first claa*, all-rail route from BL Iziuis to Toxa* either over tho Mi*souri, Kanresa A Texa. R. R‘, viattadalia, « over the Atlantic A Pacific IL R-, to $15 to 20 to 30 ttfiKts'i Fall Overcoat*. ’........... Hoary Winter Overcoat* for Men, 6 to $25 Children’s Chinchilla, Cape and Other Styles of Overcoats. on, Tbomc. A TalluM, 3G Broomfield . Stro«<, Boston, an.! for aale at all peri­ (tony oiler* 1,200,000 acrea of land in odical atom, in tho country. Central and Bouthweet Miaoouri, at fmin to f 12 par acre, aeven years’ On tho Burlington, C*dar Rapid* and time, with free transportation from St.Minneauta Railway Tueaday night, near Ixmia to all pnrehaaer*. Climate, mil, Cunterdalo, a freight train ran into a timber, mineral wealth, acboola, churchlaigv dtuve of rattle, turning the loco­ <•• aud law-abiding aucicty inrile emi­ motive over and amaaliing it up omridor- grant, from all jumto to thia land of ably and Wleacqiing ten freight rar*. fruits and flewera. For |>or1icul*iu adNo one was injunM . drvaa A. Tuck, land Commienonor, St.- Local 61i;i;es pitice;. To Merchants wc Sell Goods STAR CLOTHING HOUSE VIENNA EXHIBITION. ne Grat Craniu Triuuit or tail from aaid firm, asking ua to print them tH") bill ho* is and » n1 by ina.L add­ ing poatag*, and they would remit. Well, we dal it, “mor the left,” think ing if they have to uead au tar for job Frews* Atf IB, 1873 work, whan there are ao many pr i nting Wanui A Wiirou, Mrs. C«* b->are* all around them, that their re|e C2& Kttr Ttrk. \ utatfon ma-t hate been truthfully art Awarded Grand Medal on Pntgreas, fte CWy ./ H-(ay> forth by many of oar exchange*, so wa Grand Medal of Merit, and tho only Your Committenon atroet* would respectfully declined Ss wing Mat'lune Company remmniru<l■ubtuit the following tcjmrt : wa hose ed by the Jnteniatioaa^Jerr fitr tho • xamim-d tha road known as the Carter. War no Pnurtxl’ura Awaraan Ihaur Grand Ihpkxna of Honor. Conacxrrioa ?—Becaoae they neglect a Cough. It ia not neewaaary to conaadt a phyaichn, but take Dr. Ranaon’a Hive Syrup and Tolu, or Hooey Syrup, and euro you Cough at ouce. Thia ia aa excellent praacriptiou of an earinent phyrieiaa, and adapted to all Cough. 3(> CANAL STREET, A rare chance tu buy Ihy Ch«J< cheap—r. IL Sabin A Co. of Jackson, are telling out their entire (dock at first cost- They have an unmenw atock, tonu* I Ifiti,(MM) worth of choice good., of all kind*, which they are during out. Advertise ii the Mid Bauer. 183398 Beastner, Heath A Co. havo tho largaat atock of Undertaker* goods, *urh *1 Casket., Coffin* Burial Itutx-a, Ac., in i Central Michigan. I'erooti al attvndnnre and good Haona will I* furniahed to cu.tomew throughout tho rounty free Luther Bennett, repairing ai$^iu-»t, 12 50. Tbo*. Altoll, money advanced io pay A splendid rain Saturday night last for work in 3d ward, *2 14. Mr* I. W. Vrooinau b ia Naw York Tbo* Altoft. work ia lai ward, dfiag her friend*. •162 ML Thue. Al tuft, work tn 2d ward, |50 Cte The Banna ia tho .boat advurtiaing Jew Maurer, work on atrecta, 7tata ty OU the kidney* end liver, and amist medium ia the UountyW Barry, having Joe. Slattery, wevice aa poitea, *9 00. The Ward Seboola ot thia City eo nsthem to out from th* .system tb* prorok- nearly deuble the circulation of any Geo. Currvv, aervire a* police, 12 00. artbM Monday th* *|h ia»L iag cauee* of «»* of the wont form. ther paper in the County. if Wm.Tbkter, rorvire a. pulire, M On. A good deal of sickm aa, and many Joo A. Fuller, service a. polio*, *2 U0. bay thi. madias* at the drag ttof of dcatha reported lately. Joeiqdi Arnold, arrviewaapoUoa,92 00. J. F Roberta A C*. and its uaa wiU re­ UuseneM is »u.r«ndrd ua Rowmw MW spire you with naw life and vigor. Il wiU aond you bozxsog about your baainaaa with tha energy of the bonml baa. Keep a large Mipply of Salt for sale at Ixiwe«t market ratoa, their Brick Warehouse. Light and Heavy (•> LUI SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS I Water Lime, Ohio lime, . Shingles of all kinds, CRAYON, pi/ie Lupaen fuiyiisifED WATRRGOLOK LOTS. AND OILS, ijr C4< LOfo Wool, Wheat, Oats and Corn. noontttiuNDEW Haatinga. P. O., Aug 27 th, 1873. W. C. Atkin* Mr* Clarence Brown 2. J. Bunn-tt 2. Mi- Malm- Cote, Chanter Pearaon Henry Waitoo uv Nemehiah Wabou. Emma Bimp-». James Ward. Direct V>ur tetter, to number U P. O. Box <ir Drawer. J.RwsxnP. M. ' K party of tire left here Monday morning teal fur a Lunt out in Wood­ land, among them wa. Mr. Huffman, Grobteand RuwU'a tinner, who met accident. He wa. with fuite using patent enrtridgne fur hi. eted-gun, and white in the act of capping one (bo having find put powder into the cart­ ridge .bell which acou te l-»j contrary to jeupriaty.) the cartridge expbded, e Utting hie finger, and oae foot badly. walk erasing Green Street and ent hi* Hiitlusaa aaya he knew aa well before foot .0 bad that it Idcd profurely. The ao after, that it wa. cxreodingly carte- w (Wider ia itiHd net break hia lag. to alleiuirf to cap a carindge with pow­ der b th. ate-ll, but be know. R ao old atoera, dark rod. aud uoo 2 yrar old i .trung new, that be «b*ll never attempt heifer, figfctwJ and white face. Aay iaiortaauon aa to th* whetwaiwuta of said rattle will bo liberally rewarded. I* M. Busia. Rutland, July l.\ 1873 If Lel eseryhedy rseealet that the State Fair cuouneacM on the 14. betat Grand Bolide MaM free «• afl & R’a te than attaadhg Iteir Fiaumia raswlrr that Triday ragwtttelbe M-ftly wwM»M- *** •very moaiber be oa band aa bnaiaem 9403 THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST. 50,000 00 SINE’S: Gift JStcTeRPAise. OuWIWMtktLmilM! �Bifttagt. Music washes away from the soul th* ; dust of every day lif*. । Gold do** not Mtiafy love ; U must b* < । paid fa its own coin Th* moat skillful flattery fa to lat a ]«r*ou talk on, and b* a li*tra*r. । Man ia an imilativo creature, *nd who nvor is foremoat leads iho herd. Ot all tb* cxnts In fa* chafing world, deliver me from the cast of erittefatu. Tho mind doee not knew what diet it can fred on until it haa been brought to . the rt.rvaliun paint. A largo part of modem religion cun­ list, fa over mtiasatfag th* apo*tlro and underestimating our neighbor*. Col. May. of Boston, father of th* late . i Ju mud J. May, waa the grandfather of tlie popular author, Mis* Alcott.. । If ynu shoot a cat fa ycrar yard, psuk . it up to see if itja dead, aud ; ■ cidently CURBS | Hlutliiialisni. Neuralgia, Sore Thraat, HoarMDoa, Headache, Piles Sprabw, Toothache, ____ , Old ___ Borea, Colle, All Hemorrhages, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division VINICAR BITTERS Male ssrtala relet ia Ik abre* toaOBl m*> mbSoS a :aira“iiK"3J I Waahington Always select a windy morning lor emptying aah banek. Th* distribution ' ■ U1 thus l>o equalised, and your n*igb-. borkyrill all get sonic. It is with sincere aflcction or friend- i ship a* with ghosts aud ap)«rition>. a 1 thing that everybody talk* of and! scarcely hath seen 53484823484848235348 ■“met' Plantation BTHW ANTED, llWlKa? |LANTATION Bitters I Congress, meant “hotrert ." Faith in the huroaOcr is a* necessary for tho intellectual Ji tlio moral charactur; and to the man of irtlct*, a. well a* to th* Christian, tbo prsmrnt forms but the klighteat portion of his exist- * ’ Ci . Ttw 1-11 >1 I "s’? GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT & STRATTON tJ'.'T.',* LIVINGSTONE AFRICA Michigan Central R. R. Ayer’s Hair Wild. Life in the Fax West ....... OCEAN’S. STOBY <</or, had a new ret mad* with *uch inecrip­ _. Aiionsaa those: “Here bee Hannah ‘••p TUr riitirrh (and probably part nt Emily,) — =*“=■ -k>-W IwaI' -Sk. -tku«L» th* memory of Mary Church (who **«nu ■ 1 to b* mixed with Matilda,) who waa FLOUR MERCHANTS 1 KTu eftsv Jsa- tt. ItT! sod «airert!» t noire. IrsiM wiH Irere bslr-IU Ur dUres- aa* all roial. For restoring to Gray Hair iu natural Vitality and Color. A. S. SABIN, CiMiuiu Merctat, fto & Graii ATWATkS MTWEY. <Brt,OnswsM^ra<HW:i.y,> ^‘■t ’ THROAT AND LUNG INSTHTTE BOILER DODD'S ’TERVINE Ayer’s DOES IT! Cherry Pectoral,, •-nah. Broncbltla. SstEnL* D is Be Nw EuH Fart! ladcine EPIDEMIC It is r-o< a qtrack nostrum. 7i.e ingredrate are pnblisbrd Ml cash l»-til* of medicine. It is u* d cud reremnieiMjcd by 1'byelri«r» * Islrvcr it has been in­ troduced. I twill positively eure c/,Dras«r*r i ,n a®? ____ ■v.rrm/; ir/11 rk S ffEiL1XG. GOUT. GOITRE, llROXCH/TJS, Xt'RVQ^S DKRhjTX,lXCIl‘i EX T COXSTJUPTIOX, ai4 all derates srl»in< frees an Impure c. i..!lt>..i| of the Bl.»d. fhtd for our Eoexnaij* Auu»*«•. in which you wilt A*dc*r> tiC.alM from relini4* and tnatworthy FhyaMau*. Nluistan ot BBOMWiH WORKS, > SS! (“wares*.*t .«S?ro, 5 a, . ' "iSI’J'Kuu. X. N. MIXER S iiSsMtft Sytsee nsg&rs Scrofula Syrup! ftit Wife Jata & Saiiiav MICHIGAN THE AND SOUTH. MINER’S RCROFULA BYRl’Peuros nil .wrvfulous Aflrctmns. Careel.. Eruptive ami (.'ntaneou- Dismsre, ■ueb as tit. Anthony’s hire llw or Eryalpola.. Pimple, Blou-mv Tom Iuka. Bolls. Tumor*. Tetter or Salt Rheum. Ulccta and Borm. Dj.twpsla. Deidllty and pBlillpuriUes of THAISS gfx UY CHICAGO TIME. TUAlwuiHuaapiiTu. «Xis: DISEASES l>KT«OIT FLOUR, GRAIN, l^JRK AND SEED fo 'f* vr‘7’na^ ” "Th—_ tolor,tcilA tht a.au and frttfmM of youth. Thin hair ia thickcurd, fallen hair cheeked, and baldness often, tliouijh not always, cured by it* use. Nothing esn restore th* hair where th* Mliclea ate de­ stroyed, or the ghm !i atrophiol aud , decayed; but such cs remain can be eared by thi. 0[>pHeat>nn, ami stimu­ lated into mtivity, so that a n*>« growth of hair is producnf!.. Instead oftuulicg iluj hair with a pasty andimcat, it will keep it elean an I vigoron,. Its uceaaional nse will prevent tho hair fr®i turning grey or falling off, ami oonseqnently prevent bsddnr ■ Tb.restoration of vitality it gives to tho scalp arresti and ptvrentt the furma­ tion of dondniff, whieUts often so un­ cleanly and nffemuvo. Fr.« from thorn deleterious aobatanccs which maka ronis preparations dangerous aud injnrious to th* hair, ths Vigor can u.ily benefit but not barm it. If wantr-l merely for a HATH DRESSING, nothing else can Im found so d<oirsl4e. Containing neitlwr oil nor dyu. it ifoss Zn‘S^srJj^±„j3’S created fa* first ben, or es yon would 'glkriw doaed , but, being a strictly acrather hare it, th* firrt *gg, is the »«tne Hrist* , man, b* felt that it would bo Wound* usu tho oIitfcLeidstones whin b» wa* not .1 all certain that Hannah'* •i_— » ■ - ■ - _ L—____ _ ____ w. E. IIRAMES A 00, OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, 1^ SWaSWtegW “Oae* 1 believed it. but after Hsing ‘' Yosemite. ThoOnain 'iWumn. Hirer, « Pari*, and studying philoaophy, i whiih is a touch wider stream than the mathematics and politics, 1 am convinc­ Merced, runs through the great Toned that God 1* aa empty word." lumno cauou. This canon and its era"L air, waa never in Pari* ; 1 b«v« 1 nec-tiuns lusru an unbroken length of never atadiad philoaophy or mathoma- ’ f^rty mil*.. Fur twenty miles of this tioe, or all thuee beautiful tilings which distance the muon u shut in by ver tide »oa know—I only know my catadiira ; ]' Walls of granite, Mime of which are from but mure you are •> learned, and say 12l*l to fHM) fret higher than the wry । ‘here ia no God, you can esuily toll me , highest in the Yosemite vnllty. 'Ike . ’rteiwe the *Rg come. F’ ‘ ' Tonlumne canon or Yosemite, at S'* j “A ftinay question. Truly tb* egg widest tmrt.jaoniy a quarter of a mile wide, whDa^n M. rcrd ^a».-m:i* Vai ■ , ley is from half a mile to a mil* -d a quarter wifo-. The falls in ;tb* letter “ Ton know that as well oa I du. surpass those <4 the Toulumno canon in unbroken volume* ot falling waler; bnt' tuiw; th* bra come* from the egg." “Which oKth*m axisted fia^ the egg ia endless variety of cascades and wa- j or th* has?" ter shruts the Toulamno canon is much “I really do not know what you in­ the graudnat. The re ia one watcr-kap toed with this question and yJur hen. 1,000 ftvt bigh in the latter. On* of oth«r boas and eggs com* F' “ With your hens and egjs. it Msims1 the remains of th*dear “.parted to an­ to m* you take me for a poultry dead- othar oa^tery. Ohureh undertook the work hiiuujf; but, in carrying tb* in a furniture cart, tho j ' bones r.nhirtunatf.'y got mixed, and, baaa and •m." w ben reiutt-rni<T.t began, erra Church -Btrtfcrwh*to^^j•ctF• himself wu unablo to tell which »u SLATE MARBLEIZLD ggrahfuT&ay: ■T Harry S|MW*M Ik, lai ^7~w*ij uTl “j****U*«re litters A young man from the provinces, who wsa sent to Paris to finish bis cducatiuu had th* misfortune of getting into bsul company. H* want bo far aa to wish and say, tharn wu no God, God was on- I iy * word. After staying several years 1 at th* cnpitaL lhe young man returned to hi* Cunfly. On* day be wa* invited . to a rospactabln houa* wb*re tbm wu a numerous company. While all were retartaiuiag therasslve. with new*, pleasure* and buaincM, two girls, aged , respectively twelve and thirteen, wore | ■ewted ia a bay window reading tog*th- | er The young ma* *ro n<ched tham and aakad: “What beautiful romance are you bo aUatUiveVi young ladle*?" *Wo ar* reading no roman'.*, sir ; r*ui mding th* history ot God’* firny tpil^iii ! _ **Yon believe, then, that there is a God F' Astoaiahed at each a qusotiun. tho girl* looked at each other, tlio blood j mounting to thaikchreks r°n* ’‘’’'"’to youn,’t । “Bag your pardon, mi**, I did *not take notice that th* egg exiated first." ; “There is, than, an *gg which did I not coom from a ben F* “Oh ! il you—bog pardon—that is-you mb ’* “I see, sir, that you do not kn.re whether the egg existed before the hen ' or th* ban baler* th* *gg " ‘‘Wall, th.n, I any the ben." -V«y wall, han» then, a haa which) did not com* from an egg. Tell me. WABBLE. CMB&WiSt »uJ Jair KJi. Ml. si ii a nor*, taue aaa luncicut dy, pt-Mant to take, and enntalnli mineral poison. From Uw many tavocable n< u • have, we select > few Mb«C “ tafir, TteHBwOtatesaifi Hra-Poimois Pmrfil DesdoriEr ail Diuifelait. TUAIXHGOI.XQ PR.CROOK’S WISE OF TAR! ■ff.SZH.ttS'f-.' .ft iirspereuaasi ■ atow4ta In®JmMSe. it M M*U la LmURON b* dore hi. bond... Help other. whouyou can. Lui never [rtr what TOt can not etturd tn, simply U-»(?! it I. fitebionaUe ■■yTQrY *n cay No. No ueewsty ot snapping it out dog-fashion, but say it S " “»• • Kiea- St ‘"SSEr*"1 »Kkkk» UUPrice. Bl,00 per Bottle. a?11” GIVES AWAY. * "8SkH^"*?ES52.‘w’ '■pita ww SoarUWCSTUth- M>UTK~ '£ DM lasiu I kte irijpi Dr. WILL’S btrafi if Jinto Vaafi 0ej k Bff te LYON’S < ATHA1R0N VWRGBOUUP OK. tin ittew m sntsni � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-09-10.pdf 328a63fd06079a47acccfbf53d04387b PDF Text Text The RjpilsucM Ttyi R^pjBucjyf B/ytRi BATES OF ADrEXTTSnrG. VOL. XVIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873. YOU WANT THE BEST .tse C. G. UOI.HROOK, VmltNIT st L*w. Mtefcte bi Cks..-. S®grfc«iS Over zJrOO running in Barry County ! ! Nearly BOO by US mure 1871. 1.4(5 w’l*l season. 50 fol'l already this i THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WM- ft HIRGHER, With a full lino of extras es hand! STUDEBA-KER WA-G-ON The only Wagon with tl.o Rlupo Shouldered Npoke. Ians® UP OUR WAY THIS SUMMER. 10,000 Machines Etrerybody is invited to cull and examine the new anti mammoth stock eoiuisting of * Crockery, Glassware. O*d». M-sU l^slwu. JenUtare. Teas, Stoneware, Coffees, all kinds of Fish. OUR CULTIVATOR delegatee elm 11 bar. no legal claim on thia state to defray the expense of such visit" Mt. Richmond moved to amend raid resolution, by snbstitating the foltow- ■'■^""■'"VJASII PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS At the old stand of M Allen, State ferret. Hasting., Mich. >,a. WM. JTOM K M . ' DENTIST Jab®, SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. Mickizas. lx*ring femi io take rare of the pa­ tient, I hastened to call in Dr. Prog­ bang, to whnm tlio case was stated. The doctor was a devout believer in active remedies and plenty of them. His first step was to throw OH Gin in­ to as deep a sleep as opium could put Thanking the fannord of Barry county for their liberal sup­ port in the pant, we hope we shall merit it in the future, believ­ ing it is for our material interest to support home manufactures. " 'DWIGHT k BURKALL. * Jdtrt >torp. RUSSELL & NEVINS What is it ? Sweet's Hojei J. P. ROBERTS & FINE NEW STOCK OF A. <7A.lir>. ' Yes, My "Trip Hammer." ’giih^TO' h I uu ‘ Michigan ^Exchange. DRUGS Medicines DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, Single scat Busies as Low as BOOTS AND SHOES, OH Gingtixzto was the terror of the junior bar. Any of us would as lief faced tho master wo believed him to lervo, as encounter "Old Gin," as we called Mm, ip the trial of a case. There wasn’t a quibble he wasn’t up to, nor a trick ho wouHn’t stoop to. Th«u his manner of treating a jroulhful opponent—supercilious is no name for it-it wss like administering a spank­ ing in open court. It was no use ap­ pealing to tho judge. Old Gm bnllial him as orach as he did the rest of us. It was only the jury ho took pains to bo polite to, end how- be did bcraboode prevented if we coaid, for wo had no wish to injure tho old .wretch; but tho doctor poob-poobod our romonstranrea. adding that he ‘'knew hit own buaiWhcn court opened, Old Gin wasn't there. FaUowbrain was nervous. He raked a moment** iudulgooce while bo crowd the street to tho hotel and inquired alter his associate Ho was mot at Old Gin's door by the doctor, who refused him admittance, as well as any information touching tho condition of his patient. Poor FaUowbrain was mystified. He hurried back to the court-house, and aad another day's delay,-! luring that if suitors would persist in em­ ploying counsel of top o*nvirul habits it was but fair they should taka the con- One Hundred l>ollare*. IF YOU WANT PAINTS & OILS School Books & Slalioncru PHQJNIX CASH STORE JTdw Furmws, ire an optmrtunHy at thh kind utlarcd In HaMfogs, whereby ■y for Mi wnall an amount of nrmey. I da n«M Intend to Mm KffiBgStekre. FRESCBIPTIONS AND FAMILY PAINTING! Wsul-t --- nil to th. n«i{4s.« Will not be Undersold. SCHOOL W»S I HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS MONUMENTS IDE AD STIXNES. TABLE TO!1i, NO. 20. Old Gin had n failing—not an only one—he drank like a fi*b, only his bev­ erage was diiferenL Hia natural in­ clination was for Bourbon whisky, and, for moistening parpoaas, ho seldom used anything else. For how much of f it he could furnish inward etongs was a disputed point which nobody cored ■ to go to the expense of settling by actu­ al experiment. • On Old Gin's arrival on that craning Sam and 1 invited him to n Kttie enter­ tainment to lie given nt Ham's room af­ ter supper. It was to bo a atnrtjy prf. rate affair—none but the throe of us to Preseuf, tli. President and a juurum be present, and tho supply of Bourbon of members. 1 to be unlimited. Prayer, by the Rot. Mr. Colclaai.r. Old Gia highly appreciated such aiOn motion of Mr. Wilkins, the con­ ' lontions from his juniors, and it was vention proceeded to consider, separate­ ly, the resolutions heretofore offorwl by Mr.EIlu. On motion of Mr. Wilkins, tho first "He hold* a. much as a bonded resolution was emended by inserting wnrohoUMi.” said Sam, aside, the fourth the wort! ‘unanimously’ after tho word time (ho demijohn was sent out to be ‘molvedand . having bren further amcndi'd, was adopted os fallows : filled. Resolved, unanimously, that thia oraBy drinking sparingly ourselvoe, and keeping Old Gin's glare constantly r»- veatlon do must sukumfy prutret plenfohed, we uianaged to put him to against the right of Jho eangross of the bed iKiorier than .ho had erer been United States, to attach any each con­ known to be before. It was well we dition aa that containKl in tho act of all stopped at the tamo house, or the congress of June 15 th, 1336, us bring question of hnupartatim might have contrary to the articles of compact con­ tained in the ordinance of 1787, and the presented difficulties. Next morning Sam and I were up be­ constitution and stalo government times ; and taking a lire water snake, which the people of Michigan have formed for Uiuurehus, and submitu-l to cragrsu, it bring a ropuN^u char­ kept overnight in a box, wo slipped it acter, and eo craeedod by its ratification and acceptance, as doctored in the toointo ono of old Gin's boots left before rrml rei-linn nf tha nrnrsaai*) a**l <>r ^1". hia door, bending down tho log so as to prevent the escape of tho reptile, which The a.x:oud resolution was amended it u need loss to odd,'was quite hvmlMa We then entered Sam’s room, near by by itwerting the word, ‘unanimously af­ ter the word ‘resolved,’ on motion of and waited. At length wo heard old Gin's door Mr. Wing; by •triktng''ont tho word ! ‘arbitration* and insertisAtho wardJne, guttation,' on motion of Mr. Wilkins ; and by striking out the words ‘or compromts.,' on motion of Mr. Drake; and was then adopted as follows : , Resolved, unanimously, that all qu«e"Matter 1” roared'Old Gin. rushing after tho snake with tho poker, and tions touching the conflicting claims • o< knocking over everything in his way. utalAitorto jurisdiction oc sovereignty, ‘■Just aee what I found in my boot'.”— ought of right to bo adjudicated, when­ making a furious blow, which the snake, ever they are found to exist, by nogotiation between the st ato« in terested. subI “Sc what askwl Sam. ; "Why, that confounded snake !"— congress of the United Blates, or by sa appeal or resort to tho Lighast judicial I -•takiug another ineffectual stroke. | •‘Snake?— I tee no snake," replied tribunal of this union. The third resolution, having bran Sam, looking directly at Uamended by Mr. Drake, wtm adopted as Old Gm turned pate. follows: Rcsulvod that a select committee of throe be appointed, whose duty it shall bn tu prepare in behalf of thia conven­ tion, and forward to tho president of tho United States, a communication to OLIVET COLLEGE duoe of it was, you could never toll when he would bo wrung in on you. Your ease might he called for trial; you might rise to open, counting on a square fight with one for whom you islt yourself fully a match, when, at the lost moment Old Giu, just retainod on the other side would haul up his chair, and begin to stare you out of countansaco. I had a pct case -it was- a suit for slander— end Dope FHJowbrain, not a legal giant, but tho youthful author of much unpublished* poetry, was employ­ ed to conduct the defoneo. I was amMint of a brilliant victory—If only Old Gin kept his finger out of the pie. I thought once of securing him on my aid.; but I knew ho would take all th. credit to himself, and I Lad bo wish to bo alien of my laurels. When my raw was reached, much tu my relief, Old Gin tu not on band. It was early in th. term, and reaiding in nnothsr county, he had not mad* bis Chromo Ella; which, having bean read. Mr. ' McKinstry movod test tho sama be rojoeted. Mr. McDonell amd to .mend by ordering the ecmmuniratioa tu bo laid on the tab!..; which motion ^ovaiW. to*." that you'll entertain tree freiuda Mr. McDcaoIl, punucnl to prevkitsi ra a drilsr, and nrtonish yuu with th. notire, .Arad th. Cdtewing proto* » IhMjM, ho» M. S- « hich wa« ordered to be entered on tl.o pnndx oa raoaev 1 bno will moke you love hem. (tf you don't yra'ra a Urate} and teach you how to pity, white you Korn a poor fashkrnabl. who thinks herseif rieb, and vainly trie* to'tthfek her- Sinital mi lateral DENTIS Students can enter at J. Cole & Son, nis im ; UB OtlUt > Shingle, Loth. Ac. > any adraalego to bo gained by d wssat Without wir ament, Ohio has the jurisdiction of the disputed district; and wo do not contaruplato that our act of dissent can alter, repeal or modify M act of congress. Morootw, we would not, nor do we desire by our votes, to sunv.uder any right which Michigan ha. guaranteed to Sr by the irrepealabie ordinance t 87;—we cannot entertain the opinion that the enlightened. pure, and talent, ed supreme judiciary at oar common country, to whom we are willing to]tubmi t the question, would overtook or die- no binding obligation, aad caaaoA claim the ccusideratrou of th. preeidect or ol tho congress. If such bo the caa., ths people of this state have, by their own acta, put it beyond their power to gain admiiaion into th. union, at any lim. within the ap^ie of two years, untoss rougrrer shall rocsxje from tho terms perecribed in th. act of June 15, 1838. We do not reevgeiz. tho act of coagreM to alter the terms of the crdinanc. of 1787; but honretly oaareive that our ssM-nt, in the way propored by the act of oongreea, notjmmitt* re Aarer and forftOtMrijk. But that it would place us in attitude of bringing the qnretum before the ju­ diciary </tho United State., and remor. all disputaiioa in regard to th. acta of our state legislature, and give Michigan the voii^ to which aha u just­ ly eatittod, by her population and po riticn, in th. councils of the country. Wo voted against th. properitton of dissent, adopted by ths majority of the omveutioa, repelling the thought that those who differ from us m opinion are actuated by any other motive but tho common good and lionorallo impulse. We, in differing from them, do not wish to bo eonssderod as haring any other view but tho happinore, proepcrify, peace and tranquihty of onr com­ mon country.' IxiCM BxACTXn, *mmom Boors, of Wayne eoanfy. Boe. Wtum, Jans Hcraass, Josxrs Ricxxv, cf Lenawre county. Cisuta Knrutx, of Bt Clair eouafy. Oiwnil Lsncssm, Wsisos Bsxra, of 0L Jorephs county. 6- D. CouAxu, of Calhoun eountv. Hsnvnr Wamm, X Zscuxaixn Vur Dcsnx. j Z\ Butts, Clark, Conklin, EHis, Glover, ofHiUwtete cornuy. Gilbert, Jefferies, Lane. lawrence, StxshxxR. Wood. Markham, McKinstry, Newton, Noble, of Chippewa county* Odell, Peek, ' Richardwm, Setterlee, Woxux A Bioaran, Smith, Stubby & A. L. Warner, Welch, of Ottown, Knit, Ie.it ..A Otafa Willard, Wing—25. TUcmam Wstu. Nsts—Moasra. Allen, RraufaiL Brad­ shaw, Brown, Comstock, Durt, Drake, Draper, Hutchins, Kercher*!, Kimball, Lanrasler. McDonell, Noyes, Ridtny, Richmond, Sumnsr, Vaa Duer, H. Warner, Wearo. Wilkins, Wood—22. On motion of Mr. Wing, the blank nocwrriug in th. first line of said resolu­ "Dai't'ay bertrare,” M th. butehtion, was filed with the word ‘thrw.’ ■ r caid to th. dog that was killing hia On motion of Mr. Welch, the fifth resolution wna adopted without amoudTo rreauv. widow's w«oda—W a mnnt, as follow.— good looking man s«y “will ftaraF And they wilt five members be appointed to draft sa A drankeu TuWo man wrote oa the addrera to the electora of thia state, ex­ pressive of tho views of this convention. wall of his sell : "Jug u(rt that ye be Merera Ellis, Clark, Markham, nutjuard." A school boy remarks that when his Welch, and 8. A. L. Warner, were apteacher undertakas to show him what is what, bo only finds out which to The sixth reeolution. bavin amended on inutkm of Mr. Rici was adopted as follows: Rerelred. that two thoraaad । the journal and proreedings ol i ventton. together with the neoea ootaponring documeata, be prix..—, w. pamphlet form, undsr the authority of jnice. the Preridcut of this convontim, and — to my disgust, Mr. FaUowbrain raked for n day’s postponement Hie citent, ho .aid, had lately employed Mr. Giaguaxte. who was expected that evening, and tho defence would Im> ready to go on to-morrow. I nrotreted against th. delay, and in- A TEACHERS' CLASS the middle of the with his head swathed, looking very pal., and u mad as a Modoc. The snake, it appears, after ecme hours, grow tlrod of his hiding-place, and crawling forth, was discovered and killed by tho doctor. Of conrso, th. cat was out of the bag. Old Gin had a Cood brad for circum­ stantial evidence, and was not slow to work up thn case. . Ho moved for a new trial on a long affidavit, minutely retting forth the cir­ cumstances of the conspiracy of which bo had been th. victim—the body of the snake, in a bottle of spirits, being attached as an exhibit Tho motion was granted; and when Rraolred that tho legislature of the state of Michigan bo requested to ap­ point three comrateeioneni or dolegatre to visit Washington during tho noxt scMioa of congress, to co-oparain with our senators and reprv*entatires in pro­ moting tho cause, tho inton.-sts and th c rights of tho people of Michigan. Ihe question on said amendment was decided in the negaUro. Said reeolutii* havingbwmamended, cn motion of Mr. Wing, and farther amended on mc4ion of Mr. Warner, of Oakland, was then adopted in blank, by yeas and nayes aa fallows: •Ute into th. union; yM. as that branch of our general government hare deem­ ed it proper to attach a condition to tho ad tn mason of Michigan into tho Union, wo briiero and consider it th. wieest cocree for Michigan to accept tho te.•» prupoeed, and bocom. oc. of th. eorwrrign state. of tho United •State. of America. Inasmuch u by each not WW beoocao �New Advertisements. (f irr ^qmMinnt |j: lanntr Strang" as it may eo?m (o *>iuo, wo l:a»o»trextay, 4* thu, nation no teas thou itt.-n pabricsd ,*rU'.. How many of nur poMcami hare thl^fiaet cteariy in their mir.d^ ? . Yet' K>. -ft Is, and tho name* of there oxgaui=a!tens ar* as fol­ lows: Republican,, bcsnocnuic, Liberal, Labueltaibrtn. Woman suffrage, Prohi­ State, waa jterpetrated on a girl niaa ywxr» old. by a fiend named James I>. Ceaivan, at Musksguu, on Ttanday of last wwk. Do Wcdamdny th* villain was arrested, and after hia identity woi fully cstabliahad, a mob attempted to take him from th- authorities and hang him. but wo- defeated in their iterign On Friday el Warn the father of the girl on pretence of being sure Caniran was tho jrarpetratcr of the crime, gain’d admission to th.- jail and drawing a pistol instantly shot him inflicting n •orfous though not fatal wound. On Iming odrlsed of this the public became intnri.-ited cxjsd fearing the life of tha prisoner and (ho distraction of th.- Court Hous* nnd Jail by thn mob Uin Mayor Teh-graphed to Mayor Fimo, of Grand Rapids for military aid for their defence. Mayor 1’ierco referred him to the Guv.tnor as (he only person having power to order out ths State Troop* Gov. Jtaglcy at occe ordered tfeGrand Rapids fagiit Guards to proocod to Muskegon and dufoud the J*il from the aaaaulto of the mob. By this moan, tho pnldic •property was protected nnd tho pAsplo of Aluidti-son, sarod from the <li«grace cf murdering a man who was in tho hands of tho officer, of ths tew. and entitled to thn protection of all good ciUH-n* lamdiag a trial nt the hands of tho proper tribunal Ou Tueaday tuoruing Canivan was brought befiira-Judgo (ridding, plead (ftiilly, and wna at onro sontatu-od to irapriwutm-ut for life, and in the after­ noon wua safely removed to tho Pritou ax Jackson. At latest dates the girl was still alive though fear, wore entertain cl that ah* yiiuH not recover. Il la said that, “Th.>^ whmn tlm God* tore, dto young.” Wo think th|ura]4>raw- equally true, tlurt thoso whom tto- Gods Ar>, live and write artides lot tlia J7n*w JmtmL Th* writ­ er’s article, Biaaty of our Government,'' is marked by tho tamo xhort-rightodncM ‘ of his other cflarvi. I<e finds fault with the Govwruuwnt, nnd asks if U would not Im> hotter for tho Io change it to c-urrespend with tho people's develoixnunt, rather than wail until war shmild lore* a change. This remind’ us ot an incident ip the life uf Davy Crockett, white dUcuMtag n question in the logistetiva Hall, a member having tho floor opposed to Crockett, raid, “11* did not think tho meutim would suit A new hors* dlsraso has appeared in Few York city. Two boron thieves Wvr« lyntflcd 8*i•nlay in Bcubm coitaty. Mo. Senator Alcorn of kti«ai«*ippi denoun­ ce* Atnra and declam hnruralf a candid­ ate fur Gwwuor. - . .. With utie exc*|>lfoit the new Congveramen have drawn their monthly compcn»vtimi under the new law. Tin* Missouri lUluttML will petition CungTcra for th* suppression of tho traf­ fic in Italian ohildrrn l>y tho qmdroiiaa be |>r»vl lot IM.. tfie j*opfo, and by tho people, and th* development of the jraoplo is tho dovelopment of the Government, nnd th* on­ ly “Insurance Company" we want, is tho National Intolhgam-n Co., they will1 take all risks. Bfitho writer projvwtwi a method—very short, il tho devilish thing only work*. H* propow^ to get, bent stamp. T1:o total receipts of th* Gororameut for tb* quarter ending Juns 30 were |77,808.tJ85 V2. and tho total expendi­ ture* «5f»,4tnjlW 85. An ex-United State* .Treasurer, a few bition and Farmer*’ -Sorely here is an dny» ago, applied to Gen. Hpinnvr, the up a little hobby horse, one that ran present Treasurer,’ for n position ns ciqxa^snity fiq every Intelligent citixoa trot, and with it trot out of office nil our to suR himw lf with a set of political Governmoutals, nnd out of existence principle, and to march to the poUv with ths Republican party ; and tlu-n, I supn cut-genial bund ol «»suciata* Every 1>om. his Millepium will bo inhered in. already had one ftwhman your, having question that ran peerible b« twisted in­ Wall, now, for fear year little plan tuny ontured Harvard last fell. to an Issue, and many that cannot, has A contract drafted in part hr Lafay­ fail, I would suggest, Irt, that your it* plaou swnewliere among three »«« ette, making over property in Franco to bon* be not too small, as il is quite a •rune Baltimore rnetchante, hw b«m l«rt>oa, with aU ita rid* isetire duly pro­ talk you require of him ; you rctuom- disrorirtd in tho Treasury Department vided for. And yet this « »<>» au ora of bor you have already tried several largo nt Washington. special political activity; on the contrary, hobbies—the last one, tho father of Tho Kentucky Legislature, omitting Gourd afp^Ay appears to be the officer hobbies, and, on looking back oror the tho Fayette tfonaturtal Disfriet, will of the day, except wheru individual and stand: Sonata-6 Itepublfcaos, 31 course, wo so* them all laid by to restDemte.-rato; Honso—21 Republicans, local itifiueniLS have stirred up au exThey bowed their backs for tho toad 79 Democrat*. This is a Republican cepticm, M la the pending election in nnd tho rare, manfully, bnt ths fearful gain from last year of throe Senators Ohio, ./a’fimt iho number of parties bind South of 86’ 30/ broke their nnd six Itoprctvntatires. marks rather lbw distraction than any Th* Chicago Intur-Ocxian predict’ a unwanted interest uf the public mind i Tile Democratic newspaper* rontinuo backs, and like the Yankee’* caHXfbey to barj. alrautjhs ‘'back pay" busitioM didn’t eractly die, but kinder gin eobt, ' rise in the prtc* of grain thi* fall, rayon nny great public question. Nordoes i ing that in no portion of Europe is tho apparently totallv pblirkm* of tho fact and thn distorted frames, and liraping | crop abundant, while in many sections it indiratu very clearly nnydefinite, well gait of tbos# who still survive, should ' it u a complete foilunf. This will defined, or probable political uclion in sponsible for >L Wo *ro filed thnt admonish yon to abandon the hobby nrobably open the door io i-xjiorts from tho immediate prerent or near future, they intend to keep thie matter l«foro bnsinre* Their voices try from (bo ■ that i. hk’dy to cv.mbin* all shade* of lb* people, a* tho people •herald know ground also, raying, beware how you | Oakc« Am'*’ brother and rti-cutor what their Democratic Congressmen put alrataclcs in the way ot this party of ays that his retato will not settle more l>an 3‘J,tMM),W»O, or al-out one-third have been doing; though it would Ira 1‘rogrem, for though obstacle* pn-M-nt ihat was estimated at hia death, and impc«ailde to sinh them any lower in that the net result of all his Itacific The Democracy uro very much like the ratimaticu of the xnaww* Honicm- trusts, yet the Nation has boon advanced Railroad ojraratiotw and specalatious the loy^t knits which hv submitted m a her, thnt n majority of tho Drmoerat* in and iiftod upto an exalted no»(iou turns out a positive k>,r. scientific potato to hl* teacher—the old The next Unitoil States S.-uatar from CongrvM voted for what -the Democrat- •1 among the Nations of earth, cleansed blade had given place to a new one, and Now Bersoy will be oisct<«l to fill the ic crga*s elegantly deaignale aa •* the ; from n-aay of her impuriii.-s, (though vacancy mad* by tho expiration of tlte that had - boon aucceedcd l,y a new bark pay •teal." Rnmomlrar, ciao, I still not clear) and i» fo*t solving tlte tenn/it Hon- John 1’. Stockton, March haml’o.mml tho sjuesitan wa» whether that a majerity «rf tho Dcpnldirarw1' problem of a roprewntati' c form of •I. 18,5, and th* Iswislalurn elected in it was .'Ar M»« knife. It bore the name, voted ngainat it • Tho character cf the Government, which is already tulhng 1874 will decide tho quretion, while all nt any rate, and belonged to the same State Senators ehmeu thia year "ill two partita thus dearly indicated, rath the death knell of Monarchies, attd-reill ! hold over ami hav* a wto for Mt-Stockowner; mid &> much we ran »ay of the party to be judged by , tin? act* of the continue to “proclaim Liberty through- , Dctuoaxacy. Ever rise* the » ar it hu majority of jta roprewontative* I f thero out the bind, unto nil tho inliabitants been trying to sited its obsolete prineiX Ss any stealing going on tho Dvmocra'a thereof.” And tho man or tho party < Gen. Fremont is dangerously ill. pirn, and to get aamrtMng that would cun always be ccuntc-l an to take n thnt rlmll heed not that proclaluation,' Th* fourth Cincinnati Industrial Exanswer in (heir »toa<L and in Maine, iraditioa opened Wednesday owning. hnn d in iL They know l»»t how in can look into tho yawning grave.of ob- ( Tho fraud, on the Brooklyn City Iowa u»d komo other Stolen they chum clmracterira.their own arts, and to car­ liviou already dug, and the mourner* । Treasury are not y«t all naennheik to Uro »m.x»ted. But uirwhere taw a ry out their own jmneiplco. They pro­ will Mi go about th* streets when tho , San Franeisco throw a very heavy •ingle lireM of vital interest to th* pe-iplo nounce n majority of their reprewnta- last uxl rs placed nliovw their remain* I1 rot* nt the olretlon held there on the been altapu-C. and if such had been the So, look well t> it, that you go to your | raw ikia doubtful if it would Uavemoile pu!o them. We bclievo it was the week with jiriucipkw, mH hobbies, ifj any d^tyvnoo ro tong as tho saui* old late Hcaacu Greeley, ths late Detn>>­ you intend to break up tho Republican i n hrel-bsraoa were tugging at the party . erotic candidate for Preridwy, who hack. Even the »o railed Liberals1 declared lx, would not say that all found that thi* was a •ottrre of diseredii Democrats are thieves, but bo would which thc-y never could abide. They ray that ail thieves are Democrat*— In tho last Hastings Jfinw JVurasf, |. A counterfeit *500 bill ha» Iteott dis­ pn-tendnl to like what the Democrats wo find an editorial churning that the co cured. W<> hare not *eett one, and said to them, they to com pan- Jfatan" Oroarefr. Monroe [ Wis.,] BfpaUina, is “a repub­ are not likely to. nutoe and Jo find that they agreed ad­ The Domncratv of MamiehnwH* have MaecsntuiZScu.-—Report ray* that lican imper.” This is far from being mirably, but aa to' Waking themselves 1 i ben-aitar tho Vfctotjr Bridge at Montre­ the fact. Ths Monruo ZIspuHicra was nominated Hon. William Gaston, of a part and pares I of the old Democratic i Boston, for Governor. al, tho greatmt architectural wvnder uf oun of the oldest and mast con temp ta­ Daniel G. Beede <,f Sandwich N. II, jurty, wfch its inherent igigiaa oral, its tin-. Western World, mud ptey remind ble of th* coppr-retad organs of ths ha’ l,ecn appointed Superintendent of blundering leadership, they could not think ot it. Andsojustnowtheyirtsnd violin to a new bridge to bo run .truetod Statu of Wisconsin, and is to day on* of Publie Inrt-uetton in that State. over the Friikof-Forth. This structure tho bitterest opi»menf»of tho national i The ixidicatious ato that the 1’*-ojdo'v in a state uf •,U|wooaijy,’* with flic lickut. nnti-railreod monopoly, has pros|>cct of soon iilwAving and d«®ait- will be far tho birgm-t bndg- tn th* Adtninisiraliun published. So bitter in i’ mado a pretty clean •Weep of Califorworld. It will be 150 fost in height, its denunciations ax to oxcito only rtho I • ing according to their in<bvitlnal proctiaud will contain nearly 100 «p<a* Tho contempt >if all ita friends in tbe ItaJgv niu. A tncxi named Yates is wuder arrest groattHt span In tlw Muter will bo 1.­ | for cotoplicitv in th* railroad bond for­ Equidly^cviuir.reorrt tire, some ar alt of geries, and is exprated to make nsn them other organization*. Tho labor 500 fret in width, or nearly a third of a mile iu extout, ditaeusiwui which are Reform far isalMMA- .whtoh at two or without paralvli An- any simitar piece of reduction of tlx, Public Debt during tlw •muller openings or spans will bo 150 party, aroWlfflfgw'taUt»»tUUy‘» feet in width, being tsnisidorably bofield. Tfap xuuronrarae of the basis on yond the average. diincnsioua of the which tbey started, the TMionary nod largest spans in ordinary bridges- It rcektaa chnrartrr wt.too many of their will curt st low CIO,000,000. ■WITSTES AJNTZ3 PRESCRIPTIONS LIQUORS, For CAREFULLY Medical Pur]-. ^OMPOUNVEI). Also x Fino Assortment of O-OOUS TP-AIV CW Sueh as CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS, REWARIM OF MERIT, and everything you need in MUSlCj .A.T NEW YORK PRICES ’ 1ST1. Rmarmlxr th.. Place. Seanxl Door E*»t of th* Corner of State ami Jeffor. Street* Hosting* . $nEHflAll J. AICH- , 1872. MUS: >rr. witM. Ol'S DEBILITY. JNCll’| / A’.V T COJTSUMPT10N, First-Class Instruments. New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. Veiy Low month of August was ffi,"52,irtl9. Thoe in spite ojrtbo huo and cry nbnot “cor­ ruption, i stealing, framl, and rings,” which if true would ruin any country in has gonb on steadily reducing tho public debt, and ai th* satue time re-' •-Tax litreRMxm..- -Igunliu* Donnelly duang taxation until to-day no industry of Minneeota, tho politic*! tnra-eoat, in this land l< toted to it* or ths pub­ practical carraptiontat, and prsfoared lic detriment ■ m- *f tho ttwtadkng Rofcna party is 2 New away of th front again a» President of a to railed Tttt Sake Evsxywhke—Tho New failure of it* tenders y.. -- ---------------- — 1 Foranra’ Convention lu that^Stats last York P—i quotas figures to illustrate) to secure ol: •jcsli’otb.dd clocwhwn week. Tacre were about 100 dolngatoa. in tho Republic. ThcAVontaaJfugmg? and Ora Barto*, a Democrati* lawyer the re marltab lo decline of Democracy . in that mast Bourbon of State#. Kimand the Prohi^W® pariitthaw snffared in very much the asmo wey, although rrnor. Jf An Democratic party is not tacky. In 1SCS flto D. csocrata hod 72JXNI m^arity ; in 1871, S7.QOO ; in ' thou poMigua hava irewa » ■dead already, DouooIIy’s leadership and tliait oygareeutaw- a* much aw wilt kill it, and th* Graugoa, if fod by 1872, 11,000 ; and at tho lata iegiriativo ehratiem th* majority was thought bard- j extemlod in their fields cf oifort-Tho aim him are wvms than dead ulrva.ly. jy »(inh tmmtioaing. Tlii* add* the - and ' reformatory legislaBon fort, is (he cooditfon cf tho party eyeryr tho ftifttiluidfy party, which cn th* “jmMie-1 mind within ths •cop* of ita power, it will at once div apiraar'-fre®! day proud no neo in .Aincriran polSca. Wp »re, «!* j, tauiaM ta 'TEJl nnd COFFEE, Now Advertisements, Farm for Sale. "■LlJOrt. CHANCERY SALE. ..r Mlshtate. Ta lhe rue.ll tatuttw Uw ’'tte’i'JSra-riM-*. IWterriea of Oregon bare boon more sucueaafully ptnaenuled during the put reason than ever before. About IM,- ycor swell the experts of Orogen over »1 .OOC.OOO more than they otliorwira ' Tn* Nanorit Fisxxcra—Th" net would have Iwwn. receipt’ of tho Guvernmout for th* ■quarter trading Jdne 30 Wire, from ' *CMBO,787; sale* tit public loads, , .M7*A607 ; n:i..r«BanM.u. sotnrea. |fi,WB.847 ; tfltol. <77, 8M,(M5 ; and the UBtuediatoiy cm ruwtiug in Deeembo r rettavn Senator Carpenter from itaJPeea-' oua, IIS.*41,081; War Itepartment, idem y fr* Umftrr, and proUbly elect »M^87,C18; Navy Department, 84.­ in hi. ptare Senator Ferry of Michigan, 808,073 } Indiana and) prawns, IS.K.\ 087 ; mtatwt <m p*blie debt. »!*,777,f*57 ; premium on tond«. |S40,9H; total. •60,41‘t^TO LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! WHEELER & WILSON, I/WOVED INK, JU3J CRAYON, WATHRCO1.OU AND OILS, Saks of the Cheder .J- W7fco« f.r BO(®ER a. FLANDERS. past year ^cxt Guar­ ranter oj Us Superiority over al', oilier sewing machines- BV IN SEARCH OF THirClSTAWAYS Being the most simple in conslruction, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, running atid with Im now, than any Mur mini �life ^*r>l*ucA|l B\|l»«x, irncut mfm w •*•«» «miV. WHta^nirdrawiug timber .era*, the track from the mill with an ox tram t anil did mx see flic train until it WaJ wtthma few rod. ut him. when j atrtnng to gut hia team out of dangarl h» got jireaa in between flat car. *tandmg0a the .id. bb4 y, M school is being conducted by T ll. Dfo. on tehnq. fright at the u.m,, mom,nt Arman ___ / I jumied toward tli.ck> Mnd thn!W Jl ate our pleasure to pay the school . bita forward so tha ths end of the bag. a visit on Friday hut Wo found ffir CHURCHES. Bathe your foot in bet water jurt be­ fore going to lied ; take one or two tea«pounfula of Dr. Raaaom’a Hive Syrup and Tolu, «' Homy Syrup, and drink a bowl of Ginger Tea. Jump into bed and wrap up waira, and you will bo all right in the lucrnitg. \ Da. Mintxa'* Magnetic Balm ia a pertain cure for all diaeaaca of the atom- kch and bowel*. It reltere* Nauaco, Vomiting, Colic, Cramji*, and pain of pt all kind*, like magndirm. Only /coate 25 cU to buy It. Sec advertian- WE SELL A'O SHODDY CLOTHING ! Rcvxsia your plan a while. Lrarv off atlonifl, blue mass and all other vi­ olent and poisonous purgative modicine* that break down tho system and tho body, and tor a blood purifier, an alterative and for an anti-bilton* reme­ dy uso Hamilton'* Btxchu and Dudsbon. Ita kind and healthful itif.uoncn on the kidneys and liver open up tho •y»tom gently and offbctirely, You hare no fearful debilily and prostration following U. For safe by J. I’. Roberta - gage car struck him in tho .mail of th® school conducted with dueiplia# and beck uaoriy tearing thn body Into, kfll- energy on th® p*rt of (bo tsacbere, ttnd inghra. instantly-^ One ix wa. ako tho studsnts scsinnd equally energetic Hlle-I, nnd tho „.Iujr badIy iniurod m their studLc* and recitation*. Tbc « o do not learn that any Nsmo attach. County fiuperiHtondctrt of school* bos W. « tt. iw™, called to his aid one of the Vety best. teechn. m Barry County, in wX*. uJ il h,„ Uf tboas ancidente again*! which no hu- tug hi* labor* with and for ua, and the m.n foresight can guild. people of Barry and adjoining counties mey look for a rovryil in durational K.-iqrxmu.-th, Monday effort t»atten during the coming winter, at k, oub, Dr. Samuel Perky of Char­ •s a result of the efforts which are be­ lotte. brutally ..rotiltod and xrwusly ing pul forth at this place oa the part A very ok® number i* Ballou’s for l«unded Jo*e|>h Saumlera Ifoq., the of Iho County Bupt nnd Mr. Vae ArOitobar. It coutaiaa a very remark*p puter and weU-know^ editor ol the Charlotte b»rau« Mr. Saun­ /The atudeuU uf thia' -chool have otA ,bfo quantity of leading matter, all divid­ ed into atoriea and poetry, engraving* ders had manfully denounced tho out- kamxod a lyicum in rontM-ctlon with 1 and uaelul reading, ouch oa any one rngo |<ej>cuattd ou the propte of the’ tlic acbool and elected the Ldluwing liki-v to got hold of to para nway an hour State and Ration, by that tnfocrabte or two in a pkioaaat manner. For sale at all the periodical depots sneak and bls guilty ossociati®, and for in tho country. Address Tbomxs A i which lie and aomo affix, wore Xa*d at Tiiaor. 3G Ilto.mifi.U Horton, 1 the last acrafou of tho Unitad States Smmd l’m J*rr»«WhU-C G. Mixer. for back or current numbers Singlo Di.trict Court at Grand Rapid*. Srentvt—H. E. CbriDe copie* 15 iwnte, tl.SO a year. -StoP rri^frrlif, wotld have been Tremarw—Titua Full. bis just punishment for hia fira: otfoaee! tHttr-C. IL Vo® Annan. against morahty, chastity and doacenc y, QBMlion fur the next diaeuwdou, and for this Ku Klux amault, wo trurt the World growing better F' \ tho dix/r. of the State liisoii will swing Three thing* apak well of Bany' wide open to rwviv.. a yflight have been County, »ud it Lid* fair to bwxune the Local hli^ police?. , Ia»t of Patenu iaeued from thn U. S i I'ulcut Office to Michigan Inventor*, for the wook emling Aug. ID, 1873, and . ea. li bearing that duto.~-Fumiah«<l thia ' ' iuiaT l>y Cox A G.x, SiiXton of Pat-1 ’ During tho State Fair a special, train enta.'Washington, D. <?. Mwo.no for Edging Una bur, W. G. | will run daily each way over tho Valley ' Caldwell, Three Ritera. * Car Lamp, J. Road. jHUnug Haatiugv, going to the I & <SMi Adrian. IkxM Hrcl Serew. Rapid* at 9. Ill A. M and going to W Ackerman, Flint. Fly-Trey, J. IL Jackson at 7. 10. This train will alao Johnson, UvutoQ IlarlMW. Lamp, J. run over the road from Grand Rapid* Kirin-, Jr.. Adrian. Mortar-Mixer, C. to Jackwm on Sunday tho 21st inat. 1 Fierce. Purtlnnd. Whip-Socket Fort­ Lairing the Rapid* at 10 A. M. On thia ner, W. W. Richanlwni, Ypsilanti. Log and all other trains piuaenfra from Turner, C. Van Aleck, b'alury. Rriwar any point in the State ou the M.C. R. R. lino* will bo earned to and from Grand ' Saw ing Machine for Rlging Lumber, ' E. Tarrant, Muakegon. Ltar or I.crrxx*. remaining at th<Haatings, P. O, Sep. 9th, 1873. Wise Mary Bragdcu, K. F. Dcitle, Mia*. Louisa Johnson, Mr*. T. I- Mui iux, James Melteaald. Mia*. Elsa Erod- VSa1>I If Lt tho above tho Jetmal means to iaalnuatu that there is not Jmt-rhut mtrllt trtrh now inlhia city, tlio insinu­ ation io comtemptsbla and deserve* tho public scorn. For ought we know there may be room for another marble shop, i but none better than that of Messrs 1 Black A Fullor can bo found in tho I Beyond the Miaslatippl- Einc Beaver Suit* for Men, .... Fine Curtain Made fruits for Men, Double Breatded Pen Jacket;.. CHILDREN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT. Children’ll 44uiti<, Boy b' Suits Youths' Suibq.. to $15 to 20 to 30 fortlier JVest are prompt and reliable. Tho Texas connection of thia road is how -xHuiJettxJ, and passcngcri are kdforcd a farst class, all-rail route from Ait. luuuis to Toxas, either over tho Miswiuri, Kanras A T- xas R. R , ViaHedal- via Vinita. For map®, time tables, in­ formation as t<> rates, routes, Ac., wo refer our readers to L 0. Wluwler, Northern Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd | St., Buffalo, N. A. or E. A. Ford Gene­ ral I’liHctigcr Agent, St Louis, Ma. n--- a,— m, x lrfu[jy aBj prmnpt- 3,60 4,50 for Boys, for Youths, Children’s Chinchilla, Cape and Other Styles of Overcools. Cheap Farm in Soxth-weat Iumui .' ■ VIENNA EXHIBITION. Th® Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany offer* 1,200,00*1 acres of land in l'-ntral and Southwest Missouri, nt from •'! to J12 |>er acre, on yevrti year*' time, with free transportation from St.Isiuia to all purchaser*. Climate, soil. . timber, mineral wealth, schools, church- ' e* and law-abiding society {nvile wnigrnnt* from all poiute to thi* land of , fruit* and flew er*. Fur [>articufor> ndi dresa A. Tuck, I-and Conimuavoner, Sc.- Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. nt M CCTlill Mum If fal To Merchant* we Sell Coodu ro/i^ituqc. Woau»*a Exntairioa, / Mww, 19, 1873. Wurruta & Wnom, Mra. Co. t>25 J/reWway, A7w Fwi. . Awarded Grand Motel un Progreaa, Grand Medal of Merit, and thn only ’ Sewing Madiine Company reoottmicndrd by the International Jury fur the Grand Diploma of Honor. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE :«> CANAL STREET, The Babcock that tho Central Vermont Railroad Company have accepted tho resignation uf Gyle* Merrill aa Goairal Supcrtntandent of the Central and rennccting Timca rather quiet juat naw. roaih, and that John W. Holxrt, OooWork rrenn;«4pn Bowen* Block. I crtl Freight Agent and Master -ol War-1 Scbonl* opened on Munday, ’ Tran*|wrtatiun. has been appointed in il'in. John M- Nevin* ia quite aick. hi* place. Mr. Merrill retire* in tconseI qunnen uf itnpsurml heallh. He will W. 11. Burgher Eeq., wo are happy to1 remain to assist th® new Huperintend.tatr. i* ay» again. I ant till January, when be will retire to Tire qnMtioa te, who ie to bo janitur hi* home at Ilarcrtiill, N. II. ' Dale of Eaton County ha® tort 50 slxuip from worthless dogs. Richard H. Hall of Jaekaon rcceuffy slitpjied 13 matched ang single bores* from that city to Boston. I’rof. Frioa* and family of Ann Ar­ bor have just returned horns after a so­ i Bwmmx Baath A Co. have the largrat stuck of Undertakers goods, such as journ of two years In Europe. I’rof. Cooker uf th® J’tuvwaity fo I Caskets, Cuffins, Burial Itol-e*. Ac., in ■ (Vntral Michigan. Personal attm-lancv, I nnd gucsl He*no will bo-'furni»h«I to ' : custiKncra throughout tho county fro*' । Religion.” ; of charge. Jam® Virk, tho wall-known Boch<w17tf Uehmxx, lliura A Co. t»r florist, is to have 50 feel simco lor E. N. MIXER'S Scrofula Syrup buy anytlaluu nut fall to eotuv 44105^18 '•'Moh our xdvori.iiug column*. grnud maaa State Convention of th® “Fainita of Husbandry” will be hold lb pity Sheriff Fox from < ►rangevillo at National Park, Knlauiarcu, Friday, aa* ia tht city ytsterday on official bus* October 3d, 1X78, under the direction of the offiiwr* uf the Michigan State Grange. An addreea by an eminent speaker wilt be given at 3 o'clock r. au, npen tho «uhj«l of the "Fannere' M-■cement.’’ Tho PUruna throughout the State, and the public gvuernUp are Gardner Hunt of HiihlanJ, KsLima»>< cordially invttH to atton-i. County, were atruck by lightning and burned LaolMOO. Wereeeivnl a ph xaant call on TneaA little »>n uf Tbunuia KuaoeU ol Riday motning. from C. D. Sfownrt. Eeq., long a roridoni of our city, tux of r baa lx>n d-laye-l a few Brighton, Uringatoa Co. U- te .till wook by tlic *icknra? of I. A. .uffering from an accident which hap­ uf our best corn)-osi tor*. pened *>me year ago. having been thrown from a mower, and hi* left fog badly lacerated, ywt ho ia ormdautly imporing and oxpeett in time to folly reTho bafonce of cash in tho Slate Treasury August 27th was <905.444.77. The H:u Sod*tf Bcawtcd with the RoouipU for U« week ending Septem­ Report ra»s that another offurt in to ber 3d wore »W,l’6,W ; payment dar­ Pi»»>-.; tian Church will be entcri nm ■ Iw made to establish a n--w*pap*-r al ing worn- time S5UH»: i«a»ing « •d,on Friday afternoon by Mr* W. H. Nashville in thi* County. thi» tinio by a baton.--- in tho Treasury of •900,531,10. Th® grading on the Flint A I’em getrth-man from lawton. Wo trust for the sake uf tho would bo publiehur Marquette Railway will bo cotnptoUd, it » staiFvl, to Irtdington, within a tn»nth. tiio report to not trun, for the inreetThem Detroit will her., direct uoiamnui m-mteannot l>o other than a Snw- catton with Lakrf- Michigan well up to­ ward Maniate-o and the Grand Traver*® rtvt to Iraru that Mis*. Luwell, . • luct of the gramnu-r Depart- We received a call from Ben. Campbell otMday wowk, who • “ funurrly •xr L’nioa School declines lu afUse. a «4>A0 uff.r at Katanra- traveling ag’‘ for I-i^henburgh t Q»'a., tehacon houae in Detroit, but who i* now on® of the Lrm of CbamU rhm Our v-anka are due and tendered to Campbell» OuunbotWn. fobacoooiafa Mr Dari 1 Huugliatattor for a wateeDetroit We truly »’*h ,hrra ,ho ro'” ■ston, Ixjng Island variety, that •sighi 39 lb®, and was m gnod a* it large. Ixrxxrenwu—To see Twxxtt-Two xUe-lnxhe.l msn loukiug on at two o'clock ia the afternoon ol n pteewmt autamsr day, to saa i| corps of boys Ptoying Crops*. Thn lumrtig &<UAraa saya, that a remp-eiter in that office raised this sea­ son without sperinl cultivation, three Ttoply Tomataaa ra WW rtra* that weigh-d three and ahalfpoamd*. Kstan County Fajr wfll b- hold at Charlotte, September 23d, 24th and 25. Hon. Schaytev Coifax will <Whrr an •ddrera before tl* tfoctoty <m dh* loirt day st oae o'clock ia the afteratoa. LVorto her huabond. 100,000 00 CHAMBER SETTS. * Ilia llraxn » the best advertising SINE’S leralium in the < lounty uf Barry, having nearly ilonble the ureulnlton of any tlwr paper in tho County. tf 'I FT j&NTWPIVSE. PIEJl GLASSES! * Bmi twfflMlllw a Ml One I’rire uf *5,<M)U ia Siiror t St<T>- »f H. A- Goodrear, on State SL ThiUiking ht» friemls for ®aot favor*, he soli-ut- n continuation <n their putnmag>*. nnd araurea them that with a larger stock and belter aocvinmodaliatia ho can give tiieni wore fovoraldn bsrgant SsfeSjtf BEBOARBSui other DINING ROOI FURNITURE, la ComsfCLd. Whole number of gift*. 10,000. Ticket* limited to 60,000. GIVEN AWAY. Novello's Cheap Music- Price, 41,00 per Bottle. Addrewi UN, MIXKli. UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE! Novello's Cheap Editions Mr. Hodgra was core wealthy, but hie property slijiped ftom hu W”" 00 “'•V“T of hia intemperate habits. The suit, owing to th® large claim for dan-ngra, excites much internet. LoM Sntanlay night, in a ratocm in Taaumseb, Win. Witoun was atablw-d b* Geonca twi The men were frwnd. whaTboS wber. but whiskey having AGENTS WANTli Johnaoc AOu'a. celebrated Gold Pan*, lie beat in the market, for aale al the Guy Now. Depot. P. fl building. He editor of the Bsxiru warj EaM tome wraka snoe, for net oU rncrv®tml relanted fort Bandar manria* give you full dwerlptHe Journal of the Grand Raphk, Mfoh., Bosluew. oolieg* and Telegraphic iMtMote. �MORFHOORAFBlCfl. Pat-ncy of Pictorials. On th* 12th dsv cf May. 1MXJ, Lew- Rbeumatfam, Scalds, LamcneM, i» and Clarke, beading the G:»l party ' Burns, SorrneM, of white* who *ver ctommI the cuntin- ■1 Neuralgia, eat ia our latitiMlc. held ■ roum.il with ' ‘Bore Throat, Bolls, Wound*, the ChuputmUh Inciaa*. far op th--' Hcantenex*, Ulcers Brutaw, Columbia nvor. Half the day pn-upl ' Piles, Sprain*, before they could convoy tn octi fafunu- !l.«faehe* atlon, for, said tb*«, “in the fit st place, Toothache. ( olir. Old Sore*, w* *|icke tn English to ono of our men, All Hemorrhage*, who translated it into French to Cha-! Diarrhu*, iKMieau. he interpreted it to his wife in j Mfan*tare*. and sh* put it into Bho-, shonee. and a bhoahonre prisoner ex- i plained it to th* *Ch<q.uiiBwb in their | own dialect." At length, however, list [«!<’ face* la-thought themselvni ot the universal language, and drew a ma* of America showing tho aituatiou of ita part* ami AllTKRTIHCXEMTS. place* on a mat wilh a pise,, of coal.— Itu, difficulty uf communication was half goo*, and tho vividarot uf itnpro*sfon doubled. Th* age ol picture* completes what thn age cf tainting begnm II rise* u|>on it "hk* another meru rimm on inid-u«xm.” -The Harperw alone, henppdured more pictures than nil the pre**** in tho world h*>l yielded before that tim*. In our moat voluminous 01235323532348235323484848 niCHICAN CENTRAL R. R- Grand River Valley Division BASTMIX DIVKW: Ayer’s AguG Cure, U* ran.nl al sSi-ii SsSste.v, wdrrsi 8412.80 •leu •* kllurua, |*« ul l»r*tj pig; r LIVINGSTONE AFRICA Magnolia Balm «f l-.blla* lb* Urvait u< Ik* «slU vusatr J&-: S'.te.'JteVui? 3®t& a>-i,-l th.i 4s>. U. Uu»l» si>4 S.erlb • el I" »*IJ worwu*. •• mi aa-k .Sall U wcararr I. MlUb iksmrasi d«< ra rate i (sansas*. traasaarwUknM 4tt*>a.r s*o >u nsfHw n.r-7 s*4 m.i* .1 Mrhissa. k*„v« so* 4w*nM B,*ershelia, I daily marveled at uno uf. tuy Yankee fore-runner*, who, though doubtless ignorant ot all language* but two, namely English and profane, had loft on every ruiia *J«ni epritlo kuowu aud read uf all maw ’ How could that bi ? Ho had carried in his pocket a stencil plato, ulsowiug a locomotive bnnriug n flag wilh stsipco and »tar», gu>*hed for colloquial aixoinplishmcnte , and by that bit cf cupper and a littl* or narativn or discriptive talent. Then red i>ainl hail made his meaning intnUi- Wrttt lirlaiEllljSVitti Pre Ust Mta be had a haliit of bwitnnon in convcr- | giblo to all natianahtios. •ation that amounted to almost a atomBut photngraidiy rivals tho pictorial mcr. Ho spoke in • terse, a wul.n-' fertility uf ttx> pre**. It may well bo tiou. style upon subject* with which bo ,I doubted which uf these ai.tnr» will prove was fatuiluir. and bis suggestions, aw; the moot prolific. Of tho ono hundred peeially on military mattera, were ,i and one pilgrim father* of New Eugmarked by quick {.cretqdiou and * >ufid f |Und, who kn-l*d at Plnuonth, no sinjudgement. But he was never diiJtw ghtwas ha* left u« hi* portrait, while nr drm-matntive and wa«t*d no word* wo hav* those ol every individual of upon anybody. x, | I Judge But lor, a colleoguo in (hrSm- i ata o! Mr. Calboun. calling to par Lib 1 i-'vpectl to the President. l»gcvX him I to dew-rib,, thn manner in •hich’ the/ battle of Buena Vista was fought ) Hi* ' brother, Pmtco Butler, comtuandoj the toll' us that before Raphael painted. hi­ Palmatta regiment, and a vary gallant.: who would behold the Madonna muni officer, fell in the battle, and tno Judge 1 pa to Heaven—that after Raphael's Kramrstery was naturally aaxiou* to learn the par­ time, one could so* her by going t<> tNpMbms. ticulars of that d«ip®4t«, conlcst— . Roni* : »ud tlfit now, thanks to photo­ “Well, well. Judge, you want to know • graphy. a very few dime, enable all haw tho thing was dono. Com.' aud I • bo will, to art up their household god. dine with m» and 1 will tall you all I a not uuaorthy protonUueul ol “our know about it." i tainted nature’* only boosL” No wonJudge Butler wus n haKy, iinpetuoiu ] man. and the word* ‘flowed Irom his i mouth in a torrent nhenover h* bad occasion to spewk. Ho was all impa­ tience during the dinner, and tho mo­ ment they Wi-ro alone hu brought up The Burlington and Muaouri River the subject of th* battle. Railroad Company arc in nothing be­ ••Ym, JM, Judge, your brother was a hind the ag* : in matter, pictorial they brave man, and bwhavsd like a tru* ar* before it.- They ham obtained soldier. BUt about the battle—you view* of* all that chiefly intercitra trav­ want to know how ii was fought ?" eler who surrays- the Missouri elope. •Yes. Gomml, if you will be so kind. Loth in Iowa and Nebraska—the val­ 1 wish to know huw your troops vein leys of l)io Platte and the throe Blue* disposed uu the Held, and bow you —village* like Rod Oak, Ashland, and pcMtad thmatu mist a force »o o*«e- Cretn, cibee like Plattsmouth nnd Tan* Will life in ths Far West whelming: bsata Anna must haio coin, with characteristic spaomeus of outnumbwrvd ycu four or fir* to ono." tho agricultural country through thu ’•The di9tarci» was greater than Platte region, rolling prairie* txittom that, 1 think; but wo didn’t slop to land and timtarnkirted ftreatna, where count tho Mexicans 1 know there was thousand buyers of railroad land, and* a hrory fomy, and Imsgvd fur a couplo more tliasi ten time* aa many homo of rrjjituunts more uf regular*.” •trailers oral pre-emptor* bare lately "I BiUtabtedly,” said the Judge ;‘‘but found, and founded new Louie*. Home •hot was your ordat of battl*F’ of those newt illustrate, that ia. bring “Why. why, you s','. Judge. wt> went into luster the tetter-pro** uf the B & ia vingstone to fighting itirly in the me ruing th* M. railroad land circulars, "six hunfirst day, and wo fit all day long, losing : a good many men, and at night it look- i just Iweu iasm-d from Burlington and Liaeoht. From thus showing hia land. Land “Whan it got dark J rod* over to ConuniaaioneT G. H. Barria, will find .‘mltilio In look after our store* and to letter* fiom land hunter, so multiplying proridw agaimt a Mtrpriss.”. "Why did you go yuurr?lf ? Why not send on* of your aid* F’ •■Ymt sm, Jndga, everything depend* i*l on not hawing our euppiiw dut off, and I wanted to •*• after thing* my­ self." ■ "••How wu it the nevi morning when road train* by Deputy Sheriff*, just as 1 yon oame uatho field F’ inquired Judge th* hour srrivr* for their departure Butlw. from th* depot (of which oalrag* there • Not^wnclt change sineo the night hav* been two exhibition* lately). Su­ perintendent A- A Folsom* reaalla aa ‘‘Who was th* firet man yon mnt F’ inntanc,- whi-ruin ths gar.ie of th* of­ “General Wood." . ficer* was otfoetually blocked. It oc­ “And what did bo say ?" curred during th* sdminutration uf hi* pmleceasur tn the suporintoodsuev of tbo Boston aad I*rovidcnre Railrosd.— Just as the morning Shore Due was upon that w* went to fighting again, •boot to leave, one of the creditor* of aad fit all that day, and toward:; nigh! thn I’rovidcuee and Stonington Rail­ it fookad batter " road places! an attaehraant upon a ear Th* Judge lo-ikml ratli.r blank, osk- belonging to that company, nnd located «1. “what asut?" in the middle uf the train. Mr. Nason, DODD’b “Well, tho t>*x: moruing it was re­ thou S upcrintendeut, requested that it NERVINE ported to ma that Santa Anna and all bo vaealod, but the creditor woe inex­ ’ DOES IT! hu. men had disappeared in the night, orable. The danger* of delay was ex­ and I was derilhdt glad to b* rid of plained, a* was also the fact that a them so.—JAfar^r’s far Stf. hundred innocent people were Iwing made to suffer for the wrong-doing of a corporation ; but all explanations wore m vain, sad tho creditor continued stubbornly to insist upon what h* d*em*dU>* msmtenanre of hia legal rights. Finally, after th* train had been delayed fifteen minutes, Mr. Nason hit upon a bright idea. Puro Blooming Complexion. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. M.n.'tw-e .nJ-XoM-. mskis* »>•*• ~s••rtio** trsBoBia* arl>VOv*l so-i • *M fms <•—>uu > r**k. ' »l . ’ I mH -maw *,. । 5» ■ i . IryicteS’S^!' iteU-rdnsMatsfei. tell । WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS Iyer's Cathartic Pills, IBS r'TOK®. .faraMbk. Jn^Sv-iHI'-ssSTrsEite New Book for Agents I . x. ’.’Fir&ssnr Barry sfarawte <w lit* ma tar U Mo. A. £g w Tm«u.8.C tMaSI*. J•*<••« Frakal* | la tfc* waiur ikv artsle »< It*r*u« tl. W*r**r 1 !*<• •< ItsMla*- is oat emir. Amani. Mr-HteWtrai' -- nriiS** ....... wla .KG ■ <.«• , R.J. ills®l pranas tue-ibe Frvksl* *rik* taeira, rr., .0.-1 -s.-j «« «lt e, »* - - JXSSf *"b' I -narmas u u arOen*. ISM Meads, IS, Jsu. .‘irsrtteteteitei ie> h h-T.t-r *.raa tkathr vine* •U I* .U.I »c.n«sr m-CUImO. - .. .-■*:*■. .1. .. s . ,M allow that car Id remain hen, only inerresra my Uli against you far dsm- Ss.- FLOUR MERCHANTS Dl»U- ■ >*<» .krai* rar sraraerfa* SEE “"•"fssaarxc e. y. nitto *»t <i*«i s.»x imt>u. Fart Wajoe. Jacison & saiim MICHIGAN OCEAN’S STORY. strain b taeream* the tendency. While tie yew* Wash nmre frc*!y than th* old. ia&ats Ao no* blush; wommi blush more than men ; the blind and tho deaf do not oscop*. It h usually the fan-, ears, and neck oaly. that redden; tb« hinshdiMBM eatMKl over th* body; but certain anas who go habitually nearly naked biu*h over their arm* "Egrri W-iiSKAVd! 5E«t52£f31rsf!r,KHSi2 y>oMEsr/c “What do you menu, air F" “J tu.1 what I roy. exactly. You have attached a car lo-hragii.c to th* Stonington and Providence Railroad Oumpauy, and 1 gnat you to taka it •way from th* Boon u and Prorider, w Bailroad depot- Separate it from oar car. and remove it at once." “AU right, sir j I will do ao. dual start up your engine, end we’ll take the car out o? your way in a jiffy." “Not by a eonfeuadad right The car i* iu your charge and not mine, and none of the property uf thi* company ahull be us-d to help yju. Aud I want GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT A STRATTON ra*l*lner.tenH iut’ke'ms^11" Z»3*u Ui.rOrtMul. IB.,1 ••>! woumrs.™ »ure« l. Iks rsn-ea t*lrfeeled I* e«te etsle. •< l»e >e>4,> I «» uf <»U OKUluS. «»I Ike ►•ulsr »>er~f. «.» a nrr of l»M > rl« Io be >.* Ibu , lluUuss Ke,<U»u t.r.»o. .w,.pw relate* sn-l e-r*uUt-.| i» ,»M *.sa,r <4 Bury f-r three AND THE SOU F1X.HJR, GRAIN. PORK ANU DIS1XFBCTS. yUBlFlES. 'HIBI TBAIS8 Bl'X UT COIC1QO TIMK. THROAT AND LUNG 1 BOILER W< ilhNSXS BANTER* ***U«re Berirsit " P.-.,.,!, uul-alc * {wJUm Ift&TaTS «— AJWtek.*- ■a“iwuZ5!2rW,U NlCmiMM.-TfeCIrrait > at Barry n Caaarary. .S»ttB<S8Wg'ga; sEr&Srr'ftif.-e torer SjSragSffisag " '* • ’’** Way** IteMramto. "I"’.'"'' DsM.laflMil*Mttiia teSK *^But bow .hall 1 romov* UF ■•That is yuur bu»ine*«, ami not tain*. Oa* thing ia carteia, you will remo*» it boo*.” pUc£-Wtta*mj*tan* •««> ***■ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-09-17.pdf 624c7ea504cf473b3f818b7b818a72e7 PDF Text Text T^« RipiIaucAil Bupeut RATES OP ADrERTISOQ. VOL XVIII, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1873. ptjwal and 6Ws» Ca& KI.SOR k Rt'NSKLl- ■ Savfe Your Money Coaktia, Bort, Drake, Dr aper, Ellin, potfcS. • Have a Full Stock of ■KsnswwsMt axes The LlQnor Interest Jukge Emerson. THE CHILDREM'i CHURCH J. P. ROBERTS & CO. HARDWARE! NO. 21. ............. - •—— ~ & RUSSELL GREBLE mareUag ; how many Mr. Webster aad Jenny LindSatrcrlve. Smith, Stubb*. Van Dusxr, IL. thotuaed 1 Sixty full 1 Emerson late of Battle Creek : Warner. 8. A. L. Warner, Weare, man of which will, Hon. Henry 8. Foote evutributee to month* ihall hare completed their Welch, Willard, Wing, Wood-19. couree, lie down in the grave 6f a the Washfagton ClreaiWe the following Nat*—None. • nt ~ -** — * —Lt—L____ _ 1 Every year during the nut Mr. Drake moved that a committee drunkard A —— A— L —— —I»— ..A . L ___ ____ . including everything kept in a firw, d<- On arriving at the door uf the Opera Home Mr. I Webtttr entered in his eldldron " Trump, grandest manner and *!<>wly pained •L. —A- _ __ _ down the centra! aldo of the bulldog. pui without congratulating Utah * It chkgced that Jenny land was then the Administration at Washington my just expired; tramp, tramp, tramp on the platform, and wae alnut to com­ akes with tho tread of mence singing our inxpiriting national judgment in rase* involving euah veei pasring; tramp, tramp, anthem, •'The Star Spangled Banner." mten-u* a* are fo re [doerd upon our Ko h. Vr .....___ 1. । calendar. Unlike many of tbo Tsrritoo us from the camp of » jw.w-.-M, U1W^, .poena- I thw. «kc case* coming into CogrtW* What in God'* ueously broke forth with tempestuous involve raining interest worth rnilwma, Whereupon, Mr. EUis submitted the name are they fighting for 7 The privi­ applause, evidently rncognixing it a* nor, as in the case cl Ann Hl is* Webb lege of pleasing an appetite, of con­ remarkable coincidence that tho re- I Young v*. Brigham Young. qMMMW forming to a social usage, of filling six­ ty thousand homes with shame aad Bor­ row, of ktadmg tho public with tho bur­ the very moment that the ucre born a Judge den of |«uprru*n, uf crowding our blem of the nation's liberty and if a dear jtxU1'rerideatand fewmariee, and forward-1 prison houees with felons, uf detracting ed to the 1‘leaideutof ths United Htetes lrom tho Industrie* of the First—He i* iuduitrious; goo* into without delay, nccompauied bv the gantry, of raining fortune* end break­ audience rettled down into quietude the memorial to bo prepared by the' oxahope*, of breeding direare and inspiring tunc* o'f Jenny IauA's rasrv.l Court at nine a. m., thus preventing. mi tine appointed for that purpo**. wretcbcdnA*. uf deriroying both body ar- v--- ■------>—1...X.. >> and soul in bell before their time. The prosperity uf the liquor interest, wbelmingly sensible a* on that occasion covering every department of if, de­ 1 was of the commiugliHl powir uf mudered to U entered on the journal. pend* entirely on tbo maintenance of tirtui this army. It cannot live without it. ’ ’k •---------------------------------- 2? I 80 lou< “ the tajuor internet maintain* - b W ™ • i<h *** POM,nl P»°»P«»u* condition, it will light that he lutually oeataed almost to । Third—Like a wue Judge, aa ho im?• CUk« «“»!*America tho sacrifice of sixty thou- beevmo unconscious of the preum^M,( doubted i*. ho decides instantly after other*, and hummed rrn distiuet^Wn argument, and never cam** esuw “m --- f---- --- -,L .L— - - X I LI— L—I— LI— ———V.. ft,. ity in the promise*. JOup..th— —«. „tf„.„. ,btot. to have been | kindled into ; ought to do. that a teen—.. ..hu* UI..M u—. „ „ |0 u.xtri««. nA^untotu...... nature warded to the President of the United State* ; but afterward* to modified his DRUGS Medicines IIOI.IIHOIIK Dye Stuflfe.j .. IJOI.HRDOK THE dr*. PAINTS & OILS OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! itt iiuiiKii School Books & Stationer!/ STU DEBAKER WA-G-ON ! Tk. OT1, MV. »<!, ,h. BLp. SL.» .-,.0.. i.ucsu IIAKNKSS, oll lunj, U) order TIX coppE» atl(I SHEET IRON WARE Itaautarturva to Order PRESCRIPTIONS FAMILY AND aji MOW-KRS, GRjlIJr, CVLTIVATORS RECEIPTS. __________________ 'I IKY 1C.1KES, .tr. JOHN I<<HIKKTS< noon - chkapkrt soL[yET COLLEGE ! a .. The fall Term begins Sept-11th. T. B. IHAMOTD. *KirroxicuLnxA«v*B A TEACHERS' CLASS Ml IX) T. WIIEKLEK ,—X •---------------------- r------- lormwi into roiAun, ui-> steam", tbo uu»- Kto JiSSL" •. . “, * :»M~Sfc«to« “ vm«T. Swtr tho brutality, the wild tt. beher* and. apjHuutment to bo I „ J Ti[d ,nd Cuaof J rMourtos, reutton. the member, to whtch were American people do not rw. a. one ** “ '**?•’ |MUP“*-“d m*- and dretare £at this grrat curw vote for them or noblic officer*, ur to ’ Sherman J. Rich - ™^- k. Ito—. Ou.™..., batictactioh to-,,-toll, * b Recommends hi* tenailsnrtSi! ----------- ,L, LOWEST »ATES- . .. the ynirizilA nf the tne middle 01 tne FALL TERM Sill*, ■ ' . Superior iu all department., including MI S1C, FOB NEU1CINAI. rURPONEM. «M—* t—V IM’ WU throe dollara ner diem for their . 1 ».-rvicM as officer* of this convention, Oiivel, Micb. RUSSELL & NEVINS tUVR THE WHEELEB. & WILSOX adjournment ot the convention. Mr. McKinaUy Ufured the following reenlutfrm : FINE NEW STOCK OF dollar*. On motion of Mr. McDonell, *aid re*- IMPROVED WARD AND «OOM *1-10 FteR DA -X CAKD. CLOTHING. TUI immwii g*:«* to Washington be selected by ballot, and that a majority of the whole tion adjourned until hall peat five thia BOOT’S AND SHOES. rantec of its Superiority oner all Being the most simple in con­ struction, and easily adapted io PHffiNIX CASH STORE completely hateful an the Ubby.H-ono lleareu. a groat ttrugglr, and i* prepariug to — .n. — .t. __ _____ _ . _ I ■ Jennie N«aai A mo«t it. Propio both ia_ tht* country Aoguit 81, 1873> at least a character integrity an 1 a pew- | cr of re*i»tecu o which tuake* them ap- , Public Lthraxi**. Uratiuu i* actually [xhaoned al it* toun- [*ar rmpcctabl*. The Libby, a huge, , tain, and that thefe can 1h> m> purifac- •hambling, ovwrgrewu and miashap|x u One of the published addrsaeM of the tion of It until the eouree of the poiwn jule of brick and mortar covering half a block, anpaola to no senae of intelli- Hon. Edward Everett upon pubBe edagene*, and only provoke* indignation 'cation contains tbeeo words coneartiiag the value of public libraries : gentleman'* table. The California inc* are a disappointment and a tell- conuder that 1 am associated with those thing imported. They an not popular and carry it to a certain t; M four atone* high, and without empt at grace or ornament in any rt whatarer. The gralingi uiU reua in the window*, but all the cell* doubled upon me. at thb time occupying the L ibby; the Southern Fertilixur ' Company which manufacture* and dutributea through the country di*txict* of Virginia anti lumped together. They are all oppoeed North Carolina a piuocutrated furtilixer a— I 1.— .1 1 — ■«- — J -L.lt machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler gwteatoyint Washington. Messrs Feck and Hattert exiatence against the determined indig­ • unductel w.th nation of along ■ offering people. A roepectable Engfieh megavine re- department by which alffg ufalary education can be «n- litieal and deliberative aaaembUe* of and silent, while near by is “Guile the Church of England as many as four this community; and, al differed in opinion upon different kinds of urork, running easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing ' KA!M)MUH«0. MBH utterly destitute of other seiring nip chines It YOU WANT ' '' How Libby Prison Look«. HATS AND CAPS, Hz lean for the />ajtt year is the Best Guar- PAI2SFTIISr&! w *1. HEWAJttl3 I should be greatly difieient in court­ esy, were X to omit to acknowledge the obligationswhich I owe to thia oonvvn- gratitude for the indulgence aad kind Sa Icn of the WTteeler HABT1MGS. MICH. [ awake to it The organizabuos of the liquor mteroat, the vast funds at its command, the universal feeling among those wboe* buaiaeoa i* pitted against tho national |<rv>-[>crity and the public DRY GOODS. Michigan Exchange. fet'd. Aide Blate Btreet- H*srrr Wsun, •/ AImcI A fcroad \» wu admini*terrd. with doce not eoek. unde.- jm’ic'el dedao pr*d*ely limiter atcumplMhmoula. A to make or amend the atatutea of- C< third bow wu tendered, when th" gnw* or Utah. charming “Swedish Nightingale," a* Vermont, a* hi* birth ’plane, may w ■be u called, mcuntinenily took wing be proud of Err ton aa a true law] and became iaviiiblo to our food and i and an upright Jt dge. Michjgaa, the present condition of thing* and the ^CH. I Sweet’s H°Tel» i!U»> KAPiM. - liberations of thi* plat!ra upon i Bedfield ; and we regard i standing, h« I to the Bench of Utah, a — —- -—• ...... — SUU ——- - ------- —r* ” ------- -I rnvjcaUc bowel ever liuiteld. The ami- On- Gmnt. Uanrotending la Btanara able anti accomplished reci;*«et of the i he is a profound lawyer; dignified and homago mautfeted aumethmgof graco- , aSsble on tho Bench, ba undwstaads ful and blushing rmbaraasmon!, but | tho discipline of the Bar Haring no cvorteaie-l notwithstanding mo*t pro- : eaaltments of poaitiost, "he know* nothfoundH in response: upon wb*h the i ing of the parties; everythlnr of the assembled multitude gave vent to their I cause and be administers the law aa OEO W KEYF8, Secretary. J Pure Wines ind Liauors! • Fur Catalogues Address. Streets, Hastings. ■4 to. ... women are suffering a tbuuamsd times . mare from rum than from any iiolitical disabihtvT Th* truth is that there is no question | before the American [ample to-dar that I begin* to match in importouco th* tom­ I iwrance question. The questwn of On motion of Mr. Wilkin*, AmM, that th* thanks of this coo r.ntion *« hereby given to tbo pre*)- , dent for the able and imnortisl manner On motion of Mr. EUia, the commit­ tee of expenditure* were authuri&rd to lowed three dollars [>er dicut, tor hi* audit all aceounta agamat this conven­ I service*. and that the moaMngvr em- tion which hove a&crued, or which may aocrae after the adjournmeut of the Huchaa CHBOMOS, LITtlOGHAPHIC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need iu aVT XE>V- YORK .PRICES • aicai[3i. | Bomrmbur the l*lacv, Secund Itour East of the Corner of State and Jefferson I DENTIST Lao* Ba*rr»rT. Ito-Ito^-A-T. Amwom Baows, Tires Dorr, , Students can enter at | PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. .l , woman suffrage, aa it any wrong which Jons McDotrxtx, tf ITaya* esenfy. may be iuvolrid in woman's lack uf tlw Z*. ' suffrage could be compered to the begi^r January 2nd. 1*74. TEil and COFFEE, «.ktokl»ta..VEllY 1AB0H STOCK, ...Ito to Utonto-J«,-II .Ul. Bl>*MEK. HEATH K CO. la? aeter cr an official function not content- BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! & WilHon to the public as Superior to any other sewing machine in the maket. — .... . _ ,,____ _ L- i—.1,-. ■ «A Mil .f hie AfllM In tKn abort to all of a. i>. copy, Agtiic snmoL libos! Will not be Undersold. nfitf *B. F. ST difficult to sustain their part properly iu the ealcmnltee* in which they are co • takvn on behalf of the the largwt and boat pmtodedlibaariM.1, HASTIUGS IABBLE WORKS !l • Tuifu * MOKLM&iTs ' 1Pnptteur*. ar* Chromo s ? § , HRtDSTOXKB. TABLE 7Q**, M ANTLER. SHELVE*. ETC. 0w will relieve many Sirjical aM Imucal ?2S DENTIST 5 mcompaliblo with the uultivalum of ITALJAN ' । B" AMERICAN MAKBLE .CITY Slt,s DEfOT. a *»7 tear I* U* Mau. BLACK A FUTJJtR. - pgi»a and a table U—a Stork, mt B—toO—h BUM. W. — to— Oto- J. Odle & Son, Oil Paintings ( POULTRY WORLD \ JOB PRINTING CHBOMOS ! STUCCO IffllK Mmv get ncn. liutr eteiforoi ere robed w purple sad fee feast ud Uro 7. tbbrwim. , ��Tip Rvrdsi'cA!1 Bateau. —umui HHtwuiniinn. ' Th. fall term of Olivet College IreUtfBsp».10th. Tire rehoul at this pte*. U, ! ^JOantMviH^ Bt^Jcyph County, is to ; “-to.!, with Miss. Eva Nichols of Ufa m principal, and Mi» Cov^y of Albion wants a mineral-spring hotel, Vunrfbntvillc m assistant. Scholar* and U8,W0 has Imcm sulwrriUd for that purpose. . t,on of hot*!*, elx na Bnd a population of COO. Th. churcbo*, nt which regular pwt a good sclioo!. O„. a FUnta,. an, fthis place to Vcrmontvitto on Friday >»«. k* hi. imcket-book containing ■ | mnstc.n ten dollar bills, and som* pa!|I*n- The pocks)-book had his nemo Tho Free Methodists hav* held a'[ l'-»taly printed therein with his rotigrow miMiag at thi. [ «* week, now, jert etowd. It was [FWalMethcdisU . l*rg^y attsrxlsd. Th. loading sprakm npmj the oceadon were. RotB U Du^ of MinUMota, nud Rod.rta, of Roche*tw. Th. latter was the brat rra*oow and able fluent speaker, but with a voice much broken and injured b> too much speaking; the forrm-r possossra a powerful compos. voice that, with ! projicr.cultivation might rival bumm-rtill. « WhiteMd. BUI U neTW iB. dulge* in his eloquent flight* but thro, or four time* in a single discourse, and continue, each bat a faw second, at a time ; ho then drop. laio a ranronalionul tone, with soro drawling of uti terancr.Xbulfoonry axd anecdote tin­ worthy tho wurtity and rovoranoo that »wlcag* to th. puhit. When fo.t for else to say he fling* in a frequent, sonorfoils, ‘‘Amen ! ” that may bo hoard a mile or ro dirtant. lfcw many converts were madu in not known to the writer, but that tho member* of tho aoefoty | enjoyed th. meeting is evident from ths CHURCHES. . fact that their praymg and ahcuting was . board frequently at a distance of three mile*. Ono clerical brother upon tho stand was so delighted a: an uttoraneo . ol La Duo that ho anddasly lo*(>od about three fret into tho air ami when he came down ho danced for a time, during the service, after tho manner of Moses before tho ark. A devoted aistor ' in loud, piercing tones, iboutod in this : wise : “Oh ! that 1 might b. free from । the burden of my stript of .very Ta* Gsxst Cntcsoo Jcartaa fa noth­ ing in comparison to tho immense businoss being tarriod on by Jim Sutton. Jim ia on Jefferson Street, and does axrv hiiiiuu jhJb ony other institution of the kind in Hasting* His store is always full, price* low for caso or ready par, and would like to have th. public call on him boforo they Sfaaadrr their money nt tho higher prioid groceries. Browne is President. Gnxwrfas of every description both light A new map of Bay City i* being pub­ lished by William Mercer, Civil Bagin-' snd heavy. Give him a rail. ecr and Surveyor. Th* Battle Crrek School Board has ordered |5U0 worth of chcmieal and phflieophical apparatus. This amount of capital to b* invwted in tho new pulp mills at Jackson is •250,000. Buspicfou rested on one J. T. Fan.ll, a rocaUsd doctor residing ut Charlotte. H was known that he went to Grand Rapid, on Friday afternoon train. A warrant was issued by justico Rikor and Iteputy BUriff McConniok was •out after him. Hu was found at Grand Rapid* buying * suit of clothe* and a trunk. McCormick arrested him, and on search found fivu ten dollar bills on bis person nud found that bo had paid throe out fur hfa clothe*. They recovered th o money and brought the doctor to Hosting* and lodged him in jaU to spend tho sabbath. A March­ warrant was issued and McConuisk went to Charlotte and suateedi-din find­ ing a deposit with Sliador Bros, of alsvon ten dollar bills deposited by the doctor the 12th, two of the bills aero idonti fled by Mr. Fleming. The docto r was brought before Esq. Durkee Mon­ day morning acknowledged tho whole transaction and settled with Mr. Flsming by paying bins his mouoy and tho coat amounting to WO. There ia an old saying that honesty is the beat policy. The doctor is satis­ fied that this saying is tru*. To day tho examination of Christo* pher Turta for an a,vault and battery, with an intent to kill is ia progro** be­ fore Esq. Durkee on ramplaint oYaIox- Hastings, P. O, Sop. 16th, 1878. Joseph C. Bronson, Mru Itabocea Curry, Oarnolous Joy, Jas. K annoy, Daniel Laakina, Conrad Osgood, John Btrausbaugh, Leonard Stauger. Thoe. W. Temple, Mrs. Frank Wolcott, Jacob W. W«od,-Ad*l!a Johnson. Direct your latten to number of P. O. I do not moan to Im a/njvuor of Ifaliglous Worship, but how much such j doing as some of those mentioned above,1 glorify our all wi*o maker, and aid to 1 build up his kingdom here, 1* left for ! remedied by the proper disposition of others to judg. I believe that trno । tho treaaes. But whan the hair begins ‘ religion is in tend vd to make mon and to fall out, or turn gray, in young peowomen nobler, wiser and better,, not u» ' plo, or with those in prime of life, thoro make them dnneoa and idiot*. I is cause for real regent. Whan this is Wo hare a fine graded school buildiug '■the case. Zfsff'. FvyvtaKv Sinha, IBrir here, with apparatus, and ocureuisncrc , equal to that of any simular village iu 1 remedy, far superior, as a sound mtA&l medium to anything else before the pub­ partiuunls, tho two higher for tho com- lic. It actually restore. hair to iu ori­ ng year aro conducted by O. L. Bay ginal color, and in the majority of cases, causa* it to grow agaiu|wh«n it is be­ and lady. . coming thin. It m not like many pop­ ular prepartions, a mere wash, but a , yield of strawberries tbu year was 250 scientific discovery, indorsed and uved bushels, and of rcapbvnies the samw by physicians of character. Addro*. Som-i vinyuxd* in tho vicinity am plenti- II. P. Wall & Co., Nashua, N. 1I.-JWI fully loaded with luscious grapu Tho acy-s WAi, Pnu, FA. 1, 1MW. , crop of apple* i* not largo, while SPECIAL BOTICE The great blood cleansing organ*— I pooches aro a total Aiiluro. On a visit 1 to tho peach region ol Spring Lak", tho tho kidneys, skin and liver—somotimes • other day, I was unable to find a poach become dogged. and the wheels of life I tree boanng, Thoro wore some plum* threaten to »top ; congestion of n ser­ i aud applfe. Of tho latter tho Baldwin ious character ha* set in. Drug medi­ WILL cation, stimulants, strong cathartics, all bear* most abundantly this yosr. , do harm. The remedy is worse than Yours truly, : tho disease, if anything. When you Gaxrs Morwitanr Bor. I get in this fix. and your iqrifom fads Soto.—Wv learn that S. P. Cady of I' clogged and “stuppod up, get a botUo of Hutlnnd, ha* sold his farm to Thoma* • Hamilton'* Barbu and Dandelion—n Water* of Buchanan County, Iowa, lor I remedy that acts mildly and kindly \ on , £11,000, and will soon remove West, the kidney* and liver, and open* up«nd I an I tako pueossfon of the farm bo lias i relieve* tho system by their healthful I purchased in lowu. Wo trust succou* action. J. P. Robert* A Co., hero it. ; will attend him in bis new Iwiuc, and | that hi* successor ruay find farming in , Wo regret to bo obliged to call at­ tention to the failure of our officer* to Dwight A Burral on toesday shipped enforce the dog law. Wo counted seven Tbs work ou Ku wee’s Blrck is pro tn Grand Rapid* for exhibition on the grosisg rapidly. ground* of tho State Fair one of th. day last wash, and called the attention Going—lots of our etfaeas to Char- | Bobbin’ll Cultivator th at for beauty of of the Marshall of our city to tho fact lotto on the. 23th, to bear Colfax. finish, to say wolhing of the superior at tho tims. The publie demand tho merits of the cultivator it*a farmingimWoluani «itli groat pleaauro that nyid enforcement of this law, and not l plimonl. oxewla anything that ha* .v- to reruembor at th* poll* any officer who Hun. John M. Navins fa improving. neglects to do Lm whole duly ia this There *tu 1.1 quorum present al tho 1 er fallen under our notice. I '' C Q Holbrook, Esq., is quite vericcily.vi k at his residence in fin* city. ‘.Hr thank* are duo to W. B. Blsndtanl. of. Butlaud, for a aplendid h*=d )■ V. Gilman fa building n fin. Imus, th" south lid. of Grund street, just it of Jefferson streoL “ 81TX3? Dlartes! Diaries I iifote aMc.rtnwnt of Diaries for no City Nows Depot.' Fine Beaver Suits for Men........... Fino Custom Made Suits for Men, Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. timrards now homes in tho fertile Weak Tothoso going to Mu*ouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we reo­ om mo nd a cheap, safe, quick and direct | route, via St Louis, over tho Missouri CHILDREN'S, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS' Local Olijijies p Hites. $ 3 to $15 0 to 20 10 to 30 via Vinita. For msps, time tables, in-' formation as to rates, routes, Ac., we: refer our reader* tn I. G. Wheofar, Northern Pasannger Agent, 72 Lloyd ' St., Buffalo. N. Y. or E. A. Ford GomI ral Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo. ■ Quciitians will bo cheerfully and prompt­ Fafl Overcoats, ........... Hoavy Winter Overcoats for Men, 8 to SO 3,60 to 15 4,50 to 20 for Boys, for Youths, ChUdren'e Chinchilla, Cape and Other Staler of Orereoale. Cheap Fann* in Booth-west Missouri ! Tho Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany offer* 1,200,000 acres of land in Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. LMST STH OF WOMB’S GOODS IS TOE STIR To Merchants we Sell Goods nfa Cheap ait they can buy them in any Eastern City. 36 CANAL STREET, i_ n. Mixer s Scrofula Syrup! PARLOR GCOODS CHAMBER SETTS. Bcssmcr, Hoatli A Co. have tho larg­ est stack of Undertaker* goods, such as Caskets, Coffins, Burial BoIm-*, Ac., in Central Michigan. Personal attendance and good Hearse will bo furnished to customer* throughout tho county free mstisT. Beaijios all valuable doge have of charge. 17tf .Bxasiua, Hunt A Co. Luce fa cnsed, and only sliocp killing on tho D. A M. R. B, going W«st on Monday afternoon when near Isiw.ll, worthloM curs, are now running at large unlicensed, and they should b. al Kent County, struck an ax on the track, cnce killed whenever found. The Burnt is the^bost advertising throwing four or five cat* off, killing medium in the County of Barry, having twamenand wounding six or sev*n Arrxraos.—An exchange says,— nearly double the circulation of nay that farmers and other* in tho interior other paper in the County. tf of th. State will do wall to ba on their guard against an individual catling himself A. A. Baxter, and claiming .to bo of the produce and commission Ann of “A. A. Baxter A Co.. No 420 Mpn- ly. E F. P-rown hs* roturned to thi* city asil opened on office for the prac&>» of hi* J'rofoaoiuu. Gon. W. Brown. Eoq.. tho popular agent of the Waxertms n Insurance Com • Ifaat'12. ••Lute” is to have a dam n pan v, feu purchoM-d tho Birdsell *1 Union Hall on Friday evening Oct arty in tho first ward and is fitting it up 11. Th* bat da* of our County Fair. , Hon. H. A. Goodyear, and Bev. J. Our Street (Ynnmimionor* is grndiug W. Bacerni:, have built a lite, sidewalk i th. Hill on State street oppowts th. ia front of their dwelling* on Broadway. | roaiAmce of Wm. Burgbw Er. A Tile School Board offer for sale tho groat benefit to tho public, and tho wpde*k». orate. Ac., hitherto tmed in oar pcaraare of tho city. ____ fnUir rchvoh. Use advertisement in toathsr vJunui. Swiff Vroumaa. fafl for Detroit <iu th* g/,5 train Sunday evening, with Dsxial Shay, who ha* bora sent to tho Hew. of Oimction. A. W. Bailoy, has taken the job, Mid U buildiug a now bous* for H. W. Bolfe, cn th. rit« of tho ono lately de/ wny*d by firs trti State Street. I Xho AulunwAt, of the Barry and Kai ton County Insuranc. Otanpany cam*' _W. are told that Skieum H. fo hud to late fw thi. iww, but tbev/ Bunknr. tho first Sattler in the County •-U haw. a prominant utera rate week of Bairy. dirf om day lad wwk. at his homo nrar Jackson. Wo Lara no fur- such firm in Detroit, nor any such num­ ber on Monroe avenue, which is a atroet bet about three blocks iu length, it will rowdily bo seen that thia pretended merchant must be m fraud. amuiiBai ar her na iiBisras,* carat Price. *1,00 per Bottle. Addrve* 6tf L. N. MIXER, Hastings, Mich. First-Class Instruments. No vells's Ltxtaxrr* roa Honras— Are always irritating snd hrating, operating upon th. priMipte of counter irritatiau. Prof. Andoraon's Dvrmndor, on tho con­ trary. is at once eoolmg and southing. It .ooms to net chemically by draoMag n, it wore th* infiamation and soreness, dispersing all dismsed action in a short time, rertoring tho part to soundnras and health. Seo adverti-imrat in nn- New Scales. New Styles. Wxxcxaa.—Tho Steomor Iroosia*. ruaning bdwwn Grand Haren and Miiwankse strand-1 in a gale and sunk a faw miles out of Grand Haven on Monday, several liras wwo lost, report­ cd a* high as M> by some parties, though .tUtest date only 14 bodi* bad been roj-uvwwd At thia time we have no au­ thentic statement of the cause of the disaster although it • ctauged that th. DEPARTMENT. Children's Suits, Boys’ Suits Youths' Suits . Turta is a German and a good citizou but k a man of violuut tun>[>or and was in liquor at the time. Couadl rnscung on Monday uvening. WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! New Prices. Veiy Low. �|nautir. | CUREn^'4 RlteumaUra, Seal da, Lameneaa, Neuralgia, Burn*. Soreneaa, Son' Throat, Both, WotiBdx, Toothache, Colle, Old Sorea. All Hemorrhage, ■hire breed are aujiorior to Jlka eowa uf tha Jarwy breed tor the quality At4heir milk. The native cow in tho dairy re| giotia of New York produce* onr* [xruwl 1 i»f batter for about twenty thv.M aad I cue-half llxT of milk, a» the av. rage of a number of buttar facturio* fur apTORl. yworr, und thia nntnber may ba «ra«M- ■ erod the conatant (upply for the quality ' of milk from uur native cow under tbo '.he citcnmiUmcaMi of good paatorial ro­ : giena ami lutnllicent can-. Thia con| rtant, 23 1-S, or more exactly 23-27, ia about mx per cent, larger tuan the axUreme prutioHfon gieon in our table fur aateeted tmUre ivw«_. Could we a«aume that tho tame proportion would 1 bold giMMl in other t-iaoa. wo would have । for the average of quantity uf the AyrI rhiro milk, ury 20 1-2; for the Jeroey । milk, 23; and for tbo Short-horn milk I about 31 pound* for one pound of Dauchy A Co*. Column. Hjcsnsnx nmtuoy. 1 Ivery year inermem the popularity ■ I Um i-ilmtblo Hott Preparation; Inh b dm? to merit tfnm*. We tan re i> j.- old )iatn>n» that ft I* hf|;t .■ up to iu With aumderd; aud it io <wilv ivfiidih* and perfected prej* nr it ion air i ret urine Giut ob F*wm Hain to Iu ytrtjihthl t'di-r, making it auft. Iivdrott'. uhd frilken. The rcalp, by iu Iwouiuc.* wlutr and.dcU. It icnwve all entptioua and dimdreC and. bv ito tonic propertioa, ptwmla th Mlrlhrat fiillirtfr otrtKarh Miaaa. iata-i M*1 nonri.hwi the liutr-glimda. By it t live, tuc hair gryWa thicker end itrongw, In ImUiicm. Il rcetoroa the capillary ulnnda to their inuniul vigor, tui.l will crv.al,- a tie* Rtowib, excayrt in extreme old .iso. It h the moat e- .turtiifcl Ham llumilidcver umL II- it tv[uirv< fcu'er apjiljcaliutM, mid '* MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R- ;' Grand River Valley Division c.H»owx.r. t! sygSgg trfS'j.w... m.5, '..,15.. EASTERN DiriSloN -AxMyer <ri Mnwi-tinw-tts ««)», “Tbc cunatlUWlU arc imrr, end curcfiillv iu-l<-eti-.l fur cxccn-itt .nudity; r.ndl rorimler it tho Bl-. rKti-AUAnOX te.- iu iutemlcd |.ui]"»asM Hanialira BITTERS. Buckinghams Dj-e 1'0R TUB WHIHKEB3. SH2.S0 turn quin i tun lung :i tilin’, and loo tnueh rr.', tu real .we gray <» faded Whlaki- • i.c have prciKiiwd tlu»dia.in «r« / ■■ p-tmN^n; rcliieit will rpnekly and ■ Bully e.'uutuplWl thia ireull. It ii -xv-iiy .-xjdiid, and produrea a color ‘ will nciiher rub nor w.i»h off Re* I by all Druggiei... sum.’ iLANTATION Price Fifty Bitters LIVINGSTONE “S’ AFRICA i t<M4.r«r<>t*wUr* aad at th* £tt«w*l At is IglE osw. ‘I S? ‘«TMssr S Italrail Ex»rwc tow »t /lu~l, Temperance Bitters ...WSaSri"-” --------- r --------------------------------- eowler's great tori Rerculm Help* Wh'-a Yon Put Your penmbli-. ,u M«b-*i. —------tl-i1 ■■* iu., M.iay t* " —"v--.. — ...im. J. U. Abbott, General Deputy of the inr.ierei; L.iMi.l*»i,r..«rtr A Owa Shottldrr to th<- Wheeli Mii. rovulutiun that wai going on in tba .t«i. aAImm. ,i*iin* *«M»im<.-.... SAT country and uijtj^ th.- importance of H ihJshim; tp, i-b.totoirM., ’ I nutting dowu tin-muno|xily of rajwoy* , ******** *■,*■.. ■4 n: £’ ' Ho ga« itatietfc* of dtfforent railway*.1 „ U . ".1 . ’ ... ‘ 10 <,u reducing the profit of the WlHefcrl^TgE 1118508PTKSLlXt AilKS nothing he will do lt■ farmer* to almoat nothing He couten/CSfATWmm a - - m cim... keWwetaae&M^iruwet lk« l.a.r it Ml. in >*M aiulawmaMiaW. .ml U. Michigan Central R. R. better than chanty, for luxury feed* tba <co|d [„. t,, quarter of it* t.n *i out rat**, end coaridi-rod it a downright the induatriou* improve, why* the idle '| robUp- » it U DOW tuM^-d ra'.e . deteriorate ” riluuM, ho rlnuuod.'bo a ouywiar pcw.-r| iii-a-l..t«4mecTa-«<fc»x»ir Through dinrgnrd uf tlieae aorial ' to combine end con«oUdate, and the I SlL0;®’.' •Jr'*.’ laws, the dolea dlvpennod in mediartal grange i. the only organization that ha*. monartrew uuwd a pateatrpnncipte of,! with any di-gmr of aiKC.oa, nw< -thte modem ytipmiai. ’’h'^L foltowi-d by Amaaa W4Vr, We ecaaot oremlu the strength of I who aaid It ahouid be the duty of CbftJ , greaa to inlcrfaru aud [in Hoc I the bu«in>-M iateru«.t of the country. He "p>k» of three wsyr in which the great object But, ia helping a man, you al wave L^rt him. whennvrr you do nut make him help hrmaaif. Thia waa tlm rpirit Mcoee ;—bidding the Jew not to reap the corum of lux field, and to let tome bamlfuh fall on puryoac, and to fare* them for the poor to glean. It war the •pint of Chriat, wbo only twice fed the hungry—but tjmta withowt number heated tha aiek, enabling them to nm J. By u general law fixing the tatu uf 'trtral aud fr'*ight rm. ai^ land- m th* country. 2- To create new line* between Hie principal dvpota of tranaportotiuti. 3. By putiUiaoing all tbo toad* and placing them u»lar gov«Br.->< uk managmnrut, lu be teaaed, which wonl-.l. vp*n all tho nodi to the public at the ' cheapmt rate-.. Ho reviewed the Jilhrvut plana, and feasr.%w£rA«M2Sc i, . • i. ...tirr.-i- n^TH r.iT'- in.-,. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, IM.M* I*M"«u *1*4 txireey. wakiae .Um ».a ■ *Mi1;.n^y.i> ualM Emi -i trwr.ll »q4 Harttjaaa ‘'uTfS'.ft.r Jaa. IX laf atotaafcl tanker aMtoa. .b.:i L. ■W*M»7 MU.t» III. *M* *cmuM **. .n .»n| tn*.tk.« wuk ul* Au .n>»7 Ju •n* .1! k».'«-MU_ U «u ill IkM ,*«n.la »A««t «r OM-r.1 m laMfjtoat.- lyla*,*** wi*e la lb* j 97 Only 50 Cents per BotUe. wr. i. ... -U.K.-1 a.. t< du. ..a uJlaOWar. tSSf' taa.n«M» ■*. Mia,r lArv. keiHtret end ttairn«<.ll»r,«a4rtai. te.rrnu irPtrtt . aa4 ato. I sae*- WELLS’ CABBQLIC TABLETS LYON’S Wild Life in the Far West k?1“s!:4w£. MoilSI MMtetr SllrtM laVrernb'l'.L* tujriil. Bury I'reiMir. X«U(k>. at ’XFia.nakrr. A l> !«•». ab* n.-rt-l la Um Ik* K**VC*ri>< l***UF>rMkl "mnir .1 ■r“i;5!te!+-3»¥A£Ss WOMAN MARBI.EIZElt I*, wka*alu kavln* Imm taautal S1S7AWSSI tkan*ww«**al*toaaU *m*m« a snstKtsii,WM."t ■Mi M l - - I U|- I . M ilMUa... tn mU ~>«nt> nZ Barry. >u< i.-r | I .... I E • lb| J,. I .... ■ stserrsis kss*.' SLATE JiffFjial iKsnssw-ss:ry? ss I aar ►*»> UimmH i Bre. ikm<Mw aetow *t<«a Iku by rut*. »Ta i-w, H tot. tn HSF.r’SaiSsSSf.ffi it5r^ir.-3tSn3Ewfc! . — .1- .1—, etouikaaumu Cun. economy than the alio flog of-food, or , the adminiatering of bid food beeauao ' it ia cheap. Abo, there i« no more wasteful [traction than the giving of too rich and expend**' food Neither ia there any greater num of lo»« in eonnociion with the keejiing of farm borwa than tho neglect to which they are ayatumatically Mthmctel. Seam ally aui [KM»d ; bnt in order L> their de­ velopment aud to their long endurance*, ;it ia neceeaory that he be fed with the greatmt cam aad with an ever watchful . judgement. Probably the capital invee­ red in farm horoea in tho United State* would go twice aa far—that ia, the ani­ mal would 1**4 in a uaefal condition lain a* long—if they*were thoroughly 1, *_ 1__ •_ ■ they would otberwiao hare been «ubjM< to it; that thqy taou .laudarod railroad ama, and inhere Waar them, no deriralJa dhat y bo^ht WffW a cc: I Btuiqcia College, -rf Mta Iw.nlr •>< <S t 67 Dr. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Majs.. Pre-empu-m and humrelaad laws aim Wi to beiUiw the pubbe dumain that it ■hall become a pablic diacipium. Both require a maa tn mtka a jeuraey to hb farm—both teach him to prim it, tbo format by making him pay aomethlng for iL aw the latter by waking him till it When tho public land near town* and navigable ■treauu waa alloecupuc!, Crungreaa enabb-d farm hunter* to reach other land* and brought their produce nearer market*, by th* ouly mean* in it* power, namely, land grant* to rail- I ViS hk Aforr.™-. Ade, iirfer Webb's Glory is Bet Hair. M<?BTGAGE SAM'.. Waring any* : Very morh of the val, no and availability of th* hora* depend* on thequalty and quantity of hi* food,nnd on the manner iu which it i* given to him. Too much fowl at one tim*>, too I little at another, food of improper kind* or in a bad klato.of preparation, ia the foundation uf one-halt the ilia that ‘:"L l'r“. 0> lb. k.ll.aia^duCT.lMj •la to Uw imm»I. rfonnaa It,, ra SS^ W. E. HEAMES ft CO, ' FLOUR MERCHANTS l*U». M.-UIl 03 WOOItUKtlMJE KTRKET. ira«r Hb.lby. DETROIT, MICH. ceMwa wT.etMa till, la tee* <r raae> traltol ■ .■l.'.MlalalM fcro A- N. SARIN. Floor & Grain CoimisioiMertW. Pe^aat-Ar. tWl.Ua JU... nt* both in Iowa and •laevhm, but it be remambared that they have cat the United Stale* nothing, niac* a. many aove hare been eold a( double price aa bare bam given away—that e Fort ffayit Jackson & Sauinaw .fl*. MUI* MaUd RklLMOAtl. srxress ttstsrtfjjpkss KtisrLA2L3iaidMi.f3s:. M^W^KtaWSHW £ SM^SMsnaEiris® ■SB kun lt.i~* Mmm. -Im-UMl «U»'aMUIM 5E3- OCEAN’S STORY rr".*4r<l-a«a oarwlt Mr*. MICHIGAN AND JOHN 11. WKXDKl.l. A. CO.. . < Mwtauaa euceaar* in FLOUB, GRAIN. PORK AND SEED nrrkotT.trtcntGxx THE SOUTH. DISINFECTS, PURIFIES, SOOTHES *Xt> UXALM TitAt 38 KVX BT CUICARO TtMI. TkAtKit aouTa aorrtL mywa*. M*U Aa*i>la FnrtWaya* landa o^udly good further from rail- Ambond. d»*nrttng for distend* un a kxwl tram- which cannot exi»t wtthowMha davoforment U tba unantry through which it run*, ia not likely to . i.ntr.al r-AMK-’ DODD'S Kivwr I n^a'atlM^V toMtei. Warm IM* aT a*>Uao* to laM naaty. imaM*. TUaalr B.1MM. 0<n nutrlbati.a la t>* waalrr mol <bioo,ooo oo THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE th; ear. «r CetortO., Tbre*t M-1In Him I'.atl. parrerllw W V Ma. 4 Affl-IKWALLTKRltACt MACOllOAVR » paotbto call aenaaallv Cm *a .**arto.u-n atearwiae nne* *>• MM.U. «.u^.. BOILER WORKS. SINE’S GttFT S&HTERPfllSE. On 6iai CM Pita, tf HUE U Mi1 One Prim of fS,000 in Silver I T»u ramu, and MatoW Hye, witk OH. Jeeu.ill*- Wiik LU, M,n * L RUMal. a ImIMm I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-09-24.pdf 18231772e79c2037852a3765becc3a35 PDF Text Text The RfrJ,ucM* RUTHS' VOL. XVIII. Pnsesisnal and HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1873. Cart J. P. ROBERTS & ' admiminn into to* union. It ia drem.d unnerossary (ot toe miqioea of Ulis ! communication to trsrel back throagh th* onliaaxwe of'87, and renew th* ground* open which Michigan predicted uer claims to the boandanre she a»tumed between Okie aad - Ureelf, fur they have often been sfwuad before th* world, aad it is oouidared a sutoieU ground of obiertiun to too condition* upon which alone Michigan ra* to bo admitted into tho union, that in' the vary art by which she was organited a* a state with a repubiirwn eoaatitution, she wv* not only denied the right of be­ ing considered a party to a question • hieh tavulvud resantally l>or lights, bat was arbitrarily acquired, a* the eonditiema upon which ata crrnld ba - per­ mitted to enjoy ttam. to give bar os­ teal to a proposition which a large ma­ jority of bar au*ec« consider- both homliiatingaud unjust. Th* stow* «ater. tallied by Michigan in n^srd to that portion of her foiundary. Were well undsrsteod, nuJ it most have been equalI ly well undetatood, that an arbitrary decnion. depriving her of that which un­ der the most raibarrasMUg circumrtantx*. toe Lad strenuously indsSed upon as a right derived from th* ordinance of '87, would bo ac<|ntee><ed in, only un­ der the moef im|M>ricua necessity. All argnmeal* upon to* ground of expedi­ ency merely, Lave, a* yet, failed to produce cvwvictfoa ia tbo miad of moat CO. DRUGS licines OLIVER CHILLED PLOW ! With a full Hue of extra* on teml. STUDEBA.KER ‘ PAINTS & OILS Schoo) Books <f Stationery TVVGON! The only Wagon with the Step* Bh. uttered Bpoku. I |mscasra, if ccicgnws possessed th* pow­ er claimed at it> last eoeuuu to dupoe* uf-toat quration. at pleasure, untrstnmailed by (ho ordinance of *87, why th* proviso was aliachad to th* law, much leas why th* aarout of Michigan was deemed of th* slightoat importance. If too proviso was added from an ujro haualon that without th* amput <> f Mi PHESICRirTIONS USSELL& NEVINSI A HISTORICAL TRKABHRE ' k* «ti*ew« of Michigan, in favor of ___ f their dtaewt But. independent of what «™i « •». «w. Cnmu. SSTitf.’ — FINE NEW STOCK Sherman J. Rich TE.1 mid COFFEE, । of which he has a VERY LARGE STIMTE, and ho is determined to sail at th" Bool'S AND SHOES, PHIENfX CASH STOHE DENTIST Wille, ■ Mieiiia. liar.', Door Ea*t of the Cunier of State and J*K> Ntrerta, Hastings. j- nicy. Pure Wines and Liquors! Will not be pun wttfTcixAt. i-rttrotUM. 592146 l/»f>qOVED Michigan Exchange. JL THE IfBBllffiO Sales of the Wheeler A Wilson for Light and Heavy Groceries, the past year is the Best Guairant, ;■ uf its Superiority ar, r all other staring machines Bein'; th, inns! simple in cunst ruction, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, punmit/l IF YOU WANT South side Stat* Street. HASTINGS. MIOH. Undersold. easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler | <fc Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing I machine in the majeet- . . io c*il at hfo office in th* Sinical ad Mtttecal 8CIOOL CfflS I DENTIST J. Cole & Son, HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS Chromo School Cards, Ob ir hit i! the Lswst Lirtt IM LHB MB, mem AMERICAN MARBLE city feifS DEPOT. tin mu UH Ui HUB Shingles. Lath, &c. ^tom Htate aad thunk ». oeeuptal by Ikwton Cato ftnre . BLACK * FUL1XH PPULTRY W0Ii?_ OHROMOS JOB PRINTING A Maid*n spesch—A*k papa. Ill-gotan gains—Doctor’s to**. Always gr-ing to the dog*—-Bonos, (totally tars will b. th* next a&fa A Western settler—The sun at evi In to* discutafotu of journalism which have been started by editorial ctmvssroous aid the tataNiabmrat uf chairs of jouraaitau ia on* or two ar *• demi* institution*, it ia well nut to for­ got the matter of Bund*. A great deal of indignation has been meted out to those presses which publish quack advertiKieata, calculated to .evoourdge vice and crime. In thia thing, a goat is strained at, tout a cnmul may be swallowed; for, almost without exosption, tbo papers which denounce and re- danger or enooareg* Murders, ■al-] adca, sedurtnua adulteries, burgtartes. thefts, *candul*—all disagreeable and disgraceful things—detailed htotorhn of asset* whichappeal to pqriout testae ami a morbid desire lot coarse and bru­ tal aXeitelueal—are not these*the lendmg materia! of a neat multif ad* of our daily papers? W«mqy b* mistaken, but w* believe that thers i* no departore of th* world’s news given with such exhaustir* particularity a* that which relate* to vice and crime. If this b« deutoed, tot the iiret paper at hsnbAp taken up. and the ton wiU, we thmk. be datoniuued a* w* apprvUsad U. We know that ia many paper* the rvturdml agende* of tocioly—th* churches scLoula, •ecialconvuution*—private aad o rganixMl ehariboe— l>eg fur space that is irealy aororded to the record of A pet­ ty Uuat or an unfaithful buahaad «r wife. That which wiU make d. apiqy paragraph ia ehusen before that which wdl'tuasc a healthy oim. are tom spread before th* public for it* d ally fool are often treated lik* any­ th iug but crime* Bum* uf our papers have a way($l doing up their column* of focal crima* a* if it sesrewll a Jake Tlw writer mail-is an ingeatou* jmi of *v erjthing he i* c*to«l upon to notice. Th* poor women win. are List to virtu* And society, with hell within them end b*lot* them, fwnrish gratofhi them** foe die report*** care!*** pltwanatrire. Their aTTaigamri.t, thou ’rial, ibeu look*, their rentaare. lliesr a|q<**uana*, their words, ar* curvalcltd m uufeel- What relation is tta door to th* mat?—A »tep-f*4 her. . Cm a butohtg'* b* Mid to be a josnf'hoquetbas boon defined a* “ Mil­ lards gone to grnsa.'‘ . When is a thief Hie a rwportor?— When ho take* noto*. How to makn a tall man short—Ask him to tend yva W. On whieh sU. of a donkey would you him uii ludiamau quit playing ghost. Au uxchaags allude* to an editor'* goose quill " cackling note* of warn­ ing." W* ar* told that nothing i* mad* la sain But how about n pretty girt? tamebody aiirsrtise* to “ a good girt to reek." W* bow* *«m *om* that fookrcl gwd KUiagh to eat raw. Our young ladio* ar* never behind th* fashion*; but th* fashion* ar* vary much behind the young ladies. ' Josh Billings my* >-“lx i* • statis­ tical tart that the -wicked werb harder to renoh b*U than ton ogbtMM dew to gar* the following cwud id adviea to her daughter .—“Oh, marry, th* man you k”*! g>*L >f b* i* as rieh as Cruoaus. A wag in wbal ba know* of fanuiag, give* a plan to rvmov* widow'* weeds; l.e says * good-looking man ha* rsly to say, “Wsh tbow ?’ and Uhw wilt. • Bridget, gn tw and *<♦ Low oM Mrs. Bonnet a In moraing.” In a ter sir nut*. Ursdgrt loti^ned wall tto> new* that Mta. itounet was ju»t 69 /ears, four Htonthl and J1 days old. “Mother, can I gr and have my pho­ tograph taken T No. 1 gu*»* it isn’t to appear a matter tu bo laughed at, or w. rth white.' W*ll. then, you might to ta |>a**e<! ovor as of DO account. A let Bto g» and hav* a tooth pulted oat; case of infidelity ia ibe matritg-: rela­ 1 Dover go anywhere. ' tion. involving a dntrocti.m of th*' How bus. dial took, eh J” mid a p**w cl termites, tbo disgrao* of cluld- ' big-fisted Wall street man to a frisud. ven, and the ureui"dk*b J* eta As of t.i« j parties ;jimarilj conccrued, lutnpj to! us labriud; Itricn dovvlu. ments.'* ‘ Th* higher the life Involved and the I purer the reputation, the dieter" the “davatoptnenta" alweyn Nothing peus­ e* a jteliag reporter like large , gatnn. A clergyman m jL* tasl.nuxt ha lay nieiubvr. and then any man ur womss who »aav b* in a high koeiel pesitiua riglil* on Michigan undo th* ordinaoev ,"Cnm* in hign life" ria particutarty of>'7, to «xte*« her Ionite to oer Mik grateful dish for those to *.-r»* np wbo A .ton Is told ut un* man asking anand west hue running tbroogh th* ,cater fcr tho ponont public, it is iu>Iher -whether ha would advise him to « ----------- MT _ southern cxtnxM of tain Michigwn, but ]x>saibb> nut to cvueluds that the n,eu give him because doubt* ar* entertain*! wheth-r who write (bee* item* nnd artictea de­ eotigrvs. if disposed. b»* of itself pow­ light in them, and that tho num who er reuuunmg to obviate the embuna**- publish them regard them <«iiy with remetit whi.h «as produced by the con- latiou to their mercantile value. We gms of 181G, and teeaua* that portion know of rotliiog mote Lcartlros thou of territory, though wrongfully taken th* way in which criminal* and crims from her during tour minority, i* vaatlr I are treated by a fwrtfon of th* daily prere. aud nothing move detnontoring to toe public and to those who are guil­ ty of trifling with them under th* Jicans* uf ihs reporter’s [*n. It is a bad, tad business. It is an evil for which every paper claiming to be rrepotislMs ought to be cat up. root and branch. So long as crims is treated lightly it is rncuuraged. So fong, too, as the edify­ Brat— The convention of Michigan ing, informing, remedial and purifying which assctnLled purnuant to an act of assn-cis* of thn world are snborduiatod th* I legislature of th* State of thn 25th m the public notice to the records of of July last, have, a* will be pereeivod vic* aud rrirn*. simpb cause they are by a ren'luhoa embodied tn itaproceetlles* startling or »piry; ir is nousaaoi to ingv, instructed the undersigned to talk about quack advcrtisrrients, and a eummunieat* the resell ot It* dslihemparade of tnoek virtue which dteerves both to h* pitted and. langbad at Th* daily papor has now bro,>ni* a Mr. Culfix delivered an Addrern to visitor tn rrtrr family of ordinary intelcongrete ol the loth of June, to «Mok IjtelOr. It ha* bacumo the daily, food the 8. B. of the Rsfortnod Church in a ]«>rtion of owreitiaen* were inclined South Bend, Indiana Am-tig other to yioU- Another prominent difficulty, good ItoiHcs are the foliowiag : Par­ iasaruMMintable in tb* opinion nt a ma­ ents, rd**** read to your children ? jority uf th* eonrsnuon, waa found to ■ "If I had only time to My on* thing exist in th* constitution of th* stata.(re­ mor* to you. it would bo to urge every gard .ng ths boundary of the state as <*>” uf you to avoid forevar all kiada of intoxicating driak*; aad never to teswh, In the performanca of till* defy, th* iasoiiaxablo from tbo ooastitution,'] tn rommitte* entertaia a, high degree of wit : a iwoLibitain to alter or amend would exclude w*rv ho called o|>oa U> taste, nor baadte otto of thsun. I hare ■atisfhetiou in being able to ateuro you, any pan v£ th* orgtnia law of th* Mate, tell the story to his boy upon hi* kn*e, seen so much of thn evil they have the mode pointed out by the or tv hr* grown-up daughter* sitting by wrought among twopfo in all stauon* that although the dirision h om of dis­ r irvp< sent. it has not been indacoJ by a spir­ axtatitutm itoslf. It wa* beliersd hl* side. Th* way in which nastin*** of life, that if I had my way. every it of dMirgacumtson, «r a feeling of con­ Hint a conv*ntioa thn* directed by act md beastliness uro adverbs*! in crim­ eteMofourSuoday-eetaUw akteH be tumacy, on the part of our eiu*cn» to­ of congress, through the enterrention inal repart* is sbotninabln. It ft not pledged t.< U^ai abstmaqp*, aad no tsainward* cungroe*. or the public funciion- of tbo hwietatare <d the otato, eoald M. iiccereary; ft is not on any account de- •d ss to secure an intelligent iwraereranee of the gvvenimi-nt, ur from an nn- sumo Um prtrer to alter the buundarire rtndila. A tboMand thing* uf greater *«e* ia it all their live* if I nxild add TO* ether thought, it wfHingu**a to accede, in a fur sjsnt of or any other frotares of tho cottaitu- moment and ol sweeter iniiwiri rest comprosut**, to *och term* of reaognamninticed hr tb» prrwi *»rey day. The wouM be to advtos you eQ to foitow the tion a* may be const! tubes ally imposed apology that the pnyw must bo exaet, dirvtaoM of our patear aad pted*i upon them. On tho contrary, a firm and gaaint af our guvernmastL impartial, faithfttl, ntorai, ete., ia a Shab­ y.-ursalve* firmly nwvnr to uao aay pro­ The*" we bolisre to bo sub*tanbally by on*. A pres* is nso.; impartial, ton* a ords. 1 find tha| the wtea man. ar.d deep rooted altachmeW to ths ropublican institulh u* a! our country, m- tlie views entertained by th* great Ixxiy when, by the )frutnin«t»c* it give* to the men of thought and tho men of hon­ eompuriled by an anxious imJrs to par- of th* populatiM »f Mtehigna; Mill, a to ertma'fn its report*, it cotrrtjv *!»• or. after whom you ought to patten, da tieipate a* * member of the union, ia respectable minority Imto uf oar citi- ImpraMton -that c «e i. th- tum< Super, nut need bssedm teb* II irti iiMi ■ ft aS tbo privilege* nareatoed ia oar un* and mruibers of th* txmvratm tent lhis~ to be reponaJ. wlicu, ia andboi.e.ed. Tbte. who XMk. am of uOoatitution, ha* bMn. and still is, man- IteYi. tarn disposed to yield toe assent truth, it >* thn l<rait iojbrtaa’. Is r- them nr* people of a ddfcraM *oct, and Pro­ ifbet in every expreasioti of public senti- required by *rt *f congress; not. how­ ecTds do not hander eumr, do nut near- **c not gixxl cxanipU fo* you. . ment. Nor ia it loes obvious to all who ever, basanee they aaqniear* ia th* jua- inh tHne. dp nof adrguc* int. Uig*tn» tea* words are not only wicked, bat are acquainted with the aeutimeat and Ov constitutionality of toe dnmauil, but do not purify youth, do not boiil up «w uwtore and fotdfaA. Dma always -v-tdlhern . • torn, of Feeling which pervade* the great the test nitnmt* of soefoty ; ur.d ttu Tbc only aU>St thing 1 wish b* !mmajority of our ciluon*, that they would fruitlere efforts to obtain what they oon- sbserptira of the ednusua vf th* pub ic readily make great aacrtfice* uf local I n- ceire to be their j'u*t right*, and are pres* by them is a *tnp*odmias morel rreaa on you is to remind vunr temper. We alt hat. twojwt. Th. bits, chiU tarewta, foe th* pnrpoae of relieving the dispoeed to yield to arbitrary power nuisnMo that ought tote abated. i general guvrrnmant from *mbarra>*- rsthnr than contend against the fearful We <fo not expect the press to te very •kowk It before bn nan talk. Abd it ia mente thrown in the *«y of our admits odd* wtoch a greet rsrietv uf cirrum- m ush m cd rance of th* pnopfe, cither of great value when property 'trafaad, 1 sk>a, by th* aareaeoaabX and. a* wa itaicM, hreMptnioas to Mmhigati. here iri'morelity w tnuffigrsev. It i« quite mvvemmumg th. -diflM«wi of Ufa beltero, uncomtitatimiat dsmand* of a contributed tc produce. It* history or a* much the outgrow th MX th* tender CY th* conrention, however, farniahc* ei>a- our cfviftetion, tat it ought to’ te ah T< •» every dispomtfon to yield elusit* evidence, that a great majority much, o«r citiaewi eaaixrt dir**! then, of the *tete fbel otherwise, ar.d regard salvseofffieevnvictxm, that coagree*. in it* anxiety to qutet the tartmfenc* and abate thraateMSgs «C a tawarfnl rtata, tea too far lotto «ght? of Urn rightfai isr* (NOTHING. see-use* “ry, and inCTmr<au«nc*, rnaay **rious i evils mult to MicJiignn, doulrttoss un| tunwuu Ixith by csmgnwa and even Ohio. An tuouratu anrvsy cwcsuUr mud* by coxrvanus ss«v»l*» , and sUrtliag fact, that a lino from the .* see A*er.s»s.. mo«c nurUier'.y cajw of Maumee bay. tmetbu-st to tu the line l-elween the Vailed States and Canada, aad will not Only give to Ohio jurisdiction over th* MiUro western extremity of l.ako Erie Sts Having rmouiy ted th* hon­ even to the nm'ith of tbo Detroit river, or of pn aidiug u»<w a com vntio* of del­ but will dvprire Michigan of jurisdiction egate* rouvenod al Ann Arbor on th* over her own acknnwlrdgvd harbors 26th of Faptataltcr, ultimo, elected by even to tho depth of four fathom* of tbs people of Msibigan, to taka into eon- watrr ; and whether Michigan regard* sideration th* conditions rantaltml in th* queetion M it r>4ats* to this partic­ an act of congress, entitled "An Art to ular part vf her fo-undary in tho light ■etabltsh the northern houudarr of Ohio, of rocstiliiiiosud right ur srv*edicnry, she cannot MSunstonlly yield the assent slate of Michigan into tfio union, u|»>n required. Had the questam been pre­ tho conditions therein *xpre*eud " 1 sented til the people of Micbigiu dietake fl* Hb*rt> of availing myself of tinctlr whether tlii y would consent to the Mrlxat opportunity of appraising such alt-rstioir* aa are proposal in ths your eareftoucy, that tho assent reqnir- boundary Iwtwwcn Indiana aud Michi­ <Ai to begtoen to the renditions contain­ gan. or in the northern boundary of the ed in such art. by aaimvration of d»l»- rtalix a dilh-raut result might bar* been gntre etocted by the people of th* state obtained, had th* ooovsnU.m fell auth­ of Michigan. w«* not given by said orised by tbecoustitutiun ot tbo state, eoc.ventiun. but that aaid eonditsm* to have entertained the question*. Not wsr* rqjeetod by a vote of twvaty-teght that any doubt i» talievod to-oxiat in tvs DRY (loon? (iutranUo-ftATWFAtTlON.m Everything ho IL commends, and »u o.;. ..iahy ■ Iletexuti'cu.tls -- NO. 22. �muter. A Boon &n«Tz-Banis a little sto­ ry in kbort and easy asnteneasftw D*a>The potato disease is spreading rap­ ocrats as well as others to read. It ia calculated to stxoite though, end vrould idly in England. Tbero was a tiro <m Block Is­ be <i g»>od tiling fur Democrat journals land. B. I„ Taaedsy. should be, and a leading promoter of | The late Gen. McCook was buried at them euggtvte ■* an ixuprorement, that Ciacinaati on Thursday. there should l» some <1 vparanout added Tbo Cincinnati Exposition wav visited wherein the moiety of the rising gone- ; by M.740 people last week. ration, known as “our boys," should find fields far cumpetitioti end vreil ' earned triumph We think,thn irnggse- i lion ef importance and trust th- matter of sunny Franoa, TueaAay msroing. Sixty per emit. of those attacked with yellow fever at tfhereyport, La., die. Santiago Perea baa been sleeted Fees- watched American life, coanoent with much arvarity, ttpou tho proMneso of our people to keep about their work and give themsolvva no relaxation. Tho*o of our people whu are of New Kugknd origin ar* even more onthuaiaatw work­ ers than any other class of oar esKaeaa aad iu this wet-oa of tho West (b« of any elase of oar fellow cnia-tu. beace Now Hogiand customs largely control, and in thousands of homes wherein are tamilios wbo are prospering m worldly affairs, and ill spiritual Ekowiaa, it in to b® hojgd, in our very midst, tbo doily rvutma of work krem nun aad woman ever at what ttiey regard oa tho poet of duty, an though thn making of monmwns man’s chief «r.d in life, in Omir opinion. With them Oss will go wrung and fikf will outgo right if their watoil­ ful sya in for ammment removed. With this year, er to spare even a day to at­ tend any public gathering; but next year they expect to go, and, yet, this naxt year never eotnre. In LiieA thrir whole idea of life's dsriaa mbv U sam med up m tho thrifty Yanko phrase, “There is nlwayw enough to do?' Of course there is always enough to do. Tbero ia more work to bo done, all ofwhiiU ought" to be areomplishsd, than the whole wi tkicg lor-o of hu­ manity can ;oasib!y do. and do well. Ilsnre the qneeti.ni before us ia, what course in Ufa is likely to enabbi us to do the most fa a given time and do what wc do in the masr.rr brat calcu­ lated to promote to tbo fnlloet extent th# welfare and happmen of our rare. Not alone what trill ranbla us to gat in the moat acres of wheat aad corn, gw# us the Urp«c! etep, and see it properly harvested, bnt how we way best enjoythe result of our labors and by what mean* wc can best promote our own, and tho happiness of those associated with ua PoaeiWy it may be tree that “Man was mad# to mourn,” bnt it is not true that be sboedd do that volunta­ rily, nor should bo keep himself in a gwod roeulta both to thomsvlvns anil the pnbbc. It is beyond nil question th* aim <-f the officers in charge of our fairs to make thrti at tntereat'to sb claswa end occupation* ami with a few amendmanta like the above, they would very LbortwgblT acrvmpliah thoir object W« should, and we scou shall make these annual gatherings a rest and a change from the work of the year Wo need to get wxuathing of tho German plan of family pleasuring aoclimalsd bero, and by au doing WO should do ’ Then, too, tbo vart.Mdaxatlon enjoyed1 by the people a few yuan nine* m ourE freeman's gwOinriag* base largely gone1 tho way of all the earth. but aa they, .Ui.ai * e-« ta —7 — h^rrf«,-™™ard»pvrfii b m Ik. that wo dream ol equal Auey nffao to o# Who assy bo directly or iaof the flitacily falvnwtod in keeping aiialtits, wrth "thw AncunmUnt's Assists!?' by yortCA to I Hwmisborg 4 B>bblnt the j>upu'.sp end riE’ thoroughly efficient proprietors of the Grand Rapids Btuinesa College, one of the oldest as it certainly ia one of tho who knowingly uera it for.iUuminalioti Is on the direct road>^x4o<ds or murdor. or both. Yetibo araxrodrek wbo e«li this recipe have the effrontery to state : “ Tbo above ia known aa tbo French. Burning Oil, nad 'Oaoslta *M us unrivaled, bdt it is of equal rata* to 1 to any Student of Bookkeeping oitiivr । in or out of our Behooks, aad' should lx thoroughly mastered by every school -bio information ou many topic's to which tbo st ten lion of tbo Scholars uf By the inundatioa at the Rio Graixto < boring under * tnujiorary lit of meats- largv quantitMo of cotton are destroyed ity caused by financial trouble*. He and the railroads iLsmsged The receipts of cuttou at St- Louis «u sa efficient btMuases man, a uvadutbo prooent year have increased Mariy single day ia the year, and also, do something towaria elevsting «mr»4vv» out of the rets of iecdatioo fa which it has been the tendeney of tbo American jx-ople generally, and uxxe especially of our farmers, to run. There is no sense in letting the rich Jget all tho en. joyment out of life. what tho see-rid* and thu|niountaina oc a trip to Europ# rv.idy tando over SO.OM yards of ahoetb to them. the]relaxXbon ai.d |>h^aurc iug. and is now turning out 1 ,<MM» yard* to bo derived from our social gatlfanng, daffy. A D. Carrier, fbnacrly one of thn uuofairx, sad vol holidays, abonH be nublishars of the Chnton Republican, has purchaerd an interest fa tbo Grid These thoughts and suggestion - ate placed before yon kind reader ia no spirit ol dictation, bet that your want mid nine, of more days of relaxation from tho item duties of every day fife Alanson Sbak-y of Detroit sa about to may bo fully apurraiatod. aad also, that sue the Umun for libel, for acur- Plloua al Inarms to him in recent artu-len published in Uvat journal Mr. E. R. Wih-vx baa made arrsago- Among the diplomas of recognition awarded at tbe kienna Exposition wa« one to tbo Booth Havra Pomologiral Society of this Stat# for dried frtlit 8 H. Row. Connnlssiowr of Insu­ noblmt uf men. died nt his residuncv in rance has gene East and will bo fa at! tendance at the National Insurance Grand Rapid* on Saturday evening at Cunvratiun which meets in Boston Bopt. sax o’clock. Mr. Footer was a native of Orange County New York, but for near­ ly forty yean had resided at Grand Rapids, and had becu’ State .Senator aud twice os' thrice mayor uf the city, beads filling uthar public position* of honor and trust, in all places proving ouion ol its opening, M<mdey, the ca­ nal agent sent a coogratulatiwy die. patch to Gov. Begley. An edfre-tool manufactory is now in urvratinu at Battle Creek. Th* eompnny has a capital stock of >30,000, and its ufficen nra I* 8. Scott President. D. IL Crane Treasurer, and Waiter B. Hill Secretary and General Bupiwin- only vsaaels were doatroyud by a sever., gain on Uio Black Sea last week. Tbo trial of American prisoners in Manitoba, charged with kidnapping “Lord'* Gordan, baa commenced. The jail at Pfeaaoat Hill, Nebraska, si. destroyed by fua Wednesday, and its inmates, four in number, perished. Tbo burning of Columbia, B. C, dur­ fag the late war. was doaia by the rabefa a representative of Ike Jtantl. ’ Tbe Congregational Cbuxeh ai ’ West Butland.Vt. which is, witlume axaeption, tho oldest west of thn Green Mountains, will celebrate its centennial Octolwr 8. A counterfeit of the now fifty cent currency is in circulation in New York, and is said to have made its appearance two days after the issue of the genuine. Tba army uf the TvnMesee is to bold a renjua soon at Toledo, Ohio Tho President, Gen. Bhorman, thn Secretary of War aad eo an, will be preeaat BusinoM Collrgn and Telegraph Institut«, which wo ruott earnestly commend to the favorable notice of all who dcaire to obtain a thorough busiireoi1 TklneaMonthly, than any simular articles which have appeared who ever tx|*ct to have mcounta to fur a lung time. The third uud con­ ke«j> ar bdrimxs ' to do, and who cannot cluding paper, entitled "Modern Skep­ avail themselves of tho edvantagoo ofticism— What our Laymen must do f.-1-vd by llqs i-'ollegv. wo unhwulatingl) Al-out It," appoan in the October num- t.x<)uitni-|d Elam ■ to i/itain ,*‘tho Ac­ cents rant's Aasiatani" as with tbo infor­ eluding pages ol Dr. HoUaud’s “Ar­ mation to bo derived from its i■ag<■o thor­ thur Bannictstto," and of Bret Hart's oughly mastered, they can nod should “Epiiode of Fiddletown." Lulu Gray lie fitted well for many of’tho ordinary prints a trenchant essay on -'Free’Marriage.” GaurgsW Coble girsa us a very bright aad characturiatM litffa New Otksw vtory, and Allert Rhodes describee "A Day in ths French Aa*ombly.” There is a pleasant paper on 1 “Paying Debtsa valuable sketch ot New Advertisements, “Dr. Francis Leiber ; a curious reWeetiuu of ‘ Turkish Proverbsand inter­ esting illustrated article ou “Tbe Gey­ sers of California," by Benjamin 1*. Avery; aacehur piet .rial jaiper uu "Ibe New York Central Park." and a diecriptkm with Dscinr**, of "The Old Van ilensealfer Mansion " Thu t>*try*iv by Geu. Macdonald, Edwaid King, D. N. Basicb, J V. C. and Carolina R. 1871 187-2. begin two American serial*. *TCatharin« Earle.” by Mia* AJaline Trafton (au­ thor of’'The American Girl Abroad’’) aad “llurtheu 1’iteh-ra." by Mrs. Re­ becca Harding Doris. Mrs Trsfton'a nurel ia tbe grand aeriol of tbo year, and is said to ba a striking and besuti- 8! 34 .usedand rvrotntiKodad Ir PhympsM » hr rytr It has b«n ic'trudlKrd. IlaUI prsltivvly <nrr \acRufri.A. ayftnti.s ■ «a .‘MrerA-ss sftMra. the first number of St- Nicholas, an il­ lustrated monthly fur children. This now journal will be a Cnt-claM maga sus for young folks aad its illustrations I brains and energy info tbo police da­ will be a* good and its reading matter i |«rtm«at. as carefully pr*|xrod as if it weie inTbe yelkiw fever is raging with terri­ bly fatal results in arane parts of Louis­ iana. Tbe lawn of tihrvsvport hae te-rn nearly depopulated by death and remov­ er for lutlo toddiera, or girls et-d boys al of its <uianua., almost grown up, are to be of the high­ Th* Boston nod Maine Railway Cor- est order. It a ill be conducted by Mrs pura'ioa 1ms commenced a suit against Mary Ms|*>s Dudgv, Into editor of the ChiidroM' Department of Hearth and Dome, and so well known in connocUun with literature for young {iwpl*. The host artist will draw and engrave fur St Nicholas, and tbs teas*, writers fur the young will write for it. Tho nubhahers and odirors will seek on Kith aides of the ucv va for good things f'<r its pagua, and It is intended to make it a magaxino for all the children of ths family, little and big. There will be soCMlhiug :u each number for evr-ry And uivrowill die. Ths ruffian couaped, although age from live to sixteen orer, it will lie so conducted that It can­ pursued. At I lie mooting ef the American I’o- not fail to be of fatermt to the father Bological S.xucty ia Boston. on WedTlie terms of the tit. Niohofaa will be Malay lost, it was voted to bold the next meeting of tba society in Chicago, •8,00 a year or 25 cents a number. Broadway, fa 1875, and it was also vcMd to hold Addrsao Scribner A CV, an extra meeting ot th* aaaoeiatfon fa New Yffk. Philadclidita, in 1876. A anteax Wuxxrau Peoria.-—The t-cplevnbor number of this riorling friend of every working man, cutties to u> greatly improved in mechanical «n»-1 now management, it ia fast working its ! way into every sxor, Mixa, rserowr and vuu ia (bo United Blates. bringing enswnrageing words aad good advice, The following notice of tho first uf raeognixed a* the representative wurkwsre >7,031.75 ; payment* during sauw A. Coaltar * Co, laid to be doing busitime 842.080,62; leavings balsam in naas at Charlotte, Baton L'eaaty, w» ngmss'e paper in America, always standing up for thsir rights, and champ­ the Ttoeswry ot W»4,018,87 ; decrease to boxrow now, but to keep matters ioning their cause, in a digurtfad man­ snng and wail tiU the gate has submd-1l J. B tofey has been appointed gvnner, wntth commands ths resjiocl of , oral agent for the Detreit, Lansing A capital as well M labor. It cannot be said that any fooling of Lake Michigan and tho Detroit A Bay Tbo pubtisbers are making an excel­ special apprebnuiim sxirts among our City Railroads, with headquarters fa lent. paper of Da Wanxxno l*xurix. and Dntrwi. Mr. F- ws* furmeefy roneectL,(J. KkmrfMH tM. nib, ana of which ths working ebus should ed with the FL W .. J. Jt 8 R. R Tbe second annual Agricultaral Fair drod humbugs do not* all tire cast of uf tba Izraroll Mores and Agricultural Lake Erie. . . Sciety will be held oa tbe Boeteto*s pap», and the Ikimo* and Foreman of grounds October 7. H, 9, aad 10. Thu every slsots, factory, mill and mine, •bould mseruet IbeaaseltM aud see that their men du take it. Itobecription <1 M) per year. The publishers offer .an oxtraordiuaay premium list, to getters of dubs, and a very liberal cash give trouble-. Money is not loaned on atocka, liable to ba called far on notice given, but on definite time*. Out bonks are compallrd to be cautious and to keep tbemaolve* strong and possessed ot large resources, available st once. Nothing but th* failure of the large National bonks fa New York could cause tba su*p«z>a>on of our local finan­ rial iastituuun* Tb«m New York x—u. —m c_n. ii. —ui— stltnUoa, anif for tb:.s purport seems (o , chant at 7 and 9 Woodward Avenas crawnittwl suicide as Saturday by bang­ ing himself ia a bon attached to tho house No. ISA, Elisabeth street. The tnads oO4- cf rare and worry and nn­ ' ceasing devotion to the gods of gam. And because it is bait that tbo energi'tTho event of the put wreck has been ic. wide-awake farmer should keep hie the failure of the Gnat Hanking Ilutu os of J. Cooke A Co., at -Philadelphia, good reason that be should keep him­ New Tort, and Washington, aad tho self and his good wife there. cunseqaent suspenwon of several leee»r True, hard work never hurt anybody. Hauses and Brokersjn nil parts of the It ia tho doing to much of it without country. jiropor rHaxxtioo, the overwork, that To the business of the country, depuls men in their graves toi a»a, or rauged by these unexpected failures, keeps them above ground with all the the Geysrnment has rendered essential powers ot eajyyment gone. Tho affect aid, and at this writing tin- rriru seems of thia continual overdoing is either to to have ]>ax*ed. aad that no further gen­ ’make us stolid, to dull the senses, or to eral derangement may - 1-c reasonably bring on the lines of care, and worry autiripeted, provided business man are us, tiU we go under and give tbo sod ordinarily esutiocs, for a brief period, that we ought to have ploughed yean and general railroad speculations are Ion ger, the upper hold of us Say what we may of the overworked profeaaional dasoe% there ia no riaea in this country, mere guilty of overwork than are our farmers It is not that early and late in planting, and bavrag and harvesting, thsy are found in their fields, for, osperiaDy fa this latitude, the conditions of fScfr ocrupation bred them to this, but that they do not with the same shrewdness with which they attend to seed time and harvest, sm to si that there ccmee the needful unbending from labor, tho throwing off of care which shall make future blows strong?r and a renewed contest with nature a July as a day of general rvcreatfou has come to bo a failure; it b sees too late to remedy the difficulty, that tho deck­ ration ot Isdependeaoe ought to hsw lx-un paatpoDMi a conple of months so as not to have corns in the m idst of th-' baying and harvest seaiwn. Waohington's birth-daj ia generally fi rgutten by aM claaase save those who delight in ••tnppaogtbo tight ftntaatie toe." while p-hgioue prejudices largely cmtrol the* eejuymsnt of ths ChristxMM aad New' Year's ■Mtem.ond famw ns faff a ahmfo■ ow of what Thanksgiving should be on-. New Advertisements. X.t TJSJt, wihti: a wel\uxc, uoi'T. Gotrnr, \BROKCHJ7JX. \ors KEnil.lTY, IXC11‘\/EXT CON.vVL’PriOlf, fWgSfes 100,000 00 ^pOTANOERsg^ SINE’S :tFT KTERPRISE. (teGraidjiBl Prue, of SUB) ii One I’rin- of >6,006 in ffilrer! DERMADOR SISI i : The Milwaukee Monthly Magaxino tar October reaches us in advance of the otbar Monthlies. It is an excellent number ot this sterling and popular LIFE SIR PHOTOGRAPHS ! Tho New York Tribune sums up as follows below, tho merits *f tbo ixwstigriioua mto the repatad Osaadiau Bail­ road frauds to date, aad certainly She CRAYON WATERCOLOR AND OILS. ud Osae IX SEARCH OF UW3 THE CASTAWAYS: Mr SIS �T’r|. AMdWMWm, j Most earnestly WS *»k the attention We take great ptaoaure in plarinp before o«r Traders tbo following ertib1 Well, you may cnr-5 this'cause, but catM showing the praniptacre with . ------------- ------ | County Agricultural Society will bo II which Ihia Company, pay all its Iomb, that won’t cure you. Go to J. F. Bob. h,lU'D un *• M-taty tn and we add that in our judgenmui then. , rets A Co., drug More, and got a remedy *“ C“T’ Th* KronI’4* tn> to «|>leud.i J is not a more reliable aad roopcauublr '’ that cancels tho pcteon in your blood You Ite. wwfe. a. W—M cuuditM. ami th. MW helf md. UmA Fire Insurance Company extant than and take it out cf your srexem. j remove tbe cause and cure the disease thia one is, or one that done burinere ci-row nearer on tbe square with all its pat­ by taking Krvas Fever Tunic, the beet T> .11 riU Kl 4. H a 1. —b A. rons. But read for yourself what ita and only warranted ague medicine in tho market. A box of Fill, Free with I W. VriMmke ; *ur Qov of the most succeseful and K* ' »-*-■ <w*» T “ ““ eOCt*^’ the foct thu next wook, Sey roan ; aro you hnngv ? Wonsan are vuu foint for want of food ? Child do you want something to e^f If*, Pon’i Exnucr doos no*, foil. h par- call at I. E Stauffrr’. Eating Hous. fcrma all it promisee. Try it one*, and North Side State Street, where you wiH 23d of Jun. tart, I had four hone, find everything in the free of sataUaa, you will again. Tty it I killed by lightning in my field, and that only -A.7 cento per meal. 4fttf they wore insured in the Farmer’s Mu­ tual Fire Inra.reure Company ol Barry exhibition, evoraeen ia tbo Ar» »«• »* riiixeM, having an WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING Lml lbws pitice;. 8UXS on them wss tho sum ot three hundred J and thirty (S30) duUara. That un tho 9th day uf August la-t, A. C. Tosuo and John H. EarL adjusted my lure to ■y satisfaction at tho sum of »33l). I Fine Beaver Suita for Men, .... Fine Custom Made Suits for Men, Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. of July last, my barn and contents on section 16, Carmel. Eaton Co., Were con­ sumed by fire, aad that ths iuu was insured in the Farmer's Mntmi! Fire Insurance Company of Baity end Eaton Cuuntiee, and that co tho 8th day of September inat, B. W. Warren, W. Davis am’. H. Cooper, adjusted said foes ; I to my entire satisfaction chuicbes. tiun called to tho subject to bo ready to think and to act. We are fully advised that the prospects for a superror fair wrr- never ou gu>J before as they are t»-day, and if the ws«Um is propitious we shall expect next week will witness ■•he fine,t exhibition and the largva: gathering seen here at any fair since This car tides that on the night ol tho the urganimtkm of the society. la tho organoatkm of the eommidsss . 234 cf Juno last, one of my Lorneo was especial care was taken al the la,t most- . killed by lightning in the field and the: ing of the Executive Board to have ’ oa tbo 9th day of August last, A. C. them fairly represent all liirts of the Towne and John H. Earl, aa adjusters county, and to be made up of fair and »f eaid iu« for the Fanner’, Mutual Fro Insurance Company of Barry and impartial pereons, who, au for as this Eaton Counties, adjusted said lore to my .xblbitwn i. concerned, -have no friends to reward or enemies to punish," and tln-reis certainly uo apjrearanor that partiality wfll gvvorn of] their awards and grawal Mlufoetioo be the result. - ------y - ---------- CHILDREN'S, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ 8,60 4.50 —----- :— Hte 7>P?U@U7>P?UPz"7PPU?P!!">?U?PP@7P>!@ :<« CANAL <<a ,BS b work,quickly and nicely ex ecu- victory we have ever known won .at a .t this office, and a t living prices. I State Fair. They also, obtained /nt 1 premiums cm Bob Sleighs, I tonblp Gen. W Hunqhrey has consented to Shovel, arid on Harrow,, and tho sei av chief marshal nt the laying of the oonu premium oa Potato Digger. Well spteodld animal. k McClellan are now opening a Grocery Store and Eating House in tho Striker building on the north sed. of State 6tnH nearly opposite tbe old stand of Muaa Qoo» firoot.—We team that A. Ryor-ra Ibq., uf Hartings, bought at very full .luck of die host of Grorwrua, ■he State Fair, a fin. Saflbtt Boar for which tbwv will m a fow days have upn for tb. inspsetfoa of th. public. Ttair Baring Baure will ateu, be anpfMasaiJrinM with th. Urt th. Tho Bixxxx ia the beet advertising medium in tho County of Barry, haring nearly double the circulation of any other paper iu the County. J tf I 1 • > , New Scales •dnkmwkl.ah IBtea UMrteto.rerewtrtte.Ik.M to**. "• teteiaa *•-. work. ..U •M.ik is ihrtr v.r » Mulltonw. ten lk«» a. Mt FMte tea rf tte eriJ. XU rentert 1 '■.ti-xaxs.—Would you «om of tut.*. Light Bramah chickens in three ■untie*. cal! on the President of the County Agricultural Society. goods CHAMBER SETTS. til Zfiir *• Devil1’ wants to know why tho rats of our building, (that make daily tartads u|«>n our jamte tub), resemble « banking institution. Because ii»y •re constantly ruling up what other l*>pk put m. . lu« 25 It*, of butter. 125. wwe a ed at the State Fair, to Mrs. Darwin MeOmbcr uf Baltimore Barry County. The iccond pntnium on Thorough Brod, Durham, ywariing Bulk was awarded to D. McOmber uf Baltimore. Tbo aniaud. -Diekmta," was 16 month, old. weighed 1280 lbs., and was pur­ chased a year since br Mr. McOmbsr at Marahail in this State. The Dam. known in tho Herd Book, as “Daisy Evebright," is now tiro property of D. C* Sanborn, Eoq. of Baltimore, sal is a Tvtiira.—Thomas Altoft Esq, has <-ti his jremises a brood of Braaae Tnrl. y< that for excelled anything on the groumls of the State Fair. Ireiiro aid Society cmneeted ’he I’reUrytertan Church in thte win bo ratertainod on Friday af- PARLOR 1 1 1 Wear.' indebted to Dr. Geo. E. lUnney of Lansing for a copy of Transatxiuns of tbo Michigan State Medical Society for the year 1978. It contains * nnuiler of interesting essays. aeurancu Company cf Barry and Eaton ounties to date. tings Manufactures, may well make tbe Cxxanr Surra, Soc'y. proprietors happy and the people of tbo Dated, 8spL 22, 187 X city proud. ^Besides these, we learn that Mrs. , o Tur, I— **■ "1“ *• ““<<• ■» W.lkll>»l_ « >bU «U- MS'S ol U» N™ Capitol, October 24, proX- all the rail ______ Sr . - r roads in tho State wiUnut special trains loroaro Swcx.—Thomas Altoft Esq , aad A. Ityereon Eeq., bought at tbe State Fair las*. week aa Durku, 11*11 Ctlf, bi» muntin oU, that But up to the boor of going to press wessha about ■*‘00 lb*- and is one of tba wo have not been able to learn the hour tho train win pass Heatings on over aeen in the state. The Dam drew the Valley Ihvieion, ou the.morning of tli. find premium, at thu State Fair last tbo 2d, but should judge it would pro­ year aa a 2 year* old b.ifor, aad this bably be about 7 o’clock. year ta a 8 yssn old. 8bs was import­ L^Ce regret to learn that tbo Rev. J. ed in tho summsr al 1872 ft'iai Scot­ I. Bod, for tbe ;<st year, tbo able and laud and is valued at 81,200. Mcnr* popular j—tor of tbe M F- Church in Altoft A Bywreon paid »25O. for their this city, ia about to remove to Ionia. animal, which may now bo aeon at th. He having been selected for tho P. E. barn of Mr. A- aad will bo on exhibition Work on the Ionin DfotrieL fHF.’B.’i at tho grounds of the Barry County Ag­ ~^snr. greeT ti‘to city, and ricultural Society during the forthrom- if his Smeei.i w alrnuld bo able to mak. good hie place ho win do more than PuxMirui —The first premium । । |h» cm reasonably be expected of any STREET. BACON <fc KARRS' taring Company, Dwight A Burndi. Dated Sept. 12, 1878. proprietors, was duly appreciataJ at the State Fair, aad that they won tho first , priae on many of their artiefog/TwcoivAng premium? ' fbHows : On Bobbins ______________________ ____ _ ______ Cultivator, Two Sih er Medals, one for | in tho Fanner’s Mutual Fire Insurance ' best follow Cultivator, and om* for lest j Company of Barry and Eaton Countiss. ™. CJS.u™, .0 <k. pMm.un. Tk.lo.ih.il offtyu-b-, M 1 * was waited nn tv < loment Smith, Sec., offered on Cultivators, of which mure j Cownxnv, and H. D. Purdy, 1* Robert. Esq:, has our thanks than 30 were «n exhibition competing Agent, and that said foas was edjmfod ' for timoc prises, and was tho greatest i by the sama to my entire satisfiscuoa. basket of Grapes. ruer Kono uf tho new Capitol at Lon- 3 totlS 5 to 20 10 to 30 MVatLai' i t was destroyed by fire on |Uu> 20th, ot carofuDy revised, and on efos— ju!y ia,t. that on tbo 8d, cf August of «Mk and on Agriculture! product, teat, 1 was waited ou by D. B. Hate and *1. Nos. N and 9 of the “New Cunsu.,’ materially enlarged, though w- bops to i G. W. Knight, and my km was »tii- tho store recently patented bv S. H. •eo there still further en’argod u th. 1 th,m " «“ ItansomA Co., of Albion. New York, end which is beyond all qu.-*ta>n, one society cuntxins to grow in popularity ’ ° ' y g MorroouxaT of the very beat stores ever care We and drmncfol ability. . Dated Eaton Itapida,’ Sept 5, 1873. commend it after pervona! knowledge In view of what is being dune in th. ---------of its merits, to the public, M, of all cwk stoves we hero ever seen, tbe ycry preeent, ami what should be tho va!u. Th“ c*rtifo>« that I am a resid.a: of u .hi. 2 «e hope tu meet on tho ground every i tfc. Faramr-. Mutual Fire Ineurene. ci Usen of Berry County who can poesi- I Company ut Barry and Eaton Counties, bly arrungv to be present uitbout. seri- Michigan, and that —~«ova detalanicr.t to otbey imperatives call' ' *" ’ J1 t bat the work of the Hastings Mauufac- : DEPARTMENT. Children's Suits, Bays’ Suits , Youths' Suits;.. UNDERGROUND �lto’SKSiS!t„ tUirnmathift', Scsdtk, lameneiH, Neuralgia, Burns, Soreucm, Sore Throat, Bolls, Wound*, " MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division the. (Wlc, Old florc-t, All llemorrhagra, Diarrhiisa, mining cum those region* .to | bring out tbe mineral wealth long locked up in it* natural bed* Branch road* intersect tin- Chesapeake and Ohio at iSnS?SStS the above named road we were very far- ; orably lmprc*«-d with dm rkhnraa of a, great portion of the country along the 1 entire route. Aa a fruit growing region j Wert Virginia must soon become famous for pear* |>eachcw, apples, grapes and | many other kind* of our |x>pu)ar fruit* ( grow luxuriantly both in tbe valleys and upon hlll-aidoe and table-lands. Tbe noil i« rich and dorp in all of tho 1 valley* and tbo climate, An every laxly' ought to know, ie nut excelled for health­ ' fulnrae by that uf any tkatn in the Union.; I For rotneuwuco to market, good soil* buaaUiul mm-ry. driightlu! climate. ■ ' and, tboye, at, a tirst-kitU ot»w ofpeh-; | pie. West Virginia offers atqwriur in - AyWa Cathartic Pills. DR. CROOK’S WISE OF TAB! -JJT VOW Wtwewftawvotienreore ru Ui*a aur gteaS vavattuaererortmll itM&WKE.! MOKTIAAGE RALE. lirtson feartwteet "“-i* ia *d ■ lUiM.U .tuli.mlmlialyili^n, Ay OavH UVJK6ST0SE AFRICA c **snt«.isat As.ssx:ar Wsuw.msfri42.Wrii.ar; ylk wm rune sfI*. MtAwaM t of July make far Letter layer* than. . thoeo Um at any other sra*m uf the Tho true theory of agriculture is In1 year. Early hatched chicks cvmmHMv* regard it ia tbe light of a mauufoctur- laving in September, und continue until ing industry. Tbo faruii-r i» a treater cold January wonfocr, when they die- ' of value* Whatever be produce* cOntuiuo until bfring On tbn other i1 whether it be a bushel of corn, a pound band, when lialchcd in July or August 11 nf pork, a barrel of apple* an acre of' they U-gia laying iu Febuuy. and con­ roots, or a firkin cf butter; in all these tinue until Octulmr I find July shirkcases he converts raw materials into cn* will ntwrage 5ff tu T5 num eggs UiUBlJtUiBiaMaitelM useful cvnimodiuos through tbe inter- I. yiariy, than those hatched in Marcli.' vchlion of labor aad by tho u»e of I; m . My, mv method therefore, h tu batch 100 capital. Hu puts hi* products into ! chick* B_____ .Lawk* ____ in August for__________ my own urc._____ Aa the market in mueh the 101110 way aa t.xin as tbo c_<ks can bo aJeci.nl from t*. Hi* auccees, . tba paRcU, they are converted into |*>tnutalnac un rapi- pia, Jrtjing the nulleb all a^n row-i. or umhlnmt or pwDr;, ^Uhm weiT!#; and ure - ,-----«-—• J on none of these । *o<.n large enough to tare foe themseparately or rxcdtmvoly, but on all of ■ aulves g.ftsmi'waas sints i.tistSSir.Kir.tt.'S; tew® ^.r.rxrLrssv, tMwat ■<ni«aa>«llr a* lh» rtme aAeve ■—»!- Aa-t A.'... .'ri“L zsnssvWfttt luvaad lAirry-alw taau.AH* arta Subarea >0; Michigan Central R. R. Mtas OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE. aKi'Tfewjfe 1 M>sOrtMnea<l*lity^<n*fM> art rtae ' *« Alt rs»r lev iUn> 4<n*n fw. a> ia »sU , noruaao SMS.1^ rrswUad: mImpwwmIiw ■ 'low m iartriUr k-*i«* Uwa laMttsirt to re। t;£f K.-".'Ktr£uarri' xu-s to hie operation* r— There i* no reason, then, why tho buainoM of the farmer, If conduct.*! utNj dor nght condition* should not yield ' a* fair a margin of profit av other man­ sr» MIK <«r» W all ufacturing ind'rialxic*. In his caso, ax in their* whatever reduM tbe rat ot production adds nv much to the net re- j suit* and help* to make him a prosperou* num. Ths problem for tho agriculturist is, i To got the highest agrwsblo product I (not otquantity >nrro!y„ but of value.) I from tbo smallest cash inraatnient. and thwpwuioio nrode of ai’ving hta pro- I Hem makes -the whois difference I-etween the thriftless and the thrifty far­ tu be form nd by tbe A., T; ilS. T: R. mer. ’ Juvt hero there arisen a vi'rv itnpus- i। R. Co. Tho tin. Ui.dj, wiU be; All tartt inquiry1 foe* tirt highest yield ii tho Railroad iat.de iu throe or four pas acre ueraaaaly give the lowest net township* aiioct 4*.MW» acre* tn th.' i-oel of the article raioed. or is there any ' tbIIov, will be drawn from sale. ami doA relation between those two faet-irs? The I voted to German settlement only. obvious «Mvor i* that through the largest jjald does not always give tho h ast rat ye: the eliatuws are greatly in its favor if rca*jnabio care and oevncmy are used. Thera ia, of course, a limit of outlay on every crop, beyvn J which rt will not be profitably ; but in­ , aide ot thia limit, it I* safe tn ray that, of tbe necessary laml,wiil l«i made for a* a general rut* the more bushel* or . schools and diarrhea ; tl»> pricaa of th» too* you get from an acre, the leas eaeh |j land* will be guaranteed fur a satislac- ■ tory lime without anv inereaso of price* btubel or ton will cost. Tbo reason of that* au perfectly ylem, | because ot the increased value through it seem* incredible that our farmers du IIwttlemeat*. Every precaution will be not giro more attention to tho prineiplo, taken to have tbe fullest justice and and L takw advantage of it to inerrn*-. fair treatment given to all, while thou* their profits. Tbe usual explanation I wbo ore newly arrived in the United with the moat of tbam i* that capital i Slates will be svfely guarded against being limited, they cannot put taoxe , than a certain auxmt of upreso on each acre, even though every addition­ al dol Lar should bring back a hundred fold. ----------- - ----- ------------ TM* I, jdauaibie enoegh at fiee*. ct,l°°Jr la to be formed on a similar sight, but it does not meet tho case. a> I propose to show at another lime ; nor io to permit only three who have the i* there any snfiicicnt rvaaon fcrby they iM'Tivvry expurienco in fanning, etc., should not hereafter rm»o mneb larger and the necessary means to commence, crop and at Ires cost titan tbe average to join tbo colony. eo that retry addi­ tion will be an aaaistanco. and the en­ of the present ar at reocnl years. terprise will be burdened by no useless i> at Ml, 1a toll laettsasv Mill,reel. aa4 , lawMetltMe »Hh il-s h<*u-*w la itoAeaM lus.tr »«4 enmort. I .Uu —M at rta*•*«.., m u.* i WELLS CARBOLICat tbaTABLETS KrspirsUn «• igsywKi.'tt.1: aSsr.uwraJi I1MMT roa aaaiaa to 1» i*m Mrtw. write rwrtrtrr rfasM j GOLDSMITH'S imA«T 1 STRATTOD re*a»t tw<vals«t Orttiu. *>>4 nsMr-s^Al »»'■ 4.-X14 aasviw^Jia*, ly i.lva la Cskkh »*«»*•-. sa f a. srrfrJUs. in taw . r ar.: -.—m. ar. a. irbrtUratArt Av ...MwUaaKK st mUiaj Brftxssw Kais.ard. I .K»!l mu si aasiw- *«•- i • iA. IwUm: A*44s* ws »*~l« iA« 17:A Oar 1 tabMBSSl sit oatart P. M.w/KM4arallA> 1 i thin 4—•« »(Ui» Vwart Umu,. La lAw oyy ai j «R ia iA« Mw»i, rt Hao**a4 SUU «T »Ltafsfeesi "gtgnewsSi'at'.w; A. X. SABIN. A 11-lAKA.Mas^.ll.HiM A. -Uka Uy4* ts.: liTiti.zaa Sizizn-a-xi ttssmaatsB.wwt w.a Stye® wacawsispsWK saw a.srgatufrtf^g^s _________ WajK. Jacbn & Eafiuv m.'ur u»t sKTw tnr MICHIGAN AND THE SOTTO OCEAN’S STORY. DISINFECTS, PCTIIHE TRAl.trt BI X Br.CHU1AG0 TUIL iXSE' sirajw&xi gso II i tte itr EuM »! laris BOILER uea. WORKS. LANTERN HA T“ sign* uf mental power ami energy ; I *malL umnoving no»tnl» ore, ou tho I other band, certain *igua of small mind, I aad want of energy and onterpriM. FLOUR MERCHANTS ,MWh?^,ter‘i!r3iMrtJ Flnr& Grain QniisiisM^iaii SriBisursi^srs great power ot' command and energy. The owner* of aaub. nose* generally poeaoaa amiability, drollery, and com­ mon eenso. Tbo fomoui Grecian non, which forma an almost straight . line with the forroead, has been much laud­ ed : but *ueh nona arc in women indii oeiira of onldneas and affectation, and when owuad by a man, a shallow mind. , Small noer* denotes comparative wsaknaae of mind and character,. thowaNI othorwm such peraoc* may be highly ootimabie. Tbo tip* uf ^wuch aooes turned up fongfo LfWL' hurtling activity, grcat wfllhrttre< etc! enuraaee and a grwt talkativsmee*. A nose with a I m. ... kz^s'AiofrVS>' U> American husbandry a vital Udd <4 autsrprian and mpnmew. for all who choose to teaploy, along with thmr induatry, th* nocesrary intelligent and ■kill lying within thnir reaeh, by which aloM the btttraeaa of the form ia made systematic. The recorded ex jwri.nco uf the Lest farmer* ia continued in eynreAsrsZ yeaad every MldyttM- of th*- soil who neglect* to procure and real one a perfect noer should be as fong as tho er mon of ttane wtwMr journal* ii»- forehead ia high, and have a gentle in­ dent at tho top, between the upper eyeof kind intelligence that he mart lul* The fr~“* v— r—_■ a—_ need* juad tbe want ot whieh show* it- tho forehead.!----------- -- ---------------------eelf contmtmlly iu tbe condition of hie ahcubl bo neither hard nor soft It Bold. thou Id l» at least half an inch broad Tba pvoiiio poaaibiiitiee of the eoil between tho eyee. Large noses are preferable to small uno* Tbo booked txae is a very unplaaaant one—perfect­ farmers ; for it offers the r««4wst aad ly arched from tbo forehead to the tip, AWuftjl mgt tbe only xn parts of reader- denoting groat energy, acutrnea* cralt, casern puluusnes* and ambition. A st ItoUasUtoUnriU Itaart tar Ike irito'irjus.ri^'^ta .44*^15:. eutkrtr. u mmm4 l« sMvtaerr in nurfx ik< । luartsl 4» -a *rtl maztrse* tK'Ck** -etik —at un* Mat Urn alffifttun um Tr^r^8mj." M^'wn^W^MLIff 1 Receipts for the week ending Septrm IberlUtb were Kt3.81S.10; payments | daring same time 8S<*EH-W; Uving • balance in the Treasnrj of 8860,603.- M agnolia Bahn •- KM AWUCATtOga MU? * : . Bioaming Complexion. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-01.pdf f4a8ba58b333cbcef7b27bc542d7aa5b PDF Text Text the fVr<,*i|cv Bm Tift fVrJBLIC^|( BjyhtH(. RATES OF ADVERTISING. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER t. 1873. C03D apd BUjlpe» Cardj. Have a Full Stock of VAN VEL.SOR k. RUSSELL, J. P. ROBERTS & HARDWARE ! O 11. It AFFORD ,.«rr »J - --- " - m Imw. DRUGS Medicines THE OLIVER CHILLED PLOW I ■With a fall lino of extras os hand. 8TUDBBAKER PAINTS & OILS School Books Stationer!/ PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY W A GON ! The only Wagon with the Stopo Shi-teior.-d Spoke.' TIN, COPPER, and HARNESS, on hand, and made to Order. SHEET IRON ^VARE Manufactured to Order RE.-H‘EIIS and MOWERS, GRALV. CULTIVATORS _ SULKY R.1KES, .I,-. GOOD IUJSSELL & NEVINS FINE HEW STOCK DRY GOODS, ■ Sherman J. Rich SmM HATTSF.M-HOS «, K^A.n.. b» ».-™ ..J. ...1 w Recommeuda hia CLOTHING. TE.1 mid GOFFE®, Of. which he has a VERY LARGE STOCK, BC*1 he u determined u> soil at th VEJR.Y T-OWKSI’ KATES! Al»o, he has a Large'Hcoek of INES te\.TSTI2> PRESCRIPTIONS LIQUOR.S, 1Modioa! FnrpMo CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. BOOTS AND SHOES. PHfENIX CASH STORE Also j Fino Assortment of FAIVCY G-0030S Such ta CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDS. REWARD** OF MERIT, and everything you need in ML’HICr AT NEW YOItK 1*11 IdCH ’ Remember the Ha*1-’, Second Door East of the Cumur uf State and Jaffcr.-oi Streets, Halting*. . j. qictf. DENTIST Xakrille, • MicMijan. Will not be Undersold. < ALL AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wines and Lienors! Swsrr's C$6$A iprUOVED H°Tcl> ' K-triPS,........................... T. tl. LYOX. Proprietor JL Michigan Exchange. IF YOU WANT Booth aid* State Spent- HASTINGS. MICH. IIIIIWIIWII Sales of the Wheeler «f- Wilsonfor Light and Heavy Groceries, jMQL the past year it 'the Best Guar / ■■ ■ • •' ' Uy ■' " '■ uth< r s< tri ml machints -. >'!'.■ -in.l'h in c. astritctun. anti easily adapted to different kinds of work, running B. F. STEINHOFF easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler «fc Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing tofiM1 011 I®", be iliyitauyotl to call at hUo«Jrc In the Btom^H tOKtr^RU 'S. Eat, "««*L Rmtofigs. Mich, and examine th. WhRier« WIWoB before purebWng etortan. Siiiral ait latafal DENTIST J. Cole & Son, HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS Chromo School Cards, gaririaiiaii*rstuntiM> LAM PUffffi, 8TOCCD TITER UK UE Di HAIR Shingles, Lath, &c. i ••• AMERICAN BABBLE CHROMOS ! POULTB’ ° r rm t * eov tbeir territorial rights. Lave but ofle common internet; and it is a quaation oquafry forolving the rights and Inter, eets of generations yet unborn. No motives, thee, at temporary expediency, of particular, aectfaaal or pmtmal intereste, it ie coaeeived, should eo far predominate over tho minds of our citl■raa, aa to prompt them to shrink from the reepotrabifity of conteodfag far aU • that is wn, and Mbatitting to aoth: mg whi<* ia tnsm&wtiy wrong. Tho character, credit and standing M. otxr . NO. 23. known much tarrow ; but after oil, tho face of tho careleas, happy school girl he had met five yean ago. But no flush of recognition glowed on hr-cheek. and Ralph suffered a pang to think that she wham ho had re­ numbered no luug Lad forgotten him. She stated her tnsinora, tremblingly. Ho knew oho was on tho brink of team. TK-or child! she bad been to many time* tory can bu tolofa a few words. Jut .repulsed that hope bad almoet faded* rolaasod frtm prisau—wounded—sick of this communwealth. by failing to Sho would copy paper* or keep hooka, —furloughed-and going home. maintain tho rights of tho state to sov­ Oonnnrmml had provided him with but the must Uko work home, boeaneo ereignty and to safl, by al! constitution­ ।a paw to New York, but this bo had of her father. Ralph untoaked his pri­ al mean*, would tend to destroy ooufibeen co unfortunate as to lose in Balti, vate desk ; and took out a pile of pa­ d-nce in the jxrraar.on.-y aad fal*gri:v >more, and of rourso lie had no money. pers at random, nearly all of them of oar Institution*, end would place us 'This smart offlefal did not credit -award, Worthless—old let!ora, bill* of exchange, al ones upon a footing infinitely irarafA ।of hfa history, however. Ho had Been favoiree, etc., but beasdluned the great­ our sfatar ststos of <ht* confederacy. too many humbug* of that kind to be est of burlaees air* as he made thorn in­ Tho eoarenttoa <M Michigan had bm 'taken in easily, u be confidontiaDy told to a package and Landed them to bar, om plain, rimpte path pointed oul for ।an acquaintance hoar by, but fa a tone "to bo carefully cupiedat hot earliest them to prasuo, assembled under an 1loud raougli for tbo soldier to bear dis­ cuarouuiuco.” And then he gave her act (4 ermgree*, iicpcwiug upon tho pro­ ton dollars aa her first weeks salary. tinctly. pio of this state Iba performance ot a Ralph Moreton's cheek flushed, Lut How her white face lighted up at conditio®, as a price of admission into ho was silent siplrt of the money-it would do so much tho Union, al total rorianeo with tho । “Orders ms positive, air," said the good for her poor old father I She thank­ provistoua of tho wimpart under which man of authority. “You mut either ed him quietly and Lurried away. act rongreas did,not reserve any power "Duco take it!" said Dixon, roundhad been formed, aa the sovereign art to annex the whole or any. part of nv>< with wonder, “that'* a queer way of ifa own peoples and an Mt of zntr Midugan to do busioSR ! you didn't overtook at state legialature, which sought at our faith of the nation wm pledged to our quietly, though aa unvoluntary ahirer her har d-writing or ask her name !** hands tte- ]ic-rfoniianc<> ot tho task of eitisena, the than inhabitanta ot the ter­ ian over hie bloodlew frame a* bo [-*— Mentos ssuled fa a serious way, but an indirect but virtual aurreudur of an ritory and tho*a who might afterwards cm! through tho window at the- a integral part of cur aovreignty, in open settle therein, that ai soon as their of blinding aloet without. violation of our own fundatnralal law, nuratpr amounted to sixty thousand ■'Coadnetor," said a youog gi and tbo popular voice of a great major­ they should bo received into tlw> union fourteen or fifteen, with a samba ity of the electors, expressed at ths bal- aa and of u. tho , states, with no other eon­ eclwol-booki on her nrui. “Wk lot box, forbidding that your infant fab- ! d.tivu. dttiona Imposed imi upon them than those that about putting aomothing oft?" ric should bo battered down, in (ho on- prescribed " ‘ in tbo compact of 1787, and Sho was occupying the next seat eel, at tho shrine of crpMfasra—they of which they hare over been ready and hind Moratou, and had beard urmr.lhnecessity and of choice—•» the friends anxious to comply with. of good order, of corutilntional right, But aa if to make surety more sure, and as the representatirss at the wild of oongreoa by the whole course at their work ho took a seat beside her. their cnnrtiturnfa, with no authority to legislation for mom than twenty-five "Miss Vanderwortb.'' raid h, “I in alter, amend or change the constitution years, with the exception of the act pro­ •arts that your memory is 1cm faithful which the people hare formed oa the viding for t>» admiaaitm of Indiana in­ than mfae.** bariaof their government and thefa to tbo Union, whenever ib*y liar* re­ Ml. ferred to Michigan cither directly or "No, Bat leak yvu to recpQ one impliedly, have but ccufirmod us fa tho pcesesaicn of our original boundaries; stormy winter’s day, five nsn ago; tho —,------ - , ------- --------- - —z ...-----------I numcrons initauces fa proof of this poaconowns a crowded railway car, the cnnvmwd- In eo doing, they leave their > silion might bo adduced, which would characters a self-impartant conductor, acts, and Ute record oi their ftame.i, to >w*H this eddreea to an unreasonable and a bright fared young school-girl in length—wo will confine oumtdvos to a a plain drses, with a pink ribbon on single quotation- The act of congress her hair. See, hero is one of tho v»ry The bright eyes of the giri took in knots which tied bar brawn braids,'* of April IRih. 1818, providfag far the admission of Illinois into the union, de- with a balf-eaucy, half-p^fag glance and he held up ths pick ribboa to her tho thin fare termd toward Lor, and astonished eyee. elarsa—“That all that portol tho terri­ tory of the United Smuo, lying north then sho took cut of hot pocket a dain­ She remembered it aU then, aad the eittution from ths attacks of arbitrary of U1O stole of Iwliana, and which was ty little go!d-c!asped portemonnaie, and contrast bstwoen the happy Ilfs she had power frr.iu abroad, and the cacrvach- included fa tho fanner Indiana territo­ drew forth a erisp new bank note. known and the dreary prevent was .too iurnte uf inward foea, their highrst am­ ry. together with that part of tho UH- Leaning oyer, alio touebrd Ralph Mor"- much! She tried hard to restrain her­ bition will bavu been gratifo-d; and noil territory which is situated north af, self, but the effort was vain, and down they will yet hope to witim* the etar- and not included within the boundaries went her head on the talde before her, »{vsugl*l banner oi Michigan waving prescribed by this act, to tbo state and she nobbed like a child. in undisturbed triumph over its entire thereby aulburiied to Im funned, shall Ralph Marston lifted her up, and borirt. smoothed bock her hair from her forebe, and hereby is, attached to, and Wo roe[K<tfully daim your attention, maue part of tbo Mxhigan territory, fellow-citixcns, to a brief review of the from and after the formation of tho I "My littla girt." said ba' “I fared history of our claims to the right of said state, subject, nerertlieiom, tu bo tur, and before Morvtoa could utter a you than, 1 lovb you now. Surely fire self-government, upon a contfagoucy hereafter disjmaed of by congress, ac­ nurd of thanks the girl had gone out yuan of devotion will give me an excuse already arrived ana acknowledge by cording to the right reserved In the fifth with the crowd. But th» tea dollar for (peaking. I do not ru>k any amir: congress, to our southern and south­ artieis of the otdfoanre aforesaid, and bill wi* in his hand, and the touch of now, you eLal! take weeks to think of it eastern boundaries, and tc on examina­ the inhabitant* therein shall be entitled her breath yet frac run: on hit chaek. in, and meanwhile I will make tho ac­ The young lo'.ier's cheek crimaoned quaintance of your father." tion of the power of congress tn alter to the same privileges and humanities, them, in ixuslit-nie with tbo evutitu- and subject to the srate rules and reg at thought ot tho child's frankT kind­ He walked home , with her that eve­ tion ol tn# United States; and also as ulati-jus, in all respects, with the other neat, and he would ham given a great ning. and learned the whole sad history to the power of your convention to give rituens of tho Michigan territory." deal if hs could tusvo kept the identi­ of fallen fortune. Nothing new—only their awn! to a prej«nilim involving a Here again wo have an exprem roo- cal note as a «Mwemr,, but that eagle­ the old story of (peculation, loos and material alteration of our elate eonsti- ognition of our irnfvm boundary! as eyed coo ductor wa* waiting to make ruin, afterward* Mrs. Vanderw Ort’s death; and then her * husband was fixed by our own constitution in tireeiM> the change. IVhan tho territory n^rh-wost of tlw aocurdanco with t}io act of 1SU$, oud “Really," aaid he, "quite an episode! stricken with partial paralysis, which river Ohio was coded to tho United nothing fa tbo act of 1818 even remote­ Lucky for you, my man. fur tbo stonn unfitted him for any kind of labor or Stair* by tho state of Virginia, Ute than ly refen to any change in our southern business. Theo everything fall upon proprietor, tho justly celebrated ordi­ boundary ; aad the question her* vary ttAud'n yourw shoulders, and many and nance of 1I»7 was enacted for in tem­ property arieea. did not-congrtM in the tho chango in silence, but his trembling many “ timoxho girl had raftered for porary goverumont and prortoiuc at I[ clause which we have quoted virtually Land dropped some of it on tho flour, broad. i tho MDO tiu-o for its future organon-1I become a party to tbo eventful fimna- and in stoupcng to pick it up bo saw a I She wn* not to suffer for anything Gon into distinct Republican States tion of theX/U state, fa tint part of knot uf pink nbbon which had fallen lunger. It was a dotightfally easy ta*c which are forever to form a part of this ! the northwest territory might bo at- from the young lady's hair. Ho had for bar to learn to love Ralph Moreton, • confodarocy —from this dorament we ; uoticod it among tlio gloesy teaida, and and not three month* after he found may bo hero permitted to extract the thought how lovely was the rontraat be­ ' fallowing: tween it aad the beautiful curling cbes| “Aad for attending tho fundamonnut Lair which defied brain and net to tai principlM of uvU and religious lib. keen it quite in place. , erty; which form tho bsoio whoreen He pounced utxm tho bit of ribbon eagerly, and held it in the broaet pock­ i th«»e ropublirof titter laws and coarti. et of his shabby orerouaL Ho might tuttons are crofted ; to fix and establish I those pruiciptew tu the basis of all lawn. never sco her bright young face anta, hut at al! event* he had (omcthlng oanatitnttona and goverumoDta, which which had been hen. Tbcu he pulled hia cap over his face, and rank back in hia comer, and spoke to no one until the train rushed into the Il la a good rulo nut to bsliove rmy-‘ bustling depot M the end of l.is jour­ cils, on an equal footing with tile ong- thing unfavorable to tho character of a ney. . • Ono dollar F mid bo. “Can't you IBadady mother, and hia tester Rosa inal states, at as early a period as may person upon mere hoaroar; and to trail' bo couMsleut with the general interests: a deaf rar to all gimip. Many a/ypod were there to meet him, and he was take teat then that I" “No indeed 1 one dollar is tho prfaa." It is hereby ordained, that tho foliow- character is often temporarily injured kissed, and carcuod, and pitied, and Another hour had nearly paasoi fog articlM shall bo < cusiderod articles by d.itrnclion. ns it accumulates fapaae- tended until he almost felt himself a lit­ , uf compact botwoeu Uu> original stale* iug from tho mouth of one goeup to tle boy again, and'not a beardod hero I when tho lounger said : “Is Mr. Frankhn at borne." mid the people and state, fa the said another. A still greater mischief ii of. ' Yas, bo m in the printing ofioa.” territory, aad forever remain unaltera­ ten done by those who have received “1 want to sec him." ble ar-loes by co mtax coisxrr. the hospitality uf a family, and vritneae- tons fixadde, Ralph Moreton told the The sh.ip-boy immediately informed The bth article of the ardinar.cn ed the failings of rams ono or more ul story of his doetitetion. and of the little aforeaaid, dedaree that “ there shall bo its motnbvrs, which of lhemwjvea may girl’s generosity, both Rosa and Mn. Mr. Franklin that a gentleman was tn formed fa tin. said territory not loee be quits Lannloas, but being exaggera­ Moreton declarod he must search the tho stor.. waiting to ooe him. Franklin than three nor mure than tiro states”— ted, are represented as a serious out­ world over foe her, and giro her no end was soon behind tho counter, when ths lounger, book in band add is mod Mm and after defining tho boundaries of rage of ooaduct. This cl*** of visitors of lace collar*. Or* states on tho north by the Canada is more dangerous Ithan highway rob­ A brief furlough until hie wound was thus — "Franklin. what u the lowest you line, adds: “ Provided, however, and it bers, fdr while the latter only take your well, and then Captain More ton rejoin­ can take for that book I" mousy, tho former robs you ot your ed Ills regimeaL Not, however, with­ "Ooc dollar and a quarter.', the Luundarias oi th*eo three states good name, which, according to Bhako- out making somo inquiriaa which bore “One doUaread a quarter I Why shall bo subject so far to be altered, oparas and other good authorities, in no fruit, and left him quite as ignorant your young man only naked me oas that if enngreaa lutraafter find it expe­ dient, they stall have authority to form •'True,” said Franklin, “and I could So ho went back to the army, and ono or two etate« to that part of the aaid territory which lice mirth uf an fought the war through, but ho always east and west line drawn through the nsrnid that knot of pink aibbon abcrat southerly bond ex extrema of lake hitu, and never quite gave up the hope of finding his little bmtefactreaa. Michigan. And whsnsvsx any ot the At tho end of the war Colonel Moresaid stairs shall hare sixty thousand :o:<;retuTn«<i to Now rant, ana ontorec freo fahabiients therein, such state largely into Wmu. and became a sueSXSU. U *»xmx» by itn delegatee, in­ oaaaful and prosperous importer. Hs to tlio cvngrero of the United fitateo, ua was a farente in soefoty, and fair young aa equal failing with tbo original bollM fished puroeveringly for him, states, fa aU respect* whatever; and ehall bo at liberty to form a pennaiwnt haada ouurtod him aMiduuvafy, but constitotion and stole government, pro­ “Yao," aaid Franklin, “and I bad without material auoocao. Ho wan vided tho constitution and etate gorurnthirty-three row, aad poopU oolfad him bettor taken that price than than a doF tnenl so to bo fanned, ahull bo republi­ .. a very cold, unimpoeaionatoaortol man, Ur and a half anw." , can, and in confarmiyr to the principles lounger paid down the price and and [«h*j>ehc waa, for at thirty-three .. Tho___ contained ia there article*." . —* U- . ' --the heart of au unmarried man ii gen­ So much, falluw-citixoM, was loft to erally neatly much gone to Red. the discretion of coagTOai. they might Journal .'of the 8^t« Convention of form the whole territory into three But Ralph Motet on kept himeelf pure Michigan, held at Ann Arbor, nt Sep- states; but if tLey found ii oxpodieot Without friends, whui iaa. nnuri1 A in heart and. life, and such a man ought torn ba.-, 1836. which Refused to to form more than ..three, then the solitary oak upon s sterile rock, sym- Io bo mpectod in thoae degenerate northern boundary of tho three south- motrical, indeed, in tte tarot, beautifully daya. and exquisitely finished, outriralfag the At the eioee of a wiMerv aftcrut«n pro sTStcs was unalterably fixed and could not lie changed or modified unlras most lauded perfaetinn of art in gvaoe- oi miet and drisfa, Ralph Moroton woe by ccmm.cn content ol all the parties fulness and grandeur, but over nbirti putting on hia fur ovennat to go home interested—tougre** liavu croctod three decay baa liiakca her black wing, and from lua place of buoineaa. Home <me rapped timidly at the states wilhln the said territory, and left its leaves blighted, its roots rottenhave extended none of them to tho Can- urea, aad its btoom death-a srathed, Bda line—so that not only congress, but UMsas monument af its pristmo beauty. the cistaa so fuemed, have tacitly ecu- When the rebuff* of adrareity are rush­ tented that the provietcu* uf tho crii- ing u» enatward. when tho cloud* are nemee should be fullj-------‘ ’ dark above the muttering thunder ItattXhMa should bo _______ growl* along tits eiry, wire-, our frame additiDual states on tbo twrth; and *1- & palafad by tho aketewm hand of dis(hough two d the t-mtheru stotes, (Ladixn* aad HBnoit J fa oemfag into the next all that part of tho Indiana terri­ tory which lie* ncrtli of a lice drawn oast from thii southerly bend or extreme of Lake Michigan until it intersects Laks Erie, andoMt of a line drawn from the aaid southerly bend through the middle of said fake to its northern extremity and tbenoo dun north to the northern boundary uf tlio United titatov, shall for tho purpose ot tamnorary gov­ ernment, constitute separate terntory and bo called M Idiignn - and the fa. habitanta thereof ahall be entitled to, and enjoy all and singular, the right*, pcviicgvs aad adrantagee, granted and secured to tho people of the territory of tho United Bates sorthwost of the river Ohio by the ordinance" (of 1787.) It will bo borne fa mfad that Ohio rams into the union, with her prseeui boundary line, throe years prior to tho �i= Sg-’Sisis hii lisif 8. {SiSSSilH 1872. iWrt| Ts*’Sit: sis’::: F ..‘SlSlKiS r= ‘?s’,7S'is~8,:s ; “2 “BJ-’H-iE (H'stehs! mil OVKTimK by »b< CAN < TTY DINNING ROOMS. 49341995 88 SSHSSSS 'ss’mwTsbs 'MB HW THE CASTAWAYS �4 Trt« Rffll»UCMI Local tap**# JUticBf. CLOTHING. NO DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE RICH AND THE POOR ■ IHlin “IMMIMF l\TIJF'IITH tk..r ^L? “ h- show farmer, that WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! ly aied with tod with kero^ae olI, ,nu I(u, wbol* r ’¥?^01,9re- T» took but a minut. tur U to bMont* ■ mas* of flamra, and to.u the imgin. brought into play, •ubdiuug th. flams. The tt,t provid th* ragine to be able to exiiugui,!, ““*! y,th r**1 r»PulilT- It was wit-- v.uwu ol ■Jttcxaior* ‘■mediately aurruunding it, and wa* alao in full view of too occupants of th* gnrod atand, an 1 couwderabl* intorrot was manifo*!*d in it. rwulu. Mr. E. 5 of, D”roh’ ” KtaU •8*“‘ ‘d th* Babcock hr* Euinguitoer and Fire Eauine, and baa lutnish*d esveral towns >n the State with on. or moro ea- petrol Ksvet* f*» 'Krisxrt tn irap< <ha* 8UX® AND WINTER 12 15 17 .. 25 5 .. to to 30 30 to to 40 18 -r—_ — - «•••/ • iravnc, ihntr natural or unnati 11 No 1’ktla m the world Over had any­ thing like the circulation of Ayer’* Th* abor. from th* Eaton Rapid* Pill* Throughout tboM States, Merino, Jawrae^ of |ut Saturday, v» earnestly and the Central American republic, commend to the attention of our road down th* ifope. of th* Andes, and •r*. and add that we know personally, aero** the pampa* of South America, toe atatomeuta ar* tru,. If w people in ur-gro village*, amid th* fervid wild, I would bare just «uch . muk*t hero, of Aftuo. throughout th* jungle. of J*, CHURCHES. ; and get equal price* for their produce, dia, and th* supp** of interior Asia, let them take the stock in th. K II. L । A. Northern Michigan Railroad and and th* island* of to* Pjclfic, to*«* that will arouro them aot otdv this com­ Pill* are known aul everywhere used a* petition, but will *ccvn> to oar people, fotoily rmusdiee tor diseases. With dis­ at our city, mo*t valuable manulac- tant nation* their wond*rful cure, at­ turioa that will create k home market tract mor* aUvntion than thn do at and iucroaM 50 tar rant th* value of home ; for the *vnthnent of wonder every duller* worth of rwd net*to within take* a far d*ep«r hold on thsfr' mind* tan mile, of the Ku* on eitoeraide uf the than the leauh* of a higher scientific skill with u«- The amount comunned roquir** ■ermity-fiv* thousand do«e* a day io supply it. An inspection of the manufactory showed u* how tow enorHAVTINGS t.oiH.»\^f<». 4^.r.a A M ------- . . the I*n«ing mou* dra.and i» niad» and sustained. JGp4JliUa. Mr B. w*a one of th* old- Added to to* emtsututnate skill of their eat editor, in the State, and an honest imposition, i* an extreme caro in toeir ■ *‘,rkw fbT ,ho 1“!*^ tad toe party, msnufacturo which at one. Meuro* the ; “d will b« largely rairoed. HI h«lto p*rfoct material knd their moot accurat* ■» ' 1 wa* to* caua*. but WO trurt wearied Mt | will fully rMtera that, and that too day ; i* not far dfotant when th* prvrs of too •a«e which oUiortemedte. never attained. State will enjoy the benefit cfltot dernl- CHILDREN’S, DEPARTMENT. ...» 3 to *12 5 to 50 10 to 30 ... OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. ..... .. . **' ** for Boys, for Youths, ... . to $25 • 5 30 15 20 8 to 3,50 to 4,50 to Children's Chinchilla, Cape and Other,Styles of Overcoats. Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. 6 Tabhm. W m OF UHBH GOODS III W STH R*V ebanc* to furnish tfohnol room* LOCALS AND. YOUTHS’ Foil OveroosU, Hoavy Winter Overcoats for Men, W. 8. George, E»), U the .urcrraor, Tut Miau-ux Cuxrxxx.—Of the canand in hi* hand* the Jir/mUim will dittou of bannem along th* liua of the ■nutain it* h:ge*t .vpotatiou we havo no Central, the Chicago Tkiiwwof Monday, i publish** the following : 8r*ri Text*.—The amount uf th* Stat^Tay apportioned to the county of Barry "for the year 1873 ia 814.788.46. In ISTfi it wa* 812.449.05. The inervat* ia mainly duo to the appnqiriutiou* far th* new Asylum for the Inmne for which our proportion ia 81.300 and for th* Slate public School for indigent SPECIAL NOTICE children which it tome 8425 mors than All account* duo tooBcxxxa Cbm- ’,Mt y*T' ,o'1 •» rei » ,v i. t i bui1^ ll,*‘ ®u,e I‘r>*°“. while th. amount let, tuust l» adjusted by October 1st. . , , 1 i for general porpove* t* jut*, toe mat a* they will ba left for- collection. Wc ’ gi.jtxi. BOYS’ Children'a Suita, Boya’ Suita. Youtha’ Suita;.. To Merchants we Sell Goods a* Cheap an they can »buy them in any Eastern City. Mr. II. E Hargent, General Supantitandont of the Michigan Central Ibul- , real, atated that during the laat two day* their froight men had received no | order* for shipiuanU of city grain, but । grain continued to arrive from toe I country, and 1* eent forward in perhap* I one-half the quantity heretofore. Tlisy 1 found th*ni*elvv* noaiidarably tmbarraMod in doing buainoM with their cus- STAR CtOTHING HOUSE :»U3St; 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RzVPIDS, MICH BACON & KAURS R FIHMI tzurpatront and creditor*. currtwiKNidonto of too Halting. council, in hi* !a*t hocuu** the aid* W* have before ua a beautiful oil walk* are not repaired.. Wei), the rea- Chromo, rcpreacutiug a view of too Th* County Fair i* progreasihg fine- rou ia, wo have not a city Attorney REAL GENUINE BARGAINS In Furniture, aa new. Partle* wlahlng "El Capitan, The financial akiee ’ toil week, vvery day. brighten, legally adopted and published an ordi­ nance requiring owners of loU to build "Cloud*" Beit," th® Merced River, toe “Bridal Veil Fall.” and mafayminor d»- | tail* beautiful in themw lve« which we The utter*.: on Goranimeut Nov. 1»’, ia being paid. Grain of alt kind* firm with PARLOR GOODS AND •light Woodland, loot aotue tim»- in July UUDS Hall, Friday owning. Th* griet mill of Ooudyoar, Hadley A tween this city and Woodlaud How about room No. 3G in th* Occi­ dental Hotel, Mutkegou. Who know*? 8. E. ftam*. publisher and proprietor of Wood'* Houaebold Magarino, New­ burgh, N. T. A* a promium th. pic­ ture may b. obtained by Moding to too CHAMBER SETTS. Full Blxfl Poster*, Two Sheet Poster*, Dance Programme*, >tee WORKMANSHIP Magarino at 81 fam® to him at Woodland, or by leav­ annum. Wa taka pleasure in rccum, mending both tfie Magarino and Chro­ ground, of the Agricultural Society on ing it with the County Clerk. mo offered in thia combtaatioit, and add *wwmw., - *** Friday. ' That our State finane-* are ata nd the Th* County Fair of AUegnu county, folic.wing official exhibit fall* attest.— our hearty endoroext-nt to th. pubbah- i rat slock of Undertaken la tv be held nt Allegan, on th* 7to Sth dealing ] and good Hearae will A and 5:h inat •»> «* .“I'S. splendid line of SDEBOAEIfiai Or DM ROOM FTOTU^iamxjai. On the Wabash river in Indian*, where they bar. the ague too ywr ing earn® tin® 813,041.70; fearing a round, Kras* Fever Tonic ha* been in bolanc* in toa Tteasury of 8853,702,“!; use for th* U*t ton year*. Thorn they n print fewer paper*. HAU* TREES, 8BCRETARIE8. BOOK CAHE8, and everything foand I. _ — - — Mt, to. All Stock* badly depreaaed. they ought to know. Thia remedy act* i/t>u Thursday of la»t week, th* m«i) on the very common *en*e plan of cod­ train going »«*■. ran into a floek dock of every aflemocn and ovfnttig during the sheep near the farm of 8. P. Cadv. and ajacting it—romoviug too ceuso; (they being Cady's nheep.) which threw the engine off th* track, killing eleven sheep, but not injuring the engine much, and we are happy to *tat* that no per­ ' the drug atora, for it and steady empfonnent Inquire at son wee hurt. toa Bkxnz. office. A CARD- too county of Barty combined. Of ton* GRAND RAPIDS. First-Class Instruments. Th* undersigned would return to ths Dent know what John fe g«ng into. public hi* *incero thank* for Gto many farnr* extended to him while in til* b«i *• b. «•“ hta“1' Furnituiv burinras and ask all of hi* friond* an extension of hi* i»tronago to Id* *uce«Mor». New. Scales. whip, and a part of our b.r»H.; and all we have to my about it i*. that any tU»f. in toe shape of a human being C"’ tmu* io bs made by our very efficient that wOl .tool O’* • *r expect to prosper in this world, Street Commiaaioner. Park street,fro m tor jafl to beam street, has been graded to be sdmUt*! into toe gh>no«» ful"rt~ and present* a nice appearance. Union School House i* rapidly L Mud** have returned from J*. * ■ lasr or l.wrrxa* remaining at th* approaching eomplerioa. Several wwkHaatingri P- 0-, **T 8,’,h’ ,S78’ m*n are placing and fastaning the Mat* ooda, and shortly people may find anyFrank Denting, Fred Frsderie. Hynto the floor, aal but • flaw day. wfll Uda Tent. Enoch Halt Direct Tt-ur letter* to number of P. 0. 100,000 00 M* in va1a;able eiFTSi to bx tJtraomnti is L. D. SINE’S New Prices. Veiy Low. Gift JBktctmwe. I John ion 4 Co'*. celebrated Gold Pena, he best ia th* market. fur solo st th* Cttf New* Depot P. 0. building. L rara chance to r»uy 1 >rr Good* •p— P. R. Bahta A On. of Jackson, selling oat their rntin stock at firet . ‘ T» l» D»va MmO;. OK. IMS. l*n Tise PrmeetljOM ? I POrTHDlPFO JOB PRINTING Wareroom, Jt'o. fT>5 Greene, near J^hth St^ Jf. K �Ayer's , » hmkuu, c.aiw; arm noasin you , will Le forgiven if the length uf| thi* letter consigns it to the waste baahet—had I mcen stpaco and time I would Neanilgiu. Sore Throat, Cherry Pectoral, caras iws'rrRX ditjuioi Sr*4,. lun.urM, Burns, SorcuMS, Bolbt, Wuundu, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Hcaisruewt, Uleon, BruiaoH, ItMsrhq, P||U Rpatoq Pl S.-Uw »f .the •haggling .uh- TWhachb, Colic, Old Sores, scriber* of Greeley's Prohibition relic ‘ All Hemorrhage*. of Democracy kindly showed me a copy .'Liwi&ni'jD Grand River Valley Division , JoutmI in our abeeuce paid oar village Ocntcral R. R., and saw, even with his blear eye* “Alma* Briek Block,” and detected my absence, and then »*ye he £E*3u!J?Rt“l ' we have “iload heads.” and “dssutbeets" ■ in Middleville. Are yo u quite freafrotn I them hi nxstiuge^ We kabr that a certain school district in Irving lead one ! once bat they “miss” him now. Sorry I1 made ths “Sr Editor.” pay the little 1 challle mortgage he tried to beat me Rantalidn BITTERS Aside from w>«4l*nd the unikipsove<i acre* in Nnbrauta farms were 1,215, 270, so that tho total farm acreage amounted to 2,0711,781 ; the cash value of which, in 1870 wm m,2l2,lS0. an overage uf 814,58 per acp-. Each acre, then, iu thousand* of homestead*, 1 is worth to-day as much as one hundrod and sixty acres cost—homeeteads Chicago, westward over the great plains | of Iowa, Kuasoi and Colorado, being , the two extremes of civilisation. and could ho reverse the journey, end make i his starting where his journey emk.1 would trace the easy gradations of pro­ gress and improvement at each stag* of hi* journey till tho very climax of architectural magnificence met hi* views in re-built Chicago A description of i the city would bo a hopeIces taak, tu realise the extent of the great calamity of 1870, and tho miracle wrought by , tho citisens in its restoration, requires ‘ actual obeerration, and visitor* ore refer­ red for information to any of the 8i»,000 people of Chicago, for there few , rich or poor who will not pause to 1 point out to tho stranger, tho more ee- • pecial attraction* of the citv of their ‘ pride. They will point you to the j Grand Pacific, to tho Tremont Homo j which far excels in external appear- ' sure, and to tho Potter Pahntrs House I dollars, which in the olsbcratemw* of , design, and coetlinres of adornment, is said to be th* grandee: hotel of the world, every beam, floor end poet is of stone or iron, and each room entirely j fire proof—then they will point out one after another, the modern busiuees blocks, each surpassing ia beauty and east the former, and startle you with ths correotnee* of the Granger'* theory that town* a* well M plant* depend very much upon the eoil, fur their strength and growth, for wherever you observe the element* of growth anti octeq^is* hi the village, you may look with equal Mriainty for the eUmenta of fertility tn the surrounding country. The turn crop ba* been materially injured by the long continued drouth, which has pre- Or. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. AFRICA LIVINGSTOKE .LANTATION Bitters senaCawHsMesseeUM*.aaallassss wsssi with Hr «M cl IM r*MI tainU 4> To ■ tee . noAC MMo r- Jar. IM 1*0*1 • .»* UmrMld^rr ,b- Tcmpertmcs Bitters W.K*ATT!?«s*3 IHtn.UJJarn-.fo-lrfj PM FOWLERS (TOT W DOUCHE,। 0201020123020201010102 4wvrin<«r*rn»liHvt.**Ml Io latifl. In »*h raw laada <wl ‘snsrtnsprct WrttetorLayjBlBimtcdPixsLEL Aidiw' 'MichiganJ>ntral R. •iOLp, RELIABLE AND D*”'" S,n,,TC ■m ill I 1- ->rl*4<Z I Ayers Hair i t()or. eggs—good throughout; and auu»' sue waa settled earlier than any other genuine prairie bl ata. But, as luwel and Nebraska are likewise prairie Blate*, rounteqiart* of Illinoia, when they are n* old, their farms will show a* . anrail a* prrrrutage of land urtaprorsrf. 1 buildings included in the 3600 struc­ tures (exclusively of inferior dwelling*) erected in the year 1872, making an firm lands wwttbotrt seven million tews, average of more than one building for 86.823,161. ... •very working hour in the yean Truly no! rtra vita wontt rout. j to the seven wonders of the world ha* Cspt. Pliny, having smloj * no’rth till been addod thosyMA. bo niched a field of solid k-i-. lauded At Chicago we took the C., If. & Q train, and struck out fur the groat cornTh* towns nod village* along this line ot iCTul in IllinoU, by their thrift and enterprise, indicate that daplu and fertility of *oi lot which the State i« ilH.BK?' I nliultd U r«e>truM*m«<ini <i*sAm ml For rcrtorioK to Groy Holt iu natural Vitality and Color. A drnuia*; whirl) io .it <>no* agn-cabl b« aithy. »n d _ , _ NCW Book fOT AgentS wu driving ouo way tho ieo-fivld vraa; drifting another80 fam it with many an Ohio farmer. . Work ns hard a* he will, hb farm ia I I drifting down. On the other hand, tho , Nebraskan ia on an ice-field drifting the sauno way that bn is driving. Bia gains are not merely hia crop*, but the growth in land-value, always greatest the hair where the fulliclc* are de­ stroyed. or the gUnda atroplikd and dreayv-1; kit such a* aruiaui can In' saved by thi* application, and stimu­ lated into activity, f> that a »<ew growth .of lurir i« pro-iivd. ineteul of fueling th* hair with n jxwty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vig.m><u. It* oceoalotud UM will prevent the hair from turning grey or falling mT, and conaequently jravent Imlduc- T1.. restoration of vitality it give* toNhr scalp nrreste and prevents tho fornutlon of dandruff which is often *0 un­ cleanly and oflvnsive. Free from those deleterious sulislanoM wbiub tank.arena preparation* ilan^vrens and injnrious to the hair, tho Vigor ran only benefit but not barm it. If wanted nwrely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing 0U0 ran bo found so dwirable. ________ _ —iibsr oil nor dye, it Awe not soil white eaml<rie, and vet last* long on the hair, giving it a rieh, gt««y lustre, and a grateful [>erfumc. 4* »t lh» <vul> of It W. r_ IIEAA1KS & 00., FLOUR MERCHANTS . r-,»,<» tevlM IMI rAix-siMsr GJ wo<r----------------------------Corner 8hrlby. ’®MS Finn & brail tamnn, *••*«« l»-o l.*e to yx.V,, Mil nn , PAPER The prevalence of cottonwood grovoe and orang* hedges, rolicre tho eyn as it wcuders over the boundloe* plain— yet tbs absence of herns, and tho in­ feriority of farm buildings generally sat­ isfy us that theone great drawback is the lack of timber, yet &r purpose* of fuel the want is not felt, os nearly th* entire surface of tho State in said to lie underlaid with an cxneUent quality of coal, and coal minning ha* already become a bustatee of no small importancu. We crossed the “Father of Walers" at Bur­ lington by the way ot the groat iron bridge, which ia in iaelf a wonder of W- Vam Jittai & Sapiai OCEAN’S STORY DISINFECTS, PURIFIES. H3F&® Burlington the “orchard city," of Iowa, numbers 20,000 aoula, and ia romantically located on the bluffs over­ looking the Mississippi Brer. The river here at present doe* not exhibit much ot that graodtiusi wo had looked for, ia the vclmao and rapidity of its cur- DODD'S • SEEVINE Il DOES IT! MOBATE ORDER. THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE Fur iM tw, .r C.urr*h. Thrwt tH...... Astern*, pruMhitti >«.l CmtMtplum. Jt*. • A.-tFINFALLTBRnACE. NAtXtMR AVC It FMUbl. <*ll >moa*lijr fee na •nMteatioa ntb'Felor arnj materially affected by the drouth, and navigation baa well nigh stsspendod. Wsetward atiB, we took our way over the beautiful plains of Iowa. Which fur It i Ik lev EuH Fait Mtteae TOKJUJgMgANE lantern txxnmnr DtM. IBUII LlBttiUn GUM. ot flock* of from 100 to 800 fowls. to the pound. Lay about 176 per a JOB PRINTING r«an’t GM)» Hff Biir. LYON’S « iIHMBON � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-08.pdf 09c73e6131d65c06c170d2d9ff7fe45c PDF Text Text The R*rd*ucyi BACW TrfE F\epJbL!CI\H B^fiNEH. of AD^jcerisa-ff. VOL XVIII ^^diiI aoi BVjljiejj Cifij. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1873 Save Your Money ! GREBLE & RUSSELL, I KATIE LEK AID WILLIE DRAY- Have a Full Stock of HARDWARE! J. P. ROBERTS & CO. ’. •J J.°” ciu!'ir’n' “d by yonr iLnng industry converted much cf it i »m a howling wilderness into Luunti- to doubt or suspect their faith—nor could you believo that in your case they DRUGS founded du fovoritiam, expediency and injustico. . ’ And shall our long and fondly cher•J**l hop* be disappointed? Must to in tbo national mutilated, humbled 1 II IS. II. list tit. Medici ics IV RIGHT A HOLBROOK. Dye Stuffs, | ; IK HOLBROOK. ’T’LTT-’ *a‘*“*' *“*• I Wi,h * ful1 Kb» of extra* ou bawl. ’ S PUD3E-B-A_TC~R1T^. "VV^X-GrOASr ! School Bookj J- Statione.ru The only Wagon with tbo Stop. Shott.-torod Spoke. unhand, and made to Order. TIN COPPER and: SHEW IRON WARK Manufactured do Order l’B^niI>TION8 AND FAMILY — ; Ek*, ~ RECEIPTS. " M /.A T li. I liHS Sr._________ noon j CHEAP! cheamwn «FM. UPJOHN, rHTJlClAX s»J Surrwa. OSce •< KiKkUsMiasa RUSSELL & NEVINS ra listen into the Union; wo are bound ' to *uppo*«> that congrrea June 15th, 18M, which ditionally our eonstuutii T. B. DIAMOND. FINE NEW STOCK OF .J: 1—x 1 I>KY Hoops. ROOM AN. iiiestFF. Sherman J. RichL. ssTHrscnoN... H.^<L„,S h. n I rt.8.: CLOTHING. Recommends his TE*1 and VOPFEE. DATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES, 1 -Ill.O T. « ilKEl.cn. The following story is told by Rev. J. Hyett Smith: Wo stopped at Syracuse Now York hr dinner. You remember < the rail­ road depot, centrally situated, with its eastern and western entrances exactly alike-aamuch so as thotwo ends of a car. After we had dined, tho depot-master informed mo that wo had seventeen minutes to spare Lafore tho departure of the cavteru train. This, thought J, will giro me an opportunity to see tho city, and a glorious chanol for a smoke, pro­ vided a clergyman could be tempted into such a wasteful and worldly aumwrth, and after an thirioen-rainutas, was cuconraged in the race by sundry >..i r_n___ __ i_____ i __ _____ . _ Iposeed, "Go it gaiters 7 ••l?lucky boy !” ■■He ain’t loft, oh no and well nusaning and benignant •xhortations. Though thoy in tend od, ^orhaps, to hvlp ma over tha course, I found that the ... Ht.il-EKS ilnd MOWERS, GREW, rt LTI) .tTOKSJOHN ROBKRTN Chasing the Trtls. Th* Bou-Scnpra A young man teach a school u. w — that many* of the children, aeperiaUy mars noticeable foe their robvetneas road, getting their feet muddy, until tho than for (their beauty; the children bell rang, wlien they rushed into school, uiud and all, making tho room quite weight. filthy. The teacher resolve ! to correct this Dolly Varden. Here only original! tonic simplicity and severity. Are door-stet>, and the other to a stake affected gait, no strained sttoatioa to driven in tho ground. This made a verr goood scraper ; and iu soon as tho children saw it, they scraped away" vig- more important that they should walk Tho teacher next managed to got a mat, which ho place on the stop, that the children might wipe their feel after tattoo, nor can upaa Ohio to take pride in haring the school-rooui any part of our domain without our consent, consistent with the constitution toniahment, I beheld the tntin alpwly snd ordinanew of 1767—henos it is that made such our osmhI has been asked to tho pn. -, - --- -- — .yww VCSJ r»ud modifications of our state consutu- puff of the gigantic,locomotive. they entered. Hero jndred was a '‘call” which adI.-:. Inn i. very juatly remarked by Mr. rnitted f- Ohio, in the House of repre- ley ; th consideration." So without ooaferrring with flesh or blood, I put like a When tha sky-rocket with a double fuse. For a y thought it would moment 1 thought I had it all my own al jurisdiction of each state -¥fflff£OUVER CHILLED PLOW ! PAINTS & OILS !.s -i. i.n.. c Hunton.. NO. 24 Aipa foadant to the forming now wt- ter in dispute settled upon terms mutu‘Jftawnta to thia state 7 Was it uot with ally honorable and just to all tho parthii hope that you cheerfully paid your Um couenrned. hard earned manov Into tha ln>*.nrv ' the doov. Freddy next pbtained the skin of a sheep which hall bon killed bv‘a dog. Of this ho made a duor-mat, ao lher present and provide for the future than after whet faaliMn thoy «hall do the otto nothing here tnat is indecent therefore, children swarm. Here chil­ dren scream ami grow targn-cliMted ; climb up pitas of wood, over tlietr fath­ er’s heavy wagons, cud grow broad■bouldenxl and tnuacular. Hero infanta drink from the fountain nature intend•y™i<‘ and tho nursing-bottle are un,—tso ofHero the d ■ '.G •, . . ... ■. •d to run, and the mure decidedly did' lhe locomotive make the terrible head­ way against father got tome limo and whitewanked the wall, and his mother gave the floor cooking vessels looked dingy’ and black;. I>*wiM«.wbw*.toHl*r. K *U. I1TM >l<s Win,. Onr . . an j Ibo thoughts of encountering, all the portion of ouY ter- I way back to the depot, that line of int barbers on the1 tcresiod individuals who, with their influence of the great Wort—which in cheering exclaBiatkina, had k> feelingly tirrs of Itake Erie, to n neighboring encouraged mo on tny outward journey, ter, to make it, while Freddy’s father state; but, fellow eitisens, in either this was the bitterest pill in thia unex- cloaned tho carpenters garden. Thou peefod dose tho mother thought tlio floor would look But it must be done ; so tapering of! gradually, I gave up tho contest nud turucni back to moot tny fate, and—if I A HISTORICAL TREASURE. at present, and taught that only through could find Lius—the depot-master much the paint would coot. thoen virtues by which thetr fathers Journal (of the'Statr Convention of earned the counielcnce they enjoy con Michigan, held at Ann Arbor, tn 6<p- ere co to alter your constitution a* to j tamber, 1836. which Refitted to Knuckle to Ohio. "Well, you [(WmiU.) s» rna er can take the money and buy the Bible 1 now.” "What Bible 1" inquired the man. “A Bible for me to road night and and the women morning, just like tho schoolmaster. I without a violation of our constitution, | vine*." Several bystandoni, avekiug in­ German, although not ddftitute of roand joining with congress in at least formation, asked, with a show of confian attack upon that of tho United State*. , th* thing had happened ; and other* With regard,- fellow-cltisena, to ».be one homo with' you if you wont spill separate oct for tho establishment of any pain ton it” With returning breath, relief and the northern boundary of Ohio, it ruWho can toll how huppy that liUle quire* but a paaoAig notice; it ia in it- words cam* together, and I squarely boy was when ho went homo, with his charged the railroad official with all tho paint pots iu his basket, and hi* Bi bio has naror been guilty of the folly of ••eking in hi* wife an intellectual oom. state previously formed and accepted by prarti<i««l . and th* family who com­ congress; and is at direct vananeo with menced by haring clean feet wore not various prominent clauses ia tho con­ satisfied until, through .the grace prom­ stitution of the United States, in one of ised iu the Bible, they obtained cloan f -woman-tuOrago, which it ia declared—” nothing in thia ■launch**!. Ere constitution shall lie so constructed as to watch, “the If I looked a- Of th SUU rtarnai^*'ta Ud 1‘eapU tf DENTIST .Wille, PRESCRIPTIO.X’S Mlchiiaa. CAREHLLY PflffiNIIC’ASH STORE COMPOUNDED , Also s Fine ikssortment of Such as CHROMOS, LtTHOGRAI-niC CARDS. REWARDS OF MERIT, and everything you need iu A OltK I’ltlCJEH MXJSIC, AT Pure Wines and Lienors I ro!< medicinai. PVKrosiat, Btrects, Hastings. Sweet’s H°Tel> Will not be OMXll F..U1BN............................... MICH. TRIUMPHANT! THE 8'Wil li> IXM 0*1 UO,K» WHEELER Michigan Exchange. roarui'in. Undersold. jHKiplo of any portion of the state (in embryo) of Wisconun of tho right of living under a fundamental law of their out of sight. own creation, which we are not preAfter no little hot shot cast back and Ced to admit, the jurisdiction of Michn must rest (if at all) upon tha ex- to tho disputed territory, she has it stilt, forth, with the usual variation and final and no tew of rongrre* can affect that claim orfe single iota. doubt the It hat been urged by tho advocate* MIXER'S SCROFULA SYRUP oare. chance of being left, if I depended on u5tl RUSSELL * NEVINS. Scrofula Syrup! IftfUOVED adoption of the constitution of the Uni­ the people of tho N. W. Territory, Erysipelas, Pimples, Blotches. 1’oe- aiding beyond it* boundaries, and ted States, and in support of this alletukw. Botts, Turnon, Tetter or Sall have never participated in it* formalion. wanl and sarcastic influence. Buch a supposition ia al variance with do of the constitution, <u follow*:the blood. dinaneo of 1787, which distinctly THE regulation* reo| other property Sales of the. Wheeler Wilson for the past year is the Best Guar~ Greatest SCROFULA nd CANCER RHEE' ra n tee of its Superiority over all other seicing machinesBeing the. most simple in con­ TESTIMONIAL* : struction., and easily adapted- to different kinds of work, running IF YOU WANT GROCERIES / South aide State Street HABT1S0S. MICH. , . ' iTultifm. j With regard, follow citixous, to tbo j district of country proposed to bo anI nexed to Michigan, lying west of Lake Michigan, and forming from ito geoBEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS I praphical pewition a port of tho Sftk state instead of tho/earU, we will in­ dulge a single remark. No nsoent which • your eonvunlion could give would legally constitute it a part of lacier, fader, and wUhleee noiee than any other erwinf ' an qualities which recommend the Wheeler machine, 'Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing ~ P A TNT ING! tha territory or ir.g to the United i here unquestion- Tho following pnaamta* sddreae of Iter. Mr. Mu Street Church, Boston,rondack" from his enthusi tho sports of that wild region,— del erod before the.Now England Agric turnl Society, about three weeks ago. For one, I acknowledge a debt of hour* u-.-glect daily could not poeublv gratitude to those who, by importation ••Why,” of blooded animals, or careful attention to the principles of breeding, have con- that its cultivation, and employment tn with it, is for argument sake thpt it ia intended to of coeeitm from Virginie and Maryland, In every spot of territory which congress tnaucceeafnl applications of the United S talas, for fire that I Still be hamlets of aally men ttoned by the farmer's fireside, ** having Te»r», KesewiMlr ridontialh machine in the make!. - UkalXINQ, Should the Agent foU to ' SAL80M1NII0. „ FAMOMUMUtO. store of H1CKM BRO.’K. back before ho be derive.! I). COOK, Agent. ■ n**u*t* jockeys call “bottom, -8CB0L IIROS ! wrUMsiau »?' Aynijt. Rbne. UntfeA HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS ! bat ell Um> appliances of civilisation, dserwoa and boautifoljy lees. They J not to elevate the many, end diseemlhad witnessed tho • blowing up” admin­ aate with a liberal han*! on all sides tho If attended with over so small istered by the depot-master, tbs procrastination in starting for train, until at length it had Price, «,00 per Bottle. monument* B. F. STEI2STHOFF HEAD8TONEH, TABLE TOPS, MANTLBE, SHELVES. ETC. withbrrethloia intorert at the z ITALIAN AMERICAN z Minta «*> k. C/1 jb BABBLE BLACK * FCT.LER. | f‘irs DeP0T OY'STERS! FRESH booms. nixirrsG . LADIES call is. poultby o £. Snpcai ai lateral DENTIST Oil Paintings to tha CAN c city 3 1 I .... CHROMOS A.i.-rGe- in tie Baxkkk. 1*1* UI.I..1 need the diuuhraua distinettaua of the �Vulkan Lnntr Ths OH Capitol and the N- w I j| Stone, Th® Corner Btono of th® New Capltoll '1 hunriay waa tho day appointed for tho lajiag ol tbo cornet-etono of the now Capitol nt Lanaing. a structure made nMoaaaxy by th* aplowlld progre** of eur Stalo, and a monument to th* eariteesful strurgi.* which Gov•rnor Itegtev. in hi. *ddrw*t introducing th* ceremony, alluded to aa •■battles fought trad victories won over nature in b* most rugE"d mood,** leaving th* peo­ ple of Michigan th* ••proud cnnqv'.Tora ot foree* and of swamp." Tlie cere­ mony took pl see with praror, end pa^ red*, and mu«ie, and addr**- i and mnaanic rite. ®nl thundering salute, as our reporter waa pvrmtitor tho accompanying concise dm of tho architecture of thn wnv from the account thte wun <«ro cuotamingabrWkutory of th* State, prepared by him also This volume, together with the other article*, of a list ia given oUewhore, arohormolically aenlod ia the atone, undur a aiab of alate, curved with tho State arms. 'The, description ia aa follow*^ ■gSd'tto tall, rtraJgtfr oaken maata mak* th* distant gaaar think of ahip-yards and harbor*. In passing through tha streets h* aoea atout, alow-moving wagon* drawn, oomatim** by double ta*uu, • I 1 i ton feet long, by low or five vid*. When thaw pus throtwh th. gat* thoy pas* Letwte® a mountain of brick end s d***rt of sand, and stop near one of the largo derrick*. Tho beam swing* slowly round, a workman with a few stroke* of a mallet and chisel china I And' ” New Advertisements, "’”thor, whoa all th* earth ahall crumble > te> found fitted to (IRinnT.TC & RUSSELL, Sole Afonts for Barry County for the Sale of the , . :Kalamanxi, 100 ; Jackson, 75 j 1U5 ; Niles, 50; Ann Arbor, 40 • 1 .35 ; St- Beruard of EsaC ri.igir.ai Marshall, 50 ’’------- - n- ■.lorica. , Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves |ipt» R«ti grraaag aaaiKAn ”Th7TMri‘S*Wpi'b|d'CapL Jam*. the (State Building) Commissioner!, so­ H. Baker of Utuing a» Awiatant Chief UnUcrtwHy known ns THE BEST and moat economical -fc« liciting competitive daiigna for a new Marshal, and tha Detroit Light Guard Capitol, 20 seta of drawings were re­ ffnnd Burning Parlor Store in tbo AN ORLl>.—oa Band furniahed mnaie. Firet c*m* tjia ceived from architects of various 1 wall­ (,ru,.J I. ..I r -.. . f V. A tie* on Doeembar fifi, DJ71, of Michigan, iu elagant regalia, with a WAitor.-jqiprtitliik .‘ittatkliote^iMi After n careful alnmiaaUun of each, silk flag, nnd the Grand Officer*,, carry ­ the board on the 24th of January. 1872, ing thair anprupriato 'books, square, Shoe* you must have. G. G. Spaul­ adopted th* design of Elijah E. Myers, cumpa.a, lar^and plumb, and wesels ding boa a little tho boat stock in Has­ Eaq.. an architect thou residing st »t Uio B»rrj County Fair with corn, win*, and oil. They were tings, and so low for cash that none refer our reader* to L G. Whre**r. Aciln mrtrt Springfield. Ill, and entered into a con­ need go baro-fix»t Wc all know Gary, . 1873. m the tract with him as architect and general fore th* laying of the corner stone. followed by 81 Maaonic Lodge*, name­ and know bo mean* just what he aay.n Northern-Passenger Agent, 72 Lloyd । ' 8t, Buffalo. N. Y- or E. A. Ford Genesuperintendent ol tbo work until its Tha wall rests on a solid mass of oon- ly : Union of & 0. of Detroit. Evarnil Paaaenger Agent. St. Ixiuis. Mocompletion. Mr. Myer* immediately crete, that constantly harden, until it is proen. of 8L Clare, Mural of Albion, Qneatlon* will be cheerfully nnd prompt- [ removed his reaidencn to the city of like rock itself. Thia concrete aubatra- Union of Union Gty, Fidelity of Mil*Ono of the most common remark* of ly answered. . Detroit, and engaged in tho preparation turn extends about three feet into tha dale. Unsing, Lyona, Piymoth Book of tho dgy is that tho present panic has earth, bnt in aomo place*, where the Plymoth, Chmax of W*at Leroy, Lex­ of *pecifieationa and detail drawing*­ EMIGRATION TURHIHG. grown out of a want of coafidenco in ington, Eaton Bawds, Mason, Germania digger* struck a aand-laycr, it gov* to . r, ' , , . , I Ou the 15lh of July tho board entered tho Banks, and fow ran possibly be TJii- MMt State Capitol » a large i a wilh MMwr, N.bemiah the depth of from 10 to 10 feet, the ot Saginaw Citf, lIvfM. UwelL QroeuCheap Farm* in South-weal Miaaonti I , bnildars, of Ruchwtor, purpose being to have an Immovable rillo, 8t John*. Bay City. Stockbridge. wider of the mark. Without Booking fraiira building standing withm a few o,bunl The Atluitic A T’ocitit, Railroad Com­ sepsctally to injure ths banka, those rols of tho buwtuMS renter of Lanaing ' N> y nnd I)atroiL for tho c<,tutruetion basis. Ia tbo renter of the cellar exca­ Mystic of Bronson Prairie, Saginaw Th* Grand Rapid* Husinea. College pany offers 1,200,000 aero* of laud in uu bwek number H5 of that «ty. It of (be boRding. At an extra vation. is a circle of concrete fir* fret Valley ol Ssginaw.'Grand Lodge, Ches­ who are soaking for the eaua* attribute wavordtrud built hy tbo Logulaturo m |cWon of (lie Lc„iMta!ul0, in March. deep and 15 broad, to support the tre- aning, Bodford. Okamua.DowItt, Spring­ ia acknowledged to be tho Iw^t furniah- Central and Southwest Missouri. nt it in general term* to th* refusal of tho 1848, and an addition of lb fret was 1W8> tl„ port, Salt River, Woodland, and St. ed and moat commodioua in tho nerth- from 83 to 112 jxrr acre, on sown j«sr»' of building, ,ith oR woet, ! ,kta reputtoion for auperiority time, with free transportation from St­ banka to pay, whares* th* foot is th* made to tbo -outh end of it bv order of | 0I?cnv„ incident <o it* erection, wa* au that one oe two piece* which The Fourth Dirisfen, OapL J. A. El­ liaa given it a wide influence. The in- imuli to all purchaser*. Climate, eoil, banka have paid to tho last dollar of tho Uialatouro of lbS5. Th. whole . h^1U^ to 81.200,000. Tbeaum agreed hnro boon taken out show that it it in I cost of tho Mructuro exclmuro of ro* upon in the contract ia |l, 144,05? 20, Lthe most Mtisfactory condition. Th* der, Marshal, in command, with tho atitution is dcairned to bo vary thorough, timber, mineral wealth, schools, church­ prite baa lw#n 822.51.1.1'2. It* outer'i_L_:----- - —1- .ah non lurfoco of on* pieco that had bo*n in Laming Cornet Band, included flra En- and tu prepare young man. ,ta tmuaoct es nnd law-abiding society invite emi­ clearly been a’want ol confidence, but surface has undergone a thorough rofor a couple ot months was hard enough II esmpmenta of Odd Fellows, via: Willy l>u*ia«« bendy, *»rroctly and Iwjih fia- grant* from ali^ point* to thi» land <>f Unttryriu. 28 fruit* and flevrorv- Fu;- |wrtir-ular* tulit* cause most bo sought ciacwhore;I painting thia aumtnsr and its attructioru 1 to ba ground, and when ground had thu of Unsiup. Washington of Lansing, patch.—Kujiutxe' likcnass of a conglomerate or pudding­ Valley of East Saginaw, Friendship uf drvs* Al Tui It Band Ckjmmia«H»We»y 8t than in tho banka which are only the | aa nn ornament to LamMug ha* b?cn i considerably enhanced by coloring ita 1 stone For mouths a powerful Lttla Unsmg. Kauonda of Bay City. Ecsxxx.—W. Cowi and 8. Lavis, ore financial thermometer* showing what Tho Fifth Dirfritn. with John N. In- offering faranfe Wards® 4 Dari*' Com­ machmo in th* yard was kept snapping ]M>rtico iH-a-green. Thi* waa bccauM I some <.f tlie white paint fur die dap- I it* ugly iron jaw* on piece* of atone, pvreoll Aasitaut Chief M nrshal, includ­ bined Adjustable Damper Stove Grate, Tho legitimate buainrea of a bank is , board* und of the green for the blind* j which ia crunched into smaller frag­ ed several lodges uf Odd Fellows in the for burning wood or coal. On* of tho Khraiofitism. Sealdr. Unicncwt, to receive and lend the circulating capi­ wa* left over. It wo* thought a pity to ! ments far u*e in the composition of this order of rank. moot desirable invention* of tho age. Burns, SoreBCiw Nt-tiralgin, hardening aubetanc*. Far under Tho coulmn forme.) at tho firing of Try it, and bo convinced, it will save tal of th* country. Thia circulating lot be wasted; ao it was ta'xod cud di»-, Boil*. Wounds, ground, below tho foundation, is an >n- on* gun, and commenced moving at tbo w tkird of your • fuel and otherwise Die building ; capital is taken in the way of depos- i posed of na aforesaid. firing of tho oocuud gun. The line of make your stoves much more valnalilv' uwlaciug system of draining I i* surmounted by a cnpola which prob-1 Ulcm, Brntaes ; ably stood midway/oi the root before that w expsetvd W provide th* moat march waa dowu Washington avenue, aadjuodurine. 23tf al currency, though payable in currency tho addition of 1865. A broad wind- '■ ^nijiartnsss. snd at th* «'nme time giva*w*rage for the whole build­ passing in review before the Governor and Staff in front of tho old Capitol, on demand. It may consul, for in­ itig stairway connect* th* upper and ing to esch apartment an abnndance of «»g :i>tiiwhf, ____ , Tim HIGHEST MARKET CASH thence down Chpitol avenue to Upwr TRICE fur farmer* produce at ns nxrostra is rna causa vsosl stance, of thousands of barrel* of floor lower *torie» The oallar la d.rutad to light. Tha orrangtymnnt of th* vanous All Hemorrhacwt, New Advertisements. the roenption of wood and tho mvora- office* and departmanti will be exceed-1 Wednaeday aftoroooa. betwaaa U and street, cvunteriuarehing oo As to »ur* THE LEADING IHarrhtra, mb ro«rf» fur market, a cargo of any kind Smits; Mana & Paxsnix'*moflatioa of n fiery funiaco by which ; ingly convenient; special attention 3 0'clock, tho "deposits" for tho corner­ rond tho Capitol grounds, while the of merchandise in transit from tho pro­ tho temperature of the Legislative ; having been given in this twpect tu tire.< atouo wwro on view in the office of th* Civic 1’rocaasiun. tha Grand Laige, tho ducer to tha consumer, or of iron ia chamber* is kept at an unendurable i wants of tho public ns wol! as to the ' Buildiog Commissioners; also the singers, and ion* invited guwto went I.V Ut£ N0RTIHF£8r pitch during acaaiopa, Tho cellar wxj office! having bukineaa with each other, j box that ia to hold them. Thia bos ta upon the platform. a ktailroad Company, agaiaat which th* also fur eororal yoga'll!* rwptacle of j Tho foundation walla to the earth line about It inches d»-p and about 15 a numbar of State documenta of aom* ' are of Lamont, Illinois, Umoston*. iu i iDCbo* square, and ia mud*of copperas shipper haa mode a draft on the pur­ antiquarian interest, moat of which were chaser. This drab, the purchaser be­ removed and appropriated by a couple maasive block* extending tho entire ] thick a* an old cant. If nobody knows PROBATE ORDER. width uf the wall ami undarlinod with L,otr thick that is, say a two oeat niekla ing supposed to bo solvent, th* bank I of *nthuataetic Jonathan OMbac-ks, who concrete to the depth uf three feet Tho ; of these degenerate days. Tho interior receive* a* a doosit, and it la th* multi- found them there last last winter, rot­ snjieratructiire ia to bo of aanJatone lining is ol glass, a quarter of an inch : ting and mouldy. It is a tradittion that from Amherst. Ohio, and the partition । thick, mitred at the corner* and ground pifeity of such depoatla that constitute, Fxuuw Cmrass : In tbo name uf 1 ' when the State offices* wore established ( Tt» unarur of ■» inoh st least, 90 percent of what the bank | in th. building in th* good old Demo- I walla and backing* to exteriur walla' B« lb* conrtitutod authorities of ibc State, 1 will d<» of hard burned bricks The takes in over ife counter, and p-hich • cmtlc day*, there wore also concealed girders, beam*, joists, roof and dome I bid you widow* to it* Capital. W* have aaiu-mblrtl for th* purpus* of lay­ 1 in this cellar a number uf bottles con- ,1 will lie made cxcinairviv of iron, of ing th. corn.r-stou. o! a new Capitol Tha carrying of the product* of tho j taoing—but no ’ it is only a tradition jI which material all partittona will be building worthy of our State a fitting ‘ any way. and it wts* moat likely ink.. country, or tbo rolling uf Iron into mils, Indeed they used to call it “stationery.” 1I made, except where conitrurtrd of tiiaTh* bestremtdy fur iLiarrbva, Cholera , ' homo for tbo different branch, of our | aonry. I governniMt. To thorn of ut who havi Morbus, Colic and kindred Diseam-a repreaenta different branches of the le­ j The foaor floor of the building is Th* stair* throughout the building, ' watched the growth of Michigan from that con be Ciuml iu tbo Civ or Coun­ gitimate business uf tbo country, aa the ' occupied by tho Hall cf the Hour» of.1 including atop*, risers, band-rails, bsl। infancy to manhood, tho occaaian r*- ty, for 25 rents |« r bottle, for gale by agriculturists do an other, and thia Representative* and tho legislative .. u*ters. and bearers, will be exclusively 8. J. Rich Druggist. . calls th* tails and trials of early days, ' ' 20tf kmd of circulating re pi tai cunstinitn postufflee, together with a cloak room. ;; of iron. Tbo corndore, from tho b»«’THE C0MMEBC4AL DEPARTMENT tho anxieties end care* of (Monitor life . n rommiltaa-rooci, u paate-room, a hall, . the majority of what ia called lank de- 11> sleeping-room for tho jUnitor, and au ■। ment 10 tho top of the building, will be while a ]>ardoaabl* .gotism. a* ww look Tho ■ poaita. Tbo movement of stocks or tire 'N^d-eornor for the storage of ducuuwn- i, paved with marble and alate. about ua, tell* of Irtltte* fought and 1 Span Horses, I nwmt approved arrangement* will b* victoria* wuu ov-r nature in bar most I tary lumber. A vault open* cif from ', emtdoyed fur ventilation, steam-heating, rugged mood. To-day wo stand har­ any j-*rt of tho circulating capital of I the poetoffice, and even now coutalua I) and lighting by gav. as cunquerot* of fuse*: und swamp an-1 1 Yoke Oxen, tho mystonoua file* of a forrnar epoch. Die baaament story will contain nn tha avuntry, and. if the banka tn much can proudly say: “If thuu emkoet n I The reran wna anciently occupied by all, armory contacted with tho department aa touch the** thing* thoy du *u nt their ; of th.! State office--., which iu tim» ex- jI of th* Gnartermaatcr Grn«ral, and the beautiful punintula, behold it bent." In olden tunm tempi™ and public pariL Speculation in stock* is mainly jailed so aa to turn out d! but tho ' remainder of the story will be derated 1 Two-year-old Heifer. building* were erected, not aloa- for us. confined tu th* large citieo, and before Auditor General’s department. Then st proaont tu storage, although, tho I but aa memuriala of king or conqueror, th* panic, ia Mid to bare required tome ' the Auditor Generate busino** grew so 1, room* being high and well-lighted and J end inacribod with records nt tboir vnl. I great that it had to have roomier quar- ventilated, will make oicoUcnt office*, 1 Yokeiyearling (Steers, fifty millions of bank deposits, out of tors, and the Supremo Court euiveeded should th*y Iw rwquiro<l at any time fur crumbled into duet; king and conquer­ I to the tenancy. Sine* tlie Supremo.1 that purpose. Tbo first »tory, which or aro forgotten; metal and granite posits in tho whole country, tha remain­ . Court left it has been durine' session, I will be 20 feet in height, will contain 1 Two-year-old Steer, hare diaapjwurwd; time lias conqu-red der of which is pratumod to have Iwen th* depository of th* L*gialative mail office* and private apartment* tor the' alt And ao it will bo. But our great­ : and of State atatioaer’s ware*, nnd ia । vanous ri'tate office* and bureau!. Upemployed in the legitimate btisinevv of er civilisation, with its triumphs of in­ ; the handiest haunt for fatigued law. |■ on thin floor will be a main corridor exth* country- A* wo hare said of th* ; maker* to recuperate their oxhauatod ।1 tending arrou the building from oa*t ventive nrt and skill, make* It certain 1 Yearling Heifer, m» ««>>>« v. i and good Heanx- will Lu furoi*h«d to bank deposits made up in thia way not. onstgios by splitting all over th* atov* |' to woat, through the rotunda, under the ! aB(U Acrepted Muauus of Michigan, that, though building* cnataruerethrougliftut tho' county free' more than 1,0 per rent ia in currency. hearth, between th*ir *l*vntod boots, dome, and cruiied at right angle* by a 11,73, of-charge. ‘while they sit and diicuss thp Stat* corridor 845 icot (in length, extending I of Michigan State Mod­ 24 Sheep. I7tf Hu.uxu, Hum 4 Co. buaineoa and tboir own. , from the north to the south entrance, jd Sxi*ty, lb73. _ than from 8 to 6 jer cont But all Tho second atory aocmnmuialcs the jI The rotunda wifl bo pan-d with hexaCollection of copper cents for 57 year* NATIONAL NEW1PAPEI ' 1a-u Itoed make* th* beat buggies iu know th*A great bulk is in chock*, bills, Senate chamber wilh it* paste-room and (, gun block* of gtaa.1, atx inch** in diam- ■ between 1794 awl 1 bbl. ho State, and only charge* |l50 for or drafts drawn against property in committee-room, tbo Governor’* office,i etor and an inch and a half in thickness, , Tw0 rolumca uf the Curapdrd Laws, i the future by th* ruins of uur build* ■ tag*, dug up by tho antiquary, but by h«ua. and uses Ity- patent vrbiwl at that; tranrin, or property in courao of produc­ and that of hi* private secretary, a j, supported by a frame of iron, intu which [ 1-71, ud narrwals them right - "up id' tbo great coramittoo room for the gat’wring ।I each piece will be clotely fitted. From | Cop, of Detroit Uty Directory. 1878. I the record of oar deed* as individual* tion, which are equivalent to each other of gigantic k>bbi<‘* tho rooms of tho ■ Uits rotunda, which is 44 1-2 feet in diItojxirt of Crime and I'aupotiam iu ' and cummnnitire, by uur public Mt<, by in making up the exchange* of th* State Superintendent uf Public Inatruc- 1 lunnter, tbo interior uf tho dome, open • Michigan. 1873. onr legislation, by our cara tor the pub­ country, which constitute a perfect sya- tion. and hi* deputy, nnd tho newly *s- I to tho height of I’B foH. may bo saon. Manoni of Om.tituliuaal Cunvontioa, lic good. If wo make moral worth, honeaty of purpose and integrity of anul tem where cvufldeuco ia not violated, tabliahnl offic" of tho Cknumisaiuner of! with gallori** oxtotiding in it from oath | 1^4*7. tho jiathway to public position ; If our | Camlogu* of State Library, 1878. and are tho buaiaea* barie of the whole Railroads. The Exroutivo uffii-o. the' of the sturire aburo. To to ilruetr MsmUj, X*r.UHl..,l>Tlogiatatton is kept pure and aweet; if Department of Instruction and tho LogUpon th* aoeund floor, st tho north, Ual of Oflkws of the Most Worship O!t« <1 KAYO CASH FkIxE VF commsreial world. the cotnon good is tho comon low, we ulalivo halls enjoy th* aploadot* of an- end of th* building, will b« th* Holl of (j^nd lodge of Vrehtean I cient carpeting and of damask curtains ,1 Ilapreaantstive*. occupying th* height • «------- r---------------*5,000 IN GOLD ! ------- i--------- shall leave behind us a history more enduring than brick or marble -a her­ OMKOBLXHCA.su FBIZMgr , of a once gorgeous crimson. Bat th* |I of two etoriea, 4q fret Thia hall will 1 of eonfidor.ee in the banka, ia a want of furniture i* inexpensir* throughout, and I itage richer than gold or procuus i bo 70 foot in width by 77 1-2 ia length, 85,000 IN SILV\EB! stones. May thh bo th* ambition of confidence in tho ability of tho parties1 tbo Gubenratorial office, which probably ]: with gallepee upon the mat. south, and our time and our hope for th* future,' io whom thia mtirchamlire of ovary surpaaae* everything ulae in th* build- i west »id»i Th" south gallery will ex­ remembering always that । ing, ia not lurnishud with half tbo cost tend bock 22 1-2 feet, making the m; cn maturity of tho draft*, though thia, or magnificence of tho business ctllicwi of many young lawyer* barely started in is probably a very small one. The lar- their profowiun. TOBAGO) fnrin Ur ets to »l- at Th* desks in tho other likrt obstructions in thi* hall, tha United Biatoa postal card. Bsmt, Maxxx & Petero/*. . g«*t elemant in this want of confidence,। Senate end Repreaontatiuo Chamburs railing uf which hi Io bo of omlaMavd Toe number of peoplo from abroad ia pertains to th* mercantile papor, in1 and mado to aceummodato two m»to­ colored plate gins*, will bo supported eetimatad al 80.00U, and it we* a wry If you .want the best Faintinc. 1 tho iron roof trunre, and tho gallo- sober, ceurteoua, inielligsnt lookiug which all our banka invest th* bulk of bon emcee, nn-.l tho choirs are high- by KaLumining or Graining, aver dooo m backrd ami caac-bottomod, with grwn j will be aunported by iron glrdors crowd. At night-fall Ua Civ Marshal their deposits, at varying rate* of fater- cuahion*. Tbo cumberamno and old- rioe thia city. "O. John MtabsoL Ho M c entirely hidden from view. Th* hall reported no drunken or disorderly per•ata, tbnt is, tho notes of hand given by fhabioned <laia over tha SpcakaCa chair will , be lighted hy nhu> window* on th* merchants who have borrowed this in the Tlouau i* Mid to bars traveled each c aide, four cn tho lower floor and The adrortieod lima for the procoreon circulating capital for thirty, sixty or from the Virginia Ajsurnblj, where it ffivo on '.be upper, and by a larg* sky­ to form waa 12 o'clock, but owing to j in tho roof over the gloss roiling.' the delay in arrival at rtiirond trains, ninety day*, as tb* cam may be, until uhadowod Patrick Henry in tho aariioet light LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE daye of tho Republic through Ohio, lb* -j gas-light will bo rctlectod down tho various bodiu. were not all present the convcmrni of their mwehandtee in where R tdao did oorvico for the early j through tiii* caifing. until noarly 2 r. a. Tbo old Capitol turn can pay thorn. Th* largwi amount Legislature of that CuoununwMlth. The Senate Chamber at the south end and the State Office* war* uaed a^bred( th*building wifi oorteipand, in al! quartaw for tho Office* of th* day, of tho aaaeto of a bank consist ol tb*a* Tin. furniture in both clxambvre i* well of , btrt eix*. with tbo Itrprwionta- Manbslt ami Commits*** of Arraagoyr-mi* 1* to pay, and it stems to tea that noottgh made, and an uocaawonal w- reepecte nishing of tha roaawodd finish renews tiv* t Hall, it being of -the aamh width, tl,. mein tbiment of tho want of eonfiit* pristine polish. Thia renovating tbut shorter by 12 feet d*nre in financial rircla* to day, may pruceas waa rowrted to a fow week* ago Between the Lcgislntivo Holla, ftt tho hart invited ua to ith do*p hu­ bo summed up in th* want of confidence ■a order to tboar proper hotter to th* west ! tront of the central portion of tho mility, for Thoa art holy, and we are in tho ability ot thus* who . owe U-o Conatftultdna) Commiasiou, whisk now. qbuilding, will bo tho bail fur the State mi* to ain agoiwat Thee-with hop*, occnpim this Senate Chamber, and which Libeaxy. This hall will bo 100 feet in for Thou beat promised to pardon and mmxfcanta to pay thorn, *0 that they in found that ball amelliog like a furuijaro tength. 40 feet wide, and open to tbo bias* ua. May our boorte bo wartnod tarn can pay the banks. Wifi tb« far­ •hop. to|> of th* bailing, n height of M feat, wkh lore to Th.-o for Tliy mer* who cunrtitate 95 por cut of th. Tho upper rooms of tho budding are with palletk- wmtaintrg alcove* for thi> Gtewol Wta. Humphrey tote CU^ matebants dri>kw* pay tho mmaaaia plrnract. however, and doubly ao in convimlent Arratqercncat of book*. . Thue, and onabto w to make Tby low MarebaX, with Cri. F. ttafeteMw. OapAt'the east frotrf, upon tho same floor, r^m Charim Hodakm. ttareL H.Mow,, th*«tl.aadgaid. of cretfif*. BMbfo< »o tirey can promptly pay their rapidly sumuiur. Tho vonlitation in winter M undaoiably poor oil orar the houac. will bo-ft suit of rooms for tho Gover­ maturing paper, if so, bQ will bo w*!L p-.itoulariy briuw stall a, and scarcely a nor wad hi* Secretary. Or»r tbo Guv- G. M- Hasty, Dr. Georg* E. M*raa*y, That ia tho financial situation cf to-day N-wiun [*»« without th* ixiutrivauc arttov'a room*, upon the third floor, snJE.lL ItartM Aids. Firrt Divtawn ratlndre^ th. Mtf-. Thon raquireat far all th* Hoeaing* w. inanutauell. That they aro and will of sum* fearful and wonderful aspara- will b* th* Sujwroe Court room, with „ Th. ~~7 , turt-o reeaiwd. W. thank Tire-.-far the tur* for lb* purificaiioa ol tha air. Th* roam* In cluse proxinrity, far flio eCcom- uStaS” ST** TbT' J? U.’’ a 8? latoriry tedI gordly heritag. which Thon boat giyra arofledaa ef At* j*4g«« and attaroeya, ben. The pawnpt aal. st retnunaratre* nary Cure pivreiug tire Capitol from , from Drtvmt tad ofl. sad a -btetal-a WI us for th. civil nd roligtou* prinfegand offic** of th* Attorney General. , which w. enjoy, and for tkr muttipltod prime of all their crop*, and for the pur- first loot to attic, and involving the non- 1Ta. remainder of the teaiad end- third [ murifeotationa of Oy fever toweH Ms. chaae of which, oripptod as they may struction of two .giant cbimn*y-Uhs ituric* will bo devoted to committals , W. thank Tto- that Ikon drirt pre ■ n trunrantee . wisdom to th* <ath*m of *«r country to < be, th* bwnka are farcuriuag a> abun­ atruesurea through tho middle of th*, rooms and cither anartawtito rctiuirod I'i'-J* SomelhiuR *f the most effi c- fortheLegirinture. On either rid*\of , lay the -foundation. *f- pmo*. Ubjriy 1 dant supply of ounwncy, piece* that building. tivo order i.’Jtorjunfy Matfed, for at ah I and safari. W. btea* ~d ad*r* Thy th* rotunda a grand stairway rites , gloaiZVjtefy for tki. »y toriog tn<«l ovary MaMiion ano ortwo duadis pe- from , th* bmunsate to th. foorih atom. «ur more.ar lea* directly atlnbateble to I private stairways being provided in eth­ . kiodaaw sad psovUtero, and wo hum- . the vife air of Use council chambers. i er porttoM of the building aa canv.aThe bunding otaadv high up behind fifoar-i will he faDy restored, and tho elm* uad •wtgreon*, it; tie maldte *f a tancn may require. An .torotor, to ba, opteered by atoam, will be ai loafed 3® bnertHM *f the country wSTgo forward cajiocim* equ*re, tho greasy level at a. thongs no panic bad existedIt which i» so high shove tho teval uf dw .tho crtjtrni portion of the building. Th* roof will b* of' oomuratod ga!vinia®d street tutthore i. a flight uf half a .froa, Borartrwtiid in each a maaaor tbit notreoM. wffl b* <cr«»ira..d by th* splendid Ho Every One I FIRST PREMIUM! BljJST- 1’A.Bt.OIl STOVE" Don’t Fail to Call and Examine it. I HE HI) I! REPUBLICAN PAPER FOR SALE. CffiKrtal aid Family Nmjaper, THE INTER-OCEAN (PRISE §75,000 00 SINE’S GIH ENTERPRISE! EiSHTilMMs UNDERGROUND Advertise ii tie Baslims Baacer. BULLS BEARS J. Cole & Son, SHmBJBuite MUG ROM nW0B£,t arrwot Lu a Flrat-Clam Ertabhahhient ran be (wocun-d by railing on WATEB UK, UK at Hits Shingles, Lath, &c. .mu . coi.*.w. MELAO.q. MATTEI A CO., L. IN SEAECH or THE CASTAWAYS �Th* fVfl’iiCAIi □LOTEtlHG. Guiletnan Bros. A Co, beri an* hcr*«ibuggy ' Guileman Bros. A Ox,Wd» ocrai Dwight * Burrell, best light double wagon Dwight « BusteQ. brat bob year* old, Geo. Gregory, aceood do, I Geo. Van Arinau, brat 2 yr*, old Jacob Erb, kecond do, I. U. MeAlU»Ur, best Oo. troufaf I A. H. Pennock, brat hors** for D. Htath, rotairing cron-walks and 'yv M.v IS work on foot- j' 8‘<llln}Wn Counc‘» room 4 29 W u^r;*00 ,qwb* 18 75 Tbo*. Alfoft money advanced lit „ R'-nL high way. HW a .. „ ’*» vard. 200 04 ueo. Altoft, service u* poliee. 2(W Geo. M. Reed, Marshal. {34 9g On motion tlw above account* w»ro allowed by ajes and ua^o* ** follow* t Ayra Jewell, Bcastnor, Boice, Mudge, j W o ask special attention to th* pro*.' . pectus of the Ixrxa Ocxia, published ■ | at.Chicago, to be found in our advert!*- j , ing column*. Thi* ia today beyond :queetion tho ablrot *dh*d journal in tho : north-west and i. thoroughly wU******. 'pa’y, and radically Republican, in prinjdple*. and 1* all in all porottityeMe ! tbo newspaper of tho north-wMt, Subosiptiofu reeeivsd at thi* office nt the •' It-tenl rii<J pice*. P. A. Blsokmau, beat do 3 j r*. oH, : S L Devens, beat tiiule bone, W Mitchell rorond du, Alfred Parker beri brood mare, Isuc Newton second do, ; [site Newlou best coll 3 yr* old : A box of liver pill*, faro of charge, | S R Molatyro second do, John McQueen best 2 yror* old . endoM-d in tho wrapper with ovary lx>t, A B Cook roeond do flo of Kress Fever Tonic, and sold by ' John Parton* beet oolt 1 yr. old : J- P. Robert* & Co., on thu warrant of I Wsn H HcndervlioU, second do tho proprietor* thnt thia Tunis will cure ■ Alfred Parker, beet oockiag coll fev*r and ague, chill* juul fever, dumb I David Hoflatelter second do j C W Palmerton best draft here** I ague, and nil form* of this maladv. Go . Iforucy Wright second do ! get a buttle and try it. Tb*ro i< no j L Strew best ilngle draft hone I arrouic, no strychnine, nor' any other John Palmerton best walking team I ! poisonous property in tho medicine; It A J PatBMrtoa second do qro*.—1 aia out of Dertnadar, and with you to send tno a botilo by thu boater. By AH. Bra.rt.er • I hare used it for burns wound*, bruis­ That a cruse-walk be laid ncroe* Wai. e*, etc, upon tbo human fifth, and also unt «troet on tho oast side of Jaffhrroti un my bones, and am now using it for •freet and aerou Stat/ street on th* a film on on* of my hone's *yrs, and east aide ot Creek street. * now nearly well. 1 cunrida^i: the On motion of Aid. Ham* the matter host external application I have ever' wa* referred to committee oti rid*- XAd&Kt g^5“trri?w ‘fFuS’. '"- ' WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! 8ITXS Naytw Jewell. By Aid. Mudge. ha* been tried for lb* last ton year* in litn'reJ; That tho Street Commi*- Indiana and Illinois,'and ia a iuccero. uoaer repair tho road cn section Eno CHURCHES. John IL Mr*. B. Gola, best salt rising btonit Mn. 8. Andrus, graham bread John Hammond, beet lot currant Mr*. MW>Hardr, brat lot blaek- Mr*. Wm. Jonea, b*ft rag carpet Mr*. A. -*pcaable, best wool •tucking* ■ Mr*. Hannah HaU, 2d do Mr*. A. Kennedy, brot wool gloves Mr*. L H. Barnum, best woo! A •ucoow—The Barry County Fair. busy. A D Cook, best machine work on tho ground -JR’ heel* r & Witoii, no qw Mrs I II Barnum, bcatwg cabin to $12 to 50 to 30 Fall Overcoats, ........... Hoavy Winter Overcoats for Men, HMT OTHHW8W GNUS 111 THE 8M. Mr* C S Whitcomb, cotton tidy Mist Carrie Goodyear, ombroii Puxn'a Emin. When you have a Report »ay* that another effort is to pain or an ache, try thi* great Vegeta­ bo made to rolahUdi a natripap-r at ble Pain Destroyer. Try it! Nashrill*, iu thia county, this timo by a gontlaman from Lawton. Wo trust for Min Carrie Goodyear, toilri sot Miro 8 L Barlow, head brack­ et* Mr* W W Kelly, pin cushion Miss A E Lathrop, coraet Mn D G Robinson, machine Bt»»rr would be glad to ae* tho *ffort prove n failure, for it i* w»ll known tha! tbo few hundred dollars that have gon* each year from th iaptoe to Hosting*, for Job Work, Advortiaing, etc., will steadily far rearing now remain at home. It *rems incred. Ro«tcr’« Block is approaching com- ible, huw*rer, that a nownpamer editor, An invitation having l*-o extended W U Fisk b*kt *pa«irii grade on pfotioa with great rapidity. an educator of the poopU, who is *x- to ouroolf nnd wife by tho Doctor, to b« limb* Next week tho Board of Supervbors pacted to advance every *nterprieo that preevut at the above wedding, we of L 1> Gardner raeoed do will builsl up and forward hi* roition, will bo fa **Mion nt the Court House course attended and a happy timo wo Q 11 Itowcu belt eouenld buck fa this city. had, indeed. Thvrowere prowtit about Our dubbing liri will b« publithod sixty pcroone, mostly relative* of th* nett week. It will bo worthy of pnbbhdu ami bridi^room. At eight o'clock p m. tho {'.usKir* wore thrown tpened to the gueils who entered nnd took 'Attention i* asked to the b's: of promfasa* award*! , at tho Fair of the Not a bU of that Mr. Wo seat*, and presently the bridal party Barry County Agritmltatnl Society, »poko with ou reformat to oucolro* made their appearance, followed t>T th* but to you, but we thought, and Kill Rot. Gilbert Phillips, pastor of th* M. published in another column E. Church at Wayland, who united tha Tbo resignation of Wm. H. Jewell, think the -V«* man will find it rather hajspy couple fa the holy bonds of wed- < [..^'^Jngt’m^anTchin. Eeq4 Alderaian in the Cr»t ward, wa* an exponaira luxury to keep up a piper • out- lock. At tho ooneluafon <4 the ceremopresented and accepted at tho Oourteil at N_ihrilfo, even with the ny, and after the usual congrntulatioa meeting on Monday evening. tho Dr. and his wife were called to the y**d local paper fa any particular that rittfag room ubor* many splendid and general hunrowork ia a private family, *,*0,1 tbo call off truth of throe patent costly presents awaited them. A spicaPublishing Houee*. Vo* in OUT n0^ uber* steady employment of rajri given abov* w* had ao reference to thi*. did ailyer tte-*it waa presented by Mr. Will !•* given. Enquire at th* Bxxwsa j for we did not suppoie any “no printer, and Mr*. Critlcmlmi the bri.lu* ixronte, gold piece* by tha Dr*, father aud would uro them in an ialrilignul mmWith iU aeeuatotned liberality the mother, silver knives and fork* by fak­ Michigan Central Railroad Company er nartira. and many marc valuable treated ih» patient* ia Asylum for th* prceent* were made. Tho next thing Inaaue at Kalamazoo, thro* ear* fall, to a froo rid* to Booth Haren and return. AU interoetod, will do weU to remombar that tho County Superintendent of School* win hold an examination of teacher*, at the Court House in thi* city, on Friday and Saturday of this DEPARTMENT. Mus Maggio Hoonan, wax flow The Sujireme Court i* in Marion at Laming. . Wcod wanted on subscription at tho {muted next wook. YOUTHS' 36 CANAL STREET, Aid. Jewel! tendered hi* rerigr.alfon which ujon motion Was arwpteiL Connecticut voted cn Monday by a On to-Jtioti Council adjounxQ. majority of from 2 to 3,000, to fix tho W. <>. Hxtxs, capitol of that State at Hart tent And now it ia th* Cashier of tbo Sr. l*.uis Mutual Life Insurance Company who ha* aburod the confidence repooed of the briel note rr* gave place « °P°n fa him, and ba* stol* a large amount, hronsg n rumor that a paper wa* friW tome $65,000, of th* comiuurie* funds. of at Na»hvilto. A condensed rvport of the proceed­ ing* at tho laying ot tho oomcr-etono of the New Capitol, will be found in an­ other place. Thn olcx|ucnt and abl* Orator Hun. Win. A. Howard, will be AND Children's Chinchilla, Cape and OthdyStyles of Overcoats. By Aid. Boicelent family paper, ilo»- T. Dewitt Jul- i ThAt the Mayor appoint a committeo uisdge editor. Far it, A. L Hi-rtoir, of of tlireo tu uetify all person* who have . thi* city is Agent lor Barry Co. With friend* burial in tho old ceto»tery aud orury copy g,,c* valuable chrome*—See^ | tt>«u. Full particular* next weoic. Ir.rrearing-public confidence. BOYS' Children's Suits, Boys' Suits Youths’ Spits;.. for Boys, for Youths, By Aid. Beiamvr. That the Street (for totopotsnt surveyor Lar or l.cmta* remaining at the Heating*, P. 0, (Mt Sth, 1873.' Hcnrv Campbel^ Alexander Eno*, 2 Prof. R. Kruta. Anda Mooro, John By Aid. Berner The klreet commissioner bo autbpri- Pen!*, W. H. Snydor, Nutban P- Smith, Goo. Thomoa, Oliver Sale. sed to purchase material and lay a con­ Direct your lottcr* to numbor of 1’. 0. ductor irvtn Allen & Mcl^llan's build>»« on State street to the cittern in cen- A beautiful day. Fino Beaver Suita for Men, .... Fine Cuatom Made Suits for Men, Double Breasted Pea. Jacket;.. CHILDREN’S, C. B. Salisbury, 2 tub* .Sept. Mre D. °McOmb*r, unpta Mfi •oap Mr*. S. Andras, 10 yard* flannel A Kennedy b**t I year old John Panotu tccoud do Clark Garwood brat rolling mala coll D C Sanborn best darham bull D MeOrabcr b»»l 1 year eld darhim boll D C Sanborn boat durbam row Good Heavy Caaeiniere Suita for Men, After .upper, marie was .aggoated and the yn«n>g bride took her *••! at th* piano, (efwhirii »ho i* master) and W* Iritenml to sor.M- of the finwt ringing and pUvina w* have he.nl fa • W time. At midnight the party broke up, the wedded pair going to tfa wfotere huroo. at Wayland, where the Dr. bra practiced hi- prof.uion for th* peri .. _ — .1 >... >ta<! nmsired * apltndid rurideuoM into which to intro­ duce bi* youthful wife, and lb# gnrot* to their ro*i»«i»e homosWe heartily wiah tho Dr. and hi* toruly wifo^a happy life journey n-ver a thought arise in th* broari of either to cost a *htx!o of regret over their unfcn. 1L . BACON <fc KARRS D R McElwain, brat dent corn Geo Koogfa Uri l-arfoy Benj Cole, beri bW brat* Geo Keaglc, best turnip baet* John Flemming, best peranepa ■ • • carrots (roc Keagte, brat tomato** I > A Owen, brat onions J F Emory. tx*t sw*e t pc-tetoos Jerome Pahn^Tton, brat whib TSESiBKJj J M Bessmer, best early Vermont potatoes D A Owen, best fiat turnip Geo Keagle.btri hubbard squash Geo D Mooro, b**t winter *qua*h J W Hotehkto, beet col trait of all kind* J W Hotehlu**, beat fall pippin apptee J W Hotnhkiss, brat black De- E P Bornum, brat R I greening nojdra J W Jio’tehki.a brat golden ru»John 1’nrodn^' W winter ppiti E P Barnum, brat 20 or plppta applia C W Crotber, brat maiden.* blush J«rom*‘S!to«ton. boat poor* J W Hotehkise. W quintea Geo D Mooro. beat co! canntl ftuB Tbo dinner nn tli* Fair Ground*, furni»!«d by J. H. Sutton, Jr. and Cha*. 8. Rrod. i* tlio .ubjoct of mort farm­ able notice* than any other public din­ ner in lb* county, within our know!edge, end wo congratulate the office^ New Styles. JOB PRINTING W H DarlingJ C W R <tosady lxsllx helve Altod Ifaxtoo brat muxrie k*. �tedx,*rxftKRESs its I? FILLS e set k rp AT I? Rfd. a. Uttls. .„J is T ft I Ln.ik.r MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division FOREST WRIMG A WATCH FREE (PRISE OOL’ORN. COLDS. HOARSENESS riltCJ. 100,000 00 WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS ' l*t-**r j*/ Ayers SINE’S nrr aKhtebprise. Ok Qrarf CinMPnz6,orjim iiOoIC Ona Priae of AS.iMX) in Klwr I r'lJmi Cherry Pectoral, Ayers Hair Vigor, For restoring to Grey Hair its natural Vitality and Odor. MURDER?. vuco ngtveublc. healthy,. and cffwtual lot jnvscrring th- Smmt stBMnn. slis Istsran st lbs raws' usilo Mrasat.wr saau,ta be *sM seasaltr—bsrb fc.W.BTHCSSaTjfe'. !S ibsn b sew rUinsS t * bs See se ssSO Mneelsre as Alle.neT les st Iturty d.Usr* <SS1, a, U> M.4 bHuw*esaeewn br»»>s*-i■ **a asmaites al law st Is Man, ksrtss bssa IsMiistal u rs rttlortt fM •r.i ' saved by thia abdication, ami otimulatod intn activity, ao that a n*w growth of hair ia produced. Inatca.1 of fouling tho hair with a joaty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean ata! v igorous. It» uecaaional use will prevent tha hair from turning grey or falling oft and consequently prevent loldties*. Tha restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp amata and prevents the forma­ tion of daudrnfC which ia often ao un­ cleanly and offensive. Free from those .teleUnous sulietance* which inake some preporatwaa danprro.it and injtvriunt to the hair, tha Vigor can only PAPER The Babcock WASHINGTON, Mi>:sr» irliixK itr<M .»i, Michigan Central\R. Ro6>. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing rise can La found so desirable. Containing neither .■!! nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and ret lasts long cn the hair, giving it a rich, glassy lustre, ami a grateful perfume. without first ascertaining tho absence of foul air or •‘damps'’ ia it 1r*t the taallut thwa; k'iauw* lighted I randlo or lam. •Mnri and | lower it sLiwTy V. <>n ri-atTimg tho . bottom. the Haute « undimiuish.d aud routinue* thus a [n-rsun may descend with safety. If on tho ctmtmrf, it b«- ■ cornea extinguished bafixre reaching the' l-ultutn. or basing reochel ik waniw and soon goes out, there would I* positive dang’t in ffewebding into'smh.u w^IL for the failure in the than would Jirovo position that thvAT»a« although and treat it. accordingly. tb«u night not bo »ut ------ , guish a lighted vandk. Ibero might tv , sutBcient to piuduro hoadacbo, ur other i unpleasant results, in one who might have to remain in it a short tiuie. Tbe best preventive against the poisonoua gas in quearion ■» trvali slaked lune. It mif be sifted ditecliy into the well through a ticn slave, or mired with water and sprinkled in through tho nos sei of a watering pot—the main object being to diffuse tho lima as much as possible. This is * certain remedy. The quantity necessary to bo used will depend cn the amount of tbe damps and the thoroughncwi with worth the limo io applied ; but as the article In not costly, it may bo used freely. From half gallon to a gallon of the fresh slab- Folses Blssrss Q Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer It Co., rrsnual »»d AuwlrUwl < W—UO. New Book for Agents .“rsiiXSr'. st;—4k.« Ik Ul< -I !k. r-stb <sn Msanw-rssctlos Ims a Uiwb ihrosil. wsnS straw* <m its-. S«»iMewl>ss r ?Lo5a!>**OBLi: Will Life in the Far West alr.| SsMsaiVw >. A II. KIT CARSON ssrtSlU VINECAR BITTERS DEBMADOR? Magnolia Balm □looming Complexion. THE HURRICANE renter LANTERN 2754 LIFE SIS PHOTOGRAPHS 1 I NnSsr wOsreS. ibss wHSIa resasr San IU ^.sllas^l st US.I .a* la •«* essi U Ms assks trpswish trr a’ isaffi nl L— iMha-lssi Sil«a*t tesaiv Son Situs Lbs Uns INK. M ». —..a„„ CRAYON, WATERGOLOIl AND OlIsS, will,. [Ail. SI of tho carbonic acid gas, damps, and render* the same kannlMS. In caso of nareaaity, whore the' lime cannot be had, the next best remedy, perhaps, ia to tis up a bundle of straw or grass sufficiently large tu touch th* wall on all sidos. Thrwrf this quickly to the bottom and repidl* withdraw it. Repeat tbo onccation until it ia known a thorough change has been made in For! Wayre, Jaota & Sajiuai PARLOR GOODS UICH1CAS AND 1WOZER » FMNDEB^ CHAMBER SETTS. Sfi Cunsl Straot. Grand Rapida PIER GLASSES! I. Dau, 4 iJwlrU.1 JOB PRINTING UffiWt'i.WlNMW DRAPERY 4823534848485323232348 any style, patterns of which we have t» exnlbit. Wa have tn stork a splendid line tit SIDEBOARDS Ota DINING RDCI FDENITURE, Id CcrrEspE^. lSj.S.1 Everag Exercise ftrFowU- £.177X11 KJl)T£S1T£LU/XO, GOUT. GOITRE, lliROXCUITJS. RCJIV. |0L'5 DSP ILITT. JXC1P-. I a A.V T COXSUMP TJOX. lend all darasrs anting from an Impure condition of the Bk«l. IS.i>d fur enr IIo«adals» Alka|»ac, in which you will And err- Th* Uve St"* Jonrnal (BofWa) aaya ; During tha summer, »lm fowls must bo kept shut up on account ot JOB. PRINTING UeHM-Wlth Ula Mate 'J •"•Uta <AIS Ua< IMroit IsSSSIMsnni. IsSilMt IsasauwtaH. M.rrsm. 1 staraesjBtLT•sam.'sx T““’ NORTiiwutrrax modte. MniLlannUblHiiii Mros. sms war-1 — � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-15.pdf f1e11a2ea6182c8c94febb08c2035045 PDF Text Text TH* K«piI»ucmi T^c R-ErdBLIC^fl B/JlNEft 710. M. »WM AMD ODO. D. BUXNU RSTX3 OF AJtFIRTISIXG. VOL. XVII] HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1873 Stive Your Monev GREBLE & RUSSELL AWr Agents for Barry County for the Sale of the AN V MLS OR k. RJISSELL, J. P. ROBERTS & Celebrated Diving Flue Stoves ^3 DRUGS Brf- « ll as. IL lit! Kit. Universally known as THE HEOT ami noil economical B^“ Wood Burning Parlor Stove in the WORLD.-1®t It HIGHT k. HOLBROOK' WK co. rot rock C. <L HULUHOOK. irtuKXKT ti I... Mww >. Ck, Medicines FIRST PREMIUM! Dye Stuffs, fE|Ag.i„.w.nW over all competitors at the Barn Counh Fair 187.3. ok the • , i’ I I MT Q 1 A 1 11 1 0 Hr AU Q Ol Vlbo II. Bl'RBHER. .. j. . „ . Sch vol Books BEST PARI.OB STOVT j.l..|nn». « Miirn>'< . ... .. J- Stationery F. BROWN. M. l>. ■sr-isjrujw Don’t Fail to Call and Examine it. PHErfCHIlTlONrf r. IIH AKE. m. n. M.mi a (' Assortment of all Kivlen nf Cook and Cottage . Stoves. ' 'I fjorirp. ribute equally the pablic among the proper ; । square mDeo of land, with fixed bound­ ifate. Let Michigan , arias, a very good place in which to •or all ol these, and TRF. IHFAMCY, 0H0WTH AMD JU- i erect a State- Bat the land with all its will not b> f nindjwanting. Her brief TUUTY OF MICHI0A1. jirodnctirs power, with its waving forThs country hero dekerfbed career of less than two score yuan has csta ami mineral woaUh, is far from be­ marked a progress in ell these things ing the State. With this territory as a ——. — --■ i— — ■ that rhaxacterise a wall doreloped place to put a State we are mure* than Macomb, Wayne, and Mucro* <■ .unties, i Btats, (hat gtres her a high position satisfied. The State of Michigan is not 1 see many i-wpt. hsre from that por- , smongri her sister States of the Union twi>.sc*>re years old—sis tamtorv wss . U-fore Cbriatojdier Columbus. For inanY veare tuis peninsula re | report. I may teem i things wnkh charactoriae a free 1 Timo sea inamed trrra mojtnlt, in the aperehen- j folkws, probably we Time will not nermit permit mo me to tit preesnt sion of many a myth, a bom I piece , they bred in a count details of what’ha* b*en achieved aboonding in swamps and marshes and •• had iupioeed yrm would go far to | and rapid progreea in tbs very home of disease dire, uninhab­ inatiintioas netting, , ited and uninhabitable. Tn pouatrats । in this hasty sketch. Thirty yean ago Detroit, Michigan's chief city, had a stn|>pe<|-by disoaseTpercliimco death.— ! I hare dwelt upon the atatonioata of population of a little more than 10,000. | To oolhct and rehearse the tabnlons this report boesuso of its official char­ She had not at that time a public or stories told and aomstimse bebeved, ! *cter, ard of the controlling mfin-nt-o, might at. this day ntford amusement, that the suppoeed correctness of iits , bat after all would U a thrifUres em-1 statements had. upon important Con­ the whole city. And now ths number ! of children enrolled in schools absolute ! ifaymenf. Passing over the rommon I gresaional legislatijn I Isms resss aM(.I ss4 sun itess mate wslis. gossip and fabulous canards of those' It shows that the farmers of our fits: ly fine la greeter by at least lt.OOO than " | Uks iswets rf iimiit.. to yrnttytetekUr , early tirnee I content myself by citing 8t*t* constitution, by boldly challeng- ! the whole popotation a ‘ -^kia4tari such officisl actisn on the part of the ' >BK !ka worid to look at this Penir.stila i that city apnrupriatas •101 ■ ■ cZreta7kito*iLubUteXr<^.-~..a.i :Uu’',n‘Blw‘‘*’WM '•cWevml to soUb- I«in everyway adapted ti, bvomc the once Of hor tree school *04 . iUh the wortblesuieM of what waa then seat of a proeperuua tomtnouwesdth., ' Mtohigan. Un the • 6th day 1 agaioxt popular prejudice and official ciently, tliat on ths 1st of June, 1870, 812, Or«u set actwn, action,^exorcised I notwithstanding the rapid growth exercised a boldneas bold one, courage c 1,000 acres of laud and self-relianre which du thee largo influx of foreign jopufauou. it found, by the coueue, that the whole developed, shuw that 1‘rovidencc 1ms years wlio could not read wi i Illinois River. and the same quantity ; placed here an exuberance of all Uivee start 6 8. 10 percent of tLa anti physical conditions necessary to tb» growth and maintenance of a greet aid AND FAMILY GOOD I CHIFLA.'PKST ! RUSSELL & KEVINS: r. B. DIAMOND. Sherman J. Rich mul COFFEE. HATS AND CAPS. I rf which h- has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and he is drirrmined to BOOTS AND SHOES, IltlM, । PHffiNIX CASH STORE ILIGIXrOJIB, Fnr Matted CAREFULLY CGMPorNDKD WINES FRESCHI PTIONS DENTIST Mitkinan. Hueh a. CHROMOS, MTlKKlBAl’inC CARDS. REWABIW OF MERIT, nnd cv< ryttring yvu need In । ■’ the National life move sold abundant that Providence designed | • Nation bad ever miuterv I ! of ita ware , VO,000 eolihan who should i and tilted this poniusol* to be the abode of an industrious and Loppy people, the Umon," but beer full high the Nation­ | place of an advanced civilisation,. the al banner, and illnstrvto American val- | seat of a groat, proaperoas , indepen­ dent and free State." What, tliesi, io a State in distinction BEST PRINTS TH HASTINGS I Lionors! and fOB kEUlt-ISAL I-VBfOMX Heating*. Str-els, syeiwit j. nicy. Sweet’s H°Telj Will not be Undersold. '' ^TRIUMPHANT I luStf RUSSELL A NEVINS. WELEELEB & WILSON Scrofula Syrup! l/tfUOlfCD I MIXER’S SCROFTTLAATRUFourwe ' all Hrrafuloaa. Affbcttooe, Cancels, Michigan Exchange Hhrum, Ll.-crs ano t*oswa, wye ria, DvliDlry and all Impuritls the blood. Satrs of the JiTiee/er <?• Wilson for f i-rts’^f th' ■ TESTIMONIALS : different kinds of work, running lAmiGI. MICH. easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing <fc Wilson to thepublic as Superior to any other sewing . -- . . — i-i—- .—ulu.:— ITA.LIA.lSr s3iSffl^ B. F. 8TEINHOFF 7 Chromo School Cards. MARBLE Cotner State and O-ek St BaDding coreoccupied by Boston Cash Store case admit of cultivation " i.^beM^ the | „ &■« tke. «--quisitioa of the Upper w amoeiated in I em ovule. in connection with the To­ . .. - I l-.l. —a. tba wk/.Irt awa nf j our minds with that government “at Iodo wax. the whole area of Michigan, ! including both peninsula, is about •&,­ 000,000 acme, and, of couras, one acre J oeror F aew Hate, and the fidelity all lueeMding administtw'tic DISH, at mxxnra little lumber, a httia rias. be'.tar it eudores the tnal. Thn basin of public morality is the enlightened conscience of individual cittaena. 10,000,000 of land Sitiical aiildautal DENTIST . Oil paintings IdTcrtise in th* Bannkx. ROOMS. CHROMOS I > already whitening lot tns nntnrally look to th- tnheri- LEX. KT gathered bote with -with lookr inf®;“ c and nfahimf^iini individuals half a OTY imposing structure oes of the mechanic’s hammer ran die , mg a little oa this, I —tine 11,-,,.. T bn the inMUgence and BLACK A FULLER- OJ'STEflS! per rent u uecreeary tuca *j lr meet imperative demands, for iniare 000,000 acre* under srmal cultivation aed mora than W.oeCUiM of aameem - Bl CITY But. although Ulty-fold more state liver in the will of its ctmeeu and ad mi - U—* tcoeal - ----------- -ritory and theix inalixqjions. introduced, and delivered the formal the Committee of Anangemeata have' A Fnt SUtf cousuts of the people ] Northwestern States, (*oms of which wisely provided lor a brief historic and suthinxtitutions as they make tor sketch or the most salient points of oar flria^tl BLACK A rt'LLKB. Prophet HnifH u lerwnfc MONUMENT!* HEAD HTONER. TABLE TOW. MANTLES. SHELVES, to re. Under a wise provision of law. the lion of IndepeudcMS ; for such a gov­ value of the institutions themselves and Hocrotary of Stale is required to pub­ ernment can only rightfully exist by, lish three riatistico carefully cuUreted the consent of the guvernad and for the the other S7 yean ago. Oar State debt greet structure of vast proportion! and beautiful design, at great exnense, and A. D. (W. Agent. It is probably owing money. After this, came the National Hymn, they do! But if they do what public opinion demands, i it fa reeenttel thef public opinion should tacts as they actually exist under the ] be oalightened and virtuous. Heam it present state of deveelopaieuL The re-' Hat the only port says : "Taking the country alto-' the xnlellibeauty the finest model of modem or getber, so far as lisa been explon-1. and Ik machine inAgent the maket. Hbookd the fall to cull on you, he invites you to call Htore of HXCKB BRO.V. State cMrret. HML'ngs. Midi., paFnx-nABOiao. Wheeler A Wlleon before pwabaalng e leewhere. in the Sum, that no ndraute can iujdre. such a govsrnxnsnt. existing fox end so-1 imigralion. this day’s procewdings, which altogotiutr | superoedot the nsosmify of any elabor­ titnde? Who are they? What brings ate ttatomen! In'tMl ecnnectiua them here! Why this sogeraaa* to I shall, therefore, content myself un-' eatch every word T| Why this ell-«bdcr this branch of my subject, with I pisciag in juxtafrimtim stetatneuta maeJunc, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler I. HEWARD rhole number of I than during all ito Ufp. Venerable old | building I first as a court house, then asTerritorial and State Capital, but I sublime as the model school bouse, long . .« v—.» Amtw. Iwbn. owe w—.ermi. like .are these >U». that auiu. Mains — and .re No The Display and Cerexnoy At­ agricultural reaoartw«, our natural, curing ths good of the gnreroeu. is the causes uee ••creature of God." We can hardly ! Hampshire made a bettor showing than manufacturing farilitice, the steady in* tending it to its Place. i conceive of the existence of such a gov- ■ Maaeachusotte and- Cownoctieat, and mineral poison strucJion, and easily adapted to In it । The Corner Stone of the New the sggregatss of cur varied industries ap|WVSWlOW W. UWV.I. Capitol. • Order is Hsavwn's first law^-Xn^ | CJWCERIE8 Ar fees Mom? other sewing machinesBeing the most simple in con- The beneficial effects of these various odurational institutions are apparent in the character of our population fur gsmeral intelligence, morality and patriotisxn. The censas returns give rank to or the whole militao power, be Is only . I should the minister of its will. Much a governmeat is right in its coaception and or- The Old Capitol and ths New. croaM of cur popolatton and the gener- the /jaxt year is the Best Guar- C-HZlffl OFULA CAKES REK[ f ranter of its Su/ieriority over all\ r ,h" ****'' IF YOU WANT AMERICAN breathed ; by landing IX HI „ Jdwn to defend it bv cutting and selling the hay free*gvrsrumcn: it simply the organi­ uur population. The whole number of the old Capitol yard. Thai be did —---------- ..ist in Maaeschu Uenaral of Ohio, dated sed power of the gdod, consolidated and I the Lay, and carefully nut the rs of 10 years unable to wielded to rvatralu the bad and to prothe 2Vth of April, !Aie, was posted ths rifling in itoolL but when taken as an repealing art by which the suldicrs index of the rigid economy and stern of liberty to all the people. AU courts cut, Vermont, and Itbole Island, all interpret its will, and all executive offl-1 the New England States excont two, Maine and New Hampshire. Outside hera this report. K-_ 4 ...I — .1 n> tt THE BOARD ANU wOuM tv. Better on through oar college to the Huiverai- wealth, but the unfolding of our vast ’ natural reeotinxe are but the adorntile then territory lying the west side of I ment at ths (wciuiula that eh* may the gate value ot fl ,A7V,33V. Their value Lake Miohigaa: and tn 1631. only 16 had Marly quadrupled in the eight nitii. As a brale adorns heraelf for her husband, so esory successive day vntain 87,371 inhabitant.— she puts ou still mure lieautilul garorub e one. lie location was dremed meats nnd beckons the Divinely ape , of graded pointed Stalo to her bower. Her rssti m'tal*M*. ..... ..rprung successor upthat upon a iftnaMtet___ agricultural treasures that btock up school section in an unbroken wilderwhole amount ptid the thoroughfare nnd crowd the marts was •l.G$8,80LM. of the world all utter their voice, all , say ••Come.” Iler hundreds of thous­ The various , ration. V\ bile its aaacaeeor wae privtlands of tans of Iron ore that annually have in their limited sphere contributed to the education of the people. regard forks soldiers it had too high State Normal School and our various B I MMM ne of their colleges have hsiped to swell the armv ntf on them 1 extensive copper asinas uf qualified teachers The University ’ Iler forests of bouudleee CLOJHING. Guarantees SATISFACTION oa Everything ho ILvumiuonds, and he eopoeialiy Recommends his Wines grade, from the Uth frame that shirers waddling clothes. DRY GOODS. VROOM AN. Nathville, uithtullv es souri, ia lieu uf the •AtK.xi.OOO acre* FINE NEW STOCK OF MILO T. WHEELER. ■ □it fortuity has been demoastratod. It 'ths of the populationed and maintained nil thuee institutions They did not claim to then have narfve born, hut only a-1 end performed all thoee acts that should laud fit far cultivation. The lands were i suneyed ar.d appropriated iiad.r this fam samMem eweemi/ier. ' They pantlaw in Louisiana and Illinois, but Uis •d to this Praini'ila as eminently suit- wore U fanigu birth, showing that if | without presumption, now , surveyors me—— our citixans of foreign birth bed — “ seek a beautifalPautasuks. lands w Micl rf“» fl* for .ultivatioa — I We are told, upon the highest an- themselves of the advantage --------------------Accordingly, ou the 2»th of April. 1810,. thority. that -hr posMre that be are ore Oragrere paseed an ast repealing so | dained of God." And hence wo mgy Hate we build muck of the lew of the 6th of May, , ccodudo, without presumption, that ' 1612, ns related to MlebuM. and pro , He who marie the worid sad all things sided far fakieg l,5UU,W0 acres In 111- therein. He who formed thie i-ninsula. inate. Barth of 11.. IILnnte U.—. ...I I with ita |«riuchv* __ _________ u clhidden _ power and RBTFJETS. PJOHN the unfortunate, ths stoat, th* dumb, K JOHN ROBERTV Pur? NO. 25. ---------- ---------- .1! proiesitial aid Bli?lie» Cart �pnntt. of any bwfaoec ia the world, to even eare their existence finanelally, while the care and protection of tbo property ictrnsted to than, and the safety of passengers on them, la <d a magnitude no words can oxpteao, and which these Grnt gers ask shall be dona for Jem than the mere nominal j ittnnro now earned by any of our extended lines of Bail- That they should be extended.that their bonefi s may become more unirsrral, and tho wealth, tho happiness, and tho gen­ eral prosperity cf the whole people thereby advanced. And wo warn the people that they could not do anything ne well calculated to work an irreparable inj ury tn the productive ratereet of tho THX FLB AM CIAL SITUATION. Northweet es to crip^e our Railroad enterpvisca. Of course tho Railrotds Truly wo may any that the reeent being tho children of legislation, should financial disturbance came swiftly and anexfMiafodlr and the mischief wrought was all quickly done, but no more quickly than the recovery of the nation from its effects. Only a few dayc ago protected in all that is just and fair, and them w«e a universal anxiety concern­ that they should not be cripple by un­ ing the scarcity of mousy, and dolorous just discriminations or by freight tariffs, ' pictures were drawn of the melancholy that will not allow them to make fair returns, on the capital invested in West, and. cotton in tho South ; foreign exchange was at a stand-still, and when or huw the great muvnments of trade iihi-iiiiii 1 Span Hones, Neuralgia, Bums, Soreness, Bore Throat, Bolls, Wounds, hour named for the reception the rooms Hoarseness, in cent, Bruises, were wall filled and the leakers for ad- i Headache, Piles, Sprains, ’ ’ rapidly **" *incri-acd. A. mission t epilation । fot the gnrefa was eprand in — CoUr. Old gotta, portion of the building. AU Hemorrhage*, I ng thobpening of the Ivcture root doors, the crowd became to great that was almost an impossibility to movi yet everybody was good nntnred nu made merry over the discomfort. Among the many, those who wore rc NEW. FIRM 1 Yoke Oxen, 1 Two-yearold Heifer, 1 Yokeiyearling Steers, THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER 1 Two-year-old Steer, IN 1BE NOBTJIJfEST. 1 Yearling Heifer, SMSheep. College, and the Her. Narayan Bfaoshadri ol Bombay, India—the latter, a man j of swarthy complexion, with a black, IN SEARCH OF to be tbo most rloqnent consort iu the East Indtoa, and him created a great leusaliun in England by tho force of his preaching. When he s|>uke during the evening bi* English was as pure ntu) his accent os gw>d as that of i<uy other foreign ojxtakcr. The decoration ol tho hall was ele- THE CASTAWAYS Cmtrcial aid Falily Nmpaper, TUE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT btMlna tho D««rt|>Uoa o< a Vo/sgo Kraod (be Worid. By JULES VEBNE, stage were hangings of flowers and flugi, Price SSJO.' anion™ which were mottoes and namo.'i. al* WsnSrJ —For dncrlytlrr cirealora. Tha motto of the Alliance, L'ntuu latpuc irrrturr, els. addreaa J. U. LIPPISarTTACO.. On Monday a special election was num re CArute, (Wo are uno body in I*sl>li>h<n. PhiloJrirU*' Chriai). occupied tho center, with the1 held in California for Representative in dates * 1843’ and * 1878’ beneath. Tx>w-1 Congress, in place of Wilson deceaeed, Michigan State Land Office. er down was another motto, Za .¥«os«.i- ' and resulted tn the election of Nesmith, riu UtuUt, Irdt-j.iui Lclertac. 1» Omni- UptfOLlJC^CD t\fiD Democrat, by about 1.000 majority. Ut CUrilu, (In Eeanntiale Unity, In । marshes by their being thinly covered i Congrvoe called together/ at once, and ' Uf/DZimKlUS (fOODt. In Ohio, l'enn»ylvauia, lows and In­ Non Eesentials Liberty, In all things with a sward of gram, by walking on so bare prolonged the excitement tudofi-1 Charity.) Around these wore ranged diana, elections wore hold yesterday. which evinced the exntonoe of water or nitoly. Another date asked that tbs । tho names of Calvin jLutlior, Edward,. I 1 and from the scattering returns^in the a very thia mud immediately under Wycklitfe, and Knrfx Above all, urxm their covering, which sinks from six to; Government flood the money market Grand Rapids DraMrrst of thia morning, a.t.i. ..r __ :__ ___ I eighteen inohee from the pressure of the j with greenback reserves, violating both we judge the result ia a decided Re­ foot at every stop, and at the same time publican victory in each ot those States rising before and behind tho person President and Secretary Richardson by just about the u sual majority. passing over. The margins of man, .C stood firm. Hence, when, the specula­ tors u I Wa i Street futtaf that no help nomination for Congress in place of Mr. was coining to them from without, they Foster deceased waxes warm as the day tian emblems, the letter P place ! upon ctmclnued to help themselves and each approaches, but wo cannot form any an X, with A to ths left and 0 to the the private claims ou the rirayAta and other and then the panic began to sub­ decided opinion as lb the result. right. Flags of the different nations' lake, the eonatiy does not contain so covered the entire front uf the galls- MR.JAMES M. HEWES many swamps and lakes, but the ex­ side, and ia already a thing of the post; ties. treme staihty and barrennes* of the and moat people who have been board­ Editum Reum Oct.—Tbo B'sifsrThe first delegate from abrobd who soil eontinues the same. Taking tha ing money, or making runs on the sav­ Ftr»rr says tut “rieerotary Brainard is was called npuu to epsak was Lird Al­ ings banka, have recovered their reason, reported to hav« said at tbo Watertown fred Churchill, who repreovnts tbo Eng­ i Convention uf Patrons uf Husbandry, lish Alliance. A typical Englishman, and are heartily ashamed of their con­ i last week, that fa> was opposed to admit­ tall and stooping, with iron gray whisduct Tb» result is the stock exchange ting editors to the order, and wished it ken, he advanced to the front of fbn ■" Wl.-. was opened without the predicted crash ; ;____ IU ..r .v__ r. ____ 1_ platform in an umjocided manner, and produce goes pouring into the eoa board . for shipment, and foreign gold comes (louring in to purchase it; all the nat­ : ural channels of trade are clear again, ' and the banka are almost all of them such distinguished ability (?) such truth­ ful o»M (?) such unset-ring fidelity, to the destruction of local improvements Ono of the moot hopeful and assuring as does the editor of the Hastings If**** things of to dgy. “ ’♦* remarkable in- Jemal, we do not woaderjhat Secretary cioa.# of exports... Ia»t week th- ex­ The new paaeenger depot for tho J., ports from New York atone, exeeeded L4 S. Baikoad at Saginaw Gty will thoee of the nation in any one wook on coat |lk,00&. record, reaching the enormous aggre­ T. B. Sargent has been appointed General Superintendent of tho jWtroit gate of nearly eight and une half mill­ ions of dollars. Nor u this merely the & Bar City Railroad. end more satisfactory arrangemoulr natural reaction, following upon the could be made for them. acts to gather ten tone of grapes from ! removal of the chocks imposed by the The Superintendent compliments the is vineyard this foil. recent panic, on the contrary, st u C*» State for the effiriency of the Board uf The total receipts ot the Wash­ Control, and eopecislfy the Hon James maw Agr'cultunl Soeialy at its 1. Meed, who, thia year, baa retired sell whiskey io violation of tbo poeativo Comparing tbo rtati.tfee far 1872 prohibitions of the law, they shall pay from the Board after ill years of faithThe total reeeipta of tho Lenawee - 1 with tboee of 1873, from January lot to o, The Treasurer s shoss th. aggregate I County Agricultural Society el ita re-. Oct 4th, we find an increase of exports for doing so the sum of |300 a year, to the amount uf 8*8,710,004, and a and makes the selling without the pay­ of property belonging to the inetiturion .eent fair were over tt,000. The Micbqfan Central Railroad Com- I- decrease of imports to the amount of j ment of this sum a misdemeanor, pun- at about 8228,500. Tlie above synopsis of fhit report we pony have just not into operation eight '' 832,922.050, making a Lalanre of trade I isbable by fine or imprisonment or both, ' in our favor of 881.032,054 in nine ' as the Legislature shall determine. miles tr.uro of double track. find in the Detroit JHlmu of Saturday. while I aw tho Stars aud 8ui|nm (ap- ! VINECAR BITTERS Tho Annual meeting of the Kalama- ij months and four days. Thus figures I Tbo report we have not so#n, but pre­ plause), my eye rests immediately after noo Co. & 8. Aauocialiun tak»e place ' It h staled that Capt. E. B. Ward, of sume thia to bo correct, sud commend it urron something which looks like the ; Union Jack. (Applause.) 1 hope they । at Kalamsxoo. October 15th. Detroit has recently sold 10,000 scree of mercial interests of the country: and to the careful ronaideraiiea of those in- will always be folded together m that! A joint-stock company has been or-! from prerent appearances I ho balances . {and near Forestville, Huron connty, to terestad in the reformatory institutions peaoeiul way." gnatxed %> build a 850,000 ■ huiol at This was received with tremenduous in our favor must continue to in.-roass a German colony, which will settle 250 of onr Slate, chief among which, the Crystal Lake, in Benxio County. familiee upon it during the coming aeaReform School should be, and is in onr and prolonged applause. Eighteen persons have made appli- II during the year. Our fine wheat crop ; Ono of the unifying influences of the । has just begun to reach the eastern ' judgement rapidly becoming. Some uf caliou for divorces in Clinton County at i meeting was very happily exemplified market, and the demand far it in Eu- these Germans make, this settlement the suggaorions of the Superintendent, when i*rofeoeor Chriatlieb uf Boon, tho the next term of the Circuit Court. will bo a very desirable addition to Ute ’ rope is extraordinary, and the cotton especially that one in reference to re ­ K <- Barker A Oo-’s tobacco menu­ spokesman of the German delegation, factory at Detroit suffered again Inna j crop, in large exceee of last year/ prod­ population c^, Huron County, and a ceiving and retaining Loys in the farm having exclaimed. “Here we are, Chrio* fire last Bunday to the extent uf 110.000. I' net, has. also, just begun to bo shipped. matsnail r fkddilioa to the productive bouses, at the request of parents or bauds tn our French brethren,” Dr. | A Poland China bog. exhibited at . Tbvs.. elements will sdd largely to our faborof the county. guardians, who are not tainted with Finch of Paris ste|>ped forsiard, and tho the Washtenaw County Fair by R L ' wealth, and will g<> for to turn the scale crime is of the utmost importance, and rw|iresanlatives ot two nations joined Godfrey of Pittsfield, weighed 810 should receive the prompt attention of bands amid tho aatm applause uf tho still more strongly is our faror. our law makers, who, atone, wesuppoee, audience. Judged from thia stand point, the The m-etiug was one uf tbo largt-t could authorise the action, and who I ptoepect before us, to-dsy. is very for over oeen in AMocmli-n Hall, and was i from gloomy. Had it not been tor the should do so at the earliest ptwsibU in every respect thu moot notable.— • bnef interruption consequent upon the what goes before or follows after, is fair moment. Weregud tbo compliment* । panic, it would hare boon apparent be- ly to quote a writer, then we suppose to the prssraf Board''of Control as de­ tbo Editor of the ffaew Jamal is fair served, and wish we felt at liberty to generally, and especially our agrieuliu- in making the quotation be did. Of his say as much concerning the compliment 1 rs) interests, were in a condition of ttn- comments we have only to way they are paid the retiring member, Hon. Jamrs tuual prosperity, and now as the last characteristic of the man, but are such I. Mead, but justice, and a personal President Grant will reach Toledo on | •tfnils ol this disturbance are ceasing to no gentleman would writs, concerning knowledge of the condition of, the be felt, we can all contemplate the fu­ the views of another, without placing school under his management, and of the 15th in»L, and remain until the CmCOTTCOUHTS-1874,1S7B. 17th.. Among the other effian ex-1 ture with "bright antiapatiocs, as no ths illegal use of the moneys of the ported are Biiennau, Sheridan, Popo State, as set forth by the Auditor Gene­ oonntry ever failed to prosper, where its ex|*>rta exceeded ite imports, those ex­ The Jfeow JrarwaJ charges ns with ral in bls report for 1872, compels us ports being tbo results ol tbo skill and ■dodging” and with havi ng a ‘'versatil­ to withhold any such commsmdatioa ity” in so doing. Well this is a new and to say we regret to find it iu the productive energy of the people. charge. Out fault has generally been Superintendent's otherwise very fair said to ba a disposition to Brux to our and candid report. views at all times and with a prvsisten! The Editor of the Hastings fJcnt finances, that wa> often offcrjrro; but Jemal seems to bo serious troubled be­ to be charged with “dodging” is await Je.ls.ank.S.rrels.a’lt. cause we charged Lome on tbo “Gran- new, and (lightly novel with alt rt|«. JalMtl Cirsuli. The outstandiag legal tenders num­ gere" the late financial disturbances, ber ttW.lW.48ff. The J9«sw JswimI soya, the Editor of Throe suits hare been begun by the and says in substaa=a,in an article quo­ The total debt of New York city and United Stalee Government against de­ ted by us last wook, that “our Bailroad s the Bona as State Senator, “freudu- county is tn.tt8.812.27. faulting Collector Harper and bis eurouro grasping monopolies.'1 This wo de­ ently changed the record of hie vote." , Eight or nine of the fcrfv-four mill­ tioe on the three bonds filed by them ut MAcrttc kt. and ions of Treasury reserre will be Issued when be took afire. The sum claimed ny re fete. Our railroads aYe the life of That this mouth. the business of the nation, and it ia on there are no other words in ths English fa each suit is 8100,000. Ihumdeut Griggs of the State Agri­ fAra* the farmers of the country depend language that win express jut what we U m I st . for all their ua.-qiu»i«l IMjjjpormoan to say conoeriring that statement. cultural Society ia reported to have fidy, by death oa the gallows. said that tbo reeeipta of the late fair ity, and great wealth as a class. Irwin, the self-accueo.1 murderer of weald roach 84O.(«M), end that th- proOne of the great Mt achievements of Nathan, arrived in New York Ort. Dth. That our farmers are wealthy as a eeeda would be 810,000 after all the SXHS1 this day of wonders, was the complete from Sen Franefaco. expenses and I be old debt arc paid. class, will not he denied we presume change of guage of the G. T. B. from The South is repreeented to be sadly Hua. B. B. Willits, owe of thv pio­ anywhere by intelligent men. How neers of Hillsdale County, a prominent did they obtain their wealth ? Was it Stratford to Mon treal, nearly six hund­ in need of greet)backs. Alt clnaae* feel and highly respected riiixeu, died at not rrry largely from the rise in the red toilet, in TWraty f*tr hours, acoom- keenly the cessation of currency payhis roesienco ia Cambria on Tu—day jliabtd under tbo direction of C. J. fast. He represented Hillsdale County Bridges. Esq., on the first day of Ootofa tho Lggiafatnze ia 1841 and 1885. 1 FURNITURE ! Picture Frames. HATIOHAl SEWiMttl. JOB PRINTING MB. WILLIAM H. STEBBINS tiMHmiUi! CWBEH fltfLOq SETS, SOf^S, COUCHES, I»IW>IIS, B/fljCKETS, PARLOR GOODS CHAMBER SETTS. 4C-’ 4c., 4c. New Advertisements. ■mu ®r dumb rat HWlffiE, K Qmfa. iato = UNDERGROUND LIFE IELOW THE «B»f*CE! InM 1t1|| BULLS BEARS §75,000 00 Tho next annual meeting of tho Michigan Poult ‘ J*“ held as Detroit, agricultural lands, have mods the tilfare of the eoil rich, or even cmnfartablo We qffrns fheto m not. Why then is it $5,000no • IN GOLD a*** ■ an 1-atOW nr J. Cole & Son, S5.Q00 IM BILVEB! Many of the Now York bunks re^ earned the 1traMut at grerabocks on the 11th. and the <m trade pcs- ItooasMaodajry Uw HsaUse WyUUe (la (ter Ir» a tte Livto Urtu fet= uniuirn, �Trf' \erdBLiCM4 It gives u* great plaasuro to find in Agreeebb to the roquirsciesb of tbs the column* of so able a co-tcmporary constitution, the Board of Supervisor* u’ KtsUfm Earmrr. so comnliui-'n- met on Monday at tbs office of ths tary and at the iams time so well do- County Clerk sad organiwd by electing oervod a notice of the manufactures uf Hon. D. G. Robinson of thia city ns Messrs. Dwigut 4 Burrall, as tho fol­ Chairman. AB tho Tuwnsbipe and lowing report of the articles exhibited both Districts in tho city ware represnnby them a: th* late Mionuiv Srux tod. Up to the latest moment before Fare. I going to proas the funowing.bwiue** of ” Amongst tho exhibitors whom wo I1 geoornl importar.es has been disposed have never before met at the State Fair i °f‘ were Metsn. Dwight and Burrall. ol i HaMings. They made a fine diaplav of i' The Chair on Tnreday morning nppointed the following committees which implements of many kinds. ‘ Tho show of cultivators wa* very we believe are atgbod selections, and largo, there being over 80 on the fairly represent all section! of tho coun­ gronmls, among which wo noticed the Robbie Buckeye, Udd, Wolverine, ty and all its varied interests. Halamaxoo, Hammond. Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Pontiac, Milford, and oth­ ers. As the trial on plows was abanduuod on aoeunut of tho Umitod time at' the disposal of the committee, the pnnopal usua was on tho cultivator*. Among these the Robbins seemed to be decidedly ths fannites with all who exatpmod them, and tbo many farmer* who had them in use, amongst thn c5°w^ which constantly surrounded tha tout whom they were shown, wore partieulMly decided and emphatic in thsir praise of the machine. The pre­ mium* offered worn two silver modal*, one for boat twu-horve rulhvator for1 - cor^drillad crojis. the other for tho host fallow cultivator both of which, after a met thorough examination of al] the n>mi<cting machines lasting until Fri­ day wight, the 19th inst, were awarded to the Robbins, makiug a mod sweep­ ing triumph. If tho cultivator is all ' that tho patentee, Major Robbins, of Adrian, claims for it, tho award is cortainly a just ono, for in our State a fal- i low cultivator it a* much a necessity ns a corn cultirator, aud if tlut machine answers both purpose* perfectly, the cost of one or the other is saved by pur- John Q. Creasy, of Prairienlla ; Hon. Leander Upham, of Maple Grove; Lewi* Wiloux, ol Rutland; George C. Nichols, uf Carlton; Dennison S Bug­ bee, uf Thornnpple; Ephriam F. Manly, of Barry, and Travers Phillip*, of this city. Capt. John II. Monro*, of Johnstosrn; Elijah P. Barnum, ot Woodland, and, Artoiuos W. Chapin ol Assyria- J. Kcagic, uf Castleton ; II. Brown, uf Orangovilio; James Young, of Yankee Spring* ; John II. Day, of Baltnnurr, nnd A. F. Walker, of Irving. IL Brows, of Orangenlle; J. Young, of Yankee, tipsing*. and D. 8. Bugbee, of Tliornapple. CHURCHES. Deal lilies pitice;. Thcnuanda have already gone, and thousand* more are turning their eyes towards new homss in the fertile West To those going to Missouri. Kanawa, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon or California, ws rec­ ommend a cheap, oaf*, quick and direct routs, via St. Iziuia, orer th* Missouri 1‘acifie Railroad, which runs ita fine Day Coaches and Pullman Slsepen from St Louis to principal points ia tho West w»tUW We taliovc that tho Missouri Pacific Railroad has tho Mrs. Wb. H. Hayfbrd offers Lor Mr- best track and tho flnest and rafost vices at her residence, oa a teacher of oquipmont of any lino west of tha Mtsmusic, both vocal and instrumental, in­ cluding the Organ and Piano. Terms *10.00 for 24 Iseaons, payable ono half in advance. Hastings, Oct. 14th; 1878, tf oflered a fir«t class, all-rail routs from til. Louis to Tens, either over tho Mis­ souri, Katiras A Texas R. R , via Sedal­ ia, or over ths Atlantic A Pacific R. R., via Vinita. For mqs, time tables, in­ formation as to rates, routes, Ac., we refer our readers to L G. Wheeler, ” Agent, 71 Uoyd ROOMS TO RENT. Near Stauffer’* City Dining Rooms, or National Hotel. Apply E. H. I-athrop. WE BELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING t Good Heavy Caanmere Suita for Mau, Fine Beaver Suita for Men........... Fine Custom Made Suit, for Men, Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. CHILDREN'S, Ho Every One! Winter approaches, and Boots and Shoes you must have. G. G. Spaul­ ding has a little tho beat stock in Has­ tings, and so low tor cash that none need go bare-fixit Wc alt knur Gary, and know he means just what he says. built of white aili and .aut fitiialiod : in oiL tbo irons silver [A.ted, making tho finest tool we ever saw. Three gentlemen also showed a large line of foundry goods including wwd-aawing । machines, bob sleighs, plows. h<rows, Cheap Farm* in Sonth-wsst Muxouri! and os the Fire Department is of tho utmost importance to onr people, wo hope that tbo attendance will t>e large. The bill has been tiled at the low price of *2,00 including supper. The music will bo as good as can bo. obtained in *jo country, and wa doubt not the party wiU be one of the most enjoyable ever bold in the city. Benjiman Haas, Barry. George U. Desn, Maple Grove. David L. Hom, Rutland. Jesse Erb. Baltimore. Fred. Wl Collins, Thornapple. I. S. Geer, Hasting. T. B. Barnum, Carlton. John Stewart, Orangerille. John IL Munroe, Johnstown Josse Jordan, Woodland. John J. Hendershott, Irving Robt-' B. Gregg, Castleton. ’ Charles Backer, Assyria. Philip Barber. Prairiavillo. Samuel Ritchie, Yankee Spring i. William Wolgar, Thoruapplo. I1, J. Hanchett, Maple Grove. Huron Healy, Rutland. Andrew Kennedy, Hastings. Darwin McOmber, Baltimore. William Williams, Carlton. Samuel C. Woodman, Orangeville. N. W. Colton, Juhnstown. Ira StoweU. Woodland. Rttsviunni.—Among many remark­ able cures by Dr. Trask’s Magnetic 1 Ointment, I send you tho "following : I i found my friend Dtaoon Barber, of this (place, prostrate and hidjAx* from a sovrre attack of Inflammatory Rheuma­ tism. With bis consent I uuulo a thor­ ough application of the ointment to the diseased parts, rubbing it on with my own hands. I used one battle. The next muraiag ho wax able to come to tho breakfast table, and saio he lolt like a new man —thought a good Providence had sent me there. Within a week ho was perfectly well aud at wort on his I Hou. Norman Bailey and Mr. Charles 1- Smith of this city, are both cuniinsd to Uieir rooms by sickness. AThat Sjuirrel supper at “Poor Sam's,*’ the other evening was first rats, Sam does things up in good atyloBusiness on our streeb is improving. tad there is a cash demand for all kind* c! fnrtuon produce, nt ths highest mar- ^Tho Editor of the 8unm will pay cash, at market price, tor Sohuaheto of com of the growth of 1872 or any pre- to $12 to 50 to 30 8 to 3.60 to 4.60 to for Boya, for Youtha, Children'! Chinchilla, Cape and Other Style! of Orrreoalt. Bnchu lor the kidneys—Dandelion for tho liver ; add to this Acetate ol Potash, nnd you bars tha best blood purifier and alterative in tho srorld. Physicians use those medicines in their treatment in nearly all kidney, urinary and lirar complantm and when they bare used Hamilton’s Buchu and Dandelion they pronounce it a success. It n a val­ uable medicine to follow the use of ague medicines of all kinds, because it earriou out of the systote any remaining germs of ague through the kidneys and bowels. iously impaired. Our tbauks are tenderc-I to Mr. J. Knight, for a head of his first premium cabbage.* It wrigtod » 1-4 was worthy of tho premium it reewivsd, • One of those business chatgvs, that from time to turns' take place in oyerr lirobusieeesdty, has brought to the front Messrs- Stebbins and Belding as manufactures* and dealers in all kinds of FurnitureThey are *•*>«. and 36 CANAL STREET, Danrc Programme*, Auction or Bale Bills, Wedding Invitation*, Double Mammoth Poster*, In fact any kind or style of Printing. BACON & KARRS Another frosh arrival ot splendid Muaicnl Inatrnmtmls, at 8. J. Riat, Druggut16tf Bxana A Built, are closing oat their goods, and are giving some good bar- WOMAN The HIGHEST MARKET CASH PRICE for farmers produce at Surra, Manaa 4 Panrron'a. Leo Recd makes tli« best buggies in l:o State, and only charges •I&0 for h era, and uses tho patent wheel at that nd warrant* them . right up to Ui< Universities in Sweden. Mr. Sachs. Sir.—At your request I hare tested DgyTJSTR Y. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Beoewer, Pn n<i tdJu . in my practice at the Serafimer Hotel, Zf*w year tart* tifrodtJ wdA or and can say it will restore gray hair io M>'a, st Ou DtaUl •fit* tf ita original cclor. It is entirely harm­ A. it MAKE, IT. less, and is a valuable remedy to use in Octr AckUg if SUif • bnoq Start Dwight A Westfall want wheat, oats, com and barley, in any quantity, and pay tbo liigUst market price in cash for J. P. Roberta 4 Co., sell it all they ean got. Thu work of raising funds fur tho Hon. Geo. H. Thomas, of Prairieville, is in this city, on n visit to his daughter. construction of the K H. L. A N. M. R. Mrs. W. H' Frost, who has been ser- R. goes bravely on under tho bands uf Anderson, Ackley, Cook, and other friends uf th# enterprise ; and our peo­ Onr accounts to October 1st, must be ple wiU do well to reuicmber that »100, settled. Wo think we can do so, with­ 000, in subscription in this county se­ out the aid of any Justice of the Peace cures tlx’ road from Kalatnsxou to or utbsr officer, batlMy mart be -ttled Lowell beyond tbs possibility of a doubt lurtbwitb. Subscribe. Ab. Subscribe liberally. Rsv. D. M. Weaver, of Rutland, hae returned from Ohio, but we regret tu Warn, with only alight improrement of Li. health, which was and still is xr- at the County Fair. DEPARTMENT. "Fall Overcoats, ........ .. Heavy Winter Overcoats for Men, : year, to be summoned to bo in attefidanoo on said Court, at the Court House in tho city of Hastings on the fin.: day uf said Term, to wit: tho 3d day of ' November, 1B"3 al 10 o’clock, in rhe No mooting of the Common Couneil ,Le* Reed presented the boys of this office, a pail of tip top cider one day YOUTHS’ . <_Lht uf Petit Jurors, drawn on tho j 11 th.day of October, A. D. 1873, par■ suant to previous notice, to serve at tho | November, (1873) Tenn ot tho Circuit j Court, for tho County of BaAy for said' ✓'After much ado tho question of the validiiv uf cur City ordiEances has Srkcisi. Norm.—Wo pay *1.50 a been judicially determinedTho curd for dry stove wood on subscription, question awe on the trial of the causa i and no wow. Ono rani pays for the of tha people vs. Lorenao D. Gardner, l<s.r>m one year. No lose will do it. fur fast driviug. The complaint under the ordinance was tnndo by the Mayor. Goll 108 1.8. The cos* was tried by a jury before Beautiful weather. Justice Riker, and resulted in a verdict Th# board of Supervisors, is in session. of no cause of action though the fast Improved sidewalks are the order uf driving was admitted, cn tho ground that the ordinance was never L-vnlly the day. provement. AND Ecsou.—W. Cuoa and S. Lewis, are otK-ring fur solo Warden A Davis* Com| bined Adjustable Damper Stove Grate, । ject, came to the conclusion that it was 1I fur burning wood or coal. Ons ot tho j their duty, or probative to elect a County . must desirabio invantioas of tho ago. Drain Cummirajcsu-r, and proceeding to 1I Try it, and be convinced, it will savo I the election. Jam-’t W. Ho ughtalin, was utu-tkiri uf your fuel and otherwise tuako your stove* much more valuable i untuninoutiy elected. , andfendnrinw. . 23:f Settled at La*t Tbo raising of the track of the Rail­ road through this city is a decided im­ B0Y8’ Children’a Suita, Boys,’ Suita Youtha* Suita;.. The Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany oflers l,‘_’00,U<X< acres of land in Control and Southwest Missouri, at from *3 to *12 per acre, on sevsn yean’ time, with free transportation from 6:.L.uistoall purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools, church­ es aud law-abiding society invile emi­ grants from all point* to thia land of fruits and fit wore. Fur particulars ad­ dress A. Tuck, Ijind Cu-umissiunor, 6l- CapL J. H. Monroe, uf Johnstown ; n.iuma nnd mcdal» awarded them on Hon. L. lapham, of Maple tftvvo, and tbo combined cultivator, wn noficel tho J. II. Day, of Baltimore. blue ribbon on their bob sleighs, har­ row and double shovels, making firs tirsl premiums in all, which is a pretty Copt J. H. Monroe, of Johustoen ; good allowing for nwwjlwginner* in ths J. Kcsglc, of Caatkten, and Hon. L [ exhibition line. (y Lapham, of Maple Grove. ,2t!io memlntrs of Pioneer Fire Com­ pany No- one, will have a dance at Un­ ion Hall on Friday evening, Nov. 7th, 1878. Tho object is to place sumo funds in the Treasury o! the Company, OJBjPABSagBMS 8UX5C tbSSF D., 39 Professor of Chemistry and Medicine. Stocmoui, July fl, 1888. From tho highest medical authority in Sweden. As I have had occasion to see several porsoos, who, for some time, have used Hall’s Vvgvlable Sicilian Hair. Renewcr. and know that it has restored tho original color of pie hair, as well as being efficient in removing tho itching and dandruff that accompanies tho fal­ ling off of tho hair, I consider it my duty to acknowledge tho earns to Mr. JOB PRINTING Phyrican-in-Chief to tho King nnd Preserver of hie Ufa. Srocanor.it, July 7. 1M8. A correspondent in the UuuJnntl oak. for the privillsge of playing “Cro­ quet” in tho Court House Square. We hope not The time now' foolishly .post by our busmres men in playing that game, if given to burinose, would increase by ono third tho business of the City, and giro an appearance uf businnss that would bring still more Nev Styles. At ths State Fair, tbs Jackson Wag­ on, deservedly took the prr-riosMessrs Dwight A Burrall are the agenta lor thia county, aud have sold over 300 ? Woman sroro-——__________ <*“ do you want something to eat? If *o call at L E Stauffer’s Eating Hr-ure North Sde But. Street, whsro you wdl find evmything in th. Un. of oalv 25 rents p« »ued. «« kATHAIRON Ontj 50 CmbperBatUc- . �23532348532323484823532353 * !1 tu Lwd Bke!mar».lab. for *30,000. 7ft Dsftsw. Of Oinod*. rod and w .. r.- calved August 8, 1872 ; gt)t l>v 3.1 DAe «.■ Oneida (».92«>. BuU to Mr AU Aleioudsw.or Kratotk/far •»,. Ei!-,*f:".*KIlESS £iK-i“.iFEVER’.,l;." 4*4 4*Li:»' 2995 INFLAMMATORY DIBIAS1B. wa MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. •UTflOil. Grand River Valley Division pMPLOrMUT FOIt ALLt-Oes Agral la UoBeni . ,’.i2) Dam 5th Duchess of JCJ hseeerks tnsjss yrMI ofg>ll.so. ssllieg Geneva u G. ,ud Duka of Oxford (16,. BrysM's Likrarv »l KsMry sad Srae. »T® la ".tdfsivi.'txss’StyasT, 8th Duchess of Uueida, roan; calved November 18, 1873; got by 4th Duka of Geneva (7,931 y S.ld to land BecI tive for *15,800. I 13lh Ducbeea ul Thorndale, rod; A WATCH FREE ■. . . .i: B . roStssS :Es«Sa laCagUray 1*1 •h i ' July 8th by 4th Duke of Oneida. Bold | lk ^°n**T’ COl'GHH. -COLDS, HOARSENEH8, 4lh Duchess of Oneida, red ; calved A W Atl-. THBOAT DIBCABES, January 17, 1872; got by 4lb Duke of Geneva (7,981). Sold tu Messrs Bedfotd A Megibben, of Kentucky, for -pvr urosiYt.s num boils. •25,000. A TKIKlt AHD aCRB MK>KDY. white; ealvvd July 28, 1866; got by 3d Lord Oxford (22,200). Served Juno , I I by 2a Duke at Oneida. Sold to Mr. H. \Pavia Davis, of Gloucestershire, । Eng. for *40.600. 10th Duchess of Oneida, rod and i white; calvo! April 7, 1873; gut by 2d Duke ol Oneida (9,926) Sold tn Mr. i WILLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS Plantation BITTERS MITRbEBte i'th Duehros of Oneida, roan ; calved 1 i da (9.926). Sold to Mr. Borwiek fur Lord Bectivo for *10,000. 12th Di chess of Thorndale, roan calved October 13, 186&; got by 6th Duke of Thorndale (23,794) Served April 17 by 2d Duka of Oneida. Sold to Mr. A H. Conger fur *5.70(} ‘ 3d DucLuss of Oneids, rosn; calved I ’ HAIR WsEirss,:; The Ortal Caapbeti. Duchess iSS r; • LITOTGSTONE kU popristortf the finest herd of 8hS- I ciSl oi York offw a?nubl"lauctPtV5’<’'*d *“jC00- Tth Duke uf Ouwda' to A. W, «U S^o aft fotiXl in s^h °f V'raon'’ r,,r Ik* thingXT tb. J average of *3 1.709. The bull* nt an most memorable one Th® “Dacbse." 1 average uf *5.725. [) blood (known also as tho u Bates" blood, from the name of the original breeder.• ; The rest uf the herd 111 in number Mr. Thomas Bats^ of Kirklearington.' included the Oxfords, numbering seven in Yorkshire, England), gave the herd' ‘ rows aud twv bulk Ro-amoods, I-ady 1 Bataa. Lauans, Imdy Knightly., Lady its character and value Our Ameiican breeders, particularly Moser. Morris A ; Newham., nnd uth-r choice t trains related to the Duihgea au4 Oxliecar, Jonathan ThnrM an< Mi sea IIfiM&iUo. The total |ti* reahxsd file I Samuel Thome. Lad an long ago a* 1 , breeding etdnulr w*s *3841,890—au ar- ' 1850 to 1855 mode purchases uf th. ciage of over *3.441 each ! The tiunwt dm in* the tedding was ■ PAPER 1 ivary year incmure the p iptilnrity •! thh valuable Hair Piij arntion; whlrii i« <|t-..- tn merit nlonr. Wc can msllesH l.«l nvit.ro ftttr id 1 p.nnms that it i. kept IM. saj the fill, up to its l:i--i> e'andarxl; and it is* lu.c.rr i- :!u- only iulisk'oandpciteeted prep, orati >-t fit.- rretnriuff Gkat oa F*nrr> AFRICA IIai* to h« ymrthftil vnlor. making h •oil. : isttnn-. and rilhcn. Ti e .calp, by it* nee, l-c-i-drncv u Lite and clean. It ranovri ah eruptions usd dandruff, and. by its tunic properties, prevents the hair from fnJIing out, n« it stiinn' nJ<s* Rrt'^ *Le hair-glands. By It* dw, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In I oldness, it n-qc-riw the capillary gi-wul* to their normal vigor, tm«l will create a nc-w growth, except in ettre ne old age. It it the most re-momicnl Hah: D::t'>>sn><; ever used, n< It lequirr* (evrar application*, nnd pile* the lucir a splendid, glossy ap­ pearance. A. A. 11 ayes. M.D, .Stat® Awiyer of Massarhuretts. snr«, " The (Mistitvwnts arc pure, nnd carcfullr rdetted for cxMilcf)} iiunlity; and I consider it the Run PnxrABATtox fir it* intended pnqiote*.'' iLANTATION ITTERS &TEk~’ V M I' M Jt fit tWi .tW>. . Temperance Bitters pSi-s-t; ssrastris; I, Urn . w<. * I... W. IM>.. r-M Tkir-.. Ln Michigan Central B. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, U-L.ra iMnwl *»4 CUra*••. laskiar s!m« eeaiMlmi >llk Usu<> E..I nfl.rtr.il s»l U r.; Ir.m use il TH! ».t«i mor® or ]<-«« successfully bn-1 fur twen ty years. Ia JhiT Cat Murn*, :ku-a sol® pronrietx-r of tha Morris A Been bent sold alF(son>n fifty animal*) tn Mr Samuel Thurne, thus placing th® Duch- made with great discrimination and Thus ended th® most remarkable sol® , 8JJ*“**“*E? * boldness; end though losing valuable of cattle ua record, It forms an'epoch i’l HL cows by arcident on the passage, havu^ i hi* one thousand guinea ball peer® I which Will ba dated back to at a rriu. in the hishwy <>f«wsli-l>rod stock a. Ion; New Boi wurthloee, and loaing beeides by light­ ning, hianndaunted pluck as a buyer, and thogreatpr-.es paid, guv® hi, hard a rtputebon second to nouo in the Wild Life world.. UAUji ol ISfil Mc. Dwnu> sent young bulls of his herd to Eng- Xr%rs.s^5:l:: :w.‘ in the Far West The Babcock there hare been not infrequent pur... .«® ssu uuea ana so > chases from c.ur l*et American herds ; were the stables The exhibition ’ if for exportation at constantly ineroasing ! burses for draft aud tho currit^o teams i price,. • : were the only one, we •hod• au opportu- 1 Aerate yssr.lurite tih se« Ae.ei.iem et Mr. Thorne parted with his entire city of seeing- Wo most say that we T7"Trp A T5 Cjr^KT herd to Mr. Jas. 0. Sheldon, of Geneva, । have never ecen a finer display of hepvy Ek-A X k^XXXVO V/A w ia 1867, who, after successfully breed­ draught horore at an exhibition save 5*4bsudwtaivt kyl.lentrr, bvn W c l*eing it for some years, and adding to it thoenof Canada whdre this class is a I *“"' "L——-»• J 1 by Double purvlisses nnd importations, i specialty. The first premium was taken : sold tho herd* to Messrs Walcult A I by a Canadian horse owi rd by Mr. Campbell, th® wealthy proprietors of Wm. McGregor, of Bayfield, Outaro. | the New York Mills cotton factories, Fur acnou, compactness and ease of and of about ono thousand acres of movement as well as fine proportion it most tnilr and beautiful fanning land* > was conceded that he was not excelled surrounding them, and extending fur 1 by any home on th® grounds. THE HURRICANE some' miles along the Sa^uoic creek aud j In the carriage class fur Hams over felWtl upon the so-called Mohawk fiats near ; 16 hands high, the beautiful mahogany Vtica. : bsy tram of D. Il Hibbard, of Jackson, The sale took place on th® l(Uh ofii wa* awarded ths first premium They September. at_New York Mills, near ar® a sikudid epan, and w® saw no pair cl li«y» eithaiMt 'li^AaAHgau or at I th® y^idisn f* ihntfcuBted them in »tyW*Dion an 11 c lire. dHWing. while vsHl eTft.- hswb that tefeprerJ tho team wa* a good molel of a welt pro­ portions! large hors®. In tact Jackson bore off many of tha first premiums in i*Ws VINECAR BITTERS U-X.XAIlolWT.OrelSiAriirar.. rjLiBI ***' *"'* **“***•- from that locality. In the two claa.es of hones of al] work and ot' roadsters there was a eery jnsl cuui|ietit>on, and the rcmmillees uf judg»s had all they cuuld do tor two days to ge through In tha clan of horsas for all work, Mr. Fisk took the lint premium with bis great big Hambfotonian Bur, now fire years old, that made a very good showing in the fivs-yaor-old trotting ra­ ce*. This Rysdyk’s Hambletonian fur « large heavy horse that his made a rever® season is doing well, and has tbsm House near Livsrpool; Mr. rial­ vary fine action. There were a number fort. of Fspillon Market, Haibro ; Mr. C. C. Berwick, agent of Lord Dunmore, but, we cannot specially rater tu. Dreamt to buy fcr Earl Bectir®; Cummings, of Burr Oak. took tbs first Mr. Richardson, agent for Sir Curtiss premium on his three rear-ala stallion, from England ; and Mr. De ia Ferrell, the well-known purchaser and shipper of live stock, from Liverpool, attended to superintend the shipping of the stock purchased by Lord Skslmersdalo. Tb> B*tt—Tho Duchess cows and boilers uttered were eleven in number not including two, th® 15th Duchess ol Geneva [*s: tbre® years old and sus­ pected of not bring a breeder, which by vote of tboee present, at his own rsqucal Mr. Campbell wa* permitted to w;th draw; aud the 8th Duchess of Tburudale, 11 rears old and past breeding. The Duke bulls were cuf- “ - ------,. ly . th® id, 4th, and 7th f ALONZO XUBLK. t>.i. G«. rf iMfe WUk. t. . ■« Altesusrarr Marlsssrv. tl»l«4 gsMtssSerM. A. C. PCX. w**Xl Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., b .V*? J-J*"-”"'. •‘•“w*1 "• Wisklsies. *• •>«»*“ M®«wse Itsllir. brfrad1-sir.usl Is Ite a*no*r MU raort IsmU raw . 1 ssfewJtosffi Ss’E-i-.tn. I For? Wayne 11Janlsm & Santnar l It fm . MICHIGAN AND ssfisa&sSi THE SOUTH. TRAIW KVN arcmciOOTIMI. TRlISX GOtMQ SUCTH. DR. CROOK’S WINE OF TAR! UTHAIRON Only 50 Cents per Bottle. Go to the Banner Office n C. Pinasa.La.1 ya*r*dd. In the Roadster class there was a graad turn out. and the horv*re we saw MOHTOAUE SO. 13. for FINE JOB WORK. iSmtSr* hare bewn esteemed as superior horses then. There was mure use, more powCOMMISSIOXEKS' MOTICE. splendid bun*, Mambrino Gift owned K^«5!-i«34.*K u'- s=u?sa’i.iaR-«<K the first premium as a stallion fiv® yam c*f aad over, and next to him was Mr. J.'Cl Deyo's Old saint, a Ivors® of great [iowst, fins action, aud wboes colts era twginmng to show. This stallion « a sun of Old Sb Lawrence the famous at which sum bo was taken by Mr. T. every way than his distinguished sire, having mire sis®, a lunger neck, with vary clean limbs, and ot equally good actum. Next to him came A. C. Fmk's Msmbrinu Palcbeu. a hors? that trotted in th® spaod premiums and won in 8 H)9. JU.I TISN. WHITE S1TEEUJ.VO, GOUT. GOITRE. VURONCUITJS. KERV. toW I>EEILITT,IffCIPLEA'T CONSUMPTION, And all drawers arWnr from an teipra® oeo&tko of the lt«d. LYON’S , • «■**hw*.:. Duke of Oneida, a noble three vuar old, by 4th Dak. of G««^,M< M of 19th Dqpbew of Thorndale. to£ fikaimendato’s first bid of *10,000 Woman's Glory is Her Hair. -COKKeCTIONM. “■••wttosis srs m*:. ellk ad^-siK«;sA“x; 6107 * Iw... ESSjiXif •Mreit, Ks| Birsr S^kSfar^ 3*“si«4*SS^iu uxhswee a Fort Wsyee KaMresd*. JOB PRINTING miawsuB&ta fetal kftt.OOOit advaswed the.: *4.000 •5.000, *6,000, *7,006, *8.u00. then HO.«O, II2.0U©, |15,0«0, *29,MO, INK. CRAYON. WATEROOIiOB . AND OILS, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-22.pdf 591e1e107654caae66e93debffbaf1df PDF Text Text — The F<irJ«Lic\j< T(|e RepilsucAI< BaFmsr- RATSS OF ADVEBTJSHrO. VOL XVIII. pro!esiopal apd HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1873. Card*. Save Your Money FLUE J. P. ROBERTS BAJSE HEATER, NO. 26, Senior Grind Wardon—The Stone is f»rtrS. The Old Capitol and the New. The Corner Stone of the New CapitoL UUlD US MOT IBTO TSMTTAT10M & CO. I cannot think what detains her." Thanks to Mary's instructions I could Poor thing!" I exclaimed. mysyna­ «• were soon gathered roum ture immediately aroused. "But, ■nt tahls. Suddenly, them npt. will she know anything about DRUGS she told auntie that she bad been Womanlike, I began to cry; but through all kinds of housework ; bat Harry gathered her up in his groat. bet hands are very small and delirete." “ Why. 1 am getting quite anxious to see her; when will ths be here, ancient and honorable fraternity should Medicines Dye Stuffs. I PAINTS & OILS ■ School Books J- .Stationery Tho Display and Osremony At­ tending it to its Place. duty. fleet Junior Grand Warden—Die Plumb. Grand Master—What does it toaeh? wo urovo cur work. Grand Master—Apply yourljesrel to this Corner Stone and make report. Junior Grand Warden—Tho Stone is plnmb ; tho craftsmen Iiave done | their duty. « The articles to bo deposited in the corner stone were then placed these, and tho Grand Secretary "ad a list ot. the Travel and ’Gavsl, cons, h thenaj burden upon tho bed, and his friend The —------- - _------ay^roacbed, saying, “ Shs ha. faint- Capitol of the State of Michigan, and I Grand Marshal, advanced to ths stone. Suddsnly bs bowed bis bead upon his hands, but only for a moment; than The Grand Master having called the his place, said: “I, Hugh McCurdy, he procssdod to set the broken limb as Grand Master of Masons of the State of Michigan, declare this Stone to bo plumb, level,and square, to be wall formal, true, aod trusty, and duly stare I caught a word that sounded like - Charlie" thin the truth dawned Masons of the State of Michigan, and laid." Tbs Grand Stewards thou proceeded on the part of the Grand Lidgo ol the State, to perform wih them th* inter­ Charlie turned to u» esting ceremony of laying this - Cornerand Junior Grand Warden, bearing the THE MYSTERY OF THE JEWELS- glittering silver. A bright fire bunted in Uic grate—everything looks I so cheerful and homo-like. Just entering from the kitchen I be­ held a graceful form, clad in deep differently, 1. thought yean. I tbouvhl ingiy beautiful, and as the gas-light have eearohiKl svinmetry begac, and harmony displa^ od ber charms. They were associated not only for tho promotion of architer-.- lyliko eiml luti'y, saying i RUSSELL& NEVINS there il«y after facing a call-bell by my plate. FINE NEW STOCK OF | DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Positively saves Half the End of any Staight Draft Stove. Keeps Fire all Wintcs without rekindling. Hu a.Cast Iron Fire Chamber. • the oil, saying: " May the great Arch­ itect of the Cntveree Vises carload with •' Why, Ha-ry Wilds, you bars made tun ri'M in more than eno scan ' Am 1 dreaming ? Is abe to be my kitchen girl f Why, I cauuut treat her as hardly master myeslf." such!" To toll ths truth,Harry looked a lit­ tle l«ewildsred. too. his self control. refined. but thia is a little more Wasn't I happy ? of a young bnt generous cuounouwealth, and which shall rival in magnitude and The Grand pre;«red, and how thoughtful ot you to bare her here to receive us." ** Why, did you think I would bring you to a desolate, uninhabited place T Would I let you soil yvnr pretty bauds nt the outset? O, no" (another whistle) " I did think of baring a Hille party HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOE ' The above cut represent* the working of tho ACOniXT my brother in omn ceremony, taught by the fratnrtiity mis imiuw i* viveviw. Then 1 had to jump up and congrat­ ulate him again, until Harry said, turn­ nececaitiea which called it into existence ing Io his friend. " She is always telling the Boautr of Holiness to adorn all their (Wilde) bnt 1 think you are the on* of the Fraternity—but the hand of limn Ess not been laid upon its grand bring How our Mary gathered strength principle of sAerty which stands to-day and will forever remain the crowned Queen among the virtues until time now." ■ The heal, a? nhcwu by the arrowa, pao-e^ down the front PHfENIX CASH STORE i sre* *sst«r os tween the cast lining aud the outside across the double bottom.­ ___I and up between the back lining and the body of the stove, thus j • bringing the heat ctysc dbSO to the outside of the stove, and re-; .0. am^1 taining it near the flqor. where the cold nir always is. ErtHf Sforc gunifH/iTSiti yo Qiri Sqrisfi\cpofl i>it. ‘ j wm. joSTm'ib, . siaoe the dsya of Hiram, King of Tyre, did it have ■ nobler mission than it this best prints ih hastinos: - I - -4- l*1..Ii m,,,1 A<u. it I ____________ How bright the future looked to me Trie, my hi * ' * ** but I prefer empty bead. all, we had SLiltl niilv l,v HasMlt. ways quiet and polite. KTANLEY» bids th* (leopte ot Michigan to be of good- , i advancing I beheld the poor girt bow- Purs Wines and. Lianors’. FOB BBD1CUAL Ft'BIWiX. choking her whole frame. urn ns. to the Boys While I am talking ** What io it. Mary t" I said coming to the Boys, 1 am willing the mm towards her. and speaking as gently as should hrfwi. possible; ** What is it that troubles Dxaa Burs Did you ever see a lorely plant o'srabadowed and choked L. N. MIXER'S Scrofula Syrup! Sweet’s H°Tcl» 1 0 BASU BAFllM............................... MICH 1 » I Sherman J. Rich. MIXER’S SCROFULA SYRUP cures all Srrafuloas Atr.-ctions, Cancels. Eruptive and Cutaneous Dtoeaaes, such os St. Anthony's Fire Roue or Erysipelas. Pimples, Blotobre. Posluirs. Bolls, Turnon. Truer or halt Rheum, LTre re and Sorre, Dyspep­ sia, Debility and all Irapurltlre of the blood. TEJ1 and COFFEE •• Behold blossom of punty and refinement. boaeting; but accepting the past with tally- kind, but 1 want to went you all against trustful resignation to its unknown ills and a thankful! anticipation of its no- country. It to the Of which he has a VERY LARGE STOCK, and ho is deterramrd to sell at th In the brief history of our Stale, is ritten the history of our prosperity in ords loo plain to be mistaken. Its junction Guarani*«s SATISFACTION on Everything ha Jb-comiMnds, and he especially RreotnnMMids h« Michigan _Exchange. But wiH not be Undersold. GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. Mitiiiai. ■ CALL AT JOHN ining rays illuminate the world seeding ages, and our grateful descend­ ihod an effulgent brtlltancw from ants look back upon this ceremony and owremuny. Its prindplse having suction of tbs Great Jehovah, and but ....______ DENTIST Greztet SCROFULA ad CANCER RHE' and cittern mar ee* the symbols of that noble raanhood which stands on the plane of equality, and regulate its cun­ duct by tbs Plumb Lins of Rectitude, of poetical lbs Square of Virtue, and ths Trowel of It I * a Sure. Safe and Efficient Rems dy, pleesant to take, and containing m mineral poison. ' From the many fnvorable notices r ■ “O, “Ith IF YOU WANT WINES AND isIQUORS, For Medici 1'urpo.o PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. B*tcr GROCERIES /« f futurity. ■M MM will * t-Jhat CHROMOS, LITHOGRAPHIC CARDf. anisic, HASTINGS. MICH. MERIT, and everything you .vt xe-w- -roinc REWARDS OF >« i-riceh •fl arned you. Every boy should liberality of s/mw j- nicti Inspiration of genius, and the toils of The ea we ernes the masonic, threshold, or Uo not be W through TRIUMPHANT ! F- . THE Price, 81.00 per Bottle. flsrj. Our Hight of Almighty God upon W HEELER «fe WILSONT, aneiont B. F. STEINHOFF l/ltf>qOVED present picture of power and foScvty— thia lovoiy Peninsular Stale, with all Ito wilh: HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! Till I M’llLIHIIAIHI 'Sales of the nheeler MANTLES. SHELVES. ETC. thi’ paxf year in the Bent Guar" rantee of it» Superiority over all other Mtrinf machiiun AMERICAN MARBLE man’s pride, will Ifllsonfor - Sitiicai ill Maiital DENTIST “ And now,” said Harry, with- as-. .med gravity, Mrs. Wild a, .hall I Bciit£ the most simple in con­ struction, and easilfpodapted to different kinds of work, running . easier, faster, and with tess noise than any other sewing help youf Union Block, over Boston Cash Store. OYSTERS! ROOMS. ^ButwWredidyoufadberr Noth LADIES u. ad) u i« u«. A. D. COOK Agent. ger than Bis habit If in a usosnewt of anger or forgetfulness, ytm tell, do not FRESH OYSTERS by the CAN or machine, art qualities which recommend the Wheeler CITY DINNING <t -WUeon to p'Mir ot, Superior to any other Kwi«e h. i„n« To those, young or oH. w randy formed this habit. I dif �'IfflWIl A brief synopsis of the work nf the Coosritutioual Couimixfon, taken from otixod by a majority c Is-g.tlatura may make l|hr lypnHtran Jannn. Grateful foe the ir.ny also provide for toe apof Prorecuting Attorney by renrim of 60 day*, baginning w 27 th of August, it baa carefully the State Govarumant is still conducted. changei agitated by various c'asaM of National Bank of Near York City, and Exxrcnvx kLixiux, > Wasxxxstux, D. C., Oct 0, 1878. $ implied threat to tho National banka onewn* corpora* doubtful whether the plan of building licipri. It drop* a railroad (o tho Pacific will be actively ' t adopted iu 1802. taken up again for *omo time to cpmc ailed. I rue d industry isregaltnus Its i.died rewards, (trnaualb , but under atorklioldar* shall bo personally liable like these- They shall not acquire lands in th* Stat* except n* token iu go**l faith in paymnnt of dibx or such , a* may t>c »<c needed iu m legitimate legttinrato busibu*iurea, and lands acquired in violation of tom provision shall escheat to tli<> State; provision shall also b« made, debarring ' the election* al-all foreign earporaticu* which shall vio eo return hearilelt and grateful are nt hand to giv* the relief wo promised. I do cot briisre the prerent panic will iwledgmctita, and with nur thaakwwurk to individuals half toe injury it giviii^ wr may unite .•e-aauon «•! local at at Urge. Our planetary system is the creation of nadeasity. It ha* no *lastic- rwn and odd-numbered districts K United Stat The members lb* prohibition sgainsi di­ dutrtut* th* value of hi* paper dollar ; viding townships or dtio* iu forming Ilopreaenlativa districts is droppod ; al­ with tile same avidity now that tire gold so, of course, th* vul* placing several BojmeentativM ou a general ticket in very pojiulou* placee. The stipulation political right* an : tost* tho ballot: iSEeSSi“Old Hundred," the benediction by Bev. Noah Faaeett, and with a national .th. of MXt month. Th* Cluosgo Inter-Ocean is to cbanp' » form from lour to eight t«*a» 1 _ Vico President Wilaun writ** that hi* F. M. Hungerford & Co. OKtrsttst. raoni cb Commission Merchants. and other agricultural products mutt of necessity aril at a corresponding reduc- ttoutbern Bailway. i that labor this season liu been paid for Owing to the state of bi. health Hou hy al! clssaeo Of pn-ducere and taauu- lecture engagement* in the Immodlate presen', the premiun labor to riot materially reduced. CxaratSt t'etenbergh during th* boll- Th* St. Louie Mutual Life ho* filed tags and declares itsrif solvent. ITHE INTER-OCEAN Mining and lifo insurnr.ro cumj>aiii*i, like mnnicijial, railroal, and canal cor­ porations are tho only unr* allowed to iiu Ton* of Poultry ni.u , service th* agv of 8U years. Tho pro­ ' vision in tho old eonsti'utiun. allowing Wild Game for IMroll and Eastern th* Legislature to establish maximum Markete. ’ , I rill tcccivc I applteutiuM for jiartton Th* Judicial artid JuJct of re H"|«™ c.«„ countries have asked ur to rviin their to five, and fixe* theirterm at inn v*at< I,. __ j “______ -_ > _ ...... authority of law to do so. 1 trust it must be provided for. The Legislature wilt sew be gtren. When it is given ii will ba more than the equivalent of be­ coming exporters of article* of manufac­ nicipal corporations, may not help priture which were previously artirl** of possible after Jsn. 1, 1K75, the ugh th* import. Order* will come for large term of th* first appointed Judge is to ■uxrant* of coin. Li will be all in silver, in th* Sauli St*. Marie Ship Canal power* of Uio Supreme Court are stated I tn greater detail; it shall havo such ap­ except such n* is legally exempted. The currency, with a profit, and will probably pal late jurisdiction a* tho law may pro­ Lonuntwul exvtnptiun is increased to secure i. portion of uur pay^n the more vide, not extending to civil case* for rre 12,000, and mortgage* on the homeatoad 0 a BISMOL MOS! cd Wednesday morning Oct 8th U. 8. Gasirr. Youra truly, ly cannot be for the public good. W ith icArert at 82.00 a bushel and every thing School Cards, The Texas cattle trade bii* grown to thu magnitude of a shipnwut of500,000 Tbirtv-«ght young men left Lowell [am., for California the other day, o properly crisbrsto < I I1IOMOS ! anroirrox or tub o pl p lUSullUCiX unmet* in their charge for they own benefit, providing also for the payment •.ro •-» ■BE US < And juste to order CUKN1CE A WINDOW DRAPERY In any *<yle. pattern* of which we hav* tn exhibit. We have In stotk a splendid line of HALL TREEH. HECRETA1UE5. I BOOK CAHE8,*nd everything found ■ In a Ftrat-Cl>w* E*tabliiihriici<t, enn Ire j procure*! by calling on ' NKIjBON. NIATTEH A^O.. 2ft A 31 Canal Street, GRAND RAPIDS IfimO WANTED D18D D. SINE’S Register of Deed* or Notary Public, and to offices connected with schools and li­ brarian, and indeed whatever other* the LIFE BELOW UR. THE SURFACE ! ’ tmios n.rsox. OSE GRASP CASH FRIZE OF KSMta-ssr1CBO..B. — HOOPT^AK^ either by elected Convention or appoint- $5,000 IN GOLD 1 OXE GRASP GASH PRIZE OF 85,000 IN SILVER! skew ’ismcis ih--.ii;.t this Mint r:. CD mre'srireduJ* is abridged more than ona-Ulf br ’ ' BULLSOF SEW YORtf.BEARS *O sent soldrera shall apply to the township separately submitted i* Judge Withoy's proposition on tho license question. by public prison. PIER GLASSES! The ybjoct of Woman's Bight* ro­ brought on the American Bovolution, son shall fl ’ TO BB Pt'TKtBUTKB IN MBS And ean guarantee WO11K.M ANAlUP » and PRICER. We and have a Fine Line of smEKAKBS tai itter MG KOK FUBMTOBE, tl CHWtl S<5,000 00 1.1 u :l: ri. '4 AND CHAMBER SEJTS. G1 that England must import M,000,000 Will go PARLOR GCODS X CITY fi£W6 DYPOT. Of HASTINGS. MICH. or or race aro oblitcratrel thia Anniversary, establuh Courts of ' In Furniture, as now. Parties wishing | to buy anythlnx to oar line, should | not fall to come andrec us. Wo make a aPBCtAUTY In X iMaoaoaai ■ • las i . Ri" . BEAL GENUINE BARGAINS 0 fund to which thar belong On the 17th, last., the Republicans or tlto 6th Congressional District noai- tnut that, at least, th* docendants of th* s i'B FimiTIlE! z. CITY /lEWS DEPOT. A Celebration Proposed. Circuit Court* is not to extend to dvil cases involving Ire* than 825 excluding costs, unless an appeal or <wf<wwri is is the Centennial Anniversary of the allowed by the apjx-Uato Circuit Court CoranHsiioner* are to be appointed in each county br th* Circuit J u 'go. The Patriots of 1778. Oar JAstoUy. a ITul■driphia publication, makes th* follow- Senate approving in the case* of th* Supreme or Circuit Courts ; but if th* Sonata is not aitting, the Governor’s ap- CD 1NTKB.OCEAN. HO Lake hl-.Chlcaxo. liable for the sole debts of naeh oilier. km* drops tilt prohibition again*! t*«t oaths, and adds a auction forbidding Ttriu tj Salotriptiuoi. <71 HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK, prohibition, aud all other writ* and proebangcawire, bccauw tlwy may undergo ci’ases appropriate to its appefiuto yuri*diction, and it shall have original jurisprosperity of th* country, with the pro- further modification. I ahull give to i of their crop* on a gold basis T tho subject, however, my etn-wreet dings. aud W« think that scarcely poalble, and prooiwding* by ssw* Jariat to vacate let­ I havu written thia hastily, but if it ter* patent It appoint* st* own Clerk, coll* forth any views you would lika tv but nothing is *«1J about filing opto- Writ, lb. INTER OCEAN eS^rtoJlj r«n*«u:. I lbs xrest isirevsl* ot lb* Northwrsl. Il.. . NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. i Os* thsl will b* tresd islemiuix and sret*! lu i Aatvireas ia stsry part ot lb* Qtsri. CD M Oil Paintings - unless for purchtuc annoy, uro invapd without th* wife's signature. Home­ rkport or tab stead* also shall bo exempt from paying tbo dobl* of their deccusod owner* while ommondation 1 shall inako to Congress, and barn channel slightly in regard to banking laws .pico I last had th* pleas­ Can ure of a personal mtervionr with yuu. THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Is eeodecl sd ■ Ith <rnt ere*. a*daVwyild>*(.Msills is dess is rests Um MARKET REPORTS .<utl. s* lb. FA^tBRN ssd Dt7<IX»X* UFA • lbs XsHbweslcsa BELY CFOS. n 7 „ i II : to put ir in keep it here until 000. President Dyckman’s psach orchard, nt South Haven, nets him 810,000 this actual use, in<i*p*edetit of the pteciou, metals, is 8775 000,000. a 7 THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT , hibitiog discriminating running c>m • . , trust., i* inserted here, and is tho .uly j P^P1 ottruffon. ibuvn in th<» section limiting eligibility -diitinvtivoly -------------------------------- there ' “railroad" provision is. Tbo provirion* a* to eminent do-, main ore transplanted to another ar-. Begent of th* Univotsify or member of mnrkvt to ■ SPECIE PAYMENTS. too Stale Board of Educatiua ; no pro­ circulating bate judge, county clerk, treasurer, or Tho President is said to favor the artiest re*nm|>ti«Wof specie payments, w* will havo made a rapid atridn toward superintendent, register of deeds, or H.I It ...... ,U. «« officer appointed by tbo President, can bold a roat in either Bouse. After the ready for that resumption with little disother beneficial effect*. Experienre has ba brought in only on the Governor"* oxenaw uisomre niter on impeacnm'uit has been directed is extended tu nil of­ I the general prosperity of the 'country. ■hall bo ficer*. and n-rt merely to judicial. In I All know the productive cnvrglreof the this Imsineu of th* country. Silver will people are taxed to tticlr uttermoet to [ meet the to mnnda of ccmunrrec. The Tba Governor may enuveno the House export* arc increasing with uucqualvd du rd of value*, which will be hinrdod of Representative* to ditort impeach­ rapidity, while the imports, other ment. and subsequently tho Hcunlo to j er i’cniurula is drcjqwd. So i» tho try it; and if it is Ihe Governor that is authority to proviJ* bylaw for too to ba inJj.MU.ilcd, this duty is to l>e jwrrod million*, in time, pl this specie* i juisUige ou all maihiblo matter received «n>* ciiculaiing medium. It will l*ai shrinkage the to tnnetiun* of rblte th* The jusin change in the ediuatiunul article vests tho control of tho State University conclusively in tho B*gont*. Lut obliges theui. when they accept about eight, and unlove the Influx l«*gi*lsti«e appropriations. t<> carry out the condition* attached. The Superin­ ' conMqtreatly enhance In proportional tendent of PuHie Instruction *liall be ■^tia membe; uf nil State Educe-1 our stride* towards a higher approci.- ■tod cate*, e. y., changing names, I Board*. The Lcgialaturo shall; |o |br uf a0 tioo ol our currency will l>* rapid. .ump|fon with JittUi additional Oiatur____ oarus or tn* mate ruouc bcu»h, . . . • i„ nnmri.i eiret<«. - ■ tion, regulating Agricultural College, and Its form Echool j it>« msmTuC . srs recoguirt.*d by name, th* Governor ' *?.*"*' filling racancie* iu theta. Th* First National Bonk of Athens, Cmtrcial aii ftnilj Nrttm Il isiwt SSS*IM bv ssy psbtisslls* Islbr <. v -rr- Mew Advertisements. ill, no doubt, lead to Ingiibuion to re- spreading its protection over eywty vul- IJ Neatly half a million of money ba* ; liable lika thu tlockhuMer* fur debts been voted bv tbo Legislative cMimbly I in Australia fur tbo purpat* of coming,' too redemption of bill* und not** is out tins rnquiri-iui*nt* ut tbo n« w Educadesignated os ‘-lawful uiouor o! thu United Statet," inatoad of •‘spoci*." iln.ertug muila nt a dreadful civil t<) ttltn pray ere for ihctr c ououiace. Akriy Zwrye fiMurei -f lltadmj Ha-tn, AtltHmfksateUlslKd only* Auk cren tris > l.ss*r*-B.->. It Um tor. Sr «->o prei'U. .. THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER rir ins xosrno'i^r through the old Constitution. opens condition of tho Government, it* ability th* hour of peril finds him, |>» rvsrees «f ths trier Mill srtUhttMlXTEF.. OC)[t5 bss Ire* >sMireU.il hu b«re TEN <:<»!.! n/ FOLIO PAPER storiaI District, on the various propoiltious submitted, by tho Commission Io Ci ties and villages ehall be UKOrpor- tbo Lsgialatutc. ba siren in full. !ed only under g*ncral laws, though :Uo Bute boundary Sir Hugh Allan ha* surrendered his -listing charters may be altered. The general laws shall limit their powers ol charter to build tbo Canadian Pacific Bailroad, and the Government on. its part has reloosed him from the bond Clan Grant are 1-nnri.AUATiojr. rnx »rrtrartc*v rxwxFAHta, J-OIl 1M7O. Ehenuiatiuiu, --------------------- Scalds, Lameness, Baras, Sorcnca*, Netintlfiia, Sore Throat, Boils, Wounds, Hoarwneiw, Ulcers, Bruises, Piles, Sprains, Headache, Colic,. Old Sores, Toothache, All Hemorrhage*, startling xltaraUcns, embodie* to* cor- uired an answer particularly, NATIONAL TEASKSjniBG- jJaoo-iu this issuu. Promptly, and ap-ii patently to the vary general aatiifaction [ of th* public, th* Comiaisrion Aid »«» i work. Owing tu the podtion which w* > occupy w* shall not fori at liberty tu !; comment Editorially ou the particular , merits of th* juoposmi amendment*, I but shall from iiiuo to tlm* publish tbo " ’ family tea parti**, club JOB PRINTING Morion) CD 3 WnOLSBALK * RtTAlb ~ GROCERS. Iho links thn: bind inc aflatod term*. Atiertis ii tie Hanim Banter. General, Hon. J. J. Cole & Son, X Cwrese el Mate si-4 Charsk H*. 0*t gar St* UrafUrtu LAlil) PU8TE, ' SHOD iiiffliaE, UK at Bin �U|E R^nlSUC^^B^MI^. I THE RIGHT OF WAY. J10NSWA6GLED 1 Heal taw piotics?. < ' tntoiai pqpu w usrr tum. CLOTHING. Regular ct-rm machiuo is in full rnmu, XUmtey t ' 'iatejrss NO WUHmi:». . DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE RICH AND THE POOR. On mutton Aid. Bentley wan appointed ' OBS1HMLI “0«E MHUr iK« fflf I Beyond the Mltsluippi. iSZ r u s***^’;. . „ I:un'*a * «» Prtltitiu at If. A. Bussell, and 121 firm nroewifatra this. Tbo Boot and I otbers far an approprutlou 'on Henry i ^hoa basilicas will bo continued by Mr. ! Btmc, was prasanlnd and referred to who axpiwaa hta sin-j WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! report at next mcetini;. • want of first clans Boots, Bboco/Uvar-1 PnUiion of H. J. Kcnfield. and it1 shore. Rubtors, Blippwro'cte., cheap lor ‘ rouM >JsTS*l nrirco nald fee o»J, .' ~ • i~-~ usmuiaw.-. liookstore, ha. Iwt received a full line Prtrca paid for their productions, to soy j Fhe Jl.yii pro frm appointed a. such of the 1 ..xt Books to be u>«!Tn tbo pub­ nothing of the reductton in prtoca on Committee Utd. Beamer It .|re nlld lloKcl>ools.rfthbcfty fur the ensuing imported necwMlties throngb the reduo-1 Hama. f . which ba offl-ra to tho nubile nt tlanln -----. , ! — . „ itie lowed c«»h price. He also ha* a tlnn tn Utt tariff ratro on freights. With th—. r.^ VV----- ’ . , ™ bldcwalk Commltto reported In fineasaurtmsnt of first else. Stationery, n ten tneec facta iM-fon- you. wu ask. favor at mnur„rHnu._ _____ !•«,. r..v. >i> '• I Ibo way of the oonstrucfooktng at the question - nu’’.I.' : raJ:S: the Company w ill bennly a Unto from each perron, while Che benefit* to be detrlved from the--------road will be perfectlyy --------------------The Committee appointed to notify enormous both iu individuate through j ]»-nons having frtet-f.l* tn retuovo from wh<w land the rued run* and the public old cemetery. rnported t hat they havo geaeraily. Forthte reason, it to both 1 pre farmed they duty, having notified falrwndjutt for the people afong the I ninety nine person* and have pq-ted lino to donate the right of wav. and, notice as well tu publishing th. wme in oho, to aubocnlM'r liberally totbo stock, the county pope:.-. ■ ROBKKTtl. r.M. “riXX..'1"" "" TO “SV- .—.. >-! .1 mi “tB tuaVEKS PUIIX1PPA M. P. OJO. W.SLXDE.S*«7. HASTINGS LODGE, NO- &£, r. a A. u PAJUMKR ENCAMPMEXT. NO. *0 xsir’"4 * tnM,!‘ Ih3,*Jy •5X WILLIAMS. Swllw................... ItASTIXGS LODGE, ND. SN. .»wr , , . , . , . ,1 and to prepare swung num to transact I । wrommen iu.1 m d^ptia, ehroni^ i,llsintwt ncatlv, rorroellv and with di.»etm Monday, through l.to Agent, Mr. I rbaumattem and droiwy." This merff- p.-4ch—.'ter.M» D«A'» Ahtoynto. 23 1 C.O. Titus of Pbltadelpbte, places! on | C;M j, mM|h4 with ^4^ in | - --------- -- ---------------- cJmntk- of’ iterrv with of the 1 ^tamillon'» Buehu and Dandolkm-> Etstxt.—AV. Oven and 8. Iz-wiv, an^tnta of Mtehtonn which for ta-autv of P™ •* ««Wilional jamit m । o®»rilW »ato Warlati A DavScbmHtata of Michigan, which for beauty of * T, Lined Adjustable Itamper Stove Grate, finish, exrallcneeof binding, jmd perJ- 1 ’ for buruing wo.zl or <J.l. On* of tbe LOCALS copying a full page >■> by 13 inches, and What Physician* say about Dr j rae-LU-d of your fuel and otherwise | glvta every euWivl.ion of land from a<- . Trask’s Magnetic Ointment Many mak” yuur'stovei much miro valnable Srtcixx. Nonet—We pay 41,60 a. cord for dry siovo wood on subscription. DEPARTMENT. . t OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. l»u Overcoats, Visiting Cards. Buelncvi Cards. Weddlhg Card*. Druggists Lsbelii, Full Klirct Postess, s Wo make a Specialty in Hoavy Winter Overcoats for Men, Picture Frames, Having scoured the Services of i MR. JAMES M.HEWESi Who is fully Ccmjuent (<> make for Boye. for Youths, ... Children’s Chinchilla, Cape and Other Styles of Overcoats. Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. BEPuMRlJNG ! IW SIU V UMH WI IB IBB To Merchants wc Sell Goo^t as Cheap as they can buy them in any Eastern City. MB. WILLIAM H. STEBBINS An Ezperinrtsl |>c.-von in STAR CLOTHING HOUSE HEMM! Donee Programme*, Wedding Invitation., Double Mammoth Pcutero, In fact any kind or style nf Printing. From n one line Card to a Ten Short, i and onw th. t will be appreciated by all' Oro. & Wm. Ckvvtand, Waterville, ' who hove occasion to consult a plat of .. .i——------ —------------------------------------ ,... -------------- -------..... ~ -' our City or any of the Village* in the ! I)r‘ Uuck,DSllutn. Munhall. Dr. Ires , iiU«. »sesfc»««. cure bargain*. Cal! nt ones. 25tf I------ s-^-s no ontlrcly reliablepints have! t'jn> tatngirtiuld. Dr. Bmgbam, L'tina. , Bore clnnee to torn..!: Scaaol room* „ „ ,,, Council mooting. Monday evening. Seo Sidewalk Ordinance in another ■ been madJ. Tbto map has • N- Y-- Dr. Brunson, Clinton, Dr. Bim-H. cheaproMMFIlCl t I f carefully cxamlnel by our: Clinton. S.-i advertisement in another , (.B/^i,’w“i r.n.3ts • -. MUtalS: ’ ’ ■ “ column. This wesk| pap»r it dehtyvd a day by I IVm«bb Bnrl AmiI.'Sm re-,1 r—t.lc ' . .I.... .. • ■ ' 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH BACON & KARRS CIHPBEH on PHSLOH SETS, SOF^S, < COUCHES, fHUOIlS, BUCKETS, «d. on Saturday. this <#tr alone. is at Maple Grove, attending the funer­ al of lira. Aiktnen, | Hasting., P. O., Get 21 th. 187:1. , ^bu best remedy fur Diarrhea, Cholera I Henry Burcham. Jay Ih ane. Lemuel' M-arbus, Colic and kindrod Diseases । GIVE US A OAIX ! Most carucsUy we comaroud this Atlas Knowles, H. J. bally, J. L. Whwe»r. : to the notice of every ttaldetU ot Barry i Direct your totten to number ol P. O. . __ ____ M..____ ... - ----.n,l»l» .. CLureh in this city. 1 fl j “ praggi.t, j ° . . - J. Itoazsr., P. JL gan«. preach at tbo Presbyterian church In this city Sunday morning next. Ushod, and like everything that cornea from that office is a thing of bcau’y. . .. The Ladire’ Society oouMcted with Kruanue! Church. w31 boentertamed by Mr*. Joliu* Rtmeon on Friday afternoon . It 'h®in af,J'“4,UTllI“ ” deteraiaesl Io pick a quarr 1 with us but . d„ w- Ut, none othvr । I tfw MnJret feeling*, towani him i . f I)a. withou: WMHlng u, , air. wootsy uns jum “““• on mcrus, uo —of hi* boot and shoo shop a sign that fe wo in friundiy way advised him that Give them a call. never used inquire uf sotno fri.-nds coutwrning^ts virtuiw. h era, and uses tho patent wheel at that; nd warrants them right up tu tho -hub. __________ 13«f The Hire House hotel at Grand Tho tickets en> out fo- the Fnotaau ■ B»ll to be held nt Union Hall on tb« 7th of Nojwmber. wxter the auaptore of P.rarer KreCo-apony ” ’ '' Citv Tim muaie i» to Bond. Tickets t2- imrtadiag W. H. STEBBINS, H, W. BELDING. HaaUngv, Oct. lA-23tf P IA NO S FOR SALE. i 1 Span Horses, 1 Yoke Oxen, "1 bo CoMtitutioual tjommhwion did its work in exactly half the time allow- Min, at tk» Dtntal nfier A. 1‘. DK.tK^ if. P., Otrr Jrl*v A Side’* Dray Stori. 30 Financial matlrts nro alowly but perhaps nut just complimentary to the surely improving all over tho State *o I businmi* men all »ay. Suhicriptioas to the Capital Stock of half and half i«pcr* in a into utne, i Tl»o State Treasury purchased Oct. 9, 194,000 of Michigan &afo bond*, sixes, dqe in 1878 and 1883. Cwrebro-»pinal -mangitiv is said to bo kiln bf-limo,’just burned, frwoh end of tho doxens ofjournals n.ing the patent I prevailing among the horses is Grout Hope. township, St. Chur county. - We paid a visit this morning to the Bev. Zacbarish Eddy, D. D, has A rare chaneo to nuy Dry Goods I nlcn School building, which to now icing pushed forward very mpldly by W. I. F. Hams, Esq., who hss a force f twenty men at work. We arc glad to know that Mr. Hama has tbo Job in hand, and we are Mured that the build lug will be completed and ready fur A meeting. in the interest of our new’ occupancy on the first Monday in next railroad was held nt PoJunk, Rutland* The Board of SuparvuKM. oomploted ih.tr work and adjourned on Saturday looming to Monday. January fifth at 2 o’clock, P. M. Tho official proceedings Will bo published in oar next paper, tn the mean bM it te not too much tn say, that tbo work of tho Board was never done more harmocicusiy, and we think tbair action will meet with al- the place, op­ . A. CKJODYEAR'H Hardware :mbkr from the editorship of tbo Albion Hr- Dickinson pointed it i Oat. Bil>. A. little fun attached thereto. Forwmo roaron, tbo sprakore were roptreented a. B-nator Anderwu from Eaton Co . Carter from Barry Co., nod Ackley from Calhoun Co. A rouaing meeting, intense interest. «700 to the atoak and one mile right-of-way wax the nwult. AB wonid have passed off as noth gathering* ‘urtar.’ had not a flax­ ' Luadcd urchin discovered in tho Scuater from Calhoun, the veritable Fred. of drug tame. "By «V b* ‘*I » , bo blamed if the Senator from tho ICth | j-,^ test th. -n- who sdvwttaw j himself m the ‘City l*ogRW.' ' I that chaj> from Baton Co., didn’t look 1 like lM»ey, although ha wvre a Create, ‘ bat. and loomed up about sis £»«t. k1; SMOKERS. Bo assurnd that 8. J. Rich keeps the I 1 Two-year-old Heifer, 1 Yokelyearling Steers, 1 Two-year-old Steer, 1 Yearling Heifer, First-Class Instruments. 24*8heep. R J. GRANT. IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS: ItosaaUo of A XamUra th. Un of Cantata Omni st Um Brig "MUsels." s.4 Jrjh. New Scales. New Styles. naaa being sorried on by Jim Button. Jim m on SoOmon Street, and dore our, »«<».-« than ooy other mstitubon of the kind in Hasting* Die store » New Prices. Very Low. CLHUUITCOUIlTS-1874,1875. bb ~ . and the inatiiufion’te unurually pro^-erou*. Tho State Dental Atofciatfon wai in nt Ann Arbor lau week. A committee reported .troagiy in fever of I nil dentists in tbo B»te joining the t-ndas union >.f dnitnta for mutual pro- Treasury ■jp^.i^agsa to $25 5 to SO to 15 to 20 | FOll SALE Gold 108 3-8. lie-want to-day. YOUTHS’ to $12 5 to 50 ...10 to 30 SPECIAL NOTICE.________ £ -- S-S-fc «!•>-«• UMiWr pito. tiKiet eminent vtvu h.ngtneera tn u»e j i u • , . . . । AND U|l•^nr*1, I An Atlas ol Barry County. ■«.<n e .nitric . . BOYS’ Children's Suita, Boys’ Suits Youths’ Suita;.. FURNITURE I ------------- - . - - . . Near Btauffer’o City Pining Room*, or , j County, In amount *qual tn value 10 and i-wwe 82. IT, «»• allowed and Nations! Hotel. Apply E. H. Lathrop, i all you are asked to subscribu in stoak| order to ba drawn from Contingent or donate In tbe why of road tied, every : Fund. Partiw desiring to borrow Muncy cijaax j Aoronnt of V u„ Tinkler, iflowel ut Ho EveryOne! tber in largo or small amourdx, will do Looking at thia question froth this; te.OT. .... . , , ,, , , well to call on Fred V. Young. Attor­ •toad point we believe we should fall to Aceounl ot John F. Gain*, work <m I gA "a G** BnauL ney at Law and Justice of tho Peace. Office over 20U .v . .. ... w.v, oiivwa Hulu the bo.it stock in Hasm... the ».«« Pottofllce. « urge upon you all, not uuly the |ktojwrity cd and order to bedraw from reaper.: d ® awl lor thBt nunc — -----but the abtolute duty ef taking ttie n- Uve Word. a. changed. u Jd go Urc-foal. We all know Gary, The fosf shilling Sugar r in Hatting*, quMtc amount of «:<s* and of donating On motion Council adjourned. aB.j know ho means just what ho saja I« W1J by g. J. iCoi, !)„, truggitt. Itltf with U>e least possible delay, as you may J. W. BKXrinv. Store on Jeffcrwra Street. 24w8 1 l>c asked, the right of way. In the town­ Another frosh arrival »t sphtrlid ship of Hastlnini we are informed every — ■■ ■ «----------School Book - a fine «tock, such as The modtaua! clfocts of Bachu arc , «in bo used iu tho city school*, just Musical InttntmraU, at S, J. Bien, ]>cr»on bas/rve^ done thia, and that the lOtf deeds are all exocuteiLMi-n ofPralrioviUc tumined up in tbe Unite ! State Dis. : rocaivw and for snlv at live and lot 1iv.< Barty, Hop.-, Rutland otnl Irving, can j pswatory a. foM«ws ■. “It u giren in • P/tore by F. D. Ackley, nt the City Ih-ug dbrl I.U1.I.P., » b. tahl.J ,h. ,QC1, ,~r U,W th,„ok bbJ Tho Grand ItopLlt Biuinea. CoHegw ! already good a* thei. Mate . , ,, ,, usnohave a road is* J. „r 1 , “”.k-. ’1 ... .U ncknowlmiged tu bo the brat furnish-1 1UII Heads , M and tnoit comtnodioua iu the uerth-1 Statements, gUnd, retention or incontinence of urine, Vest. Ito reputation for nmeriority ' MA80NIC. CHILDREN’S, Cheap Farms iu South-west Mutant t.' 1wants nt the Public for everything in . 12 15 17 25 6 Fine Beaver Suita for Men, .... Fine Custom Made Suit, for Men,.. Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. , STMS & DIM Tho Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany offers 1,200,000 acres of land in 1 i.Vt.ual and Southwest Missouri, at from S3 to 112 per acre, on seven years' | time, tnw, with free transportation from StSt-Ij eg Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil, i timber, mineral wealth, schools, church- ' es and law-abiding society invito emi­ ' <• I Bill■ fn.n, nil WMnlM ,In.i.t nf 1 $12 15 30 SO • 40 18 Good Heavy Casnimerc Suita for Meh, EMIGRATION TURNING, Mrs. Wm. II. Hayford offers Ler M rj'tore other residence, nt a teacher of U1U'*’, both vocal amt instrumental io.‘luding tho Organ aud Piano. T.nr.s ! ?,0®° for Mlcewns, payable one half !,n £4’r“noc’ .. , ,... Hasting*, Oct. 14th, 1873. Account ,r Hhertll Vrooman, was rt,, ■_ , ~ , faired to Finan-r Committre. h“.“j*„’/ Aecount of L. itumei: wm refa.red to M'Draery gmale. thiafaUandu aaknowl Finance Committee. b-v 0,1 * 1,0 ,ho TMW,“ “ Account of T. Alton. M.0Swm allow- n"‘y’_ -*U CHUItyiEl. u; M n.-.' 7.7 5351*K^7. a%.7. -.pronwaiteat. fssrsr Msrfisa Th«rsSsfearsTraT kvte te PRICE LIST FOR THE NEW FIRM! further West are prompt and reliable. : Heath & Co still lives and arv tolling Tho Texas connection of this road is uow completed, and passengers are . 1 : rash prove. 1 bo hundred* ol Picture ctlmd a brat class, all-rail route from ■raaC.naimlU.won Ordinance* report- Frames, made by them, throughout the BL Louis to Texas, either over tho Mis­ rd fcvorable to tha adoption of tttwKkU j County, will «x«k tor thnmselvc at to souri, Kamas & Toxas R. R, via Bedalwalk ' WBtir Ordinance. n*.un.n— tupwiorily in that lino of their On-motkin tho report was accepted. butinrsv Coffins, Cotket* and Undrrtnkec*' Guodt wo keep iu undtoss variety and guarnutcc entire satisfaction tu all Northern Pooscnevr Agent, "2 Lloyd St., Buffalo. N. or.-E- A.,Ford Gene­ ral I’uMcngi'r AgaaL St. Izmir, Mo. Hauk. oct22t2 yes and nays m follow. • Qnrstiom will be cbcerfull* aud prompiAyi-a—Aid. Muiige, Williamt,B>Mmcr, side of Creek Street. : : BUrt. n.u*uureUfiwtii>is,) - ■ • principal potato in the yv. Ws believo that B"areroom, 2fo. £55 Greene, near J �482348485348232323532353533000 c -vering a period of woudvrful bnmi- I Htaiioa into the inlori ir. Ix-tweett the ‘ Mi-risaippi end tko Rocky Mwufains, ■ tire fact wse dew.hj»id that bare was perennial i»as utes. “boundlras. • idles*, gateleas," where cheap beef and mut­ ton, also, could bn rained to fted the world, and al the same time, develop MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division ftota Wyoming, the chorao homo of graminiiorvus animals. Probably C 1uradu is the grand stock-raising Eldo­ rado. The vast herds ot cattle fr.au Texas, Mexico, and other section*, are driven into thia Territory, to aw .it buy- gisis of Coknwdo, ft has been disrovered, which covers the plains and bills nine months ouvof twelve, possesses gnat fattening properties, aud at the prswaut time the numb er of cattlo in tost country is estimated st two hundred large yield is always a legitimate aim. and is sure to be profitable in one way, if not in another. A crop may lie •> expensively raiwd ns to cost mure than it will sell for, even when prices rule high, and yet it may bn worth to tlw owner all that it cost him, mu', mule. In the light of au agricultural experi­ ment. it contains instruction, and if made with sp dal refervure to ths. ob­ ject, it toay prove extremely valuable ; and uot auervly this, but it baa the fur tb< r advantage of leaving the laud m better rendition for future crops. Two fanner, lor example, who inve.ts non heavily than usual in his corn crop, iu th* expectation of a proportionate yield, (tough he may fail to reulixe t u full fruition of fan plans, is at least tolerably Aura of more than an onlinyy yield, aud derives in oidhian, other in>?dan'-*l benefits iu tb« A-xtrn tillage, tbo extra manure, and tbo dcsdruction of weeds. Thsec advantsgea are uot roufinrd to the first season, lint reappear in the suc­ ceeding crop, and, it taken in tlw ag­ gregate, uiU psobabiy return has outlay and leave him u margin. Av a rule, 1 fttSt tioas, aud live yuung hdy who sets her cap to capturn him will be stuo to find herself caught, for bo can not be do­ mesticated to any alarming extent. When I rm him swelling it down street, with his kid hat, aud plug glow*, and fancy cane, twirling it and hi-, mu»- Magnetic Ointment sf rssas Sissi iSl wsri. sseuksieru M.ncsc'T. . I'inUsiAUB. MsrA.ll Mak. that of _ _____ _ ____ ___ _____ will rosily contain at« time tw.-nty-five ' thousand band •>! cattle, one hundred | . thousand bogs, aud tilty thouumd sheep. ' The oattfo are brought in by ('.roves, put. in tho bands of partirs who sell ifa tu 1 i to Ea-t.-ro buyvrr, and ar; then driven , into tho cats tor tranqsutoliur. Well leguiatrd le»f expresses aorf run bo- I twet u Chicago and Albany, New Yuck. | Brighton. snJ otherXs-ii.t'v And tbi* is the method br wKlch we getourlxef ; Cattle hit ut«>n coni at twenty cwutx per bu.be! are transformed into* steaks nt thirty-five rents per pound. Tbo era ul , ctuwp b-Ml b*a not yet dawned upon us. The ixoblem rsmal... unvJved. — /take £s,gaolia Balm SSfiHto,. Complexion. tswiszS^KvirsaSE st Ssnasll. Mish. Srs ,w. I'M Ux <tsis >1 Iks MT1H u. - : aslKtar. wsttsstrfa.. iffot' Michigan Cenlral R. R. OLD, RELIABLE ABO DIRECT ROUTE, teJW^awwSStt! K. A WATCH FREE 1 fish whou the tin is tilsl iqarneJ, and the .wvgUwmoi I4e <41 (always supposing ! a go.1 biaad). print tneir charm. upon । memory. The ti.hrry te carried un gvu- I erally trutn Julv to Novomlwr. all along ■ tlie west coavt of France, Two of the Liqp-st stations nn> at Douarenney aud than mist of us would suspect. A cr^p Cuuiurncuu Floats ot boats go out thus raia.si, even it net manageI witu •«r tew tuilea and *|re.dout their nets the beat uf judgment, is at Lusk a step by the side <d which some codroe is in tho rigM diwxtiaa. I: is an effort v. develop Ufa tugboat tsjavibility of the . soil, it aims at a high mark. Omul Tbi WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS Pills, *• >M|tHa4*U vyriM.W *t mH aUasn era >m rwl Maw.l aaM kImi MURDER?, SxSrSi ing to boy ru' h They are sold by the I thousand. The eurer employs large i.uuibrrs uf loots, who cut off tbo beat’s of the fivh. wash and salt them 1 T he Cab are then dipped intn bulling oil 'vinegar bub reckless, but ho in evidently nest. sensible and means business probably l< .* money the first year, if be avoids serious mistake., it prove the most profitable crop uo raised. |f ii should even hare no < tin ; the labc Is tire put on, or Mmictimca enameled on the tins, then they are ready fur export - It doei not always । rm tub.- ruin, nibensi that ibofongt'rthe UVH.GST9NE tin is kept tn-upeued tbo more mellow do the fish brtutue, and if proj^tly pteparI pared, ago improves thcui as it does Suod wine. But if they are too salt at rst, age dues not benefit them—they always remain tough. The sixes of the tins are known n> half end quarter tins There are two half-tms, one weighing • ighti-en uunees. and the ..’ther suitsen ounces gicna. The quarter tins usually w-igh about seven ounces, but there | i» a largo quarter tin sumetinir-s impor­ ted. Whole tin*, aud tvrn larger oats Mill, sre ured in France, out seldom bitters sass AFRICA 'i.7<7) •raisis-; Us4 Hsao. WASHINGTON 235353534848302631914823485390485323 That Hfa, TsSTw, Sk£y-Lxkfa^>nh •r itysa. Wteiss WwsSUww. VSsees. •to Weese or say ansa eC MewMr nsUly ewttols ato OMseiMr saSsr Its InSyenas. fa Mat 11 will es yee Nte fMCawd suso The only animal which we barn on exhibition thia evening is tlio fashion­ able young man of the period, and I may be allowed to say just here that the pariad secrua te bo unusually long. Step forth, (.’harks Augustus St. KjMSSiir « Wt u For* Tam Jartsm & Sajiias Go to the Banner Office DR. CROOK’S WDiE OF TAR I aTrs TfsnsfissMU kr raw ■■rrn.IT. r—u sori— l« tes« liss rsesnl New Book for Agents I W. «... A ...i* ' will see that he baa a tine head—of hair, lor tb" Ml iipuu which it grows t. extremely mellow, and ho keeps it । weR rilled. Sew with what tnatbcmali। cal precision it is parted in ii» middle. Wild Life in the Far West KIT CARSON rriment. and wil begin to realise what meant by ristemat'c farming. CuSBsB Wiuux. ioinrrw, N Y. WlBseeSWurlnbavsmora h.r. l.-.r • for FINE JOB WORK. Slif. The Babcock i.Ua.«. * LITE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! THE niTUlK AKE TsttfT LANTERN INK, CRAYON, WATERGOLOB AND OILS, a^SXV’r ‘-JT. at the iw new. sometimes gets - well, i tuit drunk, foshamsbiy fuddled, as it. wore; doesn't know r to-tfow his grand, u. other, is his uncle st wot, or efas wwss. , He aloe r wears with gran* aud exquisito ]»>lieh; imhwd. it is ratbar a pleasure than othorw{« to bare him ' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-10-29.pdf 000a0a1a70077de30901ed4dcc06cecc PDF Text Text TffE f\spilBLic^ HeXptIslicaiI BMlssg. RATES OF ADVERTlSIlfO. VOL XVIII HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1873' MWHil aid Illi!to Cinb- NO. 27. Tbo Superintendents of Poor submit­ Enamro Snanos, 7 I’. M. On motion of Mr. Day. the saves* ■ ted tbo following a* their report : Board convened pur»uant to adjourn­ went rolls of the several Townships and n th B~r4 tf Suptrri.tr. */ Jterry ment. Roll railed, quorum percent, the City of Hasting., were referred, to Board proceedad to bustnes*. tbs Committee on Equitation of assess­ undersigned County Saperin- , The Committco on Miacollanvou* ment rolls. Seven and woe halt mills on the ag­ Undents of tbo Poor for Berry County, The account of Richmond* At Backus would respectfully submit the following Claims, through their Chairman Mr. gregate valuation of tho taxable proper­ Munroe, further reported, that they had ty of tho c5bnty u equalised by tho report: examinsd tho following accounts, and Board of Supervisors will give Hie amount required, to-wil: (34^)25.1 G. We. would therefore recommend tbe adoption of the following Resolution: RndtM, Ry tbe Board of Supervisors of the County of Barry, that the sum of seven and one-half mills ou the dollar bo iM-Mcd on tbo aggregate valuation Armiiws Stasias, 2 r. x. of tbe Real and Personal Estate of said flaard convened pursuant to adjournCounty a* equalised by raid Board of meat. Holl eallml. Members all pres­ iSuperviaora at V>* present nasion. ent. Board proceeded to business. AH of which is respectfully submitOu motion of Mr. Munroe, tbo Board ntoc-eded to the election of County Ilrain Commuaionor by ballot, with the Haaar Bm»i, following re»ut; J amu Yocm, JauurA W. Houglitalin, received 14 Joms II Dav, votes. J*me» W. Hutightalin having received ' On motion lie Report of tbo Cotstn majority of vote, of all tbo Super­ visors ole-tt, on motion of Mr. Kvsgle, i ! mttteo on Finsace was accepted and be was declared duly elected as County adopted, and referred to the Committee Drain Comud—font-r. uimii Apportionment of Taxes, for di­ The Clerk laid before the Board a ’ vision of taxes to the aceeral Town­ ship and city of Heating*. We would ncotnmend raising bv tax The Committee ou l^iseellat.rou* an additional sum of (3,000 00 for e«of Stuie Tux apportioned to this County, tituaisd expeuse* to February 1875. That t|io BujxirvUns of the ■ ClaiUM llirougb their Chairman Mr. | n hifh or. motion was receive 1 and ref-p . heveral township, and tbo City of flan:-' M--.I.-. , forth : ftp Irted thJt they had 1 rod to the Cutnmlltre ou Finance. ' lugs be. and we hereby directed to tu- 1 ruauibicd the foUatring movunta aud tli.-ir -ll.iV.nr. .. Tint account of Janies A- Stjiecwy uhd s>9« upon the taxable property, bith IVliobl ; right othm was prevented, ami ou real mid |ierwnaL the several sum* of | motion ot Mr. Yuunga, utarw received money rwpiin-d to bo raised by certlGaud roL-rrotl to the Committee on Claim* catn u[ the Town Clerks and Citj BeOn motion Board mljourncd until 7 "ooeder, for township and city purposes, ; : o'clock thia evening. . also to nsse** upon the taxable property Wx H. 1‘owxa*. Clorlt of School Districts fractional, such sum* , of money as are pro|<rly certifoxl to, : aud required by the Bebool District,; Enron Stsainx, 7 r. m. DIVING FLUE. BASE HEATER, Board cunrer.vJ pursuant to adjourn* meul. Roll called. Member, all pre.cnt. Hoard proceeded to buisness. Ou motion ol Mr. Muniw, thaatiinunt of bund io lx> given by tho County Drain Comtuisviouer mu Gie-1 at tli» *luill be n cnxlh|o the County in ap­ pearance. and at tbe same time furnisJi U'rexmmralafion for tha r-UvsiStation and repahilion of it* inmates, according to sex, ago, and cvnditiuu. • J. M. Nnrni*, THE BOARD OF SUPERVISOR 8. Er.itf Syor. qum/tj-cio yo qiri S^p.^cpo/i CiTtor llssxim*, Mich., October 18th, D*78. GREBLE &. RUSSELL 1W»- CALL AT JOHN bTAXLEY H Pure Wines and Lioucrs I I/upnorED SweeT’s Hotel, SEWIIVG jl mwewh S Michigan Exchange. Sab s of thc }T7melcr .J- D"iison foi the j/ttsl year is the Best (iuar- | rtt atee <>f its Stt/.eri r:'y orer all other sen-illc "'arh(>; the ino't simple in Cttn- ass si ruction. and rustly adapted to ! different kindn of work, running IF YOU WANT u i easier faster, and with less noise than any other seufing TCERIEB for Money cexore./ ? - Jfwri'vJ machine, are qualities which recommend the Wheeler , <fc I J. P, ROBERTS & FINE NEW STOCK OF Tcxsbat Mobkixo, ) October 14th 1778. $ Board couvexwd pursuant to adjournsment Roll called. Mow bcm all prnent Bosrd proofed to brolnre* T)m> Chstnnan announced the follow­ ing Committee*: , HATS AND CAPS. Medicines £ 1 le ,tao 1 to Cl. 1 tu I .: 1 lb. by ballot, iu place of Daniel 11. Pratt, wborni term of office expire*. Whereup­ on Daniel B. Pratt having roccixod n majority vote of all tbo member* of the i Board was declared duly elected^—Ou motion tho B.>anl adjeufued until two o'clock I’. M. ■ Wm HPbwas, Clerk. Board conveued ptuauanl to adjsnrnmeat; roll called, member* all present. Board proceeded to btuiucsa. Milo T. Wlmdie, County Treasurer, laid before the Board tbv liat ot Bejected Taxes for lb* previous year al l>u otter, also at the Auditor Geuerala office, together with tbo list and amouuli. that have been charged back to tbc county, and by tbo County Treasurer to On motion of Mr. Day tit® report was the Einalixaiion ol tho ararroimwnt roils of tbe several Townahip* aid tha City of accepted end adopted. Ou motion of Mr. Nichol* tha roper! Hastings, beg tea’" to submit the fol­ of the County 8nparintendenta of Pcor lowing a* tboir report : wu referred to th* Committee on FiAase—tacal Rolfe of tbedifferenl Town­ : ship* for tbe twenty yrurs last prat V. bo b*uad, provided that he ran procure the tamo to be doo* at a sum not ex­ Deeding four dollar* per volume. 1 Tbe Committee ou Fioane..-, through . tbeir chairman, Mr. Kaagle. submitted lb* following-tferirreport: ! Wa find 111* following amounts mm—ary Io bw raised for tbo ensuing AMERICAN MARBLE PAINTS & OILS PJKENIX CASH STORE' G^CNwhoh.’D.nwA.S. Bngbeo. Ephriam F. Manley and Iravera * Centre on Mtecellaneon. Chi«o-| and Artemn* W. Chapin. Committee on Finance—John K*ap>. Henry Brown. Janse* Young, Juhn H. Dav, and Aartn J. Walker. Committao on County Buddings— PteiMte. Brown. Aaroc J. Walker, and Chari"* N Youngs. . Cummins* oa balaH's—Henry Brrom, Jam- ToMff. .ndD-nimmS ;77ohn K-gto. le-JsAn H. Munroe. Ommius of throw oo not be Undersold. Board convened pursuant to adjourn­ ment. Bull celled; member, all pre* cat. Beard proceeded to business. The Committee ou Misoellonaous Claims through their Chairman Mr. Munroe, further nported that they Usd examined the following accounts aud •would recommend their allowance sv follows: Ou motion of Mr. Cta»j UmA report ' b Oo motion of Mr. Day the report was adopted. Mr. Creasy offered the following prewm accepted. «*!*’Retene fctoof. Art Ws. 1». WK Cnlnrotly. BalUnis, Act No. | Unltsrsliy. AM. Ad Ko. 11 USJ. 10 oVloek A. M. Board called to order by Chairman, members all present, Board proceeded to busiocM. Mr. J. M- Nevins, Bccrctyy of the Barry County Agricultural Society, on behalf of raid Society, laid before the Board a certificate duly verified, that said Society had rate— tbe sum ot om hundred dollar* and upward* during the preaent year for tbe purpose of pro­ moting Agricultural, Msnufsclurer* aud M»ch*niCT art* in said County of Barry, which ou motion «** received and placed Mr. Pleiad** Brown moved that >b* Board of Supcrviacro appropriate onetwsulicth of one mill on tb« dollar ou th* aggregate cxpslired vslnaticn of tho County o! B*rry, to aid the Barry Cauuty Agricultural Society n the erection of building* aud pertuaxuul im- M otion prevailed. Tbe Committee upon sppoe-.ioom.nt of taxes, submitted the following their report: Your Committee to whom was refer­ red the matter of th* apportionment to ths different township* a&d tbe City of Hsstinp, of lb* Blate and Cowaty Drain and rejected tax fur th* year 1878, would trepeetfolly beg to*vs to submit tho following *tats«x>cnt of their ;BR=C£>^SS«SZ3=3a» •33333- uatior. for above the real wealth of Use State, besides being extremely onerous and uajsst to parties having the misforlone to be in debt, and, rLr.m, It i. believed that a law could be so framed as only to tax prop­ erty u. penoto owning tbe same, and also Ui enable the aueaaing officer to ro«cb a Urea amount of moneys and er.dito 'list now escape taxaifou.— Therefore W ft By the B~rd of Supervisurs of tbe county of Barry, that tbe Hrm. th* Legiateture of tha Slate of Mirtti- BOOTS AND SHOBS,’ John H. Monnm. F-hj«h P- Bansum, Dye Stuffs. On motion the report of the Commit­ tee was scripted and adopted, andjso much thereof as relates to Dinin Tax ws* referred to tbe Committee upon apporttea meal of Taxis. » Supervisor Day iotrodaord th* follow­ ing resolution : RavtrrJ, By the l)..srd of Supervisors of the county ol Barry, thv: the County SupL-tiulendenta of Poor of said eoutity, draw tbeir pay for tbeir servieeaas sack out of the County Poor Fnnd of said ThoFCommittoe to wham was referred RUSSELL & NEVINS CLOTHING. On motion of Mr. Day tbc report wa* accept vd. ' Mr. Bugbeo moved that tbe report of tha Committee bo auimondwl by iprortiug 250 days in place ol 225 day*. Tho amendment prevailed, and tho report a* axnondol wi* adopted. On motion of Mr. Munroo tbc Board proceeded to tho election of u Cmmty Arrntstxix Snatort, 2 r. m. Board conrened pursuant to adjourn­ ment. Rod calk-1. Mombere all pres­ ent. Board proettoded to businoM. Tho Committo upon Equalisation of 0Mo«<ment rolls, submittea tbo follow 'Wilson to the public as Superior to any other setcinff DRUGS 'r > ) • OctoUr 15th, 1873. f Thia being tbo day deeignatod by th« Board convened pursuant to adjourn­ tatuto of tbo State ot Michigan, for ment. Roll called. Membars all pres­ ent. - Board proreeded to busineM, Mr- Day offered tbe following reso­ lution : Rrnltei: By the Board of Stxpurvla- , or* ot tbo County of Barry, tliat George ' Eiklee, now confined tn the Insane! Asylum at Katemasaj, be released and | [wnui'.lod to return borne | । Ots motion of Mr- Munroo the resuArtemus W. Chapin, lutiun was adopted. J. in. H. Ds;., On motion of Mr. Kcagle, tbe Clerk , Epbriatn F. Muuloy, i was allowed an order of five hundred I Gmtgv’ C. Nichols. I dollars to apjily ou salary, ‘ John Kwigfe, i I Tbo amount of Gioirgw II. Brooks. I and ten other* wa* presented, and on I I motion ol Mr. Henry Brown, were re-1 reived ami referred to CuuuufttM ou Miser ilanirutta Claim*. Mr. .Day offered the following reso­ David G. Robinson. Chari-s N Youugs. lution : JtmM; By the Bwd of Supervitars Aaron J- Walker. of tho County of Barry, at thmr Octo­ John II. Mimrou. Lcandi-r Lapham. ber S.-asion, A. D. 1873—that the Maple Grove, Heurr Brown, County Surveyor, be and is hereby auth­ Orangeville, John Q Crorey. orised’to purchase at the expanse of , PraineviH'-, ) Lewis Wilcox, the County, one Book of Record tn bv Rutland, '1lvni«on 8. Bugbro, kept nt bis office ; also, one hand book rtiarna|{Jc. Elijah A* Banrum. for each Township to contain copies of Woodland, James Young. tho field note* ot each town. Soul field Yankee-Spring*. note* to b« kept at his office, and to be Munro*. -John Q copied iut, iho hand books at his own On motion of Mi.---------Creasy, ot Prairieville, was ebuseu temrxtwuao. nunrv Chairman. On motion of Mr. Phillip*, tho reso­ On*motion of Air. Munroe, the Board lution was adopted. proo-ded to th* election of Chairman On mntipn of Mr. Pleiad— Brown by bdl.it, with tbo following result: Board adjoornod until two o’clock >. m. t>. O. ReMwew. sf g—U»p City ree'd 16 »«•" Wm. H. Powxt*. ClarkJsl>s Q Crusj.of FralrtenU* » ’“£• DllV GOODS, Tucasnay Moaxixc, ) . Oct. XOth, U73.5 [ Cham.es N. Yorxos, > Committee. Board convened pursuant to adjourn-; Aaoov J. Waxxxe, ) n-ont Roll called, member* all proa-; | On motion of Mr. Nichols the Report exit. Board prncevdi-d tv buaiucea Aud we reestnasud that the Board was adopted. The »[*«cial Committee on Salary of County Superintendent of Schools, d- pass a Resolution instructing the Mr. Munroe isoved that Use report of through their Chairman Mr. Munroe, Draw Commissioner not Fo issue any the CommiUe* bo amended by atrikibg submitted ths following us their rejKirt: order? payable until after the Grat day out all dial portion of the same that re­ Your Oimiulttoo on the Salary of of tlic aucwedlsig Februsry after tlia lates to ciaterax County Superintendent of Schoois, hav­ job is finished. % Motion prevailed. And are furtLer recommend that the ing had the subjoct under cvdlwivrution. On motion of M*. Crewry tha report would wommend that T. B. Diamond, Supervisors of tbc Towush-p of Baltias amended wia adopted. County Suporintonduat of Schools, be mure and Rutland be authorised and On motion of Mr. CreMy th* Sitriff jmid four dollars tier day for hts anrviccs instructed to aesesa upon the several de­ *>> instructed to pan-base tbo neces­ as such, to incluilv pay for stationery, scriptions in their Township* the sums sary amount of wood for lb* use ot and that bis service, shall not sawed as reported b; the Drain Commisaioner Court Hi-.um aud Jail. 225 days in any one year. On motion Board adjourned until to­ All of which I* moet T-vp«-ctfully sub­ morrow morning at the hour of eight mittedo'clock. Jumn H. Mrnos, I Wm. H. Powaw, Clerk. I Un motion of Mr. Keagfe. ' of Hie Committee on Claims. I ted and adopted. • On motion Board adjourned until to­ ! morrow morning nt the hour of eight I o'clock. Wm. H. 1‘owxas, Clerk. D. G. Robfasou, having received a raajuriw of voles of al) tho Supornsor* to-ll <>■> >oa-]>• ‘“Vltea you to>oll a« W» «®*» j}j' elect, he wan declared duly eicctod a* Htevre of HU1KH BHU.’S. Butte btrect. HaMlBga. Mich., and exaiuin. the Cliairnvnn for th* current year. Mr. Munroe, moved that the Chair­ Wb^r A WUwm betore purch-lng eteewhere. man aj>i»jtnt tho tuual Cvmnuttoc* eonateting of the naual number of members, tugetber with a Drain Committee coasiuting of three member*. Motion prevailed. On motion Board adjourned until to­ morrow morning at tho hour of eight o'clock. Wk. H. Ptovraaa, Ctort. HASTINGS IARBLI WORK We would report that we d. era tbu furnace at tbe Jail unsafe atod would authorise the Sllcriff to sou that it.be made secure by covering tbe pip— with iioo or tin, aud covering lhe arch with brick so aa to let th* cold air pas* be­ twren the area and covering. ’ W« would also recommend that the On motion of Mr. Day the report was accepted and adopted. Ou motion of Mr. Nieh<d\ Board adt‘Burned until to-morrow morning at the tour of 8 o'clock. Wk. H. Punu, Clerk. I The beat, ns shown by the arrows, passes down the front be­ ; tween the cant lining and the outside across the double bottom, and up between the back lining aud the |xidy of Ute stove, thuy bringing the heat close close to the outside of the stove, and re­ taining it near the floor, where the cold uir always is. ■ Motion prevailed. The Committee oo Couty Buildmge submitted the following report: ■ TLo Committee on County Buildings , would report, that after a carefal exatn. inatiou of the County Buildings wo would recommend tbit the Sheriff of Barry county be instructed to erase tbe ;w*Ils and foaec around tbe Court Houao yard tp lie repaired from time to time, ns tbeir condition may require. - Also that lie be instructed to .repair the cel­ lar nlaira at the Jail, also tbe gate at ease for file* and pipers be purchased for the uao of the County Clerk'* office, of milaUo nil* to bold the papers that constantly accumulate therein. We would farther report that we find the building* at the Conntv Fann in a fair condition. Wa do not deem It ad­ visable to make ary moee repairs than Poritively saves Half the Fuel of any tonight- Draft ’ Keeps Fire all Winter without rekindling. Jias a Cast Iron Fire Chamber. DENTIST each county id Ike Blate one eopy, re­ quiring that they be laid before tbeir several Board* of Supervisors, respect­ fully ashing their cooeurrenee in jptilioniug the Legislature to euaet the much needed reform la our Tex Law*. On motion of Mr. Manley tbc R**oIni ions were adopted. Mr. Mtmrcc moved tbit when the Board adjourned this week, ft bo until Monday, January 5th, 1874, al 2 o'clock On motion of Mr. Henry Brown the ': resolution wn« mlojitol. The Committee on Salaries of County ’' Officers, through their Chairman Mr.!, Hetny Brown, submiued the following ' ] us their report: Your Gimmittoo on the Balaries of J County Officer*, haring had tbo subject' • under conki<l<*ratio:>, would rvcommsod । that aolnritu l>o |>aid u> the County Of-', D. B. Watv, Huperintmdenta ol Poor. Dated, ILuunga. October 14th, 1878. Harry County Poor Farm account from Ort. 11th, 1872, to Oct 141b, 1873. Naiivills, itb. That the occupant of any Baal Relate mortgaged, be required to pay tbc lax assessed so mortgage, and the collectors receipt therefor shall bo a* *o much money paid ou said mortgage. RtnktJ, that dm above Preamble and Reeolotion bo signed by tho Chairman and Clerk, and ibat tbc Clerk cause to is -3 • Si 3«ivt=;x « i sin । �Tbb GaoaXM fa HHnais, last einter I afThe Union Trust Co uaeared the pamage of a maximam *’ IPHOfUli freight tar-ff ou all the railroads in tbe tiou in Chkago, a rosulutiou was intro­ duced recommending the passage of a similar actin other Bules; pending a mutton to adopt tvnaidrrable durusufoti was bad, and tbe oppuaitiua to its pas- ; sage was very vigorous. Among other things tbo toU-iwtsigUatemeutof existing | ratro as compered with what would be Boston, instead of being 80 c -nts ou fourth class goods, avoid t>* 81 47 ; ' on wheat, 81.22 1-2 instead of 80 route; I ra flour, 82.711 instead of 81.60 ; and oo White wo in this country havo been wtx.l per MW pound* 83.46 3-4 instead going through with our panic, the pro­ of 81.60. gress at events in Europe has boon too interesting tube entirely overlooked. Tbo condition of tbo finances there are Murton of Maseaihusotta, on *x-Govto us nf tbe utmost importance, and ths ernur of Nebraska, end one of th* rsrAfirst point of ioquirr vary naturally is, nt fsnurni in that Agricultural ritste, and a Deissocrat, tbc rtrictert of tbe and that son* shares of a fancy nature have fallen twenty per cent, and there, beneath oar notice, and knowing as we aa here, tho Govsniment is entreated to do that the editors of it caunut reply to our artidea, and have no stack in Wade also in the ideas of operators. If trouble breaks out, there is no telling tbo ex­ tent which it may reach. The panic is Vienna indicates something of tha C asocial condition of Austria, while tbe heavy stock apvjulatiouv in England combined with the irrepreosible rise in gold there and the scarcity of breadstuffs will require the utmost prudence to prevent a monetary crisis. And if England or Germany, it would go hard with Franco, also, whose financial posi­ tion, owing to tho drain of money into Germany and the failure of her crepe, is none of the strongest quently will not give any attention in future, to any uta they may publish about us personally. A candid and question of public importance will al­ ways find a plane in tho cilnmns of tho Bonn, but we havo no spare for any attacks on individuals or slurs on per­ sonal appearnute. or false statements of any kind, anil do got propnso to allow anything of this character to find place in our columns, ot to notiro any such attacks, no matter where published or by whom written, which are personal to us, which pertain to matters, other than of public. <n official importance. fint number of 8t NiM* has just bom iseood. PictijriaUy, U to one of HhcunatlMU, Scalds, Latuc&eiK, 'ilX-uSirJ the most lieeutiful magasinee in tha Bunt*. Sorrnewi, ' ‘ Tlw new Miseteeinpi bndgo at St. country, being enriched by designs from | Address, J I~ Peters, 690 Broadway, Neuralgia, Lotus, with it* tun eel. approache*, etc , tho i*racils of Miao Haltoek, Sol Eytinge, “ ~ ‘ Snrtt Throat, Bolte, Wounds, will probably coil about I9.UOU.OW; Mi*o Ledyard, Bhrppard, Ku-ph-ms, Ulcer*. Brulves tho bridge iteell tfi.UOO.WOO, Amxbicsm Hokxs. - Tbe Octobtr num­ Hoarseur-i. Ifolle*, Beard, aud others. Tho read­ Don Antonio Lq*>i Santa Anna, tb> ing mstter is varied aud bright There ber of Jawriosw !!*•"• is brim full of I limdMhc, Piles, Sprains, old Mexican general, now an exile, ie Colle. Old Korea, g>«d thing*, and folly maintains its TooUuutlie, i*«*rag a miserable hie, having sunk are thirty-lhrre article*, eomo fur the AH Hcmorrliagon, from ooutencs to tbo inert complete very little ooee, eomo for tho oldest of high standard of amuring. intererting 1 Dlarrhcro, JL young people, and eomo for every age and instructive family literature. With The Cunard Steamship Company betwsea. We find in it* brood, well a pair ot beautiful Chromo*, it is only ’ havo (tetennined to withdraw their vee- printed pages, poems, by William Cui- two dollars a year. Agent* are doing *ols from tbo Wort India aerriue to »n ton Bryant, Celia Thaxter. Lucy Lereorn, splendidly with the combination of tli* early day, and establish a daily lino bo and othora. There Is a capital human publishers, Cha* II. Taylor A Co . 123 tween Liverpool aud New York. In 1863, twelve Bartlett j>o*ni were fairy sketch by Rebecca Jlarding Daria. Washington street, Boston, end 92 Marexhibited et the Worcoster (Ma**.) fair Donald G. Mitchell contributes a char­ ‘ ket street, Cbieogu. which woiglied between eleven and acteristic article, entitled Who W'rote twelve pounds. tbo Arabian Nights I and the first chap­ Dxnoaan's Yocxo Annate* is among Severe lighting is reported at various ters of a serial awry by Frank R. Stock­ tho boat juvenile mngasineo that come* points in Cuba, between tho Spaniard* aud insurgents, resulting in a loo* to ton are given. A salutatory by the to our table, always sparkling with ea* (imdnctar, Mrs. Nary Msp<-* Dodge, to trrtaining and novel feature*. A scries euro to reach tho heart ot every child- of finely engraved cartoons, illnstin. reader—and the hearts of tbeir fathers ting tbo evils of intemperance, with doaud mothers as well. Among the stories ecriptioiu by Dr. DeSms, is announced we find a charmingly told account of a fur tho ensuing year. Yearly one dol­ h trees, were sold at ehuritTa | fairy'* visit to a bee hive, by Annie lar, with a beautiful premium. Address sale for 11,400The vintage of the Australian viuo- Moore -, an exceedingly luauy little W. Jennings Demorvat, 838 Broadw«y. ynros to estimated el 500,001) gallons j story by Margaret Eytinge, and lively that of California for 1872 was 4,000,- tales by Paul Fort and J. 8. 8tarv. WO gallons. Lucretia I’ Hole tell the adventures of Tbo Ohio and Kentuckoy Masonic a doll; Noah Brooks has a capital arti­ uendent, unoectarian journal, devoted' to Religion, Morale, Reform, News, Ut- ' Mrvorsl hundred dollars for the Mem­ cle for boy*, called By tho Bea, and Olivo vratarv, Music, Seionce, Art, ete., am! ia phis autfnrer*. replete with every variety of matter Tbe official returns of I’ensylrania ionod Hat There are also interesting suitable for the household, including give Gordon, for Supreme Court Judge, description* of cobras. passenger piga majority of 14,294 and Mackey for con*, the curious inhabitants of tbe Btoncs, Poems, Tales for Children, and other contributions by eminent writer*. State Treasurer, 25,852. Fmallone Islands, and tbo Piute In­ It ii edited by T. De Witt Talmage, Tupoka. K>n*a*, hail a moiutvr fire ! on tbo night of tbo 19th. Several large diana, LeaidM bright little Jingle and a who is editor in fact, aud not simply in buildings indudiug three newspaper whole page printed in large typo fur nsrae, and throws into tho paper all ol liubi children with big eye*. Wo must' ufiircs, were burned. his wonderful talent and energy. C. On Sunday last a slight earthquake not forget to mention as an admiraide H. Sprague, tho most famous preacher was felt al baa Francisco, and ou tbe feature a short story in German, for sumo day a volcanic eruption camo from the youngsters who are tonniing that language. A similar French story l* rappartera in tho Aaeembly havo also viaoted him, and besought him to say the word which shall cumpove tbo diAcuity. Ilia onlr answer is a vague letter, eay­ ing tha: his only object is tho union of parties ii Franco and the restoration o* her giorr, greatnew* and prosperity, which nobody believe*, cud whfch is understood to moan that ho remans a Bourbon of tbo eighteenth century; Th* eonaoquonoc is that tbo majority <»f tho AsesVibly, which turned out Thins and put ia MrrMahon. with the intention of retiring him nt the first convenient momeat far filling the throne, has practi­ cally disoolved The Bonapartists will act with th* Republican* in prokmging tbo present government, or in the resto­ ration ot Thiers to tbe Presidency aa the recent elections seem to indicate the people desire, and tbo OrfoauiaU also archical fusion which require* of their Chiefs komething very much like hu­ miliation, while MacMabon ia willing to continue in power, and tho Republican*, undo? tbe energetic load of M. Thiora. will sustain bun for tbe present. Honea we may safely conclude that tha ruacfor the present. Franco will sustain a Guverntnenl, Republican in form. In Spain, too, tbe Repubtican pros­ pect lias decidedly improve;! of late. been equally fortunate in conciliating loading men and in strengthening tho military power. Tbo Car1.!*:*, whom Castater recrally satimsted. all told, at 50,00 men. bare met with a eerie* of damaging reverse*, and dissensK.ll* are rife among the leader* aad domoralizatfoa m spreading through their ranks, while deaertions are of daily occdrveaos, aud if the arouunta of tlwo* who make thorn are to be relied upon, the CariWs cause ia in extremes. Al any rate tbe area of its control in tho North of Spain ban bora greatly diminished, white th. bombardment of Abaante has greatly iacreeeed tho odium of tbo enemies of the Csatalar Govarnmon’. end tbo tetter ie bow receiving tbo support of tbe toed- Topeto Tbe choice, by etectam of Free*, dent far tbe Republic of Sjwun to »oon to taka place and either Caste tar or Salm* r <m wiH bo elected and o*ther is an able Mtateoman, and would make an orcaDant THE ALDINE. Hhaw, who was convicted at Sandy Hill, Wusiiington County, N. Y„ of the muidrr of bi* wife and childrsr. Dg po»son, ba* been son Inured to tie hanged on Friday, November 28th. The trial of N. L Roberta and F. Glee*<in on charge of larging bonds of Tremaine was making his argument for th. defence A leading journal says, Eighty-six *omen havo rah red tho “it io rather difficult from the evidence I Michigan University thir farm. and speeches to detormiuo whether ■ Gen. O. L. Spaulding of St Jahns, has been prevented with a Sir KnigLte’ Btokua killed Flak, or Flak Stokes.'Templar Badge, rained nt F200. A brace of Cocgreraional dead ducks We demand of the 27ms« Jenrao/ tho —ColoueR?) L E. Mewmare ami Hon.(Y) proof of tbe truth of the statement, that, S. D. Clay, both ol (Truod Rap*.!*. “as Senator wo fmudulaully changed i They had 105 couples at tho recent Odd Fellow*' party in Sarptuck. A superb dinner closed tho festive periur­ On tbe 27lb, thy Bl. Louis Banks socceaslallv resumed currency payA Hud ion gardener has this oeoson mnnta, tbe deposits being loygly In ra»M*l Cv# Iras nf tr.ature.1 Hubbaid eqnash on three-fourths ol an aero of ground. Tho new Univanity hall is to b* ded­ icated a: Arm Arbor on tbo 5th of Nov. Preparation* are going an far a general The King of Saxony is dying. galaxy. Fred Itougtea has gone to Europe. Tbo display of apple* at th* recent Carpenter'* majoritv in Iowa to 21,­ County Fair in Grand Traver*.. »u re000. gnrded aa tbe finest ever mad* in the The » heat erop for 1873 will l-o 220,UOO.fMMI bushel. Gen. Cad waiter, of Now Jersey, is There ie excitement in Alaska over th* Sitka gold tn-Ms. Increase al population in California during last year, 40,000. Thus far, in 1873, 2,691 mites of rail­ road iia’o l»oen c-mpleted. Union Pacific train* hare already bven dvalyed by the snow An er tmrt volcano bos been found in waa married tert week, to Miss Emma tb« Wluto Mountains of Utah. M. Gould of Muir. Travelers through thia part of the State and Southern Michigan report lbs growing wheat crop aa very promis­ ing. end a large bredtb uf tead eown. Tbo Bay City Chrouiclo uji tbo salt ahipmrat over tha F. A P. M. Railroad this season havo boon about 125,000 barrels, and the entire shipment from tha Valley about 475,000 barrels. The rwidonco of Mrs Mary Puitt at Niloa, was burned on the night of tho 16th; only a portion of tho hraaaludd guxls waa saved. Iam* 14.000 ; inaur*d far 83.000. Th* Deruocruta of Detroit have nom­ inated Willfam C. Danoeu fix Mayor, ' Senator Edmunds has returned from Michael Halloran far City Cte*k, Joseph 1 his tnp to Europe, and was in Waah- R. MeGrath for Attorney, and Fred­ erick Ruhl* for Treasurer. angtou on Thursday. Tho Board of Su]*Tvisors of Eaton The New York Bar Association Thursday night resolved against an County mm on th* Uth, and adjourn­ ed on the 18th. The total oquahsod elective judioUry. It ie said that owing to nnaamanogv- valuation of th* porsoaal mwh and moot ooTarnl of tbe evonterfsttore will real oetate ia tbi* county t* <7,070,164. Tbe tax to bo rrieed for county porpoeM to 832.978,03, workers <4 Now YorkThere are ever a hundred battle flags of Indtaoa regiments i« the state in ins north vest New Advertisements. The Republicans of Detroit have placed in nomination tho following ex- ' cellent ticket. It should be elected by ' a decided majority. For Mayor, Hugh | Moffat; ForCIsrk, Charles H. Borg-1 A Washington dispatch eaj* tbo Atmen ; For Attorney, Francis G. Russell. I tonury General decline* to interfere in tho twosecut'ion begun aguiast default­ i For TreoA'irer, Edwin C. Hinsdale; Fur |, ing Pootmsster Slewart, of Pittoburgh, Police Justice. David E. Harbaugh; For and there to a pro*p><ct at tho accused Director of tho Poor, I.uther B. Wit* going to tho peniteatiary. Tho signal office rsturu* show tha: at , lard ; Fur Justice of tho Peace, Fluren* tbe great storm on New Brunswick coast. August 24th, 1,122 veaaeto were first view seems decidedly Frencky -it destroyed, end the loss of life to have The approaching municipal election boon nearly six hundred. NoarwlJMO is a question of flags. Tho Count de Chambord will havo nothing but a in Chicago i» exciting intense interest building* on th* land were ranted by White Flag, but tho French people gon- The candidates for Mayor are Kith Rc- tho same gab;. AU tbo Masonic grand bodies of tho erally will pot consent to give up Xbe i publican, the question being Bunday state uf Mieaouri, excepting tbe grand lodge, held their annua) sesoioM at 8tticket in tho interest of law and order, Louis last wesk. Th* reports praoer.t in favor of closing all places at bus nets on the Bgbbath, and restraining within of tbe way and has made a visit to tho closest jotribls limits tbo liquor Chambord ; and tho tetter's loading ttafic, may bo elected. Aside from this consideration, the survey ol European matters at this time concerns itself chiefly with tbo pUitical situation of Franco and Spain fornei'bct the Asbantee war, the visit ot Victor Emanuel to the Emperor of Aestria, nor the Catholic question in Germany rise to prime importance. la Franco, the monarchical programme uhidi was so promising a few weeks since, lias REPUBLICAN PAPER Tbo CHI Chromo*. Concluding that tho day has passed for the class of ehro- 1 mo* hitherto offered, it takes a “new 1 departure.” and gives its *uhecriberi i ■omrtbing t*u times letter. Tbe first I and mott noted i* “The Twins," by Sir i Edwin Lsmdseor, the greatest painter ‘ nf animals that tbo world has ever pro ! • duoed. The Chromo ia a superb picture, j measuring nearly two by two ami a half fret in sire, and wool 1 Ire worth Bcaiaxxa.—Tbe present number cf about twenty dollars in the art stores. Sfrthur, whkR begins a new volume, is Two maguificeut Scotch thephenl <L>g* unusually rich in all the deportments of ai« reclining upon tho top of a shelving biography, criticism, fiction, poetry, end illustration. If there be any charm in sheep for which England and Scotland I names, there is ample field for great are nitcd. and lying at her f«et are tbe expectation in such well known literary ' twin lambs, which give to the picture ' titles as Fronde, Stedman, George Mac. , its namt- A rich landscape complete* di^nld, H. H., Rebecca Harding Davis, tho picture. Celia Thaxter. and others of equal merit “A Wee Bit Fractiuua," the next if not aqua! tamiliority In tbo open­ picture, ia u recent production of tbe ing paper, the first of a serioo upon the famous Scutch painter. Thermos Feed, । old and new South, Edward King pre- of tho Royal Academy cf At}- A beau­ I scats to us, pictorially and through hie tiful matron with dark hair and eyes, I graphic pen, tbc Parisian city of Nev bolds in loving embrace her little Orleans Ths sketches are fol) of life, daughter. Its troubled face, the tear and the social view of Loustaua. jx»t on its check, the broken playthiug* on land pruonut, calm, dispassionate, and [ tbe flour, and tho demure look of lh.< terrier, show very plainly that an April Commercial ail Family Newspaper, THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT THE INTER-OCEAN 'itatsUirrrutre. 5.w is U.S S.<*« pwiOm. dislnb- NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. dem, bolds forth roost sntertafaingly ; and there are capital notices of juvenile books, intended for thus* who will read tbo book*. ami a puralo department that will certainly sharpen tbo wits of tbe youngsters Published by Scribner A Co., New Turk, at S3 a year. Advertise in tie Haste Bauer. Chromo School Cards, tfrry /tews ii'v&ErUE' depot. Magnetic Ointment CHBOMOS! Abbey." The rainbow which easts its hues around tho Abbey of St Albans I serais to invite tbe reader tea p-rutal vt tbe history of a time when tbo Catholic Church was in its gfotv Mr.Mclhjuough ‘ gives an excellent critical ami biographi- “dabbaUi Altenrooa," a young and hap­ py atoilier. with brown hair, blue eyes, met rosy cheeks, rile outside of her cot­ tage doer She bos bosn reading tbo gixal book, but it h*» falkm upon her Up, aud aha seems to bo peacefully ' man, whose poems will shortly apvxsr meditating upon what aho has read in csJlectcl form_ Tbo portrait presents The little buy standing Lr her side liaa a fare not unlike tbe pictures of Bret j forgotten all about bis “April showers" Hurts. Mr. Btedmsn stands high cs a PARLOR GCODS CHAMBER SETTS n uusrnnt PRICE)- He contributes a sketch of Elisabeth Barrett Brow nine, tha tribute of one poet to another, which abounds in fins appreriation anl delicate touch. Pro­ | three two pictures make a most ap- | fessor Newcomb gives an interesting ac­ I jiropriato pair. They each measure, count of tbo dew telescope now coni fifteen ami a quarter by nineteen ami a stractin™ at Washington. Two Amer' quarter inches. Tbo approprieto j laco I for •'The Twins’* is that of a renter­ her—Catherine Earle, by Adeline Trafpiece between the others. ton (author of The American Giri Any or ill ot three Chromo* go to Abroad), to run through the year, and tbo Kirtbern Pitchers, by Rebocca Hord­ Every Subscriber as be may elect, the ing Davis, to bo concluded in three or price for a subscription varying from 13.15 for the Weekly end one of tbe story by Edward King, Only Half a cheeper chromo* to #5.25 for all three Woman ; a story by Louise Chandler with the peper. For further perticulare Moulton, For Pastime. Tho poetry is call on A. L. Horton, Agent for Barry by George Macdonald, Celia Thaxtar, H. County. S75.000 00 SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE SBEBOAEBS iU itta BIKING ffil FEMW, I) CetcjM *5,000ana IN GOLD ! xi> C**U oxe pros of F. M. Hungerford 4 Co., M,000 IN SILVER! aEtrxgAurnoDVCT Commission Merchants, 13& nsT&i rrnKxr, urrnoiT, Mien. 11., Margaret 3. Preston, and Richard Watson Gilder. Topics of the Tima, and aorrar comas in for a a hare of castiga­ tion far haring imputed irreligious motires tn the magarino fa tbo publication of an article upon Proteitsntiam. Night lights—Gkw-wormsMan advertises, thou reelirss. Lucifer matches—Prise fights. A- right angle—Catching trout. OB. HUMANMISERY. LIFE IEL0W THE SUIFACE1 The modern song of love—Cupid-dit- Dvxs 15,000 is Pxxxicm Gives Away.—Chief among tbe papers devot­ ed to the reel interests of the laboring muses, is the ^swrwwu VorLin, I'ttyb, Man respires, aspirsa, coutpiree, and published at Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho Oc­ ex(tine. tober number, whiab fully equals ia iaBeaf-atoak is meat and proper for torost any of its prsdocosacrs, contains unusual inducements for getting up clubs. Over »5,WN worth of Pianos, Sewing Machines and Organs, ore offer­ ed for their pries ia subscription. For example, if a sowing machine ia sold al seventy-five dollars, any one who will obtain fifty subscribers al 11,50—tbo regular price—to tbo H'erlmy will got the sewing machine as also fifty cupioo o! the paper sent m subscribed for. Address, the Advisor Publishing Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Opposite Dmxan’a Mornttr Msasxzn.—The November number of Dmwwaf * JfortMy presents its usual rich display irf fall aad winter novelties, illustrated UNDERGROUND CT THE GREAT CAUSE LIFE Sira PHOTOGRAPHS ! JOB PRINTING INK. CRAYON WATERCOLOR BEARS B. F. 8TEINHOFF Grass semi aoura BQET The anther of tho eaying, "You must always take a man as you find bun." was a constable Pasaimate porsoui are like men who stand on their beads; they eeo all things tbe wrong way. It takes just three timos as lone tew tell a Ito, ou omt subjeckt, aa it dux to which to one full page, a mi&iatare of the celebrated Chromo, “Homo. Swart What requires more philosophy lb Home." This Chromo to one cf tho taking things aa they come? Parti ernes given to each *3 yearly Sc been tier with them ■» they go. to thia model monthlr. How eo largo Them U a groat deal of dignity and beautiful a piotnre con bo given thu world that is kntnpoeed entirely away is «w ot the marvels of the day, for it moat be ismembeced that those Scrofula Syrup! BULLS AND OILS. mineral potaon. ' ron‘“*u«« From tbe many favorable notice* hare, we select . few TE8TIMOXIAL8 t SiniQl ail mol DENTIST OYSTERS CITY DINNING ROOMS. oar ktenikbniunit bus iirafugffi, STUCCCVMS LOE, LBE at BUB Shingles, Lath, &c. �Ths At Middleville ou Friday night last tho hornw ofGen. W. Kidd war burned. It had been vwssl for time, KUJ i Use fire waa of oouree tbe work of an Uoendmry. Ifr Krid wa. working ia lb* Thomae miO ia K-nt ootraty, wxn. i five mile, away, aad while the etnliere' were still burning, some partisa start.*! | to inform him of his low. end whet, about three or four nulra on the way FOR RALE. On Monday, through hte Agent. Mr. I • <1 S'ii...... I.u, f _ .1-1. > > . . . . I NO DISTINCTIO BETWEEN THE RICH AND THE POOR $ By Aid. Bentlay— I foot. He re turned with I boo gentle­ men. and is reported fo have c^Uenti. •Of informed them that bo hired um Gou. W. Bentley to sot tbe house on fire for the purpose ok obtaining tbo in•“rance After arranging this little matter and providing for collecting tho insurance, as is charged, he was permit1 ted to return to his work, and on attcihpt was made to keep tho whole mitlor a secret. Rut one of the Insurance The End of Fain. WE SELL NO SHODDY CLOTHING! Morbus, Colic and kindred Diseases _t • “ ^7uu2.? " “ £1■ i o«« !00 W*. and are accurate, a ‘mS r d-tab“ -“IU"" » - ™-'r aw ■ ?1? « “4 “• wl.“ W"W«*U«l bj .11 20 if 8. J. Rich Druggist th* beet buggies' in >ly charge. »I50 for m vuy or any or tnc vuiagva tn tho Tom) UT1G at ! o’uotytaanoentirely reliableplatahave . . , . ' 'hitherto been mad*. Thia map In. AiMU k,.r, ..aus.u mu... -hub. 8UX3P IStf PRICE LIST FOR THE FALL AND WINTER Good Heavy Cassimerc Suita for Men, —u. .agoiu. CTJUtx-lxin . ■ ------ --------------- -- ---- — — «. r»o>e.'. belt. «i» W, -Un.ol u । '!'U . .. Agent la now canvassing the county Kidd shut down tbo aud delivering tho>o already entered. VW ... utitiaucv ' - I Moot earnestly we comnn-nd this Atlas I shut off the hsail-galoa, which ho IWc" nnd I tn the notice ot every reaidenl of Barry and then returned. He then slated Nays—None, be constable that his clotboa looki-1 Mlowvng remlutions wore offer- correct map of the county. Tbe price la only $10, and la very cheap far eueh a thabby, and that he vuhod to I AU- Re»“"‘r ■ them. Permiiaiun being nireu I D’kmti on tbo second day of June, •» •rvguUr rm-sting of ths Cumbe went to tho bouse f.w 1 that purree.1 uion Council of the City uf Hastings, a Not returning ia due t,• time ths officer , WR, lo ctablrih a went to tho house, and was told Mr. K. 1 a certain Alley fifty-eight feet West of vn 11* A -"..MA Clnlnn *._ ! TmIT-_... K« I.mMmMm.. < C. .... I He is fit! Kalamuou, hustings. Lowell Northern Michigan Railroad was yesterday nt Kalaiuaauo, and wo that it ws* resolved to p tho line a corps o^jAgiuwn to finally locate tho route, and that two additional , : j. m. iiDWttit. n. < - 112 16 30 30 40 18 DEPARTMENT. to $12 6 to 50 .. 10 to 30 OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. $ for. Boys, for Youths, . .. ‘6 to $25 6 8 to 30 3,50 to 15 to 20 Children'8 Chinchilla, Cape and Other Styles of Overcoats. Shirts and Drawers, 40c. to $3. ! tagea ho has hitherto offer to the farmer-, a good square meal lor 25 cents, be ha> । now rented tho Barn trcunlly us- <1 for MH sunk .loom — o ciuca uiia niuroiug, rue uc- ■»» “ .... j..-. »■. . .1 cupant* cf alxm.lir.gbor.M- in the First - b,.,*ral ,"*u* hitherto gwmned his — - *<tt® “B'UM -1 -,,y ‘*’ln,r !h - ”,cjr wt<*< at tbe Eating Houte. Giro him ’i*** I Uw»u in tin,n to nioTa crup*ia 1 s74- ■Warf - ■ • Whether thia shall lie co, i. forth* 1-0- . «»« Uleir bouro brilliantly illuminamatE tou beard the sews : .1 B«r, O»Ur ta U > •”*- A« “ K.U....O ...I Km, “I‘'-C".-M-«~“ Hunt time, is the cause of .alMd,.U.,n. are MW It. kowriniioa, ran-|. > ~ -- ™ ----— - - ' - it. I Of the UCXt thirty days, Ul"u>p«»l.l«.jB0.l “ .Star Hat Store will sell st . «.o>'d-ilDK nxrf. -..-I, *. had to uV wot'.- (n-m a ; their immense stock of Hats, the ton.... A-adt. ;ddw> oa Kt., .tt^t, ..4 pa„ Ut.lti Caps, robes, mufflers, gloves other paper iu the County. —...Jl. Io- thr.."th tarl ,.1.1. .nd 0m... 4r the following unheard Beyond the Miaalmtppl. A sm twSM ««.-! m!.w, Ktj ‘ ™ \"’J*?*' “A” “ “/ fiees. Head their list OO ifend.T-ol»nk») i-k. 1 ^™-T * ”??“■ Ih- l1"1-”1 l-w1"-. I .are;ally over and sec if. it Thousands have already gone, and t."".ios. « lb, ho— the "TT ' . "'un'1 bc "" "hi"'’ »‘izens thousands more are turning tbeir eyes ™. st -d . “ all. th.bnwk _ “«th. a— .0 d-"K. ~A pwt-l Haiti,,ge to ,m,j them an toward, new homes in the fertile West । 2±' >h.ro~„S.-lk.^~,Zl.h.h. to“s ““• — . arty visit. To those going to Missouri, Kansas, Mddott. ,h. h..d, ofo.. T„,„1„,^^,h,iw„„ T„uo ■“t'11 >’.'T I’-UU' 'nucra Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Nevada. Oregon or Coliloruia. wo roc•st Ih.wwuwrtd.ot.il. nplodnl «w- tart dwihrt wow>www' th. w.hU-boys turned up leakinn- vmtnend a cheap, safe, quick and direct lrout«x via St. faiui*. error the Musonri Itaert^tkAdM. U«- trt.d.ttwth.to.w.g .am«l-dtu\'"t-«PS Pacific Railroad, which runs its fine idrt. . — "llUhoBrtrtk. hq. o«t nonirt.tad.l- . worth!.) l‘"c «ool Hats reW.HAW.WO Jn.l.r. A-Uta! dok.,.^.,, ™wwll, to th. iot.t-j rf“e«Z ,r"'“ M,e dollar to Pay Conches aud Pullman Sleepers of linn goods is m m To Merchants we Sell Goods aa Cheap as they can buy them in any Eastern Qty. STAR (CLOTHING HOUSE 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH LOCALS ’ w , to to Adopted On motion Council adj-rdruul Thu action Mrtainly iiidical** a deterir tbe part of tbe Directon to j build ttre road, and we are fully assured ! that if ihn nt thia Pni.-l: iSuT"-* bgiC M. PEWIT. iQnU YOUTHS' Fall Overcpate, .... Hoary Wintec Overcoats for Men, »uc . steps oaN^ sry to' roop-u mid . kiiaii dree | Alley. AND Children’s Suite. Bov s' Suite ' Youths’ Suite;.. Local 6li;ijes5 police;. ri'-i 12 .. 16 17 .. 25 6 BOYS’ CHILDREN'S, louuu a*r. rv. naa been ttisre but had | *• ‘ > w 1. n ui:;0 no 1 irsii worttiv ot publie notice, s kiln of lime, just burned, fre»b and unfer p.n. ,b.„ ... <.»a, « r«~» T... , petition laid before thia Council at* ... . , ' * It has uno come out that jp^viL-u. meeting, and ’ought to be without. A ton- chance to t>uy Pry Good* . Bentley was at Grau 1 Rapids atI the! cheap—P. R. Sabin A Co of Jackson, Knowlesrillr, N. T. ant selling out their entire stuck at first <o*t- They havo nn immense stock, tow |109,l>W Wurth of choice good., <»f all kinds, which they are cloxing ent, and if un^r uro ia inclined to visit Jackpony and <1,000 in tbo Barry k Eaton. RuaiirJ, Tiint tho Jlarxhall Le on.l is on till* :s the place to get bargains. tho laiI bervby instructcl t» notify *aitl John , Wo jwesnrnc that insurance in id and that i ^!anlcF. ,o “bstain from furthnr «>b- ! ter Company will not Ito paid. । Scttoot Books' u fine stock, such m - , . . ’ . Istructing said Alley aud to rotuot- nhotwill find it oonvomrat to remain „er obstruction bo may bar., placo.l will las used in tbo city, schools, iust receive and fur aahi at live and lot lira price. by F. D. Ackley, at ths City Drug CHURCHES. ... Fine Beaver Suits for Men Fine Custom Made Suits for Men,.. Double Breasted Pea Jacket;.. 'T'ftL this city, call »n John Michael. ju»t tho man who cun suit you. ..... NEW FIRM! BACON & KARRS’ Tokos B.™k wu u .. wwU t» ..frtiri, .M wO ptoh.!,!, , । „Jkv,.^OrfA pow.it. in mJJnw nod th. othn -V'."' "l> rtrtrtt. . WwihMM., ■ ter Caps, Sets. rt. ’ . -■ H..IIK..h."4«.^.l t h, ps-P *«"<• Gloomy day*, Monday and Tuesday. Th..Son K. «^Wt. ««- ol .111. astrarlmneoproOets. I u liber West are prompt and reliable. tatow... th..d„n.e th.. .Wwt , .tirnsft,,, rhiuehilla Caps Tbo Tria, connection of thia road m now oornpletol, aud |>ar**iigrr* are ' hrt. iwt to ,.ta. . oa. ,ta o0,n. ww. tm.t will nrt-trn lita reirdtsl t . Br'i,.. eflortd a tint c'sm, all-rail route from .Vch.v home made Mitts St laiuis to Toxas either over the Mis­ boon a day by daylight. souri. Kan-as A Texas R. R , ria Sedal­ ... —, _ . . | cesatul iu.;naucr 01 1:10 iipticiuiurni u<— „ ,b. dv. Th. .b. M rfIb, : J,„„ ,lltrptki„ Gauntlet, ia, or over tho Atlantic A Pacific K It. k— .h. mw .. d-m. w M—-1' „ <m du„„, ..Oete. . . Jamea A. Sweewy, Charles F. .Mens dogskin gloves fur ? J. Wilder, Henry A. G.wdy tops75 cis. $a.. J'C., $-c., Samuel Dickie. Remember this actual giv­ Pure wix.es and liquor* for medicinal Stanley. Ill.LIIIMi FURNITURE ing away ofgeods is only for - Tho Hastings papers are discussing | thirty days. the Railroad and Grange question and show themselves supremely ignorant — bead, have frwiusnt and painful head­ STAR HAT STORE. EMI0BATI0K TURHIKG. aches, caa't think of things, costive, 24 Canal Street Cheap Farm* in South-vest Mtucixn I Grand Rapids, 'licaiiuu io u . -w.. ----­ .Mich. Th* Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Com­ cent, dqn't fuel right and you dbn’t pany offers 1,200,000 acres uf fond in F teams. improve your Poultry. It Central and ixmthwset Missouri, at poor poultry. 1 hare for sale atxmt one hundred Light Brahma fowl* A bottle of Hamilton's Buchu cuxxr. (27w2)j W. 'K. B*ama. '>» office. i A Firemen's Ball waa held at GreenIf you would bo happy, subecribo for ' T;nBi Montcalm county, on tbo Ibth inst. . ______ _ . mm—* _m A nm,1 ' « ■ < . r .. .1... set parti** ever held in that village- WANTED I J. I'. Robert! 4 Co. will tbo remedy. . large flosk ths iron bridge. Thousand* ot wild geese are flying UfifoLtjutt mn> U/lDtururtut gooBt. liirnbh you MR. JAMES M. HE WES Hastings. P. O-. Oet 27lti, 1873. Mr*. Hattie Slate. K-rhard. Hogl*, Reynolds, - Oscar Raisin, gan f >ots up t9.fi68.224- First-Class Instruments. Colistin E. REPAIRING I Box or Drawer. IB. WILLIAM H. STEBBINS forbid a full explanation, but bo assured We learn that Charles Dolph, Esq . I who attend; and remember also tbo rand Firemen's Ball in the Evening ' tho same day. , iad« by them, throughout the III.pooh lor thcmselvee aa to nority in that line of their Giffin*, Casket* and Under- New Scales. New Styles. WtTlh. Folks. Only on- dui.ar and fifty cants New Prices. full attendance required. Owen sy PW.0H SETS, sorus, couches, MWS, BH4CKBTS, In fact any kind or style of Printing, From a one line Card to a Ten Sheet Foster, eall at Tkk Bawxkb Ornct will Wm. «. Bark, the popular Publisher Rovers Hock। Hastings, Oct. 14th, 1873. ROOMS TO RENT. Obstacles te .“^B.^ KOKH WAGGLED I GIVE US A CALL I JOB PRINTING Go to the Banner Office at rai aunra omen forFDTE JOB WORK. Veiy Low. Wareroom, Jfo. 255 Greene, near Eighth St., Jf. T. �MEW IDTElTtMEWEMTS. Board oontooed pureaant to adjournm«t. roll calfrd, meosbora all preseut. Beard proceeded to bl'. Siwes. Tbe apeouol* of J ». Nev|w, 8. J Bidlsman sod D. B. Pratt, Gouty So ..f - > - C-I..:. “ • ?K K E S S Eli’VL-I FEVERS .­ TON I S 5323534823485323232348532323234823 MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division like uno who strikes water from a rock utt tho summit* of the mountains; it flow* down all tho intervening tract* to the very baao. If we could make each man love hi* neighbor, wo should make • b“Pi'y wurid. Th* true method is to tsegin with uunelvc*. and oo to extend the c-rvlo to all around u*. It should flr 00r<,wn min^a__ J- .Dirrs/os VINECAR BITTERS A WATCH FREE Fxaedum i> indeed not doing a* wo like, not everybody following Id* or her own Troy (ev..n if that wero possible), but •‘anil-control.'’ 8olf<ontrol, plus u control or command of our subject, oocaus. COLDS, gives "freedom, ‘ but a p.r»on who ho* uo cuutrol over any subject, or right use of any facultio , cannot have free­ dom.—Jfus AyAtis/eJa. *'very good n-an ia not born with tho gilt of public speech. There are deep-mi tided, durout, andearuest Chri»ttana who cau do everything «lao better than addrewa a mixed assembly. They ar* cutuiitutionaliy timid and alowtunguod; there ia pure gold within them, but they cannot coin it readily into current wuids. One may lire a* a cuuquarer, or a king, or a magistrate, but ha must dio a man. The U-d of death bring* overy human b. ing to his pure indiri-luahty, to tbo inteuro contcmplaCiuu of that deepest and most solemn of all relation*, the rvUtiuu between tbo creature and nOAMESESS. WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS MURDER?. On motion of Mr. I'billioe tbc re­ port waa accepted aud adopted. On motion of Mr. Day arci-unta No 45 and 46 were taken from the file*, re­ considered, and allowed at tbe amount* claimed. On motion of Mr. Keaple aocouat No. 26 was taken liom the hive, reconaidertd and allowed at the amuuol There ia nu sort of wrong deed of which a man can bear tho punishment i ■ lone ; yuu can’t isolate «yoaraelf, and j aay that Ihu wit which ir ia yuu ehall j not spicnil. Meu’a Uvea nro aa thor-| uughly blended with each other n» the [ air they breetho; eiil tproada aa neceaaaniy aa diaouecIn tire Christian warfare, to maintain LIVINGSTONE tbo cunflict ia to gain tbo victory Ilia piou.iMi ie made to him that eudurvs to I the cud. Tire object of our eptritual I aoveraariea ia to prevent thta. Entry I day in which yuu aro pnwerved feum i I Vicwua habits uro oo great a stain on I human nature, and eo -udioua in them| aclvrw. that every nenon actuated by right roas-.n, should avoid them, tlmugh । hv waa aurv they would bo always con­ ! ceslrtl Jrum both God and lunn, aud 1>au no future punishment cutaile 1 up­ ' on thorn. . Nu man ia so happy as n real Chris1 tian; none ao rational, ao virtuous, so amiable. How litilo vanity does he Beard eoevened purvusat to adjourn­ ment, roll called, quorum present,Board proceeded to buaiMse. Supervisor Niubols offered the follow­ ing resolution: RrnlrrJ, By tbc Board of Sapcrrin ora uf Barry Cqaqiy. that •oappropn.tioo ol 1150 ba mad* to tho following named local newapaper* printed lu till. County far |mbliabing tha full proceed ing* ol tha Board of Sapsrvison for tbe year 1873 : The Heatings Repotlicaa Banner, Hatting* Home Journal Barry County Republican, and tbe Naabvill* New*, and that tbc aaid SI50 be paid the aforesaid paper* accordion to each one'* circulation tn tho County I of Barry, end «b»t the vrhror or propri­ etor of each paper ahall file ao afidarit pertaining to bis amount of circulation with the County Clerk before receiving an order fur bis proportion. Ou motion of Mr. Bugbee the Ro«i> lotion was accepted. Swpcrriaor Day moved to amend the j Reeolutii-n by paying tbe Huatinga । Homo Journal aodhtfulinga Republican , Banner, fifty dolors eaeb, an I tho Bar ry County Hrphbliesn and Nashville News, twenty five duller* eaeb for pubiiabing tbe proceeding* of this Board for tbe current yea% The amen dm'tit prevailed and the Resolution aa amended wa* adopted. Mr. Day offered tbe following Been- Ruoltrd, By the Board of Supcrrit on of ibe*Counly of Barry that townehip of Castleton be credited with |33,G7 rejected tax, aud the same bo aaruiwd by tbe Coun'y. On motivti of Mr. Barnum tbe Beaoiutioo waa adopted. On motion Hi Mr. Manroe the Judg> dresses intended ugly far boat* woar. •nd thoM for tho suwof. gal for evoni»K dreeees orer.kirt* have »Liiwt*l in lavur uf elaborately urastnunlod train*. The tuo»t nu'iccubto aiterutiuu it Ilia plninnrea and tattcfulN-sof the walk- sent rediupute, and a skirt really artist­ ic by res roc uf it* appropriatruuss. Tho Ob motion of Mr. Keaglc tbe report others, aa a rule, are made with a tin­ gle skirt and incker-basque, whieh On motion of Mr. Maatey ll.c report unites tho desirable qualities of Lasqu* cf th* Committee was ameodid by dis­ end polonaise, aud hav tbo awk warduoeeeaof nei .Ler. allowing account Na. AS. Xb« relinquishment of owrekirta, Vrodiend at regvl..i interval* for tho last two yoara. eeem* to be an acccm-1 pliaimd focL They uro trill male of. cuuree ; but the most clog-ant dresaea | err without them. Pur ham • costunus, I avvrekirt* are simulated by trltaminga; for a'reet. tha jacketa and p fonsise* take tbeir place; and for full and dram-r Wtlotlo no preteuao of overskirt is criptioc* in hi* aasessment roll of Township. Motina prevailed. He was young, ho had a neat inuaI tnche and well-brushed hair; jeweled I studs aparklod in his shirt front, and rings on his white hands ; a gentle di*. dain of tb« traveling public breathed I from his jwrson in the mystical odor* of Ihlang-ihlang. llo did rot lift hi* i haughty hral to look nt tho wayfarer 1 who meekly wrote hi* name tn tho reg - i , t.tcr; ho >nd uut answer me when I ! begged fur a cuol ruom ; ho turned to | i tho tmarrt on which me key* hung and. ' plucking one from iL slid it toward mu : on tha tutubio counter, touched a bell ’ for n pall-boy, whittled n bur of Offen- , , bach, arid, a* ho wrvto |he number of | 1 the neiru against my name, said to a , friend lounging near him, as if roautn- ••WoU, aho'a u mighty pooty g*l, anyI war. CbMria*.*’ . When 1 redact this waa a type cf tbo hotel dork throughout the United 1 Status that behind unnumbered n-gi»-1 trre nt thia moment bo ia auubbtng ! trnveitre into the dust, and that they | ate •ullwring end perpetuating him, I j -Uf .1X..«akr r.AYZs iwtas.te'sKAaiaBhB r«nv« u.lmM>4 la "M ■Ultu.rwilrUu Hah Vigor, sasBsrt'sis:; For reitoritig to Gray Hair its uatml Vitality r.ua Color. AFRICA healthy, Michigan Central R<R. .S2sri.rtr.ajt: •<U ml, IMnU. raw Sara th al tfciir naflasuM .0-1 *H.r -■'.'rtSSK’tal OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUV, a .aatrKjgfe .‘ter.‘E»^.ttS £= WASHINGTON growth of hair is prslu D .!. Inttead of fouling tho hair with :■ jttsty sedi­ ment, it will keep it eit-An add vigorous. It* occasional u«t will prevent the hair from turning grey cr falling off. and consequently prevent Ictldnc.-.-. The restoration at vitality ft gives to the scalp arrests ami pm cut. tiio firutati-ju of dandritf, which ia often an un­ cleanly and offrurivc. Fn--' from th-.™. txJSStrd;----- ---------- NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION,‘V rf Ibe c. |«M Mtekw** Haltwax t .-r ihint; Containing m-ither oil nor dyw, it <lu< not roil white cambric, and yet las' long «.n the hair, giving it a rich, gl u.lintrv, ami a ggUeful perfume. Wild Life in ths Far West Prepared by Dr. J. C. A^r^t Co.| .IWW-'tJBL ssstfctte. ictoral, KIT CABSON out and Luu»«. *. v< nucrpm* xuj® '........WM (im humble pie bia jeweled fiagen offer Re. I al'jastly tek» my key. and creep off up stain after tho caU-bu/, and try to giro myself the gentrel air of one whu Inta not been itoppvd njwn. But 1 tii'nk homicidal things all the same, and 1 ttjoiio that in the aafuty of print I can cry out against tho desio: Whom 1 hare not th" presonc* to defy. “You vnlgur atui cruel little soulI say, and 1 imagine myself breathing tho wurds to hi» teeth, “why du you treat a weary atrang^-with thia igno­ miny? I am to payfwifU fur all I got, and 1 shall nut complais of that. But look at me and uwn tuy humanity. Ounfeae, by some civil action, by eomo decent phrase, that I barn right*, and that they ahall be ree[i«cio<l. A newer s-vieso-x aK.wtS'ffis’jn wrarul rSaauu »f tvs 4i/W< Inna Cats vt >».l a> .Mases, wuk •< |k, nu, Uwuriueiai-.rksmwLwa iuura.sU i.raswu demand*. Do not slide my key at me. Do not deny in* the pour puhtenass of a nod ns yuu giro it in toy hand. I am wit your equal; few mon nro. Como; lalao am human I” I found tlxiat, tor my Un ia nskiqg lur a wol room, tbo clerk lied given too a chamber into which the sun has boon shining tbo whole afternoon ; but, when my Luggage bad been l>»» in. if s*om*d useioes to protest, and. liken true Amur­ : ican, like yuu, like us all. I shrank from tsaerting wtys*lf. Whwn.th* ttiR went I down it would bo cool enough an I I turned my tboughu to supper, not rontaring to bap* that, m it nrovad, tho Whether spring or sutumn ia the beet time lor planting fruit trees, is a vexm^ qusatiop. How it may Lest bo done a of roust imixwUnce. Many think tho question of expense eettled by th* coat cl the trees, yet everyman who doe* nut spend doculo. triple cr quad- ; [ tuple the eottoftl.0 tn o> tn planting1 them, i* making a great mistake. nigles* trimmings ol the post. Tnm-,| Nutbing 'hat ts worth doing nt all ia rungs »ro by no t-.ieiu* Awaakra; but ji worth doing lu well aa j Untiag fruit they are grwinlly flat and much simp­ tnm. When ver n tree I* to be planted ler in design. Gimp* and fringes, | tho rod should be enriched to the depth woolen and Hast; ht»a are as frequent­ j of at h ast two feet, and not less than ly emiduyrd a* fiiieniin and pntfa. and 'j six fret arroas Tti* preparation should ajipear by cottt|iariauu, tho eaaenee of i■ precede planting nt least a month. No i aimpbeify. The redingo>o is, in a meas­ raw manure, or ether subvene* liable I ure. rosjtourible for this change, as it* I to term, nt whifo deo.mpoeitig. should plainness drmaada pkinneaa to tho sc- |! com* in euniaot with tho roots. ) cotnpeuying garuienta Button* are Don't hwsitnto to postpone planting an* sosumittg toon- mudrot proportions; and, or two years, in order to male* tburongh though still atrikrog the vision with jm-jumitiun. Thia is th* way to get paiutnl effron!*.-v, they seem less of an fruit Quickly. Apple tnwv pre parly planted often l-enr in four ycei*. and pesr tree* ia six ; and they never die prewistnrrly, as tty thousand* plonud m the slovenly fwhfon that prevail*. The roarrity *f ’row, for a few yean jxtt, ba« s.’tmnlated pnqwgatiM io aa extent iha’ we fear will lead to low piere. and tin* in its turn to exeauitn and rarel-aa plen'ing in the future, as < in the pa-t lat ns reepretthr feeing ' at our ehddren'. ohihlnra, ami in thair ’ Rantaticn BITTERS. CmroiTC0TOTS-lS74,1875. hr* Wayne IEJactan & Sariuv a fl > r. X T "f ”1“i^rrxsj. «, tn.Us.1, su.1 MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TUAIXK BUN BY CHICAGO TIME. lUNTATION Bitters TRAINH GOING SOUTH. Dr. J.C.AYEn&CO.,lawell1Mm,, The Babcock 6147 MS" Only 50 Cents p»JBotile. HIE r«TO»t M I .... ‘-7 !aS uu?;/ J 'Wtaan’g Glny fe Hff Hair. *■ LYON’S ftM Irtv I IMe Kttga RiW , ATHAIRON � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-11-05.pdf 82b5d074f08dbd38c88b091766b4bed4 PDF Text Text RjC’Im-'CMI B W«h. ■ ............. Tr|i F\bpJblic^ juzkn of xDPjsBTiaiara VOL. XVIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER f(873' TBE3BS NEW FIRM! DIVING FLUE, BASE HEATER' AX' VELSOH k RUSSELL, ftdq). new shirts. did^my father rnloct Dartmouth for NOVEMBER MORNING RM is BUillM. FURNITURE ! «. IIOL1IKOOK, qoot>t. We make aspecialty I’ Picture Frames. MH.JAMESM.HEWES ’Kiaswsr " Who I- tylly Cemp tent to make U1 l*~- . agreed that wo should explain matters and I dare say said many foolish that very evening, only I inusted on things—” 1I ■-*-*taking th# task on myselL “ That yon did 1" iaterrnptod my ; "So we did. After prayers that mother. . ; night, I Kid father and mother that mg letter to his immense nudioneo.— " Well, Penelope was firm: and Mary au<Sl were engaged, and only MMO^/er JVoosmter. when we parted, she would not even waited for their consent. promise to write to me. I was so " 'All right !* answered ' my father. A Modern VluUn* Party. downhearted all my vacation that fath­ ' I couldn’t wish fur a better daughter er thought I was sick, aud was for than Mary, and I’m sure mother wfll ■ar tbn .nma > “ ’ Your father and his brother both went there, and his folks lived iu that neighborhood,’ answered my mother. ’“I never know my father had a brother!’ said I surprised. "My mother started, and looked troubled. Then she said impressively : * Abner, you must never mention the p ... x unvo iiopnu sii along tail matter to your fstbor. He never has subject of my uncle with my father, but j-il would be so ’ got such an answer, that I never at- • “ Mary was now very (iale, but she tempted it again. I waa very unhappy, spoke out quite clear and steadily : indeed J I could not bear to quarrel “ T,m afraid you won’t say so when with my father, though I thought him • you know all about it, Piult Xt/Atn P very much to blame; but neither could • “Mother started at these words and ------ , ...... ........... »■■■ — l-UV »■ AlUI) UVCWU, UOl must excuse the dcrangad condition of •What was the cause I enelo|»........................................................... Esther only said quietly -Why not ?’ "Things were in this slate when Ij ’• Mary went on, and told the story the room for her girl had been sick and returned to college. I had heard from ' in as fow words as poaaibte. When she she had just blru worked to death frym Penelope once, through Malvina, who | had finished them was n silence like I er, with util with her. 'Your father thought told me, among other bite of news, that' death far a minute or two. I literally there was only uno woman in the world, the Lyman family from I'aulet were go-1 dared not look at either father or moth­ trlibbnr raid to Mr*. Tieklnwinkor, "why and that was Penelopo Merrill; aud tag to move to Bocliratrr, nxd that she ' er. I'mantjy my father spuko: meant to send a parcel to mother by "'Mary aud Abner-do you think lltata. that your father Is v> Min.l tliat h« tan ka-p uiine.” And Mrs- Hibbintuckar ** sow unl spring I received a letter not see a hole through a ladder f “Neither ot us answered, but there aud Aunty Goggles gave Mrs: Tickloblxtbo. My sister Abbey si aura took from my mother Baking mo to come winker tiio rams comforting aaaumoce. her pail, and said Penelope was over- homo far a little. She void father hail was s-nnelhing in hss toue which seem- 1 Mn. Ticklewinker exeussd herself thou sprained bis ankle so that he could uot ed to lift a wmgtit off my heartFath. |>etsuad«l by her folks to ray she would L nave Natasn. Anyhow, aha broke <.if | get about, and that he wantui to soo er went ou -. "'1 tagau to guess tho secret before tier engagement tc y«ur fathar and mir- me. bhu added that she did uot know tied Abner. Thon your father marriud didn't do it, she went from the kitchen Mary Winder, a young lad. who Imd and'then an accident uu b*«.u list ting her. and had stayed to , I happened Io wont sum help I had pul — -cupboardin -’ put in in •* th. Mary'. | " Mary Winder !' 1 raid to myself, i room. Shu She waa out with mother. mmTatnv lho4, -to, nod then my heart gave a great jump, i When I cjwned Hie cup for 1 remouiltorod that Puurtopo's mia- thing I saw was a little die nsmo was Mary It seemed very . know it in a minute, ev«„ w.aaavu, unl ... ----- -----kept up her friendship with I’enolotie; unlikely that I's-uelopo should ba stay- , writing on the fly-leaf. It was one I but 1 asked her never to say anything - - -------- -------- .... ------------ -- —. __ gwv atwiuk lt,«m if, I.M. !**•«>. *<W___ _ did| at dracrihing my feeling*,' raid my " I found my father looking older I father in a trembling voire; * but as I so.* Aunt Abbey.* ’ aud mure treble than I had over seen opened the book it seem«d as if my “ Well. 1 went to college, and much him 11 is ankio was better, so that ho brothers face looked out from tho horribly dnsty, and Mrs. Bibbintuckor to my drtighL I entered in th# ttopho- could go about the house, and be some- , leaves nt me. 1 put it into 'uny pocket more year. I got through my firs: two limes i-Ot as far ae tho barn; but he rand went net in tho woods to ths potytars with credit; and. in my second Bummer, 1 determined to taka I’au’st in ■ my way, and go to see Aunt Abbgy. things soon showed the ditfervuev. I; liand-lo-haad fight with the devil, I •- Faulet is a very queer litdv place, bad not Loen in the bouts half an hour did that day. Bull wasn't left alone twfuro I bean! the praises of-Mary . at I itaprved, nnd I gninrd Hie victory. seundrd by both !Wh«r arid That very night, aiming hruna I sprain, ultant manner, ! j than 1 ever saw betore- Aunt Abbey Winder mother. ’ ed my ankle. At firtl I thought I would ’ lived in a tiny red house, just where tb‘» '■ • She sayt »hv saw a goal deal of tell Mary directly, but than I said to see dirt” 'little I’aulet liver' runs nocors the you at Aunt Abbey’s *.' said my moth-, myself, ** The child has come hero to I road, and turns, almost a rightkacle to wann* *f the Public for everything In "’VJSV'ii' * ‘ -■SCSlUjSil NO. 28. T>raiBsiojral aid lWw» Card?. JOHN KODERTS T.ii. DIAMOND, JIB WILLUM H. STEBBINS , it# former euurm. Justin frouT is a , «u[, n uui uer own way. I high n<kv lodge, at the liase ofNAich Aunt. Abbey •• When Abcer came Same, it didn' . llio river flows for some UistanoJv and then, directly under a high-arched j bridge, pours down some thirty test in •' • She is over at Widow Brown's, i thought the brewing would trork itself Mrwae? ’• pretty little fall. sitting with Emma i" answered mother ; clean if it wua left atone, nnd so it has.children.' added my father imj decline tliis long time. Somehow 1 «M! rekindling. l.'.tlo edge-tools not safe to play with. They made all the trouble in the first place. ,.11. . I...... al.— , I I. . waa glad they nv ,u ' about; aud I mode ncquniutaiico with [a host of new cousins, boW Hoyts and with a curious questioning expression Marrins. I observed that almost every*' Well, that’a about all there ,4^ • t-ody who called asked about Fenelopo; anything : but I dismivsed it at onee, remembering the letter Aunt Abbey aud th# nos; spring we were monied. But neither faiiior nor mother would of the ...... the arrowh, pluses «iowu the front between the cart lining and the ' outaide across the double bottom, and up between the buck lilting nnd the body of the stove, thus ■ to the outnide of the stove, and pebringing the heat close < the cold nir always is. tuining it near the flour. Ertiff Syon ]TO (fivt S/\-[l8WI-10fi PHHLOH sets, SOPHS, COUCHES, ftiqHOHS, BUCKETS, Jjelert $forn “ • Ob. I’onclope Winder!—well, she's a hind ol adopted child of ours, tihe’s an orphan ; aud when her step­ father died aha hadn't shy homo, and with a family from Vermont, and then her mother was a great -• • so alio nxlurnlly catu< We camo over here to bring mo n parcel from Abbey. So. of conn*, 1 asked PENELOPE'S WEB DENTIST GrvE Us A CALL ! GREBLE & RUSSELL. Micliia HashrillE. NT I FOR LKUICIXAL FURFOSEM. IftpH OVED Sweet’s Hotel, THE IW Stiles oj the \\ heeler & w il*<m 1<>r Michigan Exchang and nothing would do but Mary must ItEMEMBElt THE PLACE. Op- 4 mitten. She usually v» knitting pualte IL A. GOODYEAR'S Hardware cl|b„r B lnj(ten. ortt )ittla W1 stocking, finishit- Sitodoca beat, all for weaving -.V. II. KTKBBISS !">‘•O’; « . H. W. BELDING. ’ »hawL Her eyes were n<4gnod by gas- home Saturday, we’ll hitch up old bay, Hastings, Oct. 13-2'.tr I l«ht; and as sh. was a mauxger of the and go after her.* . ' Old ladies Homo, a visitor at the Or•' I w^a pretty well disposed to like phen Asylum, and a friend nnd tor to forlorn children in gener DoctaSrAmblor, who was the beau of the place, asked Malvina when Mira Wind-r was cxjiected, 1 fait that he hail taken an unwarrantable llbarty. mother's pretty worktaa surely <M into When I saw Paaotopo, I understood a world of tin nnd misery. MisMug the click of the needles, as one does miss a quint sound to which the ear has grown nvxl, 1 looked up. F. M. Hungerford & Co., My mother had Imd down her work, we were a* well acquainted naif we had id. lt_wai rathlearn to cull hcF and was engaged in tying knota in a length of doubled worsted. My lathur __ . half to oad dropped his paper, and was reCommission Merchants. JOB PRINTING liRAXB BAPlUH............................ the uttsl ■' 1tear ix the Heat fiuat1 • IV. iiatf.-rruKirr, dxtkoit, Mien. of its Superiority open al! \ other sewing machines’ Being the most simple in con-\ Wild Game for Detroit and Eastern ’ : .ui different kinds of work. /wwnrw'?ipromptnttention. oBOcaxira z- n. jn~ri ,rw """ f’u,rr- marhine.arrqualities irhirh nammrnd Ihr ■\Vli<-ol< i- ——pttnongpipng I IT, jX-. JB tl S G 1 1 \ machine in themakvt. ... ..... ... . ......... m . Well Fa only chil ___gnfrOTi UJ^ . ! ■*........ ..... 1... >,.vii.„-Arm to ,-nll at lita attire ti>Ulo<IX.v booth aide State StreetHASTINGS. MICH. RUSSELL &- NEVINS 8n vo J. P. ROBERTS & H. W. BOOZEB. CO. S3 Canal Street, Grand liopids. FINE NEW STOCK OF\Hf DRY GOODS. DRUGS truth B. K. HTE1NHOFF uiai i; wouiu ov n nice uay 10-morrow, and Mrs Tougtiogllbbor said they had _____ .t l— x. .u- - -- x__ backeido. taking all the bed-efothss with hsr, and wouldn't say a word, and didrina with emphasis. to know what was cu, end if bo Lad got to hve that <ay eU hi. life. While "Well, it Is the system of strings in well acquainted with the positions of Mr. Jicklowinkar thus communed and loom: by which thn ihrvftda ut the .kill in weaving." -Toll me about it™ to id I. glad of taken anything to divert rue. You »eo my husband <rns away about douts that I could not help being anx- in terra pied .-That's right, Mary.” Winder'a daughter.' without thought. dictation. During the dark days <J the conflict his conqxauro steadied hun­ dreds who were around him. On the HATRAND CAI*. Medicines Huivnwnv. BOOT? AND SHORS. MANTLES, rill ELVES. ETC. * “ AMEBICAN Stuical adlaiaml Pye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS MARBLE DENTIST; PHffiNTX CASH STORE Union Block, over Boston Caah Store. I SrAOot Bonk* t Statinnrrp OYSTERS! ;-f. Trial, who- Won. i DISH, at BLACK A m.lXB. CITY ter tne company had gone. an: Mrs. Tick lesrinherwos'doing sought in each matters by fbe frwsi- my father quoted some Greek which •' Well, you must know, then," the old contirman began; ” that I was an onlr child, and my patents naturally thought g deal of me. They moved CLOTHING. without StOppiBg. tucker remarked t i Colne end. stay the wiaOid Major Winder he 1 think, however, CRAYON, WATF.RGOLOR AND OILS, A’. I). COOK Agent- other—there arc plenty more in the —these are a faw of the hasty glimpses one catches of him- This moral cour- graduated, and then camo back to take framed Onion No. 16 end 16. which I hod quite wore promulgated in May, 1861, the Hoe folks bold of the harvesting. made up my mind by that timo to be a farmer. ”"v ^’"■r'hrl,^\ & Wilfton to the puhiic ns Superior tn any other sewing ■ tional capital; u tfewretery upholding nur arms with untliaching and splendid faith in their final soocwm; a Chief­ Justice silting unmoved amidst the “ • Mother mentioned him to mo, onre,' I replied ; 'but she cautioned me never to sneak of him to father.’ 3fcn2 of sweet-talk was kept up until tea-time When they all gathered around the ta­ ble to tell Mrs. Ticklewinker what excvlirat suueo and piekiss and deSghtlnl drawing its life from slavery; a man > accepting office at the hands -if his op­ ponente in the bo|M of bringing them , Marrying me inducted, I suppose. Markets. ■ -__________________ ^ruction, nnd ca..Uuadapts TF VQTT WANT Nor I' I never could guess. Well, Abbey gat Aunt Abbey and Malvina both looked nickname Annt t>n ..Lt troubled when we told thorn of it. "I’m afraid it won’t do children.' said my a»n|.—' I am, indeed. Fac­ — WANTED—145 Tons of Poultry and dedqnilt” that was hanging on the back When ho thought liu had aitooverod s aud hkos to support splendid hand ut ail Pure Wines and. Lienors’ Chlef-Jsrtloe Chase's Courage- DINNING Will not be Undersold. ©stasss wn. My birthdaTO— » >»•. �pfinrr I The National Board of Trade, at it* | recent setaon in Chicago, adopted the following preamble and reeolutior..but ouw p-cu<-i*l nsanlt upon th* publl'Aw-rar, Thera exist* at th* tnoulb RheuntaUsm, lic^ch -ol *uk-m wa* only a part' of of tbo Detroit Hirer, oatside of where Neuralgia, Bumn, Soreneas, it deboueba* into the water* of latke heir tn -Jrto'ud p an to obtain th* con­ Erie, nutueroui shoals and rock*, many Sore Thront, Both, Wounds, trol ut public • duration, and make it of them bring in the direct road or Hoarseness, Ulcers, Bruises, ibmaa Cutli.-lic. A m-vrting ur nonSir tismuel Baker, who recently re­ track of vessel* going in and out of th* Headache, *• ntiun, caliol tho "Iruh Chlbolic BenPlies, Sprains, turned to Londun from Africa, i* seri- river, causing serious obstructions, and, ■•uleui Unam.' wa< recently hold at St ou-ly ill from inflamaiion of th* lungs. in very many instance^ great loss; Toothache,. Colle. Old Sores, Louie, at sbich lliO billowing iliseusvioo All Hemorrhagt*. The amount of Peter's pence re­ tuck place, revealing the plan* uf th* ceived by tLo Pop* sine* 1871 is (.»tiCOUGHS. COLDS, UOAUSHNBSS, VINECAR BITTERS mated at 180,000,000. rater*; and, Great Britain baa 3M paper-mills ; 11 i* btfeved that the rgnr Hitlers France, 634 ; and Spain, 130. raluabl* property in steamnreisirntlon. m The most [-owerfull pair of pumping tml« found on toswv. irols potang daily through engine* ia th* world ata in proems of IX—1--- SL--------- )n<)J BarJ. ra Xi-vmlii monntteM of Californio, the construction in Pitteburgh. medicinal priqx riles of which nreextrart■ ualod, by rd therefrom sit’.mtil the ure of Ataliol. The shoemakers of Havana are on a riw-qiuatlmi is alinrol dally naked. “Him' strike. They demand their wages in in the world: therefore. is the (SUM. of the nn|>nra!Ulcd Kkcoa <> gold or its equivalent. Vrarora Btmaar Our nmrecr is, that Unakti, That the Executive Com­ The dense fog in London Oct 20th, mittee bo instructed to lay thia matter Money is hoarded, and that consti­ ■ pstieut ireoten Lis health. They are th* nearly put a stop to al) busin***. at ogee beftiro theNational Government, tute* the real butenes* trouble at ore*xrtui Lino I ["irifli-raudulife-ginogpriia-, Bismarck htu been reappointed Pres­ nnd to ask its immediate attention to riplr. <i |>-rf--rt Jteuovator nnd InvinvtBtol eat Th* crop* are abundant, menu ident uf th* German Ministry. the prompt removal of th«*e obstruc­ of the •yetetn. Never bafarvintbehiatan faetnred gorxl. of every variety were Thera waa a panic in the Vienna tion* where they exist in American of the wiiild lura a tumiisAsa oreu com iiaiiid'-l the remarkable qute Bourse on Wedn»*day. selling well a few days ago. and there ■ties of Vt.sxasnlJimMluihtafojtttericl Ruth Go** of Amherat. New Hamp­ i* no reason why the demand should .of "i •tv diwoiM- raau is heir to. They urei shire, aged 1OI. b smart enough to abuva resolution* er* true, the matter BUNKS ANO STATIONERIES, doereae* aav* th* hoarding of the money-, Ifiitb- r.inrative •* »■ U naaTonie, reliev b eve ter portrait taken. sranitosOTmiHraHAn aud in th* m«u> time the balance of certainly demand* and should reeeiv* trade is getting into a mor* favorable The receiver of tho Union Trust the prompt attention of Congn-u. In •MriiS’fi paiuvM sjnaSy Mr. Keilly, of Vnginia, thought the eonditiou than it La* been in many rvsoiufnto should be rw>mm:tt«d with Company denia* tho report that tho this day and ago cheap trani[K>tt*tioa pBSMg ZrprpH trouts a? years. But th* shadow of a panic' instruction to modify it Uo was. hy for the [-reduct* of th* agricultural re­ Virtue uf tris office as Muyur of Richshniak up the amount of money in cir­ gion* is one of the mast tmportentqu vi­ i mend, president of the Board of Pub culation, si most beyond calculation, lie School*. He ha 1 been elected May­ llous, end any bill Congress ean cuns'iand it i« oi no us* to urge eapitsKsto to or oy a cooetitu-ncy which w** about tulionally pass in aid of any *cheme Perfumeries and Toilet Article*. Paints, Oils, Varnish and Dye Stull*. let out their money again a* frealy a* that may result in reducing th* necessa­ ry cost of transportation, will be hailed panic showed tu bare been justly im­ Board that no religion- inslruriion w ia* a public blearing, and would un­ It is uo* rcganlad certain iu well ia- doubtedly be one of th* moot popular Tinieling Boskets, Drueglsl SutdriiM, paired to a considerable of a degree - given in them. He was not in srmfunned fins ncial circle» that the (New ha* not yet been fully restored. Greet perthy with the resolution, nor rvultl bo Orleans banks will rename currently oct* Congress could pas*. and risky- enterprises and even under­ vote tor it without stultifying himself. jiaymeut* Nuv. 10th. CONFECTIONERIES I Father Pbelnn. of Bt. Ixxiiv, said : takings that hive modi real merit, but Colored iaberen ouTbe Ron Orleans “We hero nothing to do with Rkhtn >nd which have not a* yet been fully devel­ or it* school*.- It-religion* iuitnuti-m- levee end in the coal yards are Again on oped are likely to suffer or bo abandon­ was oxrlude-l.from ttiem, a* Mr. Keilly u strike for lour dollar* per day They I age. resultod in hi* conrictioa of man-.; Wild Ilfs in the Far West ' ed altogether for the want of funds, and said, then they wore thbm >»t objection- worn receiving throe dollars. slaughter in th* third degnw, aud lie Tho Union Trust Company of New thio must add to the general suffering- able of all schools. The public men o! York propose to resume businew* on ur was sentenced to State Prison fur four i But tho great lines of ordinary business America were educatwl in the public Such verdicts ■choola, and wore exhibitions of the sys­ bofiiro December I, with n capital ut years, by Judgv Davis nrast still bo carried on, if not so vig­ tem, and they were tho most corrup’ 12,00(1,000. <li»grarv> cur court., and bring them in­ orously and prosperously as heretofore, »nd dishonest yf any counuy in tho Tho dry gixel* houso of Morgan. to diinrpiito with ell fair miuJeJ mon.! yet in the best possible way and with wort 1. Men cyh steal in thi* country Young, Altemua & Co. of Philadelphia hut arv largely due to the public diaap-1 tho moot determined energy. Anything with impunity; provided the amount is has suspended. IJubilities W00,000. [irobation afllie bw making murder AGENTS WAHTFD&™” Th* United States (I’Wvernmrat has i* bettor than total *t*gn*ti<ra. Even targe enough. That the children of the not leased an island iu Samau* Bey punishable by death. Of this verdict machinery detenurate* worse standing tho press of New York City rfienks in for a coaling aUliun•till than driving to iU full capacity; nubstanpo ns follows: Memphis, ara-ording to the latosV'eeand most businuaa men find it profitable ports, is rapidly recovering from thr The ridknies it a* a mockery in doll time* to keep moving with all of justice, ami say * hanging i* “played j potable energy. Tlie Merrimack woolen mill, at Low- out" iu Now York tor tho rich, but not ■ MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. _ This is particularly true of tho greet ■•lb Massachusetts, will shortly stop for bill-sticker*, “ (lay-laborers, car-con- Grand Hirer Valley Division . work. ' body of retail dealers scattere1 all over it also the country with whom th* community be tamed horacthievM, scholastic coun­ i Tha Etuprou of Austria is ill and •ludore, and other poor ftnen. terfeiters. and well posted in all schemes I her condition is such a* to cause alarm. ridicules tho week nnd iaipoleut con­ of deviltry ’’ From filteea to twenty thousand peo- duct of the aun for tho |i*ople. The becomo* ecatco with the people end they Mr. Harley, of Prnsylvaaia. denoun­ | pie, it is said, have been thrown out of Tiaua, Triimt and fferfrf also unite in find they can do without a great deal ced the ree/Iution, a* it cmtemplated a । | employment in Connreticut since tho regarding it a* a lamo and in>|«t«nt they hey*_ been accustomed to purchase anion ol Church and State. panic. conclusion, and an nttsr faiuro of jus­ President Dssyer said the rcwlation and consequently curtail tbetr porch esen; Rev, John Spanlding, rectue of Sr. meant no »ueh thlnj. and he did not Paul’*, Era- Pa., ha* boon elected suc­ tice. Tremaine, Bloke*' counsel u jncm th* other hand, they know that the S ITlul.l. wi.h such an impression to got abroad, cessor to the late Bishop Randall. . panic ha* resulted in a shrinkage of he advise-1 that the retaution be chan­ values, and they naturally expect to wo ged *o as to simply favor Catholic j A nireting of Protestants was receetly held iu Philadelphia Iu protest . it manifested to sumo degree in the ar­ schools. Centennial Gazetteer Chromo WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS depot. city Kuaint, Kueer & Kurious OMIBH SCHOOL BOOKS Oil Paintings CHROMOS PATENT MEDICINES, CHOICE GROCERIES! New Book for Agents Paint Brute and Palmer: Site. OCEAN'S STORY WM'Ksisate fts'j-aaSsirsa. AdveriiK in the Hastiig Bauer. ‘WKtt-V JURUBEBA Mr Harley proecedd, and said that ticle* of their Ately. ronsffmptfon. The the Catbcdk-a bad grined a great victory wise dealer will meet this expectation i in driving the Bible otft of tho public and thus retain hi* customers, and ^Fetaer Graham, interrupting, said probably draw in now one*. while wc.r<•O.. ns__ u a:j .. ■ng of ,hi» old Hook* and prepairing taf replenate at lower price*. A leading New York firm who, on the begining of the present panic promptly reduced their prices ten per ecu: or more, and 1 with tho public *eboob. ) New York Qty hat, by a vote wf tbu Common Council: donated *50,000 tu aid the Memphis sufferers. Adrice* from alt part* of the province ofBsngte, India, show the crojn are failing and that the imjiending famine made the feet generally known, report Ouetoraare purchase a* freely as before,'' they **y, "end there is no poreeptiblo difference in their trade in' aj>y deport­ ment except >.< the as la 'of "the more CtO-wnrrni V]>.r >n.. PARLOR GOODS CHAMBER SETTS ing sold yuur Krvu Fever Tonic for tho last fire or six vents, wo take pleasure in saying dust in a drug trade uf twentyfive years, w* ureer sold an ague ihwled at 4,311,500 tons, of which the rail­ 4y that gave more general sstialoctinn, road* are pnt down fir 2.4/8.S00 too*. and wo recommend It as a wort hy pr»|>Pena ylvania aloe* made 702,819 tons. •larpeoter a nuyority iu Iowa will bo over 20,000. Th* State Seuatn *tao-!s : 1 Write them if you want to know. Tho Republican, 35 ; Otmomtioo 15; Bepublican majority 'JO. The lit use rem_-.h i* forv/lw dt the drag stere oi .lands: Republican, 51; Opposition. J. P. Robert.-, ft Co. ol ibis <aty, and is 49 ; R [Miblican majority on joint bal­ warranted to cure ague. lot. 22. The receipt* from spirit* for the fiscal Banc Rrxa.—Dr. Tresk’e Magnetic year en'liug June 80, 1873, worn 152,Ointment has [M-rfonaod aotne almost mtraruloM curve in this vicinity. It i* mmhlo dime is infinitely mor* useful to th* pubic than tha hoarded dollar. It runs a round of activities aad please* •vary on* it touches Iu th* present emergency it becomes u« all to act *pon thia truth. Every one who owes a ' small debt should p*y it at the *arlio*t potable moment, and thus let every dollar or dime, a* the case may be, pas* from band to hand with the least delay practicte. It ,w*. must hare wjaier. elathos for ouraelv*. end tombs, let us 7431 fnle fir LarBilimd Pro IM Atos Mt. Beecher’* Church have not termi­ nated. Theodore Tilton refuses tu re­ cognize tho right of tho church tn try him fur anything be tuny have said or done during the past four years, inas­ much as ha ha* nut been n tnenilier of that urganixation during UtSt period. The Grievance Committee, however, hold him amenable to church discipline, inasmuch, ns hi* name ha* not been erased from the book*, and they reeo amend bis expulsion. Behold how a thing it is for brethten to be stated. Iney must say thiy would as roonssod their childrru into a postteituc or bury them as let them go mtn the public school*. ■ They were afraid the child who left hrnnn iu tho morning woald ninre back with something in hts heart m bHek «s bell Father Mangin raid th* public school .trm is n nuisancr. The words in * rwsnlntior. are not tun strotfg. day. we have ecarctey a reliable word upto the hour of going; to to pre-. Do♦roit ie «*id to be Repubiicxui by a de•dta SM^taty.- Chtago to kavn elec, tod the anff-Bonday law aotanoew. while the reaglt la Now York, Wisconsin Virginia, and other Suta i* nltogelbrr a Bibtile that waa printed in iww. Good winter apple* at Buchanan are worth Sl.60al .75 per barrel. . Eugene Wtneor, tho first white child ■o la Mionreota and Kansas hut all i* born in Kent county, is a resident of uncertain, even the £lh District in thia Grand Rapids. tWate; al though wo *xU Uiiare that Mr. Tea thousand barrel* of apple* have William* ia stated, yM that b . at Urie been shipped from tho riilage of Parma, 820 SAVED! Hfteras th" portly of tho conduc­ tor appeared at tho door, by crooning behind her ana exclaiming in a whis­ per, “ Ma, I gue*« he has swallowed on* already.” King J>ibn of E.ixany, died at Pbnte Wednesday morning. Ths Doko ol titxony, eldoet son nt King John, imraedutnly Sum mod aucreMivn to the throne, end unued a proclamation, in which ho premiers to uphold the con­ stitution. and announces that th* pro* ent ministry will remain in olSce- sy atyte, pattern of wh o exhibit. W* have In •jikndlil line of REDUCE PRICES, SHEBPAKBSaji tta MB® KO FtJEKfflffiE, tl Comta flamed eyesThe Auditor of our County h*» *o much faith in it* curetiv* [>ow«rs in this diseM*. shat he not only highly recommends it, bnt offer* to forfeit the amount paid for ft in each com-, if it fail* of a cure. A. G. Crania*. South Bend. Ind. See advretiMnwnt in another column. S carefully provide the neceeserive. Let une favoring Catholic achoots, which i v* ell remember that trade (basin***) was carried bv ahmt a tw.>-thir4s v«.te. impart* activity through tel circle*, and Father Phelan, chairman of the e rmwith it chearftene** and confidence; it mittec on resolutions, snbsequea Uy pro-1 routed tho following a* a substitute for tlie Iasi one of th* series preriuusly re­ return of general-prosperity. At such ported br the evemnitfee: a tim* a* thia to sit stilt an! fold our Rceulved, The: the system of Stalo hand*, nr tu hoard our money is a bus­ arablepolicy, and th* n.xt thing to it is to do only what •« ere obliged to do. L*t aH be up nod doing AFHICA "X Wtaoil .1 I.J..I.SI lleniiM- Die 1 itialeti Blood when■v«r yon find it* impuntta buntir,, through the skin iu 1'uuptes, Eruptionur Mures; cIcmaso it when you. find it ob •traded wd sluggish in the veins; clean u it wbea it u lout; your trelfopi wid v ) o« «• Leu. Keep uw blotajlurc, aalMte ui'tetU ol the ejstem w i/l follow. WANTED UNDERGROUND on. Lux or Lettish remaining at the Hastings, P. O.. Nov. 4 th, 1873. A. M Bodwell, Charlo* Belmont. Jo««ph Hall X Kale Hubbard. Betsy Lancaster, Mra Jennie Lopor, Mrs. Mary E. Martin, O, F. Staven*, Uo.-d*L LIFE j Marked improvement ha* reerutiv I been made in the United State* in making glaasd bar!war* and cutlery BELOW BULLS THE SURFACE! BEARS iy procured from England. Tho Jury in the ease of Joehua Put fenberger. engineer of th* freight train on the Chicago ft Alum Btelraad wluch caused th* disaster n*ar Ixmint in Augtu! last and who we* then indict­ ed for manslaughter, on Saturday last returned a verdict of not guilty. Mrs. Yaa*. wife of the Japans Clianre d'Affiiin a: Washington, or rived in New York Monday evening to join her bnaband in Washington. 8b* New Advertisements. Sre, MV tcnte * UAkbKUUV. "•<* MU M Otr kte nt* Ural Ufa ata unmsiffi moco vtra UK, un warn Shingles, Lath, &c. Briggs House, CHICAGO. �Ta* RyrilsucMi Hm wwmwn. I ?““■ An Atlas ol Barry County. B*gular moding of A* Comm*, On Monday, through hl* Agent, Mr. I P.O. Titus of Phltadajphj,, placrd table, a bcauUfal A-.taa of th* 1 200 School »oat*. K Blaekboard*. / 6 Stove*. , ’ 0 Tablre. State> of Michigan, w hich for beauty of i»u7lh"irh*Tk,k,”l,p”’,u"' •*“ ** nuteh, excellence of binding. an<> perfoetton of Dcelgii, cannot l>o exc-IIcd. Rare chance to famish School « U a tnwushlp map each township octo-.. onpying a lull page l5 bv Js lncbw 4Q(, give* cv-ry subdivision of tenj from tual survey* made by and under the dl •< AM- B— 1— - S.~7. rectlouaof D. J. Lak*. Esq., one of Ae '»<=« eminent Civil Engineers In the Mta. "«■> ” emrotry. Tbe revend and the ante In the city of Hasting*, are »!», "f-l| on separate pegi», and are accurate, n very derivable addition to a county map | and one A* t will bo appreciated by all 1 w.io have occasion to commit a plat of our City or any of Ae Village* In the bosrd * J ’ oa,‘ <«>unty, as no entirely reltebl* plat* have This map has Jomm &**' “ ®®' hitherto been made. w m • ' Ubor' ».00. been very carefully examined by our Would report that A*y hare .Ma. county officer*, and dealers real estate, t^al'ow^'"’ BtlJ I”'”nmen'1 ,h*‘ «’>«•» nnd I* pronounced very accurate, by every person, Into whnae hands It has fallen, and rm« forty have been sold in J- W. Bxsru.r, tlih eltv alone. W* understand Ae W. 1. F. Haas Agent fa now canvassing Ac county Gto. W. Wrujiu*. and delivering tbme already ordered. Cummilfoe. By All. HamaMint earnestly we commend Al* Allan to the notice of ..very rrahlent of Rany • "y r.wr yosr r.virr. That the Marshall call upon the several Justk-o. of the county who would iwasM* an entirely Hat, yovr uak ufritrl wilk or •eitkoMi psm, 1 th, Until rfr, ,f Peace of (Li* City, and demand a state­ coirect map of the Ooui.ly. 'Ihepricote ' A. P. PkAKK, U. D„ only 810, and fa very cheap for such a ment of all the firm recrirod by them Omt AtUr, 4' SliJ/, Dnf Star. 30 onJ a lull report for the last yea,. -reaing, nut_ 8|dt lw# - Mayor, Rrcuidi'r, end AM*. ^OAaa OowK.aumre._w, b,,, racrired tha following, programme of । exercise? fcr Commencem.nt Weak Ku,e Agrical 1 tural Cull-go at Lansing : Sunday. November Ikh. 3 P. m.— ' o r- Tnteday, November IJ th, 7 n. m — tocraty ot Alumni; Poem by pg. u„. I2ib.-am4. Wing Exerexw. at 10 a. m. Addreu bv n..... i> . . . Alumni at 7 p. 1 Th* annual _ .. ----- ^.vtir Dn A® ilh, 10th, and 11A in»t; Public cunrevaira. fo*vM th. Lansing How-. Ununj. for A. colfog, OD(, UuBr CHURCHES. remammg 8 >0,000 uro ifhmadiately raised. (3otnmittc<» have l>ren nppointed and will enter the field at once for the purpose of raising this amount. It cnnleduu i. It ought to bo I’une. Il ■will be done. J. M. Smith, L. P. t-pr man, J. IVirauu, J. L. Fatten, $ R.. nnd W. A. Howard, constitntc the Con turttee for Hastings and vicinity. J. 6. Hott, Chairman of Committee. Will thia Terrible Slaughter Continue, FOR AFTER THAT WE WILL RESUME OUR FORMER PRICES. A taro chanc* to buy Dry Guud* cheap—P. R. Sabin & Co of Jackson, are wiling out tbeir entire stock at first Bereons who find tbeir accounts at rout. They have an immense stock. ; thu otfi.w ul a Jnstico of th* Peace for imUMlion mu.t not think it u in cum*jipimiceuf "Uy >]Ute wo owe them, tnit simply b.-cau-o wo *»rf have ..ur pay, and liar* not tho time to call again per. | -mnlly. ■ , 27wi J. w. 4 C. O. Bwrtar. 1 The account of M. W. Riker, 817 45a, referred tn Finance Cutnuu:i*<>. By Aid, Hams— I That the report cf tho Board of Ed­ ucation lie approved. Carried by ayea and nays as follow* : Aye*—Dawsun. Mudge. William'. < Beesmer, Bok-e, Hams and Bentley. ■ HAVE YOU HEARD THE HEWS ! | Hartl times, is the cause of ' it. For the next thirty clays, | the £tar Hat Store will sell I their immense stock of Mais, Caps, robes, nutfilers, gloves ^•c., at thefoliowin ( unheard of prices. Read their list carefjjlly over and sec if it won’t be an ohjed, citizens', of Hastinffs to pay them an\ early visit. By Aid. Brssnr’r— I Geer be was arrested cn Saturday las!, lit MiddleriUo by Deputy Sheriff. Dav­ FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Mon’s Working Punts .. , Men's Heavy Overcostn ..... Men’s Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats. Men’s All Wool Beaver Overcoats Men’s Heavy Undercoats ... Men’s Good Full Suits Men’s Fine Casttimere Suits .... Boys’ Suits .... | ' The CommiUcj on By-Laws and Or nances, reported on Licence Ordinal w Licit on motion ol Aid. Hams a Dun.—Repor: says that Samuel anew [> ted. : Geer late of MiddleriUo. who waa rirurk By AU. Boice— I by a Jmg-ahai. one night last week, in That the Ordinance be amnnmded . a saloon al Grand Rapids, by Frank staes* 115 per quarter for soloin tax i i Liucb, a recent grad us to from the State Prison at Jackson, ie dead. We hope die report is not true, for Geur has tha reputation of being a “clover follow,” while ldn-.-h is a perfect desperado, and . N«y»—Madge, Be-mner aud Bentley. Tnr. Gant Cnic.ao Jvarua I* noth­ ing in comparison to the imineus" bustne»* tz*ing tarried on by Jim Sutton. Jim is on Jefferson Street, nail do*. wrr than ony other inrtitation uf the kind in Hotting* Hi* store is always full, priec* low for caw or ready [>av, and would like to have th* public callon him before they >;s<s^n- their money at the higher' priced groceries. Groceries of every description both light' and heavy. Give bun a call. Jefferson St June -Ith. *tf 12,00 warranted . 2,00 and 2,60 6.60 . 10,00 and 12,00 .. 2,76 to 6,00 ... 3,00 to 5,00 ...26c. Men’s Undershirts and Drawers Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers Men’s Woolen Jackets.... ... STAR CLOTHING HOUSE ONE PRICE STORE, 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPIDS. Any perxm or jtersous, haring paid the tax [irovtdwl for io Sec 3, nod who STAR HAT STORE PANIC PRICES. | stall Im preevaat.il for th* tale nf inBoys turned up Feak win-! toxicaitng liquor*, his ur their fine shall ter Caps GO cts.: b* paid with costs, out of the city Treas.Hens fine Wool Hats reary; jirovided the void prwcutian .ball dueed irom one dollar fo in* and Smith Sandford. and taken io tha Rapid*, wb*rw be now repmat in Sracut. Xotkx-Wo nay 81,50 a tha Coanty Jail. coni for dry »toio wuod on subscription, tadnonrjre. I>oe nrd pays for tho A carrespandent, writing from Ath­ Aye*—Bc-smer. Bom cn«t year. No !*«* will do it' ens. curiously contnutstbe nr xturea to Nay*—Dawsun, Madge. be found ihere of ancient and modem Efoi.r, Hams nnd Bentley. criBastions. Railroads spin th«7r trains amid tho tompl"* of three th -a*- I and yeera ; steamers dasn tbeir swells ! GO cts. .Mens turned up Peak j ter Caps 7~> cts. . Boys fine Beaver and oudrachan caps 50 cts. : Mens fine rhinchiUa Caps .50c/s. । Mens home made Mitts upon the 1‘irous, and the scream uf ‘ I GO cts. j Mens sheepskin Gauntlets , ! Pcntelicu* and Cy Aeron to Olympui I and the heaven* beyond their god*. Dr. .lien*’ dogskin gloves fur Tbt wi rk on Hower’s tbluck U pro- Ayer's world-tenowoed medicines, those ' tops 75 cts. r^c.. Ci’c.. ^c., gmseing rapidly. ' j Remember this actual givTb<- Union bebools is in bo opened in po*ted cm tha Acreqxdis, tbo Parthenon, ‘ ing away ofgoods is only for We New Building to-monow, (Thun- th.’,Areopagus and tb* Th** on. wbil* ! thirty days. the modes! card* of Cherry Pcetonal, ST.IR HAT STORE. Ayer’s Sar-apanlla, Ague Core and By AU. Bsntfay-24. Canal Street Thu: ten per cm U of the amount ol Grand Rapids, ! tbs rwpective ward fund*, Ims approjiriMich. I ated fur the general highway laud. AttmUon t. asked to the odverti.o1=>C1 uf the Briggs House, published in soubsr column Tua Star Clothing Houn of Grand Rapsda had their store closed all day A*««go to pre** the case of Ac Tuesday, aud positively refused to sell F'cp’er* Eli’, co infoimaticn lor ur- nay good* on that day, tl.«y being occa t*a, u being fried. pfod in marking down price* on their fume fine work is being done an tbo . entire stuck way l-efow cost, nt they toy rtnm* in A. 1 ,urth ward by our effi- they mutt raise 850,000 in the next 3i> day*. and iteuton w bargains will be of­ rwat Street C riimixtiuner. Pt®'» Lxtucr ha* been mum.- fered. We advise all needing M*n and o^txfod for <i.. 1<ut twenty-fire yoar* Boy•*• Clothing to go to the Star Cloth­ ing Hous* at oner, J* lira** >'”r I*1?** l?nyriri«r:. nf all School*. will cuntinae only 80 day*- Most bcarily wo secund Hi* propcat I j Robert Dole Owen s Autobfography, tion uf John R- Van Velaoc in tbo last ! • entitled. ‘‘Threading My Way," Which Zfo«e for the establuhmant ol a rlO. W. Carleton 4 Co. of New York. reading room and are rea ls to do our 1 have in prm*, will b* particularly neb part to make il attractive by placing in > in r»tnini*c»nce* af Gen. lafovctto, Mraiteomo of the lending drib*- Wo hope :—Criminal case* on the the subject may receive th* attention itt P.rrr Bv**bo Stolfoy. “Slav* Trad." Divappeanng—CHin- menu, aud that n meeting may Im, Clerkson, “L. E I*," »* ll,b'T <*,eV' , ntie* of a h.lf a century post called to toku the nccce*sary rtopo open Ao room without delay. Henry Holt 4 Co. of New York, an­ mncil on Monday nounce that they have made un arrange­ stringent Saloon Taxxxa.—We tended to Faerideu: ment with the author’s cveutorto pub­ ------ - ;c}i they will receive tbo Angell of the Michigan Uniret«Uy, for lish the Autobiography uf John Smart of th pnUla. an inritaradon to the dediealory ex.r- Mill. Tho book will be ready in No­ of th* New Ciiivcnity H.fi to b« vember. They also announce a uniform held this evening, at Ann Aitor, our edition of MPT* Miscellanciu* Works Aanks- We tod expected until a tat* en»* tliae-iaU* on tho Valley, “to. pablisbetf fa ita apprnjwfat* '•May. The card uf tbe Main; »>•» Mt yet hmm received. °f 1J»d*. The renw.n is appor 7' *,<TJ l-r*vu who examfa* tbe in &»• »nd neighboring utiw. , J*‘ Boto “» attoadanoo <kx th* Gsoait S75.00U OD SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE Canied by ayea and nay* *• follows : j Ayes—Dawson, Mu dire. Williams, IJesemer, Boire. Hnura rad Bentley. ' By AM. Bentley— ‘ Nays - NoneJtno!rrd; Thai ths Street Committee I l>c authorised to repair Ao docking on North abetment of Itcn Bridge in a I good aud substantial manner. a vxaal at Good Tempivaday evening of next rdially inritvd. *5,000 IN GOLD ! OIK OKAVM c**u r*t» or *5,000 IN 8ILVEB! Dr. John Flnbcrts. al the Puet Office Booluture, has juat received a full hnc of tbe Text Books io be use.) In Hie |r.,bllc bcfoiofotrf this city far A* ensuing vear. whlebba ufleni to tho pablio at tbe luwret cash price. He also ha* a line a*eortin«nt of first cl*** Ktettoue.-y. Pena, Inka. Notion* and all Ao leading Papera of tbe day.»if Rxwaasra that the firm of Reamer, Heath 4 Co still livre and are selling lol* uf Fnroitnro at the vmr loweat cash prices. The hundreds ol Picture New Scales. country. It la lb* Gomsusu Hocaa*.—Tbo Supremo QrartofDtoo-.he.-dMfetolt^-" Grata! 3CS0FULA so! GAKCER REKT Visiting Cards, Burinere Card*. WeMiog Card-. BOOMS TO RENT. No*’ Stauffer's City Dining Rooms, or National Hotel. Apply E- H. Lathrop. j’’*-0® Tuesday, in mUitfou to tho County Bet. Ho. N. A. Balch of trad Col. E. Barnn of Nile*. •i any tlnd style wf PrUrta*. > e on* line Card to a 1 co tbeei call m TH* BAKsrra Orncx. WM Shirta, Drawers, local Bbjipefj Notice;. By Aid. BesnierThat tho account of I. W. Vnxmiau. 17.88, b* referred to Finafire Com- Ouv» Cuixxn*. Olivet College U en­ dow ed in the sum of 8P3.20O worth of real «mla, building.. bb,nly. ^hinet, jAc., and in tbo »um of 8«"^5O inve.ted and productive tun U. Fbr th* re­ moval of jmn»eBt indebtedness nnd full endowment uf ito pre^m Corp, of ln­ oye* and nay* a, follow* ; rev. . struetkm it need* now IfH.OOO, Of thfo Aye»—Duwion. Mudg.-. Williams. ' sum *18,000 are subscribed by our fel­ low citiren* upon the cunditiUn4hat the ' Bessuisr, Butov, Bams and Bentley. 6 JOB PRINTING Obstacles to Marriage. New Stjli �I AM ORDIMAMCE HELATIVE TO I K1DEWALIU. owu acquaintance*, and to entertain i them; aud there is nowhere ulae to bo found the young girl who, while she is free Io receive attontiuu, is so well abls : to repel with dignity and presumption. 1 She mark* out her own limit*. Ph* la ’ Mt to decide for herself, and is not | CUACnjfO HUTS irasTFuy Dinsiox. y i tiu » ( tu u i lsarsUr«a<{Rl»Ms*»i l_p P.MfAw Chises* P nd so much will hum confldvncs in • hem. Wool is held very firmly. Suck* of both foreign atd domestic are showing to the educator the tendency . becoming shtirtunnd up, and wo nut* which bis prvrautivo measure* ought to ' take. Such girls wo must rule through 1 beau aliipped fnc London. Ur tho lot winning their conviction on th* side uf of December •« predict that tbo tuonoy right. They will uot blindly obey what I market will bo wff at tho east. from seems to them arbitrary rul**, or, il th* flow uf currency that will •« in Irom all part* of tho country, nnd those institution^ which ax® boarding green­ backs at>d aurregey, will by that time Io-»cb their hold on unproductive nc. kumulation* that aro paying no interest, __________________ ... .. _i-i.. OVER TniltTY r.ltod to giro p»r SKStt.5 MEX4CAN UUSTAKQ1 Michigan Central R. R. old, reiurle ird direct route. SSS KSSSBSWSfti tt! R£ - ————-....... ............ ,iw,'>«ssa (Sza‘B.'st: Sarsaparilla 553 । iifli n n |||i r 111 111 I Ii K UI El a n, F-oitiinti. gw «l □y nart of u real education. * 4 tne* teseber mutt always TIIR । THE ALDINE. gw -------— -------- j krere no! .ran this rnooer and .luck I do*, at permaueM and not temporary A, Mt7 . nuto tas. . ismn- haa shaken ths roafidenoeof the , results, and must. u> America, appeal , __ wAuio. .. wool dealer*. Holders liar* beeu f directly ml indirectly to saif-aoatroL ‘ ’ <i*edy through it all, knowing th*t all | Tbe educator ha* in his bauds a* tho J THE LEADING <bewu>! at tbeir command must bo • result of our climate, government, and: D [? 1)11 DT TP A NT D A i-nlfod for before spring. In fast, our | society, au eiquisitly seusitivs and n*r- Il Ll UDulvAPI 1 Al LllL •uptdy will tw ahurt.-AGriyra >«rw*r. ‘ rouvly devriopml organi«n, a spirit; JS 1 UK X0RTlf1T£ST ,„ ITOt0«M .■•“ o-,- •< — e- -Meh torn, iu ■«!,-. yl -'ll u—J and maintain them, an etferrescer.t girl- , . Ul u„ wnw, of |h, wvr4 . lhM,llO|( |* r 6-1 ever entered the ebspe! last should car­ ry a lantern round and round till be caught some brother napping. Then h* might rou»* th* sleeper, hand him i th* lantern and take bi* seat, while the ' other set out in quest of sleepers. It fares with foud-hubters a* with monks. Thi*riwho take limo by the fore lock, take the most comfortable place*. but the laggard* WUt take their Sr . ■|-«14 •an.alb-l -c, tt* I Dr. J. C. AYER A GO., Lowell. Mas*., F V i-i fit—w^klbeAbllaesa^Mahh*a5 Ditto-''' SgiiassxsiMsttsta! ri>< r.'wy «tk«Mia»'b»Cw»uUl-*rttKikt ■t.is&.T ,?sn ttsrs । "“r vtiiRri'iSsji. i FlAIR a— I • Ikere.l • Bl dw U .»»4 U, MTMMTT C* KlU/r tW ' u»l ».nrir. 1-ml.rr «tlh »»U , x— w"i Michigan State Land Office. Fir1 Vans Jstisei & t'aiiiat ISTIMAl «£WIF*PEB. «l JMfoCu««l». i.'liv..k. .. -•x u d i at square, w ace between ----- - ------- ------- ------is!,) resembling a large refrigerator, rack containing about twenty cake. ' ice is suspended from the coiling, so ia! the cokl air in descending keeps i* temperature always low. A ntuu■r of Blanchard churns are' arranged ai valuable, which bo might once have Dogs are low in price, aud th* a*»<occupied as free grants Wo all know fou apnruache* when th* trader must IAon- if wo only know trim. , send bis stock Into market Hogs, Uut the host thing about Nobra»ka -is. that the government has »-ld none of wImto ripe must be sent to market and • take tu* rousequracce of the prim rul-1 imr- The farmer who keep* them a day alter is only luring feed, which had better 1«> vx|«nd*d on growing bis store bog*. There is no pro*poet of an ad­ vance in pric®K and it win bo well if' they can t« k<qit a here they aro. A* y«t tbs pickmg season has nut opened. During th* nastyear. although th* for­ eign demand for cut ruaata and Istd ha* «*■! Bl or rather the pure stearine aud oleine, float on tho water. This is gathered oil and placed in another vat to cool, and when about the consistency uf lard i* wrapped in cloths (about 800 pounds in each wraptier) and subjected to presses of tremendnu* jiower. As tho preasuro ia applied th* olein* ooox* through tbe doth, ahd is conveyed by little through, similar ts those of a rider mill, to an- ■r/s: THE INTER-OCEAN The Pork and Hog Trad'. i’l it is ran through a machine similar to aansoge eutter, and ground thoroughly al the rat" ol 1.20(1 pound* an hour, ■ * - —- — -r, - -_ ____ ...‘MS THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The New York Evening Mail gives MARKET REPORTS the following description of how butter tat Xvnharst ess BELT frits’. is made in New York city. Wa believe they did in tbe las* d«ad», thov will I truest wire*, the wisvst and tondereet nK.shau.tU riUlbaesrirf flee row-1 tnolhars, th* mo«t intalligwnt and wotT || E ACKJCllTCRAL DEPARTMENT it is tho mode that was adopted in Pa­ ris during tbe siege. A great German chemist predicted ttiat artificial wine would some time take the place of the fermented jojo* of the grape j ’ haps befoa* ftaf limo we shall butter made from animal fat: “A large tank ia filled with sheets of < 4.1;;1 Cmatial aid Family fleispaper, Haib i n’ ; end ritatn. sones OS COSSOLWAT1OR. I d-.i.iirulK - - it % B C3;iiil;'.ri t'uii niam-il vigor, and will etc itc a n.-w gruwtli. «cq t -fa csln-.iiv “hl-Ogv. •JI i--, tliu most economic-?} IIaiuDrcs-ts4. vvernsed. a- it req'tliv* lea* c sj,p'ie^*.i<m«, and p’.c. tin- h .L- :: q,:ci;-iiil. gluray appcarainv. A. A. Ilnyes Stalo the !mg year, 2d million* of pounds ; and of cut meats IM millions, Tha to­ tal number of pounds of bog product, exported from tbo United Sialo* for the veer have born co for 707 1-2 nilUioMTbe demand is -not likely ti> be any less for tho coming year. We notice that tho complaints of high rates of meat* still prevail ia Great Britain, aud thore is no remedy but the import of provis- Most boys and girls who live in the country hare ao«u wild pigeoia, and know wbal graceful bird, they nrv Die oiusclrs ut their wings are very Urge aud strung- Audubon say* that these [ ig»un« travel nt tbo rate of a mile in a mtuuto, and that if one were to follow the fashion, ni> 1 take a trip to Europe, Liverpool at 8% to 41*. p«r 112 lb*., It couhl cross tho . ereon in loss than or in our currency at 9 l-2e. per pound, with gold ollOS. Tbe priou in New York aro S to 8 l-2c_, and (here is no prospect of any change as tho'export trade is naturally dull, as the home sup| ply is Igr^ost at this suoson. so that th* birds possess. As they journey through -pace, they can overlook hundreds of margin is alight. During tho post urnaero, nt once, and their sharp eyes can mor the supply of hogs have been heavy discover at a glance whether the coun­ and from tbe information gathered so try beneath thorn is barren, or supplied far iu rule lion tn th* hog crop, the sup­ ply will be quite heavy and fnlly equal with tbe food they need. On tbo day I speak of, the birds flew to' that of last year.Former very low, and hundreds of tirera alight­ ed un the trees in passing. They otten Fall Plowing for Potatoesalight in such numbers that great branches are broken o£ aud sometimes Ever since tbe period of tbe appear­ the pigeon* ar® crashed to death. The ance of tbe potato-rot iu this country, fold. bordering tbe river wore covered farmers have been studying, more or '•.it c*esw-ks lh< i 1 W UKROLLL. swsi .tiiJ’ihoVi’iL *V,trt.Dixc, Bucking-hains Dye FOB THE WHX8KSB8. 5=1 W The Babcock less closely, tho potato crop, and we be­ hove wo sjeak within tbe bounds of truth in raying, that al! who bare had tho brat opportunity to judge have de­ cided that the application of mineral manures will give th* beet n-suk. and the uau o: strung hot*", or other fcrmenting manure*, th* poorest return. Especially dims thia prove true in ransons when rot ia moat prevalentIn ‘si ji '£ / XI— XOBTDWK-Tnx MVTB Magaolia Bairn cn CntCUIT COURTS-1874,1875. •__ _______________ Complax.on. .jV-rto.-/.! .liliRv,->r.Hs»ares»4 r. |l I U DB,CHUCK’S WINE OF TAB! I*»l liMimmU Ii; .Fn-uc-a Wli>*orTn*l<>Uavptni>ni r i paid for the article produced by those •■maidea. all forlorn who milk the row with the crumpled horn." Tbe pro­ duct, too. it b claimed, b wot only more healthful but of a greater average ex­ roller than tbegvnuin* article, bring entirely free tram curd or the roarula- Detrat iiau i Us liclUH MnM ftTATa or HICHUUX-SmalMaib JaStotol *USia aS itnwll tot Ito star, >Cl sad iSrt. ' m "“'■zasr --.Magnetic 72 ii INTLAIOUTOST DI5ZASEC f -ii w _____ - IT THE GREAT lt I...«.»I ZSTiSLir rti,JOB PRINTING to disregard the optamos and wmhet of I •I cause HUMAH MISERY. A £.<«„* •* ite* Xsame, Ttouuseal ocTossaut, . « AdreTtiao m the Banjor. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-11-12.pdf a76f757e3696cfb1785d59d05adac463 PDF Text Text Th* BAf|t«iTrfe R,erd*Lic^|( Bmo. RAT£8 OF JLDTEST13ISO. VOL XVIII HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, (873. NEW FIRM DIVING FLUE, But tor the accidental support to wbteh I hung as by a brittle thread, I should have been precipitated like an arrow down the steep, glassy dseevat, to the sorgo below. The detsent. I kaew to be only cure and instant death- Haw I had advanced to this paint without (ailing Itefme, was a urcumatanco I could not account for. I found it im­ possible to regain my footing. I could make no impression in the ley aurfsca. though making every effort to indent it with my boot-Urol*. The first tenable ground appeared at a point, at least 20 red* oliuve me My position waa peril ou* iu the extreme. The projection to which 1 held ou was hut « frail and I rotten support, and might give way at any momeal 1 called for help. My apfwals died sway on the bteak, night wind*. No human being or bouse was in sight and uoun nearer than half a mile ewsy. I. was ter from e frequent­ ed track. Tm eight we* netting in feet, with no pjaaibiUty «T human aid for me. 1 deviroil seury fdsa for raeape. 1 thoagbtof tho ambitious youth al lbs Natural Bridge, who strove to carve his ueme iu lb. preei|dcoe* rock above that at » Washington. No soch motive bml brought mo into this pre­ dionmenu 1 rii only ou my way to pose an et.uiag with a lady friend for whom 1 hail a special hankering. I bad rhc*en to take thb I*y-)>dth, lo*t 1 ■huuld to “seen of men, ' and get laughed at for my poiua. But I had gut tuore than 1 bergeiaad for. and waa likrty to pas* an evening lees agreeably GOLDER DELL base heater, FURNITURE ! WRIGHT k. HOLBROOK. • TTOR'»Yi**»U« «r. I Ailltiier. to CTu Umii Upi/OLspUtCD tfD q00D9. Picture Frames, MR.JAMES JI. HEWES Journal of tha State CenreaUou Michigan. held at Aon Arbor, September, IM®. which Rctorod The slate of Ohio exhibits to the world a Harty specimen of the actinn of our natore, when uncontrolled by reason. justice and morality. Iler atarite keeps pace with her growth, in population and resource.. Not content with a large and fruitful territory, and with a groat proport.on of th-. suithrrn nonet ot latke Erie—and with the boun- mg man would grasp a straw. It wa* strong, sharp and capable. Holding my mittens in my teeth, 1 cut a place MB. WILLIAM B. STEBBINS Positively wives Half the Fuel of any Staight Draft Stov Keejw Fire all Winter without rekindling. Uns n Cast Iron Fire (’lumber. HMM! Whru you are in want nt CfiA/VBEH 0, P4HLO3 SETS, sophs, Erntf Sj-on Qfo <i',t SlPVW1!1 COUCffES, piWHS, BHHCKETS, <fc., <fc., ^c. DENTIST Mtife . GREBLE &. RUSSELL. Michiiai tftp HOVED Sweet's HqTel, ^^-3D Michigan Exchange. ■ Being the most simple in eon- [ F. M. Hungerford & Co. machine, nrr quality <ehiel, ncmumend the Wbeelnr. st ruction, easily to\ fairs nf thrand Whcrier jadapted im.wn/br & Wilron lathe imHleae Superior to an,, other eewin^ different kinds of the work, running the pant i/eaf'is Best Guar-\, Commission Merchants. X. Bu 8 ell 'n\,„arhhMfK themakrt. faot'-r. <utd"fi" n,'V ranter nf "<<•« its Superiority orrr al! tinetlr rceognue* her true northern boundary s« established by the ordi­ nance, and thu act of congress pro. iding fur her admission into the union, but in ths form of a proviso see fit to add—“With tho aaeeut of congroee,*' she wilt extend her boundaries to the brow. The night waa dark about me, north capo of the Maumee Bay. sol but I worked my way steadily up Io terra firma. I wa* three hour* gaining a sternly footing. of Lake Erie into Ibe bargain. Fear­ I did'at see "Issais" that evening. I ful that bar craftiaea* would not be overlookatl, aha wisely smuggled h«r made hasty strides to my boarding members tutu their seat* uttuhwrved . place. 1 hare never since gone "aero** Whet modesty 1 Cuugreea. however did lots" to do courting, or forgotten the nut give (heir aa«eut, but on the contra difficulty out of which I whittled my ry for the s|»ce of mure than thirty year*, even up to the month of March way with the serviceable jack knife last past, refuMxl it. In the moan time Ohio increaeeil in population, rosuurcea and |iu)itical importance, and as she (tad been .the darling favorite of congteaa, and had grow n under their fostering care to gigantic strength and Coluasran magnitude and tbi* being the only favor of importance which cougrv«s bad not granted her when asked, »hn at first only murmured and c» mplainsd ; bnl wbea »be found she could not gain hor purpose by whining, she partiruteriy want, sou luok for u !*' had recourse to blustering and bravado, "Certainly." •■Weil—among llie iboussuda upon talking of her euRwa »f Jnuan; and thousand* who help to make up this proceeded at uned to n ulhty the act uf Sommuniration. busy work! of enre everything that is Congress of IhftS. by erecting countic* ttinted is read. Sneer as you please. and lowtuhipa wi hin our territory, apdo asaurv you that prratnr* ink U the pocntuig otfirere anil orgnnMng eourti true tpeu w to all bn*ina«* sne- of justice, Ac. And in order to support this system >of nullifioahun. her Qiiel Mapi-trata ordered out a part of bis ••mill*, n." and boldly slranced within five oe six mites of toe true louudary lir-e between Ohio end Michigan, and there made a gforiou* display of Milita­ race-is addicted. the Yankee is prover­ ry pruweaa at a sale distaaoe fnitu tho bially prone to that of whittling. line claimed by the retraciosy inhalntAchillea wa* noted for hi* bravery. ants of Michigan. The Legtslalorv ol Ohio, and her detegatien tn congreaa also, performed ’their pans'of the dra­ ma in higtolifoed threats and angry mruacet This course seems to have had it* vffirct—Ohio must be conciliated Myrmidons. Hi* mother, the goddess Congress gave their long with-beld aaThrtfa, Ion-saw that if be went with th* exped-tion. bo w.<uld never return. She endeavored to tbs art tho design of th. Fates. She clothed him in femnte at­ tire and sent him to live with tbe daugh­ ters of X^comedM, King of beyros, one Three served a* stain for my fret also. -1 labored long and wall. Though Jhe I thermometer aloud at 20 degree* Letew other sewing machine* IF YOU WANT Hastings barbie ws • ! DRUGS Medicines Ulf SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! Hotn* year* since I pnt vp at a hotel j RUSSELL & NEVINS INK, in Davenport, Iowa H.-ving a box of i CRAYON. pine tinders, and at a baa for sumeihiag I to do, I selected a stick and taking out • WATERGOLOR the inevitable “jack knife" commenced | AND OILS, whittling. Wberropon the good-we- Hix times Baller was interrupted tured Lost came ufong, and touching mv while taking tea by men with dog* to tlionlcter, said, “I ere your ere a Yen- eell. Buffer was a man who wodrtnet lie. He bad put hi* foot in, and he must take it oat mentally. The twenty “How do you know this f I a*k«J “By your propensity to whittle,” bo third epfdteent waa a *m*U boy, with a gill io comfany, who bed a ragged, replpduirtv poodle foe sate. Buffer bought I could not but acknrraladge 'he oom. the yoodle of the buy, end immedhtely In fact I have known Yankees to presented it to tba girf. and thsn rant whittle out riolinea. chains, and various them off To th* next eppHraut’kw was obte articles tor prartical and crEamectal dry GOOD?. CLOTHING. HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES Sulcal aOn&iisl £)ye Stuffs. jackknife. Bui myeown greatest ex­ ploit a: whittling saved my Uta. It waa h» th- munth of Fvb'uary, IM®. I attempted, just at nighttali, to ernes one of the bold spurs of th* Green Mountain tango near Castleton, V«The snuw had latten deep. The tew The stream of enllm cosrtitmed until near ten o'clock, at which hour Buffet locked up and turned <.ff th* gs* On the toflowtee evening. •' B«*r appraii+ed his foniea. be found a crowd aweoiLted. He counted thrtty-uinr. men and bevs. eech one of whom hwd a dog in tow. Thcr* were dixre of ervry DENTIST I'AfWS & OILS । pH(EviX CASH STOKE lata rams Led formed a Mtrfww almost j a. hard and .Hpi»ry ■“ 81”* , White advanmag along the side of a ( hill ia lb. miaty twilight, I aLpj-d ui fell upon my aide. 1 was fortuaato t enough totateb by the pmtrt of a slump., > FREJ»H OYSTERS by Um CAN or which protruded for an inch cr tnoro । DiBll, at CITY DINKING ROOMS. through tbe hard crust of ice that I sc saw lay on afl sides about toe. Tb* , wa* not auotber object to which I eou cling within a distance of ten or a ffi | en rod*. Below, tba bill dascauded I cr W rort* tamiMMd by a ravis. wi______ _ i mdae ofpecpeuAiankx aoek 40 foot high. । Thea ha OYSTERS Will not be Undersold. prvwl.m on the port of congroM cuuld potaibly waan you from this attachment —You would even make great saaficea for the general good, and fur th. fewer and tnumuility of tbo country: aad with this knowledge of your seutimeute, white so cannot sanction, ia yourj bobalt, tho exoreiM of towers by congee** nut delegated bttt expressly forbidden, wo invito a mutual cv-ofwralian of tb. pronto of th. Stale, interested for th. settlement, upon term* of reciprocity, of all queetiomi alfsating their roepealin* suvernigubes ; a subject uvar which cungrcs* lies no further coutrokclisn to res­ aw. as in the case of New York and New Jsraey, ia any compact which th. state* interested may deem fit and prop­ er. by tho appointment of oommtoaioner*. end the action uf their reapociivo Jagislaturea, to eater into. WhaMver your brethren of Ohio may see tifaMectruit tho political mauagwiucnt o^beir interests to men who clicnsh at heart mssnber that to build and equip railroad* cost* large amoun^ of money, and that the owners of them hare just as nroch right to ask and receive on lheir invest­ ment a fair return, ae the farmer* bare on tbeire. We, also, ask them to re* member that the average ineomo of our railroad* ia lees than fiivn per cent per annum, with the preoert rates for tranapostntiou. which ia a fact, and then to tell the public whether 6 per cent to Under this bead ia vnur paper of yeeterday we find utternneaa upon ths traafxwtalion quaetioo that would do honor to the wiwfoai of Captain Cuttle. How pleasant it-will bo to the boidsrs of Michigan Central stock—now tai­ ling at sixty cents on the dollar, the diviJen* having bean pataed for a year —to bo informed when they ehan pick up yonr valuable pepwr. that the object of tboee composing the Grangers is “To recur* such economical managemeal of trann>ortation line* as to ensure cheap rates ' Their hearts will bo rejoiced to team that anrh stupid people ae Mr. Juj, Mr. Sargent and Mr. Hind, having failed ia ability to pay tbsra any inter*»l on their money and having by their maintaaatioe of such high rates, and gan ha* survived the first blow of mis- ' nnerotiumical management, sent tbs named uyedwaryand it ia our moat stock down to tbrewfiftbs of its par val“tbu aMMrtfy of the stock-holdem ardent d^jpo that the people will ever lua, ' rally around their own omipa.t. and not being able to control the policy of preserve it from tho aevanug stroke of the road.' but "a 6w pevuoss being peroutward foe* or domestic ooenur*. and , that if it should at any time hereafter “and manage them for their individual ” It is wa say, a ptaaaant require all*rs*wn or amendment, that tntettata 1 of information to tto»o interested it may be performed as the free, unbi- piece I aued and sovereign act of its own peo- to 1 know that the Grangers era about to the problmn and relievo the ‘'ma­ pie, in preeiao accordance with its own solve ' who don't control." or the few who provision* ; and that it may not be ef- jority J fee led by any attempt al rortti. n or 'ronatitutc the “minority" that do eon­ rjmnin interference on the part uf '’1trtd. of their bungling management of own property, and to “eecurs" to congress, who hare no right to inter- 1' their 1 tho cvituimteal maaagvmsnt profere aitl\he internal concern* of :ba4‘ them 1 ‘ Tided by .Um multitudinous wisdom of individual states at. this confederacy. Graagnra. At the same time the If we suffer uurfundamental law to the ' be battered down X-y the arbitrary ar­ Grangers, wo infer, whenever btejr “ro­ tion of congrsas, and our limila to be il 1 ucu the wages uf their employes'’ ia to “ouiiiauiicsi management," will enlarged or dimhinbed at thmr will, we order 1 * injure lAraurfaM in public Mtimateas at once oar severeigaly; our cun- not 1 ’’ but will at the same time “oorrossolution ia destroyed; our legislation tiou, 1 reduce tlirtr transportation has not tho shadow of foundation to jxanfangly 1 Splendid ! To economise rest upon; our official agents become 'charges.'' destitute of authority ; and we, fellow 1they reduce thrir expenses, and “apply the knife" to their receipts- Things citiscas, become at noce the victims of a 1 aqua) to each other. We conclude how­ government of erpsdwsuy, or fall from 1 that th* < irangera are not the pub­ nicearily back into a stale of nalare, ever, ' lic. After writing such an article, we oonpellod, as the least of evil*, to form 1 ior ounelvM a new guvetumetit, under eip-ct that wbvnoyer “under the pres­ which ourselves and our poeterity sure of hard time* a* an excuse" ypu reduce printers' wage*, adrertuing and would alone be secure. Let u* avoid _ a-,1___ < .11 n:..i__ in 1.. ------ —__ »o Jsngerou* a erisiaT and cheerfully yield a vigilant support to our consdtutian aa it waa formed, tearing it for injured in the public estimation. Wo oougrsM to relieve tbeiaeelve* from any «x;x«t you to manage your printing oeuifficuUira with which they may hare tabli*hmont “in the interest of tho peo­ become eutaugled, during, aa we Lo;e, ple," and not selfishly ba making from thirty to fifty per cost per annum on a trmpiraxy age of orpolMMy. The enogrea at the United Btatra the investment of }. O’D. Remember having, by a derided majority uf Loth that your Supreme Court has autemnly declared a railroad a* much private pro­ bouaeK sanctioned Ly the signature of our illusUiuu* Chief Magixtrate, guar­ petty as your printing establishment, or antied Io this people that their consti­ an tnn. And rwnsater also, that the tution ot government i* of a republican character; and as the convention ot Michigan have ilemnl tbs right of cen­ day of the ensuing use tiou of congress, "TK the reprueeutativee at the soverergn jxupla of this state. In the choice of' those delegates by your convection, who have been roquarted to «tsit Washington, it is but proper to say, that they are clothed with no cfiktal power ; nor is it«: all imperative upon the state to pay them tor their e>tvicr>; they go ae, and in to be round ranee, aud that if our Pat­ behalf of, th* friend* of Micliigsn, to co operate with our legally eoMtitutad ron* of Industry would fight the Ilailagents in defence of “the cause, the roeda by mean*, sneh a* theta, they would be nut only aueceeafnl ia bang­ ing them to juat Urma, but would, be­ It to with regret that we mart state yond question, enrich thetaealvan to you, fallow litiiru*. that in the re­ jection of th* term! annexed to yuur through an agency far mere deoiraUa, adatedon into the union. propMod to than would bo tho aaroo result, by pul­ us by rongree*. your convention was ling down our M-ghlrtira; nut uoauimoj* ; gotwubrtanuinp that The Brairw Fanner teal weak qMtoa, our legal executive officer* when io the we laMnMwuaJy protest *1 against tb. cattle in the Chicago market all Ibe way perfoemaaco of his duty, aad retuoed to right uf rongrea* to Imjinse for yuur trom ®1.M Io W.30 per 100 pouada. aurrunder him to our autburily, when performance any condlta4» inrompatilils live weight The Prairie Farmer hi nn legally demanded by our Executive, iti with bo [uovi-M.ns uf the ordmaoew of pur-nance of the constitution of the l78T.yet a tvspeotabie minority ware United Btatra and by tho esjiecml di reertou of tho President, ns a fugitive from justice; t« eey nothing o< an propr.atioa uf three hundred doll*:* d inane* of 1787, thnu manfully to con­ Iron* th* state treasury a* n reward for tend fur th* right* of th.ir own state, thu fidelity of this aulf-aame out-las. and fur their tu»t claim*, end fearioMly In bar eager aspiring after jwsret, abe Abide the re.ult With th* mocivra of ha* been totally tuekJaeeof toe supreme three men wu hnre waning to do ; it ia tews of our ouiamea roantry and tan but charitable to hopn. however, that tews of humanity aud honor. A<>4 they a eio actuated rather Ly the will however thia controversy may torts I- uf thmr immsdtnie rotutitUMita then by Bate, this stain upon her oacatubeon a stria: regard to thstr own notion* of light and wrong. |100 a bend than for I When wo refteeu follow eitiaaw, up- only from ® 10 to I!6 on tb. fearful array with Thick ynn had ■ ’ ' - “■ J ' ,■ot her own state, which tb. AU-ruey to contend in th. recent struggle for General uftiis United Staten has da- the choice uf yuur fiedogetea to tbo lata ,etered to bo UMonsututionai. tost Otrie conventfon—the official influence exerustnya a kind ofjuriulioura over that detmite boundaries, end at the same time, tnr a specieo of legwdotjaia, at­ . taniphag to force Michigan to auneuder a portion of its «ov.ra*gaty aad ite fieopte into the bauds of a neighboring t rival—iu fact endeavoring to admit a state, recadved with a drfiaite boundary . mare than thirty year* Mime, a UttL fartErr into the union, at tbs expense ol tbe people of another state whuse eon ettnuon and government to recognteed, in th. ctearest and strongest terms, in and with I*male ornameata, smoag which ho placed ecxne arms, he appeared at the court of I.ycornedra. and offered M~A1! consigniqeut* will receive his wares for sale While the real wo­ prompt attention. '' 2dm2 men sought articles for women's c*c, another amotyt them True to manS na fe.h a k k h b k lure, took up and put oo oword and buckler, then asoing a trumpet. Bounded the cbaigsu This waa of tonne, Achil­ AM m»!I<v. hom *m*H Vicleree, sad tree. tab. le*. The disguise unmasked, bo wa* NO. 29. | latare, or of tho executive (when the ' iegisteture eannot be convened) against i demostie violence.” । Notarithrtaaditar, follow citixcns, you bare be*n uryustly deprived of many of ibe adrantagso resulting from a timely admission ; notwithstanding you hare bren dipnved as yet of the fire per cent of the eatoe of many milliana of acira of tho public lands within your limit*; j notwithstanding tbo attempts of your, neighboring atateo to make inroads up-1 an your herder*, and notwithstanding ttiat in this system of eneroaeheiant; and oppression, Congress have been in­ duced, probably, b* mterepreoentation to throw obetactes in our way. nd atill refuse, us a voice ia tbo councils <xf tbo nation, unless upon terms humiliating in iheiF^atare, and highly iniurioou in I their eonbm*ncea—y*< we know you Under tho above Lead we find A the for. thrtmnljlMt you ore attached Io —tifatton, that you will J.cUx Otrre* of the idx, iaat, the the moat determined following spicy letter to which we invito d that nothing abort of tho partteniar attention of our readers. --------- _im of injustice and op- �I H □ £ S-ll C ’ 5 Jnmif f! ’.j i & m J K ft a O 9J 5 il § * s s II Ff *aiS 4 • M -*3r 1 Up i . bi 3 c» 13 P n «! 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D» aub-titte move dearly <te The Haafingx JcswmZ raunuetr. that1 l,nc* •<le0 body and mind in on* * ”* * *“ "*■* ’ j system.” It is very rars that a volume contains so much that is strictly philo­ sophical, with that inantical instruction s hich ia uaclsl ia every-day life. This is the pscaliarity of tho grunt writer', mind, that it grasjw th.* cud aa well as the means adapting tb. tetter to th. ohjset bs would arocmplish. It it pub­ lished by Ecribscr, Aimutrong & Co., and will cunimatd the thoughtful atten­ tion of intelligent rvad.ro. of the People, obtains kava of the Court, and entered a ne&proesfwi iu tho riving wmo ptac'ical good. It ia full case egaiMt Alont^ B. Bara uni n,.<l ot meat for ths mind, well served Akraw Hager for burning the store of and aevniy. IVtineas article, like these: the Barnum Brothers, in Wooodland, Rev. Dr. DlnocbarJ, Pres. of Wheaton Dnironity; The Brilon, the Inspira­ wme two years since. Tha. end. jMjt. one uf the most cuulemplaNe tional Rar* ; Our Immortality ; Growth •pita prosocuuoiu ever brought into any of Character and Heart ; Conversations Court, end wo cute with pleasure this “bunt Feces, with uunieriuwi illvstrn action as tho trial would have cwt tho I 'tons ; Money, Its Functions and Itecounty ■'anv.n.l tbotwaiid doltero. aud I qsirtu.nl., which our Capitalists should •.here was no! the least possible chancv all Read ; Application of Art to Drvas ; to have convicted the mpondeute, n«r Wire, who lit npick; Address to Young i. ttevo now. nor ha. there two. at any CHURCHES. Must wonderful arc being bought at the Star Clothing House. SG Canal St., Grand Rapids, and this Panic Sale, Ij Tux Oust Caicsso Jnrux is nothcontinues only a few weeks'I ing in ci-mperiion to tbe immense busiwring earned on by Jim Button. longer. Men’s Heavy Over- •ncsa 1 is on Joftoroon Ktreet, and does coats are sold at $5.50 and JJim swrate«fo«N than.ony other institution ■94MO, and-fine Beaver Over- ,of the kind tn Hasting. His store fo coats al 910, 912 and 913, <always full, prions low for eaao or ready and would like to have tb. public that were, formerly sold at pay, I 920 and 922. Good Suits 'call on him betaro they afSawAr their tho higher priced groceries can be bought for 96.50 and Grocerww <money at of nrory d.scnption both hebt 97.00, and fine Cassimere <and heavy. Giro linn a cell. Suits at 910, 912 and 915. Jefferson St. June 4lh. tf ' Shirts and Drawers only 25 and 35 cents, and all goods have been reduced to about I half what the other stores ’ ask. Remember these low . prices last only a few weeks ‘ more, so go immediately to tho Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids. (20w3) HAVE Y00 HEARD THE NEWS : Hard-times, is the cause of it. For the next thirty days, the Star Hat Store trill sell Business ; Intemperance and Life In their immense stock of Hats, scrunco, a clinching statement ; Wan­ ('ops, robes, m ufflers, gloves There is roBsiderabie compteini made, ted Carolul. Honest Men ; Coward <w 5 c., at thcfollpiringu nheard of prices. Read their list and not without some ecu.*, at the carefully over and see if it j enormous sx|>ens« to which tbs poop!. jeer. Write at uure k> the l»0 won’t be an dyed, citizens} •r« .objected by tho ccatinunl change ■nd secure the volume, for 1K74. ot" Hastings to pay them an , Text Bo.>ks in uur public schools. Wells, LI»!< Broadway, New Yo: early visit. With no disposition to complain, and a 11 FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Pacific Railroad, which run. iu fine Day Coach,-, and Pullman Steeper, from St louis to principal points io the WeM. rilSnt chaff. We believe that the Miasouri Pacific Railroad has tho boat track and the finmt and aafost equipment of any line west of tbo Mississiiifu, and its counectiuai with mails i Will this Terrible Slaughter Continue, FOR AFTER THAT WE WILL RESUME OUR FORMER PRICES. STAR HAT STORE, PANIC PRICKS. f , ----1 Mens fine Wool Bats re­ , f,>* November numbur of IlaUcut ‘ '* ’’•“•‘I•* ® fr**h sstrol nice duced from one dollar to\ “•eTcr- It contains 1I10 mtuil variety 50 ds. Mens turned up Peak Win­ 1 *toric», good poetry, and flt"’ 'Hue»wrtuma. just swh roadiq^tnai- ter Caps 75 Boys fine Beaver and Cheap Farms in South-west Hiisonii! ,er ** 4’®*’I^e *aut» «nd will have it . a stradian caps 50 ds. Th. Atlantic A Pacific Railrusd Com­ d«tenet nod by the ajvcral School Fnw,f 1,101 f*"' is all wu stat*'. 'S^/etut fine chin ch illa Caps pany iilfors 1,200,000 acres of lend iu Central nud Southwest Missouri, at Board*. Thia wv believe ro be ihi> ■ J11*1 B*°nc< <”W ’he int of contents, nnd law, and' if Bred u, see vhatil is cutujKMid of. Every sub­ ' J/t’H.s- home -made Miffs, scriber rvceivea a pretty idirotuu' Only ■ G 0 cfs. thousands of dollar, 15 cts. single number, and 8 l.&l pci I Mens sheepskin Gauntlets pie of this county. year. Aildresi Thome, A Talbot, 36 | 40 cts. . J- L- A 8. 1L li.—From the East Bro rafield Street, Bcelou. I Mens dogskin gloves fur' Saginaw Asterpruz wo dip tics* items : I tops 75 rts. ^C.. <y-c.. <f-c., The J. L. A 8. R. B. Co. hay. 12,000 Krso or tmb Bloor —Prairie itch ia Remember this actual giv­ curd, uf wood cut for the use "of tha caused by a disordered end inactive ing atcay ofgoods is only for road north of Wenona. Eight miles t Liver, produced by miasmatic priem thirty days. . of track hare been laid on the J. j_ 4 upon the system. Tbe Ktso or rut STAR ll.1T STORE. 8. R. R. mirth of rn*ego Lake, and Bumu acta aa a stimulating alterative , 24 Canal Street | upon all the glands of ths bxly, oaped■ Grand Rapids, statiue has Seen o.tablistie.1 and an ap­ 1 ally upon th. Liver (which ia a gUnduMidi. plication forwarded fur a postoffice It ! tar body) and will, there!ore, by correctis called Bernes, alter Hou. O. M. i lug th. secretioas ami curing th. Liver, perfect wUlingnesv tn do all that it may be posrib'.e to do, tn make our school* just what they ought to be and must be, wo do think that/tho constant change ol Bcuks might and should be dispensed with, and that no change should be made nt the dictation of any Teacher, but l» adely ! Men'« Working Panto .. Men’* Heavy Overcoato Men’ll Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats. Men's AU Wool Beaver Overcoats Men’s Heavy Undercoats ... Men's Good Full Suits Men’s Fine Cassimere Suits .... Boys’ Suits.... Boys' Overcoats . Men’s Undershirts and Drawers Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers Men’s Woolen Jackets.... ... B«rn*s, tbe Land Commia-ioner of tho 11.00 1,50 and 2,00 .. |S,50 and 4,00 8,00 ■.. 12,00 warranted ... 2,00 and 2,50 .. 6,60 . . .10,00 and 12,00 . 2,76 to 6,00 3,00 to 6,00 . . 25c. 50c. 25 and 00c. ONE PRICE STORE, 36 C.A^'AL STREET, GRAND RAPID. Sbsxx, Bcu, Sweat.—Go through o'cluck thia morning t'io oxten.ive saw and manufacturing mill of J. L. Quim­ all the ague performance day after day by, in thia county was entirely detroy- . >il! your ritalitioa are all eaten up with od by fire. Owing to ths early hour at w hich wv go to prew we hare not lieen Srrcut Notio.—Wo pay 11,50 a able to ascertain ail the fact-. or the cord for dry store wood ou snbecript ion. and no more. One nri pays for the some 5'J mon'are thrown out of employ­ ment, nnd some 150,000 worth of prop­ erty destroyed. We have not be*-n able Ij«t or l.srrns remaining nt the We ondvrotand that the right uf way for tbe proposed K.. H., L. 4 N. M. R. Hastings, P. O., Nor. 11 th. 1878. Ijicy A. Brown, Sarah Hall, J.’E. has boon donated oil the way from ths, situ of tb« city lino, south, io tho town­ M-iugvr, Mrs. Jane McMu’.lan, Deter Sherman. Nathan 1*. Smith, Chas. W\ ship of Prairieville, except ucroes uoe small farm. That Amin sou is now. or soon will ho. in Prairieville to obtain the right of wav through that township, «nd we shall hope-tor and expect equal­ ly liltro! intere-t in favor of tho enter­ prise there that has been exhibited on Tas Sex.—In our advertising cdthis aide of that township. umna will be ton nd tho prospeetu. of N. Y. Un. Daily. Semi- Weekly, and Weekly, to which we diroct tho atten txm of any of our readers who dnsire to sulreeribs fur a Mitropolitan Journal, columns to day. We trust that through­ out tbe wholo land tho j>eopU will a)>ly editml, and etfictly independent on all j4itic*l question., n. that is precisely unite on the 27th inet in offering up to py*''**“* J' j-'- —" us uiure\than tbe election of Hon. Wil­ liam B Williams to CongrsM ns tiio si'cceseor of the late Hou. W. D. Foster. T!,e Allegan JmtmI u,n. tlrnt tho. D. G Robinson is, also, doing tbe same • 'graro io ths "men uf Kent,” and wa on Jaffenou Stroet, in front uf his resi­ t«lim it ia not far out of the way. dence, nnd A, J. Bowne. Esq., ia raising Th.ro ia to be an Odd Fallows’ Festi- and otberwieo refitting and repairing his >al aad Dance la Kibby’a Hall, at Mon TMideoN on the corner of Green nnd roy, AU«tu County, on Tuesday the -5th, mat, a general good time ia prom On the school ground, tbo walks are now being built and tbe finishing touchet4*a Monday evening the School Board put upon the buildings ami we may «.-' t«i Mias Fanny RmnU si tocher any no whool district ia the State uf the Intermediate, aad placed Mis. of the same wealth and popelatiun ha. L. A. Biglow ia charge of th. GfifaimSf a better school building ttesu the one i^^rtmeat which graces tho grounds ou the corner Hon. BixMy Hoyt, cuntinaas to win of Broadway and Walnut Street«, in the highest .ncomiums from bar aud li'-ipnta, by the dignity, urbanity and The work done oa tho streets of this ] ability with which bo [wrferms the arCity the present scs*xi, large a. it has . Jious duties of Circuit Judge. bewti, does not cost one dollar more Very justly, tha case of tbo People vsthan wa. row*'! for th- purjore. For F. A. Bliss, for arsen, resulted in the this most desirable reanlt the people rices st her resultm-c. as a ^teacher of, mu«ic, both vocul nn<i instrumental in-; eluding the Organ and I’inno. Terms । $10.00 for 24 lesaons. payable ou* half I §75,000 00 SINE’S City Dining Rooms, or . Apply E- 11. laithrnp., G1H ENTERPRISE $5,000 IN GOLD oKEoKANPCA^a rutxi or ! >5,000 IN SILVER! 10» C<4<1 aad Ktrsr Lsv«r Ussti..’Waste. (Is Rociabia in Burlington, Vermont, were books printed o» far back aa 1534, American newspaper. 73 years vid. Mlin embroidery daintily wrwglit 117 years sinco.a cutlass and mirror 2M y .at s Gov. Bagby with friends from vaiton. ports at tho fitoto, has gone to Little Traver, to-day to inrpoct the last division of tho O. R. t I. R. R> " • note the completion of this line with great pleasure, an! predict it will prove a paying enterprise. Real tow Jlobcej. Scrofula Syrup I JOB PRINTING New Scales. Mt EWDU Ot CUES BDET * farms in tho eounty of Barry, end can be bought st a bargain. Asyoae wish­ BancocK at Ssvesrccx -Our new Babing to psKtaeo will And thia a most de- । oock firo engine arrived Bunday imwaing on th. Cbafite, a»d on Turaday af. tor noon was taken to th. foot of Butter street for trial. A quantity of dry gnod* G„,_ W ““■“J Obstacles to Marriage. or the Art>. New Styles. New Rrices. �' EBSE TOUR PLAN j herds by direct importation of pure1 I HjMBiah mornio's. It was this crr.md i that has taken Mr. Armijo E-wt thi. I p cwtil fall S vvrr.l huodyud head of i I tiue kliecpwere soul to Itta this sum -: । u.er, and with proper otoskm made, Mr. I i Am 711jo expresses bimtolf confident ..fl j being able tu pioduro Sneers from half- I 11---- 3 ------- u----------- ..BR ani .tSLfXreXS.ET.' ■IS<(-.wvra, s»4 A.r • hkad Itori RkWaWTiKL'S MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division U’EJi TERN DI TJSION. wJ nrtos in i rctxxa । >FK! subject ot .beep raidng. Ho says be ! a ouid rather l.o the owner of his flourhhing herds at tho base of thv Roeky Mountains titan to bo thn w \lthiest baalwe » Now Yorir. He ie highly educated, speak. English with the fluen­ cy and perfection of an accomplished American, nnd converses with tbo Uct nnd ntfability of a Kansas City man Mr Armijo’s flue Uy liivo sold upward of 2M.0UU pjtUsla of weol during tbe pelt year- One ol tue family sold up»arJ of 100,1)1)0 pounds o’ wool last y.ar st 41 cents per pound, which not nsi him the mat little uimo! Ml,0<)0. Tbe anUru wuui dip uf New Mexico is w-ct oorti ftfd turougti Kansas 5hr ever the Kunsu 1‘a.ifl-. CUT rf.Hsrtlaea. Is ">M Cwt Il.imtolas Iks pUcr rf k.Mlus th. bmll Court lor Ik. m>4 roustr »f Hotr-M Hswrtii IKTHt-Bmii jfctsastwrAfcBSAftSW eatraEtfe=.gLfe KUaUnUm'li swik.t i.w.i. Centennial Gazetteer curon.1. CO1.DS, 1KIABSEHCSS, ?F±k.‘ REPUBLICAN PAPER Michigan State Lana Office. Urfthur vic Pills, WV IW> S1HHSU MJ P SUVMkl IB S3AH •SWllPfl Paln*M. RiaaSy tttsray anprpH vreSaij try an increase of 100 per cent, in six mouths in natural increase. Tho flee1 ce> ul tire 5,0u0 boa i will be worth 50 cents meb, and tbe i.OOo bead can be sb. ared iu th- tall, yiolling two pouwis ea. h. TUc i.>cr.-aae ot it mjre ttiuu cvnipuutid imereti Kweaty times eotaptaiutiai. Mr. Aimijo any* lust allowing >or lo*v-4, there is nothing in the wo Id io p.event a man from get­ ting rch at sb^vp raising >n fire yean j Mm ntT^* The Rural Sun soya : It i« a Tcuncswc cus-om to pull fodder. It is n ques‘ t:un long debated, whether or nut pul­ I Lug luddwr does nt mjnre the corn' | mure tbna the foddei is worth A far- । mor, some yesra ago teste*!, tbo matter , thus : He pulled she fodder frvm one ! acre ; cut the tops form tbo recoud, and AEK1*’ Ht ludilrr and tops on tbe third. He atti'rwa-ds weighed the Corn of ea>. h Tho Kansas City Turn gives tha fol­ ereded'Ure. .Wright of Either of tho others lowing account ol tho man and hi* pw by more than tbo weight of tbo todder in the one case, and the tops in the Beuar F. C. Armijo, of the great oilier. Thu was t-> fits mind prettyefnsbeep and wool raising firm of Armijo clucivo proof that pulling tbe fodder A Baca, of Atbnnjarr<|ue, New Mexico, and cutting 'he toia injures the yield of the coni. Wo kn.iw most ot oar far iuw» reg.-rd fodder and tops ns prettv ■ gevd feed for alock, bat wo hope as ' . an will take steps to teat the matter m» mutton millionaire" kineeliis wealth it: that tho kUbjeutmsy La thuroughly uudontoud. and the It-st practice adnpsheep, mutton, and wool is almost 1h> yond correct estimution- PAPER t«> start with. Tbo extra pound or two I of pnuitry fl-nh that you leave on its! l-gs, insUad of sending it to market, is 1 as good M-d, ar..i will bring forth ten-! told nnd twenty-fold iu -your future .broods Sue yuur 1-eot stock for breed- j in*. TJu i'nltry H'orlJ pumpkins fur milch cowa and other stock, is believed to be the result of diflerent ways of leading tnern by a oorleepondent of tho Gvrtnsnfown Tele­ graph. In a hurry to clean a field i«rtu»n will give tbrfr cattle a surfeit : ot pumpkins l.tr a day or two, then for a day or two u.-rUa;-* none, then thus alternate l.-ast and last, and conclude pumpkins ore worth lev*, or worse. The —.i._ (u fwj punipLin« -making (hem last Ho feeds regularly, । to threo putnp'cins THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT t»! .1 i’,u.l4o.itol»i>. -------------------iiiWHWX lunSrsK-jswusS I’liLl'SW'iWWffilWSJ: M M th* .WU-.mC crfle rf ths insrt.r.r t«itoa i.Klr-l** <Ss> Is inc : ’' unk rf rasa. Ice do,- w«t. '^’‘SlSSxSWwix ■N.rfllMIre. MhU.. “"“**•* THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT i^Ta.rlTwr’ . rf Ito .11*4 a au>ii.*MxoM>x ! ‘■I‘ — —-j Michigan_Central R. R Crfsai• THE INTER-OCEAN — OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, lUiwcrs Cbks<'. M*kinx «:•* «•swUM^oUk uslac Cast rfD.v-.ll >>4 Wmi frwa. >!L s*j after Jen. It lt» sjrfwalUfartlwrMCto.. Wkd. ItotXTEK OCEkX fvptviatto riju^nu , Ito <r««: lEUmll IU S w ».wt 11 u « NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. <h>. th|) will to r™Ed iotamtiat «»d a*rfo1 to AGEMS.WAXTFD itVSS OCEAN’S STORY : THE ALDINE. ’"n> «*Um' 'ell* let, Z.y'rf^reiMm* in !?.'• MU» -UI. Wllui Ueaibwlc*. u -.lerol, ISM S •O.I.,. is.. Ml. Ser JURUBEBA LATHAIRON Only 50 Cents per Bottle. nvw Wbbsi’8 He? is Her Hair. LYON’S Far1 Wane Jatisii & Sajinai 97 *20 SAVES I 'MICHIGAN AND THE The Babcock 1. TBE FLORENCE Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. CIRCUIT COURTS-1874.1875. iTION DR-CROOK’S DIKE OK TOBI oSBJS y, . L»b when _______ ____ nly ttivcu boilo in lost stab* tha fuwb easily morsel trom the Ixmn, and i srffinSEyjiF-? | “ IwodTtilraK.’wa. - ;. t«~....rfS’aSSywWS1 . tenia! aid Fanil; Newspaper, It is tbo worst possible policy t<» kill, all the best and haadaomest fowls, and save only the moan and scraggy ones to | l.r» cd from. This is p’oeisely the way' to run out rour stock ; fur hko tends to i Irved like, at.d tho result is, that by cc-ntinualiy taking away the best birds, led Using the eggs of iho [xrorsst. vottr tL.ck will grow jxjoter and [worer every ■ -uerec ing year. I: would s-rm a* though this w ns too plain to bo instated upon, but, in to CL “tine U(*U line" is nswded.' It ia the iTyiug want uf tbo jxniltry upon the farm, tho country tbxuujb,—this selected fiOm n crowd as the young pas­ toral prince of Naw Mexico tri urtxT or tax sntnu. The Annijos ere one of tbe wealthiest families in Becnanilia County. Now Mexico. They Imre boon ouxtiged if the raising of sheep and wool fur ex­ portation East for several ceneratinn post. They are unable to cotima'e their herds accurately, but a round ^•S.’wS&rsaftStc?. i *«« ytoliee! ia k«4e. n«. eH Meal :tr»4. th. *«n rf lire. uTlbi M».trfI>nsMHa».|>evraU tli'lUU. sod * »n Ai.Mb«r Mrf ikinr UdUr» Wi m la i k>‘ cor rip.-xaic ir.yld.4: swj n~ e««««4l at taw 'll III Vtu.lr hsdsr tout liwtlialMte ■ r- ■ . ..i.iHMSMeasraar i tl.Kr.rf. AMI;, la.torvto sto.nu>>. lir virtu 111. fjoit vtiMi n Mrf Murtrrfv rjstolawl.. Is »:«-orU«»r< will. ih..“i*tuts In autkcaMSS Kuaint, Kueer & Kurious ISLEiXSSa X— ^axuiassssssK £L®. «. ElKOKv. THE GREAT CAUSE ■ HJOtlQ.K � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-11-19.pdf bb0f89a508031abfdbee18908e35d452 PDF Text Text th« K«r«i»ucyi Trfi Jffucjyi Bv* OF AHVERTiSm. V0LAVU1. _ ____ pmtsitjal and Slices Ctrfo HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1873. nr-vr NEW FIRM! DIVING FLUE, BASE HEATER, TAM VKWOR kRCHECL, jioetrp. HO SECT IM HEAVtff. STLIII!I\S I III1IIIU J. STUART? pap from the • • Arabian Night* “ durrtion; still I burned to free bar la return, I fold him all the circtUu- from the power of tbi* Hassan, even at all marched off through th stance* of ray Hfe, my military adrm).' the pain of nal seeing her. I would tho town, whore the robbers were put in haro tried the French authorities, but taking it out, conntod it tntr again tu ■AA • "I •* ***. *11 —2—I.* ... I. - ' » toll him all about Cecile and our future . -W -— — *«.UD. ... ........... wwwwi.taw a,u v.uwrj U' their children give him an idea of our European cu>. ■ interferauco with tho native customs; tom. than wilh any idea of confiding I iuTar-t, as Cecile eaH. the only rafoty threo of them, and I, with my big brass-headed Jf1-01- I Wl th- indelicacy I Uy in oiir secret flight Hassan was of • 1..-L W>11 *1.1* I.L. - - - - *r *1___ of talking about Cecile,.because ho wa* away. Once Cedlo bad been in hi* “ o'terly a stranger to her. ‘ I power, he had made no effort to force I had been eumo weeks in Algiers, her love ; he trusted to time, to abaenco i to cut Jock’« watching anxsxuly for an adventure. , from all oilier tivw, and to his dorotfon. when one day a note was put into my » ultimately obtain her lave. hand. It was highly perfumed, and' At the thought of thia my heart beet third: Never drink strong drinks if pocket, and whistling a tune, went off tied, instead of being sealed, with a ----------- '*------- s -'-.-j. . i gayly, too. Aitor going several miles, goM thread . It was written in a ' „ i. ,*.*>. ,1.. -.1__ elegant hand, and wax in Ike p I i> ,, , . - . .......... — , mj a uara, imca luroir, wmeu tncy uoa The Great Salt LakeErench, end 1’ beds tue repair at vreeri full of ps.w-ngvira. but some amaU u, go through before rcachiag the pies, merchant vjsrel, where nous would , where the money was to bo paid forthe kaow reraoTCvedes prerencv. ; rattle. Jock thought it bort to »p«>d At last it was found, and all wav ar- th. night there, and take an early start ramrod. A European diau was pro-j in the morning through tiro forest, for , tiro Great Salt Lake. Gradually the , cured nud cunroyod to Cacilo. In thu-><> . noonle bad boon known to 1h> rol' * ' 1 " " h*‘•«« I to Whatdoaa this IOTMI night, without nuy iuterrujgiou, pawing through it. '•"J*'1 ‘ '■ «l»v pawed out of Hassan’s palaeo too During the evening. Jock -tilt mean, that you are a hamlMra. wnv 1 .ntered I (|«3 of troer, and tiro Jug, and that smpe of pur lovely wonron ! Wo wore in tlie elroel; I dsbud bring j Srank the moro freely did h» have fallen in Joru with you.' uo conveysuc<>. Wo had to walk with " What am I to doY’ rapid sj.p, down m tho quny. On <o " Jko remlwous, of coursal" । rushed, when suddenly a man darts "Will ill.-To 1... V \t.i*« 1 ....'<■*.** ..** ,.r at.* .1**1. . . .. 1 f sulphur water. ‘Wo “ It would b« more prudent." j It das mr fnetid the Jew. At nine odock, as the dock struck,, •'You are pursued," said ho; ‘‘her imt. ..no lourhed too on the shoulder flrgl.t tv dissevered. Trust hor to me; •• V.ih .I,*. I* *..!> n__> I , . r .... 1 ____ T .... . ■ ■ ■ , Are now fully prepared, to meet the wtiita of the Public for everything In CHAS. H. HAVER. FURNITURE ! WRttairk HOLBROOK. TTOkVEVH St Im «nd JSollaUrs Is ci* Ufi/oUftnio m!t> . u/orij^rr^s Cooes. C. G. IIOLIIROOK Hit. .1. J. i.is-i Picture Frames, MB.JA.il US M. IIEWES ft O S’ CQ Kt MS ELL al.I. KINDS t>E URDEItliD WORK JOHN ROBERTS NO. 30 had erer drexmc.L She had grown 1 The Butcher’s Apprentice. brilliant, sad sums- into * diffcrent being from th» one I j bad cherished in my heart; often, in , A butcher in a German i w *•><*« interviews. di4 Lrefer to our. Kppnmflce bring with him. d.‘J r • thousand i.* ot aninthousand guldens to 1.! telUgent, rich old Jew merchant, who, cd to sad for her to hear tha ssom of pay to a ms a livinr o a msu living in in anotl another town for By-andfrom the first, appeared to take extracattle that h» had bought the ordinsry interest in me. He amused brought' her tytn. with d»tails of Oriental life .nd m.n- . Ttero Ineffable joy An.1d..!ll|Ti|.l,l.„f three men. and I am rare, with this ln, ,.re!ai#, tavraro use sndiag {near me. ! self the disgrace which, as an, officer, brass-heeded stick, I myself can t»k» r^Cc rood over a hundred mid twenty" Are you Lieut. Jtaoul Duchen* ? ’ I will foil on you-" • s. —i -u.il -------- ... crUj starting great An were (truck with Jock's telling bi*' i body of i Raoul, fly." T. B. DIAMOND, With me she is safe ; cerna to-mor- i MB. WILLIAM B. STEBBINS MILO T. WHEELER. An Kxfwrinc-d person In land, a mountain " Cecile, my betrothed ; io jc» uuu vecuo aiMpr-s-areil into j drank tbo nigh&fcefo uftho hoitssH, and I. bewildered SRHHH! 'ROOMAN. Positively Haves Half the Fuel of any .Sought Draft S Keep* Fire oil Winter without rekindling. Hus a Cast Iron Fire Chamber. I iXt FACTCMtMDaalw, la I»r anybody che, though ho did ■' You remember Cecile F ■'Cecils," I cried-"Ceci mounloiu islands. Prufilo Rock is a cliff which proiecta into the lake about twenty miles from “fly| tire had been aptroaled " True, a stave—Cerilo a slave • How iatr roblrore had been hundred feat from the foot of the cliff. The above cut reprewnts the working*of the citHfUBEq 0>i HESSMER, HEATH k. CO* The Turin, as rhowu by thu urruwr. |m.'-.-es dov. :i the iront be-I iPt/fLOrt . rtthe tweeu the-cast lining and the outside acres* the double bottom, j SOf^S, and tin boslv of the stove, st„v» thuu! z . f up between the back Inihi lining and the body thus COUCTfES, bringing the heat cloae close 16 the outeide of the stove, and re-1 uining it near thtf floor, where the cold nir always is. /fiqqous, UiM.lalnd tslwth* mwt rafarUr IWruarn I heard lbi« with indifferenre ill thou ” " To-mortrf^ but remember, silence -on indiscretion might rein all." I was obliged to bo satisfied, but my B BUCKETS, ^c., fc., fc. £«HrSyorr qunn^ftm fo Qir, Sw^cpo/I 1, who epproacbed '/nbl SETS, DENTIST GIVE US A CALL ! GREBLE & RUSSELL. Miciiia. for thia opportunity, and J tha for b-lpiug me and tho Dey,a it * TRIUMPHANT ! Sweet’s H°Telj TITK > KAV.IM,............................... MICB.I UEMEMBEIt THE PLACE. Op-. ! poeltc H. A. GOODYEAlC.t Hardware “ ’ EBBINS, H, W. X ELDING. Uaatlnge. Ort. 13.—SStf < j WHEELER & WILSON "11 IftSHOVED tmtxoen a merchant and his slave would bo dangerous.” 1 Ustenesl, of course, to so orgn- pray for you, my gallant and credulous cavalier. You should not have eonfid- ; I s jAa. dangcr. IF YOU WANT - "" Better GROCERIES for trn MMrff ' i ................ r- strurtion, and easily adapted to _ \ ‘ different kirftls of work, Tunnnn> \ U^ . HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! machine in the maket. , ?. si k ________ k - J.P. ROBERTS & bfl Canal Street. Grand Itojiids. Algiers with my regiment coming from Marneille*. I camo with most delightful would befell mo in Algiers. Houris, with eyes like stars, enrsi’aned is cash­ mere, covcrwl with diamouda, living in parture for his nativo country, a last fxt»f of his friendship, a— mother to honor him with a visit on DRY GOODS. < DRUGS: my life. The reality ranged and settled in CLOTHING. Simiffll aid Mectaal HATSAND CAPS. Medicines DENTIST BOOTS AND SHOES Dye Stutts, n rran !U Hi PAINTS & OILS PHtENIX CASH STORE PAINTING. okaiNiwo. KAUIOMIXtXtJ ; I-ATE*-* ANU IS G. I aScAotri Books & Stationery sccvairs marerniw or see bow. naturally I fol! into the toils rrriety in using it foe ln« instruction and deration of the jnwple. Ho regarded nag* betwran us waa. of eon siblis, ev-n had 1 not been b you. Hassan undetntood MAEBLE BLACK A FULLER. Quaker idea of the minuitn'. boon pastor of the Music ILnll Society ; bui, two or thn>« Sunday* ago, he iuformed th* congregation that, in bis Opinion, the preoent form of Sunday warauip had outlived it* usofulneea, and that in future the preacher should become n teacher. Ho maintained that B. F. STEINHOFF CO. BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS! HollelteH. Briggs House, ; PHKriCRIPfflO** AMD FAMILY CALL AT JOHN STANLEY » Will not be Undersold. Fore Winca and Lkram! RUSSELL d NEVIN3. was too quick, and before the ngo a young man o: tmi city naa moat favorable opportunity to enter been married two years did I relate to her my adventure in Algiers. ha.1 Um ctmquered in a FINE NEW STOCK OF AMERICAN country SIZE PBOTO&RAPHS " H. W. BOOZER. I ISif CaUXvo on Uieoo pursuit* only a fs h.-.n. pbcitr. Carmen was ucrar found, nor were | (bejewels traced. Probablr she bad CECILE. ‘ ;RUSSELL & NEVINS SHELVES, ETC. irided always that buatnoaa If my 1 k — WATER* JOIXJB AND OILS, ■ . mantles. C can ‘ not lost all it* original peculiarities, ,' li>d«iMl!rr.traa srasll Plcterrs. sud fro*. 1J *' I and in this II « as much more attract­ ive than Parts an romance is to real ,, s. ,1. COOK Age,>r. IT ALIAN k easier, faster, and with less how than any other sewtn±-1 machine, are qualities which recommend the W heeler IXK. CRAYON. & Wilson to the public as Superior tn any other sewing ‘ South side BUte Stress HASTINGS. MICH. jnletl Jsiorr - -Uk*" « t>«s —| nl,lrr0 portion of Atnra, but a I . , , qw wo the fear of ridioulo or iSaZ«r (>f the K 'heeler s- H ‘ilson for i w ANTED-IW Ton- of Poultry and i ar , • zf n 1 WUd name for Detroit and Fa-tern I ’ "the vaxt wr is One Best Guar-' . | Market*. ranter of itx Super iorittj o<-n-c’l ■ ; ' jKcf-Al! consignment- will receive other.YfwinunincftintxpromUett.-i.tion. aims , t MONUMENTS IIEADBTOJjEg. TABLE TOPS. Cecile yon, if you do not with to suffer at once. an imjwstor ? No, not Cecile at all; and whito inaiblo hall most briltiam-y -illu- I the dupe and accomplice ot the bold, THE K. 4 r. LVOk '•Oh. no. repbod Jock, •‘VVhat sort oi a stic' Sound at low tide. bare ?" ‘-Oh, that is a stick which belong to Governor Boutwell, in my grandfather, and perils[t to his grandfather It hss a heavy braM knob at tha and of it, which aervta for "Let mo examine It If you please.' Then Jock tlionghtloMly handed ! 1*1. ... .1__ _______ ___ 1 <1_ i ' pure and , i F. M. Hungerford & Co.. SX1 ■Indeed I" replied the man.’ "That out Bpraking n word. I tote it ojion. Solti only by Mvilit ■Cecile." laid I. Shall we nl down on that bank and breastwork* cl wiiito land, which line rest, and have a little talk together F* id the stranger to Jock. “Oh, no?' replied J->ck. "I haro uo with tlv» Kul truthed since only the young lady who -I shall bo much ashamed to end toll him 1 �anner. turns, since the vt« of the war bn* pre-1 o*ptibly faded re-t, .mt npw qursltoas I era may bo taken, or wbat changes pre­ dicted or results achieved, it is manifest that tha old Democratic party has neith­ er the principles nor the rompuutlon, tho history, the teoipar or the proclivities to answer the demands of tha future, «Tid three insane jidificntion* that greet: us on every band, these current ocultaAmong the things that reconcile u* tion« of its organa, over the result of an to Republican ahorteomingv in tbs fall ’ election* is the insanity of the Demo- been polled, and where sideissun have craticrejoicings. Generally, heretofore, been . hrnst in uu every band, and no when tha Republican party ha* gut into attempt wade anywhere tu bring, a tight plgro and th* prospect looked out any distfnet national issu* baa dark before it, the Democracy were apt be*n indulged in, most conclusively . to come to it* relief just ia the nick of tur.n by obtruding some intolerable ytees of Boarbonista or cvuunittiug eotuo other outrageous blunder. We do not any that this kind of history is going to repeat itself now, but in a par­ for Representative in Uongreaa. tie m point of view we do see with I llisrns i* elected by a majority ideusure the leading organ* of tbs Tho cumplste official rot* of Denuraratic party aunounefog that "the revolution has fully set in by which the 1 Republican party will be overthrown in , syary important State in the Uuii.a a* Democratic Congress will bo elected next year, and u Democratic President in 1876." The plain meaning of this kind of talk is,—"Tbs Democracy ate right; there is no further use in tioubling ouraelvea alout jrtfrtu er trftm; tho people haro come round to us. aud all wo have to do ia to bring up our uld The Chotee af Bcadwa « Mwai. and new ways of thinking are Cuming Th- Illinois newspaper* rapwt an ininto vague, but if *o, the-e change* can '^ ‘bnir case hi^riag tlw ^aUwrity in no erent enure tn lb* advantage* of of -ciH-ol boa Id* over »tudiw* of uu|»l». wluch wa* >i*redad a* Rockford. III., a tl>a D. mocracy a* they are, hove end few day* ago. The plaintiff wa* Mi>< -very*hoie, <Jd lugv in th* sxtruwi*. P.m, end th* d*:*»iiant, Mt. Bu iu*ow. An I. yet, in such * crisis it ia always teacher in Durard township high school, the party cZ the opposition tb«t aerivra* in Winnebago county. ’The plaintiff waabi ibe junior do* of high eeboul, the temporary «drauta*re, a* th* party and among lie prvwribod stadia* for ol ZriZW refer* suffer* les* than the par­ the class was book keeping. The plainry ol principled voters, in any eb-ciiuu where important |x>litic«l questions are father apph«d for h*r readmission, bnl tbeschos4 board would not eonsnnl to it I except on condition that all* agro* io stiioy book keeping. Th* plaintiff apprated to the Circuit Court. Th* case wa* triad twice without a decision, but on th* third trial tho jury, under th* instructions of th* Court found for th* plaintiff, and awarded her 6!5t> damagw for trseajia* on the jiarl of th* <te- Th* Judge, i n his instruction* to the i jury bold that school director* may odont rrasonsbte regulation* for th* conduct of public schools and preacrilie a couvse of study; but parent* and guard ia as have tbo right, honsetly and in good faith, to select from th* pre scrihad studies th* particular on** they desire their children or ward* to pursue; that th* refusal of a pupil, undar in•tructioaa from bi* or bar parent* or guardian, to purau* th* entire list of :>rescr.b*d studies doc* nut ararrant au expulsion. It was intimated that a pu­ pil bod no right iu'<»ject a study from mere capriev ur perversity. Undnr these instructions, th* jury found for the plaintiff aa above stated The case is interesting, because ft de­ fine* the authority of th* s-’ata (in tbo 6,481 form of a school beard) and th* rights The total rot* being only 13,(133, of jMiienta, over the recipient* ot public against 28,097 in 1N72, ur l««* than 50 •duration. The tendency of thing* ii toward an exaggeration of th* school jwr cent. Of this los* tbs Republicans tmsrtl authorities to make it supremo loose 10,751 an J th* Democracy 2,310. Thu* it will be **eu thnt though the Republican majority is largely de­ creased from th* tt.fW‘.» given Mr. Fo»- The New York fftrU exclaim*, “this election is Tammany’* triemph. talk about rings, the S0.000 mojoyttyln this city answer* all that. The flay of the war issues, so disastros* to the Democ­ racy, that, too. has gonu by forever.” Well, with all this, Billy AH™ is Goveronr elect ol Ohio, and he declared in 1868 that the invasion of the Suuth by very popular candidate aud in the for­ Northern troop* wa* to murder it* ciu- i mer a very unpopular un*. Will some rens. sad yet. bn with this treason still good " Arithmetic man" figure out just clinging to his garments, oat ran* hi* how long at this rate of dwrwstse it ticket, and alone of the candidate* on I would take th* Democracy to carey the Ohio State Dvmocraiit Ticket, this । that district nt any election where a ex-rebel ia elected over a patriotic and I full vote is polled. John, let us have gallant Union soldier, and one of the . best Governor* that ever presided over that State, and earth and heavens re- mocracy even bsre in our own State over the election of this traitor to a re­ sponsible office, just a* the same men used to rejotee when our gallant "boy* in blue” were whipped on the bLxxl-; stained fields at the South during th* Rebellion With this spirit exhibited ready seen th* Virginian Democrats, under the name of Conservative* carry­ ing on their campaign this very year, I by appealing to prejudice* against the colored race, and by calling upon the . women to inflict aocixl oetraciam upon tbeir political oppenent*; upon this I platform they have been successful at tho pulls, anil th* loading Democratic Albion Collage has an endowment of •201,600. • Muskegon has just pttrchaaed its brethren who has* fallen during the second stann* fire engine, at a oust of •pideluic. •6,000. ent of th* corpe tn northA man named Wilson hang*! bimaelf Mi is teturded by the early to the grate* in jail at Utrage, Micb^ on------ --It h said that there «re twelve hun­ Saturday. A large nork neokiu; and lard ren­ dred orphan* in the city of M-mphis. ds.ing establishment haa been opened Tenaca^e, the sad memurial of th* ra­ rage* uf yellow lever. Ex-Secretary McUulluck thinks luttom ha* teen icecti«t iu our financial troubles. At Blaynsr, Ontario Friday morning, th*re was a 8200,000 fir*. Secretary Fish denis* that he is a Cuban sympatblaer. London reports a *4,000,000 failure. Tliere are only five lumbar carnjw on I'm* River abor* 8L Lcui* wb*r* there are usually twenty. The State Pomologwal Society meet* at Battl* Creek ox the 24 ot n«xt month for a three days'* raaion. [oetu by Marian Douglass. "Tim Mr- 218,106 214^15 Harper's Bazar. If turn Will ritjo) cood health, tet tbrm a»* VrexasB llrrraas* a medicine, and avoid th* us* <4 slevlAlic stimulants in every fuem. No I’erann ran take tlirw Billers aceonnng ......................... . unwvU, twwvnlrd their bone* are not de­ stroyed by mineral jnwiti or other mean*, ■nd vital orysne ws.ied i*yotal frpair. Grateful Tbousatids Th* Detroit bar haa petitioMd Prosideal Grant to appoint Justice N. H. Svtyno Chief Justice of the United fitnie* Supreme Court. Dr. 8. L. Hemck, on* of th* oldest sud moot prominent physician* at Threo Rivers, haa liecorae tnsana. and baa been teat |u Kalamazoo for treatment. At Pulaski, on Tnvol ay last, a wi>- baa I wen adjourned tu Nov. year hence. . The War Department has burned to deathA barrel of Silver Islet are recently ivevired and reduced by the Wyandotte Silver Emailing Company yielded |l,507.58, ur at the mtn of 67,1*01 par tun. Tstnjdar* in this Stats, is about to start a semi-monthly temperance paper ia Detroit. It is to bo entitled Tlu Urtlrr H'vrU, and the first number ia expect­ ed to appear early in December. ■' Yankee” Robinson, with hie China­ men, ha* come to grief in Marshall The showman, having spent the China­ men*’ money tu pay expenses, left them CHROMOS Vn,x' Advertise in tie Hasliim Banner. AArtvteiM wilt «sl* ■»« » *. rroww* win *••> sUwslseuw. ASrsrtMa* btevsUi slws>, ps,' A BARGAIN SVKrM.1 1594 rioualy disappeared from Grand Rapids on the 5th ot October, since which time no tidings ha.v* been beard of him. His friends fear foal play. lb* Holly R^uUr Mjw that iron of an sxcwil**t quality ha* bran found near Mr. Julian Bishup’s rraidruon, eo* mite rest of that village. The or* n said to produce 46 p*r rent It is stated by the Unsing j&puW.om that the root crop of tb* farm of th* 1 Agricultural (’olteg* thia rear will amount to nearly 10,000 bushel*. Th* of the best that we have awn this year. crop we* grown oc 17 aere* of ground, It contains some thirty different articles, thus giving a yield of about 600 bush- and each is of remarkable interest to the general reader.. Tho atones in this is­ sue are fresh and good, the pow’ry elo­ ron Munlgomery. formerly a Lieuten­ ant ia the tfixth Michigan Infantry, quent and fervent, while tho illustrali* started West in 1870, and ha* not l>ecn board from sine*. Hi* paninis resid- at Eaton Rapid*. A man m Wayne County recently put down a w*U sad liored into a vein uf dark greenish fluid, which throws off CITY ItEITS DEPOT. Oil Paintings uxn Brrraeeth* mo*» wonderful Invigaranl that ever sustained the sinking system. Bilious, RcmlUrnt, and Inter­ mittent Ferers, which are so prevalent in the vslteys of oar grrai rivere through­ out tha United Staten. <*p*ci*lly tbo** of th* Misatesippi. Ohio, Ujnmn. Illinois, Trante—*, pumbrrtan.l. Arkansas, R«t. CoLiraJo. Braxoa, Rio Qraiule. I’rarl, AJaIxir.a, Mobil*. Savannah, Ihwnoke, James, and many otters, with Ihcir vsat tnbatartes. throughout our entire country dnrattic Sommer suJ Autumn, and remarkr so during srascin* ol untisunl beat and drynra. are mrsnably accompanied by exIruwre drrangcuients <4 th.- stomach and liv«. and other abdominal viscera. In their and that them i* no justice in the atria gent rule sought some times to bo anforced, that every scholar must study every book in tue proscribed co urao, whether ho or bis parent* or guard'.ana Backet." who still reside* in that city. The Grand Rapids A Indiana Rail­ road is now ballasted and in running Violent gal* on the English sod Irish order to Little Travers* Bar. There is solve* for a partk'tular department, .hoary snow already along the northern coast Munday. would be to waste their time white pur­ A druggist of Harrodsburgb, Ky., IlrrtU, u Democratic organ of th* suing those undesirable bnsnehso. Granges, published at Quincy. lilineis, in commenting on the purpose* of tho Granges in Iowa, says: Recently the Spanish authorities in Cuban waters or in that vicinity, cap­ ftednfclare that* I he returns tured the steamer Virginia* railing luwa election indicates thatt under tha flog uf th* United State*, as movement had practically whatever, exnqu in the elects a piratical craft, and tried by court-mar­ i.*.. lu..l....u _... shal, cuudemnel and shut a* pirate* th* officers, cr«-a. and pasaeugers, un* hun­ dred and *lov*u in all. Th* Virginia* is said to have l>«en sailing under falsa colors, aud to hare been in the employ of the Cuban Junto in New York, Spain, and that lira uffi-wn. crow, and |>aserng*r». at the time of the capture were in fact soldier belonging to tha new Capitol, if true, ia Infamous, as the revolutionry form in Cuba. But, again, panic instead of injuring them, work* all this is denied, and a* yet the puttie decidedly to their advantage, and for hare nut th* facts in the case, and until them to seek U. moke additional profit* at thefexpense of their employees is un­ worthy of the men or their position a* of American citixsns, black or white, in agent* of a Great State. Tho dispatch, the folio* ing will show tbe spirit of tha any Stet* of the Republic, mech l*es which vs hope ia a mistake, reed* a* pteae ia very biller towards the Spanish in eld Virginia where th* culurwl nwn authorities, but whether justly so we are nearly as numerous a* thair shit* brothers, end touch th* mor* loyal to ” A crime for which no afuiogy or oiour country and free institutions baral planation can atone.”— 7mm un the right of the people to elect their Tho most ample reparation must be servants at eirvtion* honestly conducted, exacted for thia terrible outrage."—San. wbcru every man i*. for once, th* equal •• Nothing left for the United States Government but to declare war against of every othue in power and mfluanre. We all rememb. r what on uprising ol stored. It is allvdgvd that we are los­ rebel and rebel sympatliiring fury ing millions of revanti* by the lure of grated th* reactionary demonstrations the tu, while, strangely enough, the uf Andrew Jobnaou, and though tun* price of these romtnuditie* remains th* may have brought wisdom to many who same. This mu*! l>e very perplexing were then » grosely deceived in regard to the tamper of the American people, slaughter we all i**L and tho demand in there »ti!l remain* untaught and reck­ the name of humanity is that it shall less spirits enough who wdl think-their bo stoped.”—Arpraw. day of deliverance i* at baud through “ We call the national honor a posthe Demoantic party, tu mak* all can­ mmioii which, Wte th* chastity of wo­ ___ _____ - 1_ K__ • -V-..did men paua* and consider where all the great (F)Democratic victory *o loudly thee* things trad ; and, yet, in the face crowed over by the ex-rebel pteae, i* cd thee* fact* tbo Democratic juHia* is dwindling into insignificant proportions. most woasterful over so inaignifiesnt a In New York Messrs. Hopkin* and matter a. the tell election, of 1878. In I’latt, oondidate* on th* Republican State ticket for the office* of Comptrol­ unrated *ati«fBCtion on the part of tha ler, and Btnto Prison Inspector, are Democracy, w* should not U- surprised wtectsd by majorities of about 5,000 over to *•* J*ff Devi* oome again before tho their Democratic .nmpetilors These result*, together with th* eteetion of a Republican Legistatme. qualify very materially tb* claim* of the Demorncy to aa overwhelming victory at th* Nwthia opportunity to utter their new-born joy ia those old term, too familiar to Wpx Amox Daoroixti — It i* *aid, the American people. and wo hop* truthfully, that Gen But­ Tho Hon. Andrew J. Miller. United In view of three things, long before ler projnaa to introduce and will press States Judge of tho District Court for anouier etectioc, we have no doubt, that at th* coming session of Congress his the Eastern District of Wisconsin, has it will be aesa end reatewd that the rained hie paw! ran. under tho terms of the law allowing judges to retire on what ii has bran sinew th* tim* ouu wing want out to take the Fife of tho a ball bear a low rate of in tenet, say 8,65 Union, aud th* other did not remain to par rent, and thall ba couvcitibte into combat the csmqdracy a* it aboeld have tegal tender currency on prewralation to done, and a* it would have done, had it bran truly loyal to th. old Ftag To this day the two wings exist, the one has not repented, the ether h«* not im- Dr. J. Wnliirra CMiiiun.ia •n>egar Bittern are a purely VerHabte prvjwrntion. made ehlrffy from the w*1’* her la found on the lower range* of th* Sier­ ra Nevada mountains of Cali forma, the msKbeitud propertira of which are extractv«l thrtefrou. sitbont th* na* of AlooboL The questiou i. almost daily asked. “Wi st is the cause of lb* nnpandteted succw* of •Our Young Contributor,*' "The Evening Lamp,” and “Letter Box." are a* usual, filled with capital matter tn amuse and instruct the youthful mind. Dr. IL B. Baker, tfocretary of tho Stalo Board ot Hawlth. is in attendance upon the meeting of the American Pub- prew. sad Democrat* everywhere shout peons ot joy over the result Any re­ sult, at the poll*. North ur South, cer­ tainly will not diminish the force of inch *utmc«itie*, or justify such appeals to popular pkjudicea against any class Chromo VINECAR BITTERS of an entirely new and original 12 00 e'esl engraving, which 5i»> publishers of. the SthnlJdf Jfoy*tnw are giving free to every subxtribvr for Hj7l. Thia magazine i* tho tiauJ«omeat xul bat dollar monthly published anywhere, and wuuki be aheap won st II 50, bat when this attractive pictutu i* given into Uio bargain—all for 6L00—we *h mi l tliiok everybody must subeenb*. A three rent stamp sent to the publisher*. J. W. DaughS'lay & Ok, PbHadelpfiTi, will tiring all the ]«rtiirulars. Be sure and Tho Hon. H. M. Look, ofPowtiac, ha* removed to Grand Kaptd*. where be has entered into a law partnership with Hugh McCurdy, Eeq. C. D. Burt, late aasociat* editor of th* Ih-tr ha* sold out bi* inter­ est in tho paper to W. A. Lans, wh > is SUHOOL (11110$! 8pn»,” end “Catching Buffalo Calvos,” are just the thing to »nit the young folks and.the succeeding sketches nro equally interesting and graphic. There ia a beautiful touch of 'feeling in the Harper s Weekly. Ncrofuh Kins'* E.U, Win. Swellings. -. —j -.... Nerk. Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent ludamtmitious. Mercurial Affec­ tions. Old bora. Eruptions uf the Skin. PARLOR GOODS CHAMBER SETTS Mechilliicitl Disr-nw-*.—Persons encsgvd in Points and Mineral*, such •* Plumbers. Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and Minm, *• they tulnuic* in life, are sub­ ject to paralysis uf the Bowel*. To guard against this, take a dose ut Wuini Vis so in llrmu unnaLiaally. For Skill Diirasrs Enilfe<m*,T*tlar, Salt IUn.on>, Blotol.. * Sputa. I'lmpla*, Pramte.. B-uU. <’..rt.nt.rhw, lUngwurma, Braid Brad. Bore Ey«x Erysipelte, Itch. Beautifully n guaranies PIER GLASSES! WEBOJW iN ttur DUH BCCN nremnjHE. i» a-mwa Illustrated ! Harper's Magazine. Bittera display so decided an inflacace that improvement is soon percec<Lhl*a'M Jaunditr.-In *11 rases of ja&ndice, rest sill red that your liver is not doing it* work. The telly smsibte tratrnrat is to promote the secretion of the bile and Isvur it* remoraL For this purpose uae Vtnmui Bum1 Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find it* impurities berating through th* akin in l*uapl**. Eruptions, WANTED UNDERGROUND OK. BELOW THE SURFACE I LIFE THE EVENING POST admirers. Take BMi Jfaysxuw, the cheapest monthly in tho country—and ' after an examination of its merits, we j muat confess that it is superior to most I of th* high priced serials of the day ; and yet to every subscriber is given s pretty little Chromo; an urn*m*nt for the bom*. Only 61-50 per year, and lb cents single copies. For sale at all th* naw* near* depots in th* rountryAddress, 'Ibome* & Talbot. 36 Brum­ field BL. Boston, Mais. OLDEST AND SOUNDEST ax BULLS BEARS Pxmson's Maoanxa has long ex­ celled all others of its kind, but in its December number it cxcell* even itself. THE SUN. for 1873. and a doubte-siml, colored, steel fashion plat*. The novelet* and other original storiee are *11 by our bat writer*. Peterson's b, without question, th* cheapat, of th* really goed lady's book*. It contain*, every year, on* thousand pogvs ; fourteen at**: engrav­ ing* . twelve colored, double-sued, steel foabion plate*; twelve colored Berlin pattern* ; tweuty-four page* of muaic; wiigiual storm by th* American writtor*. Yet the price i* only two dollars. To dub* it is draper *till. Thu*, five mipiee are ■ent for eight dollars, or eight copira for twelve dollars, oi twelve copra* for seventeen dollar*. To th* pwraon getting up *itn*r uf th*** dub* »n extra copy is given as a premium, and else a superb five-dollar engraving for framing. Not Loot But Gone Before. Sped men* uf tbo magsrino are rent, gratia, if written far. Now ia the tim* to subsoribw, or to get up club* for 1874. Addrewe Charte* J. Petenon, 8U6 Ctartnnt Surat. Phfladdphia, I’a. A FARM FOR SALE- 100 Acres Improved. rsiSftffiwE EXES! oss^clr* yspwwfs. ■•Oca Tow* Faix*."—Tbs November number of this little periodical » full of good thing*. ■■Doing Hie Beet,” ha* the post of honor, and ia Chapter 8T50CO .list WM.C. BRIANT t CO. �Tif* Biylin^. HASTINGS t1 u—e* .. 1Jm ut., , 1X U K M. .1,. ,to d .2’^ Th* fa mon* Gon. Kru-irvicx. on* of the most renowned [ruble: Ira^turcra I*. M o( that has ovor app»arwl before the trow Iheurduousaffleialditieailavulring American people, ha* been tmgyged for i “pun him. and ssoms to be enjoying the that occa-wo, and will rortainly np varatura to the bo«t praaibte u^untag-. : Tl • ahull all welcome tu. return, am! G«a. Kitrxruai'* fam* a* n public ! trust U will be ^j, hi, h.shh pramsapoxkcr is widely known. Ho standi I ni-ntly Improved. in tho first rank among the moil popu­ Bklu Flaix, Ksnu*. ) lar leoturer* of th* day. Ho ha* been Nov, l»h, 1N73. | V,l>tXB I have seen “tb„ engaged ut great exp«nv> for tho purFJophant,” aud haye got thi. far, sat.-lv. |»MO uf giving the |«upto of Barry Co. a rtsar cti»s lecture, and it i« certainly un my way back I hav. iravkd 240 mifo, fa ^n, hu|>od that the effort will bo appreciated, CHUICHU. .. . J U, wcnvrty uays, the Star Hat Store will sell their immense stock of Hats, Caps, robes, mufflers, gloves $-c.,utthefollotnngunheard of prices. Hrnd their list carefully over and. see if ii won't be an deject, citizens u»' Hastings to pay them an early visit. STAR HAT STORE, PANIC PRICE8. H. L. Hulcut, I Mens fine Wool Hats reDruggist, 14 South Bt, Utica, j \duced irom one dollar to Si* adr.rti*ement in another calnnni. \5O cts. ! Mens turned up Peak Win­ ter Caps 75 cts. Boys fine Beaver and over the bouudlraa plain, of Kan*;,, astrachan caps 50 cts. ■nd the Indian Territory, Bod erow-d greet the renowned Gennul. No ciw Mensfine chinchilla Caps Ibu f.m.d Arkansas Me-ltoia. au i tfafo who desires to share ia a rich Intel­ 50 cts. j Fork Rivers, but the uro now> <t lhl, lectual feast, should fail to b« present. lot th* soldier* of Barry county, Mens home made Mitts ■oaeou. firm only in name. There is GO cts. nothing but n sandy b*d. with a littfo toauy of whom shared with G<m. Kil. Ucns shee/Mkin Gauntlets w-»ar in placra, that you can walk pelric the t>ard»hip* and danger* of the .'t 0 cts. • ' war of the rebellion, turn out m »t»» to aero*, aliuort dry shod. Mens dogskin gloves fur I have viaitad the Indian, at th«r bear and greet their favorite Genera I. tops 75 cts. $c.. rfc., $c., wigwam*, shook hand, with “Ctiolepa" Let Union Hall bs fillo 1 toovnriUwiqg, the princijml councilor of the O.xges, Noone should fait to Ivar Gets nit. Remember this actual giv­ and .... . pap-Zw^ -nd hail had ua K»r* of Imlf-naksd ing away ofgoods is only for thirty days. following iuo around with tfo-ir bow* and arn^r*. and keen curiosity depict,*! STAR HAT STORE. in their countenances. 24 Canal Street - A liauc. — A tnund has placed in our I have s.-eu the Indian* cluuw. tho- I tn u de, thia tuomiug. n copy of the .Vnc Grand. Rapids, i Buffalo O11 their poniwi. and shoot them Teri A*r«w>..* for Nor. Olli, 180*. Mich.\ Must wonderful arc being down withlfikir arrow* till the plain* । It ia a sheet 20 by £3 incho*, and wus ' WASTED! wa* dotted in their rourso. with black I at the time 1 be largest daily published'\boughtat the. Star Clothing j House. 3G Canal St., Grand looking object*. I in that city, h nmtnin* the Elect n A settlrmcnt and adjustment of every I have crawled on my hand* and Ifoturns for 1MOS, on the lutite tot Hu. Rapids, aful this Panic Sale, account dua th.- lam firm uf J. (I. knou*. and shot down fire or six of the i pmnaey between the Dhl tydeml*, and \ continues only a few weeks I'.uoyan A Co. The dhaolutton of sold firm mrraaltatra thl*. The Boot and hirsute brute* myself. Three of them ilbo then Jtetcci tury, the former of longer. Men’s Heavy Over' >ti.« l.usrnraa will be continued bv Mr. coats are sold at $3 50 and J. G. Runyan, who exprewea hl* alnmonster bulls, that looked nhno-.t as which i* ‘.lie Democracy of to day, aud huge a, elephants when they wire tho latter the It • ublitan*. by which it ■ $4.00. ami fine Beaver Over­ coats at $10. $12 and $13. stretched on the plain. 1 have tiie famed prairo dog*, ia were cu»t in the city that t»*lay can that were formerly sold at Good- twits poll nearly or quite 154).trf)O. It, alw, $20 and $32. . can be bought for $5.50 and contain* ereelMMfiM. of the J»t annual $7.00, and fine Cassiniere. I I have rampea) on tho prairie without Meo-gv of Preaid -nt Mbdison, and1 j a stick of wood, oxrked meal* with buf- sumo jtoiitical notice*, legal advertit- . Suits at Sit), $12 and $15. , Shirts a nd- Drawers only 25 | fato chip*, and cat them with a relish .and35 cents, and all goods i scarcely known to civilisation, have been reduced to abmt I haro slept un tbo ground, drunk 'half what the other stores\ Wo spent a tvw hours ut Mu*ot> un water from mud holos, fraatnl on bufa sk. Item ember these low\ School Boos* n flno stock, such as Monday. It k> a plca«aut vilhg-, but i faL. tongue aud tamp «‘eak. In short will Ihi uwd in the dty school*, just ' I have experienced all the fatigue and ; live mu»t places of it* sixe, *, v:iie.K« y< ices last only a. few weeks | tvreivi> and for sate a: live and let liva more,’so go iwm.cdiat.ely to • prion* by F. 11. Ackfoy, at the City Drug exritemrut of life and hunting on the Little dull ju« at present. But the Church ‘CitvlAll ouo of the People t». • the Star Clothing House,; Grebifi Rapids. (29w3) 1 I have iTussad gulches aud enuons, Rar. Mr. Rhv. was just being exam u*-l. slpit wild turkiea in abundance along the streams, where ever thejfejra, timl-ar enough to shelter them, and I have gained in strength and vigor nil the white. The weatbra ha* been beaut’ful a* summer all the white. To morrow 1 shall start for Omaha rgain, and tu a very few day* I expect to follow tut*, ao you may expect me in 'propria pervona" in a very few days, one thing wo do know, and that i*. lha it will bv scarcely poo*ib!o fur all partie to get out of tbo uiui* without black ened character, wbriliiTfuocent or euil ty, and lint such scandal uerrr punffo the mural atumsphen' uf ui.y oom ne»a aud financial prospect* nr.- U-Uer, aud are daily Improving. Futttprie* tlrnl stvpfx-d nto finding tli.it then’ ««■ really no uecewitr tor m> doing end are reopening, partially, at foo»t, while Mrxtui Nonet—We psy 81.50 a and far dry Mote wood on subscription, ud no mutv. One <wd pay* for tho Bisxis one year. No 1cm will do it Knm ur mi Buxm, aoaffu-r 1!bu«, Barmoxs, Scxu> Hmn, m. Cu»t—\ have been troubled for the pait thirty with 8*it Rbeum „ my hand* They have been *o nt time* that I have been unahfo fo uw them foe any purpose ■ for which they Were intended. I WM । adriaed by a friend of wino, who had usrd the K. of the B., to try it. I did । ao, Haro used aeven bottk*. and to all npj earanres my hands ate well. They I look and fool a* though an entirely now •kin had beou formed. total, 8290,994.5*?. Auiuunt uf pnducliva fund* (including I^vstou fund*) 8 lb*,<'35,33; income of productive fund for year ending June 15th, 1878, 8’’.22l.5"; iucmoTrom utl.ur wuroee. 83,304,60. Local 6b;ipc» police;. Shirte, Drawers, Socks, Gloves, 4c., 4c., will behold from 25 to 50 per cent below Naw York Cost, as we must raise Money. FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Will this Terrible Slaughter Continue, FOR AFTER THAT WE WILL RESUME OUR FORMER PRICES. Men'* Working Pants.......... ., Men’s Heavy Overcoats .......... Men’s Heavy Chinchilla Overcoats. Men’s AH Wool Beaver Overcoats Men’s Heavy Undercoats ... Men’s Good Full Suits .......... Men’s Fine Casaimere Suite .... Boys’ Suite.......... .... Boys’ Overcoats.......... .... Men’s Undershirts and Drawers Heavy Ribbod Shirts and Drawers. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers -. Men’s Woolen Jackets.... . . To those going to Missouri. Kama*. I Nubtuska. Ixdortulo, Utah, Wyoming 1 Nevada, Oregon or California, sre rec1 ummend a cheap, safe, quick and direct | tout*, via St. Loui*, on»r the Missouri I'rtiitii- R.iilroad, which run* it* iino: Day •Couches end Pullman Sleepers' from bt Ixruis to principal point* to the i We< trilkml thrayr. We boliere that th<»Missouri Pacific Railroad ha* the best track nml the iitirat and safest' ..... . ,.r .... iu>. sr;. larWe Give Fair notice to all. that this Sacrifice will Continue only 30 daytt, after that sell nt Former Prices. BACON & KARRS I able to judge, that the Irottom ha* L«mu zGur Treasurer was at Lansing last week and settled with the State, jutying e«ery dollar tbo County u«n<l thorft^tc, being 81.59S. j Wa note this action with Qnmbv, at Quimby in this tuunty. great pleasure, a* many cf the coon tie* Since then wo bare b-aronl that tlm thia mornfog urv largely indebted to the State, aud propir.ty was insured for I’.OO'1. 83.50(1 The Virginia* rapture is tho nil exthe member* of the Legislature from each, in the Royal and Queens. That crtrfog th,-me in political circle*, and those counties uro tho gentlemen who tin' tend U not yet. so (wnutnutly and uuju»tly wage war Job Printing of all style* end color* on tbo Auditor General * office, and pnny offers 1,200,000 nerrs of land ift done m-atly and aa cheep aa tho cbeap- seek to do it away substitutfog thero ; Central and Southwest Mioroari. at that it to probable Mr. Q ‘ will rebuild : irum S3 tu 812 per acre, an scrim yean* i tha mill early in the spring, if not l»for th* County System. time, with free inm»[K)rtat>un from Sl. Note wtll the advcriiamcnt of city fore, though thorn ii *imo doubt about ! laiui* to all purcharera. Climate, rdl, jrvp-rty for **),, publhbed this week Among other <Ji*tingt>i«hvd Attorney* ! timber, mineral wealth, sclmol*. ehurth­ Tb» beat rctur«l» for Diarrhea,- Cholera i, r* and law-abiding society invila emiby Hon. JohnvG. Runrau. who hare been in aiumdanre upon our .Murbus Colic nnd , kindred Di«ea*v* •i grant, Irom all points tu thi* land uf iking along your dty wood, if you Circuit Court tha past w.-k we note, Wi> h.d a plaaaant mH n Monday that can bo final inlho City or (Aiun- |I trait* and tkwera. Fur [auticularo ad­ would have tu take it on eutweriprion Hon. C. M. Croswell of Adrian, tha ae fro.u Orno Strong, Eaq.. the ysafA/*/ ! dreas A. Turk. Ijtnd Co-nmisawnor, 6c.oomplished Speaker, of th* Michigan editor of the Nashrilte A«rs who not­ House of Bepreacntat:***, Hun. I. M. withstanding hi* tmirr fMr» >• pleasant . yW* want about 25 buthsl* of corn Crane of Eaton L'apid*. a member of company, and should he live tv >>« nn »td will receive It on snbeeription at 50 th* Cotrui:i'«»-»n to revise tbo State Con­ -old gentleman," we have no doubt be w. t» yer bushel, if delivered th:* monthstitution. and Hon. L. D- Norris of । will be ever ao kind ad?! obliging to any Grand Rapid*, former!, a member of the I young aspirant* for utorary fam-. State Senate, from Waahfonnw- I in print. >• g-» to pros* tbo 3d Jury ease is lining tbo criebratod case of rs the Congregational at Middleville. ‘rial • han wo went to Presa last week, the fry found for the plaintiff in tho "un 8252.52 and costs- Qr»«T. — Did tie eity have to pay for rnuuring the big pile of paving stone*, tha:-is bean a nuiianee for ao many waaks io the center of State Street ? worn a wig ov*r thirty years, it seetn* a miracle to thoee who bare known her A Telegtrm in ths httr-OeuKt *uya so Jong so bald, and wltat little hair she that J B Lemley, late n clothing mer­ HjmI Urine perfectly white ; now her wig chant ia thia city, now of Lansing, ha* Oro of tbo immediate tMtcroub**, » u thrown aside, her hair grown out, and ■utnegwd walks, aervw State Strwt n smooth gloasy brown a* in girlhood. st vanou* point*, but mom oowuaaHy Hoping you may tong eontiaws to pour whore the old one* wero torn up by the bfoarings on the bead* of the afflicted, I Council during the eummcr. Wo trust remain your* truly." thia nutter wfll have tbo prompt attenSuch evident, with the imtoreeuwnt ten iron of o«r city aaihoritwaof the groat chemiit» of N-w England, Dr. A- A. Haye* and 8. Dana Bsyss*»-ould s»ti«fy any one. which of the nrcparattooi produce tho bmt result*. 50c. 25 and 50c. ONE PRICE STORE, 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPID S . p?bo/buacfaZ CMnoirtt giviM one rule for overj body to observe: “Stop cnak| ing yuurvolt. and urging other* not to i croak.” It i* believ-d, by thaw* 1-o‘t Lar ur Lcrrxn* wmaining at the Hasting*. P. o.. Nor. IMb. 1873. Johny Bull, Ret. Bitej Crawfonl, rvarv, that will explain Ibelf. Wo need Thoma* Hart, Mary Kesolring 2, C. money, and merely staling I bi* face in the japer dora not tettn to be nuticvd, Giabatn Townsend. or if noticed doe* not induce tboao in our d< bt tu c« me and pay. We pro­ peas to u«c other mean* in our effort* to culloct. whteb we trust will prove « Dull times but not hard times." mute effectual.__ _______________ Ibis statcmant of tho case from a Bal­ timore correspondent of the New York Tribrae Mftna to pretty nearly represent aala, to commence December 10th, and the condition of buMtiOrt throughout continue ten day*. Thi* will be the «>Mt important affair of tha kind out announced in the W<**t, ami we hare Extract from * letu-r from Mr*. J. C. no doubt will be largely udon advan­ tage nf by the trad* a:.d nubile general Aldrich. Wnuecon. Fulton Co-, 0.—-IL ly.—Grand Ztepsds Ifedy g F. Hull A Co., Gentlemen Flea* wnd 15a. Ib73. me one doten bottle* <3 your Sicilian Hair Run-wor. Our ‘bald and gray' do not wont to bo out. My mother t» n living recommendation of th* ro»ulte from tb. U.e of the Benewer. Being $1,00 1,60 and 2,00 .. $3,60 and 4,00 8,00 .. 12,00 warranted ... 2,00 and 2,60 ... 0,60 . ...10,00and 12,00 .. 2,75 to 6,00 .......... 3,00 to 5,00 'RISE §75,000 00 L. IMBD. SINE’S BKOCZSK MOSTllLV GIFT ENTERPRISE! $5,000 IN GOLD I OSKORXMli CAAU I'KIXKOF *5,000 IN 8ILVFB! JOB PRINTING A inro chance to buy Dry Good* cheap—P. R- Sabin A Co of Jackson, I U cdding Invitation*, Double .Mammoth Postern, aro .oiling out their entire stock at first In fact nny kind or style of Printing, | voet. Tib-y have an immune* stock, From a one lino Card to a Ten Sheet some 8168,000 worth of choice goods Foster. call nt Tnc BANNER Omer. of all kinds, which thoy are cto-ing out, and ii any ore i* inclined to visit Jack- DHUIBK New Scales. New Styles. SCHOOL BOOKS New Prices. HTBT MEDICINES, HOffSWAGGLED ! Ererr man who don’t buy » buggy ■ cutter of Lae Reed. Ua’s new -rttx umchiu- is in full otmsration. | JOB Perfumeries and Toilet Ar liclor. PRINTING Paints, Oils, Varnish and Pye Stuffi- CHOICE GROCERIES! Tmrvbug Baakata. Drocgut Sundrias, and Fancy Article*. C0NFBCTI-ONB1IN3 I Dutr'r overload your great do*.* of vtlUioon* «foff, foe the Mta* of getting s Idg kt of medicine. Ague medfome i« Ud enough io take * brat, and tbo smaller the drae the l«a Obstacles to Marriage. Whittemore &. Steven*, 179 Jeflfen �, *U lbw, Uu , n.i-ua M.uh; net be s—s. L It i. nsportaut that iwWWl mUMBMP * ID..-wg the pro-si of nest-making,' hood them .Uould be here a good etoek ’ 1 iiMrhrequired a wa«k. the rnaU wuhdiod | of thoroughbred cattle, roeli a* will fo .row —j w th, cjresitte. of that, naighborboud, and lb* pertienlar branch I of the busiaas* pn»*a*d, whether of Wrilk. hotter, or d^re*. In u»uy ca»e, the base (I dire't know that this ri tfo best Unu) of aff herds for profit, should fo tho fo«t ol rur na­ tive stock, taking into cunsuieratiun en­ durance, adaptation to climate, etc. AH stock must be kept in good conditiuu®— well housed aud rrgnlarly fi'dNo row will last lung that is only fed | with rulvtenro to tho greatest flow ot milk, t the entire neglect of a fat-pro- fe.i'Kra. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division u< lie s<-<«r of 1.1. ill 1114 Morton evuli I ty tyrant. "A poor man that oppresaeth the poor is a sweeping rain, which leaveth no food.” On the other hand, employer* hnn» a nght to hire aa low as thwreen. '1 ' . Strikes—showing that laborer, aijiirs to batter their condition—arv a good , sign. They hare olteu secured higher wage* ur fewer hour* of work. Y*t cluaute, withcal follow wall or pita, or Ha leave* six ' they nsnally cost more than they come any costly apparatus. to. While they Ue». laborers muat Hto iuche* ol jpaev uoxt the aideu all around, । on their own savings, or those of their I: into .ahicii h» ram* clean sawdust | foDow*. But these are small amount* Ii cl..ae)y, and cuter* the iio when packed euMpared tu thn wealth uf capitalist* I with a fi«>t ol the dust. Tbo ice i* cut i with whom strike* bring thorn in oollia- into largo Llocks and made to fit at tfo 1 Mon. WiMg-thb JvotfegTonteigta wilh |I .joint* oe eioaalv a* couvcairnt, but where Die huttt- in treading nn'fovs, tho riaalt | tha edge* are jagged ho fills with poundrd ictr or sawdust—the latter bring the cannot fo dunbtlul ' cheapest. Drainage i« imjiortant, but No set ol workmen ble us they fancy tu ___ ___________ it tho bimap stand, on porous soil or is How Ax.n their plaem. if the? quit them ' so elevated that the water will run atf ate luW by oibut* Irwn ether luealiii**, ; readi.y, it ntunm every purpose. He hud as,vi.m! in >tu.l. ■ ifcolb bill «r Ux BMlb-wl imt KiteteianiiiBtnMPnttUiL Mta? laSCST: ;kuh •iha Balm A century ago. Europe vat ernsy for n Lalm.ec ot ’ power. Juba Bull lupght It it till—]i.u>> the National Debt, end minus h million tamper*— Lo was nick­ named Jahn Bull-due Nur slid con’ito atai tighten l.r bett’r. The eno was : LIVINGSTONE Complexion. •ruffis; 820 SAVED! The lunger strike* la t. th* mure fhey fend to similar unllitlcstin.i The right to slnke is, the like th* right to shearyot 1 Michigan Central R. R. TUB riotael: Otr Migratory Blrdi-When , pur cent on tho motiry in their estate*. I Can they lower rents? But tenants declare th-ir profit* smulljudd decrv ; iug through competition rnrfi the pro• duco oi cheapland ia America, which j yearly reaches Etglwh markets, mors easily and abundantly Rai her tlurn W.higher wages. tenant* will emigrate to Nebraska, where they can buy an acje tn lav simple lor less than their Maine, 85 ■; New Hampshire, 99 ; New York.89; New Jeraej, 911; PeqM.vlvnnia. 93 ; Delaware, 78; Maryland,91 : ■ Carolina, S9; Alabama, U2; Missis*- For restory; ic Gr:-;, Hair wrtunl Vtutlty and Color. TrMMve, 01 . Went Virginia, 96; I Kentucky, M ; Ohio, RS; Michigan. 88: Indiana, M ; Ulinoil. 67 ; Wrirousin, 88; Minnesota, 97 ; lows, 81; Miiwuri. “G; Kdou«, 66; Nebraska, 77. ilwus W»r«TteyGc. “they << me lai v end they tiro earliest to go.” They do not reach MnsMirhusctti. unless th? season is unusually mild, un­ till the middle »f Muy, arriving In pairs, I bnt they leave in the fogirtdng ot Sep­ tember, after having united ilirmsclvea . into flocks. These flcekS ut times assame very large .nagmtudt*, as the! different iamilie* ol Hi rondo* join fore. e. I often obscuring the sky for wua time while they'nre pasting over. They fol low the coast in thrir flight, and when bewildend by th* seaboard fogs, as they often an . they arrest their course until! the sky clears, when they rise tu a spiral form from tbo n-idb and u.anhy lands, where tbar ba»o lain in harbor, and. extending their tank*, resume tbeir «»y towards the topics. Tho flight of the :.sj; twiiu ‘iBW'Sft ."•taw i laaut terpriung Hint areoeiktitio* oC larrn la- , borers. offer struggles to soil their laVir higher, haro dcrot.-d their fundi tn avaiit cmigraifon to the rich and cheap , Lande u! the W*»| a* the true way uf i carrying labor to its beet market ' ! Such an «-tr>igrutAra, whether* from taiasrcial and Easily Ne upper. THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ERSE YOUR PLAN TUE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT THE INTER-OCEAN The Matte Cwt f.&SUtSS'fi fJTiSSWe! WSrW- 1 anna and about 5.000 bare brought of J the Burlington and Mi*A>«in River rail­ road, clung ili track, un tea yoora med it, aud mx [x-r i«3intere*’,— paring un REPUBLICAN PAPER OLD. RELIABLE AHO DIRECT ROUTE. NATIONAL NEWSPAPER. Centennial Gazetteer ■A'ltesvi: The Babcock COUGHS. COLDS. wL-a^as- HOARSENESS, ffaLS1 CABBOLIC TABLETS For Wajie nJatim A II on A t. & Saiiiaw Kuaint, Kueer & Kurious it. rsiio tor hi* own family purposes ; or ii lie ha* many hand, to lord, a cros* on the China will fo advantageous. The diopter end the Suffolk alro arv much approved uf. and are largely duseaiinas«l throughout the midiile Stater. But. tor the purpose of the graxicr - for ttiuee who raise largo quantities of bog* tar I- ». MIXER'S Scrofula Syrup! sifflimiiosiVMiapmn •iWiKB p’it>va nttasy taesMj ^vpnoE pre&ij try Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Go to the Banner Office for FINEOoB WORK. (m mnu m cueb eekt pounds each. But they want clover pasture, and then Ionin un the uat-fioid, and then to bo well fed and fattened. It ia better to push thtfm in thi* way and sell at nine months old than tn koop them till eighteen month* old. But few p* none know how tu fatten pork eco­ nomically. They miyrt hare paaturago. and a lithe corn daQr.M^ waUf.Tind New Book for Agents Wo Agwto ATtcrwUri foeso»r.Usaul AGENTS WANTED Ot JEAN'S STORY na. HiK.K’H wise or tabi THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. ;ntCinTC0URTS-lG74,1876. and gold drnas,migr*:e4cod return*in the spring by tfo eingle bin!, and flic only by day. He retreat* to Mexico and goes refer worth a* Nova Scotia. The oriole ri ram and saxsaous, aud the t.-male exhibit, me hod and a y«y nice dritinc- ■ca, Price. 81,00 per Bottle. This I m» il!u*’rated, tiro or thr-e Addrere Mf JURUBEBA COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. ^VLSlu10'^'-C’^ * L. N. HJXBR, Bretlnga, Xllefa. JOB PRINTING � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-11-26.pdf 2ad54fc58c7fc5e5e8c5962dd1475a48 PDF Text Text Thb RkBr»i»LicM< Bvi<«>v Hastings BepHican Banner. ■ VOL. XVIII. HASTINCS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. <873. Pnwtjnl md 6V?lRe» Cirfc- NEW FIRM ! FLUE BASE HEATER STIIIHIIS 4,. BMM 0*.. «n* &*fiSSfunto rrcAfcT. NO. 31. forttj. is not tba John Dunkirk he piofaaaca to be I am entirely satisfl- d. He bad by •oeoetnraus discovere-l that name aa having belonged to a former resident of Rebel Cavalry, to press young Levant Into the Rebel Service. Liaut. or Fata JOHN UNuEJLHLLL. the Sooth ws< particularly notnd. and Tlf* f\spil*uc4|( Binnix* hinging between life ^n<! Charles quite unmanned oven Col Jim Brownlow, and after each bad gained bia oumpoeuro, CoL Brownlow said : bar. and almost utway* m*lanch<dy." “But why.” I a>k*d, “rbould i> save man, of *ucb iutalldtluol paiti and evi­ dently a gentleman, f lly capabl* ,of •tending alone in Iho world, conlon* ! bionclf iu this dreary, dvgradvd pauper laid his cowardly bond* upon a woman, tUetinc aoldian for the BoW Army, much lea* upon your mother.” There wa silence for a few momenta, nd kving ■ When it want* nJ the Public for cv^ylhlng io way* accompanied by a half a acoro ot UptfoLijinto mto U/loiifTnirtns Qoont. IIOl.UltOOK. • opened my oye«; hnd though who had dcspulted hie lite. alry that inhabited Iho mountain di*- I will surely *>» that they are [lUnishcd ward tried to obliterate it by lc< tnr*a nf f — ____ summarily." Young Levant became one of the found him or.e time lu tears, and I braid members of Col Jim Bronluv'a famous him moan at the bai'dnca* of bi* late. I asked him why lie did not grapple to join the Rebel rervice, but had been with late like a man. and look the world attorney FURNITURE ! WRIGHT k HOLBROOK. v A. k..d. 9 j,a Mil. JAMES M. HEWES . <M Mlh •! o. b. »M«kiur-.. M< !>.<lrMte «■ Hr .mJ MX mm Breit*?'. T—.. reewere.0*’XFS&'i O o S' rawiQAy^FwwM. .aJbi.www al! the aymjeuhy of (be regiment to him. , hod uu meaning bcrond lb* pas*their rank*, which LangaJon swore Cliarbw Levant bad b*«u a memtar , ing paaalna ol Hie moment, but 1 knew 1 of tlic gallant 3d Tannemra Cavalry for | }*««. If ym wish lo rouvereo with —i,..«i 1.4.. >.«.!«. £? ’‘°u “• , him to thia day. . ' ' , . • ,. ,bi । —duti t make a aign thal can ttidi. [ nn retires scoundrel Ijngadon, would care,ua measured blades with somo of' cato cwiroiO touching Id- prirat. litethe liret ■oldiers'of the rebel army. [ tury." . Early io Mav of the toUuwtng yoar, 1 1 f"U-wc<l the Captaiu', advfate and : Cd. Browuluw waa ordwed to East in timHlte old mini n'l..w.-d me Io ar-; lAngsdon whenever ho know Iteagvluu 1:_____________ to be iu Iho noighborhood. where lie engaged a rebel forev uf near- i a-kml uw if I hud the English iransla“And i* she living now On ihi* Juno moraine )n which wo iruinafv battle ws* fouirht: but »• u>u- ’■ Casales in uiy lihraty. I told trim I 1 lure h«r as tbougb sb* wore uur roty <1 • » nnr, rhn.l.in^ > *’al' "C“rlv all of • tllUIU IK* 6r-t r. Charles were partaking ot their morn­ *1 *. U. „l>.m—4 . .-««« tbra.tani P«UW»I IU, .L. ing meal. Mr*. Levant baypeniug to *t the bnr.rlr. Ihou-lJoW mill 111, ,, ■ . . . r. . _ .1___ ■ —... .1:.. n.,.l —..I. cast her eye* to the aostward through Picture Frames, F. DKOWX, M. ». ip-Mowr 4Tiin-r,-t<.e...at.«. AM. KIND* • >!■♦ ORDERED WORK I IthTAIHIM- nr library the public eye. It is too near c d. I oi l But—ay bid fellow. why do .nW th I* i mJ" distant, a body of huraeman approachmany kilted and wounded hpon the I T. It. DIAMOND. MR. WILLIAM H. STZBBIHS ;*ala4 I MILO T. WHEELER. fear them, aa b* iboogbl they Would thing that Caph Paul Phillip did not and bis cut-thrtmt* knew nothing. , . tjiat lir/iueU Of tlio hualnes*. summit of the mountain. want of Charles, by I CJM/HBEIt o, P^LO/f SETS, SOFfS, COUCffES, fiHHtOJlS, BUCKETS, ErtUfSjon qunnAf/ptco j-o Qirc Swwcpoil ^c., Qc., <fc. lidiia. ■ TUB home. GIVE US A CALL ! i laPiiuc............................. men. they would lying upon the flour in an insensible rondition, and bleeding profusely, from ' been inflicted by whip* in the hand" of L’«l« Langsdan. ipPROVED IF YOU WANT J3. South side State Street HASTINGS. MICH. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! ■W* ■ ITALIAN AMERICAN Commission Salts of the V^hcclcr J; misnnfoi the past ye .r /'v ^hc Best Guarrantce of its Superiority over alt other sewina maetynj.vBeing the most simple in con­ struction, and easily adapted to different kinds of,work, running H HEAD STONES. . TABLE TOPS. MANTLES. HH ELVES. ETC. THE HfBEfEOHTEH easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, arc qualities which recommend, the Wheeler <fc Wilson tothe public as Superior to any other sewing BLACK ft FULLER. J. P. ROBERTS & Merchants. hilly termini; distract*. On tha following morning, after an Un was a glorious, good man. genial **m«y I introduce to you Cirrua Pact I’atiure, of the United titates Nary F* ba spoke of the matter. MYSTERY OF THE ALMS-HOUSE. Mrs. Langion attrmptad to explain I “Mcrmful Hcavaas!" exclaimed Phil­ ual experieure .into the old time. Never mii.d the ummportunt tilings lip*. with startling, staring eye*. "It is .. _ V_ v . i r. •______ i b, | wa talked about, bufficv it to my lh»t I Ute iu lh* evening Pnilipa became com I municauvn. "Homa! A Curious Scrap. to her Son what had transpired, but Charles begged her not to try to talk at WANTED—100 Tons of Poultry mm» neighbor's and got a lady to toms and cultural impulse. I left the city and re-. BS~AV c-.ndgniueiir, will ttccli prompt attention. Mrs Levant lived but four day*; but 28m2 bo added hand ot Heaven itself 1'* Churl* Utt S1ZK PEOTffiRAPHS ! would whip bar till she would toll Ono man of th* pauper crow intarMl- INK. CRAYON. WATERCOLOR wJLfonned. though stooping some­ what ; his head large and at good shape; AND OILS, ion that fur the m'«t part nonweed Tha man was called John Dunkirk, IT. W. BOOZEB. RUSSELL & NEVINS 83 Canal Street, Grand Il«pids- could B. F. 8TEINHOFF CO. praliminary remarks Emily Faithful write* that "the Hisginia families. My lalber inherited a large posie**iun of both ten.! and peiaua*I property He bad graduated a* William sad M«ry'«. •** Court justice ut hi* judicial drstnrtat on early terpriaed by t uge. I was bis uldest child. I hare tail to shirld While wa FINE NEW STOCK OF! hr.rn claiming that ha was u John Dun­ kirk who bed left this aettlemcnt in hie m Kentucky. ilul Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. DUY GOODS, DRUGS I legal protectory establish soma soeb claim to the charity (OriginAl. CLOTHING. Simital aid Ifaliaiical DENTIST HATS AND CAPS, Medicines of Col. Brownlow. A REMINISCENCE OF THE RE­ BELLION. iodrnb. h, tut kirk at alb That BOOTS AND SHOES,) I Unton Blcek. ever Boston C»*b Store. Dye Stu fits. X XN. J. . . PAINTS & OILS f S ’* - £ School Books & Stationery | • -------iO;_------_ _ ,1T,...ms: -rar nscTTicnc:' BEST PRINTS IN HASTINGS. Briggs House, «. Mdsms S’*. CHICAGO. PRESCRIPTIONS luw.Mu.lMawMMl-Uol-l*-*' j f*13rt1.1U. i OIU KaisoiiiNixa Order* lorLwgn *Xot>« gtoHoUrU. AND FAMILY Will not bo Undersold.“I, RUSSELL & NEVINS. of Jane, l.MJti, in a neat littlo dweUing tierivr rducaUun, though ho tried loevn- * 1* ltd । i f.i.r IwteLa f.w -a- te. te. :pH(ESIXGASHSTOREi^— j I O, Pauli" tranul Bight together on Evangel." “EvsxnE.!'' And he" started back with a frightened look. He caught tba .._ l.dl., a.H..n .1.— C..d —r dd Wild Game for Detroit and Eastern MARBLE Your Mcnev ,\.nd y*t I hud opportunity tn slum foul murder of his dearly loved mother S<I«l ftsrp 133 nxTE-i amixr, nnnnrr, Mien. rna>\l'ou\'.\ hjjvnx to call on von, be Invites yon to will at bls office Id the StoredBRO.Stele Street. IfartJjga, Mich., and examine lb. *—,*,*» A p COOK Aee„, Sure know in •e.irvt our interoourao wcniu I „i. ..a 1 «.a »,. The above is written as .il wa* rela­ ted to the writer by the young mn->, Levant, himself, and many limos du- F. M. Hungerford & Co., BfUcr GROCERIES /or <«• Afoaey t.M/1 al any other Haute »n Ji<n!in(T. j distant fturu the bukl; and I ted Oapt hotel who would like to aso m«- 1 rod* Phillips into the comfortable sittingdown, and fonntl - I will call hTm Paul While in his hiding place, hr martial to try one man for doing an act Phillips; for 1 have no right to give bis true name in thia roniiection—found Capt-.Paul I'billipe, U. K N. Wo had who knew or hoard anything about it, ho had no thought the', UEMEMBEH THE PLACE, Op­ posite H. A. UUUDYEAlt'.'s Hardware etoiC. W. II. STEBBINS, H. W. BELDING. WHjEELEB * WLLSONT Swest’31 HoTel> , i i Immediately upon the cunvumutmn i triad by n military oemminion. Levant acknowledged that be H, not ignorant upon that point. ami cltf only by GREBLE & RUSSELL. d»i ,h. approaching troops, until quite a dis­ tance from the house, then springing Brownlow what ha bad dona into the Lushes, avoided buing seen by The&eat, an «h«»wn by tile arrows, ptu-jes down the from be­ tween tKj‘,htst lining and the outside uerosK the double bottom, anti up between the back iiuiiig uud the body of the «tovc, thus bringing the heat cloec dote tc/ the outside of the stove, and reI taining it near the floor, where the cold air always is. TRIUMPHANT! Cbarloa immediately rode up to him, j erotic, and of a .took entirely foreign to ...I —1.1. ___ mV.... ..1—1 ' V..w 11... ,1.. — v*a Ira-L’. South, about one fourth of a mile from The above cut ropresetrtK the working of the dfntist While tn the ' retired to Bull's Gap. An Ek la'll need pcraon In Positively skvcn Half the Fuel of any Staiglii Draft, Stove. Keeps Fire all Winter without rekiudling. Has n Cast Iron Fire Chamber. EashiiUe. ‘if j pose myself. “1 wa only thinking If Ur such u piece of intelligence ouuld bare i. ’ roothad y.iur father!—But 1 suppuee the hands of the gallant third. 'ftWSj'gimtifflSS-.rtJS. I ••4 Tkird a*ianlars ifawh ssmIL. with :drd moment he exclaimed,—'JZy f became n snldierliu th* confederate ar- .U.I.VH.H tn.,™.—J.tlilXiSin..,...J* Wo make a Speclaity Ir HR. J. J. LIifisLEV. Ha ioauU- 1 strike a ColotteL edge of cbemiatry. “During th* first tally ubtafaed Tha freedom of oar �No weekly newejieper, siteh as the ' pnntr The Annual Meeting of tho Michigan State I'otn.Jogioal Suorty will be bold at Battle Creak on Tueaday, Wsdaaoday ami Ttoirodsy, Droamber 2d. 3d and 4th. Tbe meeting will be called to order at 1 o’etoek <x> Tuesday, and ses­ sions will be held forenoon, afternoon ' exist in tha “law of nations," judging by tho diversity of opinion nierlatnod by prominent jurists, on the Virginias, affair. From tho views expressed by a number of these eminent gentlemen, one of our exchangee has culled tbs fol­ lowing valuable information which we copy for the information of our 'read- This nation is in a very critical eonditiun. We are where a turn of the hand may pearipitate us into a war with Spain, with eunsetplsnoos of the graves’, moment to all oar people, who aro still suffering from tho consequences of.tho war to preserve the Union, and who ought to know, too wall, "hat that dreadful calamity means, to invite its swift renewal, unlew absolutely required su to do by unavoidable obligations of Uuiy. At such au hour we bold ths man or the journal is a public enemy who adds needless irritation to the popu­ lar mind, or does anything to tie the bands of the Government against work­ ing a peaceful solution of tho difficulty eonsiatent with the mamtsnanro uf the national rights and honor. Wo trust tho people of thia great West, and al«o those of tho East, will so far prow ns tho steadiness of their judgment in this crisis as not to allow their conclusions to bo oontroll-d by tho influence uf and our flag for carrying on foruiga en­ terprises in defiance of our intematiunaj obligations,' and from what wo taro - and heard ww believe they will. But from tho tone of the recant great mooting in Now York City, and of many of the leading journals there, it ia mani­ fest that little ia to bo expected of that cummunily in behalf of a calm and equitable derision of the great quoe- There was an »8.000 fire at th. foot of Thorudika street. East Cambridge, Tuesday evening. Bcpublicans ot Texas represents that th^ hawstroarbupre of carrying the State next month. Member* of the Society and all in­ It is officially announced that the terested in ifa work are respectfully in­ effective Spanish force in Cuba num­ vited. bers 5-1.000 men. By order of tho Executive Committee, A. 8. Dtcxmax, Preeident. J. I‘. Tuoursox, Secretary. South Haven, October 27,1873. Tho construction of tbe Kansas City, Burlington aud tienta Fe Bailroad is to bo immediately begun. Gen. Schenck u making a tour thiough Fiance with hia family, and Tbe registration fee on letters will bo reduced from fifteen t>. eight coots, on tho first of Jsnuqry next. Mobile. Ala., Nov. 20 1878. At Providence but owning a German Konos Bxxsxa—Ws are having fine j shot and killed his lady-love, and then woatbcrXbere, about as you have it i attempted selfdestructiou. there in September. Tho winters are In a recent engagement with the Ashantreo tho British troops had 47 very mild horn Busina** is very dull; there seems to wuundod, including 6 ofiicors. 1 be but very little money in ciiculation. i Elder James Hammond of Wickford, , It vras the opinion if our bniineee men, Saturday aircraoon and killed. that tho outtuu crop would bring curQueen Vicb-ria’s brother-in-law Ernj reucy here; but it seems to fait There rat. Duke of Sexe Cuburg.<'Gwtha, is is but very little cotton coming in at coming to this country in January. ' this port. Ah order tor one million postal cards The Banks aro doing nothing. All was reevirod in Washington from tSX they can do is to certify checks, and postmaster of Chicago last Saturday. A farmer at Augusta. Ga, lately die­ ' “ discounts on the best of paper is very small. Zxen that have mon- covered that his dog was iu tba habit of milking a fine row fur his own benefit pry ini not inclined to invest at present . Vice Prosi'lent Wilson was 01 years । A large proportion of the people are I elect of Ocngrcas, who will won have thing is favorable; we have not a lang [ cold winter, as you have at the Nurth, to act upon thia matter officially, and who, therefore, ought to keep his mind | to pa»s through. as uncommitted an though he were a i The indications are, that we shall juryman in a pending case, spoke of I have rather a lively time at our city Spain as "tho butcher of tho hemis­ I election, next month- The Republicans phere." as evidenced by tho emblem | seems to bu divided, aad unless they I on her flag, sad wonted to know wheth­ er "any grace was to be shown to Spain because she was pushing for Bepubli- op awtf coupry.' Maaufacturee offer to furnish us such chromo* for 16 or i.0 cents each, and agree to soil thorn to no one else for lees than |5 each. Thia would enable us to say that we will give a chromo which cannot be bought for lees than •6. to every new subscriber, but In so 1 saying wo should decervo our rea-fer* who would suppose they were getting, something worth five dollars, wbervss. it was not worth twenty-fire cents f The morality of such offers we do not pro­ nounce upon, but we decline partici­ pating in them. Wo pledge ourselves to expend upon the New York Oittrnr every duller that we ran profitably use to realize onr ideal of thn Dinrrho-a. Chromo Beautiful Square Box Cutter! CITY PEWS ospor. I Now ia the Beat Opportunity you wilt have for a long time to ! gel a Cutter. OOTSZTE AJSTJD SEE M.E SOON 1 For a NEW CUTTER on the first snow ERPR1SE and, to make it by its unrivalled foreign and domestic OTrreepon-lonce. a perfect TfeaMlr Rslial'.aOin niainSatioels l>.rs«BUr L. D. SINE'S TWENTIETH mirror of Evsxoxucxt. CavtxrxxnuB. Witn a view ol inoreaaing our cirenlatiun wo shall bo gl*4 to make liberal arrangmeuts with satiable persons to; act as agents for ui Wo will sunw * ookkimiox amounting to taoro than all tbe profit* on tho first year's subacrip- is like a frost in June—soon gone. CHROMOJS 1 c»*i afford to aell CHEAPER than anybody else for I have the cm ly GRANBAHNUALDISTRIBUTION. Them aro fifty-two newspapers pub­ lished in Japan. Ths public debt of Maseachuaetls ia nuw about *27,000,000. Tbe defeat of 'Taw and order” and : tho triumph of the “bummer" party is 1 tho gravest misforture which has ttefal> len Chioogu since tbe fire. "Little boy, can I go through this gate to tbe river F’ uolitely inquired a fashionable dressed laxly ''Per’ape so; a liad cf hay went through this luornlag," was tho horrid reply. Iks-on ]>S[wn express groat regret that tho now buildings in the burnt dis20 eta additiuna), delivered, in thiaGlVtriels are put up with such entire disre­ We make the folk wing liberal cash ofgards u! safety against fire. Tba sail far* to any prsson'sending experience of tbo post has not been a They aro not the, CUTTER MACHINE In the County. I,EE REED, $20,000 In Greenbacks 510,000 nr gheemacks i JKE CAffl PRIZE $5,0)0 IK GREEMBiCKS I Harper's Bazar. WsatteSsJ «MlM<n tw ssrikte*. i AifKiise in the Hasta Bauer. riNECAR BITTER si arrly^ojt*fablo 1 from the native rranpmof tbeHier...... of California, the medicinal peopertiee of which are extract­ ed tl-rrafrom without the um of Akohol. Tho quretion i* almost daily aake.1, "What >• tbe cause of tbe unparalleled suecees of rgar Bluer* preparation, cis li. rl s found on t Lowell Bailroad, the other evening, rhe conductor oridently a now hand, in­ formed the passengers that "none ol thoee cars don't stop at n-> stations be­ fore Wilmington," and they didn't An Evansville reporter who, isn’t going plea ot Egypt II ia found in connec­ tion with stone work which is known to he at least four thousand year* old. The following adverti»meat appeared In a Cincinnati paper, fifty years ago : Complete Pictorial History of the 'limes."—"The Ixai, cheapest, and moot auceestful Family Paper in tlx- Union." New Advertisements. £ sod avoid the use of alcoholic atimulani* in every form. No Pci-eon ran take these Bitter* according to directions. ami p-main long PARLOR GCODS Harper's Weekly. t At Concord on Thursday morning tbe thermometer stood nt zero, an ! was roI ported at 1<> below nt Hilhbergh Washington advices, report that thebe- । bridge. lief is increasing in all well informed 1 A prostrate forest thror miles wide circles that .the Knaai.h complication* I and sixty miles long waa recently <mcocntcrod by railroad surveyors in Wfa- The Mercantile National Bank of New York has suffered a considerable tbo hands of the Government from offi­ I<m by the irrrgularite* of one of its cial and unofficial sources strengthen* this conviction. It fa positively known that tho Castrlar Government is using every measuro to preserve the |>eacefui relation*, snd that tho insult offered our Minister by the mob wsa (iromptly punished by the en'horities, end the fact that tho sentime o t of tbe Spanish [«opl« is for peace, of itself makes our spirit of this New York city meeting ? Guverument very hopeful that war will Indeed, we haw had to submit to an The feet is, the people of the United States should take ah iho’eleraents and Barns, Soreness, •Sore Throat. Boils, Wounds, people Iloanu*ne>«, Ulcers, Bruises, ilcaflachc*, Piles, Sprains, . chromo (price |5.J because w« would Colle, Old Sores, T hat I have gut CUTTKR” enou-h to supply them all. Toothache; Ali Hemoihngra, ' Grroley CuUro ’Ufa. >«r. b»« they a dsoeire our subscribers by so doing, §200.000 00 Ono of the speakers at the meeting in Now York City, an eminent jurist and a popular leader of the Bspubbcans in that city, does not hesitate to aaanme that one hundred and one of the pas­ sengers on the Virginias were abut, al­ , out el employment, and I think there j though tho then and aulxeqtumt official | mil bo cousiderubio suffering here this I winter, among the poorer class. One ths power over the bloodhounds at Cu­ ba!" The objection to Irnguage like this is that it operated on those who heard it like an instigation to immedi­ ate war, repressing all cousidurate ex­ amination of the question. The feet that Spain is trying to form a Republic and that she has in Castelar a fair minded ruler may not effect tbo conclu­ sions of our Government, but such things arv to Ae taivw into srreoar when the quoetion of immediate war as the remedy for our complaints, is tho ques­ tion to be decided. Since the close of tbo war of the Rebellion, hew much has transpired in the South for which the Federal Government could be held to a strict noouunlability by foreign govern­ ments if the) wore animated by the New York OAwrrrr is, and will always be, can bo published for less than tiree dollars a year, while prices of labor and paper ooutmue as they have been for some jests past. If anything vain be ia offered to a subscriber in addition to hts England with a capital of *10.000,000 fur the purjioee of laving another cable telegraph between that country and the United Stale*, the American ferminu. to be somewhere on Long Island. The cable, it ia stated, will be connected with wire* along th* line of tbe Erie. Baltimore 4 Ohio, end Psnsylvani* Roads. Tbe Director* ol tbe Company aro English and American capitaltsu. A young lady gave a sorial hop at her residence, in Charleston, a few nights ago, and noticing that several ul her young gentlemen guest* had holi­ ness uutaide Irequei.tly, she watched and ac rtained that their pilgrimage* were at hur tan»y bed. She visited tho ths shrine herself sojn after, and dis­ covered eight quart Ixittles of whisker, which she incun*idarat»ly destroyed, and her young men wrjpt no mure tu ESS?*!.1 li. B-W.wl l ■ Ml.nnalll a. In CHAMBER SETTS in Al1 SDEHMIS tti te SDiiKG EECI FURKITUEE, ts OrrajaS. Suis^KlskltML fa fas a CSutr »r Usrrr, Is Cbsarcry. Omm F. Ilamll. GesrSlas far! an! MarrC.llavklvr. Canute J.k M«vmi. Cbartetl "vfaas M.ivo, .nJ 1mm l^enatv. l> talk in Washington circle* is decidedly ut>i«pi-lar. moke* al! cW obsMrteni think it among tho impossible svente of UNDERGROUND Ok. items of this Cuban question into the moat serious and deliberate coundera- LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE I Harper's Magazine. meat will do. Mr. Evarts cbjecu to, calling tba peawugors on tho Virginias ‘“marauders," end, yet. that is precisely what many, if not nil of them, were But nevertheless. even as such, they had rights which should have been respect ed, aad they ought not to hnvu boon, or any of thorn, shot down in cold blood, or st tho dictation of a drumhead ctnrt martial; yet, in justice, tba American people can never fool that their case is in any legal respect tho same as if one man, paaaiag along tbe coast of Cuba, should have been overhauled and its crew treated aa were tbo paaoengore on the Virginies. The legal weuaa would have been different, tudAhe moral ques­ tion immensely so. These points, we say, ought to be calmly contidered by tho people when ell tho facta arc before them. Our clanger is, that tbe hurriesne of a war feeling sweeping orer the whole country, will carry away ail sound judgment, and that the firet thing we shall know will bo that we aro plungrd into another war, tbo present monetary crisfa deepened an hundred fold, and Cuba, parpaps, with or without groat bloodshed, is on our liands. nsilhcr fit­ ted for a territory or a state, oar capabio ol bring held as a gowrnsd province, M Alsace aad Lcrxaine aro now held ty Germany. With intrepidity and a Tbe Chief oTTolice of Memphis ha* Christian people. Io demand juatior, to insist upon tight being done, sod taken a cense* of the "roughs,1- and find* that of 180, all but three survive wrong punished is proper always y and tbe e|ddemic. if this ran bo secured without war, by Tbe early Coring of Erie Canal by ice is sanously affecting produce deal­ ers ; thousand* of barrels of apples, po­ ing year, as declared upon a canvass of tatoes. etc-, are ice bound about COO votes, resulted in tbe choka A German paper at Deavonport de­ of the following : 1 mands that German shall !«• made the M. W. Grand Master-Goorgn W. Vunrasa Bmioui liavo shuvn their greet -euratHw powers in the mast obstinate aad intractable* earns. • For Inftumniatorr nnd Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Bemiuent Miners, ns they advance in life, aro sub­ ject to pondyius of the Bowels. To guard aiainst this, taka a does of Wxixxx's Vixnosa Brrruw ocrasirmally. For Skin Ditrasra, Erc.Pu«u,Tofesr, Salt Rheum. Blotebr-. Spot., Hmptea, B. W Dep. Gr. Master—Samuel Ad­ ams. Detroit. R- W. Or. Warden—John N. Inger­ soll, Corrunna. B W. Gr. Secrotary—E H. Whit­ ney, Lansing. pound bolt A li tie child of Mr L. H. Lockwood, of Marshall, sras found dead in its cra­ dle Sunday morning. It is stated that both the D. & M. Friday, passed the House reeolotion and the D. L. * L- M. rotnpuni-. will urging tho duly of the Government tu next sprii.g put 1’uUtr.an’s [olsce sloep- recognize tho independence uf Cuba. There nre 10.000,000, pounds of tea in bond ia Loudon which have been condemned aa unfit for coaiumption. having been adulterated in China. It ia stntad that tho British Legation st Washington will not bo open for so­ cial purposes this winter, on account of the death of a brother of Lady Iborn- BULLS BEARS THE SUN. Tiir-x, Pin. Tape, anti other Wc fiiniLesyetac A FARM FOR SALE tablishod, now more than fifty years great changes have taken place ; and within the last twenty-five years, pspor* have sprung up tike mushrooms. Many of them we hail aa roogeni.il fellow workers in diffusing sound intelligence ; end so far ss they work for tbe great end. sprsedtsy rarru. wo can rojow. i. their incroaaing numbers. Tbe field is large. Thia country fa vast and growin population at a prodigious rate. There is room for the faithful working ef every instrument which has a benifiAt various periods lisev its eetebliahmost, the proprietors uf the Oiesrwr hove prceeotad their subscribers with value bis myqdMfa and froririiM ; and THE CHOICEST PICTURES, «u«l la il» kMi MHl ■’“I «-*>»• »*yl«. (w* MyKtelty few fa* yeaa*. Im I*m< 100 Acres Improved. This is a Rare Bargain ■m Beautifully psesainms have been offered of almost ovary artkls that can bo named, and indaectnenis of every soft have been held out for subscriptions to periodicals. HVWBItKD ANPKiailTT-rnKXX ACHES. . SvHlM < sot S ia Ik. ef W w41.»4. A BARGAIN JAMES WOODRUFF Illustrated Ceiwr «1 bu*. cad Cl snk Hl.. » kkk ini Luu mat tot umuas, tnu itisim Shingles, Lath, &c. « i.enaaaas. �T»l« R.«fd»ucAH B^srn. entaut fahi w utn mwn? ‘ Mood the Kfoalauppf, Tb>, i. a Cama given by the readers of tbe Axvncas Wmtxnro Pawns t.. that paper, and it well dweervaa J». for it U pre-wj.iu.utly tho Wockiag-uisn’. >U. U..I ••y of you, and then act; In looking uvei Hastings Aemwr uuu k MnJ c,._ n»d Th2 a OMUw'' 7,p,Ug '?* °r but a ret ire r •d’”tisemTOt. Tbe fcvt dLi DI^c*7£^illfiBd ,hn" pret class Dry Good, Biorre represented paper ot Auhrea. Tl-e Nor. nuu.lar now before us, rally n-tame its foruur reputation as a first-dam paper for ‘I • toiling millions It coetoius au» n ; other Ofatr.feu n portmit oj George Friir, Esq, tbe late manager ut tbe Otubris Iron Works, at Julinat..«n Pa., and a biographical sketch of Lis Ufa from boyhood up. and rites him as an example of what energy, persevere anco and study will do for tbo youth 1-™^ . f~U. if b. p,^), 4pp.. himself. The sketch should be read by •very workingman in the land. The W'wimy Tre/fo is a beautiful twentypage monthly, published at the low price of 8L50 par year, or rent ou triol three munthe far twenty-five cants. An extraordinary pre mium list fo offered to --------- —~—reo !eorn mat gi tter up of dubs. Baud for sample Mr J. De mood. th. •endvnt of the Valfoy Div. of th. O,.. •nd judge Lt yourself Ad trees Tax Anvaoa Pntuuso Co. M*" ,U* *> ■“ S-t-nl.,, Pittsburgh, i's. Tlpkh, ““J* A«"> MM a.,..,... wUth w — . . ... ,^.k« tntny uuug,;.. Tb..n-a®4the btar Hat Store will seU have already gone, and xlw?i* <4«>1 Middleville Im s ihetn all. Just took at eur sbekj it embrures a full dne of Dry Goods. Fancy Utsxfo, Yankee No­ turn.. Hate. Cnjw, Fure. Gtores and hhllens ; a'so. a lull .took uf Men an l 11-uys* Cfotbin,.-. Bouts from S3 (W to £ile£,.®dr?. 'Bd Qa't’"’ •LbUtuaU atytro u! wmraat*.!. We bo»e a tu'l suck uf Giocerwa. Call and examhie ..nr stuck aitf Gxo. H. Junxsox A Co. Rod all-wo-d flsnncl 25 cts. Flannel Shirting chock for 25 ou Sbswls, down I nows ! 1 DOWN II! Drere Gcsls tow-r than ever. Black Alpsras 31‘f Gxo 11. Joaxsux A Co. >U k, ,u w. I. rf —I— <« -wdit on tb, buwm. a,p| ..1 jut-i,, ,s. 1~' J— CHrt. K^, „ •«~1 kr Ur. Trnlh,. „t| I. U, pmuIm. J... Mre«e«afrea?MA.w.. ealUM a.c.olu fre« ttlol. Efew'ftt-i.r.reT ’ tubuSt. Mens turned up Peak Win­ ter Caps 75 cfs. Boys fine Beaver and astrachan caps 50 cts. Mens fine chinchilla Caps 50 els. Mens home made Mitts GO cts. Mens sheepskin Gauntlets 40 cts. Mens dogskin gloves fur tops 75 cts. $c.. ^c., ^c., _ Remember this actual giv­ ing away ofgoods is only for thirty days, STAR H.IT STORE. 24 Canal Stre. t ' Grand Rapids, ___ __ ______ Mich. - „------ — v»vr uio seissoun, Kanias A Texaa R. R, via Sedal­ ia, or over the Atfonlio A Pacific R RM yu Vinita. For mips, untw tables, iolormatioa a» to rate., routes. Ac., wo t elhr our readers to L G. Wheeler. No.tfo-rn Ps^uger Agent, 72 Lloyd Bt.. Buffalo N Y or E. A. Ford Owne­ r'll Passenger Agent St. Ivntt, Mo. Qne.tiuos will bee userrully and navmpsIr anumd EMIGRATION TWHWG. Cheap Farms in Bouth-wext Ktsscnri ! FOR 30 DAYS ONLY Will this Terrible Slaughter Continue, FOR AFTER THAT WE WILL RESUME OUR FORMER PBICta. j CHURCHES. 4io«s •• of Hastings to pay them early visit. Tba Atlantic A Pacific Railroad Com­ pany olfors l,20U,0W acree of fond in Coutia! and cfoutbw*«t ' Missouri, at from *3 to 812 per acre, on seven years’ time, with free transportation from 6tlouiotoaU puretimere. Climate, wal, timber mineral wealth, echrels, chnrebDr. John Roberts, al the Post Office es and law-sbfdiug ariety invito emi­ IVivksivre, ha.ju.1 received a tumiue grant. from all prints to this fond of fruits and fit were. Fur |«rticulsre ad- n. rkh. ... ttuhjpiasgeH <tea»M • Selte. Baltlaate. J.» :•«r..BriJooSwri Baula creak. ■ (firs, robes, mi;ffltrs, gloves' N«-br*nka. Cutorad.i. Utah. Wrotring I •yc.,at tiltfollowing unheard > ?'B’“da. Oreguu ur Calhuraia. we recof prices. Read, their list1 "“”end « cb«*p, safo, quick ami direct Goc» Tses -Wo are glod to see Z.TT.. • *v"uiey, lanin N*' r,Unil-r n,w’»mP”’. Child a (\magn, A. F. K Arndt. J'ew lork Oforersr, has dime out Ireldly Dctreilt Picture Frame. J. L. Warren A J. to opposition tu the foolish practice of W. Adderl-y, Detroit a-n-ilhd—p Pipe Wren. h. D. Ingram. Menistre. ,11 declares tho premium businaa de. Kiln for Doing laimbcr, AR. Kir­ moralising, and repudiates it altogoc bar. by. Detroit. Relief Valve for Fira Engines, A. It will nut bo long before every paper that is wmth having will lake tbe same I Mayor, Detroit. Be*IIiv«, J. H. Hfnckwell, Bron-on, stand. A (.reod family newqrepre Bt | Fiuit Drier, J. Williams, South Ha»8 a year is tho cheapest luxury that Punehing and. Shearing Machine, J.; cun be enjoyed, and <• eau hearth-' recommend tho New York Oittrur as ' Grain Basket., G. P. Coan. Wransuch a pajwr. For farther particular !I dotte. are pruejiectu, iu our advertaiag/colBalanced Slide.Valve. O. A Gronberg, Feirysbonr. Becrnrocating Winnower, E. Iximhard, PlymouthI 3«v« Us Yura Oanxxa.—Business Hand Shower Bath, D. Stirling. Ea­ men should now look over their supplies ton Rapida Elevate-, J. B. Hweellanl. Pontise. and if anything is wanting in ths way Pya-Not Heater. D. Kellogg, Ypdof Job Printing, givs ns tbeir orders While the present state of affairafafe-1 tinure we propose to do printing at un­ Tbe December number of D»«or«.f > exampled prices, and having just re­ Jfsymnw is sparkling with Holi­ ceived a largo invoice at stock, of tho beat quality, we know we can supply day Material Holiday Fashion-, Holi­ day Stories, Household Matters tor the our friends at cheaper figures than thev have ever before received the benefit Holidays, Holiday Poems, etc. But the moot attractive of its Holiday fea­ tures is tbe marvelous offer of tbe large Any pulilieatiou issuad from the and truly beautiful Oil Chromo ••Th* Old Oaken Bucket." to each subscriber American Proas, will be famished our subscribers, at tbo lowest club prices, as a Holiday Present "Tho.Old Oaken Bucket" is 17 x 26 Inches in sue*,—re­ with all tire premiums offered to any tailed at • 15. and tho best and m<>U]>o|>single subscriber. Now is your time to ular Chromo ever published. end yrt is get tho hsding Journals of tho reentry presented free to each $ I yearly subscri- Men’s Working Pania............ .. Men’s Heavy Overcoats ............ Men’s Heavy hinchilla Over oats .. Men’s All Wool Beaver Overcoats Men’s Heavy Undercoats ... Men’s Good* Full Suits ............ Men’s Fine a ssimere Suita .... Bays’ Suita............ .... Boys’ Overcoats............ .... Men’s Undershirts and Drawers Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers Men’s Woolen Jackets.... ... PartiM desiring to liorrow Money ei­ ther in largo ur small amouula, will do well to call on Fred V Yun ng. Attor­ ney at Law and Judice of too Peace. Office over the Postuffice. 20U 11,00 1,60 and 2,00 . |3,60 and 4,00 8,00 12,00 warranted .... 2,00 nod 2,60 ... 0,60 ....10,00 and 12,00 .. 2,76 to 6,00 .. .W-. 3,00 to 6,00 . ... 26c. * .. 50c. {.25 and 60c. Cusmao Blebs—A belter lot than _ian w.u over before ottered in tills All Ihm p.0.. IbU , 4.1..I M | t “I- . h^p , ' ... or or rcody !•»», by Bewemwr, until after Harvest must coll and see us | Heath A Co., two doors we-t of th* at unco. I National Bank, State Street Hading., 3lwl Sitns, Msxkx A Pmstom. M“hnovl2W ' ONE PRICE STORE, 36 CANAL STREET, GRAND RAPIDS. eooma to Sutra, Uaxaa A Patrrix dot »ro some dines so nico osjictvr »ae by A cuopte of dime*. ' iJln i ajr£a Ladies Mite Society connected with the Presbyterian Society will be entertained th a, (Wednesday) ^reuiug th* "Bev. Petroleum V. Nnabv," (D. R. by Mrs. W. H. Goodyear, al her resi­ Locks, E»q.,) to furnish T«x Rxrtsudence. North West cornen ot State comber ia full of Christmas nor.ltiee, csx Bess a a letter each week from end Broadway. The gen^euren are with other entertains feature* for tbo speetalTFinvitad’ to too, at ball put six juveniles. Sums rare attract ions aro promised for tho New Y«ar, among It gives us greet pleasure to announce that we have made an arrangement with Hon. J F. Joy hat our thanks lor a copy of tbo “IL-port of Burnt of Engin•era" appointed to mvgetigate end re­ port as to the bridging of the Detroit Hirer." Wc find tn it much that is of im|ortance and shall as eoon aa loosibto place iho important facta before our The beautiful now, t Advertise end then realise Snowing, Tuesday evening. Outstanding legal tender notes 1361, Come bom Vv Ductor-—savsora of tbe wrhl—fur 1 h«re a forgo and fnah Pre-O'ipliun tiux k. U 1 T>,» • ’ .Uti.vf wonderful are bring bought at. the Star Clothing] \ House. 3G Canal St., Grand . Rapids, and this Panic Sale, I continues only a few weeks longer. Men’s Heavy Over­ coats are^old at $3 50 and $4.00, and fine Beaver Over­ coats at $10, $12 and $13, that were formerly sold, at $20 and $22. Good tuits can be bought for $6.50 and $7.00, and fine Cassimere Suits at 310, $12 and $15. Shirts and Drawers only 25 and 35 cents, and all goods have been reduced to abtut half what the other stores a^k. Remember these low prices last only a- few weeks more, so go immediately to the Star Clothing House, Gra nd Rapids. (29w3) When tbo k dneys and Itrer do not act healthfully, tho system become* run coated and logged up -th* bowiee con­ stipated, nod the «Bales ot tb* organism Is coming slowly but sure. Congreve meets next Monday. FOH SALE. Presbyterian Church, on Friday । ning of this week. The public era dially invited. Bocbu and Dandelion will open up tho sewerage of tho system, and rolisve all thia state of affaire by its action on the kidneys and liver. Try it J. P. Rob­ Umveraalism iu Portsmouth, N. H., erta A Co., have thi- remedy. Loe Reed talks some in our adver­ was celebrated with appropriate cere­ tising columns monies on tho 16th in st Th. occasion Turkeys and chickens aro abundant Lute Bennett’s dub Dance Thursday evening, at Union Hall. scent residing in tbe District of Colum­ bia. will hold a mom mooting on Lee Reed sold eight Cutters on Tues­ Tbaankrgiying evening to sympathise with their enslaved brothers in Cuba day Thia, we call business. • Fred Douginas will be cue of the speakWo want and must have, wood. Pl-ose t-rtng it along gentlemen. Kilpatrick's lecture at Union Hall, Monday evening. Doe. 8th. sequence of Scrofulous &ires jipon my aoklo. They were indolent ulcere of a very bod character. I was reoomimle I to try Kixa o» rax Btoon, and I used several bottles aa directed. I am now entirely recovered from my lamcn-ei. although my ankle ia badly eoarred. G. W. Hutunmoox, Toledo, Ohio. Persons who find their accounts at tbe office ol a Ju.tire of tbe I'eace for collection mu-t not think it is in cotu*qurcce of any spite wc owe them, but simply becau-o we miut have our per, aud Lave not tbo time to coll a,;ain per- Our Mr Stocks is spending Thanks- • Hou E. W. Berber, tbo sreompiisbsd girieg with bis brother at Big Rapids Tirin'. Asiistan- Postmaster General of Tkx Nruut, a richly-illustrated fvnatar Sherman thinks the Soest e the United States, is making his friends monthly magarine for youngest readers, will not erasent to any expansion of tho a visit in Cbariotte. He will return to ia now (187-4) in ite eighth year. Pub­ lished by John L. Bhotey. Boston, Mass., Washington thia wook. * st 11X0 a year. A specimen numb-T, containing prospectus, premium list, in Emanual Church st half post dub terms. Ac., will be mailed for ten G-nsral Sherman docUrao that it is o’cloik on Thursday momiof. absurd to go to war bccauae of tbe Rector, Her. J. W. Bancroft will A tore chancs to ouy Dry Goods rbeep—P. R- Sabin A Go nf Jackson, are - Hing out their entire stock at firel co-t. Th-y have an immenos stock. Cuban msasacro. Hasting., P. O.. Nov. 25 th. 1878. Hon. Juhn F. Efol*. New Hampshire-’, Sxavxn xaxu Rwnr.—Eight Ver­ Win. 8. Doolittle, John JI. Ervin, meet eminent son, died on tbe evening mont Central freight conductors and Lalett Linaley, John Petit. G. R Ray­ cl tto, 21st last, al Dover. brakemen, went tn Montreal on a hal mood. John Slantou. Daniel Whipp. It ia lively on Jeffrroou Street Jim wo day but week, and ware promptly Direct your letters to number ol P. O. Button and John Stanley do business discharged on tbeir return. Box or Drawer. there among many others. Those eutters off, red for sale by I^e Heed are boautiae. No discount on that. New Scales. New Styles. PICTURES I PICTU RES. New Prices. I am now all alone in tho Photograph Whatever aanobfoe the human rharacter and indu-ntee onp-riur energy ot in tri In tual or mural qualities, is what we cal! n-ental <>r mural sublimity ThRev'. Mr. Jacoki-s. tbo aNs pastor of .ubliroe of bna-en characier padsM tbe M- E. Church in this city, will love of admiration by a dfoptay uf aU preach to-morrow. Tbaaksgirinc dv tho noble qnalitiM ot our aaiurr , and at 10 1-2 a. x. at the Presbj ti'rian ments to tncreaa- my Xacibuo. for duing bvT-r work ttian uv«r all -hould call and g-t a negative token. The -uponority of uiy work in tn., peri l. a sutfiei-ut giuaauti-e uf fi>at-clare wu.k in the luture Rooms in W-i.hmgtuu Block, lOUth side 8la:c Street Every man who don't buy a buggy ur • utter ol Loo Hoel- Ixw’e now errrta niMhin- is in full opperati.m. and ovorv man. woman or child wbo thinks ui onjuvwg tbe aioiglnng Use coming winter, wants to got one of Ira s • no*a using earned on by Jim Button. Jhu is on JoUrreon Street, and dure merr )..>»»• than ouy other institution of tha kind in Hastings His stove w j always full, prices low for caso or ready par. sad would like to bare th- pablc I JOB PRINTING Obstacles to Marriage. Whittemore it, Rlevens, ITO Jefferson �taculouab 4oBverted •posttea aro net ; cluthsd or truatod with plenary powers. - Naaby baa boon doing soma telling i work among tfeoaa pretenders, and will 1 rfonbtltaado moeb more, bat the gaud Daucbv I Cota. Column. cun betid a ctalnrtj and take the water nmTT BBSS YOUR FLAB I thing, aakjo.; ora wboteAtedto 1 ftem rhe roof, or dig a wail dum to tbo UUll U*«*a«l'arxal're*.<W |B Il mSUIms that erwtrate ilx ri 1 him br any means. One of those bro- barn ; anything, almost la batter than j vet fanners send* s lung rommunieatiun dnving cattle a long distance to water I in cokl ot dormr weather. Whore a | : to a country paper, full of high-oound- largo number of cattle ere kept, a wind I KMaryaJtirer m* Ho-Im. *U ■*»•<« Ik* I* ’“T/nSBLSKS. powet would be a pood invo.lmont, by i the “grasping crow who live upon tbo which water might Iw pumped up into | sweat of tbe sgrkrullurista." He tells a tank in tbo barn, from which it may be drawn to earn atsll, thus saving a I tho formers that they have a long fight vast amount of manual labor All such wvrk can oflra be done M nU k Nov«uib*» aa at any how- of the year All tta harvvstigg »ka«M ba finished ap no*. U soon as pomilde. TNitti p. TisIwiiCmL’r, may ba tha last to gather ; bat it is nut 1 ratod h.ir to ■ pws>i»•»! kitol or The robin* are not .ret all genie. bat | safe tu leere them oat much after tho the tetananl of them an, making groat haate to join tho begun. During tbe tho ground to froose up permanently j poet few wooka they have been in the on tho IXth. although it ia unusual. A6EimiOFBIIiW® ’.B. oat and wheat atnbUe, eating themj WkM* aMpollra. !>■•» l.ii November <>( lk-2 found ua neatly I eelTva into prodigions good otder, tn be all with sick horses; but httl* work wav I tn readinoea (ur their jouroev. Thor[done an many terms during th* month. | cugh gleaners aw tbe redbreasts—not a Manure remained ia the barn collars; tlmt uhinild have been carted to tbe I fields. Ploughing wa* neglected, and I the following spring end sumuur found Centennial Gazetteer MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. tr.tel'sthEKjra-! who know their gluttonous habita Tho robin returns to us cjrly in April; oftao, ia mild' seasons, by tbo last of March they are here, in the very f.co of tho late aaow-atorma Already pair­ ed, they attend strictly to bu*ius«s Tbeir first nest is constructed before tfuleave* are out uud they will watlite vve each a eong white they are bailJfagr «t such a elanon outburst of hcj< and taiih, and evrtainly in. tho summer'saucasa*— they *tonn four heart, in up?te of voursoll. into a surroaputullag bohoL They sing with like wceiay until the autumn, but less frcquenUv, aad. with • iiftlo falBog off perhaps ® »ipre*^uo. _ Tho American robin is domestic iu vere on tho ambitious w riter, thcugh a a deserved rebuke tu bio hyjjoerisy. Among the hundred* of hits al this class of demagogue*, none is better than that made by a jiootical oootributur to the Atuhiuon (K«n*a») Ctewytea Thu names aro loc«L hut the satire 1* broad­ er 8^plirab>. At a fcrteorC utoeUag a pretender of the character mentioned above, after n long spotch, riosnd with the n niexk; . • Dy. tbo lima wa bate reached home and got our cows milked it will bo dark." Up>n this the pool writes hla varses, entitling thorn, “A Serenade: iho Politicten to biaLovt).*’ > !>>*• M l Iduonj MM HOMtSESEW, ■h'wto, . , 2 tiryliwkrr. .* 3 a«r»«i. . s Jelv ... s ..........I r s Ar»-'...... J ••»«*,» ...1 Every year increase. the popularity ■ I this valuable Hair Preparation; which it due to merit alone. We con avure our old patrons thas it is kept fully up to its liitrit standard; and it U tbo only reliable and |>crfcded>pre|>sratinn for restoring Gear ba Faniir* Hain to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous and silken. The scalp,, by its use, Ivrcmri white and clean. It rvnxivrs all etoptions at. J dandiutt The Babcock iwrays >L'i":'S S-Tni.f Michigan Central R. R. OLD. REuIbLeThD DIREC^buTE ■sV'sTti"1 jraSfe"* ! /put M.w xnaruw>sTFax boctf. i Detnil lassisi & Late MiiiUa Bailrrl TO Buckingham's Dye FOR THE WHISKERSA* oor Ilcucwcr in many emeu roq itre* too tong a time, end too ranch itsstftsr WiilsfcUrttliMriHf’MlM Ihns 6j£WB™ta-he.Wr. Sarsaparilla lasts'stit m ri "i: luUinric «irtqn. «"d m'-rined by It* temartobie cure*. So miM aa to bo aafe and brncficial to cLIMtrn, aad J« ao vmBthing u U cSeetual'T enrge oct the great rjrninUoos of tba Uood, each aa the •croftikxa and synhlUlk coota^uattaa. InpuriLM, <r djaeree* that Iiave l-.itl.rd In th. »!«<=> far years, exit! ykld to tl.i* powerful antl&>te and dbipprar. Hvnc" It* womtertU . caret, many « which are pubiicly known, of Scrofula, and *U wrofutau* dto»a*.v. •raareh. LIVUTGSTONE AFRICA ,BP1 lUilla. I»t in p Ire. 1 ’ tie tu 1 re. Sorra.S t. Anthony’s Firc.HoMJor Eryaipetaa. Tetter. Salt Kbeum. hcnld HmiV Ringworm. Sial internal VI- 820 SAVED 0H4DMSI z li A^SOSjreUa Iks Ate fuss sad OsG.lt. V, ol .nnz^fE SCHOOL BOOKS THE EVENING POST. is superior to lows, a* Paddy said the muon ia to tha sun, because aha gives light in tbe dark when we need it, while tire sun never shines except by day when wa bare a plenty already. Theos meteorological data are given merely to show tho sriontifia basis ot the boost ot the oldest Nebraakians that they have never foal a crop through the fault uf the climate. Good ream ia there for tho rush to Nebraaka. Uko tho i'oulic era whose stalwart current and compulsive course never feels retiring abb. Landa ot tbe Buriiugton and Munouri Rirer Railroad have alwata been sold on ton years credit, six per cent Interest, and free passes tar purchaser* on contract*, rime U!T2,>0 jny moot of principal is required I for four years, twenty per ora t deduction . u made for spie'y cultivation, inoooi.ra . freight is earned at half rates, ata x>__ v ti . PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumeries nnd Toilet Articles, j 1’siula, Oil*. Varnish sod Dye rituita I CHOICE r it ut-en i—*.u_ •, *_ u ...__ CONFECTIONERIES! “•U1^sT- Dr. 1. C. AVER SCO., Lowell, Mau.. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TBA 1X8 BUX nr CUICAQO TIME TRAlSH GOIBG SOVTl! Scrofula Syrup! Paint Brute ail Painlers Stufi. UTHAIRON On/y 60 Cents par Bottle. at tbo Crrr Diva Srosr. ibertet. 1«7X IldteJpate* the depremtan and Ihtkre lan­ guor of the aeawn. Erm when l.n ili*onl-r appears, reonto feel S-llrr. and U>* fcop-r. for ciaaaatng the blood. Tlio *yst*mXm n «m with renewed vigor aod a new « Fort Wajit Jactai & Sajicaw GROCERIES! MTXEB’S SCROFULA SYRUP cureall Scrofulous Aflbctlona, Cancel' Erysipelas," Pimples, Stolen h. Pctulrs. Boils. Tnmore, Tetter or >«l; Rheum, Ulcere and bora*, Dy»p ; sia, Debility and all tripuritlo, vl th blood. tilt THE GREAT CAUSE HUMANMISERY. ite's ffluy is Her Bair. dy, pl meant to take, and eon ta!nJ or m mineral poison. From the many favorable notion* » J have, we (elect a few TESTIMONIALS : KATHAIRON LYON’S DR. CROOK’S WISE W TAB I Wild life in the Far West 5 WM. C. BRYANT & CO.,. in -1* t* st^vwm* Wreo* Wv* ra'twclv* teuiUre vatewetto Traveling Basket*, Druggial Sntdrie*, I "rr»a»~roreU>u>to^Tsy/.!rZt;"rl\^\uj and Fancy Artsdee. “rrtJ’STrer boOfo, nr« MOm *w *a MM Fanning tn Moveaber Thera aro, just now, scat cored all over tha Waal, hundreds of played-out pollThe practice of many tarrooni makes tadana of mere or too* ability aad promNovember a tn mg month for cattle. ureooo, who think (hey ere ia tho toOn some forma they aro compelled to gw their whole living in the firU till sr.uw Wiore the ground. It l* tar bet­ ter to make tlw ehaag- from green to dry moro gradual. Du not be afraid Chief among thwse ia George W. Julian, tu begin to teed bay. If you aro mA •f Indiana, and Ignabus Donnelly, of trying tn keep tuo much stock, th* more Mmnaeota, tho latter of whoro it said Io bay yuu feed now, the better Dairy esters may be made k» yield pood return*,; ~ ■ ba I a*eto)l(ia af s SC n*4a sad eiMlto >s->.ia iV nu.lol SSgSag late, and notiriabe* tho Imir-glamL. By it* u-e'. the h.rir grow* thicker tnd •t'rougvr. Iirbalilnea*. it rcrtcrc* the rajiillarv glxmla to their nonnill vigor, and will croald a noir growth, exerj t in extreme old one. It is, tlsc mort c.-.nomiral Hain Dnttxaixucvcr used, ev it require* fewer applications, and give* tb'j hair a vt lmdid. eioesv ap- ___________ JURUBEBA Thia ascoM largely revolts from McPher­ son station lying miles we.t in a rainiest rege-ti But during the five agricultural months from March to July, the rain fall it ia Iowa 1B.S& and in Nebraska 16 S3, or only tiro inches and eight-tent titlioe Again, tho amount uf rain in Hay and June, when moat needed, is only ono seventh of an Inch more in Iowa than in Nebraska In Iowa it is 9.65; fe e Bitters next spring should bo ploughed deeply I u ,it.l fw,. .f ■ now. and n heavy cuac of atobb* manure ' *»■•••. ur.a. wuere‘.ik«d«w.i*t tu cultivate laud iu the full Irafora planty- In other words. Nebraska has rain ?• “ “r. TSXtX* X1ST. LANTATION ia partly experimental. make a record of W in tbe journal, and then observe reanlt* ■nd anew tbo faeta And when I you are eatUtird you haw the fact*, I give tho public rhe Imneflt uf yuur experiI Btenta 'There i> too much gmtavotk,' I and too ra»-!i taken for granb-d about l> obaHiwst km.ua to lb, OMtiMol onrU ■ml !•“ in jn*t the veiy b<wl cundition (ur ear ly sj>ri»g <-n>t». Soil fur hut-beil* , abould be prepared, and I lured iu ruu>di-, ne-« fur u*u next March, if it is desired I I to mix- vvrv early jiteut* fur tbe garden I I ur field 'I hr bed* should al«> be »-■ : 1 cured from scicre freeing. t« save labor In »pri'-g i be uld botebed msnuro will maku a g'-od Jresauig tar early peas, beet*. Ac., tu lie u»dl.in tbo drills and . should I u saved tor that uu A g>»! 1 coat uf t'abte manure vhould lr> laid uvrr tbe aajnregus bed, and around the rhubarb plast; and many of tbe flower-: ing shrubi and bulbs, m ed a covering , ut strawy horse manure to insure them ' from the severity vi Iho aiming winter । l*M>k over the buildings, th. me If any 1 board* or shingles aro too-c. .Fill crack* , around the chimneys with good mortar. , or a mixture of tar and luom boiled to- I gvther till it is quite thick ; bat do nA ' let it boil orrr on th* stnvs nr get on fire. We have use! euoh a mixture to •top leak* on roofs with much satiafactiou. PUN out the old hat* from the window* and fill their places with glass well puttied in, Nuieaaber is a rvry good uiJUth in wieh to point buildings that need it. It is cool now, Ute pomt EASTERN DTF/SIO: iw.ssnr.VJK.'-jrss^; .. .... ■■ W CARBOLIC TABLETS i from *«!* and every way ia Letter rcr upostv 1-vm.vk boxes condition, if ploughed now, than if left till spring, except on sisop bill totes. j A TBIKD ANU Mt"BE MUKOY. I Witch grass root* if brought In the Mir- , i face and exposed to the Croats will be destroyed. Kuaint, Kueer 4 Kurious bask ■•|inu alt. Fait of t*ri>. । The stable* should Iw kuppliod with . l» 11. enough dry loam, tpuck or to hut i . -ass K. through the winter. Tbe liquid Jiart uf stable mat.uro ia worth ns much a* tho solid, or niore if it can bo saved. Dry j Tha fruit and oextyrer’a budoNoth need some . ualight and air to bring them to periqction. IH>V»TIC MITINO II IcfitNS C4>„ ». Y Nuvemlwr ia a good rnc-nlh in nh.xh t to trim fruit tn-re. June may b* bettor^ i. GENTS.WANTED bu- wo were vi-rv hu»y then, end il it, _ ______ __ _ was neglected at that'tiuw, it i* better /*/■!? t V’C C!T’/ \1> Vr i to de it uow than to wait longer. We l^Aiv olVllkl have ouli .ud that limbs cut at Ihi* lime ’ <•«, T»lo«sb» ol Tkltl, I'rsium. tion and re;i:.iflg igfLr pgr*'* Orisnpa tfon But she u <tinning and »Larp a> she it bold and independent; it it the cherry-trees which bring u* the honor of hot couy*iyt and she guide* ber flodjflmgs bntu Ute loaded branches with must potent vrespmt toueo agotnot three an impunity which defies red rag* and th* detnagugure. and they •b<m!d not he other inrigaia of the searocrow. She rear*, cm an average mno ywng birds spate! during one ecaaon, and it is iu three small family companioo that the robins forage, ia the fall, before their departuro But he leaves his aong when he 1 gooo South ; when there he only chirp* m a broken, evoaky sort ut vrsy to hia fellow*, ae though la mooting hi* exile. A reeident ofibonito Carolina fold uio that he ducovetodthere.in euiamer. in, a lire oak gruve.- a robin with n broken wing Thu disabled bird had found it Ilawnw. C impooailde tu aceomjianr hi* companion* away, and it haunted this grore. whore probably it had j»i»»«l tho wirttor, ail tl^rtoUr ; the summer chirping dismally to itself, Vo.<=»«r approached tSs.rntar; they rushed into a compactness like a torrent and with a dlkso Uko thunder." But thia wa* long ago; now notwithstanding the bird onadraplea itself yearly, owing to the diligtnco of the modern sportsman, tbe multitudes of tbe wild pigeon* in our forest* aro greatly diminished. Thi. bird fliee with great rapidity, ami re­ sorts to tbe Southern and Suutbwtrtarn Btataa during the winter Tho night-hawks whoso returning screech salutes our ears in New York in tho late warm May twilights, as they cirrle far above the house-tops, make an extensive migration. Their range is from Maine to Mexico, and. in October they jwas in great numbers over tlw table lands of Texas, over the Bio Grande and tho Western shores of tbe Gulf into tha sunny valleys of the Sierra Madre. Theao bird* aro rapid in flight and very graceful in evolution. The IMU X.-Diun. .Sttsu'tyswL'V'' SMfflSM KI * 8OTJ8M fB SATi paiiBM sinaS? tuosay iopnoH ;ac5sra W iar bko his English namesake Lot him cboooe his hutno ever ro near your house, he want* dothing of yuu but his rent, and fur that he pay* in music. A robin has built daring' five auccussire yean in a nicho nut far from oor door. Wo have not marked her, bat wo judge her to bo the same bird. Tbi* nvit ia made early, and soon as tha brood it out of I^aimtaguia oituhly ob a second, the llpiu. fjlows in promre* of time. Daring two of these years she has built the secund and thinl nrsts in tbo near naighborboul of the first, on two elms growing one on each aide of tho house. Tbo wild pigeon* morn South from the dense larval* of the Northwest and Went, at thia season, in hordes. Audu­ bon, in his -Birds of America.” give* an account of a migration of theee birds. He counted one hundred and sixty-three docks of wild pigeons panning a given joint, ia Ohio, during twentyone minutes; aad be lek off counting them because he found it impossible to keep aa oct urate account of the groat numbers in flock*.H, said. ‘iThe great light of noondsy wag^chpw I. gad the Plantation BITTER^. COL-OHS, COLUS. rxsrmv nzr/ww. 8. * with tears would find, in the sauthat it 000140*1 be aucvasafeUy dono root more (Migatkm ttfti tho human domain of it* purple fruitage, and the su­ mach of ita critMtiu spikes; and after they reach tho Carolinas they betray the inordinate appetite, by cramming tEair crops with the aromatic juniper benioa to such an extent that, whether through the overfeeding or whether through the inUixiooUu; fuuiea of the fruit, they ore unable tu sustain them- ’ Grind River Valley Division isis cl in <10 as, seat ,vi mis. 1* Price, SI,00 per Bottle. Address ; fitf L. N. M1XKK, HMtlncs, Mteh. WORLD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-03.pdf 591d712b25736e4206d4469a40b2f228 PDF Text Text Tlf« Th« F\ird»Lic^|< B^|irav jums er jicranum. XVIII. Mirai and feints Gink HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1873. NEW FIRM! THE Jcrirp. ' ly bsautiful than aba did that night. DIVING FLUE. BASE HEATER, Mlffl! & exclaimed Hatty, ia mat distress. 1 Dick, yea'v* broken half of them F* feelings would shock and pein him.: troub^fd her. and ahe was trying to drowniita voice; at toast, she waa gayer than frsjal. and her vivacity aud spark­ ling sritkept ber eonstantly surrvunled BUN ■ NO. 32. sb* had uot broached th* subject to wondering in the doorway. languidly lutening "Why Alice! what is the matter ?' , he asked, quickly. “I am tired of this everlasting booae| work." she-answered gloomily. Gilbert Drew went forward than, and mean. Alice eieusad bereelt, end follow-' ' dianing his young wife to him said ing Mrs. Hildreth, found a little color' ti nderly : I Are now fully piepsrvd to meet the want* of the Public for everything In .. FURNITURE ! CD kid know how to pr murmured ; "but I S I field. •What ia the metier, TheoF’ aha UptioLtyrnio n/lo U/tOlUTUKtlft (Joons. Nannie Brigg* up here to help Busan, 1 yve'd com* home 'mediate,' said tbs ' I boy with alacrity. knelt by her side, and a voice quivering kitchen. out waiting to bid her friends adieu, burned on h* oat-r wrapping', ami strung drink, but tender, refined and out and go to th* eity." was eooJ whirling swiftly away from loving aa it had lu-*u fiv* yssrs before. ‘•Sell tb« farm and go to th* dty ! - tlie acene of gayely. "Thank God' —Thank God I” only •• There now, Diek. I*o you nu an that, A1k»P* Gilbert ill, perhapa dying! Th* You.v* »«nt my ball • ----------------“Yea, 1 moan it. What is the use of flower garden !' cned Hatty, on one of ting ita daeoto our slating ourselvr*' to death hvre. hareu of mt < •■ Never mind, I’ll get it !" eaid Dick, apnicT in the e»ty!” an to him at parting. With whitening running over to the garden gate, and Hnevrc A sitout "I am not sureuf that. Th* fann hpa eb* sent up going In. Hatty followed slowly, but HperUlly In Picture Frames, DR. J- J. I.INSLEV, E LU' MH. JAMI'S JI. I1EWES sfiuid 11 miuht We shall bo happier । with dismay. A I.!. KINDS Of ORDERED WORK «? Rt-MSEI.1 Could go OUt MDJV ladder. and Gilbert is fin*, hafo old gentleman, and Alio* a bajipy matron, th* motbar of null* sous aud blooming daughter* Years of folior have brought them pros- contented and bappv have.” He aa* surprised and deeply grieved. KB. miUI H. STKBBINS WILT THOU BEGIN THY AGAIN 1 LIFE flatbed tn her wind. Her husband waa nothing toea, ha finally yielded to her | diunk! Drunk ! he whoao life had aldown, Hatty.' wiahee- Having an opportunity to diaI pose of bia farm and dock fur a good naked her aoui! What an ending for The above cut represent* the working of the The heut. as shown by the'arrowd, passed down the front be­ tween tliKcatt lining and the outside across the double bottom, and up between the back lining and the body of the stove, thus hrino-tnc the heat close close to the outside of the stove, jp»d re- EnHY Sjort quumfiTtio T° Call and See it. CffAPBEH on /•W-OH SETS, sofas, aid* herself with vanity and excitement. the unlucky drew hit the topmost block gamed admittance tn an aristocratic nr- atioo. But that night, a* aha aaw her husband lying there in bis degradation. I didn’t mean tu," eaid Hatty, graceful manners, baratoe quit* a boll*. ' and h*v time wae completely occupied plstely ojxroed and she say the folly of tn shopping, returning t^o cell* of ber 1 ber course in iu true light. She never 1 fashionable friends and v'pnbng places of amusement. Gilbert grew used to ‘ finding the bouse rloaed and tlill, and :ld only by GIVE US A CALL ’ GBEBLE & RUSSELL attentioc, She foatoosmble COUCHES, pilttOAS. BUCKETS, ^c., f c., f e. SlT'V1eT»»X •Well, why then, and husband was. and l.iund him lying ua the sofa, apparently asleep- Going up pas* th* remainder of their day*, both to him ahe laid her hand upon hi* face of them perfectly satMed with their oue sod triad to rouse him. lie looked up experiment at “Leaving th* Farm.” at ber with a stupid star*, and. for th* first tins in b« life answered her harsh­ DIDVXVEAX TOly end unkindly. She had nut th* least sutpkion of the truth. a»< thinking farm, and she was cotutantly picturing that his mind must be wandering talk­ Hatty came running noisily into the to him th* ea*y. care-free life sl.e im­ ed to him tenderly and soothingly, bat agined they might live ia th* city. Gil­ bert was fer from sharing Iter view* of the subject; but he loved ber too well to ber, tainted with the fume* of strong | drink! Then, suddenly, the truth ' pro tectingly around her precious edifice. HMB! Poaitively aaves Half the Fuel of any Staight Draft Stove. Keeps Fire nil Winter without rekindling. Un* a (?aiit Iron Fire Chamber Dut they had cvntenlmeat ia I aa wall ae duck* f eaid Dick, disregard­ DENTIST “* "*\ Hl IWMM01! Swset's ti°TE1-> . »o,r»................ »«» „ J--------------------------- PEOPLE OF BAAAY ■ tt-’.tt:------------ GROCERIES /or f<« Select £t®rp. Commission Merchants, i IM bates rrntxT, pethoxt, hic n. IF YOU WANT Bick end w^ht Gilbert Dre.’* ; r,.,. -u . frying to “It i* nothing but work, wort, wort, 'rum n.orning till night. A term life ii ! I WILK SELL B9*A1! corwlgntnent* will recctv* | prompt attention. jiond, ’ you’ll drown it. th* poor little “ “’’‘J , J" । thing will drowa P • I woe't either, I promise yea I Ik".J-—I >~i«i won't,' **m1 Dick' • 1’U only iurt din it iu a little to fry it Than I 1 told Hatty, cobbing ro the bank. MOKOMENTR HEAD STONES. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES, SHELVES. well dressed in sn si pane or a fre^. | muslin. But now she bad everything in th« daiiy-ioiru uf the farm-house SUE PHOTOGRAPHS 1 lhe Bbai Opportunity you will have for a lang time to | get a Cutter. COME -AJSTE SEE ME SOON 1 I INK. For » NEW CUTTER on the CRAYON. FIRST SNOW WATERCOLOR ia like a fro«t in Juue—soon gone. AND OILS, J can afford to sell CHEAPER than anybody el.o tor I have the on ly M AMERICAN CUTTER MACHINE MARBLE In the County. H. W. BOOZER. J, LEE KEEP. «a Canal Rtr**t. Grand Rapid*. Ifltf BLACK A FULLER- Didn’t mean to!’ exclaimed Hatty, touch uf h*r quick, vklllful fingers. but h» *«lnry was not forge, and sad be realised that losleed of gaining •rarlot Hpa.’ and a ol arming thee that property, a* be had bopod to do, he w laliirg behind at a foarfnl tat*. I teeliag test her saflering* were merited. 1 that thia dainty girl. gilt tram grandfather fertile end euuatod ini WHEELEB & AVILSOIST. naughty thing, Yis, Alice, you look very lovely.bat used to look better to me m a Uul- m iimnBBiEiiu&iVsT Wilsonfor the past year is the Best Guar- TBBJie RlAMwanae. Union Block, over Borton Caah Store, WhuehaU wn do with Hattyr i ra-ntce of its Superiority over all '.hersewing mac/ums- REWARD Being the mott eimple in eon-: .siruction. end easily adapted t<> ““’’"Slu.ll.., different kinds of work, running I easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing Ho. felted. ' machine, are qualities which recommend the ’Wheelex" ! <fc Wilson to ths public as Superior to any other sewing I CALL AT JOHN blAnusi : upoeesa wuuia Pure Wines and Lamars!l£d afoL-tw ...in*t^e —,maket. m; „_n machine Hatty bent and atgrring, and attar eersral ineffautu el attempt* nt scmeUiag batter, abe waa obliged to accept the only wort that Sales of the Wheeler CHICAGO. D*k. hiding ruefully upon the " I didn’t mean to," lamented Hetty, | I only wsnteN to *m if they waa*. X I/aPROVED Briggs House, Hatty aa she walked away. “Aad mother knows 1 didn’t." A little sulky, ah* strolled down the fan* white and rigid ae a rorpea, Alice bad brought her to meet him tniug kitee* and feed word*. ‘‘Are you gang rot again tos Alio- T be asked, sedhy- Go to the Banner Office for FINE JOB WORK. Finally, for two wbol* day* Gilbert । waa absent from bom* ; then tbare came to Alice a totter .diractod ia hfo hand Writing. With trembling bands she broke tbs seat and read: crown of bed* at th* top economy. But thus far in her metti-1 monial career aba ba J not fulfilled the prophecy of tli* gr-ripa. Blest with ] nmfBit health and aU aa active tom­ lorted nr) lovely *ta3dlng tbers m her ia ramenU she took readily to bouwhold rob* of aaure *ilk, with it* overdr*** ol I duties and, wi'b the help of a stout girl i <Unnr tlis summer month*, managed — CT__ _____S -ktl.A.11.. >■ fenn. bTf. steinhoff THE ■ to jgy MS ln yja I ‘ Take it 3tm4 | seme, and waa fretful and unhappy it uASTDiG8 KIBBLE WORKS 1 I Poor little w*sny. downy thing P It didn't awim, and Dick pulled il ed a hundred, th* loll aomebow slanted । out. but thia time it did not gaap nor off, and striking fill against the win-• prep in hi* hand. Th* pocr Utile chick Wild Game tor Detroit aud Fa-tarn South nd* Stat* StreetHASTINGS, mxch. 5‘ "O, I won’t braakjssytbiog, and inviting him into drinking aatoons •aid Hatty confidently. “ I Hb* bad a natural and holding the tempting cup to hi* lips. And bo be«d*d thorn, and ia a few short month* fell from hl* high poHatty kept on biasing th* ball, rount- LEAVING THE FABM WANTED-ITO Ton* of Poultry and | borrow of your ueigbtxir. ." me her. *if thav were oalv mad* to. lid he* roothor. Hatty pouted an-' left the room; but gathering. listening to word* uf flattery, I and forgetting her womanhood and her truth, inasmuch as ahe forgot to care A Story for Youg ButtlUU’ Wives Beautiful Square Box Cutter! Voary of her husband’s downfall. [ only during the day. and eyeaiag after I F. M. Hungerford & Co. COUNTY! BOABD A3H» BOOM It m VLB 0A Better shudJenngly She admitted to bets-lf i REMEMBER THE PLACE.--------------------------------------------------Opi pud'* H. A. GOODYEAR** Hardware *,0fr’ ... „wrvnm« ' ’.V. H. teTKBBlNH, H. W. BELDtNU. Hnsllnge. Oct. 13.-SW • �! uG*n. Cuter has recently presented to ! pniirr th" State hbrary a valuable cabinet of 72 »peeltuna of petrifisetfon* procured » his lalb trip in Dakota to the head , •n i»i imfortunata waters nf th. Miramri Hirer. , L Walker, of Draroit. aud Ea- t Bryani has ginn «00 Governor I neb. .if Anu Arbor are tn ( .-bool .1 Princeton. BL. defend the Fniversily in the suits tthe pteguo broke uut' in ’ I-’tatwaoe ; Gi- j Neuralgia, -br .urtt ^.niit by th. Humsopetb ueyra , tell ill, apparently suetumbod to u,Throat 14* D. Darwin Efagtaa and Judge tthe mstadr. T.d ten, ..ronueureal CU,rC 1‘lr®a'- rganirod by electing lbw third ucee - U. Blaine of Moina a* sres«W-i N. G. Ordway. tkirgvant-at-Arma. O. 8. Buxtou, Doora.-epe*. II. G. Sherwood. (Mich ) Poitmxvtvr. IteT- J. G. Butler, Chaplain nriate speech : Uvriwes Mjciiiu**. Dec. a, 187ft. W8 DO MOT WAHT CUBA. . iugton cpbrily considering all tho ultowar cxritelnent which’has' -ver aucmbled in th* Capitol impose* a burden of responsibility 'which only your indulgent kindnve* could ebtfeoMen eneal diffused tliMugtorat the country. me to oosumo. Tho first ^woupanttof this ehair presi­ ded over a House of sixty-five members, son has been saying to a repurter: “ If ’■wo hud war with Epnin it would result representing a population far below the And the Atlantic tide. To day, gentlemen. It unprejudiced tuna had no difficulty then peopled <mly by tho Indian and tho adventurous froutioroman. The National Guvemmeiti is not yet a* old tton nf Americpu Slavery, it is quite aa tliia Virgiuina affair eannat<iut end iu throwing tbe Island of Cuba upou the awor until a eon- With the growth of m-w State* and THE DETROIT Head., U—ta, Burns. Sorcntsis, Ifaila, WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR 1874. Republican Banner Piles, Sprain.'., — .. . ' Colie. Old Son% Toothache, -------All Hemorrhages, V Dlarrhoa, ijb . I Vi Wn«r wm? THE LEA DIM1 Book and Job “KI'r"IJI'A’i tWEI1flHlj(| KOH! OF JStf TCEETG AN NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ONE OF th: LARGEST WEEKLIES^.0's'-” h*a bn* fsnhMI u Ha trait. k*4 afa aporfol m«> a 4*1 I Un aloft lira <.( v< ika Iho- Husnpqs, /Kictf' 1N THE NORTHWEST. 56-COLUMJT NEWSPAPER lowest cash prices ’ We poMC ui'tquolled foclllUri for the 1'rotupt execution of MS’.T.’i" 0 Of every dreertptlon Executed at the Woands, (J leers, Bruiser, sitting to Richter former portrait, which h«d blundered in tho mtatrr, far, in the will be given to ber future mother-in­ ho* bren appointed resident Truxtuw of middle of tho nigbt, the entombed 1 law the queen of England. tho Institution for the Deaf and Dumb bride woke'out of her trance, aud, bodMr. J. Itetbrop Moder, tha historian, and Blind, to take the plare, of Mr. W. ly a* her living relative* had behoved, aorompamed by Mra* Motfoy, hsr bora’ L. Smith, who has removed to Bl. Au- found her dead ones still Ice* to her. staying at Drumlarting Castle aa tho gustiue, , liking, and lost no time in quitting the Florida. guret of the Duke and Duebcui of Bnc-1I John McGraw's mam moth mill a< I silent company, upon whose qulctudo clmeh. . | Portsnwuffi, on tha Saginaw, ent, iu n Ex-Senator Nyo of Nevada is coaxing! little uvar throe mouth* thl« eawn 16n* swiftly a* lior clinging oonrmant.* al­ at which the oil flethoa or emits a com­ bask to New York to Uv^ it i« raid. He OUO.OOO f-rt of lumber lowed, umevra Gioovra sought rought th* honw home from I I .,. r-. , . .. towed, bustible vapoe in sufficient quantity to 1 ‘b" Adr"*n C" Com- wbw “<J *» which» *1>* »*had to i*twty lately been been bernn. bcroo. take fire with a minute explosion when to j puny, tor the tert ten months, havo Roused —-• *from —v, , __a c-.j. —tlL __J _ L. V. J _ ■ hi* •lumber* by knock- ' l. > been M0,000. ing nt the door, ths duconwdite widow- I hTtel *"* K-W - «4k«< speechrw 1 Coldwater has a rouuty jial *o dilap- ar of a day, cautiously qienod an upnor I bar. Imen the* .tat I^ni*no « bcbllf of H1O lady Hindi­ idnted that the pruonr rs actually fall window, aud seeing a shrouded figure —iu— 1^.1__ i- _i............... —Z . * ■“ '“t" ,, out th rough the botee, ' uod reliable information on all poluts iu I . ?!1<,„M.*l°*r w‘. regard to Ihe put history an.l protout ~’U. ,h®'r Kn'nJ oxl"b,t“-n in Agricultural CuUage,* is spending the condition of such trite I found tbl s^p- £?V1*.“4 th’ 18(h’ ,4ft‘ ,5-th ““ll blessed spirit,’ and shut tho wiadoi winter in Iteri* i nearly every instance anxieu* Mr. Jahn T. Meldrum, a prominent precipitately. With sinking heart am eir oils inspected. They said eitireu of DetroiL and Clerk of the Re­ slackened stop, the ropubrel wife mail to they bad paid on extra price to obtain ex|*octed that from fif!<>.m ------------hundred m” " corder’s Court, died at AU residence nn %-al itandard (150® Fehr 1 Jw-' «l»«mw»s d to know wU^rtlwyh.i wdl U of <m different oxhibi- Sxturdsy, aft*.- an iHnea* of of twa w*ek>. rent. Then shrocrawled on to an un­ cle's where th* door was indeed openwl, died tn the onerauon. ) Court nt Ddioit. hss ----------.... promulgated promulgated ca Tho financial fooling in the East ia new rule governing tt.ri attendance but only to ba slammed iu ber faoo by The following uble will exhibit the the frightened man, who, in bit hurry, roeulto of the examination* I hare made, improving and stock and grain I of jurors. It provides that forgot eren to bless this ghostly caller, giving the name of tho retail dealer, ",----------?• the “I vaneittg . ~ in price. , ’ „ , . ;• hfn any juror shall fad to respond to the ooo! night air iieMtrated tho un­ inapectian mark and ।I At an a.. early v_.l? hour U« Saturday u^m.ug manufacturer, the inspection loorutng ... can call ot of n» bi* name urirtng daring court bo *U»II shall _ I forfeit pay not only efor .1 > ■hut. for . name of the th* In*narlm inspector, •«,! and ,l». the tempera- I(•!th*• family l"*-l hotel — at> North Cambridge, that. dev titre at which the oil firehn* : wa« destroyed by fire ; foes 160,000. oil the time co.ieumed in the ’tri*! of though! die bail waked to life only to die again in tho cruel street* • Ah I' *ho sighed, • Antonio would not have next year in cotton. ,ent«i the State with a portrait 'uf the proven so unkind.* This thought nat­ j The Erie canal is thoroughly closed. ' l«teGovernor Moeoe Wisner, and it ha* urally suggested it was her duty tu test end the amount of property in passage l-sn put up in the State Library. tuek*4 thereby is said to be enormous. At the test term of court at Another keeper of th* New York : Coldwater eight divnteM were granted. rest. The way *ra* long: but hope reTomba bo* deen arrested on the charge Mi.v-Nelli* Wataou. ot Flint, gve* to uerred ber limbs, and soon Gin.-vra of willfully allowirg Sharkey, the ron . Bunuah. Asia, as u mteiionarv, in a was knorking timidly at Itondtuolli * 4«>r. He opened it him.elf, aud, alvietod murderer, to escape. , few days. New York Assemblymen elect. liar- j Lumbering ou the Uial«m River mugh startled by tho ghastly r'uion, ilmly inquire*! what th* spirit wanted p RINTIN Q .Ififf *?i“ ,'fH*.*' LAW CASES & POIHTS. . , .. , — ,----- .1UIWUIU . . Bin Mixovra w li ■ tantraI Road uro it morod from M*i- you unco loved, who was buried yoder- -•*» , ~“rr"lx7*'C* _T* r—X ,u . day—buried alive!* and senselo** inn- ' .JLl U« U lb. A „„ M ,o ^bbJ ST very poor b*attn ■],,, [,<rn 0B Monday, aud it wai a poor delighted lover, whose cries for help j ,3fo*' Quron Victoria, while on a rereut I day f.>r eats in Jackron. ’ *con brought down bi* sympathising i e_,* j , visit to Dundee. Scotland, partook of th*tj,, cop,^ „,rn „{ D,|n,it uI family to hear tho wondrou* story, and j T«nj communion xn a 1 resbytenan church, nieding to cxiirrst themsc-Iv. ain favor , l,w ”• heroin* to lied, to l-e tenderly ; ' indictment. lent by sxiinguishing the important • pproseing none by undue exact favoring none by undue privilege, is tins great 1«w«mi which ,oor daily pcrirnce is teaching ua, Hnding us g*'her more cloeely, making our mat for UaugxUta, uscsdmting the cstab- Book and Puiuiibb't*. Abstract* cf Title, Do inndid mon country, one constitution, one destiny.’’ The Senate met at noon, and prompt- ■ — bore they do ML jn Again. i r r 11»t r • f t f . ----------------— ■■■■■ Then came th* difficuliy. Was the men who bad I borii-d her. and abut hi. dour* against Blum । yFnevra ft. return to ' in reugiuu* practice. . Great Britain baa 336 paper mills ; A Gn-ek letter aoa< rance. ffiM. and Spain HW. | ”'“VrC"U-....................... the Chi An exchange .uggeats that cbaritr i Kbi“ Ju,‘b,uk»“ 001 «" “>» rein* at home, and add* that Boston “•’•rsity. - judgement but the beginning ot the ber of bill* were introduced by vanows ■ Vyl ttie of evil* aud trouble* which should uccru J to tin* country from th e had saved her from a weial death ! " ■«* such powerful nowenn special plcwleta as With !■>*• aid gratitu le Itondinvlli w. n the private th* local standard iu thia Statn, though 15 specimena are “narnnted 150° fin ►ayi.ftbn aloud. ” the poor nutter tha tneM fovornblc c^cumataneei, '6 ripen it. It is much nearer rotten now in it* aniline** for republican iaBy the ware i of 1862, tho latest we know ot tho white population was 7^4,76<l, aul the black, slave and free. poor and ML000 lor refreshments for 1 ar,4 a machinist occured near Bay City previous disappointment They, howtha city government. Boston i» nut' °'i Suaday. The Ciisnin mmn l,U n.\ :»««,■:»>, ..f singular in this, probably. l.»l.-U «~t i„ adjourned to 12»’e|ock M. on Tuesday, land, Ohio,*' and one “warranted,” by a appeared at which time the DresSdenl'e Message j , “I‘‘" Inspector, '‘175= fire test?’ ithodral. to ran ar-> Cleveland firms, just completed, show a very gratifying | bur- under the luaUenhin of a tnemlH-r »*■" confasfori and wondsr of Giuevra's was sent iu, h„t nut .. a* vat vat we are nm not in <n re. re- I,*’,al«r» buymgof -__ three . .... . , ' ,• ,, . and with the laatewtior. brand of E. ■ fiisndx An explanation ensued which ceipt of a copy, and are compelled to go Fowlor, have no reasonable assurance imreasw in the wraith ami the wring | "t tHo junior ctera of the uuirersity. tnputetiun of thn state for the year ondTho citarns of. Grand Hawn recent- | “’’•{“"I.everybudy except the lady’s to pros* without it. : that the good* are what lheypun«>rt to May Kt, 1<3. ' ly erected a «.< ntnuent to th. memory , }*"» husband, who imteted that nothing -------T - -r be. Wbethsr theeo firnu have fraudu- legThe official m.jority for Taylor, for ‘*•«»«’ Coffee, who tost hi. hfo in l,'ut l?*r dW«r»« g~mn. earnest could th’’ matrimonial bond. 01m„. I«.! i '•"■’I *• ” Goitoner of Wtettotodm urer Wrahburn 1 attempting to rescue tho railur* in the ' ____ ods not inspected, or whether this In. ! __ , UT.^."“^.r42;iy1.^... i rigging or th. v-relWh^mg. -reeked Tb. era*-a, re .erred to th. bubm* sneelor i* prostituting his official posi- is-ft.dll. Taylor ruas raSke*. nearly 1.(100 of theinveerel W baling. Th. | r’SR'Og tUt court September test * wh<^ ha.mg no precoat to curb b.. rar with Spain. lion to S.-II oils which will n;i bear the «5<>ad of lbs balance of the ticket. The | «3» «>»*« «>»« «n boptember last, ’ * 1 t, , . r i ■ .u m-. ! «i«a*ton. ruse superior to technicalities. fire test indicated m his brand, I know 18 ”n*t* will stand 17 Republicans 7“ ‘ - -in the oonaie wutuauui. xtepuuiicans and ana : mo 'wxianco ot' .-Sra i**u -„.i d_. .i_.tB„,i ■n. .1 u>. mat.- 7 „d,£ .h.1 tl... ,h. fi-t M h-.fc..,, i,.d Id reformer., and th. .uiemUy 5» re- Treasury “ J.Llalu renstirv No., Not. llhh, llhh 1878. IS. 4. waa wn« US2,S.iS*’ ............................... .. . ; former, and 41 Republican. 7..6.O9. Itoetopt. for th. —k endmg *U Ontl.*2tlh ultimo the Pacific mail Nor. 26th .ere <16.723.t»6: paymentsI LJ received with her: ■ decn met navn oeciaeu to acrene io toe ae- ■ _ । ■ . during same tiro- 827.101 33 ; mandaof the United Btstes in th* Vir- | «nfore< wl|J outbvrn State*, a. a vary Inrgsjnmiortiju (cf dum hare been impuGcd from the wilds of Africa, or gtniux matter. They sTtil surrender the । who in good faith hare bought oils tora Th* pateeegen and erow were Thn Common Council of Ypailanti ] Virginia-, release the surviving prieion- i which purpwtod to be up to the legal "»v»d1 ha* passeft an ordinance fixing the li- | era, salute tho American flag M the time •tsndard, and have paid and extra Ths De Soto Bank, of Memphis, renae for every billiard tab!* kept in ; . . . . ... . I nncn to secure such oils. Y et inch nar. T.un , anuonnee* that it has. resumed I the rity at •2.>0 and in addition a bond busine** and it i* thought that th* 1 of J.’rOu i« required from eseh keeper if'kfliyr dtguc, hardly above their First National Bank will do the same [ that no Intoxicating liquor is tn bo sold i Nov.25th. envenomed hatred ot th* United State*, nS ASHICULTURAL J.UI JUIBOFnEBI BOCBUTOC Banner Co, 2B£S£ifP K£££Lr I fadings Republican Banner Fill HUMTIRE! PRICES, POSTAGE PAID If Subscribed for before April 1.JNJ4. We were Nxvkr as well pscjwrrd.to WEEKLY WORLD. In Furniture, a* now. Parti.•* wishing to bqy anything in oar line, should n«>t fall to come and we us. We make a irecuLnr tn ' -**•*“• - • night at Yroka. Cal,, aid Gneo Creek, ; .. yara j,j, dergasltrer F* ejaculated I Oregon. 1 n breathloi* Teuton, as he bounded up re stop* and into the door A oourtly gvolienmn luade bland re- knows enough to manage its own affaire, and is not iu need of any advire from i T£E 1F£££L F » 0RU> THE THIBI'NK of the Tornado and Governor Butr.ol to : •’ ><\° are inspected at 150® android A Mount Ciomous Jiquor dealer has 1 DONAHOE—IIVKLKY.—Ai tte Calbrtfe Cb.rtb iis there be 0^.4 treed and pumshod. of *uch- "hero (q , any assurance least ifit-n c! the' duties and rcsponsiequally divided in their opinion on tbe.nant wife, for selling her hutband ( *sr*».J»»««D Th* Full JntMilv have not ret trans- . q Kxmi^ Lilules «f republics: cuixetulup. Rrot>- pired, but the mult is a substantia) triMnmbcr of Stale Board of Health. argumeRt on tho dsmurrer, and the' enough bad whiskey to make him' <ase will be reargued. 'drank ■____ '___ — objy there h nu arc tioa of the pops la­ The Catuiogune, Bank Check*. Ill • r ipt*. show C<toAs, p. >stere, Piogrammc, SEMI'WEEKLT WORLD. , N6W . j PARLOR GCODS . AdV6rtlS6IR0n tS. ‘ CHAMBER SETTS TERMS. hlu, would only consider bow they late the people and the Administration cuald reudurthe island tba most worth- Cuba'is whullr ILjtaiu Catholic, 1‘rot- | upular education ia non-existent. ' What, then, ahnuld we do with Cuba to the •-Traneailnutio Mail Kteam.bip Lino" playing between New York and would 1878, <424.469; 1*72. MM.M4; de'Ogdensburg road, and the itreui to ShcWon Ex-Senator Yato. of Illinois died thia route will auddraly at ST. Lums, Thanksgivtcg materially shorten the route between evening. Portland and MontrealI' Philad Fjhiladulphians are thinking favoma married four- 1 Ely of a propociliou to moke Col. J. W. inly at Milan, III. I Forney their next Mayor, tho term ex­ ro young ladle* tending through the Centennial year. within California ia trying almond culture. I, ing tho change. imscr to oroer a 100 Acres Improved. WANTED ! I shall be | ; • ■ n D . . amHinMiMrinaBBgoi ns is a Rare Bargain ! IWINmiM; ft ftmutti 100,000 Feet of ARTHUR’S White Ash ..STSSSSTTT ni^SSiSWSS In n f trs:-daM> Katebllshment, can be procured by calling on (puund- IHraoii ba* a Credit Mobilter affair of <2,500,000. During th* psot year them were 102. ca*--a!ti*s to steinilioai* iu the United State*, by which 306 Even weie lost and property to the value of M.UOOJ43 do»< Culai, ini our Cuwmlnre would teel tha For which we pay tho I : I celebrated by ieetivitiee.t North Adame, < 1 the Tettiltadc j, I* an obriou* alratudify. ‘ Despoticignorance, hostility oi ! yiq^EST ft!\HKEr PHICE. ; for hi* balance in full? । teller it called for.’ The Teuton drew in one ttatlrcatl Bend­ rktail . t j —... i GROCERS.I erumMS.iS’r.- An Adrian phyaiciau boa been arrest- . vnoutuLE a Good Tough r.rmn Oak, Rock Elm, evrsseal&'terewr •periai arraaivwwwt *v»»r rousU,. Ur mraT, or White Ash ssar--—” Lumber TiiK<,aKAT,ldv™,id>MloXiI>, wra= GUARD RAPIDS • ' J. Cole & Son, serial story by T. H. Aiwnrt, wilt te o>nc—,*M I is ihaJ.na.il i,Ulster «l lh» flrerMitaiisT f ; eksaewt* of the popufo- UXDEKGROUND —L • ■■ Cre»*r M Rule and Clurrh Hi-. LIFE Taken iu Exchange for Feed Cutters. TO UK, 1 '" indir A PAPER FOR THR PEOPLE. Beautifully •■ , -----AOK.VTtWaKTltD VOV. itr XATtien nALE aNnii. Illustrated “Wall, air,- aakl Aftiaricnu Short-Born DWIGHT < BURRAIde the CampU mod.to 150 ( u>>Trm»:r«»',"._c«,cw«.iLL IBM “°w£”Sves 5Hwas»t5was2 Seetitute pooruf Racioe Whnmdn. L‘- • P»rt SURFACE J ■SrE h uk at saib fMaUj. <a*BK asd «M, Ikse anr etter r,tesCkr I ' * ’■ 11 ————--------------- - ----yabUabto. 1111111^11 1*111 VlAlin of Mlssaim site sijwTirars, v.'l U ( . "**' ! BELOW °THE ® it » illBl Mil Sfc twffi, Shingles, Lath, Ac. fAZ?:—i , j- <»“•<»» i About 176 Rapid* Journal say* tlial capital Iron ■ Iks ccnlry. ■ Sft> Ik* |WfUs । WII1WOW CLBTAHS. A new Blate Nrwi. Conrad of iLuiaiauo, Secretary ot Wa HnR of New York, Pretniaaier-Geuen port if pttr tereitary I* n pugmuit to tha Graham of North Carolina, Secretary ■ the t fleet of th* financial panic <m tail- ! rood building, expreree. the opinion , cornice a window drapery «d Fira* Umm aui Bara ret boUdtaes.re«d ln ,ir'5’ styte. patternsef which wr have -■ «... „ ....... J;"' '*» wrnba a CO.1D nnrilsllti s. uulu. urp'siu ucre nu u>*r ; Governor Osborn ha* aminiute.l Rob­ . 1__ T_____ r- -. ■ vile, unti 1 rants him puoty qtieek too, i loa't rant* some droobls* righd deetrnyte! by fire on the •11,000. A 828,000 Qre at Sal. Thursday. the Evangelical Alliance. The accident was canted by a collision with the Eng- Dm» parejysia which PIER CLASSES! ' Asn naurr-rnuKK acres. mn AT ■' Arrangement similar, dor tuyvcl broke in our Kobrow friend. "Vet do well. Ihe Cuban planters A FARM FOR SALE- mi no gold, vot I make deposit with this tarn pank pirorty soon last summer und— ” •‘We have tompornrilv ouepended jmytu-nt, sir, by an arrangement atmi- Well Only 137,300 Log* were ttes Ikandwny. Sen Ye,k. ottwL" H.r.. K.,. W �■ juviwsc, waierv, acvraring inasiute —Furtxiahsd this nj. , nd’” ,bick an'1 «*nae*wu, mucou*. 1-r by Cox A Cox, Solicitor, o I PatoTO. ’. “"tre ^•T’ pBteid’ «<e. W-shiagton. D. C. • "’'**’ ’T1 OT Railway Bwiteh. G. Keech, Center-1 «»»«•. ‘■rab* from ulcere,’"Joiahwd gw-Oa^G. W. Kirby, Detroit. • Driqiptug Platform for Ilurveuter* svmntoms — preoeut .... in ._ any symptom, lilr*lv lik-ly to ibo P. Warner, Gilead. ca»o at one time. " ft. Kra., we took tho flro o'clock A. M. u. «ma train on the: morning preiiou* to Door Latch, O. B. Rand, Kalammou “"J -Wm, wUleH Thanksgiving, and at balfqiast ton tho Fruit Basket, W. R. Wileox, St. Jou r,.l, «ho h> m, ,»ifcdw, » »me fiswoon, wo set foot, foT flnl > «,«th. di-u-l ti.nJ. ;nd ___ , -—.u«Axle*, j. H. lirnnrr nirmlmn' time, in Big Rapid*. It claimed by J^ebell and H W Kugg, Benton the ritiam* of tho uid dty, that it cuni tarns a population of thrw’ihourond and 8»«“U* fur Sewing Machine. J. Knox , fire- hundred. Ito that a. it may, tho Throe River.. Automatic HrU-hway Guard. (I E I ; amve-nt ol busiucs* dona'lborv, would Berry and P C. Pingree, Detroit l do honor to a city twie© it* sire. AlPlow J. Blanchard. East Saginaw. thuugji wo wore interned that tboic -------- “• -• Miuarr. reotroit. Extension Divider, G. C. Miller, Dewu* not mm than cnc.fourth the businoit t-cis* bring tnnaarlo that there has • icicv sixiwai iK-ucho. etfeeb, cure, up­ ^Carpet Stretcher, J. Luther, Buchan- , on ‘-eomreon reuw, ’ rational and reieu; been at thU season of the year iu for । ific pnooplro. by itamflii. aoothing and mrr yeais, yet, to u.-, busineaa veetued Atiparatiu for Conveying Grain, H. I lies mg projwnie,, u, w|,ich u,, fllwu)| j brisk indoed. Tho Tioga flouring mill . Gates, Knlauias-ji, gradually yields, wncn tho system |lajl of Van Flrii A Co, thu only one rialtod, j l”'«’ put in perfect orlcr by the uh of' th. Gulden M*d«l Dura/ery. TU. i. , uoee a very heavy bustures. By tho-by. Ij The Star Spangled Banner for De­ tho only perfectly safe, vnenuflo and ‘ we return our henrty thank* to the ।I eenlrnr is promptly on our table, and ia *" *" ' ’ ' oc-tfog upon andj V*n Flcit Brothel for the many kind-1I spite of thn threats, arrest and false i ’huwn ns whito there, an I wo !I change* made against it for its preri*. : shall nut soon forget tlie many swift I’ teuce exposuro of Rugucs, Rascal* and ; *nd plrasant ridoawehad behind Van'. Swindler*, itdua't step ••waving” worth Lorre. ••Patsy." He U u splendid am- jI a rout - In fact, though it* publishers trial, and cun easily make hi* mile in !‘ are threatened, blackmailed au-1 prase- , • cuted, they seem to still fluurinh. Tho two forty, or lesa j Raanrr over flows us of yore with -It) rul- j Krxu or rnc Bizwn —Cancrruu* Tucn in the manufacturing business in । urnns of splendid rundiii;. The • Ro- : min*. fsw^lT ia with Measure 1 Big Rapid*. The furniture businvu i« I giies' Corner” iso* cutting as ever ; aud ; write, in behalf uf my mother, who lias 1 ' esnisd < n to quifr an os'to-t. and ■ cx­ । Instead of one it next year giro* a pair ii b-*n takipg your m«lieinc. King ot tho 1 , clarify whilesalo Thoto i* . cape- । of Charming Chromo*, by Prong, ami a ;j Illuud. for a tumor, aud cun aay sbo i.« molt entirely cured. She b-is ‘Aken nous bnck situated near tho river {Mu*, | paper a yea-, all f >- ,ma ,1^. j, ki^gou) in which there is a splendid ma­ I Rin. it* t« lUt y -.r fo January and ; four bottle* of ihe medicine. Th* tuchine shop, blncksinith shop, tin shop. everybody (uu . x-jpUja.) »h.,ul.l read,, mur was a* larg.- M a goose egg when I she o-tutuoacwl. It i* now only about I • fuundn. a very largo wareroom, Ac. kfiUk'^r1 ■ \ 3. BOBKKTH. f.M. CHURCHES. BACON & KARRS’ tier cent off for rash. Ernybodv knows that Lee', buggies can’t ba boat In (he State, and nowli tho time to rocuro bsrgains. Call atoned. 25lf Val”’J ET,rTd- .'reraaiS-'i.r.' First-Class Instruments. A tare chance to buy Dry Good, cheep—P. IL Babip A Co. of Jackson, are soiling out their entire stock at first co»t. They barn un immesne stock, sumo >109,000 worth of choice goods, ‘ of nil kinds, which they are closing out. , and if .ny *mu ts inclined to visit Jack-! son. this u the bUeo to gel bargains. ' —f » hich the city is justly'prond. There She has doctored bun­ 1 are none ot the sawmills in tho city in a away without benefit. operaucn, os the owners think the times . until using year medicine, for which we tuu ha**l to ran them. Nearly all kind, shall always bo thankful, and ran ireof business that is earrw-l on there extonkively, i* run and owned by stock 1 Democratic Journal it ha* no *uj»rior Otmneud the King of the Blood Io any 1 one needing it. My" mullicr'* name is ! in the nation. It is all it claims to be. ' Ou Thanksgiving waning n splendid and wo ttnst it* prcepeetu. will be road Sarah Dulin. Your* ie-pectfully, । ; ball was given, at which (tbure was a by every Republican, especially by all Sstus McMixis, , very large atteudnuur. /and everyone ' who have attached thrnnwdvns to any Kenton, Ohio. , injured himself hugely. When outside political organisation, ns from Sir advertiwtncnt iu another column. ■ u bare listings to live in :uui> other ! it they will learn thu frw tlyri of the city, we now think /.hat other city will umusgrr-j ot the Granges aud other I bo Big Rapid.* ' New Scales. New Styles. Naw Prices. We invite public aUontioa to tho । pruopeitusof the Detroit publish­ ! ed ia advertising cur columns to-day Asa ; newspaper, it is a* good a* tho liost, end ; iu a widely circulated n»wspa]4 ■ wn will furnish the Weekly to any sub- I be»t of all poniblo talesmen, 'scriber Ui tbu Bsaxxa for 81.50 a year. saleaman who never slotqis, nut! J Politically it is moderately Republican, : er weary; who go.- after I and generally favor the right, although I wo sometime* think it is a little side-!I chant in hi* shop, tho scholar in bi* , wise on sumo of tho great question* of . the day. aud especially so, on that of tho Franking Privilege, nad th* Detroit | Park. But then those era to a certain ox­ tent local and aide issue*. and not to be considered in selecting a jiaper for gen। oral inttliegenej, aud for this the Tri­ hou is a good as any paper pubiphed in w<-sC It* reputation for superiority I luu given it a wide inflaonce. The iastitution i* dreimol to be very thorough, and to prepare young man to transact business neatly, correctly nod with iis­ ' patch-—-fbtfHMe DaHa Eatrryriu. 23 study, tho lawyer In hi* ottice, the lady at her breakfast table; who can be iu a thousand places at once, and speak tu a milium people every morning, say­ Tlie'kidnera and liver uro the organ* ing to each oeo tho best thing in tho nature has ulprefolly designed tu tu-ry beet manner.—.Vnrij-wjer Rtf''tn. out. thu waste* of the system. Tlicy ore J>*/ scavenger*, tho bh-od cleansing or­ Whittemore <fc Stevens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit Hie article descriptive uf “ Our gan* of tho body, and acting under the 1 Bird*,” <xjricd from the Nor. York health-giving influence of Hamilton's I firraiay Tatt, is cumplrted in this issue G..C. Knoppel, 980 Wabash Ave, Chi ego. the projected Kahtga' It give* ua great pleasure to nunouoee , UThr survey i«oo, JlMtings, Lowell aud Norihsfti ! Alichigun Ratlroud i* bring pu.hiri ^tgtho ’‘Rev. Petroleum V. Nnsbv,” (D. IL । oruualy forward, udder the i-fflrivnt Locks, Em].,) to furnish Tux Rare nit-1 taannp>tticut of Col Miller, nssulHl by I John Q. Crossy, of this city. During that w* have made an arrangement with Our Her. contributor . Inst work a line was run via. Thomas' ‘ Mill, in Prairieville, connecting with tho 1 ' old line at Spring Break, aud from ■ humor and gossip in *nch sort a* to | theucw via, Prairieville VQlago to aocuu make his letter* an attractive feature of |viut on the Cornier survey in ths1 Till* is the best Buchu in the market, ■nd atli-uds strictly in liurincs*. Ai>k for it at .1. P. Robert* & Co’* drug ' New York City. J. P. ROBERTS £ CO. promise* to e-mbine information with the pipers<nbe. Now i* your tim i to sab- Term*, >1.50 in advance. We learn that Mrs Lamb, of Orange­ Township of Hope, but aa ywt in this! villa, ■ few days since stepped out at Oounty, no part of the lino hu* been | tho door, and slipped down, and the fall finally located. Local filijifejj (lotice;. DRUGS GRAfflABfflALDISTBlBmif. TW oalr Krflsblt aIfl DUinesoes is u. esuiry L. D. BINE'S TWENTIETH •"'I'lio dog hr is tnfotred in tho Iowa- I'aioa Hall, on Thoreday evening. Xhnraan's Great March tn the Sea, st Union H*ll, on Monday evening. Don’t forget the lecture by Gen. i. iPatrick, on Mondev evening. Dec. S. Tha net Republiean majority on the i t-, for Stat# Senators in New Turk, i* . "Dwight A Burrnll lold eleven pair* of ■ uoU.cne day hat week. A pretty good day* busituMs these '‘bard time*.” Tl»* Thanksgiving aormon*. by Ber. Mr. JacokeA end Rcr. J. W. Bancroft, sie w«U spoken <if by thoae who were fortunate enough to hear cither of them. '.rely, tu Mr. J. R. Dudley, of Rutland, for-a couple of splendid turkeys, kindly !rtt si the rtaidanee* of th* publishers of tho Bixrii, on Wednesday last. Th* firm of George Willard A -Co.. ship uf Rutland, and nearly or quite d -ing finely. Also, at n<-nriy the same every dug owned in that township has a time, Chas Watt, who lire* at Orange­ villa Village, had one of his legs broket ha* boon paid. Wo wish it were a> ia whiie scuffling. Dr. Turner, set Ilia ley all the tunnsbip* in the State and espec­ ially in thi* city. But the diflbreuco is Lut or Lmxas remaining at thu Rutland km Republican uffleecs and Hastings, P. O., Dec. ild, 1673. Hasiinga City Dvwocratic. Ravcrvo It, Clrrene* Brown, C. H. Ifoyinton. Wm. Campbell, Mr*. A. M. Crawford. L. C. Dickinson, K G. Field, J E. Fi«b Oliver Jetlere, Leander Johnson, Mis*. Luisa Kri*t, Ezra l-eon.irl, Susan A. Miller, Arena Smitjn psuu when w» state, that Messrs. Dwight & Wcwtfall, liar* sliqqied aoaie 103 car loads from their elrvat-ir this fall, be­ Everybody alio lias a house, uwl* one ot thusu i-riebratud dotlwa-racka that side* all that lure been shipped by Ih -.iuer, H.cthA Co., havo for *alo. ^/Kind render d«» you owe for Ibis pa­ । They are really the Lent in tho market, year, Hadiey A Co-, and other parties per ? If you do lei it lie the last on* and should command public atiunlion, amounting to as much nearly mono, ex­ you over peruse with auub unhappy a* they uro a hounohuld Cutivoninnce. clusive of large kt* oi flour. thoughts. Act like a man. and before If you want the vmv bcit Painting, our next publication day have the pa­ Kalsomining or Graining, ever dune in per pail up six months or a year in adtbia city, eall na John NichaeL He is born, Esq., of Baltimore. ha* sold ids just the man who can suit you. Otf three jran old thoroughbreed Durham Bull, tn a gentleman m tho Township , ' ‘■What do you think of the amendof Ruas KaUmaxuo County. for eeventy- j men** propa sod tu tho Constitution ” ia Fruits Pickle*, Sauers, etc., t>tc., at all time*. With him von may, afro, find a fire dollars. We congratulate the ven­ asked ua from once tu fifty timse a day. Tull stock of Pure Wiaae and Liquor* dee on bis bargain, the equal of which Well, gentleman, we think you ought for medieianal and mechanical punxiee*, to have achance to read it, and, wilt the price and quality of which will en­ Tliouiands have already gone, and publish it os soon a* wo can find room sure it* «afe -wherev(r aud whenever, strictlr pure article* are required for thoarauds more are turntng their eye* the," purposes' . 32wl _ tow.nnl* new homes iu the fertile West Tu those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming of our readers to the prospectus uf Nevada, Oregon ar California, we rocJrlAar’t Hbutrat/J Hone Ifayauar pub­ ouinwnd a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via St. Louis, over thn Missouri winter fairly aota in, or ia many ernes lished in another column. It Is an inPacific Railroad, which runs it* fine U will be nlmcat impoeMbie for children turMting and a valuable uiagariuo for i g«,f Day Coaches and Pullman Bloopers to ranch the school house in stormy the Hoafebold and sh.inld bo liberally from BL Louis to principal point* ia tho weather. Will tho Council give heed West, wdtort rkayr. Wo belinre that th# Missouri Pacific Railroad hm the bort track awl the finest and safest rquipmant of any hue weat of the MUTh* glorious new* coms* from Char­ lotte, that in obedience to a pobbe sentiraent that could not be nusundrratood. e» mtrib.itars are *uoh writer* a* Dr. I. every saloon in tho tity has closed it* I Hayini, Edward Eggleston, Ixmisa M. dorrs. For humaurty'a sake wo wish AJcofl. and Mr. Rriwra Harding Dari*. X there wowld never one of them, or any It should bu in every family. Crixik daily and weakly JvBiwri, Liu other mu, open its doom again there, or Tho President ha* nominated cx-SoUeu dWolved. Mr. Cha*. D. Hrvwtrr. licitor Genaral B H. Bristow, of Ken­ sjn-iu-law of Mr- Willard retiring vn tucky, fur Altaruey Geaaral, uf the acrocut of ill health Geo. Willard is I Unitad States, Jvire Georgs H. Williama, appointed Chief Jurtico of the Supreme now the *oh propiiMor Aasuciation. will b» furnished theii John N. Ingerwll of the Shiawassee tickets for the Lecture of wen. Kilpat­ has been appoir.t.-d Poeuna^ rick at the drug Store uf J. P. Robert* A Co. and that single ticket, will be for ■ale there and as. the door*. Price Medicines §200,000 00 $20,000 In Greenbacks! PAINTS & OILS 110 000 DT GRKESBACESl oHciBraats.MiiffinMm! School Book* d Stationery PREBCR1PTIONB AMD FAMILY JOB PRINTING Mferiiie ii lie Huliut Bun JOB PRINTING ctry pits ogyor. Buffslo N. Y. or E. A. Ford thra*rsl Pareeagvr Agent, ft. Louis. Mo. QueeUuns will be cnevrfully and prompt­ ly answered. A BABGAI BM1G1ATI0 V TVUIKGCheap Farm, ia Seeth-wert Missouri ! | The Atlantic A FseiCc Railroad Com-1 pan; o&r* LfiOO.OOO wr. ot lawd in Central and Sotnbwvat Missouri, st from >J to >12 p«r aero, on aovan y*ars’ T, JAMES Obstacles to Marriage. woodkd: �THE ALDINE, MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Irani Diver Valley Division Toe tmrgomaater gall is found ia small number* Ha loliows, like many hyperborean birds, Ihe northwest coast ' of America, inhabiting Banin’s Bar, the Polar Boa and Greenland, but be is rare in the United States. The silver gull is more nnmeroui. The Pom-ramen jsger m another flerco and destructive water­ fowl. Tho Arctie jager, or warrior, flies far towards tho Arctx- seas ; few birds excel this in length and lower of flight trssTKBN urr/siox. «alb-s«>i «»rtsr ip iiokr dine .“Sttfig-. era field* of our sphere - porail ly be­ yond where latitude baa any reckoning. The island of St. Hilda is tho only local­ ity in British America which it visits. AU these boreal birds subsist upon thn: blubber of deed whales aud seal* and animal aub.lancee only. Sir John Franklin noticed, during a winter which be paaaad at Melville Island, a pair of Tho Babcock upon Un tend* of the pine, and epruoe, i end the auow bunting, which isnuee Io ua from higher regions aa altns-folk, eating the s.-od which io acattaicd from bay i.round hay racks, and wliat umy chance to hang in tho hea-le of flown' stalk* which protrude above the snows. i -Lwy .1 MM,. .. AW For* Arraray ,,*te5K T'ifc ‘’k’i's: tdssjws»!: l.« U UiiMb ro - -Ibis, .; iS; BMiStateurffi The Emigrant’s Home at Lincoln, tin* capital of Nebraska baa now been ntvrtt one year. This hutirution u a biiililing at the Burlington and Mimouri Hirer ! H- B. station, provided J,y that company ' lor the gratuitous uZc.iu;u<»li.ii..ti ul strangers. Besides/a spacious day [ room, there are ten rhamiiero, in whicli en with nil cotivenicnros fur them to , cook aud wash. Bathing room* for males and females ore also provided. ; Tho only charge orer suede i* chi* cost I of the tool used. [y During the year more than six hun­ dred persons (636) bare here found re­ fuge and rest. Of this number 3ti.‘> were adulu (254 male* and 111 fe­ males) and 271 children; 154 look up homesteads on government land—leav­ The amphibiou a birds follow fast iu tho ing families at the Home while they wake of tho denizens of our woods, hunted for Lxstiou, and 150 or nuiii swamps and meadows. The Canada or obtained work either in Lincoln or west wild goose, which iu spring is seen by myriads on flight to the far North—to Antieorti Island, the Msydelenis, to Bay Chalcuro, Labrador, fow stopping even ■ in Nova Scotia—where they breed, is now wives at once. us ••hired girl*" obtained dapasring thence. They arrive ou Ihe •3 and *k n weak with board. in goe.f Upper Lakes iu October, and towards Lincoln families ; tho husband* and the Nfmtber they wing past in flocks, patriarch won discovered bmneeteml*, keeping in tho rouree of rivers and tor each of then] further west, and took streams, to tho neighborhood of the M ichij Centra! R^R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT RoSlE. DetrnL tai & Laie Kiidm RaiM Harper s Bazar. •m. tra5^-.u C-.t.iarUc Pills, SCHOOL HOOKS PATEHT MEDICINES, THEEVENING POST a square mile nf land, 640 acres, aa good as any in Scotland. Emigration opens to them a new heaven and a new earth, for, in their native isle, they could scarcely by auyjnuesibility, have Other dorks, Im delicate to tho palate over become the owner-i of one single bat mare attrecrive to the eye, keep paca with tbia nhoioo bird in tta Mttrmsal pilgrimage Tho rod-neeked, tho ring-nocked, tho volvet, tho pied. the surf. Ihe golden­ eyed, and tho muscovv duck, almcat ae haste to put their web feet in to water emprasoea and girdle* their fair necks, flies in groups of throe ; ho leaves Lab rador by the first of August end returns there by the flrat of May, two week be­ fore the coast ia free from ice. The teal, the screaming Urn. and the long-n«ked Thia B. A M railroad company hare ' Bold alone their lino in Iowa, and Neb- ' rash a, within thirty-three montos, 478,­ 988 acres io 4,525 [,ui chasers. on ten years credit. and six per ceqt interest. On rales made since 1872 no part of tho principal ii payable tiil the en-i of four yearn,—while twenty per Cent is deduct«i from land pnoae, fur, prompt ira- Paint s Oils Varnt-li and Dye Stull*. CHOICE OLDEST AND SOUNDEST «WKSCteSS Perfumeries nod Toilet Articles. GROCERIES! Baskets, Drut~Ut Sundries, nad Fancy Articles. CONFEUTTONEHIES ! PaiBt Brnsia ana Paiilea Stott. Harper’s Weekly. THE SUN For! Warn Jack^fi & Jatiaai L. N. MIXER’S VINECAR BITTERS Scrofula Syrup! in flight, and when mounted, with tha wind favorabls, ha will travel one hun­ dred miles aa hour. They prefer the ADMIXISTRATOR-S SALE. KS5g£5DS4=rLS thair tight aa far south aa Calilornia- CUIXUCS WISE Of TAB I •STS MsEtnUHMBE' JWM.C. BRYANT & CO. tt3> THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. La no.mar THEugoisi JiDESERV. :j roe ro ryeerr g»i Magnolia Balm DISSOLLTIOX KOTICK- j»s» Price. 01,00 per Bottle POULTRY WORLD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-10.pdf c5a445b3e73183b2aab676e9497826bc PDF Text Text The TH. RyrlaueAll B^|l"a% xatxs er ADmnsnra. f\«ri)»Liciul NO. 33. r~T-~ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1873. VOL XVI11. I have caused to be communicated i al opinions uf tbo principal officers of il.at paaco au I prosperity may follow Iris boliiton. char gu the world over. , That obtained, ! amount transported fa American to tbo Government of the King of Italy ’ho executive departments togolhar with abolition. Tho embargoing o! states iu Cuba, t we shall liars a currency of an exact —>• »r ««« . .-nelly tu American citlxcns detected in < degree of elasticity. If thereto too taken place, it may reasonably be hoped , Contis* tbo SU..M third WUUU couiini*»k>n«r —U.U.X v. cm bo*. this United -------------------------------Btutes, who led— the -wsy •in ------tbe, no W. ot ht-Ulilv fa the Spanish gov- | much of it for the tegitmiato purpore of To res StasTv xvo uorsx or Karat | emmi-fao. With dignity, teaming. orerttirow of tho feudal doetnn<‘ ot. eminent, the murdering of (insuners ; trade and commoice, it wul flow out of! that thl, Ohaog. will be tn lints med and pinhsTivis : Thv your that has paaaud | a,„| hnparlialiir be diachargrei duties petpetuai allegiance, are among the last j talren nitb nrmv iu thrir bands, and | tho country ; if too little ot it. tho ro- even inercaicd. However, aa we pay tincs the subrnfa-ion of my last meuagu n-qulrii g great labor and constant pa- ,0 indioate how their own citiaenv may finally tho copturo upon the high sua« 1 verso will be tbo result, To held what about 130,000,1100 per annum to for­ toCongrcaahas.e*peciallybecniinrretLt- I tiCU0Ci to the satisfaction I believe, of "l"ct another nationality. The papeia -» ----—i:— .h.. r.ltad I .. i..» aU in ann»riata our num. eign' vcBOela f-<r the tratmportation of iul one to tbe country. In the midst uf '■ goreintnimte. aubmitted herewith indicate what is not- Slates rwgiatry, bus inlminattxl in an cy to that itaudard. ia a problem deterr­ onr aurpliu products to a market, ahua gnat nafainal prosperity a Hnanital («---« ..ir cwsary to place ua on a par with other ontbuiat of indigtmtiou that ha. aeeniml ing of tbu moat nnioua conaidaration of increased, the balane. of Irada ia aninal _- Ito a------- to.—i *1... k— Ito.—a. I— 1 * W-T « “»ik T"1 «■*«» u» *««» ^Miona fa liberality of IcgitlaUl l.) this amount Tb. subject u one worthy of your Kriooa coaaidvrati I turn on thia international question. Wo Political portixanahip Im* altuwl The oxpertenc. of th. Jwee.nt panic baa <1 ... o.t.T ,•*, 1,11 V In f I. 'wr»—■ .>.1 . ' Cheap trsitopottslion is .subject fast proton that th. currency of tho country, ia sttrseted the aUsution of both probaaed na it ia upon th« credit of tu. nt leant of the .miro annual inipropria- oounlry. ia the Ixwl Ibet has over boon rioua lunH-ipu-ncv*, pnd.xcitUl the pub­ b e citizens, and may volunlanlr render lion for that branch of tho terruw. trait. devited. Usually, in tfawe of such triallegiance to other powers. Wo have ing to Congresv and the pnliEfl opinion lie t.fad from one end of the country to panic and atringeney, Aa Conyrea., al ------ _ .. — ! agreed that residtncu ia a fcr«ign land, of the Amwn-an propio to ji trtify ...yms the other. This bajunly now is in the iu last srasiun, appointed a efweial com­ hn-d to cfaima of British <-ubj«« taUnllo „Jnrn. *haH of iuclf rourso of satisfnclory adjustment, hon­ mittee to investigate ibis abuh .object ; arising during tho penud named in the ' notk ..xputrimiua. Wo have agreed, iu orable it, both nation, concerned.. Amaming. f..,m th. set of tho last to d. p w of iton any lortu.- Now w. roanaw asMOoa. ta asatxaL. 1 olhB; to(Kh dtom. 7f a ^milar uaturo I invito Con- Congrosaiu the aiming sf a •-urn- ; th, ,uvcn<,. nulll, „ of until their report ia ready. The lela'fan. uf the United States, j mi.fag aft.r fa. fhh day <d April. 1865. huwrvur. with moat of tha other nations and it i. known that other claims of a : th. repeal or modification of tb* statute via rwtonct nCTaatwrev. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE A—,to toMtorWBto 1. The ordinary postal revenues for the! rd Stater. cogairablc by any trd department thereof, be required tursa of all kinds to »2»,l|84.M5 67i illation be directed, aa far ss prertieaThe iucreaic of rivroM. ov.r 1872 wi_ 11,081,812. lodrpcndent nf tb. pay- ; country and their great work. The ninth csnsus baa fore them for adjudication. tai service, parlicularlv upon railways, and tbe Improved facilities for the en|. Icclioo, trausuiMiioo, distribution sod I -—~~ ITT"-' —7r “■•r-.-i •»r:.."T:. ZSXJ'iXZ.ZXT'S.-.m taken in 1875, to - | !h ™o»w,totol ,m««ltou< l<> pv>r . . . pe.ni * to m-l -...I -X,, tom, <h„ tor-b tom Mto* u. torn-, I, aud minor non era, with Bract I «ml must ar.lo to have these claims also* uf the South American Itepubiio.' anil | und disposed of. with Japan, nothing ha. occurred durT4t W4fc w acuccx p<~« -<“* >*> »"'■■ b 'to ,u* to Stolb «, mudl, ,,to Itto J«to, th., bll^.lb ’-to' Tb."Ut.y J.- VtoU. 11* Utoto to >to rto<. .... b. canal ' —I — cuinucliug to.,™La..to.. Lake Erie .»h with a*. tide ,,,< to r«ir » aroto.l .<--tototo. . oftil u |.(,to..4to tones to toltorn ...... <1. UOto K..., TU S'W ^.^^-^ito-totoDtoj. (toa, toitoSEtototo*. turning such other kindred tiuB on fa-py„», w,,nt iu our comii ; may s*.-m boat to Congress. j j ,llRq,.et two ofliers far your cou- ., to .m ..»< .> to mu,,,, r.totm. to L.k. .„h to..to I tom thw^hwuUb. tor. rtolih, <u | «■ S-lltol. n>rrr. ill, ib.Mb| 4 < rlande and the Sultan of Acheou. th. >> oennure wrrir srxa. >i<)cn*t->n : Uie» ie tratamittt-d herewith ipliaacj with tbo request of >• To aufaerfa. th. Ewwlire to' I u utoELto .* Ul to ...pirn „|i. <~ ,..to.l..,!to l,to* Itoto to offkeirB <>f tli« United Slain, who uerw \ truMmitted to tlto Amari-! approvei»f so much of any meumiro paw-1 ' 1.1 lb. tore, .h.« „□< —|toto I > "■ •“* >b. W~, ..« ‘h. Tb. ’ .. ■ . tn*r Hie two lion, •-» o( Cotiirr.-B* i-*i Im . Ip executing tho win of Congn-w, os preserve nn impartial neutrality. ««p*. to.itoi tor. ■"S-i;1 ”■« .‘".St ,ll‘.’“l-ri'T I hr j »»™,< l'»l Tbto Suto Ibtofh < -wess-d tn f's joint re»o|utiuu of the : talieved that they hare done to. ’7”“l P-rdea , r4„,j wu„ Au laUto. I-- •' * r, <-ll U to. Buto. mijucax aan xtucix utXHurnuui.sio.v. | mo|]| ^ojomt roauluti.iu approved < ri t-> the Mine . _q, ... • . ... ! W.<uld It not be wise statesmanship Io Tho joint commission, under the oon-' th. 3d of March last, tondonug to 1! . . 2 t.-i .i -...„ ceil, it cuur.ot uo tuanoa uuiv in p«ri, I v.utioK veutioK .with M.txicu M.txico uf 1868, having |> j«u[ilo of Spain, in ththe name and mid on beI back to tho bona.- m which fas rn.-a.nre u{ lh<_ murthaU or monuf4ctur. tetetfatfe men ant^ of binary commis- ngaiu boon ......................................... kgally prolonged, 'bna -» rer.-1' halt ol cl tho the American jw-ipl-. poopl«, tha the «• dmor meusuros ongtnated. and I pasvod „ for , bXtX i no matter sioaers were ui.tb >rixod to nttond the ■ aunml it, buxineav. which it is fapeil. I gnxluktioas of Concrete upon the of­ h Cl,m lhan> b, in Exposition a: Sienna as Commissionei a , may be brought to sn early coneluaioa. (oils to couMilidaty in Spain the prinei- I by a two.ih.rJs vote of the two home-. . i.u the |-a:t of the United Sialaa. It is ' Tbo dUtiuguiahcd representative of ! pies of universal liberty tn a nspuohcmi ।1 thaa to IwMsmiu a law witboat the ap-1 . would S-1-a bl 1 ■ . ., -ui-to. ind “«®’. to-wi<: The nvetelougb on th. prova) of th. President 1 wteuld - , 1 Hur Britannic Jd.jeaty at Washington 1 luruful government. Th. axietenoe of; emrimuldb. lie 7WnJ^T. and diaa«»ri would H»d™ * Clair FUte/aod tj. -Ufa-to. .to.IETimS-™.toi " a- b. recurring with tho.lMbc.ty in Illiums cud Mmm ppi Btv.r.7 Thia rtpawfathe j«u>t resolution, m orour o, hi. govetumeut. to assume tho snl to ruablo 1-uablo ths tho people people ot ot tho Uutted Iwsiamsiblo । M|lJ n,elwngiblo dutim duli,m of „f umpire „alpre Thu treuoffMOt mwtsuro wae fab • V and in order to ’ irivv ou^ ID0 to States to ate in tbe udvntitagre J thi< nn,| w |end fa, weight ; l„wed by the rotas* of sovrrol thou- fc”“ cl *• « • ~ j. South, in giving thrm cheap transport! of the International Expu.itioc ul tb« | uj bbl e|jaract,,r and name to such dr- ..and iwraous illegally aol-l a* slaves in j. lion fur their produce to ths aeaboari • ■ 1■ •■ ev in sues uo-i -nee* ■jc-w.ww ... —Al sericulture, manufactures < ............................ > - - if... . V...« >1,.. t'miuln Genera! <>; mgly, . liticn- Tu prevent tho Utter it 2. b, M «™< •»take pleasure in adding that the Amer- ( ^ofal<xi,,, fae tor— toto—i. « tod-’to toi.™ -r b,, -to......' JM.X.EX.n*natiousl banks ! ticularlyl-f these articles of food winch ,ran exhibituta have reeoired B grntily Tho commissioners api-umt^k pursu-( Mmlnd. which had pwU.ued u* „ n,nTr#wj bv Kareutiv. proclamation. by ro-' d‘> not a foreign m.rkd, and fac mp number_o. diplomas und medal*. lQ tt>a-<BUtfa,ri€y uf Congre^, to ex-l office smre l>- >. Tho a*ques-ered «.- , • j 4unB(t c-ntauiunro of ■ fr"'u. 1*" “•! • 1 t.r;rM(1fwluell.fa.rcfore,areMti«g»During tbu Exjtowt.-n a cunforenoewa.' nature ami extent ot Um tutro ot An-.cqcaa cit«-..k -Wob h.i I J |w ,lu’nB«‘,M“ " **} {“ tUam : |.i^ bv forv.go dvaixod. The ad.an„ ‘ brii faro vaults, ami bj fure.nx them Uted bv fare.gn d.mxnd. 1^. Mlv.te 1. <1 ai Virn-i for the pur^c of rfm j f„ _K, hy IT«aMO„ trom Mexico, upon be.-n tbu eausSol i-rog and fiequ.nl u--t (hp Ev^.0|i„, n— faw own iirolls, though ami by itlurc.nx . *■• _ ---------------u-. — r...r into resumption, would tuam uu'y «.S*e . each •***"'£'* ’£".£ PuItftUun on the’systems I'«t’Tj'linIJ ,‘n !-be oi T.xs., buv*-mafa.-a re^rt, ' rospio fanre. w.-re or-l.re I tl-c u .t’>r<-I b[. it (roIU tu fau , I iu kxai-teuier noire Fur this purpose i sr^umrut, I submit *he subject to you, Jiff.rent .ountries for prutectioa of tn- < wm t*.. submitted far vvur con- t.> their owner* All these h.x-ral st. pi r I1 wo"old suggfat tbo establishment of therefore, without further cmhimul Venture., 1 auihwu.-d a repre-utauvi- wdo,a:fan. ' w,.ro taken in tho taro of vioteut wpo-1 ,ri..;^u.aa,^nM ^.<1 by fa 1 doaring bouato fur your rousMnration. ■ *. -.ixMcx wnu tub araw sevni or v», Ct the Patent Office tu ta present •« i WITn tUr vmrntTxax ouvoi.s- sition. directed by tbo xuactioi-.atr iJuie"?■ i To srouro the funner, many plant have I j„ attempting to regain Mr l»»t comVi-trns at the time when thi. conference i wm* ,u* ‘ “ hoUw, ot Havana, who ore vumly »tnv---------- <— - . ■“ . ! been suggeetol. most of which bvk to ' ni«rc< sod carrying trade, I heretofore wiu to take place, in order to did. as far I , ' .k„k-.,„ ing to stay Ute marth ot idea? that fan ’■ fa which there ~ are no .re- IDO imuattoil. nflatw:i. oa . ......................... ....... ---------OU otto ouo bond, uaiu, or cumcorn- ,.3hc4 attention u. the Slates south of us as he minhI. in wcuriug any possible I Tho Venorm-fanGuvommen..Umbeen riuinatca 41av»ry in Chnsteudoi.i. Co- cjnstituliuti. -..I-,... — --« ul lo^mtotuto le.-salatum . .uin . „ )hp . rG., , Tvrnro,^ . on . the other, l _ i-l. stiicUuM a« to. ,l,n the .iii.ivoiB sulijvc.std nog a 6. Id wtwre ___ mnen migm u. Lvagrote iu ba only excepted. Unhappily. Iroweser. byCngtw- U~»n. are re-l^J• « £ Idditiuwd <ltUu| c,[ra,lwlOdlu|; •mpliahrd to further thia object. 1 ' )'nSil 1 this bnttefal infliwuce hili fain far »uo- is always iu the power uf (.cn.-rosv, l(i# surplus Ju< fund? fun,h ot ot me ltl«l ,ogs,tl that .mill aiproprutwo fa towny, in fa refitauixia th. J’ i eroded in defonpos llteuff.n, of Ml lib- u .1,it-tit* t.-rui i>1^>'.tL'--. to vroyi provide fur __ 1. ufaer- malfa, Mromp.bied wilt sulhcrily fur during c nol^Kfa to -r f |hu , . eahOU w hnn «Ur'7*'*‘ scnl-nnndrtl men m Spain to abulifa j ,obmj. to, )oar Svcvtary of the “ • V lut. It is . . . -_1 It'.r •eto-d at auy time. Th. hret ul tern I auivn-lijftllt- wuUid "tot t l' ■■ puuiis I cuas:jeralrHk wfalber this difficulty It ia my pleasant duty to announce 11 0Trtwtnu authority the .-tor of Ita ub.ig.i- 'lttu le neditseal supremacy eontin- againp/tlio mar y abuse and waste o( j public tnuii.-j. wfaeu creep mto appro . uf |bo u Juu,, nt nntinr.. A- tburu e’-r,-10 w.slavery uristocnK-y in bills *ml Other imyocaiut ureas- < {Q 00tniaaj Usnk.of issue, any ' bvwever, thatv-.tv , Cuba p4ju,ily arraying '-xiif w | ..pritoiou .... ..i ,b.- <-v i < r< t: boare ’ . a- -i 1 ng them Bprinp vunup more aud^j otoi-a hostility and deft-; ___ t ih. se • bewitanev it recoguhing ' porconte.-e of their iasuo, ear 40 p g di.-1 i0 imrt at tewst^irom 1— h“' —“• b“'” ^,S^tototob.s.to 1 cut., utun tbo banka d.jvailing wi nil be ' discharging them in connection wilu its onnectxjn wt.it it* ... .. la j n(ai nl u politicalaianuc-wn wi..i . CMitoi.n* which preceded thorn, wiL — ll.» Tr.u.snn>r .if th. United Sut.» I —:“rl obligutiuoa to other govArutoeata, tho ’tha Reuublic in the pcuiniula. and tl-: nxvuvn—nx-.axjrautxxv axc.-i found iu the document' tranunitted ... ___ .nA and Aafvinir tho until' .... . . cf«..<.. __ _ ! exp-Jtency of lurfas: lorbaranc- on oar ‘ . xrgh nsuneng defying th. «uiutrom —~ 4«aW th. herewith. j part is be.iered to be wijjrtby of your . far of Presidential office* was 1,363.an iucre.an of 163 daring ths year. The total length ot railway mail routs, st the date o' the year was 6^457, ah faervaac of 5^48 mile, over tbs yiwr 1872 Fifty-olpe rsllway poawSoc lfa«a were In operation on the 30fa of June, 1873, extending over 14,866 milro uf railway r ates, and pert,-hum an aggregate scrvie* of 34,925 milu daily. Tho uumfas of letters cxchinired with foreign countiics was 27,459,185, aa increase of 3.H96.685 orcr the previous year, and tbe total weight of correspondence vx- deruirtmei.i. departmei.t- i 1 | j The policy into j , , I I I blue dur ing the peal inc uvirri.iv - -- - -­ lie Works of this dislrici, fas city of Waahington ii rapidly asatning fas app-aranee of a capital of which the na­ .: _ ——>1 l_* t. rnm l.riliz a Indiana aa rapidly aa jo-sdite Mi reser- euuscuasuka v. --------- - — -----o ----­ spared streets, and almost impassable . tv:-.-- r._„ ■ !,_ mail It ia now eweiade a satisfactory pvisiai c-nveutiou uifa France, but without sueresa. I invite fac favorable consideration of Indian Territory, ecutb uf K.uu and' wc»l of Atkanraa, ia ,utteicot io area and agriiurfural reaourcea to eupport all tbit, people, will bo collected La a prrenterJ atrp (or ihia ition, I nin no. eatiaflvd that. ---------oa mucellsucoui rniittr; lor adjiMtiog the eoinpruisti..n of all poiimaaicr. ap­ I pointed l y the I’rvaideut by tl-.c old : I Bodt „f ^il(g Ulc ,llarJ ie ad ,p.c;»| lt-.urni; and espeeia i ,' ^.^tle action by &ogr bJ fa^ant rerommrodtoku . l1 The operation* of the Patent Offiv- room ia itei-mningX^yioue d»y by day. 1 reanectfuHy invite yur aiiei,t>oo to consideration of portal telegraphs and teriur and Cc thia eubjeet. ”211 i-C x made during ibo paal year toward* tho 1 Biupetisiun o* the mlamons Chine*? Ito. <■.,»«» Btob <•> to ™,..Xbbtobto..b.,b..- -J .. . =-=? ? Stctei by the Tribunal of Arhitrauou al Geneva was paid by Bur M-1— to*. - g. 2£.ir«is~«. “a-.1 incuurrv or - • —• tom.« -» «"•••' “£ ...,tobb. —r.l.b.-.h. .«-JI fc£4,U„rWr4u,b.toltol,bahl-> ,l„< that to. thin ,favorebte .exhibit will toto-to.0Ob. tototoj ,-hto-^ uto.. to. lb- l-~« «-->“' SSto tob„r..f7b.„ <to,to. ,a«B BUM , coioiag money, with authority to eoln w-(b 4t ^.^y <m the part u owa bills for canceltetion tu an 1 for inek natiour as may apply in Waki„g am.rv-.-.u.i.ros. »nd jZum’nud U. fae faro ot fa.bund. The attention of Congress ia invited .oranixina other tribunate. A ■ Coagre« that which inspired the tasurrec - i ^ver hasbylaw ptuvided fur «h<- Tutre Au .foment oppo~d to’gran- ttoS5.vilto-toB.tB to,..to. wr. .i,bto«.|«"“™--l’"',Jd7'^,2,|U atotoBMW -b- on the propriety of sufaorixii.g os- ps\»ble according to the terms of tho treaty. In compliance with tbo nrovi ' XI.— •( 1 B.7 I it 'em i„ **, j to sAto. amount ao redewmod was rnveeted in a 1 «s-*xr* a turn of temgrew.. ... Cuba, and wrier profertfoB. U ‘J* My. .cd j.«t out two! cllsfau tbrir oa“ ‘^.nd, 'power in Cuba, and B, Ulin j--. - ---------- ------- _ .uuu-icr — .....to- u ox . . ■- ------ ... -..Jit nilghl; mg »-> ms’ll La-led DistvB u-nus are »» of b.yalty to the | rourre. «!>••« U to recooiroendatwus made by fac Scerclaiy hausting Ike re■ouraeaof fau idauJ. un cuWmt0„.. nit In tbo atppruptis- * pledged for the bills returned. Iu view . of War, there are two which I would »»• of fae great actual c-mtrsclion that bu ! 1. doing m ts which are at '“"f^Xv “0M ,or ,n,b,ic ‘n‘,,1,hnR'!" fae mnnv 1 ... . . . ....tons, and tbe ' Mcially iurite you to consider : to I. Tbo importsne. of preparing far >v. X'ldied State, fur »15«60<h0‘A wlunh u ! ernment to oxwnte a protectorate now held by the Secretary of State aub-' 'L- .. ...... Wu“ -! K„. c»i-iw jset to the future dispoeitvon of Con' gre>», . . I renew my re«immrnd.Hion, S; i SS< S to” totoVto - ~ . •*>TsS marking th. the United 1U BUB , VO.-B-BV '7irricnltural college scrip; 6,803,536 .._________ r., tb- 70S.- vorv, — --------- r--tieally abolisbvd uy these deeisidtas, and there have hern but few or no jury tri­ als in the D'utrict Courtr of fast Terri­ tory sine, fac lut scion of C-ngrvte. Property is left without protection by "33.518 acre, were approved to State, aa iwamp lands; 138,681 ahrm were bate courts -if the Tertitory tmw si sumo to iisoe writs of injuuclisn and 30,488.132 Berea of public laud were ire; 100,775 acres were approved lion in — --- . — j - : Ocularly ia thia oeevaaity felt in the Med­ . < __.1 <v..t:->nM IlcEartmerits. Pay Department, it is now ditteult to make the payments to troopi provided for by law Long delays in payments nrodactiro »f derortiou.- and dstnorsrinv rvjmaaicra. — — - -,«cu vacseriri in the Ordkanre DepaK- i- anti t«r tue .... uxpenw, lio'g an .n example «’ "» ma-■v induce th.m to erect £ . tlieir Senatortl but 1 would have tin. work conducted at timca when the revruucs id the country would abundantly the sequiesevnoe of Cooof the Executive. I os rd dtr.la. fac preset inrpose of dcriaiogmich maintained, end which to 218,443^05 acresuf llie public lauJj cjboaaiia. pararre ot an 1 of Colorado lief that fac set approred March 2, 1867. entitted "ao Act to l-labliab rtf Uuilonn Byitem of Bankruptcy throufhoui IM United Btatea," is productive 01 -involuntary bunkruptey” operate to in­ crease the financial embarrammeut of careful and prudent men, who very nf. ten become iuvolvmi in debt io tbo of Russia to emigrate to thia eonbtrv^a government, if certain be made to enable that p«ee to meet all their Itabllltli-., yet eu Moosnt of the Mtraovdhiary roareity of m<m<y they “>»’ be uusblc 10 mret all tU>r pocuutery’ obligation, a. they bs__umito of which tasv J“Thi iltoto Ik" teBtoV thirty txnius ouisku-b—b --- -­ March, 1809, »» "f »1*1eh took the nlv. of fail tenders iu fa. b«uk reSX2-,.X •“■’Wr. off fur tho Ust fivo msutin of tre pres uni y«w f«m» .touted to produce, owing to fae general . J-ut th. of tfaptemWr oadUmrufaro. u an. or dotenfam oil vxan aaruasr. son the ]>art of n . f lliwut,r, if it l derogation of th*..-rll° fu“ . in disrrxSt - of tirn tr»iud Butmsc." is yet to -------hi accord^* with thb principl-, the tber event it « JT«r d“!y “fa restoration of tho Virginias and the aur. r -V- .Mwtvorw of her pasBcaand crow, ano » ;-----T^-naof“dZUni^Btmand to take ad vantag” »* “•* . . "T >,.4 been rruilty of tllO U- that may bar. scented- My, D.turalaed ctti«oM ’ them, ana onnt diapoeed of, 1,626,266 al large. .. mining tbe J*1I extradition ! tha u< inssea growing out or iuv — vessel, by ths Alabama end tbe Shen^,,to, tob bto. 'bbl- II" . andeah. after leaving Melbnume, far „>. r.. n-~eto !S*‘^"‘02X,^.blU -»b« which lbs toffvri travo received noeqoivalent or comr-en-ation. and of mtccrtoin■D.ram ?'a„ toe««r toV,.toito.. ilr th* naro^s of tbu ’° j v ren(,w a nccommondatiou -• -- u- WM seuou - u u nql ftr dutnnt vn<-a » 7”lSStor““ieimmw ”"%^ ,I — lb. bl,b ~ ™ fore 0”faly ?*,!^ recufre cuinpwiva-icm tor tbe • , mrrtaf,o uf JA-rembcr. 1870, that th b gl ***h RUntK>ut Turnado. an I ’ ofay puM-.11 them, but will »r a part of the gold interest accruing th/c^teT-itablMjS.7* ■ 1 i42^to-i" i«“ tot"! I t,, °1 -I-Xt —fa -.b.toto, rtoUto. uixm the Unde pl.dg«d sa tecuriiy fo» 1 have uoUrsfleeted .uotigli . ..r nttaianirers I for twraon. who now recetv»41lownuce their itoUc■ ...ixi>, i.kvh <11 nn>* Vunatr tb. proviaiuaa — uriw»»,« Assembly, and not appointed, aa prorid- importance loan fcrtificstion. The lat­ ter can be loppliM very ipcedily for temporarj purpute. when needed ; IM to”; । as ^^-2, e*- , a. rvU!~ to thy,. wm> ’of th. United Bute. without rwxaurr ar imvtacats l crtiaemi of law nut to detail. Itiea , ,b. ..toto --“X I ISSSlfa" t”"'1 “J pto .« to Sli.i. ..a to I to uttol Suto Uto b-V—.8 ttute. rrepreung Lur national tod^wml.uou, rrwgu r-i of tebruary, hat CouRrna. made’ pro- State. rrepecUng <«««-* .. .... । br Great Britain and other nrarHunby ta« Bonn:- in a cificvr or comnnwnnmr ““ - of thn l-faitea «" ‘T”’ Hrfad^rtbe fatets, aud stated , UBammnU.ly us tho H« Britanbte Majeely. th- dotefano- .breed- with their families- tnfaw We . .™.rv,Ted Feb. 11, reaot^‘•“‘.■^of' tiou uf ao much of th. boundarT line between the territory of Grw*t Britain bearing the ~oi th. —> *» x.bu.:«i s-i-. Affair, in U lab require your early aid ipecisl attention. The Supreme Court of lbs United Siatee, in the case of Clin­ ton v» Engtebtechl, decided that the United State. Manhal of the Territory could not lawfully eummon Jurore loj. ~----- Tire population of the Tbe building of t1ir»e latterhai1 occurred st a doubly fortutiau time. They arc . . , -toluui ll.ev Will reepic y--------- ------- . monetary matter, ib.l the mere filing of a petition fa bankruptcy by an unfriend , _ —U embarrasa SSu? icteric, u... fayoad all precededt in the samt. pen- t. toe ",------- k they illuswaio row* rvacbed and munuiineu , —- - ---- -- frighten or ------- 9D.S04 invalid military '"’T1 ntuwnaof tnc vXl Smtre. aod ateo ?,w^d fademnifving those who nfay be toto.^-±-».S,b2 <e eutraueoitea •••— a,„u,!»■?>“' >“ trotne. at an inflation to.will »«» vuu.u ’ jKi rmrewnufata .object with the U«*<wu and be that tbo Gm -Stat« ebould j Iler Britanic well av inuivmuai itotB—r",------ -WB Undue inflation, «« 1410 olhcT m. UtU oau .------ h iccumnlating. 1 »««.«»■ M thrtso ww pending before . ni.lxB tke . �iJvdfethfe________.•ItU. ____________ _ — •ie apocinRy favorable to the iraua of tbo to-callrd 8.65 cunvertable bond, au ably urgtd upon the attention of Ouagrra* by Eenatar Ferry uf this Btnte in tanner On tho tinnepurtaifoa question we have no fnkh ia tlm Prreideut*a ouggvstiun* and leoemmeadationa looking tu the l.oilding of'ship canals, or their cn. ouragvmcat by Cungrwsa. Our rail­ roads are cur depemlrtioe fur ntrap t»J frairfi traneportatioa. Wo believe a bridge from the foot of Second Street serves the Dvtrml river, at Detroit, would do more to promote sfirap truasperirtien than thu canal system suggest­ ed by the IWdent it it were practical tn carry that into effect, which wo do not believe it is. in thia gwoeratioe. whife the bridge acroea tbe Detroit riv­ THE DETROIT Pfsiepispal and hliplpej? Card?. i on Louisiana opens Scribner's for Dv' oeaabar. Mr. King’s first article on , this subject created an interest which th* preaaat paper cannot fail to deepen. Neuralgia, Burn-., Sofcmbr, In the ' aunc number ia a “popular Sore Threat Boil*, Wound*, »c^an•o,, paper on “Savage Man. with HoarMtneln Ulcer*, IlntlMcs, very striking illustrations; an intareetHeadache, Pilon. Sprains, ing sketch, with portrait of Proctor, the Toothache, Colle, Old Bores, celebrated young English astronomer All Hemorrhages, now ia Uiia country, by John Fraser; IHarrha*. Proude'e second paper on an English IL. Abbey, in which tn» Wat Trier ineurrerlwn is tourism! upon; a timely and able disetsaaion. by Prof. Atwater, , of Princeton, of the Hpecie Payment queetion; “Black Rock.” a story; a ptx-m by Bret Harte, entitled Luke (to tbeColorado Park—1878); an eaplanstiun of “Cariism in 8pmn," by J. WPmton; and routine riion* uf Hi*.. ! TTT A 'KT TR f The exohange bank nt Big Rapids was robbed uf12.500Bwndayuight. ' An Ypsilanti Justice, whose official return of fine* was being iuvv.tigated baa suddenly decamped. Th* increase of school childrea baa been so great in Kalamaxoo tha* fir* new rehools lir.ro been opened. Tbejxwtoffieo at Lawton, waa de­ stroyed by fire ua Saturday last. The mails and keys uf the office were eared. IxinJewraro near the bead of the Muakegoa now get tbeir sumtore ia ria. the Jackaoa, Lumiag * Saginaw Rail- Rev. D. <J. Bnell, of the Methodist er could be built in lew than twelve Church at DeWitt. was recently killed Herewith we place before our readers by a failing tree in Delta, Ingham tho fifth annual Maaaago of President Trafu.n . atury. Katherine Earle," ' W The condition of tho War and Navy Grant. It ia an important document, A recent shooting affray, at A nuada. I*vp*rtmenta ia intelligently regimented fall of interest to- evdxy one who given uj»n. and the IWms.ter General's baa aroused the authorities to take Stops to prevent the sale of whisky in to tbo public affiaue of tbe Nation th* •cherues for telegraphing and banking that village 82,000 broom tuiadleo were n|. ntli perfect may be quretiorrtd as we reprint cd. He. also, cbmmande tbe the Poet­ recsived at tho depot in Ionia. - A sol­ from a copy sent by telegraph to the master General's soln-me Iu destroy lhe emn wnruiuj; to husbands, ways th,IMt OoMa, >el its general .(.curacy may iMUBly prvea in tbe iatcront of tbe ad­ be ptoeumed red d^wndod upon we Three wool ibnslera ia Grand Rapid, Cabinet" th.re ia ‘'The Houm on the vertwing sheets published in our great have no doubt. It saay put Ire u docu­ have thia season pun-hMcd MJ6.000 Corenr,' “The Commoa{Jace.’* •The ritiee, at which we are very much eur- pounds at wmiL tor which they have ment of -great literary finish, tbo New Inrisiblo Hinge," and “Bomclbiug Bet­ priaed. Bui we hare tou much faith in paid fi3A2.UO<i York JTtr'4 *nya it is nut, but in any ter than Truth." In Hom. and Bodety, n Republican Congreea to . think they King aud Ljons. of MraiMninec. have Culture and Progrea*. Mature and ovsnt it grasps its kul^ect. well, ban- ; ; will ever coueet to ao suicidal a project. been held for tnal U(*m a charge of <Rca them in a common sense way, and Erieuc*, and Etchings a great man* >,»(! »u unjust an attack oa tb* pru*e munler in tbo flrat degree lur .hooting subjects are briefly treated. 1 wl*o*o labor* have mad* and sustained otre Tlioma* White in a drunken ruw. with regard to theni tlroroughly under-' The January number of Bcritiner'* 1 Tbe annual meetfag of tho Btato the Republican party. • Teacher-s Aasoriaticn will be held at I will bare features of special interest vtopd, even if all of them are not ap­ The arguments in favor of tbe repeal Ann Arbor, Dre-mlier 80th end 31rt. proved by the great l--»ly of t A Ameri­ cas people. * Th. taaa i* that of a pat­ or essential modification of tbo bankrupt Trachera fnnn nil parts of the State ore invirml ilk nirau.l riot ie ststreman, who carvfullv eschew­ law are fiitriMy etaled. and should re­ ing al! display or affectation of oamie- ceive tbe prompt attention of Congress. I We are in receipt nf the Pr.'qwctM So of the proposed legislation for ths . clrucn about public affaire, is auiioua for 1874 uf that leading and tigurou* only to communicate right view* to Con­ protection of the Courts ia Utah, and Faina and Fireside Weekly, tho 1‘rume ' gress, and tn any went to stimulate that tbe rerommendatioaa in regard to the firvw, which ia, without nccptiou. On Thursday, at Lmaing. during a body to baneficeut legislation, whether i Wo might add much more tn rolatkm gain uf wind, several wooden structure* l;is own suggestions are taken ot not. were blown down and the walla of the tu this melange that would be of interTbo first part of tha message ia taken new chair factory partially demolished. <Mt, bat have only room to aay, if Gni- - TIk> damage dune anwunted to about up in reviewing several uiattera of mi­ , greea carrwa out ia good f»itb one-half I •1^00. nor national import that n-quire. uo I ot the good ecggcetioEa of this docu­ Tho Ent Ent*, noticing lhe arrival ot special diecussfoti, such aa th* main ooment it will do well, and the Repubb- workmen from Buffalo looking torrurrennre of the past year, tho Vienna can party will have little to fear from I work, rays there are hundred, ot De­ Exposition, our relations with China, troit men unable to procure work, nod tbe ojqoaition at the next etoelioa. no 1 the Geneva Arbitration, tho British My* outsiders who cum. there will find and Chromo acheme* for obtaining sub- j matter whether they call themeelvce i uaUiing iodo «'ri Lei*, cud csprvaard their det train-; boundary, the ouXsunding war claims, Demcernts, Coueerrativoe or Refonarrs. atxni to ran ths J’rerrv Emrr upon its, the Mexican < \ mml.reinn, ate Among । jvel merits Such a paper needs no ■ cfap trap to gain it a place at th>- fire-I aids of the intelligent and cataret farmere of lbs Northwest, and w* predict uificaace aUacbod to it; we moon the A IN 1 L DIVING FLUE, BASE HEATER WEEKLY TRIBUNE REPUBLICAN PAPER ! OXE OF THE 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! LARGEST WEEKLIES ffltjlfEST pU^KET pqiCE. 56-COLUM^ NEWSPAPER Good Tough Oak, Rock Ehn, or White Ash Lumber '•yi*frr. oa« tsSt-- Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. application of San Doiuiegu fur a pro­ tectorate to be exercised by thia Gorensmer.t, but it ia a mere mention, just that, and nothin;* more. Apparently much greater impurtaucw attaches to the next topiu, the neoMeity of clcariy i defining tbo legal statu* of a large class of our dtixens who reside more or lass ' jwrmanently abroad. This question in- ’ voire* th* whole question af axpatriatiou which year by year is giving birth to very peqdcxing casoi that may yet peril our relations with other governmenK and we trust it may rereive that careiul eoiuiurratiun its merits *eeui to dinund, and which the President eo much dsaitiN, from CvagreM. its already huge list ol patrons, br this ' straight.'otwaid and manly couias of' action. The lotnpeny propose io pay , liberal cash commiraiona toClub Agents, I and also to make great reductions in price to thuMi who may associate togetbor for subscription purpose* Full par- | tieulare, sample tuples. Ac., will lie fur- I silked gratuitously on applioation to ' the /’rssrir Aerssrr Comtwny, Chicago. I < ngrera of th* bottl'd Hutes, a "regu­ larly organized gang of robbeis," says the Htoo Jturtol. Well, in that Coa- that a purer, truer, more manly body of men, than cumpoeo tho Republican majority of cither House of Coagrvoo, Xanywhere grace God's footstool, 4 the frailest one of them all, is as pure as an angel of light, in compairThe President terr gracefully opens iaon with tho mau who dares' style his presentation nf the Spaniel* contro­ them a “ regularly vrgaa ixsd gang of versy and romvlication with a rehearsal of tho congratulatory tribute paid by car guvemtueat to that of Bjiaia in re> A telegram ftum Washington says : •-ognitioa of tbe latter's adoption of free I , ‘‘ A bill has been |<'pared for th* resinstitution, at home, and its tudeavur I I toraiioa of the franking tirivilage and Io realisn thum iu Cuba Having ■ *okcu thus handvomely, the Preaideat ।’ froo transit of newspapers through the ■ mails in thu counties where they are proswo.i* to arraign,'with a eeverrty un- > । pubUabod, and exchange LetWuen new*, usual with hist, but eminently just, tbe That bill Cuban Volusttera, whose evil inllnenee pepans and perioidrala" is daroribad in terms that will bo most ought to become a law. with the least cordially approved by :hn whole body possible delay, end we treat it will, for of tbv Americah people. A* to tbo we think by th* time the people *ee Virginia* aSait-jiroper, we do not learn that lhe demand fur tha repeal uf the from th* uice*agi> anything new. Th* . Franking privilege, and tho prepay­ facts stated cSrrespond minutely with ment of poetage or. aewepopera sent the statements made by tbe press, while from tbe office of publication to actual • hallow bottom, till arriving at a certain degree of latitude, tbe Sour of rock ab­ ruptly terminates, end tbe ocean l»c-otm-e in a moment of unfathomable depth. On the very edge o f thia abyrn stands Danger Island, which tbe least touch ol an earthquake or an unusual stroke of hurricane may K>tne day top­ ple ever into the bottomless gulf. The bilfowe Inccwautly fret and foam again *»tbe cliff* uf Danger Island, which on ell sides doeoewd sheer into the deep, sn as te api*ar from a distance perfectly inacceasible. A surveying ship, traversing the ocean in all direction, fur scientfic purfKivee, cnee aoproeehml this wild ruck. The heat, tin shown by the arrows, pa-svs down thv front bctweeti the cant lining and the outside ueriL-ii (he double bottom, and up between the liack lining mid the l«>dy of the stove, thus Irringtng the heat close cIon' tn lhe outride of the store, and re­ taining it near the floor, where the cold air always is. ITS AGRICULTURAL j-o Qirt Si\yicf^cj-io/i Ermy Sjort GREBLE & RUSSELL. "TRUE TO INATURE. GODBY’S LADY'S BOOK to 1874 through which he felt confident they could climb to tbo summit; and tbo boat being pushed quite close to the rock a. two or three uf thu m-ist daring landed, and after no slight toil and per­ il, reached the top. Tbe prospect wbish then presented itaolf was truly extraordinar,. Rendered green aa an emer­ ald by tho agency of hidden springe, the whole surface of the islet was thickly RIGGS House, people op bjwiy A FARM FOR SALE- coupry CHICAGO 100 Acres Improved. Beautiful Square Box Cutter! HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS This is a Rare Bargai tbe protocol, publiahed in another col­ umn is precisely as we suppoecd from nopolioe, and against tho nghta and lhe lelegraphk- report puLliah«d by ua tbe safeguards uf freedom, and a free people. At least, the people should haw fnr rorrvspondencu with tLair Repreren•ball do all in their power to carry it tatirea and Senators in Congroas. oat in good faith, should lie entirely satisfactory to nil claaeeo of our people. Tbe I‘rest!rul ia rxteerao good taste, due. not erm question the disposition or ability of Cnatelar's gorernn.cnt to carry out in good faith its stipulation!, and tbe whole tone of the massage in­ dicate* a firm belief on the part of the I’reaidvut that tbo trouble ia substantial­ ly disposed of on the basis of the itsmurable words of tbo President in his letter accepting bio first nomination Jor the Presidency, “Lot ua bate poaco" either of tbo Amendments proposed to the Coaetitutioa by tbo President, un­ ison it bo the one prohibiting legisla­ tion, other than upon a Veto, during tbe last twenty-four hours of any sea sum, and that might bo dangerous un dvr some cirramMancse. ai*u especially we du not believe that tbe Freeidrnt could with any safety be entreated with the power to approve certain eectioas ot a bill anil veto other*—every bdl should stand vr foU as a whofo. Nor have we at any unw thought vtao the proposed amendment to tho Constituted chang­ ing tha mrxlu of. eJocting our Presidents and Vice Pmident*. which the Pro*deal aaewii io take fur granted is to lie submit:*) to the eremd ttatae fur their approval But the reeommrudaliaaa to favor' of ecuaianiiotl approprialtoM dav­ it* the presriu year are well made, and J. Cole & Son, Messrs. Jams* IL Osgood A Co. of Borton, proposing to relinquish th* buvinera of mptiM pubhshtng. bars AMERICAN GROCERS FIRST SNOW I can affliFl to sell CHEAPER than anybody else far I have thr on-ty" Oto ®r Sale Ute urnt urm Etta Will FU®ffl, sracco iinsuE, LOtE Bi M $5 to <520 *n<tM<L eA^kwgVHiul.' LEE REED. F. M. Hungerford & Co. Commission Shingles, Lath, &c. iihiitii nil i i i i Merchants, lift nxTi-j> vrnri'r, nrrwotT, Mien. tion upon their large list of hooka, cumprating the works of the beet known autbora of America and England. with London 7bw publishes an official list, all uf whom they will retain their pres­ and rays the British Government, while ent relation. They will alao devote dumsnding tbo r uaresder of tbe sur­ themselvea wire fully to tho publication vivors. trust carefully avoid committing itself to the proposition that tbe aeisur. Waiter Smith'* Drawing Book, and the of tbo Virgicuus was illegal. Heliotype reproductions of standard It as stated that Senator Frebng- vorka of art, which are important ele hsyasn hopes to pass, before the Chrie manta ia thia mov.aneut have already mas holiday*. tbs bill g>ri«g each additrtnal powers to tbs United States tioue of learning and into many cities ia all parts of of the country. Tbe January Ueuro of tho MlooM JtrMis sad Xurg SUurits will appear with tha snrprint of Meaera. Hurd A MARBLE is like a frost iu Ju,to—won gone. JfeatA/y and Eiery Setar/ay, to Messrs Hurd A Houghton of New York and Mrnara. Houghton A Co. of tbo Riveraide Press, and Our Finosy EM* to Meosra. fienbuer A C>- of New York, publiabera of the now juvenile magn­ eton, St. JTMM*. It ia uaderatood that this important transfer of the meguinvs with which Republicans in Coagrem bare signified tbe Boston bouse has been »o long iden­ their wish that tho Republicans do not tified involve* a largo sum of munev, dare them as Democrats, and will ac­ and has boon made upon terms which cept each places aa may bo aaaigned them on committee, by the Republimna. To this propoeitwn there was but one diMeating voice, that ot Senator Tipton the charge* against Senator Carpenter baring been proven fake and malicious libels, it is probable h* will be again elected 1‘residant pre bwpsrv of tho Senate, as bo is an excellent] presiding IfipHOVED Beautifully THE IHISM) Illustrated Sales of the Wheeler H’ilsonfor \ the pjasf year is the first 'Guar~\ LIU SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ! rantee of its Superiority over all I other sewing machines INK, Being the most simple in con- i struciion, and easily adapted to | different kinds of work, running '} UKAYON, J * { J WATERCOLOR AND OILS, easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing machine, are qualities whirh reoommrnd the Wheeler <fc Wilison to the public as Superior to any other setrin£ machine in the maket. A. D. COOK Agent. mr^cLtB DENTIST r»AMW49*' MnDfi. WEEKLY WKILB. SEMI-WEEKLY WORLB. TE1MK. Striical sM Mural IF YOU WANT ' DENTIST WHI to .11 tH.ut.ev ,t th. Pofc"' �Banner Co., Printing. 1181.80, tlome Journal. Printing, 1183.00. Common Council met pureuent to ad­ F. D. Ackley, sundries. *10.83. . joummont, et tha Council rooms, Thurs­ Tho account of Cbni. Djlph. wurk in day evening, Dec. 4tb. 1878. 2d Ward, 872.75. n> ferrod to Committee Present—Mayor, Recorder, and Aids. Dawson, Boice, Besamornnd Beutly. On motion Council adjourned, until Friday orenlng, Dao. 5lh, 1873. W. D. Hams, Recorder. ’ 1’ombvt'h Dcaoaur. is the loadI ing organ of the national Democya- cy. and in our judgement tho boot ex­ ponent of tho i-rinciplee and policy of that party, state and national. Durin: host family )>ap<n in the cu I the farmer aart laboring ma - Msll Tr.ta *1 - - wussrv islIHiHI! CHURCHES ■ ts fir Id "HfftBKn It gives us great pleasure to announce that wo hare made an arrangement with the “Rev. Petroleum V- Nasty," (D. R. is Locks, Eiq..) to furnish Tax Rxrrnucsx Bsxxxx n letter each we*k from New York City. Our Rev. contributor w C ffliim ihi. - S il’ S B H—I * I ’ s ’ Fil ’ protni»e* to combine information with humor and gosaip -in such, sort as to make bis letters aa attractive feature of tho paper. scribe. ; will bo (he wittiest, boldest, ul Democracy, and with a I news paper Terms 82.00 a special luduoetm-uu to dubs. M M. Pomeroy, Editor .VJ17, New Yvpk City, N. Y. Box MWOBWIWMLl. Give us * call before you buy your MOKS WAGGLED! Council met pursuant to aljournmnnt! at the Councd rooms Fridav evening,! Dec. 5th, 1878. Present—Mayor, Recorder, and Abb Dawson, Mndgv. Beumer. Boie«, Ham* A sallow or yellow color of skis, or I and Bentley. . yellowish brown «pot« on fiioo and other . Minute* read and approved. porta of th* body ; dollnasa and druwsiPetition for ay|K>intment of John;■ nesa with fruqu*nt headache; dixrin***, Ecker, as Aiderman from let, Waxd,!t bitter or !>ad taslc in mouth, drynra, of was read and accepted. throat aud internal heal; palpitation ; Muved by AW. Ham*, that tho prayer in many cases n dry, tensing cough, of tho petitioneta be gruntml with »or» throat ; vnsfoady apatite, Carried by eyre aud nay* as follow* • raising of food, choking actuation iu ’ Ayos—Aid*. Dawson, Mudgu, Bus*- tliroat; di»tre-s, heaviness, blontcel or mer, Buie*, Ham* and Beulley. full feeling about stomach and allies, | Nay.*—None. I paiu ID ride*, back or breiwt, and about isbouldars; colic, paia and soreu.** wa Street at inlerswtiou of Walnut I' tli rough bowels, with hast; aanstipa-i 200 Schoo! soab 8 Blartboardx. C Stoves. 0 Tablre. Parlor Suita, Chamber Seta. Dining Room Seta, Library Beta, Office Faruitufe, Kitchen Furniture, of all Varietiei and Styles, at Street, was [n-eat-ntrd. aud. <>u motion, riuu alternating with dianha-a; pile*, accepter! flatulence, nenoiuu'cm, coldness of exAnother incendiary fire at Topeka, Street Committee reported on petition jj tremhie*; ntvh of blood to bead, with Kuosa*. Oflce of Chief Engioaer. To­ for opening Water Street tataneu Green, i| symptoms of apoplexy, ucmbnuM of peka. Kama*. November 19. 1878- j ond-Ceutar St*., m follow* : i limbs, cojierinlly at night; reld chill. I ■ At an Incendiary fire at 5 o’clock this T* Hit Ho^r the and Cesuwi Crao- I [ alternating with tat datbos, kidney and muruuiy, iu a taut aud shoe bouse iu ; urinary difficultire, dullnrai, low spirit*,' til af tha Ctf af HaUiafa ; thu tour, .if the city, our Babcock onI Utuuclsbilily and gloomy forebodings, j gibe did the entire work, nxviug (mild1 Only u frw of nbovo symptom* likely to ing aud stuck wiih n lues ot hw. tUu be pretent at one time. AU who me ’ *1,000. Insiirauoe nn stock aluno was Dr. Pietvo's Alt. Ext, or Uo'.Jen M*di812,000. A tatter stuck, as regards its rnl Discovery for Xlvor Com;Joint and i ■Olf dem all I^edle Folk* and Big to ■ c.iuuitiuu altar tbe tire, can [asldoni bo its ciituplkcatiou* are load in its probe. . euoms to Sans, Msxxx A Pbutom dor found Tin firu hod been out tn four •re some dings so nice m never v»« by ' A e«op|* of dimes. 31w4 | plane in the building, all at tho same time, ami was aided by the utte of oils. Bteamnta were not required al all.*’ G. Aevrptod and adopted. O. Wilmarth, Chief Engineer uf the The Finance Committee reported on 1, Tups-ka Fire Department. Vreunion** account aud recommended that it bo allowed at 818 00. j tbo best doctors t>> sou hor, and ho give Most hur.rtily we join tha Dexter Carried by ayes and nays ns follows; her up to die, when 1 cause upon some ; ZreJrr, lhe Howell Drawm/, and the Ayre—Alda. Dawson, Mudge, Bese- ‘ of your medicine. I taught one bottle , lansing llepallttm, in their raovemeut mer, Boice, Hams and Bendy. i aud ccmmeoeid giving it. She then for a •■State Convention 'of Newspaper Nays—Noneweighed 82 lbs.; tuw *bo weigh* 140 Publichcra,'' to bo held at tho earliest Special Cummillou uu Miser drain - lbs. and is robust ana hearty. Sb* ha* imesiblo day. “to Anko measures to report! d a* follows : taken eight buttles in all, su yo«l ae* I secure frmn C,ngr*’ a repeal of th* Ta /As 1/aaaraUa. the Ccauua Vaaanl af am nn advocate for your Mcdieinra. present law levying postage on ucwathe City af Ilutiayi • ' Wa. Murxt1 iu|wrs within tbe county wlxre pub[ linked." And r-.k of tbe publishers ot re.1 the petition uf Hiram J- Kenti ihl, tho Lauaing pep*r* to mare the call, lor and %4 others wuuld respectfully repaid •iwb a meeting tu bo bald in that city., ilia, they have inquired into tho matter Thii .annual meeting of tho Pioneers aud fiii'l that lhe only material benefit of Barty County will be holdun in derived from such drain would be to Union Hall, Floating*, Thu radar, Jan i the land owne l and occupied by Is N. ; Hon Record on filo in the office of the Sth, nt noon of said. day. AU person* | County Clark, we find that Hon. Jarno* Mixer, «a»l your eommitu* tiltrotor* r*couimw.id the following resolution* for G. Birney received one vote fur Presi* yuur ciiiiMdsrntion aud adaption : 1$4R and [reviou*, with their families, ; dent tn thu county in 18*0, recorded SaatlreJ: TWt tho CuUfcty Drain are entitled to thu privikgw of memberj a* scattv ting, the candidates loreloctor* CommU«ion*r ta and i* hereby author- abip. It ia hoped that all who can at­ I taiug Augustus I- Porter, Jabcx S. Iised to layout, and contract a drain nc- tend will be preejjMn, cording to a petition previously nraaen- tad and accepted by this Council—proI vidrd. that all expeuto* made by th* Drain Commissioner in laying' out and consttuclins. said drain, shall be paid by the said L- N. Mixer Reaaltad farther, that th- said L N. Tbo Eaton Rapid* Jaanut. of Smur- J Mixer, shall axecuto a goud aud suffil day, says, tbe uew betel al that place cant taud ta tbe County Drain Commivy ‘•ha, douned its naan ‘.Anderson House,* Stoner, in tho aum of 8200 for tbe pajZ in honor ot George M. Anderson. I~mg me nt of all expanses, tn laying out and constructing said dram, and all oth*r wy it warn. Thu Auderson ia the only damage* that may be incurvd thereby. fuuKifory building iu the County ol I Eaton, and was budt by the mdutuilable energy ot tho gentleman <(t»r whom it ia named, aud now tho oiutsw­ On mution report was accepted aud ing agent of iSs K-. H.. I. A N. All those indebted to tbo undersigned For Collar*. Hi's, Oils Perfumery, «• fur Wsoos Wokx are respectfully in­ i adopted. and Gent’s Furnishing Gwd* gmeralted to call aud settle witbout delay* By Aid. Be*smer-!y;also. Sharing, hair cutting. >hamReaalteJ ; That the City Marshal bo ixoing, dying. Ar-, go to Al Troutwino's. Ijsi or Lrrrau remaining at the aud is hereby required to purchase a H isting*. Mich., or his branch shop at Hastings, P. 0., Dec.Dth, 1878. 1 book and to keep therein, a correct ac­ Nasbriile. no33t2 Gwutgn Alien, Esther Campbell, count of al! persona taken to Jail, ann Cha[eU A Van Dusen, G. M. Fowler, all other arrreu, with the date, when Miso Alien Hart, Adrin J- Jordan, Mias taken there, and tho data, when re­ June Lcgvango, Gardner Putter, Mr». leased, with the reason stated why such B*/..ure. of tbe T -xt ItooXa to be used In tbe ntibItoxtbuniaot tbl* city for the ensuing year, which he offi-re to the public nt ■ he lowsvt eaab price. He a& has a flue assort are! ot flret clsas Btattouery. I <n». Inks. Notions and all the leading Pa.'«r, of the daw. *a,rB CASKETS, COff/MS, EUHHL IfOBES, Ji/lo THIftfUfiqS. STEBBINS &, bELDENG. Opposite Oood/Mr’. Hird' RUTLAND TAX-PAYERS. I will ta at mr residence on all Fri­ days in this month, for th* purpose tc moire Uxev as required by law, and to First-Class Instruments. Obstacles to Marriage. Now ia your time tu sub­ J. H. Reynolds, Mrs. Martha Smith, Rubon Taylor. Direct your letters to number of P. O. Box or Drawer. Terms. 81-50 in advance. New Scales. New Styles. J^vs/rerf. That thu City Attorney i List of l*atant» issued from the 17. S. take such acti<m as be shall devm ueeos- . aery to upon tho Alldy ‘between Court Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, for ■Street aud Union Block, as eslablisbml I tho week ending Nur. 18,1873, and each by this Council on the- second day of bearing that date. —Furnished this pa­ per by Cox A Cox, Solicitors ol Patents, oceans of Christmas Toys ou his return. Washington, D. C. Now is tho rime to advertise If you Valve, C. E. Murdock. Detroit. ere selling anything at a redured ptice. Sleigh, A. D. Dulan.r, Goodrich5'aj>er-Holder Shelf. G. V. Hawkins, kt tho public know it. Provide for tho poor, was ths subject of an elegant end able discourse from Rev. T. D. Mar»b, on Sunday. An exceedingly interesting biter from an occasional currespondent at Omaha, will appear next week. Clayton. Wbiffltree. J. Parker. Pontiac. ' By Aid. Bentley— That tbe Allowing parson* bo elected lUntr Bata—Ths immsuse sale of mombsr* of Pioneer Hirer Co. No. 1 : that well known msdicino, Kress jFover Foreman—Frank B. Decker. Tonic, is simply a*toni»hiug. In this Assistant foreman—Kep. Siteboe. Secretary—A V. N. Blingerland. i city afoot, during six months* adrerti*Senator Ferry has oar thanks for a ■ ing, one firm, Harrison A Holman, *o!d Treasurer—Cha* Weiasert. copy of his able Speech, on National ' over 18 doren tattle* and out of all that Steward—WilHam Bwoesey. Finances, delivered in tho Smale on I number only three bottles were retara­ L. LOOK, D. M. (.line, ! od. Sell guod* upon their merit*, aud C. llut' hkisi, W. Hams, Maaecma Lodge I. O. O. F. at Leba­ [ ** in thi. caae, they ar* bound to win.— G. 8. Daris, L. E. Colima, non. N. H-.sant each of the Odd Fol­ B. Tinkler, P. A. Threop, J. A.VanArmsn, low! Widows in town a Th»nk»giring Warren Kelley, ... J. Ruhs, We call id at Rower's boot end shoo W M.Watkin*. Those Chromo* sent to subscriber# 1u j store this morning, and saw tho nicest tbo Christian at Wort, are real bean­ atxteunen ol graining, wo think, there is ties, which ia what we cannot say of aU'j in this city. On inquiry, *» found that Carrint Juhn Michael did tbo job, and then we we bar* seen from some offices. : By Aid. Bosamor— evas d to wonder; fur surely Johny Our Council are doing their W*t to That 820 bo not apart from the fire knows just bow to do all wotk in bis enforce tbe Licanse Ordinance and If line, eml can't be boat. fund to pay for taking care of engine. ths saloons do not pay up or shut up, 1 I wo trust they will be proaiorted without, Assicnmah Socxm Nonet—The delay. annual meeting of the Barry Co. Agri C«na te tbe Baxxxa office lor any j cultural Society for the election of offi­ and all kinds of job work, ns you ran cers, and for other borines*, wiil be 5« it dune in better style and for lata held at tbe County Clerk’s office in rauoey than at any other office in the Hastings >m Tueedar, Dec. 23d, 1873, J. M. Karats, county of Barer. wg Secretary. iXbo Methodist social will be enter­ tained on Tuesday evening next by Mrs. . 0. D. Spaulding, at her residence on Tho Mite Society connected with tho Preobyisrian Society, will be entertained ou Friday afternoon by Mrs. Eliaa Cook, at her residence <m Green Street. Tbe gvtttlemon are Bt-oeially invited to tea Kdpetrtek give his lecture, ‘Sharmau's Great Much to tb» Sea" at Union Hail, *un Monday evening tu a fair audienceTo tb* old soldi*™ it was a matter of apodal interest, but a* a whole tho audience were not pleased with the Lecture, as wo know they would not be when wo learned thu he was on m*L KTbo terrible wind on Thursday night,, New Prices. Chromo School Cards, Everybody who ba* a bouse, needs uno ot tbuM: ce lebrated dolficvracks ttiat Bresmer, Heath A Cto., have for sale. They are really the beet in tho market. -*-—’•*----------- 1 public attention. >ld convcnienne. CITY />elrs Otpor. John Stanley mil* Groceries of al kinds, of the very) best quantity, fur prior* which defy Tonipelitiou by any c<tablishment in tbo County of Barry. Also, all varieties of Vegetahire, and Fruit* in their season, and Cwuned Fruit a, Picklw, Ssucre, etc., etc., nt all tiuir*. With him you may, also, find * Whittemore Ab Stevens, ... . 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit fur metlicMual and mr-chanicnl purpiees, tho pxko and quality of which will en­ sure iu sale wherever and whenever, strictlr pure article* are required fur three purjswea. 82w4 G. C. Knoppel, 980 Wabash Ave, Chicagi from 8L Louis to principal points in the W«*i, tUiaai elanft. Wo believe that the Missouri Pacific Railroad ha* tb* best track aud tho finest mid safest equipment of any line westof the Mis­ _ i_: I'.atxo Au>»> Yura Ciutn*.—We nr* pnmared to re-scat SPLINT AND ANE SEAT CHAIRS in tb* beat anuar and nt reaaouabl* rate* >!f STEBBINS A BELDING. jw now completed, and passengers are oflered a firat class, all-rail route from SL Dntis to T*x*«, either orrr tha Mis­ souri, Kanes* A Texas R. R, via Sedal­ ia, or over tbe Atlantic A Pacific R. R-, ria Vinita. For msps, tone tables, in­ formation as to rates, routes. Ac., wo tefer our readers to I. 0. Wheolor. Northern Pamenjor Agent, 72 Lloyd J. M. Hcwea, work on engine, 82.00. ' L W. Vruoman, board of prisoner* ■ aud turnkey fees, •11.00. I. W. Vrooman. board of prisoners and tarokoy f**v, M8.00. J. L. Rood, repairs on hoe* cart. Ac.i . I Groceries DOWN I nows!! down!!! • 16 50. A. J. Angle, take] care of engine, 3 ;I Bert Saginaw Balt for 82.00 per batreL ly answered. Bret Porto Rico Sugar only 10 cts. Our BXIGBATIO V TUMIMG. ! Teas are splendid. Try our Japen. Our W. D. Haro*, writtag ordinances and Syrops defy competition ; tiptop for al^ The statement of tho Charlotte Zsodw. i only 75 cents, at that it i* grlting job work from this salary, >49.03. Gao. H. Jowxscx A Co. W. B. Brmro,;retrt of council room. 181 tf eounry is all hath. We do all kind* of job work 25 [.er cent below Charlotte 81.29. J. P. Roberta A Co., sundrie*. H.70. David Bennett, draying, 83.75. Tho*. Altofl work on streets, Ac., £•37.84. G. M. Bred, serrire •41.68. The above secooat* wer allowed by are* and »*y» । J. P. ROBERTS & JOB PRINTING CO DRUGS I* D. SINE'S TWENTIETH GRAKDAMMUALDISTRIBUnfll. Medicines $200,000 00 Dye StuSs, $20,000 In Gi PAINTS 4 OILS no ooo nr A BARGAIN; JAMES WOODRUFF! rnoevty OS Ctws SU, evuseoagefTw *«»»"f GKCAffiffilS �CHANCERY #AL4p. The Babcock taming Toledo and a huger part af the disputed territory than any other coun ty ul the State, was not rapreeeated in tha second Convws’ion. fiomo of the ‘Y1b:1'T were also unreprreenti-dTha Convention unanimously ! adopted a long preamble and nwolutiun । "by the people <4 Michigan in omveatmu snwmolsd. that thoMsaut requirod in the fore^nt-ig act nf the Congre*i of I the Called States is herein given. j 'A teuor to the President of tho Hail­ , ed Smir*. pfenning aim ot tbe result ■ of tbo Convention, was adopted by a I cummitton, aign.-l by th. Indent uf ' ukj, ,m> a JW1S u.., tho Convention, and entru»t.«d io acorn- 1 mittro of two fo proceed to Washington, I deliver it to the J'rwident ol tb» ' it, .. ..a. IU.. ,1 and United States. Tho validi'y of tho doings of this j «•»—V du marketing for the Conaention was mogniaed at Washing­ ton City (January tittth. 1837). and I | Michigan took bsr place tn the Union. t8W*; _______ -X ,^..11-. .e. ...LE-ki .. h IS*"??®!: MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division N’XS-rO.V DlflSIOX 5-1-1860^ riw htTsake . . •1.am going 1» brvek the Snlibath. S<ip]>u«o God should punish mo for my I wvsulnesi.'' Thia so nlaimed him, that 1m> turned back and spent tne day iu ii becoming uianuer. ■ A boy saw a jxrson drop his purse, which lie picked up. and »n> walking off with it and the money which it con­ tained. "What am 1 going to du?" . , । came to Lis mind, and the answer fol­ *° 40 lo”< “1 *“ awny with a into young . pBwe of noney that dues not belong tu ■ tuu. This ia not boacst; God has said. round, rosy . xtou shall not steal.' " In another to euusump-; momout. be ran slier tho person, aud : t gave up tho pure*. The man gave hitn , re one liana i _ l-i.______ _ __ , i__ Plantation BITTERS! r-i^.1* r..»w r—L..‘ iLANTATION Uf'iW. Bitters j and money ’o du it with. Have them to climb apple trees, go I tithing, cultivate a gardun, and drive a ’ road team or farm wagon. Teach them that God made them in , , Hit own image, aud that no amount of tight lacing will improve lhe modal. 1 'Attach them that a . good, steady, ’ greasy mechanic, without a cent, ia. SCHOOL BOOKS WEST MEDICINES, inttruct them in tbo. essentials ol; Capt Ttanounc. 2. Insectivorous birds, »ueh as sub-, jist almost wholly upon insects, partie-I ulariy during lhe time of reproduction. I Scmu of the Hpccira add berries and Anal) Luits, but they are ordinarily only an anesxny m'uriahmcnt. King Bird >.«> * XIWI, *J Catcher or Phmbe Bini, Wood I’ewoe, ferruginous Thruuli or Brown Thrasher, Cat Bird, American Robin, Wood 010. RELIABLE AnO OIHECT ROUTE. Ayer's . .tm. u. tist on a cherry atone. Tbo lines are so minute that they cauuut bo seen fully without a glass. It .is painful to lx-। bold ao much genius [*-nt up in.so p»t-, tv a space, and one t «eit a tense of re- ’ lief as he turns to Midhsoi Angelo's Motes, wrought ot more than lift sjs in a marble block which gave his sublime ' chitel "ample room and verge enough." I Farmin j alojg the Atlantic slope has i much ol it resetntded '‘cherry-stone carving. ' It bat been among stum|t 1. Omnivorous birds, such as live on ' inserts, worms aud carrion, and often ' add likewise to this nmiridimtmt grain, | seeds, and fruits. Atmiricaa Starling or Al.adow I-nrk. Baltituetw Oriole or I Golden Robin, Spurious or Orchard ■ Oriole, Red-winged Blackbird, Purple I Groklo or Common Crow Blackbird, i At HR. CHOICE GROCERIES' 1 Tr-vi hn*’J’.j*kct*. 1 >ruggi»t Sin-dri"*. Hub Ifjor For restoring to Gray Hair iu natural Vitality and Color. CONFECTIONERIES I Writ LasiEZ 1 Lils Mitin EiilrsJ. Paint Bnsies aii ftiitera Stnct iisdstress rretas Srjw Hxm Maj cm it ni Connexion T*-' »tx—A correspondent of the Dan,lee AJ-irtiur relates how tho Quern of I England recently joined in tbo sacra-________ f __________________ ,____ incut of tbo Loru’a Supper. in tho Scotch ; would it not accomplished ia Nebraska! Presbyterian Church at Cratbie. He I Finding there iu element, soih inexi haiwtibly fertile, •elf-diained, without 'stump or stone, tn tho latiludu of 1’hit- ' adelphia, ond with taige choice of niar।------- . ---------- ----------------------------- ' kel», it will put forth all its might and' i down stair*, and entered Dr. Taylor’o'----- ------- «**.— —----- » »• - • - »* x I seat, which wa* covered a* a coro'mun| ion tabl«s and partook ot tho elements ' of tbo IxmJ'b Supper. Dr. Robertson, 1 being ruling elder Jt tbe church, at-1 Farms are also MUred by tha Burling­ tendwl on Her Majesty ond party, the j ton A Missouri River Railroad Company । Queen handing him her token along ' on trims which over throe thousand set| with tbo other ladies. Dr. Taylor, tho ' tins have preferred, even to taking free , n.iJMtrr of Crathie, took a piece of tbe ' homesteads. Among these terms are breed, brake it. handed n piece first to ] low farm, prices ami interest, first psytbe Her. Mr. Cowan (bi* aasietant tor ! m nt lung d.-lsrred, Ac. aud all lor the day), and then to tbe Queen, out of i larau just such as one wants, nnd just , bis band, ant then handed her tbe cup. ' Her Majesty kept her seat until tbo twu I Scrofula Syrup gr'Wiii r f hair is’ixmlowL uffoaling lhe h.iir with a pi meat, it will keep it cteiin an I VINECAR BITTERS G:eat2St MU tn C'HS? EDEL fflgs ATHAIRON white grub mid his parent tho Cock­ chafer *or brown Dor-beetle, the cut worm nnd myriad* of other insocta, warm* aid their tarrm to injurious to your young crupe t If you hove never seen what I iinve said, let me say to you that as you are plowing next spring stop, look bock and observo him closely, and ' then see if you do not agree with me. I that be is far greater benefit than injury to you. . At our mee ting in May aom< of our inctnlxT* spoge of aeeing a Yellow Bini which ltd upon flower* like tbo Hum­ ming l irti. 1 think thotnrd they saw was either the Summer Yellow Bird or tho Baltimore^ Oriole, both of which are very active in soarebing in the eeriy | Only 50 Cents per Bottle. ARTHUR’S CHAMBER SETTS W Wane Jacta & Saiinaw THE GREAT CAUSE HUMANMISERY. j atyie, patterns or wn exb I bit. We have In ■plvodhi line of Price, 81,00 per Bottle. Wunan's Gtoj & Her Hair. MICHIGAN AND THE SUIT LYON’S TRAIN* Rt’N U Y CHICAGO TINS. ATHAIRON TRAINS GOING SOUTH. isnrtte-; toral, FURNTTUEE, to ComW recently published by us. The author of thia sketch is William Doane of I Philadelphia.—Em Esrtuucix ] On the 14 th of November, 1S3G, a Committee of tbe Democratic Coavoa-' tion of Wayne County issued a circular I recommending the holding of another I Conveniion. It act forth that the Rep- | reeantativea of Washtenaw County had ' voted in tho first Conreatiatr against giving the aetent of tbe State to tbe • DR. CROOK’S WINE OF TAR! HEIRS : aaHH. ^I8?4fc£ J^FAUIU; 8m> kXOnaVDIUH. tasfrAMviW. | ■ I ™?*Ki "ITJiTncx. VUf, «S1 fS'VAVtNS SrSi-Itt > T- Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Miss., Tyo*. POULTRY WJBLD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-17.pdf 40ae308d2cf8c43db0d89379736acc9e PDF Text Text Th* K«piIbi.icmi | Th* Sypdsucsjl Bsftaut. RATES OF ADVERTISING. VOL. XVIII to'w'ffltl and HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 47. 1873. NO. 34. card; TF* REMIUHI THE DETROIT jLrtTg. or a relation >' -cmn one flue, WEEKLY TRIBUNE' WM II. HAYFORD Curiosities of Early Legislation. householder was required er somebody that would at loot earn Original. BASE HEATER, FOR 1874. ~ OF MICHIO AN. . WM. B.‘ BCRCHER, ■ISSIE™?®?’—* ONE OF THE r»luf I k... •*•*. ,lh— — » a kind olplain coarse India cloth, made of cotton. >n Un k, M1.UJ „n. In l>!09, attorneys camo in for their honaire that "bort* ’ for a million, and Govyroor and Judge* and the Towh^- ■bare nf legislative regulation. Tbs ant robs tho people, than for the poor man !>*• Council. It is perhsia not to bo of March 80th of that year gives to tho .1—• 1_____ ... ... . , . WIinitinrMt ■. *LiU I, 1- - •— -_ ____ . [cd, that the public tunetiusaries of the 1 ' latter vrars ll.n ■ ..... -.----- vidcd with carelevely o and stronger ttisu ever, the hrtt er, on- I have held the old papets of so light ac- ’ lueky devil, will be set upou by tho I cJ'UDt •• ll|H* nr no reins for fairly lx regarded as getting themso]roe populace, and finally land in jail, tho th*’,rBD'* P’^alfon. thinking, it .. LARGEST WEEKLIES rk.„lrhx.,^S;£^'aL“; thia honorable profession. heard men within tho wevk, express j testation which mode them at their dollars a piece for draping her drawing nwn w inouws with U-.e and brocatelle —so. of course, there was nothing left tho United States and the Government for such a trifle ns tho comforts of her of the ferritory. Whether this latter ’'••“K-thheu sick, mamar HtU. J ,b‘‘• rummaging Julia Arnott asked one day ; "she cnee 1 T»«*» Lave gireu tho | np'nnd the bld Capital for anythin; in so much aud IixAr so white!” . ’ P*** «“•« A>» uuexpirod term of l>i* • ,h“ hn" uf «W aotogvapba, found his P “““P under the Cepi-)1 Mr. Arnott, a stout-built, gooA-hoart- >«»*• behind tho prison bars! O; con- 1 >w appear. Severe )xualfc«e C1 ““ M , M, “ SriJ .“* riboo for any one who should “Chickens will come homo to roost," ' t- F. BROWN, M. H. ... ■ «*>■ nrm'r r.l.bluLM ................. — O of Iriab Kathleen^" And the lonely exile wept herself le sleep upon her solitary pillow that ’ night. It was a m»ro closet of a room, without light or ventilation, that shi occupied. Mrs. Arnett said that any • Un. will bna, REPUBLICAN PAPER’ I»R. J. J. I.IWSLEY, Diab Bsasxa :—Tho panic in tho far pled money kings are looking about for a remedy, and are to Cud a certain “ well preserved manueeripts.' mean that thnaa w1..*nl. __ __ —__ THE TRADING sroiwtsjmm. Auction, wsre regulated by law, all Although the government of the Ter­ auctmueers being obliged to recaive an Nebraska CcrrtsponOenco. in hardly bo described. ily at homo,” thought W«. HOLBROOK. MIC HIGAS TERRITORY: •She is my true and trusted frfiindKnthieon O'Ned!' g- ,56-COLUMS UEWSPAFEH that you look a littlo after your cirls." ’ P. B. fi. bubblii bunted there was a i *”fr "Of rouna I do,” eho said sharply, general taming of the R I! officials tri’0 *1* JOHN ROBERTS l l * overturne ot ’T ■» .Um, . her nest mouth. Natalie has a cousin *,,d aP“n«t this town there iasomething » »»« .crupufoni care; but who wants the place." j *> enchanting about the place that onu “•n,Pne“ “««i mold had "Um she any friends in the country seldom leave, it without returning te.it. i.Xltd tltev iZl*Uh? i "r ■ r *-“• “■ s“""j i- >. x.- r uien. ii wmuu c.» mucr naru, un•........... \ m she is guiltv of some fault. <"n boundary, with plenty of room, s Bo 0 ‘5 Mn.'Arnott bit her lip. ,-bat's to Linder tho National Capitol • u“--,‘““d ■*■• Positively saves Half the Euc! of any Staight Draft Stove. Keeps Fire all Winter without rekindling. lias a Cast Iron Fire Chamber. “I wish you'd stop and ask Dr. Hart lo stop here thia morning. Little Clarnice is feverish." ; "Anything serious 7" The above cut represents the working of the especially of a government. is nt its The following ia the latest by Bur­ „ 1 “ BWw'u" dette, the truthful chronicler of the ”**• Laming of a thousand bomba in the city could not have awakvuc-l the able to collect sufficient malaria] for the slumbering Christians, and startled the in nme. i— »was -----Bgood, -— ing her Ijgic unanswerable, mure of darkneos than he might have Dr Hart looked over Clarence's little aud men and devils trembled, m did .b. .■’T* "’“i11 to “P**- ,Ua.t no,* I crib ; ha ikvdlMtorily uttered the name tho Atboueai.s on Mars Hill under m’takC ^o^'otor'’’f I The heat, as .shown by the arrows, pawe.s down the front beI tween the castiiuihg and thb outside across the double bottom, and up h^tyecu the back lining and the body of the stove, thus ' bringing the heat close close to thi! outside of the stove, ami re­ taining it near the floor, where the cold air always ia. BEtaSMER, HEATH k. CO. ------- ------would trace thb i°f oar7°^*. "• ty official. nS AGRICULTURAL This Peter preach'd to thorn on the day DEPARTMENT : quacking and resolving to do better ! CrtUX Sfarc yo Qirt S4p»f/\cpoil lie as I could myeidf.' giving utterance to her loyal sentiments. Call and See it. GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. “But, Natalie, the baby u sick- —. . , JIEHBI rilHISTUb -ElEiniHlin !\i Pure wines and Liaucrs! FOB tsKUtClNALPUBFOSEM. \ I ---- 5------ 4-------------- ---- -------- THE TRIBI NE \‘ | IirgmtEDANDEIOUTr-TllltEE ACUKS DENTIST Saville ;rm>xnx oiioceh to supply tbeni nil. “Greeley CoflA” thteyear, hut they a Mirtijan bed-side of her aufferiug babe. Stletl ftorp* 15,OM "■“ rr” ”-00’" F.,r . S EW CUTTER SNOW mm him A FArCR FOB TOE CEOFlX iw like a frort in June—soon gone. Beautifully Illustrated ! HASTINGS. MICH^ CUTTER MACHINE J. I.EE REED. in to inquire; even hired nurses avoid- hands together. “Have all pity end womanly sympathy died ont of the world r b*d, J* for it puls mo in mind of borders, and show a disposition to help we lived beynnt them same green shores it, and Kathleen wi when—” - IflPROVED CAHD. B. F. STEIN HOFF Michigan Exchange. jl tie iwrmnii L LIF? Sli PHOTOGRAPHS I INK, . • CRAYON, WATERSOLOR ' ■ <Sale# of the H heeler 4- B ’ihwit for the past year is the Best Guar<./' ,7.. a 1! |M^E' oth er scicin ni a ch in t s --SB’ ''r ‘ n r r-' slruction. and easily adapted to different kinds of work, r unninjt' easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing1 Kathleen did not understand the the Irish girl arranging tho pi lows about her wasted form "Oh. Kath- lure cuvnprehended the sarcastic tone. Di* tears were dri«l in thetr font-tho scarlet spflt glowed in either cheek. ■ She looks down on me ns if I were a dog'" Kathleen thought to herself .., > .i *a u Ai_. 1 House and P. O., and Si & Caldwell, “But. Kathleen. I waa cruel lo you — might petilion this other gentleman, is Omaha and acting as Auditor, they r— - J — kind word spoken to haughty. Siqkal nf Ifetaial Poor Kathleen the sense of daaola DENTIST Truly yours, Union Block, ever Boston Cash Store. ••It’s through and oils, machine,ore qualities which recommend the Wheeler ■ <fc Wilson to the public as Superior to any other sewing. machine in the maJcci. psrwully f. BOUZEB. A. D. COOK Agent. tho law of 1805 relative to that office wbi re-euacted with sums aetditkma. but very little of responsibility. Tho .treplee of thia grout city f un't tear. Do'll not take a spot as that." WHEELER & WILSON Allen. For catering and toadying to * U"rf. *• t°UinC . • • , i__ • ... ”. .. Irom tin*, since ttorrs are other items th. pnaeipel bruisers; although, the. oTbous^oatal for the hoUtag of evort. final M'.fn tnnk txlsM i.n inw" s/,i1 ' It I—I >.. l.r&^ ____ ■ < i wishing to recipe the a block-house walla, which as thoroughly Metropolitan as the c.tise “ Ksthloen. is it possible that you are Kathleen O'Neil waa at hrr side busied crying again 7 Dia I not tell you that and cock fights were amongst the high­ I should discharge you if I found you er order of eutertsinments. indulging in this foolish whimpentig Turning from all that ia dialAtteful. surely with greater bodily comfort. any morn ?” Poor Kathleen O'Neil had been dust­ ing tho el-gsutly furnished drawing I the bits of childer sick, and you tn sore that will regulate and keep in cheek alt trouble t I nursed the little brothers roitn, and she stood before an exquisite ' little minting of uno uf the blue, spark- i found in the solid and substantial bus:neve man of Omaha ; men of sterling worth and integrity, who are always and her ruddy checks deluged with ready to stretch forth and lead a willThe Story of an Irlah Girl. TRIUMPHANT! THE dared or articles furnished are; that the pub pored with. Neigh- This is a Rare Bargain ! Now is the Best Opportunity you will have for a long time to I w«»ai»»Lo«t.M.ira. lowine Thia art, which appropriated for R,264.02 1-2, gave to t.ro persons the obloquy, attending the late die- 1 WILL SEL c BtUcr GROCERIES for Ifi filial of the republic : “I will sea. Hr.” And be disappeared. o." ing affrontcry to vaunt their fidelity to Sweet’s H°Tel: A CUTTER. BesuUfully Palntted and Nicely Trimmed for The embiuruMed clerk blushed, fal- linger if' 100 Acres Improved. IF YOU WANT dre-us tones: of thia clave in lh05, with the words ever disfranchised from voting) holding “ the same being adopted tram the tews of two of 'he original States, to-wlt: the btales of Pennsylvania and Ohio, as powers that bo, that they are permitted Beautiful Square Box Cutter! > IUFiDM................................ MtCff. and howl. If thorp ia anything that will curse this country of ours, it is the devilish traitors that are a blot on this Matilda, the laundreae, took brroelf off without any such preliminary cere­ mony. A FARM FOR SALE- COUfTY pEOpLE Of departed without oven coming into the ------------------- - ---- | ------------ ------------------ lions of the government of the Territory nt — ‘ * > — .L — 1. the Supreme Court; but tbrir power as **• i>au uaruiy ciosau me uoer uelegislators was limited to adopting laws I Hod him, when Natalie came to her deemer and the blood-stained banner of other States, rather than attempting any original Ivgulntioni And yet, ia drafting their acts of appropriation, it oulemuiqr: He went info �jpif ^rpiiMiran | anntr. niDVBVAX-EWMAROED’ ABB IMPROVED. mand universal ccmm- ndation, and it t Editorial* on to|dw of fresh intotnst; srvslthy tanr-w in Brilliant Ifonv.ncvS and [wrtrniture* uf Ah.urican life; Editorial R»«iew*iif now each bank. Wo think business men will alincrt universally approve tboee Painting, Sculpture, Science, Music, and One hundred poor families in Grand in all tho great Capitals of tho World; rkKASURER BJcnABDaoK a re­ Dotreii 8,000 pound* port. ■hole completely mirroring tho Tiro sous of William Smith, while cohl cum, and as and suggeative lacto embodied in it, but miniihing, have increased their work­ ers of Tnx HomxJovssal hare clubbed offer them to subscribers (both naw and । Superintendent to William Shanks, no* living in Flushg. is 102 years old and ha* a brother odkal (either Harpers Magazine, HarMonthly,Scribe*?* Monthlj, The Gal­ axy, UppinaoU'a .Megaxir.K, Appleton's Journal, Frank Leslie's ladies Journal. Frank Illustrated Nswvpap'-r, 8400,000.000, and tho minimum al! worn*a is now in jail’awaiting trial Blackwood’s Magazine, Wostminstcr F3.'.6,000,000, and he recommends that: for ‘"uld’rRovimr, or any of the English Quarter- reflect th* views of the Admimstrali-iti and the politicians. 83.ifl.7S8.201, which were swollen by Why not support Home Industry? Did you ever take the trouble to find out what niaken u community thrifty and prosper­ Give its a call before you buy your ous? You go to the city and you Hee the people all alive and th- 81 ut of Marcti next. stiring, and the firnt thing yon say. is “ They are doing lots of The public will reedily understand buaineM here!” Everybody seems to be doing well. Mechanics are seen by hundreds hurrying to-1heir labor with their dinner We have a largo stock of Iland-Carred Tbe fiuuuriul (ante, which has for pail on their arm. What is the cause of all this stir? *Y” there i* last two months paralyzed tbe liusl- is a demand at Home for work, the people patronize Home Indus­ try, city people know that it is to their own personal interest to ' Eoroji*, ha* prevented tbouracd* from support Home trade ----and .they Who- eats wheat 1 inrevrittg in ticket*. Th* epidemic* j L .-fr: „ . . . dp - it invariably. , --------- . n--... County, :r:» ("■rvadiuR almost the entire H*uth bar., raised h> Barry if it is not the people pcopl in the county? We cut off a hr«* and available market must build up our own place; people in Gra Grand Rapids won't do And. too, the public judging from the it for us. We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradesmen, Lawyers, effect u( these can»*s haro expected a pootponemeat and have declined to in­ Doctors aud Laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics in | vert without n more poeitiro assurance Hastings who can do a good job of work.” To such I-would say, ^ducid of the drawing taking piano on a fixed look at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling day. Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Dining Roons Setsf Library and our Carnages, Wagons, Cutters ic made in Bastings, and All iolereated desire a full drawing, but for the reasons just elated thio could then say we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years Sets, Office Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, of all ’ i.ut lie lied on the 3d af Dccombor, bnt ago; for then there was not even a painter in Barry County that Varieties and Styles, nt tho short postponement now announced could paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. There is no need of going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and »o far PAtVIC PRICES [irecsHieniod oukcm. The sale* of lick- as Cutters arc concerned, you can Save ten dollars on every els, tho proceeds of which have already Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any been nwired, amount to over a million other Town in Michigan (great or small), for I know they cannot dullnrs, with h number of .agoocie* in this <o..ntry ysit to hear from, and all compete with my Cutter Machine. I am giving my customers the benefit of my Cutler Machine which 1 do say is a saving of ten,dolttio*« in Europe. Thus a dtawing (waling the gift* one lars to them on every Cutter they buy of me. I have nearly sold half} could be hull now, bnt tbe mail- out my first batch of Cutt-vs, and- ain Running Out another lot We have a full supply of which I wiDhave ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggies below Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ CASKETS, COFfl/IS, gies than ever before. I nni preparing Machinery to enable me 1 to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on. I BUV4L HQBES, 1/0 Tlflflfill/iqS. approbatiun of nearly every on* have made my customers Happy and can do it again. > My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and that is evidence of satisfac­ STEBBINS <fc BfXDING. tion somewhere. asking for o pmlp-invuirnt. J. L. REED ^Opposite Goodyear's Hardware. 38 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Brackets, Paper Holders, Slipper Holders, Mirrors, and Picture Frames, 4r ^wrLr u w » b »r£ a &. a, m e. 8'.*!«,S4r>.£44 83.'exclusive of tho pnbii* 83(10,113,580 VI. peudimre* o! the Government foil a surplus revenue uf 8l3,3t*2,05’.> 34, ime the subtcribors prefer. BACON & KARRS' MtW,aii“OirYni(Mli.' The honor oTjluleding the boot* tin­ c .-j> r n _> >,. " “ there aliuu be no lartber (Kutpanemeal ! der Jeff DaviT skirt at tho time of hia 8.50; full pnre til. I Bll,j t. |hi, ou.t all , capture i» claimed by a soldier for Subscriber* (both now and old) form-, p tntiveljr n-quired tu clo^ up and I Gvorgo Hunger, at I*rairis Ronde, in Kalsrnu k> Countv. lie was a mem­ ber of tbe Fourth Michigan Cavalry. THUS E. BRAMLKTTE, Agent 1’ubhe library, Ky. | was aenlenced to th* liuua* of Cbmction for a year and a half for killing m» to be th" Czod dutermina-. bi* coUMti in beptemher last, procured rill take dste immediately, w at any ’ tfou ol Cuogrwaa nut lo increaid taxation j niadable cash to 84441.30.1.609 41. The BmwmEonii. yopc i/iousTitY. ticket-holders will receive their gifts in i lull white it nill not affect tboee who 'do uut draw gifts. Hoax' Injuaking this annowte-etneut tho I 85 the full price being |7. receipts of ths Govommirnt from all Postponement -----Fcur'h Gilt Conc-Tt uf 1’uldio Libra- Issssre in enaMBerif iuai t-« m •rraintaaal nlk Hmara. J. K. Oafort * Cu- IKrir V-puiar "our YOUNG FOLKS" Address I and Mr. Kellv. of Pennsylvania, very rato mure rapid than S'o. 3 Park Place, New Fork. and 6 tho next mArnrng. He pusthnnigh portions of Van Buren, Kaliaiu<>. wad St. Joseph Counties. THE BEST PAPEB! TEY IT II BcacttfuHy LUtuuatcd the financial dUturban-x*. ■ .-nunnuuu , Isiu “Wtot Miikt Have Bea Eipetiea,’’ Kew Advertisements. Iiuat. i*», ■■ S<~.ta>. IMS. -r—a , iur lurvo suiuiugs *uu me otui I half a pound of smoking tobsocu. being 827.432,0d2 04. and expenditure* for the first quarter ' j January X 1874. Ito contents embrace the latest and en rifle Progrvs* of the World : Descrip­ much like giving ueeded pro tec toon u>' ed in thousand* of round balls, from u. «.„r »«**•■• iM rfr-taU tion* with y*auuful Engravings, ol . ... ., . . and all of them sesminglv rierfcct Now Invention*. New Imphcnento, N«w country in which tho north-west i» *u _ v___ Processus, and Improved Indusfiic* of 530,000, unless addition revonus Among the improvement* now going ‘ on nt Grand Rapid* are a splendid up[Wovidod by Cougrce*. era houre. a large hotel, a Baptist 1 Church, each to root 8100,000. hi* uatimato is that tho receipts will bo ' C|U** , Die following nr* tbe officer* elected '8305,700,000. and the expenditure* i Alt j by th* Stale Pomological Society for the 8310,191,000, wHfcbshowa dofiuew^ ’ naaln< for that gstMl year of 814,800,000, and ,’ ***• * Prerideni—A. B Hyekvuac. puNiahod. Secretary -JL P. Thompson. from 10 to Iransnnir—Heniy Seymour of Grand about one-half. Th* system M Use Steria wffl X SflnMU nMnM. V SI First-Class Instruments. MUSIC BOOKS Engrcringu, illustrating improve­ moats, Disrorenex and Important ,-r. . Works, pertaining to Civil and Mechauirel Engineering, Milling, Mining and Metallurgy ; Record, uf the latest; w, R1„ u:— . l„i „t . t.w ,t ite te.i ul nearly or quite 816.'-'W,000. eeipt* are falling much below the an- i. raowaxinor, .putsr^rilmfsrje**/ MX* . JJ OLID Al PBEbENTb. at collect- | Building, Navgation, Telegrsphr, Tele­ Folks. graph Engineering, Hlsctricity, Magnet- Light-house Board is highly commend- the Boston harbor, with IS-itmh Wiani i information is ^ir*u respecting our pres- ; n“" c*on<,n- eonstrueted under the na• ent cold and silver coinage, that wo Tal «rp»«priationa At a diotance of . . . . . ’ 11A r_» . > IX I-*.-. iti.L _e_ i 1U wrvugur iron, was tor up, nacxea by With a 140 pound I a mound of gravel. New Scales. Farmers, Mechanics, F.o^inecn, in­ ventors, Manufacturers, Chemists, Lov­ er* of Science, Teachers, Clergymen, Lawyers, and people of all ptofiMsiuns, will find tbe Sriraftfr riien-Mwa useful 1 to them. It ohoaM have a plnro in every Family, labrary, Study, Office, New Styles. New Prices. Veiy Low. , I.USI'IISU SBS lUSK UVWMtlim, iu» ■ ---- - •..... r. will be a deficiency of currency reenpta ,othBr ^Hug th. ’O0 l^d* wo, dnrvn dear through Boom, College, Academy, or bchvoL Whtah I- mads un be midiriimal I . - । the target, making a clear hole, and taxation, judiciously levied, inclufing ! penetrated the gravel backing 12 feet and Several Handrod Engravings. Thousauds of velum** aro pieseivud . , , - IIlull vi uir cvuuuiuu ui uie wutsiuw VeratlMDdiamiJjsffiniiBtiiw .kbs ,vu V »a.d. u. ..a cal receipts are wall worth t« Cougtees, and a warm oromendalion of bis subordinates in tbs Treasury De­ parture a t- honor and the public serrice be made will meet the eordial approbation of every well-wisher of tha Admiuirtra-• “th* Way* and Meam> Committee of the ; Hon-e of Repreeentative* is reprseeutod The people will bu pleased to i am ■ that the funding of tlie debt began un­ the bxrcretnrr of tho Treasury for an in* der Secretary Bontwrll, u going oa and । cress* of taxation, and it ia stated that bide fair to be a compute su.xesa. That it will respond by a resolution saking taking what has be><n dune sailer the । i that tho several head* of departments five per coot Juan and by the Genera' award, it apoeen that, the whole' amount converted into five per cent. , bonds since tho paeugo of the refund- | The proposition to adjourn Congress ’ from the 20th, in*:., to Jan.. 5th, ia during, the annual interest 83.000.000.-i meeting with Strenuous opposition from Seaatur Marton, and many others, and the United Blade* has nut stood higher it is hoped may be defeated. Tho coun­ since tho ctere.uf tbe. rvbellfou than it try call for financial relief not a recess, does at . tbs preeeat time, ami it i» be­ Mesera. Uoogrweamea. lieved that the retumling of thw sis per mail. Discount to Club*. BV ST. XIC110LMI AT’ TUK DOUIUY* . VT. je/cmtJU, s* eo»i*i*. r.. flow iw~e>«ll<rlbaa '■UVK TvrAti l l>l.K»r lb** bperimou* President. nary 1U5 tmmIs, carrying, •xclreire of howitzers, 1,269 guns, a reduction since his last annual report, by sale and oth­ erwise, of thirteen reesele A general enumcration of there veaaels presents 68 steamers other than iron-eiada and tug». carrying 826 guns; 2D sailing Teasels, with 322 guns, 48 iron-clad terms. Models of now inveubane and sketch** examined and ndric* tree. AU patents are published in the Scientific G. C. Knopp.el, 980 Wabash Ave., Chicago. SCHOOL MIS! city and published in pamphlet form by W. B. George * Co., should find a place ----------------- -- Th* ludians delegation ia Congreve will unstniously support Mr. Orth* bill far the rcp-si of *o much of th* Salary ‘ Save Your Nlonev A BARGAIN J. P. ROBERTS & CO. IJAMfiS WOODRUFF IsgUgtrt*^ Chromo School. Cards, DON’T DRUGS DELAY ! For another like BARGAIN will AB. __ ... (**n Medicines §200,000 00 CITY /isrs Dye Stutts, 1 HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! $20,000 In Greenbacks! Pacific Railroad being within rhe State. Buuc>. r. a. rw isu. ur: Greene, near £ighth St., A. Tt. Whittemore &- Stevens, ‘ 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit of Michigan, at its October term, 1873, List of Patent* issued from the U. H. Patent Offiro to Mich.gan Inventors, for jilie financial panic. Attention is. also, the work ending Nur. 25,1873, and each called to tho diaerspeacy in tho provis­ ion* of tho lien not of 1858, tn regard ' constitutionally, and for th* aatabliih- IBincrs, Circuit Court, has derided that bearing that date. — Furnished thia pa­ per by Cox A Cox, Solicitor* of Patents, to th* two claaeea of bonds specified. Washington, D. Q power to fix maximum rates of pa Railroad Signal. E. B. Marshall, stage* of the panic. and the pressure gar far on any railroad holding a i * firend Raped*. brought to bear upon hi* Department to tor from that state, and that to do a 1 Ironing Table, L. Scofield, Grand afford relief to the bnaiiwe* ro-nmnuity not impair the obligations of th* ’ Haven. by the imu* of United State* not,* and bv buying foreign nxchange, and lie eai bLdieehle answer totasKte Turk Pro­ Tho Huprcme Court of tho United 84,000.000. making it 85,000,000, the Nut Loek, 0. A. Howard, Pontiac. duce Exchange, which had already b-«n States. has doodod that the people Revolving Sample-Case, J. M. B*opublished. And he, also, give* plena ' of the Brale of Nebraska, have a right ttoph. Edwnrdsburt-h. to his letter to th* Chamber of Comto tax the property owned by tho Union H a reroom, Ao. Hs>«>*am...... Hsitsd.............. IWriw,.....,. <o»U............ Oil Paintings PAINTS & OILS MONUMENTS HEAD STONES. TA“L,UA<i?LES. I School Boola t stafwnrru SHELVES, ETC. ; Jam** Beffersy, Orin F. Kay wood. Miss Sarah Osman, Patrfox Eoar*. Geo. 8. Palmiter, John Ebauabaugh, Mies ITALIAN CHROMOS I AMEEICAN MARBLE PR EBCHIPTIONS AND FAMILY BICFjm. BLACK A FULLER. OVE GRASD CASH FRO* $10 000 IK GREENBACKS! CXECASHFREESS^Di GREOffiKXS! �T<t« Rjf»I»lich|I T"‘ S’”.” ku* w that we are do*ng a 1100 job that that office failed to gvt bv charging 15 per rent more than our bid.— Barry Ca i to him. craving hi* bleariap and . that RryM.raa conaulatiou which it would ami hl* duThe above is simply a deliberate Be. । ty to grant in the eying hour. But th* That job Was never ofieied this office Vrteal says, " I ha.. Ha muat pay the fi.ty dultara," and absolutely refused to go to bi* bedsid.. or perform th* funeral reremuuia* after hi» death, ao the serviev* were rendered by the Epiacupol Church, and his remain* | I «<-.U tertbw । Ml***: CHURCHES. Dr. Krdxie stats* ia tbo last number of tho taamy Ba/Meaa that tbe average temperature of November 1878, waa !!9 ’ !f)8, and the average for ton yean ending with 1872, waa 30 0 84, ° showing that November 1873 waa 7° 85 entarr than tbe avenge ot th. pre cwding ton years, and it waa 1 ° 81 tho canted to their final noting place. Now w» hare no sectrrian feeling or chow, to forUyae, lnltcad of giving ottr prejudices to gratify in what we havo i j articto s candid answer, was that he •aid, or shall say. whether tho sect lie knew w* bad stated th* facta, and that Catholic or whelh.r it lie any other, we , no answer could be given, that would are willing that «*eh and all shall wor ijuatiiy thia requirement ship God areerding to th* dictates of ' So far from raising that question be­ their own rouscreuco, and let th*ir con­ t cause ol opposition to religion* exarviaea duct ami their live*ta*tifyof their faith, m our public schools, v* havo been the snd sympathy lint w* do *ay that in I pcreirient friend ol it. and during ths our bumble opinion, the man who , n»«»y year* that w* pre*id*d a* Piinca- would refuse to go to the relief of hia made at Ixmaing, in presonev of Mr- E pniinonr Union and Graded School* fellow man. and iwfuM to smooth down Fowler, the Inspector, and Domonetra­ never failed to read, or have read, tn* the pillow efdeath fir a dying follow- ted the accuracy of Dr. Ksdxfo'a former ; Bible unoe every day, a* wo believe it teat, and that txt Cleveland Oil. mark­ maftal. k unworthy of the num* of should be in all the pubfai echo Ms of ed below 175 ° aa tested there, can be man. and stand* out aa a hbrl to the I ths State, tour do wr priJ]«te tu lower legally sold h> this State ; and we ask Christian riviliauion of the i.in*t<o»lli ' thia standard on» iota to pieaa* the : century, and hi* act should racetve the views ur jirojudire* of any class ur । hearty condemnation of men *ve«y। cfateca of our follow citirens. What ; where and we have no doubt that ii , we did say and what wo think, is, that i will, a* nunc can justify iL Buch a ! our httl* one* are injured, rirwariy fa. ! spirit of intolerance, would, if it bad but 1 jurri by requiring them to gu up those Hi* power, light again the fires of per- * j flights of stairs to tho audience room. f s-xution. and with Jatuitiral acai apply ■ ! and thfap to stand during tho exsrviao* ; tbo fagot and tword, o>-d drench one* : Old Fogy." Well that ia rvfteshing|ind | it true is an im[>0(tant discovery, as we and gu back duwu atair* tu their rooms i again, the I awl with ttie blood of mar: have always, however unjustly, hitlu rr lyre. We would advia* the missionary | branch of that ehureh, that so long as to, lorn deemed a radieul among radi­ cals and ePen grossly abused for our you have .-*iek hrarit in yuur very midst, radicalism, by just such wisarm a* »ul.j«-l be would k-fen that both faffi- that you I .ve a work hand near cra.apd mothers, who havo sou., among homo, at'd to ini' co such with the apir- brother litrang. A, B, Cdnrian . are equally aggrieved at 1 i‘ ot Him who When He waa reviled, Fhnti.'re beware of pat- nt right .wintho requirement that scuds them up dtota. S> vetal are reported to be about stairs, who,are, a* far a. we are. from | for hia rasmics, saying. “ Father fur- ! tbo country, looking fur victims. Ko o^msiug reltgioui ixercisea in our give them, they know, not what tuey I cultivator uf the tod should buy a new do," ia a part of your mission, and a i patent right from any stranger, norkin lt is ao matter what “P." thought in glorious one if you succeed. And your ' til he has slept cn the prt-| cahion for at his childhood days about tho require­ sucreso will sandy meet the approval of j Irat two munths. and then he*won't get ment. uecnsaery to muku a Senator, not God. Angels and good man. bit. Again we say lock out for pat- nt yet, whether be baa pmtaeU lieyoud right swindlerv. “the vagari.-H uf a childish foncy,"’ the quretfon is, doua the requirement of tho Piiudpet—for tv« oru i/fanned it was nut the action of the Board of Educa­ tion— injure our dear, little ours 1 We 'that we have made un arrangement with tho -‘Rev. Petroleum V. Nsabv," (D. R Ixwks,'E>q..) to furnish Tint Rorsucsv Bswsxa a letter each w.w-k from New York City. Onr Rev. contributor promises to combine information with humor and gossip in such sort a* to make hi* letter* an attractive feature uf tbo psper. Now ia your time to sub­ tho single |«ragraph w* penned ’ We scribe. Terma. ll.W in advent*. aak. and shall expect irotn you, a defi­ nite answer, ss you know every peima who reads your article will understand, Far th e accommodation of our sub­ a* you probably tneiAit they should, that scribers who desire any olher book, •ho quoted words were uttre. For whal tLogsrine. or paper, published, with or we did say, we are willing to be colled -with, ut th. adv.rtised premiums, wc tu account before any intelligent body will obtain it for 'you at th« Ix>wr»r Rsrao, without any expense to you in sending tho erdev. teachers in our public soboui, which wdid not utter. We naked, simply, a favor for our little ones, among whom wv hare an only daughter, with no dw Christmas nut week. Lee Re«i eold a buggy voeterdsy for , । sign of creating anv ccntentiun, but a* a matter where life and health were in iU how is that for tbeee times. vulved. . And, tLat the public mat know just who* wo did any, we rei«o dme (the article, and its p rn»al will show how truthful and just “P." stateBeautitul weather. "On behalf of tho girl A, B. C doriana. in our Union School, whose healtli ia auro to be destroyed and their lives endangered thereby, wo most earnestly remonstrate against thnir being required to go up U-t iuttfjlifhu »f V.-SW1, to the A fine aaaoTtment of printers station­ room oLlhe Principal every morning to ary just received for sale at panic pri­ attend religious ororcisos." ces, at the Bsxxn Offire. Where are Our Murionanss I Tho action of Father Allgay" *n ,b# case bf Mat Hall ia ably revikd by our Thia question suggested itself to my comspondsuta in another column. wind s* 1 looked out and saw tba Fu­ Read tbe interesting totter from neral Train following the cut[is« of on Omaha, on our first page. Others from of cur follow-townsmen to th* Episcopal tbe same able writer may he ex pected Church to hav* tbe taat *ad nte* ol Tboee Christmas toys ip the windows Christian borial performed as required at Ackley's, J. P. Roberts A Co.'s, and by our Christian rivilfaariun. And when the P O.» make glad the hearts of "oar 1 looked upon th* grief and aadn*** ot the widow snd her family end ot buys and gtrla." Tbo oldest inhabitant in our city pc-s mourning frieisda, compelled to follow tively aaserta. that m hia boyhood days, bis remains, not to thrir own, but to a ho d.d hear that there was such a thing ne’glilxwiug church to hear word* of comfort and cumulation uttered to them as money-in circulation. A German lately married sare ‘'Id in their hour of trial and boreavomenL vas yooet so easy as a ueclL-« coo: valk the quretmu c*ra* homo to me with re­ out mil a eemel's eye, as to gel der be- doubled force, that a large amount of nrimionarr tabor could be expended in our own nirdat. v»ry profitably. The We underoisud an affiwt ia being dreumatance* ol this cos* as we learn made to secure funds for the erection c» them, are that tho deroased, Mathew another elevs lot in this city. We have Hall was nserawed by Father Allgayw, no doata tbe investment would pay. (.* be Ts called), the Catholic 1'nast We thank A. D. Cook, fov a pad o< fifty dollars as bis share of an aaaeae excellent aider, made by H. Howitt, o! •went toned fur tbe purpon of building Orangeville Henry knows buw to a Catholic Parsonage in this city, and make it and Ade knows hew to tree: waa notified by him that he would be expected to pay that amount for that (Hirpuee. Tbe decaoawd said to him : m. for supjarrt ; but 1 will pay all I ran, bnt I eon't pay fifty dultara." ' Tbo Priest said » him, that nothing but tbo fifty dollars would answer. and .o th. mattar was toft Th* wife uf fariy and eontnbutiag of their means, all that she waa able from time to time. Matters remaining in this manner. ■lyemg. it cure* itekiag of the srelp. re­ moves and prevents dsadnitf, and wil. thicken up the thin iocka 8sch are tho benefits which ere eon ferrod upon tho consumer. No ons should neglec. to giro it a trial—JswisaZ ttti RUSuman M. "THUE TO NATUEE.’ MDKTS LABI’S BOOK fr 1874 •t our stock ; it embraces a full line o Dry Goods, Fancy Gouda. Yankee No lions. Hats, Cain, Furs, Gloves snd Mittens ; also, a full stock of Men and Buys' Ukxhing. Boots from W 00 to ail grades. .Shoes ttsd Gaiters, from • 1.00 to all stylos of warranted. Wt Tlia anneal meeting pt tho Pionoer* of Barry County will bo boldan in Union Hall, HavUugs, Thureday, Jan 8th. at noon of said day AU |wnon> who were resident* or tho sounty io local Bb;i|ie$ Notice;. tod, M I will call on them for their tax monoy or the did cow, Jan. let tn 15th. A. D. RORK, i Rutland, Dec. Irt. 1B73 ILkSTINGB'wC.PAYERS. I will bo at my teaidenca on all Friday**iu this mouth, for tho purpose to reevive taxe* as required by taw, and to ac< vtnmodato you I will be at the elove of J. Cota A Son, in Hasting*, on all . twturdaya in thia month. HENRY M. MERRITT, VtCTOtU Wuouaru. Aaacmn— but It is always ‘ welcome, and we* [TOYSa: .SMITH. MANEE A 1'RESmid hato to Im- depnveal of it. Ad- | TON'S must be sold regardtoe* ot eovL ha C J. Whitey A Co. 197 J.ffersen Foa vax Houasv*—gJ to the Hastting* News?Depot for your Christmas acarcvlv fail to be tbe means of serious sickness to some uf them. To avoid all thir, wo a*’, simply, Ui^/Misa SaulsI bury,-and the otbir teachers ia th* prituXry departments be, aa we understand they have requtsted i«rmiaaion to do. : allowed to conduct religious exercise, ia their several rooms, doubting not , ti.nl moral effect will be equally good, and all danger horn ruanitig up and ' down stair* aiuidml. Again, w. suggest, simply, and nuch, mg more, that tbo moral educator of children should keep truth on hia tide, which, ucIom he ran show in our article such expressions a* tba following, tokvu from nis article, or words uf kindred - meaning, he ruu»t admit be diiknat do ■ Wo foil for tLe yoof We copy a> fallows?--'/ Dou you w« that adiool - The growth and structure of the he­ re n hah, in veryydaialy set forth in i pamph • t, puUiabed by R. P. Hsll . Co., Nashua, N. H , jirvpii.torsof Hall'Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ranewer, /». yraltnlaai distribution. Tbo deservvdl. high reputation uf their preparation ha wholly been gained Ivy its merits. Be lug free from oil and alcohol, it baa a hmtlthy action £n the scalp, rcaturiu; Fourth Grand Gift Concert Obstacles to Marriage. OVKB A MILLION Di BANK I ! it fatta tho Sx ii'ty Journal of Amsrini, and th. moat beautiful in Topograph!Mathew Hall was dying. Mr. Hall eal appearance of any American New*was a Catholic by birth, odaeatioa end tai th. Hia wife waa also a Catholic, a regular attendant upon tho church sitb her little children. Mr. Hall finding that bo most die, was anxious to have bo un adjourned merting ol the Pfoorer OWpkls. P*,—ss'lssUtsUss k* rtaaa b.<k re* ■laweel rbebetshl* **eA*N •kiU. On Tuesday, Slit of March next JOB5 PRINTING iloMft Ct-mpcny No. 1, at tlx* Council1 rooms, r.n Tl^siaday uvvuiug, Die. Ibth, 1873. A lull-attendance is requested T uesday March 31s 1,1874. *>ilatiuu could be imparted. The faith of those peuplo ia wall known, and with that we have nothing to da We have a Catholic priest located in the city, the pastor of the crutch here. The Brother of the dying man a^ihe tivter of his wife waited upua the priest with -oquret of the sick man; seconded t>y tbe reejusst of his friend*, that ho should 12,000 CASH GIFTS. $1,500,000 Tba full fed priest refused to gu an l treated his visitors in an arrogant and overbearing manner. Mr. Holl lived it from hi* priest. Afthr hit death hit irieoda again went to th. priest to get him to officiate at th. fnnoial, that tho d-ct-a-od might havo Christian burial. Thia time tbo priest grow actually rude «od uncivil, aud with' hi* refusal virtutl ty turned his visitor, out of the house. lor all this ; he will bo as long and gratefully rwmeuibetel on earth and as happy in H*av*n as if a score of ouch priests had attended him when dying and assisted ia giving him a Christian up to the world/T a preacher of the religion of Christ, who granted pardon to a dying tlusC He should bo held up to the acorn and contempt of every good man as a heathen wretch who re­ fused an act of kindness to a dying man and wjuld deny a Christian buria I to a dead man, who, when bring waa m every respect his superior. Com- Common CuunciUouvvned at Council Room. Dec. 15lh. Present—Mayor and AM*. Dawson, Mudge, Williams, Bewmar, Boko. Hams and Bently. On motion. Aid. Bentley wasap|«inted Recorder pro tern. Minute* read, and after correction, bam of 15 00 was referred to Ffaanc* Commitle* ; also, aa»unt uf J. R. Van V»lsorof880; also, account uf H. A. Goodvoarof 83 81. An order for »300, bearing 1 ]*r rent, intnrwat from tba 25th dav of Nw_ 18B8, and due Nov. 25th. H*<8, drawn by Cvsimon Council of th* old villvgv of Hasting* to II. J- K.nfield. payable out uf viltag* land, waa protected hy ft fKentieC f-r the actum of the Beard Ibero bring no fond* with wtoeh to nay th* said order, ii waa withdrawn. An order amounting to f88 57 era* promoted by Allen Jan-*.data! Jan. 13. 1873, and reque.t made tnat on order be mad* to pav him interest on said or­ der from date.’ Laid on the tab!*. Acoounte ot Young. Riker and Rolfe If anybody baa even uwd tbo thor­ ough nod setontiiic course, of .treatment yueommended by tbo proprietor of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for the cure of Catarrh and has not txwn |x*rfectly cured, the proprietor. Dr. R. V. Pierce, would like to bear from that person, and by addreasing him at th* World'* Dispeoiarv, Buffalo. N. Y-, aueb person, if there be on*, will hear of something to his or her advantage, as the Doct<* is in caracal when be oilers 1500 reward for a rase of Ca-arrh wljAh B* can not cure, and ia perfectly able to pay it if be foils in s single ease, as any as­ certain upon enquiry. Tho thorough c-.iurao of treatment referred to and roeommendrd by Dr. Pierro consist* in tho □so of Dr. Sign's Catarrh Remedy wilt Dr. 1’Mtvne's Nasal Douche which is tbe unly means by which tbe fluid can be carried nigh up end applied to all p»rta of the nasal jawsges and die chamber* connected therewith in which ulcers exist and from whieb the discharge pro­ ceeds lu addition to this thorough appheatiou ut tba BsOtedy, -hieh should always be used warw.Ih Pierce'* Gulden Medical Dfacovnxy should be taken carioetly as eunsiilunooal treatment, with- dioeane io always oua«tUutioBal and muat be treated accordingly. Thia trsatm.at has no unpleasant lealurtw about it, and has the advantage of never driving tiie disease to tho lungs aa ibero in danger of doing by th. use of strong, irrita­ ting snuff* or poisonous solutions. Everybody who has a house, seeda one ot those celebrated clothes-racks that Ih-wmcr, Heath A Oto, have fur sale. They are really tho best ia the market, and should loiumand public attention, as they uru a household conrentonce. John Stanley sails Groceric* of al kinds, of the very b«t. quantity, for price, which defy com pct ition by any establishment in tho County of Barry. Also, all variettaa of Vegvtebtoa. and Fruita in their toason. and Canned Fruita, 1'icktea, Sauces, etc., *tc-, at all times. With him you may, also, find a full stock of l^t Wines and liquors for modicianad aud mechanical purpuae*. tbe price and quality of which will *n- Rod all-wo«l flannel 2u eta. Flaw. Shirtn.g check tot 25 Bia. Shawl down 1 row« 11 DOWN 11! Dre. Goud* lower thau ever. Black Alpac from 25 eta tv 81.10; worth 81.25, i 31tf Geo H. Joaroos A Co. Bums, SortnoM, Boils, Wounds, rIcars, liruhca. Piles. Sprains, Colk, Old Norat, llctnorrhagea, Diarrhaa, algin, Thrwt. EK10BATIOH TUU»<1. «< Ike .x ill lil «r~« at Ik WORLD. TUB DAILY JFORLD. Buso Axua Yoca Casias.—We are ow prepared to re-seat BRUNT AND ANk SEAT CHAIRS ia the boat Miner and al reaaouabla rates. »tf 81EUB1NS A BELD1NU. Fruxrrxor. Micb„ 8*pt. 13th. 1873. A yoor ago I Bal a bad cough Krom th. Catarrh which had got m my throat. . R. H. Parrect. of Andersoo Comity, Vy._ MyS "1 told K,e- Fever Tow. for somoiime part. It has never tailed to cure a ease of ague that 1 have foard ot Agffavued caseo of tong staaaing ___ , f________ ______ readily ysoktod to its inflminoc. It is I Fariac„’ fBlcb m vour trad. Batter cettainlv tbe best ague medicine I know ,<t E«K*22cta Dried Apple* Th.—4, b -M ua«. n.J=— ‘G"--“• b, —I >*-■■ i> J""!k . - -- ------------- weekly won*. SEMFWEEKlt WSILS. Commission Merchants, �Babcock THE “rtniZaaaA"’msj- ssftsr&jiTtriaa* ing ths period eml.ra.ed Lretwwau the rears 1MM. and 1872, Ohio. Indiana, iUincis, Michigan, Wisconsin an 1 Mis­ souri, although growing immensely in population aad in general pioductiror no.*, fell OR in their reUtivw yiaH of wheat ; while Uinussota increased its election L-om 3,000,000 lo 15,000,000 hela; Iowa from 13,700,000 to 20.WO.OOli; Kanaa* from 200.000 tu 2,000,000; and Nebraska from 100,000 to 2.600.000." Jtw Wheat yield of Nsbrask then ha* increased faster than that in other btsto. Nor is it surpassed io yield par sere mure than a trifle over one bushel (1.2) by any of our ihirty-swveu States the frontwTsm^a'a first crop finds a; homo tasrkvt at liigh prices atuo i j tbo , wffiita-tepped wagons, each bolding a, family, which ate always pressing t» ths front in order to get th« first punt of This truly golden grain is tho first crop on new breaking. It is socistiross sent with profit to Cuifarnia, ofronor to Salt Lake and Coloreds. But it goes east in larger quantities, though almost alwas a stowed in bags of hogskin and cuWbids which havo been ducovv.-wd to nold ten times morn than any canvass bag ever woven. High freights also uro thus dextruualv dodged. Before the <doeo of May 400 cars of cattle had gone na»t from Nebraska OiU. thia season. The firs: corn rai-e.1 on tho Big Blue at Beatrice in 18&B was sold at Fl. Knamey at five dollars in gold a bushel. Such fobubin* prices soon vanished, but fannnre still abound who, buy land of the Burlington end Missouri River Rad­ road, have found it paying for itself and their improvement* ou it by tho crops □Th few years. A. H. Vance, of CamI den. Nebraska, writes tn the StaU J»urnt! that S3 acre* which bo has tilled only tsro veers have already paid for eighty which he bought nt ten dollars j an aero. Edwur l Jouov, of Pleasant j UilL on harvesting hi* first crop, osti- : ranted that it along'wuuld fully pay for bi» land, if fed out to stock. Bnt he failed to obtain hogakin and cowhide I bags enough to hold his corn. How- ■ < over, ho was not disappuinlad. Few i mm can be as Ineky ae Ed Jones, but i must be a good thing to live near a ; it , <n su lucky. Hi* iuek may be ■ tu c catching. j) There smnii to bo an antngoniam axisttug in tliis mattar the: it will require all the ykill of the onutbutogut and putaolpght to solve. Our philanthropists say. s.ve birds ; aud go so far as to stole that they destroy immcn^> numbore of iasocta that would utherwiso de vastate cur fruit rrop*. 8u far as my experience gow. this ia utterly groundIm. to a great exumt. Hen- wo havo been sjiaring toe birds for years, and bed chambers rd way* imperil health tbe insert* are increasing so that hsnllv euld ‘ invito diseases. Robust persons' an apjje or grape is sound any more— end ' may saloly sleep in a temperature ot cureutio* in everything. or under, but tbo old, the infant' Lest tall tho ori.de* w< re so severe on forty 1 and’ tbe trad shoul I never in a my grapes that I rowed to urge n «rnr 1 when, the atmosphere is much of extorminativn thia oeosou ; so when rvura ' fifty degrees Fahrenheit. they csrae last spring, wo commenced under ’ All know the danger of going direct shooting them and destroying their the coll from a vary warm room. users. Bet thia wholesale slaughter into ! few rnotns. church -s, theaters and could not continue. My causes neo Vi-ry , smote me, so I ordered no trors to be tbe like, are ever warmer than seventy If it is frr-a ng out cf door* destroyed. The mnwquonto is, they degrees. ' are spoiUug all my Cnee: grapes; the it is thirty degrees—the diSernaee being forty dvgnwv more. Pereras will be cureulao and leaf folder in full sway. Now, whnt birds are a benefit to u», 1qhided by such oh mgee in ton minutes, s\t Lough they raay be actively walking. and which ones are not ? Bui to Ho still in bed, nothing to jiroHaving made ornithology somowhat of a study, it may not be amiss to give mnte tho circutstion. and to breath for my opinmn, 1 could not be persuaded Lours an atmosphere of forty and even fifty degrees, when tho lungs ore always to shunt a pewit, blue-bird, king-bird— ra fact, any of tbo Hy-c»tchiiig tribe. at ninety-sight, re too great a chknge. The gulden-winged wood-pecker ia al- i1 Many persons wake up in the marnrag ot tbe lungs, who so invedirureu*. a* well as all that class ; with infiammation 1,^1 W*1 I .1,1.1 —— I « —I bnt tbe spotted —both black aud brown — aa Well as the red beaded one. de.troy all my early apples; and when th»v are gone, begin on tbe later ouw>- 1 omitted the cuckoo, a bird that fuodA ou jouru ilb of too country have done an I tome of our taoa destructive inserts, • and touches no frais. The cat bird an I incatenlable injury by tbe blind and in ■ brown thrush, as wnll os the Cardinal 'disinmmato advice of hoisting tbe I Gnwbeck, here called tbe red-bird, are windows at night Tbe rale tbould be every wh*ro, during . all throe good singer,—but wo must pay dearly tar tbo music. They oat and the part uf the year when Grat are kept oujaide •poll fully one-balf of my raspberrio* burning, to avoid hoisted window.. It ia safer aud bailor to leave some seasons. Wo know not what a day may bring tbo chamber dour o[ien, ee also the Creforth, but if ■ lifo be spared until next [ilace—thna there i* a draft up the chim­ spring, all these birds that are so severe ney, while tne mom ia not ao likely to on Use fruit, will hato to build some­ become cold. If there ia some fire in the room all night the window may bo where eke than in ray orchard The raising of cherries has, m many opened an inch. It u safer to sleep in plane, tiecome very uncertain or un- b.id air all night with a tampature over lisufitobh, on aocount of the cedar-bird, fifty, than in pure air all night with a or Wsxwing. a* it u sometunos called. temperature under forty. The bad air But I can ottogwnornl them ; and when may sicken you, but cannot kill you ; my trees commence Imaring. will see to ths cold air can and done kill eery having a: lq«u B shBre or lbe 1 fruit. I once had sir Bowman's May trees, which had at least one bushel each of ebames on, just turning red. when, in one day, ore I was aware of it. Ao cedar-birds had neariv ruined ing a spl-ndi l barn. 100 x 150 feet uf the whole crop. They seem to hover brick which is thus dcacribed in T*s St. round unseen and unheeded until tho AlUtu Traiutnfi: dtotriee begin to color, when they The central part is four stories high, swoop down a* if dropped from tbe: including the basement; and the whois clouds, ar like tbe vultures deep in the , iv d.vidsd into three parts by partition desert ot Sahara, when a esraol dies in i walls of briek. In the central part ol . tbe first fluor above lire bavoOMnt is tbe carnage room. 5»x70 feet largo i weighing scale, will be inserted in the i ^%s,£Sjgk BICHIGAR CEHTRAL R. R. jrani KvorValloy Division Kt .ft jr£ST£R.\r furjHjoy. 'aretssf MMtoa I. tbsCtantfi Chart' Coasts *t Hw. to Cumw. 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Ad.mtvlse will nl* orw eait<«,n. * 4 . ottaiM w 'llk~r "*4 •ucis.e 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! ?SWSAV SHmSESd fcf DBMG BfflM FtfMmffiE,lstasjral tfiqt/esr ph^ket woe. Good Tough Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash Lumber WTED= UNDERGROUND VINECAR BITTERS LIFE on. BELOW THE Eon Wane Jacbti & Saxiiai Price* 81,00 fer Bottle. .AdJnw Ctf SURFACE I ... Feed Gutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. Chop finely two pound, of beef saot;!| bold tbo water and absorbent*, which, boil gently, but nut too much. tw.., with tbo solid simaunu will bo pretxnmda of the under nitle ot rump ot ' cqdtated into the manure cellar below. beef, and ch.rp it finely; peel and chop I Tbo third II -or contains three Jofls for I bay, estimated to bo sufficient to Con, aim uno duacn ar two pounds of rtusx appleo; stone and chop one pound of Volenti* rai.ins, and wash and dr> three pound. of cumuili; nunce lb« thin peel at two lesson* four ounces uf condu-d crange peel, the same of can­ died bnnoti peal. aud two ounces of citroo; aa tbo beef, apples, raisin., axl currants; thro add the peels. with a quarter ol a pound of powdered foaf sugar, a tMMpuoaful of salt, a quarter cf an iHiocx of pounded mac.-, a quar­ ter erfas ounce of poundwl elorve, and : Him. mon ia purely Vegetable fly from tl-.r natira r mean of the Sierof California. tbe The qusstion ia almost daily asked. "What is il:o esnsc of the nnparallriod surere* r.! Vccaoca Errrrr.-"" Ocr answer is. Hist thsv remove Um csaso of disease, and tbo psiwnt recovers hi* health. They are the great blood purifier and * lifo-rinng prin­ S>, a perfect Renwator and Inrimrator the system. Never before in tbs history t___11 l._ _ . BULLS -h XL4ZB EWER. I l-.-cry year incnra-«- tic i mrtihrily c; thL« vuloalilo Hair Picporntion; wliieli u due to, merit a(ot-o. AVo can avsiitc otir old ] ntroiw tbttt it l» kept fhllr rip to it* high standard; snd It i* Um? only iclhli'.c nn«i perfected prejsratiun fir re.t,.;iitg Gc*r on Fanxn Ua:k to its ;..m:hfii| cv-r. lasdiiag it soft, htttrons snd rillcn. The scalp, by its n.w. become* white and clean. It Mnorw all eruptions anil dandrufll and. by it* tonic propertire. prevents the hair from (hUitig out, a* it stimu­ late* sad noaridicw the h»ir-gl*nd«. By its txBc, tbe hair grows thicker snd st rotiger. In haklni—i, it rest ares the eapillarv gland* to tlroir normal rigor. BEARS “J.-* THE GB.EAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. UN. MIXER, llMtinp, Mich. M sX’«CX7a*‘1SJf" ■HUr’ * M‘oW«“ oeonontiral HaiuDeesiuxc ever used, as it require* fewer applications, and give* die iiuir a iw lcndid. irkasv ap­ pearance. A. A. ilsyto, AI D, State Asiaycr of MaMacfiusctU, say*, “Tho coiwtitucnt* orc jnutc, mid careful!v rejected for csccUimt (nudity; and I Briggs House, POULTRY WOBLD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-24.pdf 1c3c96ae1b4b456b35b952452de27eed PDF Text Text VuL XVill. JlWWtl asi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER NO 35. Eads. THE DETROIT WEEKLY TRIBUNE •-------- » . n *•*;nu tor tto> tml of s* refnag*. oreotUit* irxvistoav It n^Jd tsv» bwn wbax i> <*U»! «-4ruab*®f C«ert Mamat. far •!£ w»i pfad for tb* THS LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER tboatol later years and that thia ■». bu- another w «y „l —yin j that Udi.a. Lad no iig'.ta which a bit* m*u were l>.uud to reaped Thia prvehioe i, d«~' cUiod to be adopted Irviu Ue ki wt of llw Stalest Matyiaal. Ta. far a* nr reaary at>-1 auitoble to the t'-rcumuaa- ' ova o: O1E OF THE Sell The Diamond Tooth X C LARGEST WEEKLIES Saw wich is guaranted to cut fifty per cent etouuuc un:;i ba bad «x aatod hu moM to Um- *an»tocn -u «f tba creditor. Nor coul-l tba dablur. a- no*, ai.ap hifine*.* ib ti»a fare vt tba eredi uc vrbilr rvuuaiBd tiampt fr-tn more Wood than Lici null* 1 b.uato-d «brn ba (pckr. 1 tuiuk bcwre •• jart. ur 1 will audalertv Jvu." for ■ Mu* lima »tw n-l iiu i*-r basL* kokm aid bar ai>toadiu O*rx «,a» cn-assib bv.o:. L.r . at XUjltJ Um Tomi to bet tori and faugh-1 any saw made. GREBLE & RUSSELL.. only eta -p-juca Com .x cu.too u farad ■a inOl wrr« use cow and Mwep. U 1810 tbn atBMiu: of -xemjxiu-a wa> taevaaad by addin: th- rein. “ on* tiu.-. and taa apparnl. todding. and tool* ot B>>iiig down to tbe b»*c3 die pac>4 up 1 lb* party." and uuarn thinking oi lu# yowr b*t>ra. ; lbw method* adopted to raiae tfa* H>r ay-* ware b at oa tbe gtvaad, aad fund* neuemarr to ua.r-y ih- j\bu? -ttor wm Uiue Lad eu m tb>s way. •.w raue-l theta abd aaw a gentlemn. ■ •tanamj a few to-t itom her ; it w>. . Bun Hante^h. kor mm time tLev1 *l<tod mokag at each ether. Hagar'e ■ miud was m a paruat cuaoa, lb* «ny i lUauaet I bought wa. that .h« OouH »«• a»K Hott'* |«rdon fcr her c ndnet to 1 nisi. A< tinx <>o tbe itnjml.c st.e cis« quicLly to In* aid. and *arl— " Mr. Hankeigh, 1 behaved ahametnliy to you ; w.ti y.u forgive me T” an • i ramed her e^va to Ha. and *-methn g ' *b« uf there impalte t her to *ar tn a broked! hmitatmg vo®*, biaahiug deep­ I ly tue whde. -And Air. Raoleign—R:tf—if yon ITS AGRICULTURAL HOfiE 1/tDUSTItf. iod freer*! »«tv»ra, ti e dmcriplKin* ol ibaa* r>—la e-und at the prewat time ttn-mrly pniadin-. In 1806 ax. act •i. paaaed lor the eataUiai.ment of a highway, which evidently a as, aid b>doubt ia how, on- of the *troe>» of latrod; and yet iron the act itaall thi* ,lot JILlli 111 Illi DENTIST .Wills Why not support Home Industry? Did you over take the. trouble to find out what makes a comxnunity thrifty and prosper­ ous* You go io the city and you sec the |»eople alt alive and •tiriug. ard the finrt thing yon ray. ts “ They arc doing lou of; the TiunrxE buoitiero here Everyh dr seem- to he doing well. Mechanics, are seen Ly hundreds burryina to their labor wish their dinher: pail on their arm. What is ’.be •■.itMkr of all thu.atir? •••¥” there is it ilctnaiitl at ZTonie for work, '.be peojde patronize Ikme //trfuntry. city p-op'c know tba: it :• to the it own personal interest to A FARM FOR SALEsupport Home trail' ar.d they do it invariably. Who eats wheat riaaed in Barry Comtfyv:f it U not the people in the county? We must build up our own place-, people in Grand Rapids won’t do it for us. We have Men.hanta, Mechanics, Tradeamen. Lawyers. 103 Acres Improved. Dociorn and Laborers; but one a-»j s "we have no mechanics in ' iIuAtii-gi who ean do’a good job of work.” To such 1 would say, loot at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling and our Carriage*. Wagona. Cutters Ac made in Hastinp, and then sav we have no mechanics. Compare tu-day with ten ye. *a This is a Rare Bargai ago; for then there was not even a painter ifi Barry County that could paint a lumber wagon fit to lie seen. There is. no need of. going away from Hasting* to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so fai is Cutters are concerned, you can .Sar« ten dollars on even «.’utter, and get a belter Cutter of me in Hastinp, than in any I other Town in Michigan (great or for 1 know they cannot । compete with my CuUir Machine. 1 am giving my customers the (______________ ___________ benefit of my Cit-'er Mach me which 1 do say « a saving of ten dob•' nm|| iVn liniir lars to them on every Cutter they buy of me. 1 have nearly sold | III- 1 ll'i II 11II lllllll •m my Sr.i tau* or (Wm. •»« •"• HHffllJ which I will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggies bdow Par next season. I am ready uow to offer lower prices on bug­ gies than ever before. I am preparing Machinery to enable roe to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on. I have made my customers Hafft. and can do it again. My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and that is evidence of aatisfaction somewhere. * filial. 1‘rotvion wa« early made fur the care Ol eno tor <o new a »■*:• v< K«aa.i. mey I • regarJe-1 aa Hwral; Lui Ike ni u-od > I baatoWtog the pebbc etunly m-T ba i awarded aa aommiag r«>4. "to Aakma* oit bare Uudu-u*. “ 1 hardly think you eottld be are*j- .ufficivudv w-11 ka»vn, no doubt, lor •• Well, (ba ia uot pretty, Bolt bn: . 1 doubt IB- purporaa of th* pebKiial tooa ol then b-auty fa not cvar/ibuim No d.H»M trd a. ■ bo.Jouttreaa in*M d>> talk* wait" retuimd Mn Ada to. ...nr eo-tiScalfao torto-cbing aud you. in that gvntfj pitruqrtos* Much * Flat­ i-aHab-e »o drum A B C into tba heedty woman afl-ct* whaw «(iae«in^ nt a ol alnpid children, and that i. my par lik oi beauty in camber woman. *- Unou toe idinci;>U that aa u<!v IF YOU WANT Kate, the victim ia ready.” Uuah, lioifI'm afraid aba heard IFPHOVED 7 In a few a.-cocda more tba in trod or t-cn was [«rlonu«i. ana Hut and klU* Sahjof the Whttlcrf tt'iltonfor; the jxist year is the Best Guar-1 raatee of its Superiority over all other sewing machines Bcin$ the most simple in con- , struclion, and easily adapted to . Siaital asi iKtaol DENTIST different kinds of work, tunning \ j-o^eVW- �ASTOUNDING I ‘StNltta’aii'DirYoniW •18 IN VALUE FDR S3!! A Splendid Holiday. Birthday. WtdI'vl.n.ll. I'— denied that tbe building of the Grand Hirer Valloy Raiirvod haa doubled tho value of all th. realty on either side of it, within a distance of five mites, aod more than tbribblod it in this city. Is the doubling up of tbe value of every man’s iwojierty a detriment to tho pub lie, or to tho individual? That it is not, tbo most inveterate Granger will not hesitate to admit. Then so for our Valley Road io to us a public - blearing. And what is true of tbe Valley Road here, is true of every other road in eve­ ry other county in tbo fitate, to a great­ er er tees extent Thus for then we property aro exorbitant, uni in this par­ :'On this beautiful Christmas Eve. v» ticular they aro grasping tuonopuliea" send greeting to all, ■friends and foes I( thia charge true, and if true is there alike, the eomplimenta of tho season, and nu remedy within the roach of the peotho becedicffou of Him who, when R« Wo answer, tjret, it is nut true, not was reviled, reviled not again. This ou our Michigan roads, either the is, indued, 'the seaeon for mutual good­ charges for conveying |>aassngers or will; for joy and fesftvity; for happy freight ia exorbitant. And secondly, ii thoaghte and humano sympathy ; for it was exorbitant in either case, the kindly wishes, and noble deeds of un­ remedy is in the hands of the people, Ruchreter, N. Y., has sixteen grist selfish charily. Ours, it should be, to and they have but to will it and all ex­ mills, whiili made 600,000 barrels of orbitant rata* are nt ouoe annihilated, flour hut year, tho receipts amounting make glad the haarta, and cheer tho to M.0O0.1XI0. lives of those who need consolation and Beyond question it ia true that capi­ The area of land phuited in corn in aid acrid the cares and duties of life in tal invented in any business should pay Georgia this year,was about 1,800,000 acres. <ir 80<l acres mnro than the acro•» fair per cent. «for State fixe* tho this dark hour of financial nod rammer­ ugs plan tod in cut ton. ' rial disaster, and, so for as we have th. minimum at seven pur cent- ia busines* It is estimated that 240,000 potato­ transactions between individuals. Why sacks and .'lO.OtM) grain-sacks will bo required to move the crops of Hum­ boldt Cbnnty, Crl., this year. To-night, l»t Santa Claus wander Novar iu tho history of 1-sko Superi­ or were the rapper mines on so substan­ from bouse to bouse, from Statu to Stale, tial and jirosps-rous a basis, so for as and from Nation to Nation, with tb« neighbor. Yot it U a fact that tbe in­ wraith of metal is 'concerned, a* they unselfish purjKise of carrying to eich come from the money invsted in the railroads af thia State has never, with tliu kindly tcmvmhrance* of deni heir present rates for transportation friruda, and leths not fail toremembei yielded IAtm ]n.-r cent, and do single thal tho rlighsrt token from friend to one of them all has ever, under rhe iticudu a fountain of joy tv the heart, The Bt-udsr Csmily, who are charged fromwhirii spri ngatli up those lovely flow with certain horrible murders in Kanso*, ere mid to be living in Mexico, and era that bloom eternal amid all the viefoa conspiracy is rej>orted to bq nn foot tudes ol life, gratilude. love and devo■>f our Michigan Railroads are able to kidnap them. A abort time sinew four children in a buainaes men, successful financtsrs, Toonarrow, e<pectally, lei ns be thank- wenretly dsvuted to the wurk ot making family n-ai Fnrt Wayne wore takva, their roads paying property, above en>- suddenly sick, aud died in quick suc­ fol that PtGtidenoo he* given u» a cession. Shortly after tbe father died, homo amid tho enlightenment, tbe com .y suspicion uf. diabunra: purjoses, aud and sow the mother is critically ill. working aa few nreti eyrk in tbeir pri­ Tho cause is said to be n free ttse of vate affairs, aud yet witn all their la- impure water. The following figures uro given as la ■or, and all their ability, they have ' the wheat crop of Mr. Ihslrymplu, of tbe School Reuse, the Bible, and th* Chnttiau Cliurch, the three great ele­ ments that promote tho onward prog rrea of humanity towards those iughm scenve and aasodatkmi that may clnslor around each of us as wo journey ou towards that upper and better world twhich al! our hopes and aspiration, tend. 4 etcrises thr management uf our rail­ roads Uiis'wcuid not be the case if the .bargee fur the transportation of pus-ngera or freight or both was exorbi- tho Redeemer of mtn, worship ano -uay-intadvanciug every public iatvtset' <e ask of our people to look carefully ' into these things. To ascertain all the ■acta in regard to tho working of our ■wilroad *, their liaroignraent and tbeir jirofiU that can bo obtained. Not to adera our great. Creator, loam to boa lake the hearsay statements or spiritual ar.u immortal naturae. Lot us. ns wo gattiur in <-ur churchei to com- ItcooteiM the fhlleat News of tire Da/, carefully collated; its Market Re­ ports are nn»iirpass<“l in accuracy nnd fullness; it ia unequalled as a Family Newspaper.by any. paper in the State ; slid it rigidly excludes all objectionable HAB BBCX MKRaUI) IX •trT.MlUUULDL'* |ss<MHU«t»ta» striking sovstosssmI g~ (after Jintout: TnoMraoit), rias J7 by 28 inche*. Ths test parlor picture ever publBbed. fotSlfi. This large and tiuly splendid Chromo. In all Ite original beauty and excellence, Is ofleied as a premium to each 83 yearly subscriber to Brackets, Paper Holders, Slipper Holders, Mirrors, and Picture Frames, Demorost'n Monthly Magazine, "NIMPO’S TROUBLES,” A Mery lor Clrls. ByOUVBTnOllXB'tMr*. BssaisvM.Muixaa). * crest xre»l tverilo "ilk Iks tkUdros. It to e _ . ...... ,1-4, sirl, hG. sod The Country Gentleman. BACON & KARRS’ For Very Little Folks. 1’asxasux's Mamou for January is already out, and a magnificent number it is! Tbeprindpal steal engraving, “ Good Morning, Mama,*' is uno of the JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT Companion, *' The Trailing Arbutus,* which illustrates a elury by Frank I^e Benedict. are'aluna worth the price of the number. The double sire,- colored. eirel fashion plate is unrivaled, and wilt fascinate all tho ladioe. Then there is a large colored Berlin pattern, a really su­ perb affair, and such a* would cost, at a retail store, fifty cents. Wo Jo not exag- । gerato in saying that the January uum-. ber is a perfect gem uf JoveUnoo*. The stories aro all uauaually good oven for ••Feteraou.*- Byall means subscribe foe this Mags' ice for 1874. It is loti TtniiiniaittiiiniitMBtrtBw BY ST .XlCUOUh AT Tint HOLIDAYS. RINTIN TCTE-VER MUSIC BOOKS Republican Iil i l l New Advertisements. It last matter oigroat rsarot that on tbe subject of Railroads the maae of tbe people are oo» better infoimed. Out Veiy Low READ STONES, I TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. TA_, lAJSI VoLt susi'rCwomMiuouiru roirauin. Tte •*■»• uv». Will................................ */“ AMERICAN MARBLE Tte *s«v ivo Foprr .. .............. „.. . i^e rOil".77...’. J....”'... ................ tAA A, cteap m osy .Irep Iu tte BUM. X B. W* will ottowd to tte rseurvol 1 aod Tte to"«. -a (tot.................................. s.10 Tte MM SV*. Pspsv............ r.w Vol. III. «■»I'"« Caurinrio,. AsiteatM, etc. ' Canter State aud Creek St. Building once occujnnd by Boston Cash Stum. Tte mow. Cve. Udi.............................. »So T1W MM*. !■»I'SFtr................................gto BLACK ft FULLER. Vol. IT. rest's Strep oil boot words, (t Books >.Fslte. Ofo................................ «.te Tte scow. five. O>ll.............................. >^e MvotelMeba's Overture* a* Fi*na UsIm. C'lwU................................................ ... «.»c M.ud.l.wl.'r, Orerturvs os' 1'lsre DutU. ciota... ... .......................... ............... l:>« Mvtort'.liteotM. BtefreUy tesaJ. Full _ rkkoben * io Itouu. rjIt».iUy teusd. Fall «Ht................. ............................... ».« HvteteH's tl.wro. Cotojilri*. DSgsHfr teusd. Fell Bill.....^7................. ».«<> Hckuterl's 1*ismi 1’Msn. KtegssU/ bousd Fall ask.............................................. x-ro LAW CA8E3 & POINTS. ” 3 5’ 55. Polices of Insurance, Cerda Circulars, Notos. Bill Heads, Ix-itrr Benda, Catuloguw, Bank Checks, Receipts, Show Cerda, 5 Chromo School Cards, 33 CITY DEPOT. 333 Oil Paintings *” CHROMOS I 5 —WWW, ^WW OWJ w, MW OWWIV wwre V. Hye Stufts, "rr/"» »*r»T- L D. SINE’S TWENTIETH . GRAHDASNUALDISTRIBUTIOI. 8200,000 00 cuatip capital mitt. $20,000 In Greenbacks PAINTS & OILS 5 Banner Co. DRUGS Medicines ’ uiBUDDCFEmi umrai Whittemore & Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit J. P. ROBERTS & 3 and tarara H C- Boerne, Pnbhaber. 3 Parle Place, New York Qty. P. O. Box 2787. Smith & Nixon, State St., Chicago- SCHOOL tmilS! 35 5 At Olivet College they have 2H8 aiu, decta. Of thio number 30 nn> in tho . clasriad course ; 38 in tho ecieutific; i 48 iu the isdis*' eouroo ; tho remainder aro in jircparitory and in special courses. , The next term begins January 2d, 1874 MACHINE ! New Prices. HASTINGS MARBLE WOBKS1 s through our Agents a |5 gold pices fur •3.U5 »n currency ; but, being the own••rd of valuable plates and copyright', we can give them a jrremium of |10 in vahre, and one that they cannot ob­ tain elsewhere. With th* valuable pre- masuo via Hostings, to Lowell arid thence north into tha pine woods. But if, aa hi openly dutrgwl, cur railroads are grasping monopoii<M, why increase their number? why add to their power? THE If OWE IMPROVED SEWING New S> spared letorstvls ill Hsn/iqs, fficif. U li .......f l Book'sS« rrvloo™ SOI rarwvo. urns....re ft, fUwlOA VMII W-ll . S '•*' It will bo a large aud splendid oil chromo, 17x21 inches, designed and painted by thy eminent artist, K. B. Carpenter. Is now being printed in thirty difTeroutcolors, from as many diff ereut stones, each color of the finest material. Ne extra expense will be spared to make it the most vaiauable premium of tbe year, and a really beau­ tiful specimen of Chramo-Lithographia A very large edition will be ready ul conferring upon subjects appertain­ for dohvory nt an early day, hoping ing tn tho scbccii room, aud in th" in­ 1 thereby to prevent tbe unavoidable de। lays of tbe present year. ]Kdnt to point over the rut expanse ui terest of ed ucation generally. Charlra Davidson, ho County Treaeour country for both persons and prop­ urvr of Esimstt Cuuntv, while in Lanerty, is mainly up«n the Railroads, and 4ing Friday to settle his ecrou nta with Wo need bun-lreda yes, thousands it cannot be otherwise. Today, mon of thorough and efficient Agents, to whom we can giro exclusive and uncauiu the same breath denounce our rail­ vssred territory ; ntjjl we can uffrr them way system that alone can furnish such advantages and inducements as them the desired relief. Hare, we seel; will not only render the canvassing a SllltllMr'feeilltie* Are dopleasant recreation, bat very profitable. ।_____ Book and Job The ago in which wo live is a progress eive tins, espoccially in journalism ; and. Tho Grand R_-.p«l* and Saginaw Railway has lieen fixated, and work upon it will commence in a mouth. The tub aud pail factory of M. W Palmer. at Hudson, was destroyed by fire last week. Lsi. fit0,000 ;'no Iu- New Scales. I'rwprrvyoo OrevolU.. roe*<Ula( at Two Acmol IXrritVMKYTkl. wt'alf. Frail. *«.. Ac,for Ik* Mas (1,300. Fair’Fiexvrs. Essy Music. H»sU.te»4. •::» Ms/ic i*irvto. ** “• .... I.T3 Ywu>( FusiBt. For vooax pfsyvr*........... 1-1$ DON’T DELAY ’ P«srl“ir«re Ko«r Uson Swt ........ I-?I MaoKOl ttovrosUoea Mtemto riatewUy 11* For another like BARGAIN will tlolteo CbioiM. 1‘srlorMosic........ K.stet. MJ never prrw-nt ilsalf tn this City. JO RbSTAX Tte stew*srv sIm teornl ts doth, gilt I.mIm, pnre. »».« earii. Xosawter lath. IrtJ. (Mt6 Ftsria at Mslter. A soUwliM ot >!••>« l? l lb ; highest, and on earth i'care, good will Tbe '= three yenn ago, “'Glory to God in th* made aa now. JAMES WOODRUFF I* Palestine eighteen hundred and seventy A BARGAIN W, «'•, bvlow s list *r s few of ite test sv4 ■Ml fLpolM- rotaetios rt teas* Pune Ms>k,soo Will oyiwl sny work, roai-poui, OS rvevlpi ol U>v markte pnre. AddrvM all «r4«v to J. U PCTEBM. Mbsm r»b!i»ter. SZ, U,m4w><. X. r. ....... us did tho angels aver the Plains a First-Class Instruments. such HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Banner by any other weekly religious paper published. We go further, and allege that no subscriber to any other weekly religious journal published on this continent or 1 in the world gets so much in real value l lor the money paid as does a New f?ubI scriber to T*» Zadryntava/. AGAIN" 1 In tho City of H-sstingv, caii tlicro Ire ,r ble of demonstration as %ny mr theme, tical problem that we give with Tie Z»dtmpmdnt to New Subscribers more beautiful meritorious, and really, vslu- ® moot recesses oi souls to join in ringing, STEBBINS & BELDING. Opposite Goodyear'^ Hardware. ife And rnsy wo all. actuated by the glori CASKETS, COrri/IS, buhi\l ijobes, tfo Tv/wi/iqs. ID lint arts TH te WBl BMntt Tho Weekly Post will club with any other paper iu tho 8la.e, at fl 60 per year, and tho advantages of this system, if prupseiy “nZ'L n’11 operate to the bcnefil'ot ite own oubecnbwrs as well <u tu the local papera. »*- b.r what is our actual duty to our fol­ W fit. &jfi Si r£ U tbe men will be convinced of tho injustice lone to our railroad corporations in many of the ehargss brought agmntt ilietn, and of tho juatiro of allowingiham without complaint to charge.lor ho transportation of both passengers tnd freight eueh a sum aa will enable • ho roads to earn a fair per cent, on Qt“tTlr /{‘DuotD pnictt. Parlor Sulu, Chamber Sola. Biting Roon. S«U, Library fiadx, Office Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, of nil Varieties and Styles, at- VOLUME FOR 1874. low men. and do what duty demands it. the spirit that actuated Him whose 4r ‘Wiat litkt Hare Boa Expected, to His beheota and reverentially walk glorions birth we this day celebraie HOLIDAY PRESENTS 'OUR YOUNG FOLKS’ Price for Daily. Poet, 110.00 per an cm ; Tri Weekly, fii.OO; Weekly, V-L r in Clubs of Ten 11.50. I dullare a year, with great reductions tu elubs, vis. • 5 copies for 18.00, or S cop­ ies for tl2.00, with both an extra ropy and a superb premium engraving to the person grtiingjup the dub. Specimens aro sent gratis to those wishing to get up clubs. Address Chas. X Ihrtenon, 305 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia ' To this end let us begin anew on this blmacd day tu cultivate ou> Give u» a call before you buy your ‘TSE MB OAKEN lOMET,' vigor than any other Detroit paper, topics alfoeiing Michigan interests­ It gives more complete reports of the groceedinre of Mwiiga- State Sudoi ro, Meetings and Organirations generally, than any other paper published. Two hundred thousand buffalo have It contains local news furnished by boon slaughtered on the Colorado qud ■pedal oorrespondsuts from all parts Kansas plains tbe post reason. It has been discovered in Franco that Tt'troata all public qurebona inde­ the sheath of the hop stalks is superior pendently, and bolds that every subject even to rags fur making paper. Nashville, Tenn., was visited yester­ which involves the well-being of indi­ day by a terrific storm of hail and rain, viduals or of community, whether of sccuuqwuied with vivid liuhtning. religion, politics, bwdneei or education, Ron. Marshall Jowell, United States is a fit topic for impartial aud iutelii minister at St. Petersburgh bra pre­ gent discussion. sented bis credentials to theCre.It is cn outspoken tad decided Re­ California took for seed thia’yrmr 160,. 000 pounds of alfalfa clover seed, tho publican paper infta politireTrom honest convictions, and ia the only Republican product of wliich is teu tons per acre. A St Clair County, farmer raised a paper printed in Detroit, in the English crop of ember wheat that nvt.-rasred language, that discards (from its con­ forty-three and a half bushels to tho duct the influence of factious and per­ sonal jealousies. It employs a higher order of editori­ al talent then any other Detro.t news- UO 000 Hi GREENBACKS ! OR UJH pjEEUjs B SiUMCK! nGBEEHBAMS �HABTlNOtJ TAX PAYER* 1 eill bo at my roaidrace on all Fri­ days iu tbie mouth, for the purpose to receive tax*a aa reqtnrol by law, and tu scvniurodategea I .will be M the at-ro J. Cote Att.rn.lu H«iags.on all Saturday* iu thi* nwvtitbHENRY M. MERRITT, Trf« f\tpdBLlC\fl Th- a-eoaI nom'-r or Scribner', Monthly Magasi'ia is iaaued. and a roteat week's papers of thi. eity regar ling new magarine C« the young te us maikabte good ma, cbn* it ia, wb-n we the death of M. Hall, and mj action in bright end aa full of gord thia-* as th . consider that it root-ir* 100 page* nf first inane—in fact, it cwutaiu* mare trading matter, and b> only 81.M per the cue, let ma brieOy my with refermatter and pictures, for it bsa right a.I- । enr, or 15 conta aingla copia* Cheap Ward'* artiefa staging that I had an- ditional page*. There ar- foriy-fuur aa this is tn* [ertluhera Baud to each •rawd M. Ha’l fifty ilullara towards the l-icturo* thia month, and they tnelud- sutocrib-r a pretty little Ohromu. one ol ' building of a ( atluttc paraon-j- bora, drawing* by Moran (wl>o contribute* a the neata.t piettrv* unt so sweet that and quotfag tho trry trorJt Mr. (loll ia very effective fronliapiec*-). Stephen-, 1—Ite- will be dcligiitei with it. TnShepard, Board, and other Aoe.icaa contant* uf the Jaauaiy number of Bal­ let. It ia ratew that 1 cvir asca-wd artiata. There are aix wonderfully fun kin'* consist uf a Naw Yiwr's story ot Mr. Hall.^y d*U*rs fur this purpoce I ny pictures of l-arnad cute, and the ar­ groat mtervat, veveral excellent abort “Ally. It is aW /rw*. that I ever asesee- ticle which describe* them i* a* lively stoiiee, B'une romsrkxblo poetry, the -d Mr. Hall at all (nr anybody else) foe a* the cat*. . Aeuriou* picture of a gi­ eumtuaucement of a story for children. , ant examining a man through a micro- moro of " Au Unfortunate Match," and j tcopo; one of a tailor dancing with the ending of the thrilling novelette,' white boars ; and another of a coura­ Come hero y- tfoctur—sartors ot thdtbly It ia not true, that Mr. Hall geous youth riding a wbate into p‘>ti. manco that has pleased "every one lever u-el in my hearing, the wards | will excite the curiosity uf every real Here is variety enough to suit most any World—far I b«ve a largo and fresh rraaetintiou Stock. U 1 U,ro givsn by “Q. N. .Ward'’ in quotation j boy and girl. Celia Thaxt-r ba» a taste, so we <to not wonder at the popu mirk* ur any other wurii to that effect' *ea«>uable p.«*, • Jack Fro.t,' Mr.. .atily of Ballou's M*gaa>uc. ss it ia ju t about bis inability uf paying luO.OO ur R. H. Daria contribute* unu of bar first what tbe peoi-le want and will have. I Addies* Tioor* A T auoi . 30 Bioum Ins willirgn-vs* of paying any other class stories, ' Naylor v’ ilia Bu«>«“d I fieri btreet. Boston. The jsibliabvr. .Ise si: SJksF 1 Th- Water Drily,’ by tter.b employ no traveling .ig-cts. It—ia aa aaa-brveay as tba Coast .bout, The Giant jWataburo* ■tel tut at certain lollies, anu Divutoo. Ths pmufiun w kpptveiated by tho older luaJurnagssioa; who will ales «uj>*y r. vponaibility, and we doubt n filled to the a&tialactiua uf all by Aft. Durkee. CHURCHES. fithly. It it is a lUswfarr lit, tent, when Mr Hall's brothrr called on me 1 said that -Mr. Hall must pay filty dollars." .VeJ owe ward was spoken, ‘bat c .uld be distorted even by tho devil himsslf into any such meeniug or intimation. ’Jthly. Errry u> nf tbo reeu, who het j is left at night behind a ' tut key toll and drtulaieJ thia story know or- blind' in tbe depth* of a Vhgtma forest, and something—we should like to know whst is ju.t aboilt ti happen. The French el. y, foi young translators, i- promise* to iximbius iafirtnalion with humor end g -sip »n *ucb .urt ns tu -mke hi* Is:ter* an attractive feature ul th* paper Now to your time tu sub scribe Terius. 81.50 iu advance Clubbing Rate*- Rhrunulixai, Sodda, lAmeneu, Burna, Scre new*, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Bolls. Wounds, Il isarsene«, View*, Braises, Piles, Hpralns, Headache, Toothache. ___ Colle, Old Sorra, All Hemorrhage*, Diarrhrra, Obstacles to Marriage. KEffi.0qms PICTURES! PICTURES. A rotUatnent and adjustment of every-1 icouut duo the fate tlrm of J. Iteroy-n A Cu. 1 be dteertutton or mid ! Itnn ih-cmteat*- thl«. Ibe Bo*>t and -m-e bustuca will beo ntiuoed by Mr. I. <1. Itunyan, wta* rx|*rt»«a hfo sinrww thane- for pod i«trona<e. ulnl eilu itsthe patrouace ot everybody >n want of lllvt class B<j»t*. Hh we, uver• tic*v. Itubncrs. Hipper* etc., cheap lor POSTPONEMENT TO ADVERTISERS Tl.oB.xvraiv the best advertising' iuv*liutu iu the County uf Barry, having iii-ariy double th- rirculaliun of any other i>up*r ia th* County. Il WEEKLY WORLD. in Tuesday. Slut of March text 'ax? Tuesday March31st,187-4. TBev b*v, wra-Sy rsa'ite* TEIMI. Local 6liw Jlotice;. 12,000 ’ LMIG3AT10 M TURNIN'! Cheap Ferms to Bcuth-wert Mtuauil Th* AtlUlle A I'm. dr Railroad t'-mi I any utter. 1.“tto.Wt acne uf 1<«J « yunllZ oa Frid y eveu-rg n*«t. under th* au* pisro ot Frot D>cki*. W. aro amurod it wilt be «n:*rtaimng in the t-igbait degree. Th- proceeds aro t* be ex­ pended f--r apparatus whu-U is much na-de-l in our L'ulun Scbo-L Wa sineeroiy hope the attesdawce will b. large, as th* euTtoteinment will ba fird-elaaa. end io for Qaoet worthy object. A-- “I" Atbs-t bobuly. MatB-fa Smith­ > number ol P- G ItlxHE « rBixiuv, . >»- ,11 uSrfUJU Iu *U— UUUUk- JOB PRINTING Female " caknv-s*. Itemllty. * Leocorrbara- wbeu ttoy *ro_m*at**<^ «« ? “2sfS"a2rfo«M. yfflZs tSaiiytswtiwi sr.J IMSJ-s fote -uoroTtbssrov""- F-»w vteawJIro^ 1W. RX ro-pte t-v* tetter, and i»-Umprv. srstiSu-"-—• Or. 1. C. AYER i CO.. troll, H=>. SPECIAL NOTICE- (NK, CRAYON, WATERCOLOR AND OILS, Ia. '*'J“ in __ _ -----------—i „*■ ~-------While prtwmbolating Btrte Street P I holiday*, greatly to lhe diaapointmr-ut yrotevdBy, w- met tbe tall Slrog-bearer «< th* people, wtoi desire imjwntaut who, extesxrig hia hsnvray * - ............. “shake.” fap in oar grasp half doUm- m a Ch™ CASH GIFTS. $1,500,000 Sarsaparill pt peculiar interest to y-ung ladies, by Mr*. L B Url-ino, ia given uu ler the 1 head ot Th* W-mvepun Club. I B. F HuU-het c-ntiibub-s a hum-w­ oe* aitwle with tbo lid- <J T.w Ih-J riW. B«|» M— — - ,7ER A MILLION DOLLABS. I. A Text* 1: R . via Sedal... AUani.c a 1'ai.tfo 1< R-. Formvi-. t-mr labite, iu- ahuH*r ankles, are w-ll *e!oeted au-l interesting. The favorite department jul Pigeuuholu Paper*. Head-Work, ua-i Letter-Bag, aro plentilully supliod. and j'tluv lulbpairo illustrations very nice । Osa of th«m i* a luU-jrage rebus by 1 Mis* L. H Humphry, enutled Th. le>uis Mu. ____ . Royal Maga-.ine, for tho solution ol BONEY TO LOAN. which three priroa arooffered ; aud all .gvces’ whicu d-.f;’ —mpetinun by any j ■ ubxribers aud regular buyer* are at Psrtt- de.irins to borrow Money ei­ | ther in large •* small amount*, will do liberty to complete Die pi.ros are. a -u~. .11 .... ........... '•’•’S’1? well t.» .ell on Fred V. Young. AttarLibrary of Book* vnluo.l at One lluu Fruits in t'-mr *o»w>«t. Frail*, Dickies, tfome.. etc. elfc. nt al.. uer at Uw aud Ju-li-w of >/*• drrd Dollar, for tho best wdution, a L limn. " 1 h him y. U m*y. «*’■ fiU - ttfikworwr th-Postoffiee. Bvrineas lively tn tbe oily. brary valued al Fifty Dollar* for tb« .Uli .took «1 J f «■*>*’ “•"* Wo wi»h all a Mer.y Christmaa. aecoud beol, ami Twruty-five Dollars lor tuudicianul and mithaaieul i-uq.*--v. Produce generally, on th* rise. W* have found more advantage, enter- , lur the third. Iu addition to this, every the । rirw and qir-bty •h"6 J™ -ate wh.-r.ver ani whenever, The rar-cl->ud i» looming up b*twe.«n taintnen .' and inafreGon. hy looking, •ulMcnbeprit proaonted with a ecqiy uf suteiu __ over th* new edition of Webet-r * Uo ths elegant Fraoro-Amsncan Fastell- j strictlv purr? article* air required for Eagland an I Spain. See th. change n th* time tab!* for abudged Dictkuary. than we thought picture. The Cuming Wave. All tbte it pnseiMe to derive from any *ro book for thrive dollar* a year. Lie A Bh> the G. -R V. R- RIn th. State- end now is th. lime to •*We think it su-pe**4 « completeness 1 core lar.iu.-u- Call at once. TMf । The geiog, we •»» !°hl- in tbe to un­ *nv book ever pvlHohod, end we f-e (>ard, Bu*fun, aro Ibe publisher., am) try is terribly rough. U0BSWAOOI.ED ! . jrrod that it is AmericanI Everv man who don't buy a buggy A new Music Store ivbaing tatol «P _ ... t._ Ix- * new ft Rower's new block by Mr J. Fetib On Sunday mo The Decvu.ber number of Wood's prrobvlerian Chi Household Magarino is repteto with Rev. Mr T*<” who preached good reading—entertaining sketches, jic S bools of this dty from Friday next | American B'ble Its table ul from Matlhew. •torisa, poems, Ac., Ac. until Moudsy. Jan. 5th. LroHMA d-r"' >bi"r«E'k contents embraces the following arti­ ' T»v* license ordinance is bemgen-j -Heaven sad earth shall pass cles : A Better Country, Mary Har:forced ia this city, to .th* lasting endii wsll; An Engineer'* Yarn, Albert Wil­ ■eav, but my words than not F«*’ liams, Jr , Our Party at See, fap. J. 8. cf Mayor Barlow. Breckraridga ; Two Entboaiaata. H. M JU J- Ferteet. the negro wife mur- ; to u Ch»w. k"“i ““ *• ,w‘ Lewtral; Prseeuew of Mind, Rev. F. W. Holland ; Our Babir*. D. A. Gorton, iusl. at Joliet in. 200 School *■«•«M. D.; BleMednvte of Hxihro. Teno8 Black hoard*. M’ Itewev, Eaitor of th* BsSarrI... gone to Omaha, N.braJta, to spend Bt tbe Mirl.igan Evrban'w in Itetrmt j roun ; Hau* Dvodledee, Kmlolph Man­ T> i. Hnr’~- elwwys the p-relsr Detroit | tel; inatalimea: uf Max Kromer, author Christmas with hi* friends there. of Jrotica'* First Prayer; Codfish amt Many efear BUbacribers have within Hmn. of Mfohurwn »«de-wUv pop°'« ,!“D “ " ’* Potatoes. Chapter II, by Eteanur Kirk ; | a f- w davs called and paid u« for th* Mi«ry Jippe-u.Cliapt.rVH.VHI. t-y Dansn ‘a year ahead. Thanks, gentte„nng men v* i.- • ------H. V. Osborne. In addition to these widl be pl-nly iu buwu-s. purou t articte* aio reveral ptetly puema. a a near fumr*. Such ou.i b.*ur <ho Th* adjourned *e*mou of th- Board charming link Cottage Design, nnd>dat. u. tiv.mt • torero^ih.y anu-u" 1 of huperrfo.r. wHl be held fa th. city, —. — k—_(Ju, U^1 depa.tm.ote -mbraeng uur will SteiitjuvtM^h-pta^^ commencing «m the afternoon of Ibe utb ume by nsrmny » ‘ lluawkeerr. C.urrspundeucr, luterao »lucatx>n at FtOl. Sweasberg ► of January. tUtora, 1-ngb.ug ttwek. ae., I* The .’rtri.lCulfod.thia The MMOla are literally tbrorged . paid for engraving for th« «««“«* “ ,nU'W .t butte in l-iku.-. ^1 ’ 7",^ GEO. H. JOHNSON with people and team* daOy ; ’heat aa* opp>r umt>a.joang m«n-(d»i-) •OU Folia" and pork being brought :■ in large All tbo above lor only uoe doll-r |-et quautiri**. Pricro good. witaChrou- " Yotomite" on. Judge Hoyt will bold a roesfon ol nullar a»d a haA Addrw*. Mw3 th* Circuit Court tor th* dectason of Woos'* Hotsumu* M*aaxi»«. CMS* ia bi‘ heed*, etc- on the after Jsswbergb. N. T. nooa «i Tuoeday. Jae- 6th. We hevw *ueM splendid pssces ol RUTLAND TAX-PAYERS. l~r or Lnrx*» romainmg at Ariisat m«M> which w* win sell ch-*p to I rill b* st mv resident on all Fri Hasting*. P- 0- Dec. 23d. 1CT4j ssv who may be iuciia-d to bey. Givw .isys in thia n>*lh, lor th* P twm.. H. Durkee, David Dates, Cy- j For th • accommnda Jon uf our < ser bars who dearie any oibrr I" tasffsnue. ur paper, pul liahe-l, aith with* nt tbe -tivertieesl ptemiuma, will ob'oin^t foe you at th- Lo' fourth Grand Gift Concert r*>7 —This favorite monthly ivsnmcuco* the new year very much anlarg-l acd improved, yet slili Under the editnrial control uf Oliver Optic With a laudiable desire Iu to'.rin their old sub­ set bees a* th-w grow up, the pul.U.hets are adding new featutvo in stories aud articles for olu as well as ) uung Prol. James Do Mule eutuuieucvs un btstorical n ma nr* in this number, ontided Th* Ltly and the Cross, a tel* ul Aesd-e, iltnsirated by the vs.l l.nuwu ariist. W. 1. tsbepperd- Oliver 0, Jl drag before a non-Catholic public for w. r BA-TMAN V. f dfccussioti I trtU not de—it is nune of Viko. M. nEWXT. rente. HAST1NUS EOIMSE.NO.SB,-wtevvvw [ thrir ba.in.ws Th* very spirit betrayled. the laueua^* uae<l in th* communi1 cations On tin* subject and in its diacutsiun in the Isirroums an I tbo conduct of tbe friend* (f) of Mr. Hall throughout, would so tu to be tbo vary oest tindica। tu>n and justification of my action (or . rath-r inaction} in tbo ca-<—if 1 need- ■ Wave.or the Bid-lrn Treasure of High 1 cd any or cured fur nny al the hands of Ifock. illustrated by C. G- Buit. y GrurgcM. Baker- who** ccntribeCun. . to the bon e and school drama have had greet *e«w-, write, a serial sto.y i under the u'tle Running to Waste, ttoIl gives us groat pleasure tu announce 8;-.ry of a Ticnboy, iliuur-ted by M»»* ; that wa hare made an arrangement with tho •■Her. Petroleum V. Ntabv,'’ (D. R hrs sron moro people au l trams in this locks, E-q.) to furnish Tax Barcsu- city st ou* li*h<-. than b* ever saw at co Ba»>«* a tetter each wook from any on» time ia Independence, lows, where ho furm-riy lived. Indepen­ dence is quite a largo city, and bis tw» [mark* moke us fret a li.tle proud uf Hasting*. Now, hurry up the new | Railroad aud g. t th* on running north I and Booth from here, an>l ln-tep- udmeo ^or D<peud-nce wiil bo nowhere. raKK^iji 1 am now all alone in tho Photourapli I will nut be dragged >uto a newspaper । controversy and shall co reply to any turttier attacks, no matter bow rile th-y be. If their language an-1 course suit* some excellent ami humane proposition, the •a»tee uf tbo public. 1 am willing to ; regarding the relation* ot buys and let them enjoy it. but J shall treat it as birds ; end ' Jack-in-the-Prlpit,' who is last becoming a general favorite, has a 1 have frrqoeutly gone 10 aud 00 fund of lively and useful matter to talk ties to attend *».k calls, aud ia my । about. Tne page for little folk* is very resout uiissioti'vvry often go CO end ■ good this mouth ; and ‘ Tbe Riddle Box' ; is crammed with gt«ri th'lfigs uiissiun. Th- very next day alter M Hall's death I wont nineteen miles far through ram and mud to attend a dj i 4 C*lW< being »ut in the storm for seven hoijrs aud /though thn greater pert of the iiiahtr There must'then, be TRUE TO NATURE.' POULTBY WOULD specialty �OdTOBKR. THE ALDINE, Many people have a desire to know ha value of gold and silver in bulk ind to thia end we have secured tbe cdlnwlng from Prof. J. F. L. Bchirraer ■uperinteadeat of tba breach mini iu hta dty, and it may be rolled upoa m ottvcl Tho fineness of Colorado gold ud tbo c ateulatim of raless on gold rnd silver aro also given. It ia a mat­ ter of ooueidorablo valaa, aod should bo RICHIGAH CERTDAL ft- fl- Irani River Valley Division VINICAR BITTERS l.21R.75'pound^kvutrdupou; a ^ic not oi pare silver weighs 056.25 pounds svoirdupoX Ono million dollars gold coin weighs 1,656.4 pounds avoirdupois, one million lollais silver aril weighs ..8^29 0 ;wund« avoirdupois. If there u one per cent, uf g.>!d and ilver in one lou of ore, it contains 01 G3 ounces, troy, of either of three lhe average fineness of tho Colorado told laTHl iu 1.000. and tho natural Hoy : i-ol<l. 781; silver. 209 , eoppoi. 10; total, 1,000. IM clcuiaUons at the mint aro | made on tho buaif that U ounces ul Jandsrd gold, ur DOO fine (coin) ia **>rth 6800, and 11 ouncos of silve> 900 (cuin) ia worth 112,80.—Dsassr A'*n. ■Mis Owy sAHsksU*rtaMlM>Ke« llw>ra.t-> j ALDHtw euisx lor IBs csuxsT asteslialvta Aswtwa, U Is .<.!• nuioiiy is roeautsr iLn uvwss^ol ihT’pt-J.ruZu* »l Kr>si । Haniatlon BITTERS, NsmmI AcaOray. s>U *»xr imHs4 Asmtuss srost'a TUE. ALl>lXEo\i\ irpnUscs sssmptcs sf lb. b.-.l jM.irr., .nb a .• lu U» UickMl S’USK seems u-l rrnl.u i1 <r*l intsml. Taws Uta aubscnWr lo > HE Ah/l/JTA'oUt >« • •<>!<"■ reu. •«■)•*< ,. hia >>u luam* U.a plmurn asA r<Ua»x isfureos ul Michigan State Boo-Keepers* Asaocia* Tita asartarlr Ustei sistas foe IC« sill te I? M.-.n a^A J. U. non, Vaa decided- to hold a apocisl Tita. Th* IteruUMilMSS ter IG« will cuar.iB spar , moc iug at Kalamasoo, to cutumcuco tel AasUua ary>vfw>stelo lbs hu«>, by cur be. 1 Weduoedav. May Gib, 1874. It is ca l*ccia!ly drscred that all members U i.rooont, and, in behalf of tbe Aasocitiiou, we urge ovary b«e-ke«-peer in Michigan to attend. A cordial iavitatation is also extended to all persons in­ terested in tho sdenco of boe-cnlturo, whether residing in this or other states, duroly uiuch good may ba derived from O-'tobar. w|tb IU Ta mn lha tatetaa’a AIIMel hasd. patient rc*xnm bia health. They are tbe grc.it bto.l punfkraml a life-civing prin­ ciple, a perfect Iten >vator aud Invicoratcr of tbe system. Nuvvr bitfaroin tbe history tbw*iV*UM>i»<W silver ilBMlurslaraiacweis. of tbo world ban a medicine been coianortuihd (KMMWMng the remarkable qual­ ities of VtsroanBrortnalu healing the sick of every disease rar. is heir to. Tueyirnn Cucl'nrHBtiv'-av well aa a Tunic, relicvCot>gw.lion or Inflarnii.-.tion ot the Liver amt Vuc-ral Organs, in Hilums Dis* I’ruiMH. >■ a.-*. If men nyi eitioycood health, la them nte Vienne fimtu u» a un-dicine, CrU T,.i' I! •iiioittd-.j-i-ki *. 1-.-.1 v.vlrvl.t LANTATION Bilii-i.-, RrnilUmt, ni;<l Bitters ,B.taL iatfij 8 IMt Xtt&i hint MUMS BLANKS AND STATIOKKItlE’, । pring, and from the able papers that j •ill be presented. Timely notice will to given of alt further ntrangemenia. Ath'rres communications or inquires cuucrrning the subject to FkIkk Bkstox, Secy Mich. Ilee Kcepore' Association, ’ Shelby, Oceana Co., Michigan. SCHOOL BOOKS Michigan Jlenlral R^I. PATENT MEDICINES, ; OLD, RELIABLE ARD DtHECT ROUTE, Paints, Oil-., Varnish and JA„ Stuff*. “CHOICE GROCERIES! Traveling ' pashets, Druggist Sit.-Irk •, nnd Farn-y Artic!*- . Nico Young Man— Because you can make a spread with it i A Wall street Man—Because it is tho | hardest to borrow when you neel it the I moiu 1 A Pc or *k rung Mnn—Because it don't ' take long to count alt you’ve got. In Chester and Lvnsaster counties is |! An Esper.uueod Man—Because it! I think, tbo moat finished forming in don’t do any good unices it is used the Union. Tbe forma, cotupoaed of a An Unfortunate Mau—Because you brickdust sort of soil, are cultivated from can’t get it back again when you lend fence to fence, every rod. iu the forma it .of Flemings and of Brittany are culti­ A JucoenjYuung Man—Because it ia vated from helge to hedge. Cattle atind with their four feet in two feet ol clever. Every field is a park. Every A Theorist — Bocaum there's no Bya­ barn is a coa-pekoe. Every pig pen, tom of central redemption whereby it is a prnvino paradise. Penn-ylvouia ia can/b« re'urued utter tearing the po*. pre-emineutlv tbe State of barns. Think aeedbRaf ita owaaf. of a throe-story barn, with a swell front A Young Lady—Because it ia handy and A' nnw windows io the roof, aud a to have when one goes on a journyy. luxuiioua portico where tba Sybaritic i A Bard-iuoney Man—Berauen it ia alters ehew tho cud of awoei content­ inconvertible. The owner can't present J . fornt uu-kuminer s-nmiags hi* uTubroli* al thZ Treasury end de­ And then behold tbe little cabin m ' mand ruin for ita full value. the rear wbsro tho agricultural Dutch- | . An Importer — Because it won't pay i man lives with bis "Irow," and There , dubws at the custom house. Uie children lie on the floor and envy I A Careless Man—Because it is easy ' the bappy cahee in tbe lattice portico. | Ev.-ry I<rn is three times «a largo as ’ tba bouse, which serves aa a sort of ap pendago, and. as it were, playa second fiddle to it. Tbo barn is headquarters, and the house a sort of wntry-box whan tho man resides who takes care of it. Tne barn is slated, painted, cor­ niced, rislcrned, lightuing-rodad, ths pig-sty is slased. -thi> chicken coops are excuso lor not paying hia board painte*l. and the worm fouoea are white­ aays. as far a* be ta concerned tho washed as for ns you e«:i s«c« 1 have renev ia like an umbrella; because no doubt the .original dwellers here used up. whltewasbsd th-> ground for acres; around the domicile twice or thrica a Ba Ecoiomicxl.—Look tnost to your yen.-, til! they learned its totality. I do not know about tho effuct on spending. No matter what romes in, rattle ot so much petting. I shoal4 if more goes out. ycu will always be poor. The art is uni in making money, think jt would loud to make tho animals aristocratic, yet 1 do not know ot any but itf s|Mir.dtng it; Utile ex[<n*e«, like | phire where rattle are more stuck up mice in a barn, when they ora many, ■ than they ata in the West There, you make groat waste. Hair by hair, heads 1 know, wo barn no barns to speak’ot. get gald : straw by straw, the thatch There aro townships enough ia Minne- goes iffllie cottage; and drop by drop, the r^iu cauiea in tbe chamber. A bar­ ret is eouu empty, if the tap leaks but rid.i of a straw«ack in January, and it a drop a minute. When you mean tu must Ix> admitted the weaker animal, save, begin with your mouth: many are ecundcrably hutap-barked aud sub­ thieves pare down ths red lane. The dued in their toolings by April. Moreo»sr. here the lermcrs m>o lertikrers, tbtmro, keep within compose. Nover but in Minnesota wa have an idea that stretch your tegs further than tbe the earth ia an orange to bo sucked, a blankets will reach, or you will soon be goose to be pinched, a apeuge to bo cold. In elrthes. choose suitable and aqueeard, a reorrrtnr to be everlastingly lasting stuff, aud not tawdry fineries. drawfa Jrotu, uithuut in the least dimin- To Ih» warm is tho main thing; never uhimt ita flow. All through tho cen­ mind the looks. A lull may make tral West they aro learning what Min- money, bnt it needs a wise man to spend neeola has j.tto learn, that 'Nature's it. ItememUr, it it carter to build two wheat restorer,' to which tbe poet so chimneya thar. to keep ltfM going. If touchingly alludes, io not balmy sleep, yon give all to back and board, there is n uthing left lor the savings bank. Faro but manure.” hard und work hard while you are j oting, and you will have a chance tu rest when you in old. When certain wits were abusing tl»« English climate, Cbarira tho Becond dechred tnero waa cane belter in Ecioi--. because nowhere could one comfortably be cus-doun mure hours in tho day and more days in tbe yrer. Tho Nebraska climate is not inferior to the English. It has txJder days and hatter da vs, but ot tbeoo days whieh John Bull calls *'tUMtty,**ii baa tot one fourth as many aa John grumbles at nil bb liter long, uuksa they drive him to suicide or to CONFECTIONERIES ! UAESn.M urr, i.rr* Pami Brostei Painters SIkl PIER GLASSES! smaoiEBci dia fflisc Hat FCRsmaiscwni WANTED ! 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring ! Bilim diepUy tn decided u, influence • that improiriueut i» uxia perceptible. | Jaundice.—Ill all oi» • of jnundiee. rest aarmicd tint your liver u not doing ita work, Tiic only tcadble tmilurnt i« to ; remote the otcreuon of the bile ami Ivor ita rcmov-I. For this purpose use I Cathartic Pills, WWEST PACKET ruicE. 1—nAsea.wJs ffl'Wayii J'Xiaa & lajisaw ■ssuaaaLftstifta.'ssi Good Tough. Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash Lumber I U.SIts.Ito b><saa< liMIrr. st lbs I'rWauu I Is Itoiuy W lla»Uap...„ lismlsv ito =4 <t» ' J«ai*»-> Mil. U o«te k>| i«*n. aU Ito r. '■"ffiS-At. (a Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. 3 q 3 6177 Commission 3 3 3 partiafik. In these tho menu tamporaturo is 52 degree*. A woslhsr-rtxord n*do hut winter at Plymouth, a colony Merchants 135 eatei rrarrr, cEmorr. men. Only 50 Cents per Bottle. The April alarms wna fatal ta men and breita, but only tboee meu who wrn-cangi.'. far. from sb-Iter, and to ftreNoaUto wheat bad taag been only half fc-i or worn out by hard driving. | Cattfo that were in good lieari waataer- ] cd i:, thuugo not nnuor cover. The! TenTewewwrwwwMIe (sT»ee<ir>ir to liar-news F. BL Hungerford & Co. JOB PRINTING to hatee been Jb dogrose below, and that onto oaee, January 28|b; tba mer­ cury tail beiow nro ou only twelve daw. endcu **ly two days stood betow BIL CROOK’S TOE OF TAB 1 I SlIwZ tetSasT^SoS THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. Wm'tGtefiiHffHair. LYON’S 5107 , Briggjj House, • Randolph BL and Fifth Aro., CHICAGO. IM.Wten K-4. nWk am *a sM aBa.baa WORLD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/400/HastingsBanner_1873-12-31.pdf fa27a8f5d086ca0d3eda788217adbb03 PDF Text Text 8^^^. Tlje Tr|i Republican BaMreiv RATES OF ADVERTianra. VOL. XVI11 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 34. (873. carft 'Tijssmal and Arfosxrrs. ' THE DETROIT pocirn. WEEKLY TRIBUNE THE ALPINE MAI DEH " 01 ’ AN VEMOR k RUSSELL, TTM. II. 1IAVFORII. good nuiruing to the intruder. make it cimveuienL and eepecially L» But although Our Young Folk* <1i«*pBret Harte and Gail Harmlton contrib­ “ Husbands arrange to acoompcny your huaband ute atoriae; Harte’* bring fentiilod A should aasart themaelv** tometime*," he informed Mnuolf on the way to busiMonte Flat i’aatorel; How Old Man neaa. What would Iweouw of them if an erasing. Last night he hurt tn* iug. for fta boat writer, will contribute they didn't? He bad been married.two dreadfully by saying that if the baby kept on iuterfermg with hie pleasure he Mr. Trowbridge, the editor at the should dub it a naisanee I Poor little THE LEADISO REPUBLICAN PAPER more than Iwxorao domiciled in their hi* magarino, to St. Nicholu, which thus rooeive* a moat valuable addition Greble & Bussell C. G. HOLBROOK. vourrelf and huaboad exactly. Your nhe could ssrr, and crochet, and em­ huabend want* you. and i« Icinoly and writer* enjoy ao high a reputation in broider, and was very fond of reeding. ditcontented without you. He cannot juvenile literature a. Mr. Trowbridge. thia holiday number of St Nicholas. ONE OF THE WM. IL BURGHER, . •*k,i“r °*“l PRrsaCIAES A tSCEOEPES. Sell The Diamond Tooth X C TV DCTltOIT WEEKLY TBIDUSK, tor rf to cut fifty per cent more Wood than During the yooreolf into a atate of illnaaa and actu­ al diacomfort beeauae you cannot Mrve both a* you feel they (tiould be (erred. If your htuband want* another Mrvant ----------------- ma ■ law; but altar toe birth of the baby,' and tbe added re­ sponsibility of bouMkeeping, everything "Ob, Mr*. Harris, if you could only • changed. Mr. Penney did not. could live with u»!" 11, dear if you want me, for I home, end perhaps I may do thought) IN THE NORTHWEST. Saw wich is guaranted A. I*. DRAKE, while the quality of iu content* 1* hi* Thought* LARGEST WEEKLIES ' i/M.v. v- 1.1 ix > I. r. 1, number*, and that it saying a groat nor ia illiutroted by a portrait. deal. It u unuaually rich iu .tori?*. There i* a New York Chriatma. story, called ••Pete," by Mra. L. G. Morae, which ia moat admirably told. Then 6&-C0LUMS NEWSPAPER Rhode. fairy Christmas Boy Who Worked, by Roswell Smith. toon sente, grsxl health, and the good of her manner radiated a magnetism nature that come of both, arranged all unmistakably repellent Had Mr., elicit, and both husband and wife J Penney remained healthily *unny, ba- bleu th* angel that was eent to them in undoubtodly havo tleman; A Garret . Deprived of the any saw made. ORS. J. M. K C. RL'SSE! st;iUJioxi-oe« mass Anthony Frouda, John Hay, R. H. Stoddard. II. H, Frank II. Blockton. axtna ha* been bought by 8cribn*r A Adelino Trafion, Edward King, Roboo- In one FOR 1874. W RIGHT k HOLBROOK. ■xganss-. NO. 36. "I found that I could snare you to- by actual St- Nicholas for January. Ida), Mn. Potmay.'* aha exclaimed; caused by neglected health. Get well, The January number of Scribner’* aod your bread will be all right." . Monthly hu among it* contribntca "Do you really think aoMrs Harris! But how shall 1 get well P* Bret Harte, Gail Hamilton,CharU* Dudao if you Ilka, own store of good thing* for the Christ- In Topic* of the Time, Dr. Holland diacuMoo Church Union, The American Restaurant, and Literature for Boy*. i In Th* Old Cabinet i» aomethiug about New Year’s, Chri*te=«, and the. Black Poor, Fur., and Book Club.- Th. a<a- Story of the Jolly Hamper Man, by H. ■Ml wHh -L-l. SS!1 --------- ’ - ---------- ” '—Aonaidarod I JOHN lUltlFJlTS. HU ffl SEE TIIEJl I’hrough the courteaios of a in who came from Spencer ww are furnished roualy;1 '»unty yesterday sre brought out tbo material .ho rished with t>‘« particulars of a doanerato fight . I AVV. a V«ry "eu, -o, rv- ................ — ----- ...........-.................. pliod, BFP»«™tiy more to herself than i Taylorsville on Monday afternuoa last. THE LAST FLOWER OF THE YEAR.'. .. eotn[aaion; “but f1 don't mind I1 II >t afenAir* appeire that that tha the lut.-tvvla iteople ItvrnoHying in in tliu the ‘•o much about that, I moan I could vicinity of tho Cal' CalTlili* Hilis bare havo known for ( j bear ill health very well, if I didn’t have a long time that there waa a feroeiout panther prowling through tho woods ' other things to trouble ma." | Tha pale face uf the dressmaker over tho hills, and tho beast has fre­ ' lighted up wonderfully, aa the met tbe quently been seen,'but by some meani ha* managed to M*ar<> it* bacon" by ' Lav quick uiraunts. On Monday last a with sudden inepiraunn, •• will you al- uian named Richard Holt came acroat GREBLE & RUSSELL. (OXVEYAXCEns. CX=tUklx.KJU.ah7.rulh« . JOHX Q. VRESSV. t-WESS'. T. B. DIAMOMD. :<>. eupt or scnreiLs. «»a without fatal effectbowervr. Butterworth, iilurtfated by six jolly meat* are aa full aa usual. pictures^by Mtopbdaa. Be* idee all this, running ia Bl. Nicholas. What^Might January, contain* a lavish supply oi Have Been Exjwctcd, by Fntak II. Stockton, a story for boys, whicU lelta er.rv.ab.;, ul creased its popularity and added new which contains this month, beeidea a cidedly evriona Christmas tree. - - — - employed in that capacity—giving to the magazine not a earelrea auperviaicnf This idea, some lively stories of ing constantly, and is splendidly adapt- ! anything; czportonce of tlio richest and moat amjnlrimr daaerintion." ITS AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT ! thing," replied Mra. Penney, with hail landed upon Hoil and wa. *avag«)y clawing him to death. A little boy lUK luo vum c oau, j®,, tula, uulu, - --------- - - ----- . | [ am failing utterlv in accomplishing ■ couhi not help but miner., trad soeiug I - 1 -------- ■* ' *d. ran fut succeeded He notictri a party of rking in a field about GEO. II. BROOKS. Then not the slightest connection with its - - for girla, Nimjei1* Trouble^- by Olivo Thorn, eo well known a. a writer for Mr. S. E. Bhutee, Ito proaeut publisher. young folk*. The opening chapter* in- Mitchell and John Hay; poem* by Wil­ liam Callon Bryant, Lncy Lnrcora and [icrticn. Mary Mapca Dodge; description* of Chriatmaa toy* and game* ; sprightly talk from Jack-in-the-Pulpit; a lirtly and a half. Address Ncwburjti, N. Y. exceedingly wall-written account of the arm themselves they hutity proceeded poor little princes who are Igjried in the MISCELLASEOCS CASKS. Old Letter*. BuL Mra. Harris," interrupted the I "nJ" r'’llof to ll« unfortunate Holt; lady with an ofianded air. but when they reached tbe spot they The engraving*, of which there is a •• Wait one mofoent, and 1 will ex- fouad him deed and the body torn alNever bum kindly*writ ten letters; it ' Whruot support Home Induitr/t Did you over uke the plain—prove th* truth pt my statement I moat into shreds. Tho beast._aftor kill- gennruu. display,—about forty iu all ty your own word*. You acknowledged, j ‘nK Kim. had evidently eaten a portion the paper ia yellow S^’XShMii'/uviert trouble to find out what makes a community thrifty and prosyerSrlrrt Jt»rp. a moment ogo, that wou wore not well, i hi*body, as there wore Urge lump* and* that traced the , otjs ? You go to the city and you ece the people nil alive and but that this fact was of small impor- of two ot lh« b'’dy tbat •“““ magazine of art. teuee compared with other ttap. 1 not be found anywhoru about tho spoL teSr*tka:to‘‘l*<t*a ' I stiring. and the first thing yon say. 18 " They are doing lots of A WORD FITLY 8P0K EH. New, 1 maintain that health is the I O« informant did nvt know anything THE TRIBE -----waaew wriniMK t cnL---- biL«iness here I" - Everybody scents to be doing well. Mechanics groundwork of Jill happinee-i, the be- 'bout Mr. Holt'* family relation*, but arc seen bv hundreds hurrying to iheir labor with their^ dinner UfTRotT. Mtnn. I »t uurox xizr. ginning and end of all progreos. With­ pail on their arm. What is the e-nusc of all this «tir? “Y” there out health you can no more be a com­ went in our column*, the proipoelu* of elderly .piniter Cuds, lathe Impeatfonin n demand at Home for work, the people patronize flome Intimipanion for your husband, and a wim mother never had soar bread.' mother to your child than your husband T his was n most unfortunate remxrli tr<j. city people know that it in to their own perfional mterest to could be a good business man without rible tragwly. havo organized thowenl- year is ample dvidenee that the entersupport IIome4rad« and they do it invariably. Who eats wheat it. This, then, is the first thing to bo voa into a united,furoo for the purpoe* riaaed iu Barry County, if it is not the people in the county? YVc nfNDKED AXD KlilirTY-TlIKEE ACfllW. aa did not hinder him from going on much I evnaidrred. Your nerves are rasped, of bunting down and and .laying the lication are determined t. make their Btelv Slr»«l. Meua4 «oor et Iks Ds«S. ’ your child ia mare of a burden than a monitor of the wood.- It I* »aid l11— must build up our own place; people in Gram! Rapids won’t do Joy, your pretty bouse an unpleasant the bidooui yelk of tho beavt can it for us. We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradesmen, Lawyer, 100 Acres Improved. responsibility, roar husband seems iu- hoard every night, but that th* pe DoctorH uud Laborers; but one says ‘we have no mechanic* in are afraid to pur»uo it after dark. to talk about netting her sponge over considerate and unappreciative; and the Hastings who can do a good job Gf work." To such I would say, demon that hu brought about this irr:«»U ik>14 «■ tU net llbml terras complete Uettunorpbosi* lies entirely in Here and There a Gem. good idtettAitu. look at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling yourself— yoar preeont lack *f healthy 1 and our Carriages. Wagons, Cutters Ac made in Hastings, and foundation." partinoats are not neglected. Th.ra are then say we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten yeafs “Bui John doeen't aoem to ayznpo16 page, in each number, well furahhago; for then there was not even a painter in Barry County that ffO/KE l/IDUST/tf- A FARM FOR SALE- My This is a Rare Bargain ! could paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. /There is no need of going away from Hostings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so far For full particulars inquire of LotaPure Wines and Liauors! •is Cutters are concerned, you can Save ten dollars on every >OB HKDICISAL PCKItWB*. CARIOON SMITH. Cutter and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any other Town in Michigan (yrcat or mall), for I know they cannot compete with my Cutter Mackinr. I am giving my customers the benefit of my Ciater Machine which I do say is a saving of ten doh i I are to them'on every Cntter they buy of me. I have nearly sold DENTIST ' out my first batch of Cfitters, and am Jiunniny Out another lot which 1 will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buyyiee below A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ gies than ever before. 1 am preparing Machinery tn enable me to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on. 1 Beautifully Illustrated ! Sweet’s Hotel, have ouule mV cuMomer, Hvi-rr a»<l can Jo it »pun. My bnv inua nearly double, every yew. and that t, evidence of mtotfeelion wmewhere. } R REED RariivillB. IIEMITII ttll llffi Mickitai. ■ TRIUMPHANT! IF YOU WANT Hwy WHEELS!? & WILSON IfipitOrED B. F. 8TEINHOFF 6outli»idt> state Street. HASTINGS. MICH. THE IWliffl PAINTING! Sales of the Wheeler Wilson for the past year is the Best Guari rajitee of its Superiority over all J. HEWAICU WoaM rwpwltullf .nnwiiie. te ll-f W«F’» other ecuting machinesBeing the most simple in con-\ PATKC-I strudion, and easily adapted to different kinds of work, running 1- the diaappointmnnt the bad felt in not plearing her hueband Into gall and bit- thought* to watch, in the family onr to exageration. Bush alight coloring if baker's bread dore not suit your ap- Content ment abide* with truth. And Moore and enable him to devote hi* you will gousrall, anffer for wiahing to tim. and attention to the editorial manJiie any more than yourself. The ita are diacordanL Ho i* immothrown out of eqaikbrimr, and toriure.—Btlpt. . __ .____ t.s_ir i_ ______ . easier, faster, and with less noise than any other sewing n uties whifh recommend the Wheeler right to expect comfortable fltoa La itain'u-hL" on* one cxpenenei-dwin it. romjikably tponribilily in homo maUarer’ •• You would not think of finding Penney thought, by having the lut fault with your huaband becaun nature word, bo could dissipate the shadows he had not <mdow»d him with the maana bed .o heedlessly evoked—but of course of providins hi* baby with the fiat food useful juvenile uioutbJy that surpasses within and without la undisturbed; the miracle ia. "To rejoice in tribulation f* and this miracle ia contrauxlly wrought ilept three conreculiro u<t rhyne month*, with thia baby. John Penney, and that you Stnial aid fcmtai DENTIST Union Block, over Benton Cash etore. ^IXeMykaew. Jfc Wilson tothepiMic as Superior to any other sewing oitncirs rWWW k. D. COOK. Agent. be at her poat, is off duty. No wood qualified by over thirty ysars’ experi­ then, that Monday ia a dreadful day. Although the line may be thorongL, ence in agricultural journalism. Wo rubbed off before hanging out Urn congratulate tlio Rural New-Yorker on Coriainly no agricultural A CART _ An Important DettuL •' Better lot thioga go without attenon until the bttlo one ia loM trouble.” "And then John would find fault •' that if you were to rise a littls earlier, MichiganExchange. mae,d subvennuun to the Rum New-Yorker No; how can I f all the tim. I bar. the baby's high chair away from the table and, with tho chubby year old in her arm*, sought the privaoy.of herowu chamber. Mr. Penney followed. “ Tliere'a no need of getting in ahuff, Maty," he said aa be closed the door. In this matter of eontinuabon the gon- THE Better GROCERIES for l'« Mr*. Fenncy’e face wa» »cartet. " I did my beet, John," wn* juat trembling morning huw troublesome the baby ha* on her tongue, but thia Inat elaborate 1. — ..Cai.* Ha.Vanr.---- *— Penney bsritateda moment, but filially .rnd the little �tbilmi OrniTUl |ht ^tpuMiran fanner; T— r— on, I Oh. MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER, ... shall !m> aatonisbad at do achievement xC.T.i-wnKa m., .. an-rop-a-i duly appreciated by Mr. Colfax, n-epondod very happily. A largo y of dtisens were present, and tho beauty awl • marvel of literature. M imy a mat vdtr. Wo havo a largo stock of Hand-Carved Tbe < Brackets, Paper Holders Slipper Holders, Mirrors, ’ and Picture Frames, io England, with tho pariabionoro »a!ntany kin.!. IHLOMGE M. Dt'wit\ . FAIM AMO FIREIIBE FAVORITE. ploymeut there by a|>plyuig forthwith lail part ? EDITORIAL CORBJtaPOMDlNCE. Harr we fWMllod any part. epot by Tbuuiu Moran, end as eick and dying, and nhiiwn a chrUtianly tho Miarouri River Valley, and find mt- in thia betuliftil Nebraska Gty. in the tired for fit, and that eelfuh dr tfWTLT d«v«r» Pnictt. picture ia a grand and magnificent view third of these great pictures it Tho Irish Schoolmaster, after Nicol, by John 8. THE FARMER, THE HORTICULTURIST j THE STOCK GROWER, THE DAIRYMAN. THE HOUSEWIFE, Ac. The New Whuler i Wilbon Sewing Machine AWARDED the highest premiums at all the leading fairs in the World, and the only one recommended for the Grand Diploma of Honor, at the W’orlds Exposition, at Vienna. It has less pieces than any Shut tie Machine. Sows Faster, It Runs Stiller, It Runs Easier, It Sews the Thickest and Lightest Goods, It is Easier Adapted to Different kinds of Work, It will last a Lifetime, Every Joint being Adjustable. Old Machines repaired nr Exchanged. Extra* of all kinds at the office of the Agent in this City. disporidollars and pound a sterling. Of our journey wo might write touch that would inlrrcst those who have merer enjoyed a trip acroes tho boauti- ofllOiOOO. The South Hand TciJus, says: Au a great ynirpoeo. Die motive of Our and Michigan Southern Railway until popular Michigan Central, but mu: bo Father in creating us into this world, that railway company will stop all ixs— , ,L|a wl.u ... was that wo might inhabit and enjoy A thrilling scene occurred at Mrs. Livermore's lecture at t'priugfleld, Vt, a few nights since. The lady had been dilating eloquently upon the bad effects of tight lacing, whwn a young woman ij-ocial pluaaure iu Calling tho attention wo shall find favor with both. Our Heavenly Father, with our noiglibots and drawing them forth, knotted them tiemen near by. with tho observation : south central counties of that State. once flourished in Ireland. Tho fourth whole page picture d* a view of Fairfield, Conn., by Kruaemnn Van Elton—a Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets. Dining Room Seta, Library Sets, Office Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, of all ’ Varieties and Styles, at faivic lulls dales, a river, nestling village, etc. The stbor illustrations in thia number nro two wonderful drawings of Rocky Mountain sosnery, by Thomas Moran, A. D. COOK Agent. . X A & £ iff a. U JF » Bhould tbe Agon! fall to call op you, he- liivltew you to call at bls offlac In the Store of HKIKH BKO.'H, Siato elreet. Hustings, Midi., ami examine tbe Wheeled A WI Iron before purchasing clocnherc. Wo hero a full supply of CASKETS, BuquL COPpips, qobes, SlNittolai" aniTOir YoeijFoID.' pondous and frightful mountain gorge; and CVlburn’e Butte, in Kannarro Can­ on -a mass of red sandstone, two thou sand feet high, in tlio midst of unparal­ leled scenery. Gustave Dore furnishes two wonderfully drawn pictures, depict­ ing scenes in tho Bible; Christ Blessing tlio Children, ami Tho Deacent from tlio Twpupqs. BELDING. STEBBINS VTCK.^ Opposite Goodyear’s Hardware. 33 BACON & KARRS OUR YOUNG FOLK! MOFAGKHi teo nXOBartKOtt. sad COLsorrow, and grand in its sublimity.— OKEtl I'LATk. PubltowS QnrtMlv. si tl <u. Bury ing tho Pot Bird, is a sweet picture after Miss M. E. Edwards, full of rare finu country, and for agricultural pur- A stockholder in the Calumet and Hecla copper mine draws each throe tho plains of Nebraska laying to the mouths a dividend of *00,000. The 14tb day of September, 1874, South of tho Flatt, aad extending for has been decided upon for tho openi ng of the next State Ifuir. of prairie, veil watered, and adapted to The number of inmates in tbo State rich and inexhaustab’o, as to require noyinrfertiMi from tho “Patrons of Hus- Hwrij. V»l ..nfeUpr -f.H, ^^4,^rflU.h«.nS«LsodHUj as tutted at Battle Creek last snrn>or is in active operation, and this week 1 *D:1 Orgsairauon. generally, tneota one exception, have resolved to close up. cf Iowa and Nebraska, than iu Michi. One saloon and one hotel only re- C'f tho advantage* offered to tho ac- —------- ------------------- -----(------------ r~~ple. Fanny Jones, tho cukirod woman who whipped her daughter to death a abort To all Desiring Fleuant and Profitable Employment. ESF’Txa Ditbott i’oer is espssially It treats all public questions inde­ pendently, and holds that every subject which involves tlio well-being of indi­ viduals or of community, whether of religion, polities, business or education, is a fit topic for impartial and intelli­ gent discussion. publican paper in its polities,from honest convictions, and is the only Republican . bio intorortiag letters from tho Capitol j Uuivorsity. Ho is (ho instructor of of this State, published by u. during the I £»« ■wdMt*. both from tha Last year, that all wo nrod say is, that H<’U*Or , J,W‘O,r . I„ ,7 ! . , I < A rather angular accident happened ^1 Ilu b. U. «J, “ iJUl- ia mL^.1 IL..,a, . sona! jealousies. tame cf the statements eremvd to one finger hr had it wrapped in a cloth eatwho has not occn this section of the uatod with camphor, and ping too near al talent than any other Detroit newscoantrv, that in our judgement be has tho F»»>'Kb‘tho ctolh took Are, burniog l>apcr. not exonerated tn any particular, and The village ofTdonfaguo, which lost Day. carefully collated ; its Market Re- < ailed A Familiar Air. There is still another picture, Wild Flowers, which gracefully completes tlw long list of il­ our Standard Publications. In that and lustrations. Tbe literary contents of adjoining Counties. Tbs books are the uro-lurtlon- of the mml Popular Ameri­ can Authors, and are having large aaler A tifiit 3fM'.U^ or BUthnotfi - tlio bort wherever oftared. Send for cTreulsrs which will show our liberal inducements and most interesting which can be found, to Airente, and give give hill dcwcriptlon every paragraph being original. Mra. »f the books. Circulars sent free on tvccliic of application. Adrvwv. W. E. Elisabeth Akers Alien, tho popular jniot, BLISS A tn.. Publishers, 148Summit Mtf " has a charming song prettily named A BL, Toledo. Ohio. Vvintev Rosebud. Rev. 8suiu«d \V. Duffield, of Michigan, coatributM a littie gem of a song; William Whitman Bailey publlshea n graceful and scavou- holidays, and on every hand we hear it stated that Omaha has never had a her husband, Ellery Burlingame,died on statement of tho condition of things hero. In proof that this is tha fort, wo Saginaw e and that each of tho National banks buildings ‘■FAST FRIENDS,-1 - ........ ..... .. lk«m ■■ Mr. TroeLndfr ■ si■ >Urr. <»f cvj ry description Executed .i.irc .... AD ta Star® will * Sjfadifly lUaM partment of romance is well filled. Mrs. torteiuiug story, entitled Cinderella, Republican a well-written Swiss stcry, entitled, Sa jwing on Pilatus. CUara-Broughtoc sister of the editor of Htrftrt TTtrUj, telle the story of A Gboetly lodging. Tho miscellaneous articles all prepared for Tnc Autwa, consist of an account of Fuller-Walker on Tha Irish School Master, Utah Scenery. Fairfield, Conncctirut, Dore's Bible pictures, the death v ___ v> ■ __ ■ , benefit’of its own subeenbors as well as Familiar Air. In Music Dio Italian to tho local papers. art! American pointers and sculptors ; while AGEST8 WANTED.-REAP! READ!! in Literature there are reviews of tbe READ I! ! ' poems of W. I). Howells, IziuraC. Reddea. and Henry Morford, a notice of Employment for oft. both Recreative children's books, and o f tbe new mediand Lucrative. senptiou price, 85.00, including Chro­ mes ‘’The White Mountains'* and “The tical problem that we giro with Tie Z»- ‘•mipo's troubles; p RINTINQ den, a new writer, puts Tborwaldaeu’a bos-reliela—Day and Night, into a wellexecuted poem; Annlo F. Bradley sings pfSoul Days, and Mary A. P. Stansbury, in a poem called Hollyhocks, cumjirveses fullness ; it ia unequalled as a Family surpassed, orca amid the sunnier plains house, costing in all *4,600. Pretty paper ; Tri Weekly, 15.00; Weekly, *“ of tha Indian Territory, Northern Tex- good for a village with lees than 1,000 inhabitant'. Tho Publishers will furnish specimen A street-ear conductor in Detroit Brutes, by Rot. F. R. Goulding of floor os several passengers were depart­ ing. tho other day, and a well-dressed ‘Wtat Mijhl Have Been EipKted.” First-Class Instruments. Banner Little Folks. Book and Job New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. ram me; Veiy Low »iraiimmaiirai tmtisuaBam BY ST. XICH0LA8 AT TUE SOLJDAYS. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, A Co., publishers, 58 Maiden Lane, N. Wareroorri, Wo. 256. Greene, near Eighth St., JV. 1. required bv tho legitimate buuneaaof d with every ounvenience desirable in beautiful, meritorious, and rosily vslu-' building uf its kind. able premiums than are offered or given A painful accident occurred in Ypsil- by any other/Weekly religions l>aper published. 1 things that- bankers here from tile endeavors to sustain herself by New Advertisements. COUNTY FARM- tMSTipqs, ftictj. We go further, and allege that no subscriber to any other weekly religions journal published on thia continent ar tor the money paid aa does a New Sub- Smith & Nixon, State St., Chicago. LOWEST CASH PRICES CHANCERY ORDER. SO* All New SubocrilMira to THE CULTIVATOR A COUNTRY GEN­ TLEMAN fur 1874, paying tn advance, previous to tho Okmof 1«73, will reovlvo tbo paper weekly, from receipt of remittaoeo to January 1st, W71, without miA: rm unoqualled facilities for the Prompt execution of . thirty different colors, from as many diff- sea HOWSM fifceliet oeeos kb ixsuuh Hebrew. Tho Toxas Ixgisli Tuosdsy, Jon. 13, w! The Country Gentleman. ba Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue. Detroit Save Your Money VOLUME FOR 1874. LAW CASES & POINTS. THaCcvriVATun axdCoiixtyGkwfor the post forty yewre, has ranked, both In thto country and abroad, I as the Standard Journal of American Agriculture. Tho Ed I torn and Proprlstrm In addUInn h. S75.OOO 00 J. P. ROBERTS & CO. TO DE DIKTUBUTED IN Cards. Circulars, Notoe, Bill Hoads, Latter Heads, Catuloguee, Bank Checks, Receipts, Show Cards, D$D I txjmax. Ikok and Pamphlets. Abstracts of Title, with Bep Whittemore L. D. SINE’S GIFT ENTEBPRISE! ISlrtAJOrXAA MOKTBLr Oetwslonal and Voluntary DRUGS Chromo w Carf, With tho TWO a BAND CAl’ITALH OF Medicines $5,000 each in Greenbacks I Fcrtllttyaf the land—thaoe who Culti­ vate and tboee who Coneume-tho Buyer and Shipper, as well as tbe first Ow ner Dye Stuffs, PAINTS & OILS U» BLAK8 OF EVEET DQMTffl! CITY I1*™ DEPOTS School Books <J- Stationery Banner Co. tqberwrofal? gr£35.wsaWi PREFCRnTIONB AND FAMILY IlaatjngB Republican Banner JOB PRINTING CHROMOS ! �I The Hujierviaor* most at th* Court 1 House in this city on Monday next, to Tho Publisher* of tbo Baxxxa take । Enrrow or Rtresucxx Bisrxss.—h finish up business. All matters not ad­ this opportunity to tender their sincere 1। »i«ms but jwst and proper that I should justed M this session, will have to tey | and hearty thanks for tho patronage ; use tho columns of your paper again, aa ] over till next October. , reoeived in th* last v*ar. Notwith- Fallicr Allgaycr, (w called) attempts iu I Maading th* disturbed condition of our Ins answer, to cunningly deny the facts, Liar or Lerma remaining at the country's finance* for the last fow and then tell back upon Igs clerical Hasting., I*. O.. Dec. Slat. 1873. A'gnity, and rwfuww to bo dragged into I John W. Atkin,, Hiram Buuel, P*. ter Dryke, M. Greenfield, Jam. Hub­ auy further controversy of the matter. Dignity, is a very good thing to have, bard, Mrs. E. E. Moon. J. McCormick, and a very thick wrought cloak of it, ; P. A. MoMoorr, C. A. Odell, Matin* m*y sateen him from the just eritieismt ' of those who in their iguorsneu and blin<l sectarisu seal, think the Pop* and Priest can do no wrong; but such as look upon Pops*. Bishop, and Priest alL : asked in rain True, we hen- . tetgo Ccniu&pnan, amount outstanding, and U would, as being p<iar, finite, erring, sinful man. i could wo Lav* it to eommsnre the New no better than the common herd, only 1 tbo scuunige of tbo human foniiir, may leer with, du us an iucakulableamount •o ter as they <h better. lixA thn.Ufli '! in its early staged 1m promptly and per­ I muneutly cured. of giM#l. But w* are willing to bear th* thin gauze work of dignity, and apand forbear, hoping that those who can, pteud tho right, and condemn the , RsnnwoutvW. Vn., Oct. 28th, 1872. that are still in arrears, will soon call wrong, without any sectarian feeling or Dr. R. V. Pisacr : Stif upou us. and make glad our hearts, and prejudice to gratify. Now If the tectv th* hearts of those who are depending as slated in our urtide are without any uiing yuur Gulden Medical Discovery. I owe my life tu it having been afflicted upon us for money, by liquidating foundation, then tho holy Father (?) r tho** small amouat* ; and it will give should not allow hi* anger to crop out fur year*.Did not uie it but a abort time i us coutwg* to go an making better and •o phiuly, suggesting that vindictive- Mini 1 was benefited ; at Ibat time I | beiter our paper, which it is our desire n»»s, had aseumod Ute place of Chris- I WM very Lad, not able |o »i: Up much, wna suffoiing greatly with tny tliront, | to do, and thereby creating n greater tian Charity. »»» getting blind, had a dry cough, । dosir* in your own hurls to continue But, to the facts. Hr saya te notvr | tout subscription. May tbe coming as><.wvod Mr. Hall fifty dollar* for build- , and much pain in my lung*. J havo uacd twelve boltlu, of. tho Discovery . year l>e a prosperous and happy one to ing a PvKtfft and that fo never aikod and am almost well. : you all, m we hope it may to *11 the anything of tim. and can't **y that he PICTURES 1 know Mr. Hall personally, an l says the A eon of Mr. J. II. Mcaet-k, of Chat­ pictures whole f> a contemptible falsehood. I am now all alone in the Photograph , ham Four Cotners, N. Y, liu boon His answer is very ingenuously bmuncaa, and as I have made arrange­ cured of Conaumptiun by Dr. Ploroo’* ment, to innrt'k.rt me IkrHiit,.- «*„-,I. framed, anil very woll cahmtetad to diChristmas morcing.Mr. D. Gump <-f CoGolden Medical Discovery,—m, rays Mr. • dar Ct-t-ck, in this county, went to his coivo th* carele sv reader But ho does C. B, Canfield, editor of the Ckalkam boot and *hoe store, to find that during dot say that an Mwsvmcnt aw* »■' _____ J. JtOkEttTW. PJL . the previous night some, rascal, or more made on Mr. Hall, and that tho amount CNURCHE8, ' iwobablc, rascals, had broken into his । was not n tight to be collected of him. >s ter a pateonagc, or •, den McJ’cnl Discovery hu effected । stere and stolen upwards "ot one hun- ' whether tho amount wonderful euro of Ccututnption in I । dred dollars worth of boots, shoes and ; leather. Mr. Gump at onto set to work WAITED: neighborhood. to find out who tbe thiuve* were, and to on* else sought to collect i*. makes but 1 roeover hi* property if possible. A part little differeuco. . of the goods were found iu the Bunnell I do not think Father Allgsycr will • "J — -- — MI-WIIUIDII VI SUU firm nvcvesltstc* thl*. The Bo-t and *lteol house, and a part about twenty deny in plain terms, that an aB*siem*nt Mme l-wunras wUi be continued by Mr. rod* from the school house, hidden in ■mu made, nor that he was aoliaito.l t* J. G. Bunion, wbo vxpree-es his sinere thank* for pa.t latromure and the tonre corner. Ahout one half of the go to his bedside in the dying hour, solicit* th<- patrunaxe of everybody in stolen go.-ds were thus recovered. Mr. nor yet that hu did not go ; and it is want of tlret clue B.«>t*, 8h<-re, OverG. informs u* that he is pretty well became bo iU mt go, that we thought, vbtjr*. Ilubbcre, Hllp|«ra etc., cheap tor I and Mill think that missionary work in os to leave no mean* untried to bring his behalf, had been sadly neglected. I tiio offenders to justice . Wo truly hope Nor do we cure whether (as his reply ' the rascals may be <>ugtit, oonvictod would suggest) his man-made chunh and punished as they uewrvo. Since i creed forbid ii. Tbo fiat comes to us HASTINGS EASTERN STAR. Lo tho above affair occurred, Mr. G. lias sold ' all, from better authority thatt-Popes erMaHiveMamry. JUenlkr m.-llu*. co Ti out his property at Cadar Crook with and Bishops ‘To do unto others as wo Beyond the Mlziiziippl. tho mtontipg of leaving there, as he would hare them do unto us," to go to , thinks it not tho most desirable place the house of mourning, to visit tha ! Tlnuiand* have already gow, and la which tq live. ; thousand! more are turning their oyi-« nffiu-tr*!, to comfort the sorrowing, yen, j towards new htuue* in tho fertile Wc*t to even do good to thus* who . dMuiteI To those going tu Missouri. Kansu*, 1 fully use and persecato us " Aud no Mr. Wm. McAllen, th* chimney Nebraska. Colorado, Utah. Wyoming. BWJEDTO DEATH. Nevada. I 'n-goti or California, we rec! sweep who has been engaged cleaning ' amount of clerical dignity, or sretarisu *o]ihistry, can relieve him from the du ­ ctnuMind a cheap, sate, quick and direct I out chimneys in thia city, thus far thia loute, via St., Lottis, over tho Missouri week, will resume hi* vocation Friday . ties thus enjoined. Ho may call us Pacific Railroad, which run* it* fine morning, and cuntinus till Tuesday night j liars, bar-room loafers, and make ugly Day Coach> ; nnd Pullman Slteqa-n faces at us. and uianifeat much selffrom St lajui* in principal paints in tbp righteous indignation, aud a holy horror | West, tfitUoi eLinjr. Wo believe that tens to got your eliimaiyt cleaned. of being contaminated, if ho should on: Don’t delay, it may save your building swer us iu a truthful, chriitian manner.! au l that of yuur neighbor*. He did n But we will only r®jdy to such evasions, job donning tho chimney into which tho as Paul replied to the Jailor, "do thy. pipe* from tho stoves of our office enter, and the chimney had burnt out but an hour boforo, yet lio took out over a bushel of solid soot, that hnd not burnt lt give* u* great pleasure to announce at nil. thus showing conduiivoly that that no havo made an arrangement with ria Vinita. Fur iui[», time table*, ia1‘atrunizu him tho “Rot. Petroleum V. N**br,"(D. B • chimney "burns out. formation r< to rate*, routes, Ac., wo refer our reader* to 1. G. Wheeler, Loeks, Esq,) to furnish Tnz Drmu- citizens, patronize hirn, you cannot, exNortlfern l’a*aongor Agent, 72 Lloyd ]>end a dollar to better alvanlago than St.. BulT-.L. X’ V. »r L* V . by paying it to Mr^McAllen tor sweep ­ Now York City. Our Iter, contributor promise* to combine information with ing your chimney. death of Matt. Hail, so entirely dodges humor and goisip ia auch sort aa to Lot tho meeting of tho I'iuaeorsat tbo question and miisropreaouts fuel* Union Hall, eno week from to-morrow, that tho friends of tho doceuo-1 doom it I a duty to themselves to state tho facia ■ be well attended by tho early ssttlen, We would for one by one the Old Pioneers ore in th* case a* they were pany offers 1,2W,OO0 acre* of land in I Clubbing Bates. . passing away, and soon the last one will' stat* iu tha first place that the previous Clothing sows ' DOWN ' ’ down 11 I i.'vntral and Southwest Missouri, at Foe th e accommodation of our sab- have passed over on the other side. A Pants, Vest* anil Coat* down, 10 to 25 from 88 to 812 per acre, on seven years' their knowledge or consent. good tiino will be hrd, and who, among icribers who desire any o;liM book, per cent. $5.*M buffalo lined Boots time, with free lran*|K>rtation from St-­ Tho evening boforo Mathew’* death, 84.23. |2.0fi Gailcre, only 81.50. 81.50 Louis to nil purcbascri. Climate, soil, magazine, or paper, puhlisliod, with or tho first settteni in the county, can af-' Mr*. Hall aikcd hot husband if ho, did timber, mineral wealth, schools, churchwithout the advertised premiums, wo ford to mis* the coming mevting. not wish to *on Father Allgwyor, cud will obtain ii -for you nt tho Ijowzst Bur Boot roa Evnraonr.—Tbo new he said : " Ye*. 1 wish you would a,k lUna, without any tX|«nre to you in : THE ALDINE, w...... .7 Rheumatism, Scalds, Lameneas, Neuralgia, “ Burns, Soreness, Sore Throat, Boils, Wounds, Hoaraenew, CIcctw, BfuIms, lleadaelte, Piles, Sprains, Toothache,. Colic, Old Bores, AH Hemorrhages, V Diarrhcm, «sir.iTaj Obstacles to Marriagt d vwklr br Bsrlw A Omb ■a*]«Or*<«n. rsfcs“KSSt." S <i «l SS S R S R MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Stnon Local. rending the erdek. ' illustrated edition of Webster's Diction­ ary, containing three thousand engrav­ ings ia the beat book for everybody that the press has produced in the present contrry, and should bo regarded as in­ dispensable to tbe well-regulated homo, reading-room, library and place of besi- Notice;. TEIMB. ' The brother of Mathew, then in the I city, ami Mr*. Pflug. lister to Mrs. Hal), I went to the Pnaet's house and told Mr. I Allgnyer that Mathew was -dying, and Dance 1‘rngramnioi, Auction or Kale BUD, Wetldinx luvltatkmi. Double Mammoth Poster*, Ju fact any kind or style of Printing, r.-...... . ..... Ii„„ <-.ni - t-..„ ui,„. * that bo and his wife wished that ho would cOmo down anil see him, where­ upon he replied. “ I know no Methew for uiodictena! and mechanical ptm tho price and quality of which wi/ H all who belongs to my church." sure it* sate wherever au-1 whei After further entreaty and begging, itrietlr pure article* are. rcquinRemember tho ball to morrow eve­ There <a* a splendid show of meat* they left the hcuse, and Matbsw died ning at Union Hall. 4h«»o purpoee*. . in all o'ur markets on Christmas day. Will we bare much sleighing this A splendid beef in each uf the front before daylight in thWmorning. Had bo bosnJhure that night and windows of tbe Jew Dutchman, (H winter ? is frequently asked. .. .11.1 —l... ll>— A communication from tiio editor will Stem), was lAriieulcrly noticeable, tu they were veiy fat. and were trimmed with Mathew, bis heart muit have been bo found,on our second page. off beautifully with colored tissue pa- harder than stone (if ho had any at all), to loavohim theri-dying without grunting ing at the .Council r.otni Friday cvchim that last wish and request, to hav e School Books n fine stock, such a* ing next will bo um -1 in tlio city schools, just Capt W. H. Cabot, has been spend­ him pray for his seal'* sal ration. receive and fur *ato ut live and let hr* The last two day* would indicate that ing a few days with friends in this city, After Matho w’e death. Mr. Leo Myvr* prkra by F. D. Ackley, at the City Drug our pleasant weather is about through but left on tbe 8.40 train yeetordsy aftrr- and Chris 1’flug. iiiemlxt* af the Cath­ noon for Grand Haven where he thinks olic Church, went to Mr, Allgayer's and Wo hear but little grumbling about of securing tho captaincy on a vessel asked him to officiate at Mathew’* futaxes this season, nctwithitapding the that is to play between Grand Haven geral which he abiolntoly refused to do, finally growing so wrathy and un­ nn-.t Milwaukee tho coming season tight times. civil aa to order them out of tho house. See proposals fur the taking charge of the County Farm from 1st of March : A chimney sweep for the past three There arc, ns nearly a* may bo, the days ba* been the cause of much merlabia 2dly, ho state*, " It ia not trua Bo sure to read tha prospectus of tbo I rimenl for th* youth on our street*. that I ever <u itrod Mr. Hall at al), (or EoraJ Korfor, for everybody who '' Ho indicates both compos* and volume nay body else) lor thia purpose in uuy doe* not take it, should, for ii i» the;। of voice, and it is not unmusical He is doing a grood work in freeing oar amount," meaning toward* the building of a Catholic Parsonage here- As Quarterly meeting will be hold at the chimneys from soot, iv-.hos, Ac for aa Mathow Hall is concsrned, we M. E. Church in thia city on Saturday will say nothing; but thb same Alland Sunday next, Rev. Mr. Barn** pre- , On Saturday evening test, a* Wm. psyer, who to emphatically denio* all ! Loomis, F^q, was walking along the ' sidewalk on State Street, (tho walk b*- this, did come to Jo Pflug’s butcher Wo ar* ia receipt of No. 8 Yoh 1 of | shop, and then and thorn t*ll him that ing very ioy) be slippad and fcll, strik­ tho F«.7<y City £»t rpnf, which claim* ing one of his arms across tha stop far ho had put him down for thatj purposo, to bo devoted to tho interests of tho front of Phillips’ *toro, which came near 8100, and upon Jo asking him if half that amount would not do, bo said, W* rewived a very pleasant call “ No air! 8100 or nothing." from Mr. T. W. Fletcher, an attache,Mr. Maurer, of Maple Grove, was put Wo wish everybody o Hsppy No* U the Grand Rapids Ssterdsy Year, hoping their prosperity may bo I down to tho snug little sum of 8 JOO, in Put, a few days since. all they could reasonably desire, and bo the same way. W* team from tho Plainwell JteyuMw In regard to his attempt to justify hi* PHOTOGRAPHS INK, —CRAYON, WATERGOLOR . AND OILS, A BARGAIN next, for one year. draws of Martin, Allegan (X, in Fen­ ner's lake, one day last week. Z. B. Willison Eeq, of Moadnll. paid ns a short visit thu morning, and reports busmss* lively and prosperous there spite of the panic. and Charitable Institutkn* in Detroit, It don’t eoem to make muah ffiffer- irrespective of creed, color or nation­ enoe with Lee ^eed whether there i» ality. ateigliiug or not. for bo keeps right on reliihg cutters all the same. JAMES WOODRUFF SPECIAL NOTICE. DELA.Y ! Now, when times uro hard and mon­ ey is none too plenty, is just the time fer young men to get ready for work that wiill be plenty in business pursuit* in the near future. Such must bear the expense of living wherever they are. and they will find it just a* cheap to improve their time by gaining a thorough burlness education at Prof. Swensberg'* Commercial Cullego this winter, a* tu stay at homo in idleness. Improve your time ano opjiortuni tire young men. (3112) ASTOUNDING! $18 IS VALUE FOR A3!! A Splendid Holiday. Birthday. Wed- "THE Oil OAKESIBCKET.’ For another liko BARGAIN will never prerent itrelf in this City. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! TABLE TOPS, MANTI.EB, BHELVE8. ETC, action on account of the conduct oi tbo friend* of tho deceared, we will simply say. That a man with the cloak of pi­ ety over hi* shoulders, and who would yet let one of his own faith sal on* of bis own countrymen, die like a dog, :» Ai to tho slur ho trio* tu throw on us in miking about bar-rooms, wo would ask him to tell us whether those little box* goto every little while, contain* soap or Honesscy Brandy. Does ho not drink tbe same wino -ml the same Th* adjourned term uf tne Circuit Court for this county will bo bald «n held at Union Hall on Friday evening whisky that we do ? Let J. 8. answer. Mxtxxw's Fxzxnw. Monday tbe Mb of Jsnuarv, iaateU tf of test week. was a vary eajoyabte af­ fair, and netted the school tbo sum of W loan from J. Q- Crreey &q, our County surrwror, that th# boo of tbe K, 1L, A L. It B- ia subetanbally Jo­ JOB PRINTING DruntM FullHlx RUTLAND TAX-PAYERS. I will bo at ray midenro on all Fri­ days in thie month, for th* purpose to receive taxes u required by law, and to Everybody who has a house, needs one ot three oelebrated ctotbre-racks that Ik-mvr Heath A Co., have for rale. They are really the boat in tho market, and should wrcininnd public attention, as they arc a household renvoniene*. AMERICAN MARBLE CALL POULTRY WORLD for FINE JOB WORK �The Bahoock “TRUE TO NATURE. GODETS LADY’S BOOK for 1614 MICHIGAN CEKTRAL R. R. Grana River Valley Division Rub the sjiut* with n little ;>uwd#red oxalic arid or salts of iomuu and warm Waler. Let it remain a few minute*, land then rinse wyll in clean water. Arrrx Futtzm—Sour milk, one piut; Kaleretua one te*-»|*Kin : flour, to tuak# a baiter not very -(iff; six appl.-s pared and cured : tlirre eggs btMulse the >al< talu* iu thu milk, bral thu egg* end l-ut iu, then tho flour io tuakn a nd! Lat­ tes, <rh*ip th# »pplre to ubout the . xu of su>s)i t*as, end mix them with tiw bai- TAKES on SIGHT. a erith butter and auger. Bs»r a* Nxntasx.—Raw b I cut prominent phyncinii* Agricultural Collsgu New*. Jy dflap*"_r'LTTv------ t —— — one will probably b« finished and ready for us# by January 1st. Th# contractor* are F. A. Ixisd & Co. uf Jwrington, N. Y.. who sapply th* frauiod glas* nil ready to erect, and the heating boiler and hot Fxxaiex.—It ii nseMsanr to prepare! this dish ten days bvforn it is wuiitod, | A amall leg uf mutton, weighing from 1 •ayen to eight (founds, ia tlw most suit- i able for tha purjxisv. 1’ut tho meat iu-1 UXA deep earthenware pan, and pour I ■s touch vinegar over it a* will half cov- . ar it; add a small haulul of sago, and *M*on with pepper-Coni* and salt L*t i it he in this gravy tor ton days, turning ■ it twice ciory day. At tbo expiration of the time roast it, basting it every now and then with some cretin, borvo , with currant jelley. When ould, th# ’ tnsst, is properly tender. Wans os Hossa* may be removed i with perfect refety with a sharp knife, cauterixuu* th# wound either with a hot iron, lunar caustic (nitrate of silver) or, if the wnrt is small, with blue vitriol (sulphate of copfier). if the operation with th* knife is objoetod to, the wart may bo removed by tying a strung wsxod thread tightly annml tho base 07668823 PARLOR GOODS ydKrnwEnrKSN MraL lam! S Lit: Hte fiLial, Magnolia Balm CHAMBER -SETTS !SIaoinir.g Complexion. BLANKS ANO STATIONERIES SCHOOL BOOKS POSTPONEMENT! PIER GLASSES’ Michigan Central R. R. PATENT MEDICINES, Ml*.Wilk UsV.AM.At lte.»4 KseJ, I llaxv, <ic„ sad al H«.«sr4, «iiL tu iSaiilto A l.-l^ua K. It. fas HiS Uai ah **<i tuwl City, etc., sal *H'_ slat* f* >a*4 OLD, RELIABLE AMD Diafc>^pUTE, Perfumeries and Toilet Articles. roint*,Oila, Vardiah und Dy.- Stuffs. Board of AgricuHure, [Oans were adopt­ Fourth Grin! Gift -Concert ed for the two houses fur professors' residences for which nf.pibprfouun, wore made by tho tost L^tslature. These PUBLIC LIBRARY of KY, Tiuvehng Basket*, Drniqrfst Sur.dri«s plans were prepared by E. E. livres, and Fancy Articles. architect of the now Capitol, and the 1 wotk will be let by contract «i as to CONFECTIONERIES I havo it complafed next season. Prof. Beal will b<> pressul at tho an­ nual meeting of tho State ifomologk-J Society at Batik Creek, December 2, 3. | Tbo C'ummitttw of tbe Stet# PomoLand 4. and will grio new frete in refer­ gical Sadat/ on Orchards in their rvence to the orchard* of the State. This port made nt Battle Creek, gnvo tu Jo»• meeting is to elect Use annual officers of eph Gridley, of Knluroo, Eaton Countyi tbe Society. Prof. Mile* will leave, about a fort-, a diploma and the third premium. Of nicht hence, to visit Cincinnati, and hi* Orchard they any . lecture on breeding bcf.iro th* American Tbo old orchard of Mr. Joeoph Grid- ‘ Atsuiatiun of Short-burn Breeders. Ho toy, at Kalauio, Eaton County, is of, will also take thu opportunity to visit tpociel interest to Michigan i>omologut*. . several famous herds in the “Blue­ Ho went into the woods there 26 years Grass" region of Kcntackr. ago, cluarvd a form, and in six year* ; 1‘rof Cwk will soon deliver lectures , planted I0Q or more apple tree* ot 31 j Tuesday March 31st,1874. on roology and ontomolugv st Kalams- variutio*. Tre#a 20 yeses old,-of so! SDO. 1 inaur choieu raristies, in suth u now OVER A MILLION DOLLARS. Prof Kedrin inlands this winter to make a further oxamiuatioa of U>e von- boon »l great advan Hico ‘ tu its owner : tilstfou and wanning of pub Ho school­ and hi* neighbor* *■ n tost orchard,1 houses, In order that thi* vita! subject Etifing them in makiug selactiuua for may !•« handled by tbo State Beard of younger orchard.*. Th* Famauso <ioo* Health, of which he ia a member. wolL and Mr. Gridtoy considers it th# W. II. Marston has been formally best applo in cxistanco. Wmttfoid's sleeted Secretary of the Suit B- r.rd of beeknaiurtLscsoioo do#* well, but tha Agriculture, and entered upon his du­ Njiitxunburgh and Rhode Island Green­ ties, at a salary of 81,200 a year, in tho ing do poorly, arid lb* Bal Lilov, ar only $1,500,000 place cf R. Heigh, Jr., reuiguod. and fair. Th# Baldwin trees are all healthv, wbu will go to Atlanta, Ga. prior to but tho appto* abound in corky, bitter sjmts near the skin. The Nawton Pip|*n is a failure, tbo Fall Pippin shabby, and the Rambo not popular. Tho far­ ter ha* proved a stuxwas. Mr. Gridley is grafting otar th# Colvmt Peck's CHOICE GROCERIES! SBKJHBnl tta BHIKG l!KJI FUBSUIM, ii CtiTBWi OVER A MILLION Ill BANK Pain! Brnikes aii Painter: Stack. 42,000 VINEGAR BITTERS egnr Bitters are a purely Vegetable preraretion. made chiefly frera the native hi-rlw found on tbelowvr range* of the Sier­ ra Nevada muuntaini of California, the rae-licinnl properties of which are cxtraCe.1 tbrrefruta without the c-wj of AlcoboL The qurttiun is slmoit daily asked. "What CASH GIFTS. AMse in lie Hanims Ban "It Pay* to keep the Beet." a success iat hat county. There trews wire planted 20 fert apart in M[tt»Md The trunk* look healthy, I a* do al*o7tU lilnba. Tiio lower limb# 1 have been injured by crowding of tree*. He doe* not manure or cultivate them at all nnw. Nothing grow* under the true# except a little aickly grass and a fow weed*. After studying tbo market* east, w#»t and south, end observing what trees do boat in Uta neighborhood, Mr. Gridley planted, in tho apring of 1872, about 1,500 two year old apple trace of tha following varieties: 400 Ben Davis. 300 Baldwin. 300 Red Can­ ada, 300 Wagner, 100 Grime* Golden, Faming the farm of a well-to-do far- set in a wheat field, and made but little mar yesterday, 1 wa* naked to atop and I। growth tbo first year. Thia season tho so# some fine chicken*. for which ha land wm pUntoa tu corn and tbo troa* waa preparing comfortable wintar quar- did bettor. Quito a number, perhaps two-fiflluof thetu, were injured, eomo of thorn killed by tho severity cf tho ago at the state fair, when w.> were ex­ season'. They were aot out in quincunx amining tho poultry on exhibition, you order, every tree being 20 lent from appeared to be very much opposed to investing ia lino chickens, bees-jsr 'hey were mere Hable to tho eholcra. and you were of tho opinion that yoc could get as many eggs from your 'old stock s« from the improved Urm-ls. and could buy with the money asked for a trio of chickens a good call! What has chan­ ’ Believing that it cmbodi.*s tbo correct gel your mind, and converted you to • thoM new-fangied ideaeT I asked He replied : “In reading Tlu Pro™ SEWING No Prrsnurr.il tnlc Hirer Bitters aixording to direction*, and remain Tons ttnwuU, onn I ■! t ' r i- n s arc not de­ stroy. d l'y mineral j-'ison or other means, and vital i-rpua.wasted l»-yotul repair. Gr.itcftil Tlraumndfl proclaim Vtw­ ain Ilirrnm the most wonderful Invigor­ ant thiil ever snitniued tbe sinking system. BIIIouk. Kenilttent, and Inter­ mitten! Frtrns, «h*b are «o prevalent in the valley* cf our great rivers through­ out the Vnitetl States, especially these of the Mimdsrippi. Ohio, Mlwwx-.rt Illinois, TennMaee. CaailH-rUnJ, Arkansas, Bed, Cokmulo, llmro*. Bio Gnuida, Pearl, Alstxuna. Mobile. Savannah, Itoanokci James, and many other*, with their v»at tribntarii-i. throughout r>nr entire country dur­ ing theSnminrrand Aut-imn.ond remarkaUy so during snuons of unnsual heat and dr*ricM.nn< invaruil-ly accompanied by extenriv^terangcmeula of the stomach' and t '.WKtT.I Jl»i n*b. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, F. M. Hungerford & Co. Commission Merchants1 ISA iuw rrnix-r, umuirr, Mien. ' . IllClUOAX WANTED I J. Cole & Son, Good Tough. WEterk DsliniicA Dictimri. Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash Lumber Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. ANU TOE SOUTH, -rron* and injeVigor c&u only _____ ________ it. If wanted merely fur a ftATB DPsESSpCC, nothing else eon bo found so desirable. • Containing neither oil nor dye, it di>-m>t eoil white cambric, and vet laita 1cmgon t!> - hair, giving it a rich, gh**y Itotre, and n grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co.f DR. CROOK’S WISE OF TAB I a. TmTmnnftwWii edC Wei proved PtXWoaU ffg Ulntv.T.r: s ... ’ -• For liinanitiintiiry urn! Chronic Illicunmthni, <lou'. Bilftnw, Remittent MW WKET PHICE. JOB PRINTING ... died other painfv »ymptom», are the off•|win:re of !>y»p-i»fia. Ono boUfo will piuvo a bolter guorantw uf its merits than a lengthy advertisement. Nrmfnln, or King’s Kill, White Swelling*, t’teore. Erysipelas, Swelled Neck. Goitre, Scrofulous Inftammaiium, Indolent Liflammntiou-i. Mercurial Affec­ tion*. Old Serve, Eniptiim* of tho Skin. Sore Eye*, cte.. etc. In the,e. m in'all other cotMtitutiiiud Dfonxsoi, Wiixni Vnrxcaa IUrri.it* have ahowti tlu-ir great curative itowon in Uio tuoet obtlinato and intractsldo csxu. 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! GET THE BEST. 11 V **1«,|L*W ,1_ — U Want Jacks® & Saiinaw MACHINE -by cholera a few year* nine*, and none of my old stock were oifoctod; but 1 learned that chicken ch.ilora could be cured, and knowing that other kinds of good stock cost let* lor keeping and find aquick market, I decided to run tbe •ilik oTriivaetiBg ton dollars in » trio of light Brahma*, which, tbo beat author­ ities derailed am *u|>ericr to all breeds for eggs, meat and railingchieken*." "1>M you not pay an exorbitant price F' 1 inquired. “WiH.” he replied, “1 did pay ocnwderabie, and at fire: regretted haring made the investment; but 1 woe deter­ mined to hare the best, and sent to ----- at Springfield, 111., whose slock t’CTRon-eiu a.a. w a.T_p a m..d.r.xu • a-K •Ga.-.,*ro »»1 i«* «•<•- clou and of wou'A. Thia hair ia thickened, fallen hair checked, and loldties* often. tliaugh not ulwayi., cured by iu ttte. Nothing can restore the hair where the' foUklc* are de­ stroyed. cr tho gland* atrophied and decayed; but such a* re main can be saved l>y thia applicatmu, and »timclatml into activity, u> that a new growth of hair is produce L Instead of fouling the hair with a patty sedi­ ment, it will keep it d>-an and vigorous. It* occasional uro will prevent the hair from turning grey or. falling off, ami conoequcntly prevent l«ld.-.c.j. Tho restoration of vitality it give* to th.' scalp arrest* and prevent* tho forma­ tion’ of dandruff, which i* often *o un­ cleanly and offensirv. Free from thus • Plouibcra. Tvpc-Mitu n;. Gold-beaters, and Miner*, as they advance in life, aru sub­ ject to jMiralysio ><f the Dowels. To guard against this, fako a doe# of Wouaoi'a 't txxoxB Brm ui oeeaxiomillr. For Skin DlM-nses, Eroptiona.Totter. Salt Rheum. Utotcfo*. Spota. Pimples, Piutiffir-. Boils. Corlmnelca, BingwonM, beahl Bred, bora Eyre, Eryripeba. Itch. Scarfs, Discotorutiutix of th# Skm, Humors and Diseases of UiehUncf whatever name or nature, are lite-rally dug up and curried out of the eratem iu a abort timo by tho use of th>« lUitera Pin. Tape, nnd oilier Worms, lurk­ THE GREAT CAUSE HUMANMISERY. GROCERS car to Ete ti tiz UistUiiu litis uni nwffi, STUCCO Syy?* T.Wll.h _KMUwni<Aif Ua*., D'HoWi* Iwfuaa «>-»• * Mtekuea * ing in the system of to many thunsand*. Ire effsctnally destroy .-d and removed. No system of modiciuc, no rermifug##, no aathclmimUc*, will (roc tbo system from worm* like three Bitten. For Frnule CnmplainU, in ymmg or old. married or single, st tho dawn of Briggs House, wraiM IIF ml HUH Shingles, Lath, &c. Go to the Burner Office for FINE JOB WORK Randolph St. and Fifth Ava, taver its remoraL For tbix purpose uao VamuaHtma. Cleans the Vitiated Blood wtomcrcr you find Its impuriuoi bursting throegh ike rida toJMagto^ Trw.liusi, a Sorai; damn it when yon Witchl .1.—Lk ,i.L —.i CHICAGO. -----.------------------■* M Psustt ss tare a. m. «a» I flCKCORDfl A HUKTOOM, ■ Pnfret*. laSSt-?’-- POULTRY WORLD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1873 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1873. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-01-07.pdf 0fbd7bcc4cb9a152798b435529d131be PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1874. VOL. XVIII. might nr the people to Ml&gooverasent. air, are stricken down,- and. likewise ho uka indignantly if "thia b a free cooatry f orb idiapodamT’ Bat he mourns not aa one without hope. John Morriaey will anaa er hi. parpaM jua» aa wall aa Tweed, fee Morri*ey nut use the Mme work. Mr. O’Brien and his three sons will all bo on the dly pay-roll ere long, and trust them to make np (or their enforced ab- Card?. MWtitl 11MHHK BLANK* AND STATIOKHUBL SCHOOL BOOKS mi MEDICINES, Porfumerioc and Toilet Articles. BMvTvwdbU Mto ratritesttsr;. <n> Paints, Oils, Varnish and DyeBtutEs. CHOICE Blxckw.iu Itlxad, but T.Mdiun U trilhvr killed or veoleW. it fe rooted in tbs nna-arilfe, tbs forw<i> vote, tbo i»bU« and tbfevM of tbo riiy, and it is as strong and vigoroos to-day m ovor. | Pm tb« EnatovUl Is «U tbor», sad other GROCERIES! Traveling Baskets. Draggfat Sukdrioa, aad Favy ArtsolM- CONFECTIONERIES! taoa, just *» • I rang u Tvrwd sad as unscrup ulcus, *r» tbm to mould it and Paiat Britta aid Paiiteis Stack. Beverol of tbo principal men Ip Tweed', ring are out of (ho nay. Co­ man. Hilfer, Mike Norton, John H. Welsh am m hiding; Connolly took High! in time and went Into hiding. Connolly, U will ba remembered, pal the "EaU My" between him and proas«Utica abortly after proceedings were Sell The Diamond Tooth X C more Wood than J. Cole & Son GROCERS. URL J. M. k C. RUSSELL, <OH> ROBERTS. ^Twyw.-pwstes. GREBLE &. RUSSELL. WmM b. a 4«swt eart aste 4>w. If ass. .»I4 be.k mllM. Or wtoe for us IS. bUias tsar ; FanVi MM»>as mH eel telss as slslsaa. !<■ trial* vsosMs svse bear. » 4»r -K. anSl.skUsst batt sv irMuixn Dir to Sale al lit M Liriu Bata HKD FU.STEB, stucco WATER UK, UK al BAIS Brenuan go before the Democracy ct New York with hie baud, eta mod with the punishment of a .man like Greet 7 So Mt. Genet's imprisonment waa mere­ ly nominal “Harry" was about the | atreete of the city, ia cam of a Deputy, it b true, for days, aad on Friday night bo w«cx to hfe home ia Harlem, the Dupty accompanying him. He retired with bb wife at the usual hour, the ac­ commodating Deputy lying tn aa ad- Shingles, Lath, &c. ing Mr. Genet waa not to bo found, ■ much to tbo chagrin of tbo Dupty.” Thio instance proms what I stated atthe beginning The Taaunaai anako to hydro-beaded aad Tweed b only om of the ^eeds. Heavy Genet's friends, Sirciol aot Mectaiital DENTIST tjOftE Ifiousritf. WM. 4ONEW DENTIST KakrtUe. IF YOU Why not support Home Industry?. Did you ever take the trouble to find out what makes a community thrifty aud^rosperous? You go to the city and you neo the people nil alive and stiring, and the first thing you say, is 11 They are doing lots of business uere Everybody seems to be doing-well. Mechanic-* urc seen by hundreds hurrying to their labor with their dinner pail on their arm. What is the cause of all this stir? “Y" then" is a demand at Z/pme for work, the people patronize Home fndtutry, city people know that it is to their own personal Interest to support Home trade and they do it'invaxiably. Who eats wheat rinsed in Barry County, if it is notHhe people in the cotmly?* We . nnist build up our own place; people in Oraud Bapiila won't do ‘ it Tor us. We have Merchants, K|echai|ics. Tradesmen, Lawyers. Doctors and Laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics itu Hairtinga wlio enn do n good job of work." To such J woulU *ay. ■ look nt our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling and our Carriages, Wagons, Cuttenr Ac inade in Hasting?, nnd HR laTRD U for rtrcul then say we have no mechanics, 'dotapare to day with teji years ago: for then there waa not even a painter in Barry County that could paint a lumber wagon fit to l>e seen. There is no need of iron, w. L. going'away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so fiir 1« Summit as Cutters are concerned, you can *S»w ten dollars on every Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in an­ other Town in Michigan (great or emailJ, for I know they cannot ASTOUNDING! •IK IK VALUE FORtSJ! compete with my Cutter Machine. I am giving my customers the Ilohday. lUrtlnlay. Wedbenefit of my Cutter Machine which I dp say ia a saving of ten dol­ A Splendid .I,.— —- L'.i—Al. " - lars to them on every Cutter they-buy of me. I have nearly sold out my first batch of Cuttcrt, and am Running Out another lol "THE OU OAKEN BUCKET,____ 2, r '“ - T -*-.-‘1 sell Buggiee Mow Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices nn bug­ gies than .eVer before. 1 am preparing Machinery to enable me to undersell any carriage builder1 In the country. Try me on. 1 have made my customers Happy and can do it again. My bus­ ■ tam .-.nd tn:!y all its original iness nearly doubles every year, and tluit ia evidence of satisfac­ tion somewhere. Original. essy^eiss the Wodd, Wd the m» of Honor, at the ■nr® than any Shut bar affliction of IBM: "Judge Woodward laid on the table the banquet given a resolution for (be eppointment of a Hall, Mark Twain, eommltteo on tba subject of sundry con­ “the ladies," mad. siderable sums ->f money snbseribod by W*—.l the inhabitant, of Montreal and Miebilimackinee, for the relief of the auffercro by the confiagratson of Detroit1' Oficiafa were no* handsomely paid in Iboee days, but even that, there were thoee who insisted that they received toomifoh- On Ort. 25, ‘ Enoch Page was appointed fiergeant-at-Arms, and a was arrested, tried end sentenced to the pesiieotiary, the good poopla of New themoMvee, for it wag all Mr. O'Brien York fancied they had cleansed tbo OOUM de to keep hime.lt in.^qw and Angoon stablia, and that beacefarth all other luxuries. An aflhir whiah amosmtthey had to do waa to fold their bands end sit down to the enjoyment of gwvaad mode his tray to New York- Hare he found his opportunity. He ’waa a glib talker and lost no time in patting htiuoai^a* Ao head of eFoubnnbete, and getting control of a band of “mevery day t . I propaao to devote this tetter mostly paythora,” than Ute course was plain to the ' Bing." for U is ona of tbo moot Bom Tweed recognised hb media aad curious chapters in the hmory of this appointed Hm-wbat? Why, asefot- Hamn.pfntt .r K.u» ato, riu, ..wu Ilesiteg> You win remwnber Oist this tanpeotorbad aavwr bee* Mtanliaed, waaaMaiMhu if tbo United m M , Scriptaree, ia el ways particular to neter refer to even the tUuWrioua another of all mankind heneif aa a ••lady,'' but speaks of bee ns a woman. [Leaghtar.] life odd. but you wifl fled it feet*. I am peculiarly proud at thia bow, boeauee I think that the toast to wocnaa is one which, by rights and by every rote of gallantry, should toko jraondenea of all others—of the army, of the eery, off ovwa royalty ilsalf porhape, eorvatfon. Wa nrint an exact copy : "WaawnioiML Doe. IL 1808. Business Is resuming because confidence "Sir.—Tbo genera! government of the is rastorod. Smith has drawn out of U. 8. has conmdored it tbeir defy end the hole into which ho bid hie-ydf in internet to extend their care aad patron- that people ore goiag Co ost. drink and wear the earns as ever, and must have his goods, and so bo goto his money out of its hiding-place, and pays Brown what he owm him. Brown pays Jonse; Jones Thompson ; tbs mill that 'stop­ ped, resumed, and so' it goes. People wonder that !hey were ever Irighteaed at all. There is nothing “hard" In the timea. hero or anywhere «Im. The * timre" are all right, and businosa will be very brisk the remainder of (he win- about it. alL During the worst of lbs panic, vban men belfewd that tba country had gone to tbs dogu, and eve­ ry man was strainiag to the Inat point, thara ru no dixnunitiuu of tba trade of thagTaal dealen ia taxanot. Ktewan's Iroat was crowded with carriagea, and tba great jewaby etorvs were thronged as of yore. The New York lady of fesluou recognises no such thing as a panic or stringency in money. 11 ia her husband's duto to find money somehow for hor. for not a jot or litlln will she yield of her righto to spend all tb» money she ehooaee- If then, bo diaror.nds that she wants sl>« has them. The KLO.WJO that the ro< co^s hoc hus­ band must furnish, end bo must do it and murderers, when bo controls, have power enough in their hand, to beat Mr. Matthew T. Brennan, for re-oominatioo, aad had Harry gooe to Sing Bing, they would have beaten him. Therefern, thia perjured plunderer—thia convicted thief, ia permitted to quietly out dame, and will atond no aonaeaae walk off, and the courts are net at do4about thaoe thingi Half the failure, that occur in New York may lx> charged Who era those fellows, who ride on boldly over the Ux-yayeru at Nev York? Mostly I nob. Tbo groat mess of Irish emigrants ewbo tend have no ed, for when it ia relaxed in the least, tbo reiaxer drops out of sight, and the their newly acquired righto than a Vir­ woman a. good a. dim. That is she] ginia mule haa of tbo Greek alphabet dies socially, aud Ibero ia not one of] They orpanise about groggerioa. tbo them who woeUn’t rather die actually. keeper of the mill controls a hundred of Ubm more, 1 thank Hrareo, there ia them lee which he reewivee a email oflka a country Io draw from. But for the Nxw Yoax, Doc .18, 1878. IVbsu a noxious weed is cut down, it not always sure that it ia extormta- eske of a name we wffl call O'Brien, tod. The roots must bo dog{up aad though that waa net hla Mme. waa. Ua yean ago, a reporter on a Liverpool pa­ ridcrad completed. Whea Boas Tweed per. Ho bod a wife and four children country. The ring waa, of ocmum, a Detuocralia invention. The Tanrsiany Society bad control of the City ot New York, and, rouoquvntly, of tba State. It became well known that the solid mass of ignorance, rain and erftao it tbo city, having but use baud, oouM nominate whomsoever it pleased, udt than etect or defeat. Every Domocnlial peditioiaa in the tkste .wore altegtanoe to tbo Tawmany. It became tbopserty. At the bngiaatag thia strength wo used Simply for pun«ee of plunder ia a rnlhar moderate wayj but whoa Wm. WATT with bite not Ism than an oven million, and is living ia groat splendor in Ire­ land. Tba others manltoued got out of the way m soon as they were convinced that tbo proeooetfon of Tweed vm in earnest, and rennet bo found. Harry Genet, one ot the most braMU of the thieves, waa caught, tried aad convicted, and on Monday last bo was to bavs been eenteoced to join tba throng that moves toward Sing Sing, but on Monday morning ha was not to be found. Mr. Matthew T. Bresnan ia Sheriff of New Tammany will bo kilted wbsaever the decant man cf ths xity take interort enoegh to pofitice to vote, and nee the influence they poeeoea They outnum­ ber the thieves and ran oust them if they will. -But they new will. Catch a Nev York merchant, leaving hie trade to vote, or to de political work. Not ho. Ho ia too buy- Aad so New York wifl continue to bo rifoten by tbo tbievve to tbo end of the chapter. There is a steady regular revival in business in tbo metropolis There nev­ er should hare boon s paniy—indeed, thia Fall and Winter busitieaa should have been sptewlid There vu no cause for the troubles that camo upon tbo country in tieptembor. A parcel of gamblers, like Jay Gould, <Jd Daniel Drew, and Vanderbilt, kicked hocus in' a struggle over stocks. ‘Dosra they went, and the busiaoas moo fearing a panic, did exactiy what was oeooeaary to make cue. They shorten- NO. 37. prodaesd by their inordinate um ot spirituous liquors among them, their introduction by traders wm accordingly prohibited, and for some time wm at­ tended with the beet effects. I am in­ formed however that latterly the Indians bare got into the psuaricn of purchas­ ing snch themselvre in the neighboring settlements ot whites aad of carrying tb<m into their turns, and that in this way our regulations ao salutary to them are aow defeated. I must therefore ro'iB°er your Excellency to submit this matter to tbo Knsidoration ot year Lagislatars. I persuade myself tbaiin ad­ dition to the mnsal inducements which will readily occur, they will find it not indifferent to their own intermla to give feature by feature, tbo ideal of a true and perfect woman ; end how, m you cuotocaplato the finished marvel, ywr homage grows into worship of the tatalteet that could create so fair a thing out ot mere breath, mere words. And you call to mind bow, m I spank, bow the poeL with stern fidelity to the his­ tory of all humanity, dehrera this beau­ tiful child of his heart and bis brain pesuuito of life; for thia purpose it to much desired that they should pass effertual laws to restrain tbeir atissus from vending and distributing cptritiosu lij uora to the indisns. I pray your Eioeltoncy to accept the aaearanM of my great esteem aad osopoet. oomething to fore. And you shall find the whole joinings yon heart and hand. Who waa more patriotie than Joao at Aref Who wm braved Who has given u a grander instance of self seonficeiug devotion 7 Ah. you remember, you remember well, wbat a throb of pain, what a great tidal ware of grief qaared George HL-£Langfesr}-L« because she wrote thsos dirtao fam LotdcudaHghito bark aad bite. For God bath made them re. (Moro laughter.] Ths atasy cd the world ia adocnediwith the aams of iUaotrious oom of eur own sex—coma •( �TM%iu»icrim BACON & . news it contain* nil the beet ot the far- ' Give us icsll before you buy your intaiiiffwnco (in­ a of al) American HOLIDAY PRESENTS. WMIr, for aordiality and tbo hospitality , Mestre. Caldaell, Pratt A TWeU of the Grand Central Hotel. Joni* Giri, n-ittai iVllTUD. bmti an rnl arnl article* of tbo Weekly; and mT. -1__,x — give*, nioroovcr, regutorly a seruil work JoTfliCliCGuS, Fort Wayne. Indiana, will exchange Holders, _ SH"PT3Gr UoldGFS, l/TlTTO. * * - rera* * Tt ftllQ PlCtllTG FTaiUGS. the year threTor four of tho litaet pro. duettoxs ot tba moot popular novelistsAa it takes only a fow select advertise- , Il i< wialibwl tn nn nnnuml. qwrLr q“>ueio ].-j> li«.L« 1 ^tejstisr-,. i Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Dining Room Bete, Library Seta, Office Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, of all Varieties and Styles, st Tuesday and Fridav, ■lari of its Sana. id the Iowa law regulating railroad PAIVIC PRICES daily journal it io give ita 1 sador* tho ixed. ilection of literary and mlscellsneou* an extra aeaaion of tbo Legislature du­ ring tho presoaT winter, to take some action upon tho now Cmuiitntiou which Stale Thio house io owm.1 by a joint stock has Ixen prepared by tbo Cbnititutioual rjuicmberejl by impsmy, of which Mr. Caldwell, the Cominiselon. It will bo tk. la., flitn,. cent* per bushel in urao part* of while Irish notatoe* briag 82.50. empowering the Govsraor <0 upprint a the loading spirit! on, Prusident of the Spaniab Cortes, The iron bridge crossing the Misris- er. This Commission has been appoint­ of thia truls entsrpriaiag and beautiful ed and baa done ita work. Tba Cm', rffy. ' . stitntion has been prepared. According Gen. Fickle* ha* rerignsd the Span- Balay II cure between Washington anil lure of 1875 shall sit. But th.re is together for hours, meet *traagon a* they come to i what it had (lie cut. and thus supply to a cortaitf^ extent the want of Board of Trade Rooms txgiuuing to manifest aumo degroo of cagernees to hare tho document put in From what wo saw, wo should think he form for sutjmiseian to them at tho poIla. ' There seem* to be no cogent re why therojshould tie any delay, will eoat tho Blato but a trifle mor other. The argument* which justified are manv erils under the old Constitu- other rospeett.'f j Them i which has not increased. Today they for ection, an4-fl.ey list bare 880,000 inveatrd in buildings, em­ ploy about 70 men, and their cash ro- caskets, j: 75,090#lmshcls Tho foundation of a Hudson Blear at Fc feet; of each span 500 feet The bright above water is 130 feet, thus allowing all kinds of shipping to pass under. SLo height of tho structure itwlf is American joonialism by tho vxluablo Tribune Extra sheet*, which hare at­ tained *urb an extreordui«ry popularity during the past year They present Eminating from tiernripr and dtrrtrey our public school system, and plan* the Bible beyond »ho ncro organ of a reach uf our childrim. It is American Ihoroeghly good and patriotic, a* well n* literary and re­ ligion*. It (* a maathly of forty-eight page*, and mskae a: xr1----- -*-------WO pogca at til* end i will be fmiml valuable----- -------------- — tba struggle gna* 'on. Liberal terms puMiean principles of •quality’and jus­ tice with which, under the control of ita are made with dub-rat**™, with a copy illustrious founder, Huraca QsaMey. it frac for a club of six. Price $1,75 per annum; single copy, twenty cents. The New Year begins tho Eighteenth vol­ timely. ume. Address Senator Howe, of Wuconsia. soatri8. M. Kxxxxov, Editor. 727 BaniOiU ’jtrrel Philadelphia, Pa. UM, k. hurt tbo party food their acts, it has no foaling save coalempL Btonding by it* old land mark*, it defend* the constitutional guarantees to the literty of tbo riftom Gentleman. 85 to 820 J3XCD. Occertouel Sir X37. New Styles. < Very Low WarA-oom, .Vo. SSH Greene, hear Eighth St., \h'. J FOR SAEE BY 200 Pianos and Organ* tone—When to Buy and when U TERMS.—Tine bommtY Gi WOOD’S HOHSKHOLD MAGAZINE The Best Dollar Mrathly. Vltfioon vatxxr, New Prices. Voluntary Ono Copy, one year. JiM; Four Copies. 810, and an adlUnnal copy for the year free to the sender of tbc dub;-Ton Copies,82r>, and an additional oopy for Smith. & Nixon, State St., Chicago. Whittemore & Stephfiis, * 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit LUTHI.U 1 I < K1 I era, Albany, N.Y, 'WctolaraTOirYmiftlb." ‘‘OUR YOUNG FOLKS" ■XHAS BEES MERGED I< <*HT.N1CBO|.4« •SrrTTlCHOEM^ the btXT feIVckim of J. P. ROBERTS & CO. $75,000 00 J ArM/StarviyZ T. TROWBRIDGE Um UllarW rogKi tOLKf.- wkfek TO BE DISTRIBUTED IX L. D. SINE’S KKi;iZJE MOXTUtr GIFT ENTERPRISE! 1UM DRUGS “Wtat MUM flare Bea Epectei,’ TWO OKAKD CAI’iTALS OF $5,000 each in Greenbacks! Two Rrixes $1,000 S( - - •----------- B ^GREENBACKS Medicines Dye Stuffs, Agr*»ljn»t^nrilavK»tU «AMra*. HU> •TAST FRIENDS,’ BV I. *. T10WBUME, Omw Mr UummC- »4 “D.««Bi* IU,|.U „il i imml wks* • Mfiul Inal M.to bums be lUm Is Mr. TrowbriOc*'* mitaT. School-Books & Stationt “2¥f;.'*4i.ir*Jrx.“Wsr r a necessity so palpable that It much longer bo delayed.—MiM- New Scales. ererly Ftate tn the Union. With ths co-operation of ao larxo a eorjx of prac­ tical men, thio Journal to Intended to PAINTS'& OlJiS *M2 iVtarfftASX IKi’iSX a*Mia* sad asrea <tv*. . . First-Class Instruments. TI.KMAK, lor inc wnj yw», u— ranted. both In this country and abroad, as the Hlindanl Journal of American Agriculture. The Editors and Proprte- This truly anti-Roman Catholic mag- f tine comes well filled, with mailers of i Llenrst In overt lorrr of our Prota*tant though recently a uidl for grinding it will latte* i* quite largely used for fuel. I The Country publnhod ia an Eastern paper. Tho reports of Tho Tribune presented tbo nt a merely nominal price. In tho soimportant procoddiup of tho Evangeli­ rie* nf 14 Extra* already published | cal Alliance in thooty with a fullness will Vc foun l. ivpriatod fur the most jari from tl.o column* of the daily Tribune, jouin of the latest lectures of tbo other without ihsuging ears. its daily history of Wall Street made it Agassiz. Tyndall, amf Beecher; the cxabeolutoly indispensihlo to business ptoraliou* of 1’roL Hayden, the full ' history and dMcrijrtion of die 1'armsra’ Mnniment, the beat h-evin* of tho great fairs in the manufacturing districts Viunaa Euxxitiou, and thn annulate The jury empanelled to try Moggte | with an ability which uu oilier paper aior: of tbo proceedings of tho EvanJordan for complicity in tho escape of icsl Alliance. Halt a million of the Sharkey, after being locked up for, twenty-four hours, failed to agree and demand tor them is steadily incrcaswore disebargsd. branch of journalism which ha* steadily attended the Tribune throughout the Mrs. Winthrop, of Howard City, reDaily (by mail) 1 year. $10.00. Semifoeklv, 1 year, Sd.OO. Five enpfo*, 1 likely to do hereafter. Ita puq»'»o in 1874 to surpass ita prcviotui record, constoutly increasing the olHrienev of ii* Thirty copis*, orgnuixation, adding to its resources, copies. 1 year, 812.011. keeping up it* ancient celebrity as an 1 year. $30.00. Each person procuring a club of ten organ ot cultivated and thoughtful men, aad a high authority of literature, eev or mure »ub<erit>er* i* ootitled to uno once, and the uta. It will continue to davnte especial attetitlun to thn proceedsold, at wholoulo Stone, 1530, worth of goods—a gain of 18 pi meuilier of ('lube will be1 charged over tho business of 1872, and lions, to naw inventions, to agriculture, cent* addition*! to the above rates to the promotion of American industry, and to beta, picture auric. cnd_ tho tion of The Tribune. aa<l circular* givdrama. Its financial article* have won Virginiu*, and doelarea'that Spain will peculiarly high reputation, and will still demand lull reparation not only for the be a prominent feature in ita columns the United State*. It* report* of the market* boa long been distinguiahed for fullnoa^ and accuracy. unluM by draft on Now York. rxnt. Older; <>r in re gi ston'd letter. Adder Tnn Txocxc. Now YorkTua Harcnuc : Published by Tho Republic Publishing Company, Wash­ reports of local affairs are ncknowladgington. D.C. is rapidly spreading. Bridge the Riv*n- corri/is, HOBES, jylo Tlfl/lfllliqS. STEBBINS ,fc BELDING. concaded by nil partite that tbo State millions in 1874. Wo hare a full supply of tbo Tribune its promptest, most uccurata, and meet perfectly •quipped his­ State*; and a* its contributor* are in torian. A Tribune corrospondotil was evtrv part of th* country it will bo found equally valuable in Nsw Eng­ land, iu the South, cn tbo Pacific slope, or in t^c Mississippi VaJtoy. Orest atturosquo dsacripticn of that|trau»actun, 33 Opposite Goodyear's Hardware. transmitted by telegraph, is tho only WHO mo raim, ins inuura, nnu iho account tht> public has yet seen of nu Household, and some of the original 1 incident upon which depended far war.y articles every week are illustrated with I NEW ADTERTlSEMEim. COUNTRY OENweek* tho question of poaeo hr war. wood-cut*. Thn market quotations of I farm produce,•cattle, provision*, bread- -rI The Tribune published tbo only full •tuff*, drv good*, and all kinds of mor-[ C. P. Rowell & Co s. Column. ■ chandisc, are exceedingly full and ncru- i-------- ^.r=ror;---------------------------------- I chargv. •graph of tho terrible Villa du Havre disaster, giving all tho incMsntl of that rangemnnt ot the paper, enl tho print ri. ciikomo is always clear ana legible, and gonerally larger than that of noy other Now I IITIA. VOLUME FOR 1874. Itors m ita thtjlliug story by cable of Ynvlt nnner. • tbe Coamissfon, It wu to bo printed, tbo ndvonturi** <5f the R^an* under the order of tho Governor, and ere to bo eorpeted with the best English by him laid before the Legislature. Bruasells, and furnished with crimson The language of tho joint resolution i s Wil Hams as Chief Justice of tho United , plush sofa* and chairs, marbto-toped as follows: tftatsa will bo withdrawn by the of Custar’s battles an tho Yeltowstoue. tablas, and all tbo additicnal fixtures Tho alabcrato and dtvply iulerreiiog President tottereofito spacial correspondent in resort. They hare same eight tables It ia discretionary with the Governor AK XNO. UNB£ iforial* from tho Doily, it contains in every number a greater amount of ag­ fair which sally recoguirod aad applauded. The ricultural matter than i* furniahe-l by year has been ^fruitful of startling any ilistinctiroly agricultural paper. Thrall, the Walt-known proprietor. but “lUlWJSMITSIIEt," !•• I - Al :,1 llnl.T ". :■! •. • New Advertisements. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMI Lt mil urns i Bridging of Use Detroit rirr, at Detroit sketch of tbo -Dkrtrict of Columbia- fol- 00 to the Banner Office Chromo I*, compete for FIKE JOB WORK ■."JtlTKS Li this County during tho year. 1871, HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS! CITY tnws MOSVMSXW Oil Pi ITALIAN Ml U.1 drc«r<a>*sl lE-PilriT �T<t« RjrHsucM tho Bimrire stood alone antas* If Ran Iwlp.raf ntappotiita to tho re of tho Franking privilege, bat wa Heal hajTO Jiotice;. THE ALDIRE, ■w, th. organ of tbo indu»trial inter­ ests ot the State caterimas th. asm. Matitawnta; white th. Yptilanii SatM takro the following en»bl« view of lit. Tho aporial attention of all our read­ ers ta asked to the article from the Flint 67*4* published in another column, calling upon tbo Governor to call a special scMion of tho Legislature to take into coneideralion tbo action of tho roinm’uAon who hare submitted a re­ port of a revised constitution. If per­ sonal considerations were to govern our action we should oppose the calling of a sjxxaal seseirsi, but sinking our per­ sonal interests, In that of the public, our judgvmoat roincidoa with that of the Editor of the GMt, and to far as wo have beau able to obtain any sxpross- CHUtCHES. tSBESSi^ :tS.-T Among tbo recant1 addition* to the bosinen Houao» of our City that nre worthy cd special commendation, is that of tho Mu.ic Store of John Potitt. locat­ ed ia the west half of Rower’s new brick on the mirth aide of Stalo street There may bo found an assort mint of Chickcring, Hains* Brother* and F. C.’ Light A Ch’s, piano*, and tho Estey Cottage organ. Mr. C. W. Arthur i* in charge and will. take special imtu to make it pleasant for all who tuiy favor him with n rail, and betier instrument nqwnl of the franking priyil.ge on public documents : “The clamJT against tending bunaCde public docuo.nls through the mail, is Mihor the short sighted parrot cry uf *o called “yditora” of four corner shrete, or th# braying cf aw. who im agin, that all knowledge is confined to themselves by intailion, and that noth, ingin tho present moment has referenoe to tho future. It may I bo said: Anybody that want* those Hung* can Mod for tti.m awl got them for th. postag.. That’di simply nonrente. In the first place, nobody knows what vol­ ume of what work ha wants H. it not able to p*y<po*Ltgo on a qnaner of what might b.o)weatial to'hare. Tba trouble of writing'to a department, u, alone, generally .uffiri.nl to d.t.r one long enough to let tha oceasicn* pas*, and then be won’t write at all. “ We say, therefore, that fur tto good of the country, for tho promotion of intolliffmice, and the correct future histo­ ry of our country a rational mode should bo devised for putting public into the hands of indiridualt, and librarios. wh.re they would bo likely to bo pcwercwl and used when needed." lust of Patents issued from (be U. 8. Patent Office to Michigan.Inventors, for the week ending Dec. 0, 1873, and each bearing that data.—Famished this ta­ per by Cox 4 Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Washington, D. C. Game Board—A.F. R. Aradt Detroit. Churn-Dasher—G. W. Barker, St. JgaKSS, TO ABVXBTUKR8. /Th'a Bxmrn ia tho bast advertising maditrm in the County of Bany, having nearly, double th. circulation of any ether paper in the County. tf To ail who are seeking n>w horns* in or are about to take a tnp to Missouri, Kansas, Colonulo, Now Mexico, Ne­ braska, Oregon or California, werucunimrnd a cheap -safo, qulek and direct route by way of St. Louis, oveilho Mis­ souri Pacific Through Lino. It is •quipped with fine Day Coa-ho*. Buck's Reclining Oha!r-Care, Pulman's Italuoo Sleeper*, tho famous Miller Safety If you wont the r.ry beet Painting, I’tatlonn. and the celebrated Wotting* halsomining or Graining, rrerdon. tn house Air-Brake, ami run* ita traine tins city, call <m John Michael. He la ’from St. Louis to principal pointe in the jutt tho man who.can anil you. 6tf We#t without ch»ngo. Wo beUevo that ths Pacifio Through Lino has Bin best1 ttwek of any road West of th.- ‘Mutau-1 ippi River, and with ita superior «quipincut and unrivaled comforts for |--av I •eager*, Ims bocomo tho great popular ' thoroughfare botw^eu tlu East an<l thn West. Tpuw from the- North, I South and East couneef at St Louis ' with train* of tliu Missouri Paciffc. The Tc*us ccmuwlion of this road Iu now ’ cunqdatod, and passengvr* are rafferod n Republican to Texas, .iihurovnr the Mtasuun. Knu•AS A Twxu R. R, via gednlia, ur over the Allan tin & Pacific R IL, vial Vinita, l-’uv main, time tablet, information os Fact Thoaipsoo, Northern Passenger Agent, 157 fcxchtu-.go Street, Buffalo, |N. Y., or E A. Ford, General Ptmscngvr Agoat, Bl Louis, Mo. Queatiaus will b<- cheerfully and promptly anaweml. Cheap Farajs for Bale—Easy Terms. A Libtour ix Oxx Vutcux. —Among the mountains of Virginia, sometime Tlui Atlantic and Pacific Hsllruad since, the writer of this met a man fan Not so, Brother Kettridge, os regards i-boreoback, behind him and attached to Company otfure 1,200,0W> acre* sf laud iu Southwest Miaxnin, at' from 83 to ProC Morsu living in Poughkeepsie, for hit saddle, was a largo package which 112 per acre, on seven year* true, with that renowned benefactor of jtlia work! ho seemed to guard wtlh particular care. free tranq-ortation from St. Lmiii to all died April 2d, 1872. ’ I "You appear to have a great treasure purchaser*. Climate, soil, timtay, tuin- i Rheumatism, ~ 5'caralgl*, Burns, Sorrows, Kerr Throat, Boils, Wound*, ’ iloorHenets, Ulcers, Bruises, Ilt-odaehe, Piles, Sprains, Tuolhacho, Colle, Old Sores, All Hemorrhages, Diarrlioa, *d 1JI£S£JUWTK£LT stav-. TBS BXU.T troUD. attachix! to your saddle," w. remarked., We learn that Prof. R. C. Kedrie baa I tested 17 opocimcni of oil sold by dead­ | •Tee nr," wat the response—‘•Yea, sir, I have been orer to Richmond and) er* in Jackson, and one specimen of bonglit myself a flirwry." ‘"An entire j 1. 8. Sm-WtoltoJi Block For tho accommodation of onr sub­ scribers who- desire any other book, magsxino, or paper, pulliahcd, with or wilhout the advertised premium*, wo will obtain it for you nt the Ixjwxsr Rons, without any expense Io yon in tending the erdvr. New Year's was a very pleasant day. Congress reassembled nt Washington Monday. Increasing rapidly—the circulation of ths Burna. The basinets of the hour—settling last year’s accounts. .• Job work of all kin.15 cheojier than over. Giro us n call. Call and aM us in our new quartor* : the latch string is out Tho Circuit Ooart held a brief mmio n pa Monday and Tac# lay. Sorpo notes on Qmnctl Rluffii are crowded out of this issue. o ppoaita the Court House. The Bixxxa office ia now opposite the Court Hous* on State Btreet. Tba Editor returned from hie Weetorn tn| New Year's morning. library on horsback ?” "Yet, sir, I “flashed” when heated tonbout lift9, have WxasTxa'a Uxtnainorn Dicttoximt and boroed at 125 to 135 3, although impacted and warranted to stand a tei of ISO dogrose. The’Fluid flashed and look fire when couled^down to sere. A word to ibo wise is suffirienl. Bpectal Corrarpandeacj. ' at tbo top of her voice that Shfrmnn now M. E. Chnrvn, in Bahirnnro town, Rich, who has the Drug. Musie and 1 tod ford Circuit, will be dedicatrd on Grocurr Storii, si-wund dour East of cor­ Feb. 8t)i, 1874, at the time of our we- ! ncr or State and Joilvreun Streets, is ond qnnrtcrly meeting for thia Confer­ selling Groceries of ail description, anti ence year. Rev. H. C. P«k, Prreitling [a fuu lino of Drugs Itbat. are all New Elder Kalamarvo Dutrici, will preach and Pure, also, a luff line of Muvica! _ | Merchandise which ho is wiling at cost, situated H mAes*south of 'llast:.-./*''on “ut M W ! ths old plank road, betwwra thai city ^l'a,,d C*Kar*- c,c, Tb“ and Battl* Crevk. AV. .xpwt a targe I ’“W WUM»°- ,S“‘ <*• tX>n Tuesday tbo young ora of our attondauco from the surrounding connlfc" '’‘“'J U,'' }, *n__ :__ ... :________ .lutf b. J. RICH. City indulged in /a Squirrel Hunt, ._ Eleven on a aide, under charge ol Capta.Frrris Rosa, an® Oliver McQueen. Liar or Lxrr*a« remaining nt Hi- , uow .,n>pBro<l to ro-*»at SPLINT AND Tho count of Capt. McQueen’s company Hashtags, P. O., Jan. Oth, 1874. | CANE SEAT CHAIRS in tho ta„d footed >117, and that of Capt. Rose C21. , Chappell & Vanduson. llumco Casa, i manner and nt reasonabta 'rate*. RTE H Bl NS 4 HELPING. Aller their rotunia splendid supperwai . A. ErorUxt, Miu Ellie Eaton. U furnished by the defeated party at Gibb i Urt *» I „Ih „ Mathews, and a jolly tiaio was had. - bidder, H. I* Nonon, H J. 1 ettengili. „jj] UMMj ;n t|JO school*, jnst WEEIIT mm. ffAsn/tqs, picif. SEUHVEHU W0ll>. | Ihxxra office, to correspond with the price of stock. Wo shall giro our pat­ rons tho brat nnd cheapest work, with a guarantee of sa tillaction on all jobs ordered. Our facilities are as good as can t>e found in th» State, and we will not bo underbid on any dasi of work in Ibo printing line. Wm. Parker, fiquro Rochaf 2, Mr*. ! nceive and for sate at live and let livs The annual moating of tba Pioneer* Louisa Thompson, Mr*. Mira A. Wil- ! price* by F. D. Ackley, at the City Drug Store. 23 if ot the County of Barry, will bo held at bur. Union Hall, on Thursday, commencing at noon. A Free dinner will be served Tho Board of Supervisors have accepted an invitation to b* present, aad a laxx« Cuugtotmuan Pierce, of Maaaschunumber »ill undoubtedly be in *ttcndarco, and a general good time is antic­ setla, haa forwarded to the Sergcaat-at Arma of tho House, his chotk for tho ipated. amount of hia salary from the death of bia pr'edecweeor, Mr. Whiting, to the An Exchange says, the Grand Dake Alexis, whan in this country, visited tho University’ of Mf tjigah. $opcutly be has sent a present of somo valuable bocks cunnoctad with tho history of Rbsoia, which tho University has plea* antlytaAl gracefully aikouwlodged. Annihilated—Hon. & 8. Cobb, R. R. Commissioner, In bis controversy with Tie change in tbo mail contract on Hon. Jas. F. Joy, th. Presides*, of tboM. tho old (onto between thia city and Bat- Cl R. H, on tho question of tho con­ tlo Creek ia exco^ingly unpopular, and struction of a bridge over Woodbridge decidedly unjust It should bo changed Street in the City of Detroit. (Thaugeable-^tbo wither Uli Bun­ day} It rained, thawed, blowo-J, snowed, again al oner. Will Mr. Willard giro Mr. J. P. Roberts' has ju»: imported from Ohio a fine thorough-bred White Cochin Cockerel, Irom the celebrated Wo received frc» the Van Fleil Bro*, yards of Wm. H. Tool nt Vermillion, nnd a brother of tho Jr. of this office, W. Vnfotnau Ohio. Itle areal beauty. from Big Rapids, a spicud.d saddle of Tba Board of Buporsteurs fat Barry vonisoa. a N<tw Year’s present, far County ar* in session at lha office of the which they will please «W[>t our hearty Ooimly CWk. ait’.frrisrfSr53- ; Obstacles to Mariii 1 U A S S S U S S fi MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY _PBE$ENT8. lo Jos'S deA I 'gxirioc. JOB PRINTING Lift SUS PHOTOGRAPHS OT, CRAYON. WATERCOLOR AND0IL8, -A. SPECIALTY iI^noT boox) .mIS doof xlaA oJiiT BcEoal opened on Monday for the winter term, the attendance being larger Hoc. 0. M. Barnes of Mason, one of than daring the fail. Michigan* moat giflud son., will lecture on Naples, at Union Hali, on Tuesday Trick# doa*> win in Erenj.g, Jan’y 20tli. We hope |n see Court For additional him greeted by all who «*n crowd Into qu'-reaf Jttnei Albert. We lave a spkndid . . and envelopes that will be sold a! ymw* A BABQAIN Basins#* is active—If you do not be­ boneally with all men and jaya a lair lieve it just drop in at Smith, Manoo ■alary to all etnpfoyoa at all times, and nnd Preston’s any hoar of tho day. hence, is popetar both with ita mon nnd Thanks. to Gro. H. Breaks. one of the' proprietors of this office. far a very JAMBS WOOBRBff Mr. E. Robinson, tale at Hickory C-jrnore, tui o}>en«d a Itovturant on the Mut side of JeSetaon afreet, known aa the 8r. Charles, where ho will be happy to era all hie old friends and the pub- The Odd Italfow’s will hoM their Annirwrrery Boll, a:' Unioa Ha11 on Thurs­ day Evening, Jasaary *U. A good time is in atom for all who may attest!. Full partwqtau noxt wwk- 3PITB3AM W �POSTPONEMENT! S Frortb Grand Gift Concert • Bn vo* nta nnxnfon xn “A PUBLIC LIBRARY of KY. OYffi A MILLION ffl BAK ! Republican 12 BELOW’iHE SURFACE I BULLS BEARS la. Circular*, NoIm, 1 Hand*. laUtt Hood*, atulogue*. Bank Cheek*, 'sal- tetsrtes■L-sftZtS* Js-wigx-'.H'aMSS sa a*4 MUU>lb«£q*M L.U4.V M Banner Co. s£5H^^ta5nar.i£ sAmsaFEisKK xSr WANTED ! Feet of White Ash. S100,000 Flooring! THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. 'isxa.'jsiiisius—• PeMnsI te* tswn ef eel* veert wals la ,Xu BAww N,m o< U» Hsnrt, Intauusotiou of the Lou*. Pain in the ngien of the Kulovs, and a hnndrrd other |«iufaI ■yraplorah, an Um off­ spring* of 1 One bottle will prove a brtUr guor.Jitre of it* mento than n lengthy edvcrtiaruMmL Scrofula, or King'* Eril, Whim BweUmga. Ukw*. Eryupeh*. BwsDnd Nock, (ioitrr, Hcrvftdvu* lafionunatioM, The Babcock ir< BETTER THAN EVER 1S7A. RURAL NEW-YORKER, Yltapurtf-oiab iMsnH *a4 of this valuable flair Preparation; which is due to merit alone. We can anrure cur old patron* that it is kept fully up to it* high standard; and it i* the only nliaUo and perfected prep­ aration fir restoring G*AT on Fam.” I Lua to it* youthful color, making it sift. lurtroas and silken. The scalp, by it* use. become* while and dean. It remove* all eruption* and dandru* and, by iw tonic. properties, prevent* the lialr from falling out, a* it stimnlatc* and nourishes the hair-gland*. ‘ By it* n*c. the hair grow* thicker and •iromger. in loldncn*, it restores the capillary gland* to their normal vigor, and will create a new gr.- wth, except tn extreme old age. It i» the m<« economical Ham Demmxc ever used, as it require* fewer application*, and give* the hair a splendid. ri<**v «ppearanre. A. A. Haye*. MB, Stat* Ajsmyer of Ma«Khu*etU, Mya. “The constituents are pctu, and carefully selected for cxccUcot anility; and! JACK*CJS—rjtfr the Air Ui£ nd ib.GJt 1 W Wajia Jattai & Faiitaw DB. CHUUK'S TOK Of TA* I 8 LIFE us ts n fists* UNDERGROUND] MHJ.I <?il%a!Sffl I^IW I l!ll WTE1= Hl Wri/iqs, picq. ’ A — .... - . 1 lk«A ~L~. K.2I l^tu.k,1—«,. , Book and Job B.HJfMil tMIMitfjffil.slBJSB!.-M STSlO CHAMBER SETTS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-01-14.pdf 5e86e00a8e23b3ce749ed21e4c6567a8 PDF Text Text Tk|e B^qis* HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, <874 VOL XVIII. NO. 38. faiesiiwl ajtd &W8S Ca& "You know I taU you. however, Mt to deride until Thursday; in the m—nsime I will take yon to the place, and see if the child told you a true atxsy; U it*s HWHIIEB^ERIIMn1 ar. 1 'l..^ ;.tj. 'r- GiviTik a call before you buy your HOLIDAY th* hapfdnaee I had eamificed, tho tri­ ala I had endured, the year. I bad waated for her—tny very eottl roeo up againat tha baaetteM of aucli ingrati­ tude. I would have warned Richard, but pride he’d mo back; and-what if 1 “ This resolution waa quickly put to areuaed Miriam? Would 'he believe the, test Ihadalover.aridhetfiougfai aw (gaiDlt heef Dad aha not muriihis'daims paramount to three of Miri­ am. Ho offsrad the child a home, but i judgement, until I urged our speedy marriage. I laid the held him finfetter1 of Hr to*, proposal before father in enn of hia ee­ Mtthekil____ . . "The end cams te test. They fled from mo-stalo away while I slept, and guardian for Miriam, ba rtfaasd topart I aweke to find tnvsclf doubly botrnvnA with her. Hewutartow be had fallen.' Richard Mt a brief nofb hogging’my he was still my father, and I dared not forgivenoes; Miriam nui a word. That disregard his wishes. Be fove drew me oee way, duty aaosber. . 4 “laxptotoedlt U1 to WbkhdTk- BLANKS AND STATIONERIES. n-k dflland-Curvod ITTOUKT AT LAW,-Ila.l.£. frsss Burr Co-.IV viU rrmiu HSMhl sltveUss. <«»• .usd. AitM,,, u km Osao, ESl.’Dhv*•* ' L’“"Bu ATTUBNKT E35*. Brackets, Paper Holders, Slipper Holders, Mirrors, and Picture Frames, dr Hwucib pnio“- SCHOOL BOOKS PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumeries and Toilet Articles. Paints, 6Ua,.Vurwisb aud Pyo Stuffs. CHOICE GROCERIES!, Ttnealmg Iluskeia, Druggist Buvirie-,' - .."-r-uud Fancy Artidv. - Parlor Saito, Chaml^r Sola, liming Btfflu S«A UtegV’ Sots, Office Furniture, Kitclfei; Furtwitro, of allK£r7^-^ CONFECTIONERIES V’irictics and Stylos, at . 1 Tnnss. I-Lo.lilrr Ilmen amt F.ppMiri. jRjdaSrxc could Miriam's trus character " Fifth bent over the picture, teirftilly, aqd at that instant the strains of a Chrfilmaa nnthetu floated Jut) the room, ud high, above,tha ollrnr voieoo rose a sweet ■oprano, "Ou caith [hjoco, good­ will toward men!“ The young girl clasped fate handK and with parted U|w and soft ryet raised hesrenward. listen­ ed. Then osmo * Ixitst of triumphant melody from the organ, and throbbed and fall and died away, and over >11 soared a tenor, ctoar uni exultant, “On earth peace, goodWifl fowahl men!" *Twi» the ungere la a aoighl-oring churcn, procuring for tho morrow But Faith's eywa had an awed and oUvma look, and efeu Miss Ware's were soft-' enod. “ And Jesus, cn hia way to tbo mas said, 'Father, forgive them, fair they know not what they du,' '* whispered Faith, and bowed her head reverently. The rock *wat touched, and from out tha heart that for ton long years had been hardened (and embittered by Ihu tnrnicry of its wrongs, gushed forth tho stream of hum’.u: Jose afld forgivinasa. Mise Ware, burst into a posaionate Ct o! weeping, and cried: *• He (ted that, end then died for the Pali! Brsil-s anil Paiitm Slid. sm CASKETS, v BUIflJlL IJOBES, i4/» STEBBINS 4t BELDING. la Opposite Goody, Hardwart- • ■ j, I ' J. Cole & Son, 83 DMUL J. M. k. <!. RUSSEI.I., GROCERS fflBl Cttr IT » tl tte LsfkI Lffiu Eiic LUffl PHO, SfflCffl VJflB LIE meraiful tu thee! God help rue, nud mueb. I wonder t Who knows bat yob suti^n my unforgiving heart !” Sbo sank to her knees in the Grelighl, will prefer a youagte lover theuF I laughed, end replied that 1 had mure • end beotde-hrr kntet Fkilh, ati-l the two leer Iroci his inconstancy than be fawn sent up* silent petition for iwlp and mine; that woman grow oldfaette than guidance, and ih» muiic floated into the toss', aud that iu> sngli'. even trass I ir nxan again, and dis voice snug, ’-On bis affwtiana to Miriam herself when he earth prate; good-wtll toward mcu." ' Filth rose the next morning nt nawu. Tho air was crisp aud tresh, the trees s{<ok«n in jest, end, though I am Hili glillared wifb fcute-work, and tho dis­ superstitious, a thrill of apprehension tant hills wore outlined purr and while crept over mo at the time, and I would egteaat the blue sky. Him dretaed have taken them back if I could. quickly, and having pet on het bat atta *' 1 will pass uvsr our parting, and go shawl, hung a Uaske. on bar arm, and on to the years that followed. How was stealing from tjio room, when Miss lang they seemed, those year, of waip Wars awoke. T “What! net for a walk »A sariyt' ing. and how lull they w~r» of carts and anxieties 1 Miriam bloewimtd into rare loveliness, and was to mo child tied kot, loo I Why, child, where uro you sister, both in one. For her I toilod going ?" Faith rest down her eyes timidly* and uncr-mphusiaKV. But w a slight flush crept urer tior fare. “To gratoful; 1 knaw it evoa then, y«t. a poor woman's uste by,” she faltered. •• wbese hide daughter is crippled, aud blinded by affocnon. found axcuM. for who will bass no tatter Christinas lliau •ran guvar Lull* than thte •• Father dad «b«B Miriam vu this,” and she ujeaed her boskit. lu twclva. Strong drink had killed tea it were oran'oe, and a beach of grapos, bettor adf long before, and the degraded and a warm bright 'dicrs gaily tnnimcdwreck left wo could pity but not r>- •• It tsn’l uroeh, but there are so many no better off than »he, and papa is nut rich, and can ouly give iuo a small al­ lowance. They life way up in a tnieerabte uU ipu-ment, and 1 meant to bare gone tnerw last night when I wp. distributing my other pnrelirere, but it grow dark so fast that 1 hadn't time, If only abe isu t by this morning, for 1 want Lar-to think ' Santa Claus sent hie til Bin Shingles, Lalh, &c. SHKBTW. ISAAC W. VROO3XAX. The New Whkileb A Wri^oN Sewing; Machine A TV A RDED the highest premiums at all the leading fair# in the World, and the only one recommended for the Grand Diploma of Honor, at the Worlds Exposition, at Vienna. It has less FiEOb than any Shut, tie Machine, Sows Foster, It Rugs Stiller, It Runs Easier, It Sews the Thickest and Lightest Goods. It U Easier Adapted to Diflcrcnt kinds of Work, It will last a Lifetime, Even Joint being Adjustable. Old Machine* repaired or Exchanged. Extras ot all kinds nt the office of the Agent in this City. Sirfical aid DENTIST r-bouIJ thu Agent faU to call on you, Ire Invites you to call at bfroffirc lu the Store of HHlKs BRu.'S, State street, lliwtngv, Mich., nud exnluluv the Wtiecter A Wllten before pureliaalliff e!«where. ’caw A. I). COOK Ageth^ “■ VI CJC-$ fjOfKE IftDUSTUYWhy not support IJoinc Ihdusiry? Did you ever take the trouble lo find out what mnkea a community thrifty and £iwpcrous ? You go to the city and you Fee the people nil alive mid ■tiring, And the first thing you say, tu “ They are doing lots of business here!” Everybody seems to be doing well. Meclumics arc seen by hundreds burn ing U> Jlwir labor with their , dinner puil on their arm. What bt the catwe of all this stir? “Y” there is a demand at Home for work, the people patronize Home Indus­ try, city people know that it is to their own personal interest tb ■unport Home trade and they do it invariably. Who cats wheat riued in Barry County, if it is not the people in the county 7/We must.build up our own place;’ people in Grand Rapids won’t do it for us. # We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradesmen, Lawyers, ■T/ocium uud Laborerg; but one says “wo have no mechanics in CALX. AT JOHN STANLEY 8 Hastings who can do a good job of work." To such I would say, Pure Wines and Liauors! look al our .Brick buildings, our Agricultural works^ our Milling and our Carriages, WagonB, Cutters Ac made in Hasting®, and FOB NKDlaiMAb FWtfOMHthcu say we have no mechanics. Compare to day. with ten years ago* for then there was not even a paiutpa in Burry County that could paint a lumber wagon fit to be aren. There is no need of going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so fir DENTIST m Cutters' are concerned, you can tore ten dollars on -every Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Haatingn, than in any other Town in Michigan (great or small), for I know they cannot compete with my Cutter Machine. I ain giving my customers the benefit of my Cutter Machins which I do say is u saving of ten dol­ lars to them on every Cutter they buy of me. I have nearly sold Sw«T's HOT,U> out tny first batch of Cutters, and tun Running Out naother lot which I will have ready in n few days. 1 shall «o!l Buggies below Par noxtseason. I am r<?ady now to offer lower prices xon bug­ gies titan ever before. I am preparing Machinery to enable me to undersell any carriage builder' in the country, Try mu on. I have made my customers Ha^py and can doit again. My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and. ^mt is evidenefi^of satisfac­ IF YOU WANT tion somewhere, ..OkJ 19 L:.;’ • . .. ’ J. L. REED HO. ' W Sell The Diamond Tooth X C U1W of Hannah Ware, at taster, and of her girl visitor, Faith ^iurray. Tha eyes ut the younger were bent on an open picture that she helJ. “And this arch, lovely creature was your sister Miriam,” said aha in a low voice. “ if you would but toll mo bar The woman’s face paled in tho tiro light, and her hand, clasped nud on­ i laapod each other nurvo.sly *' tilis is not dead 1" qu«suMod Faith, soltly. ••A know uot,” and the* speaker's vuica was held aud cold, but hvr eyes had a wisUal look. ** Years ego she did me a grievous wrong, and 1 have never forgiven her." hoid up too picture appealingly. *• 1: is u toriible ttong to say,” whispered she. “and.bow it mast have eaten into juur lifo— this uulurgiven wrong. Oh take back yuur words, drex Miss Ware, lur tho sake of your better self, for the tlH fX VALUE FDRt3!! A Fplendld Holiday. Birthday. Wed uke of this bteered Christmas time.” ••You know not what yon ask,” said Will* “I I IIV-WIJ » Ml. TtK-nnglnal. t-otiular, large and elc- tho other bitterly. “ It yoa had nour­ gnntOll Chromo, ished in your breast a serpent unsuaI>ecteci, and it stung you lo death, would "THE 010 OKEH SOCKET." '•TS« oil iwlrn buikvt-tte old irna t>auu<l you not look upon it with hatred and loathing! ifyuuhed sacrificed fore sisteryuutb aud health, if you had (after J Knox a TissMrsaxi, a!sa 17 by 35 t alked in the darkness th.tube might inehw* The Iwal parlor |>ieiur» ever r^otoe in the light, aud alio robbed you pubHvbed. far 115, Thts large and truly —trvaehcroualy, deliberately robbed yeU sptaatBd- (Jbnimo, In all ita original —ol tho cuo troasnre left to your loaely beauty and excellence, b offered ns a liir, could you forgive her!'' premium to ctcii «S yearly subscriber to hoilli'a eyce grew misty w ith tears, UcsaorMt'B Monthly Mngnrlne, and aha put out her lusnd to clasp Mias Wares. “Dear Inend, how you must Lace eijfarbd { If I could bnt speak The Chromo U sent varnished and ca -re^rjavde-of bo p or comfort I” a roller. |>retsge ten route extra; or, tluld, you have done much far mounted ou csuiva-e and re an oil j slub; lag., fifty rente extra (whleh Inclmlet tniDeporialk.n); or i.icuated cn eanvara, and In M> ch-rant Inch cllt frame with arate-quo earners, three yard- <>f crlnuH.n cord, —J 1 n“ it, making the whole< ASTOUNDING! •■wire aed look 1” And at tho words Miss Ware ternod and stood fare to fore with a pale, boltow-eyed woman, tbo wreck of hrr sister Miriam. “ O MIrian! Miriam!" ahn moaned, and held out her arms with a pitiful cry. But the other shrank beck, white nd borrur-atrieken. "It to I, your sister Hannah. Have you no word of wsl- and I think as you've thought of it, you had better not decide till alter that*' May tuofcrd auswusiy forward to the next afternoon, it ennm at teat, every­ thing out of doors ess bright and bar heart was fall of hunsbiae. 1'bey start­ ed fur the vis t, and alter a long walk reached an alley known as Mire Lane; fall at tin feet of bar wronged sister. “Forgive ! fosgive I” sbo creed, “fci Rxlnrd’i eako and tbo child's if not for mine." ‘ Mae Ware lifted her up with words of tors and comfort* end then turned to tbs Utile cripple sad asked her how she would like to live fa • bright, anaor bcuso. with pictures on the walls and Cuwrrs In the windows. The child*, ploosMtly to the poor were tn. reying, eyes sparkled, and so did Faith', nod •‘My daughtTr boeaxao much intseestad the other day in a child that lives here, and sbo ba# brought mo to see bee.” Out from that wretched tenement “O, it's my Fanny.” said tha woman, rent four instead of two, that morning; sutpriMd, end added as she looked at and when a little later in tho day there Mai, "yue must be tbo little lady she floated into - Miaa Wnro'a room tho told mo about; abe w ill be here in a strains of (Ute,Christmas anthem, 'On moment; my Willie is sick, and I don’t rarth peace, good-will towards men," know what to do, indeed I <tou’t i^a so the oistenraat with cleaned hands nod hanl to bo poor and risk," went « iistonod, aud at their fete knelt tbo lit­ tbo poor woman, without waiting tor a tle cripide, aud wotidared, aUildtehly, “if the angels knew tel alote what had here comas Fanny." happened, and were ringing for joy up Just then a rosso wat beard on tbs stairs, and io walked, bnuginr a ptel of utaid. Suddenly Fanny stopped assEa saw th* strangers, not down bar pail, put both hands behind her. and looked, first at Mrs..Hastings, atd thsn, as she “OUr,I wish I could - Mjr do any tsrnod to May, berhalf frightened ex­ good, ’said litxlu May IlAfcgs, one pression changed to a real beam ot joy could winter morning, as she waa sit'ing as she exclaimed. O marnras, isn't it by her mother; “it seems so queer that May wax quite avwraxne by thia tima God gave all the big people eo much lo do fur him, while children do nothing, with a queer feeling, ebc did not know excepting to try and be good, and that', C—* what it waa; in ibe Grat plane, the never boon in auch a mie«r*ble awful hard !** s “1 don't know. May/' said her moth­ houao before, and thou too, abe felt er, ‘T think yu’ur place is a very big Htrnup-iy bkmaao they .xemod to think one, if too only trr to fill it; you arc abe had ddua aptMthrog lor them, and our only little girl, you bring a groat oho knew tho had not. and ahe did not deal of bivhmcM unto m-.iuoai and know what to aay or do. Bat May papa's and liearts *," sad Mrs. Hsstings waa never tong at a lorn for jprde, and sighed as Ao thought of tbo little buy na (La looked at Fnnny’ainquiring taoe, .Lo mid. “Yei. matom* brought mo to buried a short time before. It was peer ChrtslKiws. tho time eo eee too. and I'm glad aha did. toe, and I wi>l> I could help you hare plenty of good thinge, and n big bocae. and everywindew, she saw a poor child, in ragged cfolhes, going slowly along me street, “I don't want all that," answered the unrl icating btraelf on the stoop. A child, “but we do need lota of things bright thought struck May. and run­ and I don't know what, most I need ning dvwn to the trout door, she called, to sell flowers every day, but they oust •Little giA Utile girl, what's I be rust­ so much in cold weather, and all the ler r* n-oucy bad lo be sinint for j-apa whoa “Omiss, I don't know,” aaid th” child, coming up tbo Mope, “bat I think it's While the children were talking, most Orsrythfaj ; father died last week, Mrs. Hustings was very trodovly draw, mutbsx's sick and Willie isn't well yet ing out the wido x a aid story, aud sb. U dear, I don't want tu be ■ litlle girl soon lnarno.1 that here was areal object auy longer. I wiah. we could all go to of Charity. They soon ten, promising tu oime again before long; May was very thoughtful, all the way home. Let us aoe what she was think­ ing about; the truth was, she was sorry she had beta selfish, and aba was very earnestly making up {skr mind, as as to KAY’S TRIUMPH. *1 don't believe you’d kuow if I did," (eld the poor child, “for no nice people over Cjoii there.'' “Well. jMt.tell mo," May replied, “for though perhaps 1 can’t go, |>orhapo 1 can loo.” . । Ju.t thou a voice frron npetaim, •buntal. “Mtm May, Mi,.s May, you are catching cote, eome riym in ond ohul Mm. naaiiage did not aay much on the way, but when tew did apeak, it waa about aomething they had paaao I, and not tho place they had toll behiad. When they reached homo. May ran to her room, and aat down. After a few momenta' thought aha naked God lo knop her from wonting n Chrianuaa preoont, and to help her want to give aomething tu Fanny Jonea. 8he thou wi-nt to her mother’a room, and aaid, • Mamma, you neodea't wait any longer for mo to dccido, I hare given up my prewen:; eea I hav» my monuy to-day, and tot us go nud buy thinguf “ If you really wish it. May.” aaid Mra Hastings “1 will go with yno, but be very sure before we start” “Ye*" eted May, “I an, and Tro asked God to help mo." i Tbo parchastos wore tel made that ■nd putting her hood on both her afternoon, and with rome thing* Mrs. hands, tboDgbt a tong time for such a Hastings bad tn tbo bouse, were pro­ little girl, for May wsa abut teno years pared fur tho poor wmnaa. Ix ■ston'd \tihe locked vwty preUy. m -she sal u if Chriotmto none would ooroa ttua ! year. May was in snob a hurry for it; tlXre, her goMeu curie lulling around' but attest the eventful morning Vriewd. her Lair fare, which, just now, wore nod n happy Hr tie girl waa i>*,Mtte rather a jwrptoxed exprrestan. Ftually root, nut n« usual to examinee wet)filled she jutnprd up quickly, saying, "That's’ .locking, but’to go with her mother, it,” and started down atsira ; but auJ-' right attar, break fast, to Mrs. Jonea. denly luraiBg, she slowly retraced her' Tuny were noon muuuting the riokety steps, saying “I don't believe 1 can real­, stairs, laden with jiaekagee. Mrs. ly give it up, it’s wo hard,” and then aha JonM* surprised looks, and little Fansat down again, and as again the child's[ ny’s rediaut face, as they ectscsd, more sad faoeeamo before fow, aha aaid, “I llun repaid Moy for all abo had tew; aiA uadi mean it tbre time." Again* even tho lit:!, sick Wiflia mlted out. rising, and this time going down atairs. “Dear hulo Faith," aaid Muo Ware, brokenly, ‘take ma with you. 1 would do oomotbing fur Uieeo poor people, too. No wonder your kweol orca »htae. with .och pertect content Ion hare, found the aecrot of happtneao in helping 0U1. ere and largctluiurao uf wlfThe wretch*! lenemoat gaa tel aatir with hum an life when they reached it. Red-fared tuoa. boggard Women, aud wan- eyed children preaeed paat them on th* ctatn. Mna Wuo .brink back. but. Faith want on bravely, and bad tor each a kindly look. ®r w«d. or And‘oh I it »»• beautiful to how even the brutal flew ot the men soften, •d. and whet a glad, grateful took earn, into tho eyes ot women and children M their Rrecttaj. Up, op they daubed, until Miss Wane could icarcsily drew ter breath, and wu tick with’ horror a: the misery she oavr around her every where. At th« W loading they stopped, and Faith “ Richard camo, and Miriam saw him pointed to a dour that stood elight.y “Mamma, will you do somrtbiag for firat. I know not what bo eted, but her ^^hat is tik> roonC’-ehe said. T1.cn cheeks were flashed and her eyee rtdlme; 1 *ant a money Christman present ate when I entered tho room, and as she went forward and peeped in. and this year.” “A what r" said Mr. Heatings look­ Mim'Ware heard a chiMs voice. and a smite and hi admiring took. Thon the <sadstou joyfol ewy. Faith looked ►bghl. ing up astonished. “Why,” Mid May, coloring, “1 want grave handaomo taco waa bout close to | iuateadof any present, except a littto mtau. nud tho dear rnmeuibered voice , one, no, 1 m»an any proeent at all, 1 whistxrwd 'Hannah I’ and I forgot eve- ■ ryttang else in the rapture of that mojust as much as carriage and nu>at." The head that Faith held trembled, , toys would cost, do yon under.tstsd, and Mim Ware broke off suddmily. mamma f “Yrs, dear, partly, but I shall better, But the sir! waited in aitence, for the , alary had bean tn bar like a revetettoa, when yvu tell me what you wauls: and maro than hslf gcoining what was > hair clustsriaxl "Wsll," said May, “just this *, I want to oocm, aha shrank from it with a ,with rings of vague aonse of pain and "pity. . about , hw hla.-v.iued temples, at.d 'to get something nice, for a poor littfo ■•The yearn had tootemd Richud targe eyes ; li*l glittered strangely, fgirl 1’raw, that lives wa/ down Mire umro lightly thaa me.” eocltauo-l Miss Miss Wore ataxtsd at sight of Ur and 1 Vf nro. niter a long peuae. ** Ila was in IhLfoahaf rnanLod; I taU toot tha Ulzxim of youth forerax- Du aknr wait-WlifttA your name, shtd!” al>» , But I found work, and Miriam wm still sen*, to school, and comfortably, if tot daintily, clad. What hurt me most vu when sbo complained, as she often did, of suffering bardahipe and privations, spaarrntly unconscious that I tailed early aud late, and practiced constant acU-dmiial, to keep bar from want. Thai this waa thougbilsss, rather than selfish, I tiled to think, for she was such a winsome creature, one could not judge her harshly “ I corresponded with Richard regu­ larly, and to ths last his letters nsyer lost theit lovor-liko tons. As the tfetedrew near lor hia return, even Miriam noticed my restlessness, an 1 wondered a liltto nnztoasly what ha waa lik^ au<i L..1 -k.------- 1 n,^]) anJ aha Ibouglit . and it really ikaa and di»- �BACONA New Advertisements. ODE MaWTOMKIBTTM. NICHIGAN CENTRAL R. RStand River Valley Division! «-**vaa. "Hundred dollars. I 'I H Jay Gould is, however, in making Lie fight thia time, he threw petrifaction. Thu the hotbaud ■g E Fargusos broke hia acalpel m the tint through with a hatobot, finding ox­ ranted Evarts. trema difficulty in entering the thoracic Imi hfo eodurabl'. Republican EXTENSION N«tr York n al- Cushing overlooked the South, and a i^akc The Fsneylrsnia coal miners are pro- suxtcA. hweeny with the viowa ana sentiment* Book and Job New Scales. New Styles. Friaou show* a total of tJ87 rouvieta, cn much hilarious rib .punching. Brenna n moat objectionable man, politically, >a <b New Prices Schuyler Colfax addressed Urn Odd Follows at Dwight, III., on Saturday IBE! Michigan Central H. R. The eatiro Republican ticket in MetnDaniels put a andden atop to all Sheriff Brennan—ha adjudged him guilty of contempt of court in permitting tm* British press Tbo New 1 . rtntion has nominated James a Weston For Oovnrarir Jamvo Doland and Joseph trials. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, thia 1250,and,ia additian,sent him to jail for thirty days, this being all tbo penalty iii alii lima Particularly do they object to Uoah- BANNER BLOCK, Wareroom, No. tSS Greene, near Eighth St., N.I. fined 1100 al Bloomington, yesterday, PaoratriTT.—1 Veiv Low addicted so •objected to a' criminal School fund cape, which opens tho cheerful prospect it» cultivated among the small boys of Sing Sing to him. Wisconsin has »pant >4.394,510 cm her charitable and cutrechoual iustltutkma—awe,807 of it during tbo last for the indulgence of tlieir. rnfined (r) that and branding it as a by-word. Opposite tho Court House Stair Street, L PUBLIC LIBRARY of KY. wts The annoyance to travel by the atnku 1 times. him in society $1,500,000 thousand But Judge Daniels was infleximend being that' tho city shall give trays a coarse natnro and a brutal will. The thief may pledd abjoct poverty and Tha amount of wheat for tunxporiation in Dakota aud Nebraska, tributary to tbo Dakota Bailroad, is estimated nt. one million bushels. indulged in- Bat the movement has excited but very little attention. “ The hard-handed laborers," who belch forth torrents of rod-hot indignation over the but the profane? of God’s name i> with - they could do to supply transportations. An old man named Pater Harney, a Ths M- C. B- B- vm the City of Detroit. pugnacious spirit that delights in en­ pouse any " cause" that will furnish them whiskey and bread—particularly ident of tbo Central Raflrcnd, J. F. counters in which fojhl blows are given and taken. Consequently, Mr. John had contrived to make them all afraid 31st of Next .2ns FULL DRAWING .v* March LOWEST CASH PRICES YOUNG FOLKS I*i8 ^aVGutsoV SICUOLAH- ASSI BOa XXIJUMIHD sow' T. TROWBRIDOX, Prompt execution of r..drr. M -OIK txsuacrioxs. They would raff.-rtt.t-'as'hTEUSTL.. LAW CASES & POINTS. isjaier.s-.'avif Beyond the MUrUripplThousands have already gone, r.ite«. si-.-,™ principal points in th" »r. We believe that mi they should all starve tha world would ttwk.il bad this latitude. Whittemore A- Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit 'SLNickolat'asd^OirYHMftlti. mSCSu, «lib equal pertinacity. jb'S' Smith & Nixon, State St., Chicago. Mean it uins. iro CA* norm, I1. C48II OIFTH. ZM CAKU GIFTS. mcaMiattw. ■ a»iioeuew Ser «••«< •UkOld be ta hdoomo its duty fo build tho road brid Wo consider thia arraagmaoul of SjOlX^e: /fiOH. friends. Tho House Committee vn Appropria­ tions have cut down tho navy estimates 13,000,000. Tbo bill agreed upon for — of that branch of the public aggregates •16,387,<WO. triot-Attoraey Alien striking for Tammany. HSti/ics, list of ultra. OSEUUAMICAHII GI PL­ UM. GII IXII CArtlt GlrT. 'ill Allen Is a mag- the District attorney. von. Fourth Grand Gift Concert now oompletod, and passeugrra offered a first class, all-rail ruuto 1 ’fill. lilt Hitt Bea Kipected, Rheumatism, Scalds, launencsMNeuralgia, Burns, Soreness, Bore Throat, Boils, Wounds, Hoaneueu, Ulcers, Bruises, Headache, Plfcs, Sprains, Toothache,. Colic, Old Sores, rptlK MEW BOKTUWUTKHX BOCTt All Hemorrhages, * jL. Dlarrhom, follDSErfjf ■•BUIPO-S TROUBLES, “FAST FRIENDS ” rn iasu t UU Ikiita Mi* SSS unaMmwattHrmninH. that tbo Canada Southern, the Detroit, Lowing and ‘nanusistTsitEi,’ nr Mr* icnv Mmtvna nrav* MIL Ml obliged to hare separate a «ty, with the levels ssraswfi I. H. kKKSS, Q...r»l 8«.r'l. I. W. UaOMUCY. Um-1 Tietel. UvBUIBOfETST DESMBffll! BMIQBATIOH TUBBING Htk the Conteal NOVEMBER, IS7H father's family and iv of » email is improving rapidly. Banner Co Chromo For Very Little Folks. Uh> taM. wUl be eoeltaueA All tha baaking- ru blithers of the Hastings Republican Banner CITY Hews BKPOT itlJO pl Tie ekUdm will �Hon. Harvey Wright wm chairman and unaaimously adopted: W&mms, It has pleased Almighty God to remove by death from among usour late professional brother and friend, John IL Van Volaor, suddenly and unexpectedly in tho prime of hia life, under circumstances iu ihemaelvoo touching and painful; therefore as a tribute ol our respect to tho memory of our departed brothoij and m oxpvaorive Rssefoe^ That wo have ever in the jut fire years that Mr. Van Volaor lias resided among us, highly esteemed him for hia uniform ciurteey and gentle, manly bearing iu all hia professional, personal and social relations and inlorrourso with us. HassM, That hia many rare and attractive qualities, both poreonal aud prafcMxmal, hia soda) and genial and ever kindly friendship, no Ires than tho high order of his intellectual and profetsional attainments, his varied cul­ ture and scholarly acquiremonta, hare i n our association with him in times past, endeared him to us. so that his death is fait by us to bo a sad affliction. moe, both on account ■' of their social and historical advantages. At thia meeting a register of the names of 160 persons who camo to tho comity prior to 1849, wm obtained and to now in ibe office of tho Secretary, who would be of glad to add to the list the namea of any end being illuminated with the perfect health from within, truo beauty At the orgonixstiou of tho meeting, others with tho date of their settlement elands forth in aU in its glory. Nothing Bio President in appropriate terms, no­ ever presented to the public as a beauticed tho death of Wiltord Hays, lata lifier of thc,oomp!oxion*evor gave each Secretary of tho Society. and on motion, ' A new lodge of colored masons was John Q. Crsesy wss chosen Secretary instituted at Bay City on the 26th uH. j pre tres. A brief but exceedingly in­ There are now about 400 patients is w.hich operate upon the system'.through teracting sketch of the history of tho thu Asylum for thoInsane at Kalama- tbo medium of the blood are neeeaaarCounty of .Barry from 1830 to 1840 ily somewhat alow, no matter bow good was given by Mr. Amasa S. Parker, CoL D. B. Pritchard of Allegnn is tbo remedy employed. While cue to after which the following beautiful po­ soon to publish tbo particulars of hia three bottles clear tho skin of pimplse, em was read by Mrs Dr. Burton of capture of Jeff. Davis. The equalised valuation of tbo real thia city. and rerscunl proixrty of this Stale this donee, or grubs, a damn may possibly TO THE PI0MMB8 OF BARKY CO. y^, is about 8700.000,000. bo required to cure some cases where The permuent toration of the new Advent Collsgo to bo located in Michi­ gan has been fixed at Battle Creek. _ Mr John Eilaworth, of the township of Vermontnllr, mode 150 Ibe of Maple Sugar during the “soft* weather in Battle Creek boasts of ono daily, four weeklies end five mouthlies, or more jionodicals than any other city in Michi­ gan except Detroit. Tbo receipts of the Agricultural Col­ lege Farm at Lansing, for the year end­ ing Deo. L 1871, were 88^*4,11, and tho expeudituroo >6.089,45. Two hundred and thirty-six news­ boys and boot blacks had a New Year's dinner at tho Bank Exchange rvsturant at the expense of tho Frw Prose. Gov. Bagley bos appointed Dr. BterJien 8. Cutler, of Odd water, Oommissioner of tho State Public School, in placed of J. 8. Barber, rwugnod. The January term of tho Supremo Court of Michigan opened at Lansing on Tuesday. The lion. Beniamin F. Graves took hia seat as chief Justice. Thia State has now about 200 Gran­ ges of the Patrons of Husbandry, all of Ptftnut Office to Michigan Inventors, fat Hie week coding Doc. 23,1873, and each bearing that data.—Furnished thia pa­ per by Cox A Cox, Solicitors al Patents, Washington, D. C. Piano Track, F. B. McGregor, Puntv Nutmeg Grater, T. Marriott, Detroit. Refuse Burner, W. Glue, Muskegxm. Sowing Stand, I- J. Fling, Hudson. Berth Lock for Blooping Care, T. A. Bissell, Detroit rs.D. DATES, foe's. ASTINGN EASTERN STAI sesasaseKssw »**l.«Jtoy,iJO. Obstacles to Marriage. tho system is rotten with scrofulous or virulent blood poisons The cure of all mon pimple to tho wont scrofula is, with lhe uso of this most potent, agent, only a matter of time. SoldJ by all Drug- Clavxucx,.Columbia Co-,‘N. Y. Dr. R. V Pfamo,iBuffaloiN. Y. ' l’»r Sir—I am sixty years of ago, aid have beau afflicted with Belt Rheum in the worst form for a great many years, until, accidentally,I eaw one of your books,,which doecribod.my case exactly. I bought your Golden Medi­ cal Discovery and took two bottles and a half, aud I was eutrrely cured. From with trains nf the Missouri Pacific. The my shoulders to my hands I wss-entiro- Toxas connection of this road U now ly covered with eruptions,* also on faee completed, and passengers are offered a first class oil-rail rout from fit- lx.uia Rhcurvitism, ao that Ij^walked with to Texas, either over tho Miaoouri, Kangreat difficulty, end that is entirely cured. May God spars you a long life to remain a blessing to mankind. With untold gratitude. Tho amount of duties collected at the Custom -house in Detroit for imports during the month of Dooember, 1873, Rasxnr, Dr. Wm. Ball's Balsam for was 811,000,7b iu gold, or only about tho Lungs, cures tho worst eases of Coughs, Colds and all the diseases of tho Lungs,] Throat and Chest. For Whooping Cough and Croup it is a certain specific. The moat obstinate cases surely yield to Hall's Balsam, containing good farming land. Served when used porsereringly. Blands at him right; such things hurt Michigan tho head of all cough preparations. as a Plata. Sold everywhere. John F. Henry, On Wodneoday tost the Building Committee of the State Board of Agri­ Curran a Co., proprietors, 8 4 9 College culture awarded to' Cooper A Baker, of Place, N»w York. leasing, tec contract for tho building of tho Ureo iweidencM at the Agricultu­ ral College. The contract for tbo three is about 810,001). A grocery store at Saginaw City, Mich., wm nlown up by gunpowder laaC week, and a little girt wm killed. Lath-Machine, T. Bruno, Saginaw. Motor, L. IL Doan, Tecumseh. Machine for Boring Hubs, J. A. Newell Katomasoo. Billiard Table, C. Schulenburg, Do- ■telling Grocoriee of nil descriptiuu, and a full lino of Drags that ere all New and Pure, atoo. a ?aU faro of Musical Merchandise which he is selling «t root. But just to pay exM&oro hw is soiling Soap, Knives Mnd Cigars, etc. This was the same woman, that tbo row purchasers. Climate, ooiL timber, min­ eral wealth, ecboola, churohoe and law­ abiding aoceoiy invito emigrant* from all points to this land of fruits and Cowers. Fur jartit-ulrts, address A. Tuck, Land Commissioner, Bt, Louia, TUI' JTKTTIT n-OKLD “Michigan's Barret flinger." We are pleased to announce that wo aro to have a Grand Concert, by Miso. Ionia Bello Reynolds tho distinguished Mich, vocalist who wm born st lento and named after the city, March 9th. a bounty for the city prose, and i n tho interest of gignnnc publishing &»• nopolios. The earrings ol a journal like tbo Independent from New York to San Frenetoco 13 timre for five cents is a largo bounty to that journal. Tho local ■press having very little general circula­ tion. it can reap only to a limited extent tho advantages of thia cheep transp rtalicn to long distances. Therefore it should not be taxed tho Mmo rate for tho service of carrying it inside of an avorege of 20 mils a. No additional ex penso for carriage has ever been caused, and «• hope that at an early day this relief will be given — H'aiiiuylM Jl/jmh wm etroit Foe th e aocommodatica of our sub­ scriber* who desire any other book, magariue, or paqxw, published, with or without tho edvertised premiums, wo •ill obtain It fii you nt tho Lowxsv Bans, without any expense to you in sending tho enfor. Gold, 111 3.4. Local kli^e# Jiotice;. She is slightly shove medium height, graceful in figure, with clear-cut fea­ tures, denoting uitelligencj and thought. She facinatos by the melody and dearncas of her tones, tho exquisite finish of her vocalisation, delicate shading, .Loor.—On the street in Hastings be­ and fullnosa of expression. Iu this last tween the stores of J. P. Roberts A Co., particular . sfa u tKi/urr •) stray arfute and Barlow ana Goodyear's a wallet containing about six dollars and a half. Tbo finder will bo fairly rewarded by Icanug tho same al tho linn'll office. xrvvxr* Tirrowv Signs of a Snow Storm. Very moderate for tho season. Tho Board of Supervisors adjourned Friday noon. Odd Fellows’ dance Jan. 22d at Union Hall. note with. sreR pleasure the Fred, those cigars, like all of ydur present prosperfix of thia branch of goods are A Ni l. Job work of all kinds in tho best Odd Fellowship in our eity and trust it stylo, and at th| lowest living rates, at may continue lo prosper.’ The oflicers for the present term were installed on tho Baxxxa offloo. Try us. Friday evening of tost week, and aro as Hon. I. M. Crane of Eaton Rapids, will toetnre at Union Hall on Friiay evening of thia week. Subject ••Ancient Remember lk.00 pays tho bill at tlie Odd Fellows' Hop. but the supper is extra, to be had at Gibb Mathews', or Nashy'a letters begin this week a?d will bo regularly published for the e^. ~I> w~k. n. «r nature is Pietro. Moving, and tbo sickness of a cympoeitor, makes u this week, whkh wo expect will not to lecture “ Ou Naploe." at Union Hall on the 20 inst I It will bo a rare treat. ETtoybody sb .aid bear d. Tho celebrated B-nVirg Hoose of Hetay Ctows A Cfa, of No. 8^ Wall Street, which ; suspended during tho panic, reeumod badaero on tha 5th the daily jtohld. N Mi MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. deed, her nature, from the standpoint of her years, may well seem alluring, and it would be difficult to dx a limit to the possibilities in store for her by per­ sistant nud intelligent use of her rare gift.—Mreit Frn J’rtu. The Gnusd Rapid* JSsyb Mys: “She has volume enough and beautiful vol­ ume, and sings down the ;low registers to a a mere sigh. If Ionia didn't got tho nomination for Congress she has an honor I ar .belter in tbo long run, it be­ ing thu birth piece of this tody." >ho date to not yoi fixed for the con­ cert, but we hope to hare full partieuBamambar tho Novelty torn for out next issue. Miss R. has Wringer takes the twise at recently accepted a position in a Church Surra. M.in A Par at Grand Rapids, where, it is said, abe gets tho largest salary paid in tha State Goa II. McClellan. C. P., Mito L. Williams, M. E- H. P. Wm. H Jewell, S. W, N. J. Bronson, Scribe.. W. A. Sartwoll, Treasurer.. Fred Naehtreib, J. W., Geo. H. Brooks, Sentinel. D. B. Cook, P. C. P. Hop. to Grand Here we are in the Batraaa Block, on Blate Street opposite tho Court House. Now friends, call and see us. Wo want tbo people goner ally to understand that we moon business, and are ready at any aud'all times to do work in tho ueateei s'.ylre, aud at prices unprece­ dentedly low. Remember out place of busineaa is on the first floor ; no elimbing or descending stairs to, got your work done. Thon hurrah for tho Bawm Office. Wo aro as snug as a bug in a rug, and a good deal snuggor than that other bugger. ____ HOMS. Bat urday '!» following gentlemen were diawu to serve aa Jurors at the rebcuary term of tho Circuit Court, vte 1 Jas- J. Wing, Irving. Reuben A. Fuller. “ Oscar Warren. Carttotcm. L'isas. Putnam, “ Henry Mayo, Assyria. John Tuckerman, " Michral Doster, Prairieville. Warren Williams, “ Enoch Sylvester, Yankee BpringsJemeo Robbins, " “ Jefferson Lee, Ttaxnapple, Willard W. Miltord, “ Marcenus Wrijht, “ John 0. Sharpeteen,'.BonyJohn 0. Dillon, Maple Grove. Alfred A. Matthews, Rutland. David Trego, “ H. B. Barnum, Carlton. Phtfo Fuller, “ S.E. Jessup, Orangeville. Stanley Warron, Johnstown. Jas. Nichols, Woodland. The Hastings Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, will hold a FoUir.l at Unicm Hall, in this City, W ednssday Evening Januury 28th, a cordial invdta- ~k x-i-a »•' u. ■1,V-i rf w-J »r n, «• u 1W k~— *■ o'UXTMk -1-kli , -kuk> J >< .ta., ~ CM- Isa Um year, and oil: Um «r«s» si U. WUULI>. * Buxo Aroxo Yoca Castas.—We are now prepared to ro-roat 8LHANT AND CANE SEAT CHAIRS in the beet manner,and at reasonable rates. 82tf STEBBINS A BELDING. - Short but pleasing speeches were then delivsred by Mswra Calvin GHtB, Hou. Leander Lapham, Joeoyh Davis, Hon. John Roberta, Ixiroupo Mudge, Hoary Heyt,;Hca H. A. Good­ year, Albert Warner, J. F. Emory, H<«A Maw ara» crB Hmxt.—Mr. J. W. T. Orr, and Luther Bennett snag J. Ix Wboeter at Nashvflta, a brother the song of “ A New Country." Muoh afoot efficionq County Treasurer, hae that was said would bo of interval to tho geoeaal reader, but oar opaeo Tho officers of Hartings Lodgte Ko- 58 us to Simply give this wook, the more I. O. O. F., for tbo currant t» nn were reoord of tbo doings of tho day. —r _ „ ---------- --TM mooting by a unanimooa vote, duly installed on Tuaoday ov mi ng as mead bis example to tho atteulfon ol (5jJ, following persons m offices* .. -x .. . .. n « >tho Bntnin€ year, vte: Hou. H A. Goodyear Proaidrat, L. Mudge Eeq. let Vic® ProeideaL D,io«k.?.G.c: Mito lx W3mmm & S-t»K & Wl W. Wrfc*t L: 8 to*. G. JOB PRINTING �tounts UNDERGROUND ure'' snow “the surface 1 scene, we may therefore apply tho ex­ clamation which Thackeray Uaskae re­ garding tho tomb of Lihriat: ‘•What a place to choose for imposture, good Goul —to sully with brutal straggles foe e»Uaggrandbassmint or shameful acheteM of gain I" The Germans had tlie grace to try to spare with ibetr bomba tie spiro of Strasburg catbedrel. Religious ■ICHIGAN CERTRAL R. R- Mr TMOS. U.KXQX. 0«ragse Octavo. 130 Fine Engravings. ilfelf to the destruction of '•]<ran" art, no matter bow beautiful; but in these enlightened data fir oedemastiml fury to take up the barbarous roA of destruc­ tion, which even savago war discards, is . FAM A» FUEAIBE FAVtllTE. 200 Pianos and Organs K«w and li.-ond ll»d •• tnll'lu. Ma.n Grand River Valley Division Astcxn wajttku roti BULLS-AOT BEARS “■SI COUNTY FABM TUB STOCK (JROWBR, THE DAIRYMAN, THE HOUSEWIFE, Ac. ffinr: trrri.K, tciims. foo. WOOD’SHOUSEHOLDIAGAZHK. The Best Dollar Monthly. S8Srt?ttSirtrstl . be made by machinery. This ushered in the era of cheap clocks. About tho year 1K33 the first railroad ot any considerable length tn tho United btatu waa constructed lu IMO the first experiments in pho­ tography were made by Daguerre. About IMO the Brel express butiaem was establish sd. The anthrauito coal Lav news may bo said lo hare begun in 1620. In 1 S3fi the first patent tor the luratstson of matebra waa granted. Iu 1M5 tha first telegram waa sent. The first successful reaper was con­ structed iu im. •nty per cent of ntoialuro, but when hr IM* Elian Howe obtained a pat­ <h»l very much lees. The. same re­ ent tor his first sewing machine. mark holds good fordover, etc. When we give .hake, coru, mahcjmba, brsu, etc., which we always du, it becomes abeohstely'Di-vwaSBry to provide waler, or the animal will not thrive. Oira them tha opportanity of judging for them■elvse oy an always avniUbU supply, and Itoy will exercise a proper ducrotfoc-in the matter. An iron water cart is on most fhrtas an bdtspensabU requmita. When food is ton wet\aad Mopny, dry cotton-cake or grain U a good and profitabU regulator. Turnips and snangvlds aro dis] roportionately watery m food for animals; hence the loeeve occasioned by them, especially with breeding absep. They contain fal­ ly nine puts of water to one pint of dry food. Ninety ]«r cent of water is too much; sixty-five to assenty-fise pexcbnt in pasture grass u tho more natural and proper pvt portion. Tho btnnaa or ani­ mal framu has aeycnty-Bve per cant of water, just aa good grana has. Meat ia dear aa food, but it evutaina. iu the lean jiurtiona, aevfnty-aix per cent of Cioio CiniX-■James Bradley of Ontario, .writes lo tho Faraur’i Arfr»cj.-» hia method ol relieving choked cattle, and tbo following U Lie experience: 1 waa away from home. My wife and boy were feeding tho cows, and one ol them got choked with a turnip. My wife sent for the neighbors, and they sought. By taking <>ua letter at a time in thia way, the whole can be ascertain­ ed. For example, take the word Jans. J is found in the two columns commenc­ ing with B and II, which axe the sec­ ond and eighth letters down tho alpha­ bet ; their itnn is ton, and the tenth let­ by the horns, and another ro.kw a stick ter Ouwn the al]>babet is J, the Utter down her throat, and unfortunately it sought. jjiG next Utter. A anpeare in wm a pine stick. They drove ths turnip but oae column, where it stands at the down, but broke the stick off in her throat] and the last choke was worse than the first. Thon they nut a clevis in bar mouth and eould feel tho stick PARLOR GC01)S tern: M Want Jactsji & Sapui mcmosN AND THE SOUTH. “(Sdl! CllMfBER SETTS HOBBY; PIER GLASSES! Michigan Central R. R. WANTED Oil, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, issrcts'^ws'.stStesx ;25.'S2!SSliS3=S‘d5s.':t SUEBOffl iN Oita UfNffiG ffiS ®WIW 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring ! .Irars. ftti »"u’io ’i w,rit!» to tfiqffEST muKET PVCE. ij Jj Jj Sj Jj ij F. M, Hungerford & Co. Good Tough Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash Lumber Commission rear Bitten are prcjiamiion, made c Lerlx foutul „n the to ra Nevada snountai— —------------- — u.cbciunl propevtira ot which are extractcd therefrom without tho use of AlcohoL Tito quratiou is almost daily asked. "What .1 ' ...... nf Merchants gentle fciirpUivc as well as a Tonic, reliev­ in' Uongewllon or Inflammation of tho Liver and Visceral Organa, in Bilious Dis- Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Saving Machines. DR. CROOK’S WIRE OF-TAB! Aifsrtiffi ii tie Hash® Bauer. —|raTTaTpW>»..lfe IVOOSW Afo S FweeirfWr to liere mure romi <>>an any alraiiar frrp,,r;iiee’<ir.nn->:io me pnMM. |l to Heir la iLeaumetasFeaaFuitorf wss&sa1 Jf men will enjoy good health, let srir.TS.'saSi.-^s B them oae .Vrvsusn llrmaa as a medicine. le«KI-M,«<r^*n4lMMlk kalFef lk«M »w1 ,,w* M Mell« leratr OU Jl 1* ose ll) asrta s< rnn svvsw n> own. -. we. h. iurrowi Clmll C-eri CosawlaMM la aad lav hem aretirditg t>» dlrectfona, snd remain long P. It. Emsam. ii «r for m-J Ulla■ ntiwsll. rnn uli-d their lotas are no* de­ : wu i Oil ut. Aw at x.meti. aTbTiKa. stroyed by mineral poison or other means, raid vital orcans wasted beyond repair. Grateful Tltonxanda proclaim Vnraoin Barms ibe moat wonderful Inrignrant that ever sustoinrd tbo tank mg syaU-m. Bilious Remittent, and inter­ mittent FeTm, which are ao prevalent in the valleys of our great rivers tlironehoat tlw» United Blates, especially them of the Miaussippi. Ohio, M -eson.n, lEinois. Trnnlsnv, Cumberland. Arkanroa, Red. THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAN MISERY. *4725.7... “ AH—i — ..I WtfrMr morning, I vent immediately to tho ftd to kc the cow and found the stick her throat, I got her by the horns to turn her art und and >Lo fell on a patch of ice, and then went straight for the barn and threw but tbe stick, which measured 21 I-2iurhes in length aud 1 inch in diameter; and then 1 could sec that there w<-n> other ways to Vjwli^rv, them wifocut slicks and ropea x Tbs nest cow' that I gut choked 1 thought 1 would try an uxi>crin>aut with. 1 had a pair of bars Irading to my barnyard, 1 look tbs top tars down and Uft three lower bare >», aad' I took the whip aud mods ths cow j ictnp over tbo bars, an J ■he WM -relieved That ia the way I relieved all my choked catllo and bor■ee. and 1 uev.w know it lo fed. Bomntimoel jumi«d tlu-ui ever twice, and I find that the action of raising and tbo eadder drop an the Irani l.-gs dalodges what la in Ibe iLruot, and*u Injury it done to Uio ce:tl« A v.icm or a boy ia this way tea relieve a cboked cow or a horse if tbo man is from home. raptFS^’ffis'STfflMrt 'SSg^SJHsWb'ibJ.P. ROBERTS & CO. aha. uk.aU.rtBw ilt.w pn<, !'• reels DRUGS §75,000 00 Mniiafcittttnipi tw SINE’S Medicines GIFT ENTERPRISE PAINTS & OILS rasrcsirTioss *5.000 each in Greenbacks I BRandolph riggs House BL and Fifth Aro.. CHICAGO. BA8TISSS MARBLE WORKS! and famut to* ractalE^” Adnate iind For liinumtualnriBlienuuthm, Goat, Mil and Intermittent F.-vrra. Mrcltanlral Diseare*^.—Pctsocs cnnril in Paint.1 end Mmerala. such ae i'lumt.-xe. TvpoeettaUk Ooid-bMiaa, and Miners, u they advutoo ialiln,tewaiibM to lemiyw c.t U.0 Bueeh. To guard w*““i lorKkln Di*C*tCX,Eruption-.Tetter. MOS UUK^IM riANTi.p.-, SHELVES, ETC. AMERICAN MABBLE •atti The Baboock � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-01-21.pdf 627a72905ef1a450e2c3468a8298f32b PDF Text Text Th« R^bucv BajjiWh- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. (874 Give us a call before you tiuy yout HOLIDAY PRESENTS MUMS BLANKS AND STATIONERIES, Brackets, Paper Holders, Slipper Holders, Mirrors, and Picture Frames, 4r twty iftouctD Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets. Dining Room Sets, Library Sets, Office Furniture, Kitchen Funiiturf, of all Varieties and Styles, tU SCHOOL BOOKS PATENT MEDICINES, t«! to pay th. Mma from tho moral fund in hu baadx On nation of Mr. Niehola, lha refla­ tion wo* accept*!. On motion of Mr. Koacte,- tho reoolution vu laid on th. tablo. On motion of Mr. Kaogl., Board ad­ journ*! until to-morro* at th. hour of nino o’eloek. Wm. n. I’owxn., a.rt Perfumeries and Toilet Articles. Painty Otte, Varniah and Dy. Stuff*. CHOICE GROCERIES! Travobng Basket*, Druggtet Sutdriea, and Fancy Article.. CONFECTIOHERIEB 1 StMaMve Ur*c« ul H«py«r*<rv. Pain Bniita and Paiiten Staci. Tiwm, Tcroir MdRxuo. ) Jan; 6th, 1874. J Board convou*! poranaut to adjourn­ ment. Roll oalted, mombora all pi.i »nt; Board prooowlad to buiinow. Tho account of R J. Grant and .ight ulhora w.r. prMsnted, and ou motion .f Mr. Ko.glo w.ra nGored to th. Com­ mittee on MitMllanoono Olauaa. On motion cf Mr. Day tb. retol.Gon in regard to azponreo of Judge Hoyt vrai taken Iron tho table. Oa motion of Mr. Munroe, tho ra»oInticu vu withdrawn. On motion of Mr. Munroe, Board ad­ journed until 2 o'clock, ». u. Wm. H. Powrei, u » » b a « a j& a m e. CASKETS, COfflflS, BUHmi HOBES, tfe TI(l/lfllfiqS. Opposite Goody' J. Cole & Son, Hardware. TOTJS& lion offered by Mr. Munro, in rag.rd to .mploying a .tMograph.r a aa taken from tho table, and on motion of Mr. Towne, the action of the Board thereon waa indofinitelr poWpontd. Th. Committee appoint*] to are.rtaiu at wbai price and place a aultabto and convenient room for um of Jwdie ot “Probate could be obtained, enbmitt.d th. following report: I "To the Board of Snporviaora of th. ! County ot Barry : i Th. undariingnd having boon ap1 pointed at th. regular tiooaiou of Mid Board, in October Iret peat, a Cvmmit1m to procure a Larger and (mor. auitabltf offle. for the Probate Court than the on. now in um, would roapectfullv report that he ha* mad. inquiriw in re­ lation to Mid matter, and that a .uit- Gftr fir Sale ittte M Lirin feta HKD PLASTER, STUCCO WATEB LME, HIE HAIR Lath, &c. Shingli The New Wobbler i Wilson Sewing Macltine AWARDED the highest premiums at all the leading fairs in Hie World, and the only one recommended for * the Grand Diploint oa of Honor, at the Worlds Exposition, at V TIt‘ has ’ ’less pieces than any Shut­ tie Machine, 2A.._ ’—., ____________ Sows - ZFaster, It Runs Stiller, It Runs Easier, It Sews ___________ the Thickest * __ and 2 Lightest Goods, L, It It is Easier Adapted to Different kinds of Work, Il will last n Lifetime, Even Joibt being Adjustable. Old Machines repaired or Exchanged. Extras of all kinds at the office of the Agent in this City.' Hbould th. Agent fall (o call on you, ho Invite* you lo call at hi. office In th. Store of HICKS BRO.'H, State Street. Ilutlnp, Mich., and-cxaiulno thr Wheeler A Wliven before purennalns ebewhere. D ffO/UE 1/iDUSTHy. grlreg; DENTIST Wtflk__ Sw«t'» H°T'S •BAKU BAPlBM,............................* ,T. U. MOM. Frepvtelor BmAhtegabeui Ito 1»HO—» *** BCUOiMU BOOM IBM FEM DAf Why not support Home Industry? Did you ever take the trouble to find out what makes jt community thrifty df.d prosper­ ous? You go to the city and you see the people nil alive and ■tiring, aud the fintl thing yon soy. is •’They are doing lots ol business here !" Everybody seem? to be doing well. Mechanics are seen by hundreds hurrying tn their labor with their dinner pail on tbeir arm. What is the cause of all this stir? "Y.” thorp is a demand at Hmnr. for work, the people patronise Home Induoknow that it is to their own personal interest to support Home trade and they do it invariably. Who eats wheat rinsed in Barry County, if it is not the people in the county? We must build.up our own place; people in Grand Rapids won't do it for us. We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradesmen, Lawyers, Doctors aud Laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics in Haatiogii whd can do u good job cf work.” To such I would say, look at our Brick'buildings, our Agricultural works, pur Milling and our Carriages, Wagons, Cutteipi Ac ' made >•••-• in Hastings, and day then say^ye have no mechanics. Compare ito MM «j with ten years ‘ 3«rry County that ago; for than there was not even u painter in Bl There could point a lumber wagon fit tp be Men. T1 — is uo need of Buggy, and so far going away from Hastings to get g (.'ftrfiage. or B ns Cutten aje concenipd. you can Nttf ’ ten dr_^,r <jn every -----J Cutter, and get a batter Cldtur of njc in JlaptiMps, than in any oilier Town in MifWgau (great ar wp!!), for I know they cannot compete wil|» ipy fAgfcr AfocMw. I am giving n»y customers the i benefit of my (fuller Machine which I do a^j- ja » saying of ten dob i»m ,tq;thom <n< ovary Cuttor they buy of mo. I have nearly sold out my first batch of Cudere, and am Hunting Out another lot which I will have roMjr in » f?w days. I shall aell Buggiee Mine Par nextwvon, I am ready now to offer lower price* on bug­ gies than over before. I am preparing Machinery to enable me to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on. I hare made my customers Hafft S^d c4n do it again. My bus­ iness nesriy doubles every year, and that is evidence of satisfac­ tion somewhere, ', . Siiical ad Mechanical DENTIST IF YOU WATT .-* VICK's , tor end occupy, but aaid. partiea agree to pot tho iuu in a auitablo condiUon uniter the direction of the Judge of Pro­ bate, for th. price above named. Ro^ectful|y anbmittod, 8. C. Pannu, <^0^9 ibFFtcv Wo wont ten < ucrgetlc foadlra or Gen­ tlemen In Harry County lo Introduce our Htandard i'ubiicatlone, In that and adj<4uliic Couutira. The hooka are the uroducllona of the moat Popular Ameri­ can Autbore. aud are having Jarre aale. wherever offered. Send fur circular, which frill ahow our liberal Inducement* t<> Areata, and giro giy« tell deaeripttoa ot the hooka. (11 co tare aent free on receipt ot application, Adrta*. W. EBl.lrS A CO.. Publtehrre, 14H Summit Cm or Hxntnci, Jan. 5, 1874. j The Board of Supervisor, for Barry County met puranani to adjourumen m above. Bean! called to order by tho Chairman, David G. Robinaon. Memben all prw.nL Mr. Towne appearing u Scporvteor of Pr.lri.Tdte, io place ef Mr. Cre^y. reigned. Mr. Munro, moved that th. Finance Committee, to wit: Mr. J. Engle, Mr. Henry Brown, Mr. Day, Mr. Young and Mr. Walker, ha appointed a Committee to Mltl. with th. County January 6, 1874. On motion tho report was accepted and laid on th. table. Mr. Kaagl. presented th. petition of Simoon Overholt and 23 o-tbera, ciltsou. of lha township of Caatl.ion, asking thi. Board to grant a life laaeo of tea aero* of land in aaid townihip belonging to tli. County of Barry, to one Bamu.l Lawton and wife of Mid townihip of Cacti,ton. On motion of Mr. Munroe, tho petition was laid on th. tabla. On motion of Mr Manly, Board ad­ journed until 7 o'clock thteoveuinx. Tho JAMES WOODRUFF DELAY bu>m ugu r.................... Bran FtelanM .................... 1 Sawh**%Zeo‘i.*......... . CLajA. inra* ....... ’ tMv Jtoa B . ................. KaMteJota........... fl bn motion of Mr. Bagbee, Board adirned until to-morrow morning at the ur of uiuo o clock. Wm. H. I'owxxa, The pity of it, the pity of it! «od furbid that wo ahodd aay a haaA word braid, thia open grave-.till leeaareumo to judge and cond.mn. We have not reciled thia painful hictay wantonly, but irom a motive, and with a hope, and furan and. Th. widely reed by young men, in the OnlloRna and eteewtwre. Il »aa thinking of them w.Ugwa tbfaartfoto, it te thinkinK of them that waelueo U. Bore wm a man who oMroed |o hare evwy- Afternoon Bra.io., • P. M Hoard convened pumant to adjonraRoll cited, member, all prwot, B«wd proeami*! to baafooM. Mr. Muaroo elfcred the following molutiOD wtiah was adopted : ' JUmM, By th. Board of Sepervu ore for Bvrry County, tbel a veto of thanka b. tendered to the Hou. Jane. ekL A BARGAIN DON'T Mr. Phillip, moved that aceonnt No. 00 acted upon by the Board «f gapervtean at their December Semion 1B72. be taken from lb. file and allowed at a further asm -at twenty dotlan. Motion prevaited. Pay Boll of Board of Borwvvteoo. fur January raaaioa, A. D. IKS: ly, tb.n oitenor and more, then to atnpetectioo. ur dclirum. Ha made mor. I han one draper.to etniggteto fra. himre11, but tho Mi of ffixo-io borrow from Atertylue— waa around him. Whether it wn. imn-ditary taint or diaaaaa, .or mutely a weak will and strong appetite, Oa motion of Mr Manly .eoonnl No. 14 wm Ukeu from the ublc and ruferred kook to the Oommilloo oa Cteimj. On notiea of Me Pleiad*) Bruno, Board adjoaroed uatil 2 o’eloek F. M. Wm. 11. Puwraa, Clark. Th* account of G»o H. Brook, and tweatv-t»o other, wore prerented, and on motion of Mr Day, mare ref.rred to th. Commltte. on MiKallanrou. Claim.. Oa motion of Mr. Born am, Boari ad­ journ*! until mw o’clock Una nvaning. mode aa now. On motion of Mr. Manley the report of th. Commiue on Glaive wm acceptcd and adopted. My. Walker introdneMl the following Uraulntiuo which.waa adopted: /Zmfrvd, By the Board of Suparvianre of th. County o! Barry, that the time for the collection of uxm in the Town•hip of Irving in .aid eoeaty, be ax- t trm. of Bow^l & Norina, via: that the Imm .hall b. for fiv. yran . • “The undnaigned further report* tliat th. above are tbo only room* that h. bu been able to find that he demep wiitabl. for aaid office ; that both era eaay of atxota, being entered by oa. flight of atatra from State atreet; and your committee believe, that either of ■aid rooms will make a very convenient uEoo for th. purpoM above apeeitted, and that the prico for the aamo ia, in the opinion of the uuderaigued. reaaonabla. Th. room, of Rua*<ll A Nevin. A. D. COOK Agent. AUBE NO. 39. r On motion of Mr. Henry Brown the I amended by aliening aeeonut No. 45 at Rerolution wu acropted and adopted. th. .am of 836.50. Mr. Keaglo moved that tho Sheriff be On tralien ot Mr. Henry Brown, lb. allowed tho aum of 8365.00 aa Turn­ 'ooort of the Camwllto. oa plain, waa key foea for 1873, alao tbe'.um of 835.00 immdril by .I’jniug aecmffit Ne 41 at for keeping Jail record for IF78, which th. aum of twelve dull ar* and fifty motion pruvailod by Yea. and Nava c-nte. . foliova: On motion the report of ibo Com­ Ynaa,—Mr. Barnum, Plioadea Brown. mittee ou Claitap aa amended waa adoptBugbee, Day, Kcagle. Lanham, Manly, Munroe, Niehola, PbiHpa Walker, Mr. Monroe moved that 8. C. PrinYoung and Chairman.—18. die, Judga of Probate, be authorawd Nara,—Mr. Henry Brown and Mr. and inatructed |o leave a room over the Towne.—2. .tore of.RnaatU A Nsvfas for ib. mc Anuxr—Mr. Chapiu, Wifoox and of lbs Probate office lor a term of' fir. Young»-8.-18. year. fram^M-dai day of April 1874, Tbo account of Banner Company and at lha rate of seventy.five dollar, per 14 other, were prveeatod, and oa mo. year rent, raid room to b« pet ia a aaitabte condition for said office al ll»e expenao of aaid liuM.il A Nevins, under ibt d.Trolfon of the Judge of Probata Motiua prevailed. ■ Mr. Phiilipv moved that the Prose­ cuting Attorney for Barry county be rrqu«ted and inttrneted to occupy th. office in th. Court Heave, now oecnpied by lh« Judge of Probate, on and after the 1st day of April 1874, or aa aocn thereafter *» the office ia vacated by the Judge of Probate, and nnlraa so occu­ pied by the Pruoroutfog Attorney, that Mr. K.agfo uov«*l that tho Clock be b. will not be aUnned for office rent instructed to draw an order ia the turn ot |33.67 in favor of tho Treasurer of Molioo. prevailed. . tho Township of Castleton fur Rejected Ou motiuu of Mr Monroe the K«» Tax chargod back to said Township, lution offcrad by Mr. Hury Brown in which said amount waa assumed by tb. regard to tbs oull.etioo of coete and exCounty aa ippain by a Revolution pa**< d pvcwji in th. c«*> of Henry 8. Colby by the Board at their October aosrion wu taken from the table aud lha action of th. Board thcaeou indefinitely pealpeoed. Mr. Phillipa moved that the Proveanting Attorney be directed to place lb. caa. of the Peep!, ui. Henry C. Colbv, information for tai*- protcuaea, upon the Calender for trial at the next regular term of the Circuit Court for the coun­ ty of Barry. Motion prevail*!. Tb. CommmiUre appointed^ a.ute with the County Treuurcr through their Chairmafc, Mr. Beagle, reported that they had examined tbo account., hooka, Cmmaittoe ou Mi*o-llau«ju* ('laima. paper* .33 rouabtra of the County Tbo various Committees being at Trcanrcra office fur the year A. D. work on motion of Mr. Bugboo, Board 1873, and would beg leave lo oreeenl adjourned until 7 o’clock I hia evening. the following atatemeut for ibwir wriileWit. H. 1’owxas, men I with him lor aaid year : Detailed atxcm.nl of Receipt. lh<3. M. T, Wheeler ia account with Bar­ Erxxixo Scauox, 7 r. m. ry County. Board met pursuant to adiournineut. Roll called, urembeia all present. Board proceeded to buaioMS On motion of Mr. Manly the petition prMOnled yesterday by Mr. Keagle waa taken from tbo (able. Mr. Manly movoi that Mr. Koaglo hare Irav. to withdraw read petition. Motion prevailed. On MoUm of Mr. Manly th. Bdport of Committee on procuring room, fur offie. of Judge of Probate waa taken : ; I pF BtnBWHmm Wmxuui, The aalary of the Uircuii Judf. ia entirely in*foqu*te to properly oounesaate him for th. performaace of the dutiaa of hia office; and whareaa THE KXJBIO GT LUI WITH TAU- the dutiea of tho Cirmui Judge of ttua ATI0I8. !7th Judicial CLrouii require hia whole time in their performance, and in per­ forming aueh dmioa, h. ia obliged to pay hi. own axpau aea. Itmlttd. That an order bo drawn upon th. Oouuiy Treaaarer in favor of Birnev Hoyt, Circuit Judge of thia Grcnit for the aum of tour hundred and fifty dollar, to pay hia actual expanse, incurred while holding Court ia thia County for the yean 1871, 1872 and 1873, and that the County Treasurer be, W ill Gift Ifit'K IH VOL XVIII. fOWWil aid Evmne Saaotos, 7 r. m. Board moi pureuant to adjournment. BoU called; quorum preeenl; Board prorood*! to buain...Tho following invitation waa received I For another like BARGAIN wdl norerpn^tijtdfmthi.av. eety^eln y.W„M,r. Sell The Diamond Tooth X C HASTINGS IffllW' No. 14 area laid m the table. On moboa th. Report a. amended .*• ste �frojtef Porter’, residence, BiuJ Joie, anntt. w.re^iM ON tauidsed . . diareatlxeAiirotosoaneyteg the rhanattn- winter weather of txrathernXWiflwwia. ♦ . tbo valnis of wheat nud floor shipped from San Francisco and Oakland. CW. durta^ho mu2*oavjn. aanunti to Nnw Yoax, Jan. 19, 1874. rax urosxas' nrxrrx. breatonod demondration ef Jtho MICHIGAN CENTRAL fl. R-_ Grand River Valley Divisicn to riot and viol sure, but with little ef­ “ Doju fas thia roun t Why, I piofect. Tbo real laborer* looked with poos t» c«copy it with my wife." iu»[«ciun upon tbo orators who were "Wife! Too thin," replied tho hollowing at^hrirmootini*. ' As lows Wranixo.—A correspon­ dent writing to tho laUr-Otm (ran Highland, Clayton County, Iowa, gives the particulars of an interesting wed­ ding which occurred near there recently. Whan tho guests had all aaeembled to witness a marriage ceremony, it was who waa to officiate in making tho twain -«% reaided in another (Fayette) County, and therefore conld not legally solemnire tbo marriage. Thereupon tho bride an! bridegroom, accompanied by the ^guests, adjourned to a neighboring cornfiald, which was in Fayette County, and there, amid tho rustling .talk* and ■wondering cattta, the knot wm tied. The woddmg party then returned to th* hotuw and banqueted. Thia corn­ final wedding waa a fitting prelude to .’the future of the husband and wife, who from such sowing, ought certainly to , reap u goodly harvest of farmer lads and agricultural lassos. Tan Cnxxr Jewries.—Ln obedience to a well defined public opinion President Grunt baa withdrawn the nomination of Ctdsb Cuahing a* Chirt Justic-, it Having become apparent tbe Senate would not confirm him. Among tbe objections urged against Cushing In tbe'Scnate caucus were his great age, his axtrcme state righto views, nd his general political record. The one thing which, more than any oiher, gave strength to the opposition was the prodtwiton of a letter, captured among tho robot archive*, written by Cushing to Jeff. Dans just previous to th* firing upon Fort Humptar, which letter was interpreted u indienting very strong disunion views. Whom tho President .will next select to run tho ganaltet of public opinion is not yet intimated. But eke man who, of all olhcra, should be the ghost, or of relinquishing a ringlo iota of Ito former power. Tho society ba* been somewhat modest for . a year or tiw, but tho elections last fall going Democratic, as they did, gave it new courage. Tammany propoere to take charge of tho courts again, and, ** the first step, baa divided up tho appointmoats, vittaal consulting tho judges Que Mierson, representing Tammany in tbo Twentieth Assembly District, notified Judre Hackett that, one Depu. ty Clerk aud eno effloer of bi* Court had been assigned by Tammany to hia Dis­ trict, and that bo should designate the “I’ll have no more bother wid you to. night,” be remarked, as be walked away. "And out yo go in tho moraio." Tho next morning, of coarse, expla­ nations were made, apoligiee ware tenderodj and a pleasant dinner compensa­ ted for tho annoyances ot too night. But the lady protest that from tins time henceforth, while bsr name will apjioar on tho bills as “Mita Agnes Morton," on hotel register it shall ap­ pear as “Mrs. John Smith," and that the Mrs. will bo wyiitoa as boldly as __ ____ __ All Hemorrhage*, New Advertisements. Banner nw, New Scales. New New Prices. Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AMD DIRECT ROUTE. Um Virginis Legislature has elected Colonel Robert E. Withers ns United States Senator, the term beginning March 4th, 1878. John Ru*«eU- Young i* to. take. (ho managing editorship of the New York BANNER BLOCK, D.U»U. tesrv. YhUmiI. Ab* Aitor ' IMM. . tlMter, st,'it s-» . .. sa It »«(C »« u e *3 1 .’4 r»> tsor. sc 3 <1 tit «S> •I i .a*. 10 ss ■» 10 SA rt u iB till TB 11 x. ’• *1* L" i » ‘1 :ii 3 **4 *11 ilii Chk**O. ism. ManluU. fecks**. Ona I.»ke. CbtiM , Barter. IMIM. Am ArteryXatiMU. p.»—,, been scattered cum of small-puz in the ese, but no deaths, no inerraee,' *nb urbenre in busines* oreodat life, and tho diaaaae i» fart disappearing. Dr. Fagin, of South Baud, has a coin made of rolled copper, bearing tho date of 1044jr-whether A. D. or B. C. is not Tub Grand Lodge of Free Nasons stated. Mr. A. F. Hiss, of the samo hold their annual communication at place, has a half Mat of American coin­ Detroit on Tuesday, Jan. «T. age, which ha unearthed while throw­ Home wicked persons have stolen all ing up breastwork* at ChanccDorrillo, ' Bible* In I— Ute • «.«. earn —n on the Lake I tbe bearing date 1806. and Michigan Hou them Railway. Mr. Thurman wm Tuesday re-elected Rev. Wm. IL Mllbern told the t of Big Raiikls " What a Blind S U. a Senator by tbe Ohio legislature, England '* tbe cveuing of Jan. 8. receiving Ue entire Democratic vote. The Republican vol* vu mat tat t>t- *10 11 Cl rr- uJ Vu Wrifiqs, Whittemore A Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit *<*u (fiscal; r4fil > ou su * Ou til • ‘StRcHii’uiDirYHiiW :: IS 11 SI rat J3> on t<» • 30 : :i .« St! :: ‘sir > 4« IB SB SB :: s» SB tn 7 r^SH^S'te’SnBasrt,.' LAW CASES & POINTS. WWlHtnBnW A Story for Bays-' gffgiNt&itavist'ak.t mimiuHiteiaitu BUM. Actreasoa, as n rale, retain their mai­ den names attar they arc married, tho Wot! what of iff Foi !4th, u)L, rwuou being that baring made their rood 25 th, and the aUlomeal ia ourrset, reputation before marriage. a cuange though the paragraph vu not pscncJ of name would bo injurious. Out of by Mr. Dewey, ear did be see it until this practice a very tunny incident oc­ curred Igst Saturday night. A welland tho wife cf jm cxooUeat actor, ia still knowniby hex maiden name, we will suy, Ague* Morton. She had baou filling on engagement in Philadelphia, her husband si tbo sumo timo filling cto at Providence. They were to meet in New York, Saturday night Thu ta­ lly arrived at 8 r. M , aud went to tho ‘st ITITIOS*. Judge Hackett that, when the time cams, Tammany would go for Judge Hackett's acalp. You mo wbxt chance Now York has for decent Courts, to tang m a mob of rum-mill froqucnteMrmaro to dictate appointmsnts like these. An analysis af a “ standard’ ’ brand showed that it wm composed of forty gallons of ixrtato spirit, fifty-six gallons of water, four galtona of eapillairc, and ten gallons of grape juice. This dalsetal>ta mixture makes 40 dteoon quarto, which sells in tho market at W8 I«r doseu. Rather a profitable business for ovurytxxly, except tlio consumers— tlu-y need stomachs glass-lined and backed with fire-brick. Tho fact is, there is but Hide actual win* imported. The Bberrios are adulterated with sul­ phuric arid, and strongthenod with al­ cohol, the Champagnes arc made ot cider and alcohol, Port is a villainous decoction, and so on through the list Hrt 'kb Auaix.—Under this head wo find lire iatlreJwtoa. of Still the fastidious drinker smacks his lip* over hi* *ulphune acid, it* price the 15th test., tee following: aul itejfureign noma commending it to • “The Hastings Bsatm s«v»: Tho him. Notono of them can bo ■ indueed to touch.tho real wine, madu from real grapes grown in America. xxJixcrurjiT ia ma sxrxxtMcii or *x HMU nuiosa Mr. Htaiger’s >ow work on tho peri­ odicals of tho United Stele* of Amorim i* nearly ready for publication. Charles Bumnot reached hi* sixtythird birthday on tho 2d of January, and bears his ago and hi* honor equally continues to improve. Tho jobbers are selling a giset many Roods, they report . what tbo ring of thiove*,' headed by a collections fair, aud altogeatlter tbo gambler, bad to do with making ap. prospect is good, and the signs indicate pointment* of officer* in hi* court, and a txitter late winter business than New bo io told Mr. Mlarson. Thereupon Thia is shaking among the dry-bones that are havitually moistened with wine. Yesterday a case camo before one of tho courts, which turned upon tho gunuinoaee* of a favorite brand of wiae. What do you auppoeo4lho Sherry drank in the country is made of ? Bead, yo Republican — Jh mates in our penal and reformatory in­ stitutions are chargeable to tho account against ^rdent spirits so long tndst wo struggle tor the Overthrew of the traffic therein." . and exchanged for'pork. Mr.T. M. Bak-r and Mrs. Helen M. Baker, of Galaeburg, wore married on Tuesday evening of tart week. Thia is the third the eama pert Im hare Inter­ married, having been twico divorced within a faw years. Gov. Hartranft of Pensylvania must be rather a forbidding man. for when the PensyTvanis LagUtature latsly met it found awaiting tta eel ion eighty ve­ toes from him . Tbo salary pl Colonel W. McE. Dyro, formerly Cciouei of the Twentieth Iowa Infantry,who has beau offered the po...--- RINTIN ipiHi 1L21 larger cities its recces* has boon unsat­ isfactory. Boston has a police fores of 600 men, vigilant to enforce moat other criminal laws, but who make no effort whatever to enforce thia. For carrying out this law and the laws against gam­ bling and prostitution tho public has to depend on sixteen State constables, who are withdrawn much of tbo time for servicoat fair*, trainings, sic. Is it claimed that public eentimont Is opposed to tho enforcement of this law ? This la true only of some cities, and the Blate repeatedly voted for prohibition and its value as a measure of protection against vice is abundantly.proved. This ia not the only taw daily and flagrantly viola­ nd in our cities. Gov. Washburn well says that "so long as uino-tontha of tbo xgjjnee committed in the state are traooabte to 'the use of intoxicating liquors The Democratic membsr* of the Maryland Legistaturo in caucus have nominated William Pinckney Whyte for United States Senator. They are talking, down East, of a company to insure against defalcations. What will we bare n*xt ? During the peat month *80.000 wn Rheumatism, Neuralgia, . Sore Throat, Hoaijenes*, Headache, . maascwvsrm.—The most «hiking portion cf the mevaago ol Gov. Washbare, of Maseochnutts, is that ia which he reviews the success of the Prohibitory Liquor Law. It ba» tan in operation eight tnvnths, and ha testifies that it has been as wy.U enforced u could bo expected. Tn titvea-fourlha of the State Tbe outstanding legal tender* amount to |38S,970,b75. The proprietor* of Rye, N. H.. nre already beginning work for the accotnmolattan of tbo plea*ure-seeker*. They anticipate a great ra»h of sen-side viri- if? li The Praeuknt* third nomination for Chief Justice of pu Supreme Court is Hun. Morrison B. Waite of Toledo, Ohio. Thalhexnibo confirmed hunt a matter of doubt, and there Is no ques­ tion as to his abtHfy to till with honor '•Who I* he. end where does he work!" tarns a very ccmtnoa qusetlon ns to tho red-notel individuals who were making *pread-eegls sppoib tn oct, too. And be very quick about It.” behall q( “we talotere." And. at it •• But, mao,” aaid the embanuaed ac­ never could be ascertained that tho red- tor, * that lady within w my wife. and 1 nosca had ever illumined any shop or factory, or other place of labor, their claims to be considered laborers were scouted. Notwithstanding tho ieflammutory appeals to the laborers out of You ought to bo ashamed ot yourself." day, and “demand breed,', presenting By thia time the lady got an idea of tho “nlteraafivoof blood," only three the sitnation, and sot up a screkm, tbo or four thousand gathered in Tompkins husband r* fa used into profanity, while Square, and of tbeee bat few were la­ dressing himself, and tho watchman borers, that is, Togutar laborer*. They were agitators, whose idea* of property visa. Tho husband got hie clothes on were eireedinglr vague—men who be­ and reasoned with the dark. Ho told lieve in tho doctrine that tbe man who him that his wife wm an actress, that baa roved eometlnng by hi* industry they were both known to tho proprie­ end sobriety, shall share U with th* tor. By the way where wm \he proman whose intemperance and larincs* has prevented him from saving any­ * “Dodo lo his boose in Harlem.'* thing. Thro* fallows, mostly' foreignWell, tho upshot of it was that tho era, met with red flags and hedges, and clerk was staggered though not con -tuat «u all. Tbe police ordered vinced. He finally consented that they them tn disperse—a faw of them showed should stay till morning when bo fight, and were promptly knocked down, would investigate further, and ho wont and.tbo red—the orators being first— ran fiw sweet life. And that ended iL A few minutes after, tho watchmen Thirty of tho agitators, were arreetod pawed the room, supposing of course, and committed to jaih They were all that tbo man had been eject ed Tho foreigners, which fact ha* significance. There nre in Now York thousands of French, English, and Garman commun­ ist*, who u* working vigorouriy to or­ ganise the tabor of th* country into a “Ye arc prowlia about to get into raid upon capital; but tho real laborer, that room agin, are ye ? Como with are steadfastly opposed to Anything of mo, my foine feller. I know yer room. the sort, and the movement failed. The If I did roigbt I would kick ye into the prudence and good sen** of the laborers abtroot, but 1'11 fix ye. Como w id mo, saved the city a terrible riot. yo dirthy spalpeen-" And bo collared him nud dragged, Tammany has no idea of giving up him to 312. and thrust him in, locking UIHilBtffmH! MSJfflH Banner Co. F Little CHBOMOS I Pat*.-L. B*U, proo-fant at wm asd Nebraakn Badreed, �Tn« fVr*i»uc^ BMW- Many lira*. Wcmisn call upon tfair ft give* no great pfasure to repriat Rarely has ft bora ewr fortune to lis­ j Pupcxx, Rrm*x», Jan. 19th. 1874. f.mily pbyriciaB. one with dwpeprio, tbo fallowing -fab wa find in tbo B ten to a lecture more ropfa. with valc- | Enrrore a vwa Bxxsxi.—As it is not; anothltf wdh palpitation, another with wrial cwlumns of tha New York fafoabla information, deep and earnest geaorallr known that we hive a Lec­ prsfat c( fat wrok. fappeeiag that. trouble of th* breast, another with pem thought, and thorough scfalanUip. than ture Association in thia enterpritisg tho abkteairnt of its sale g vro in the bore and th.ro, and in thi. way they that delivered in Union Hall on Friday town I thought I would inform yottr dailies Wa* true, w. bed written a fa»svMiiag by Hon. Isaac M. Cran. dl many readers that sueh is tbs ease, aud tnU to the paper which for more than Eaton Rapids, on tbo Rums of Ancient that our fat uro tho present week, twuuiy yoars hsu been oor favorite, and , On... Wo bad expeoled a literary delircred by OU AUifAy was a grand which did aa much or more than any j prescribes his pills and potions, anumtreat, but was not prepared, evra by soecroa. His subject waa ."Alexander other fa the overthrow ot Slavery, and j isg them to be such, when, in reality. mere inlimatiou, for th. rich mental tbe Great,'< and tbaes wbo were jrrount th*y are all .ymploms caused by eonw frost that was wtved up in such grero- enjoyed a treat that roHom falls to the uterine disorder ; and while they are rations yet unboni will thsnk its pub­ fol of man, n»ro than one. in a Ufetimo. fully flowing rontencoa tilted only abla to palliate for a time, We shall nut attempt any review of The sue, bolgbtb, and broeuloan lishers. in behalf ot moral. R1 oca tian al they are ignorant of the cause, aud en­ and national progrero. the lecture, aa from memory only, it strength of the OU Tv were ably courage tb*ir practice until largo bill. Gladly wo suWituto the following would bo impoMiblo to do that with dis cussed, and his proofs aelectwl with I are made, when tho suflering patients from its own column* fa the words we any, justice to tbe Author, but we cannot great cere, fam tho ancient colloquy ! are no better in the end, but probably had written and trust the days of the botsreen father and wm, end were quoted refrain from saying that thte d.ucriptions rroroe for th. dcUyJrcatment, and oth­ Zidyrafaf are tar trvm being of the beauty and grand uro of lbs great er oompliostiona made, aad which a rucmb:ro<l. Mr. Boweu says :—•There riises ot the East, gathered as bo avsrod prop.r inedicino directed to tho cause is no truth wlra>r.r in the reports pub­ , would bare entirely removed, thereby ' 1 »y were, from the historic pogo alone, lished in tho daily papers that tho Zndsf or ho had visited none at the regions instituting health and ccmicrt instead yvadrri has bron sold. No change where repose tbe reins pf these wonder­ of prolonged misery. mend a cheep safe, quick and direct whatever has oecurvd ia its proprietor­ ful cities of the peat. ware to oach a From Miss Lorinds E. 8t* Clair, route by way ot St- Louie, near tbo Mis­ ship or editorial mensgaineut, and there It is naw and strung, interest, and socni to Shade, Athens Co, O, Oct 14th, I87S: souri Pacific Through fareia no prospect of any. It ia true, howequips^ with fine Day Coa-faa, Buck's carry os almost into tho reel Nineveh, Thia colloquy was rendered in a very "Dr. R. V. Pisrce, Buffalo, N. Y - Reclining Chair Care, Pulman's Palace cver, that several very flattering and Ikemr, Antioch, Palmyra and Bab­ forcible manner, and was n production Yonr Favorite Preecription is working Sleepers, the famous Milter Safety unsoheitod projxxals to purchase the ylon, aud to bring us face to face with of that famous old dialogue, entire. Platform, and tho celebrated Werringhouse Air-Brake, sod runs it. traiea th. people who filled their busy streets Tbe speaker in a bold clear vote, peper have recently be«n mad. to us. from highly rrepectabl. )«rtfa; but from Bl Louis to principal points in th. miking himsalf been! by that entire they have all been roepoetfally dec lined. Wret withoet chaag.- Wo believe that bills and valley, of thro, lands of th. audience consisting ot fully one bunTho/>fap«fa/ eaten upon tbe now I anciacts echo and re echo with their your with some ten or fifteen thousand gratnletiuM, the names, businras at oc­ more subeeribera than it had twelve you seat me and began using it immedicupation of scarce one of whom is this months ago and ils prrMpocte wore nev­ ataly. Aa a result of tho treatment I day reroedod on tho page of history, and er more [iromiiing than al thn preeeat I fal bottsr than I bav. for three years" whoee tomb, are but ■■ th. tary dual cannot be given to our managers for I From Mrs John K. HamUn. Odell, III, moment. W. believe that we are mak­ Mereh.lfl.l472: . . they vainly .ought to cummemorata tbe tr energy and untiring doviXioa, io ing a first-rate family newspaper and "Dr. Pierce—The Favorite ProenpAh, whoa, very .list.ncu was milhirel securing such able talent, without any that we Barer had a better or stronger lion ha£done me good, which I am until tbe scholastic labors of bayard and regard lo ar/ewM, and iu tltoir bebal*, aud o.Tiiplelod, and passengers «ro offered a his companions ojwned up to the gaxe for the high regard wo entertain for tbe first class all-red rout from St. Etuis show every week a mu ch larger list of people of v>ur vicinity, we would recto Texas, .ilber over the Missouri, Kenpopular writers end contributor* than CNWCMEt. there loot cities and read on the decay­ omrnanl Hint Jour A-aociatiun secure any other secular or religious weekly ■u A Texas R. R, via Sedalia, or nver ing marble their history, and somo few OU jiatifiuty witli >nt fail, to repeat his published In tho country, and we ajpo tion against imitarfa^alj requjjes a th. Atlantic A Pacific R R, via VAita. cerr/ef Uatutvi oad For tnaps, limo tabfa, information aa of tho events it was vainly sought to famous lecture on '-Aloxandvr th. present more numerous departments to releo, roniea, etc. addreee J. F.! make immortal by engraving oa tablets Great," after which, your repulalion as with other ingredients io produce a Tbomjnon. Northern Paarouger Agent, thau ean be found elsewhere in any per­ of stone, lie also, gav. us glinipa.0 of a lecture loving |<«>p'.o will Lo fully salve that may bo tailed upon. Tbo iodical, daily, weekly, or monthly. of Ancient Th.bee with its 2,000,000 of establish. 1. While our adrertuing patronage is al­ genuine only guaranteed. Bee that it warriors, its 20,000 chariot*, and its b**n tbo.signature and private propri­ ways very large, our readers will boar hundred gates of brass; of Pumpeu wilaeea that we print at least from one- etary stomp of John F. Henry. Sold buried by iho ashes and lava of Vesu­ quarter to ooe-third more reading mat­ by ell Druggists and Dealers. Joan F, vius 2.000 years ag-s whoee streets to­ HtxsT, Crsaas A Co, Proprietors. 8 ter than any oilier religious weekly. day may bo trod by tho antiquarian or Canra Csxrx, Jan. 7th, 1F74. Our columns are longer and waler then and 0 College Place, New York. th. pleasure- seeker, and the eurfaitfa Eonou Danaan -Mr. 8. A. Owen, those of moot periodicals of a similar I found there oiler beang enUmbod fur of Rutland, gpt ctiivared on the evening A |«wperatiou so widsly and forumcharacter, and besides we usually print ages, grace to-day the boat museums of of the 6th, M*t, for no other reason i I 32 fagee (though sometimes 3d); while bly known as Hall's Vegetable Bicilipn I th. world, proving among other inter­ than taking io himself a young wife. i others give only from 16 to 24, and ail Hair Renewer, needs few words of rating things, that th.ru is "nothing The history i. this, they having diacov-!J st the simo subicriptioa price—via praise from ui This compound has | won its way to the bighrot favor in tbe ered signs of coming events were on Exhausting bis hour by bringing bo- I HASTING* EASTERN STAB, Le4e> public mind; and moltitodro, who have the lookout. They first diarwmod a fore us so vividly tho wonders of the ( light inMho bushes across the road, a vainly used other remedies for the res­ post, be dosed by making a moot ap toration of lheir hair, have, oa trying propriato ^iplication of these things to tho Sicilian Reaowen boon mads glad us at to-day, aad reminding us, that by the speedy restuiat’ion ol their grey nothing on earth is stable. That tbe night was broken by a valley ot about ' hair to its ntaural color, and the thin PALNUl ENCAMPMENT, NO. «» fate of tbe citfa of the post was sure to twenty guns which jarred things gen- cumstancee, been able to divide over six locCa thickened up, a. in tho days of sa—■ * wrtssTK.t" the fate of tbe citiee of tbo .present, and orally, aad even the borero in the stable I per ecat in rar one year from th. early youth. It also prevents tbe Lrir on. M. D1VH. BwiW. that only ia that eity made without tri.d hard to play well their piit- Mr. I •arniugs of the road.—Btvur. falling out, makes it soft and glossy, HASTINGS IAJDGE.NO. Mi, »«u«rere hsnda, eternal in tho Heavens, is there Ow.a then got up to go and see to bls The abov. stat am. nt, if true in fact, and is altogether ths bro! preparation ’“‘“-“■■••‘’.Tfc.miA,. x.o. anyplace where time in bis onward horees, the band having retreated, all 1 is w.U calculated to giv. ■ wrong im for its intsndwl purpuws before tbe march dee. not build tho tomb, not only but one, who remained aa a spy under । ptroaiou. It may be that th. dividand. public. upon th. preronuteri .f Railrood, in of mao, but else of countries, nations tho window, faon however tfcejr re­ I this State ar. low ; but th. stock, rep­ and all tho devices and arts of human turned, delivrowd another broalsido »> Invent on amount largely in eiroes of | intelligence, humau grsatnoM and hu­ heavy, aa to break sevrral lights .of | Uro money inve«t«i by thoro who bald man power, and then .ntumb all throe glass in the wiadows, and actually jar- I thorn. If th. local snbecriptioaa ware deducted from tbe .locks, lb. wafer all tombs torevM to oblivion. * red a lamp loose from its fixture in one ।' aquoeaod out of tbam, and ths dividand । declared open th. money oust to thoro Pane. Bwsarsaxso. —An exchange of the rooms.. The cattle all broke। who hold them, e veiy diflor.nl result says moot truly of this indefatigable out of the yard and loft for regions more Guns so heavily loaded were | worker that “if Grand Rapids has a calm. For tb e accommodation of our sub­ fired so eloeo to Owen*, bead, that bo i more thoroughly go-ahoel mau in it scribers who desire any other book, than Pro!. Swcnaberg wo have not m.t did not get over it far several hours. tangerine, or paper, published, with st him. Tho professor presides over on. Th. bells aud other music were mad. to I without tbe sdvertieed premiums, we round better on account of thst bedious ' ot tho very best business co!Ug“ that will obtain it fur you st tbe lowxsr can bo found ia the country, East or | । born which must have been mads bn R*rm, without any expense to you ia West- Its ad vantag. i are not extern!- puqooo for chivereing. One of the sending tho elder. •d alone to young m.n, bat are also ••homers” wanted to put bls gun through freely offered, and in many cases ac­ one of tho broken p*nvs "and fir. into J Gold 111 >-8. cepted, by young ladies desir»us of be- । tho bouse, but objections were made and ' Weather changebfe- ing qnaliffod to do something more than he refrained from so doing. Mr ^w.a that the stock of the Mmhigan Central tii.n requested the boys to leave, at ho ia watrrte^ and yet this road, with its Remember the Odd F.Uowe dance on bed company from abroad who could rwpreeonting only what it coat the prec­ Thureday erearagEvan AmveX>Vhirsgv is increasing not endure lha mriro. They sail they oat Company, and 1st fas thau its ac­ A. contract for building the foneo bortrad. very rapidly. <ven during would and did, like genttetnra. ITo tual cost, has not paid one cent of diviaround tho Union School grounds has tb.ro hard times. Tbo aggregate busi- thanked them for faring, and they said deed tur tbe posit twelve months, whifo bora IM to Samuel faw. th. naw roods referred to have faded to nroa of that city th. fast year is estima­ The indefatigable Anderson is still ted at SMS.O&O.OOO. In 1872 the fig­ It seems they had business in other pay even tho interest oa their bonds at work: if bo oratnaoa tho K., H-, L, ure, wore HM,900,000 and in 1871 places, as their music wav heard the notwithstanding :1m anuaat of stock I do not n prop such paid for by local sxbscriptiias, town A N. M. B- R-, is rare to bo built 8102,000,000. W. ee. no rearoa what­ next night. Oar fat poy dregs a little, but tb. ever why there should not be a contin­ doings, but under ell the rircuafaaneee, and county bonds, which vu donated * * *. to the Companies. Equal and exact pay itetedvnnM system is gain mg ground ued increase of trade there year after i I rather enjoyed itjustice is all we ask for any elass of with ws very repiily. Thanks patrons- year. Boaton, Philadelphia, end New tusC, but do think our Railroad ecookt York will have to be wide awake in tho Hon. R. a Prindlo has boon Judge Wtrnu Ixrxaawts Lrextr to Win — Th. Now York Tnfaw ef Friday »ays ! are not paying as ranch for the money ■ the talk for inflation in tho Sonata ! inveoted in theta, as any ether equal amount of capital invested either ia Ag­ yoetorday was dear and strong ar.J we riculture or tnsnofseture. does pay, TmxGuloxx Aes says Mr Motley's greatly regret to believe that Mr. Mor­ Already there ere partie. ia this Ay and that until ft dees pay this mach new book, “John of Barneveld," will ton exprcasM the demand of a largo trom Richland Lodge, L 0. 0. F. to fitthe bowl about graseing monopolies, aeon be pubSahed. He has spent great teu.1 tb. Odd FdtoW. Ball to-mosvo* labor upon it. aud it will probably take portion of tho West Tho friends of a otorbitant charge, and th. like is all sound currency may as well make up wrong, and is not in tbe interw: of th. fall rank with tho greatest historkal their minds that the contest ia going Wo Morn with deep regret that Hora qroduciog rl.w.e of tho State. against them in Washington this Win­ Mark D Wilber cf Allegan, lies dan wtoeh it iauin some dag’ee the oequrace. ter, unlaw they can spoedily turn tho gmooriyeick with Typhoid Ferm, at Mr. Motley's health is improved, bat be tide now seUmg so strongly la tho di­ hi. soMdauoe tn that village. it sliU suffering from a oemi-paralyrio rection in which Mr. Morton u roving.” Patout Office to Michigan Inventors, for 39tf Our devil thinks it <}»•« h’ of tbe nervous system and has gone to Out hero w. bwltove that Mroses. tho wook ending Doc. >0, 1873, aad oach appfa . spend the viator at Cannes, France. Morton, Ferry, Field and the other ad- broring that data — Furnished thia pa­ Lost.—On th. street in Hastings bevoeates of tbctr views are the true per by Cox A Cox, Solicitors of Patents, twan tbo itoroaptJ. P- Roberts A CM, Harran Act.- -Is it no: rather Into to friends of a sound currency. and note Waahiagtaa, D. Q and Bar foe an4 Goodyrar's a waltet begin to diseas. tho principled of Civil Grain Cradle— D. Duesler, Coldwater. containing about six dollars and a half. their succoes with pleasure. Rights when a negro in defame of the ricroll-Sowing MaoMa.-T. W. Dow­ Th. finder will b. fairly rewarded by bill is acknowledged to have made a favtag ths same al the Baswxa office ling, Pcmitac. A Lurea Tata.—Tbo Grand Rapids ELIZA DURFEE. Ma. Gao. M. Dawn—Daur &ir : Tbe better speech than the View Preaidrat Nut-Lfck—J. B Sveedaad, Pontiac. Hastings Jan. 7th, 1S74. new M. E. Chureb, in Behlmnro tosre. of ih. Southern Confederacy T Better Stewrdey FrmMg Past fays, "Hea. Osr-Startor—J. C Wallace and J. W. Bedfad Oranit, will bo dedicated oa JameeF. Joy, tbe preoent “Railroad peso the bill alonce, and then give aL Feb. teh, 1874, at tbo tfa of series­ king of Michigan” and millionaire, teation to the other, pending measures oral qrorterly mrolina for this Confer­ D. 4 Cook has p- to Lancing to that are second in importance only to fifteen years ago was an obscure young ence year. Hr.-H-C-Trok, ITefareg Lur or Lr-rtsas remaining at the lawyer in Detroit, aad not worth fifty Hastings, P. 0-, Jan. 20th, 1874. a —’~r of tbe Grand Encnmpdollars.” But tbe fact m that nearly M.I of Odd FUfara, a. tbo Rapm.roChoe. A. Baker, Jack Bearer, Ejaak twenty yean ago, Mr. Joy was rogard- Brunson, David Durkee, John Holm, terive rfFatamr Bncempmeot No. 44, ATTKxnow.-Our elencel friends are sd aa owe of tho loading lawyers of the Jane E Bedford, Mrs. Gardvtte Hann. requested to hand ia asmouno.menu of i John A- Spaulding. Jen. M. Whroler. mooting*, socials, lecture^ marriages, wealthy mau of Detroit, aad was large­ deaths, or any other matter of genetai ly engegeu in pushing forward the II Bohn Williams. Direct your letters to number of F. 0. interest occurring to their juried*:iuc, fading Railroad anterprfas of the day, | aad tbo same will bo published free of working tbea as now with daterrained coot ; and aa we arad paper free to oresrol to beild up the ccnmxrvsal laterry eJergyman in tho county whose ad­ •etc of tbo City of Detroit. • dress wo know, wo do not think this is asking too much. TKeoditorof TJ» BtUtr J/v,1publiabed st Detroit, get off n half ^otamnxrf abuaq ot the Zfayaafat Afaro—, publisbrd at Coocurd, New Hampshire, wkfa took hka,Raaa.n, to task for tho fiy/fara. fUuhtai bo made use uf In a fature at Coaewd whose he said “the Fropublfau party of Nsw Hampshire is Qmod Eunampreent rf 1.0. 0. F., ad Uro guardian aagM of ths grog shops.” joamed at midnight on Turoday eve­ Well wo treat Brother Cugsw.U will ning. Of their doings vs ahaR have not got alarmed, as bo has brain, oometbiag to say ia out nexU raragk to supply « wfalo regiment like Ru^ll, and gbaiV oarash to eope wiA dt Mtfo Mrafonn kalf trying Obstacles to Marriage. s‘7^JTb±r.,±tyfca.‘^t: -hila tey eflari < AX&OrSSSS fessVCS'lvs-t s texlSrttkt."— - 'Wwat 9Ua£ MUSIC BOOKS PRICES. POSTAGE PAID If Subvert bed far before April 1. W74. WEEKLY SEMI-WEEKLY WQILI. Lical fcbji)ie» police;. TERMS. esaav lAnfasat. ;.:.«Msii ao' mb wtfa fat CM r.HHSSSSKS: JOB PRINTING HOLIDAY PRESENTS. �•P • ’ S MOORE’S S BUBAL NEW-YORKER. f and wbei, tbe olarmi-J neighbors came, (o:rr littte Nellie wua brought lifeless and drijiping from the water. Mrs. Ashburno cried out, wept aud sobbed as a loving, impulsive motbev will do at tbo lose of her darling. But tbs fathsr. made of a'eroer stud, hail received a blow that shook hia very til I MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. RGrand River Valley Division S: I BEA.KS JUMI 5"**l 3 E Tin: FARMER, THE HORTICULTURIST THE STOCK GROWER. THE DAIRYMAN. 1* -n from him? Ths thought was agony, and ho asked, in all humbleness, that the cup might pass from him. And when tho dark cloud hi tod. and health camo slowly book to the wasted mother, he ant about performing hia vows. It surprised own himself tu see bow little time it took to bring order ot every disease uuu i* heir to. They are a penile VurgcUve a* well aaaTouie, reliev­ ing Conpestion or InflammaUon of the laver and Visceral Organ*, iu Biliou* DiaIf men will enjoy good health, let than: u«e ViaMSS Crrrxrai as s medicine, rad avoid the n*e of sleoholic Lliciulant* la every form. No Person can Uke these Bitten, acrovdinp to direction*, and main long nawell, provided their bonce are not deitrayrd by mineral poiaou orothar mcaaa. and vital or;«n* urastrel beyond repair. Grairfu) Thomtands proclaim Vora- I r ," * l SiTOSli 5 The Best Dollar Monthly. I WOOD’SHOUSKBOLDMAGAHNE. “ Ayers Fort WajE. Jicboo & laiiaai Hair Vigor, A' dressing PARLOR GCODS MICHldAN AND THE SOUTH. S" T Hair iu 3 Odor. I long habit eould be broken at one wrench, and he often caught himself tripped. But perseverance u all pow­ erful ; and ho hod but to recall tho mute reproach ou his dead cliild'a lips and the bitter words erf his half-uucoccions wife, to arouse himawlf to hia du­ ties. And one would hardly believe ihe wonders the change baa wrought. Tbo tarm, from being slovenly and unproduetivv, is changed to a * snug, money-making homestead, and Mr. Ashburne is at tbo present writing, M remarkable for hia promptness n* he ■ aa five years ago for ilia miserable habit of procrastination. BULLS fl run mi ntEiiH favmite. tS£S"sk: t'tdrystftwi sight forever, ami he stood, remorseful sad silent, beside tho touch of bis sick wife, and listened to the moanings and wanderings of her grief-stricken brain* be knew that she. tuo—grade an 1 char­ itable as oho over wee—bad rritteo hard things against him. I. awg *,te ftv rarav*wu 1 Ii Aa4 tetanie w*sn heart* H**wMt rseew. 1. **— - - 1* Im* VtaeoaetatessralMri b a 1ms lh*r> w. * »’£ST££y Dirisioy Ten minutes labor, at tbs right time, s-ould have saved hi* bountiful child ; saved tho warm, loving arras for hi* seek, and the soft, rod lipa for hia kis*. CHAMBER SETTS BONEY' . Michigan Central R. R. Dip, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, Brrr, and gctirnuly restoring tbe bosllhy fuLcsions of tbe digestive organa. DysncMia or indigestion, Headache,l*a>n in the Hhonldcra,Cotig!>itTight- PUBLIC LIBRARY of KY. ol March Next SIDEBOARDS art! ter DINIKG KU ■t®, it taw. •S'KS-' Month, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart. Inflammation ot the Lunn, Pain in the region uf the Kidneys, and a hun­ dred <iifo-r pefofol symptesns, are tho off­ springs of l>yvpe|«a. Ono bottle will prow a l“-IU r piaranter of its tnrrila than a lengthy advertisement. Scrofula, or Klug’s Evil, White Swellings. Ukvr*. Erysipebui, Swelled Seek, Goitre,' Scrofulous InCuumattoos, Fl strayed, or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such aa remain can In eared by thia a|tplicatk>n, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning grey or falling eff, and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents the forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often ao un­ cleanly and offensive. Free. from tbaeo DMreil. leavs. *: U 10 tal’i O *« to ** Ms 1 rba-ClM V******!*«* sn eM4a*ril iKb.(«s t'retrsl. Jashwa. Lasaei A Bas-* kw. G.»d Itivre Vtltey, «ra jm U«ilmX Ufo Khan S BichigM Iw.iiktw BeU.wsl DB. CROOK’S WINE OF TAB I » TraToauweCuMMSe ^40 t—S BaawwKt Br-CnioS * _WtaesfTaelo nave more rlnmbcrs. Tv;»-->«ttrfs. Guid-beatars, aad Miners, aa they rulvrace ia life, are sub­ pvt to purelyu» of the Bovria. To guard againat thia, take a done of WaXXD S 5 tnotn Urmaa occaaiocally. For Sliln DIm-sm*, Erapuona,Totter. Salt lUirum, Bloicbee, Spots, • Pittrplta. l*uUulei, Hml*.'Csrtmncim. Htngwnrnw, Scald Head. Sure Eyca. fjysipetes. Itch, tfoarfs. Diieolrwiitfor.!. of the Bkic. amor* and Piera* ■ of l{kin of whatever natae or nature, are literally dug up and aimed out of the I'«<o in a short time by the era ot these Bittera Tin. Tape, and other Worms, fork­ ing in Use ay stem of ao many Uxxurwla, aro cSrctually destroyed and removed. No system <rf medieinr, no vermifuges, no utbeiminitica, will free tbo system from worms like tine Ritter* For Female ( omplalnte, in young or old, raasricd or ringle, si tbo dawn of * wemanhood or the turn of life, Umi Tonic Bitten <b*;ilay to decided an infineuce that im|iroveaent la soon perceptible. Jaundice.—In *11 COM* of jaundice, reel mured that your bver b not doing its WANTED ! Adtertist ii lit Haitiiis Bauer. ASvwtMes win nta* a«y ssaSeeMn. ASvirtaiyewgltay sMmmts. 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! MWEST t PHia Ayer’s JOB PIMNTTNC tavor its removid. Tor thi* purpose use VorxoaB Bm*a Cleanse the Yltbted Blood when, ever you find its itapunUea bursting through tbe akin in Hrapleo, Erupttooa, Of Bores; cleanse it when you find it obelrncted and slugniah in the Ttdna; clines it when it is foul; your feeiincs will tall yonwbm. Keep the blood pure, pad the Feed Gutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Maohinee. COUNTY FARM Tho Babcock siBsflMrts Cherry Pectoral, Good Tough Oak, Book Him, or White Ash Lumber infusion does not give tbo starch reaoliun, and 11 borofore conclude there h nothing jireoent but coffee and chiawy. "' I re-j-orated end weighed some of tbo chieury, and, making silowanw for the part dissolved in water, 1 conclude ‘ ' consists oL equal parts s*l F l face of tbe water, but tits particles of chicory, as they become wet will sink to tho bottom, giving u brownish color to tho water. Let tbe whole stand for half an hour, when meet of tbe ehicory will be>t tho bottom, while tbo coffee ■ ill remain oa top, and in this way you will get some Has of tbo amount of tho adulteration. Ha soaked tbo root* of some aPoicw nursery treua in lye, lo destroy imagin­ ary ias-xrU, aud suroeeded ao effectually that BO inwctv appeared-nor leaven either; turned brine on young fruit ended the struggle by nock; iutrodured a famous porker utBcug bis twine that proved tn have au infectious disease, from whfch near ly bis whole bard died. \ But tho crowning uusfurteu* was the loua af a fovuriie and valuable horse that bo attempted to doctor, burauM he waa afraid t> trust him in the hands of a farrier. Thia calamity staggered him for a white, and he was content to folEra ia tho bowwn trackaod bo govern- PIER. GLASSES! Fourth Grand Gift Concert strength. Its superiority was gained by a new process of roasting known on­ ly tu tbonuelvee, in which the foil strength uf the coffee was retained. He said hundreds sll over the country wore using it, aud that it gave the boot of satisfaction. “ Mr. Hubbard thought if it contain­ ed double tho strength uf good Java bo would try a barrel* as it euuld be ob­ tained at 30 orate [>er pound. When he came to nse it he found that it re­ quired about three times tbo amount of Irnm it was of interior quahtv and taste. Mr. Hubbanl scut n sample uf this ‘double strength Java* to Dr. R. C. Kedzie, of the Agricultural College, for analysis, and tbo ductor's letter pub­ lished below sjows thia swindle ia its eharmisg “good fellows" whom every­ foil light: body liked, and his family alttosi idol“ Lsxaise, Jan. 8, 1874. b*d. But, somehow, he was always al the foot of fortune's ladder. He ha 1 no sucora* in making money. Indenl, tn barrow a phrase that should bo Hibwrnian if it is nut, he “ progressed backward*'' decidedly, and all for the simple reason that be was afflicted | with tbo chronic infirmity of procrasti­ nation. He was never quite ready tu du tbo ngh1 thing nt the right time. To-uicr- cut down tlAt mammoth thistle and sprinkle salt on it, straighten tbe fence that seemed about going to sleep on duty ; drive a few. naffs in those loose boards on the bam; pat a lock on tbe smoko house ; a hinge on tbe gale, and a cover cn the cistern. But, alack and alas! to-morrow never $1,500,000 Fl and m»i:ih-d trnibeep A horse hsrf bro­ ken through tbo stable flour aud latued iteeH badly—probably would never en­ tirely recover from it, 'Aenulk-house, the public generally: There 1* hardly an article of goarral oontutnption that ia not aubiect to adul­ teration to came extent, and very gene­ rally the article. which are mo»t u*od are unauspectod. Tbo buyers for con­ sumption. in their porehates of ■ few pounds at a time, either have oonfidunto tn lha retail merchant or they have no limo nor means lo prosecute any inves­ tigation. Tho Innaing JfzpuHiean pub lisbcv the following statement in coonreto.ti with the adulteration of euffke, which we consider of general interest, and call special attention to the direc­ tions given by Professor Kedrin, of- the Agricultural College, aa to the easy method by which adulterated coffee can be detected by any one. The ItipMm *ays: . "Sometime in Octolwr, A. H. Adams, of the Ottoman Cuhvey Company, Chi­ cago, appeared in this city and sold J. H. Hubbard a b-rrol of what ia claimed I staff, and of court e tbo crues-piecw I stayed on But you should bare seen tbe butter! There was lint all through it. 1 molted and strained it, and now it will only do for cooking.*’ “And butter forty cents a pound! IfoaDy, ii ia to bad. Bring tho vexa­ tious thing here, suj 1 will attend to it at once; and when tbst ia done, 1 must go tu Mr. Chun hill * and see if 1 can got some more cabbage plant*. That netfead row pushed over a panel of lbs garden fence lost night and made a clean swoop of my cabbages, besides trampling aver everything. I intended to have placed sum.' new (wets long ago, but nave neglected it. and now tbe garden ia utterly ruined. I <jo believe Detel Umu 1 lab IBitu COM. 875,000 00 AI-UAHLi: <JJF*TI L. D. SINE’S IU0 SEiitLJK MOSTtfir GIFT ENTERPRISE! •Isa going to the village; would t ButoasoMBfreny mf U is ao often tbo race between bus Hand wifo, Mrs. Aahburna wm ex- nr.w.’SB, WttSffltt, atfuarfch. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-01-28.pdf 47bb9e7656c3222f3e8bc3d682b812ee PDF Text Text !>■ Rj«rii»ucyi Basmh- HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1874 VOL XVIII. Irifwfatl ani faUw'cufc “Jtut this Mim Dallas : If wltan he awaken*, ha is hupe ul and remambers nothing of hia diaapoiatment, we wiU not need you at all. But should he begin to rink, tha right of yon would STEBBINS “But how T’ BED-LOUNGES. . MAT- COUCHES, rocaLod your decimcn vf a few weeks BBQ.” • “Oh, tha! would be too horrible ! I could nev.r do that •• “Not to nave a man's life F' he naked solemnly. 1 He would not thank me for saving hia life by ends a mockery,” she said. “Why, I might have to say that I loved SCHOOL BOOKS TRESSES. PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumeries and Toilet Artidoa. hr I wfam Us MB*** Waeshie. Paint*, Oila, Vaniuh and Die Stuffs. and Faery Atliclei. | CONFECTIONERIES 1 .] BUs. fad IP GROCERIES! Trurrfiug Dsskcto, D ruggiata Sundries, i । 'hi CHOICE - cra-lssi sat hl»4 sal r»4 1 I«l . f»r ser <kd U Uw. .Trasse, 8!>vvl4sr llracss tai tUpporlsr* Paint Brute aid Priattrs Sltti. Oastea. Y-.AM-n.tsa. v lbs BrrrasMs* Dunas. CHAEITT. «T FAy-to CANE SEAT CHAIRS “But liow could I ever meet him, I1AKGAI.1IGUAniMTEED i At least ton |er cent saved by buying nt the City Diva Broaa ‘It would bo no harder then than il is >w. And I have no doubt Harry will STEBBINS <fc BELDING. td to help you, Doctor, cm like profanity to J. Cole & Son, Ippomte Goodyear's Hardware. ----- —fellow.craature's fife, and bo all the blame 6a me.* •I nah I could do it, but what an awful thing it is fora girl tu do !’ ‘1 can eppraoate your Lnitation, and i yet. if you were my daughter I would rey it was your duty to do it.' 'Thank you Cur Myiug that. Doctor; it decides uie. * will do what you a*k.‘ .'Thanks) I will call fory^u thia avwntng and explain your part to yoa.’ Laic: in tho night tliero gathered arond the bed ul tbo sick man bis mother sud autere. the Doctor and Kato Dalia* The ductor had explain*! to I bo utbare tho jiart bo had persuaded Kate to act. if il sbuuld b j ulcoasary. a nd they had thanked het aver. nJ over for cuuwntiug. They Mi near each other; tho mother and sister* wonder­ ing in their own hearts that any girl could know their Harry and not tova him. but yet, they are womau enough tu kuuw that tore cun not bo forced or GROCERS Ofcr 6r SUe >1 Be Lmsl Lirlit ta um plaster, mcco m ume, uk iu mu Shingles, Lath, &c. The New Wheeler ^.Wimion Sewing Machine AWARDED the highest premiums at all the leading fairs in the World, and the onlv one recommended for the Grand Diploma, of Honor, at the Worlds Exposition, at Vienna. It has less pieces than any Shut tie Machine, Sows' Faster, It Runs Stiller. I' Ruus Easier. ItSews the Thickest and Lightest Goods. It w Easier Adapted lo Different kinds of Work, It will Jast.a Ldfcthnc. Every Joint bemeExtra* Adjostsble. Old Machine, repaired or Exchanged. -* oi all kinds at the office Of the Agent in this City. Hiould the Agent tall to call on you, he invitee you to call nt hit office io the Store ofHKlKS BRO.’ri. State Street, Itertlng*. Mich., and examine tbr Wbecter* Wlleon before purcbnelng cl»cwhere. . A. D. COOKjXgeu^. i/tousrifY- Sirjical aid Meakaiisal t.fy.1 AT JOHN STANLEY t* FOB MKBlClXALrtTKFWBllJI ; r Atoe. laeorUd DooUie Pertsr sM Mteborrb sals Ale'ksHseesteaUyeebaoh. JsNkrsee &. DENTIST NllkTllIl. ‘ IW1. A BARGAIN AU wsrk ptewytlT sUaxfai te- Swssy’s H0!*1-, JAMES WOODRUFF IF YOU WANT again exhibited tbomselvc* through the country, rad at Wood’s Museum in this city ; bat they were only moderate: ly euccostfuh owing pmtiaHy to a taparity wbteL prevented managers from having anythmg to do with them. A greater curiosity in their Hue had sprung up, too, in tba two-headed girl —two negro children from South Oarolina—who are joined at the hip*, and who are OU exhibition in Faria Chang The death of the tiuitneen twin. iu. Mount Aiety, noar Salisbury, N. (X, on tba 17th of tlua mouth, ended one at the aawt remarkably oi natural phefor Harry, while somethjtiw-saiirht »»»- nousana. They tame to this country io sib»r happen to asttny Kato; ao ho set 1829. when they were 18 years old. about unfolding tho etretagem. Harry haring previously been shown in Ea listened attentively, his feco turning red rope. They ware barn oa the coast a( *ml jiele by turn*, but he s»*k« m word Stem, and their parent* lived by fish until the itory rru, Gni.bod ing. None of their fifteen brodren nod ‘I did thi.,' eaid tho doctor, ‘became sistere were du formed, although many 1 knew it was the but chance of saving of tnem were twins. They made Um your life. I kept bar back unit! I saw tour of the United triates, and, except- prvbsfollty of the fatal aflbet of om’s death upon tba oriior. The idea of it must be done? <ng 18m Ti umb, were tho greatest ob■Have yva soon Kate since that jeete of wandraneot to the people. Nur ^paral-ng them by a surgical opera­ tion had Loen often bn ached, but phrntght F Him asked -quietly. was the curiosity rrguding them con­ ait-tenahad conanllr agreed that it ■I eaw her but once, und then only for fined to gaping rural1st* To many ai moment. Tho j«x>r girl's uenci men uf acieMo they wvn- tLe first a/M- would kill them. Therefore each wm underwent a terrtblu strain that night, imen of jomi-d and living human be­ haunted with a dread of being left iMiund to hia dead brother, with absent ’ “re <aJlcd to ’“Jp b,r-' ings. Ibe-ficahy hguluzc shi hlinked ‘Doctor, t yrant'to ask you eras quei- them waa abuOl a toot in length, two a certainty of dying under any attempt Wtofa tion. Do you think I can hare any iuebes broad, atul four thivk, and to sever him from tho corpse. in Bari* and Ixxtdun, they couaulted hope uf ever winning her love Y through it ruu a lorgu nrtory and itietiy To be frank with yoo my dear boy, I veins, making ibetr c>rcuhdioa identical. do not think you ever can. 1 h*ro given Their breathing, tuo, waa simultaneous you a careful account of .what pa^sua when they were aalcwp. 1 were between M ■< our interview, and to mr, not io entirely utte, however, ttuit her 'tian ucr showed tost you had no I each had an entirely M’pareto cxi.tcnoc. Their rens^a were totally diwunne.-to<L ------- wa, One could not f«ri a butt infixtud ua duly to inquire for ma.’ tho other, tCV ligature being the only . 'Yea, but it was n< my suggseliuu, un­ part in which thi-y were sinudtivo tu til I Lad fold you Uta.Mmy.' cotumau. Much edoutitic ducraasion Doctor, 1 am. so f«r as you can taH, atuee cvncvrning them, maiujy boariag n<ht ’n‘ud i »m 1 ttolT Upon.the qnestna of -pouMble sepawn ■Crnaudy yuu arc.' ,'1'he fever ba* all gone F *O1 course il ha*. What ore yon driving at i Barocm gut tho twins iu 185l\ aaJ '^'al tbi*.’ said be, with dospariag for rental yc#* thuy were shown in bi* old muoeuu*. At that time they •liuko Eoghali v. ty ita|«rf-cily. They were below tho tuodiurn size Chang was Larger tlun Eng, and foukod seve­ and thu fives of the twins grew ral years younger. He was, too, ;]>• ed indeed. The details of their death * okntai su|«>riur of bn brother, although Loth were iguoreut, and lud inteliigouce gre. Chang died first, and a I that ecnrcM'ly. rote abuvn low ouitniug. Thotr fanot were peculiarly repollioK, y<Uow in hue, and clowly rciemhliag those a! Use Chinese cigar seifan uf Chatham street Chang was thu nuxt rolmsl and’ good naiured. Eng was ultra rick, aud alway* tuoroau and pievisli. They bad n sleeping room in the mueoutn, ns did die other curiosi­ ties, and one mgUt a rumpus was heard awaken,’ bo »ayi. ‘Yuu Mis. Gilman, and one uf the moat attocioua acta, of and Huth, will stand uaar mo and be cruelly, the truib of which ia avouched ready to catch the Ural question bn asks fur by ihv most reepectAla iuthMily, ard anwer it. Mia Dallas. you wiH The next day Harry was driven io oc.urred dumg the Colombia etreggie itaa-1 ox the door and come If I speak .| Hie home of Kato Dallaa, and as be ait fur independence. •: to you. and act m 1 have told you be­ 'in the parlor awaiting her ap|>e*r*uc.-, a week, which they «iuitably divided The bnaniah General Moriiio, the fore. If we are, prompt and careful, bia thin, white lips aeenred to move as ard put into savings banka. They moat bl«id-tbi«alr and treachtroua tool and God wills It, we will cava Ha Hfe ' if he wore rehearsing Ms pari. never visited llwir home, nud Moaned of tbo Spanish King, was crnMad Cpunt The toother end sulcra step sottly •1 OJU glad to ace yuu cut again, Har­ ta hare nu care tor tufe family. When back to the bedside, and the doctor, ry,' else said, ae she c-uuo toeurd him. U*w.s sickChsuigYrursol mat; but! reading the tremor in Kata'a syne, wait* bnt though her vu.ee was sprightly, Ii.-nu.pi did ao fro:u sulluh motives, Os to apeak with her. too acetous illm-M uf onu ma.to it nocbar facu was fully ay pale as his. •You will not have to say a word. •Ibank you, Kato, thia is my first unary ft r llui well uue a]m> to go to bed. Mias Delia* I will play the tyreutieal call; but Dr. Biuwn euuMutod to tny Cbaug had something of no appreciative doctor to perfection and earn you, as rem of tun, and liked to giyo a-itwLsa —11 .. .... ■nm.knnnni that Her eye* triad to read in Uta if thu ianswers, in lu* broken Eugli-b, to the doetur bad told thu »lory, but she said ; numberless ijucstivps at visitors. They Il waa no common cum wiiu Doctor with Barnum until 1855, and •1 hope you will auou bo out of tbo remained i Brown, this eUandanee on Harry Gil­ doctor's hands.’ it iwbclwved that they bad then saved ’What can man. When ha camo to Melville a •I loarood from Dr.' Brown only last ieUurBlU.t-OO didlore each. Growing SO PAGES; I>~ Mtu MA Viaus. m4 CtlL tKicr. unknown greduab-, seeking to evening,’ ho wool o*, a* if determined tirod oi ebow life, they decided to dstliUED rLlTIC. r.hU.,U y«run., X UN. -1 eno Jo but little, but what I cm • Yser. First Ns. far |(?« Jwsl tossed. A O«restablish himeslf sod can hia daily to My at one-, whal he hsd ucw to say, tie down in a warmer jiart ef tiio Uni- .hill be dune." . . . nuu<4iU«u si iaw« ar-w. bread, it waa Hany Gilman’s faihrr ■ut wbal von tunwiul to do for him durAUrru. JAMEd VICK. Itechnwr, X. T. Murillo scuod ths litlic faitow’s exr, who bad been the find to trust Um, i w fa* my stekuoss. 1 ought to th tu k I and said; ; cue who had taken him to hia own fire­ you fir, purhaiia.*avin< nty life. I' d<i “Would you suffer your oar to ba ta­ In their travels they End been tn ' side and made him feel ho waa in tha thank you heartily for all that you ken off to procure your father's fife T" hooaooda friend; the oua who Ud did, and all the m ao baruuau I kn-.w North Cororins, and rt* chmato had “I eurtaialv would/ *M the un­ honored him with hia friendship in all I wn* a nrrible task for you. He told p|en«d them. t*o they buttaht two daunted reply, . . ilia sueeeoding yean. Doctor Brown me tba mutoM* hwtory of hi* plan, phBtaiiom. cud secured wivM tu cumTbs boy wept, but did not raaiit was now. with ekiil and care, repaying and{wiuJo 1 wiah U had never been rileto their domestic o-.tabbshn-uut While the barbarou* order was exacattlemr-n tn Barry County to introduce to the aue tha debt ha owed the lath«, thought U, 1 can nut but »<m Low gieat Here thoy took the sornateo of Buokar ourKtendanl Pubxleatloria. in that and They were then bachelur* of torty-four and he could not hare done more for a Merifice you mads tor ma, amt I Uuak Tiry msrried English ri*tare,‘*aged adjolulnt Conntlva. The book, are the bisownohdd. Ashe looked into the you. Ib r it.’ urodactlona of the most 1’opular Aintrt. . twvhrt-six and twwaiy-eigbt The gi.-l* . can Authors, and are fiartna large sales £iw had ouvjrwd bar fact with bur wherever offered. Hand for circulars feel it was a fearful experiment be woe band* at suon a* bo began, nud still tend been servants, and il ia -safo that a I which will show <mr liberal Inducement about to make on two b'vea, . but he kept Uteut tiwn*. Ho waited a momsat- Lancasbire d>d!-et still Hinge to them to Ascents, sud give give full duecrlptlon brushed lbs thought aaida. snd return­ aatfto giro bar an opportunity to speak. TM-maklngjrf the double match in­ ,.r iiu, < i.».i.h---- ■ .... volved tnurh trouble, tor nllboagh the ed to hie patient. , . twins were *ot undely exso ing, it waa There yress the, preuxmtiory *ympStorp. lotas of awak roing upon ibe part of thn thaak yoo ualy, but M>o to aay *Gosd- hard to find women who wvra'both rick man, and th* heart* of the woman to-1.'. Uba uncovered her fees at tbi., wilKngand at all rfarireble. There around him seemed, nlmret burning and har eyre tilfed with anxiety—b. wm nu love making betore the engage­ with mMpenso and anxialy. At last the westtoa, Un a . few dsys l will learn ment, tho courting wm dote by proxy eye* opened; the wild took in them MatviUo Rmyvr. bat if—bo luatwr and correspondence, and the Indio* ha ( soon gave way to one of recogmli in. whore 1 am—Hie day .ball mmn w hen men their future husband* only at a Aow la London when they aeeepted the and tbe Up* feebly uttered ; I <M» Ixi ol help ur nwuetoura ta you, 'olior uf waniage. ' Tho twins bkoid “You wished lo mo me, Ductor F* •Mochar.'. yuu will remember that I own my lite , etioie.. upon Hkaoemu* forwardod ‘tSbeouuM. not sneak; bar heart was so you, aad —<w almas; broke duaa their “I did, Mies Dallas, and upon a very ,by their agent wh.i gave Meutwuou* of serious matter. Pardon me if I appear too full for Word*, hoi . she‘boat oyer •Un rrirpertabiHSY of ths -girt* AU to U meddling with your secrets; I do having been arranged they wore it only to save a toltow-CTMlure’* Ufa." brought to Amcrice, lbs tw'ms paying The young woman's face Rallied dur­ ing the remarks, but paled wtoa ho spoke eo gravely. Ho continued : r»perty re Orvss 8L.Toasted ng at Two Ams st . -Thtoe wook* age I was ualM to the strong, liealtby Engihh working girl* Tho domestic fins of the oou|dm were js-culixr »(eb family k=d owu DON’T DELAY 1 buuac, rervan!-, and dor.ieaiic eetaUiabwant. The ptatitatione -were owned For raotber llko BARGAIN wHl nud managed Mpevately, although m ■over prisiat itself ta tlri* Chy. . ! matteis of conreqn.nce Chang was ussaDy tba tr.a»tar Tho wives lived •utnrir st their raaoKtiio itoures, and tba hiMbunda alternated-stayuw ooe wrek at Cbaug’e buuao and tho ucx: weak al Eng's. Each U<kwl alter Lu plnntattea nod other burinnes . during she week* of Iwjac al Ms m place, and Hi. viriing brother »U unt sup DENTIST ^'I82’4fc£. Purs Wines and Liauors! "Oh. I could not do it I* “Nbtaran to save hia life F' "You said that before, she aaid, “but not even for that oould I do such a thing. Harry and I LaTo ever baou very dear fnepds. I never feuciwi that bo could loro too until he surprised mo by hh avowal, and then I told him it could not be. How could I stand at bis bedside now Md that I loved him I No. no, it can not bo. Think of somo other plan." “I have thought of all ways, Him Dallas. 1 may not have to ask you lo do thia thing that you di. like ao much, unless in the contingency 'J spoke of 1 will not My to you what c»fU to do, my dear young Lady, bull promise you. if I am cocu[»llc<l to <uk your atoUlanee. that I will explain the whole matter to Harry, just aa it is. and giro him a eor•wt “nd uoderstaading of your NO. 40. Heavens! CuuM ho beltovp Ma own heart! CotU il be poarible that aba brad him I Hi < eye* filial with light and hope again, and with ooi step he wasTxridv her. ‘Kate,'said he,‘am I Miming from death ottco more .to hfi» f disobey mo already. Clear out of the Gin you forv mo F lb you tov* mo ? room, yen women, a! ones.’ Aik ma to star but once again ! I am No,’ said Harry, ‘stop a minute’ Kate, yours fur hfe or death, if you loro mo. sdUmmUmmaF Whit ehall ll be. darling, will I go or aha said, and she pressed her “'!>«•. r.' was nil she aaiA lips to his face. •‘You may go now,’ be said, and ht> took tho draught the doctor offered him, turned io the wall with sweet content­ ment written on his lace, and in a few moments the doctor's practice I ear told him his patloat was aslrep. .He walked out where tha women were awaiting him. took Kate's hands TguaSoctAt Wire, Tjrxr* Wrvn *xi Familus, *«» ruxtx Mnmv Car*. icruiJincp-A Ltrisu Boor Borno Sell The Diamond Tooth X C HASTINGS BARBU « hu b-J Ihi ®. tU hroughl under my care. To-night tbo ttfau direoM will be reraMd, and ton bat run!. mI can render him. ba more 'Wood than ITA.LIAJST �BACON & ^ht ^tpwliran |janittr. Tur. Cnttr Jcvrirx—Btscxwsuta Iauy> eoid weather, far the filth is frox^n up; but this eeason, it fa all ta a state of fearful liquidity. Tho streets run filth Aad, ateo, a of tha 1 . in rivers, and it this weather .hould •f th* Committee on Transportation: port property without showing partiahWnxuxs. The experience of society ha. long emoo proven that all great en- •jUso clause V), section 7, act 195, of J§7), ordering tho railroads to tranaP«t without unnecessary delay, and ta order of time without di*crim:nation all Tbe custom* receipt* for the week ending Jannarv 17th were: A: Nrw York. 82,618.512; Boston. 8288.157 ; Baltimore, 810W12; Iliitadidphta, 8176,789. Caleb Cushing ha* rewired his Com­ fonu rules. Bqth are violated. The mission a* Minister to Spair. report aaserts tha authority of the Leg­ Filtecn hundred cars, containing islature and the duty o! State officers to thirty million pounds of wool, pass’d tareatigsto the violation* of law by rail­ through Omaha from California during I but Cushing.--------- —--------- --------roads and to enforce Iba laws, making J 871 known," thn New Yorker mean* by such new taw* a* ere neeeeaary; that no Gen. Luther McCutehin*. a working that, well-known fa New York. A man legislative, judicial *or Btal, officers Michigan, regard lb* organisational Um should be allowed to accept free pass*?, farmer, wua nominated for Gov •roar by who fa well-known in New Y’ork fa a* | ord<r of Patrons of Husbandry as a and offers of poaeea should be treated as the Republican* of Now Hsmpahiro. teamed by New Yorkers aa capable of movement of vast importance, not only doing anything, and us fit for any poriIndiana ta to have a new Stat* Hone*, an Attempt at bribery. tiun under the stare. I heard an amus­ to tha iatereata of tbs groat producing to cost *2,000,000, and to be fro* from class of tho country, but also fa its ultiing colloquy between an Oiiic man, mato and highest objects, ns dedguod who had had “tha mere loiat reputa­ nd cnlci-lated to bfoaa society at targe. tion" of Mr. Wait* thrown at him, till .Swmd, That we understand the ob bo was tired of It, aud one of these met­ facta of this organisation to lie: First, ropolitan gnndccuen. Bringing togrrtjicr in friendly and in“ Who would vou hare bad I” askedtelligont association that targe class of society, th* farmers, who have fa nil Why, Tierpont, of courae.” tho put lived rom|nretiv*iy isolated, “Oh. my d*ar sir,” said the Ohio prieet* of tha 1 mau, “ bo wouldn't Earn answered at bringing with them their wires, sons that some and daughters, thereby promoting a I all. Ho ie something of a lawyer; but, ' to rescue tl tny dear sir, Ais m a ersrr IsmI nfutttwa. peoplo from th* growing infiuaneo of higher social culture with all ita banco- . la Xaus, wAers I Utt, to u «w»/srstrr«<'y rum and dierinatxon geiwrally. Diari- cent results; second, to encourage the' patarn ta the tint thing to attack, and Intellectual improvement of thews con-; Tbo ussrriag* of the Duke of Edin­ tho toachm ol all deaominatioas fori noetvd with the organization not. only burgh and tho Grand Duchess Mario tho necessity of a movriaetU ujou U. by tho discussion ot numerous question*, Alexandrovna was celebrated Friday. The m«»ten>oxxi will, doubtle**, be a purely agricultural, a proper under­ I Tho Maryland Editors! Aarocistiun great sucorea here, and will, ef every, standing of which ondsrboe our great­ est ouccoes fa the tilling of the soil, ____ j __ — io*r* —l. — adopted resolutions requesting Reprobringing to our aid agricultural fibrnMnistivca in Conrrea* to use every pro­ The lew *U one of onr best riea and journals, thereby becoming per tafluenc* to obtain the repeal of that edited State exchaagio, ha* a now dross better farmera, because more intelligent, portion of the Postal taw forbidding the but also that we may bo more thorough­ and preaouta a fine appearance Success Wm. Marry Tweed. Devoted entirely tree exchange of newspaper*, aud j free ly acquainted with the great and tmaMas4w friend Hfaes. circulation ta tbeeouatiseiu which pubto the Institutions of the Department of jwrtant duties sad obligations devolving Charities nnd Corncuon, it contains a upon a* and growing out uf the reinNot long ago, the Oreana Board of population of over sevuu thousand so ala tiuns we sustain ta society, and also Supervisor* voted to pay and did pay week, we giro place to the foltowi* ar­ with whet onr right* and ’retponsibili- ego be deserted bis family, and subse­ Judge Giddings tha sum of *200, aa ex­ ticle reviewing the action of Ger. Bag­ tioa a* sovereign citizen* of a free gov­ quently his wife sued for and rocrived tra compensation, out of th* Treasury ley ta calling an extra session of the ernment; third, th* advancement ofour a divorcs from her faithless husband, pecuniary internets by first buying more for adultry and desertion. Hyde went of that county, and they did right The legislature for the consideration of th* directly from tbe manufacturer* and ta Ohio, it is alleged, with another wo- | •wrrkman is worthy of hie living, wheihamendments to the Constitution propos­ selling to tbe euesumer, thu* avoiding, men whum ho married, bringing her j but tweuty-aix years old. The political disturbance iu Missiaaip- j ed by tli* Commission, and a brief re­ as far aa [iracticable, the paymgof large with h:ta to this city last summer. view of one of the many important and unnecessary commissions, and by They have since reeufod here. Itacent- pi has lx»sn rettled by the Bupreqie 1 ly the original charge of adukry an Court of the State, which holds the last changes propored, to which we favite 1 brought against him. Sheriff I. W. slsction legal and constitutional. Thisthe special attention ofour reader*. Vnoowsx, of Hastings, came hero ann- put* Ames in the chair as Governor. Governor Bagely has issued hie call od with tho uecesaary papers, and the Tho wife of Captain Trijip, of Peoria, tor an extra session of the legislature srrost was mode as above stated. Tho prevented her husband, on Monday, to convene in this city Much 3. for the sustained by reason of tho intoxication prisoner, through his counsel, wont bo- with e trio ol girls. It is eminently tho purpore at considering the auurndmenta tore Judge Hatatt and sued out writ ol proper thing fiw Mrs. Tripp to produce of her husband, to whom tho Wobb* to ths Ulate Constitution proposed by totoat nrpiu. The beering took niece triplets. but three little Tripps is a good had been forbidden to aril liquor. Ooo tho Constitutional Commsaotoa of 1873. ' yesterday afternoon, which rooulted in many triplet* for Mr. Tripp. of tho men kept tho saloon on property That the call is timely no one will Th- l-alanre in the United States owned by the other. gainsay who is not tallneared by partisan Treasury at the clore of bustaesa were : (torrroo, *2,6M>.2I«>; *peciafa detxwits jonty of the journal* but the great body of legal tenders. 8M.895,0W; coin.88fi,Kosmal Eutci toxa.—The Lansing Jfrof the people believe that the best in­ tightened wisdom may diclaie. 4J8.8U1, including 845,208,800 in rota jh4Jmm v ays that, in view of Use coming terests of the State will be served by a JksirfA, That in a Government like I certificates; outstanding legal tenders, special session at that timo. It will ours tlss> universal good requires that ’axtrnsoatfon Governor Bagley Las or­ 8382,052,317. cost tho State no more to hare the Leg­ there should be no such elnss icgialadered special elections to bo held in islature spend it* timo in the examina­ tion aa will giro to any one branch of . Bay and. Tuscola, to till tho vacancy tion of these amendments now than it business or industry an undoo ad­ • earned by the removal of Senator H. If. vantage nnd power over other interests ; Another important point to bo eon- equally important to the well-being of 1 ' Wheeler to Mason Oonuty ; in Calhoun "10 ®U the vacancy caused by the resig­ mates; among thorn many, -the peculi­ riderod is that men who hare had one, society, but as far as possible every use­ two, or three years' experience are bet­ ful occupation.—* “--------------- 1 “----- ■ nation of.Senator P. II. Emormin, now arity of whoeo delusions reudars them tor able to pas* upon an instrument in, should enj United Stale* District Judge in Utah ; eqwcially intereatfag. These dnlosiuns arc for tho most part pleasest oaaa— dreams of exalted power, unbounded caused by the death of Senator Stod­ wealth, matchless beauty. You will dard. The vacancies to bo filled in th* sou in that bunding a woman of, pcr- Lozislature to mak* improvement* in , the amended Constitution, which it will -Hanse are those caused bribe death of hape. forty-five, who etaims to be the undoubtedly do; but taken aa a whole mother of God. She waa, twenty yeara as it camo from the hand* of the CornBenjamin Walker of Shiawassee aad Loti Walker of Geue*oe. They are ago, the most prominent of tho teachers mitrion it ie tax in advance of tho O>aof Now York. Now, she trite you stitutiOn of 1850, The work of portoc:his arrival in thia State, Mr. Hyd* was, all to be held on Monday, Fob. 23 gravely of her visit to Heaven last iuga Constitution that will meet the evening, and of what ehe aatr and did wants of the peopte is no tale task, and । at present in default of bail ta tho sum there, and aho present* you with dia­ can bo more thoroughly accomplished of 80,000 io rusticaliugjin charge of our mond*, which are glass, ubtxiuwl from at a special eeaiotr, for knowing Gov­ IU* lwl-«.ullh. XmSUm Iga, ernor Bagtey'a views against the recom­ aamoplisbed Sheriff The examination sell to bo tiro Emperor of the wirid, on charge of adultery ka* not yet taken ovorlook the article on the fourth page, and is decorated with star* and garter*, mendation of other matter*, the momSixth, That the question of eheap ulace, and will bo held at Jackson, from lb* Far™. entitled cut frem hi* bed-quilt. B* turns round tr*U!portatian interosts equally both tho offense being charged to have oc­ “Michigan'* opportunity." It is just producer and consumer, and, a* rail­ curred ta that city oomelimi in the winsuch adricx) as the people in all sections you tho exact way in which each coun­ roads ar* public highways over which of our Stat* n«-d to heed, and nowhere try of the globe came into the pn.aimriou a large proportion of th* commerce of of bis family and bimeelf. Then there POULTRY WORLD. oar country ie carried, wo demand such we know nothing, but we do know that fa it more applicable than ta the county is a tall, fine-looking man. who-per­ legislation as will coutral and regulate any man who will fail lo provide as he of Barry. Let u a as we desire public fectly rational on all other subjects— the carrying trade ol our country, and is said to hare done, for an invalid son. thinks that be is our Saviour, and re ­ improvements, ere to it that we do not cun:|>cl all railroad companies to carry de that which will cause capitalists to fuses to water has garden because if passengers and freight at reasonable, denenes to be severely punished. his Father, God, wished it watered he heaitaie about investing their surplua uniform mto.. would eeml rein, and to interfere would Ama/A, That the public land, obtain­ funds within our State. The credit of ed through the United wealth of the Michigan has stood deaervodly high in whole country constitute th* sacred na­ the past, and let us by the prompt pay­ tional domain, and should be devoted ment of all existing obligations Cbostirigidly to the purpose* of actual settle­ we clip tba following correspondencement by pcreons who will develop their tutionalor otherwise, eontinus to merit or plxres; chartering or lieoaiing ferric* • agricultural nod mineral revouroos, in- which wo fool perfectly euro will inter­ th# public confidence, that tho vast im­ art our renders, and which wo ptaro on or toil bridg**; g-aattag to any corpora- —• •• ' . provements so much needed in all parts lion, association, or individual any spec­ record wi‘h peculiar pleasure, because of our State may not be delayed a sin­ ial or exclusive privilege, immunity, or of tho manly tone <rf dfterminsd patriotfranchise, whatever; adopting, by any gle day, through any want of ronfi lone* person, any named pereou ns his child in our ability or inclination to protect Senator Chandler, and which so fully or heir; and vacating or altering any ta good frith our obfigation*. And by represented tha people of Michigan in road laid out by highway commfarioajaai Legislation let us do all wo can to ar*. Tho tr.cml>*.'rs of the Commfarian thoee trying days. The totror of Sena­ ■taka U reasonably certain that /arcyw gave it aa their opinion, when debating tor Qtapdler, is as nrorihj of the man, then* amendments, that their adoption, aa hale worthy of the greet ooufidsnto a>.1 —---- - ----- '.1 rarinM th. tho people ef tho State so generally, and with such justice repose in him. Fuxt, Jan. lllh, 1874. tod effort fa th* way of a revival of rel^forts foeltag, fa the hope that it will spread all over tba count— prayer-mevtiogs are to be he meettags for preaching ta thi and all the available haL., -------praachoro ere to boeriat wmk in the open air; printed matter is to be used parristoutly, and the edrerdsing col­ umns of the drily papers are to bo util­ ised, to awaken the mosses to a deeper feriing ta Religion. The various Ohr.slion asaoctation* join iff tli* movement, tho object of whkh is to crush out tfia growing tendency to loose living, and the wickKlncte which is besoming fash­ ionable. Il fa a singular fact that Wirxaxis. Bitoh areocialion of effort has been brought to th* aid of every inpor'ant branch of buxines* ta the coun­ try except agriculture; thcrefaro, PIANOS, First-Class Instruments. New Scales. Neiq^tjles. New Prices. - VeivLow pRINTIN Q Tt'areroom, Aro. 256 Greene, near Eighth St., Republican Banner Smith &Nixon, State St., Chicago. Book and Job Whittemore Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit New Advertisements. 74 Tho mooring of the State Grange of tbaltatxoro of Husbandry was bold taat week at Katamaroo, awl waa large­ ly attended. The order is said to num­ ber Maae 10,000 in tho Slate. end ha. among . ito tacosben tame very able tea* though from the published list of proas themselves upon the voter who studies them with the object at inform­ ing hitnsel!. But in the light of tba K experience of the peonlo of thia o Bono stand out fa bolder relief or a more needed lh«r thow which prothat "no county, city, township, or other municipal evrporation shall b«- 7. SlNittalafarOirYmiFilh.' HING FOLKS' BANNER BLOCK. Wri/iqs, “Wtal MilM Hub Bsei W od lottos, written by Hon. Zach. Ch diet, one month before that of Ca Cushing to Jeffereon Varis, ackuowlei tag as a fixed fact the.dtasolution of Union, has just come to light, but , from tharaM mtiitu. ..After being and Laving been carried in his pocket all around, even to Old Moscow, was return­ ed to with Oto'teotark Mr. Baron,you cannot nfiord to lose thia letter. It should be kept ns an h*ir4oom iu your family, am! ought to go down into hfa- right and pure national administration. Yri thb may not bo a>, and wo trw.t it ie Dot Mpat of th* proceedings were recr* y*t frees the report* qiren the i duo 91001 at ’ �Ifamnees eoir.poitotl us to bo absent { from the city cm tkoevuafag of tto»20lh iuoi- read deprived ns of a long on'ticipaled pleasure of touring ths able and intonating tatt of Hua. O. M. Bunas, on'‘Naples, Vesuvius and Pompeii;" and whst business did for us, tbs storm did for many who ware "at boms," compeUed them to remain there. Nevsrthslc**, a fair audience ia said to have greeted tho speaker, who from first to last commanded the ctoeost aitontian of every one fortunate enough to be pres­ ent Mr. Berne* made no attempt at Oritariical display, bnt in n conrcrxational toco wall adaplsd to the parlor, told in plain words, what ho sow in that wonderful region, giving new and exceedingly interesting notes of the preo- . , , taking aa en index, the feeling* of cur­. eelf on arriving hen last evening. Al-. 1 thou^ but a few months have elapsedI since wo ware here, yet tbe emotion*, that pervaded our bread upon entering thu little hamlet, wore truly there of (dsasuro. After a long, cold ride, wa reached the honso of our over dear friend* Dr. Hv0. Toner, who with hia family a* usual, gave u» a warm and welcome reoeption, and ’after a nice supper, and getting thoroughly warmed, tho doctor and bis ineetimable wife were ready to communicate anything ot interest or (lint would be likely to prove interesting in a abort letter to tho Bvx- Common Council met pursuant lo ad­ journmi-at at the Council Hoorn*. Moudsv .vening Jan. fah 1874. Present, Mayor, Recorder ond Alda. Dawson, Williams, Bcsraer, Boieu, Hams, and Bentley. Murutes of tho previous meeting road John Hfatou. aged »4. owe of tha pie­ news of Mecosta county, died fa Hinton un tho 80tb faet Gretioi coraty baa aMt one of its few lovers to tho States Prison for indulging in too many wives The offioero'of tho Bellevue Grange Birrutr, I. F. Han, Wttxtuu, 8t. Louis, Gratiot county, contem­ plates a joint stock driving park associa­ tion. Some dastard in Grand Rapids crawl­ On Friday evening last, on Oyster ed into a barn a few nights since and supper and Festival was hold at the tount of H. A. Goodyeax, and recom­ cut the throat of a valuable horse, to inHotel of L. W. Wing, th® prooeo ls to mended that it bo allowed at IM1— g» towards liquidating ths C-L. 12,56 out of General Fund and 75 rents hss long been resting upxn the cemetery of this village. Tha amount raised on ■ On motiun tho report wai tiroly paid tho sum. and all tatenioted and adopted. feel thankful that tho resting ptaco for Strrot committee reported the dead ot Orangeville is tree from rin the interests of tl n Hu Huar U>t Mayor re debt at last. Mr. L. A. Nichols, proprietor of tho Your Committee would rep Orangeville milts is putting a circular they bare examined the work It is raid the Great Weaiorn. Canada naw into his sawmill, and oiherwiso Dr. Rusnell and rocommandod Southern, aod Grand Trunk Railroad, improving his mill property. Thu en­ be allowed tho sura of eightoor are tiguroing fur complete control of the — terprise of tha citixens of this place, for tho sama, Detroit * Milwaukee Railroad On moUon tho report was aoepted. Finance committee report»d on ac- wni situated, ol the curiosities exhumed both of persons and things, and the work yet to bo done Whst ho had to say of Naples (now town) of its commercial advantages, its inanufiictura*. its people, and tbe genoralchararteristicsof tho Italians was now lo a vast majority of bis audience, and exceeding pleasing to all, as wo have been informed by thaso in attendance, and which from our knowledge of the ability of Ibo distinguished speaker, we can well believe it is only a moderate During hia stay, in our city, Mr. Burns* was a guest of tlio Sucrctary of Stalo, and we have no doubt* was as hospitably entertained, as bis lecture was entertaining to cur people household was entirely without csum, mad. a manly apology for ths wrong, and, entirely exonerates Halo from having any lot or port in the affair, oth­ er than to try and keep good order, and induce another who waa with him to go quietly borne. As beyond question thb was the exact fart, wo honor Mr. W.’a manliness in coniosaing hi* error, and righting, so far as possible, tbe wrong he did to one of tha finest young men in our city. \ . office baa entered by hr/Lan on tho Friday evening proceeding the laat General Election, and that tbe parties were very nearly caught in the art, by Dep. Sheriff Tinkler. Recently it ha. come to our knowledge who tho parties ’i.t'ilarxj uaruYu of the two persjn* who were witnesses of tba not, that to may pro­ ceed tu have the parties duly punished. Prompt attention to this matter will farther the end* of justice. For the accommodation of oar sub­ scribers who desire noy other book, magnxino, or paper, published, with or whbcjxt tbe advertised premiums, wo will obtain it fur you nt tho Ix>w: Rins, without any expenro to you •ending tho erder. J. Smith of Irving, is agent for tho sals in thia county, of a Valuable Feed Cut­ ter, manufactured by J. G. Elliot ol Grand Rapids. This cutter is sail to tha very host made, aud sold at ]<icss to suit tbe times. How thi* may bo w. do not knew, but wo do know that All kinds of job printing, dons for any party, or organimtion, fully 25 per cent balow the price charged by any other office in the county. This iarlwdn briefs for nso in tbe bupremo Court, and we mean just what wo say. Try us and you will find it^Z The Grangers w* and of Martin, Allegan Cot, has boon brought out in constructing n road thromrh'Gunn swamp. Weetiff this vil­ lage, tu open up a thoroughfare on.a straight line from here tu Martin Cor­ ners, thereby saving about ton mile* travel, wh eh in a straight line, by way ofthoebovo mentioned new road, is but aix mile*. Basincss bore, like eve­ rywhere e!»s. ia at present dull. Eli Nichol* Esq., who baa fall »wav iu tha dry p001* lino, i* hiring, aa ho evsr lias had, a good trade. Although Eli hai no competition, yet ho soil goo<te aa low 1* they can b > bought anywhere, and wo don't cam where that anywltero At Grand Haven. Jxeob Hyma and nine other*, charged with riot iu hold­ ing a eharivari over a newly married couple, having been fined 8175 ; and if the fines aq* not paid, then each is to go tojxil if 90 days Tho three wheat thieve* who “went through” a farmer's granary a few account were granted farther time. week* rinre, in Ionia county, and stole Account uf Deigh: & Burrell, plow a team and wagon with which tc con­ voy their plunder to market, have been. points An., 120,(34. Account of 'Thomas Altoft, money advaured, »l,82. Aeroun t of Thoma* Altoft, wort Ac., 813,ia. Treasury January 14tb, J874, waa 8646,­ Account of John Wsissert Oil Can 839. 80. Itocript. for tho week eudfag January 21st ware 846,627,61; pay­ ments during same time, 839,993,15; leaving a balance in the Treasury ot We shall leave here to day for Mar­ 8553,374,82. Inara, 86,534,46. Account of W. B, Brown rent of en­ tin. Allegan Co., and when our visit is Hon. Edward Breitung, Raprssentative in tba legislature, has resigned through, and wo again return to our gine room 810,M. ' Account oTM- W. Riker for costs, his posilkn of Superintendent of tba poet of duty, wo will chronicle anything Ite|>uLlifl Iron Mine near Marquette. of interest that may meet our vision city re. A. J. Bowne, 81,50. Account of M. W. Riker for cuetr, , city va. Swarts, 12,50. • Account of M. W. Riker, Justice Wo hear that a h>y wo* picked up '1 by Mr. A. M. Rock, uno arid night last Docket, 18,25. Total, 812,25. Above acrounts allowed by ayes and wtek, on the bank west of the Jail, in a beastly stela of intoxication, and nearly perishing from tba cold. Tba aalo of liquor* to any minor is strictly jirobib. tied, aa is allowing them tn phy at any gam. in any saloon, both by tho city A little child of Charles Harrington, c! Centra! Lake. Antrim county, was •raided to death a few days agu by hav­ ing a pail of hoi water upiet upon bar. The Grand Trunk Railroad Company are making preparation* for the laying Nell Parker b toJ are a Daneo nt the of a second track from Port Huron to National Hotel, on the 20th of February, not January, a* tho ticket* state. lib Ijst or l.rrrxx* remaining at the friends, and they are many, will do well Hastings, P. O., Jan. 27th, 1874. to make a note o f this, and bn prepared Pbebe Brown, Mrs. Mori* L Brooks, to enjoy tlu hit party uf (he >c*stm, on Hiram Frigate, Ames Green. Nancy the anniversary ot the birth of tile FathJohnson, Borah Myers, Mary Hull, < be D. titowu, Mrs. Mare B Slocum, ‘-Szxaxt Tsurtox or rus Present. Mayor, Recorder and Aids. Taxrnc" is the title of an interesting Hams, Dawion, Beumer, Boice, Mudge, review of the prohibition question from Williams, end Bentley. Minutes of previous meeting road the pen uf J. B. Blow, Esq., of Detroit, one of the most unflinching trrtotabn in and approved. On motion James A- Swreewy was ap­ the State, but a ooarev t from prohibi­ The del*j in getting to prvaixsccaaionpointed City Attorney In place of John ed by the sickness of a compositor en­ tion, to the policy of Special Taxation. That washing machine exhibited hero Tho following accounts were prMenttho past week by Saucier* 4 Fuilih^ •nJ and allowed by ayes and naye : gave groat satisfaction to all who.saw it L. Burgher two cords stone, 18,00. iu operation, and it i« our opinion that The side walks need cleaning off. Guo. M. Heed, service as Marshal some of our mechanics wotild find it a Circuit Court next Monday. Judge Ml.M. will do well to remember this, when paying investment to outrage in it* John Wickham, *erviee a* Special Hoyt will preside. they have By-Laws to print or other We want from 50 to 75 cords of work to bo done in our line of business. beach or maple wood. of old come try, 830,03. A rich treat, Mire Ionia Belle Rey­ We presume it is idle to spend any Moved and Carried that tbs City At­ nolds' Concert, Friday evoniwp words on any such fellow as the *A* ed­ torney be instructed to colled of Justices Wo have fur sale a new Wheelsr & itor of tho so called Tfarry Cooaty RtjiA- venture’ to predict that but •*» ot tbe of th. Peace qqd fine, now in their Witoon Sowing Machine. Will sell it lit", and ) ot ahnm^anyjuthor tU maid tires/y rt/D men who want very much to would havo kuown.be'.ter than to harn bo postmaster in that city, will get it. • Obstacles to Marriage. 1481 new M. E. Chorea, in Baltimore town, Bedford Circuit, will bo dedicated on Feb. 8th,1674,al the tim.bf owreoond quarterly m-rting for thb Confer­ ence year. Rev. H. C. Peck, Presiding Elder Katemasoo District, will preach tho dodsoatury *»“ “ n----- — situated 9 mile. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Tbe Bum Jesnef says: “tberv io a gambling room in this City in active operation," and threatens to publish the names of the parties visitfag it. We do not believe there teany such place in the city, but if there is. John, ot all the men in tho etty, should know where "order referred to Finance Commitlee. On motion tbe Qty Treasurer was granted cm ex ten tion of twenty (20) days for tho collection of taxes. Moved and carried that tho Mayor When applied with Dr. Fira's Nas­ call on tho Baperviaora to separate tho al Douche and nerompsuied with Dr. respective ward fund*. Pieros's Golden Medical Dmooviry a. Un Motion Coaucil adjourned. constitutional treatment. Dr. Bago's Catarrh Remedy produces perfect etxrea of tbe worst cases of Catarrh and Oxmaa of many years atandibg. This thorough Depot at Chicago, occupied Sy the Michigan Central, Illinois Central, end only scientific, rational, sale and aufi* Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railroads, oeuful manner of treating thia odious was destroyed by fire Jan. 20. Ton dissoao that bsa «ver been olferod lo tbe poasengrr care rod three Pullman stoop­ afflicted. 80 successful has it proven ing core were burnsd- Nothing was that ths proprietor has long offered a saved from anr of ths offlim* connected reward of 8500 for a caw of Catarrh with the depot. Tbe toes i* estimated at about 1400,000. At about the same Hon. D. B. Cook, and wife, A. D. timeanother tiro was discovered on Thus. J. Bishop, of South Brooklyn, Cook, Esq., and wife of this city, and Vro Barra toM Hazrieou.Meta. wktoh N. I, wiilee that has wife bad Mflkred Charies Men. Eaq, and family of Gul kwd fly. buibBng^ Lean, P00,0 00 einre a chikl slth Catarrh until it hadPrairie, left this eity Tuesdsy morning sX’cLrww.—Hnu. N Barlowh a* jus reralted.ia what emtorat physician profor a brief visit at Cedar Spring., Kent received fromNow York, s cannon for nouncml Consumption; that she bad County. tho Biecff the eitiaaaa of this city. It u used Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with Dr Price's Golden Medteal Discovery, We publish thi* week tbe proceed­ a nine pounder, aad is a fata piece. It and they hare worked wonders with ing. of tbe tert two mooting, of tha i 1Common Council. We were not farnisb<ed with tho copy In time fur tho paper City Holl during the drtft riottrtn 1868. Tbe cost is 8H0, and Mr. B. proposes to poelm who not only try to imitate Dr. Good Temptaro Hoti, Monday evening, Feb. 2nd, 1874, a general invitation b tho fund*, as there certainly ought not Miss Maud Meloyn of Ore ids, N. Y, extended fo401. Rdroahmeato will bo> to be for such a gun nt that price. Us oar thank* for wrral pieces of po­ eervnd. A good time is expected. etry wntt« for the Basxsj, on. ot wluch appears in this isxus. W. Aali wpenira. e< Judge Hoyt, is without law or precedent Gttees not. Bro. Jobs- For it, there ie MU8IC BOOKS able. su to My that th. Festival given by ITaatiug. Grange of tha Patron, of Husbandry, on Wednesday evening, waa a very pleasant affair. Th. at­ tendance waa large, the music fine, and th. .upper excellent. attacked tha Board of Bapirrisor* for Report saj* that tho 'Goes. Socioty" executing tho people's will by paying gave a pleasant social Hop at Union the CireuitPudgu a tair compensation Hall on Tuesday evening. Who of the At no distant day. President Angel, far bis oxjicn.ve* while holding court in "Ganders" were invited we are not ad/ of tbe Umvnraiiy of Michigan, will tor­ thb ooanty, as it b just tbsy should. vised, but Witch-Em-AU say* it wrt a ture al Union Haft. very pleasant party. VAnvnow Datostra.—Under a re­ Everybody ie hoping for livritoc times, Our thank f are due end tendered Mr. cent‘deeufon of the ComusUrioncr of sad for sleighing. We hop* they may Johnson, of the Charlotte luadtr, for Internal Revenue, not only proprietary eending us a band to help u* out of our modicinea, and modiefaes in which We trust all our friends will be at trouble, <x<a* toned by tho rirknea* of druggists claims specialty, ere liable to Union Hall on th. With, to greet Miss one ot onr rcmpositoni. We appreci­ be stamped, but also all rnodicfaex which Reynolds, Michigan'. NiUonate such fisror*. are maesnred out fa bottles or wrapped T^rowSl be a Bandar School Q»Winter in the north wool* doee not eert at th. IL E. Church next Sabbath seem to be more severe than it is here, evening. The public are cwdially in ­ as the average at Summitville, Lakn Every statement concerning tho edi­ Couaty, for the week ending January tor of thb paper, mad* by Niakara in tho Barry County R/petfte—of tho 2fith of Deremlwr is a deliberate and mati- We have the HtuieH Edu for Jannary, and a superb number it is- To know (halT. Martin Tbwne has a. mueica.1 composition in any musical work. is recommtnd enough. His "Llttla 8booky" io tbe January number of the Jfota, is spleodid. Addrere, H. N HumpoSod, Milwaukee. Wie., Ct* Price's Family Medians but also copy bi* original atyh of advextisfag by of* oaowws.4, PICTURES 1 PICTURES! I am now all alone in the Photograph wn«n ent*. �lACT^ iUNDERGROUXD non1 taae. These three roads alum., with­ out saying mtch in regard to tbo a*>art lines, have given ojpurtuuMT to settlers seeking homes near the groat tide-wa­ ter markets, that are far more advanta­ geous aa profitable locations for home­ treads Uim tho prairies and IpLrian cm tbo ptbsr rids of tho Misrisaippi the true taterests cf Michigsn are eo inti­ S<5 to S20 Th.si^L mately connected with her railroad* | and their d e volupnien: oy braueboa that it wteer SSI, )sM( st ste. s»*Se were nsitbor I-gistature nor ofiaab should be lad to do aught creating a feeling that it was umafe and esproAiabfo to invert capital in bar improrsenenta We have not the capital to make our own iesprovemeata. If they are to bo made, wo behove our people can be j rut enough to show that they ran approci- 5S ec'.arv paid the Secretary, Treasurer, and tho Attorney General, was the monnoos sum of »25 each j»r ai.auta I From such eranomical bsginnlogv aa this, the niggardly salaries wo pay our State officials under our prwMul coastitttticn are not, perhaps, to be very much wondered al The bnrinees of the Treasurer of tbo Territory rould no* bare l«n very great, however, for his bill of statfoivry for the year 1811 amounted to but 910. In 1818 some of tbo very olden time methods of i«nulitncnt for tbe crime of larceny were introduced. The set doce not dignify tho crime by any of tbo modern polite terms, but dadaroa plain ly •* that if any person shall rise/ any money, guods, chattels, bond, biU,” etc., exceeding three hundred dollars, or whipped not exceeding thirty-nine strips*; and tho court shall further award to ths party from whom ths money or articles were stolen, trebls ' tho value thsrrof; and if such offeodi r shall bo unable to make rwtitntivu. or pay such treble damages, he may bn assigned in service to make satietaetion and the party lo whom satisfaction was to Ire made was ■' empowered to dispoae cf sueh convict in service for1 such term of time as should be ordered by should “ stoat any fruit or vegetables 1 from any urcbaiJ, garden, or other iocloCUir. a Lothar such fruit had been , previously snvctMi from the tree, plant or vine ou abich it bad groan, or wb.tarr such vegetables had bora taton. pulled or dug from tha ground or not.*7 Tlio penalty tor this elans of offensi-s su a fine nut exceeding 1100, or whipping not exceeding 30 st>i|«-s Tteblo damage, ware also tv be award- rd to the party injured, and tn case of inability tn pay the sama, the offender waa to be assigned to on-vice. Tbe penalties cited above are for grand laroenies,—where the amount ta-. sen exceeded tha jurisdiction of a jus­ tice of the peace. For petit larceny tba penalty was laid down as a fine of ST, easts, treble damages, and 10 strit.es Under onr model n system of pun­ ishment fur thoU, th" party injured has uo redress in kind ; for if the Maa has fTAT.ES ■ LIFE rj-. VtsriABU »KiUM hair i-.very j™ mv. vw»- xssnro our old patrons that B M kept tally up to its high standard; and it js tba only reliable end perfected prepantion for restoring Our on Fads® lUta to iu youthful color, making it •eoft, Instroes. nnd silken. Tba scalp, by itt use. becomes white and c.ean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, i 5 *5 S' loosecess ot previous legislatiou, liars found >•- necMsary to correct csrtaiu evils that hare grown up in tbeir midst. Michigan is sot ia that paaiboa. It i% thsrefore, bar opportunity to gain in­ crease confidence by a wise and liberal bat jus* pdfoy toward ths railroads Piano* that are made, and thus obtain tbo 200 W—— * U..J mraua that are neesuary tu eonstrucl those that are requisite to render her lands and farms andtiuir products re­ munerate and attractive to the men with capital to invert in them and im­ prove them. Our agivcultare ia yet very crude, oaring to its want of rapis-l. WMi-fri Fsreser. • BULLS‘"a, BEARS ' w-M r~. *‘ggg Aaayer of Mixuaeb oretta, says, “Tho constituents arc pare, and carefully lS and Organs Vral.t'laka Slkm e Buckingham’s Dye FOB THE WHISKEBS. As our Rencwcr in many ccxc* re­ quires too long a time, ana too much care, to restore gray or faded Whisk­ ers, wc hare prepared this dpa. ta ons jrrpamtiou; wjiich will quickly and dfortnally accompli-h this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither nib nor wash off. .Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty WOOITSHOUSIHOLDIAGAZHffi. The Best SCHOOL DimI (MB Dollar Monthly. GENUINE BARGAINS Fir1 Ijjk battasoau J®tn 4 Eajiiai PAKWR GOODS Chromo incmGAM AND CITY ftEKS DEftOT. Michigan Central R. R. Fourth Grand. Gift Concert i’DBUCMBBABYofKY. 31st of March Next WffliiiiuaMi OLD, RELIABLE AMD DIRECT ROUTE, Dr. J. Walker*. California »!■egar Bitters are a purely VsgetaUa 1 •preparation, made ehirfiy from the native I Urtwtoaadon ths lower rwnrea of IbeSier; ri Nevada mountains of Oslifornia, the medicinal properties d which are extract­ ! cd therefrom without the use cf AJcoboL Tl»e question la almost drily uksd. “What is the cause of the nnparalleled auceses of . 8IIEB0ABDS and Otar MiG SOM fUEfflM to tanjal OHROMOS ! the great cause So ritualod. gvographicellv, ia rotation to tba great shipping ports of tho At­ lantia cuaat, thst hur (inai an,! form tag lands pJasses great advantages over there rows of trees was lo bo tho side­ thus.- of tha Stites west and n-rrthwnt, walk for foot travelers, tho same to be which haw Interacted a large share of either gravisd or pared. This was for aven use whose direction could scarcely cause for this preference by tho peapie, be dotenaiued by the compass , but tn who hare gono to settle in Illinois, Wisthose haring a north and tooth, or east oeari., Iowa end Minnesota, has arisen and west course, trees were to bo plant­ from the energy with which Chicago ed on each ride, “in the manner of' and Milwaukee b are pushed their rail­ rood entrrprisre for the nsst twenty-five groeee tebewf nn oBiptieel shape, hav­ years. We have sotarthtag simitar to ing ths Linger axis parallel with tha this ta tbo energy uisptayod l»y the cit­ avenue.” There groves were to bo ies of Jackson and Grand Bapi.it, wh ich planted in front of each lot, and ao lo­ have beccme very eraaidorabie railroad cated as to be toe fort sq>art. centres. East Sagiasv and Bey City tJcmo Hart sdea may bo gained nf’ have elan been engaged in work of the thia famous plan fur a city, originated same kind. Of Isto the city of Detroit by tbo venerable Judge, fom the bet has had tho advantage of tbo epen'mg | that tbe art provides tor tbe core ami of throe railroad routes, which have od- I decoration ot “spaces of public ground, ded great value to her bnstaiHa, and ’ vrksis sw srnswo iuternecl, and those। I three nee the Detroit. Lanring and Leks . spaces of publie ground where fwelw Michigan Railroad, th. HiUadale aud oewrasi intersect." A city, il completed Ypsilanti Railroad sad die Detroit and ca snsk a plan, would bo as dmsmung- Bay City Railroad. All of those roads hsvs been built by tbe use of foreign capital. Every one knows how the Dotrait, laituing nnd I^k* Michigan । Railroad hung for a series of ye^s > eausa’our trim citixsns felt they had not tbe earplus capital to spare for such a work, especially as all the money they bad was worth 10 to 16 per eeut for > buaioeu purpoesa. Here, for vxamplr, I is th* Chicago and Fort Huron Hail­ . road, with only forty miles of a gap to ■ build betsreeu Flint aud lamsing. and yet tbe officers don’t think of making > an *H>eel for the capital requisite lo i construe: it te our own wealthy mon, > bat Mr. Bancroft, with a deputation, ; reeks lor it ebreed. Mr. Joy m doabi ling ths ferilitMH of the Michigan Oeutral anil expending (root eight ta tea - milliim of dottarw in llirf State, but all creditor for tbe amount ot the judge­- this nrmey cocoes from abroad. Tbo meat awd Mate. mooey that has buDt sreh roods aa the . But prisoners bad lights shicli jail­ Grand Rapids and Indiana, tbe Miehiers ware bound tu respect; for if tuny ta latke Shore. tbe Friel and Fere neglected or refused. <m tender ot the srqeetU'. nad the Jackwin, Iwnotag money hy • prisoner, to furnish in re­ snd begimiw and its immoevs oouttaaaturn therefor good and wboirsoms feed tiou to tbe Straits ot Mackinac, has aU and 'drink, or allowed tbeir rapidity to dnmessd co smwaeaoaUe price for sueb Mar drink, they ware IfoHe te an aatiou &w debt, and a penally at V. tbore ia no . _ _ ।, that ten beaefittad more by this ouclay cf capital than the agricultural sommumty. The formers of Micbigna. who are ye* wiiboe* railromfo focOiteu, have a deep intarert ia preserriire ttae coofidsace miad. Th* tower Foainaula of THE AOUTH. CHAMBER SETTS $1,500,000 equivalent tn days* work: and this, too, attar liaviug suffered at tbe whipping post tbo torturea of tbe lash. lather modoni social scientists and legislators attack little enormity to crime, or elec tbe fmniahmeots of half a century ago wore terribly severe. tmght to be, ie the eonw oftmas, very I gxs’tiTfssym pvnrte I*iirgstive u wcB so a Tonic, reliev­ ing Congsetion or latfommalkm of lbs Laver and Visceral Organa, iu Bihosu Dis- Tew TMweeraweWls K E aicmGin cewtral R. r. Grand River Valley Division . 1 ; latas and nourishes the hmr-glands. By its use, tho hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores tha capillary glands to their normal rigor, and will create a new growth, except in ext rem o old age. It is the moot economical Uata Dgrrnnwo ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and DR. CROOK'S WIRE OF TAR 1 «MM of the town a space of ten foel should be allowed " contiguous tu tbe front lino of lots on wall ride, for the purpose ot orecting parches iu IhoTiGut of bouses, far doors of cellars, tar aa area to allow light to apartments below the level of the ground, fur a grass plat or shrubbery, or for other purposes, of either utility or ornament, as Um> inrlijatjeas mA taste of tbe proprietors aright direct” On each side of tho avenues, 2t' feet from the front of ths lots, rows of trees wen tube planted, the trews to be 15 feet apart ■. and at thirty foot from the front tins at tbe lots, another row of r-i—- —< this valuable TTsir PrvperetnNfe SHOW “■£ SSSfSCE I of whirti b dur to merit alone. We «n JS^^W aaesit u.aa any aieiilsr lf ntcu will rttioy good health, le*' them tsse Vtvaoaa llmtw as s medicine, < and avoid the use of alcoholic stuaolants HUMANMISERY. • Ayer's Sarsaparill COUNTY FARM fe?. .te; ktta£u*tnUH>snPreM Ds«reiis:UMs.u_Ul M.a-.rrel .sd Terssla Trstas urtvss si tMmi < tree.. 1.1. r.|.MO)t a. J. WANTED ! RURAL NEW-YORKER, MOORE’S u to cSrctuaHr |iv»pe cut the peat roerarusnsof the Worst,surh as thnsereftitooa aod ryphliltteioi.Uia.o-i-'। IrrpurftJes, or diaeawis Hut base liukn! tn the system tw yean, sooa J bid to this fowvrfbi reUAoteanAdtosppesr. Ilcncs its wunderftd eurea, rnany at w Ukh are puWkfy known. 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! The Babcock fesjErgtta&rjgTirta Sr*l eaaikMr-eteUimoamLSbwoensnkataew W^eSa. Ueve ere Mils le. « W4a. tl.™— Mart raUfr tleaee a^slk eea UeSr—I .al atity rteo/jeX ' |c^cys~*w l->** il1' vl«»aih cut! FARM ARB FIIEtIH FAYB RITE. JOB PRINTING n.ssa.’lrtretaat. Good Tough Oak, Bock Elm, or White Ash Lumber THEFARMRH, ’ THE HoRTK l LTUinsf THE-8TV(.*k GROWER. V Ju ' THE JMIRYMAN. THE EOUREWIFE. de. DcM. ianat I Lab .Kcttn Edna tk.J.C. AYER a CO-. bwll, Hau.. ,.<4 ISjikSfriRf’ Feed Cutters, ?wE8 Wood Sawing Machines. $75,000 00 . Waal u tad •oMram ftv aartalw. : Unite ii tie Hastim Bailor. L. D. SINE’S JtKtLjjt hosmr GIFT ENTERPRISE! Hui ta 1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-02-04.pdf a597578d2a5f5900be80510b560df7cb PDF Text Text :1s??; HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1874. VOL. XVIII. STEBBINS & BELDING COUCHES, lTTv*NCT , BED-LOUNGES. Bk. 10. Each bouse shall keep a compelled, iu any criminal case, to be a witness against himself ‘But If any journal of its proceedings, end pabUsh person shall elect to make a statement tbe same, except such porta as may re­ In his own behalf, be Shall be subject to quire secrecy. Tbe yeaa and nay. of the member* of either bouse on any question ahaU bo taken at tbe request ot one-fifth of the member* elected. Any member of either bcuae may dissent from and proteat ag-iaat any act, pro­ ceeding ar resolution which ba may deem injoriotu to nay person or the public, and have tho reason of his dis­ sent entered on tho journal. Bae. IL la ell efcctious by either MAT­ TRESSES. 5u»te>. IftA' WRIGHT A HOLBHOOK. ■. A. It<*■■■ C. G. HOLUROOK. dm ira WM. II. BURGHER. ATTOttEBT. CmsmII-n. rat ttelklter' Bl.'-. St. UroiM*. M.eb m bk Come and See Them ! i’lil'sICIAS.S A HURGEOKS. STEBBINS A BELDING. Htma« * sviuiE iK -oac. terra #ter».S<»um.. Hu Opposite Goodyear’« Hardware. DRS. J. M. U C. RUSSELL rnreictASg* smoBoxa.-oa<« .... mU i Nsite'a mm<. ■^trnox 1. The State of Michigan is ,tuund«-d aa follows, to-wit: Commenc­ ing at a [mint on tns rasicra boundary dine uf the Btato of Indiana, whsr* a direct line drawn from tbe somhern egtremity of Lake AHeblgan to the most nurtheriy cape uf tbo Maumee Bay shall intersect the same, raid point being tho northwest corner of the Blate of Ohio, |.u rstablubsd by an act of Cungreee, j entitled “An act to establish the nortlii orn boundary lino of the State of Ohio, and to provide for tho admiasiun of the ! State o' Michigan into the Union upon tho conditions therein oepraaaad,'’ ap­ proved June fifteenth, one thouaand > eight hundred and thirty-six; tlmco ! with tho said bound ary[line of the Btato line between th* foiled States and Canada, in Lake Erie; tbenoe with the said boundary line between tbs United ' States and Canada through the Detroit river, 'lake St. Clair, the St. Clair riv­ er.' I*k. Huron, the St. Mary’s river, and Lake Supe.ior, to a point where the Hoc. 17. Tbo military ahall [in all caaaa and at all tinea] ba ia etriet anboediaaboa to the eivil power. Bsc. 18 No eoldier .hall, in thu of peace, bo qnarterod in any houte without tha coaaoat of tbo owner or oocapant, nor la ticu» war, exoept in a tw dm htroaflar becotas. tana JU» residents of thia State, shall enjoy the Mme rights in respect to ths poraesaion, enjoyment and mheritaac. ot property, as native born dlireu*. H«. 22 Private property shall not be taken for public use without Jus; compensation. AHT1CLEUL thirty-two members. ‘But, after (he year one thousand sight hundred and aaventy-fiv*. the legislature may in­ crease ths unmbor to thirty-three, by aathuriring the election of two senators in that portion of the State uuw includ­ ed within the limits of the thirty •second senatorial district.' Brnator* shall be electrd fur ‘four year*' and by single districts. 'At the first election after die adoption of this amended corutitu- The New Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine AWARDED the ed ham one to thirty-lbree inclusive, highest premiums at nil the leading fairs in the W orld, and the each of which shall ebuooa one seualor. onlv one BEcoMMENDEb for the Grand Diploma of Honor, nt the No country shall be divided in the "“^XimcLEn. Worlds Exposition, at Vienna. It hra less pieces than any Shut formation of senate districts, unless such tie Machine, Sows Faster, It Runs Stiller. It Runs Easier, It country shall be equitably entitled to Pews the Thickest and Lightest Good*. It is Easier Adapted to Btcrios 1. AH political power is in­ Different kinds'of Work. It will last n Lifetime. Even Joint being herent iu the people. Government Is Adjustable. Old'Machines repaired <»r Exchanged. Extras of instituted for thair equal benefit, secu­ rity, and protection. They have the all kinds nt Ute office of the Agent iu this City. tfOfte 1/IDUSTItY- pan uu usu.1 mu*. AT JOHN STANLEY S Pure Wines and. Lienors! CALL DENTIST Mitill! ' itaaiBwsrr's Bickitas. Hot11-, IF YOU WANT .------- --------------------------------------.----------- is a demand at Home for work, the people patronite Home Induetry, city people know that it is tp their own pcraonal interest to support Hoim trade and they do it iurariably. Who eats wheat riaMd in Barrr County, if it U Mot the people in the county I We must build up'our own place; people in Grand Rapids won’t do it for us. We have Merchants, Mecltanics, Tradesmen, Ltvfvyers, Doctors a‘ud Laborers; but one says "we have no mechanics in Hastings who ean do a good job cf work.” To such I would say, 10ok nt our 'Brick buddings, our Agricultural \VOrka, our Milling and otir Carriages, Wagons, Cut tent . Ac made in Hastings, and then say we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years ago; for then there was not even a printer in Barry County that could paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. There is no Deed of going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so far as Cuttora uro concerned, you can tSave ten- dollars on ever)' Cutter and get a better Cutter of me in Hasting, than in any other Town tn Michigan (great or small), for I know they cannot compete with mv CuUer Machine. I am giving my customers the benefit of mv Cutter MkAim which I do say is u saving of ten dol­ lars to them'on every Cutter they buy of me. I have nearly sold out my first batt* of OuiUre, and am Riming Out another lot which LwUlhave readjiu a few days. I shall sell Buggies Mow Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ gies than ever before. I ant preparing Machinery to enable me to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try have made my customers Happy and can doit :“ iness nearly,* * • — J * -* tion somewhere, J. L. REKO right U> change or reform the same whenever the public good requires. No special privilege or immunity shall be granted that may .not bo revoked. five. 2. Every jwrson shall be at lib­ erty to worship God according to the dictates of his uwn conscious. No per­ sun shall bo compelled to attend, tor, 1 against his consent, to cuntribute to the I erection or support of any place of reI ligioaa worship, or Io pay tithes, taxes, I or other rates, fur the support of any minister of the gospel or teacher of reI ligiun. 8k. 8. The civil and political rights, privileges and capacities of no perron | shall be diminished or enlarged, nor •**•>* B”J I*"00 bo boa wrtnsaa, m> account of hu ops«ra. or belief «>orornin;r mattara of religion. *nor ahnll any witueta be queationed toodiing liia raligioua belief’ 4. Every perron may freely ap-k, wnte and pobH.h hi. rontimante on nil aubjecte. beng roeponelble for tha abase of the right; and no law ahall bo to reatrain or abridge the liberty of speech or of the proas la all pmecutiona for libel, tbe tnitb may be given in evidence to tbe jury, and if it shall appear to tbe juty that the matter cbargid m libeloaa i» true, and was publUhi-d with good motive, sad for juitifiable <nd». the accused shall bo acquitted; cud the jury ahall have right to datermiuo tbe law and the fact. Bsc. 5. No bill of attainder, as aeai /arts law or tew impairing tha obliga­ tion of roo tracts, shall bo pasaed. «ac. fi. Tbs privilege of tha writ of A«i«u torpar shall not ba euspoodad [tty cliovon for two years, and by single di. tzuta. Each rourvaeatativs diatriet shall contain, a> nearly M may be, an equal number of iuhabitanta, [axclusivs of perron, of Indian daeccnt, who sro not civilised, or are members of sny tribe] and .hall cottiul of cowvemaot and oootignouo territory, 'but ev.ry organised county containing a population -of not tea. than tour thouMnd, and every two Rao. 4. The lagiatetare . shsD provide by tew for an <n>umeretion of the in­ habitant. In the year sighteen hundred and (fifty-foul] ‘eighty four1 and every ten years thereafter, end at the first eeoaioa after each eanmerstion ao mads, and also at tbe first session aOer eaeh enumeration by the etrtharity of the UnlSd States, the legislature Shall »srrango Uro sanate districts, aad appor­ tion anew tbe reproeentatiroe among the oountie and distrfcte, accnrdtag to the number of inhabitants. Bat no re­ arrangement arsenate districts shall va­ cate the seat of any asaator. Meeh ap­ pointment, and tbe diririon into vepHUT Ths right of trial by jury | reeentatlva districts by any board of ahall remain, but shall bo deemed to saperrteors, shall remain unaltered un­ bo wsivsd in all civil cases, unless de­ til the return of another enumeration. 8k. 5 Hrery senator and riuiaaenmanded by one of the portion in such manner us Il bo prescribed by law taiira .hall be a citiaeu of tbe United The legislature may nut barb* 40-011 States, and a qualified elector of tbe district he repreertrta. A removal from civil and criminal ease*’at1 trial by jury bis district shall be deemed a vacation ofa leu number than twelve men. 8k. 8. In evwry criminal prosecution of bls office. the accused shall have the right to a Sac. 0. No perron boMEag any elec­ speedy and public trial by an impartial tive State uffic*. toxoept that of regent jury, to bn informed of Iba accusation, of tha unhonity -at member of the to ho confronted with witness against board of education.’ and no nanoa hold- Bk. 9. Any suitor in any court in this State al mil have the right to proascute ordafoad feta eml «Uhsr iq person PAINTING!; BellThq Diamond Tooth X C J. SISWAWU Wood than y raw mad*. < । I ’ j । peaceably to aaoemble, [together] to cou.aU for tbs common good, to instruct । their repiMoatatives. and to petition Superior fo the mouth of the Montreal riven thence through the middle of the main channel uf the said Montreal riv­ er to the bead waters thereat, ‘as mark­ ed upon the survey made by Captain Crainm, by authority! of Iho United States;* thence in a direct lino to the center of tbs channel between Middle and South islands, in the Lake of the louthern show of Ixtke Brule; thence along said southern shore and down the Brule rivvr to the main channel of the Menominee river, thence down the ren­ ter of the mniu channel of Iba same to ; the renter of the most usual ship chau­ ' mil cl the Green Bay of Lake Michigan; I thence llituofch th« crater of the most | usual ship canal of the s iid bar to the uiiildly of I*ke Michigan; thence ■ through the middle of J*ke Michigan to the northern boundary of tbs State j of Indiana, mi that line was established by the net of Congress of the nineteenth of April, eighteen hundred and sisteen; । thence due rust with ths north bouudu I ry line of the said State of Indiana to the northeast corner thereof; and thence | south with the eastern Iwundary lino of I Indiana to the place of beginning. I See. 2. The seat ot government shall 1 remain nt lansing. Why not support Home Industry t Did you ever take the trouble to find out what mokes a community thrifty find prosper­ ous * You go to Ute city and you see the people all alive and ■tiring, and the first thing you say, is “ They tire doing lots of business here I" Evcrybosly seems to be doing well. Mechanics NO. 41. THE AMENDED COMSTITUTIOM 0T> of life, liberty or property, without due process of law. No person sliall bo • MICHIGAN. pereon, houses, papers and poMc.atoni of every person shall bo securo from uuroasonsblo search and .etxur*. No warrant to search any place, or to setae any panda or thing, shall issue witbcnsldesenbingreoh place, person or thing, nor without probaUa eauec, .upported by osth or affirms bon. Bk. 11. No person, after arquittal ____ .t.___ 1_ -l.-tl I— .u- , « ] ( ( 1 | following enumerated cares: . First—Divorcing any named party, or upon tho subject of divorce; Second—Changing tho ntmes t>( perThird—Regulating tbo practice in courts of juatice, or regulating the juris­ diction and daUss of justices of tbe pracs, or constables; Fourth—Providing for cbsngr. of vouus In elnl or criminal cases; Fifth—Providing far tha election or appointment of raembres of board, of Sixth—Euram-ming and empaneling grand or petit juror.; Servnlb—liegulatiifg the rate of in0R SRVTi With-Authorising the asle, Joaso or mortgage of reel estate belonging to minors, or by executors or administra­ tor^ or by nay religion. corpoTartou or provided by law, and a snperriaoiy ooetrol of the same. They shall also bar. power to issne write ot injue rtfoo, Mam 3sm, maadaassM, gw sramrafa, asdaarara other write nares aery to tarry iota offset thair orders, judgeoaanta aad de­ cree* and give them general eootrol oroe infanor courts and tribunals sriihin thair roetmetivn jwdiettao*., •Tha appellate juriadMiwa of said aewrta shafi oat extend to any airil caae 'ns whish tho amount or value of tbo Otiag taconiravaayu laaa than twsehj-fivw dollars, exdoaivo of euats. axo.pt upoa alfowance of aa appeal er writ of. enstiorari by tbe judge of th. coart entitled to exensaaaueb appellate jiuiadictiaa-' Upon convicti >n for trearon, ho may Bsc. 9. The rrapactm ctreaii aoarts auspeud the execution of the aentence until tbe care ehell be reagtod to the of, ahaH appoint two eircuit court aaategidatnre M it. nut when the legteteturo shall either pardon or cum- misitenera, who ahall be reeled witk mute'the sentence, or grant a further such judicial sad ministeiial pa were as repricre. He ahall communicate to the shall ha preecribod by tew. l»gtatearre at each aaaaion, information of each case of renreivo, commutatiuo or pardon granted, and the reasons Ninth—Chartering or licensing forextra aceuuna, legiriation shall be con­ fined to tbo subject, expresely named in rise or toll'bridges; th. gpvsrncr's proclamalxm, and wbTenth—Remitting fines, penalties or jec ts submiUod by special message. fine. 14. Erery tall >agd I—Eleventh—Creating, increasing or lutsou* pasted l>y tho legisUturo, end every concurrent resolution 'appropri­ decreasing fees,- percentages or allow­ ating money or property.’ shall be pre­ ance of public uffl.-on; sented to tho governor, end if be »pTraUth - Changing tbs law of deprove, h» ehsll »lgn it; bit if nut. be .hall return it, with his objections, Io Thirteenth-Granting Io any corpo­ tho bowse iuwhtoh it originated, which sbaH enter the objoctiona si large upon ration, association or Individual, any its journal. Kd recoarider it Un .nch spacial or exclusive urivilago, immantiy reeunesdentioo, if twu-thinis of the or francbias whatever; member, elected agree to pass such bill Fourteenth—Declaring any named or resolutioo, it shall bo sent, wiih tne objections, to Use other bouro, by which person of agt; Ffleenth—Extending the time for it shall b« reconsidered. If approved by two-third, of tho menibcre elected the ■nieunnt or collection of Usee, or to that bcuae. it ahaU become [a law] otbeuriae rriioving any assessor ar col­ topcrative.' In »uch com the vote ol both bouses shall bo determined by lactor of taxes from the due perfcimyeas and nays, end the namea ol the' ance ol his official duties; members voting for and against it shall >j Sixteenth—Punishing crimes or taisbo entered on tho journals uf each house ' respertirely. If any UH vr rerolutfoo be not retaraed by tho governor within ton days (Bunday eaoepted). after It kaa been prvwutod to him, the same ahaU become [a law] ‘operative’ in like man­ Eighteenth—Vacating or altering any ner a. if bo had signed it, union Use legislature, by their adjournment, pre­ road laid on! by cvpinisaiooors 6f high­ vent its return, >n which ca.c it shall ways, «* any atrwet, alloy or public not become [a Jaw] ‘operative.* Tbe ground in any tity or village, or in anr governor may approve, sign, and filo in recorded town plat; or for buDJiig or the office of the tecrotary of state, with­ repatnog bridges, - or for draining in five days after tho adjournment of tiro Isgiatelure. any act pasaod during swamp or other low iaudi, except by tbo teat five days of the cession, and expenditure of grants Io tha Btate; tho same shall becutno [a law] teporn-, , Niuatcentb—Exempting any projerty from.taxation Tha legislature shall Sac. 15. The com pen.stein of mem­ provide by general laws for ths oases ber. of ths Legislatare .hall be [throe] enumerated in thia section, and for all ■four’ dollar, a day for actual alien other case* which, in it* judgment, dance, and when abreai on acoouni of eicknesB. (But the legiteture may al­ may be provided for by general law. 8k. 23. Th* legislature shall not low astro aaoiaenaaboa to member* frunl the territory of lbs upper pentatu- establuh a State paper. Bsc. 24. Ilia legiilaturn may authorte, not exreeding two dollar, per day during the eeerion. When convened ire tho employment of a chaplain for in extra seaeion, their compensation tha Btate prison; but no money shall shall be three dollar, a day for tbe first b* appropriated for the payment ot any twenty days, and nothing thereafter.) religious ecrrieai ia cither house of the They shall be entitled to ten aeuta, and legislature. . Hk. 25. No collector, holder or disno more, for every mile actually travel ed going to and returning from the burwr ot’publie moneys, shall have a place of raeeting, on the uitulij travel­ real in tbo legislature or be eligible to ed ^pute; and for .t.tionery and noes- any office uf tru.t or ’profit under this paperi not exceeding five dollar* for Slate, until lie shall bars accounted each member during e»y seeaion. Eaeh for aad paid ever, as provided by law. .11 turn for which he may bo liable. 8k. 26 Th* legislature shall not andit or allow any p*i vote claim or ao- Sac. 11. Whan a vaaaney oeouro la (he office of judge of the eupaaoro hr lieu tenant, governor far the residue of circuit court it ahall bo filled -for the the term, or until the disability cease. residue of tbe tana by appraafaal iot But when the governor shall be [out ofj tbe governor, by end w-ith the advise ------------------------------ j...........................j and ewitoutoitbo oenste; but if the at tbe head of tbe military forte, there- route is not in saaaioa when eaeh wo­ of, bo .hall continue to be commander- cency oceure, the gorocsar shall fill the in-chief.----------------------------------------------- ------- *“ e~*----- * —~ Sac. IS. During the vacancy In the office of governor, if the lieutenant gov­ ernor die, jeaigo, be [impeached] dis­ placed, ‘.impended,'or bo incapable of porfunaing tbo doiioo of hi. office, or absent from the State lte> prerident pre Itaftrt of tbo senate .ball act as gover­ nor until tha vacancy be filled or the dimbility ceaaa. ' Bar 14. lite Wutenant governor dent of the senate, and when lb»re ts an j equal divisirn. hs shall give ths easting vote. In commit too of th. whole bo taay debate all qaaatioat. Bk 15. No member of cuugToas. or cay perron bolding office under the United Btetae. or this State, shall exe­ cute tbe office of governor. .­ Sac. 16. No perron elected governor or lieutenant governor aboil [be eligible । Sac. 18. During thvir eoatiaannM i la ufficw, and for ona yaar thareaftov, I tbv judgw of the aupraata awd cirawit Bac. 28. Ttw legi.teluro, on the day of final adjournment, shall adjourn at twelve o'clock at noon. Rac. 29. Tbe election of renator. and repreeeatativae pursuant to the pro visions of this constitutam. .hall bo bald on tha Tuesday succeeding (bo firs! Monday of November, in tbo year sigh­ teen hundred and [fifty-two] 'seventyfour,’ and on tho Tuesday raroeodity; tbo first Monday of November of every second year thereafter. 8k. 60. Tho lagioiatere shall pro- Bad 18. Every Wil and joint resolu­ tion shall ba read three time* in eaci house before the final paasage thereof No bill or joint resolution shall become a law without tbe coorarrenw of c cia- — Kyethll the mamber* elected to each » >e. (tn tbo final ptrerego of oach bill aad joint reeolutiou tha vote ahall be taken ‘separately’, by ymu and nave, and entered on th. journal. 19 No taw eball embrace more than on. [NbyaetJ tebjeet’. «hfak vbaM be aXMseead In ita tiM*. No law shell be re.tred altered or am.nded, by refer ence to ita tiUo only,bat tbo act revised, and tho eastion or aectmna cf th* act al­ tered ar amended, shall ba tu-.naeted ?L?±5 > ' ‘ ’ r I 1 ■ court, ahall ba inaligtWa to ear alhar waselectod. them, for a than a jad trial offioa. void.] . I Sac. 14. In aacb ooaaty erpni-d Sic. 17. The lieutenant governor and , far judicial purpOMi tlieva ahall ba a president of the Matte pro taaggrr, ;■ ouon of probate. It aUU ham anah when performing tbe duties of gover-'■ probate lunadieiKW, powaaa aad d-jtiaa Dpr, shall receive the same aroe[>enaa-:, aa ahall ho prworibid by to*. *Otha> Hon a. tho governor iuriadietion, civil and criminal, aaay alaa fisc. 18. AH official arts of the gover- I1 bo con faired on any aae or ouira ecum nor, bis approval ot tbo laws excepted. I of probata.’ Judgaa of probate chill shall bo sutlonticatsd by tbe Greet bold thair cficaa for a term of font Beal of the Htate, whiph shall be kept . ytwra, and .hall ba elected by the ateoL by the secretary of state. I ora of their reapecthra oountien, aa ahall 8k IS. AU commission, iawwl toI|1 bo provided by law. person, bolding office under tbo provis­ bar. Ifi. Thn aapreaoa, eiroait and ion. of this constitution shall bo 'In tho > ' • •- .rf tfc. pm,. pie of the btate of Michi; with the Great Seal oTthsl by the governor, and coast Hie secretary of .tato. ARTTCLEVJ. and officer, a. are or ahall be eetabliab•a or authorised by law. Hie. 2. Tbe .ppreme court shall be ■ imps.id of five jadgaa. Hamfier lbs judges of said court shall be nominated, snd ty sad with tho advice and oonsent of tbo aaoate, appointed by the govarnev; aad thwir term of eSee shall be ten yean. Una judge of said court hall be appointed as soon ao practicebla after the first day of January, in tbo • year of our Lord on* thousand eight hundred and seventy-live, and bi* tone of ofltee shall date from January first, on*'thousand eight hundred and seveaty-fwrr ; and one judge of said ourt; shall thereafter bo appelated as ths terms of the jwwmt andMfuture judges �i u- i»anntr. It IlfpnblKan AV ’ ” ammtg tire aragremfoaalrf^fo««y I Th. iUnjtratr. Jrarwta rays tbm. k— i__ - - d.. ehta wintar when a • • bacon & VW tho county srtrr* Ibcr-are pnWUlred. Tho six mon who floated out into tho Segioaw Bay on an fee field Tuesday motning. succeeded in escaping the same cay. Tbo ico floated around against tho shore and thoy walked off without difficulty. Tho death of Dr. Livingstone, in Af­ rica, is again reported from • Zaaibar, and it is aasd hi* body Im* basn etntn England. Tbo Granger* ot California barn pro­ jected a grand canal to run along tho foot of the Serra Nevada* for 180 mile*, whereby 1,044,000 ocrea of land will bo irrigated and made productive. Tho canal will coat 1100,000 a mile and nt. annual tax of 11 itar acre Ujiun the land improved by it will provide the mean*. Mr. Henrpr B. Harrison leetn* Io be pretty certain of So Republican nami- In an editorial publislrei Inst u eek, the Coldwater A>psMr*n oisuiuo', ■‘That tho I'coplo of th* State ar* oppmed Io an extra season," and in language that can hardly be colled Courtaom pro­ ceed* to berate tha governor for calling the same. Of course we cannot speak for the people ot llruncn, but we are wall advised that tbo people of this *eetiou of tbo State, with groat unanminiy, and without regard to parly, did favor the rabmistaon of some of I bo amend­ ment*, proposed by the romminion tn tho voter* at the asrf general election, and this could only bo done by the calling of at* extra session. Iu hisac- wiao provided for by law. They ahall ■Iso evustitute a board of state cant su­ rra, »o determine the result of all *Uotea for ROtmor, iiaahmant governor ami state offiewa-eod such other officer* as ehall by lawfoa referred to thorn. -- Str. 6. In ou* two or SMao pereon* [ c-mnr baa .imply dona bi* doty, and j Out aay attempt to uuUku ca]*la) tor ' some other man, a* againrt Gov. Baglor, for thia or any other official act of hia, will prove a fasownray in the hand* First-Class Instruments. west uf India are found thorny plant* or trees near!/ dcitituto of vrrtiure, w c*pt what apiMcrt to bo long, shaggy hair, which derive* it* nutniihmonl from tho atmosphere, rather than aims- plant.” in various direction* during the day and night, except acvarionally on n varyfbot day, when tbe plant aaem* io deafau from Ito lintitual motion far temp-wary New Scales. Nei^Styles. New Prices. Vei v Low At Timor, near tha ibtnu of Java, n . plant it found, tho leaf uf which being . uf a thorny nature, po»»e»oe* a f*tal | sting when penetrating tho lb sb. The , victim, if not fatally poisoned, frequent- j ly suffer* prolractaf illoess. Thia plant ?/>i5 Greene, near £i£hfh St., Jf. T. JPOU SALE 3S-5T lions [sad Joint Hock s»wtaUua« j xbsll U ladivrfaally liable for alt tobov (|-rf»ra>*d for] -doM fa behalf of aaeh corporation (ot »uo.Ul>on.)-dariox Um lima af their b-4cf Mk h .uxiboldani equally “4 ratably to Um Smith. &Nixon, State St., Chicago Whittemore & Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit PRINTING ■e—Yea sal aim the bsil-i. U*sl Ike adoption thereof, tn Ilk* Ih, ward*. ■ ltn.trlrti.Mi s-rl t»*a■ Kqiior rrs-lH-e—No ” 1 eVoon a majwrtlr of lb* e.de. a wit pn.pwji.wi xluU cui.Uto the be taken Ulllwut tbe onnopl of the owner, forpabbc aw (except Tor fmbU* bljtwajt mrtwWn snyrtt,.* rrtlag*), er'for aa; O>v Bagley h«» i«n»d a call for an extra session of tho Legislature to mret on the Bd of March, for the wasidora- 6a jltwlry lawleawy fcWIHdaatae cwrt**. iUaab, tarprov. mH emaai aW ratal* r. , ■' aalirW] ftuaiha.taxaiat *i»owtasra. ef NEW YORK DAY- fiontobo-ly baa found opt that th* now Chief Jostle* is an Efaxcojoliari The Grtjkie, graphically touch™ up tho bogy ol Free Trade. Sickle* we* hanged in effigy at Ha▼ana a few dnya ago. John Smith oceupse* eight eoat* in tho Ohio fosgislaturo. Tbe Boebansn XrttrJ one ol tho widest circulated of otrr Wat* exehaugea in speaking of tho extra session saya: WOOD'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAXDIE. Tfe Best Dollar Monthly. Republican WOSMSfi- Banner Tlm election of Duminiguex to tlu-; Prvaidetwy of Hayti I* considrrod cer­ tain. An old lady over at Lejiort.-, egml 7S year* baa tha whooping cough Tbo Louisians augur croo of this rear is estimated nt 100,000 bogsljend*. There wm a slight ouihquaks In parts of Massachusetts mid New Hamp­ shire on the 20lh ult, Tli* Maine Pualtry Awoefalion ha* faaturee. however, that we opine the ehosen Albert Noyra, nt Bsngpr. it* • Book and Job Rheumatism, Scald*, Lamencaa, Neuralgia, Burna, Sorrows, gore Throat, Bolls, Wounds, . Hooneue.«i, fleers, Bruises, Headache, Piles, Sprains, Toothache, Colic, Old Bona, All Hemorrhages A stock company ba* beru organised, Arricle 0, which provid** >r tha wp- at Port Huron for ibu manufacture of tho •• Freer mom ” * I-., Tho Quora ol England ba* tseued (ha proclamation otedriuy the diuotaRoa of the present Parlfemen I. Yico-Pretadnnt Wllrm has hi* doc­ lot's permtataon towwrk two hour* a day, which IUn^ ln> mean* to give to wrttinqga book. The oom-nittao ou the aubjoot Imre decided to report a-jrer**dy on Post-1 master Ger.era! Croswell's postal ear­ ing* bank ] -reject. BRICK MACHINE. EzraimuTOHs BANNER Wri/iqs, BLOCK juoi/. SAW .MILL MEN lowest oobk rsxoE* —- ------ —itEai.jjpfSifsWw : Wawe* dfottacHy it.fame of aju- t $1,500,000 LIBRARY of KY. LAW CASES A POUTS. full drawing S5*ljSs: B. F.8TEINHOFF ufumgBBimMii �I® 1 ill I I uhi Jhinb oaformity with sumo tew cnsrte^Vvf CtemUiKuta, 1» U» Xte To all who areaMfaiag new homos fa or are ulna* te take a teip to Missouri, he countfo* were not at that time at aG freri nr. X C. Ayw. of Off* M—, Kamas. Colorado, New Mcx’>cu, N*uniform, tb* number of jualfore of the x:mt.cr n ueisg xuqipcu irom vrrauu. pence far eacii county wan left eohrvly far th* »** of‘be Court. Ueeapfeisod braskn, Oregon or Califo.roii, we ncusi• to his majvrty ifear origia from th. mend a cheap safe, quiok and direct Cravem to Europe. 115 Acres cf Valufalsadl ' Nstw Yobe, Juttuarg, 81M74. ; •Tho Flint A F. IL. Rnihrav will bo' ****"’,*,Sr” ) Du you want any kind of Job Printgrant ebsmtat and their uses- Tbo route l.y war rtf fit Loui«( over tee Mia It i* ' With pod Bduiijfct'iA&Vs ■^‘♦star. SW MIDMM. to Luddington naxt spring. ‘ just hero, that as a legteiatvr Gov. Ca*s Cherry d’actorW for cough*—th* Karan- sowi Prciflc Tkroegh Lfa>. r.*.re..u * ■“* >■**■* J. «*>"’ tare ^., •qaippsd with flue Day Coadie*. Hock’s Ort ot ths mi'll.n or p-ople who •irt *11 th. Mrt.r* cocrraienMs. BltaaMtl The 8tb annual meeting of ths Stain was not at all a pasohw member of that parilU fur arnptive diseases and th* Reclining Clin-.-Vat*. Fulmsn’s IVlare * rrn !*.■>« al. fvr tire IU..O* sta.14 * tato.4 order* at Sie Rssxxa offioe, where you sake up rite population o: this Kreac Modieal tfoctetv will IwheH at Coldwa- dopaxtnisnt of th- governmynt, who Ague Car* for th* - fevers that ore » fte? jLu-r- 'M «wi. m W*4s«*4*j 1* :<au bar* it demo on short notica. and at m tbo labor of o be e—that Is tv an, tor.Mayfith. ’ 1 waited fur his ^le.gu*. to briw for Pfatlbrin. asl th* coUbroted Wetting’okl|> of ftuitaMt. Oa thi* Forate* r*M.n'i>e« 4srI pricaa vliHi defy cunmetitioa. rstasteodleretlre, O. iirr«taUo«. |ka M*rewxtd msasures for bis approval. H* fatal In thfe hot coualry. Tb* dangerre Ihlevra -Uone eorto- s : other. The worst of tbroi sic the advertising th fovea ’ A obsurn has bo*u mad* la tbo run- was both energetic and active, and not om ooudiiiou of a favorite wife n tho from St. Loaia to'principal points fa the >«■. «M ik. wren, fci.ta.izr , (north *nl rrc-t—---------RTRANGElfN GUIDE tatoiBteyB. Istta. W a. Ptn^ rat A. □r while they atari, ibey do it In such itug time of lliu CLi-agu & Mich. Lake afawof the manuscript laws of the tair Is tfcr *m rcsstM. u*41tln u orewTsa u. «i;k *a p« ta*l rs6*ta* of Ires' I* sfossao.re. Special attontkra is asked to tho «d- inlugentoua palace with one of the disorder* thus* Wort wixhoat change. Webtaier* that wny a»l* eecape 1 ho pen­ Shore Railroad. ■"<^‘Sw^owcim».’ 1, earlier year, of his edminfotratiira are eitiwmost, a form for sale, to bo found nies of the l*w. The history of one oc fa* Prtrifle Taroegh Line has fa* bevt u^.rrtMro.iiro.OTteu.-mf.iretferr,. .rMTens* Exooedhagly Liberal UBong our now mhcrti*eiMDtt. It i* wo of thorn ntay not bo utAutoreatlng. Js A J. RalWxid has dischargirt three denro uf his painstaking cure in thair Mt iu thee* prodsrt* of medical skill; track of any rooifirwl <rf tbe Muri«“O. B. Mum- A On.." 1* s|KMmm«. fnpi River, and with its eapmirt- equip­ mo of the very beat forms in the ooun- Well, U. R. M. A Co., adrertlsN «h»: ■onductor* on tho north division. ’ V* For ruriKsr particnlan call oa ar couecptton and dMafl. , ment and ti unrated eomlori* for parhey pOMoaa ll.UW.OM) of watches, p: I and ran bo bad at a bargain. These court* of General Qunr tor be»- •d him mete la oar oimItv than In all Magers, has become the great popular address by mail Was. L Webber, of East Saginaw, snro andlewclrv, which they will ‘•uf* •' <lr**“*•' few •*! ItaSSe.^taU'i the other nttcntioa* wo had shown him. thoroughfare betwtra th. Kart and tribute"-by tot nt one dollar for each >us been elected Grand Muter of the PETER HOWARD. indicia] powers whatever; and wv fail ^Duuatum nt B«r. T. 11. Jaoeka*. tbe ticket. You are invited to send twentv- MaMai* order ia this State for 1874. th* Wwt. - Trouw-from &.* North, UasteMa Fta.'sA 1*74. Gott td find anything in tb^r sous‘:‘nturn to —Letter* from n Lady fa Samcento to these twnevolent gentle sble Pastor of the M. E. Church in this frve Suufa nod'Erato aouawrt-at At txwis OXS!Z3^ A uivl'un office has I mm rafablisli ­ men. receiving therefor a ticket which jastifv their being called courts. They wiihtxafa.uf the Mismmn P.0,6* Tm aity, at 'tho Paraanage ou Jtiurwday dmcrlbe* tbo prize you are entitled to. ed at Brnvcn fmhe, Ogemaw C6, on Posu’s Exnucr —For HrmcrrUsgoa .MORTGAGE SALE-. ixjss.-s.od *11 and singular th* power* Texas connection of thh road is now, 1 roulug. j Don’t ijrget the- time or You send your tw-nty-flve ceria nnd ba line of the J. L. A Sogicaw road. s*'11*- Tta aad duties at boards of Supervisor.; mqila , of a pjiliatbvu, t treatment, otc, completed, and passengers are oliurod a Arei*’'.*u’V' ^2, “ “ ta* u * HASTINGS CITY LOCAL R. R-' ilato, or to bo on hand and giro as lib- do gel a ticket like thtr: Thu buDdiag -for the State public they were a board of Adit; they bad sec “Exireut Book.". first class nlbrai rout from St. Lmi* "imacAXTiM: nun AaaociAirux. TIME CARD. school far orphans at ('ahlv at*r. is tho management of tho assessment and nully ns you can afford. to T«u, elthar over the Miasouri, Kan­ inishod, and ready tv roreivv tbo" tnu-tu- levy of tax*s, tho appropriation ol mon­ "Oeztlfl;ate Na S233sas g Texas R. R , vi. SMnlia, or orre Trgtags to. O.JL V. Dtv. M. C. B- »., tears 1 ey tor county expenses, and tbo general •This certlfiate when arrompanied tare. LkiI IkW Illite/The County Superintendent* of th. th* Allstate « R. Ji,, vfa Vtelfa >y one collar, (and fifty ccut* for uacKJudgC-ooloy, of Anu Arbor, lias tho cure of tho poor. They were also vest-' For tnapa, tjnre tafetei, igfarapitfoa M Poor, frrna tbrir numerous applicants ng.) entities the holder tn one Pilveruperviswn of fogal article* prv|*ared •d-with “authority in their retpactira to ratm, roatas, etc, addraa* 1. F. Oentakr Linimentelected on Saturday, Mr. Jeeee Colla- Hunting Cased Watch,woteriat8JS.ua or the new edition of Applstorra Cyclo­ ecun tie* to estabHsb, open, keep in re­ i* «*m AwotesM loe Thompson, Northern Passenger Agent Btato how you wish It sent." pair. alter, and vacate all road* and <..^ou ol.»otn, dufr^ieo^tiee not Jlee o.ni.o 157 Krchengt Street,' Buffalo. N. Y., hau>, of Baltimore, os Buporrntoadcnt JflL TW***.»UOuHta»ta CreNaw send S1A0 nnd what liappcuv pedia. ootniur Highway*,1’ and to *‘mak* and enforce NWhlng. You never hoar of It again. of tbe county farm for tbe ctutnng year, Itev. 8. y. Waldo, late uf UwsU. lu-* . Afate. tssvf.tstas*t will ere miters, ta or ' E> AFunl, General Poafonger MsUTrrtssl................................. *«*r. a. And as tbcwo follows get 1< ttcr* by the al) orders nscosaary therefor." Agent, St Loufa M°- Queatfoos will 'flUVX ••riJl**ls«iUuMc.Mra«l« MImImi fll’*» i t-'Iin -' • • • Mr. u. at a salaipr of iJM. /rrahel, every one of whkti contain, a*cc)ded a call to the Fiiit Congrceafcft&T"! : - Si’.t Thi* system was. bowavev, for aoaw A Is*■»**■* »tak II >U art cure. Foa hmm aat> UxMauxzxe go be cheerfully and promptly unswereJ. tiunul «hureh uf Postwalor, with n sala ­ money. It In not difficult 10 »U1>JX»m- that caure not now apparent. v»ry short­ to Hessmer, Heath A <k>. They sell an trelre 4*Ur .s—oi fredirt-iltiM re Wo girt> up a larg. [Mirtof this i**uc they live In clovar. Their office U, is ry of M.00U. e.f'X’/Zf fss? E Cheap Farnu for fialtv-Eaiy umnslived ; for only aix month* after the pas­ Jan. 29tf. cue advertisement. In one ptace; In Bo­ Tho taiperviumi *>f Jjoksvu #9unty sage of Hie act ostablisbing the** coart* cheap fur cask '•"tS?Rv of tho Boran to th* Constitution uf oth -r, another, so that victim* In rcarch U*Sfrv« u<_ wrere. roiUtazr. voted thsmsulreS <> a day eikek fcrFuu- of General Quarter Seasfou of tbe The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad T. J. Virass. Suite a Arret. of thorn never find them. The pollre tho State ns proposed Izf tho CommisCoffee A Sugar lieu, Tho jaygret s*k*4-teM*la Sotafe. tare*. «k«k«u**. rer-reta. gvt after these, but they clinngc their <fey, rtxltfia Uitiiai J« :»an4a tbntf they P**e*. it was amended by conferring stock of Teas in Barry Ou sold rory Company offon l,200,0d0 ateas of Umi 4*. ■*** itahasisr taaa set -d nnleo. iwia. MAIL ARRANGEMENT. ■ ? ’ 3 ’ ' ion. and which wo trust will racoivo style eo frequently that It r» liupo slwe rotund it ia Southwest Misxoun, at from 83 to «*Ui. **.. «ret suiresl* to S04 rsw itaa tar. «n "lhe powers nnd dutie* which war* by cheap, at Gao. H. Jonxaox A Co'* VoUl f.nkre Brian »*lte will .hire al tkv oCr- ho cioMtl attention of orurv citixen of to catch them. ♦12 pur aero, on seven year* titeej with .ttar*mwlUnre«lte-.rt»reite»«MtaeM It Tho Grangers iccomtucndsd n ma­ law vi-eted in and required to ba per are The follows who arc lo-d*v doing taifra* tran«]>crtatiou from St Loui* to all U*oi*lte1nitaf. in >u tastier P... rrU.-.r, nl-rer* tear <<-sretk *f rs*e* stoe d» vssLosatv farmer* that •• better than a fortnod" by the' raid court* upon a MJ.J. the county. , lb* imp ortauco i> our apol­ aloeas Over the name of (». R. Murry A chine T.jgMg. tore* scry itatr erakhw.l'.. tern. »Uk. te smvrertriMi sans ■om TO LOO. purchasers. Climol*, suit liotber, tuin- CriMre nine team uf tin:sc*. It is a good think ­ board of ootnmissioner. in each county, l-rte-MM bii«l roUutJ huvlr*., *iU Ita ogy, jif uaa i« nMoIcd, fur it* publica­ Co., have within a year t>een known a" BovlKforllrtllauii.. J»ha»•tel wealth, schoota, churchw cud luw- W*ta4*4s^>rete4 «Uta*i*wv. Hi... tawthe Itnltr.l States •tontine A'soctatluu, ing apjicratue. j ,V/ ;ss^ss£~“’ ■ tion. each board to be cornjiosod of thro* a. a j. p.fissia. „ . • v.:*. k.t^snxX’jarep.wM. ofSt Park Row; a* Norton. Quinn A Co, ' Tbo*<Lim across the- Muskegon River members, --ho were io be appointed by PartiM desiring to bnrru* Momey ei­ ubidfag soctatr farite emigrants from' bw. th* twrfr-’ l> FiVdAM sr*«wt *re« kill. G^ofS3 Park it’ow; at Waite.- B. Tur­ at Evett, built by tho Flint nnd Pero the Governor ther in large oe small amount*, will do all points‘ to this land of fruit* nnd Gaasr lixneenux.—The fair to Chi­ W*e<n y-adily uudorvt*:idtha‘. jn th* well to call oa Fred V. Young. Attor­ fioweta Fur partioulxts, address A. 04 re *. ■- k*tU *® r. a. 0k» ner A Co., of '« Broadway; as H. H. Marquette Railroad, fr nuw rotuplelajl, PROBATE ORDER; Bridle A Co, offlO Broad street; roChee- and severed mill* are to bo cructod in ua*e’tl''d waditiots of rocfoly tocideut ney at Law and Justice ef |ho Piece. Tuck. Jstul Cvmmirrinncr. St, Louis, j aflBSUTS. P.M. cago aad rrian* tia Jackson. Tickets tor MMH V. Dudley A Co, of 31 New street; the spring, aniotig tbo number a gn*t- to a new coautry, fliu lotlsctiun of th* Office over tho Postofife*. 20U good for the round Trip, orc now for s* Alvsh Yo-jn.-. of 2U6 Broadway; ns CHCICHEI. sale at tho Depot in thi* city fur (12,80, Edward t- e 4lie A Cu, of SI New street; easy tssk ; end it is not to bo wondered Tho b.-iluneo of cash in the Btato AL Trou.wino, oar Fasbbasblo B*r icing tho nm* that has always boon ae Oswald U rttACo .uf 4'1 Broad street; as H. rolomau A Co,ef 184 Nasssus street: Treasury, Jan. Slat, .1874, was 86M,- at that slriugout and even harsh rns**- ber is attending th* L'aion Behoof butthrough by way of Grand Ilujiid*. re and a* Glltwrt Putnam A <k>_ of ftl 3744S. Ree-Jtpt* for the arek Midmg urc. were necessarily rosort*d to, to Em. Busby tbe “Bos* shaver,K mil at­ Brosdwuv. But tncrtiluU* aa the gen- January ’J81h Were 835,5W.Cfi; oter- cotnpal tbe ju-iyinent of tho reroaue duo tend to your want* g.ntlsoen. ttemen are the last two months has dcOn Tuesday wo received a letter from tuents during tbe soinu time 612,05o.S<; th* ramniouwcalth. For this reason, wvkned a rcoro tearing n balance in the Trrasnry of no doubt. WO find i; ;irovi<ted in sn set some party ordering out lucai*, with no onGxovH Bcocxi»*Ki.iaM. Removal— B. F. f-trtuboft', baa re 8fl7fl.lW5.74. Inncasa for tbe ecek. uf 1817, that when a penon had taxThe only expense nUending there 622.711 12. nbl. property in tbo spring, when lb* moved bls Dental Kuoma over the Boe U*; torsi taUte. OJ»>. 4. k. k*l« * Cis. S» nut .well comply without taking out all •wludlca la tho advertising, and lion l» BtMMnimit wui token, if ho refusal to ton Ca*h Store. Call on him fur tire! Erred**/, N<*r Y.rt. ____ . clu« work. 2St MASONIC. we hero In tho paper. Will tbo party dodge them ha* been the qu.stlon with Pram tlM,l*iMtsr llrimMW**.* pay tho tax levied on surli luin-simont them. Two of thee* thlsvss amumed C-MUorlH I. lk» * retairet. Hr CMand tbo collector eould find no property ter OU, Jl te U. Mir M. *rttel. to sstoten<e B.ll-Vbiob Buk-i_____ ploaeo lot us know who bo i< that wo the name of “Kirkwood A Beach, AdMICHIGAN TERRITORY: ■ kUUli .wUl* lo s retall iL. Ita fret. r-uluWAHTKDf on wbith to levy by distress, th* collec ­ vvrtlalng Agenla," and Ironed an order HASTINGS CHAPTER. ND- 8a.JU A. may comply with his wishes to the newspaper* of the courdry, ad­ tor was made a ministerial officer, and atelker ■•■-r*n B*rstU*e *r M. Harriot r.*ro**lfoa as Ika third Frltar A >etUet»ezit and *dju*tm«ut of every vertising a dozen or mure or bogus or. Im»1 te UMMBltO •»■>.- ' Cariosities of Early Loglslatten. was empeweird to arr<s.t tho dolinqasnt account du* the tau* firm of J. U. Liar or Larisa* remaining at tho tlelee, under a dnrcn or more dllfotenl without prcesus, and ccsnznit hnato jsiiL Runyan A Co. Tb* diraoiuttoa oTaaM nair.es. the price of which was alway* Hastings, P. 0., Jan. 27th, 1874: CfetMTre *n*u leek rale n.d Hick Ibero t-j irtuafa until duly discharged firm nccrMtate* thi*. Tb* Bo.>: and to be enri ty maU to Me P. O. Box dreHASTINGS LODGE, NO- M-F, A A M XVXHB V. by the eciurt of General Quarter Ses­ Hboe Ixuineaa will be continued by Mr. Byron Allen, 2; 'Nancy Ahketiiq, (Mated. To seduce the puritetier* of W..M. ' Hirkm Bunco. Jay Barnum, Mim Eliza the country these villains boldly refer­ sions of the I’caev; th* ownership of J. U. Runyan, who cxprwe* bls sin­ cere thstiki fur pat! patronage, cud red to A. T. Stewart, C. A. Dunn, and property nt tbe time of -the ssiessmMt Wa. I). HATES, •**'». Ute fii*t legislitiveoct of thc-GurorBow man, J. W. Jobnaou, Mrs. Cha*. Jsa (Jordon Henneft, of New York, to aollclts the patronage of everybody in ffl-gEggta HASTINGS EASTERN STAR, tadn Jefferies, H. 'w. Bussell, F. Bilsby, M. Halstead, of the Cincinnati CYrenvirr- nor and Judge* in 18l):’>, was to dsclaru being regarded os creating an obliga­ want of first etas* Boots, Stroc*, Overcial, and D. R. Locke, of the Toledo Ivgul for governmental put[KMe* a ter­ tion to tboTerritory which did uot erase sboea, Rubtwra, Blippcreete-, cheap for *.utT.ae**ra rev Alena Smith, Mre.A'rtlie Wright Rtade. Aa their nfllr to tbe tsipcrs ritorial seal, a dnseriplion of which, oo- on the sul-soquent dispurilion of the cash. were liberal, and their refcreuere un ­ Ms*. CLABA ALLEN. Aaa r. Direct your letters te No of P. O. to the net, wa* recorded tn exceptionable. hundreds of papers pub­ airdiug St. Chari*. Rsstauranu Bswtling Obstacles to Marriage. Bauixirism was mil encouraged by the offiro of tho tsArvlary of th* hox or drawer. J. W. Bosnri, P.M. lished tbolr advertlrementa, and Imme­ Itirv-r tttanr rot Toros No. freri TS* .1 1. 0. 0. F. by tho day*or wwk. Wann meal* at diately cords of letters fame to the dif­ Tetriiury. The cxecurive records of tbe law. of 180(1; far allhough lb* le­ forte el I'm *n4 Akawo -1* oorte lite. Its*parties named, all nlwhlcbKIrk- that iM-riod, however, disappearci dur­ gal provision for those who were drarai-d all hours. _HiU--Ere»lr* »**>. «v*e Mtor.'. Starr. _ Tus Pixs Hcrsr. —Tho IbpMieau at ferent H Roaixiox, Proprietor. •jst-vs* wood A Brach took out of the Jte*:-Of­ ing 'he British ucoUjsilton of lMz4ii, to be ill.- proper objects of pubiiefoharirvmsrk«bl» re-t-Mte* B.mta o>-4 nmlore PALMER ENCAMPMENT, NO. 40 Niles aay* that Dr. B. 11. Fairchild on- fice and appropriated, of course. Bl>tu3. Jrflorson BL nud ire find nuihing on the subject ol ty was by au rnt aBs stingy, is I there Inta, is realrel Mi.t.-j** Atoms. MOW*B1> STa"-4 * ‘-wstt.ir* tortainod tho Ches* Club, al his roum* As a mauer of course tbo newspaper* was great cure exercised in dMerwiniag AVS'HIATIO.’L.S*. : *i«lh Xioik Ilk FMI* publishing .he sulvertlrcmenta will nev- *ral« until 1814, when tbo following oc­ wh■> were reaDr entitled to sbpport from GEO. M- DEWEr. tjwita. 4rlpk!*. F*.—•» iMtitetlM tarfox skl^h re*Ue Itreri mak« lh« be*t buggies fa on Mon<lay erening, an! astonished it* cur* of record in the Ev-eotiw journal lhe State, nnd only charge* il&fl for the public troerary. The first require ­ ^77, the vnrtous addrvnwa will never K«t of that year : metober* by a •’set out ’ at t'ne Pike ■Mt :i ‘Hsrtiyi them, and uses the patent wheel at that; ment was that tbo person applying for whnt they send for; In short the only ia Ito rtskefsas tort •■•itoaHouse, that embraced almost everything people wnoget anything are thclngeui- ■>toisWl'ti* J. M. BEMMEB. n. A -l alrtu aiul feanwa: A duntsltoa this aid iliculd hate obtained a ‘-legal ami vsnsnti them right np to the .(rt>.re.l*«ih» Tsmtsrr .( SlUhtess so* <t* icttieinent” in th* county; and th* h-bub. 13tf in tho line of edibles, and which was <>u* ecouudreta who rnsumc the firm wrlrtks* «r the S«l» «< Ik* b*|-i.w* «*4 *<tor of “Kirkwood <t Bench." When will la 8. 8. T. ifcrreot. is anlia* •>* piavisiliD* in regard to this ‘'legal setgot up iu Mr. Pike’s b«*t style. It was people learn wisdom? When will peo­ tscro ■tr^iel r«m<i lr SU Kirvllrerr brat* Cai*. tlruieut" were suoh-that no or* could WaaUaOaa UNk.r'rr tartar A Il.il.r'r Ifyuu want tho very best Painting. a temptimy table, indec-l, nnd was fully ple learn that a dollar la a dollar, and. Kreslr*' *«• ** r»U*e». W ■» • uaor skkiuiv uiuioit. Iwroui* a pauper only bj- aoinu wrerc Kalsomfafag or Graining, erardun« in n man propose* Io give two dol­ nzscsirvius appreciated it wo mar judge by tbo when The h*4 la Im '•» latke* la <toSMl*r atlhls lk, iliokc of ill fortune, ohicli had reduced this eity, call on John Miclim-I. He is lar* for one, that uti tn in ns a swindle compliments lieajied upon Mr. Pike and there Isa swindle under II. May 1 pMtsjfwes, tu-.'-iaT.-#' hlia from a condition of comparative just ll»e man who can suit juuGtf AAEAH CBTRIKBA ft. XIm prose on your readers thi* important ^MSIU rot* II. « ••aulekroa. is ill* fea t cum fori to co* of abaoluto psnnry and Ho*rl7 4rere<i-ir*i*.tre«sthin>-r**n rarr— .l riwaraiter l«s»i/-f**' Cl . i-.rehi» ■«**• maxim: Never tend money to any per­ rrecl^r.ltal lie retire.»ref-' of eeUwant. The provision relative to tho Masonic Festivalson whom you do uot know. It Is n 'I ■ n rtk of roof. sstakOT Ire <mvreu reSagan of all kinds to low that John ire-. ».r k< re.l,c.nr car—: ..ik-ret <ta tow tuedteol proldgy? There Is no physician ssjfriSriH; i X-'-dti. ‘xsxx gaining of a legal settlement is ss f>4- actually fells that his bust friend* think XiX Tk* ,kt«!4 I* to MMUTlrf <17 s* la the grest eltlea who knows a article rows : Clubbing Rateshim crazy when he tell* them hi* pn•' The Annua! Masonic F< sliv.il will bo more than do your own prartlonera. is •ssreb •*!•. SlMnllM *>tea TK«l,bU,t>,. «slf•Filtrate*sfmh.i4re4Mtan.wsS «k*:i It a piano, watch or diamond distribu­ tatair rar. ktawif ch«**:» erirsutr .n-lre.ll For tho accommodation uf our sub- bold at Union Hall, Fr dsy Evening, tion? Theae goods have • fixed value U»>. tea. • ',r.M ihsrefer. s*4 skill *Ma*n> w wants T-u.Thousand bushel* of dried TJS'Xr-.tsvx.tst' • “ *■ teak «'.«• rest* t* tk«l *« Ike*Urar. <-> to * m « v <1 .criber* who d**iro any oilier book, February tilth, 1874. ■ In tbo market, and If any one has them ajqilo*. ‘ 8»tf la no earthly us* of making a sneo.lrt .*4 rerestel s taararel rt ite r**rtr rsljjagarioe, or paper, published, with or- JThe exeseixj. will consist of tbo there exA «• rt l.relj Mian **4 asosrt*. fur Ik* Im ot rttfov to dl*;<o*c uf them. In short, a too wk^* jrer,. **4 s*<k real **4 ***n without tho advortiacd prominins, we txMiutiful opera ut (hnderilla ur the lit­ llttlu common scare l» nil that Is urce*o«ro>o wte •k*n te— te.* <hs>vrt wtlk u4 ».'•! •XX.. assL or t*i scran*«*« or rwa rs>:in>*r or kMahare FOR SAJLK. tle Glos* 81i|>per. Supper aod danring. •vy t<> protect a person from there «titeM>to t*>w 1. I*r 4IMrM te Itu. will obtain it fur you at the Duwm MICSUUS. ' J :s Bawnr. New k.rs Pre-ute. a»s. ano • *■ “■'’TUu.tos K^oEgtoar. swindler*. Do, good people, who read gi'raMs.'rcA-AssiS-ic "TJl au.- ’ uTvifWT ETntten£*’ X general Tkn m*1 |« te ** task *•* lb«,r-***r:t»» te *>• Essa=f’i."4£±=s-J4'u-js. Rxias, without any axpenta to you in these line*, use a little common scn-< 2H0 School seat*.‘ Wiens Ite MSI i» te IS. .«*H-*srirr good time i* expected. Tickets of a>l- and eave your mon»y. .( k.tnr » ■»■*». teteUHIJ.I. k-teire ts Bonding tho Oder. 8 Blackboards. teM.u ■niasiun p er couple, |l.I>0. <««rt. In*M«u r*Misri» •••><».ate.rork*G Store*. It ba* been dfocoveroAthrt tlieupperfl Wilra. . Cool. n»ite.^h» 84-1 ranker*. eiU te >*U ia A Coxcxxr.—On Friday evening a crosi criminal* iu th* toml* liavo or­ KcsnS llr »•*' ia b* lb", "art*. '***>_- f Ur Soganized a society for mutual defence. Char. HOLIDAY ^RESEljTS. Concert was given in this city by Mis* By uppcr-cru*t I mean the tag thieyra. tob..*th*MS**4*«to* slib IbMaT lbs T.«„ With such a*rigid state!* -as this did Rare eHsnee to foruish School rooms tearar* Cold 111 1-2. > FOR . to te rslte. n*>:i>r. -al Io k*.*aHbdr- th* fathers of our groat State treat th* Ionia Belle Bcynolds ol Grand Rapids, tbo burgtarajmd forgor* sod mutderera. C.«rt. cheap. They cont ribut* so much each toa fun a Mrtstir* »»rt* SSS* Iton »• »•> Mil ib* rr^re- Srants of th* needy, th* widow, and lb* _-<Jocd sleighfag sssisted by Mis* Lonis. Sumner, Miss for defending raeh lu hla turn, and a llr*a»«ru. KM«tre<4 fatbarleaa No attention w»* allowed A J. GHANI. W. L f. HAMA «a V NClxlE! In 1816, tbl* act ol the Governorjtp- to Burineaa active. Lizzie W. Webb. Dr. B. Button an^A. J. fixedaumtwhlch goes to the family of bo given to eem of artnnT'sufiering convicted and sentenced. Thia parr-nilv not being drained of suficreiit Reynold. Eeq. Uikfo Hall was *611*1 lheoir* ! Tha Circuit Court I* id ■****>■-.. is ro-oporaUon In a new direction Hui authority, tho Judge* camo to hi* .aid and destitution; but thb officer must BpMlaJ Corrcspeadvnc*to overflowing to greet the foir soug- why not? Crime to a regular trade with with on act which declared Ibis record first inquire if Jhe supplicant for broad Angell's Lecture Friday sroning. AtortssHtoramto all the rate* and regulations tlmt other and shelter had effected aj’legal settleJ. 1. PCTKIIS. N«*ta ritefatar. ■treso, and I mt accomplished assistants, to lo tlio true and valid dwriptioa of Wood wantod at tha Bmu Office. lizaroaa, Mica., J trades have. hr UrMlv*j\ N. T. _ ineut," lb* very t*nus of which must and tbe public gouarnllv were delighted tbe various seal* to be used ia the propJan. f>H>- 1874. $ ar administration <it tbo affairs of gov­ wilt, tho ovoniag’o entertainment Misa Mt (fa>. M. Diwzr-fW Hie • Tbe (bora who needed !i»Ip ; s*d unless th*y roll. Hr*rr* ta.j ktjiUf. ftaUI Wtf. k' -s The Democracy of Brooklyn are made 18th. eould show a slrfci camxiH*iu» .*»ith this new M. E. Church, in Baltimore town, Rryiio'.d* fully sustained hrr high rep- ofthesamornrrerial as their brethren ernment. . Drir*lu.,s*.M-URt Tbo occult s snccs ware _n-’t held in J L. Reed hu more of thori fine n«ln.- t. *n i-**rt.«*u «. ««>(. il« In N*w York. At * primary meiling frbn rule, they must depend ^1<xm oA is tn th* Nineteenth Ward, a return woe high esteem by tbo learn-d judgv*-ta th* mnnifirenro at /heir neighbor*. Feb. 8th, 1874, at the time of our Mc- ,HUHita>Sr4ir> tartar Ota* wy terire Sifes•' >■ '; - ' jm.-i >a ’ entton for talo cheap and Miss Bumnor captivated all heart* banded m signed by a man named I bl5, nnd ihev dscread. that no proio­ Truly, we have ttttde irfme fed rance­ ond quarterly meeting for this Confer- Mnn k» relet iu»l *»l. Irolu UsC. W. B. aeUMOUresa . ............................. John Stanley fa gathering the ma­ by hor dignified and *atf-po«ae**od ap­ Cunningham. A man al tbe end of the cution should bo frjutmencvd or cnrnrel ear* gear. J14r. H. V. Tfak, Presiding room cried out, “I don’t bellero Mr. ou agnuiat »uy I***® for copjitrutiun, in ent, in our care 'for tlie poor, during Elder KUatntauo DtatriM, will preach terial* for hi. tww store. pearance end tho accomplished render­ Cunn4n*hain signed that re-turn," tbo 85 year, sine* the - naxag* of th* .witchaftft, sorcery, ut enchantmcaL the dedicatory sennoa. Th* Church i* “• ■•>!:■> f. • tree ■••U OBI* *rsr, Mno-f. wilk »*«*Si»lM 1 yri - rrerfoal Mbltoy. AMIooUmi M liMafer ' Subscribe for the Rgrtraxtexs B*x- ing ol tbo difficult part assigned to her; whereupon Mr. Cunningham lamped “And for tho uffhctaal prevention and r.et fraBirfhich wp baveqwtod. situated » rnllM aotoh ef Hartings, m •o^Moretlr 1 >Al«z spvi.-J, h'tiys-t-a t* tofae to his foet and deplan'd that b® ‘‘ri ' ' ’ / I i R F’C” _ .-r:_-t>s-| mfr ; Ma, th* fort paper iu the State. Only while Mi*« Webb, Dr. Button, and Mr. signed IL Tho vUce Dorn the end id punisbtnei.l of any nroteaev to vnch arts th* old plank road, between that e«ty of 'k. ‘ Reynold* did well thair parts, making the room quickly retorted or pow*re," “whereby ignorant jicrscin* and Battle Orrnfa W* aspect * large Cunningham didn't -sign it. Paddr arc freumntly deluded or delrunJod.’ UliMttai. tat tats* ■*« »tS1 **t ttter. *■ J* •Ueudanca from the jarroun^ing coun­ "Housekeeper- of KaaRh. Ackley has Karuaeno that is 150 - th. ccscert a musical treat, .uch as our Cunningham can’t write hla name.-/ »r*reruo»J • it was further enacted “that if any per­ ter. ADM MvMJura* ’ Is 4rr sMi lbw* tare tare fe< «ta*m: te* fire tori, and none leas than that ean people have seldom tojajod, and to have a uocamcnt In my peek*: to wbleh son shall pretend to exercisv or to US? (jnn7t5) B. S. Wilsum, Pastor. ' Mr rare rfreresaeres* 1» Ik* adia*re ■ttlte•■ to affixed. Tho 1WH JM* tbe pMt',.*purat»g /which wo trust they may reonlbe again blsAtmart the meeting of tho General Com any kind of conjuration, witchcraft, sor­ ♦ta Mreta.4 okMtee. SMre Ute I* U s*i Jo-ffnA be legally aold. cery, or enchantment, or pretend Gon: or blood «feMih<'-flt84p. C<Wo Jffstem Thanks to our friend* through whose Hcttooc Rouxs a hoe stock, such ns of rooms in which voting wu» being bis or her skill or knowledge in noySff- —tall lbs* greet' •‘bousekdepo- of our Ussred s^MI*LW*ArautaM*^ta*fi«‘ carried on. being cleared by force, and cnlt of crafty science, to discover wbor* kcaltk" al A.tk. will bo urcd in tbo city school*, just exertions our Hat ot aubacriban eontin •' n*^ st* IU fad Rutfond Correspondwcr. the ballot boxes stuffed to suit the tnusHa* Ires. trek. nJ Twireiloi ta*-airsas«41* wa to increa® with gr*at rapdiiycular majority- At the Nineteenth or in wlist manner any good* ur chat­ tfoM which g*nJ*r ik »B . Mood, UsUkrttaH*. WMu l«4 errealres t***H*l’ ties, supposed to have been stalctl ’ bt klskir. *«*.fte«lMter4rariir.*UCts>**- * - “■'fiftfe*" ”*" - ■■ * is Eeiron ar Bsewra—When a peopto Ward primary th* voting was brought Bring along your job work and wo ste out. aa.iLwai*; fM'taJd0iin*ry iff lost may be found, *rrry person *> “ *♦• to an abrupt |ermlngt)oQ bv cutting off will ritoeute it with Mainer and dia- bare done a ‘woriiiy deed, when they th* gas. Detuocrary b> flic nm» no* fetal «larikir n Mkto.trertwJcUM.Mnm wAta'rute' Crvra W4 BL^^GfAHnA-rt-ftsiMfa^tet, oa te^sauat* teS-ata feeding, being convicted thereof, shall tfiiro-gadiMj that it alway* wsa. fere**rire.«vre.tee* reM «M*.. MreAMfe* deserve praise, giro them credit palcb. at rm moderate nrie«. for every such tafonejo b* ^uufohod by system. For Ihi* tJUrpeto Uri K*rcefe amMfeXNfsrlCtesaltoMl fevJax*- ttau.lf 7 wish to state in the column* of Golden Modieal DiaireuijL’frith Very on band, and win 4rc*» la outer oa a Ulas noticeable fact that tbeehurelte tha GJaaa SliM-or," al UnionH*0 on your paper, that the people of the thro* mentis.’' 1’oopl* were gullible •mail daily doses' of Dr. tlefA's H»a*„ ,u townehipaf Hailand have been paying of N«w York are almrat bare of women th. •reuiag cf th* 18tb iaritwice each ycar-lu thr inriods bet* c.-ti in tbrao days as well as now; and .the eut Purgative Pellet* are pre-eminetitty th. principal and internet of their rail­ WluterondSprirg. and Autumn and strong arm of tha law had to bo favuKed BeoeniLor that Praa't AngoU. uf th. * . MaKre. road bonds M ft b«»me dna, aad tliat Winter—when It’, too cold lor a sum­ for their protection. Notwithstanding ffiSB’’’ tX J.n41 ■ Michigan Udrardty, is to Jactnr* at with the your 1B7S tlie last bond i* paid. mer bonnet and not cold enoazh for a these stringent measures, however, it is ■ ■ X T ^-K-faSaw winter head-covering But religion 1* Io tbe common pimgdey' biotch or orop.Union Hall on Friday evening of thia n ,T f, M[) .•nfa*Ua.} They baro'alM dwug (he lari year en­ now being made fashionable. r**pfo not tobesuppo*«d that “fortune tolling" Uou Great «<Uiaf-Wl'-on kindly 'Lad are now invited to prayrrwneetlnpi ;uro was a thing unknown iu tho Territory j «ra*k. forced tho dog law according to tbe ctoelv a* Invited to n r<«-lal soiree or on -. F<u.:»(wftrnM ,i..4 .-ti inffiwM. per eevrt off far rash. Everybody If you want to adrartiri, recneruber spirit And Irtter of the law, and at this evening party. A friend of mine gav* for then as now the curious, aided If Use darku' *s uf night, could raek tb« V>nttenl Uood pritous that lurk in tho know* that Lf*’s buggies ran t be best faireuw. U. ’»■«•* tkrirsti.5iQ.;.A»M *)’ ..7/ ; Ar Khat th* B*xxra lies nflarly tl>* *cine date, Jan. 81st, 1874, the tax of .1678 to ' borno of tho Mirrorcssat’d inquire nt her system arc by them robbed of their lor fa'tho State, aad now is the lime to se­ Jilto. h MfeMi Atedtatalta ttata -ttofos circulation m all tbo other paper* in paid in full, bonified, that is, in cash, cr5iS4,j,,w?»s:,» cure-bargains. Call nt once. W The jiardouiug pviver wna exetdi^ rare, arcl bv-tbok J»erarvin< Aad som*tt2C»re44,.‘*^-n''-’ WitUta *tha county. tb.re being no bark accounta, note, or ~KKL±7?b£ir4/-~.“A" >a or *n. XI*V»1 Hriaa*'* ivtaofef*. W****to to*to. Frtl John tt Crcaaey i* oar a^aL for any unpaid tex receipts. Has any township to 0 1-2. Morning dreto." 1 raw oa« tiro Council look upon thtauw-lres the ................ reia' AXxorxcaxxxT to th* rtfrutand all puqio*««, and by any contrarti done better than this -hao any done so rent to soother ft food which, na far aa » »*Kwipr*WN.d«tei,_. • he tuay make, or receipt* bo may Eire, writ? the body of II Wta omrerned. might oanw procoentiv*. Th- first l*nion lumMWl f*** **'**.1, WU i>rcrryss1u granted was in lH7, — rmo Alexander have a:»plled to a danen or card party. In. <;■. ... . ./p .'A-« You may have doubt, as to their be­ w* will be bound <J:hu:>. oonllaed in jail fur the crime o! Itek stall's Ms»* I’teees.' kl«aaas<r'»»*o.l. • *•' ■' -‘ " u- ■ II *> rd <M>ta ing a "l*w-abiding” people, but they larceny, ta-ing its rerqirai. Cunuected witfo all tb"7~dO ralHWd undra tho cirtainly pawl the bund* cccordte® to Church will be entertained this rnmft by Mias Rebrcea Goodyear, abhor real- tlio contract. I 4> Bat wbh yo. to an- »d. AlUr Ira Blbtaa were bonded Territorial sure rmp*at there ex* a ronaitiim. aad ao* wbfob in aorac csm-s derstaad Abat they are mure aid* to pay d^ ou Gram MW. CALL mmi have bran difficult to comply with “Alone, ar with the Majority," ■ to owing to the manfen oarcvsire 1Di«u BLWIXKb < :p.r .ras G *»/ IAj.~p.ukMt S*ty at aareir^lto U was thaijb*ba kb. aubject of Freabfon t AngeH'a toeEvil, and continue* to Improve. Gilleeitato. ,nw n**«.»g ZSSajlClHg^.X. off until to-morrow, no getting the t«ma taroboforafhoHaribc* Laotnrv Amoby ernnuta i» wmdil heel te Block, roath aWBtate Street for tbo WMtion of taxa*” extended, motarhomms arc very much better ~ri w g'i. ‘ u7y ~ Quo. H. Hairw. i 31tf ria&mM Friday eeiriac thoy w.re ta*L ho far. and ezpraae* which bad aasroed MM • paving intereri, Mt, which tho sod only ■ ----------■ fr My I £"Rultead has paid the last dollar of iurreaem tbe burden. Thxa. mart be In Ihto ofonch of January, In tho house county from thu thus of their approbate- ah« LaAa ' ' ' ' ■ 1 • frrea referred to. th* coHacttoua ore at th® •ion nnta their diar barge. >»< <• Mad ttftjrwfr ! ~ uteWhiriifnB.il w»w M Ci4MW» Johay knows whereof ho affirms paid, and crier and l^nd-bolders want was only carryi.g out tta pewctpfo "Srde Hkawiae, aad wo ahall bare bo MRe their moMy. Rromptr.Mi is as much whfoh obtained under tbo Territorial the ’‘lite of businree" ia paying taxes test friThad t» roaHtx to It. H had t o gwwromrat, that noreow offradmg all bfter 1 bn •On tbe^ pag. wfll bo as in anythiaff* . bottom, and should have aCVctri noth Over raata all down 10 per rant 28 yearn tad MTMtenntWi fire doo 4.............. ateiriw. D^’t fri! rntefce ti— bv I ho;® fltef I win bo Hrdout-d tn Ing. But man Eta frirtlewd, and 1 took jnot ea loug a time far them to get ra^h aa Wfa MW* Jsaying U>« ef th*** low»al»P« «_ they era out of Mr teeaatoeaed (hzt tairo bad their time for the col ■ 11 >fa»»*m---------U. »4. a g»ot * Th* first njiproach to anything Lik* be* Wtion of — exteUril tesa’i do M ■nawusm numtoxu Wd wither tea the tetea* at <mr again, it dore WF-ritamte-avy-*. to m tta-nyreMs hors as ajrahtonahk our modem Luani of fiopervuers, fca the maaagwneat of count* afitara «t MbM aana^iMiiat Whal be aay* and rnataw a bad proeriteaL Twrivo th* osiabSsiunent, in 1817. of •.’Courts BtaM .BteBitBt tea tea «* tbe Bofle^ MlriMi.aStb.ti».te*ateU.w com 00 teasan at nigh: rain, and too by of General Quarter fteaaions of A* Yaw wsted us uiueata. um Foace." Thera ecart, acre to' bo or gantrod in tsaufa omniy, and wose to ... .-Ji wnmi r»m w aamn wseir.___ ■ Vn paw via noi rover «irc wot of • <>. rtyjtrcrt. **—■. -tUM “f ‘n«. hut «»< hthwnut- VALUABLE H2IM QU L '!l SPLENDID OKCHAED, ■■ fcSkStti, ■■^ ., LHSgS; il lpt d r‘ ! h’ ill j ’ (I ll J H! ’SEI fg'lr i fix h tel|l ll! linilHJi | ttS^anfr.11 ^L**^ W il geMT*.vss sfe 5-. swr j __ flMlM &:awSfategu-5e:i^. ■aa&awcrfa*—’tfc- ihi'ib'fiSt'S!' Psi $.’l t | dh iiih: h pH ». re-tfa, tswsiSKsxssSxKS susr^ss; ‘roc- .re-.yiw-re sstuts ^sxsskrJa vriafa.’.'ttSirJMasttSks SMUtaSlUrarXAfMfCW' sswv-rrttwsiiEW r SHsEBtS-SJiEeS S ft *1 «l *t S 5 •t-T •! MUSICBOOKS /” s 1 h in ih ipj! IS $ 5 «n3S4NEuiMtEsr T£aaKnS',"lrt:.-JXB:ta, Fylb«r r !: i ii bi p im d R M '' fT ’ LOCALS. (BtltitaLBrlllllnTtM! SSaSwwfHSi&iAssH, a5£-Sgxcpa>rawg» JOB PRINTING !; PR O lilM iw « y Wfe Wi l M i l =S^LZZ fmrfiaifewwat w*rb. AMU_X W. ** * T.J. W»- lawd te tbri they uro.t bs*v W,»!T » *• Ttesro Wboee tax mmsm unpaid J*u Im, nays tersw aaMt « thirty-six Pumo. Amatre Moml onaawy has ortab£t tau» iff fidMtag when. *?* 1?rA-!f'e”w f-T J , x, Ba«aV40U>i jTj �B-1../+^^ the ALOINE, UNDERGROUND un m»w tie mr*cE t 31.1 of March' Maxi Michigan Central R. R. jir ntu. v.kkuX. MSragwaOotnro- 180 Fi» Eivrc^g. lUl.ln liw.drru »r-d Acel4«.w Lr.ur.1 u.« BULLS BEARS mu WANTED ! and we bare reaaon to hot« that much Rood waa done in tb. neighborhood, certainly not aa many unbecoming euMutg. and oat be an. heard. 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring ! Sife PARLOR GOODS CHAMBER SETTS VW™ ^KIT rvot. TH and that Mat at they were un the gv till after midnight. Eld- Maynard, far wlioac benafit they gathered, rwrcirad war fifty -fi.e dollar., wmo twentyfire of it la money, th. re* tn port, wheat. flour. oom and other soluable.. Do you woudar at bi. being good ua- Good Tough Oak, Book Elm, or White Ash Lumber I rwooguiaad him, and waa ahnckWbat a change tbeao'twenty yaon {wvducod ia hie one. liand-unv. .atereating fa ca I Hi. hair wa. en- snnuHsai aar ns® mi FOBiMBL Is Omani Feed Gutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. count an that their place and Hickory OooMn can enjoy ft. eomatime. anuoylugtnuaic, which then, limber lover, called green back. Well, whether tli.r aliened or nut. Heating. hs. nothing to fearaa it will xnak, il>o*v un th. ..tab- Altertiu ii te Hifliip Banff. V— ___ . 1 * •m X" TteZ'Xl tti A t SB »H— < < • ^~rr *. . . »1 K£D» LI’E SIB PHOTOGRAPHS §75,000 00 INK, CKAYON. WATERGOLOR • AND OILS, SCHOOL BOOKS FARIT MEDICIIES, SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE PaiaU. Oil.. Ywwb and !>» Stuff., CHOICE YiTK Jatba & tamai 15,000 each in Greenbacks' fe«is B™CB GROCERIES Trareli.g Daak«K Dmgrata Sundri a "“j&a. COMFECTIOMEBIE8’ BS JOB PRINTING ywff at tay oo.etrr'. rimw Do kauw what tay wtaoh ukwu. wa. atywarf Within a freociuB ot eight aadra 1 lirrw P (La* ttian two handrad Jlara) 1 aUuk »y bead wxrowiully Ha U m wteThe tboaghtabwt th. ohap<t va gt.e ou> plenty uf ralmi HASTUGS U1BLK WORK ' ‘ _ i«n ue, • UB at UH Shingles. Lath, &e. CHICAGO. •, t <a • t ,1 ar rww JWf” 'ten � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-02-11.pdf 2d987754c92d3ec72bf528a4bf315fe2 PDF Text Text Th« f\>pa>uciM< Bhutan- HASTINGS. BAHRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ft. 1874. VOL XVIII. NO. 42. Mwijal api felines COUCHES, BED-LOUNGES. Nothing is clearer than that the end aimed at is one that ought to bo persist­ ently sought It is too grand, too important, and too Christian to be treated as simply Utopian. The move­ ment, in seeking tiio end. as Count Sclopis. one of too Genera arbitrators, has well said, will “ make the voice of public opinion ring in the oars of the ______ I. *r-_ MAT­ TRESSES. Mr. Uybyidga, passing the bottle. The light faded from Ida wife's face as she waited to tea whet reply their visitor would make. Very deliberately the young man transferred tome pieces ol i ui_ —i .1 -- ir v.s warm now without any more healing.” “Bui, nan alive; claret ia cooling. There's nothing in the world that will cool a man off no quick-” M i. Uxbridge passed the coffee, and tried to change the subject. No see. Mine host was in the minority, end that would never do. Hit wife wu against him, hia prospective son-in-law dis­ agreed with him. and Walter Uxbridge. Esq., felt himself quite insulted. Just then Mildred enteted, and seated her­ self opposite her lover. Have a little claret, Mildred?" in nuired papa, bottle in hand, ready to resolution, and were ita letter and spirit complied with by nations, when involved in controversy, with each other, they “Drunk." bo answered, with a de­ would never roeott to the arbitrament moniac laugh. “You needn't be afraid of the sword. Individuals, when disa­ of mo. I shan't hurt you,” as the poor greeing aa to their respective righto and child drew away, “and before I get so bad 1 can't talk, I have something to eay to you. I never could drink liquor; never could touch it witboat jut such Opposite Goodyear's Hardware. Abd be was never himself again, few moo ths more, and the unhappy ■ wpi released from the curse of ini perandk and Mildred Carleton va drunkard's widow. GEO- H. AB1 I her daughter ? The visitor drained hie glsss, and his Boel prytnplly refilled it. 1 Mildred sipped a little of* her*Wine evidently had no charm for thia lightI hearted, brilliaat young lady. The next i day Mr*. Uxbridge tried to make her daughter undentand how keenly she felt on this subject of wine, and drinki iug, and how miserable the occurrences | of the previous evening had made her. ter, mother," Mildred replied, "but you , need have no fears about Harry. Ho never tenches liquor of any kind. Ho told mo so himself. Caret is co simple you know; scswrely more lb an lemon­ ade. If it had been anything else, I should not have thought of offering it. equally applicable to nations in similar relations. There is no reason why ttw latter should quarrel, and oepocsally why they should resort to ths violence of wu, that would not equally justify the ssms things in the tprmer on a smsllar and less destructive scale. War, however, has been to long end so much tbo practice uf nations that too problem of absolute prevention u one o( the moot difficult lhat can be conceived. The first thing to bo gained ia to bring nations to a common understanding u to those general pnnripla* ot equity and good neighborhood by which they will mutually consent to bo gvveroued in take a sectary to win the victory. Lot tbo Christianity of this country and of Europe embark in the effort; 1st there bo greet intornetional'conventions, bke that of the Evangelical Alliance, for the purpose of discussing too subject and the days ia not remdtely distant when the “common taoling’t will become so pervasive and general aA to be prac­ tically comjralrory upon those wbo ad­ minister the governmo nt Governments, u soeb, are not likely to take the lead in thia reform ; yet when the reform it­ self shall have gained position and power with the people especially with the more cultivated and thinking class­ es, then governments will bo compelled to respect it. They are never stronger than pablie .sndment; a Jrin the long caused by a Gear of approaching lun­ acy.” Buch ia t5e brief telegrejdiic and nounoomsnl of the supposed fata of Mrs. Ana Adeline Badger, wife of Bar. Henry Clay Badger, and one of too re­ cently elected school trustees of the city of Boston. Mrs. Badger was aged about 40 yean, n graduate of Antsoc h College. Ohio, and ono of a family o f tional law, as it now exists, is for the most part a matter of uatyv, lhat hu changed from lime to time, end gene­ rally for the boL'er, without benig in­ corporated into a code, while resting That evening Mildred waited in vain the tone Walter Uxbridge, u ho look­ ed into the handsome face on the op­ posite side of the dining-tablo. “No Walter, I don't think it ever did; bnt then, my dear, there are very few of ua who can do exactly as we blouse. ifofie ifiousrifY about puttinr stumbling blocks io our brothel'a way. . “Don't quote 6t Paul, fur goodness sake. What don't ho eay. A sensible conaervative one minute, recommending only talking that way to tease me. St. Paul thought it proper for a man who ^Bs master of his own spirit, to take a little wine if be needed it; but not to do thia tn a pUco where ho would bo like ly to hurt another’s feelings ” ■’Ahai is, ho approved of drinking be­ hind the door, something I shall never bo guilty of Mary. All the world If welcome to know what I do, and com­ ment on my doings if it sees fit. This anybody getting drunk on claret, did you?” “I bare no fear of Frank, that I know of." said Mr*. Uxbridge thought­ fully- DENTIST Hath®. "Dxxa Mitosis Was taken very ill the night 1 left your bouse. Stopped at the. hth Ave. Hotel, and have been here over,since, moat of the time uncon­ scious. Am mueh better, and shall see you tomorrow.” He came looking very ill, and Mr*. Uxbridge took him right into her heart. whioh invest her Ufa and her death with fkr more than ordinary interest. Few of our readers have not road the “Marble Faun,” that wierd offspring of Hawthorne's mournful imagiaaUon. All have there admired the exquisitely ex­ alted character of Hilda, the typical /Sow England girl, who eownod too Shrine of a spirit pure and true, whereuNJio author portrayed the fair ideal only known, to bis serenes-, hours. The original of the character wu Mra Bad­ ger, then Mias Shepherd. who went -k—,i „ _ s- at. sr-_,k_— »a shaved free of a man', difficulty bo adjusted ? The first and Wok her husband tor an intradar. Shs most obvious answer to thia question is recognised bis voice at first ba* the sec- that they should try to svtolo the mat­ ter in dispute by poaooful negotiation. If thia bo successful, it ia toe end of the whole question ;ud generally it will bo successful, provided Ute parties exereiso forbearance toward each other. burning, just as her Uta has now ended. She it was who wu Cuntraetod with Che darker, mure passionate Miriam, and whose subaued ways charmed u they Wore sketched. Hilda, , physically and mentally, wu the counterpart of Mias pages of the book eouid not tail to ocknowledgn the faithful portraiture of tta original. The “Marble Faun" ended With Hilda • wife. Mm Shephard, during bar tour abroad, waa betrothed to Mr. Badger, the two having been classmates at Antioch, end graduates while that institution wu under the control of Horace Mau. Her marriage IF YOU WANT I8A0 J. L. BRED •‘It is do especial credit to you that you an wot a drunkard,” continued the wife in a firmer tone. “Strong drink doc* not tempt you In any way, sere in .. -__ .—- .r a..*—io—. 1—.I. will continue, just aa we always wonder what will be lha Goal fate of all Haw­ thorne's chuaetera. But now comae the tragic aequol, and we find th*t the “I wuexceedingly anxwtte th*! it should prove a auceou, hers mb il wax Atnerioeu, and if I have one 'bttmp' bigger than another it is patrtotioas �BACON & aanlbilatiun ot thi* traffic which has । wicught for them only Bribery. Moth- ] ore. wive* end daugltesa *bo htW tome | 'AW lUim'i Msatxixa fcr Frebuary is I usually varied and aatertateing in Its : other to wbozu they can go for help fa jHttetfor World, or AressAf, nr Jhdrthtir gleet agony, and is tbeir cry nev­ ysssflwtf.or Jfa<A<xfa*r, or any of tbow er to be aMwmd f No, Oed >• already targ* wuekltate flo -ents per quarter, Bewaring their prayer* through tho I and oven thl* would br las* than exact wakenod. nnd asrakbaiug “moral pro rata late* In proportion to the work rase" of a large port of mankind demantiert of tbe Covmiment by tbo rldoh feaaaZ. tie law. which dufde-i 1 publiaber* ot thee* several papare, tu Lhdr eubecribere to tke post mn>d it. else it had n»vsr boon cuac$*J.' supplying ‘ offlv tu thto Bergh. '■ ' Domjnds it for tbo** who bars notj^* _ *rot. wo wnut bell* thinking mental and moral rultlvatkm of horn* that t tbe Tyner bill ought to psw*, and infloenew*—the wtao cnnnsel* cd inslrwo- do « not believe there to ■ single editor or of a county aewapapor io th* tor*—the pure teaching* of religion— patron I damand* it fowlhooo who have *# (Asm fState wbo la not of th* same opinion, and ar* yot anablo to roaut th* buriN*!'and we tally believe tbe Michigan dp!station In Cringe— fa»y UPttetotand craving* for stimulant* cither acvfuirrd ‘ thto and wttl pit*, th. passage of the or transBiittad Eke a blighting cur** oct , with Uro Iraat praelble delay. And from th* tfenoralioa* of the peat. ( meet In convention ou TUeedsy Tha “nrrnignmoat,” of th* pro ibilo- they I ryfowundii* ageartfa* aa a vast hutro- will with no dtoentlng vote osrtaSd* the m*nlah<y for lb* increase of drunkards, Tribime efflee, recommend this action and for airing to thia *rQ habit "Ih* jto our rtcnalors and Hcpreoentatlvea In Congmo, m wo know the people of contagion of kindrod vias*,*' is a four- । this ( section of Ihr State wnold by alful cbnrge, although aomowhat strong­ ly medUed by tbe ndonerion immodiaroly following, that it raroe* of th* b*it Among tbe {Masters nro ■ SBI at th* meeting of tho State Grunge recently Irrid at Kalamaxoo. w» R- X- Cable, of East Arlington; a <otored man. Samlay morning a fire broke out ia the Kalamaaoo bakery, bat before it had made much headway the fire le-idie* ware an Land and the building wa* ecutent*. whlrii are embelBsItod with ( ova* Eighty Bugraving*. Tbe “Legend of the Cmcado*’’-* '____ „ besntlfuyT illustrated poem, with which to Malo* the Number open*—give* a rending of of Stanley's recent book for beya. bring­ ing In some startling adventure* with □n* of tbe grandest of Indian tradition*. wild animal* in Africa, with ptolare* and ia vory fitlj published ia the tame : Number’ with Mr. NariaJT. Ulnatrated ,___ _ _ ,, , _ ______ _ paper oo tbo Ci Iambi* Riwsr and Tu- |ibhMuaTJgsUUaauto Wada*UU>. got Sound ; rinse tbe trad>tion rotate, to1 lustrated *— ’ u - eight appropriate ’-** * by cut* that river, and i* briefly alluded Io by gives, la a’ lively and rollicking rfyte, an Idea of the tun that ran bo had lu Mr. Nosdboff. each of the month* of th* y*sr There Williatn C. Prim* contribulee a pro- are also poexns by Olla Tbaxter, Bites finely flluMraied paper oa Potter and Dinsmore. Mary E. C. Wywtb—wbo P<|c*iain. fall of novel and intsraatsag contribute* *osd* baby vatanttn* verora, information, new eepeciaU timely in and a hutnorniM ballad by Theophilus view of lha valuable work* leceaiiy Higginbotham, arited Mild Fonstr published relating to the Ceramic Art. Jonesaxid the Naughty Boy, which la HluatrataJ by nine vary funny BUbooei. Ti.ojwonds of religious readsrs will to* by Hopkins. Two page* for little read with peculiar iateroal Eugene Law­ folk* ar* given thl* month ; and. there rence's article on Qty Road Chapel— La some capital talk Irom Jack-tn-lhewhere tbe last lesasna of John Wesley Pulplt; a lively ferotosnlm* for parlor were heard. Tlio article is illustrated acting, by U. B. Bartlett, well known i with portrait* of lb* W**l*y*—iadudI mg a view also of John W«*tey'» tomb. NOS HOUSEHOLD An editorial in the lloatun Drily Jki-1 nrtissr of Jan. iOlh hu attracted much atientio* from th* advocate* and offio। nonto of prohlbitiou. Al a timo, when the friend* of ternpmnee—not merely its profMwd friend*, but those manifestly so—were looking fcr tbo law to aid and *t>pfd«-1 mesrt tbeir effort* iu this reform, the as­ sertions of tho .ftfrerftsw ramo like, a duh of cold water in the face, which,' . hovsrif 1* always tint to be followed hatyrodox, nee ao fair'y committed to the taw that il is thundered from lh*ir pul­ pits, and clangod form their sterptae. God be praised—end may He lerbsd the joyous mtlody shall even sink into th* doleful, boneless toll of npml rspae.', repeal. And if to use another of ito Ggurv<, these “1110404 reformer*, with their prohibitory Lrooms," conkl be al­ lowed to sweep clean of ram not crily Masaachttodta, but Michigan and every other stat* in the union and they caaltl be thus kept clean through two or throe generation*, who ran sny what moral, mental and physical improvemeat might not eusu*. Who can say what Atmiriea and her people might not beroip"- Hlnstrated by tbe history of mankind, was moat ably sol before th* people of Usia oily, by Pree’l Angell, of tho Uni­ varsity *u Friday evening al Unsua Hall, m a lecture eutitled “A lone or With th* Majority.'* Among all tho tartare* that were ever delivered in thia city, within our knowledge, Ibis was ooo of the mr *t iaetrnctive and oaleriafaing. Filled full from beginning to end with practical lemon*, non* tho lew* impressive for the eloquence which graced every pariod, 1 • nd llie wholesome truth* that were tting serie* of paper* on th* “New cuth." dealing ia (hi* Number with ba reoiarkabl* progress recently mad* I in Southern manufacturing industry. A very.eerciae but cO*npv»L*n*i*» articl* on tbe Holland House, full of hi*-. torical reminiscence and anecdote, ia > nmiributed by Eugen* Imwrancu. vigorous, well-drawn picture This number of Bt Ntoboto*. like tb* lari, while It krep* Ito Individuality In egery particular, show* a decided dlapooltlon lu accept freely every advantage offored by It* abeorptloa of *Our Young Folk*.* The old roadera of the latter magaalna FAMILY which, by tbe wsy, abound* In lllustra tlon* there beioc ao lao* than flfly pic­ ture* In It, all of them good, and coin* ofOeuaa: them remarkably fine । "Pens win, a ,OT ^obruarv teriotie [metns. “Soug of the ' Redwood Tree''—a California song —the V.,~ .1•alqku dri.s I.u. r.l.wd ter- I PANACEA I gjtf First-Class Instruments. D*IU'AXDWma.r ' , 1 POST AND MAILI la-z-i. Fborter portals ere contributed by Carl Fpoacwr end Mrs. Maty E ■ as ii wnuen oui ycaieruay. I non cosnee Brooke Bey City puts in a bid fur th* Stale House of Correction oa tbo plaus­ George William Curtia, ia Editor's ible ground that “the ifagiaaw Valley Easy Chair, discusses Tw**d’« fat* and The principal Itturtrated jaaper of lhe _____ ri/Kl, and then to ataad by bia or bar aeoda tnos* priaoMr* to lb* Houao of the question of the eo-eduraboo of the | Correction than eny other portion of ccnviclieae of the right, r-?ard!e». of texes, and give* some very entertaining I second article on Texas, io th* Greet Boulb Herlre. with picture* fmn Ctmrnp। per*, almiaat all the City 1'rvee are de- ।lha opinion* of any other person who by vigorous reaction. The Ionia Srafinri say* exaggerated guosip of th* Lycosm graturoom. Th* I noy1* porlfono. A quaint story from On tbe other hand, the opponenta of; nounting the pending bill in CoMffiHUi i Scientific Record ia vary compraheurire . the Danlab, la aalled The Black. Marble, tho law commend tbo article in question I to give to th* people the ad vantage ter all Irani snow th* lce*ju *1 Zfuaeos i report* are ia circulation containing th* nutnlier of fatal ease* of smallpox in in it* summary of recent progrea* in i A new p*|>er by tbe pool fetodmau ia oo uan unanswerabl* argument for the 11« derived from the home ureas frdl of Tefrrehn and n'member that th* opin­ ItastML Only tao death* hare occured ; I wienc* and art, and the other depart tbe porti Hood, Arnold, and Proater, the expenee of postage. Pinsnleeit condemnation and repeal of tbe same. sm^ng thr-e Lion on* against tbe right* ; ion* of our neighbor is just a* dear to ao new creoa have developed, and the i . Not quite ready to admit it to be such, of the people and tbe life of the county him a* our* i* to us, and ore eutitted I • xriiemeut has about subsided. A sk.trii by E. H. Natal. <rf Eafftkh ' Buudaya and I>nn<lon Churches; a reply 1st u* look agniu nt some of its points, paper, In thia State, Is tho Detroit IHfc- ■' from tu to the eamn re-pact we ask from । The Manistee Tiaro says: Our fruit J I by Prof. Atwater, of Princeton, to Dr.1 grower* who have examined their peach \ and ire if there t* nut ■ word Io bo said tmc. Its object far ynare, and for which . i \ sui l other fruit tree*, apeak very nopvBlauvelt; Ifrof. Wm. 8. T>ter*e addrea I>urpaa It has expended targe ram*. , on lh* other si-ie. The Cist statement Awxxicix Hums*.—AYe_ take plMaara fully of tha prospect fur guud vi*ld next year. Tiro trees aro in excellent con­ in Lringieg tu th* notice ef our reader*. I paper* nt tho ftate. 10s proprietor*, the i dition, end th* bnd* indicate a large Sure eepecsally thorn resident in the' Mrs. Davis's serials, and poems by Pella pulillehsr* of* large Dally, and the test yteldcountry, th* naw year’s number uf ibis Tbaxter, Julia C. II. Duor, and Louise l>aylng one In the Ftato, print and send laborer in tho last number of llw Th* Coagregatic nalssta of Greenville unpretending, bnt really Crst-cta** per- Cbaodlrr Moulton coufplrt* the list of out. at little more iban Ihr coat of tbe white paper, a large weekly abort which Hatting* Unu Journal is entirely mis ere to bntld a 120,000 ehnich thi* eea- nodical. Tbe urgantzation by it* new tbe principalcinlribuUoiui. Dr. Holland, la Tuples of tbe Time J they'seek to put In' tha place of the taken in tho statement, that “part or al! thereof by annual inatallmento for three publisher*, Measra. lec A Shepard, ot ' write* of Rick and Poor, Organa, What cvnnty paper, becatua with no mat far of tho Plato officer* have duties assigned veare. They have *old tbeir preeant Boston, of a dasboct department fur it* ' compoatrion. they ean give more col- tiu-m entirely distinct from the duties hou.e of worship V> the Episcopalian* 1 bosince* management mark* a new era that devoir* upon them by virtue of fur ttO,nM. in tho history of American Horn**—an paper non for the aime^icnvy. Inlbl»| crusade against the county prr**. (bey ,l*ingio chily devolving on *ny aingloj TLere are twenty-seven taw mills in ora of lifotary and typographical hnMidland County, with a capacity of , follow tbe lead of tbe abler paj*r* In I 1 New York, and tbe meaner oetes th i’ olnctiv* Siato officu that i» not a part of,। AH.LOO,OX) feet anaually. which h*t twenty y<mi> . , , . Tbe January number ia a model of lit­ *ra*,n cut 17.303,000 of lumber, cf • Threw .is Mt a gnltoa <>* LABORER, Pblladelphta. This combined oppoel- bisdutiss a* inch Btato officer, and for j wine crlw*rw»'.d;there is no dwunu- (1 tk-n of tlicic great .talite* and weeklies, tbo porfbrmanes of which ho Was olec- (' which 4,9I5,OUO foot ia on bead. There erary excellence, pictorial beatify, and 1 FARMER, were 75,37G.OOO shingles nod 3.387.­ typographical taele. It i* pre-rouaent* . tioa fa th* ntrinber of erilar* I'—r^ 1 against their weaker neighbor*, hae ted by lit* people. MECHANIC, : 0J0 lath, 540,000 of th* tetter, being ly a hotuu magazine, and it* numeiuu* liquor* are furnished beraos* th* LuuHa ia rurrcct, however in bi* slati'MERCHANT, peas ha* been mad* uwre hsxardouv .'nothing offairnewior manllneu In it. abort end pithy stories; ita well written । It tsimply that they may annihilate t W. submit it to th* good ronwt of th* ment tKnt the Secratary of Suite and paper* upon geevrl topic* ; ita superior ( us, and grew rich themaelvre through kssrialature thto th* prohibituvy law taa th* other Blot* officer* rremve only the our deatructljn. To thia end they cfasa of poetry ; ita household, farm and had Mtfiaient trial." constitutional salary in payment for th* literary department*; wilticumo, Ma­ How ran it l»*vo had way trial, we ralae.1 a greet hue and cry agalnrt tbe tliwir official service* as such officer* — right of free corrvafOaidcnce between aak, if never enforced, nv it esunot have the people qnd their r.eprraeatatlvra neilblr doe* Judge Hoyt Bui it ia, also, j "Tangled Thread*" will make it a web Iron if itarre is just as much Lquar to and Senator* lu Congrrae, and caught true that tbo Secretary of State and oilier ran* CT.e»t wherever it goo*. Matty of be acid, just aa many to **H it «*d ja»t In tbeir ne» many of Uro rrprraentottvta Flat* offioer* are from tin** to lira* paid I tho article* in the present number ar* M many to buy 1 If pooro» l“l'**f» n” their exjtrnsce wbuu away from bom*' , fully up to tit* standard of the larger furambed beeauta of thi* law. what baOU fjkeri daiws, with out reference to tbe j doran beautiful pktarre etnbellleh Ita coaseaofth* taaaof teetfasony of ad- their voice In lavor of it, and secured I eonrtiluticnal lufaitoioo as to ff^o and mprw lhat half of which are orlglent and incisive paper in which be tear* 1 pegre. Oftiflc, chemiato (ibo Blate Asaayer of Inal Amcrlean views. Mr. W. M. Ctary I **• *u'*" j**™*1*- *' «,n *• pevqwiaitete end eoeh alknraece has ' Ita repeal, and enabled theee city th* veil very cleverly from the brood of bae a sperlt <1 ful -par* picture ol AaleMaasachuaella icrludad ?) during th* nento of Uw coantrv pre—, io strike tt a always keen held to be eutrstbntirtial, modern imitator* and sickly sentimen ­ lope-ll anting at, tbe Plain*; the baraxia deadly blow, In obedlencn Io tbeir own a* we fully Itcbaftt it ia, ■a'ta^s, also the i talist* who manege to palm off their are In full |>ur>ult ef a herd of <ker,, rive *dultenilton of all opinion* liquoto. pereonal demand for tbe ■;repeal of tbe । biJi* paid by tiro Fopervuora ul thia and Mcuod-haud wares upon th* leuient tbe moat trifl.ag r-i cent of w Isicli hu Fran king (privilege. many other eounlita in tbo State to jay < country pnwsitood by the ■agasioe editors. The paper entitled bams admitted, pure? It then, during . Had tha actual ex|.eas«e of th* Jodgee white । people in tbe eonte»l far the repeal of ( “A Golden Men,*' by Professor Moeen aerleeefflve picture*, which be drew . th* brief end broken periods, in which •**si« is., u .to — .wet. rX SBgagvd iu tho discharge of official IL FaruJoeu, containing aa account of prohibition baa had a place on th* the Franking privilege, there would , duties. Mechanic fa, alu*. very much x °* f iiavc been no chance far our opponent* tbo-discovery ia Northern Mexico of a famoo* Juniata River In Pecnsylvauta. I mvufKrH statutoa of M—aerliaseUa, it ia conceded 1 to hate stabbed us, that they might en- mistaken when ha Ctetag lhat lha Soper- . i One of Itraee Is a grand and mamlve TMJU or altMCBirTIOJI: —. to hav* a fair trial, what may b* eaid riel, tbemwlve* by the ruin of th* oounInga, will b* read with interisl and curi­ whole page picture, reprtoe Uug The DAlLT. of th* free or licensed ulo of liquors, try press. Aroer dul Utepurplo either . osity. Sam iol Woodaworth Cbsaeea, Juniata River, sur Huntingdon. Pa., gy s*ea-y*t qe*rsw ----- ......................(1 H through all th* yours of tbe post—hw demand or desire Use repeal of the Jrithi VMsT.'ri'Tret’ si^ aU franking privilege, rare where they] anthor of “Th* Marvelous Country," ( allowing a deep cut through the rocks it flow better ? on the Pennsylvania Central RaUi<*<l. by Ftvs Os*s» sontribul** a most amusing picture of a •*Di* tew is expected to areoaajdiah , were misled by theee opponents of tbeir Two large companion piece*, tall of the —— j local paper*, and in cur Judgement tbe I W eater a court ia *arly time*. Jimmy aa impoerilubty." half sheet at MiddloeUlo undertakes to | i greatest danger of tbe Republic Ilea to i 1* it arise to yield this print- that it I j day In tbo repeal of thl* fmnetoltr, and I| instruct us aa to how w* *halb vote A i Sloan, tho judge, ia an Irishman, p»sceaed of native ahrawdncea, cunning, [of th* inlet end outlet of winking THtglorstBSCgirriOI. is impotoihible br legal enactments to , certain ijnestium 41 th* approaching | ------ . river ;which flaws for anils tffeete .......... -.............. • 1 • ubstiuacy, brass, selCeateovn, everything!' spring. f rare to bring a’xxit, tbe death.' krf t^e ! special session A* A* did net rate to make in fact but laarwing. “What th* diril’s maaufacturo and commerce, tale and local paper* In all parte of tbe country , u* a asoalor, hi* advine i* no* asked. A charming aketrbra, fall ol brawtifal wa-1 Club 5 ria eeMaa oee yaw.’.’.’.’.’.’.’.’.' cr the curtailing of their *ub*eriptloa th* Coaeiilulion got to de wid‘ Jimmy tar, ctood. end falh«*H»eto, sre*krtrh-| consiraapefon, which is rad-pulably th* •* Hat' within ouch narrow Umite wdte de­ Republican Wter rannol jKctal* to ueI Bloea's noort." oayo the judge. “Thi* seof the river-Lewtosearn Narrows, ystty **?’■• £*^***4 Ike'fottoi cans* of nine-taaihs of all crime ? stroy their utofulnea'^ind to tills end.f>»r Th* opinion of say trot nau of either 1 co-rrt knows bow tn ihry inay roe* tbit and Jun'ata Hirer near Lrwtstown. -Th* wulieot culture uf mankind be­ It can be to no other, U !• that these city party is rarno th eofieitod on any dr all fft»H><°>‘L, Xrwoss rvev^ Nofinereeriroof pirtureaef Atahtaa — may arise before it, without faatrneiiona gan with th* grapo* and frdtes/frran paper*, to-day, seek to prevent the ]w»- the proposed ai»cadm*nt* fa th* con-’. wboe* jri*M exhilarating b^ocggwi ar* eag« of Mri Tyner's Uli for the free clrfrom iony IrUl* pettifagug lawyer that •cooorr ha* ever bean publfabed. Mr. JobnH. Devi* contributed* chhracter' eutattoo of all weekly ncwqpaprta lu the county where published Btaate*. and atthnpt* to iuelhroet the tatte sketch of th* vllfagr •W*r-dt>wsft," An Idle Dag, which Is true to , W*a*kforlbto taw In no spirit of 1 eOort in its.dntie* - an >ir tinted <10 for life, as well as betag graoefal to proa* l-egglngand w lib no deal re ter special ’ yir eontaatp'. av lh»jou*rt.” • Cenaron and oomprastfou, Hpecht ba* a floe F.iruuaar Tax —We. Vto informed end ***** id**:ot th* means which are privilege* but in the lateswd of fh*'pon Bn* Qjoo" io a translation £p>m a b*au- picture of ricoteh greyhound*,. Utetitle' We do not know ol ao early a record Jde, and beoatu* the poepte dnnand U. lhat at a faatuoMbi* party bald, ta on* i tif.il poem by the Bpmis b Kent*. Tbe uronof Leisure, and Clad—n* Is on* of the poppy: bid (uppoeo its cultivation Tbst It i* right and just even tbo liaur- of tbo Township* tn ahi* eeunty lee* of P«dj “gvbts to1 'Martyred Churiti" t* not only a fine for the next ton or twenty yean sb.nild bon pre** doe* not dare deny. Even than tLre* months *go. Ufo tea on tit* Barnum hs« Fpain a*d Afnen to seoare attrartio** r poem, but th* Qlustratiuns ar* baantibe largely increased, and tho tnaaufoc- under tbe <dd elaw regime thi* wa* table waadesr-ribed by n yoaug Granger Lui has Irimsvl! Vtt’ted ths H.j.puJreme Altotur* and tmportrdiJn. late and use of? always the law, and under It the eodatry "a* being a tare ipoamen of Granger in J'ante lb. Circus Rena «l Vl-nmiI fully artiali* and appropriate. opium should ooms fa tho isms limo to. prvas beesmo a power In tbe land *uffl- tee gathered from lha Uf rexraA and Myer's Ctr.-p* to Dresden. Sahmo*aksi gather theca ia uo magasiee upon oar asssms eno tenth the magnitude of al-, dan Uy great, to overturn a corrupt na­ fttrnhhed without fb* Intervention of **1 GtoTw'n Cm u* al Ouloguc, lb* Z.jo-' table whi'h are ean taose cwedldly rec­ hwrolGtoigu tot Jfambejg. . Au«i*liquora, would no legialuUua be* tional dvtoisty and place lu tbo Preol’ omtore.d to tbe eftjr xn afi'e home, or the denltel chair honest old Father Abra- any middle man.” Wdl th* world1 farmer's fire-ide. . emptoyrel for tbe uprootai of th* plant’ bam IJneUm Do they wy to us tbe s„?. now, and a i po*e again lb* conanmera to be si moat “ _ ..riC Th- February number of BsHou's ding Gfnln* Magsxlne i* remarkable fur Ita variety, 1 wholly wom*u—how long before their The literary onwteata of .»bfe’niimbv and tbe amount of reading matter 1 lustrrieaa eye* and death-lined earnwhleb it aff-.rde for the low ptfoe of 13 of tbe AldlucMw .Mbetaa, varied, and ptexiuna and deader brain* would ex- the country pm* on all political q(Mo­ eentt single copies Jami only |L50 per original A poem new ttofacopoMMH tert from the *5ordi of eroation" a cr^ tions, and lhat Ita flereo asasmixa upon year. Fotus uf lhe best stories of th* r*l, ratted 1 ha Boytho and Uso Sy Ipblda, tender than over reformer ha* dared to the Inatttotion of alavrry Use off the wseon are to be found in thl* really Is fnsn ttm pen of Kkfoard Adams oraloa from tbe oyeeof tbe people, usd niter for ntuhibitoa ? merUurtoua mggaalce. It give* »o much tet there see It u It eetually extatod, U Ml eaur. U.L -ill. i for tbe ataaoj that we Jo net wonder Ito M* dtotodu. eba*ga* occur that shall and then It fell a. MMh all that epprwee tbe progte-of individual an.’ political month, so wo have tb* MMaferttoii <tf MfagarumAto.bo "open bar,** a* freknowing that tbe public really approb­ qusmtiy at man (and why not ? w> ere ate gwd literary merit. A nice little toH that intemperance u nn c frigbtfa! Chromo la ghrou to each eutaeriber of fomaro amuuz the higher and middle Halloa'. Magarino, and no one turn to of the wnoMU of Ecgtead. and watt mutbi.hr tbe picture, aa so«towhat pratitenee travete to frat ns the pmtuf » bdfashion») would any ooo-' fair and fearless New Scales. New Styles. New Prices. , HAT Veit Low fl AS fi tfoferoom, Ao. M6 Greene, near Li^hth £., A’. 1. ItAtanntofalltiGiTeMm FOR SALE JB'Sr Smith &Nixon, State St., Chicago. Whittemore &. Stephens, • 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit p RINTIN Q $1,500 Fourth GranA Gift cncert PUBLIC HBBAHY of KY. AT HALF THE PRICE, ' 31st of March Next Republican TK TOLY POST AID MIL aESas-j nauiz-j 5.J BANNER OMDM^ri. rwbbow** q eleer. FleetM*. for 1ST* )s ***aSmL.*JAM£/Vfac muui BLOCK,. �NEW YORK WSMMOLDIAGAm Arrxmox is aeked to the prospectua ol th. daily aad weekly ftti n<i JM, published at Chicago, a* an Evening Journal. It ia said to be one ot tha ableai journals published in that city and that ia saying* great deal. The Best Dollir Monthly. Msesr*. Hewitt and Galland, of Orangeville. made oa a call on Monday 0! thi* week. We like to acknowledge viait* fromaucli men, for when they leave, our , aubsoripbon lie! ia larger and th* pay in advance is their motto. CHURCHES. JOB PRINTING Uni IktW fitictt On Wednesday of last week. a son if Joie ph Ohtay of Irving, had an arm broken while wrestling. He wax brought to thia city at ten o’clock tha aanto crcniag, and Dr, Upjohn aet tho limb, which at this time ia doing wall. completed, and tMecgm ere offiwed a Grat das* all-rail rout from St louis to Texas, either over th* Mweouri, Kan­ sas* Texas R. R, via Sedalia, or over th. Atlantic * Paeifie H- IL, via Yalta. For maps, time table*, information a* to rat**, root**, ate, address J. F. from their pUcea of labor. Tbo with­ drawal of half tbe cor* compelled fully the half of tliocu to walk to their wretch­ ed home*. Imagine a poor, weak, half­ clad woman or girl walking through six inches of anew in a blinding atorra four mile*, after twelve hour* ef ex­ haustive labor! Thi* ia what the poor Who loft at tha residence of tha editor of tha Baxxn a quantity of wood, on Monday and Tuesday of thin week ? We eannot credit unleis re know who loft it? Will tho party or partite giro storm filled tbe stetiou houses with th* . thia matter prompt alteodoa aai nbligo shivering poor, wbo. bat for the** ref- | uger. would bar*perished Ln the streets. tho Bax xu Co.’ Many touching incidents are related^ r_— ■ L.s— —■>>. Liar or l.nrni remaining at the and aix childreu, entered the Mulberry Hasting*, P.O., Feb. Sth, 1874: Street station nad asked Captain Clinehy Jordon Campbell, Mr*. Hold ah C\»r- for shelter. Tbe kind officer pnl them win, A. M. Mane, Wm. Missenger, ia a warm cell, whoa tbo woman asked Silas Sturgeon. Miss Salina Suits, Mrs. him to bo allowed to gu out'and get food for tli< children. Seeing bow ahe wu Caplaiu CUncliy told her to give him the monay nod he would send. The woman handvd Captain Cliuchy four cents. "What sort of a eii]m«r do Tbo many friends of Iler. T. D. you intend to get with thia ? "Bread air!'* "Well, you won't get enough Marsh, ths able and nopular Pastor of foe youeelf for four cento." "Thai'a so, th* Presbyterian Church in thia city.’ but I and my husband can do without." will tender him wltonsvio* at hi* res­ Handiag her the four sent* Oaplain idence on Green Street, on Trxsnsr CiiDchy went io a baker’s and returned Evxxoro mx 17thr init W* hope the with three toavea, some ham and fish, donation may be a* liberal as hi* efforts and a subscription wa* raised among tho men, all uf whom gave their ml’* to for tho goal of thi* people are carueel asust the poor family. Tint night, at and self sacrificing. ’ BRICK Ilsuxstviiu, Couruatx Co, N.Y. / July », 1871 J R. V. 1’ixncr, M. D.: J)w Sir—Your faiuriajval received. 1 intended to hare written to you several week* since concerning th* im­ provement in tny health, which is now very apparent. I hare used on* bottle of Favorite Prescription with the beat result*, although I will admit I waa somewhat discouraged after its use (for a short time only). . I took it under very disadvantageous circumstances— haring th* supervision of the bouse and during the aeuon of "hone* cleaning" I wa* oblidged, through the incompe­ tency of help, to do mor* than I ought, and, of coarse, suffered dreadfully, lifted when I ought not to hare raised my hand, and did all I could to bring "order out of chaos, ”—but upon laying aside all care* and continuing tho remedy I find after using lee* than oa* bottle to Company offer* 1,200,000 acre, of land in Southwest Missouri, at bum SB to 112 per acre, on seven year* tine, with free transportation from Bl Louis to all purchaser*. Climate, toll, limber, min­ eral wealth, schools, churches and Uwabiding etxaoty invito emigrants from all point* to thia land of fruits and flower*. Fur paniculate add rasa A. Tuck, land Gwmmiamohor. Bt, Louis, House in district known a* Todunk, in the Tbwnship of Rutland, between El­ der Horton o' Seventh day Advent of ribly and what added to tny diatrves , Allegan CVunty, and Dr. Brown of thia wa* the consoouanoa* of not procuring city, on tbh morality and perpetuity of relief trom ordinary, eouroes, at times it Seventh day sabbath, Elder Horton teemed about impoeubl* to (tend to taking lha* affirmative. The_ atfon-1 great was the diatree*. All if thoee dance waa very large and tbe utmost ( Fashion severe neuralgic pain* have disappeared, good order prevailed throughout tho | ant. If Fi they were ao bad at time* I could hardly discussion, and from the reports that ‘ feet high, t walk without some external preaaure. rcacu us mere seems to De no manner ------------- -- -------------------- _ — , , ,, .. . ,, ,, , ,, fiat as a pie dish, these would be worn. They were to have left me like magic, of doubL diet th. Jrfonre of th. t-bn.- Fof jn ,h|W suddenly, and have had no return ; all tied Habbath both - from a biblical and I has Leon obeolutoly cruel. The shoe other symptom* have been romovad. historical stand point wa* full and oom-1 waa made aa narrow as tho toot —tho plate, and the argument in tie support ■ sole ranch narrower than th. upper, and disappeared, and I can go up ■ ta.it* with comparative ease now. I would hare informed you we thi* of my im­ lanxasnxo.— Thu other day a* we foot. Walking could only be accom­ provement, for I appreciated it, but I passed along one of our promiuent plished with pain ; with such shoe* and was fearful it waa only transient benefit streets we uotieed two young Mieses on corns, end bunions were multiplied' I was receiving, but I think sufficient tho corner of a crosa street jnrt in front fearfully. But fashion has blundered time ha* elapsed to consider th* bene­ of us. Na. 1 waa making motions to into a good thing for oneo. ■ Tbe new shoe, which every fashionable woman ficial results permanent Areapt of my in New York mutt wear, ia square-toed ; i>*st wishes for your future sucre is and the soles project beyond the upper* and your kindness in advising mo. magaxine, or paper,, published, with or Very truly, Mas. M. Nrm* Bxtdcs. nitboutthe advortia d premiums, wa ■ill It fur you at tho Lowcrr] may bo very innocent amusement for lb.ru, without any exjxmav to you in the young lodioa,tn question, but it cer­ sending tbo crtlvr. tainly wan not creditable, and if in­ I dulged in by any young lady wfll at lenst exclude her trom all good eecsetv. We print thia simply to call lhe attention of »PI>l«»-_____ the parties and all other* to it, that th* Johoy know* good tamo and deservedly high character The beet M cent of the young ladies of our city may nut John Stealey’*. be tarnished by <ooli»h imprudence. The Vevay AyaA&ro aaya a sensible thing in relation to a subject to which too little attention ia given by our people, and yet one that effect* all interest* more ' A«y:qanriil<y of old nsirapupvrs fcr sale et tlus'otew. Th* crop of ice anettred In thi* eity » vary l«rgt> and of fair quality. any a word calculated to draw attention to.ycur county and its numerous tbrivW* regret tuHsm'of 0>« serum* ill­ tog towns, and aid in their progress and ness of J. A., eon <rt Dr. H. C Turner •nterprite? Not a line. And yet there are men who take such contracted views of Orangeville. baa no* been a aingle crim frill I of this matter that unto** they are get­ ting as inao-J. spare inches of reading case on Um calendar at tbe preeont matter in tbair borne paper* a* they do in a city pep«r, they think they are not term of tha Ctreaft Court. getting tl» worth of their money. 1'rof. Estabrook of Cio 8 Ufo Normal School will Lecture at Union Hall on 7.TST or I'iTUxre famed from tbe U. '2J01, inaL Subject ‘The Origin and 8. Patent Uffiee to Michigan Inventors, for tbe week ending Jon- IB, M74, and Destiny of the .Eugii«h Lwguate" each bearing that date.-Furnished this Bogota Eeq , of Prairieville, bat a paper by Cox A Cox, Boltoitoraof Patspan of her*®* that will be twonty-nine cnU, Washington, D. C.-. Machlni of making Nesdlee-J. year* old next May, and yot they have not dispensed with coltish notion*, a* Baumgartner. Detroit. Frying Pan-8. Bryant, Detroit. tWr act* prove wbea'Ukhod pa. Lin-Ban—G. Clark, Ecnrac. ■ MACHINE. SAW .MILL MEN MEIIEI PATTIT HEAR ' I1^is?£B,cd* vtsTcuTfod!! iherto ii te Hasflw Raw HASTINGS MARBLE TORES! MONt’MJiNTS A BARGAIN JAMIS WOODRUFF UNDERGROUND LIFE ItlSw'rSE Frail, *«.. At. fur Uh rea sf SSSfltEI DONT DELAY f For another like BARGAIN will la the last folly of this most foolish city. Do you want to know what a kettle drum ia? Well, a indy invite* hre friends to her house from four to six P. M. Tea is made by tbo hostess in Ida parhir and each lady take* a cop thereol Co the gectleman whom she prefers. If ho aaya ••Sugar, please," she remain* with him —if not alio leave* him. Biiq ean only offer tea to one gentleman. Now ft will almost alw*y* happen that eomo one gentleman will have no toe offered him. Tho host css provides, n kettle drum iu a corner of the poptor, and thia leckltes wight must go to tt»t drum and beat it, not loudly, through­ out th* entertainment, or until a later unfortunate relieve! him. The rub-adub of (ho drum make* lust enough noise to enable th* couple* property mated to indulge iu all the soft talk Uiey desire without being overheard, and the lucklae* drummar make* aft excellent butt for all the email wita BULLS SCHOOL BOOKS ! MTEII MEDIC1IES, $75,000 00 Paint*. OiK Vanish and Di. Stuff*. WANTED ! CHOICE GROCERIES! SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE tbe ordinary tea, with a alioe of lemon added to each cup. How Iona thia abturd thing will but no one know*, but it is all the rag* now. Frivolous New York has to have something new which is .not profound enough t* require thought, all the time. Th*’spectacle of COMFECTIOEEBIEB! *5.000 each in Greenbacks I HrKWl » furbish our patrons with all Minds of plain and fancy printing at reason­ able rats*, and on the shortest notice. A pleasant oyster supper and dance is to be held at Independence Hall, at Meadville, oa the evening of the. 20<h, inat., aider the auspiMj'/'^. a^amb. Music by McMure I Hoig'a full bail. pleasant affair. Ths attendance large, end considering the stringency of the lime* tho donation*, e< they ought to Good Tough Oak, Bock Elm. or White Ash Lumber Where is there a county paper that fnnuahea ita patron* with morn colemae uf roadtag mattor than can ba found io INK. CRAYON, WATEROOLOR �Ayers UNDERGROUND tin BELOW "the SBSEACE 1 ■ICHIGAR CENTRAL R. R- Michigan Central R. R. Grand River Valley Division OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, ABVUTUMEKTS. torprisa began to reward him, and look­ ing around for some one to share with him in his hardships, and haring road in his boyhood days tho Mosaic account of tbo pair in tho Garden of Edon, and pemeoing tbo instinct of Adam, want and dona likewise, took unto himself a wife to take oaro of his log cabin, where they lived ia happiness a few years, k<Sit>400. NEWYOBK DAY-BOOK BULLS IWffSBODSfflOLD lASiffltt. The Best Dollar Monthly. ■smees itrwsra tbo building belonging to tho uS Uni­ versity, in tbo city id Dertoit” The University thus gained a habitat, and was started on iu career of utefalneea. Kot that afl the above mentioned legislation wee unexceptioaally wise, but it was sealoualy in earnest • and tbe tnind who planned on paper fur future goneratiaus waa able to give bis atten­ tion to thia child of his own creation, to such an extent, in its infancy, that it BEARS . which waa called • bJodt house, wilding remained until about IS ago. He traded with LUIndmua. (apt what would b* taraeed • boUl u tee, but POt upon lhe Euro- 100,000 Feet of White Ash MARTIN'S IMPROVED BRICK MACHINE. ffiqtfEST fUftKET WM- EXTHEHnTATORS of nuud as Judge Woodward should couple with thia bio pel acbemo, one of I tho want forme of gambling; but il will1 be remembered that lotteries wore with him a favorite method Cm taisicg mon- WANTED I wS^CCUluV* Cu" SAW .MILL MEN Good Tough Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash 'vinecarbitters Lumber ■ EIHEI CATER! HEAI ilOCKt. iMnripii.. <im>ar ml eaeCmiee. KIXKXU. DAVIS A CU, taLeupel.i. lad. ra-trsst; sua.—■ Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigs, Wood Sawing Machines. THE GOLDEN EGG FITS and EPILEPSY ■eeUvely eoreS. TS» worel «..r« ef laocnt UbSIm. tee wla( DU. IIKHVAIUK dml law i utt Wa Miat DR.CHOOK’8 WINE OF TAB I fcrnuty to tbo needs ol tbo countrr and the lime. Tbo Uaivscsitv »u ineorporatsd under a board of trueu-es who aro named ia tbe act, anti upon wbum wore conferred alt tha franchisee usual <1L tho duties and powers which wore con­ ferred on thia loard of trustee , we fnd tho following relative to the lands granted by Congress fur educational ... •«., ‘^fbe three sections of land gran toJ tbe Cbliego of Detroit by tbe treaty of Pert Meige, eoueladed September th* 29th, 1817, shall be veelea in tbo said tnutee% agreeably io the terms of tbe grant, and all the property; real,1 per tonal, and mixed, an.t all rights, credits, and debts, granted, given, con rayed, promised, or duo to tho corporation oalabliabod by tbe ad entitled 'An ecl to Cherry Pectoral, ASvertfelM ><lt tela ar» ewtewan. JMreeMyeaiben.ie.neawew. corporation shall have the ' control and management of the town­ ship of land granted by the act of eougraea. paaoed March the 2Ct!>, 1804, । tad entitled ‘An sei making provision for tbe diepsal of publie lauds in the Indiana territory, and fnr 'other par- lem of publie eehoole, that, with a wondroua insight into the future, ha saw rapidly dsveloping and becoming a grand rvfclity. We need not go beyond thio act for proof that tha Judge waa no tyro as a student, but bad mastered tho Greek and Latin tongues in tbe old time methods and sinee they liad become in coins sort a part of himself, he re-' gardod an acquaintance with them as ths foundation of all polite loam- Ayers iwreinirr. rsransucssz AiiertiiE ii tie Haslitn Bauer. For! Vote Jstlm & SaiiKi ba idle |o attempt tOMtile such a qun-1 don by ifiseesckm. since a naw catal­ ogue of Erse Trade tricks and fa lac lee would -occupy the time of a speaker oa tbo other side a full day at least. Tbo Free Trade ring nt Chicago, a few days ago, acted aa i! they owned lhe farmer*, and were determined to make good ueo of them. That waa the very place for MSTHflffi §75,000 00 SCHOOL BOOKS L. D. SINE’S PATENT MEDICINES, GIFT ENTERPRISE! Paints. Oils, Yaxuuh and Die Stuffs. 15.000 each in Greenbacks I I wu r.envifK MosTBir CHOICE GROCERIES! Traveling Dasketa, DruggiiU Huadri cs I CONFECTIONERIES! •ag-SMS:— The Babcock Pali! Brushes ni Prioim Stcct G"*‘ mditiX mG^:°Br^BiI and | are not to be an independent aa- » kiaatk UMirn mb UBFUfflB, .HDCCO nstuc, UF n Blffl Shingles. L»tb, &c. LOTS if ~\ e--r J. cor.r a host JAMES WOODRUFF Briggs House, 'CHICAGO. SCBOBL CABOS! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-02-18.pdf 9a5db82107b9ca871f7e5722da82f5da PDF Text Text MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1874. iWWial ajii fillip^ Caffe NO. 43. rather i KATIE'S TRUST: A STORY OF THE to be happy and cotrfodabla nseasx Katertry of Art OLD RTFS- Uirro die belong*]. coming only s liitfa Katie was a seaman'a drib!. She had two brothers, otie older and the other younger than herself! Clyde was a tall fisherman of about twenty yean, while little “Dot” Still wore bte baby epnma. They lired iu u cottage br the xt .U. .L. sfl.,__ a vr_i__ o -> WM. 11. HAYFORD, COUCHES, anoava JiSXI BED-LOUNGES. MAT- Tfi-Te were no bridesmaids or groomsmen. Nelly, dressed in a simple white dress and with a few orange 1 THESSES. ir«Bt?KrS fate his arms, an tf the >n that first, sad uiglit, in "Do too think, Katie,” he void. al “ I wfll tty, CHAI. H. BAl'F.n, SKILES ABB LAUGHS. IVRiaflTM. HOLBROOK. CEUftOD TUB ffK IIK. ha eiily unchained, and h^- ii. Bi:naii£R, nvm. am rettaiu wn have not loot out A dull season —Bocrdfag-house pepl‘w’’ How to get a fooi-hoid—take aboot-ek. - ‘‘That wo fiavim’t,*' said Kifty; “she ill clears bs our child.’' Come and See Them! her brotlun*. PHYSICIAys~Al, l l!(JEOB-'>. ~ DR.C.C. I-INSI.EY, made a goodly number Jo gather around the table,*and wo fingered fang over our dinner us if wu dreaded to uart. Hr.t the hour for parting came; Tom and Nolly were obliged to hurry to „ .^I?0 <4^° ’-‘muw.—Wo mo now prepared to re-scat flPLD CANE SEAT CHAIRS m the Lr. t mariner and at reasonable rates. look bright to Clyde, hitn warmly whoa he < ••18. In Rhode inland both male* '.ting la right- boar Um black ahadowa i ■asKStjjjtigasisrjS^ M Dn«4>V lLr.U«y'.11aait« Ml.’:. f , f“IS?.1MJ!?1ISNz"t'd—I Lt I am JOHN ROBERTS, TU YSICUN* BV STEBBINS <fc BELDING Opposite Goodyears Hardware. ,-P eMllw rnr»iriA»a rcnoiMN.-oau. « eiatsii itMiian. Mat. COSTS YAATE/IS. the ailaaea waa atartted by a half atifled Such pleasant letters m camo to us from them both in tboso days 1 Nearly minded of their oriof. ererr day Grace brought me uno and sea had rubbed before. clubs—i’ulieeroan’ As the darkness dampened, tlwy saw, caller! all tbo family aroiind that they by the rod lightning's that the ship was «Irish Kafje bad borrowed that day. There was a knock at the door, and Clyde rose to open it. Katie, thinking idle. Wo had bought them a band- < np»rly expected. it was one of tbo neighbors, read on i Hours passed ! some, cosy 111 do cottage, and fumislied wit hunt raising her eyes, intending to cr l^inrdians to marry. i ttint onr Kelly traa about to bo married, enough be that they h>uI.1 go into it at | than I ruuld nrevunt for tbn white hairs • Conrlear bllow “"J to answer back to tiuir hearts’ cryl. reading. . that Kitty point* out to mo in my heir The ifoor stood open, but no word 1 ; happiness is a Irome-K . and whiskin. I do no! know where was spoken. “Wbat o.itld it mean F': <“.■ , Why ia a .crew in k < the years have gone. Kitty suit I sod Kate looked up. , Nowhere u well-bred courtesy, or the , ;n ti-u ’—Beeausa ii ; Al. • L.. _. .I. .., v si-.-' lack of it. muru oluerraola than in . dab JCSHCEOF TtU! ftUCF. iLuw.l l.’MNcU-a i tbi-ru; just us M-rursiy nestled among “Will we go in ?" Tom asked. i thejpfod tbings in our hearts. | “Yea, far a tncment.'’ and wu walked Y<Uod bn. Ixvn vary good to u«. to the dear. Kitty and our children • Ibis ll.nugbt :• never oat of our mind. 1 and Tom’s people were all standing in ! Bo l.«v guide) our fives with so loving the ball to receive . them, cud sueh 1 a hand ths! tbo soars have jave 1 away ( shooting nud kfaiin- trod explaining I | and loft no sign. I novar heard before. KEO. ItJAimAN*.' JOHN Q. CRESSY. torSTT St’JtVEri'JlaiJafltj/sl Cen.vs-<.r. I “This U your houro. children,' ■ _________ ■ ■ - .. . -—— । ■ The New Whselek A Wilson Sewing Machine AWARDED the milo T. wheeler. ■ highest premiums at all the leading ling fairs in the World, .................. and - the TjtEA»DKEn.-<>Hs« la th« cmh i k|jjy .otto UGCOMMENDED for the Grand Diploma of Honor, at the --------- ™ J Worltb Expositipu, at Vienna. It has less pieces than any Shut _ rtlc Machuto, S>nr» JWtcr, It Runs Stiller, I'. Rutrn Easier, It Isaac w. -vRooMAN. . i Sews the Thickest and Lightest Goods, It ;r Easier Adapted to ' piiflcrCfR kinds of Work, It will Inst n Lifetime, Every Joint being ~.rv5i.«~. UiMmeoRrti. ’ i Adjustable. Old Machines repaired or Exchanged.- Extras of i ell kinds at the office of the. Agent io'this City. , -----------------------j -dd. “and it is for you to make | thiir tenth year. Alliaughlsr? No, ti home. I pray Gud that yor may I thank Gul now, truly end Lrartil), for >o »t *U the pcaco and happiness tho sadnrsa that cumo to ns. just as ' desire, end that your children may truly and heartily as I thank Him' for | “ gtont a joy to you as yint have I ----- ’tsf.' --------- — — —....... •» i»g o, mv ,uu- , co- oak and happy to say anything. She beard the strnngw story uf him as dead. right at last 1 rotryjjirl! Kojwraon I of pea-1 who kept awi wiS unit ' Ta is Mr, will. enough to pay It 11 surprising bow quickly men, ri*o dislike red hair, will fall in faro What is tbo difference between a And •■Oh Clyde! Clyde ?’ the would moan, she will bo onr dauttliior ROfCE If/DUST/fy. ----- The still, white faces of the *•* called wildly amend tbo boose A. D. (WK Agent. MlivSSl^HEQOS CARDb. MISS M. MEAD. the children .’ placed bitu ’for months in a I 1 Hliould tbo Agent fall to call on you, be Invites you to call at h‘» office in tbo I Ktore «f HI11KS BRO-'."’. Slate htrtrel. tinnings. Midi., and cxMoinc tire WhccterA Wltecn before purchasing elaewbure. > hams, williams, k uvsuav ii.i ’’'vs, uvr ariua rvacniru out ; irrrqunff. and there is r, In Kitty's voice. T. B. DIAMOND, - knowj ike burtons of that night ! Postage Wbyuol.u.por. Howe -tatol,,! Did you e«r ..ke lhl. । trouble to find out what makes a community thnny and prosper- , k> find Mcaafoa io have a chat with | bus? You go to the city and von see the people all alive and : Kiuy; •<> ifim I hid i.o re*»<® to think —r------------ — I eirio,. ond <b. Gm .btajoo ioy. » •’fer dm™, lou ,.r —ph Bill. business nere !' Ercrybody seems to bb doing well. Meehanica nnd Mlppov,j n,., j I p.*txi h*<^ making. v«m<> important ! urc eceu by hundreds hurrying to iltcir labor with tlmir dinner j <jid; burthen Kitty u much quicker to I cba»g*a fa tbo matter IT of -*postage. — The i i paibon -, • ., • arm. w■ • -u .1tlie — ------— { »»* ,.. i—of —.y.i_; » ,1^1.,.—nf til. fall mwill be gw-erahy their What cause-' _.c of ..11 all *Lt* this stir? i.y*n '• V” .1 there <“ oL* bottom thing* than 1 am. is n demand nt Home for work, the people patronize Home. Indmt- t A T<ro* try, cify pecpAj know that it is to their own personal interest to j “Marry Nelly i" aaid I, “Why’Ideas support Home trade and they do iF in variably. Who cats wbeajZ u*. Tim, yon are only a couple af ehiltowing is an outline of the Tyner bill: ritwed in Barrv County, if it i» not the people in the county ? We I dreo!" “It provides that on newspapers and nwnt build up*onr own place; people in Grand Rapids won’t do I, Other periodicals nut exceeding lour ill&rup. We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradegmen,iLnwyers, ' ounces in weight sent from the known Doctors and Labo/ers; but one says “we have tio mechanics in lly? Why the girl is bat a child afire of publication to regular and bona Hastings who can do a good job of work.’’ To such’ I would say. ^£S5Ss“fc£ look *■ n • are obi enough (o lo»o each alour Qrick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling other, ” said he, and with a quick dig-, and our Corringer, Wagons. Cutters He made iu Hasting*, anti nity that made mo respect the boy then say we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years more. “You have spoken to Nelly then ?’ Purs Wines and Honors! ago; for then there was.not even a painter in Barry County that r ..k~i f t eonld paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. There is no need of going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and co far each additional four oaneoe weight; •And what did she say ?” ns Cutters are concertied, you can Save ten dollars bn every rm..,--------------_______ -ui_ Cutton nud get a bettor Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any other Town in Michigan (great or small), for I know they cannot “Bat she didn't say that she fared compete with my Cutter JfaditNe. I nm giving my customers the they are printed and published t postage, and tbo publishers of of mv tetter Machine which I do say 5s a saving of ten dol­ Mville •< litiiiM. benefit lars to them’on every Cutter they buy of me. 1 have nearly sold an stA ibwUr stisaM te­ out my firs! hatch of Cuil-re; nud am Running Out another lol Ju® then Kitty came in the ro S*«1fF Hoyet, which 1 will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggicn Mow and 1 must say I felneliuved to third-class, including books, flexible I ani ready now U« offer lower price* on bug­ UTMKII IfaVltoJ-. MWH. Pur next K-nson. gies than ever before. I prci>arTi^t Mncldncry to /enable inc to undersell any carringe builder in the country. Try me on. 1 23 3S3 Iiavc made my customers Haitt and can do it again. J|y busmattar act eh; inesw nearly doubles every yew, and Umi is eyitlenee of sitirfac- trance.” “Why,” aaid I, Hashing into Use sub­ tiou somewhere, ' ' set. “tbo boy wants to marry NeUr!’* IF YOU WANT J. L. tBKD 1 Quick! Quick 1"and Clyde could aicely hold her in bed, while Ratio subbud Katie. waid ea prompt! ustice may! psaily patrons of husbandry. mJK?.* B^sidrui Grant think, of hr fishing town when tbo strange news was toil that Adam Ramsey was alive ' »>« *•*»- *»• BKSSMKR, HEATH k co. py ,| !• !• d [X ki1 hwiTfm* rk.k.i.i—■ ofBeiously u, stranger, by refine-! brwl.travelcra, and persons m ... . . —. . .. . . ..------ ---------- — — - ..... w.ii.i times Mjing. ’’Why pane not turn, Ta- begging to hear, tie F' till they could do nothing but how thuac brave The neighbors, all sharing in the loss happy arid bright. Her father was of Adam Ramaey, look care that bis very proud of her, trod railed her his family should not suffer, while Clyde ••little houMkM|>er.'' Katie never would hare her father and Do'.lie. After many pleasant years, Laval, Marshal de Rott, was hunr at . u.l______ ___.. . I. ___ i K'. liifi 1.Ti_ • _ . The latest faafana* afforded by a fund er would saytrust. dentIsi Biron by Heun A Brief Testpesuc-: Ler’urcof the Marquis da Oontaut-B/rou. French ambassador at Berlin. of King Ixroii Phillippe, was tbo inher­ itor of whatever rigtjs liis fa'.hnr oonld trrnsmit. He was a noble young man contented with the treatment ho reewv. —physically noble. His generous qualitiaa had rendered him universally pojoilar. Ouo morning ho invited a lew UTS ounces. > Greble & Russell mum It shall saying, “Laugh, Tafia * Laugh 1 ’ asked a fatae. Atotaraod from •Why 'ow cwy. Telia I" little Dot of articles inc luted, without nddi- B»*ti« in was faked into a ba* our Nelly with Tom, father, and 1 am HABTlROfl, MICH. But, SellThe Diamond Tooth X C that dreadful wreck. Saw which is guaranteed to out fifty per cent ■ A > Bfrl tbo children, wUs no use of t: •VA.fc, �Hou. Jamas F. Joy. on tha qvorttoa of the construction of a bridge over tho river al Detroit, will com man I the very [general attention of those Interr.tod in northwest. The whulc may have been | the question of Cheap trvusp. rtz.Uon. lu -. . in, and cartalalz will have been and aU friends of th. city of Detra.t. »o h'lh Detroit lilver te to remain Ibe lisvizrin t e way of progress It teal -1. Threat. Ik»ila, Wounds, . llrrr*. Brakes, IHltw. EOtxllM, O.rriic. Calk, Oitl Sorca. i t huges. In the railway world as elsewhere, all i [ Utopeople of U-oElatelo the Importance tbo wtsAer ro-.ul* must Irani tire nature I of unitedly urging forwanl 'his enter- . of things tall Into th*- control or tbe prise for the produetton of cr.mmerela! i stronger onre. Tbluistho very nature prosperity of Detroit, and tbo produe-1 learned to your readers st onee. ; Do you know what • "bull" la, or a ] "Itear,” In Wall street? I spent two j dav* Icartiltiff. 1 cued the wreogth and now er of the Ceu lu Wall street a “bull" toon operator ‘ tral rood, ami not much more Is needed that no on* by facctning a grange meu.l>*r gives up that inalienabl* right who bellsvns bo eon push tbo price or 1 and duty which belong* to*very Amer­ any particular stock to a higher point. ican cituen to take a proper tutored in Take Toledo aud Wabash, tar iMfanre. ] th* pohlica of his country. On lb* Supuoeo it Io selling at 48. The buU roatrury. it te right for every member to do all in hie power legitimately to influence for good Ibe action of any Sd"^' deliberately goes to work Io It up. Howlllue like a—like a— so slight that It did not eoem to uio that political party to which ba belong*. Ii put jMilBIciali-be win Invept bogus dis such a report could eomc within the is bia duty to do all be can in hit own pstabes-b* will spread reports of tbs ranee of things possible. The interests ire.''.’*; - “•wk^winr'ihSo'^at^ party to (mt down bribery, oomqtion, death of P.astdoute of RoQraada-publuh liogus reports of tbe buvloee* done and trickery; to sec that none but meins are nrnd.- to acrompitehhl. pur great In tbo quretlou that 1 propose, as | v — <u competent, faithful, and honesl mon, —In short, there te no villainy In tbo 1 shall have time, to cxamlp*' this anv weight t-> them bccauai they are1 who will unflinchingly stand by our tn;xirt and teat Ita reaaoalng, anil also ; made by roe. Ixt them root mplnteI duslrist intmsts, are nominated for the facts HOled which are unde alibi:.' ail positions of trust, and to Lav* ear**<*. X*et tlreru o en their eyes to the tenden­ 1 forgot to say that th* trail bur* cy which tliroe facts Indicate, and noneJ ried nut the pnnclptes which should ab stock. tbo stock to bo delivered at a certain can be so blind as not t* see the Inevit­. ways charaeieriro every grang* mem­ date, say thirty days. Now, ir on that able rnralts, and that too In the very’ bar; that 4le office should seek the date Toledo and W abash fa worth W. near future With a perpetual barrtar,> »man end not the man tho offic*. We simply pays the ball the odd and consequently a jierperunl dteadvan-’ acknowledge the broad principle that tho bearon the other band HgModowu j tagn I ere and the rout ■ by way of Do­’ differ»oco oi opinion is no erim*, and two-if, t« 40. tho bull pays tbe bear tbe old i trod cannot tee maintained, andyearby Lt thus bcoomiu a atniggio be­ year the ad vantages of other routes owrr bold that piogrses toward truth is mad* two. it will became more and more apparent,. by difference of opinion, while the fault tween them—the bear to lues it up, tbe the country romwanded by Its Board• lies iu bitternrei of controversy. Wo ... n’-.l-- —111 I— ,,n.« I desire a proper equality, equity, end j fairness; protection for the weak and J teetramt upon the strong; in short, r justly-dhtnbuted burdens snd justly An »xch*ngn thus »hw» camo of the • distributrd power. These srv Amsfli-i r can ideas, tho very essence of American citizens of tbo Township of Assyria. It ' mdrpendrnee, and to advocate th* sonis absolutely too bad, but wo giro it ns r trnry te unwurtby of tbo sons and i> daughters of an American republic, of the celling price of the stock ou tbo named. i Wo ehsiteh the brief that sectivualtem day Very frequently been turn bulls. If • te snd of right should lie, deiul and a bear nee* that It te Impoeelbte to pull ' buried with the past Our work te for a stock, be frequently buys and kc;>t abreast with them, and tho twes-s the present and the future; In our ug- down Income* a bull ta_cover. Tbl* lie eon eut pre-emlnrnoe of our beautlfil city If bo can buy more of thestock than ma) u tai bed. But this can only be dones rieulturai brotherhood and its purpaws do. be has sold. by the city Itself. The railroads are These tnnsaettoua very frequently puwcrlcsa without Its aid. If It shall no East, no West. It is reserved by sleep nnd wil1 not be felt, there 1a noth- •very Patron as his right as a freemen h:g of hope In the future till all Is lost. to affiliate with any party tliat will best ’ i chidl, if my time shall admit, <11*cuss the Interests connected with Hits carry out tbeir principle* Thia morning that part of the Arcade fl. (hire being peculiarly a farmer*' question, and. notwithstanding the re­ block owned by I>. P. Sagendorph. port of the Government Board, shall institution, we cannot admit all to our expect to show that there can bo no ranks. Many are excluded by the na­ E*q., was found thickly bespattered such InJun- to navigation co ought to ture of our organisation, and not be­ with ink. It looked os if thrown from the Interests of the city, the a bottle or from torn* kind of squirt aginary or slight. It U «11 asted about override .State aud the West, as well as the rail­ cause they are professional man, or gun- Tbo front of tho Furniture storo halfway between the foqgof l.ake Hu­ roads, In the bridging of t o Detroit artisans, or laborers, but bemuse they and Toledo. At tbo former ;>! co made lu Watwsli, sell the stock to l>o occupied by Robiusun A Son, nod tho ron ths river fa narrow and alwayu open. River Yours trulv. delivered In, say thirty, supposing that walk of tho stairway, wore thickly be­ At the latter place Lake Erie is turned there fa enough of It in the market to sprinkled. It te supposed that the elec­ wlthoOt impediment. At all tinira, bo bad, to make delivery at a profit tion of Mr. Sagendorph os Grand Wor­ therefore, tbe masage way Is open north powlblo. The time approaches and they begin to lock about to get the stock. thy Cbinl Tempter of the State Lodge and south of us st a distance cf nl-out idxty miles. At this place there fa of ­ They find to their dismay that Ibero te of Good Tcmplarv, aud tho remem­ ten no poiwure, ami for *everol mon th­ n»t a share to be liad; for the very good brance of his penistent efforts in the in the year It m all tbe time difficult, that we mar eventually remove from reason that tho bulb have It all. They - •---------M yh« Temperance cause, Incited some low. and even hi summer l» a serious ob­ our midst tbo tail vvstigo of tyranny moooio -----rranuc. minded whtekyila to tho outrage. The struction to the pa*eageof railroad liudprice up to any and corruption. We hail tho general bulk bold, and i Arcade block is the lines! io tho city, a deriro for fraternal harmony, equitable ,h«v monument to the good tasto and public compromise, and earaest co-o;>oration spirit of ils owners, and all good eitixon* os an omen uf our luiuro succwaa. rapidly will regret to see it thus defaced — around 11 7. It shall be au abiding principle OarbUj RtfMirao S^ordiy. s with as to relieve any of our oppressed 1 Il dircoeerel, tho perpatrators\)f ami suffering brotherhood by any I open and narrow river, a* at Port Hu-! mesns at our command. luut. but nut that outrage, should be summarily pun- ron. At tliat p-dnt, therefore. with the : least, wo proclaim it among oar pur­ Uhol, without refcrenro to any judge additional advantage of a good hartair a! the end of tho lake liasapron? upon 1. United by tho strong and faith­ poses to inculcate a proper approbation or jury or the Htalulve- Hanging to active, energetic, wideawake and tbriv- . of the abilities and sphere of women, as the fi.it lamp post is just what they de­ Ing city. The easy pa*aact. around the . ; ful tiu of ogricnltnro, wo mutually re- is indicated by admitting her to mem­ lake there, the easy connection with solvo to labqr for tho gc od of cur order. bership end position io our onler. Imserve, and in some places would got. IbeSouthwe.t by rail from that point, I onr country, and mankind Men who defy all late, have no right to tho easy and eloc connection with the ' 2. Wo heartily indorse the motto: of Michigan there,which has oak for the protoctic.tr the law gives to wbotebtate grown up for the reason that Ibcir busi­ law abiding citixuns, and no one will ness may go exit by water or by rail nt liberty; in nil things, charity.” 1 3. We shall endearur to advance our ragrot if it te not given to such charac­ all times with equal facility and with­ out obstructions, la fast building up enuso by laboring to accomplish the ters, and the time te sure to come when ■ I______ __ »---- .... — — . following Abject* : To develop a better it’ will not be even 5u the State of Michand higher manhood and womanhood [among ounclrrs; to euchanre the Mew Horticultural Society. On Tuesday of last wash the Grand River Valley HcrUcultural Society was formed in Grand Rapids, and the fol­ lowing gentlemen elected officer* for the current year, via: and strengthen our attachraont* to I our pumuit*; to foster mutual under­ Handing anil co-operation; to maintain । inviolate our laws, and to emulate each । other tn labor to hasten tho good time I coming ; to rcduca our expenses, both ’ individual and corporate ; to buy leas A strike by the coil minors of Ft. and produce mor*, in, order to maku Clair County, IU., is in progress [ourtarnu self-supporting; to divsrsifr Mattoon in nrenattug for a ‘ big celsour crops, and crop no more thsu we brat ion" of Waaliingteu'* birthday. i ean cultivate; to condense tl^e weight Ju lea Tillcpetti. a traveling actor, was <>! onr exports, telling leas in rhe buat- found dead in his bod nt tbo Atlantic ■ _ j _____ __ n _ i___ t__ i i- -i___ _ Hotel, Now York, Friday. intriiigoutly on probabilities; to diswest of thia city only eighty mlTes, and [eountrnanco tbo credit system, the under a railway train near Belleville, draining that country towards Toledo. murtgng* system, tho fashion system, Hl-, Friday, sad was instantly killed. It has, a little farther wr-t, and running and every other system tending to proA due! between two women, in which A’ coamiltcu eompoaod of Ah* Presi­ through Praino Rond anil Kalanuuoo digslity anti bankruptcy. Wo propore oa» of them was killed, recently look to Grand Iloplda and Newaygo and dent, Tice Piesident, Secretary, Treas­ Muakcgon. another road corniwting for meeting together, talking together, place in Sinaloa, Mexico. Two of the party who ate perk affeetad urer, and S. L Fuller rat appointed to all the baaincM of that country and working together, buying together, drawing it to that city, or around, the. Iaelltag* together, and generally acting with trichina, at Aurora, lad., about a lake by an unbroken and uninterrupted together for our mutual protection and month ago, have died within a day or advancement, a* occavtoa may require. two. We shall avoid litigation ns tnuoli ns The Kansas Housatei* by a vote of possible, by arbitration in the grange; r~, i. .*« a resolution requiring wo shall strive to secure er.iiro bar-. Moes*. Destrich, Merriman and office to tako steps fur bringmony. good-will, vital brotherhood ■ __ tatar Pomeroy to trial. Row* wen* appointed a committee to among oarwhas, and to make oar or­ The Mississippi Hoose of Represen­ draft by-laws and present them to the der perpetual; co shall earnestly en­ tatives hoc passed a resolution, by n society for approval at its next mooting deavor to nnppms personal, local, vote of M to 88, requesting Senator I sectional, and national prejudices, all Aciirn to resign. The new society starts off with a ’ unhealthy rivalry and all oCTBsh ambi­ goodly list of members, not so mush in The Kinsey Manufacturing Company tion. Faithful adhsrense to these numbers perhaps as in the ability and principles will ensure our mental, mor­ st UenoMO am contemplating a dosing out of businoM aud dissolution of their force of those who compose it, awb has al, social, and material advancement. all promise of n most preeporou*, suc­ sire to bring produror* nod consumers, cessful carver. It will certainly be of fanner* and manufivetnnm, into the real use to the pomologteal interests of most direct and friendly relation* poaribl*. Hence, must disiwuse with a sur­ ety will confine, iia work to tbo counties plus ot middlemen. Not that we pre uulrwradly to them, but we do not need ofKent, Montcalm, Ionia, Barry,Ottawa, them They ore surplus, and tbeir ex­ Allegan, end Muskegon. actions diminish our profits. We wage no aggroesbo warfara against any other interests whatever. On th* contrary, all our acts and all our efforts, so far as buzineso i* -rcncernsd, are not only for The fallowing sketch of a recent tran­ tho benefit of tbs pr-dneers and eon­ saction in th* Village cf Lowril which ' sinner*, but also for all others interests wo clip from the Low all Jaurital, of last I that try to bring tlieee lwt> parties in» week, baa more than a local application, s{v«dyand economical contact; hence and wo trtut will rocoivo* ibe attention wo b.-l.l that transportalira companies lbs Slate, and destined tltetrcdt remain­ of every kind azo nccassary to our suc­ of acme of our dealer* in hoy. ing a* it now fan to gather up tbo bori­ cess, that tbeir interests are intimately ne** of all tho country along its Uno to Afannw brought * load of hay to conn*cto<l with our intdrevti and barthe Purl Huron passage. That Uno In t%wn uno day la-.t week, cud sold it at th* rate of 110.1)0 per tom As te cus­ now weak, not more so than tbo South­ moniuossclMinijmulnally advantageous. ern Idne was within twenty years, Keeping in view the first sentence in tomary. bo remained on the load while boon it will ba strong and sending out our declaration uf principle* cf action, it was being weighed, as did also a two- its alsoote to gather up mere butneaa all gallau jug and a boy. After unloading along tbs country through which It that individual happiness dsnends upon general prosperity, wo shall therefor* tho hay and aeoding tho jag and boy to advocate for every Blate tho increase in a grocery, bo rrturnsd to tbe sealrs to every {iractfoaUo way of all facilities asooriain tlxo u«l wrigbtof Ibxl bay. A* far trauvporting cheaply to tbe sea­ ho drovo u?cu the platform ho jumped board. or betwear, bom* prudac.'ra and downfall. The brown roue mansion of ox-Sute contunM.ni all tbo productions ot our couulrr. We adopt it os our fixed pur­ Senator Harry Ovsut, of New York city, pose to open out the clunnete In na­ will be sold under «x*euiion of the ture.'* groat arteries, that the life-blood sheriff on the 10th of March, to saaafv of commerce may flow freely. Wo orc the forfeited bonds cf the fugitive from uo^-ennn.iot of railways, trarigald* aud juatioe- Also the property of Michael irrigating canals, nor of any rorpora- Monaghan, bonftsman fof er-Benator tloas that will advance our industrial Michael Norton, has been levied upon to interests, nor of any laboring rlamca the extent of <5,000. It is expected ■ Iu our nuf.l* order thsr* is no oom- that Mosaghara wiU pay without any tifamvm, no agrarianiun. Wo sro *q>powaljn inch sparite, and ths manage-1 meat uf any corporation or cnfarpnsn which tend* to oppraos the poupl* and rob them o', tbeir j uM profits We era net enemies to rwritnl. but we upnore ' Of ewry doKriptlon Executed Republican Banner First-Class Instruments Book and Job MM HOUSE! New Scales. New Styles. BANNER BLOCK. New Prices. Very Low Opposite the Court House Blete Street, j ifAsri/iqs, Jtictf. Wardtoom, LOWEST CASH PRICES c. S55 Greene, near Eighth St4 X. I. 3F*O3F1L SALE BY r*f UsMtosv. Is I tltiTWl •< 1*1 1 anises SasusiS Smith &Nixon, State St., Chicago. law cases & ponrrs. Whittemore A Stephens, 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit B™T^2.FRjW ANTED! •RISE Cards. Circulars, Notes, Bill Heads. Letter Heads, Catnlogurot Bank Checks, Receipts, Show Cards, §100,000 00 goes to bed, sleet* till noon, aud Is up and at It again. And this is pleasure! Were they compelled to do this fur a Itvtng, there would bo more strikes among them than apiong the laborer*. A roputatton^n New York Is a singu­ lar thing. Brannau, the Hhoriff In­ dieted for tbo escape of Genet, and In Jail then for. has more friends among the cMstrolliug clement titan ever. Th? short haired took open Brennan as a martyr. The other night a ball wm Sven In his honor, wbleh was ran by e moat devprrate villains In the ulty. Hut, mark you the leading respectable Democrats of the city were there, for they dare rot atey away. Mr. Brounan's brokeu-nosed adherents ruu the esneuasee, and not one of. these broad­ cloth gentry could get a uomlaatian If Sirjical ad.fctaital DENTIST SINE’S 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring! LHUHI (FETCH DE3SHTOS'’- GIFT ENTERPRISE Banner Co Ou Grai(W PngtliasaSt*!, One Prize S5.000 in Silvcf I Hiutinga slmcisi VALUABLE YAM FOB SALK HIGHEST fHHttl rutcE. Republican Bannpr 115 Acres cf Valuable Lind SPLENDID ORCHARD, Good Tough vast, llock ftitin, or Aflh Ilk ail th* bntvtftetfaaef troll 1* aheadse**. _ Tentu Exceedingly EiberaL PETER HOWARD. The decline in immigration is now very marked. During tbo pas: week the total number of Immigrants landed at Castle GanJeu was only 4M, which la the smallest number received tn a single week for several yean. But they arc of a good claim. Germany l» largely SCHOOL BOOKS I §250.000 FOR §50 PATEHT MEDICINES, Ierfumorfoti and Toilet Artlclea. Fourth Grand Gift Concert Paint*. Oil*. Varairb and Die Stuff*. PUBLC LIBBARY 0 V KEHTUCKY, Traveling Dakota, Draggute SanJri m CHOICE Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleigh, Wood Sawing Machines. GROCERIES! On March 81st. next 60,000 Tickets, 12,000 Gifts. StIOOL CRIBS I ■ IrfflTTlD&r DWIGHT A HfRRALb- Chromo School Cards, A Priitm Stti CONFECTIONERIES! PaiM Buis ad LvUrewltef Oil* u>* Kwok*., BARGAIN Lm> CITY Ittn DtfOT. J AMES WOODKDB DON'T BiBfflGS IABBLBI0BI8! CHROMO8 I DFzLA? 1 �T;t« R<er’i»i-icMi NEW I v/Tba Presbyterian Mite Society. will be entertained on Friday aflornoon by Mrs. John H. Dennis,’at bar reaid ones on Center street. Milis a few avaaiugs since, with a mem­ bership numbering fifty-two. J. W. Brigg* Eaq., Master. It is with,the deepest sorrow that we learn of the pro)-able fatal illnsea of Hoa. Geo- Thomas cf Prairieville. His disease is lyphuid fover. Account of Thus. AltoR, work 2nd ward and iron bridge. C 50—allowed Account of F, V. Young, jurtfco docket, 88 50—laid un the tabla. Account of*W. B. Brown, rent of council room, 88 43-allowad. Account of W. B. Brown, rent of angina room, 8-1 95—allowed. Aocuunt of Geo M. Raed, rorvioo as Marshal, 841 66-allowed. Amount of A. J. Angle, removing bodies from old camelry, 8t> 25—al- and no uno labs cnyUrnj sirsy, of court# >it naturally aa»«swtoCM. Trusting, gentlemen, that you and yout numerous reader* m»y eoo that ! Wo are pleased L> know tl.at Hon. W. B. Wi'Rmod, tbo able Senator from tbo first district, has been induced to withdraw h|a resignation. use of tbo City Council provided they Tho Detroit Pul has dunned a now can be rented a! tbe same rent paid far drees and its nppearnacu is as altract­ tbe present room. Baid Cammiiteo to ive as its columns are instructive. report at tbo next raveling of the Truly, a splendid paper is tho Past .“tasrisi W» have bean crowded with job Tbo Mayor appointed Williams, Bontwork for tbe last lwo( weeks; but wo loy and Beumer as sueli Committee. kava facilities for doing that kind of By Aid. Bentley— business, su coma along freinda, EL is Thai Aid. Bams, be appointed a ■ju Land and understands hit bu daeae. i Cbmmiileo to correspond, in regard to ^procuringJiidcn for Firs Company. We ask tbe nitration of tnuinoes . meu to iho importance of more general1 By Aid. Benttoy— advertising, sn vre Zees- thatftb- exton-, That Aid. llama, procure Bylaws sivo advertising iu tho villages and citios ire Company, printed. of adjacent counties is drawing a largo share of ths best trade of tho county to ' ' Grand Rapids A Baglnaw Railroad tut soon as the ground is eottled in Ute spring. Th* East Baginsw Driving Park -Airocialiou will bold its next annual meeting the last week in June, comtrancing Tuesdsy, June 23d, and non­ linns four day*. Tho premium list will aiaoanl to upwards of 815,000. The April election* bring not far. dis­ tant, wouU-ba candidate* begin to wear smiling countenances. Tf.o Canada Boutbsru Railway [ter* on Stony Island will be extended 700 feet into tbo rirer’a* *uou u tho weatb- diaouawi cimdiifon*, and bring about n' healthy action throughout tbe systom. Yoon fraternally, H. L. Hau, M. D. CHOICHES. Before Dr. Pinchbeck Spectacles of the Hastings Zfcsw Junta! tulle wlist Frank says (?) about the nataro of our beverage, ho hud better tell his rosier*. how be cards in a game of “whisky poker" at oae uf tbo gambling deus in this elty tho other ovoaing, aud how he tlou seems to bs tbe rage just now, and got beet, aud had to get trusted for the haring recently boon on a tour ourself, whisky. wo take tho liberty to dron you a few linos, thinking, perhaps, that your List br Letts** remain lag at the readers might be interested in hearing Hastings P. O., Fob. 16th, 1874 : bow no are getting along educationally Mrs. Ben Fuller, Mias Ida Hall, Mis* in oar part of ths country. Alics Hall, Miss Naoey E. Hall, Elijah Our first visit was tn tbo school of tlie Halo, LareaXy C. Lewis, Miss Anna lovely and fascinating Mias Jane Smith Ryan. Mrs. Maggio Ross, Stephan who is not only tbo boss female tsachar Southward, Miss Hattie Sackett, Mrs. in the county but probably tbo best in L. A. Smith, Mia Sarah Wright tho world. Tho mm and /rare with which Direct jour letters to No. of P. 0. she manages her school are equalled box or drawer. Jno. Ronzarr, P.M. only by her personal charms. And ssri . For th e accommodation of our sub­ bribers who desire any other book, jisgsrino, or. paper, publmhrd, with ar without the advertised premiums, we will obtain it for you at the Lowest Rates. without any expense to you in sending tbo order. woraoraiLBUk Medical Discovery, It doe* nut matter whether It be a recent attack, or a lin­ gering cough, tho Dtaoovary ia in either equally wall adapted for its reliaf aud perm* nent euro. -Ia faet, if will rare a cough in one-half the time necessary to cure ii with any other medicine, and il doe* it, not by drying it up, but by removing tho cause, subduing tho irritnlion, and healing the attested parte. No timo should bo lost iu commancing th* use of a proper medicine for tho relief of a Cough, for unless Usu course is pursued, serious aud dangerous discate ot tbe lung* ia liable to result Docrosn sous trass na katex. berrsto, N. Y, Doc. 13,1870. Dr. PtxxE*—For the past six months I hare used your Gulden Medical Dis­ covery in my practice, and iu that time 1 have tested its merit* in severe coughs, both nento and chrome, ia chronic dis­ ease t>f the throat, envnre <-a«o of bron­ chitis. general derangement uf the sys­ tem, constipated coaditim of the bowels, i and wherever a thorough alterative bus ' bean indicated. In all coses I have found it to art gently -yet thoroughly ami vlfoc'Xally in rumoring tbe various Tin Bast Dollar Mfflthlj JOB BRICK .MACHINE. local 6fcijts gstrce;. SAW MILL MEN 82,060 worth of goola nt coat, GOO in Coats, VoM* and Paata, 400 in Glut<a and Mittens, uf In this ago of scepticism, facta are required to Inspire hoaCdvncs in the minds of tbe peoplv ; hut with good in­ dorsers. they are willing to test any 1 article claiming extraordinary merits. I Tbe proprietor* ot Hall's Vegetable ' Sicilian Hair Rsnewer oflsr ths follow­ ing indorsements of tho merits daimed by them fur their preparation, by tho Pittsburgh, Pa., •‘Ciirutisn Advocate via : ■•Tho public have so olten been deceived by tha use of worthies prepa­ rations for the hair, that an nr Uric of thia the streets of Bt. Clair. kind, U> gain their farorand secure their QUO wculd suppose a prison mu an patrouage, must i<oesi>*« rsri sMTif. We ornament to a town from the struggle are glad to assure our renders that Hall's several places in tbo State are making to secure tho location uf tbe intermedi­ Vegetable Sicilian Hair Beneeor is minting widi llio success which its ate prison to lie built. A nriuent of Norvell, in Jackson merits so justly deaervq ; and wo have County, aad his wife became involved reliable evidence, that it roll perform in a dispute which turned upon the all that is claimed far it, iu restoring connctnesn of an assertion made by th* husband. A neighbor was called iu to gray hair to its natural color, and, iu a decide, and gave judgement against the jwrtuancnt dressing, is unsurpassed.” husband. Wherefore bo was assaulted ME1HER PATENT MEAN BLOCKS. Urscriaiir. cirralsr Ml «r»a spybcAiM. aCU. UA PICTURES 1 penuyce and nickles in my Barber Shop, on Stale Street, tliat 1 am not iu favor of gambling for manor, and that I fully Gold 112 M. enter into tno feelings of the writer of Lent beginj to-day. the aforesaid article. Concerning this ^load our ScTubtoros correspondence. evil, I will admit that 1 have kept dice Tbo weather Is beautiful tor this sea­ son ot tha yaar. shako with a friend for a cigar. In my Tbe Grand Lodae of I. O- O. F. ia in opinion there is no more harm in shak­ ing dice for a cigar than it would be to aeesion at Lansing. Road Troa twine's reply to Pro Bono, pull matches or draw cuts, and I don't think any sensible man would object to in the Borot Jmd. ot last week. iL I like to be advertised but 1 don't Road the proceedings of tbo Common think my name alone 4a long enough to Council in this issue of tho Barorn. stand tha. pressure of beiug published The Masonic Feafirsl at Union HaU instead of a guilty party. If anything on Friday evening of bu*. week, was A. .incurs in my shop,'in my absence, that is not respectable, I thank toy friends for mforming ma ot it, and shall use every oadeavur to make things right, fur gambling & all its forms, is strictly against my principla and always object­ ed tn by Yours Respoetfelly, We uro informed tliat wheat is look­ ing find rata vu mort parte of the county, and tho prospects far a good crop is Special Meeting of tbo Common flattering. Council at the Conned rooms, Friday szWe understand that Mr. Chas. Dolph evening. Fob. 18th, 1674. has traded tho National Hotel in this city, for a farm some whore in tbe eastern Brice, Dawson and Mudge. On motion Aid. Mudge was elected Kororder pre ten. On motion cf Aid. Beumor, the reading cf proceedings of former moot­ ing WHS postponed. ffssaW, That the city Treasurer, have tho time for the collection of taxes FITS and EPILEPSY Mllrrly cured. The w»r.l cmm. of l..»£ral uedrax. *? ■**« »«. HkMMABU'W IX iliertia in tie Hastims Batti. ISSS.’TIW "g&Uf S S S S fl S N § S S 1 SMUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. INK. CRAYON WATERCOLOR AND OILS, IL W. BOOZER. 88 Canal Street. Grand Ibtjuds. The Irishmen of Detroit are already , preparing for the proper obsrriaucu of Bl. Pntnck'a day, March 17, aud a meeting to further atrangem vnta ia to bo held on Thursday of next we*k. W. J. Ling, of Grand Rapid*, grand chancellor ot tbo order of Knights of Pythias of Michigan, ha* been oppoinU ed supreme recording corresponding scribe of tho Supreme Lodge of the World, by Hou. H. C. Berry, supremo Sugars of all kinds so tow thst John ! actually feels that his best friends think j him cravy wbandi* tells thorn his pn- < I cea.. Yet as low u his prices sre, he, wants Tra Thousand bushel* of dried spple*. 39tf UNDERGROUND Johny know* whereof he aQjruis. Tho beat 50 eent Tea in Um wwrM at ., John Stanley'*. 33if । LIFE BELOW OK. THE BBBFACEI FOR 8-A.L turn, wherein a man from a long eontamplatiou of himself.' camo at last firmly to believe that ho was fib pewU At tho close of tho recitations bo gave an oration on the "Lost Arts." It was one of tho Professor's happiest effort-, being replete with sound thought from begining to end, and wo noticed but few dry eyes in ibe bouse. Ono remark struck us forcibly at tho time, and we distinctly remember IL Ho said that History was oror and over repealing itself, and that be thought wo wore again mitering ejxm an “Age of Brass.” Our school here in tho village is under the able charge ol P™*Jonas, A. M, L. L. D, who is, wa understand, a candidate for tbe President? of our Status University,—a position for which bo is amply qualified. BULLS Bpeslxl Correspondence- ■-erreritig fields tor geological research an th* earth. In connection with the ereat overflow of lara which deluged the tarritoriee of the Northwest m j>«t ages, the Protoeecr says: Th* princi­ pal point of eruption from the great contra! cauldron was nt tbe Cascad* Mountains, in Oregon, which are of UxBroxn, Mies, > Jan. 5th, 1874. S_ Ma. Gao. M. Dxwrr—/bar Sr - I'm now M. E. Churen, in Jteltimare town, Bedford Circuit, will bo dedicated on Fob. 8th, 1874, at life time of cur sec­ ond qaarterlv m.-oting for this Confer­ ence yrar. kev. H. 0. Peck. Preridsag TV Theory." which ho presented in n man­ ner radically now to us—bringing to tho sl^ridation of this abstruse subject Mr. C. 8. Lamb, Esq. ot Meadville, will have a daaos at ladependeneo Hail at that ptacw oa the 26th inst, whore THE GOLDEN EGG 4 •411IB* instructive performance ou tho tight ropo, excelling in fests oMlaring any­ thing we heretofore witnessed. Prof. Smith deservedly enjoys tho reputation of being tho boat teachar in tho United States, and wo understand that ho is soon to issuo a work entitled, “How to Teach." When we entered, wo found him explaining to a class tbo latest and best methods of on aafir." Owing to our limited knowledge, w« were not able to comprehend tho demonstration, but we noticed that tho class seemed very readily to “«m il." ‘ Following this, tho class in Mental Philosophy was called. The topic for tho lesson was, "The Imagination,"J/and wo wore charmed* with tbo masterly manner in which tho Professor handled his class- He related many anecdote* illustrative of tbo extent to which the imagination might beccmo diseased,— citing among others an instance that S5 to S20 *U«t^ 1 am now nil alone in tho Photograph business, and a* I have made snangoUM-nts to increase my fncililiea for doing better work than ersr. all shook! call and get a uogatire taken. Tlw superi­ ority of my work in th* past is a roffioi.nt guarantee of Srat-claas worst in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, squth ride State Street ’ Mt.r ii— ii Bsuimoxb.— In this township on Bun­ a school might bo brought io such a , day, Feb. 8th., iust, tho uew IL E. Cbureh was ■ dedicated. Rev. U. C. state uf discipline that oue could al any time "hear a pin drop," but had not be­ Pteik, of Kalmazoo, olSciating. The fore believed it possible. However, to service* worn exceedingly impressive an J lost it, during what appeared to us one Aso er Brrnn-At certain pera-ds of interesting ; and being to many present Tho Bay City Trittau learns that n ot the oculist intervals, we dropped .life n tonic is a nee«seity;but tbereu dan­ entire!/ now. made a pleasant sad last­ one, and the report was fully tu loud as mooting was lately held in that city tor ger in using stimulants that injure tbo ing impression. At the clsse of the a clap <>1 thuudsr. Wo understand the organixatiun of a commune, aud I that the sentiment* uf that order were organa of digestion while giving tem­ freely advanced .nd dofvnded. A .porary relief. To obviate this, aud pt othe society was in debt on their uew and position of Freer plrota in one of our committee on organixatiou was appoint­ sent to tho public a tm.w free from tasty church in ths sum of 8500. A eastern co!leges, but wear» not m funned ed to report at a future mcetiag. alcoholic poison, Dr. Graeco prejxred proposition was at once mads to raiw It ia cloimod that Michigan posaeuesat tho date ot this writing whether she tbs OxraxxxTiD Ilmui, a aura cure the money on the spot aud pay the debt, three time* a* much timber as any othLas accepted or/x>L ana with almost imprecedeutod liborplaints. Bold everywhere. Jorrx F. ality, considering tho ability of tho CtxxAS A Co., Proprietors. 8 aud 0 audience, tbo sum of 8505 was subscrib­ ed and paid, much to the gratification College Place, New York. • A gang of cattle-tbeivo* hero beuu of those who had labored so long and broken up by tho arrest of tbo ring­ hard to.rear this Temnlo tor the worship traders near Bay City. The annuai ruoeting of the Livingston County Anti-Secret Surietv will bo held 1 would say to tho ritiren* of Hastings and vicinity, in regard to a remark made in lliu Jlatu JonmaJ of tho 11th, inst., in an article beaded *-Public Opin­ ion," concerninqMle shaking of dice for PRINTING deans uf tho ffewmiri TAcerre*, he showed wry dearly to tbe class tbe acccesrire steps Gum tho “prriopl«-" up to man ; and rcsnarkod tho vvry intomte relation , that subsisted between mwy ot tbe Utter and their immediate Obstacles .to Marriage. Hires Hauer roi Yocm Maa fnna iL»_ a BEARS �Sar safari POST AND Michigan Central R. R mich(c»b ct,rm » «■ Jrani Hirer Valley Kvisicn eio. Mueete m FAIR AND FEABLESS. watar-o-iurwwin whosw diannola aquatie plkr.ts ueeding.fot their erfatauoo eouetast tnchture; if fnlqueatly occurnng ntrrnmv ; if ruins frequently occurring and eupfouely descending ; if all thews arc proofs, then there is abundant teeliiremy thstt immsdfafofr west of the cen­ tral count :m, and tu aoree extent all thromgh the valley to the westward, there is ample rainfall for all the pur­ poses of agricalturo. Daubtfore c> Hie tramping of tha euuntleaa bonis of buf----------- ---------------- -----------fato which have heretofore roamed tbo extrema profitnbfaausa uf this extreme wrrt rn plains of th stale — in this----valley. shall have erased, as it is soon o-rtain Timber fa source ia tbo weM, although to do, tho surface will beceun- morn abundant in tho west; bnt tho abun­ ot*u aud forao, and will retain tanger dance of tml for ftie!, tbn cbcapwM of1 11.,. mI.mmAmmI rati- nt lumber tor building, the abundance ot! fine atone and brick e^ya, nud tho hardi-■ ui’se of tho (hmgo urango os a hedge। plant, tugeibor with iu rapid growth as, well as that of all kinds ot forest and| fruit tree* render the comparative atsetire of timber rattier an advantage। then otherwise; oettaiuly its abeonev isi a smut to be greatly deplored, while its wido provalonco would, to a oertoiaty, be an tnttmerabio objection to tho Mittsmeet of this eeoticu of country. Bui ywere prat, shows that there tbo rainfall f space fails to enlarge upon the pramiia, an I judguit i* furihur west, suffi- nunt adrautnges which this broad valley cien:. Fur atoek purposes them is forces u[K>n the notice of tbo en’orprisabundanre of water. Not to apeak of ing fanner. To all surh socking a die frequent stream which ore tribu­ wwilnru home, or to tbueo who seek to tary to.tbo Arkausie nor that largo retire from other pursuiti to nnjoy the stream itself, abundant water may bo phnuuros of a healthful and romantic procured in shallow wells iu <rrcry l-t- country life, with all its incidental ad­ tutn. while on tho bluffs it in only necue- vantages, I would hare any that in the ■ary to sink to a corresponding depth to course of many years, and through exproorjro a supply. He vast majority of tonsire travel 1 have not soeu a more walls are ‘•driven walla," coasuting of inviting country, nor one >hat offers iron-pipes pointed and perforated at tho greater inducements, with fewer objec­ end* which are drirrn by blows into tions to settlement, than this valley ut the sell to a depth of from ten to twenty tbe -Arkansas, nad in saying this tho feet, or lose or mure, where unfailing whole stoqr fa told. waler is found and pumped up. Thexe In conclusion, if I were asked at cheep and Mrricablo wells are attached ;' what points the most favarablo tocalito t-tery dwelling. , ties far settlements offer themselves. 1 Thirdly, as to hoalthfulncsi. Hare :[ should reply that tbet dqwnds alto­ is a country in which malaria finds no ;! gather upon individual preferences. conditions favorable to its existence. ' Ifast of Ft Dodge I parcelvo no mater­ Stagnant water ia not1 to bo found eith- , ial ditfaronco in any retepoct that would cr cn or beneath the surface. The air t' weigh greatly with me tn choosing a io­ too ia in constant motion ; a fresh bronze '• cation, unfaaa it bo the conveniences j constantly fan, the diuok and brings I alfordcJ by tbo estaNisbed towns al■ health tu tbo lunge. In such on atmo- • toady of conudarrbfa san, and the ; iphsro aa hero exist, tbosystem faravig; orato-1, and labor is neither irksome’ districts. If I decirod t > engage in I nor fatiguing. Tiies® consicnt br>wses {I grain-growing, and faari-d rolling also afford unlimited and ralualile power i ground with abundant timber, I should for Windmills of every description or for •LcboOM tbe ctulcrr. parte of tho valley— j fur iuefancc, near Ibo Cottonwood rivnr, । Fourth, os to cliusatu. Ucrci is u. or the town* of Flint nee, Peabody and I cBmatn which oxactly muets theroquiro- Newton, where schools, churches and | meats oj the agriculturist, whether ho .| social adrantarea arc to bo enjoyed. If ! 1 desired broad, lend bottoms. I should be fanner, orchardiit, stockman or; sluplisrd. In early spring, when .ihe ; go further west. If 1 sought, as many sail is freed front the slender grasp of I[ will, a well-settled country with thrifty was in which the purity cf tho social what little frost fa subject to during the jI to and rcligiotu atmoenheio fa an object of short winter, it fa in admirable eocdilkra , for pk>wtog and prepaniiinn for crops. aolicitndu, and in which whisky drink­ Thon comei a season uf rains and show- ing and other vircs are tabooed by the « ni,w}ileti last sintojuly.n hen only occao- ' co-oxfatent law, I ehould find a homo in ioaal showers oaiur to interfere with , . l-.arrosting operational The orn crop • is tafo before tbo rains evase, nad affor; ‘that time tho grost cures ujwm the| I ground snd makes natural hay, rttain- ( mg all its uutritous' qualities, which ; wwves ns a perennial pasture for stock. I Thu fall aud winter uesotu, which cast! i't tho Mfaaoun are marked by tho pre-1 vafamw of cold rains and chilling storms ,! itig entile trade, is the natural focus, ' so trying to stock, hew are marked by |' on ! must to for yoaxa to comm Hut it dry and bracing weather Ocasional should be rrmemtrnrod, if one u templ­ storms, in width light, dry snow fa drif­ ed to go still further west, that although ted am! wrtiaihod upon the surface, tUero is ample room yet, settlement prooccur, during which, tho faroioe will jrvuei mo»t ronveniontly for all cunfool calh-il upon to sheltsr and feed hie ceraod when it does so with an un­ ' stock. Hut 1 saw fares herdo of rattle broken front,'and no •ratiarod skirmish which had been aubsistod during the line, as it were, is thrown out to meet past wi^Ar without auy prepared shel­ and solve and vanquish a!) tbo questions ter or [irejared food, cron in tho snips and problems that nriso in all newlyof a mouthful of hoy, and thsy wars >u settled districts, and that the cheapest «*c«Mo«i condition, and had suffered no lands on Ufa whole arc tluxc which, I Joes cm aeoount of tills absence of while Iber boar ^higher price, yet fatared rarer Thru, ibis country fa hare ax a valuable oumpouifation Ibe spaoally adapted for abaep and atuck- advantages of neighbors, aciioole. raising in c njuucthra with grain-grow­ churches, towns, markets, cqmmunirsing, and mast nniluubtodly soon become calturut." New York, on the Sell, a great source of supply ut beef and Climate. Water,etc-, of the Country mutton to ibe vaatcra markets. All tlide* c-jnsidorabla advantage Tributary to the Atchiun. Xepeka A combine to make the. beautiful and near the Valley cf the Cottonwood fertile Valley and lhaaa geutly swclliug dopes, csieically attractive to certain Hirer and its Tributaries. ar.d the Upjer Arkansas Hirer and its Trtbu- classes, lor instance, the young farmer soaking a home, who has few moans beroad hfa own industry nhd strong anas 'and willing hands wherewith to earvo it cut. He may hero either find a frwr l-cmratead on United States land, or Data Snt: I bare, at your request, pnrchaso al tow prices, on remarkably thoroughly examined the charucttr of easy teraa of payment and with literal tbe country through which tbe Atebi- diaeoaute for improvements, Irom tbe eon, Topeka and Santa Fe Rqifroad rsilroad company. Vety often he may . [*.«!, from Topeka to the woel boun­ thus purchoM at relatively cheaper prim than by taking a practi- , dary of the Slate of Kaseu. On finishing try surrey, which hu rally free gift from tbe government of a 1 had for its chief object to Uncertain the tract of laud lor bis fnra>. Tho partite ' agricultural rains of the lands referral of children who desire to establish them ! to, I am free to say that I hare never in kames of their own, wtoro-ostabluh • passed through a better or sotoodza tbeir own c-F. tbeir ddldren’e health, 1 tract of land, or one co remarkably fav­ ailing in lo« favored regions, may hero ' orable to ictttaaent, a* tbo one in exadiv suit their needs. Hero they 1 w>ll find assodatioas and conrenictoCT 1 My doecst oboervatian throughout a equal to those they desire to leave; 1 joaniov of a thousand miias back end sebuohns good, an already c-impara- < forth, tad through tbocountry replace, tire wclheetttod country, with agreeable ’ doucy of tho times has been tu incur < ten orilea distant from the railroad, fails neiebbore, and in many sect foes consid- debt without stint, boih private and erable • —*iprorements J9 towt ____*r_____ to detect so much as any single acre in .. public, with tire hope vt gaining large any one plaae, in any township psaend aloupddo ot cheep and rich lands. The through, which was net cnpablo of eruy well-to-do-farmer here, in place of hfa; future benefits thereby. Hum benefits present well-impsoved but small cos- hare cot yet come, in any tangibie shane tcrafann, may rrocuro a much larger at lent. Railways have been built far bottomaf so regular tho quality of tho adl, that there fa aotkiag to hinder tbo plow from travaraieg the whole rsliey from end to end. aud tensing one conth-imus furrow far three or'four hun­ dred miles ia length, unless it be tbe freqaaal s]<faga and water eonnee tl-.nt would be mcunntnre-l. fhtth fa tie ruperfiric.l rharader uf Llw Arkansas Valley in lu» sc.turn end centre! parts a! the Stab-, and the vul- - ,.r -la I-.'1,1,Im nr.n. tract in which he ran pnt tho plow te work the day of hfa arrival hither, and ia a short time may lune a better stocked end better improved farm than be be­ fore posMsoed, with the expenditure of but a-small portion of fads raoura ; the balance he may rafaly, usefully atsd pvofifal-ly invust in toots to his lees lortniMieneighbors, ua the best securi­ ty and high rat* of interest. Tbo man of smalt capital of from 12,000 to 810,IXHI -mil find ppeniugs in buvimwi. whfab bo may utifisn tho nbundant elayx ■uitablw for hriek. or r-louewsrc, the valuabla noiw. the gyi«t«iu» or cowl or salt ptorUsely wattmd m cx'ciwirw lieds at nwfaraui depths below the eurlm «, and thus not only male wroth far bimaelf but ranrh the luwilitv lu which be cart- hfa lot. Tlir aStoep or eArk fannrr may Inro find tatienafva poatarev weaifable the tear round, with abua- country, out however, try c epi taifats cooking paying investments for tbeir money, but tha aty, township, and county subscriptions, tbe tsxatiua to meat tho interest on which only in­ creases our burdens, and when called upon to pay Um principal, our children wall nut "nee up and cull tu Uesrod." These now roads Ixavo opened up the MUlmnentof a vast extent of country every year, and as lire consumption has not kept jwce thilh lbs produclixi of farm urndooU, tho surplus 1ms increusod constantly and tho pri<io diminished, nxc.opt an ocrostoual •‘abort crop" like Ufa tircsent intervenes and proroe the salvaties of nl least a portion of tbo fann­ ing rotnmunity. I will Mt deny that we need better judges, bettor Itgidatore. bvrt-r maau- WDOMl AMUSSEJJiay. B/way of iliuetraticn, if th* labor necnstaty tu produro » to« uf pig iron in SoglMd fa Iom than h> th* t int­ ed State* then the .tariff should bo «8 per ton, minus the ueran freight tong as our lands are given to ac­ tual aettlen end the indiitamnnta strong­ er for emigrants to engags «“ fanning than raochauical puouifa. Jost « long will wages be higher in this country than in Eurotra. end a neceseity exist for s tariff! It fa unquestionably true that a combination of Britfah raanuuctaren could bankrupt hundreds of fac­ tones and turn looeo hundreds of tbuusands uf mechanics widda oca you from lh> abolition of tbo tariff; and would the former bo beuefitted by tho uluusge J I would prefer to toe the workshop of England traniforrcd to this oountry, and the farmer relieved alii-gether of uroan troighta. Bring tho !•«» ESfrjSTwS^gMi H,h Pirate Mirs - atranstbfa lr ■nneUla am! vk?«r d tlra Ol^sUva organs. talkm will enure more tu bis honitit than to that of the Eastern consanfar. IfagistatMa of their own choosing me v prove to bo tmlUfar wise nor pure ; and, lu my view, tho farmer will find uo shorter road to prosperity than by turniag his attention to more diversified and couieutralcd produels, belter euro of utensils, and to tbe policy of, •’ RINTIN IADUB2BB, FARMER, MECHANIC. MERCHANT, ■ BANKER ami Or. J. C. *YfB t- CO-. Lmrll, .jerstzrz: la srveest.ee le the qul-ir ted saeent at ■seUer teru.faed. Ibe ItKiT XXII iUtl. wttl< mve Itwif the faeapM HF*r Hklulrt4. Cee-' ulsies y,*!-, edHerlefaaeil ell IU UtMl sees farklehe-l by lS» Icrjer } Il elH be' AT HAbF THE PRICE, 'VINEGAR BITTERS Republican Banner b >o fou-j.I on the low er rances of Use Sa­ ra Nevada mountains of California, the mcdteincl proj-riics o< which are extract-. «d therefrom wit'sont tW « of.A1“j!0’: The nueetton t« almost daily wdted, “What is tho esrme of the unparalleled Mscraee of Vtsroxu llrrTsm.?" Our answer fa. that tbev remove the eanac cf dfaraae. and the patient lA-orers Ufa health. Tbev ore tbe greet blood purifier and a iife^ying prin­ ciple. a perfect Renovator and I numerator of the syxtevm Never More in the bivtory cf tbe world Ims n m^Hrine been ecmpovudr l I-O-—erinf: the remarkabto qual­ ities of VrstusK Biinma tu heahegthessek of overt disairc nun fa heir to. Tkeynrea erntfo Fnreattvc as well saj Tonic, reliev­ ing ConpiAlfon or tnfiamm-’.t-on of the Liver and Visceral Organs, iaTdiouaDis- THKIHILY POST AM MAIL TEttMaoFbVUbcnirTioN. Book and<iob If men will enjoy good health, let them n.-e Vrxtaaa Umxsa as a medicine, and avoid the u» cf alcoholic ctfaralanta “g*guK 'SKTaottrirftsttSr'itot! DetniL iasm & IMS Mrijpj Railrcl .KS Hsri/iqs, ftICtf. PRICES Fan WajE J=te & Lagiui Tire LAW CASES & POIHTS. ora '7K7J r:n,i<le- it tho Best Ft for it:i Intend^ pur;- re** UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW THE Buckingham ’s Dye - FOB THE TTHTaKEBG. • SURFACE I A c our Ilcncwcr in many xaic# roqtilnrt too loHgA’tfcBtfmd tea trmeh cure, to nrctofo gray or faded Whisk- /t tfi:i tjinckly r.nd !:4i thia sexult. It . i prixfacci a eoler ........... ■ mh hot vr.-jh off 8uld .br cli a/njs^u. Fries Fifty Uf BLUB OF ME! BHSHTOJi Banner Co., Ilantings Republican Banner BULLS BEARS And Booh and J x> Printer. 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Old Machines repaired or Exchanged. Extras of all kinds at the office of the Agent in this City. Should the Arent foil lo call on yon, Ire Invite* you to call nl hi* office in the HU.ro of HICKK BRO.’K, State oiroct. Ilutlngs, Mleb., and •xstulne the Wheeler A Wilson befcro purchasing c!*cwhere. . . A. D. COOK^Agcnt. ffOpE I/ID U STUYS&iti? CALI AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wines and Liauors! mn nenicixiL ffRPtteKM. DENTIST M* - Swtrf's Mitkijat. Hot*1, IF YOU WANT gle, Ou no other ground could he have received a vote. Batin return to the young Quaker. Father Hecter is in Egypt. Hi* case wu *ueh an extraordinary ouc Vennout bai aixfy-threo Granges. that Gou. i’ulk wrote the feet* to tho Pater Cooper say* that Ml doo* net War Department at Richmond, but never received an atrawer, so for u I an* sdrited. Veatol wu ordered to Knoxvilte, and from that place he found hi* wiv to the Virginia armr, and wu Total number of Baptist* is Miswuri ■HK. to the Fourteenth or Seven-1 09.404. ■'Thi* i* certainly a very curiou* work. Gnat numbers of printer* are idle iu To judge from what I have hoard of it Germany. -whether hi* fanperirf higiuram wrote ordered to military duty, but firmly re­ Old John Harper, of Kentucky, is itbimaelf, or whether an abler (wn fused, a* he had done before- Th* wrote it for him-r-tbe book is IntonMy Brigadier in command, knowing noth­ int*r**liiU(.*V. t, ing of hi* history or antecedents, order­ ed him to bo bayoneted for dfanbedi.ua> "Th* Grand Duke any* that hi* recap­ of order*, and tho bayonet was applied tion in New York alraoet stupeffed hfaato him repeatedly. He bore it with the Up to th* for. moment be had no: spirit of a martyr, and th* tuldier*. see­ thought ttiat *0 briliiant an ovation meat, and ffa ing that he would die willingly pref­ would be fen-k-redia rrpot.lican Amer­ obedience of they had tho power I erence to sacrificing his principles, re­ He waa Lectures on science are given in Lon­ ica to tb* aoa of a monarch. fused further to pumsh him. No pun­ don on Sunday. vary vreak wb*n ho landed in New York, neither the Federal — ____ army poseoesed th* power to force him ishment or threat* could shaku th* setand daring his progress up Broadway Stoklcy will continue to Lo Mayor of frequently felt like tainting. But every­ to abandon hi* principle*, or prove false Fliilaitelplua. to his religion I remember endeavorbody wa* so kind to him that be tried Mr. Foley, R. A. will make a atatute hard to look phwrad, a* be wu ia hi* ing to persuade him one day to pay the 8560. which the taw provided a Quaker lose sight of him, but fa a day or two might pay, and be exempt from military Veatol would march up alone into ia hi* cqnuion, is tho finest thoronghforo Prince Napoleon propose* to reside duty, and asked him if he couldn't raise camp. ’ in ILo world, because everything there, parataneatlr tn Pari*. that amount and pay it, and thus get He made such an impruaiou ou ma, house*, riiope and tho people, look no: Harveysburg, 0.. haa not had a sa ­ rid of tho trouble* that 1 plainly saw that, after th* wu wUovtr, I inquired monotonous, but gay, Hvelv, and bright. ahead of/him if be persisted iu hi* of all thoas rebe I (opposed would know loon for a dean year. “What mused him, perbapa, raaro Cleveland woman are having “pray­ than anything .else, was that the bunds, what beoauwof him, and whether he bad survived the wu, but none of them ing curiums*” made. upon Mtohing right of hitu. struck np Ee said he could raise the money with­ could tell ms. Mi** Boutwell it tail to bo a* good a not tho regular Rnasian anthem .but tho out difficulty. "But," said bo, laupIn the yeu 7871, I wu silting ia my politician a* her fath ar. aoHmllod‘Dirge of St Catherine,' which 1>O*O I pay the Confederate Govern­ office uno evening, whtu a young man Lott week Beaton shipped good* to i* played in Rnasi* only at a funeral of ment litw-tbat wiU enable them to a member of the Imperial family 1 The employ some ano else to fight, an it will walked in snd spoke to mp, and uked the value of $469,784 me if my name wu not so and as. I b* squiva ent to my hiring another man It ia slated that France ha* no male to do what 1 think is wrong to do tuv­ fold him yea, and uksd him to take a boerding-heuao keeper*. seat, that I would talk to him in a few , eolf. 1 can’t do ihaL"' " Montana he* appropriated $3,000 for I then said to him: "Suppose I ininntee, u I wu engaged just then. the Gentonmal Exposition. Ho remarked that ho didn't believe 1 could get you the petition of noroo in a Lora Heine* i* the name of a new hospital, to care for th* sick, wouldn’t knew Mm. I looked at hhn more do»ely, and told him I did not He asked woman preacher in Boston. you bo willing to do that f me U I remembered a Quaker at Chat­ St Louie county proposes to transfer Ho said : “I regard it my duty to do all I can for the sick and afflicted in tanooga that refused to fight I at a poorhouae to the State. either army, but if I wore to take tho core rvcoguteed Veatol, and wu really position of nurse in a hospital, I would glad meet him, and made him giro me thereby occupy th* place of tome other a hialory of bis ups and downs in the highly American h-jiolx American fere, man who would go out and fight." anJ ho think*, howerar, is too rich. Thar* ■> declined to do that. is at their tallies,' he txciaitns “always too much of a good thing. I asked for Ituw to crake pottery OT ■*4rtb*near», 1 tha peculiar dialw* of Amtrim, and at told him there wu a manufactory of the hotel they could not giro me any. that rort in Georgia. “Now; auppo** About two per cent, of tho eitizonv Thoir cook* were Italian and French. | you could bo detailed to work there, war closed. Feeling that hi* education The landlord shrugged hi* shoulders was not sufficient, nt th* close <>f tho of Berlin attend church on Sunday. । would you not bo willing to go Y" Ex Senator Revel*, of Mikateaippi, when 1 asked him about it Out Ws*t, Ho replied: “If iti* a private e*lab- war ha went to Rhode Island, and item however, my dwino wa* at ones gratified. llahment I will go; but, if it i* a Gov. continued hi* itudiea ana taught school hai been defeated for State |>rinter. I dined uno day oa baked pork-and| ernmeut ratabluhmeat, and ran in tho a portion of the time. He informed tno Tho eldest daughter of Senator In­ >>eans. n vew rialatable dish, which that it was seven yean from the time i interest of tho war, 1 ran-t go." gull*. of Kants*. i» dangvrourly ill. would certainly bear transplanting io Everything that could Ko oon«truod, he left bi* father'* bouse to report to The dty charier of Pittsburgh b»t Russia.' directly or indirectly, into military duty, Bragg at Chattanooga before • he re­ •■American, manners, the Grand Dike hr refuted moat emphatically to engage turned to hi* paternal roof. He bad been decided to bo unconstitutional thinks, a:e a little awkward and angular, invented a mode tor taking off and put ­ Bismarck's oldest «on is an attache of i in. Eo wa» only about 18 year* of . but decidedly pleasant cm account of ' *gn. ' I aeon bectme aatinfiod that ho ting on wagon bodies, for which he bail the Prussian legation |n Dresden. obtained a patent, and wa* soiling the evenrtiody'e frankneaa United State* Senator Spencer ia said [ acted from principle, and would go to I right when 1 met him. | the rtake, or meet death In any shape to have been an Indiana bar-kurp*r. I I suppose h'» is still living in the i it could BMUtne, rather than swerve oue | neighborhood of Columbia, Tenn.— Gen. Dorregarry, of the Republican aborigine*. In Washington ho wu perticlo from what he conceived to be told tha: the Inch servant girl* at tha bit duty. It wa* the aublimed uxhibi- ' reeideoce of M. Catacuy were dying to tion of moral cuuragu 1 had ever w>t■ee him. Ho put on a cep and an old nceeetl, and it wa* tb* more remarkable traveling-coat, and went unheralded from being found in a boy of vnlv 18, down in the kitchen among them. He I away from hi* family and frfouda. I wa* not reengniaed by *he Biddie*, end I .naked him one day if ho bad no *ympaTbo Hom-, Circuit—Walling about chatted witU them for hall an hour. thy ia th* contest— if be had no prefHo found out that not one of them had with baby in tha night. an id-a whero Rotate we* situated, and Albany is threstimd with a milk fam­ one of tho girt* even u\*d him if the ine. The pump* are going dry. Cray always wore a crown oa hi* hea.1, •■O ye*.” he eaid. *T would prefer In Why is an I O U like a confirmed adding that ike knew the Queen of Eng­ toper ? Invariably found in liquor. eee th* South victorious, a* 1 live tn-the ed swiftly pest the town. They have land always did. Equally amusing is South and among Southern people." had a L,eg journey from their horn" Melancholy Suicide.-A Httle boy, an bi* account of hi* reception al Omaha. I heard a gentleman *ay to him, among tiie awful glacier* that bolt and Samuel Lsaaeua. of Webster, Mas* . Nebraska, where a number of the Lwg- being threatened with a whipping, hung “Veatol, did you ever exhibit any emo- bar the gloria* of.the Alp-land. They tiou about anything in‘ your life—did ‘. have bounded over barren rocks, «prin. before eloping left hi* wife a deed of all iilaturo congratulated him oa th* sue- hi* bead. Do not run ia debt to the shoe-maker. his property. * ■ l.<* I k IK« c , h i P. a war with I you ever cry in your life ?” I kled the moss and heather above the It is unpleasant to bo unable to any John G. Whittier can do no literary !' “O yes," he *ajd, “I have cried in |■ realm of boast and bird, leaped fsarlee* your sole is your own. ' down lb* black Devil's Gorge, dashed work, hi* head and eye* trouble him *o my life." Chicago ha* a female sexion, and *be ' •‘Well," mid th* gentleman, “I would I. oror and around the boulder* with “Tlm-e fanny episode* in the West, is charged with reserving all the boat like to know what were the cireum- j John Dog ba* had hi* name changed stance* that caused yon to cry.” to John Kerr by the Mauachuwtt* however, were amply made up for br grans* lor tb» young men. th* oxtrenx) kindne*'* and oonucteraUoa ' -Well, air." ho aaid, “when I left A lunatic writs* to ask, whether. legislature. ' I homo lo come hero, my mother cried Sunnro, a converted Indian chief, u with which 1 tho army offieera there : when ahe told me good-by, and I cried preaching in New Jurecy Methodist treated tho Grand Duke. For General Cuatu an-1 hj* mibordinate officer* tho then." ' I’hnrche* i “1‘ea," saidjho gentleman, “and if born. Her depths, tha color of daintiest i your mother were here now, and could robin'* egg, quietly hid the wanderers' ) see how you are situated, ahe would tall Imperfection* and vend them on their you to take your gun and go out and a, clad in their purity, loudly singing It is rumored that the daughter of I do your.dutv as a soldier.” r untranslalsd *ong Down by tho “Na air,’’ ho quickly replied ; “the bed of the Reuse there stood an old th* late Gen. Sweet is-to have the 1’mlast thing my mother said- to me was to arcade, dim and obscure, fit place for rion Agency at Chicago. Rochefort ii planning to come to 1 bo true lo tny religion, and I nm to io murderous cocncil. Eero the scartelsleeved pirate* met in tho darknee* of America, ifb think* he will bo par* Too low aa ,-itimat* is apt to bo sol It wa* during hi* stay at Gen. Man- th* night After much eoniultatian, it on the domoetic value of newspapers. The following intonating account of ay** headquarters that Veatol had hi* wu finally determined that with aword* After reading them, and patting oura young Quaker who could not bo in- interview with Gov. Fool*. Gov. Footo and dagger* with which they were armed, tho Mayor and Councilors of the salves, throurh their agvncy, in mental ducodto fight in tba late war, though wa* at that tim* a m«mb*r of the Cuwcorrespondeuco with the world, they conscripted, is from tho pen of ia promi­ fedorate Ccngrea*. representing tha city should be slain. Before the day arc thrown seido and forgotten. But nent cuixen ol thi« Stale-a leading Nohvilla Diurict, and wa* a candidate shall break, the doomed town shall be A pomj-ou* philoeopher extracted th* to suppoee t>eir useful nee* bounded by member of thebar of an adjacent county, for ni-alcctfou, being on>o*ad, a* I now in their power. their naw* oXlumns and flat waste-bag following reply from an advanced free and an ex-Judge Advocate and officer remember, by Col Savage. Tho «olSilently starting on their deadly mi*school lad to th* qaary t . is a thriftlote mistake of th* Confederate Stale* army in the dicr* frop TsnncMee in tho army were sion one of the noblemen discovers a ■How is the earth divided, my lad Y Ip the fast place, there ar* th* late war. It it a faithful narration of allowed to vote, and tho Governor wa* |Kxir boy lying upon a bench in the dsrit- be ready for an alarm. ■By earthquake*, sir.’ houAljnld rwripoe, to be found in stray oa* of the moat mtmsting and curious out *le*lioneeriog among th* addfor*- neea of a earner. Be i* only a beggar Col. D. B. Graham, of T.mperanc., A darky. Ufl tn chargaof a telegraph event* of the war: Whilaat Gen. Maney’* headquarters buy, and he Lu no home, uo friend*, Ga., teach** school while lying cn hi* coraere, often excellent, and deserving a refuge on lite fij-loef oi the family cook • office while the operator want to 1 have jurt reed in the B^oofr oi tha tom* ouo penntad out Veatol to Gor. bo tho band of tho beavealy watcher, back, being a paralytic. dinner, board mo* one *0*11’ over the 16ih inet. a fragment of Gov. Foot*’* Foot*, or introduced Vottol to him, a* a wbow glance, pierce the veil of night, During the absence of bar husband wqwa. and began showing at the tamtrereminisevncee. beaded, “How a Quaker Quaker who wouldn't fight, when tha had led him hare to guard the town. mont, ’De operator isn't yar!' -The now* Refuted to FigbL” A* I urn familiar following convanaliun occurred be- He had liaiened to tho treacherous plot in Europe Mr*. Jefferson Davis will re­ with th* fart* and circumstance* allu­ ded to, as a* the case greetely interest­ ed me at the time, I have thought it —you area stoat,good-looking yotfng might bo of some interest to jour read­ Tha moat powerin! argument against er* to go into detail* more than ia dore man—is it tin* that you refuse to the speoaliauion of tho labor* bf wo­ in Gov. Foote's brief allusion to the fight f Veatol-"Ye*, air " men, and the marking out for them Foote—"Why, you are all wrong of an individual career, ia tho di*a»The young Quaker alluded to is Tilgtrou* Infiuence, such a conreo, carried to bnm R- V>*tol. who lived near Oolum- about that Buppre* you were to mar­ ite 1logitim*ie conclusions, would have bfa, Tenn. When Gen. Bragg’s army ry a beautiful and acccmiplUhod young open our bouieu, cud upon tho lire* of was nt Shelbyville, Tenn., young Vaetol lady, and some ruffian wore to come in­ young wum and young women, In the wee conacripcsd end amt to that place ; to your house and greaaly insult her, preeeut and fir the future Women ha waa aseigaed to doty in the Fourth wouldn't yon kill him V V*stol-“N<».air." aro the natural makers, helper*, and Foote—(Jumping frran h-x seat In a harv, ami a group of men are tolling • ' ar* of nmf, who still, in tba obvery excited manner)—“Why, I'd kill itoria* of daring in olden tima. The J worid, stand at their renreecutahim in a miaul a " Th» ia tho broad foot, immovaboy. with breatlilaa* hart*, ruahe* into J RMtiming hi* seat after a minute, the tba room. Tho tear* arc rolling down ‘ Governor sureuyed Veatol, and again hi* ebooks. He looks not into lire face l commenced a eonvorsafioa with him. of aay one, but hurries to the groat < ston* store and erie* : 1 wrong about thi* matter, *v*n from a •■0 atovs X what I have promised never • Scriptural standpoint. . When Chrtel lo rereal to man I must quickly tell to । wa* upon earth li* diracted hi* disciple* thee ! O dear, good afore ! I was oem- ' to pay tribute to Ctrear. Tho dxraay palled to swear ; but listen well, while I thu* paid want into th* Roman trea.a- show to yon th* denger of (lie be’uved 1 ry, ami wa* ua*d in carrying on tb* <-£ty| The mnriereta are hastening even । wars of th* Roman paapla.” now to slay the eulcra. and to conquer I V**tol-',No, air; you are mUtakeu Luconia once more. They—I" about that Th* Tacnpla of Jouu* wa* But only the stove is tlrero to hear c!o**d at that time, and there ware no the story of tho bright, sly hey. The getting and telf-raerificing women—the utroog men have qeickly taken tba Carohne E«neh.l* and Caroline Bow­ alarm ; eery soon the conrpiretoni are lee of lb* past - who had devoted their seised and hastened to ju-licn. The lire* and gmiuato work with which fuo* of the good town aro driven out men were credited. This self-nbnegawith a strung hand and Luocrao ia fee*. They sought for the child whoa* loyal cunning tied saved them. Even ir a religion that ia opposed to my ran try." Said Veatol, “I wouldn’t give a rent it a country that ia oppueed to my reffou." The argument lasted for aome Primal i|i swie» Ciiij. 3 MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1874. Why not support Home Industry! Did you ever take the trouble to find out what makes a community thrifty and prosper­ ous! You go to the city and you fcc the people all alive and atiring, and the first thing you say, is " They are doing lots of business nerc !” Everybody seems to be doing well. Mechanics are seen bv hundreds hurrying ter iWr labor with their dmner pail on their arm. What is the cause'of all this stir? "Y” there is u demand at Jfoine for work, the people patronite Home Mwttry city people know that it is to their own personal interest to support Home trade and they do it invariably. Who eats wheat' riased in Barry County, if it is not the people in the county ? We must build up our own place; people iu Grand Rapida won t do it for us. We haya Xerchnnts, Meclmniw, Tradesmen, Lawyert, Doctors t\ud Laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics''m Hastings who can do a good job of work.” To such I would say, W at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works.' our Milling and our Carriages, Wagons. Cutters Ac mode in Hastings, and then say we have no mechanics. Compare to day witH ten years ago; for then there was not even a painter in Barry County that i could nainCa lumber wagon fit to ba seen. There is no need of going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and oo far as Cutters arc concerned, you can Save ten dollars on every Cutter, and get a better Cutter of mo m Hastings, than in any other Town in Michigan (great or email), for I know they cannot compote with my Cutter Machin. I am giving my customers the benefit of my Cutter Machine which I do say is a saving of ten dol­ lars to them on every Cutter they buy of me. I have nearly sold out mv first batch of Uuttars. and nm Running Out another lol which I will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggitn Mow Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ gies than ever before. I. am preparing Machinery to etinble me to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on I have made my customers Haity and can do it ogam. My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and that is evidence of satisfac­ tion somewhere. J. L. HEED vestols grit. �Republican 1—um and to. Add of hi. he*.-., he little dreamed that he we. giving them pouui and a mod duguatiag pawn at that. For behold you. ft ha. been dbIn «nun iiitoreqaent paper, jutepsred with your pormwmoa, I rill take up toe ooverod that tha elegant. beautiful, de­ [ .ul^ci^if too bridge, and wdl examuw tho steteniauta of' tho vmmI owaara relative thoretu, wlifeh certainly *rc no oxtraurdiuury and a* extravagant a. Lavo anywhere over berm mode to oppo., such a .•ructure, and wdl «ft«too report ittalf of tho Beard cf Ecgi- . user., and think that th* rommwmty , will ogrro witk me- both tout to. bridge is au abroluto necessity, and tool north­ er tb* v*mrl owners nor th* Nurtbwta! will be materially injured by it of tho filthy laraaroni of Italy, and reg. ever, frets tho mummira oi Egypt, .weltered through a chemical procem. and earning oa our table. .. Golden Drip I Half tb* stomach* in New York turned as tlwy nr the eyrtrp cup on The following |itilion bn. tven ex- their table, and in tb* restaurant*. tho order, tor buckwheat, end »yrup, were tenthcly circulated in the Vpper VoICMoned a half. nlncula aud generally .igued, and while The fact i., adulteration, and fraade wo must cordially tq>prv.o of the de­ enter inure or lee. into everything that termination of tlu> Gurrrnor to refuse i. uaed in the great eitfa., particularly stantially without any grade. And yet I > nutborue genaral Legislation at th. iu tld. Our batter i. latdea, our gen­ wito .very interest concerned tu bring •pedal rerefou. yet under oil the az- uine Havana cigar, ate made of tho vileet Connecticut tobaoro, our bread u toe LuaisM. here and make all that! lie meet afiertual way, after all, to country tributary to our proapeertr. and cunutanere. and conridcring th. im­ altnned, our coffee i* ckicoried. our atop the traffic in liquor uto etop buying with every adraulag. oflino exrep: the portance of tho corirtruction of toi« rred. milk i. watered and chalked, and when it, and ia that direction great good may river passage, even ton cooibuiati'ju wo ahuukl be pleaoed to wo thia par­ wo die tho plate on our eoffln i» plated If it dore fail it will ticular eub>Ot irrovght before u. by Th;, wocld ia given to eham.—let m hope the next world will ho genuine It:«tba! thought that ebetain. me. eepaciaBy of W /r^wwa. forced to atop mlhag by tha pressure o! thi* new mevemer-t, will refrain trocn doing »o a siagto day loagar that the pressure in all its fore* is continued upon thorn, and tha! ia tb* nature of thing, cannot las! always, and judging from tho jast ia not likely to be uf long duration. But,if a* a result of tl>* muvoment their palrcift. should b* persuaded that it is a wrong to theniss’.r.s, tu their fomilio. aalo.as a nd gvoggerie., end to doll I. their boor, with toe Kuff they obtain there, then ther* will bo hope for a per­ manent reform. Stop toe buying and tb* teliiug and u.n will ceoee. To our view the me«t hopeful eight of too now movotuent. i* that it wBl create a public MntaMut which will to a very Jargo The undersigned, dtixen. of the State of MidiKen, rrapwetfolly reprMent that ne while other route* labored under there ia ncthiar more important to the same or equal disadvantages, but wThde Upper 1‘enin.ula, or iudarii to gradually iiad it inorv and mom the wbolo State, for itsgsa^ |Hoep*rcult a. the rival line, imprord and ity, than the evustruaiioa of a railroad acquire iui-r.aeod ability with ifoublo from Mackinaw to Marqurite. Such a track*, aud al! obriades and delays road wdl give rali«e tb n reentry in too removed by com-didatiun of all' the U|»per 1’euiu.uia now, uadlikely other­ liaka of the linn, into ou» road, aud wise to continue, utterly worthle*. anil with all through trains. Loth j*ass<u;gi-r unproductivu to the State, endyill and freight, moving without change ur al»j open the northern part of the Low­ slop t-cteueu Chicago and Buffalo. An er Fetiln.uln. It will secure to the against amto advantage, it will uut be farmer, and ]>*ople of Michigan a trade surprising if the effort to bring the Luri- ami traffic fur suppli*. for th.- mining nes* of «w and lone and important country, which la now contributing Uno* of road to this dty fails, or if our, largely to tho wealth of other Statsa. own diiren. who hare riaked and lust ’' It will render valuable the fureata. and much money to add to this Lu»i;cre, : develop the tmounxw of a large part of aud who bold tho lino which is tbs key the State, now wholly inarerarible fcr tu them, shall be but too glad to turn all burins.* purp-wra. end l.c-lp build the traffic io Toledo, where no sueh up the renters u! trade within the Stale, barrier exist* a* obstruct, burinem here. in .trad of contributiug, es the whole Since -th* building of the Central road mining region now duc^ to enrich tb* nothing ha* offered, or been done. Jirum- dliea of other State*. iring so much nf value to u. as thu! lino Therefore, in view of the great ad­ of roads. With that last will pu toe vantages to the State in general, and last pomibls chance of this dty'. cm- of iu great cercmity to the whole north' mending any buxines* from any Mellon .-ru portion of it. thvr respectfully but outside of toe limited portion of Michi­ •urgently opd earnestly petition your gan which will b* left by other roads Herewith ws place before our read•ra, tha ascond totter of Hon. James F. I Joy, to tho people of th* State on ths question of th* eoti.traction of a rail­ road bridge over the Detroit river at Datroit, and to which th* attention u! th* public is spacially directed. Our cp-xtcn of tb* rinj>crtance of the con•trnauoi oi such a bridg* i> wall known to C«r reader*, and w* would only re­ peat what ws have hitherto .aid of tho ▼alna it would b* to the producing intrrssis of the State, but w* trust the able argusenta of Mr. Joy may not be evarlookedj aad that tho people of tho State in view of the great interest, at .take, will, with one united YOire, domand of iheir Senators and ItopreeeutativM in Ccngress, that they rue all hcuorabi. means to secure, without any cnneoMaary delay, .nch tegtatation a* wQl permit tha pertiea ia interest to baild the proposed bridge. But here u Mr. Joy’s latter .grin, we aay read it with care, and #vc hand tp ita very ira- 2yt^b£X^hhiag8toK’7bZ greet maaa of which ought to find ite cariMt uiid cheapMt outlet through tbie city, and which, if tho banier which exiato here ia removed, will inevitably do to. But the road, leading to and tern D«trait ought no! to L. confined to three having to do mainly with thia Stale. For iretanre, and aa an illu.tralion : Toledo ia cocaiderably weet of thu city, and tho dietance from that city to New Yerkes.J New-England ri the aama by way of Detroit aa it ie by the South Shew Baiiroec!, and all barium finding rt. outlet from tho Weet and Betrthwv-i through that diy, might jurt a. wall eome by way oft” *— r— the «twam~ ** •*— — ti.e South am Ccnpany desired to cotumaad the WtA between Dotrort and Toledo, and aeoated to much division ia toe city that the Dotrort aad Mausmo charter mid »ta be amrczlal Had that charter beer. MMaW, tosca would have Ween a road With tha revival of religion* iutaraa: m tho dty, comer, n.iarally, a revival of foalmg in favor of temjM’raneo. The drinkiag «ai«un. continue to multiply, and they are now reported by the Excias C«ntt*i»«ioncrs at 7.S12, bciag nearly one for 136 of the population Titer* i* so atreet, no aquaro, without tlirai. Is lb* ujijcr port of the rilr they ar* fitted up in the mu.t cctly .tyla, tu .Urac: tho attention of the wnaltoy giizricra, whoae patronage they dvrirv. wLils in tho lower part of too city the aaloane are stripped of everything ex­ cept whs: U abtelately uecextary to handl* the liquid damnation. Down in Walar street, and iu foist all the etrret* on tba lower end uf the. Island, there will be a doaen bucket-shops iu every square Bucket-shops ore start* wherethe bulk of th* trade is by toe pint, quart, or half gallon. Yun will e*<- in auy one of them long prooMon* u! litite boy* aud girls, half-dad, bare­ footed, and with worcely riulhing enough on them to hide their nokedI. usm. and half starved. Ruing up to th* counter, with tin bnck.ta for liquor, for their drunken fathom aud curthcr. The temperance movement now being inaugurated propo.es to cased, Engiiah-tarar, .qfa*m«n*i*r-bri*Ka, iawwtad in top and bottom, gold rrayeny^avc* fcr **” watob, worth a: least filM) 7 DM Maa-1 paid for it in Mon­ UJHCAJ aiFETT AE80KENE LMffi treal. four years ego, when 1 evuld cfford sach ft wxteh. Tb— nrxri. ,! Brw a»4 -in «*•« Acctarav**—Daa'tiel me aril voter wateli, old man. Don't du it Toko ft •to *ame pawn broker, aad pawn it; any ol them wdl edranre you upon ‘~ and vou ran s*nd for it when you get bom*. 11 will be verified hire—it will indeed 1 Old mao-It don’t matter. All I want is ta gat teono—and—die. H doeen'l mailer to m* wbolbar I gta what it ia worth or noL “Vtay good. I wU sril.iL bat ft te a ehamc*. How much do 1 hoar for thte / caiit>*r .tarte ft at |2i>. aufi up « gj. lo'WV. MO. W. ur MU wbau il i. > truck off. Tbn menpy ia pojtl lo the auctioneer, who giy™ it, k*a hi* cumtmaaiou. 10 pwcttUfo toe old man, who thanks him [tearfully, aad «>»■ •lowly and radly irit. Then ihe auc­ tioneer cloecs the tola for the day,. that ho m»y grl rid of the poopte. so as to — — >——uv - ntw foluf vict-mv ---- ■ ogvil Wforcmiia — . . . _____ >r go through the! old force again. £t is neeftes. to ear that tbe purchaser pf tb* goM Engiteb tevrr, joweled w.tth, finds ItoarcH stuck with m. un do bonus ticker that would be dc*r at three dollars a buaheL In ucv den in Ann ! .treet tba thing i» played twenty timto a day. ' There are other tilings in th? way of cute villainy wbichil will show up in my mat. ! Prsrcu- banner block. HSTIMS, IIIOH- New Seles. New Styles. • * New Prices. QF^ER CLEVELAND, WIO. Tbs Bert Paint in the World- Vei v Lew LAW CASES & POINTS. ssrtawi "iS5 Euwra Kssra i wnBffl, Wiih a degree of impudence peculiar , tor, to grant certain landa to aid-in th. cvnatructiun of .aid road, to the Legis­ to Democratic, newypajicr. It i« chargnl thnt tho rxjwnw account of toe lU-publature o', tho extra icuion, that tha art may bo no acicniled oa may be found um of liquor. They iafead totak* the** liean Clerk fur 187B is ‘mcu.lrniiK cm-J which is equally great Thi. will bo expedient and b«: calculated to acetin* men by the hand, to furoi.h warm .nd iftdientive of corruption, .tefiling, etc. apl*arwnt when il i. uonaidored that To­ tho oo-ialruction (if tho rail road at the well lighted route, tu which they m.y 1 n nwpome to th<re charge, the Eochraledo ia, for instance, u far from New earliest pcri-d prarticabb-. They for­ rexort, and rtarr they will be furnished tcr Dresarrri end Ckraotto cornea to the York and New England a* Jackwn i»;,. th«r reapectfolly represent that ther are colfoe, t»*. .nd plenty of good rvriling front with the above taldev rima ing that that Laming is lit" nult-s nearer lo thorn eoeouragud to tiojw that thu sail act matter. It i. eiptated that arch man the last Democrttk Clerk expended by the (wutral Unia by the riuutoera '‘ may be so asicndod, aaJwithout detri- onc*wran*d froo> th* me of bquora fSWl.lte per day, while hi* Republican road; that Katamaroo and Grand itap- ‘ will eta »nch a diSercnc* in th* way of suemeor t::nnasr4 to run the office a: ids, am! /hat .11 too plan*, on all ths living, that he will becom* an apostfo an outlay i f >131 Kf. The ditforonra branch*, of toe Southern road are much ot temperance among hi. fellow*. They between these two auuriT for 100 day. nearer market by the Centeral lhau by expeat in tbi. way to organic, a work­ aggrog.trA tlw copifortablo little per­ quisite of tll.OGl.1 too South Shore route and mostly by ing ttaupercue* army, taken from the very long Luaa«. And yet the South liquor ahopa. “d compel toe closing of, Share road ia drawing ita support (fora tbe bar. by withdrawing their trade. ! all tho country which it toue.br*, though The movi-nrant ba. boon iuau gurated. carrying the freight a much lunigvr duTb. later: Enoch Arden raoance has j tance. Why i* it that the route, by a happy, but excerlingly tuattcr-of fact ' It U no! often, a. onr reader, well ■rvonty or a hundred miles, conno: do Tho worker, have diwovervd that dvnoument. Th" liei Mr. Osdc-a, wa. j know, that «o nmeut tho remits of burinere reeee««fully ia competition the lalxiring man, Jiving in a clow, .married many yw» "go in New Zwslfnnu rxtxirituct^a.contitiaed no longer I with it, aftd'wlry do the town, and vilchoerlns, cold room, goes tn the bar­ and, and had-raitod a' .mail family. teg- and terms have to pay for trans- | than a ainglojreaaoc. as ouch . expert- ' room because it it light and warm, and portatiun from seventy to a hundred moot, are -not. of much errviee tu Iof cour." once th-ro he drinke. The One day a tribe ofaavage. took nd van­ tag* of hi. absent* BI1’ I !■» I hi. homo i miles more than ia nreva.try, or pay guide, in tho conduct of farm labora * reformer, giro him n lighter, Defter, •qaal charges perhaps on the shorter ' During tire preaont autumn, we hv» 1wanner, eoidnr place of rmort, and ho in aihe* Mr. O.fiea discovered among the ruin, what bo | believed io be the distance 7 The aumo u found in to« barveitirl u magnificent field of corn, ' ia glad to avail himwlf of it And h" charrviTronuit:. cC.liia wife and <hilDetroit Hirer—in tho bxpenae and de­ u[«a which rotoe trials wore made with ’ hi. wife and children and thev dren. and as ecUrtp-rnt Inquiry rrcmo! lay* attendant upon.croreing it. and inj diffrrriit forliliring .ubri-unec. the re- -bring, a good time. Marie ie furni»h"d, to confirm the b*!«f, he made up his I the ecmetisMa imporeibilily of crossing I aulta of which wu give for what they have ph>es, tobacco, eoff-w and tee, ftee to it at alt The unbroken route by the . are worth. On a portion of the field ; South Score teaks* transportation quirk the Eug:.»l. »u;>erpbo»ph*te made by aud .urs- Era or six hour, aro not Mv«an. Use. and Gilbert of Roth*ai­ sled wm umk I ; **n another, too Jauitaa^ । coasumsd at noy joint in paining a train other day the frigina) Mr*. O*dw of cnitte, thiec-fourth, of n mite, duat,' or dried (.loud crenpouad,* manu- 1 turned up. with n» interesdag group of or a train of merchandise ur grain, or ' factored by North. Mcriam S Co, of grown-up young jOadras. They h»d wmstime. of passengers. Their very Heston on nnotoor, a mixture of equal , only b*»n carried Into i*|itiviiV by the fardie's. m doing buuncss auatlc then; narte of too Eogfisb phoepbate cad an­ eavagve, and on tbriir secape the faithful to largely • well their volume of it, and imal dust; on (till another. t|r> mixture i woman traced her husband to hi* farmby .wriliag the volume to do il ebrepsr, of bone Sour and tube., w-tfto wo eugLoum.Irian Iteraanlino (tad*. beand tharawr* to compete with great ad- gnriad to farmer, several year, ago. rnnVs.ir.ro as fallows: hared lik. a .snribte mqn. Thu first vantage «ra!*bm. Whal it is aide The 1 wife hid a legal claim to hia protection, to take from toe Uefttral diinrniahe* it, former- Tho country want, cheaper volume and conscquratjy its ability to tr eight*, and eheajier freights can only io burin*** cheaply. Fur thu roaacu be bad by mcreeslng th* efficiency of tie price of troxuportilioo u food by the eana1 system Lrt roe. iropnre it tho l^ng route iavtcad of tlio short ono ujion every former who read* the** in fact. The abort one therefore take, lint* that to him the canal is hi. only ton price, made by tba lung ots from From tbeeo reaulu, il appeare the protection again.! tb* rapacity of the t-oewerity, and tha dear mult is that tb. former ia paymg far thorn revurrty ■auima! dnat’gare (lie most corn, the railroad. Efo long n» canals are opera­ to ooa hundred mites of transportation tone and ariira .tend next, to.- »nper- ted the railroads cannot combiao to ex­ more than hi. hi. production, ought to phosphate laet. Eqsnl (vert, uf the tort. But to make them effective, they b* subject to, and it does not matter •due:’ .nd rjperyb“i*te did bettor than mu.t. every one of them b* enlarxed k> phoephate alone. A maaxurod which rout, it goM, th. rroalt i» th. tbo ' of equal amount (about a hand•am*. Tina matter of a bridge across quantity 1Ail) waa put in each hill. Tt>e eret of bash Cana! rfiould be enlarged and ex­ th. river therefore.a&ct» the price of rvwy bu.be! of grain rritad in tho Ntote, the euperpbrephate ami the ‘animal tended to St. Izmir, and the satire canal wa. nearly equal (|3.1 the toft). •yrtern renred and strengthoued. Oh, and of every pound of pork o»l boef, duet,' ; and couaeqaeatlv tbe income of every Th. form- r article umd upon th" field ye Grangers! take bold of this taaltrr. the parcel kindly went for trial by You have pow.r to do it, and not only producing forcisr in the State. flow was ' long win they bematent with thia when I. HaltoutaU. Bom, im^rtrd by tho for your own sake but for the aake of fieeiety fix Promoting Aj^icultnre. If the fading million, of tite eret who tho rvrrall. were to be regarded m rer- want cheap bread, give ua toe relief. tainly indieating the comparative value of too diflriwsit. aubrianooe. ft ia dear, the "animal dm!.’ or drim! blond, ia much tho wri officiant and the cheap­ est corn fertnirer. Although too great­ Mt enre was u«*d tn conducting the ox- BUM! OF EVE! DHHPTW! Banner Co., Whittemdre & Stephens, 179 Jefferson A venue, Detroit B. F. 8TEINHOFF Publtabetwof the Hastings Republican WANTED Banner Snjittl nilKtallQl ENTIST 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring I HiqifesT wkit ruioe. A BARGAIN JAMBS WOODRUFF Chromo Feed Cutters, Bob-Sle Wood Machines. §250,00(1 FOR §50 Fourty Grand Gift Concert PUBLCLIBRABYOFKMTOCIY, On March Slot, next Good Tough Oak, Rook Elm, or White Ash Lumber DWIGHT * BURR ALL. - LAND FOR BALE. CHROMOS ! WANTED- 60,000 Tickets, 12,000 Gifts. _ _ »»rr »v»rUNDERGROUND Lff! 8HS PHOMRIPBS! Iff! Kttw'nE MIHM I INK, calWr.nima! dual’ contain, c l»gn jwrerutago of nitrogen. Mid is mado ct mightou, tram too btoed nml entail, cf riaughlerod antaate. It has proved in all toe trial, made with it this rereau, uirau grata and the cereal wrqw, a moat shown greater KhcraliV to literary t eat than Boston, and hence it nalnw seek, a market there. Now York m. asinei employ the pen* ui almost all VHUABLE FARI KB SALK! 115 Acres cf Valuable Land! BULLS �Ths (^rlsucAlt Misnir, and in Culture and Progress is a notice of some length of tho New Poet, Jarno. Boyte OUrilly. I editorial ia Thuredaya Detroit TrU I oc tbe e.-tton of tbe PublUhcrs Goal held an oyster capper far tba benefit of tbeir paa'.or, J. W. White, at tbe resi­ dence of Mr. John Lawrence, Friday •vsuing. ioua types of light-houses on our sea­ coast'end on the lakes. A- 8* n Accuixxt.—W* learn that A capital paper on tb* Bermuda Is­ Atexauder.Kin of Alouw Burrow*, E*q., lands to confributod br Chriatiana eg«d about eight years, wa* drowned Rounds, with flftocou excellent illustra­ in the mill race, at Irving, on the even­ tions, including two good map*. ing of th* Mlh last, and the body re­ Tbo recent remarkable progress io covered at ten o’clock thu next forenoon. astronomical research, tha mounting of tbo great Equatorial in tb* United Stale* Naval Observatory at Washing­ Poultry Snow advertised Saturday, the ton, tmd tba interest uwakend by Mr. 28th test., is postponed to a time not yet Proctor’s tortures iu this country, render designated, that an orgaaixatiun may peculiarly timely tho review which, unba effected, for -hicb purpose a meet­ ing will be bald at tho store of W. KBarbor on Saturday evonieg Dax*rtox.—Tb* friend* of the Rev. J. H. White, paetarof the M. E Church, gave him * donation at the raeidrnc* of Mrs. Douglas, in Rutland, *a th* eveniug of the 12th itut. Th* affair is raid to bar* boon vary pleaiant, notwith­ standing tl.e *turruy wvath*r, and th* Among our Sailors, receipt* ** liberal a* could Im expected. Tho Night Traiu for I'nradiso (AecommtxlaUuu) t* a vary ratortalnlng Lit o! genial *atlre. Cvlonel T. B. Thorpa give* n chapter of interesting reminiscence* rounocted * may legally ootr.* before it, will be with the late I>*wia Gaylord Clark, aad Sid at tho Council Chamber, on Tueeilay th* Recoil' <noB» vf in Oltl Stager aro ratling of next week, (March 34) at CMDKCnE*. le<Tcry mtarvUing abort «turio. aru ' contributed—Jo and I, by Harriot Pres­ cott Spofford, and A Scheme for Ven­ geance, by Mr.. Frank M’Carthy. 1. unMl^SfsrtstvMeai. From MsaUra Thsiv2sKE"»’rtr% If i vte: Kt fe®5t«¥i“t FJWir R«». r. susnu. Fraw. ., ’“■vrew-rown, .rani.. ■^.‘rTtiurri S'S?. Clubbrag Rate«- For the acensumodatiosr of our sub.sribsre who desire any *Ui*r book, magariu*. er paper, puHixbed, with or without th* advertised premiums, ws wiU obtain IS 6>r you at tbe Iiowxsr Rxrss, without sty expense to you in •ending th* crier. Qsld 112 1- Early indication of an early spring. 44fSpl* sugar ia being retailed on our •treats at 15 mbLs a pouad. For spectorans of th* 1. Mi printing ever doa* in the comity of Barry, call at tb* Bureau office jXfcr Jr. is fsgyter >“ Um county of Kent. He tldfiks it pays bettor than roUacting newspaper acroanlsCorn ia in grrat demand in this, ^ty. ( and formers having it for aala will o* wail to bring it along wry aocn. Don’t fail to read th* interesting let­ ter ^cf Hon. Jamais F. Joy, *n the u*casaity of a bridge «v*r th* Detroit riv­ er, at Dstroil. „ Th* indications are that lb* Tyn*r bill will paas as it certainly should, the faff tHyrrtu to th* contrary notwithgtand- dratnniag property to the amount of remarkable po*m. th* Prayer of Cbl um­ M»e 82300, only partially covered by bos ; and then are also poem* by Elixaithurance. The call for our engine both Aken Allen, Mary B. D-lge, John cimJd not bo complied with aa the .no­ James Piatt, Pant H. Hayns. and Fanlien pipe had given out, and tho fixture* esaic to New York, to place on the new In th* Editor’* Easy Chair, Georg* Ff»o, much to tbe regret uf tho firemen William Cuitia dtacutsess ths celobrsand th* public generally. tion of Sam Adam’s Tra Party, and Mother Goose Tableaux, and pay a We tike great pleasure io calling graceful tribute to the late Prufosror the atteuliuu of tho public to tho fact Agassis. Tbo Bdantifia Record brings that J. Leo Rood ha. secured tbo sor- the summary at Scientific Progress down visee of Mr. E. Hibbort, formerly in to tho doe* of 1878, and contains bo­ hit employ, aapainter. Ilia not too much nd aa a number ol very interestiugitems tojeay that. a. a carriage painter, Mr, HI baa no enperior and few equal.in the amuung enoevtotoa and facetim, and i. State, and that nndor hi. direction tbe concluded with a aerie, of funny illuawork entreated to Mr. Reed will be trntion. reprtwonting Baby'. Trial*." night, a win of Mr. Bctbeo. । about 13 year* of ago, wae enticed into **veral of our ealoon*, *ad getting intoxiealed. hod *ome four dollar* in monI *y atolen from hi* pocket Mr. B. i. making arraagementa to proeecut* all , partiea at who** bar drink wa* turaub{ «1 the boy. Wo bop* h* will do thia, and that all guilty partie*. way be pun1 iebed to tho extent of tbo law. lurr or Lams* remaining at th* n.itiug* Pl 0., 'Feb. 21 tb, 1874; Mia. Mary Arabey, Mis* Hattie Dean, Mr*. Iiewfe Iri.nd, Mr*. Nancy McK*l, vie, Mi« Amanda l*ick*rd, Bathsheba Stanley, Mr*. Mary Sixbury, Jam** , Spenser, Mr*. EDtabelb Smith, B*nj. 3 timer. Ge*. H- Whit*. George Wilcox, Lydia K. Williams, John Willi*®*, T. j Bro. John, tho action of the Pnbl era’Convention at Lancing, mat viswa exactly. Wo pre fared tho r ; lutioa lo the memorial, and it we. Lewie wa* adopted. The momorial wa. tlio compromise report of a ceminitfoo which did not iofleet tha real view, of any un* of the gentlemen, but wa. tbo nearwet i-erfect of anything up- A FlfT.—Th» Low*n jnraal Mya, that, on* of th* meet flourishing and beat conducted initi’.utione.tn th* State ia th* Bo*iuae*(College,at Grand Rapid*. In fact, wo believe that Prof. 6w*a»burg i* Vho moot thorough and efficient 1 1 propertv tart by wjrinlters up to the> emmrac of tMr insurane^ and Bro. 221 was ameudsd by striking out all thatI portion relating io th* eollstlion of 20> porjaraL on dduaqwmta. i>Tb« following _ .. wore *!«et*d os officers for tbo ensuing form *BL J W. W.rreii, ~ Charlotte, Proaidant; S. J. Bidlemon, Hartings, Vmo Pretiold and young. tb* poerna a very bountiful bit of rarae, d<rat; Clement Smith, Nashville. Sec­ by tbo Editor, celled March; Pvter retary; D. W. Smith, Nashrilte, Deputy Parrot, by Row Terry Cooke; and a Sectary; A.,G. Jowell. Sunfield, delightful little thing by Mary A Latbbury, entitled The Trio, with an illuatraticn by tbe author. The three wrial. . F E. Andrew., inercow in interact, Nimpo'e Troubles, Hale, Eaton Rapids; by Olive Thorne, containing a retnak- H. Cooper, Carmel; J. R. Hino, Delta. ably well-told »tnry of a poor, half- number ol SI. A'ttialat open* with a very useful article on Edward Jcnnor, by Claraace Cook. Accompanying thia ia a fin* engraving of tho atatuo of Jear.er, by Montevosde. Mia* Alert contril-ut** a atory, Rums and Forgetme/not*. A capital y-oem, Elfin Jack, tlie Giant-Killer, by J. B. Staey, who u becoming highly popular with tbg roadcra of St. .VirMn. will dehghtl ' POST FAIR AND FEARLESS. CUtCAOO XIta»iltO MAIL a»mte sengtre. has bccO'a* tho great popular thoroughfare between th. East and th* Vest. Trains from tlw North, South aud East oonncct at St l^u» with train • of tbo Mieeouri Pacific. Th* Texas cnufiection of this road is now octupleted. and passengers aro offered a first class all-rail rout from St. Iz.au to Texas, either over th* Mtaeoun, Kun•as & Texas R- IL, ria Hbffaha, or over tbe Atlantic A Pacific B. H-, ria Vinita For maps, time tebfes, information as to rate*, route*, etc- eddrsas J. F. JOB PRINTING 10 POST SXD MAH. .ueh s i.ittoslte III® Finis!all ft Gin ftit found the key of his master's wiua nntj provision cellar. Tho illnatration» ard up to tho utual high standard, and there aro eim* very .Hiking full page Obeap Farm* for Bote-Easy auhbu pie tuna. The engraving culled Sumo Curious Fisbca, drawn by Jan. C. feeard, Tho Ailaaiic and Pacific Railroad will open tbe eyes of tbo youngster?. Company offer* 1,200,000 acre* of land la very strongly reoomtuonded by tho Tho French otory is unusually good thia in Southwest Missouri, at from FI to Medical Faculty aad is largely prescrib­ 812 i»r acre, on seven years time, with month, and >• well illustrated. Wo ed smCng their female patient*. It i* free tran*]>ortation from St. Ixnti* to *U purchasers. Climate, roil, timber, mfaworthy of all cbafidouoo as may h* to tho ntlractions of thia magaxiuo. aril wealth, scliools. churches and law­ seen frem the following teatimouiul 1 Thia will be good nowa to young people abiding society invite emigrant* from z Atuxts, ill., July 14th, 187A ell jioiaU to thia land of fruit* an l who like to uik questions of edition. ' DifR. V. i'txxci, Buffalo, N. Y.: flowers. Fur partieulxra, uddrea* Akind., /Ms So —I have not word* to exproe* ■ Tuck, Land Cutumirafoniw. 8t, Ixmia, my gratitude to you for your advioa and ’ l."iw in Water Proof., Nubia*, Gent. March number of thi* valuable family amutsnee in my ea»e. There i* not one magaxine i* published, and i* folly who ba* used your medicine* oinre they equal to any isouo thia year. It contain* have been brought here but that can PICTURES 1 stone* of **ntiment, of adrentoro ' of aay with mo they bare been greatly PICTURES! the oca, aud every one •hould subscribe b*n*fit*d. Since I have been eo helped or buy a copy for tb* sake of seeing 1 am now all atone in the Photograph I by ita us* six ar mvou around ma left Imre mode erttmgewhat a nice publication ean be procured off all ductor* nnd ether tnedicin**, and meet* to increase my facilities fordoing at a low price, and only a very large now um it ia thoir familioo, after being better work than ***r, all.should call circulation will warrant tho selling ot cured of the dfocoe* oa min*. You do and get n uegativu taken. The superi­ a umbers *’ 16 cento each, or |1.30 per ority of my work in tho port ia a miffiyear by mail. To tho lubscribera a cur dty, by it* tertoriag my suiter 1 eient gnarantro of Grai-elaa* work in tbe future. Room* in Washington pretty chromo ia given, which is worth wrote your about, for she bed been un­ Block, south ride State Street much ai an ornament for any bouse in der tb* cure of three of our boot doc­ tbo country. Addroee Thome* & Talbof, tor* bat could not *it up but a few min­ 36 Brumfield Stieot, Boston. utes at oa* lime. I begged of her to Deal (II JHI ;. AT HALF THE PRICE TOE WEEKLY POST All) III TERM* OF KVnkCRimON. Paso'* Extbsct,—The experience of twenty-five year* award* INiud'i Extract tbe meed of power. . s N 111 Wussus, Godin his wisdom, has removsd from us, Willard Daria, fate Troaaxrer of this Company ; therefore Aesfead, That in tho death of Mr. Davis, thia Company has lost a firm and л rd out friend, a sate and wise ooaraetor, м tried and tra-mao. That white wa miss him in our meetings, mis* hiaadrias and counsel, w* bow. in roaignniton to Him । who doeth all thing* weU. A'xxsW Hurt white wo cherish hi* memory and mourn hi* lo**. we feel thankful that he wm with u* the length S 1 s MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. bugara of all kinds so low that John actually feels that his best frisnda think him craxy when he tell* them his pnccs Yet a* luw u his prices are, he 1 want* Tin Thousand bushel* of dried njijdes. 39tf Johny knows whereof ho afflriua The bort 50 o-nt Tea in the <*r« nt John Btanlor’s30tf p-«5ment Smith, John Dow, and John II. Earl, were appointed to draft menta­ tion* relating to th* d*ath of Trea*uror Willard Davis and Director John Farlin. The CommiUao reported the fallowing reeolutimu, which w*ro uaanimomly adopted, via : Reeolutica* paseed by th* Farraar’a Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of Barry and Eaton Counties, relating to th* death of Willard Dari*, lato Trea*urrrof said Company. our . — - ----- - and to him, in n certain moaauro, wo uro indebted for our ouerow and prosperity. RrraJrof, That a copy of these roeolntxm* be printed in one of th* p*p*ra in *«ch of tbe counties composing tin* LABORER, FARMER, MECHANIC. MERCHANT, try your inedicinaa, and ba£>r* ab* had u»ed half of the boltlcs ahe could go all around the yard, and lias jwit now come hume (rum a visit five miles away. Mr*. Tuoo. McFrauxo. tive buiinca*. The reply to Harftr’i H tallf open tho Civil Service Question is tart and inclusive. There is n unity pervading the entire number which con­ sist* in enforcing two principles of politi- p_Bu*ino*. in our littlo villago remain* *■ quiet a* usual. The only ehangv* greoaiv* policy on the Cheap aspor­ lately made in buainooe is th. change in tation Qnoetion, and a cordial unity be­ the hardware »tore of P. Holler A Son. tween tho executive and legislative They have traded tlioir «loek far th* •tore and form of L J. Wheeler, who intend* to engage in the hardware butincM. Tho meeting ot tho Farmer'.* Mutual Fire Insurance Co-, of Barry and Eaton Countio*, was well attended dent of pobtidk are the Work of Con­ at thia placo—commoncing Muudar and gress. a record of important proceedings, lasting until Tuowlay night. Tho report of tb* Treasurer ehow* all and a condenaed article upon the Postel Telegraph Bill now pending. Tha ap­ debt, paid at data and a balance, of pendix contain* three very intonating ^bout 11,000 in tbo treasury. speeches from Senator* Chandler and Tho report of tbe Secretary showed Logan, and Ropresenteiirss H. 8. an iucreaeo of property i inured Bundy on Tbo Fineness, and R. H. since last annual meeting of 8172,Caiu on Civil Right*. J 861.GO. Both report* were entirely eatisfaotory to all present. tho Went. Ho at leaat bean that rep­ utation both at heme and abroad, and when a prophet Cod. honor in hi* own country he imrru it. To all who dwairo to fit them*elvM for a We have jaat received the fineet burinraa life, wo would’ My, take a stock of Ceid Board, including aoreral courae iu tbo Grand Rapid. Bounea. new raritie* *eor bnuwght to thia city, Collie. (fell and see them. Ym, Wicriow, aud the y»»»j n»m ttaug about Cliiga. Among th* Foams aro at their old tricks again, “doing are Set Free, by Lucia 8..Alden. Not thrir courting al th* P«»l Wfflco-” Much of « Itazx!., by 8. P. Driver. Holiday*, by Mary N. Prescott. An ^dehu Evanr,of IfcUcvu^wa* re-elected editorial article on Oar American Oolfcr-th* **vdnt**ntb time a* Grand Sec­ kgv> ia rather fanny. Head Wark i> retary *f the order at Good Templar* Tbo Dialogue Depart­ at thrir recent r*ratan. at*Dctroil. The Eecanaba Furnace Company full of puxxle*. ment i* well filled, Tho Pigeou-Hoto Muring th* peat two w»ekx quite au bar* abut down for repair*. Two or Papera intafroeting. and tho illmtra­ , oxtoasive rerival h*a been going on at thro* week* will *lnpM before oporation* tion* the boa that Uavw appeared for th* Striker Baboo! Htraa., in BtUtimoro, month.- Thi* number i* equal to any aader the labor* of the Rsv. H. H. Ma; ■ gjxty-two thonsaiid sixteen inch ahtnjet publuhedFubliahod by T*o A glra'wor* hauled to Midland recently, nerd. of the U. B. Church. Shepard, Boston, at throe dollar* a year.. The Legislature will assemble al at on* food, by a team weighing 1.800 Lanaisg on TuooAxy 41 noou. Wo fa.ps pound* aach. Qcinum'a Moxtxly rax Msncx.— to hoar frmamany of our friend* before Tbo Kouutaia* ot Wortern North Car­ that time upon the qua*:fons involved now ranting out 2,700 yard, oi shorting a olina aro the subject of Mr. Edvard in the proposed Conetitutfon per day. and ia unable to aupply the de­ King's graphic Great Suutu contributed ►''it the donation party on Tutilay mand for ita guodsevening of tert week green Rev. T. D. Marsh by a few of Li» .runny frionda, , ! 1 ’ , < ! ! preciatiau of th* precton* Goapel which j it is their aarnert de»ire to cemmead. . Rxxxdt, Da. Wm. Hau’* Bausm xot rax Lvitas, cures tlie worst caaoi of Cougba, Gold* and all tbe <E*o**ea of tbo Longa, Throat and Chert. For Whooping Cough and C»oup il is a certain specific. Th* moat obstinata case* surely yield to Hall’s Balsam; when used peraoveringly. Stand* at tho bead of all rough prsparatitm*. Sold everywhere. Jonx F. Hxxxt, Ccaaxx t Co, proprietor*, 8 and 0 College P. M. Witoolrf, Woodland; W. P. Plaoe, N. Y._________________________ Bristol, Johnstown; 0. K. Beamer, Irving; J. IL Earl, Orangeville; D. W. imw im Ellis, Assyria. Year. Ac., Sxmt. Daxoam1* Mouvnir Mioxtrax nrams to improve with each issue. The March number come* to our table roduhrat with string noveltie*, »pring mnric, spring literature, and spring farhions. Thia nugoxtac richly deserve* to bo called a model. It ia printed in beauti­ ful style on fine toned paper, and in every reapect is a* p/w •lira. Th* premium* offered aro for in advance of Tbs Rxrrauc—A monthly magaxine all 6there. Jerome Thompson's Old pubhahed by tho Republic Publishing Oaken Bucket, in atae and beauty, ia worth several time, the coot of the yearly Company, Washington, D. C. Term* •ubecriptioo, 83. Address, W. Jonninga 82 jst annum. Demorest, 838 Broadway, N. Y. Tkt Rtpulitt. for February, contain* a meat important article up on the *ubjort Dxxostsr's Yocxo Amxxici for March ofAnnexation of Canada,which very con­ clusively show* that annexation would contain, it* uiual variety of uaofoll and be of benefit to both the United*Stat«e entertaining reading for tbo juvenile. and tbo Ddmiuirm. It also present* an I>r Deem*’ Storfee Hlaatralinc the evil* able article upon tLe mooted qnsetion of Intemperance, with Cartoon*, inof Capital. labor and Wage*. Tha crua»e« in interrat. -Every boy .end Function* of the Treasury Department girl should road Ffuaf .tswrini. Yearly is a' very interesting and axhaustive 81 with a beautiful Chromo Premium. exhibit of that great branch of execu­ Address W. Jennings Demorest, 838 —Thu March numiier of Tbe Family Favorite, u it ia often called, puts iu aa early appearance. Oliver Optic', story. The Coming Wave, narrate* the finding of tho hidden trsssusre of High Boek. Prof. De Mill.', story, Tho Lily and tho Croon, deepen, in interest. George M. Baker's serisl Banning to Waate ; or The Story of tho Tomboy, bring, tba heroine to her lent frolic. The other leading feature* era, Mwundoratanding, by a new author ; another contribution of Mr*. L. B. Urbino'* capital papers, Homaapan Clnb; Tb* Discontented Frjw* after jEecp. with a fuil-poge illua- Tbe tradenigned wi*Sito*xpm*lhotr bserty thank, to tbrir friend* for th. tint on tb* evening of tb* T7th inat, and for tho veer generous donation, amounting is vahro to 1196.00. They arc greatful ftr the tribute of l^rtcnal rvg.ird, and are gratified end unrouragnd also to fo.1 that it i* in ap- BLANKS AND STATIONERIES, SCHOOL BOOKS PATERT MEOIORES, Perfumeries nnd Toilet Artldta Paints. Oils. Varnish andDi* Besfc. CHOICE Obstacles to Marriage. GROCERIES! COHFECTIOVXBIMI lUrrv Raw** ro* Teean* » CM«.*rK*var**a4 Abera* la oerV UC*. M»* Pain Bmta at Priitet ad �POST AND MAIL. NEW YORK DAY-BOOK X P«~«tie Weaasr. sioiiuii FAIR AND FEARLESS. asmi».». Omnd Rivsr Valley Division Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AMD DIRECT ROUTE, WOOD’SHODSKHOLD lAGiHKl Ths Best Dollar MonthlyNew York city. Beporte by mail depretalon in tbe f English markets. A club of farmers in Cheeterfield, 111— takss 3100 worth ofroagniino aud news­ u.iuiii, »«o j«*». witaauaio’ov *<srv—«■ ■<—• papers annually. G. A- Lew, RosFipdale, near- Boston, Mass., sends us his catalogue of soode, thi. subject wbfcb. must bar. dampened ehall and maybe lawful for thu said bulb., bedding plants, etc. tbe ardor of thoeo swains who acre in­ coati to decree a aenoretioa from bod Starrs, Harrison C* Painoaville, O., clined to have tbe knot connubial tied and board forever thereafter, or fur a without tho rwrent of the |>arwutal au­ limited lime, as shall oeera just and cDMtofci lijfjfoOJ; thority. Tb* first soction provides that rocsonable, or to make such other .de­ “every justice at tbe peace, and every cree in the premies, as tbo nature and Miter sws dreumatanooe of the oaaa may require; •rUstte. tawary ar nUp<M>. M • Wyte at and whether the court shall decree a separation from bed aud board or not, martin fl IMPROVED to nudes each order and decree for the suitable aepport and mpintaMMo of,tho wife and her children, or any of them, by tbo busband or out of his property, Nor might there beany running away as tho nature of tbe case reqmree." LABORER, from home. If they thought to evade “Tbe defendant in any such suit a. tho vigilance of their parents, they fas: aforteaid, may insist in his defence, FARMER, might not that of tbe lav ; and in case and bo permitted to provo, tbe ill con­ they were unknown to the justhe or duct of the complainant as a justifiable MERCHANT, parson to whom they applied lo perform cause for the conduct on his part com­ Ligue nf Bower, vrRntablo and bedding tho splicing oerwmony, tbev must bring plained of, and on making out such il! plants Tbe Rural Clnb of Now York oqta ita PROFESSIONAL MAN proof of their place of mideuco. conduct to the satisfaction of tbo court, ... ... HU. ..I. annual dinner at Delmouico’e, Fob. 24, 4. F. IIKMKV.qUlUUX *CU,X- k.-.»el**gta Still greeter difficulties hedged the at 6 I* H. Henry Ward Boocher is to path of those who were under age, and girls.were not free from parental con­ Aa will be noted above, the obtaining trol until 21 years of age. “If either of a divorce in there days was not mere­ wni preloar taeir livre, irek. bvu«s h»of the parties to bo married shall bo ly an exciting pastime to M entered on under the age of twenty-one years, and for trivial cause. ; and indeed it may bo doubted wbother, under a strict con­ MEIIEI MTHT MEH ilOCU. guardian eball give hie eooeant person­ struction of the last deuao quoted above, IL B.'S question aa to the most widely ally, cr certify the name under his band, a divorce ouuld bo obtained on tho circulated temperance paper in the PROBATE OJIUEH. ur Micttioax,c»«ur or tutrr etteeted by two wltuoasea, ono of whom '■iwmu'sEKtx’J.'K United States, cannot bo answered by shall pereooally appear Wore a justice, us; « do not know whlsh it ia. and reeky oath ar allirmatiou tua? he Wo acknowledge tho receipt uf the saw Ibefa-dier or guardian whoso name .is.i'Sria:-n—i. Seventeenth Annual Report of tho In­ io annexed to tho said certificate, eubdustrial School at Rochester. N. Y-, with scribe or acknowledge the same." Chil­ charter, constitution, by-laws, etc. dren were not allowed, in law, to be tho I arare »• r.»i ui aa* im •«•«**< Seth Green has been honored by his arbiters of their own fats, nor were fellow fish culturista by being plsced on girls supposed to arrive st tho age of the Executive Committee of the New discretion earlier than boj i. York State Ffah Guitarists’ Association. Quaker marriage, ware provided for as follows: “It shall and may bo law­ Some of th. New Hampshire Patrons ful for any religious socisty, that hare of Husbandry are buying flour at 38.25 adopted peculiar regulations, to aolemCbbL by tbe car-load, whereas they -nias their own marriages, the con.ent to pay 3U per bbl. for the Same Tho Ilailtny Mooitcr fa Dccvuibor of the parties being dads rod, ia tho publishes a carefully prepared table of manor and. agreeably to tho regulations railway statistics in tbe United States, of their reejiectiro aoefatiea.' bringing tbo exhibit down to tbo en-1 FITS and EPILEPSY Severn penalties for official miscon­ of tho last fiscal year of each rood, aril duct forma one of tho prominent features showing the length of miles of track, tha of Territorial legislation; and henee wo number uf locomotives and ears, tho lia­ bilities and ccat^Teach rood, tha grout Tbo California Fenner estimate. tho and not earnings and tha rate of dividends mult of last roar’s harveit aa follows : made, so far u ascertained. From this Wheat, bushels, 26,600,000 ; wool, Ibe, statement it appears that 4,190 miles of 32,000.000 ; winos. gallons, 3,000,000 ; naw track were added in 1873; that the I hop,, lbs., 10,000,000 ; bark*y, oat. and total mileagu of all the road, in tbe corn, buahol*. 4,000,flOt). United Status ia 71,564 milea, anil, ini1J. J, Glenn, of Colusa Cbunty, Chi . duding second track and sidings, is 85r 076 miles; that tho whole number of ear* put in this season 40,000 now in wheat. fur passenger traias u 18,725, and of cam At twontv-firc bushels jier tere-a fair average fa- ibis season—tho yield will having jurisdiction, nad is hereby for­ for freight trains ia338,427;that tlie^tvck bidden from joining persons in ruarria gv capital of tho roads paid up, fa 32,072,­ b„ the, nice little quantity of 1,000.­ Im 4»«nlel l» Ml* »v<s»»^t«r M IBM* . forever after.” et a*riisll belo a*uay Ik. aasesi !«• 251,954, and th* funded and floating 000 buahala, and will require the use of aiSrrSiStt-oSteTO <•:; Our modem. method of recording debt 31.999,761,517 ; that the cort of 1 Ss^xsr2a’.?»'. marriages seems to be but a copy uf rood aud oquipmenta is 33,728,416,959 ; that laid down in thio act of 1805, avetiuns qs being eugagod harvesting, which, by the way, wis adopted train I witli txttcr proapccts for whral than had the laws of Virginia, aud is es follows : been antidpatod. Tho estimated yield j “A certificate of every marrisgv by tha is 8 1 »2 to 9 busbala per acre, which person ar persons celebrating the same, will giro a surplus tor ei[>ort of from shall be transmitted to the clerk of the 125.UU0 to 150,000 tuna ot wheat. court or the district where tho marriage Fur lico oa cattle Tbo Country Gentle­ was •olrennirod, within ono hundred man recommend* the following : “Wash days thereafter, to be entered cn record thoroughly one* a week wilh tobacco by tho clerk in a book to bo kept by water. I’u: the unguentum between him fix' that purpose, which shall be tbo leg*, ou tho neck, shoulder and evidoare of the marriage. And the brisket, and ou tbe baek and tail. Koop said clerk shall retom a copy uf the tho animal tied untfrit cannot lick itself for a week, or until tho eintuirat has ll«*l been Washed off with soap stris.’’ i.rtiJ plttnuim ItAuKFiiiKifalltoGiTBNnri tsls slssl.tA-ss BRICK MACHINE. SAW .MILL MEN AT HALF THE PRICE, THE GOLDEN EGG xxsrxxx Dirmox. 'VINICAR BITTERS THE WEEKLY POST AND MAIL. b?- ir ‘• w— ar s’S.e. a*. EASTER* DJEKiOX Aitertiffi ii tte Hasten Bara. Must Mu I lais Irfan ISM. sr.t^.r.'ri.^s t&l' la 1820 this law waa matnnaliy mod­ ified. Boys under 18, or girls under 15, could not bo joined in marriage, even if the parents did consent Girls over 18, however, wore allowed to marry with­ out asking the consent of their parents. But before tba marriage could tako place tba “bane" wore to bo published, or la lieu thereof a license obtained from the County Clark. The provision fa as follows: “Previous to person, bring joined in marriage, noticw there­ of shall bo given, either ia writing affixed at rn. public place within tho township where the female resides. at least fifteen days before the day of marriage, under tho hand of a justice of tbe poire, ar of a minister as aforesaid, or publicly declared on two different days of public worship, tbe first publi­ cation to ba ai least tan days fcrovioas to such marriage, within tbo Coohty where,the female resides, or license shall Lo obtained tor that purpose from tbo dark of tbo county court in the roenty where each female may reeide." Now EnglyU States, 966.5 mile. for tbo Middle State*. 1,762.2 mile, fa tho Western titatea, 847.8 for tho Southern States, and 258.0 mile* for tho I'aciBo States. Far tbo largest increase waa in J. W. Bromley, formerly gouoral freight agent of tbo Detroit, Lan.ing A INK. lake Michigan Bailrcnd, hoe been re­ CRAYON, cently appointed general Western trar- , b uling agent for Die Michigan Central. WATE1JIUJOLOR His Bold of operations will be west uf ‘ AND OILS, Chicago. tho Jfwutor’t tibia is that, taking all tho roads together, tbe stock capital and tho bonded and Boating debt of roods are about equal, tho former being 32,072,­ 251,854 and tbo latter 31,998.741,697. Thia, though a general fart, is neverthe­ less, subject to very great variation when wu take tbo case of particular roads, in some of which tho stuek capi­ tal fergelv exceeds the funded and float­ ing debt, while fn others tho debt large­ ly exceeds tbe slock capital. Aa an ex­ ample of tbe latter fact, tho Alabama Central st.oWe a .took capital of 32.700,0U0, with a debt of 310,383,000. 81 Paul and Pacific, first division, shown < stock capital paid tip of 31,968.600. with a debt of 312.7M.833. Many of tba eoads especial]j in the Western State*, are enormously tended. being built almost entirely with borrowed Matrimony waa not a atato of unal­ money, and hence, have a heavy interest loyed harrpineas to all tbo dweller, in liability tu tbe bondholders, which not e the Territory, for aa early aa 1812 pro­ vision was made for tho logal diwolution of tho bands hymenia!; and we which we Rather tba extent to which tbo procees of “watering” itoclcs by ficti­ tious issues has been carried. Tbo New York and Erie road has a stock capital of 186,536,910 and a debt of Ml,568.651, making an aggregate of 8128,100.­ 561, against 31W>,856,939 as rej.reeent ing th< root of tho road and equipments, showing a diffcrunee of 318^143,622. 428,800 aid a doH Jf 316.497,187, making an aggregate of 3106,825,4 87, against t«3,»9,9-'4 aa representing tbe cos*, aixl ovuqanent of the road, showing a diff-rcneo o! M2,625,f>63. Tbel’enn■vlvaaia road has a .t«k capital of 333,­ 271,987 and a dftt of 388,785.555, mak­ ing an aggregate of ^12,057,492, against M2,437.860 ns rvpreeontir.g the coot of tlie road and equfomento, thawing a •I l>»« nliw ■w,W- s Curs, atm.'. 8100,000 00 GIFT ENTERPRISE * K atgaoRT One Prize 15.000 in Silver I iJGREENMCHS HTEIT MEDICINES, Perfumeries and Toilet Articles. • Paints. Oils. Vnrei. h and Die Staffs, CHOICE GROCERIES! Trnvuling Baskets. Druggists Sandtiea and Fancy Articles. COHFECTIOBEKIES! The Babcock Montb, Bilious Attacks. Palpitation cf ffir Heart, luffiiaimatiou of the Lunts. P;in iu tire regii-u of tl.c Kidneys, raid a. Lu:.diwj utli. r painful symptoms, an- the off■priori ot Dydp--p«bu Ouu bottle wit: iironi * better guarantee of ita merits iLaii, * ’■•"■'tlbv sdvrrtfaetnetX Rrufulii. or lilngS Bril. *1d’e; Hselnaro, UJocrc, Eyjs'.rota*. Hyrikd; Merit, Xjoitre. tferufalnc* ludManmUo-.- 1 Imlolmt futhinuUDtioD". Mei curt* AIT, ctimus Old Sorer, Eruptut:« of the ttt-ri. •.^tgssy: Vtsroaa Bunts'; ■ C'lfsUlM* the Vltiftleil Hlwd when­ ever you find ila impurities LuraUnw through Uwakin in Maples, Enit.ifocZ. cr Horae; elouu-c it alien jon fold 11 ob­ structed sad sfuggisb iu the veins; douwe •it when jj fa foal; your feelings will tail & Saiitai Fat Wajie, For Jiintiiumaforr and Chronic MICHIGAN llhl'liniaffeni, Goul, lUllou., Bnnlttcut am! Intmnittrut Fcwra, I'twci of tho Blo«l, Uvrr. Kiilneya, end llfaJJer. thc~> Bitten have no equal, bud: Di;ca»-i arc cauecd by VitiateuBtomL Hrchauiral DiMiuin.—Pmeona raKJ in 1'iiuts aial Miuonta. such <u ulx-nt. Tvpc-eottexa, Gokl-bcoicre, ami Minns, aa they ndruev in life, aro »utpel lo curalysv of the Boa ela. To guard against* U-fa, take a doop of Wautn’a \ utro in Dim ns ooeulonaHy. V FurHklU IHwtfM a, F.rui'tiuM.Tctter?' Sell Ilheuin, IlloteiL-., Sputa, 1‘iiup'oe, 1‘nstolc*, Ikula. CcrLui.clre. llmgMunux, Heald M<qfo S,,re Eryripriae, Itch, tJeurta. Ducriorafa«< id tU8Un. UmM-n and Dfaesjc* U the_ or nature, ore literelly dnij no and pynod out of the system in a sliprt Uqw by the use of thne Bitter* Phi, Tape, and other Wontta. I«ri> ing in Ibn .intern of an many tLnnaaaita, m «...i v_ Mjlhclminiucs, will tree tbe system from worms like three Bitten. For Fctualc Cuniplalnta, in young or old. ummed single, at tbe dawn uf w otnanhood or tho turn of life, theac Tonic Bitten <L«plsy SO decided au influenoHim: Impruvcinrnt fa perceptible. Jaundiw.-In all at jazmdfoe, rea: CMtrrnl that your liver fa not doing its aork. Tbe only muUUo treatmeafn to SINE’S SCHOOL BOOKS rcr,«.“^lfKoioring the bcnltby LDeiioos of the dlgretivn organs. DrsprpMa or IndlgMllon, Hmdl^,n ta 11 Civ-,,btara Tiwl.f. AND � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-03-04.pdf bc3b8a83a7ea6f176ea8ef42ac1cc41d PDF Text Text Tri Rsr VOL. XVIII. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1874. NO. 45. hHMpl'ilid felijlpej? Ca& COUCHES, BED-LOUNGES. MAT­ TRESSES. ; JGin.-W. mrlUrfow A U**4re*r's 799433 STEBBINS <fc BELDING. Oppoftite Goodycnr'rt Hardware. siw® tESJS The Xew Wbekus A Wilsox Sewing MachineP AWARDED the highest ■prOniums at all the lending fairs in thei World, and the at the only one recommended for the Grand Diploma iof Honor, . _. Worlds Exposition, at Vienna. It han less pieces than atjy Shut­ tle Mochine, Sows Faster, It Runs Stiller, It Runs Ewicr, It Sews the Thickest and Lightest Goods. It is Etisier Adapted to Different kinds of Work,' It will last a Lifetime, Even Joint being Adjustable. Old Machines repaired or Excltaugcd. Extras of nil kinds at the office of the Agent in this City. it tall to rail on you, he invite* you to mU nt hl« offlrv in ths yOFE 1/tDUSTIlY. Lj&fiS Pure .wM-joo-eh DENTIST Hadriilt, M.W. I!. H.-(ratnfctlyF-Glv® me a ehaw of tobocksr! Cumitdato seatchro himrelf thorough­ ly. bnt a* there is do pfoco cRont him to stick a pedret, trice to explain, bat the most wnrsblplbl numkin bend interrtn>ta who Lnvo acquired tho linbi v *11 con-1 him with t dernuod. Soon alterttnrd there’ ap. “Never mind, toy dear yowg friend |<nred in the uduitm* of a doily (uper a |<otu*t from a writer who ought to b* a gtx-d deal morn intelligent thnu ue is, against tho doctor'* cutiduslons. Th* health and physique of tho l-ecr-drinking Englishwomen were (iteecd over against the health and pbysiqt-oof tho wnter-d^iking American sromon, Io thy then say We hare nomechanies. Compare to day with ten years ago; for then there was not even a painter in Barry County that could paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. There is no need of Roi»M4*wa¥ fromHMtinoJA get a Carriage or Buggy, and so far W OGSflfArOfceWieW y»* ^njfcf* Utn^doBara on every Cutter, and get * ” - —• —other Town in compete with m Fact 2. Pope Innocent III. declared neatly to.piritulteajt*< mrouing, white (I IDO) tho Hcnpturro too profound for the cansenrarirn add deeper and dark­ tn- rummon p«oplr, and quoted the er shades of uutwwrd gloom to their Sinaiik- restriction. “If so be that a sack c.oih and arise*, l^ot belongs to l-oasl touch thn mountain it shall >m that class .of lupous obeervanen* stoned or thrust through with a dart.” whose inward 'muatiiug is in constant Pact 3. Tho Council of Toulouse dnrw of bring obsctiro or tost right of 11228) d-dared (Article 14) tlmt the iu the outward paras nt* and tranpisg* n*nt medical men iu England, - n umu laity tanvt not possess tho Books of thn nhioo from agv to ags Lavr brou hung brotlicr. will Insure yon against nwt»y ruiUsiuusIy beyond tho touch pf uiit ('Id and New Testament ; only tho Psal­ upju it. Eron with this drawback, ter and the Breviary, nud <hw> not in how. ver, tho must iudiff.-rcnl mwetetor | rf the Hit of the agt i.nlturist—among purely Cbristitiu arasiWatiou--,— ronnot bet acknowledge it to be both ! mlirre, Bgaiast drvttfhs. tmd bring bit by elsro-l agaihM the- brcrdcinMug of Hie. vulgar tanjrae. wholesome- and saluiorv. Perham the the fotuctoua sril<BllU|^lK (!233) declared (Articte 2) that “ntt One, euireq^wu ,rf that nvy^irwaa eri'.-t Th* raodidate ia now ronductrd to Our litterateur dictates- that IthsEn-. oitnsr priest or layman, is tn povreM a which bu urighlxtru bare, and tbrir tho nu«t ctnlnrnt *qiui4i piuduocr, wIk>I Cluhwumah can out walk b«r_Aiu«riihu* »ny« : "My worthy b'rotbrr, 1 will I c?u abler. TUaLd.pcpdi mstiftdy u;«u। liman traudation of the Bible’; all m>et> manner of cummemoratina it, appear uow invrot you with the enter of the I tile petted of Illi- wlutl the lash il uu- , tronslalion* to b» given tip to tiro b'nd>. to him absurd and bolittiiag encash. But it Ibqy did not remember ar cocufestive p'.ough-lfy, which you liaro well1 drrtakou. Tba tynteal Rnglhhwomau ope within eight dxjs, and Iu be I won l>y your'toruo’ achiornnirmi n bile ! who bus «t®jd by the burr flir.-t until she -traigiitway burnt Whoso dore not, j mimornto Mat sll? Tho wssberwube U iwioal or layman, is to b.i sstecru- , te inoro than hwty years old, -is too (nt wsok*; that is a poor sacrifice to died a heretic.” to walk anywhere cmdty om of dm n.. Fact.'.. Tim Synod of Oxford (140?)| vine faith, it is true; but it ia the highor grarcftdiy doclared (Article 7) tliat “the Bib’.o i»।,, rot for bsr, ns her food and the can­ ' (Tho M. E. H. 1*. then r-voctod* tu iu- j Huriug our not to appear in English, and thn Wks, I inc of it Occupy nine-tenths of her time ' vest the candidate with ttLISSi. of. of drinkinc' fi ' mid thought*. 'Die pretty partner at a iitfo vmiou not to be used.” ; The Festive I’tongh-toy, whielrconsikte1 oiitfhly tried. Pact 0. XhnrnM, An hbishop of Tv-I! bell will iiuluig* In no gayely louder of a long tomato neeHsscv.) > Iodo (circ. IvUD), dutetea; ''It is utterly :I than a Ligh ten until Euler is ever; ‘Th® grend hailing »Ign of uwircvv i i wrong tu cirutjato tba Scriptures in tho, ,'Gennnuand lb* drowns eent over by I made by g*nt>y thving tho Inlt eye,1 Again and again, thoutamls and thouI leaving’Hie right forefinger aloug-idu son.Iu erf tiawi*. wav.it proved that the vulgar tongue The mind of the com-1• the las! steamer she turn* her back tip­ But wbetbnr n hutuen betag, 1 ; the nose, and violently wuegtng tho wars. | man who drank nothing wA> ilu> hotter tnon.pMipte Is such Hist if .a thing is,;ion. efmpto and tdaln they dcrprw'it: wbat ।, wb«H> soul and brain arc *o oflen given} । It requires prae*ire, but tire advsutegcu | man. H» cn-luroi inoro, bo fought I up to lhe ctibice bc!we-a lefie and /ssQs I me intense. It also bar an important bettar, be enmu »>ni of the war b althter tv hidden they venerate- Christ himself spoke in tabtea that the people might ; ' 1 or the dtasfon between a shade of rod ! sigr.Htealion, which you will do. well to than tho bm wnu dtank. Nothing is Um er ktow fluirr, who»c highest! heed. Th# closing of the eyes signihus mere rosily d«non*frublo tfeun that the ,. earthly enjoyinent conaisls ia whirlujA that in nil your donlitigs with umulund teqiiur need by the two armies, anung time language* in which th# sujwr- . through theGeruutr. with a mirror iff roti nr# bound to bain an rye to buss- uiliiero and meu alike, wav an untniliI her hand and a flag ou bsr head, with ■ ■•cri plain on ll*e crura was written.” nes» Irving the fiagur nteagsiik lire gated cuno to theta, ft diiturbod the Feet 7. When 1'rotaslauts went burnt,; number teas other flagged and uurron-J __ _____ ls-I___ I .J _.UJ_______ -...1 bntiss »nd vitl-itod Hie eooadte of thu u> Queen. Marr’* reigh, BiUev were .wiftJegg*d creatprea, ia capable of pfaMM yvu at oticu among th® ’kn./ritig othoerv, and debilitated tnnld-niioraUred •*------- *-*"------ the ground ' coaiprebenditig tho God who mad* b»r one*.' .This ia extremely bouily ir prog- tho men. Yctoll lit*timi< ths delusion । ■ with any but th* very smal Jest alimpie noatkniing the srealher. and saves tlio among oCkvra anil area wa*. that there ‘ of intolliirenee. is a q:-.<-<tion not for US wear and tear of almanac* ’ Wagging were both comfort «tul help in whisky. I to snvwer Every soul, sera the old What wuid te clsraya -pronounced The delissiom of .u-Sr -t new nnmberthe ear* .ignit)-* nublimity of purpose proverb, reassures its own Distr, and wrong r Wrong. nnd ia thonxbt to bo tlm vmbleniatieal we jwrhape shouhl be thankfal if to Hou-l-koepen are [wopfo wu have to of ehtldhosj* Sunny li*ura.' It ia also I such tut these, iu their perfumed bslL pu| up with. su| posed br some profcuu I scholar* to ---------- T----------------------------- -- ------। room atpsarribere, any ghropofc of the hnvu a distinct referones to apple dump­ Port 8. Cardinal Hreius (1570) arid ; infinite troth and 14- vrhk-h underlie* ling-, but thi* tart « wimewhal iibavurn “To tpv# tire Bible Io the laity i* Io ca-t th" world should It jierniitted to peatby the dtwt of ag»*. In token that you peorla befovo twine. Bible Irauahitfons trafcr th rough Ixmten fonn*, oven are uw of ua you wilt n-x b» bramted. Iri. n Is, und t.. inakit tln ru iriuiater to hare done harm; 1 would not have any. tlrfreah these sboirM |m hampered by Tin* < ereuiony i* vr-ry improtairu and g<x»l f»llow*!iipnl ♦•.cry social gnthsr- The Bible is the of the Ito-’ icoata aud,sights which have still n <-cn*i«t* of tw» brauil* 'ihey are both nig. white it i* a « Tjr >!i;fsr4pt thing to irsin church: beyond it, it is worth u" re Vffdi/d while th" iron i* hot. and on- diink l«sd Jiquer, id bad li.irc*. and iu ruoro than ACwti's Fablsa.” • foy^n quantitiv*. A man cull irf |g>». 1 The first one i« n bqp» letter 8, on n :i><-h’-l’H^it lio teiv n ri-bt to kwh [which yea *iH plouo »it, white thr with contempt uputi th>- Irishman trim 1 other te applk’1 to the nl<mnch. 'll* •a lllll f,r*-«.i Mrlal.t,—• 1. t. letter H. my worthy rliidw:), Ngultlri good gill to cook." .«xjj»eJ. and refer* to trulnxul mmopo lira. Thu »ecvtid tetter is C. and is up A dog w ell dies red whatt u collar and i n» I void before, to t|v. si math. pants in ths eunwncr. It has n doubte meauing First. th* A barrio ruck—When tho cradled tbey can forget that there are childrsc upnlifttHm is an ugrieultnr.il uno. •’com to drudge fir. an ertravsgaat wife to babr Tetovo* to'go to eteop. support, a drunken husband to bear with and to sludtei; they can-pot out ot Becaua# bath dalight is a full crop. right the debt tab# pai.i, tjjo tarn# Farmers gather what Ussy sow, White worked for which never came, nod foe rcotutivtici ww what they gather. .«rn. ' Tho wroa.! npplioukm of ‘ tlu> j a brief space turn thrir eyes inward an A little girl in D«« kfomravynte to letter C, my disgraced infant.' I* gut know why thero ars no A* dolls- Bure hold of nsfolfou v: “When onegmng'-r. dcriro# to ascertain 'for vure' if there aoovgh, why not P ' i* another of tb«i order in tho'room, h* Why is the psrscu who never lays a rainc* himtolf irentlr, scratcbo^ hi* off writer so bad a* a regular gicbterT thigh with hi* nr-ar lw»f and r/nrarks; Bsrouw he is no better. in a voice of '.hunuer: ‘Are there any a dclusieuiu rvgsirl t>» ths. real nature soul inside of our tired bodies, and i of their own Imlkti. The aonrilivi-niws that theca is a God waiting tn hoar ’ ' of th<-*« jHiqilo uu thri •abject, bower, certain word* free: it. It il it bat to . i cr. shows that ,lF.s-y»u»|ree» the delusion remind us ul this, and that Ila, who j I of whirl) they uic tie tii/ims. They ' had higher and more work to do m the ‘ 1 work! than any iuait,found it good to nn«r. TL«-y d-|>rr<«te drnrikennciH, and I give ulauT days to solitude and quiet I ri-olly tfoa'l too what ii to lu don’ abuuif£ iri«li lUil m>>n would | <Jn bett.g brought Into tire nnti-rnom ; be morn ratim.al in tlrnrr enjoy inent «fi of tho lodge (Grvt-ngroer*r Temple, No. Eaet IK. Pope I’iue lX. (tho present; thu good tlilugn <•( I La World, «ilcn str.; Pope), in hi* Enryrlkul of Navcinber UH). I wos tdd that I bad boro balloted | but thejr eyes » tia-blinded to th- fail j 1B64, auathematii-d kboio very crally and areopiod. My iufonnant, who was thal they etaml in Ike war uf oil rrtenu. I and mo»t deceitful (refrmwfw) wxteti.». securely masked with what I afterwante, , The ImtiiLte drlinkcnitet* i>f the larger I called Bibla Societie-, which thruvt the learn rd wss n largo burdock leaf, per­ riii’-swf tireat llrltniu, wijli which no Ihbte into tho haudejof incx|«nie»cbd forated with holes for th" eree, told mu | hell tint Am-rieihoi tc rani cimiian* ter ,; youth." if 1 rained my lite it would be mi it ■ sty | a momenf, cau oerec. La reformed until i; rererouay of any in.port^ncu — I must . for me to strip. As 1 did consider that1 ' the drmkiae habit* of tbo En-^Ii.h Stor- ' leave iba country at oece — armed man The Trsparaace daeation-------------------- - —- -----------of ronsiderabto north to me, and as be ------ ------- wrong track, after alt in following up italicind his wishes by careteesly fdsy- ■ are at my ksols—they kuu* I am writ­ gr and tlm Ftegli’h gentry ar* reformed. I co3imitlojcfthsA|a»»acbnw<!slzg-1 the 1 tail roods so sharply. Thar# i* a ing^with i^scnrcn-shoOter, I withdrew : ing to oapoee then. You may hear'| With Biivcn-taelftlmof tint Brilidi eter- | ..... .•_—•_--------- — .u.----- l;---- riribte rol«nti»g ontbvir part, as evinced my ’ pa rm <ra b with cageloom. Aly from uie by cuail, if I should deem bc»t . gy aine drinkor*. and waler drinker* la - ‘ in th* proceedings of th*ir Coarention masked triend then furnished iuo with | to «X|X>M thn Other ifogre-o —until than . liooeil in aociety, an,I k»'.o1 drinking '.he • iaal.iuu in all the hi/a lite of the realm, of week bsbrni test, towards thee* corthe reoulia of tho first degree —notified • -ailisu. From your rincors friend. thn workmen wilt stand by- his gin. jicnrtiotM They now begin to raias questiois* about ihe tariff, tba cxgrenqri etv^and arc particularly pointed tu tho wise**, man that ever lived : mid hr declared dial ho who ia deerirm! by wine, tho nweker, and etrong drink, the raging. i« aef wiw. Tho delurioni of, ' drtnk are os old nt drink itridl. and are 1 as proratent now m in Sukitnoa's tuao. ' There ar# mon who temeetly bsiteeo that alcoholic drink i* rood lor thvta ; litiiiai. Sw«t’s H#T«’ J. L. REEP Sell The Diamond Tooth X O Iu diseountenaurina the general reading of tho Bihte aud scbotsU* and oteewbers, Roman CathoHrs hare «mplo precedent iu the history of their Church,' A correspondent o£ tho Man­ chester Zteaamvr sad Tissrv ritre the, tollowing incident* : Factl. i'ops Gregory Vn. wrote a tetter to Wratiriaw (10W) -Amdcmning the g’neral fiixdom allowed to recd th« a V.—’Tto writ Why du you d*riro to become a granger T Quid—(Aa»w«ring for eoadidsto)— Thai I may bo thereby Ao treitor euobled te harrow np the feriinga rf tho I raaeally politicians. 8. V—You will bri date- Mv worthy attic not see, I will canto y are rooriwd at ths d points o< a pitehiork, of the slr-mach, whicL - ---------- -j. three great virtue*—faith, hope soil charity—fritli ixt yourwir, hope for ebraper fonts tntttlrfiiery, and charity for th* lightning rod peddler. You will now bn harot-*/-!. and fas ronro*outatioo aumnit abstraction o! fawn from thn drinker's capita* stock. All artlSsal exeitanh bring cxhnaaliun. Ila phy. siciaau know .thte, ’ and th-; slmjdeal taa&’e reason is qnlli: capable of emu. jirohending it. If any man hutm.moc that daily drink, orew iu email qusuti- frigbltul oxton!, they already arc— felenng -ores upon the Inriy torisl, and rt»nch*a in Che nostril* of tho world. Tiro halrita, neither ut Great Britain nor Ameriei. will ho improved untilmeu of intluenr. in every walk of life are willing to disjren** with tbnlr drinking custom*. Hundred, of tlmnwiAd* of KugfMi *|4al.irig men fo to a drunkervi's grave every year. Tlsoro h hotli. itg in snritary wmsideraiions an tb"y refute to tho nte4irafodriuk»r. and sure- •of the erimu In h» district an-u-e from Hie efforts Of liquor selling, in spite of tho pndiiLitory law. Ho arga«! that thn thwey of tho law was wrong. “We regard lirjuur as a wild boast, tu be hunted down," hasaH. This is n wrong idea. Ho tbiwght that a hotel was bound to furairh its guesta with all the comforfs they enjoy a: tenno If they with all thrir magaiitecace of tea® di-siie a boule of wires at dueuor, or in wraith, nar pocked our mountain rang** ' ond plniun full of milwrala, that lbs ouantry might bo merely an agricultu­ ral roriun, barren of all the wealth which mining ar.d mauulsctaries pro­ duce. If wo would Iw teraltby *» a no­ tien. we must footer all possible Indus- Mnnirloler rays: ••Buitlehu1y‘ of! Camdenjw dl nywr dire into liu caeri:! tu aar* usoili/t woman from drowning. I He sate a nri-haired girt namedBpatks j tunthla ia tho »ihw dny, oil a boot, and I ha instantly plunged ia utter h#e. As | *M>n u they were oa th# dry rand Mi-* j I K If he pmsnw a riupyisb tern- Spavin gave .me liretram. I *<msi. , flusg her wnw about Botite-bury’a ntek j wenumrt. Us retry bo ablate carry hi*' burden without much apparent harm, bet tatrd.a il w. sad bmtta it will al- �NEW ADV'KgHSMJtNTti. atetesneni of the A.iawre *i, tho '*if Assly’'in Ohan. Reed ft: Mr Garfield fa cf otwucu that tbo | country paper* Ix-a-utFslIy reflect public opinion. The fact is ftm they, *e * rate, reflect the bfttoreet partisan animoritfae, WHAT THE PEOPLE SHOULD DO. Tbatcn* of th* great day fa rapid and cheap tor tbo aurplira products and th* equally quick, and cheap trau*portation ai the manufactures of the world, and tbo necessities which wo cannot produce, to our doora, is an ad­ mitted fact. How that ran be beat at­ tained, fa the important question of the day. Say what they * ‘ “ propriety of building, present canola, and the cheapns that the people hare either the time or patteuoo which will permit of water conveyanoo for tho great bulk of our aurplna production*, cm tor tho receipt* of mercantile suppltea. With tho average American, time ia money, and long delays cannot be tole­ rated. Speed ia tbo great desideratum, and to it, moat other consideration* meat give way; and thia can never bo secured by water communication*, tor fAst wo must depend on tho railroad*. Bui, ray* one. tho railroad fa a monop­ oly, and tho coat of transportation by it cnoraou. If thia fa true, tho way to remedy the trouble ie very aimpie: build mm railroads, and lot the beet man vrinin th* contest If it bo true that railroad chafes are too high, which, to fire aa oar Michigan road* arc concerned, we do nit believe, then the euro remedy fa con^ctitiun. If charge* are too high, railroad* are making too much moneyi and . capital with great aridity wiB *oek them, and lb* con­ struction eff new roads should be cosily accomplished. la jit true? Let the untiling labors of Mr. Anderson, Mr. Cobb, Dr.. Burton hnd other*, anawcr for tho people of'Bony County. \A road much needed, ia the proposed one from Kaiamaaxi to Hasting*, and thence on to Lowell A hundred thonannfl dollara and tho right of way through thia county waa asked of the people of Barry, end afire more than a year'* hard work, some twenty thou­ sand of the money ia still to he ob­ tained, though the right of way baa been aecured for nearly every mile of tho proposed road ia thia county, thanka deraon. Now if railroad profit*, are ao enurmou* na some of our people talk, why, gentlemen, do yon not take thia 820,00* and insure tho extension of a competing lino into our county ? There ia business enough for both roads, all they can do, and all that ia wanted fa newy to build the new roadNow gunllemea, ahew your faith in your de­ clared belief that railroad* pay, and take this 820,000 and lAra /Aw rn*j «iU It Mt from this city to Kaiamaroo lievo railroad* should pay a fair per­ centage, a* much on the dollar per an­ num aa the money fa worth to loan on real estate security. And if it did, or there waa any prospect il over would. tuning the railroad* fur their extor­ tions, on our «tn»t oae day but woek, would soon buy every dollara worth of obtainable railroad dock in the Hute, and enjoy their fat dividend*, than whom no class enjoy them mere than the fanner*, and in thia section, tow are tho formesa. We believe competi­ tion to bo the ano greet want of the carrying trade, and trust, without seek­ ing to traduro tboso who bar* done so much for the davelopraant of oar State, and who, thn* far, hare roeoired no fair return for thn capital invented, a* our railroad men hare done, that thoeo who seek cheaper rate of transportation than are now provided, will anbecribe liberally tax tho proposed road through our county, which will insure it* con- waa then read, shows a teas rapid in­ crease than in sons former years, but flattering reports from every naw lodge instituted. The new lodges established during the year are Cass City. Tusrola Co., Keeler, Van Buren Co., Perry, Shfawarece Co., Milford, Oakland Co.. Eureka, Clinton On, Farwnll, Clare Co., Duadoo, - Monroo Co , Mount Morris, Gtware Co., Dayton, Borrien Co-, Mill­ brook, Mecosta Co., Williamston, Inghata Co. ; and two German Lodges, one at Nile., Berrien Co., and one at Detroit; also, Enterpruo Lodge, No. 212, at OUS FEW V0BK LETTXR- < Frusta B*aaxx»-TwoPttxxx Ona*— AYouxe Max'* Exrtaan-Dmxm —Oss Casa-Dore Rxtosm-Dwarea—A Coxvxassnox—TxxTxxrw- ’ J ( ( pnrpoeue (see Digest, Sou. 882 and 832}, end derwieg the rare of widows and Two women, at 1**»L he** the education of the orphan a legiti­ mate object, and a command of the G. their rights, and nave now all th* prirL. of tbe U. a, we therefore recom­ ifegoe that men enjoy. Two very pret­ mend tbe appropriation of the aurplna ty young girl*. aged re.i-eti.ely 18 and funds now on hand in th* treasury of 20, bad a papa who was rich, and who this Grand Lodgn for it* comptetiun, and for tbo purpoee of wrpplying tho lived in grand stylo ou Fifth avenue. deficiency, that thia R W. G. Lodge Papa got into the hand* of, the Ffatlfadirect that each Buborifinste Ixalgc tinea last autumn, and bested. Tbo within its jurisdiction bo sad fa hereby, girl, were gennlno girls, notwithatendaaaemed for thro* years, Use sum of 50 cent* aemi-annually tor each tucmt.er iog the fact that they had been fash­ of such Lodge, aa reported in tho semi­ ionably educated, and they fell their annual return* made ia July end Jan­ ix»: father’, diamre. keenly. Tho old uary in each year, to tho Grand Secre­; gentleman’* trouble ao weighed upo^ tary of tho Grand Lodge; and that’ hie min A that ho aickonod and took to such sums to aascssod bo and uro here­ by made payable by each Subordinatei bia bed, and got into a bad way gooerIxxlgo to tbo Grand Secretary of the' ally. Tho bonce in which ho lived was Grand Lodge of Michigan at tho same' fortunately in hi* frUo’a name, ao they I. Asuld not bo turned out of doora, but as r Mho old gontteman bad sunk every doL i lar ho bad in the world, the question of ’ bread and butter became an imminent Ono morning tho old gentleman’s barber did not cum* around to shave him, ami Elin, tho eldest girl, said she could do II She took her father's im­ plements and shsrsJ him na uicelr and neatly aa any tonsorial artul could do it, and dressed bis hair and trimmed his whiskers, and propped him up iu bed n* comfortable as you pIovM. An idea struck Mary, lbe*younger. “Ella, if you can ehavo papa, you can share any other man." •'True,” said Ella. “If you can shave a man I cm shave ponaations have been granted to Eoboknh Degree lodge* at Ovid, Clinton Co., Montery, Allegan Co., Grand Ledge, Eaton Co., Qmney, Branch Co., Ionia, Ionia Co., Grand llapds, Kent Co., and Greenville, Montcalm Co. During the year tho Grand Master has riaitwl about 75 lodges, including tho*o in tho Lake Superior district. He suggested a division of tta Jurisdiction into about SO Districts, with a Deputy Grand Master in each, and that these Fer tbo three month* ending Jan. 81, Deputies meet with the Grand Master the earning* of tho Calumet and Hecla semi-annually for consultation. f cupper mine* were 8400/WO. Grand Rapids want* a woolen factory, and 865,000 have been subscribed tor that purpoee. The amount required is Last October libaral lesponsea were 8250,DOu. made to the call of tbe Odd Feltoaa in W. Curti* 4t Son*, cf Hudson, recent­ tho dry of Memphis for aid during tbe ly cold L. H. Holloway, of Toledo, two yellow-fever affliction. yearling Short-bora heifer*, for which There are 196 working lodges in tho they received 8G00. State, of which number at least 187 Tho postoffice at Terry‘a Station, Bay were represented on Wednesday by County, on tho J, L t tl. Railroad, baa some 800 Fa*t Grandi. There wore been discontinued. 232 Past Grand* also reported as en­ titled to post official degree* On Thursday morning tho Grand Lodge in a body visited tho Odd Fol­ low* loitituto, for the purpoee of aacerFlint has a new directory, and by a taining its cundition and to aeo what amount of fund* mirf|t bo neceeaary to liberal use df tho multiplication table complete it. For Bus fond an a*vu*«- claims 10,500 inhabitants. Grn. Win. D. Stoughton of Htprgis, ment was voted last year of 81 annualhas formed a law partnership with Uol. year* Tbo Grand Secretary’* report Mossmuro of Grand Rapids, and will shows that there are now 11,198 mem­ soon remove to that city. ber* in tho State in good standing ; net St. Loute, Gratiot Counly, wants her increase o! jnombere during tho pa*t hum changed Io St. Louis Springs. year 1,091, and during the past five The reason for this fa that mail matter year* 6.050; relief afforded during tho intended for that village often goes to year 80,250; revenue of aubordinalu HL louis, Miwouri. Lodges 875,000. Tbo Tem[>crnncc War fa still I aging On Friday tho (knnmiMunmv* of the throughout the northwest, and iu a tow day* it is expected that tho crusade against tho rum sellere will bo com­ menced in Michigan. Tlio ladies iu Flint. Adi inn, Saginaw and other citie* are already preporingjor the battle. Fereons engaged in boring str arto- tho Michigan Central Railroad, have ■truck regular petroleum oil itnka, and experienced persons aay that tho evi­ dences are good tor a peymg oil well. Arrangmnenta ore in progress having in view ttio organisation of a Blate Pio­ neer Society. It iepronoeed a meeting tor that purpose be beta in Lansing on Wednesday, March ll, at 7 o clock r. u. Each [fionoor society in tho Btato ia roquested to send two delegatee to the oral member* of tho family of A. Lud­ wig, a prominent German cilitan ot that city, have bevn taken ill, and the diaooao is pronoun red trichina. His of tho moneys recoired frum all aouicv* for thehenrfit of tho Odd Fellows’ In­ stitute during the year ending Feb- 17, 1875, and also of tho dfabaraamenta Tho Isind Department of tho Grand made during that time. Hi* vonehen Rapids and Indiana Railroad has sold exhibited the payment of $407,58 mare since May 1st, 1869, up to Jan. lat, 1874, a total of 116,943 06 acne of land, ol the land grant, for tbe turn of 81.646,501 21, or at an average of 814 08 per acre. Of the total eoloe 17,­ 908 68 scree were sold in 1878 for 8160,594 55, the bulk of the sales being of farming loads. The company has Wo notice that the Lanai ng AbjmJJ.'in tho neighborhood of 800,000 acres M fa publishing tho position of tbo more of land to sell. State Press on tho currency question, and claim* that a majority oro opposed Chief of the Good Tempter* of kmI. to Senator Ferry’* bill for increasing thA team* of greenbacks W«n. tbo can, baa bad the ball and stairway of a block owned by him. bedaubed with filth, and acme 30 shade and fruit treea around hie home, girdled by villaras. A’revioualy Mr. Bogindarph’e barn waa burned, end his two valuable horses, a cow. and a dog nofacmad. A resold of 8100 fa offered far tho aneet and con­ Odd Fellows' Institute, cvmpoeod of J. viction of tbe tree-girdtera. B. Gilman. J. Sprague, and W. H. Ono of tho moot flourishing cud beat Brockway from tho Grand Ixxlgc, and U H. Fox and 8. 8. French from the conducted institution* in tho Stale fa Grand Encampment, made tho folfow- tbo Business College at Grand Bapid*. In fan. we briiove that Prof- Sweneburg fa the most thorough and effirirnt mother, whose child was too Car gone with starvation Io be saved. There are thousands upon thousands oi such cases in the atv- There fa work enough for tho strong and healthy to live upon, bat not enough to enable them to help tho unfortunate, of whom bpoakiog of drees and things, tbe Brooklyn Woman’s Clab.haa made n dircrocry, no loss than that tho cosili­ nes. of social lite has been duo to the wearing at kid gloves -men and woman have felt that they must “dreaa up" to kids. Therefore the dub have inaug­ urated a reform by banishing the mracLertous kids from thair receptions. This will teal two weeks. Dresa will rule so long aa tbo poor devotee* can aud modntoe hero not been consulted in ronneetiou-with tho movement, ami they orciaim, as with one voice. "What a horrible idua 1” And Use rich will all echo, "What a horrible idea !'* j has advanced to far that tbo country merchant* hero put off their buying, till tho sjtring, and our merchants languish. Tho crash, so pleasant to their eon, is uot heard—their dorks ami saleomen idte upon boxes and hairs, fat the coun­ try merchant, ho, in whom they delight, cumoth nut. Hut ho will bo bore in April with bia plethoric purao, or what "True, once more. But what has is tho same thing, his A 1 credit, and tho way they will sell him goods wilt bo | thaf to do wilt us t" a caution. Money fa tight, and here ia ■ “Ella, do you want to starve ?” a stringency and cloeonaa* in everything ••No, ray child.” ••Papa can't get out—Mamma fa cell­ ing off the plate to get wtsat wo oat Tho Granger* have disturbed Kailroad each day. Lot us slop all this by start­ encuritie*, stocks have changed value*, ing a baroer-ahop.” and there ia a general dcrangemont, ao Ella aaw tbe poinL Tbe two girl* that tbo average New Yorket hasn't nggvd up an extempore chair—they any idea whore he aland*. Even good* took their coachman, whom they bad in a etoio hero no fixed value, for. be­ not yet diswlaaed, becaaae bo wouldn't hold you, a man’s next door neightM* go. and tbov shared him far practice, may bo in a position that compel* him uud dreaaed bis hair, and trimmed ha to rare* money, and to raise money ho Lxisrd every day. To accommodate must ■laughter good* to the demoralthem bo brooght hi* friends in, and in ixation of tbe market for day*. Ob. my a week's tbo girl* were accomplished bucolic friend*, you don't know bow and exjert workmen, or ratLer work­ women. ’ Thon they sold tho bursa* and car­ riages, end laking the proceoda fitted up a modest, but very neat shop in Union Square and went al iL The first cus­ tomers they had were ycung awella who had known them “in society,” and great “Mita Mawy.” said one of them, “by Jove, what ted you to thia 7” • Fap* failed, * " * you 'know, ------Charles, id to do this—or worae.” >'. wore* ! Why. what could at would he worse T" a man like you!'' replied sbbir.g her .having brush in PIANOS, CHAPPED HAKE AHU FACE Sort Lift. Dryaru tf Ikt Situ, j*, BUY J. & P. COATS’BLACK THBEAP fa TtHtr IACHINK WANTED AGENTS. First-Class Instruments. MILLIONS OF ACIES RICH FARMING LANDS 13 .HCaMtASUA, NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. Good Large House, THE PIONEER. WILL BE BOLD VERY CHEAP ! New Scales. New Styles. 4g New Prices. Veiv Low EXTERMINATORS Plymouth Pulpit NEW YORK DAY-BOOK WareKom, N f. $450 000 GIVEN AWAY! Gretnt, mar Xiftth M.,*A'. 1. FOB. BAX-.3S BT A anASD LEGAL GIFT COSCEBT Smith &Nixon, State Stk, Chicago. It is an encouraging fact that tho | girls have all they can do, at good prices, and are not only supporting thoir parents in comfort, but are laying up a handsome sum besides. Why should not women bo barbers ? Imagine the deft, aott, warm fingvre-of ' a pretty girl an your face I A man would submit willingly to have his noso sliced off by one of them. I cannot say that it is in any way out of the way. If mon are employed in lady’s shoo stores, where they put on end take off lady'* boots, why is it not just os pnj|>cr for Whittemore &* Stephens, * 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit B. F. STEINHOFF WAN’TED ! PLYMOUTH PULPIT Thia osteins it ali. One merchant who failed fur a million baa 600 ncic* ot land up the Hudson in bia w ifo'a | name, that ia growing in value, iu that A groat many young men who come from the country to New York, and got tolerably good salaries, find themselvrs at tho end of the year ia debt, and they wonder why it is. Tho voang gentle­ man ia, wo will aay, abook-ke«]>or on a ■alary of 82,000. He pay* 12 par week for board, which leave* him about 81.­ 400, and be calculates to lay by aomcMichigan Soldier*’ and Sailor*' Assort- thinir at ilia! Hut Lo don't. end thia alion met at Jackson Feb. 17, and took measures to notify soldiera throughout the Btato to attend the banquet to be b.ld in that city April 9. Tho Commit­ tee on Invitations ia composed of Gen. T. W. Swift, Gon. O. L. Spaulding, and Copt. C. W. Watkins. ) BACON THE CHRISTIAN UNION ■EIX Sinkal ail lateral DENTIST HASTINGS KAHLE WORKS! in it* western fora, ha* not struck u* here yet, but nevertlieleaa, there is greet activity among tbe temperance and re­ ligious people. Organiration* are Uing perfected in every ward to make­ bead against tho monster, eni tho work that h*« been dona has uot been fruitlaaa. Tho rrioroer* here have not de monstrated against tbo rum-seller, bat they have routined their work to tho rum drinker. They are establishing reading rooms, and pleasant resorts aa aubatitutoa for the saloon, and tea and coffee aa substitutes for rum. And though they b«re but commoncad, they have won thousands from their ruin, and in one neighliorhood taro compel­ led several rum-mil * to close for want of custom. Is not thia a pretty good way? Piano. Ho get* into “eocietj.!’ Society de­ mands a dress suit, which coats 8125, and aorioty demands that when ho at­ tends a party or a dinner Hist he put on white neck-tie*, and light kid gloves, at 83,50 a pair. And society, inexor­ able mlslreas that aha fa, demands that bo shall take Armin ta to tho opera once in a white, which means gtoves, neck­ Prof. Manly Milos of tho Agricultur­ tie*. boquota and carriage, which, with aeats at 84 00 each, means $30 for tho al College, lectured on Thursday even­ ing, Feb. 10, on “General Farm Man­ agement,” to a Farmer’* Club ot Wix­ om, Oakland County. O. B. Headly, long managing editor of tho Saginaw Conner, and one of the I 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring I IfiqifCtT mi(KfT n/«f. dhromo School Cards, 'xJSS-E Good Tough Oak, Bock Elm, or White Ash Lumber Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleighs, Wood Sawing Machines. VALUABLE FAR! FOB SALE! 116 Acres of Valuable Laud I OHBOMOS I Tha VaHey City firiring Park Aaaociatiou hare fixed their trotting and running premiums at 810,000 far thrir next meeting, which will bo hold at Grand Bapida, June 9, 10,11, and 12. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, tho Hico-Nichote cetebritioa, hare left Mason and are running a saloon and restaurant txdi; the old Seney Hous* on Main street, in Jaokaon. Bare Ml remains in jail. A witneai in tho Kalnujexx, Circuit Court swam that tho coat which be­ longed to ano of tbo lawyers peccant, |110 T(.ry ---- u:- A BARGAIN UNDERGROUND JAMES WOODRUFF Tkaanaak. of Live* aag ■ittlaaa of I Property Saved bT Us*,, Ike ' AE2EAI SAFETY KEBtfifflE LJJEPB. UR 81B HMWltfHS! CRAYON, WATXMOLOB SEWING- AMBOSte UFKCIAI.TY �Council room, Mouday evening, Mareh 2d. 1874. Prsrent-Msyor, Recorder, and AW*. Mudge, William., Breemar, Boiee Ham* and BeaUey. ^xTho streets are non fearfully and Minutes read apuroved. gorgeously muddy. We «y this after Aid. Hains reported on ladders for much thought. Fire Company which on motion was Zter Str— Allow mo to give you a brief history of the effect of your med­ ians called -Golden Medical Iherovery" The women’* war, ao fs Report of Commit!** on renting Coan- in my case. 1 am nvw in my eeventygraaeed 'without any pxrson foirrth ysar, and naturally of firm concil room, as follows : either te perobu or property. Your Committee to whom was referred rtitution. Within tbo test few yeara, from over exsroiov, I bare been afflicted with a complication of diieaso almost incredible to relate. In tbe first place Catarrh, to a degree that, to aw, h seemed that my voice jiassed out at the ear*, to which we* added it* natural ally— Bronchitis ; to which, at no great length Committee. ot tims, were added Neuralgic pain* in ol Husbandry, aaeemblcd al Which, on motion, ra* accepted end tbe head end shoulder* and bloating Hall, in this city, on Friday, f.irtho pur­ adopted. pose of considering th* propriety of or­ By AliLBnrimerganizing a county council. We uuderThat Aid. Ham* be an-1 is hereby authorirfod to procure one-half dozen eminent physicians, and tried almost bnckots. ladder*, fire ax and steel bar, every known remedy for such coin* The poultry fanciers of this city met at tho etcre of Barber A BaQey nn Batunlay evening. They made jireiiruinary arrangements, and adjourned uno wook to |>crfoet nn oraganization. This ia a> it should bn. There are quite a largo number of breeder* of celebrate 1 btrd* In this county, and a (■onhry show would bo a eoorco of pleasure and profit CHURCHES. necessary to mako up “slates," or pack caucuses; but we weald urge Republi­ can* to be prepared by an interchange of views, a thorough organfxation and a careful canvass to nominate ths right mon for the right places and then see that they are elected. “Wou I” ia the Manx's Csaaouc Balvb is so wellknown that it is only necessary to cau­ Fos FtrutTVM own Umttam ■. tion against imitation*. It requires a to Bossmer, Baath A Co. .They a f Jan. 29t£ iwrzfaZ mfeurtwrs of (tie carbolic arid with cheap for cash. other ingredients Io produo* a salve that may be roli*d upon. The genuine only guaranteed. Bee that it bears th* signature and private proprietary stamp of John F. Henry. Bold by all D»^ggiate and Deatera- Joax F. Hxnv, CvaaaM A Oo., Projuictora, 8 and 8 Col­ lege Place, Now York. sonri Pacific Through Lin«. It fa equipped with fl»« Day Gw-bra, Buck’s Reclining Cha'r Cara. Pulman . Prion* Bleepers, the fsmotu Miller Safety Pfatforcj. and th* celebrated Wertfoghoaaa Air-Brake, and runs it* trains from Bt. Louis to principal points ia tho West without change. We believe that i the Pacific Through Lino ha* thn twit । track of any rood West of tho Miesttaippl River, end with its superior qquip- FAIR ANDFEAB LESS. JOB PRINTING completed, and peseccgers are offered a first class all-ral rout from Bl. Lr.ui. to Texas, either over tbe Missouri, Ksnsas A Texas R R, via Sedalia, or over the Atlantic A Pacific R R-, via Vinita. I For maps, time tables, information as HAiitFiitiitfalltiGmNm Thompson, Northern Passcntrar Agent, 157 Exchange Street, BuffaLi, N. Y-, or E. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, BL Louis, Mo. Questions will be cheerfully and promptly answered. Cheap Fanssfor Bale—Easy zenn*- Seciti, Ti Ptwte Bntrn MERCHANT. oral wealth, eclioola.«.Lurches and law­ abiding sociotr invito emlgniata from all point* to this tend of fruits and flower*. Fur particulars, addrvas A. Tuck, Land Oounnisaionar St, L,uis, 12,000 worth of goods at coot, 000 in Conte, Vests and Pants, 400 in Glares and Mittens, of all years—subject, however tu tho ratifica­ tion of tho Court above. That you may live long to do good to suffering human­ ity, tho sincere wish of Your unknown friend, Lrrnxa Cuts. chairman ot tbo Board of Registration for tbo coming election. On taoticu Council adjourned. W. D. Haris, Recorder. Hastings I*. 0, March 3rd. 1874: Alice Prat, J. A. Reynolds, James Ransom, David Unguer, H. G. Ward, Miis Anna Winters, Mita Hora & Waid, Maiisa Brown, Henry Brown, David Johnson, Frank Johnson, Mrs. Helen Smith. John C. Smith, Mrs. Hattie Emery, Chester 8. Dann, J. H. Durkey. Thomas Collin*. O. Cohen, Simoon Decker, Lansing Archoy, Frank Dubay ‘2. Oliver Joffors, Mtes Mary E. Myre*. Patrie Murphey, Maggio To A DVSZTIMCXS.—In'advertising you should pnt your money where it will do tho most good. A journal that is oegwrly sought alter each woek is a good one in which to display your ware*. One doroid of interest, glanced at and thrown, aside, will reap you no benefit whatever. Tho paper most bo made The State Sunday School Association is endeavoring to obtain tbe statistics of all tho Bunday Schools in tbo State. Blanks for that purpose are sent to one person in each county, who acts as Tho undersigned, secretary for Barry Couaty, ha* forwarded one of these Blanks to parsons in each township wbo have acted, or born appointed, Vice Preeidenle of oar County Sunday Tax CaaunAX Ustow ia now pubishing Edward Eggleston's new story (which ho himself considers to be bis UQ, ‘The Circuit Rider : A Tate of the Heroic Age." Mr. Eggleston is'one of our freshest and most vivid story life and character are superior to any­ thing wo have. Tho Unit* shoas as much tact and enterprise ns any daily journal in tbo country. It has a coip* of tbo best contributors of all shades of recognised Christian opinion, and gets tbe best thought out ol all of them. It shows more plainly than any other re­ ligious family paper in the United Stales tho evidences of carsfoL thorough editorial work. Its columns, always full of interesting matter, contain a greater variety than tho*o of any pa- AT HALF THE PRICE I am now all alone in the Photograph business, and ss 1 have mado arrange­ ments to increase my facilities fordoing better work than ever, all should call and get a negative taken. Tbo superi­ ority ™y ’rur^ *n lh* r®*1 *• * *u®‘ eivnt guarantee of first -close work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side Btato Street very .readable paper for years, and has steadily iinprored upon its own excel­ lence. It advocates unity in a spirit af euucilialion rather than of degmatism, and seeks to draw by fairnese when it could aol drive by pugnacity. In this respect it m a model Christian paper, and its temper and spirit are a beauti­ ful Ulustraiioo of the ripeaedchAzswtor end mellowed experience of its editor, ing a school are not known, it is hoped its pagee give ample evidence that Mr. an urinate will be made and recorded. Beecher's heart and. hand ere thorough­ The township Vice Presidents will ly enlisted iu the great work the C4ruplease return the blanks whoa filled, to tbo undersigned, at Hastings. Tbs choice Chromo* that ar* presentThe names of the township Vico cdjo every subscriber—genuinely bsau- »• Mwth ll I- I LMsu“.a TKrtHWKBT.lDIilL TEH* OPUltBaCBirriOl*. Those persona ore requested t1 fill tho blanks, to far ae they can do so, ao as to have every Sunday Schoo! held in Barry County '.during tlib past year, re­ ported. All wbo are interested in Sunday Schools are requested to assist the township Vice President to obtain lull ing will have but trifling foroe_. You advertise to gain new custotncra and retain old oiscs. The latter you Ad do, perhaps without tho aid of printer s ink, but tho fanner you mn»t seek aflv, and Liar or Pxtxxt* issued from tho U. S. Patent Office to Michigan inventors, for tbe week ending Fob. 3, 1874, and each bearing that date. Furmohsd this Beautiful moonlight nigfata. paper by Cox A Cox, Balkitoni of Pat­ i>T!hvrf an tho railroad ie picking up. en tiy Washington, D. C-: Beautiful enow this rooming, far a Furl--Part Iren for Shoemaker's—RR Babbiti, Jacksun. Homo Coupling—B. Banister and J. C. Perkins, Kalamsaoo. Odd Mudd *> 11S 8 < Business generally dull. We have jost received a new stock of stationery. Celt Now ia tbe time to subscribe for the Bawd—only 81.50 a year. All of tho ladies m naturally Pa­ trons of Husbandry. Don't it t‘ why be wished to steal that article, bo answered that he "wanted to restore his hair, for it was hard to be a f ' * end bald, too." If that invenlfou of '.he great chemist could restore a faded plaints without relief. A rapid loss of strength and waste of flesh, reminded The following accounts were pr mo that I rould not long withstand tho Tua G«ut Aitraicxx CuKsvrtmos cd and allowed by ayes and nay* : 1 wabined forte of disease which was Hich» Bros, lamp* for Fire Co.. 18.00. bearing me down. 1 gavu up all Rxaur, Du. Wit. Hall's Hausm roa run Ixsoa, cures the worst "Cases ef busteras, made u.y will, had ray grave Chtogbs, Cold* and ell tbe diaeswoa of Ac., »lli50. aluno placed in position and lettered God M. RreC, service ns Marshal, excel* date of exit, and resigned myaslf tbo Lungs, throat and Chest. For Al. Trodiwin*.our Faabfonablo Bar; Whooping Cough and Croup it ie • HIM. to my eouch to awelt events. N-U l-ung’ bar is attending tho Union 8cb.-ol. but- : certain «|«cific. Tbo must obstinate Em. Busby the “Boss sharer,' will at­ M. W. Riker, justice lees. 83.20. after thia, 1 aaw your advertisement, cases surely yi^hl to Hall's Balaam, tend to your wants gentteaion. J. B. Goodyear A Co. drawing i procured your remedteo—I am now on dust. 8'2.50. bead ot all cough preperatijn*. Soln J. Rich, reparing grub hoe, |1.00. Medxtal Discovery—bare a good appe­ everywhere. Junx F. Harnir, CvaaoM By Aid. Hams— tite, have gained fifteen pounds of flsah A Co, propriotors, 8 and 0 College - -no mere talk out of my ear*, no mor* Place, N. Y. bloating ot tho limbs, can walk two or throe miles with ease, and foel that you ment for girls, under the control of the Assistant Matron. Mis* L V. Abbott Tbe plan, when fully developed, con­ template* giving »U< the giyls, during eomti part ot their eight years' course, careful instruction in eowing and cut­ ting, so that they shall bo able, on tearing tho institution, to do any kind of xewing, knittieg, or auttiiMr nawasary in any ordinary family, except of course, cuttirg men's clothes. magazine, or paper, published, with or without tbo advertised premiums, wo will obtain it (or yon at tbo Lowzrr Ra-na, without any expense to you m sending the erder.___________________ post a: ia more frequently a symptom of other diseased conditions. The following loiter sxpteins it: CuLUxosroon, OsonzcA Otx, N.Y, > Jaauary, 25.1872. J I Dr. R. V. Ptucz, Buffalo, N. Y.: Log Turner for Saw Mills—G.H. A correspondent write, u* to enquire Shearer, Bay City. . Windmill—P. A- Bpiecr. MarnhalLRevolving Horae Hay Rake—K. W. biotyer* ? A Mrs. PearsMl. tectured on dipsrit- Tucker, Grand Haven. Boe Hive—A Canniff. Three Rivera. ualiam at Union Hall. Saturday evosring Washing Maehine-N. Denny, Ber­ rot nr wzzx mtso ran. 10, 1874. Apparatus tor Navigating tbo Air—O. Franc**, Grand Rapid*. Tta Omo-I “ *1” tw Stove Pipo—C. H. Holmes. Marshall. Mbna-n.mM «»>*••» RUICblhra Pia Mechtae—H. I«k. and ~kE. W. Locke, Grand Rapid*. us. lAari a orfu* »» Bnsket—H. C. Jowwa. Dowagiac. ,—4. <r — ••«« “ Send Band for Hub* of Vebieta*-JIt <1.1 W. - TMn Sr IS —* • A. Hubbard, Irving. Tboraapph. J. L Wheeler, Castleton. R. J. Grant, HaatingaC. H. Slone, Rutland. J. W. Mites, Yankee Springe Wm. Bryce, Maple Grove. Usury Garret, Baltimore. Charles Robinson, Hope. Mr. Creasy, Orangeville. G. W. Berry. Assyria. Rev. J. Malle, Johnstown. Mr. Spooner, Barry. T. M. Robe, Prairieville. - . MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. lifui Paris-printed oleographs—are really artistic pictures, and quite aa pirating to a refined taste a* they are to tbe popular oyi> and tho bssrte of tho PsAiarxvitu, Fob. 24, 1874. We, tbe undersigned, wbo hare been under a course ol tastructwua in peumanship by A. McFarland, upon th* 8p«|ferian /System, du cordially and cheerfully recommend him u a skillful and efficient teacher; therefore, Rfttkri, That wo, Die uudoniguod, tender to Alexander McFarland our corilisl thanks for tbe faithful and efiteiont manner in which ba ha* conducted said couroe of instruction*, and we feel it but due to him, in view of the great improvement we have made, tho scien­ tific pmevering eflbrtaforoux improve­ ment and good order, do cheerfully rec­ ommend him to the public as a first Tbo outstanding logo! tenders],man nt to 8881,180,327. Mr. Spurgeon is iff at Mentone, suf­ fering from a renewed c ttaek of gout Eugene Hathrou, John Moca, Erie, Pto, is very much disgruntled at Horace G. Easton. J. Alverson, Henry Btarr, " ’ Eddie Packard, Lyman A. Shedd, WiHiam Kaeter, R. Hughe*, O. HuRh«. A commission has been appointed by Byron Easton, Earl Ruseoll, the Boston Aldermen to consider the J. J. Stewart, H. Holcvnab, subject ol a new public park. Jaa. H. Chapman, A-J. Osborn, Huge* Wales, Tbe women of New York, throe J. A- Btewart. thoasand rtrong. are now organized tor P. P. Stewart. Otis R. Ellis, a croaade against tbe saloons. Frank Norwood, At a meeting of ths Dominion Board James H. Cairo*, of TroJe at Ottawa. Ont. Tuvsdsy, W. H. Howland was elected Prortdsnt. James 8- Brown, The stesmer Belfast sunk in the __________________ A.O. Smith, MimiMippi- Wednesday, near louis­ Merrit WW, ' Willie Armstrong, Cha*. T. Armstrong.Eddie Beadle, rille. Loes, 848,000; insnrance, 822.Frank Coin, Wm. Carproter, ■ <*■** ; N N Si NN N N N s N N N xas iiiilsi, « “Vosr AM»4j*AiLj.ni!rngooyr£*T^ Fab. Sth, 1874, at the time of our eaoend quarterly meeting for this Confer­ ence year. Iter. H. C. Peck, Presiding Elder Kalama.oo District, will preach the dedicatory sermon. The Church is situated 0 miles soudi ef Hastings, cm <>•«) SCHOOL BOOKS PATEIIT MEDIUMS, Paints. Oils, Vareiih and Die Stuffs. CHOICE GftOCERIES Traveltag Dn.k-te, Dvnggteto Sun Irie nod Fancy Art.ctes. COBFKCTIOMEBIES! Paid Brutei al Prii'fi 8*1 �Brfaaon ef ths Air to Clothing- ; The following statements of general latere.: ere specially reliable, being eentafoed in a lecture hv Professor I I'atteukofer. <>f Mnnich, wbo is known nieated. New, it smms it had been J u high authority on such ssbjfCta: known fur many years in tbe grant,Although the warmth of the body is th.- districts of Rugland, that if tbta weio » r'esuh of rasyiration, it is a nagftlar tact dqpe, and the human being bad tho i A tetter from an trasucccB-.fi:! farmer that tho normal temperature of tbo row-pax, thorn was little or uo danger J for him from tike »mal!-pox. And the whd left a modaraiely good portion io farmers bad been giving themselves tbe ] a city Mtouatita kuuse, to boretao a cow-pox, and giving i; to tlx-ir faruilire, tiller at the sail, without having proviTho Best Dollar Monthly. and inhaled by them, may differ us and thus Looping the dreaded s.uaUou knowtedga of farming, ami who much as 180 dogreaa in temperature; pox at a safe distance, and nobody out­ neither does tins tomi»ratuto vary, in side tha farming dlstriet Menu to liavo I a stalo of health, room than two de­ been the wiser Tor It. And respectable grees, .though tbte temperature of tho physicians ruung and old, hod been I nir may vary 72 degreos. The heat trundling about tbo country In their given udcr tho quoted caption: . generated by tbe human body ia twen­ gigs, nnd looking wise, and ahakin- "We have so often tried tu express ty-four hours is sufficient to raise feiny their heads ov«r the WMll-pot. aail ] our ontniua about the probubl-j sum ra quarts of cold water to tho boiling­ nuver suspecting that tbe method of ' erf village and dty people in fanning, point; and of thia tho ro-gaiar processes preventing U waa all tbe thna in use that wv should rnneh rather print the of nutrition require only a definite part, under their very eyes.' How long this , experience of thoas who here triad it, and tho larger portion must I- given would bare gono on who can tell, if •.ten to repost our own view*. As a off through radiation, evnpornt in, or thoughtful Edward Jcftnrr had not moral rale we think it tenot sdiiiabio conduction. When heat is lost by ra­ listened to what tho milkmaid said that ter nwn to change either bmunossor l->­ diation, as in sitting near a cokl win­ morning in tlui surgery f But it set _ wi_________ ________ dow, or other cold object, tho impres­ him thinking, in hit stow, steady, earnsion of a draught may bo created, al­ c,t way ; eu<l the idea once scraod, that though tbo air be perfectly calm, heat bare was tho long-desired prevention, being simply given ap to the colder ob­ ho never last sight ut it until ho hid ject. Thus, white tbo temperature of a proved it beyond a doubt. MARTIN 3 IMPROVED r,x.m rosy! romaiil constant, different Dr. Jenner made no 'secret of^hls sensations may bo experienced, depend­ great discovery.—tried to get no patent ent on tbo surrounding objects. A for it, — but freely gsvo it to the world. ths fact that farming is a trade, ami en­ much larger amount of tbe ’■superfluous Tho Gorernmoct. however, rewaided tertain a vague notion that nlmoil any­ hjat ia lost by evapwntiou ; andilunng him handsomely, giving £10,000 in body can rm n farm and do it tip in sM-voro exercise, when more heat is de­ 1S02, nnd £20,000 five years taler, ia ranch bettor style than is done by the veloped, evaporation la also more rapid, 1607. But ho did not earn foy money, old do-ss-thoir-fBtheTs did fanners. If and the normal temperature of tbo blood and ho did not work for fame, so ho our Newburyport friends belong to this rostered. A "cold" io caught when the ccntiuuod to live quietly in hie pli-aasut class of "progressive farmersif they •mporaiten is too rapid ’ Birt litile country homo, amid bisold friends and propose to engeffo in tanning lafora heat fa lost by conduction. The jwvrti- tho old scons*, until his sudden, peaeolearning the trade ; if they never swung clea of air tn contact with tho body be­ Bit death tn February, 1823, In the an axe or pulled a hoe ar worked c pair comes warm, and an- rvplac-d by colder seventy-fourth year of iris ago. Few •f sheep theere all day tong; if they ones, creating a current, which U insen­ tuen have lived eo happily, or have dons have never known how hoary a buahvl sible, because uf lees velocity than throw1 so much good, yet it is fifty years after basket full of potatoes ia late in tho of- feet jicr second. Io better conductorsi his death, sod not in his England, but tefltooa after having toted them to the cooling takes pluro more rapidly, water iu far-away Italy, that gratitude to hie cart steadily fiom early morning; if - memory is spoknu in a stntoe 1 their wives bars had no experience in i Since this discovery uf vaccination, MEISEB UTEBT HEAD SEOCII. bufer sad soap making, in trying lard o£cooling, however, supplement each tho tenon of small-pox bare nearly cr tiling sausages, in taking euro of other, and act together Thum a cur­ disappeared, and with good nursing, poufitry, lambs and pigs, then oev nd- rent of warm air cools more rapidly intelligent physicians are not much ii. __ .J i.H than calm cooler air. not only by reasoni afraid of it. In mhny countries the ol Fonccral of tho air, but by favoring: gorerniaont obliges every person to be evaporation. ‘ vaccinated, end thovo who cannot pay a Tbo chief object of clothing ia to xur- i, doctor are vaccinated free of charge nt round tbo body artificially with a warm tho public ilupcniaries.—Sf. AfoAeies U«. the. U aajtMag cUv. FarikMlu. fr. sad,... <1 A l «, fe,U.»<L Illiev. climate, poor road actors being conic-! quently selected- The axiliug process opinion that anybody ia etuart enough la, however, simply checked by tho to manage a farm either East or West, ctelhing. Even tbe thinnest, finest witbort that training which is neWbary fabric, ns n rail, diminishes loss by ra­ to surcesa in other buxines*. Its the diation. But tbn inolosuro of air is early history of New England, anil we especially cifcctinx end consequently suppose tho same ia truo of all now garments of porous, heavy material, are fanning section*, nearly nil families warmer than those which uro move were brought op on farms. Tho min- cumptcL Felt shoe*, permeable tn air, iatar, merchant, lawyer,’ blaclumith, miller, draaoar of the home-mado .cloth. FITS and EPILEPSY At, ell owned land, and they worked endurable l.ccauio of checked reputa­ a>n it with their boys when not etu- tion. Tbo mere bygruacolio th.. mate­ yvd in the shop or office. Tho girls rial, tho colder tho ctethiug, because it Michigan Central R. R. StCfllClB ttlHAAL «. K Ifrnd River Valley Division OLD, RELIABLE AMD DIRECT ROUTE, VOID’S BOmMOLD MAGAZINE. Uli 4*3 KSKaWSSS-H-.e.-; BRICK MM. D*ai„. Chttoea. Ozan Lak*. Mustail. Battle Crtsk. NU«. MACHINE. wia> -11’°**'! J11 y cuJ Oom U>» T:-,mif?-ri8™*ii7nr- S^Sa^Ae S2Z ikan wwl H Is T-.sn.Slf- «f Pa! sssassu: Dr.J.C.ATKR b CO, J^weU.Maaa. J-rsrrtnrf —U Je-'rtG* CAc-Ws. ju«d 5OLU AU. nouxit THU would. rxtaCL. 91.00 J-JUt JOMM. ll-ffSM,' —«u»~. is'iter M s^ntwftsh." .■w., T"**,‘r “ISIS M 18 THE GOLDEN EGG RINTIN State o! soeioty, when every individual wee taught the A B C of farruiug and tains its elasticity when moist, an-l ot the spelling-book so early in life that koeps the air witliin its porci. And . they could not remember their first lee- our bed. shirk is, in fact, our sl-cping I eon in either, may have originated the paniient, ie of »pceinl interest. It xiuit idea, which is still! strangely prevalent, | be warmer than our waking clothing. ’ that faraiag io a sort of natural in-j| since Iras heat is dcvolujwd during | dorp. Consequently toes* of sleep i« I very eslisuetiagTho feather-bed ! [oesciies in the highest degree feeble ' conducting pourer, elasticity, and per- . I meability to air; but. if too thick orsaft, resembles more nn air-tigbt girm-nt. llio hoax-, too, mar |s> regarded as anj extended pi<cc ot clothing, so gtudnaL is the troEtitii-n from botily garments ■ to it (Un- atop trom the -.vid<- garment' of tiro Arab to his Mt tout being n ’ pranticoahip should be cmntuenrod in email one), and, in hygienic funedone, ' early youth,—oxprricmo hnvtng shown they ntn-e preci»o!r in rvgutalieg our that tbs twig must ba bout tho way the tree is to inshzis,—and it is generally regunlcl as unprofitable for a raiddle- may bo blown through a brick, pieces •gediwroon to attempt to master tho > of mortar, wood ote.. by glnM tubes reart omL usyetary of apy trade, cr to ac­ tuent.d tu oppouito aides, and the pas­ quire that facility of motion ami exact- sage of water (»o much denser) through noss of eight which mark the export tl>esc subetancos, sh:w how imperfectly werksaaa. The same principle is rec- <xir walls, ot whalnvur n a tv rial, end i ognirod in tho professions, in tuerch.in- how ever thick, exclude tho nir from us. diss, Ac. Monee tbe btaeksmilh wbo We do not peraeiro the free |M>«uu;e of rails hie shop for a dry goods store, the farmer who turns grocerytimn, rir the dsrgyman who loaves his fioek tor an agency ia some book concern cr lite in­ surance, and failt. gets but littte sym­ pathy (ortho roeulting “mislortnnra " Nor do tbn failures at throe men proto ‘ | Edward Jenner was born in Berkeley, that either tbo dry goods, ths grocery, Gloucestershire, England, May 1». the book business, ar insurance ngoncy in the hands of men proporiv trained, । 17-10, nearly 12S years ago. Hi. fhthor was a well-to-do clergyman, and Edis not profitable. ' I ward was brought up m comfort, sod "And in our opinion the Ices of S5,well taught. Hta father died when he fOO by onr correepandcot in his three was only five years old; but bis elder years' experiment at farming, falls to brother, <ruo was also a clergyman, took prove that farming in MaaMchusetts will not pwy, or that tho •tagmer’a life is care of him, and was a, good as o' fath­ er to him. Edward Jenner was very fond of tbo ixinatry. and nearly all his life was spent ia the neighborhood of the IxtaufifniTale of Gloucester, where i be bad tbe good fortune tu be born. While Edward Jenner wae a young uiun. working and studying in n sur­ geon's uffloe in a (own called tfodlnin. near Bristol, which ia the chief town of Gkiuiwstsrahirc, ho used to hear a geod LOWEST CASH deal of talk about the -.mail-pox. This disease makes great trouble in onr own srf hisboyaaiwiwk. We do not ki.o“w time, and whan it ia prevalent there u hardly say sickness p>.-cp!o arc more exactly how much was paid for tLo afraid of; but it is not ao bad now-aofire, nor how much it brought when, day a as it was in Jenner’s time. It was sold, as it eras ft few rears afirwwanta. a ftighriul plague, and rarried off in ■under a power of sale in thr tncriravo.' England alnuc, it is said, 45.000 peo­ Bat thia w. do know, the the good ple every yftar! Kings died of it. queens, princes, princesses, tbe rich end the l-ocr. the high and tho low, tho like our eotrespondonL thought Lo had learnedftid the iguorenh When it appeared in aa army, il often slew more LAW CASES & ■'Does this^ provo that printing in than "die sword, and our soldiers suflercd grisvously from this |i«etilouee In tho beginning of the War of Ipdepyu- aiWOBTB, BMl J *HCT0m, FVINECftP. BirTLKS So Prrantt er,r ttikc Hum. Bittern Mcordh.g io dircd!,ui«. am! remain Jcng unwell. prr.ri.kd their hoora m> not deatroyrxl by mineral pm*m or other mems, mid ritpl orpujs wzstod beyond repair. (IraliTtil Thouanuds proclaim Vtxs<ui Brenna the nma! wonderful Invigor­ ant that ever cntfcuocd the making system. Blllonc. Remittent, and Ifttrrmmait Fet ers thick are ro prevalent to the rollers of oar groat rivvro ihrongboat the United Htatee, cetwcially those of the MiMissipj'i. Ohio, MiMoart. Illincis, MOnVGAGK SALEr><£»!l bsrtes Leva wate is A»«» ,-n,U Manrwvlahwver Ite ro*«< 1i>lu4KHUkuW~a, vwqHJoklai §250,000 FOR §50 Fourth Grand. Gift Concert I ACltSOX-sIcsiU AU s.4 lUtML £seJ Republican 60,000 Tickets, 12,OOCT Gifts. Banner Mnil laantlim lictea Mrat Book and Job Cleveland, ama 4466 ;c2“ai: The Best Paint In the World- BANNER BLOCK, Scs-rr., issas-S' trtem-siwtft tf^STiftqs, ftiotf. Fsr! Wayit Jatai i SafUtav mcnioAs asi> the Hair Vigor, PRICES 1 TH °*’1’ nriaUs Gift IlMIrtHUoa ta Itrtveeatn Far itetortar to Grey Hfrir its uUind Vitality aad Color. §100,000 00 -PaHM ' SINE’S POINTS. I . sjnv ib!.-. S23 ul ,t o. Um a Znt (fa, h, fa. k> ol these bitten. I'hi. Tape, mid other WonoLhBt- st ID the r) Stem of to msuytboeasaas, «v rrt' GIFT ENTERPRISE! jta mm ms, tiua n W । I One Prize J6.C00 in Silver 1 Tee Oaotsm (WM; *TWsMh SMCO rseh I fua«<.irurlh|iaihi ie ;.mim or tiiru l^eae t Ticket. Ilnuttd toto/oo l(rnt* S»-al./le ilfTltkru, to uLom 1AW BLinSffErai-ffiSJffllB k^Thst^lTh^X'S thaak our eorvwpoactenl for bls learnt of bi. kom aad dtem.rcta at feradug. particularly liMjopk are cnenby oo much . lions, Old Bores. Eruptions ol the sLu, ttare Eyes, cic,. etol la ibrae, « ia1* otiwr eonstitntioua! Dnceits, Wauun's Vrstc.xn Hmm Imre rkown their great carotin powers in tbe muat abatfaato nn-l intractable coaeo. For Inflammatory end Chroule lilicnntaliKm, G<«L BHtota, ttaodtteat and InlenniUsmt Fcvcrc, Diacusa of the Blood, Linr, Kidneys, sad Bladder, those Bah ru han- no equal. Such Diirqita are cuiusnf by Vitiated Blood. Mt'chaitica! llisroiMhi.—Persons «nm-gi-d in I*ainta and Mlnetata. ouch aa rlumtan, Tvpo-seltm, GoM-beotcra, and Miners, m tliey advunra in Ute. aiw bab. The Babcock Ayers "A few years since a man who owiuxl aamaUj-taM^h a town some thirty mike from Boston, eemo to tbo city, and wort into partnership w ith an individna I hero who had been doing busmwa many years. The countryman intrusted tho taw hundred dollars ofcash he had on hud, with । ' ' ' beads and kind hesrta were trying to And out n way tu fight this diacase Thirty-one years before Edward Jenner waa bora, a bright, witty tedy, with a ehstj. tongue but a good boart.—LmJv Maty .Wortley Montague,—hml found tbs: in Turkey, where tlw stoaD-pox raged terribly every year, they had n way of treating well people eo as to clre them the disease, but in a lighter and Iim dangerous turni than if they tm.k U in tho common way. WeU posons were willing to be made ill iq this way, b.cau,e th. y know that small-pox very rarely contra tu a percm more than once. Thn was called inoculation, end lady Maty, to sliuw bet faith; Bad her own m» inoculated i.i 171H, *u2 with prrfeet BurecM. This thought a gi-.wt dterovsry, and eo it was, for she 01 Atting, hue’actually had brought to noticen groat principle; utad cue for ft* stew cauptay- -THE ALDI NF.” Mouth. Bilious Attack*. italpitatioes <rf the Heart, Ltiflaimnation of the Lamp, Bain in the region' of the Kidneys. and a hun­ dred other painful sytaj tota*. uro tbo off­ springs of Dys;*!*:*. line bottle will prove a better gwaruulec of its merits than a lengthy mlrertiecment Srrofttla. of King’s EvlL Whim K.etlim^, Uleesa, Itayufod-e Swelled 4BEEAH 11® IKft UIH atroyed. or the gdan-b .-itrophicd and deenyadj. but Midi m remain can bo oared by tbta njmlicatien, and rtltnin tated into nativity, •>> that, a new growth of hair h produced. Instead of fouling tin- Itxir with a pasty aedimetit, it will keep it clean and vigorimu. Its cwasioual US’ will prevent the Iiair from turning grey er falllug ofl; and ccuscqiwnlly prevent boUnexs.' Tbn restoration of vitality it gives to tho xcnln i.rrrr.U and prevents the 'fornm^ tidfi of dandruff, which is often ao tmrlcanly and cff.-aslve. Free from those deleterious eulxtances which make A ill.nei. a-.i—- • uvumi. KMCv W-A. BKnrr, Max. benefit bat not harm it. If wrmte merely for n HAIR DRKSSINC notiiing ebo can bo found ao d^sirabl. Coining fteither oil wx dye. it doc not «oH white cambric, and ret law long oa the hair, giving ft a rich, gkw luxtro, as>d « grateful perfume. Prepxrftd |y Dr. J. G. Aw & Co., : •*= � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-03-11.pdf 3d56f52708119917af8d58deef68d07e PDF Text Text Tn« fVrl"u«Ai* VOL XVIII. STEBBINS & BELDING Cart MWMlI api HASTINGS, BARRY COUHTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1874, stubborn woman. I akould talker lira I m a neat of enakae than with hw. IJ opportunity to thank you for your eom- A. they MATlook of exultation lighted up hla foa-t-i— perver.lty. One day diortly after thia, Gitea War­ young crealuro who seemed absorbed ner aaked bar to be hl. wife, and eha, in hia uroeenoe. Warner rnlaed bi. a* il urged on by romo mallriout rant. TRESSES. Kt-tBr' WRIGHT K HOLBROOK. >*u. and managed to pmerve an uatwanl diguan Uy. I calmncae. Still there was a dull, throbI bi ng pain in her hoart. , ‘I am aatunUhed at aeeing Mr. Lea- (TLMTEII WM SPH MB ' C. G. HOI.RROOK. PBoSECUriSU ATroaSKY xml BeU-hy flirting thought*. Rut her tnad perveraity lived through it all. gaged to you, Miu lledoll.’ WM. II. BCRGHER. Come, and See Them! 01 ~ PHYSICIANS A informed Gilc. Warner that hi. aori.ty Bha railed blankly. but did not eon- WKa VUvt ,l...^^l $,1. V —___ > __ ■ DR.C.C- LINSLEY, at the ago of 83, he .tarted on a final expedition to xolre all doubts. H» wax aided by warm friends, among whom were the Kbcdiro who gave him the use of a Steamer, and Baron ItothKbild land Sir CrTrovulyan. who helped him in the -way of funds. Il will be xron that both Jew and Christian aid«l in the enlnprira and it is true that llio Christian and Jewish world is interest­ ed In the idontificatiou ot tho .pot where the aublima wonder* reroelrd in tho Old ToxUunent took place, pio ca­ ble dtepatchaay. tho expedition place, the holy fountain at ua day’s journov KnHKvk* Ik.l.. 1 __V.' __ el cf tho mo," which i. about where bo.uM.riou. Sbiriey w*. Itedell’i Dr. Delta had provxmsly mainblicd friend—Shirley had concocted a pUn to that it exited. RU further added rmrwe Werner. L;_ VI. that he discovered and cojaed aome Binaitic tnacriplione. It ix not elated whether Dr. Boko heart would break. But Albert Bedell and there the .object wax dropped. .tillhold. tha view maintained in LU An half hour they wandered through manifested a atrengo indifference and offered do comment whatever. Hie wife and mother wondefed, but acid her companion xhould think that the nothing. At ten o'clock Agr.ee aroxe tableau of a xhort time previou. bad with tho intention of retiring. made .in iiutirexrioa upon ner. But aho full of caret womanliood. Ctuiaa.—Wo uro now prepared to re-wat 8PUNT AND CANE HE.AT CHAIRS in the bret manner and at rocuonabte rate*. Ara I for- on liar pleadingly. STEBBINS &, EELDING. Opposite Goodyear’s Hardware. JOHN ROBERTS. PHYBICLJ^A SnUDJOJT-DovUlM •» Bn.U- ____ be hu dbcovxred tha true location of Mt.-Sinai, to long a mailer ul doubt and discuMion. Oriental travoter. have been much at teggerboada on thia Cwflon. Some vrhere, with Doan nley, drecribo a mountain With n re­ markable plateau on one aide, whereon a voat crowd might bare assembled, citraent became a liltte more cheerful. BED-LOUNGES. Discovery of Mt Striai. ‘Now wo will tak. our walk through ®4 of her mother and grandmother. I...______ J • troubled feeling* •May I call upon you as n welcome riliter, ax a friend F xaid Oilea Warner Rin taining that the thunder, and light-----------know IL At length her family grow mng« about Mount Sinai, at the time of ■ minn« anil .1.1__ _ ____ > ■ thu .uhlimo mamfoetalion, were not at all mlreculoua bat only .uch pbonomenn attired henslf for the .trout Ifoiura- Striped and dotted matenal. will bo The rodiuguto improved and enlarged good for ra mon tha yet. It seem. a fixed fact that Napoleon ,------- »--------------a, uw ba. boon Drajbt to think Jilfereatly, Ho raised hla hat, and die, with a pane, pteyrar a farontu cur. ouo that .lightnod, flow up the xtepa hurriedly aroao without .peaking and tend noted Ralph had admired, and as she thought and to conxidor the awfol areno m a of the widen time, die dropped her bend supernatural de. If Dr. Baker’* re- rauxlin will be fariuonabte next »utnupon Ihn tn uric rack, and Logan to waep. i’rreenlly ri>o been! a deep, dual at proeent Roman gold jewelry Her father closed banton. voice ringing rn-erMly tho u the moil popular in New York. further particular* of tha expedition. T. R. DIAMOND. THE SCARLET MIRROR; The New Wheelek & Wilson Sewing Machine AWARDED the j A«-nn<. c=u, highest premiums at all the leading fairs in the IS orld, and the ___ ’ 'only one becommknded for the Grand Diploma of Honor, at the ’ g w M B Worlds Exposition, at Vienna. It has less pieces than any Shut ' lie Machine, Sows Faster, It Runs Stiller, It Runs Easier, It ■ Sews the Thickest and Lightest Goods, It is Easier Adapted to Mr> Bedell, pwreoariruly. 'It will be Different kinds of Work. It will last a Lifetime, Every Joint being no particular pleasure to walk cut with Gtlre Warner, and may cauae you aotnc Adjustable. Old Machines repaired i>r Exchanged. Extras of trouble. Indeed I would rather you all kinds at th$ office of the Agent in this City. would not auociate with him nt all. MH.O T. WHEELER. COUNTY •nULASUMK-OSM Is t Umm. . SHERIFFS. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. GEO, IK BROOKS. i Hbould the Asvot tall to call on you, be Invite, you to call *t hl* offir-e In the « az— 6,_Mich., and examine the WLydhot support Home Industry ? Did you ever take the trouble to find out -whub make.* u community thrifty mid prosper­ ous? You go to the city and you see the jieoplc all alive and stiring, and the first thing von say, w “ They arc doing lots of MA.XtTVACft busmans acre!" Everybody seenm to be doing well. Mechanics are Bcfeh l»y hundreds hurrying to their labor with their dinner pail on their arm. What w the cauae of all thia stir? “Y" there is a demand at ffomc fdr work, the jieople patronite Home Indus­ try, city people know that it is to their owu personal interest tordttnZJ—support Home trade and they do it invariably. Who eats wheat rftmaavnrr'ro riased in Barry County, if it is not the people in the county? We ---- --------- must build up our own place; people in Grand Rapids won’t di> !it for us. .We have Merchants,-Mechanics, Tradesmen, Lawyefs. (Doctor* aud Laborers} but one gays "we have no mechaniai in Bastings who can do a good job of work.” To such I would say, look at our Brick buikUnpi, our Agricultural works, our Milling and onr Cafringpa, Wagons Cutters Ac made in Hastings, and CALL AT JOHN bTAXLEY ii then say we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years Pure witeg aai Jjauore ago; for then there was not even a painter in Barry County that could paint a lumber wagon fit to be aeen. There is no need of going away from Baatings to getra Carriage or Buggy, and bo far nn Vttt&rt are concerned, you cau Save ton doliani on every Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Boatings, than in any other Town in Michigan (great or small), for I know they cannot compete with my Cotter Machine. 1 am giving my customers the benefit of-iAy Citttw JffacA wd xhicb I do say is a saving of ten dolhrtsldthem on every Cutter they buy of me. I have nearly eold out mv first batch of Cutters, and um Running Out another lot whieh'4 wiU hare ready in a few days. I ^iall sell Buggies bdme Ptn- next season. 1 am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ saaitf gies than ever before. I am preparing Machinery to enable me T-W. LYON, rrepxteiee to undersell any carriage Guilder in the country. Try m* on. I It.. •Ml.Ml.Urnm hare made my romtmaerB Hafpy and can do it again. My bu»inesa nb^iy double* ei'ert’ year, and that is evidence of satisfaction somewhere, a&swssrr-iai HAffiXM. MIOH. Greble & Bussell Sell The Diamond Tooth X C Saw which is guaranteed FXfhK HANCIBO, the captured trophy, relic, curioeily, or moment), or any artiste which u| connected in any manner with the history of the war, or Protecting the Buffalo. The wanton havoc tnadp among the and immediately they were bduded baek buffalo* of th* wodern plain. caflx for io be auld and ro-aold. one of the Odd Follow* paying for an apple twenty-fire cent. in rilvrr —•— -*—----put utf grid M pocket-piece. Contnnutioaa FMtricta lhe killing of tha Biron or but- dMlraclion of the buffalo bo interfered since ho began to call hero regularly, and you've been aa glad to ace him ax he has to come. I know it all dear. I've .con three generation, bow before thia itrauge, and. yet simple thing, _ i______ r>_ l __ v.—», ____ new ■ro.irictod, .like the Indiana,'to Hm- one flippantly. with mother and ma thi* thanked mo in hh polite way aud left tbehouw.' low aoba interrupted the old lady at thia point, and what .be would have ..id waa forgotten ia trying to mitignt® tho aonuwofber grand-daughter. But ft waa uwlaae. Agnea* nerve, were cxnnpletely unitrung, end aha had no con­ trol of henolf Grxndaix at la.t be- rhat drink to my promiaed wife, tat pretty Agnaa, and—the old maa'a money. name of, contributor end hiuory in full A dinking of glaaoea followed minfor that parpoxa. With the aoknoeriedgement receipt I then will return a rmI crirtlhcate numbered to carrrepoud with the ratelugue numboro of the article*, and giving the name andrank of doner, and deecriplrou of rtionwaly. HU looked at him owe, itrange gratitude in h.r glance, and In edditiqn to Ibe abore I desire to Gile* Warner that »h» would go with him to Fairmount, whiith of fame gretiflad that gentleman exceedingly. T_ ■__I I.__ - 3 a., it V* - - ■ .u.> therefore, for exhibition in the muwum. ThU cuHeoilon ef Photograph. will be an Utnrtwtiug Sa:uro, and it U dmirabU to bare it a. foil and eorndMo M like n wxhila. .railed very brightly, and announced heroelf in rendfaaaa. Walk range every year r. And this rreul St th* table. - Mt* • ** if I raddn'l; Mill re. a-criuuxl to sunnHeate before him.' 'Nothing, nothing, It was EMJ&.KA will be arranged for exhibition and proeervation all th# old Regimental ------• —---- — ---- - - —MUM U ..... »« UM1J M» xnUO Flag* earned in the lale war by Michi­ the .ppi.. l*n, It -rai auggeeted that he would think from ill rrarae. The old gan rvgimenla, togothnr with such mo- trotnulouriy. to cut fifty per cent more Wood than there U a large room cou­ th® offiotw of the Quarter- kid glove embroidered on the back with an apple. Mr. Wertheimer giro the lad 'True enough, child. J. L. REED . -- ing door, which ware now kchad. frreently voiere were heard, and then Mr. Itedell moved forward and taking Military Department, Mich­ igan < K Swxrr’» ------ - A Noble Deed of Charity. ament, or of hi.' penonal military nixing the oty» or of fi><> hktory of Michigan ■Suppose you should meet Ralph in the late war, are earnvxily rT-]ue»tt>d Lester, child ? There's many thing, to to eontrihute tho anw to the Stale think of, and little though they be, and then you’ll fool bolter, I'm »ure.' Military Muroum, Where they will be thejr hold a mighty power fomhtimes. •I saw Ralph at Fairmount with a I’m dire Ralph wouldn't like to see you announced that nearly fifty dollars had walking with thia Giles-wbat'.-hi>myttary frighten, me. I cannot under­ stand it' •Wait, and do a* I tell you. additional guarantee’ giri’e form ebook with emotion, With a deep ugh she bent forward fry Io control yaurwlf, dear. Ikliiau. HasiiHle, magic, and over a flight of stain dimlylighted, and then into a dark room. Untd thia moment the had felt no alarm, but now a ananidon that her folhei wax temporarily iterxngad flew into her , Mr. Rrdell Mgbed and then folded । her banda iu her lap. Hen daughter', i willfulneaa w*a n euljcct vf con.tant anxiety to her, but unfortunately .he as yon wanted me to, 1 xbouhln't have But hod not the energy to even attempt to wen what I hare at all event!. gerhapa It b better a. it i«. Oh my chock it Grandma, who hail been g a ring from 'Iluah, dear, huxh! you'll bo aiek ii boon entirely ana forever abolished ■Oh. Ralph f •You am mine, darling, are you noil* I 'Yea, thank God!' ahomurmured de­ which voutly. One granth later they were married. poor, balf-cted boy. went into tha hutol excuse youroelf to Mr. Warner. Ague. Redcll toroed her head tiently, and jrouted b»r red lip*. A. D. COOK Agent. UHope i/iousT/tf. tie etopped before a fine lioaable etreet choking <ob broke from her lips, and । her tear, followed faxter. । Presently the door opened softly, and | Grandma's xweet aged fare j-x-rod in, and as the mw her darling a attitude, the nice Iflilp .um of >105.85. "Oti Um4 th (M fiUnn," ia the prayer ot the ground. Another, n euro, will kill an equal n . gnutkman who., ideality •£ �bacon <fc James F. Joy. tOe Laaaiag J&pwHwM show* that the Specific Taxa* realised by the Foe and Fun Meme Insurane* Componie* for tbe year 1878 tm 865.888.20. Niaety-oigbt Companiea having report­ ed and pehl their tax. Tbe total re­ ceipt* far 1871 were 858,301.98, showing The important* of tb* questaon of bridging tbe Detroit Hirer, at itotadt to th. producing interaats of our State is our apology tor again Baking th* oaraful attention of our randen to the eerie* of latter* written upon thi* sub­ ject by Hom Jaraea F. Joy, tta fourth ot which is herewith printed, *ad wo trust will to rood by every person in the country who is interested in th* cheap tranaportatio* of th* surplus product* of our agricultural eoetrana to tbe great market at the Kart: Tho fiAt preront and much greater future importance of th* sxtonaiou of railway* serosa ItaViv* at thi* place to the «ty and State will justify tta *Sbrts to bring tha subject la aU its aspect* before the public. Ws are met bore with tta asm* specie* of argument which lias always been med to resist •ueb improrcmonta everywhere. Ibero did reesire from th* people of the State has boon found no alommit of fairnra* aa premiums during the year 1878 82,­ intheconteat. While thaw connected 194,606.60, and that their receipt* with the railroads refuel to make a above th* amount of th* Spteifi* Tax was 82,128,768.40, of which H hut 81,000,000, mnat be net profit, over and sei interest the whole case ot that in­ tercet has been made up in tho dark, We especially ask tho attention of our and vubmitied to th* board and tweired by it without any knowledge of the reader* to (tore facta and figures, and matter »tated by the other side, aud aeh of each of you if it it not ippurct without any opportunity to criticim cr from tbeao figure* that the Specific Tax refute cr croas-examine. Statemaate of of 8 per ccsL te none to high, and if tta mo*t extraordinary nature are mad* they do not c»tabli»h tbe fort that our aud of the most exaggerated kind, which would not have bonui tho teat ol people an being mwreilomly bled by tbo** Insurance Coopanieo, who by thing* eeem to have been received oa ring* combine to compel th* people of truth, am! to have become the bati* of ' Michigan to pay them 81,000,000, a the report of the engineer*. We have shown by tho tost of actual year a* profit*; and yet, some, nly * experience bow little all steam vesaels are to be affected by a bridge. Th* ex­ winter"to vote to reduce tbe amount of perience cf from ten to twenty year* on thi* Specific Tax. We eould not are tho great river* of th* country, and witlx then (hat it was right or we ehonld hare numerous bridges, are enough to end argument with regard to them, though complied with their request, and in view not perhaps tho aaeerticns of such a three of tacts we think they would not man as signs himself •‘Sailor” in com­ munications on thi* subject to your pa­ again tak for nay sucli reduction. per, but who probably never owned or managed or sailed * boat of any kind the stale of affair* and «unpooe a owe. Fur instance, suppose the channel through the Flats were shortened to a tenght of only eighty fact, being th* fourth of the pier* of abridge, instead of 7,000 feat, but was in all attar re spsctalta asm* in width and dapth. and Bat J<-t u* agaie change tho condi­ tion of things, end suppose that for miles store and below the flats thuro was a perfectly straight channel forty fret deep and three-fourths of ti mile wide—that whil* tta water at th* flat* spread out for miiau around, there w»* at that point a channel only f>00 fret wide, and that tb* distance through it was only eighty foot—that the rock* on each aide at that distance were twenty feet above the water, and thit in tho exact center there woa also a rock 500 fret tong and forty feet wide, and par allol with the current of tho stream but perpendicular from the bottom of the take to tbe top, leaving a clear opening of 200 fe*l in the dear on each side, through which ia a perfectly straight lino tlw current ttowo-i, and for mile* atov* and tolow fifty fret (loop. Now tbo problem is a fair one to t>ut to Hearn*. Biaael and Racket, who seem to b* good a figure*. If in the unforocable orcumstance* heretofore existing, aa above stated, only 250 out of 27,000 got aground, bow many out of the Ou our outside thi* week will to found th* very able and acsuibto mrosage of Gov. Bagley, delivered to tho Legislature ia joint convention on Wodncnd ay of last week. It ia so brief that any on* can find time to ro*d it 8o wise and pertinent are it* sugges­ tion*, that no un* should foil to read it, and we trust it will roc-sire tha candid consideration of tta people, which its merit* so fairly entitle it to. At this boor w* eannot say what may to th* action of tbo Legislature upon tb* proposed amendments to tbo con­ stitution therewith submitted to tbe Legistatan for their consideration, bat we know that th* mseaag* commanded tb* highest encomium* from all shade* of opinion among the Legislator*, and shape tho final actftm of the Heprcsentive* of the people, and of th* people themselves at Ute poll* in November, when they shall be callqd upon, a* tbe court of last resort, .to review what may be th* final action of the Tzigtela- Paniblj Hou. J. Webster Childs may to tta corning man for Governor, a* the Hasting* H*~ Zseraol, iotoulsg rep^rL«i, 1*2» he i*. *rxl wbo doe* not know tha old adage, "That children am!/sob always speak the troth." But it will not to as die Bepubliean nominro, until after Mr. Begley, than whom Michigan never liad a better Governor, has l>ccn once more elected to that position, nor until Senator Ctandlsr for tho forth term I* elected to tbo United States Senate. Yet tho Jttnttl na»y ftttilb be mistakes!, aa w* have too much faith in tho Honorable Sanatox from the 4th to toller* he ia, in tha least dogroe, in sympathy with tbo “like* of the Jsevwef That tinkering to th* city charter of which the Hasting* Jato-oal speak* was don* nt tame, mostly by tta friends, and if any changes mad* were not desirable, save that rod or: ng the outrmjioua sal- jwfy faarrta among the city officer*, they axe mainly rcafgmsiblc for them. The amendment* submitted by Senator Dewey represented the wishes of th* liepublican* of the city. Those It will to my care now to discus* tta •fleet ot • bridge upon tbe navigation of th* rivrr by sail vessels. In order to do thia tho more undentandingiy. and giving full fore* tb advene statements, we tako reveral extract* from tta report of tta board itee'd to th* Secretary at War, tacauie *n for as our opponent* are concerned, they cannot object to their rtafements. Th*y say rclativ* to th* navigation between Lak* Hnron art! Lake Erie : “Tbe only point* at which any *»rion* difficulty exiat* at the Irmo kilns below Stoney Island, and in tbo old channel at St Clair Flate. Th* firmer lire partly in Canadian waters, and though veareU ■otMtitnee strike in nesaiag, yet tb* difficulty might bo obviated at small *xpcnw>. But at tho latter cb*nn*l tho depth is about foartMn feet aa 1 v»**<-l« of that draft are confined in thair roar**' to a passage of about 150 feet wide." So narrow a water way was an injury to navigation, and tta Govvram«ut baa been constructing at the expense of 8500,000 an artificial channel or canal wlpch give* a clear opening of 300 feet for v*eael* of thirteen feet draft, and this depth is now taing increased to sixteen feet- [Pag* 5 of the report.) TUi* tnrn-ased dvpth can only by 200 fwet wide, and in tta middle of th* canal, without endangering the dykoe on tbo sidee, and if it be increased to tbe depth of twenty fret, it can o*Iy ta inch-!* or a foot more Tbe old channel, therefore, of 180 feet in width ba* hith­ erto be*n used mainly by revwls pav­ ing and repealing, and entirely by heavy On peg* u it is stated that “moot of tho sailing rt**^ls are towed in their passage by pqjterful tug*, taking from <mo to ten vraool* at a tiase, and the Uxgest tore sometime* exceed thro*fuurths cf a mile in length, but th.average number would b* b«tw*cn two and three vessel* each, making a total number ot *eparat* passage* ore: 15,000 n year. [8a* page o of report] “If we take the whole nnmbar of ve«**ls which pamod tta Flate ia 1672, end divide tta number from July 1st to November 25th, it give* 38-190 as th* ration to ta added to tho** otis*iv*d in 1673 to express tta total tor thia aeason, which may therefor* be computed at 27,109. Th* number counted by the lighthouse keeper at Fort Huron for the prvwioua year i* given at 26,381 for the <taj time, only to which add 25 per cent, for' those passing at gight." [See p«g« 7 ci the repert.) “9r. Cuu Fun Caaau f Th* Naw York Artysadsat says that Steward, of Michigan University, state* that tha sum cf S3 has not been expen­ ded during .be past year in repairing damage* done by the caralaaaaesa of members of the Unireraity. Tbe total Mofgaa Bate*, Ex-Lieutenant Gov­ ernor of Michigan, AW at bi. reted*nc« ia Trarero. Ctty Monday xnonuag. Mr. BalS* wm ana at the early settler* in rech ottae ia all parts cf tbo cbanrai at **eh entrant*, and ia the middle at tta total nt tta upper eta. with raaeab light and some drawing all tta water ia tta ctannel, sad aim* a. taavih loaded NEW ADVEBTISMENTS. CHAXCERY SALE- S’.SW'AJS-.’BidhS— Mwna CWnta &wstataM.-- First-Class Instruments. THKC0XFE88I0M8 of an INVALID. New Scales. YOUNG CLINTON, New Styles.- ia no gratitude among these m*n. Th* leader* of Tamminy pay down for thuir Lilior. If a tr.xn has influent-* bo can get of thorn just what that inflnenro ia worth—if be uses it without getting hi* pay, it it hi* fault. No matter what he has don* in tbe post—no matter bow useful h* was last rear—unl**s ho ha* control of something or somebody thia year, ho is killed and carted ooL I know one striker who ha* afforded mo considerable inttroction a* well n* amusement. Last year he held a clerkship la the Court House, a sine­ cure in th* City Hall, end somothmg or other in another dqwrtmeui, giving New Prices. Veiv Low IFarrr^m, A’ o. 256 Greene, near £i(hth St., There is another experience around these lake* ia the same direction which po*a to show the same thing. AU these 27,000 vessels which pass through the | Detroit Hirer as ia claimed, (though I have iu my power to show conclusively that th* real numbar ia only a little more than a third, and certainly no half of that number, aud shall do *o I think), aU tbtefc. I say, go into th* vari­ ous harbor* around tho lake*. These harbor* are formed of two pier* reach­ ing out into the larke, some of them ninety fret apart, and from that gener­ ally up to 2UV feet It is into this nar­ row spore tfoit all these vessels pas* from the Often lake in winds, rain stanna, aud not drawn with tugs, but propelled by sail* an J guided by ttair helms. In terrible storm* and heavy scat such as can never occur on the Detroit Hirer, some casualties occur, though rarely. Is thvro any difficulty in entering th* so harbor* even with sail vemoU, except in heavy storms and high aeaaf' Would this difficulty be increased if they were drawn by tugv, as ia often th* case? All tho world knows that no such diffi­ culty axists, and that* vessel or steam­ boat will as easily and as eafelv in all ordinary times, go in and out sbqhsy will pas* along on tho open lake. Do they over stop an hour or two, or thro*, ia th* open lake to got ready their tackle and wait to tako. a fair start be­ fore trying to make the entrance ? When ready to enter they ran pas* in in a minute. Did any sailor (perhaps ytwr tailor has) ev*r a*e a vessel stop and anchor *nd trim sails oad wait ‘ four hours to get a fair start for tho harbor it waa about to enter ? Was ever any Now I quote from th* statement of Merera Bterel and HackktU: ■■Question. In case of a bridge with pivot draw* with six six qwninp, each being 160 fost in the clrcr, and also in th* case of tha earn* bridge with twu pivot draw*, with four spans, what would ta th* average delay to ex-'j'vcsrel ia pwssi ng through ?" If now ia. tta light of «xpertet>oe both at tta finis and everywhere of**, and also if w* consider that th* paasag* ia to b* in a river with a straight uniform current with no era, and that there nro four or six channels, each wider than tho channel for much more than a mile fong at tta flats, and much wider than the entoranoe to meet barton, and that 1,176, ami w* should be glad to lean that thi* creditable shoring can be matched by any ether institution. I* it poambto that th* preeaca* ot 82 l*^.-. in the various department can hare had anything to de in securing thi* roonlt f dwsltar in the village cr ths country, bare an idea that a house ia a atnutwo of sewn to twvh* rooms, in tta centre of a prel(y piece of ground, with flowers, fruits, aud such things about it. wh.-re a child may be born and grow up with decMit, toalthful snrrounding*. That ia not what 500,000 people in this city know a* a house. To them a house means a vast budding, four or five atoriea high, divided into small roocns, tho rooms ten fe*t square, the bed rooms ctoeeb. light, tbo cheapest of all things, ia in these piste* c luxury, and ventilation is impoasilw*. Often twenty, thirty, and forty famili** are crowded into a single building, and in- d*maad, and J. Wrigkt A Co. rocaired a shower cf letter* containing 84 each, many a* 150 apartment* have been which was pocketed. There is one way to atop thi* swind­ Crowded together under one roof, each of them inhabited by a family of from ling. Tbe law* which govern tta ad minis traticn of the fPoatofllce prohibit three to five person*. Huddled togeth- tb* delivery ot letters to fictitious addrsese* where fraud is intended. If the Cnt victim would, with a contrite taart, inform tta Fo*ta>astev of N*w York, all the rest would bo saved, for every letter would ta returned to tbo render. As high 10,000 letters to swindler* ar* sniuug our poor show* that In the Eleventh Ward 11 is 828; in tho Tbirtednth Ward, 811; in th* Fourt**nlhWard, 275, and ia the Seven­ teenth Ward, 230—thorn being th* four most deaaaly thronged districts in Naw York, Ixuulon ba* but one district that approach** thia exhibit. The population of th* Strand number* 307 to th* square aero, and th* next moat The Governor’s Message.' Soro Throa UlMTs, BmUe*, IiMwnea* BjiuUffar, HIM. SpTAlUA, __ Oalle, OllSm* All UemorrbagM, which the authorities ar. after, i> th. clumaiert T< unearthed, but as damsy u it u thouaaud* upon thousand* have bitten nth **d boon bitcaa by it “Tta V*n.v» Watoh Co.," with "J. Wright A On., 006 Broadway” oa agents, hava flooded tha country with adwertiaaaaaato offering to send saporb gold wntchra for—think of it—84! The metal of which ite watch** are said to to mad* te "Blswnia gold,” which, from its descrintion, uppoare to be on tho whcl* )__ ... rfar bettor laan the genuine article Tho anular iXt— ±2t that'this wonderful oompoeitior. was “invented by Thomas T. Efendolph, one of th* largmt stockhold«r* in tbo Genera Watch Co." every fair and candid mind will conclude with ma, that it is hardly possible for any man to mike a more absurd and •xtraurdinarv statement than that contairwd in the abort answer, or Ou* whifb should hare boon so entirely de» titut* of W wMghi. ft h upon that they figure th* dataag* for delaya ia a singl* year, by reason ot tta liridge. at 85M.OOO. And wtan it ia eaaatdarod that tbo statosnanl is mad* up of tbe assw aad no merer th* troth, w* think there is presented by MootBtaal A.Hacket to tta j-opl* of Detroit and th*' Wtete, • dowwM in oppoedoa to bridge* which baa norvr b**u ISrnoMod in t-ffronterr bv all crinourmt* jTndgre, wtiU^Vesl orilm East They dassrv* and will carry off tta palm 1 Sixteen hour* to pom a tog with i.mr r^b. ttaowfh /draw 0fI60 frat in tta Datoitdra*!! Let any nsa a bit took wpow tta rirar and observe tng* all ttesc. “Why 1” I naked. “Woll, yon see," ta answered. "I tad fifty ot th* boy* that mado their headquarter* at a saloon which my brottar-in-law And while 600.000 poopki thus herd run. Well, this Spring, Jim, that's my together like cattle, living on the refas* brothsr-in-Uw, kuoeked one of tbe boys of the market*, and thankful ti they on the head with a bottle, and was ar- > retted, and th* plac* w«* broken un,1 gvt even that, it is a ••‘“I1 commentary on our boasted civilisation to read in u aud ta Mcopod Sing-Sing by tbe skin ■‘society” paper that Mrs. Wm. B. As­ of his teeth; and bad to go Weat. Another man took the plaeo and gob­ tor, at a recent ball, wore diamonds to the amount of one million dollar*, and i bled th* boy*, oad of court* I was jxirHs bolds all ttaa* laccetotho amount of one hundred mitted to git. places Bat I ain't going to lay still, no sir. Tv* g. t a man to go in with mt, and I'm going Io start right acrooi the street, end I'll have ’»m all tack, and then they can't help themtelvv* I’ll have my place* thi* fall, *uro.” No one Kerns to think of making light ar clean tin sas from the miserable bead against Tammany ewvybody wrrtihe* who inhabit them. The only seeks to coneiliato it My friend will Th» moment he get* internal ho aver take* in tha*o people is get his place. to see that they pay their rent *vcry control ot fifty votes, he ia certain of it, month in advance, and to exactly for that fifty, by skillful repenting, i means two hundred and fifty on el*ehow much money in the atapa of rent, can bo screwed out of Itam. His fath­ I tion day. Thi* t« a Bepubliean form of govern­ er, the original Astor. John Jacob, was not quite *o tad as bis sun. Ill* old ment, I bcleire. man died worth 830,000,000. In bis last illnosn ho wok* np on* morning and asked at his Fwretary : “Mr.------ tan Mr*. Wilson paid bsr month’s rent F* “I b*Hav* not." smd th* Secretary ; •It i* 612. Yon will ■*• to it at once She i* sick, sad if you pat it off sb*, STATE AFFAIRS. mar not pay it.” Twice or throe times a day would । tbb wrvtetad old man aok if that 812 , I Grand Haven ha* 32 liquor sslooua had torn paid, until, to quiet him. th* Th* Peninsular Paper mill at Ypsi­ Secretary took 813 from hi* pock*t and lanti employs 80 operatives ata manu­ gsv.. it to him, saying that she paid it facture* daily four tons of paper. ■'That's right—that's right,’’ chuck­ Ntehols, Shepard A Co,. of Haul* led the old miner, aa his finger* sloned Greek, recently shipped one of their on the mviney ; "and now. Mr. ------ , Vibrator thrasher* to Lexington, Ky. tur< tar out Sta fo aick and won’t bo A daily average oa 70 ear-loads of able to pay. Get tta three days' sta owes, if yvu ran . if not. we bad totter lumber nos* over the Grand Bapids * Indiana railroad, southward bowed. to** it than to let it grew." The Sturge* Dtas in its last tan* Like sire, liko aoo. Wm-B. ia «veu more greedy and grasping than bis make* its ajipearance a* a handsome nino column |«p«r —full .of news, local fothnr. 1 atould bote io tak* hia money with hia disposition. If tta Astor* moot their tenant* in tb* next world there will be a lively time. Bat there is OUothsr side to New York lit*. There For instanre, young James Gordon Bennett gave 830,000 to b* used op in soup thi* winter. Of course, tha*o who don't ilk* Bennett say that ha doe* it aa on advertisatnent; bat the hungry wretch** who are saved from starratma by U* gift won’t oer* a straw wfaat ho does it for. They will pray, as I do, that more men would try thi* “advertialng dodge." Then th* Howard Comnritte* fitted up th* Imscsneut of a building in Howard street, where every­ body cun'be ted without money awd Without price- They serve a substan­ tial supper of good snap, broad and BOflta- TH* eota, nt tta wkoleeale prires, three and one-half cents for each man. Breakfast is about tta lame, varied occaalJually wiffi beo<, fish, pork and beans, er something of th* End. Last mouth, 9,189 ware fed nt thh piae*. Th* applicant* are a superior «et of men. They arc mostly mechanics. Of 30 nape* recorded, tho Vnit«l btat* was represented by 111 Ireland Ire 7 ; Gerwtajby?; fi<Iand by 4;W land and Yrane* by 1 each. Three were clerk* three machinists, *ad throe laborer* Tb* other* wm engineers, book egenta, firemen cm steamer*, cwrp*htero, Ac-<c. , Brown A Crawlord'* dry-good* star* at Corey Station. Cae* county, on the Michigan Air Lin* Bailroad, was burn­ ed tote w»*k. Lof* 84,000. East Baginaw ofluro * most extensive field to tbe women who are praying the liqnor traffic oat of existence Tb* numtar of b*r saloon* ia 195 Hr* I.yvll* Chmbro of Newaygo has commenced salt against J. Pnet for 81.W0 damage*, for property lo< by h*r ha»tai»d while under tho infiueuM of liquor bought from Horas. Mannel, th* Grand Bapids forger, has been oepturod ia Iowa, where b* i* likely to remain, for th* grand jury ha* found 17 iadlrtmeuto against him, and tu* bell ha* bwa fixed at 848,000l A Light Brahma Cockerel. 1. JF"OX< SAX_-JS J3TT K. BARBER, NEWS SUMMARY. Smith &Nixon, State St., Chicago. Millard Fillmore te dangerously ill at . I...— - u.jr.t • P RINTIN Q Potato** are worth more than wheat in Kansas nod Iowa. Th* Carliit* teem to be areitinz tho beat of the fight in Spain. Whittemore &. Stephens, - 179 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit B. F. STEINHOFF TA., public d«bl »i*U<u.at tor M,M> • ^Repubhcan WANTED I Rhode Island, i* about to anbmit to I Banner Book and Job th* public schools of Boaton. through ■ |L. AMwtn. *v son cwt Th* military court of enquiry into tho conduct of General 0. O. Howard, is now in *e**iun al Washington. nn HoreiE! Simmons La* been confirmed aa oollectorof customs in Boston. Tta D*mosrate voted for hi* eoafirmalion. BANNER BLOCK, A salt min* to been discovered st Muveatin*. Iowa. It wu in a roll. of butter and weighed about four pounds. Fruitgrower* predicts full crop of prectas tho earning reason W« hop* thair fullest expectations may bo realix- 100,000 Feet of White Atth Flooring I • Supai til 1 DENT Un ton Block. whil tiiiiir ifAsn/iqs, jg/ciy. Good Tough Oak, Book Firn, or White Ash Lumber C^omo Taken in Exchange for Utah is importing much tine stock and sheep from Eastern marta. Thera are in th* territory now some 250,000 head ofatoen. Th* chemiats rtill lire. |n Ixradon who firat produced ptaaphonx* for ue pMpTuud* BMB£bc‘w*" “ | CHROMOS ! A rotTJ*pond<mt eeggoabi that tta retail liquor trad* ta stamped out bv M osremm.nt and monthly tax proportkmata to tb* rental of tta ptimiiis With seventy wet 4ayW and eighteen inches of water up to the aeoood week ta February, California eosata npon 40,000,000 bushels of wheat thayrer. On* of tho hataert rains that haa V*?4 State* ooctrred yilhit; tht> peat W*A. Tbadaatructipn to property at diflteront points waa rarygrrat Tb* Uqnor-**Uara ara han! to suit A y*ar ago they oppomd fegal raatriolions and giorified moral auarion. Now Warren, of Tray, agora*'- the Ire.' the wom.n are trying moral suasion, Lsmter Company, of Big Rapid*, in­ andtlwy Kite that worse than lew. volving tta till* to 6,000 sera* of nine North Prairie. Waataeta Ceanty. Undo valaad *t|120^00. ba* a man, John Turner, who Is 104 y**r* old. H.tenets** nd ia good a thereof New Tort. Indeed Thurlow W^d ray. that ta labored UaMh. .nd haa a lore* faaHy, E. s* I* widc-stffcad, and ia not limi- for *om* tim* under tta idea that in ye—g-t boy being only seran yean 1878 them would ton national crWrstau of th* Fourth of July. Bat be i. sddrtdng bpwl, and *> mack pained to Wra that tta ooetaitm it to Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleighs, Wood SawiiigMaohines. LAW CASES & POINTS. ut Bturaorrai nanan BamrerCo., WANTED A BARGAIN JAMES WOODRUFF UNBERGB.C LIFE SEU>W°TiR I DON'T n~KT.AV I >w a» Boons «ui HASTOi&B imiOiKE UH 8BI PHOTOGRAPHS! ■six HEAD BTOX BS. IT.A.LIAJST BEARS C1UT0X, WATKHOOLOH LTY �Th* Rjfilsuciyi CHM1CME1. Land Office, Mich. Lix asa, Feb. 28th. 1874. Ennos Bsaaza B.-low pteoso find mat at tbe euro ot Barber A Bailey, un statement of funds chargod Slate Treas­ Saturday oveuiug, Feb. 2Sth, to tak* urer on th* books in this Often, for re­ into consideration th. propriety of form- ceipts during tbe month of February, 1874. H. P. Cxxaar, Book Keeper. County. Tbo meeting esuae to order and on mo­ tion I. W. Vrooman, was chosen chair­ man, and Wm. D. Hay**, Secretary. ✓The many friends of Joseph VrnThe following resolution wa* offered Arman. Esq., th* well-known und effi csent cterk'ofth* PoeLofSre, will regret by Geo. M. Dewey, and adopted : Frrifrnf That wo deem it oxnodiont to laaru of lib retirement from that po­ to form a Poultry Association for Barry sition. We bop* soon to see him at bis County. old post again. Moved by Goo. M Dewey, tbit a com­ mittee of fir* bo appointed to draft Con­ st Station and By-Laws, and report next Republican Caucus. Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock P. M. Carried. ■ Tbe Republican elector* of the town­ Peace to marry thorn, and ■ ‘just for The chairman appointed a* cuch com­ ship of Baltimore are requested to moet fun" ho did. Tho young people feel mittee, W. K. Barber, W. D. Hayee, in Caucus at tho house of Allen Green, terribly now that it ia pronounced a John 8. Van Brunt, Wm. Tmkter, and in aaid township, on Saturday, the S8lb D. R McElwain*. day of March, A. D. 1874, al cm* o’clock On motion adjourned until Saturday P. M., for th* purpose of nominating evening, March 7th, 1874. suitable persons for township officer* for uel Forbes. of Rutland, waa burned one 1. W. Vioom x, Cb'm'. tbe ensuing year, end transact such evening laat week. Th* fir* originated W. D. Hana, Src’y. other butines* a* may com* before it. from tha bunting of a ksrosene lamp. By order of Republican Township A pair of horses were eared. Tbe en­ Barry County Poultry Association tire lo*a ia estimated al about 81,200. met pursuant to adjournment, et tha Insured ia th* Former'• Mutual of stoso of Harbor & Bailey, Saturday eve­ Barry and Eaton. A WrongCustom Corrected ning, March, “th, 1874. The committee appointed to draft On tha fourth peg » of thia issue will It ie quite generally tlio custom to bo fo und the Governor's meaaaga to tbe Constitution aud By-Laws made their tako strong liver stimulants for tho cure Legislature. relative to the proposed of liver complaints, and both the min­ Constitutional change*. Wo hope none eral and vogeteblo kingdoms hare been of tho voter* will fail to'read il; aa tbo diligently searched to procure tbo most Constitutional question ia one that in­ drastic aud poisonous purgatives, in or­ terests the people—one which they mint der to produce a powerful eff«t upon tho liver, nnd orone* tho lagging nnd enfeebled organ. Thia system of treat­ ment is on th* same principle as that of Tha Charlotto Ltaitr offer* to publish legale at half price. Well, they would be d«*r a' my pewv in tb* Lni^r, or any other half-and-half sheet, as beyond all tbo itunulant ia withhold, tbo argan like question, in th* opinion of the ablest tbo system. gradually relapeos into a lawyers in the State, any one published more torpid or sluggish and weakened in cue of thoao sheets, the publicarfon h illegal and absolutely void. wanted 1 Medicine^ that, while tbsy Wo have a large Mock of eovalopo* nnd card board, that will bo sUd at panic prices. Call and see it, and in­ quire tho price*. Aud the printing will bo well don*, and no pretended patent process palmed off on any unsuapecting Granger, at more than /re time* th* actual cost at doing the job. groins who imitated with hia voice th* sound of a bran horu and othor ioatrumonte, and record* that '-nothing could ever induce him to orercjmo his bash­ fulness sufficiently to appear before an 'andienoo' tilAer n peJAr er jrrrefe.' Well, well! Where did bo kyp him- Kentucky Library Concert. POST AND MAIL. Th* tnanager is doairons that ovary trkU-holder ia th* Fourth Concert which cotnee off in Public Library Hall, on Urn Hist of March, aha!) be perfectly FAIR AND FEARLESS. HOUSEHOLD PANACEA FAMILY Saai. T« Pnitite Bwim Obstacles to Marriage. ll.rrr K*u,i roe Y*v«« Mu tram IM • AT HALF THE PRICE Local tojipes Jloticej. completed, and puscogvn are offered a first class all-rad rout from St. Louis to Toxas, either over tho Missouri, Kan­ sas A Texas R. R , via Sedalia, or over th* Atlantic A Pacific R. IL, via Vinita. For maps, time tables, information aa 8 S S S s S 11 S S S R MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. No Change in Prices. Stauffer still oootiaue* to give tho best 25 cont m*al» 10 U19 county. Good faro, Urge and pleasant Dining Room, oral weakness for a good many year*, and attentive help baa made thi* ths and was felling slowly all tho time, and most popular Ealing Hous* of th* city. last August I called on you aud got some ot your Golden Medical Discovery aud Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy, and one .of your Nasal Injectors, and since Aartcxs Finn.—Any officer guilty of that time 1 have been improving end The Hastings ZTmw Jinraaf say*, that at tho meeting of the “Patron*" in thi* malfeasance in office, or any gross im­ propriety as an officer of the society, or city on tbe 27 th, ult , soma 800 were a* a member, may be suspend'd from preaent Preoaely what tbe word office, by tho Executive Committee, on rocom ms nd alien ot a committee of three ago once a w*elc, tbe Golden Medical a few teff yet. which ho will e*U at ten do not know, hot if tha number in at­ appointed impartially to investigate tho Discovery being the principal medicine Ccent off fur cash. Everybody offence. ns*d. It be* worked wonder* in my tendance bad been multiplied by tn, >ws that Ix-e'i buggies can’t be best Any member, or officer, guilty of di»then we guess there would have bean honorable conduct, fraud, or any gruss cose, and I recommend it to those simi­ ta tbe Blate, and now i* th* time to se­ 25lf a Lent 200 all fold in attendance. John impsopriety my bo expelled bv a vote of larly afflicted. l<et mo express gratitude cure bargains. Call at once. the Executive Committee, and such per। son shall, not, thereafter, he el’.igiblo for membership, except by a unanimous vote of tho eotiaty. Thia constitution may be amended, -iisgsxiao. or paper, publiahed, with or tho liquor dealer* in tins city, 'notifying altered,or reppealed by a two-ttarda vote without the advertised premiums, wo Ibep that dolagation* of ladfe* would of tho member* present at a regular matism, Neuralgia, Cramp*, Colic, will obtain st for you at th* Lowrar visit thorn on certain specified day* to mooting. Diarrbma, Cholera Morbus, Cholera In­ Lfens, without any expense to you in fantum, Sprain*. Burn*. Scald*. Bruise*, reeding the crdcr. passed through our poetoffice during Chilblain*. Front-bite*, Swelling*. Soreth* last week. A* moat of the days new of Joint*, and all painful affection* designated are already post, the mis­ hi* absence, tho first Vico Pres-ufent, of the body, external and intornaL For next in order in which they «mr, shall sives riroro lying epistles, and cannot preside at th® opening and doting of Cold*, Borathroat, Quinsy, and di*>*se* but work injury to temperance, moral­ fait* and shall officially represent the cf the throat and mucous mambrano. it ity, and truth. S^nn ha*not changed society on all proper occasions. is an Invaluable remedy. Jomx F. Amcu Sreoxn.—Tho Secretary shall xnuch in 1800 yearn. prepare, publish and distribute all Huar.Ctmsx A Co-, Proprietor*, 8 and notice* of meetings of tho society. He 9 College Place, New Turk. March fully sustains its reputation of shall keep the mtoctee of such meetings, —II —J iL. fickleness. Uro sunny smite* of a few _ X V —__ l - ■ days ago, have been succeeded by tho forbidding visage of (now-laden storm* and of coId, rough, chilling, and un­ pleasant weather. Tho recent prospect of an early advancing spring has re­ Saturday and Sunday wars tbo storm- ceived, et least, a temporary check; nod all nature baa re-donned tho haieei day* of the seaeon. Idlimeat* of winter. Tbe ■ugar-makers, Striped and dotted material* will be having barely tasted the sweets af tb* scosaa are resting with oa* arm on tb# Snow—the beMtiful «aow—adnrnod prepared fud, sadly contemplating the ooentry on Monday morning. . < sapless pans end kpUfea, empty backets Ow Jr. i* *tin abeent ia tbe Pinery, wad reeervoir*. in &e midst of cold and bat we look for him home ia a day or ’j6vr lady reader* will be delighted to tom that patchouly perfume is from the pegoatemon patchouli plant pastor Dewey, spent Sunday with hi* family. ialh“ but turned to Lansing by tho early train on Monday Th* evening axprvs* now run* through to Grand Rapida paaaing Hastings about 7.20. At thi* time wc have not tho new Jaookab, of th- M. E. Obwroh, no eervicm were held in 4ii* obureh last Sab­ bath. Mr. J. 1» slowly recovering. vJfotnnhsMhbeftwM bmsrd ta mar city tex Bwwday i*inag An uneomfortobte sure. preeaitod. esul th* «fo*hftenWta Babbaih ware truly VALUABLE FAH1 MR SALK! ZPIOT-CTRES 1 I am now all alone in lb* A'hotograph business, and sa 1 have mad® arrangnmeuts to increase my facilities fordoing better work than over, all should rail and gd a negative taken. Tbo superi­ ority of my work in tbe post is a aufflcirat guarantee- of Grat-class work in the future. Room* in Washington Block, south side State BtreeL 115 Acres of Valuable Land I SPLENDID ORCHARD, Term* Exceedingly Liberal. For further particular* cull an c address by mail PETER HOWARD. uebui sum Mt mn BLAKKB AXO JTJLT1OKE1UE8. 'w.“K _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ asris "Where ere the Boye?" We know that many hearts will throb TKITKW POST AMD MAIL Company offers 1,200,000 acres of laud in Suuth'WMt Missouri, at from 83 to $12 uer acre, on serve year* ti’jo, with free transportation from St. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, eoiL timber, min•tal wealth, schools, church**'and law­ abiding aociotf invite emigrants from BOMBWAGGLED ! Every man who don't bay or cutter of Lee’ Recd. T mru machine i* ia fell and every man. woman or thinks o'f enjoying the sleighing tbo rotrnng winter, want* to get on* of Leo’s SCHOOL BOOKS! NIEIT MEDICIMES, with anxiety, as mothcra read this par­ agraph, which record* th»t a da*s of boy* «g*d from 14 to 18. or* taking tbtir first team* in th* billiard saloon* tri our tity thb winter. Are you *ure, fond mother, a* you »«y in your heart, “It is not my. boy,” that tho son doat upon, i* not only dotng thia, but te Lriag ■ 1» i* J~«r preeeoc* daily, by concealing from you vhsi he knows Perfumeries find Toilet Articles. Paints. Oils. Varniih and Dio Stuffs, CHOICE GROCERIES! Traveling Dsskrts, Druggists Bundriee and F(Mty Article*. time aud. Eev.H. H. Mavnard received 864 a -taw-tan ago from Balti- you eannot approve._________ mere whan ha ha* bam laboring to Un RrapeL . Owing to th* lllnes* •< Ro»- X. H. LABORER, FARMER. MECHANIC. MERCHANT, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Ne­ braska, Oregon or California, we reeotn ■ mend a cheap safe, quick mud direct route by war of St. Louis, over the Mi*souri Pacific Through Lino. It is equipped with fin* Day Coa-rhsa, Buck’s cause th* Life to flow freely from the liver, a* that organ is toned into action, will nos overwork and thus debilitate it, but will, wiica thair use is discontinued, feeve tt>* liver strengthened and healthy. haa boon quite luccoaaful und satislactory, end for which I detire to express gratitude. £ bare been troubled with* ItAiaFim ifaliuomsm CONFECTIONERIES 1 Ma. Th* election of other Vico President*, sod the balsnoo of the Executive Committs* was poatponed until next meeting. On motion adjourned until Saturday evening. March 14th. 1874. . Wm- D. Hsxas, ±M874fc POULTRY WORLD Paiit Brute ate Priiters Stack BAKC AIBMGLAKINTIED At least ten for real saved by buytag at th* Cm Itevo Bretn. Nsvsefen tel. Ute. tall �Ayer's Sarsajari c. F. RowU a CO'B. Column,___ CHAPPED MD8 ABD YACK Ilrrrt* rfth Sb*, tft-, f»cred --« to nt»M | number of the Supremo Court Judge* withoLicaAixiL to five would give a permanency and । solidity to judicial deciJ ma that an evenly divided eaurt conuat sire, while Th* i*»ue cd stock, bonds end oertifl- ' tb* increue of bndnae* corning before cate* of tndebtodnre* by railroad*, ex- , th* ouurt will aoou require an addition- cvpt for value received, is alike an iajuryiotha boueal stockholder or cnxlrtor and to the people. Tho practice i* L D. Crouse, of l*ring*tou Omnty wrong and u univeraally coademand in Job* Divine, ot Brexflec County, individual*. Th* Ktate ahould, if pos­ J. R. Devereaux, of Houghtcsi Connsible, put it beyond tbe power of these being* which M creates to practice it I . W M Ferry, uf Ottawa Conivly, • auggee: tbe peopriety of requiring *1! E. W. Gidd-ng*. of M»com County, oorpareiious organised under tbe taws H H Hatch, of Bey Coasty, of this Stato, to maintain an office there­ D. H Jrewae, ol Haginaw County. in, where its books shall be kept, ahow- ' E. W. Meddatwh. ol Wayne County. Our experience fur the past twenty - mg toe amount of capital suck sub- . 8. C. IfdBttl J T>**l*naw County, five yean with m elective jndioiirr is senbed and paid in, the uama* of ita ! Aahlsw Pund. of Wayne County. . to mv mind an abundant proof O! this stockholders, and tbo amount owned by H. B. Kiley, uf Hi Jowpb Oouaty, MMMBt each. Buch book* should be kept in the MllUOISSr tCIEI Cha* Ujaain, of Bjaaib Ccunty, In very many** case* portiseaehip haa State for the impaction of stockholders, H a. Weil* of Kaiuaaroo County, heon silent, tod the people have united aud for the be**lt ot creditor* It fre­ RICH FARMING LANDS Er WUHt*. of Monroe County, in reeling their suffrages for judges quently becomes tk* duty of tha State 8. L- Wilkey, of Kent County, whom they knew to be upright and ca­ to investigate tbe affair* of corporation* L Woodward, of Oakland County, pable. record less of all other considera­ with!* it, when «nch book* are absolute­ tion* There can ba no higher evidence ly neceneary; indeed, tbe State is of tho fitness of an intelligent people to largely interested in requiring every select thair own judges than thia. 1 ba- tax-paying corporation to keep and Here that whenever political power ia maintain witoin the Stato such books, taken away from a people, their fitase* not only, but in midi tian iburoto, books met al th* Oapitoi cn tbe 27th day of to ba intrusted with power ia decreased, showing fully its financial condition. Argwet lsat, and complete ! their labor* and that whenever they ore called upon This, together with th* other matters on th* 18fh day uf October, haring to perform now duties, they era stimu­ referred to in connection with this arti­ been tn aresfou thirty-time day* In lated to Ct thsmselveo to perform them cle, 1 beg to oommand to .your movt the appointment uf thia Commission I intelligently and wait , careful consideration. Thaeo sugges­ endeavored to select gentlemen reproTbo Commission, ia section 1 and 2 tion* are made from no spirit of boaeentu.g, not only tho varied intorvsU of ot Article LX, provide that tn lieu of tbo tility to eorporniion* Every citisen of the State, bat alw th* different shades present salaries paid tbe Hute Officers nf upvalue on public melter*- It seems and Judge*, thay aliall ba fixed by the to be tbe import of Uta resolution that Izgialature. That tho salaries of some euuree* and ia promoungour prosperity. th* rercwt ot the C«mtnie«iim l» sub­ ot the Stale officer*, and especially thooo They can only be constructed and oper­ mitted to the prevent legislature ; and of tbo Circuit Judge*, demand a ren- ated in the future, ns in tho post, by there are many goed reason, why thi* aion, aoemo to bo gnu orally conceded. means of corporate existence. In all sbopld be done, which have infiueni-vd Very many of our counties have, made their right* and in thrir lewitiranto in­ me in c*llm< yon together in special appropriation* to bo paid directly to tbe terval* they daacrre, and 1 bare no Circuit Judge. There is no practice *o doubt will receive, as they hereto fore upon • moment's reflection, und need rrpreheuatblo aa thia; but tho naceerity hare done, tho fettering cure and pro­ not be enumerated hvro. ot (t haa seemed to apparent that the tection of the wboloaomo law*. Uqjuat Tlii- resolution under which th- Cum- impropriety end illegality ot it ha* legislation against them would hare tbe mi>*ion tart declare* what i« well un- U-en orerlookod. I treat that by no effect to cripple their power* for uwtuld«ntoo<| by tall. who*o buainres or in- action of your* or the people will our nea*. and this, ia it* effect, would reach cliuatioik ha* enlled upon to examine it. county authorities bo tempted in tho and injure ua eh. The wlf-intoraet of ••The rxistmg C.m*tiluti.jn of th* State future to make thoao unconstitutional the people of tho State ia. therefore, $450,000 GIVEN AWAY! of Michigan is defective in tuny re­ alone sufficed to prevent rach ko1*!®*100,000 FOB ONLY *3.501 apecis, and m-ods to bo atncndwi to unry, IK78, five of our Circuit Judge* tiom A GRAND LEGAL GIFT CONCERT eanferm to the growth end development havo reeigood, fer the reason that they But, on tbo other Land, no undo* $<>nof tbo State, and tho advanced rjiws of could not {my their expenaev and sup­ aitiroceu should deter u» from imput­ the peavil*.’’. Tbo work of tLe Pom- port their families with their salary. ing upon them such reetrictioua and Three frequent ehangee in tbe judiciary, regulation* a* are dcmandoJ by tha in­ since October last, and, it ia but fair to in the matter of expense alcne, coat more tercets of tho people, and are of tech a prveum*. bee received candid and can­ than a fair salary, while thay tak* away character iu furnish to the corporation* hit attrition. In calling you at thia from our judu-ual aystem what should no just c*ua* of complaint, and are' time to considar their report, tho pro­ ba it* lending characteriatic*, via: per- equal'y a protection fur tho ccipurn-1 posed amendment* will be ko;X before tr-uneficy and atabiEty. tor* •th* people, until they shall have an op­ lire preaent constitution wu adapted There it no Stalo in th* Union in ■ portunity to exprti* their will upon in 1850.—urerly a quarter of a century which tho rate* of freight uro lower I them al tbe ballot-box tn November than in thi*. nor in which tbo rood* are next, aud cannot Lui to base a inure in­ । managed more directly lor tbo interest* telligent. fair, and careful consideration Utuveroity. The receipts and di*bur*et of tbo people. Competition ia th* chief1 than if the matter be j.iatpourd by ment* of the State Treasury were leu I! cause of this condition of thing*. while I waiting for a regular resown, until the than MOO,000 per annum, while to-day ,। tho fact that the managers of most ot . they are nearly 82,000,000. Almost our roods, are our own cilissna injures-1 every State officer at that time recrivod tod in the prosperity and welfare of tbo tis) contest will assuredly prevent ques­ in foe* mure than hi* salary. No money tions of Bute interest, ol however imub waa paid the Slate by ita Treoaurer fer more road* w* havo tho mure i-vmpoti* ' importance; iron) rvcoivmg to* unpreju­ interest on dejioait of State fund* To­ tion we shall have, and liberal legi*ln-1 diced judgment of onr citieun* I doubt day no State officer receive* a single lion invites tho building of rcwls and | not that each one of you boa already fee of any kind. From table “N." in thus cemjMtitioa is kept ui>. The pro-, given toe subject careful aud i-arncsi thu Auditor Goner*!’* Report fer 1873, jxxitiaus above enumerated are propo*- [ aitnutien, and 1 boj— yuur actiuu as a you will learn that tho paymoata rate ed in thia spirit of liberality, ana ahuufd f body may be auch os w ill, approved by the Treasury of tho State for interval an have a pine in tbo argan..: lew* as | the jwupfo, ghe to tbo fftntr a Uonstitu- public depurita, and Co** from tho State •afeguara* for tbo p«ojilo, tbe road* and Fourth Grand Gift Concert tioa that eiU be a chart, without errors officer* from 1854 to Sep. 80, 1872, thu atockhddera. for every public ofBqer,—a sure guar­ were 1201,485,47, and tho receipt* from There are many other provision iu the antee to every citizrn of bi* individual tho same *ouree* for tho year closing ■ report of the committee that ara imright* aad by and under which our S.-M, 30. 1873, wore 830,lt!o,M. From twrtaut and worthy of mention, Lut I . Bude may cuntiiiuoiti progrresire march 1838 to the year 1055 not a dollar was fear that J may hare already lre»pa**»l in the development of lit* material «e- ro< oivod irom any of thoao nourco*. 1 upon your tim- and patience in what 1 eouices, cud citnbliah' ecueomy, pru- fail to find in tho financial report* of haro said. I do nut furgvt that 1 bav<i r dtnee. and fidelity ta Ute monagrnicnt other State* any such aggregate of re­ no voice in the building of tho eonstitu- ! 60,000 Tickets, 12,000 Gifts. of public a Hairs, os tbecrgsnic law. ceipt* a. thi*,—in many of them nuno tiuoa) fabric, except thiougb tho ballot-! 1 feul it hardly my *Tovinl*i .to ex­ at all,—from similar aourco* I roll box. My pride in our State, my hope press aa epinion as to the merits or de­ yuur attention. to there figure*, fur, tha: Ita legialatiuu eball bo equal, ju»t, i merit* of the amsnduatat* or to make though often published. I believe they pure, and wire, i* mv only oxruso for, are not often read. the suggestion* I have ventured to 'ijnae facte show very plainly that make. whatever may have been tho intention In conaidering the question uf iemodeling the orpinic law of the Stat<\ I tton. tbo greaier proportion of the Bute preeumo no one of you. or any eituou.*, officer* received in foea’eoch year more expects you to adopt an in«tpiraeal that than their salary. Thypctice of pay­ will auit each individual mini. Sincere ing the deputy btate otaoM* a greater belieta aud decided opiniou* often relarv toon toe jwincipal would *cem to hare to be given up. that too greatrel indicate that it was wpocted that tho number may bo accomplished I truai deputie* abooid do tho work, and the that Ihi* i* tho spirit in whioli you haro principals fhiw tbo fees end wear Ibu como together, and that from it you m*y honor* Tho basinere of tbo Stato baa erect a Cunatituliou that will meat tho grown into each volume that any State approval of your own judgement and effiror who faithfully periorms hia duty that of tho |Mrojdo, whose reprerenta(if ho doos it perwmallj and not bv tire* yuu are. Jo«» J Baolxx. proxy), muat give to it hia entire timo and attentiou- That they do not, ia simply ticcauo. eoauo timo and aUantieu i The Imperial Wedding Tour. taual be given to tome pursuit or occu-, jalion bv which they can lire. Ought On the 5th instant tho Cnr, tbo wo not in lieu of this pernicious system te rey to our publis officer* : ‘•Your *al- Cmrowitdi, to* CkBierua, iho Princo arv ahall be a reasonable oue ; yon shall and Prinoore of Waive, Hh> Dukp and lava auch aeutomt* <a th* bnsiue* of Dnchere of Edinburgh, with tbo otlier your office demand* . but wo expect and Royal guests and member* of too Im­ demand of you, your personal attention perial urnily, arrived at Moscow, from end your individual car* of the du lire BL Petamburg. by »j«cia! train* at mid­ of your position." This I* the straight, night They were rereivo/ at th* t.lain. and economical way. I do not Nicolaifski station with thefiiual mili­ " ’immediately - ■ • ■to J drove believe in high relana* for public uffi- tary honor*, end carriages and sleigh*, tha Kremlin ia c Three are guidon word*, and Xjg>t rera. "A -alary that will induce men to the way being 1lined By d«xs.< nnd writ be rugsared on aUxre nnd placed seek p.-alien fur tho sake ol the salary cheering ______ _______ -J Mrecuw was moat crowds in tiie sail* of every capilul in tho land. w*uld tend to deteriorate th* public brilHnantly and uiclurcaquelv illumina­ They say to us, •Keep out of debt if service. It i* not pleaaant to reflect ted? Tho night was fine and etill. with powable. but i! you meet make a debt, tout too Lest men often cannot afford to aix degree* uf frost. Th* twinkling Mtre A* State, and that a private fur ­ let U bo for a legitimate purpose, re­ of tho cotorod lamps, whiah jacked out strict U to your ability to pay, end pro- tune must be an indispensable condition the Lum of the varied arcbctrctnro of iu filling certain important public poaipublic and private building*, tho para­ pet* of Kitol Oorod, th* device* end not berm *» wasteful aud improvident in public aervica We all hare an earnest monograms with which tho bouse* ware Tk« MN Xd-Ha Bin Dtalrtbettoa 1a ttereeMri in ccctxMting debt* for schemes which aad c-mmendable dorire to procure decorated, and triumphal arehea, and aught to be paid out of current taxation, economy in adminUraticm, and pattern* tbe white light co*; along tho enowy or nut aunctumed <it oil, as many of our of republican aiaqdicity in public life; street from ntimlxni of eiocUw lamp, sister tiiau* bare been. While our we can do thia, not by poraunony nor by made e rwnantM and beautiful night Steto debt 1* Jrereaauig annually, every exusvagnneo, but by occupying a oomyear see* tho bonded indebtedness ot itu.n ground of common aeu»* that lire According to uucion: custom, too our citiso and town* increaaa Tbe pd- between th* two. I havo *aid that ar. Onr left his sleigh at th* Ibeian pl* iiyr of leasing bends for mutrieipal end educated, intelligent people ore sbnn- of the Kremlin, entered th* »mall chap­ total pwposre te unwire, expensive, a*d dactly qualified to elect tbuir own offi­ el dedicated to tbe Mother of God, and cer*. f alao believe they are willing to W* to pubBc extnivaganoo. Tbe thrir public eorvantv decently and kuced tl>* sacred picture. people of • muniotitejlty ia voting for txy Tb* next nay al noon too Court toft tairly a* tLy would do in their private tboMsueof a tnuusasui-dollar fen par the Kremlin for a drive. The Car af­ Ta k« draw* KraAay. Marr* let*, !«?• cvtaL bond for tweatv .rear*, tor-get that eghte*. Tbo article on “Corporation* other terward* reviewed tb* Catherine Slave the m-OMiut th* lx>a4 Bailed they have Regiment Ihy Duko and Daahew of i •reamed an cbiigatiea of three tbou- than Municipal" contain* some itew pco- Edinburgh held a grand reception hi 1 k rieiuna, and making change* in existing xxnd dollar* to* aftcraoun to receive tbo cuugratula- ।Ono Prize S5.000 in Silver! Tbete in. of euurre, a clan uf county, piuvlswu*. all of which I think -are im­ tions of the Moecuw iiubteo, and wua*. city, olid township improretueste that provements. But I refer to this article presented with a gelJ an cUfcr. There to., future should jwrbap* holy pay tor. net ao much for tbe purpose of culling waa a state jicrfermancw at the Grand Tai*, howerer. i* amply provided for your ettontioa to wh«l it contain*, a* for Theatre ia the evnuing. Whta tbe by permitting an indebt-diiro. ivjusling wbat it doe* aot contain. Bee. 11 of this artsefe ia toft to stand Oaar aad the Duke and l>oche«s of Edten ]*-r rent >4 the ralimli-m. The edoptieti of tk* eevwiol provi*-ireui etene rtiumvni’vd iu tbe organic followed by th* Rnreian few of the State will forever cioe» tho Anthem, the audieae* eutbusaaaticaliy ■ICHiGAR CWTML R- B- Michigan Central R. R. Grand River Valley Division OLD, HELUBLE LSD DIRECT BCDTI, WirTKR ABAAMKBKkT saaBaaam-nt'a iv a 2E5«!s:B»Jsessia«n» BOY J.4P.C0AKBLACK THREAD to ynir IACHINK- ASftL'it'.-Mtai <S*6SS., OrJ. C. AYER 4 CO., Lvwetl, Mm.. •jvsvs: NEW YORK DAY-BOOK SB VINECAR BITTERS Dr. J. Walker** Uallfcntla Vin­ egar llltlcr* are * purely Vegctald* '* ^^11011. moil* ciitvfly from the native fean J on the to* er nmgre of the Sier-• ™ Nrv*.la m-mutato* of CWifonu* th* rae.Brin'1 prot-rtire "bldi *re '“Baete.l therefrom aitoont lbs ua* of AlcnhoL »I . — — ----- —, —--t.. i more the CWUte of diwaae, and the re'iant re.'oaer* bl* hmllh- They are tb* gv-B litoo.1 pnrifii-r *n-I a Hfe-gWag painciiiia. vrerh-rt I lenovalor anJ laviiroreior ot :br «*ti* N««r Vrferviu the history Of «nrH I . a S nedHna t*ren «xnei'ub'l |K>«nwiux the reiuarkalAt qqalI. . .. . _ . -■ 1. i:-— it—X jssr=5igiKtev!S-.‘tiW U., . . . ..MWM...-.-— Uvsr and Vnerrsl Orraua, Iu BtoovIMe- Brandies and Champagnes, If mru will euioj good health, la them uw Vnsjuas llirruia a* a median*, riul avoid to* >i*» id alcoholic Uimulanta So I’m—1 uui ULe IL"* XUlLrro acemlmc to direction* and remain tong unwell, provided their bone* ore no* deatriyoi by mineral pcason or office teeena, mJ vital arms wasted beyond repair. Grateful Tlinnxanih proclaim Tot­ os* Brmas tbe mart wonderful Invigor­ ant that ever «natain*a the staking ayaSem. Bllionv, Rem it tint, and InUrnilUrnl Frvrre, Mhiob are so prevalent in tb* vaBeya of ear great rtv«r* through­ out the United Btatan. esperisUy those of toe Mtesimipkd. Ohio. Mirtoon. Dltaeis, Tcnareere. Cumberland, Artanaea, Red, Colorado. Brsro*. Kio Granda. Pearl, Als­ tom*. Mobile, f^rannah. Ifeerioke. Jama* and many other*, with their rsa* tn>®ten*. tlirMUghoni oar entire country dar­ ing thaScrunur"—* •-•—— ably eo during I jatastrrtg; ££E1SSE^ g-ii-.sstoAwE MnttiaatiUb&Um EdiaL The Babcock M Wajia Jata & Sajiiai •al l *MH*as« «*•*• ■ *•>• •(Ike wife Ik*reaer Oai gEM-,ti r areHtaMU AND Cleveland,ama Ths Best Paint in ths World- M. D.Rrs*vt* r §100,000 00 SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE! EES' il““ COXNKCT10XM r^Sysiss'j&BasrtL SSTTfetm' §250,000 FOR §50 O ^.nsssrwiseswKt Every year incn-mim the popularity of thia valuable Hair Preparation; which bi due to merit alone. Wu can ■Mure our old patroui that it is kept fully tip to it* high standard; and it |« tho only reTiaUe oadpurfaetiMvreparaiion for rretoring Guxa •* Fapep IL*:* to it* youthful oclot, making it soft, lustrous and rilkan. Tbe scalp, by it* use, Ixromee white and clean. It remove* nil eruptions er.d dandrnffi and, by it* tonic pcopertfe* prevent* the hair from tolling out, a* fc etnnulatc* and nonriehee the bair-afend* By it* nro, tbe hair grow* thicker and stronger. In bridacM, it restore* the livvr. and generally reteoring Ute brellhy functions <rf the iigisltve nraina . Ib*pqr.la or Indlgftdloo, HaadD*l.. ,r*iu in toe Sboukk-ra.Coatha.TitkL nc* of tho Cbcet, DixxinraB, SourKraotaliutu ot tbe Stomach, Bad Teete fa the Mouth, Btlinna Attack*. PatpiteHen of the Heart, Inflammation of th* Lbsmi, Put* in tl.o region of tbe Kidnaya. anj o btmdred other jxmf«t avtaptoon, ore the off* spring* of Dyspepere. One bottle will\ pro-re a better guarantee of ita merila than a lengthy adrertiaemanl. Scrofula, or Mlnrt Bril, White B-adlinp. VlCT-re, Eryafedre. Swelled N vk. Orwin, Herofatocw laflaaarelffi—a. TUR fclUTH. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-03-18.pdf 945c5b2afe8286049813a752f4010c30 PDF Text Text K«cJbucm epnHican VOL XVIII. • fnmwttl COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. 1874. STEBBINS & BELDING W NO. brinjinff I tnorcv Joi ATTORHFTS. we do? TAX VELSOR fcEVSSKlX, uSfBd&.tsf*' * '•‘‘"ASS' for* Have jut rcdered a new ttoek of WN. H. HAYFORD, the world- Surely, teiiaa to ro tramping through ■ f-liowed by a rabble, oaJ wiftAhins. that <WA«o'i~ra Would that I could hide it lightning tn u at its COUCHES, BED-LOUNGES, MAT- both too bewildered TRESSES. Ellioti iaarotca t like an arrow. muttered, ‘What’i KMKP*' CHAS. IL BAVER, br this terrible if you will lea WRIGHT te HOLBROOK. <■. G. HOI.HR<H»K. Near too door stno-1 a dainty little ta­ ble with Mrs- Elliott's bridal wreath homo eo attraclira that hinbMde, £ath- ■•'£Wd,ris.,“?s?tse’r«a^s My husband a be feels like liquor that he had drank now produced nausea, and, sickening to behold, the flowers that had crowned his bride's brow were now fouled literal r li L action hud tixiued Lor drop sigh, “1 aappoto not, if it would only end Ibero.” Un TliCffl SMS ■, EUiott’e delicate , refined gont'ely, like a n’e Come and See Them! «• u> being n life endurable priea&e jewel. I been to hie wife? PHYSICIAUF*SURGEONS. hour. I do not wonder sho half idolised tho handeome dark-eyed mon. with his free and easy Western bearing, refined Yorn Cuiies.—Wo nre now propared to ro-wat SPLINT AND CHAIRS in the best manner and at reasonable ratoa. With battle. I shall never forget tho group that b^nd till he became eotoewha*. quiet, ns we fonnd assembled in tho Judge's a pitying angel might. Oh, tho con­ certainly potted het to her hearfs con­ trast sho mode to him I Oh, the mighty tent- But to-night he sMnied a Little triumph of lore, thnt she did not turn I prwcupied and exci toil. After the ...w >n their destroyers iato men ? STEBBINS <k BELDING. Wilt Wilt thon thinking they were bri.’ro ntene. Opposite Goodyear’s Hardware. “Miwt you go out again thia evening, Vinton F* asked his wife pleadingly. “Indaod I must, Nellio. It’s court 'Vinton, bow did it happen? Tell she asaumMl aontrol with the simplicity and dignity which only noble no taros ffl. I-tl TSjtgANS^SVIUJEOXA-OM.. JOHN ROBERTS. SENILE WOMAN ROUSED. „ the rough crowd that.wouH onor tS a Methodist 'class hand.” Hill’e— look little too much— that's all. I hoard her kiss him affectionately at the doer as he departed and thought it mot I came and put my loulder, but only aaid: •God help you both.' painful scenes, but they seem burnt in upon my mcmoVy, and my inind will taction against every evil spelL I sat with her till ton u eloc! rovvrt to them, aven though to think of out a mootent's pau^- Mrs. Elliott took only spoke .at intervals, for «•» ... them is torture. Ho was not vioteut, tniwon. It brings back to us the dors a stop nearer tho rAiseUer, pointed up talned that true cutnpanionahip that though somewhat obstinate and proCat;o. of nssrtrrdom. kaoietday I thought I doca nvt require consto tit talking. I snw a dreamy, far-away took cjtuo into GEO. H. ABRAMS. " 1 think such action is unlady-liko. rnvMuSnlv. and nltogHther allmVtltli<*r wrong." wreuo." unwomanly, aaid Mrs. Elliot wart^fy. “The idea of women marching itTbinds through the I di<Luot c.f5'r to stay later than ton. streets, followed by a rabble of rude for by eo doing 1 might betray somemen and boys thtf.idra of refined la­ dies foiripjr their way, into some filthy bar-fiOuT full of obsoeur. guxaling. ill­ — ----- •— ''-m. and kueeling floor in audtblu T. D. DIAMOND. MILO T. WHEELER. COTXTY TUEAEVBEn.-On^ tn u SHERIFFS. ISAAC W. TROOMAI. GEO. IL BROOKS. The New Wheeler & Wiiaon Sewing Machine AWARDED-tlie highest premiums at all the leading fairs in the World, and the only one recommended for the Grand Diploma of Honor, at the little woree thau uuything I have hoard Must wuman unsex heaseli and Worlds Exposition, at Vienna. It has less pieces than any- Shut- of yet- _ ----tic Machine, Sows Faster. It Runs Stiller, It Runs Easier, J*-g T,,‘-Vs th* moot disgusting phase of pub­ ----- Must tho pvarte of rofigious Sews the Thickest and Lightest Goods, It is Easier Adapted to , Different kinds of Work.-It will last a Lifetime, Every Joint being Adjustable. Old. Machines repaired or Exchanged. Extras ~r all kinds at the office of the Agent in this City. Hbould the Agent fall to call on you, he invites you to call a: hla office in t Store of HICKS BBO.’H, State fitrort. Hastings, Mleh., and exnnrine t Wbecter A WI Iron before purchasing cl»ewhcrc. A. D. COOK Agent. t/ORE I/IDUSTIIY A death-like hush followed. Hi'l was gravel. I met •‘Dear Mrs. M — ib of a punxKo. Her eyes bad a filed, solemn look that rontrasted strangely ncdlv and excitedly together. "By thunder, it a broke oi kud-tenly : ■Where is-tbis Harry Hill's ? I told her. x told that had an ample but nondescript follow­ ing. Still tho crowd was roapectful pate Mrs- Elliott in obtaining the morn,,>,w.r fram thn rrr.hnr hat aha little opinionated, but intense in her disgust nt the pronounced phase of "sroiuan's rights.' •'Home is woman’s Why uot support Home Industry ? Did you ever take the trouble to find out what makes a community thrifty and prosper­ ous? You go to the city and you see the people all olive and uo, vtio uuii eouooii, sou atiring. and the first thing you say, i# " They age doing lots of principle, though not very obtrusive in thenr lease hastensd back, as if unwilling to business ncre 1” Everybody seems to be doing well. Mechanics uiunifeating either. Something of the arc seen by hundreds hurrying to their labor witli their dinner (which trembled and flutt/rod like a BESSMER, HEATH k COpail on their arm. What is the cause of all this stir? "Y" there frightened bird) in mine, we eat silently is a demand at Home for work, the people patronize Home Indue- contrast with our free, hearty Western through another long hour trv city people know that it is to their own personal interest to style. Lik^too many of bar sisters, in­ I.iko a knoH. sounded from the support Home trade and they do it invariaWy. Who cats wheat stead of gaining hardicere from tho steeple. Her hand closed convulsively bill* and chill winds of her early riased in Barry Cobnty, if it is not the people tn the county? We bleak home, she appeared p frail blossom that must build up our own place; people iu Grand Rapids won't do ••Oh. if anything should happen—if I it for us. We have Merchants. Mechanics. Tradesmen, I-awyers, shouldn't s»e him again 1” Doctors nud Laborers; but one'says “we have no mechanics in Hostings who cap do » good job cf work." To such I would say, look lit Gur Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling I nixed ability aa a lawyer, and with a and our Carriages, Wagons, Cutters Ac made tn Hastings, and future before him of the fairest promise had occasionally been whispered aakod with a wild, questioning look. then sav we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years It that bo drank rather freely, but no one ago- for then th&re was not even a painter in Barry County that aver aeon him the worse for it Pars Wines and Liauors! could paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. There is no need of had His lovely young wife seemed to poaess going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so fitr as Cutters art? concerned, you can Bare ten dollars on every Cutter and get a better Cutter of me tn Hastings, than tn any other Town in Michigan (gnat or email), for I know they cannot -.Nothing of thnl kind would ^keep compete with my CuOrr Machine I am giving my customers the , DENTIST benefit of my Cutter Machine which I do say is a saving of ten dol­ better at night than during the day. lars to them on every Cutter they buy of die. I have nearly sold out my first batch of Cutters, and am Running Oitt another lot which I will have ready tn a few days. I shall sell Buggxte below Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ Sweet s H°Tbl> ORAID RAFtW............................... “,on- gies than ever before. I am preparing Machinery to enable me on the strange temneraqco tdovemmit to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on v I that had lately been developed led to have made mv customers Happy and can doit again. My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and that is endet** of ssttsfaction ™,«wh«re. } L BEED Sahfflu, ■ Tue buntnra 1 tbiuk it' ■Give way tl wv.' cried Vinton Elliott') up! I half bwlMive you nave been watching with me. Vinton has not HISCELbASfEOCS CARDS, A Russian Bear Hunt. and involuntary criee. determined a little phalanx as eswr too fragile rs it was■salted a dnalhswept broach. It Sho stepped to her husband's side pretty lady, who had fried in oar town having conic to us as a bride. God intense bodily nnguish. It was, true enough, and with an ed­ itorial paragraph of commoat upon iL A reporter of the paper was in the hab­ it of feeing acme of tho night guardians tnenl in blank dismay, and then called oat: ■Mr. Hill, hero, quick, for God's manhood night editor’s sensibilities shocked oTor the affair, for written: mH humanity's,’ said Mrs. Elliott, giv­ tho straeta. If ths praying and singing ing deep meaning to the fellow's pro­ women can do us any good, (hoy had fanity. bettor come at ouoej Harry HQl’a oe■What the devil doo. thia mean F tabliahroont, with all it’s style, is onoof ■oS^hava it alone!* I cried. HA8T1S0,. MICH. Agricultural College. aavune some haaty wrape, the door-bell ( Sall The Diamond Tooth X C Saw which is guaranteed tiSiXO, rAHnt-MANVU ton Elliott appear firorlooking the wiU eceua, with a white, appalled face. Bat voice that tromblnd, nud nity, Mrs Elliott hat! •WharoF , To Mra. Judge Ashman's.' Tbs Judge’s family was jurt sitting uwn to broakfaat when wo arrived. IF YOU WANT Greble & Russell to out fifty per cent more Wood than too. OXLJumcu IU.1 - f*Xvfoit*Utb!rmatter? .a Suraly, thia is - uot a social call.' inc upon and clinging to trembling form, aa ifehe all I aaid abuat ladiae going to liquor - -_ _ ,n V If with perfect freedom, and otten eat with glitter at a polwema heard h» groff vmo. : God and r, glad ary. r what occur Suddenly she started up with of fixed purpose and asked : ’ A. Busell’s byw aloof from you nod your kinth Misiipi Mier QROCEKIEB /o uwa accord, i through the S-“irl I If �Our New York Jatco SEVERAL WARDS eUy in the world that h»’ The Election Of the City of Hastings wealth ia almost The singular fa that this church developed rance people ray there is but little use of their raiding upon tho liquor inter­ est ao long as tho greatest church in America U really a partner In it, and they are about right. But whither Sul! MOM 0 Taylor John H T Baxter » Fm From Eight o’clock A. M., until Eight o'clock P. M. W. D. HAYES, Becorfcr. tho groat work eighteen hundred yean ago. A church that own. ona thousand imagine tho condition of tho people who Gone. that can be n furnish light. hkh ckaaltnem is a possibility. will give place to a brief biographies! And writing of poverty and tenemef. okrtch of the pom:cant evenU ia his life. so naturally to 1 annum. Thia «upply lOjne, your Millard Fillmore. This (distinguiebed Ex-Fn.idont Bible, revolvera, musical in.ttumer-to. oom. you would, if yon could got (herein, mo other kinds of propYon would mo diamonds, costly elevation at the expense’ of principal. are not Sbylock’s only bus! Madame, on Fifth Avenue, hu First Ward. I hasten to lay before your lady jlurtoa ChasS readsra an important fact. Fur year. Birdraft Daniel E Burgher Lafayette Bishop Horace with reddish tint. This i. all ch. Beckman Wm W Tito correct thing noyr i» tho unbl Burgher Andrew J faos powder, a clear olive tint, w B liven Wm Barlow Cbas E Curry Gix-Tge Campbel) James Charlrrood Jarnos C Dudgo Oreon E Dunbar Phillip Dawion Robert an approximation thereto And another Dodge Horace thing. Take tho long high huels off Diehl Charts ____ -l-—__ — .1 1. - —--- ------ * Dingman Albert R Dibble James Decker Frank B good thing. Bat how long will it last ? Ecker John Edwards Robert H “rakLoa awnu-utr.'' Fuller Reuben About these days look oat for ped­ Fifield Milo dlers, with a new toy fur children, Fuller Joseph B called -Parlor Artillery.” Thi. cheer­ Gregory l*wi* L ful article b a cannon loaded with ni- Geschwind M Grant Robert J Hoatti Danu. J “harmless." But noverthelwu a box of Heath Wm H the cartridges did explode iu a houro Hodges I F on Fourth Avenue, and did blow the Hazen Wm A front of it out as completely as though Hurney Abram a powder magazine had exploded there­ hawkin. Fernando K in. Imagine Charlo. Augustus, aged five, loading and firing hia little cannon, Jewoil Wm H IIo drops one Jordan Frank 8 Krnmb Jno boot.,' and poeribly one of Mary Ann'. McElwaino Delo. Il _ ______ Til I_ _ — tnnn. Mosher David H Maynard Aaron D Moon* George anything poracraing to great dUtributNorton Hiram Olmstead Chu II Giro the in at a tnfling coat. convenient place to get temporary aid ro trouble: I refused to enlist in an artillery com­ first of thia month,'Atd- No. 49 of 1873, pany- or any other cornjiany. against .peering fish In the' riven end there ia a private tide entrance. r.f rweirtvsn:renui Speaking of removing genuine dia ­ email lake.’ of thia State, went into mond, and .applying their plao. with parte, remind, mo of a little incident Best Thoughts of Best Au­ paste, that excited the risible* of tho fashionthors. able, only two woeka ago. A lady on Fifth Avsnao had got into trouble. 8h« ■ Every human i* larger than had purchsMd thousand dollar dresiics. exciting cause.— '£ uvusr fooled up to a sum total that wo. fright­ Detroit Riven, and Lake Erie " Tho ful. Her husband had lost heavily in penalty for violating thi. act ia a Boo ol stucka She dared not ask him for the money, end what was she to do. She bod diamonds to the value of 815,000. Poet Charier Banyan Albert 11 Rom Ben | R Rowden James Row John Rom Perry Ra<l ford Jsmre Rom Philander Rork Estes Sauli.bury Geo L Stark weather Wan P Swarthout Isaac W Smith WmC simplicity, and Smith Major L Stone Willard L Sheppard Zerah Squire Alonzo any inland Stanley Frank A reset them with imitation stone. that feriority that their gratitude ia a species Traak Bonilla Tral Edwin Unger David Warner Horatio B Whitcomb Cornelia. S Tho intelligence of affection ia carried Wooley Dewitt 0 Winkleman John C Capita] id! Ono morning bo dipped Wright Barney Whaler Isaac Wkkliam Joo W herself. that die may not lie diigvired tho pioneer journab.h of the State, n Whilcortb Sheldon •■Certainly.' Wright Horace knowledge which his presence girts 1 ’ but .till ho lives, and lit with much credit to himralf, and won Ths jeweler looked at them and looked up. ‘ -About tiw r -BWOl . Why they cort •15,000.” A LIBEL SUIT. Second Ward Abby Goorgo Bromley Murry Brown Eari R Bennett Hortaon Barlow Fred H Buny Ntebob. Bartint: William Bonnett Darid Bowne Andrew J Bottom Bensjah J Barton Synan W Bachman Christian a prolonged But the wnl frw. tho burning bush.—LnjfMMt. The alleged libelous NOT LOST FOREVER. Britton Lewis Bromley Humphroi Borham Wm t Campbell Robert Collin. Elbert 8 Craddock Joseph Campbell Frank T Chris Jaoob Curtis A W Cliphcr John Campbell Wm P • that they will Dolph Charia. Dibble 1 A DorkaeGooH Diekinaon Wilbur F Dixon Henmlar Gadskunst Christ Gilbert Henry F Gregory Dewitt 0 Grrton Edwin L, Grace Michael Horton Ahmxo L Hubball Ambroro Haynes Gmjrgo Haodrick Wm 0 Headrick John G Hall Mathew grafts White Fioh. built at a cod BtftooMi Job Slattery Joseph Patterson David Stark Julius Quackenbush Lorenzo D 8tinner Baker Rich J C Throop Eli B Boaaa ToomAi Troutwino Albert Schlafly Frederick Bhriner Wm 8 Van Brunt Albert E Salisbury Both Vai! Aaron E Standish Henry Wright Harvey Westfall Lewis r Smith Hezekiah z Tyler Alonzo H , » Tinkler John 0 Tobias Frederic C Tinkler Joeonh Tyrell Wtp 8 Undyke A P Wheeler Milo T William. George W Wilder Thoma. J Wardell Joreph C Wobetar Hiram Wilmot Charles Wilmot Anthony Wright Harris Wolcott A R Wentworth Henry Whittimore Wm L Third Ward. Ackley Fred D llu.l 31 Boice Israel Bennett Luther Bailey Norman Buckle John W Brown Witoon B B«wmor Joha.M Barlow Nathan Bennett Hiram .Babcock John II Buckle Wm H Bush Fred Babcock John W Brown C D Bennett Atonal Bigelow L F Clark Michael Coon Wilber Cole Charles J Colo Joseph Chidester Benj F Clough Horatio Cramer Martin Colo John Dickforon Swift Dickinaou Byron Dunning Philo R ’ Do Plants Fabitu Iklerlco Charles Fuller John A Oundle Goo Goodyrar John 8 Gaine. John F Gump David Gtllman Osgood E Gebhart Frank Garrison Samuel Heath DC Haynes Wm W Hitchcock Wm B Holbrook Cha. G Horton Chas C HallJ.miM M Heath W H Hayw W D Hartke Charles Johnson Geo H Jones Allen Johnson W M Kelley Walter W Kelley Wallaoc 0 Knickarboker Tboopoloos Kilt Wm Lattimer Mile. Inthrep F. H Lemley Henry Loomis Wm Laks Marquis MieHasl John - Malto. Gilbert Marthall Arthur Mann Levi O Maynard Myron H Mindy John MaU John Munger John E Moon C A MeMurry Mad.acn Milb WmC Mezriman James NavmaJohdM NochtreibFraderick Nobles Julius Nobles Josl P NelaonDF Psrklna O.is Prickett Milton P.nnrilJ D Power. Samuel Wug Joseph Pratt AWiah R prindla Sherman C Parker N T Peter. Henry Roninson David G Ruarall Jeremiah M n Rutiy.n JttoG HnaaeD Charles Ham Albert Jordan Gra Johnson Warm M NEW STORE! HEW GOODS ANU NXW PHICK Weiasert John Hatting,. Michigan. Rheumatism, “ Scalds, *' ~Lomeueas, Bnrns, Sormras, Neuralgia, Horn Throat, Holla, Wounds, 1’ ■uneacet, Ulcers, BrnlaeN, l.rnsiurlie, । ?Hbs, Sprains, •'K-Giaehe, Colic, _____ Old _ Soroa, All Hemorrhages, Diarrhoo, J. Cole & Son, Ward Frank I. Young. Charles D grocers COMMISSIOMEIVS NOTICE- Otr tr St tl Ik Uvat Utitt Eztt LMJ KI®, Fourth Ward. Anglo Andrew J Altofi George E Allen M-xron . Auker Michael Austin Alonzo Altoft George F Burgher William Betts Thomas Bancroft Joseph W Beewncr John Bentley James W Bailey Henry H Brown Edward F llurrall Edward P Barber WmK Bailey Alvin W Bailey Charles A Bailor William A Bu.hby Perry D Brown Charles D Barnes George A Brook. Geo H Cornell Warren D STUCCO Bssmm tss-ji “ era -a. nA -sm hiAl sE udmu. owniii 'fcste TATE UE IflE at HAffi 1 Shingles, Lath, &c. i. sn.it Fuller Myron A Francisco John Faller Joseph B Frort Wm H Green Wellington Gvldsmlth Chas H Goodyear Henry A Goodyear Wm H Grebb John A Goodyear Goo E Goodyear Na'.han B Green Hoary L Goodyear Wtn 8 Guile Walter • Goody Mosra H.itns Wm A Hamilton Frank D Hendershott Robt I Herrick Builir. Hakra Geo W Pin, William Hotchkiss John Holbrook Edward A Haney Horace J Holme. Winalbw II Heath William II II liimrod John Hick. Charles 11 Hoonen Owen New Prices. coixa son Veiv Low Wardroom, JVo. 2G& Greene, near ki$hih it., A. 1. mwi’AF*’"CHANCERY ORDER. 3F*O3F«. SALE BY A Light Brahma Cockerel, Smith &Nixon, State St., Chicago. Whittemore & Stephens,' 179 Jefferson Avenue. Detroit S 1 i S S •! S S S MUSIC BOOKS PRORATE ORDER. S RRSTEINHOEF ^ Sitiical iiilfettaital DENTIST 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring I win >tu*4 to Bi; braecan ot Ihs Prof«M> Md Sunil raUstuUra. TERMS REASONABLE. Unibn Block, over Borton Cash Store, SfHOOL CO! ex SALE ON EXECUTION. Chromo School Cards, S3 ciry furs air“"“* <• Hiq/fEST MW pqtCE. Good Tough Oak, Bock Eli. or White Ash Lumber Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleighs, depot. Wood Sawing Machines. Oil Pair.tings DWIGHT A BUMAH» CHBOMOS ! JST’ ELECTION NOTICE. ■ I. MM c/fr/frw MfOf »Ami= Jonce Hiram Erastu, d Frank A BARGAIN mauc a. now. » JAMES WOODRltff UNDERGROUND LIFE mow “till tllFUEl Marshall Goorgo MyweWmH Man. Jacob MuUwy Edwin H Mnrgsi Wm M* i.; M?.C1 Marah Theodore D MaaooDanUl ANTED! HOLIDAY PRESENTS. SassSs,wSfe a Ef Ham. Alfred J Hsyford Wm H Harvey Henry H Howe. James M Hyatt Luther Ha.kias Dante! Haskin. Wm H Harlow Edwin H N^w Styles YOUNG CLINTON Cook Howard Clough Horatio Cook Adrian D Cole. Wm P Christie Alex J Cornell Sylvester Dewey George M Darling William IlDarling George W Dwight Charles F Dennis John H Eastman William T Erway Eli j. New Scales. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Cornell Homer II Cortrigbt Harry Corer Adalbert Cook Darid 11 Cooper Chester Cotent Benima A Carlow John Cole John C Cornell Matclau.l Dickinvoa Langley Dickey William II First-Class instruments tniOLESJLLB a RKTAIL WnghtJW Wuodmanccy Amo, Wentworth II M Whipple W H Wright Harvey Woot-jn Jama, Lathrop Moltiah J Link Andrew Hoglo James E man in the United State.. NOS JForth Falter Footon Joson Filmont Charlti. Forth John b Food ruff JamesC Fhito Jamwi w D. HAXBS, ‘ much in tho way of reform it take, all ita time tn take twenty cam of typhoid fever occurred VanVlockAnd»ew8 Van Vleck Granger Fellman Elbridge FTghttnan RuawU B Foil John Filliama Jjvn'vt D WTlisms J/ilo L Forth George 0 Farts Eli FMtlfoarvG ■tone. high, in th. ocntr. of a Mock, name agency, the (Prohibition rota, yet Townlsr Edward UndarhiU Edward DON’T DICLAT 1 Ibr Mother like BARGAIN* TUE I'llOTOCKAPH Family Record. �J I [ ■ . t Th* relate and frfond. of Adrian D-Cook, BOB of ByivonusH. Cook. ww. P^cod to learn from tbs following artW*. which appeared in (he N. Y. Oaneurririoitk. lOthiuet, of th* utuady and melancholy manner in which be was called upon to pass from earth to “the Other Shore." alistic Enter- Who said the Stars Our Flag were Arrivals and Departui ”R?Bk Noted Snoozereand and was introduced to Mr. O. G. Diri <wko> amombw of th* firm), and learned from him that tho body was, in foot, that of Mr. A. L. Cook, formerly a salesman of tho firn, but more recently in th0 penonsl omrioy of Mr. Ditmar*. It appear* that Mr. Cook wm subject to .udden ami revere fits, and on oue occasion camo near Jail­ ing down tho olsrator. Apprehensive of such a calamity he sought work out­ ride tho stare. Finally ho thought it boss to go Wert and nettle on a farm. Ho had been n soldier in Colonel Brown’s Ebronth Michigan Regiment, and sru entitled to u patent of Land. Against tho remonstrance* of hb fnenda. Mr Cook started for the West on the evening of Sunday, February 8, with a ticket far Laramie, Kassa*. On tho way bo was taken sick, and re­ mained over at Buffalo a day. That b •—• s,:- i-r__ j. i_i back mi Buckwheat CHUICHtS. XVE-VTK 'V. h's.!£ 2S Joo was in the city yesterday after picture frames. Sime called thia morning to let ns Wo learn that D. R. Cook, the uncle of tho deceased, has addressed letter* know be was in th* city. to parties in New York to obtain all tho facts he can, oiocorning the sad yesterday to got some old pipers for a bustle. and melancholy death of hi* nephew. Cals ’started for town ono day last Who say* w* can’t have a paper mill here? All it lacks is one hundredth part th* amount of energy that there is of capital and wo would have one of the teat milb in the State. Go for 'em, John, we will take up th* cry, aad if we don’t have a paper mill in Hastings, it will bo because there is no virtuo or sucoeM in printer’s brains or ink. Why Why not put your money wbere it will not only pay you a larger dividend, bat will also bo an everlasting help tu our city. Wako up then ; beatir yourselves and do something that people may say when (you are gone “the community and country have boon benefittod by yobr having lived." For th e accommodation of our sub.srib*r* who desire any ether ‘ book, magazine, or paper, published, with or without tho advertised premiums, wewill obtain it fur you at tho Lowest Ran*, without any expense to you h> sending the erder. • Ijsr or 1.111axs remaining nt tho Hasting* P. O., March 17, 1874 -. Dr. O: P. Abbott. Miss Helen Acker. Arak J. Barnum, Christian- Bolson. Messrs A. Boll A Co., Myra E. Bump, William Cooper. Jacob Church, Martha Crook, J. H. Durkee, Monro* Dedrick, Enos Easton, E. FifieM, Sally M. Ferris, Wm. P. Grammends, J. C. Glasg ow Roswell Horton, Mary Kesselring, Jack Myer*, Anson Nobles, Mary Owrts, Catherine Palmer, Albert J. Robinson, Mia* A. Bchomsn. Benjamin Turner, O. G. Warner, Albert Hilton, Adell* Hall, Rosa Johnson, Franklin Johnson, David L. McBurnsy, Mu. William*, Lent, and Ho), were in the city one day last week, and got pretty tight; they don’t look quite io well I’inkey Ann was in the city last.weok; sho camo to hoar tbo women pray, but wa* disappointed. She look* well Yes, we suppose the little joker wa* in tbo city, but we being absent of ily has only to appreciate it* merits to couno could not enjoy tho joke*. Ho become poesetwr. It i* to low-priced that everybody can have one, and so sra* looking well. There is Jake, now, with a load at hoop pole* Jake is looking “bully." We onderstend Jake, u in the city. Tom, Pete, Jake, Sam, Jim, Dick, Jed, Lun, and Dave, gave us a call this week, and we expect Zepb, John, Abb, Hank, Al, Mose. Bi, Lafe, and 8am, we expect to-morrow. Wo plans of Hastings, will give a Pound Social, at their Hall, in Rowers block, hope he win be looking well, on Friday evening March 27 th. Each Jut, (should become) will undoubted­ It will bo summer-time, by and by. lady, is requested to bring a pound ly bring new* of importance, as we Dr. Turner and wife* of Orangerille, package, containing biscuit end butter, have not heard from Jut in some time. cheese, cake, popcorn, apple*, candy, Jut is looking well are visiting friends in thia city. We truly hope tho above will meet X The first thunder shower of the sea­ nuts, etc. Those package* will bo purchased by tbo gentlemen, at the tho approbation of our readers, because son occurred last evening. An unprecedented stock of card­ social. Wo look for a grand time, and hope tho young people of Hastings, will board od hand at this office. patrodto« society, •which -will be for The Legislature probably will ad­ journ nt noon tho 21st, in*L anyth mg unless it-bos about three ouL Messrs. Dwight A Burrell ore ship­ X Oue day last week Mr. David Meeker, ttmns of Fsrrwsab, wo thought proper ping their celebrated cultivator* very who was working In Dwight A Co’s., to insert a/rw, and perbape may keep largely at present. ** plaining mill, met with a serious acci­ our readers ported ia the future u re­ Republicans, send in your notices for dent, wherein ho lost the thumb and gards the coming and going of the caucuses -, we will print them free, i and middle finger of the left hand, and the core conspicuous characters. TAry «r» print your tickets as cheap m the third finger was so mutilated, that am­ putation wo understand ia necessary. chaapast. The accident at once aroused the sym­ "ilarry County Poultry Association See “Ad.” of Mangham & Colo. pathies ot his shop mates, who oollect- mrt'pursuahi to adjournment Tuesday Johnny .says they mean bwunois. and ed on the spot, thirty-eight dollars lor evening, March 17th. 1874. wo doubt not they arc rolling geode very Mr. M. not through charity,but because Meeting called to order by the Presi­ of tho brotherly feeling existing among dent, and on motion a ballot wru taken tho workmen, toward M. for officers with the following result.: Vice President, David C Sanborn V Wo would call attention to the Ad of John F. Emory, John 8. Van-Brunt, A. M. Rock, in this arek* issue. Mr. members of Executive Committee, Rock's facilities for building Carriage* D. R. McElwain, John Hotchkiss, W. Vegetation ha* taken' a start, and should tho warm weather continue a are first class, and ho ia willing to war­ H. Goodyear. few days, hay will hardly bring 815 mat all his work. Wo are glad to sec manufacturing increase in our young was fixed .for Friday and Saturday, per ton on our street*. The 3d Quarterly muetingol the M. E Church, will be held newt Saturday and Sunday, March 21 and 22. Commnscinc Saturday at 2 1-2 r. x. Wo understand that spring goods are cotnmeaciog to arrive in our city. ic D. R. McElwain of thia city received a y:pJo of pallets, of the dark brahma | breed, cn* day last week, from W. H. Todd, of Obiu, for which he paid eight­ een dollars, and 81,50 cxprscs charges. American scenery, then which none ia more beautiful vary property hold* « the leading place in the March issue of Three charm! ng pictures, by ' J. D. Wooward, repress at come of the most striking scenes in North-Western Virginia. A nobler specimen of tho wood engraver's art has never been pro­ duced than the fall peg* rendering of Woodward’s 'Balcony Falls, ‘James' River.’ Th* artbt and engraver have taut—«o he writs*, worked lovely together, and the result is what may be boldly called a peifoct Dicxx«eoxvnxt.Nu*xiCo.,N.Y. ) picture. The second picture of this February 22, 1871. $ sari** b a striking viesf of th* woaderAbout ono year ago 1 caught a sorore ful 'Natural Bridge,' and the third rep­ cold in tho bead, which terminated in a rosent. a lovely spot on the ’Jama* River, above Rope Ferry.' Tho trum­ time ulocmtiom oecurred iS tlu. nasal pet-flowers, and other vines, twine grace­ passages, and I beeome wholly iteaf in fully over an old maple tree in the fore­ on* ear, with partial deafness in the ground. 0. Mettais. n French artbt, other. The inflammation had involved he* on ideal picture of •Poland,’ a fall- nil the delicate structures of tho ear*, page picture representing n woman, and I waa in immediate danger of per­ shackled, barefooted, seated amid snow manent deafaee*. The dbchnrgo be­ and ieo crushed down with sorrow, but came jirofueo and fetid, both into my not subdued. Fritz Paulsen contributes a full-page picture, 'Her Treasure,’ dition I called on Dr. Pierce for aid, showing the intaior of a chamber, who prcecribed hi* Golden Medical Dbwith a group of ladies standing about cov*ry and Catarrh Rnnedy, and under a cradle, in which there f* a sleeping their uao have rapidly rocorrred. My infant. This picture u artbtic and hearing h restored, and my Catarrh b beautiful in all of it* details. Tbc entirely well Joa* Bairn. Wolf turned Shepherd’ is n fine picture by Dore, illustrative of one of La Fon­ The Photograph Family taine’*. 'Laying Out a Town,’b a child­ Record. life picture, eminently life-like, by John B. Davis. Specht ecntribute* two mag­ Tit I’ktlfrrjft Fmuy Ittnrd b a work nificent cut* of animal life, ono repre­ that should fint a place in every homo senting ‘English Greyhound*,' and the in tho luul. It i* an Elegant Oil oilier 'Wild Ikuir*,' a fin* contrast be­ Chromo, Photograph Album and Fam­ tween domestic and wild animab. An ily Record comhiued, of th* higbeot oxcellent portrait of Annie Loubo Cary, finbh and of moot tasteful design. The in tho character of Amneris, in tho now subject is allegorical in its nature; there opera of ’Aid*,’ embellishes this num­ are scenes representing th* four princi­ ber. Another large portrait picture rep­ pal period* «f life; namely, childhood, resents 'Goethe st Home,' in the cham­ youth, manhood and old age ; these ber where he spent his childhood. The scenes arc ingeniously and prettily ‘Return of the Exili,' by T. E Rcaan- grouped together aad are surrounded by tbal h a beautiful picture which depict* a handsome framework of blue, gold en incident in tho life of a Spaniard, and flower*, in which there ere eight who returned to hu castle to find it ia oral opening* or space* of the proper vise for tho insertion of ordinary phototionsit will be seen that the March tograpli*. Under tbceo openings ere .Uiiu is remarkably rich in pictorial art, blank space* for the autographs, date* embracing every variety of subject of birth, etc., of those whose picture* Subscription price 83, including chromo* ar* intended to bo placed above. It ie Tlio East’ and ‘The West.' JamesJHut- a lovely home adornment and a'pleasant ton & Co., publishers, 58 Maiden Lane, reminder of the loved one* living and dead. All who have seen it express Now York City. both pleasure and satisfaction at it* beauty and originality of design. The The Cem Microscope. grouping of it* figures aud the. scenery surrounding them are life-like and nat­ ural. It must bo seen to bo fully ap­ preciated sad understood. It* low price (81-50) places it within the reach of all. It b mailed, post-paid, to any address on receipt of price, by Tns Bavratr Co.. 078 Wabash Ave., Chibut which are invisible to the naked eyo, the thousand and oue curioeitire end minute object* with many of which we are familiar, because we have read Entr’s Csmouc Taocnaa. —Among or heard of them, but which to tho un­ aided vision have remained a sealed the various remedies for Cough* none book, sre brought within the realizing enjoy a higher reputation than Enay's This feet places roach ot or sight end understanding Cxaaouc Ttoora*. by tho us* of the Gm, and many won­ them above the ordinary list of medi­ der* entirely new to ui are also brought cal preparations- For Coughs, Colds, to sight by its use. No article for the Asthma, and as a disinfectant and pre­ same price has ever been offered to the ventive against contagious direase they public which comldnc* the essential are a specific. Invaluably to singer* points of valuable instruction and enter­ and public .speakers. -Bold everywhere. taining refined amusement to so great Jena F Hurar, Ccxcux A Cc, 1‘roprioan extent a* thia instrument; every fam­ tora, 8 and 0 College Ilaco, New York. should provide their children with this valuable instructor. Thia Microscope posses*** the great advantage of‘being used by lamplight as well ao-by day­ light, and thus afford i entertainment offer the occupations of the day are laid aside, It ie realy of great value to any family if only because it shows tho adulteration in .food, as sugar, teas, eta., and the quantities of cloths. It also plainly shows Trfohina Spiralis or Pork Worm whenever.it exist* in park. It is asfelf mailed, post-paid, on receipt of price (11.60) to any address by Tut BrvrxiT Courier, 078 Wabash Avenue, POST AND MAIL. FAIR AND FEABLESS. ItAimFimtf UltiGiTi New Semi,To Fume Biiiien LABORER, FARMER, MECHANIC. MERCHANT, AT HALF THE PRICE Tl.ss Ltcil llifiw (toticii). Special Notice. THE WEEKLY POST AND MAIL. VALUABLE FAM WR MH I 115 Acrgs of Valuable LaM I Notice. Tho Republicans of Castleton will meet in Caucus at Capt McCormick'*, in Nashville, Friday, April 3, at two o’clock r. X., for tho purpose of nomi­ nating candidates fur township oiBccrs Terms Exceedingly Literal. For further particular* oaD on < address by mall Republican Caucus. PETER HOWARD. The Republicans of tho township of Rutland, are requested to meet at the Town House ia said township, on Fri­ day April 3d, at one o’clock p. in., to nominate suitable persons for township oftcors for tho coming year. By order of tho Committee. J. F. Main, uEEUi arm mosKE unt Temperance Meeting. Tho under*!nged viewing with alarm the prevalence oi intemperance in our midst, call upon all mon aud women who are interested in it* suppprc irion, to meet for consultation al Union HaU, on Monday evening, the 23d day of March, 1874, at 7 “ ‘ Cha*. H. Bauer, O. D. Spaulding, J. M. RusmII, A. J. Bow no, Wm. Loomis, D. R. Coak, J. Roberts, J. G. Runyan, M. T. Wbeeter, John H. Donnb, J. A. Qroblo, N. Bartow. Common Council. DHMNH Republican Caucus. . Tho Republican elector* of tbs town­ ship of Baltimore are requested to meet in Canens at the house of Alisa Green, in said township, on Saturday, tho 28th day of March, A. D. 1874, atone o’clock 8. J. Rim’s End of Pain cures Frost­ P. M., for ths purpose of nominating suitable perrons for township officer* for bite*. Coma. Neuralgia, Headache, Pain tn tho Bowtb and Dtosutei-y. 24tf the ensuing year, and transact such 82,000 worth of goods at cost, other business as may com* before it 600 in Coats, Vcstsjand Pants, By order of Republican Township 400 in Gtovea and Milieus, of. all BLANKS AND STATIONERIES, SCHOOL BOOKS PATEMT MEDICIHES, household PANACEA FAMILY March27th and28tb, 1874. _ On tooted th* Chair appointed Bar­' '. Regular meeting of tho Common Council, Monday March 10th. 1874. Preecnt—Mayor, Recorder, and Alda Mudgn, Besnmcr, Boic», Hams, and Bentley. ' Minute, read and approved. Aesouni, R. Mudge, exp* for Hose Tho Barry County Poultry Associa­ tion will hold their first exhibition March 27 and A, ia A. J. Bowfee's A. D. Cjok, Eeq , of *H* dty. wiff • Myyou Mayysrd of thia dty, hod owe sail at vendue, m Frairievilto, an section 1 29. Saturday th. 2M> fast., a Cue lol of cattle, horow. hay, com, potato, one u wstkH ths mnss of the au4i Account, 8. J. Rich, oil, 60. Account, Q G. UdMl fire ladder* id bueketa, 8»,»4. Allowed by aye* and nay*. Obstacles to Marrii Plymouth Pul] CHOICE GROCERIES! CONFECTIONEBIES! �NET AMTHTtsnum.____ G. P. Rowan A Cb't. Column. lanntt. it a great deal better than you could F’ “fee," eaid Mr. Behresm “Go on," said the Judge. Mr. Behreu*.-When this young lady camo over here from Gormanv she dida*kmo to marry her, and I was ready Ito, sad 1 told he* I was. But aha said that her mother must live with us and keep house for ua. I told her I had watched the ways ol her mother, cod that I WM not pleased with them ; that I loved tier very dreply. and wa* ready to marry her. but did not wish to marry bar mother also, who wa* a wo­ man, of lordly and unpleasant habit*, and insisted upon feeding me too much neighborhood, also'in Boyalton, nud. remained there until tho summer of 1816, when with Iris wife and nine chib Your Honor, to marry her now, pro­ dron, including tho prophet, ho went to viding that she will leave her mother Palmyra, N. Y\ opened * cake and out in the cold ; but I will net marry beer shop for traffic on publie day* ; at the old woman. 1 have made op my other time* bo was employed iu hunting mind to that, no matter what ecmee. for spring* of waler by the aid of witen Tbo Justice.—Now. let ma ask you, basal twigs, digging wells, making bas­ my young friend, which would /on kets, birch brooms, maple «ugar, ped­ rather do. pay down |300, or marry tho dling, hunting, fishing, trapping and young lady and have bur mother live drinking whisky, and when under the with yon? influence of the latter counterfeiting and Mr. Bohrena—(firmly) I will pay the digging for Captain Kidd's money. It 8200. wae at Royalton, however, and not at The Justice.—Allow me to ehakohands Palmyra that he was accused of crime. Joo had the reputation among tho neighbor* of being tho Isxiret and moot Court, Mr. shiftless of the family. Ho was fond of in circumstances somewhat similar to reading sensational'slory books, b'ke tbo your own. I! it had bad tho moral adventures of Captain Kidd and other courage which yon possess, it would similar publications. Ho also scemol have saved about twenty-five year* of to take an Interest in reading the Bible, quoted texts from the Prophecie*. at­ tended revival meeting*, and enoe juieqjk er it would marry a young lady and tbo probationary class of tbo Methodlig her mother, or whether it would pay church in Palmyra. 812-'> in gold. This Court was poor st Joseph Smith, San., and family re­ that time. It wa* earning an unsatis­ factory Uring at the reetonrant bu*i- moved from Pelmyr* to Manchester and ness. It yielded. It look the young took squatter*’* poseoesien of a small srumsn and the mother-in-law, and keep tbo 8125. For a qaarter of a esntury this Court regretted ita hasty action. It is glad to meet a man who cheriaes happiness mere than ho does money. Thu order of tho Court is the*, ths defondant stand discharged, and that the complainant, who had been trying to bring a man into alavory to a mother-in-law, be flnod 810 and cost— Cfotaye TnAuar, 17 IA j ! .-15 tin Abraham Lincoln's Dream, as Told by Dickens. TliU»..e.5 ai**«*^*Drw. On tho whole, m n fcw.hardy breed* are be.tot than many of rariou* merit and degrei* of convt.tuiion, we should gather from Tegetmeier, m well as from our own obronabota, that Brahmas, Dorking* and Houdani are the heal inVratmeut, taken all tn all, for the poultnrnri- Judicial Sympathy. Last week a young German girl nam^AnM^raDonncrecWag, beviug a trust­ ful confidence in the laws of her coun­ try, especially ns expounded by Byron, went before that Justice in Chicago and began a suit of 8200 against AuKUitus Behrens for breech of promise. She would have tued for more, but •300 is tbo limit of the jariedktiod of a Jatfiro. sad that is the reason wbv the stopp-d at that figure, not bet what tbs small house. Tho family remained here for a number of years. Th 1810, while Joseph Smith, Sen., and bi* two eons, both older than the prophet Joe, were digging a well they found a stone which had the anpeuranco a quarts mineral, and wo* shapotl like a child’* foot Joo was lounging around the promise* and took poseouion of thi* curiosity. He had now found a magic stone, and by ita aid pretended that he could make wandsrful discover­ ies ; by it* use bo could discover stolen property, hidden treasures, Ac., but it wa* a much more efficient agent when Ssrv Lip*. Drrtttt 0ftif SUi. Jy, #v. going to happen, and that very eoon.’ ” To which tbo Attorney-Genemal had ob• ervod, "Something good, air, I hope." When tho Pmidenl answered very gravely, **I don't know; but it will hap­ pen, and short*]?, too.” Aa they were all impressed by hie manner, the Attor­ ney-General took him up again . “Have you received any infonnatioc, air, net yet diaclceed to us f "No,'' answered the President; “but I have had a dream, Michigan Central R.*B. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, BUY J. &P. COATS’ BLACK TOM) him Item W«*x S»rUi-«vi sranoss YreUMti. - ^31: ,in>O|> = D*tol. Doatw. •t i jet ‘ •! * uj Million OF ACIES Oran Lak*. JmAsw. n.tu. creek. KilsaiuM. NU-. CktaMv. anirv. U?-iS rf U' 5 a] T X I:3jtu i-WiSSYSra, a*, t, Attasue Ires—, rsaafcerar state* rate gTr^V. KXTESSIOM NEW YORK DAY-BOOKi: $■450 000 GIVEN AWAY! A OllASD LEGAL <nrr ,'oXCEKT 'vinecar bitters Dr. J. Walker** California Tinrear lintrrs nre i. ttrvly Vegetable preparation, m cbi'Oy from the native hrtH found <-n tltefoavr range* ul th* Sier­ ra X<-Ti.l. atoaulaic* of California, the isat’iSs’srsiSrt-. ifiSSSKSttlSfilrt "■afcWrtljgS,, huge pair of spectacle*, which he denominated hi* Urini and Thummin. This book-Joo wa* instructed to trail-1 slate, which he professed to do with th* ' aeeietance of the spectacles. Tho book was finally published, and i consisted of plagiarisms from tho Bible, 1 and a novel written by Solomon Spsld-1 ing. a gradute of Dartmouth College. I Since that period tho name of Joseph -Smith has bemmo well known- in nil pans of the world, and the now system of religion fotrnded by him, has made many convent* in America, and also in all portion* of Europe. Fourth Grand Gift Concert PUBLC LIBRARY Of KENTOCKY, sSss-JssSe On March 31st, uext liiuim .t u»«iM^"k Brandies and Champagnes, __ JsraSraur. 60,000 Tickets, 12.000 Gifts. sUSeaxc. ««x». '*• r-r •ro. 30 nBOADWAT, SEW YORK. HERETHEY COME. Bound for the Great South- home in Newton county, Indiana, to his nsw home in Harvey county. Mr. Bufgees has commenced hia plowing, and ono of his house* i* alyeadv erected. Ho hu* been cultivating one of the finest forms in Indiana, (sixtoon hun­ dred acres), and ears that be shall bare a much finer one in Kansas He ia a man of large capital and business exr- , n ■ amt 1>w AVnAvtMire BTl<1 111* •Wilk acrtb ESSX CLEVELAND,01110 tertfneilvo nzaber tweet Dctrat lam S UB Irtitsi Mrai ho Perann can take Ilir-xs* Illttera *ccon!:ng to clin-rtion*. and remain long unwell, provided their boon are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or other means, i1" vital orjTuw wooted bryrmd repair. Grateful T housand* proclaim Vnraaxe HtTTOa the mod woedcrful Icvigorant that ever sustained the anking system. Bilious Ilrmlltent, and Inter­ mittent Ferrra, which are so prevalent in the valleT* r.f our great rivsra through­ out the Vnited Statre, especially these ot the Miauoippi. Qhio. Mjwoun, Illinois, Tenncwwe, t'uzuberlaad, Arkanicwi. Bed. Colonxlo. Brasra. Bin Grande. Pearl, Alal-una. kfobile. Savannah. Roanoke, Jameo, and tLAiir < tli<i-, nnj^beir vast tribuUriro. thronglioct ourratiro country dur­ ing the Summer audAut-nua. and remark­ ably *o during nKMouaot tsetwual IxWl and drynews. *r# invariably aeeOBipanied by ex­ h noire ileruigemral* of the stomarb' and liver, and othera»>.fonunal viscera. In tbeir treatment, a purgative, exerting e powerful' iulucnce upon three various organs. 1* MMatiaTy ntcraaary. Ibero is no eathort»C for the purpose rqtud to litJ. Waxxeb's Vixni >n BrTTO.*. a* they will speedily re­ move the dark-oolorsil vu-id matter with MICHIGAN wlueb ttio bowel* are loaded, at tho same limo stimulating the secretions of the llrer. cud generally restoring the bealtl^y (unction* of the dipiativo organs. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Hoodscke.Pain iu theShould'-.ra.Coiighs.Tigiitnra* of the Chest. Dixrin* *, Soar Eructati.m» of the Stomach. Bad Taste in tbo Monti:, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of thm Heart, imfoxmatlon of the Longs, Pain' in the region of the Kidneys, sad s hun­ dred other paiutul ermptom-, are the off■pnnr- of Dyipcpsda. Ono bottle will prove a better guarantee of it* merit* than The Best Paint in the World- in. O..n; ir.itanr.iAtioun, .Ucrctulal Affec­ tions, Old Son-*, Eruptions ot the Skin. Bare Eyes, ete., etc. In three, a* in *U other conttitutinuaj Diacoace, WsLcra'a VutooAS BrrxEB* bare shown their (.-real curative £<>nvni tn the mart obstlnato and For ‘Inflammatory and Chronic lllienmatism, Gent; Ihltou*. Bcmittcnt and lutcrmitteut F.trn, Di*ra*m of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, end Bladder, these letters leave no equal. Sueh Di.wn.x-* are curard by Vitiated Blood Mechanical Diseases,—Pnrwm* raRagcd in Paints and Minerals. *rah m Piusbsza. Typwettea, CMtbbeataa, nd Mxncra, a* they edranee fofi*?a^«E §100,000 00 SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE! )«t to poralyair of tbo Boneta To guard aguut thia, taho a do** of Waixzr'B Vrxnuxa Ihmaa-ocrasiatmlly. For Skin DiaeaMs, Erttptfom,Te*tar, PP0^ **»»■*-• OK MMill PUB,HUBsMl One Prize $5,000 in Silver I G=iS’. gage rar, filed with boggage, and four coaches, rotxtsmiug ono Hundred and eighty “f the thrifty people of Ilhnuuu The trains were made up an the In­ dianapolis and Si Louis JUuroad, end come through from St. Loum to Aubima via tbs Mireoun Fscific Bailroed, and were token from thence ever tl.r> A. T. 4 8. F. B. B-, without change of Would The Babcock far1 Wayid Jatisi & lajuai -•US SM We have, in tho last week, observed several of tho tangible signs of tbo on­ ward movement* towarda the lands of tho Atchison, Topeka A Banta Fo Bail­ toad. Three parties of people have j.aavd through our city in tfio last week, num­ bering from fifteen to thirty each,- from the States of Iowa, Indiana and Michi­ gan, all representative men of the best . type of farmers, who are on a prospoctSlour, tn search of homo* fur them­ es and many friends andjteighburs. By thus forming lhemsoivre into bodies of twenty or thirty, they obtain a re­ duced rate tor a trip of examination, but the bulk ot the |«x>ple who are daily seen on their suolliwcstward jour­ ney, do their laud hunting io eooptae or singly, which after all, is the best mothTho class of people who are now com­ ing in to occupy on r heretofore undevel­ oped country, is well represented by Mr. Gideon Burgess, whom we had tho pleasure of meeting on Tuesday last. Ho purchased on that day, from tho A. T. t. 8.F. R. It. four and a half Mo­ tions of land, (three tliousand now), and has dosed his contract for the tran­ sportation of four thousand eight HOW HE PAID HIM. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R- Grand River Valley ttvison . 1 draod with Charles Sumner, lost Suaday, against my rule; and, a* I had stipulated for no party, Mr. Secretary Blanton was tho only other guest be­ sides hi* own secretary. Stanton is a man with a vary remarkable tnetnoiy, and extraordinarily familiar with my bcoks. Ho and Sumner haring been tho first taro public men to tho dying President's bedside, and haviag remain­ ed with him until he breathed hl* last, we fell Into a very iatoretting conversa­ tion after dinner? when, each of them giving his own narrative eeperately, tho usual diacrepanciee about detail* of time were obeerrable. Then Mr. Stanton told itio a curious littlo story, which will the Preeident was shot, there wa* a cabinent council at which he presided. Mr. Stanton, being at tho time eommandar-in-shiot of the northern troops that were concentrated about boro, arrived rather late, indeed, thrfy were waiting for him, and, on his entering the room, the President broke off in something be was saying, and remarked: "lot us proceed to business gentlemen." Mr. Stanton then noticed, with great sur­ prise that tho President sat with an air of dignity jh hrs ehair, instead of rolling breejt, with abort limbo end email about in tbo most ungainly attitudes, os bcue*." Also, that fowl* an in per­ hu invariable custom was, and Instead fection for the table only before they of telling irrelevant or queetiouablo have attained maturity. Therefore a storiet he was grave and calm, and cross of the Malay, with ita long, enoky < quite a difforaut man. Mr. Stanton, on neck, end ptamp, high-flavored breast, leaving tho council with tho Attorney­ with tbo chort-leggid Dorking, will General. said, to him: "That is the produce an extraordinary table fowL most satisfactory cabinet meeting I have Be objects to the hpaniah on account of attended for many a long day. Wbat their dark lags, so objectionable in on extraordinary change in Mr. Lin­ The Attorney-Genera! replied, market Tho Games linvo tho draw- coln ■ back of a yellow akin, though tho flesh “We all sarihat before yon camo in. ia well Savored. Tbo Polish and Ham- While we were waiting for you, be said. bargii. though excellent in flavor, are Cochin d-velopen tbo leg at tho oxpetMw* of the btexst, but although a lit­ tle coarse, is a good table fowl tor borne use, but not for shipping. Mated with tho large French breed*, tbv crus* is white-skinned, of a very good lire, and attain* matwritv rapidly. Tbo Brahma i* tho largest end finest of domestic fowls; with full, broad, prominent breast; a back abort and broad between tbesboaldsra and across the hipe; a raised. sleuder neck, and wing* small and tight. The true Brahma is a good fcttener, n first-rat* table fowl, early ripe, and at maturity of enormous proncrticu*. A cross between lbs Bksbma ik—a: -i—_c.i.i CEAFPED MBS ABD JACK ' 1. i!J i re. the .resem free, worm* Uke three Bittara. ' For Female Complaint*, in young or ufo. marned or ringk, st the d*wn cf net eeeured that your liver io not d^ngfto work. The only seaabfo trootmentn to AND THE SOUTH. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-03-25.pdf b379433dac9d9391198eb7eeff26ca7f PDF Text Text — vol xvin. W»il and Cant- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 187+ STEBBINS & BELDING ■boat John. Hi* habit amount that Colonel Frank Powan fuu NO. 48 OBITUARY. FROM DARKNESS LICHT. TO dollar on the raee-courao. WM. B. HAYFORD, time, COUCHES, BED-LOUNGES, TRESSES. Milwaukee Eye and ths Burgeon MAT­ rith hie impulalTo mtreuriol ternpefa.*nl tl.nrM ■■ nlk«r rlann-A* “ •FroMlman’aBareau bil CHAS. IL BA VER. Cartwright took out his watch, and lgVS4,iSK*J?4a5'.-aWR friends that in 1872, haring with a national nr infirmities of juclg man is without th him ram beiis. "Certainly," said Susan, with brightening eye. “I was reading of bit in the paper last night He has bee: client health and spirits, and after con- "You will cxetue us. Colonel." said Peter; ■‘but John and I had a Utile dbpnta. He thought you had lost your right arm." with an alrpost univeml Meant accord-1 Come and See Them! "I aboul.1 like to see him." left of its gan to show symptoms of that not indicated that th« unrest an I irritably which but too !y presaged the coming fall His student, a man of indomitable pride and determination, Charles Sumner hu tasked to the utt nuost hie powerful! John." the I Isn't John saving up money with which to per off the muttgngv ou his house f * think I won it "Yea. He has almox’ enough. That mortgage is eleven buadro-l and fifty Yoon Chaim.—Wo are now prepared to re-seat SPLINT AND nn*TT»R i__ , ___ __ I __‘.i ______ n. ..... their wooled strength, or that his mind but whoso strength was gradually taili- ’gSSSSSSl®® anything to him that I STEBBINS & BELDING. A. I’. DRAKE, ’ "But—Pete- Opposite Goodyear's Hardware. ffil, JOHN ROBERTS, PitrinaAN* SUBJI^lS^-DeiUisi twain. 1 Horace Or Ute matter, but way to give him a kroon. Hold your peace, and await the result." '■ On tlie following day Peter Cart­ wright met John Ogdon in the stuns, snd DRH. J. 81. Jt C. RUSSELL, fiivnajutsrs- ntjK9Xs.-o#M n« . fO^VEYAXCKRS. ‘ M. wJ RIKER. -Whwh—" "Excuse me John. doubt conspired, with break a spirit proud not—he dared not—tell pillar it h is worshipped. own sin and foliy. Wil! you go up with me this evening ?" '■Certainly I will,” replied John, gladly. How is bo F’ • Comlurtoble, considering. Ho baa had a hard time of it though. You knew be bad lo*t an arm ?” “ITieard of bis being wounded at Antietam WM. UPJOHN. l•^YSl|•IAX^t-8L•|XGKOX.-oa*» w ns*l,8< itMUar., Mb*. '“ my right aye, That was on tng year I went to eae I ot Milwaukee. Alter With the last All classes of persons in the United fond of and courfoX by society, the Htatna will units in doing honor to a world • wondered, anf the quidnuncs ebook their heads. For onee tho world was right- The xifexif Charles Bum- •It is from Mr. Cartwright sir. his manhood to bi* country; lame was Ho found witbin, one thousands dollar* in bank no ea. and a folded ■latter. He U>gh Sheriff of the county of Suffolk. the world is sulfieMnlly familiar. LTiarlee Sumner graduated at Harvard back your thousand dollars. 1 wuu the Collego, after which ho became a pupil money as honestly as gambling bets of. Judge Story in the law aebuol at Cambridge la 1834 ho waa add mi I ted D. DIAMOND. SHERIFFS. GEO. H. BROOKS. I Wheeler * Wllacn before pureliMlng c!»ewhere. I ' S CebalsUrv Oeo<b. r<;m.*r‘2k’ra'’ CAtL AT JOHN STANLEY Pure Wines and Liauors! FOB MKDtClNAL FCKPOStat. DENTIST ‘ Milan- SwEEj’S H0!61-) CBAXD UAFiW.............................MICH. •Forgive me, John, and believe that pirk np in time.' glacd are merely stryr?lng uput> the largo. Everything apt«an>d :o be doing thresbold-cf their third rotate. Within well, and 1 could sew pUialy until the John's eyes moistened aa be fixed bis itwir I ap Whi-n The Colonel pleasantly after I bad much to tell willing to listen John arose to depart first. Ho had told his wife that bo should not be out Isto. Cartwright would remain a while A. D. COOK Agent. Why not support Home Industry?. Did you ever take .the trouble to And out what makes a community .tlirifly and prosper­ ous? You go to the city and you see the people all alive and atiring, and the Grat thing you say, is “ They arc doing lots of business nere !" Everybody seems to be.doing well. Mccltanics are seen by hundreds hurrying to their Labor with their dinner pail on their arm. What is the caireo of ail this stir? !*Y" there is a demand at Home for work, the people patronize Home Indus­ try, city people know that it is to tbmr own personal interest to support Home ftwfcjind they dp tfinvariably. Who eats wheat rinsed in Barry Coimty, if it is not the people in the county? We must inild up our, own jilace; people in Grand Rapids won’t do it for tut' We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradesmen, J.awycrs, Doctors aud Laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics in Hastings who ean do a good job of work.” To such I would say, look at our Brick^buildings, our Agricultural .works,’ our Milling and our Carriages, Wagons, Cutters’ &c made in Hostings; and then ttay we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years ogo; for then there was not evehji'paintcr in IJnrry County that could paint a lumber wagon fit Fo be‘seen. Tbfere is uo need of going away from Hastings to get a CMtrifige or Buggy,, and ao far ns Cutters are concerned.' you can Saee ten dollars on every Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any other Town in Michigan (yreai or small), for I know they cannot compete with my Cutter Machine. 1 am giving my customers the benefit of my Cutler Machine which I do say is a saving of ten dol­ lars to them on evqsy Cutter they, buy of me. I have nearly sold out my first batch df Cutters, and am Jluhnmy Out another lot wltieh I will have ready in a few davs. I shall sell Buyyus Mou^ Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices oh bug­ gies titan ever before. I am preparing Machinery to enable me to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me. on. I have made my customers Happy and. can do it again. My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and tjat is evidence of satisfac­ tion somewhere. ’ J. L. REBD intly V.'.T. ■■gSsSK«fi Sasiinll! be really was, had Im.n Lid tfOftE l/tOUSTIfY- MISCELLAJfEOOS CA RDS On the day following this vist Plater JOHN 08DEN S LAST BET. and watching, lunch Joon f ‘I will if you'll lunch with mo." thich Thacknrny applied tothegmtMt lie lamed the eye with a broad' lance, withdrawing it slowly from the eye, and break (set F' i principle which the youth of the ray. But John Ogdon revived in ■nd when bo told his wifo the the j«en 1887 and 1840 be rioted John Ugdcn bad contracted a vory bad habit—a dangerous and* a sinful laying th# foundation of that intimate A Brave Boy. A Japanese Normal School standing. right." • John Ogden looked up curiouely. "Eh. Peter F‘ "I say. Frank ought to bo thankful Wnght County, Iowa. The meetings were .conducted with great ananimity and barrauuy. The goat people thought obtain a supply of dear of Nations," which attracted great a wife true and loving, end children • brig lit and good. And John waa a good, hfa right" About this p-tiuxi he m "You menu that lor a joke F* kind busband, ana an even-tempered, picked young men waa formed, and be- from the Whig party “How r indulgent father. He was a book"Why - Frank has lost his nght arm, gair the study of English. They were Froe-tioilata. In 1841 fresh and unspoiled, and leaned with great rapidity. At a certain point, as proper want*. , they could understand tho ordinary exJohn Ogden's betting had come to bo a matter of emphasis and determina­ ton that is tion. Ths habit had so fastruod itself upon him that he coal 1 bet off-hand, "Are you daft, John mean it 1" “Do you mean to It was something very different from Power, Ass l*i hit Itfl ladiant face. “1 have won City dollars headed buy. He was wsll i to •Pshaw 1" HAST1SS8. MICH. _ arm tiaa been wn»io. "Peter," he finally said, slowly and emphatically, “Frank Powers bus lost despibed by Mr. Greeley : children were brought tea proto-u ‘ “Mr. Sumner had made aa elaborate ! POULTRY WORLD. Judge Butier. one of South Carolina's Sell The Diamond Tooth X C Saw which is guaranteed inc to ent fifty per cent - > wore Wood than any saw mode. dsfirww K4sW>S-, discipline inn large school is, in res- "Whom did you bet with John Y' "With Charic* Ashcroft." "And you took hie fifty dollars F* Greble & Russell sI his bdlU.nl aurom “Du yon think so F' ttrUcr GR3CBEIE8 /or fct identical with thia ^l^.UM, IF YOU WANT rwpreially a. ‘-John,'old boy, I am glad to tee you. You’ll excuse my nut rising. 1 am Eboald the A*eat fall to call on yoo, be Invitoa you to call al hla office In the Ktnrc of HICKb BRO.'S, HUkte btroet. HaM*x<B, Mich., and examine the ._ __ lUTOKK. ■ "Bras ras naturally a aiudeut and a man of xclusive taatoa. Hi, apparent hauteur The Nejv Wiieelei: k Wilson Sewing Machine AWARDED the j highefrt premiums at all the leading fairs in the World, aud tho only one uecommexi>ed for the Grand Diploma of Honor, at the | Worlds Exposition, at Vienna. It has less Pisces than any Shut- | tie Machine, Sows Paster, It Runs Stiller, It Runs Easier. It Sews the Thickest and Lightest Goods, It is Easier Adapted to Different kinds of Work, It will lost a Lifetime, Every Joint being Adjustable. Old Machines repaired or Exchanged. Extras of all kinds at the office of the Agdnt in this City. ■ouua, till tha vage A Summ mg Up. wtmli h-.ietw p.-ar u Unitsd aama." �—— ^ta]ypuMiraii fanner. The Temperance ment. ELeotiI Our New York Letter. Move­ Your readers have mostly forgotten Stoksa. and with him Jim Flak. Well, such is life. Th. h.ru of to-day ■. for­ gotten to-morrow. Fisk lies in his bloody grave st Brattleboro, btokM is in Sing-Sing prison, but no oae mentkme them now. I ran up to Sing-Sing the other day, an I saw Stokes. He is employed in the prison as book-ke.jror lor the great boot and ebo" manufactu­ ring bourn of Mrims, Trask A Ripley, MStori alto* this tesM of aaa paper to of this city, who employ th. labor of an ge to preea aatll we ekaU have erid, at Swxn Dated S Stattrry J erase 6artw.ll Wm A 8win Jams. A Stall Jmm 0 mowte co ber slirqron, end dromonds largo or scroll, all otw her drees and person wherever they could tro proved, this lady’s trandfstaer «M a cart-man, bar father a pawn-broker, and her hutrond—all. *-v! Taylor John H Taylor ThomTaylor T Baxter Townh^Edward Upjohn JFm Underhill Edward Vrooms. Imao W Van VW Irving V.nVleckAndrewK Van Vleck Grang ff'.llroms Lewis D Forth 0mv«0 Beet JBmtv G WHOLBXLI A BXTAIL foest. that we true! the bkeriags of the Greet I Am will rets cm every effort to Stay too tide ef intewrjroraace ia our total, aad dry ep the saloons of araty ecty aad village from Maine to Califor­ nia, from Lake Beperior to the Ever- ter ha «wmy and shoot him, as th. prosecution claimed. Btokte said that gteAe.; aor until we ehall have ex- when h. caught sight of Flak' tho latter preoMd ah apo that: euch jndicions acwas approaching him with sjwod. He Steuaeay betakewbyewr ritnens as to added that he saw Fisk pull his pistol, esteure a temperance triumph in our and it was owing to th. impute, of tho ewa city, «mI ths preteetieo ef eur boys moment- -tb. instinct of mlf-pnemvasad gute from the blighttag ‘ curM of tion—that ba draw hfo own weapon and firwd. After dierbarging his revolver htomperaaM. Astiea. dfoiatoreeted. ho jumped onl of range, and gave th. JUirteeo aotfoa, ia demaUod. and muac alarm to th. attache, of the hotel. He is well treated, and dews not complain, bo had. If vietary io to erewn our efforts. but it is evident that the change horn JU atonal •rtgilanm ia th. price of lib­ the Ufa of excitement i» the city to the erty, as unyielding, Utominsd effort is triUng upon him. He slid to Mr. <b. fries of taaperanee- We eay, 1st Trask, of the firm in whoM service, he SMh aa effort h. pal forth, witheal dt- u foe th. ounce, that ho would like to chang. plaxwe with him. lay. and M aS who enlist, aalisi fot the "You are as well off. aa you are." said the philosophic merchant. •'In­ deed, yvur sitnation ia preferable to mine. You work so many hours and get excellent food and camlottable clethinc. The change in faahioaadca’t .affect you. you have no cares on your eepy ef th. ateesdonate propoesd to the reaiti tattoo. al the late extraordi­ nary eeaaion of th. legislature. Prior to Us affinal yab:i.-atisu wo eastion th. public against forming epmions advene __U the proposed change* owing to defecte ia th. published article. We hare not aa yto ease any report of th. changes that approach., accuracy, hesr. ebril k-t priat it, until we bar. before et th. .Sela! eoyy. And w. b.licv* when ths people hat. that, and •haO have aerofelly examined it,, they will agree with alatost perfect unanimi­ ty, Chat, as t Who!., th. changes ar. wise and j«4MoMk »»J *• eonetitution as pcojwtod, greatly m porter to that of pew ar in New York, and they ore in­ creasing every year, not only In numbare, but wealth and infitwnM. When ooo of them gets up in the world be means money. Indeed. all that m*n car. for positron is Io make money out of it, and they do it. Th. loaders cd ths various rings are in ‘a few cases • T5 entirely new Patterns never before on sale. Flrat Ward. STATE AFFAIRS. jap.™ giv st certain will do everything in the of art, but will expect a h penaatfoa for hsc xmiqun I— You see yon can gel anything ia New York fix money. Van Arman Chas E Van Brunt John 8 Van Brunt Albert E Vail Aaron E Wright Harvey Barn*. fit-raw. Bolls, Wounds, Uleera, Bruises Plica, Spraltw, . Colle, Old Sores, All Hemorrhages, Dlarrhcna, Neuralgia, Bore Throat, UM pus®, strati ’ WTffi UK -UK ni Him MFI Line of A No. 1 A SlffillOTOGKiraS! —----- GROCERIES Youngs Charles D Fuller Joseph B Gregory Lewis I. Geechwiud M Grant Bobart J Wilmot Anthony Wright Har.ta Fourth Ward. Angle Andrew J Altoft Thomas Altai! George E Whittimore Wm L FIIVE STOC’K! INK, CRAYON. WATERCOLOR AND OILS, Fartridge Cochins. Golden gpasgisd Haabwgu. Silver Spangled Third Ward. Acktoy Fred D Notice to Contractors! B-samer John Bentley James W Beilcy Henry H McEwa.no Defoe B Moeh.r David II Maynard Anton D Clark Michael Coon Wilber Cote Cbartes J Cote Joseph . CBOCmY! Cimi! las, Is le to IM bvihTTrwisOT st liurrsll Edward P Berber Wm K Briley Alvhl W Bailey Cbsrim A Bronson Newton J Black Aaron M A BARGAIN ——■UHAYI GOT ID SELLTOIAKEROOlFOROUBSPRfflGSTOd Brown CharteeD JAMES WOODRUFF Cortright Harry Corey Adalbert Cook David R DON’T titct. a-v I Remember, Cash for Farmers Produce.- For ’ another like BARGAIN wffl Clough Horatio Tho Prison L’brary new contains over 1,900 volumes, of which more than 1,200 has bees tdded the past jaax. Tho first tract of tend located in Iron■ wm roonly was in th. tawnshln ot Te­ cumseh, by Austin H Wing, in 1821 Tbs P'gean River Iron Coe.pony wPl start their fu users tho present mon.h. They hare a sfntk of ore bongut >«st fa'L Colo John • Drake A Philo Dickinson Swift DickinMn Byron Dunning Philo R dance at Albion College is twenty per rout greater this term than the errva' ponding term ’asiyeg-. A reunion of th. Sixth Regiment of Heavy A.tilery is appointed al-leekecu on the 9th of April A dance in tfobcolcraft, recently, broke ep in a row. The Qty Marshal attempted to arrest the instigators, and was attactod and brutally beaten and bruised by the ruffians. At Adrian, ^Monday evening, 150 workingmen asermbleo and took the iniatory stemi for th. formation of a Gump David Gillumti Osgood E Gebhart Frank Th. fishing at 8t. Joseph has opened. Some seventeen boats an engaged in the busies* employing servniy-fiv. hands. Th. average daily catch ia about 800 pounds meh. Th. Rsr- Mr. Manteo and the editor of th. A.*'z»sae«, ef Marshall, an har­ ing a spirited controvereey in regard to th. teupsranee movement Each aa- SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. WANTED I Cornwell Bylvseter c_ t. vr____ a Cook Adtian D Edertes Chsr'ee Fuller John A Gundlo Geo Goodyear John 8 Heath D C Hitchcock Wm B Wootey DrtrittC Winklearon John Wrigtaf Barney Whaler Isaac Holbmok Chas G Hoi» si ChasO Hall James M □ealh WH Hartko Charles Juhnson Guo H Jones Allan mantary adjsetiv. or two throws judiSecond Ward ciouriy in as to the lady’s Iroauty, adds Abby George a five dollar note to the bil]; a minute Bromley Murry description of a toilette brings up the Brown Earl R Th. JouMville woo'en factory expense to (85, aad a full description, from tbs white riiraror to the top drese- removed to Grand Ratada Ito preeeat location bring to small for th. business growing tip. Th. fruit-growers of Benton Harbor kava decided to tun thia .season th. peck pMch basket and th. quart berry box Jor shipping fruit. rvewsted (be rseramticn of the old law, ■M were in perfect harnsoey with ths Mme of the Michigan PaWiehov'. A.eoeUiion ia Joao and ia February last. This pobey has tod to wide diacMeion aari teary dWfcnoMs at epiatoa among "Not at all," waa his reply, “It will eurrotamporario* They era sa iadep-in incrooM it, for it will show them all whorv they can get good accounts But it has killed Mr. and Mrs. X Every­ body knows to a dead certainty that they routnetod for my effort to make her anpear as she deaired—and all tbair kind friends will know that everything that to done for her henafter to a mat­ ter of contract. They don't care what people Ofol, for they are shoddy, but MB k Mt a ® IWOtUlri Birdsall Daniel E Burgh or Lafayette Bishop Honor Beckman Wm W Burgher Andrew J Bliveu Wm Bartow Chas E Curvy George counting room at right a. M., and from that on till night it to on. perpetual strain. Every nerve ia him is strung to the utmost tension, for a miataka or a neglect in th. smallest matter may bnng upon him ruin. They grow pre­ maturely gray, and nine-tenths of them die before their time And the trouble ia, that cut of every hundred, nincty- among th. upjier-erMst. Ths real aria tocracy are oompelMd to recognise theeo new creations to a csrtain extent, for th. Almighty Dollar baa a power any­ where in this world. A little law-suit in ana of th. courts of th. city th. other c„., .1 SUU Mte ca.rrt Ft . Adame Joseph About this time look out for street musicians. Your streets will be mad. vocal with t)ro violin and harp, idayed by little Italian boys and gtris, who tears Kaw York this month, aud got back aariy in ths fsll. Thsse children called Pairaati, who bring them to Anrorioa and teach them to play, th. Padrone, paying tiro parents either a sum in gross, or a juice per year. The hit!, stars, are sent out, end are re­ quired to bring home so unch money per day, tho altornative being an un­ merciful troatiag. which to religiously administered. A certain numbar of them are sent West every spring, to walk th. country, end it is a siagutar fact that lb.y send to the I’sdrone. regularly all that they gvt except the merest poeeiblo living. Tho? here a there ar. no min ia th. world who la­ fear of the Padrone; they regard him bor .o hard aa th. merchants of N.w as a sort of a powerful devil cho can York. Th. life of tho average merfind them and reach them anywhere, and this feeling is cultivated, for il makes it safe to rend them s BroodTbs skulking loafers who lie. oo thee, children ere the moat cruel diaeolute, d.baechod Mt that New York bus. A taformaiten is scrrecl there is oeasidarabk more Huisem done in Hastings, ihrui la Oiarlotte. at ths depot of the O. R. ▼. B- H-, aad lhare is a reason for it, thvre being u. eemprting line reMhing thia ehy. aha left bun To take tho ears for a visit to setn. Irieads at a distant place. Bkertly afirt. ber hvebsad learned eh. did not go to the expected direction, sat eul to hunt her ay, sad found h.r at a Xalamsnro hotel, staying with a young mas as bls wife. Th. youth is 17, and the lady S7 veers ef age. Both have b<M axrestH- Wall Paper! Wall Paper! J. Cole & Son, Brucsfoy Humphrey Csmpb.Il Hubert Collies Ebert 8 Qnddack Joseph Campbell Frank T Chris Jacob List or Fanum issued from ths U. 8. Patent Office to Michigan inventor* for the weekending March 8, 1874, and meh bearing that date. Furnished this paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitors of Pat- Hnbbril Ambrow «its. Waahipgton, D. C.r BayuM Geccge Win. net Oder Fkw-J- Ohrir, Do- BaedriokWmO Headrick John G Hall Mathew Hinman Erastu. M HogtoJamoeE Christi. Alex J Cornell Syh.Tter Dewey George M I’ickeraon Jamee Dickinson Langley Dickey William 11 Dunning James Darting William H Darling George W Dwight Charfoe F Denria Joi » H Eastman William T Eaton Letnuri E Fisher John A 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring I . f.’Tsy-taw&iai'gte.». Falter Jctoeph B Prort Wm H Green WriHngtoo Goldsmith Chas H fHUKtr . Good Tough Oak, Book Elm, or White Ash Lumber Kelley Wa'ter W Ke'tey Ws"«ce C Knukorbcker Tboowlous Kilt Wm Gcodyear Geo E Goodyear Nathan B Green Henry L Iwins Vritntino Goodyear Wm 8 Guile Welter Lathrop E II Loomis Wm <-ako Marquis Michael John Mathew. Gilbert Marshall Arthur Mann Levi O Myera Josenti Maynard W- vn 1 MMy John RICHEST BACON A KARRS Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleighs, Wood Sawing Macihines. Hams William IIotchk'M John Holbrook Edward A Holmm Window II Heath William H II Mmd Worthy L Hayford Wm II McMurry Madi- un Mills Win C Merriman James Nevins John M Nacbtreri Frederick Nobles Julius Nobles Joel P Nelson D F . PerkinajOtia PricYate Milton PeenrilJ D I’owsrs Samuel Vfiug Joseph Pratt Ahijah R FtbdtoSmnMa C Hyatt Luther Haskin. Danid Hicks Charles H Janes Henry . Joom Hiram n. wit Hsias Is um instmwuw >a S60.000 00 • to First-Class Instruments. u otnuBimo nr L. D. SINE’S Hitt MOiTTVlr GIFT ENTERPRISE! Te be drewa Meefey. Kay ilk, 1174. - Kimble Eramut New Scales. Lathrop Metlish J Ifower Augustus Bred Merrick D Rich Sherman Ifooims.n ltav.,1 G wmr? UNDERGROUND RuxmII Jeremiah M Russell Marcus ' New Styles. New Prices. Very Lew Ktueril Charles Knox, Three Rivers. Wmlmfll-G. A. Myers. Bchootorafb Fem Oa>». 0. Vaa Biff*, la HiehNetoon Marsh Theodore D McNair Fredrick Wawvoom, JV o. US Gnote, near Xthih St., Jf. J. fctteaJ.mmH �stings - lt» Agricultural । Buchanan Correspondance. lachine Worke-The Rob­ Ins Sulky Cultivator. Tbs meeting wm called to order by of any kind, to bring It out. Our otyect T. FblDIpo who read the call for tho 1* simply to do something to improv meeting; and on motion, Hon. Daniel the varieties of poultry grown tn our Striker was elected Chairman, and midst, and thia can be beat douo by Chao. IL Bauer Secrets-y. After ptayer by Hey. T. B. Msrab. abort spvechs were made by J. W. T. Sara, J"nal. Hastingste located on the Tbortiapple River, a tribotary of of the Grand Biver. Heatings ha* groan rar>idly *ujoo the completion of the Grand Idver Valley Railroad, which connects Grand Rapid, sod Mimkogon with Jacksun. and which in fact baa opened up all that section of the Blate wldob 1ms between thoao citrss, and which until 1862 wm almost tees «eapmite, an unknown tend. Tho Hon. Amos Boot, of Jackson, wm tbe man that engineered thia road through tu lug to tho auppnoalon of the drinking and selling of IntoxIcaUng liquors. Heeotred, That wo wh> oonrtltula thia mooting, do heartily adopt and wUt earnestly advocate the following pledge naltbcrdriik nor sell, nor give to any other poreun far such use. any spiritu­ ous .or malt liquors, and that we will earnestly Joi i In efforts for tho suppreerion of intemperanoa. Resolved, That Committees of Ladle* be appointed by thle meeting, to wit: Ono Committed for each Ward of the City, each Committee to consist of thir­ teen or wore ladleo, - who are hereby earnestly' requested to canvass their respsotive wards and solicit the subsertp. tion of every person therein, above the Me of ten years, to tbo above pledge. Theos oommltteca shall fill any vacan­ cies tn their numbers tint may occur trom tbe d.e lnaUon to serve of any perron*, now sppolnted. Rmolvrd, That wo pledge our full and caaiciu. ilfi.'VSSRt largely used on all the improved Hanns wb« re it can bo worked in this fcrunty and the nuirounding counties, atid has proved a favorite with ths farmers. It wm patented tu March, 18T1. In th« largo store-room built by themselves on year only 12 wore made and sold to tho Central B. H/hsio, is full of an aa. next year about 75 were raid in that •ertment, fiuqi v hich they are constant­ coun^r. In 1872, tho manufadnre of ly shipping, and to which they are three machine via, commenced by tho equally constant in hauling. Two large Hastings Agricultural Works, but ovun Strata Saw Mills are now running on then they were not able to till all tho ordcttL Jackmn G.unty took 00, Eaton full time, one of them mostly on black County had 60. Barry County used 75, walnut fogs, tbs other on “all aorta,'* and many order, wire left unfilled. such aa maple, whitewood, [ine and ash. Tills ancouragod tbo Company, and the We hare also other manufacturing next year they made an exhibition of houses here, of which I will write more their machine* at tho Stale Fair, where it met with a complete success Then i n future, such aa "Zine Collar Pad,” as many county fairs were viajtod as another Furniture shop, Cheoo Factory, could be reached, and where tho ma­ Clothes Bara, and Brush Manufactory, chine camo is competition with tho St. Johns nnd Kafamazuo cultivators, the Three Rivera cultivator, the Ann Arbor privileges for power, are no greater cultivator. Altogether twenty o>,unty than you Lave, location but a trifle bet­ fairs were visiled, aud in all the Bob­ ter, means of procuring material in ths bins cultivator came off vietoriona and rough lut as good, nor have they any succeeded in achieving a triumph among tho cullitaturs unparalleled in the his­ more money here than your city. Is it tory ot thia dare of machines in this not strange that the strong men of Stale, and bearing off two silver medals Hastings, do not wake up and plant from the Stale Agricultural Society. more buildings ot this kind among A good combined core ar.d summer thorn, and do away with more of tho fallow cultivator, which will do its work “hell holos” that disgrace your town. Use of ladle* In their work. Wo will welcome them when they bring us tho plodge, and will aaaiat them with all our influence In securing the pledges of assent. H.iL-tnarlluM. ____ » proc eedlnga of !; other adjourned mcotlngs be proffered for .publication In each of our city papers. Ou motion, Ibe following persons r5SatTisKsl e«*>o .through our vslley aad swarms of tiisu, throng thither to rend out apedmens of their industry. Wo have the advantage over Hast-ngs, in many itMtanres, among which may bo men­ tioned tho "Buchanan Joint Block" Wagon Manufactory, carrying on thrir bruises, in a Brick building three sturise high- 48 17 120ft on tbo ground with paint shop and forego tbuildings adjnreut. Their capital being 8200,000 ttrey can buy malerial, ah ot tbo beat material at home-make it up at home— soli both abroad and at homo, and thus diffuss their money among tbo "home” industry; and consequently wo are all bottefiited ; for instead of leaving, our money in ocmo foreign place, to bene­ fit test place, we ears it to oar own ad­ vantage. Another homo inetitution, is tbo Buchanan Furniture Manufactory, ofjoint stock oiigin, now running on full time and employing about fifty hand*. I have a*en specimens of their work and it ia as fine as any that can bo produced, as an ovidoMs, they have orders from all parts of the United that "Hastings ia a bard place." Tem­ perance and morality are predomiuenl hm Intemperance and immorality bore. Tho results is, a thriving, pro*, prrous. religious and hvalthy town, wjth us; while the perfumes ol so much liquor makes too streets of The old tow wheel cultivator did its wurX well on clean ground, free from .tones, but dogged eaisily, drew hard, and on ittrty ground could not be used. To remedy there detect*, high whrels were sulaiituted with a draw iron at­ tached io tho leg of tho cultivator by a wooden pin of such strength as tn break We had our Republican Caucus lest uu mretttig a rcrious obstruction, aud tn us save the mote important part* ol evrning, Collins ana Weaver's large hall wm crowded, and not a discordant decided improvement over their predeco«ois. and are now nxteiuivaly used on note struck, nor a whiskey breath, to fallows, cipvcially in tho older sections . offeud. As this village is incorporated of the State, but being clumsy nnd diffi­ m a village only you ma^bo surprised cult So handle, they have never been ot when I state that, according to the any uro in the corn-field Beskin, ns Registry we have about twenty-five tho frame* were rigid, tho breaking ot the pin*, although a nocesssry eril, soon hundred inhabitants, aa thus ate about became a great annoyance, and occa- five hundred nanus ol persons on the si»sed a s*riuuo leas of rime. Another book who claim tho right to vote. grave objection to all cultivators having tho frame work bolted solidly to the running gear is the impossibility of their adjuating themaolvcs to uneven Common Council. ground. Another very doubtful suocvn ia tbo attempt which ha* been ex­ Adjourned meeting of the Common tensively made to so modal over tbo axKurively corn cultivators built for the Council, nt the Council room, Monday Prairio trade of tbe great coin growing evening, March 23d. 1874. Present—Mayor, Recorder, and Aids. States, aa to make them answer the purpose of a combined cultivator in a Dawson, Mudge, Boiee, Besemor, and section of country devoted to the yrow- Bentley. irx ol wheel, and on a very diterrent Fred V. Young offered his reaignsand more stubborn *oil All tbe eda]*- For th o accommodation of pur sub­ . triber* who desire any other book, magaxino, or paper, published, with or without tho advertised premiums, wo will obtain it for you at tho Lowmt Bans, without any. expense to you m Beading tho order, _________________ The- Legislature baa adjourned. Mtea Effie Upjohn, Mire Rcaa Goodyear Mbs B. Wightman. Mias F. Phillip*. -- •nnter several short rpecche* the meeting adjourned till next Tue*day evening, at tbe eacne place. Jrnoxs—Hon. J. M. Nevins, Hon. D. G. Robinson, llcnrv Heroes, Esq. • H. A. Goonnax, President. Guo. M. Dcwrr, Secretary. no panic that ahnt them off on short Ume. There are also made al these works WQoai-Mwing machines, sleighs," Poultry Exhibition. Waxtxd.—A Foromaa at the Bxsxx* n 0>t Eidor of Hr EuMb Anrs : aud other articles, which keep tho e»tablhbmeut busy. , Allow us to congratulate you, Mr. Tho Barry County Pduluy Associa­ I refor to the«o work* aa showing Strang, upon cninmg tho triendsbip tion will bold their Erst exhibition. what tbe affect of tbe opening of tho and confidence of so noted a person, as Barbara K- No doubt but what it will March '27 and 28, in Jas. A. Sweexey'a raise yew in tho estimation of the public . l.r.L'__ I.-Ill;-nt nKttainn. hold at. Union Hail on Monday evening, of which tho official proceed­ ings app oar in another column. wm J. M- Cadwallador, of Hickory Cor„„ MM te oBwing fc< -K Sfff--a.Mbs steak <rf*y good* ; Dm hlbition rooms, which will be open for tho reception of articles Friday tr.c.rning, March 27. Any peratm wishing to exhibit any class of .Poultry will ba exhibition free of charge. As one of the main objects ot exhibitions of this kind is to afford Breeden and others an opportunity to improve their stock and to suable them to form ronect opinions in regard to pointe of excel* lance Ac. A general Invitation is exFrra.—On Tuesday, tho accomplished teud-4 to levers of poultry to attend editor of tho Hastings Heau /rarrof, this exhibition. By order of GxnSlif.cn' had a aeS-to with "The Sling Bearer.” Account W. D. Hayes, balance on salary as Recorder >16,08. Account F. V. Young duo on esltbmcnl 8.00. On motion 'Council adjourned until Saturday evening. ** " mUABLLFAfil FIS Sill! 115 Acres of Valuable Laid I SPLENDID ORCH AUD, No Change in Prices. Stouffer still eontinoee to giro the boot 25 cent meals in tho. county. Good fare, large and pleasant Dining Boom, Atr Sir— Having used a few bottles and attentive help bM made this the ofyovr Golden Medical Discovery, and moot popular Eating House of tho city. believing it to be tho very best medicine for Chills and Fever I wish to buy it by the doaen, p!os*e giro mo your prise for it Rsv. Taos. 0’Bixu.t. Ds. Mott’s fam Puts — Il is soay enough to make a pill, but to make a good pill, ah! that's tbo difficulty! There are cheap, harsh, drastic pills, that are of evsn loss benefit than a dose of salts;. but a good medicine, like Da. Men's Livra Pills, which penetraire totho Mst ofdiaeMe, tea dwsideratum indeed. Will positively sure all dfasaaoe of tbo liver. Bold every­ where. Jobs F. Haxar. Cvuax A Uon Propsiotora, 8 and 0, College Flare. New York. SCHOOL BOOKS PATEXT MEDICINES, CHOICE and Fancy Articles. CONFECTIONERIES! Paid Braia id Priita 8Jd tho leading articles of 'general use at prices which defy compet'tion, including a yeU article of Black Tea for 25 cento a pound. 42tf Tbe vary brat job work, at the rm 8. J. Rice's End of Pain curve Froetbiteo. Corns, Neuralgia, Headache. Pain re tho Howel* and Disentery. 24tf HOUSEHOLD 12.000 worth of goods at cost, 600 ia Coats, Vests and Pants. 400 in Gluves and Mittens, of ell kinds 1.BOO in Water Proofs, Nubias, Gents underwear, *c., Ac., nt HASTINGS KARELS VQRIS ! PANACEA FAMILY Obstacles to Marriage. I am now all alone in the Photograph busincra, and ss I have made arrangemeats fo increase my facilities fordoing batter work than ever, all should call and get a negative token. The superi­ ority of my work in tho past is a suffl­ stent guarantee of firet-claa* work ia the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south aide State Street 31tf Gao. L. Hxj.ni. Republican Ward Caucuses. B. F. HTEINHOFF Scuoot Boors a fine stock, ouch oa will bo used tn the city schools, jut receive and for sale at live aad let live prices by F. D. Ac>lsyrat the City Drug Spring Examinations, Caucus Notice. K Of 1874, w«U ho bold nt the following Tho Ropubbeano of Irving will meet times and 'places : Hickory Corners, in Cascua on Thursday, Aped 2, 1874, March 28; Johnstown, Bristol School at 10 o'clock s. m, at the house of D. House, April 1.1; Hope, Doud School C. Qmgley, for tho purpose of namtaa. House, April 18; Assyria, Briggs School ting candidates for tho sevenI town­ Hous*-, 24U and 25ih ; Woodland, April ship offices, sad the transaction of out* 27; CUrifan, April 28 ; Hastings, May 2d.. ChndMatM ere required to furnish return postage, and to write with pons. Office examinations will be at the sx- DE fciJTnejfiaiai^ and other, interested in the auevrss of our schools are cor­ dially invited to attend any of those ____ John Oancy, Dand Campbell. Fred ,meetings, that, through our sailed njembero*of tho Pioneer Hose Graff, Washington Helmer. Haiti- M. ,councils and efforts, the summer schools -------“ ‘ Hodge, Eddie Lamb, 8- E. Mcrebouss. , Byron Munger. Ellie Mott, Bober! , Tho Tsoobsr Clare for the spring will Newton, Fred Bogada. J.hn T. ISrinnw, Gilpha Senter. Miso Saue 8eari»,.G«o. ib» Iwld in tho Briggs,Sthool District, cud will oonrimince Marek 16. Bieoou, Jamas Turner, Beboca Ann Assyria, . GROCERIES! Traveling Baskets, Draggitfa Bcs*>lri*« PICTU RES 1 PIOTURES! An Open Letter. to thia time has been unable to give virtues would at onco class it among the numerous humbugs of tho day. Thia answer waa satisfactory to boom; they argued that tho whole country ought to know it at once, aad expressed their aatoniahmeut at bio indifference to tbo subject. Hi* oar and heart be­ ing at all time* open to th* rail of suf­ fering humanity, ho ha* at last, after having received testimony from bnadredo who have boon *poodily cured by it, end many of them after qninia and all tho usual means had failed, ameentrd to moke the matter known. Special Notice. By Aid. Mudge. * RweW, That the amount of aoventytwo dollars, bo taken from the bndgv, fond and transferred to ssvr’l Ward Township and municipal eleeiiaBs one week from next Monday. Ths Editor returned from Laming "oa Saturday evening, quite nek, and up the IHseovary in ths care ef Ago* asd kindred diaessM. Ho always replied that it was nut intended for a “euro tint Ifcijes Jiitice;. Fan PoaxiTvax in Vnmixao go to Beosmcr, Heath A Oo. They sell cheap for CMb.' Jan. 29tf. OEOBOE. L. HEITS'3 Poultry Exbbiition Friday and Salur- The next mooting of tho Temperance Association will by bold at Union Hell on Tboedsy evening. ed the manufacture of Dr. Ptereo's Golden Medisol Dteoovery, ths proprie­ tor b^gan to receive numerous In tier* from ell . parte of the Western and Southern States bestowing the noit anJoeaAJ prei.o upon it for having promptly cured the writers or titofa friends of Fever end Ague, or other forms of miasmatic, or marlarious dieeaeea. He was repeatedly urged to txtions of these have lacked tbo vital element of strength, and haring but motion waa accepted. five teeth left a strip of ground from one On Motion of Aid. Hessmer, George Cuney waa appointed Constable' in tho Easter, eno week from next Sunday. The following letlcr addressed to tho editor of tho Nashville Knci, has b»en Note wall tlx calls for eaucusas that eent vs for publication. What tho appear in our column* to day. purpose of the. writer is we do nbt Bar. Mr. FHhps, of Vermontville will preach at the Presbyterian Church Fever Notice. Tim Ropubliran. of Castleton will meet ia Caucus at Cspt McCormick's, ia Nsahnlfo, Friday, April 8. at two o'clock ». «., for the purposo of nomi­ nating candidates for townihip cffiotni CHBOMOS ! �Ayvfi-t _ xoaTDsax rsix. __ MEW ARTnTIIOUUTS. KpjtoweU R*Co^. Column. H<ib Vigor, CHAPPED HAID8 AM PACE .Sor»Li/«,I*y»r«s/LVSisM.4rG4r,-. Cered sieerekr HMKMATM *1*1^^ meetl V?^r»lEU^MAS’S. Ml Sr sn DrssaUu. Fns*. rtssaUt sres ky rrrvtd~> Max a^a^wMi— ..•* i»n.cp^ K a Jus i-Shi S Book and Job MILLIONS OF ACRES of breath ho stopped on tho other side, making a wild plunge, caught her in Li* arm*, ami gave her a hearty kiss. Bbe then sat down an the sofa, and they talked pleasantly for a ooupl* of hour* —ha dunking it singular that she should *' fiflut she raid, "Don’t you think it's RICH FAMING LANDS IM MMBKABMA, SOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. lii ’Ir’pHlHlli’ Mi PI uki sSii’O , KAHTERAGENTS^ Jm* AyJa^saMM wl 1 .J... 1 ■ 1X.. B.telre.k.lX <.’■SfedM, vM*as*utns aeslsss v* es asses*. TsMtoBast. ise=tSsKS2iE=iss: ■ !ii< ! |M mJ.4P.C0AT8'BLACI THBEABfcjmlACHIK Worn leiosHlvs vseU.puresu le irtd «e* •» 'TLsresv. Jfcrt—I Alsyr^vl Frrr, THE PIONEER, WTi/iqs, fficif. A kredeowe IllesUsisd Psrer, Melshnef Ike UvMCMd for*, usll* free U sit parts sf lU Address ’* o. mavis, Lead Crewlsslmsr C. F. A R. S*e« Ouu. Misuses. PROBATE ORDER. r.K iUfi* EXTEFJ&K.x.TORS L-M, Ae* IbmicI Powder J. r. UKXUr. CCUlUX S CU..X. TviMeAru- NEW YOBK DAY-BOOK A Dsaecunc Wuuv. gelsMIsbed UM. li rapperu Wkile BsprrasMT. pehUcsl sad m<sl. Tarass *r per rtsr. Teelebs.Bles rvm—ttU. XswYerkCiir. i*'" fin;ri u s"Si'i^‘4J restoration of vitality It gWto to tho scalp arreuta and prevents tho forma­ tion of dandruff. which is offen so un­ cleanly nnd offensive., Free from those deleterious subrtanre* which wake some preparatior.a dangerous and inju­ rious to the hair, the Vigor ran only benefit la-- not harm ft. If wanted merely for a HAIR PRISSIXp, notiling else can lw fraud so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye. It does not soil white cambric, and vet lasts long cn tbo hair, giving it a rich, poesy lustre, and a grateful perfume. re r rue <a*eiv, irtsss.v asw • rsacsrr. Zlrer^N famfUrh ,h*rsJ grown! Ol nur a* ------ —of fouling the hair with a party i»diroeut, it will keep it clean mid vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the liatr from turning grey or falling «X a:.<l Xqu^ti; frrient taUsrer. Th- MORTGAGE SALE- BANNER BLOCK, shout tims wo wont to bed F “1 gues* you are right," he remarked, Michigan Central R. R. OLD, MUMBLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE. MS> Be publican WCHi&ll CHIRAL R- R- 1 Grana River Vallsy Division SSi OS.dlls Ava IWCI owns at rears «i<ki .«> U..Iui(k.UvsM*v at ssMJ^,***^*^*1,! -• L*J.D.Err* Atlererr. tar itamarra. DsUd. Kshiress, ». 1 ac.aar, »Uk. A. D, l«7L . < IssXIvIL, MORTGAUE SALE. What js wanted to cheapen transpor­ tation is a system which shall combine moefoflbo advantages of a railway, but which shall bo free from its disad­ vantages, A correspondent of tho New York Trihur thinks a farmer in Wiiccnsia has in use a contrivance for conveying water that could bs utilised for carrying grain. Ho gives thia de­ scription of it; A row of light posts ranging in height to suit the insqualltitss of surface, are set up in line from kitchen door to water. Ono spiko is driven into tho aide of each post at such height a* to form on inclined plan from door to water surface. TLe spike* pro­ ject several inches frvm tho posts, and ate so forged that an inch or two of tbo outer end rises perpendicularly. This upright part ha* a slight cleft or split to receive and lightly hold a strong wire -iriug along from house to water. On this track is suspendsd, by a bow and two fiaaged jrulley^ a stout bucket Oraritatica take* It down tbe lin*. It fills, and 1* hurried up the ascent by n I —1 eercal plains of the West to the Atlan­ ts* seaboard. Attach to stout ana* on mmL side of there a wire cab!* track of cufficicn strength Ju bear, say one bushalof wheat period, or its equivalent weight of other grain. Suspend each paekoge of grain by double flangod wheel* to Che cable track. Connect tbo *100,000 FOB ONLY rt-SOl A GRAND LEGAL GUT C()NCERT A U**re»rJ | trMU Svov* o* Mireoua. j „ iriaunrasrocri:' stem’ ostr rehsMe AgsBlsBioivd .r.rjvkrre, *>r lull I’”"” *fi|,|tOXrABk-Ute.<Ua'*««*rtk. K*»- •see m/kv* s, U* anra at Ik* Corel* Trvsovrvr. f.=i lavIlrMVrviieuNvu. sutard Mu, A. sst s:ttssbwsMs; “r.u r.4 5“^ dTara-r.* .‘ijiRVA'j-i «^i & la Ik* tUr sY UutuMS.) ikr srresbvs CrvertW Io I.i.iqmsi Ol sb Uu* Maaam sea* awai* CHANCERY ORDER. * ? * : Fr kF i i f i tka'KaMr7***'Ba yj1**,‘"A** O"V,‘ A**P ilulr.l p n^ the remarkable q«*ln* of Vivrosu li.-rrssa ia hreliag tbe sick G of even- <U*rM»e nun is heir to. T,<-y rro = S250.000 FOR §50 Hostings Republican Banner the na.ting rooms elegantly , aud tho ecot* of the finest When tho train, stops fafr din21’0 you one lour to oat your the railroad bode are the S «i i s S s s »i S MUSIC BOOKS • cca'.ln P.irgalire *a well cas Toole, reliev­ ing Cung-v.tain or lafismmstion of tho Liver suarVjarerfd Oqrar.:, in Bilious Di*- irSldilte EjsK..fol»!.tk.r.SSTiSs Fourth'Gr nd Gift Concert Italian Railroads. 'VINECAR BITTERS Dr. J. IVnlker’s egar Dltlrra are a prvpftrr.iion. tmuto clile herbs tontiil ou the loamr ranees of th ra Ncvnila tnouutains of (inbforai medicinal properties s' ad therefrom eit’iuat l The qnailiou h almoat i 5 • ipAYCJIOMARCY. er IJOVL CH*M; rsa*saia* t»l vsH-evsnl, Um lets Slid snirtiens at se'y i-rreoa they la less tuarH'asrdirt “'"’"-"KarsT rk<Kv. lutMUly. TSis staple "■« seqarts oral ell rva ponees. free, ky mil; lw X'-e . ly ■Mhre alike ■erne*. *a44^ KayplUa Orerlr. ■,..L ’ru®r. Illeuto ua.re. Weddiac XI*M Mlrt. As AqaeerDeek. Addme T Wiuua S Co. rablisbm. I'blladettkU. }r Banner Co fSWWSS if ! Police* of Insurance, GardaCtrenlsrs, Netos, Bill Head*. Leiter Heads, Catalogue*. Bank Chaeta, Roceipta,^how Card*, Pottan, Programme, Tickets, 4c., Ac., 4i Lit BUSKS OF EVER T DHMJTO cox-u: in bus keen in use Grg enough, •nd.ixtrnuvulr cue ugh to show tliu , very great d&advautnges along with vary gr. at advantage*. Not the greatest of ‘.lute t*' tlw mucnpoliea established | by coureutrntod capital end their bane­ ful influCT-cn oh society. Hade under tbo mutt rigid economy, operated under tho 1-e t poaaible management, a rail­ road I? a very costly affair. Tbe right of wrr, tho grading, and excavating the pail. 1.1 tho road bed, tbe timber for ties, tho ballasting, all cost a vast. amount uf money, and these are but1 wwporatcrj- to track-laying, whiich k tho chief matter of expense. Loccuuotivrei are Cosily to build aud costly . <w«ratc. Cars form a largo prop . • j of the seight transported orernu.n. ys, and tula weiuht m u costly to move as paying freight. To move and manage a train of rars requiree several men, TUX SHORTEST KVUTI TO luRTUNB’ *450.000 GITOfAWAT! y !Ii never teen one who to completely filled my ideal of a 'beautiful, awaet, loving, aud modct*. woman. However, I would never think of holding yeu to tbit mar­ riage until I had asked the permiauon ol your father to nay my addresses tn you. To-morrow, at dinner, when the enter* family are precent, I will pro­ pose tor your fair band."', LAV CASES & POINTS. h fflli h W It is within the range of probabilities that while fanners and legislators are discussing the problem of railway man­ agement, with a view to cheap trensportating of grain and other products, some inventive genius may contrive a mear.« of transportation that will suporeede the railway ctr, and render canals of little value. An iron read bed and. a steam lototnotivo took tho world by eurpriu. They furnished an improvement on all former modoa of transporting frepht and ]juicngera so wondorfa! TKiit ilia world uni aitoniiiied, and poeribry iurontivo talent was stupefied fey tho.roenlL Such a state of things has often occulted when on invention has becn^iniT- greatly in advance of the age is wbichril was brought out. Xiia tatthod of transporting freight their shot-guns and emm <a tents into him. He must be strategis. He must put her off. So ho said : "Fairest of your sax, permit me to re­ mark that I did not know that kissing aero** the table codstituled a marriage iin i! Transporting Crain. t®. ‘**^‘l'< I IS*® ‘«l ihrev* Ikosma* »Ukl VSlttSWUS ari)-<-bt re«U PUBLCLIBBARYOFKENTnCKY, If nieu will enjoy good health, kt them u«e Vtscoau lirvraa os a mediane, sad araii! the use of aledfiolic stimulants On Marell 31st, next Detrsl teffii 1 tat lidaja fctoX HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Ayer’s wx".Ata £sH.?A7;a.-it as wtivssrawi-ns s tss *. D. UM. u. I. m. SlrvrtH a«.im< ths im*. were built like those of the High . Ila '.way, that rourl. with its im■■ tvrennee, could i.Jt pay a half ?••• -tut. dividend .oa die coat of its ii'iu. Tho ^jS-u-u of running ■ % 1 la Italy i* enormous. Everr !• <ual is bought in England, co*tr. .tun dollars jier ton, and transported । ' ao.mi'us cost to Italy. Tho syst. tu i- admirable. * Of cnareo I do not j like the carriages; but in .every other rrspeet they cxccrei us Americans. It is impossible for a truvelrr to get into the wrong train or car, own if ho dose i nut »pcnk a word of eilbar French or •— ! Italian. Every man connected with a : railroad rrrate a uniform, ami thogusrlI BMlbo-M' fbeKe’s V lift* his hnt to you ns bo politely exam­ > ines your ticket. 1 have traveled near“ M )y four thouiutnd miles in Europe, on n •• B - r, many different railroads, and I never ir Mnifelssst Cherry Pectoral, • • MI.U***<d*lC5*«ik.*1msWMUm id ES S3"AS rA-ST-i asr ID OV Ul. SMVS3C du.M «W SMfUM. uOm .uJ-u SEKi. mafc-a per hour they would deliver S^uiboUrawbour. 70,800 pr day, or about 2.>,<Kr),000 per year. To conMxwcl inch a lino would require no earth-grading. and for ports perhaps •^fourth port uf the tazntrer u^d for twh on a single-track railroad of equal lengtli. A steel cable tbo ciao of your finger w mid be strong enough far the first darn all-rail reu*. from St Louis track fech an apparatus eutild bo so*, to Texas, either orewtiie Maeourt, Kan­ up and used with but little more dam- su A Texas B. R, via Sedalia, or over the Atlantic 4 I'ariflc R IL, via Vinita. For maps, time table*, information u vlnvs «t • wm W ■ i K 3 1 1 Attnmw hr M.rtcMH. Osts* F^resrvat AB.1CI._____ f.Me QUAR D|AM'SALK. MICHIGAN ANU M-l •At 1 ».U 894823235323 On West Through bt-Lasu*. To all who ore seeking new homo* in or ape about to toke a trip to Missouri. Kanias, Colorado, Now Mrxtco. Ne­ braska, Oregon or California, we recom­ mend a cheap safe, quick and direct route by way of St Ixiuis. over the Mis­ souri Pecifie Through Line. It is equirq-ed with fine Day Coaebta, Buck’s Reclining Chair Care. Fulraan e Pelacw Sloepura, tlx, famous Miller Safety Platform, and the celebrated Westing­ house Air-Brake, and runs its trains from St Louis to principal points in the West without change. We believe that the Pacific Through Line has tbe best track of any road West of tbo Mississ­ ippi River, and with its supeiior equip- ■•J**“4 $100,000 00 D. SJNE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE! T. U fe... HWv. »«» «rt, UTL ox ora Gout Mt tun * wi One Prize $5,000 in Silver I ilWMcis WaTtnssrss •'YCfl&CG.,Lcv.tl!, Mass., THE OETwT MICROSCOPE. ELLSWDM TO 6 WAD3WCRTH, Brandies and Champagnes, •CHICAGO. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-04-01.pdf f2a5e6079f6f2eb585df387bfc71c4a1 PDF Text Text HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1. 1874. VQUAViii. iTWWl »»i Bl?lra Cub­ STEBBINS & BELDING Then addreeofag himself directly to tbo question, bo statM. the altenmtiro result* involved fa tta, proportions— expansion and contraction—very sharp!y, as Mows: ‘, Tho alternative now *tand» before us ■if oxpantion in some form or raoamption; commercial life or commeretal death ; either diffasion of wealth, or monopoly of wealth. Tb« question iorolree the proeperty of tho producer, el*o the enrichment of the non-producer; whether the laborer shall walk move erect, nr the capitalist more proodb strnL Ho then oaM: . Under free banking there would be freedom and profit to industry. Re- ' ATTOA.VNT5. ’ **" COUCHES. BED-LOUNGES, MAT- TRESSES. roe hauling tends’to equality ol cvvuUUion; monopoly of banking create* inequality. Ono ia republican; tbo oth -r is anli-tepnblieun. One erect* an aristoorney, white the elber dethrone* it. Expansion, or free banking, inroltes an dtore increaw of our national i-oud*. 'Rosumptiou look* to tbe usur of more of tho national bond* and tbo expansion of our public debt. Through­ out thia whole debate I bare looked io vain to the edrocatse of reoumpiiou for souse plan of substantial relief, but they all weld their thooriee to more national bond*. They offset what lhev term ‘-in­ flated currency" with inflated bond*. rHY^CTAJ<»A^FtTtflBO»A-OA*« Opposite Goodyear’s Hardware. JOHN ROBERTS, r< i/iDUST/fY Why not support Home Industry ? Did you ever tnke the trouble to find out whut makern community thrifty and prosper­ ous T You go to tlic city anttyou nee the’ people nil ahvc mid 1 stiring, and the firnt thing yo4 say, u They are doing hits of business nere I’’ Everybody seems to be doing well. Mechanics ! arc'Meffn by hundreds hurryineto their labor w.ith their dinner j pnH 6ft thteir krifr. Whnt re ’lift entree of dll this stir? ’-Y” there ' u a demand at Utme for work, the people patronize Home Jndua~ \ (fj' “ty people know that it is to their own personal interest to i support Home trade and they do it invariably. Who cats wheat [ | rinsed in Barry County, if it the people in. the county 1 We lingst build up our o"’n>place|fp4ople jti* Grand Bapids wfln't do 'it for ui.' We’iiaVJ' Mcrchantii»3fechai>ies, ^Trade.-ruen, Lawyers, 1 Doctors aud Laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics in I Hastings who ean do a good job of work." To such I would ray, look al our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling and our Carriages, Wagons, Cutters A:c made in Hastings, apd ; .thep. rav we have no mechanics;, (jompiwe to day with ten years ; ■agdjTblr’then there was not eVen'frphhitcr'in1 Huffy Ghnnfv that , on tile 10th fast, cetaldishes the right could paint a lumber, wagon fit to bejicen. There is no need of of tlic junior Senator from Mulligan to I1 going |way frgm Hastings to gel_a_Carrijge'qr Buggy, tiinljjQ. far hold a ijluco in the front rank of Ugfa , ■ us Stitter* re wine»rrrw< you ran feri dolhint. on every । Lit ire. Mr. Ferry La* shown liim*elf. i ",1<1 pet a Petter Cultsw of. me iu Hastings, than in any . not only the peer of older Senators, but, other Town in Michigan ('great or mnallj, for I know they cannut on tho qu-Htfafl at issue, master of the., situation, fl is easy to say of a given cOBfjictk! witligiT^u/frr Machin-. I am giving my ciutotacrs the f l>«n«Wof-Aja®32a Machine which I do say is.n saving of ten dol- argument, St is unanswerable.” Thia remark hu been applied l>y-ill the Lib. i lara to them on every Cutter fhey buy of-me. I have nearly sold ' out mv first batch of Cutters, and am Jiunning Out another lot' oral journal* and all the speoo rcsumpfionitf* to th" recent *(wech of Mr. 1 which I will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggies below Par next scason/y I am ready now to offer lower prices- on buggiea than ever before. I am preparing Machinery to enalile me . to undersell any carriage builder in the countrv. Tfv'theKn. I I tave made my customers Happy alid ean do it again. My ous­ ry ba» not only answered, but refuted, ' ineas nearly doubles every HIT^and that is evidence of satisfac­ Mr. bebura* points, one by ja», until the tion somewhere, gentleman from Missouri hns not a foot wmisisi. J. L. REpD CALL AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wines and Liauors! FOR MEDIC1MAL FCR1-OSL.-. Aloe. I .ported DeebU* Parlor ea4 Uiabwrgh DENTIST NuMlt, - TW-ANKBAsi’ .-nJAmoiaiii*!. Mitiitai. dont belay JSCHOOL BOOKS Fur another like BARGAIN will never preeonl itself tn this City. PATfMT MEDICUES, GROCERIES I C I U | Traveling Da*kot*, Druggists Sundri m . CONFECTIONEBIEI ’ IF YOU WANT Taint fimka Hi Triitars 8*1 Chromo ►*»w' ’Wftxtsi/a'dldf'kAqmorw. wk* .-*1(11 w»6 oiiy H, A. HF* PAjMiriha* PnurifltM, tsre^Hg ? BAdKG^rNR CU.iai'NTBKI Dtpor. HAST1I0B. MICH. Oil Paintings POULTBY WORLD. NO. 49 Whatever the currency i* appreciated by conrereien, la like moaiaro depreci­ ate* tho bond*; so that tho national Lord* suffer what the national currency gain*. Both stand alike pledged by tlie same total wealth of the nation. If expansion of currency deproeialce it, o|x>n like principle expantioa ef bonds deprecistei them. Contractiun of the currency adds no more value to the re­ mainder, as long u th* amount con­ tracted reappears in an equal increase of bonds, for tho national icdebfadneaa ia not loaeened. By the internet involved on tho bond* the obligations to pay are increased, aud diminish value rather. Change of form is not lessening of obligatiun, and cannot be an increase of do thia, 1 shell come to their aid as tbe easier method, by far, of relieving tbo people <>f financial etnbarnmta-tits. He ridiculed with just sorority Ml. 12. 1836, directing that not more than 810,000,000 fa greenback* should be retired within ths six month* following the act, end that thereafter not more than 84,000,000 in any on* trnulh far are wmnoa iceponriblo for the dissi­ should bo retired Gold ut tho date of pated rouraea of men ? How is it that tho dram-ebop ia a greater social power than that of the basuthatono ? When we hear a woman som'plafa that bar sons have drifted away from tbe dominion of her influence; that, wa* found that 844,000.000 bad been while educated at her tide, they hare retired, leaving the volume of grron- oom* fo prefer the companioasbip of tho backs fa ciroulatfon 8858,000, OOU, fa- riciou*, to that of her*, then we know steed of 8400,000,000 the volncio out­ this mother has been unequal to the du­ standing April 12. 1866; and gold had ty impoted opju her. Where there1 are risen fourteen cente. an advance under no distinctly inherited depravities there contraction from 128 142. has boon some fatal defect ln,the hums Il is a pvrtfaent faquiry: If con­ training that ha* pjrtalttad tteri deplor­ tracting 8 H.OuO.OOO advsnees the pre­ able roettlt to come about When we bear of tho husband who mium on gald/Mtrteea per COIL, what will gold Lo worth when ire shall have retired the whole rolmue ot greenReferring to tbo prediction* that mudoratu expansion will run up th* premium on gold, he again appials to th# fact* Lf history to show that the price of gold ia not wholly determined by the volume of currency. He says: This vain tenor waa sutstentially re­ peated by tho honorable Senator recnuUy with seal and fervor. We bad in 186J, 8300,000,000 of greenbacks and 8160,000,000 of Stats bank issues, making 8lGU.000,000, and ths propotitain was to odd 8300,000,000 ol natiobal bank issue, to make a total ot 8766,000,600 of circulation, and evils of the nation I Did they follow f Gold wo* then 154. Wo had in December, 1864--the following year— 8795,000,­ 000 of currency, in December, 1865. 1946,000,000, with gold at 145; in De­ cember, I860, thu volume io variou* forma of circulation reached 81,571,­ 000,000, and gold declined to 184 ; and ih December, 1867, there was • 1,022,vOO.OOO in circulation, with gold at 183 —a decline of twcnfy-ooe cents on gold upon an increase of circulation 8262,O-jO.OuO over that in 1883, wnen such fearful prognostication* were uttered while tbo country prospered in spite of those ominous utterance*. Tim evil omens predicted to day, Id follow ex­ pension, will equally prorp to bo tbo morbid speculaiiun* ot a timid poltcr, and find a* little iulfilimeat a* they did Polo’s story of the currency of China, end to the iuiy«*fr of Francs a* similar to our present system, showing that tbs isaue of French tuifoat* reached the enxruKtie volume of |9,0<M,000,00V, circulation in 1865, and sail tbo sup-. posiatK'U* issue of the pua»ihlo maxi­ mum of what wo unco endured is made the occasion of tnvuking tn* specter of fO.Ofrt.VOO.OOQ of French assiyMir. Poor substitute, indeed, for nrgumsnl upon a grnvo national subject." Ono after another he took* up and an- ' of Gnnndal ground to stand upon. It io impoieib'e to do justice to thia points made by Mr. Schurx, tbowing *|>eoch by attempting <u review it in the them to coudxt ot cunniugty-davlsed suphislri**, "palinod off under ih* alwo can do is to givexuinc short oxtrnct* rehetoric, without snlidsir, to meet tbe covering tbo mifa point* ducueuxl. Thu* be d:a*r* attention to ttiu ooo- distressful facia and logic of a crippled ncu ot tbe government and the peo- - condition of national finance.” Os M r. Schon’ mod" of resumption be drew Tie adroeafmof resumption have as- I thia picture of inevitable nsulta: The irredoemsbiHty of the enrroary is eutHird w |«rsonali^r fur tbo government, i distinct trod apart from th# people, to tbs bans of tbe system, in the system, mistily tho fame. Tho government is in tbe judgment of the Senator. What is his remedy ? Not redemption in coin, simply the *geney u( tho people, charged to :iu their will, and for thjir ffnanrinl for be admits tbo impossibility of re­ uBceositHS to pul in the form of tn->n.ny deeming 1750,000,000 of notes with the people's promise to pay. It :fa for their hecesxity, ami io tboir own expe­ dient In money of their own creation, •faroped with tho seal of their bwn goTrrnmml, and.1 mado a lien oh -Ufa whelk nanomil wenhh, they have per­ fect‘faith; and *»k for no -other and want no bctter-errrulation. ,He sums up tie. advantage! of free banking in-tho jMiowtng wire eenteq; > enterprises, prostrate more of lines* men, throw more of tbs out of employment and carry tion and starradoa into more of ueehold* of tlie laid, that the fli of tbe nation may be brought to land’s present quote of currency would fur like quote to the whole nation give a volume of 82,480,000,000. The ab­ surdity of tho cry of "inflation” is ren­ der* d more deceptive when 11 ia used >o defeat an increase at only 846,000,000 on the plea of resumption. With on expression of regret that our spier will not permit the publication of tbo entire speech of Mr. Ferry, wo give the ronelnding paragraphs, a* follows: Now England is solid for resumplioa, except tho bonucible Senator from Rhode Island (Mr. Eprague). wbooe mammoth buxines* onterprixee have not been the Less* of bis honors, and whose w'imi foroeaal support* sxoansiua. New York Is solid also. The Eaih tbsn, with its centralisation of capital, aided by ancillary moosy renter* in different Staton, and supported by ibe Goldsu tilope, bolds its grasp, and will nut relax, even to equalise the unequal supply of circulation iu ths 8<mfh and Wert. A section, dou, end capitalists may conspire ant! rorabine t» dictate tlie munetery Haus of s Ires country; butia behalf ot tbe multitude—tbe Commenting on Mr. Schurs* Gorman friend's letter asking advice as to the load-of money fa the United States, he ocanluded a* follow* • Llall tho Senator that tbi tribute wo are bow paj lag fat foreign faith coats till* nation orwr one hundred millions cf mbney annually, and tbe quicker wo •opply the people with adequate maun* to davetope and husband their own reume M circularion thruugh paper mfa- tuutcos, the greater will bo car wealth L I* offered a* an exdnao for tho re­ ^Heqeoteri M?. Calhoun, of Booth Europe want* u* to eh-ck our entepriee* 1cent vetjy u exwordmary proceeding* Cerolini, aid Thctnas Jeffereun b «hbw and cripple our rorouroe* by tarred re- poculiarly euff.Tcrs from inttmimrance itiniplioii, for shs le on vwoe of oar that oven iu jtair time th* nreee*ity far 1 growth and jealous ot oar poirev. Tb a nntieonl system of pspor ■taocey was j make the New World tributary to tho OM «* the gfat of tho financial theories of tho Looks To make Ue Now fade­ pendent of the OM WeeH « tbo finan- OOM Undentauil at once that badly kept home* have driven more man into irrc-gularitfoe than anything else,-and upon you mainly note the reepuoaitilitv for tbe evil* thue arising. We are not naeerting ths: intemper­ ance would end with tho change in the policy of women thol we bare propoeod. lntcm|>en*noe alien cocoeo of caxuoe too Lad been convicted cm two mdirtmente sebtle for human analysis. Bal the far countOTlrittog, and eonioMed to one fact ia naanrtod that intemperance i. year'* imprisonment and a Sweet8LW, j___ ______ ___ 1 **.-. together with all the cost ol pfwjmtfeii; ’ but th:* perdon wre to extend only te hi* relief from imjiriaonmeot It to a noticable fact, however, that the act waa nut tigued by Guv. Case until tho 25th The average American home interior* ot the. following January, and heooe ia oppressively dreary. Mot. cat and did not go into vflrot pnlil that flow. sleep in tbotr houses bscan»e it is mure The inferenro ia Ast be did agree with convenient to sleep and eat there than MICHIGAN TERRITORY: tbo leniency which the learned judges elsewhere 1 but beyond this, the ordina­ were dlspooed to exercise. ry “roof-treo” ia utterly without attrac­ Curiosities of Early Legis­ In March, 18», Leri H.y«, who tions. It is without attractions, not so »*. rouvictsd of forgerv fa the preced­ lation. much from neglect os from a perverse ing June, and eanteucad to one year’s dclermruatiun that it* whole ercmomy imprisonment and to pay a floe of 8100 shall be of the most pinehed, stinted, and cost nt nraoocutioa, wa* pardoned narrow, a-.d cheerloei character, such •n tbo staple condition that he give to as only dull imagination, false oeoanmy, the county unti-nr hie individual note cold sympathy,, and selfish taste*, can lur tbe payment of the fine aud oect. make it. Tbi* act i* declared to bare been adopt­ Go into our town* and village*, and ed from tbo law* of Georgia, “as far as "eormary and euitabte to tbe arena. discover the theory under which so .1* neee of tbe Territory of Michigan." many of them arc roeducted. A win­ By an act of July, 1818, the reroraing dow is never opened; a door never of deed* wa* made obligatory fa order •tend* ajar; Daring tbo day the glori­ to convey title. Tbe following pruvieous eua is never permitted to enter their ion*, if re-enacted at the promt time, darkened chambers ; at night a feeble would no doubt lie of great eervieo, by light through a window rtiowa how tho oomjMliiag the bolder of coavoynacee to family dismally burrow fa a'corner. pnt the aamo on record, and thus eawEnter, and you will d.eoorer thu tho ble the rounfy reeved toebow tho cocaboose is inno.pit*bte to the stranger, shoot him uu the spot Th- Enjli.b and giro* nn indkeUion that it ia mreul officer in rotnc#nd, immediately on reto be enjoyed by its inmate.. The par­ ceiviag tho strrender, ioaued a procla­ lors are chill wttt. an atmosphere that mation to tbe •ffi-et that all ciiixnn* rarely know, a human praevuro. Thu would be liskr Muenabla to tho laws patsagwe echo tbo *u«nd of yuiir foul- tbeq in forte io the Temtory, and ex­ tall aa if .tar<led by the unusual infra hurting to th* qutet observance of th" •ion. Tho women are gathered fa the ■aiao. But. A* iu*y be really inferred, kitchen, where the stove heated air and there wa* ftui* interest ia the preserv* tbo odor* ut tbe twuta ire sickening tion of the record, or property ot a gov­ and nnwhotesume; and tbe men are ernment wb‘4h bad passed away, and anywhere uut of tbe fa.use,— anywhere ill-dhpoeod fisrsou* were not srantingiu eecape the appalling doedneee that who fell free to profit by anything on si-ulso upon tho plaoo. which tber uigbt lay their hands, or Th thuto hnracx t:io women would which oxa tod in any degree thmr cu­ rat bar their eon* should idle too day at pidity. It is a matikr of note that thia act. deed ar mengage reeoedad, eoaveyod tbe postyffice, the villago store, or the the title. It would be difficult to deale h juxe, than l*t the sunbeam* enter their parlors and lade'the carpets! They lief of Joahas Barnard,” is the only viea a proviaioa which would operate fa would rather thri- sons and. husband* official doenusont now extant, which re­ a mot* compulsory manner than this to should al night enjoy the good cheer ot fore even iadirecUy to tho-Uritixh occu­ bring about the desired result.' In 1817 Monroe County eras fa nsad pation of Doiroit ns an incident of the war of 1812. From the 10th of August. of a oourt-bouae and jail. As ia usual social bilerily within the awful sLudow* [ 1812. to the let of Octobr. 1814,thrre ia fa »ueh cmo, tbe county Mt »e*y poor, of tbeir shat-an apartment*. In tiu-se aa unbroken interregnum of legislative and applied to the highest authority fa bomr* tbe whole art i* the art of oat to enactments; and nowhere in tbe record- the Territory for aid. Sotxie time pre­ live, lb keep all things neat, aud or­ of theTcrdtoay is there a word to ex­ vious to thb Pranas Navarre had grant- . derly, ami tiivum*|iect ; to preeeut no plain the reason therefor. The net hr! to the Governor of the Territory, tn trait fur th. use ol tbe Counts of Mon­ flaw for tbo edifleitiun of Mr*. Gitrndy; above referred to wo quote in fell: roe, an acre of land m the village of to suppress all impulses, all taste*, all Munrx:. This tho jurtire* of tho coun­ [ilea*ores, *11 heartinee*, all lite, — throe ty court wore authorised to sell, the thing* koeia to bo tho great purposo ot proceed* to be applied on tho new tho aacetie women who, routvol them. building*. In addtoon to ttoa a great It i* no wonder Umt mon escape from ot 84UU from the Territory treoAury waa them, and prefer even tho cuaree gained, to a>d fa the completion ol a atuueemente ut tbo pabtic-buese; for tv habitat for their ounnty gvvernteeoi. hrs it tho nrcvs.ity wi tbe ma^ulino The eounty embraced in tbe Territory uatnre, and any farm of life t» bcltei of Michigan had been snbieci to d.tfcre than ap ath* and chill. The ate venly butr.e 1* no leu putent fa« re appnors to have been eocoa dunht in driving tueu in o evil than tbo apa­ thetic homo.—an viporieuce -common ten,'’ rati Hie most stringent precaution* »* tu tho eummon law practice which of taken m binder anything in the nature right ahoula obtain therein fa 1810; ui "stuffing." Tbo following are tbo' arid to put an end to whieh a law wa* IMSeud with the following Jafad tltte : “An act to repeal all acts of too Parlia­ ment of Eugtend. and of fae 1‘ariiaWomen who have sons to roar, and ment of Great Britain, within tbe Tendread tho dvmornlixing iofio«nces at tory of Michigan fa the Untied States bad aseociales, ought lu understand the of America, and for other purpoore.” nat; ro of young manhood. It is exThe query at once ariaeo. bow any one ccsaively restfos*. U is disturbed by coaid cUun any binding fares of Eavague ambitions, by thirst for action, aw fa a pountrr govensed by by longings for exetfemeut. by ineprosanother power. But aa the sot itself is sible desire* to touch Ufa in manifold a rare eurfoeity, and hints al acme idsways- If you, mother., rear your son* so that their borne* are asaocialefl with the repression of ‘lieso natural instmote, you will bo sure to throw them into tho The fine charter fora toll-brfago fa the Territory'wae granted fa December, 1818, to Solow* Sibley, H.ary J. Aftint. aud Benjamin Wariworth. who WWW authorised te build bridges, for tho cross-ng of which they mignt receive toll, ovvr tbe River Rouge, and ovur the River box Ecoroeo, on the road leading from Detroit to tho Miami R*pids If wa* provided -‘that th* said bridge* ehall i»t be tea than 16 foet wide, wrthaeunag railing ue each rids The taflueaoo of the wife is alwaj bridged by tbo fat** of. the early trail sg ot her husband. He roman to to men with bin habit* formed. A wc �people appreciate tbe importance ef having able men to reprveent eaeh township aad Ward on tbo Board of Supervisors. And wo trust they wiU prosperity of the eounty in th# jaaacat, is the reonlt of the wfac legisletion of tho put, obtained by th* election of true men as Bupervisora. It it, also, to ba hoped that equallywieo oovneote wiU are about to eav, having weighed ocr words well, we change tbe repulse we have Buffered io tbo shortcomings, una­ voidable in port there to no doubt, of tho Nat oeal OwermaanL We were too haavily handicapped with Banbcrn etmtracte, Jayne and Bingham blackmailngs Woetern infiateoa scheme*, lb* morety system, and tbe failure ot Cangreso to* meet tbe wants ot th* mimes by lawfa'ation demanded br tbe bard fimea. Nor ia it exaggwrstSm. to sills that the Himmoas fight )c*l as a theu-vand vote*. Somehow the 'Eraox statosmaa' always contrives te bring forward aomo baleful faeue just in the ••Loet year, it was tho salary grab, and all that then raved us waa tho fail­ ure of the news to reach the fntr-ior towns in seoran to be fait al tbe polk Thia year, jurt as wo had overcome tho oppoaittou aroused ia ear own ranks by this vyrong, it having been reprated, this Simmons issue and the disgraceful disclosure* fa conneetioe with the rev­ enue detective system are brought for­ . Utar, bUcbI> titans. Bui public efi- ward to weigh us down and crus * dis­ oea from doing those things which they gust am ong our tat men. Tho wonder know will be fsr tho boot to terns t of tbe whole people, tbo moral elsvatiun of society, aad tbe reduction of taxation. Follow Republicans do not fril this taeto^reak in thunder tooee far tho right. Do not flail to give ns a local logjeTetnro true to your intervsta and the protection of your tone aad daugh­ ters fruea tbe blighting influence*, that exist on every hand, that can only bo exterminated by tbe strong arm ol the law. Do not forgot tbo work done by onr organisation, in the past, iu behalf of down-trwiden humanity, nor that there rranama much yet to bo' done. That on us as a party, depends the eafcrormeni of tho rights of a degraded Herewith we place before oar readers race, and tbo social purification of tori- a resolution of fiutisga Grange, No 50. ety from tho meet gigantic evil of tho Patrons of Husbandry, on the Temper­ day. To do thk and do it offsctnaUv, ance question adapted at their mooting we most stand like a lock of adamant on tbo 28th, mt, which wiU certainly aad breast back the tide of moral oor- commend iterif to tbo good judgement of all true friends of morality end tote I rwptfon that fills to " ’ many of our cities snd VanVtookAntawS r-.ih_.nMr Wall Paper I Wall Paper I bonnet, without flowers or feather s, costs «20, and and one as cheap as any woman of pretension wue'd wear, euete |50. Thru a Spanish Manfl'a to suit U>at bonnet oasts 88u0, the roses on it being It each extra! And th«oe two articles, bear in mind, on*y commence the dreoa. Bams of you?lady readers tho women have taken the 6*ld with sums pro«p*ct of succeia. Oas ehreed saloon man .ook advantage of the St. citomsat to port b ile a’l over tbo rity, ia the aam* of tho Women's Committee, ataung that * prayor meeting would bo earlv fa tbs evaa’.ig l:ll after 0 o'clock. Then, a. no women came, it crept tb-oejh tbo wool ol the thire y crowd present, that the saloon men bed made a rstbor nice thing by aa.-aciicg them to hie den. Tbe uasetuputous fellow made several bandred dollars by hie shrewd dodge. her at least |20,iW per annum. Thia sum will take an ordinary belle through, unless she io very njy, in which case more will be required. But think of a yonng merchant saddling himself with so expensive a luxury as e fashionable wife ! What certain ruiu it io fur him, if he happens to be in low with her! Is it any wonder that eo many young dm live at tho clubs, and keep rooms of tbeir own, rather than marry T I Smo Muxs, March 'A 1874. Fi.xsn DrwTv: T-f-king perhaps a few Foee f.vra tba pioe woods ts’ght bo welcomed uy you and tome ut tho readeieof he Bixs.c, I though: best to spend a few tu>nu.es in girieg jou a slight dieeripiioi of this place and to give also tho reason for calling thia hamlet Stuben Milk Tbes place is sit R^atdieaa through and through j and that means r(f*»■ and progress. It te scou to fane.tri-weakly edition, that ought tube, and will ba sought for by al) ctasoe not able to have a daily, but harp abowt the vole of the Supervisors wbota not rontenMTwttir* weekly. paytogllfiO towards the personal ex- Bubecriptfaca reerived at this ofioo. . poaseo of Hon. Birney Hoyt white hridfa* tba Oranit Court ia thio warty, aad main, an especial pmoaal oodb^htonMrrK. P. Barnum, the Bn- Dichi Cbrnlra Dingman Albert B Dibble James Decker Frank B ' Ecker John Edward. Bubert H Fuller Reuben FI6old Milo Fuller Joeeph B OragOry Lewis L Grachwiml M Grant Robert J Heath Darias J Heath Wm H Hodgea I F Ilaxrn Wm A Hurney Abram Hawkins Fernando K Jenner Jeueo Jewell Wm H Johnson Chas L Jorian l/o-n»> Jordan Frank 8 Kepner Amos Kramb Jno I.rii Wm Lewie Henry C l/-mtn Eli HcEweine Delos B Mosh.r David H Maynard Anson D few-mf^IT Be tajare^Wriee.: wxoxxsmt, out 8. Morning, 10 1-2 o'clock—Divine 8ar. vice and tbe Holy Communion : 8er- Durkee Goo H Dickinson IfilbarF Dizon R^w1*’ EnMKdward J Oedekuaet Christ Gilbert Henry F Gregory Dewitt C Green Edwin L Grare Mwtal Hortoa Alonso L Hubbell Ambrose HsodhckWaO . Hradnck John G Hal ’Mntaw 1 Htemr i E ■«»» M Aftamocc, S oMoet—Tbe Children I , bo addressed by—t, On Ser. A. W, 1 V**. of Mrakegtrn. 2. Tbe Bar. bnmra W. Martin of Mt. Clemen*. Uloera, Brahe*, A Full line of A No. 1 ELECTION NOTICE. Fourth Ward, s£®— I Whlltimcrw Wm L Third Ward. CBOMY! CfiOCKEBY! F. D. ACKLEY fiBlH SOT TO SLETHlBBOfflUBBOUBSPilllGSTOa. DHMICH Remember, Cash for Farmers Produce. BLANKS AND 8TATIONER1R8. SCHOOL BOOKS I —MTHI MtflICIIES, H SMITH, MANEE k PRESTON. -gtaage, fls^k U&, UHL i Perfumeries and Toilet ArticUa. Paints, Oils. Varai. band Die Staff*. CHOICE GROCERIES! BACON & KARRS’ Traveling Desk eta, Druggists Sand rise C0MFECTI0HBBIM1 Pail Breia uf Priitn Ski Second Ward The fifteenth of tho Diocesan Mission­ ary Westings, under rsaolotian of Canventteei. will bo bold p. V.) during Easier week on April «th aad &th, ln rasaotoT, *ran». Muraing. 0 1-2 o’eteok.—Mratmg'far tbe discussion of general toptee. Bubfact;—Church Literature ; opened by. tbe Rev. J T. McGrath, Rector of St. Toange Charles D. Ntune Willard L Sh«1>patd Z"rnh Squire Atowo Htantey Frank A Trask Barsilla Teal Edwin Unger David Van Vrteor Jno R Warner Horatio B Whitcomb CcrneUua 8 Wooley Dewitt C Winkleman JohaC Wright Barney Whaler laeac Wickham Jno W Wooley Alonso ’ Whitcomb Sheldon Wright Horaee Youngs Andrew A General Missionary Meet- Rheumatism, Banis, Sore***, Xvjralgin, rc Throat, Bolls, Woands, Wds'extkB GROCERIES Norton Hiram Olmstead Chas H Peterman Exra font Charles Rrider Edward A Bunyan Albert H Hom Beni B Bowden James Hose Ferris Rom John Rose PertJ Itedford Jamra Bom Philander . Kork Eatua Scnllaburv Geo L tartwealher. Wm P. Bwartbont Isaac W Sweet Geo A Smith Wm 0 Abby George Bromley Murry Brown Earl R Bnunott Hartson Barlow Frxl H Buiry Nitbulao Bartlett William Bmngwin Thomae BvnreU Davrl 75 entirely new Patterns never before on sale. u tUclm. Cole, OMSmm. All Hemorrhuge^ Diarrho*. A Dodge Orion h Dunbar Phillip Dawsun Bobcrt used in Brooklyn *a well as ia tho West, fur Brooklyn is a city of reridaaco*, and a very religions city. Bat they mot with but little sucrara The sa­ loon-keepers were obdorate, aad no re­ sults follow*!. They propose to ke*o it up, howexer, till they h.-vo crushed out tbo evil in Brooklyn at least. of Send Inkc.lSand Lake being on the G. R. 11 B. B-,) twvnty-eeven mite* north from Grand Rapids. A. D. Cook E*q., ot Hastings, recoatlv purchased a belt interrat in *bw Stuben Milk and 1300 setae of pine land. The former complaint entirely different froui any that ha. yet appeared. Some horse owners of the mills were from Btuben ductors declare that tbo disease uN>f a Co. N. Y . •» were also many of tlie mild type, run. ill conise in a very few hands engaged in about tbo milk there­ days, never kilk ’hat the horeo doos for* tbo old firm of McElwo A White, noteuSn at all; the I it manly irate gave tbe tamo of "Stuben Mills," to dull, languid, under the weather, rather eloepy, rather dispirited, like a ward their splendid new mill just finished. politician -‘between elections" Other The mills base every facility that hu­ doctors insist that tbv bone suffers ia- man ingenoiiy could suggest, for capac­ teseely with an achtng pain alternating ity, handiness, durability, safety fiom with relic spasms, and that it has proved fire ate., etc. It ia situated on tbo north iu many instances fetal On* horse doctor iariate that the disease is a form bank of what is known ae Lampman', eflung fever. Another is certain that lake, a very pretty sheet of water in­ -___ Tlk deed. located m this fine wildnnrv*. The lake I should think, contains about an4iuodrod acts*, aad its water fa so It, to there is to danger of day farming inside tbe boiler. Tbo mW M cajablo, of cutting from fsrty to serentv thous­ and feel of lumber per day. I would mention that tbo mills are situated in We bars received from Fraud Ford Beq., of Byvanaa, Ohio, * circular de­ scriptive of the celebrated ‘lfeo.se Tborntem Bteokbery-' whieh he ia now offering fur sale at exceedingly Jew prices. This plant io specially ccm----- J. J all arkn ".•» iriran it* d*- but to yWd to the will of th* majority this time may so fafluenee public opia­ te, tat ore tho return of another sn­ nnal Township orating your choice may tamed the beat .and your wtobaa ngntad. Utmton there is strength— In strength victory—In victory the nnTho extracts with comments of the Jueeonseatof tbo knead th. triumph great epweh of Senator Ferry, on our ofjuota and right. Let ua bo united, tatpeguare from tbo Fifo fort* »* Hartwell Wm A Blatterv Joseph Stark Julius Shrinor Baker Throop Eli B Trontwina Albert Van Armas Chao E Van Brunt John 8 Van Brunt Albert E Vail Aaron E Wright Har.ry FlrrtW.rd. Adams Jnwpb Bauer Char H Burton. Chas 8 B.nlsall Daniel E Burgher Lafnyotto Bishop Borneo Beckman Wm*W Burgher Ai-drew J Bhren Wm Barlow Chas E Curvy George . Tbo Daily Jfemter the loading Rapubbean paper in New Hampshire, and one of tbo truest printed anywhere, thus accounts for tbo recent dsuaat of tho Bvpnbl’cnse in that Btate. We hope the Administration will heed tbo laeeun and giro Butlerism a wise letting alone in tbo faints, aa it evidently will not go down among the people of any part of Now England that the tarn who pay our txxoa, build our public buildings, eroat our school bouse* and churches, giro tbe eecial aad moral tone to society, will not fail to give to it iu political toaa, by Ruing to the pells and to tho caweueee. end aiding by every boncrablo meansin tbe the ooooty are all needed nt the front, aad that our hope fa iu unity of action. Romamber, brother Repcbtans, that only ens man can be elected Supervisor, or Clerk, or Treasurer ia any cue town­ ship, at the election on Monday, and tai tho only safe course io to fat tho caucus settle all matters ot difference and whoa it shall have spoken, as it always does. Cor the msjoriiy, than as men who arc actuated by prineipl* end not from osy selfish motive, fat us gp to work fa earns*! aad elect our stasd- the principle article dealt in. io meant, number 7,514; one to every IM of tbe population. This ieexclcsivo ot d:uggista, club bouses and places of that class which dispense liquors quite as freely as tbe prut rased dealers. J'r’;:1*?*', I*in» Vai Mitina Lottara Mila. Lathrop EH Omen Wellington Goldsmith Chas H G.odyear Henry A Goodyear Wm H Gtable John A Goodyear Geo E Gucalyoer Nathan B Green Henry L Goodyear Wm 8 Guile Welter Ooudy Moots least ton fee ee nt tbo Cm NOS tevtaw Mklsn. EA8TQG8 UBBUIOBB 1 Map -ltd Myron H MW/John Moore Gec-g, Mato John Meed Worthy L Mnagsr JohnE MooeCA McMurry Madi-.n Mill* Wm 0 Merrleiea Jataon Nevfas JohoM Narttroth Frederick NobfaeJuifa. Nobles Joel P NoteoaDP Perkins Otto Prickou Milton Ponnoll J D Powers Samuel / Prntt AWfahR . Priudte Hh era.. nO ParkecNT Petal Hurry Rogen Elmer BoedMenSekD* KSrSSao Baker Mason. W BameD Jeremiah M RaaaeffMarewi RmjuJbG Hyatt Lothar Haakiiis Daafal Baakte WmH Harte* Edwin H Hicks WtaF Hioka Chari*. H Hucm* Owea Joaos Hoary Jones Wm Jones Hiram JohamMaaatL Kimble Erarae. KodteM Frank XtafieH Lannes Lake Henry Lathrop Maltfah J Link Andrew v—g Bamual Louring itemne! Marobnll Georg* Myras WmH Mans Jaoofa Mmfaev Uwin H NEW STORE I nfGooiBimmpBicE Hastings, Michigan. UOY Mew Seales. Mew Styles. ' Mow Prieee. ' . Very Low SKlte." ktaseUCkata RradJamraL WohJWmn Bfahoaxad Guovwe RtaAatowr ftreWTwiui MnLrtfaa Grawg* L MsnhThootaeD V—rt4lH Alfril A atrikraltefal MeLolfaa Semes H Mmm Dwtel McNair Frodoirt lir W M bort men, and having placed them in MUMtton tone elect them, and then tata at them, to do tbe work to their hands committed, yrmiMfy ae ft data. We should all remember that the public goodtara*. tbe enfcroelamt of every law to bo found on our statute hooka aad that tits tbo duty of the officer* cta*n by ths ..people as their servants to execute the wiU of tho people who bare nude every law that m Grooorioo and Crodwry. T.jk-joh, a li’ 'han. good reason to know that they would not fa thia aty tom a aingte rote on < that account, from tbo men of any party, sad we do not believe any polit­ ; ical capital ean be made against so able i and true a man as Mr. Barnuiu has er«r been, by a roeort to any such demagognefam. Bat wesumise thia io only aioubterfugo, that the roal owpooitmi to tort should not be overlooked, either in Mr. Barnum on tbe part of tho 5"* the naeernsting caucus, or al tho polls. Jew seal is hie well-known temperance Wo want good man for officers of views, and hie known intention to aid every grade. Maa who have tbo abil­ ity and tho moral courage to do tboir whole duty, and to firarienly er acute Otootiesu, politics shoo’d be ignored, aa tbo mbH of an electton., tends to fix fa ta public mind the principle, and the policy a majority of tbo people domendehaft control fa tbo affairs of 40,000 Cutamara to uadortiaad wo will not te undonoU flflJ K iltli lii ^lil hiiiW II M l THEIT0WN8HIP MEET­ INGS, For it, beta parties are alike ree*<Mribte The pre-a of both partioe mfyiood it to bo done, and wo stand by tho <ulvio* we gave oar Sapervfaora, and be­ tas th.y did only tbeir duty fa tbe premfaea. aad that this vote tor the right aad ter dofag what they oouH to prop, erig remurarat* a kithlnl public offleor. fa mallfag the Western movemsnt they deserve tbo gratitude of the whole» fr ’ Tho drink-------------------------far-------------aa power'---------------fa oonoerued. believe any on* of ing places m New Tort, by which •*.. . Bnd wllidx b MOW Y.TTJ’JO't �iurn. ; all entries fsQmg below sixty per oent by new standard of axcslla&oe be­ ing rejected: amithsr public sound*! us the | bringing of B. P. Q»dy here on a trumped up charge of perjury, at the •xpenae of the paopte, that certain per­ use may collect a bad debt, haa not hitherto boon tolerated ia this county, and dsaerves tho sevoreat comlemaation of all honorable mon. Il is not too much tousk that that FertMeas son of Blackstone may bo made to pay the -■tS’Ex • J. MOBgrra. p.M. CNVICMES. books are largely used throughout the county, go that tho outlay in books elQ uot be large Necessary books cab bo procured at Aaayria. T. B. Duxcn, Temperance Meeting. Notice. Republican Caucus. Common Conncil. THE DETROIT Rev. J. W. Bancroft C. G. Ho'brook. Bov. Mr. Jscotre, Mrs. Norman Bailey. Mr. Carter and Mrs. Samuel Dick'S, th~ resolu sons were unxnimcysJy adopted. Anoiher temperance eong was then sung by the choir, af er which tbo meeting adjourned 111 next Munday evening at the some place. Cusaus H. Bicu, Secretary. PIOTTJRESI . piotures: I am now all alone in tho i’botocrsp'j business, and so I have made errangoments to increase my facilities for doing better work than ever all should call and get a nagatire taken. The superi­ ority of my work in the part is a suffi­ cient guarantee of first-class wort in I ho future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side State Street The Barry County Poultry Association. Light Brahmas sod the rttridgv Coeliins were not excelled at die poultry show in Detroit ia Decsmbst. There were sixty fine eulriee for premiums and about twenty for exhibition not regular­ ly entered, among whiou were some of tbe best in the room. We append tbo list of entries as follows: W. D. Hayes- one peir Partridge Cochins, trio Partridge Cocuics. one Partridge Cosbin boa, one tuo Saver Spangled Hamburgs, two trios Golden Spangled Hamburgs, one hen and FOR fu.ere exhlmions may ectumand, dosorvidly so.' tbo camo liberal patronage and gcnvral spprcciaiioti of tbo people of the couniy. By urde. ol tbe Exircutivo Committee, H. A. Guonrxax, 1’rrsidsnL Gao. M. Dsw«r, Secretary. PRICE 83.00 A DOZEN. Pinta and quarts ol filthy caltsrrhal discharges. Where doss it all oomr from t The mneeus membrane iitjieg lbs chambers of the nose, and its little glands are diseas’d, so that they draw from the blood U liquid and exposure to the air changes it into corruption. Tbiali e- :quid was to build up the eye­ tom but it is extracted and the system is weskened by tho loss. To Golden Medical Discovery, which also sets di­ reedy upon lbs glands, correcting them, applying Dr. Sign's Catarrh Remedy with Dr. Pie-co s Nasal Douche, tbe FINE HTOCK! Partridge Cochins, Golden Spangled Hamburg!. Silver Bpaagled Maxxnx, Omxcbita Parish, > La, Kept Ih. 1871. j To all who are seeking new homos in or are about to take-a trip to Missouri. Kansas, Oulurado, New Mex-co, Ne­ braska, Oregon or Calif.>reia, we recom­ mend a eheap sate, quick and direct route by way of BL Luuis, ovee the Mte- R. V. Pmsa, M. D.: Somer me about last June I eomtneueed tbe use of yoer medicine, aad they have eatarely cured me of Catarrh of twenty years standing. Respectfully, Mxs.C H Pkxuxtc. Geo. M. Dewey—one coop of six Dark Brauma pullets, one trio Bhek Aaocr Birrxaa.—At certain periods Spanish, one Dark Brahma reek. of Ufa a tonic is a necessity ; but there John Hotchkiss-one trio Aylesbury is danger in using stimulants that injure . tbo organs of -digestion white firing John Goodyear—one trio Light Brah­ temporary relief. To obviate thia, and mas, one trio While Leghorns, one pen present to tlie public a tonic free from Hendons, om trio African Bantams. Alcoholic poison. Dr. Greene prepared D. R. McElwais-oM trio Dark the Oxygenated Bitten, a sure cure for Brahmas, cue trw Scotch Greys, one Dyspepsia and all kindred complaints. 1 pair Light Brahmas, two Plymouth Sold everywhere. Joujr F. Hnar, Ou*. 1 Rock hens, one Light Brahma bon, one nix A Co., Proprietors, 8 awd 0 College pate Browse turkeys, oue trio White eqnipf-ed with fine Day CuaeliM, Buck's Reclining Cba'r Cara. Pulman's Prlaoe Sleepers, tXe fsmous Miller Rafrty Plstform. and the celebrated Westing bouM Air-Brake, and runs its trains from Bi. Louis to principal points ia the Wwt without change. We believe that the Pacific Through Line haa tbo bort track of ny rosul Wert of tbo Miameeippi Binr, end with its supettor ♦quipmeat and unrivaled comforts for peisoogvra. baa become the great popular the Wrote Trams from the North. Reith and East connect at BL Louis with trains of the Mie-mri Pacific The Teaas ounnsetfon of. this rpad U Bow Lltll Tho ••OH-Niagara” Inourstwe Go, of N. Y, acknowledge no liability under Policiee or Renewals issued by tho “Underwriters' Agency,” so-calted, alter 31st Doownher, 1878. The Niagara has Cash A—e- of 11.250,000. For re­ liable insuranoe, call cu William H. .W, tal.M—Ur-U - T—Uj B. Spring Examinations, * DsKay, Agt Of 1874, wiU be heH at itee following W. X. Berber-Fiv. trio. Light BraVmao. ocx Light Brahma pullet*. one Light Brahms k*. two trios Dark HATCHING, Where Does it COme From? rty isuit ■» the Court H-rtvA,—Wm. - ■ CHEAPEST and BEST 2d beet hen end chiokoM, W. D. Hayes, 76, In add'.'on tn tbe varieties entered for premiums there wai severe) placed on exhibition that commanded the at­ tention of all visitors .and wren really worthy of epeeial mention in tho jtxlg-1 went of Ise Judges end officers, and for exhibition uf wl.seh too parties have The Republicans of Castleton will The first annua', exhibition hold un­ meet in Caucus at Capt. McCormick’s, in Nashville, Friday, April 3, at two der the aosnee'es of this association: o’clock r. for the purpose of nomi­ came off oa Friday and Bsltxrdsy. and nating candidates for township officers for tbo coming year. By order of the fowls exhibited were decidedly snpsrior, and in number and va’uo etreeJul those oa exhibitiou at tbe Bute fair ia Grand Rapids last September, wh;lo reuse coops, especially among tho Deri/and /The Republicans of tho township of Rutland, ore requested to meet nt the Town House in said township, on Fri­ day April 3d, at one o’clock p. m.. to nominate evitable persons for township uAoen for tbo coming year. By order of tho Committee. J. F. Hus, Jpav Stssixt is sup tbo leading articles ut prices which defy evrnt • feed article of Block' tenderly sympathise with those unoere subecribers to fc who have to contend with a desperate appetite aad wn will stand bj them with every helpful and protecting influence we eon put around them. RneM, That wo extend to tbo deal­ ers in liquor who may take and keep tlie pledge, our assurance of all the as­ Bost s’x pullets. (Dark Brahmas) sistance wo can give them in replacing J. 8. Van Brunt. tho:r direful traffic with any honorable 2d beat six pultets. (Dark Brah­ mas.) Geo. M- Dewey. 3d best six pul’ets. (Light Brsh- Board of Education Caucus. Tbo electors of tho- several Wards in the eity of Hearing*, without regard to parties, are requested to meet in Csuetu on Saturday evening. April 4th, at half past eoven o’clock, to nominate nendidates for mem'xrs of tho Board of Ed­ ucation at tbe following' (daaM t ' " 1st Ward, at School Mouse. •sagarine, or paper, published, with or 24 Ward, at School Mouse without tbo advertised premiums, we 3d Ward, al Jaa. Clarke’s office. 4th Ware, at Co. Clerk’s office. will obtain it fur you at tbe Lowxrr Rana, without any expense to you in eending tbe order. RepuUicui Ward Caucuses. A. M. Rock would announce to tbo public, that lie is manufarruriag Oarrisges of all kinds, and styles, and as for durability, finish and beauty, ho cannot be outdocio anywhere, and will not be undersold by any competitor in the Btata Bia facilities tor busiuoas in hia line, both Carriage making and blacksmithing are cf tbo brat Stop on Jeffereon street, Hastings Mich. 47tf Tuesday Ere, March 81, 1874. Tho cihscns Tempenmco meeting convened pursuant to adjuornmost in Union Hall, Hon. Daniel Striker in the ot the United States to fold in their pa­ Chair. per* aay suppl emont asLprurtW « Iktir Tbe exercises were opened by music eww tA». without attaching to each of such supplements a oent U. 8. Postage Prayer was then offered by the Rev. stamp, snd that every riots lion of tho Mr. Jacokes, after which another tem­ law subjects tbo offender to a fine of perance song waa sung by the ehoir. 8100. Those ordering their copies of Tho committees of ladies appointed tbe new const ituGon from th* Chicago at tho last meeting then made their reNewspaper Union or any other printing House, will do well to giro uxn to this On motion the reports of ths com­ mittees were accepted and the commit­ toes ooatinued. Lur or Lrrraxs remaining at the Tbo Bev. T. D. Marell then offered Hastings P p, March 81. 1874: and. moved the adoption of tho follow­ Jno. Barnum, Mias Mary Barcusta, ing resolutions. to wit: Jno. Brafy, Theodore JFheeler, Robert Xm-'mI, That wo lender our appreci­ Dinwiddle, Mine Stella Edger. Mra E ation and thanks U tbe ladies who base G. Freeman, E. G. Field, 2, Chancy entered with so much energy and earn­ Hart, Mita Edna Haretu, Mias Emma estness ujxin the wo»k ot cunraasing 8. Kidder, John M. Leamsu, Henry the city with tho pledge, and we confi­ lewis, Ellen Mooney, Mrs. Utt? -Mur­ dently boj<o that it may be continued until every person In the eity who can phy, Miss Mary Ostrom, Miss Rdlie understand the nature of ths pledge O'Dell, L. Scudder, Mlm Mary Sheyter, may bo soUcitod to subecribe to it. Wo Daniel B. Thom. Mariotte A. Tremt, also request the ladies to rwvii't those • Elmer Wood, Mrs. Kate Brown, Nor­ persons who have refund to take tbe pledge and plead wi.h them anew, that man Peck, 2. Direct yonr letters to No. of P. O. box or drawer. Jxo. Rousts, P.M. H*. m, ■* 1—Well, did you ever! John, tbo spectacle mon; John, the pugilist; John, the wind-mill man; John, the reformer; John, tho man who as­ set te upon the streets of our city that the Democratic party has guno to the devil, and that kt, tbe illustrious John, is to father tbe new reform party, says that tbe littlo bobbling Erook has dried up. has gone to tbe pine woods, and severed his connection with the Banna. Well, it does beat all erection bow much some men do know. John is one of that kind. Ho knows enough for twenty common men. and why bo should re­ quire a partner in the newspaper busi­ ness, is a connundrum that poor mor­ tals of common intellect eannot solve. No, John, tho babbling Brook still ex­ ists, and still bolds hte interest in the Bas.vxx. and the pro«pectv arc, that bo may Mill continue to bold iL Now. John, pick up your little iron bar and go for tbe sling bearer. John is said to be looking wtlL Hastings Republican City Caucus. Special Notice. Beet trio. D. R. McElwain, 2d best trio, W. K. Barber. 3d •• “ •• “ Bort pair. Geo. E. Goodyear, Best Cock, Geo. M. Dosrey, fltlMJ. Sumi ui iKtaoi DENTIST �tanner UNDERGROUND LIFE SELOW °THE SUBFACE I . THK KUOtttaST MOUTH TO TOMIXL: *450.000 GIVEN AWAY! »i 00,000 run omly sxsoi A GRAND LEGAL GIFT C()N< ■ l: i 4 tka-eivwnws i >lj«la I* I ii.„ । heqjey* ■ Michigan Central R. R. ' MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R- OLD. acillBLE 1BD BISECT ROUTE, Grana Hirer Valley Division Republican Qm Fns* <MK*t*«4 fa *v**yuMlM<< * T rSbU. H.*(laTtaSsss.ttM; blorTU tor »» Mat few Utlsts Utt; sag. •* *ar a sriTTlac U* Ism will b* rnarerJ •! reliaMB As*ata wsai*<i ssrrprbBrs. »• ' ^’’^MO-CAWttfct. LreraaeertS. I ! BEARS [ BULLS wdsssstass a E> in ti! Mtj >4 Till ’"wiuforittiag ai dinner with hi* Cam- I | lly on that day. Mr Spence broke the । constrained ailence—Ibe usual accom*ori.rTvn>r.. puniment of their mewl—with the I word*: *•! MW ■ beautiful sight thia murnlkg.’ Both tbo seutenuo and th* tono Iu which it wa* spoken were a surprise. । A weight seemed to be removed from I every owe—a shadow fell from each dull I countenance. All ey*o were fixed in in- *r**4*»pp«’‘«»11' “ "«fo *s*e«y. 1 qairy upon him. “Jenny Elder at n window, with tbe wild hint* feeding from her hands and sitting oa het ahouldere," added Mr. EXTERMINATOP.S SpOM*. . ‘■Oh, yea; 1'vti teen it often," said Msrwaret, hia oldeM daughter, a light iirealiing over her face. "J*nny is sq good and awecl that even Um> birds loy* her. 1 wish they woaLl come to-my window.” ■ “You Bust ask Jeuoy bet *ecret," said the father, with a gentleaee* in hi> voice that wa* such a surprise Iu Mil garel that she looked al him in wonder. Mr. Spence noticod and understood tbe mMuiag of li»r look. He felt it ns a revelation and a rebuke Tbe deed adooce pa toed away. Fiat one tongue and then another was unlobeed; and in a little while tho whole family were io pleasant conversation—a thing so unusual at meal-time that each AGENTS WANTED “ L -•I*- KIT CARSON isw i&iito COMMIMIOXKR’k JfOTlCE- 71 Jew T tors Ettore S5SSS-- )_ us8S.rsaa!SJagaf 1 BANNER BLOCK. ia *K 1 1 1 *g :i" 11» 111 tsu l*« ll« M UM. s siL*s!a5 • «1 BUY J. & P. COATS'BLACK THREAD fur ytur MACHINE. 6995 Mr. Spence opened tbo windows of hi* soul still wider, and let the singing i bird* come in. All tho hours of that ' day he pondered the now iJeoe enggrated by hi* neighbor; aad tho mure I he considered them, this clearer it bo- j came that there was a better way to so- j Hsri/iqs, flicif. VINFCAR BITTERS rgar Hitter* arc a purely Vegetable ration, made chiefly frrmi the native found nnlhetower range* of th*Sier­ ra Nevada mouukiint of California, th* medicinal ptupertfov of which are extract­ ed therefrom wit'jout the use of Alooliol. The nitration is.tlmoit daily asked. “What .. ,1.* —»r ....... „ llI1 ........ rf ly than the hard and narrow one be I had been pursuing. Mind* needed' something ai well aa bodies. Tastes1 and feeling* had their apeeial needs. Soul-hunger must satisfied. [ As be cam* homo from hi* shop that evening, he pawed a store, the window* । of which were filled with cage* of siaging-birds. And as his eye* rested on Birds at the Window. sense I you've got eomething batter to do than wasting your time with birds." Mr. Spence saw thing* in a different light now. “She aball hare a bird," be said, ■(waking to himself, and turned into tbo ••Belter ba at work,” grumbled John Spence, aa ho possnd tho minister’s bouse, and saw Jenny, tbo minister's daughter, feeding tho bird* that came every day to bet window. “Mr girls have aosnething else to do. I'll not cent to sap port such laxy do-' “Good morning, Mr. Spence." eaid a friendly voice. “Oh ! it’s Vou. Good morning. Egbort Nico day, thia." “Xtogaat! Balmy as May and soft "It wm *o Had of yop, aad I wanted bird eo much!" the said. "Oh. I’ll > to good, and do cretythlng fur you I a.” What a sweet feeling warmed tho through. The delight of thia moment! waa greater than anything he remain­ , bere-i to hnvo experienced for years.” | “I am glad my littlepresent has given you eo much pleasure,’’ ho answered, subduing hi* vvsee that lie mignt not betray too mueb oC what he le)L “It is a good singer, the/sdan mid." ane countenance ol Mr.Lnptuco leu. “IP* a besruty," returned Margaret, i Ho pushed eut hia lips, end looked hard feasting her eyes on the bitd ; “end I’ll and dieagreeablc. loro it, if it doesn't sing a note." “Not one cent," was hia slow, em­ “Such a little thing to give ao much phatic answer pleasure," Mr. Spence said to himself. - ‘Oh, you're jesting, Mr. Sponee,” said . a* he sat nondenng thia now phase of hia neighbor. , life. And to his thought came this te“No; I'm in earnest. My gills have'| ply : “A cup of water ia'a little thing, some thing better to do than feeding i but to thirsty lip* it is sweeter then | I nectar." t And then, as if a window had been ' OTX-cod in his soul, a whole flrod of new i<iras and thought* came in upon hhn, The Babcock LAW CASES & POINTS. Units growing >l*ilol,ba**dut DR. ( ROOK’S WINE OF TAB I a. TeaTrasworuMMS* Sea* tiMHOTnl Dr Croat t Wlw—rr»rtuha»«mia» Polices of Insurance, Cards. Circulars, Note*, Bill Heads. letter Heads. Catalogue*, Baah Checks, Receipts, Show Cards, Posters, Programme, LAW BLMB OF EVEI DE3CHffT10H m to rlftr.Mxny purge oal U>o (Rat eorniTHIon* of lb* Wood, such a* th* serofulons i.«l syphilitic coatsmluslloii. Irapurilio*, .Tdlsesstslhit bare hnk*d fa th* spUm (x years, sousi yield tn U.H powerful srilldote sfat dAsapprsr. Hence ll* wooderfal cures, many of wUkb are pubttely hnowu. at HcrofuIa, aad all serofutaas diseases L'lcwra. F.mptlcm*. and craMlvo «*unknot tfe* .kto,Tumors. Biotcbe*, Mil MulUtein®i Hnat Banner Co Hiutiuga Republican Banner MUSIC BOOKS ■rswrt HOLIDAY PRESENTS. WI1JM -sffliisstr JiClffl & iailHW X“f8Sfefc Or.J. C. AYER i CO., Lomll, Starr. MICHIGAN AND ts5M^c£g’.srg;s HAIR Charles Dickens’ Advice to To His Son. ft is both reel and iuvigorai io* minufae spent with these ■wrote* her Ufa for a whole wIR hear them ahirping end as the goon aboal her bou»e-------- —-a, and L* stronger and more tfaitofid ia consequence." Mr. Hproro shook hia head, but not with tbs emphasis of manner shown a Urie while before. A new thought bad er. Try to do to others a* yna would hare them do to you, and do not bo dis­ couraged if they fail sometimes. It ia murh batter for yon that they should foil in obeying tbo greatest rule laid down by our Savior, than that you should. I put * New Testament among your took* for tie nosy same reaaras and with the vary uc« hope* that made me write an rosy account of it for you when yen srere a little child: Be­ cause it ia the best book that ever was or svsr will be known in tbo srorld, and because it teache* you tho best Isoeous by whirl: any bomea erwatnre, who tribe to be truthful and faithful to duty, ean possibly ba guided. A* yonr brothers bars gone away, one by on*. I have written to each «uch v>ords as I am now writing to you, and have en­ treated them *11 to guide thomaelvao by thia book, putting aside tbo interpreta­ tion* and inveattoaa of man. You will remember that you hare never at homo Every year hterease* the popularity if thi*’valuable Hair Preparation; which fa due to merit alone. TVe ran a»urr our old patron* that it is kept fullv up to it* high standard; and it is die only reliable and perfected prepsration for restoring Goat O* Fanm Harn tw it* youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. Tbe rcalp, by It* nsc. Incomes white and clean, li remoras till rruptiou* and dandrnK end. by it* tonic propertrw, r-rex cat* the hair firim falling out, aa it stimu­ late! anr! nouriihe* the hair-glands. By ita nsc, the hair grows thicker and ctrouger. In baldnce*, it rwrtore* tbo rapillary glands to their normal rigor. §60,000 00 SINE’S • B-VrsestA. * GIFT ENTERPRISE W rack IsWttab Two Prime S1.000 Free Prises |500 Ten Prims 1100 „ , t M*rw A Meggy alU Sdisr-wseelvd bast wank gsee rm» kbsessod ***. w*rtb gam I *M rawly Mewlag MaaUasUs* W.uLm, ml »:t5 rvk Last** UeM QaaUag Walskas. wertk g|sO • G*U CKsuu. S)lT«-e»r », J«e«i«ry, Ae., SowbwsCOifts Mtot JisUts Itwltal FOR THE WHISKERS. _ A(ve(* toaaleii te Mdl Tleket*, io As onr Renew er in tnanv rae’ re­ ! Ukerel frewl—i will be pelt ,*.. fl*T»kW.»|; a» VkAMs as. Trot. quire* tnnjong n trine, and too much ,*ta »l»t Tww>V-*e* TwUto »*S. earc. tn (More gray or faded Whisk­ er*, we htrvo prepared this dvr, in one prqxlratim; Buckingham's Dye nrjiiin.f'niiOf,uir TW ,.dmi(a*&tair wklts rst.W 116 Acres of Valuable Land I 1 IKE. CRAYON. 7 WATERGOLOR K GRJMOBT. *”“* TTiH TT TT i:: n FT H V’ u*. Briggs House, twn mu. aai. \ Bandolph BL oad^W-’u .CHICAQO, "Notice to Contractors! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-04-08.pdf 3b1ba510c9ed358a8fab01bdd5a2045c PDF Text Text VOL XVIII. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. 1874. NO50 Mpgl wi fiWlW Ciffc. COUCHES, BED-LOUNGES. MAT­ TRESSES. tagiLsaat. building, to restore his exhausted etaeogth by a giaas or two of boor. Thia ba wouldevnsldar cruel. If tho ti.ilor bee tho physical endurance and tho will to do without the bSTSrugs, fa the name of God Jet him do U, and if hs can t taka thio refreshment without drinkfag to excess, let him abstain altogether or quit the-hard work,-or dis, for it fa bet­ tor in than to bs a drunkard. Again, ths Archbishop can't aa a dargymsn to M cherish sad protect them, to forsake their vice, and hare received only earere or promisee not worth a straw. What fa dear God's name was there left for them to do, but jut what they era doing, and what you condemn? Who Lave driven thoee women to this gwoote at a wadding; whj Ha iutitated the Eucharist, the Lord's Supper, part­ ly in who, which Ha oommsadad the Apoetlaa*to drink; whv Jehovah'* hoi/ .pint te.cho. u. in tba Bibl. that God msda “wine to chaar the heart of mon" (I’mIsiv, cni, 18). and tba vine to ark why it should draert ite “wise that chaareth God and man" (Judge*, ix, 18)? Why did tha dying patriareb, un­ der tba inffucaca of Divine lotpiralioo. ihtm. Lm il Mid I It the leaders of lhe Chri.tisn Cbproh Lad done tta>ii duty, and the Laders of the Maid and nation- j A*, politics had dune tbsirs, there would not Lu a 'dram-shop Lelwuoo Canada | • taken through, both up and ot only without delay, but wilhsase. Aa the draw would alop«a, exrwpt when trains were three, vtoeeta would be coasarning and repaasing m they bed tho bridge. If there should mfanle»'._ _—. tug could work no inconvenience. There remains, therefore, only the 4,t>00 tows to mm through, which eokld, by poasibibtr. diacomnpdli the trains or be diecommoded. A steamer approaching the bridge, if the trains shall chance to bo passing, ean atop two or three or bringing about, sreept atty ten Mfohi n Central road, heretofore the moot ortant of all, but whteh also in tho r-robabl- oouree of things will be drivoa to turn tho steady currnt which has been dropping weahh hseo tor near forty years eleowbora and by so doing carry with it .very other ralgsad whka now cosMcta this city with the ocuatry. Why, again, done the Holy Cheat tell us that It is hurtful always to drink wa­ ter or wine, but that io mix them io pleasant, or eosnotunee to drink one and aometimeo the ether, ia the last verae in the Old Testament ? Bat Ood, they ob­ ject, did not make the wino. Wo hare ■sragAg*' 1/IBUSTIfY. than beer ? « That ia bad enough, with­ out doubt, end an cnxuitigateii curve io all who drink it Imliiturily, whether they drink to cxvoaa or :: it; but lhe archbishop to ask hi. ro-operation in sn attempt to abate the naisance of the grog-shops; • be told them that when there waa the quration of tho licsaring or abeoluto prohibiting of tho sale uf inebriating liquors, hs sornently recoinmended tho impoeing of aa heavy a Cue or license on the rondsr. of .uch Ixpuir. us they eould bear, and inexorably to ctaoe. by all tho penalties known to tho tew thoee vita barroom, where bed liquor ia sold to minors, drunkard., men or eamea, who are now tho )iests of the oommunlty, a diegraee to their fanulMa, *V- • -______ _ _a end example ,the k_ - - teaching and by word H0 l 1 a i if! broed way to perdition. This, be coueeived, would be the moot effectual check to the aril wo deplore. It would dimin­ ish. pstbapa. by 2,000 the 8,000 r^n/u•hie, tfioss srriera of hell by which oar city is ia psrils of cotnbustioo, and it would pay the city much, if not all, tbc oxpeases of the workhouse and other in.titattoos, which houest. sober ciliuns ore now shamefully taxed to sopport. All which is respect fully sabmit- a Why not support Home Industry T Did you ever take the trouble to find out what makes a community thrifty and protperou8? You go to the city and you see the people all alive and ■tiring, and the first thing yon eay, u “ They are doing lota of boginm here I?f- Everybody Menu to be doing well. Mechanical are riven by huhdredi hurrying to their labor with their dinner pail od their arm. What is the cause of all thia stirT "Y” there is a demand at Home for work.- the people patronize Home Muntry, city people know that it is to thei? o#h personal intermit to support Home trade and they do it Who cate wheat riased in Baurry County.ff it is not the people in the county? We must build up our own place; people in Grand Rapids won’t do it for us. We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradesmen, Lawyers, Doctors aud Laborers; but one «ays “we have no mechanics in Hastings who ean do a good job of work." To such I would say, look at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling and our Carriages, Wagons, Cutters Ac made in Hastings, and then mv we have no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years ago; for then there was not even a painter in Barry County that could paint a lumber sfsgon fit'Io !>• seen. There U no need of going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so far arc concerned, you can _ns_Cutters ____________ ____ ,___ _ *yiMf> __ Save ten ... dollars _____ on ... every Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any other Town m Michigan (great or email), for I know they cannot compete -with toy Cutter Machine. I am giving my customers the benefit of my Cutter Machine which I do aay ia a saving of ten dol­ lars to them on every Cutter they buy of me. I have nearly sold', out my first batch.of Cutters, and am' Running Out another lot which I will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggiee Mow Par next season. J/am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ am-rpreparing gies than ever 'before.I-----. „ Machinery . to enable me to undersell any carriage builder in the country, ’ Try me on. I have made my customers Hapft and can do it ; -*&■ My bus___________ iness nearly >ubles ' ’ every year, and that is evidence of aatufaction somewhere. tgm strength of no man. A atiuiulus “rostore.** nothing- Alcohol eicitei the netvoua system, and nil ortiSria! ex­ citement ia followod by reaction and ex- time the piwiM of digeitiun. or real­ ly temporarily the vifnTtorero to throw off disease, but tho Leet modem physi­ ologists recognise no nutritions element SCHOOL CARBS! down upon tho plane which 1 occupy in adxoealin* abridge. The interests of e city, of tho people of a State, of all the nulroeds ia it, put into a scale in favor of aa easy pesaage of ths Detroit River, ts of such insignificant moment tiiat it is fully counterbetaaoML if ho <Maipo.jibly find in my past Ilfs' thst I tioVe individually aided a public im­ provement after opposing politicly tho iMUtng of city bonds to the smount of . i«Mubly ^taiin millions fur tho same purpose. "1 have always and hare often strenuously opporod to tha boot of my ability, n city debt for nay tech par- Thais u uno objection raised br the, vessel interest tn a bridge growing out of their benevolence towards the rail­ road interests, to which, for a tew momints, I wish to allude It ia that our. bridge, when built, will In usefos. to, us. and we will have gaiuml nothing for xino will do in any case; we want this kind of an edseator in oar famiKee I think w/bughi to hale the beat general magazine in the country aa a distinctly political educator. Il ought to be ♦na­ tional affair. Our boys and girls should be brought up on it TLis is what eociaty really means. Tho newspaper ia Every important text of our greet school of government goes through the newspaper lain eMMra. Wo must atop all thia and piaeerve and index aa wo go along. Are the memben of Congrres united enough and bare they uusolhshnem enough to give paramount exist­ ence to your journal I I am afraid that them is not real enough to give It more than a struggling existence. We are without goad/far ia our party □rgnnixation. We have an uobocupiad Enid of high and noble eubjocta—all unfilled—that ia unoccupied by workers. If thia knee etale of things ia to con­ tinue ere moat expert defeat It tho polls greet eivil strife are fading out of tho popular mind. We forget or disregard the fact that tho bora of nineteen and twenty years of ego will make our next ean Society for lhe t'reveation of Owelty to Animals, of which Mr. Henry Bergh ia Praeadent, ia i*rformiug a work which must meet the approval of all right­ thinking people. Th fniteaf Xw/dra tea Journal published under »e aaspicee of thia Society, and ia devoted exclusively to the welfare of our hum- HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS ! tha oauas it advocates, can receive tbs paper by oaclosing one doitar, ths year­ ly Mhtoriptfoa. and addreeafag Trt Axuixz Ktaonoa, 210 East 18th 8t. is rvd, when it giveth his color in the cup, when it ntorolh itself aright; at the fast it biteth like a eerpan*. and stingeth like on odder.'' A divine atalete recorded fa Leviticus baa apecial application to tho priesthood: "Do not drink wins nor strong drink, thou nor thy sou with tl.ee, ebea ye go into the tabernacle of ths congregation, last ys die; it shall bo a statute forever •throughout your generatioryx" It is to quote 8crii4ure, I tepeat, and those portions ^hioh I hare’ presented are at least n» good us yohra They prove, first, (hat wtne is a seductive, de­ ceptive, sad-dangerous drink; second, Chromo DENTIST litiipi. Corner State and Creek St. Building once occupied by Boston Cush Stare. BLACK A FULLER. teMMM t strumental ia closing dram-shops, in pledging multitudes to a life of total abstinence. In targriy diminishing ths sale of intoxicating liquors at the man­ ufacturing coaters, end that thoee reanlta are MMspaniod by a decided re­ vival of religious fooling, and the ex- 1 ’ ; 1 Abstinence. ' SCHOOL BOOKS 8nBal utiKhiiol DENTIST CHOICE GROCERIES The April number of Woca^s Houo>0X0 Maawxa so* >?a oar tabte, well sutaiaa ita reputation as n firstctara lire pabliratkra. While ita eoa- eta ? What are hia interests in tian ? flow large a stake has be in bar cl illuatrationa, and ite gswsral apttroeity? Hia interest in truthfulness, posraaea compares favorably with tha candor an J houcat statomeats should be higher priced tuagnmaee. Nabsorip at least for him paramount to all tho tion pno. one dollar a year; wifa chro­ mo Yosemite one dollar and a half. ■Mm THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION. IF YOU WANT in order to gel acroM or around a river. Tho who'.o pix>pte of a State must bs subject to unnsceaaary expeaee and inand an improper abate ; but, practically, ranvrnienoe in g< ttiu^ to and from mar­ those distinctions in thia country and ket. The value of ail property in the uudcr lhe protect clrcum«tu:iet-aaaiuaut | city an J Stats must bs aBocUxl iniurito nothing. Tua license taw which you recommend nd your cure for dntnkeuncas has biv. tried in many tiulea, nud never aucfceexled in one; and «o long aa the men <ff the country have not found e remedy for the Srila ul intemperance. The Bridge Question. But thts h a small matter, compare tively, and 1 batten to what seems to —- i .. —— :------- ‘--it part ol your cirentar—that-------- — ----chapter «ud verae, your Divine authori­ ty for the use <xf u in" It is cany to i{U>4s Scripture, and when no'aeeount J. L. REED Mnlli, thia atate uf things, and tho bridge once built, all thoee uppreheniwos, both growing out ofHhmr lean and their bo-, nevoteuoe wi!) be found to hove had us substance except fa suc'x an imagina­ tion as has always been found to con- ' jure up “gorjpas, hydras and chimeras dire*' in tbu mind, of ituw. iu shipping whenever or wherever the Cublic wish to eron a river with a ridge. What a epectaelo do they pre­ sent to ilia irorldi’. Fur the pur;»eo ot wstding off a .light poeaiblo ineoaveu ienre to them, the iutareste of a tJtato or of 11,000,000 of capital invested in rail- emineace a. a politician end finanoier in the city of New York acknowledges the receipt of YA* AtipwUr. adding: If the Republican party nhoald bo completely dieintegrated it nut at ill reorganise on the same pnnciploa, be- wusado are working in tho only that Provid.nro has left open to .? Who are they? Tbev are the m given, Itatem ifaughter. ra whom they have eeen. year ofrar, dropping into th. grave, of prove from Scripture in this direct cuanectiou, for I am quits ready to admit that tho Jewa, alike of tha Old Tretamont and tho New, drank wine, and that the Savior and bis dhriptee drank it W« may bs sura, hawercr. that lhe clrcum.tance of tho country randmed tbs practice eithor desirable or porruUBible. It was probably true that, npder the circumstances, wine-drinking did more gnod than bs rm Doos anyone ——— •‘■st U, in that aoontry, and in s, wine-drinking did mors' ----------- goM, it would bare rcreiveJ in any way the sanction of lhe Savior ? Such a sappooitiem would impugn alike 1.1. —— -l I... . aiih baser liquors It is manufactured from baser liquors in untold qusntitio*. The poor people of Amarira eould not gnt pore wine if they wanted it, nnd tba risk do not know wtethoc they gal it or not Tho groat pra.-ural tact, linsvvnr, which etare. us in tho fare to-dny u that wine, brandy, whisky, gin and beer are tied toguihci in a ..vturhood of lesvfag aside all which Las bwn eaid by others, has been demonstruted by Mr. Pope .'J But the .tatomost «rf uumbvre lysvre but 18,OW vassd^of alb kinds, frota the sand and wo«l ecvw up to tho tan;, vtase veeseli aa« including �tkia «r«*bg, fat Vaion Ball, ptrwinl to adjournment. The Chairman being aUaat. on motton Trevcra PbUllpe wo, •loefed Chairman for the evening The - .Haactrao, Mtcst., Aran. 8. 1874. . City Election. Dooea't lik* hi* quarters at Btockweir* V—dll. before our readers Island. It waa expwMd by tb* burly th* reeutl of tbe Chy Elocttoc The Boss, and his friend*, thst the officials OB the Island would not dare to treat tho gnat swindler a* other criminals wes* treated,Qmt they were grievously cuataken. Boo* wa* ahaved, and crop­ ped, and arrayed like Joseph in a coal of many coton, with paata to match, sad bo eras pat to just snob service aa ba was fit to do. Consequently ho has tired of th and invokes tho law to get him out Ba wants to goto Lultow-rt. Jail, where a maa may have as many to pay for. Judge Paris eentencod Twe*d to impnsonment fa tha “ocunty jail” which be corrected to “the pernthat he bad no right to make lhe cor­ rection, and that Ludlow-st jail is the plaeo where h* must be confined. Tiiey want th* Boas ia quarters where be can reorgnaiae bia court; where wino and wassail will be as of yore, where bo ran bring together the scattered boat* of Tammany, and be once more I the dictator of New York Democracy. For after all they miss the great organ, bang ability bo undoubtedly possesses. The Boe* will get eut before long, en­ tirely. Then took out ft* a ring that auce s.®g. after whLh prayer wan offreed by the Rev. I. D. Marsh; southy iernpersnov song was snug. and then the reports of the (\mnnittin of ladies into drinking places—the very liquor be drinks, the kind of money be pays for it. the gambling place* ho goes into, and the houses of ill fame ho visits— all thoee are recorded, and so reronlad that it can all bo brought home to him. They never know they are b«ng fol­ lowed, for th* detective is too adroit for that. Th* result of his observations are given every morning tu bis employ- 15.000 par year. And thou jut when ho fancies bo is all eeeure, ho it taken to task. Ha of course denies the ofrargaa, but ’he detective. with his fatai book, catches him, and bn cunf^ his sine But these are not tbe only use they am put to. Ila woman ana- Old Sore*. ’ a tong time. He ia a chivalrous raw, bnt 1 never knowTTm to hit anything that he rtrnck al before, and I am in­ . dines) to think his statement is not correef, as usual, but if it is .as be states, then he has loomed to fight among tbs ' ^Grangers. I don’t mean Io say by any meoaa, that John is a coward, no, no ; that eagle eye of hi* flashes out th* fires of a soul vrithin, that is aS aglow with roiling tallow* of red-hot ronrsgr. I never knew him to fear anything but a settlement with a School Board, and then 1 gueee tho Board got the worst ol it. Oh, sometime* be is afraid that a bonus of I12tl,000 to aid the St. Clair branch of tbo Canada Southern Ibero may be soroothiug going oa that Bailway. he cwn't stick bi* novo into, but with Tho drug clerks of Detroit Haro such a-quil-iue nose a* hie there is no formed a literary association, and will danger, ^lut we have no word* of sym­ bare regular literary exercises at sta- pathy to offer; far if Bennett will per­ sist ia aseociating srilh aueb fellows, Seventy-five medical men and ouo hundred and fifty law student* took and get* his eye* blacked and hia cbardegrees at th* recent commencement at 1at ter and reputation ruined, be will the Unirereily. -f ’ perhaps profit by tbe old fable of Foor H. V. Wheeler, of Ludington, has. Tray, and become a wiser and better been appointed by Gov. Bagley Judge of th* Nineteenth Cinoit in pise* of B. F. White, resigned. The farmers of Dowagiac are circula­ Nashville Items. ting a subscription paper to rata* funds to erect a chum factory, with good The officem elect or* aa follow^ Clerk, prospects of sucres*. Treasurer and Justice, Democrats, th* The barn of Isaac Stauffer, Caledo­ nia, was burned on Tuesday morning, others Republican*. Tbe majorities together with 20 ton* of hay, a wagon, ranged, a* reported, from 18 to #3, but wo cannot giro them On Ike different boy ewore hat hia father gave Inta ten doftan to «wwr falsely, that be might escape tba panfohmoat for hia nine. ffiflAfi ,EDHIT2AH v.«. amiuimni SPEO1A.1. TAXES. ___ lit 1,1814, to « a Utt. dir.rro) 75 entirely new Patterns never before on sale. that to many of our peopl* stand ’fogelher pledged and determined to rretot the evil a* it exists among us. We< earnestly plead actin that those who have as yn deelined to take the pledge will do ao at once, that sre may stand together unanimous in <mr endeavor* Io b* a temperate, orderly, proeperoua • nd happy people. We acknowledge with thanks the I fact that two persons have alroadv abandoned tbe sal* of intoxicating liqnot*, and we appeal again Io the other •atoon keepers, with the utmost earnerteeea, that lh»y will consider the evils and sorrows that they are sustaining and perpeinating. and have regard to th* auietias and persuasions of lhe temperance pooele of tb* community, many of whom have had bitter expertenew of th* woo* whieb their traffic pro­ motes ; and that they will do themselves the honor of promptly and voluntarily relinquishing tbo nefarious businMO. 0n motion the Chair appointed IVof Dickie, Rer. Mr. Marsh and Chas. H. Bauer, a.Committee to request tb* at­ tendant* of the businea, men of the city at their meetlaga. < fa motion tl>o meeting adjourned till next Monday evening at half-past eeren o'clock at tb* earn* place. To keep such order a* ia kept in New Tho Wyandotte rolling mills will re­ York require* an army of policemen, sume operation* next mouth. Io th* number of 2_l>00 wbien costs lu* The iiooees belonging to J. E. Wercity about 83,600,000 per annum. This net's menagerio gave birth Io four cube Uamr Jutrtal ofthe 2d inst., tho account includes only the regular policemen. a few days ago. cf the fight of ono of its editors with Hillsdale College ranks next to Ann Luther Bennett, on one of tha streets of your city, in which ho (the editor) claims, among hia many other virtues, that of a sharp shoulder hitter, a gen­ uine Hrenao bruiser ; fur if hia account of the affair ia correct. he feilsd bis an­ tagonist with a blow atrach square out from the cheat, which is pretty sure to Rutland. WjiraiBM, C-oUc. ■0VEICEJHS * Tbe reading of the re|K>rts of the CrenmittMs from tbe let and 4th Wards wore deferred till tb* next meeting. Short speeches were then made by Mrs. J. 8. Goodyrfcr, Prof. Dickie, Bar. T. D. Ms tsh aad others, offer which iter. T. D. Marsh offered and moved the adoption of tho followiag resolution, object in view. Cara* of‘•swearing off" are as thick as blackberries. Sey what which wa* unanimously adopted, to you gill about th* work of th* women in th* West, it haa had the effect of •wakening th* public conscience to th* evils of liquor drinking, and haa resulted Thorowbo are urging it any that th* I euet of dis[>oeing of remains is brought paper. Why not “go for” your neigh­ to a eery small point; that lhe idea of consuming * body by fire is not so re- bors, ami especially borrowers f Reader, ‘ as to pat it into tha ground to please note that by acting upon this suggestion all parties Will bo benefited —yourself, the sow*subscriber and tha Below w* give tb* nasnee ol th* gentfomen elected to the several ftoanship offices in this township The b'uporvisor, Clerk an*} one Constable are Democrat,, •Jemmy Dawson’ ‘Clacked th* crib,’ and all tbe rest are Republican* ; bo know* also that th* finding of Jemmy would be an impossibility. But he John Dawson, Supervisor.’ knows Jemmy a woman, or oa* of Jem­ ’ Norman Johnson, Clert. my’s friends, and so ia hia good time Asa D. Bork. Treasurer b* inform* Jemmy'* woman, that the recovery of th* bonds atuleu from th* Jan. Y.JMaad,’Jostle* of tbaTroce Benk, of so-and-so is in bis band*, and U. M. Munrjc, Reboot Inspector. waits. Prearntly Jemmy’s woman C. H. Bl one, HighsrayCommiMiotier. eaten into negoUaUon with him, th* bouds are relumed, the Bank pays the I10JM0, which th* thief and detective divide, and it i* all over. There are very few arrests, and convictions of big tbievua, for the reason that tho thief is neeoaeary to tho detective, and tbe de­ tective to the thist. They have a eom»oa istrrest—in fact they work togeth­ er., So anwai waktlllul, daring and in- Pile*. ‘JI Hi morrnagra, j'Harrham, yHlOig The roportsjof the Oommittoea from the 2d and ' 8d Wards were made in writing, tho namesol the signers to the pledge being road, were aceopted and the Committees continued by th* meet- Maw Yoax Srirx Editoxiil Aimunox.—This organisation ia to hold its annual eeesiou at Lockport, June 17, 18. Chas. E. Smith of tho Albany Evening Jewresf has been selected us Orator, and David Gray of tho Buffalo Cmtmt, aa Poet An excursion to Ni­ agara Falls will occupy lhe second day. pend tbo list as follows, via : Assyria—A. W. Chapin, B. Baltitnon. —John H. Day, R. . Barry—Adam Elliott, RCastleton-John Kcsgfe, R. Carlton—Mooes A- Fuller, Ji. Hastings—Plead cs Brown, D. Hastings City, 1st. District—Travers Phillip*. R Hastings City, 2d District—David G, Robinson, D. Hope—Augustus W. Armour, R. Irving—Aaron J. Walker, B. Johnstown—Lori M. Dewey, B. Maple Urare —Orson Dunham, Temp. Orangovills — Heuiy Brown, B. Prairievilla—JobriJ Perkins, R. Rutland—John Dawson. D. Thoma pple — John F. Emory, It Woodland—Jesse -Ionian, D. ! Yankee Springs-fl—t B Hoyt. R- • >«-. IxaexITesE! Ji(jKE&O OSJEtIES TEA.AGEMT8 WASTED fl BAH GOT TO 8B1WIAKIR00I FBROUESPRI1GSTOCL BININGER’S Old London Dock Gin. Remember, Cash for Farmers Produce. Ksoeeuny Wfi toe Ite eee et lb* SMITH. MANEE & PRESTON. Obstacles to. Marriage. >t the OOKTfk Sirptal aOKininl . to<\io 2Wsv\ xue DENTIST A two days’ conference of tbo Michi­ gan Central Association of Univcrttiisis rnoiom J. Fovghner; Coaadlmea, Titan. C. Downing. Albert W. Olds and C. C. Wolcott; School Inspector, Framer McCormick. The ladisa hare ecotmeooed the ram war hare which begins to look (favorable. \33«1M3T .won’83 Up .aooti aooiio* From a lending New Hampshire Journal we dip the following notice of th* stock on the fan' conn retrd wilt c/ry //bits Vstv Low ogf or. iriihdlfc ininii! T8itog uiaaaoao jjiohd �i'll '^u^ ws«irtrict No. I-City of Hast­ 148, L 0. of O. F., tn view of tfa droth of taodwr Maxon Allen. , Wrmu. in the inscrutable wisdom of Provider, the Angel of death he. invaded onr Order, and brokemod away, across tbs dark river, a dearly beloved brother; therefore: ■ftwsfcwr. That iu tho death, of on* brother^'Mason Allen, Heating. Jodgoi B. Patent Office to Michigan invsstora, and Palmar EncampnMmt. of both cf which institution, bo waa an esteemed for the week ending March 17,1874, and. member, have sustained a great and ir­ each bearing that date. Furnished this reparable loan paper by Cox 4 Cw, SoJkitors of Pat­ Jfaofad. that we cheerfully bear testi­ mony to ths many noble traits of charents Washington, D. C.; Polishing and Grinding Wbecl-B. d brother, and while we bow with Banister and J. C. Perkins, Kalamabio submiasion to tho inexorable decree which consigns all that is mortal Spectacle Case—C. C. Cole, Mankali. to decay and death, wo cherish a lively Machine for Turning Boxes—E. L. faith in tbe fature re-union of thoee whose fraternal relations on earth, have Comely, Nxfas. been severed by tfa rode hand of death. Food Catting Machine—H. U. Up­ Awlrsd. that tfa bsart-f.lt sympathies john, Kalamazoo. of our Order are doe, and are nereby Steam Radiator—W. J. Baldwin. tendered to lhe widowed wife and or­ phan children of our deceased brother Hub Boring Machine—J. Dnncan in this time of their groat affliction, with illness of onl£ seven days. Ho wm a taorough burineas msc, and will bo mfasd in all war business enterprises. We should think be was aged nboat K CMVKNES. til such information aa will prove of .practical utility ia obtained, which shall lead persona to tho knowledge that a certai n amount of money judiciously ex­ pended in advertising, is money well used and will bring in large returns. We hoar that throe of our young men were arrested on Monday, charged with a conspiracy to blackmail a leading merchant <jf our city, and waving ex­ amination gave bail in <500 each for trial - at the - Circuit Cbun. That no party may bo injured, nd ar tho ease ia likely to bo one of ooms importanoo wo for tho proeent withhold all names and reference to the alleged tacts in tho •2H!. ^4.’ Tho Bridge meeting at Detroit on Tuesday was u groat' success, all tho principal towns and cities in the State For the acoommodation of our sub- being represented, and tbo vote of tho crifars who desire any other book, delegates being almost or quite a unit magazine, at paper, published, with or for tho Bridge. Wo bnvo not a copy of without tho advertised premiutns, we tho Besolntions, bnt will give them >n will obtain ifo for you at tho Lowm lb.rm, without any expcano to you in outrageous attempt of the shipping in­ sanding tho cftlcr. terest to break up the meeting, led on TO ADVCTTIBEES. T“ by a loafer frontjjhieago who claimed Tho Bsxxxa is the bnt advertising to represent tho grangers, but who evi­ medium in tbo County of Barry, having dently practiced mostly at a bar not fa­ nearly double the circulation of any vored by any class of reformers. other **** Oewnty. ■ tf Mu:- riJcTVT MoIT* cL 43 Good Tough Oak, Rock Elm, or White Ash Lumber Taken in Exchange for Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleighs, Wood Sawing Machines. OfoekUla IISlH. G»U «>aU al StUVaJUH Chairman of Lodge Com. of Camp Com. Tfa following resolution was also adoptsd : Cheap Transportation. Jfaefa<f, that the thanks of this order are rsapMlfuIly tendered to Rev. Mr. Pursuant to a cell from Ifa Mayor of Jaeokas for bis able and feeling discourae tho city, tho cilinras of Hastings and on the occassion ot ths burial of our d»vicinity met al Union Hall oa Satur­ day ovsuing to elect delegates to the Cheap Transportation Convention, to be Warranted. hold on Tuesday at Detroit The moat­ ing antnnimd by electing Hon. Nor­ men- Baihy Chairman, and Nathan Golden Medical Discovery are warran­ Brriow Senstvy. His Ilouor, lhe ted tn euro Sall Rheum or Tetter and Mayor, stated the object of the mooting, the wont kind of- Pimples on the face. whereupon tbo following gentlemen Two to four bottles to clean tho system Were duly elected delegated. riz . ' of Boils, Carbuncles and tho wont Hod. Geo. M. Dewey, kind of Erysipelas and blotches among Hon. Nathan Barlow, Hon. Hsr.ry A. Goodvoar, Hon. David R.,Cook, Hon. James A. Bweczey, Hon. Jahn M. Nevins, uloas Soros and Swellings. Two to six Hon. Norman Bailey, bottles are warranted to cure Liter CoutL W. Vrooman, Esq., plaints. A. J. Bowne, Esq., Lewis Westfall, Esq;. C. F. Dwight, Esq., John 8. Goodyear, Esq., Ou mo tic n tho delegation was au­ thorized to fill any vneanciea in their cralSS; taka Share ». ;»n I t ■nte wsaura li eSaUSi wUlafo. K ltal.10. %£JS1S& • aselM. IA ires ra»7J PROBATE ORDER. J. Cole &■ Son, si’-shx&aFrrains oar k to it Ik isvsl Lirin Ette LUU PUStffi, . stra 8. J. Bren's End of Pain cures Frost­ bites. Corns, Neuralgia, Headache. Pain in tho Bowels and Dfantery. 24tf TIER UK UK ai BAH Shingles, Lath, &c. >*r*S. J t Miklsss forte* tustas rale Sell < ... j rnmai VESTERS DITISIOK. PIOTU^ES: I am now all alone in the L'botoarap’u business aud as I hero made errangoments to increase tny facilities for doing better work than, ever all should call and get a uagative taken- Tbo superi­ ority of my work in ths paxt i* a aufflci>-nt guarantee of first-clas. -work in tho future. Rooms in Wellington Block, »cuth tide Stale Street rough! cold and for twenty-eight years I have been a perfect wreck of disease, and all the medicines and doctors’ bills have run up at times to two and three cd, Wednesday evening, April 8th. 1871 hundred dollars, and never any better Present— Major, Recorder and Alda. but worse, when 1 give up all hope last Dawson, Madge. Williams. Baasmsr, spring of living tho summer through. 1 received one of your Account Books Tao object of tho mooting was to de­ end told my husband after reading ii. clare tho result of tho City Election and was too late too try further, but ho said it wot never too late. Ho went and 1 the following declaration was made bought two bottles and I found it was helping tao very much. Hinco 1841 I was troubled with Catarrh and Sore Throat, and was almost entirely deaf in uno car and my voseo was ns dull as could be. There was constant pain in tny hood. Now my Iwad is ns sound os . a dollar, my voieo is ctoar, and I havn used tan bottles ot your Discovery. It lias cured, me of Catarrh Boro Throat, Heart Disease, Spine Affection and Tor­ pid Liver My Liver was very bad. Mr akin was rough. When I put my hand on my body it was like Galt scales Now it is as smooth and soft as a child's. Ln conclusion I will say I have been «3 IS !■ n l« M *t n i IS। x tr 1 to T StataS XZST- 1 1 1 I i>..., ..n ... wnstfo. to myself and friends. This is but an imperfect statement, half has not l«en ton!. Yours with re. pert. sees Family of four years, William H. Hayfotd. For Justice of tfa Peace for tfa un­ tian aver the era of prayer and song expired term of F. V. Young resigned, YJohn Stanley will move across tho street about May 1st. to enable him to that tho woman have introduced. If Lncius Bussell. ’ For Schod Inspector, Cfariss Bussell. pull down hia old store, to make way an individual cannot thrivo and succeed, Now is (bo timo to clean up your For ficbool Inspector to fill vacancy, joi n fine brick block, priifftU thuww when spending his time and • money In ■ at bottom onCOS. dooor-yards. Theodore D. Marsh. drunken revels, a community cannot aprfltf Narnaw Bauow, Mayor. / Tho election delayed our paps* ono prosper and flourish with inebriation Iteszxr Dawaox. —z day thia waak. L 8. Borcx, 8rd Ward. Jonn M. Bzsaumi, 3rd Ward. Sara-Defeated candidate, far Towi- Sobriety and temperance are the great Boran Mcnex, 2nd Ward. ehip and city officers. requirements of good citizenship and Gao. W.Wnuax*, 2nd Ward. We have already aoaa some garden glauly will wo hail the day when tbo . J. W. Bxwrxxr, 4th Ward foul stain of intemperance is removed. bods mado in our midst. Finance Committee reported Iwck account of Banner Co^ with recommen­ Thanks to frioodz whohavw furnished hs with election returns. List or Lrrms remaining nt tfa dation that it fa allowed at 373.40, and it was so allowed. Conoalt the naw time table of the Hastings P. 0., April 7th. 1874: Account of Dennis t He Imas, print­ Min C. Barber. Mrs. Harrison liar­ Chicago & Lake Heron Railroad. ing, 157 21. Allowed. A faohwn writer predicts that dark, num, Eli Canham, Betsy Cronk, Mfary W. D. Hayes, making finance report, Cote, Miss Olistia Cutler, Laura M. gkmy hair will ba feehioaabl- before Corer. Miss Ellie M. Dayton, Jnnob <10 CO. Allowed. Thomas Altoft, KJ 43. Edger, Miss Mary Horton. Nosh Henty, J. A. Swwsoy, salary as Attorney, Mary Hubbard, Mrs. E. Mary Knowles. Messrs. Prickett A Mate have formed Mrs. Eli Kline. Albert E. Lee, • Magn <25.00. co-partnership for tha purpose of doW. II. Blebbins, diebnreiw rilJ ig a general business as Blacksmiths, teaee Maurer, Charted Mellro, Kirt ud having bought oct tho bUeksmithMunger, N. A. Psfanty, MarySfaldou, funds, <25.00. ig interest of Jack Rich, may be found’ ??. J. Bronson, dork otelection, <4-00. Mias Anna St. John, John Snyder, t his old stand oa the corner of Church G. W. Blade, dark of election, <4.00. C. P. Thorp, W. 8. Wyman, T. J. A. H. Banyan, clerk of election Wiggins, Delia Wright, Kato Brown, <4-00. Dr. Smith, Lizzio Smith. 2, James L 8. Boice clerk' of election end reg­ Smith, Miss Cora Williams. Direct your letters fc No.of P.O. istration, KJ-30. Travers Phillips han dbpoeod of bis L D. QiraokonbusKcferk of election, interest in tfa Dry Goods bnaisteea to box or drawer. Jso. Rasxirrz, P.M. 14.00. hia former partner, R- J. Grant. NOTICE. G. W. Williams, clerk of election end Bock-a-bt Bast Ox inTxn Tor.— registration. 16.00. Our Wy brother of tho Noahvilfa .¥«*, J. E- Hoyle, clerk of electioo <4-00. evidently had tbe •’colic” just as he was B. B. Boro, elerk of election, W-00. going to proas last week, and tho remit Eotoo Bork. clerk of election. <3.00. F. A- Stahley, rent of shop tbr efecnonssnso, mixed with no little amount of diluted fo, mostly saeend hand from Wm. H. Jewell, elerk of election and tho late IT»rfi!«as eon trf Bhckstoxio regiatration.fltJ.OO. who oneo stayed ia Hastings, but dsB. Dawron, clerk of election at k! reg istration, 36-00. J. M. Bcasmer, dork of .faction end registration. 30 00. G. M. Dewey cfatk of elaetion and registration. <3.00. Our thanks rm das Dr. H. B. Baker, PHORATE ORDER. Xsw rosx. JLsrUAlSTS. TkefoanaivM xlarsuiv setteefwfoOrraizlnweaiai saUleaaA talarea asaA a*aa *ee- Tbo temperancu movement is extend­ ing all ever die State, embracing moat of tha larger cities, and many of the .■pi mt to fa g«fan <■ Friday ereStria, ttadl. ■,lma" «*tatata« ,*r‘ twit. toetautiWKreUew ewveWCMUOT XEW YORK MARKET. Common Council. ‘■Wxix nozs,” is tbe verdie* of tho people on tho action of tho Council du­ ring tho past year. Politically we bare no sympathy with the majority, hut fairness compels us to say, that the fi­ nances ot tna city bare been must ad numbly uiansged, tho work uu tfa streets well done, and the good name of tho city protected and improved by tbe retiring Mayor and Aldsnnen, and we can only hope their successors will do for tho eity as well as they have done, fo ar and then, certainly no discredit wilt atla twetaar foXa re atifce V Stea wUl Ml are r---- Mete Use M» tsrUSeatu ot 1 hand as wa hope others intend to do who wish anything in their line of trade. Success to them. i A. M. Bock would announce to tho public, that bo is raanufacturiug Car­ riage* of all kinds, and stalos, aud as for durability, finish and faauty, ha cannot fa outdone nnywfaro, and will not fa undersold by suy competitor in the State. His facilities lor bnsinsM in his fine, both Carriage making and blaeksmilbing are of tfa best Shop ou Jefferson street, Hastings Mich. 47tf Wo would stalo to our'friends Ln the various localities in th la section of lbs State that any time they have anr P»b -. and W. IL Tolbot, Buchanan. lio interests they desiro to have written Spring Equalizer for Vehicles—8. El­ up, or wish to present tho advantages liot, Grand Rapids. and oporiunit.es of their respective Spring Bed Bottom—D. Kellogg (2 towns, we shall bo pleased to devote a patents), Ypailsnli. little time and space to that object Oro Crasher-A. J. O’Day, Leland. now calling,'and wa extend a helping Us. w^. Special Notice. sip f pAn effi-rt is being tuadn to procure a suitable room and furnish it for a pub­ lic reading room. Wo earnestly hope our citizena will liberally contribute lor its naintainance, and encourage tho young lad iso who so nobly set tho ball ce-re Ufor vrewhSA AS t ioa 1 A>. toH Here tie-riteCewtraUtetaeat w« ressMwA e* iae**"***1^ * *,hi . taStarttz J4„, . reiw, wfofa?roatliasa w®.'- ini Wo hare tba list of offiewre efeeto 1 on Monday from only two townships and the city, and thoee appear in their prop­ er place. We should be pleased to re­ ceive lists from all the other townships for publication. O Jfrk, if ings. THE CHRI8TIAH UMIOH HATCHING, PRICE 83.00 A DOZEN. Go West Through »'■ Louts. To all who ore Broking new homes in or uro about to take a tup to Missouri. Kan-SA Colorado.‘Naw Mexico, Ne­ braska, Oregcn or California, we recom­ mend f cheap safe, quick and direct route by war of Bl. Liuia orer tfa Mis­ souri Pacific Through UnsIt is Platfoim. and tlw celebrated Wretrog house Air-Brake, and runs its train, from St. Louis to principal punts ia the West witfaut change. We believe that tho Pacific Through Line baa tha l>eat track of any road West uf the Miwisaippi Rivw, and with its supetior equip­ ment and unrivaled eotnforls for pas­ sengers. has become the treat popular Partridge Ccehtas, Golden Spangled tinnhurgi. Silver Spangled Haatburgs. JffJEW STOREI Local ftfyijie# IMrce;. NEW GOODS AID MEW PRICES rout from St. IxmiU tb Texas, cither ow tbe Mnroun, K«.as & Texas R- R. via 8od.Ua, or over the Atlantic A Pacific R. B- via Vinita. . For mapA timo tables, informniou ns Hastings, Michigan. Agent, St Louie, Mo. Qnoetlona will bo chwi’ully and promptly ansrered. Cheap Form* for Saln-kaay ictu. The Atlantic and -Pacific Railroad Company offer. 1.200,WM> acre, of land C _.1_____ »«:__ ...« ... «'l i Sh H0USEH01 PAHACEA yr-T* ' • JI �^UNDERGROUND: " LIFE iMkhigo Ceptral IELOWTHE SURFACE I RJ £ ■ICH1CAN CENTRAL R. B. Grand Hirer Valley Oivison 1450.000 GIVEN AWAY! OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROCTl, Republican BULLS KIT CARSON. increaaaa ite bulk 18,000 time* On* htmdred pound* of D*od Sa* water contain 49 pound* of mlt. Th* annual rainfall at the equator n about right feat Th* explosive force of cloaelr confin­ ed gunpowder i* rix aad a half ton* to th* squire inch. Only the ona-tbasuandth part of the sun'* ray* |i*n*tr*to water lo a depth of 200 foot Tha bottom of tho ocean, therefore, ia a *eena of eternal night. From hundred* cf *xperimMt* it ba* been found that th* temperature increaao om dagra* for every 45 foot daacent into tha earth. Th* crust ot tb* earth, thmfora, canuot be more than 70 mils* ia thickness, aa all known subetancre would be in a state of fusion *4 that depth Book and Job i-S agents BEARS Un bl * st: Kus*. .1 <*. . svtukl*. Ceaelr a*4 runs i BANNER BLOCK, ■Ues, BUY J. & P. COATS’BLACK THREAD &r ymrlACMK - 1 BsSUe Creek. MsrMsll. fHsri/iqs, /micr/. DeUes. Mil. MiiMUiiMidiMnai Thi* charming eluoter of star* are ■itnatod in tho should.r of Taurw, ■which ia now the searad sign and third «oa*l*Uat>on of th* aodiac, and may b* easily traced on »uturn*al evening* fa th* eastern aky. It rewire* ite name frotn a Greek word, meaning to aail, beware it wa* cooridored by th* auc<*nta_ at thia aeaajn of th* year, “tb* »taro*the ocean" to tho benighted mariner. It to also tailed th* Keren .Btare, and remetimes Virgilhr, or “Vir­ gin* of Ua Spring.’- becauao th* aun eatm* thia ci ustor tn th* season of blo*■cma, about th* I Sth of Hay. It com** A day'* journey wa* thirty three and to the meridian ton minute* before one-filth mile*. nm* o’clock on the evening of tho let A Sabbath day** journey wa* about i of January, and then, with royal grace, an English mil*. thia coMteUabcn aft* enthroned high Eeekiel'* reed was nearly eleven feet in th* *mpyreon, and lead* th* Lort of gEttorfog str.r, that make th* winter Acubit to neatly twenty-two inche*. I aky “tremulous with now* of brightA hand'*-brearllh; id equal to throe ' There it a fascination about this group of iter* which is not attached to any caber in tb* broad concave; there ia a myitcry in ita bUtoryjwhich land* a eharm to it* sparkling gum. One of tbo brilliant* ha* crsM-d to glitter with­ in tho amro depth of spare. What ka* bampH of the muring on* ameng .th* bright Mill hu* It Mythology toll* ns that Meropo married a mortal, and therefore 1* hor star dim among her airier*. Who waa th* favored mor­ tal far whoa* tore oho guv* her immor­ tality and shining place in tho .tarrr aky r History ia alien* a* to the datall*. W* once aaw a atoreoacopie view reprerentiag her just a* falling from tha sky; Ua had reached the earth; sb. anmenosa. * M-ialit Halt IriUa MM. LAW CASES & POINTS. ><riir .1 II w.iac«itJpyvuU wrSy lbs uw*at 4*. lESSSS.iE ( ‘ards. Circulars Note-., Hill Heads, Latter Head*. Catutogua*. Batik Check*. I'rcci|4*, Show Card*, 1‘cators, Programme, 1 “f d. seeto mm «unu «i :'>•)* Tses tween esetk .rf rears The Babcock DR.CROOK’S WINE OF TAR! . -unily growingtvp■ uuUoa, based oc !u inUinete virtues, and sustained by Us remMksble C-.ITTA. So mild s» to lo safe and iKucfloal to cLUdrca, and yet so Marching a* to eairtuallv purge cut the gnat corrapUens of tbo Uk-d.such m tbe eenjfolour and syphilitic contaaalnaUen. Impurities, ur diseases 11irt have lurked in tbe system tor year*, suun ) bid to lids powerful *aBdot* snd dlsrpl«-Ar. Hence its wonderfe! curve.many uf wlikL are publldy known, of Scrofnln, and »n scroftdous disease., Vtoer*, Eruption*, and enmUre dtooidM*f th* tkln.Tiimorts. Blotches, lloila. IMniples, I’lUtulcw.ftorre.St. ’ *w, •alNeaX OeallieUS Act Tm Tmrw*F>MEU< fee* Ii as ncorwwl lArJtowoSris M l.isriariila" r> >r * > LWBumcFcrav dewm Banner Co & Igiiat ,“ks sass 'wWsssbj th* pswvr tbsrne we- ■BglBiTkaaeaaggs i sad weenie* ta Iks -Uss st Us Ksewtw sf . ter IM CkMStrsf Bsrrv. I* nil feats «r sea. - lM l.i4ll L.nl 4.x W Jaaaary A. MICHIGAN AND liT-afcr'i iriatys£»ts«fs.-«jK: MATUR’Y THE «rw HOME King worm, and internal VI- tA^se»,ir«w'l»<‘cV«*re! ■ Ilk Ua t*t wet Islers.., <>4 lw.1 ssso. te- rv. Assess**, to eed Selbe* aUksaAUeraerMeF SB* Sedan, w.w ‘1 M m «! M 1 VICK’S- MUSIC BOOKS H0L1DAY PRESENTS. A talent of .Srar wee •688.82. A talent of gold su 118-809. A piece of silver, or a penny lirteen canto. A farthing iru three rente Or.J.C. AYER&C0., Lowell, Mae: THE DETROIT nd every time we rout tbo shining six, w* braath a Bgh over the loot glare □ftheayarie arvra. TU num** of tbe Pleiad** are Akyy, “t--“«* rv«««. Bteracpa and Catena. Fir* of them, of tho fourth and fifth magnitude, are group* i around Alcyone, of the third , ■•nHnili. which, from being the | beltane star of tbe clu.lrr, i* called th* Light of th* Flaiada*. Daly rix Every year inrrrases the popularity of this valuable Hair Preparation; which is duo to merit alone. We ecu assure pur old patron* that it to kept fully up to its high standard; and it to th* only reliable and perfected prep­ aration for restoring GasT oa Fault. Ham to it* youthful colon miking it •oft. Itutroux. and rilken. Tbe *calp, by ita nae, become* while and clean. It remove* all eruption* and dandruff, and. by ita tonic prupertka, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimu­ late* and nonrisbc* tbe hair-gland*. By it* use, the hair grow* thicker and stronger. In baldnem, it restores tbe capillary gland* to diair normal vigor. CHEAPEST and BEST IWt.Ho' 860,000 00 SINE’S "*rt**ijn.Tox k. OKjocmr, GIFT ENTERPRISE! Stewte—■ feUw two u«ax6 cxmtalm or $5,000 mi ii Gmitelt! CHICAGO. t Uene A l<euy. wi>b Hives e»**aHd I er*, n, earth pfc.'l. One Fine l>»»4 to-saeind H- feafiotSSSifiHs: Notice to Contractors! EHSW03TH, EEECS I UmSTB, VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE! LIPS SKI PHOTOGRAPHS 115 Ams of Valuable Land! INK, t’JU'YON. WATERGOIXm AND (HIA -ta. r^sajutstsfirBUn. Ayer's Sarsaparilla M. 1 A :I rt>j Tr*Ls. ks.e LaALw Cer. stiwk and grumbles it hi* wife want* a a*w 1 Ha* b* a call to b* a huabaud who 1 nwrerbuysa booh or picture to make horn# attractiv*, and atsll wonder, why ! a -roman «*n't b* contented to itay at I home **v*a days out of th* week, and I ev*r»inging, "There's no place lik* tea- _ ‘ ‘ ? » ‘.r^i I E tuseek. errtvs. 4476 The 1*101*4** wore th* seven daugh­ ter* of Atlas and tho >ymph Fleioae. They are laid to have died of grief for tha low of their sister*, th* Hard**, and th* pitying god changed them to •tan in memory of the purity of their livre, and a* an ctoraal testimonial to the power of lb* • friend.hip of w»- «■ *• MMlhUKtl Has he a rail to b* a husband who spend* six evenings out of tbe week away from home and complains because hi* wifo will go Tuwday evening to pr«yw-m**ting ? 11a* b* a mil to b* a husband who •pamto •& a w**k for cigar* and au oc- । r*atonal gia**, but can't afford to tak* a newspaper for hi* family T Ha* that man a call to be a husband who com** homo with a tao* a* rear a* tha last of tha pickl**. and expect* hie hotter half to ba avreotaaaa pereoniiird f Ha* he a call to ba a husband wbo ■wan* ii the one handreth button ia mi*»;ug and nar«r speak* a word in oommaodatfon ol th* uiMty-and-atne that remain immov*hto f Hi* ha a call to b* a huiband wbo :: :: :: .j :q !i VINECAR BITTERS iZ n ia Urw* to*., 1 nHHB: MLOoTrw D«t RICKCORD8 A HUKTOOM. - F � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-04-15.pdf b8cd40d8520fee3a29c8688c3e3800cb PDF Text Text VOL XVIII. MTe&Hjal aH fol|e» Cant- [ASTI COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1874. STEBBINS & BELDING COUCHES, The Highfliers. "Dke it ? Weft, not touch. Tho fel­ low mu*t b« watchsd. I vu in hones that hs wculd not remember, but thdt lump wbaro my fist landed wa* enough, if nothing else, to recall ths circatustanrei." Tho summer passed and they saw their drunken guest no more. Ho fail­ ed to make bl* apnearancri. But ns tho L-aros began Io fall, tho saltier ouo day, while returning from bunting on the tulle, anil jrisriug through a dense pioeo of timber not far from th* bouse, caught sight at a-figure lurking ia tho bushes, which quickly disapjnruroJ when be advanced u> where it was BED TRESSES. II <-» bad knocked down and bound 111* pre­ vious spring- Tho news *u not in any.way comforting, and hrr.r-o ho did not tell his wife of the discovery. It would only alarm her. ho thought, and without nsrhaixt any good result, lie simply told her be had discovered bear track* nsar by, and that she and tiro child mas: stay withim or rltrw to thv Imus* daring hi* absence. Suva re I day* afterward Rufus Bran­ don beard Lis dog* in the timber down by ths river, and knowing they never ojwnnl without good causo. Ire caught up hi* rifle and hastened to where the dug* were barking. They had struck a fresh boar Wail, and *s hu arrived in sight they fairly lifuM it, going off in a straight line down tlin river. Th* chare led him several mites, and. when he at last got a shot that finished bruin's career, he found that it was three or four o'clock iu thn afternoon. Swinging hi* meat to a sapling, out of roach of cat or wolf ho sorted fur home to get hi* hors* and return and fetch it that very nigtit. Taking a nsnr eut. ho reached tho cnbtu from the western aide where the timbre grew In-ary up to within a few yards ot tho building, and consequently l bo rould not soo thv clearing, or what i might be transpiring there, until be had passed through tho wood. Thus it wire that, when within a short Them! Atnvo Yota Ch*1bs.—We arc now prepared to r»roat Kl'LINT AND CANE BEAT CHAIRS in tho best STEBBINS & BELDING. "2,T5ffiA Why not supjtort Home Industry? Did you ever take tin­ trouble to find out what makes a community thrifty and prosper­ ous? You go to the city and you see the people till alive and atiring, and the first thing von MV, in “ They ate doing lots of pail on their arm. What is the cause of all tliisistir? “k there is n demand at Home for work, t Im- people patronize Home Iminetry, city people know that it is to their own _perM>nnj interest to support Home trade and they do it invarit^TO^I^n |L-it.^w||c|Triasedin Barry Cqunty.if iuu not the pv^KiaVv- ■ •finsf/YEW*I AhVtst^mnldTip Bdr tW’il'jWnfcelpcople ine^wlr7Wp?lff,Mirmfr it for us. We have Merdputts, Mechanics. Tradesmen, Lawyers, , Doctors aud Laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics in Hastings who can do tt good job <.f work." To, suclt I would sny, look at our-Brick buildings, <>nr Agricultural works, our Milling Sid trap tfayriages, Wagons. Cutters Ac made in Hustings, and ert Kir hhvc no mechanics. Compare to day with ten years ago; for then there was not even a pointer in Barry County that J could paint a lumber wagon fit tp be seen. There is no need of going away from Hastihga to get n IfMrV"1' 9f F. hteinhoff I HASTINGS MAHBLN WORKS-! Pure Wines m3 Li:: yo» MWictxAL rcarostot grjgqj'.aai.iysrta SHOT FOR LIFE. Siifitii ai Icduinl dentist KuhiM Hidiiai dentist All ««rt *re**»Uv sllreJ** to- AMERII Sfllll I’lHIIS! ; ■ the Indian* at that time bring very piMtifal throughout the rcgioa. he niannaged to Eve quptly fur several Chromo । ■ Sckopl Cards, 08KOM .riW wsfl IT YOU WANT Tlio Indiana frequently vialted the rudo hum of the_hantor. and, being al trays welcomed ami provided with such food as was in the Larder, they maintained a friendly attitude. Espe­ cially <oro they fond of the child, Mag- BLANKS AND STATIONER!!®. I1OO1, Books PAIEHT .MEDICIHES, CHROMOS . rafato. Oil*. Varnh hand Dio Stuff*. CHOICE GROCERIES! I.Trareliag Daskrtu, Ding^rt* ffomlric* and Fancy Articles. ICONFECTIONEBIIlt iba docrwav, when *udd»nlr a shadow fell actus* the thrcstaila, and the next moment a tall savage, whore reeling alapiad bloodshot eyre told him ha ‘•Don't talk to mu ia that way ! Be­ neath them, indeed. B»c»um you don't put ou oiro—b*o*t*M yon ar* a fanner and week with your own hand*. 1 tell you, they know yoa are infinitely above tlicm in intellect, and that’* tho reasoa they hate yon. O* > thing you may rest assured of—where there are little brain* there i* always great pveMunption and ridteuluu* pride. _ Gel marrie-1, my children, a* soon <i» you pleas* Th* mousy bag* will make it all right " Th* young folk* took th* old men’s adriro, and then —wn»n't there a row iu the family ? However, they nil be­ came rec.-mciled ia time, snd some year* after, when the Highfliers camo down with a grand emaah iu consoqnenoo of the- failure in borine** of the husband and tathnr, Floreoro's two aiatoro were glad to accept aa aiylum in the bouse of Fred Clover, lb* ouou dcrpnod farm­ er, who now lived in. a* good a »tylu a* they onos tail don*. Unde Wilmot was a eonetant visitor at the home of hi* beloved Ftorenoo, and o> ho fundlad hex lovsly children, be wonid say to h*» eldest eon, “Bo a farmer, my boy! Always remember that Wa*liin|£iOH mid that, ‘Agriculture a* tb<> proudea*. iu the land. Hor tociety t» auught, you well know, by jM-r»on* of the highest respectability, tihe is a true lady, though eh* puts uu no aim and make* no protMutoa*.” There arc ema detail* 'of snrial '•It is ea«y to *m> that you havu beou usage that are eo childish, and withal, •polled by old uncle Wilmot. Ti* a ro incuursnisn'. and bnrdenioaM, aa .to pity you did not *toy with him- -bo was ।I do-nand a public dcuunciaUaa. No­ bringing you np admirably"—snscred body like* them, ersryb-xlv desire* to bo relievoJ of them, aud nil seem to bo p>aotteso to n-fora them. Their burHow 1 wish father had p-wmittod too to doucoatensst form* a aeriour bar Unso­ remain with him I" sighed Ftorearo; cial Intsrcoaros, and their only tendency •‘I wn» so happy there ” . is to drive aomo men and woman out of ‘■Wo'fl willingly sign a petition t» society-altogether, and to worry end liave you roturaoJ to lu .i.'' remark cd weary thoso who remain subject to the s«Mad aiitee. Belle. •■I*!*-»l it. r-reptioa. Special pain* mar bo, and often are, taken to improvs him with tho Wo* that s*ch a reception u, indeed, "laformxl-., Tho via* is very g»d. Tl»o proposition i* to bring ,tog»tU*r a rircto ot trivnd* iu a familiar way, without exponrivo dress on tbs part of tho RimL or an expeewv* entertainrnsni on th* part of the hostess. Il is an attractive tortbf invitation, but woo pivrefag shriek; but ho could only [ iruos* that sono-filing terrible must lxtaking place behind the serooJ of bush e* and leave*. U lie ring a load shout ttiar bis preavnre might sooner Iw known. Branson sprung ftraard like a wournksl buck, sgreat fear in hi* boart; fur bs had only too dearly reoogaired in that Ktvoin the agenired voire of hi* aifu. IT h-.k but a moment for him to cl mr the interviniriE timber and undergrowth and as bo dashed oat into tho clearing, | holding Ills rifla for instant use, be ’ eitubrehendod in oue swift glenre all I th i&iad taken place, and wtist was further to fear* Near the end of tlie cubiu facing the diff. df which I have spoken, sttiij the mother, her face us pallid as death,1 her arm* outstretched, her eyv* fixed upon Iho.preeipitoti* heights up which the figure c-f tho Indian wus strug­ gling. ■ “My child! my child!" was all tho Cuttcr, and get a better Cutter of ijrf- in Hi> tiny ollftr Tnfnt.in or iwi'tfl), for I know they cannot c«*|>et4r<. 1 tun giving my cuslontcrs the benefit of my Cutler Machine which I do nay is a saving of ten dol­ lars to them on every Cutter they buy of me. I have nearly X^d out my first batch of Cutten, and tun Running (hit another lot which I will bMe ready in a few days. I shall sell Jiuggiee Mate Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ gies than ever before. I ant preparing Machinery to enable me to undersell any carriage builder in the country.'' Tta amw ~L have made mv customersand can do it uguimJwM Btw inesa nearly doubles every year, and that is evidcn« MmUtm tion somewhere, ■ . .hJULUJl’A REED b. TU thrco Hhica Highflier, were ritting ia their morning room engaged in fancy noodle-work. Il wa* a cold, yet pteciaai day in December, and the ground wa* covered a few inebo* wi;h enow. Bleigh* jingtod m*rrilj by at abort intervals, causing the youngest of the sisters to glance Irequoatlv out of the spacious bay window which, by the wav, wa* filled with exotic* and bloom­ ing like a garden in June. • "Florence, I do wish you would not boro interested in those ooontrifiud •lelgh*.” remarked Julia, the older Miss Highflisr. "I’d bo a little more digni­ fied were I in your place." "Now, oh,'* retorted Floreaae, saucily, ‘•you're stuck up by a great deal. Be­ cause we onco lived in th* citj, we or* r«ry grand. I think we might accept Jsmo Clover’e invitation for to-morrow night." And plucking a pink rosebud a* rite spoke, she placjd k roquoUUhly among her brown carl* -Mid bowed to her reflectiun in th* oppoaito mirror. Julia gars her a conteniptuua* glance, “ludeeilthat would lx> lowering our dignity.' Too forgvt that Joan Clover is only a farmer’s daughtcF* daughter. We, v>'Ik> are both tho wealth last and must lasldotu'blo and refined family in the village, should bo careful with whom wo coudcKod te tusocialo." .And Mi*. Highflier* now, which was by no meant a small one, elevated Itself coaridorably. Alicm vjscuLilod Horonce, mock­ ingly. “a.-a-kbem! Allow u.e to inform mat “I would ad«M you tB marry." “But. my mother—my- slater*—thsv will dteown me!? rejoined Florence, anxiotMly. •! , "Iwt Urea; I shall not. Th*y’ll coma around when tb«y think of tnr mousy bag*." Arid the old g«ntlom*n chuckted at th* id**. •■But, dr," Mid Fred dove, “I hav* too much pride to intrud* myself upon a family who dtom. me eo much.b»n*eth NO. 51. U le*»t. ia pretty well reformed alreadr. Other abu*os and bad habit* caaburcforiMd jurt at eerily e* this, because rofsnn it in tho. line of tho common senre nd th* common dsrire Th* leading, as wo have mid, is all that i* “*DWS“ “* Mr conocptfou of a perfect man fe of onu fnB of powor and Life, moral Mct:mont mid inuiginatfon, but .wfth aQ three tubonUnato to a cvctral aummer of tors, and that ■uberdioate tn Gud. I hav* never *nea that Eras.—Stary Keep Your Homps in Order. in the rolcctioa. or tho building of “Our Houec" then, lb* collar *ha!l bo cui.idcred a vorv impurtaat nonstitnonL It i* not to bo tinted, and furnished like the drawing-room, but it must bo walldrained, thickly walled, strongly and smoothly cwmonte-i. pruperiy lighted, and furnished with those coavcnuenco* which go farther to males up the com­ fort of family life, (han a velvet carpet, ot a grand ptauo. To mown all aud luep your cellar up to it* mark, there must bis a habit of attention and supervision. No great task, yet oao requiring a certain amount of oouragr a«|.preaovorauoo. Ths at­ tention i* to a certain extent, iudiostiro of collars, aud it is this which untrained •errant* lack. Half thuir etiorteuuiinpi are tbs resale of their want of knowl­ edge oad habit of thought; they hare no idea of thn pfauuro which come* from doing tho iuo.1 ordinary thing thoroughly and dssa. nnr taca'.*, tho round nppiei are |>ickad on'., and ifa> sj’irtkod oom lett to rot and trial othsnL and nothing is known of tho work or diiintogratora which is gofog un, until ths mischief ia .hopefoeriy *ceon>pUho«l—the butter !iu b.-«.iao bopotosriy strong and cannot bo used for tlw table, tiro pet preserve* aro spoiled, tho apple* rottea to th= last one. Ye^ question, bat receive for an­ swer that yoeroniar* hare been strictly obey*!, and aUbougli you know thia 1* not true, yet ^iu cannot deny or affirm, because you were not there to •*•Ignorant fervaate are like children. They are uuarijurintsd with natara! laws, they do not trace effect* to tbtlir rautes, or rosron from cause to effort— they bslieva ia inyitsrioui aud occult iuflusnrei. sad Bad their only refuge from the dilemmas oroariuned by their shortcomingu in flat denial*. It is an nse to prove •■-— *-— a fals-iliood. is tho only creature here briow that can actively prai** aud honor hi* Makar. Mau, therefore, is concerned uv honor and glorify God both for himself and for all the crooturc* rouua about him; and a. tho whole world i* th* temjde of too great God. »o man is u it ware th* priest of this region of it —Nirrw. Origin of Genius. uccurding io ite termi. Th* man and ‘their fault, is unaaawsrnbL, and prores the vOu-an wfa attend in anything but <couclarively that "ateroal vigilance'* is tho price of dona aud thrifty full evening drove will find tbemsalves oaly, < .jugular, and most uncomfortable. Ibmunkeeiuog. and, above all, of that l lirv havo taken their host*** at her IGrit Mwmtial, a nnt and well-kept cel­ word, aud find, instead of a party of Ilar. -Fra*. Dnawwi'a JOtiMjf»r Afril. (■miliar friaud*, who cna ait down aud Timely Suggestions. enjoy an hour ot sorial intereoorn. a highly droased '•jam." which covnot lata mid depart* late, and which find* itself treated i.i an elaborate supper, i’oopl* have, at last, Issrusd that if that* is acytning that must be drernod for elaborately, it ia an “informal recep- ■ tion,'.and that iboro l> really no gniate.choat than th* invitation which called Ibero together. The cotuoqaoaeo u that wo have no roall/ informal gather­ ings of men and women ia whet tre call Give your stock |defoy of salt and al­ ■■•uciety." ■ Again, when ns invito a guest to low free a-xc** to pare wqter. funnof their onl/cbrld Maggie. Some farmer* im vgine that sheep .re­ dinner at six, wo up*ci him to come Brter, amt uncrwnnt a caixn ovy. Firm of beart/ and with nerve* n* at. or before, that hour. It ia oouata<k quire but littfa or no waloA; bat if al­ Bi.hop Bridoaux worked fa lb* kitch­ atrady ch th* rocks around, the father tho hoigtit of itapuliienc*- far a guest to lowed, ritsvp will drink oa often and aa en at Exeter Collng... Oxford. Give fur a moment quailrd and towered un­ k.wp a dinner waiting a mamanL Thi* heartily a* a cow or a liorse. Cardinal Woofay, *oa of a bntebse. der wbal tiia quick eonaoe told him— is lust os it should be; but whan w* in­ your sheep plenty of wrier; it will psy Fwxnaiia was a .hopherd. ' the deadly peril of his little one. But mo al eight o'clock. In a rooopcion or a yon^J Ncibahr was a piwetnl . Now is the best time to prepare Jill bo was quick to recover.' . party, what then? Why. wo do not Thom** Paine, *0*" of a stay -maker Th* Indian was drawing away ; step expect him until tUM, ere do not ordi­ your weapon* far tho spring rauipiigu. at Thetford. by riep.ha. was Incvgoaitig the dutauc-. narily get him until half past nine, and The plow*, borrows, drills, esc., which 1 Doan Tucker was th* non of a «nril baro uf cuurtc been w.-b housed during ' and a* he «x»ioually glancod back­ siro not sorpiwd nt his'entrance at any farmer in Omdfagshire, aad performed ward and downward, tho parent* saw Biib*oqu«nt hoar before the comply the winter, should soon bo brought out hisiouraoy to Oxford <m foot iti hi* hideoudy nrnnlod eoutitenmicu *110 finite you kero." breaks up. Why tu* rule should b* nad thoroughly overhaul*!. In m >*t Ivimuud Hally res tbs ton of a aoap the full purpruo that actuated tho ak­ “Doe* she bate tue t’ asked th* good for the dinnor that U Mt good for cose* a coat of print will be uoedod. Imilor at tfinroditch. ahd will bo found a good inveatmsnt of youflg man. a ihador resting upon his C-o aHombly doe* Mt appear, except •Tuwph Hall, BroL-uj, of Norwich, san that in the case ol th* dmnor It is a time and monqy. fanifetate tr-“ of a farmer al Ashby d* la Zonch. E-rery farmer alibuiil hard a workquestion of hot or cold roup Ural la to '“No, she —. ------,—, William Hogarth wao pat an ap­ —they all think that that you be derid'd. At eight lb* host and riuii, sapplted with at toast a few tools, prentice to aa oagraver of pewter pots. ‘ I nndsratand you now. boetesa are iu their vacant toumi, U- sacii a* auzurs, raw. ptuue, chitris, Lkctar Mountain, Bithop M Dartiam, uot deem me worthy nt year »<---- w----- gloroj and waiting. They are thoro drawing-knifa, hammsr. and noils. was th* wa <1 c b*«gar would be a mortification to their pridu fur on hoar, w killing their guest* would WAhthu outfit, whisb can be procured Lurian was the *on oi a rtafoary. to associate with a fartqsr. Good merit­ ooroo. At fast on* makes hi* appear­ at tnflfog «xp*u*< aud with so other ance, and with a guilty took whip* up labor than hta-own, the farmer of aver­ ing, Mwa Floreniw P' A Waxfongton letter »«t» : “Stay, Fred 1 I am not proud —I hunt stairs. Then bo wait* until souther age skin may bo euabtod to keep tho .Speaking of -things matrimonial, I noridioefous ideas of exetnursu*** : I jciin* him, and another, aud anuther, wooden part* of h>» farming utenrtl* l.cFr tort M.m Nellis Great is te b* don't think niyrctf better than my and a* nt Last ho descend*. All has* al war* in order, without taking the raarrted to Mr. Sartora* early next lott the only oppuriuaiir they will hav* tiruo and trouble In tend them away for ttefolibor* ; I----- " "Then you do no*, fate me, Florence. for a ptoaasnt «hal with those who have You 3o nut think mo fame*th your no­ invited them—lost, indeed, tho only •ral clearing up should take plare on tice. Yon will not ba angry if I dare chancothey will hav* of a look al the to treasure year insago la my heart 1 flowers, nt thn pictures, and tho enjuy tl.» fanu brforo the limo fur spring Aa»w.M nie, Fforoaoa. dear " moat of an undU'urbcd chat, with com­ plowing rornuwnoa*. The stovoaiy far She laid h«r blushing face upon hi* fortable coat* and surrounding*. All ntar. and tho om who t« always "hard manly sboaldar. It was answer enough dread to bs first, and *o all wait, aud up," may b* readily known to any fur him- AX her lips touched her brow thus thrust far into tbc^nlgiit their hour pomer-by (rum tbs tumble-down condi­ li* miirmurv-L "Btesi you. darling !" of dopartUTs. The company that should tion of his fenaot and tho five-years-old How inso thia i* I know Starting from him, sh» sprang to tho bo at homo nt elevon, and in bod at manure heap* about bls riabls* nnr! ur.uw dial Mr. Samuel half-psat otovsn, do not find their bed* Haul away or carefully liiap in a Jr. arm of tkoro parties ••For God'* sake, itranger, bo’ care­ until ono tho next morning. ourroar.dcd by a very rat ful of my child P cried Branson. white of prancing horse* and a liveried JnvIo ths man of borines* such hour* a* c ..>*'.rting of a wife and the agonised mother ulteiad an andtblu niiu^ling in social life impose* are sim­ ■‘Hero they are ! What snail I do 7 ply killing. They are llio *anu> to wooar only dance. I know tintI I Go oat of the back door, Fred!—bare, mon who iravo family dutis* to ptfform. Indian," wo* ths aaiet nrriy, and the1 quick 1" exolsimod tba poor girl, in They wipe tho L-Iuom of youth Irom the clink! of thd hammer, ax । ohwhs ot girls m from vnre to three it wa* dravyn back, told that tian crili- "’"Not L never taka th* Look track,” season*; and thu« rorial lil* in tfls! ciwlly answered Fred ; “let ‘cm (urn mo great riii««, i»to*d of bring a blasring Capital Joke. outl'' And uratlng ttimselC ynnng and n delight, ns it should Ik. bearaiM try company. in full uniform, j Cfover qnlsllv awaited uveal*. a burden and a bore. Many tie driven Mr*. Highflier and her two. daughters by conrideratioa* of bsalth and comfort' swtpt law tti® room all fu»t and Cmth- out of social life altogttbw, and thow — -uunnoaand Alaska sable*, follow who romsiu rely upon th* rest of «iunthe horii^d and father, who car­ met to restore thsm •ufflri*aDy to stand W* submit th*t ____ a his armt a ViUte Mack-aud-tan. nnothrr campugu. fat-dog; with a silver coUst and a red thi* to an unexagvmtsd roprw**M«i*: blanket birant with blue velvet- In­ of tho present, rinle of things, .ind pro­ ’ ' ‘ ty of eight, oyx poued test that it dcmu-1* reform. Ererr hour that a man epeadt oaf of i intruder. And four proud many Man, while poor Li* bed after half-part ten « night ia a j viulunce tu nature. They hgre teamed thia id Germany, whore, in ntenv tnwcV ah-of a queen, “we barn nut the honor Hid.- puWfe ao,urcmsuto_l<«»it>*t> « uf your ocqu*itrtam»»—wtMrafaro this Fred rose, nod bowing iwlitsly. rep&d with perfect mg Arid, “i bad uu inhistfon of iaotiding upon you, asd- �SEES i ; Despite th* rowdyism of ths mea ! representing tho revel iatetwta, who ;l.y their act* disgraced the city of Detroir. sad made .tiff sum apparent tho waakMM of their cause, the following | reaotatiou.* which speak nearly tha U. Ul. wuuto Ui uiv (State, not specially iateraeted ia the I navigation of ths lakes, were adopted by very asoriy a unanimous vote, cd all the dobgaies fa atteMaaeo, several jhundred tanumber, and lire reprssentativsu of ad th* business intseest ot tho TEMPERANCE oomjiii.Uiag as amount of good that ' figure* faff to express. Whatcre- may be the oauviotsen* of any person aa to the propriety ot all the step* that are being takes, thwr > can bs no draput# u to tho Moeseity of determined aethn far the sepjtwion of th* sale of ia tox any cus trathfuPy affirm that, womaa being tbu grestert suffiirer from th# effort* of this trafle, ha* not both a so otal aud moral right to throw into tho men and boy* from f^uenting tho liqcor aaloons. *? for as it tends to prevent drinking and in attendant cons*qucnoct, so for aa it finds to the social elevation of all daaaaa ia society, and to creating a irnblic sentiment that shall iaduee our young Indios to scan with exclude from the social circ] all who can­ not be trusted u consistent friend* of all th* social and moral reform* of the day, jest so for. at least, nil true friends of reform must endorse and approve the work now being done. Bat th* important queotson is. what will be the final mult of all thia effort? Will th* public fratimcat now being naatsd be lasting in its character, or will, with the opening of tho spring, the excitement dis away, a reaction set in, aad tho coaseqnvncmi bo anything but what liH true man should drairs ? This I ■ A P.1«A VttlU krf A.P l... -n-.A____2_A.r In a greet city. it ia safe to say, that nearly one-half tho population base do gtod reason for living. The number of dance lasn, and people who steal a Us­ ing, would, if put tigs:her. make on array targe < uougb tu have crushed the rebellion. I uow speak of (he mafa uloorsoo the body politic-there ar* al Irart 30,000 women io th* city who Jive by equally diarepn table moaus The meanest and most despicable of all the scoundrel* who infast the city, next to the itoUlicfan*, are tho fasol rail* an to be laid oa the Flint t Per* Marquette Railway between East Saginay and HoUy. * Tho prospect of an early sxtsoasoa of the Muskegon sad Big Rapids Rail­ way across the Musxegon River are aud n few paragraph* devoted to them m*y l»o of interest to your readers. Tli* black-mailer it a an an, or woman, who possesses rouio knowledge of anoth­ er person,which will nA bear open day­ Justi light, and then extorts rrurm-v a* tho prion of silenoo. For instance, the pro­ fessional black-mailer goea nigtit offer Washington, mgBt to a fashionable gambling bouse, pouawn ot rules on motion of Mr. and watchiw closely tbs players. They Packer, (Re ot Pta.) tho following bill are Mlmirabl* judges of human nature, V the decided vote ot 178 indeed thb is the first qualification of That froml and.’after the pasaagw of tin* act the fallowing mail matter shall be allowed ta pa*a free fa tho mails : Fint—h'esrapapera pesMicala and msgaxines xeriprueaHy faterchanged between pntliaher^ and uot noseding sixteen ounce* io weight to bo confined to a singlo cejiy of each publication. 75 entirely new Patterns never before on sale. A village is to'bo started at th* crosa' tag of the Grand Rapids nod Begtaaw and tho Owosao and h’orthwsotern Railways, in Gratiot county. Chartoa Brownell, a young man of 22, drank Ihreo glx**c* ot whisky nt Ann Arbor Friday night, aud died in tag followed, and ttmt the street and number of his residence i* taken, nor doo* be know that a watchful ey* fidlow* him ths next morning Io the bank nr office where ho is employed, and that by pooh of that dsy cvepr fact in his history is in the possession of a cool, KffiC GROCERIES From Mnskegon come* ths isport that fa that locality tauinsm ia dull, “money L* scarce, and Ismberrnen hav'nt a conf generally speaktag." Pref. Montgomery of Battl* Creek has been appointed Hoperfatondsut of the Flint Kcliool, in plea* of Prof Truesdel, who take* charge of th* State State Land Office. LINE tax*no| Mica.. March 31, 1874. Enrrna Bstnraa: Below plsara find statement of funds charged State Treas­ ure oh the IbaAa in this office. for ro with rircum«tanrs. For tv it koosva, ooipt* daring tho mouth of March. to nto gamble* has other vices—lu foe: tho moat of tho raw meo at ganibiis* 1874. i U.F. Cataar, tables ar* those who have squandered money not their* on nnlawtnll plen­ um. and the* fly to gaming in the hone ot g»tting even by a .trnke of knowing wh... —------------out unefartako a building, except at a price aufiiciunt tu cover those chance*, would boild are not sore of enough rent to yuiuiy th* inoreawd cost, in the presrut rate of trsos. There are usu­ ally uv«r 1,000 plasterer* at jobbing work ltd* seasrxi of tho year ; thi* year there *m lee* than 2U0, and the earn* lule boki* good in all the trades tliis spring. Tbs working men bsvo over­ reached themselves. They hav* gut trade so hampered and lied np with "regiilattoo*" as to make Ih» contractor really tkoir s. rvanL Tho soewti** rule, and their rules bear so terrib^ sgaioit lbs om[iluy*r a* to kill hi* business, un­ assured. Tho victim nut* <m a bold less he tan compel tho property owner front and defies him Mr. Baok-mailer to give him a largely ta-rea»ej prioe. expect* thi*, and it <foo*n*t u»nve him. He pull* out of hi« breast-nockat a lit­ tle book, aad ho reads to him that on such a nigtit he lost 82.00J at John Chaiatiralln’*; on »uch another night 81.090; on another night hs was nt an assignation house in 22d street, whh a woman closely vrilxi, but whoso name ia So-and-Sx that m-iroerer he pay* the board of Mis* Bo-and-So, al such a street and number; in short the black­ mailer reads to hi* victim a compel# hhtury ofbu s-cretlite, *< methodically arranp-d a* to make denial useless. And alter this no denial it n>ad>. Ho wilt* and gladly pay* the prire de- tie. An excited state of ths public mind now exist*. That cannot long, in the nature of thing-, be kept up. When it die* away, what then f Wo answer that ■depends on what shall be done-by consistent, oonsi-lenta action. important movement may keep final re­ sult* constantly in view. To-day all b wall; tho work done and being, done, aa * whole, h for tho good of the people. .Let us moke cure that the results ac­ complished an made lasting, and that through over excitement we are not led been done. At this point lien all the dan­ ger. And now tho query is, what will public sentiment, tho root, calm, vublic sentiment of the people sustain ? That have sustained, by a miraculous unanimity, Us* moral *u«s«on movement, is a fort. That they will, at least in Hastings, sustain a stringent tax ordi­ nance with a ranch huger amount than is at present paid we fully bobevs. Can the great body of tho people bo induced to stand by and sustain an effort for tho enforcement ul the PraWsCsry Lew f Friends, that b tho question, ponder it well, decide, and then not. stateaffA'.rs. largo and hideous for an imp—just es­ caped from the bottle and beat on the destruction of all that ia human ia ths “cradle of liberty,” tho commonwealth of Massachutotta TbU a straw—per­ . haps more—-certainly enough to .bow­ in which direction the wind is blowing and the tide setting. Ax Artrxn to induce po bibbers to violate tho postal laws of the United States, is being persirtently made by the prfafm of the 'alf and sheets at Chicago, and other places, by offer­ ing supplements of the proposed consti­ tution of tins State, and copies of the General Laws of tho special session, prmted as suppiemoat* to be folded in­ to tho country papers and sent through th* mailt without prepayment at post­ Bat it docs not end here. Haviog once paid be belong* soul and body tu hi* tormentor. The threat* nf *X(>oturr, so cfliractou* the first time are equally so the second He eotrie* again and again, until the d*l»o becutnes desperate and tlira tho country. Frequently they do not wait for th* commission of a ertaie. They - select a timid, nervous man nnd threaten to ac- age. A* this subject* tho publisher* The following uuanawctable argu­ ment ia favor of a bridge for railway parpuxe over the Detroit river at or near Detroit, ia from the Chicago T-ra Ve trust nil our reader* will sarefnlly cotemporarie* wHI be- taught in thia read it and gravely cctuudvr U~ feels trap, and made to pay the Mnalifop of rhuir folk. w1k> tavi Carter, foe t b* post twenty year* a psuwuger car conductor on th* Michi­ gan Central Itaiiruad. died on Saturday st his residence, 284 lAfaystte avenue, aged filly-four. It is staled that F. P. Avery, son of Dr. Avery, of Greenville, Moo’calm county, has received th* appointment of eadet tu West Polar, vice Thomas, of Bay Cin. resigniid. The Wayne County Horticultural Society ha* appusuted a committee tu ( , reumiuing io ba done ia to construct the central drain and to lay tho pcraunsnt track. Batwecu tho tunnel portal uad >he railrecd station, a distanc* of abjut two-third* of a mils, th* roi l bed ia <i t t ‘ J n hiyi got to mnunsooi foboubspris&stoci mologieal 8 Society, and__________________ ___ _ union fair during th* coming winter. Tho balance of cosh in lb's Stat# Treasury, April 1st, 1874, wa* 81,238,­ 261,02. Receipt* for tho week ending April 8th we^j 829,421.40 ; naymsul* during tlieeamo tins 828,988,78; Uarinr a baleaea in tbs Treasury of 81,­ 288 683, ; incree*# for the week .8432,71. Remember, Cash for Farmers Produce. SMITH, MANEE & PRESTON. iiii.ttam,- jicalds, tameness, tl-ta. Burns Soreness, H aa'. IfaHk, Wounds,' BACON & KARRS’ Ulcers, Brtilsca, Kpraim, i. Cslle, Uld Sores, l’l ii<<a01Thxg>M, •• day's work, which no journeyman can exceed wiihoct a fine. Th# derrick-, men hare, laid down rules which require a certain number of mvn to each der­ rick, often a larger number than U ncceeuiry, and which rv*train men from undue haste in working. Among hod­ carrim and bricklayer* there ar» rr-gu lations intoudcd to prevent lb* too rap­ id su-comnliabmsnt of a pises ot work. It is forbiJdon to oso whealbarrow* to curry bricks from the pile to th* foot of 4ho ladder. Hod-cavrwo are uot al- Piles, at the r 1 1 J CITYDBDfi STORI sabstantiony ready to lecmve the b«T- v ’ Adsiese from Cab* show that the fal twgtate m quite a* strong and a great . del more faip.fol ot final mnwMS than .rerUfovt. Tbey claim that tb*y have lUtTlNGt LODGE, it sst»^g 8T»ECIA-L TAXES, ini, mt n w x ins. >ne! is •oertaiuly opttots, the operations of --- -------- ----— _jw being practically confined to the western rod end seotiuti. lU twecu tbo cast and ttayeutral shaft unly twenty msg are uow employ cd in clearing o*t lh< fooe» rook roinaining fa the bxttbtn. In thia section th* work Agita’ioa for the repeal of the re­ duction ot dulses, mad* by the smind section of the act of Jans 0, 1872, still cotrtiuusa, and a bug* anmber of peti­ tion* upon thia cnbjrwl ars daily pre­ sented to Congress. When th* cur­ rency quretaon is finally disposed ot we will hope that this m«a«ure may roewire forurable oonaidcratsuu. Though tno Natkmal remne* are improv tag. the country earmot afford to pay eight and a half raillasn dollars aa a bounty to the OF The above b simply nonsense, and yo< It io going (he rounds of (ho press uncontradicted. Tho tax lor 1674 was levied by the Legislature in 1873 and are'the favuri'o victims of black-uiaih-r', amounts to about 8950,000, morljy for for their position is so peculiar and un­ public improvement!!, nd humanitarian certain. In their css**, tho services of some fair but abandoned woman.are Lroogbt falo requHUtfoo. Borne scan 1 __ i- . Mr. Hughart. Pruaidoi of th* Grand Rapids A Indiana Railroad, has iasnsd an order providing that those purchas­ ing fartring land* erf the Company, and Mjing oue-qurtcr of tho purchase price down, shall bo psaiw-1 over tlso rued fro*, with their families, to the st a lion nearest their homos, whsn going ,(o b»catscu their laud*. This will tend to make the rosd dassrtedly popular with tho propl* along the line. TI'A.agestswamtkd �I Temperance Mooting. men by the Knight, Templar Bend, of Grand Rapid*, bnt ww do wot know when. It wUl bs a musical treat. We have jmst raooivwd a Urge num­ ber of founts of new type for Job Work, and con do batter work than ever be fore, and at prune which dety competi- soeaodaad cuHaeted for lbs year 1873, Monday. April ISth, 1874. as appears of record tn the office of the The citiMna* tempervnn* meeting met County Trawasuur. It m perhaps prop- •bl* evening, in Chfcn Hall, which was tiled, many being unable to obtain withhold under Injunction was a part of the tax nwasard in Johnstown to pay ai*lns- The mevting wa* called te erder mutiny* stolen fium a funner Treasurer, by the ciraitmaa. Bon. Darnel Striker.*' and the legality of which it, a* yet, un- Th® cxeicu** were ojr-ned by singing, whan si prayer was ofiered by the Iter. Who is the dtoat lunatic oa record ? -Timeout of m>ud. Wby is a b’u*h lik* a tittle girt T-- 100,000 Feet of White Ash Flooring I The committee of Indi* from the 1st and 4th wards made their reporta which of the rosd, 1140,000 in rold. was paid were accepted by the meeting. Tho in New Turk city April 1st and with­ Secretary of tho LoSln* "Temperance out borrowing anv mouer Two month* Union," made a report which was also ago be thought he would be obliged to borrow at fen«t 17^.000 to m®el the ind*M*dn*sa, but burinoa* has picked np Chas, ft Hauer then offered aud fast, the |Msnie h no nv.re. and tho moved the adoption of tho following provided for quite John Stanley will more acroae the resolution*. to wit: street sboat May 1st. to enable him to Wnnsu, we consider the tolling of 'tV'o are indebted to tho riff Vrvouian pull down his uld store, to make wuy spirituous ot Intoxicating llquora. to l« for the following list of Petit-Jurat*, used an a bsvrragv, a prose cronr, and drawn on the 11th day of April, instant. ■gj-aaisrjz -B8B IHHKKT rifice. as Young man. *ign the pUfr, and than keep it. It require* bet little effort to aign a pledge when requested by fair younm ladies, but it taka* nerrs to lire Th* Aurawy for April, comm to us foil of intoTvsting little storite and ma­ ture* for the chlUrvn of the household, with whom ttrie magnxmo is ever a >oU CHUtCHEI. -LHun. Daniel 8»riker. Bon. a U. Prindle and Mor. 0. D. Spaulding are ~Thoma* Muivany, Assyria. Qj ) appointed dolegatea to attend the State 1 Lucien Pollv. Barry. * Methodist Conrentioa to be heM at John T. Hfochman. Baltimore. Jackson ia May next Isaac Mswscr, Corltbn. The tima fur trimming up tree* aud L B. Raymond. shrubbery has orrired. aad *J1 who <!^ Eugens Cook, Castleton. • . ssro neat gardens and orchards th* root­ Henry Falconer. “ ing summer should attend to thi* im­ Luther Kraglr, " portant duty at one* Lyman Chamberlalu, Hasting*. yVcung ladies should now gat out Wm. H. Merrick. •' their dumb-bells to develop® sufficient James Brow, Irving. muscle to enable tlwm to wield the large John Renter. " t Spanish fans they will bo obliged to Hiram V»n Syckic, Johnstown. flourish the ccming eeetoo. Horace Duan, Mapln Grovu. William O Frvcmau, " Must be settled—All the aevoante Valentin* Ostrotb, “ due Dewhy A Brooks, publishers of the John IL Eurl, Orangeville, Barn, or they will bo placed in the Curtis Perry. Praiiirviil«. hands of a luatire of tho Peace forth­ Am D. Itori, Rutland. with. Wo moan basin®** R E. CuiuU. Thornappie. . We leant from the Jfeywf that How­ Josiah B. Freeman, Thutn^ppl®. ard Cook, well known to many ot our atiaeaa >* a vourg man of energy, ability and character, ia about to open a pump factory at Big Rapid*. R*n».'.Jfim.'My for May (hue early Railroad. grace* cniXabi*, and ia a* good aa *ror, Ma. Enrrua.—W- the undersigned and that is all that ought to b* said of n mog* a no, such a* this, which ia af­ directors of the Knlam.aio. Lar ell and forded to actual anbsariber* for *t.5Q a Ncrtbrro Michgnn R-.ilrood. wouli by |Jex*ed through tho culnmus of youj We again call the aitontiou ol the paper to notify the stockholder* of tl.e people of onr city to ibo importance of above m«nti»ard read that by the vnt* I of th* President, Treasurer and Berre planting abed* troo*, in front of all jritary, Msj. Anderson will ea'l or notify the* to pay the first asscs-uioot ot Un per cent upon their suhereibed stock. Wu am all Jksirous of particoUrir Col Claudius B. Grant has closed up cummcaeingli^u**d led, and w* ein­ his business at Ann Arbor, and with cerely bops tfflPfech and every '»nbhi* family removed to Houghton, ia the scriber will cheerfully rrepund to the Upper Peninsula. Bia many friends Major's cull. will join us in wish ing him soccvsa in Tho mild weather of spring is with IIASTIKQS LOOCE,XO.M,*.~t....rT For th a occemaandatioa of oar subcribera who desire any other book, .nngwxino, or paper, publuluai, with or witbnnt the advertised premiums, vre erill obtain it fur yon at the Lowen lUira without any expense to yon in sending the erder. • Windy. Rainy. Unpleasant. us. 'Summer nnd.fall are fast approach iag, and tima bos rome for tho great waseee County is a defaulter to the tune blow far tbo ruilroisd tu be struck dnrof *10,000. Hi* bondsmen are said to be amply able to protect the county from loea, but that cannot ando the wrong of country who want awl need work. using public fund* for private purpose* Now let us one and all cheerfully and There are young men who oaanot hold a aksin of yarn for their mother, witbeut wincing, but will hold on* hun­ dred and twenty-five pound* of a neigh, bonng family, for the be*t port of a night, with a patience and docility that >s certainly phenomenal. There is nothing so tend* to shorten the lives of old people and to injure their health aa tho practice of sitting up late, partic^lriy winter evenings. Thia ia cepecialhr the case when tbt-re is s grown-up daughter in the fhnalj-. We publish this item at tho earnest re­ quest of seroral young mon. Already tho robbins ore making the air roeoand with their cheerful chirrups and trader the genial and health-giving ray* of God * btoeaod aanahiw, let ua all cast off tho chrysalis of th* gloom and despaadancy of tho dead winter, and with new life and fresh hope prepare to set manfully and well our part in the List or Psvxrr* issued from the U. 8..Patent Office to Michigan inventor*. Tur the week ending March fl I, 1874. and Esch day m three minutes longer than each bearing that date. Furnished this pep«r by Q>x A Cox, Boliutors of Pat­ its predoeosoor. * Hao. Lvandcr lapham, was in the ents, Waahipgtou, D. C.: Hinge. G I>uane, Grow 1*1*. eity oa Munday. Ironing Tabfe. L. J. Hing. Hudsoa. Cirrwt Court, May term, two weeks Locomotive. R. L Harris, Grow Isle. from Munday next. Wrench, A. E Lmdaley. Paw Paw. It snowed Saturday throughout New Scraper, P. Roaamon. Greravtite. York and Canada. Young ladim■ economy—never throw a ray a good match. . Th. largret room in the world-Tho room for improvement. Thn dsod lock ia the Massachusetts Legislature still eonttnuee. % The bluebird* and robins have a bard limo tryihg to make spring. Bay your goods of th* morohaab* who adrortia* if you watu bargains. Bolton, John H. Bliss. Cha* Dr rite C. J Borne*. Oso. BlairJohn Chandler. Mntti® Conkright, Julia Ann Doris. Kina* Fletcher. Jane Gaspard. Mi* Hattie Hrwe, B Hansel. Charite More. N. Newbury, “Mie* Ji “ ' ebsrter. bs* not lieeu published. Wby ? Wright Direct your On time, and better than usual, rater­ box or drawer. sea'. Zadre' Aetewsaf Miyaainv for May 1W® frost an effort will be mad* to improve our sidewalks the coming **•- willingly respond, and supply our Tn-ss- mence operations according tu the irsoI a lions passed at the last Ka'jsmaxoo meeting, and the groat work will go on. Though let us rcmintfoUhc stockhol­ ders, that the greet enterprise »»ill do- oxhotl every man to subscribe something for the road and in one year from to-day the road will be completed to the city of Hastings A, J. Bowux. ’^Hope Correspondence. Ma. Earroa.—If the reader* of the Bsrtxa, in other town* like Io hear from .Hupa as well a* I do from their Hons^HOT/n *«i v«.i PANACEA lor tit* prvvcntiou nt public offmen. and Wxzuae, wo consider the statute prohibiting “tho tnsnufactare and sole of sidrituous o.- intoxteallns liquor* aa a beverage.” at once e>*r, wboforonc and 6e* Arent law, aud oaptiue of b«lng eo forcol eo aa to entirr-'y stop, and formr The Michigan Soldiers and .Sailors pr.-rtnt the public sale ot splr.tuou* or Intoxicating liquor* t» be u«cd a* * bev­ Reunion,-at Jackson, last Ttrar»d*y was erage. within tho limit* of thia state, a glcri-u* mere**. Alxrat 000 of the FAMILY LINIMENT. duty *.* the Cbnsmoa (tew.elf AMorr.ry or Alrferuiaa of any dtr, the board o Tilutoes of any villa** and each one of them, and the .'upenlsor ot <rag town­ ship, when any olfeure under the pro been cmumltted, who shall have knowledge tbenof or reawmable ertdrnc* by affi-i*vit lb ireof •erred upon him" to Institute proceedings against the offender without delay, and, WwxBcaa. Bplrltou* end intoxlcal Ing liquors are opmljf and isotortusiMy •o'd to l>c useif a* a beverage. In out city Id not lean than rirefse or//tens different place-, therefore, Thai we, ddrrm of Haatlnge, ♦artiestly call upon the officer* of our ■ ity to do tbrlr tsrora dutu and pro- ysd<yan.l' cornreh^ nmk* Hie attetnii, *nu that w- will, a* earnestly, condemn tho-e nffl-ens who/arossxcr ll.ctnM-lve® by negtseting orretuatog to 'to their cu-em duly. Short speeches were made by Rev. T. Lirot. General Fbeman. Gov. Bagley, •x-Gur Blair, Hon. Wm. Humphrey, and many usher distiugvi*h-d citisons of the State graced thu ocusoton with their pesenoo. . . GROCERS Special Notice. I’oxn's Ext*id. acknowledged by A. M Boek would announce to the medico! nufboritiss,. Iiolds the characbr publi*. that be is msnufaemring Car­ ring** ot all kind*, and style®, *ad a* of "Tho People's Remedy.’’ ter durability, finish aad beauty, be < Shoot Im> outdone anywhere, and will liuni’* Csnnouc Hstvs i* m well- nut bo undersold by any competitor hi known tl-ssi It i« only neeestnrT to c-i'u-' the tits'®. Hi* fartiiiiea toe bu»inrs» tion against imitations. It rvquiir* a in hi* line. Isitb Carriage making aud blacksmithing are if the beat Bbop on ttrffn! tdttittWfi-l tbvcsuloln a<kl pith Jiflurson strvet. Hatting* Mich 47ff otb<r ingredient* to picdtno > s»!v> that may be robed upen. IL* gi nuitw <.aly gunjanieed. A* ifi.i it fonra the signature aud pi irate proprie tary scamp • if John F. Henry. Subl by all Drug­ gist* and Dea'cr*. Joan F. Beut. Cvansx A Co.. Pioj rirtoxs, 8 <ir.d 9 Col­ men's to tnctea* my facilities fordennc lege Place. Now York. ‘»t'-r stork than cv-r all should cnil au-1 gvt n negative tak*a. Th* auperi ority of my work in Ww jest i* a auffi Bronchitis. ci. nt C'lurautce o’ first tela* work lu III® future. Rooms in Washington Block, routh side State titrrwt. CIS te SH it Us UM! UrtM «* un fusteb srocco , WATER UE LSI El HAIB Shingles. Lath. &c B AR CAINS PRICE S3.OO A CdZEN. JAMES WOODRUFF DON’T DELAY ! Fur another like BARGAIN will thu latter cause comiuenc,-* in theleryrr r nd fltthi. whi« h are the organ* ot tho voice, and, rxtending downwards, pro­ duces hoarsen***, coughing, and sji.tNtixs, Mu n , April -Uh, 1874. ting tuucon* mutter, sou.eltme* mixni Farxxn Dxwxv—I bar* long thought wi'h b.ood. Il is chiefly dangerou* of writing something for and tn behalf trum Its tindency to spread into the the lungs, ami terminate in cooswmpwhich I am not obliged to perfbrtn at any pstitieular lime, the matter bus always teen put off until to-dsy srhea PUrce’s Golds n Medical Disct.rery ba* achieved unparalleled success, and woo the loudest praise from all who hare paper tho Bskxxx it ' truly the Imuoct paper of the Elate, and any perren «bu will take the pains to eoaifaro tho Mr*. Mary Taft, ol Elk Puiot, Dakota original and eelwted article®, both pro** Ten iscry, called at th* World's D«sjeosary, Aug 18. 1873, to acknowledge a debt of gratitude du* Dr. Pi»rc-.\ having been entirely cured of Cotarrb. rompliW* arc having exciting times here rated with tlnoal Dtieare. by the uw of over election. Tho strife is really be­ Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy nud Dr. tween tho Democrats and RepuHicans. PiertwaGulden M*diral Discovery. but nrmraelly b twvvn ‘•Ra.'ormera'' (Dem) and "Gthene” (Bap). The temperance mov«ment is tnoviug, to what purpose y»t remains Iu be seen. Thflre ia acme hope ot getting the Joo®*- with th* DcmiDanon for the Govoreor। ship of th* Beat*. Th* Ifonsqerat* eff Indiana will bar® a large ratlraring at their Gonvont-m on th* Uth of July. The rate of rep- Feed Cutters, Bob-Sleighs, Wood Sawing MAohines. J. Cole & Son, The.uhilr then otatg a temporanre song *b*u the meeting ndjourntd to meet st Tbo aair.e place on next Monday evening at 9 o'clock. Cedar Creek ha* undergone a cleansing. A *cri®s of meeting, have two ’nW there with most gtorioua rciults byjRav. U. H. Mnyeard. There wa* no' reli­ gious seciaty before, b-it one has burn termed of nearly forty memlwra and they are prrlocting arrsngemrnt* to triumphant ov*r the whisky ring and baild a United Brethren Mauting everybody jubilant. Krick** majority 08. Hous*. Ten know Cedar Creek has Very truly youra, C. M. A. been called a hard place, bot what will P. S-—T.mpovnree matters aio in­ th* people of Hoatiug* think when they cubating here. Ibo rrwull ol which I may «om* thia way, to look three or four give you in my i.oxL C. M. A. mil* ahead and aro n raattectabie meet­ ing boure there ? Breid* cuisiogs and NEWS SUMMARY. lirontious talk is nut s-i fr-queutly beard on the stre-ts and thn ref >im srems to genuine. But one thing ia m-eded there yet, that is. to Oonvine* faahs>«.sble geallemsn that they ought not tu smoke the uuminatfon of B P- Avery for Miniu the store* until th., goo la are teter to Chins. thoroughly saturated with tebacco. A young man in Peaayteania wHI Tho house of Mr D A. Bowker, our not fall down wh-n he di**. Hi* boos* township Treasurer, took fire on the ar* n!a*t>ea iache* tong. Queen Victoria will be fifty-fire next aveuing of tho 3rd, test, supposed to hav* originated by the burning of soot 24lh of May 8b® ia ia th* tbiriyin tba chimney. It caught In the cham­ Mrenih yaw of k»v «*«»• The daughter of Secaier Bos* of ber but wa* diaeovtovd in tima and put K.n«aa is said tn bo on* of th* riaing out by the women before any «*x. ar­ jmlit'idanesace ol th* state. rived. Tot on looking at tbs room oeo Senator Logan ha* a western wife, would think they had a cl*eo call- The who h*lpa him largely In affsr* of state damage wa* prised al about *2U0. The by bar counsel and adsice. Nearly 50 ccr-toeds oi uyalara bare earpet, era* hswe dotliiug, two bed*, a trunk and other thine* bemg d.magvd. just been taken acru* to Cslitorem fur plsntiig in the Faeifio roast waters. Insured in the Chicago OenpBn^. Mrs. Miriam M. Cole af Wretrevilte, On the 4th and 5th. meL, th* United Ohifo is achivviag a great axxeae by Brothran' quartriy mreting was held at ha. new lecture, entitled “Hannah theShroatr School Ho»w>. Ati that war* there, aaw pUmly the aero—ity of a msmting honae, for they were wnader. fully cr^wtfod. Oa th* Sabbath, in thoJjattyU-— —I mouth ud tho Mississippi. midst of th* snow storm, tbay went to . General Charles Albright, Wall Lax* and baptised by immersi-un I man-ft-Larg* from Pengjr Good Tough Oak, Book Elm, or White Ash Lumber Local nevur pcerent itrelf m thia Gre. JC KW STORE! NET GOODS AND Nil PRICE Messrv Prickett A Mat" have, formed a ■ o portnerahip fur the pnriwwe oi do­ ing a gt-oeral husine*- a* lllacktmitb*. and h*vii>g I ought cut the blarkamithiag intmrot of Jack Rich, may be found at bi* old stand on tho corner of Church and Railroad Mieet*. where they will be pleased to see all their old friends and any other j-eraon who mat bare Hastings, Michigan. NOTICE. poticej. Co West Throagh bt. Loats- Tp ail who are treking new homea in or are about to taka a trip to Missouri. Kamas. Colorado. New Mexxn, Ne­ braska, Oregon or California, wo rocommend a'Cheap safe, quick and direct route by nt of St L'ui*, uv»r tho Mis PIEROE’S Hsi Mtal iti Bi J CLYCLOPEJ �RINTIN i:inntr. NEW YORK DAY-BOOK UNDERGROUND M UH BELOW °TIE IOIFACE I . NICSIGAH CEKTRAL R. R- Grund River Valley Division TUt snor.T^ST UUCTE TO FOBTUfnit ichigan Central XI. OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTt, $450,000 GIVEN AWAY! *100,000 FOR OXLY «XMI A GRAND LEG ALTHFTCONCERT Republican UKAWIXQ APB1LW, U74. mowing fields, but if there i* maauro which can bo smred from the field crops, it had better be applied now than not at alL Good barnyard manure! serins to agree with pretty much all I kind* of land, aad may bo applied with advantage nt nlmoet any season of tho year. Lamb* and pigs, and the young of aU I domotie anhnals, Mod close aUsntion I at this season. Nutting boltlee axe for Sto Hat fc« Uetoto fort ; «•< Is 15 if II»1 «*r ssles Banner BOLLS BEARS COMMIMHOffilR’S MOTILE- i AGKNTS WAMTKDip“^S:^ tit XATUER MALE aXHH, ' A-rtr *« U*MrJ>r>. r IT Y*a «hh to ksow Ur Wrlaw* *« Mai fto «.sssm<___ _ KIT CARSON. g » A new order called the •‘Sovereign* ot Induatry" ie being oatabliahed among tho mechanic* throughout tho coontry.r Mt. Wm. H. i’^rle, Muter of tho Na­ tional Council, wa* in Chicago tho oth­ er day, and a reporter of tho Pe*f *ad J/uil called on him at the Clarendon Houao and learned from him the objects of the t rganisation which be roptcoenta: Tlic cxiitence ol tho Sovereign* of laduiUy datoa only from tho 1st of Jan­ uary, at which time the Exacutrro Council was organised in SpringfioM, Mon. Tho hradquarten of the organ­ isation arc now in Worcester, Maas. Ita object* ato to do for. mechanic* and laboring mon what tho Grange murcment i* doing far the farmer; furnish them tho material comfort* of life at tho cheapest possible rate. It ia the in­ tention tu organ in aub-oounols through­ out the country, and as tar as poeaible tu utilixo the purebaaiag agencies alrecdy csublishod Jiy the Grange*. Mr. Earl was at work organising Hints for April. ."ub-councila in St. Louis daring tho ec»-‘ ■ion of tho 'National Grange, and he state* that the great body of that moromeat heartily endorse tho “Sovereign* of Induatry.’’ Ho looks upon thi^ur-1 ganisation e.« the complement of tho | Grange, taking in all earnoet men who ' cannot become members of Grange* for tho rouiou that they are not formers. Ho illustrate." the good effect* to flow work may be pushed c]niid rapidly, from tho work iu this wise : A Orange and without loan frem unnecessary de­ lay. Il.ta impuiaiblo to predict with Jirecl to a tub Council ul '•Sovereigns” certainty what the character of tho iihMnMacbuiotta, earing two or threw spring will be. At this writing. March dollar* |>cr barrel to tho consumer br 24th, tho acnaon i» quil6 early. thn transportation and the abolishment Them wvery link" frost in the ground, of iniddlaatcti. The sub-Councd will, and scarcely a snow tank rven on the in turn, fill the car with manufactured north side of deep woody. Bandy land nnd dry upland knells nro in condition article*. and rc-ehip to the.Grsngr, thus to plough, in many place*. Tho poop­ caving at tho other end of the dine. Since the work will be chiefly in otic* lag trap* commented their wpriug con­ cert* acvornl evening' ago. and tho when" larger number* can bo aggn-garobin* and bluebird* ate as plenty c* ted than in tho Granges, the foe* cd admireion hav." b-x>n pot down to *2 for they often are by tho first or secund mon and SI for women, with annual week of April. It Ibi* kind of weathor ahould continue, dry field' may l»c duet of 81, payable quarterlyDspulic* bare boon appointed for the seeded With grain or grow, AU the graMcn do better if sowed quite early in wrgafiixation of *ub-eouncils in the fol­ spring. They here a cliancu to get lowing States: Maasaehntclte. New Hampshire, Vermont, Rluxlo laland, WeOroo!, d before the auuimer drought*. Connecticut, Maryland, Now York, I’vnmrylrania. New Jency, Mieeouri, Louisiaux, Tcauossse, Mi*a«*«ippi, Kan •u, California, ' Iona. Wisconsin nnd Indiana. In ramo ol llioee the work boa already begun, while iaother* there vigorous *tart. Hare all tho wood *sln » is nothing beyond tlu» appointment of mad* at heme, and buy more if you tan 1 \vhilo in Nt. ixmis Mr. Earl* ataiee find them. I that he at one time authorixs.l twenty TLu Ntassfmt ]r.ta»ii tails ore claim­ ed to be aa cheap ur cheaper than ashw, deputies of thu •’Soverigne," from mem­ for agricultural purposes. I Irani iner­ ber* of the National Grange. Ho fa Tory enthusiastic about th* tial fortifixcni ore to Ire med. the -oonor t>iev atu. bought •die batter. Don’t work in which h£> engaged and confi­ pul <11 till (o-niurrow or the day after dently predict* th,; <->labli*hment of 1,000 inb-eouncits within 00 day* .He to-menvw, or till Mil weea whet ought to be, and may bo done now. If tho aaya a single mail brought apvlicalious road* end fields are too moldy to work for tho appointment of drputiee from on to advantage, finish cutting nnd splitting tho tire wood which was Tho follow ing patent baa boon r*drawn to tlio wsxxlabed hu< winter. Mak* a good um of stormy day* by ceutly granted fur hardening steel. The Olid oiling thu form anti car­ object i* bested ts n rod heat by any of ring* harue<‘o» Whitewash the hen tho ordinary methods for uniform heat­ house and atahk,—they will bo lighter ing. It is then cUIUsm! by.the action of and more whule-sonio for the anininl* n strong blast of nir or gn*. By snitawhich occupy them, beaiJoa adding blovanatious in tho strength of tho very much to tbtir genera! appearance. Blasi, and tho temponuuro of the air, It ia high time, now, to hare tho main any required dogrvo of hnrdneai may portion of tho hen* rifting. Eatly be attained. After this tho substance chicken* oust nuv than lai* otfow. but is tempered ns is deairod. are worth double. . _ , _____________ BANNER fall. tb<7 wfM, if in good warm quarters. ' lay all winter: but if thsj come' ost very h»ti‘ in the auanuer they will sei­ dam aaametev laying till m-ar spring, when eggs am always plenty and cheap., A. yvong cock which will way throe pound* will bring c* much.in June, or early ia July, as ho will ia November at twice the six*. Keep aetting-ben* in a room by themselves, if iKMadile, that they may not bo disturbed by doea’nt like to bo touked-nt. . Cattle ahonid U watched clowly at this ffaa*.- Havo u roomy box stall for aH atumla which need it. and get ti.cm mlo ttin sanroa. Some people xccom. atari flaadrot gram, before ouwr conn. iu. to mEko them strong. It may be mslL hut w* dislike tli* way. letter toed grain liberally Trhilethey arc gir .hg milk, and take i: away when dry­ ing them off, and not begin again till the calf is a coak u’.i. ar till all danger from firrer is poaiird. If th? calves ore taUthem away from the stothnr before they are many tiny* J I if you weald ksv-p your tiraper while Irwdimg.tbem to drink, Blip „ yvu ere CHEAPEST and BEST BLOCK WRIGHT kill ' trer»Vz «fr BUY J. 4 P. COATS’BLACK THBKAI) fg YBIT KACHDiK Msn/iqs, ffuctj. • nnci. ■ VINECAR BITTERS LOWEST CASH PRICES Ayers Sarsaparilla Intrtasic rirtue*, sr.d .intelntd by Its re1=artaU* cure*. Si ml!J ” to bo .** and benefidal to eLUdren. and yrt so sesrehing *s to •HSctuilly pure* ecl t!« groat ecrrupttonsof th* l.lirf.snehMtbe ser'Atoo* they rasou the cause of disease, and the patient nxvvera Lis bcalUu They are th* great blool purifier and a life-piving prin­ ciple. n perfect Bcnovator and Invtaurator ,f the system. Nsvw before in tho history of the world baa a .medicine bean comixeia.W (-»uKwung the rvauukaUe qnsliticsof VixtossBrmtnsiu LealingUierick of ersrv diioase man is heir to. Tlsnyarea r.Titl* Y’urgstivo as well as a Tonic, rvliev-! ing CotiRwilon or Inflammation of tho , Liter aud Viscera] Orpm>, in W'iousDi*- 1 ~ PHYSICLAKS t »• IJH E*F.BROW MSS: a B H *—“att®,n»» .Urtnre.I Bartasi 4476 ,THE DETROIT *“ • .exrsffitr“ siT.’isssa tsKJtftii'urf: lairasiSgi^-agsftR l> ICC tad fo m» ataerie* 11 lk, r,.-i< Brat last S Ui£ Istoi lai-ji Law CASES 4 POINTS. If men will cnioj good health, la j them □•* VtstUAU CiTTinui as a medicine, ■ and avoid the use of aleuliolic stimulants I iu every fotm. TSHSW. rek-r w»* M AUmn for sf S5»r ,<ii«jfor<. l Curdr. Circulars, Noles, Bill Hernia, Letter Hoad-. Catalogues, Honk Chocks, llm-ipts, Show Card", Fosters, Prograpimr, IL HUULAartUfwl *a»L DMf*.. . t‘u;<UM|.'hlni>. Yir Ttr."—>- 1 The Babcock -thsst.t.’ljw. DR (BOOK’S WINE OF TAB! . Trn T<~* »r e weklto faMMBWOTMPtAAuakW . Wtewert'wtobetsmore nwrtl lisa any Kmllsr fin W& Jim & tajini tUHJtOAD. LAW BLANKS OF EVERY DBCKIWION Banner Co., coral, many ol wbleh sr* paMfdy^lkoWU, Bolls, Pimples. Pimtulc*. Anthony « Ftrv, lioaeor hrjilpclas. Tetter, Bolt Rheum, Scald and Liver. Il aho cure* other consplaints, to wbleh U would not «r*m espect- ri'i?x'ri?»u:!“'.Mii”hi u'L-<'w VlCK’e * • S S "i 3 N S S 1 MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Notice to Contractors! ;trnr too PAGES ; M> DOIUVINEMI. sad COt OMEti PLATE. PsMisnsJ durum, >1 *S«l S5»rs « Vf r<*cuw« »,is biwpnxCer rxs« Uu«jli Irelvn Ils a*< IMrMtae iMrv't A esSissw a UaciMwl. Kipms. Or.f.C. AYER SCO., Lwdl, Hau.. ne-WHa ral'e Shore A Wlithi,.* -With peireit. HUl^oto * ladloM ‘.7a*U^ ’jjgg*r'iri|MWM» 1,1 fo»«r Every year increases tho jmpnlarity of thia vrinoHo Hnir Preparation; which U duo to merit alone. We ean swum our old patrons that it h kept fnllv up to it* high aUndard; and it it t£c only reliable and porfcctcd prep­ aration for reitoring Gn.iT on Fadki> TLub to its youthfa! color, making it aoft, Instron*, ®»4 tdlken. The scalp, by its bsc, become* white and dean. It romovei nil ernption* and dandndE ■nd. by its tonic propertite, prevent* the hair from falling out, m it atimuhu-s and rioarishc* the limr-glands. By its uic, Iho Lair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it riotorw the capillarr glands to their normal vigor, and will crcato p new growth, except ia extrema old nge. It is.tho moot Pure Wines §60,000 00 DEN Mt, L. D. SINE’S 1'Md REGVUM MCXTltir GIFT ENTERPRISE! MILTON B.0*£U)K>" M. D.Bcmsu4 , „ •”«*« E.A.MP 1’0 II HA.I.1S. Briggs House, WM lack ir Grrntaii! sB’sS’ > Randolph BL am Fifth Ate. CHIGAGQ. Buckingham's Dye FOB THU WHISKEIUJ. A« nnr Rene net in many extea ro­ train"’ too long a time, and too much care, to rreitoro gray cr Jaded Whinkcre, we h>vc prviinrwl thia dye, in one : ilGRHIMCIS I Usns A ■***> Bil»« »«*»l»d Ur*M<. wsrth *«*. Om Fibs luwed itosoewd Fi- i TDUtS: S&OoTPer Day. RJCKCORM A HUIfTOOH. '• rtsR*» >«m Hssttny »»rib t:s» »Mb. T.n Latlfos 0*M4l*«II*a Wstataa. nrth |I<O ***' 1 mMi u41Mr«rL«W UsaUsg Vstote* (hs*tlj «*ribftea>K» toftM «*«!■! • ^>RAXD TttilSk BAILWAY. JAWVARY, DTT3. 1 .L1A.1JN, bMimXWh. rnrarn rasa i ranm, ''’i ITf1 ■ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-04-22.pdf db0e7643d379b38e299e0cbc3c0ea501 PDF Text Text VOL. HASTINGS. BARRY COI NO. 52. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22. (874. Cs^. inntsiiMl iH with nn unnatural glitter, and the hand resting against cue corner of the table trembMHkeaaaspea-leaf. Tmrtdaad!" homed out sudden­ ly, with a fearful oath. ' “Humph!" said the dealer sneermgly. “Got enough of it krone night. of.joy. “Oh, thank God? thank God I Ifa is no; dead!” sad there was no fear of o«po*egu from v.Tt was tree. Van Alstiao had boon knocked emaoiMs by Abo blew upon his him. What an odd affair it was altogatbee! be*-'., but was now slowly regaining his Of coarse, tbo fair-faced stranger was 0 woman! There cuuld not be n doubt of that; and his imagination wove a very pretty romance, in which this Eloise was the heroine, and Van Al* stine her lover. And yet—strange contradiction '.—be felt a keau pang whenever ha thought of it and he thought of nothing else while watching tor furttor develop, meats from his hiding plane. Elowc—wj may ns well give her a a name—did not Us re the room, as she had been bidden. Instead, aha equoeuod herself into the remount corner of the preMod both hands against his burning tamplso, and exclaimed, in a hoarse voioo: "I believe you have ewindlod me! But It's of no use complaining. I'll fight k out with you yet." Ho tore a diamond pin from hie shirt-front, and slung It across tbo ta­ glaacing apprahenurnlr round the ble, with the wotds: apartment every now and th* “Lend mo n hundred on that." A full hall hour want by, and still “Ail right,” said the dealer with an aaeuriog smile; and bo passed over Van Alatino did not make h» appear­ picture. For months ho had be* tend­ ing a fast life, and Itos night toe loving chocks for the roqu-rod amount. sister had resolved to make a daeperato effort to reclaim him. Henee she had .followed him in diagutos to the gaming Co-str -ill r» »lUd»Fn**< cw IVRIGHT A HOLBROOK. Dick Von Alstino never sought the I.uck was still against him, and he leek “1 demhod another chance to redeem myself he cried hoarsely; and this time a handsome god watch and chain was pushed into the dealer’s hand. At thia instant two moist fingers tapj»d against Parry's cheek, end a teoring, sarcastic fact was pushed close up 1 to his own. “I say sir,” piped a shrill voice, “what a precious tool that youngster is making of himself I He ought to know Xo ba ungrateful is to bo unsatoral. The hood may be Urao guilty, not tbo Not to return one good office tor an­ other is inhuman ; bat to return enl for good is diabolical. There are too To tie generous mind ths Weariest many oven of Uris sort, who the more debt is that of gratitude. when it U not they owe, the more tncy hate. There is nothing mare dangerous than to oblige those people ; for when thny ore con­ Harry was Ices than throe foot behind scious of not paying the debt, they wish ths creditor out of tbo way. —Smres. “Whois boT" asked Harry, too curi­ bar when she entered that inner r»m. They were just in time to see two tell ous to roeent ths familiarity. ■Tbo eon of a Wall street banker — figure* contruuting each other undor tbo chaudelier, a bludgeon evrung high Dick Vau Alstmo by name.'' in the air. end Van Alstino rolled upon ‘Ah!" exclaimea Harry involunta­ tbo Cuor like a log, atark, atill, ecnserily. The name was quite familiar to him, as belonging to one of the Now York A brief silence followed, which was broken by a startled cry from his now acquaintance. “Good heaven! Look ponder. Fee that lad standing behind Van Alstino's eti sir!" Harry's eyes were already turning in that direction. A handsome youth had glided quite unobserved into the sparitnent, end mw stood as if transfixed, watching the progress of tbe game. He bad a round, fair face, delicate a, uy woman’s; groat loag-lashed, vel­ vety rut, blue a fringed gentians, a lit­ tle, red?ripe mouth, and a profusion of yellowish hair, raritag around a tow, Gratitude. at her with a low, sneering laugh. “It was bis own fault'* he growled. Thon in a wheedling voice: "Goma, don’t take on so, pretty one; yuuTl spoil your eye*. We'vo found you out, in spite of that clever disguise. Ho look up and smile upon us, like the charm­ ing little witch you ore.” lie leaned over, and would have raised Eloise in bis arms, but Harry, with the bound ul a tiger, was upon him. and had sent him sprawling upon ed mingled delight and pain u he gazed upon it. , He recoiled, as from a sudden shock, without knowing why. From the faro-tabla there cumo nn abrupt ejaculation presently. “Loat again!” "* Il was Van Alatine's voir*. ■ Ho rose Hany swung the still smoking resol­ up, wnito as death, fumbled in his mtpocket a moment, and brought out a ver like lightning above his tread and gold locket, thickly studded- with jew- ahented : • Now tbo game la in wy hands I If you make another movement, I will put a bullet through your heart I" The villain was raising stealthily to his fret, but be quailed, and dropped suddenly back again when hs saw the dangerous glare in Harry's eyesWith the deadly muxxle of the revol­ ver stQl covering the cowardly rogue, Van Alstino muttered nn impatient our hero now leaned over Elotso, and carta, and glanced wildly round the ta­ raised her from the inanimate body of Van Alstino. . bla. “My poor young tody," be said, in a “Thia bauble coat me fire hundred dollars," said he. holding up the loeknt low votes, “bear up, for God's sake. “Will anybody giro toe half that eum Tbo poor fellow is past your help. Think of your own peril, and oome away before it is too lata." It was too late already. Even as ho spoke half a dozen rough looking men camo rushing into tLe apartment. HOME MANUFACTUERS TRIUMPHANT ! the Most vioket lore, so the gri al* in­ gratitude mty nriee from the largest benefita. It is said that Cicero sraa ■bun by one whom tu> oratory bail do- stine wheeled round suddenly in ha tracks. His fa.e ku ghastly already, but a wDd, scared look amend all over it as be stood and glared at the youM> ^“Gota^to lf7 y°°r ,uek Bl fir°’ a moment, in half-in credulous amusement Ho was shaking from head to ••No*’’ was tbo answer. *T never foot. and could seerooly stand. gamble. I'm only going up to look •My God I” he ga^od. Thon, as if compelled by some stern *-" biased, venomously. • •Unsuph'. I’m off. Good night. There war not u mamt-ul to lose. “Goedwtehl.” Drawing Eluteu’s trembling figure still Hany Blaisdell paused on the stone more ateeoly to him with ona bend, he raised ths revolver in tbo other, etui rapidly discharged its revere! chambers md's manly form until it dtsapinto the shrieking crowd. ta the crowd that thronged tbo Gtoku. a heavy fail or two, and a ttly lighted street. There was h volUy of the tau4 fearful curses fol- A DARK NIGHT'S WORK. e CALL AT JOHN STANLEY H and Liauors Pure Wines DENTIST KskTille, ■ imu and has never yet been beaten. wseeiwr.se “—•“• —i . for vanity of the obligor is ' “I camo to find von Dick,” was tbe earned, a shrill voice suddenly screamanswer, in a l->w, firm voice.­ “Beaks! polios! They're cracking °* *** “My God!" and the great drops ot . . ' . . agony came out .on the poor follow's the enb !*’ There who make us happy are a!-rays forehead. “Gaia sway, thia instea L thankful to us for being so. Their Camo away! Do you know—do you gneea, the fearful risk you haro run iu veutoting into this place r’ t Tbo lovely oyeu still looked straight » into hie own. s “You were hero, Disk, and I could . i ’ i > I ■ From David wo foam to in every thing, Inr] fa book at Psalms U town wi einx �WH iftutTHYi Homa what mi of the Legielhture In 1874. stiring. sifad। the first thing business nere!" Everybo are seen by hundreds hurr pal! on their arm. What i--------------- --------U * d«mZSfl£foe (br P»«roM» DRY UP THE FOUN­ TAINS OF INTEMPE­ RANCE. ■ popolar approval, or, at least, must not be in opposition to tbs sense of jrabSe' justice la the minds of a majority of the people. Ths Sew against theft or any - strikes the Great Arkansas Hivre at the town of Hutchinson, tbo county Mat of Beno County. To deecribe th# loeation of Beoo Co.. I win amply my that Hutchinsoa I* situated about two tailss north of 88th paraDel of latitude, and two miles seat of the 98th meridian westof Orenwidi. which plaetu the town about fifty miles south of fit. _-Z_ _ r_ i_____ .1 . a 1— a» «k.,v zawn renearmeI This county ia situated in tbo AxkanoasVaUeT, end b th* largtoi county but one in tbo Stele- The character of tion, and a majority of the people are the reontry in thia part of Kanvoa is engaged, directly or indirectly in acts mor* like some porta of III., a* regards that tbo particular statute makes crim- appearance, than th* eastern pert ot th* State. Tbo surface b smooth, rolling very gently, and lb* valley varies m width from fir* to fifie-n miles, though the higher land* differ ao little from the timsnt of th* people, and usually orv. That our present prohibitory law was owe ef this daae at the time of its pasaac* in 1855, few will venture to deny who give the subject a mssneti care­ ful investigation. For nineteen years it baa been, with no reactionary legis­ lation, upon the restate books of the ry sure* wire Legislature, and in sub­ stance, the law of 1853, endorsed by a popular majority of 20.000 fa a direct vote of ‘.be people. This law with its amendmeats is a righteous law.—a law for the protection at the people - a la* And right here b the rreA on whieh the tetaperanev ship struck, and com* so near foundering. Depending on the law, knowing thatI it could not be repeals or modiSed in any essential particular, th# friend# ofr total abstinenc*, neglected the most im­ portant part of their work, the teachingI by tinned efforts of th* peoph thattotal abetincnc* was a personal uecasaa-■ ty, amt that where there are no drink,' ers there would b* no sellers of the1 "Ardent" either public or private. That public opinion wan, and still ia,> terribly demoralis*d on th* question,i despite the efforts ot the many workora>. during th* past three months, does notI admit of a single doubt On every prohibition is just and should be en­ forced, will not permit its enforcement and be example, ten times more patent than precept, do all iu their power to prevent its enforcement, and to giro personal aid and sympathy to tbo traffic, and yet claim to b*, and are at heart and in fooling, friends of prohitritianMuch of this i. do. fo lack of temporanco education, and the neglect of the radical tris mis of prohibition to odccsto the people up to the onforwnrat of th# law, and much more to the fact. that total abstinence is a thisg of the past, and scarcely has a living existence to­ day. Medicinal science, the commun­ ion tabla, and th# bomomade winos and appearance that om can hardly tell whose the bofawn ends, and the high lands begin. The aoU is a deep, rich loam containing a little sand, and vary­ ing in depth from two to six feeL It reais upon a subsoil of a clay tormetkm. makes ono of tbo beet of subsoils, being eompost *aoagh to retain the atrsagtb of -th* soil, and also, by the mixture of sand, is porous enough to allow a per­ fect drainage. A |>eeuliarity of thia toil, is its uniformity of quality. livre a men aaa select good land without haw ing had experienc* in prairie countries ; for une can travel mils after mile over •he meat beautiful lands in th* world, snd betweea oae acre and another there b not a dofitr of difference in value. Btn-nma ol pure water, never foiling, and swiftly flowing, are abundant Everywhere, water can be obtained by digging e distaoc* of from ten to thirty feet, far underneath the whole country, on a certain level, is found in th* quick sand, a sheet of water In ranching thb a rnnfey-UiMag supply i» obtained. One of th* great advantages of tlua reentry ia its climate Al is ao located that toat^ of the advantages of lh* East West, North, end Sooth arc cxnbmed, end being 1.500 feet abeve the level of the sea, we are above ttM miesxnatic mflaencea, so troublesome ia some pertsef the West, and still not eu high as to be trooblea with rbeusnatism, like the higher regions of Colorado and the Rocky Mountain*. Coughs, and fang and throat dis*a*es. are almost entirely unknown, while many who hsro been in the East, troubled with these dis­ eases, so common there, bars been perms neatly bcaefined by coming here. Cora, and all kinds of small grain, doe# remarkably well here, aa dore regulable*. vines, fie. There is ao doubt, judging from the character of the aoiL'aad the taste already made, Ing xucli property, and the same prooe«dings be bad, aa bswlnbelbre re­ quired tn reference to commlas oners. 6ec. 4. Tbo court shall bear objec­ tions, if any. to the report at tbo tomtnisaloiisrs or Jury, as th* case may be, and mayaetoaide tbo report and find­ ace tn th* same city or township, or ing, or confirm the same, aad if con­ any adjoining township in the earn* firmed shall enter Judgment of [confirm­ county, a# be shall ace fit; at widenation] conformation, and (hat all right, time end place the Justice to whom the title, and interest of, in. and to ths tend cause Ik transferred shall attend and proceed to bear, try, and dctcrnunj aald groceries . ..........-V . ' U.U*. uvi. bee. 8. Uro t^xro, together witn all Interest and cliaigts in arrears upon any land rejected or charges beck by the auditor gsueral tor the rvaeon tnat such laud waa not subject to taxation at the Huie prescribed by law for the aa»ee* ment torMich taxce, or that the uxn tbereun tied been once paid, or that there . sd been a double aasesement thereof^haU,by the board <Xauj>ervteun, be tevied upon th property at fare* of the roper townships, ot ctberwb* dis­ era or Jury, a# th. Just cotnpeusaxion posed of as may appear eouitabl J, ex­ and damage* to be paid to the owners cept that they .hail n<4 I* re osBcw^.1 and pervotu intereated. If, within the time eo prsoorlbod. theBtete shall cause to be deposited the sum so found, the court shall thereupon enter an order and Judgment that the title of the State tu sod to sai l land and every part tt.vro­ ot Is perfect, and baa iMVMne absolute, and may Issue the necessary .writ of aa•IslaacB, commanding the sheriff to de­ liver the pnastMiun of such land to the Slate; and thereupon the title and right of the State tosueb land shall be absolute and binding agaiant ail persons whotu- K chkki NEW STOCK! ▼E HATE GOT TO SELL TO lAIIBOMWflOUB SPBffiG STOCK. thlrty-firal day at December, In the year of our Ixsrdon* thousand eight hundred and ecvwnry-fivs, and all the powers conferred upon aald Board of Control are bcr**>y revived, renew d. Remember, Cash for Farmers Produce. WIM SMITH, MANEE & PBESTON. "JS8, whrst-growing country, and the fart that the development of ihe miueral regions to th# West of us, which will be brought about by the building of the railroad into Boo them Colorado, and into New Mexico, ih» year, will giro us aa Mcellaut market for all the grain *» can produce That this will bo a gocxtfriiit country, there ia no doubt. MiKb has been done in the way of planting tree*, which eflbria havu met with perfect aueresa. Th* latob of tbs* cocaty, now unoocupiod, sr* owned by the railroad cotnpentre; though in the Hon them part of it there remains a small area of land subject to Home*tead or 1‘reempliuus. Two years ago, the whole at thia cmmty vrav unoccupied, eofi wow, only a few soctfons, as I stated, are to be found. The railroad is, however, selling their land* on teous and. at prices that make redly traced than any one would darn to affirm who has not given the subject nareftll inresligntirm; miil jot it ii tijje, to* tree, that thaw tfifag* are largely overlooked, and the eslooas, gwiliy of enough. Go&knows, am charged with being th* oaly v*4*ior* of U» law, or teachsreand fMaafora o* intataperBBM- The man who fiara* ep*ak out on thia question is ralfed «n infidsl or a friend of th* whisky traffic, and ye! they are alien neither, but true friends of ell genuine reform and of chriatiaaity. Bat they ask, and their dmnnnd <Kc« not **esn unreoaoaebia, that thete so­ cial, friendly aids of iatemprntnee. that may not be reweirod by th* law, end which being foahiooable and popular, shall ao foager bn tolerated, ar* the internet. with a deduction of twenty per renL, if owe fifth cf Umland is put u der unHivwticas al th* sod of three years. Let taapamwe mvu and women pon­ There has sever, ahxe the beginning of der well tbeae things. I.'t our etmrrbas the eettlraM oTtbi Slate, been such ranout er sad furiresr, tbo use of win# bargains offered in land. Ona thing, at th# coamunieu tabla ; lei car phy­ perhaps it might be wall fox ma t# say, sios*** teach by axamplo aa wall aa by U. ttau tkia Territcey comprising th* precept, that alcohol is a deadly phon, laud great of the fiawtn F* B. B. is unfit far human beings to twndow. wsoslhing entirely new, having been Let cur temperance men and wcmon c-prned to settlement practically, only continue in Um glorious work of *due atwoyooss ago, and ia unqucotamably Uag Um people up to tha slander J of each individual up to the total ebotineaoe standard, with the greatest posslbl# rapidity ; sad'lhen tbo moral .end­ 75 entirely new Patterns never before on sale. withnai tb* advertise* will obtain it for yna KanB, wtihowt assg or .endfagrt* erdsr. Vaffodbtata 283UT3A UMAM 3M0H Inga in Um of Mlehl- Gold 118 1.2. Spring-like to-day. SotUa Bp eserybody Hliftiniati- m, Neuralgia, Bunt*, So renews. Sore Throat, Bolts, WmA, • Hoaraenexs, Ulcers, Brulacs, Ucsulaehr, Piles, Sprains, Toothache,. Colic, Old Berea, All Hemorrhage*, lllirrhcm, i ; । ! , ' , I , < ] t All right, Broiber I Odd Faltow’sDaao. ycb dlacxB £ si wol<l BellidO SPECIAL TAXES, Miy 1,1874, to Ajrfl 30, Utt. LOU FBICESjaY i' rilO wen exii ilirw .tqitil raved xtro ie norfii. at the meat of th* people will foaasW the on* fawnaat of the law nf prnhiUtiM, and Styles. NewPricm ' Veil Low �By Aid. Bentley— I BmsM. That from end after the first, dey of May next, tbo regular mootiug of the Council shell bo held on tbe firnt and eecoad WodModays of rack month. On motion Council adjourned until | Wednesday rrenipr, April kfi. For the first time since wo <»mmraoed their psiUioatioc, cur Now York letter is not at hand in time for t this foeue. Wo regret it very much, : and trust it will not occur again. ■y There was a sharp runaway on our street* Saturday afternoon, but no spe­ cial damage was done. The team started from the warehouse of W. T. Eaatman. end ra« to tbe National Ila. thu enetuagyear. 1 hope our txoetlcg* wi.T be harsnociiius, sad aU our act* shall be for tho benefit of tbe city, and any error* 1 eball commit I hope you will overlook, hoping by exparfonee to amid them. ' Wa. H. Gooevasa, Lamp Holder- -J. Talfer, L'Arae. Mayor. Book and Music bund-J. E. Ulticr. ByAld. Baeviaerbrt Huron. Flat Iren Heater—11 J. Wfiliame, Thal the inaugural ot the Mayor be placed upon filo with Recorder and pub­ lished in the papers with the Council German Correspondence. We are informed that 1220 has been rigned for the support of a reading room free to all, to be under tbe anepicea ol tbe young ladle* <4 tbe city. Moro will bo given as it may bo ro- Mmn Batxnxx:—I baf bin dalkfau mlt my T'X Bedacy, trad wo koom to de ogg^mhun d« ve vneld bote go irnlo rfo iltuiperance gause, uf Joy v ou! 1 lost her triak Rhino wino, and mo trick lagnrbver, uf wo Uraso. I dead know y Don't forget the Odd Fellows’ dance af dey vonld do dat, bed if dey veald, al Union Hall on Friday evening. effry ding vould ba lofcly, bud if uey Brooks' Claiicnac Band will furaU$ voat do dal, 7 dink* I petter sign de tho urarie, and a lively time may be ra- Wedge Ufa or six dimes, und den uf I peeted, and we hope there may beg------' —i •-t* - -■S"Rx large attendance. Our bid for printing tbe charter, waA*i for the same work, ia the bid made by Dennis AHolmra, and we do all kind* of job work for leas money, than any otbsr office in the corxntr. >V*iM g*M*te<5 St Dewey baa gone into tbo baby baeine*a - Aralrito Aras, Oh, no! we retired from that same year* unoe. , But ere hear Orno ’has just enlisted, but from tbe appearanso of tbo sire tbo *pcciiu*n must bo de­ cidedly delspidated ia appearance r. ep«* t™» TOO *. M_ eetUIM r. i>l.r frwwUte 1. - i^m.- CHURCHES. yMr. Donning baa built a fine sidewalk in front of bis premiere on. tho south aide of Green Street, weet of tbo resi­ dents of A. D. Cook, an improvement which wiU bo largely appreciated by tho people who reowlo in that part of tho city. A mu was hung in Teuueaeeo the olner day for a murder corumitted seven yean ago. There,is some hope that the Jfoaaer squib-maker, will atonejday T.J.WUAUI.W. J Les Bns. BvftvUrr. HASTINGS CHAPTER. NO- «, cash in tho Htate Treasury, April 6lh, 1874, was »1,2X8.696.73. Raraipte for tbo week ending April Ibth were *87,169.02; payments during same time 99,B&aJ^; leaving Treasury of *1.S1G,009 85 ; it-creaao in one week, *77,816.12. Thia balance ia tb o largest on record - We inrito special attention to tbe advortteemrata of Meters. Groble A Rus­ sell, and Dwight A Burrall on the first Of their particular HASTINGS LODGE. NO.M,rmS* *v«v page thia week. bnsiueM we ahnll apeak in a future T“"U’’w^ttiiriAN. N.O. number, and can oasuro our readers, that these aatabliakmente are all they are represented to be, and a credit to any place. I Touldn't da it only Cm sggouut of my, imzucm. My bladder Shako dnles mo dot is ds ray dey aU Uay it, 3ey ooonxs pooty shy at it, and day does mooch goot in ahoeb'e ckdinge Dond you see, eferyboty dink* dey is a shc*p. ' I dink- MUbb r Brintor, dat yoa should lu.iao lo di*e dompcrancs ms«dlogo, or of you are afraid, uou ry dond ytrn sent your dyfel. I dinks I vas nefer more aggttacernted in all my life. Dat Charley Bauler lie firing* down do bouse, be read* dwenty fife bages of dor Uni Schuta* gonytitutiou do broofe dot bo vas a migbdy boor reader, end den von be van trou da beetle* was so gist dat dey ’ srhtouipod und glnpfwd dor hanta, und dan he tinlu day rant him do read dat all ofor agin. Usd firn dot leotla brinter, mlt a high hat. bo roe *chaaart like der dyfaL efary dime he oonlt got a ebanoe. be hups up nod sebwing* hieanw*round und round, und den he boUore. "Got pleas der rimm«ns 1 Gut pleas der vimmsns 1Und dea ds vimmena schmiln, und finks dat he loofee dor rtmmsns moss aa drmperanca, and dat may be, 1 couldn’t dell bow fas infixed. I don't got too much timajo wride. no more non. a* I hear Bedrey's gradle voire gomblainiag, dal if I dond keeb dot cradle moofia. dem footle fellers got awake und gry for lagwr peer all toy. so nf gnurve I gfoee; und safe der lager. ilsaras's Mxoxuxu—The Forty­ eighth Vcdome ot Htrptr't cooeludes with a number .crowded with (leculiarly interesting matter, pwfnuly and beautifully illustrated. Tbe number opens with a" rtpeodse turn of "Canine's Doing a-M vying," one of Robert Herrick's Pastorial Poems, with three grKsfayHtt.trafioui by E. A. Abbey. An exceedingly in­ Tbe following accounts were allowed teresting paper with fifteen engravings* by ayee and nays : prepared by Helen 8. Conant, giro, an Account of J. M. Hawes, for Clerk of account of Dr Bchweinfurtb'e Eiplcraelection, It 00. Account of W. I. F. Hams, Registra­ Gray's deecripuoa of the "Flower Mis­ tion and Election, »6 00. sion, exquaitely illustrated, is timely and Account of Q. M. Reed, salary, vary euggratiye- Mr. Elliott eoatributea an illustrated paper on the Fur Seal of Alaska- Mcmeare D- Oraway enralade* hie survey of ttkley, with reminiaoenoes of Robert Collyer's early days, By AUf Bvvimerappropriately Illustrate 1. A eompreThat tbo Mayor appoint a Committee of three to report at the nut meeting of John of Barneveld- -the subject of what salary they deem proper to pay Motley's now work—is contributed by the City Marshal for the cn*uing year. R. H Blodlar.1, with‘four cxceileat en­ Carried. gravings- lu addition to this variety Tbo Mayor appointed at such Com­ mittee, Aid*. Beasoier. Bentley and Bar­ I—‘•Tbo Kingfitber," by By Aid Bentley— Ji—litJ, That tbo sum of seventy. eo dollars be Iransferrod from soroud rard Highway fund to the Brigde land, 'he same haring been errnmously trans- Obstacles to Mi .‘□."rUii'tuTdCT.'S FRESH FISH I Thompson, and ‘ Hjw IX," by Mary Mapes H0U8EH01 panacea Ayee— Aide. Dawson, Barlow, Beesmer, Fuller. Bentley and Bkks. Nays—Aldo. Mudge and Dolph. A slalemont from M. W- Riser, Justice ot tbo Peace, as to damage* lo •beep of C. 8. Burton killed by dog*, was read and laid on the table By AU. BentleyJiMoJtfJ, That tbe Recorder be roquoeted to obtain bid* from each of tbe newspaper pabluhors nf the r*iy. tor printing nod binding in good manner, in pampitol form, fa) eopieq of |be char­ ter of tbe city ot Halting*, together with all amendments and marginal FAMILY Special Notice. PAI.MER ENCAMPMENT, NO- <» Far th e accommodation cf our eubcribors who desire any 1 other book, magarine. or paper, published, with or without tbo advertised premium*, we sill obtain it for you at t*e Lowen lUim, without any expense to yoa in lending the enter. *■ ’ ' ’ Spting-like to-day. Settle up everybody. All right. Brother Fool. Odd Fellow's Dance Friday Evening­ Temperance meeting next Monday Circuit Court one wk from nex* Monday. * Being clewed up—tbe whiskey shops Common Conncil. Prwent—Mayor, Recorder end Alda. Dawson, Bartow, Mudge, Dolph, lte»*In Barry County 13 Rapeblicane to sosr, Puller. Bentley and Rieka Mayor Goodyear read hi* inaugural address aa follow*: listed by us tbe day after tbo election, To tbe Honorable tbe Common Conncil constitute tbe Board ef SuperrUore. of tbo city of Has tags: but there was one orror, Mr. Bartram, Gxxmuixx— In aa*tuning tb^iju'iro not Mr. Chapin, being the Buporviaor oi tbe office to which 1 am elertwl, I elected tn Assyria, but it io Republican herewith present aparlxra statement of tbe * Hairs of tbe city, end such surgeeK ibe rrembers of tbo "Young, Ladiro Bocfoty** extend thair tbnskw to the geatieraen who have Laubocribed ap liberally for the support of a Public Orderkxra^f»d,fnr welt,) Readiag Room. It ia proponed to rent H. J. lienfield right of way inroomoovertboetoroofBorberAB*3*yon ehalsagiax. to Jam, 1*7A State Street, which will be fitted up M Firei Wert for Highway*, pfoasemtiy and economically a* poraibfo. Gccoud-wanl for " We trust our effort* mav meet tba ap­ proval and patronage of all. From thia exhibit of tbo finances, permit me to say that tho retiring May­ Ml Barros.—Permit me through or and Conncil hare managed the city year paper to inform th* fodfo* of this affaire admirably, and I hope, we. as City and surrounding country that our their successors, will do aa well. "Ladies Tenqwrsnco Union" of HasThis, gentlemen, can only be occomp tings ia _ .public Insdtution. and that ws tistied by strict nttautiox to the trust sajoartly isvftw all true temperenee la- confided to u* To this end we should dice to most end work with us for tho bo punctual in our attendance at all .uppr^sion bl intemperance and tU mrctingv ot the Conned, ihn* guarding Aha interest of.au; respective ward*, end tbe city at tern- by ipMructed to look up the Mvernl maps belonging to the city of Hastings and in tbo hands of members of former Coaoril adjourned. Regular meeting of the Common Council htld April SO, 1874. Present—Mayor, Recorder, and Aids. Dawtco, Barlow, Mudge, Dolph, Bossmet. Fuller, Bentley and Hick*. Minutes of previous meeting iced and approved. By Aid. Bcsaner \Bntlrrd. That all tbe rule* and regulatfon* uf the old Council be observed disoaro which depend upon bad blood se »ueh by this connril until uthrrwise are cured, or bmt treated, by *ucli medicines aa take np from this fluid and excrete from tbe system the noxious element, it is not ot practical impor- Tbe Special Committee appointed to report cm ialary of Marshal for ensuing year reported a* follows: Te ffo BtocrM Ufa Jfryre rad ffo Cramm G-rai7 if ffo CWy ef IMof : I weald revpoctfiill urge upon yuur conwderatioa tbe foetrriagcare aad proteetian cf -the fir* deportment of rar dyr. Tbe young men of tbe city with asmmandabfo seal, haft formed a ptxxl The Court Honae io rvot iviag a good । leaning with soap and waler. New Orleans people me indulging m strawberry festivals at prieiot • Have you signed the plfdgn» This is the leading question now-a-days. A Csan from OrangeviUe has been Fronk Wsbetrr, Alias Whitatrae, O. Z. Woodard, Mis* Anna William*, Aman'crowded oat, but will bo printed in oar da Brewer. Nancy Peak, Mary Ann Smith, J. H. Crawford. , Direct your falser* to No. of P. O. box er drawer. Jjo. Ruaxr»».P.M. Read Barber’s advertisement; all about eggs. It will pay to invest ia that cla*i of Poultry. For fine pictures, old magaoines, end exchange newspapexa, ia any quantity Let n» hear a good word from Missouri Valley, end all about Uto | parity of Nebraeka thia sgrin^ fart C. A P. the Fl. W. J. ■ Valley Dre. of the Mir* Rsilroad. ’ the Bsxxaa. tbe Genera] hse*' of the Special Session, to which public ntlraUon i* dlreeted. . Next week we wiU reprint in artiefo Removed. John taalfy take* (bfo method to fa»fcnn Mm petrous and Use public gener­ ally that he has sored fate forge strata of Groceries, Conned Fruita, Tea*. As., • ----------- directly oppanite hie ienon fltarat. Ttaet hie * reedy in ninrt v days, that time be will noil pictures: I *ra now all alone ia the Pbotocntpli busior*. and aa I have made arrange­ ments lo inciea** my facilities for doing beltrr work thu ever all should call and get a negative taken. Tbe superi­ Diseases of the Blood. ority of my work in the port ia a euffieirnl guarantee of firsl-ciase work in the future. Rooms in Washington source is eminted. the painful and sor­ Block, sonth side State Street row-producing effects are visible in many shape*. The multifarious farms instance, uowlica! authority describe about fifty varieties of skin diasage, but •a they all require for their euro very siraular treatment i; is of no practical utility to know just wliat name to apply to a certain form of tain diwmw, ao yoa white awelliegs, ralanred gland*, and ulcer* of varying appearance; might describe bow viral*nt poison way show itself in vittious form* of eruptions, ulcers, sore throat, botry tumors, etc-; but as all tbo various appearing msnifeatatioc* of bod blood are eared by a uniform meau*, 1 deem such a couree unnecessary. TLoroaghly efoanee tbe blood, which is tbe great fountain of life, end good digestion, a fair *ktu. buoyant spirits, vital strength, and souadnoM of coastitatfoa, will all return to u*. Fur this purposo Dr. Pieroe’* Golden Medical Divcorerr end Purga­ tive Pellets are pre-eminently the nrti- CHOICE EGGS B ARCAINS Hatching. For lu Paris the ladies are literally bowod The bonds of tbe iollowing named dawn bene*th tbe weight of jet. with oflicors elect were exemined and ap­ which even the now bon art* and hat* ore heavily cmbroiderod. proved : Geo. E. Goodyear. Recorder. Henry C. Lewis, Treasurer. Geo. Curry. Wm. Tinkler, Oeo. IV. Slocum and Isaac W. Swsrthout, Con- My Stock u'mnde up by care­ ful selections from the best Strains in New England and New York, and I am prepared to furnish Egg* at the following price* : ♦1,60 Light Brahma, Dark Brahma, , Partridge Cochins, - 8.00 W. K. BARBER. The Dog Law. JAMES WOODRUFF j.o. Mm" x NEW STORE! NIW GOODS AND KIT PRICES BK.O3XT»T’S BLOCK oo mxb* sraswr. Hastings, Michigan. e/cara^ Merara. Prick*!t A Mate bare formed a ri>-partner*liip for tho purpnoo of do­ me a general businees a* Bleckwiithe, 'and having l>ougt>t oot tbo blacksmith­ ing interest of Jack IBeli. m*y be found at bis old stand on tbe comer of Church and Railroad street*, where they will bo (deesed to see all their eld irimd* and any other iatboo who may hare NOTICE. PIERCE’S On motion tha reuort was accepted and the Committee was discharged. By Aid. Baeemer— That the report of the Gotnmitte be Bn Hiflukal id » CLYCLOPE] or are about to take a trip to Mireonri. Kanras, Colorado. New Mexico. Ne­ braska, <hegr”>‘’TC“lifara‘*' <0 recom­ mend a cheap safe, quick and direct Proporals were made by the Banner Co., and Dennie A Holme* to furnish brand rapine of the City Charter in acmrdanra with a resolution adopted «t tha previous meeting. I would cell your attention to the On motion the shore proposals wore raditfan of tbe old sidewalk. ;eome ere referred Io Committee on Ordinance. Da. Baara's P*tx I’***ex*, for Rbou tngoea, and need itu media to attention ; Account of T. J. Wilder, wn» taken realism, Neuralgia. Cratnpa, Colic, eo to tbo naooMity of row oove. which, DiarrbcM, Uhukra Morbus, Chai*ra Indollars. ' fiietum. Sprains, Burns, Heald*. Brui«e*. On motion tbe claim of C. 8. Barton, Chilblains, Freol-bltee. Bwelling*, Sorefur damngre for sheep killed was refer- nee* of Joint*, and all painful affoetam, of tbe body, external end iatostud. Fur tbe Wert. Tsna*. from the North. Oa moliun the aervnat of J. P. Cold-, Sorrthroaf, Quiuxy, and dis-ase* K.iith end Eart erareset *1 8<. Ensue Roberta A Co., «7.W, for docket was of th* throat and nueo** metnbrera. it with uale* of tbo Mfoeottrt Pacific The i« *□ inraluabie remedy. Jranr F. The bond of Geo. M. Boed, as Mar- Bmj.&nix * Co , Proprietor*. 8 end 9 College Flare. New Ya*. xtnmL.. �RINTIN Michigan Central R. R. MICHIGAN CliTBIL IL B. Greai River Vallry Division OLD, MU ABLE AMD DIRECT ROOTS, touri uMu.*s 4>.u 40. irn-____ coMaiaMioMSM’N nonet Republican "•assssr-1yateaoansetereraww^ i luxury. Well then, let u» have a rel viral, end close all store* which offer , for eel* much abominable articles, o.'taint that horrible temptation to the • innocent, ruining so many aouls and , famllm, so many helpfou women and I children. Let ns fonu telfoo raefotiea, , madia unions, and leather clothe* **r saristioai; sad let a* move back into > Adam'* pendiee, because ever so many , people abate God's gift* in thia world, i I* there anything tn this wide uni­ L rme, however bl**e*d and neceerary, - that cannot tie abused ? Among all tho i feelings of tho human hesrt uono can C give ua mor* delight or genuine hapniI nee* than tha ion aad affection* wh ich oaite spooa** ia perpetual aad recipro­ psychological question to which I can­ cal tatoem, friendship and sympathy. not do juntiee here. W* kaow that Look upon th* shocking crime* and nine-tenth* of all human uao stimulants name!*** woe* emanating from tho in this or that form, h*nc*. if common abuse of that identical lore of eexe*. uaagw prove anything, it cannot be Jealousy ia tb* progenitor of hatred, edited supetfluous or a waste of material. life-lceg and Implacable Minority, bru­ SUH. we will not insist on this disputed tal hostilities, murder and suicide ; and. point For argument*’* sake, let u* all that it cf daily ocenrance. Physici­ admit it ia one of th* many fora, of ans only know how msoy thcowindi warta coaeiMm to civilised society and lose health, cheer and happiness, tb* noblest function* of soul aaDwdy. how so *onaid*r tbo point ' Now I will say nothing about our msny are carried to an early grnre. how good tedira* bonnets, ffowora, feather*, many pocr and gniltleos children suffer, brarls, curia and butterflies ; not a word wither aad perish, and all this by the sloullaoee ribbons, velvet*, ritfca, scarfe, abuee of tbs boliu*t and moat ganeroa* •ashes, t***ris, fringes, ehttlaine*, fans feeliag* of tb* human heart. 1 will and parasol*; not a mention cf neck, not shock your feeling* by recounting laces, bracelets, ear-ring*, fingor-riugx, th* woe*, vice* and crime* narraled dal- Dr. J. Walker's California Vln- •r flrar Dltten ere a purely V*g*rill* p—.retinn. —-uuX. herb*found o r* Nevada fc™~—. «. —— —, _ medicinal propertie* of which are extaet*d therefrom without the Ute of AlooboL Tbaquration is aimart dalHsaked. •’What ia the cause of the anperoOetod success of ■vsneraDetreit. kava : Datol. D**IM. they rvmora the cause ot disease, aad the pitied recover* his health. They arc tbe gmt blood purifier and • Ufe-finag prin­ ciple, a perfect Renovator aad Inrtaucsto* of tha «T«tem Never before la the Mrtory J-Ij :3 Jet—. Ttera II ■attti Crete. KslsMsre. Niti*. Ctore**.*rrtr*. ',■61 J:.' ■Oita^el tHA?1 ii:x-us ai! •*l,*?te| H- L-TvOU—r BANNER BLOCK. ‘Stft tagear t'tseyawth ^sr//r?s, jw/eiy. not a whisper about cuff*, veils, panier* or flounce*; diamonds, garnets, enrbnacl**, emerald*, sapphirei, smethyt*, am­ Now, ladle* and gentlemen let u* bers, rubioe, opal*, pearls or class beads, meet the evil at tha rvot. Tbe main for I really think. If it wo* mi for the cause of all thseo enl* ia beauty. There beautiful variety of woman's droea, in •hall be no beauty. We will tolerate shape*, colon and texture*, th»»* itree Is none. But a* our good * ire*, aistero and bonae* would leak M prorase and and daughter* cannot help being beau­ monotonous a* a ccal-raide. Speaking tiful, aad we do no* like to see them do of waste, I am Ruing anraniy to make hke the sister of Frederick tbe Great, wa* on tbe gentlemen’* button*. Every who wantonly daafrtfyed the beauty of one wears *t Irast one down button* i® her face, lot u* build harems and keep his eosit, whan actually, in sommor, be every beautiful dame ot damsel locked needs none, and ia winter foar will do and well watched until a committee him. This waste of latten* cost* th* of grate and honorable judge* shall de­ country no Im* tha^fir* millions cf dol­ clare her decidedly ugly. Then aha Th* Friend* of Inquiry assetubleu in may go forth Into thia wicked wield lar- ayrar, whieh is clearly wasted. large number*, in tb* basement of tho ItbtxM, tha lend prodncLng wine, without danger to henelf or other*. Pantheon, to bear an maay o* the tomTake religion itself and aeo what or com, barter and Lope, sued ia teakpetnoa question, aa now agitated by ing fomented liquor*, might serve bet­ American women, by Rabbi Iraac M. ter purposes; so might the field and Wise. whoee pastoral workshop occu­ meadows yielding oato aad hay for our rag* coaid inflict on man, outrage* cd pies the opporite corner of Eighth and aristocrats' bonne, bo also used for bat alldescripbOnr were committed, penePlmnsfreeta Dr. Wire raid: ention* of individuate and nation* were I* it morally wrung to taka a glaa of ter purpose* ; end tbe material and la­ deercod and executed in cold blood, de­ . bar squandered in tb* construction of beer, wine or champagne at dinner, or' gala carriagra and gala furniture, would structive cin were waged, million* of at any other time? er ia it hypoeracy build comfortable home* for aU the poor famtliaa in thia country. But her* 1 million* slain—all by the abase of re­ ligion. And now, just now, generous they can hide the fact ? Lal us tec bar* inadvertently ran my subject into Grot whet might be called morally the province of national oconomy, to dame* and damsels are misled to abuse which 1 can nut do justice here. Civil­ prayer and ben-diction thomaelvo*. take wrong. ised society ha* idea* of it* own in this tha name of the Ixwd their Qod in vain, Morally wrong is that which the in­ respect, especially the friends aad pet- and make public demonstration*—un^er telligence by Wyixna consent calls to; I runs of commere* and industry. la tho influence of abused religion. There or, as ocr religious friend* maintain, national economy it makes no difference i* nothing so holy, so tublime, so divine which th* Bible cbaractorixM as such. whether ao and so many thousand* of thnt man ia hie delusion can not abuse. AH nations of antiquity need wine or Shall God destroy his beautiful crea­ strong drink as they called it in Hebrew, tion boeaew foolrthmen worship the as a beverage, and as ingredients cf the lobjeete of nature? Clan we abolish •octifloe*. Among tho madexn nation* money, luxury, beauty or religion, love th* Mohamni*d*sx* only maka an excep­ or prayer, because they are abused and tion. They drink no wine and eat no bar* become th* aourree and cause* of peak. We hare no staltetir* to prove [ • L.—A >11. L-—— —.1. _d l.u_ misery, affliction, shame, crime and ru­ ination ? Homan nature aad tbrevvria distance like that wealthy lady’s cost­ iasd world respond cmnhsticatlr, no! If ly jewel*, the satn* right has tha poor tha law prohibit* that which is not chaste and detract ro nature. aueh os nisu to purchase hi* cheap drink, and to criminal or immoral ywrsr, it is doapotic. otautu and polygamy. There ia no dif­ drive tho tha acme satisfaction fron> it tompCibie. undermine* tho respect also ference in taking stimulants in thia or as Mr. Toplofty does from his imported that fosm, lha *ff« t beta* precisely the champagne and Rabasnaa ; more so, ia for good and necessary lawr, makes fact, tor the money spent by the former hypocrites and hidden rebels, snd de­ “^uteido the Islamite*,- however the remain* in the country. It thia ia cor­ lente its o*n ends. It demoraltekw If us* of wine or strong drink a* a bever­ rect it fallows that th* uao of wine or public opinion stigmatiia* that which is •trong drink cannot be called either image is eccuDvu among aB claaeee of so­ mcral, impious, fungodly, or eren a neither criminal or immeral, y*r w, it weaken* itself power lee*. If religion ciety, excepting, of euttroe, lionost and waste of proptoty ; Mt even by those snd prayer are nb<:»od to wage war on whose terminology ia shaped by the ex­ liquor to-day, they may ba sb used to­ tra dictionary, anppooed to have revised morrow, on th* same principle precise­ by the Holy Spirit, which editions are ly, to peroecuto and pray out uf their very cheap, and extremely useful liuuse* and homes, Freemasuug Catho­ in sbapiag thing* for the popular mar- lics, foreigner*, infidels, or anybody who 1 Hera* * Be*<y. with Bllrae-woaalte batatas, a orth »SO». Oot Flat loots Koto toad 1’1 is not fsshto«*blc, suite not th* taste of But it te not th* use, ti to the abac his neighbor*, or doo* not cun form to of tha thing, which is the cease of tho vulgar prej siIkvs If tb* pamions m ap ccmplaict. The infemjwnite use of be ignited with impunity to override wine and strong drink degrades, brutal- and defy the law and the Oonsiitmion, in thte or that farm, or by. any means, it matter* not bow or what, we stand-at th* brink uf lawless despotism, and tho gate. are ajar for all sort* of violence 1 afflictwa, of insanity and suiada. Ilia und persecution, oppression and deetruoinebriety *gainrt which Moera hold* up tion of all personal righto. A* jqhctiNosh and bis degraded eon ' Ham, Lot cal a people of common wrnso n« we ire, and, hie. deinriM daughter*; against let its keep in sight that th* passions one* aroused, inrariably end ia mischief and destroy the very thing they mean tobnOdup. Their passions one* felly exist* in the law of Mases, far |' aroused may lead us back into aU the either priert or people; and Moeen was 1 ercssif* and brutalities of tbo Midd lo rrrr strict in dietary law*. Whatever wa* sacrificed upoh tbe alter like salt, ■ No nation on earth, modenj or an­ flour, tel. pigwoaa, doves, turtle doves, cient. can boast upon roepecting higher sheep, goat* and eaHte—was alao inor treating better th* women of our country than w* do; Mr do any deserve it better. We ar* willing to grant them equal rights iu every reepect. but wo must refnse to be governed by them t'-CXM. VlCK's 'tSP^SlSlSSVJS’.fik.t LAW CASES & POINTS. ^iSI8?46t£_ $60,000 00 Folice* of Insurance, Card*. Circular*, Note*. BiU IWi. Uttar Head,. Catalogue*, Bank Check*. Receipts, Show Card*, Foster*, Programme. teBjjsag The Babcock ^aoQMAX. ax~if. A. 104. marlsi” Uf BUMS (TEW DES®™ Banner Co. Hasting* ' Republi Banner I •t:- «t M.tuorr. aa w ’« .u V. ■*«. -lo h Monsaso Itor. >. claoxl u> U 4... .1 d>. telsefUewUre. Ib-iow-t Uim kuoSral aa* arty-Mo SaUan «W>. **4 a? out ar *wiiiiliw >1 U. bar las b~« iarliUUni lo I—tor say *art saw I a-oM Ip l»a laraaita. I oWI taU ySFIsMIaTy SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE $5,000 each it Greeibach I MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Notice to Contractors! 232323234823532353235323 SSBUf* CS-rlMW, saw Mr rress4.OaU.*H r'u । HU 4 1 X. ie a* 4 10 10 is is a . ;- 11 V u *■ n■ un « I is « VALUABLE FAM FOR SALE! Ml, <rf tfiwej uradk Is -MU, U,. SPLENDID ORCHARN, tha vreekn*ei oi hi* people •ays, -Thy via* ia adulterated with waterand To rm* Exceedingly Liberal. praieed by Jsrvmiah for th* obedience to their father's teaching*, without any moMSMtefation whatever of th* coetnm. The ancient Hebrew* called th* publk banquet w-nHri, -to diinkfag occerioa." They opened aad clmed erary «m] on Sabbath or holiday* with CHICAGO. For farther particular* call on or adds*** by mail ELUftm, behsoj i fimsni, ITOQB: BB-OO Fw Day. BICXCOROS A HUMTOON. . P> � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-04-29.pdf 8f2622c8a13bd98ae68512147be72e7e PDF Text Text Th® R^niauc^i Bai Q*o. M. D»w«y, 3085 VOL. XIX. NO. 1. HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, APKI1. 29, 1874. Mw tirt Mwwl We challenge Messrs. Dwight & Burrall to give you tutue chloroform " And the queenly girl battened toward bar bou­ doir. • ••The deuce take the chloroform t" rag’d John, striding back and L-rlj liks an ti gered Bumaick. "1 demand an rxplaaaffon of all thia conduct Have You Jost al! sense of womanly modesty and dec*ney ? Oh, to be that intuited and disgraced I" •"IruaLlwd 7 disgraced? Why, what do yon mean?” And the wife's fare IfiSlBt “Ba 1 1 a I" Each an out buret I &> I..ng cud Io mo.rily did .be kiugb that Jahn liegou ugaiu to Lslv-va tual she bad li»t I.ei jstteet. “Oh, John, vuu er. cred," she b- |,an n, soon ns her langlitersatoidsd. "Here I rear us I a man who. six months agis Adsmniy pr..mu.a mo usvorwure luorb iadr. ui Lm dlo ti.becnu, at-d in less I ban a lotluiglil alter i.ur murriuae at ouiely Sod, Stubble, Corn Stubble, ground covered with Straw and muck. We make this challenge because Messrs. Dwight & Burrall have advertised four victories over the new Oliver Chilled Plow in Field Trials, in a sin­ gle day, and at the time of such statement we had never been in a field with them, nor had we ever been invited to do so. my bu.baud baa yiolaled bia wold, pol­ luted lua body, herded wi'li toatora Sial ragaLunds and tor what ? The cotnisituation of all thia must bo inaxpresibiy awe. t. It is my outy to oxtierieuoa il. and then I <au heucr utxleretand «liy,iuy husband violated to mui-h to > bjuy. H bat ta au [irecHins to him wili i a ptuciou. to un . And now, inatrad o| yuur a|Mvnng kua frr thus unite iiug icy aousvd ioid and master I meet wuL awtul arato. My Lw, what ia aauoe tor lire guuao U aanca " bumelLitut st.qiped her words,’ cut ting ibe old saw into a labial ooncasiuu, or something Use it LL'CIDI KINttLL, u4IISi'KVtK£=,S» etevngth and guidance You know 1 always Baid, John, I would follow where’er you led the way, and 1 raellj believe 1 could give up my eigatt it! you should. Yue know it would be a i gical .acrificc.’’ ' "Yea Annie, *1 know. Shall J prom ito overt “Ab, you dear old fellow! I wouldn't FARMERS OF RARRY COUNTY ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO RE PRESENT. Over 400 of these celebrated Oliver Chilled Plows now in use this county. . Ik* h..«.It,. >u»piUus a. Mnk TU« ■> S.r «,rk msr.. 1 UU.S UIU. UMTQ 0 are tstesd bw Ukriftr K«1»- HOME MANUFACTUERS TRIUMPHANT! DENTIST - Hidiia. It in generally drain bio that we •hould pteservv the thape of our flower b- d» end burden from year to year, hi I bat the [J«nt. shall cot be eocnmcho-i U| <® by me walks. When flower beds are cut in the turf on the lawn, an edg­ ing will, t be spade ia all that i. eary to keep them tn shape mr all linnI1 t.a. te. u tIn- eastern for yean fo use a dwarf growing Box foredging*; still thiv ia on-y used by 4 lew, and, as it Swarfs H°TBL> This is her picture:—A fair, »weel lace; inuueuu*. btno-giay eye*; an euchanung mouth-, mawea ‘d rieli, dark, clustering hair; a proud figure, ma a rule* sweek rich and tender. Her drees is a riolei sdk. with garniture ol nres and vfoleto. Bbc to a bndc. and lovely aaa wuman! John mairird her a month sg<-, and brought b«r from her Northern homo to tbe “.'unuv ttouth," tuck room, at the hotel, «ud wu tbo pr.iude.t lellow to Mobile. A—ie - that was bar nam*—»..t «n the public rereads with pretty Isri tilt­ ed rather High, Iraning b.ck in tier ehatr smoking a splvudi-i cigar, with delightlul reitsb. John, tall and cou■cquentiaL lights hi, cigar at ths bur. and saunters forth to bat* a smoke with tbc-Captern. finding Ids eifs in­ stead. He seems to bare taken root io a single heart-boaL M* 1.1,— C)—.1__ 1 ... m _ IF YtfU WANT Laat Friday April 24th, the Agents for the Chilled Plow assisted by the state Agent, ‘'one of stockholders of the firm,” went up to Messrs. Barlow A Goodyear's field near the flouring mill ••that you were here. Il it right stupid, alone. Isn't it lovely 1—do draw np a chair, John, and Ist^ be oonMestreL'* John, confuted, bewildered, and frightened, it at a tow wbat eouree to penuo. But one though: tbrilia through Ida soul, and that grates on bls lite, dlwdarfay Luywwcrauy.' “Annie, Live I" the |>oor fallow aofuy ten. “I tear you are not weiL Let nw bake you in, dear. Sea all those rude and tried their plow with the No. 3 testing the draft with a Dynamometer, the following state­ smukiag ments made by farmers present and the parties holding the plows shows the result: Hsav7»aa, April ffl, UTi. This tortlOus tout 1 bold both ths Nt NEW STORE! NIW GOODS AM KIf PRICE Ute draft of oeeb one tooted wtthont OVU NEW YORK LITTER. and tbal I* left a trwuk, widen bring examined, revealed e fine gold watch, two >o!ver-mounted revutvvn^ Valuable clothing, Ac , sod atNuog tober things, n k-U-r ad tressed to Use pstntia to whom iba swindles wddtrw the Wt<-r, ireu; which tact they prv»uuie a rriatiooship. Mr.-Tbompewt toil a buaxdUU tor 117 unpaid, ve reretpl of which, by Adam's Express, the taink wit! be forwarded. Aud this spinal. Oteusu E. CothnwateT. Now if Use person receiving this le*- Have Lad for a year past a rather bar-i limo ot it. Ttia city ufflrisla got a sjasiu uf rirtuo. and whore the officer, on the boat were not property •Seen,’* they were liable to constant “pulling.’’ Pardon the lecirtucalitira. But the gambbre have at last aflenced the guardians ol the law, and they are go­ ing on as u«ual. A fint -class gambling Loose ia a curious place. Tho relablisbuient is known among oporto as a "Club House " Externally, it ia a quirt, rather elegant hoove, that the preera-by would suppose to bo th* dwelling of some repntabla, well tmdo citlteB. Yoe aarvud tba flight of steje — the outer hail door ie open, and you ring. You notice that ia the inner hallduuraawickeL Thia wicket fiiea open ■nd a gentletnaaly negw’s tore ap­ pears. If yen are known you are ad- Kxpevee CLaepeay. It ie aay thereto *> Arenda H Blondway. Tba Ex|reea have been netifleil, and agreed not to dekvrv naoni Cntliawatoe. Hie EtU* urrelcreneo is required. Entering tho halt you find at the end of it, a recep­ tion ronta gorgeously furniabsd. Thvro is an elegant ride-board on which stands bottlae of every poaaiUo variety of hq laughed. * 1 didn't know so awe woman coaid be so strong minded. Abe c^*r fund Wetrt for can I Hastings, April 27th, 1874. SasMIe WHOLE NO. 987. bat there's never any tollin' what a wo­ man wee’f do." Bo John began to think. Th* door of theii parlor closed bohind them, and then the husband began to aaaert his righto. “Annie I" Ho spoke like a clap of thunder. “Oh.John! what a terrible tons! atfer sepeiaiiog tire plant, into ran 11 i.iwva, plai t them firmly about ri» lucbas apart. along utter lint hue. In a -Lori timo they will prewnt un nubrokoi. line or edge. anu the next ssa-on ibey will give an abuidanea al their ■rcvp*able. fragrant flower*. The i Double Revise ia tho variety Ust adapted for thia purpose. Tba annual* arid other flowering plants etn be plan­ ted quite ckH to th« Violate, aa sums vbads will be found to be bsaefieisl Io item. The Double Daisy makes one ot ti» l>e»l dural rdgii.ga. and should ba I .Ian led quite thickly for fltw . Hact. We have sees edging* of tiua |«retty • dging*. H e cedents Ssibotdi an* Variegatutri are ererilent, need for this1 pun-u-e, being both perfectly hardy, besides .tending perfectly well through the botlest sommers, becoming den rar each succeeding year, as wed aa being’ loaded vrilh rosy purple flowers In tba Aulnmn- The dwarf, varf. • ties uf Semp.-rrivum (ure-for-wcr^ oiled Moss by many, m»y be used with cartel effect ana results, and will please all who tty them for thh purpose. Fur edging! to walks and bed* ia th* kitch­ en garden, there is nothing to equal or compare with tho donMe euri-d Parelet, and. a* this1 ran be promred obeaply and with ko btlle trouble, a* well as being of service in the kitchen, we ad­ vise all who euro for trimness and evsn core in their garden walks to give this a I rod the p> esent soasun.—Zrsiw Briff f Bn-'t lUrulnM Fltni tri ftr Some Advice. Hastings, Michigan. Dun't wa*t» yuttr brenU in enunbling Tun wdi hsv. M gre UH. to pv in th. next wund. Dm't uabitinn tint your child can do ttobanm Vus. itk. virtre, a.y bs is- wi'b a diss. [Sited air, but who has a Has been having a tol-rablr good time (acw of niLtbla. Ho appeals to know at it oa BLekw-iTs Ldasd, which b• isbra to have continued, Imt unfortu­ nothing, see nothing but the cards nately there was a mu,assent to hsvu him >ent back to hia place tn the ho.pil.card. He rits in an eaay chair under i tai. Immediately the ito-s objected to a strung «aa light, with a slusds over going to tho beatetal beoatree there was bia eyes, and shuffles, deals, and gives small-pox there I wtreta East wah ceeti■ ba winners chip*,. and hauls in the chips of tba tossre. i'uu will sea about U.a table tavrcbauls in a small way and m-rrhants in a larga way. bank elects, speculators, commercial and nncemm Br­ ead trevelers, railruad run. era, street car cunducture, mraehanta, darks and rontraetura seated aide by aids eagerly watching the turn of Ute cards The (.iupri' t«r uf tti- boii-a mixes wi'h hi* lentujy s.-ro iu the oiuspdruov. And RUOats ia an ea-,, pleuaaut wav, con­ o. w coma the papers demanding that gratulating the winner, uf hU luuuey. Boo. I’woad shall b* treated like aay and -aling pleasant things to the toavr*; other criminal, that he shall be eboved the letter ears ko Laing tba m.wi oner into bis ptop-r |ilaca. and not allowed p<ivi.ag-a sad luxaim mat other pns co-re are deaiud. Wbather this demarri will be heeded « not deprtUa. John C uuiW-rtain jays hia head cwt gb.OvO jwr annum, and the servants are ot the beat poestble data. The Ubk absolutely groans under La load of del­ icacies. If there l>ti>b that it par* ticuiarly rare—worth toy, 11.50 par pound—you may be aure of teeter it on the table, gam- at no matter what coat, diahea >nch a. a Roman emperor wuald hate mortgaged a province fur, are at derinlly profitable. Tfio bank has about six cbaaree in nine of winning; «> no matter bow tne gataa rune, the end is iuevitebte. Play Joug enoegb and you break. That il U profitable >a shun a in the way the proprietors Uve— costly diaimmds flash Ireut their finger* aud shirt front*, Hey drive the beat and fax rat horsre; and ia feet they on- < ' I | i । । i It bocmaiM nM to be eithor hambly helpful or dumb. lYo wire have dalb*i with this question: w« wtio h.ve dtspewunaiuly draw* ths line batwea* leuqwrauco and total almtiateOe; we wik> uava .loplurod drsakeau-w Wub s.iM-glaaMe iu our hands; we who how .-ouernted to luwtru a great n .rm re turn with ]k>Iitto,; wo Wtw have b~»a polluoalty airatd of ttsa lotrer uf t.w touts. oMunaai aaaueiataJ wnta Ina trfbc -. wu who have apst: barns in ««r dtocurfions ol public policy; we who have givdu social aaaetton to Mbits that iu tee grou dtira have assds drunkard; of �I mutt. A rubiter. an official in a prison! 10 it any wonder that great criminal* have cared nothing for imprisonment or conviction? All they bud to do was to “.take" nob a keeper na Gali in. and you have buljtale tyarilo^ to do, tot the public know it through Vt>- paper. It la with regret that I withdraw, frota thoBixxec, yet haring embarked in a mare rwrfy pf burinee*. have to.At^e• rf t«r iater-i i flijJ‘ ,n by Mr. Dewey and the Bixxxx, Mt, ■ 1—Mrumiiirn'T ir-fl n'T n—y. £ job work, foe ho bc« every facility, b<rth in material and help, end ho mtroii diverting of yo« myjort, iuas,udi iu hwita* expeuded iboi»and* rf ^jpswi' o5Ht»r»t'®d in * brief pvaud.rf time Jkra to make ki* paper wtrat it is, * aJMgi*te sppmtate A* fact, that W eon *erf tho b—c tn-thtofitMtf ; '••' 1 ’■ "' '-ft. '... Q. jl tfimop. UR^aa. Hvstings, Apr- idjih, I8"4. OUR POSITION. • alAe’fli ifiti policy adopted T-y the Rr \p»Htoi, party wm there hope for the 'futtnre. iAVnYhece ytrsr* we b»ro to the and out rf a—son for it* - incoees, and tho enrollment upon the Statute Books rf the State and nation of tea priwiiplcs loU.to. erei. pAptytrfad-bt, I am to few at pro-. htolUon moajj <snifo»tlC*lJy...B9d aver .io Uro been, aud stall.Umo, afltetaily or havc.dono a^laniy poacr —has ww *hn>l doxn- foFtbrfceM inter- otlnrewire, ’ to tod, ia placing upon the Bteutta belle it that the piibtte good require* the theenfijroemrnt with the nhnoet <WUgeneecC. tbe laW rf' iTohfMflBn; hod See orer given my Influcncef&’thvor In t utor—«rent, aadwball at all Umce and under all clrcuroHanc—..give my hariiest iuppbrt CO U>c proper officer*. tn Imtnia^aafeaLoud..wdrturirf depart- spy eflbrta they maj make for Uaen■^onjWanU,juni tU ppUiah a nawar*-jtorrfWehtftv. ' ------------ ------■Whalwb how been able todohi the najt tenet rfWxSCty. for the-priiteettah‘ uf oV.i* ttie poeple from the curse of th tempcr. Uwy iuttatejodge. What «e etiaR be anee and the auppro—loti rf tba ante nt all that tntAxlcwtta. tfwillgfrt me ntrfo & tWTdturo, titim win grait plcoafiro to stand, and to old them, if anything I eanllo will‘rfd them, in the mod efficient entoreemeut of any •wdy m i»uiA ami evenr law upon the Statute Books, I'Attfl done with more earos'atrie— rf purswero aWwsBfoes *o ia do.- Thanking poa.' than the taw for tire suppressten of frpf ifynd* jir ft/’itaUvnage *6 Tiber- tbo *ale of Intoxicating drinks to be ured a* a berrrage. rflji entente-1 to tire Baxxnn Co. in tbo Tp.TWt PATRONS OF THE BAN- ■ Having eararsd my e>»Bwtio‘j with fife Blxnut,'! taks (bis methyl rf aunfiwfog ft* tyrtjo iU— who’ Itayo be*n to kind as to caleiid. Uteit palrunagn ta u* during tho time I have town a *«afl*be r of rise Bass re Company‘•'Hittbi dlsjxnrl of \ay iatweat in ^'dSeaitp, XKDgwvy. rf HaUin^ the Ha«iing*R*»cwJCAX Ha*rxE3, and everything- partaWag thw«o, ha* paiieil Into Ike hsui-.h rf another, 7 bare no moto pieuniary htarest In .tftto office, snd would u>n ito natrons I troly h*pe tut all ounoeroed in tho welfare of the great RcpubBesn party aaMtobs*— troir asetite. ’ It he* over k£t feraterrf-- Hr. -Twoy, to make th» Btofcfa Wrf*ft» bi*i t-klrna in th*^A.,i«d.llui h^ has *nWd*d, Wg n—d.bnly to refer to many rf ths Btetentaemfaaagwe aad - to hsndred* rftei rendvre wbo Iravo read many cf FOR HATCHING Bolls, Mr*. Spofford hu a touching staxy. en­ titled. 'At Li*tand thorii b a graphic aketeh by R. H. D. uf •Tho Doctor’* Wife.'. Mr. Btchardron** ilfeymtetV pcjwrotr •Tho New Hom— 'or Jew -I'.. *nj .ugg*? msarass! Tire m«k anction btninea*----------" the *flaC tyatem of living Mr.’Btodm.n the uutboritlj* got under aoma year* ditetuo'-* *Trnnyaon* with his tunal akiIL, at;u. has broken out afr.*b within a few month*. The Bowcry is full of thro intight and catholicity.; Mr. Ruffner, Storrofllled with th* riled pot motel Saperintonitent ot PabHr Inrtniction of jewehy, with the tongueiat of auction- tho State of Virgtou, give* bi* own com r.od tbo latml a*,.-.rtm«nt of ro[ir.rn derided opinion on ‘The Co-Education in mid bidder* el th* door, are becoaiot the White noil Colorwl Races f agl Mr. Soliumacber dcaeribe* the lately t dlscovOTod ’Silver Desorl" of South ■ America. Mr. Thylor’* ‘District School.’ • tho opening poom, I* charmingly ilta»troied by Sub Eytingx; and Muu Tmf[taitWIO, ISO, er SOO for a coucvni that taa’* ’Kathorfnn Enrie’ it also illustra­ would ba dear at fivo dollar* a bu»hol. ted. De. Holland, in Topic* of th« Tt i* s feet that r—ireclablo jcwrldra have bean driven out of locahtie* by Time, write*’ about ’Star lecturing.’ » th—o Pater Funk roncaru*. Raacat.tr •Tho Great Teaiparanc* Movom int’ and ’ Is irrcprvMibto; bold it inis one way aud it will break ont in anomer. ! contain* *A Crooked Lino* and 'The Wuod»purje." The Etebtagr this , month are/mlargel io four peg—j-an' , lite nawspapor busMas ia a guarantee rf tea ability io make a fiat atom paper. Ha has done U, ba do— do H; and he ' will roatrane to do it; then giro him cnoonrogoftoat by »uppcrJag ,tb* Bxxxttal'j anbacrifttton, advettiait’. and |R«rjW«fostion of the nation’* honor, Froui cue of the ladle* engaged la the '.iS.Mwwtto'bwt—a* “ I» Temperance work tn this city. I am la receipt of the following note, written auM.- nd tnt, wOhros 'hb. Mt on a ixrttal card and dcjaoeltol in the '.!aWi » W“ 1 Tt-ror^-t I , UMTDra«,.*prUS7,18T4. Usdsdag the— views, and bidiering that trated. Mr. Ktng Wit.-fbi* with the mouutatn* of T.mue-»w, Giirgu laid South Carolina. ’Adinn.’WfaIcriMtiog stixy by ticuty fanea,.Jr4 -is begun, and will bo c-mctadeJ inWio County Poultry Ex■cli 27th and 28 th. 1, qeloty n/lo Sarin HAMBURGS ue ewol^A 11-H •ki 'I-bii Tcity ;»*& ’*** -------Drug 140,000 Ctu^onurs to undor^tand wr. wlU not bt.oItmU ttfi** WJWAW — City Drug Store, Store, strongihcnecl aa to be able to tedsew them tn eotn on demand, It will then be —fo to inaugurate a system or tree bank­ ing, with such provision* as to make cnuipnlrory the redemption rf circuitUng notes ot banka'In coin, or United titato* not— themselves, rehamtodo and made equivalent to coin. - A* H measure preparatory to trvo banklug, or tor placing the Government In a rondb Uon to redeem lie noire In coin at the through a regular coono ol »tudy aud huipipl practice And they hare proc­ tine, too. Few of tb»m bavo an incumo of les* than 43JXM) par annum, and a nuntbvr rf thorn cam e-i muck a» 810,iftoO. Their practice i», of coarse, en­ tirely among wvnrea and children, and it m claimed by tbo*a who a.nploy them 1 that taoy ara more incccatful than phy- ora .olddnig mdO .elddniBjboS .idirm bus Tua Jlxrcauc.—The April number c this lAhgauuo, which ought tn bo n'.yla J a political nelaaro monthly. hav been received. Among >tax leading article* • SmawJW e'Wliiic ?rdi ariaor sW neglected tho Interest uf the Fanu.-r*^ which is a mot valttabU *kalch of tli prugre— of njrlenltnti; In the Unite State*, from th i titn» of tb introduction of th), firat u»UU J tho prewnt day. ‘Iu© Dtparitt ; laEsKXtF State,’ it another intvrcv'.ing String a* it due* a complete cxpo.itioid .11-.. I ... 1 — — —i-c—w------- 1" I " ' . _ F. t" I —__ , r rf r*rrer rrSA Paper! Wall Paper! einM erfiite 2 Jb Aw”’ 5 Rtf of tho funottou* rf ti«*p Itojiart—sn: ;**dtX-.S'. *WW. ttore nu nlxtmct from th" .Report *6$ the ■ i’ennsvbnnia ILultoad gives Koty many important fad*, aud the nrticto outitled •Tho Stalo anil (lie TJ'ju^r Traffic,' en1 deavore lo treat that quMtion from tire I •dsnilpniut of'the atafoem’tid There ia Iwtf/A* I no •■uMicution extent that give* the time amount rf well solbctis! p$JUic»l ; infonnaJion in *0 entertaining n form a* 1 Tit JlnttUir, Il •• tnd—penoaUa to ttio j political writer and epeaker. The np-J prudix contain* Hu— vary valesbtol .pcediev—two by Mrasr*. McCrary, of Ioan, and Jmlga Hoar, of Mniaarbu। —tt*. upon tho subject rf regulating i the railway traffic, and one by Mr. 'Chipman, in which the relation* of tho general government aru ably and inter■ ertingty treated. Although Th RipuilU . contain* nt rainy paga* uf reading a* I any first ch»»s raagasiiie, it 1* 1nmU|ied 1 at half price—two dollar* per annum. I Sabacriptten* received at th- Itaxaa* bUe ,T...wW ? itatJuKl IB m nsad tsvshr> ni od bsirvni aaec 75 entirely new Patterns never before on sale. i£ sb££a ed liiw HtaraJ W« t-ure* F*l—I. Sr. Nkomm M*r.—Tba Frontj pice0 of St XichUi for May to • very | large acd remarkably Guo. ’ ugvurpg i nitts'.rating a paataga ia G—ttea'a I‘U:m OUR NEW YORK LETTER. ! cnptMu* rf tho elevated railway on the ■Jolianna fiobus.' TnJeoJ, this numb— ■ «nt »ido uf the city,. thorn is nothing ,i cunlaiu* mtay engraving* unusual ax1 bettor ot laxtot than the common hev»e-1jcelteuro: Min Hallock hn twobn^’ot ear or the primitive *tagc, anil as the cvtnpauietowning there line* havo un­ told wealth, and as everything in Alba- work ou aloud; Miss Izriynn! hit' two; 1 ny m guvornvd by tn<m*y, it i* probable Eytinga aud Sheppard each baa a? capi-! ' mat llnre will be nothing deviled for tai.picro of character arawingr•>fbern I yeav* to take ttaiir place.- But it i* n i* a beautiful lit Jo thing cy|>tel|.Tron* | tumble wont, nevertheless. It take* hull the i>eoulo of the city a lull hoar to Micaclot, and a pteturo front one uf and ' I&intv Kfrutn their iiumai to their ptace, of HcodaeboU'* graceful intHa, wbtell take* up two hour, of •kotches. There I* even drawirug . from , the twenty-four «• travel. . Than the a nntiro Japin-re'artirt. Th ■ *it**ni~.> duci.mfott rf the travel it something eootrata thi« month alteraw very fainy ' fooriul. If it rain*, the car* awapn ; w.th people. Every scat ia oceupi-to, ixtwoen die practical abd titeGifesgiaa-, 1 tno ante I* ctvwvted with standing mao tin- There is an article on the "Origin wero burdened with dwpolrhea to, and wumou, the (datform* frout and rear ye jammed, oven the step* am working. and wnderoof th* Telegraph; | We»bingtun. for every speculator Jo-, airod to have tbs lint inteUiKaace of! . lo *}icrt, from 7 to id iu tho ! a (>apcr by tho Ute N. H. T> xige, on ' the fete uf the bill, that ho might boy ' wormu^. rotniug down, and from 4 lo 1 ‘Auction* AU Orer the World•Chriat- , or sell, a a the care might be. AU sort* | < in the afternoon, going up. each car ; m*a City,’ a cajdial doecriptioni rf a tut-town wbieh ein he built by any tho Now Yorker tarn to face is, ho cmit would bo announced that the Fro*!- not live near hi* buoioMt, bocaua* rent* amart by; an account uf tire ’origin b? dual had rigr.ed tho bill; the next that aru «> fvartully Inch; ho cannot lire the Illuo Benni; a Uno *twy jfc'V’* QoUtoin, of a mi*«iounry *u>ik,,an4 jw be would *> nd in n veto metrogr, nad away from hi* Maine**, becau— of tho so on. At last, at about 2 r. it. camo warto uf ttmo and dircomfot of going to nrticlri with illtjatmtiona deacriptiro of end iro. Bui llu> latter alternative ,i« authoritative airnuuncemeut, •‘the Prca- tiieauohu hoe lo accept, and con*c- ’Hsydu'e Children’* Symphony." ' As idrnt ha* vatoed tho Senate Finance qucally bo stand* aud tide* and growl* tu flrtion*, there are tho tUrov achfd Bill,” which ect tho matter nt rest. throe hundred aad twelro day* in* tho *torir» by Trowbridge. SlvcKlup.’aad Oliver Them, all full uf iutartaUtiiie Im modiateh- there who wn oporating month ; a atrny of Grecntend.-wnb gn for a iftt fa Government* fecamo jubi­ adventure with polar b—re; a «UMgMlant, and tbow wjio were gu’mbhng for fnl little home-atrny called MiA’Hua fall Were com«;x>ndmg’y dr prosed. show's Tea-Party; Tho rich n-.Sa out of Imsines*. were talc, *nd Tim Jimmyjubd'* Sailor-ttoits! gratified bsyoed tneasvr’, while the one of Mr* Dtas’ popular skottbor. younger men . tu active btismeas felt •How Perrimmons Took Cnh ob T>o that a sure prop liad been knocked oat Baby.1 by Mr*. Llsfe W. Champwk>. from under than*. The |ai(>ero rf the a au»t delightful piece vf »outh<n» Ato, city, without an exemption, approve thn led ptoetry, and with its capital jWasitOr act rf (he rroridunL Eran tho Tfihau has a good word'for him. But Ibero is and young. ’In the Wood’la a1 irtrbeV a strong party I* lb* rity that doaire* little po-m with a aWoOl little piitata.'' an mcvvMu. of currency; and it is a Tho Department* aro all good n» umal,, power. The papota do not echo publfo especially Jack-io-ibe-Pulpit, m whleli Mnlhnent in Yew York on thl* matter. there it a pro-amiaaotiy Inany story of ThF’qucallon la an itn[>ortnat one, aad a low-spirited tnrtl". Th? Riddle Box will show ited t in next fall’* election*. contains one of tho boat pttxdei o! the day, an every day »oug, written in tpe •Language of tho Roatl—s Inyo.' Taut Psmtxotoetcst Jomx*t on Live Ouvn Ornc’* M*eutss for Itir*rB*TXi> for Miy .uh all claw** of readers, *o divetrifiid is it* reading contains “TheComing Ware; or, Thn Hidden Trouaro of ID’* R*ot," ,byj rnntter. Bcgieniug with on apprveialira sketch ol Cbirl** Sumaar—a por- Utiter Optic, chapter* 13, 14, IS, with' two iilustratioas, by C. G. Bd>h; <Wm& are filled with other fewr—ting *w»- Lily and tho Cross,” by Janie* Da We, ' jori*, ria.: Oawwaalton about Faces, or clioptsT* IB to 21, with an Hlustrarfrm' running anolyte* of swreral di*tingui*b- by W D Shwarf: Water ' rd charact er*; Hoc— I'hysiognomy i<<®. by George & Borieig'b; “Baaten* with iltustrslioM ; Ate Trouble* Blo*»- asdAnoirfoa." by Klixobrfh X Dsifef ■■Kathan,” by Mrs ML MooJy.-RvuuiagtoWstec.’byGiorg,^ chapwa. H ami 10^ wig* an >Ui>,ttrflate tre M*u L. B. Humptusy;-“Is ttev . ..> G&M&iiTO MAKEROOM E8ourspringsot. 8 .oVI exfT • Remember, Cash for Farmers Produce. Gift WRiSE §60,000 00 •XTir-l. (IIFTH I ASM .SMITH. MANEE & PRESTON. sine’s Yebedrv-aWekey.lbeWfcflm.'- '' two o R±si» ciPiAp* Vf W RACRffl WHNCKI • 1 J ; , J ffo^re i/iDUST/fY -Wkp-H support Homo Industry’? Did you ercr take the ; trcable tn Sum ouLnihut makes a community thrifty and protper AM? • You go to the city and you.Bfie the people all alive and “tiring, and the first thing you say, tx “ They are doing Tots of buamea nere!” Everybody seem® io be doing well. McthaBtCs are seen by hundreds hurrying to iheir labor with their dinner pail on their arm. What ia the cause of all thia stir? ”Y*’ there ui a demand at Home for work, the people patronree Home InAatry, city people know that it is to their own personal iutcrert to support Home trade and they do it invnriaWy. -Who eats wheat nosed in Barry County, if it is not the people m the county? We must build up our own place; neopie in Grand Rapid* won't & V S. INTERNAL REVEKUE SPECIAL TASTES, rtftrt-us. Tieharrt’.MernhHMA, Mechanics, Tradeswn, l.awyera. no mechanic* ia •Wl, HU o Mrfl M im nMtings who eon do a good job of work.” To etu;h I would ray, bx>k nt our Brirfc btuHiaga, oiu Africaltuml work*, our Millk* r and our Carnages, Wgfpns, Cutters 4c made in Hastinga, and > then MTf we have no mechanics. Compare t«> day with ten yc»ra ; ago; for then there was not even a p^Ur in Barry County thM i «raM paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. ’ - -..... 1 “f * Hastings to get a Cwfrin<e! I j2^l?w?fSel?0*WrUr“- y°u ca&,-. to__ , CtitUjjiV.aod; fipet ^.better Cutter of Ute in Haatinga. than tn any other Town in Michigan fgreat or Knoll), for I know thev cannot t ,*ra to &em on every Cutter they bar of me. I have nearlv »°» out my first botch of artfera. and am 1ft-’ r-j thu another M �Lml filisijss jirtices. Wo the foiforigud saw the plowing duo* cm J. M. Urisrr'a form, on Tues­ day. April 8*iU. I'm4, aol thiuk the Party re. Economy—The Party win*, i —Swwmaof the Gunmc-a Councfl W* are tatty tohrtrthtt thia evening iu tbe trfecsion at A. R. John St.nley , new rato walk in Pratt aa Street Commireioner, over fruut of Ida ruaidvure on Jefforaou J5». Tbotaa* Altoll. 4a ujqwoehitBd by H>»pedsstrime. " Tbs veto tnenaga was taken up in Thentrehmue of Mr. De Planta, the. Saaata Tuesday. Ou the question cvmc r of Green A Creek Streets ia al- of [Muring ths Uli ore* tho votes, tbs vote stood 34 ays* aad 80 news. Twore u:y op .Mooching evruptetiau. tbiri. m.l voting in the aflbsnarivr, the 1 Cleaning th- street of rubbish was 1 proioeiiioa waedefoaled. tbe [irogvamme bn Monday mertung Why ru nut the procoedlogs of tbe along tfo tnsiass* row fitats Ht. reainra.” Obstacles to Marriage. m Sunday hat was induig^l by somo ing, tent M for pubUeaiitm ? We called riding. We are informed that th.- fur ih.n once, and wet** told that vo roads lending to thU city er* vsry do*. should havo the copy la a few hours, but it hsa not been forthcoming. would be pfoetant to attstnX a pub­ In'an oiher calumn wQ] fo found thlic mootiag and too Jess flirting,' laugh­ Mesreg* of Gen. Grant, votuiug the thoiired fo retain tha ing, etc., anxatg ths re*preta bio young Senate Finance Bill. We regret the of'-skbfirx.iuod.i — — — — ■und of lbi2 ami ’78, to rsmbura* loud* ovatdrsrn by the Ex-Trre»urcr. Who shall bo stected Street Oummi*. ly» but trust other bills may y*t l*e CareW. .inner. Is th* question.ju»t now W* passed, that abaft san* tbe West fr -m Ou motion Conncil adjourned. und*r>tund there are some twuaty-fivo tbs impsndiug ruin, that rinootbs Veto, haaga liken stood uvsr erery branch ot psodwtir* industry. Yesterday on charge of dasnrdarly •ondaei Cyronoa Dean was axel to the Detroit Hon* of Conyctiun for one FRESH FISH I ON FRIDAY A SATURDAY Mb. Hui tom—There came Into my baud* the other day a paper printed Iu Martan, Iowa, Called the Adroit and article about a leligtou* meeting, held Iu our school houre, tba pa*4 winter by I’rrJtytaeidnl OtolgtagMireat Epiv man took him to Detroit by the train one Mr. Uqrtoci, aad the article was wpulian. Rnpttat. and Methodut billiard Li* oftrraoo.i. pleying (on ftw grass) will .he next on If aomo one in each urn* of the lovrna the programme. throughout tbs comity, wltl-write up a LUlivy of the different riling.-*, wo will be glad to publish tbe *am* ia IboBsx- lb* rein made, which have came before m. Tbi. <rmiid furnish interesting tbe people of the people <>( iMa and the CHURCHES. adJlonlxtg neighborhood*. He speskr ro nice aa a neat and clean dcor-yard. of bl* ccmlcg to a niece la Rutland, help to bring the place* into notira, and called Foduok, and then say*: Wo observe tbut several new plank* might be of gra«t bcttvfc to them. arv uneded in tbe-Cteete street river Who will take [wrt ia a week of this which dl< all they could to prevent the bridge. Mend the-c places in time, and l*jopl« trom weiring the truth; ot awajits.-is'JW il nsay *avw rime oust* as well aa Uva*. Uffbo reading ream, under ibe auspices t».re especial by their Deacon, Mr. . Au exarainatire of Teneboro srill b« Rtonv, who we* much enrarrd ; lor he of the Young ladies’ Society, will open Lal by tlw Cunnty 8u,>oru>lcBd*nt of Thursday evening, over the store ot bchool* at. ths High fwbool'Buililing iu Barber A Baiwy. It will be free to all. this City, aa Saturday ot tbi* week. and we trust diet good reading, .plenty Thoreiasreo ringl* fact which 'jnc nt amusomenli. and the bright aad may oppose to all Dtu. wit on.1 argument piewaent faeve of the lwdi»*a in charge, of infidelity, uarjoly : xha: an maa.eree may make the reading r-xxn more at­ repeated tesfagn Chririiim tm hi* dsath- tractive to our y mug fnea, than any oTLU Cbatcb, Elder Knickerbocker (D or rath r driven hint from blm by his ssiuoo can pcmibly be. r**h and uachrt'tlan conduct, be (Eld. Darlow A Goodyear bare hititt a new Avether oxrilisg runaway ecowrrcd K.) came out an toot a decwdrel stand IZiit" fenre arouud their farm near the Steem in vex o*(y lari week. The !•*» Mill Also a neat yard fence In front nd fnan Eeainau'* warehouse and ran l-oen watching the proceeding* of Dre of jheir tenement house oppnaate the up Rruadwav, thence down Oreea Si. «on H. but aald nothing until hie nilud wia made up to heap all of Code Commandmrnb, aa ! contend earnestly lor We are under special obligations to large tree • ft. the Urrtl near A. D. T. J. Wilder, our acrotnmodntiag e*n- Oook'Vota bafiied iu their effort, some­ tioa Agent, for tbe effort he made to what. TU* wa^on aud barnrea wets our print paper iu adramn ,of lb* tliglilly ia need ot repair* wu observe. atrival of the Freight Train We were unable" to kern who owned Trade in town le improving. No We. wen* very much rarprtaod io tea at Ibe Council Roving tbi* evening, a commipao of ladies, praying for ibe ro peal of the leaf erdinanra. A* that ia Twenty-two declared tbeir de tannin atbn strcrjcit weapon for tba enforce­ tiana to rerve God aad keep all of hl* nearly roniplreod. Keroral load* of ment of law, order and aobrwfy we bare, Corn ma nd merits. We ba pt lard thirteen hetNOlHild good* hare been dep>rited we cannot understand their obj«cl, or therein, and in a few day* we supjo** what they desire to tucomplub. but an* cvetylhiug will be settled. fully eatiafied that a cwmJiancn with Laar Csu. — Ths accounts other than their request would nuk* Ibe wle cf subscription, of lite late firm of Dewwy whisky still n><i:e usblnshtngly ftes, aa 1 A Brooka not adjusted within tea day*, will bo placed in the Lamia ofw Justins rneetimre and look as active pirt and Weens iu reoeipt of a rotamnariatiou help<-d him along, and here was no from a ptumineut person in thia ^jty, public apparition. (I thinki for about two week*, and then J opposed him on A foibiou journal aaya rioting card* with o request to print tho same.X- tbe doculnal point f the New Illitb, wl:b> ut the udvvHMtd premium*. wo e ill obtain it for you at the Lowxsx tbi* sioaon are of tba finest unglaxed fleeting with great sorvrity on ibe son- a* taught by Cbriai tuNIcodamua which Hatu, wit I tout tiny expense to yen ia Bi iitol board,Unle larger than duct of 'somo persons who attend tho lie aald did net take place until tbe TUvtending tba trier. *T forwerlr. The snap* is more oblon-j weekly sneering* of tho Good Templart erreetton. I bo bored biro nu that point ' 'ZD AbV&JTIfoBJUl. A* wo think the causes ul cumjil*iat are two or three evening* until bo aald that be beHerwl in a change of heart. I asked the roeislt uf thuSigUtforee in, w> de­ if in thfo Ufott He (ahi. yea. I told The B*xrx» ft tho beri aJn All dealora in liquors, tobacco and cline lo pre it place, but w.-u’d rimp'y trim lo preach it them Thia lathe way tmxlium iu the Couuty <xf Barry, add* that the *tairw*y leedi igto the cigar*, arc reqaired to pay tbeir apodal I melutalto wait aud non. hiw matnearly doable thy rircatafon tat to the gov era meat prior to (he first I Good T«aipUr» Hail, u ratbor public other pure r in tbe fk/upiy* .day m May next, or submit ton penaltv and all due heed abcrol! b* fjtrn to this fact ot fifty percent iu addition to the leguAt th** time many are rUrriug uur city Iccking up ril uni urns. Our lowtvl around the entrance to th* Haft during is nest »nd atlraetiro and same of them the temperaote mectiuga. and make it would Ifke to Slop wifh n*. But theic a point to call on somo intsmoerat* are no faeant house*, and they are told Why do_>ut man to make ramarka. * No gentleman that the town is fall. those who have va«nt lot* and are would do this. able to buiM, put up dwvfimg botwe 'e have just noticed the following on then*, and help to enlarge and im­ business sign* flowing to ths brssae: prove the town ? We before our pop­ ehatign tbe wold of Goa and glse it a fipringiiko. Stobbtea A Belding, Mangham A Ole, singular nienntng when It te poaltivsly Exciting tiutu Hopkins A Barnra, I- Russell's Justico ulation ■ woukl inerva** at lo*«t five plural, aud add In srorfo that are no' ot the Peace office- They ar* well ex­ Another April risowes. * there, thereby destroy ing the fast* of . ecntiwL and arc deserving of a notice. the K-rtpiurei as I know that bo did Cuungi) mueting to-irigty . berv, wlU dooraay atutost anything to Plowiatf ml <hv« every day. oarry his polo'cleaning up their piowa, aad if lhe Two uf Naaty* l»tbT< in thia Uran. He eayx that the lilt crit coati nurd to somewhat aornbro anpoarano* of our mediately or they will bo | Im-rvaae and spread. The Intereel in *<£e cleaning up abspt tire oity makee afreet* is any indicntion, ,yr» should haude o£» Juatioo of th* 1 some acoouuts ti*t think they were buay plowing, prepar­ Temjioras.v t&wrtiag again Monday atory to putting in their spring crepe. finely the tnectinr* broke up before he filled all tif Li* apyoiatrnsota. He antd rroumg next. ' • What dose a printer live on ? This ture state ad existoncs.—SMrilU JVwm. It hat been our lilo-loug policy a.vsr that twenty-two declared their deter­ Neve* throw anything tn lhe fire that qneeriM is one that very rarely xeurs ml naUoo« tu keep ail of Gods Cotnmandto diaoot* the recosd, and appreriabog to tbe mind* of people gsttarafiy. Kind meata, and ho baptlacd thirteen of People begin to fti'ak aSstrt fighting readsr/iM res over thlak M It? ar did tfo iihsarfr rriMriw* that sxbt betwren them. I An not know-brer many told you ever do an ad in your We that Bia fotnie Majeriy aad the editor of ft stive potato bay*.. / , the Jfow. leave that mriker tp be set ­ kn-w that be did ribt Upt^ any tn Bon-fiira tori observed in all puts of might ccntribute something towards its tled ia the Inters, ahUs we give per­ this selkhborbond and I think only tho city alright. . sonal aMenticm to'acraunta'tha* are to four from here up to that lime, Uu-ro An old giratfomau named Ww. ritfu lgo JtoUneoa hi* built a v-*ry aaat | French, living ia Aaeyria, bad the ntfe- b* a*tll<<l rit liu “state of existence.1' thio neighborhood, ersk Into Hope after­ htocry ami pirk fat H» fowl*. . fortunc tocut the first toe upon hie ward* and were Baptlwsd. 1 before. ‘ Sommer, and freckles arc eoraiug.—; These •Ufomeata I cam prove by right foot entirely off and the second one partly off, on- day last week.' Dr GatJsn plowing ii bring done Berry ws» rafted and dressed tba tvnrissly jtut bus'. , , ' Fennern ar* plunj-uing aol fougi । The annual corraony of bouse risen ing ie rapidly npprochiaa- Usually fo> cr-iikiag ia th* caaairy /<f you cure for b-wtieatlurid- tri alotnet arx Urs borine** that Mdldeuly rails tiie-n from home «m fee wey day ■padre are trump* just unw. • ~ tlwtr wires conaeareos to dean bouse Guj*. H. Hauer has bwHa wMti The moral philoeophjr sf man ia im- HOUSEHOLD, PANACEA Special Notice. ioubbrihimmo.t.’^Jk mo -o il^M d, l .ubUe. lfot he i. ...anufacturiog C-rr, “I hare It in irery houi and corue. । n»g« »* ®‘* “ t mr.' i t. r durability, fiai-h nn l foamy, he For lore ol cud. bran all. red water !• •'•not fo uotd-**e nnywfotw, and trill i co**a, lores; ippttlle. rot, • rtauitaln nut fo uudsr»oM by auv c muetitar tu B AR GA.NS My Stock ia made up by care­ ful f-clectioiih from the best Htrnina in •New England and New York, and I am prepared to ftirniah Eggs at the following pricea: ‘ Light Brahma, - - $1.50 Dark Brahma, - - 3,00 Partridge Cochina, - 3.00 W. K. BARBER. JAMUS WGODItlFF tbe wises cf® ran’ BININGER’S Old London Dock Gin. New Firm. POULTRY WORLD. Lift Ul PHW1UHB NOTICE. y PIERCE’S CRAYON. n.y instrs patrons end frimids. Y->ur patrooagv will be worthily bestowed ■nd gehetoody dealt with, aad kindly weieomvl AU prrrene ia<lebtad to me by nole or b ok ■covunt. are r-qussto 1 to call at my -ffioe in th* Bank BaUding, 2.1 floor, and settle the sama imassdi*t-~ly. Ha-tipga, A| WATEROOLOR AND OILS, aprStf Removed. John Flan'ey take* thi* method to isfunn bta patrons and th>* public gener­ ally tl.at La list mo'ed his larae tfi.k nt Qmreiie*, Canned Fraita, Tros. Ad. Ar, k> the store direet-y oppodto hts old atacd on J-Birron F*tre«t. That Ida n* w >b-rr will I- na.lv u> eimrtv -lay*, ■nd fast -1..ring that tires lw will sell ub aura, COLORADO EXCURSIONS. unco ftrauiE on at BUS Shingles. Lath. &c .T3^a?£2?i Net ffirtsital ui Bi CLYOXOPEJ One tag* Oetaeo Vol. of 1< �NEff YORK DAY-BOOK "T. ' aU.are_reicw.ASir. MMHuMtwe. Il ' .ICHICX. CtBTRIL R- «- MICHIGAN TERRITORY. By act of Ctocgrea* of January II, 1606. Mfehign Territoty wai aet off from Indian* Territory, aad Ita bun­ dories war* described a» follow* .- “All that part ot tb* Indiana Territory which Me* north of a Ha* drawn vast from th* southerly bend or extieme o! Lahn Michigan, util it shall intersect Lak* Erie, and enrt cf a In* down th* middle of said ink* to ita northern sxhwmity ud th*nc* due north to tb* northern boundary wf th* United State* .ball, for lb* purposes of temporary government constitute a Mparato Ter­ ritory, aad b* caltad Michigan. An act of Ctegreu of April IB, 1818, “to enable th* pwopl* of th* IHiooia Territory tb fottn a Constitution and State Government, aad for th* admis•ion of such into th* Union, on on equal footing with tbe.original States" added th* following deacribad territory to ibe Temtury of Michigan for govcrtmental parpuM*: “All that part of tbo territory of the United States lying north of tb* Stat* «f Indiana, aad which laUve aouMil, **y nine of «bool shall i form a quorum io transact tnisina**; I and'oil vacancies occurring in said cotuetl shall be filled tu th* earns mon- ' uer, from tbe lief transmitted a* afore­ said. Tlie membra of th. said legisla­ tive cwuaal shall receiv* three doltare each j«r dsv, during tbeir attendance al the saeaiou* thereof, and three dol­ lars for mry twenty mH** in going to ud retotamg therefrom, m toll conpenaatiou for their aerviore; which ,tell be paid by th* United KUtoa. A* will be noted above, th* members of th* Council wore allowed the *ame per diem computation aa ta prvrided by our present Constitution for members ut the Legislature, while their mileage wu 16 cents, intend — • ot - 10 m MW. for eterr mile traveled. Tbe act of Ju* 29, th* power to th* people UgWatora without th* aid of Preaidant or Senate. This power, which in later yean ha* been bald to b* a right in­ hering in th* people, was granted ia th* following word*: "Al th* next, ud at each *ooe**ding election of membra of tbe tegulativ* council of the territory of Michigan, tbe qualified electon of th* aaid tetri lory may. inat.ad of chooring twentysix aa heretofore directed, alec* tUirtoen 1450.000 GIVES AWAY! RELIABLE ABD DIRECT ROBTl, vmn A»BAIOFJ<tYT. apaaaawjystew. V1NICAR BITTERS askhts WARrarxs.’.»“ KIT CARSON. BUY J. 4 P. COATS’BUCK THREAD fig W MACHINE Territory, together with that part of tba lliinota Territory which is situated twrth of, aud net included within th* boaodaria* prescribed by thia act, to th* Beale thereby authorised to be formed, shall be, ud hereby ia, attached u>, and made a part of the Michigan Territory after the formation of th* aaid Beale, 414 Tbe inauguration of tbe rtjutt of tho disposed of by Congress, according to tba right reserv'd in tba fifth article of Legislative Council* marked a new ora tba ordinance .tor Maid. and tba iatebi- in th* method, of conducting the public Luaineax, aa well aa the forma of the various enact ment» The style of th. mid* privilege* aad temmiti**, and subject to the same rote* ud regula­ law* was, “Be it enacted by th* Legiv- tion*, In all respects, with th* olbiir ait* ixen* of the Michigan Territory." Un*er theae proviaiona. Michigan 'lerritery came to con-pria* all th* Ter­ ritory m;braced in lb* now enisling tour Stat** of Michigan, Wiaecn.in, Iowa, and Minnaaota. Tho seat of gwi-rn. m*nt •{ thia vast extent of country waa iocuttd at Detroit, the extreme »outh- Michigan Central R. R. Orani Bivw Valley Division1 0L©, HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! from those of tbe present day. Great­ er attention came to be jaml to devising general law* for the govern men. of the Territory, but tb* needful special logialotion occupied no small portion of tbeir labor. The first Legislature elected di­ rectly by tho people—that of 1827— Tba Mt of Congress of March 8, 1823 went over th* whole ground ol legal changed tba lira of tba Territorial Government by providing for a Legisla­ which were intend'd to be iu force. ’ tive Council, who were to be nominated Tbi* volume it commonly known a. the by tb* election of th* .people, ud ap­ compilation of 1827 ; but it waa devised pointed by tbe President ef tho United and carried into effect by tho Council it■elf. In 1838 a genuine compilation State*. It* provision* ar* ns follow* : •Th* »am* power* which were grant­ was had of all general law. in force, ed to tbe governor, legxstauv. council, and such local or private oct* a* ware and bom* of repreeenfativ**, of th* supposed to be of general intereat. nurthwaeaacn territory, by th* ordinance Although Michigan waa not formally of ceagre**, passed on tb* thirteenth day of July, seventeen hundred and admitted in th* Union until 1837, il ex- trawelL provided there I wore aro not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or other maaaa, and vital ni,nna wastrel beyond repair. (initnfut'n>ouaaiid» proclaim Vm»oa* Brrrrx. tbe most wonderful Inrigor­ ent itial ever s;teaiw>ltte linking syatmn. Bl Hou*. Itcniltfent, and inter­ mittent Fcvi rs, which arc so prrvatant in tbe Ytltevi of our grrr.l rivers throughont th* United HUI'-. <-<nrriaIly throe of . th. Mierimippi, (Hu.., Mlator.n. ITinota, Tenneotoe, Cumberland. -Arksum. Red, , Colorado. Bn.ro.. 1U<> Grsmto. Pearl. Alebam*. Mobile.Savannah. Itoanokc. Jam**, xnd many <«bra, with tbi-ir nut trite- ' tariea. throughout nur rnlite country dur­ ing tbe bo tn awr ami Aut-’-nn. and remark­ ably so during wu* m. .4 anruusl beat and di J UAWS, ar* ui variably -vrcom ponied by ex­ tensive draaaement. of the stomach aad brrr, and other abdominal viarm. In tbeir treatment, a purgativv. exerting a powerful influence iqun these varionv organs, is esaentudly naeetoory. There i. no cathar­ tic for tbe titirpoA* eq nal to Ds. J. WoLsra's Vtsaosa Bittsxs, as they will qwwdily re­ mora the <bul-colored tiAcid a,xltor with which the Iraels are loaded, at the same time atimnlsting tb* aecreUcas of th* brer, and peuerJly rrokiriog Um healthy function, of the digiAUvc organa Dyapcpaln nr Indigestion, HeedacLe.Piinin U.cShoulders.Cmjh..Tigiil. Sto-auri AsJ-Jtz*J n-.t-j' Scrofula. The Babcock AMERICAN MARBLE eighty erven, and which power* ar* transferred to th* territory of Michigan by the act entitled “An act lo divide the Indiana temlory into two wiporale gov­ ernment*,'' approved January the eleventh, eighteen hundred ud fir*, tune of nearly 200 png** ; but in the ar* hereby conferred upon, and ahali be month of December of ihat-yenr th* exercised by the governor and ■ legia- Legislature, composed of tbe two anettainatea iurthi' cacuuregemaut of such eatablubmeate. A taw prohibit­ S discrimination between competing Km-eompcting points, would, of ooun*. virtually prohibit this healthy ud naceaauy rampetitiou, and wuuld really b* in aatageniam to th* princip Ie of th* coMtitntiuaal proMbvtiou again pointed aa follow*, to) wit: at th* next election of lhe dal^irtc n> congreea from the aaid territory, after th* pa**tng of rhi* act. th* qualified elweton shall choose, by ballot, euchteen peraooa, hav­ ing th* qualifications of elector* , and ■ueb .leetfon shall be conducted, certi­ fied, and tho result declared, agreeably to tba territorial taw, peesaibing the mode of electing such delegate. But the time and manner of electing th* m.mben ot tbe kgiatauv* council .hall, alter tb* first election. be prwKribod by tbe legisfoture ef tbe said territory; atM> tb* names ef the eighteen penoo. having tbe greatest number of vote* shall be uusmitted by th* governor of the laid territory, to the irwsident ot th* United Blate*. who shall nominate, and by and with tbe advice ud ernetet of tba wna;e, appoint therefrom, thfraand legislative council; and vaconcia* occurring in tb* mid council ahali lie filled in the same manner, from tb*. » prsaidut shall have power, in the recrai ol tb* aenate, to make tb* appointmentt autboriaad by tbi* net; but all appoint-­ ment* ao mad*, shall be submittad to• th. acuata nt their next aaariou, tor con­■ firmation- Th* tint legislative councilI 1 • r i i I • f t ■ > ; I tte time of voting on Ibe State Cuartitutkm, convrned nt Iktroil and passed a few taws, of which the only one uf particular importance continued in force tba law* of the Territory which were Good Large Log House, In our succeeding article* wo ahali give a hasty sketch of tho legislation of lb* period embracing in tho rtfiru of tho Legislative Council. wanted UNDERGROUND “Aa we were taken from <>ne beiMiog to another we were suprried at tb* ex­ tent of thia branch of farming, nnd (tie LIFE order aad *y*t*n» which cbaracterinad il from beginning tu *nd. Tbe obj « ot coura*. at thta time of year, i* th* production of egg*, and we viaited mor* than a doaen building* davuted to th* use of fowl* and this brancn of pvuduclion. “Tbe limit* of thia article will not allow of a detailed description of tbo building or of th* different varietie* uf fowl* ud their mauagrment. but we understood that there were now on tbe pv*ini*M about slevu hundred ben., and it was no unn>ua! thing tn send two hundred doa*n of egg* per week to market. “Our idea of th* labor ef bunting hans' egg* waa greedy modified when we saw the tnu in charge walk along in front of th* long row* of n**t* uo puk up about four hundred fine largo clean egg*. •Tn* egg* are all cirofully gathere! I at night and sent weaklr to Buteoo i market, th*t there ia no chance for them to be otherwise then fresh and geod : indeed we were told that every egg i* warranted to b* perfectly froeh BELOW BDLLS THE 10IFACE 1 Pin. Tape, ami other Worroa.lurk­ ing in the • - itv m ot *o many Uiouwmda, are cfffctnaliv dcktroird aud nmoved. Mo >}*tem of miJiciuc, no venuifugeo, no autbeliniuilk*, »ill true Uie system trom aorua like ibiv.- B.tura For Female CowplainU, in young at old, married or aiugle, st tbe dawn ot wLUuaul oo! ol tbe turn of life, tbeae Tocie Hnton diRflv u> decided an faflaan** tl.ut irajuorrtoeut i* won perceptible. Janndicr.—In all caib* of jaundice, ral aamrnl Hint your liver i» not doing it* work. The Uftly Aendblo linument 1* to promote the Accretion of tbo bite aad favor Ha rrmonh For thia purpose ns* Vmaaa BimtMCTeanae lhe Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find it* imporiti** tenting thrvugb tbe tain in Pimplm, Eruption*, oc bom; efeaaac U when you find il ob­ structed and idugRhb in tbe veins; clear a* il wban it ia foul; your feeling* will mH you when. Keep lb* blood pore, and lb* Health of tbe system will follow. - t^SsEa toasts srrfe BEARS Briggs House, ' Randolph 8L aad Tift h Ara, CHICAGO. RXK? BMW08TH, BBSS S WBSUEfB, Brandies and Champagnes, Tte mom art furtter provide. “That th* legislature ahali bar* power to submit, at any time, to tbe wripta at th* *md territory, th* quaaiiuu whiter a generel areembly -tell be orgutaat; and if a majority of Ao qual­ ified nlMtom shall be in favor of ouch •tell b*KK»te> -al- I =z4.s.’x.“;jct: variety and Eberul axrpjdr of food, we should judge, were tba strong tradr ol the management tea*. W.o>ered that diriaftotante wen freely med, and were fold that death by dtar*** were of rare uccurenoe, 1 A regular system of debt and credit ia CITY /IStS DgfOT. : Best Hint in the Wcrld � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-05-06.pdf b16490cc951b40b519c299d3bbea9089 PDF Text Text VOL. XIX. NO. 2. WHOLE NO. 938. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1874. I much more distinctly than tba wealth her falbur had aquandored. Where did Barry Claiko cotno upon th? K»t.a ? G-rtie *cart»lv know. Ha ■ mi (t.-p^Eun of her tautbePa brother, and bad omuo to the city to make hi* furlure. Far away in the central part oi l'*tit.*yivanu nestle I a nnall larj* where Harry waa boro, whet* faibor and mother had died, and which wu* the boy'* note patrimony. Tbo rout of hi* rtunant aeurre-ly nu'fflecd to clothe the young ci.rt, but ha had been win- HOME MANUFACTUERS TRIUMPHANT! The No. 3 Hastings Plow always victorious I READ THE RECORD: re----------- .-u.- ' CaMMWM. April J5.187A the No. 13 Hasting* Pl w o ..‘JTJS to commence on Tuesday May 12th, 1874. All Plows entered for Trial to be tried in Sod, Stubble, Corn Stubble, ground covered with Straw and muok. 65 S’ts^ will be maria at time stated at or near Hastings, I H » ill S ? if ______ ■* ~ _____ - - We make this challenge because Messrs. Dwight & Burrall have advertised four victories over the new Oliver Phil led Plow in Field Trials, in a sin­ gle day, and at the time of such statement we had never been in a field with them, nor had we ever been invited to do so. FARMERS OF RARRY COUNTY ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO RE PRESENT. Over 400 of these celebrated Oliver Chilled Plows now in use this county Hastings, April 27th, 1874. k'eart-true. «and dollar*, might be a partner. Tue firm might enug part of that aam where wa* tliere-f to come^frotn, qne. vied Gertie. Yet ov.-r Barry ■ memory ' picture tho litflo maiden lingered fcv. | ingly. There wa* uo pert o> her life *o i iilraaaat to dwell U[>on a» that wlu-rv n» flgmixi. Ixrfio w.lk* end talk*, du-1 eta over the old piano, chat* by nmun-' light, firelight nml gaslight, / Ho wav I so tender and loving. *o boabrabl* and true, *o re»p.ctfal to her mother. *o1 tender to Jone, and to rewiy to advise or. aadst Jann*< betrothed, a fellowi clerk, who «m waiting the turn in for­ lered worthy of any sacrificed ■ Ixvn Ppyuo camo to the Metta only i *ix mouth* before Ibis muting fl: upon Gertie, bbe bad m«t him at a party and had bowilebod him by her pretty, piquant beauty, her grace and rare. Ilu biul dasxlcl her by hi* haadaotno taco -Harry wiu uot handaome. poor follow, Gertie eighod—and wealth. Bat tltoyoung girt know, with a woman'i intuition, that under the courtly rmnurre, flatlenug attention* and dev .• tee air, there wa» a hard, selfish nature, a cruel jealutuy and a iin.t'ickiu* and hut temper. Vet ho wae to rich, and Grillo knew all the torture and untery of genteel poverty. “Nice I” Mid Ibe girl, *cnruful^r mb"Be true to my own heart I" »!iu pluuixing iho woH ; "yH, it i* very nice, and that turned tilk i« nice, end th* abort sack made out of your old coal i> nice, and cleaned giovr* are tnee, Lnrt Friday April '24th, the Agents for the Chilled Plow assiated by the state Agent, •* one of trtockboldora of thu firm,” went up to Messrs. Barlow A Goodyear’s field near the flouring mill and tried their plow with the No. 3 testing the draft with a ^nunoinetcr, the following stote- monta made by farmers present and the parties holding the plows shows the result -. Bho 'ook up tbo diamond* and put "But there ia nothing atylidi ur baud- them on white (he atokv. They tUabo-1' •ome in clea nod glove*, and retrimmod brilliantly againtt the deep crinumv of bonnet*, and old cloak* turned fato her uc*t dicta and haighti-iM the ef. i •ack*, aud eo I *ay poverty is a butb*r." fret ol liar yrung fhretl Leauty. Gertie, pul away that bonnet an I “If bo were jKwr aud, .ill could 1, come here. Now. linle daughter," work for him u* I could fur Harry ?" »*id ilia wid-itr, gi-nlly. “toll tno the It bur.t from her lip* in a *ori of | meaning ul thi* audden liradn ngoiust cry, mid *hu ture otf lb« jowol* and re- I poverty; of the reutl--** tossing I Leard. I pl .cod them un their velvet br<i“1 ■ from y»ur ro>-m l«*t night; ul the nerv­ | endd b-hr a l thia for Harry but not1 ous unquiet uf my con wntvl lirile girl tor L on Payne. I will be tru> to mr ainro yesterday F' • Tborv wu no reply. j “G*rtio, what did L-.-on Payii*'»*y to you last eveningP' “B- aaki-d mo to be hi* wile.” The ■ ord* went jerked out hastily. nuning of ti ••And yuuan.wered—” which sbo v.------ _ ---. “Jan* came in ic shut up the parlor, Velvetcarpets vov»t*d tbo floor; vehot . out knowing bo wa* there, and *h<i curtain* dnwvd tbo window-; lung mir-i (tayud ; *o bo got no au*«er al all.” • •ror* threw Iklck tbo light ot largo “But he must be aha* erod. Gerti-> chandelier*; cully pkturea in heavy Ho ha* «p»koii tu mo and 1 told l.nn it gilt truiuoi l.ung upon th* wall-. must re*t with you." Above. Urge Lcdrocm* were filled with “Mamma!' this afl-r a long, deep I handromelr app.di.tid furniture. In tilrnre , on- rvitu, Lae -*, velvet*, flowers and “He t» vcVy rich. When he raarri*« bi» wife can lisve every luvury. If—if. it ia I, «o can imv« you wirb us and Jane need not teach that horrid echoul any longer. Wo ware on ■ - —street the other day, and elopjwJ to louk.intu a jewel«r‘» window, and he i-jintol out "My liitlo Gertie," *aid Mr»- Jamtuo kind of jeaela b-- would wish hi* eion, Loft'y, “bow will *he ever reign H*srnt<M, April tt, 1874. Thl» oertlfle* that I held both the No. I HaaUnsa and Oliver Chiliad Plowaat be trial (n Mr. Barlow’, field, and «aw s. a... IT TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM AT OTO lillffl LUU. LAST B « W OM FLOW, after a thourough trial of both plows by one of the They are put up with either Steel or Oast Mold­ boards. Come and get one on trial. DWIGHT & BURRALL, orTwlb:* paleo F A qui.ter hoffl", but plraamt, too. wa* nuiung fur June, wlni-o husband hail ivcvivi-d an anunymoO* gilt that HaitiUe • Chromo sri-jtnK£KBUtS;«^L DENTIST litiiiu Swsrfs Hotel, thousand dollar*. and of co uno bio wit* moat save, and pinch, and coiuomiz.' till ba U abl* to apend more freely." “Ye*, d*ar, then* would bino varia­ tion* vn the turned cloth and retrirn. med bonnet*; no velvet fluw*r*. no jow- CALL AT JOHN STANLEY t* Pure Wines and LicniorsI MORTGAGE SALE. lw: IF TO? WANT South aide Stale Street. HASTIBGd. MICH. NEW STORE I NCT GOODS HD NW PRICKS “A#on 1’ayne love* ycu " • “A* much a* he love* anything be­ yond hi* own pleaaore and comfort. He ia no thoroughly sellhli, to hard, ano think* *o muoh of himselt Il i» bi* wile Inal mu»t b» handecmely dreeMto, ride in her carriage and n» fleet credit upou hl* choico. Mamina ho love* me boeau*.- I am pretty anl can erng well, and can manage hi* hou»e nicely. Harry iovea me becauta it i* I.” There waa a violent jerk nt the door­ bell at that fartant that call'd her to iho door. %• camo back with flying feet. “Two valcnlinw, mamma ! I had forYa*, O, mamma, look Sbe had turn ttio cover froia a dainty ixcknga In bar hand and oprtwd a mt>rocoo caao law do. Upon Iho blank valvirt lining liy a prrriw-r of glittering diamond*, flaibing up, whore n alroy aaubeam l*H upon thorn, tutu n glorious m* of talar. “town Payne I' cnad Gertie. • "Are they uat ezqmrto J” • Mm. Januaun'a lip* quivered o litllo a* she looked at her danghb r’* flutbe^l lace and bngbt eye*, and her heart wut up a *iknt tireyrr f*e thu future, troiubtiug bulur* her eye* “Look at Um- utber,” ah* laid quietly •'Only a o >py of verses.” *aid Gcni“Violet eye*, aud all Umt *wt <4 thing Hut are not the»a diamond* maguiticent T It i* lli* vety act 1 admired much wbau wa were uul the other ing long looked u;k>o a* an mb*ttaiu.iblo felicity. Bni Jane wa* to apend » few day- with Gertie befaie going to her own borne, and the mother looked lor two bride* a* I »aid before. It wn» nearly miduigbt when tbo carriage drove up. Gertie wa* iho fir»t to her n-othcr'e arm*, nnd then, •• Jane took her plow, tbo little bride »tood in ImrtX.S’n'n '* no thu center of the long parlor* nale with Tka ***** >*1* to Iwreto *4>«n**4 m*U Fr f-g «- e astouirhmeut She had tu«*-<i off her .b. to! *„ -r tore ...^ *. Clreeh Cwt C«ai*tos**aisr t*v Bsrri C** bonnet, nod the aofl gray traveling l»!*?A*iiTSik IKL **r7K drct«of the mistreeaof th* bou-o wcm-sl oddly out of place. “Where n:u IF’aho gn«p.<d nt hat. “At home, my dariing," nud her huvb.ir.d puscd hi* arm around her 9999999 SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE W ftGfl IN GREENBACKS! CHROMOH 1 “ILauel'' ■'ll is not ueh a very long etory, bo mH. luokr J----- ------------------ J " did not tai you before ing oyva. “bu Ih caugn I wa id to mo if you loved mt" Bhe nre’Jed doeo to him. letting her head fall upon lii*,bo*.>m. Iho farm, Gertie,” he *nid auftly. un stair*; mother vnll allow you the1 room, and !.>t mi m« hew some of lb* finerv tli-rv auita you." • But it ia i-oarly midnight." ■■Never mind we want a queen to pretido over thia anpper." Mre.Jaui.-son led thu »*J. whim. J ano and Iter iiu»ba»d ewud <k> b«wtldoc*d tu* Gartio had bo»n. SudJauly the t.nd../ruow aiurted furwatd tu gnup Harry’* Uatri. ••Are wo not brother* t” **id Harry quietly. -n______ _ i.-..i. _il. bunk* voicoyand mm«t eye*, and Jana nn still looking gnrteluby into Harry s fare wh-n tlto d.*r opuawl and mid Gurtic fliibixl in. All the light bad e .aio buck to her eye*, the rich eotor to ter chctoka, nud th* *biring »Uk re vuabd anuey nrm* aud abouWoi*. while rich lore full la fokl* arour.<l ti>e .weeptn- akiri* Upon her cltutottttg ouri* ihumI a wreath whitu flow..;*, Bud retd ur-cUt. einaiud Iwr wrUt*. She made a low rovctcure to her bn*- ‘“ft"S3WX WANTED UNDERGROUND UfE Hastingi, Michigan. ItLBW °Tta ******* I �Tempi Hoa T. W. Terry. Hon. W . D. Kelly, of Pennsylvania, Hon. Gro. Willard,' wo herewith give place to the Poem re­ fan ed to and the ccenatpauying correapoodanee.—E>. Banas. Boa. Moro* W. Field. Hon. 0. DConger. Hoa. W. B. WUliaran, nod ra- VANDALISM. and (on) the Resumption of Cbrlnt/rom CAedsod." Now the Seto ara, tbe de­ bate, as aarery one who waa present knows, was on tbe Seventh day tabLath, as a part of the Great Moral Law. nod Ito « ho caught to any such nefs oTTinanltom ns thovo committed in thia city last Friday night, every principle of jnalion deennda that tbe otfvnder bo anmtnanly dealt with, with­ out judge or jury, and much as wo are opposed to capital puntebmeat and to mob law end tho oxerrise of brute force, we should uei beattau to h.'y hoy tho effendar or offooden to the nearest lamp poet, w on n limb of (ho nearest shads tree, and boforo high Hesron wo Veliev* the act would bo both just and right. Boll protection is thu first law of nature, and any man or set of men, follows or wbripa who would commit any inch act wonld just aa soon rob, n-urder or rape, and no man or. wo­ man is safeteho i* compallvd to walk tbo street* where such villains lire, or are permitted to walk, and we are frank to «ay that wo beliero th ry should not bo permitted to live any longer than they tan exist nt tho end of a six foot rope, eno end around their miserable necks, the other hitched high in Sir, and their fret dancing in the realms ot spice. Wo trust our people will not rest until tbe satbota of three outrages. who were present know, that a Moral Lsw to universal In Ito obligation and eternal in ito pwpeturlty, but that the Seventh day Sabbath Lent wm not a Tbe Valley of tbo Mmiaaippi is again part at U. tho soono of tho wildest outbursts of na­ ture. For week*, thousand* of square miles of tbe moat populous and th • moat productive land abm/ tha river bare dead, whereas this was not even brought boon covered with water, acd thousand* Into question but th* day of bls rasurof people have been compelled to wan­ reetloE. I afflnnlng that It W*s tbo first day of the week, be denying, but claim­ der from thair homes, laaving hoaaaa. ing that B wa* on the hut day of tbe farms and cattle to th* derastati-M of week. or. In other word* on tbe Jew Uh Sabbath. It appear* »lngular that a man who should »o constantly pteac Tho fourteenth annual meeting of the up th* observance of all tbo Command­ Michigan Slate Sunday School Asrods- menu should b* guilty of ao flagrant a btoMb of one of them,, vis: that one tion will ba held at Jackton Juno 2, 3, and 4. Rev. Geo. H. Hickoz, formerly whtaboaga,“ntouabott wo< boar faUe i anaafengiicowatdly whelp*, for whose Trouble in the School District, oi spirit oven devils will net willingly bo PU1 for the Octagon Men, to bo hold accountable. Ariao, are say, and Takes In Separate Doses. rid crardtyof this elms of fiends; man or women they are nob aa unmitiga­ ted curse they surely are. Away with If every render of tbo Busti will make a very slight <flirt each can aeenra « the name of at toast one new diacoae all matters of , mqy wet with the Imrf.uipertW oil oar at tbe Barry County Poultry Ex­ bibition, March 27 th and 28th, f^yHiayr Oocf</«, 4X« SPANGLED HAMBURGS, n. Solid*, hiwiuneM, Burn*. Sornnoto, t. Holh, Woaoda* l lcerx, Brulssa, PHu, Fpr..ltf. Colle. Old Son», llcnittrrh.tgtai, Hlar/Lpa, jA jyojvr i^Busruy. Why not support Home ImJusfir/T- Did you ever take he trouble to 6nd out wbat makes a community thrifty and pro . -r­ ous? You go to the city and you ice the people all alivu td •tiring, aud the firrt thing you say, w “They are doing let nf businew nere!” Even body aeenw to be doing well. Meeh icg are seen by hundreds hurrying to their labor -with their di er pail on their arm. What ie tbe cause of all this stir? “Y” <:<re «a demand at Home for work, the people patronize Home f 'u». fry, city people know that it is to their own personal intcrc -' to support Home trade and they do it invariably. Who eats wl .>at Hasted in Barry County, if it is not the people tn the county? We must build up our own place; people in Grand Rapids wot t do ^^,taL lT0KQC*L»l*e f it f«r tu. Wc have Merchantu, Mechanics, Tradesmen, Uwyem, wr.vl.re, .wl otter refemvUvn. .M.re. Doctors aud Laborers; but one eaya “we have no mechani■■■< in Hasdngs who ean do a good job cf work.” To such I would say, 3 School Teachers Wanted look at our Brick buDdings, our Agricultural works, our Milling and our Carriages, Wagons, Cutters Ac made in Hasting?, and then eay we have no mo^uie*. Compare to day with ten year* ago; for then there waa not even a painter in Barry County that could point a lumber wagon fit to be seen. There is no need of going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Bugg)', nnd eo bx i« Cutters arc concerned, you can Save ten dollara on every Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any other Town in Michigan (ffnat or email), for I know they cannot compete with my Cutter Machine. I am givit-g my customers the benefit of mv Cutter Machine which I do say ia n- saving of ten dob ars to thcm'on every Cutter thev buy of tne. I hare nearly sold out my firot batch of Ouitrre, and am Running Out auot^r lot which I will have ready in a few days. l ahall sell Buggiea Mote Par next season. I am ready now to offer lower prices on bug­ gies than ever before. I am preparing Machinery to enable me to undersell any carriage builder in the country. Try me on. I hove made my customers Happy and can do it again. My bus­ iness nearly doubles every year, and t aat is evidence of satisfac­ tion somewhere. ROOFING! Potmcax Aarnunoxs or Max PaoxtsExt xx TU* ‘Fiexran' Movxxaxv.'-Tba Gcoeaeo (IB.) Rapublrc says that Mr. 8. M. &niih, Secretary of tbe State Far- diciomi banging, would quiet their spiriirff etJ and possibly dalar come of tho dsviis that aid and encourage them ia firnir nelarioue bualncw, from their {httpra?*. Wo ray strike—strike now, andproncl tha whole people in the future from the depredations of these pest* of society, for which on earth Neither do we wish to say anything '-410*'ts no St place, sad from whom all derogatory to tha character of the edittho devils in hell would fiee from four tor of the -VsriAms Ornftr. That, you know, would bo naughty ; but w* do Arise, follow citizens, arise, aud in wish to say that if W. C. Fitraxmmons the mom* of all yon hold dear, of tho should ever write a book called "A -pMMUbtt quietude of your homes, the New, Complete and Aulbeutio History protection of wires and daughter* and of Sucking Cal res,” publishers gene­ tbo safety o! yonr lire* and property, rally and ths public universally would and rid the cily of thaeo desperadoes look on tho work aa an autobiography wbeso act* put * blosh on tbo face of of that wonld bo witty editor. ‘ His Satanic Majesty,” and all associa­ ted with bim in authority, and in whose PODUNK CORRESPONDENCE. liagdoa there should be place for That Brldg*, By Aid. BeMmerWaaaxsa, -An ordinance entitled. An Ordinance tala live to Sidewalk* and approved Oct. 6th 1878, give* to tbe Common Council of th* City ot Hast­ ing*. the power to repair Sidewalk* and Crua*walks, and. Wants**, The Bidewlak* iu front of Mra. E. M. Hands, M, 8. Stebbins, tbe iateD. C. Hawley's, Mra Bottoms, reoidaoors and between A. M. Bocks, blacksrulth shop and. A. IL Pratt's, food stable oa Jefferson street are In danger- Lansing, now Chaplain of tho State Prison, is Chairman of tho Executive Committee. Prof. H. A. Ford of Niles' ia State Btaliatua! Secretary. Tha ex­ orcises will consist of prayer, addressee. the other day that bo aapected to bo next Governor of Ulinofo. This ia the lunatic who, laa public speech denoun­ write. tho firnt tin,o trying, are placed cing railroad monopolists and middle, wbero tbo spirit of Vandalism has no men, last year, nmertud “if other runsaxlatanre, and by thorn or their act*, dies failed, when if the farmers were tho peace of tiro people, tbe protection hoodwinked and swindled as they had' of property, or tba safety of life and been, bo and hb boys aud thousand* ol peraon,’ shall not, tn tho future be en­ other farmers acd their boys would dangered. Talk of safety ia your ride some of the viQians out of tbo courts, such men cannot be pwui shod State, and that many a tree wviuld bear by any proce** known to our laws, nor human fruit.” Nice Governor he ia any adequate punishment by law. Tbvy are familiar with sheriffs, courts, jails and prisons, and bare no fear of tbeao or of any of thorn, but a little jn I ■ Again w* pJaro Wfore oar resdera an ■alii* lahar from Hon. Jaase* F. Joy, on th* nroaaaity of n bridge at Detroit for xxilway purposes, over tho Detroit Hirer. The argument of Mr. Joy is e*n<ja«ire a* to tho nreeeoity of this bridge, and tbe Luting benefit it would bo to tho prol tic five intorovt of tbe State of Michigan, and .not only to Iht* Stat*. W«..k,U «... TU ,►(. tiogi* all important to tbe propio or Detroit, and thepaltry interest of a few vessel owner*, should not be permitted to stand in th* way of an improvement of such interest to th* whole people aa the oonatruction of this bridge would prov*. And it must bo perfectly ap­ parent lo own- man who exatninnt the question with the. least impartiality, tbat.i* ja|>*peojles project, n*d that whoeAt itatefe ia tho way of it will find himself in a bopelmo minority, and on-opponent of the public interest ■wterae act will oatsign bim to u merit­ ed peraMtai unpopularity, aa the enemy of thr.t whieb wocld do moU for tho advnaoonivnt of tbo people cf th* State, and of tika Nortbwoet engaged in agri. FOR HATCHING After prayer ard songs from tbo eho!r( Miss Frank Phillipa recited a teoxtlful temperance recitation. Tlie rseolmiofs app«ating T. Phil­ lips io prosroute John Stanley for wil­ ing liquor contrary to law war rescinded Ibe following I evolutions wore thro moved and adopted: Hsahna, May 4(h. 1874. RreolsMd, That wo sllll pledge m Maa. A. E. Buaros—According to a heretofore, that nil perron* wbo have resolution of the Ladire Tnmperanro Union, we Herewith respectfully solicit a copy of tho Poem read by yoa at A petition waa praaaaled by John Union Hall, April 20th, for pabbeation Francisco elating that bo bad lost thir­ in th* city papers. teen sheep by d-jg or <fogs. Very Traly Youtv, A motion was made that the petition of John Francisco, bo refomxt to Finance Committee. bear what a time they havo had in School Dial No, down therein that Gxid-fomken neighborhood called Sand Roach, whieb is also in tho township of Rutland. It appears, tbo School (not) officers, who I will call Mr. Heowe, Mr. Whiffler and tho blind Asscisor, con Id not agree on a teacher, or on the wages to par. I don't know wxleh. ■ I think on account of a previous arrangement, that they would not pay over a stated price. Now, as I was in your beautiful city cm day. last week. I overheard tbo 'blind man talking with Miss G. about teaching tho school in said Disk, nud as they were talking. Mr. Whiffller camo bte evidence, nn /w7 <lo pledge our­ selves to suafoln tbrin la tbo tbotousb nnd Impartial vnioreomeii: ot the law. Alter several stent spccchos and re­ marks were mode. Messrs. A. J. Downs, R. J. Grant, and Dr. C 8. Burton, were apjxiinted as a tnmmittoo to notify deal­ Carried by aye* and nsys. A motion waa mads by Aid. Hicks, that the Council proceed to on informal vote for Street Commissioner. IhuistxvtLLX. Fob 21*t, 1873. I am about to redeem a promiro *1 made to lb* Senior Ed., of the Bxxna some time aince. and give you from time to time slrort extract* from oar township journal, it being tho first re cord in the county. But before I copy from the journal, I will for this latter ranfino myself to some facts I gather from Mr. Amasa 8. Parker, nuw 67 yawn of age, a resident of Gull Prairie, at Kalamazoo county. Mr. Parker, en­ tered tba W. l-§ of the & W. 1-4, town | hearty ai.int. • Hon. Daniel Striker, chairman, called | tba meeting t-» order. After a prayer and aung* by the choirs Traver* Fbillip* । chairman ul the prosecuting committee made a report which will be found in I another column. Hon- Norman' Bailey i and Hun Daniel btrikcr were added to the committee on pru*o*uliua. Th* following rtsolutiunv were then Notice. Jarno* Clark*, «j M. W. Riker, 2. Moved and aupported that James Clarks, ha declared elected Police Carried by ayre and najr*. Account of John M. Bevamer, for esponscs to Grand Rapids in regard to street paving was prevented and referred to Finance Committee. By Aid. Ba**mer— KnoktJ, That all work aeceoary to done in preparing Main aud Jvfforson street* for the laying of paving stones, shall be aaveaaed on tbe prem ucs in tront o! which such ■ pavement u __ j. ' broke and sowed wheat In tbe year 1832, in March, Mr. Parker, raised a Urge bam which is now standing. In 18X3, Orville Barnes, put'up a house on the E 1-2 of the above quarter section and moved in the same, a* aooe as completed. Mr. Parker claims to have Th* oecaaijn was to taka some tools and provisions for some persons that were on their way to Grand Rapids to put up a saw mill. First day drove Io Ysmkvo Springs and camped; second day to Moran's and back to his oltf earaping grounds, and third day, bom* III 1884 Linus EUuon, pat up a booon tba S. W. 1-4 of Sec. 24 iu Prairie­ ville, also, same year Mose* Lawtei/co. pat up a bouse in what is now Barry, one mile east of Hickoty Corners In 18X5, C. W. Spaulding, Aaron Fargo. Thomas Nicholas end Richard Campb*2, moved into tho County in what is now Prairieville. Of tbe first town meeting in my next. school, ofroureowe do." MUG. aays A- C. Towtx. ■1 should lik* an answer [noon.” Mr. W. any*, “re will meet to-night and decide and giro you an answer soon.” A few mmutas after, 1 saw Mr. Whiflar beckon to Mr. G. to cross the street, but Mr. G. wm not eliciting echoed for bte BUY J. 4 P. COATS’BLACK THREAD far roir MACHINE FLOWERS 1 North range 10 west, tbo 18th day ot June, 1831. Thinks it was tho first land entered in lb* Oranty. O1 tbe 80 acres about 60 was Prairie and tic eall- Dairy County except an Indian trader by the name of Lawk Moran, living on thaTLoraspple River and to hare driv­ en the first tvsra train his residence to Pratt. 4 ; Al toft, 2 ; Campbell 2. Second, informal ballot--Pratt, 6 ; Alt A 2. Aid Beaamer, moved that A. IL Pralt be declared elected Sueet Commieasoner. Carried by ayes and nays. A motion was made by AM. Bentley, ibat the election of Glr Attorney lx laid indnflneticly on the table. Ayes - Madge, Dolph, Fuller, Bent­ ley and Hicks. Nays - Bossmar and Diweon. Moved andtepportod by AM. Bentley that the Council proceed to appoint a Engines and Beilers. forence O I*"”*’ _ Luncsc* sr/isoascm v^coti past,’ : I Ja Jtrobe £Zrl to t.U i rLOB'tXCK. tnin Ot tf Kifk rnot FARM FOR SALE! tea' FOR HATCHING, 1 fi ••DOMESTIC.! A motion wo* made that tho Common Council allow the Bend ths use ot tbvir room one night in the >*ek to practice. ronvontion at Lansing,' May Gth, 1874: D. R. Cook and wile, Daniel Striker and wife. H. A. Goodyear and wife, Samuel Dickie and wife. Norman Bai­ ley and wife,, a 8. Burton and wife. Mis* Wightraaa, Job. Dro.i. ..d wife On motien tho following oSeera ware duly eleeiad dBoersof tba Aasocistian. Carried. President Bon H. A. Goodyear, Sec­ A petition not pttiostol by the retary D. R. Couk, Vice President Hua. ladies* in regard to tetnpcranco. Aid. Dvni«l StriUr, T. C. Diamond, Mrs. IL Beaamer, mured that the petition be J. Kenfield. “It wus moved and carried that tho Chairman appoint throe gentleman and Carnod. thro* l.dins, who. with the President The petition was read at follows : shall constitute the' Executive CommitTo th Coonn Cotmtil of th City At a mseling of tbe Ladies' Tem­ perance Uaiun. uf this eity b-ld to-A«v. it wm unanimously determine.1 that tour Honorable Body bo requested tn re[>e*l tli* Ordinance, which grant* a lirenro Io roll, ur impo.es a tax on the *alo uf spirituotu bqnor; beleiving that th* imposition at such tnx, or the grant­ ing of sue. (.u calle-l) licenro is oalaulated to encuurag* dealers to presiat in tbe unlawful ul* of that greatest of all Kouxgva to th* hams* race, a|c>ite>l. Inatounknco will.: our inslnietioas wo appear before your Honorable bod* to make known to y>.* the unanimous desire ..f tbe Isdie* nt tbe oily, a* von­ - —j -.11 _ F.6.CCBMER. -rut xaw yumzxcx |A tto O.Wr aaw toatoa.W ote 1 Hoc* raa Casa OwlV. '‘Hevnai Tai«i re CLUBS aa* DKALKRX. Btevvslte* Arre—Dolph. Beumer, Fuller, Bent­ 1 AprtLtm. . ley and Hicks. ■ .—---------------------------- —-----------Nays - Daw sou. Motion by Aid. Hicks that the Com­ mittee on streets, be instoucted to em­ ploy an engineer if neoeesary to estab­ lish the grade* of the streets. Tte Reeiaa Maateav (iaav ito **•* MlM<Oaa 1* iteavvr. 1* p*>4 lav *mM reTOIt*. rt* a. Called meeting of Iho Common lia teller *111* sell. Iftteiv ia -taMaaavavCouncil, hold Wednesday evening April CAM IKS aaaat for eteyaat Va^faa Baal. 29th, 1874. Dawson, Mudge, Dolph, Besimer, Ful­ ler. Benttoy and Hick*. . Meeting called to order tbo Mayor । being absent, the Reorder soled as Mayor and Cltat. E Barlow, was ap­ pointed as Recorder pro tost. Tbe minutes of tho hat meeting were . , apMettteSlaw". XU.I<rl WU«*a. tk-DBYCUOBASCr. ** MCL CHAKW L ISU.- Uev enter wa m» laaciastv aarf c*la tte lei* sad ajtetieea ot eay pirMV thei vteevo lavUaUy T*u etaapte "*»‘al ac*«ltv raster wil* swuruee (wi<U. Kcipik* Oracle bream*. HlaU la Lv3im. WH4»< Xl(tl <l»lr< PatoMkeM Phrtroelpkl*. Tin: PREMIES ^rtt-BESOLD PRICE S3.OO A DOZEN. PIERCE’S Nil Biiitrital ail Binpapiital 'CLYCLOPEDIA. On* Wg* Octavo Vol. of 1U18 Page*. 5w* Q-l-XlTSUIALREVnOB SPECIAL TAXES. in i, iin, h mt A im PUBLIC SALE. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 74. HOPKINS and BAKNE8, 5 New Milch Gows. One Cow with Calf, 2 Yearling Heifera, "TSpanof Good Mares, One with Foal, One 2 year old Colt, One (year old Colt, For Ou Ttomii Dillin la PDK DRUGS id IHHCIKB, FARMING UTENSILS, day and night. �Tl), f\,ri.ucM b ---------------------- —— ....— . youre^f j, if,. Sherirs column. Il i* not every man nboearriaeejug that to after 1'tqe.w; nor is ft every m*n who carries an od nan that wauls oft Parton is w riting toe t* off Lm or Lorxas remmniag at thThs Invajid-A pen Picture. Jeffitooa. । Hastings P U., May 6<h. |»4: | w ------ten iro-r.1 ... ' Otend.. Hlcb .rds.m, Mrs R W Wimr., o nailid cnioteuanee, hut W. ratenl to pubHsb tho now Ous- M„ C..rwin WiUiam-. Francis W-teb,, .J" J"* sftiibonnezt reek fur the benufll of Ut, JnH, bimidurd, Hear./ Shaffer.!1, I ra^ “ ?. 2: ".IO Tbe .loti,and Ct geU hingr, i, M J to be rather small thi* qwing on acooiiut of tho fircvuilitg cold eventug*. The fodder u UM-d up ef^.^ «nd unless wo hare warn weather o nin otosk will grow lean ou light poslur- !7' SI•flTEUL------- , , way* woleom-i by her seboolm*tea, f-r b-Vjithe form and Haanng ri.imitiou eerrtod ehs rfulasM int.* their ranks. DifnrenL pnnotnal and exomplarr. obedient and grerefni at hoUfo, she wua tbo hearts uf aft But. Us., wo are •arrowed. Th- rosy che-ks and ru Idy lip* are blanobod by Qrtuumption. Tbe and Bailroad aPeata, where they will bo plemm.1 to seo all their triend. nud any uthor ].arson who may have any work to bo done tn the line of blaaksmubing. oprftf Republican NOTICE. "RITE, Uftle running loooe in the streets D. G Bentley of the firm J. W. A C. about thia limo of tbo year, ran usu.lly G.TJootlaj, late of St. Louis, Mo., Im. bo located with tolerable cortainty ia again become a resident ot our city. the pound. day last week Mathss Young, Our young mon hare all had thoir left io our office a Light Brahma negatives taxon for a now suit of aod- egg 7 1-2 by 8 1-2 itH-hes that is cer­ rty clothes, and th. ,yous» lad ire are tainly a curiMty. coaxing “dear falher." Your sttcnliou ia called to the ndverThe person who mails a postal card tf.sment of Morgan Junes, poblir sale, containing obscene language ia subject o*IBaturdsy. Ho is to sell some very to a flue ot not lees than 8100 nor fi»u boreea, cows, etc. Rood It! Gov. Bagley has issued a nnlica to tiro eflset that Urn State Public School wfll Decoration day cornea on the SOtt of be open for the reseption of inmates on May, and we ho;>e all our citisen* will the 18th of this month. Two millions nine hundred thousand properly observe the day, end ooutrib­ ute floral ofleringv to decorata tho graves dollars io the amount w hich the national of our.honored dead. debt has b-en reduced during the Thu Bible ia tho map cf Heaven, a nwntb of A (mt. more than |5,000 for each uni every CHUICHU. 1-i.SL: to 'iJSSSi: JnT end convicted, and tbe case baa been token to Uto Circuit Court on a writ of Crrtoraiia One W. Mangham, plead guilty, pahl bis fine of 125, and cj>t * which was (aid. All tbo other* plead “not guilty,'1 and tbotr trials are set down us follows, vis:. Jamra II. Huttau, Wodnwday tb*>8tb,iust.; H. A. Bttaell, Hiuraday tl>e 7th. Inst.; Charles Ed«r*y, Friday th- Elb, InaL; Andrew Bell, Friday/b* 8lh, InaL; Chari-* H. Olmstead, "selling to a minor," Fr day th* 8th, inst : Charles Olm*trad, Monday the lllh, inst.; and we understand olh*r suit* are bkoly to bo coiumeneod at an early day. We trust good will eom* of this and that the cause of Temperance will be advanood, and espoviully that law and Order shall triumph over any exhibitions of Rowdyism ur Vandalism. Tho Fite Department were out un true history of tho primitive el.urch. an infisllihlo rule of life, an immovable FkUay eretiiag for practice. Tho en- j aurpicies of tho Young Ladle'* Society ground nf hope, and aa everlasting K>nc dot-c remarkably well, throwing s was open tu the to the | ublio on Thurs­ Stream to tbo Uoijht uf the bank ouild- day evening last. There was a g'-odly Spring of consolation. When you know uf anything import­ number of our young ’people in attendMr. Oraon Gillinan who was thrown sms nud must especially the younr ant keep it to yourself *a hard a* ever you can, and then if every particular from hi* earri*g- nnd broke tiu leg a buys, who have we ate glad tu stalo isn’t just right iu the paper enrae tho fiw week* ago while riding we are glad Editor for his stupidity. to see on the streets again although sup Snbeeritiers to the Bax via who know ported bycrut-Uea. Tbe band has r*-org*niznl und-r the ■btmeelve* lobe in arrera*, are expectrd to settle at once. We are printing a- a*p.-rvisioQ and, lead.rship of J. Lepa^e wotth all that i* asked toe it, and Rfled. We hope they will nirec with we are determined to be ( aid promptly each rac lurags-iueatn* sul endveo teem to keep thrms-lve* prepared at all time* Ilww is that for high? Bea.mor Heath A Co-, no.d this week over eighty dollar* worth uf furniture to two Grand An effort ia being made tu establish Baj dd» mocUan<*—Reas-n., they o-old a. llaiiulacturv bore fur the puqwae ol ' come] to Hastings pay freight on good*. tanni.hictuiing ucsrIoo ante, etc. We hoto our citizens will cncoinngo thOUctptia>- as such business helps to iu\Mb.---------- '»<«y* he would out many a eCtvant girl! Wed, the w> r vior- pi Ore ttie city. About 30 Laud* will be tionsL- hat been making lately in or­ der tp marry a "a-rr-nt girl," end an utler rufu-ul. am n ry good groumls for lil* assertions to re.t upon. A Burxxa reporter walking up strrst y<sicrday alt. i wm n. tired a large window o mo do^n tather nn> xp«ct>- ly Amgng the firorniient men from abroad just in tbo place where a man's brad in. at^rmianc* on tbe present sesaiou of luqipcnato to tie. T bo last beard of it PALMER EXCAM PM EXT, MO. 40 ciictat cuurz wo nvto registered at thu thr genii-man was tailing fur Helen flastiug* Huure, Hon. Birti-y Hurt, HASTINGS LODGE. NO.5A, *>•«• tvrrj Jodjfe Presiding. T. J O'Brien of Grand Rapid*, R. Buras aud M. B. jzWc uru advised that tho lot iu the CenicCoty tbe property of Hastings Writ* uf Kalamazoo. Hoti. D. R Cuok and wile, Dr. J. M. Ledge No 53,1.0. O. F, hu been Ruaaell and wife, arij neihape sumo filled up in a uuinnvr that reflect* gr*at otbeae left thi* morning for Lan.ing tu credit on tho order, under tho sutler­ attesl the wumvn t lutlrage convention. vision of W. T. Eastman and Jacob For th o arcammndaiion uf our subcribera who desire any other book, ■asgszina. or paper, published, with or without tbe edvertised premiums, we will obtain it for you at the Lowwr Ba:is, without any expense to you in tending the irder. T0ADVKPTI8EB8. Th* editor uf the Rurvz* baa. «!»o, gone along tu report, and to oca and hear whet, may be of iuforest. If th* public only knew tho vast nmowni of dangerous, inaipil, and tilly stuff that an editor keeps out of a now*, paper they would bo improaaed with the tact .hat a w^jJ conducted journal is something more than a hap-hazard eengfotneration of type We want to priut all commumcatioae on all important subjects that may tx> offered us, but corre. pendents should remember that we gt> to press at noon uo Wednesday, nnd hereafter cannot undertake to publish communications that ore received later than Tuesday of Foster Sisson, Esq., of Carlton, was entirely ttastrersd by fire un Monday morning last. Mu-t of the •furniture A buoibu;.—W* was eared, though in a dsiuagod state ventfon*. Th tcan oof to fire we did not ievrnProL Diokio, has been unwell for a Tae lose ■ prob «b!y more e;x to *i;h» few day* past. hundred dollars, and falls heavily m Wanted^—A girl to do bonaewurk. uno of th- most witariiriaing and doInquire M thi* offi-.«. serving of the young men of that town- 111*00 m-oslighL night*. Te-ety rant currency note* aro to be iaaued by the GuverumenL Aa we go te pre**. Court i* in oeeriun. but nu case* have been di-po-ed ot vffuhn Beatfjev ia to luaariat* on lettae* next Sunday of hi* own roietog. LFom al tho height of three inche­ er* obeerv ed ia aunse ul lb* garden*. Aid, Fuller of lb* 8d Ward has bid twlta £«0.UZ it. cL n jar'ggys'gfJgyAa; Removed. John Stanley takes this method to in­ form hre patrons aud the public gonorally that ba has moved his lance stu-k of Groceries, Canned Frcits, Teas. *c„ Ac, to the .tore directly oppo-ita his old stand* on Jefferson Street. That his new store will be ready ia ninotv days, and that during that time he will sell -------Our Dormaet Energies. OerMlMareaM *a tte*. ■■ Ur? aiail ta. Thia laauiS It irat tT st l*MI tat lklrOa it tirlliiM wrtar. —4 *T Uhm erttaHr tat kstf la teterta* **4t> brntar telralUaa of • alurMUr llktlylt tkrrUr lk« Urta tlikt ttStrtv*. 3Ua te * Mteatb-U'•*- Block, down, down, down, below tb- CMikttrU te B inaMt II are. L*«k it vliw •’ aatta tf Ik* »knte*l lowret competitor, and at rales that will 1a.1i, 1. Ik. •uiprioo thoM Ortncrerewho have been sad amlAl i.Iuik i* ekirk e* i>, aaWiaitd. rM*«ta a»e*i»*L b ikw* aatk • ■*4iti*t Tkrr. la. HwUUtr-a Sutaaak Dillan .iU rota* ud aaaatlM Ika Wied tad k.4* wka ikaltare-- COLORADO EXCURSIONS. reetorinr borlth to our lovud one. Sbi» emerging from h-r sickness eeooter । and t.ol.Ior than before, an-l Dr. I’b-rce's ; Golden Medical Di-ov-ry must have tbo credit It ha* rawed bar. 8. R. Egler, droggsit, <>f W- t Pnion. O.. save ihal Dr. I'i.-rr-'o Gulden Metri­ obb my, win oeu azrurwon i icuuif cal Di-rov.-ry h*« vtfoet-d a woml-rlul f.ora 81. l ouis to Denver and return, cure of Cuntump'ion iu hi* neighbor- gr-od ninety sys from date of sale si oxtieniley low rates t bus affording every one an excellent omm tnnlty to vt-il the tamo, a rreorts nf Cuter .do, among the beautltal Park* of tho lioeky Meantazna the saiinu* wrekly and monthly iirua- eunrigh to mak- a pill, I ut to make a papei* «ud periudical* of our own state good pilL ah 1 that's the difficulty I and other*. The- literatur- is mn*:h Tto-ie are cheap, harsh, drastic pills. gi.'te »nd • ffi.ing* uf our cll zens. We earnestly hope and trust the vntoqiri-wilt moot me ap.w-.betion of oar propio. Ire w-il patrnaLnl Ly all, joung ur old, OJ.d evravb d>' will us- their utmust onil.ivura to o ito rare :b* routig to bo­ CHAXCKMY ORDXR. BANNER BLOCK, MMX T »XL1KEa.C«.»u: .at au-M KAxrxxKkbaotaeM. !wZwTSfia'SeJZM u?u V4«r//r9«, jwc*. tiala. Tkt lanU. tatate. da* tera*4 h re~ a too.yZeSg aTC *M *vtH >aItaS twrtstet 1kal aadirltet kit tebaihr. It* tkltka ikart it tt daaaal it <te*r Ml ta Ula frtaaa. -Sa* Ik* tail la ikalkfeaaMMl!U.. c.-l, M1W» **4 **b pt*.r» - i »J x£-Si?£E3rg*!^ NOTICE. or are ataMit to' o.7£a U.P to U iseuutl, K.-n-a», Co'orado New Mexico, Neinaka. recon or Callfo.-ula, »r rec­ on tn, ud * che* , sale, qnlra sad dlr> ct route by srsy o/ -L Louis, ovsr 'tt.e 'ttrerurf 1 -settle 1 hrougb I Ine. It is equipped With fine day co ebrs. Buck’s recllnlni. etralr oars. Italian (Pa fOLce ^AW CASES A POINTS. Tho room ia to b- opened every even­ ing i-xcept Sunday turn 7 to 10 o'clock. Two hours are epent in rea ling and on* Any no-tribal om of new-pipere, periudicil*. ur ether reading uia.tor may bo left at tho l ust jffire. Bofuto clo .ing we wiHlI-l odd that great irouit i* due Mia* Snruii Barfow. nnd Mila AffaCtfp juhn for the earnest and untiring eff-Wta they have made in making the •■nter(.ri*e a eucee-v Others nave worked steadily and aaft-u-ly. Nuw we I are n Heading Buom a cro-lil to our city, let us join hands and call often, ractnir,Co it. mJ nut forgot to drop sume thing in tbo general fund lox. Dark Brahui** in bis yards, uro modi superior tor lheir ar* to aoy otherfxia tho county, and are thoroughly b<ed, , and from tho beat imported stock 1 can't Exraicr.—Why rafter fa >a and a.lies, and not app’y tedy within reach of all J r.sLf.airt lr**> art -Irwu. to any friend ot outs, Parson** Purga­ tive Pillai lhey are acien'ificnlly p«rrutrwl. and are adapted to -Il the purpowo of a gv»d purgative medicine. UY EUKQ GF EVQtf IiESUPTKli Obstacles to Marriage. Banner Co., Decidedly the best remedy that has over been di*covored lor rheumatism, swonleu or stiff juiittf, flesh wuunda, vprains bruise*, ests and burns, ia Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. W» use it, and always reeommed It to our local felijipts Hilicsj. MUSIC BOOKS Potatoes aru among the main article* t of trad* in tbe city jn*t now, and our ’ dealers are paying as high a* |l-20. Joi n Stanley has a fine lot on band of tlie leadin'; r*ri*ti«*. suitable for reed, that ha is eclling ul price* which dofion oompetithm, as he doe* everything els*, tu be found tn htv extensive rook of Groeerieo, canned fruita, fle, &c HOLIDAY PRESEVTS. < * < ( The moot low-live! buun-aa any net Hue fact of a man's advertising his bnsinesa prove, that ho wants- lo sell ware*, and, of course, he io just tho man to deal with. Wo can always make a better bargain with a person wbyo wonts la sell than with an old f-gv ^rho does not. Look over our silverrising columns, and yau can always find tbe right place to buy goods. teUr Wulf ip hi* studio over the Bill­ iard Hall, at th- Baiting* House, has on exhibition a painting from photo­ graph of the lato F. B. Galloway, of the Kttlo son of J. A. Grable. aud Mr. An hdel of tbe Rstl.bun Route Grand Rapids. that (ot beauty of execution and accuracy tannm bo excelled any where, Ge and see themud^e uro informol that tbe residence tortnun* vein* are plainly mapped s|«n th- surflac*. The pnb* that b-mnded with roptetiou, carrying vigor to the whole eyateoi. and Imp rating Ilf*, beau­ ty. vivacity, health and strength, ia deli­ cate to th* toooh. Th* feeble heart raunot propel the thiu. scanty Wood with farce. Must w« lore her while yet in teen*? Companions and friend* gnth-r around with word* of cheer and conso­ lation, end depart with m >Ltenod eyr* and rilent stop*. Meet we lose her ? No I there is relief! We ran stay thi* destroyer of our happiness end not euf f-r th* tai* of sc hnght a gam. Some­ thing more is required nuw than dietary and hvgienic obe-rvenee, fo nature cell* fur aid and she rhall h-v* »L Take thia pbaaant medicine. 11 >* Invigorafing. How it allays th* irritable evogh im­ prove* th/ apprf-te aud digestion and •rad* ,* fhealthy tingle through the font.’ Th* blood ia eaneliel, nervous' fo'in incrsaseil, and tb* heart hounds with a new impulses See her face brighten by degree* ; the rotor is re­ turning. her voice Is getting clearer, and pleasant word are apolnen. Th* strength foil•-.-* yet. hut ia g«i*ng. L< us take He ring sold my stock of Drugs and Medicine* to Dr. Chas. Shepard of Grand Raiad*, ami he to Moovra. Hop­ kins fl Baroco, who will oubtiauo tho busioeoa ul tho old stand. I would mo.t cho-rfully recummend tbe now firm to tuy many putruns and friends. Your patronsg* will bo worthily bestowed ■ ad gwnetoasiy dealt with, and kindly ' FRESH FISH! ' son over engaged in waa perpretrnted m this dty la«t Friday evening, by Ire- । smearing and daubing of the Methodist end Picobvt-rian churrhos. tbe reot.ienees ol Hutt. D mini Striker, 0. D. Soanl- , ding, Traver* Phillips, Hun. Norman Bailey aud Ed- Rider, with a solation < uf blue nnd black ink. Tho p*rpotn» tor* no dosbt were hired in tho interest of tbe wbuky influence, but. whatever they may ho, they d-oeryo heu-ing but will get a tonn of years in Stele Prison, whoatbe proper time e»m*a. C. M. A. of Nile., ha* uar thank, for copie* of the Btfnllitnt and JJnntrrt, publisbod in that city, in which we find eomo .Aarp cornM| cad once Upon Iho letter of uttr Nile* curre«i*ud*sl. print od -ome tbtee weeks since. We ha«e only lo say. that we printed tbo Irtte r as it ramo to ca, end gave no though' as t(> its political bearing; but presume no one. who knows uur uBdevialing !ri-t>d*htp tor Hnn. B. M. Doan, will for on* rnnment supi*mi re would ouaseot to feint anything with the in­ tent tu reflect on him vafovo a‘>ly. o tha t ahodld -v-n tar taste that* the B»puWican party w*a other than the par­ ty of “Law and Order," «a wo do not Som- of our jrood friend* in ths ouontry very justly ccmplmn. that tho roods seem filled with hunter* «ro the Sabbs I h. wioae gun. are ocatce-y eil.-nt Lar or Patzst* tsauod from the U during Um day. Thio i* very uapMo- 8. Fatmt Office to Michigra inrentora. aat in mauy re*pe«a, besides being a fur the we.-k ending Avril 14,1874, end >ch benriug that date. Furn'ahod thi* palpable violation of the Taw, and our sper|>v'Lx fl Cut. Solicitors of Pstfriends arorw ua that nnle*. th- sports­ ota. Wasl.imtton, D- (1: < men quit Iboir gamier M that day, Fad lion Bastcre-W Fusty. Clinton. they will bo cump<Bod to take legal AulomaUe Fan-J. Hmmcns. Polkton Nut lMk-J. B. SweeltaDd. Pontiac. ,UM,ure* to stop iL A word to the A Bazx Txzjlt.—On Moud*y eeexiMp Tbo city father, have secured a suit­ able roust tar our firo department ap- th-nks to tbo ft-nrteoy of Geu. W. peraiseee- Tbo old billiard UU tn tho Gr^ga- ef G-w* ^l*1* E' W 0 Mester of iho Imlepeadont Order uf Tee tovsn ol fish and Oohing are Odd Fellows, for tlw Stet, of Michigan, fnqwiUx tbo aoytnl bkwt » the n eejuyed tho greet privilege ol listencounty in full Lnee Gnun begins to look green, and the on Odd Feduwonip, by Hon. Wntylor greased doe. Mt frsrea over three iaoteao Cutfox, tete Vi*. -Preahbmt of th* United — ArwR Stats*. Md I^i.M*. moot «1M « W. wood Mt -y. that Lan* Hall wa. tW to crer-flowing by Um Mite W that >N FRIDAY A SAfCBDAT HOUSEHOLD PANACEA FAMILY Th* following ha* been -on« u* fnr publicatiun The writ*r desire, it Rhueld bo prinled. and we yteH to b.r request and gty* it plare, though we caanut see jn*t where it* publiesnon ran du *ny ‘p-csal good, but «r-pra<dme it cui> do no haraaawd it m*y preetbly jmw-e the writ-r Jh-I her fnetaU to toer tbs csxnment* of our city ladle* no her LINIMENT. BARGAINS CHOICE EGGS 8pecial_Notice. For Hatching. JAMB WOODMFF My Stock in made up by enreul relcclious from the bent SiraiiiB in New England anti i'ew York, nnd I em prepared to furnish Eggs nt the faHowing Light Brahma, - - $1^60 Dark Brahma, - Partrid^ Cochiua, - 8.00 W. K. BARBER. HiSTHGJ K&RBLK WOBB �rnrec, TjSbf^'x; i - hundred ye.rs from v« tbs the axfcxtrax s*ca w^t ox irrtirocMMXa tram tl.e face of the <-*r;li. Andvhal ”U «"»*• “f it ? Emily not liqOhsarssajMSas IbMosb tbs4arimrt>.f afafo uor. bn I d tugw 'tUh.. ,i<:>r Luk.i.uuk--'.Mend■«; ■ J j trod liquor of various time, ia AMtbsbrtU ot Um kvsv. la tk<u asd adskt. .“J f*®11!,------------ ------------- —. —~ * Ttat .m tato M mt .W ...ms <b. have never attempted to make it pUa,■rtraiw; . j ant to tbe palate with sugar. I guv. it ‘M ,uud’ein'- ,uo «M»o « 1 vuvBd q-iirw, ni ii it, and therefore it to impracticable for tbe railroad rompaaios to build it. or for aay tatmel cutnpany. It follow, from thi. if a bridr> can­ not bo built aerosa tho river, with tin ihperatlvw and stern necessity which cxuia to crass, the most feasible phu» for a huuml must bo found, and all tho and tooth shore roads for eomo wwk* Tha product* ns of tU country werei bringing was pro. Both were1 erowded vrith them. For several weeks' ' rim must some tegwtbsr st that point Tho buahxtesof thorn all must go through tbn tunnel and contribute tu its comings and to give value to ita stock. -By snch « policy and in aomu prastfoabli! pl neo—preclicnlilo for ttw moans whieh can bo commanded for it, I ween—a tunnel can aad will bo built. That place, aa i« now apporer?, will ba found whoro iho butlom is ruck, aad where tbe raanel ran Le built with thu -toast expenditttro of money. Those things aro so eridnot that they need but to bo stated to be comprehended. Al prerant all interests centering base are *» barartsiy with those <4 both eity and Elate, and it baa been tho ef­ fort of the writer of thu that they might bo so bound up together that there couH bo no motive for them tu become *••*** THE BRIDGE. Tunnel Building Practicable for Government But not for a Railroad Company oakad for the tun mJ on! ma nor, and my sprach before tbo Board of Trade Con­ vention held in this city some years ago to cramider tie- resiptW^ treaty and ship canal around Niagara Fall*, and .wipcb were made use of by oao of tbo ■-speaker* there, with your permionion I will once mare teesnoM upon tho atlenA recurrence to my »w *•=> ccntatnrag any threat to divert the rail­ way through rouro from Detroit to Grosra Lie by myself or the railroad Oowpany. It was stated in my lari that I should probably peas away as » tailrosji msa within a abort time, and probnldy within a.few months, and that I should have »o agency in controlling even!, which my judgement told mo waa impsndiag, nnd I stated for the ccnsideration of my fa! ow-citirens. whet, in toy opmkm. waa to be approheeded, in the future, and when I should esAse to have anything to do in shspiag these events At prevent the intrre.l. of this ccmpaay, the d«y and tho State are tbo same, and all point to a cross­ ing of tho river st Detrort. Bet each now fanpiov-nwat ia tho country modi­ fies ictno ol these interest*. Though the Slate to still interastrtl in crossing at Detroit and building tip its chief d^-, k ia BO lc.tn.rer twd up to a crossing ,qjwa CTrectioa. road has been built, whatever wo may think of tbe wisdom of tho investment. A link id twenty milre and lew between it and Ypsilanti, give* u through route for ail buoinre* mid travei that wav quite ao edible, tn way tho least cf it. a* by the Great Weeteru read, and travel bnaiire-aie lika tbe course cf tbe-omwat of tho Mtomri will often ^11* coane for miles. An equally lUiructum tbo way of transportfiticn wfll tSvwrt thu rourna of bwriMsalrcinons roulo to another. Thu old wreld k dotted with decayed citim, Wkose HttMta xwulMCTrota this ranso the pabple camo to trodoraftmd tlfoir case they would bo vary apt to drive to Mm wall any tn turret which placed Itaclf sc-ort their road to market. This wti usarly ion years ago. We have aoea what an awakening there has been • sines though the people do not yet fully , understand thnir position or tho Mnacs of their diffieultie*. I was then, as 1 I am now, conneeted with tbe railways of ths country, and according to th* reas­ oning of tbs writers and speakers, cohid consider fairly and with eandm, bo cth■ erinjaeest They preb»a judge cf.tny actions by their own. Tbo plain statomeat of my action ten years ago oy themselves, and always .inee, if they will do it,'will prove how widely they aro mistaken iu tbeir judgement. I havo always said that through tho ope­ rations of the tarifl laws, tho agricultu­ ral community are taxed to support al­ . most every other industry of tho coun­ try, and that to a compensation, and it to tbu only compensation Government con beetow upon it. the Gurrrninoni ought to ooon a* many avenue* to mar^Pt *”5 ** ** l***^1**"* *b«a all Teach thorn that a dollar i* only a hundred cents. Tnu h them bow tu cook a goo! meal of victuals.' Teach them everyday, liar], proclical eommon scon'. Teach them how to riurn atoelcing* and sow ub buttons. Give th*m a good, substantial, cum- ,r young rum (minor.) to go to thsaa aaluon* to get dnuk r> you can hare cause to proaeenfe them. Are yuu teat teaehiag vour non* to be liara The old prov­ erb is, “Liara and thieves g-j band in Laud.” Really quite a stop to tnoraKxing society, and at the same time you are teaching yuur sou to dnak and tu ba drunkards. Forbidden frail is sweet, and yet yon send them abroad to get th.m Ipymr mean* or foul Am you practicNg charity f ladirn, lot mo ad- Grand River Valley Division UE) PLWffi, . MichiganJZenlral R. R. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R- ottkranaaiLwaiumiBit: If J ou do thu, mark wy Words, movt of them would bo em|fy'. Tbo ounrequuuoe would be they would close with­ out juur bohi. fhun you could say, • Behold, whaj a^lmmus retormaimn l" Amain r trropo.iuun I would euggvsL A great number of tboea eatoon-keeper, wii. bo witb-mt means to supply tho wants ot ttoir famdi-ri. 1 prupuee that TEMPERANCE SPEECH. we giro them, it they are ru-ch-nics, •■upioynreit a* such. No aiuttor what Delivered before a Temperance Meet­ touy are, give them proper aboetfoui. Xb»ao gvuriomec iliat «re in Thi* great ing nt Fort Wayne, Indiana, by cause ot our* will gia Uy help you afong Mra. Albert Rosenthal. when yuu bare done mi thu. Dim; stop and ttunk yuu hasw done enough. La did : I am livre to ndilreu you On. no. Go aud gioddau their homos in the c-mo uf thu temperance mom- uueas«mally with y-*nr pn-reneo an I ■ moot Never having apakrn in pubfc before, and bring no «i«ater. 1 hojc you will not cribcLio mu too aeverely. 1 wa* taro Monday evening, and my exjmm h-uco on that occariou wm n vary cold one. and 1 believe to mouuf you iadiiw and clou among tho gentlemen Mr. MeNioda, being vallod upoa,to nddrru tbo Jsslies and giro them a tew at the L>«t Supper ol our Linl. A word word* of earouragottirul, reai.:ksd that motv to yuc. mollior* Ru« year son* to In good, bun-.ruble and apngut men, and jifor daughters U> be good nod vtr- ' tuous wumsu, and do out lol them stay up aluno late at uigbt with geutkm-n company, when tho rest retire. Duyuu Lriuw tlio Lord's Prayer J •’Lead u» nut into temtuatiou." Let. u» teach them, then, wliut their duty is in this Ilaie you always bad a pleasant loco Wurkl. aa't show them by example bow and kind words for them whoa they to Ixtoumo dutiful wivo* aud loving come luini" ? Have rou allowed •ham to consider homo ns the mt„t pleas ml s|>ot an cjrth ? 11 are’you allowed ruur soes to fecsito company at home 7 Or was it, |wrbaps, too noisy--loo much trouble t Or was it that your carpets and elevated to her proper po<itk>n, and ; nnd furniture might sutler, or, perhaps, shall wo lower unrwlrva and thus go, jour nerves wore too sensitive, which from sal -on to saloon to sing nnd pray : compelled your suns to leave homo and M they do in other plaeo* ? You will seek pleasure oUewhvre? Aud tbo *sy if our men nn> nut a.hsmud to go i coavrquenco uoubl bo they would go to there wbr should wet If you want to tIts saloons. Saloons as a genera!*bing, put yourself on an equal footing witii• aro made pleasant, attractive nnd com­ man, why don't you beeoms sboo-mak-] fortable, where those unpleasant re­ era, Llaeksiaitlu, e-srjwutora or any kind | marks are not heard which nre rung in of n mechanic. If you do that < have tbeir »ara as follows : ••dtop your no doubtthry are ever willing to allow naiaeT ‘Don’t bn so boisterous I" •‘Do, for once, art tho gnntlemar!" movement uf tha pre»oat day, which is TImim are thu word* with which they spread over the land, reminds mo ot a are greeted after a day’s work. Is it dtvoavo called tho horse epunufie that really a matter of serpnss that uur wo bad a few years ago. Then ram. father*, husband*, brothers aud sons tho money panic, then the farmers' opixuotic (uthorwiso called tho Grangers) I and now we have tho ladies' cprr.iotic — all of them politicjl disease* except on vim inc VINECAR EITTER5 Dr. J. Walkert CaHfbraia Vln- > Shingles, Lath, &c. .rw' i rnt san HA8TEHGS MARBLE WORKS! nromraUon, mule chiefly from the nauve ra Nevada mountains of &WoT*“:‘~e medicinal nronertis* </ width are extract-, rd tberefnJm -ifxmt the u«,of AkwjH-L The quratioa is rin-.o-i dal V asked. “What is tl»e causa of the unparalleled *««*■ Vraxo.a Brrrxtaf Oar answer B. that they remove the cause ol diwaee. and the patient rocovoa Uta health. Thor aro the Bf“2E£±srais; AMERICAN MARBLE JAMI'S WOODRUFF Hew many oi yuu can I jrtUst la mart OS— sr_rJ-w».rc^ will auswar, "Bocau-c wu ■s;»J urn (as ■ l.sSt *» 'i & s ta Msr^sll. BaUJaCrea. KriMtasae. Xifaa. ■ rklaaqs arrlra. r T sfl'tx 1 :sL» « J> ts* rd□.’ir EE2S *£gnit tfASA-UWi* r^3WSftWs,ir«8rti. TtetTOit. iifixiajr ft Esilrogi FRESH FISH! B AR GAINS alout IMG oatli-Cng white oak posts sot ten yswra iator. But be finds the Oascre orange on tlio whole the b»«t timber for puSta, growing rtrprity and proving very dnr-tol", mid tlio planta­ tion wliou cut reproduring itself readily. U» atou say* that in tho southern ex­ tremity <>! Ilhnou, tbo ctalpn grows iu «umn iustances a huudrwl feel high, with a trank two leet in diauiolrr ; and that u» is dwr.-ilwd in tho Muuouri Agricultural Bepurt, growing ia.Dunk­ lin county.. end measuring uiovty fest high and ten feet iu iircumfervncH, six feet above the ground. them use Vrxmua CtTTXM s* a ttedicrae, and avoid tbe use of alcoholic stimulant, m every L rm. No Person rah take thnw Bittern aeeording to direction*, and remain long unwell, provided their boare aro rot dostrovrd by mineral p«l «cn or ot her rceoaa, and vital orpin* wasted beyond repair. GrutrHil Thomututlit iwoelaim Vn«rora llrrma the uiort woadertul Tmngcrar.t that errr eu.taine.I the tanking system. Bilious. RrmlUrnt, and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which are io prevatent in Urn vallrra of oar rrest nvm throughoat tho Unite*! Htatew. renreielly those of •u- xr:—M>twni ni..n JJjmiara. ILinois, >.!. Arkansss, Bed, Tcaaeaacc, vu Colorado. Bra*.— ——> ---bama. Mobile. Savannah, Roanoke. James, and many otters, with tlirir vast tribu­ taries, throughout ocs entire country dur­ ing the Hntnmtrand Ahl—nn, and remark­ ably so during scusniM nt unusual brat and drynea.. are invsriat.lyeceoniy«nied by extoudvo derangement* ol the Moteach aud lircr, and other abdominal viscera. Ia their treatment, s purgative, exerting a powerful iuflucuc.- u;«j:i lL-«- varioas ergan*. is rasmtisllr urcvrtsry. There is no cathar­ tic for the purpose equal to Dn.J. WsxXZB^I Vrsro.n Btrrxmi, a» they will speedily re­ more the dark-ooli<n-l 4- rid u.ritcr with whirl: tbo bowels are ItculcL at the seme tune stiraitlsUng the reeretiou* of tbo liver, ami gi-nerallr nwtoring tire healthy functfoua <if iho ibf«*lire orpnrra Dyspcp\in or IndIgritIon, Bradaobe.l'iuu ill tLcblx«ddcr»,a»ugha.TigLt- na-ie it«; 3 a AaaAvkw’ ' OtlkL BrstW, . CbalasM Drat. tain. ot everv disease man U heir to. They we a gentle Purgative as weD sa .Tonic. Miter­ inK Cuimastlon or Infetamaticm of ths Liver and Visceral Organ-*, iu Bilious D-s'“iTnien will enjoy pood health, kt within their iaccme, the more thi^ krill save. Teach them tbo further one lire* be­ yond their income the nearer they got to tba houre. Bely upon it that upon your teething depend. in a great measure tbo wratur , rst to reach tho market, did think nod the woe of their after life. state that fir the Government fire, ten ur twwn'y-fivo millipus wore but noth­ painting. drawing—if yuu bare the ing, and that tbo increased revan a* time and money to do it with. favor ol the GreoMne as a body. They , which would result to It Dm* tbe in are industrious, sober, intelligent. coonTeaeh them to climb npple trees, go omioel men, pay their taxes, are guud arsisod prosperity of tho town* and Gating, cultivate a garden and drive a cities, and country in the ^oat, by tbe rood team or farm wngun. civx ns, and won’inluMaglaseofbounl stimulus which would be given to their are always good enough to vote lor yuu,' Tench them that God made them in and are thou called by office-seekera thousand forma of indrstry, would by hi* own image, and that no am rant ot far. aaa-s than nmaSuree it for-hQ such tight lacing will improve tho mojul expenditure. In my judgement, there leach tteun ttiat a good, staady, is no higher or morn sacred duty of tho greasy mechanic wrilK.ut n cent, i» you expect that those women can tnakGovernment than to aid remote dis- worth a dore a oil-pa led loafers in hums attractive when tbe mean, are broadcloth. C wanting 1* Yon will tar that kind ket. and at no time of my life bare I, Teach them Abo eocmtials of Kfu— wtrds and looks cost nothing. But I or would J, intimate any diflorent judg- truth, honesty, upryghtures— and at a when stark wants stairs them in the meat. Cllctraining. sultaMe time let then) mam. face, buw cm they look pleasant ? What i* the courao now of tho veosri What is your <^>ty toward them ? Let interest? It is placing itsoll in tho way, m- tell you In o’fsw words: Let usj| If you wi-h Iu du your own calci- Prspatt/ca Grerat'I.eMtiMlagaf Tn Urea al visit their hemes, nod let os oxainiue miniia. yuu will find the wliolo opera'ioa a verysiuijitoons. I’n t-n pound, and sum tn frequent the saloon., I of Pain white old half a pound.of best I inuvLAay with regret tin often. Is it white Rule. S’jak the glue for twaBAyI U’/rbar duty to help tbum ? Wo bare tqur hours in a tin jsa.il cuutaisiog half painty of meuna Giro it to them, and a gallon of warm water. Let it atand Help them to make their homes attrac­ n»ir ILe stove to krep warm. When tive, and nine cases out uf ten their bus­ about ready to mix up your materials, IlsatimeJmU tomobmes shutting co I must aay that I have jet to see a «iu- bunds 'and eons would spend thmr set tho gluc-poil in a kettle of boiling tbe direct routes altogether. It ia en­ gte caw where tbo symptoms rwcmblo evouiugs st home, and, a, a natural watre, end stir until it is all diswtvoJ. dangering tbo interusia of thi. tMaio and chalara in the human race. In all consequence, tofouus would bo empty. ' The Feit* while I* to Lo put in a [tail citv, because by portability occasionally case* examined by ma, the Grat nod sbLot us rommonco this tcmpo:anc-.> (hat you use f >r tbo work, and hot n vobmI maybe delayed,’ bcctuo pos­ coral stomach, tho intestmr. lungs’ aud and mwral rofonrauoa th.iroughiv. Lot sibly it cannot at times in an instant lir«r wore heahby. In ano ease of tong enough lor parang on with a brnvli ; pas* through open spaces as long m standing, tho secund stomach <** reouand tbo gluo io then mixed with it, ■xm of lbw bianiM Df tkiat«y, oritowgtr. gusted wuil a little soltened; in •»(rural whoa tbo material is n-ady. It can be It will destroy the value of a hundred the gkli bladder wa* distended ; but in put un with a large-aisod common painmillion dollars invoated in railways all the brain, nnd in *omo tho upper tar'a brash, in tlio sama manner tb.it whiqh have aided to build up pty and part of tbo sjnue wa* disowned. Stele and tho Weat, to sees itself coma i *A short tiiuo brforo tbe diseaso made impcrcoptibly slight inconveniences, in ha appearance, tbo iocruvUious uuou the toga comtnenred growing rapidly, removed out of right. I would advise and also made lb appearancu upon tho you, ladies, to iuvastigste bis collars, fimhs cd others that warn free from tha audsea lf yuu cannot find anything dtoeaso before. Tho tUxasad tog» *?• str- agar than nter, and nten tba cellar* bo.tbo best in tho hands of an amateur poured to be painful, as they froauent'y of Ihuoe other gentlemen who hare giv­ A. very Uiip cunt h tho best m * thick en ro llberalh’. It was very kind in one may crack. You will hare to thin Mr Olds, ou a certain uccatiou. to take the matorul-with txdwaior from time two bottles uf wino io tho Yulksfrouud to time. If you are carotol, tbnro it <w need in scattering tbo wakh over oarLadies, another csum which lies at our own door, and which drives sun*, fathsrs and husband* from homo to thoee very Mdeoos, fhsi.we aro so auxtoas to dose, and still do our bort io "THE TffiEEB (FBI! ram' fill,, to our When thorns enermonr dry good*, mil­ liner and druse makei bill* aro prosent>d, aad their own drafts at the Lank to pay whoa due, m it not enougu to drive them to distraction end down tbeir anx­ iety in liquor ? Now we will commence about uur jewel*. Look bow cusdy OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, STUCCO ot UIC worm uw. “ .u——------- ^J==tt±(."S!SiSS -AprepsM of Mrs. Livermore's lata lecture un the abure import.at qurstmn I aisled that tho former was oxa- tbe Ihsveaport thuutial thus sensibly pellcd in Illinois aad adjacent cuuutry mokaeaBSwer: ' 4 to give three bushels of grain to get one Teach them self-reliance. to market—that in tho cutrnfry a tittle Treeh Inem In make breadfate a«Ua«.1.„riteat lk«—.teeter iurtlwr wvet lit* o>rn was his cheaper, Bor ik. -anil.* vtm b«><U nw7 tkrrtd rltk tual; that the. price of his grain vra. Teach them tu (sot up store bills. JsMlwaodsl fixed by the I*>ndou and Uvorpoul Teach them not to wear false hair. Teach thorn aoi to paint sad powder. Teach them to wear thick, warm boos. Tesch Iheru how 10 wash aad iron ■JOT of the West was compelled to pay all tho L-xpeoso ol trausperting his wheat to tbosu'marketa, that there wore tn nnluon* of people, ia tte Northwest aad a tboutand mlltioq bnriieli of grain Track thorn to do marketing for the by tbe transportation and ’tbit’when •^utTru •"' ' P~!-= ,Uuu>« <n> —-u >’*“ Irt. iMmow. J. Cole & Son, For iutlaltimalorr and Chronic1 UlieuiuatlMn, v'.ut. Bilious. Bcmitteut' and lulcnaitte'it I’, vim. Diwan of tho 111a<4 Livre, Kiilncyv, and Bladder, three ll.Ui-r« Laie no isimd. Hkreb Discasrs are i csiuwsl by Vitiated Bhxxl. Mrqfatnlcal IHnt axre.—Person* cnpigv.1 in Prints cud Muisral*. such u 1’iufc!- r*. Ty |w--re Gold-boatera, and Miners as Urey ndraaev In lite, ore *ub••-vt to ]>mIsA.r of the Bovrls, To guard of^inst iLis, talc a dose uf Wsutzn’a Vnrtri.n Ilrrnxn Mv-a»inaaHy. For Skin Ui*ra*t-«,EraptwaiTo<tar, i licit Bheura, lUo'.ebes, biota. .Pimples, 5‘usiiilr-, Boils, CatLuuobw. Kuurwanna 1 Scald 11 ••nd. Hott: Eyre, Erysipelas, Itch, 1 - Pin. T») <•• and other 'VornwJmkingmlh «.>fou>ofsornaaythousands,ore effortBslIy uctruyud «a4 remorod. 2id systrtu e4 tWikite, no vrxmlfugos. no satkcliu nil os. will tm th; system from now hke these Bi ton. Pur Female ConiplaiutR, in yo=ng or old. msrricd nr tingle, st the dawn of womanbood ot tbo turn uf life, theseTooie Billets di»jdsy .so decided an inflaooM tout Improvement is toon perceptible. JutUldieto—In all eases of jaundice, rwslsamml that your liver is not doing its sort. 'Die only nenriblu treatment is to promote tbe secretion of lAio bile and favor its removal For this jmrposo ue Vurxoxn Bnraaa. Cleanx the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find ita impurities batrtiag through tbe skin in Punpim, Erupttoaa, or Korea; cJoauM it ehcc you find it ob­ structed and siuggfah in the vrins; etesBao it when U is foul; your teelings wLl tell yon when- Keep tbo blood pc.re, sod the Health of tho system will follow. DB. ( BOOK’S WISE OF Tl»l di Jussaftias jW wlsssrVar iab*nnww» P«U *)<!•< nn twin, nan sxnxacr.wa. • lire li.to.rea Itrtk ill IreUd.r Vrw*., are u> Uallr art 1* all lire r>l>u>)rei Fte. IWeviaMWa .nUSa Bates. n*tbea»«Otaa«sMSktato* ,— ManaUetorrr si Irow. Capper a*, liraaa Wire WlZSte yC**’ “J'S Wire Wack ‘tu oi its* Ute ns* *» • mrttr < a Id 1 a : M B' Randolph riggs House, St and Fifth Ante . EUiiOBffi, BUGffl t WaifflH, CHICAGO. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-05-13.pdf 1a1b48e0347c47ebdbd749c025883f87 PDF Text Text TH« K«rd»ucMi Bmmch. G«o. M. Dewey, editor and publisher. VOL. XIX. NO. 3. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1874. |THE CONSTITUTION OF 1 MICHIGAN. JOHN ROBERTS, to commence on Tuesday May 12th, 1874. All Plows entered for Trial to be tried in Sod, Stubble, Corn Stubble, ground covered with Straw and muck. We mn-ka this challenge because Messrs. Dwight the & Burrall have advertised four victories over C-_ new Oliver Chilled Plow in Field Trials, in a single day, and at the time of such statement we had never been in a field with them, nor had we ever been invited to do so. 'Si'-." 65 will be maria at time stated at or near Hastings. FARMERS OF BARRY COUNTY ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO BE PRESENT. Over 400 of these celebrated Oliver Chilled Plows now in use in this county DENTIST • The No. 3 Hastings Flow always victorious I upon the msrtte, shall bo tried for the ■am. offense. All peroons shall, before oonrlctioc, bo bailable by enffloiont •urotioo. except fur murder and treason, when the proof 1* evident or the pre­ sumption great. Sac. 19. Treaoen against the State shall eonstet only ia levying war agaitut it. or adherins to it oaetnloe, giving them aid sad comfort No person shall be JOINT BEB0LUTION proposing c.nvieted of troeocn ualere upon tbo amand monto to the Constitution ot the te,timoay of two witneeoes to the umo State of Michigan. overt act, on eonfoeaioa in open court. Snail nJ ffmt »J Rrrnrnlatim tf U>a 8UU JLMfn. That the Constitution of the Blue of imposed ; cruel ur unosaal punishments Michi.nN be cud thoroao ia hereby •hall UO< be inflicted; aor aball witnoreeo lx un.rca.onab'r detained. Rte. l< No pmou itiall be deprived PREAMBLE. For the purpose of ealabli-htan. defin­ •>f life, lib-arty or property, without due ing an-l lirviting the powers «ud datiea i r.wu.-as of la*. No per-ua obeli bo <■1 tbv earera! department* of govern­ compelled, in nay criminal com, to be a ment, the PoopL- o’ the Blate of Michi *1 envoi again>t bimaell, but if any par auu ahaU elect to make a atat>-man'. in pan do ordain tbia Couatitutinu. hi> own behalf ho aball be subject to ARTICLE L Sac 15. No p-r»on ahaU bo impris­ oned fur debt arising out of or founded on coatrnc , express or implied, tueot in c.s« of fraud, or breach of truat, or for muaeya collected by public officers, or m my prufeeaional employment. No ftereon aha I bo itupitaoncdfor a military Last Friday April 24th, the Age its for the Uhille-1 Plow awisia I by and tried their plow with the No. 8 testing the draft with a Dynamometer, the follow; menu mode by farmers present and the parties holding th< Hastxvdo April ■,1874. We the undersigned saw the plowing ' , ® ITTOOKTHE FIBST PIffiMinMATOraIWI M. LIST HLl om TH (HU CUV, after a thourough trial of both plows by one of the They are put up with either Steel or Cast Mold­ boards. Come and get one on trial. DWIGHT & BURR ALL, ARTICLE IIL §60,000 00 dary line of lodtans Io the place of be ginning Sec. ± Tito seat of governmsnt shell reu.alu at Lansing. Miuiiai. Vys;.: , •tockholders of the firm,” went up to Messrs. Barlow A Goulyear's field ..ear ’no Ifrf A. J. HKWTVH, PETER CRAMER. THO. BRAKQWIM, JOHKPH CRADDOCK. said boundary line of tire Stalo cf Ohio till it intereecla the boundary line he twoen the Un'tod States ami Canada, io Lake Erie; thence with the said l«unuary lino between the United States and Canada through toe Detroit Hirer. Lake 8t Clair, tbo St Clair River, Lake Huron, the St. Mary's Rivrt and Lake I Superior, to a point where U» »sid line lot loaches Lake Buperior; lheooo in a direct lino through Lake Superior to the mouth of the Montreal River; thence through the middle of the main chan no! of the said Montreal River to the bead witen thereof, aa marked upon the survey made by Cartein Oramm by authority of the Unit*! Stales; tlianco madirocilioeto tbo center of the channel bo<*eoa Middle and South Ulanda, in the Lake of the Doaort; thence in a direct lino to tbo couth, ru shore of Lake Brule ; thence along said, southern shore thence down the renter of the main channel of the seme to the renter of the mo*l usual shin channel of the Green Bay of Lake Michigan; then through the renter ot the moot usual ship ohan nel of the said bar to the middle ot Lake Michigan ; thence through the middle ! Lake Mlbcigan to the northern boundary uf the State uf Indiana, aa that Imo was established by the oct of Congress of the nioeteenlli of April, eighteen hun­ dred and sixteen ; thence due east with the not til boundary line uf said State uf ludisun to the noi tli»art corner tlieisof; Hastings, April 27th. 1874. Miillt. HOME MENUFUTUEHS TRIUMPHANT! [oemtAt.] Aa proposed to be amended by the Ometitntioual Commission of 1878, re­ viewed by the Legislators, and sub* raided to the people ia tbo form of a joint resolution; with notations of tbo changen proposed, prepared by 8. B. McCracken, pi-rsuant to a concurrent resolution of the two Houses, and ap­ proved by the President of the Senate and Speiker ol the House of Hopre•entativae. includiag the joint resolu­ tion submitting the alternative propo­ sition of extending the elective 6mu» I. The fitale of Michigan ia bounded as tcllows, lo Wit: Commencing at a i«nt on tlx eastern b-.un-lary line of the Blate of Indiana, where a direct lino drawn hum the tvulhrrn extremity of lake Michigan U< too moat northerly capo Of the Maumee Bay ahali inttrraect the same, said point being the uorUiwnst corner of the Bute of Ohio, aa oetabb.lifd by an act of Congress, entitled ‘"An act to osta'diab the ninthora boundary lino of the State oi Ohl t and to provide lor the admi.s-uu of the State of Michigan into the Union up in WHOLE NO. 989. L. t«ntD. SINE’S Keat'ZAit HVUTAf- • GIFT ENTERPRISE! MX a< Bam. Av u -■TVawlJr CALL AT JOHN STANLEY'S* Pure Wines and. Liouors I !3!Sl?£ra-u MORTGAGE SALE. IF YOU WANT XEW STORE I HI GOODS AID liW PRICES Hastings, Michigan, >5,000 KACHIN GRKKHBACKS! tixcnox 1. The legislative |»w»r i* Sictiox 1. All political power ia io veiled tn a Senate aai H»u»i of Boprebereot tn the propio. Government ia erntauva^ Bye. i. The B-uats shall consist ol intituled for their equal benefit, secur­ ity, and protection. They have the r.gbt thirty-three meuibvrs. Senate disirtru to change ur reform the aaiue whenever ■hall be arrang'd by the Legislature, and not tee* than two aball be formed the public good requires No ipecial privilege nr immunity shall be granted of the territory known u the Upper Peninsula. They aball bo numbered that may not be revoked. conaecutiyvly, and each district aball Sic £ Every ner.no aUR be at lib­ erty to worship God according to th* ,elect one Beoa.ur. At the first election under thia Constituuon, Senators in the dictate of hu own oonaefonre No person aboil be compelled to attend, or. against bis conaeut, to contribute to tbo erection or «uj>port of any place of re­ bervd districts tor louryoarq and tbereotter all Senators , ahali bo elected fur ligious worship, or lo pay littiee. taioa, or other rates, lot the aupport of eiy four years. No rounty shall be drrided minister of the gvapel or teacher of re­ in the formation ot Senate dLtricta, ualees aoeb ouunty aball equitably onUllo.1 ligion. Bic. 3. The civil and politxeal rights, to muse than one beuator. Sac. 8. Tbo Bouse of Representa­ privileges and capaatiee of no person aball be diminished or enlarged on ac­ tives (ball consist of one hundred and ton members, -to be appurtiouod among count uf his religious belief, nor aball any person be incompetent to be a *it- tbo mtstuI couatiee and diarnot*. ae------------ •■ -• lorb.Uef ootdiog to an equal ratio of population, nor shall iug a ratio uf reprseentattoo, and a Iractiun over equal to oso-third of such ratio, ahali be entitled to two Rsproeeotatirea, and above that number, uno additional Representative, ft* each ad­ on all sutgec-a being reepondble for the abuse of that right; and no law shall ditional ratio; but entry organized bo uumkI to restrain or abridge the county containing a population of not Into than ono-tiurd oi the ratio of rep liborty of speech or of tbo press. Ju all prosecutions for libel, the troth may be reeontatipu, and every two or more con­ girea ia evidence to the jury, and if it tiguous organised euuntiae coctainisg a ahali appear to tbo jury that the matter Uko [cpulation, ahali be entitled to a Every uuorgsnued charged aa libelous » true, and was Representative published with goad motives and for county shall to attached to a ttopreoauJustifiable ends, the acousod shall be talivo diatrict Repieaentarivee ahali oequittod ; and tbo jury aball have the bo ohoeon tor two years and by siagle nght to determine the law and the facta. ■batrieta In every county entitled to tis. 5. No bill of attainder, «r pert more than one Representative, the Klaw, or law lm;xir.ng tou oblige- board of aspreviaore shall assemble at such time end place aa may bo pro­ of contracts, shall be passed. ' 8«c. 0. Tbo privilege of the writ of vided by taw. and divide toe aaxae into Mew «wyw shall not be suspended un- Raprascntativo diauioto equal to to" Ires, in omo of rebellion or invasion, the ।number oi Kept- enntativoa to whieh •uoh Ctoualy is emitted by law. end .hall public safety mny require it. Sac. 7. The right of nisi br jury oanMtobeflPd in the office cf the shall remain, but riudl be deemed to be Secrotary of State and dock of seeh waived in criminal cases in cmtrtx otoer than courts o! record, and ia olril earoo CRAYON. �Mr*. Hike the victim of th* brute! amaait by eateoo-koopers at Kalamaxoo, i* slowly recovering. The H*breve of Bay City a« ^TSS^ZTwya^te »• -i TrouHi In the School District. or PiB for th* Octagon Her., to be Taken In Separate Dowa. * Standstill, owtag to a strike >M>ff th* hands. tbico wire men do when they had sseembled- They agreed to hire Mire D. booaase Mr. H. rod Hr. W. hod both agreed to tet b«r bar* the rchool if she would accept of their offer, nod *bo had tlVii&ITK"1NM ofborer abd on the O. KMsntod. Now! wish to have it fair­ R.<J.B.B, Theraaro. this time ly underaiooa that did not apply for nliMMSwal st at Baud laks, aud two tho school, but they requested bur to or thrac.Anrtii* township of Ensley. This meeting nnd egrevment was ou Saturday night; and Monday morning. Mr. H. was to rone over and let her but as-nohe oftWem bare aa y»t had know sb* could hav* th* »choo!. But, nny ffgjfaoftwriig token sick with II, behold what a day bring* forth I On we all entcrtahi teepee that we raay ro- Monday morning, bright and tariy, Mr. c.-tpe the loarintetnc fll«: esc. There ba* W. Brod* far Mr. H-; bo wonts some been no destui from It yet, and the at­ tending pbystetan* say that they never •aw small fcMix'ln so mild * form before. Well; cuoogli of small pox, rod tho I*** thafoctier for yvur humWo rereanL Springs*cmsl?Ui to put Inanspponrnnee here, and may be It, toq, fo afraid And, would yon bolters it, Mr. H. of thysuraUjxwt ap$. therefore tails » consented, all former bargain* to th* be around. *J'b*pls* wpfrh to not th* best ptaeq laatn roirid tn. wl.teb to contrary notwithstanding. Now, when tbo B. M. heard of it ho gktbarasw* fa®.a nawvpaper, cunsowas very indignant, and took them to task abo-,< it. Mr. H. nod vary littlo lo my, bpt E- W. got right up on his beam th* circular saw*, the running out lum­ end* and fairly bowted. Hs says, “1 ber to th-* lumber yard, loading and un­ want my boys lo learn 'rilhmetic, and loading sbthgle*, and oecastapaJly a lonely tramp In qunt of a Job, !s nbout Him B. will learn them ’rithmetic, and sh-M ba M M nr otbsr.aad to it all good-akinoa .terakl | liaM as prompt otwdiroro a, fo «v other statute of th* State. Our <ov*tmrot fo simply thswill of a majority of tba people. The laws represent the will of tlomajcrity, rod whan they do act thsy riroald b* promptly repealed, kat antfl repealed they should b* re­ spected by all c1*mm M our citixen*. To defy row taw ia Just as bad u to defy say other, rod so man can be jusHied ia bidding defiance to tho taw making power, or tho taws that power places upon th* itatulo books of tb* titate ar th* nation, unlesi ho t* willing to ibid* th* penalties of ita violation on moral ground* and for moral nrarons; rod it is only in tbo mo*t extictao case* all one beat* or sets here st tihacat, m> Um; farmer* tn llicturronudlngcountry, <I«apltc the sold wosther, are busy pre­ paring their ground for summer crop*. The mills are busy rash day,' Sundays exsepted. and I would State, that, they are cutting sumc of the utcep} turn tan and sltlnglo at pjesent, I.qyer taw. Thl* morning there wai a klxt.-en foqt log sawed in the will that seated 1,'iM feet. J few I* that for a*aw lox sixteen feet lung; , A. D. Cook Eoq.. on* of th* Arm here, left on Saturday morning last for Has­ tings, and tvok a »p«elmcn of shingle* with iiUn, which undoubtedly yvo bare eocn ere this, and which 'probably con compare with three cut at any of the kill rather than bo caught.' “You have been commun I am oblig.d tn you.” quit the public at large, but for Its tWornecteni1 the officers of th* city, and the Prow­ curing Attemay of ths Ootrtrfy era , reBarria think* titty a tty end nulehryludc Change ni« facta with ■' ■■ thi* tunc. premising to write aa of­ ten os anything of Importance prtwnti •tself to write about. I may rouieUnie In tho near future, write you ait article upou a matter that trnnaplrcd here a «-s tt time ago, and which, though true, pnoolat*** w nformed spot oamboo rod 1*1 The testimony of comlx tcut judge* ia .dtxiied in tlio opinion that the ure of ardent euirite ia hurtful h> health and lone life. and the old-fa*!;fonod catcola­ lion* of Natsotx, in hi* Fitai SUiuiiajiro confirmed br the rveetrcbca of tho Genofqi Lifo-officv. According to those oetimatre, the pr-bability of death ntaong drinkers between twentymo and forty yean is ton limes a* much av among tho whois population; between forty­ use sudaixiy yew, four time* a* mueh; and among habitual tippion over ttety rear* of ago, take os much as among tho people at large. In England, IMO •50 umro than HMK) ra*r>, were reportcl of men who had literally drunk IhciMclvr* to death. Nsiaou La* given u* his investigation of fill I tippler*, that out of 10*10 inhabitants of tho same ng.* only rimteen din. Tbu^ tho mor­ ality cnscngdrhilcrs i* three time* aa great as in tlio community at largo Ho 4iu« cntricl out bi* calculations into all ttaou, -nd shown bow this chreuic self- ally in doing, what th* law maWe» it U|0 duty of ita chosen agents to HR Any 1 hav* th* right to t* d*; but t*vn no right to charge that other* who do not ace duty and interest u they, see it or either of these, jiro enemies of tew and orderEvery man and woman must jndg* for him or herself what duty it, aad thon d» it. Bat it ia not foir for any one dost to condemn any other who do not see duty n they do. Everyman should act as he boliovet doty demands and of this ho must bo tho solo judge, and far his note ho must nod for differing from ha neighbor in opinion, provided always bo dore not violate any tew* of right or of the State. Fataonal wo believe tho Law oDPro­ hibition should be enforced, and trust it may ba with *igo^ but wo cannot believe it our duty to engage actively in doing tbo work to other hands com­ mitted, but most earnestly demand that all officers of ths tew execute tho tew, and aa a law-abiding dtteon w» will andoraa them in doing their duty, white aa a member ef tbo pre** wo propose to *1.^1- handsamo full-pogo illrutration of tho mouth of th* St John’s Biv*r, showing the ruins of the old light-home a grove of palm tro**, etc., Th* third picture is _ .Ju__ i j____ _ -• - ..r - Bolls, other hondsom* and interesting pictures nro A Rotricror,' after Detker, and Th* Bashful Lctw,' by J. M. Burflald. 'Up Springs the Lark.' is th* titte of a cbanning tittle view, exceedingly ap­ propriate for spring time. John Hows fas* a full-pag* pietav*. striking foe Us bold cess, called th* 'Hemlock* of Ot­ sego,’ showing a group ol tho** greet tree, upon the shores cf that famous lake- ‘Ths New Capitol at - Hartford, iConn.,' ia a finely executed drawing of tha large and ornate building new in process of erection at Hartford, at tha cost of several millions of dollar*. Tb* 1 last illunralmn in this number is an *x,rollent portrait of Max Btrakosch, tb* jimpreassrie. to well known in connoc_ I.L V..H___ ___________ ___ I Wounds, Ulcent, Bruises, Spmljw, Colle. OH Korea, AU Hemorrhngw, DIuttIub*,' Piles, carted rod handled by hand, snd the I <wat of this more than cal* up the pxofi *, and la a grevlou* tax uion the pr Oncer. Hence the rraln trade of the retty irbetajr dhrertad to ottrer potnta— lU—-.1—m.1 1>*.(1—<*—Kt— — «•A VI — hl». .._ Estray Notice. cHin Engines and Boilers. &» auto onoogh; Men day morning, bo goes to wbere Mis* B. in and lays, all in a flatter, “I want to l>o roleaaed, I want tube released I I want to wub my Lauda of thia whole affair.” But Miso B. being hard r,f hefcring just then paid no attention, but kept right on the ‘Drama.* Bubscripthm ptice, |5, itcluding chromo* *Tbs East* and *Tbe reading, nnd he left inatanter. Vest.’ Jams* Sutton A Co., publisher*, 6B Maiden lane, Nsv>Xoek Ctty. ■•Mr. II. 1 want my contract, just now, Liver snd "bIooTdI testes. right away.” 1 goto Mr. H. dared not retuse, and wrote a contract, and ho and Mr. W. signed it, nud Miss B. says, “now I am all right; I will teach your school, any way." Now, Mr. Editor, it an happened neither ol those maxiy-rided men were office: * ef tbo District, and coMcquently the coolract waa no contract; and I FARM FOR SALE! FOR THE PREMISES WILL BE BOLD - ll. B. I3TEBKALBEVZSDE II! 1,lilt, U Dtf M M Sl-mra 107. But the Inapectcca did not apo tho “pint," so they •‘pintod" for Hasting*. On Monday waa town uieoting, and they want for tho old luwnthip Board with a vengcnce.snd by tbo help of the dog low mslcvntents, they «uccvceded ia breaking the ring; and for my part, lile accordingly. Tho lost Hatemcnt it I think it i* a good thing they did ; far moat (tnrtling, and shows c falling off they had got to be to awful corrupt in tho probable term of life for each that they allowed the Clerk |2i dollar* teu yoarv, from twenty to sixty and .up­ for tih service* otto year; and would ward, of respectively twenty-eight, you believe it! they allowed tho Treas­ ure the c.-.ermou* sum of TEN whole year*, with fraction*, and amounting to dollar* for dhbuning between 15,090 j the fearful jerveutagv, respectively, of and.BG,000. Oh hditor of horror* 1 Uh extromitiss, etc., *ic. Only a faw of th* above symplcsu* are likely to be praarat thirty-five, thirty-eight, iortj, fifty-one, mteerabla rdcnm, what would thu town in any rate at oos tints. Tils lim be­ and uxty-fhreo per cent, of probable Jtaro come to, if pannUtod to fun on in ing th* gnat dopurating or blood H(*. a* compared with tho population. deanung prpan of tha tystem—s«t this And now election is over, and it ia all .groat “houMkaopar of onr health" at Surely atroog drink is »low Uro. and iatcmprranco ia voluntary mad dm* snd tranqcQ on the beach for tho pre*ent; work, and tbo foul oomiptioa*. which gender in the blood, and rot out, aa it ebrouie suicide — Dr. Unmrt O>}^4 fa but should any thing occur worthy of ware, tho madifeory of lifa, are grad­ note, I will l*i you Uow; or should ually expelled from th* sntom. For cigbor of thoao worthtes require nsotbar thupurpea* Dr. Fforec'* Golden Msdiany portion of one, they ran 1 by calling on patronage it rxpseta to roroiv*.of tho Great Westw. w------ »__L. t . ( I r > 1 Bro Grore ,wl ar* all ahtare. Th* citixro. ar* buading back fire* to modify tbBraragreof Ib.flamt*. kJ village* stang tbo lin. are in danger. TUtarnloo- between Muskegon and Grand Haven ■ raid to-ba aff ahtaae, white al Ma.kegon tho flam** are crowding eta** upon l!>« city, and the eitim* and *0gines bro* been called to tbo reroro. 1 Several farm* bars already boon burned Wz Bars ^ov.-A "Tho joint rosolaiiua. regular ***3*00 of the Legislature, requirinR th* Governor tn appoint two o.uimlsdonorii to prepare a rods of practice and court procrod ura, sinralar to that now in vottea ia tbo titais of ?ir Die Tiral Dita La SPECIAL TAXES. HOPgINS and BARNES, DBUGS Mi IffllCW, NOTICE. aSILEi . C-ll«>or 0( l.Urx OraM Mxk . „* H/ IS* rec«l T«« Hrwep er Mme* Ser * Hot Uld dry. G»ld 1U 1-5. item wanted. HASTINGS DAY AND NIGHT. ----- . “J w Ui OBmor from tho worst scrofate to the earnman pimple, blotch ar eruption. Great _i— . City Drug Store, V irate*t Diq«tcho* fraai various parts of ths Stalo show tb*t extensive fires prevail in tho for**!*, threatening in tome cate* important town* wnh detraction. Most them seem to bar* originated in ir,*rk. trom pawing locomotive Th* wood* be « permanent lieo, aud will VtabtaenCrofaJrh^-.. ~ U>> itMromfdtahetl. reeUero, brutal and' Ufa! burgfare Uial aflUct the w orld. MS-«>r J",»b*I*i t***«*7> “imr Maw tforid. Four of them WcreJ Med last week, rod I thought. j«*»d ■ ■, ft.—.., ——U HATCHING. PRICE S3.OO A DOZEN. April 3.—To-day Air. W- notified the School lns]>ector* to go to-morrow and appoint him an officer. April 4.—Tkej* (the Inspectors) were going along; end when they got along then', and when Mr. W. eaw them, he went Minning lor Mr. H. and taya. "come, Mr. H., the Inspector* are over there and wo muit go over and get 'piutod officer." But Mr. H. says, “don't bo too fast; it will not be legal, be will butt it up." But, Mr. W. ray*. “O, yrs, it wiD, the blind man ia away, nnd we ran get 'pinled, aud then wo can run the insti­ A Woodruff iloeper will leavs the M. C. 11. B. denct at Detroit for Indianap­ olis on Monday, at fr40j. tn., rauniog via. Jackson. Fort Wiiyno, and ►, arriving in rndiMopolit in time to wake all tho conarotioM with tho nntaeratri train* out of tb* city tn alldirestioM. v , ' ‘ Thueacraut but nrova cf great adventagn to-ths tr*r*Bug public aa al th* present timo there is no connecting line •rX’w-e ■ support 2Z>n»c trade and they do it invariably. Who cats whei. rinsed iti Barry County, if it is not the people uj the county must build up'our own place; people in Grand "Rapidn wonid* it for ub. We have 'Mercbintc, Mechanics, Tradesmen. Lawyer* Doctors aud Laborers; but oM aaya “we have no im cimaii J Hastings who can do a good job of work." To puch I would uy look at our Brick buildings, our Agricultural wqrks, our and our Ctfriagtw, Wagons. Cuttow <fcc made in Hosting*, then .“ay'wu hare no mechanies. Compare to day with ten ago; for then there waa not even a painter in Barry Countv that txiuld paint a lumber wagon fit to be seen. There is no ne'cd going away from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and ao fir as Cutters arc concerned, you can &»ve ten dollars on erm Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hostings, that in other Town in Michigan (great or email 1 jor-l flnr.T know wnau>, snow .hk they------eannot compete with my Cutter Machine. I smogiving -. _. my cumonjerg benefit of my Cutter Machine which I do say ““ is :-------a savi ring ­ often dolors to them ou every Cutter they biiy of mo. I hav. out my first batch of Cutiari. and am Running Out ther |<n which I will have ready in a few days. I shall sell J> [«« Mb Par next season. I am .ready now to offer lower pric on bag.. gies than ever before. I am preparing Machinery to to undersell any carriage builder in tho country. Ti have made niv customers HjWty and can do it agait My by*. inewDnearly doubles every year, and t'jat is evidence nf tion somewhere. . Mr. H. says, “if yon will get Mr. W1o consent, I am quite willing to hire acme one els* yet, for I know we pay A. H. Cody tails in a n*w form Tho Old, Old Story ;’ Mrs. L. M. Blinn singa of, •Tho B*autifal Br aud By ; and a F. Mr. W. says, “consent, of course 1 will Hopkins, of Ixrndoo, haa a long wonder­ —I'll arnieut to anything, and what ia fully entertaining account of ‘An Engmore, I will not hove her now, at any rate I will tell her tpaasoona* th* Unnanionx, M. D. No—. Hard Scrabble. aasnfactering enterprise* of cur city ■ that d seari spy command la* pultiic at­ tention fa tho naw carriage ahop cd A. IL Bock Eeq., on tbo South-east corner. XVlint tu fhr» online of all thia <tir* Ujow, Mr. Editor, the blind man say* it etmek fans very forcibly at tbo time that sotuo other teacher could loom thoeu young gentlemen the art or nrith- to cat onraptnrar, nave an exrretliniy good ehrora of living on moat that will make but a ehurt stay tn Ufa Tho let­ ter ctara of butebtregre as lwne-t b«e aa they are anywhere, but beaten iwlp tliose who arc ubl.ged to depend upon ’GO,.which report 1P2 men and ;l i wo­ the lower gradra. men intern iterate nut of 10,000 in Eng­ vrfv mixorrr qvestiox. land enjj W ale a, end widely reckon th- It ia with great pleasure that we note the progrrocro sprit , that mark* the BMB engaged in nan^facturre in thia city. Our greatest want ia more ol them,' bat of tbo** we have i^eaa bo trcely Mid, tey are roteeprefag,-determined P««vrerinS men, who ssplfe'to make their wane and merehanduo equal to the beet made, and to aril them for u«> han at homo, with certainty that every eato will bring them another eorioa*er. Thia baa H should be. and th. mere men engaged ia thns pushing for­ ward the maaufactunM of our rily the stiring, and the first thing you trny. is ‘ Titty are doi#g lot/Tr husincsn ncre !" Everybody seems to be doing well. Mechini-, are seen by hundreds hurrying to their labor with their “TIE KTtTlIiaUI ISLAMS, State Street, BININGER’S mulion. H* Myi: “Tho tectum-room mint ceaa* to be tbo show-room of froth notortetia* a: high pricw. Man must be calltd to tecturo who have koeothing’.to any, and tbo pushing bp inter­ ested bureaus ef nntired men curt be ignored or rtniated. TUta bnroaua al- Old London Dock Gin. POULTRY WORLD. FRESH FISH ! CHOICE For He �State Land Office. Below pleaso find statement of funds charged State Treas­ ure on the books in this office, for re­ ceipts during the month of April, 1874. H. P.Oraar, The Represen­ tatives of the New Oliv’r Chill­ ed plow issues a Challenge which is accepted, and t he n back lagge as hitherto, butjh.ro seemed a large degree of determination on ths part uf those pr—ent Tho foundation waff cf tha now briek <m Jefferson street are nearly oomplnatOd. and (bo brick begin to arrive. It County, will moot pursuant to adjourn­ takes John Stanley to push along any ment. at the fair ground in tbo elty of enterprise in which he engages. Hastings, on Thursday tho 11 th day of June, A. D. 1874, at ton o’clock A. M. for theelection ol officers fitr tho ensu­ ing year, end for I ho tran-ction of sueh may properly come before tbo mooting, A general invita­ tion is extended to all. It is hoped end expected that the people of Barry County tdry to putting in a new one. They in­ will generally turn out, especially tho tend to drew mineral water* in addition Old Pioneers. Como one, come all and to soda water tho coming summer. let us hero a good time. Mr. Barnes of the firm of Hopkins A Joxs Q. Cat—r, Barnss has ths thanks of tho emplorev* of the Baxxn office for hi* kind inritatiou to them to call in nnd partake of that debciou* summer drink, Soda WaA serious muddle has oceuml in lbs politics of Ark. That State Is now cursed It la with deep regret that we learn with two guvernora, each having par­ that M. L. Kelsey, eo long ono of tho tial pomreil m of the office which they popular baggage men on tho Valley Di­ vision of the M. C. R. R., was -rioredy and probably falaly Injured. In U» discharge of bls duty ou Saturday af­ ternoon, hear Onondaga Station. CHUBCHES. rgznTn.'* Kt K. Aiiovrea. PssBor- HASTIKUS LODGE, NO- 52, F. tetre nxitr Tho work of paring Jefferson street is to bo perfected. That is as it should be, and wo tear the proprietors of the Jots along Stale street, will regret the work they are doing, and tha manner in ahich it is being dona, before twelve months shall hare passed away. Local tofipts police;. Breathe there on editor so meek, aa Fur tho accommodation'of our sub-, to publish a paper and not offend some ■ one each week ; if such there bo wo .rribers who desire any olbre book,1 him would ace, and employment sire •nagarine. or paper, published, with or’ at a big — lar— Jeurncl. without tbo advertised premiums, we1 Ah. there does, and we presum* you will obtain it fur you' at the Lovin' can have him at “a big aalarw." His Bsrxs. without any expeqse to you in1 name is Dennis, post office addre— sending the crdcri. 1 Hastings, and he is fomillfafly known a* the man without an opinion, though , John “looks well.” [^Ce sidewalks in this eily are in a ecry dilapidated condition, as a gene­ ral thing, and need repairing. This should bs dons ; and, should not bo put off; fdt asvenkl persons hare already boon injured by stumbling in conse­ quence of loose plank in the walks, and stopping into holos in tho walks, in tho night-lime; and tbo corporation are certainly responsible for all dam­ age done thereby, and if any srruws damage Occurs, tbo city may expect to Ml PAMACKA uram___ Mil!* Juiffl 4 Siitiai BANNER BLOCK, Aa all of the readers of the • |>r->^oee toexereteeour right to It* aoBasneb ara aware Meura. Qre- 3d. Wo deny that we have over eeble & Rmwell, Aganta of the <10—led a po-tponement of tho time of trial, or that we bad any knowledge of New Oliver Chilled plow in thia Its postponrment until we had read it city, published a Challenge to In tho public prints. us sometime since to try our Mh. We object to your attempt to ap­ propriate credit for paying tbeexpen—a plows with theirs on Tuesday, of th. trial. After wv have paid our own expenere If you ‘‘par the mt" the 12th inst. ynu will have done only what vou pro­ The following correspondence in re­ posed Wr ahal) do. lotion to the challenge, ths ground to be 6th. We eny that your a—ertion that plowed, and the details of tb<* trial need w-e hare repeatedly refused to try our no explanation. not ill health. But it is not unmitiga­ ted evil that these winds are blowing. protected for the same roasen, as nap always flows till tho buds start. An April now is regarded as of mure vei­ ns to winter crops and gnus than a coating of manure, and it is also a pow­ erful agent in extracting tho frost fnxn tbo earth. It ia likely that many farm­ ers will be late with tber spring wink, but an immense uf plowing was doao during the mild weather last wint—, and this will greatly facilitate msttem. Wo are also escaping tbo poisonous mi­ asmas that a warm, damp spring invaribly breeds. A backward spring is gen­ erally followed by a heal (fay summer, and nsnally s productive one, especially in those products that aru oudangenai by lata frosts. So it is hardly worth while to complain ol cold and back ward weather. Tbo Good Father, who ’‘tem­ pore the wind to the shorn lamb,” haa aa exeellenb-way of regulating tho Ma­ cons, and His way usually proves the best ia tho tong rnn. The reply made to the above was a verbal iuvjtatlon to meet them at their ofllre In the evening which we did. Al this meeting they conreded our right lo choose the ground t6 l« plowed, agree.I lo uro for trial plowing only each plows an tb>y offered tor Bale and handed us for out consideration a wrtten copy of «hc rules they had drawn up tor the tr-vornuieut of tho Judge*. In pureou>ce of this agreement w<* selected the grounds for tho trial, snd drew up rule* prinlrd herewith,'for conducting It dif­ fering from theirs In only two Impori tent particulars, vis. that the Judge* should bo pr-ictleal farmers residing In this county, and that the judges only should bo allowed to bold the plows lu testing draft. We wished the Ju gee to bold the plows fur two reasons; fin*, be­ cause it is customary for them to do so, and second because G. A R. had present twoprufrfsloual plowmen accustomed to This being ad evasion of our de­ such contests, and thoroughly versed In mands, containing no a—u ran co that all the Jockey tricks by which the draft we should be allowed to Lave any voice ufa plow at aglvcn polntcan lie made for in—tiling the cundltloueof the trial. a moment many pounds lighter than its weaddrre»e<l Msw-rs. GrebleA Ru-cU huncst average. The ground selected a second note of which the following for the trial plowing was on the farm of J. 8. Goodyear A Co. and fields on forms In that immediate neighborhood Special Notice. •ftreetoywy ding-. ‘Poking gardens sortea to be popular busin,— in the city. • ■ not be undersold by any competitor in . the State. Hie facilitisa for business in hi* lino, both Carriage making and blacksmithing are cf tho best. Shop on JcCereou street, Haatings Mich. 47tf To Liarox Psou recnow.—On Bat tardily tho csss of tho People vs. Bell Die chicken fever is raging, and costly was tried before Justice Riker, itnjorlolion of birds and eggs frequent by a jury who found him guilty Borno appearance of rain with the of the unlawful rote; judgement for wind uorlheast, this (Tuesday) morning. 836 and costs tax«d at 810. The cos.* A .;ood new mileh cow was sold in of the people vs Otasteed for -Hing to this city, on Saturday, st auction for a minor, was adjourned by stipulation to22dinsi- Also tho case against EdGibb Matthews and Juts Nobles ner­ orly. The other suit egaint Olmstead As there was no Refer any room far dodging tbs qu—Uon of what rights sod privilege* they wa» willing to recognise, as belonging to us, m tbs challenged party. Me—9. Oreble & Russell replied to our first notaln a communication which, together with our answer to tbs tarns, la submitted stuble, rod, muck, new land, «andy land and clay, borne of It stony and alum i*y, and some of old smooth ground free from stones, representing ns well ns any lots of ground tn be found in con­ venient jiroxlmlty to each other, the different Kinde of toll in this county, excepting the very lightest end sandiest ground, where any Klhd of plow will LAI BUIBHEVEBT DE8CEHTEJ I EASTDIGS IABBLS WORKS! Mr., pi.mll will lecture at Union Had, on Bunday, May 81st, 1874. Tho public are cordially inrited. Tho formers are now engaged in plowing fur spring crops, and their bnry Ltar or Ijcrraas rwroaintag at the Hastings P. O., May 12th. 1874: Willard Adair. Murray Drumly, Al bariBoramu, Mine Mattie A Oronas. Warren D Ooroofl. DaaM Ctaacr, Henry Curtis, Ed Eastman, Mrs The­ resa Eaton. Mi-Nora Garton, I— A Hewett, Mr. Otori. Horton. Mrs Cece­ lia Hilton, Matiria* Jnnk, Jno H Pax- . sKestjwiss. COLORADO EXCURSIONS. Banner Co. c-,»te *a41 MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS, Hastings Republican Banner 1 SSMRSSMSS MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Corner State sad Creek St Boi’disg cnee occupied by Boston Cash Store. BLACK A FULLER. A1NS JAMES WOODRUFF •rr—“-Hi " " SOO .‘.Icaars. Grtbls A Rwwell instated ou having their pic w held by a prole—Iona) plowmen. The Htateagent of the chilled plow, after seeing the ground chosen, n-fiiMKl to mace the trial upon ft. Hard trort wasn’t what he was loosing for. We ahaU continue to ofibr our plows on trial with any and all others, to be used on all Kinds of ground, and wc In­ vite every farmer who contemplates buyings plow to tag ou. and satisfy ved Ice Cream at their oatiag-honsM on Saturday evening. Young shade trees are being brought into market quiteplratifully. Buy them & roars Book and Pamphlets. Abstracts of Titlo, Polices of Insurance, Cards, Circulars, Notes, Bill Heads, Letter Heads. Catalogues, Bank Checks, ItaraHnt, Rhnw C-wt. thlcKly strewn aa farmer* ______ . „,MO vuvt.k, r their srounds. We don’t •Ided than it would be if made lo pur- H,ln5« “ * ™!e’ fannvro plow their ------- —1 straw stacK*. but If you Know of one [ who want« his stacK broKen up. wesrlll plow with you on that. If the t—to which we propoororeeuffleientto—Uafy you. please tavor nt with an early re 1 ply. Itrepectlnlly, I epring ia the surest protector of fruit, as it keeps bock tho Ends Ifoyond danger I of the late frosts. The sugar season is on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. June 2d, 3d and Mb. Among tboss an­ nounced to take part In the vxercte—are “Everybody is praying for rain. Hou. C. I. Walker, of Detroit; Judge C. w slip greens are abundant just now. C. Brown,of Kalamanoo; N. Kingsbury 1'L-ssant weather for a few days this Of Pennsylvania; Dr. H. O. Hitchcock, of Kalamaaoo; Bev. Mr. Carty, nf Jack­ son; B. J. Olney, of th* University of Michigan ; Rev. Dr. Z. Eddy, of Detroit, lav cases HaaHuge. Mich. May llbM7L Mresn. Grebte A Uuaaell, Gontlemen—Roforring to your pub-; listed challenge to us, to meet the new Oliver Chilled plow In a public trial, we would—y. The ricbl to fix the lime, place and conditions of every i sueh eontc*t, belongs notonouely to tb ■ j cbalenged party, and this right bro al- 1 ways and everywhere been r .-cognised, • Tho scarcity of local and miscellan­ eous news in this i—uq may bo attribstod lo our crowded columns on ths first and fourth page* and a large amount Tnx Bacxwxxd Brstso.—People hare of job-work. Next week we shall com­ plete tho Constitution, and then wo complamed ot tho backward spring, the damp snows, tho chilling winds and al! both in tho amount of news both local that, and realise much discomfort, if —arching for gum in a swamp in Hope township, on Sunday afternoon, a daughter of John Q. Creasy, of this city was bitten by a massasauguer, on her l*g just shore the ankle joint Un­ der the skillful care of Dr. Upjohn aidod by tho most careful attention, she is now slowly improving and will recov­ er, though ths wound will/'probably be sometime in healing. Obstacles to Marriage. Wri/iqs, fiioif. B.—Tbo meetings ftfHastlnga Grange, I’atrnnaof Husbandry, we believe, are held every other Saturday evon’g, but we caunot give the names of the officers, as they have not been given us for poblieaUon, but presume you c-in ascertain by writing to 8. J. Bldleman. Esq., of Hasting township, poet office address, Hastings, Michigan. and general, and in appearance. naan Ok sis Lire un»i8*i uni fulfil, tMEEO inn UB UB 1 Shingles, Lath, Ac. ». »ra tt J. tout a MI. �Homs of any bAf making appropriations of money, embracing distinct items, and tha pert or parte approved ahaU be tho law, and the item or item* disapproved shall bo void, unless re-passed accord­ ing to tb* rules and limitations proeertbed fur the passage cf oilier bills over lb* executive veto­ ■ I CHICS. CZRTUl a. *• Ayand Jtivsr Valley Division SdStt'XSes SL-SS IMS; utuado. No Um nxpiraiioa cf ninety day* from tho oad oftha aaamou al whim th* same is o Legislature shall not Michigan Central R. R. OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, :J3SSia»«tia4sjs '^tetaaatasjcs; Sacriox 1. Th* judicial power ia rul­ ed in a Supremo Court, in Circuit Court*, Probate Court*, Justice* of tb* 1'wece, and in ouch ether courts, tribu­ nal* and offisere as are or shall b« es­ tablished or authorised by law. 8k. 2. Tb* Sunrem* Court 1* con­ tinued subject to the provision* of this article. Th* Legislature shall provide 2thmfrmawiM «• wot AleoW. tali v« elected to fill vacancies shall U” Sac. 8. No puraon holding any elsctive State office, and no person holding the office of probate judge, county dark, register of deeds, county treasurer, sheriff, county superintendent cf schools, prosecuting attorney, county auditor, or MEW WTE1TIIEHE.MTS. and journal*, and all other pr dered by the LogWatare. aha contract to the lowest bidder. who shell give adequate l Firt!. Divorcing an^ named party, or upon th* subject of divorre; .S«.-nJ; Changing the nunea of per- ROOFING! signed .to hold a Circuit Court in cases provided by law. 8k. 8. The Supremo Court shall have a general superintending control over all other courts and tribunals ; and also such appellate jurisdiction as shall be provided by law, and to that end may issue write of error, orfierari, msadsrau, prswdmds, prohibition, and all other ap­ propriate write arid process. It shall also have original jurisdiction in cases of smb/msu, Aajou rorpoi, proceedings in the nature of yut teorrmta, nnd of pro­ ceedings by tart faciatt lo vacate letter* patent Ito appellate jurisdiction shall not extend to any aril case. for tbo re­ covery of money or property iu which ’ tho amount or value of tbo thing in controversy is les* than one hundred ’ cf the world ha* a medians been companndri F*meming ib. r«ai«rfc»bto quajItire ot VixeaaaBurnt* In beating th* rick of every disease rnsniabrir to. They are a gmile Pargatlvo at wcU a* a Tome, relievtag Cciiaretion or Inflammation of th* Dfrer snd Visceral Organs,in BiliousDto- 3s"vSintes!!f£^ and avoid the us* of aloahoUc stimntent* —S ’r-r- 1.,- SUM. “ EiUiun. .‘iSi-.l i i- •T.“ •x 111 *»,iu eS’* MsnksU. 'll M S tS fltasa Lsk» lx“l iua . - :u ti ri' w < a niri. Regulating the jurisdiction and duties of justices of tho puce, or constable*; JirarfA Providing for changes of venue in civil or criminal eases ; FiflA. Granting any special powers to boards of supervisors ; fiiirfA fiumtnoniag and empaneling petit jurors; &vealA Regulating tho rate of intor- ror ot rerfwrsre' by the Judge who tried WILD LIFE rxFJHinsuch caae, or by a J edge of th* Supreme tircnoz 1. In all elections, every Court. pers.n of the ago of twenty-one year* 8k. 4. Four terms uf tho tiupremo who aball bars resided in thia Stats Court shall bo bald annnally, at such throe month a, nnd m tbo townahip or timre and places os may tx> designated ward in which be offers to vote ten days next preceding an election, belonging by taw. 8k. 5. The Supreme Court shall, to either of tho following classes. aball ; by general* rules, except as otherwise bo en elector and entitled to vote: bet* elected, expel a member. Tbo provided by taw, establish, modify, and reason* flor such exphlrian shall be en­ FifKU. Authorizing th* eala, leaee, Firit—Every male citizen of tho emend tbo practice in such court and in United Statre; tered upon the journal, with the names or mortgage of real estate belonging to . all inferior tribunal* end rimphfy tbo Stand— Every male inhabitant of this of tba mam beta voting on the question. minors, or by cx»cutor* or administra­ No ttertfeahan be expelled a second tors, or by any religious corporation or ■ aiac, end shall appoint it* clerk* and State, who aball have tended in lbs . a Reporter of ito dscuioa*. The doei»- United States two years nnd six months. | timo for tbo same cause. ion* of the fiupremo Court shall be in and declared his intention to bscomo u । 6k. 10. Each House aball keen a .VmlA. Chartering or licensing terries writing, and signed by tho Judge* eon- ^atnvn of tne United States pursuant to journal of its proceeding*, , and publish or toil-bridge*; cutting therein. Any Judge dlsrentinr the same, except such parts a* may re­ t TuM. Itemitting fines, peaaltte*, or therefrom shall give the roosoa* of *uch quire iecrc*y. Th* yeas and nay* of ‘forfeiture*; disanni iu writting, under bi* tigaaUtajpembera of either Hoose on any JfheeatA. Creating, increasing, or de­ CHOICE MIXED GLADIOLAS question aball be taken at the request crearing fees, parcantage*, or allowSk. 2. No person shall be eligible tur*. All such opinion* shall be tiled of cue-fifth of tbo member* sleeted. to the office of Governor or Lieutenant in the office of th* Clerk of tho 8aAny member of eitherHouao may dis­ Governor who has not been five years promo Court- The concurring opinion , sent from and protest against any act, a citimn of the United States, a resident of any three of said Judge* »half bo a; ’i of this State two years next preceding ' decision. proceeding or resolution which h° ““J Sk. fl. Tba Legislature shall divide ........... .............................. ............ his election, and attained the age of deem injurious to any person or the the State into soventoou judicial circuits, > prescribed by taw, *hall bo enjnyod br , public, and hare the rea*on of his di*thirty yaara. and it in'iy increase the number of cirbJ] ]«root>« otherwise entitled (hereto, senTartored on the journal. franchise whatever; Sk. 8. Tbo Governor and Lieu ten­ FtwtmitK. Dectaring'any^santod per- ant Governor shall be elected at tha cuito at tho expiration of period* of rix , wbo ^gy (J0 jn the actuil military nr HxC. 11. In all election* by either House, or in joint convention, tho vote* FiJlttSi. Extending tha timo for tha times and places of chooaing tho mem­ year*. It may re-arrange tho circuits I m,,*! service ol tho United State*, or ber* of the Legislate, ra. Tho person or decrease tho number of the Mme st of tbi* 8tate, and their vote* »ball ba shall bo given tira «vw. All vote* on ncminations to thu Senate ahali be te- auoumcnt or oollection of taxes, or having th* highest number of votes for any timo ; for each of which circuits. So I made t<> apply to tho townahip or word Tbo Governor or Lieutenant Governor shall established, the electors thereof aball '! af which ther am reridout*. ken by yeaa and nay*,. au<I published elect one Circuit Judge, who shall hold J Legislature inay provide by low for allecter of taxes from die duo perform­ with tbs jatunal of ito proceeding*. to bold tbrir their election* elections hi* offico for tho tortn of six years, and | lowing townships (o 8m. 12. Tho'floor* of each House ance ot his official duties: until hi* successor i* olociod and quail- 1 ja Mny Qty wholly' or in fpart — within ■*-the Sutamti. Puninbing crimes or mtashall be open, unlre* the public w*lfrr* __ -■____ 1____ _ TT_n.. .k.ll demoanora; fiod. No alteration of any circuit »hall J limit* of such township*. have (ho effect to remove a Judge from : Sk. “3. All •” -•-**£ —- -x.ii . k .1-­ elections shall ube k l»y bal Sanianti. Adopting, by any person, office, jutwided ho ahali reside in tbo lot, except of such township officers as any named person aa his child or hair; circuit of which ho is Judge. An eve­ may he authorised by law to be otberFifkltaU/i. Vacating or altering any ry additional circuit eatabli*hed. the load laid out by cotnmiss’otor* ot high­ Judge ahaU bo elooted by the elector* ways, or any street, alley, or public Su. 4. Every elector, in all cases ex­ of »ucl> circuit, and hi* term of offico .cept treason, felony, ini.demeaner, or ground in any city or village. or in any (ball continue as provided in this breach of tho peace,.shall be privileged recorded town plat; or for altering th® Constitution for Judge* of the Circuit from arrest during his attendance al boundaries of any school district, for building or repairing bridges, or for Court election, and in going to and returning fixe. 7. A Circuit Court shall be held fn'.u tho satao. No elector shall bo draining swamp or other low lands, ex­ at least twice in each year in every obliged to attend court as a suitor or cept by expenditure of grants to the county organized for judicial purpose*,11 witness on tho day of election, or to do fined to the subjects expressly named ia State; and at leaat three time* in each year in i। military duty thereon except in time of the Governor’* proclamation, or submit.VuwtamU. Exempting any property counties containing ten thousand in-' war or public dangur. from taxation. Tho Legislature shall tod by special message. \abitant*; and in court tic* having twoa- | fixe. 6. No elector shall be deemed to 8x0. 14. Every bill andjeint resolu­ tworido by general laws for the cases ty thouland inhabitant* or over, th*re . have gained or lost his residence by tion potMd by tho Legtalaiuro, and enumerated ra t hi* section, and for all i shall bo at least four tenn* iu each year. |! reason of sb.ar.ee therefrom in the screvery concurrent re*obltion appropria­ other caeca which, in its judgement. Judges of the Circuit Court mpy bold '| rice of the United States or of this State, ting money or property, »bnll bo pre­ courts tar each other, and in olh*r cir-'.। nor while engaged in the navigation of sented to the Governor, and if. he ap­ cuito in caeo of a vacancy, and shall do j tho waters of this State or of tbo United prove, bo shall rign it; but if not, he eotablixh a State p*p«r. so when required by taw or upon tho re- 1 States, or of ths high seas, nor while n Src. 24. Tho Legtalaturo may eushall return it. with hi* objections, to quest of (ho Govsrcor. the House in which it originated, which 1' thorixo th* omnloyment of a chaplain student at any seminary of learning, nor shall enter the objections at large upon ! for tho State prison. Str. g. Th* Circini Court* shall bare while kept nt any alms-house or other original jnrtodiction in all matter* civil asylum at public expense, nor white eonits journal, and r.-consider 1L On such ; 8xc. 26. No collector, bolder ot dfoand criminal, not excepted in this Con­ lined in any .public prison. reconsideration, if two-thirds of the burner of public money*, shall hav* a stitution and [not] prohibited by law, member* elected agree to pou such bill *0<t in tha Legislature or b* eligible to Sac, 0. Laws may bo passed lo pro. and such appellate jurisdiction from all serve (ho purity of elrtitiobs, and guard or resolution, it shall be sent, with the any office of trust or profit under thi* inferior court* and tribunals a* shall be against abuses <Jf the elective Iraucbise. objections, to the other Hcuac, by which Stale, until he shall haro accounted for provided by law, and a supervisory con­ it shall be reebnsideted. If approved and paid oyer, as provided by lav, all Sac. 7. No soldier, eounsn, or mar­ trol of the^amo. They shall also have ine in tlio array or navy uf the United by two-thirds of the member* elected to turns for which he may be liable. Boe. 11. Ha may grant reprieves, power to issue write of injunction, AsAmi ।Stalos, shall be deemed a resident of Sac 28. The Legudstiu* ahali not that House, it shall become operative. In »uch ra-, the vote of both Houses audit or allow any private claim or ac­ oommnlotions and pardons, after con­ tarpa. nsaicaw, fae wsrro*/*, ow/torora, this State in conseqtMneo ot being at*. ' viction, for all offenses except tresson and other write neceasary to carry into i nonou in any piece wiunn uw ■*u><. shall be dstarcilnrd by yeas and nay*, count. Bsc. 27. Tho Legislature shall meet and caaaa of impeachment, upon such effect their order*, judgment*, and do- | gzc ». Any inhabitant of this State and the name* cf the members voting Ih.,„ .1 wlio may luroafler be engaged ia a duel (R k Ik 11 e Loral for trad against it shall be entered on at the seat ol government on the first conditions, and with such re*trictior.n A—. —4 tha journals of each House rospectivuly. WedMafloy te JaMary ia Aw yw and limitations, as he may think prop-" over inferior court, and tribunals within shall bo disqualified from holding any Lffl) PUSES, I! any biU or resolution be not returned eighteen hundred and *ev*nty-fiv*, and ar; but th* Logialaturn may provide ijr their respective jurisdictions, and in office and [from] voting at any election. by the Governor within ton days (Sun­ unVihoflrst Wednesday in January in taw as to th* manner of hearing appli­ other cases provided by law. The ap­ STUCCO day extaiptod) after it ha# been pre­ •vary second year thereafter, and at no cations far pardon. Upon conviction pellate jurisdistion of said court, shall WffEBUE anted to him, the sera* shall become other place or time unloro u provided for treason, be may suspend the execu­ not extend to any civil case in which tho operalira in like manner aa if: ha had in this Conititntion, and aball adjourn tion of the sentence until tho ease shall amount or value of tho thing in contro­ mgned ft unless the Legislature, by without day at sach ti*ae as tb* Ug- be reported to the Legislature at ito versy is leas than twenty-five dollars, ex­ their adjournment, prevent ito return, istatoro ahull fix by concurrent reaolu- next MMion, whan tho Legislature shall clusive of costs, except upon allowance Shingles, Lath, of an appeal or writ of esrfssren’ by a in which can it *hall not become ope­ Circuit Court Commissioner or tbo Judg* ratic*. Tho Governor • may approve, 8ac. 28. Tb* Legislature, oa tha day each general biennial election in Novem­ sign aad file it. the office of the decre­ of final adjounxmant, shall adjourn “THE THUMB OF THE PE8BJD.' ber a Secretary of State, a State Treas­ tory of State, within five days after the at twelve o'tluck at noon. urer, a Commissioner of th* Slat* Land adjournment of the Legislature, any 8k. 29. The election of Senators and session, information of each case of re­ Office, a Superintendent of Public Inact pasoed during tbo teat fir* day* of Reproeentatiroe pnnuant to tho provis­ prieve, commutation er pardon granted, struetioa, an Auditor General, and . an the aaaaten, bed tbo same ahali berom" ion, of thi. Constitution, ahali be bald and tho ruic-J therefor. Attorney GonoraL for tbo term of two Sac. 12. In case of tbo death of the on tbo Tnevlay eucoooding the first yean, each of whom shall keep his 6m. 16. The compensation of mem­ Monday of November, m tho year Governor, his removal or suspension office nt the seat of gnv«rr.m<’iit, and ber* of legislature shall be four eighteen hundred sad seveaty-alx, and from office, inability to perform tho du­ shall perform such duties as may be pre­ doltas* a day for sctnal attendance, and on tho Tuooday succeeding tho first ties of th* office, leasgution, absence scribed by taw. when absent on account of ascknam. Monday of Nov*mb*r at t^ry oeoond from the Stat*, or other disabllily, tho fire. 2. Their term of office shall compower* and duties of the office shall dc­ They shall be entitled to ton cento, and year thereafter. menoo on tho first day of January fol­ no mare, for every mile actually trav­ 6k. 30. Tbo Legislature aball prc- , volve upon tho Lisutonant Governor for lowing their election. th* residue of th* term, or until the diseled going to and rotnruiag from tho Sk. -8. Whenever ■ vacancy ahali place of meeting, on the usually traveled occur in any of th* Stele offices, the route; and f< stationery nnd newspa­ Governor shall fill the same by appoint­ pers *ot exceeding fire dollars for reck ment, by and with tb* advice and con­ member dnriog any M-srion. Each sent of tho Senate, If in session. member shall bo extitlod to one copy Ssc. 4. The Recrotary of State, State ef tto> laws, journals, and documenta of BUY J. 4 P. COATS'BLACK THREAD fig yWT IACHIK& FLOWERS 2183 and many ctiirro, with’tfietr rest tribotarica, throughoal our entire country dur­ ing the Summer and Aotumn, and remark­ ably ao daring seasons at ar.usual beat and dryness, are invariably accempanied by ex­ tensive derangement* of tbo stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. Xnthcfr treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful influence ujion three various organs, la —intiiily nirnemry. There is no cathar­ tic tor the parpoao equal toDmJ.Wsxxu'a Vanaaa Brrrxza, a* they will speedily re­ move the dark-colored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time atimnUluig the accretion* of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy fnnetjous of the digntirn organ*. Dyspojmla or Indlgrstioa, HcadMlie.l'ain in the 8houldero,C«iBb«. Wit­ ness of the Chrot, Dixzinraa. Hour Eractetiona of the Stomach, Bad Tasto in tbo -Moath, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart. It.flunmati'm of the Lnngv, Pain in the rtgten of the Kidneya. and a hun­ dred other jalnfnl avmptom*, are the off­ spring* of Dys^iepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of ita merits than a teagtliy silvertiscmcnt. Scrofula, or King’s .Evil, White BwelJinc*. Ulcers. Erysiprias. Swelled Neek, Goitre, Scrofuteu* iufl.rew-.H~i., Indolent Intlanunations Mercurial Affec­ tion*, Old Sore*. Eruptiim* of the Bkin. Sore Eye*, ete., etc. In lheac. aa in all other conilitnlioual binisct, Wxtxni Vmasa Bmait* have shown their great caralive power* lo the pwet obstinate aad intractable case* , For Inflammatory and ( hronie Rlrenmattam. Gout, Bfliooa, Itemittent ami Intermfttenl Fever*, Di■»**>■ ot tha Blood, Liver, Kidney*, and Bladder, these rjsrWJsffii:. mummiaitiaim nainsi 1 ‘'4 1C* Dsxlsr. XtelM. Aos Ar*w. Tmiteatl. twnil. srrir.. ; .1 » U» ' i er-m1 * T- s it (;«*!* <u I 1 aa-X.Xirti Ixrras EoM ea HeMsr n«r*Fvllmn'i a 4 —■*ti gift IMm. Dar Tfsta* L*41«>- Cui Ml nMUIsllaa. U* I1M.U1U.UU coxmtcrtoxB i:::: ....J, H*’ i-fJEiL- sitUw^CteeilAgaslMtWs'SrtsteiTt. WRIGHT k HOLB e. n. ncxD. Briggs House, For Skin Dlawwcn, Emptiowt.Tetiar, Sxlt Rbenm. Iffotcba, Spcta, Pimple*, I*u«tu!<n, Boil*. Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scald Head. Sore Eyre. Erynpeta*. Iteb, Scurf*. Diacotaottioa* of the Him, TTamar* and Dmaereof lheSki- -*-*-*------------or nature, are literally out of th® srstern in t u« of three bitten. CHICAGO. DENTIST MA ; J. Cole & Son. mmaberf; but .hall nut receive. «t the ( expc neo of tbo State, book*, newspa­ per*, or other perquisite* cf office nol «prcn Jy amtamxod by this Conditcte. Sk. 16. Th. President of the Senate and Speaker of the ffoa, ef Represen. tativee (ball be Mtitk-d to tbo time per diem competuoixm cud mileage u members rd tbo Jx-gialatorc, mid E- Land Office, sliall constitute a Board of State Auditors, to oxamin* and adjust all etaim* against th* State not other­ wise provided for by taw. They shall also constitute • Board of State Canvniaar*, to datannino the result of all elections for Governor. Lieutenant Gov­ ernor and Stale Officers, and of such other officer* a* shall by taw bo refer- CALI. AT JOHN W Pure Wines and ’ ; Ths Best Faint in the World. 5 rm att ■ H favor ita reoovaL For this pnrpoee use Vmuaa Brrma. CleAnsc the Vitiated Blood when •ver you find its impurities bursting through tbo skin in Pusplas, Eruption*, or Bora*; clraruc it when you find it ob.tructed snd alugrpih u> the veins; deenre it when it is foul; your feeling* will tell you when. Keep tbo blood pure, and the bealth of the lyatem trill fulkrw. UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW °T*E SUBFICEI H. Aft «VSI ’>"1 ■* aw. ELOTBTH, BE®! S WABSTOBTH, NEW BT< BIGOOIEMDI to any other BULLS Sac. 18. In sash county organised for judicial purposes there shall bo a court ot probate. It shall have such probate jurisdiction, powers and duties as shall be proscribed by law. Other jurisdic­ tion, civil and criminal, may also bo conferred on Court, of Probate. Judges ol Probate shall bo* their offices elected by tbo •teeter* uf thru- ro.poctjre counties. a* shall bo provided hr I law. fine. 14. Ths Supreme, Oinuit ud Probate Court ahull bo courts of rocord. and ahali each bars a common BARGAINS BEARS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-05-20.pdf 60005222707c0700561a38c4028e597f PDF Text Text R,,rJ«ucsF VOE. XIX. NO.,4. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1874. WHOLE NO. 040. 1st. To plow on any gronndi they might select and than plow on tho grounds sabeted by us on the farm of E. H. Mallory. Thia they pooWvoly refuted to do. Wo than submitted our second props sition vb; Td allow tho judge* to soloci the grounds to bo plowed. ‘This was also WHO Although it ecsms to us, that if tho judges are called on to decide which is the beat plow, they ought to be allowed the privilege of seeing them work where they choose. ' could on any reasonable tonus we thou ' made the third proposition as follows : To plow the grounds they hud scloctod and thru /.ubmit to tho judges I whether we should or should not plow :=HSw. esloct-d by ua To thia As we had never met them in a field trial, we call­ inthrythealsogrounds objected, saying they proposed tho grounds. ed on them at their office the next day, to ascertain to Ifselectthey ray tho grounds selected represents fairly tho different where these trials were held and victories achiev­ bykindsthem,of soil in Barry Cotmjy. except ed. Mr. Burrall said they were held on the farms tho lightest and sandiest, why did they refuse to plow on the of Peter Cramer, Edward Bump, Mr. Sylvester and sofarmpersistently of E. H. Mallory, which As every ons acquainted in that locality knows is Mr. Jesse Townsend, but admitted that no repre­ a heavy strong soil, and ■■specially alter taken their plow r.n th" same sentative of the Oliver Chilled Plow was present. having farm only ths dsy before, and inform­ m BOTUP.IWMI THRKADftrynrIACHIK. ing those about the place they would bo there to tho trial tho next day! Their great anxirtf to have a trial ■'upon any reasonable basis" . may be Mr. Sylvester did not have our plow on trial at all and says, he did not buy theirs. We sold Mr. Bump a plow and how much of a victory they won may be seen from Mr. Bump's statement: The New Oliver Chilled Plow scoured in muck where the No. 3 -Hastings Steel Plow clogged completely, and rose out of the ground. I consider the Oliver Chilled uPlow the best I ever used. E. Bjjmp. JIfter such Truthful ? statements, we thought ourselves entitled to public trial and we asked it. DR-C.C- LINSLEY, ■SSfiS HESSMER, HEATH k. CO. • ■uimra Wo then informed thorn wo should be very happy to receive a ehalleugo is*. .r'kfMT at no Psu^fl iK.rw.r M ■nail Lfrom them and thought they would bavo no trouble in arranging terms, Ac If the gentlemen are still anxious to •’I’l’XX isrli ««lwmim mo their plows tested with tbo Now Oliver Chilled Flows, we would aubmitt the following propositions, vis : 1st. Wo will eutorjho Now Oliver Chilled Plows against any plows of their FL0RENCE FUtKEXCK iatrsu «Ici&C c srslasi IK. t>is<«r. Wbwkr A * uU Un.'«r a tottr laval number, and to be practical formers living in this county. Two to be salocted by April 2-ltli Mr. T. McHull, State Agent for the 0. C, plows and Mr. Runell met Mr. Burrall at 3d. Tho judge, to select tb<i grounds the farm of D. P. Sprague, in Carlton, and also April 25, '74 in Woodland, at each time and piece Mr. Burrall agreed to .enter into a public trial with the New 0. C. plow, and try in all the kinds of for plowing. Wo wonld alw submit for tba judges plowing, ani*b the time frat named in our challenge. April 30th, Mr. R.. called on them at their office, and desired to make the necessary arrangeiuenta'for the trial in writing that they might be consideration, tho following points of published. Mr. Dwight, replied that they could, not be ready nt the time named as they wished to merit only: wait for Mr. Gales New Plow, thus showing a lack of confidence in the plow that had “achieved so . 1st. Quality o! work. many victories in a aingle day." We then suggested that the time be postponed to the 12th dav of 2d. Lightnest of draft. , 3d. Eero of handling. May, but tbev still refused -to make the terms, Ac., in writing. Our Challenge appeared April 29th, 4tli. Durability. laso May 6th in the Banker, thus giving ample time for a public, acceptance. A public challenge merita a public acceptance, and if they were ns desirous of a publis trial os they stated in their note to us of Mav 11th, '74, would not thej at once have made it public,’ that many might be present to witness their triumph ? On the contrary they took no notice of the challenge until May 11th, only one day bafcrpi ttyc one named for trial, when they addressed allot® to us. claiming for the first time D. A B. decida (o mako tba trial, we thc'right to name time of trial, ground to be plowed, and rules to govern the trial. hope they will giro the tumen sufficient ^OMESTi TERMS LOW. THETffiEffiQQFIEEPEm' notice, that they may bo pneent aa they A VERY MODEST DEMAND SURELY! DENTIST - Miilte. Mklitai. Swtey's H°T"-i > HMM.............................MtCU. Pare Wines and Liquors! We wonder how many trials of plows are held in whi^63^k^6ii»titor has the privilege of naming the -time, tests required of each plow, selecting the grounds, making the rules to govern the,Judges in making their decisions and even naming the plows to be entered by his competitors. It certainly would be very fair for the one party at least, and the result would show conclusively to everv farmer which was the best plow for him to Michigan neaenanimitvofMeautoJlwighld-BurraUm aecrpting the time, fitted with their Thenl it 'only eaualedbynaming the only plow theyhad deadrd to allow l« to for trial* but resenting to themselves tho priuilege ofentering any and all they ehose, torn the wrUtMortieles submitted by them to govern the trial no follow, . ^^^e'^dertt^C^esentin son the one,ide the Xew Oliver Chilled Plow and on the other, the plow: Upon being preto ed Plow on onc-qid B. reptiedthej A GREAT BARGAIN. Chilled Plow L took of you on trial, gives perfect tahifoctton. Messrs. Mewcr and Dwight brought a Na. 3 Hastings plow to my place and left it to bo triad with the Chilled plow. My­ self and neighbor Cowell tried both plows in sod, a very stony piece, and wo FARM FOR SALE! sapanocitT of the dulled Plow. It would do better work, more of it. and do it easier for tho team. I keep the Chilled Flow and th»T have token their plow away. Now Oliver Chiliad Plow in rod with n jointer, and in sttibble and.oocn atabble without it, and find it lar enperior to the Haitings Plow No. 8. It will rat and turn a wider furraw and do it nail­ er. For general paryoroe I tnink it tho beat plow 1 rear used. ’ Ljuraann Street. HaanxM. Mm., May 18, 1874. In the Hutingv Barm of May Otb, 1874, Moura- Dwight * Burrall m. my name to aatatmoeat in regard to Utw Haatrngi No. 8 How, and tho Ulivwr Chiliad Blow, which is faba. I did not hold lha Chilled Plow, nor aeo tho draft TSE SEW tStraOVED ’ REIIKGWliSmiAMK. $60,000 00 tbs statement m I had no glasses, but, Mr. B-, told me it referred only to the Hastings No. 8 Plow, and my Curtiss Sooth tide 8ute Street. Hastings Ml Hatting*. MIoMfari.' B. F. 8TEINHOFF LfoMrap, Micb., May 16th, 1874. This to to certifr that I bavo tho Oi­ ls* Chilled Flow, and can truly say they are tba boot plow. 1 ever u**d. They work well to mH kinds of ground, and loavo a tetter furrow tor the home than any Iron Beam I1nw I over used. I would Mt take twenty fire dollar, osoh, for three, and be oompeltod to use tho Iron Boom Flow. I mean what I ray. They coat leas for repairs than. SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE KJNUffiniG&lMUCK! U n iilfH H A. BUSEfeWPX AO �callrigned by t*HM [ Monday ereotp*, fc» Jha aviewitig the work alroMy line, ud deviate* win ar FOB A TAX ; BUT »»OT FOR A LICENSE. haa declined corrvepcnditigly. ’ This fa not altogether ibo etfecl of the panic, | .. » of ■rourar ___ . ill. ___thing ll_ t though that*__ had> _tome to do wtthJt Bat thorn are other causes more potent than ]«nka. Tbo city ia governed by ncn peopcrty-holdeia, who MUwocthjan.: this dioboUcal thaLodfas* T Ubed truth. Mr. Sylvester did not have our plow on trial nt all and says, he did not buy theirs. We sold 51r. Bump a plow and how much of a I that victory they won may be se6nirom Mr. Bump’s statement: The New Oliver Chilled Plow scoured in muck where the No. 3 Huntings Steel Plow clogged completely, and rose out of the ground. I consider the Oliver Chilled /’low the beat I ever used. E. Bump. ‘wTti cheaper ground and cheap•'Ifter suck Truthful ? statements, we thought ourselves entitled to And tho landlords earn n ____ ,__ _ JcauMi they wan led to, but' a public trial and asked it. Bradfield, V Dnrooll. R. D. Wiaegar, fromanyof the pains and penalties of the “J' SLdoneU MT arriNP I Mie inrxootonroro Htrrr rad cradort y My ine» nrarly i>ribl»< erery few. rad tW u end.:.c ot Uafe tion somewhere, April 2-lth Str. T. McHtili, State Agent for .tho O. C, J?low« and Mr. RuaseU met Mr. Burrall at the farm ofD. P. Sprague, in Carlton, and also April 55, '74 in Woodland,and at each time and place Mr. Burrall agreed to enter into u public trial with tkn Npw O. C. plow, aud, try in all the kinds of is feariully hot and it is tho mure unApril^Otb ecmfortable because it camo upon us so, plowing, and at the time first named in our challenge. ApriliOtb, Mr. Mr. R., K. called cdlMl on os them tten al al their lMr suddenly, but wc shall get used to it office, ami desired to make the necessary arrangement* for the trial ’in writing that they might be Ptwreo. published. Mr. Dwight, replied that they cottld not be ready at the time named m they wished to wail for Mr. Gales New Plow, thus showing a tack of confidence in the plow that had “achieved so STATE AFFAIRS. many victories in a single dny.r Wo then suggested that the time be postponed to the 12th day of May, but they still refused to make the terms, 4c., in writing. Our Challenge appeared April 29th, Thu Mort]U»tto Journal eatiinate* tho ' also Muy Gth iu the Banner, thus giving ample time .tbr>a public acceptance. A public challenge [xtnalalion of that city at 8,000. Tlio aaloona in Goldwater vero clcitod! merits a public acceptance, and if they were as desirous of a public trial as they stated in their note to us of May 11th, '74, would not thoj at once have made it public, that many might be present to April 20. . Ka.tr - - of-f witness their triumph * On the contrary they took no notice of the challenge until May 11th, only population ,0-5W)''one one day before the one named for trial, when they addressed a note to us, claiming for the first time Work haa beguh on the cutergcd In- i the, right to name time of trial, ground to be plowed, and rules to govern the trial. ’«SEWwiTao.TI®i than very important restrictions for physical dorelopi the upper elarose ' don Bonnett, the pci the tax ia not largo enough, and ahotu'd amount baa been obtained, it is left Hon. Henry Waldron, M. C. from public opin ion is strongly in i to favor, tho 2d District, has our thanks Sat nor will it, to any conaidamblo extant, valuable I’ublio Documents. A Scrarau Womxx.—Elirabeth Cady vote. appear. boratory building at Ann Arbor. G. D. Allan of Portland,Ionia county, j haa a Bible printed in 1570. The men of Ionia promtae the women ■ not to drink whisky if they will abstain 1 from the u»o of falea hair. Bay City ia to have a now Ward School Hnow nt a eoat of «12.000, They uro talking about a 150,000 city library building in Detroit The Hon- Schuyler Colfax will lee­ tun before* the East Saginaw Odd Fellown July 2d. Tho Kalamnroo High School cane haa gone over to the n«xt term cf the Buwhich hU friends in the Union Clab preino Court Hine of the Lowell Joemul announces that hr shall on July lat adopt th* atrictly-pay. in-advance aubecription aysAnd The census just taken cf Ionia gives that city a population of 11,1113, or aboutons-fburth lei then the number provi- That thia would be a public fact, that cighty-ono young ladiea in thfat fy in twteaor Shrier ihretoottaioT the bead. This done, as it ought and probably win bo at the awriteet practical moment. titiona. Both' }. Now, a fight !>etweon ordinary iblio trial on a charge of retaining money collected by him for other parties. SL Joseph anil other Lake Shore that matters ports anticipate a large peach crop this orphans- fund of fl20.000. we cu we why all of them should do- Mr. Geo. Collins shot a dog near the control more political power than any in the .vicinity of St. Joseph and Ben­ Peninsular depot, Charlotte, on 8atur- two men ia the State. The nartv fa al­ ton Harbor hare been destroyed during ready divided on ri^t. of tho nation is shakes ono of the leading attractions at White Mountain hotels ore the waiter girts, Wild pigeona are plenty in Oceana County. A few day. ago, 8U.000 were ahippetl from Shelby, on the Michigan Lake Shore Railroad. Their weight WO* over .oven Was. The iodebtodneaa of Gand Rapids la 1400,(540.25, The luesubh value qf punoual and real rotate, exclusive of corporation property, fa 114,485,50(1. The school property la valued at S312r W0. . Mre. Oefalen (.bafa an Oufol nnm. ) of Grand Rapids ia the mother of triptote—throe nice, little, new, girl babies. Since the Erole announced thu faet the ' per bushsb D. C . IbpMm geography; Edward J. Moriarty, who shot hn wife and then himself without fatal gm|n gff mno W3* Hl H II Hill 111 All kinds of MeiL.cs hir.i CUT TO ORDER. PURE DROGS ui KDICUB, T°M Artd-. W.—7. . We wonder how ninny trials of plows are held in which one competitor has the privilege of naming the time, tests required of each plow, selecting the grounds, making the rules to govern’the Judges in making their decisions and even naming the plows DAY AND NIGHT. to be entered by his competitors. It certainly would be very fair for the one party City Drug Stere, at least, and the result would show conclusively to 1every farmer which was the best plow for him to State Street, buy. The n><>Unanimity of Meure. Dwight j Burrall in acOrpting the time, fixed with their ronernl u only equaled by them in naming the only plow they had decided to aUou w* to enter for tnal, but reserving to themcrlres tho prililege ofentering any and all they chose, n o quotefrom the written articles submitted by them to govern tho trial as follows ; ,.',''‘,,'et‘,ndt,r"Cne’}’'rl‘r^'W‘Ungontheonesidetho Jfew Oliver Chilled Howand on the other, the plows to be entered against it for trial etc., etc.” ■ Cpon being pressed for an answer to the question, why they named the Xew Oliver Chill­ bandry, and Hon. J. Webster Childs ed Flow onone side a nd did not name the plows to beentored against Hon the other. Mr. will deliver an addrea*. B. replied they might wish-to enter the Bali Steel FlowXo. fi Fg. The Flint OhP says that a larger number of first elasa dwelling houses “F«UH VtCfOtltt l/l 4 Dux” Lodge of Oild 1’eliowa, was in areeion HASTINGS . . 'HOPKHfBandSABMM, AVERY MODEST DEMAND SURELY! r, has in a few Muskegon are now running regularly, ilthy, by which 1 full banded and on full time. ; well leafed out i J. L. REED SPRING 1874. because they were compelled to. And it is to be hoped they will stay down- No men to their labor with their tfrZZ । cause of all this stir? “Y"tiwZ P*°Ple a£ Aw. neriBeareu I »n> now t0 offer IoW’er P :W tbra nee teTor. I “■ P«P«™S Muhin.™ men aubmitted to while they were pat upon the market m such, that tho Zito** for ’rork- P“* In the BANNER of April 22d, 1874, Messrs, “i know that bis U> tbeir. ow* persond interests i. Iroifa and th** jnwmbly. Who eats w|^J Dwight & Burrall advertised four victories, in field ।C.UPP?. County, rf it « not the people in the county? ------ 1- ™ Bjipid, w<nftfc trials in a single day, for the No. 3 Hastings Plow rlBflC it for up. We Da*e . over the New Oliver Chilled Plow. Doctors aud Labor--• ’* nn* 1 of work.” To such I would a? As we had never met them in a field trial, we call­ Hastings who •*» Agricultural works, our Mill^ at our Bride 4c made in Hastings, ed on them at their office the next day, to ascertain look and our Compare to day with ten rai. where these trials were held and victories achiev­ tor i — * F«“l'r i" (iuMy tta M;nt * lumber wagon seen. There is no iSwy tofit Pto . .be C^Up or BuF . need ed. Mr. Burrall said they were held on the farms concerned you can Save ten dofiL,. on of Peter Cramer, Edward Bump, Mr. Sylvester and mn CuUers'ue and «t A Hotter Cutter of me in Hastings than tn Mr. Jesse Townsend, but admitted that no repre­ r»pn rrr'1 sentative of the Oliver Chilled Flow was present. *iX^.-S THE FACTS ABE AS FOLLOWS: and yet stumping the State for plows to beat the Xew O. C. How, and then positively refus­ ing to enter on trial with the Xo. SO O. C. P. although it has as wide a cut and will turn as wide a furrow as the Ball Plow Xo. Hi-fi. They had learned too much of it in their t ravels. ■ . Referini to t^e ttvo -important j>aHi^tlart’t in which the rules to govern trial submitted by them differed from ours, would, say, the first., viz *• The judges to be selected, shall *‘be practical farmers is contained in those submitted by ourselves, second, viz: •'That the plows should be held only bj, the judges while testing draft." Us beg leave to differ witti’ the gentlemen, that it is customary, amf only asked that eafh party be allowed to select a plowman, because the very late hour at which they put in an appearance might nrenent. us from selecting a judge accustomed to hold the Jf«w O. C. P. 9 pruwnc ■ ',*al‘°!‘tr”l,n.*'o’e^.^hcr of lhc"two profc.nonal plowman," thoroughly vrnedj in all thejockry Inrkr. etc., they referred to * .U uw Haled to Meer. D.JP .incur n^n to them of lhe 11 i^l„ we had procuredt grounV. fora public exhOntim of the working ofthe O. a F„ but if they would get thorn a. good equally conmnwnt lo town, and comBningOw tod, namei, viz : SHMllcor^Mb- JOSEPH VFLDO. BININGER’S We then submittedoarsscand propo- SCRIBHER'S MOTTHLT! Old London Dock Gin. wut ■ssawitw ia acaiuin I. Jet. Vane's Lslsst Vtsey. mostblt. “TIE MYSTEIIOII ISLAM,' CHOICE ERRS FTatrihtng. My Stock ia made up by care­ fol MicciionB from the beet Strains ia Kew England and Hew York, and I Wm prepared do farniah Eggs at the following 'Light Brahata, Dark Brahma, ~ - - R1.50 POULTRY WORLD. 3,00 -fc»C84L_____ s.bo toeelect them an had refused to do. ON FRIDAY AND 8ATUBDAT. Hutings, Midi. Itf : For Letu. eve whal ground, they .elected and perhap. we can .co why they w elrenuoudu in.rnled on that prwdoge. Onomocc ..onthefnrmofMr.S.dndru,lyingJlut ead ofM. bam. Mr. dndruo,ay. ihu lot ha. been cleared 18 or 1» year, and ie m Hany t^ihe ha. never attempted to plow U and doe. not know that he ever .hatt. dnitheriea tnuA pasture qnthefarmofC dndnu and ha. never been plowed or prepared for plow°‘i<wnadfointngthofarmofS.dndru.,andl.thedio of an oldbnokyard. The red u on the farm ofJ. & Oaodyaw f Co., adjoining wld^Xi. another brickyard. J & They would plow on these grounds and on no other. ' then made to them the following proposition: FRESH FISH! mi mi Chromo School Cards, W, •co their plows tested wil Oliver Chilled Plows, ws w th# following propositions, t IsL Ws wAl enter tho Chilled Plows against tmy r manufacture. wry grrs osptr l.f.-, BIMItoM tn thia county. \» Oil Painting* To allow the judges to select the grounds to bo plowed. This .waa also Although it setons to OHROMQSl A DOZEN Determined to have a triad if we of dr*ft •irr x*»* UR O CRATON. �Heal 6iiw pities. O.UIDE w. ..b* to su graphical errors the advmtiaemeat of Grable A RsmraH oar Read it Ifar*. and you wiU know just what they aay about th* proporad plow,d4 “>• Chilbd Plow. of ths Oliver ateuctfou. we are indebted for tho fol­ lowing notice of the apportionment of school wraqjra to the wveral township* in this county. It ia made nA the rate of 50 Mto per scholar of the lawful sg*. one rent mom than last year, and two more than In 1872. Tat rapidly a* oar county ia increoaing in population, lb* report* far 187* show the children be­ Onaxarmu, May 17,1874. Parbap* a word or two from our tween 5 and 20 year* to be >5 faw in town would not como a mias with tho number than in 1672, wMb anrect re­ ILxsxx reader*. Busineas is dull now. ports should hava shown an increase of The hotel baa been clc-red and the proTowwratrs. ■o. a* i anotrwr. pnetor haa resumed farming. A mw otnui's.' blacksmith shop has Uon started here <•5 Eaw where good work ia turned eut. Corn Assyria. Baltimore, JW lt>9 50 is meth all planted and the spring Barry, 880 190 00 work u pewtty well advanced. Our Caritrjj, 417 206 50 school ia in a proaperosa condition, un­ Castleton, 612 8M 00 804 152 00 der F. E. Fi*h the teacher. It is hoped Heating*, Hsings City. 545 272 50 the Grange recently atarted here may Andrew Bell of thia city convicted of selling liquor in violation of the statute, and locked up in default of the pay­ ment of*25 and costs, was brought be­ fore W. H. Hay ford Circuit Court Commiwoner on AiAmj cer/tu on Wednes­ day last and discharged on th* grounds that the complaint did not show that the witness bought any liquor of th* defeudant, or that he gar* him anr, a. mi* Wa born with great pleasure, that in oLadienc* to a request from ths N. G, aboat thirty of th* member* of Has­ tings Lodge No. 58, L O. 0. F., attend­ ed in a body, tb* funeral of the daugh­ ter of Bru. P. G., George Preston, oa Tuesday morning. Necessary aheence from the city prevented our joining th* Brotherhood in the sad duty <>f coasigning to her last resting place oa earth, the beloved daughter of one of the olde*t and truest of our members. Ashfield, on the Mad River. Tho loo*enad waters from a lake forty feet deep, covering one hundred and Pity acre* of land, rushed down tho narrow valley, thirty feet in dgplh, at the rate of some i ten miles an hour, causing tbs moot tenfic distraction of property, and the 88 SS CHURCHES. ununurnm bxsto HASTDfGS BABBLE WOBIS Banner Co. Hastings Republican Banner 30 32 24 34 Special Notice. s s m Am m MUSIC BOOKS AMEBICU MARBLE New Firm. Messrs. 1‘rickstt A Male have formed a co-partnership for the purpose of deinp a general business aa Blacksmiths, and having bought out the blacksmith­ ing intarcst of Jack Rich, may be found at bis old stand on the corner of Church and Railroad streets, where they will be pleased to as* all their old trirads and any other jx-reon who may have any work to be done in the line of blacksmithing. aprRtf GAINS JAMES WOODRUFF Speech** were ^ssf made by Pro £ Dickto, Rev. T. D. Manb and other*. On Motion a Oommitis* was appoint COLORADO EXCURSIONS. Mr. Jacokes, J, G. Bunyan. A- J. Bowm. jwo# LAW CASES t POUTS. fart* simply heart sickening, and we ar* not sorry that onr apace-doa* not admit of oui publishing *ran a aumn-ary cf them, but such another disaster has scarcely ever befallen any section of our country, and will long bo remembered in the an­ nals of Massachusetts as the dark and fatal Saturday. Taa Rarvauc.—The May number of thia Tai liable monthly ia now before ua, and ia replete with valuable and interr eating facta relating to the euoaomir, and political topics of the time* Its dfactuaion cf Canadian reciprocity or union with thia country ia timely end exhaustive, and should be read by eve- Htri/iqt, ojr of every thing tn Herat English Goods »er: Mir lam Hue of ind bleached, at price* 1 10 10 14 i:4042 26 the Tbernapph, at the foot of Creek 84, spherical, but as flat as a “slapjack." and sprung off the high embankment and doc* not tom over, otherwise the Published at Washington, D. C. water would all be ipillod oat al D*aon the wert side of the approach to the bridge on Michigan Avenue, taking tho Terms 12 per year. Sample copie* msy ^uu Baseom’s mill pood. But astrono­ be obtained by addressing. Republic' mical science has positively demonstra­ buy and its -occupants with hi— TSLlishing Company, Washington. ted and provan that Dr. Homrapun fa fbA buggy wa. badly broken, Grace wrong in supposing th* earth to be flat somevHml hurt, but fortunately Mias and stationary, and medfaal erienc* fa daily proving ths fact that be fa no toes Ferre* escaped uninjured, though aho must have fallen some ton or twelve feet This accident will, we trust, sug­ Harases, May 11th, 1874. gest to onr City Fathers the necessity ritfaras Temperance meeting » of placing a subetaadal railing along be paving being done on Jefferson held in Union Hall, this evening, pt at, is a credit to all concerned. scant to adjournment :bose fonts of Brace’s Penman's Traver* Phillips in the chair. ’Larbla in carding again at the, old •act. See hi* advertiaotnanl in’anThanks, Bro. Grotge, and whan we r column. •hall be abb to make the Barna ■ ri­ V.'hen will b urine** men realise that val of the in typographical rcry dollar expended in printer1* ink beauty and editorial excelled., we shall have achieved the corpora for which we Fruit trees nbow an abundance of hare been laboring for year*. I if torn*, and if early fronts do not rain O »>n we predict * Urge crop. List or Lsrrsxa remaining at the The Young Ladies have had ioe Hastings P. 0., May HHh. 1874: Laasiag Arabey, Mrs Cecelia An­ <r.in at the Beading room. They drews, Mrs Mary Ackfay. Denial M bivo already cleared about |2U. •Iroen vegetable* begin to put in their Bwd, Mia* Rabi* Barnum, MrsOfaral? appearance. Go to John Stanley's Fri Hart, Wm Blakley, Geo Conley, Edwin Chaffs. Jno Cam, Arthur J. Cfaarwa .day evening and aeo for youroeWeo. tar. Jane Dryer, Miea Sarah Eraan. H. D. Cook and Geo. H. Brooks’ are W. Hall, Mr* L*y A Hswet, Gm Jor­ packing up their household goods pre­ dan, Oliver Jalfort, John Laefa, Jno H paratory to moving to Newaygo county. Pallor. B F Wilcox, Mrs Martha Rob­ Many complaints are made of tho erta. H 0 Youngs, Jne McQmfo. number of dogs in tho city who ere Dirac*, your fariera to No. of P- O. nightly killing sheep in the neighboMg box or draw*. Jm. HsnmPX. fields street* were filled to overflowing by the country folks on ffatnrday, but trade,' howeisi, with o« bwsince* firms BANNER BLOCK, 2*44 5’ It 26 32 30,2* St ■N5 24 2* 36 2t We print in this issue the fast half of the proposed Constitution, and trust all our readers will keep the papers con­ taining it until th* final rot* upon Ito adoption in Novo mbvuy that at any mo­ ment they may be ahwlo ascertain just what ita proviaions are. At an early day w* shall begin an editorial review also articles on Tb* Finance*, The In­ of th* several provisions and give our dian Policy, Boutbern War Claims, Tho Usury laws, Poetal Telegraph, Th* Patent Office, and un Ths Wealth and Induatrisnof Pennsylvania, and other inking Miae Anna Ferree to her school topic* which are full uf instruction. in the lat Ward, the home became Every on* interaated ia the good gov­ frightened in crossing the bridge over ernment and general prosperity of tlie Indm dsririag visiting surdeoan get them printed in tba latest styfa, on ‘tbe b*rt .lock, and at th* prieaa. at tho'Bixxrx office. PAIACIA Water. A Co., Publishers of O»r ii«*»id* Friend, 284-286 WaUah Av.uus, Chicago, ».nt us tacitly, a aopy of their Oil Chromo ratified “Sun B**m," a beautiful picture, aad a copy of which they give to every sub briber to their popular family Weekly. H. Martin, formerly of Rutland in this county, U. left for p^ta unknown, aa w e are informed, leaving an unset^•*1 1*11 of *2,00 for aubacriptiou Io tfae Banvav. If ** bia prwnl ad. draw w* would send thia paper to th. people there a. a totter of introduction. prove a cucewe, Henry Hewett 1. Chief Th* fina abower* of Friday afternoon Wheat and Clover are looking a* good Johnstown, 454 227 00 45J 226 59 a* can bo ezpectm! for auch t winter. Maple Grove, and the various garden seeds and grass We peedirt a large crop. Orangeville, W 148 50 W. B. Prairieville, fsitly jumped with joy. Th. surround­ 482 241 00 Rutland, 871 185 50 " ing fields and forests have st tainod their Thornapple 62tJ 813 00 K»rb of green and the bird, sera hap­ U oodland, 521 200 50 py M ever, as they now have a jdace to 814 157 00 An ini|o»ing Odd Fellows demon­ Yankee Spring*, hide their nests from malicious Loya. stration um bud . n Monday afternoon and evening at Eaton Rapid., being the anniretaury of the organixatkn of i Central City Lodge No. IM, of Jackson Herewith we place before our reader* City. The exercise* at the Hall was* interesting and instructive, and the * statement of tbs dearer* of cold as supper served by srira Mi of the widely indicated by the thermometer at th* popular Vaughn House. Mctsra Pant- residence of Darwin McOmber, Esq, of lin A Pickering, wan equal to any we Baltimore, Barry county, at 7 o'clock have ever seen spread liefore a body of for each and every morning from tb* On Saturday while drawing wood hungry man in the Peninsula State. 141h of November to ths SO of April William, son of A. J. Bowoe, in at­ All present enjoyed the occasion won­ both inchurve. A* will bo seen it ia tempting to get on the wsgou by seising derfully, and join moat decidedly in above ano ia every instance and pre­ hold of one of the aide slicka or rather a voting the "Boy*” at Eaton Rapids, tip sent some curious facto, among other* abort piece of board, which broke in two, top follow*, the Vaughn Hous* the b«*t that there waa but one colder morning end the team starting at the same Um* place in the Stale for a midnight or any than that of April 4lb, and that on the bo fell under the wagon and the hind other festival, and the Tillage of Eaton 4th of January the thermometer iodiwheel paseed over hi* left leg breaking Rapids a lovely spot. it twice ia two above the knee. He ia now under the care nf Dr. Upjohn. ---------------Mr*. Boltwood, WK* WOOLCARDING M. T. Whealsr, - - Wiliam, J.lLNwriaA " Prof. Diekie. Norman Btofay, Thetaeetiag then adjourned till on* , Isxxsr, Ds. W». Hau's BauaM xn week from thia/eeufog, when R I tmi Limes, cures the worst case* *f announced thM Dr. C. B. Barton Coughs, Cold* and all the diwases of other, vrouid 'addrera th. mcatiag. th* Lungs, Throat and Chest For O*as. H. Bans, Whooping Cough and Croup it is a certain specific Tb* mart obstinate ease* sarely yield to Hall’s Bolram, w ban used pcnevcriugly Stands et tho baud of all omgh preparations Bohl Guarantee Satisfaction I HOLIDAY PRESENTS. �all eases, be ennduteod in the English ty) Asli bn hc.-rotur crtoLff *“ I, „ hiair Lj’ .k. »°J1,1,3 rnrrn. Brirate “ in »‘dof*°y iSTJ “• c*” ' A school ekaJl bo maintained j in carh year. Any school district neg­ lecting to maintain such acL-ol tbull be deprived for the ensuing y—r of its pro­ portion of the foeobm of the primary Mbod fund, and of all fends arising Bum. SsStSS^K^Sfis?? isfex-wa-u'ia-as.' aajgu-.-r-jna-'is S''--T. •»» »~- State, at a geweral eleetion, and be apli*orO.SMfAlur-or amen 1 tho aame. Bro. X- The steekUhi.-rs of every mwpeiauan or-Moociation for banking promM. mnrtag brok notes or paper I Bee. 8. The prooetde from tbe sale of all lands that have been or hereafter may be granted by the United Bfotes to the Etwfo for educational purposes, and the proceeds of all lands or other pro­ perty given by Individuaie or appro­ priated by the State for like purposes, shall be and remain a perpettel fund, the interest and income of which, to­ gether with tbe rests of all such lands as msy remain uawid, tltall bo inviola­ bly appropriated and annually applied to th. specific objects of the original I gift, grant or appropriation. Bro. 9. AU'Unde which bare .hereto­ fore escheated, er which shall hereafter roebest to tbe Blate, tltall insure to the benefit of th. primary school fund, rod be held aud disposed ot as primary ■ball nM ho valid without lite ligaature of the wife to the tame. How. A If tbe owner of a homestead die, leaving a widow, child, or children, tueh homrateed shall be exempt from tbe payment of hn debts so long as the pert of Um CeoteiiMtout and tehvefret at the eommwnceiMnt of tho year folfewitg its adoption. * Boe. 2. Al any time after the tret day of January, on thousand eight hundred and righiy-lre, tte Imgfola Brw may provide for a coav—lion, to,, be eboara by the qualified electors of tbe State, or for a oommiasioh to bo ap- " ““** “* < ' “nUT SSir'kb.W"1 Michigan Central R. R. MICHtCWI.ffliraBl-JL li Grand' Hirer Vallsy DivisionL OLD, RELIABLE OP DIRECT ROUTE, । I ^ssfiEiaawssitscj j^taaaea^a; i 1 - ■ jf'it;jjj , Upon'the ballots givsw for toidp1®" sinish.U bo write- Bwrtly written and partly printed, the ..tv...ffrs-e,—1 ee ; anu nuiTtho ballots gfrcti against tb- nd -p s»ffi manner aa said convention or com- i —to. may provide. If 2 majority of I the electors ruling on such revised or * amended Constitution shell decide io favor thereof, the same shall taka efret ’ cootain the wvrii “Woman Snffrtge.-r..,pnr.ib- s.so ■ubatiiutcd for so a>neb cf testsew 1 of article VII as precedes the flrevbo therein tn the prteent cpiutUuuoa of thia 8Ute aa it naw stands, or anhslL luted fat section 1 of article VII in Mid amended oowsliutliow; if lite laU»r is treated dtariai Zlhc time of their being an impeaebmenv etedtlmldarioloueh eyrooreli® or >»■ reel 8ec.2. fetety Impeaehurenl Mall U ■oeluinn, anally aigl.&»Ml4fSLUtriad by lira Senate. When the Govern­ or ot LJsateuanl Govsntcr shall U tried, tb* Chief JuMiee of th. Supreme Coan shun prteide. When an Impsachment is directed, the members uf laws ot this Stele, shall be paid ■ the Samtia aball take ro —th or affirm- into tbreouifty treasury and apportion­ waye, or bridges : ProruW, The ind.-bi.tian truly and impwrtially to try aud ed In tbe Mate manntr as is the income edneea of 0 county incurred under tbuf , determine the same according to th* of the primary school fund, rod paid soeifam shall al no time exceed two J ‘aridnee. No person shall b« convict- over to the several ciliss and tewnahipa miila upon a dollar of each SMMaed val­ cd without the concurrence of two-thirds uation, unless authonxed by a majority uf th. m«:ub«ra elected. Judgement erued, foe the support of a library In i in ess. of impeachment shall not «x- carb township or city, or far the auptend further thro -removal from office -. |n>rt of primary sebixji, aa the township Sec. 4. Ko organiied county shall but the party are-turd, whether acnult- board ot any township, or board of ed­ ever bo reduced, by the omnixalicn of led or conriuted. shall be liable for tri­ ucation or eeheol board of —y tity, may determine. But fines, penalties, forfeit­ new counties, to leas than sixteen townal aart vMan-uIimant weardinl- to law. (Mm ws Surveyed by the United Steles, any Unk ov banking assoc -. 'Bee-4. When an itnpeacbmonl ia di­ ures, aud recognitsncsv, accruing from unless, in purou-ince of law, a majority billfaCldcra thereof ahaU bo rected, «bo Hous, of Representatives | tbe violation of village or city ordinanSCHEDULE of electors residing in each county to be preference i»'r--------- x------skull appoint, from their own body', a ecs, shall be paid into tbe treasury of affected thereby shall so decide. Tho creditor* of so a cbmmittdf wbotte duty U shall Ira Io the village or city where the mme are . Tba the changes in tho Coodilution of this prosecute such impeachment. Au im- collected, and Im applied as the board State, and in order toes try the same peachmrat may bo tried after tba final cf cd—alien or echonl board of such permon of payments by uy penym, usvillage oe eity may datetmine. into ofetation, it is hereby declared : adjournment of tho Legislature. ..... Sac. 11. Institutiooe ftr tbe benefit tents, without reference to geographical •ociation or corpoMlMW. Section 1. The common law, and the Sec. ".'The stockholders in all cor­ • -Sac. 4. No officer stall exrrrise bis ■if tb-ivc inl.abitaula who are deuf.dumb statute taws now in fores, uot repugnant extent, when a majority of tbe eleeton office after an tmprfocnment is din-cted,} of a countr in which euahshall citvbamav be­ porations shall be individually Hable for until he be acquitted, but such disabili­ to thia eonsuiulieu, shall remain in simatod, roting thereon, IJ fa ali labor doho lulaLhlfefritch eorporforce until they .spire by their own ty shall no* eontinu. looser than three vor of a separate orgaanatiob. NAtb- aUSe ddring Ute lime of ihcirlxing such month., utiles, tho trial cf ouch imlimitation, or are altered or repealed by stockholders tho Logialaluro. peaehment shall have been nnnmrnecd and proceeded with. See. 2. AH write, Mlions, causes of from organuing any county computed Of the bauds W olhor nvideore of ifcteitBe:. 5. For reasonable cause, which aetion, prooeeutious and rigfate of indi­ whoDy of ialsoda within tbe territory of new, or of tbe canila! stock .f say eo> shall notA* a suffi'-knt ground for tbe viduals and of bodies corporate, end cf ‘ *!•'• * tbe Bute, or dlseoontiag any such coun­ poration, i- prohilSited.- ' impeachment of a Judge, the Governor lha State, and all charters of iuenrporaBro. 9. No eorporati.n shall huldroy ty rod altecbinjj . the same to the shall rwsovc him on a ooueurreut resolion, shall —utfo—; and all indiet’ MareatdoitkV orjMtmiiaoo Ute mim real estate for a loogsr period than tew httfou of two-thirda of the members taeela and informations wbUh shall have yean from tbe limo of acquiring the been found or filed, or which may here­ aapte, axoept auck real estate a. shall be elected to each bbua. of the Lcglsla after be found or filed, for any crime or actually occupied by it, or aerewvry in luxe, after the. pa tty aceuacd alts II have Lad an opportunity to Lc beard in bm offenses. committed before tbe adoption the Otfercise of its tranchises. J tfofanme ; but the came for which much of thia Constitution, may be proceeded Bernd0. Foreign corporations may removal io required oball be stated st upon as if ao change had taken place.— Im pcnuitlcd to do buaiueua io this length iu ouch resolution. Provision State under such Haftationa end romsy be made by law fo' the suapeBslo ■ strictloiutvu may be preoeri&d by law, of. Judge when the Legislature is > <i but shall bo sebjrol to the same re­ . .-..w-w , ■ .,_ _ __ in session. SgCTtox 1. The Legislature may pro S«c. 6. County, township, city, vil­ vide for the collect on < f specific taxes lage ot school district offiewrv. may Lc from backing, railroad sud plank-road removed ia ouch manner nod for soeb corporations, and may, in its discretion, exine a» may be provided by law impose spccUto texts upon other corpor­ Sto. 7. tbe Governor shall Lave ations, and epon any property or busi­ power, and it shall b. his duty, to ex­ ness within this State; but when s arnica into the tradition and adminis­ •uretfic tex is imj,<te«l upon a corpora­ tration of any public officer, elective or tion, it shall only apply to sueh proper­ appointed, aid, exe.pt at ro-h time, a’ ly of the corporation as shall bo neces­ See. 4. All reooguitaocro, bonds, ob­ thrf Lsgfolaturc may be in eetaion, to sary for the excrciac of ita corporate ligations, rod all ochro instruments en­ suspend from office for grin, ncgleet .if frauehises tered into or exeeutml before the adooduly, ar for apreupt conduct in office, or lion of this Constitution, to th" people Sac 2. All apecifl.' Stele taxes reSection 1. Members cf Legislature, I for any other misfoaaaaci or malfca* ceivbd from cjrporatioos, except mining or this State, or towalk ip, or to any ancc therein, wilier of the following companies of the upper peninsula, shall and all officers, executive sod judicial, publie effieer or public body, or which aUting of m-e from cvch orgwhed tqvnI gram offie.ro, to-wit: Tbe Attorteey be applied in paying the interest upon shall, before they enter on the duties of may be entered into or olveuted under | their respective offices, take and sub ahip, shall be establiabed in each coun­ General, State Treasurer. Commission existing Uwe. to th. people of this State scribe the following oath or affirmation : or to any such officer or public body,be­ ty, with each powers aa shall be pre­ er of the Btato Laud Office, Secretary of Slate, Auditor General,Saporintecd and principal of the State debt, in Us “I do tolemnly swear (or affirm) that I fore the complete orpatateioo of the de­ cnl of Public luiraeti-ju, ur members order therein recited, until the extin­ will support .the Coualitntion of the partments of govarucaeul under thia board of supervisors of the counties in of tho State Board of Eduealion, or any guishment cf the State debt other than United States, and the Constitution of Constitution, shall remain binding rod which they are situated aa the Legiala- ■ otbir officer of ths State, except legisla­ the amcuuta duo to educational funds, this Suu, aud that I will faithfully valid, and rights and liabilities upon lure may direct.tive aud judicial, sod report tho caua. nice such specific Usee shall bo added die: barge the duties of the offi.-o cf----- the Mme ebail continue, rod may bo Sec. 9. No county acai, once aetabof such .uspauaian to the Legislature al to and constitute a part of tho primary according to ilia best of my ability.” prosrouied as provided by . law. And See. 2. Judicial and legislative pro­ all crimes aud mbdeasMuors and peual liabed, shall bo removed, until tbe place ita next aaasioa. school interval fund. to which it is proponed to be removed ‘ tbs nid Preaidcut and Bptaker shall, Src. 3. Tbe Legislature shall provide ceedings ehall be roedneted, and the actiona shall bo pro——ted, tried and •hall be designated by two-thirds of the in lik. manaer, imaradialely course, the for an annual tax, sufficient, with other laws and public records promulgated Cuivbed as though so change had l» board of supervisors of the county, and Senate to Uy tuck impeachment. n place, until otherwise provided by rtwurcce. to pay the estimated expenses and pi .served, in tho English Unguage. See 3. Public officers, receiving or law. Bro. ». Whenever, during a ro.t-M of of the State government, tbe tnteroat uf the L.gisiatura. it shall, in tba opini-n the Stele debt, and each deficiency m having eLarge of publie moneys, are Bee. 5/All officers, civil and mili­ ■ prohibited from 'using or employing the tary, now holding any office or appointof the Governor, beeune neecsaary to may occur in the resources. direct an impeachment of any civil Sec*. 4. Every law hereafter enacted 'I same in any manner for their private meat, shall continue' to bold their re­ offiircr. bo may. by proclamation, eon-' by the legislature, creating a debt or • use or benefit, a»d whenever any public spective offices, unless removed by tom­ vene tbe Hawse of HepresaotaNroo for authorising a luan, shall provide a sink­ funds are loaned or deposited, the inter­ potent authority, until superseded onest or other consideration received there­ that purpose; and if tuc HuuM/whco ing food for tbe payment of the asme. so c-mvenr'l, shall direct an impeae'iSee. 5 Tbe unfunded debt shall not fore shall bo'paid orer to the psocral fund of the State, county, municipality, meut, be shall in like aanuer immedi­ See. 0. It shall be tbwduly of the corporation or board to which such Legislature, at its first svaaioo after the ately convene tbe Senate to try such tinfunds belongs. peachment; and whenever, io the opin­ adoption of this Uontellutiou. to adapt 8«c. 4 The Jxjjislalurc msy author­ tlie prcMut la— to the previsions of thia vd for, and adjust ull claims against ion of the President 4 ibe Senate and ' ias the taking of private property fur Conatiution. thsir r«peclita counties, and such dethe Speaker of the House of Heptese..1 the opening of private roads, for use in UmiouMu «d adjustment .hall bo tetives, it ahall, during a recess of the Bee. 7. Any territory attached, or subject Uno appeal. Supervisors and Legislature, become necessary to direct shall not in tbe aggregate at any time tbe improvement of navigable streams, that ipsy be attached, to any county for provided by law, nor vltel) coy such eorcounty auditors shall receive for their an impeachment cf the Qov.-rt.or, they exceed fifty thousand dollars. The aud f ir fluwage when the public. inter- judicial purposes, if not otherwise rep­ porstiw hoeraftre . ‘ epse.aoy porelfol or ■asrlwM aadi compensation as shall bo may, t>y tLcir jraint proclamation, cun moneys so ralted shall be applied to tho resented, shall bo eoetiderwd as forming competitig Hues of road, sod no two or venc the Houao for that purpose; and any private property purposes for which they were obtained, ■ ’o'1 “f "5' tbout tba ouuaeni of :aopereiMir» of more competing lines of railroed shall if the llonaw dirrol aueb impeachment, or to tbe -payment of tbe debts so con­ Seo. tf. The. terms of office of all “re.-i-UTVA .. , nblio use (except for State and coualy officers, of Uta Circuit the owner, for clectinee, for the purpose of representa­ tracted. ]y, wholly or in j-*rt. under the same tion. tfa __________ not within any or Judges, members ef the Board of Edu , oily —, — Jiri:. 7. The State may contract debts public bigbc^J; manageBurnt or supervision, or under or Sec. 9. The Governor may make a torrpel invasion, suppress insurrettioa, villegV), or for any pnrpoee named io calico, and members of the Legislature, subject to aoy arrangement, agreement, provisional appointment to fill a vaeau- defend the State, or aid tbe United the last above eeetion. the necessity for shall begin on the first day of January or understanding, with reference to rales States in time of war. Tho money taking soeh property, and tho eempens next —receding their election. of fare or freight tn be ehkrged, or for Aoi fo rf foriirr rseebw<,Tbat said eonarising from the contracting of surh a lion to be paid therefore, shall be de­ debts shall be applied to tho purposes termine.! by a jury of freeholders of the for which it was rstaed, or to pay such vicinity, or by not leas than three com­ missioners, freeholders aa aforesaid, ap­ debts. Snr. H. No money shall bo paid out pointed by a court of record, as may be of the Blate treasury, except in pursu­ provided by law, and euelt eompenaa• ance cf appropriations made by law. lion shall lie prescribed by law. Sec. 0. Tbe right of the public, or of Tbe Legislature shall provide by law for barring all claims against the Bute, aoy individual to tho free use of any unless presented within a limo .to be navigable stream for any purpowa for ARTICLE Xin. therein fixed. Sec. 9. This State shall not aid, by or; and tbe inspectors of election in tbe Sscnoa 1. Th. Bonerintendenl cf gift, or pledge of ita credit, any person or corooraiion, nor shall it subscribe to, ereers) townskips nd eitiea in thia names and places of residence of its of- PubHo Inter—lion shall have the gener or bcolme interested io, tbe stock of any Slate, shall prepare a suitable box for al sapervMtm cf public inalrm-ttoo, and corporation, nor assume any indebted­ the reception of ballots, cast for or <*i his duties shall bo prsroribod by law ; ness of • municipal or (other] corpora agalMt said amradowete. Each peraon and ho ; shall be a member, rr of ter, sgcnt, or smjtloy. of any railroad voting for Mid amendmwte to the eouor eanal company ■hall bo interested, the boards of all Stale ednutional inalitntion of this Blate, shall have writ­ tellatloiXA including tho Reform School. du-re-tly or iaLrertly, io th. furnUhing ten or printed, or partly written or » B—-2. The Regents cf the Universi­ printed, on hiribaUrt the words “Conty and their Mfoccaran fc office shall sUiuti-nxl Amendments,—Yessad contiaM to eonelitute a body corporate each pmsun voting against them shall bY the name and title of ."Tho Board of AwU'W flWPMiwtafoy ^rMieb^ge».■^ hare on his ballot, tn like manner, the words “Constitutional Amcndtaente.— Said Board etadi coosat of the two vNo." Tbe Imllnte shall Tn all rerperts Mfeie anembroe provided f<^ in thia ar­ ticle, and eight elective members The pJactiow of Goveraer or Limttmmnt Gov. term, office of 'the ricetiv. meiubors rceripla and exp—diltrrv* of tbe public enter. -Iluu.. majority of tba roue .ball ho'tight yewre, aud two of ouch moneys ahall bo allaebod to and pub­ members shall bo elreted every ewond । pirty to or be iutereaiM iu any work of lished with fl»o lain, at ovary regular cast al said elseUnn, aa above provided, shall hare on them the worda "Conyear'at 'tba annual townrtiip elec internal improvement, except tba .hip session of th* Leghdatare. stitulioonl Amendment.,—Yes,” than lion, so ia' to succeed lb* Regtn Is now canal a: the Bault Bi. .Mann, aud the See. 0. No mechanic*! trade shall tbe foregoing preamble, artieloa and Portage Lake and LrXe Superior Ship Cauel.uor —gege iu carrying oo any hereafter be taught to cmrieu in tho' section., sod each and all of th.n»,abflt such work, otberwme than in tbe expen­ Slate prison of thio Suu. except the1 eland,as the Constitution of the 8Ute cf diture of grants to the State of Jrod or manufacture of than. arlicdoa of Whkh1 Miol/igan, from and after the fire: dav 1 of Jknnary, eighteen hundred and seven­ other property. Sre. IA Th# Lsgiulatur. ahull pro­ ’ ly-five, and each and every other pre­ ride a uniform -mlo of taxa lion, except existing provision of the Couatitutiou of on property or tamew p.yrag specific ' tbe Blate of Michigan shall be-parsedteak Tasre shall bo IctJ.1 on all . «d thereby and bo nbwotataly Ml pro^rty exprpt such aa may bo exempt­ Approved March 23, Ib74. G.H, V.EXTKMSIOJf l-rjs. East- 7'-'Hutted BSSSSK/ •i&irs 'vinecar BITTER: Cgnr Il’ticn are a purely VegOkabhi' prejnreti™. made chiefly from Uiw naHvo UrUtoand no the lower raapa o! Utefltetre Ncvwda mountains of Califoniut the modicina! propertire of which are extrectcd therefrom witbmat tho cm of AJtMroL Tbe question is almost daily asked. hat is tbe eaoM of the mipanlleled saccflea of Vixioia Bnmnir Our answer ia. that they iwmova tbe mobo of desroeo. rod tho pstuint recovers his health They are the £«d More! pmifler rod a Hfe-ginng ynnetple. a perfect Renovatorand Invtrwater of the system. Never before in the history of tbe world has a medicine keen eomAnmfed jKMaawring the remarkable qrtalK71. .. i v-2 Z V. - ' 1—li--Ik. itek r££»itp.iV±Sr Ektrcit (ffifii 1 Uts Iriiia Mat te*svakt 'llEtKK. On<n> X«|l . tm->Mi.nr.onirUk»< i Briggs House, A Randolph BL and Fifth Avo., CHICAGO. Vrxwoaa Btrntu^ aa they will jfly »» move the dark-eo)orod rmcid matter with 1 which tbe bowels are Inmled, at tho asm* tire atunuteUng tbe Mcretiona of the , lircr, rod generally rpstoring the healthy functions of Ute digrwtirr organa. Dyspepda or Itrikretion, Heart­ lions nf the Htom-h, lied Taste in tho Mouth. Biliaua Attacks, ralpitatroa of tho ___________■« 2 v____ ■* TT1, M„ W(, «' o». kmw prove a liettcir gnanuttce of ita merits l -'-----“•---- *—- --------‘ unxl Jref-STO.Y DimiQN. The Best Paint in the World- ia UNDERGROUND WSfiSSg*' _____ _ tra ■ ” See. 13. All aww—meats hereafter authorised ahsll be on property at it. cash vale.. Sac- 14. lite Legislature shall pro­ vide furan ^esifoaSfoo by a Bttee board ia year on. tirwaand eight hsuJrrdand swvunty-six, sud every fifth year thereafter, of —eeasmenta <ra all usable property except that paying specific tasra ffeo. 16. Every law whiA impo—a continuM or rrvirre a tax, shaH diterool- a; LIFE BELOW “THE tUIFMlI BULLS i citiisn of the United Blates, eligiUe BEARS EOTEra, aa i mm E —’ Braaiias aM ■ ttuapsgrus, a r/MCuicaoo’ TINi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-05-27.pdf 3f0ffbeebcfbd0c7d360cad6d216847e PDF Text Text Tr« Ryrd«Lic\|i Geo. M. Dewey, VOL. XIX. NO. 5. WHOLE NO. 941. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1874. = Prwwal and tallies Cart. 1874 ““"jisss&zsr--- HOPKINS and BARNES, OVER 100 ALREADY SOLD THtS SHASDN; See What the Farmers Say of Them : •at. .w l*» '«’> ll"“ ’■ I WM.H.HAYrO»>. WM W bito tawriMt «-4 kitothl erne. Tb. Ovamrt er. *«wler ai>*WW.SMkawarI n***- t^i‘rt f?.*tk*‘**l*r ii«re W sieSfffeSK^fa,L. UMsUstf.3 Aireto UrSSMefio^^ (N0TKM..,... AM itotr ». vrtiMu m I City Ong Stat AT1?.T> BANNER BLOCK, warms, iun -‘.W*1; 54^. STUDEBAKER WAGO" The Lightest Running and most durable wagon TnH.TnTfact.nred. The only wagon made with the SLOPE SHOULDERED SPOKE, ■’ WSKejK' lluUati. Ml/V <'-* ■" guaranteed 50 per cent, more durable than any other. Every wagon fully warranted. BUCKEYE ANO CHAMPION Mowers AND Reapers. The Champion was awarded fourteen highest pri^e medals and diplomas in Europe, for 1873, and the highest medal at the Vienna Exposition for actual work in the field. Call and see them. law cases CUT TO TERMS LOW. * points. firs inches apart, tbanlaavoa spsao <tf three or four fret, owing to the height th*-variety I am planting grew*. Than drunk both in town aad country. Theoo who- are poor and wicked, too, can for a penny or two <------------ x“ “------- *— th* Lord MMrereseodrunk. Iwuh tot for this evil 1" _______________ ( of thi. Puritan father it stfll echoed from the pulpiL I must rey, for the honor of human nstare, that many taniridnals of our rare hare battled with this hydra aBoceasfuUy, oven though it assailed them in ths form of an inherited liking. But in moet instance* they bare conquered through the infirereo of tho mother who sot her face like a list against ths iadulgwoeoof this natural tests,* «Hs! in too many core, in opposition to the -UmI?.**, of M. J. anal er Beetrli A A GREAT BARGAIN. FRESH FISH I FARM FOR SALE ! LAW BUBIS CF EVEBY DHSHTO ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. w vm ms MU8IC BOOKS THE PREMISES WILL BE SOLD HOLIDAY ^PRESENTS. For Die Tloiml Dita Less DENTIST ■ -John Wedgewood for being fa tho com^ny of drunkards, to ba aat fa the taaded-fiw aoea be very thfa, Lite better to a*to»7te the falftaw fts^rfag “A man who had often been penixhof tho root, Aa soon a* the manure m od for being drank was order*! to wear applied it Should bo tarred under the a rod D. fa a promfaant place about He nock fur one year." ' Such entries are fosad scattered through the old eoart records. Reprim­ ands and dismissals for drankosnea. Loom. fcmntftaMihotf Invaria­ bly ru» north *s*P *onlh. When so are found fa Aha old church books. located th# »un shinro an bath aides of .Her. Increrw Mather, in a eormon them, which is wry essentia! la motor­ preached in Boeton. WK. thus deptores the introduction and u*e of ram : ORDER. GREBLE * RUSSELL. Nashville. mHe m4 «m4 i wr Um«1 test. DAY AND NIGHT. Hastings, Mich., May 23,1874. 1 haw an Oliver Chilled Flow which La* been in UM frerireh. *adl4‘ nodr-' Jy MgoodaapoW. When Beam Curt Howe I could wear out a Mouldboard orcry year. I ernlWnof ' change my Chilled Plow now fora New WE ALSO SELL THE CEL® Feeling calling upon to give acme icughte cu tho great quertion of tamsrenoo, I will offer a few wards to the 8&L»SJir3iid.tD ©Jal erfJ lo nora Republican to pirq eirnediieb Pm DBUGS atimfiSHS, working my peat aa aooa aa they are fairly through the ground, rtirring it with the hoe to keep down the wools. When the peas are about five tochoe high I bank thorn up a little, putting trash aarth cion around tho stalks. They should then, be stuck with suHaWe hruri>, cut tolerably straight and thnrpM»d a little, Xhen pushed into tho around close to th. outer odg. of th. outside drill, and th. tope leaned a Utile. In Quo way two —__ > i! «• —______ _ j-nt. «r haadf Allow mo to ray. should you lore, and bo loved in return by a young man wh<»> principles are not yet wall refabliahed, his Myour power and ■ your duty to help him to a correct and rwdisfag MUM of hie responsibilities. My mind ha* brou called to this phase of tK. subject by con rowing with a man whom voice has been heard in our midst in defenw cf tho enure of temper­ ance, who mid hi* prinoiptes were ftk’ velcped and confirmed by convocsatiaaa with th. tedr who h now his wife. Above all things, my young fneods, be­ low you ecmzmt ynuprelf to nay young man. make sure by the best toots te Mitliia Swbej’s Hotel, JOSEPH PFLCG. PIERCE'S CALT. AT JOHN STANLEYS Pure Wines and LiauorsI YOB MEDICINAL I'fUrOSM. •A fall Um »f !>• 0«m< Oneerte* in toe Crty, ^ISSS^UtSS. . ACL ~... " and vfaeu, spade the land and ptaat for a fall crop. Never mt# seed fr.xa the vines after the beet of the pea* have been gathered for table use. Either M all of the peas reasaia oa a part at the row until |h«y are fully npe or buy For eariy poo* 1 plant Virginia Hot­ spur (now cahod Early Tone), Carter'* Ural Crop end Eariy Kent They *are I hardier than any ottcrrarietiM I have tried. For teter kinds I prefer MeLeaa’. Adrucer, Eufapi-, Bishop's Long Fod, Imporisl sad QmsuMre of England.- some of them having mothers who oeoe had eharactaa to sustain. Itfoan«0rege on humanity to bring tbooo helpiS hnavwfsls into ooch an inheritance, -wot only an inboritency of sbjoot po*erty, but coo of vie*, aad an unoouisoU*bte thirst for strong drink ; aad U is ore al the object* of this greet timpsr TVwf YMMMsOltt MurteeUre hti* watery S60.000 00 51 «o ■ _ .awswas.iT. BININGER’S SINE’S 1 Old London Dock Gin> GIFT ENTERPRISE! ■ re ^rawy.MeWe/.JwfihS. W. . 1 Ifb OOA^P CAI’ITAW ur |5.3« KACHIM GHHBICB! sSj' hwu CHOICE EGGS For H,A. BUSELL'S CHAln-mt oKBEET Hatching. and 1 Strains _New England w — prepared , New York; and’ TI am to tarnish Egg. .1 th. following t^lritate, - ■ tl.AO bboWn-e'- bj-oob: , os xu« hT»^«, , . ‘| Hastings, Michigan. MZ.wnib.x •» <b« c"—” ’•“? -lHEK B.T". fSTEiNHOFF NmteorrtOto* <AO«t Ttekrt. foaUto te W,#eO! Aaeate Wasted le mH TlcksU, te wbm Liberal Preview* will be paU. aMte Twtortak-. M< -*(MMeM twirl 71 >k- Dark Brahma, - - 3,00 Partridge Cochins, - 8.00 * K. BAKMBto**/., BARGAINS , MibMwv.. Tho anew, or in to ano of briplam fcfioey. A atiuscs.’ Fowl* mart hare free aooera to. Wtaft or firns to form the shaft of thter Sfo, eaffarM crgnrwl to grind their d to thaw grnrard*. They fanriate grra or ofowto. whteb «M < MOearityforftem. la winter ttoy like man­ , -■**-—-1 ham aaTbe qu*l- SIEVES wee the childrea of parent*, on. or both of whom were drunkard.. Happily, 1 am talking to thaw who enjoy tie comfort* of home, the moan* of odnektion, and a good share of com­ mon Three q«ttiah wift ft* native delicacy of our mi, will always bo available for----------- *—=“ *" aartaialy would; to refuse a him i--------------------------------‘ JmbokUi.afterfby.faftM.bmft- �ffl ruwim trvo tbo 1k» that bind: “LET THE READERS DECDE.” «rta ata.—h* *• <ta« ta children; and degraded though ho may i, S~ i yvar, as It is possible for two wow exhibit Greble & Bussell reply at great length, to our ver­ sion of the late plowing match “so-caUed” which oUctioa; THE FBAUD. the facts. . This b to cvthfr that I feavo two <N- {[he {{rmiblirat jjnnncr. They workvwell in all kinds of ground. public. opinion. AN ECHO OF Chillod plow and don’t know anything Referrng to trials advertised by us between the No. 3 and the New Oliver Chilled plows they say “Mr. B. said they were held on the farm of Mr. Peter Cramer, Mr. Edward Bump, Mr. Syl­ vester and Mr, Jesse Townsend, but admitted that no representa­ tives of the Oliver Chilled Plow was present. Hssnxae, Mica., Mat 27, 1874. Practiced by whatever party, REPUBLICAN STRENGTH. abontit. The New Oliver Chitted jdow soonr1 in made where the No. 3 Hattrnga Greblo 4 Bus. Oliver Chilled. organs over tho possibility of President Grant’s being a candidate for a third Tf* Fw* 44« 4» F»U»n trill with tho New (Hirer Chillod plow the extraordinary popularity of Jixa ad- Luther Hyatt and ifannatkm for extortion. tho suggiMlxm of its possibility. In fact a leading Democratic pajier ia this Continued Harriet Scott w. Gilbsrt A. Scott. Divoros granted complainant, May 4th, 1874. who are frioada of the administration. 1873 there were 0 marriages. 31 births, nsoet intimate friends for him, repudi- 10,045 acres. Improved land 18,456 lihoiliaeh themsoItos intodiBtroea over for an indefinite period” which it they pretend may assert itself at time end, regardless of whatever rv Mr. Sylvester did not have our plow on trial at all, and says he did not buy theirs. We sold Mr. Bump a plow, and how much of a victory they won may be seen from Mr. Bump’s statement. After such truthful ? statements, tife.,” We say the facts were not as given by them but are as stated below, Messrs. Dwight & Mes­ ser took a No. 3 plow to Mr. Cramer, who had the New Oliver Chilled plow on trial, and after work­ ing the two plows side by side sold him two of the No. 3, and be returned the Chilled Plow. 420 acroo of orchards, and 24 1-2 »aw country. ' Is not thia a.moot remarkable tribute 110,735 lbs. of wooL kiada of work,. and think it drew the Bvtuxd, May 25th Dwight and Mmoot brought - a No. 3 priority of the Chilled plow. It w!H< few days, uninfluenced Edward Hchxodar, David D. Fuh Iheee was marChilled How. is estimated, at 8578.00 la 1872 and the of their leaders had sach an exponeivo Reuben Miller Jr. ruJOeo. Purdy, rvally had not noticed but that is, too, butbola of apptou m 1872, aad 12371 had comn over in the crowd. That bu.h.h ia 1878, 10,000 1U. of grape. ta 1672 and 15,000 Ibe. ia 1873, oad it was diaeortrod that the Republican of frtrit were dried for market ia 1873, putea with Great Britain, the Credit PETER CRAMER. On the same day Messrs. Dwight A Messer were at the farm of Mr. Bump where another Chill­ ed plow was on trial, but os Mr. Bump had already decided that ho did not want the New Chilled plow in any event, they did not attempt to do more than to ahow him the superior working qualities of the No. 3. What opinion he had formed of the “New Oliver Chilled" is shown by the following: HarriMGS, Mjch., May 25th. 1874 I had a New Oliver Chilled plow on trial and. did not like it It would not do a* good work os my No. 20 Robinson Cast Plow , ;. . . E^ Bump. When tho **Ubmto” Francis Holden ▼*. Oliver Chalk er Again on the name day, the name parties were at the farm of Jesse Townsend and tried the No. 3 against the New Oliver Chilled plow, with such succeas that Mr. Townsend-bought two of the former. Mr. Burrnll never doined a trudon Sylvesters farm, but did report one on the farm of Mr. Syivesters’ son in-law, to whom w« sold a No. 3 plow. We have since learnad that tins Sentlaman did not try an Oliver plow, being so well satisfied with the one we sold him that he id not care to try any other. At the time of advertising these trials we supposed they had all been made as stated. We were wrong only in the case last mentioned, and as this trial was report­ ed to us by one of our employees we think this a sufficient refutation of the insinuation of un­ truthfulness contained in the above extract. May 2Sd, 1874. creaso of inhabitants ta this township. tian! VIUWIU — -ta. .. — ths Hastinga Plow No. 8. It will cut and turn a wider furrow and do it earior. For general purposes I think it ths l>e*t plow I star uned. Loosest* Srmur. Hasnsos, April 23. 187A of President Grant? Wo have been and 58,205 lb.,of batter. Tim. wm told that tho days of our organisation ramd ia 1878, 01.815 bub* of whMt, cries of alarm, that if it should be coneluded in defiance of all precedent, to E. Bear. Cixltox, April, 1874 Ham G t R; county and has every rhich they put in an appearance might prevent The real reason why Moesra G AB., refused i plowed they say: Let these unhappy meSeine 1875. of thuir om alter < oRapeo m e national party 1873,87 hir&s and 12 deaths. Of tax.UetandLbm-blM»8acmofwhseh 1 10375 acres are isapwed. 1km to on 1 W. Bailey as tarinribtona they virtually say it in, then it hat, no tadueemont to make its 1878. ’em stubble on J. & Goodyear. gdod will of the American people. Thur <-arly in tho year, and before the A COSTLY NUMBUG 1 Let those who have not already come to the foregoing conclusion consider the following indis­ putable objections to the New Oliver Chilled Plow: \ , 1st. The price at which it is sold is fxhorbttant, fully 33 per cent more than is asked for better and more cxpcnsivclyjnade plows. 2nd. The prices of extras and repairs are nearly double what other manufactures charge for superior articles of the same class. 3rd. The peculiar shape of the plow, which is given to it, for no other purpose than to fit it to a point which is patented, and which no one but the Oliver Plow Co., can make or sell. If anybody doubts that the Plow has been altered tofit the Point, let them con­ sider the following facts: Last year the Plow was made with a Cutter Point, having a curved wing, detached from the mouldboard, as in other plows, which curve was paten­ ted. Foundrymen everywhere finding they could evade this patent by making thepants with a straight wing, and that points made in that way would work as well or better than those with the patented curve, commenced casting such points, which were sold al onefourth less than was asked for their points, by the Oliver Company. These poinU had an immense sale, to the detriment of the patented article. This year's plow, or the "New Oliver Chilled,” uses but one kind ofpoint, viz : a Cutter Point, with a patented curved “wing” and this wing is joined to and made apart of the mouldboard, in such a manner that no other shape or make of point can be usedin its place. In view ofthe above we submit that tho conclusion, that the shape of the plow has been altered for the express purpose of Controlling and Monopolizing the Point trade, is a fair and reasana' ble one. When a sufficient number of these new plows shall have been sold to make the point trade an object. the Oliver Company can make the price of these points whatever they chose, and farmers who have bought their plow at nearly the cost of two better ones will have no reeource but to pay or throw the plow away. 4th. As the plow can use but one. kind ofpoint.and that the -highest priced one,for -most kinds of work, ths cost of using the chilled plow in the matter of points alone, is fully 20 cents more per acre For every acre, plowed than that of using other plour... blh. For cross plowing, plowing Stubble, and plowing sod with a jointer, it is unnecer sary to use a cutter point, but the Oliver plow can use no other or cheaper kind. 6th. The Oliver plow will not do even passably good work in sod without a jointer, and this appendage adds nearly 20 per cent. to the cost of the plow and requires theuss of a third.horst. 7th. The Oliver How wiU not work well on uneaten. hard or stony ground, and its Agents know this and dare not allow if- io tried in such work, as was shown by the** refusal to plow with the 3," on the 12th inst., and by tne certificates given below ' Judgemaa*. for plaintiff for 8123.80 and A Little more Evidence to the Suu Efirt. which with Other vmaU fruito and garJ. B, Gooonua. tehed attons, and which vMAmmijm If the Oliver plow was an extraordinarily good tool and did work that no other plow could, fennere would have some reason for patronizing it, notwithstanding some of the objectians urged ; above, but it is not. It is not even equal to most other plows, as ----- “-1 ' • • the best judges show. �^71^ Tip ffo/v^ I/tDUSTtf. support Home Industry" Did you ever take psiiulitaXfiiml out what makes a community thrifty and prog] ' lota of (___ _____ # __ to ihcir labor with their dinner ™, ___________________ —ft caoae of all thie atir* "Y” there is n demand ut Home for work, the people pntronixe Home HAu‘ jr>j, city people know tbit it is to their own pcraonal intereM to Brt Some trode and they do it invariablv. Who eats wheat -in Barry County, if it is not the people in the county! We InHld up our own place; people in Grand Rapids won't do it-for ust^ W.c. have Merchants, Mechanics. Tradesmen, Lawyers, s Doabui:- uud laborers; but one says “we have no mechanics in —• • * ’J * : A.” To such I would say, our Agricultural works, our Milling * axjd '-oiir yitwage^. Wagons, Cutters kc made in HasDngv, and . Anu oar we havcXo mechanics. Compare to day with ten years «go«1br then there was not even a painter in Barry County that : cmfld’pahrt a dumber jvngon fit to be seen. There is no need of going away'from Hastings to get a Carriage or Buggy, and so fisr «s Cctiors any oonoemed, you can Save ten dollars on every Critter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, than in any Br Aid. Bessmsr— AeefaW, That this Council will Inforoe is law la regard to U>« Ikwaso of dogs > Its fullest extent. We are advised that Messrs. Dwight * Burrell, shipped this iaorni»g, by Blua Lane, to Bochertee, N. Y., fifty of their setobrated Robbins Cultivators. A gwd machine that, which made in Michigan, sell* well in New York Ona day last week a* Wat Woodruff and R. McKlnnan were digging under a large rock lo tower it below where the plow would strike it it suddenly gave way and turnwi over, quite seriously injuring Mr. Woodruff on the right limb, and Mr. McKinnon an tho side and bip, though fortuaatoly no hones It to with deep regret that we leant that Mr. L. Kelsey. the popular Bag­ gage Master on Conductor Hall’s train, died on Tuesday evening of last week, at his residence in Jackson, from the effects of tho blow he received about ten days previous near Onondaga. CHBICMEI. MASONIC. Hiis-U«tn»Bu>cx. HASTINGS CHAPTER. XO. BM, « M. HwalBr m ths iMnl Fr ‘f ***k “'",liTRATia» runxiTMt. h. xo. w. sLADiassy HASTIXG» LODGE, XO-itr.aA HAST1XGS EASTER X STAR, L-ls. Mbs. Loens A. Psiuzrs. Wo ©pin© that any one caught in th© egging burinees, whether aimed at our Tomperanco Ladina, ProL Dickie or any one ebe, or in entering private roeideucw in tho abaenre of the familim, will find it a coitly pastime, being on act to despicable, to leave room for self respect in the future, or for tho confi. dense ar respect of any good citizen*. On motion ths Comtoittee on Ordi­ nance was instructed to report to tho Council an Ordinance on,Paving, at the next mooting. By Aid. BentleyWsxixit The "Ordiuauro relative to Ltooenefog Batoons," has had the effect to greatly curtail th© solo of intoxicat­ ing drinks and to reproei drunkenness. Therefore in order to more effectually I* ■ r .' ... In which most salcxnn are engaged, SwW, That see. S of tho “Ordi -auro relative to Licensing Batoons," be so amended ns to read as folium : Persons Licensed under lids Ordi­ nance, shall pay into the City Treasury the sum of fifty dollars, for oath License for quarter), and that th* -remaining portion of- said ordinance following the • ... n Zmvnfzir rm nil \ fn* T Irnnor thnv rsnnnt liMoIrrd, That tho Street Commis­ sioner bo ordered to gmifo and grave! •ociion lino road cart of railroad bridge, east to city limits, to the amount of fif’y dollars. Also, grade Sad pike East Street from Grove Street north io Statu Referred to Oommitteo on Streets Account of Hicks Bros., •.'».00, ma­ terial for Fire Department, sea retorted to Cknuniitten ou Finance. ' Ou motion Council adjourecl until Tuesday evening, May Stith. WOOLCARDING i4„“?3i Obstacles to Marriage. queat part of nenrly all plants, but vary­ ing much in quantity in different plant*. By direct absorption. It to neceesary to the perfrrt dcrelapctnont of vegrtetian. lu chief ©Seo, however, is ia its oaeissilating the properties already in the aoQ to tho plant Vogstatioa >ttve* only on digested or dccoin)>oood food in thn form of liquids and gssoe- The soil may con­ tain all thn eonstiiuont element* of the crop inloaded to bo raised, and yet it may nut ba in * condition Io I* appro­ priated. Moat soils contain carbonates, Bulphates and phosphates of potassium, were tho pleated recipient of a fiuu lot of young uaious, tho largest of tho *season, on Saturday from the gar­ den of Eugene Gaskill, Esq,, of Baltiyear a system "at market gwrdcning, which he designs to follow as • buss­ nose in future-, and has ground tuoet ad­ mirably adapted for that purpose. Such a garden is one of the great wants of our city and wo wish Mr. G. abun- BEST OF WORK. , HOUSEHOLD: feldspar, Ac., but in each a condiuon es to elaorbKinly oo they are slowly decom­ posed by expoeuru to th© grases of tho atmuspii-'ro and the rays cf the sun. Many of th© rear.utortured forUlirers make a fair showing by auolysia, and to contain thn element* which shoald bus!.-.in tlio plant, and yet they may bo in Mirh ivunbinstion as to pror© inert, on norount of their imKilubihiy. This is ono of th© 1“-nefictol proporttoo of Hme. Oa Monday and Tuesday tho liquor suit of tho Poopfo vs. Charles Editorly. waa twice tried,' before two dlffonrat junaa. neither of which agreed. The first standing two for guilty and four not guilty, the second fire for guilty and one not guilty. We de not know what 'further action the Prosecuting Attorn eV proposes to take tn this rase. Guarantee FAMILY uonMBNT. ! i»AirixGQHnix'AxcE. The Xvw. ax' Obwwib Csesc.l Wife CM, < n. c.i!„. The cam of the People vs Chartoe H Olmstead, for selling to a minor to set down ior tb-3ay, Wednesday, but at this timo wo are not advised as to whether tho case is going oo. On Friday we spent a few boers at Nasbrillc, on a business trip, but could not help noticing tho enterprise mini­ seated on every hand by the citizens aai Far thaa«comm<4aik>n of our eub.sribers who desire any other book, ji.gaaiM. or paper, pulliahod, with or without the sdrertissd premiums, we will obtain it for you nt the Iajwxst Bans, without any axpoew© to you «n trading tho order.______ _________ _ rw nuiM w S W ? terrible fire devastated a large portion of the bmunea-i block*. Yet, I'hamix like new ones hnro sprung trom tho ru­ ins, and on tho day of our visit arrange­ ments wore made by Mtsst*. Karr, Bradley & Durkee to arert ou tbo alto of tho ruins several brick stores, and a contract made for thy immediate deliv­ ery cf the briek. New machinery to replace that destroyed by thv kter fire has been purchased by Mr. Olds, and the taah, blind, plaining and matching works ere again running with ample orders to keep th«m busy for months. Tis well, ever may it be as. NEW OFFERS! NEW IDEAS! Origin cf tho Delaware Grape. Hie a enbjvet of gwnoral remark, among both whotosale and retail ilruge’ a, that no medicine iiitroducvd to the ©riiaa public lias over gains.! oucli u popularity and met with co large a sale in ail part* of tho bmd, in tho same length of time, as Dr. Picorre's Gold on Medical Dfororery. Thn cannot dupoml upm its having been more largely ad* verti^d than any other medicine, ns such to opt tho casn. The correct w-l planation, we think is found in th© tact that tliia medicine (iro-JucM the: most wonderful and perfect cures of very bed esses of bronchial, throat and 1 notiro you copy from [lie Okit Ftr*tr a tow words of M. B. Bailsman touching th© origin of tlie Delaware T» Arms Pcxr.—Mr. Austin, long a mil known resident of our city to iu>w engaged in J1W manufacture of tho cknbrptod Austin 1’umps, at Eaton Rapids, and wo understand they are being generally appreciated there as thay always have been hure, where they have bei-n in ge/iural uoo for the past three vents, and hnve always found a ready sale, a, they are considered a su- that sv rot all authority touching the origin of the Delaware traced it to a foreign land. To satisfy myself and give authority to my statement, I wrote Mr. Campbell, and bare the following The streets of our city are being put in good order. EUte Street from Church to Broad­ way to bo paved. All over the county wheat is looking exceedingly well. A new bill-board surrounds the Court Will tbo astute editor of the IUfMm, toll up by whom it is conceded, that Hoose yard. ' ' It was the hotest day of the Besson, the new Constitution ia irregular, in what respect it is claimed Io bo irregu to-day (Wed nw-l -y Pleasant & lire above ground these lar; and whether Av favors its adoption’ by the paopte? Thane are important Noto tho change of time in our station questions and the people desire that rnmiwatiw Special Notice. m »■ ay iwr nvtefca. I nstuo of Samuel Proves!. Tho Heath family burn a tradition that it was brought from the gardens ot tho King of France by aa absconding gardener, who then gave it to Mr. ProroeL” All Ibis is of record, and it settles, as 1 think, tlio origin of the Delaware, but that seedlings from it have been found wild by Moehan. aad grown from seed by Quapbrtl. lha t partakes of its habits I shall mil attempt to dispute. Ail I claimed in my nrticfo was that the Del • aware win not a seedling originated m tho township of Delaware, Ohio-— F. Ji. £H*I a Jtn*l #•*'. WE WANT AGENTS. —■ ■ WrtSS'SFKft: s=as ELLSWOHTH, BQBM I VUCTOBtB, A. novel and stviiah akirt has tho fixwt In aiL-ro.lpuia and plain spaces, whifo thn lock m ttouncwl lengthwise. Thctfl nre several kinds of worms which trouble boteoo; the pin-worms (pointed st both ends} aro tho most com­ mon and must dangerous. HhrrWan’s Cavalry Condition Powders will ina low days eject tho worms. ani tbo horse will begin to thrive. Dart or Lmxaa nmoiniug at tba Hartings P- -O-> a8tk, 1<74 ■ :■ Edmund Aoktoy, Brtkwith, Joha Ctaa, Mrv Winforo,. (Wpboll, gardemag this ipring. about our city .nd vtoimty than ever before This t. Marauto<?tpn»«Edglx, Mm J1.0. Grey. uiisbooMbe. PttwPin-r. Soforo® Hrt-rUng, Mra Mrs. Lydia PiesaaU will epeak a Hasmb A. Uwtan. AndreUnion Hall, on Saturday evening. June MssxH.R- D- Portar. ^**9 K 60, endra Sunday tba 7ih, moramg Bobmwm, Albert 3. BoMoatm Jr., Mary Bmd. John IfaQ-wrirt B F. 8^y. PrisriltaHaD. Dirert your Irtwt to Ko.of B 0. Fob Fcuurea* a» bM**XT*n»ago tn Beesmer, Heath * Co. They soil cheap for cash. . Jan. 20tt cally touching toy italoment that I doubted the- Delaware being a satire soedliug, end tho writer referred to G. W. Campbell, of Delaware, ns superior authority. New. 1 am ready to give Mr. Campbell as authority, although I' knew Ixihfct'h.'uid that both he and Mee­ han rt'-r.rJvd the Delaware as belong- trodnred to the public, and yet nt th© same time poete>ses tho grc-itnet of blood-purifying and strengthssing pro­ perties that medical aciraco has been, able to produce, thus rendering it a sovereign remedy not only ia the euro fif Consumption, Branehitn, Heaiseneos and Coughs but also fin- aU diseases of the lirer nnd blood, ai scrofulous dis­ eases, btotchM, rough skin, pimples, black specks anddtosutoraiton*. It has t here fare n wide rrogi of application and uscfulmies, and it not only given ths mod perfect aatlsfi'lton to.nil who uro it, but for exceeds tho expectations of the ntnst sanguine, thus olititiag the' toudnst |iraisn. and malting penanmmt. living mlrertising mediums it all who u» it. For these reasons it to that thorn A Vawssu: Hob**.—Wo learn that S. W. Lone, Esq., of Rutland, ha* sold hi* Stall on, "Daniel Sampson," to Dauiel Curtis foe 11,000. tins table in thia column. Th. population of Grand Bapid. to raid to bo 27,600, o gain of ow |n Satisfaction! PANACEA 8|-«al meeting of the Common Council, hold Monday evening. May 25U», U74. Treeant—Mayor, Recorder and Aids. Barlow, Mudge, Dolph, Beesmer. Brat- Opea-vratk cm broidery ou bteok lUk, 'ciBlimoro. and Bkilfone --1—“ eitromiily ©logout above • Washington , , , COLORADO EXCURSIONS. and Oxford shoes will be on the tides and tow in front, te ebow fbe fancy .lockings, which are as pcpulaf ■» sr«r. ■ Veh's! ssmMMfl-a, or out Mdo pockets, suspended from the belt, will be re­ flared later by black he* <Wvr silk, rrhly wtrted injet J ....... \ P. Henry. Sold by nil DregDealero. San F. Hmr, FOR HATCHING. !ICE & �HASTUGS UK WE TERRITORY. ROOFING! bo required," eb* added, wiih aUagfe. "And oh, Harold ! by tb* way. Unde Eliab is coming to town to-morrow fa see about renewing the mortgage oa the old fam. Igotafaktorfrem him to- eertUie*. Ser NO XQCAL ta tke Bsrtrt- .lIisdiLciiir, it Dru.lt, !«*»♦. :: *n ' ::6i tsar isr; CsreiaasU TBAISa OOISO NOXT1I. BUY J. 4 P. COATS'BLACK THREAD far ytir lACHIHL Jerkm. Msnkali. NsttUCirek. KsImom^. NHm. 1 to 1 as ’■ Si | ;■ '“■•'I IS sx ta SM IS Lmt. Cllw. Ikr tMrril bn *aS Sreik-reM. a* Mtere. n FLOWERS Cklrese. l**v», ■IUr. “ BrtUr Crrak. MentoU. jumu Utattamti alter Pnx OreMj-Ur. CkrlMt. Drxtrr. IMM. See Asbev. TetaraU. Drtreii. errtr*. ill fit 2 bit ua ___ r* ■ranees. munity, Ame portion of timo ought to be eet apart foe relaxation from worldly labor* and employment^ and devoted to the social warskin of Almighty God, CHOICE MIXED QLADIOLAS and th* aitainment of rebgiotu end *1 etolruU. br M *re l«». eiOprrl.OW. that moral instruction, which are in the by •■ptM* ■*•* rrreljit of oner. rr.it for | highest degree promotive of th* peace, nUtocbo. ASdreu hapoinoM, and prewperity of a people ; and whereas, the first'day ot the week, commonly denominated lb* Sabbath, FLORENCE has at all time*, among Christians in general, beau devoted to those impor­ tant purposes; to tho end tberotoro, that the good people of this Territory may be enabled, aa well ou that day a. on all proper oeeaaskma, freely and without disturbance, to perform tiros, great and nccseaary duties with that decency and solemnity which is suitable to their importance; therefore," etc. There must hkvo been, during the Territorial days, such a'thing a. whole­ some liquors; for-the act of 1827, “ to punish the vender, ot unwboleromo liquors and provisions," says aa much by implication. It provided that if any brewer or distiller, shall sell, or offre or expo** for sal*, any unwholesome liquor Koton wh.Uo.vsr, he ehall ba adjudged guilty of a mlademoaaor, and punished by a fin* not exceedmg |60, or imprisonment not exceeding four manto*. POULTRY In an act of th* same year, to protect the .state of habitual drunkards, the circuit coarta were given tho san., juris­ diction aa that exorcised by probata courts in regard to the property of lu- is sx Sta / A your later this provfaion was re­ pealed. It wa* doabtires found impos­ sible to enforce it, and tho Council rec­ WILD LIFE r.I' Wl'i. ognised tbs principle that an unenforced ACBim WANTED e.rrywtor. tor ltd. e*w end iMaeUhlly lllauretnl Book •< Q. law, however correct in ite coneeption ■nd detail, is no honor to the commoaweolih enacting it; and that there ia leas disgrace ta not having a tow, than ia having it a dead letter on the statute AaaA»b.r “ Mkt. Dvxlrr. rerimsl.g eU •««*«. • Om„ Sul. Cr~k BuUu, b, Bui™ CMh Bm. BLACK A rcr-LBB. n a aH The Oew poseengor conchae of the Michigan Lake Shore Hailroad are beauties. Gen. Fremont is now in his rixty-firet year, but would readily pea* far a man ot fcirty-five. - nsvsoe*. AMERICAN MARBLE - t trouble and expensive litigation, and th«f legislature much vexaious toil. The county of Macomb was author­ ised, by a special act for that purpose, to raise by tax one-fourth of one per coot on the taxable property of tho county, in addition to their other taxa*, for tho purpoae of do fraying the expeueo of building a reurt-bouee and jail. Nor was tho question as to whether the people of the county wished to erect these buildings submitted tc their judg­ ment ; but the county commissioners were authorised to proceed it tuoo. Tho location of tho county seat of St. Clair County was a scarce of uncasincas as long ago as 1824. In that year throe pcrocns named in the act were ap­ pointed to invevtigeto the county seat as the located, and other proposed sites way to win it. Be wba: you wish to therefor, and report their findings to eeeta. A man may wear a mask tao- the Council the following year. eeaafuHy for a time, but a alight thing The Council; cither afraid that the may looeou it end expoee to view hi* true fore. Beeidee, men ot businoM have remarkably sharp eyee, which wogativ^i of his position, or net wishing p are* right through maak*. It i* not him to lay sole claim to any good act, worth a boy'* while to try and wear or forsooth fearing they might lose the oppeartunityof tho annual Thanksgiring feast, adopted the following resolutions on the Sth of August, 1824 : "Whereas, it is equally a duty with Polish bools of fin* kid, with gaiters communities as with individuals to mauiblack velvet, are worn in Pane. ‘ ‘ ‘ upon Almighty Point lace barboa. laid ou th* coro­ God, and du I licit his favor and net, are the elegant caprice in bonnet protection, th______ _ “Eero’.ved, by the Governor and Leg­ ist’tivo Council of the Tsnitory ofMichi­ gan, Thai tho Governor be, and be ia hereby requested to lasu* hu proclama­ tion, appointing a day ol pubhc thanks, giving and prayer, end recommending to the citixens of thia territory a atriet observance of tho same." Prohibitory legialation in regard to the liquor Uaffa ia much older in this February, 182fi. an act waa peered en­ tirely prohibiting the sale of liquor to Indians, not even granting th*m the aame for medical or,mechanical purpoare. Aa ia uaually tho care with pro­ hibitory legiafation of every kind, it had "Oh, tin- bonnet ia Uhind th. ago tool" "Yea tho bonnet i* behind tho age "^•-Mxrc.u. 1 had u better opinion of you." anid hei brother. Miaa Arkwright glanrcil timidly at Allonby. He smiled. "Indeed, indeed," pleaded Marcia, 1 would rather day at borne all my days than go abroad a dowdy IT “And who do you suppose will know the difference?" • not need hi* services. That was not the rort of young man wanted in any boaact buxines*. Even man who hare no religion* principle* themselves know how to value it in others. They feel safer in trusting a elavk who is punc­ tual at hi* ehuroh and tn hia Sabbath­ school, who ia inl.re.ted in the dotage ot the “Young Men’. Christian Aaaociationa" rather than in the but now star 3 School Teachers Wanted a Not nonasmso gt all,' seated Mia* Arkwright. Mr. AUonby, I am too l------------------man to wfah to apjiear in public in a costume which, to aay the leatf, ia doddodlyperev." “And sou would actually lo*o the de­ lirious muhe of Handel, married to the more delirious veare of Sebeatlani, just because your drits* isn't according to the latest model* F' buret out the Majcr. •‘For goodnero' relto, why don’t you put cm a shawl F’ "Could I wear a shawl over my Lead, orial being received at any future «e»aion of the I^giatativo Council, praying that any act may be pasaul, whereby the particular right* or privileges of any individual or individuals, bodies politic or corporal*, may bo affected or infringed, notice cf such tateuded ap­ plication, by petition or memorial, shall be given at least thirty day* before the eunfag screioa of the Legislators Coun­ cil, either by advertisement ta a news­ paper, printed or in geuand circulation within tbs county where tho party or parties intoreated reside ; or ta case no such paper bo printed or circulated within such county, thru notice shall be C' on by advertisement, to be fixed oa door of tho house where courts ar* held for aueh county, and at three of the most public place* ta »aid county, for the said period of thirty dan; and no racb petition or memuru.1 shall be receivod by any future Logialativ* Conn oil, that he* Men a greeter length of time in circulation than six months, previous to tho eommencemMt o! tho a«Mrion »t which it shall be presented, nor shall any names of petition*:* be written on a aeperato paper or »bnet, and attached to the petition or memorial." . . "It shall be the duty of the presidaol of the Legulativc Council, when such petition or memorial riiril bo prevented, to in­ quire at (be. time .uc!> petition or mem­ orial ia pmented, whothor notice there­ of has been given agreeably to the pro­ vision* of thi* act, and whether such petition or memorial has been ta circu­ lation a longer time than six months ; and if satisfactory proof of tho fore­ going requisition* is produced, the such petition or memorial shall be received." OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, SHEW’ES, ETC. "An act for the regulation of th* wb ito-fiahery in the airait of Detroit and tharirer BL Clair" provide, "that any penen o» parsons, wta> ahaH be found Mdm far white fab. fa «itb« the reid ateuil cr rim, within thfa Territory, with A payable out ol th* estate ol tho de­ ceased ; and were to be taken precedence of rfther debts. The LegfaUtive Cuum.il were not dis­ posed to countenauce th* unrestrained right of petition, and for that purpose enacted a law “to regulate tho mode of potitfomng Jbe Legislative Council ta certain eases." Its provtaiotu are as Michigan Central R. R 11 “Only think," went on Ibo Major— "Well, why not? It's a little old “bnt hero we are. I'll bit Marcia tall, style, to be sure—" the story for haeolf." “A little! Just look at that collar— And Major Arkwright opened the and those lnp|wls—and the brass but­ door with hl* latch key. and admitted tons !” hi* friend into a bright little bouee, full "Harold!" said Manta, gravely, of canary bird* end winter-blooming mimicking to the best of her ability bar geraniums, hanging baskets of ivy and brother's tone and voice of the evanfag yaponice. Through a marble-paved before, “do you actually mean to teU vestibule you entered an octagon­ me that you would faeo an evening of shaped room, burg with fluted draper Mr.------ '• oratory^juat beeauae your io* cl gold-colored silk, a pretty wood- coat is a little out of style?" tinted carpet on tho floor, and chain, “Wouldn't L though 1 Do you think sofas, and fautcuils stand around ex­ ------------------ - of myself?'' actly aa if they were made to bo used, ircta, dryly. “I’m not for mere empty show. ------------------------ —a a man- But Marcia Arkwright, the Major'll beau­ you told mo last night that men didn't tiful sister, tot at a little table copying, •top to consider whether their coats cr in water color*. a bunch of white carna­ cape were ent according to this season's tion*, tied up with feathery fern leave* fashion or last." and one or two blade, of gram. Sb*, “I won't wear such as outrageous too, wee datk, with jot-fringed brown thing as that, if I never go out again I" eyee, atraiebt, uriou. feature*, and a burst forth the Mayor, ircfully flragfag freib, bright coldr on her cheek*, only the respectable butteraoi-cotorod coat a ahadu lighter than the “twin clior- upon the floor. "Moy ronfuaton aaia* riee*'of her Ixnr-slinpod lip.. Yea, upon Unde Eliab and Lu wardrobe. Mias Arkwright wa* very hsndsoma, Allonby, you take Marcia to the lecture. and ao Mr. Allonby had long thought, I'll bo hanged before I go looking like in the secret depths of h» masculine a Bevofatiocary soldier. eoul. , < “But my-dear fallow," quoth Mr. AL “I’re brought Mr. Allonby io, Mar­ fouly, mischievously, “after all that you oa," the Major began, hia eye. twink­ ling mischievously, "for you to tell him one'* faith to reigning fashions— " why you don't go to tho oratorio te­ Major Arkwright stayed to bear no more, but bolt'd into hie own room, with a muttered round which might have bean a bleating, and might have boon eomothfag else. And Marcia smiled a roguish dim- nri fijK aintnin Jsta 4 W tn :: £ ' tioe 34, Ton 5 South, Bang* 4 East, on lands owned by Messrs, Wing,. Evana, end Brown, “agreeably to ai plan of a ton or village" "recorded ia> the regtatar’* office of tbs county otI Monxoo;" but so moatioa is made of' tho name of the village which wa* thus constituted the county seat Th* following month if wa* enacted “that tba Sabbath shall oommsne* ai twelve o'clock ou Saturday oreni ng and cle Kliab ahrewdly. . "But you always was a greet hand for tayutarieetud Wjtriyaacea, Marshy, though what you ea* do with my old cool that Betsy Miltar made oct of lluldoh's cloak tea years ego fast Michaelmas, I declare to gra­ cious 1 don't know. They don't make no such brass buttons as that now-adays, though. P'raps bow,” shrewdly added Unde Eliab, “you is goto' to a c osquorade party, or aome of thorn thing* I've road ofj or Harold is." "Now, uncle, don't ask quaotiooe, but leave tho coat,—there’* an old dar- TURNING THE TABLES. TABLE TOPS. MANTLES, "Hcrrid old bore!” was the nephew's undutifal trommest “Of eocne we shall havo to ask him to dinner, but I don’t nee that there is aay help for it, Marcia. Come, Allonby, we shall be “Well, well, child, have your own way," hn eald ; and Mercia had it t “Now," thought Marcia, with ^arkhug eyea, when once the front door had waivly banged behind Undo EUab'o departing form, “I'll settle up old score, with Master Harold !” Aa tho hour of eight approached, Major Arkwright bunt into tho room like a good looking whirlwind. “Are you ready, Marcia E Allonby I* waiting ta the hall, and we must hurry if we expect to get anything in the. bkonesa of a geod aeat" "Heady E U coutm Pm ready," Miaa Arkwright answered demurely. I have been sitting with my thing* on for th* lost nuarter of an hour. "1 ought to have been on hand a little sooner," acknowledged Major Ark­ wright, “but I had all those mortgage papers to look over and settle, and time slipped away before I know iL How­ ever—but where's my overcoat T" “On th* ball rack, isn’t itF* Marcia responded, with a curious light shining ta her eyea. "There’s aomethiDg bars," muttered Harold, fa a eubdned tone, but it’s aa Lutr.orr.ut-colcrcd thing sprinkled all over with brass buttons the stae of a Spanish dollar. I eay, Marcia, I do be­ lieve Uncle Eliab has worn off my coat, and left this relic of Noah's ark here fa ita place!” And be bold it out at urn's length. "I dare aay,*’ said Marcia, preearrtag her gravity by an almoet eupeshenaaa effort; but it seems to be very warm and substantial, and you and Uncle Eliab are very nearly of a height and stae. Put it oa and eome along ; we shall certainly bo too late." "Put it oa I" echoed. tho Mayor, al­ moet ta a shout -Put this thing on MONL’MKNTH HEAD STONES. T»t Sn b ■Mf. DOMES] IC’ WORLD. smiii films i It also provide, that __ "It shall be lawful for the overseer* I of the poor of any city or township in ■ this Territory, and they are hereby re3sired, by th.ir oath ot office, whenever ley discover any person or perrons to be habitual drunkard*, to make an appliealioa to the county court of tho pro­ per county for ths exercise of its power, and jurisdiction as aforesaid; and if such drunkard eball not poeaen property sufficient for hi* or her support, such overseer or overaeere may designate and deKvibe such drunkard, and require by writing to be signed by him pr them, all and every merchant, distiller, *torekeener, gnJeer, tavern-keeper, or other dealer in spirit nous liquor* within their respective cities or township*, not to giro or sell, under any pretence, spirit­ uous liquor, ale, beer, or oder, to any such drunkard; and if, after the eerrice cf such notice, any ruch peroua or per­ sons shall knowingly give or sell, in any way or manner, spirituous liquor*, ale, beer, or cider, to any such drunkard, exnept by the written dirrection, or on the certificate of e regular licensed phy•ictau. staling the quantity, and that the same is neccssarry for the preservation or recovery of the health of such drunk­ ard, he, she, or they, shall forfeit and par for every offence tho lum of tea dollar*, to be recovered by the overseers of tho poor, for the ua* of the poor ot aueh city or township, before any justice of the peace in the county." Lt waa further arranged that if any person who bad been shut off from hia cup. by thia action of the overseer, of the poor, fait aggrieved thereby, be might oblige thorn to prove his charac­ ter a* a drunkard before a juatico'a court, which, if they were unable to des they were obliged to .revoke tbair pro­ "TEE THEHffiB OF KE PBEfi’ Chromo ffvar.tssr. CITY lle"S DtpOT CHBOMO8 ! mm WATERCOLOR VINECAR BITTERS r range, of th. Sier­ _______________ .___ ^California, the tntdictaal properties of which are extract­ ed therefrom without the use of Aleoho!. The question is almoet daily aek*d, “What is ti.c cause of the unparalleled auceere of Vnro.a Brraaa?" Our answer ia that H. W. BOOZER. 83 Canal Street, Grand Ita[>idi. ofevervdtaa*Mmaiitah«irto Tuysrek raiifoPuritatireaswcnaaaToiric.reliering Concretion or Inflammation of tho hirer «<1 Viscera] Organ*, fa Bilious DisT?J«i will «yoygmd bMlth, fat them use Vrssura Errata* as a medtauo, ^nd .raid the n« W sUM fa every tom. to wuhip i* contained ia tho goasral list of poatoffioee of the United State*, nor , where such name fa propored with th. J. Cole & Son, FOR HATCHING, PRICE 83.00 A DOZEN. T1HSUE HE | HUE Shingles, Lath, Ac. SELQW °TSE SSSFSCSt BEARS CRAYON,. Dan Rice fa much cb Bgnd to the UNDERGROUND LIFE lift SHE PHOTOGRAPHS INK. Aa act of April 12, 1827, purports ty incorporate tho "Grand Ixrige of the Territory of Michigan," but what order this was the Grand Lodge ot the art dose not state. The corporator* are Lewis Cass, grand toaster, James Ab­ bott, deputy grand master, Leonard Weed, grand a*nior warden, tfoneca Allen, grand junior wardsn, Phillip L*cuyer, grand treasurer, and John L. Wnitting, grand secretary. They were granted all the franchise* nsual to pri­ vate corporations, but wrfa forbidden to bold (more than 110,000 worth of property, or to have any by law* or reg­ ulation- repugnant fa the constitution or taw* of the United Htatee, or of th* Territory. Th. following has been of untold value to thfa Stat*, ta preventing a rlaaa of name for locality which must have becotna disagreeable with tapes of time : "No town plat shall be bareoftar recorded, nor shall any township be heraaffar incorporated, where the nain* ar alter Mr.drt, Msrat M di reeeaMtae*. vis: WXSTSAK Dir/SJOS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-06-03.pdf ecfd23b60f0c0701ef076945ae25f533 PDF Text Text Ths RapilsMaUt G«o. M. Deway, itAns or jutratnstjn.1 • VOL. XIX. NO. 6. prswisMl ■wtTafS'SrX?*-’ owfo-ejs HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WiSfiNESDAY, JUNE WHOLE NO. 942, traffic earnings needy 40 per cent cf its V ■: I OMiM g.V3aj or soxx or ant—Muayuro-jOHang «it uxraaa—«n. wiujag, , ■ ' Nxw Yom. Mv 28ih, 1874. mralved ’in the complatura^or'road* already in partial operation. Bt'WHWfc., of operation surely ere a promise that amounts to evidence. ■ The results of construction, too haro b*e~ achieved; it must be steadily borne in mmd, at a time when general railroad building bad been severely cheeked; and the running sxjienees are those not oi completed, bat ot uncompleted roads in progress of active construction. n.vkolMSMlsmM WBsvevw Bar Ugkt st We have just received car load of CLIPPER Mowers and Reapers an Johnston Harvesters OUR NEW YORK LETTER. The Toronto and Niplsaiug, tor the form a list c^MUae roads which have year ending June 30. Ib73, shown not already a portion of the Une built sad traffic earnings of 89 1-2 par cent. on in opera turn, showing fa fts first col ua n the mileage of truck already laid or in ft ee—,ee—rihabfoM UllSrtiWSS' MILO T. WHKELER. «a -------- — ..... . Cunb- hi xrssa MMW* New Torfc has fowef bld man Is p portion to ttrpOpahtfirm than any d m the civilised wotid. The poor i oprly.srf eonrfo1, fcs*'tha' p<& k 4 city have not the cemforta nbidswry' I die prolongation of Hfo f'etf4 fka re or those aspiring to be rich, by which mean ths bnAioss tnen, live allojeik too rapid a life to ’ The an ten thousand doBarJ or its siqni fa sheet, and cm -that espial < basinet* of a halfa tniffioa per * is not rrfng to lire to sib My,' “ indeed, he hat •xtMatQha^'nBl oxtraordmery ermstiftitfon.1 ’ itfa ] one of the hardest kind of work. I amo«t consumfr.g exHurnnb' *1 Cheaper roods, with cheaper opera­ tion. of coarse involve cheaper freights. In thia reenact the narrow gauge toovemaut may be the solution of the threat­ ening grange question. The reduction o^ freight enlarges the fhnnen* tnarkid Again, by ascending grades and round­ ing carves, impossible to broad gauge engineering, the narrow gauge railways open up to deyeloptnent vast areas of The first diviaion of the Itecvcr and Rio Grande. with ate equipuscut, rant but 818,500 per miln complete, whUs: the Canada roads are said to haro aver­ aged 115,000. Had we constructed our railways undrr this system, at an aver­ age coat of even twenty thoumnd didlore par mile equppral, the aceuunt would have stood between the two systems ns and Taylor Rakes fife that wears farter than ‘any othar labor in the world, it ia one ~Terf<rf^*w never ending strnin^ from tnanun^'S night, and If the cares of the day aifo abh> him Io sleep al night, be Is liieky. AsMMsmv. Ah' RAILWAY REFORM, U. HOLSKOOK. I, WOSiriM ■■ we tdiall write aa much for ths general rrodsr as for the eagfoeer or I professional railway saaa; peaaaafiag 1 also only accurate Jala recessed aaestly : through official searoaa sad tj direct । cvinmunieation. We shall coufine our ealvus to the narrow gauge field cf this country, via, the United Biases, and the English poeseaiona north of us. Of the great lyatum of kjngiish narrow gauges ia IIindostan; of the Norwegian, Irish, and Welsh roads; of tbe Rus­ sian and Prussian line.; of tbe Fre*cb and Belgian roads; of tbe Bresilisa, I’eruvian. and other Boe th American rail wars, we shall say nothing st pswaeai. limiting this paper to the atiict bounds of It* figures.. These figure, outline fa bold stroke* th* story of the work of the past two or three years, tbe more wonderful, aa DWIGHT & BURRALL Now calculating the interest nt the rate of 7 per rant, which ia a low arcrswe for working carutaL wo are loainc now annually 8140, >00.000, oathissurplus amount of two billiotjs, which admilting the narrow gauge atgumunt, need not, and oc^ht not to lutvo been spent. Two billions of money is almost the. sum of the national debt, and that amount either sarnd or expended in the construction of additional mileage of railway, would be a force in the dtr-dopmeut of the while country which can hardly be overestimated The past is the dead past, and need not tie mounted; but the future ia to be provided lor with judgement. Thia same work must be done over again. and thia does not include a abort dis­ Another <JO,'X)O miles of railroad mu*, tance ia very successful and profitable be bruit. Shall wo pay for it in millions or in billions ? Hball we thro * away or ujwratiau in Mexic». In addition to those roads in actual operation, there an a large number of others ia prognaae of constructim. It ia probable that these laboriously Among thosn of which We have some collected statistics wid surprll* oven the immediate knowledge ere the following: professional railway world. These roads arc all young ; are labor­ ing under all the disadvantages incident to tbe ioeeptioa of erganisatioa | ar s scattered in ddfcreul |iarts of th* land ; Lave no system of official interoosnmuuication. In fact, th* right baud of Ulis movement literally doe* not know what its left hand is doing.Bal withaktbn work is one of magnitude, and promise, sad far beyond ths rcueral conception. Even the technical nulwsy journaLs have been giving official currency to paragraph* fixing the narrow gauge of th* United Sintra and Canada* Bt 700 miles. Let us glance once more, in DENTIST Mrillt. • and earned forward, as it might bo said, “up grade.'1 Indeed, one of the most ctweriag signa or 'testier facia of the times Is the etsedy fro»a shows by th* narrow gauge railways in these last years of trial and tribulation for rail­ roads snd railropd builders lUfur* proven ling the picture, in figures of what has been done and what is doing by thia nefo system* a word as io litiiiai CALL AT JOHH STANLEYH Pure Wines and Liauors! WstssifiS-raresS ura'tsxar.Uhixsr.rs jSSSi.wirw'Sx'scs NOTICE. -rS'-r-.-erSLS.-.' fensEiMsncLSMi; ■ esiisnosltv as tfueev. is wu ■ OU. is needed for the general roedar. The narrow gauge idea is not a mere quaetion ef distance between the rails, as its popular name, tak*n from its most distiscuve feature of ehantre, to tbe unBfemional eye might seem to indicate. s a reform movemsut m rad way man­ agement and construction. It means retrenchment arid economy in the con­ struction and operation ot the iron road —the modern highwny. Xt mean*, to eteh briefly its prominent reforms . I. A saving in tbe first cost of con- the roods organised end being pushed (ovWIrd are the following. Many of three doubtless haro achieved partial construction. It must be borne In mind that all these tables, while true as far as they go, aie by no mesas exhaus­ tive of the data on the subject There being no system of reports yet. it ia per­ fectIj,possible that roads rosy bo organ­ ised sad under construction of whivh we hare no information, or even that roods which we report as only under construction may bo ia part completed and running. But to the organised roads which are more or less under way: Of the projected mileage, also, of roads not yet in part under roniructlon, a mileage which stretah** into the tons of thousands and the far distance, wa do not speax'uf here, lieeauao this paper is limited to results and the day. itai«d operator«f Helle**' tremsly religtoue-fe driteNrfal ifoNnW* ottbeMottexhrfChnrrti, and baa butt a Seminary; ba* his MMBM WliT giving* hare never yet pTOreatoS lite from shaving-his ueOeiatee Mate u> mervilully rlienever he bad them J light plan- Kuthh* Utf MGHfo old man on to g»l Msrtvah iJrjfae where be can sqneeaettem. lfi« them no mvrey—he destxnsr the^, torly. It is related that once on a time he sdvfoed tKe'tor eUn M. M- OsURh to invent in a certain sMt:k. ' “BA suppose I atecmJdlAroJ-qtforfed “f’m so certain that -JW MB make -WTh* ties makes it'i any of the «n| Twn of the na. much freight* One oimiv । f> 12 too* fen When yea see a man going homo at two o'clock in die morning, and know his wife ia waiting up for him, , it is likely te be stormy. When a man reanros a bill for goods his wife bought unknown to him, took out for thunder and lightning. Whn a man goee home and finds no supper ready, the fire out, and his Hastings, Mich. NEW BTOKE I, KTfifflBUflKf PRICES Shiii W1U sever ti A GREAT BARGAIN. FARM FOR SALE It Umaatfeefly far under the ftiU foul 820 earn; sad many oihec road, which DE money,'', waa the reply ,a< tbe gecd IhuMtl. “ihUifyuudo loan I'll maha <<t!s2 forflCed Ahv proachsr did buy a trifie of the etadk- And having so rteod thing the good psstse ueuMMialy Udd thirty « forty of hss tetSls Rnsk, X: aa roatan^dfog^Bp But ooutrny to expwAation ths stock TERMS LOW. icrurts known the wcrld over for hie beueve- j. icnce—end ids giu ia aapiharoumlp* Ore-ycax-older. A man of little more than medium height, with gnre hate and •{sirs fare, these is nothing in his ap;>*arance that betokens the poworo ■ La really poaaessaa. He u one ef the strongest busiuose men in the djjy, and at the same lima one of the tnoyf* pro-; grsasivc and liberal of the eitisena be-' uavolently-iaehneJ. llavtog ma*s !en' inimeaaa fortune out of gfaM > defor h mined Hut the puHw. ahosdd,JMM JlB > 7 fun shat* of bi* money, Bo h« bsull aa t< “Inititutc" in wlilcli instruction (a tke practical arts and setonrus sh<Md;b« ' tree to ail, and gave it to the city. The tiroperty is worth over a mslHen. but it hai done millions^ rfr«L SMj.ta;... tit them to go out into the worH nrufod * for a strife. Young men sroAnstraotodin metalargy, ougineenag, ete^ Bad flftb s Si 27™ “ r^Js. e- vwwm:. II. A earing in operation which shall make the net earning* average 50 per twat- of the grdes instead of 8S, which has so far been a liberal average for good completed Beads. III. Th* ability to reach sections of country where it 1* physically impoasi hie for roads of tlri wide gauge to be built nt al All thia, of coarse, while affording equal facilities, for busines with any other class of roads or system of build ing, because affording . H.A. BUSELL'S and has followed it with .ail the elan di . neee of the German, ^le has taker as Jll. active part lu [wnitles-h* waa ICayor thirty yean ago—has been and 1> bank i*rrosd*at, Ixrt in nil fog’ffiRfo1*!1 qtthfly and xaodnetly, gone te Md servc'tslar'.v at night, eaU. p >od wholeeeeae food, nsee stimulants with great gam*ration, and alwars sails on h* 't koel. Ifhis bouse shMM got ost'ftu; Mayor ilarosaeror would walk e«k, of it ddibarafoiy; and Jf lya mfot trill I should burn the lorn wonUu't . him a portHc. Ho wofijd go to wbrk and roUild, end go on. YlewfflMffiSn' " sugar till lie dies, and then his cone wM ' do it sfl.r him—not that they huro-amy f *c need to do business, but bccamg .lbW bn vs a liatui in that way. ’ �THE LEVIATHAN COMING I Th* Preridnf* daughter, Miss Nelli* Wanohall Grant, «u married ’al th* Whit* Houvo in Washington, Thursday blot, to Mr. Algernon Sartori*, a young Englishman of wealth and LueuraM* eoonectiow*. This long antiofaatefl wedding caared much axcitetnvnt at th* CORDELIA, Tb*T«regon of Bare Bock Ridsre. CHIEFS. WARRIORS, BRAVES and SQUAWS, THE HQHU1A TROUPE, Exhibiting to th* Publie lb* most l-udteroua. Bansatioaal, Thrilling and F.xrit ing scene, ever fbonght nf. Thv great. Signor Eug*n*. Mroter Cirios. The Famon* Gymnasia. IS- METTE AMD WtLCftX. Th* French ComicsA BLAZE OF GOLD ANQ BUH^MEO STEEL. 0/r Zee House of Beproaentativoa, end who ha. been spoken of as th* probable nomiMa of hi* party for the Goveruonlxip of th* Empire State, declared, tea labored argili*ant against oeatrnliaetiou, that if ba h*4 the power to organise a Gov arnmen t tike own from asperate States, ha would giro any one or mote of them tbe power to sessdr at pUaauro. It is true, his Damoeateo eoUeagua, Mr. Cox, fait oaDed upon to repudiate such scotimsnts; bat thsn Mr. Cox. from the days whan ha lucked over tbe traces of hia party on ths Kansas question, baa ~ A TRIBE OF IROdtVOW rTDIAX* From the Caugbnawaga Boswroiion. THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS. M’N* Mari*. Headache, Toothache, ARTtateS. A CATARACT H TUBI-fafaM MLLE Ths bitts* ro*i*tano* shown by tbe Dumosraiic Imton to th* Civil Rights biUiS MU th. rely iadicatioa of tbe tim**lhal th* D*mocrulM party ia «abstautully utesbaagad aa to th* priaoi- IOD ARErfte 50 CAGES and DENS of ANIMALS. •II WITH PWVOIISS CLOWHI. Pqfwmiu, COME FAULT AND SEE IT. But lt*»lf. Can Wa ' lf* Panllel Cash Cayiial Invested, f1^500,0o. W. W. Nichoh, the Scmmcroault Rider Master. Hsroc* aud Boddie,' Th. Infant Woodsro InclBding Gpuaaata, Acrobats, Equilibrists, Contortionist., Equestrian*. Ac-, numlienng And Our NEIGHBORS ’ 800 MEN AND HORSES At 9 A. M. on each Day .'of ‘Edthibltior None Zoolofic^l Coltecpo/ WE orated and nt*f«rod far the ecca->ioo Plants and flower* w*r* di*trit>ut->d in elegant profusion throughout the house; while fern, and palau fated tbe rvc«s»« and comers Th* pillar, were twined with avaigrrous, japonic*^ hehtrope. and roa* bloasocii A dia* was aroetvd on tbe eastern side of the room, rovoted with tbe carjet presented by the Sultan of Turhey. A large ball ot pure white fiowvn hung ororthe cantroof tboeftas. Tbo chandelier* were wreathed with flower*, and banka of them, embedded in moee, ware toon on all bands. Th* Iroqud* Chief Wild Bidrr ol the World, Admiramm - — 50 DEMI'S, ChfliMn utitfer 10 jeara of ^.25 Ojtiu. DOORS OPEN at I AND 7 P. N BARNUM & CO.’S Grand Cantrat Park Menagerie, Zoological Collections &o„ Ac, DEN. STONE’S Colossal Circus, Consolidated for the Season of 1874 with fativ.la th* newly elected Senator from Oocneeticut, Mr. Eaton, wbo still vindi­ cate* hi* Colhounism by declaring him•«lf "A Stelae Bight* Dvmuerel of the ' while Mr*. Grant and her youngest tout Nothing diSerent from this was ex­ stood near tho clergyman. The tabtaau was Very beautiful, the umatea of flow­ pected of Mr. Eaton, who is as outsj«- er* farming a met picturesque Lackken aa ba Is tenacious in bis political Tb* guest* arranged themsehe* in principles, but the significant thing is. two dinaioa*, leaving a broad ui*fo down the centre uf tbe room. Bev. Dr. should avail ,th*mMlrea ot th* fintop- Tiffany entered, while til* menu* band, portunify ia 18 year* to elect a United ■tationod in an adjoining ball, played State* Senator by picking eat such a “I Think of The*," followed by the Wadding Marrh. The bridal proc**- Grecian Hippodrome, SANGER’S English Menagarie of Trained Animals and Iroquois Programme* The Christian Union ■n exponent of pest, if not exploded theories as they have done. This ac­ tion on their part is. in effect, issuing a notice to tbe rout of tbe country, so far as Connecticut can do it, that the Dem­ erratic party is ia substance unchanged, and that. if it ever gets the poww it will act upon the doctrine laid down by one of its national conventions, that the the bridegroom, lupportvd bv Lieuten­ ant Fred Grant, wbo waa dreawl in th* full uniform of his rank in tbe army, and who walked on the right ot the bridegroom. Then foUowsd tbe eight bridemaids, Miieea Conkling. Frelinghuysen, Porter, Bbeiman, DroxoL Dent, Fish, aad Barnes, dresami iu white and moving gracefully forward in couples Preaidoat Grant, with the bride on lu* left arm. followed. Thon came Mr*. Grant, fiankod by her t wo young*,r Mins, siitutioaal, revolutionary and void." JoMooand Ulysreea Naw we cannot believe that the Demecrecy an unanimously given over to elaborately trimmed with point Lure, thia dagr* of ASonrbanirm. There an and a tulle veil, and her hair was adorn­ Tbs bndo targe number* ia that party wbo have ed with orange bloaeoms. and grooia knelt on reaching their learned soanethmg from the eventful on through which we have been passiag. and wbohave either conacianuously imbibed liberal principle*, or who uro well enough assured that thia country Episcopal Church. Tbe President gave Henry Ward Beecher, FRONT! STILL his daughter away. When the ring ’ movement, which tailed in 1808, and the was to be placed on th* flnger, the first , Greeley movement, which succeeded to bridemaid, Ni*s Barnas, removed tho 1 bride ’ * glove and held her boqust for haro another kind of failure ia 1873, her. At tbe conclusion of the ceremony the bride and groom again knelt, and thia progressive element. But it ia on arising wore immeltately inrruund-id doubtful, after all, whether the result of by the guests. Dr. Tiffany wn* the first thoes projects baa not been to strength­ foealute tbs bride, being followed by en the Ii unker wing of that party, by ths Prroideat, Colonel Grant and other rotative* While the congratulation* giyiag the itnpreeuieo that the Democ­ were being bMtoweel and received, Sir racy enceooded beet when, as ia tbe late Edward Thornton and Secretary Fi»h •oalesta in Ohio, New Hcmpshire and attached their names tu tlio marriage Connecticut, they take up ttwir old certificate, which i* an artutic pisro <>( penauumhip, cuvennj two page* of shimpleas and run them without con- parchment. promiro The course of the pending Tbe wedding breakfast «m «err<«! in year of Gwigvernyvnal elections will soon was vary baautifiiL A great wedding cake occupied the ceatre of tbo table, and Bower* intended the whole length Tli* owiui w*» printed on cream colored •ilk. The I’reaident rtood at the bead ■ow eeetn to be their purpose in this of the table, Mrs fortiori* on hi* left, Stake, progressive penfeaniors, it will be and Mr. Bortori* and Mr*. Grant on hi* show* that the Republicans Ass* d«w, right. Vice-rreridcct Wilsou. Bit Ed­ ward Thornton, end the numeroua othalready, what their opponents an •r distinguished guests wore arranged manly talking about doing; while if proeniacuoady around the table. Tbe bride'* present* amounted to the former nlapee, flat-footed, into th nr old State's rights heresies, tbe tetter SCfl.OOO, and were displayed in th* li­ brary. They were received from all will erngdy meet and beat them as they jorta of the reentry, and were beautiful haw do** at every elec ties for twenty and alaborat*. Amoug the most costly gifts was s dsswrrt »rt e ghly-foiir ail ver pioo**, by Gaorge W. Child*; a complate direr dinner aervioe by A. J. Th* White Hom* Wedding. Drexal, of Phil*d*lphia, worth prol.»Th* reoset marriage at the White bly84,iOO;by Secretary Fish a targ" House, S fun d**cxipueu of which from adror tankard; by General aad Mr*. Sharp*, of Now York, • ring with aton. tbe New York JTmw Jterwsf. tbe organ cameo, set with diamond* ; by Pootma*• *(fashionable society in thia country, t*r-Gen*ral CtomwuIJ. a von- handsome w* publish ia asother column, ha* met 'ciJvM ire cream rnrrire ; by ex Senator with grateful tribute* to the bridal Cattell, a diamond ring, live stones ; by L. F. Morton, of No* York, an emerald pair from th* proa* uf th* country, ir- and diamond ring (thaws two rings are rwpetiv* uf party. Th* happy «roat probably worth 81,000 each;) by Socrowa* eo*«f th*** gfeus** of *an*hit»* rarely ***n in tb* Premtential Manrion. Of it th* Waahtagton PtfMt **y* ; -Th* good testa <fi*ptay*d, la* rare ufctMsaflb* young bride, th* good looka Md manly <te~.cta.nt a tb. frame, with the monogram ot th* Grid*! in gold. Th* Fnreident gar* the lirid# 8111,000, and two Usadiome net* of taro, mad* io order in Brumria saU to b* among tb* finest and must costly aver brought to thia country. Th* bridal | CreuMesu is »aid tp be the fiuert ever seen in Washington, numbering among oIto-r tiling* forty nine drosses. None of lb* roUtav** of Mr. Sartoris were prewnt, a* the family is in mourning, but it is uaity o7tb* two teaarti b* typlml of understood that tbe f*mily n making tb* *ibrti*u.f. regard which ths rouag•stamcogdviliaau nstaas extends with hrorty grotamg to tb* OVER 100 ALREADY SOLD THIS SEASON A Complete Library. See What the Farmers Say of The I Lamest CiMlatigi ii th Worli, COSTLY HUMBUG I Knura Grvble A Russell left a New Chilled plow at my place on trial but a* I had two good iron beam plows, and did not need another.- 1 told vhsm I did not think I should buy it wren if it CHRISTIAN UNION ONE YEAR. ONLY and team than with any other plow I ever med. I think the point* wjll wear twice m long aa on the iron beam plow*. I would not take an iron bean plow at any price and us* it Lao Mn»a«> $3,00. Rrturu, JunaRlflTC The "Whole World GOOD AGEKTS WANTED’ Contributors, The Most Intensely Interesting and Novel Exhibition ever Seen in America. Specialities great feature. The moat Gorgeous and Hippodraniic Triumphal Street Pageant ever seen. __ Only 6 Performing Elephants in the World. The only 5 Performing Bengal Tigers in the World. The Only 9 Performing African Hyenas in the -World. 4 Baby Lions, bom April 22, 1874. Five Massive Golden Chariots, 2 Roman War CliariotA, Roman Charioteers, Fearless Cavaliers escort­ ing Grecian Beanties. Elegant Costumes adorning shapely ladies. Elephant Coursing, Hurdle Raring. Indian Game of LaCrosse, Foot Racing, etc. We use our own race-track. Read our $250,000 challenge. 4 Acre* of Exhibition Tents. It has no equal—no rival. The Public and the Pres-f voueb for ns. ‘ I have a Hasting* No. 3 Steal plow and a New Oliver Chiliad plow and can unhesitatingly racatnmend the Chilled plow aa superior to the No. 8 plow in Marly orory rosnoct It cute a wider furrow, turns it better, and doe* it e«te*r for both- tbe team and man. Tbe Chilted plow turn* *o much wider that £ I have a N«j Olivet Chilled plow and hare triad kt in nearly all kinds of [flowing and meat say it is the beet plow 1 ever used It tune bettor, rets wider, and drew* lighter. It is the best plow for turning uvlsr eom stub. lSe that I ever snw. 1 aho.bar. a a i? >» >> ft' mane jiropmiions to JUCXITrf, D^ ehl^BurraUfoi r, l‘lM,cTnal«ftkr .V,u Olivrraullrd Plow with any plou^of ^r^^^U^^i‘kti~a.!!,!,c,‘um,ofunfa<rncu the« miiM makttvtfUM. In h I than rntirtlu^ind in .a few wttks would probably deny ever having seen f-r ■t*,>.T.dF iif^fXUOiK’ We would respectfully invite their attention to them and also to the following: DOMES! Ii We the undermt 21st, Mcon.Grehl and consider said | trial, and should it propositions. her next Grroaaer the able and *ciCfhihli farmer Judge, the Hon Aaabal Y**k. a* pea seat, eeeondAaeoei.to Juste** of th* Supreme Court. Ho ia a pare ma* i* every rotation ia Isfa. • - $15 Sav Gmer at Stajeitj! GREBLE LIBH8T COIBDilTIOH ON EABTH. famibaa. Th. train reached this city at about tag o'etoek tbe same awning, whan the bridal party drove to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, wlxrrr a suite uf eisgant rooms, on Urn third floor, bad Performing Elephants Hypodrom,tlc SptcUclM, Wild Indian 8c**m, Danixna-a of th. Jun Royal Bengal Tigers, oruc-aa. St RUSSELL �Bmjbh Th« StaU Mod. OfCoRe If you want Um RVyOROElMntiDi Kauomining or Graining, ever done x this ciljs call on John Mfetoal. He I just tbo man who can suit yon. 6: Less™. M»L, April M18T srroa Bunrn: Below pfsoae ems-nt of funds chaxgrd State T: The 1 reaidant has nominated and the Senate unanimously confirmed Betuamm 11. Bristow, of Ronturkey as Secretary of the Treasury, Bichardeon resigned, and tran.fcred to the Court of Claims. ' AU parties in want of anything ia tho Grocery line, wiU do well to remem­ ber that John Stanley now runt a Jrtt Mury *w.n, and that you can loate your order (bore any time and haro goods promptly delivered. Also, that every Tuesday and Friday, ho receive a fine tot of fresh vegetables from tbe Southern market. tou~ must we ewfler flw ravages of the festive bug? aud to our bosoms, tbe delusive phantom hng, that wo may have potatoea next horreat that must be dug. Those little winged monsters in lankland file—upon all we cherish, alight tbs while, and our other wise gentle toolings rile—thinking thus of ns pjtatcre to boil, snd then our toil, results in turmoil, and wo by down the hoe in despair. To tall you a truth tbo bugs arc more numerous hero now then al any time m your place. last Msec.'; tto that cayenane pepper, carbolic sad phospboras (?) and parts green are used iudiecriminateJy. Our manufactures are driving full teams at present and are sttippiag so immmiso amount of goods; inch as furniture from a spool ease to a three mstism, bars from th a nursery abate laundry stylo—brushes from tbo toilet tu tbo calceminor’s—pastries from a five cent graham to a tan dollar hriW. I oaf—harness tram a halter to tbe Ai W« loira with doop regret tbit Quo. (?. Biec, th* able and accumplisbod cdhor of the CArwiwZf at Maskogon, died of Bright's disease of tho kidnsys, at hh residence in that city, on tbe morn­ ing of th.> 31st ult. Mr. R. was an aetivu, wide-awnko editor, and his sud­ den death can but prom a serious Ium to that young and enterprising city. ClIICHEI e? ■ * »•-ia- rf.wt' teathcr-finiahod ainglo rig—lumber from a ma pin plank to the black walnut ven-, coring—casein material from “frowsy" batter to first premium cheese, rise cel­ lar pads and all other industries requi­ site in any place, and tin town has the proper snap to indues and support them, for although ws boast not of numbers, <o glory in our strength and as a con­ sequence we ore ahead uf many towns of twice our number in manufacturing, commenc'n aud religious interests. For of (he latu-r we have six edifices devoted to tlio good cause and ministers enough to supply ths whole missionary field. Temperance sal morality predominate, the old ate proad and tbo young made happy. Tim prospects of aa abuadaace of fruit and berries is before us, consisting of apples, peaches, quincee, cborrise,nnd tho whole family of berries in strongly represented, and by another week our President Abbott and family, uf tbo Agricultural College, haro returned truw their extended Eurojicau tour, and wore formally greeted by the students and Faculty of the college at a very pleasant social reunion ua the 23d ult Mr. Abbott is one of the ablest educa­ tors ia the State, and a man every way worthy of the high position bo holds, and we nfite his safe roturn and prompt and thou for the cream—oad if you are resumption of official duties with pleas­ not thus early favored, coma down and ure and pride. help us to enjoy the advantages of a more salubrious clime and productive Wo are glad tu welcome oner more .0 our exchange ’able tho Hastings UamuT. lion. Geo. M. Dewey has boeomo sole publisher Mr. Dewey has Odd Fellowship by the Hon. Schuyler Colfax last Thursday evening, To which a large audience listened, “ ' * by eloquence and oratary. secure him fur Hastings, lur the benighted. ; r*TCTfTELE&l FOR SALE i kui" wo,k ,h“ fflwr *r . xqsaAM jobxb. I»IOTT7IIESL ■ 1 am now all alone in ths Photograph , business, and as I hwve'wtade^orrango[trtfinU to increase my facilitise fordoing *U ,bouU c^jjeeyfe know ikis io thter own personal interest to port Boutt and they do it ftrntjiahly. Who eats wheat e<4tf-Bar^ Yfenffltj', iHHs ptrt’tie people in the couniyT We - «Mt>*ak->.4u'o«ra_pUaii people io Grand Rapids won’t do t ¥arduutt«, Mechanic^, Tradesmen, Lawyers, jx0 mechanics in er .-r-wr—, ,uc^ 1 w»°W «*y> ijKldlp^s, pur Agricultural works, our Milling Wagaas, Cutters &e made in Hastings, and wMwehaniefl. Compard to day with ten years liraA hot even a pointer in Barry County that ?r wagon fit to be Been. There is no' need of r«»»TI OMDUJ. Block, south side'State Street. : ’,ff . .Joi, .peJSwt'J- JL»w COLORADO EXCURSIONS. Go West Through St. Louis. Netualg/a, Cramps^ "C&j Diarrbma, Cbolm Morbre/Chdorii In•fantum, Sprains, Burns. Scalds. Bruises. Chilblains, Eroat-bltes, Swellings, SoreMas of Joints, and all painful aSrctioni rtf tbo body, external and internal. For ,iSHHfe Bslnhulu’i. > «} Si b.ifc Jia e * , « f ; r« Tkfcrts or iatoneatia^ 144(1! •WTO MUSIC BOOTS HOUDAT PRESENTS: ?" WOOLCARDING other State in the Union. Thia, wo tell them, is owing" to two principle reasont in tho first place, wo breed from.. the very best stock ; and in the ’aorond place, our people trap Sheridan's Caval­ ry Condition Powders, which in our judgement are ot incalculable advan- Local ikw; Notice;. zaaateHg Obstacles to BEST OF WORK. ANOTHER PIONEER FALLEN. Guarantee Satisfaction iop in Barlow A Goodyear's NEW WAREHOUSE, adjoining C- V. Dwight 4 Go’s Foundry. ^CtAe&Son, 'WL. Far th o areammodatton of our sul>.tribora who- desire any other book, .r.igarina, or paper, published, with ar without tbo sdrevtioed premiums, we •ill obtain it for you at the Ixrrtsr liana, without any expense to you in Hemeiaber tho Pioneer mooting on tho Fair Grounds next wook Thursday. Tbe programme ia for a pic-nic aud im­ promptu speeches at tbe Fair Grolinds in tLe afternoon, and if desired, a ao- Insurance Company, one of tbo t*c>i rtludlr coi*ya*ir> in tho nation and one that uuwrrs at lire and let live prices, and is not in the romlnnalion, that charges the ofoiaatoMr rtlM fixed by the National Board. < Inasmuch as the" Spectator and Moni­ tor seem to bo troubled over the alle­ ged mismanagement of the above com­ pany, o» sUo'engaged in misrepresent­ ing it to the broken and competing companies, among whom atone (tbewe journals circulate once a month, wo pre­ sent sumo facta, that, if they still con­ tinue, the wickedness of the criticism may be more prominently seen. Tbo Watertown was organised in December, 18(57, since which time its premium receipts and lassos have been Tho Massachusetts I^gi»lntur<-, by a vote of thtoo to emo in tlio Senate uni nearly two to one iu the House, has abolished tho State Canslablary, io called, which had lioon instituted for tho special purpose of enforcing tho prohibitory law. This action is proba­ bly only indicative of tho determination of the Legislature now in session to re­ peal the prohibitory law. Well, bo it so. But Our opinion is that tho next Ixgulatuxe will re-enact it’ with still mure stringent provisions. ■ . raw* *w». HOPKINS and BASSES, NEW OFFERS! »trtoste Lent wmto umums, mo . PURE DRUGS aid IJDICUK, INDUE UE I NEW IDEAS! BAB Shingles, Lath, &a SEE THE GeEAT W4TCH STER! II0AY AND NIGHT, City Drug Stare, .WDOGROOD Festive—potato-bogs. Showey—the circus bills. Wanted—a street sprinkler, t’ouaril inerting this evening. / The PionfU Ateotittfoo of Btrr7 ( County, will meet jmrsnaat to sdjonromeat, nt the foir grgaad ia the rity of linsiinge, on Tbaredey tho Ilth d*r of ' Juno, A.vD. 1814. at ton o’clock A. M. ‘ WE WANT AGENTS. Stub- Styeel, 5itr Active—the pavers on State Street. fcr the election at officers for tho onsu 1 ho national debt decreased during ing year, and for the transaction of such other buainote’ «• pn'P*ly «mw May 14.456,838. Coming down butrtoo high yet—the bifcro the meeting A gnnsrel invita­ tion ia extendod to all. It ia feqwd and grade of State Street. expected that thopregto of Barey^’* Five millions of Government Gold is wiU generally tore, oni, eopecrtUx '«»• to l« sold this month. Old PfoMwre. Como on*, -ccene nH and Linen suits have boon in great de­ lot us hero u gnal time. mand far a week port. ’ Joint Q. Cnnssr, A fine improvement— elevating the Secretary. side walks ca Broadway. ✓6athing iathe riv* Is indulged in quits extensively just now, by the Foster Burton. Esq , Specif yuungev people. Thi great attraction ia th* enormous of tbo Patrons of Husbandry, has is•heet of Lilis spread on tho bill board eued an official call for a meeting of the Marten of Granges in Barry County to on the Court House square. be hold in this city ua Thereby. Juao The numerous clerks of Street A Walker and Doolittle ft Seymour take 11 th, st 1 o'clock in tho afternoon, to take into consideration the holding of a the shady aide of tha street three hot pic nic celebration, and choosing a time days. Lest waak .aer tntueodas^r popular*. Governor was ia Boston, and received marked stMrtton from the fending men of that proud, old, historic sity. Tho Annual ronrsattoauf ths Amari- Im Of Lfrrtf n—Mww .» OB HmMc r. p, Jbbb M. = M~ Ob—B«-b *rriB.,jBtaoa—r«.s» m.-r n c n »« e>b Mr. Efif, IK.B- n—, W i—u. d a a~>Bt. M.n—j, UM WbbbL Mn Mb? C nug. IB— —■ I—" >• «•••> v- a ' ■RASTINOS oripto hayo Ixwn r.i'.U, allowing the stockholders only legal interert on the ns<«- The interest on its Invested fends pap all dividends. leaving all sur­ plus premiums for the additional secur­ ity of its policy holders. Thus it ia seen that about 30 per cant, uf its net premium receipts have met all its tosses, and the surplus over expenses and loves, added to tbe ateumulsting SJiltlETB, OT 1 T1BWB, wrr gm atfor wtoi i CEJUOMOS! ■ : O&JBIDAT ATfp MTORDAT. [wr WK, CRAXflS, . r? . WW Z1 �EASTINGS IAEBLK WORKS! ROOFING! amaaafthtey. Ha ia th* Leet proaecvedman of hi* ago in New Tack, Every day finda him at ha bnriaraa. which goee oa, eaormoua a* It ia, with tbe regularity and preciaraa of clock­ ploy* tn bia bariaem m000,000. and ha* real aatal* fo probably three tteaa that email Ha look* Kk* a med at earwftd thought, an.'t mialit pa*, for a phymeian or ctegyman. Hia hair i* auburn, aad approach** red, aad * SHELVES, ETC. 3 School Teachers Wanted Michigan Central R. R ft? W ■JacKun & Saiiiai ■ if uni n MICHIGAN AND OLD, RELIABLE 3RD DIRECT ROUTE, SOUTH. m laicnras, peek drugs AMERICAN MARBLE ASraiaraaM, aUwfvifali add mart. qulred G> tte teat eealion oL thia aet «w afahrty lh«adinctebaU, m one year, have th* tan-record­ yd tel pat ia writing, by way of reaolra, ed fa th* ateTa ofltt ia tte «mty in and eeveraUy aubecrib* th* earn*. which te ar ate meaa* to aerate te Naw it te moraUy eaetaia that teeaoM which be or ate *h*U pay k» ite atek million* of dollar*, and deals ia aa twelve and a half rents, and Ih* t|*rk were granted bg tho varfoua county roormoa. variety of good* ; bat eo per­ •hall giv« him or her a rertifiorte of court a under tbie act. end it ia certain iod ia b» system, so oompiot* hia meth­ .ech record. -Iltti' I VSTT-'. ' aleo that th* men iareetnl with lb* od. that 1 doubt ii ho ever lorn a dol­ Sac. 5 Tliat ia cee* ear F*** or lar. Each clerk ha. bis sprats! dude*, [Mtroor... hi. w Ibeir *gvels. claiming judical erwrine reitifUd that tbore tu and these dutire are ao interwoven with ■ay black ur mnlatm, panow tb’«l ate whom they greWtod ttwee licenaoa wore other* that th* ahgUtoet an of uwtieeiua 1 te. or hereafter may te. la tb« Tenitv- ot guo>l mural character. Perhaps moror eucnmimion mu»t eventually be dis­ rv, may apply io agyJuMteeeflha cuaacovered. Ibflivr* plainly, though well.. | ty court, ur juNtee of the ipeare. and Billiarda was uvl cuuaulared a moral and has, doubttea many long year* .liall make seiisfactocy proof th*l aach I black or tuatatte peaaOa ur persona ia or peartree in tbemo day., for tavnrn'keep are ibe property of bite er ter wte ep­ ore wire not aUmad -to tolerate team ba* no releiivan liiia aide of the water; , ptee or fin whom appteettat ia made. ia tteir bouse*. ■'Ynlf.ed they Me' class­ and with thoee on the other aide bn tea । the eaid judge or jratte is hereby em­ had no conniption for year* He ia powered and required, by hi. preempt, ed with tbe other vipou* imwamente. Of ratrte (Mac* widi tea bra, building an enonnoua inatitntma ap to direct tbe sheriff or eonrtabia to town, which, it ia auppoeed. be intenda । alne* tbeir keeper* war* etrictly moral to nao for a '•Girl'a Lodging-Honne,” perm*, and deliver tte aaw W tea wn, **d rinte ell tb* following iniquibut thia ii not certain. Tb* probability claimant or daimaata, hi* nr their agent i* that be will keep on, intending to do or agent*, for white eervfoe tte teeriff Oe* war* excluded, they were, do doubt, acme great end good thing, but die or con*table thall receive eueh cutnpen auddenly before hiaplana are completed. ration aa they are entitled to receive in _ _______ _________ ___ r ” b,.ta* _to •igMy, lea* ante black or mulatto pataoa .hall, withta twenty teya thereafter, enter into band, with owe cw man free­ hold auretie*, In the penal nua of fire hundred doDan, before tte date of tee county court of the paoper county, in ,which ante blacker mdattorwrooomay ,wiah to reeid*, to be approved of by th* ( clerk, conditioned far the good betet( { ( , ia, it was only a few yean ago that be married a young wife, and notwitb•landing ho attooda to the detail of hie enormou. railroad burinnu, a ad playa whist aa regularly and methodically aa ever. He control* mon mile* of railway than any man not one oa the enotinent, and bia line* an all important. Ha ia an iron-gray old fallow, who ' worked up to hia present position from . nothing, and who bid. fair to double hia already rolloaaal fortra. before ha , pease. cut. But I have goaaipped long enough about the old men. Lt will be pereon may be found, to remove imme­ diately Midi blank or mutatto peroon. in tbe aamo manner a* la required ia th* caae of pauper* ; aad ii aneb black or mulatto perooa abould return, auch black or mulatto penna ebaU be prta ceeded againat M 1* provided for in tbo “Aet for the puniihmrat of idle and diala horribly and fearfully dull, co duH OTSra7Flbdft ahafl ba th*■ w indeed ts to be n> bnainee* at all. The merchant look* willfully out into the the cUrk before whom rack bond* tawy aviij. •treat Tteaatesnan wean a pained look, for hia occupation ia gone, and th* book-keeper tellaace* himself and reads the newspapers. Th* Weel is not hero, tho South stay. away, an 1 tbe North rvfuera tu invest Tbe thea­ tre. are luting money, ~lbe hotels an well nigh *ni|ty, end. the barkeeper. j I rreiiteut of Ihri Territory, shall employ mourn at th<w without Lune. Let u» mueel uynii brack nr mulatto hope lor a revival. l»reunja« eforeeaih contrary .te.-Wbe pn.vuioci. ot tlii* oct. any por.ua eo-'of­ fending alia!! fi*f-il nel piy./W Wary eurb uf»n»-, any emu out r»crt*ding one huadred dollar.’ theelpi half to dbe in-, former, if tte aball Muaecute for the eata*. aad th.) other half for the u*e of the poor of the township ia wbieb eweh perm say tt-Ae. aatuytete & action Of debt, before any court haring romnetrat jariadtatioa: And moroevwr, bo liable for the muiolenatito aad topCofsnch blacker mulatto, provided r eh. .hall become uoabfa to sup­ port thamaalee*. ia abaolutely gloriuua. The raina bare gone, tbe voice ot the organ-grinder i* again beard in tb* itreeti, tbe air ia balmy, clear and bright, and everything look* aa beautiful a* it can. The Spring ia aiway* delightlul in New York after the rein* are over. Now lot buaisee* cumo to the city and it will bo happy. Come, mercbaata with money, and buy. Make New York glad. Th* chink of an evemNa with »r. WILD LIFE rxWJ»IB.. sumneh. AGKNTS WANTED far Ik. sew eaS beaeUStly ill^reirA Beet -I Ik DAY AND NIGHT. BUY J. 4 P. COATS’BLACK THREAD fgjHflACBIRK City Drug Store, sunlight—and I am so glad you came.” He at oom began to talk <* Iwrnpeew poUttaa, which to him was an auteprwad m«p, andwhoee kaleidoeeoeio change* be always viewed with absorbing Inter­ est. He epeke of Gtattatoae-hia noble struggle io tbe cauae of hiberajiam, hia auocee*. hia failure ; and hia fall; lie gave a sketch of a breakfiut with him. and an aimed up by expraaauma of hi* firm faith in the ultimate triampb of thoM principles which Gladatone an nobly cbamnioaed. *A groat man nn- FLOWERS i State Street, ev.noes. Pra ia 1 la Hastings, Mich. taanriitllaciiieBaaniaHiitaPria *3 •o* M HM Si Ji |‘» & 'it CkUseo. have. ■ lie* “ N. -R -D -W ! trx ptfil Battle Crtek. MarekaU. ftekoee. araae Lake. Ckatoee. Doster. Uelkl. "5:: t*o«reU. arrive. ,a|ra ■“H1* laraee Be, Maasw ran W Se Xlsbt . t an y g Umitultie ial .■ aJ kn • ij.*: :: ;^].n house, building. yard, garden ppendagaa thereof, io him or MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Sran? River Valley Division DOMES! IC ka wsfthto! POULTRY WORLD. FRESH FISH! waafrym Philadelphia, aa aaaaymoua attack of tbo bitteroat deacription, imfogning bia motivea coocenung hi* y*cb on the Intarnaliun*! Centenary Expo*iti..m. winding up with • threat of I noleiMB. which 1 forbear Ue Lrauaerib*. | A* be handed It to me be end, good humoredly: “I am u»d tu .uch let­ ter* " 1 rend it, and. aa 1 did au, cun- “the THBBHK UF TEE i®T Chromo School Cards, OITY PEITS DEpOT on* of congratulation about the MaeaaabuMlta legialativ* raeoluriona, reeeiallag the rule of couroe. I nerer aaw look more happy than when ho fiaiabed reeding it. Ho them arxm* aad ahowed to* with eatiafaciion the tegialative reeo jutioo* beautifully cngrjeeed oa parch­ ment, and obeervtd th* cupiea for tbe Reproeeutativee were amply on paper, I naked, •■Will you addree* the Deuale when they ai* presented’" Herepbed, “The dear old eumtnonwealth ha* epofor me, and that i* enough. patriarchal iaalilulioa tn it* palmleft day*, mid not aak for any­ thing IxHtcT'-fh.n thia Tb* whole palire force oi ilia Territory ws* tu be brought into aylion to' exriod* tbo** wbo bore the mark of the cure* of Ham from it* bonier* ; and if' flwy awea were legally here, that legality owght be at an end on the .bowing of wme clai­ mant to tteir fleeb anddbpA * justice of the peace. Bat whA raalB < CHROMOS S60.000 00 ore SIZE PHOTDGRAPDS SINE’S GIF!’ ENTERPRISE — J ’Y-VT rv thoee be trampled I awealb bis ftef? Even birth ia tWXhrritera area< wot.to be a ber to lb. fiaim nf item who trafficked ia hamau eotda. But tbe uegroa were nut the only INK, WATKBOOI.UK $5,000 KACH IN GBOTACKS1 The new nee*, in 1827, of tho country j which tanow embraced in thia State, am | doubt made it a tempting place of rofug* tor tbe ebony fugitive. from tbe unrequited toil and oppmtiuu of to* sunny South; but, unaeruatouwd to think nod do for vhemeelvee, they were mot* than likely to become an incubus abudder, that our humaaMy wa* ev*r on tbe chanty of th* new ccsnmoneo degraded; and yet wkhafaaifag of wealth; more than thia, good policy lhankfuloeoa, that dictated that, th* Territory ebontd purn* wwM rtffl •«-. Md.eifateAteU,treed. U1—re. tatead amaa* Ik* ■ ngdm deed. the Southern State*; nod in no way ■ could thia ba more effectually brought about tteaa by promptly returning to ttesrttheir .human chattel* who bad praaumad to play the part of Oneeimna . It wa* tteaiifiww determined to treat ■ them, in eome aert. a* Paul did that 1 •aiatly *lave, and allow them no ocr»- 1 don to bring reproach eu the goepel aa Laere Cbteeo Ksm aa* Iteelk-ea THE NEW IMPROVED BK1INGT0N SKYING lACEINt CHOICE IGZED GLADIOLAS bated ‘‘niggeri* do in Mteft «f teatf whan confronted by * JMgW **i* MICHIGAN TERRITORY. fi«ll Lt | 1 r.» 1 ■•i AND OIL drop-in nteMMM urJn^MaM* root, or rtraddte a ridg«, tbe .hovel. wouH at ODM go oowu too deep, tearing wpeedeand making the draft heavy for tbe team. And on the other hand ahould tb* wheel run over a (tone or root, or straddle a hollow or furrow, Um making aaa of tb«ir oppeatauitiae aad laying by fiir a rainy day and the decline of life, ao much of thair wagea ia epentin -------- dnukiug and revelry that ‘■Z7» *o ****** to apare to aur-------- tBatneelve* aad their familiee with the comfort aad laxuriM of life. Strong m their mfama ia erary otter 'azHVELAND,ataa H. W. BOOZER. The Best Paint in ths Worli S3 Canal Street. Grand Rapid*. la accordance with thi* profoaad in­ sight into thing* human aud divine, it it wa* enacted, ia April HB7, ia “An act to regale black* aad negrua, and to punish tbo kidnapping of inch pea- J. Cole <t Son, irnuuui a scran. “TBE MTintim IILAII," ' ’w"1'' T*_ *?£? w*lV*i«* ***** * 2nr-taf I Ofcjrat utw uraiMiitai lUDFUffiS. ■. : : UNDERGROUND UK ‘WpM?"*"' mu nrautE ms I BIB pointing: J. ■BwJjitgri 11 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-06-10.pdf 280ff653fc9b5618815df02598d200d2 PDF Text Text Th« Tt|e Rk«rd»ucAF R,ipi>»ucAllBVR £JT£S or jLDVESTlBIh'G. Ceo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AMD PUBLISHED. THnMKlaOlMM *«»iS» eiTh ** ~***JiM» itse> HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1874, kmsiwl aid WHOLE NO. 948. Card?. We have just received Read the following report of a trial between the New Oliver Chilled Plow and A. T. Drake Go’s Steel Plows held May 19th *74 on Sturgis Prairie, Mich. hare money and do not need to work; then why ahould I work? and what ought I to do T” ■That ia not lor mo to ray- Every man,.who fa a man. aeelu out work for hinuelf or take* tho first beeC thing that cornea to habd. I, too, war bom with money, but I would bo afraid to “Points of Excellence to be Considered were as follows.” live an my income." “You are very »overe, and I am not prepared to ray that you are not right Gaal eeo Miae EUfaon r The doctor touched the bell and aaked the »ervant to request Mary’* proeenoe, and then ho wont out of the room, tint the two might feel unombeireeeed. “I wanted to know if your unde’* drdaion fa the same a* youre.” “It fa," aha eaid, fa a tew voire, and with face averted. “And you object to me because I am a good-for-nothing?" “I think my uncle’* idee of what a man abould be in the world fa a correct one." "And you do not love mo F’ “I cannot marry you." "Then you de loro ma ?" “I might have loved yoa had it been diflbreut with u*; but I do not dare to •ay more." “And if I wore to make myeelf wor­ thy of you T’ ho aakod. She did not anewer, but her »ilenco 1st. Quality of Wprk ; decision, in favor of Oliver Chilled Plow 2d. Scouring Capacity.; decision, both plows ep.ual. favor 3d. Capacity of doing more and better work; decision, of Oliver Chilled Plow No 40. favor of the Oliver Chilled 4th. Durability and jPrice; decision, Plow. favor of 5th. Ease ef handling while in the . ind; decision, Oliver Chilled plow No. 40. 6th. Simplicity.oi.construction and adjustability of the plows; decision, in favor of Oliver Chilled plow. 7th. Best plow tor general purposes; decision in frvor of Oliver Chilled plow. Trials of draft results as follows: . < Oliver Chilled Plate, No. 40 with Jointer “ “ Cutter Drake Co’s Steel Plow, No. 1 with Jointer u cutter. and Taylor Rakes Ml MlWIWOHO IM IN ■ 450 pounds. 450 pounds. Mary."’bo mid, “1 aak and make no promuca. I only know that I love you, and I hope to win you yet." Ho arose, and they raid "good-by.*' Would he prove himself a man ? wa* what her heart questioned- Wqjjd rbo wait for him? war the question re *11- 525 pounds. 500 pounds. , The above teal was made in sod, pack plow turning a furrow 10 inches wide and eight inches deep. The gfntlenien plowman Mr. Wnt Mirrett anil Caspar Creatlor did their work wall. Cas­ par Cre tier holding the Chilled plow ought to have great credit for the work he did in so adjust­ ing his plow that it ran 120 rod* without any person near the team or plow, only in starting at the ends of the'field, th? te.im and plow being alone to the delight of all the by-standers, who remarkc<nh:«l all the fann.-rs wanted was two email boys to attend four or five plows, placing one at each end of the field to turn the teams around and start them back again. Alonxo Douglas, Judgat Thomas Sturgis, John F. Van Devaater. , FRED S PROBATION. "Well. you are a* big a fool a* ho fa." “Thank you, air." She did no! flinch ondor hor guardi­ an'* aoornful pare, but looked at him at serenely a* if hor doing no vaa neceoaaiy to show that her faith waa Another trial held in Jackson Co., May 25th, ”74. If a the undersigned, Judges of a I rial ofplows between t he Jieur Oliver Chilled, ClintonCurtis and Ball Steel Plows, make the following decuitm : The Oliver Chilled Plom cut­ ting a/urrow 16 inches wide and 7 inches “deep, draft300 lbs.; the Ball Steel on the same furrow, driift 4-50 lbs.; the Clinton-Curtis, cutting a furrow 121-2 inches wide and 61-2 inches deep, 475 lbs. We a Iss decide that the Oliver Chilled Plow runs steadier and holds much easier than either of the other plows. Henn, Southwell, W m. E. Pickett, Elijah White. M‘- R- Einch. At the fJtutgu.lrial the draft of the New Chilled How was the lame with jointer end with cutter. The di&tonca fa quality of work I* *0 great dial no farmer can afford to plow sod or any foul ground without it Remember the Chilled Flow* aro warranted to outwear any two ca*t or stool plow* made. The exving in wear of pointe alone will pay for the plow. Como and got one end try it . DWIGHT & BURRALL CREBLE A RUSSELL. PARK FOB SALK. DENTIST Nashville - Mia. wsiat. TERMS LOW. EsayfSagrfaESBEg — I. *■“**-■““-“*** **re *••••“• wM A GREAT Bxyroap. aweUCMrtCrawtot—w la«*4 tw bargain. Wines ini Liners FARM FOR SALE! her faith lightly, «• her guardian, Dr. i Bureeaa, well knew; and it *u thia knowledge that made the prcrant iaI telligenco all the more oggraTa'ing. Hwhad brought her to bwmnperoti ]*gain»t her inclination; had rejoiced ferben he *aw hor enjoying hereclf among the young people , and bad oven been gted when Fred Seward began to devote himeelf to her. Yet here ho waa now fa a fury with hinuelf and every ouo el»o because Frol had aiked for Mary'* bend. Wbal was there amunMj'rod ? Everything, the doctor Would have told yoa ; be we* tho idlest of all idlo J’oong men ; he was fuppuh in his mannerofdreeeiag; be wee eoasewhat loud fa hia eoavenation; ia a word, he waa of no um to hinuelf or any other Hving "And now what?" ailed the d when he war alono with Mary. “Wo ahall mhi,” was her umw Fred Seward went to his room-------hotel and asked hfauclf the same ques­ tion the doctor had spoket. "And now w hat r , Ho had been told that hu life war of no um to aa youc, and that ha amounted breeze. Was it so? He began to think out the queation. Was hia life worth a farthing to any living person up to thi* time? No it wa*not. What had ho to »how for theM twenty-five yean? A little (mattering of knowledge; noth­ ing olao. Wa* any one bettor becauao bo belt liyod ? No. He could not re­ call an faitancw where ho had over been ofholp to any one. Supposing ho •hould-looo hfa fortune t0 day, what could he do ? Nothing. , Ho dte not .pare hfaradf fa hi* croee, •nation, nor did he hnctato about calling thing by their right name*. No wonder Dr. Burgnoe had declined him for a husband fur hi* niece. Bat what ihouldhedo? Ah’ that weesdifflewR queonon to answer. A lawyer? No, ho had no last* far the law. Tho church ? No, no; ho wee unworthy co high a calling. A doctor ? Why not? Yoa, why not a doctor? There wa* quite a eeaaation among the loangen in Swampscott whan tt was found that Fred Seward had ten them for that season. And the sousaticn waa (till farther increared when they hoard ho was studying modfaiuo Mary would have told you that ho' waa the beet companion (be had ever mot; at all time* hsr been-ideal of a gentleman; well educated; gentle-man­ nered; poeaeeacd of good taeto; very unselfish; and with a temper that noth­ ing could ruffleFred, enewerfag for hinuelf, would undoubtedly aa*ure you that he wa* «jual in all respect, to the average young man of society. Hfa family wa» among the beat;hehad a comfortable fortnde; he did not drink or gamble, and h*Xjd graduated at Harvard. But, with all these thiage in hu faTOT, Dr. Burge** did not think him worthy of hfa netee and ward, Mary goa* beard tho »tory ho nurer mentioned the matter to hu niore, nor wa* Fred’* name ever ipoken between them. Tliroo year* rolled round without change to Mary Eilieou, except that *bo grew more beautiful with rack new year. Her uncle had moved to Boeton. and tho wee among tho meet admired of tho belles of eoefaty. Yet admlratiou and flattery oaemed to have no tower ovor her. and *ho wa* a* often to bo met with at the tudride of the eick and fa the houee* of the poor aa fa the brighter hall* of luxury end extrava­ gance. . And there waa enough that cm eoull do, if ah* was but willing. Diociand* of poor propio had won tboir little all ■wallowed up fa the great flamee, and needed all tho encouragement and help “And what do you know about they could obtain. But Mary Ellison was a rare rata*ionary. She wu among him?’ -It fa not neceaeary to go into that, the poor and the helpleM bocauao her uncle. I have teamed to loro him, and Loait wa* tender with pity far them, and not that iho might hoar men eound I hare nearly told him eo. “Bet, my dear, I am aa sure that ho t____ ~_.lL -i_____ i___ >i.-> r____ “Hava you any ground* for that oMfoaF* -I hare ground* foe it fam/ knowl­ edge of human nature. You fancy him a well-educated, brilliant man boesura ba can talk ia a glib manner of the thousand and «roo nothing* that make tmaoeafay talk; butVean aM that hfa five years at coUegs hare left him no real knowtedgw, and that ha haa nothfog in hfa load but froth." “I do not think you understand or do himjuatfco." “I am *ure that I do him more than NEW STORE! NIW GOODS AND NKW PRICES CBAMciMWjBKMB. Chromo H.A. BUSELL “Ido. II bo did I would not toy a ord egafast him." ••111 can (rora to you that you are »««*““> Jtmr con- South udo BUte Street. Hastings, Mich. •Proi^lTX wrong and I will NOTICE. DE CHROMO8 ! “Anything I'can do for you to-day, �•on few THE LEVIATHAN COMII TIT?' largest show ON EARTH ! X«W Taax, Joo viUeMttmhr insure. Uleera, Bhuam, Piles, Sprains, HonrMneas, Headache, Northern Correspondence. -Year CMaaiilw »■ HASTINGS, MONDAY JOE 15th, tte brfoh-lay.rs end Inxl-carrfeta struck hardly apeak with surprise. .hotel Lav. “And ara you the Ism. doctor ?*' she sited, after the first greeting “I am," te anawseed, at tte some time pointing to his crutch lying beside Onfcutn, ro I* Im. build- Uie said. 4 °r la'ja.-ere out uf employ meat. Of coureo thoir places ware immediately filled by ths starving even llio adv.rtlMmrnia afford ndhd to place tteir property Ot tte lie ttmut upon toruu near which American laborer i»,tho dejicadeut property owners doing - serlioe for tte public for a legitimate Consideretion and subjeeL to correction or but by White A Cook’s teamsters, who aro dai’y hauhtig shingles to Bond SWBfitJB r^ediseis 7 H. BARNUM "Perhaps I uugkt to have included an iavitatmnfor Mrs. Bewurd. It there is such a lady wo will bo glad to sen ter at nncls's.” rights aro fundamentally the flute aa “Mrs. Sowaid would bo obliged to you if there was such a lady, but I am decision of this supreme tribunal If compoUod to say I know of none.” they bass been so tfiirtakt'n. then lbs •Then you will comaF* “Not while no crutctes.” meats ar IW'pcrty trauax- , of aiasidering tho Italian os a dark­ bore. There is no point in tho State, skinned. swarthy man, who would c» where there la not already ^jiuslpffice eaubtehed, wtereAhua »< jfPfJF” ert himself junt enoughth- terp, nvtss than here Cat/t yuu, fnoffd guitar or violin, aad’ set maceoroni. help'to keep them >n WasTilngfoii auotrgb for you------ ' rhieb knock was fallowed by his nioce. ‘•Oui we Como in. uncle f ’ And the next instant Fred Howard forced contribution. whi-h <a tn any, In this township ttero is one blind But he «*tn>13*’oniy matter jiroved land, 8,308 acres. Thorn is on r and teued the amount paid 1 be Mayor and Iteoorder are jpowered tote- Consolidated for the Season of 1874 with HOffl’S CJREAT LOM O®, Grecian Hippodrome, SANGER’S English Menagarie of Trained Animals and Iroquois I«tbod or pareon. wiw a rertlflcaU of , mwt oxwnl_ along at his labor ton, twelve, fifteen or sixteen which your humble wrvaut is engaged, keep* him constantly nt work hours a day, os may te required of him, early morning till late at night and do it as patiently and honestly as ■ ith ragged _ . girls, who play the most got them to nobly,” was tte answer. An hour after, while Dr. Burgm iss"Eaf; sKiuld only work when absolutely com­ pelled to. This impression is just ns to bnfore tte prroeat ConsreM ndjounu. "Wbst bare we done that you should of the teunfrJT reftiao to bo friendly with us “Mias Ellison, you compel me to ear what I would ratter- have left unsaid. 111 could bare bad all my limbs 1 would have called at your huilM before through which . and eailing-vmaiel bring. nermta. They this tud told you that I loved you bet­ attacked tho rights of i ter than when I Kakod yon to marry me tiocs are subyorsivc Ci tho tights in-. sepcrablc from tho uwostshq, uf prop- offer* at tho price offered. Thebriga iu that sweejw tb» streets nights nro sw. 1 must not rail at Italians, and whensvor working-aien of There were tear* in ' any kiu-t have teen idiotic enough to they were tears of joy. “Buppcstag,'' she said, ter voice sob­ for to take tteir nlarn. But there i* bing—“sunporing the woman should Wo continue our .report of the census another rl.iai o* Itali say that she had loved yon all thess from tl * ■years ? that she loves you now with ymr returns ’ crutches ? all the tetter because of your thii county a» PiHowa t x •PEN STONE’S Colossal Circus, for this l>oiut,^ of having a T> to amon^thema very lirgo muaufff x skilled labor. Them aro excellent enl CO.’S Grand Central Park Menagerie, Zoological Collections &o., &c, country, andlhs bulk of them stu]i in ot tt." be replied. "What have we done that you should iiot call on m F * aha asked smiling. “I go nowtero on crutches," he an­ swered moodily. “And Why not with crutches T” “Why not ? Because I can hardly must bo ultimately settled fa tho United compare favorably with other young States Supremo Court, upon prindplee of natural juttico tod national oocttifar tionallaw. Unless tho Amsncan pab- TlflBK Of £To. oaniNANCK UM WffOLl Bsc. 4. Tho Mayor and Recorder an- specified time, upon being prreenled with a certificate of the City Treasurer re so Id*C fa-ro «he|s, -rfTUe stow eewan a in tho morning, and scarcely oec till eleven at night. 8|>cakthe amount Is tun of k. k-M ,1 ;Itare and not more than >25 jier day) as shall fa- determined upon from time license. concert, theatre kept it full oil the while. The null runs daily, aud the. fainter Mcnagartoor oom bl oat ton of Clrcosaad Mrnagcrir exhibiting undvr thr ram. taut. «n<l for single entry foe, Ufa rum oftwentv-five dollara. Fur each ate* or extrtblHoa aaeompanylag a ctew. or I meiiagurl. or com bl notion thereof,ria .xuniouuJy aUW a '*»ld*«tow,” tte ram of tin dulfort. Fur every show, extinction 'VeWtortaJstnent be hl tn any Itfal Ml Mid Qty, Jfow. of fiva dfai tare and lureaeh uftbo vartooa dariora far-obtaintog mowey; two ^ISFEfiK-SS- bun fort of lumber piled tbrroon, and added thereto daily. The shingle toaraa tho yard hero. Tte lumter teams will Jalyor the first of August, to you mo cident occur to tho mill, tte«e will be a Ufa rum <>rs<re4oaani fori Hxc. 0. ffo llrvnac rra. Not wishing to take up too much space dear, one tiaifa or oruriltow, on•□(•vilalrtk |»-rturmance of auy or one place of auction to said Cil hoping to see yourself and. soine othera forual nous. These childraa are, ai a here soon fr'-m Hastings. With test rule, sold by tteir narewta ia tte Italian dtie* to mon called pofranM, who bring Ran. thosn over and operate item. Tte little waifs are complexly fa the powsr of tho padrone, who ivjmpels them to bring Proposed Constitutional Changes. him each night so much muaey, tte tbaa oqe At on ment In t Hies) Bincty UKaius*. 1,67-4, ocrea temnfod m lt><3. termiocil to break it up, nd tte Italian oxi*ul in this city gave the authorities the most cvnlial co-operation. On Fri- $ht jypublIran fanner, |UxJrriwM, Mien., Jrn 10, 1874. Tho Wisconsin R. R. Law. transferable without the cumsc.il ot tte Council, cvidensed by tte crrtfffeatc or Use Recordsetbeeeto sOsMbed. Done at the Cococi! Room la the City It secure* still further the private rights of dtisons against religious into!rraucs, and lurbida uang-ftotdid futJ* fur the vopport of aectnrian.au a col < • Il increases the facilities of the youniltos were firm The childh^n will fabones, 332, and of mules 15. In 1873 placed in the test positions to mate Ji;or and growing portiotia ot tho Stale them woe dipped 8,105 lbs. of wool. ___ * r .1 .... . ■ or representation- It makes the Senate a more conserretire body by' doubling 71,180 lbs. ol pork marketed, 320 lbs. the term of membership. It peroriu ufactsrvd. There was raised in 1873, Once or twice be Pre we have briefly 26,624 bashals of Meat, 23,091 bush­ referred to the Wisconsin Roilrcnd els of com, and 13^129 bushels of all EVERY NATION OF THE GLOBE REPRESENTED. » The 'Whole "World Contributors, Only One Ticket Required For All. FEROTYPE GALLERY fortunate controrerey between the Beata in 1872, 6,170 bn shela of apples and in 1873, 5,069, with a fair supply of the followa, came hum" to find his lardsr imperfect and unequal pieces ot legiila- other orchard products and smaller tion it v-as possible to devise. In one fruits and garden vegetables valued at of tho suits recently brought against Si,8X5 in 1872 nod 62,146 m 1873. la work, but bo fcpBed ho could not desert tho Milwaukee & Bl Pauls Railway hj remratlo*. and went away. Ha 5,506 bushels 1 of jraiatoes harvMted, three childrou dead. The poor woman had gone emsy, and killed her children an iHuetratiun of our position ooncerwing this law. We giro tho loading township four who persisted in continuing at wvrk, I fa Mrif-dafance bt> shot two of them, A quantity of fainter waa shipped sroducts ware valued al |18,100. dying frfattthn Wound. The hsbor from Oskosh to Oconomowoc, ■ dis­ •tfoateoia that is going to make a tance of seventy-five miles. According st deal of nf trouble tmnl.l. hero t,_» * great ocratie Legislature, and by the vote of the Legulainro to pasa bills with “money in tbom," by forbidding its members to have any share in cratracU for a year nftrr the 4 legislative term expires fa which tte contract was legislated. It s t. cmstsTU a co. U —s»—mk. ow *rf BmUsis s?.tt.tK&?iSacsK to insure deliberate fcgislaof bills which are to W«. t; C.S ■afaUGlUX.XWO.,1 It allows the Governor to veto objeo. N Of4 itet Oaartro Brofal. M WetM a | tmaable epi ropriatiucs without ctnbarItefarfjrfartk. . . I rararnz the gwr-rnment It incraarea the number nutafa of Jr the Stinruma Court In ft Uraiuj Md RMa-b . give greater force to its decisions. .U Messd \ud taPria^far MiVWf0.s decreare the bnsinm of all conrts by 1‘ohtira in New York is quite a differ­ threwing-oat trivial anils. . whose inaugural to in the main a fair, It forbids cities and cuuotiM to aid ent thing from what |l is tn tte country. candid and certainly a creditable docu­ With 70s' it runs in well-dsfinod ment. Ho reoommeads economy in tho grooves. If a mon is a Repub­ lican. he is a BepuU*ca:>. debt. Or*. and if te Is a Democrat, he is a But in New York corporaticna by apodal charter, and refoaes to renew present charters when it or wtet kind of a Repwbli- they expire. u» i£' ile may be a Tammany It modifies the liabilities of individ­ it, an Apollo Hal! Democrat, or ual stockholders. It ierbkto the >• WaterJ___ - -* - VI- 1. r _ Voour -vid enlarging old A WWClALTY: ! Hemember the Plies. Jefferson Street, MtCW' Str: All For One Price of Admist on, INCLUDING fag-j^jtapbfromtl^.AdrtaU'^iW-T nfa, is aquayy the duly <f tj»; IhjfcWtl rau of Mifarigm »n« wp .kra fcofa&t do the doty byjjrinsJMW furifa|!lfy»Ch.,oath..' 7M vl wiu.ua a* .eaaui.<dt io tte world. Royal Bengal Tigers, THE WtRBU »F TIE And tte only DEN OF NINE Grave-Robbing Hyenas Four «Dm. J 11 •!®TR Hommi clow, Stowe, Gm. Murray, W. RoUand, Ches. Seale Md Metta nd Wilcox. W. W. Nickola, tte Bommosaanlt Rider. iROUGH asd DRESSED LUMBER Masters Horace and Buddle, The Infant Wonders. Born April 22. 1«74- A CATARACT OF VARIETY STAES. CHIEFS, WARRIORS, BRAVES and SQUAWS, *•> PnLlie tbs most Ludicrona. Seasaiic-.al, Thrdhag and Exciting tones over tbeaghtoC Tbegreab Glittering Grotian ffipprodrsme I TRIUMPHAL sthxet paoeant, • , TWO MILKS Iff I.EXOTH, A BLAZE OF GOLD AND BURNISHED STEEL. 800 MEN AND HORSES At 9 A. M. on each Day of Exhibition, COME EABLY AND BEE IT. SINGERS' ENGLISH MENAGERIE, Carh Capital Inverted, 11,600,00. Admission - - 50 CEJTT& $uldnn under lo }Qan of I mala of any USE. It makes wuruen eligible to toy affirm Dcuft os Short Notice, - A TH IHE OP IROQDO1M IXD1ANM CORDELIA, The Paragon of Bare Baek Rtdera, Tte Iroquois Chief Wild Iteler ut tho World MANUrAOTURERS of Lions, IOO ARENIC ARTISTES. THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS. M’LLE Baby J CEITHT THE MELLIA TROUPE, Oiittom Planning, Bi * ‘ ‘ .iph! Turning Iheretoce, political exprewton from Performing Elephants Tte only dra of FIVE FKROCIOUB Hypodrornatic Spectacles, Wild Indian Scenes, Denizen's ofthe Jungle, Terrors of the Forest, Grecian Qymnasism, and the Great Hippophageon, ty ef corporations not -used to rolncatforfal Th. oaffy FIVE WONDERFUL V Mlle Marie. Sianor Etqrene, Master Curios, Tte Famous Gymnasts. MESMM. METTK AID WILCOX. , The French Comics. IJ ME “We mwrt net ‘foil in Soptemter, but'win avltmy------, .W.W;. .%n,r KngUmi stasHl. by fa. party Exhibition 50 CAGES and DENS of ANIMALS. MatedIfauL bSMl resell .e i» ikeaosSne । or school purposes, st the option of the Mamsuoth TIOTURER. s>ble moa du, any legislation calculated is credo up of quits aa many factions with Bute corporations. to embarrass or cripto the railroads of the there being thia difference, however: 1: smpowtn the Ix-gi>Iatimi to regu­ State, or that shall attempt to cuwlxolby late rates ot freight nnd transportettoa. less M refWUrt r.ft rtrn_r ** an J forbids combi natron of *m>>pattag linen. It makes railroad* pultlic high freight forgetting, attempted to collect The Republican party 10, and tho shipper n-idevineil his teal direv and undertakes to protect private rightoi Tbs dnjy fa th* JMpfadk*8* .fat ’ Matae,«!tordtnr.»t«t*!tfJlfo ffiW4f It suspends all pnbHc offinere from their functions during trial tor impaach*. I setno of his best support from Bopubli- 1tuent, and inakrai them liable to legalI ‘ ns. both of tho city. 1 Bat the s get their iM*> < It allows the penal fiaM hitherto dooffices, which 4. tMtmfto Kbre3fatobdi4*rtlteaS The Mort Intensely Interesting and Novel Exhibition ever Seen in America. Specialities our great feglare. The most Gorgeous ai<LHippodramic Triumphal Street Pageant ever seen. The Only 6 Performing Elephants in the World. The only 5 Performing Bengal Tigers in the World. The Only 9 Performing African Hyenas in the World. 4 Baby Lious, boru April 22. 1874. Five Massive Golden Chariots, 2 Roman War Chariots, Roman Charioteers, Fcarleia Cavalier* escort­ ing Grecian Beauties. Elegant Costumes adorning shapely ladies. Elepltant Coursing, Hurdl* Racing. Indian Game of LaCroase, Foot Racing, etc. We use our own race-track. Read our $250,000 challenge. 4 Acres of Exhibition Tents. It has no equal—no rival. The Public and the Press vouch for us. LABGEST COMBINATION OH W t'a id Mr w Democrat. uf the l*rohfbitory low. Heys the State BL rant Accordingly the Northwest­ finances aro in first rate condition, a deern road claimed tho entire amount t .i 1.11 NEW PHOTOGRAPH ExHWHm In the World. 25 oente. DOORS OPEN st I AND 7 P. M. �Uni tfoifo IHtite;. FOR S'A! Considering tho mischief thaf goesip*rs have willfully don, and are still <Jo• ng,who will pretend to say that there fo any adequate punishment for them ? CHURCHES. Camp Mooting oo the old camp ground on Mr. Peter Edmund’s land, in ths town of Baltimore, oocmnanaiag August 6th, 1874. AB denominations and It fo truthftiUy said that if there is a people are cordially invited to attend. dart of beington earth who may be considered low, it is that dare who spends without earning, who ioniums without producing, who d;»ipato the earnings of thsir fathers and relaiiros without being anything in and of them- 'Baitings Lodge, No. 62, P. A A- M. for tbs ensuing masonic year, and they will bo installed wo underitand, nt the next A. H. Ite-se, Esq., Superintendent ofl tho Detroit, Lansing and lake Michi regular. This Lodge fo now in a tatyisbing condition and has contributing gan Railroad, was made tbe target, fo members. May its shadow never grow a pistol oho*. .1 FowlarvQle recently,lx fortunately escaped uninjured. It John M. Nevins, W. M.; E. J. Erans, safe to say be does hfo duty, aa an efi 8. W.; Charles M. Runyan, J. W.; err of that road, else be would not 1 IF. Makepeace, Trees.; W. 0. Hed­ selected as the victim of some miscre rick, Secretary; Geo. Altoft, 8. D.; Jas. Crowley, J. D.; E. W. Harlow, It is safe to my that the Valley Divi-l sion of tho Central was never in bettor condition than it ia to-day, under the efllrien* management of J. Drsxaxn, Esq, as Superintendent, a ad Lewis Durkee, Esq., of Nashville, as Road County, will moot pursuant to adjourn­ Master, and wo think tho public should ment. nt the fair ground in the city of appreciate their efforts to make this rood Hastings, on Thursday tbs 11th day of what it is, one of tire very brat in the June. A. D. 1874. at ton o’clock A. M. fur the election ot ofiicera for tho ensu­ Tho able letter of Hon. James F. ing year, aud far the transaction of sueh Joy. showing mo. t conclusively that tho other business st may property come interest of the people of the Northwest before the meeting. A general invita­ demands tho construction of a bridge tion is extended to ail. It is hoped end for railroad perpaws. over tho Detroit expected that the people of Barry County River at or hear Detroit, is published will generally turn out, especially tho on the 4th page of thia issue of the Old Pioneers. Como one, come all and Baxxxb, end should command the care­ let us have a good time. Jnnjr Q. Cuxmv, ful perusal of every mau intsresed in the prosperity aud development of tbs Northwest generally sad Michigan in Another Manufacturing Establishment. particular. It is with no ordinary pleasure we uoto the completion of the paving job on State aud Jcffurson streets, and it is not to much to say that the work has boon done in a business like manner in Bsrrfss-.' ‘X,R£L! Messrs Andree Rocm and Michael Rasor hero done for tho people a job that fo worthy of special commendation, and that leflnet much credit alike on tho coutraeiore, tho city, tho Street Com­ missioner, aud ex-Movor Barlow, under whoso supervision the contractors have i DOpCiE. SO- 52, iia4a.lk.Moa WoAmoSi —■-'at'ftiss, Cannod Fruits and Ffob. Jr»V the Aixy^McL«u^-? A tall llueoirtha bJcgtortfte*^,»M. lod grace, dash and originality. lowest prices, al I « v vw A* irvt leaps over double burners a dis­ tance of fifteen or eighteen fest, and plunges through paper bsb>oni back­ ward, forward, bead first and freUfirst, seemingly with the utmoil recHresnres. To crown nil, she casts off tho bridle and surcingle, Imim to tho ground from C her opportunity, and in a second mounts again, aa gracefully and easily aa it all the accessories were at hand. This feat waa received with a storm of ap­ plause, end confirmed the sudier.eo in tbc conviction that she fo without doubt the champion bare back equretricnoe of tho day. Other excellent features of tho arenio cxbibifon are tbo gymnastic feats ol the Itomelta fnrnilv—Signor Eogcnc. Master Carlo, and M’llo. Mario; tho horsemanship of tho Indian Markecsu, and tho tumbling of tho acrobatic " jpiifo* 'A trasw-l LAST CHANCE Finn ISO Uli tin CONCEIT tiMr ment of the patrons by all connsctod with tho establishmont Polito ushers are not too common in traveling exhi­ bitions, end when oio can cater a cir­ cus lent and be met in a respectful, goullsnisnly manner (as was tho eno Tho Wilkins Bros., late of Grand with all who were there yesterday), ths Rapids, bare moved to this city and are cireumstancu is not undeserving of about to establish an oxteusive Manu­ lecvguitiou.—Dtinil JYtt Pmi, 2fay factory of all kinds of work ia wood including the extensive Manufacture of Croquet furniture, and in tho mean time have leased tho rooms formaly occu|tied by Moms. Hams, Williams A Co., o® Creek and Railroad streets, and will at once comm iueo tho Manufacture uf sash, doors, blinds, and all kinds of mouldings, stair rails, Ae., Ac. They have also, a plaining machine, a largo stock of first quality of lumbur, and hope by itrict attention to business, the prompt filling of all orders, and tho sale of all goods at liva and fot Eve prices, to command tbe confidence and patron­ age ul the public. S^nwsaaF^W Jlhstedes to, Marriage. MhMttrlU*. iirsoftrcxTH.- •**“ ” BEST OF WORK. English । irlirr II Guarantee Satisfaction! PANACEA. All.® Jap t tobacco that HOPKINS and BABNK8, jullNHONACO* Utddlcv MMfeHttr, full of life and energy, and a good time had by those pment A committee consisting of Prat Dickie, 0. D. Spaulding sod Dr. Lath­ rop, was appo intod to procure speakers for the future mootings, also, a oommittoo of tliroe ladies and two gentlemen to provide a programme for next Tuesday “•j.'J'j'ihn.'.'.-'Z___ te At Sils ift Ind Uniu Halt MM® ' Clubbing Rates. Far the mcofomodatfon at our suh.rribers who desire any other book, oiagasinc, or paper, published, with or aithout tho advertised premiums, we sill obtain it fur you st tho Lowxrr, der the head of »pecimem,of a job dons itirm. without any expense to you in st this office recently, the June 8th, fending the crdcr. number of the Jsmtwss Jtnrtp^prr Rtportrr says: "The Banner, Hastings, Mich., business card in colors, showing fine material, tasteful typography and color, and superior bress-work.” The cvmmittee promise to do all in thair power to procure good speakers and provide interesting entertain mon ts for all tt>« future mosting*. The mooting adjourned to meet at tbe Presbyterian Church next Tuesday evening, at 8 o’clock. A cordial inviia- i Prescriptions eareUly Compoanded 8T0OJ edX NEW OFFERS! NEV/IDEAS! •rewflrai.J s.jrji’Tfrm Shingles. Lath, Ac. -T’Wttw retro. - jPAT^.TXKG! DAY AND MQHT. Special Notide. BMffiGSHTWffiSTB! claim through ths poblic prints that you aro anxious to hare a trial ot plows candidates for official honors were pres­ with us, although you have just backed ent. For shame!—ZTretusys Hmw Jsre- out of ooe trial, because you were naJ. Ws presume all of tho above fo trw afraid to go upon the ground we had picked out Aa that ground has all site Halting*, Mich. ' aosins' l«en plowed up sine*, and we don't IIXU^RG,ROUND know of any other as good place to tart Circus on Monday. Pk-aty ol Rain lately. plowv, wo waive the right, which be­ last or l.smu remaining at the longs to us as the challenged party/ to Hastings P. O., Jana *th. 1874: Jacob Anglamyre, Edwin Chafcr, piek the ground to bo plowed, and will WE WANT AGENTS. U(t JStewIjiH SMMCEI A good growing time. A nuisance— the potato bugs. ( Mire Almira Crook, Warren E. Dayton, allow ths judges to select it providing 'Rnsseil a Camfidd, Royal Cronk, Gw. they are instructed to choooo such as E. Dennis, Mire Alice Dark J. H. Beautiful—tho flower-gardens. will combine all kinds of plowing. Davis, L. Dirkao, G. W. Hammond. J. Pioneer Meeting is to-morrow. Wo accept your chalkngo- upon the E. I’erref; C. H. Reynolds, Mrs. L. P. Prospering—our railroad bite rests. Taylor, D. L. Thomsor, Docalthy A. following conditions, which ws submit Read our advertising columns next Canfoy. Jatooa Mo Glynn, Chas. W. , to every farmer, are fair. . Peruse the Common Council proceed- Smith, Wm. Laverty. 1st Each party shall bo allowed to Direct your letters to No. of P.O. eater for trial any plows manfactured To be held August 26th—Tho Repub­ box or drawer. Jm. E<»xrre,P.M. by them or for which they are agents. lican State Convention at Lansing. fid. The judgsa shall bo fire in Lists of Patents issued from tho U. Luts of now Job Typo just received. 8. Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, number, two to be chosen by each par­ G»l workmen, and fair prices for the week coding May 10, 187-4, ty and the four thus Mkcted to choooo Noto tho eall for a meeting of the Exand each bearing that date. Furnishocutivv Committee of tbc County Agri­ •d thia paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitors cultural Society. of Patents, Washington, D. C.:. An adjourned saarion of tho Circuit Car Starter, C. L. Poagsr, Niles. Court will bo held on Monday Juno 29th, shall be instructed to chooeo such as Farm Gate. 8. H. Wheeler, Niloa. Heating Store, B. M. Anthony, De­ will afford all kinds of plowing. l-4?beriff Vrnatnaa ia doing the people • 41b. The judges 'shall bo practical a great service by erecting hitching posts farmers residing in this county. • in front of the Court Hjuso squire. Balloon, J. Harinere, Detroit 5th. The tnal shall bo under tho vXt ia a note worthy foci that in a pop­ Ix>g Termer. H. T. Punter, Spriag exclusive control of the judges, and tho ulation of 2100 there was only 21 deaths plows shall be held by them only. to 58 births ia this city during the year Fruit Drier E. A. Jones, Sturgis. Charles G. Holbrook has sold his fine residence and one lot on the 8. E. corner of Church and Centre streets to Hon. Harvey Wright for 84^00- A son of Mr. Belsura, oi Jutland, of about six or seven summers, foil from a noo and Third street At half part » ssazswftTaE iff" JUSTtffl, S3®. .1 VICTtffl, and Champagnss, ^tUin jswMiitllftrtsflw sswpsafii Ui xo. ® nno^pVAy, ,m»w vortx. Tho policy and practice of this com­ pany hare bosn steadily to increase its finreefol soMity, 17 which jurttr to command the ronudonoo of tho public. To this and all suroltn premium re­ ceipts hare bean retamed, aDowing tho COLORADO EXCURSIONS POUCY BORDERS rein ev fc» he f SinU th min, It mwmW ItjOtiini AH tho luxuries of the season, grocer­ ies. canned fruit end fish. Aho a foil lino of vegetables fur sate cheap nod de­ livered free by John Stanley. We are printing the City Charter and Ordinances, by order of the Commo® Council Wo shall Txaro a few extra copies far rek. Lrare yow order eeriy. iSltt �“I have remarked that ill-founded enmities are ever the most obstinate. The reason of tiiis te etear. Asofihaces of that kind exist only tn the imagina­ F.rgvr prices than the'avoragn of eove- tion, they never fail to grow aud swell ral preceding yeere. Tim result is that tn that receptacle, ten fruitful in evil more tncuey ia in the interior at this timo for crape sold during this winter than ws. w/r Mr. Wa in the his­ tory to-day of tho grain trade. All bus­ toe which tho importance of tho ques­ iness, covering many millions of dollar* tion demanded ; that tho Detroit Hirer hM been done without any special! noise or bustle, but aa a matter of only such as would bear upon end ^ring from tbe national Interest invol­ ved. This U putting the question upon vary high ground certainly. Though wo do not fw a moenete admit Ibat th. «i MU1UUU ' MUSIC BOOKS HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HASTINGS IAMB TURKS1 ■ BLACK * rUlXSK. rtep»*«**. jUpsrU MuNLMr.M'.' liEADtfTONES. TABLE TOM, Michigan Central H. R w Want JartMi & IW OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, rwsHauuia south. WE AMERICAN MARBLE P.trstL tests. 1 YimUsbIL “ Aas Arter " , Dtlkl. 'iMsles. CbsteM. Dm Lake. And. Our NEIGHBORS! . M.nhte, BaUlrC.osk, , Kslaauoc. [xo«a (he experience of the past winter before as, as compared to that of ocvoral for­ mer ones, we propoeo now to give eome stalemates bearing upon thia part of the case, in the argument which was press­ ed before tbe Board of Engineers on bwhalf of the railroads. Tbe amount of freight carried under present diaulrsn- t CMrir1. i—i-— j.rW ste'n s| ! »« ! irn! . 1 •n '! he’e:, i» zs t; Si! tl SO 1 x' its to : te ‘ I SO 3 *' i : Wj < J 1 « M; S« THE NEW IMPROVED REKINGTIIN SKIING MACHINE. Tho convenaiion----------------„. _ mo, and I wanted to continue it. but my conductor caught sight at thia mo­ ment of 'a fist woman, two equates off, who waa making a frantic effort to reach tho car, and ha stopped for her. Her ing the businsee, now being prepared by means of four groat roads, of which three aro being double tracked, and two south of Lake Erie, there can bo no accumulation of grain ia the lake cities. It will move all winter There will l» no stagnation of business during tho winter months. Tho grvst roads will be always upon. Freights will more all the time. The busineee of tho coun­ try will continue through the year round. There will bo little coat of stor­ es* little delay or loos of interest Mousy will continue to circulate te tho I agricultural country daring all the year. The market for tbe farmers will bo always open, and be will be able to command money for his productions in winter aa well aa summer. Life, busi­ The Danbury News gives the fallow ness and energy, will bo as apparent, and tho internal commereo of the coun­ teg sketch of the muter spirit ia the try wi3 move aa rapidly in mid-winter mechanical department of the New York llmee, now tho loading journal of u a: any other season of tho year. The "Medal for Progress,' It Snrat feta tats i Him Fria The Christian Union Henry Ward Beecher, EDITOR. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grau! River Valley Division marked ability tho responsible office of engineer and superintendent of this splendid machinery, and tho perfectly Kitsniatuad administration and ex ecuin ot tbe mechanical department of ono of the greatest newspaper estab­ lishments in tbs world. Hu modesty OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Now Yoxx, May 30tb, 1874. rax rrsea sumi' stubs. last Monday the stage drivers* of wages. They have been receiving 82.W per day, and struck for 83.00. Monday and Tuesday tbe hundreds of thousands of people who depend ujoci tbe sieges to got up and down town, were com­ pelled to fall back upon the street rars. ar ooald demand any price for transpor­ tation. and‘he did not fail to improve hia opportunity. Far a considerable time alter tho navigation was open, tho prices from Chicago to Buffalo were some 15 to 18 cents per bushel, and ranged high during tbe whole season, when 5 cents will tarnish a good. fair profit. But all these expenses of delay, The over, the first timo in years, was open all winter. Tho ferries could pass easily at all hours of tbe day and transportation, for instance, anything hterally tratfewrf in drunkenness, and | night More than a million o! dollars were earned by freights alone by the that interferes with It, in however the number of bottles a sound drinker1 could put under hia belt and lira waa a North Shore line of toads between Now alight a degree, works discomfort to the matter of proud boosting. York and Chicago in December aud Whale city. The transportation capacity January te excess of tbe amount earn­ Tbs rvfiinem.nt, and. it may be ad­ ia deficient at best, and it any one of ded. the hy[oeri.y, of modern society ed in tho same months test yea:. This the means of Cumg to aud bo is with­ bas changed all this, and made it dis­ would indicate that at least 810,000,000 drawn. ell the Other method, are over reputable to drink deeply, a»L « many worth of property passed over tho line during times luouths more than pereal burdened to «» vnUsrabte degrw parts ol oer own country, to drink at all. But iu lad, is there leas couiuwptloc of Hence tbe public sbudduiuJ wbeo tbe ateebube drinks than went an a century stage dtivi r» eisuwuutoa Irocu tli.-ir basso, cud tbe stag* .topjwd. Brood- ’ i.eud, and that lire rariun. teuiperanoe ' mureiueuts have nut MSebtlally lews nod ________ ........... ribbue* tau aiiKiuut need. Tbe way ui rising it . , I_____ . bas chhngeil aui wbat woe formerly ineas war done by tho northern route, prectioei} iqieuly is now done ia eeowt, and Hu. great amount which passed over it relieved all other routes. and and orgies which would have out E»trlull vomety a bluabiug iu Ui. timeout there sm no dog upon any, and ev.m rile Ueorges, are BOW occurring under Loture tbe opening uf navigation, and tho safe route of many a brown stone during the month of March, price, by dwellinRaluitg tbe avenuei. 1 know a rail (ell off till they were below summer 1 a .1 — .1ll- - I -— He u only 28 yean ot age. and has bad entire management uf this impor­ tant department of the Timos for four years. Besides which ho has made n special study of all progress in printing, and twice visited Europe to inspect everything in tho line of such macuteery, and now, having selected and pur­ chased tho really perfect printing-press of tho world,—tbe Engliih Walter printing-press,—has sot up two of those machine* in ths Times buildings, and is running them with a success that tbs Root never equaled. Those preso is are the only specimens of the kind to be seen in this country. This young man, after a thorough so bool education, cboee at the ago of17 to cummonce, with tho humblest me­ chanic. the Udder uf work, and that though ha bad a wealthy father, able and willing for him to go aofl-gJoved in whatever path of life ho desired. How vary many, not adopting a teamed profesaioa, would have taken to elegant idling ortho speculative delusion ot groat wealth suddenly acquired in Wall street. Our friend, at IT years of ago, put on blouse, aud, dinner-pail in band Morgan Iran Works. In three years and a half, by manual-labor, and with greasy hands aad grimy face, bo work­ ed his way from pder and filer, though metal -easting, machine bolting and fit­ ting, by riveting aud joining in tbe close, nasty holds of monitors aud iioaclada, step by step, to running enginas. constructing machinery, aud tiaally in.deling and designing work tor oth­ ers. That is, be went industriously and striviugly through an entire course PRESENTED A Complete Library. §100,000 00 Lanai Circalata ia lit Worifi, SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE meBANDCAHfALraHESiunnie-jLD One Prize $5,000 in Silver Briggs House, CHRISTIAN UNION ONE YEAR. ONLY $3,00. to TOEsni tr to raaor U?K SIXS rauW. GOOD AGENTS WANTED 1 "sleM~ rvwroMlv W man Las had an odunatiun to fi: him for (nerve*. Ho has won hie honor, aud uuw when fortoae rowaida him ho only reeeivoa wbat ia his honest due. O, that oar young men of tetilliKooco health, and the bountiful furnishment of good oebooling—and If with rich parent, than so much the more honor —would kick aside tho temptations of fine geutlemon or magically attained wealth, and go to hard bonoet work with the brain ofid brawn they poeeeeo Some of the moat celebrated aphorisms ever given to tho world are those of Cardmal Do Bets. As a writer the fame of Do Bats rests upon tho “Memoire," a “roost striking and brillin nt The Best Paint in the World Grant! Rapidt LAST CHANCE DtM iasit tun litta M* C&SCERT ending August 1, 1878, there waa re­ ceived in CUeecn 17^7,586 beehel. of wheal; osmo then, and wp to this time, ws have reetevnd 2D.488.N0 bwsMs. From August J to December 1, 1N78.W0 ww^A 18,828,412 bosUte, ot 1,500,­ 000 bushels more than in the preced­ ing twelve months. Notwithstanding PUBLIC LIBRARY OFKBIWn. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-06-17.pdf 2859db6afc4e9c889eb44d418b815c4e PDF Text Text TH* Rjf>I»ucmI Biumov G6o. M. Dewey, T*»MM or »Va8CUPTlO3 . VOL. XIX. NO. 8. WW »>a HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, felCHIG AN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1874. WHOLE NO. 944. Cift. MILO T. WHEELER. urt-m TnK-V’fRXa.-OSte. Is IM Cwn • __ • WM- H. BURGHER. fggEfaltt: “ °*~ WM. CFJOHI, ' Messrs. DWIGHT 4 BURRALL, U Gents JOHN ROBERTS, - A. I*. DRAKE. DUS. J. M. k C. RUSSELL. runiQAMA SVBOBOXB.—OSes erw Bas••U A NvrteS Mot,. We warrant these plows superior to any other Chilled plow in existence in the following particulars: • end ■ moment liter la walked Tom. carrying a basket filled with Jersey peaches. "They don’t grow in Green­ land.” said he, tucking the paper down over the fruit ■‘Como this way.” I followed him, and we had jut —ted ounetrod comfortably in the ear whan th e train moved off. ' ‘‘Now, for the story, Tom." aaid I, aa Ease Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to all kinds of Plowing, Il to apparent to every one that you wish to avoid a trial on equal terms aa our propositions were such that no ene wishing to seefairplay could take any exceptions to them. Now Gentlemen, we ask you WILL YOU ENTER A TRIAL OF PLOWS WITH ACCORDING TO THE PROPOSITIONS MADE BY US Bajtkm of Muy 20th, 1874. ’ NO EXTORTION! da ; bat it was no neo. She didn’t Uro to see her eighteenth birthday.” ••Poor Clara! Bhe loved you dearly. Then 1 suppose you eh— come Boaton girl o' your acquaintance T” Jack, you couldn't toll who Mrs. Tom Footer was ia you should try horn now till morning. I ehall try to enlighten you.” And, moving the baaket to one aide and netting himMtf ia hie neat, ho went on: "Yoa know I have the mis­ fortune to be an only child. I woo twenty-one, father and mother began to talk about my marrying. I *ro plenty of cousins, you know, and we alwaye had young iadiee going ia and out of the house; but while Clara lived ehe wae company for me, and after ahe died I waa full of business, and didn’t trouble myself about matrimony. To tell the truth, Jack, I didn't fancy the girls. Perhaps 1 was unfortunate in my ac­ quaintances ; bat they seemed to me all curia and flounces and furbelows, and 1 would aa soon hare thought of marry­ ing a fashion plate aa one of those elaborate creatures. I don’t object to style; 1 like it- But you can neo fine gowns and bonnets any day in ths Washington street windows; and ray The irioe of the plow is only $14.50; Plain .Points, >5 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. DWIGHT » BURRALL FARM FOB SALK • DENTIST Nashville. • Micliia. TERMS LOW. A -GREAT BARGAIN. Pure Wines and Lioucre! FARM FOR SALE! For One Timi Mian La XEW STORE! NE» GOODS AND NEW PRICES SCHOOL mill I Meetings, Michigan. Chromo Usees la BesUags. •",1 — H A. BUSELL’S O/ry /ters nep or tenth aide Stale Street Hastings, Mich. B.F.8TEINHOFF NOTICE. CHROMOS ! —one married years ago,- and the oth­ er, much younger. father fired upon as a dcairahle wife for me. I rather think the two families had talked it over to­ gether; at any rate, Miss Matilda camo to Greenland for a long summer visit. She ia an amiable girl; bat so petted and spoiled that she's good for nothing, undeveloped in mind and body. She looked very gay in th. evenings, attired in the latest importations. But she was al wavs Ute at breakfast; she didn’t dare to ride boros book ; aha couldn't take a walk without stopping to rest on every stone; and. once, when I asked her if she had read th" account of the battle of Sedan, she looked up, in her childish way, and said, 'No, Mr. Footer. Newspapers are so tiresome.’ Btossme! what should I have done with such a baby!" “A year ago this summer I was very much confined at the at—; and, wham Purtamouth, and their winter io Boe- August came, instead of ■—odiug the An'I said, I knew him “> ■ moment. Ho had grown tall and stoat, and the boy waa still in his face, and with a flush of early lonling I sprang, forwent and caught him by tne arm. • 'Tor* ! How are you t" •» He foaled pumisd for a moment, end then, bursting into a lough, bo eeiw-d my hand in a strong grasp, and axclaimed: "Why, John Balaton! Is this you! Wb—did you cosaafnxn! I'm glad to one you, ray boy. Why, I haven't set my eyes on you since we made that trip to Nahant, in your freshman year. The truth is, father was so poorly for a long time then that I had, everything to see to, aed Mi as if the world waa oa my shoulders. I did bear, though, about your college tumors and your go­ ing to German;; ; and I've oftanthough t of you lately end wished to — you. Why, Jack, in spite of my weight and your board and broad shoulders, I can't realise that tan ye— hero gone since we wore at Exeter together. We must talk over o]d timee and new. When did you get back aad what are your would have a little change, and so I went down for a fortnight to toe Cliff House, on—Beach. It. a quiet, pleas­ ant resort, and you'll always find from fifty to one hundred people th— during the season. The landlord it a tool follow, and a distant relative of mine. 1 thought be looked flurried when 1 went in, and alter a few minutes he took me one side and said ; time. I had a very good rook, that I got from Boston, at twenty dollare a week; but she's a high-tempered wo­ man. Last evening she quarreled with her assistants, this morning ths beef­ steak was all in confusion, and now she's packing her trunk to toevo by the next train. In two or throe days I M* prob­ ably get another down in bar p—B; but what we’re tb do meanwhile I don’t "I doubt it,’ be replied. «I*ro hall a doaMn giria from the vicinity doing up­ stairs work—one of them from your town, the best waiter in the diathgrocm. But I suppose ah of them would either be afraid of the responsibility « think it beneath them to turn <xx>k; though they would hero plenty of help, and earn twenty dollars where they now get three." "who's h— from Groeulaadt I asked, for I knew eomelhi&g of almost every one In the ptoro. ■ Mary Ilford." "Mary Lyford. A black-eyed, light­ footed girl, about twenty yearn old. with two broth— in Ord—do and her father �“WE And Our NEIGHBORS!' 1.578 to 1873. Of core there waa M0 rested in 1873 1.112 acres, and Ihedt*, 423 acres of orchard*. A brief rsaumoof the cause, or point* <rf Biftruo, which haseledk>thi*divisioa in ane of the oldest I’roteaUat Churcbee in the country wilt not be out of plane:— ’ ' ' ’'• 1st. Tb* Protestant Episcopal Church does not recogaiM the ck— -* Presbyterian, Methodist, sheared in 1873 2,088 shoe]., from which there was dipped 8.281 lb*, of wool. 90.790 Ibo. of pork wa* marketed in 1878, and 50 cheese, and 67.885 lbs. of butter manufactured. In 1873 there waa grown 27.336 bus. of wh*at, bus. of corn, and 26.803 bus. of aL — kinds of grain. Of apples 13 772 bus. were harvested in 1872, and 7.739 bus. in 1878, and several hundred dollars -jorth of smaller fruia each year The aggregate beins c*timato£. Wr,'®8i6- hew proud I was to find a Trreeniand girl so Mcoiupliabed. She blushed, and thanked me, and said, in a modest way, that she was very glad it we were all suited ; and then Nation come up and expressed bis entire satisfaction with all she had don*. As she stood there in a white pique draes, with a ■cariet bow ortho throat, and her hair n*otiy orraugTd, she looktd every inch is*** and the other ism* of the day to and garden vegetable* ia 1878, -84.196 the choice of each individual rotor, with and In 1873 83.02B. In >878 4.188 ftm no attempt to expires the views of any ot dried fruit was marieelod.: • 9ANJ6 boa. Aa briefly announced in our last issue, in the platform, and in our judgment the Republican Stats Qmvonlioe is to bo held on tho 26th of Angus', at La'gf on which the oblation of tho body and blood of Chri*L is offered armw to tho Father, and that tliero is a teal prvsouoc of Christ in the element* of bread and wino. The Reformed Episcopal Church allows no church drouratiou*, orna­ ments, vesturn*, mature*. oeeerotQonial* calculated Io track, either directly or symbolically, that the Christian minis­ try pMMsscs a taeardotal character, or It forbids the use of the word “priest" a* applied to the ministry, and ai»o for­ bids that lh»> communiou tabla shall he constructed in tho form of an alter, and believe* in the spiritual ptoMace only of Christ in the oouununion. 4th. The i’roloalant Efdaoopal Church in the intent baptismal *ervice, eaeerts tho belte of Boston " "•Good-night, M:s* Lyford,’ I said, that by baptism a "child is recenerate." when aa reached tho ball. T am go­ ing in the morning; but I shall see you again whan you go back to Greenland.’ “ ‘Why, yes, I should like to remem­ ber yon by a plate of such muffins aa wo had yrelcrday.’ “ 'You ihall have them, sir,’ sho said, aa she disappeared in. the doorway. And.havo them I Al. •Thro* weeks later Mary camo home to Greenland, with more than a hun­ dred dollars in her p>tr»e and a fame seem to be firmly wedded to the tem­ porising policy. In teet, th* LowChurch adherents uow amtidered them­ selves aa in a helpless minority; their only hope is that th* present astonishmg stride* of Ritualiiiu will jwoduco a healthful reaction io the High-Church your hand, Tom! I w*a afraid you End ranks, whiob wilt make itself hoard been taken in by toms Matilda Lane." and felt in tho Genaral Cunreutiuu, “Do you think Tm a /*ef F’ said ha. which moots in New Yolk on the first Then 1 told of my own choice, and I Wednesday in October next There was still talking r/Leu th* train stopped are already indications of this. Nearly all lhe Church journal* ere recognued at Oe Greenland station. We soon arrived at the hospitabln organs of tho High-Church party ; in home. Hi* wife w.-is all be bad pictur­ .fact, we know of but one exception. Tax Enacnrtitsx. of thia city, whieh ia ed her; a refined, intolligvnt, handsome outspoken and can**t in its demand tnihed in the opinion that Ritualism must bo lukim in hand without further delay. Tho trouble is how*v«r, the par­ ty to bo attacked h united, earuMt, un­ compromising, and dttormined; white fheir opponents aro inharmonious, week, vacillating, doubtful, and hope­ less. It is a knowledge of this, to them lamcntnblc, fact thnfpJnkes m> common among Low-Churchmen the declaration, “We have nothing to hope from tae General Contratiot>. Thia, theu, ta tho rase as it now stands. To many uf the prraeiplM fot which the Low Cwurch, or Evangelical party, have been contending for nearly hall a century hare been adopted by the Reformed Church, that they cannot in consistency foil to be in »yni]>athy with Protestant Episcopal Church, ho seem­ ed to be leading a forlorn hope. His course was, apparently, almoat uisiver- ’ sally denounced by his Into nstodalea in tbo ministry, while tho laity seemed as a body utterly indifferent to tho now movement. But timo works wonder­ ful changes, and now it is seen that tho Genoral Council of tho now Church, as­ sembled in liew York, represents some­ thing real and positive. Indeed, the Bofonned Episcopal Church, is no long­ er a mere vision of enthusiastic dream- Bishop Cummin*, as wo hare said, is from Kontucky. In Illinois, Bishop Cheney, of Cfo-kgo, ia making a lively eiir, and his cifcrt* throughout the State are mooting with abundant sueeasa. The djoceoe of Virginia has boon .818881! THE STATE CONVENTION. for Blate Officer*, and tho such other business <M coms before it. We rogi • J •Certainly I do,’ bo answered. 'Go and show thy company that you are nt bum* ia the parlor aa well as the kitch­ en.'” Bo, smiling and blushing, die took mv ana. , . "Didn't we make a sensation when wo went in 1 Perhaps Ibero was u fel­ low there with a better •social position’ (you know tbo phrase), than I, and I M nfaii cattle OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Wo read in Holy Writ that it shall be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a noodle than tor a rich man to cater tho kingdom of bnasen. I pro­ sumo thio applies to women as well, aud I am in no mood this morning to dis­ pute the assertion.' The care of my es­ tate so worries mo that I am seldom in a Chxistiuu fram* of mind. NoloUy knows the anxieties attendant upon great wealth. Mr. Vanderbilt and I weep over I: hours together. But there Is on* exception to thia rule. : 'the iiieoo thn only proper one for aotaions of any Statu convention, es­ pecially those called far puttical.-pat- . By thia you may imagine how much ihoj "Want to aco peupte. Aud tho trouble'>*, no one can prophesy as Io tho duration of this stalo of’ things "When will busiores revival'’ i* tho query, the answer nhraj* being, '-The Lord only knows." No human can toll, for there wm no apparent cause far its beginning. Tho country wm itroug and sound in September but, yet ia a week a panic swept over tho country like a tornado, prostrating tbo •trougnit Muse*, uprooting the moat firmly estab­ lished credits, aud with it* long fingers reaching down to tho mini humble |Kopie. Far it has atfooted the most hum- everything suspended. There is no building, and the builders aro out el work. Tho consumption of evary thing that go** into the bowel* (except whis­ key) is lessened, and the coopers aro I idle. Men wear their boots longer, and the shoemaker* an: on their oars; in abort, it i* distreii, and nothing but ! distress. It goes oven to lhe beggar*. One placid looking, old blind b;-ggar who has n seat on Fulton Street, told n:o yesterclay that the panic bod ruined him. His cullectionx no raid with u whine, bad dropped to S3 p«r day, but' bo wouldn’t care to much about that, but rente had fallen 80 per cent, and be bad two houses aud three stores empty, even al thi* reduction. Tho old The Christian Union Henry Ward Beecher, '• EDITOR. Ttie work to be done by Hite ctotroation, when it shall asaembte, will be of the utmost importance, and should be candidly conaidored by the |>eople prior to lhe holding of tbo several county convention* Tho enlarged. delegation provided for wt* not, ta oi * ' very eseontial, a* in meet c June 15th, 1674. galiM are eloctod in oouuty convention, and iroin each county will pretty near­ Box. GEO. M. DEWEY, ly represent the public voice u* «xprvtted in county convention whether the number be two or four ^tar each member of lhe House ul Kspfarifate^. In this township ihure are two deaf tivae, and yet there can eertalaty be no and dumb person*. There wm in 1873 valid objection to the number provided that still your policy, and so far u you 13 tnarriage*, 82 births.and 19 dcathslor by the Committee sad «e hope to know the policy of tho. party in this Fleas* sniwer through the | see every count* fully represented. . of which 8.891 ar* Improved. Of neat cattle over on* year old there fs 988, of . Youra must truly. , sheep 2.250, of nwie* 88i, of horses AVVWIlL 400, and o( mules 6. There was clipped Our view of’the Ijbestfoti ' of rotation in 1873 8.646 lbs.-of wool, 7SAW lb*, in office is, that it is always fad pe/iry to of povk was marketed, aqd 24.500 lbs. rotateout agtxxl man. anil rotate in a and growing Stale with signal ability, and with inch prudence and fidelity as to command, in more than groe, thu reepect, and conlaleoae of the men of all parties. Hi* ro-no-nioatiou aud re-election, are not matters of any now hurling if* rajT direct upon tho city, beating the pavement*, heating tho doubt, and w* doubt not the former . buildings, heating humanity, heating will be done by unanimous aeclamation animality. A great city is terribly hot when it ia hot. Th* tall building* not only retain heat, but they prevent tho For tho second place on the ticket no free circulation of yir that would oth*rwi*o uiitigato it Then th* ten thou­ name, save that of the present popular sand distinct odor* that smell to beavoa incumlMint, has, so Ur as wo hirer, make it unhealthy ev w»Q as disagreoa- boon mentioned, and no other should bo. With decided ability anil tho most note­ worthy impartiality he has presided over the present Senate, aud it ia not too inueh to say, that no better officer or more affable gnatlemxn lives, ia lhe more strength to tho ticket than .that of Hon. Henry H. Holt. For the offices of Secretary of State to the '-rounthry” Biddy is left to take and State Treasurer, the present in­ care of the house. Don’t hsr ••coueins" cumbent*, wo are advised, are not can­ have a good time though! When Mis- didates for re-nominatloo. Recognising *us is at home Biddy hu got to give her partiee in tho Irhcbcu. and sho is liable to constant interruption. But in come into office, with a manliness *r:___ A:tr___ . worthy of the men nod th* proud pom ■ three hundred milrs away, end Biddy tion they have won a* Sial* officers, i* supreme in tbo houre. No kitchon they now voluntarily retire to giro plaoe for her now ; tho parlors aro not good enough. Di unis, I'athrick, Taddy the diril, and all tho rest of them, with other Biddys, assemble in the parlors io the evenings and enjoy high life in dead earnest. Refreshment* arc spread It is well. Why shouldn't tliny have their innings t Possibly, many of thevo houses nernr see so ! much of genuine honesty and jollity whan its lawful pro­ prietors are running it. And it Is a question wholhor tbo master* and misauseea in the watering places enjoy themselves more than the Dinnisoe and Biddy* do in tbo vacant bouwi. meats there are three lutebvc mill* cter ploying ten men, with:* capital, ot. 89.600, and tbo prodoefof whkh ag­ afae- etw'bwi'^ gregate 8185.000, and one -flouring mill may be developed; that shall alike meet giving business to onB Toon, valued at tho wishcaxif Congreea, (hgranproval of 812.000, and producing last.year 84-000 tUr^.rartd.-prouRitdlU, growth worth of flour. Nu-msnes warkadi and no fisheries, in tLu fotrntldp th# im­ provements in the last thr<w jwm have Rotation in OffieK^’I^f boon very marked, and procesily how to account for the reported reduction in populaifon we dopotk^ow. butpresufie fl.A -— - -all -M.HafaA to oav that whewvor may be elected will find it no easy task io fill tho places made vacant by the voluntary withdraw­ al of Hon. Daniel Striker and Hon. Victory P. Collier; and if men equally able and effieteut, and equally deter­ mined to guard with unswerving fidel­ ity the finances, shall De chosen, all th* Cooks in existonoe cannot shake public confidence in thp candidate* of tho Re- Notwithstanding tho theory of rota­ tion is the • policy of the party, and probably a wise one, there are often tunes when it should bo waved, end one of those occasions always arista whan the convention is called upon to select a officer, and rotate ia a yead aa*. 1‘RESEXTED A Complete Librajy. Not re- Lariat Circiiata 11 Ite Wrt, fur county cturcr* we hare no line of orchards, and 1-2 «cze to grape* There policy to suggest, mJ, presume that the was harre»tod in 1672 5.375 has. of tsp­ party when it shall meet in County Con­ pies and 2.455 bus. in 1873, and of veation. mil ha th*, pasty policy as the the fruits sad vegetable* raised was 81.1 Sfl in 1872, and 8«»8 in 1878. Of dried fruits there wa< maWtffiqffifr UT3 206 lb*, 9.412 tnis. of potatoes raised. 1.414 ton* Of hay cut, and 117'bbl* of cider made, and in 1874 theie waimanulectured 3.018 lb*, of msplo apgar. In tho townahip there u ooo flouring mill, j Proas in this Stale, of tho date of May 28lh ult., quoted nearly at length our article published on the 30th oi May, "For a Tax; but not for a Uceuao,” with sumo comments, among (.there tbo following: . BANNER BLOCK. CHRISTIAN UNION employing 5 men with 820,006 capital, employed. 20.000 bbte. of flour maau- i teclurcd, valued at 8110.000, and lwo| ONE YEAR. ONLY *5,W m* mills employing 3 men, valued at [ 83.000 and producing 84.400 worth of | lumber. There was, also, made 200 I WW s.fticij. NEW PHOTOGRAPH L »«r TPE GALLERY ace it wise’to proeecute- tho dealera ia whisky, believing as the result shows, the result would be tho sale of mora liquid poisons than belbro thgy were eommeweed, he say*: “We presume there is Mt a more temperate man, or a more d*cidod cbam- GOOD AGENTS WANTED! ■•*••«*■« MT»t 1.638 in 1872. ■’Tbixa was Wrested _---------------------------------------------- MZ&AJKSAaMAtiMra. aaJ thee. Dublfa atteatioa through agitation 883-rtt^ew. nf hfr It arnMHara oMMtv itsnnnnnM M*«,' fa te-' otetevTl>!15, of twine of Urena <f Mn:K *'Xt TCI I3M sheep Were rfasawd producing 6.009 Iba of wool • there waa ■qfcteit 87*770 Iba^ at perl. ft31ba of eheeea, nd M.OM lbs. utlretw time MbrM ai t -•There waa harreeudia 1873, fe£8S fed. ^mtr 88.IN bu,. oLsi^ fa. ot all other kinds of gthfe. 12.879 basis ft apptea wero-^Hicsed la 1872, and< Treasury, June 3, 1874, was 8,107,351,M; receipt* tor the week ending. June man in the State who can bs selected, 10, were 824,495.63; payments during that can £11 the position with so much 14 marriages, 2* births, end same time 843.004.77; haring a.bai- ability and efficiency Is Ho*. Wa. The taxable tend is 19.548 Humphrey—that there nnsr wa* one ia which 9.821 acre* is improved 'he pash who did, is not a dcUteable ia on the ground 2409 acron . question, and we doubt if there over agaimx 1768 iu 1878; U core there was horweeted ia 1878 1«& ma*. *f oorn, *ud than- la 2M ocrea of orchards, but no rcteru of tbo arm devoted to tlr> wealth, who will, when Afraid ware* bls dark pinions over her bead, go cattle ovtroue year old tboreU870, ‘«f straight to heaven, end by the shortest sheep 2:776, of lunrea 408, of aulas 6. possible route; and her name is Stakes, Gums not very hotly coatested. We That tho promut incumbents of the and of swine 88» There w« d*»d the wife of Anson Phelps Stokes, of the predict, that ho will hero, m he should Department of Public Instroction and in 1878 2.833 ahorp from which 13.V27 great house of I’halpe, Dodge A Cu. jjaw, a two-third* majority in Ixrtii the Land Office, are the right mon in lbs. of wool dipped.' Tbot^.-wM'mN shop where fl maq.are Mrs. Stolen baa the enjoyment of ex­ bry.nchee of thw next Legislature, and the right places, ia a generally admit­ ceeding great wealth. She might, if our Repubhcnn friends East and Writ ted proposition, and as they are on their keted to 1878 79.445 ft, ef poA, And 83.500 capital, end S mreiwfcetarod 8W Iba of efeoree red should understand there is no opposi­ first terms, and an. recognised aa in woman in New Turk ; she i ould dawdle tion in tho Republican party of Michi- every respect true and officinal affioera,' in purple am! fine linen ; aba could loll gau to hi* roolaction. there cannot be tho least donbt of iter in carriages J aha could cover herself with diamonds ; she could tire bore day dty. appointed by Gov. Bagtey ta t tho place mads vacant by tho resigr tian of Hon. Byron D. Ball of Gt* Uapals. Il is said ho viR ba a cam Republican ■,B‘‘ LAW CASKS 4 POINTS. lwastt owntr* AND ENiAUGING OLD •iTCTUfiM.‘: tam??1 a "*k* ,w* b”*ck "f •* r.r? '.a>I»im*JLI.— 0MFS1IC Bapsater tbs Race. SAVE FIFTY DOLLARS I IB 8n taser art tajat! IB and DRESSED I-DAfBEH; �Th* tfiDutrnY. Util Mw pilkt?. Why not support Home Indmtry? Did you «▼« take Use trouble to find out wh*t make* a community thrifty and pKMpurou8? You go to the city and you tee the people all alire and Om Mare and Colt. Ono Set cf •tiring, and the firrt tiring you «ay, i* “ They are doing krtn of Harness. One Cow and J two Biotas bumnew nerc I” Everybody seenm to be doing welt Mechanic* which will bs sold on time for approved are ee.en by hundred* hurrying to their labor with their dinner pail on their arm. What u the catue of *U this «tirT “Y” there is a demand at Home for work, the people patronise Homt fakutry, city ptople know that it ia to their -own peroooal interest to •upport Home trade and they do it iuvyrinbly. Who eat* wheat riaaed in Barry County, if it ia not the peoplfflri. the counfyT We mint build up our own place; people in Grand Rapid* won’t do it for ub. We have Merchant*, Mechanics, TrsdMmen, Lawyers, Doctors aud Laborers; but one aaya "we have no mechanics in Haatings who can do a good job of work.” To auch I would aay, look at qur Brick buildings, our Agricultural works, our Milling and our Carriage*. Wagon*. Cutter* Ac made in Haatingt, and then way we have no mechanic*. Compare to day with ten years ago; for then thei------ 11«L.s could paint a Inn going away from us Cutters K Cutter, and other Town FOR SALE O* Motta L. Madge it wm voted th «t the President appoint a eommitira of one in tech township to gather remutiscenoe of the early hutary of Many County, and report at tho »nt meeting. tta of th. eountry, it may spread .nd liMtae un usually virulent There i* a fat*, oeonomy m wall M a raalota*. To do without cbeerfal and instructive reading yourwlf, or for y<>ur What our special reporter mw; beard children, ia starving tba mind for tba and oars of it: l>syvsat***sluata4srtes'VcM*l**teri. For acme weeks past nothing hot sak. of th* body. It i* “prany wta C ad dw Jirt. .til Mil ta Mb nil den right «'V and poupd foolish." A houa* without been heard ou oar streets except that a Cat tele tai. »l kA ysa, Jsks, m wm dar books or newspapers is no bonsa nt all great show was coining. “Are you go­ kerr«ving to lhe show r* ha* bean the pre­ Tha Whittier Memorial Poem, writ­ vailing question. Largo bill lioanls ten for and read before ths wrvtaa bad been erected; flaming hand-bill* b-!d by the Commonwealth et Masse . had been posted j the •diton. had been visited ; circulars distributed ; in fact public ssrvta* of tho lamented Sumner, all tba appliance* neceasary to inform is printed on our fourth (sage to-day people of it* coming bad beft mai* ’■R“Ex It ia one of Whittier’s master pieces the as* oh and heuc* everybody, and more and will command the attention of that grace lhe count era of th* Vegetable I too, ware ready to herald tho advent of wverr lover ot gannta literature and Grocery Btor* ot Jos* tiraxtrr,. •he great living show uf the nineteenth this week. Remember all goods deliv­ Wo Uarn with greet pleasure that ered free, that go from his stars. 8tl Hon. Onslow Blvarni, ao ting the pop­ The long looked-for day coms et last. ular President of tho Northern N. H. It dawned cloudy and rained a greater Railroad, and at the Did Colony, wm part of tho day. Early in the morning CoUrgr. recently’*tectsd Prwridant of th* Conlittle boys began to arrive ou foot They cord, and a Director in the Nwhua, j had saved their pennies and wept ready Lowell end Boaton Railroads. Hs ia i to spend them. Soon the forming pop­ beyond question th. ablest railroad ulation, sped, middlo aged and voung CmCHEI. man in New England, aud one of the began to urrive. borne in carriages, truest men in the old Dianite State. some in democrai wagons, some in bug­ gy*, some in lumber wagons. Bom* '* ijsr or Lrmu remaining al the modern conveyances, some in revolu­ Hastings P. 0., June 10th, 1874: tionary carta and acme in arks, th* E. Chaff*, W. J. Babcock, Joarph II last remaining relics cf the flood. Fauna, Henry Ipper, Geo. Roes. Will- Promptly at U o'clock came tho grand tam Obnan, Chas. G. Nickola, Granville, Peck, Chas. W. Smith, Alta Trant and animals. After parading our prin­ Direct your latter* to No. at P. 0. ciple streets through a drixriing rain box or drawer. Jso. Roaxan. P.M. and being gaxed on by aasrmUed trataa to tba seat of disoase, is a derid • I thousands, they took their line of march aratsra indred- Will positively cure Lins of Patent* issued from the U. *11 diseases of the liver. Bold every-1 where. Joax F. Hoar. Cvau* 4 Uo, 8 Patent Office to Michigan Inventor*, like Aladtn's Pslaer, almost in a mo­ Proprietors, H and U. College Flare, for the weak ending May 2fl, 1874, ment preperstoiy to receiving them. and each bearing that data. Furnish­ Than the crqwd betook themselves to ed this paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitors the hotel*, store*, restaurants and other of I'etents, Washington, D. C.: placM of raeort to obtain something to ^Anchor, A. H. Cobh, Detroit satisfy the wants of nature. Thia dune Clothoa-Drier D. L. Huff, Bay City. thev started for the show about twelve Hewing Machine Treadle, D. E. Lil­ o'clock. Tho passing of lhe crowd atlies, Jackson. traded the attention of our reporter, and Fence Poet Socket, G. N. Lord aud ho joined the cavalcade. Arriving ou A. P. Ayers, Bouton Harbor. tho ground ho saw tho crowd going in wherever there ie an ache, sprain, cut, | bruise, cough or cold. Windmill, G. A. Myers, Schoolcraft Gas Governor, B. F. Potter and R. Fanner and ’Tlorso Men" are contin­ ually inquiring what w* know of tho C. Hayton, Ypsilanti. utility of Sbrndan's Cavalty Condition ready eno presented him by tho genial Powders, and in reply, ao would soy, Advauco Agent Mr. Toole, lie handed through tho columns of tho Bxnxa to him and then passed inside whore a that wo have heard from hundreds who Bowery Dauce ou Jctforaon street all hare used them with gratifying results; acene at beauty m*t his eyes, nestings that ia ata our expuneoco. day and evening, July 4th. fairest, most bewitching aud attractive J. IL Taylor win give on* of lus fa- ladies, also her stalwart eons were pree­ I vorii* Bowery Dances at hie hotel, ou ent in large numbers: Ranged around Friday, July 8d. in a circle were some show wagons con­ Special Notice. luasmudi as tho 8p*ctstor and Moui Remember the Independence Hop nt taining, first a large number of splen­ tor seem to be troubled over the alle­ Union Hall Friday evening July 3d. A did animals, same not ao fine, many ged mismanagement of th* above coinrare birds, and thousands of natural peny, as ita engagrd in luiarepreaentgood time is confidently expect*!. ing it to tlia brokers tod competing curtaitta. stuffed bird* beasts and rep­ companies, among whom *lone tb-wn Fat th • m.xonimodatiou of our aubtiles. The finest largest and most hid­ journalr circulate once a mouth, we pre- ' .criber* who dcsiro any o2i»r book, eous den of hynes* ever seen ia a trav­ sent »uma facta that, if they still non.nagarin*. or paper, published, with or eling show occupied one ot the center tinue, th* aickedMm of the criticism without tho advertised premiums, we 1 Chmp Meeting on tho old camp ground wagons, others containing lionsr^tigers, may b* tnore prominently seen. «ni oblaia it fur yoa at ‘bo Lowmr on Mr. Peter Edmund's land, in tho panthers, leopards Ac., Ac. It seem­ December, 1S67, since whirl IUtxs, wilhoat any expense to you ia town of Baltimore, commencing August ed to m* that I never saw to many fine premium receipts and losses 1 sending the elder.___________________ Sth, 1874. All donominationa and animals, ao many other curiosities and *sfollow*, to wit: New Firm. peopio are cordially invited to attonJ. Pram taw Kwifii. attractions at one time in my life. 1. L. REBD WOOLCARDING Obstacles to Marriage. MsSs fct RstseSwEht' While aaeing the many curiosities we enjoyed seeing the thousands at hap­ Tbw Executive Comiaiitre of th* py, eager tars as smiles of joy lit them Barry County Agricultural Society an’ op ou approaching each new wonder. Tho band now struck up, annoutsring requested to meet at th* County Clerk’s office in Hastings, on Satardsy th* 20th the circus performance. Though loth to loevo lhe vast collection of animal* until n more thorough rxamlnatiun wa could not raebt the temptetionv of tbo delightful music and the entrant* of 16 mounted ladta and gentlemen to the J. M. Nmse, Secretary. groat ring in whklr the jwrfortnaiue takas place. Wa hratotted to reach tho Hastings, Jun*, t>th, 1874. . inner ring end made a ter. strike by getting a very daairable seat by tho •ad* of a man well versed in shows, end' •^K* Pioneer A—nriation met purau- Raiqy. Gold 110 1-4. Come and gone- -The arena. Monday wm a very rainy day­ Boys, don't rob tho robins Mat •flight fro* 00 Saturday morning Hm oar clerk <rf tbo weather ab- Itad carefully the reply to Senator Cook's manifesto. > Looking finely—Tho wbmt in afl [arts <rf tho county. Th* little cnee orealrevly agitating >ha pte-nie question. No school on Monday-Ou*. th* truancy of th* pupil*Protect your bouse, by tbeouse of tested ligxtaiafc nd*. X Wool is coming in quite freely, and The Spring term of our UofcnBcbool. will eta. on Friday. July 84. ant'to call. Tbo meeting waa .-ailed to many respects this show ia incompara­ orderly the President, Hon. H. A. ble. The bare back nding I wear sow Goodyear, a goodly numbw of Pioneers beaten and very rarely ccjualel Tbo wonder to me ia bow they can snatain Mr. Loctmo Mudge was fieri called so large a combination aud koop it up upon, who adroseed the meeting. J. F. to ao high a standard and make it Emory wm next called upon. Jwbo also pay.” We wonder too. ciade an address. Mr. Boyington next Tho beet trained elephants ia the read hit early lifo in Barry County, world ata showed what they could do. from 1887, and ata a record of th* Tho lady equestrisns performed all early settlers of tbo township of Barry. they were advertised to do sad that is Mr. Isaac Messer was next called upon, .eying a great dual. The manager who gars us his early lif. irr Barry looked on highly planed. County, which was very interesting. Wo might speak of each actor’s Mylo He stated that his oldest daughter was and appearanro but to what purpore. the first while girl born in Barry OounW* saw no one who did Mt got thsir doom', worth of amusement and some Mr. A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, waa next railed who gave us the early his­ tory at the county, m be ba* gathered it trom the rally *<■ tilers, and from the Erst officxal record, of the county. On motion of A. C. Twwm, it wm toUd m ■» FT"" '» ( «< I" Ikit win ik. “» I. A. Dibble Mm a haem end lot , far eels. Bee “Ad." ia another oohamn. IboM interested in the plow qneelfon win find naw chapters ou oar ffiei page. HOUSEHOLD. BEST OF WORK. PANACEA Guarantee FAMILY Shop in Bartow * Goodyear’s NEW > . tfjLREHOUEE, adfomta C- >• J. Cole & Son, WOOL seat by Railroad will be carted HOPKINS and BAKKES, Mr b8U tint brat UrtutMt uro puses swera WATER LHE NEW OFFERS! LtE 1 MB NEWIDEASI Shingles, Lath, &c. , FUSE DRUGS MS MIMES, if Or IH* Mi k • Mean DAY a id Railroad street*, where they will I ta pleasad to *o* ell Ureir old" friend* ' and any othot person who may have any work to L* don* in, th* Un* of blackamitbing. aprStf AND NIGHT. Qty Drug Store, SEE THE BBEiT TCffl UTS! [UNDERGROUND LIFE BELOW THE BOB FACE I State Street, 5ltf PIOTITRES1 I am now all alooe in th* Photograph borinsae, and m I hare made arrange­ ments to iaaroass my facilities fordoing lietter work thsn ever, all should rail and gvt a negative taken. The supeviority uf my work in th* jisal i* e suffi­ cient guarantee of firat-claas work io The policy and praetta of this com­ th* fnlurv. Rooms in Washington pany bay* bran steadily to incraare it* Block, south ride State Btroet financial solidity, by which justly to command the confidence of tho public. To this end all sorpluv premium roCOLORADO EXCURSIONS. coipts hare bren retain ad. allowing ths stockholders only legal interest on the aaaate. The interest OU it* invested funds pays all di vidanfo. leaving all anrDuring the Summer ttaaon, the Mis­ plus prominins for th* additional seenr- souri 1‘arttto and Kaoaea Pacific Through Line Tla St. Loots and Kan­ sas City, will reU Excursion Tfckete from St. Louts to Denver and return, good ninety days from date of sale at extreoiley lew rates thus attadlng «My one an excellent opportunity to visit the famoca rrworta ot Colorado, among tho Satisfaction! WE WANT AGENTS. Hosting*. Mich. HASTINGS BULLS FRESH FISH I BEAKS “TIE MYtTEIIIBS ISLAM,’ ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Theadjoarort eaerion of foe Grcntt Court wiD be hold on Monday the ®«h UR SB ffflfflKSAPDS CBATOS. HX-KC Y �And Our NEIGHBORS! aaaault upon tho financial managers*nd of our State iJarn by tba Ropubbcau administration. He attack* the State A*4ae<MaeerhWelfUw. AMERICAN BABBLE DeMt-bave. YHbaii. ' AaaAatae “ tbttl. Beale*.'' at tbe and of 1553, and moew than 11 per bead ou hand at tha end of IBM. The bdlano* on hand nt tho end of 1873, under Republican nil*, was 8&M.- them mattan before the people “as dtimna and tax-payers, and not from the atandpoint of any political paxtr-" But it ia impossible to accuse a political (■arty, a* be doee the Repubbrans, without that party having the right to go back into tba history of the State and show whore lhe difficulties originated, if there aro any. We must therefore which surround* tho State Treasury, to point him to tho 8294.11C which has been paid by these bankora tor interest an tbo State deposits during the past 18 yean. In all tho previous dreary and waste­ ful years of Democratic ruin, tho whole amount paid by the "ring” which then surrounded the Treasury waa 81,6M. administration to spend the receipts Tho Republican “ring” hu therefore from the aalo of school and other lands, paid over • 1 K» of internet on deposits to in defraying the ordinary cost of the government, and to set avid* nothing for tbo sinking fund, and to make no provisions for tho redemption of State bonds, although required by their own A* Mr. Cook's name, while he was a member of the Constitutional Conven­ tion of 1850, does not appear cm record as voting either tor or against Article XIV., on Finance and Taxation, or as voting either for or against tbo whole instrument on its final passage through the Convention, we may charitably pre■ Vt.na I.* * ■ — I l*_ - - - - aent to the House on the morning of March 21: The members of the Legis­ lature were paid np to and including the total appropriations, outside of in­ Monday, March 23 ; bat moat of them terest or trust funds, were only 814.795 -Mr. Cook and Mr. Parry among lhe for all the State institutions In 1873 there was of tho 8982,230 noon, with 86 each in their pocket* for State tax levied, 8648,848 to meet ap­ which they never rendered any service. propriations lot the various State institu­ Had they remained until the end of the tions. H under Republican rule, more time for which they took pay, and coo- money was raised last year, than in 1853, there is more to show for it- Would Mr. Cook dispense with any of oar pub­ lic cbaritiee or educational facilities, or continu* to nse the decaying old State House, at tbo cast of eeveral members' .htUto 1. (tt'un ia ♦ «! <b :s OrwUl. an W»!t3» Jseluoa. U to1 1 u a e Nassau. Sl!iu hauls Czett. Ksbaaaa-M.. -.1 Vibe. IHChbee^sntve. Uh 1,3000,000; know that Democratic Circuit Judge* in this State have traveled ou posses all over tho country; and if Senator Cook deaim a complete exposure of thia mat­ ter, be would find socio fluttering in uuthought-of places Had Mr. Cook been the staunch “re­ former” nad friend of tbe people from 1846 ro 1850, when he had a hand in legislation, thai bo now assumes to be, there was open to him a fine opportu­ nity to distinguish himself by trying to insert a proviso in tho railroad charters of that day against lhe bene of free paseoe to public servants. But his re- prominent If that course and that ac­ tion wore uastatesmaalike, iu tbo view of "dlixens and tax-payer*'* to-day, then Mr, Cbok and the Democratic party have a poor show when they ask tbe people to trust them again. Can tho fcthwp ehange hia color T Can old dug* learn new tricks ? OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT RIMTH, i, (k* bleat sal raroel ww* H koi time auk favor* of them. But it increase in th" State direct taxes, tbe did not begin with the Republican unfair exetapticn of railroad propertv. party. It ia not a Republican aauand goes heavily for tbe Legislature U-' VW hath teas saM. 1 mo bet i Michigan Central R. R MANTLKH. HHELVEB, The Christian Union Henry Ward Beecher. h Stwi Mxiuic Recrirta i fflUcrPrttt M Wajii Jjtisti & SiiBi Michigan and PRESENTED A Complete Library. in time of war. WhsS Mr. Cook asks why posterity should not pay tbe ex­ pense* of building ao many new State institutions, a New Capitol, eta., a Con­ Tbero were 86 Democrat*aud 14 Whigs stitution (which ho did not vote either in that House. Tbo Democratic [»rtv way ou, in the Cunvwntroa that formed must carry tho entire respousibilin of it) tell* him that tbo Blate cannot con­ such legislation, tract debt for over 850,000 at one time. The peculiar point to bo noted here is, that under the act of 1846 tbo Centra) and Southern Roads were to pay a spe­ cific tax of oue-balf of one per eent un­ til Feb. 1, 1851, mid three-fourths of one per cent forever afterwards, upon tbe cost ot their construction ; “and in Wo ask Senator Cook to road sec­ consideratiou of such tax, the property tions 10 and 11 of Article XIII. of tho and effects of said companir*. whether Constitution, where it is declared that real, personal, or mixed, shall ba ex­ “ institutions far tho benefit of the deaf, empt from ell and every other tax, dnrnb, blind, ar insane shall always be charge, or exaction, by virtue of any fostered and supported and that “the law* of this State, now or hereafter to legislature shall encourage the promo bo enforred, except penalties” imposed ky tho acts of incorporation. Thb was the bargain between tbo State of Mich­ igan and these two railrood companies, made by tha Democratic party, then in power. If it has worked badly far the State thus to favor two greet corpora­ tions, the fault rests on tbe shoulders of the Democzatic party ; and in the case of the Southern toad, Mr. Cook voted neither for nor agiHnat it, aa shown by ttxocuct to ljun ro* nsrvcn Larsest Circilata is Ite Watld, Grand River Valley Divism villages could pay tw only-five dollars. When Mr. Cook confines his calcula­ tions simply to tho tax per head, he leaven entirely out of sight the growth of tho Blate in wealth from about 830,000,U00 equalised valuation ia 1851, t-i 8630,000,000 » 1871. Ho is practicing a transparent deception, ao very thin aa scarcely to need comment. The ratio of Statu tax to the valua­ tion in 16 year* of Democratic adminis­ party now say ought to hsve been msde tration, and 16 year* of Republican ad­ ministration, would bo a fair test known to tbo jieiqita. Why did not this Democratic Rroreeentaiive, who ru acting as Mr. Cook’s lieutenant, come up to the scratch and dreg out this mare'a nest—if there ia any—in the T'reasnry department 1* Can these gentleman now complain juatly of tho umnsgemcnt uf our finances? We are credibly informed that Mr. Perry re­ fused to act at al) on this rommitteo of investigation. BIr Cook himielf.staled while during 16 yearn of previous Dem­ ia the Senate debates that bo had ao ocratic rule, the State tax averaged two charges to bring against the State and eight-tenths mills ou tho dollar per annum. Up to 1870, tba Bute under Democratic rule, bad given only 8146,­ 000 to the Insane Asylum and other charitable and reformatory insotuticns ; while under Republican rule, over 82,­ 200,000 had then been giren tn these institutions, placing them all in a state of effiency, to the honor and glory of As the Dcmovdntic perty, which made the Constitution of 1850, bad over three-fourths of the members in the Convention of that year, and a large popular majority of the voters, it is but reasouable to hold that party rigidly responsible for whatever inconveniences have arisen from the Constitution. It was their bantling. Certainly the Re­ publican party, not having been formhd until four yearn after the CoutibMion fullest investigation ot all tbo Luts they wished la draw out. tearing it for the judgement of the commit tee appointed to deride wbethwr the publication of • uch facts would lie tx> the public inter by Bl 1,445 the amount which it JU pay in then, ntdor its old Democratic ebar­ ter. This would be a gain to the State of a little more than ntae per coat on tbe tax of this road akmo by means of Republican legislation over Democratic. A tax system was, by Democratic legis­ lation,—Mr. Cook participating ia it,— put ia the charters of railroads, sad made irrepealabie (so long as fhe rail- The main butden uf Mr. Cook's com­ plaint is a fear lest something be wrong ru rrgaul to the Scale Treasury, be­ es new bo was unable to obtain a nabhratorn by'lrrasurar V. P. C-Bi wof rartain detail* as to where the Plato funds weir deposited and bow secured. Mr. Cook, by resolution which passed the Senate at the recent ex Ire session, and which also paaoed lhe House on uautioa of Mr Perry, asked for «uch informa­ tion ; and the Treasurer declined to give it because it would tn his judgement affect Imtfa public and private interest* injuriously. But he invited a thorough lurootigatiun at all the details and Workings of .via department, arid would have welcomed Senator Cook aud Mr1‘erry at the bead of committees to investigala. Une gvntlemzm mode no charges of ■ualfeaanuno of mistake or misappropri< .1_ -_V.il.- Z-.__ J — >•-(. .. ■ - $100,000 00 CHRISTIAN UNION ONE YEAR. ONLY $3,06. Itatr ■ 4 ...' SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE! t'SECMMfltaWtllMHiKlJl One Prize $5,000 in Silver ’ESA1 DBNT1! M. been largely increased witbin tbe past four year*, by wine expenditures upon neewsary State building* and State instltutiooa . Taking a jew separate yesrs for com­ parison, we find that tbo highest Blate tax since Um> Republic-in* raxue into power ill IBM has born S.ittt mills m the dollar ef valuation. This *was in 1866, to dAray'war expenses. But ia IM8, a year ot profoaad 1>e*fx when John I’. Cook wa* a Senator, lb* State THE THlffifflHl OF THE Pffiffik’ raw DOMESTIC’ In 1878, which ho lelect* for attack, tho but* tax wtt only !.559 nulla un the wsafixeroa swr m axswrut. dollar; or.to pat it ia plainer terms, When a similar resolution waa tho owner oi 81,000 of property would passed by tbe House of Hepeoemtatires in Washington's administration, calling for the cumepondenoo upon which Jay’s tmty with tbe British was baaed. give it, believing that the public inter­ eel would nut bo subesrred. Senator Cook wants a proetdoal in thio matter, aud wo refer bifn Io Hildreth’s History of the United State*, vol. iv. paje 587. Tho House was called on tn vole money to carry out the provision* of the treaty, and yet at fast stage was not informed $15 Sai Gusr aud starjuar! LAST CHANCE n mt au tan tin it*cut PDMUMWKHfflJCT The Best Bunt in the WB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-06-24.pdf 787e80ef3fea5b4a5a67b957eb25a6c1 PDF Text Text The RjrJaucMI Ba|M»V Coo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. VOL. XIX. NO. 9 pkW w< >igiw; c»ifr WHOLE NO. 945. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1874. rayed ter boots, she My rnBesl ores tho strong tie*. rqyesod to > between note msdwppe* leather, Eteri ^teST^Atehrto ra To the Farmers’ of the State of MILO T. WHEF.LER. t TBIABOTUnL-OBee 1a the Ceart bo F ate said to bonrif grimly, trc all over tho tenet, and ent infs Crd every half tear to sea if a wkisaftarmyeMckssnr When the sold November wind MICHIGAN. Five years' have passed aince “Olivera' Chilled Plows" were first submitted to the fanners of Michigan for trial, the endorse­ ment they have received, and the thousands of testimonials now in our poaesaioa relative to the good qualities of the plow,are the result of merit alone. As we have depended on the verdict of the fanners, rather than on newspaper puffery, to establish the pre-eminence of the implement that lias effected a resolution in the manufacture of plows. That our faith in the good judgement of the farming commun­ ity was not misplaced, the large yearly increase in the sale , of “Oliver’s Chilled Plow” bears ample testimony, and the fact that their introduction into new territory creates a panic among the makers and renders of other like implements, which leads th“in to commit acts that the plea of insanity alone can apologise for, is the best evidence to the thinking public that ‘Oliver's Chilled Plow’’ is os gfeal uu object of fear and terror to its opponents in business, as it is a source of comfort and pleasure to those for whose use it was designed. The merits we claim for this plow, lightness of draft, durabil­ ity, quality and quantity of work, and ease of adjustment, are now so firmly established, that it has become the standard plow of the country, if not of the world. This fact being admitted nt all points where our plows are in­ troduced, is on effectual blockade to the fhrthcr advancement of our competitors' in this line of manufacture, who, prompted by n foolish feeling of jealously and revenge, have resorted In prom­ ises to make as good a plow as the "Oliver Chilled," anil with the next breath declare the "Oliver Chilled Plow" to be a humbug, or imposition etc., etc., with the vain hope ofhringing it into dis­ repute, and down to a level with other plows of various makers. We do not propose to answer the slanders bougliten and par­ tial evidence, and false testimony, published against our plow, believing it to be the height of folly to notice the bark of even- jealous cur, being amply compensated for our forbearance by the fact that, notwithstanding the comtnned opposition against us, tlie rapidly declining sales of other plows, is met by a large inerease in the sales of the "Oliver Chilled." This fact, together with the knowledge thaF other manufac­ tures are striving to imitate the eoqstruction of our plows, ami that.they attempt to cry down the ' Chilled ' metal of which they are made, promising at the same time U> make us good a plow as the "Oliver ’is, certainly proof sufficient that the article they attempt to defame, is, in their estimation and belief. IJorViy of hniiation, to say the least. " .' . If our plows arc as defective as our competitors vainly at­ tempt to make them appear, is it certainly strange that all other like implements arc being suspended by them, ami it is equally strange, that other plow manufacturers shouhl find it necessary to combine their weak attempts to impede the pro­ gress of an article, which they loudly aud unitedly proclaim, has no merit, and deserves no support. We sincerely regret that other plows have so little merit that their makers arc forced to commit acts of piracy, ami give utterance to words of defamation and promises they eiuinot fulfill, m order to bolster up the fast waning lives of their WM. II. HAYFORD. antiquated production*, but ite knireWgo that tte rowlt of oar liter » “Pl­ ated. and that tho “Olirer Chfllod Wow" i* heartily endorred by furtnere gon. reUy. i> an inreatiro to further pereereronre, aud w» tetevc •tud^oR IL* requirement, of * clan* of men. on whore labor* dnp«nd, th" jinwponlr an 1 adrenceuwnt oi our country. • . With thank* for tho ondoroemeut we hare «o generaby rrreiroi. we are STILL at the FRONT! We are now offering for sale the celebrated Gale Chilled Plow having se­ cured the agency for this County. We warrant these plows superior to any other Chilled plow in existence in the following particu­ lars: ’ • gidrea look ridireters st this asaacsx, and my boot* grow worse and woree. I must stay at home from oknreh,” But no, her hoatend would not listen to that; he &lt lost without her com­ pany , aud her alto ia the choir. . So, without tolling him tho cause of the proposition, she retrimmod Ear oM bat, trended ha* aacood-brel W*. j>d patched bar boot with iba aid at aa awl topsareotteaola. Not being a robbUr by profenrion, her finger* recrired sOtna woturi* whiter noteW Mjsratad; and ate concluded that If men were not a* bbud as bats by nature, Chester wvuld ere thet she needed aomo r.cw one*. He, innocent heart, thought ahe looked uncommonly wwH, as ate ?E?4i££!?:’”rX5rSl tn her Tilatiungs, cuu aitoouga saa took pains to nut tho worst Coot forward as the stepped into ■ tho carriage, Chea­ ter only thought. "What a pretty liitU Hia'now broadcloth suit so stoat and firmly made. wa» warranted to leal* yoarat least, and what should he know of a woman'* want* ? • Monday morning. Nalte scrubbed out her clothes with more than usual Lightness of Darft. Ease of Handling, Strength, Durability, Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to all kinds of Rowing, EKE 111 IM Til IW BE ■» N NO EXTORTION! The price of the plow is only $14.50; Plain Points, 55 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. oca’s Raeds mor* quiakly; end tte day before, while in Sabbath school. ’sho had teen terrified to are that ter im­ promptu cobbling waa poring treach­ erous, and her boots were gapping in dansion. “I vnode* if Cheater expeeta my elottea will last fcrerer," aaid aba to tereelt "Mayte ba expreiaTU ask hifa for money, but I cannot Oh dear, I cannot ’. Rarep't I earned anything, I’d like tn know T And isn’t 11 right for him to giro ma a part of the gam T I gnaas I oonld taka care of tajgMt bat­ tar than te doa. it,"an J if a few tears rolled down ter cheeks, think it not strange, ok, ya lover* at indapendaue* I That night on his return from tho Til­ lage, Chaetor towed a bundle into ter lap, saying, "J’to got aoma aplaadid doth there for a raat, Nellie; I hare al­ ways bought my clothing ready-mate, but I knew you could m.ake it so xurely —and it will aa»e two dollar*." Nellie told him ate would try and do it, and then ii the thought had just oc­ curred to her, ate ad^ad : “By the way, Chester, I think I must hare soma aaw boots soma time this wank." ■ “Well, I’d eo to Btaana’ and gat some than, if I wore you. Ha’*jatewte UU new goods,” aod Cheater unfolded his newspaper and began to rend. Hirer Nellia bit!ter lip, and wondered if oth­ er husbands were as slow to taka a hint aa here was proriag himself to ba- Sb* said not another word, bowerror, aad ths next afternoon, got .ready fin- her shopping expedition—ste could fcetu! nately wear rubbers--and waited for MRS. POMERors m-MOnev. her Isegv lotd to provide her with the Mcmaazy ftmda ; - , But bo sat writing at hiadaak, o&iri- DWIGHT & BURRALL SOUTH BKNU 1B0X WORK: FARM FOR laacAiMia SILK bakby roitim' DENTIST NasiTilte Micbiiai ' Hojei., TERMS LOW. s-1 aajS CALL AT JOI® STANLEY I* । Pure Wines and Honors I ton mediclxal runrottKn. A full ILeeef lbs An»d Gmcttiet la Ibe Ctiy. A GREAT BARGAIN. s£ESS5-?S ®s-hks.s«e JmiJ FARM FOR SALE! TUHPtUSMiaKB WILL BE SOLD wsehg hr Ok Thuaii Dillan La n4»»dU*LaO|>er<l». tt>. pMreaa<eefelt .--1 skssretboew white la Ike cue. . (.hr. LYON B POBTKR, Fr.rr1.to,.. Randolph St and Fifth CHICAGO. Time Jeered on, and Nellie Winthrop NW GOODS AHD HIW PB1C8S tecamo Mr*. Pomaroy, and took ter place among tte matrons c.f tho land. K8H8E8 IF ME ffl£' Hastings, Michigan. TO.nywiJsgggg *. UmUrje. r*U al A. BUSELL S OIT\ Halting®, Mich. B. F. STEINHOFF some f*co looking up from Enquire Gil­ man's paw la ohuroh, and aha oonteaed tc herself so he stood up so straight in tte gallery, kadiug the choir, and swelling oat grandly on th* tenor, that te was “well enoagh," which was «mtedereble far Write Wi.throp to sdmit “'KSKS.re H—lily invreted in puts, natdiaa and thread, and sbo retornad terne reecdred to “later and to waft" a little white ‘‘Tte, did not auk far any more Msn- ey during tho winter, allhowgh smeaaba mado a pnrotea* white Chaetae teamed aunt, aad with hor consent and woman­ over tho counter to offer WwU-maaot adricss, oat! then afterwards paid for it ly aassstanre, a match was mado ; tefcre^ Spring Nrite yield-d up hor Briggs House, At*.. NEW STORK 1 ting the weakly children die off tet they, teconw troublosome. But tte world bouore spirit, and when il •» that the little maiden waa dctenhlued io beat down all opposition with ter own tiny fcte it straightway smiled up- hardly answer. “1 will try aad make > -•, Iba bar] an Nolte found work hare aad it do.” Chaster looted up, thinking ter reiM Ibero, and fneud* to eouusol hor, until did not aoend just natural; but ate bad turned toward the window. . “There’a eorue change, you can hare ko," said be, adding eerrnnl piacee of scrip to th* bilk Bte took tho manejr aad thrust it mto her pone, aad waited rapidly away ; but her thought* run eomawhat attar thi* faahteo: “Aud ao try claim U late and team intea eatiareUon. I suppose that is th* raaate that eo many women grow ao ante of aatiqutidjttey hate to beg." Ha* haabrnsd'aaam wwld bare tmgted matte �iiri rrrttiK dr i foUrtth |i d. •s ■- f! hip » i w ii.fis rh * - 5 nurml UrUhVr'fPh %!»! »ii n’E ? ?,rrt hHihFrmh'U r? S » f Mil H Hi» OflKI f'i ’ •- •• x * F ,i;L; tki At the Old. Red Plaining Mill Foot of the Iron Bridge, Hastings, Miah., '. Hii 00^/9, fl^ttrooo fLoaty/iq, ffXff FL°WK, tfffij-K^ooD floo^i/iq, fi/li SiDi/lq, Fi/Hty/K) Lul"‘f/ Bin ST«rr 4 ■ Sutif, BLi/tot, Bnnorifi, D004 FlV‘*. fi/iaor fnn/ut, b^iu»t‘h», F”,L rstr(, fl'lX® ltVL*i 4*- •<<|M Bow, HIi’lsH ^771 i J S a J Will be found Constantly on Hand; -Moldings of every Description. B $ =,? » _ _ ?-3°5i'e"'fie=.?-'-=oe-e = 7j = e;8 Jltwjlffili t ifflfHnjtiFrrFfH Plaining, Matching, Resawing, ^e., ^c;, done with promptness and satisfaction guaranteed. Moulding and Battens are jnade a specialty, all'being fitted raotM for use- Common Moldings are Sprung and Beveled, and the Raks .VoldfaM made to mitre with, level moldings, on third pitch. Back Bands are Babbitted AMm Base Moldings tongued- ready to nail up. All Doors. Sash, and Blinds arc kilnl dried before finishing. Ff*<> are selling these goods at lower figures thanmtn be dr! tained in.any other town in the State. Persona will do well to get our prices before purchasing. Those inclined to doubt the above statement will be convinced by call- J ingat ourfactory. �life Rerlsucv Bahi^R- util kiww jutitjj. FOR ONLY U.OO. The new currency bill is a law. Read Dwight & Burrnll’s curd. Commenced haying-The Sheriff day end evening, July 4th. J- H- Taylor will give one of his favurite Bowery Dances at his hotel, an Friday, Jnly 3d. amon AA.I.K A iirfoki’: PlaneS aid Q BIOS; HUNTING CASES. L«T. Bemember tho Independence Hop at Union HalfFriday evening Jnly 3d. A good time ia confidently expected. " Im*tte*rwI A.»ibMsw sllkfeOft**. » Too many-Dogu hyiug nruut|d Obstacles to Marriage. Coming-Tire Fourth, Chrutaas and New Years. Tho United Brethren will hold a Camp Meeting on the old camp ground Look. neat—The Court House van! on Mr. Peter Edmund's land, iu the after being mowed. town of Baltimore, commencing August In need of—a sprinkler to lay tho 6th, 1874. All denominations and dust on our streets. people sre cordially invited to attend. A. J. Bowue has a how sidewalk laid and a new barn almdta completed. Every claas of job printing done in first class style al tho Bixxx* office. rraaskabh rsesdlss. Beota ta elrsUre smI HOUSEHOLD W»iywUfr°*i PANACEA We herewith |faro before our lead­ en, and invito their attention, to the If you don’t want to be fined 110, take out a license for that dog of yours^ following order of exorcises, for tlin do* of the present school year. A nuisance—The young match gun the boys are using to frighten horres ST family The cries of murder! on oar streets Saturday night was only a drunken man falling down ataim Grand Exhibition of Tho man who minds his own business ■ml lots other people's bnsincse alone is on tho high road to fortune. Since tho aboro was tn type we learn that the ma n . There aro in Cast County Indiana, 145 Grangers who are candidates for Sliorilf. They nil beliovo that the office should seek tho man, and not the man •ng*. I.LEBT 6Uf Saturday, July 26th, 1874. AUne o’clock in the Afternoon. I will give away to my cus­ tomers "One Square Box Cutter complete, worth who has at any time bought new of me, ana arc the own­ ers ofor shall borrow for the occasion. Carriages, Bug- hide, the body of which is hung on springs, who will appear on the Eair Ground, as above mentioned.’’ Par­ ties who have bought more than one Buggy of me and will bring them with a team or horse attached will be pre­ sented with a ticket for each vehicle when he enters the grounds, his name entered in a book and the number of his ticket marked opposite his name. The manner of drawing shall be left to the ticket hold­ ers to decide on the Grounds, at the time of drawing. All entries must be made before S o'clock,for at precisely that time the drawing will com- We challeuge tb>> world to produce a Lightning Conductor equal in all those important puint* to our Continuous Oopper Strip Lightning Conductor, with * gilt single, three or five branch point on top. and sharp edges its entire longth. Tho flat form expose* a ranch larger surface than the round or turned 'over edge, and will receive nnd conduct u heavier charge oi steetncUy, aud alford, consequcally, greater protection than any other fura of conductor, and at the samo or less east Agents of inferior conductors ore in the habit of jilaying upon tho tears of individuals in regard This occasion will be a good time to exhibit horses as well as buggies, and a general good time may be buy something, but iWsu'» know what, and stands before a counter for forty five niiunts* at a time aud purchases nothing. P»y the printer. Running down—The river. Useful—A large cake of fee. Gordons are looking splendid. Where goeta thou on the IVth t Barents should visit the eeboola. -^Gwod weather to sloop*in church. | L'tanuy.-lr tho *n«ik thioC who bad fchrek enough to steal a pair of pant* Increasing— the population of our (from Murray Bromley, while hanging | in the front yard, one day fori wk. beautiful city. । wiU call al the owner’s bouse and in­ Cochise, tho famous Apache chief, i troduco himself. ho will be presented died Junu 91^ Litls the balance of the suit. , Don't go ont df town to buy geode. cuit Court next Monday. A cooling off piece—Tho city- pomp near the Court Homo yard. Would eqmo very handy—A little rain, or a good lively shower. lied ud blistered backs—The boy* who stay in the water all Sunday. The plank has arrived for tho new Special Notice. tho organs .of digestion whrio giving temjKjrary relief. To obviate this, and present to tho public n tonic free from Alcofinlic poisou, Dr. Greene prepared tho Osygensicd Bitters, a sure cure for Dyspopssa and all kindred complaints. Soldorerywbere. JqruiF.llxxBr.Cvasia ft Co., Proprietors, 8 end- 9 College 1‘laoe, Now York. A. M. Rock would’announce to the public, that bo is manufacturing Car­ riage* of all lauds, and styles, aud a* for durability, finish aud beauty, ho cannot bo outdone anywhere, and will not be undersold by any competitor in the Slate. His facilities for biuineM in hie line, both Carriage making and blacksmithing are tf tho beta. Shop on Jefferson street, Hastings Mich. 47tf to it, and is mark o J by characteristic hngishnsM. In tbs Challongu you ask ns to accept ordeelins, nncunditionaly. You name all the rules for tho governmeat of tho judges, say what points, and what points only they shall decide ' J. Cole & Son, An invitation is extended to everybody- AU who come ivill be admitted to the etr krte not tost uttu to grounds without charge. “Myolyect in this operation LUO PUS® is io advertise my business, strat and certainly a outterworth $40 is worth spending one 1HE A BAIE day for as it costs not a cent only io put in an appearance Shingles, Lath, &c. for some one will certainly . >► i rar.K s xni have the cutter.” The draw­ ing shall be fairly done icithouifavor or partiality. on the grounds. Let every­ body come, we will all be ben­ efited by a friendly gather­ ing of this kind, and you u til see a host of buggies some of which are very niceIt is my intention to hold an exhibition of this kind every year so long as I con­ tinue in the buggy business each year giving a better present. Yours Truly, J.L. REED. The King of the Field gle plow, while you reserve to your­ selves the privilege of putting in any of the &wa difibieut styles of plows manufoctured by the South Bend Iron Works; and in the face of the fact you hare tho matchless impudence to com plain that e* are exacting, and that it is as who are trying «o overreach you. We have ano more proposition to make to you, and then we' are done with this controversy. Wo will test plows mannf*«(ured or ■old by u*, ogninst any plows for which WOOLCARDING Bulky Hay Rake. BEST OF WORK! Guarantee MriMurainO, S»S .xvry tklag iwrUlslss Is Ik. .re Orders tor INK, CRATON, NEW OFFERS! xnooha NEWIOEASI H. W. BOOZER. 83 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. WANTED"™ COLORADO EXCURSIONS. UNDERGROUND LIFE BELtW THE MtfME ! The boys have already commenced picking cherries and strawberries by the light of the moon. I In selecting matter for our waste barbrt, we invariably giio the prefer- The Nebtuaka State Boani of Agri­ culture last year effisrod a premium of hftv dollars far tb« best yield of corn i. that State ia 1I7S, which wa* award­ ed to Mr. M. M- Noloosi, of Com County, upo» the following showing ; Attractive and busy—The new Arctic H1.7& 15,75 WEWx The Williams Mower and Satisfaction! AINTIRO, • axsixntO;___ KsLnoMt«nro, WATERCOLOR Hollingsworth's Steel Tooth Earr's CssDuUc Tiwuts. —Among the various retuediM for Coughs none enjoy a higher reputation than Eton's Cxbbouc Tkoctids. This fait place* them above the ordinary list of medi­ cal iireparptious- For Coughs, Cold*, Asthma, end *■ a disinfectant and pro­ FIOTLTRES1 ven five against contaclou* direase they you are agent*. are n specific. Invaluable to singers, I am now all alone in tho Photograph Wo will put in tho “No. 3” which and public speaker*. Sold ovenrwheru. business, and as 1 have tnarlo arrange­ Jons F. Hxxar, Cvxxs* 4 Cc., Fronrio-; ment* to incrcute ray facilities for doing you are so anxious (f) to moot. belter work than evar. n|I should call The judges shsll select tho ground* lor*, 8 and 9 College Piero. New York. end get a negative taken. Tlie superi­ to be plowed. 11 lias been beautifully sold that "the ority of my work in U>* post is a sufflAll rules and amnrgctnciiis for tho vail which covers tho faro of futurity eiout guarnnloo of finit-cisM work iu ibe future. Rooms in Washington conduct of the trial to be settled be­ was woven by tho hand of merry." Violets do not open oner a day aad tween the parties thereto, and sufficient notice given of the timo egreed upon to let out their prsyer.of j-erfmne. They enable all interested to be presen U n, ss^a »U1 UJtr • OIM. Strawberries, green peas and other early an i palatable garden productions ofbosue production, have riadu their appearance. They will soon bo plenty sad cheap. • ’ ; FRESH FISH! WBun Tho Bsxxu is tho best advertising medium in the County of Barry, having nearly double tho circulation of any other paper in the County. tf N, A Hastings house cut was cremated . last Wednovlsy morning. Bho hud ■ crept into tho kitchen oven during tho night, aud in tho morning got uecidontaliy shut iu. When tbo oven was opwnbe to bake the breakfast roll* her re­ mains weighed but 12 3-4 ouncro A drugget, who has tbawglicte* twotioned for sale, *ay* that a very pleasant perfume, a-d also a yrevsatiro against [moths may be made of the following i«gsedSoats: Take of cloves, caraway •eedx, nutmeg, cmnomor. and touqum beans, of each one ounce, than add as much Florentino orris root a* will equal tho other ingredients put together. Grind tho whole to a flue powder, pat it in sUk ar rottor. lags, and place State Street, Lightning Rods. Tho earning* of tho Michigan Central Railroad during tho month of May 1874 were •085,178 09; during May ,1873, building, while, b* tho ssimo time, thoy •079,333 12; increase in 1874, |15,- know very well that isolation, Is altogothor unnecesasry, and that, indeed^ The small boy who indulges in a bath the majority of Electricians have very decided objections to insulation, prefer­ more tlieu two hours long i* expseted to ring. rather, tluit tho Conductor should gladden tho heart of the undertaker and he placed directly agiinst the bniiding, add interest to local columns of the Tho idea is thus exprewed, in tbo lan­ guage of Sir David Brewster, tho high­ est English authority: “In securing We have yet to ano the maa, m> mat­ buildings, one or more conscious chan­ ter what his business might be. wlio nels of conduction should bo applied lost anything by courteous and polite systematically, along tho wait Those tuaiu channels should consist of tho best treatment to those with whom be won _For th e accommodation of our *ub.rribora who desire any other book, -r.agariM, or paper, published, with or s itboul the advertised premiums, wo will obtain it for you nt the Lowest Him, without any expense to yen In ►ending the color. Sty Drag Store, OFFICE IS COURT BOUSE, IIASTIKGS MICHIGAN. All the pcopl.t an> interested iu pro­ An exchange says. spell murder baekwards and yon have its causa: spell its tecting tl mr pro]<erty against damage cansc backwards and you will have its from lightning, and Io aid them in tins purpose, many ;>nrtica have invented A Saugatuck girl who had a quarrel Bo-la, all more or low valuable, but with a lover remarked to a fraud that among them al!, tho Continuous IVliolo ‘“she wasn't 00 aquocsing term* with that Copper Strips hare no equal, in fact are decidedly ^superior to all otlsnrs. This wo fraud any more." have demonstrated, end have no doubt A follow who area sock splsadid oxof its being actually the osw A’erf on which the public out depend with im- Tfft.’Wi.liJ&te: DAY AND NIGHT. LnriKEIT. Sunning tot office—Thu Telegraph operator going to the depot when ho heard tho whistle blow on Saturday. CHURCHES. H. HAYFORD Z.7.V Read Grable 4 Ramil’*, W. T. East­ man'*, J. L. Reed’s and Bentley Bros., now advertis moots in this foiua. It is stated that tho Grangers of Illi, nois uro consideridg tho advisability of abolishing tho secret forms of the order. ESTATE �“WE fortunate action of tho Ugiatature, I would do my part to make this exten­ to another without discommoding them sion, co necessary both to the cocatry’ In the lout. Coming from a cold di­ aad to the welfare of the existing road.. mate, they Lear our winters well, aud if At present, however. I do not see any wall cared for win lay in cold weather, ant recolloetunia ofyour county, during hope for it Tho effect of tho legisla­ when eggs are always iu demand at a thorough oaurass of it in uty younger tion upon tho minds of those who have। paying price*. Wa should choose tbo yean,!« 18fif, and have received so been in tha habit of investing iu thisi light Brahma for the reaaoa that the many oridetwra of the good will of tta spoefoaof property has been too pro- | chicks drraa off doaner al an immature chamber. Peril a tn she bekmgvd to a citiaans during the visits to it since, that found and discouraging to bo overcom- 7e than the dark vanety. The stumps gang of counterfeiters! Mr. Hurd I wreld with groat pleasure accept this apparently, aud I fees that all my erfblack piufaaibra are not very stmntatira with which I have bran huetractive to a poultry purchaser, while . white oura equally targe would escape man, and mado false money. Perhaps ' tho rood. As I myoelf judge, this wur- notice, for we a(l taste with cur eyes she waa a spiritulirt, and was having iV “ .S t“U«u «®»m«ncement, atl flare upon rm]road property will pass। before wo get our food to tbo tongue. . secret trmuM. l*«rha)ia she practised Olivet, Michigan. away. The public—even tho gran“We find do fault with tho Biabma Eutirafy retaored from pofiticat'posi­■ gers—cannot afford to cripple existing because of its clumaineea A stone wall the book art, and waa developing her­ self into a modern witch! In short tion or-political candidacy, I can say, road*, or prevent Ike builaieg or com- four foal high is gsusrolly as secure a what on earth could she be about, that withtan a raboowefrration of my mo- dating of new and nacseoary ones. fame against one of these birds aa is she excluded her husband, and vricked- tiros, that tho rails which Hie grange1 They-will apt like either to go back to an eight foot picket against several organiMiou was primarily intended to1 tho old system of mud roods, or compel other varieties. Nor are wo troubled conaci or modify, ware .punted outi all the naw sections of the State to for- about their tumbling from rooate, to that chamber of seereu except through warningtr by ma in a Fourth of- July over um thorn. Belioving myself that their injury. We make our roosts low tho chimney. Mr. Hord did not want oration two years before the urganim- th is epidataic insanity with regard to enough to accommodate their peeuliarito effect a forcible entrance, becauao ho tiou hail attained its present cminenro. raUroada will pass away at an emly tie*. Nor do faxes often ocma aa near feared in that event he should not find jveriod, and a wiser and better and more out his wife's secret stable foliar will take its place, ami I hat they will again bo supported and secret chamber'not wore than half-ansustained, aud bo again treated with hour, when Me. Hanl'a friends plant'd justice and fairness, i- will be with utficr domestic animals as among the tbomaNvea in the passage outside tho deep regret that I . shall be compelled hsns u a aafeguard from theft. locked door, while Mr. Hurd climbed (if that shall be the case) to allow the "Wa woald s/jgrat that tbo improve­ on a long ladder to-the roof of the Wisconsin Valley Road tn remain with ments should,gifo us a bird that would coach-house, and made preparations to its uorthsnt end at Knowlton, whan ita dress tho ssme number of pounds at decend tho thimoey. Thia, bo reason­ owu internets, the interests of tho coun­ throe or foorjmonlbi old, but give them ed. would be tho moat effectual aud tell­ try north, and tho public interrats re­ a little shorter. A thro# pound bird, ing way of surprising hie wife in her quire ita immediate extension to Wau­ three quarters of a yard long, is a lilfln unholy transactions. sau. Yours truly, out of proportion. We would have The chimney was rather (mail, aud J(Mas F. Jot. more breast, and lose nock and legs. Mr. Hurd was not the leanest man in railways San no more do without the Wo know of no handsomer bird "P. 6.—As we had promised and tho world, and tbo consequences was, prodaeeratbin predneraucaa do wiflri dressed than a mature Brahma, bat wu that after descending about eight or tou out them? And all should coucoue that, should have been able to extend to would hare them look more mature nil feet tbo aperture narrowed, and Mr. as ruilroisds can only bo built by the Wausau Ibis year, perhaps as it is now their youth up. Wo are not sanguine Hurd stack fast, cxercrid of the State's right of eminent likely that we cannot, you should let that itcan bo done, but we wiahit might Frightened half out of his wuai lest domain, wader charters, as public high­ our triends know the reason why they bo, without sacrificing either good qual­ ways granted by tho people through will be dioappoteted tn their hopes " ities. Than we would have tbo old -dtta* *Zao “a P““ ' Mr- H0rd T^en‘ •»’ their Lrgadatnrea, they have no more birds just hold thoir own nt raatupty, ' f lurte to extricate hiunreU1, but he was ngbl to deuouBco reasonable Legisla­ end not get so unreasonably fat mi they i vary soon convinced that It was useless tive supervisia* than ferries or turn­ often du. *!LL,'i*b ■ ’r‘W° tfe> expectation of getting pikes chartered by tha same authority. “With thee* improvements wn would down tbs chimney, ao he And if the miller who grinds wheat can have our idea of a perfect fowL" Iikio Ita*brsiM i all his efforts io the aim of go- be rightfully limited by ths State in hia tolls, why ceanot tho railway which factory irborv h’ can have it more brings tiio whaat to his mill to bo, cheaply mode then i)i home, it should be ; himself of ail apparel except his shirt grouted. ? Tlie jnst ground on which all made there. Indeed many fanners who An oiwrator du at a table in a room and drawers, and sgtiin easnved tho do- just iTMiticsiu unito is that railrveuis, < arry their milk to tho factory during 1 cent. Thia lime ho was more stwceolul slioul ! lx- CDtr.mon carriers for all on, the season may at ita clnee make their darkened by a curtain. On his left than he had hoped for or erer desired, roninicm gToanda, and at equitable। own supply of cberao with profit A hand stands u little instrument nan>>-) I for ths chimney grew sudtionly wider । rates, trithiMZt favoritism or unjust dis­ very good article of cboeso toay be mado the “reflecting galvanometer," the iuJust below the narrow place, end Jooh- crimination. and ou tbo jutt baws of’ from only twv cows, and fomdira who vantion of Sir \\ illiam Tlu-tnpwn, with­ . na shot down tho opening like tbo U«t “rruajuable rates for the jteople nul. hoop but two or three oows cannot make out which Atlantic telegraphy would Ire I karnal of eora through the hopper of a reasonable pruflt* for tho companies." '. a more prafitablo uao of milk during n slow proceaa, not exceeding .two or . grut mill. I remember many years ago how a dis- the cool weallier in the fill than to three words’ per minute, instead of 1 There waa a small fire on the hearth, tingnisb*! Engluh ■talesman waa criti­ covert it into cheese. The milk ahould eighteen or twenty, the present rate. and tho frantic leap given by our hero cised for n proposition that their great beset n tho common pens in n» cool a I This delicate instrument cutuixta of a i to avoid scorching his corns scattered railways should ran third-elsse trains, place as may ba at command until there tiny magnet, aud a email miHor hang­ tnoruings and evenings, for laborera, ■a an accumulation of several dare* milk. ing on n silk thread. tho two together i tho coals in every direebou. , At thd\ eight of the qiarsclv-ctad, etc-, nt a many (two cants) jxre mile. The object in setting it in a cold room is weighing but a few grains. Die elec­ 1 sooty apparition thus suddenly launch- He was huxspooBod m a demagogue। to prevent ths rising of crenm, and to tric current, passing along the wire [ cd upon hot noUeo, Mrs. Hurd uttered nnd a visfouary tbearisL Bat these, preserve tho milk until oaough is saved from Valencia, deflects tbo magnet to Be­ and fro. The minor reflect, a spot of a niexcing scream, and fled to tha door. "parliamentary trains," as they are। to make >t ad object to work up i which she unlocked in mad haste/ pre­ called, wore found when at test reluct­ fore tho oldest milk begins to turn, tho light on a scale in a box placed nt tho cipitated herself into tho very arms of antly cstiblishod, to bo not only the Whole lot la skimmed up, and set it in a operator’s right hand, whore by its great sreommodatfon for tho poor that largo brass kettle. A eloan now waah- oscillation, tin- spot of light indicates Mr. Hurd’o sentinel friends. was claimed for them, but aho among. tub, which has nut been painted on the tbo slight movomciiU of tin- magnet, Joshua was fond of denominating this I “Wicked misguided female”' cried the xnoe*. |uoflr*bto to tbo compamea of inside,' would be preferable. A few which are too alight to be directly peculiarity of his; but people who I Joshua, oeixing her by tho arm. "Oonpans of the newest milk are reserved seen. ail their trains. fees at onoe or die!" knew him moot thoroughly, did no: This little swinging magnet folfowa Two things in your organiratiou have and placed over kettles aad pans of hot bceitato to cal! it jealousy and selfish struck me as speriaBy auspicious: First, water on the stove, ami, nnd wheu every change iu the received current; nsaw Joshua reached tbo age of forty tho admisskxi of your wires and daugh­ heated, added to tho nxv in the koUfo and every change, great ar small, pro­ without being married. Ho was suspiters to metnboxateip, enhancing doubt­, till tbo whole is brought io tho uniform duces a corresponding oieillalidh of the cwBa of all U>o women he met, and conless the social interest of your meetings temperature of about 85®, or a little be- K of light on th. scale. A code of oequoutly vu no favorite among tho als it so arranged that tho move­ snd beckoning womauunwatd to wider Cur sex. But ho was worth a good ment of tlw spot of light is made to in­ spheres uf untfulusM in tbo community; proporty, and thia fact mado him an ob auff aooMdly, the frank and outspoken about the Uta of three fingures, should dicate tbo fetters of the alphabet. “Getting gray !“ cried Joshqa. jeet oi. iatomt among marriageable When receiving a message from Va­ declarationv of so many of your granges be soaked over night in warm water, ire gMiUg gray i Tbo woman i ■U to intenipernnce, tho enemy of tho which is poured into and mixed with lencia, the operator watches tho move­ “•*" ■ - . / workingtnan and tho bauo of society. the milk. To determine jut the amount ment ui the little speck, which keeps “MyWrl" scream^ (ha, -it iv heir* t&^-ww,gT«v--**nd T 1 trust vour organisation will never of rennet to bo used is one of tho moat dancing about over tlx-- scale on his To his practiced eye. each spook with ah uncertain voice on this difficult things io the whole procoM right. greet evil of the century. For all 'wx- The curd ahould “come" In about forty movement sf tin- »pot of light represents perwnee proves that where drinking to fortv-flve minute*. If it come* too a letter of the alphabet, and ita scornshop decrease, crime and panperism soon the Crat time, loss rennet must Lo ingly fantastic motions are spelling out with their consequent taxatiuti decrease, utr&jhe next lime. If it ia tpo long the intelligence which tho pulsing of lost, com to * >«J<nr, aad once to au Where the electric current are transmitting bocomfort nnd bcpptnoai in the abode* of coming, more must be used. old maid ; but ba had drawn back juat tho poor increoso. snd law and order, cheoee-making is an every-day business, tween tbo two hemispheres. It is truly at the proper time, and wu a free man Iwane mid quiet, indo*try and thrift a different process of preparing tbo ren­ marvelous to note how rapidly tho exwhra Lbo Widow Bodford camo to Lis loaning from tbo net is far preferable ; but where the per ienoed operator disentangle* tho ir­ more grnerally prevail ’ native town, to mod* with a married in hia exceeding i bleat .yo»r eM, --------------Tour demands, too, for increaaod cheese is “run up" only occaasamally, regular oscillations of the little speck of needn't have bdeu so [rirato. I dyr, economy iu public expenditures and there is no other way than to prepare light Into the letters nnd word* which Mrs. Bedford was • yery chaoxiing too. forgive me, riuMunahr, and ! greeter wntchfuhteM ns to publie mon­ die rennet for tho occasion. Whoa, they represent. woman, of thirty-five or fbrtv,' and eys, extrnnt fail todo good. When you an running a finger or two under a por­ Joshua was attracted to her at once. henceforth we will dyo for each other.'" proceed from gmvxahries to dstalU you i tion of tho eurd and gently raising it, it TWWMow was inclined, at their ae- , And, despite hia sooty raiment, Josh­ ua embraced bis wife, aud (h» two old will hull that, berido strict arniliny as readily breaks or ttlita, it is ready to eond mooting, to repeat that stalo old KarHtAlnM .m Mill, Ilk.a . to national epprOprialidns, you will Latin quotation of Cteaar’s, “ Fam.' i In September, 1840, when. Charles need qnto M watchful care e« to homo lung, thin wooden knife, cutting the taxaitow. Governor Hayes, of Ohio, one whole curd, from top -to liottom, into Sumner waa 35 yean old, and thought ot the brat govornore that Statu ever equaree of about two inehes. After it t o be a vinionary ano extreme young man, highly educated, indeed, ami per­ has stood in lli<condition tan ur fifteen had, ptteved eovaral j yeare wo, in n il* po fitted for some hlmry nrofessormossagw tluU attracted too littte atten­ minotoof tho ctfo! may be carefully bro­ tion, tliat unrratrained local taxation ken up with tho bands, cam being taken ahip, but wholly wiihou* political expoi was tbo heayfeet burden, by far, the not to equeexo it. la n short time—aay nence or Mguaty, and tho rerj last ouMxt the widow .wm raaotate, and man by character, talents, and training, tax-payer had to .boulder. And that ten or fifteen minntce—the eurd and they ware engaged. Three weeks af­ to bo a political leader of MaaaaehnaeUa isao completely within your power. wltay >wiil have become suffirisntly eejf'j terwards they were married. io tho grave public situating be won! Ihufsbawt Mikheil, in a • teetarv an For a space of a weak after their astronomy, explained, tlw singular pro resuli' in that hn, from yoar orgnnixa- I with nil Ibo famous Whig chiefs, and mams«o everything want on lovely. priety of the question as to the birth-, t>ou. Mra. Hurd waa very affectionate and place nCligh1. How is it that the sun snoko upon tho duties of hie party at No* being a member of your order, 1 charming, and Joshua waa as proud flashes forever such a flood of light, During this proem of dipping off tho that time. Tho tone and character of nm not sure that I uudentand your ex­ •^Mffy «a h was possible for him fo clothing all the planate with glory t act (SKUioo as to “middlo tueu." If■ whoT, the curd may be gently broken tho speech may be suppoeed from ita ba. ' So spoke of tbo tranraasity of the unl- your object is to ecoqotaute as for as, up into lumps about the sue of chsal- concluion, which waa that the Whig party ahould demand the alajliticm of At tho end of that thus, Joshua's »us- verae As* developed by tho velocity of possibles; luyifig with cash from manu­ ni'ts. This doos the boated whey may Mefotadfepomiion received u monel to I li^ht. At twelve millions of milse iu n facturers o< thsir agents, nt (be lowest bo gradually retuTued to the tub till tho toed on. One day, Mra. Hurd waa minute, we may bo ten years in reach- prices, iuatead of on credit at higher mass is of a temnerature of WJ“ to raiaaiBg ftwBiha hmm. and wbody ingtbo nearest fixed etar. But we , 100-, or “at Mood beat." The hast knew where aha wai. High and tow .should then see tho same univerao, as । must be raised somewhai slowly, tho from the honest poor, that is certainly curd meantimo Loiug stirred aad broken. once bare, were bo to change places laudable. But middleman, aa a class, The curd may now bo left “to rook" far party in that greet demand. Tho Irmo 1 vritli the person who sits next him. are as necessary in tbo operations of1 thirty or forty mimttea, when it should had arrived. Tlw duty was not to be avoided. 11 was tbo queotfen of tho to all tho nmghbora, asking for Ida wife, Let us traycl ai tbo speed of light five ■ride and commerce and business, as bo again stirred and broken until it baa hour. and finding, ber not.. Hs was in a tar- thousand years, and arrive at the verge a firm coasistency. When on taking a rihMMTbrftaserura dread and anx­ of un 0WBiwqtre*«;>14t< us plunge Iswyara are in law, and doctors in med­ few bandftil of the etxrd and sqnsswng “By your pfea fur tho Union," said icine, and need a special education and Mr. Sumner, “you hare justly weu tho iety I He folt sure abo bad stoped. just- through the abyss which separates oura them firmly thov drop apart on relaxing adaption to their work. If you could name of Defender of tho Constitution. aa the wives do in story-lx*ik» When from tha next universe; and we may abolish dl middle men with tfeair expe- tho bold, they am ready to be remorod By the masterly Oregon negolialion from Um whey. A cloth rtraiter la then • go on at this rapid pore for hundreds ' of tbosnends of years, and than bo no ■ thrown orfir them aud as much dipped you have earned another title, Defend­ | 'nearer than when we started, to tlu> off as is convenient, after which tho er of Peace. And now," exclaimed the source of iigbt- Tbo tsleecope has st raincr w aprrad over a baaketwr a fewpenetrated space until it has taken in teded box with a bottom of narrow slate. add a higher title, never to tie forgotten on earth or iu heaven,—Defender of light which must have been in tpotion Humanity." for thirty nuUlen ufysar^at.theaate of It is easy to imagine the incredulous twelie millions of. miles |ier minute 1 contempt with which tbo old Whig How iaeonpwmbte, then, am thrao vast ehiodo hrartl this appeal from the ardent “JBs advise Webstar! Ilf thia mor­ bid theorist, instruct the most consum­ mate of American statesmen! It is both enmieal and diagTfeefaL" Mr, Humnor sent a cony ot his spvoch IO Mr. WoUter, and Mr. Webster ac­ knowledged it in a cool and polite note. He said that ho respected the character AND THE SOUTH. MONUMENTS HEAD1STONES. And Our NEIGHBORS! Michigan MANTLES, Central R. R OLD. RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, SHELVES, ETC. tasscLfissiSis.fts; j^agsaRaaia tZiIESHSj fas® THE NEW IMFHOVED RKBINGTONSgWINGlIACHINE The Christian Union Henry Ward Beecher, EDITOR. 8g Sewiu lactin: tartii Enter Pria la rvllgioa* utters ibis paper It Krsags 'Ssfsrai-iitovi; A Complete Library. Lanes! Ciralatin it tte World, VINECAR BITTERS egur Illttm are a purely Vegetable prrnaration. made chit-fly from tbo native herbs found on the lower (mutes of the Sier­ ra Nevada mountains of California, the me-licinal |>n>iaertiea of which are extract­ ed tlierefrpm without tho um of Alcohol. The qnrattea Is almost Aaihrukad. “What ■ 1CHIGAR CENTRAL R. R. Vnaota Urrams?" Onr answer is. that linn remove the canac of dieram, aad the fi-Unit recovers his health- They are the groat blood purifier tad a lifo-mring priach>L-. n |>erfeet Renovator and Inrinrator of the vystem. Never before In the history of t lie world lr!u a medicine b<*n com]»>»ImI (osaraaing the remarkable qualVi,—’,. lhe eL-¥ Purgative aa well aa a Tonic. raUavngcxtioo or Infiaaimation of the nd Visceral Organa, in Bilious Dia- CHRISTIAN UNION GOOD AGENTS WANTED! ion will enjoy good health, IH •<■ Vnuate Brrrraa as a medicine. snd vital <>s: i l> wasted bryon-l repair. Gralrfid 1 botiMIKl* proclaim VotBo»n Itrrrrra the most aomlcrfni Invigar.VI.t 'tint ever r.iutaincdUiosinking ivatera. Ilillptis, Rrmlltnnt, nnd lutrrUllttrnt FcriT*. which are so prevalent in the ralfeya of our great rivers through­ out the United State*, especially tlxMO of tire Miuwipiri. Ohio. Nhaouri. Illinois, TrunrsBor. Camt'erlan.l, Ariuuxaa. Red, ('dorado. Brtzio. Rio Grande, Pearl, Alatmau. Nobile. Ssviuinab, Roanoke', Jamoa,' vnd many oUrn, with their vast tribu­ taries. tbroiiftiioat onr entire country dur­ in;: tire Snmttrer and Autrmu. end remarkal-l r ao dnr.ng sensema ot m-.usual boat and dryarea, are invariably scrozapor.red tiy extenaiv# dcmngexnrat* of Ifo- stomach and liver. »>do:hrral><lnmit>al viscera. la their tn-atax nt. a purgative, everting a powartul intlnvnco urum there various organs, is e-aentiany rrfrc-aarv. Tlirre fa no catharllc tar tire imrpcao eqnal to Da.J. WsMCBB’a Vi«U4>u Brerens. as tbey*aiU spredily ro­ ........ «l.n ,l..l ....I T ...... ..1,1. Grand River Valley Division .$100,000 00 VAX.VAJBE.XJ Gli’TN SINE’S GUT ENTERPRISE! nwwfuifflxtiuiiiiira One Prize $5,000 in Silver gnaS8srt'tttUr‘AriKi Mtaa Waai. gig: ' 3rr! ~ yAaakna ixne kSr*s.Trjsi.-" st 'iS DOMES] IC SAVE FIFTVDOLLARS ! THE MEW FLOREMCE. NenUi. Rilions Attacks IMpitstxm u< tie, Hra.lt. InflutunKitiim nt the Lunes, l‘*iu in the tvgir-u of the Kidneys, aud a Lundnsj otter |«infnl «ym;.toon, are the offI springs of !>.»sta l’d-- <hte bottle will prorr s t«-ttrr gnsrvnt.-.-.if lummta thun a toiC-hy ^'-v-rttarawnL Srnifulu. ur hiiig'x Kill, White i S»eli!i, -- Utoara, pysitwhs. Hydled 'r.-. S rntnLitis lntlkiii:.i.-.lh,i,n. Imtohnt lutlautmaiiona. Mrre-tri d Mlrfelieus, Old Sutvs. Erupltiib • rd t!j lik.tu Sore Ej«“s etc., ote. In tluie, c« U: all oiIkt ror-sUlntxtaud -Diseases, WsxavB's VlXbusM lUruB Lave ah<.wu tte-ir gxral “aSifeiKvJcr (»dn!WJ8SSSfflV‘A*J mtf (Tirottle aid Stajeis . .......... , -.-i-—w<*i.i-tauivta. auu Mumu*, oa they adnuice iu Ufe|.Wt- .nbrct to paralyse trf the Bueefa. To cnard ap.-ui.s-. this, tabu a ikra WatKimit \ ixxutu Itimjw iKcusMUMllr. For Nil in DimMa, Ernikimw.Tettar, Halt Itirenra, Riot cl .re, EihtU. Pimples Pustutr.., Ifoife. CartmuekM, Batgwwma. and IhrenBsoI tbrHMnef wiwtevername or uniuie. are Utera.lv dug up rjvl carried out ut Ui« .istetn iu a *bo.i Ume by U.u use uf tlraso 111:ur* Phi. Tupr, uinl other Worms lurk­ ing in tlicsiattui of so many UimuBtate, mbalfertiLilIv <te*troy.-d Mid remnved. "So AC EMTS WAHTbp e.erywber. ter ltd. sy*t»-ii of mediciuc. no r.-iuufagra no ■aw aU taraufitly illutnua lu»k st tSv Aattor’a tklrvy vri-ro’ LU» »4 Ateraatano. X' SS5“.*“!- ‘T’ 1 WILD LIFE view cf the lino of duty most fit to be pursued in eudenvers to obtain dll the good whl-h can be obteraed in connec­ tion with certain important aabjoeta” Whieh raw moot etearty, the taasummato statesmtu ur the impracticable viafomirv.—JTarjsw's Mujmat fer J<ot> MICHIGAN LAST CHANCE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-07-01.pdf 3979306c18bff5f24975ce4b7d50e3b4 PDF Text Text XIX. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1874. WHOLE NO. W. MOTO. You aay wo name nil the rule* for (ha judges and the points for them to decide, Ac. Tnt uFAUa m every reader will readily Me by reading our proposition for trial, and we gave the stgnnitirne of some 25 fanners, each stating that our propositions ware fair for to one Plow and allow irou tn enter your make and all you sec fit to search the state for. Thefe has never been a time when you PAMZD to go in a trial with us on fair terms. You have adver­ tised trials and victories which were mas* falshooda, and which you cannot deny, as the readers of the Banneb arc well aware of the fact. Tou claimed fbut victories in one day, and then refuse to go in trial with us, with the same Plow. You have been harping on Home Industry and Home Manufacture, and at the same time driving the coun­ try to find a Plow that could beat the Oliver ChiDed. You now advertise Galea Chilled Plow as the Plow at the front. How is this for Home Industry, and your No. 3, (rom victories inowbdat). Hnt ttounruoroMinos for a test of Plows : We will enter the New Olivur Chilled Plow No. 40 ; the one tot like so wnx with your No. 3, the one you beat us with four times in one day, and accept yocb terms of June 26th, for conducting the trial, namely: and have entire control of the trial. Thia trial ehall be for a purse of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND A FREE DIN­ NER FOR EVERY FARMER ATTENDING SAID TRIAL. Now Coa> to Tims Home IsGREBLP. k RUSSELL. even won* than you did. Faugh I I am disgusted. Look al this room. But if yt* mean to take refuge la a deluge cd tears. I emoff." . And Tom Farrar. wbo had dreamed of bright home pictures in bis bachelor Java jerked toe ba! from the table, and left U» mem. while Nellie, hi. six mxdba’ bride, started up to detain him. but the slipshod condition of ooa little slippered foot to retarded her movements that aha failed to re»cb lb* door till ho »<m gone. But she did not weep long- We warrant these plows superior to any other Chilled plow in existence in the following particu­ lars: . up ‘ "Wbai does he mean J He never spuke so to me before. Can it be that he really cares for such trifles L It is true I did not havs my barr dune all dan it to aa ntneb trouble; I never like to brush U till just before bedtime, if I cxn possibly avoid if. Mv wnroper is dingy—yes, ti is very badly eoiled-and my test are not looking nice. Well, Lightness of Darft. —left” I wonder wby Tom cares so much to hare mo look well before that mam Oh 1 new I think of it, ha As the f-t e-t who married that literary chit whom my husband used to toll ms of saying be came very near losing his heart whoa he first ruet her; all that eased him was her propensity for acribbtmg, which be feared would greatly mar hie domestic happiness. Ah, I be- Strength, Durability, A COMMON ERROR. 1st it rest, while ths balf-brasbed,.balftangled, mass at tong haw swept down­ ward, nearly hiding ths alight figure WWA*’' which reelteed in ths low chair, where the rrps.Unt Tom found her, last laUo, Ed’. I don't cms if Xjdo. I NO The price of the plow is only $14.50; Plain Points, 55 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. DWIGHT A BURRALL fARI FOB SALK ■wes?issrsn. aura CALL AT JOHN STANLEY^ Pure Wines and «tooe,'to> insists on my bringing you to epeod an etening at bis house every ••Used Dare is the hdy, I amyorry to time wo meet." (41 VW." \ -Why does bs not bring his wile Bern "Sorry to toll ms ! Wby, 1 would •mtr “Oh, bur host th is very delicate this give much to stauJ where you du in the regards of such a roman a* 1 know winter; sbo dore not visit any where." -Well, I desire very much to meet sho www only Intis i Mra Jeakins, and become aa intiCaul Dare Ned. Ud fclkiw. 1 had nfato wHh her -----hoped to win her fur my wBs.” ••Well, ta what way may ths knowl TERMS LOW. A GREAT BARGAIN. Uayrs ■S«rtb,l FARM FOR SALE! KSSisE anything, No wonder yeur sate angry tn yotit debate. 1 am out of pstfowee with you myself.1 Briggs House NETWiBTORE! HI GOODS AID IW PBCB HMtliig* MICK, A Randolph St. and Fifth Ava, CHICAGO. “I wish to bo even with Kd. and will be when I have wn Mrs. Ceefl ta the same plight he saw my little Nelbe in a few wsek* ago. when ha earns bare to dinner.” “Nonsense I Tom, you dreerve to be diappointed in that case, and I hope you may be.” •DosiT Mush so painfully, darling ; I •rib to toll ywu, this' morning, how much I appreciate your efforts in throwu.g off certain iadetart habits since that time, which being induced fa long. would so surely have spoiled oar bapinesa m the change has firmly secured IL” “0 Toni, I cm tryiiw to be what I ought to be; but if 1 sometimes fail, pity ms, encourage ms with a show of rwueaee. until A become perfect in household matter*." __ _______ began it 5 sod. believe m», It took jtwl ths rads shock you g»re, la your natural, moraentory so- �into a church-meeting and aecuao him of crime*.’ This to £to .pint But I think he may carry it too far. A man whose life to a treeaura to tho Chureh valaeofmich tm«gtW^U 980i—oad I certainly tine to a rvsroaaWe eatariation tor the labor, skill, and intelligence I whiAi thia class have brought to tho | hard work of improving our toil and ; Mra. Tilton of the meet gross nature, which Mrs. TUton indignantly rejected, and which Mr. TUton as indignantly rossated. Whether it fa true or not that Beecher made base proposato to Mn. Tilton, there to no doubt as to the gsnulnene*. of the tetter. What is omitted from it no owe know, bul Tilton, Beoshcr and the frioad who was pres- From the columns uf thu Big Rapids Jfeyiwt wo clip thu following article from the pen of a lady correspondent who sign, herself, **A Voice froA Ho**;" which for it* g<*i sense, u*d. > penally to an) _ . I girejroyailto-thh' iartM feqjeet, the' rvsuh of which, if secure!, could only, ti-nl to demorsliz. woman, and dottray that power which she so potently usesi tcwlay in aid of all true refuru:. u pow , wldcb Uip uris of Dwllol jrouM wuiwlr annihilate, sad destroy forever t Enrroa Macskt .-—Noticing that your stand-point on this subject is ours alto, and seeing in yonr columns a few welltimed remarks from tho pen of a Indy in Kalamawxi, it occurred to m.i that ELIZABETH ANO BARBARA. "Mro Elizabeth B. I-hillipe toys the majority of wiros are upper servants, without wagto.*’ Mrs Barbara Miller, of Union Hill. N. 3^, a dky or two ago horsewhipped Ian- husband so severoly that hie life is ia danger from l»r Barbarity.” Th two ladies, unknown to fates, are types of classes wb-Mo opinions are pub- beat way tu get a man or a woman — husband, wile, or any other—to do tho right thing, fa to approach with gentler peraianire^.lhan the horsewhip inipbes. It fa bar lly to bo expected that an em-, ployor Mould b« tempted by the threet, or even by the application of a hone­ whin, to giro wage, to his servant. . A discharge, not pay, would follow sucb> mathod of argumentation. Therefore, we do nut nppiovo of Mra. Barbara Miller', mode of reasooing with her husband. Bho was too hasty, too ve­ hement in preventing the subject. A man doe. not taka it kindly whoa his wife lays it oe him that way. But wo attribute Mra. -Miller's atyle of addroes to her defective education, ill-regulated temper, aud to an excess of epirit, sev­ eral spirits pothapa. some of them ar-( dent snirita. Very likely, the unhappy Mr. MiU.r •„ afibeted m th. eaie way, and, in addition to the bad spirit of his wife, be may bo the victim of too f^nnch ol the same spiritual drink that has evidently inflamed her |>asaions aad excited b<* ta erguiiig with a whip, re. stood uf a broomstick- In any point of view in which wo cnntemplato tho case of Mrs- Miller and her husband, I am not able tu.bring myself to admire the manner iu which she attempted to per­ mhliran lairnrr. farted to consider. Why should wo bo •ilent aad utaonsaBicd, ami altow a-few ourvolvt. ragulfed in' political strife. Fear not to let your feeble voice be heard, (or we know that the taxv.es do net want tho b*Bul- Jt»l havo their baodi Aili in trafautgdse )«}*. u-irfi aH the diviue aid tbov een get to ttako men capable of daiag 'beai-r to their high paeition in Hfo. and t > aai in gov­ erning tbo nation. beld at I'hiladclphi^ tho following roeolutiaaa were adi-ptad, 'which are of Edward Young, Chief of the U. 8. Bureau of Stafartics, ia the .N. Y. fad»fmdraf eUiniatea the total amoMt of oar indabtedoMS to Europe ou account earning their own support. Sho tells ms that they do not seek a ntustion that shall bo permanent—that to, a lifewnrk —for they >»xp«ct to marry and be sup­ ported. "Where do you live now F* said a lady to a servant girl once in her em- It is vruy true that the great mad of married psoido among thorn who earn their bread by manual daily hkr, must War—both parties, hu.band and wife; bat it ia not trua that the wife has no imported into tbs United Btatee for tho 111-2 yearn ending Dec. 81, 1878 was •I.895,39L882, and of H-« and bullisa 9261,019,127; making the total val­ ue of imparts 16,099,410,959. As there were 837,654,697 moew of xnarchandtoo in bond at the end of this period than at the beginning, the total import, arc reduced to 85,061,756388. Tho do­ mestic and foreign productions exported during tho same period wore *3.817,251,414, and ot specie aad bullion 8681.­ 946,967. This teareo the sura of 8358,­ 589,654, growing oat of an advene bal- true Americaa Christian bonum that ounrtitato tho vast majority ot the houaeholds in this city amTthis broad land opinion, and habits uf the people. Step ooo grads highm Kale. Take a look rah the “middte olMsra," so who do not nretaad ta be wealthy They are tbo eats to loapr attempt ksepuK 00r far! “ estimated al 8290.090,000. such general interest that wo give them place in our cohiuiws, nud eommend them especially to the attention of the •o-called "Free Trade” poliik-iana, that they may mm what wvuM lie tho mull to thia imjiOriMit iadnitry, should their views ol policy over prevail. ' normal, Tho rooantly-pnldished sta­ tistics of this Association .how that in cunwiueteabr'tlie. %Owum1 demand for iron more that, ouo-balf of the .roll­ ing mills uf Uii» country are now Idle and that nearly thrve hundred furnauia are oct ot blast; and IFhrrnu, By tho stoppage uf ami othertestablie^niwBte.Oc-pcutoai upna ths (ntoponty of our rairotol system. in 1873, 82,863 boa of wheat, 23,142 bus. of corn and 28^29 boshels of all other kinds of grain. There was gath­ ered 8.818 bushels of apples in 1878 ; against 19,256, in 1872; 240 bushels of currents and gooseberries in 1873 usd 300 bushels in 1872; 400 bushels of chsrrise in each of the years 1872—8 ; and 1000 cwt. of grapes in 1873 against •»« lb* present prieee psid for tabor the loss in tho manufacIUXO of pig non fa totge. and if stocks aceumutote much beyond th* wants of consumers this lose will bo increated and bankruptcy will be inevitably cached. As a mtsaniu of se|f-pr*«r.rntlAn Oh —. ■ - ___ 1 I, .L tp-13 curtail production by stopping the iuin-.ng of coal and ore and such other work as to necessary in tho prep­ aration ol slock, and by putting out their firrt as soon a. nowbln until such lime as no iuervased dcm.nil will jmtify « ch.ngvof pojicy: A ««7rv< That we re-aftitm the n»o-1 one of your otru city, would be accept­ able. lutjon adojited by the American Iron Why seek the ballot iny sister. ? Dj end Bieel Associaiiou, at its meeting at; you think you cap unbrore th* 20th of November last, a. follow. : That wo regard the power.given to a .ingle creditor, under the present bank­ rupt law. to fores a debtor into'bank­ ruptcy, again.t the will and to Iho inju­ ry ol >U othon having claim, upon the n.tate, e. unjust iu principle and disas- of right befom her husband,1 brothers and sons, sho lint gained un influonrv •aid a good man, "in whatsoever stato I infinitely beyond what .be can attain I am therewith to be content.” Tho by or tlnun^b the HiW bqta When, law of the world, of earth and heaven, thirsl^l in GodXowntfiMXi is love. Its obedience makes heave a of tempemdec 14 doe<4uway.‘ahi taeu m earth. Under its rule tho husband is clothed in their right minis, thi»n, hail the houae-baad, and the wife ia the snail wo aiixiri oi cuxte light thereof. Elisabeth's teaching aad Barbara') boisewhip are alike fatal to dome.iic psaco, but I .till like Barbara better than hsr erring slater. Of taxable lands there is 22,050 acres of which 8,670 is improved. Thors to on the ground 2,467 acres of wheat •gainst 2,204 acres in 1878. In 1878 theta was harvested 915 acres of cum, and there to 854 acre, of orchards, 19 aeroa devoted to the smaller fruits and 20 acres to gardens. Of neat cattle crer one year old, Ibero to 1,464 ; uf horses 444, of mules 2, of sheep over six montbs old. 2.529, and there was sheared in 1R73, 2,520, from which there was clipped 9,452 lbs- of wool, and there are 910 swine over six months old. There was marketed in 1878, 47,883 OUR NEW YORK LET I ER. Tho topic of the town at this proscut moment is th* revival of tho BeocherTilton q’uarrvl. The lait nnmlwr of Wton'. paper the fMtm .tp, contain* a letter over tbo tigaaturv of the editor; addressed toller. Leonard Bseoo, of New Haven, which puts Mr. Breeder in a rather awkward position. Tin- tit­ action *• .utuething like thia. Your render, all rvmembor that some yearn ago the notorious Mnu Woodhull s stril in tier paper that Henry Ward Becthrr'had been guilty of criminal interooune with the wife oi Tilton. Thaw nho knew Mrs TUton knew that tho charge was false; but those in posilion to know, felt that there wa. eom?thing the matter somewhere. Ulton withdrew from Plymouth Chureh, and the talk circulated with great froe- mittingly. Dr. Bacon, in his address tu the council, spoko so pointedly of the magnanimity of Beecher toward Tilt in iti refuting to ‘cru.L" him, that Tilton felt obliged to give to the public the faOs in,the case, to the end of .bowing who wXs the magnanimous man of the Mr Tilton stale, that after ho hui been for fifteen yearn n member of Plymouth Church, aud. h*4 bcoomo meanwhile an intimate friend uf the pastor, knowledge came to him in 1870, that D Aorf remm.Wrd ays,art A>te on <^>n« ukiek ke/tritn ta name or tkanrtrnu. Prompted by his solf-roopcct, ho imme­ diately and forever o-aiod his yitteudsneo ou hit mintotry. Then he gives a lang account of bow heolorod bi. con—'.<1. l»U—-~.il. TU. “As for Mrs. Tiltou, she bsd occaMoned the whole trouble while in a half­ erased condition. Bbo bad Otodiumislic fits, and while under tho strange power that poesvwcd *■----- *•--------- *— -• trio moat incredible smaller fruits and vegetable, in 1872 ia placuhe duhonor.. But his charges given at S7.S89.8O, and 1878 at *4,4*4are vapie, indefinite, and indirect lie 40. 87,569 lbs of maple augur was says Mr. Jfacehcr committed a:, offenco made the present year. In 1878, there agninst him, but bo does no! state what ‘3X .bip two lumber manufactories and one flouring mill. Of lumber, there was cut 1,750,000 toot, and 150 barrels of flour manufactured and about 810,­ 000 capital invested, and 14 men oaaptoyed, though in these regards the re­ port is not very clear, except as to tho number ot men employed. There are t.low will do. U Mr. Tilton ha. th. no mines or miturrs, and no fisheries in x>f—and it looks a. though ho had— this town .hip. make, a mixtak* In not putting it Itove in Mr. Beecher wifi demand, and they will take nothing lews. The course Mr. Boocher’" friends will take fa foro.hndowed in their remirk, last night. They propnee to ignore the whole thing. They say that an offence for which an atxibigy was offered, aud accepted, could not have been anything serioui, or any thing beyond a nrisoudentaudiag. They reiterate their confidence in their pn.tor, and sxprea. their determination to stand by him. Thia will compel Mr. Ulloa to make .pecific charges, for nothing else will vintficate him Wo .hall sec what bo will do Congress iu fixing permanently the cur­ rency, so that business men may depend with some degree of certainty upon what to-morrow i. to brine forth, has done same! hingjfp ward reviving trade. That if to say, tmiiaeea men uro gathcr- tetiaily improved hero till next spring. Men who wanted to build and improve, were afraid to in the .pring. ana it to too late in the miaou to romtneuco. There will bo a great deal of suffering i this season aad next winter. riages, 17 births and 17 deaths. Tho total area of taxable land to 20,154 acres, ot which 9,600 to improved. There is on the ground 2,535 aervs of whet against 1.935 in 1873. In 1878 there was harvested 1,861 acres of cum, and there is 418 acres devoted to fruit.. Of twat cattle over one rear old than, is 634, of honea 332, of nolM 8, of sheep over six month. old, 1,657, »gain«t 1,395 .beared the prcrioaji’yoar. Why not support Home Industry T take th trouble to find out what makesArtMNnuiuiy tKrifty andpnK*er ous* You go to the city and lift ’Juoplt aU a1fa|' ■tiring, and the finothing yoq mly, is “ They are doing lai. o( business nere !’’ Mrybody seems to ho-doiag wall. Mee^nb-, are. seen by hundreds hurryingft^Mr. frbqr wift fludr. Jpmn pail on their arm. What is tne.cKUae bf all this stir! ,‘Y,’tberv is a Bemand at Home for work, the people patronize Home Mu fry. city people know that it is to their owii penoha! interest to support Home trade and they do'il invariably. Who eats Sre, rinsed in Barry County, if it is riot the people in the causM ff. must build up our own place; people jh (Irand Rapids won’t do it for us. We have Merchants, Mechanics, Tradewaen, Uwytn Hastings who can do a good job’ of work." To such I would look at our Brick buildings, our AgricuHaral Warks, war-Millie and our. Carriages, Wagon*, Cutten Ac made in Hastings, id then say we have nomechanies., Compare to day with ten’-yean ago; for then there wai not even a painter in Barry.County that could paint a lumber wagon fit tobeMtta. ■ TfctYe fa no Deed of going away from Hastings to gat a Carriage or Buggy, and to hr as Cutters are concerned, you' can' ..Save ten dollars on wren Cutter, and get a better Cutter of me in Hastings, tHan"ia <ay other Town in Michigan (great or mtfyiorl know they cannot compete with my Cutter Mackin* I mb giving my castemnthe benefit of my Cutter Machine which I do mi/ to a saving of are to them on every Cutter ther-buy of me. I have nearly sold out my first batch of Cuttert, and am , A'mvy .Out another lol which I will have ready in a few days. I shall sell Buggiee hto Par next season. I am ready bow to otter lower prices tsTbaggies dtan ever before. I am preparing Machinery-to enable me to undersell arty carriage builder in'tbe country. Try me on. 1 have made my customers Happy awd> data do (t "" ~ ' inesa nearly doubles every year, and that is tion somewhere. of wool cb'pped iu 1878, was 7,066, ot pork marketed 5,474 Ibx, of choose mad. 425 lbs. and ol batter 82,467 lbs. There was harvested ia 1878, 17,418 bushels of wheat, 33,300 bushels of corn, and 6,533 bushsto of all other kinds of grain. In 1872 them was gathered 11,000 boaheto of apple. , and ia 1878 only 2,769, of peaohaa ia 1872,492 bushel*, .ad ia 1878 102 baa. Of grape. 1,300 owt ia 1872 and 1,400 in 1878, and other small fruit, in pro- UITS fruit. and ganleu vegetables to stated to be 84,787 ia 1872 aad 81,501 la 1871. There won marketed to 1878, 494 Iba. of dried fruits ; ratoed, 0,632 boaheto of potatoes; cut, 1,020 tons of hay aa< 108 bbls, of cider made. Ia the town­ ship there to one flooring rain, oae June 26th. 1824. \ FaiEsn Diwir :—Knowing my ten- broom manufactory, one Boot and b*hoe di-ucies to negligence as regards writ­ ing for the Btanx, msde up my mind and two saw mills ; but the capital em­ this morning to lay aside alt other du- ployed to small and the total produc­ tion, are not rvea. This tosraetep has no mine or miners, and ao Irteyjsi o> The mill has been idle foe eight days, fobarwMu, bat has some pine timber in oonsequnnce of a largo pulley getting 'which wa belter* sa not to U bond ia oUmr in the eeaaty. loose on tho shaft, and a naw one had •ay 1 to bo made at Grand Rapids.- On Wednoedar last, however, it started up, and ymterday morning in a few minulre after starting, one of tho workmen in the shingle department who was run­ ning tha bolter, was taken with vertigo and foil back upon tho saw, which eat him nearly in two; bat a alight piece of breast bone hold tho two part, together. Both lungs, and heart were cut iu twain, and a umre sickening sight one scarcely crer sow. He, nf course, died immodistely. The terrible calamity caused a deep sadness to pervade in tlio bread of every individual here. Hen. D. B. Oook and wife, Judge B. C. Brindie and George Preston, Esq., of Maatings, were here «m a visit and the pleMuronfthcirvi.it was sadly abridged by the accident. The deceased was an oxosapfary young man, (Frank Wilson by name) aged 25 yosrx bed berai hsre only two weekn. end had won therespent of oTwybody hare who knew himHis reeidetKo was in Byron, Kent Oo., when hto father and mother Im, who uro agsd people. He had sevesal brothora and sietors. Ono brothet who lives at Saud Laks, cam* last avuni* and WEEK Be Sold out 1 < ! 1 । , i (against 8,036 ia 1878. Thorewuhari»wted the past year 1,248 aooee of oora, , end^fherekdlWasaa. of eeohardi, but , psport ot the area devoted to tha no ,smaller bait, and gardaasOf neat ,cattle over oao year old ih.ro are 1,258 ( hosseo5O6k««faMsfo.9,rfatos^> oror of ,six month. aM 8,996, aad of evtee L(011. In 1*78 then wee slipped 19,147 ]Ibeof woof; IM,892 Ilw. of port amrjhated. 915 «f om »< «T0 Um, ( , KCTK Mdghm Pr9® DOMBW �For thia ebtilid-jaodrMr. &»h, HQ*. AM drooretaataiu. ex W* are ecwdiaDy United fo attend. Blunk Is •gert^W'tbe eotseBy eC Barry, r. p: mmwi SBo fe-iy. The aemi-annual mooting of tha state Aaeociation of Spiritualxts, that was to I hare met at Battle Creek on the 12th. haa been peetpenod. subject to the call of th* preaident. Battle Creek haa sixty manufactori— with an ugregate capital of W5L25Q, during 1873, 81,2^8000. A mtn was brought to Holland on a hand car, having been picked up on tbe track soren mite* south of there, nearly dead with starvation, lie died shortly Mp., TUratu Nation's natal day, 1* the goed old after reaching tho city. Ho was about 85 yean of age, and had wandered a­ of tnoetaaable value. fashioned way ot doing honor to tho way while deranged, and starred to Advertising should receive tbe more fothere of “American liberty” without attention during dujl time*. rafotwno* to party ceeeet. , One thing is certain whether it ia le­ The boys ere Indulgingin their much Hoa Henry A Shaw, ot Eaton Rap­ gal or not, every »incero friend of tem­ perance ia satisfied of this.’ fort, that if lovod .port of swimming. id*, one of oar boot speakers will deliver tbe sale of liquor by the original package Mr. J. M. Murphy will give aa fad*. the Oration, and Hon. David R. Cook, is persisted in it will be far more deUtopend-nee party at th. Hickory Corners' rious to tho. public morals and work will read tbo X*fm CAsrfa of our greater harm than all tho saloons did 8150. } ’ — zwcmvM trom IbeStatea ____________ * . fl “• . i™Ium rf ,u —■ Sias: PAJtACEA ..... It tarn, out that the exprees robber Thera is to be Races on tbe Fair who waaahot at Niles, was named Chas. Ground in th* afternoon, and the finest Quecnan, and formerly resided in Fenn <Ji«pUy of FIRE WOBKH m the eveVan, N. Y. FAMILY Mias Ionia Bello Reynold^ the e*|«. breted singer, was married to Louis “Rft City Drug Stare, id* on the 14th nit Oureityi. to be- favored with danc. ing parties on tho evening of the 3d— Taylor’s at the Bowery in front of th* Hartings Hoose; Bennet's in Union tbo Bnnday School, at A. J. gowns’ Hall, and Myers’ attbe Bowery on Jef- store, on Friday evening, Salarday an Saturday evening, July 8d and 4th. 1 behalf of tbe Sunday School they ask liberal patronage. ' * ’■ " " Bv order of Committee. July 1st. 1874. CHUICHEI. * *“ ’ TJLtVKKA rmh E.X tr.FLADlJa-V HAST15GS I,OIXJF_ NO- WftBBr. ’■ WM. H. HAYFORD. The King of the Field OFFICE IX com noise. Grand Exhibition of HASTISGS. MICHIGAN. 51tf HoUingaworth's Steel Tooth laiitingB, AGch. On the FAIR GROUND. Sulky Hay Hake. In Hastings, Saturday, July 25th, 1874. Th* mako-np of this paper m,y be atteibuted to tho fact that the boys are going somewhere—to celebrate. At i-ne o’clock in tlie Afternoon. Ereonioti any*: •'Tho way to make the world bolter, is, by reforming num­ talk about my oamo being brought be­ ber ono, then there ia surely one lew fore tbo people, at tho coming fall-sloetiuu. for th* office of Proeeeuting Alvillain in the world. ' tomey for Barry connty, I desire fo say Tho new officers officer* uf tho Grand through tho columns of your papor, that Trunk Railway are : General Manager, I am not a candidate under any circum­ Josoph Hickson; Assistant General stance*. I fo*] thankful to my friends Manager, Mr. Sergeant, tote of the for tbeir offer* in my behalf, but South Derou (England) Railway; Gen­ owing to the condition of my busfaeas, eral Superintendent (of tho whole line, it would not be practicable for mo at 1,377 miles), W. J. Spttwr. present to change my residence, and as it haa Leon tbo cuatoui and aoctua to b* Faxxxaa, renember that W. T. East­ tbo will of tbe people that this office' man boa for sale the Lest -Sulky Hay should be hell at the county seat, I deRake that is made, the Hollingswurth, cad st * price which defiaa socceaMul Hoping that the coming election may lompetitiou, also tbo William*Combined bo fraught with good, and tho beat men choeen for tha places to bo filled, I aabecTtbe myself, I will give away to my cus­ tomers "One Square Box Cutter complete, worth $.,(> who has at any time- bought new of me, and are the own­ ers ffif OF shall borrow for the ocgaHiafi, Carriages. Bug­ gies, Democrats,, or any ve­ New Firm. hicle, the body of which is\ hung on springs, who will Mrsrra Prickett A Mate Haro formed copartnership for tho purpose of do­ appear on the Fair Ground, g a general buiiness as Blacksmiths, UkCbor* pinioned." Par- id having bought out tho blacksmitliliitwho have bought more g interest of Jack.Rich, runy bo found than one Buggy of me and will bring them with a team ' or horse attached will be pre-1 for ™<* ,«ki. u a,,„ ,. vehicle rotten he enters the blacksmithing. sprStf Special^Nptice. , _ A. M. Hock would anuiAce to tho (lUtdic, lhal lu» is umhufacfiiring Cartitgi-s of all kind*, and wivb-a, and a* for duruluUly. finish and beauty, be cannot be outdouu anywhere, and wilt not b* undersold by any competitor In FRESH RSH! The Williams Mower and in a book and the number of\ his ticket marked opposite •^ynSSSK-l-1 «t»*s •• “ -nu «■> » Ui- » For tho mconmodation of our aub.cribera who doairo any other Look, magazine, or paper, published, with or without the advertised premiums, we sill obtain it for you nt the Lowear Rarca, without nny expanse to yon in landing the erdar. - Tho Bxtnrn ia the beet adrertiaing medium in the County at Barry, having nearly double tho areulalton at any other paper in the Cogn|y. . tf Thursday morning, about half past 0 the bi antifnl music played on a tin-pan a. in., two young men named Doyle, re­ by a young lady Bring M Mr. Heath's, aiding in Richland, about roVbn mile* cost of Kal*mawm, yore ntruck l>y light­ . wore were buccs Bucce«tfully hired by Mr. H. ning. one being killed instantly and tho I.ur or Lnrni rotnaiulng nt the other ono paralysed. Tho young ‘ non Heatings P. 0., Jane 80th, 1874: Rev. C. H. Borges, Mre. Emma E. • Brynns, Ror. Augustus -Bush, Mrs. Anna Campbell, Nat/Cola, Mrs. Helen Dnytou, Mrs. Jaraea Haseldine, Eugene Kinder, Solotnan Lewis, Goo. W. Lusk, Mathow Strain, Frank F. Wright. Mre H. McMiUer, William Williams. Direct your letters to No. of 1*. 0. box or drawer. Jao. Roaxxn, P.M. ocros of land In Salina County Na bra two and one-half tniiee south •tteti flourishing station on that Road, which ha paid fifteen dollara per ac: S2.400.00. oiAioed at tbe Sabin Store July lit. at price* below competion. Remember that there eaita am bought at lose than actual cost of manufacture, and -rill be sold nt une-haU tbo usual price*. ri*ai» S Jackrot : with tho following resnlto: In 1S72 he raised One thousand bushel* Cum. ad I at 25 ct*. per bushel. ; eoU at 86 cto. per bushel. In 11>78 bn rtoked Two thousand buihel* Wheat. sold at 90 eta. per bubo!. Tax Mrcnioix Excuasex at Detroit, the moat popular Hotel in- tbe State, and tho homo of nearly every man from BaWry County who has occasion to spend any^uto fa the city <rf the Streits, ha. to a certain extent ehanged managere. Mr. Henry Porter, ao long the popular clerk of the bouse, has become one of its proprietor*. Bpefting of tho change Markat lau tknra Eaai nt H A । fit orMRW .Tn yiantisr of drawing ^al\baleftlffthe ticket hold­ ers to decide on the Grounds, at the time of drawing. All rechicly that\ time the drawing will comThis occasion will be a good time to exhibit horses »Lasbuggies, and a [ good time May be. An invitation is extended ' ' gUi-who conic icUi pltorf to the ——Jhoul charge. < 'My object in this operation is to advertise my business, and certainly a cutterworth is warth.spendiag'On£ dK for ^iiaosts not a ern t GROCERS ® trait oe untmu i* LAUD HABER, ,' ' max COLORADO EXCURSIONS. tbs jjujntucr. BAB Cuataotee Satisfaction Shingles, Lath, &c. have the cutter.” The. draufy ing shall be fairly done with} outfavor or partiality. There will oc refreshments1 efitted by a friendly gather­ ing of this kind, and you will see a host of buggies 'some qf which are very niceIt is my intention to hold . an exhibition of this kind every year so long as I con­ tinue in the buggy business each year giving a better present. Yours Truly, J. L. REED. ' $50,000 00 SINE’S heWoffew»i’ Fatray Xi IA Ik* *- J-’- — ■ GIFT ENTERPRISE! NewtBgjsi ad. OffiGunnaiBiiraswraaoui! Local 6li;iw )totice$. Hut tlw P*i«t waok. WOOL CARDING I am now all alotre in tbe Photograph buaineaa aud aa I hare mail* arrange­ ments to increase my facililire for doing beltoj work than ever, all should call and get a nt-gstirr taken. Tbo superi­ ority of my work in the part is a suffi­ cient gusrentiMt of first-elan work in the future. Room* in ‘ Washington Haying thio wook. H»creating next-wcek. °*ntoSaaeM,ltmriL1|°3aatV>U 'The farnwrF arc wishing for rain. Strawberries are ubou t played out. Rxnrnr, Du. Wn. Hau.1* Bwitn roe rex Lviros, sure, the’wiref rame of Chornes a»-parting in th«r appear- Lists of Patents leaned from tbe U. S. Patent Office to Michigan Investora, ty is to be held on Saturday ia th* City for tho week ending June 10, 1874, of Hastings. ' ed this paper by Cm A -Cox, Solicitor. TEe jwi-eenf Sbenff of Barry cuunty i* one of tho beat fellows in Die fetate. at Patents, Washington. D. O..BUfrCkrnfagHatehway- -J. W. Weak­ aad a better Sheriff there never woa in er, Detroit anyplace. . ■ ’ ' Spreader for Donblo.Hareses-W. Honorable (?)—To steal sdvertiaemectaead to answer to an other man's ,rte*MwjA> J <*. *? on aldrot areas* CuugU, Cold. aM *1 AejUfaMk rf the Lunga, Throat and Cheat.. '*For for tho last ten veers sad always doo* Whooping Cough and Croup it is a me a good Job. Stranger after getting shaved to certain specific-- The'meat uMttmte ease. surely yield to Hil's lUUm, Citizen—I must say I never had a bet1 ter shave, he keeps u guod n Shop a* when treed pcrscveringly.-’ Stand* at tbe yon can find in Western Michigan, he headed aU cough preparation*. Sold ought to be well patoraised. Citiaen—Some Barber says be girea everywhere. Jonw F. Hoar. Ccuw to Co,, proprietors 8,^ad»^l*gs bis customers nSchafo (Gorman won! far sheep) but John gives a Slavs. lOtf beueMtl have reoelsnd bum tbo l»« of Johaeou’a Anodyne tlntaent. Ibehevb it is the b^ article m the work! for All the people are fatarested in pro­ UNDERGROUND LIFE purpose, matyr parties hare invented Bod*.Jill more or lee* valuable, bnl among them aU, the Continuum Whole Copper Strife l.av'uub bqttel.i* are decidodly superior to all other*. Thia wo . brthfif 942 Pagia Octavo. 1 EtniEtraiwnjWu which thejrahlic.can depend with in- . p licit confidcace. Of it the BriHmtt nr MATBEB HALE I a) t �MRU n.iisnan Jitim . & Sadai '“Very well, come in—we can't do about you.'' Along comes the shoemaker, and Yis-s— a member of your Michigan michmh TtmiTomr. to the bolder, of the scrip issued by tha said governor and judges, for tho debts aforesaid, tho crcntual payment of ths urao; and tbo faith of thi. Territory Is hereby pledged to nmkn good to ths holder, of such scrip any deficiency which may arise from tbo proceeds of the sale of cuch lands, if any there ba, m soon as tho amount thereof shall be Wo are led to suppose from this act that for three or four years the Council and courts had occupied the buildmg which Lad not been settled for, audi which the xmambie cnnfiwwia was un­ der the control of tho contractors. s ura other lottery, only to ithdfce. You put down V> throw certain comblnaiioua >1600. Mr. Smith’, friend roe UOO.whJnh was paid tomb,'’ was the reply I received. My query wm tbe malt of Ending tbe LAlowing act of incorporation, dated Jnno 23,1828: .da art to mewparuto fto RwtorW Snutjf , : l --------- ---------- i------- 1 the great tnjury of KKuty, -------- ------------- .------------- _ R. r SCMMtX jutwrouny gssasaaousaia. ,“5^eil, what can you do !” weecrgalthM.; but that matter, not. he goerroat gem of a wcasaa must mcmUre, tta. times of meeting, the .Ma gorosOro settxag. aul setting. order ot boy*"»w, lbs saanM aad collection of frre. and inch otherobjse-j But Xof them do make a fight to connected with tho good gerrnment Upon complaint ia writing, filed with and proroerity ot said sorroty, ro a ma­ coat. Tb*j spend f1,000 on a shawl, jority of tho mrmbsn may judge noo- any county modkul society, charging aad starve their servant* and never pay eeoary: Provided, Tbit such constitu­ any practitioner tf physic or surgery their wages. They allow their baler, te aud by-laws rod regulathnui .hall within sueh county with having been guilty of tafcmou* crime*, habitual aad butcher»jto go unpaid, (for these people are seldom sued by tradesmen), constitution and laws of the United drunkenness, or with gross ignorance and incompetence, every such medical that the money thus saved may be States or of thi* Territory . , f. 8ac. 1 ThstthueMoeeosf wdd soci­ society, at a regular meeting thereof, squandered in the palaces of tbe gnat autocrate of finery who must and will ety shall be a president, two vice-preei- may proceed to ievwtinto such chergo or charge.; sod if, upon such invest!dcuta. a terrespouding secretary, a have their moneyThere fa a great deal tf living ba- recording Mtactarr, a treasurer and a librarian, and such sther officers as the society shall from time to time deem does a very extanrire credit business nece.-sary, who shall bo ettoecn a: tho ot aU tbe member, present, thru such BroataM*rMs«r«.<»sm mu ■ among them, and this deportment fa annua] meeting of the society, and con- medical society is hereby authorixed and r toss seets. MMpowsr.rl to suapswd such perron from under charge of oro of tha most expe ­ larisireer wee*. rienced men of the retail palace. He others be oleetedin thsirplMM; and if tbe practice of phyak and surgery ; end knows every faahionabla woman in this tha annual election shall noi bs hold on tbe perron ro suspended .ball, if he UmstaeaSlreewlUI <rtfll rotor thro ta f city, and ha knows how much it ia safe tho day designated iu tho constitution continue to practice physic and surgery to trust sack ono, There are some who orbylaws.itsh.il be -lawful for tbe within thaT erritoty, during tbe tiros ran a tall, say from BS.CDO to 16,000. 1 president of said society, 10 direct that it of his snspensioo. be subioct to all ths and there are other, who are allowed be bald on any .nbeaqutttt day, duo penalties and disabilities imposed by tho ninth section of this act upon per­ to gp M deep M 11,000, and then there notice thereof being given. fire. 4. That tho member, of the leg­ son. who shall practice physic or butare a few whose account* may touch 120,000 before a bill is presented. islative council of tbe Territory of Mich­ When tbo ladtoe trade heavy bills, the igan .hall l»o ar tflno member, a! the clerk sends the amount on a alp of pa­ it any nick thing can be suppoeed, wore I per to tha censor, whoso -puncil at once marks amobation or ntami. This president. John Biddlo the tint vioe- subject to the attention of the law-tna- ' class includm those who have property prvrideut, Thomas Howland tbs second ken; but a* they had a hand in tho which can be levied upon, if tho worst vioo-prosidcot, Henry Whiling rents- tnal of their own eausM, it is hardly to , comoo to the wont, or whose husbands ponding secretary, Henry 8. Cole re­ be supposed that any ot them were are iu a fair way of business, which will cording seervtary, Charles C. Trow- ever subjected to remoras of conscience eventually suable him to pay. Tbe bridgv treasurer, and Jubn L. Whiting profit* are so largo in fine goods, that, librarian, severally to be ths first offi­ nt beiag compelled to lead a briefiess the dealer can afford to take sotno little cers until the first Monday in Jens, existence. The following shoes the risk. But if tho roof* were taken off 1829, or until othan shal 1 be cbossa. sprit ot the law t tho fine bouses m New York, there I If there i. any vitality left iu this snAny attorasy and c-junsellar at law would bo some ghastly scones div cicnt organisation, we shall expect to who shall mors pleas and suits in anv ' see it attested by an election to an hoe- court within this Territory, and cause lorary membership in rcluru for oer te- them to bo moved by his own procare­ The dog question is agitating tbe city II bor ta perpetuating this the charter of meet or by othara, and sue them at hi* just now. The auiboritire, with a1' their libertie*. If it be indeed deed, own cost* and charges. Io bare a yart wholesome tear of hydrophobia befuro we offer thi* a* a last end rile above its of tho land ta variance, or a part oi the gains, any such attorney and counsel­ their eyes, instituted a dog pound in the mouldering remains. lor at law who shall bo convicted there­ upper part of the city, end made every of before any eoart nf record within this dog running nt targe without a musxlo Territory shall bo punishod by impris­ a vagrant, and liable to soisuro by any­ Tho Governor and Judge, in tho or Vte tf • rirer steeta su te *<U1, body. Those dogs are taken to the oreisc of their kgtetativo duuee were onment or amorcotnent. or suspended, or stricken from the list of attorneys pound, and all not claimed within a Mtrateta. obliged to tent such room. at they could and eouneeUon at taw at tbe discretion certain time, are doomed to death. A rattan n wise Itsw'h*. me.* The city pays fifty rents tor each dog find Adapted to their purpose ; but the ot tbe court, .crording to the megnitede captured, consequently a new trade has »pt of Congrvea ot April 21, 1800, embeen inaugurated Boys steal dogs by powured them to erect such a court-1 tho hundred, and seU them to collectors tor twenty-fire rent*, who pound them boar they deemed necessary, tho and get fifty. After they have l>ren same to bo paid for from tbo proceed* there two days, those not claimed uru 1823, however, when tbo IcgWative have tried the plan of suffocating them function, were vested in a Council, that and matrons were at perfect liberty to , with gas. instead of the old procrea of drowning. It is a pitiful right to see the Governor and Judges entered into repeat all tbo scandal they could invent Thi* ia iu regard to tho couple intending mattwo or three hundred dogs of all de­ a contract tor tho building. grees. rianghterod so ‘unmercifully. the building now- known in Detroit aa ritaony; for what else could they do But it haa to be done. Wore they al­ the High Bcbool building. Tho Capitol when the bans were published and they OUR NEW YORK LETTER. lowed to lire, the city in five year, was completed and occupied, but was knew all about it T Tho publication of would bo overrun with them. Hpeaking of hydrophobia, a mo»t cu­ not accepted from tbo contractors and bans wu regulated u follow. : rious occurrence took place in Brooklyn paid fur until *omo time in 1828. Tho Previous to peraons being joined in tho other day. A well-known dog- following act ol Juno 28, 1828, for tbe : marriages, notice thereof ahall bo given. relief of tbs bu'ddora, will explain tbe aither ta writing, affixed at some public place within the township where tbs female residse, at least fifteen days be­ fore tbs day of marriage, under tho head of a jostiee of the peace, or of a the authnr of several work* upon the minister m aforewd, or publicly de­ Should plain Mr. John Smith, ot dog—hi* tart quo being a pamphlet, clared oa two ditbrenl days of public Tunkhannock, Pa., bo walking down tha intention ef which was to prove worship, tho firat publication to bo at | that there was wo reeh thing as hydroBMdnj to-morrow, Mr. Smith would least ten days previous to such mar­ phoba. Well, but Monday Mr. Butler riage, within tbo county whsre tho fe- ] very Skely be met by a bland gvnlto- was administering a <Jo»e of medicine to a Spit* dog, which bit him ia the thumb, but co particular attention wa paid tu it Two day. after Mr. Butler Working of the Anti.Rsilrosd Laws. was taken with horrible convulsions and in forty-eight hour, ba died. It was a A Tbe veaxtious character of the Illinois | I and Wisconsin anti-railroad legislation | lias its illustration* in tbe litigation to | which it hro given rise. We showed : the other day bog tbe juries ta almost; every Instance not only gave verdicts Tbo fact ia at but becoming apparent against the railways, but that in tome ; to them that there is but fittlo n*c of instance did not hesitate to intimate attempting to strike when fully one-half that they had “made up their minds” 1 block and would be accosted by another of the laboring men of the city ore idle against them in advance. As the con­ aad must have something to do. To bland stranger, who would eay, “How test goes on, tbie .pint woul 1 seem to talk ot increase «f wages or diminution are yon Smith, and how are all tbe ot time with a wife and children hun­ to become more aad more [ireraleutSuits against ticket agents, suite against gry, is most exquisite absurdity. Ths condprtors, and suite against tho comAad then the bland Granger would striking mechanics are mostly back at pan&e at large, are tbe ovderof the day. go on to my that ha lived in Tunkhan­ their work, that ia such as the employ­ er. will toko back. Tbs ring-leader. Be it enacted by the Issgislative On Justice Braley’s docket (Madison, nock some fire years ago; that hs wont Iter are leaving out in ths cold tor a Council of tho said Territory, That if Wig), tast Thursday, there ware no few­ there to go into busineee but did not while that their ardor for trouble may tho said guvetnur and judges should er than thirteen sots against agents of Paul make tho riffle, and left ; but that he hare time to subside. accept tho said buiMhig. and should the Chicago, Milwaukee end think proper to great a reasonabknime, and the Chicago aud Northwestern mat Smith once or twice and recogin their discretion, for the »«le of the Railways for ellsged excessive charges aissdhim. in New York h at beautiful a. beauti- laud granted by the sold act of Con- for passenger fares. The falrnee. and “Will yon take something J** Mys th. .fdl can ba, and tho people, are taking grew, and now oubjed to tho dispooal Impartiality of the Judge before whom advantage ot it Tho park, in New of the said governor and judge., for the one of dm St. Paul raw* wm brought York and Brooklyn are lovely in them­ payment of tho debt, created by Ibeir wm aptly illnatratod ia a case where selves and in their occupant*. Despite authority ia ILe exseation of ths said aetka was bro.glit to punish ous tbe hard limo, you will see a* many act, SO that tlio said I’almur aad M'Kin- of the companies agents for charging stry may not bo subjected to tbe great mors than throe cauls per tail.. ' Tbe Iom which would arm from a roddeu attorneys for tbo defease maintained and forced sale of the mid lend.; ta tha foltowiag grounds ro widcb a v«vthat case, tbo governor shall be, and ho dict in tbmrfavor wa* claimed: First, UitasebyMtheriaed.m th. name aad there wro ro sueh corporetioa m the in beta*? of this Territory, to guarantee MDwaukro and 8L PatfAQroud Oora­ Central OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT MlITl ^s.^tes2t25Raite “Come iu, Mr. Shoemaker, we m u*l 1vs you.” 80 in turn applied all the different adsa and professions, till lastly an in- sad .void tho uro of alcoholic sUmutanl* in evarj taro. No Person can take throe Bitters acconling io direclfora. .nd remain tang and vital orgMui wwted l«7und repair. ant thM rear anetafood the ataktag system. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AGENTS, OUR WELCOME! CARPET SWEEPER. FOR iCHAMl ’ION GLUE2W FOR HOUSEHOLD USES. Heer, end generally restoring tbo healthy functions ot tbo digretirn organs. MENU EVEBTTMINI. Dyspepsia or IndiseUion, H^l- ’spasis: its vismt aehe.p£ta ta tbo EhuuMera,Coughs,Tightnna of lbs Chesa. Dixxireaa, Boor Eruetetioo* of the Stomach, Bad Taste ta tbo BEST k IF U B 1 DO T,r.. LI SAVE FIFTY DOLLARS 11J 11111511111111 il cart, Infl-ramstion of the Langs, Pain in the region of the Kidneys, and a hun­ dred oibcr p-ainfcl svraptoias, are the i.ffspriags of Drs]«-]aLx One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits dun a lengthy adrertio-ancnL 8en7.ta.ur Klug's Evil, Whit* BreUinga Ulcers, Erysipelas. Swelled Beefc.<Wtrr. Scrofnlous Inflammations, bdoirat Inttammalloas. Mereurisl Afire lions. Old bom. ijuptton. o! tho Kkin. Bon Eyes, etc., eta. In these, m ta all other corotltatfona] XXamsc*, WaxMt’a For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Billon*, Bctnlttcat aad Intermittent Fever.. Diwisre of the Wood, Ung. Kntocjs, «*d Bladder, three Bitter, have no equal. Hoch Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood. §100,000 00 ■ IC HIGAJI CEITRAL R. It. Grand River Valley Divine L. D. SINE’S 4UL SOtlJLX.VC^. GIFT ENTERPRISE [ D One Prize $5,000 in Sil v r 'SUBSCRIBE BERRY BOXES. PEACH BASKETS AND EOG CASES COLBY, INGHAM 4 CO. s For Skin Dlsrewwt, Erajrtions,Ts»tar, Tee Fsedlj Carr >sc»s s»<1 MateM HerM I Balt Brown. BtatcLm. Spate. Pimplss. Surer smsM Usraru, worth tl.V> serl rnatnlre. Boib. f'arbunclm, Hingninms. Scald Head. Sere Eyre, Erys-.jxlsx. Itch, Kcurfa Dueotor.ticu.of the Skin, Humor, and Diseasesol ttmSkincf whaterar name or nature, are literally dug up and carried Pin. Tape, and other Worms.U»ksnihelmiBitia. will tree the syrtem from worms like these Bitten. 6283 For Female Coroptalnta, to yrong1 or Ud. married or sie^. at tbe dawn ot womanhood or the turn ot hie, Urao Tonic n.'.t— _ i_a______ 'Ao’.-n ft* Ila *a ff nW/Sst- CMESiia OUTflTFBEEi^ haring changed it to tbe Chicago, Mil wankoe aad 8t. Paul, Fob- 11, a month before the said law was passed ; hence tho latter company wm only included in the taw regulating railroads, among companie. in Ctaae C, embracing all THE WEW IMPROVED RMUffllSnUGIACBINL and wm entitled to-chargn 4 root, per mile. The Judge (Braley) we*, thorofore, asked to daraiw the suit on this ground, since it was not his fnnecion to FIFTH All LAST IIFT CONCEIT correct tho mistakes of the Legislature. Ho declined to do this, however, admit­ ting that it was a doubtful question, bet a diemfasa! would cut off appaaL and prorsnt tbo trial of tho other suit* sgntast the company; and, thesgfa th. fa, ishsd.ita blandly roggvstod that, ta a erimlmd prosecution Hke Otte, tbe prisoner should hero th. benefil of tbe doubt, the Jadgo ruled that the trial ahouM procrod. Thu, judge., ro wen as juries, would oeom to have -made up theta rated." that railway Msyortxfiohave m rights which the eorota are broad to re^-ta. This roestdadeystom of admtafotering jwatfoe, besswer, atari work its owa rore. It will 1M to a reeetfou. Wa think these .An Easy Fortune I IiWfctotaimiHUtaPna. BASTIMG8 lAMU IDRIS! L, eMMONUMENTH . . HEAD 8TO.NEH. TABLE TOPg, , MANTLBB, . aH£xvBK,£nc.5 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-07-08.pdf 314b1ef245480182ef3b79cbb50ed4f4 PDF Text Text Til* Rfflaucfr BAl M. Dewey, Qeo» nuToR^xnHHusn MHO UJ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1874. VOL. XIX. NO. 11. WW _____ !J.!*g------------------------------------------------------------------ —---------------- ---"■— WHOLE NO. 947 -----------------Oaig-end, had hitherto eorepod the •poitere. It lay tteroughly Aeltored from notire in a nook of the hiila, where tho steep breee, receding from a *mali and rapid .troom. left room for a tnradew or lercl apooo of aoote rtxty acre* in extent At the upper and of this tract of frrtilo land, stood the peal ar tower, of Craig-end, a rude budding of rough atone, three atoriea in height, . ewasMreded by a wall and oat-baOdiuga. , the Urtor constructed chiafly of mud and turf, and serving M .a shelter for the cattle at night Not far front the the Wolvefinc combined Corn and Fallow Culti' vator is the best in the market. It is well made cultivator, but riding It is constructed that there is out a ridei Any cultivator that depends on rider to take the wciglii.froni the horses necks imperfect ter winding from aide to ride of the val­ ley, it maed at tho lower and•through a pas* ao narrow, intricate and precip­ itous. that fire roeohrto men might eeri­ ly bold it against a hundred. The holder of thia little fartalioe wa* Hal­ bert Scott, or Halbert at Craig-ead. a retainer of the laird of Fonuehnxst, who in hi* turn owed teudal tn rice to the lord of Burdeugh. Halbert wa* on old " * *>uthia two were with ■m, Ambrose aad Dav their lord, helping to utrangliold of Eenuehu—,----------- „ but a few tailw dirtant arrow* tha hill*. 1 >uneeu Seott wu Etaie'o oomin, aad her'betrothed lover. Thie wa* by no mean* their firrt quarrel. for Duncan wa* jvnl.iu* and Elsie wa* proud, but never Lad gone eo f»r between them a, now. Never had Brio shown herself *o implacable. Her anger was s the ride^. raj^ in weight and the round the harder the beardown on the also a patent leveler by which the ays be made to rw the same depth and level. No other Cultivator lias this. Every ;uaranteed|t#,gi,*ei3aXi3faction or no sale. Wo warrant these plows superior to any other Chilled plow in existence in the following particu­ lars: Lightness of Darft. ' Ease of Handling, Strength, Durability, Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to aH kinds of Plowing, Come and get one on trial. -rrroiyyKTs \ Price $40.00. A STAMPEDE IN 1924. l*he quMtiouar wa* a tall, haudremr man, though aomewhat wo re-toeking, and decidedly *liarao.faced. Tho per­ ron he addroaned waa a wuaome laaaie uf Kune wvanteaoi years, who had coma to the waU twud. where • amall atroam of pure wattf crinkled thauligh a rud. apout inerted ia acrwvioa of the rock. Eiuehad pm. dm hot piceher and vu waiting for i£to fill, leaning mean­ while witlibotli arm* on tho rude atone wall wtdeh prwtoeted <h» aprlag from tho nncroachaaent* of thy cattle, and fooking everywhere but nt tho apeak*. ‘•You'fl no* even look at me I" repeated Duncan 8coU, wulfullv, '‘and thl* perhrhe tho !art time wo'll avwr meet by the wad aufe, where we hare apeat tn many happy boms Won't ■ yon ju*t «peak,toma, Brief X ■That will I no* aa^rorod Elbe, turning on him with womanly indigna­ tion and morn than womanly foednsirtreey- “Tb*wiill m>', Damm ffcott! The price of the plow is only $14.50; Plain Points, 55 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. DWIGHT & BURRALL DENTIST ' NaiivillB, FARM FOR SALK Bidiuai., ,..... « --’MS. D“** riw'scV’LuiS?**** JimSiII stent® 989999999999^ uiokAer wbaiyuu said, and what . •vvni-1 jn« to tho U*tUno wo oust h I think It nhaoje that arar I cared th* like* ofyeu.* * .’ * To judge from hi* fere, Dun reemod to Sad oonfett aven tu't) sharp word*; “Bat. Elmo, woman- TERMS LOW. Pure Wines and Liauors! FOB HKDICIJIAL PCSFOM». A GREAT BARGAIN. ADMiMrrntATtm'M sale. FARM FOR SALE I weed I' intmuptad Elbe, her blue erre flashing fire at the rsmembraacn af her wraaga. •tilmavar wad * jaotoua-potedfooL And joalovv of whom!*' aim Sin ■ tone of the utooat acorn; r awa farter fatnher that wa* at Uw breoMof -wy mother I I Fyua del .a* think cl Habbie, <M poor witless' Niched m the wigfa‘•But, Ebyo, would “No, 1*1! ho* HaCara. ■w.vrt.fM.M.rt-brem. THE PRF.MI8EB WILL BEHOLD ■•£*pfefa T-and for whet «uld I explain, or whMLright tWmfryou to think ftr teu Tiraati IWlan Dudfi La mid ,<.0. ami us yon kuow well enough -1F AUVIKUU uvtioia Nil GOODS AID NEW PRICES W THE 788383 g1 TO mt' Hastings, Michigan. isaasiffi.. n yon wamt H. MoqeiA ISO And i* not that ths eame as biT own ’—**■-------- ■-“Sil. iBul 1 will expocr girl, focnitig back , . .................... Harden's daughter,- that’s away in' Mdinbare' with her aat>< for safety; • and knowing mafo bo re. old friend agnlhrt her coming 'home, knowing that wo mwn'e life W safe for a day, witli tbe hughxh camped tore fa our vary Mddik 8o there ye b-ar the tala, and much good mgy,it du,ywu..No, uo! Jou noednT tri to rotjw 'round »ue that nM>«®«*n!‘»h» 'Aledln»lnn hut roomful tour, aittalrawing the hood that Duacau w^d have taren. “Afi'a ovex between «m. ■ Jhavs boras much •■Duncan Scott, y« hare dared to lightly mo-aw, Halbert of Creig-eud'a daughter —on whoao fair fame no man or woman ever breathed before. And wharefore? Becauae you aaw me in talk with my foater-brother, a* mot of kin to mo aa nnna own born brother. If I were to tell my father or my brother*, or Fcrnirhur»t Lim*clf what you bar. •aid, no hole in Craigburn more would Iw diep enough to hide you tram their wrath. Batlwuh you no ill You may go your own gate and keep your own coarnel, but neror dare, by day Of by atabt, to apeak to ma again." With that .he drew from her finger her betrothal ring, an*l throwing it cm tho ground at hia feet, the paaaad from him Lkc a ihaduw and wa* gone. Thu quarrel had taked place a weak ainre, and not once had Dunean foand a chance toapeak tn Elaio aken. Thia evening, however, bebeving him to ba •till at work in the hareret field, .ha had rentared one. more to the w^l for water, and here Duncan had aur priaod her and pleaded hie cauao. unanrewrefolly a. wa have hoard. The well waa bidden in a little now of th" bills behind a great projrettng crag. . .V* Elaia turned round thu eng, •bo uttered a vehement szdamatioQ of aurpriee and terror, and carting away her pheher with little regard for ita eafety, ahe atarted to run down the rteerp path which led to the bum-oil*. Duncan arrived a littkw larer, and etood for a moment rooted to tho apot A ■orrowful procreaion had entered the valley at ita lower end, and wa* wend­ ing ita way toward tha tower. Fore­ mort caaw Amhrore of Cralg-wod, anpP>rtiug on a weary and txarei-wora Lorre, an elderly lady who aeeined ready to drop from her aeab Three or four men and women followed on foot. matched up in baste. and finally camo Davie, mounted on another huraa, hia uia and head.bound up with many a blood* >tain on bore- and armor. Dubc*u delayed net long, but iImwoRrag the brae like a wild buck, bo joined tbe party jart a* -it peaeed before the door of the towar, where old Halbert, apprised et ita approach,* wa* already •stnoding. "Alack and woe’, mo 1" enlaimod tho old wan.' “My deer and honored lady, has it cocao to this F* “Ertn aa you are, my good friend,*' answered th. lady redly. * u •OstMff NtftHtMfh •-’2--rG . • -Deere, w.th hia Eaglishroea, cam. upon us at daybreak,'* auewared the l*dv of Ferniehurrt. “Our men fought bravelr, none could do better; but the ----- - —~ in oreewbahning force. rieoaer; moot of oar brare —------aervanta are alaia, ami ft one atone upon another ---------------t But fur tbeoe. your ' 1bnw aona, I bad not bore here to tell tha ‘ tale, and I fear that Devie m wound' ■»wvT.«d the oH man, giving bi* band to 1the My whom Auilmw bad by thia »tinw lined Irani bar boron. “You are ’■uosl welcome. lady, to any roof, wbiafi 1may be aa!«r ig them time* than many a lordly ball, Tbe English will ererae win th- length, and if they do. there •re the care. >n the hill to which w. may retreat till the storm be imrart" �IS IX. OF POL’ Tbn era lion by Hon. Henry A o*od the total axpaaditenu by 84,370, Think of bring soropeltod to stay in Shaw was able sad gave great aatisfise- 572, and that tbe pubtie debt ha* boon narrow streets, built up with atone or tion, though much regret Is exproesod denreaaed to that extent This dore not brick either side three, four, fire, six that it was so brief. Tho Declaration sound very largo in companion with and seven stories, with tbe- sun's hot proven* years, when th* debt was re­ of hsdspendenco waa wall read by Hon. dared at the rat* of from fifty to a hun­ rare' sending tho thermometer up to D. R. Cook. The band from Middlo- dred millions a year j but it b much M °, and on occasion to 105 ° t Ttua villo dispensed splenfod music ; tho fire better than was expected six months to what New Yoritam have hod to enago, when it wa* piodicted that, with1 oren terrible in ths best and most plsnsout th* imposition of nsw fox**, the and part of th* city—in tho toomy and revenues ot the Government would fail ‘ airy parts—and what it has been in ths loose! its expenditures by nt leas: $12,000,809. Considering tho immracn’ tower ports, where preple bard together ' in sub-cdlars and attics, may be imag­ reduction of taxation, and the stagna­ Temperance Convention wa. held in tion of bustusaa by ths panic, the bal- ined. Think of a building six storioa Lansing. The attendance contideriag ancs sheet for tbe year is a gratifying, high, with windows only in front and rear, say 50 by 100 feet in dimensions, the short notice was very fair, and tho containing oix-hundred men, women work esems to hare been well done. and children, all th* sooting, eating We have space only for the platform Txa Esoomocs \VjtXrv Bbwmxxts 1 aad steeping being done tbwrcin ! And Fsou Csnmxra.—*Htn heavy exports ' this with a glowing sky, a burning sky, of wheal foam California during tha ' n burning sun. with no " ‘ Imagine ' post fiscal yoai attract mure than usual the atmosphere of aw building;, attention. Tho estimates for tho pres­ ent seasua preseut 480,000 tons of whant, including 450,000 bbls, of ftmi reduced to eh* equivalent of wheat The last full cargo of tb« .erpp of 1873 has boon shipped, and Mtimato* for the ensuing year vary from 000,000 to 800,­ 000 tons. Most uf thu wheat aud flour shipped has been, as usu.il, on European ty. Hxrnxao. Mica., Jcir 8, 1874. OUR UNION SCHOOLS. The very boot of our coUsge com­ mencements, with their learned adjuncts of the scientific sad professional depart­ ments, are canting in some uf those eloctents of interest and attraction which distinguish the closing exercises of ow lrest Union Schools. Tho former remind tu of recruiting grounds, when the soldier for life, under drill and al­ ready serious with thoughts of the atroagio before him, is about to bo dispofobsd for his destined line of service. A feeling of sadnees mops over the luort of the spectator as ho area lire boundary separating youth from manhoed, calm study from feverish toil and responsibility, about to be passed. But in our Union school exercises at the close of each snncoMiro year, though we seo th* grand reserves of th* battle of .lifo th* oonteet u as yet afar off, and the task of projmration to us who are older srema but mare child's play. Flowers and music, gay dreeare, smiling tec**, pleased psreuta. and all tho aridancea of a gal* day occasion, are thorewith there dosing*xtrci*oo, which wo know will bo. repeated yet many times are on a*cc tid­ ing acaki of school progress- Besides all this, tho children are much hand­ somer to look at, from tho little chit in pique and muslin to the boy of sbangbi pattern, (lira all the grown up students in tbs world; and thsir vokm, however less toned to wise utterances, are ton timas os agreeable. Hance we all attend those closing ex­ ercise*, according to the school or schools in which wo are specially interested, and onjqy the exercises, in spite of the cultivate their acquaintance In a kindly feeling, and by all honorable means to assist them from a burinese injurious to society to some other caning, remuner­ ative to thamselvos and beneficial to the Treasury June 34th. was 11,178,2*1.52. Receipts for tho vrrok ending July let wore $62,317.48; payments during same time $119,67UG4 ; leaving a bal­ ance in tho Treasury uf $1,120,050.30; decrease for the wook 857,262.10. moot house, Mr. Wm. B. Astor revels in the possession of 82,500,000 in pie turcs, plate and furniture. George W. Burnham confootos to $150,000; tho lennox family can’t enjoy life with Ires than $1,655,000 worth of jewelry, plate and pictures, the Brown Brea, bankers, have over 81,000,000 invested in these things; A. T. Stewart has $2,000,000; tlw Kingsland*. Taylors, Hpoffords, t .r . ..___ __ - They tell of a hen which floated down the raging tide ot MUI River for somo distance in a barrel where she waa la­ boriously ‘‘ccvoring" nineteen cgci. attended strictly to burincM during the flood, finally Iroaghtup tu n friendly* ti arbor, and hasaiuco left her barrol Tb< semi-annual int<re*t du>< on Tho following is substantially the Michigan titate bonds, amounting to declaration cf principles adopted : 1. Woaay, with Vettel, "Lat govern­ $35,940, was paid at tho American Ex­ change National Beak in Now York, July 1st, 1874. Since the last fiscal re­ port of the Bute Treasurer, Sept. 80th, 1878, the State debt has been reduced $135,000 by retiring State bonds pur ehayod before maturity. elate tho children upon their release from their hard scab and their confin­ ing tasks, although wo knew that in 4. That it b in th* power of the State many ernes, for a weak or two previous, to arrest th* evil aa it now exists, and the actual amount of studying they that this power implies the obligation tu Thomas, of tho Country (inlltwm, was present and delivered an interesting have done would not injure the most doit 5. That th* eoeutitutiou af Michigan delicate body or mind. Homo mysteri­ give* to every child of ths State ths address. Report* as to tho fruit crop throughout the Blate were flattering. ous limit baa been reached by which Tho October meeting is to bo held nt they had ‘‘got through their studies" Spring Lake. Effort* are being made sad were preparing for examination’, to make a good showing at tho Btato la tho midst of the summev^Mot, we Fair this Call. could scarcely bare the heart to ques­ tion tho morite of such a system, or the propriety of the long vacation now en­ tered upon, although we are firmly run­ way as ranch as they were. TU tight times has chocked this kind of extravaKce, and for eomo timo to come the lor* in articles of more luxury will languish. ton decrees that any family making anv pretense "to moans muvt bo carried, and of course the vehicles and horses must lie owned. And it co»ta. a. the head of the family discovers. To begin with, a simple phaclua for two bane*, (and two, at toast, must b>. had) costs with ths hurees, ml leu than $2,000, and to keep it going requirce r. roach man, who cuts tier annum not less than $1,500. This is the very least that can be done by anybody. If you desire to bo more than merely comfortable a resw __ ________________ L—_ e___ - Art Dr. E. O. Haren, formerly President of tho University of Michigan, has been appointed Chancellor of Syracuse Uni­ versity, ata salary of Kl.000 per annum. A chair of geology, toohiy and botany able for many parents, far hotter for many children and for tho community, if term-time lasted some weeks longer. It is note good change, that of the school-room for tho public streets, which is experienced by largo numbers of tho young of both sexes about this time, and their comfort is no more en­ hanced by it than their moral improve­ ment. Bis probable, however, that the greatest good of tho greateet number is in favor ol tho arrangement that now preyed*, and so we must make tho beet of it The teachers at least are likely to do so, and they are certainly a/nrsrrd has been established at Syracuse, and Professor Alexander Winchell hoX^reon appointed to fill it. Ho has also been granted u learn of aboerre for six thoir absurd ciriractor is bring fully months for n trip to Europe. developed and generally understood, The resignation of Hon. John A. J. and the effects of such Legislation i>> Creswell as Postmaster General, has beginning to bo appreciated even by been accepted, and after the position tho people of that State. Tho latest had l>eea tendered to and declined by attempt to enforce the law is thus de­ Hon. Eugene Hate, of Maine, a aon-inscribed in the columns of a popular law of Senator Chandler, and a young man of derided ability, has boon offered influence r “On complaint uf one of the citizens to, and accepted by Hon. Marshal Jew­ aides what they get during the holiday of the town of Hammond, a cxmduclur ell oi Connecticut, now Minister to L'assia. Mr. Creswell made an able season and in the other parts uf the of the West Wisconsin Railway was arrested and finod for violating the law. year, they now hare tho benefit of two To punish the town for prosecuting tho officer, but was a violent enemy of the solid months, while most of n* in other I Company a new time-table wa* fanme- newspaper press It is Io be hoped pursuits quite as laborious, requiring ' dbtely mad* out rad Hammond was that in Uris res]>eet bi* suowasor will 1* Now the more just and fair. six days of astir* labor each wook, and excluded from it oatiroly. fora far lew compensation than oky trains rush by tho place os though there Whs no town three. The consequence teachers receive, doom outmIvm happy is that everything Is at a dead-lock and if wo can nuke sure of two nooks. And tbe people are greatly exasperated." yet they are paid by the year, and their And all over ths State omflic'j of a time belongs to tho pnblic. Btill w* •imiter character are witnessed. Agents If Me seise too hastily we may hare do not begrudge them their happier to drop as hastily. lot, although we cannot help thinking charging more than the law allows, and Exjnriraee b a torch lighted io the tha: a peculiar responsibility rests upon fined by the local courts, the fines are ssl.es of oat dsluaioa Prosperity is a bleaaiug to the good them to aeo that their working timo is paid, and they straightway do the sama utilbod aad esonombod to the boat poo- thing over again. Of course there is. but a curse to the crib Better bo upright with poverty than ribilo advantage to tbe community they ba wicked with plenty. Mtva, and that teaching should not bo a Tho tenderent heart lov.-e treat tho more temporising expident while th* bo obeyed until it ora be repealed by ministry or any other of the learned the law making power, or Mt aside by profession*. We, also, bolievo that no tho cx'arta. But at tho Mme time no port of the task of teaching their pupils shock! be thrown upon the jurents oi would promote the best interests uf so­ ciety, era say anything in favor of such legislation, as characterises th* peasant Railroad Law of Wisconsin. Ws trust ths District Court of the United States, will soon settle the constitutional qaea- H* who laugh* at cruelly eels hie heel on the neck of religion. Time never tots hsaily uiua ue but when U te badly employed. Whatever you dislike in another take core to correct ywiroelf. 1 . Every cord of wood given to the jioor 1 . ' tion pending before it,. and determine tn* right of State Lsgialainres to nt- ' tempt thus to cripple end .teriror by tew as unjust and oppreamw towards one greetbaaiasen intsraat ol th* land, Oar exchanges, far and mm, are *• it is possible for man to make, rad showing tho first effects uf tho adjust, which must aitbsr be set aside by the meat of tho financial question by Congross, and tho adioururaoat uf Congress itself, upon tho business of their rv«pectivw localities. Three are aD fumble, - Lutatae, Mint, Java 1#, 1874. Tv th ESfar th Chta*> Tnhuu: Hia: Tho letter in Thursday’s Tri- hli OiMt Jaraal h Irtiia have you to understand font th* orator M ichigun Senator fo the only man who stands m tbe way of a reform in our politics and that to the shaking off of bis ‘‘dictatorship'* all our efforts are to be directed. Th* letter wa* evident like it will account for a good many warm pcroinal attachments for him. It wax at about th* time of hu last atootton that I had a conversation with th* •oldter, who waa then a member of th* Legislature, and was of course to vote for or against him. I asked him who be was going to vote for. He said bo didn't care to indicate what hb vol* are riot of a sort, nor of a temper to sub­ would be, but would tell mo a «Amy aad mit to the imposition of nUmted States i might/ ’iBj~ ~* Senator for three terms, who did not connect himself to their liking. Thu will ba illustrated in the fact of a csrtain saw-mill steleonan. whore genius in finance has so lately electrified the nation rad alarmed hu State. Th* flrot question to be decided non­ ce ruing a candidate fur office is, no: whether be wants it ar don’t went it, but, is ho fitted fur it. rad is he likely to fill it with credit to himself, aud to the sdvnulage of hu oonatituents T This is the question the people of Mich- long k habit Then, of hu own party, there arc perhaps sevsral classes of ari­ sen* who prefer » change. First, those having been removed from Federal ulHce, cither as tho result of eotuo mis­ feasance, or iu deference to that feature of American |iolitica tu popular with all except tho immodbto bolder,—rotation iu office,—who have »een fit to charge thoir removal, no doubt with stria just­ ice, to Sonatir Chandler. Second, those who, notwithstanding their horcuksu eilurt* to that end, have never been able to get into the soft spot their heart* ccvourd. Third, such of ths temperauca people a* make total astinenre a riri yw s«a of good ciritrnship. Fourth, tbe rettiaero aud followers of each of there clarere. Couridering tho very respec­ table number that belong to tho eeoond claw hi every Blate, it must be admitted that thn opposition to Senator Chand­ ler may be foruridabb. But my object waa not so much to discuss whether there wa* an opposition to Senator Chandler’s return to the Senate, a* to say a word courern’uig his fitneea for that position. . Tho office is of groat dignity, and uf right requires a high typo of citben to fill it. ’There arc certain requisites which arc indispensable, and certain others which are ornamental in a valu­ able sense.. Among those whioh are dignity and ttablenes* of character, freedom trum bribes, a cultivated comu>uu sense, and a practical knowledge of legislation and public affairs. Among । those which nn> ornamental in a valu­ able ware, am literary culture, tho philosopher's devoutaw, a love of books end research, and a keen con­ science, sensitive and spotless. The best thing thkt can be said of Senator Chandler is, that, after eight­ een years of service in this office, during a |ieriod of war aud ita entailed oeltlomenu and corruptions, of unrivaled speculation, of vast expenditures of public moseys,—a periol which has witnessed the rise and fall of more pub­ lic men in this country than all of the rest of the contuiy of our existence,— has ever been four-d lacking in any of there indupensabl* reqnisitioe I have named, ot a Senator. It can be Mid against him that hu friends have never irril? PUH DH0B8 ui KDICnreS, away. He told the surgeon to g«C ready, and ho would take me in hb canuigs, and see that I got my pay rad was started for home. Hs was a> good M hu word. Well boteted up in hb *uy carriage 1 rode to th* Fay Department, and waited outside white h* waat in sad brought ths Paymaster outdoors to pay THIS ! Gty Drug Store, State Street, Sltf Hasting*, Mich. We will send MflNiffl this paper from now until HA-STHSTGS Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Headache. Toothache, CUT TO ORDER. FRESH FISH! I OK FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY, For instance, tho great medicine man, bad one team of six horses, that coot him 820,000; he had carriages that cost 810,000, and iris cuachman that ho •educed from tha rervioo of Potter Pri­ mer, oi Chicago, he paid 85,000 per year, besides Ixrare rent, fuel and lights. i letter in question, was a misprint for “unsenntorial,"—E*. Taxacxx. But, in thu panicky times, wo must bo content to sacrifice a little of the sensational to the practical Michigan euffcred a oenntiou last winter, when, lik* lightning out of a dear sky, it burst upon her that she had a stat os­ man of the “enlightened" Dlinois sort, who was determined to utter a "wild- REAL ESTATE I have to cumplsiu of Senator Chand­ ler that ho it too stricli a partisan , ikal h» beHevM nu reform jxissiblo except through th* mean* nf the Republican party that ho b blind to it* defect*, and obstinate in hb attachment to ita anti­ quated voetmsnta But these defect* are not liabto to bo considered serious by hb party. A* to tbe charges against him of in­ temperance, (hey arc highly ludicrous Ho i* not an anchorite, noithor u he a out. It is now twenty yean since it baa been charged against him that ho was intemperate. Hn was then much past middle life, and ho ba* continued at hu post of arduous public duty ever since, and u yet in vigorous health. If it i* intemperance that is such a preoervstivo, I should lik* to know where he gets hia whbky. It has for a long time been tho favor­ ite charge against Chand ler that bo was a eommtre of potifcs. Writ I dare o J|||DBD (£ . hi1 mu mi. due week after ASESCT. tion of State and County officers WM. H. HAYFORD. for omet ik oourr boost. HASTtm WCHKUS. FIFTY CENTS -- friends that were i ■.ml. Un. ---------------- -------such service. Il cannot bo denied that thu all toads to debauch our politicbat 1 vsrily britor. that th. mJTXi We shall give the fullest report �LinI"W> Roticej. Obstacles to NEW OFFERS! NEW IDEASI win Vow Mwflter t i In another eofamn >• priat this weak a letter from the Detroit TrU~ on th. Senatorial question to which we ask at­ tention. We publish it as a uoble trftk ute to Senator Chandler, but a deserved PANACEA Canned Fruit at oust at 1 lw8 Sum, Maun 4 Pumii 5 JIMS nxft« of^fPronrtUm aotfa BEST OF WORK. tete. fcM MSrew.- mud* *r r.4i. wi Guarantee Satisfaction I FAMILY was takna, besides two or three dollar, in small change and needy BUUu post­ age stamps. ■ Whether say otUte wees «farod wo are nnablo to say. Whoever She theires are. if caught, should have thsfuU ex­ The United Brethren will hold a tent cd tho law .dealt out to them. Street, tho result of an Qarnp Meeting on tho old camp ground perttoe to the affray, on Mr. Peter Edmund1, hud, fa tbe Tanner, well known in this county a<r first claes “dead best,’’ and said to'bi town of Baltimore, commencing August Atb. 1874. AU denomfaation. and In coMequMoa of the excessiro heat,. people are cordially invited to attend. ft i* thought beat to dose the Beading Room until fael.t of Sept nekt, when It will be opened with new interest on th. pert of iu mombere, aad we hope Uats of Patents ironed from tho U. onr friend, may the bettek depreciate S. Poteat OflU. to Michigan Jarsnloro, «ir effort.. Hantig been lotfewhat ettr iu the muniiug enued with a huge fat the week ending June IT, 1874. dieaMoiatad fa tbaaumb*Ue*lH>eka knife, with the avowed purpose ot cut­ and each bearing that dale. Furnish­ we cannot oOrito tfa> public Bro amount ting ooms one with it, and during the ed this paper by Cox 4 Cox, Solicitors ofmdiug matter w*‘ 'Mj, like to, day tried to pick a quarrel revoval times of Patents, Waahingtan, D. C.: . still wejiopn tn make Mt Library, with different parties, once with Thoma. Endgato for Vehieke—G. F. PartWhirixat pevrout esute <Mly in the Altoft. Esq-, on whom ho drew his knife, name, what i! outfit fo bs, »oS We ask but he did not succeed in getting into Knitting Machine—O. F Trip, Bet­ ti.- Creek. n our Manila to giro us a roll and >lon't tHUSCHEl, Draft Rogalati-og Damper—B. 8. forget th. oun dollar Whichl'wfl! give tho evening, when be pitched on tie Dunham, Cotdwatre. you a memberdiip of the ‘'library As­ Booby. Bottle and Stopper-A. W. Newell, Ju*t before the affray at Sutton'., sociation," and we will com furaiih you with instruotive and jnftigtkinfag Tanner, aud Giddings met at tbe K n-J- "■ ’"l“« *** literature. I’ersoua having book, to grocery .tore of John Stanley, when rontributo may leave them at ths Tanner st once sought to jack a quar­ Bending Room every Saturday from j rel with him, uung language that would iritate almost any saint. Parties LtUan remaining in Hasting. P. O. two to five P.M. Tiro Hums wftl Ik> open for lee t*renm one night every two uncalled for July 8th, 1674. Peraza calling for any of the follow- LUnMENT. Ej^jfwS The King of the Field WE WANT AGENTS. ------- f,___________ __________ tkd. Cly/ / < It on Jeakroon to John Beasnier’e, he ha. shaved me for thq^Mt t^g-yonra and always done Hollingsworth's Steel Tooth Sulky Hay Rake. Stranger after getting shaved to Citixen—1 must say I never had a bet­ tor .have, ho keep, ae good a Shop as you can find in Western Michigan, he ought to be wull-petomiasd. HASTINGS UBBU WS! MONUMENT* T. EASTMAN, EBfflGTM SEYHKGIACBHI. to SewiiflattlitBKaMaBiOnftia. The Williams Mower and Mrs Catherine Brown, D«Ua W Bishop, Henry Bauer, E N Breidiet, Andrew G Boney, 0 W Bronaoa, Thoma* Chafay, Levi Cook, Howard* Cook, Miss Uda Durfee, Geo H Fran­ cis, Edwin Green, Mrs Theresa K Homes, Gideon H . Haines, Emelina Knapp, Iai.ins Iaa% Nettie Wilier, James C Milfe, Miro Annie Nowum, E D Porter, Julia A Bogvre, Mre Ebro bath Reynold,, Alonso Squires, Mrs Bertha Thomas, James Tumor, B»njamin Tur­ ner, Mrs Emma V Todd, E T Thors, Gup C Worth,* Frank L Wood. Direct your lettars to No. of P. O SELF-RAKING REAPER. iAt a meeting of Haatfage Lodgk> No. M. I. O. O. F, held st thoir Hall, on Tuesday avwufag, the foliowfa* oflfeers wore duly fastaBed for tbe emui* ISK, CRAYOX, WATERCOLOR AND OILS, Treat—Frod. Noehtrfab, W.-Jamoo M. Wright 0. G.—Albert L Runyan. I G.—Charles Harkey. C—John G. Mandy. SCHOOL CMS! J. Cole & Son Zome Boelry. i- 8 a-JreqgjfaL___________ ’ The HocTvtsry ricet, W. H J«w«I wa* abeent, aad the Y. Q. did pot ap­ Ona thrust narrowly escaped the jugular, point hia supporter, aad ae the tatmnres another made a deep gash in tho sh At about 12 o'clock the day waa uih- of the past term wa. not quite efoeod, dor, a third entirely revered the i •rod in by two good talkers, (report* of the appointment of finance aaaaitlee 4iiYrfWtih HTfit7fi" a canon,) compoeed of four pound. of wav deferred anffll next meeting, tdPSSSWVlJ gllUiUBieU BliOUl tee fan-, powder and a quantity of wadding in­ neck, arms aud hand* of tho victim. forming u* that the National Anniver­ How Tannor inflicted *o many wound* sary of 1674 had arrived, and wa wan­ The principal nt> of the past week without the interference of tiie by»tanddered forth to pick up what new* at this place, hate been the School Ex _­ era is atxange, and how eo much indkr %r0hA 4Vbiffk ^sfTIuMIVftaut i At the early peep of day four o’clock hibition and the Celehrnrinn. raqi On Thursday evening last, Prof. Yt_ tho ringing of belle and a National Sa­ lute of 37 gun. commenced waking up Arman held hl* school edubstici^. The tho youthful, who had already purchas­ bouse waa well filled aad tha entertain- [grocers, 3^ MI3& Fur lli e at commodation of our sub.cribers who deriro any other book, jiagMin*. or paper, publiahod, with or without the advertised premium., we ■ ill obtain it fur you st the lajwstt tUras, without any expense to vow in ed a good supply of young gun., fire­ sending the cnler. crackers, etc., and they too commenced a general uproar of nares, waking up the-whole household* and their nearest nettfibore. A* MM.as tbe stores open­ The celebration peat off very pleas­ ed tbe young urcfanS from tho country l*gan toceew in, and dealers in fire- ant. A largo crowd wre fa attendance ■ I ersckess, torpedoe. etc., had a lively during thodar aad evocawg. The oretion by I’rof. Tenney of ^anh trade, and noon the tumult wa. imsing was pronouncedby all to be rex-1 As the flags of our country should Wwvw on eurb a day, the poles were donned witti new ropes and up wsnt tho stora and stripes mid.t cheers of applause. While we were in search of items of a A aow store is being erected on the newsy nature the Middleville Band dis­ corner of Main and Washington streets. coursed some excellent uu« calling to­ Mr. Truman sea Iris building Mkh gether tbe aaaMublcd thoownd. tu hear completed and it is an otpameal ftrijbe tbe (tiring Declaration of I ndependancs place .. 3,a :. itteM Ripe—raspberries. zfW9 in the *hade. Scoby is improving. Begin* to curi—con.. Growing fine —grope. ■ Next—'Ihank.givfag. Take it—the Burxxx. Txxiking well—peachM. (treat* to mince on crack.r* ------ (a warn meal) and to .. .. could of what was on Mompe .teawhere aad below Need of rain—gardens. Being picked —herriea. riple of cm TTuum School. ' Nearly o»»ry available space on State and Jefferson streets was oesnpiod by vendors of peanut, sad ice cold lemonsde. After tha city Marshal madk hi. visit for license many o< them ek»- Green St, wnt of Aid. Hieks* rowdaoce, hrr. been laying down side walk* Our strerie prerent retber aduUappunu. jnri fov. Haying and Ar- vrotfag among the farmer* are in full In Hastings, sSHWfk? Urfoha- He Ilion started f ir the Dr'a office bul soon started to run again and Dr. Upjohn * office, where h<> wa. soon after arrested by Deputy Sheriff Tinkler “d "■a&ri »“•••* are serious but it is hope 1 not dangerout. Tanner wa. quite badly braked, but is in a fair way to *pend tbe next few year* at hard work in eharge of tbr authorities at the State Prison, where he ought to hare been year* Wo copy the following from an ex­ change, whkh i» important, iftnte:Chrouic diarrhean of long standing, al­ so dysentery, and all similar complaint, common at thi. reason of tho year, can be eared by the use (internally) of Jeia- Shingles, lath, &c. . — *■* T PAI,. ■ a co-partnerslilp for the purpose uf do­ ing a general busfares as Blsckstnith., and having bought out the blactemithing interest of Jack Rich, may be found at his old stand on tho corner of Church and Railroad streets, where they will bo plearod to see all their old friend, and any other t-erron who may have any work to be done in the of blaekimllhiag. eprfitf I will give away to my cus­ tomers “One Square Box Cutter complete, worth $40 who has di any lime bought new of me, ana are the own­ ers of or shall borrow for the occasion. Carriages, Bugffies, Democrats, or any ve­ hicle, the body of which is hung on springs, who will appear on the Fair Ground, ROUGH and DRESSED as above mentioned.” Par­ ties who hare bought more, than one Buggy of me and will bring them with a team or horse attached will be pre­ sented with a ticket for each vehicle when he enters the grounds, his name entered in a book and the number of his ticket marked opposite Custom Planeing, Sawing his name. •nd Turning Ths manner of drawing shall be left to the ticket hold­ Done on Short Ectice, ers to decide on the Grounds, at the time of drawing. All entries must be made before 3 dclockt1or at precisely that time the drawing will com- This occasion will, be a good time to exhibit horses as well as buggies, and a general good Time may be Tho cathartics used aad approved by tho physician, compriring tho various medical aaoeialions of thi* State are now compousded and sold under ths name of Psnts's Ptr/stir* PJb. Otr tr ak tl tk tnut Ifflu Rate UID PLASTER, STKU VitEB IUB UE t BUB Saturday, July 26th, 1874. him down acme throe times, and yet Tanner escaped from the crowd, tan up Court Street to Broadway and th tore Il is Mid that Stem's bald-fared huroo Coldwater ha. accareiag to the re- , cent «m.u. only 4,813 iahabitawte be­ ing 68 Ire. than fa 1870. ' city l,t,rs oepoT. Special Notice. According to a recent census Masksgen has a population of 6,400. pumping water for twenty-two women to drink. If more men bad drank at the pump instead at tha bare they loan­ ed on all day three would hare boon U-rew.^a.k.lt-- f>>M I" own heeds Many half-woni out end tired yhiklrro todt tbe ahade rff the noble napks during tbe afternoonThe crowd had tak~ poreoeoioa of beverel caret of trichina? are report­ tho.foir grroiiwl before tho ticket oftro ed at diflbreui points of the State. IwneopereTw. sfamki judge by lb. Dre’teat raw pork. Ufa. w. board wh3e rrol-rwfag to Tberitiron. of LowsU have saieod ‘ 170,000 to aid the Kalamaxoo, Lowell j * Northern Railroed. , 1 Grand Exhibition of Hand Rail. Newell and Balnsters, LIFE SE1SW °TIIE SStFSH 1 BULLS BEARS Pott, Brandies' and Champagnes M W.4 KS <M' HJ.VV. An invitation is extended to everybody- All who come . J. L Vonn. will be admitted to the ftnft W.Y. Wilxix' grounds without charge. Huflar. Jtms M«74.____________ “My object in this operation is to advertise my business, NEW PHOTOGRAPH and certainly a cutterworth $40 is worth spending one day for as it costs not a cent only to put in an appearance mOTTPE GALLERY for some one will certainly ha ve the cutter.” Ths draw­ ing shall be fairly done with' out favor or partiality. some of which nil mu ini. UNDERGROUND �AGENTS, DUE HOFKDTB and BAB1TEB, WELCOME! Michigan- Central R, ou. uuuu iso direct uvn, [CHAMPION GLUE® FOR HOUSEHOLD USES. H HEIMnUTTMM. i PDBE B8USS aii UDICDK, end If you never again hear of Duncan at Kidin. think that ba ia deed, aad that he died bleating you." Before she could gnawer, if, indeed, aho had mode up her mind what to my, ho had kiseed her forehead aad wm gone. Tbe next morning Danaan wm miming. A ah.ph.rd on tho hill* had eecn haa early in tha morning striding down tha glen. Day after day yarned, ;CHAMPION GLUES•? ' FOR WOODWORKERS. m>o Beet and Cheapest Mada-A K-orVOTMaBmwM in bealimr the ajck rtsmj fl hlfohrirtq. Tbsysaaa gwUe PurgaMva m wrfl m a Torte, relwrvinr Cxraewtion or Inflamrastion of the Urer andvSeral Organs, in Bilious Die- DAY AND NIGHT. S.AVE FIF^DOLLARS City Drug Store, ZswSLSSttJg&K THE MEW ELOXEMOE- valVe, **j sad evted the uro of atoebobe afimuknta aMro $ “ Sew’iT uidM w.“ msnma. Cltf Mid home, waa listening to tha adven­ tures of hi* bosom friend nnd compan­ ion, John Darts, who had been out with tha marauding party, when ho suddenly made tha latter a aigunl fur silence. "What naw F’ naked tha latter in a rsuw* i—< ’ BUro. , K.lawro.. Hutinga, Midi. kifii uJ'iS ZsekSM. Qrass Laka. <-%•!... BERRY BOXES. PEACH BASKETS AND ECC CASES AsMar. Xu ArWr. Ts-UaU. COLBY, INGHAM & brorato. antra. dzLW- 6283 above yon wall, and the last time there wm a man's hand under them—and there again I Jack tha devil U among we!” •‘More Jikciy some Scotch spy,". answcrtd the mure valiant Davie. “I will toy if his deyilihip's hide win turn a -.-J _v_r. TT*.___ I . gwsr Ltciri RUB FRESH FISH! ^SteVlSXiL ‘■Over right the thorn yunder—and there—aoe, by the thorn yonder— and Daria raised hi* bow a«d fitted hie anew, but before he could draw it to a head, n wild yell arosa from tho quar- CASH WAfiES ££“ OUTFIT MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. •g»u No saplui isiyirwL Wr *>*M Ui u*«i Is «»ry Uwa write st «a*s. sad m Grand River Valley Divinm INEW8P APBB REAL ESTATES Beat Thougti of Beet Arthan. Tho difficulty is not so for a friend aa to find a dying for —ZTescv. He that ungrateful but one; all other crimes “all along,” anna were scattered destroyed, bead* and limbs were broken, while out ot more than a thousand cav­ alry horses, eight hundred were wholly missing. Wont of all, tha tent whore the prisoner* had been confined wm thrown down and the jrieonera were gone Daeru'umen—nay, Lord Deere himself wm ready to swear that the devU had appeared in bodily shape, six times at leas: among them, and tu his power—dsubtloM iarokrd by tho Scots —tho whole disaster was attributed. The Adnuial wm by no mean* content with this explanation, but there waa nothing to bo done. Both haram and men wore gone l-eyund recovery. great to die friend worth baa no guilt may peas for Ho who aaddena at‘ thought of idl*imo cannot ba aUe, and he'a awake rbo thinks himself asleep.—Kasb. Strike from mankind the principle Q.BAND TBUNK KAILWAY. MAY^UnA AGENCY. An Eiuay Portunc I SUBSCRIBE FIFTH AND LAST BIFT CONCERT WM. H. HAYFORD. 8WS! IF' Utor.iNwriai fair. 1 1 k. 1 DENT1 Utt ' OFFICE IN COURT HOISE, 1. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. It waa growing toward sunset, cn tho third day after tho alarm lately unrated, when a young lad, who, in tbe scantne«a of the garrison al Craig-ond, had boon act to keep watch at the entrance Huuest thinkers are always stealing of tho glen, eame running to tho tower from each other. Our tnmds are full with the news that “throe or four jraw of waif* and astray* which we Hunk are rider* on great hones were coming up th* ■ >».». " r our own. Innocent plagiarism turns up everywhere.—hfo/aue. zAloft, on tbe throne of Ood, and not naked old Halbert, anxiously. •■And, and cn brew great steeds, such, below in the foot-prints of a trampling as the Sjuthnns ride," answered tho multitude, am tbe sacred rules of right, lad ; end I nm sure that tbe foremost ■Wtechno majorities ean displace or man of aR m Duncan of Eldin himin ex-mM of A sickening thought crossed Elsie's a -r- — mind at three words Wm it possible pleasure in ct-rsel re* is that which txrites it in others ; or tha art of pleasing that driven desperate by jealousy ami baffled love, Duncan had revenged him­ i* to team plaassd.—JSCtrttt. self in»>n her by bringing tho English ' It ia a law of nature that faint-heart­ ed man should bo tbe fruit of luxurious open them? “Friend or for. we must be ready for countnes, for wo never find that tho tU-rn,” said old Halbert. “Ambrose, «sme soil produce* delicaciee and bemy urn. gu with three man down the stream to the point you wot of. The There are a good many pious people rret abide hero with me. Elsie, get all who are M careful of their teligton m ready, and at the word from me, have of their beet eerriee of china, only using tha Udy away to tho hill I can not >t on holy occarioM, fur fear it should think Dunean would betray tu, but get chipped or flawed in working-day these are trying times." mr.-Ayfaa Zwvwtf. Inroeaistmt E*io! She, too, had thuught of such treachery, but aho wm apamryai her father fur hinting at it, as if suefna notion bad never crossed Iwrmlsd. The women prepared all things tor • hasty flight, and then Elsie went fartli to tho tjwrv-beod, and atreinodber eyes aad ear* to catch some mtaUigoM. 8be waa not left long in nspenae. Loud aborts—not rt wuet but of joy and triumpi.-amurod auu axarr, Will nr, 1 bee that it was no foe who sppsnaebsd. have owned thia oot far five ysara, and I have never known you before to 'Indeed." ropifod' &ad no heart to do it until the driak. I had oftaw ------ w--------i bafiswr. brt Iwaapassuadad that, abcaild I do it, some atnuiger would pi.wkjh. roroosndroLt the frail. Now. BANNER II! i;:_ $50,000 00 TO BE DBTBIBCTYO IB D. SIDE’S OXLY *1,60 A YEAR. GIFT ENTERPRISE! Ya tffifflwimfflffittjmu! EIMBffi, BEMSClt S WADSWCBTB, Ba Areas NsaAay. lag. ISO, WL BI GOODS AMD nr rrftmn iafan tf Gao. M. Dcwwr, o* Joaur H. Duxxu WM. H. HAYFORD, Engines and Boilers. WOOL CARDING Efltray Hotice. 52 jUNDERGROUND BEST OF WORK. ^rxr. ? :: i ure . J!um 1 aJ!E, IM Fin^iwreriBm*. k. 1 M t »• ».!8 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-07-15.pdf 45eb2940f727193b85e7ff8b7edbfd77 PDF Text Text Tn< f\«r<lin.icMt B\| Tr|* R^pilSUtCHJI B* RATES OF AD I ERTiSk Qeo. W.— V OL. XIX. NO. 1! MIM) tf- WHOLE NO. 948. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1874. -■ win, near tho center of Lak* county, 20 mile* west Tho road will eoon bo comSirted to Ludington on Lake Michigan i miles trom bore. Hix mile* reel of thio piece is Chara the present county seat of Loks. It is a town of 60 booses two or three years old, seated fo the WM-rwon*,; the Wolverine combined Corn and Fallow Culti' vator is the best in the market is four miles south-east, Ihl county seat al Osceola county. It numbers about 500 people, is situated on th* Horsey river, very near its junction with the Mukegon. It is bro a considerable stream and afford* abundaaoe of water power for tho business of- • small town. Seed City numbers about; 700 people. It has a couple ria re a stares and shops, has a good newspaper, a (Trailsd school in four departments. esvnral manatee tones of sash. door, blmds, 4c. The dwellings are in good strfc and’attrac­ tive, the growth of the place though not It is well made riding sale the celebrated Gale Chilled Plow having se­ and of thoroughly seasoned timber. It is cultivator, but is constructed that there is cured the ogonoy for this County. We warrant these plows superior to any other little or no weight on the horses necks even with Chilled plow in existence in the following particu­ out a rider. Any cultivator that depends on tin lars: rider to take the weight from the horses necks is imperfect as the riders vary in weight and the harder the ground the harder the beardown on the necAs. It lias also a patent leveler by which the teeth can always be made to run the same depth and level. No other Cultivator has this. Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction or no sale. Come and get one on trial. We are now offering for Lightness of Darft. Ease of Handling, Strength, Durability, Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to all kinds of Rowing, Price §40.00 NO EXTORTION! The price of the plow is Only $14.50; Plain Points, 55 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. DWIGHT & BURRALL DENTIST Nashville Mita TERMS LOW. sus-JrxitS saatflus-a ladastur* «f Mrtcan th* na W Ikre. SuArwl Pure Wines and Lienors! *tl> *»U*»* l*io, Is »rat »WI*»<* »*wrw*lr sresi»W*kl«lM uie”IraAtiaT to *X*«vyrWIte FOR MEDIC1XAL PURPOFC*. A full Ussof Iks finest Orucrrwe la the City, Inclmlisg ail ki»d« of Canned FrsiU sad Fish. b»«iS rail JT u. raT’.'r A GREAT BARGAIN be a place of much greater i importance than now. Tho Harrey river pass!* near this village. It would furnish considerable water power, but bos not os yet been improved. Home most exodlent elay for brick snd pottery has been found in the vicinity, the brick made from it be­ ing equal, if not superior to the best Milwaukee. The enterprising firm of Walter Brothen, of Pierson have rented tho ground, and hava placed workmen upon it to manufacture brick upon on extended scalo Tho soil here is gravelly, and mallow, sprinkling of pine. Very little exmparatirnly has been done by way of making forms in tho vicinity, anl fow fruit trees hare been planted out. The leading spirit a J. M. Baed. Ho wa* tho original proprudot. Bo map­ ped out and built up tbs town as far a* Here I am iu this pleasant primeval one man could be expected to do it town, with tho win^ whipping the sand He Is planning and pushing uth^ entorprisre for enlarging the bu*inra* from tho dry streets into our Dees, and the mercury away up into nineties. I left Sand Lake vvsterday, a point <5 miles south, and came to this place graylings caught with a fiy hook in this on tho G. B. A L B. B. The first, sta­ stream. They are a fish equal in exceltion we passed was Pierson, a village of lenoo to the speckled trout. Thar aver­ aged about eight inches in ten4th. about 30 house* per year. It has half They are quite fieo from borfb and ee­ tecmed n rare treat prepared far th* ta­ a dozen steam mills, and acres of lum­ ble. ber in tho viritity piled, seasoning and I saw hare several acquaintaaeeaand awaiting a market. This town has 2 former resident* of Barry county. dry goods stores, two hotels, and 3 or Among them a Mr. Doonan, Mr. Young and Kern Kingbury from Hope. They 4 shop* and saloons, a graded school in ore settled In busmens here and seen two department*, no churches, but two quito content with their forest homo. church societies, Congregational and Ttd* town ha* three hotel*, largely Metbodiit, both about to bu&d bouses __ ___j____ j i of worship. The land here is level and tyro, to enable the proprietor* to pre their guest* good accommodations. The rich. but. with tho exception of two or table where I torrid, was well supplied thre* form* but Utils improved. with good thine*, stfawborriee oth­ The next station of any importance t* er delicacies of the wrasoo, bat the bed six mik» north of Pierson. Howard is the present Wraiatu of tho D.L A L M. R. IL It is a lively business place of 1200 inhabitants and rapidly growing. A graded school io two deportments is bora,—a Mr. Keith and lady, of Assyria, have had it in charge the last tjro years. There are no church buildings, \bot SO storey and saloons, two hotels add two or throe mills. The soil hero is sandy, timber pine, but in the vicinity is ecme value ole forming land, timbered with eight miles north I* the next station of note. It is a thriving lumbering town on the Little Muskegon, with a graded school, no church building*, half a doz­ en mills; and 15 or 20 stores and sal­ oons, and claims a population of 800. A dam has been thrown across the riv­ er and preparations are on foot to make say tho lent I have slept ofleu upon the cold, damp groand, with a single blank*: and Ao dewy heavens above ma and enjoyed my rest well for I bad plenty of fre.b air and ao vermin to annoy me. The want of th* first and the abun lance of tho latter, made my night hour* here anything bat a season of rest It will bo a long time before the proprietor of Mat bote! will bate a chaooo to stretch me upon such a reck ol torture a* bo treated mo tu last night Why will our hotel keeper* p-r*i*t tn treating travellers to »uch wretched pattern and bard wadded • msirasrae, when a tick with a *bd fog’s worth of loose straw will make a bed good enough for a lord! 1 have lodged at many hotels in Northern Michigan. so.1 Lave only a neo had a soft and eomlortable bed. A reform in this particu­ lar hi demanded by the travelling pab- FARM FOR SALE! IfcWi Michigan THE PREMISES WILL RESOLD hr die TtaiS Dalian test Th*a ikatrumal rats* far wllrk Hire rar. Nil GOODS AID KCT PMCK THE OF THE TOW Hastings, Michigan. tlx miles further on, is surrounded by good fanning lands, now but little im­ proved, has several stores, about- 80 dwelEnga and a good school hoc re. The timber in the vicinity is bench. ma­ ple and hemlock with a sprinkling of pine, soil gravelly* and dry. eight miles north, has a population of 4.000. No similar town la northern Michigan is growing mare rapidly in business intarrats and population. Its mercantile, and lumbering transaction* amount to two or three million* an­ nually. The chief portion of the town is on the north rids of the Muskegon rrrer. Two graded zchuol buildings with twenty departments, four oe firs groceric* and a dawn mills and manufortorire make op the chief Industry of the place. Them is quite a contrast in the nature of the soil on different aiJle* of the river. That an the oast is tight and sandy, on |foo plain*, and not fer­ tile ; on the rest is a soil of gravel and clay and the timber beech and mapla ninom, ran i Msrara, tanning purpose*. Ttre.ro is a graded school, but no nreeting houre, and no mill* of importance here. Brandies and Champagnes anoiiRevuoo Lua of Ruckford. Thu land is quite leral and dry, with a gravelly, rich soil. Several good form, «nd form buildi«p uro in tight from this station. Tiiw re- FOR SALE ’ One Mare and Quit Oss Bai of Harases- One Oosr and two Hiefara praino form is an expensive operation. In Nebraska tho law wisriy removes tho necrasxtv for f«nco building, by pro­ viding for tie hording of live stock tend in Iowa, tho needs a' practical fanning life bring about very much tho same resulL Bet in each case, the law and tho practice are the things of the day. Il is bounds, obvious to the eye, wbixh axparate hteland from trial of bis neigh­ bor. If fence* were not a ounvouionca there would bo fonoo tbetwfore; but as fcnoeti are a convenience, the improv, ing prairie farmer sets himself to their creation as soon a* his bouse is boOi, and his land broken. Lire fence*, oi tears*, are the dmAretas.; and there ar* tbre* plants which are mort in fa- Tbe White Willow it also of hardy and rapid growth. Mr. CL B. Mendenhall, of Marahall County, Iowa, ha* used the white White Willow extonaively. Oa hi. Caras there are about thirteen mite. Waite Willow fencing, of foom three to eeven years grow tn, about half of wh»d?will turu cattle, and a portion, cut half a eortl of wood to tho rod. Mr. Maodenhall has also a grove of White Willow, cowriuc twenty ncroo, eat out six years ago. and wuich h* insiders to be worth 8500, �At' the Old Red Plaining Mill ' Foot of tho Iron Bridgo, Haatinfo, Mfch., Will bo found Constantly on Hand ; f'H* _ "lU iTurr 4 F*fftr aujfn, Dco^ fnviii, W»*r FlV“*t ^lnT‘1,i Xfrlt ?••?*/ >ltVlt IV1*/ 4*’ f'/'»«'/? tay »»»•*, Moldings of every Description. Plaining, Malching, Knowing, ^c., ^c., done with promptneta and aaiiafaction guaranteed. Moulding and Pattina are made a apecialty, all being fitted ready for uee- Cornice Moldings are Sprung and Beveled, and the Rake Moldings made to mitre with level moldings, on third pitch. Back Bands are Babbitted and Base Moldings tongued ready to nail up. All Doors, Sash, and Blinds are kiln dried began finishing. FKe are selling these goods at lower figures than can be ob­ tained tn any other town in the State. Persons will do well io get our prices before purchasing. Those inclined to doubt the above abatement will be convinced by call- J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY. 11 *4 ■ ■ Ig* . jssa3” . IBiu BHJJSHSSI1ifeffliJnHHsij p a»l II “■■ Jl .■*: 1,15 I Fl: ................. ,iHl" >.. !■■■■ $ shill ® i Wli'ihi IW»$’1 ! | :: nil ♦nil -■« 3 ilia 45! j! < i; !J!’»! thh I !i! t HWh UiihtiUitiruiiiiiiiiffiiiattkiBffiaiit feiiiin j:’l 1 pirfiriJ 11 tiilrhlj a31Kj s j r13 j ilia 1 jQj JIM tSjgJt aillU was,. » lUlfei*-^’4 ■■ $*S flwffipIfehdr aui I |i 4 j* : * �Th* Rjf><»ucv Bw«n- Obstacles to Marriage. NEW OFFERS! *4 fattl Mwg Itonfaiarm Trou/Mro ttea Us NEW IDEAS I REAL 'ATTENTION! AGENCY, All persona indebted to tha uadergned, either on Book account or Note, re hereby notified to call at once and the sarr e, and thereby save costa. * *«u Ud daybecauro a photographer wouldn't let her fan herself white she had her ma­ ture taken. HOUSEHOLD PAMACEA Harvest haada iu some aectious are commanding |5 a day. Rather holty to giro Ar. brehelaof th* boot wheel foe whet a man can secure ia taw hour*. vnr uwlA s. ng kt G J i> SEE ISE fiflEAT VLfCS OFHR! FAMILY UM ruanDl nUOD to aewle Ito ■M.UM'.'rid’ MSsritoW Ultol* <3ohn Mkhaol having completed painting the bam of A. J. Bowne fo now repainting th. foncu, whicfa a WM. H. HAYFORD. The King of the Reid WE WANT AGENTS. United Brethren will hold a! Camp Meeting on th. old camp ground on Mr. Peter Edmund'* land, it> the town of Baltimore, commencing Augutl 5U>, 1874. AU denomination, and people are cordially invited to attend. Hollingsworth's Steel Tooth Sulky Hay Rake. OFFICE IN OOUBT HOUSE, HASTDiGS MARBLE WORKS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Tho Boocher-Tilton affair absorbs a good than of public attention and forma the chief topic of conversation everywhere It ia evident that tho pre* are more or lew prejudiced against Mr. CHUBCHEI. W. T. EASTMAN, John Stanley’* now store will be completed and ready for occupation In tea dope. In the meantime be ia selling groceries to close out hia old stock, at which should command an ex­ On Friday eveuiag lari, tho wonder fal mode of giving away money waaj tatiun to attend the regett* at Saratoga ! shown on our streets by a man rolling on the 15th and IClh inat peaa. Several "bloods” who patron­ Ton son of A. B. Hall, Esq-, of Rut­ ised him got handsomely bis. Served land, for a basket of nice early pota them right. HASTTKOS LOPGE. y We treat our readers will try and onrourugo the newspaper borrower* of their several localities to mad our offer cm the rocoud page- No better or Letter* remaining In Haitinga I*. O. cheeper paper can bo obtained for the uncalled far July 14, 1874. Pomona exiling fur any of the follow­ ntuounl of money invested. On the morning after the fourth a ing will please aay "Advertised” Mre. Mary Cam. C. O. ClesaeoU, man iu thia city, on rising found ho was Harruon Cumming*. H. E. Green. E. pennileaa and beiag dry, resorted to trading off his coat worth 18 or 810 L. Haye* 2, Josephus C. fihayaer, Mia* for one hardly wurth carpet rag fodder Ida Scott, Fk> Banbora, D. I’. Sprague. Direct your letter* to No. of P. O. and fifty rente in change. box or drawer. Jzo. Rua»ra.P.M. Wo again, and for the last time, call thu attention of parties indebted to the The Carriage Exhibition. late Bsxxu Company, for any job work or advertising, to call at once end pay The Carriage ExhibiGoo aa advertis­ the same, er the accounts will be found ed in another column promises to be one of great importance. Owners of within-ten days. tho various vehicles are daily anauuncBriefs in two cases were printed in ing their intention to be present, and thisofltea, the week ending July 4th. show what has done theta much service for tho July term of tho Supreme Couit Mr. Reed already is making prvparulawyers *riUdi»w»U to remember that uous to entertain his patrons in good wo do such work more promptly, better, style. Aa the day (24th iu*U) come* sad ter loco money than any other of­ to the fanners, after a keg and contin­ ued duty of hard work in tho hay and fice lathe State. • hnrvcet field, it will afford them a day Lovers of billiard playing will bo pleased to know that J. H. Taylc has giro him a large crowd, which will be just carpeted hia billiard room floor, daly appreciated. If you havw not and the tablee being re-varnished and already read hi* adveriisment you given a thorough burnishing up which makes it now the beet billiard room tn tho city. For the awommodafaou of our sub.criben who desire any other book, magarina, or paper, published, with or without the advertized premium*. wo will obtain it fur you at the Lowtrr Rana, without any expense to you in tending the order. Treasury Joly lit was 11,120,840.36. Receipts for tho wook ending July 8th ware 856,884 54; payMiente during same time 829,221 .98; waving a balance ia the Treasury of 81,128,821.94; increase for the wook 87.68148. At Lebanon, N. H., a village with half the population of Hooting*, there ia located Mu loom* Lodge of Odd Fel­ lows, the receipts ef which frr the term ending June 30th, were 81.000,90 white the receipt* of Hasting* Lodge were only 1907,57. Something of a 8. Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, for the week ending Juno 24, 1874, and each bearing that date. Furnish­ ed this paper by Cox t Cox, Solicitors of Patents. Washiagtan, D- C.: • The wheat m thia county ia meetly harveriad, tho crop ia large, and the quality never better. ^Our Sheriff ia watering the youag tree* fat the Court House van! to keep than from drying up. Attention i* aakad to the call for a John, that "lively srrattMng” W flU in your eye, and thare Uno better County officers in the State than thuro who fill the place* in ftfo county. Il la possible there is room for improvotho .ubriitoting of the defaulting Treas­ urer of a school district in Irving for Billy Power* in the Clerk, cfflre would not be an improvement to our opinion. LIFE W PHOTOGRAPHS INK, CRAYON. WATERCOLOR AND OILS, to M Ml lit! Chromo Grand Exhibition of In Hastings, Saturday, July 25th, 1874. CHBOMOS ! Special Notice. Nev» Firm. a co-partnership for the purpose of doaa general business aa Blacksmiths, having bought out the blacksmith­ ing interest of Jack Rich, may be found at hia old stand on the corner of Church and Railroad streets, wbero they will be pleased to see all their old friends and any other person who may have aay work to be done in the lino ef blacksmithing. aprStf* PIOTUREe 1 ZE’IOT’CTiR.ESl I am now all alone in tho Photograph business, and aa I have made anwsgetaeate to increase my focilitiM for doing better work than over, all should cull and get a negative tnksn. Tho superi­ ority cf my work in tba peat is a suffi­ cient guarentee o' nrri-ukro work in the future. Rooms In ' Washington Block, south side State Street COLORADO EXCURSIONS. Paaz's Erraacr. Three who giro it io trial. nothing can induce to bo ithoutiL Try iff The Williams Mower and SELF-RAKING REAPER. Box for Preserving and Trumpeting Butter, W. R. Gillett and G. W. Hartahcrn, White Pigeon. Hot Air Furnace, E. H. Camp, Jack- 8aal Ixxk, J. 8. Lorimer, Detroit Boiler Washing M.ehixu, B. Wood,* Grand Ledge. Tho Supreme Court ba* decided unVegetable Slieur. J. Ballard, Almont. conititutioaa) the Arts of the Legisla­ Sewing Table, L. J. Fling and A. Tho wheat harvest is progrwroing ture of 1873 for the general iMorpora- Sand, Hillsdale. tion of Otic* and Yillagea. Though finely. Oar Axle Boz. 8. R. Hughe* St Jo(much censured fur doing no. we voted Cooler weather lari night. Imt it ftfPujrt both lhw-> bill* ou the ground didn't freeze. that we did not behove them either oxThe mt shade-trees in thia city gen­ erally thrive. r The-many Mend, of J. H. Tayter j The thermometer threaten* to get a* will bo glad to learn bo lias consented high aa gold. to hold another of bis popular Bowery Great scarcity of good “help” in Cann­ Daaoea. at lheir urgwnt *Miritation. On ing and housework. th. evening of tho 24th Inst, all who Street* dull. Howlt—fanaara.,Mo trip tho light fontastir toe can again mingle to boar the same good music and gathering their crop*. I^osr the gvwe_ apple doable* the lit­ anjoy Oiroieolree aceordingly. tle boy* into quarto form. ’ Oe Monday afternoon of lart week, Read tho able tetter of D. R. Cook J. 8. Van Brant our papular “bm” proprietor, had a coat .toten from the uu the Railroad question. w£on* eontemptabla thief haa stolen ‘•bm.” The thief turned oat to be a traveling man. who had been . celling the drinking cup from tho city pump. Any on* having lor cate any cherries, lead pencils hare ou the fourth. He can find a gash customer at the Baxzm gave up the coat but escaped before the Marshal had hfo clutohe* on him. The firm of Orebte A BuaroU are Bui Tory little poetry !• "»<>■ written kept busy jilri now putting up hard­ •bout cat*, and yet with them the mew* ware al a frarfcl rate. They bare <ngiaated. had a vrry busy waron .rolling plow*, The beaaty of croquet ia that it’ wzvmovrors. reapers, mk^ cradlro, rim or become* tireeotna, though it la aL They ure pfooty of printers mk, and Stranger—Where is a good Barber Shop in thia City 7 Citizen—Go around on Jeflarson St, to John Beoamer’x bo haa shared me for the last ten years and always done me a good Job. Stranger after getting shared to Citizen—1 must say I never had a bet­ .-----*. v ,p, aa good a Shop aa Western Michigan ho patornlaed. . ----- ---------- > Barber says he give* lua customers aSchiafe (German word for sheep) but John gives a Rtese. Hhf I will give away to my cusinters “One Square Box Cutter complete, icarth who has at any time bought new of me, ana are the own­ ers ofor shall borrow for the occasion. Carriages, Bug­ gies, Democrats, or any ve­ hicle, the body of which is hung on springs, who will appear on the Bair Ground, ROUGH and DRESSED as above mentioned.” Par­ ties who have bought more LUMBER, than one Buggy of me and will bring them with a team or horse attached will be pre­ Timber, Lath, Shingle. Baah, Doots, sented with a ticket for each Dltda, Moulding*, Frame*. Brackr\jind all kind* of Joinan vehicle when he enters the grounds, his name entered m a book and the number of his ticket marked opposite Custom Planelng, Sawing his name. and Turning The manner of drawing shall be left to the ticket hold­ Done on Short Saties. ers to decide on the Grounds, at the time of drawing. AU entries must be made before S o'clock,for at precisely that time the drawing, will com- This occasion will be a good time to exhibit horses as well as buggies, and a general good-tune may be Hand Rail, Nowall Pool, and Balnatera, $50,000 00 SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE! To Srsws ffiqp Nth, 1174. CKGBAKDCAffllLfflffiliMnMJ)! k« MseAay. WOOL CARDING ALWAYS OJV HAND. An invitation is extended to everybody- AU who come will be admitted to the grounds ■ without charge. My object in this operation is to advertise my business, NEW PHOTOGRAPH and certainly a cutterworth 940 is worth spending one day for as it costs not a cent only to put in an appearance FEROTYPE GALLERY for some one will certainly have the cutter.” The draw­ ing shall be fairly done with ­ out favor or partsaldy. There wiU be refreshments BEST OF WORK. �roof of th* principal one Is a great rreervoir eosmsoted with hydrants in tbo coerte; and on warm days tbe courta, the walfo, tbe botenfoa, cad even tho groat glass roofs tbonimlvvs, are thcr- Th* ventilation of the poise* it on • »w plan; so fax as I know it ii tha on­ ' building ia th* world that ran bo dl*dp*metly rantilalad. Thh fe of. «ted by immenM subteranren galls- THE SOCIAL PALACE. WomAn, whoever you are wbo*o eyo calchra tho abuvo hooding, read this ar­ ticle carefully. It is written especially for you, and lor thia renaon: you are surpiaous ofjeommunity life, combined household*, etc. They suggest to you a nlac* where there are duties and saepBce* for principle's sake, tbo compen­ sation beipg, among other things, soci­ ety, which you fool protv certain from all j ou have read and l.isird, world not benefit you much unless you an one of the shirk*. Hence when your male friends tell of combined houMholda you either oppose tbo idea or you assent simply because you do nut wish to 1h> considered unprogressive or old fcgyisli 1 aadar the courts, •a through them ----------------------------- j through interior paoMcea in tho walla that open by regutsroInto ovary apartment It u the design of Mr. Godin to pat hot air furnaces ia there passages and thus warn the palace at tho same time it is ventilated; about tho timehu book waa written (1871) this had not been aecompliahad. Tbe ground story of tho palaeo is used lor shops of all kinds. Every­ thing that families or individuals can want, are there supplied without going into the Open air, and at a moderate advance upon the cost Mr. Godin has antlered untold poreocutiun through the merchants of Guise, who consider him | an enemy to their profits. Tbe adj tracts of th o palaeo are tho school building with the nursery on tho first floor and connected with one of the quadrangles by a covered corridor so that all the little and big children cau attend without umbrellas or over­ shore whatever ba the weather; tho theatre a very beautiful ornate building, with a fine auditorium, stage wardrobe and all modern appointments for theat­ re*! repreoentattoos; a restaurant, a bakery, a cafe, a billiard room and a reading room, swimming baths, a fine steam laundry with the best modem iter-house.) is splendid or a part eff the time, pi> unti nurwt it from tbo bread at intervals, or keep it whoUv in her own apartment, just as also phases. Free nnrsre nro duaeo Aw known capacity, and thnwgh moth­ ers at first thougiit they could not their infante out of fhrir sight, they aeon learned to bo grateful for th* nurMry because tbs babies thesnselrns fretted at homo aud wee* ort>*a until they were taken back among their peers. The nursery Is kept ax sweet as tt rose garden, the youngest balrire go to bed without crying and without rocking. Strangacs bare freely testified to thia. They bare trrcs of all kinds, and from th* broad balcony of tho nutsery on fins day* they watch the parrote end gay birds in tbe aviary, and are taken into tlie grounds and gardens to IroUo and roil on tbo lawns. There are wagnifi. csat hot and cold mimmiag baths for all. One very near to tho surface of tbe water so that tho smallest children may dispnat themselves with rcitiro eafoty. In tbo palace there is a medical de­ partment whore two physicians and two midwives uro in constant attendance, and all medical and nursing |»rapher. r.aliaare at th* service of the siek. Whenever a workman ia ill be draw* > daily amount from th* rick fund for the support of his family, and if he die* hi* children are adapted and trained up to a useful and industrious career. In ths school* there are many prix** TboM who toko high rank for politeness aud grace of hearing are reworded by being admitted to tho dramatic eocinty —a much covotad-honor. Music, both vocal and instrumental, is taught thor­ oughly. In May and September there are two great tertivals, one to th* chil­ dren ana the other in hotter of labor. WELCOME! SOUTHERN CORRESPONDENCE. Thu articlo may appear out of time, but having been frequently caked. to give in the columns of the Davxu the mult at my experience during my re­ cent journeying! through the south, an account of it eTun no* may no! be en­ tirely unintemtfng to your readers. 1 loft MJcb. on the 5th of Feb. last Ft. Wayne. Cinn,, Louisvilfo and Naxhvill. Long before 1 reached the but named city the snow and ice had di»aj>peorod. I found the usatber moderate. i No oUmu living thing can gn so slow m a boy on an errand. ThagraetMt truth* axs the almplast; a nd Karo Use greatest mm. Rowpt for a hot braaktart-Admlre your tendlaily'a new toanec, ralherthau think only half wtixt you any. It te no* pomlM* to hasten the ripen­ ing of fruit by holding a temp under OLD, RELIABLE ABD DIRECT IQDT1 ward heads tag above th* building. It is poorly arranged for comfort and eonvsnieuce, and contrasts strongly with the neat and convenient school building* so common in Michigan. There are ten attorneys in Manches­ ter and about as many at Tullahoma. How many of these it woaid take to make a good one it fo difficult to tell. They seemed to bo a good natured, jol­ ly Mt of gentlemen that undentand thvir proiaarion. Meatmen hero drevs in cheap Unsoy-wooiMy. Out of 20 at­ torney* in attondaneo at th* Circuit Court, which wa* in Mtsion hare, only one or two beridM th* two Judges ware TBE HEW FLOBEB CE. broadcloth. Among th* people who at­ tended church, none, not even tho ladle*. ratCR. nobstewtsay eteer t< VALUE, *00 Steve I heel.* Mre H*m«l to pay any particular attention * * V ED. *50 by beyiog * rtorreM. to style iu dreaa. ths^oMi and north ut tho town, uniting the, r green waters a mite below. They AU tho way from Nashville to Tullahama, 70 miles south-east. 1 mv (ra­ are considerable end rapid streams with pavelty and rocky beds and ces of tho disastrous war that so lately shore*, and numerous falls, affording desolated thia whois country. The reabundance of water power, almost wholly unimproved, There is here a chMp end valuable opening for a doten mills. With a pro per outlay of capital labor and ingenuity, this town might Murfrecsboro, we passed the burial almost be mad* to rival Ito greater ground of the soldiers who fell in tho namesake in New Hampshire. succession of bloody battles that occured There i« an opening b ere for another here in 1802-8. Tbo grounds are laid out and staked with great regularity branch of buxine**, too. With a *ufand order, and include several acres. | fleient aud proper investment of capital Some graves bare monuments and head this might become ooe of th* best wa­ atones, white the numerous white slats, tering place* upon th* continent for I at the bead of tho greater number, point summer resort. Thor* are many springs । ihu stranger to tbe unknown sleepers of pure cold and delirious water gush­ I beneath. Tbo Government has provided ing in large carronts from the rocks and ' for tho protection of there •■honorable gravelly banks. There are chalybeate, i graven'’ by a costly fence, and keepers rod and white sulphur spring*, and 4x- scaling of ire in the morning. great quadrangle is decorated from base to dome with garlands of flowers, banner* and trephine of labor, physical or intellectual, and there, amid thousanda of spectator* that pour in from miles around, filling th* tiers of gallcnts that extend all around tho court, prices are Outnbutsd, speeches are made, and when this is over the corps of firemen on gay uniforms transform tho scene with magical quickness into a magnificent ball-room where, under the brilliant gas, and to the sound of the Social Palace Bands of music, happv feet “tread the moaaurm of tho dance/' until far into tho night. For all these advantages of cumfort, education and culture, the inhabitants pay simply their rent, which is about the same others pay for their crowded, inconvenient tenement acroiumodations; and with all this, he it *nid for the ben­ tire employed to look after mid guard efit of narrow-mlndvd capitalists, the'' ham rough intrusion Ibis resting place enterprise pays six per cent, un tho i of our country’s gallnut dead. money invested. Capitalists can make From Murfreesboro to Tullahoma, more by tho ordinary tenement system to besorr, but the result of their cupid south rest, the distance is 40 miles. ity will be —what their Wurst fears an­ The country is rough, alternating with ticipate. Lrt tkrm learn a trim l-’fv't >t hills and rallies, and timbered with oak, locust, clmsnut, whitewood, beech I aud maple. Tbe sail ia good, but undciluid with grey sock and limestone. . There are a plenty of streams of pure water and coot, refreshing spring* gnsh< ing from the hdbudee meni w’wndar the control of two councils of twelve, one of men th* other o! I women, which unite in deliberation whenever necessary. There councils are elected by universal suffrage. Citican moans iwrson in tho Bootel Paineand no certificate of sex is required iu tbe election* 1 All rote who are over sixteen years of ago and younger than that even, if they are able to support themselves by their industry, Mr. Go din reys this may not be considered wise by many people but it works ad­ mirably. There is a reason for this. Tho children even in tbe Ipwest d-tres You are right enough gonerail/vjn of the echool undarstand well tho aim­ your uppoaition. \\ hen your made pie system of democratic government friends talk of establishing a community that prevails. They oloet by ballot tbeir little industrial Chiefs who lead them forth into tbo gardens on fine days, cipalnl from tho cradle, the cook stove where, supplied with their little imple­ and wash tub! If I must be still a ments they carry out tho instrwtwns slave to three, I shall not make any received by their chiefs from tho head great effort to change.” You may My gardener. For thia they receive a cer­ thia without any fear of being called tain amount of money; and Mr. Godin nnprogreaaivo by any one whoso cpin- saj s these little cbieto are exceedingly ion fo worth considering; fur there anxious to fill their offioo ao well that never was a housekeeper so devoted they may gain tho approbation of their that the did not long to get free from constituents. From what Mr. Godin cooking and scrubbing and washing ,at say* it ia evident that tho young gene­ a duty, uuIom indeed she bad grown ration growing un in the Borial Palare, old in such service, and become a more ore the words baUot. election, constituhard-handod unattractive scrub, with anta, candidates, Ac., with the same all hope and all ambition crushed out eomprehansiou ttsal IU; do doll or of her; and there never was o mother bop-scotch ; so when they come to vote so tender and to devoted that she could for tho officers controlling higher denot bo exhausted in strength and pa­ partmeata they understand that they tience by nursing liUle om* hour atter uro dealing with different features in hour, day after day and month after tho problem of which they have studio J month. What mtn is -L— — tho first principle* already. rompreiiend what it it to steam over T Tbe law -Utirertreu m prs/erfwosJ tbo wash-tub and ooe' ing stove* *11 U ia fully recognised in the day, and then when all ort sinking for tfocia Social Palace. Th* women council can want of rest, to Imre a-------j tugging at discuM any port of tho management, ----------------voice,"as the organ-grinder aald of the the brossl all night ? Why, tho half bat it ia found that they naturally gear- donkey. • of shat thousands of women enduro itata tcrwardaUbo domestic department, Pitsburg has a preacher who thinks hu» never been written or spoken and the nursery, the schools, the teaodry, the theatre feeds un sin and revets In can ealy bo fully undorstond by women and they oversee and report upon the iniquity. tbcmaalve*'.-------- •--------------------------- . quality at the supplies. “All right, old skillet-leg*," Mild a Mr. Gedin, tbo founder of tbe Social •'There is but ono law in the Social Kansas lawyer to a Judge who fined him Ifolacw at Guise, in France, sooms to Pateoe, and that is liberty,” ssys Mr. have had a mavelous insight into the Godin. Any woman ean do all hor wants of tho pwoplo when be organised cooking and washing in her apartments ; the social lifo in that magniHcent home, tho ean keep her babiae there all the which hi* humanity led him to build lime, or pert of tho time, and the rest for hia workman and their families. in the nursery just as she plearee Ho reason* in bis book thus : Kissing your awertbeart Is tlkn sating There is only on* thing obfigatory and To know what th- poor should have that is that tbe children must bo kept soup with * fork ; It takes a Ion* time — .---------------------- <bBt who ntscbooL It ia hardly necessary to to get enough. ham tiehre invariably supply ~ for --them- add that there fo a remark able unanimA policeman In New York div Iim sBtlrrs; for mankind is one in all essen­ tty of sentiment among tho women rel­ robbed * prisoner o. $1,000; but we don't know that that's news. tial needs. ative to the advantage* at the laundry, lx a Dublin newspaper appeased the Tbe rich build tliemselv** palaces tho nutsory and tha great cuisine or with spacious grounds and Rsrtlms to kitchen, This last supplies n constant following : “A number ot draih* ere unavoidably postponed." delight lica'ure hours. . demand for hotaorpe and roasts, made "Bob bow te your sweetheart getting Very wall; tho poor should bgv*1 duhes, vegetable* and everything nec­ along T’ ••pretty well 1 gut**; alio My* their palaces with spacious ground* essary for tbe simple or elaborate re­ I needn’t rail any more and gardens to delight their leisure port. Aa tbo women are free from , A Georgis girl fo going to lecture on hours. nursing and cooking cores, they taka “Klaac*" tn Waahiogton. tib* will t>oeThe rich have nopsrato rooms for ’“"T ■.P°*i<iotu “ the indnatries, slosping. for dining, for cooking, for ■••bools, shop*, laundry, etc.; over eev- , cow, Ky.,in whicb“lbe young lady wm washing. Ac. enty are thus engaged on regular sola eooampanlcd , by her porenU '' Very well; the pnor must have all ties. Those women coming in at noon A Cincinnati physician was absurd th«M. and meeting their children from their <enaagh to take some ot hie own medlTha rich <lo not drag out the Urns of schools and their husbands from their atce* The coroner'* fee was gio. 1 women with tho never ceaaing nursing work, send to tbe gapot cuisine and get Aman wbo attended tbo race, a few of children. They have nurseries aod whatever they want, nd hot snd per- evenings eInce, says It was m exjwtisfre 1 nuroee whose special function m to **• fectly cooked, and nt a cost which is but m 1 bu> lug randy m a ding store. that children are well cared for and a very alight advance upon tbe actual Yeung men ere ao acarre Ju Memphis F—T wea ; tha pM, wM bn. Uwlr cost of th* article*, end thus ait *xc*l- that one is considered enough to take rareof fourteen girls at a picnic. iMtfilnMrfo qniokly eecved without .UM—a wh.„ th- Mwi. ot d>iHm tho loe* of time or mwnvtag tho trouble । A Boutli Carolina county recently refuwsd to etact a man named Qtlr* ahvriff of mustsriag and preparing 1L Win**, beaMia I he had stolen hog*. being purchased in great qnautittM di­ •‘I say pot. are rem mMep ?•' ‘‘Not ”Than beaflhor tendin’ me rectly from the producers, are furnished aal**ipT' . ” Trnsslep bejaberol', cheap and pore to the members of th* aqufcrthar. ' engaged and rvrry means taken to onA recent critic upon Otheliu had the cure them a good education folfoaribg: "The Mdor, Miring a bolster Of th* internal ardor uf this rerideno. ‘ Very well; tho puor must have Coe full of rag* and Jealousy, smother* her." schools tho best teachers and every ‘•limy,don t (bie) pul any bay nun (blejon my fsoe/caus It’ll make (hie) means to develop nil tbs force* of their r*s stnylrpefow ss*f ilt fr— ifiti'rr , my tell* think I’vvtecn (hlc)drtnkln’.,$ children. and ax the courts are lighted with grw The rich hare leisure to study and fr*]itontly break* it; tbs pawnbroker fur social entertainment. They have take* the pledge and generally keeps it. libraries and works of art They bar* mum. baths every day, and comfortable and A errantry boy, having beard of Mil­ Education in the school, embrace, a er* braving up anchors, wanted to know wide rango of ecieatiCc and practice* U U waa a*Mtakn<*> that mads them do drill. In tbe lower daaees the Froobel mrei*.. conrtitate n important pnrt. m DMp witters make a stHlnotee. Bode What ar* the Froebsl oxereUe* ? r£Ly doepM^. ,f readers will oak. Thia fo moat easily Th* best thing to lake before slugiDg Michigan Centra! R.iR beautifully upon an olsrated rolling ground, by tha bank of Duck river, and in tho midst of a plat of 30 acre* that belong to tho corporation. It wa* pat up by private entorpriso, at great axponsn. Two ungainly ^chimneys on tho ootsidu at either end, and ten or twelve more thoroughly explored. Tho houses here are old in years and style. Tho huge chimneys of brick and sumo built up on tho anttide gift the dwellings an antique and chscvleM appearance. The comfortable parlor atove so common in stead are dreary fireplaces in remote corners of large, cold rooms, giving in­ sufficiency of beat to make one comfort­ able in the midst of winter days. No doubt habit ho* something to do with The country u not highly improved one's feeling* in this particular, but for save in the neighborhood of Murfreee- myself, I suffered more from oold in a wook here by their cheerless fire-place*. land ia mure level, tho timber mainly oak and tho soil gravelly and light. Thia village contains about 800 people, ha* several store*,a good xhcvl, sever­ al lawyers' office*, a hdel, and a weekly newspaper. A branch railroad stretches off to the coal banka of LcMianvillo, Thc. upjier classes here are Invariably hospitable and kind to strangers. I re­ ceived from the prapfo of Coffse county, the county scat of Coffee county, ia 12 only kindnoM and rourte**y at every miles east upon this road. From Tul- turn.. The tavern at Manchester was lahama al! the way to this place the well kept by a polite, iuntoUigant land­ land is bvel or just gently rolling It lord, named Fleming. Hia tables were is timbered with oak, locust, ash, wal­ woll supplied, hia room* well furnished, nut, butternut, bickury, poplar, perilm- and ho did everything proper for th* on, chestnut, and black-jack. It is a comfort of hit guests His beds wore new country, with but little i mprove - soft and comfortable, and his charges below tbe usual price* iu Michigan. sands of broad acres uotouched by the I The Ku-Klux hare figured here, and axe, are stretching out on every ride here have immolat'd their victims. with a surface a* invitiug In view as ’•Hangman's Tree’’ was pointed out to any uncleared land I hare ever so n. j me. 1 walked under it* branches withTho soil is quit* dry, made up uf a lit- ' tie clay, with gravel, Gue sand, and 1 that brought about Ihsas summary ex­ crumbled freestone. Many |«ople not II oentjous I will not speak, save to say. nd crested in th* sale of these land* pro-1 that in tho cases stated to me, colored nounco th* soil “no good." Much of m«n suffered for rape* upon white wo­ it can be bought up iu large or small men. Wu icmetimee bang white men quantities at price* ranging from |2 to without Judge or juty for aimilsroffou'c* per acre. Of course, tti* qealily cf These people are not over enterpris­ under a good state of cultivation, would ing. There ate, of course,' honorable be fertile and valuable. Judging from exceptions. Many largo land-owners th* shiftless style of farming practiced fold their bauds and wait for strangers in th* ricinity, the true valo* of these to come in, buy them out and do some­ land* ha* never hoed fairly tested. 1 thing. - Som* things about thia country are certain Tho cKmate ia healthy and delightful, the water pure, abundant BERRY BOXES, PEACH BASKETS AND EGG CASES COLBY, INGHAM A CO. DOMESTIC USHWGESxSSK OUTflTFREESSi MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Divisim LAST CHANCE .A.n §50,000 00 Easy Fortune I FIFTH ANB LAST IIFT CONCEIT L. DEJ GIFT ENTERPRISE! Miillt mtiKUDciPfriLiwiyiiiffiui' p=l“ bracis Bittaro diepfoy ■» deridai M tefaaore thrt improvement is soon peroepUbte. Jaandi<*.-In aS mm* at jwaffin*. 0*. Fswity Cwn.~ ..4 MsuhH U.ror-. with “vavjress’M Hsrewa. waste »ijhi! arsii&’zfiriXiSTi: Er I If. WOOL CARDING REAL ESTATE Professional men are at a discount What ia wanted of settlers and amigvaats <o thia dagion is energy, industry, capital, hearts willing and hands ready Tho people are good livers. The ta­ bles arc supplied with all the variety of luxuries common at the North. Cat­ tle more grating in the Holds. In eome cases without other care. Ge***, turin summer, and far enough aoutli to kise, hens and hogs are much more nu­ exempt it from tha severity of cold that merous, and better cared for than with distinguish our nsrthern winter*. The few fruit trees seen around hero, giro Tho enevilabl* black cook h an ap­ evidence of neglect but are frosh and thrifty. Tho peach, apple, plum, and purtenance of almost rvwy kitchan. I barn * >uggestion to make; but I sup­ pore my friends in the South will not heed it. When aouthora people shall put th* colored cooks oat of th* kitchen, suit, are clambenng upon tbo forest dispose with colored waiters at th* ta­ tree* in *very direction, bearing abun­ ble, supply their plare* with u**t and dantly in tbeir proper eeaeoa, a grape comely white persona,—wk*n they shall that equals in tike and flavor eome of build thair dwelling* with regard to tho beet cultivated varieties grown in beauty and comfort,—substitute tho tho north. Tha owner of a tract of aev- bandy, corofortablo stove for the ungxiuly, cbee rises fire place, and dispense with their hug* and awkonl outdoor chim­ ney*, they will have mad* farther adlaat res sun from every acre. Tho peo- vancM in civilization tnan now. ido gather what they care for, and tho remainder is left for wild fowls, or to rot upon tho vims that ding to tbe lofty tree tops beyeno the reach o! human hands. Th* straw berry. tbo raspberry, tbe gooseberry, tho whortleberry, and blackberry grow wild in great qtisnti- D. SINE’S IWi KKU VLAS JtOXTKJ.r AGENCY, THEMIW IMFKOVED BEST OF WORK. WM. H. HAYFORD. office in courr house. Guarantee NEW mum EfflBSWSSSTOeBACHINE. Satisfaction! HASTINGS, X. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-07-22.pdf fbf4cef73c0490eec119713508afe493 PDF Text Text Tif« R,ir<i*Licm ' Ceo. M. D»wey, VOL. XIX. NO. 18. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1874. WHOLE NO. 947. I kept m v peace until the evening of the proposed fretlrlty. then I cotauitsd Bart Brainly with regard to my wearH. put m pereaainn o.'all I was dselrou. of knowing; after ward. I made my toilet and presented niysejfto him for examination. Ha pronounced everything perfect, and all being -U.facu.ry we tormedtalely mt out for tbe/Mr. I resolved In my mind what I had better do, con,We ring that It wav to be my tint appearance In ar Jdocratlo soci­ ety. I could no* avoid tbo concltaion that I would present a vary awkward appearance. However, I kept at area. I was not a "card” In soefoty by any meaaa, but under Bralnley's protecting care I entered the throng of vfadtora. Ireceiv d an IntrodndWn bare, an introduction there, and was soon !mmcmed In bertulown dlfflcnltie.. Ftrot I would stumble on some fair lady’, drees, than I would retreat agamat same Irate old gentleman. Ac., until I was F■ VHICTAKA^tnwj^r-lrodgss mBrow*. A. P. DRAKE* . E-V-BROWy,!*. D. l-ATHirr.-Oar. «.«r tbs ..or. of T the Wolverine combined Corn and Fallow Culti­ vator is the best in the market It is well made and of thoroughly seasoned timber. It is riding cultivator. bo constructed that there little or no weight on the horses necks even with­ It has also a patent leveler by which the teeth can always be made to run the same depth necks. >>•* f.'**1- We warrant these plows superior to any other orpntulored savage. But I was noL foe I had bad a vmgr llbeml education, but not so much in rose water c *,uctry “ An letters and literature. I coaid alt down and pen an article on the baMpns M well as anybody. I could write the plow in existence in the following particu­ out a rider. Any cultivator that depends on the Chilled lars: rider to take the weight from the horses necks is imperfect as the riders vary in weight and the harder the ground the harder the bear down on the Ease of Handling, and level. No other Cultivator has this. Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction or no sale. Come and get one on trial. Price §40.00. •houldnoldo each and rath thine*! but to go Into society sod carry them Into effect was another thing. I find It much easier to tell Aow a thing should be done than to do It; and so I found cut before the eventful evening of my a,6ut In society culminated. I «». sure I was the "obwrved of all oh(mt not on tecouut of my ef fcmlnale beauty, because I bare oom to Strength, Durability, Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to all kinds of Plowing, able world. Perchance I should yet shine a very lum'oary in the beau monde world. Burt seemed to be enjoying himself, and, so far aa I could see, ail were snJoylng thmnaelvre but me. I was meat mherenlc. ] e-iaayed to render mywlf Interesting, but signally failed. Not rnUl alter repeated attempts did 1 think of giving up. At hut I wound my way round a cir­ cle ofyouirg ladle. and confronted Burt. For tbe 11m Ume n him): mounted to hb temple, and a look of impatience pawed athwart his coaotrnance. • But,’, said I, why In tbs dococ •.popular phrase) don’t you make a martyr of your—If and db amid tbe ac­ clamation. of . devoted people r • Thu was a stunner, for ho looked blankly around as If Jn doubt as to what 1 could possibly mean. I did not wonder for I could not tell mywlf. But I had resolved towy something. and It came forth in its crudest state. The fact of It was I had burst in upon them with >h<- Intention of saying •cmothlng appropriate to tbe occasion, but had not stopped to consider tbs probable consequence!, and the result was I retreated in great oonftudoo. I continued my retreat until I reached tbe hat-rack, for I bad resolved to pat tbo Dearborns’ bouse at least half a mile in the rear before another five minutes should roll by Any person witnroalngrny departaro would have believed mo non compu. menti,. But I was not. I was slightly confused. That was all. The ball was lighted, but-' I waa so thoroughly mixed up ths’, it waaurterty impoadble for me to pick out my own head-gear. 1 tried sever ,1 bate < n, bellcvlng each one to be my own: but It wa, no use; they were eitb r too email ■* too large—one “taking main” entire ly; and if Burt bad only witae-ed my proceedings be would bare vowed that I was an escaped lunaile. I was n-arly •o, sure enough. I Wanted my haL EM Will HWI Tira BE AUSSTEB TO USE THREE HORSES NO EXTORTION! REATH, SALUBi y V k. CO. 1I11IM IX Ft Jtirrn’RE. l-eWMwr O* The price of the plow is only $14.50; Pin.in Points, 55 cents; Cutter Pointe, 70 cents. DWIGHT » BURRALL DENTIST Nashville } - Michigao. 902323485353565323 FARM FOR SALK Sw«f» H«TEL> Estwm hi TERMS LOW. ____ Pure Wines ini Liouors! A GREAT BARGAIN At last fortune.tavored me, and I be­ came eo overjoyed In tbo discovery of ‘my" hat ■ that I Involuntarily gave three hearty ebecis. • • • Hearing the tramp of feet and a showerof female ahriek», with th. rapidity of thought, ihoaituaUen tteshrd through my brain. 1 bad roused tbe bouse I I mu.t act insta tebeoaely—so, wiring wliai I JOI pom-d tn b... my coat, 1 dashed for -be door; but to eave my lil» 1 couidu t ■pen it, fbf there were ra re petes’. and trump ry attached to It than y.*u could comprehend in two. hours, time. I ww. very dexterous at this ear tlcular moment it may well be supposed, but my efforts were fruitless, and in a FARM FOR SALE!' .^^essSmk'SBi -----MOUTtl AUEXALE. THE PRBMI8ER WILL BE SOLD LAMJ^'OR NEW STORE! HI GOODS AND NEW PRICES For Die Ttaiail BjUars Les Ils the crowd and reeapo by the back way, but unfortunately I are .topped st that very instant, and an »M gent lemon vw rlfsreted: "Stop thief! Stop Iblaf! He be. TOTHRBsranF Hiram' Hastings, Michigan. “Oh, wy," exclaimed a gaping femalr, ‘be ha. slolm my water-proof. Yre.ltwa.lroe; I ltd mistaken Ibe a.-ticlro for my owu. No wonder that the bLrxiriJ hat wouldn’t po en. and where the deuee tbs ale.vn <,r that coot wre. , JMTSSrx'sararzs MY FIRST SOCIAL. ..wared through th. roar wnnmoe. Bimm, bbsoj llclug a bachelor ol thirty-live. and never having been a courting. 1 was very'curious to know what M meant 1 nod baurd a great many stories, had rood a great many storira, but was not wholly aatwCed. The fast of It was, I •rfr hod to try it myself a nd not depnd i niwim, Brandies and Champagnes JUOVjUOO FOR SALE! �■MV nervation is gsrtisbod with quotations! from 8h>kesj>caxe and tbe Scripture, I and even with several effective ihrusta. —. J— ^ol„iSv Crinal, remove the tails ami Republican State Convention. i been unable to got office.” County Convention. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. A» it teems tiiore than prob­ able, that raort* of the present incumbents of the State Offices, tut they should be, are tp be re­ nominated, and as we deem it of the utmost importance that the Farmers movement should have X»ue of its ablest- representatives Where, however, tbo add roes might well hare been fuller, is upon tho rela­ tions of the Republican party to the fu­ ture. Wo are paarnng out of uno po­ litical ora, with ffil of its trials, issues,• principles and motives, into another wholly unlike it. Of this wo have not tho least poeaiLle doubt. Is tbeRepub­ lican party toady for tbo change, nnd does It hold a decided v outage ground ? We have not the least hesitancy in an­ swering both those questions iu the uf. firtnatirO. With regard to tho specific items of refortn, whether iu respect to finance, tbe business interests of ths people, questions of a political bearing or those rotating tu official purity aad efficiency, their shaping is yet to come. All parties can and do adopt general resolutions that sound well enough, but to frame aad carry through practical measurto is altogether another matter. It ia dear, however, tba! tho Republi­ cans, if faithful as they hero been in the past, hare tho field to themselves, ■fbo reasons for thia opinion may bo stated summarily si follows: . First, w«* eleariy compruc tbo great body of tho intelligent, thoughtful,enterprising, moral classes, to an extent which no other party'can begin to lay claim. Hero is onr inspiration and solid sup­ port. Secsrad, our record is splendid, and it inspires all true men, from every lino and letter of it, to A rsylf, and The meet curious thing in. tbo matter . noir, is the sudden separation of Mrs. i Tilton from her husband. Mrs. Tiltoa I wont befors the committee appointed to i Inroaiigato Mr. Beecher, and gar - her testimony. What she testified to, tb» onaunittee only know, but it is under­ stood that she denied distinctly and «tplfritly lhat Mr. BoMlrnr had over ntfared her on indignity—in short that At all areata, tbo returned to bar homo and told her husband that in cousequence uf tho course he had taken, their jiaths in life would henceforth bo apirt. and she left him, probably for- Of cour.o thia, is nil conjecture, but the probability it that tho Beecher party knew what Mrs. Tilton would tes­ tify to, which accounts for their jaunty cunfidoac ia their ability to crush out Tdton. But what t*ecomes uf Mr. Beecher’s cuufesdun ? methinks I hear una ask. Easy enough. Suppooo tho astute Henry Ward Beecher should af­ firm that hs signed it under compulsion: or suppose that there is nothing direct in iL Suppose when it cornea to be read it is found to be. well, anything but a direct confession of a specific at­ tempt npoa the person of Mr*. Tilton; and suppoto Mr. Borchor should swear ho never signed anything of tho kind. 'It strikes mo ho Lai tho Tilton' people. At least bn lui them so fur os Plymouth Church is cenrerned, for those people are bound to balioro in him anyhow. There is another thing Mr. Beveber cando. Suppose when he gives in his testimony ho is asked, "What about that confession which yea gave Tilton, in which you wl<hod you were dead?" Ho will probably answer: "Theodore Ho »m Laving atiairs, a* was aoppo*.*1 nn our State Ticket, it is w,ith American people. Third, the Republi­ with various woman, and Mrs. Tilton I come to me for advice. Believing lhat bo ordinary satisfaction that we 1can party has acquired tho kalil of grap­ tho reports were true, I did advise her | hiirn tliat the able and accomplinhed Farmer .Statesman Hon. —J. Webster Childs, of Washte­ naw County, will consent to ac­ cept the nomination as the -Re­ publican candidate fur the office of Secretary of State. With no pling with ditficultic. and trrreamixf Umt. It i» never comfortable uulos* it has some new problem on han I, nnd never stands so well a: tha polls. Fourthly, it inherently fights against its own deterioration, consequently let­ ting down favorites proved to bo un­ worthy, ferreting out abuses in its own administration, an*! punishing the guil­ ty wherever found. Now wo say that a |M.rty prtoerviug such charoetcrirtics stands alone among the political forces feeling other than tlte most pro- , found friendship for the other gentleman whose unme has been conquering to couquer, aad it is juit, that tbe people should review its record, ponder wall its hiitory end carefully judge of its ability tu do these things in so prominently mentioned in ■ couneetipa with this nomination we cannot but hope that Mr. ■ Childs may be nominated by I Twelve Year* in an Orchard. The following letter from- P. McOmher. of Maj-lo Grove, Barry County, rethe party and. the State, for tliat late, his experience with an orchard for tho past twelve years, and states just pomtion. wbal kind of practice Is roqulrvd by those who hero sot out orcharde It THE ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLI­ was sent to the Secretary of tho State CAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. Pumologieal Society, to whom wo are neohnmtion, in the -interest of that neither of these things ere wanted. In our opinion, therefore, it would have been better, if thtf committee bod con­ fined thia pnrkot their nddresa to a col­ umn apace, not making the whole more than double »hrt length, m then their production would hare been copied into every Republican paper tn the country, and would hare bscn read by every inteUigent voter In tho laud. That they could Imre done tills, nnd done tbe work effectively tuny bo seen from the folfowtug summary, compact, accurate and juat.ol what tha Rapub&au party has accotnplishrd in tha way of internal to be “liable for tbe payment of" 82,­ 500 to tho State Public Reboot, 81,­ 631 20 to the Normal Bchool, and 823,­ 400 to tho Kalamazoo Insane Asylum moro than th" appropriations call for. Tbo litUs matter of 82^93,60 for a corner-«wno for tho new Capitol would seem to bo eapswfiuous, since it is un­ derstood that tha stone was planted nnd provision made for payment of the exuching deep enough. I am satisfied ations, and when that money comae in­ to the State Treasury, it is, so far aa tho Treasurer b concerned, aa | absolute neceosity, morally sad legally, that be bolds the money untii it *> drawn out on properly accredited vouchers. It is well to notice right b.r^, too, that in no case don ho delay tbo payment of there moneys when called for ia the manner pointed out bv law; and until ho dore, to state that be retains money for any private purposes whatever is absolutely, totally, and unqualifiedly false. Hut. says tho Ring organ—another subterfuge occurring to tho brilliant fi­ nancial minds that control it—“lbw ap­ parent surplus is not all kept on band for the purpose which wo first staled, after all. There are tbo Sinking Fund, the Canal Fund, n silos of thu 82.000,­ 000 loan, and the Agricultural Collop. fund, which must be kept unexpended, or for tho expenditure o’t which there ia ( Thu has no application whatever to the case. The Bists Treasurer- keep, constantly on hand tho money placed ia bis hands by tbe tews of tho State until demand is made for the payment there from, under and in accordance vriH* Tbo fact is tbe Treasury is liable for tbo writer of tbe article purposely ignored the fact that tbo unpaid appropriations for 1873, still subject to be drawn, are iadudsd in tbe amount appropriated by law for Tbo Outfit says: 1874, and, including such unpaid ap­ The State Conrtitation (Article M. propriations for 1873, tho amounts are Section 2) provides for a Singing FW elated correctly. "of at feast >20,000 a year . . .with twb raxascar aftixea. compound interest a: tbe rate ofjsix per Further ho nye: Tho balaano in tho Treasury at tbo end of the last fiscal’ year—September 30, 1878—was offiriallv reported to bo 8854,718.44. The taxes levied and col­ lected for tho current year are amply sufficient to mee( all legitimate demanda upon tbo Treasury, without touching tho balance, which the Treasurer re­ tains f*rt private speculative purposes. It is true that the L-gWatare Us As to this matter, tbo taxes are sp- never provided by law foe a sinking portioowl precisely in accordance with fund on the basis established by the the acts of tbo Legislature, nnd they are Cotislltutiou. aa interpreted in tbo above of such amounts aa tho committees ou extract from tho article upon which 1 Finance of tho Senate, and on Ways and Means in the House, ostimated to has it in his power to strike a deadly the amounts stated -, and Kblow ft Mr Beecher, and if be did any­ the little knoll on which an apple tree ia too apt to stand, so the roots do not get a taste of that for which they are most thin*ting, and must hava - *writ Lastly, 1 thin’, iu sems way it-----the dertructioa cf the apple worm. . . ., . .__ 4.— __ a inlh MEW iPVBBTIBMHtfTS. CNIICNE MICHIGAN TREASURY. Of course a statement nt ibis date would differ materially from the above, ns payment, are c instantly being made from tho appropriations. Tho Gazette undertakes to compare the figures tn this statement with tho ojte aulljwrixir.ft tho expenditures; sod , the statement of tho writer ia that ho finds some serious discrepancies. But thing, that is what ho should have done. and slightly mured with tho droppings But Beecher decided to brave Theo­ of slock as they food on it, all the bet dore, and this girea him tbis opportuni­ ter. Beneath each tree, and u wide as ty. Tho plucky Tilton has given notice tbo branches spread above (wider if the trees are young) apply tbo dean Kr.o right to twelve inebu* deep—<me-hajf or two-thirds this depth (f the mulching h finer and'Wber, as from straw stack Ma Tilton’s setijt: is regarded ns feedrag. vary curious cud queer, for,it is under­ stood that it was from her lipa that Mr. Tilton first gathered a knowledge of tho outrage. Altogether it is a queer mess, and our advice is to wait coolly it always keeps tbo root-bed roil mel­ and calmly for a few days. Tilton low and moist; third, it oporsteo aa a must either kill Bjocher ar bo killed sponge, by catching and retaining the himself. He is in a position where water which falls oft times in nothing but blood will answer. Wait summer in heavy dashing stow era, un­ and »eo whore bead rollv ia tbo sand. til it gradually sinks away beneath the tree root-bod, where it is always much needed in tho hoi fruiting season, but where it seldom goto where turf is al- this eomluMor.. Ou page 34 af hi. re­ port there is printed "A table showing IWnuu-bM fl» SMU, *"*. l-mital b, — S. «rt. 1* <V *. O— •»s.. a IMO, -al Uv*Ufc ih. sux debt,” etc.: Tbo tabla of Mr. Adam bin matter j . ■ hence was curried over and formal n part of tho Trisasury balance. ' During the winter of 1873-4, and while all building was suspended, this balance' waa added to by the payment of taxes into tbe State Treasurer’s offira. so that by tho month of March of tbis Youwill notice that tbe heading of year there eras not only tho undrawn appropriations fol 1878, but yery large­ the secend column nf the above tabic is ly tbe money wa« in tbo Treasury to "Tax for Sinking Fund." implying meet the building appropriations, as al­ plainly that tbo amount therein stated so tho current-expense appropriations for 1874 ; as also was the amount to be 5 perrenl increase for 1853 would bring tbo amount up to 321,000. Six per coot conaoqu.uec, tbo bakne* ia tbe 'Treasu­ interest on tbe 820,000, added thereto, The Ornngemeu-------------------- ry was large. Do you know, or can the would bring tho amount up to 822,200. tbe anniversary of the Battle of tho tho amount of ‘Tax-for Sinking Fund,” Boyne Water, end were not molested. writer of tho article referred to, i«fat aa stated in ths table, to be raised fur Possibly our Iristi friends have come to tbe year 1853 by tax. Another five per recogntoa tho fort that Protestants hare some rights in Anwica. and ths*, fit. rent tpcreaso upon tho 822.200 would Patrick is not a greater man than tbo be 81,110; stx per cent interest upon; Fourth of July utter all. The Orang®th* 8222100 for tho year giving 81,832. | men are gratified, and wo have no doubt These two amounts* added to ths 822,- I that cool-headod Cetholici feel better than they would hail a riot occurred. the Treasury for private speculative 200, the tax of 1853, would giro 834,­ purpose*, is one that is very easy to 612, tbo amount given in tho table aa is a liltli duller, if possible, (han when make; one that is very i.flon made; one the tax for 1854. Computing and ad­ I last wrote, but tbe bu*ino*i men feel mads by parties in position to know ding the five per cent and tho interest better. They know, now. that there is that it bss no foundation in truth. But annually, you will find that the amount King to bo no business till fall, nnd white parties have been so active in for 1864’’will bo 869,969 01,-the ijr hare quit worpring about iL They amount given iauidtabl.a. tbotax for have reduced their expenses to thio making it, have they ever printed to a minimum, and ore sailing laxily along single instance where tbo money is so tbo year IBM. In the tamo manner under bare poles, till such time' aa lbs used? Perhaps you can induce the you will find the amount for tbe year revival comes. They -expect n good writer of tbe article to point out a place 1870 to bo >130,871 00, tbo amount or to suggest some means by which stated in tbo table ns the tax for 1870. money in tho State Treasury can bo In tbo Mtuo manner computation will­ give you 8178,083,83, as tbo Sinking Fund tax for tbe year 1878, precisely Letter from Auditor General Humphrey to a ccuroo which, ns 1 afterwards to Hon. John K. Boies. found, wxsunjusr to Theodore. Thera- . fore 1 made him tho apology which he . has.siuco published. My real tor Mrs. Tilton did gvt ion into an awkward po- | sition." Tbis story Mr. Bvccheris friends are circulating at this limo. Ono tiling Now there ia no uaasartiim anywhere may be dopeudsid upon; vix: if the in regard to.State finance,, is at hand. thing is noasibla, Mr. Beecher will bo You desiro a short review of some of except of tbo fact lhat the legislature completely oxonamtod bv the committee. provides fer ex|«n>diterw<. or rather tta They wilt not bring him in guilty of tbo stptemente iu said article. There Legislature apjiropriatca money for cer­ anrthiiig. tain specific (inrpaecs. a* well ra for Tbo liltou family Lave seen a grad general ox pecans of tbo State govern­ deal of trouble. Tsao-lare is an excitement. It then provide* i bte, impoluous, impulsive man, who has waudored niter a great many strange 'do ia a prevarication and falsification, | discharge of obtigationa gods, nnd not a few rtrangv goddesses. JVhcn tbeso obligations It is said at tho tiinu ho was standing and, of cvunc. purposely ru. Treasurer with property accredited side by side with the Woodhull faction, that h<> was accustomed to take tbe The stalemopt of unpaid appropria­ voucher*, lie pays tbo amouuts so ac­ Woodhull to life house, despite the tions, as copied in such article, was cor- credited from tbo State Treasury ; and tearful protasta of bis wife, and insist it .io necoseary that the Stalo Treasurer U|»n h.ir being recogutxod as a woman roct as to amounts at the time it ap­ fit for tbe ivmttanionsliin of anr woman peared in the Lmumj RtfMnn. 1 on earth. This it is justice to him tu give it a place here so far a» the Outfit say he denies. Bat it ia true, beyond attempts to show discrepancies between question, that ho was infatuated with tho ajipropriationv an! Hie amounts as the doctrines of thi* woman, if not with _ the woman herself, and that that fort, printed: Right hero it ia iu>{Kwtant Io mark juilictoualy nod skillfully uisnagud by thia puiat: that the Logufeturo makes bis mother-in-law, a Judy of.jrcry cor­ the appropriation., fixe* all aalarin, and determine. tha purpOMO far which mon­ ey shall be expended. After having done thia, it provides by taxation the With much care wo hare read this interesting review of tbo action of the Republican party as published in tbs weakly edition of tho Washington RtjniJie, and wo sre forced to the convic­ tion tlint important as it is. Ibero is too of us that can give ten long, columns of space, with any propriety, to nny one article however important it taay be. Besides our Committee ought to re­ member that the events of tho last thirteen years, have stirred tho nation to its dqitha, nod have been so ineffscoably engraven upon tbo pablic memory, that no preseat reminder is required to keep the history thereof constantly l*efore tho public. Hence while it may bo wolf, in presenting the claims of tho Republican party upon tbe people of tho Union, to give ionic reminder of its priceless retrieve iu tho past, it is bardly worth while to go very largely into details To attempt if implies two things : that the history of tbe Repub­ lican party oan vhe all adequately written np in an address; and, secondly, that tho people need porting upon their own History. Their very retention of tbe Brpubiicau party in power shows that plaps and s|>erifioaiions for tho buildiagi tx-be erected under tbe c?propriatious should be obtained nnd apjrored by tho proper authorities; that kdrertfeing for bidders under such plans and epocificniiouK should tako place: bids should be opened, examined, and approved, and a contract entered into. All Uris was necreeary lieforo any build­ ing could bo commenced, which brought ths time down to so Into in Ute season that comparatively a small portion of the appropiiatiou tor building in 1878 wu drawn from 'the Treasury, and don, and that is, that tbe Sinking Fund was to be provided ia tho manner indi­ cated by tbe computation of tho table of Mr. Adem, given above, aad ■ that the money collected Ly tho imposition of tbo •‘Sinking Fund tax” would have re­ mained in the Treasury as surplus funds, to have boeu deposited ana used by tho Treasurer precisely as the Sink­ ing Fund on hand is now dopoeitod and uw d. Of this there can bo no question. Certainly there could be found do re­ sponsible man foolish enough to taka money on a six per cent compound in­ terest loan, where interest is not.pay­ able annually, but to be added to and become a part of tho principal, and to remain until tbe maturity of. tho loan; tor such a loan would not only vat up tho loaneo financially, but also his sureties, in discharging the obligation. Risking Fund is at present treated. The Legislators' has provided that money which goes to tbe credit of tire Normal School Fund, the Primary School Fund and the University Fund shall bo trans­ ferred to the Sink Fund, and bo used in tbo purchase or retiring of State bonds. So much of tho receipts from specific taxes an remain after payment ot interest ujou the Educational Fund, and upon tha bonded State debt, Is also placed to the credit of the Sinking Fuad. This n-oney u placed on deposit in tbe banks, subject to call, and drawing four per cent Interest, which does not come from the people os a tax,—as under the GeszTte's mode it must,—but ftom the bsnks for the use of money for tbo time wblch it is on deposit The art ortabUthing tho Sinking Fund provides that tho Stxto Treasurev shall use such portions thereof as is uscsssery in ths payment of tbo State debt as it matures. He is also required to invest such further portion ot the Sinking Fund balance aa bo may bo able to, in tho purchase of State bonds, January 1st, then, was outstanding of miniatured bonds 83,790,600. At the dose of tbe last fiscal year, September 30, 1878, there was outstanding of there bonds 81,620,000, showing a reJaetion in the amount thereof of 82,­ 164,500. Of this Uttar amount 8723,­ 000 wera bonds thrt matured within the period stated above. Tbo reduction, than, has been 81,441,500 of bonds which did not mature within the period. Now, tho saving to the State, in tho matter of interest, from tbo present management of tho Sinking Fund by the Treasoror, iaof some consequence— enough to make it a point worth stating. Attached to the bonds outstanding. Jan. 1, 1867, there were interest coupons to tboammuuof 83,787,672.50. To tbo bands outstanding Jan. 1, 1874. there amount of 8069,560, showing a redac­ tion in ths outstanding interest on ac­ count of tbe Bonded State Debt of 82,­ 768,11’50. There has beau paid inter- L 0. O. F. Tho Odd Fellows of money belonging to th. Making Vwd Portland have com manned preparations at fix per cent p«r annum, compound to celebrate tho thirty-first amoirersary interest. Tbo improbability of making of the introduction of the Order into tbe nppropriitid. Aside from these special surih a loan for a long time, whereto to- State of Maras, which occurra August S5. There will be a prooosefon, an axtaxes to mart approprieiiosw, tbo Legietatur. directed th-l.vy of 8300.000 for ri«l forward M a part of tho priorif*} enraion among tbo iztawda of Oreeo Bay. general purpswa, end that anmunt was cecb year, to remain undischarged rm til tbeetoee of tho p^od for which such levied. its bend* • the Coneiituiieu. Tbo intanlieu, trader this article of th. Const.intam, uwdnubt•dly - that th. Ugtatater. imj-o a Sinking Fund tax for Ure year 1852, of not tore tWa 880.000, wh«* .UaM b. THIS send this paper from now until Hllllll 11TB., LOCA faHlW.5-8 one week after the coming elec­ tion of State and County officers for THIRTY-FIVE BENTS We shall give the fullest report witltawoOr mth» week �t ' is only rvu{>oBslblc to the extent of •i’Mtge to feel that we may poos our _HS? oh““ future Lotas ? Same wham in tho ' warW “ ‘h" r”oa‘ ’’‘ere Wo shall lie rial Mfak PAXACEA voter ;u tfe, State will road ,L Aud tbeaymlgo botwwu tiro mqiLisuro of Senator Cook, nnd the fact, „ in Mr. n't, fetter Our railroad iniarrets seem to be “">«« ™ tatufmrtory. At a moetrog th* Diracton yesterday, it was voted 81^t4,9BO.O»h auwsof th. amount Now, tiro GazcUekbcw when It made «=:oal payment This sxoera rep.o•onto tbe saving to tho [roople of tho thia statement that it was untrue. Tbe State Tnroauacrdld not rrfus.- or attempt' titato ot taxation to that amdunt, and lta» bvau reached through tbo manage­ meat of tto. Raking Fund by purehuing bond, in advance of their maturity. bsra pnrebw»d within within tbo same period, from money belonging to tbe and to collect Sept. 10th, ten Canal Fund, bunds of the Canal Loan, PT sauL an th. Md Ub in anticipation of their maturity, 827.l*r cent, tnuuthly thereafter. OW, wrth u saving of interest in the agtaiik. ifau. t i-„„m m KTegnto upon ths toon Of (18,220 ; or with tho above, a total raving in inter• » U.. „d ‘■•IM Md. „Cu^ •st of 11,530,480.00. To continue the ixdioy wfll result in • further raving of "Rtarilm. i. b«,uj3 FAMILY ’ " JOHN STANLEY. Harting*. July 15th, 1874. 12t3 ting* and Lowell with ths least passible W ill ba found O oniU ntlv on H a n d : »Bl« nny other in tbo city. This baa As a matter of policy, I am disposed to think that the present mods of treat­ ment of the Sinking Fund will not suf­ fer in catupairson with that marked ou! by tho Garite. . On Monday afternoon lad a infall ». x .rear old son of T. R Dudley of Detroit, who with hi, mother w», visitiag Mr. A Mrs. J. Rufo.]] of this aly, in attempting to dimb into ths house through a window, fell and broke to* arm, Ho was at once placed in l In tiro Troas-.uy of about (900,000. chug, of Dr. C. Rusroll. and .. mend­ lawful atul uiaal mterett on this tag with such rapidity that ho f( now •urn is (90,000 per annum; tho State about tho receivao from this source from (20,000 .The" Berrien County J'swrasf says, to (28,000 pet annum, or 4 per rent on a part of tho surplus. ‘That's more that a Grange pic uro was hold at Paw than ths State got under Democratic rnw Lake, Van Burvu Oouaty, on tho rule. and, beaidea, wo can’t get more 4th. And that many of the party W(?r- than 4 per cent psr annum for call badly poisemsd by drinking Iraxmado krone." Another taiasrabto subterfuge I CHURCHES. e mode in a wnahtub, [Minted white. Tho Mid usod to supply the place of lemon., tho latter not being vety plenty, cut tbo paint, and fhu* eau»o tto serious sicknsea of mospq.resent, though none were fatally poiwned. fatten remaining In Hastings P. O. uncalled for July 22, 1874. Persons calling for any of tbe follow­ ing will please say -Advertised.” Julrn. AtMtw, Simoa Becker, James M^lrooks, Mr* Sysan Crant, Harvey : Courtright, E. R. Courtriglu, Mary Daniels. W. P. Fairfield, Eli Hauoon, Wm. Heiucu, K. B. Hart, Oliver Jeffers 2, Geo. C. Morse.Mrs- C. Poarsons,Mra. Rose Ann Ruas, Mary A. Skillman, Clara Sleel, A. Stoaraes, Robert String. B. Warncr, Lizzie J. McGregor. md om WILD F^OW-KR lAUMZK, NO. 44. ^^r”«Ki3rek VeT- Clttbbtng Hates. •nagarinc. or paper, published, with ur without the advertised premiums, we lending the enter. TOADVEBTfsERS- ’ ” The Bitrxrx ,ia the best advertising meilitun in tho County of Barry, having nearly double tho circulation of any other [>aper in the County. tf L 6 C A J. S . Gold 109 5-8 Rain wanted. Smoky evenings. Femen aro thranhing Out of sight —the cornel. There will be no Cream nt tbe Read­ ing Room this week. Wanted—a good compositor immed­ iately at this office. Our paper to a htllo late this week, a icvtt of jub-wurk inlerfering. *La. Daniel Efrikrr and wife, left on Monday foe a pleasure trip to Mackinac. Tbe wheat crop of Barry County i* Irrgvr by/er, and bolter than over be- Even thing looks favorable for a largo txnHnriat Iho Bowery Donee nt tho Hasting, House Friday night. Trotting on Uu> fair ground this morulag by McCallisters blind tuaro resulted ia tasking th?l track twice around in a toss of nbont fast between I his city and 'Dll: son's green painted boat oar, blade ^ tinned. The finder will be reward«ky tetwraing tho same to KA. «»l- We must hero a s-ttkrnicut with tbo iadvl^l u, -.his offire. and a.y ,arh who gire no head to our call, may net from A., ousstabto with- MMsroXBintUTv nr Tna tukavukicu . Aa to tbo extent of the liability of the State Treasurer, had tbo Gsrctle said that hb sureties were responsible only to the amount of bls bonds, ft would have been correct in oue Instance. Tiro dieted of tbe Gaietto la nut yet law, and Uro liability of tho Treasurer h con scquently not yet limited by the Bull must dose. I have written n tong letter. Probably I have not an".-cred In an entirely satlafactory man uer the article you sent me. for there Is In It nothing but demagogui- carping to A* 1 to Mart with, it U made up of equivocation, prevarication, and falsifleation, shadowy charges lhat have no troate of fact, and which tho consdousues, of every person who care fully reads It must pronounce to be without truth and unfounded. I do not here write In vindication of the State Treasurer,or of any one. The Now, in the first pines, if 1 under­ stand the matter rightly, tbo Constitu­ tion itoes not expressly, nor by implfcotiuh, provide that the Sinking Fund should bo placed at six per cent com­ pound interest; but, os I said before, that (20,000 or'such other higher amount os might have been fixed by the Irogislaiuro. shall bo a starting* point in tho amount of taxation ; and Switch-Lucking Apparatus—A E Dukoman and J A Lovell, Homer. Refining Iron—Rd Dillon. Detroit. Motive Power for Sewing Machines— D B Harrington, Detroit. Ship's Wrench—T L Hubbard, Port Sulky Hay Bako. Them will be a Unlvmalist Meeting hold in tbe grave near tho reeidence of L K. Powers, in tho township of Irving, on the 28th of July inst Rev. J. Mer­ rifield. of Decatur, officiating. Ail are invited to aiteud. A Sad Accident. W. T; EASTMAN, Mr P. H. Sager was seriously injur­ ed by hia team tunning away on Thurs­ day hut. Ho wu drawing wheat, when hia team became frigh toned by two bundles falling from tho load anti sirikiror uro off bone. In trying to hold II,-iu ho was pulled off onto tho wsgbn tongue, and tn to tbo ground. Just at this time the Lanas jumpul ever a stump bringing eno of tho wheels over his loft urtu badly fracturing tho bones above the wrist, nud injuring' his held badly. Ito was picked up ami taken hows by Mr.Harter, who at ones sent Dr. Lathrop to Ins relief. At the latest dates he was complaining badly uf his side, but otherwise improving If not injured internally of which there are «>o» fears, he will probably recor- tho partisa making .this clmrgo have been [.at to. which they foil to meet* There are banks in tho 8tau— probably every one of them in which tho State money ia deposited, though as to ttys I have no know Icage—which have ou their Bauds of Directors, or among given by the Lansing Republican ; and if Democratic papers wish for informa­ tion. they can apply to thou officer* or dirertcra fora mtemeat a* to the *;- The very best Rake in existence, and for sate at prices which defy competi­ tion. Don’t fail to see it if you desire to t’urehaso, or need such s Rake. J! Grand Exhibition of CARRIAGES. Stranger— Where is a good Barber Shop in this City T Citroen—Go around ou Jefferson St, to John Beumer's, ho has shaved mo f«* the last ten ysore and always dons <n<» a good Joo. Stranger after getting shaved to C«urea—1 mint say I never had a bet­ ter share, ho keeps aa good n Shop ns yea can find in Western Michigan ho The Williams Mower and On the FAIR GROUND, SELF-RAKING REAPER. . Tiro wry fort Combined Mower and lioaper Manufactured. Center bal­ ance. center cut, draws easy, does its work tbs ctoonsst snt! easiest of any Machine Manu­ factured. In Hastings, Saturday, July 26th, 1874. G0T- JF, wwrvsrt every Mrodaro sad ass ff. At cne o'clock in the Afternoon. Cssw I will give away to my cusState Treasury be larger or smaller, ran not no much Interest tbe public and ex­ cite their concern, os to know that the amount is legitimately there; that tbe officer* to whose core they have en­ trusted Ito keeping are efficient, compe­ tent, and entirely trustworthy, to the end that the public funds shall not bu squandered, lost, or misappropriated, but carefully kept fur dlebursuuient in tbs manner and for tho purposes provi­ ded by law, and only upon the proven tallon of properly accredit'd vouchers Dime! your letters ti> No. of P. O. box er drawer. Jbo. Rokkts. P.M. ing Fund tax slxvild be levied equal to 1 have charged tlw Ga&ette with purfire per cent increow of the principal of Fatal Accident. the preceding year, and the amount to poscly misrepreroultag in some ot Ito spa J ariqsbl BOt, pay six per cent interest. Or, to gel vocfikrgr<L4ur m<n < >r. Monday morning Iasi os tlm grav­ rid of a blind, bungling, and mislead­ el train from this city was running west ing expression of tbo Constitution, tho plawe, and through an Imagination of Middleville,Joh*. Klrpfcr an employ­ Irogislaturo was roquired to provide a teeming with their own luUlwgntten ee of the train *hilo endeavoring to •‘Sinking Fund tax," to commence in progeny, act tiro part of Lho*e they cross from one car to another, missed tho year 1852, of not tow than 820,000, would Jndge.- So Uio Gueth? nua, a his footing and foil beneath tho car and to be aunusliy increased or compounded life-long Democrat, Inured la Demo­ cratic precept* and practices, and wri­ eight wheels passed over bls body in­ at the rato of 11 per cent. ting under their mnupihi In flu* non, la In the next plsco, it may bo under­ trodnvrrtng hia roadcra with n redial of stantly killing him. Tho body was brought back to this city and neatly en­ stood by tbo Gazette that the dopofct^ cased in a coffin by the railroad officials matin hv thn K.atn Tmnsnmr arn tieu I*faro removing to tho residence of tbo deposits , but they are not, either in dc'-casod, Tho fufptnl was attended form or in fact The bond—of which at tho Episcopalian church by a largo 1 pre*um* you have seen Iho form— concourse of friends ou Tuesday after- provides expressly tha: they tliall bo held ou call; aud they uro so held, and the Treasurer call* for money al any time Vfhea it may be wasted. Tbo feet tliat ot tho commencement of tho month Ibero was any specified amount Wo find the- nlxnro in precisely the dotxjsiSod iu a bank, and at ths close sarao words in no less than six ot our thereof tbe same amount, in no manner Eastergsoxehnngvs of last wook. Why shows that tbo deposits have not been any one of them should haro printed disturbed. All payments by tbe State just that is a mbtory to us. That Gov. Treasurer, made to parties outside this Bagley will be renominated by acclimacity, are by chocks upon tho banks in. lion is a fixed foci, bnt of hia re-election which tho funds are deposited, and tbe neither bi*, political friend* or aneauM amount is continually changing therein, ever had £ht> least doubt.. Ibwidre lbs (ifota of Patents issued from tho U. as an individual deposit accouat would so-called Independent Movement in S. FaAmt Office to Michigan Inventors, this State has no vital force. Jf it As to Uro cLargo that the bankers for lhe woek coding July 1st. 1874, shall nominate tbe apposing candidate and each bearing that date. Furnish­ an.t tbe Treasurer dirids the diflanuev Dagley's majority will exceed that of ed tbis paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitora between four per cent and ten par ecul 1872, and in any event will .not fall Goper annum, perhaps you can ascortaia low 30,000. We know the tone and from tho Gaietto rfere there to any Uackte-G W Bradford, la Salto. fontimvnt of the people of Michigan, Ddvieb for Centering Cylinders -G F ‘and our Eastern friends may bo arour|ki that this Stale i» politically sound to Hawley, Grand Rapids. Ria cons-that Bagley will be our next Carpenter’s Gage and Tram—G F Governor, and Chandlerour Senator if Hawley, Grand Rapids. they live and no power bn earth ran preRailway Switch -C H White, White’s Ypsilanti. Flower Stand— W Snow, Metre*Srip-B B Hmm. <«<—i •Jtte*, involving >4,000,000. DEMocnanc tcrtimoxy At ths nusMr. Perry, Democratic member from Oakland County, waa made Its chair­ man. He refused to have anyth'ng to do with an InvesUgrtton. He stated In IbcHotwc, os did also Mr. Cook In tbe Senate, thst'm far m they knew, and no *ey believed, tho management of tbe Trea.uty waa Judicious ami safe, and they bad no charges to bring against tbe State Treasurer. Tbo knowledge that tber might gain from the Treasurer’s re. port waa not what they wanted. They played tbe demagogue, and would jrolm off tbelr vaportufs as prufound stakn- 4 per cent and 10 psr cant per annum ? Why is the Sinking Fund pigtail at 4 ixtcsnl call, when the Cboviituuon ox[ireesly provides that it shall bo placed al C per cent compound interest ? Al Detroit dew wheat graded a* Na 1, white mid lut week for 11.25, while fa No. 1, ember only f 107 1 2 wee I 8 Knowlton, Ann Arbor. c&ra!. Whip fioeket-W W Richardson, OaTaesdsy of last wook, Chicago W another large fire of about fifteen HoOintmoHb's SM Tooth Univemlist Meeting. Any [K-r-mii * rifting HsMin'gs will do well to remember that Stauffer’s Din­ ing Room is running os ever, end that a good square meal csn*ahr»y* bo ob­ tained for 25 rente. ' 18tf Green potato*.*, fresh lemons, canned fruits and vegetables of all ki*d%,vAito. fish and mackerel by Charley Edcrfo . ha* just received direct tram Milwaakei', nd sill tarop constantly on hand, for rate by the keg or othsrwue. a fine lut oi Phillip Bort's Milwaukoo Itoger. foo tori that is tnade. Also ell tho luxuries of the season conatanUy on call; and ho has Michael Grace for an asuotant, which hie many friends will be glad to know, tu lie haa had a life long axperisneo ia thia bnsiaim. Don’t forgot tho plare, Jefferson afmt. treat north at John Fhantoy’a. tf tr Xisfowt! i. irnlv wnadrrfcL Cases already numrrvus where bent and OF POPE PIUS IX. in Rower’s Block, State Street Family , suply store, Coffoea, Tuns, Sugars, Syr­ up*. *]>iocs, and nil other article* usual­ ly kept in a grocery store. Flour, feed, earn and oats. AU good* sold will be sold at tbo lowas! retail rates, for ready pay only. Cash paid for butter, eggs, vegetables and other fahu and irardcn products. WESTERN iiok jodbial. hung on springs, who will appear on the Fair Ground, as above mentioned." Par­ ties who have bought more than one Buggy, of me add will bring them with a team or horse attached will be pre­ sented with a ticket for each vehicle when he enters the grounds, his name entered in a book and the number o] his ticket marked apposite his name. The manner of drawing shall be left to the ticket hold­ ers to decide on the Grounds, at tho time of drawing. AU entries must be made before 3o'clock,for at precisely that time the drawing uW oom- Emt's CiMsm.tr Taocwx*.—Among the various remedies for Coughs noue enjoy a higher reputation than Enrra Csxbouc Taocura. This fact place* rtirm abovn the ordinary lut ot medi­ cal urrqiiratii>n»- For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and aS a disinfectant and preYi-nllvo against coataciom diiocss they a to it specific. ■ Inralnhbfo to ringer* aud [lublic speakers. Sola everywhere. Jons F Hzsnr, Ccxaas A Oc., Proprie­ tors, 8 and 9 College Place, New York. Tho Lmrtll (Nebraska) Efjutrr prints the record of an enterprising settler. Mr. M. 8. Budlong settled on lie edge of Franklin County, Nebraska, border­ ing 0:1 Konrney County, in March, 1872. iron bo arrived ou bis houuMtend. with bis two sons, Iro bad two spans of homes, but only sloven dotlare In money. At tho beginning of 187-1 ho had 100 acres of laud under cultivation ; an or­ chard cuntainiug 600 young apple trees, 100 pear trees, and RIO cherry trees, and a vineyard of 5W grape vines. Mr. Budlong is now about to plant 200 ap­ ple trees, 200 poach trees, and 500 a-jdUioual grajKi vinos. Special Notice. New Firm. .nd haring bought out tbs blacksmith­ ing interest of Jack Rich, may be found at Ids old stand on tho corner of Church and Railroad street*, where they will bo pleased to see all their oH friend* and any other jroreon who may bar* any work Io lw done >n the lino uf blacksmithing, aprfitf PICTURES 1 PIOTURESl 1 am now. all atone in ths 1’bolograpli business, and M Irhare made arrangomenu to increare my facilities for doing better work than ever, all should call and get a nagaiivo taken. Ths superi­ ority of my work in tho pest is a suffi­ cient gusrantoo of first-claaa work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, rjuth side State Street COLORADO EXCURSIONS. Dill Cathalic Jmal ii licMm! Lata* nri 9atf Bstinit, x»4 »«ra a JaSmce, St**. Drtroil .QlUJtaS BBtW, Propnrter*. . This occasion will be a ; good time to exhibit horses . as iusll as buggies, and a ’ ^d^ ^‘,ne maU . An invitation is extended , to everybody- All who came ■ will be admitted to the grounds irithout charge. HOPKHfS and BAEME8, My otyect in this operation is to advertise my business Xaeeewen W F. D. A*kl*y. and certainlu a cuttfirworth ! As worth spending one ! day f()r as it costs not a cent । onlytikput in an appearance i for some one will certainly ■ have the cutter.” The drascing shall be fairly done with- PUM DRUGS aii MDICW on the grounds. Lot every­ body come., we will all be ben­ efited by a friendly gather­ ing of this kind, and you will see a host of buggies some of which are very niceIt is my intention to hold an exhibition of this kin d every year so long as I con­ tinue in the buggy business each year giving a better present. ■ Yours Truly, Prescriptions carefully Compounded st sli hours DAY AND NIGHT. City Drug Stan, State Street, 61 tf Hoatingn, Mich. THEC0L0KAD0VATCH. FOR ONtr 0.00. Go West Through St. Louis. HUNTINC CASES. �NEW ADVEHTltEMrNTS. will put down three aad carry one. Compoeiiioa by a little boy-Subjoct. ••Tbe Hone." ■'The horse is s wry useful animal; it has four legs-one on ••ch corner ” In Siberia, whispers can be hoard half a mile. Wbra a follow goes scant­ ing be cameo a slats and antes down & w Michigan AGENCY. Central R.R. ■M It!! ■ a*rs* xnta *>:r *•!•<*«•'< M.U ..M FUM kl*«. Nr* tore **d k*«wa Hi ywi«n X*r. >* eb* beeM MmUvl uaa which a minister gave econo one who asked him ehat ho had in his carpet bog, which contained seven sermons. Dean Swift soya:—"It ia with nar­ row-ooulsd people as it ia with uarrov>: < <*d bottles; the ksi they hare in tlam tbo toON noise they make in pour- ‘ Who's tborer’ said!Jenkins, eno cold winter night, di Fturlwd in his re­ pose by souie one knocking st tbe street doer “A friend," was ths answer. "What do you want f" Want to May here nil night" “Qseer tute—stay there by all means," was tbo benevolent reply. A pour Frenchman vuddrnly came heir to a largo fortune recently, and hia excitement was so great that ho fell dead of joy. Wo arc not rated rash by our friends, bat are fool that we should be perfectly willing to gu through that same kind of a trial. Some people hover can Hand ,prosperity. Bet wo -.IU, » '«! O ffl! । OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT RQtt( ■ A German in New York being asked how much sourkrout bo had put up for wmter use, replied ;-l‘, not p,; much. Little mom ■* tea barrels, shust fur MICHIGAN FOR HOUSEHOLD USES. ’aa,™ tor a time, they fitted out ocother small vessel and began trading along tbe coast. Laving abandoned ths euluuixattau scheme It js not to be presumed that these Abohtiorrists traded "in tho souls of mon," although there is no doubt but that a number of souls, inhabitxng black bodies, found their way to tbe British West ladies through their instrumcntSlity. On one of throe excursions, in 1843, end when they bmi several runaway slaves on board tbetrfeesoel, their vessel became U calmed, they were pursued, arrreted, taken tack to Penoocoia, and thrown into jail. Mr. Walker was tried on a rbaroy of slave stealing, cmvirtsd, and sentenced to bo branded ou the band with the letter* S. 8. burnt in with hot iron, to stand in tbe stock* ahi hours, and to bsfimprsoned in jail o months. The aealenco was faith­ fully executed by the inarshsl, Kbeueaer Dorr, a native ctf Rhode Island and a cousin of tbe woald-bo .Governor A wan ia Bsu Frnncbco baa started tho netel theory that it hurts s China­ man to bo Mctted to death. It io feared that tbo proposed increase of duty on jute may have tbe etfoct of raising tbs price of beck hair. Several people with guns are moving through the streets to day; there must l>o a book agent in town.— Ztoakry A woman ia Indiana claims a divorce on the ground that bar husband's moth­ er beau her, and her husband is afraid waa standiAg in tbe stocks one of tbe to interfere. men who owned tho elsvee whom he Mexican editors doo'I tars about an waa aaristing to escape, t tiled bis bead with rotten qp White he was iu jail George Tbcmpeon aad other sympa­ thising Iriends in Eugtoud sent him a A "Milk Producers’ Association" ha* been formed in Westchester county, and not a single row bus bees admitted to metnltership. It ia prnpswcd Io establish public bathe in Washington. Moro washing and loos whitewashing would certainly tmprove Washtagton. A yoang lady thinks it about time that t-ne young follow projxwo*. as she has bean brid«ma»d eight time*, a-d hat been tantalised enough. "You've destroyed my peace of mind," said a <lcNt>ocdinK lover to a truant lass. ' It can't do you much Lana, John, for 'twa* sn ucuixiug small piece yon had, anyway !" .» th, qsick rsph trampled under'loot? A shoemaker. Why should ■ magistrate be very cold ? Ik cause he represents just-ice. The atiMiiiti to weave nepbyr wors­ teds rm beir-lcotn* has prorod a failure. Tho two colors which am indescriba­ ble are invisible green and blind man's SOUTH i£aSmaaMB*> WM. H. HAYFORD. oCHAMPION GLI i.XlSiiLlK’SisS OFFICE IXCOURT HOUSE, I HASTINGS MICHIGAN. BERRY BOXES, PEACH BASKETS AND ECG CASES COLBY, INGHAM & CO. F^a^teri-SSl CASHWAGES OUTFITFREE wasftiniKS ■ 1CHIGAN CUTNAL L L Grand River Valley Division NEW OFFERS! NEW IDEAS -A-u carslire powers in tho mc*i olwUnato aad inMuotable am For Inflamntainrr and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, ihltoua, Bomisteal and Interaittenl Ferna, Diiniii of tbo Blood. Ikvvr, Kidneys, sad Bladder, there BiUers have no eqnalr Boch Diseeess are omoed by Vitiated Blood. TJaaty^Fortune ! FIFTH All LAST IIFT CONCEIT SEE THE GHEAT T1TCS OTFQI amhetoiinilKa, wifl tree tbe eyriem from worms like them Bittern. For Female Complaint*, to young er oH, married or aingte, at the dan of w—till n riil or the tom o< tifo, thmnTuwie WE WANT AGENTS. BEST OF WORK. HASTINGS MARBLE I0BB! HASTINGS Guarantee MANTLES, SHELVES, KTC.1 hop ia Barlow A Goodyear's NEW WABEHUU8K adjoining C. V. Dwight * Qi's Foundry. the snrw improved 850,000 00 SINE’S NEW PHOTOGRAPH afe re.£3S5:u BI .T»srj?irtfi«£S®i!WS Satisfaction! RiEffinismiGiiiw Why ia an industrious woman like a ckekr Because her bands are ineeeaantly at work. Dobbs thinks that instead of giving credit where credit is duo, tlio cash had better be paid. A Yankee doctor has recently got 'up a remedy forward times- It eonsuto ot too boor*’ Mbor well worked ia. An ambsiious debating society is rec­ ommended to take as its next subjeet, "Wbwh is thabatt-ood of a goat F* ■VMM** a*JUxoxMXjry. »iu minsist. WOOL CARDING An uuplratanl ««t ol arithmetic—'■ Division among fomiUe*. ’ When me two kiag* hkbtbrtokmiles? Winn they make a league,-in? Tbs laical and bnt amus'i movp^ tnent—Spriag house cleaning. Why is pure hko a penknife Be­ cause the spring brings out the blade*. Fumars gather what they sow, while aremMmiat s*w whalthey gather. Il you *ee a policeman n-m at s dog, try to grt near tbe dog. THE W FOR WOODWORKERS. ?”• of 1!* stream* running into J"1 Lake Bsponor is culled Tempm.no. Hn»o Boot and Cheapest It Riror. bMeuse it ia tbo only owe of all the tributaries of tbe lake that has no ••bar’ al its mouth. A darkey gave tbe following reason A man in Harerlull, N. H. who Lad why tho entered race {.superior to tbo recently buried hi* wife, ua hearing of wLHa; “An mon are mads of clar, the sudden death of bi* nearest neigh­ and like tbo meerschaum pipe. they m more valuable when NghJyrolored.” •o tar carried away with Granger sym- bor* bettor half, hastened over to his pathlce as to order a salute of cne hund­ Tbo beloved of the Almighty are tbo SAVE FIFTY_DOLLAR8 red gun* over thU decision, we can In­ rxh who have the humility of tbo poor, fer what would be tbe bite of any /Juda* THB NSW FlOUVCa and the poor who Lave tho msguanimiwho would dare to decide again*t the ly of the rich.—Srei. Granger* In this matter. Coder tbeoe circumstance*, tbe Court Every one must think ia Lis owe virtually khlrked the toiuc end evaded way in order to arrive nt truth. Bui tbe responsibility of doing la duty. While denying the nrayor for an Inho ought to keep himself in Loud, wo Juncttan, tbo Court <fid so without any are too good tor pure instinct. —frssMs. formal dedarsUlon of opinton, such aa tbe paramount Importance uf tho cave called for; anil then made recommen­ dations that tbo case bo carried pronitdlv Iu- - ■ - r- - - Ar .K* l .n.,1 KWMUKUVOL OUMHUa, bidding -rill be followed by tbe euro ev­ idence of Hu divine power and life. pound* ot alum and desolve it iu three Intellectual farce often laih to unbar ur tour quarts of boiling wster; tot II the gate* of I’ght and t A th. Tbo ctos- stand on tbe tire til] the atom dteappeen ; th»u apply it with* brueb, while nearly kt may hare no window looking into boiling hot. to every Joint and crovte heaven; tbo idlrra and consumer* in In vourolooeta, bedsteads, taatro *bctvs the vineyard rnnnot know tho mystery and tho Ilka Brusb the twrieS in the floor of tbe aklrtitw or mapboards. If of the kingdom ; but to those who ar* where be Is more tree to act accvfdlui; JONATHAN WALKER. to hto legal convict font, end where hfo trilling to toil and do tittded service reapceaibUlly to Wteoooate opinion to there it granted au insight esd know!, alum la added to tbe lime, It will alw> Ices direct. The judges have no doubl edge that arw able to withstand every- serve to keep tnssots at a dlMusce. acted with »hrewd jolttlcal discretion. assault, because it is personal and pres­ Cockroaches will flee tbe taint which They have pleased their ooewtlluects for ent- Tho servants that drew the waler baa been washed in cool water. Sugar the Umc being । they have ahlftod the barrels aad boxre nau be treed from ante responsibility opon other shoulder*; never were troubled with doubts regard­ by a wide chalk mark lost and they have pat the Issue where the, ing tbo miracle at Cana of Gsllilee. i। around __ ,drawing the edge of tbe top of ft. The know It can l-o decided with the great-' In all grade* «d human intelligence ! mvk .. .mart -.g unbroken or they will i-sl i-mwiblu nxemptlon Irani prejudicial | and culture there are three cycles of do- creep svsr It " ; but n ennUntaoua chalk . Mcsxxooa, Joly 7,1874. i vrlopmeut—tho physical, tho intellect­ mark, halfau Inch tn width, will ret Jonathan Walker, to whom attention ual, the spiriiual. That which it ra­ their deprodattona at naught. was called at the “Heunion ot tLe Oidtional in wan it higher than tho ani­ How to Pluck Poultry. time Abolitionists," lately hold in Chi­ mal, and that a Rich it tpitilual Higher cago, was at one time quite prominentthan tho ratrouri. To deyrlup tho ani­ Thai farmer wbow poultry la not trea­ mal^ is to develop the lowest nature—to ted with tbe r>!>'•«. that ha> not born develop the intellectual is tu develop the frlrototw and superficial treatment tho lulennelialo nature, to develop tho of tbs great lejal Imum Involved? spiritual is to dovrlop the highest naWhy no - topi n ton" bat only "ronclu- tuje i.f tuau—that wbreb make* him S>on*'' upon th* *>c*t Important legal q-uesijon that has l-een ral-ed tor a Gcd-like, that which reaches forth to quarter of a rentnre, unlsas that Judge Davis dor* not u k»b to be enibarrtsmnl by having amentvd tn such "opinions,” when be cornea to alt upon tin case at Washington ’ Why tbo anxiety shown boys polling a few feethara at a time be­ Sparks And Splinters. by Judge Daviv to hayo m* oaao car-; tween the thumb and fore finger to pre­ ried to tbe Supreme Court at the earli­ vent tearing them. Now, for the be ■ est paealbte day. If be was «t>.tied that efll of such, I give our plan; Hang the the conelnilon* delivered by Judge The dead ot sinter — Flies. D.-uuunond were a sou nd Interpretation fowl by tbe feet by a amall cord ; then Mr. Walker, who is now wrventyof the law? Why th* persuastana ad­ Engaged for every set—A hen. with ■ small knife give one cut seven year* of age. litre on a form of dressed by each member o’ tbe Court to ■crow tlie upper Jaw opposite the comeighty serve, which he owe* 'and culti­ the representatives of Ibe Blate not to Any kind of a door is knobby. vates, about five miles south of this aty execute the law, pending the appeal to Fretwork—Vegattan of spirit. ■lopped running Io a st ream, place the in Iho township of Norton. He is still tbe higher Court. If they wore aa satis­ Weather report—A thunder clap, active and rigorous, and is able to gain fied a* their deeitelon exprro** lhat knlf ■ In the groove It tbe uper part of lutcresi-isgman—A bank clerk. a livelihood eilh tbe assistance of the tlio law la conitHutlonal T It to K>tncthe mouth, run tt>e blade up Into tbe thlng mret unusual to see a high Court "branded hand " back |«rt of the heed, which will cause thu* perxuding flrot th* complainant* Th!* old veteran in the abolition nnttorrat natbOcd with Ita deeteton. a quivering and twitching of the mus­ cause wee born near Capo Cud, Mins ■ next tho dcfcndante not to take advan­ cles ; now to your time, for every feath­ tage of tbe deciatan given in their Osvor; ehesetts, and until he went South was er yields aa If by magic, and there la no wv can ere no explanation bat thia employed a. n sailor and at ship build­ end danger of tearing the must tender chick, that the Court aimed aimply to throw ing. While yet young be ijecome ac­ — outaeuptu the violent popular *entiand before It att< inps to flap you can quainted witli Lundy, then tho pub­ have him aa bare as tho dsy be came lisher of the Zslersfor, and others of tbe out of the egg. The wire on.-s may dis­ Abolitiomrts, and entered zealoualy in­ come from a source ins su’jjcet to Incuss the lewoms, I only know the efWe are aware that this to their plans for tho liberation of tbo Uruldatlou. inference is by no means complimen­ slaves I.muiy and bis friends wore tary to the admin letrailon of justice In colouunliuairt* in theory, their plan be­ Wtecuneiu; but dial to no reason why ing to found a colony of these who had the truth should not l-e .poken.—.Vrrbeen stoves, • •ounwbers in Mexico. For tbe puqmM of selecting some suit­ able location-to put tbeir tlwury into What ia tbo key fur a Chrisliuas box ? practice, a amall trading vessel was fit­ A tutkoy. ted out with a stock of goods and A bad habit to get into—A roat that Walker and a tew others on an expidiia not paid for. tian intending to lasd at tho mouth of the Rio Grunde. A sure recipe to rtmoru stains from Al! went well, until they had nearly character— Got neb. reached their destination when they AND [CHAMPION GLUEg FRESH FISH! GIFT ENTERPRISE! OX FBIDAY AND SATURDAY. OJiLGRAKDCAnfALffiBEHMDreffli! FEROTYPE GALLERY Oe« SsaUy Camara aa* MalsW Uaraaa ell* ■ttesr waeslel limwoa. Wert* gyms I ROUGH and DRESSED Cuatom Planting. £ and Turning � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-07-29.pdf 91f2efa1f4fdb597809229c0b784ec0b PDF Text Text VOL. XIX. NO. WHOLE NO. 948. GS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1874. ADDRESS OF THE UNION REMIRUCAN CONGRESSIONAL COM­ MITTEE. ~ . the Wolverine combined Corn and Fallow Culti- vator is the best in the market It is well made and of thoroughly seasoned timber. It is la, like the obligaUr»ns of servant We are now offering for nre o-rt—*1 SThe government, like tha servant, owes faithful service. But the jwotde, like the muter, owe honest recognition riding sale the celebrated Gale Chilled Plow having se­ itmity decay faithful labor. He who ■ to hdntusUy will soon hat# no hful laborers. Tbo faithful servsnt cured the agency for this County. I not MdmdttoU trsalddM a faithcultivator, but is so constructed that there little or no weight on the horses necks even with­ We warrant these plows superior to any other Chilled plow in existence in the following particu­ BeanIt uparty thirteen years since the Ifapubvaa first called to the adout a rider. Any cultivator that depends bn the lars: minMnmon of the National Governmeat For more than thirty years pre­ viously ths Government had been alrider to take the weight from the horses necks m<s. unfatocrvptodly under Democratic control Oj that control there fa hardly imperfect as the riders vary in weight and the ground the harder the bear down on the kt has also a patent leveler by which the teeth can always be made to run the same depth LUCIES RUSSELL, other Cultivator has this. Every and level. Lightness of Darft. Ease of Handling, Strength, Durability, Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to all kinds of Plowing, a memory left at which the . nation should not blush. Seemingly, H-wu inepired by but one ambition—the bad ambition to make oar foreign policy aw ignoble u eur home poliwuwu ateuae- harbor of Chicago, which fa tbo gate­ way to tbo NorthweaL the homo of millions, they doled out appropriations amounting to *217,000. Ou the har­ bor atlfifwaukae they appropriated fa 1844 *20,000. Eight yuan later they mtnnifl the work, appaxuBtly with the determination of completing k Fifteen Price §40.00 wresting it from Hpain If wa possess tbo power." Iladds piqauaqr to that attract to know that two of the embassadors who fa 1854 could think of no way of saving “our cherished Union" but to wrest Cuba from Spain ware I’farre Souls and John Y. Mason. Hie third wu Janas But during all that limo, and in spite at all that nacouada, there van not a angle na!oralis-d -rf-facn who could salelv revisit hfa birth-place, tor there wu not one whoso eitiunship wu not absolutely dafaed by the sovereign un­ der whose dominion he wu born. No American, native or naturalised, The irioe of the plow is only $14.50; Plain Pointe, >5 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. ■tsrx.'i DWIGHT & BURRALL DENTIST Hartville, • Misliiai. REAL to more than *300,000. Wilmfagtou hu swelled from a population of torso thousand in 1850 to thirteen theusond in 1870. On the E*d nre fa Louisi­ ana there wu expended at ddffasot timm more than five hundred thousand 8471 NEW OFFERS NEW IDEAS WOOL CARDING euwtb, rasa i »imro FADI FOR SALK. Brandies and Champagnes 1 , i AGENCY, , ROUGH and DRESSED CALL AT JOHN STANLEY B j Pure Wines and. Lienors! formed postal conventions with but seven foreign countries. Tbo lowest rate of postage stipulated in those oouvcnUons wu ton neats for a letter weighing not more than one-half ounce. Ths highest ralo of postage on tha same letter was thirty cents. We tamely relfoqufabed to Great ton concluded they coaid make a bet­ Britain a portion of fap territory fa the tar use of the wmm than to divide To that northcut; anetbar and a law portion them with the government. end they resolved the canal ought to l» line agreed upon in tbo northwest co made tree. In order that it aught be­ loosely mat Great Britain immediately come free it wu resolved that the not laid claim to large Blands on our tide of it That insulting claim wu neither misted nor admitted. It wu compromfaed by permitting the claimant to bold armed poaaeamon of cue aad cd Ban Juan, the room valuable of those islands, while wt quietly squatted an the other end. Aad while, by snoccso- F A IK TIN GI J. SEXWJLR1A BEST OF WORK. A GREAT BARGAIN __________ H.C.HARRja H. KATFOSD. Custom Plansing, Sawing and Turning Done on Short Matice. FARM FOR SALE! WE WANT AGENTS. Guarantee Satisfaction THE COLORADO WATCH. iKcouarwwsc. BASTISCS. MiaUCAS. | • FOR ONLY $3,00. THE PREMISES WILL BE SOLD Hand Sail, Hawaii Foal, and Bainstars, mwis ax hjxd. hr Ob nutui Ddlm la HUNTING CASES. HA8TB68 IARBLE WORKS! NIW GOODS AND KKW PRICES TOHBagffiirtBpgKB.NEW PHOTOGRAPH FEBOTYPE GALLERY HOFKQBud BASHES, $50,000 00 un an am fhutograpde with tbo expenditures of these times they -.-era cheap, very cheap. Com­ pared with their worth to tbo country they wen probably the moat profligate tha world ever saw. Thor coat the pan- �bnsfly ikstchod, or that with th* tom* number of miles travel aan be enjoyed so cheaply. Only 880 from Dtarott to Boston and return, with aoma 88 or 89 more for tbe Sayansy trip, over a rood a* good as th* bast,’ an *te**JR that need no commendation, for they are historic for their comfort and elegsnre. and in charge of oonductor* and other oarers, who** delight It i* to maka tha trip all on*’* heart can deeire. With Long before this ecrawl rosebee you LO telegraph will have brought you tho ill tert of The -dore Tilton's stat emeu t er’* reply thereto All I can give you is the effect ol these publication* upon the public of New York and Bro 4' ya. where both parties are known. Tbs statement of Tilton Is more direct smd damaging than those ctaM*| so Mto supposed it would be. It was expected Neuralgia, Beecher had made un attempt upon Mr* Tilton, end that he had invaded ether boms*, all oT which be wotlldantensor to sabots attain by shouroe'.anltal evidence. But his sworn >1*1001-nt thst tbs groat preacher had actually seduced1 Mr*. Thoodoro Tilton, struck the com­ munity like a thunderbolt from a clear iky. And so skillfully is tbo statomont Wtad'i, ro carefully ate all tiro Imq-bulo* etased up, that Mr. Boechor's bret friends are compelled to *dm!t that it has an ugly look and that Tilton had cause to Joaebehawdono Of coarse, tho question is asked, -Why did ho not right himself before ? Why did ho not cesl off his unfaithful wife and dreg Of taxable land there is in this city 8,0011-5 acres, of which 1,894 acres are improved, and ths value of the lands exempt from taxation under the statnte is 826,200. being 97 1-5 acres; of wheat there is oa the ground 463 acre* againrt 250 acre* in 1878; of corn there was harvested in 1878, 204 scree, and there is eomo 23 acre* devot­ ed to orchards, and a large extent to garden* of which no mention ia made in tho Supervisor* report*. There i* of neat entt’o cm* year old 235 ; of horse* 199; of mal«a 2; of aheep over 6 mouth* old 302, and of swine 4C. There wa* clipped la 1873, 1,690 lb*, of wool; 4,800 lbs. of pork marketed, and 13,­ who lives in a morbid, unhealthy world 620 lbs. uf butter mado. In 1873 which ia peopled by her imagination Ibero was raised 4,990 boshela ol wheat, with all K>rts of angels and demons. A 9,275 bsuhala of corn, and 2,262 bushels ot all other kinds of grain. Of tun, but her nature is so intenso, so fruit* there i* reported 1,825 bushels of j morbidly religious, Brat slw i* precisely ■ country from the Atlantic to the baa* of th* Rocky Mountains, and from the beautiful Lakes uf th* north to tho shops were furniture ia mannfstturvd. thorn is no trip the tourist can take where *o much can be seen and enjoyed at s > small an outlay, as on a trip from White Mountain*, Portland and tbe Eastern Bailroad to Boston, and thence liome by the great manufacturing atio* <ff Lowell, Nashua and Manchester; the capitals of New Hampshire and Ver­ mont, the beautiful village* of Burling­ ton, St Albans |nd Ogdensburg, and tbeoew bock by the G. T„ to the start­ tag point Especially do wo commend this route with its varied aid* rata, to the western tourist who derire* to see tbo wild and beautiful scenery of the Ba*:. All along the G. T., the soonery is wild and picturesque, and at the same time you pass through seme of ths most noted cities ou th* continent, espe­ cially Toronto, with it* celebrated librariao and far-famed Institution* of lenrtsng ; Montreal with Ito torely surround -' ng*, its splendid church**, second to none on th* Western Continent, and it* never to be forgotten, Victoria Bridge, over the St Lewrenoe; and if you please to extend your trip a little, Quebec, the ■wonder of th* world for it* military power and quaint but interesting public and private buildings, and the farfamed plains of Abraham, with its Ix-Mtlful menument to the hero whoaa life w** axcrificed in rindieatfon of hie ftskl. Or yet, rearing for a day you pace by steam down the 8l Lawraww by the noted falls of Mont Morenci, where that beautiful little river la a de­ scent. of 900 feet loaoa itself in tbo broad A. Lawrence, thence down to, and up tho Bayaaay, a river eo noted for tbe gnuduer of it* scenery that even * pairing reference to it will awaken ia tbo breast of erety lover of Best t^se BlasHii ii tie WorM. S. M. BIXBY & OO., Ka «ld 175 B-rota-yCw. Atrtrt, A’. F. rfmtaasweU**. I •tall ummS lS,M-nSrml4*»«rtaaCMr« Teas! Teas!! li -»Ais THE ORIGINAL California Correspondence. AMERICAN TEA CO. . You win seo by tho date of my letter that I am at your brother's, who. with tlx> exceptions of their recent sad borva vein cat. are all well and happy. I have made the trip to tho Yosemite Valley, ana think- perhaps 1 can inter­ est yua with such poor deecriptioa of Its grandeur as I am able to do, and a* you are intending to make the same trip, I will first tell you what I cvnadtr .Vo. 43 FjESAT STREET, . P. O. Box, 1267. Now Yar) THIS suidi- and horse, toll tickets, and all, which if your party cvnsists of Ins than four1, is the bettor way. This eutiilsynn to three days to the' Valley, and ass other day to the big trees. For a larg­ er party it ta better to i«ay in th* Vol- thereupon'Tilton opinion is that these foundation lu fact. is been pettifogged in .ray* by hi* friends. The Qrmmilfee of Invcstigatiuu was selected by himself, and the tVnunUaa have, , from the beginning, oeted mor* as his attorneys than hi* judges. It is safe to th* nominatioriVf a Represeutativ* in Congre** from this I>i*lrid i* to bo held at Jackson oo tho 25th of August Thi* Convention is not one of great importancc. Tbe have already de-' aided that Hoa. Georg*j Willard of! kidnapping in the City of Brotherly Battle Creak shall bo returned a* tbo , Love is so peculiar tbal'1 wont to in­ CongroMc.au from tbe 3d District, and vestigate it. Squio weeks agu, little Charlie tho »ou of a merchant residing in Grrmantowu, named Buss, was firm IAm riitt of the jieopla. missed from hi* home. Tha jxreul* in It i* perhaps enough that we hero their agony tried every pusnibln way to already said, and yet we can hardly re­ frain from adding that n> Mr. Willard thia District has a Hcjireeentatiru of whom they have every reason to be As a tost rseort, tha newspapers Iwerei proud. Not always voting as his con- treed, and advertisements ware inasrtod stitnents desired ou seton of the great offering » rvw»nl far the rteovpry of the question* of tha day, the man is yet to boy, and three brought re*p0n*»a A few- day* after tbo njtpearnuc* of tho bo found who even guesses that there first advertisement, a notice appeared in is a single act of hi* that wee not dicta­ tbe Lriftr as follow* ted by the most conscientious conviction Hom—“Wo are ready to negotiate." of what was for tho best interests of ibe country, and of hi* framed fate roustituenta, or that he ha* not at all time* world. The child hod been enticed in­ and their internet*. Of each a man, we to a wagon by two men who had driven say, we have every r caacu to be proud, it off and bad it safely hidden. Th* and with such a man before them, as a ransom demanded was 820,000 f Th* kidnappers informed Mr. Ito*« that they candidate, ia there any wonder the peo­ ple in advance at all eoavwntionaor cau­ cuses hare doereed who shall bo not on­ ly their candidate bat their Representa­ amount rather than bare the child come to harm, and that unless their condi­ tive in the 44th Congress. tion* wrrs complied with th* boy would l>* destroyed. 'The father sad mother With his usual utter disregard of the in their terrvr, coueealed to llie terms, truth the ••taller’’ who tri* to Edit the and the aegMiatioae for the payment of the muuay m* now iuprugrve*. us * question ia Mr. Ito", th* fttfhre. i. a menibrr of the fallowing I style, beside which ahtqcwwitofoabfo.dry goods home in that of Spencer, Cowper, Wadsworth^ Fhiladctohia, who lost in tho panic last and Irving is nowhere II* says: Will the Hon. (T) tell how much in­ upon it* placid waters. Then returning be manifested in lid* eoutmunify by Point Levi, we again oovttau* our terest —a— a- ----- 1 — -L-_____ i___ . -journey via G. TM to Portland, paaabg <m tha way through the White Movrntataa and ateymg for a day in this Bwitantand of America witneaafaig the wooden of nature and the triumph of man, over oUtacka that seem to defy all the aimbtaattaa* of art and industry, end yet, which hare yielded to man's watiring energy, a* tbe wkistle of tha Ix«mat;vo engine on the very top of MnentfWa^ungton fully atteeta. Buto Wound*, BLACKING. of the real value of the garden pro­ I man bio Bcs-eher. duct* and small fruits raised in our city. ' And knowing this- -appreciating the A* the product of our own garden wu . peculiar nature of bis wife, Tilton be­ lieved he bad b«ca outraged, hot,hvl that pity upon hs* wife that kept the was reported for 1872, and more than secret in his own bosom till he was one-thud that of 1873, and there arc compelled in self-defence to make part many better gardens than our* in the ;’ of it publie. It will bo remembered i city including those at both Supervisors. that in bis find stoletDent lie oely binted at th* matter, wit bo nt going into de- An exchange say*: “"Ihe gauge of the Grand Trunk rood a ill be changed on tho 26th day of September, at which time th* fifty new locomotives contracted for will U ready | for use. Five hundred and lorry mile* of road are yet to ba changed, and this will bo done in one day, when the remto making agricultural tools, employing pony will have about fourteen hundred mile* of track on the American gang*. 35 men, with a capital ot 835,000, and , Then the Boston and Maine car* will manufacturing 8100,000 worth of good* I bo run to Auburn and Lewiston, mak­ per annum, two flour mills, three saw I ing a through route without change to mills, with a capital of 86,500, but no ' Boston.” estimate is given of tlx* capital em­ When thi* is accomplished the G. T., ployed ia the Souring mills, but it can­ will be one of tha most desirable road* not be lees than 850,000; and there is to pat* over on Ibis continent. From one pump factory with a capital of 83,­ Chicagv to Boston, via Montreal, with­ 000; cue aaah. door and blind factory ' out change of rars, over *s varied and with a capital of 115,000, employing j beautiful a country n* tho ran shine* ten men. These are sll tiiat is reported (M*. Ulcers Brubes, Headache, Piles, Sprains, Toothache, ,Colle, Did Sores, All Hemorrhages, AlailiuJfey rreTrsMo**! UMiblscLssJ Uel<l rartsre M S* Ito . .„, ' could do anything with her he chore to grapes 700 cwt. in 187 and 1,744 in believed in Henry Ward 1878, and a quantity of tho smaller Beecher—she idolised awl worshipped fruit* and garden [vegetables, estimated i lum^ Ho warn her idea of a |>orfact men in 1872 at 8360, and in 1873 at 8411, “to ,,er 1,0 WM mor*' ,han “ llv nf _ _,h._ m "• ■o»...r>J Wii «><«". _•■>• THE GRANO TRUNK. Sflr® Throat, HoarotneM, site fate tbe oooleet and 00*1 dslightfal hona* on tho Island, woukl consent to lire in th* city during ths month* of July and August. No matter though she has to take n room at a. walering place scarcely larger than tho Hantoga trunk that contains her thirty dresses*, no matter if she ia cocifH'Uud to cn Jure beat, duai, worry and discomfoct of all kinds, whian she might b* *r.tlrely com­ fortable lu bar own horn*, fashion do­ croe* a residence out of town during the summer, and ah* bows to thia as sh* Merced nt eleven o'clock Brayed orcr night at the El Chpitau, a very nice houve for that little place, and took seat* next tuorniug for a two days' ri-ln in tho sta<e. Tho Cot half day was over a thinly aoUted plain, noted 1 should judge, for its dry streams, with th* exceptions of the Merced and San Janqmn rivers, which would comparo favorably with our loved Grind Hirer. Waatoppal at a miserable place ins diuncr, but after a most delightful afternooo, were agreeably surprised tn Cod. oeriled in th* densely wooded hills, a sunny, little licuee, beautified with rorai and other flowers, presided overby a most |M*rfect lady, who had spent. moat of th* last tweuly years there , Our lodging houses consisted of little rough cabias, formerly used by mill-men, ' but they were furnished with clean bods, and our m*als wet* good enough to rit ■ down to tn-any plan*. Tbe next day’s ri-lo was enough to par, on* for th* trip. It is a wagon roaa. completed clear into the Valley. Tho scenery is like the way from Car­ son, Nov, to Lxk* Take, far surpasses , it os you near the Valley, where the | river, tumbling among the rocks, re­ minds one of tbo whirlpool al Niagara, and tho Bridal V*il Falls, and the El Capitan and tbo Tnrc* Brothen moun­ tain *, took *o like ihe pieturos you hxvo se*n. you will almost think yon have covered with dust we hardly know oaraalta*:baf tk* dust broom and a few ruffita and cuffs made n* presentable to a well-sproad table. Eren the dish of strawborrioe, which with other froih, are raised in tho VsBoy. ■ Tho n*xt morning we started on horaeback for Mirror Lake, where ou* rock* and tree* refitted iuat as fitain as they are above. We rod* acroaa hi a boat, for two bit* apiece, tbs distance -if half a mil*. From there w* went to Bnow * Hotel, to *re Vernal and Nevada Falls. They ar* about ou* mile apart. send this paper from now until 7 AWsa jpfcH@<me week after j.fiwwmft 13485353232353532353484853484853232323 the coming elec­ tion of State and County officers for hours, ww knew the way must be very steep. In the Valley one ha* no idea of tie beighthuf the mountains. But w* wind aresrad and above,, tin it is like elimbtag ttghl after flight of stair* for nearly two hours, koking d,.’-a )ou are constantly vreCdering bow you will though iti* more tiresome than going up. i On oar wsy down we got some lemon­ * ade nt a heu*e Where half of the roof is , formed by a large projecting rock. My We shall give tte folleet report •Newrotaifiertre t ‘•‘twidrvre' wk �As political times are again upon us, Camp Meeting on tho old camp ground on Mr. Peter Edmond's land, in tiw (own of Baltimore, commencing August fife,. 1874. AU itenominsticas end prapi. era cordially invited Io attemL A young Kapcgraoe throw hie ball at his eteter, and hit tar on tta tack of tho head eu hard that tta tawl rv—» Out of her mouth. A Vermont postmaater’a wife, has detected in robbing the mails. Mmt women would hare been satisfied with reading tta JeMere. . Letters romaming in Haalinge P.O. Moulted for Joly M, 1874. Ptutata calling for any of tbo follow­ ing. wiD ploaso say "Advertteod." Ma. tasaa Allen. John Aeker, Time . M. Brady. I. N. Crittenden, Jamoe Dar­ ling, JW. Fort. 8. FerguKO, W. W. MpreU. Jamoa McGlyn, Miso Emma Nad^Pwriy Vantterholl, Martha fenkb. Direct your loftere to No. of P.fO. ho* of drawer. Jxo. Rosmrw. P.Mi Thought foe n schoolboy's theme— Beauty and bashfolneea are often uni­ ted ; yet tbo loveliest maiden to ft. mired for her cheek. Tbo bill-hoard west of our office ia ia a Janjpcraus condition to stand under during a beery wind. It should ta ropered before anmebody io injured. A Detroit boy propounds tho awful quory: “WMett had you rather do bo oaten up by a tigiir or have all the ma­ ple sugar you can .waiter F’ CHURCHES. All rumor, a*,out any change ia our Why orv tholadies tho biggest thiovee iwat offiew ut pkiw^it tfrw witSddf found- > fn existence ? Because they .tool their pettiaoats, boon ttair stays, erib thmr officer. Ho has tho bslp of an excel­ bahteo and book their dresses­ ' My hand is not a lemon nor my lips lent aseiuoxit. and if lta jpetitiaxWT'of ruam dear meet, as the lady said to her osrtirt when they parted at tbs door tbo remain pnstmkstef fohW than yet. E. other nyrt.- Why did she speak thusCharley Edorlo baa on hand another lot at that celebrated Milwaukee Lager, than which none tatter ia made, and does not mean to bo out agiitn during constantly on han't to Wilted ttair cmtoman, and at their piano will slwsy. Bornum's Hippodrome ha. been run­ bo found tta tasi the market afiunb. ning in New York over two months, <A base ball dub was organised in -and the average attendance has been . this city on Tuesday . evening with the ten iboosand people at each perform- following officers: President, J. F. Rotan. ; Bee. and Tress, W. D. Haye.; Hon. John M. Nevins, who had beea Capi, Geo. E. Goodyear. Every mv.i afined to his-house for K>mo; day. by is being taken to make attest clxsr dub. ,‘ness, was on the streets Monday a. usual, to the gratification of lu. many PAT.ni.1l ESTAMPMEXT. WU. ID zsr~ ‘ * ’"WnSHBrswtr*. oito. m-bEtyn.^riU: HASTINGS LODGE. NO. W,meets svsrv A young !ndv of our city ha. resolved 'that eta will never lean upon the arm that lean, upon a bar. and that is a bar to -the hope* ot several spirited young We overheard tbe following the eth­ Groan ha. bogus to show the appear­ er day as we passed down street for ance of being green once more since something worth mentioning: “It is tho late mins. It had almost died out awfully annoying to have some other follow.' clothes left in one's room by tho ' washerwoman. Saturday wo put enough to eat. cu ehSttar felfaws-shirUbut tofilfl'nt A uour dotbee-lino was contributed to tho Mill River Relief Fund by » Boston lady, and it wu. labeled : "To bo used in hanging tbo contractors who built > place for a collar." aiagarinc, or paper/pnfcl“bcd. with or without tho advertised premiums, we will obtain it for. you nt 'tbo Lovxar IUm without ruiy txpettso to yon in •ending the order. "Why, James,ntfjon 1 Is it possible you rome to brdnklul without washing your law or combiogyour hair F* "Ob, •father.” jiebxlantly whined tbs tea-yearolder, "is’s vacation.” • Think of n diet of pork and beans tnder a temperalorw of ninety-one in the ; shade. Thia ecoms incredible, T»t our «-yrt did not deceive us an Saturday al a . The Excuafooktortto. Cucumbers are plenty. Tomatoes are ripening. If there is uno lime more than auothor when a womail should bo left entire' ly alone, i: m when a full lino ot newly washed clothe, comes down in tho dirt. Head light—Bright eyes­ Well "posted"—The tolsgraplc . Tbe original greenback.—Prog*. Singular—iTo.'m4». garden walk. A bifwwn—Tbewe men tnotreyJtont fept 0)6 0^', CsMwtfon. Softly laded tils twilight nyr» of lut Sabbath's nun, and with all exuberance cf soul did s Green Afreet fsxnity ckno tba day's devotions, by a seemingly, eternal vocalisation of ‘‘Modteparitag.’’ fojhi csmdeAta^J.41 1 Christian households. It is to be hoped that "Captain Jinks" will ta n* spirit­ edly rendered next Sunday evening. jia-aity ybo-cumplain* that hW wife is n mflaltouist. She blows him up every ay, and makes him circulate until ho New jotalbevaro ipleidM el neo Aho Wo have received VoL 1, No. 1 ofc 9W paper called Tkr Dollar Xtxifprr, published at Oaoonta, Otsego Co., N. Y., a thriving place of over 3,000 in­ habitants. the tonoer home of our fore­ man, published by Mr. C- 8. Carpenter, Thia being the third newspaper in that village taeidsS a Mfgo job-printing es-‘ tebliahmsnt, perhaps a few of our r.-ader» would bo smprisod to learn ‘v*‘ will be well supported It is to voted-gntuOy ,foi local pflw sbouf fest gUvih'g mini The Auuwr <-ditor makes rsrnrijTin1 ’• 1 ’ ancc. Tho entries were only about one-1 third of the number Mr. Reed had sold ainoo being ia business here. Every style of buggy, carriage and deaaterat was to ta seen and showed to a good advantage. Ibero was ou tta ground we should judge from a view of tta crowd M * distance, from WM) io 1000 people sad from an accurate count ta­ ken at the gate, 170 teams were pre.-' ent. Mr. Reed dixplay«Nl emno very fine haggles and cutters, which on examinstren showed that Mtw but tiratclass workmen are employed et his shop. While preparing for the drawing Mr. Rccd invited the editor of this pai*r to make a few remarks in regard to Hume loduvJry. Tbe drawing over, announ­ cing Mr. Rirhanl Messer as tta lucky tnib, called forth loud applause and tbe cwowd dispersed for home, tta dance hall, cto., all well [doased wife the first ct hi bi don of carriages of J. U Iteeu’a ^«tfn Saturday taurning during Ihe heavy shower about 7 o’clock, tta blra of Jcteo Townsend, in Carlton, some four miloe from thia city, was struck by bghtuing and burned to the ground almoet instanteoas tageihor with tho tay erpp of his farm and feo wheat of 3U JRUJ IIUJ/TT moramg uw »ru. Sight or tbo efty, and eyca throughout tbe oouaty, presented a Tory sorrowful teoMng ■ppearanoev having taoa blown down oo much ae^to render it iierfectly.exe' lamin bearing a great deal. Whore edm ' in . “Rente are enormous,” ns rt» toafsr said on looking on his pants. When a shoemaker loeee his swi no. body starts a subscription lisL , . . Moonlight ettotyiflro now indulged ' ing loose, through fee streets and filling one’s eyes brimfuU of sand. Then camo a nice shower of an hour’s duratbo which made the gardens fairly laugh with W. laying U” d“1’ •“* Alling Ute cisterns, which were nearly afi dry, making the women glad. iq evenings by tta young. . -»®top me a Ihe,” m the drowning mab said to Ita follow on deck. .. Tho most dangerous thing to tunddlo with ia the new monogram fap. ' Nover keep a pock nf cyM ia dh» tar 14, IK 1% W. 18, »nfl 1»3i of Dtrinm F. « M. L Williams- "f f.----- ar tbo Holme. <fi»Woodlsnd. laying it to the .gwuad. Other buildings were blown dtrtrn tat wbbm tk^y tahragvd to >Winabl» to learn. Considerablo W , msgs to. eira Ifeifr w>d‘ j ■to-.tenet taridM.tami unroofod are । Ctauvy EJerls has just received diteci Irvm Milwaukee, and will kevp constantly ou hand, far sale by the keg or otherwise, a fine lot of Phillip Bost’s Milwaukee Lager, Ihe W feat U xnado. Also all the luxuries of the season con­ stantly on call; and ho han Michael Grace for an assistant, which hi. many friends wiD ta glad to know. a. ta has had a life long experience in this busi­ ness. Don't forget the place, JeSkreou street, next north of John Stanley's, if Send for “The Pioneer,’ WATttr CMSESTS (MAIS their rights or have they not. got a fit rnau to grace our capitoL Wo do not ad­ mit Mitar.' bo lot Hope and Orangeville each ptt'oent ttair man, and eome up to the caucus folly prepared to demand their turn or hang our beads and tame­ ly submit to other unrighteous de­ mands. Let mo here take tho liberty to mcotkn tho name of Mr. C. B. Dickinwn of Hope, if my townsman do not agreo with me, mention others. tat Orangeville bring up her man and eemo up to the caucus with ttair lull force, end wo ask the cooperation The great and jttetly celebrated Hy of all the towns who regard right and steian fof Eye, Ear, Lang. Nervous, ju.iicv, and I trust cur town will ever Faimtle, and all Chronic Dtecasoe, Dr. ta ready t> fovor tbo right. Rigbto^unea. ox.ltctb a nation, N. J. Aikso. has , returned from Cali­ . fornia, and will ta in Grand Rapids, Prov. 14, 24. Right and Justice will make a parly MMt., untR October. Office, % Mon strong while unjust demands serve to I aireat. Suleran for months or years from eufoolde and destroy. Tho taino rule Catarrh, Doafnssa, Epilepsy, Nervous should also govern our County Conven­ Debility, Oonsumptwo, end other Inva­ tions. But lest I weary you, I will lid. lie »oon cure*. Ladies out of change and soon close. Ou tbo Oth taalth. go to him or have bis romedre. inst, uur fields looked beautiful, our Tbe graeteU skill, «X|K>nr»cs sud suc- wh.ot stood erect and inviting the cra­ oers Hpeeial end difficult cases sdici- dle with cheering prospects to the own­ tol. Call, or write your rase and sand er. But tho laborers were Karoo and ■toinp for infonuaiiou. 1*. 8.—Youths Uio hot wealhur’end taovy grain drove awl mow who want reliable aid, advice many muter tho bush, aims were |aid and ewe, in and coulidenriai cmm1. up for days; but now it is all secured. sfaocM not fad to consult tbe Doctor at But dry weather i. effecting our corn terribly. Tbo Ccdir Crock meeting unco in person oc by jotter. >4H house is fairly under way. The Rev. The Grind Cirtiifle Exhibition. L. C. Gcslcr has boon confined to the bouse, must of tbe time to his tad, with Tbe exhibition at carnages camo off protfieots r.ot very flattering for six on taiuniay test as advertisod. and gave tta best of satisfaction to all presen|i Tta drawlag was left with tho| palipne to decide upon, and was fairly done under tbo eyes of all by standers., It is a fort tree planting oa a largo There was of entries only 03, these be-l scale is needed ou tbe Nebraska prairie, Ing moHIy of m-ar-by ri'isvn*. The end the people of ths state are fully heavy and constant ratn of tho fore part aware of tbe importance of tbo subject. of tho day nndoabt--dly deterred many On tho bluffs, and on tho banks of riv­ of tta people from fee distant towns ers eml streams, there is abundance of and places from putting in an apprar- wood, and a largo variety of native । wa. wdlhiHed' it will bo a belfer crop. that rerpoct; but tWn, ttay succeed_ Aa own has-passed lite tirao of setting. there because they do not elect genlte-l ’ it is hex 1 to twnm-ite on 4- very largo men to preside who have to give soj. The VfiiWF’rrop. Manfoet fisMo were lodged badmuch attention to tho opening of "Re-, joyable. -------■ tyaM-fta%VhMt»taek» '**• Wtcovtaosa Otapfers,- Ita* Itay xw*«rihtTeeoWtQMU ' fcfotafcncinff KaAbgUtaa Anr bold sad hungry tend to tbs duly of their office, or who September 7th. -Tt.. V------Aiwiiirev Growing wealhhr for evorr feihg in . ollowi. It is" only the other day that do not know enough to discharge with no of them disputed poseoariau of a credit to ttamodWtaib» dcHso of N. a tha line of vrgo>atiap. * .horiolberry with a man, and kept up Tbe paper «mlmning many fine be discussion till he swallowed both of points—Paper ot taodleis. , . Twenty brides at Niagara one day! Think of it 1 ists, septrauta and gossips gwusrally. Why not wo taro a voiee and call up a few thoaghte^rhfobit would ta well tn son.tier which w0 will call fair deal­ ings For lusranoo In the 2d Repre^ntatiya distnc: of B.ny, each Townsnip has tad a nwwitar except Hope and Oranger.lte, the town of Barry hu had two, one to tho Legislature and one to a Constitutional Coareatian. Prairtevillo baa had ano member and cm® Sen­ ator, and no .v I understand Ihst fboso towns set up their candidates. Why do ttay demand it 7 la it be­ cause they have beea heretofore n>g*rded with ao much favor, or is it taeause ATTXNT10N! 45 C 620 Hi Geo. P- M & Co. his easterners a Schefo (German word for sheep) bat Joha givoe a Slav. IDtf Job printing of every description axecutod on short notice, st tho ILutxn Tclcgrspb Institute al Kslsmssoo. lor' College Journal. Tt« Tbe passage from Liverpool to Has­ tings Is reduced to 8SLM eorrcncy. by tta National Line E teemeta. Tickets fqr mIo by 1« <Ti»m BaiMocl. UPtriWI New Firm. aprStf PICTURES 1 PICTURES' chouse for themselves a day in April, and eet it apart for tree planting. This year, however, tho Stato Board of Agri­ culture has determined to go back tn the original plan. It has been rewired that “srt»r-day" .ball ta the second Wednesday in April: and tho Stato Legislature is to ta asked to make tho day a legal holiday. Each owner of land is rreusnmendcd to plant at least one teae and tho State Board will award a premium to the person who plants the largest number. Il io now the custom of tho Board to give a prexaiumfo the land owner who has plant­ ed the mint trace on any given day in April; and, ata recent mooting ot Ihe Board, the pruo was awarded to a fann­ er who sot J<>I 27,600 trees on the 28th I am now nil aloue in tta Photograph busineaa, and as I have mmlo arrange­ ments to increase my IhciliUM for doing better work than ever, all should caliand get a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work in tta post is a suffi­ cient guarantee of first-class work in Ihe. future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side Stato Street. Commission Merchants IN GRAIH AMD FLOUR, COLORADO EXCURSIONS. rsra MHWi EacftSTrfL,______ __ OF POPE PIUS IX. WESTERN HOIK JOURNAL, (UljCatWit Jwmliilidim' �jsdwbra, iasmte-rf that resistance, freodmea ha^ bora mad* etiara* iDaxraoMte wu atend. “May throe tans, thou gb they be black, hav* the tetttan of the ballot which tbe taw benignly grant* to all c.tuoo., howrhwabte, at every other color F 1 again tho answer wu “no.*’ Lndwbra th* Kuktax, armed with nd and bludgeon, hunted tho nee- flu to pr*Mot a lehwlute of the leading <,TAtht>mo and abroad the Unid was prodaimed to be ffiuolred ta 1861. Tbe in 1860 to six hundred ind fiwty-nino million in 1873, bring an increase dur­ Nine Btata* then claimed to have taft ing th* period of-two hundred and sev­ tho protection of th* Constitution for­ enty-six milikm dollar*. Thera are those bold enough to as­ ever. They Uro aH returned to tUt protection aww. ’Tbo** that thou gaveet sert that th* e-juntry is now governed mo I have kept, and nnu* is loaC'said worse instead of better than formerly. Bom* may be found weak enough to believe such aaeartiona But it require* a great deal of declamation to prove that lb* day is Bold when tbe mercury stand* at V8' in th* shad*. Th* marcury won't lie. Ml' ‘ “ ‘‘ “ tim*a do. And It deal of rbstcric to try that il is being nil omissions. They courtantiy neglect­ ed groat national interests, because they feared to infringe upon the prerogative of States; they proclaimed themaalvee tbe champions of State*’ rights; they arrogated to themselves tha name of the States' rights party. It waa a specious pretense, but it was utterly insincere. So long ox our ar­ chive* remain,, to long that very party will be known a* tho on* whicn struck the foulest blow at tho rights of State* which could bo contrived. . That is the party which, on the IStb of September, 18W, wrote th* fugitive slave act in th* statute book. Dy that oct the United Slates command nd tho Federal courts to multiply court com­ missioners without limit. By that set tho United State* offered ruch commieeach, for certificate* that residents of Masaachusctts, or of any other Stato, were fugitive* from Texas or aome other Stato; and when such a certificate was obtained, pledged all its forces to remove such residents to the State wherein he waa claimed; which made that certificate to purche-ied, of such hucksters, conclu­ sive evidence of tbo right to remove, pein*'' to attack* “on th* ialaad ol Cuba, by lawless band* of adventurers from the United State*, with tho avowed dorign of taking posaewian of the island-' ■—attacks whict^ ho argued, no admin­ istration would bo strong enough to ro­ Rapid*, and which advertised it* impotaney to control it* own Cllibuaters, could hardly bo expected to make a b*cwting figure when ronfron.od with war. When therefore, tn 1881, tbewtandard of re­ bellion wa* raised, and State after State wheeled defiantly into tbo, ranks of re­ volt, it waa perhaps not aoSrwy surpris­ ing that one-half tho Democratic party joined tbo revoft. white tbs other half exclaim*d it could not be restated—not ro very surprising that the six per amt. bond* issued ia fc’sbruary, l&til, were sold at a discount of six pw cent, and not so vary surprising that Great Brit­ ain should have proclaimed tho robots to ba lawful belligerent*, before she knew a gun bad b*aa fired. Bui il was surprising that a President to u, —’—------------------- ’ That is not all. If there over wu one principle of English jurisprudence which England believed to be imversibte aad unaltirrabta, it wu tbo princi­ ple that a British-born subject could never change hi* allegiance. “One* * Briton, alsray* a Briton" wu a taw she held to b* u fixed u gravitation. • She fought OM wu with u* in defense of it. But after eraior our pitiful army of eleven thousand men suddenly swollen by volunteers to nearly a million, sbo wisely concluded it sru not worth white to fight another war in dafenao, of that principle, end by peaceful nego­ tiation she hu repealed the law *he so annd so obstinately held to b* irIfle. Germany bu followed that wise sxjunpln, or rather rat tho example Belgium, Sweden, Norway, and Den­ mark bav* don*, th* earn*, and now whfln. tha Republic grants tho boon of citixcnsbip to one ot Irish, English, Ger­ man, or Scandinavian birth, th* grant is recognised in tho tand ol hi* nativ- his home, but ceres to write, a letter can be carried with marvelous celerity and at trifling coat- Tho following table ex­ hibits the great reductions made in tho rate* of foreign postage by postal con- J I th* temperance cause, on. of lectured on th* evils of intern: while the other furnished ■ al That is not all. Those island* to which she made claim on our Northwsetern coast are relinquished. That claim Great Britain submitted to tbs judgment of th* Emperor of North Germany, and submitted herself to tho mortification of being told to surrender it. 8bo was not awarded an equivalent tor it ■ tih* wa* simply told she had 2 a-.. ....... ing mercy. But the phenomenon is not difficult to explain. Such grants were mad* only to States in which tbo land* were Such tand* were found for th# moat part only la " States were very ----------------——cratfc in politic*. Tho States reoeiviag th* grant* could alone administer them, and tbe party **«ms to have felt confi­ dent that grant* so administered would not promote the cause of education mo:e than grants of money had promo­ ted the cause of commerce. All who are familiar with the early experience* of th* *obool fund* in tho Southern ana ram* *f the Western Btatos, will need no otbrr assurance that that confidence we* not misplaced. Th* Capitol wu not txauptantod. But when tbe Democratic party retired from control, in 1861, ecarcaly a build­ ing belonging to. tho Government wu fiatabed. Perhaps, however, tbe party would have avoided that cause of re­ proach if they had earlier formed th* deeign of transferring time buildings (o Ihe use of another government. Armies we** then maintained. Thsir ranks were thin bul they wore sumptu­ ously officered—officered far too largely by thou who bad bun educated in every soldierly grace save that of alle­ giance. A navy wu suffered to exist But u h wu found a little too loyal to deeert its flag, and a littfo too gallant nition aa an integral part of th* United Stat**. A rare numbering million* bu bran rabsd from th* condition of chattel* to ths state of man. Human rights have gained th* raactira of three raw chap ter* addad to th* national Oraatitntion. Murder organised in several Statu, bearing th* nam* of Knklux, wearing th* garb and plying tha trade of flrads, has bran exposed, convicted, punWwd. Abroad our career bu bran scarcely leu triumphant Great Britain has cor­ rected th* mfetak* she made when *b* usumed that th* appearance of th* Confederate State* wu th* sure pre­ monition of tho departure of the United Btatee. Bh* baa flora what Great Britain never did before—ebs has ajiologlxed for a mistake. Out of that mistake has sprang a n*w are in diplomacy. Without tbo employment of force, but pooceaLlr, tba Republic which waa defiad by her own atixans, and deepsed everywhere in 1861, has led Groat Brit­ ain voluntarily to submit her conduct to th* judgment of nations, and in pursu­ ance of their jndgment, aba baa paid a fine of fifteen millions tor th* wrong - -u 1 :| s But this ia not all. Bines the advent of tho Republican party tho finishing touche* have been given to our land sys­ tem. It was long ago adjudged that a dollar nnd n quarter wa* a full oquiraIsnt for an acre of the public domain. Accordingly that was fixed a* the mini mUtn price. That gavo to tho Govern­ ment 1200 for a quarter section of tend Bui Republicanism adjudged theta far­ mer waa more worth to tho country than 1200. and so it has tendered a homestead not exreeding one hundred and sixty acre* to every bead ol a famlly who win make a farm upun it. Aad in view of a fort which no State ran af- dignity of a science; to th* grandeur even of an art But. a* establishing the future land policy of the liepublican party, tho fol­ lowing resolution of tbe House of Rep­ resentative* is submitted: Rttoktd. That in tbe judgment of thia Rouse th* policy of granting subsidies in 'publi* land to railroad and other earporetiou* ought to be diecontinued ; and ' that every consideration of public policy and equal justice to the whole people re­ quire* that the public land* ol tbe Uni-! ted State* should be held foe th* exclu­ sive purpose of securing hotnoetead* to actual settlers, under th* homestead and pre-emption laws, subject to reasonable appropriation* of sub lands fur educa­ tional purposes It I* often flippantly said that all tbow crime* and horror* are pa»‘n and it I* absurd to attempt to maintain a political party on tbo memory of them rerbepaso. But would it -not be insane to trust a political party that oould so readily forget them f it is not mag­ nanimous, it is indeed hardly manly, to pereecute mon for sias of which they bar* really reprated. But that ia »ot repsntanc*. it is hyprocrisv, which profesecs to repent of sms end dow not for­ sake Item, Lui embrace* were* oow. Such is tha anomalous repentance dis­ played by th* Democratic party. It never eearaa to denounoe th* Republi­ can party for what it ha* don* or te try­ ing to do, but it straightway thunders with fiercer denunciation* of what tbo party ha* not done and is dstvrminod shall not be don*. Tho momsnt Demo­ crat* forget to decry Republican poficirs they begin to b*lie Republican mo­ tive*. Tot twenty Tears they dwmed it ■ufficxsntly oppropriou* to call Republi­ cans “Radicals now thev claim to ha Since th* early part of 1872 they have bran diligently socking to suborn ronrgado Republicans to turn'ststes' evidence end to swear that all txilitical virtuo is In thou dlscotafitted ioroes which resisted tho progrew of the tast decade, and all villainy is in tbe forces which marshaled that progress. To such witneure they bare lavuhlv offer­ ed honors, offices, dignitfee, preeidaucioo. but only partially meunred, by these tartat First In thirteen years it has not once bun forced to r**ort to loan* ex­ cept by tba exigwaefos of war. Our rivals in popular favor, as has been **en, repeatedly resorted to loans in ing to more than three hundred million* annually. Third. The principle of th* public d*bt baa been reduced in th* same timaby th* sum of three hundred and fifty-five millira dollar*. Fourth. Th* Treasury note ba* been appreciated from 782*10 per orah its gold value In Mareb, 18p0. to 882-10 par ora!, it* gold value in March last Fifth. In spit* of tho financial dteester* which overtook th* country in Sep­ tember, 1873, th* public debt waa a>mittished nearly five millions during th* fiscel.year just anded. Sixth. The cost el tbe Govraument. excluding expenditure* far improve­ ment* and dist>ur*«mont* mad* neces­ sary to meet obligation* imposed on us by the rebellion, was Isas per capita during th* lost fisc*! year than during the year ending Jun* 80, i860. Bad men, doubtteM. are still teft in the Republican party, a* bad man are in (he Democratic party. Bo good men ero in both parties. Tbo diffsrenoo is this: In spit* of the bad men in th* former, it ha* ia thirteen years raised the country liigber ia truo national greatneo* than any country wu ever raiwd bo fare in tho same length of time; white, baciUM of bad uwn lu tho other psrty. tbe country constantly declined in cb*raet*B|and dignity white it bad control. 'A party bolter than either, loftier in Ito aspirations, wiser in il* methods, bolder in its endeavor*, ia un­ questionably desirable. Such a party might be attainsd, if the wise, tha up­ right, and the potriutio iu tho Demo­ cratic ranks would unite themtslvss with th* like m ths Republican organn... ig the effete You are about to asloct Rsprorantatives to a new Congress. We earnestly entreat you to send tbe truest and ablest Republican you have. But we entreat you to sond Republicans and not Demo­ crats. You will send one or th* other. No matter what tbe individual may call himself, or what dugulse he may wear, be will be a Republican or a Democrat There is at present no room for any other style in our politic*. If you do not mean to retrace tbe past you will select Republicans and not Democrat*. If you moan to go forward in tbefeture, you will soloct Republican* and not "deceive the elect.’’ ,“o fsr they have failed to deceive even tho electors. If that party foal* it to bo unkind to remind it of it* post career, how must it feel to be reminded of il* preset atti­ tude I Once it* member* professed dis­ tinct principle* ; all that oould bo ob­ Eer rightful authority is disputed no­ jected to them waa that they professed where ; her opinions sro respected eve­ th* worst principle* extant. Bul bad rywhere. tiho stands in th* very van­ ai they were, they were more becoming guard of sovereign States Wo chal­ than thi* utter abjuration of all princi­ lenge history to produce another in­ ple*. Yon may not like to employ, but stance of n country raised from such 1 you do pot wholly despise, the xealot humiliation to such grandeur in so short who consistently asserts that sara*peril I* lt is somvUmes M,d the mission of will cur* every disease and so urges it tbo Republican party ia accomplished. upon every patient; but who can re­ If by that no more is meant than that sprat the charlatan who persistently th* party h*s discbargod ovary trust cries to th* side, “give me your money heretofore committed to it, w« admit it. and you mar take what rcmodie* you It ha* boon thought whan on* was found faithful over a Caw things that was a You have seen th* shortcomings of please 7" When in 1860 Democrat* said, ''Con­ good reason fur trusting him with morthat party in administration. Its faults in opposition bare l;een still nu,re gist- | tinue u* in power nnd wo will fleck the things. Can you do better than bo mo strutted by such an example I- Espe­ ing- Perhaps they can be forgiven for Territories with slavery; " ' cially since you must employ either the allowing tho ship of Stat* to drift so tbor said, “restore us t‘ near the rocks. But how can they bo will barter with rebels. ■ring freedom party which you say ha* fulfilled every . . ____ .868 they said trust, or employ that only other party forgiven their struggles to prevent her from being snatched from that peril 7 again “restore u* to power and we will which ha* betrayed every trust Th* occasion fur political effort ha* The charity, which delight* to think no abrogate three groat amendment* to the evil, may •xcu*o tboir omission to lift Constitution, awure government to ended. Other tabors lie before yon, . the country ; upon th* plea of incomp*- white men, and return slavery to color­ | tency. But not chanty itself can see ed mon," It could only be replied that -lighter perhaps, but not light. First You have to see that what is anything but malignancy in their par such invitation* were very unattractive. sislent efforts to prevent the country But when in 1872 they cried, “restore dons shall|aot bo undone. Republican­ ism offere you tho best security against from being lifted. Th* worlrfUoe* not resent, but rather pities, the helpless everything that anybody want) done,'' retrogresaion. Second. You have to so* that th* crew under whose seamanship Jcsu\ the invitation wa* utterly repulsive, sailed for th* country of the Gadarones. s^nd when they supplement thi* brasen It is plain they could not still tho wind* indifference to principle by a stolid in­ great tabors demand your present con­ which threatened to sink th* ship. But difference to truth; when, weary of op­ sul era! ion. The fourteenth amendment to the il they had attempted to throw the Sa­ posing tbo measure* ef the majority, viour overboard when ho appeared to they combine to assail their characters ; Constitution u not yet enforced by “ap­ Million* of rebuke than impious winds, tho world when they abandon £*!■<.• reasoning only propriate legislation.” would bare known no pity forth* crew. to resort to false uMcrtion, th*y exhibit American citizen* are dented even tho And that is tho great Democratic of­ an opxisition hard if not impossible to common taw right* of locomotion be­ cause they ar* black. If such wrong* fense which still smelli to heaven; not And yet that opposition, white it nev-aro ________ ____ t th* Repobliran to be_____ redressed, that they did nothing for tho country, but that they fiercely oppboed everything er was so bad, wa* never so dangerous party alone can do it that wa* done fur tbo country. It would m now. 1‘eopto can better judge the ' not be quit* tru* to say that tho Demo­ merits of a measure than tbe merits of a man. They ran more readily detect to suppreas t£; rate lion; that would a fallacious management than a false have been Itigh tr^on., It would be statement, 'When tho opposition de­ quite as for from the truth to say that nobneed Republicans as misguided they promoted that effort Th* rebellion statesmen, the people could safely com­ could not have tested two year* had tho pare our measures with th.irs, and Democratic party continued in that pa­ two reason* for believing that the Re­ triotic purpose which Dougin* for a sea­ publican party rather than it* rival can son inspired. But Douglas died, and so" beet treat this great question of ths fi­ did that purpose. nances: ’vo slight to that allegation: First, With a rsgacitr. a steadfastness, and 1. As the former baa, hitherto, found tpublicans bar* poswsasiou of the the true way through graver difficulties, a ctearnaea of vision which, if employed tn a good cause, would be of inestimable Government, and have tbe best chanro so we belter* il is more apt to find tho value, th* Democratic party found that to peculate. Beeond. It has been tho truo way through thi*. •overt, Borrow, and devious way which especial labor of tbo present Admtnitra2- You already have abundant a**urlay between loyalty and treason, and tion to detect and jHimsh peculation. anee that when Republicans discover they pursued that wsy from tho middle Borno rases have been foundtbe true way they will pursue it. That He waa a great statesman, u well ** of tbe year 1869 to th* and of tho war, assurance ha* not as yet been given by always avoiding the rebuke of their a great poet, who made Cassius say : amntoy's law* and also th* reproach of their country’s foes. But evan for this ■ tin tod measure of loyalty there may have bean wrae ex­ cuse. It may have sprung from lack of faith end not from want of lore. They professed to belrevo the rebellion Our internal commoroo demands ad­ invincible, end. if they really believed ditional and les* expensive facilities. ■0, they could hardly bo expected to dis­ Th* vultunk of that commerce ha* grown play much tool in a atruggle thnr bsIn these lusty times to enormous propor­ tions. Groat a* he* been the increase of transportation facilities since the ad­ vent of th* Republican party* bar* ...»with th* demand tor taTfrom □.-should bo avoided if porabte., Tbo State is but tho aggregate of the people in th* State. A* people are the purchasers of traupxtatioo. Tbo railway companies barn trans­ portation to sell. Tho law aiw hold railroad compan­ ies to be common oorrian, and so bound Jsim & sadfl M il ichigin Centra! R.R. OLD, 1EL14BLI ADD DIRECT 80071, (CMMU XMUMOKMXST. ■st it too tow. Purcharera are very apt to want commodities as cheap a* they can be had. It is not probable that either party to tti* transaction would always hit upon tha sxaet equivalent The consaqu*Mss of a mistake would probably be fbuad most injnriou*, If made by the people. If th* company make* th* mistake, and charge* too ranch, no on. is obliged to employ iL Tho producer does bis own carrying be­ fore tho railway i* built. Ho has a per­ fect right to do so after ti is built. Bo, every company i* oom pell by th* law of trade, even if municipal law i* sitoat, to carry products cheaper than th* pro­ ducer can carry them, or bo willnot have them tu carry. The company most *’.» carry them *t ■ profit to the pro­ ducer, else tbo product will osare Tue farn-ors of Iowa will send no wheat to Chicago, unlas* ths road* will transport it at price* which will yield a profit to the producer. THE MEW IMPROVED as absurd for the railways to demand more for transportation than th* pro­ ducer can afford to pay a* it was for the man in tbe fable to endeavor to get two gulden eggs each day from hi* hen —the attempt to do eo wa* death to the ’tinder favorable condition*. indeed, tbo carrier raay demand and receive more than a f*ir share of the profit* of । production. V* her* such is the case, whoa the Stato finds the produce: makes bat ten pro cent., while the carrier makes fifteen or twenty par cent, it is very eaiy and perfectly legitimate tor it to say tu th* company : “Th* work RDOTGTWSrraGMACHIKK. Il rtru ixtetartifiitePnu. iVit; ft; rtSftkkT! WffiUBflT k riofoB - ce* may be graver. Tho company has no ojition. It must accept th* pricw named or not run. If the rates named will afford a slight return ou th* capit*!, existing oompanfea may cuntinu terra, but no more capital will encounter lik* risk* If th* rate* will yield no return, tho road era not be run. Oompsny and community, in that com, are alike ru- TOlP.ftnwtf . ■1CH1GAH CEHTRAL R. R. Grand Hirer Valley Diviskm J. Cole &; Son r. ;>o*e* to open or enlarge several d^.' ent water channels between the Mis sissipi and tho Atlantic. W* Invite your earnest and carelul consideration 1 of that proposal. It is asserted that! by an expenditure of twenty millions • per year (hr six er seven years new : channels may be opened which will | lessen tbe cost of transporting the grain product of the Mississippi val­ ley alone in the sum of 842,000,000 annually. The figure* are startling, bat are far from improbable. The ex­ penditure proposed seems large but compared with the resource* of lb* peo­ ple it is trifling. Th* wealth of the na­ tion is not les* than thirty thousand million*. He who ba* an eetate of thirty thousand dollars can not be distressed by pap ng |20 a year for six years. Be­ sides, a nation which ha* spent three thousand million* of treasure and an ocean of life for peace will not hesitate to spend |120,00u.000 fat pscopse Uy. GROCERS teNTBi 5 >b2. . T. U. LYON. Prop oar tru ii n* uvsiunu urn LUD PLiHEl, STtJCCO nut un 1 BAI! S?S Shingles, Lath, &c. E J yeare. our population increased between 1860 aad 1870 more than seven mil­ lions. Th* increase wa* bat a Ettte more than right million* during tbo previou* decode In spite of _ the *normou* eost of that tame war, both in mon** and ia muacle, our line* ol com­ peted railway* have increuel from 81,000 mites, at th* clow of IBM, to almost 72,000, at th* clow of 1878. On* iron track span* tho continent; ,u, a "v*- b“’~ .u“ range and tha Bterra Nevadra, which waa almost unknown in 1861, is now traveled by highway* ia every direc­ tion, aad Us grograpby ia a fa tailiar to our children os tho geocraphy of New wa* finally crushed. Possibly, however, ev*n that singular d*j*ctiou wa* but the offset of mortifica­ tion at their own mi** judgment and want ol prevision. But when tbo re­ bellion wa* crushed and they were in­ vited to aid in removing it* cause, a* well a* a cause for future robalHous, by abolishing sl***ry, they refill to do tbat 1 How rau that refusal bo excused or forgiven f Tbe great art of emanci­ pation, while tbe grandset ia hiitoty. is also th* teaal*xponaiv*. Deost noting bat a veto, yet even this they i* to do anything whatever to ebrapea trauportation, only the Eepublmaa party can bo relied upra to do iL The Democratic party hu forsworn all such labors. Long ago they drtsrmined tho Constitution would not permit the Government to remove an obstrurttea from a harbor or srivw. Hi* rain to suppora they wiU find now aathority to build canals or construct railways. But w* are not teft in doubt u to their pres­ HoHuiftwortk's Steel Tooth ent dirposition*. Two votes givsndur- The King of the Held Sulky Hay Sake, FRESH FISH! seek movement, but they require to be moved over vast distances. Tbe sur­ plus product* of those almost unlimited batins—that between th* Alleghany and Rocky mountain* and that between tho latter rang* and th* Sierra Nevada* —require to bo dipped out into tha Htrting., Mio uar BUSE JOSKTg PFLPQ, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-08-05.pdf f29539defe77723f5700778f6657198d PDF Text Text ■a df? Th« R^r^cy Ceo.fi. Dftwey, VOL. XIX. NO. 16. HASTINGS, BARBY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1874. the Wolverine combined Corn and Fallow Culti- vator is the best in the market. It is well made and of thoroughly seasoned timber. is a riding sale the celebrated Gale Chilled Plow having se­ cultivator. so constructed that there is cured the agency for this County. little or no weight on the horses necks even witb- We warrant these plows superior to any other out a rider. Any cultivator that depends on the Chilled plow in existence in the following particu­ lars: rider to take the weight from the horses necks is We are now offering for <.MlEni!L-0«~ oreTlta. %M. BfftfteR. tJC- fulL teat ho deem it an iufringwatewt- Lightness of Darft. Ease of Handling, Strength, Durability, Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to all kinds of Plowing, imperfect as the riders vary in weight and the harder the ground the harder the bear down on the necks. It has also a patent leveler by which the teeth can always be made to run the same depth and level. No other Cultivator has this. no sale. one guaranteed to give satisfaction . «a>0 th—tens, Marg bo brought for• -card ln‘h+ftnber state *o that they n>ey . SfejfcikX JSjEE M WITI IM nni BE !■ ffl Come and get one on trial. Price §40.00 NO EXTORTION! >BALERS! •I ...: if The price of the plow is only $14.50; Plain Points, 55 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. DWIGHT & BURRALL DENTIST f “SoisaJSW' REAL BBBS MANUFACTUKEHS of i FARM FOR SALK NEW IDEAS! . AGENCY, T. II. LYON. Prerrietee. UHagabaat Iba • #u*0»»M>a»nt ”“W «|.H“ ROUGH and DRESSED if on FNfe iw a u Mcfc TERMS LOW. LUMBER, rure- wines ana ■ NEW OFFERS! Mr. Dublia hxLao aovoor taken up hit nbodu ia.SumnMniUpAhaa he »u swooped down upon By?Davy of younf Indiot who inrtetud on hit attending a candy party altba Down*’. • . Theyvrculd no* take “Na’’fcr an nn-’ aver; *o Dobbabegan1 nwdftttnrg'on th* aubjecL fafaM Ho wu elderly and । auch being the ca**, ,1 surprising that he thou! a dtaire to go to the pa aibty. ho might get a bhanfa tu-| of hi* preterit state of celibacy i of matrimony. . ,r ,>a; ; He hadalwuyi had a faint co i Ufk aa Will latareal every eat. Vaa fall paitlcalare whlvk are aval tree : Timber, Lath, Shfngtfa, Saab, Doott, SEIHrOBMUMira! Blind*, Moulding*, Fr*me«, Brack’ OUR FIRXSIDE FRIXSD it Mvl> tu FifUi eta, and all kind* of Joiners • FOR MEDtdXAL rURFOHBH. A tall Uaaef Um Oatat Gra««ei** it th* City. I*ri...otall kladtafCaaart Fraluaad Fwk. Aloe. 1-oMrtadIteablHi Partsr art Edirterjb tai. .MakvatceaatasUyeabaa*. Jrtartee rtt fan . .!< IlMiinai. Mid Custom Planeing, Sawing HAYFORD'• M *0_*«r and Turning ywr. A GREAT BARGAIN BEST OF WORK. r.mily art tury Wwkiy io <kt Caloo. baa tL. Itrreal C.mlaUM, art tba *••»•*p«iaIrt arftUto* art poMbtile* rtirtllahmtal aad WM. H. FARM FOR SALE! Krtry tartvrirtr rvativu a 5 a ImUml JM'aWl ■ atari Dons on Short Notice, • OtTU.'Sl!W)t!BTHUi:S£, sew iirt urn goods am new prices ■ Afal'there <M before the with van haWfunned. Ho wat working with redoubted' en­ ergy vhn the candy snddenlt mapped fa twain. and ho fell back on a horresntd 1 podfidn with the floor with a huge gree of candy finely grasped fa hi* 1 ‘ ■ 'Dttitiiwu mortified. ' HopartiaJJy rota oa hie elbow to take m ' inspection of the tecao of the lato great disaster, and raw hit cotnpanim I altnly extended oa the floor at the farther end of the room, with her h<nd quflHty reefing fa a spittoon. . a She bad . faintedand lay thace .aa ayMtly Moeoaeoow of h*c ungraceful WtotiiMrdlmMb.; *M>lure Bobb* could Gy to ‘her auiatance, ■Or atn'^et off hi* bad, another stick xrftMdywapMd fa. two fa hi* irnntmedtetofaoabtjr, and a fMoid genilasan WE WANT AGENTS. [Batt of Work man rhip] Hand-Ml; Hawaii. Post, and Balnsters, -MSTBGS.WnRCAlI. A Ce., nblMbtn, CMeaga, ID. THE COLORADO WATCH. FOR ONLY $1,00. hop is Barlow < Ucodyear’* NEW WABEHUUSE. sthoinlsK O. F. Dwight < Co’s Foundry. ta« !. Ok Tijuaii Dollars Les Tbaalbatracfaal vale* SaraatMbatdry say. ’•» fertbw sanJealan layakr* at Ooea * Sac. TEE tUKESBffi or BE FEM.' ■ May 20 th. 1874. ---- AXD - t FBROTTPE GALLERY SHEI.VE2*. ETC. ‘ oHrtbaal . - X' ’ ' SPRING 1874 IT ALLAN tr.MIKUUAM. WOOL wont by Railroad will be carded and rent back In Good Condition. 1‘aoe 10 eta 1! oiled, and 15 eta. if I fhntehoil. HKADBTONE.S. XABLS TOPS, THE PREMISES WILL BEHOLD Fir HUNTING CASES. BLACK fl FULLER, rreprf.ura, art yeaparadtobmirt ' MONUMENTH NEW PHOTOGRAPH IU Satisfaction! HASTINGS BABBLE WORKS I . AL WA rs (LN HAMI). J. L. WiLxirt, Hastings, Michigan. Guarantee bred Xotbiag1 ecuaia It Sr a*vaL, aui, ar Moult, yoaeg or eld. VbM art • 5;u.,«• Imm*Mrrtlory. «h'«bb 1 ttidiy ru!log HOPKINS and BARHES, , AMERICAN waa taken ia^ |linuiii*i> i jr aJtsfly.df. quamtanor, uuroJ.ud tfld RwugduttUu •k.'tbafa*r.«*Mbdu<*Mt, Arirtapaaaay *ia,hi tbaSuto. ’ X.fl. V* wiK altort U tba rtearvai al art KEASONABLB WATBSt $50,000 00 Comer State aad Creek fit. Building race aompiad by BoetonCaeh Store. SINE'S LIFE SHE raOTOGEAPDS ।. I Miytaau. M .te&.fEXS®*--'*. MAKBLE GIFT ENTERPRISE imAHia. ■. *» COPYING AND ENLARGING OLD INK, „ Art «Ulrt~A« wart . CRAYCJrf . ’ 1 a.ftafcmrri t FOB WAIEBCOLOB ~lttWS8W,r'' «•] '’ M’>»« ^1#**^*™ ’*«* z’1 •g • r-e ■»■£ rtt: art AND0IU, • a^r '■■i- «MoiAnTi I uptite-? < IT- tna <• m iv* , .1 ■ -Jt••UK-1 etdare 4K*> ‘ “ "^ujejtiuiuu®-'** ■ mr art am, �Binghtly Hide boy*, ranging in ago. from three to rix yean, of. soft and fair wmjjoxtion, picture of rosoato health, poee, savor of sycophancy or slavish beauty and happinran, with martins, servility. There is a womanly simplici­ cart, rocking hers* and playthings. ty and iogsuiousnras about it that canTbe scenery around Manehrator i* very romantic, and with better farm im­ provement*, would bo beautiful The building* are cheap, of board* or log*, poorly and indifferently finished. An Indian mound lix rod* in diamolor nt > th* bem and thirty fret high, stands ■ out upon the lowland Mit of the tosrn. [ It is being gradually leveled by plaw, ing and cultivation; this is wrong; these foot-prints of a raw tong extinct . ought not to b* *&<wd ; they should b* i preserved by us and handed down it• tact to future ages. Tbo bonk* of th* ' streams in many place* below lite town , r ; > ’ , । ; । ar* bold and precipi tiour, with crevice* end and caves, in -seme cases large enough tu suiter flocks utuonnting to amounting to hundred*' of bead. North of the viUago half * mile, up­ on * poniasula farmed by tbo junction of tho two streams, are tbs remains of an old forttesa. It encloses fatty screw it is of Spanish pattern and was dutibtles* built by Dj Soto about tbe year 1540 ; tlio land about it. to some extent, was cleared and cultivated by (b*s» expkw- 1 saw and conversed wilb |tcop|e of all political pjortM* and elaaco, U nion men, avd Sosewouists, Ibat were, the follower* of Bragg, Cheatham and For- dollars of th* people’s money is placed iaths hand* of a single iadividual without any security whatever except hia sense of honor, is to apply the mild, set poeibio epithet It would appear to moot of na to partake largely of the nature of a gigantic fraud. Il ta high time that a little good bas­ in*** sense we* infused into our logisfotfaa; and if th* farmers, seeing tho them, they ean, end we trust trill do so; sad if Mr. Dewey, editor of the Ban­ ner, ia that sort ot a man, we hope he may continue in tbe legislature of Michigan until be can be more useful FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. Of ths personal in tho above ws have only to say that as a member of th* Senate, w* are willtog to be judged by our action. Tho record is in the hahds of tbe editors of the Grorftr, and we invito th* closest ecrutany It is per­ haps fair that we should add, ths: we were not on th* committee* that shaped th* financial policy of the State, and that only the bill making the npprcnriatiou for the State Bcform School, and th* oa* regulating the State printing of all the.financal measure* were reported by us, and to thoeo art* wo direct the special attention of the editor* of the Granftr, and held ourself responsible to th* people of th* State for any “bungling legislation” that may be found ia them. We, also, beg to in­ sure the editor* of th* Grssyrr. that wo did not ia the slightest degree consider their article “personal," or object to anything it contained, except the insin­ uation that the Hepublkun perty bad not been true to the best interest of the tho late war freely; from them 1 gained much valaabte information of tbe country and tho people;*! saw nothing of that prejudice against North­ ern men ao frequently mentioned in the papers; nothing that savored af disseemed willing tu accept tho situation and let tbo dead past bury it* dead. I met aurviror* of tbe old 1, 2, and 34 Tennessee Bogimsute that did good service and spilled their blood freely ia Mexico. There are’th* soldiera too, that, with Gon. Cheatham at tboir head, put to route the carp* of McCook in tho fight at Murfreesboro. Almost every man here ha* a title; bo is a Judge, Cot, Major or Captain. About one who was addressed aa “Cap- orSrarx, We said nothing about a termer* randidat*,'.and did not mention the Grangers in our article, now did we ever intimate that Mr. Childr was a Granger. Wa said bo was tbe Fararar worid be tor tho best iatanto of the party and th* people, and wo believe ao y*L Ho may be a Granger for ought we know to the contrary, andhrwdo not nothing eould stand against them. Tbe teas of life to tbo numbering of over two hundred, is appalling; but with tha doocriptiena that have come to us, we do waarsoHy a northern spy. The tatters ware opened, copied, and afterward* dslirered to th* addrea*. I inquired of Mr*. Gen. Cheatham after th. widow of Gon. Morgan, well knowing they must be acquaintance*. Mr*. Morgan is now the wit* uf a Judge of th* Circuit Court, and is living at Lebanon. She mourned the death of the Genera! desply. For a time her friend* feared that her grief would bring on incurable insanity. When Mr*. Morgan learned that her letters had been purlioned and published in lb. North, she wa* great­ ly mortified, not eo much on account of tbo tabooed information they conveyed to bar enimioa, aa that her confidential name “CapL Cheatham,” prouonnoed sentiment* should be public property. several timsa I had dim recollection* I assured Mrs. Cheatham that I and of seeing him about ths beginning of many other* in th* North read those the year 1848 in the city of Maxico,and a few days later on the camping ground interest, and that the verdict I had of­ of Gen*. Marshall and Butler at, or ten beard pronouncad, was unanimous near, Molino Del Boy. He is mor* that (’tey were highly ooxnmsndabta to corpulent and otherwise somewhat the lady, that did no discredit to her acchanged in appearance from the young I complishmsnts, or to the qualities of Tho General is well posted in current and general literature, in tbe history of our leading men. and versed in the po­ litical and gcavral bislory of our coun­ try. We sat in front of a blaring fire ! and talked till near the ‘-we abort hours." He related many incidents, both serious and amusing, of his exper- During our intervieyr bo made no al­ lusion to the cause* of the war, uttered no words of loerat at the result It ia apparent that be espoused tho cause of the South with his whole heart and moans ; gave to it hia whole time, and threw into it while tbe war lasted, all the energies of hl* body and mind. Ha was present at every battle in which hia division took pert, exposing his Ulis and about ton mile* out upon tbo Nashville enduring the hardships and fare of road; ho was a soldier in tho Mexican war. Ho enlisted in May, HfG4, as for which bo contended was lost, with Capt. of a company in the 1st Tenn., resignation bo gave over the contest, commanded by Col. Campbell. Ho sheathed bi* sword, submitted to the served under Taylor in Quitman’s brig­ changed condition ot thing* and retired ade in Northern Mexico, and took part to the more psaeeful, useful, and Ice* in the bottle of Monterey ; ho was at honorable pursuit* of agriculture. tho seige oi Vera Crux, and distinguited A prominent subordinate in hi* army, himself in leading n bayonet charge who followed hi* standard in Mexico upon tbo enemy's wurk* at the Pacnto and through the war of th* rebellion, Marino. Ia Pillows' division ho partici­ told whet very many Northern soldier* pated in tho battle of Ccrro Gordo. had before teamed to their cost, that ho Soon after this, hia term uf cnliitment was emphatically a ‘fighting General,' having' expired, he cam* back to th* shunning no danger, sharking do seUnited Stalos, raised a regiment—tho •ponsibllity. He was ever in the bat­ chief dseixuetivo element, but now it ia water, and It ia hard to tell which ia th* wont. Certainly inch catpourings of water a* washed along the land in th* MQ1 Biver Valley in Massachusetts, or from th* heaven* at Ecreka, Nevada successive day. before Atlanta, was nt on tbe 24th Bentonville, and finally surrendered mentioned hero, and always in terms of the highest respect. On the 10th of February, I set out to make him a call, and visit the college in the vicinity of hi* home. My road led me to the northwest; the weather was fair; the air keen ' and ootd, though. there ws* little or no ice ; tho road* were quite dry and the traveling good. A mile out I entered * wooded region, for « or 8 mike varied only by here and there a log cabin, and small clearings; the soil is gravelly with yellow clay and crum­ bled freratone, tho clay predominating. level or only a little broken; the tim­ ber is mainly the brat quality of oak Ths latter avente concur so nearly with a mixture of locust, chestnut, ate. with what happswed st Eureka, when a water spout bunt, that wo are inclined a state of nature; in a forest with wild laud* fair to view, stretching out on all sides around us; I asked of one whom I met, "What are the land* worth F’ scientific writer* deecription of the fre­ “A dollar an acre," was the reply. Of quent ending of a land water spout; another I asked a similar question ; he namely. “In that descent of water in an answered : "Nothin. I can get yon bet­ almost continues* or aohd mass, which on land at cu. deluges th* narrow lo­ tor land* far fifty coots an acre.” For cality receiving it," and is popularlyjcx- my part I was unable to see, why these lands should bo so little valued' Tin preesed by saying that the deeds buret’ timber indicated a good soil, and I can only believe Ha quality has not been fairly tested. Seven milee and I. find tho country better improved. It verges into hills and valleys, with cool springs gushing timred, the totegraph bring, u. tiding, of from tbo banks, and clear streams a eimilar viritatioa at about the same coursing through tbe lowlands. Tho soil is underlaid with lunostono, time in Moravia in the Austrian Empire and timber ia like that named before with the addition cf beach and maple. Tbe rank stubble in the corn, wheat and cotton field*, attest th* fertility of th* soil. The better buildings and fsnoea, tlte live Muck, and the nutuuroue born fowls to be seen on every hand, are pleering proefe of tho thrift tles front where ths fight was thickest, . and where he conceived that duty called For three years, from 1862 to 1865, the family and neighbor* of Mr*. Chea­ tham Buffered all the privation* that Bragg and Bosecrana brought opposed ' to each other. Her father’s dwelling was turned, at times, into a hospital ’• thsir flocks, trope, herd* and teams were taken to supply tbo wants, alter­ nately, of either army; their' fences were destroyed, their slave* set free. period they had no inducement to plant and sow, for they obuld not hope to reap the harvest Upon those accusI tomed to lives of ease and luxury such hardships fall heavily. But they are being, slowly perhap*, yst surely heated, and it* lone* repaired. But there it in every household the vacant ehair which the carnage of the battle made, and look over the doad-wali*. end portraiu of Beecher and TUtou, in advertisements of sensation papers, stars you out of countenance. Bit down at table, and your next nsighbor will, a thousand to one, ask yon, “What is the latest rogsruing th*’Beecher scandal?" and in­ sist upon discussing the entire case, commencing with the marriage of Til­ ton, down to tbo absorbing conundrum, "What wfll Moulton teriify toF' And by the way tho whole thing just now, simmers down upon this one man, Moulton. Tho fate of Henry Ward Beecher is in tho hands of Moulton. While Tilton has been gaining friend* •very day andjBeecbee losing ground with equal rapidity, after all Tilton's unsupported statement will never drive Beecher out of hi* plaoe. Far while Tilton sffirpis, Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Tilton deny, end Theodore has not kept hia hand* »efficiently clean in the mat­ ter of miscellaneous loro-making to b* accepted ea a competent witnaac, no matter bow strong hi* statement No one who know* tho -parties doubts Mr. Beecher’s guilt, but the people get verr jodidal in auch cwsea, and insist uncn the charges being proved judicially. Now, Mr. Frank Moulton was with TH- the crime, and it has ooon stated over and over again that Beecher confeaoed to adultery with Mrs. Tilton in tho pres­ ence of Moulton. Tbo greet moral «r rather immoral question is, will Moul­ ton ewsar to this? If so, it oottle* th* entire question and makes a funeral cf Mr. Boocher. If not, white tho people at large, will believe all that Tilton has ehanrod, Plymouth Church will affect to disbelMT* it, and hold its pastor. Why should not Moulton testify to wbat ha know*, he being a friend of TIltonT Because it is no small thing to incur the enmity of so strong and pow­ erful a body os Plymouth Church, and whoever assaults Bosch«r dose jest that To Plymouth Church Beecher Is mote tlsan a man. be is a demigod. They be­ lieve in him, in a wild way, a* the sum total of everything that is good and groat, and do matter what tbe proof may be they propose to take him through. If Moulton sides with Tiltot .to tbo extent of supporting him by testimony, vial* of wrath equal in quantity and quality to those nncorked upon Tilton, instantly kilted, but th* lady has since reported tor duty. Frank Dooley, lag d“'h couar-oono osvua ----------- - -r falling with her over* hnrdla, and dead. Be?jsrt a. Bergh got «2y to move on the great ehewmsn, tho entire conoera wae moved to Boeton, where, there Ufogao Bergh, bores* 1*11 w.th _______ i —-- mn-ti *n4 as often 49 Tbero is tteu. McVook, I bare been op[K»cd to him in many desperate battle*. Wo have mutually .given and taken many hard.blows, yet I have never seen or hsd tbe pleasure of bis personal ioqualntance. It may be yonr tot to meet him ; should that ever occur, give him my compliments, and tell him there is uo man living that I desire to seo more ■Joseph E. Johnstone F‘ ■I mean no General living."1 ‘I have it now. You mean Sydney “Yea. He had no supcriorin this country, if in tho world. In hi* death at Shiloh the Coafedrato cause suffered a loea that could never bo repaired." Geu. Cheatham and his friend* lost overything ccmparativriy by tho war, but their sense of honor. A sister of his, who before the rebellion vu tbo .uongb io keep th® employed, now supports herself by teaching in Momphi*. Itiea change in one’* dream- ia an “old aaa dog.'’ haring rommanned stances to bo euro, but it i* not a vulgar hi* maria* career when he wa* but nine GBOCEBY BOUSE IN BOWNE’S STORE, POSTPONEMENT DAY FIXED would respectfully announce to the citizens of HASTINGS and vicinity that |hey will open an entire • AN EASY FORTUNE. The South is rising from the asbe* of her defeat. With hospitable, indnstrious and enterprising population, she will coon, if she dore not now, take rank with the most free, prosperous and happy portion of our globe. I trust the time will soon come, if it not now here, when ell people in the South a* well a* the North, shall feel that it ia better foe them, the country, and the world, that thi* Union should live. On leaving, Gen. Cheatham aaid: “You have seen much of the world. forcing back the shattered corp* of Me Cook on the bloody field of Stone Hir­ er, th* General wa* seen on hi* favorite charger rushing from point to point, giving orders, encouraging his man, shouting from time to time in stentorian tone*, mor* remarkable for earacstno** Mr. E. Ward, of Detroit, has com­ than piety : “Give them h----- boy* 1" pleted the fitting out of one of th* finest When be had penetrated far teu mile* cralto we have seen this saaeon- She into the line* of the Northern army. ia a ecrew steamer, and was built in hia yard at New Jerurafom the present hall and Loomis, and the solid rank* of season, of th* choiarat and most care­ fully selected material. 8ho will be the fresh column* which the genius of named tbo “Music,'/ and her dimensions Bosecrana had massed to moot him. be­ are: Length of keel, 237 feet 0 inches, gan to pour upon his elated followers, over all. 145 feet; beam 25 fact; depth thayorrent of living fire which no val­ of hold 13 foot, 5 feet shear. Her boilor could withstand, he coolly dosed bis era are tubular, two in number, 16x14 feet. Disced font and alt and eo con­ nected that either can be used indeslain comrades, and obstinately contest­ ing the ground he had gained, inch by inch fell back slowly to the support of the main Southern army. Gen. Cheatham has great admiration fur his leader, Geu. J. E- Jobnatone. Hia second son ia named after him, th* first being named after hia father. In his opinion the South excelled th* North in'the ability of her military loaders One particularly who towered bond and should*™ above all other* either in North or bouth. “You mean Itobert E. Lee?" 1 said inquiringly. STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, Stone and Wooden-Ware, Etc. Monday, 30th November. the above named Store on 20,000 CASH GIFTS, tactual force, wonderful in conversation and with a peculiar wised way about her that could not but catch and hold a dreamy poet such a* Tilton is at times. Thon they bad viws to some extent in common on the questions of love and marriage, and there was just enough of danger in supporting her to make it fascinating to him. Beside* all thee* there was a basins** conrideratien in­ volved which Tilton in bis cimmstan- Theodore is a good follow. Ha has bis faults— he ia indiscreet end impulsive, but who of us is perfect? I presumo I am not at least I am not geing to hurl th* first rock at Tilton. I predict that Mrs Tilton will romo back to him, and that despite all that baa happened he will take her back. For he fovra her and he pities her. Bho is the mother of hia children, and Theo­ dore Tilton can no more lire separated from her than fly. $2,500,000! which they will offer at the LOWEST CASH PRICE Please Give us a Call. PRICE OF TICKETS. enough to got better treatment then other convicts, but that is about tho ex­ tent oi it. Th* old man west qoer to tbo Island, and that day hi* star set. Other aspirants far power administered upon hi* estate at once. Tbs venerable old villain’* political property was divided jut as soon aa it was tolerably certain that Im oodd not get out toga veer. Morriseoy nabbed the old naan, _ poee of, could not organise a naw to stand at hia back. They like h weU aa they ever did—that is, thoes liked him at all-but personal 1 has little to do with such matters T.EE REED Manufacturer of Carriages is to busy to write a new advertise­ ment, but continues to sell Carri­ ages, Buggies, Cutters, &c , &o-> BHINGTimilteiACHIlil. afrAAon The “Medal far Ifcogress,” H C1A ;'*T>’IWUU”V 3 r CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. [ himaelf and his friends unquaoand unchecked. He ns the of power and the’ fountain of aa opposed to him wa* marrites*O. But now that power ia diThere are a doran able and un- paper from now until 20 years his jumet, the daughter of a Mr. Itobinaon, a mrachant of Nashville. She lost her oaly brothers, two of them, ia'.tho war. They' were officers in th* H* ia iadoatrion* tar boyoed the av­ erage of men- Early and late he La­ bor* with liia »s crania and gikes hi* own Tbe dvrriling was a largo, plain uno, of two stories with chimney* ontaido in Southern atyto In the roar were thriv- of truo gentlemen. I bed in remembrance tho letters of : Mrs. Gen. John Morgan published in | tho North in tho beginning of 1864. • They ware confidential, such as any lady । 1tody friend, and addressed ta a Mrs. |Dr. Cheatham of Murfreesboro. They ■were carried through th* Un** by a I expected a man in fine broadcloth, of stern countenance, and of a proud end aristocratic bearing. Instead, I stood fare to face with a plain man in farmer's homespun, of robust, athletic frame, with cheerful face and simplicity of mannen. Ho is a little over fifty year* ot ago ; hia hair is slightly sil­ vered with gray; he is above .medium height, straight, broad shoaldorsd, sod would probably dump tho scale* easily al 200 pounds Ho is quick in hia movsmeota speak* rather rapidly, and is shrewd, witty and agreeable in con- the Federal or Confederate servica ■'Neither." woe tho reply : "he used run n canoe along tbo mill rocs, *u style him captain.” Not tho least notable man in this cinity i* Gen. B. F. Cbsathom, bravo and noble cotmnader of a divis its commander, reaching the city near the doeo ut tho year 1847. On the breaking out of the rebellion he was appointed a Maj^Quc. by Presi­ dent Davis. Ho look part in the fol­ lowing battle* : Belmont, Shiloh, Btone Hirer, Perrysville, Chicamauga. >*nd anything to which human life ia ex­ posed. Feasibly in Western Massachoaetts th* fatality may bo ascribed to tbe carelessness of men, but in the othar Instances the visitation wa* beyond the intervention of human ability being what the law book* style “by act of God” * la a moment and without wars ing “the flood* descended’ and in auch good time generally. Soon quick and heavy footetepa along the ball an­ nounced tho approach oi the proprietor. Ho’ entered tbe rootc, 1 aroee to meet him, announced my name, nativity and the purpee* of my ririt-enrioeity to nee Gen. Cheatham. He shook mo cordially by tbe hand, bad* me a hearty welcome nod requested mo to tarry a Naw Yoxx, August lai. 1874. Beecher, Bescher, Beecher. Tilton. Tilton, Tilton. Wa are haring near­ frit of Beecher and rather too much of IHIIII1I UH, �7 Tua IVrJsj^ Bw«iv fctate Land Office COMMBBCU JU. HHIikl 8AK1 W BMn MNTT. The King of the Field boy. should U murxlod. REAL ESTATE! Hollingsworth's Steel Tooth AGENCY. GROCERSJ Sulky Hay Rake. Catarrh, Deafnesa,, EpBepsy, Norma GUIDE kiiW AM* ROM. I amily physicians are carefully no*.- MM. -or- Special and difficult caoes solicl- hid mm STOCCO who wa*t reliable aid, advfoe I tur. dealer, ho keep. chair, and lounges Heal ilijiee# liticR. Simi an- local. n n wsim un i un WM. H. HAYFORD. i , i; ■■ W. T. EASTMAN, ■Jb and reliable Shingles, Lath, 4e. Hashed ia tbo latest tad met graph- OFFICE Di’ COURT HOUSE, fifteen cars. ternalty. Tbo apparent motion ol tho earth Statement of J. H. Reynold.. Tbo vary best Rake in existence, and for sale at prices which defy competi­ tion. Don't fail to see it if you Mestre to purchase, or need such a Haka.fi 'TO- M til. ARHAXGEMEMT. stroyed about 1500,000 worth of pn erty, and laid waste a largo portion kcrdlnr them about three m •a anil thair patronaga , and that Michael Ura :a that tbe wants of i are promptly tupplted Remember the pieoe. leffenon •:r<i KABLET EOKBLV. Mr. E Reynolda of thia city killed, yesterday, on tbe marab ou the Carter l umpha of thia eublinsry sphsro. either. RitBKRTa. P.M. The pale, aad-lookiug young CHUICHE8. 850,000 00 The Williams Mower and That Job of Work. men SELF-RAKING REAPER. D. SINE’S Attain tbe Slingbear ia found at the Qt&feS 11 Reaper Manufactured. Cantor bal- ■treat are not cunaumptiro, are not House in this city, and adjourned on | Tuesday afternoon until! the 28th day of not divinity students They are break­ ing m tight boo's. Frank Moulton tho “mutual friend” of tbe Beecher-Tilton Scandal, arrived Mtsoaic. •WX. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN DETHOITXMAHKET.: GIFT ENTERPRISE! OMHlfflMliffiKtuilnMJ)! Wheat Growing in Nebraska. be wm willing and would go before T.j.wtkDBB. N.M. sea sxoclax mottult HTMand fault juugmenta ware entered aa follow. A Hatting, belle complained to one of | jjected. Ho proffered hia ‘■brotherly vr.lte PUILLIPM, 11. P. she pettishly whined. "That's not the kind cf love I want” W. X. : the Thoms of Middleville, and the ■ Pastimes ot of thia city, resulted ia a defsat rtf tha laftsvr rlul, a. tha tcred in Chancery ot Ulate can at some future day. lahty Duke la all ■Ul looktng wen.” Huxubkahkb. Uh which Uon. ■ha which CONGER'S TONIC LIVER PILLS— Now Grocery Home | ty warm for them as same of tho club in Rower's Block. Stale Street suply store, I acknowledged. WOOL CARDING ‘•Whe\a man discontinues his local something in it, ho merely transfers his name from tho subscription list to that “ * '-vwsaSRfr .An w hEWlT. Harla. sold at tho lowest retail rates, for roady jwy only Caih paid for butter, eggs. oflou apologised before, I would something of my long ■Jence, but to f M BgJMER. It. K We yfold much of our apace, thia | WILD FLOW ER LODGE "■•■"’’“sfrrRM. Society, to be held on Sept 30, and the apologiaer. . Clubbing Rates- ock ralaine, , and all oth-1 JJOILER WORKS. Job printing of every description ex­ ecuted oa short notice, at the Bsxxaa Address tbe Buainem College and Telegraph Instill - - -• **-*----- — *■ ' College Journal. -DIDDLE UOL’SK. Detroit. FALL EXAMINATIONS. An Unwholesome Seaton. Tho Last Gift Coao.rt Postponment. turned to Hastings on Saturday, but was j 0E0X0E L SEATS S SXXOCXCXMXlrT TO E. CRAM, Manager. TU PICTURES 1 TO ADVERTISERS. Attention! to satisfy himself She® ia Barlow A (Joodysar’s NEW WAREHOUSE, adjoining O. F. Dwight 4 Co's Foundry. minni COLORADO EXCURSIONS. I coma to thia city to do a legitimate Oro- Go West Through St. Louis. . ■star* «C UUa MlitraHS rwtertur, examination of their stock and prica,by Gold 10? 3-4 । IM uirwu u4 1,M> «r l», ■«■ ■twll,, UlW ne, Via t'L ixiuia ana nan- durum MU-4ul«M m4 tualln rv«U Uii j^haHaen Sta's/ta yrerer^ei rill sell Excursion Tickets . Rain is wanted. their linesTbe Circuit Cdurt is in session The oat crop in this county is below good ninety itaya ext rem ley low rati A Change. Hearings, May 90*. 1874. Wm. E. Savage 4 Bro s Column ius affording every tunlty to visit tbe DIAMOro, Fine prospects for a bountiful aupply OFPOI’EPIUI? IX of all kinds of fruit ■ pKidford 1’arksr of this city, had bis arts broken on Saturday afternoon by W 111 ba r ’ •• «• •’•rT WKTO throwing a bull. Tl-.» Democratic State Convention is the charge of these gentlemen the Potter called to meet al Kalanui»o on the 10th OX TO ETEKY CHEAP? Wiliam Loottfo of thia city, is lying the patronage of the traveliag public. Having sojourned wheroof wa affirm- there are hardly fit .ab^lUr la U« HOK JOURNAL, HASTINGS HOPKINS and BABINS, one xxxxwixo hr bct SCRIFT1ON Oil! Caltolit Jotnalii MicMiu! b.llie F' 7>sr. S44r»aa ranu non joviuul psTsTEB OCEAN” Lata1 an Gatf Resturet Gnage Plcaic. ■ MUSIC PURI EBUGS Mi IHUCTUK, CUT TO ORDER. Colorado Ex lying- in a very critical condition. Tbo house ofC,M. Hondembott of Baltimore, wm struck by lightning one . day last week, sod ro.isLIrrablo dam- A cordial invitation What next? Satisfaction! UETROIT the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south aide State Street 31 tf Gxo. L. Hair Brown on State Street, a ns plete stock of all kinds cf Family Gro- Chilly. menu to increase my focilitiea for doing bettor work than over, all should call that Saturday there waa IOC ALS Cloudy. Guarantee Commission Merchants IS GRAIN AND FLOUR. ! fore held in thia county. nediuni in tho County of Barry, having I nearly double tha circulation of any other paptr >n the County- BEST OF WORK. Kalaomimng cr Graining, ever dune this city, call <m John Michael. He aagaEM. or paper, published, with or j f>rtDen and artirans is invoked to make the exhibition a credit to themselves 13tf .ffi fore a promising Stare for tbe eettiara; ----- a tho next annual fair in the interests of For th e accummodation of our sub- t[10 gn-at producing claaeM of the coun- At Hastings, WM. H HAYFORD. h Street, BL Lc be cheerfully The lightning bug ^MAILED** ..... TflOtt IDILDII» r.ll^.1.. a...!. Frira ....... Stela. FRESH FISH! DAY AND NIGHT. moo ^POST-PAID lanterns. ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Gty Drug Stars, iC’S'jSrSLZrrtS ty of Barry sinew July first 1874, end it any ■ubscriber has paid any, it should GM REEffT cf tie MASKED PRICE. BUte Street, St. Mary’s Academy, on while standing near Ruck a sb~p. MOSiOE MICS., - ---- LA.DiI> FOR SALE. Will Reopen Sep. 1st _______ JOMgH PFLCO. LtXit’ HoooAt- Ternu *110 Fer MOTHER SUPERIOR, Convent L H. K, T° FARM FOR SALE! ~ �B«rtjrwAytah«y Arnsk. '« ? 5 ?TO .17*1 £ । CLASS NO. 8. JceoM—Jacob Jordan, Henry Burtan, A. C- Towne Beat eollectiao of fmit of all kinds b/oije exhibitor 12 '00 Bourn durta Second do, Bost Ireifer. 2 yean old. Second do. Beat better, 1 year old, B^nbull°a!l, Barry County Agricultural .... ftnnirty. Beat pair common ducks Seconddo Best pair brows turkeys Second do Beit pair common turkeys Second do Second do, Beat heifer calf, Division .­ IM Want JMtai & SUMI Michigan Central MAILK04D. ' MICHIGAN Judges same u for Claaa No. 8. Beat bull, 3 years old or over, 1 Second do, Beit bull. 2 years old, «hime«km« J. M. Novas, Secretary, D. G. Bonxsok, TroiiMM 911.1 Prrra Cmamkx, Beet bull, I year old. Second do, Beeteow, Beet atallion, 4 n«> old Second beat do B** stallion 3 yean old Second do Beit stallion 2 yean old Second do m AND WMMn AMBASOMMuty. CLAUS KO. Ji'Mta—Geo. D. Moore, Jahn J. Hendershott, Ira Stowell. Beit reaper and mower eotnlaaod Beat mower Bert wood sawing machine Boa! loo hone nails Boat ox yoke Beet churn Beet chooeopreea Boat aod plow Bort oom plow Best cultivator Best rood sower and cultivator rotnbinad Beet yoke working oxen. Second dn. Beat pair 4 yearn old steers Second do. Beal pair 3 yean old steera. Second do, Beat pair 2 yeara old steen. Second do. Brat pair 1 year old steers. Second do. Beat pair steer calvee, Second do, CIASS NO. -C. rr old, uuuumiiwr E-—Kwtumioai or more Maiden's blwib ^flor^^FrtlPippin Bert fl or uerre Sweet Bough Division I.-Flowers. , JuDora—MS. Win. EL Goodyear, Miss Abby Pratt, Mrs. Oeo. M. Dewey. Best collection dahlias |1 OU CIA88 NO. 2. PU7PU7U7P7 " Beit single harness Beet doublo harntu. Boot riding bridle Beit pair calf bo-iU Beet pair kip boots Beet pair ooana buuu Beet pair ladies gaiters or shoes Beet arret coat Boat pair pants Jrton-LN. Keeler, J. C. 1 A. P. King. Brit trotting 4 yean old or over Second do Boat trotting 3 year. old McCarretb, DICK FARMIHG LMDS Al twi? o cldck tho trial of special fretCug •:< <k will tako phee. Boot pair 5 yuan old ..--•nr,. ''akx^i.4gxxs *' Second do - AU eoinpetltore for premium., sxffi4’”*" jiuic-y and oIBcare, shall be residents of tkwroanty and members of the sori- Beit pair 3 yean SnnR nd Interested party .hall pass fctuetrt on property that he or his Send for “The Pioneer,' A butnrn, lllultU.1 Pip*?. Mml.lotsr tU llnum»L«. I XliW tiUMBK* Jim |mb- 2. LVJ suiciali aud article, intended Jena as—P. D. Soules, H. B. Barnum, fare-13 o'ekwk of Thnreday, the 2d day Z. B. Hoyt. otfliti fair, rt the ofSce of tho Secretary. . pair 5 years old or over 6 OU Ne deriatiou can be made from this Best ' Seconddo. 3 00 pair 4 years, 3 00 '3," Exlubitora will be careful to have' Best ' pair 8 years old 3 00 their articles anil nuimnli arranged in Bost I WATUt' CONCEITO CHAIS MSSISS. -jw^.'aaatMaite^ rfflfBMaisSSi ^seazrsK-3 Jroars—Sarno oi Claaa 4. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. 1 Grand River Valley Divisks OrnM al PfilOM ,, ..... .. , । Best 8 years old or over u. kxhibituio of lioreei will take no- Second do tico that a sign will bo raised in the ' center ul the ring designating tho clam i of honfuih-sircd by tho judges for extiintnaSctt, wh<-u all liursos of that clou must be brought into tho ring and there remain until the judges have decided Ujioa their merits. • tak­ ing the first premium at any fair, shall, if considered worthy the succeeding year, bo allowed, n diploma, and on the sooond year after receiving said premi­ um, shall again be catitlod to cum;>oto Jcooxi—Sarno as Class No. C. for said premium. 7. All animals and articles offered Beit cok 3 yuan old fur cxhibitiuti shall bo tbo Joao Second du * '. TOHOZ 'al.CtS^bitur; ,pn>fM< that Beal colt 2 yean old any finu or coi:i[any doing busiaoss as such may enter cvaipany property in tho Crrn name. 8. Al! teams are strictly forbidden •^mdriyn faeidr than a walk withia tho grennd during the fair, except io tbo ' horse ring, aud ore ruqu>wtod to move at all times in the snmo direction, keep­ ing the center of tho grounds on tho Beet Spanish Iambi, full blood, Becrtnii do. I Best urado buck, ' Second do, । Beit 2 or more grade owes. Second do, «, Beit 2 or more grade lamb^ Second do, Second do, Boat ewe. Second do, Bo«t 2 or more lam! .iwaS. Beit loaf wheat broad, milk or salt GaPRwell&Ci Bet hop rising bread ] du corn bread do collection of cake made by do 3 lb. batter modem &vpt do cheese la Ibi or over do honey in comb lo Ibeorore do gallon maple mulaaios do bottle currant wine do bottle blackberry wine do bottle grape wine do collection canned fruit by ot 9. No auimab or stock entered for .competition cun b<> takan from the Hart day of tho fair, except by pennio»ion of tbe Marshal; and no premium will be paid on animals or articles re- Jroars—Jahn Doanis, Mrs L. N. Mixer, Mn. I. N. KsiUr. Mrs. James Howes, Mrs J. C, Hanna. hiliition shall be marked as inch, sad •hall not compete wilh those of domes‘rtsua.*. i domestic manufacture shall be manu­ Judges samn as in Class No. 0. factured in the county by the exhibitor, Boat walking team to wagon, S3 00 to entitle thorn to a premium. " 3 0» rwywr.o err-i. ej pnrren rry nrt» rtxecunre Committoe, and they may modify or re­ fuse to pay the itmou they may deem 13. Noiinimal wilt bb 'permitted to compete in more than one dass in the hit, except that auiduila .competing in pairs may also compete aa single for carriage, or dfalt, and cattle comneting singly may also compete in herds. from competing in the regular tfvwUlio hold a: »«■««Turflivc Second do, Bod bear Suffolk, Jtmaro-J. P. Emory, W. P. Garrett, Second do. Beet Lriceiter.hire boar, Second do, Bait IJeiwetorsblre low nod pigs. Second do. Best Cheater White sow and pigs. Bost mala colt, ’t yaara old. Second do. Second beet do, Brotd^l year old, Seeond beet do, Beit socking colt, Second tag dor,, Beat grade tow and i-igi, 2 oo Second do, 1 60 Division C.—Cattla. Beat pen of 5 slioata, 4 mouths old utxC : CLASH NO. 1. or Over, ' 5 oo Second do, 3 oo Beat boar, Poland China, 8 oo Baataowdo, " ' , 3.W Beet Cheshire boar. 3 oo Beet Cheshire aoir, 8 oo CLASS NO. 4. DivialonB.—Jacks and Maine. , .. ‘ ’ rocirar. ’ Jttroxn-J. W. Taylor, D. 0. Ha. oom, H. J. Enfield. Beat trio light Brahmas 2 00 Second do 1 Ou Bert trio dark do 2 00 Boat trio buff recL,u. Second do Beeteow. BmWfre. 2yearnrt. 1 2 1 2 00 00 00 00 Bert trio wbito Legbonu Secund do Bert trio btown Icghonu Baobnddo 1 yrorUd 1 00 Beet trio plytnoutfa rocks Beat rag carjiet Second do Beat pair woolen itockingi Second do Beit pair woolen ghivu “ pair woolan mittons ** pound woolen yam Beet white rpreed 41 Part Bit, R. Y. Irfe Teas! Teas!! THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN TEA CO.. M is rjrarr stufjst, P. O. Box, 1287. „ Naw York. Hr. J. Walker’. C< <Yar Bitter. « . R akWtsMNMMRffS wmomu. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-08-12.pdf 0bd3c10e0f36e52258b9e769e48592b1 PDF Text Text Th« R,,rJ«ucM* Biyhntn. Th« Rjrdauc Geo. M. Dewey, 1UTJU OF 4DPJ EDITUR AJfD PUBLISHER. VOL. XIX. NO. 16. HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1874. WHOLE NO. 950. MILO T. WUEELKR. .It TRMASVWIL-ea.. la th. Crart MM- BURQlteX. the Wolverine combined Corn and Fallow Culti rtS. J. M.B C. RUSSELL, t>SAKKUMWMtS.-O«.. •>« CHAS. H. BAUER. ilSVSytSB'.-JStS. vator is the best in the market It is well made urmtrEs :x 182S-9. It may bo said to ban been th© cus­ tom of th© Territorial government dur­ ing nearly it* whole axisteneo, when >t & found itself in wont of money for tbo ptamotion of KtM laudable enterprise and of thoroughly seasoned timber. It is a riding constructed that there is cultivator, but little or no weight on the horses necks even with­ We warrant these plows superior to any other Chilled plow in existence in the following particu­ out a rider. Any cultivator that depends on the lars: rider to take the weight from the horses necks is Lightness of Darft. Ease of Handling, Strength, Durability, Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to all kinds of Plowing, imperfect as the riders vary in weight and the harder the ground the harder the bear down on the B. DIAMOND. necks. It has also a patent leveler by which the teeth can always be made to run the same depth and level. No other Cultivator has this. Every wmuliTK uoLUnnoK. lixr. one guaranteed to give satisfaction or no sale. Come and get one on trial c. G. HOLBROOK. Price kind, prirato lotlL’mue flourish^ in no limited dogre®. That there private lot-' taries finally became an intoterablo nui suntn, we may wall believe; but why the gvrcrr.ment should have forbidden this to individuals, while it allowed its indulgence to itself, is a matter for qus- 17 The Council ot 1828 passed the fol­ lowing “Act to prevent private latter- wee * MS to ah aa, Um. toed©. Mm—ft re r~t ss&sbtcejE---<•? Z MICHIGAN TERRITORY. §40.00 InJ829 th© council enacted Ito last lottery scheme. It u entitled -An art to raise a sum of money by lottery, for th. purpose of ratablishing a free eommumratfon by land between the city of Detroit and tbo village ot Monroe." The following ta the preamble .Whema. Fr«. ■••Z.aiJ a fcre m»nUed.e lo a.4 llr—lS all et lh» IWTiMO. ui WJI. 11. HAYFORD, NO EXTORTION! juImU. amt >IH U.lm». »«.« The price of the plow is only $14.50; Plain Points, 55 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. MISS JB. 5IEAD. DWIGHT & BURRALL DENTIST taville. ■ Mirtijai- Sweet’s Hotel, NEWOFFERSI REAL ESTATE NEW IDEAS fflB agency. GRAND GIFTS WlmUrW watnM *r. ar Ihc provision at pruMUt । book is as follows : ' mhm tetelwUl-'.llZ htar j /«»•<«<»>■<*■* sw 5fig^h7SBV».j% ROUGH and DRESSED if Oar Futile Fltai li ih’Sotata Sulky Hay Rake. TERMS LOW. CALL AT JOHN' STANLEY K POSTPONEMENT I pa^tleaUr, which are Mat Free I Pure Wines and Liouors nni »ai lait coiceit FOR MEDICINAL FCRFOHEK. PDBLIC LIBRiWHITDCT Custom Planeing, Sawing and Turning Done on Short Notice, OmCElSCOtlETIIOLSE, inred. site pMae. •creksHP. WUI »• •’ to »» day. red th. yroprwlor »■ . nun.re..rdl -So cite U.B.4 .«»W« win I luw .Ml. la th. -t LYON A DOKTER, N'EW STORE! HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. DAY FIXED AN EASY EORTUNE. HASTINGS1ARBLE WORKS! Tit© very beat Rake in existence, and for sale at prices which defy r«mpetlIton. Don11 fan io mm U if you deem to purchase, or need inch a Hake ■ I... uTJT. »U U taLTSS?Ml. kt hM a tut* <mal*« aa th. »l»tJaly. hM « teo RE* GOODS AND NEW PRICK THE rBBXlBSB WILL BE SOLO hr die natal Dita Lb THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT MONUMENTH THE THBBEffi OF THE PffiED.’ HasUngt. Juno Hastings, Michigan. FARM FOR SALE! WE WANT AGENTS. Hind Rail, Newell Poet, and Balnetera, ALWAYS OJV HAND. A GREAT BARGAIN The Williams Mower and NEW PHOTOGAAPH SELF-RAKING REAPER. Tbo 'try lol Combined Mower and Beeper Manufactured. Center balotM, center cut, draws easy, does Ils wort the cleanest and Msicsi of any FEROTYPE GALLERY B F. CBIBEBTEt A. CB. Monday, 30th November. $2,500,0001 ■IO h. dirtritartte by Ml SM( ft. tkU« UU- H.A. BUSELL’S X ,1^I Jre“- UR SEE PHOTOGRAPHS Hasting*, Mich. B. F. 8TEINUOFF THE COLORADOWATCH. FOR ONLY $3,00. COPYING AND ENLARGING OLD PICTURES- PRICE OF TICKETS. INK, HUNTING OASES. CRAYON. WATEROOLOB AND OILS An old stager, who has been through the mill, gives th© following parental advice io the girla: Take lotsons on the plana and learn to point and sing, but let your mother do the washing. Do wanted work, and rank© nice hrtl. nooktiea for Ute heathen, bnt don’t The folfosring would be amusing, acquire that mystic art to "oook pork were it not aa rerree a reflection on the good scare at banuin natnn:. But what Go to boarding school aud pursue ts the grade a! morals, we will not at- some French, 8j>anieb and German, but negleet your goed old motlur «njiiA Flatly deny Ute soil itnuaadimeat ' that you are engaged. Treat your iHjr’i.'u-AE.z But who! ol playing “boBcte F’ Can U bo that it was the exciting game of marbles, so dear io the boy’s heart, wlwn it annually Ukea its place on the ralandar? If not. wifl ao^ cdddlme teJL^X’foubachrZof tto gume“’ 7 anyhow to the ywrog eprig. When yon laugh, bugh heartily. You.- gold filliega may bo aeon, ly is UST OF GIFTS G—' »*«“"• ute eaya nothing of blasphemy : was it . legsdiaod. or vu it not practiced ao Ol to occasion any law on tbo aubject ? TtJf disturbance of any rnoettafrof citiseA tar Um transaction of nay buri­ naan eppertain'ing to them, at any tav­ ern. court, or election, ia forbidden in thia ad, and a penalty affixed. Taverns were legitimate places to rcndesvocs for public burins^, and wore protected in u thoirTKrnret (foaling, and were allowed vicilant manner. But while a person 15 per cent for their acrricea. Not­ might not, indeed, be justified in dis­ withstanding th. legal guarantiee ac­ turbing any meeting of citirerj fur pub­ corded tn this lottery, it waa nevsr A considerable number of lic purpose, what moral code niskr.s drawnOekme were sold, and eamo portion ot the doing so an "immoral practice F’ The following would bo found to in­ tbo money, al least, covered into the terfere very acricusly with our modern treasury, in return for which their hold­ "bone show," and the feoHngs of ers were net even allowed tbo ccmtort of kiaowhtg ' that they had draws ‘'horsemen" generally: "blanks." FOR SALE! �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. “Itbtta vrejwr bril.” raid Raoul, taring femsrif Io spoak quietly “Com, in with me now^ousia, the night atrikoa chdl, it is not wall to stay here.” "Tbo vesper boIL’ list it will ring soon for a bride.” shs perristvd. “Oyno,I remember now. Have yon aeon them, Cousin? are they sit ting together there?’’ “AituM? fi tress"* cried Raoul, good- of our country, 1 take tbs Hberty to give you a little of tbo prreent history .'; ol which aro nearly folk and throe or Thb is one ot tho most fertile stateg four additional cargoes wore to be Rot east <$f the rocky mountains, |its prin­ off thia waek. It is confidently be­ cipal productions are corn, wheat, ante, rye, barley, &n and tabareo. Brail, of ail kinds kre abundant Tbe coun- । cargoaa during the month of July last try also contains Kime minerals such as year. Thia is a good showing and tells iron, coal and lead and it is reported N«w Yotx, Aug., 8, 1874. Paris make* tbe fuhiotu of tbo world, and New York varies them a tri­ fle to snit tho difference in climate and Sulky Hay Rake. lonville, in the State of Iowa, gets Iwrself a really fashionable dresa at a very moderate price, but she does not know or appreciate hameinch more the some drees e$nt her sista* (by Hrs) in kNew The eosiety in thb part of tbf state b •**“ «h«fc»ijiu was first brought Tna laoa Irrnm.- Philadelphia dispatches intimate that tho statements ' * tlly going lhe Wwib indeed why thou were the---------------------- -seemed to him like liulo soft white doves, so cold and rigid now? Why waa the fiur flue aet as tn a mask of the fell, are not hidoroed by persons i«i that city who are familisr with ths con­ ditions and prospects of tbe business. Some improvement u hoped for, but it to anlicqate a brisk demand for iron and a oonsoquent teviK,:ot MtWl7 *» torn ares »ud loUhtg mA before next spring nt the sarlitei. It is ndmitted thst when a revival ♦< buatoiMs eumr, it will bo very general, and that when once recovered it will be more securely held than beiaro, the ironmasters hav­ ing learned lessons of prndeuce which ' they will not suoa furgel. Gout. Kswa goa Warn. Paoatxna.— The IfrrtUut 4' Jtedro atetee that the shipments o! wool to the United Slates directly from Australia fur the season love for d’Eetava) had endured unchill­ ed through death and lime, the love of another, and forgetfulness is moro fatal than either time or death. Besides if a* she berself had sasd, a woman might wall change in sight yearn, so too might a man. and perhaps ths mon who had season* Only four vessels were sent direct thia season, which carried 7,150 beta, or 2,707.050 pounds. This large falling utf—fully use hall- in tbe dared shipment* from Victoria is attributed to two causes; first, lbw change in tbe United States tarifi in 1872, and nest, to the September panic of 1873. Tbe II* began to reconcile himself to the marriage, then to wish tbr it* coming-, ho showed in all that ooMeraed it an interest inexplicable to Aurora, and be brought her *o magnificent a bridal gift that she thought repontantiy of tbe half tear with which “th. black captain" bed always inspired her, and of her injuatfoe towaid him in fancying that he now get what Australian wool they may require from Ik gland, under their tar­ iff for 1872, without the additional 10 per cent duty which they had to pay be­ fore on all wool imported from beytnr! .the Cape of Good Hope, unlen brought Misaaanns Tigrtnssa Rsxu.—For tbo infettnaiio* of o«r Granger friends, we give below the roles whkh tho Min­ Raoul kept a fartive, anxious watch on' bar face, but neither, blush nor taar dis­ turbed ita pain composure. She waa AUGUST ELECTIONS. Ilaoul went back into tho sabeo, and finding it empty, poaead through to hb cousin's little morning room adjoining, and gently pushed the door ajar. Aimee was ua her knees before the window that looked toward tho high rood, her white draperies rruriied about her, her item* ontein-lched. repeating over and over, “Eugens! Eugenol Eugene!" Not a tear, not another word; only that heart-wrung moan, “Eugene, Eugene, have not been of any special importance, use as they demmatrato the character of tho opposition. The Mormons have carried Utah, in tho election of a dele­ gate in Congress. as easily as the Dutch took Holland. The Gentile vote, how­ ever, shows a large iucrvaac, running up to a thousand or more even under tho shadow uf the Tabernacle of tho Baints, in Halt Lake CUy, and having a ma-, jority in some other part* of tho Terri tory, and ita gain will confines in tbe future to be still larger, till the soon lied "Saints” are boatou nt tho pulls. Yet this may bo the work of years as the and it will be seen that they fix rates1 from 33 to bfi per eent. higher than dioeo filed by the railway companies in thb State, and the sajae b laj-riantially true of the freight rates, eetal.liaheo by tbe same commission. tbe country, and send them, too. with snug little outfit* that there may bo no drawbacks to the rest and pleasure of the holiday. It would be sadly against the desires of theso praeti-al, kind hosrts if their naa.es should became public, or it would be pleasant ■ to say who have set examples of such worthy rather a mixed sort, consisting of Dutch, Xhv fasbior.ablo milliners and drooe- charities. Not the least among lheee Irish, English Scotch, Ba eeds and darmakeya of thia city make enormous •uras of money. Tho simplest bonnet The Beligon b as various os ths na­ tionality, We bafre Msthcx'lat, Baptist*. on their stands, without urnamentr, ia continues ita work of delight, sending Camolitaa, Duncerf Allbrighte. Pres­ marked not lost than 8.’0, and then Gio boqusu to hospitab and ]x>ar famiKes, •i[*<nse begin*. The liltlv French flow- where the spire of carnation and rose, byterian., Lutberian and Cstholic. for a while, dispel tbe fever breath and In polities we have Brputdicana rr is pul on at 15, and the milltner atteet odors. with Hfe-givfa« eento. Democrats, Liberals, Temperance and who asks it never blushes a blush, and Merit of the miasm of the dty might if that Hower swells to a wreath or any­ bo neutrnlinod. Physicians soy, if every tho old party of aorsheada Now should anything happen to you thing of that sort, the $5 swells to 125. window-rill was banked with growing *r to any of your friends, to make them Then thy plume and the-Jsae must 1« to thoair. sod in time the Mission will Himoatenfed, if they will coms her* added, ami ypw find that tho cheapest doubtless turn its sltonlion to sopplying and do not find an clement to suit, 1 bonnet that any wxuan uf pretension phots to thoeo who ar* willing to take wear* costs not a rent lna .th<n $.")0. oars ot them Tho credit of origiuailbg •hall reyyoe in hard to please. ■ Ur.'a 8. Lseeb from near your jitsre Let as go a llttfo into detail in this mat- thb beautiful charity, is due, I am told, to Mus Ella Itoveeti. the daughter of a ha* been out boro giving ua a mriso of highly eotaaoUd New York marthant, lectures on Practical Christianity, which and a member of Dr. Bellow*' Church. if followed, would result in great good 1 saw a Little white hat tho other day This young lady brought th* idea of the to tbo whole human family. -Tbe DV at < wDlhisr'b store, in the full sum­ is wed posted on all matters of scrip­ mer *tyh, ol course, with a ticks* on it ture and politic* and we wish Um groat marked 2230! Tbinfc of that! Ami i ■*«** i ny row i think, too, that thh trifl*, ta it was ns are soon <m the street* with | bands full of geraniums end roses, while muntry frail as *|ma glass, could not pneribly carrisgre drive In from Long Island and be worn a dozen' limes ! That price Jersey with gentle faced occtmanta. waa douhttess pokl ta it. it was doubt­ wbore laps and bauds are filled and dues its work tbe cleanest less worn and edmirrd a dozen times, loaded with garden flowers. It ia a de­ sad easiest of eny light to r*cci re tbo flasers, it ba lux­ mid is duubtlr.s now in some dust bin. Machine. Mdfciri , I take ths opportunity of this ury to thoen ewucro to «gis*. If one farturod. What, uh wire*, uf hard-wurkiug far­ wants a sight of tbe Saints of New c-ipied hoar to jot dow n some mers and mechanics, do you thiuk of York , Jet him happen ip at the Chup-h fag you and the lame friends such prices a* tihtO ta a not overly oxof th. Unity Tbot*day mntninr*. And WhetLer 1 bare “anything travagont ball dress—of |900 'for an sco the swvet, dvroutand thank ml tares writing about" I lente to you and your evening dress, and th«n not considered renders to judge. estravagant at all ? Ear be it kuown,. I am in lhe heart vf Illinois, aluwt an «iMjcail ocnaabM it rs nothing un200 miles south-west oi CUkago nod 80 commnu to pay three or four times Is, a* I have prophesied , picking up. WOO ter a dress, to say nothing of the Tlio chovrful form of tbe country luerniiles west of the Chp<tai, Springfield. lace and jewelry necremry to set it out. clisal* i* o:i< > mun-m-*u on tba *lr<<« te, j Of my slay in Chicago, I will n«>t Ayieb drees uf tluA kind must have al( and New Yovk twgin* to look busy. write, for *hat has not Ixeu writton thu accompaniments Iu make it the about Chicago docs not need to ‘be.’ proper thing. it b a curious tiling iu dress that tiie' THE COLOB ADOW ATCH. principal . FOR ONLY $3,00. tiro ground^when it says : “Ws ?ouM ask tlx- Michigan |«ople' to consider seriously the probable influence of the After spending n Habbetb very pfoasaatly in tbo city, I took the Chicago, miugliug of llu> saxes in working politi­ HUNTING CASES. cal machinery — flic caucus, the conren Alton and 8t Loom IL II. for this placv. stopping by the way at tho cities of tfon, the committee. and so lortb. Tbcv Bfoomingtou and Spiingfidd. What a are sickened to-day by the scandals wanderful ride itb through the rndlcsi women dreu to attto' t Iha admiration winch tbo working of that machinery of men, they have an idea, (and, they pthlries! What oceans of i-om' *^Tho are correct 'doabtlete ia this a< iu every­ I rd flora, and yet t ha*' scandals ivme wonder b constantly arising where it thing rise,) that a man enu better judge <>f compuntivcly clean source. What all goes to, and who or what can eat it of what men tike than they themselves. will they be when every female politician all. There are just enough other crop Tbe principal bonnet trimmer is a man six fret iu height, and be handles neevisible to give variety, but fov mil* alter mile It is Corn in place cf wheat and core in place of forests,—oorn as ing charges which even the most charfar sometimM as tho eye can see. But in northern Ulinoia I found that purest, and which, iiowvvef false, aro poplo were despairing of thb crop. Tbe drouth wu so severe, that ths tus­ her set, and Madame, the modiste, is never made again »t any' man without sled, end to my eyen Cue looking, corn complaisant in the matter of erndit—in leaving behind a stain which he and waa not earing. Strangely enough ths fact she urge's all the rich goods poeeigreat rain of Sunday tbe 20th that eo ble ufou the poor rich woman, lint the '.ill is finally presented, and burvucl flooded Pittsburgh and many other places, and that I waa delighted to •*<rr|>orU><l from Detroit, and that was abundant Iwre and at Springfield, did not touch Chicago er Bloomington, or the region around. As yet I can only alruggliar f hope that Hastings and vicinity receivtold him Kit XEW inVERTISEIIErn,. T. EASTMAN, The Williams Mower and and ro-olocfed thia same Caanoa, as if of the Deaf and Dumb and tbe Blind," st the city of Flint, to be there educated in defiance of Congress. Probably ibis as pupils ia sasd Inslitnttou ia aeoordanre with tbo rules and regulations theroof. sion, as it certainly should b», and Can­ Bsc. 2. Buch Bupcrintendente , of the non expelled from tho House which ia tbe Poor shall, in every csss, before tak­ disgraaed by his pressure. ing or sending any js-rson to said InatiTho Keutocky and Vicksburg ejec­ tions are noteworthy from tbe absence of any seriuas difficulties attending th« m. A* was expected the Democrats have had their own way in Kentucky, generally rolling majorities to ami thsm•elvos. Ths only quarrel there seem* mustachioed ptiiknoplirr. “Here one neon plenty of grief thist rains tears and flower* for the fimt month or two, but when the grave iitgrren tho eyes are dry. What would you? The daed gels ita immortaDes twice a rear, and tbo m> artabeUer spent <m the living’ But Democrats of that region being very thb is a heart ai gold, the Vr»t mono sweat of fidelity in all Pere Lachbs- reedy, of course to announce that sum* of tbe negroes have been voting their ticket and that this has giro* great U. fence to the RepuUican negrooe, but of course there is no troth in ail this, as Chicago we dip the following •hawing th* rate for the tranapcrtaiion ths u»gnx-» know a* by intuition who of wheal from Chicago Io Naw York, aro their friene*. But all thb b of and from tiara to Liverpool, which we less conMqoencu than the peaeafal passthink tmy candid person wdl admit is ing off of the Viekabarg eteetiin, which luul twen eo feared by Gov. Ames that, in antieipetfoo, he had asked fee Government foroeo to prevent dsatarbenooe. The Pressdsmt, however, had a more 1 * ! | ’ 1 t < ( ‘ Washington Block, State Si Our goods are arriving and we shall open soon. Our Stock was bought for Cash, in the dull season of theytv, and consequently we can offer the beat bargains in ouf*lin< to be found anywhere. "W e Have In COI FEES, Ppwdered, Granulated. million dollar Stale House now build­ ing ia to be its greet pride hereafter. The outside is mostly completed, and the finished portions are grandly bssutiful and rich 1 passed the old home of President Lincoln. It ia really plain • rr and more unpretending than the picturo* of it make it appear. Hut I thought a* I stopper! to view it, what . Japan, Old Govtra- incnt Java and Crushed, Oolong and 4 Golden Rio, Standard A, Ex­ grades of Young Green. Routed tra C. and Brown Hyson. and Ground. LOWEST CASH PRICE Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, &oriease call and see us. No trouble to show goods. Yours Truly, Spooner <fc Hepburn. WM. H. HAYFORD.i ACQUAINTANCE CARDS OX reeelpj of cent* I rffl forward by mall a parkas nf therarw Aeqrest stance Cards by which any per**, enu farm the acquaintance of a stranger, ar a pereoo of tbr opposite mx without an inlrodoot OFFICE Ci CUIJtT HOUSE, IIISTIXUS, MICHIGAN. hs changed it for ths more spurious and elegant bouse I saw in Washing­ ton a year ago. This town of Jacksonville is one of a low. with about 12,000 people it com­ bines more objects of interest than any LEE REED Mantifaotttrer of Carriages is to Busy to write a new advertise­ ment, but continues to sell Carri­ ages, Buggies, Cutters, &c., &c-> CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Here m four Htste Asylums, vis. the Insane, Blind, Deaf and Dumb and that f« Imbecile*. Hero too, are three Ladies Seminaries, and a Conservatory ing to light dally. Tho fart is, it ia be­ lieved, that Mr. Beechar has lived a here also b the Illinob College. These life in total variance with his profes­ with a High School, Academy and four sion*; that his amour* bare been fear­ ful in number and quits as fearful ia ward schools would seem to supply tho place sufficiently with instruction Il bj n city of Cburebes, four Meth­ odist, three Piesbjdsrian, Ac. Ac., and many of them have fine edifioee Tho business of the dty surrounds an open shaded pablic square, ia this square public meeting* aro often held. held there every Saitodsy evening for a longtime Ust Saturday evening n prominent lawyer, said to have been a hard drinker, addressed an audience of 1200 to 1500 people, taking strong and and advanced temperance ground. I find by |ba way that tbo temperance work is progressing in thia Btatu and In many places no liquors can be purchaned except as psovided by tow. In Bloomington ths stajoowDfe to this of­ fset were confirmed by a oonvensfiou with two Irishmen 'wbe were evident Three Grades of Also u full litte of Fancy Groceries, all of which ve offer at AGENCY. We send this THE NEW IMPHOVED paper from, now until RKMINGTONSEWINGSACHfflt .-WZSIUIUD, fetaiuMtetaonftgifrrftix i M 2 oral. IN BJWNE’S STORE, REAL ESTATE bring their w in which they tage over their opponent, a* tbe latter A day spent in Springfield waa im We hare received from and publish­ being mostly new settlers, do not have ed at the request of A. I- Aldrich Esq., proved by easing the city as much as their wives and daughters with them, Asting Cemans* ionar of thia Institution, possible It it justly famed for its baau- flung himself on his knere beside her. her hand drotrped beck against his to which the attention of all interested shoulder. “Faithful-to the sod," rhe that the )aat delegate election was coa­ is specially directed. murmured, and never spoke again. trated in Congrrrs on the ground that Samos 1. TAv yw*yd» *f .State •/ Do Champfleury lifted the reddened Cannon, the Mormon delegate, waa in­ mvt. Tbs', the Fuperialsneligible on account of haring more than ties of thia State in which there are, vr but a bill was passed iu tho House cf shall l>e hereafter, any person ar per­ Reprreeautive* declaring any person sons between tho ages ot ten years and twenty years, who shall nureeea a good guilty of polygamy to bo ineapable of natural intellect and good moral qiiarholding a seat in Ctegren. It ia said after, and shall have no coatagiauo dis­ this bill failed to pass in the Senate be­ ease, who shall be deaf and dumb, or ing overtooXed during tbe hurry of the blind or partially dsaf and dumb or blind, and who shall be or shall be­ come cbergeaWe W saM omiWy, or to thought tbe Monuon authorities would any township therein, shall cause any taka warning from what waa done. In­ and all such persoiu to be taken to the MU' LI_ _ T_ .r____ z__ .l. i______ stead of that, they have re nominated NEW GROCERY HOUSE for SALE! uoon RKAMrea MORGAN JONES. miimi iitb. �THe IVpiIbucmi pities Licsl J. Cole Brandies and Champagne xo. so nnoABWAT, nvr rocr. •cat in for priming the Charter and Ordmanceo in phamplet form, and wo Lid 33 per rent below the Jnmul, and Iben was refused th. job by th. council, and the Jewnuf allowed to put In a anppiimeatary bid after ’they knew what our bid was. Learning of thia wo also •ent in a second bid, and again bid war below them and th. council was com­ pelled to give us the job. Au, on Daces Goons at Coot Bound tu dean out for the new atock. Geo. H. Johnson ft Co. Middleville. The Hoc (f) Senator gires aa a rea- office exorbitant rate, for thb same. In the above extract from the last Has­ Jtanul there is not one Wm Eastman is making astensive tings word of truth. Dennis knows that tho laiprovem.nte at his warehouse, near the railroad, by adding a reiter ftnd Charter was not ehangwl by tho present preparing to build • large .levator for Legislator, in regard to any legal print>«K of any kind. That the Charter has th. rereptfou uf grain. Ho i. thelrea kept buoy in filling order, far always required th. ordinances and fi­ nancial statement to be printed in all lune, plaster, etc. tbe papers published in th. city. And llk-k. u» ,,, that ia right, os th. peoplo should know >1 kx>k • pur of joso, nxna, iuxooi, what they are required to do by th. ■ 1'1.1. of Council. All that eras done waa th. them, with one spoon, at a saloon last addition of tho 50th Section and any Saturday orening. This is nut a rotlcctioa upon tho refreshment, but rath­ person who reads that and then tho above, will know that Dennis is a de­ er more ujMjn tho spoon-ica. liberate liar, and meant to deceive tbe Tho balance of cash in the Stat. Treasury July 29, WB. 11,202,014.5(1. Recelpte during week ending August Spiritual Meeting. 5. were HO^lt.12; paymret, dBriBg aamotimo 802,518,09; leaving a bal­ Tho Gun Laks Association of Spirit­ ance in the Treasury of 81.151,014.59. ualists nil hold a meeting in their itecreaao for tbo week 151,599.97. grove on balunhy and Bunday tbe 29th In tho annual opportionment of tbo and 30th of Aug. Eraminent Speak­ primary School Interest fund, there aro ers will be present. Tho public are found to bo 417,464 children io the cordially invited to attend. ' State who partako of tho benefit In I Eaton Connty there are 8.436 scholars drawing public money, and the apportiooato l» 84.218, or fifty cents per head. Nel profit*—1PA fisherman's. ‘ What is dispeptia ?—Stuff. j Sorrowful fishes—W(b)olos.. Plenty— squinvls in the woods. Going fast—ice out in the sun. CaTT=hud pay what you owe. 1 Four Blate street bloods started 3 a. 111, Saturday morning for Tbonmpple lake fur a “prime dqy’s fishing." so | they proclnimsL When Wo state that they setnrMd home 6 p. m. that even­ ing with a small bnll-hcod two inches lung tho felicity of tho day's sport (?) can be readily estimated. Election time approaches, and candi­ dates aro thicker than flies were in Egyjit. Slates are being written and uflfoo-seeken count their friends. Tho Iteml our new advertisements. poor man ia noticed, patted on tbe back Another—drinking cup at tho pump. and treated to condensed lightning. A pair of drawers—A apan of horses And so, nee in n year or two, men Refreshing—roda watuy at tbe Auu- stand on the stuns level, general good feeling exists, and everything is lovely. Aa wo were walking along tho streets the other day, we mot a certain person who was canvassing for a paper. Ho bad on his face an expression of the most intinee disgust. We asked him what the matter waa; he aaid he had Ground and lufly tumbtap—Cut-glass been orer to tho Marble Shop, and oaked them to snbeenbo for his paper. gobU-H. Certainly, replied they, “Pay in work." lists of Patents issued from tho IL 8 Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, for the wook ending July 15th. 1874, and each Iwaring that date. Furnish­ ed this |x]ier by Cox ft Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Washington, D. C.: • Burning Iron, C P Benoit, Detroit; Saw Betting Anvil, M Hitchcock, Hills­ dale; Running Gear for Carriages, B E Herrington and G W Irish, Grand Ledge ; Saw Arbor, J Torrent, Muske- Tat our Bools and Shoes, they c excellent fits, Call and see • Geo. H. Johnson ft Go. 10 Middleville. FALL EXAMINAT1OHB LADFUim gStr*5 • UK What part of a ship ia good youngsters—Tho spanker. What roof covers tho moot noisy w'John Hotchkiss has built a treat yard fence at Isis residence on Green St. Why is a whisper forbidden in [rililo An inventory taken uf the State Agcult iral Farm (070 acres) shows it lo a rth 8201,000. Dr. Upjchn has tho lumber on the tu - .1 and will soon make improveJ. Hendershott has tbe cellar dog for -. new house on Broadway near the res i- nee of John Beaamcr. teWia. H. Goodyear ia about moving to Mi'skvgoa to live. tie will engage nation ia called to ths now adver■nt of Spooner ft Hepburn. They worthy of a liberal patronage. ■ numerous flying papers on tbo W.i trust our readers will road the excellent Illinois letter wo publish this wook Wo hope to hxro more of the HUB Shingles, Lath, &c. Those new goodsare arriving at John Stanley's. And the stock of Green Groceries begins to be attractive. You will find him In his splendid new store. Commission Merchants IH GRAIN AfTD FLOUR. Coroar Want xutbyStrwL §50,000 00 HASTINGS ■ommrod ILa • aider te dries oa Um Id ward for Ito asaa of sad UmI U MMtd afilaal tea proyarlyla frol tofwkrcb lha aald walla aaa laid acrordlog lo ac. 1 of a Or Tvr | CuBiatUar TetoSrsee Xwd^r.taL tdlfc, UTS. onBsinciffliLmsuaaeoui! WESTERN HOKE JOURNAL, Hkdaaatla Uorad tkal lha report to arcepu SINE’S GIFTOTERPRISE! OF POPE PIUS IX Dili Catholic Journal ii litiijai Hastings Township Republican Caucus. FRESH FISH! Tlio Republicans of tho Township of Hostings will meet iu Caucus at at tbo Center School House, on Saturday tho 15th day ol August. 1874, al one o'clock P. M., tar the election of delegatee to the County Convention, to be hold in Hastings City on tho -du inst., for the election of eight delegates tu tho Slate and Congressional Conventions By order of Committee, :tat St. Mary’s Academy, The following is a simple mode uf rendering water sdmost aa cold as foe: Let lhe - jar,, pitcher or vessel used for tbrough a straw. The way to make a fire real hot i krvp it thoroughly coaled. . i A Grange Picnic is to be bold on tbo 15th of August, on tho South side of Gun Laho, in tho township of Orangofolds of coarse cottoe krpa conetantly yille, and on tho grounds of tbe Plain­ wet. The evaporation of the water will well Fishing Club. tarry off the heat from the Inside and reduce it to a frrering point. In India Como one, come all, and bring your end other tropical regions where ice can­ sweet hearts with you. There will be a not bo procured this ia common. Bowcry Dance in tbo afternoon and ev­ Girls, don’t yon ever marry n man ening for those whose tinny feet love until you have wen him-go throngh the that enjoyment. Refreshments . will be act of eating. Let tbeH-andidaW for had on lhe grounds and n happy time your hand first pass the ordeal of eating is expected. W. B. I soft boiled eggs—half a down will do fur a triab If ho can do thia and leave tho table cloth, napkin, and his shirt unspotted, and if his mouth does net ^Un Bunday aflorn.on last Richard look aa though tho ccnlente uf a double Walker, son of Bryan Walker, living in revolving six-bottle castor, mustard and the north part of Irving, while out all, had crossed bis threshold—take hunting squirrels with a gun. accident­ him. Or, try him with a spare rib. If ally shot himself; tbe ball entering un­ ho accomplishes thia feat without with­ der tho mid-ohin and passed upward out putting out one ot his ever, pitching and a little to the right, lodging near tho bones into your lap, or knocking tho tho ear. Ho Ibra walked homo, almost table oat of joint, fix tbo wedding-day half a mite, unaidod, remaining perfect­ ly sane, and appears lo have strangled at once—for bo will do from tbo swelling of tbe throat so tu to IHoht trees by the roadside. They add grfsdtf to tho beauty of tbe place, prevent breathing, and dying about 8 o’clock, living but Jtwo ho<nn_from the cheering the weary ..................... limo of tho accident. _^Te waa a quiet, day, and making resort for birds, th?, J------_-----------------------grown by tho industrious yuuug men twenty-two years farmer*' ailiiu. I sugar orchard, old and was much thought of by all his acquaintances. adding to tho income of the owner year­ ly, al tbo aatno time growing valuable wood and timber, no insignificant com­ Letter* remaining In Heatings P. O. pensation for planting and care. A Nashville friend of ours who has uncalled for Arig. 5, 1874. Persona calling for aay of tho followjust been married and gone into house­ keeping, mentions, incidentally and un­ complainingly, tbo following few of his Wife's relations that comprise hu (?) family; Hie wife's mother, three atetern, seven otepsistere two widowed mats, their four babies, three maiden aunts, three cousins, two neirea, one grand motlier. two gvand-auate and an adopted female infant; and he is the only man in tho house- Fancy a mid­ night alarm of fire in that doanicito. HICH., Will Reopen Sep. 1st Hardwar 0 Store ■ MONRSE JOSEPH PFLL’Q. BEST OF WORK. Terms $120 Per Year. PIOTURESL The groat and justly celebrated Phy­ sician for Eye, Ear, Lang, Nervous, Female, and nil Chronic Diseases, Dr. N. J. Aiken, has returned from Cali­ fornia, and will be in Grand Rapids, Mich., until October. Office, 2G Mon- 1 am now all alone in the i’hotograpb busioeaa, and aa I bare tnaite arrange­ ments to increase my facilitiM for doing better work than ever, all should call and get a negative taken. The eupcriority of my work in tho past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of first-class work in tbo future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side Stale Street 15w4 For particulars, address MOTHER SUPERIOR, Convent t IL M„ Monroe, Mich. BEST BLACKING. Guarantee Satisfaction NEW PHOTOGRAPH COLORADO EXCURSIONS. FEROTYPE GALLERY NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. who want reliable aid, advice and cure, in and confidential ease, should not fail to consult thn Doctor al once in person or by letter. 14t4 RICH FARMING [AIDS HOPKINS and BAKKES, ..t| IteoMSW CHEAP '*Mtl «1'l **•■••** •• Send for “The Pioneer,' U.A .iraaa vku,.,. .. I , r a COPYING AND ENLARGING OLD MUSIC , Barvesto. wsrtss- (Hears omah A. MATT.EPy To offer a good bargain and tet every 000 know it, are tbo two loading oomtials for bnrinows.. Men may make money without domg this, but it ia th. . I—"1 There ore different ways of informing Famoa F. Biatuo, of the Detroit & cuatewres aa to what you can offer Milwaukee Railroad, baa besnanwnthem, but there are none which tdtt so ginoer 111 yearn and traveled 480,000 little or which may be so effective as h*-,-— heated over from their wounds, tailrs without a single accident. wo have another case to write up. List Tho Hastings phitooopker obenrreti Batmtday night Luther Hyatt, while in su iul- |-™>» J .rp»u l» that the placidity of expression worn by a atato of intoxication and in company aa it is best to Ut tho sheep nm to Um only, an advertisasneat goes to hay all th. time, and ths oata are to bo a man who is “next" in a full harbor’* sands; to .hangers as well aa to f tai i. 4b. abaat Mr. Mv«s further shop cannot bo counterfeited. • ciaima that if a former will do moot of Watch your garden fences. Tbe his work himMlf, hiring help only when large herd of cattle daily running tho it is noceaaary-for hSrvostmg bay, streets make gardens look tick after sorting oat tbe cam and cabbage. It is suggested by an astute friend of morality that smoking lo allowed dur- DAY AND NIGHT. ‘pdsf-PAlb, Qty Drug Stan, YEnaamtrnsHSHL1 taeWlOK GaP-BwelliCt Obstacles to �stripe tm Ha towny coat, but dying hard, a terror to tte last; tte maroh over leagues of sand, where earth and ate and wind whirled together ia ano blinding, blaring teat, and tho mirage •warn ever before and death lay behind -all the stifling life of tte strange, lute, lavage sons of the desert lived again for her iu tte wood*. ami made bow, whka ate added cnUtagiy, “Per­ haps you do not love ter?” “Not love bur."' bo repeated; he raised the band ho held to Me Uno, and ia another in­ stant woe gone from her s.gbt. . Aurora ted finitted ter song. and waa lifting still in tte window, ter gui- THE ORIGINAL tteagM loft ta that aeemragly emotam“Wteiia it you ask of ma?’ ate cried. ‘To break tte faith {^lodged to tte dead! for - ------ - *tai to tte end. large shadowy eyes gixiiig quostioningly out into tte durk. The color came and went in her cheek m ate heard a etap growing kinder alone the terrace. woman he loved. When d'Eataval re­ turned from the seven years’ captivity for which be bad been snateted from the gory death of the battle-field, “It i* I," aaid d’Eataval'* voice. Do Aimra’s rouain ted Mt, at the first you net draw mo wherever ycj are? ' He took the hand that toy on the gui­ tar end held it fluttering ifl hi. -And —Aimee?-' ate aaid, catching her '’■ssaMt faltagty.stebte teM a aorere-gnty in hia Mart too entire for him to Duration its degree ar nature. It was only when after a vast'a ateenos, te returned to find tte ohiM UoraoaMd into the delirate brilteney of giriteud, and all that yvung promise giveu to another, that he knew what ate ted been to him—tte focus of every -• • ■ ____ ______ _ _________ .growing with him. ted so grown into him that be could no mare hope to sever if from hi* life ttea to nado tte mysterious bond uniting body and aool and yet live on. “A memory ?*’ ate broke in.' “Why. it my life itaelf— wtet have I Iraaide ? Look yon, rouaia, you love me, you eay. Multiply that tore a myriad-fold, and imagine mine for him. My heart vtin ta.nothtag el*e than what you cal! a memory ; iu all God’, infinite world of ereaturva 1 feel only him I " She atoppad, tte paaaion oeetned to die out of ter euddonly, and ahe lifted her face with a weary amilc. •'You eve, eouain 1 do not waate yonr tore on toe— —” “Enough. Aimee," avid Raoul. ‘What your lure ia to you, mine iv to me. I would not tone it if I could 1 will be only your brother again, eince you will teve'uo more ” . From that time he held himaelf atrictly within tte old relation*. Wtet te auffvred ho autferod ta oitenco. accepting quietly the meaauro of regard ate gri*nio>i him. No one would have au»Twcted the heartbroak ta tte hiatory of throe two, ao oompowd, ao reecrv ad, he by nature, ahe through that eort of convulaion of nature which appeared to have ctengwt the very route of her character. Al tbe period of Raoul’a re­ turn ahe woe ta her way, tto‘. tea alter- can but seldom ravage the spirit. for it loaves ruin and emptiness behind, lie told binitelf that Fate could bare nothing wane ia atuce fur him non, but rather some compensation in letting bim see ter, at least, happy. Rut when, in tte week* that followed, ho beheld her • ulfortaj inataad, be Buffered with her than tbo first sharp anguish. He was so helplvaa, loo. Ho could only watch in silence, veiling hia pitying regard before tbo*o sad, proud eyas, which, at the slightest sign, would turn upon him with the look of a wounded door el bay. Ho dared not speak, be could not gv away; he eould only eom", day by day to liorrat* hia own heart in spoe-.hles* sympathy and powerful rago. Day by day—and yet tte days worn ao few after all! Tte rosra were in their fultest blush, when Eugene d'E»tarsi teld Aurora to Ida heart, on tte very spot where, eight years before, te bad held Andre in a parting clasp; and, even yet, tbuugb tho ruee-prime was |>art, the vines sire red ta dilators hero and there. In three few weeks Aurora seemed tc have developed into sudden womanhood, to bars poaied, a» it wore in a night, from tho uncertain grace of springtime to tte fall glow and richuera uf snanser. Thera was a kind of glory of youth and oompletoaru about tert her clear, golden brown eyes gave out a light like sunshine; the blood waa ___ B___ ______ ,__ ____ r_______ , bright un tte round riieek under tte and perhaia a ivrtain listtosenara which | bright cheetnnt hair, ate moved and might well, beside, bare teen taken for music. Even Raoul's eyre unwillingly follow al her, and aa for d'Eataral he of the criaia ate had {mated through. seemed like one dusted. lie watched She led a retired yrt not lonely eaia- her silently, unconacUo»ly. aa it soem»d tonce in tbe rociety of ter adoptod seldom speaking to her. stating if ahe brother and a voung orphan cousin, spoke tu him; be occupu-d himself with a bom, since M. at. Vincent’s death, ahe noy other rather than with her, and yet. ted Ukon lo fill a place in tte great । empty honor, and who bad grown up a strange reflection of her own girlhood. To RaouL indeed, who bad watched the develujmicnt of both, there waa some­ thing startling iu tte hkencaa; it wu like looking from tte living love of bis youth to her gho»L The Aimee of Teas! Teas!! “Aimro? it waa tho who i*-at mo tu yuu. She will have nuno uf mo;*aho boa aaid it bendi,'* ho continued gnyly. “1 loft ter liateuiug to the nigbtingak-a, and—I am hare.' Aurora waa not difficult to convince. That ttero find teen aome kind of at­ tachment batween h« couaiu and M. d’Eataval teforo he loft France »te vaguely knew; but that waa eight yeare einoe, a lifetime to tbo cirl of aeventoen and ahe waa ready enough to tetiero that it no lunger meant anything. Ste eat iu a dreary, happy alienee, eenrcely ■tirring, *ave now and then from under her drupjMkl lathe* tu atoal a look at hia face, and, white drinking ta tbe mermur of hia voieo. not envying her rouaia tiia nigbti-ngatee in the panicn. It waa thu* that Raoul de Cbamnflenry raw them from tbo terrace walk by and by. The light burning behind them threw uat tte two figure, clearly againtt tho Uuak, and told him ttio whole Stary. Hut what could it inean? Ho (tupped abort. LU heart beating tend with ho{ie and with fear, a* be thought lint of bimaelf mid then of Aimee. Ho turned away and plamred into tbo thickeat vluubbcry, where he Pi» Wam Jacim & Satf®’ * Birrlnin AMERICAN TEA CO. Michigan Central R.R, OLD, RELIABLE ARD DIRECT ROUTE, MICHIGAN AND 8UUT11 tex, 12b". L . ~. M :sstt lay® sound near him. that lung-drawu breoth nt of jiaiu unendurable? Ho thrust the branches uaidu, and eoarchiugtho shad­ ow saw tho figure of Aimeo, white in her white dross against the rough grey sycamore, her ere* cfosed, her faro colbrlcss, nothing but lhe ufiriglil attitude and tte labored brualbing to toll that tbero was life in her. The thick, still leaves shut out tte *ky above ter head, the weedy ground wa. damp and dark under her tool; outoide atari were shin ing and nigh ton gak’* singing, but bore there was nothing bat dark nee* and .ilciH-v and the my.trry of a linman ■'fi'iSI 'u I .'ll' ran: MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division tarsi would laugh and shrug hia •boulder*, and wonder a iittlo too. with­ out tte shadow of a aaepicion aa to tbe tie that bound them, and very likely thinking himaelf remarkably guod-uatured to give up *o much of hi* jwecioua society to tte poor devil. Still, a* fur itei, tte benefits were not to wholly of hi* own omlaaiag. Ho was anything but a bad fellow by nature, and. be had home memories which did much fur watmtte heartbreak in ter lovely feoa, him ; but te was tWbaty, aod a Loy in to fool that tteee good-by kiaeea might be tte last ever to be taken from tte awoet fine—it waa rtab againrt which seftter aword n« .h.eld availed. Alone the young eoWicr would have refoiood to iu»b ifcto the thick of tte battle where blood ran hottest, but now that he hadgiren teetage. to fortune.te could not *o caretewly target that tte acme drum basting gaily to arms had also ita muffled tones, which would sound over many a teed laid low in tho pride of black hour hang over her heart. or was ate on that evening perhaps lesa sad than canal, Um fearful of what aha bad feared so foog that it might hate coma to seem an unreal danger f D~5ta« . Me RatiaL Presently Aurora proposed to i go and look it there were any left of the , little cream-white roses which were , known in the household as tho “roso-1 bow taken from Aimee, and tho girls Aimee, un aawuut of Milk'. Ht. Viapresence waa aecretly distasteful to him. not tho less, doubtlras, that ho dinned that auch love a* Aimoe ted atfU to give n> given to Aurora; it waa aa if ahe too had a sort of fooling ol toeing herself lire again in ter, only to Mlle St. Vincent tbe feeling waa a pleasure rSSiH’HSiSitS' turning round, holding out a tiny but perfect dower warm white to the heart. Hand and row wore taken and held tugetter in aclaap that waa not a woman'* . .__ * ____ • ...i - >k*U *41 *1 rertlas. i, Ik. kwk-t u-U*r lk7xMta tl«wl o*ov rt Ik* Cm** H»«,. Ir lb* Cl fl IIikimv. ,n «*H nurv <ta*i s*la* i ^l*v«.r S*M|m»v ItareU ‘-••'S oH tel ■ ' J s SB r * ,■ « ». a 1 rB-‘Aunes** with whom ahe came in contact. even Raoul. to whom aaaocialioa made her a twipeUal rting, while ahe was Mlle. St. Hex band tromblod in hi*, her tent Vincent'a dearoat earthly object, who petted and spelled ter. finding iu her face bloated under bi* eye* aa ahe hoard. developing beauty a pleasure ahe ted Hut there wa» anolhsr whore pate faro grew pater at tte ward*, and who crept Ami very lovely, indeed, Aurora nouetenly away from lhe anot where looked that morning, aa ate stood where they rtuod lugtter, t» ateurbed in each Aimee ted left ter. in tte very window otter to have pereievad ter atop over where two lover* had parted eight year* tte gvnaa. Aurora freed ter hand, and on a pre­ before. Tho summer wind came in and out, blowing loose lock* from tte cheat­ tence of looking fcr Aimee, left d'Eatanut coil« over tte white dress and the val alone. He tat down on a garden tend* full of rose*, above which ate: bent, softly staging, over ami over, a little strain ahe waa firm! uf t— - A auuden ahadew came b etween liar and tlia aunahina, and, before ate could turn round, ahe felt hcrwlf held clove to a heaviag brawat, felt kiveae pceaeed on ter tend*, her hair, on her face. When ahe lifted it ia terror ate eaw a man with tte btonae of tropic nun aod wind uuder hia fair hair, a tnnn whoee heart beat atrong agaiuat ter own; wteeo Bathing blue eywu I nked down pavrionately ta bare, while be lepeeted over end bright glare on tte la, oe tte vivid grera and tte wide dassfo rywtere thrown back Cte*tee* Siu. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ic Jd uu 11 sr i a> Send for "The Pioneer,’ atulMM Itl.UrUrf HW, lb Hmm» l.x. * NKW tifUBKB Js*i psb W*T£«I ateady regard. “I. it no pteaaaro to return to old friandahip like ours, to a bride in ttebloom of ter apringtime?" “You iAinme,”te atamaered with a be wiktevad air. . “IT Fie tten. mamaiour? am I ta the bloom of my apnagtimc, or did yon took to find tte woman you left right year* ataoeT Eight yean! it in a long timacna may change much in eight yean., ^^aa ttero any deeper meaning under tte atab; but H picreod to tho very heart not wiitetondiuR. He had come back to her—and ted not found her! Th. part hod giveu up ita dead, but it would never giro up her loot youth. "He did not know me"' ate repented Hteowaly to teraelf, .u ete .at and gaaeAa: tte pate fei. 235348534823532348533148485353 i 1X s RICH FARMING LANDS COXCEtTO OIUXS “Coward and traitor that I am!' te groaned aloud. “1 cun li]_ curse the day that eel me free!" -And wherefore, J quiet voice near him. thral tec heart droppd&w. MMMWw them befcn. Una but ber eooaia Raoal. Ste kt Ur £<• MU hhrbaadnak and tmoi hstleaaly • BS 1? #5 61*20 rwtiMd. m«. GeLPRmU&GB. .jMstsrttaaKSWi 1 n � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-08-19.pdf a9505beeb3dd3f011c8999560a368acd PDF Text Text VOL. XIX. NO. 17. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1874. ArtAttnua- the Wolverine combined Corn and Fallow Culti vator is the best in the market. It is well made and of thoroughly seasoned timber. It'is a riding sale the celebrated Gale Chilled Plow having se­ cultivator, but is so constructed that there is cured the agency for this County. little or no weight on the horses necks even with- We warrant these plows superior to any other out a rider. Any cultivator that depends on the Chilled' plow in existence in the following particurider to fake the weight from the horses necks is' riders vary in weight and the harder the ground the harder the bear down on the necLs. It has also a patent leveler By which the imperfect as the teeth can always be made to run the same depth and level. No other Cultivator has this. Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction or no sale. Come and get one on trial. Strength, Durability, Quality and Quantity of Work, Adaptability to aU kinds of Plowing, flSMffl MB «8TO NO EXTORTION! The price of the plow is only $14.50; Plain Points, 55 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents. 1 SFAttSAJi DWIGHT & BURRALL DENTIST Naiinlle, • NEW OFFERS! NEW PHOTOGRAPH Mitiiiai Sweet'8 NEW IDEAS . WOOL CARDING FARM FOR SALK. FEROTYPE GALLERY f. CUIEITEl * co &AUMIMINISO. rarita mxinsu. A>4 <TtnlBMixp«naiUa«te lUut Orders lor JL«xru«' ,lot>M ROUGH and DRESSED I WSUp otjsmiW Haatiap How. la rwr >| I’ALL TERMS LOW. AT JOHN STANLEY H Pure Wines ini Liauors! Timber, Utli, tSiunglea, Sato, Domi. Hli.sk, Monldingii. Fnoiw, Brock­ ets. and ail kinds of Joinen full r*****T*iT~ wktek am aaatSme 1 BEST OF WORK. Custom Planeing. Sawing and Turning ENLARGING OLD Done on Short Notice, Guarantee Satisfaction! POSTPONEMENT nm aib last mnceit IX Ain OF THE A GREAT BARGAIN PDBLICLIBRARYOFKINTBCT. FARM FOR SALE! DAY FIXED WE WANT AGENTS. wn, Mttjfcw, Iin [Beet of Workmanship) L<8T CHANCE AN EASY ^FORTUNE. Hand Rail, Newell Post, and Balnaters, NEW STORE I Remember the Flace. JEM GOODS AND ICT PRICES .anuar ua.vd. MARBLE YORMS M4 th«M YU>»e». nri.bM apai & pr»- Girt ua a Call. J. L. Wnnh, Itoi • W.L. Wrtxnri. Haringa, Jum «. 1974. HEAD STONES. THE FIFTH (HFT1 CONCERT TABLE TON, apaiwa iai4 Hastings, Michigan. HASTINGS HOPKINS and BARNES, 30th November. 20,000 AMERICAN MARBLE $50,000 00 FORE DRBG8 id MEHCDilS, H.A. BUSELL S GIFT ENTERPRISE! Hasting*, INK, CRAYON, ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. WATBBCOLOB AXI> 01U4 4 Sumi nil DENT bpsoialty DAY AND NIGHT. Well-rtnlahod Hotuo and Barn lU inniMs. NtuM la U» Vuko «f QaimLr. ■flklafvaradiaf ik, TkaH-aaa,,!, wa n* from a Msai-baaa. the phemtskr wi ll be sold Fw Oh Ytatf feta Lffl �Th. formation of a National Sports ■M** Aasoeiatiaa at tbie tim* i. attractjag th* attention not only of pm—i daroted to tb. takiag of maimab, fish, and fowl, for profit, bntnlronf sportsms. t ‘ill bfo^en generally AggfBeed tfo4 th* spirit of gambling did not th* feminine soul, to aay alarmiqg.^ji tent; but thia, like many other general day th* deetroetioe of tbee* crentuwi MQey 'a trip aSoi' ho had made a total mlatake. moot persisteal igambler on the face of the glubi. Il takaa full poeaeeaion of h»r -it Itucuruea a part of her very naturn—it i» a madness, which only suecntnbs to the severest |oaailde treat- begun, Cr*t for the preeerratkai of life and for raiment; nut a* article, of gafr wgi oomwiewe. nt tn be need ia the Alm*. Itoma.M^. walked |B look no pain* to conceal her utter wenritoMoof Ihalife ahe tod, and her huabaad fcnnd he had merrio-l la haato Th;* unrestricted *i*ughl*r baa at length rorultad ia lb* total *xt*nnuiatiou in thia cuantry of *um* varieties of animal* a ad l.into, o. driving them so farawtfr io* [wpulsteddiotria. that __ Wh _, . _ _________ , . hour, talking ef the danger* that throng the marriner, enjoying a few favorite “airl’o by different |<rti*a. and watching' lAr The Beaver, which wa found in Pennsylvania, iata. Th* d*er, which _ wrr* one* £§SS? The faabionabl* womm of th* groat citir* fall into it eowly. The life they laud ia of a natur* that make* it almoat a necroaity to them. Th* "■Meon" of faabionable gaiety, which .....Ijjg bright light* of. HL Jo**ph aa they re- th* aubjeote of legialative enactment*. So groat imjiertaao* ia altachod to the praaervntiou of lab, thalmny State* hav* not only ttoMlti tfbe time of purpose of rartoeking stream* and Jakes wfiiehtha cupidity of man ha* almoat through th* "Palmei HantoA* depopulated While la the gsswral a*u* it ia to the Pacific Hotel" and other pksws interest of society that thia indieerim: la collected all th* splendor of nate slaughter ba stopped, on no on* claw of usen dose the doty of guiding public laufiweer, meiigatiag l.arnamTbis ia an imposing atructur* of alone ' masonry, fir* stories, lighted to th* tom from the »ky, and furnish** erapfoym.nl for th. mug little company of tbre* hundred clarka and waiter*. Corn rousted tre Jteriv*y«I t^jhe upper etoriae <911 nlpealw.f tintii banal tha' will. chUTOh wbitrwaah*. Bewher, ba will etxnm.nca suit in th. courts fer damWM for'•• 'x^aetion of Me Wife. Thi* will bring tb. delicate people who know, the whole truth and nothing but the Taking a bus un i passing out ■■ about a mile, tb.n •I the northward up MWaukro arena, (wh.ro ia drank beer enough to turn a small mill) two mil^ charge, will u*. to* sedan von to pro­ brought ua wi(hij,aboCI one hundred rod* of tlie Roa^M^yWid1 i* to vide law*, that filter, genaratfoa* may , not be deprived of the bheaing* which opacities both night and day, ami drir. thia generation ia *o wantonly dmtroy- en by two engine* equal to eight bun- rotuaininr fourth. This goes on for boun and hours—till, in fact, it i* tim* "W.Il, Rate. h«* you ere. sure enough, tending to yoar fljwun. Whet luck you do have, child. A* for me, it ■seat* hi if Imvot her* any at ell. .Either I forgot to water them, aad the ■un morch** the poor things, the chick­ en* got into the garden and pick 'em to pieevs, or Jowler aad Tib get to frolick­ ing, and just play the mischief with them. Anyhow, I doo': appear to be much of a band with them. I left Mary J ano tending to th. apple ‘jelly, and came over to toil you about poor Alice Hillary. I know yon hadn't heard. Yea, Amo* hae tost hi* wife. You know th. doctor told him some time ago the bad heart disee**. and was likely to go Therefore; b* they mu*t swear. Then will Mr. Frank Moalton. who ha* Jrttere ia hi* poasesate^ l>* itegnki I ’ to- either producw, them or ‘sneer to their contents ; then will th* (wopl* who know things, but who have kept what they know to th.m • heir* boto-Mliree of delfoeey or hrterset. be romprlW io *tate th* truth, and it will all out; then will th* public be <krauulot?d}( | < ’rtwhesi. THE SCANDAL 91532300025323234823482323535353484853 AVe 1-luve.Tii Powdered, enough to satisfy thmr natures, particu­ larly a* they can win or fo*r a very targe sum of money in a day. At one nrar Jb-ekikill; Mr. Tilton ia al home ; Mr. Moalton wButfe/aguaet al GImceeter, Ma**., nnd Mr* Tilton is in wa* obaeurity, known only to Mr. Ovington. In the Hat ot 'poaaengera for Europe by the Britannic, On Saturday, appear* th* name of Henry C. Bowvn. of the Asde- > /bur siook WM iH'tac tk (-Mil, Ut hie tluil Mu»..iioriUyw: and consequently we ran offer the best bargaint in nur Jine t be found anywhere. *•«<» arc above perwual lit log* »ud uninfluenced by th* mac net Lain of a great name, will get al the cold. *olld truth. Don't make up your mli.da till ia an district* of our common country j and for thia psrpoe* a movsmest baa been inaugurated by th* • New York State A***ociatiou lor the Protection of Fub and Gaute," in a preliminary meeting ar Niagara Falla on Sejdembcr 9, 1874, to take eueh action aa may pteb.do.tef dour* and ImHd’a. rml is found ’ reaily for th* railroad. Ar there nr* tbre* *el* of roller*, *acb run­ ning out four hundred and eighty rail* ia twenty-four hour*, and each rail weighing fire hundred lb*. It only take* a little figuring to discover tluii thru* hundred and sixty ton* of thia application and without the invention* of an attorney. A power of an attorney will not be rorogniaed in an application for the isossi* nf peuaiou provided by the ec*. A letter by the penaiuoer to rf •tgh^a weak mm In palfoy. bat *n it honest man so for as hi* light show* him what bcoeaty Is. He mralil not makragood *>*mb*r ot Congress, but he ha. a plaro in the world, and he wf]| always fill It creditably and vrol!. A aroat assilu* fo Theodore and a r«l On our return we rtopped at th* W*Uw Work*, lb* building of which are 4onfomed * ftrtmtk . <«^*fo|l*b. for mutual protection and advancement. Th* priaripg qfiieet of the Amociatfon i* to protect th*me*lv*a from bad debt*, Md to do ttoe dmy pwpmr to fefopt I jjrailea of Yoitnir tra ('. and Brown IlySOf iumI (hound. LOWEST CASH PRICE Many good people hare felt some alarm at the vast nnmlwr of Ibreign born citirons who, this mason, bar* gone back to their former bom*., sup­ posing that the panic and tb. cvn*e- He ia a great man and a good one. I qurnt scarcity of labor had dnron them know whereof I *p*ak, tor I know him well He hs- done unwtee thing* and groundlcM. The fact ia tho dullneaa of foolish thing*, lie haa the inflnnltlee trad* ha*|told terribly upon th* steam­ that belong to and are a part of geniu* ; ship lines, and all of them hav. Issen running at a foe*. To get a* much business a* possible, they all put down the rates ot (tassagr* to a very small sum paro th* Way by which he u co oomfort-l ably oonreyed from on. part of the I eountry to another at the rate of th’rty | ^Eatigration i* note* briak tte almpU m to forty mil** per hour ! In the afternoon by *ww«t railroad we hi* oAcw. encfoiing hi* |MOeian rortifi- I weal to th. iwwlltern part of the eity cate, and giving poet-odke addreee and epant *ome two bout* in the a ion will be *aflfownt prraentetion of hie ~“'1 <»• TJ««J« P.cV J whet* there aro too many thing* to •kite*. ! meutiito, elNtoog^ intrtrtoMfc to *ee. tlolung and Standard A, Ex­ monster *agio*a, th. largest of which ha* a piston shaft six inche* in diame­ Mid aa* that hi* mntoetaufiy, cOMfoter, with a tan foot stroke and balance ting of himself and wit* and eight ehil.m intis*!.**rolling mill*. Two ot the*, engines are in motfon ooatiaually, forcing water to all part* ot tb* city, even six mils* out to th* atoak yard, ia the suburbs W* now thought ot aroWHing th* day’s visit by see*a ding th* tdwer which staade at the height of 244 steps Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, &c. Manufttoturer of Carriages is to busy to write a new advertise­ ment, but continues to sell Carri- ®v~’ou I* approaddi A gx>d abowerW TA* OH-and par what ■ . O’*- i corn about frit CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Do! ata tad aetrve do 3L bea.iMnoi.4ii *• FI time. •• A ^bool Board, th. tlectica or sale; and if not>i.l will atairtliii fccaabiadha aMaf* p»- b* th* motto ol the real and we pro«." The pesters should join thia the citer Mu. water* eat th* teae, dot­ ted with now and th*n a white mail, rtrwtrhing tarappeaMaiert^fbe oriental heaven*, th* myriad* of houae* upon wboM topa w* could took, the atro*ta dirtanro with lb. gforiou. old tun juat hiding himnelf behind th. Rocky Moentaiaa, gilding all with it* goM« beana ia eprond the grandaat pano nm. I wrorM^n^a^wM from th. paper from now until Mr and ata hoppy to inform th* greet that I am prvjir.i to amd any an Sr/MteMptn. A ***•“• �T>|« fVrteucv Bw'it. Letters remaining in Hastings P. 0. tmealfad for Aug. 18, 1874. Persons calling for any of the follow­ ing will please cay "Advertised.” G. W. Cola. Dock Cherny, John Crump. M. J’. Jtewolf, Stella M. Ellis, D. B. Freeman, J. If. Henderson, Mrs. i early u Te>M.y reea,«mS «~k. l.lmn __ _ _____________ _ ______ °f u>*aystemra. •rr*A?f<»lR5WH OITIiyidJ^nu* ov*iIfoidri'4*raW- W. T.'^eat.- •trouble." Twcuty-and-a-half per cent i* a pretty ^ood mtero.1, isn't it? A- woman’s courage Bowl dee.^r th., Idly rtrairod. Brevity la foe soul of a 'nan*.,. Mie. spring* , jhe wUl, wit. Ixmg diseaxtafom* weary and Jtf-ta frtW.foo heart.,. . Take gpraa. Trafa— fc.l.s.j peg, ‘ -Th’y I“U Wr.» iu a show-euaa," wag -Mn.i-rtfallvdrelirad. the remark of a rural lady whn rrowwtlv A nra std iD sooa be out attended a ply futwral. .; I 11 WUJ bo Ugbtor h<£ee Ibra tbo old. poUUy dto-t white. The primfag , euA engrariu, will be mtoratad fa black ink, and the bredw win be nuowar aad What is -ore pl—at than to Hat­ es to a young man who can’t sing bnt tliinkv h«* cap. Ho gets nd la th* face rolls hix eyre Hko tops, and when tbo Ifikl lot— U dying oal he araua in oa tho iKunoMlrwteh with a tcroreh that would ho honor to a Modoc. CHURCHES. .WEL'HK' Strolling through Washington street, about sam^wn. foe oltoyj eronfag, we overheard a shrill voice pipe oet from rhhhi an apporouily peaceful domicile What shall we du without tlmal • -"IT you want to ** aad see your old During thia hut weather .wsr, ..... ............. t..... , _ _ maid, you’ll have La go baro-foeiod, sir *““»«»■ 1.U tek gvtey deecnpt-a be supplied ------- - —— Many 6F .dor aubacrib—a who hove roertred foslr papers at the Ra»» a?ee wffl.Bi>dM'M *1to have them sent M the r'oatoSce here.her. Wa iMU. r« Wfa«d to tranafar their name tfa. 1*. u. M Av «*■* .nt, wa.. tJrtiyrijvrify their Ocsira to have u. do .uraTivs-, 4o-has<x «>„, Mtwerting , toft’W.' tlt A, resu. Uext 1. I.u4andnmhepRalUfastU- A farmer and family com. fa town yesterday sad bought a large bill of good* at a store bo had never visited be­ fore. Hooa after he met a merchant with whom ha wax acquainted, and who aaked. “Why did you not buy of me ma P* As is often the com, tho fanner • replied, “I looked over foe list of busi- about 81,000.000. Another Nathan murderer has turned ne— firms in the Bunts, before start­ ing tram home, ud decided on a place up, but they won't believe him. It at which to trade, I thought you were would bo a relief to hang somebody Too much hunting in and near the city limits on Bunday. We ran hear the report of guns from almoet evary direction on that day, and would if the nam— of the pmoua were known to u> publish fora. It seem, pretty lawless wo .hould judge to hnnt on the Sabbafo; but ns long a* they are unmoles­ ted and allowed to carry on the vocation we enppooe they will “keep right on shooting". If we hove laws to live by why not suforoe them T Is there* anr officers to do their duty 7 were intently engaged in their'natural culling, when a large cat ran out of foe store and “lit" square of tbo Itack of one of the oonl—taats. He gave a peculiar ky yi and left the ring, when every one of the dogs followed hi* example u qutek n. if a six poun far bad been dis­ charged in fomr midaL After bar misCMmlng h recogaimd necoesity among a •' * -! 1 efon of peace, t*bby quietly returned to . N“» M*rt.many »o» gvlusg! fanners; for more capital and. less Mad the atom looking quite sutiafiod at her «“• Ix-tter cuHirniiou per acre—the emptoymeut of labor tn such a way m to render the profits* from It secure. O*fos «i. flrewey•Me County Survey- i But who will buy the Ind and peg the Tin, Nashville .Vrarr liu a aorrespopf ■frnt‘ u!"TTart'ingy. who Wfakly jot* down hbdoinoe while' laboring ’ * ' poi*<— to hie fellow-man. trill get eu/nW to Uka tho Bajnra, it will double foe list, and enabfo ua to famish a still bettar paper. Why not “go for” your neighbors, and especiaUr borrowers ? Kcoder, please note that . by acting upon this rugge.tlou all par­ ties wiU be lieaefited—yottrerif, the new For the airoinmodntiun of our sub.cribers who desire any other liaok. .nigaxine, or paper, pullished, with or without the advertised jtreniium*, wo •ill obtain it for you al the Ia>FKST lUtE*. withdut any cx]>e—e to ynn in tending foe erder. ' . To core vfeeptoxrfnss let the fall meal romein tbe middle of the day. Two honrs niter it hc» been taken walk thrro nearly double the circulaiion t»Toily i •% jl™1?011* Th*. or four mil— or tide twice that number. other paper in the County. • . tf I w»U bo liberally rewarded hr brftigiug Eat a light, easily digested supper, and ““ KtE? V/aWT* ■ i ’ r (are foe succeeding hours till bedtime Your tout! jieperteib you of your in a way egw*We, fart |Not exciting. ! tuwt\\nw«urc«!S,_afjfii current events, , umi ijlJidvertishig’ columns are a gride ! to thiStotne ihdu.tAi. 1 - ,±: Election is appruadiing. ■■•”■ A good shower'll ritaled. Call—and pay what you onu,’ . -ya«* .‘j -* | Thajqytnntiim for futuie guaeraitone’ I from i«eeenl imlicution., will, n-tl be. • I •'Who', struck Hilly I’nllert^ji;"; fort 1 la&tg Library, oil now lea— them at fo* nocifaal price of f0 cotes peoefo XliUUAfaAgood way tofmame.raa* Ustxtedlag »• hop. he w«le IfamaL ^-■iftrifaltod. Hifatoeto lb add raw bookarouitanfiy./ MiseStenler a sister'of John Btnnlay while' rafarmag to foe afore fee- dfa* ral^Mraa^.irai'WgiM w Wfo» dihuxiifad ride walk near JAfioodyeor’s xMHhm. SL-te was revere* nn .beat the fitoebythofalL TMerroras. suSriral warning that irokrn sidewalk. sfateM be raftered Wantb. etty brafaangmtogag. Obstacles to Marriage. Colonel Vniotte, rid-uo<amp of Mar­ shal Basalne, deni— all complicity in tbo escape. The rope story gains cre­ dence. Several experiment* have been made, and provo foat the descent which Basaine is reported to have made from ACQUIHMEE CiBIB The Williams Mower and selP-rAking reaper. weeks,'and, with the departure of tbs principal actors from the city, interest in the matter hu not died out, but les- ia anxiouriv awaited. -.UKPSX t The Legisfative party •petit Saturday visiting the famous Calumet and Hecla mine*. They left Houghton at seven aad tcached Marquette at two o'clock foie looming. They visit tbe iron —iaM. and hove to-night far Mackinac by the >teamer Arctic, an 1 will roturn ot Moun. Taylor, MonlthropA Cu_, at the bunks, near Eart Saginaw. A salt block, 1,000.000 fre! of lumber, 2,000 barrels of salt, and seven or eight dwelling houses were destroyed The nliK.te staiwfr: MARRIED. HUNTINC CA8ESJ The Ingham County Republican Con­ vention nominated the following county ticket: For Sheriff, Allen R. Burr, of Lansing ; Clerk, M. B. Carpenter, of Laming; Register of Deeds, E D. Rumery, of Bunker Hill; Treasurer, fun lu it. With all tbo impetuou*ne— Lemuel Woodhouse, of Dansville. Fliwof a youth be attacks the tneerechauma We leers foal tbo PU0adel|>hia ab­ ducted child * parents have relatives living in this county. Nothing farther has been demonstrated by tbo through ■wareii of the city and the officers are sorely bfighiod et every h*nd._ Various Clubbing ABwarm of industrious gnuehoppera devoured a thirteon-ecro field of wheat growing finely in Humbait county, Iowa in two days, eating foe green bled— bare to the ground. A few days ago, about half a doran dogs were having their usual morning or now occupies the office in tbo Court poetry ar* among tbo beet, oar local ! lL>ura> nWsnJW "K/9^Ae Who is "overworked” it mothers ora fresh and spicy and tire commurinalioa Prindtc ' ’{not—mothers—who have children to wall worthy of a careful perusal. Tho rear, and lx>tb their bodies and mind*, editorial column* are not quite a* good IS VHAITKH. NO. GA, M v The young foan who .aid green corn u^soatMUen an the illet r, wnlUfog atOUUd OA: its ear, ia gen- 1 their diet and their moods to superinTRAvnta rutLMPPit, ,, ’ ■ Lper from beginning to end with the UXtASw v. y-muy ■unpo.'Hl to have been eorwadat they dowUP Abff'tefc 1 «m ao little IS LOIKith M4». M.F.4 AN. j ,l’° “Great Bcandal" but refrain from doing heps for any thing like perfect relief, so — tho already published state me a t* of the different witnesses need roryfyiag -D. Derwiu Hnghes of Grand Rapid, some he loro any correct conclusion can was called upon to defend * liquor-sell­ be had whether the accused it “guilty er of Ktdninaaoo; b* sent forth the fol­ or not guilty." lowing telegram in reply : “I will doIf you ever nolico a boy in a cigar I store buying a pipe, watch him ; there’a '•"Vrtt.'i 'tollingzworth's Stool Tooth Heal fata Jilting- I’moue iodebfod Io tins al ' lint their duty Ia Pay u|tThtodiire’s ntolher-an-la* T liral revealed the great secret. < h» of our exchangee cap* fa taking them to the jienitcatiary. A certain lawyer's dark had been ia the habit of taking an afternoon nap in the absence cf the boos. On such occession. be hae been in the habit of putting up this placard oa the front •The frame tor boose is up and nq It ianowrafafer have had min. and Will some te i*h to psy iu i.’■Lit' ,1A . - .. • W. H. HAYFORD .1S OW U'OF, HASTINGS- MICHIGAN. THMTUimc Floor, feed, ____________ .... o„ sold wiU.be sold at foe lowest retail rat*., for ready pay only. Cash paid for butter, eggs, vegetable* and other farm and garden product" setifag apart ra a notable sperimon of modem cclliaary skill ii the number, M for dinner, aad gives the hours for no lew. than six (8) meets every day, tor the moderate sum of from 83 to 84 During Um hammer Season. U par day, ineluding, of conrae, an ele­ aonri Pacific end If am— gantly furnished room for each guaet Agent te onoe. That farther asaenwent of 5 par sent be due and payable Aug. 10th H74i(a»fiM such Stock aa may hare paid 10 per went) and that a farther amoesmsa| of 10 per cent bo The g—sad j-dy reiehra-d Physidan for Bye, Ear, Lung, Narrow*, Female, and aD Chronic Diseaere, Dr. N. J. Aiken, has returned from ChRfornia, and will be in Grand Rapids, Mich., ntoil October. Office, W Mon Tbre* ■•lebre AGENCY. thia single crop of wheat has over i«id railed by three hundred dollar*, and fall. abort of paying foe the whole quarter section, by lew than one hun- Acji«v«Vn>*»no<ni REAL ESTATE FOR 8€PTfiMBEf^ Z. are, -Z .far teA^^Afa^ Nr. B^art Wte* IhefflMW 1« tel yX party ■sopssei of Dr- Lathrop iU •sft.fcUi.-.rtMg Aaui fesX-trshatt and ufoers sprat Friday afo ternoow het at Tboraapplo lake They euj^odtho-ltfwabwiyfat** — ing, fiahi8g,i«*4MU.MU<cMtor port^fag awftb »rad to the aity. .ft reporting . grad Sfohyh-^- ▲ RdftMJkw*'- WWK*- L>ranL (AGE. and present administrations of the Re­ handles them, passing comment on publican party of Michigan, and abo them and criticising their faults with no recommending the rcr.omir.ation of ■paring hand. Next come the fbriarGovernor Bagley and BenatorCbandler, wood*. None of them suit hi* epicurean and expreeaing faith in the present pro taste; but this fact do— not appear un- 1 : hibitory liquor Isws of Michigan til the whole stock has undergone his ; scrutiny. Bo, in turn from aristocratic 1 meerschaum to plebtan day, until, with ' innocence beaming from hi* counlenance. the bay looks up into the dealer’. ’ Thia question is frequently a*kod,and face and —ye: "Say, mister, what Mr. E. W. Grinnell, residing two and a have you got fur seven cents ?" half miles from Harvard, flay Ccuuty, There was a lively case of horse-whip Nebraska, on ths line of the Buriinton ping—nono of your small potato cow - 4 Miaaonri River R. It, answers the hiding, bnt * regular six-foot hurw- question with the following statement of । bis sncocM with that nop in 1873. lie afternoon in the vicinity of the street hosrasteodad 180 acres of land, and bridge It appears that a chap with fingers too long for the missioaary ba. ineee, ws* detected tn the act of stealing a horra-whip from a vehicle standing in front at Spauldings store. The owner of foe whip sss thn detective, .nd he collared the evel-doer, who^eurronderod the whip without a struggle, remarking that he “waa only foolin." Not so with Jobu, who forthwith applted tbo coveted la*h to tb* calve* and bock uf of foe offender, and did not desist until Flaring the ’rim- of ltd* land al the iajter, with a despairing howl, eight dollars per acre, the price at epraxg away and fled oa the wings of which ths Burlington A Missouri River tho wind. N. B. Positively uo lady in R. R. holds Us hod. adjoining thia ' farm, it will be seen that the profit of i nnd dutifully hid him down on hi. krengo. tbey removed H sad put the M- ed about the hotel*. Recently there Jowfag in ite place: “On the lounge in has bevn quite a rivalry among the first-class hotels about focirtdla^f-fare, Ireve—stere labor light Lxnw makes each striving to set the beet table for ite guests. We speak more particular­ ly of the hotel, on Broadway and Fifth Avenue, the Grand Central s beiag the a *wfod. Love subdue* svsrylfategUlargest most oenteallr tocaled, and e!<*cept the .fifofo'e heart. Lore, knavery gnntiy furniabod. Of (boas four or I've loading hotels, the bffis-cf-fari are eovLove without return is hke a quratinn ered with the num— of the uscat luxur­ without an answer. Ixtrete' qtrarrala iant viands of foe season. The bill nro redoubted. Ia>v'era think others the Grand Central especially, Jeeervm The melon-i-oljc dnjw bar# ittrstoftbe year. liesolved that mail 'pris^tfi • nded to femafao. *i 07168323 �wottUv* from Ray CTty. sttrnntaSert tbo fttnie hl" oration bad aaiulrod published in the Awe Awm tmiin t 8901894823484800020102 Into troubte. For instanoe, we had a' blfl to pratovtraoskrota. aad ooe to pre-­ M flab. They Warn similar In many rsspe«s;both fevered protection, and to have bean Maatelent I Jmuld have RICH FIRMING LAHOS MIOHWAJi AND Send for “Tie Pioneer,* A hsaAaesM III.MraUd Jew. Malslalag U. gyytr* »•=* mvkbkm j«. p.s WATEM CMCEtTO OUASS ar* Iks meat tadAto .tyl* awl erfnl la (uarruMKx Attn I«Aonra—I could have said ladkw and genUemon If I had wished to conform to the customary style of oratora, speakers and loeaurerv, but I did not nae dM I tatand to. I always trail a yielding disposition to­ ward theta and fur the sake of pesos was always willing, when I couldn't help It, to submit tamely to their en­ croachment, However, I will not-antl-'lpate; I will attend to the women as I proceed. [Cheers.) * In giving this lecture, my friends and tullos-cltlseas. 1 hare two objects | la view, virtually killing two birds | with one stone, an the old farmer said I when be etopfed at the mH! In return Ing from his wife's funeral, and took nvrlng my whole legMetlvr earner. The Sorgvant-tt anua and tuyaelf once had dlflbrvxrt op4uto«*a an to ray duties. I wanted to ovuraee the honale. and be thought I betongvrl lower down. His opinions preralled. I rame near being caughtanethor Unu-. I wanted to go home, and didn’t want to ask for an ex­ ease, so f oonduded to steal <mt slyly awd ran. It wm altnoet Ualu lime, and Just a J gut started a grswri member fKMri Dw country made a inittou for a call of the House, and they hurried me gently hack from the depot. [Furious applauae.] Going to the Legbdaiurv la II'.UI ■> PfclCM With the difference lu favor <>f the Jail. The(cotleuian who nerves a t<nu In th* legislature ia expected to do every thing every body wants him to, and I* Get P- Roiei! & Co. I projo* to kill by title stone-on leetar*—am first, make money for the church »o they may meet their llabdl eat church; and, second, give an aocotutt of ray *t< wardship to my constItThe Legislature l> eotup>awd <>fa third tarsta; they have a right to ask, de­ mand and exjwct that of me. and 1 Hooar. arancthnee <k«lgT>ated the "lob­ by.” Th Is Ttouae doe« the heavy Work wiwn called out. It was proposed at 1 first that our boaster tJ. 1>. Law la) should rias and explain In rwatr.citan with myself, and thereby place bls re­ cord before the public If ho had -aid -anything he was sorry tor and was glad of It, let him corns ep flat-tooted and own the com. Ailing would do him no good, and rc eating might bring trouble to hie peewful Cuoertencc. He la of good addrtwa, and I atu slow of speech . be la literary, while I am not, money by patting H who shows so faille •<?till it la wrong to make him wait if von can avoid it. He haa his busi­ ness to allend to, and after all may not have cs much time to etiare as you think be has. Qeohtee this, if you de­ lay too much in your boaiaese aSairs, you will Joan the confidence ot your friends, and you will bo sure to suffer I by it-” “You ought to haw been a man, Jonnia." and he. hushami ilMBn.NJ. Column. there. [Applause.] There were many bill" paaaed and n.X pained of a local and general nature daring toy leglala tire carver.that I would like to explain. cauac. etc., Ihe Circuit Court to Chaneery might decree a support equal to her dignity and Importance " She solicited the aid nf Butler, a lobbyist of the third Hoose. He encouraged her, but thought lod and at length oa any, and give only a passing notice of a few. [Approba­ tion J The m<*t Important bill of the evasion, and the om I frel called on to eon.Ider more fully and at length be- Cubb and left her to do her own talklug | Cobb fbought Ripley coaid more appro i priately present the bill; an In trod u> tton to Ripley relieved ColA. It Waal res ES3EEEH; errs "lUiwir, [, Us Harns sad seaAMow IshltT . iosvsswentr sasouiAeara Grand Rive Valley Diviaa i&£ixssS{S1 end. u Ripley could have no excuse to saddiaher ot! <.u anybody rise; but Rip ley blow-elf woe actually iuUmldalrd. lie palme<I bee off on Hltaw the chair ■ 1 If there are any* ladles present who inan of the Judiciary t'uminlllev. Shaw dislike u>y method of Uwulug this sul- did awiat her, and got a bill pa-ned. >ct 1 to re tu apoi'Wtae. sod If i rtvw, sary, will sn-l tears. (Cheer" and sympathy. I Baril, of the I'ppcx Pen­ ' insula. Inrrvdui-ed a bill to regulate. tn ' .'..I Sri t»., tun las'AWii tawwi! 2R?**** 1B - i; twites* 1 think It became a law. Ripley, of Saginaw, favirrvd the bill In an elabor­ ate speech whleh killed lu Thea we I ■'Good morning. Mr. Ger, as h« entarwl "I hope 1 kept you waitiag.'* "I uo eotxy tn ray you plied Mr. Guy. "I have a | That whoever shall knowingly sell to any penon or perwms. or ahall bring to be manufactured to any ebroas- or but­ ter In Ibis Ktalc, any milk illluded with water or In any way dihided, or Bilk frcn whleh any cream haa been taken, or milk commonly known aa “skimmed milk,*' or shall keep bark any perl of the axilk known m “strip­ pings'* shall be subject to fine and Im all wlUrajele.over, with, perhaps, the exception of n few milk acllers Who A perwm tbs! wonH secure to him­ keep bock striplngsl and adulterate milk by mixing the same with eoan- self great defolWie wflt, perhaps, gain I his point by edonce as aCectaaUy a« by anything ba cam epaal .—Hbenstooe. Talkers and (uUte persons aro com-1 Because, flr«t, 1 did net think It could monly rain and crtdolone withal ; far be enforced ; second, .my cousUluMts be that OUknth what Ise knowvtli will arfl milk, therefore II might IntsrArrr also talk- what he fcnowtib not—Bawith niy interest or ray wife's, .erbtcb Brisk talkers are usuaBr slow th ink­ la Mo and the same thing ; and third. ers. Tltate ia indeed, no wild beast It dW not go far enough- Il should punish thin cow'» milk as well aa adul- more to bo dtradad than a communica­ tive'nian'having nothing to eomiaunicata.—Bujlt. There sre many who talk on irom ig­ norance rather than from kuawkdgv, and who find the former an mexhsnsta- :« WBMRH llflffi JOURNAL. waBEI ‘CT later at fair Rstaml, .J12SS4MW4. -«• politonou*. SLMary’s Academy, MORRSE MKR. Term* fl SO Per Tetr. Fvr jiurticulara; aadroat , MOTHER SI 1PKRIDH, ConnutLUrMw Munroe, M-eb, iita III ■!ii ii-''il? k -ttEr.N SH I s 8 | . ■’ ! MtiTlS. 'Oal! CaMc JtrarMi io Nicliifai! talks everlastingly aad ►ho taetni Io have an taraeol sound, crowds ala hisiboughts that he -.a � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-08-26.pdf 39089ee49213c2ab656e000d628debfc PDF Text Text Tub K«rJ»ucM« HASTINGS, BARRY COU Y, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1874. WHOLE NO. 952. Crit'wl Whwe V°° »!U find a, complau .lock hardware We warrant these plows superior to any other Chilled plow in existence in the following particu­ lars: revUiou, were men who not only then, bat tn later years, held honorable posi­ tions. and were esteemed as representa­ tive men of the Territory. William Woodbridge resigned bla sp- of the following year, and Ana M. ItobInaon was appointed In bl* atesd. The name Counc'l con Armed the pay of the The powers of this commission were, a* will bo aeon, v<ry broad. They were at liberty not only to leave out In any MICHIGAN TERRITORY: sure thia revision waa to be aubcnlUed to the Council for legislative approval, box 11 may w*U be doubled wbethsAbe Council could go over each a ma<» of material with anfflrient care to do any thing more than affix tn tbe work of the Tbe volume of laws cotUDonly known aa the compilation of ISM. has far lb authority the following: A resolution relative to the publimUon NO EXTORTION! Studebaker Wagons. , Superior Grain Dxnlle, . Oliver Chilled Slows, The price of the plow is only $14.50; Plain Points, 55 cents; Cutter Points, 70 cents, AD. difficulty between the learned judges as to tbe matter at procodcnee on tba bench, rbo rule bid down la In accord- lull line of farming tools always on hand. DWIGHT & BURRALL DENTIST Miciipi. Hartrille, I bi EW OFFERS! NEW PHOTOGRAPH WOOL CARDING FABI FOB SALK FEROTYPE GALLERY ROUGH and DRESSED TERMS LOW. ilk Ik. ngkl u ess Ik* asa* la iku •w prepared la de Irasctos* week la *T BEST OF WORK. Custom Planeing, Sawing and Turning. POSTPONEMENT Find AM LAIT COatEAT A GREAT BARGAIN PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCY FARM FOR SALE! DAY FIXED Guarantee SatisfactionI WE WANT AGENTS. COPYING AND KNIJLRGING OLD THE PREMISES WILL BE HOLD AN EASY .mfBalnUWV, NEW STORE! FORTUNE. i« Dis TbraatR Dita Leu Remember the Place. IT GOODS AND NEW PRICES the tons v in raw aBABBTOMB. Approved April M, IMS. acme spacial occasion for Ita enactment. !, Thia resolution was, however, honor­ Tbe folkwing b tbe ad: ed very largely by lb being Ignored ; Tbe Judge first named In the eommh 'for the majority of the acta at Inccrpo •ion ot the judges of the Supreme Court shall bs lbs presiding Judge ot the Su­ ration, an well ai tbooc for the urganlxpreme Court ; and tbe precedence of the atiou of townships, were omitted from two other Judges ■hall be according to' the volume. The Legislation of the year 1823 waa very volumlnoue for that period, and there waa an apparent mania to have every new enterprise In­ dorsed by the legislative seal of tocotporation. A vi ry large number of thia reUef for WH muses except lack of1 •affi­ nity," the Legblallro Conndl of 183 Indulged In what aeem» to be a whole­ sale exmiss of the pober of peremp­ tory divorce, without the Intervention last dames of the resolution, and to have of the Judicial tribunab of tbe Territory Ignored, If they ever comprehended, whose duty It would have been, had the the remandcr. Aa a wort of legal art, the volume of ITO cannot rank nearly We find to an ao* of 1829, entitled ••An act to provide for and regulate eotnmon achoob." the germ of legislative wisdom which has culminated in the power for the acreraace of the martial protest ofltos of He perIn Undent of Pubbond, were those whom an application to tlrc. courts had failed to aatlafy, or whom cause waa not mffidentJy strong to warrant Hi being brought to the judl- Tbe acts uf relief, aa they are called, era summary In the extreme, and mere­ ly declare that lbs marriage contract between the parties named b dissolved ; and this, ten, without stating any coum seven of thave acta of relief; and their In addition to thia, the dlrostaia of tonor and general appearance Intimate that they were J rocured on the a parti each aeboot dtatrirt were to report *petition of the party in Interest. Men, n traily to the ttapertntendsnt, and be to maae report to the Conndl, of the various Interest* confided to him. The following are tbe provtalona: There shall be appointed by theGovthsir having been drafted by tbe earns baud. The following ■ 1* token a* a •ample Of tbe whole: Hastings, Michigan. HASTINGS londay, 30th November. style of pbrmaot-igy ane found to the Uwe oi 1830, and seven la AMI, after which tbe Council do not appear to have exercised thia prerogative. Either which Uscarcely to be supposed, Ibero were no more applloallana for ttsexer $2^00,000! ' T5B BBSS Ui KDICW, h;a. busell s Hastin] vaxodoub DAY AND NIGHT. Ely Drug Stare, �IVe. sun Lave peered aince I wrote from JaclaonviU*, DL Tbo lime haa been vrey pleasantly occupied with friend*, both old and new. I have not. hawever, escaped er* and pupil*. I clambered up tbe steep ascent and stood upon th* elevat­ ed ground in front of the building. A doaen hore-s were Handing arouwd fast­ ened to post* and tree* some wife sad­ dle* and Liankot*, some with none. I readily inferred that three belonged to * We got Trusted and nevse expect to p*|ff^'WflJ tural, Manufacturing and Steak grewtng waaltkof th* P.uia.sia Btata. It in mora than idle tor ua to akk th* at- cQP Republicsn Nominations. delay ; but the delay has girsa me a fins opportunity to become acquainted with thia great city o( 8t lx>uia In ths latitude of Michigan, Chicago ia the great city of the West; but when s we get a lew degrees farther South, St. Unis lootzv up not merely aa the rival, bat as a very little tbe superior of the City of the Inks*. It is wondaful what a race for grsetnee* these two cities are running each other. Taking the census of IMO and that of 1B70, it appears that Ibo two ciQes gained in |opu!alioa during the thirty years, with- & CD ' All kinds of Produce taken in exchange and Good* Delivered free to any p*11 of the City. wore about an equal number of both sexes ; all were plainly and simply clad, the ladies in cheap calico or flannolr, and the bqya in plain line...-woolsey jeans. 1 observed that tbe rich and poor almost invariably dree* in cheap and simple style. They do not for tho purpose of display, put their all upon paopk. Chicago gained SM.5O3 and their back*. In this respect they are St. Louia gained 294,000 ; atiU St- Lou­ right. Our Northern people might ia having gained tbe start, haa kept it learn a valuable lesson from their by thia little fraction. Bout horn neigblicrs; we are too extravBut b.rw different tba greet cities of our country are from each other. No nancial dirt reel that aflticte tbo country ' two morn unlike than the two greeteat and nearest each other. New York and Philadelphia. Chicago and St. Louis pride thcra*elr*s in their differenre. us the balance of trad* with foreign Chicago says: "Waa there avwr *o countries That balance is usually ran-1 aagnificaiii a dry m I am ? Whore celled O— -mr—_. _k..-4 „r . will you nnfl aucn squares ot palatial ci* and bullion which would utbetwiee alcro*. and ao many tiaguifireot bo- bo employed at-home. When a South-' cn: man and family come out iu fine | that your stares are most showy, but end showy apparel, if ha owm debts, I our* are not mortgaged, and the naw hie creditors think h* is aboat to“liuvt," , palatial are steadily displacing the old.*1 Chicago any*: Where is them any­ ia a chartered college. It Tho school u thing to rilal Chicago enterprise T How ■ in charge of two teachers, one of immense oar system of Railroads! rbuai, Prof. Parker, ia President, and ' Where is th* country town of tho West Our Stock Con fists of Thia 1* emphatically. the expoution of the prod octa ot tba manufiactaring industry and inventive grata* of oar Comrtjr Conventfon. 3.'i I anvy during tbe war He is about alx fourteen railroad* reaching out from year* of age, and l>ai had iarg (ucceaaful experience aa a teacher dsmonstrating to an astonished nation, that Micblgsn eaa aisnoM, U not quite, • urciwsfttUy rival the tnen of Texas, and tea aerauMn ot intoredo :n the amount of lhejrtock grown, while they far ear­ pass them in the value of their beeves a»d etber stock. It is tear, •xporeku by your own fallow cltirena, of product* I «o*k n- thee*, that w« invite you. ou br, half of the Executive Committee, to at­ tend at East Saginaw during th* week ending September 29th, and Io which । in tbo name of the Ligheat interests uf our own citiaraa a* msaef Barry county, | we Invito you i* contribute. To aid i this exposition, all tbe Radroad* in th* .Stat* will convey artiefe* for exhibition. J to and from Eart Aaginag. fr»* of all V GROCERY HOUSE ’ OanHHhv pfeav*. I must giro you ,the drill ot <4»*ton hero <»or«ruing thia ;Brobingdfgiagtan vandal —taka that । । wtting strongly agoiuit Tbao-lor*. and ।(ao fickle ia public opinion) were the verdi<I to be made up Io day it would ih. umUfwta li; u-rf,.,'. atatrraenl bee haem —ifttnil re-read. anywhere efee. Tho high ;balUinCK the stone paved Mreeta, tbo filth that make* eooe quarters unendurable—all which be make* hi* case, and tbe mag- coaspire to make hot weather a terror. dificenl style of hi* dafenrw, have had Hrevens! a* I write, with hot bl—t* theia proper affect. Half tbe people to day will any that Basebar bps acted fool­ ishly. not rnmfoetty ; <bfct . Tilton ia I expense, and ptraeengen at half the usual faro, which will be for tickets f from point* in this cvtmtv tu East BagInaw aud rrturns. follows vic . |, ihilo much younger, but a thorough, rspabl* ! and popular instructor. not bo aa flashy as yours, but her mor- wno apjicarou yveager, aiirocieu iutuition. I mw and heard hor recite, il memory serves me rightly, in higher TuOa, 50,000 Gallon* stone ware 1 500 Bare Soap for 5 cents a The Ben. Campbell'* Cigar* t Our Wtl.no J*|rt toeieti the State . ..... Sugar a* chfeap or cheaper than the cheapest , sad b*r snick growers, who tor jodg- first is a gradcale of a high ichoul in part of pupils, and thoroagh system of instruction on the part of leechers. Loui* ia especially proud of her bridge. Ono girl in particular, plainly clod, who Tobacco, tho next 30 darato ma** room torWawOoodi. fertile soil, and which plac** Michigan in th* front rank among th* agricultur- And Bl hnuis replies three pursued in timitar luatitutiona at the North- Yet a small proportion on­ ly of the papite versa* a regular col­ legiate course A perfoe^ system ot or­ der prevailed. The puptte were dili­ canfand both great and rapidly becom- gent in atndy, respectful and obedient Sucar, Crockci Qla**V What further inducements < on Id be ulared we do nut see, and trust that the effort* of ths Executive Committee to make this the eery irrf exposition of THE STATE CANVASS. the acteal prtdadiuos of every name A* ilwre has been remoidsuU* effort I q*'on’ •“ Stats, may be tally made to pj*<» n* in a false position to- j ■» 'hey ran be If the producer* ward* the to-called farmers* movement,, onl-v w*l,t **’•“ ***‘ interest de­ an d sapre-(ally stare our article farofoig | - "tai i’>* public do aa they should tbe nvaoMtk u of Senator t Tdfo. »*•*-«• I by leaking ’— the gathering -------one. that • —aha!! IN BOWNE’S STORE, Washington Block, State St. Cfur goods have arrived and are wir open to your inspection, . Hi w ’ Our yUocjt .wo* bought fur Cash, in the dull *eaaon of the year and ednaequentiy we can offer the bent bargain* in ottr line 1 be fouhd anywfceTo. '*■ • h villiau : that Elisabeth, hi* wife, is a pure aari touch abased vromau ; that Moulkm is a mdd. bUWhstrtwl black­ mailer, and so forth'«u4 soon. But in the meaatima Tilton's lawyers _ Japan, • i-* on ttatorday. io ioyfag on the table bid all »och, whose objects are social uithout debate, tbe very liberal rreoiurough road* and in tbe chilly night air. improveiuei.t. or which are bumanita- tiof of Hon. Grotge Thomas, in iavor would undergo such exposure and hard»hip to obtain an education t Net many I think. In the.fall of the year the number of pupil* usually in altend- so-called hrre. The building* used for that purpose are put np by private ea­ terprise, and tbe schools kept in them, sustained by anUrriptfons and private I must elos* thio chatty letter. My Be suffered gnwt l'>«ees by the war. tickota for Denver—long waited for— His home, at time*, became a boajatal an at length in my pocket, and to-night tor either array, his farm n battle if hindarance doe* not yet arise, I shall ground. But by industry and economy b* off for a trip to my old home in the be has repaired molt of the injuries in­ flicted by the disastrous contest. Ha is still wealthy, frugal, industrious and ker and Dw.'.I received many kind at­ tention* not soon to be forgotten. i xCipt. Jacob*, as well a* many other On the 11th of February I left the good men here, seem anxious that in­ bospitabiu home of Gen. Cheatham to pay a visit to lb* college at Beech Grove telligent and worthy Northern people, particularly mechanic*, should bey and srttle among (bom. Ho make* thia as Qenerer* oldest boy. only six rear* old, accompanied me on horseback. Tbe a standing proporilint. to be carried on', any time when tbe term* ahall be com­ morning air waa chilly, ths sky dear. plied with, vis: Tunny good mechan­ Tbe warmth of tbe sun increasing until ic who ahall camo into this locality, annoon when it waa mild enough to nd* tabliah and run a shop . for tho raeauwitboat a «*i. Our way was through factor* of plow*, harrows, eta-, be will a country very much like that tart de­ give fifty acre* ol guod land; to anoth­ scribe in a previous latter, containing er who will establish and carry on the hill* and valley* ia a fair stale of im­ business of wagon-making bo will give provement. I waa greatly interested another fifty acme. Ha ia abundantly in my young attendant, whoa* company able and ran be relied upon to earvy out I found quite agreeable and entertain­ ing. Ho related many incident* of hie youthful ^perienoe and guv* udm to many object* new to ma in a manner that afforded auiuaement and tastructian. The day before he had a conflict VT* think any mb* parson who trade with a largo bird which ho calbfi a the followiog rxtract* from tbe hat oprd porta of the Republic, by sueh wise Legislation aa shall, with detriment to class, induce tbe wealth of th* world to flow in, and build oar railroad*, es­ tablish manufacture*, open market* at our owa door* for th* ccaaumpth'-n of the surplus product* at the soil, and Hastings Ufa— /-r—J, will ba fully tomb it was about to prey upon He fought it with a stick and cams off coaqamwir; the.Une of hi* story I waa inclined to think the bird waa an well knew the hnoeaty, tbe fidelity and ability of the Hen. J. Webster Child*, and regarding him an a leading rsprwIkat interret wo suggestedhia jMrsonal eboioe for Becreta it hrTreiinrt *>< ■<iu baiirehia noreinBarry &. re- atfoe wouty be for tba b**l interret of of the stat* the 8<ate, not he is raid to ben “Granger," ires beonnee bo is aa able and upright statesman, and a true Rspmrntative of the principle* and policy at (beRepablicaa party at tbe titote and notiau. And whether be shall be th-re is not a sylable of truth, and every man who know* anything about oar State rnaltcr*, know* thnt Mr. Carpenter while he ia at present President of the railroad company, ia also ctoaaly Idenlifiedjrith the agricul­ tural interest* uf the Slat*, being him•elf a large farmer, and ia full sym­ pathy with tbe Oraagsre, of which or­ der be ia an active and influential mem­ ber. Altogether, it would be difficult Oolong and 4 Golden Rio. grade* of Young Green, Routed Hyson. and Ground. LOWEST cash price. a grammar school ia competent to do, at M>«) a night fir five nights in a -weak, three ladies in qourtioa whbee abilities ia other and mere eligible direction, wire well proved, .m tbo qaietoet way openid a training ecaool. for girl* who wanted work ia good familie*. When it itarted a year and a haff icgvd enure. A beentifal girl named itwV*.♦w Mary Puoteroy, an orphan, reaiding niceat way, and occupied room* over wi.h her oourin, »*> engsgwl to lx> married to Gleudeaumg, who waa her duced, but when one xas fairly before the convention, and especially aa the report of a comndttre appointed foe that purpose, I be.question should have been fairly met. faUy discussed, and decided on its merit* by a rote of Ibe delegatee in ntteadane*. Tl» men of millions, the banker* and tbe aristocracy gener­ ally ar* opposed to the principal of thia resolution, bat the working men, the fanner*,* a nd the middle class**. all fa-i vor it, almost.unanimously, and at the poll* tbe votes of three men are potent I In thia State the Patrons claim for While we would not agitate thia questheir organisation that it >< not political, and in good faith we aie bound to ac­ and* of men will not vote for any can­ cept their avowal as truu, unless con­ didate, committed against the policy of tor. He threatened her with a pistol, and *h* *cc*eded. Getting thi* p*p*r,. tradicted by The action of three associa­ Mr. Thomae' resolution, for any legis­ h» refused to taarry .her. Last we*k tion*, which we treat may uei be the lative office, • State or National, and the child was bore, and on Monday case ; and if it ia not, then no political puor Mary Pomeroy, ruined end betrtbrokea. feed O* her death-bud she opposition can l*o reiacd against the or­ pubEZarntiment o! the day, we cannot made th* italrOM-nt the' tad made beganisation, and evneerning it, in no oth­ afford, even iu Republican Michigan, er light have we <ver said one word needlessly to drive there men Into the that could bo construed into opposition ranks of tbe oppoaitla*. In union there to the orgsnimtion as such; and any at­ is strength. But union in tbe rank* of tempt to show n* hmtito totbeorfanoar party is an irnpoaribility or the basis Gleadrnning ia not lynched, it will bo ixatioa, outride the polities) character it of contraction or expoarion. Hence Because th* wiser and cooler man, who is charged to hare arsumed in other would hove taw tak* it* proper jljrip. lot u« leave tbe question alone Western Stites will be futile. But in areUkswfe majority** MW tiMrte control tho mor* oxcitabl*. But what politics we are Kepoblican. and aa such punishment can tbe taw iaflirt upon opposed to any organisation opposed to •uch a niau ? He i* a* truly th* murder­ tbe RepuMiean party, it* avowed prin­ Wo have beeid of braves fared im- er of Mary Pomeroy’ a* though h* had ciples and its candidates for official po- pudrnce sasong pohtieia** in tba po*’, And when one thinks of such Meusbut think tbe meet perfect illustration f*M but in law* for the government of of ij we have * ver known is ia th* tart reoewe, and think* of the inadequacy of the people that shall alike promote the number ot He J’sapfe’* Cfampr— th* the taws, grave doubts arise re fa prosperity of all classn, and the moat naw Temperance Organ st Jackson, in rapid development of tbe country and th* folio wing extract in which, sare in the statetneat that Mr. C. fa a Granger, all it* resource*; and, *epe< tally in open- concerning which we are not advised, do Crushed, Aino n full line of Fancy Groceries, all of which we offer at war any question* biding hia time .1 th* aubjert of hearty GW1 .[red. But there can l>o no question that secret political wxietiea, or any arcrut *ocietMs political in their tendencies, a-c dangerous and should be discountenanced. Now, jr»t so far os the ■•Grange” ia social and humanita­ rian in it* ebaractrrfotic*, ao far it i* all right and should meet the cordial ap­ probation of all lovers o(Jiuman pro­ gress. That there ia rued <rf some organiralkm looking Io a higher and more refined social life among the larmer^wf Obi G< vem­ inent Java and Standard A, Ex- .vfiP- and Brown gia horse, and put off for thoir homes other* that muat make way for every passing Laat. Another object of interest that 1 vis­ ited, by tbe courte»y at a frioad who haa given me several extensive drives behind his pair of highbred trotters, i* the Fair Ground. It is in fact, and estonrive park with beautiful avenues, lawns, grottoes and fountain* ; build­ ings of a|l kinds, including an amphi­ theatre that *eat* 80,000 people. I no­ tired also a aeries of pretty cottages I with sign* upon them : ‘ Bepnblican 1 office," "betnocrat office." ele etc., which 1 found were reporter*' head-; quarters during Fair-time This P. M. I am promised a drive to । ■■Shaw'a Garden," a private property 1 am told, but tbe beautiful pork of St. , • Three Grade* of’ want of an assured position ia th* world, *nd the world very muoh in tall for the future of Michigan in all want pf dean collar* and .leewaf dfa. caedHate fcv Hrcrefary , iatereet it ia not to testify, and who tan- nera. dmrafsri to exert their skill fa vroader no longer. Ito great use and Greek of Horace and Henopbon respoc- which. pending the, nomination*, we department* of productive indaatiy. this direction for tbo good of th* public, did not wish to reply, we deem it due graceful appearance have ao rival on not be compelled bi testify before a footing tfo Ths Finance Question. ths eantinent, and when I stood upon ehureh cotnuuttM, will find it quite dif­ its imtresse arcbea and aaw a fine ferent when haubd before a court of trict tbe cfeckahip at Washington, oc wars no bridge, I noticed the difference We Have In Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, &c. (Please otll and aey ua. No trouble tn ahow gnods. Yours Truly, Spooner «& Hepbnm. fiOOTOHS W3Z j H.'LLH.i aS / horii. Maniifturturer of Carriages is to busy to write a new advertisenjeait, hut oontinues to sell Carri­ age Buggies, Cutters, &o., &0-, CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST ' laqn 11.«**[■ । *wnis»H co«T*HT-O~ WI0Md,o«r^ Tbe morning papers, one morning last week, aflorttoTebeevtal reading. There wo* tbe rireumstaniial account of the. funeral of Mary Pusreoey, the kill­ tag of a tough by a bar tender, th* beating of a wife's brahm out by a drunken carman, thro* children were found starved, two bodies were dragged out of th* Kart River, besides which -H3IM .flOHlTtSA' S.*±7X-PSSt*^?t i. aarignod; and vre boliovc, if the groat masee* of the inteUigont voter* of Michigan can be made acquainted with ability gracefully oernpred by John J. Bagley, Carpenter, a fraitor to hi* country during the ware the Rebellion and a life tong enemy ot human righto, tbe right man for Q renter, while John J. P*P®r from now until i ' (ar*, and the dork* n i mcreeaa, so great, her* sour* liuio trs ' -9T TUu ' Ntekero state* that the Editor of th* Bxmre* is working far a re-nomiaalioc aa Ptale Senator-This in not true, but if at any tint* * * *booid desire tba: - ;T8J (1 �c -° ? " S h3 gr- s! !}«*’!! fits ‘F ’r 1*1* rs>» « f6r .r?hj/fp?rd.-r?f?r H ? “F»5-■5 x ’.• • 8 r— r ■ ®L 2s s ’s .i 5 o ihHHHUHiiHH ;.. = IhF' o-ftl lil't P f* if If I = nuuiuhr =fI * s n> a 5 *_ p 0 ! puvq uo /(lUFjeuoQ punoj «q |||M ‘ MO}h '•SujjWH ‘^PIJO s i fS^gk! ? . x as ? r I 7 siSssZir e »frs ►3 shhri 5i| s®ii Mlf PW i J §3 I Pir d] a?l! r= 1' s >ei 3-35 ll fghU?Ti litiisE 3 5® I itj ’ll ■B ■» _ ;; ;; r < 1 I ■■; f l -« »■ ’ ■T ? if |»6g JSS Sa T r’ e ■■■■ .;ZZ «;« ; ilW rtifi ffl IB 'fl ft ? s iiiu.mi! Iffiii If birth h inj> Q H J ui’ l it ’’ 1s fill f^ahi 1 ■’gsj . Sts* Si f’HIH >s is ?I *►11 1 hl e l In □ufil^sn'i •5 co * 5' OQ | ?i:|g is i s a ;U | s »i ? r 1j h • h 1S h Hsr h 1 L , ?'???????? /? o tM*, ‘ I tni J ,rjJ m ‘4ip s» i? ” a • 1ov r ’ i gK gg § JiF" •’ IB" ?5? i; $ d! ilMlhiijif hi „ I ip’in? Wfe b 3! h ; Ss a 3 Ki ffli All ready for buying wheat at tbe storehouse of W. T. Eastman. The highest price paid. ers look to your own interest. Farm­ Bee ad. next week. �ate do travel with a gnat deal of C*uU-K!teabefh J&a. with vary targetruakx," said Agnaamnon. . "Still they arc trunk* that can be .... Chinamen from the moved," laid Mr. Trterkin, giving an­ other try st the trunk, in vain "I am _________—— the gulches, from tbe afraid we must give it up." he said ; "it kitchen*, looked In the front office door would bo such a trouble in going from with faces beaming with aartonic de- ^qntblirar. ^anntr. Carolina; aul that *h« ■‘cupel U«er" Would, D imeaasary, be ^rivrewith bloodshed from the State. His languatro was eo vtoleut that a Southern gentleman who wwa prerent, felt obliged after tbe interview, to state that "what M fiJW JSta & SWMI Michigan Centra! R.R ; “Wo would not mind If wo got it tu ths place," said Elisabeth Eliza. “But bow Io git it there f Mr. Teter* kia asked. with a sigh. - . RELIfiBI F *an nwtn.. BAILtOXV. • MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH like you to give me, tor my owa pcr»mal satistactfon. a translation ot that Chine*® sentence which n»y gifted coun­ tryman, tbo lai* god like Webstar, ut1 "Oasxsctx, ann impediment " runs wart than the little boys. > tlfls." and Agut Many familire are ever trying to "keep up appearance*," bat to do eo they muil use tho ntmoec seunowy ; old family jewels and silver have to bo sold and many, succumbing to the burden of taxation and the lore ot thoir planta­ tion* occasioned by tlie greet change ia tho system of labor, are turning their sporiona mansions into boartiag-bcaao*, or lending their daughters out to teach THE PETERK1NS’ SUMMER JOUR- "I wish it eouH,” «*id the boys togvther. Mrs. Totcrkin spent a day or ttro in I taking tho things out of the Hunk nnd they are not delinquent tu tho Stole of Michigan. They do- more unquitted putting them away. “At ka*t,J she said, "this ha* givrti work tor tbe public gu*! than any oth And the little boy* felt as il tiny had I But there are three delinquent Su­ quite been a journey. . ’ preme Court Reporter*, us shun 11 by But the" family did not give up their 1 Auditor-General Humphrey's report tor plan. It was suggested that they might I 11S73, page 52-54, and appendix 442-9 take the thing* out of the trunk, and pack it at tho station ; the little boys' Mr. 11. N Walker bail Ibo management r<,uHgo nnd coma with the tiling*. of Hamogtott's Chancery reports and 0! But Enxabelli Eliza thought the place Walker’s Chancery Reports, the two volume* ousting the State 82.409.12, nut loo publie. Gradually the ekl contents of tlw a cent of which has ever name into the Treasury, although tie* volume* have great trunk want buck agala to it. all Loen’sold. To my koowfodg* tho At length, n friend unexpectedly of-, fervd IO lend Mr. Tsterkin a guud-*izxd family trunk. But it wa* now lata In the searou, and to the journey wa* put I sellers ask 811 tor it Mr. Walker wa* Attorn** General of bouse, and a fismily consultation wa* I the Stale in lite years IS 45-15. The old I ledger "A" containing huacrount, wsv ; closed in November, IM', when th much smaller tlian tho grandmother I Democracy had supreme control of the hair-trunk. But Ajpunemnou had been | Stair. By what queer multiplication studying the atlas through tbe winter, 1 this uccvmnl against Mr. Walker failed □ nd felt familiar with the more impor­ to ba brought forward un ledger, "IF tant places, so it would not be uec«Ma>y lolakdiL AuJ Mr. i’eterkiii decid­ ed 10 leare hi* turning-lathe at homo, and hi* (ool-chiwt. Again Mrs. Pctorkiu spent two day* in anxiumodsting 4ho things. With great care nnd discretion, and by bor­ Perhaps ho will now excuse himself on rowing twu more leather bags, it could thegrouml that the treasury balance bo B3C<nupli*livd. Everything of im- 1* too largo already, and that it is a pottaner could be pocked except the lit­ great wrong tu the peo|do to have *0 tle boys’ kite. What sboald they do much money on band, and tbe Blate does not need it, and ho prefer* that it should stay hi his pocket, where it will du tho most good in promoting Reform and Democratic politic* Add 10 per cut interest tor 2< tears and this debt would now amount to 89.145,90! When Mr. Walker received in tho l-egislsturo uf 1871 the unanimous support of the Democratic member* for U. R. Senator in reward for hi* editorial service* on tbi*Frn Pmt (of which ho ha* been for 12 year* a proprietor.) they did not know of the above delinquency. Had it been at notorious st tho character of • Fernando Wdbd was nt the commence- ' meat of tbe but *c*>I<ui of Cougre** when be no* ran tor Speaker, surelv these pure, tvfornriog Democrat* would | have rejected Mr. Walker ns tboy did NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. #58*20a think his actions wire, as bis aoeptanco would »ure)v have injured his useful­ ness as th" Presulrnt of Albion College and could not poreit.ly have resulted in any good to anybody : Atstox Cutno 1. August 12, IH74. Hon. II. Fish, Chuirmsu State Central most moRiifflm MICHIGAN! ?rtk.VK MICHICRR CERTRLL R. R. Grand River Valley Dirism Ges. P-Rmll & Co. UoeU »' awn. real* John sod Mr. 1’cterkin, each had bi* patent leather Land-hag But al! three wane too small for'the family. And th* little bora wanted to carry their, kit* Mr*. Feterkin suggreted her grand- orareite*4r fc£*s- M* lUkmlu ■ IlLuls. J sK’ 11 4iMEoi.IT. three weeks to keep Wan Loe closely confined to the pnnting-otfico and the Girely mechanical port of tho basin***. ere he developed a euqinsing quick11 e*» and adaptability, winning even the fatur and good win uf tho printers and good will ut the printer nnd foreman, who at first I-Hiked upon hi* in'rvluc । lion into toe secrete uf their trade a* IraugLl with the gravest political aigMficame. 11*kerned to ret typ» ruadily and Tnafly, bis wuudrrtul skill In niauiputeliuti aiding him in the mere Lptinti-r’s axiom that the printer who oriisMer* or follow* the idea* of hi* aqy nrekre a poor com|ioaiU>r. Lie I-*—«-■* 1 »• * U Sr* NSsairiir* !• Mr »» J,. 2 I’iS IS ‘:s «> lit* ill ,1 .*& : .IE BS-U is 1 * •> n ■ £• l;S! !;S ':i « It*. It It vt ttrsrssdTMMmt Lee u tbe devil's own imp," "Wan Lee is a Mongolian raecsl," and bring tbe proof to mo with happiness beaming from every tooth and satisfaction shin­ ing in Lt* huckleberry eye*. It was not long, huwuver, before be learned to retails to on hi* miscuievous pervecutor*. I remember one instance tn. which bi* reprisal earns very near involving me in a serious miaunderstaadiag. Our foreman’s name wa* Wdbstox, aad-Wan Lre presently team­ ed to know nnd recognise the hsdividnal and combined letter* of his name. Il wo* during a political campaign, aoJ thu eloquent and fiery Oal. StarlHittlo. of Siskycm. had delivered an e&wrire speech, which wa* reported especially lor "The Northern Star." In a very suldiiuo psrvBitkiu Cob Starbottle bad aiiid; " In lb* language of the God­ like Webster, I repeat^'—and here fol­ lowed tire quotation, which 1 have for­ tbMghtit «wld help' to smooth tbe gotten. Now, it chanced that Wan During and jtut after the war !t waa disama, and planed it on top ; but the Le<\ looking over tbe galley after it bed usual to say that tbe Booth would nev­ va fared to taka ft sU put, and art it 1 tbe bottom- This waa not r» much er have attempted to secede were it not matter. «s she bad not vet tbe right fur “the women and the paraona!" If *e*M*.|fa4ac; wafc lht thi» waajrae daring the Tar, itia nono lie :ss it«s Ise Itw lus __ l*fs**M« ---------G.M v. EXTEininx QKK Commission ■Merchant* nrosAiMAMnoux, MUSK ten of th* gospel are to be blamed lor the hart feeling that i» still cliorished by a fed uf the people of Routh CaroDuring < unvsrsation* hail with prom­ inent native laymen all over tbo buri* there sremed to be a general dwire to forget the post. Many of the younger mi-u went so tar ns to apptau-1 Die ac­ tion uf the North during the war, and ail joined in wishing for an honest State goverumest. no matter if it were admintetcHHl by Northern ur Southern officeholders. Very diflevwut vrero ihe .•SSSVJ MBNIQEMICM,, * W ill Rc^®n-8ep.: Ist Tamx RIBO V«c MOtitl st jit s- I .’SStsitSar fool confident that yuu and your aaaucuttea, in your wisfon: will find for the position a belter man-not one who more heartily endorses the party or mar deem uccv.vary and advisable "to pray* more varneOlr or more ho^fully collect any sum* due from State Report­ ers." and although Ibo two Democratic Reform gentleman never considered it prosperous to increase tbe large balance ir. the State Trcaiury by paying what they owe, and although tlia Repuplieau gentleman may feel that bis shining orthodoxy entitle* hint to an exemption from the operation of any tew other than the "higher" one. yet the patience ja » & • <• fax: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-09-02.pdf 693970c3041dbd985882efcfccc691aa PDF Text Text TH« O«D. M. F.D1TU* AXD MTt HASTINGS BARRYCQUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1874. WHOLE NO. 953. A* the storm prevailed with unabated fury the next day, and as be dared neither to take EHty nor to leave her alone, ho stayed by her all day and rtuflfcd the stove with wood, and laugh­ ed at her droll baby- talk, and fed her Tbo reuAWMl expranason of your con- On lbs morning of the second <fay the •tot tn had subsided. . It waa « deg. cold, but knowing somebody must be mourning Kitty for drad, be wrapped her in skins, and with much dlfflcully reached the nearest neighbor's house, sutftriug only a Iroat-Hte on fate nose by the way. IlARI) WARE, laboren, its Hur*W loaded wagmu.aaa the lung and ponderous imine storting ant with their ton* of tubnrands of trees for all put* of tho XTnion. 8amo one agks, ‘ What becomes of all thus ondomng me for the small share I hare Lad i~. publie affairs st Wasington. 1 can linrdly suppress thu conviction that X owe u>v>. to-sb. kind Indulgvtivw of my coostituonts than to my own mwit. Indted, if my. act* or votes havo And get Is# boner to aril ~ I rylng lilUc finger* eerily I swung It bock. Aguri of enld air al­ most took away her breath, but the caught alglit of the brown prase with­ out, and the new World aremed so big VOO.buO of people—urn- tree nnuaUy i two inhabitants. Would this ba aut dent to keep up an annual supply-at an annual succession ? A single uuni of ten persons will want about 60 njip । explore II. ___ A,,_ L—__ ___ A F.A A- 1AA -A move out of lha bouse. Kitty they had rttje pushed out through the door, given up for harried alive under some caught her breath again, and started snow-mound. They would find her away down a path bordered by «rre when Spring should come and malt tho gra.'w nnd dead stalks of tho sunflower. jnivnui ovntstivo in CongTOM farm this District, demands, aad I may be allo wad to add. obtain* from mo au appreciation which I find U difficult on this occasion to frame words to adequately oonrey. Per­ mit mo also to say thu however great msy be ths pkasurc derived from the reprewuU, and not wholly to course I have ever bead it to. be of in- ALBL1» when tie opened II end let out the little various insects nod disoates, not count­ Kitty, and said. "Here Jones, Is your kitten t" Mrs ing tho largo rmtuber required for the Jours couldn't think of anything bet- ealcuriro uiarfc-1 orchards which are annually sot out It may thcreldw* And Jones got up and took bls old partner by ths band and as Id, “Burton, old fellow 1" and then choked up and rat dawn, and cried helplessly. siSff,he lpbor °f oth,r wr,“g'r’ oiling. 5th. The Rolls will never turn on the shaft ns the Crank is not attached to the shaft of either Roll, thia raring an expenaeof four or five dollars for new Roib before the Wringer is half Made from the beat Eastern OAK LEAtHBR' In the best manner by experienced workmen always on hand and made io order Studebakei- Wagons, Superior Grain Drills, Oliver Chilled Plows, Feed Oattere, Corn Shelters, etc. 'tS'.t'i A lull line of farming tools always on hand. DENTIST Naiiiille, NEWOFFERSI NEW PHOTOGRAPH Bimiws ferotype Gallery ROUGH and DRESSED LUMBER, IMS KKOUfVHQKRB! Cuatom Planeing, Sawing and Turning OOPT1NO AND KNLABO1NO OLD "Sew store t In the other's face the fact that she was lost tn the wild, dashing storm of snow. with tbs yearly arch of fruits. Cor a Su bat did ths snow fall and so dark fall supply far his family, tho year was the night, that Jones could not see round t Tho extant of ground to bo planted far this paqrase may not b"large. A piece throe rods square, o4 to fallow the path. which be planted with tho earlier and later straw­ thought Kitty might have taken, but It barrios, beginning with tho Nleaaorand was burled In snow-drifts, and he soon Scarlets, and ending with the Jocund* and Kentucky, will giro hip fir* quarts Romantarths Place. Dne on Short Hrtise, AL^Oy^l WE WANT AGENTS. ubk nnuffflis! NEW GOODS AID NIW PRICES beadstonbl. ' runt tm. A man in Guelph, Ontario, last Fri­ day night shot a man and women, oupjciiOg tho latter to he bi* daughter, tiis mlstako msy cost him hl* life. ! county ticket the most searching scrutiny. ‘ Tbo cri­ terion of honesty and economy in ap­ propriating th* moray of the propio, of integrity iu regarding the sacred inter­ ests of liberty, end of rigorous justice tu the claims and deruand* of tbo agri­ cultural and other great industrial iatanats, was never more rigidly and un­ ceasingly applied. The whole country waa oviduntly bound to keen an eyo up- A dispatch dated Usy Gly August 19, say. &Um-at fire* are raping along the Jsckocn, lansing and Saginaw Railrooil, north of this city, to an alarm­ ing extent. Massachusetts is taking advantage of ■Sumner, now that ho Is dead, and 10 per rent of all the boy* boro in that two autumn and three winter mouths. State aro lieing named after the iUnsAH tb.se supplioi will be obtained from less than two acre* of well luaongv'Happy for him that bo did not fall ground; aod. if planted so as to be | bewildered on the prairie, as many a subjected to horse cultivation, the exI«ot wayfarer did on that fatal night I penao of keeping the whole in order _ . ।_ — -* -* * —— As It was, bia wife must needs give . up tho vain lllttoosarchee she had neon Buaiue haa arrived at Cologne, where oinking In the neighborhood of tho bo viQl remain a few days awaiting the arrival of hi. ehlldren. He daelarc. band, with froven hands and feet and that only bia wifo and limthax-in-laa face, to earc for. Every minute the assisted turn to aaoape. thermometer fell lower, aod all the Mr. Jeebua Fobaattd wife <d Bridgohoot tbs little rook Move In Jones wator uahbratod tho G5th armivonary of their marriage tho 13th instant by a visit to their friend/. Mr. Tobe* u in doubt That the public opinion, *V»n U it hi. With year and hie wifo.in her 88d point* out nxuu errors, has already eetuad down to the roavtalon that tho HUN .-CDUH -.MUI no UJUIO1 A (V-AUS-. —. — ---------- —----tiou be must pull off Ira coot nnd go .to ilaayhe^m the IuUeri andmosi work for tho Jfopublican psrtv; first ----------acknowledging that ho '-spoke under groat «rxrftBujent'‘ In his harangues of two years ago. A decision has been rendered by Judge WBliatas of Chteago fa tho fa- and so he convliuted that hie enemy had proved a onward and had left him lu possession, oe else that ho meant to play upon him aunte treacherous trick on hla way home. Bo Burton roaolved to keep a sharp possible. for tho storm waa upon him in all I ba blinding fury. Ho tried to fol­ low the path, but he net n»d it. ITALIAN Hutiai fluence upon the coarse of the legisla­ tor wo cannot doubt, but this portion of tho Peninsular fitat.’ comprises n populatioa wboae intelligence, stability at sentiment and soundness of views upon all important public questions present a finu, rrliablo nnd unvarying support to all safe and judicious otetosrasnstup. It I. —A—_ _ __ _ I— 1— ..— a— ,L —> ,1.— who tnisroprooent* their wishes ami nows also icjsrcprrssmt* th* vital inter­ ests of Use country. It is scarcely needful that I should attoa>[« io giro st thia time, any ac­ count, however brio!, of my steward­ ship, ns your repreeoutalivo, in tho leg­ islative branch of the National Govern- Tbo Kuulucky oloctiun returns show drspalrlng. wandering and shouting, ho carbo upon a home, and having rapped M tire iloor. he Lirod himself must have perished there, within a fur­ long of hl« own bon-c. But endeavor­ ing to keep the direction of the path be heard a smothered cry, nod then he H.A. BUSELL'S sreWolgW upoatha various qui-stiena under disouaeion by tho peo­ ple who aelroted n» as thair raptoeoutafito. It has been repeatedly useful to mo to corroborate or correct my views, not by tbo ocutimaut which wm ri£*in the streata and botola at Washington, but by-that which 1 knew to be preva­ lent by the fireside* of Barry, of Eaton, of Jackson, of Branch nnd Calhoun. Krone, N. H, Ha auppos-*d tnurdercr 1 NEW IDEAS Mitiipi. Pure Wines the storm; but having gasped a mo­ ment she quickly renewed her brave you may have that forty-acre patch. march In search of tbejgreat unknown.1 It come mighty ma kin' me the mur­ The mother ml-ro-d her, and suppoo-| derer of that little Kitty's father." ‘•No I you shall take It youcsclf," enough of Ujr child's society, liad taker, cried Janta, “If I have to go to law Io (he little pet out with him. And Jones actually deeded hi- inter­ Jones, poor tallow shopped away unest In the forty achera to Burton. But Burton transfer' ed it all to Kltiy. Many parts <7 lEc South nrc suffer-• That la why this part of Newton H lug from drouth. ' called today Kitty’. Forty-FouM’s The fon»t fires in Ontario boro o*rimiod ataxtliug dimensions. And now come (bu grangers of Toxas Uiih him, to taakv aunt of having with at> appeal for gorernnwnt aid for a enough to koejkhte wife aud Kitty from rrceztnff in the coining awfa«ores at the night, which now settled dawn upon ' It te therefore a peculiarly good fortune that lie who hi culled to represent thio district in Congress can always boar with hlmsoif, the satisfactory redaction that tho line of his public duty will, in ninety-nine cases out at a hundred, be exactly coincident witUxho will of hi* He must, wltboui delay, .down east village, he hod emlgra'.c-d question*. ' get bhnartf arid child, too, to * plisco of to Worth Minnesota, leaving hl« wlfc safety, or both would soon be froaen. under her father's roof, until he should go bo took th. little thing In hb arms and started through the drifts, And j tbo child put her little Icy flnrora «n I Burtou's rough riMak and muttered: »nd the demand for trees to inresriM hero Incrsase J in * corling dogrto. I veil rem*mixr, ever thirty year* ago. vhrting a - at Rochester. Now York, then ,ng six a*m in all—or rather, it pcc»d Io occupy six I ‘ ‘ ited. Two iaborwr* �) > shall peH, •weather baa at last beau Ixwben in up­ on by a ^leedid rein wbirb eemmaucod iabed material for * "bmg drawn tale r at about five o’clock thia martriag. and A week ago thi. morning I wa* speed­ up to tbe time of thi. writing, 11 A. M., ing through Western Miaeouri on the it *tiU ia raining steadily. There baa Pacific Expreoa. At nreriy noon Kan- been, for sevorel weeks, and ia, a greet see Qty was reached, and after the us- deal of sickness ia thi* vicinity attribs!Ml shoaling of hack driver* had died ed to the extreme bot, dry weather fix away, aad the new treia we bod en­ tho past six week.. Severe) death* tered hU start**, and stoppad, and becked innumerable limta.it did at length fairly begin it* run of MO prevent ruin may be (uceeeded by »Ui. er* ao (bat the atmosphere may become The fast forty mdes the tries followed purified and the rick bo restored to Late crop* will not th* valley of the Kansas River, a rich health again aad partteOy wooded bottom tend ; and bare we eemo upon tba gnaUtopper*. quence uf the long drought, but pre­ Nobody ia tba east know, anything of sume taking th* country tngelbey there thi. plages. Tba few lonely "hop­ will be enough for all. I noticed with pleasure the renomi­ per*" that chicken* may sometime, be seen furiously chasing, and turkey* nation of Guv. Bagley for Governor, and pick up for aa after dinner deeeert. are bia reoominatiau was no more just, to tbo strayed members of a host that eover» tbo Western plain, from Dakota to Texas. Kanes* ia almost literally eaten np br the rreedy follow*. Tire com of firellng proud of John J Baglay a* fteld* were stnpped, the state, being it* chief executive; and I believe that either bore like reed*, or perhaps thinly all pattie* of whatever complaxion dad with tattered and drooping leave*. their politic*, sham in that earn* leeling Many a field did not show tbo rign of In Hon. H. H. Holt, « well a* the rest of the State ticket our party have tho deepest rrepert and confidence, and will manifeol it by a rousing majority in November next. I hoar but little about politic* hero, but can aa*ure you that this township (Wesley) will give a big the swarmiag marauder* A* w* roll along steadily past the Republican majority this fall. It would eeem by the B»r*n and Unu Jtemol citie* cf Itawrewoe and Topeka, tbe vslCounty CMventtoa. ley widens, and gradually we see far­ that there ail! be a good dual of strife in the County Convention (Republican) ther aad farther over the plain Here Tb.hreaM.mat at th* metrol Teembto. rad War*. 1. ta. Creair rf brnrr. « tavittatoM* lb. wrai eataee tf tWre»»m ■•Ctarettaa Barry county, having been my former katoU U<teCMnB«atbtMCta.* Itatar Manhattan ia paaaed at near .undown, •re*. Wta. MTLat tt a’ateaa 1L. iw tea ear- and Junction City at dusk, and than wo place of residence. I feel a good deal of ef*M.laat1.e Oaaare token, ra* tbaUra- turned away from window* lor our interval in county matter* politically, round night'* deep. In tho middle of and bojie the right men may get right the night wo awoke and raiaaad the place*. The true and tried ibould re­ ceive support always, but do not Wire pulling and intrigue often step in be­ tween justice utid ruarit. and justice can­ Blscx n.wx,Cou, AugnatlMmWhere .hall I begin, aad how tell . brief etmy for tbo week WE Republic*njomin.tions. day we place the names of the gentlemen who are to honor the State as her Executive officers during 1875 and 1876. We do not deem it necessary to speak' at length of the gen­ tlemen individually, as they are generally known to the people of the State as men worthy of the {rositions which they have been called to fill. Men who in public life and in private life, are above all anspicion of any dis­ honorable act. and moat truly county also, (Newaygo) that there are many candidates for the office of BIk i iff, more than fur any other county of­ fice. I um at a lues to understand why “What are they for ?" it ia to. The duties of tho office surely "To evil. Hain't gut anything here are not over |4»a»aut. and the position i> not mare |mying}thau auras other*, but bone* and grasshopper* t» sail-" yet there are more sock ore for that par­ u* in Hasting* long enough to become ticular office than any other. But much eeteemed, l* now Mi»tre*» of a somebody will be disappointed 1 know. homo at thi* frontier colony town, and I wonder if with the,double plague of Tbo mill, are running daily, end ties-1 droogth and greathopper*, discourage­ ment and heart-rick nee. are kept out of |ata the hard time*, building* are being erected here in our littl* viltegu con­ stantly. Wo hear of mill* shutting down in the north wood, almost daily, in con*equ*nre of hard time*, and it «a pcodictad that many more will have to quit manafacturinp n. lumber it very The morning light diecloeee the tut ’ low, and monry ban! to gat, and tbe plain, uninhabited except at theetati-n. conreqtnrace it that money cannot b* along tho road. Uninhabited did I gut, to pay help. White A Qwk’t mill ear ? No, these plain* are .till tho will ran, however, at tbo proprietor* borne of the buffalo ami antabpe. Tho ba|q>*Dod tube more lucky thaueomeoth er*. Tire h-vndt h.ro ar* gvttmg to d». teen, sometime* Handing and watching ua wondnringlr from a reepectful dis­ week, as mueh ns your correspondent tance, aad sometime* shooting away bimwlf a* they think it a firet-rate pa­ with that graceful and rapid lope with per, and in that they ate not mistaken which they can gain upon the swiftest ra my opinion. We here,"’take th* Ne­ bone. They have (invariably a peculi­ waygo Republican, a large eight page ar white spot—not upon tho forehead, paper, but of covrae only two 'MgM but tho opposite—and as they turn to printed st home. But it tea good pa­ per, and we all enjoy reading it, as v« do any reading matter here in tho woods. For the present '.<« rtttin All kinds of Produce taken in'exchange and Good* Delivered free to Our Stock Contiata of Crockery, Glm War*, Stone Ware, Fruit Cane, Coffee, 8yrup, And all cheap for the next 30 days to make room for New Goods. 9,tCOcalA. 60,000 Gallons stone ware for 12 600 Bars 8oap for 6 cents a Bar^aTV The Ben. Campbell's Cigars baatMMl.WM Our 81,00 Jap beats the State for the Price. Sugar as cheap or cheaper that! the cheapest. lei and guided m In the past. Ou mutioo of J. E. Tenney. D. L. Crotemen of Ingham wa* ehoeea Ternjmresy Secretary. A committee on Credentia la. oresteting of two members from each Cbagreesional district, waa also appointedA committae on Reeolntioai, consist­ ing of two from each CowgT.ewonil nrotedinw homeward, passing tbe rail baaiaa cf Lok* Huron and the Begindistrict, ru then appointed •**. lb* thought oom* to me every day on that trip, with every revolutiou of On awcmbling in tha afternoon the th* wheel ui th* locomotive and the Committee on Credential* report*! ateoniboat, of tbe great and rariedj in­ romo four hundrr-l delegate, entitled terval. of Michigan, and what ■ noble to eeat*. but of nereetity we omit tba empire had l*«i ralraitod to ui Tbu thought camo to m*. how closely allied ar* all three interest* one to another, and bow tha prosperity of um> n tbe prosperity of all. and that a disaster to 1 W ■ POST! Cl I CUT of th* Union, after the uninterrupted cxerctee, by that party, of all tba re■poMlbUlte of power during Ito an tire vitalonce, oOtertug no apoltgiae. depre­ cating, no criticism. Invoking no chari­ ty tn tbe construction of it* nets, but cnoUenglng a faithful scrutiny of Ito record through every vleteaitade of w»r and peace, and tbe candid Judgment of all just men. In no .ptrit of vainglory but tn aimpie that since the Hroublloen party, n ita banner at Jackson, in ISM, II never tailed, under trials more aa than have beaet the history of any a party since the orwantaeUo i of tbeI POBLII V GBOCEBY BOUSE cimii IN BONNE’S STORE, AN EASY FORTUNE. Washington Block, State St Our goods have arrived and are now open to your inspection. make for the future ; but ae I look uj>-, on tha whole pa.t hutory ot this State and it* govarnmacL and tbe developcbaritabteInatitntioiu, I canncA but foe! what * grand, good, blamed, gioriov. old Btate Mirtugan i», and bow well­ throwing oat tbe past two yean—It bee been governed, with not a .train upon tb* escutcheon of th* State. We had reduced it* iodabtodneaa; puouc luusoireneas; wnue tn* . given a hrerty support to almost every clal credit ot the State, under It* charitable institsttoa of which tbe hu­ agamrnt, U ot the hlghrat etaud* man imagination could coeraire; we ■II the comMKtel site- nt the w We shall regard II aa good reeac have cared for tha -leaf, the dumb, and the blind, the mean*, tbe unfortunate, the crimiaal. the pauper, and last of all we bare reached out tba gtaat hand of the State to tbe Uttle eUldrou, whour we thought, tram their cireumstancre and aurruuadings. rare going ia th* road that kwda all tbe way down . hilt We hare done all thia with decreasing taxation and dereveaing debt Within the last two years we have paid 8724,- trust Srsetsg. Ls. H ks Sore, te aiM >*sl THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT I TH X LAST WllCfi WILL gm KOI! * i-iox* THtacwaann ago nr th Old GoTern- •lapan. Crushed, Oolong uml mrat Java and 4 Golden Rio, grades of Young Green, Rom ted Hyson. and Ground ¥2AQQ.OQft! LOWEST CASH PRICE Yours Truly, a fault ui any State or its officer*; but it ia well to remember, whether this charge comes fnxn friend or lu*, or from those who know nothing about it, that all the money in tho Trea*ury of Michigan comoa there through the ac- Spooner <fc Hepburn. HTAROOT aflbsat tb* adiwted •ffl obtain it fox you ILm, without any exp represent the moral, the Chris­ Republicin State Convention. tian and the pr«>greaaive politi­ cal policy of our State. Tried and never found wanting, the The were going out to look, see. antelope and telle her boy it must h people have done well to intrust been bia imagination. in their bands the administration of the affairs of tbe State, and may rest assnred that they will The prairie doc “ another of the in­ habitant* of the plain*. He, to>>, ia a so meet the responsibilities of roloniat sad live* in village*, although official life, that they will justl^ ha build, hi* bouses underground. We deserve at the hands of the peo­ ple of the State the applaudit at the close of their official term. An applaudit so truly won, and ao freely and enthuxiasticly be­ stowed on Gov. Baolxt, Lieut- During th* eitornocn of our sacond day’* ride w< enter upon the test hun­ Gov. Holt, Commiaaioner Clapf dred mte that eeparate* ns from the State Superintendent Bbiggs, Rocky Mouataias. Wben about eighty by the Convention on Wednes­ day last, by their re-nomination to the positions' they have so honorably filled, by acclama- we need only say that they are fully competent, to do well the work intrusted to diem by the uaanimous voice of the Repub­ licans of the State, and viD do milm distant, we begin n watch for the first dwtant view of the great range. But the day i* not favorebte. There is a alight has* in tba air. Then a atorm gatbara, and eprsurte in tb* West. Afat the right, and there ia what eeeta* at first a dint bank of cloud* beyond them. But no, a second look auurea u* that these ere not cloud*, but tbe we erne and plainer the mountain* ap­ pear. A storm eweepe over u. with rre.hing thunder, aad splintering many telegraph pule* at we soon aee. A half hour atore aad it ha* peered and now it of th* Btata ol Michigan that th* im­ pious hand of no Governor nor no party had ev*c reached for tha truit fond* of thi* State. I shall not bo tho tha first 'Hfe President appointed A. O. Hyde, Governor to put my hand, trpun tho Lansing Aug. 27th. 1871. The State Republican Convention, held^in thia city at the Opera Houae oa Thomas Moore. Wm. Livingston. Ubaa. Wednesday, wa. the largest political Kipp, and George W, Hough a* Teldelegate atsembloge ever convened in the Stale. Over 400 delegates-Were prreent, a very f«w unorganised ndun­ tie* only being uoreprneented. Th* I thauk you for tour rordral friend­ ship displayed io me to-day, by tho greatest harmony prevailed, many of hearty unanimity with which you have the nomination, being made by acrlagiven me the second nomination for its office of chief Executive of thi* State. B. M. Cuteheon. J. P. Holl, aad Lieut. Governor Holl also briefly sdL'mel Putnam were appointed a corn, drmed the ronvenlton. He «aid that mitle* to wait upon Governor Bagley ia looking over thi* assembly, bo waa and Lieut. Gwerncr Holt, itJorm them tetee a* Temporary Chairman, who oa of thrir renomination, and Jirire them taking the chair spoke aa follow*; to appear before th* Convention. White thu committee w*e out, tho Hrpublfcan* uf Michigan:-W*.tend toHtey at lb* Uxreehold of tho third d*- Convention, by acclamatrre:', nominated rade of the Itepubhann party of Mlebl___ 0.. MHO <Ll. R. G. D. Hokten of Kant for Socro- informal ballot for State Treeeanr. Ool. MoOreery roomrod 176, Mr. Lore tary of State ; ix.ver.tt A Clapp of St. Jo»ph, the 108, John Johnston of St Clair, 17. Col. McCreery wa* made tho nnaniprreent inennbent, for Oommiseioaer of ■potoctae for tbai record, but can proud­ ly Invite tbe crtltetam of the world, aad tbs State Land Office ; and a rompartooti of the itruuhllcun party Darnel B. Briggsrof Roepeo, th* pre. and Ito principle, and acta wttb tbe ent inmunbeot, for Seperiatewdent of acid it would be hi* aim. U etecled to hunaatly perfonn the date of tho office prlaetpleu and acta of tbe opnoatUon. to tbe beet of bi* knowledge end abili. Springing Into exltaenro ID year* ago tbia•uiumar. It threwItaairilk* a liv­ ty. ing wall bafoso te advance of inriAn Informal ballot wa* then called for ean slavery, declaring that th* vergin ernor Begley aad Lieut Governor Holt eoil of the Terttorte* should b« forever They were greeted with cboara. Gov­ When the ballot, ware counled on free. Branding at first upon that tow, - -■ K—... Ika - - - - •«—. ernor Bagley addressed the Coereu.ioa th* first informal ballot, It wan found that six mor* rote* had been cot (han a. follow* : eav. uain'< ***■*■. It wan aatwatelnail, bowwver, that tbe extra votes tree from tho Vie* Frau­ ds u to <m th* platform who bad voted Gea. Hamphrer was withdrewk aadr Gen. Ky was nomiaalad by acoiatna- , tsoe. Gon. Ely appeared upon th* . platfotm and sail if elected be would j perform th* d*U<» of lb* office to th* < Uta uf kb ability. The first informal baltet for Attorney 1 General gave Andrew J. Rmirti of fam 1 187 and haee A. Marvi.m ot Bay 168. ! Mr Smith was nmdx tbo unanfaates , B^y-aUkinda at busy to write a new advertise­ ment, but oontinueB to sell Carri­ ages, Buggies, Cutters, &o., bo., CHEAf *S THECNMPEST. A GREAT' BARGAIN - ,_ —* V ■AKMM FARM FOR SALE ecxll adj ’steom.-.'I �& he P:l ill” -Itrf a{hfji>» ijsj ih H y C s p6>-?»'=Mi =^ W sit ,s wteB s l."> ’KI tWifcsg «£' R ^rJi IP H • ?I ’ « l» it ®wiwm re’ « sf r : ?d»?rr, fat «I? ;i5 im 8 E TR •■er .I'-SS • K ! r? f >< SS f jllsKj $FJ >’• J t FFF" FFP F«. J » B .. V =• « -.. 8 < ” B " IH'He 2-8 „ HlO yrb lira? hh I 5 IIHl’-fr S w % Sil fill * j? r ! * !ll ! I h life fefr ■iiK 4h RM fih le s I !•!**! i bi 1’5 h Itlhll 1 I S d'i Jthhi i!hhl4 0 i' r?3® ,r (s l’’t 'i'll bl® ? ? ? t 1 ? 1 ? ? ? ? O IM;, r.s ? ? r tfT r r r r _ K«t? i if; ;g: » ■-= pf« ?P i .f5 f % tH J « •« ~ >: 'e' “ g ~________ _________________________________ __ ii Si ks ■ ?ir 2 iM« !jS u; hiss; us hiis-’ M m “ihrtl ihhHs . dbl ' s All ready for buying wheat at the storehouse of W. T. Eastman. The highest price paid. Farm­ ers look to your own interest. See ad. next week. ■ .■.• -... •.. ji �that tha character of tba judiciary would bo isfrawl by having tha jn-igaa appointed by tha Executive in­ stead of being elected through tha mscbiwrrj of political jpaxtian, th" I«qp*lature deemed that tha popular will de­ manded that tho officer" of all dspart- i If ths State in I860, on a baMd Of . pojiulation uf 897,0fi6, and of aa equali rod asinsd vahudtni of property of -fcH to „ tU mL th* State ia tho public st large have no cause* atI arte, fix*! at that all. Art* changing tho boundary orr 1874. with a population ot 1.UMM, , and an iqultod valuation ot MttO.OOO, rvgulsting tho affairs of a certain city, village or township, extending th*i 000, caa afford to pay lb* salaries now tim* for coll*ciion of taxes in *oma par-. proposed. If th* labor of doiug tu ticulnr locality, changing tom* body'si public burins** in 1860 wa* worth tha name, legalirisg. or trying to Isgnlif*,, con>psa*at»c paid far it at that time, sum* illegal art. and other legislation> th* labor of doing th* public burin*., of a similar character, that in tdn* coatsi in 1574 is certainly worth what it fa pro»i*w<rf tho largout uf ten caa be batter and mure fairlyr po**d topqrftnrft, and justly *ettted by loral antharl:i*s, isi *r number of prop!* to be sarvsd, th* furred upon the legislature, oesnttimeai greater labor tarotvad, and the greater •rra to tbe exclusion of basins** uf gen­- reipousibttty. Thu foflowing explain tbe dittereneo eral important. Tho t*nd*acy in this direction Increases, and ereey areaioni in tho seal* of salaries: witnesses a greater accumulation of this class of bvsiaasa. Th* expMJO inci­ dent to it is far grater than ,th* per di*m, The immediate future present* ques­ tion* for popular consideration of no little magnitude and importance. Tb* problem of atteitunK * more ported sys­ tem of Civil service in the sever*! de­ White tb* Commisaion tlwughi it partment of th* gmsrnment, than hat wise to provid* that tho I^giriaturv hitherto existed, still remains without might authorise th* appointment e! tho Attorney General and of proeecuilng at toruey*, tho legislature dreared il best the details of Ito practical application, to retain tho present mod* of ■ wooing give* encouragement that It may re­ tho*e officers. move many present evils, nnd w Lou fur­ The Commission thought it prudent ther improved by experiment, may pave th* way for a more officiant aad ooo- to tear* tbe salaries of Stat* effkers aad nomical accompliahmaatof clerical work judges to be fixed by tho wisdom of tbo in tho acvoral bureaus With thi* view, Lewislsture. The I<egialatun> on tbo a* a member of tbe committee on tho other hand, thought that the well ma­ house* and thter atlocbee* during th* reform ot the civil eemra, I have stead­ tured judgment of tbe propio wa* iniI time they ate <o ongegrd ; for bill* of ily adhered to what 1 believed to be the doctrine enunciated in tho National farur of fixed solan**, and it accord- this character are usually quit* long ingiy proposed a scale of salaries whieh and tba State h (mt tu tb* expena* uf printing them, and if posted, of reprintit deemed just aad *conomical. Tbe Commission, to remov* ambi­ iug and binding them in volumes, which guity in tho present constitution, pro­ amounts ot every araslnn to no incon­ Among tbo great topics of waiannal vided specifically for three commission­ siderable-sum of luuncy. Reside*, a* concern are there which ar* closely al­ ers of highways in eoeh township. Th* I members generally know but litll*' if lied to indu"trial, thrifts, national pros­ Legislature, in view of th* greet expo*- ' anything oftbo merits «f»och tneasarta perity, and burineaa *nterprise. As siveneM of this system, remove the I they must be explained to them, and tnsse topic* present question* in which tho high, st welfare of th* Republic Is same ambiguity by providing specificai- , this idlon creates tbo necessity fora lubby. Statements and explanations, involved, no statesmanship enn afford lyfor but one commissioner. for a mcmral to toe* sight of them, and While tb* propriety of restricting the I uni|K-d nnd twisted by th* prejudice* no party rar. ignore then nnd retain its power of - corporation* wa* strongly uf those making them, rnu«t be taken at bold upon th* public confidence. Just urged before .th* Commission, tbo ma­ secund band, witbout a full understand­ at prcrent, tho question of thi* charac­ ter which claim especial attention are jority of that body wore averse to add­ ing or i«ttonal knowiodgo of all tho tbore of th* oirrrncy and cheap trans­ ing any now provisions on. this suljcct. | fret* and circ'iinalnnce*, nnd the re­ portation. They are not wholly dispos­ The Legislature, believing that tho pub­ sult too frequently ia not only expen­ ed of, but th* prerent Congress, in ita lie good deotanderl it. has embodied'] sive. but ill-timed and ill-judged legi*final action of the last sesricn, given a several precautionary and rretrictiro | lation. Besirnih the Legislature, n* moat hopeful augury that they will be Ibis constitution proposes, from enacting met in a way to satisfy public expecta­ proviaiona. tion and to advance tho welfare of our The changes projxnoil do not radi- ! any but gentrai laws upon tba subjects agricultural and other industrial inter­ rally affect tho system of government iu enumerated, and its sessions will be est*- We of this iHTtieu of tho country tho State, but are inch a* experiona* | much shortened, its rttpomes greatly aro especially interested in the develop­ ment of th* most practicable methods of ha* shown to b* necessary to ros'-rnia I ledu<wl, nnd much of tin- dissatisfac­ providing a proper and permanent finan­ abuses, aad to facilitate tho ndminis-1 tion and complaint dial arise (run this cial basis for our industri**, and of th* tration of tho laws, aad they aro com- i special and local legislation, frequently mended, not n, perfect, tint as an im- 1 resulting iu prntrnctid litigation, will provement 6n the present constitution 1 Michigan Centra! R OLD. MUAILE AMD DIRECT Rogrt, Wun sMMsiiaxMnn. MlbniGAN I ggtasc.aq&jaar.t. GaTMlib. An Ufa tnareage snbEnltting Um work ol th* UoMtitutiostal CommiMfoa to th* legislature, th* Governor of th" State liaa grouped together a number of sec­ tions, th* economic provisions of which 41MBm,KT. er Um reo7>it kaftrM Islfe" <»&.'.* srtHarfestsSwit: ixSsttKti'S; usa. u> te mM **al»**w*llr. Jted lk< Awr. X., Snc. 2. • • • The pow­ It opens the any to needed n turm. er of countfan to levy taxes, borrow money and contract debts, shall be re­ and economies In tbe jury system ; stricted by law It provides a more liberal ratio of reprrwenteUon for the newer count lew ; Am. X-, Bsc. 16. No city or village It pleura restriction* upon explosive shall Incur iodeb'ednoM, including that incurred by or on behalf of any school and mischievous local nnd »i«cfal lexis diatrict wilhia its corporate limits,. *o that its aggregate debt at any tim* St. Mary’s Academy, MONROE MiCH., Will Reopen Sep. 1: Terms $120 For Yoxr. ' Far particulars, addnoa larg* proportion of the municipal divis­ MOTHER SUPERIOR, Th* mw constitution, white adhering pros-of specific items iu appropriation ions in tbe newer |<orUotu of Use Rlatr, to tho common law standard for juries bill*, which will be a check upon the and many In th* older, aro Invalidated. in courts of record, makes an advance prat tiro of ■ vrryirg tlir nph nnu.-rmaij step by permitting verdicts in civil or unworth) npt> ropriatfons on the cases by two-thirds of the jury, and pro­ •treugti, of necewory and worthy mras, A xr. XIV., Bnr. 9 The State shall ll placre all additional safeguard up­ vides tliat in criminal case* the death by combining them in uno bill *u that not aid, by uift, or pledge of its credit, th* Great Lake^ which demonstrates। or disability of a single juror shall not the aholo must stand or loll together, any pero&n or corporation, nor shall it on the treasury by- autbortxlnga veto by the Executive ot specific Items in clearer than all mere theoretical profes­ prevent a verdict being given by the It ia one of the uio*t valuable feature* subscribe to, or lx come interested ia, sion that th* work of improving tbe tb* stock of any corporation. nor osgreat highway* of commerce and trade, ‘■•rate any indebtedness of a municipal and of securing cheaper and safer tran­ which important trials have been sit for the products of tho West, is needed with nearly to a condui ber of Judicial circuits, and <_uta off ap­ Commenting upon those wholesome peal* in trivial tun; steadily going forward under Republi­ when, by tho disability of a juror, such courts us u>i_. Iwi neeessxry, and proviafona, tbs Execaliv* reys: can rule, and by tbo aid and instrumen- labor of days, and perhaps of we It provide* fair and reasonable safa­ tahtv of a Republican Congress. In­ has been loat, involving tin entire 'Three ar* golden words, and mfalit ris* for State officers and J edge,, end ro­ to facilitate thb disposition of cases it deed, Michigan Republicanism baa I has added one to tbe number j □dare of well be engraved on stuns and plated in th* walk of every capitol In th* land. b*en for year, committed to tl.u policy bearing, to the delay of justice, am 1 the Supremo Court, which now roaeists of promoting all tlioio great project* of great coat to parties and the public Tlwy say to us, 'Keep out of dsbt if I of four. This J* equally demanded by uoretble, but if you must make a debt. internal improvement which will invar­ earring of local Indebtedness; iable lessen the rates of transportation ■ tin* increased busincu and by tha ueIt Impose* certain needed restrictions It provide! that' Senator* shall be co»»ity uf having an edd number of jud­ and thus gives letter remuneration to and obMgattena upon railroad and otbthe product* of tho farmer, and tbe la­ chosen for four years, and that the term ge* in order to ensure decision a A* it bor of th* workingman. of service of only one half ahull oxpiro non- Is, a circuit judge aiakm a deeismretle, and affirm* the right of legtalaGenllemch of tbo convention: In tive aupervldoo and coot nt over them , i ion which goes tu the Supreme Court there brief remarks I shall not attempt It prohibits spacial "barter,, and the to enlarge upon the history, tho charac­ stability and legislative experienco in If thnt tribunal is equally divided, th* renewal, extension, or enlargement of' ter, and tho puqHnea of tbo groat party that body, which are casoutial at nil ■leeisiiiu »f the circuit judge stand*. existing corporate anti special franwhich you represent, nud to which I times in at least-one branch of the log. trurt wo are proud to own ouraolvrs the illative department. It authorises an Another circuit judge makes a directly opposite d<*ci*loii in a css* involving tbe steady and firm adherents. Its banner* same nuvstiun. Tho Supreme Court of still triumphantly wave before u*, and point our country onward in tho path­ way of a great prosperity and n great drrd and ton. This is but a partial in­ - and tbo ojiposite decision also stands destiny. It baa never been and never crease nt compared with the rapidly j thus rendering th" lair uncertain, will l>e deaf to tho voice of equal free­ augmenting population of tho State, । dependent upon tho varying ottrnioas dom, broad and impartial justice, or I of tbo circuit j udgre. The new conati- I any measure or policy which fa allied more fully and ' tution will obviate this difficulty. It with tbe greatness or glory of tho Re­ smaller coentice It restricts the Htate in lb* incurring public. Iwt us bo faithful to its priori- fairly represented. of IndebteduMs, and prohibits It from , proposes also to reduce the number of pies, and thus bear our share in advanc­ By ita terms all bills and joint reso­ j indicia! circuits from twenty (tho prosbecoming s stockholder In anyoonw'raing tho common welfare of a mighty tIon, or aiding by gift, or loaning it* lutions, and all concurrent resolution, 1 ent number), to *<-vente<>n, and place, r*opi. in their march to a magnificent credit to, ptreous or corporation* ; appropriating mousy or property, mu«t - restriction, upon their utilimi'ed inIl provide* that interest .received for bo presented to the Governor for his crcsse. It gu*id, against tbe expense tbe use of publie officer, shall go te tbe A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE approval. Under the present constitu- I alway, attendant upon keeping officers, Amended Constitution of Michigi tian, only bills nnd concurrent resnla- juror* and witnesses iu circuit courts tiuns require tbo assent ot iho Govern engaged in the consideratiou of fietty In the year 1866 the p*oplo ot or. It wouhl seem that joint resolu­ suits, by declaring that tbe appelate Michigan voted with great unanimity tious, which frequently have all the jurisdiction of said courts shall not ex­ in favor ol a convention to revise tbe force ot bill*, and apiropriat* money tend to any civil rat* in which th* constitution. The convention was bad ; and property, do not require tho execu­ anmuut or value uf th* thing in contro­ bnvo witnessed such a panic u tha! | and although its work was not accept­ tive sanction. Tbia change, therefore, versy fa 1cm lima twenty-fire dullsra ■rhich so recently awept over fair coun­ toss And tn It some prorldon* which be, try.” ed by the popular vote, yet the demand | although apparently alight, is important doe* not approve. Before making up To the foregoing may properly b* bls Judgment adversely however, Um exproeeod in 1866 for some changes in u a protection to the public intrro.1* added anotlMr important provision, rix.: careful Inquirer will examine and see tho organic law, still remains as the (and to tbo public money and property. li fa generally admitted that tho comAtr. XYIL, Sac. 3. Public officers, whether tbe disapproved provision* are i solemnly recorded will of tho jx-ople. XlZ prevent tbo evil effect* of local and pi'nsatioii paid to th* State officers and receiving or having cbarg* of public in the present ronrtltattoa or net; for special legislation, which has become circuit judge, is wholly itmdoqusto and moneys, are prohibited from using or Lf tbvy are, tw neither grin* nor lose* argent, i> shown by tho numerous prop­ enormous, it provides that the Ltgiate- insufficient for work lequirod of them employing tho aaaie in any manner for by tbelr re-adoption. The standard by ositions fur amending tbe constitutioo in the (wreonal discharge of the duties ttHklr private um or benefit, and wh*u- which to Judge la ritpply th* OMrito of the changes. If, take* In tb* aggro which come before tbo Legislature at ter for tho purpose of divorcing any of their respective offli-o,. Thi, is ao gate, three change* appear desirable to every session. Some of its provision*, named party, or upon the subject of manifest in the case of circuit judges :iun received therefor* shall b* paid the voter, be will logically vol* for the almost from necessity, bare over since dirurto ; changing tbe names of perams that many counties have, from time to over to tbe general find of tho Blate, its adoption been evaded or disregard­ or places; regulating tbe jurisdiction time, voted them appropriation, in rio- county, ronnleipaEty, corporation or ed, and tbia has given strength to the and duties ofjustices of tbo i»oace, or board to which saeb funds belong. constant demand for th* removal of constable*; providing for change* of prerent reale of salaries, which was Tho State, rouu tire and mmuripalisuch I rovisions, dhat there may not be renu* in civil or criminal ens** ; grant­ fixed by law when the oust of all com­ ties will thus aecure and aava to them­ •ven the appearance at any neocaitT fur ing any special power* to boards of modifies entering into human cjnsump- selves all moneys received for interest violating th* letter or spirit of tbe fun­ enpervisors ; summoning and empnaeL tion was much laaa than now, the Htate on say of their funds. There will be damental law of tho Slate. Under ex­ ing grand or petit juror* ; regulating officer* cannot affu.-d to, and with tbo saving, by mean* of the reatrictions isting provisions, another revision by a tbe rat* of interest on money: author single exception ol th* Auditor General, placed u|K>r> nsuniapaliti** ia the mat­ convention wold not well bo had *hort inng tbe sal", Isnae, or mortgage of do not reside at the capital and person­ ters ot taxation and th* inecning of ina lengthy adv»rttoMj*»L" of two or throe years; because the ques- real estale belonging to minora, or by ally diwharg* I lie duties of their of­ d*btedn*a*; saving* ia. th* cost of judi.Srrontbt. or King’s Evil, White lion rnurt Grat be submitted by th* exaeaioa or administrator,, or by any fices. They should do so, and not sim­ Bwellmca. f1----. Nrck. Goitre, Legi.IalunAt-j the people, wbother they religious corporation or society ; charter­ ply visit the place one* or twice a month posad ia jury methods, by th* limita­ desire a convention for tbo purpose or ing or licensing fsrrivs or toll-bridge*; while hiring somebody else tn do tbe tions upon appeals ia trivial case*, and not, and if-the people vote in favor of a rerailt ing fines, jxmaltie*. or forfeit urea; work, the subordinate receiving nearly by the increased offiatoncy ol courts mconvention, then the Legislature, at a creating, increasing, or decreasing fere, double tbe pay of the chief. Tbe oom- cured by dssm <d batter judges at b*tsuba*qu*nt eoasion, must provide for I-crcentagre, ar allowance* of public of- |penaation should bo sufflrient to enable the election ol delegates, tha convea- ficera; changing th* law'of derevnt; I granting to any corporation, aaoeration, <ran bo diseharged by deputy, but thia must be submitted to the people or individual, any special or exclusive Ithere ar* other duties that cannot well fat adoption or rejection. privilege, immunity or franchise what- Ibo, if at alt For axampU, those con­ In view of there circumstances, and •ver; declaring any nara*d perwon of inected with the Board of State Audi­ tors Although the pecuniary ■ariogs of tha difficulty of dealing separately age ; extending the time for the aarere- Itors. Tbo officers composing that Board that will bo raalimd from them mid oth­ with th* several proposition, of amend­ meat ur collection ot tax**, or other- <do not lire ' - - -but go there -■ er provtafow an not cxjxbl* of reduocapital, ment that were brought forward, tbe wire relieving any ortest or or ooltector I . lliey arrange their legislature, at its aessiou of 1878, pass­ matter, at home, expecting to return at ed the joint resolution providing for ble official dutire; punishing crimra or a given limo, i'artie* come from dis­ the appointment of th* Oonatitutional misdemeanor*; adopting, by any per­ tant parts of-the Kato with claims and son, any namrd perron as hi* child or other basins** which they wish to pre­ ly, th* limiting th*, number of cemmiaThe work of tho Cmnmimion, as re­ heir; vacating cr altering any road laid sent to tbo Board. The Board fa m the, si oners of highway* to one In a town­ ported Io tha Governor, and by him out by comuiiarionors of -highways, or point ot adjournment. The budnMS ship will greatly ls**en the aggregate of transmitted to iho Legislature. Ims been any *tr»*L alley, or pubUc ground in requires explanation which they hare townahip expearee a* tamp ared with the any city or village, or in Mi recorded* not time to ii.teu to. It requires exam­ old system of three vnwirswrionti'stown plat ; or for altering th* boundar­ ination which they hay* not time to ies of any rebad district, for building give. It must bo put over, involving or repairing hridgre. nr for draining swamp or other low lands, except by tnl by tho claimant; ot, if pswod upon the L«ia expenditure of grants to th* State; <a- without du* examinatfon, H foatih* freight om rapting any property from taxation. riak of doing injustice to State ; and, th* any ami Thus, al! this species of legislation to same objection appii*. to other and elm- void just prohiHsU, nrei'provfatoa mad* far th* ilar boards. This auMiefon of thing, qishwaat . . cnwmenl of general taws by which results from no fault uo Hio jmrt of the stab subject, will ba referred to the ofiterra, bet from th* system under trartetora' Jural autboriti**, or tu tbe courts, wbnrn whfohritey ureoumpriMto work. U «Senator Chandler in tbe Senate, andI Mr. Conger in tbo Mouse, tba ano os, chairman, and the other as tho leading; member of the Committee uc Commer­ ce la their respective Houses, an im­ ’ provement haa been given to tho har- W RIGHT k. HOL L wiilWsiT*-. •asxKsta , _ ____ _____ ■ ICHIC1II CUTUHl Grand River Vallsy Diyitim Fin Wide DENTIS Jattot & Siiiiii MM. MICHIGAN AND SWKKT’* H S£V kusica. tees. r««& »areit.Brt Mirer 1 AT JOHN hn» Tims"in MMDIClJtU. p � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-09-09.pdf 8dccee841519334551a7ae9ad7b19c13 PDF Text Text fan •iSSJ^KW^ HASTINGS} RARj|¥-p()iJ!QY MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1874. apraM tWy W -ritovred down wonderfully. M.iwto.lHL, they keep a good tart cm It, nd aver that the legal iawrftptoee wMck TUtou has commaneedwill completely flatten him oat, aad leave fts^paatar in better shape than ever. Let the whole world bold its breath and wait. In the meantime, irtRinvARi; hoofl, Ifthey ha* tad KFraiv, 1U, r^M UMT Ho. So. XaSSSU^****" Women hold the heart of man. He wiU follow where ska, foadtf but toto CHAS. H. ■'aCKR. OUR HEW VORKLCnra. I«xAinr in ai tho poetoffice, be cnvuuntervd Ered Marston, exchanged heartiest greetings, and Fred's )k>uso lieing nearest, the two friends went thither Opening the hall door, a long, rippling, merry laugh waa their first weloime, for Juno herself was haring a grand frolic with two little on.w, who were busy at "hide tho handkerchief" in the long hail. ■*(), Fred I" she began ; then, spying ' his companion, started, flushed, then beamed with positive delight, aad sprang' impulsively forward. “Mr. Dean ! I am very glad to meet1 you again ; bnt you see I’m not a bit1 more prtnMi than I used to be." Mrr. Marston camo with her pleasant ; i vVXTT »tnVMTon »4Qvrerel Us'.nswr. DIAMOMlK? Q It is tiie liest W ringer Manufactured fur the following reaMtu I**- h will turn -with half ihudobor of other wringers. '-’d. It |1X. more Capacity 3d. Its Cog Wheels are always in nnr. . rlv Xl1L‘ °f t^‘! Rt>1^ n0 oiUl*80th. The Rollst will never turn shaft as uie unuut is hoi ... ,., t«rn on the nhaft an the Crankjs not attacnea attached to thev shaft of either **«»ll, this saving an expenseof four or five dollars for new Rolls before thee Wrinj Wripger is half worn. Take it, and try it, by the side of any Wringer in the .rake,idi>f*h?L OStevargrUwXiiUseit Bara BiateS These mon are the guardians of the efty'o pesos, known by rrapoctaSkpeo­ ple a* police, and by the ctaso who most now prreent, and then oomnicnevsl plans fat long r-resifngs, into all of which Mrs Marston entered with dignified in­ terest, remarking at last that she had already mot Min Dean. Hare June interrupted—‘‘And, O, I toe tor I Miss Iteebel said von had quan­ tities of emitex We can’t get it here, and I want some so uiac't! Mayn't I the duty rarigrad them. Homo beta u to the cost of keeping tbcjmetropolU In order may be of Inter­ est to your road era. To properly police thia city require sa army cf 2.S00 A full line of C. (i. HUk-URWik. n-Mvicrrixa attorxkt mmiw u .Made from the beat Eastern OAK LEATHER . Iu the best manner by experienced workmen always on hand and made to order Every Harness Wi AN UNCONVENTIONAL GIRL. Studebakei- Wagons. rii Superior Grain Drills, Oliver. Chilled Plows. L------------ .. TVed outterfe; CoflfifSlfettprs, DENTIST Midiiai. Mffllt. ' valley. Bat Las man pi the bslfot helped to plic place she now oreupei from ancient History. 1 learned from its nuuaU----------------— ing woman f Did Bhakespear or By­ ron do it ? With tho uxceptionv of the Monarch has man ever made , a Queen beat, that diunkvn men are kept from of a Slavs. Does ' ' dulurbiug the peace of tbs neighbor­ makti courtezan hood, that no unruly or dtooedecly crowd, congregate to the violation of the peace, that doors are securely toek- A lull line of farming tools always on hand. fiRKBLF. flLlind FEROTYPE GALLERY F. CRIBEtni ICO The doctor's eyes twinkle*! hack „ . u. hor own taorry thought, but all ho said I as you have said : bat did the hope of was: 'the balkrt inspire hor in her work 7 «v-------- i . -v.,. ---- --------------- - 1 Wkl| bu makn woman free to Aunt Rachel earns a visit immediately. travel all over oar land unattended, and My flowers are my pets, and they do re­ commands fur her tho roepoct of man ? ward me with such grace and beauty. It ia not tiie bud of virtue that has blos­ My roves are iorolr, eren now." somed io her heart and become a strong "Rosea 1 Oh, Doctor!”—and June plant? Man protects woman so far as flushed an>l dimpled with the quick I she protects herself. Can she trust him I thrill of delight, looking very svraet, as farther? Y'ou say "woman to being 1 the Ifoctor thought, as she added, in emancipated from dtotrusi, we bebevo spite of mamma's frown : in her." God hastes the day that wo­ "Why didn't you wear one here so 11 A RTTKRTXT, NEW OFFERS NEW PHOTOGRAPH DBU|J MANUFACTURERS of I NEW IDEAS I ROUGH and DRESSED jj (g fjra Mg * * facta LUMBER, Timber, Lath,\8hlnglea, Hash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldtags, Frsmee, Bracketa, nod all kinds of Joiner. Michigan Exchange. «’ tt&UKStmDonc on Short Notice, every village no find hgb types of crow-, tiro womanhood " Am those, typos the to her cudto« tirades about ‘port Amer- once that are desiring fax ballot ? You icon girts.' " any, "woman to purifying literature." Mrs. Mareton waa looking unutterable la it tho woman that are contending for annoyance at those reminiscencea; Fred laughed outright, adding his own bit of otm rtutaflbte tiim u .«« i. iu nna end when invited to parties managed abuaed reaillection. which tlte Doctor either to nroid attending or else to be might easily have supplemerfod; bat only Aunt Rachel’s escort, *> the sigh­ ing damsels turned their boius fa other directinns. All his Ufa Dr. Deane bad drvMnr.1 of a "home" that should bo ‘delightfnl,' The Doctor's thoughts are more intarsat­ and ha fancied the wife who should sit ing. -Sba’s grown, certainly, bnt she opposite to him at table and firesale; ia tho same charming child I knew but he hated care and nxponmbility, throe years ago iu spite of her added and thought to grin the "home" by e.- inches. I'm glad she isn't after tho . « * . T*-_V.1 —* . ' Bittern of Ashland dameeto, aad it i. decidedly nice that she regards me to much her senior. I’ll keep un that il­ lusion lor a while. Aunt Itecbcl shall man, or by lifting hor wxce above his in call this very afternoon, and—yes­ tho lugnsge of the naflou? Well, 1 think I will escort her." Our nation ia a great family— a groat Arrived at bis own door, ho wont home—as you have said. But connol rltoirhlway toward the couclusron of woman boat servo her nation as she has his plant, catling from the hall: evtt beet served her homo, by being its heart instead of its hoed? Youdoaeby Hero are some tetters, and. ah I I root saying-: It Uss been sari that the voice Fred. Marstoa, and promised him we ot the people fa tbo Axsce of God, and would call this afternoon Yoa hare that voice has rarer ret boon heard; no engagements f "No. Wo will go about four, if that arise together, it will be the voice of HEADBTONEf*. God." I ask, hat oot tbn lives of the "Indeed! Well, wo anal call nt women ot the eighteenth cantttry been ones. Fred is u very agrerabla fellow; TABXZ TOPS, Mre. Mareteu till must perfectly wellHo felt like a conspirator oa ho bred woman I over raw, and Mtoa Jura —tbomisdiiel! Why, she must be a marched straight to his floral darlings, young lofly »<>* I’® half eony for savored bud and blossom, leaf and tendrill till EU hands were full. Tnon that; I mod to have grand rumps with filling n dainty basket with damp bum Dint women, in now of ths great her.” work aho has already eedomiJiahod, bo ApaiJta^oTo lip carted ; injmr eebe foundV root; potted that; Uito. content to let Iwr voice be the uudortono, or ahali oho break tho harmony by had too place, and the tone in which the doctor wan answered was ra s-intery ni sent l.askat and rasa to Mrs. Marston's, lifting it a key note higher than man’s? with a card, explaining that the plant True, woman to seeking after knoxlNovember rir outside. was for Mias Juno, the flowers for mam- edge and finding it, Iter iu teltecI to < Mm Xantoa ia not fa the loert hke bringing forth things both ntiw and bar mother. 1 can hardly conceive If June found deftly hidden under old, aad by them she,is taking hor bowHUsb^n pomibte. under such ■.a. W.wtn umste tte reowvslst »» training, for her to bo so utterly uncon- tho shining leaves a tiryr more rose-bod, place by the side of tain, instead of it was most improper for bcr to kiss it couching al his fret, as did the-Greek vMrttaaal m she U !" and fasten it at bcr throat, blushing all slave sad wosnen of tha harem. But I “Hora you seen thamF’ naked ths the time. She couldn't have told “why-" ask that women remain by ';bo oido of It was an instinctive impntoe. The _ —V aKnv>. 1.1a* BLACK * FQLLKRflowers dupatctiad. Dr. Iteavnald settled ■«wuwsrai! WE WART AGENTS. land Rail, Newell Post, and Balnsters, i.lit) KONAs^OKTl NEW STI Hf GMEiffl J ALWAYS OA' HAITI). Hflstij amwcajt IF TO’J WAIT CUT TO ORDER. rite, while the moult behind it eu with a deririro, facredulous smite. "Ts^" mid Aunt Brahel, imbeet tb«taMi ‘‘.bo earn* fate Mre. F< officer them, .There ore forty reptain'l, besides inspectors, and an adAiliooal force of detectives, whose bnsinfea to the hunting down of oriowaato sad the finding out of things dark aad strange that require more shrewdness, than or­ dinary mortals are sappoaod to be gift­ ed with. To support this fares requires the neet sum of 13,000,000 snsualiy. Each man co tho ferae has a certain territory which is his especial huttnees to protect and care for, and hto duties observed. Each policeman ia compell­ ed to stay on his beat six hours ; ttera he sleeps six, and to on six more, that to, twelve of the twenty-four hours ba to walking up and down, keeping bis eye on everybody and everything. Is there a fight ? The poo^pnllneeura graija his faithful locust nnd\ sails in. IM- tears apart the combatants, pots them under arrest, disperaeo the crowd, and taken the cliamee of having hto own brains knocked out, by that tarnbls class c font tow. whoso highest pteo*- the Jarray City pastor wbo woe aceneed of ruining Mery Pomeroy, stoutly de­ ntes the obargs, and remains at hie home awaiting the legal favestignikm. What a pity it fa that the Beecher matter could not hare been so managed ! No OM who has never tried to rates children iu alcrowdsd city, sven with omnsnad of unlimited means, knows whet unwsuring car? it demands, and tho children of tho poor seem Eternity born but to die. How can it bo any other way, when the air they draa^rora their first breath to thick with foulness as tho Mississippi water with silt, aad they are nursed by overworked mothera, worn to akin and bones with care, drudgery, and miaeraUe food. The sadden! sights of the poor quarters of the eity are not women Ln liquor plod­ ding the frouBO ground with boro pur­ ple feet, as I have seen them in the dead of winter ot the crushed white, facod msu, whoee features ware sunken as doath with worse despair, but tho woe­ ful, wan tores of th. babios, lifting wea­ ry eyes to the sky, oa if woadaring why distant heaven left them so tong to such a fate; babies hanging to tho overdrain­ ed breasts, from which every scanty drop they drew came straight from the mothers, failing health. I .have aeon a large framed Scoteh woman, built for atowgUt uud hroagtoi up in the open air, crying wilk weaknaaa, bocauso the food she could got could not nourish bar and her child. Another Emo I saw a white, poorly dreseod man aitiing in Centxal Park with a baby covered with sores held tenderly in his arms. Every Other day. as often as bo could leave his work, he brought it from Mott Btreet one of the moat squalid in the eity, fivo mites, thet it might have the fresh air fix two or three hours before sundown. Ho said the ehiM’s illnres was caused es if ho woald giadV have opened every one of hto own poor veins to eave it. droop.hto The sturdy members of St John's Guild are mmi of the warking daaw, cognisance of, and to get him into eats Who ass aad foef the wants of their keeping. Is there a child loobf lite hi. duty Io find il, rad, by posatag tho; from them aannoi do, and, beaded by word a\d description it is geaernliy: Rev. Al boh Wuwald, whose name is , another word for prompt aad sagacious graend guardian, but for wborn the, charity, they ware not alow to dense eity would be deliver*! over to the help foe the halploea ouoe. First of all hordes of soulless scoundrels whi infos!t W steBM chartered SB a hospital and it, and Mould boa plans which wo, provided with evsrr convenience far peaceably disposed man would Use ia sicknaas, makes frequent tripe up tho for a m innfo. Aid for this service, far river, taking poor twntbsn and sick the risk of being knocked oa the head, children away wbrae tbey ran haven and shut or stabbed nay uriaota. Ha, long dgy In cool and jntre air—just such treetrerat as weakly etuHrea of tho rieii month, with ao pension if he be naatared in the discharge of hie duty. When you come to New York, end fort Hke cursing an ifatoi.l ptasoK think of the wortt they have teflo, '•* 1 with tUei* a* the miserable pay they get, and with- ' tag. But tho patreora of tho children of th. poor ba. sosae'JUg heroic fa ... folly calm and sweet in the revivfag sir. and wmling. .re huebod as .ton .. the host U la mid-stream. A ward full of poor sick children will not make m darlings Ora wishes they could get over this awful inbrad roatxe.nl, ond cry and fight like Iwtaes with the com­ mon righto of humsBity, bat thanks to their self contrel, the brapUd boat is hr fams aa uujirayat ptaoe ewe tor dainty nnrree. The cb*n, white cradles �OUK NEW YORK LETTER. prepare for WE *» u You wiU find aiHut V^e get Trusted and which fa addition to tho deeerved notice ot the officer* Of tho Muiio explain* the abeooce of Hoc. E. Breitung, Hon. C. 8. Oaboonand W. H. Parka dal^atre from Marquette, at the State Canrvn- RepublieanJiMBinatitBs. ■MwHy’arweo- ► 1 r ’ ■ I > ’ ■ 1 ■ 1 1 OF ------- ■*■-£-»- -<—i-iw-LJ------------------------- ; - titey had to epead what fund. (Key bad acetmnilateA The trouble with emigrant* i*. th* condition of thing* in this rountry ia to > highly colored. They are ted to believe that a living come* to them the moment they land, and when they find that they have not only to labw. bnt (hat (boy have privations to go tkroogh with, the weak ones are discouraged. Some of the Meuuonltes fa this party were met by a few who had com* on from Dakota to meet Umm. and when told of tho ac­ tual condition of thing* they begged hard to return to their native country that they might earn a livelihood, rnther than go to the wild country they hod offer Building Materisl, Finishing Lumbor, *hlnglon. Doorn, a**h. Mod,. Flooring Siding. Door and Window Framn at prion, -f" . of the City. All kinds of Produce taken iu exchange and Goods Delivered free to any THAT neat craft Her cabin nnd *tatorooma are among the beat fiuiibed and furniabed we bare Maa in a long limo. She ia certainly a vary nicely gutton up craft, and it her apaed prove* to be equal to bcr other exwlieaciee tlw will Captain, W. H. Cabot; lit mate. Wm. Bradford; 2d mate, W. B. Trige.-thou ; l*t engiMor, R. C. Miner; 2d engineer, A. B. Tinkham; Clerk, A. W. Enridy; Steward. B. MnUgan. The Jfan*. met with an accident to her machinery—breaking of tho main rock-arm—on hor return trip horn E-i- Our Stock Consists of Crockery, _ Fruit Can*, Syrup, kr. DEFY COMPETITION. BBACKEIS aadXOtfUmrGS, _____ Tobacco, ns Snuff. ■ ’ .. . . of every deeeription B«*k And all cheap for the next 30 day* to make room for New Good*. lWING <t MATCHING 50,000 Calion* atone ware for t2 l«2 ^ShtiJ 500 Bar* Soap for 5 cents a Bar.^kfW 79 The Ben. Campbell's Cigar* beatsthVm *fi. * Our 31,00 Jap beat* the State for the Price. Sugar a* cheap or cheaper than the cheapest. JPromptly: ■ Mill and Yard on Broadway near the Iron Bridge, you have to do to convinced is io give uaiaoal£ ___________ by th* foltowfag 1 In Convention, tn Ihefbth' on-1 If n'vcroary year ol It* onr*ulx»Uon, *;>Stati l**rtmtoreth*propleortho State «nd | _______ ■re roquirel to bring the oy*ter* from , X.<0r«JTmm ».r,i Vlrrini* that ptestM in the water. ; t.,„ w g c>w, *•«•- ’*«•■ • fa tbi* vicinity, fa which they com* to i c.«Bkdiu mromtr M-^c. ’ t l M is. M Smith, M*n*e Ai Preston. z provisfoca and inexorable fa execution. Th* old rtoherte*. fa whklr the suffer fag titauasods exist for a while and die. Mould ba trim down, and no building. qf(b*-kfadihooM be permitted Thnuthorittes should have the porvre to compel tho proper rcntilsteon and proprr drafaaass overcrowding aiiuuld be prohibited. Excursion* oa tha river X Ji A exerri-.-, by ’t’haTpaA? । .ponribilitle. of powaurtn* Ita *utl^ I , extetence, o(R-rlng an apallgte*. 'itepre-1 Slttr, '' »*»r» fo*i »r snTi tTViT. Gent’s Clothing, VlVIOXXLXg, Where can l>e found a choice and well selected Stock of Stank -Fancy ■■MMbROCERISS, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERT Ac. , . ,. P 11 iTllRnlTlM W I S Drv ‘‘ T’oU u - u-°-’oo ,h’«-'»ufI th* world . What would tweom* of of her ufflrern. wo voluntarily drain to ; thai dure the IlcpubllMtn piwty. chnrcb fair* ? W hat would broom? of ; -Jnr,our r>.ntid,.nre in v.,n n« n it* banner *t imXJ it i... NEkA GROCERY A.IND TEA HOLME Just opened in Mr. BOWNE'S NEW STORE, ' NOW IS YMIR TN UIOD.*«re2.“lr” B,tPa,*ua । „ tbe icilfal trip of Lio M<u^ «n h«r , challeuelu^ n faithful *croUny of tl* i of 100.000 tarn. It I* an *normou» tba accident tn ber eugin* j rroord through *very vtetealtade of war! trade. BappoM th* oy»ter crop chould bu, by tbo public, drernod a ronult ■“<111’vacc. *nd the eandlil Judgment of 1 bo aaonliro failure Inr a ungle year! „f faulty COB,truc<iooorWur4eofra.e. i ■I'Jurtnieii. I flnndR nf all Kindo. ULMMId Ui all . . — Spooner *fc Hepburn’s EE® etuuplete assortment ofkinds of Whole and Ground I"’*’- Ik lIHllS, tmcaEt. . WARRANTED PURE. All kind* of Fruit in their Season. ** Ereah V«ipt*hles always on lewd. nHontitlAR UUaHUUW. Abo we a M1 lbe of b<al 0201010101000001010101000200023002020000000248480100003148480048484823 Mteiirni lain LamP* * F»4ure’« Crockery. Qla»« A Woodsn Ware ; Your conduct throughout the entire I.ip ha* beou such astagiv* u« full con। tide nee both in the boat and her eommaeder and place* u in grateful re­ mewbronco 5>r the very pleasant time _ L-.1 __ Ln_____ I___ Senator Thurman of Oh'xi said in n recent apeech that “the Ropuplican party will make a drepcrato effort to get a non trolling majority In the next Hou** of Barprewntativea. knowing that tbo independent [oHtfail movement springing up all over the country nfay powibly ro*u!i fa throwing tbo choice of tho next Prerident into that body " Thio ia (imply a Democratic utterance, forced out by the dwperato poritfan in whieh thad party find* Itaolf. Ami,yet, it Xl was all first-ohM*, and tho c-msiRnpoint* to a entnidoratton which ought to or* say they tuake an excellent profit ou bo atoadily kept fa view try the Repub- it The busier** has been carried on iicaaa of Michigan We expect the re­ for some years, but it ha* iocrnaaed to publican* will have a good working very great proportions. A asw on* tub majority fa the next Congre**, devoted op*.M and tried. It wa* cf excellent taste and oven quality ol th- way aololy to the ordinary purpooe* *of Leg- 1 QOWO iOB— .i.I.IWim—I. flint ...... „„ ..... .1 Tl. <1.1 fhl. illation with a popularly chneen Ro I boifaim buy from a thonnnd dairire. publican President in the 'White TTouae. *nd of eouree get all color* nnd grade*. 8S11 it ia not to be forgotten that the Down to a certain grade d>ey ta|«rt it. mar • It U takm* and damped aH together, election of the next Preueient may ue workeJ raach;nrry to an aven con­ volve upon the <4th. Congrtwa, hence jo^alted, and then colored to not only a Republican majority, but it* | ---------- ’ —"-------- »• u " —"'•••• dtetribufiou, oo a* to give it a majority process; but butter that i* etrong “O'1 of the delegation* in a majority of the rancid, if not too atrong. corr.o« out of their hand* sweet and patetaLl- But State*, may become of vital importance. don’t let (hi* fact make your batter­ Whatever may be tho *uo*»m nt Buna- maker* carelee*. Ro-work*! butter tor Morton** plan, m which we bare may be made salaable, but it ne«*r no faith, to chaagv-onr mod- of elect­ briag* th. price, or ta^tm Ou the ing tho Prerident .nd V>«- President, sweet product of the rcali£jr«>l dairy- the next Preridenttal election unut be held under exiiting lada and that, in defonltof a popular election, wonld throw tho contwt rq'" <1* Houee of Representative? to be ebwran mainly Fll ■ ■ LIlVw ' I _ ___ advantage to ex< j.Ualraa laeNtan. uunnos Loner. so. Now lathe time to See Us Make Cutter* by Machinery, j^'£9Vul •• n* re*- ' . I am prepared to Show my Astonished Customer* why it i* i tliat J eau Sell Buggies and Cutten so cheap. , । | The Murquvtto Muimj Jauriul close. | an edltorid article on Hie visit of “tho i logitlatire solon." to the Lake Superior I region, a* follows; “Weknew that they , roturn to their homer with an enlarged । appm-utiis- of the further foot that the I |4>er l’oi"nula form* no conriderablo portion ot it. It i* ]o**iblo that they can now rvalixn the (set that, while we arc | buix.mere handful of the aggregate ! popuUticti of tbo State, w* represnut a ! productive industry unequaled by the | same number of people anywhuro fajhe Union. They may have aacertrined tiie | that mote filthy of all dance*, the French fact that oar population of 50,000 or can-eon. nnd gobbled the entire com­ 60,000 are producer* to .‘Im aiupunt of pany. There were forty girt* arreteod. from UO.OUO.OOO to »35 tWO.OOO anuu- I The people were, of courwo, ploaved at ally, that the money necei «arilyexj*ndthi* little epaam, but they wonld be od in feeding, clothing an I maintaining ' much more *o if it could he followed up, tbo |*o;4* engaged in tl w> industries nnd tho foriy-nine other* likewise' m 17, .t- sx as ir H e do nearly all our neto work by Machinery My power cost^ but tittle. I don’t have any Dogan-Head Mechanics. J bote the Job Fifth. The work is well done the first time, and thereJ ore Tdo not have to charge any extra price for the Job to cover the expence of repairing it. Sijeth 1 make a dozen Buggies just alike, and can make them cheaper on that account. J Seventh. I live on the profits ofmy own labor. TdaYl have topag rent. f knbib all about'the Buggy business. fl Tenth . n hen I get a good Mechanic I keep him. Second, Yourselves. & CO. 1 L nAL' a*of ^ptember I wtU take Wheat at ral&nKE |OQ> T™r ^nta (Sl.lS) a buabel, for Buggies. iTlffUrSUa lor r*11 «’.veoteu «ntl * bu«h«> “ore than the market prioafor it *“1 w<ntinKto avaB themaelre. of this opporttnritr ifiittWtdf John for I can sell all the Buggies I have I ,D a “‘’“‘k M Pay‘n« • doD*r and a quarter for Wheat J. L. REED. FAM FOE SAIL The NMlmr Duteh -ianguagu i* no more *poU& in New York, to-day, than Th* Michigan and Ohio Railway. i* the Ilot'entot, and tho naign and I ceremonial* of th* Reformed Church From tho column, of the Grand Rap­ tial campaign will be fought ff there weal out a ago. But there ar* only two psrfio* il will be ' dear leomeaone . Wdtiam fkutmg*. of Cali- ids Auiy Dnntrrtt of September 2d. we aaiUng for tho Republican'. It I* po**T- fortoa. ,*rtto claim, to be th* rightful take th* following notice of thi* Rai)bla, bo*arer. that the ■ymptomr 'o? dte- i owner of pew No- 70, on the ground floor of (he venerable pile, who pray* that intagTBtion which we hay* witnea**d the court .hall interfere to re*tor* t|>e Mr. J. F. Moyer, avileoginoor ol tha during the part two yean may iomaaee, hnetent rervi*** of that Oiwreh “fa th* Michigan A Ohio Railway Company, till tferwo or four betion* take the field! ha* eomplot*! o report, with a map of Wa can tell battef about that wtm’ (Ho 1 the route from Grand Maven to 1‘ort*prewent campaign ‘ i* over*but (tai will monf b, oo tbo Ohio river. The road on laavfag Grand Haven take* a aoutheastbe too lata to attend to the making The Anti-Fiuhibltloateta, aa they Irttu adirection, crossing the Chicago A of th* 44th. CoogTM*. It i* however, 1 . Michigan railroad between Itob- | th*m*olv .-a, at n cvnveutioa held al De, among the poeriblri, that tbo growth of! inson and Ottawa station*''on e*id road. J troit, a>|opted tha following declaration th* Anto-Mmmpalbtr, *U o. maam nt. earn. tn. of principle*: Granger*, Liberal, and other parti^ ekowl, wtH U w^ted to give \ 1. VeetaJng that public polZ with aueb comtwnatkm* a* may eota*! up ita revenue* or go beck to a lanfur a change in th. method of out of them, actingvftom influent.) not! W »Wch weal out with the Dtdch. with the liquor question. yet developed, may defeat an olcctida of Preridant by the fwopl*. Al all eveute. that remH la not fab ehtraerica! aa to make ft unimportant for ^publican* to Homer, LilchfieM, JoneariDe and Hdbgiv* the moat cxn-fo! bead to the *Ucdale ia Michigan, and Jeffereon, Banaooi, Pioneer, Montpelier, Bryan, Brnnelection, f«> thu' State. tW practical1 erburg, Defiance. Ayrwvilte, Norwood, bearing of (M* coatUmtUu efem* very ■ or prohibit the practice* or obe*rrancea pce tham- Aad now coma* an unimportant, for fraama vf tho ' of iodividtm}* or BMoriatfoca.-, last whuh poeafbflity of tha oppo»Hfoa cariyfag 4. That the Hoenaa ayatem a liould bo bridrfSAte$**i low he «uv a majority of th* driagtlfoc. The Truth ] ■elaUiaUd, not u a penalty, but o< a over, the way in which tire Repbbhcada ' of MJctagna, the Beaaer Stafekf the ' Wool,rwopmd krthwexigent will hare an !■■■»■**■on* Oh rife xvif-rf tko» cumtiry, and will fargriy cwitefartelo ! 10 Th® Cutter Machine in Full Blast. • « «... w. ..a u.. fa, Ary Mttt'Mt'toMHt'a ristfi mem-' at Pr‘ct‘l that cannot be beat in the County amine eur Stock before purchasing elsewhere. VO TBOUBLI TO SHOW OUR GOODS • Free delivery to any part of the City. Respectfully, ' Spooner <J- Hepburn. a every friend of hie country. To make ildublyimre that our country ah all wot bo earned by a return to power of tha .-nrmien of traivmal euffragn, « fa Twquirilr, that a raajmty of tho State <Wegatioue in Cbngreea bo Republican, and thia make* the Congretoiraa! tiotu if tho ntaoet importance b« of that delegation, and rtnrcl if the BepubBmn item do rUtru*rtj,-i» 00 BUM"® CASH 8UYEBM »»« Aifa -ite eAr with anfotyf It Arid. Centerville, Kfattoc, CWlieotbe, laM*.itet thia i* a Hthar late Sharonville, Waver!.#, Piketon, lame­ villa, and Portnrnoath. Otoo. The pop­ ulation of the eoantior in Mloh&an through which the road pauas* >• 181,•00; of coeatte* in Ohio. M8.0OOj to- revwnt 10,000 bushels "ALL Alii) WLNTEB being wanted at the Depot, far which the Market price will be GREAT, BARGAIN. FARM FOR SALE! •KrW^ *lso Peo“T® apples at ^hvilla every Friday and Sat- «• babmux * co. legitimate maana of regulating and a 5. That upon the abandonment of the pneent policy of prohibition, a tn may he ImpCTwd, even undue the prooent oomritntion. and that thi* eourae should bo taken until rich time u a change in $2£oo,otmt -H3aup OT TUC & Good- of xxib*n who derir* any jMfMOM, or paper, (mHiah without th* odvextired pre rill obtain it for you at foxw. without any cx^wnne TO ADVKSTIBER Thu Sawn ia tha beat m£aa to tho County of B warty double tha rircuta «Wp*p*rin the County. LOG Al. �Bm«iv Th« • j TUrrc aro many other improvement e > in town, which materially add to its and tnch bearing that date. Furnish- beauty and weallh. bnt which, if all •d thin paper by Cox ft Cox, Solicitor,1 ware enusoroatrd would fill Io much of Patenla, Washington, D. C.: Thill Coupling, E P Jandell, Calbouu The union achool opened Monday last Stop Valva, f V Murdock, Detroit with ProL/VnnArman as Principe L now an alieolute necessity. of tha Board ol Education, gtvw Uris »mtter the attention its merit, deserve without delay. Attention is asked to tha lands deliuquMrt for payment of tatro, for 1878, advertised on our 4th page to dn?, for sale on tbo first Mon­ day in October at the office of the County Treasurer. .PKJMOXP. Proehiant Abbot, of th* Agricultural College, i. m d.l,T«r the uddre.. before the forthcoming Eaton County Fair, st Lharfctto on tbo 24th hsat It win be a rich treat Why cannot we have him iiore. It would probably double the A Ixsdgo of th« J. o. O. F. will bo instituted to-morrow tt Sand»Tats. Kent county. The editor vf the Baa-’ and Miao Foote of Chester as assistant. There aro more than 100 sohulnn in attendanre, nnd many menu to come. There are a great many foreign acholur, here thi, term nnd many more are coming next week. The liquor rase, hare finally been disposed of, only one being tried that of the People v,. Willard Z. Stone, which reunited in his acquitttal. The other* were wiUxlrawn. Tho people were beaten in throe roses through tho per­ Ayeo—Bartow. Dolph. Bevmer. Bent­ fidy of a witacos, who had said that on ley and Hick*. th* 4th day of July lart ho pcrahamed Nay*—Nona. whiskey of Willard Z. Stone, and paid On nuAion Council u.ljuum*! until for it aud drank it' at Stone's saloon, Wednaoday ereuing, Sept IHb. and that he would ao testify who, when Gzo. H Goodyuk, put upon Ibo stand, tsstifisd that ho iXfr. and Mr*. Michael Greco desire wasn't in tbo saloon that day, and drank 'nothing until night, and than to return to Robert Dawson, Ew;., John Wlnklemau, Ewj., Mrs. Charles Barlow, took it aa a mediciuo, ho testified that Mrs. Nathan Barlow, Mrs. Shepard, ho did not know as lie was down in Mr*. Geo. M. Dewey, Miss Flora Smith, Stone's saloon. Ho afterwards eaid he nnd the public generally their sinrero thanks foe their kind elforte, and liber­ al donations, to aid them in replacing the leas of their homo, and moot of tho their furniture and wearing apparel by fire, on the evening of tho of lat instant xza, aud Hon. David R. Cook, P. Grands of Hastings Lodge No. 68, aro sp^aliy invited to bo prrowt and aid the Grand Master ia hie work of lore. The Republican elector. of the townAip of RolUui J. -re invited to meet in On the first pogo of thia paper will roucus at the Town House on Saturday, U found our Now York Letter, crowded Sept. >19, 1874, at 10 o’clock in the foroout of last week’s Baxxn, and an arts- noor, for the election of four delegatee to tho County Convention, four to tbo Of Firo Company for furniture in En­ Sjwcial attention of our reader* is rolled, District Convention, end one to the Sengine House. it bring frojn tho pen of aa accom­ Moved that the Chairman of Firo plished lady residing In the County of Committee and two other Alderuian lu Eaton. be appointed by the Mayor, shall bo a All nwmbera of Company F. Nth Reg. committee empowered to purchase suit­ iinsut of Michigan Volunteer Infantry able furniture fiw Engine Room, not to aro specially requeoted to meet at tho exceed in value *30. . County Clerk'* office on Ratnrday eveWe are aulboriced by Mr. J. D*s,ning, of thi. week. Septembec 12th, at | half past seven o'clock, to eousult in mond, Rupt. of the Valley Division, to | relation to holding a Reunion of said say that every day next week passen­ [rampany. ger* can leave Halting, on morning ex­ Of Conuuitlae on Streets as follow*: press at 7: W a. a., and go directly to Wo learn that our informant wa* Your Commiltoe to whom was re­ Scginaw," via Riven Junction, without ferred matter of grade on Broad a ay mistaken, nnd t^t the property of Mr. change of care, arriving at Saginaw nt and Green streets, would respectfully re­ _ _______ _ ------England of Orangeville, recently de­ port that they have Lad the matter uull AJITIMGS EASTERN STAR, 1-4*. } etroyed by fire, was insured in the Ag­ _____ ----- ------------------ g_ i ricultwl. of Watertown of New York, survey to be made of Uio same, and woulk rocummend that the grade made for 8700, three hundred on the bam Hon at Rive, Junction with evening ex­ by E. McAfee bo cut down or lowered and fbar hnndrod on tbo contents, and press on Valley Division, ranching Has­ at least fifteen inches, lo-wit: that tbo loss has j been adjusted and tings about 10 r. a. Fare for the round To lower the grade from present grads, oa Wightman Hill, thirty-two trip *3 06. ^ffho Teachore Institute at Irving Bta- 1 inches, on crowing of Broadway and Green afreet fifteen inches; on crossing tom ia charge of County Superintendent of Broadway and Center afreet twelve IHnmcii.t. opened cn Monday, with over inches; on cromiog of Broadway and . r______ ____ ___ ____ :__ •evenly teacher* in attendance, all of whom have found good nccommodatkrny, jliy Corner* on Saturday, September aud there is still room far more $fhore 18th, 1874, under the'au.pios* of tho InstitufM m Tpukifa-bEai -»a mem ben of .Hickory Corners Grange^ wo trurt tbo people will appreciate their No. 48, Patrons of Hntlupdrr/ A rorirnjK-rtanre, and that the teacher, of ’3ml invitation t* extended to all Patrons CMIRCHEt Hick*. On motiau the Strrot Comnuttoe was instructed to examine Broadway north of tho Shsw farm, with a .view to h« improvement. By Aid. Beasmar— AWrof, That tho City Marshal roport to this Board in regard to nil ar­ rests made by him undnr City Ords-, nance*, and also what ha.’ boon paid fcr fine, on art. of such arrests since the 1st day of April Ia.il. at tho next ad­ journed mroting. The District Contention in the South District, will be hold to-morrow for the •amination of a Representative in the Second District. 1 ' As was exported the Committee of levertigation, have white-washed Beech­ er. He eon now look fcr more ewe lamb, to comfort. By ipecial request wo withboM tbo As (bey walk tho rory paths of fore, Het of daligaio,, to the coming Ownty in the flowery —*------ ' --------Canvvntion, that have lieen etoried in may Huven's *oae of the townships. The diawvnee between the editor* of the Hosting. Zfasw Jwil and a rtflpail is, that one Chattel* and Quibble*, and the other Spattore and Dribble*, i Her pay far her perfoly—Plymouth church ha* already •nliecnbed MJ® to a (und for Mra Tilton-Happy rt>ureh-H*Iipy P—or - Worthy ftrion minL , JOn Saturday last. Mr. A»a W. Aldneh, of Harry Tnwuat>ip. »» appoint- 1 •d Deputy Sheriff, in aud Cir eowa ■ ‘L by ear ortw-pUrirod rthrnH 1 W. WABTAHCE CARDS. Curd* by which any prison ran term the - -r. — JM MW. IM MV* a* acquaintance nfaetranger, ar a person SSBii of rhe o;ipoalte sex without on Introduc­ tion. Address E. CLARK, HsaTlXOa, OF KTT.DA~R.tn State Land Office. AID Offlffi 5BQ3 BT J. E STEIART. Lsruku, Mien . Aiu'.'ll, W7I, Gonna Bxnza : Belov please find loment of fund, charged State Treaton the book* in this offiue, for ropts dining th** rnoulti of August, Guarantee Satisfadiaa! HUNTING CASES. local Ljijie^ police;. drawn as follows for tarns, vix.; Fourth wart til 00; 3d ward 83 80, omctiKcooiT noiisi. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. J. Cole & Son, pure drugs Shingles, Lath, FOR SALE ! Ou Mare and Colt. One Bet of Harneee. One Cow and two Hiefots which will be sold on time for approved COLORADO EXCURSIONS. m mam Her trait iltk Inst LirinUr, LAND PUSTEB, 3TOCCC VAfER UK MORGAN JONES. Hastings, June lot-1874. fi Ayse-Bartow, Dolph, Beromer.Bentley and flick,. Nay*—None. Of A. Maynard, 82 56; fi»r labor in 8d wart wro allowed. Ayes—Bartow, Dolph. B eteer.Bent• ley and Hicks. Nays-Nono. OfJoha Q-Croamy, surveying foe sidewalks, 813 76. X* s THE FLOWER the county, will make it a point to be to join iu tho festivities of tbo occasion, Report accepted and adopted. •Dd.n«ctri invitation ia extended to Area—Berlov. Dolph, Bassmer.BentThe Chairman of thu/Executive Com­ the members of the following Grange*, loy and Bicks. Pur th o accommodatem of our sub- mittee of the Woman’s Mau Temper via: Roas, 24; Hasting*. 50; Hope, .cribers wlu> desire any other Irook. sure Convealioo, to bo held at Grand 144 ; Prairieville, 256: White Oak, .magazine, or paper, pul liahed, with or Rap ids on Thursday tha 10th day of 294; Richland, 119; Jnhnstowx>LJ27, ■which was adopted. without the advertised premiums, we September, ask, u. to state that through, Ayse—Barlow, Dolpb. Beasmvr. tho courtesy of tbo Superintendents, of u^he frotivitire tl>»Grand Rapids * Inoiana, tho Detroit, enlivened by good music, end addresses Boixtloy and Hicks. By Aid. IBcksLansing A Lake Michigan, and the may be expected from Wm. Sidman, That the Board of Health bo instruc­ Grand River Valley Dirislod of the M. Esq.; T. B. Diamond, Eeq.; Hon. H. A. O. R. R., will return all Ablegate, free, Goodyear. Hon. Jams* A. Sweeter, and ted to bare the following nuisanero abated, viz: who pay full fare in going to the mootIn rear of Rock's Blacksmith Shop, on the premise of the law D. C. Haw­ Wo nru in receipt of the a ley, in roar of Hastings National Bank new mnsirol monthly publiahed at De­ Bnildiug. troit, by Maur*. Whittmore A Stophrille, ano too busy to write up their ona Tl.e initial number ia filled with “ad.” this week ; but look out for tho whirlwind-tornado next week, for wo have our fall stock of new goods in ex­ cellent shape, aid price* the very h>l. Tho Eighth Annual Re-unwn of tho Don’t forget u«. IBlf Society of tho Army of tha Cumberland will he hold at Oolnmbui, Ohio, on iug Leaves, by Joints E. Mullor—Gen­ Wednesday and Thurodsy, the Ifith and tle, Gentle Spring, a waltz—Hoar our 17th day* of September, commenc­ Prayer, a aacrrd quartette, music by J. ing st 10 o'clock *. x , on tiie 16th hut. Tho new linn of Crewy A Holden Nays—None. Barnby-A-and “Oh softly sleep m y baby All oCeure and soldier, who, at any aru now nronarvd l<. piirchnao Wheat, By Aid. Bentley— b«>y" rod*, rtnd chords, by J. Henry rime, served with honor in tbs Army or Aaae&eW, Thai the City Attorney be Oats, and other grain, at tho Storehouse of W. T. Eastman, rorner Broadway Department of the Cumbortand, are, requested to commence proceedings nnThe State Fair at Sag*' and Railroad .trrats The higbeet by our OmetitnUou, entitled to mem­ next Monday. price paid in cash. Farmer* learn our bership, and are specially requeued to price, before selling. See and Read them ncs the White League organisations in the attend, and join in tho basiaaea and Canard Hoists Hasting* City, Sept. 2, 1874. South, and their fruits, the reader ia Tha “Dead Beets" aro ia ronrmlion referred to Th TUpM* magadne fur Members of kindred eocieti.s an cor­ at Jackson to day. Our county is filly September. published nt Washington, dially invited to participate- all will I, rt-L_ ------ * * ----Mnalarna lapitMutad br John H, Dennis. ' receive a hearty welcome. Aye*—Berlov, Dolph. Bveeinor, Bent­ Ask your neighbor to subscribe fur Arraagrtnezts have bwu made with ley end Hicks. th* Rnvaucsjr Bsjrxza. and if he don’t, Bailroad Companies to carry persons Nays—None. ugbearcr before you lot your thank you we will. desiring to attend the ile-nulon at re­ I ilo tell you. Uta I I <to work duced rales: Of Fetor Shuman for laying cross and better than any mtn on AU kinds of Job Work neatly done al All work warranted nr no pay. We trust thst you will. al your earii- walks, 121 80, was allowed and orders this office on the shortest notice. Call aad gvt our reduced price lie*. GET ™ BEST DAY AND NIGHT. Qty Drug Stare, �without her. and bow tor arms would bo empty. She's never (bud a color in her ebook be loro in her life, and tho doctor nays the air is raising ot her," and the vosop sunk with the burfra of Michigan Centra! R.R. fcr-tS OLD, RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, 1878. •UMJ&h11 Tho GranARapid. ZM- Steitx'Sf. 41 Park Bn, NY. Henry *ti«vbert otitbe Martin, AU«gta Cotorty, MHMjS MT । a* eslji iii, »tsde* er. WTSHI ”’o slvre thatby vtawa at lb« I* ianun.ov-uum.1, .al lai l.v auniv In •anti e»*a msav u •SKrXfilrtasr la tha tvne> at aiwIaiU rsstatnctSssift at Muhina. <Ul«i IU. UUi 4>> of tvaspix >~««t that 4*r. th. Uo.tisu The ‘‘White Mon's" party o! Loosiiann bare declared ia favor of tho repodiation of tbo State debt. ‘1 hCmouey• received by the Treasury for the year ending Juno 30, 1874 were 3280,478.720. and amount expanded Republican r^...:.u_. reprraeutauiyoa o— .a«L_ 4nresrJt axaSEaSite; itSsrcstrj-. *En**M.hatEeBflw«rM»i. a. t> irt Mtro a'akMk la <M *nmi~a, I. Book “W“ at Hanaww aa van n. whkS Mid Miuaav n* str«a la Mean lh*aarw*a« at th. mbi at ihirtaaa Baats wytrts-xa? Tu-kt rst •UMm4 M bvOaa aa aSiaeMBwa << ■irtasei Ihv •■*• at l.arttii IwUrU iUUmu^u lUlhn swtusreab avw«MMt aa4. aa aait av inml- smewe from r?. wart stsas: utiaa*. ia anal rawaty of >wr, mB< Um* th. Hae, •TkoUlu th, CItmII IM aaeety **. V»“T~a» Wataiiae tM A. U. lCl, at tkaMaraf X"x±srrt8“iiS: ■st 5*3 CHICAGO. The balance v( cash in tho State Treasury, August 10. wi> 31.192,831.00 Hacoipu during the week ending Aug 20 were 317,402-40.; payments during ■ICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Wm. E. Savage & Bro's Column. Grand River Valley Division t "OYSTElf OCEAN" jTXBJB: |3 00’P-v D*y. RICXCORDS A HUHTOOM, • Pl Litiei at Gtite EatiraI!. Ess Tho manufacturer* of merchant iron held a meeting it Pittsburg, Pa , yes­ terday, and advanced Oto pneea about six dollar* for tun. Gov. Osborn, of Kansas, ha* called an extra saoaioa of tho Ixigialatnre fur £.SUAW-Su:dx.’«: COLDSMITH'S i^^raisr-jssx:, BRYANT A STRATTON SnEMrtttirSMKJtt! Md.MMotlMUUsUWtaaautwMm Busiuess University, M Wayne Jactai & saiiiai •nb*l 1**4* u4in.iH. u vuUu <M MICHIGAN AND not has been reappointed mail agent on tbo Grand Rapid* & Indiana Railroad. Hon. E. 0. Grosvenor ot Jonesville, who ia spending the summer mouth* on tha eea-eoa»t, is regaining his health. rm and vital organs wasted beyond repair. Grateful Thousands proclaim Vnmoxa Brrrxas the moot wonderful Invigor­ ant that ever sustained tho sinking syatcm. BIHouk. Remittent, and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which are so prevalent Im Missouri, after 1870, every voter must be abb to reed and write. The date for Florida k 1880. A new pootoAoe ba* been establish' EVERY DAY FOR THREE MON'HS FOR ONE DOLLAR. • Harlot JbyarU hrfutral. . _y MyMndvrv M W“ ' Xrs------------ ST^t 5R? ‘rrejsssr km ssssssrsEvfi?* .’sstsM-itiwer sw.-j-.l ruXtsnr- About aba hundred miles west of For lafljUHMBtOTT ■ Omaha, and near tha line of die Paci­ fic Railroad, ia a grand depuait of narive Rheumatism, Gout. I)ili> lataratItarrt Fevers. E--------------sulphur of nncxampled punty. Il is Bad Blood. Liver. Kidneys, and IHjiMt. Ih< not under tbs earth on the plain*, but ia a greet hill of briustuun. Hereto­ fore we have depended upon bicily for this article, and its discovery at borne is a very valuable one. MUSIC s aa 1 *a st 1 ** 1 lu a I *! « m i n MT MAILED^ -T“" •sMm the Mlewtaj made. Pike....... MeU. Two man >y Bar*, twa m Daak*, ea* by M.jt—4, a lUrri Qaarw« by TbalaM. a POSTPAID, POULTRY WORLD. DRAia COMMISSIONER'S X«lr» WSMMr 0TM. 1U1II . *^i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-09-16.pdf 4d0032b77739dcc983c17adeb0c3e138 PDF Text Text Tl|« t\.w>»t»CAIt Qeo. M. Dewey, VOL. XIX. NO. 21. igNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1874. HASTINGS, BAR2RJT bit of reunions pouting that wM bo.wltehfag. Ths guests toft slmost fcumodtotsly after duly admiring the work, and Aunt Rachel’s wroth found vent at onoe. "Bbe is like no young lady I ever saw. go self assured tnd pert. The idea of her answering you as sbo did. When I wxs n girf wo ware taught fo be quiet and reliring. We never tpolts to a a gentleman except to answer some question. Wo had to bo sought f "Why, Annlyl why are you so prejudiced? June has the kindest Lrart. You told me yonraelf how kind­ ly sho greotsd her old playmate, though only a droeamaker's apprentice." "It was moot improper to do it so publicly.” interrupted the sptnstor. "Well, then, she camo to Mra. Nilas' as sooaaaabe heard of tbe accident; hurtled tbe * ’ —“—“ ‘ hands sail ways brought order a &USS£I&*8 JOHN HUBEI Wk.r-.jon wSlrtw,, , End « eompleu U«g br^rj :L‘WXi.v,> iiiRiiHiiie "I believe I am old enough to choose my own way. 1 have chosen iL Aunt Rachel, and yon may as,well know it now as at any time—Juns"—ah ! how tenderly ho spoke the name—"June Martoon will be my wife when tho May roooa bloom.’' • Boor Aunt Rachel I epeechlaae far ones. All tho doctor's anger vanished "Onesirollaw doesn't'mako a sum­ os ho saw her dismay:—and tho old mer, Reginald. fcte doBbtfom tea ktirii of fear roturasd, ana this io what kind impulaes, but yxwr headlong peo­ ho said m be toft the room : ple aro norer eoMtanl. Did yoa ever low didn’t make a ■ummer’—Well, porubjm it hasn't; but a swallow has bartsned th# proofao of mins. In this cats it was the swallow of a pin I" Then be nal to his pets, the flowers, That was all tha doctor said, bat and whispered to them hie new deUghL somehow hie band crept into his pocket, It came to our hero with all the dartouching the little crushed bod he had hidden there with a lender movement weeks there had been about him Im end he thought: atax!-<oxmri of tho wily Cupid. They ‘‘Boer June. She must make her had whispered sweetest hints of tho joy own snmmor always. Society prefers that might coma, and now oar lover thought no other heart bad over known Mich supremo happiuN^ but fresh flowers wore sent for Juno, Meantime. June quite forgot her pain and twice tbs doctor encountered her at oa aho lay with closed eyes reading the Mrs. Niles*. Tho last time thoro was look and tone she had met in the mo­ just snow enough for tha sleigh to glide ment of peril H»r cheek grow bright smoothly. The temptation was irresis­ —so bright with tho leaping blood that tible, so he invltod tho young lady to rido. and Juca nestled down beneath the fur robes, nuito forgeUul of every­ thing but ths electric axcatomoni in the keen air, the music of the bslls. and th* presence- of Dr. Reginald. Tho longrot way is very apt to be selected ander ■uch circumrtanr'-s. so they sped along fur mare than au h»ur. overtaking Aunt Ho will tell you all about it this after­ Rachel iu they sped down tho avenue. noon. Mamma I am glad I swallowed Unlucky June! some merry fancy that pin 1” just then amused her. so It was her own Mr*. Marston shuddered. unmistokable laugh that floated out "Juno! how dare you ? It was horrimore clearly than tho ringing of tho bto. If tho doctor had not teen boro many bdls. H»r otfons* ageinsl Ash­ yuq would hare strangled.” land dnorum bad been sufficient if aba “Yoe —but—mamma," and the eyes had only ridden quietly wi>h the mueh- dancml again —" tho doctor was bora; coveted doctor; but oh ! that laugh I Dr. Reginald gallantly lifted his hat. aud^un# bored, but poor Aunt Rachel ilostued it her duly to testify 'aguinit "such going* on," and the winter wind frank way. Tbe assent was given, but was warm compared to her salutation. a conviction of duty required Mrs. Mart The doctor was indignant There wa« son to give him at length s catalogue a spice of chivalry in his nature that of June's pecradiloes and faults, to all of which th# doctor listened with polite TmpaUooee. Fred, nearly crushed his hand with a wringing grasp of congratulation. -*Ah. Rex. old follow - so you proSo the prancing horses were checked, I poea to have June all the year round ? then turned sharply round before the Well, she is a darling,—Anyhow, one good lady's astonished face, and more miles were measured off before they re­ turned. 'Tou must cotuo in and w arm your­ self, Doctor!" pleaded Juno; so th# merry pair entered the houscMr*. Marston had grown used to the -Juns” flits, with all her mother s । doctor; so she saw that Jone didn't an­ among the flowers, or sends the cc noy him. and wisely concluded to let her mother’s laugh ringing and them alone in their Innocent fun; so ing through every nook of the old I she greeted them graciously as the stood near the glowing grafo, tolling of Uio ‘-splendid ride" as June phrased it. Her hood was tangled in her curls, its zlho London HtU says of this variety, fringe had caught in tbe fastening of which it dencmina'sa American; , her furs, she had two puts in her An­ There are two or three useful and gers, and when those fingers were And get It is the best Wringer Manufactured for thlfoDowing reasa 1st. It will turn with half the lobor of other wringers. 2d! It has more Capacity. 1' 3d. Its Cog Wheels are always in ge gear. 4th. The bearings of the Rolls need J no oiling. •__ 5tb; TWltollr-*"-—turn -------on •’ Hie ahaft as the Crank if pot attached to the shaft of Ill never Roll, this saving expense of four or five dollars for new Rolls before the Wringer is half Take it, tnd try it, by the side of any Wringer in the ini ■ttasvKU: Matic from the best Eastern OAK LEATHER In the best manner by experienced workmen always rm hand and made u> Every Harness Warranted. Studebaker Wagons, Superior Grain Dxulls, . . Oliver CHillted Feed Cutten?, Corn Shellers, etc. DENTIST Nukrille, if farming tools always on band. Miciiiai. GBEBUBdt HUSSELL. I HEW OFFERS! NEW PHOTOGRAPH NEW IDEAS FEROTYPE GALLERY Custom Planeing, Sawing , and Turning ?G Al^P . Done on Short Notice, OLD AGENTS. (Bert of Worktnanrirlp] Hand Rail, Newell Poe andHOtiaWa, NEW STORE! NEW GOODS AND NIi PRICES 01,. ...CUI .uoW; ”m(> Hastings, Michigan. _ jiBii ' r J. L-wtrinxs, W.L-Wrtxnra. ______ 2 '' ' -. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS! BLACK 4-fUl * unwnuswu HASTINGS, MICH. . . _ _ BP.fotwni, Pure Wines and Lienors! L. 0. SHK’S H.A. BUSEi-t'S- tXRW... , 7 pOO© .-HfiuO ■ wrewAY AMHurvsDrt , Lie- siLt io in® Ing over her he whispered, swiftly : “I can remove it safely,'my darting! trust mo Through the look of agony to the brown eyes were flashed for n second .a light that lent fresh nsrvo to tba prac­ ticed hand. Tho bright steel instru­ ment glided to its task ; then, as he withdrew it, tho|doctor shuddered a little, but tha danger was over. Can’t you fancy how that instrument was flung aside—anywhere—and how tho graceful brad rested, for an instant, where never a women's head had rest­ ed before? The mother's tour* fin wad fast now, for with all her icy rebakings tho mother loved her child, and she could find no words to tell her grati­ tude. Once more the doctor bonding over hu patient, a message was given and received, though no syllable was utter1 •T wUF name again this evening." 'said tlfo ductor to Mrs. Manton. “Meantime, Mease keep all phu ata safo distance.’* 1 They were hapre thoughts tbal kept him company till ho sprang up th# steps 1 of his own rmidsnoe, with the brigbto ' 1nows of his heart sHnulsg in hie fore, 1and bo entered Ms sanctum singing I ward President of lha United States. SK St?so. 1970. .tosetod, sad. bswad in lbs tank. JEW ■ar iohae ab«M to wl^nd ****** them awsy is io imperil th# party by driving them oat of its rank*. But their nboenee has not brea noticed. They depart, and are followed by others who bun for a season, and, Ilka tho first, take their flight when the sweets of commend thtmto petma !<a»lt.to ths country, as weU wxwtby •< poean-1 tion in the pmdt^yMi, whether an makers of eggs, or of msal; as sitters, or narses, they arf. invaluable. General Rooulh Attolirod. Aside from those of Democratic failh , who bimoeed lbs RonsbHcan ty onhave gsuaraTprinciples and purdr dot par-- <| ty grounds, who are tbrof Dtapjiointod n«n I Chronic office-seekers who Kara ftilad to sharpen tteir sxas at tbe RepnbBcan grindstone 1 They know that the party hna weighs;! them and found them wanting, and now they labor for its overtsrow ia tho vain, hope cf eaccring from its ruins tbe coveted effiora demed them in the tempto JtoeH. We trust the time will never camo when ■ , । , . । t , 1 ty by promisee or > „--------------------- .heir attachment to tha party ia simply a dedre to flUfts <rffires, tte sactwr they leave tho tetter. . Tbsir presents can give no strength — , their departure will relieve tn of a bur- GIFT ENTERPRISE! Hastings, Mich. perfect; I drove till my Angora grow numb, and—"Juns stopped, choking, her ores ditalinc in horror, and sbo gas­ ped tfarf-jfa r Mr*. Manton screamed, of course Dr. Doane grew pah, and his heart ■topped its regular beat, just a second. The next his arm was around the suf­ ferer. her bead thrown back, and erect professional nerve in order for services. “Keep quiet, Mrs. Maraton. Giro roe th# case from my overcoat- Now hold her hands ■•June! 1 won’t hurt you any more though his heart throbbed. "Blesahor!” •TU bo in again before night. There is no danger, (Iwugh Ihore will be intonne be took hi. bate. Aa he opened the gate there lay in his path a rosebud. Of conne bo picked ii up, and reroguiMd it no tbe one ho had hidden in the cndlsx loaves two houra before, though why hr held it with a caress for a second, and then pul it in the pocket of hie visiting book, yon must guess. Poor o'clock caaic, and the ceretao- . mous visit was paid. Aunt Rachel’s , Y’ALL AT JOHN STANLEY H.lur Groceiles br less stensy lh<* sey f*her Haus to Osttlegs. esll al : baby stopped bis wailing and that Mary brought him a roll a! fine, soft linen that never camo from the cottage stores; than he half hoard a quiet murmur of a, rootle voice; bet when bls work was done there was no itrhnger visible. Giving his parting directions, ho ad­ ded; . '■You will need some delicacies, Mrs. Niles, and 1 will sec that Aunt Rachel sends you sotnc wine immedi­ ately.” ’•Indeed. «r! yon're very good, but my sweet child—Mira Manton. sir — has been bore, and see : she has brought mo wino and fruit and jelly enough to last the master for days. I was her fcatsr-mother, sir; she ntttr forgets mo nor my Mary there. Rices her sweet fare ! Wby eha treats my girl like a stator!" Mary * ’I®* were full of tears, but ■ho must add bar mils of praise. "Oh, Doctor! she was trying on a dress at ths Maifama’s when they came for me, and when she heard the nows ebo made her coachman bring mo at 16, im. th of May. 1900, Indiana, apaahmu»K, -WM organised, Wmia^H^~I^is^' cstohlished. end certainly o— of tta meat useful, is the. Domin'----brood more closely reeombto oo Dorking then any other —__ risty. It diflters, however, in hat only four toe*—a great advantage, the way. ia a practical petal at yioi and in the legs befog jrelfow. JI feather being of a very light ® barred across with darter, daty-1 Sduta to do dispersed and poor Mrs. Niles wn of little use. Mary had com# botue Iran Madauto Boy's, but it nt Dr. Deane'• own white hand* that prepared everything, and with teadereat touch lightly examined the dreadful bruises. Ho wax dimly conscious that some one had oora» into the outer room, though all he bad heard was a stifled exclama- Mm Bm» with gnstor v a Breach tad ded tu 17M. PnriM-lte tetetalaf Asatawyte- UU ROUGH and DRESSED from Roglieh adventures in tho same buriawss. wtewwr. encroaching fen, Hudson’s Bar and attar terttera local- a»ax r. chihitii a co are making yourself the subject of most unpleasant remarks." Not a word from the doctor, and Miss Dean was much too eager to notice how the brows ware tent together. "Rsgiartd! What do you mron? You hare never paid any lady the ■lightest attention, though you hare mot the most elegant girls, and.* now this eaacy chit seems to absorb all your thoughts. It isn't right, and-" "That will not do!" camo in clear, even tones from across tho table ; yet there was a ring in item Aunt Rachel M.« t: » �You trill find n»oo Yoax.S'pi'H, 1874. sars-ix m 1878 l« v»ai-w ... iwnn f •• Ta (W>t» I.. . a world. For rertaioly the era io* waited nm and vxprea* them fully,-while 1874 ' *. «* .1 ,L. —I_ * _J ■ 1 IP-! a Gnabit such a favorite tanboth tn and oat at tha city, ability of D. G. Only, >t* Republican Nominations. “F“!“ 8 8- <• 1874 SZ 4 S deliberately forged conveyance* of teal I (and -•- W» ofljr Building Material, Finishing Lumber, ShTngle.. Door*, Saeh, Blind., Flooring Siding, Door and Window Frame* at price, 0) THAT DEFY COMPETITION. BRACKETS and MOULDINGS. g of every deeeription i 3f • -Og aforesaid dareared. to hinreelt ol land 51 SPECIALTY. A 2 3 PLANING RESAWING & MATCHING < C < J •< .? a Tba meant dnrlanrev* made by Southknowing whether Isaac Young U a live ►one Promptly: „„„^77 . Mb Mill and Yard on Broadway near the Iron Bride.- porter* and jobber*, hand, don't toe it Spooner & Hepburn Valkar diaappaar*. Of the fraud i» ducovvn-d after tba ateL Walkar ia Bine Stag. Nor, it Dina capable of con- SrKW GROCERY AND TEAHOUSE Just opened in Mr. BOWNE’S NEW STORE, •4»»'X?r»x ,Iocr/ Seoyy 8ier if Sj^ji SfVtT. its pn-per field a rogue, why arUclre at taaiy buy a CMICBEt Where can be found a choice and well selected Stock of Stsph and Fancy |H GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTI.)NERY Ac. NOW IS YOM TIME I A oomplele ansortmcM of all kinds of Whole and Ground fiteieew of Shreveport, Gent’s Clothing, daelinlt. without veu?- ’ WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Season. Ereah Vegetables always on hand. Also we have a full line of the best ar that any tawl Lamps &. Fixtures, Crockery, Class &, Wooden Ware Dry Goods of all Kinds, Always on hand at prices that cannot lie beat in the County - Uttlll 3reSvSb»w< T j w j.tesSww lUffUU* CMAPTER Domestic’s inlkidless Quantities. Dime Kaviogx Hauk, for 8275,000. the SC of land on tho southerly aide ol irty-tecond aireet, betwren Brundway and Sixth avenue. The building* are good* bstore the firet of September, and R XI Mr. Witthaua paid 845.000 for the property about LlKBIEMHmU Trunks. Also a full of Groceries. Cheap as and - Good ■ as - the - best. thouaanda ol unemployed poaeible department of I bread and efotbea. lamnunxad under tbe adminiatratuio Then, tho old out of tba city for their Sunday recrea­ Booth, imagined tion*, and they will make a vigorous fight for what to them ia a vital matter. Thia question ia one of the disturbers that come up every little while to vex the aoula of politician*. Tbe American religion* element ia inflexibly opposed to the violation of tbe Sabbath, the Gvr- for dodging: Come and see for Yourselves. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Financial Statement of the County Biaav Cuvvrv Tim. Omcx. i fixating*, Hept let 1874. | Statement allowing laxlger balance First. Second. Third. Fourth. B «• do nearly all our new work by Machinery My power costs but little. I don’t have any Dogan-Head Mechanics. I boss the Job myself. The work is well done the first time, and there­ fore I do not have to charge any extra price for the Job to cover the expence of repairing it. 1 make a dozen Buggies just alike, and can make them cheaper on that account. Seventh. I live onthe profits of my own tabor. J don’t Mxe to pay rent. T knote all about the Buggy business. Tenth. When 1 get a good Mechanic I keep him. CAU through tho month of September I will take Wheat at one dollar and twenty-five cehta (t 1,25) a bushel, fur Buggies, or will give ten cent* a bushel more than the market price for it and |»y io Buggwa. Those wanting to avail themselves of thia opportnnftyTabst crirne soon for I can sell all the Buggies I hare got in a month by paying a dollar and a quarter for Wheat. UU1K BROS ■tx are about •’“‘Ixnwuteufreah recripte ud ,p’*o,,,a °PP"rtumiy.( rilh t a.mu <»that J can Sell Buggies and Cuttcni so cheap. of Prairieville J. L. BEEP. xxrnnvx n xnau. Such niadoeas again Under tbe preeent ayxtem, U from <50 to 8150, to bare a cura 1187S. Beecher’s Illness lo the absolute 1-7 . firtahtyofi Timber, Lath, Shingles; Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Frames, Brackets, to being it into voxue. They ari imr a hall 00x40 feet, fitted with does not went 10,000 bushels Hastings Depot, for which the Highest Market price will be paid. Fruit Growers give us a rail opposite H. A. Goodyear’s f nwtfuiif. Hardware and make arrange­ Hand Rail, Newell Posts, and Balusters, ments to sell or whip __We will also receive apples at Nashville every Friday and Sat­ Give u* a CalL urday. Custom Planing, Sa- 1« 4 1878 1-7 I Ta RtewyfcKTi 1878 gaysgs 1871 JUDGE H. BARNUM & CO. Bi the County and in the State. FALXEJt EWCAMFMT 411 w®»w Stprvm >* w ve‘ Senatorial Convention the Jeff Davises. SSC^-ft ui«Tt>U« EASTER X Machine in Full Blasi. Now Is the time to See Us Make Cutters by Machinery, wu«to their breath in condemning tb? State Officer* a* responsible tor the re- THE SECOND DISTRICT. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free delivery to any part of the City. Respectfully, Spooner J Hepburn. peered r riday baa atirred up tbui moaa once more. Psblio opinion ia the' diy haa anea mere -reared to Tilton, and it paraitting hw wife main a aacret wHh i nfoitto th.- world, bo .. 16th, 1874. a UT lITtlTtlUHTL '■•as ts vawMa £ devote Clubbing Rate L«l «kw �Tlfs K’r’fcucM Bateau, 00377020 CHICAGO BEHIND! fc-aty. and at Neshvdl*Our thanks are dee Jacob Mau*, for «o®e good large bwnebre of th* Oee<»r< grape. They are the fiueat we have aeon thia aeuaoc and were perfect­ ly delicioua. Thanks, Jarob. J. 8. Goodyear A Co. inform the peopi* through tbe oolamua of tha Barra «hat they hare to rtoek, aud fuTit. an ixupectiun of their goods. Aa thia firm tore even up with the time* giro them a B. Patent OSes to Michigan Inventor*, for th. week aiding Aug. 20tb. 1874, and each bearing that date. Furnish­ ed this paper by Cox A Oox, BoUrilore of Patent*. Wrehingtou, D. C.: Lubrioatar, J W Seed and M V Os born. Kalamasno; Compound Railroad Raib. S Thorns Jackson ; Spring Bed The Burnt District. informal rote, foe R^rewniative, with the following result: Whole No. <d vote*. 82, of which A. C. Town* revtfrsd 18, Henry Brown rrorivedB, RichaW Jum. received 4, Juba M. Kipp raoeired L The Cteventfou then prtraded tn a (..•ratal vote. Pending thi. rota th* Meesra. Jouc* and Brown withdrew their namra, and tha ballot reeulted in the n*nJnat>.m of Amo* C. Towne by a vote of 2fi to fire for Henry Brown, whereupon he wa*factored unanimous, ly neminated. A District Commitla* consisting uf Beam. Hen. R June*. Henry Brown and Hou. L. lapham was then sleeted. Voted that the next Convention be b«-M at Hickory Corner*. The Republican elector, ol the town­ ship of Rutland, are invited to meet in caucus at the Town House on Saturday. Sept IB, 1874, at 10 o'clock in the fore­ noon, for tbe election of four delegaXM to tho County Convention, four to th* Diitrirf Convention, and one to the Sea- :anx! CHURCHES. Gold 109 1-8 Ckira80a90. Gets 82 a 85. Wheat L(B a IM. Mre. 8*dea, of Colon, has me learn, rented a store tn th* city and intend* to cpec a new and fresh stock of millinery goods, together with a large stock of The Republican elector* of the Town­ ladies tnxuiabing goods. She come* ship of Haatiag*. are iarited to meet ia highly recomm led. and will undoubt - caueoa at the Centre School Hou*e. on edly receive a liberal patronage. WedMeday. the 23d day of September Barlow A Goodyear make their an- instant, at two o’cluck tn the afternoon, to elect 4 delegate* to th* County Cooveeticu, I to th* Repreetrtatire Dis­ tort Oonvantion, and one to the Senatotal Cunraatiou Convention. By Order of Committee, I Aa adrartiaer* do not wish to be imi pored open by paying out their money Business darounta & a? par rent. on fab* pretenses, w* raggret that *vCreasy A Holden are still ia tbe mar ! ary advertber demand* a iwora eertifi- Fcr Lieut Governor—J <wume W. Turner, of Shiawassee. For Serretary of State-Geo*ge IL IIoum. of Ingham. I For State Treasurer—Wm. F. Howitt, Send ns news from yowr locality. i eate from th* foreman or pressman, of ' afire* soliciting advertising, of th* I number of paper* printed and regalariy I circulated. We will gladly furnish our* whan requested We reaaot be expected to alteud all Uio funeral* and wedding*, and only The Baaamt i* for sale at th* Post know of th* occurvenc* of ntnl of them by partire inlerreU-J, or tbe i.firisting . office Newa Booms. w't*E\^T1 Read and ponder well what the 8 lingkind of news that are cannot send j bearer ba* to aay. porters out to look for. We wc 1 Wheat ha* been coming ia very gladly publish notice* of death*. I freely the post week. ZThc time i* roming on no* for frtrit The old family cat living in a lunueCover up them toraatoaa 1 tell you. hold ia thia city, ha* become, not only 1 For a Sewing machine cheap, and a* n rat and moua* hunter, but turn* her । good aa the beat, call at thia office. attention of lata to catching squirrel* on the fair ground, having secured two within a few dav*. She is lousidered th* beat hunter out, and would un­ doubtedly give some of the Nimrod* a a lively hunt. Soecea* to you Tabby. Mint* Spooner A Hepburn are har­ ing a epleo did runof trad*. They are lire men in busineee and. .know just what to do to have those desiring to purchase rail upon them—they adver­ tise—and all tbe throng* of ruitomekq turning thank* to oar friend Garrett. at their counter* now-a-day* i« sufficient fat taro largo watermelons. e . evidence that they are doing as they Al Troutwin* arrang*advertise — that is selling good* so cheap that tbe people are sure to boy. Nranviuj, Sept 12th, 1874. Ma. Esnoa.—Aa there appear* to be a number of candidate* for th* office of Sheriff petbap* it would not o* out of the way to mention that we here have on* w* would like to are become th* boat ef the little iruid»<r-forr«f brick in your city. Capt. G. W. McCormick, at proeent a Deputy Sheriff as efficient offirer.we believu, sad our popular land­ lord ia highly spokeu of a* the choice of our people and erem* to be a favorite receive not ouly the vote, of Republi­ can* but command a large than- of tba Democratic-Liberal Reformer* rote* ia addition. Trusting m other* do that hi* Haim* may eat neatly be considered w* will wall for the derision amlremala a* er*r a tioo Croxxv sen* wvre etartlrd to hear the d read ed cry । of fire echoing back and forth upon our streets. At once a Btsrxra reporter re-1 paired'sa tho sc-ao drawn thither by Uio , illumination of spreading Hames, and hurrying of pedestrian*,,tnidil the hal­ looing of men. •creaming ol women and children, and the rapid .tolling of fire Leila .Arriving upon the ground irdh pencil* and a ream of paper, our eye* beheld that it was beyond control ; parlmont sa* on the «pot, end tx cure immeroe>l tbe enveloping m***, com­ pletely staying tho prngrveo of tbe fire. Ixm unknown. Insured, wo learn, to aurano* Company, ef Hartings, Mieh. - P. 8. The Brudi and Sharing Heap near the Font Bridge, on Scat* S'roeU ; wm discovered to be on fins caught, probably, from a lightmi cigar bring thrown in. It was promptly extin­ guished by the Firemen. tuetbod of returning their thank* tu tho A basket fit «w, will be held at Hick­ Fire Boys of thia city, for their energet­ ory Corner* on Saturday, September ic effort* in saving tho read and Sus­ 19th. 1874, under the auspice* of the I pension Bridge at th' fire Saturday or- menilwr* of Hickory Corner* Grans*. 1 No. 48, Patron* of Husbandry. A cor-, dial invitation i> extended to all Patron* ■ to jots in tho festivities of tho ocauion,, and a »pecial invitation i* extended to th* member* of tbe following Grange*, viz: Roe*, 24; Halting*. 60; Hope, 144; Prairieville. 256; Whit* Oak, If you wish to see evidence that dull 294 ; Richland, 119; Johnstown, 127, times in bnainraa ar* fosaing away and and Baltimore, No.— “good time* coming” step into Smith, Local ilifipejt Notice;. my lord Dan rtvp* around waiting on David B. Cook are on a business trip their numerous rastomara. Ha bellere* ia quick aalee and small profits and that to the South-west part of tha Slate. The statement of ths financial stand­ ing of Barry County, given ia another column ia correct ia ovary particular. •u Roa era Block, State Street Family •uply *torr,*Coffee*. Tea*. Sagar*. Syr­ up*. qaere, and all other article* usual­ ly kept in a grocery store Floor, feed, '•"To and oat*. All good* »oid will be •bid al tho lowest retail rat**, for ready pay only. Cash paid for butter, egn, vegetabkw m.d other farm nnd garden product* ^Pr. Lathrop, we learn, had the tun of looking for a runaway horse the other night, while oat in attendance upon a patient. Bentley Bro*, give notice tha! they are prepared aa usual to furnish any­ thing in their EmBead their naw Fur Commissioner of Stem land Of­ fice—Chauncey W. Green, of Oakland Fur Attorney General—A. T. MeRoytad-da. of Meikegon. For Supcrintenden! of Publie Initraction - Duane Duty, of Detroit. • F«w Member of Board ef Education Cerrol 8 Frarcr, ef Port Huron. And adopted the following Platform, which of Stealf ought to be enough.to prcien'. any Aw*f *mb from ruling th* Bdieviug that it will bo impaaaibia to secure ttu b reform* ul u«l - miatratioa and change* of [idicy a* will restore th* hone* tv and economy of the early day* of th* Rapuhlic. through either of tbe other |-aru<i heretofore trusted with power, tired of ibufflmg. financial expenntetit* n-jd fa)** standard* of value, and- deeming the encoachnMata of fed­ eral eutbcrity upon the powers for a long time exertred exdnairely by tbe State*, prejudicial to our liberties, we will perteet onr organtaatiou aa a Na­ tional Re orm party, and present candi­ date* upon the following platrorm: Fiat. A reduction of tbn cumber and diminution of tbe power* under the National govorumeti:. Seo.nd.-A reduction of the aaiarie* paid to such extent that t» fund for po­ litical purpo*** can be raised by asscaement* upon officc-hoidera. and that no office iball be sought on account of its emolument*. Third, Political opinion should be neither a reaion Car an apoointuMni to uffico nor a ground for removal there­ from. but frequent change* *l>ould bo mad* to secure parity of adaiiniatratsoa Fourth, A prohibition of recomniea DAY AND NIGHT. Oty Drag Stat, WOOL CARDING j-BTugui. •tSSWfa Guarantee subvened by good mnaic, and address** may ba expected from Wm. Sidman, Eeq4 T. B. Diamond, Esq; Hon. H. A. Goodyear, Hon. Jamaa A. Rwaaay, and Satisfaction! COLORADO EXCURSIONS. 11 St I.oul Exran Drover ! rom dal Buaiueea Or. all our railroad* begin* jZln looking over tho appointments to Improve and wa sincerely trust there made by the Michigan Conference w* is better time* for them in the ne*r fu- notire that Bar. A. A. Knappan, -fortaoriy of thia city has been transferred from Coldwater to Laeasng. and Bar. X>s Monday night another, pile at O. W. Sherman to thia city; Rev. M. wand, of about <00 cord*. belonging to Drowning to Irving ; Bar. J. B. Halin Pursuant to a call for a meeting of tha railroad company, burned near to Middleville ; and Bar. T. J. Jacokea. th* surviving mem boro of Co. F. Rth ■ aauniL Cozxcbk, Grand Bapida; Regiment Michigan Volunteer Infantry, thorough work ; nble'teachera. Great* • r demand far itndrnt* to fill position* «xm of th* member* of said Company than the ntpply. Term* reasonable. on delinqnaeta through th* businem nomet at County Clerk’* Office oc Satur­ For circular* addrea* C. G. Pweaaberg. notieee. Heed it. and thereby live paved aS quietly. The BepuMiren* day evening. 12th rest I'loj-rirtor. happily. The meeting wa* called to order by have succeeded ia carrying the Stat*by Popular petebre jurt now—Melon an imreaeed majority. Fvery Republi­ Lieut. Jacob Mare. Geo. H. Johnson A Co., of MiddtorillH tf« too bo»y to write up fliclr patches Boy* illegally eiaidng them Ou -notion Lieut Travers* PniUip* can Congreeiman is elected. Th* Stale ’•nd." the* week ;«but look out for th* should bo provided with steel-line Legislator* is almost unanimously Beelothmg. 4«* Ladio* Mito Society of the Prreb.terian Church will bo held ut tho rwriUnc* of Mrv Lewi* WeatteU thia OHHOMQ8 ! ' ChH loans 2 1-2 per cent Eaton Ononiy Fair ant week. “ISE, Chrozao Maple Grove. Hon. L Lapban:. Gfliwrt Buck. Wm. Boek, J. V. darkOraagwriBe, J. IL Eeri. Jamre Ha­ thorn, L W. Wing, J. A- Turner. PreirievOle, D. Beynold*. J. J. Pe. 1Q$S UNKNOWN! . r-*>«nMrkIau<. Frarvr Mwuas Tkan- veh. A. B Moon. Ottep. Tutor. Hope. J. McCelfom. Ira A. O ■ A. Bowker, L H Bare.* REAL ESTATE at the end oi /un% are only an average I in yield and qurli;y. Tbe email grains wore harvested before the gra»vboppc.-« apppaared ; but. a* in Stater north and south thia year, tba graariiopper* done damage to tbe farmere to a euosid*rab)e extant. Happily for Nebraska, however, very little but cm ha* been luhiected publtcan in tbe Senate, and thro* tu their ravsgee; nd core ia by no fourth* Republican in th* House. means destroyed, but a it) tang* from Speaker Blaine ran aheorl of tbe Govhalf a crop to(poaeihly)almait a failure arwor'a vote oonriderably. in a few piece*. Tbe trait crop of Ne­ braska ii more ia quantity than aver pond with the roembcZ* of Go. F. 8th before, hot. a* a rule, the fruit i* infer­ Miahignn Infantry, with a view of mak­ ior In aise; and taking th* whole rang* ing arrangements far * re-union of said of agricultural product* - bay, gram, vegetables, root* and fruit-tbe State company. Motion prevailed. WM. H. HAYFORD. ,HJT! omciiKtwrrHoiBE, HASTINGS, MKSJGAN. Tha following la tha Committee ap­ pointed : LieuL Traverse Pbillipe, Chair­ man ; laeut. Jacob Mani, John M Bea* mar, Chari** M Banyan, Charlei H. Swarthout.N- IL Walbridge aed Em­ mett Col*. On wiotiaa of Jacob Man*. Comrade* Wm. H- Powers and Jam** F. Mead ,5Lff AZra PICTURES 1 PICTURES! 1 am now afl alone in the Photograph l uainean, and a* I have mad* arrange­ ments to increase my facilities for doreg better work than ever, all riioold enfi and get a negative token. The »uperiority of my work in th* peat ia » *«*rient gusrantee ol 6rs«-<laM verk in th* future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side State BtrertSltf Qno. L. Hnan. J. Cole &, Son. by A. C. Towno of PrairievUlo, ChsirmsofDutmt Coiastiteo. and organj.-d by tha choice ol Copt. John H Mrrt- �>58 go । wrr nW®? Michigan Centra! R.R. Term* «f AAverftatetg arc -sHrred CHANCERY MALE. OLD. KUUUill DIRECT ROUTE. Jrt*OlBMor. OSISIU11* WftsfaW. toatteA. erf Mtto qt-n. !*«*• “■“t-rii-C-iS wtoivS SwwtS ■i^ruacs. or ou rau.h Ihrrvol m sMaU v* Tho folio .ring axhiHte the estimated reduction of annual internal taxation and cuitomr du tana under tba laws men- jar 1867 40,000,000 . 8,1868 23,000,000 Acte of March I and July 20. 1808 45,000.000 Act of July!4, 1870 78,848,827 Acte of May 1 und Juno 0. 1872 f5^ ’ 57,828.761 ssrEffiSSre scrsmrmre-x “ rs&-assurri!s!:r.'=£=.,rJWA ally cerimstion than can usually be ac­ cord*! to publications claiming a “*octety” Mi > Bo m*ch uneoogbt !• 1873. 00 00 00 S3 SAS 88 l|,XIH»*jJ<,W2B?M»V8l 71 That this ram aadurtioo ol (axaifcn should ba aoooeipliahed within air year*, immediately following tbo cloeo . , , ' SALE ON EXECUTION. 6»*1« or HicOMsi. Cee.tr «f Many. xunta SMasKSBasirs®: !Frt.TSWB»iSre: of tho war tor the piueurtu’ion of the 1 Union, and that, during tbe »ame per­ iod, the national debt tbould also be redoced and refunded to tbe extent of earing, aunoaly. ■ $90,000,000 of inter­ oat. certainly evinces both good ataieemanaliip and carotol economy, .,«»■■■, 2 *« k». s. >»,. t> SssenM Ia»al4awrt«a*«.ara.au AtopsMSSKW Whitelaw Reid, editor of the 7HM, baa congestion ot tbe brain, seriously endangering Hs UK ■ ■ s lelem-Mx *5 Et bm iJ»»mi at tjd&d: IM1 la un isarsrtsi ■Mfeeriaaeeer ...rre'e that er’t «jsr«r . —. ™~_ j“^“cxn±.tr rKtt.'x.Tt.-ses.u^rH; M. & Brackett ot BeUeeue baa in his geological coUecUon a meteoric stone WB1UBT S KOLBS -tUiKST. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Wm. E. Savage 4 Bro s Column. Dr. Bcuina «f Wta^. In order to attend a seriously injured patient, X xmkx'rr. •beets ■y<yi CHICAGO. Grand River Valley Diviski “OYSTER OCEAN" Hile: iM Gatlcn Bntirnl Tbe name of tho Marshall A Cold­ water Railroad Company hoa been changed to tho Coldwater,. Marshall A Mackinaw Railroad Company. Superintendents, only 00 per cent, of the childwa of the Otete atiand aahoob —frrAaavr. Whero’s the rdtopnbory GOLDSMITH'S BRYAFT L STRATTON Fit! wam jattei & saitm Business University, w% MICHIGAN AND an article for Cixitraa <1 lovn. Burr thing ortbe money rr funded. Address E. CLABK. Hastwoii..Box 4. Mlcb. MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS. •- < ■- ■-*■» •'.raaaM: OAKS mid lUrUM. a m 4«1> Te gits Mrtteelsr slUeUM Um et Iteila IriMiMe! MryeM*- 7ewb«r« to lM ..-1U iU.resJsre eeM e.ly state ■ STwiSaSfl^satof^v oa.*1" GET ™ BE8' Tke Beet N«W Setoet H-ulsf M.M . i« “W".< Manaaaa «a Mur «M. .tai mSx.'TuU."E.s; ia-SS: A I-Jvc Hpley Newspaper EVERY DAY FOR ET-rr, THREE MON’HS FOR ONE DOLLAR. Marhi HrporU MM. 7 AiMtvw. vith rvmlltaoer. (**»• Tin: EVENING NEWS, SSStf A OAKD £Ss Michigan ‘■•TSKtar lAJfCEKY OHJOKR^ JENNIE. MUSIC POSTPAID, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-09-23.pdf 82a57a9e64868c5d9083375880370212 PDF Text Text Tip fVpileucy Swam. Ceo. M. Dewey, F.DI1MR AMD rriLUHMl. HASTINGS, HARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1874. MS’fixd a complete atoek of.gaaaral hardware timber Siatee, give the following ro­ sette: Maine, 10 1-2 million acres of forest land; New Hampshire, 2 1-4; Vermont, 2 1-4'; Mamacbaeefta, 11-2; New York. 8 1 -41 Praasyteanla 11 1-8; Michigan. 12 3-1; Minneeria. t* ; Wk It m tbe beat Wringer ifafftljbahrtd J>r tiie following rawone ■. let. It will turn with half the lobor of other wringer". 2d. It hu more Capacity. M.z Ifa Cog Wheels ere idwaya in gear. 4th. The bearing! of the Rofla need no oiling. 5th. The Rolla will newer turn oil the abaft aa the Crank ia not attached to the abaft of Roll, thia earing aa expose*of four or five dollars for new Rolls before the Wringer is half Take it, and try it, by the ride of any Wringer in the market, and keep the best. WE In the beat Studebaker- Wagons. Superior Grain Drills, Oliver Chilled Plows, . Feed Cutters, Corn,Shellers, etc. DENTIST fttiiills All Made from the beat Eastern OAK LEATHER by experienced workmen alwaya on hand and made to order if A full line of farming took always on hand. Mirtiiai. vrae<»>l< .tu-xM m. NEW0FFER8I NEW PHOTOGRAPH FEROTYPE GALLERY f. ci immi & u LUMBER, Timber, Lath, tihlagiae. Hash, ©note,' Blinds, Mouldu^a, Frames,^neketa, and all kinds of Joiners SElttOUHlUS OFFffl! Custom Planting, Sawing and Turning Done os Short Notice, WE WANT AGENTS. Hud NEW STORE! N.w.ll Po*t, aadflalarera ’ Ren>*«h«*8#la*i WTB&S MARBLE WORKS ! WtuMtW, w ~ U\VSTI>?»fe CALL AT JOHN BTANAKT «• Pure Wines and Lienors! . WO" Tte sate lMwM.au> pMrtbaM. to tee —rt z- &WO,O0O 00 xN fa Q..l<ap, Mil M . ip tftia manner virtually exported io that'of tbe complete mannfactnre, and m.y easily Im e»nt to the remotest corn­ er* of the -rurid." Thie is tbe way to obtain home markets for our agricuI tor­ si products, fast with which our Weetem farmer, end Weetarn enterprise are every yea. becoming mote impraeeedi However vigorously the sgriralleral The woolen factoriw* ot Michigan mteosto of tbe State have been I«u*" I cutsd. it can be aseevted with rtnpbaei. that tie- out lea. important »onrce of a State's pnMpcri^—» diversified system or range of j^taufsefuring Industrie.— has not been aegtected. We mar mul­ tiply to Iho otmoet extent the teolitioe for transportation ef agriqultnral pro­ ducts to foreign matksta; jet, after Ibis is done, the best .market, far the farmer are tbdiw a»VV hoB>. - at his own dmr. No agricultural district can long follow tbe practice of .wpmiing ita products without impoverishing tbe soil. Andrew Tamogton is said to bare been tbe firal to .ugaeaL in hi. remarkaU. work entilfod “England's Improvement by gaa and Land." publiabea in 1077, the measure, that hare since led io the manotectnring greatnes. of England, and el the same tim» enriched her sod and bar aristocratic land -own.ru She brings the machin.ry and skill to tbe raw materials and thus remorse the neceeeity for seeding abroad tbe bulky wheat, corn, and wool. The plain good .eneo ot Adam Smith enabled him to In 1872 a wap of 1,600 mSoe of the coast and islands, made by tbe turfy Jesuit*, was published in Pari*. In 1689 Baron La Ho jtan published a book of travels i1---------- --— that “upon I-sko j<r c.tnM, the a___ _____________ and plentiful, there being not a seventh bote from the ore." In 1721 P. De Charieraix deecribed tbe copper depos­ it. end the supentlliooe of tba Indians io reference to them. In 1765 Captain' J. Carver visited the mineral region of Lake Haperior, and his reports were so neas of copper that a company wan formed in England ia 1771, which comteeneed operation, oa Ontouagoa river andov Mr. A Henry, who wound up the buainsas in 1772, informing the comXlbal “tbe co entry mast be caltivaid peopled before the copper can bejofitebtf mioed." A ceaiary has since otespod end th. population and the profits are being iwUred. the latter by a score ot non of lajy companies in active operation­ Tracing the bistory of devolepaMuts after th. HMUceeeMul c iperwcoe of Mr. Henry, lbs next movement worthy of note was a Government exploring expe­ dition, io 18 IP. with H. R. Schoolcraft as miacralogiit and geologiit, seat along the south shore of the lake to examine the copper depdrits. In 1623 a simitar Gor.nun.nt expedition waeeent <mt,and •ech made favorable reports But the first systematic exploration was com­ menced ia 1881. by Dr. Dongles Hough­ ton, aubmauently proeecatod uniter the eutpicea of the Stats governnwat. end carried on aucceeafully and with impor­ tant reeulte till 1818. when the fiaaueo. of the State treasury were diurraagmi by the “five million loan," aa it was called, and lhe annual approjriatioa for th. surrey was cut off. Dr Houghtoa then appealed to tbe Gen­ eral Government and wa» euecataful ia obtaining an appropriation for public ayrvvr* and grological work on tbe Upper Petpo.uk of Mi-higan. yhich •nabtod him to prosecute hie explora­ tions eurrrastuUy. until he eeme to an untimely drath by drowning in tlw take white ia the midst ef hie important te- Rail. MfrJ rs ox XIIG03D8 AND NEI PHW There figure, are potoat with mean tag and .how in agrisultuval develop­ ment which cannot fall to rank and keep Michigan among the most jierun. agricultural Hute. In tba Union At evidence ot theee feet, and of the rapid progress of the State it may £e rxZed that tbe number of farm* under actual culliration hero inereaaed from *4,086 in 1850, to 98,786 in 1870; and it io added by tbooo familliar with the facta that the purchase and opening up of new forma hare never been carried on more rapidlt than at present, and eopudaliy since 1870. With ion. few exrepfaaoa the entire lower ponin.uk or main body of :be State >• admirably aad U axel and climate for agriculpwrpoees a»d prosperity, while the oxtenure rang. of.water bane and nomerous .Uipptag porta .wUl always af­ ford abundant faalidaa fa prompt and cheap transportation, and render the pumnit of agriculture! demote end profitable on all pert, of the peqiptnla. In addition to th. farilitta. tor ctr»»eportatiouiby water, there it a net-warp of railroad, extending over the State and into the interior, which bring, the mean* of reaching the bed market, on the continent or in Europe almost tn the very door of orery farmer in the This ia another important industry, yet in its infancy but rapidly aaraiaiug larger proportion*. Whew the enterprise of Michigan is prepared to roll up its ■urplu* wheat, turn, and pork in wsbo of broed-doth, beavera, and alpacas and mixed gouds lor woaocn'. waar.they will Lave abundant smptoymcr.t for their artisan, and female operatives find market, for their agricultural product* at home, and never be crumped for transportation er imposed upon by rail­ road monopolies lu bis “WaalthofNatnaa” Adam tknilh said, and the people now ere the tone of bn arg«meat, that “neither the rode prodeno. nor even the creme manufacture could, without the greatest difficulty, support the exprnie of a cenuderablv transpor­ tation, jet tbe refined and improved manufacture easily may In a small bulk it ftvvjuratlr contains the price of a great quantity of raw produce. A piece of fine cloth, for example, which weighs only eighty pounds, evutaius u> the price not only eighty pounds of wool but sometimes of several thousand weight of eurn, the mamte-iaace of ths of the different working prapte and of their immediate employers. The corn which could with difflcultv here Although reports of vast mlaeral d»- Indians. Oveaa taaaM posits in this region were made by the Psaawfiawnie Sad Ateii Indians and Jotoit Itihtn at a very I porwe era alny^ awAari early period, yet scientific explorations | srs mix it with riy^ash and surveys were not Stade, nor was I immediate ssjghli aihtai anything ot .necific nature known of jsmoantls MMKh the vast mineral wealth ol tbe Upper ] wbeee ehnsMai iacw.il Pentnaola of Michigan until a oompar—*• —' • ■ ativ.lv recant date- In IfiM Is Gards, in a book pabQshpd in Paris, made known to the world the existence of copperon sooth coast of Lake Superior. CTaode AUouax, aa early missionary of tatolligew. ta 1M8 dianorered n ledge of copper projecting above tbe water near the shore of the Iske. The same authority found lumps of copper weigh­ vAkiraia or tMToaC 1 ing from 10 to 20 pounds among the There era five varieties of iron ore la ■ —■ ■ ■ lx a-,4 >e district: (1) Utetafat ilteth is VAX-VAJBXxE UXFTW I «.” SMMWr H.A. BUS ELL’S tan ,x. *u<>ta~« • PrixaJ5,000in Silver WATERCOLOR from imposing upon communities a neoeseity tor exporting oom, wheat, wool, cotton, and other products of tba earth ia their rade.t shape, to be returned again ia the fum of doth and cutlery. If the products of the soil aro exported the means of fortilaing the soil go also, bat do not return with tbs cloth that ccmss back. Farmers cau not ignore the last that man is a mere borrower from the earth, and when ha refuses to return an equivalent iu fertilisers, she does as do all otbsr creditors, refuse him further accommodation. “England n-.akre of her soil a raaenoir," ears Dr. Carey, “for th. refuse yielded by the raw commod dies x>f almost half the world, thus obtaining manure that has been valued al 1600,000,000, or six times times the value of the satire annual *gtioullural product of Michigan. But Vfl Wve tba evidence in tbe its-' tisticsof the manufacturing Industrie, There aro a number of minor indus­ of the Stale, that the peopto of Michi­ tries which for want of space can not be gan are already alive to tba importance •uutaorated in detail, *och as planter of reeating market, near home for the mining aad msnatecturiog, breweries, distilleries, etc. Nor Is 11 nseemery, as within a fraction of Un thoussni man­ the greater portion of them are common ufacturing rotablishmcnts in the State, to nrariy all tbe Blates, and la about giving employment to sixty-fire or rev- tbe same proportions in relation to the snty thotnaud perron*. and consuming popolatioa of each State. Manateeannually sixty-fire million dollar* worth tufesin taetala will be oonridered ia of mstertak Thi» ia evidence that th* policy ia to brio* th. fanner and the mechanic, the plow and the loom, in •bort, the producer end the consumer, CMC together, usd in these relations a State andsr reaeoMble eaergy and in­ . . - •* ->t of ite psojda can not Another eeeret of the --------------------.ast,'a wonderful properMy Mm in th. great diversity of her •MMUfiaainree, which embrace tba wide ( and dtXden for mega** ,with tboee prodoeed in I ■srsslwi firn , tba aranutestuie ol eteeL Ttofmof ,Sheffield would toon go out if ihentanu.foctureta in that town were denewdrat ,on English ore aloaa Tbe Bow Mtewfrre , , . , lantic, and the other ou Portland, Oregun. on tbe Pacific It wW mm along the Kao of tho Northsra TsMTieliaj and dtreedy throasgb the anteeonl re­ gion, of the Uppe. PrtteerinaC, MrihL gaa. taking is> twolra State, and Tteritonea and tbe Proeiaen of Ontario, Can­ ada. Theee apparently Inexbaotibie Statos. Here, <*«. continent with abradant re saeilitioe for tramportaston, with the great wheat and •“ V-ftTVW » „l,,» bi, taoated IhX, locations, for whidi last purpox- we bad axmrwi aerea peratito from the Secreta­ ry of War. I took four men with me from Jackson and hired a guide at the Sauli, where I bought • boat sad’eoaated up tbe take to Coftier Harbor, which ta over >00 mike from Hault bte. Mario. General attention soon befan to be attracted to tbe mineral wealth of thia region and within the next dared, other eompeinva were erganked, and tbe number of thaw eoeapasiae and extsat ef tb«*r operation, bare oeotianad toiacrease with most axtistartwy rasalia down to tba present time The aver­ age coet of delivering (ho ore in the rers at tbe sakes in about IS pre toe; ftwigM toClwretead *4 86 pre tan. mahaa NM 11 is sold ou th. wharf ia Oevnland at an avtaage of 18 nor. ton, taaviag a profit cf fil 65. or after deducting iiuur ease and ir»dent.h, -7 •» ». •b>ch So ter m b ret known Michigan has so coal dsposita *f any eossldasnbte fatepnrtaace. Two coni otfiei are wwekad io . Kmttod rxteat wtach viehfod ia 1870 enal to tbe ariw •( •fiKMO- There and osier communicatipetePill ate and other oral fa idwing Xteite been krg.lv eedaeed. Tbe taet annual ropert ol tk Uke Share ami Michigan Raiiwgj Company to its stockholders contains these words: ' It is B foct worthy uf note that rates hare of kte yores tended downeaud to etoadOy and �prepare ftS* ’ Jl ■■“'r, r WATS YwwiUlM atllu 10 Ml M HIIL “faym ete. Irrel," M thfvrern c»Bi during th* palmy dare of JinyK <’Td commit tbe truly Wai MB fo-^rr Repubhcanjloruinations. support in any manner. Hanoe the loyal man ef the nation lean with on- hope that foe Foden] ajpport of the le- , gal State Gorernaret, now re-inttatod ingx, and dretitato of any reproeenterive ia i porter in Lowieiana will bo k> defect- OF St BENTLEY, impe feftta rixnu tt foot: :«e» A* wanton reinm of^hite an I black BopuffliuM at CowAatta is soon to hare boost oufc tha prelude to the more thoroughly urgMoed aud conreq jontly mure Woody work which waa commoured at New Orfoaac on the HtK WbM the White Lroqpterv first began rtn epread over foal State, fooefbo ago, woeeidtUy wooetheXn Klux Mgw- tlrM boforo (he outnqpm of Ku Ktaxwm would be revived or faafowaaed in roeEgnity. Shaeyrtditoiow han. sow. been falMU, Bad it io poUhte that the aeewac of the past week in New Orfoanv. and one wMeb-wuoH wot da d toerodit to th* moat revolutionary of tho South Ameriren Bepabltoa. Aa armed vU ...ewbierl ia tbe pabbe aquare, lirtenod MtoscaaftfeMMltf delegutire to demand foe aMfoaffon of the Governor of the State. Thie favor being rvfuved1 them, foe awl waa mywyted to eeporata, only to meet again at a later hour quote them fairly wM -thought to be at j; the vtek of appearing to diziort the reel: emffonent of the South, if not to <uiv up nj-mljbetween .tb* twoarefitm* ’ Arid,' mbe,fl»yvffljWmf, that when the hoM*. demoarirauana dwigrecably like Freaident U legally'relied upon to eoathroe whirb preceded the ^ulhro^k Itain the eutberitire of n Stale again it INihave paered, for Hm inert part, Itraitor, in erm., be will dy Bia wark quite unnoticed in forWortbetn flttfti thoroughly. General Grant h ret in And, yvt, it did no! m-Cd (bo praCilcnl Itbe habit of allowing hioMelf to ko out­ commentary feat wa* lari week afforded Iflanked by an enemy with whooe tactic, Aa hooeat ir. the aireeti of New Orleon* to imptwrt he ia perfectly familiar all difintoreoted mind* with the feet ।election in Louiaiana i| demanded by that element* at trouble and danper errey voemderetiow at pnbUe joetire, were di«cloaod in »ud» preM utiorafioea but lhi« can never bo had while traitore a* we bev^ilh place befwe our reader*, iare psiuiittod to interfere with or con­ In the Atlanta, Gtorgfa, Abw. ef Sep- ltrol it. And that wuet not be. They trmbor lOtli, on* of «ho nxHt juoeperouv Journal* pubtlvbed nt the South, ' ithink the government for permitting to live, without having any voice and Mid to have a marked influence . them I upon tho political aentiment of all that Iin tbe matiaa of Stalo. Aud ..penally region of conn try, wo find th* foBowiag: 1wa think prompt action should at uaoe “Lot there be ‘White Leeguca'jfottueI I fa every town, village and hntulel of 'League, and to panbh aa an enemy tn tba South, and lot m ofguntea for tbe ,the Government and the eontUtuted authorities every memb-r of that trait- Wo offer Building MaMnal, Fini»hing Lumber, Shingles. Doors, Sash, Blinds, Flooring Siding, Door and Window Frames at prices ’ Jealoart baa flplrind fender, aad statement* have gone forth to tbe pub­ lie imputing iaaolvency on the Ameri­ can, and suggroted jEo Company a* un­ worthy tbe patronage boatowod upon It. 80 far have then: miarepreaqnlalioM end faba enluaamM been rented th* tbe fpolicy-boMere hl Jockeoa Vuoaty became alarmed leal they were not aafcly inaured. A mealing wa* called at Jaekaou of all fee policy-tooHen in Jackvou noenty. and al tire reqweat of the Company a committee of three well known and prominent man of the coun­ ty waa appointed to go to Chicago and make a tborongb emaninaliua of the areoual*. bate new and aawte of the Company, and faruivh a report of tbe •ome to every policy-hold.r in Jrekroa county, aud abo to publieh the am* la THAT DEFY OOMPETITION. BRACKETS and MOULDINGS, of every description A SPECIALTY. JAWING & MATCHING ►one Promptly;. near the Iron Bridge Spooner & Hepburn Mr. BOWNE'S NEW STORE. Block, Herewith ire place betoew our reader. I eition <>( Inaura nee Cotnpanie. in lhe an able review of tbe official and pereoa- United States nod' thua ha* produced [ al career of Senator Cbahdler, from I j jibe StfMir to which we invite the I epocial attention <if every rveder. Space The rvi«rt .liculd l>* read by every 1 forbid, our enlarging ou what ia there poliry-huldwr in tbe AmericM la*er1 uid. aud we will only my that in Mr. ace uv borne down by Northern Radi­ (Chandler ihv people of Michigan have by thorn keeking ibo ailvantagcn offered i eala and hall berbaruu* negrooe- But । a Senator worthy of tbe State, and w* | no matter what they may do, it ii time : for ua to otganiae. We havv been tom­ trurt for twenty »rare yet to romr hi* 7*. Ur Fairy HrUrrt ef Ur A—frifOO h■BHMrv <*<up<ay «/ CkuOf, lUuttu ' poncing bog caough Lyt Northern . name may etnnd on the roll, ot the i Radical* undenUand that military eu- । Amencan Senate ae the repreeratative RrtAnl cl Jc<l.>c• Ccaolf, JflUy**. mmodtbeaapooc of • military fare, I pervirion of Southern election, and the | of the Iree and mtclligvnt men of the i Your Committee appointed to exevidently well organiaed and drilled: • Civil Bight, bill mean war, foal war eiamiue into the rmponiibilitv, tueete ' mean, bloodahcd. and that wo are tot dafoAipcafa vere rent to guard tbe ' Aa thie genttemito i. about to tie1 aad management of The American Fire principal atreeU : and bamcadre were ' nbly in earnoat, and «v»n they, fanatic- 1 brought again before the people of Micb- Ina. Co, of Chicago, aro enabled to reI al at they are, may rvtraeo 'heir tlepe 1 igau a* a candidate for re-election tu the ] oert that we bar. been furniihed Cvv.y 1 before It ie too late.” facility for each examination, and to * Aad in tha Nachito<h<M, Luuuiana, 1 Senate of tbe United Hutee, it taay bo the extent of our ability, have conwiennoil to call to mind tome of tbe conoidI vration, wbieb lead u. to hope that be following : ■ ill be .urtaiued in tbe future aa in the “We advtoe our native white fellow , pari by tboee whom h. bn* Mrred ao eitiavns of Lottiriaui who bare nmyed well. Hia life, name, furtun*, private themaelm. again it itirir brother* to re • u.rgy, aud public eat.rpri** have long to anawer tuck <jue»tiou« at may Ji trace their *tvpa while there la .till time' been known to the country. A native of New Hampebire, be maty jean ago Milled in Michigan, where ho hae won ater the- meet approved Mexican petall bi. triumph, a* a private citizen aad a public loan He wa. bred a mer­ teeu. and appoieted ••GreiereU to oSeer chant, and hai acquired a large fortune, that ON*. The rerelt wav tbe tenure of w bicb enable* him to give hi. time tu th. Mate Boom, of all the State and । The people will be. mittvfiocl with nothing public affaire, though very much to the abort of act*, plain and unmirtaknble. , city property, the .touting up of th. ac­ They hare yvt time to redeem them, detriment of bi* personal cxraowna. houte., an 1 ia no care mor* than 83,000 . tu.l Governor awd foe chief ol Police, eelrea. They know full well that the Had bo refuaed tbn public aornce of hia riakod within any right equate reel.—ia white men of tlui State are no tuere be­ country for the purpovo of augmAutiag ; inch that tn. av.rnge tore la far ><•»., ginner! in the arte of peace or war, and Ma own eatete there it probably no man and can l>o approaimated m.»n» -lovely, that going through ouch an ordeal, all of our timea who could outetrip him in than in tho care of imliarriminato ri*k(, thorn whn are not with u. ninrt certain tboae Lnricem qnaliikre wbieb are naoro- •nd the poiaibilily uf a eweeping or ruly be again.! ua; and none .oeh will b* aary to tbe hlgluut .ucovea. But be mou. Io*, ii avoid* 1. Prominent Inaurallowed to remain A our taiJ.t, to take ha* been willing to devote to tba inter- knev mon of Chicago admitted to u* the ret of the Republic the very teat yean Ncw, it i« evident, that tbe re-mueb ua in the flank ar nar at foe opportune of hi* life and to make hi* private for­ ercvllenen of thie thwiry, and it* cer­ loudemurd action of the General Gov-1 tune a matter «f aeevudary moment. tainty tu benefit both the cjcnpear aad •rumant ia ordering the diatnbubon of Ho waa made» mayor ol Detroit in tbe awired. if faithfully carried out, and we arere fdruiahod* abundand triPROMPT AND DECISIVE ACTION troop, through foe Mouth came mm too the Sesa‘0 ot tbe United State, in tbe dence that it to etrirtly adhered to at THt rttCttMHlTOr IMkHUUK. Thirty-fifth Coogroea He woo re-elec­ prorent date. The tidier of th. com­ New Orleans require* prompt end ofted to the Senate u> Irifa, and again in pany being oppove i to rtok* in large faetaal ttnoimoot, or it will a**mn» aueb IbGli. During thia long and eventful citiae, we were unable to baeo it* stand­ Advil war again extot*. A Slate . piopeetMa aa to render it* aupprereion period be ba* borne * moot eonopicootu ing at homo upon tho amount of bullgovernment hre been .ubverted by ea and ofertivo part. A number of eev- uro. tranvacted, but gentlemen to whom cortiy and ereredmgly diScalt Tba armed forre, a rebellion* nob, and foe rial of the mart uu[>ortai>l rommittore, pretext for fan diaturUnre waa the Federal Government ha. to feel with be hre king boon at tbe head of lb* oxo treking, expretaed their c'afi l.nce emaua ol eme which had boon chipped Coinjaiitre ou Goaunerce, and ia pear. in tho company, and all worn united in that exigency. Of oouroe it cm do bul oaTwar kuiehowa lumarl| fully ado-1 K"°d opiniona of lb* probity and ability one thi%. The inaurrectfoa maea be । ef it* individual officer* and manager..npproeeed, foe iaouegeate rowpeUed | Without relying era tho reject* of doo* him by the great national party^in back wilhfa tbe oyint of orferiy tew-' w«w pwrebaoMl bl each large quantise 1 another Irariing Alabama Democratic power in placing him on the National regular examination., of which one la a. feooe 'eriaed by foe aulhoritto* indiea- paper said, speaking of the late Irmibet* Ksecutivc Republican Coaunittoe, a* made at leaat each year by an officer abiding citiaeua, and their leaden, aud । i ia Mae of tbe panebee al Louisian* ; from each of the acven State* in which ted plainly ewoegh what ute It was tnwell a* th* powerful and unintervpted 1 tho murderer! in feeir rank* property i —• terefod fomiU bo made of them. For Mrrio. he has rendered fur many year*., thia coppeuy doeabutei punished for their Crimea. New Orieaae | , i« a proof of the animation ia which be 1 State Caving been uuu .AM WMDtfea thee* Wfarie Deagnen ia not Pari, in tbe day. at tba Coreia held throughout tha country by the and aaliafacto ry. ■ e ha---- — munieta, nor ia tbe South a part nf I S been orgumring and drilhag; rtrunecit men ol tbe Ilepublnaa party. amined tho at e*ta and vecnrttlM. Wa oeptare and new.paper orgnn*. a* The Senator ia not much given to । fled, in brief, A paid up capital atoek of Mexico. Wo have gained nothing % ' wu ehwer ia aaotbar article, hare made । qieech-making, but when he doea apeak •300,000, aud au available aurptaa of M aomfoeffo^fecl that lacy intended it ia a^paya wnuble and directly to the I upward of 13.50,000, inveated in mort­ called, we bold nothing to-dre that wo parpoec. He ie generou. and chiral- gage* and etxka. which aeem to na to take viofret taoewurea >f they foiled can call onr own by ■ *erure tenure, roe. ia all hia bearing, and bold and , ample proviaiun fur the payment of of carrying their purpoor pMofady; raiolul. in doing whatever in hi* view loerea ou ri.ka. which during the year neither our property, <mr righte, or onr and the mwdore aad aereeibietifHH 1 of duty i. required to be done. He wa* a* 1878 bore tbe ratkm of an average ritk Hrea, if a oouapirecy of armed m« can which tew) otrurred prior to tbe New , a* U well known, everywhere one of the of 898,000,0(0 to 1179,918100*. with a! al any time i too up end overpower tbe moot advanced of the Bjwrtan band io 1 , moot an impoeaibiliiy, owing to th* character of tho nvka. of each lorn retie legal anthoriSeo and then bmwm fe! Ortorem eatbreek. waa amply pooma-1 boing increaoed to ony ruinnut extent ; 1 to ^operation, and are dri*rmMad officer tbe Stele or commnarty from in addition tho romiuuy poaMMi up­ atrd Ui^Klnc tc Hu Utl rrlmnlj. tbeir own rank*, and hare their mon ward of 11,000,000 In in»tailtn.nt njtav. y tit uarc ittftrtu tie hticr. rixou* dtiago map acted and «l»ywd , ft *ay again feel we/rijy. zorferilg What were tbooo New Urtewww eafo iSSteivre------------ * —• toUwa thinking of when they pretended wj,0 j, a creature *o bree that becaueo they had been woroaftil I that the Loogpm there art nft ftr re-1 ■u ferir troaroo, fee matter wa* all ended and pesoo reeterod. They. wfll flad there to no poore fee foM,; thiedefeat wrong h Iih4awi aad H» weald be eoejirod Senator Chandler jwpetretore dealt with re tbeir g«* tturd. thrir actual value, and by the to a thorough and tnrooerful rialoemar.. .| term* of the application and pifley,'; demand. AH the available' power of and Um done much ft* the party end die may aad tbe navy, the di^tebre which Mob policy bolder to euppomd to (bo country by hi* powwfial will and In- be familiar with, tho ndjnvtnirnta aro rtale, i» to I* eweeatretod in foe twbrirlueiWe irarpoeen. Whatever he no­ upon tbto bate* . horedirtriri, the L’rreidret declaring, il ertakea he to generally able to aocom- male Thint in th* practical management Vader three grere areainstances the idiah. He embark, in every entorprim that he wifltnke foafeHfo jwreon. M of the largo butenere liauacted at tbe all hie oonl and whateror maan. aro daiticaeewretoy. Thfofo-tfe m. opi* w n------ ret- TTMred H«*ree had no home oBto*. we find a perfect eyetem of | mandad for it* triampb. When dnriag , book*, account* at>d record* withorere- > of the hour. The vmy InvtMtovf eelf- eNrakMre buffo reoporei to thor fepfe- from Taxa* and Arkanaa«,and If the fight bad begun me shudder tu think what i tbe late war. aad dfbeequrotly. the I thing eo eiimruarize.l aa to fumt.h tn* Mn.UlOdHkto wouM hare been tbo fata of tbe un disciiifint. with axa«t table* of actual *t-1 *.rev<i>«><<r#.re. -n pBned reckless and ignorant negrca." i |>eriment* upon » hid. to predicate fti- I We might extend abamt J rifefe*. I it which mted the hour, bi* wire ha* tare roeulte, and enabling them to tell •urea hrerd ulway. crying oat < Keenly tbooo quotation*. but enough have boon and roaring again to notion th* flagging at wy time foe actual oonffitfcm of th* company, nulled with a wire economy given to verify what are have said aa to energy of tbe people. Senator Ch*n-1 in expenditure*, not .poring fa what the warning. which hare "boon coming dier's view, aro generally eound and I may be necowary to it* wdfare, bul'lndror on all oubjoet. touching th* na-1 . , * up from tho South for month* part. And tioaal wolhre, and Ma Judgment e. a' mling nothing In ili.play. In brief, wo wiah fa fie umleratood aa to which neither th* peoplopf thnNorth- prerfioal tnuineee man aad tree who ha* Im* otndied and worked the ‘financial I making no comperiaiu and exprreelng no preference between rival r.>mnani»K bare given much bred. IN.dtily they problem U worthy of the aericnw eon-1 but we do aay to you having pobete* in are not eoerloaire of weight of oeothnent eideration of the nation. Hi* great ex-1 thia company, that you are Tn*nred ia a in that rection of tbe country, and ’we perirnce commercially and financially ie rompaay managed by hooetMfad capa­ aorely needed ia there time, to *- ble men, a company thatefe *ownd tohope to coo teem roiraUrbfeuced by Mmc ijfi'r* — i country It in* asd parpoee; bat we eal/mil that will etrirtly anaje by the termt of It* fore* menacfag symptom*.. ia foe free Renwoffully .ubmlifod, ot wMnievSnto, are worthy al tba grarCtuxujte WtUU G»o A. Ttxm victfaui i*. that only the power nf th* A M. Trrrw Jaeka-i. Aug. 1". prrreat *tiR more aretou* otibrvakt »l Sou/if Sidk of SfUft SfW can be found a choice and well selected Stock of Staple NOW IS YOUR haq ROPERIES, PROVISIONS, (»NFECT!.»NERV A.tuuwirtniAl of all kind* of Whole and Ivr.A Gent’s Clothing. Spice*. Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic's in Endless Quantities. rS3f=ii?E=!U0B Iffl COMM’S TB1IMC 2 Jr8nfis3 kl ___ .fc WARRANTED PURE. in their Season. Ercsh Vegetables alwat* on hand, _j‘ ' , 4|*¥. NC h»rc a full line of the heel Lamps A Ffxtares. Crockery, Class 4 Wooden Woods Ware nn haml nt prfee* that cannot Im* lieat in lhe the t< ’ountv CASH “R11 V P.TLR Will fhnl it tn their advantap , amine MiE&oac. before ptircluuiiug claewhcrc. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUB OUH GOODS GO Free delivery to any part of the City. RufKetfuU0, Spoonrr <f Hepburn. H The Cutter Machine in Full Blast. Now is the time to See Us Make Cutters by Machinery, ..£'^3|AL Also a full line of Groceries. Xiun preairsdio Bhow my Astonisbed Customer* why it i« ►ha’ l^njicll Buggies and Cutters so ehcap. Second. Third. Fourth. Kflfi. Come and see Yourselves. J. s. Sipj-rpttif n jift yijer. Sixth We do nearly aU our neir work by Machinery. My power codit but- little. I don’t •'are any Dogan-Head Merhanicx. IboMdhe Jolt mysel/. ■ nte't^ork wAl done the first time, and there­ fore. I do not have to charge any extra price for the Job to cover the expence of repairing it. I make a dozen Buggies just alike, and can . ci—, -i. — ,r on (J",, account. . . . _ .\°f my Oltm labor. ve to pay rent. about the Buggy business. r it a fiood Mechanic I keep him. through the month of September I will take Wheat al one dollar and twenty-five cents ($1,25) a bunhel, for Buggies, - ■'■M'AJiimwtfW'cl more than the market price for it pay tn Buggies. Those wanting to avail themselves of thi« opportunity must come soon for I can sell all tbe Buggies I have Igtfr.in 'A.Jn!’!nth.zhy P"yiu£n dollar and a quarter for Wheal J. L. REEP ■ "■ • Xri*«8 ,jpt»f»«IR tnoftl Timber, Lath, Shingloa^SajBh, Doori Moulding*.Ftfriwa?,Bra aMMb, does hot prevent 10,000 bushels of good FALL AND WINTER APPLES being wanted at the Hastings Depot, for which the Highest Market price will be paid. Fruit Growers ‘tve us a ---- -------- -------------------Lyear’s Hardware and make arrange­ Hand Rail,' Newell Posts, and Balusters, ments to sell or ship. ring*, Sept.. 16th. 1874. IEV ADTEmgiUlEITM. tew* , ■ "."‘J?" ■’ TBS Tflrfil/d? Barlow & Gsodsar,‘ afle. Twenty Tears of unterrupted business, will open daily ia receipt ft rtM’tieaal to ahow that there h a cotep the part of the Democrat* devote �The f^ptlsuciul B^l □a fedfosx tkafS-artlL' prfleofiiA?hr Council held Wsdnswday evening Sept 8,1174. < ' Present Mlyor, and Aids. Brsauier. Pkxin, alld being convinced that such a amvantion and picoiu would be ol vast Mudge, Fuller, Bentley and Bartow. benefit to the Patrons of Bony count y, \ Minau-a of previous aiaeliag read I hereby appoint Thursday, the 15th I e^meted and approved. day of October next, as tire day for Petition of A. J. Bowse, to bufld a holding said Contention and Picnic, at I Hastings. Able apcakan of tbe Order will be preeawt to addreaa tbe ceavaaikm •»d J meat eanteetly hope every true Patron will U jwro-t cordial invi­ tation is cordially sxtewded to Patrons from adjoining cewaties, aad all other pm sous wbo may wish to attend anoint a Marshal Meet aa such until the next Twgahtr ataoRtoo. • * e. .1 UIU-a T%atGeo W. Rfoewui be U|?out4 G»y Marshal t* not un& tbe MrtgmseWMMftt" *'*' M’ ** Carried. • * Ayes—Dawaoa, Mi mar, Fuller, Bentley State street was, acrepted aad psrmlsriou granted. Ayes-Bulow, Mudge. Boesmer, Fal­ ter aad Bentley. ' Nam—none. The Select Cocin^tte* on Ctty Bedd­ ing reported aa follows : for PJowa ud other 2SSK **•* MIMmRK.. • rm be »i... t. MJ Me UtetvOfta/js Ju<ri VL.I. . -V___ ‘ ......... *• : 1° go and see this wonderful davrfojmssnt .of the iwoduetiveaaas of | th. roil in end about thia eity. j With hia Mwai regard Cur truth the I***? "***ot tkoNrohnUeNrire laef 1 week publrekea. what purported to be a n{ ,be DuMs in the Assault Chao of Job K. Wilcox Va. Samuel Nor* forenoon, will be said far charges, on I ton and Howell Griswold, fit jxrsonal tl;/ dock of M. C.B. R. Co., al tbe fool idamagec. In this statement tbe Nt<rt ol Third street, a quantity of unclaimed man-says that Mr. Wilcox denied aay- freight, comprising mowing aad roepfag that Mr. Griswold told him a cer­ is g maahines, cultivators, seed sowers, tain story, whereas Mr W. told Gris­ burrows, clay cutting machine for mak­ wold that ba did tofl him said staxy, ing brick or Lie. milk safes, sewing •riiervupcn Griswold struck Mr. W., m achinea, packages of household goods, kanckfait him down in tbe street, and glassware, hardware, boots end shoes, that too without giving Mr. W. the 1 trunks. G liamls flour, 1 cutter, car­ rhanre to alter any second word. Tho riage wheels and rims, 1 car hard lum­ awault was staph brutal, and lhe con­ ber art other article*. .Also a lot of ”B?5S, duct ol those men unworthy of good csttanr. ' CHURCHES. The N* < York 7mms says that the tOtoporsMe wu ot N,w York know that to vote a separate ticket is to in­ crease Democralic chances, and ’they hwvecoosoto tho sensible oonclnsion tkat by doing that they would not be earring the cause they have at hes^t. Wo wish it was so hare; but instead of that their public speakers avow their purpose to bo the overthrow of the Ropsblicea party,—the only real tempe­ rance party there ie, or ovor waa, in tho Wa think the following from lhe last issue of the K slams too GoutU about aa cool a threat of tbe Deed Beata, as aaything wo have seen of late, and that । they- must appreciate it. coming aa it [ doe* from a paper that haa all ell along •dvieed the orgauixattou of the so-called 1 "Reform Party ' and the abandonment of lhe Democratic organisation : "The reTcsol of the Democratic State <'->avuntluu to adopt the entire ticket mjounstnd at Jackson by tbe Ltefjnr.ers was a very a-ise coodas.jn, ss th» vote givnn far tbe Refc-m ticket this Fall will show whether it ia desirable for tbe Ihanocruxic party to abandon its organ­ isation ur keep ft intact. WWVltak Ayes—Barlow, kludge. Faller and Bentley. , Nays—None. By Aid. Bentley— Beoeruer. Basoleed, Tiiat tbe alteration tn the W. B. Shriner, has erected a cider null on an axtenaive reals, that ie really a valuable addition to tho manufacturing industries of our city. Ho hue in opperation a Brookwalter engine of 4 1-2 horse power, that driven hie machinery, and a splendid one it is. It drives hia ap pie grinder, and his [areais, of which he , Land and Calcined Plaster Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. ber,885.80, lor firs: Werl, was allowed; A)c»—Dawson. Mudge, Dolph. Bearmar, Fuller, Bentley and Hicks. Nsyv — None. Account of Peter Schama n. laying crosswalks, 834 44), was allowed. Ayes—Dawson, Nudge, Dolph, Beu­ mer, Faller, Bentley and Hicks. . By Aid. Bentley— That the Fire Cooiaiittro Ire inatrnrt* ol to hare Court St fixed so as io al­ ias- lhe Fire Engine to get water from Bi3yjtyyucaygE On motion tba Fire Cuasmitteo wax instructed Io ranee coudru-tora to be. laid into the Beuerwir. . (6mt scsnoL w Carried. Ayse—Barluw' lUesmer, Bentley, Mudge and Fuller. Nsys—None. The account of W. W. Kelley, 837 45, lumber for crosswalks, was pres;■ntrd. plan, aad by the operation of which be can estruct enough more cider at one shilling a gallon, than can Ire obtained by the old procees, to pay for manufac­ turing. Ths jiower of fhe new press is over firn times that of any hand proas orders drawn aa fellows : On 3d Ward, operated by two men, being equal to SI 67; on 4th Ward, I12 8I; on 2d 160 toes, as ordinarily used and can be j Ward. 8* 43, andon Im Ward 814 45. made still nu.ee. Eivwything about tho cornea from tha peeM thoroughly tfninrt, is drawn dseectly from tbe. vs is into tho barrete. and tbo barrels ' rolled ou a level to the wagon. Besides, lhe engine furnishes aa abundant sup­ ply ol both hot and cold water, to any barrel, in a law momenta can be cleaned in the most perfect manner. All in all AgricaUmal Implements *c, *c. PROBAYK ORDER. «TX1 Nays— None. By Aid. Bentley— You are hereby notified that there Wncaaas, Certain charrtc will bo a joint mooting of the Pioneer been made against the Marshal Kite and Hose Companies at tho engine where. Farmers go and seo for yearrooci, ou Friday evening, at 6-30 sharp, aelvee. Take your apples and exchange for practice Awry Jfrwfer is expected them far cidvr, or by waiting only s few minutes sec it made up end take home the cider from the very applae yen took to the mill. Mr. 8. can make Ayes—Barlow. Mudge sereaty bbls, in tea hours, and expects Faller and Bentley. to meet promptly all calls upon him. Nay.-None Council adjourned. । tibm who de«ir6 any olher book, lagaxine, or paper, published, with or । about the adtvrtifeil premium*, we $100 00 REWARD! Chromo. CITY ^<rs Depot. Baa. ball ie undoubtedly pxxl exar­ aad capital amusement, but it often caaaatte bung'd eyes, broken akfns m DISSOLl TIOM XOTKX HOPKINS and BARNES, ch aliases to trot your hone, “Prank ' Olmstead." against my mare. “Imdy । KoUagg.” at any time previous to Octo­ ber 1. 1874.1 wBl here aad now name I Haturtay. lhe 26lh day of Sept, aa tho Heal Jloticej. 1'oacbes plenty aad cheap. day for tho trial, over tho Hastings Wheat, extra White, 11.05. Apples a dmg in lhe market. Our streets aro full of |>eop]o Republican County Convention Sat* unlay. Ijuiten remaining tn Hastinp P. O. lhe merchants aay baapisaa ia ta- uncalled for Sept. 22, 1874. HnLC Boodle, Sylvester Baker, Allan Green, David Gump, Frank Hohnre, Geo Hagel, Wm Hanner, Polly Dr. Upjohn re nbout making ecme Odell, A Oakley, Jackson Round, Mrs ■ fine iniproreiurnte at his residence on Alien H Robinson, Mias Amrie Saute, Eugene Brett John Sum. Mta Frank Broadway. Wo trust every Republican in the SheMou, L--ater B Waltrous. John M Present Mayor, Recorder, Akio. Daweon, Madge. Dolph Bessrocr. Fuller, Bentley sad Hicks. , There is an unusual amount of sickHeadings ol tho minntre ot previous aeaa throughout tbe southwestern part of Eaton loentv, caused by the low wa­ snorting dispensed with ter in tho streams and marsboeTbe Republicans of tba Twonty-forth Senatorial district (Bay and Tuscola ruuntiesf have nominated Townarad North, of Vassar. The Grand Bapida A Indiana Rail­ road Company haa bad oomedted a now awp of the counties in which 1.000,000 aoee of its land grant tetowsted. Nays—None. During tbe month of August 19 conOf Committee on Fire Department, ricta were lecotvrd at tha State Prieoe. 14 discharged, twojmsdsmed, one died. that tbe following proposals had hm <.ity will attend tba Wart crocuses OB Friday evening. That now sidewalk North and East ot the store of Bartow * Oaodyuar is a '■-- JI. Johnson 8 Gto>. «f . I ilk, am too busy >(.1 write up their’ | Mr. N’ddfoA' oos of the old residents 'ted." thre> week ; but look opt for the' । of thia city dteH'Utot weak at bte ^i»Liriniud-tornado next' week, fur we ■' har,> our fall stock of new goods tn cx- dencain tbe 4lhW*sd. ' rellent shape, and nrirM-the very iotl.■' ✓Hret quafteriy Meeting al M. K Don’t forget us. IDlf ' Chuteh next Saturday and Sniay. AtteuArt by Bev. Q. W. Rhoruun. in Rower's lll.^k, Stalo StrovL Family auply store, Co(foea, Ttew, Sugars. 8y»»I«. s]<icee, anj all other articles usual-. ly kept In a grocery store. Flour, tert, ; rem 'and onto. All gooila sold will be sold at the fowret retail rotos, for ready [My only. Cash paid for butter, oggs, vegetables and cither faroi and garden |-rod acta MeAUaster'araaro -'Lady Kellogg" end C. H. Otaatead'e bore. 'Trenk Otatfonu. 6no improvotneate hare bora ataais to rcme rtf at the Fair Ground made fat JafltasM Start Ibta aammor ttsot spunk waB for tbe octerprta d* the in Hastings, nert Hatuntoy tb. 2«th residents tlirr', cepocfally in lhe wgy of last. All tovere of sport wilt kava an paper. opportunity uf seeing th. bed trotting Mdaaalks. Tbs Journal says that tho Michigan that hto ever been doee in Barry County, Conlerwace at Kakmaano haa denied ^The ladfeerf the Presbyterian Choreh aa both Imumo ate very fast and hi «• tho truest of William Rfoo that tho . .. .. . ■ * - n -t I- —V JJ,« (WUiktel r fire.A-. I* Kellogg fare taunted from tbe n* st hia criminal trial, and ordered a com­ Fort War**. Ind., and Cleveland, Ohio, mittoe to try Itotomos Tb. M—<‘jf u* uu*»- and there wiA h* sre jirtjswenl of W. 8 George and „ wife started for UIM ««■»» •' MiSUnaB. .10 b. tha rare nab* U abertd be a rainy da^. haM nt Alroy*a Hall ou Fonday, Oct 4. There wiU probrtdy be two or throe ftertices at 10 1-2 a. tad 2 r. iu tgr PICTLTRES1 PICTURES! Rvv J. Merrifield, assisted by tho Rev. l am mw aii alone in the A'hotograjh J. W. Chaplin. A cordial inntation ia buxines*, and aa I have made arrange* ments to inernaan my facilities Ait dt&r, exhmde-d to ail. Mr. A. W. Badoy ia still furtha. better work than over, nil should call rod get a negative taken. Tba auperi* beautifying his grounflo by filling to a ority of my work in tbe post ia a artB- r-rf.,,™!. I*'.— ““ ; ™nt guarantee of first-clue work in buiUksge art tkc tannee tut tbe north. Ihr future Rooms fa* Wa.ju4u to have it all rororad with a< Work, sou threads fitato throat. ■ ’ wlito clover sod. obtained ten lb. proas3ltf Gao. L. Hjutwiare of Mrs. Baiter, in tho find Ward. I OSOBOK. T. IlF.A TITS Yha article cooehsdod from laet wook < <*tetr firot p-<*. * PUKE DRAGS aii IBHCWES, COLORADO EXCURSIONS. MARI DAY AND NIGHT. City Drag Store, By Aid. Hioks'Diat tLe bid of 1*, A. Throop for'' buiiding a Reservoir ot stone acehod with briek, according to specifications famished by the Fire t'otumillsw, be aooeptod, on his furnishing security for tbe faithful perforuunce of said job. Ayes- Dawson, Madge, Dolph, Ful­ ler. Beesmor, Bentley and Hicks Nays—Nour By Aid. Hicks— Harthtga, Mich. REAL ESTATE rail route from St. Louts to Texas, either over tho Missouri, Kansas A Texas K. it., via Sedalia, or ovor the Atlantic A Pacific R. IL, ria Vinita. For ful Information fa reward to Colorado Exeunlona, or trips to any ■ In lire >CI,resr m.I ll —J suitress or call in » esc, upon either of the following named AGENCY. H. HAYFORD, OFFICE IN COURT IfOCSE. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. �Michigan laiion of the Btata, but *6 log scboolhoaos remain aad n'mo of these are is oesmaty, Thus ie Michigan contributing di­ rectly to her future greatMeo by dis­ pensing the bl swings of education to ths tbottroUe and huadsohi of thensends of her-youth through slices setre irasawK: ^stLmsJxnsxauM; - ---------------- FOR a eeato I will send a receipt for an artfoie for Cucanwa Gizivn. Hurv thing nr lhe money refunded. Ad.lreso E. (I.ARK, Htrnru. Box 4, Mich. ~“5MS. IW» 1878. 111*1 MOTeia33B|'eMHnaiOT waasre Strre nr, tz2trre«reftffii. treEF wre|irij~F.Karri. sad Area JWra. EES5SErcE3Sa '7® eaeabF. aadSewWasauBx ukM ml ANOTHER CHANCE ! invaluable for immigrants and person, purchasing for ia vestment; and tbe "Ananal fivpoK ef tbe Auditor of the State of Michigan for the year ending September 80, 1873,” containing up­ ward ol SOO pages of closely printed matter, of which over 800 are in tabu­ lar form. Tbe tables are a monument of industrious work, and required clear > beads and reedy ■ hands Io pmfoctj them. Wo make ths following coudeaaation •if some of tbe important featurvn of thia report: Central R.R; OLD. RELIABLE AND DIRECT ROUTE, -3-SFSj •nba&aniUw. la ib.rUr u.at, ar Ham. ta. abav. ' liSlw ‘a ZMeiear.’tb.Trib FIFTH MU UXT COMIEIT M AID OT TUB FBBMCLMiSYOmifflJC'Y. fc.'.’s-risress -rjvc : tssif-Aarts .r.trairiwj iasrra-'aHc.rerweSui! --------- >.— set: fegrSSSl ««»u of tb. I urwi MUI. auaal>. Iriae retZSrErer i.«eeitTna •aatbalr <\| ■ Sg&aS&'fes'SraSSrt;, ... c—. — — b— PRtCEJOF TICKETS. ?*4«*uta£ts sivyE^t* The gross expenditures during tbe year amount tu *2.314,942 11; deduct on account nf transactions with swamp land warrants *216,MB 69, and there remains as net cash exjieuditurtM *2,068,098 42. Of theee cash expendi­ ture! there were from reaHpta in treat *381,121 88. leaving tbe cash disburse­ ments from Terence proper *1,086,956 45. Tba balance in treasury at close of I tbe Tear waa *854,713 44. MICHIGAN central r. r. - Grand River Valley Divia:- Wm. E. Savege A Bro’s Column. “OYSTER OCEAN"’“ Is 1111 nd (Mia® Salumi WftjB Jitiat A Siiiiat Bsiuoan. —•• AND MICHIGAN ity that -the balance in the State treas­ ury, August 1,1974, was*!, 148,48208," arid our informant adds: "We aro reedy to pay *500,000 of our bonds not yet Que, if wo could only get bold of them.’’ Thu Auditor General, Hon. William Humphrey, is opposed to incurring and increasing State, county, and municipal debts by bonds or in any form, and says: “Tbe people of other States, through amendments or revision of their constitutions are reserving and limiting tho power of taxation, and restricting tbe tax imposing and debt-creating ton­ deucy of counties and municipal corpo­ rations. Tho policy of each restrictions can no longer bo doubted, end the aeceoeity therefor in this State would seem no lose absolute than iu ma where they have been imposed " Thia ia amind advKo and more need­ ed in some other States than in Michi­ gan, where the State debt ia small and ia undergoing an annual reduction. The State indebtedness, in excess at peweat means of payment, ia only *1.115,97835 Ou January 1st. 1W, there was outstanding of unmatnred bonds *3,790,500. At the does of tbe last Steal year, September *0, 1873. there wm outstanding of these bonds *1,826,000, showing a reduction in tho amount thereof of *%l*4,W0A very massive and evmmodioua building for the Stats CirrroL i« now in course of erection, ou which *129,- THE GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT & STRATTON Business University, ^“•■^eSSSSgJSLf or nmtorr.eetewer*'- *• <—» ia all mpxu. I Uta IkM »r aay .ledtar lasUtepM la lb* Ibalv. ii «>e»»»iFoa,Mv niuUfw4q> WKitLrem retsatts sskS; tre SL'aixreyssi “-naw. »n» in.—t.l Uaral.aZ avurix was- jss ..I r.a iw*. »- «j> i« ■ W. uu*. a. ,»«n **»u«twwm Ua.,b lira a • s.ssuJsasiCKUL'refcea sc»S#»3Ssbu3s:«s WaU«lou gse-jsssT^s.-vjs resgMTasMUteg-ttaac II 3S 1 EVERY DAY FOR la , THREE MOHT’HS FOR ONE DOLLAR. 1 । 15 1US*"’ 1 as »u »£! MvAf* IM* Rffort, MM. MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS. GET ra. II— uru BEST .1 It...., Baah - CHICAGO. » TM.-wJ la* ffaW. *um ^*, fooaue KarjtsaBsaSasis iTXSXI: (XOO^er Day. «»«* -__________ .’'-’Engifo. °* Tn*<> a*£- M*1 ****«*>■■** Stahfoa* M. > ... -i8W“?.“4.te ;« 'i® •s4sssssnsa‘r«-.-re .crja** l.'SS.XKK, J- I. f HISS. aisi“ ...Tin.. imi«» � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-09-30.pdf a91291cf1d9954ca2482cfbd53238e60 PDF Text Text HS- Tifs R,»rd»>-ieAii Geo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AMD PUBLUHKR. ! HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1874. "I ooaridoc mysslf vary fortunate to have tho charge But rbe cars are about to stert, and iro bad botfer get ot Where you will always find a complete stock of general i St adJO? RAM WARK WHOLE NO. 957. SOMHTHIHO ABOUT TH£ HIS­ TORY OF OUR BIO GOTXRA'OE. the lurid light of heU, they wore tho debauched look of drunkards of teg standing. Of course they will keep on as they Lars begun, and will, fa a few yean, go to graves in Potter’s Field, of delirium trctMu.! The terrible thing in all this m Ha frequency. In tho low­ er part of the city there are theusaada of theoo juvenile drunkards, and than there are enough al them to. tha upper part, m tha good roaidonewa. The san­ toon practice of keeping liquors an ssdaboanls, ana using them at tbo table, fa i.. f. iipowx.M. n. It ia the beat Wringer Manufactured for the following iRt. It will turn with half the liilxir 2d. It haa more Capacity. 3d. Its Cog Wheels are alwavs in gear. 4th. The bearings of the Rolln need no oiling. 5th. The Rolls will never turn on the shaft as the Crank is not attached to the sltaft of either Roll, this saving an expense of four or five dollars for new Rolls before the Wringeris half w om. Take it, and try it, by the side of any Wringer in the market, anti keep the best. Made front the best Eastern OAK LEATHER In the beat manner bv experienced workmen always on hand and made to order Every Harness Warranted. Studebaker Wagons, Superior Grain. Drills, Oliver Chilled Plows, Feed Cutters, Corn Shelters, etc. DENTIST GALLANTRY REWARDED. “J Mr, Maddox, whet are you going to do now F' “I am going to help that old lady on the cars ’ "Well, if you don’t boat all for a spooky then I'm mistaken. Du you take charge of all the old wumon, stray habire and unprotected females that you meet in traveling?" "Yre, if I oee they need help, so if you bare no roesonablo objections tn offer, I will leave you for a few moincuts and assist that old lady, as I pro posed." Bo saying, young Maddox sprang from the train, which was just on the point of starting, aad went to reader aseistaaco to tho person in Ques­ tion. She was loaded down with bag­ gage—carpet bag, band box and parcels innumerabla. Ho took tbo two first, and then putting her safely on ths curs, eamo near being left himself, eo awk ward did ba find it to manage so many A full line of farming tools always on hand. Milan Sweet's Hotel. NEW PHOTOGRAPH Ml MOS! FEROTIPE GALLERY A U|4vw4ta saeortacal aT Michigan Exchange. F. CHIIESHI A CO Chromo; OFFERS! NEW IDEAS Ov Fits* fflai k k'&Msi School Cards, see the bieat wmch offee J cep or. city COPYING AND ENLAliGINQ OLD PICTURES. Oil Paintings WE WANT AGENTS. CHROMOS I Hastings, Mich. IARBLE WORKS ! c/yy gets nifoj-. JeCWvon tbMtr. HASTINGS, MICH. 7tf B. F. Cuiuwria, J«ta C. 0CMK DENTIST J. Cole & Son, ' $100,000 00 IM VALVABLE UlTTa J L. D. SINE’S *Mi lUUlJ AJfinUL GIFT ENTERPRISE! <LIiK O PHOTOeRAPIlS TebsMsea Meedwy.tteA im, WTt. Otr hr Stt H Ue Lrral Unu Mt m plots, stock ■ One Pri»^5.000m Silrer ' VATEB UK UK 1 BIS Shingles, Lath, Ac. PAINT][XG-! CRATOX. wramAT awsmobdav. 1 feraoss to trouble people itb her bags and buudlse.” ••Yen. if she forms her opinion of olhpeople from her own sod. Id that tee 1 think she might hesitate some- nice old lady." And Harry Maddox loft his old friend to join the new one. for such ahe afterward proved. She pat aside all her bundles, and made room for him to rit down by her. “Bo you have come to talk with tho old lady have yoo F' she said smiling a cordial wolcomo. “Yeo. nra'am,’* ba replied, “if it will nof be iatrasivo." “Ob, no; we old women like atten­ tion as well, if not better, than pretty young girls; and you are a von good­ looking follow." "Thar.k you.” raid Harry, "but I did not know that yon woohl care to Harry began to be much amused, and m they kept up a many talk until tiro train stopped at tbo station whore tha lady intended to get out. Bet just before thia she said to her young comnesirm • “Now, Mr. Maddox, I Uriah you will bo rewarded for your kindness to an dd sroman- I will introduca you, wlron weetop, to just as pretty a girl a. there Ufa New Fort Bute, if aba i. my grand daughter. They My aha looks just like ms,” and she laughed misA Whan It was time to foavo the cars, Strtical ail Maiital Vnlou Block. । aunt at Mrs. Cook's who knew Hairy by reputation, and eo Welcomed him very grarsouslr to her bouse. Ho soon -beenmo a frequent- visitor, sod then offered Io give his friend, Sam Burleigh, the introduction he had for soine time desired, and which bo now accepted, becoming a more constant caller than Harry himeolf. Ooa evenin* a number of yuuug peo­ After he had got tho old lady aretod ple wens in Mrs. Cook's elegant parlors, with her numerous pockagM ell about when the cooyorMtioa happened to dis May proposed that her. she counted them several times to out for awhile. each should tell a story. to euro nothing was missing. Tho proposition mot with general ap­ “My rubbers are in this one," oho said, “because I thought it might rain, proval. sad was carried on with greit end I always have rheumatism when I seal and enjoyment by all ccncenied; wet my fool. My beet cane ia in that," laughter and applause proving the sue­ lifting it very carefully, ••for I expect to rwoe of each naxrator. Whan it camo May'e turn, she rave stay a day or two, perhape. and our folks see lota of company. My knitting a fall and lively account of tbo incident ia ia that one there, for I thought I just related, repMUng tbo conrvraatica might got tired sitting with my hands of the young men almost word fur word. folded. Thio one ia full of Ooughaute Harry's face grew redder end rodder, for the childteu, and that one near you and would certainly have Letraysd him, holds two pair of socks for my son, be if May bod once glanced in his direc­ cuum bo thinks ho can not buy any ae tion, but she carefully avoided meeting good aa his old mother make*. Thev his eyes. Bam, io tiro meantime, instead of are all here, I are. safe, atnd I am much obliged to you. yostng man. for attend­ growing red, grew rare pale, foe tn this ing to ma. You will make a good sudden disclosure ot bis rudeness hs read the downfall of hit dourest hopes, bueband ope of theoo daya." Bo, blushing and laughing, tbo gen­ and, excusing himself soon afterward, tleman went back to join hie disgusted be took bis leave, feeling angry and companion, who had watched tho pro­ mortified enough Tho next morning he called bright codings wuh a withering contempt. “Now," bo cummenood, “will you tell and early at the office of young Mad­ me what you wanted to make a fool of dox. and saluted him with the exclamayoutnelf in that way for F' WK (AID H.A. BUSELL’S •■] hope for your take that you will do nothing rude." "Don t De concerned aboet that. 1 beg of you. But I do think, Maddox, that you might introduce an old chum like me. She i< deuced pretty, too Why. her eye, thine like stars!" Yea, and she's fully as agreeable as she ia pretty. 1 never mot a brighter or more intelligent gitl. Sorry I do not fool veil enough acquainted to introdme a friend. Goud-bye, Ham; there’s something really maaelic about pie who are brought to Now tho young girL 1 feel drawn toward irtain Dumber of times each her la a wsy that is quite iocomprehea(and very justly) at tho enorsibls. so I will bid you good bye, and thst run un agninit thorn at go beck to enjoy her society once more,” an cannot lire at any firstand with a provoking emllo, Harry left his companion, who could only enjoy tuo privilege of looking at tho attractive gent, the cost will coma vary close to little lady. twine that sum. The fault is not alto­ gether with the proprietors—the own­ conrolate manner, lor, to tell the truth, ers of the property hare something to ho had fallen desperately in lore with do with it. The rents pud for theee Mary, and envied Hair, the beaming botele are simply fearful For instance, glsnooe and aruileo that she lui 1 be­ the Fifth Avenue rents for 1200,000, stowed upon him She was going to ; the owners paving texts, assessments visit in tbs very torn in which the 'j aad repairs. But wo must guard care­ young man lived, so that our hero had ' fully against shedding any tears for the pleasure ol her society for several iJ thoen martyrs. Despite the oeortnous hours, during which time, their acquain-1 rent, the leewe manage to akin th* tauroripeusd very rapidly, and when public eo that they efear S2.MX000 per thev parted, Mary gave him a cordial invitation to visit her, which he accept­ ed with evident delight and very soon took advantage ot. WATERGOLOB AND OILS "I hars not tbo sUghteat IdM. but I must say that f am a good deal sxcited about it. and I am going around this morning tn ask bar.'' "Wall, I b«rs raeaivsd my congw. that ia eridanl enough, and 1 suppose that I shall toon Nave an opportunity to offer yon my congratulations." A sboH time afterward Maddox was sealed on a snug little sofa, by tbs side ot his lady love, looking vary well pleased wiltubG situation which might perhaps have been Mid of his eompaa- "Will you tell me," bo began, ••bow you found oat all tbo story that you told last mghtr “Do yon want to know very much F' She laughed a lime, and then stud: "I was introduced yesterday to a lady, who inkncdiatsly exclaimed: ’I have seen you be for., Miee Suraton.' ■Where F inquired ; and then ebe went on to say that she saw mo in the ears that day, and noticed everything that had occurred, as she hapj—nod to be occupring tho seat right behind yon and Mr. Burleigh and heard everything you Mid. Funny how tbiogs happen rome ••Not so fanny for poor 8am. though; Harry took tbo band-box, carpet-bag, “Did you ooms here to plead his . big bandit, little bundle, and as bo Hft»d tha lady on tho platform, slro was IhanF’ inquired May petulantly. Ho looked at her a moment, Minted by the prettiest Hula specimen then anil • “No. I would rather p'ead my which hs must here douo most su fuDy, for Mm. Cook, happening t the office of governor of Mkhignn. Having no partisan axe to grind, U was happily rolsevud of th* noaowsity which party organs labor undo, of lading in Mr Chambsrfaiu rit bar all th. vicra er rirtura But flesh io heir to, bat * as ea­ nred to katrw. as far as they obtained by honest icvevtigs to-dsy Mteewriag a sun ifar sii life and character of tha i nominee, John J. Bag^y, it by the same independent raw rin.*T.-<»a»e ever Ike stars tt T - Sul. Hirt : rs—dss** uBruJ- inuvRtm JOHN 1 BACLI belonged to a drunkard of fifty yean' • •tanging. The mother of the detailed boT stated to the coroner that bo bad arrived at that it age whan he could do nothing but drink. He had Dot eateu any kiad of soM food for a teoHfimNa time before death. I MW, yesterday, from ray wiwdow, a Bo tbo young lady bado her friends good-byo and tripped atoag by tbo aids ot oar hero, who headed her in and swept past his ungracious chum, to take the eeat the old lady had oocu[dad, en­ joying tbo little episode axceeaiDgly. The young lady was intelligent as well aa pretty, and ebatted with Harry, as if she had known him for veers. After a while he thought be would go and oee bow Lis friend was gv'Hug aloug: so, excusing hitnreUi be loft the pretty Mary, and returned to tho for­ mer. "Who is that handsome giriF' was tbo first inquiry. “Bbou tbo old fady’s granddaughter," replied Harry very complacently. “Introdane me, will you !' "Indeed, I shall not do -anything of R-iTZS or JDTXRTlMlfH lias revived a littls—not ranch, but enough to make us feel that life ia not entirely extinct; that people sUU Uro, end that they hare got to eaL drink and wear. Tho great im bouse at H. A G B. Farrington t Co. informed ra^Uat since the war trade had never bdR ao dull as during the first two woeiu of tho proeont September ; end the dry gooda, clothin’, hardware aad boot and show men bear similar tonhnoay. I went among them yesterday, and found then faces a littio broader and not quite so long. The buyers had uvldontly comb to lbs conclusion that thoy must have sumo goods, and had "gone in” to eqme extent. They were tossinggnods about quite lively, though their purchases footed up rathasJight. Notwithstanding. fall bueinase with axnmandabU pleek. They ssty that the stocks in the country ore cxbauitcd (for but Uttfe has ben bought for a year), and that tbo people must buy. lath- Uray are-.danteUes correct. Trade must rovtvc, but 1 hare was in that of Wednesday. itx. saoixt’s rsraxs, i like tiro fatbeo of Ooa. Grant. I tenner.. He lived* in Medina, , county. Naw York, where on tl of July, IMS, tho future Govsi Michigan was born. Eight yaai ward,lai &40, the family follot and gave promise of the bugs propurtioos be has since attau his arrival alone in Detroit th John eoagbt employment, and as an npprsmticw in iho fire toliarou factory which had be< in tbo west, then kept by Isa tho P0evr in that groat indn bas since cerrrod the nemo of every nation of tbo world. 1 yean of faithful service wit young Bagley had become and eou&tetial agent of bia and had raved a small capital i out of his ssdarv, with which in 1851,1 at the ego of 21, ho started a manafortory ot York is not altogether owing to the hard um« in the country. The impor­ ters are doing fairly srell hero—the job bora are the sufferers Is not the trade ehanging T la not the jobbing buaiooee leaeing New York and coucnxrafing in the cities in the interior ? Are not such points as Providence. Albany, Uuca. Syracuse, Xfoehocter, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, Cbirago, bl. Iz»uU. Detroit, Cinciunati. to My nothing qf the !m; drod smaller ceatreo, supplying tbo re­ tail merehaafs tit thoir rropective ooo1 lions ? What ia the use of the country merchant coming to New York oflener than in nsceaisry to know bow the mar­ ket moves, from actual inspection f My ' >piteian is that the jobbing trade ia mm. anam ioo<, no nougt.t iroi leaving this city, and that in ten yearn crniir Baldwin IiM~preeMlt |i budding, corner of Bates and. brilgs Street, and moled Lis tar toil. With i bo coming un ol v came flush times, high tases an ptiooa. Bagley had been ! enough U> foresee tbo coming is and bad purchased all the tobi---could pay for or got credit for, |and on, been tooled, and it baa becuma a pleas- when price* went up with a' bemud in a decent thing to live onre dore. It 'C2 and '63, ho found himself a han­ needed here, at it was everywhere drod tbou*aud dollars or so richer. After that it was all smooth । sailing. -Mayflosrer" had obtained a aniivrsrl fame, and its cards became na wall known in Liverpool, London. Dublin, Paris and other Earopoau ei'ieo. whereever thorn were lorers ot the wred, ao in Now York, Bakimorv, Philadelphia, acroM a circular, the othfr day, of a and tbo alias ol tbo United Stah-a. AH dealer in what are politely called “spot­ lag goods.", that throws ooms little fight write when there is nothing to write that the now proeporoua factory had to do was to ship the orders anl £raw at on the subject. about. Wa, ot rourse, bare in the right for the mooey. WHh the sccsTV> msnufoclurwc propoees to sell to whoever wants such goods "advantage woods, or rather off from tho railroad, mufationof wealth, Mr. Baglqy did not and marked cards," which can be read because wo can hardly My that wo are rest satisfied with the single though cxtenriva industry in which he *u eafrom ’he lack aa well as from tho faces, an advantage that fa obvious, far the by a prosperous fanning community, do ireg-'J- Hb readoM cotorpriai urged player who knows iho cards reads bis not findqnuch to write about only what him into a sooty ot ventures, osery one of which, with a very tew slight exoepopponent's hand readily. Than thia dealer obliges his patrons with cards trsnspirciln our immediate vicinity. tious, baa bevn profitable- He was cue euf pecnlfar shape*, bv which any kind My duties are ia the store. and a* those of the original Mochboldsrs in Bro Do Uvit Bate Company .and the Detroit of a hand can bo dealt. For example. duties are arduous I scercsly ever get Ilia backs of theoo cards are marked to beyond the limits of the lumber-yard, Novelty Works, bo was a ootporator of the Wayne County Savings bank, fa show tho siao iz. the right band upper corner, and tho suit la tho left. A cer­ and know of only the haiqwuiags of a stockholder tn M'otherboo'a wooden tain mark in tho right hand upper cor­ thing* right here. I did however, at­ ware woaks, a silent partner in Perkins' ner shows the card to bo a king, and a tend the instituting of Band Lake Lodge large tobacco factory tn Boston. Maae., and ia John E. Long's gun stare. De­ certain mark on tha opposite corner troit Ha ia a largo stockholder in one shows it to bo a spade Which bring, National bank, and a stockholder and gambling down to a tolerable degree of vica-president of another. That ao But this dealer doesn't etop with cards. but in that wo were all sadly disap­ many and ao different ventures could bo Ho makes dies that will. throw any pointed. But ire bed a splendwfcfllM, made by one man, speaks volumri for his enterprise as a wan of atJairv ; but number you choose; and furthermore end the Lodge starts under tha most that nearly all abould have proved im­ bo will noil you machines which you may conceal in your sleeve, by the aid favorable auspices, and may it novur mensely profitable ia a remarkable of which you may “hold out” cards ot take a retrograde step is tho wishes, of proof that tus acutsuveo is aa extraordi­ nary aa his boldness- Although quite play extra ooh. And that a young course, ot every good Odd Fellow. reucenl on tho eubiect of his weullh, it man shall have no lath of famUtioa for Wo are being visited slightly by Jack being a scoundrel, he soils, for the ab- Frost, although his ririte have not been is etUl well known that ,be ia worth nearly, U not fully, a million and a sgrd'y son of fifty cents, a book giving fall and explicits diroctiocji for using severe enough to do any damage, yet quarter, while it is certain that his iahe admouishM u. thaf tUd old Winter cume ia over one hundred thouamd dU ell bls device. ■ , I mention three thiogl for Iba pur­ will soon bo here, and then. Clod pity fare a year. pose of warning impulsive yraths who tho poor, who this ytsr oepecially are ore just commencing that there is no many, for before tho balmy days of such thing as honrst gambling ; that spring, there will bo intense ndfcring among them : money m eo ertee^ provisioea. excepting wheat, are aad will ba so high that time only cm determine what tho poor will do through tho luog. cold srmter which Is upon us. What the hundreds in tbo North Woods will do, who are professedly mill laborers, U at present hard to determine. There are compamtrely few Drills lunaing'and Beeebar.’bM brought mrit agais-rMoub a- 1100,000 einn ram d^nagns, a-------- ZT-i x_._ a £(xxJ p|tntJ . Bnd ^uhough ten for aSd Beechrr-r friends My that ho will oummasco nil milt wages are gsMraliy pretty high, against him for libel al oooe. Tiltca’s y»l null laborer, who have fasiliM, next statement is in priat, and wiU be out in a few days. This. It ia bonod, many of them, take Dp thoir wngwa M will end the stat-tn*n! bsriaera. What feat as sarood, so that when a mill shuts ought to ba done ia now bofag done. down they have nothing earning to Tbs courts furuisii the proper arena for them ; an 1 My again, unless macoy baeotnM more plenty, and tbo prices od lumber higher, no that mills eaa again hard io guaes tha amoBut tit esSsriag that mart be endured ia th. North Wood. th. oeming •»**Ga»r. I uudorateud, i. pfauty in thvioia^. Hartly a day jra~s fort �w® Fanners .altiea thing fob. Imped far by all, who prefer hewety l« duhsmerty ia fh« ', edtmairtrsti on of public efiau*. 1 Taking tvorytliing togvther the eon- 1 rtrurtion of Pacific railroad* he* been attendvl with a good many unfortunate ' circumetanoe*. Th* Union Pacific haa ' teft u* th* unpleasant end unsavory meanory of the Credit Mebilier ; and th* । sjiologiitn for that ■chain* have nerer told ns that if it had not been for th* gigantic profit* resulting from that method of plundering th* Govremont th* road wouM’never hare . been built. Rspublicanjiominitions. supply one, aad which involve heavy outlay and lardy roturni Buch projects mu*! be uadertaken, and it ia fbrinnate gain*' enough to attempt them, but they are iiererthelen dangernn anil fre, quently swamp their projeetori Very few persons in tha city or Bute need to be told what Governor Bagtey look* Ilk*. Bi* towering and bulky form baa been aeon in evero tows txt th* State, and is a* familiar tn Detroit a* the city hall belfry. Standing about six foot two inch** ia hi* boots, he is mor* than propcrtionstely stout, aad weighs fully 8Q0 pound* Hi* face, signs bi* own name and who knows whereof he speaks, in respect to what is generally called tho Shreveport massa­ cre, perpetrated upon tho officer* and eitIsens of the Red Biver I’ariab, Lou­ isiana. This account can be depended upon a* frrfrrtly rrliM, and it continue the wool suspicion of all disinterested keen perception, which nicely weigh* cause and affect and eecure* results by •electing the means which logically lead up them. He is better adapted for surr* undieg and cruihing obstacle* that Im in hie path than avoiding them. From hi* swarthy expanse of foes and beeid, and from beneath his heavy brow* look a pair ot eyes, which, in a man of ordinary rise, would be regarded a* enormously large, but which, with his phyaica! proportions, simply entitle tion. Yet they were not even asked to ‘'abdicate'* with the formality extended to Our. Kellogg ; they were to be rfr-rr*** off, and wen obliged to protect thomseiveo ogainst violence as best they could That effort failing, they deliv­ ered tlu-mselvrs up, in order to save In their dotet.ee, and were lobe guarded out oi the State. While in this help­ less condition, relying, implicitly upon tho protects*, n ol others, they were de- At tbe bead of cur column* to-day will be found th* namaa of tbe gentle? men selected at th« County Convent bin on Saturday, sa the officer* of this county for the ensuing two years That httte more than a child in ags, he they ar* worthy or tbe confidence thue a very brief schooling, and acquitt­ rvjx—d in them by tbe people ot th* ed barely the knowledge of reading nod county is beyond all qneetioa. Three writing and acme famiHanty with nc(ounta Hu indomitable indurtry has, , them, tbe Clark, Treasurer and Refriahowever, *ince made amend* for the los* of early advnntagM. He mixed etady ter of Iked*, have been tried, and navlargely with work ia hi* enriy basin— career; and is still aa indefatigable imous re-nomination fully attaito. For reader Few men outside of the pro­ f-ions, or the actual pursuit of litera­ Sheriff, th* candidate is a man worthy ture, ere mor* familiar with the best of the compliment paid ham by hi* erEnglish author* than he, aa hi* conver­ sation plainly shows. His splendid leetion over so many good men and raeidettce, earner ot Washington avenue tree, white each of tbe other Candida e* and Park rtrert, white it show* a lavish and generous expenditure, is free trom will do well the j-ert —igned them by every indication of shoddy, and is a th* people «e hare no question. mcmuatoet at olegrnco and cultivated AD in all, th* County Ticket ia an taste*. He haa been a generous patron of tho arts, while the works which exceedingly strong one, and will not adorn his walls give *vid*nc* of taste and judgment in their eetection worthy of a conntaaeur. An old English writer, support al the bands of tho people of Burke tteriiapa, says eotnething to th* tho county o* tbe 3d of November. a place and murdered tn cool blood, by tbo connivance, if not the direct partici­ pation. of their pretended guardians. A greater piece of villiany has never boon perpetrated sine* the rise ot Iho Ku Klux inaugurated such deeds et the South. And the wont of it is, that it is but an instance of wllwt is transpiring in other and many quartan of that sec­ tion of the country Three <rtro*ntic*. surely, deserve the mint attrntfte and dispassionate consideration of every loy­ al man. The first duty, of course is to loam what ate tho <tmf/asfs, and with this view wo earnestly commend to the attention of every dispassionate reader, the following, briel, strsight-forward pt—nt Legislator*, during the brief period hi* health permitted him to oc­ You will fi nd at the The •-eric ii n Inaarsn'-* (xrapany, et Cteioegn, hare jurt ]—sed through a osest eearvlflng inveetigation, as novel in chsoaefar n* ia was flattering in re­ ealta. The “Instalment plan.**originaling wiffi the American, has become» immensely lopalar as to excite the jealousy i-f many agents of rival cosn­ P"1-Particularly in Michigan this Coupsny hare receired an Immense •hare .of inanranco patronage, and tn Jackacn counlr a large proportion of the dwetlingboc— are insured ia the “Amsri- Jealousy hasYustcred slander, OF j. w. & C» 6. BENTLEY, We offer Building Material, Finishing Lumber, Shinglee. Doors, Saeh, Blind*, Flooring, Siding, Door and Window Frames atpnces and THAT DEFY COMITETITION. statements have gone forth to tha pub­ lic imputing insolvency on the Ameri­ TOACKETS and MOULDINGS. can, and suggested the Company aa un­ worthy the petrcraage bestowed upon it. So for have these miaropr—ntations the policy-holders in Jackson cuinty became alarmed teat they were not safe­ ly insured. A mooting was called at Jackson of all the poltof-boklers. in Jackson county, and at the roquast of the Company a committee of three well known ao-l prominent men of the coun­ ty was appointed to go to Chicago and make a thorough emanination of tlie amounts, busin— and aaaets of the Conqiany, end furnish a report u( the tame to every policy-holder in Jackaun With the first issue in September Dr. Talmage entered upon tbo secood year couiftr, and also to publish the some in of his editor*! management of Tux Cnrrmax ar Woxx. Under bi* influ­ Thia examination ha* taken place and ence the paper ha* taken a poriuon in the Committee herewith fumiih tbe fol­ the foremoet rank of religion* weeUtea. Ita *uce— has been unqualified The tewing report which completely rilen— the voice of slander, and place* ths liberal ton* ot it* editorial*, the deter­ mination to avoid all show of aectional "Old American" in th* vary highest po­ or —tarian bias, and the overflowing sition of Insurance Companies in tbe spirit of brotherly lor* constantly «a»ni- United State*, and thus ha* |iroduc»d faeted, have establishsd it* prosperity. result* die very opposite to that sought In announcing the advvet of the new for by th*'*') ba»e calumniator*. year. Dr. Talmage say* : The report should lie read by every 'We are encouraged in our work by poilcy-holiler in tbe American Insur-1 the voice* of blearing which come up •new Company, of Chicago, aa well nt from all part* ol tho country and by a by tho«e seeking tho advantage* offered constant eubugeaasnt of our subscrip­ tion roll. We shall make no change tu th* policy of our paper, ears os wo in­ sereac* Ctotfaf tf Clutof, LUartu. tensify its meaning. We shall have a lUtH/ot ol JorStoo Coanlf, Mkitfoa. ]>aper full ot animation and fire. We Your Committee appointed to ex­ that are wmt us. though tbo author may examine into lb* responribilitr, asset* have a string ot title*as lung a* the tail and managemect of the American Fire ' of the last comet, w hilo an article with Ina. Co., of Chicago, are enabled to re- ■ pith and anap aad power shall take a port that wo have lieen furnished every prominantjifoee, though it coma from a facility for sach examination, and to sewing maid ot a roal-beavsr. We can the extent of our ability, have con*ci -nstand stupidity *-n any subject better tiously made tbe same. than on religsou* subjects. Instead of Aa n rrwult of such examination, we | paying for them we shall charge forty submit herewith, as logically as may dollar* a line for the insertion of an; • be, th* oonclusioas at which w* h»vu I thing like contend bumdrum; but wel­ strived, anticipating and endeavoring come all haerty and belplul words, all to answer such question* as may di- I pictures of home-life, all sketches of recily affect your interort*. things arboreecwut and beautiful, all First, a* aOectiag it* rwspunaibility, I glimpee* of freeh religious experience, wo will say that th* theory upon which . all discussion* about the best way of its bciinaes is baaed ia one which readi­ doing thing*, all rousing addresses, all ly commends itself - the character ef the i news, whether from earth or hearsn I risks taken —being only on farm prop^ | Never brighter pruspects opened before erty, detached dwellings, private barns and content*, church®' and school I any paper than before thia. The corps of contributors include* boules, and in no case mere than 85,000 many of tbe ablest and most interesting risked within any eight square rods—is writer* in this country. Among them •uch that tbe average loss is far to**, ar* C. H. Spurgeon. Horatius Bonar, and can bo a]>proiitnatod mure rioaely, and lit. Parker, of England; Bev. than m the eaae of imliscnminata risks, Robert Patterson, D. D., Rev. Dr. and Ibe ptMubility of a sweeping or ru­ Stone, Hon. A. 11. Blrpheu*. of Georgia ; inous teas is avoided. Prominent insur­ Rev. Byron Bnndertend. D. D., Bon. ance men of Chicago admitted to us the Horatio King, ex-Pcetmaster General; excellence of this thwxy, aad ita cerRev. T. tteadford Doolittle, D. D„ Rev. taiatv tu benrfi: both tbe eampoay aad the nxsared, if faithfully carried out, Porter, D £»., Bev. W. W. Hicks, of and wo were furnished ubuadan'l eviAugusta, Ga.; Mrs. Jennie Dowling Do dene* that' il ia HriUly adhered to at Wirt, Mrs M argozot E. Songster, Mrs present date. 11m puteey of the oom- 1 pony living opposed to riiks iu large I Amelia!'- Bert, and many other*. The new premium is unique and citie*, wo were ueabte to base its stand­ beautilul. It is a Portfolio of twelve ing st homo upon tbe amount of busgems by IlendscheL a German artist of n— transacted, but gentlemen to whom great celebrity in Europe. It is a ad­ we worn referred, aad others of our mirable feature of this premium that osm —king, expressed their confidence in tbo company, and all were united in good upiaiuns of tbo probity and ability ef ita individual officer* and tuanigvrv Without relying on Iho report* of regular examinatiooa, of which one ia I made at leant each year by an officer I that county. He H Daria is tbe Republican nom­ inee for Senator in the Seventeenth dis­ trict, comprising th* counties of Ingham M. 8. Brackett, of Bell rue, will e» hibil th* better portion *f hie geological and mineralogical collection at the Estoa County Fair. The Grand Haven Herald *ay* that it expects track-laying will commence on the weel end of th* OhWt Mansfield Prof McMillan, of Hillsdale College, haa just been elerted to lb* latin Profeeaorship of Berra College, Kentucky, and haa trcepted ihe portion . W. W. Mitchell, of Ionia, wa* nomi­ nated for titale Senator tor the 'J7th District, at tho Republican conreutioe bald in Greenville on the flth. Second, in the payment of k»m, w* i find from tho return* from our own county that th* company is liberal in adjustment and prompt ia paymeat; the understanding thateour* hat* advanced that the cctopaoy pay* but twtethird* of each low has undoubtedly arisen from the fact that it only inMirae dwell:tag bouse* to an amount equal to twullurds their nctisal value, and by the terms of tba application and policy, which each policy holder ii aupposed to be familiar with, the adjustments ar* mad* upon this basis Third, in th* practical management of tbo large burin— transacted at the hutne offie*. wo find a perfect system of hooka, accounts and xwueds. with every­ thing eo summarised ns tn furnish th* oflteer* with exact table* of actual experimenta upon which to predicate fu­ ture results, a nd enaldiag them to tell et any time the actual condition of th* company, united with n wiao eoomrmy in expenditures, not sparing in what may be naoeeearr to ita welfare, but in­ vesting nothing in display. In brief, wo wi»h to be understood a* Kalamaaoo found Wra. Hire guilty of immoral conduct, and h* wa* excluded from the ministry aad the church. E. Ferruaon. depot master and train dispatcher of the Michigan Central no pre!*rwnce between rival comMoii Ratlroad at Detroit, ha* been in the em­ bat we do say to you haring pobetea ploy of that company for 80 yeara. thia company, that you are insured it company managed by honest and caj bte men, a company that ia sound day, and gaining strength year by year, and a company which in ease of I— will strictly abide by Use terms of its of every description A SPECIALTY. • to cCo tr * PLANING RESAWING & MATCHING w <W * ? Done Promptly.SATISFACTION OTTJLRA.ISJ-TEKD. WA. Mill and Yard on Broadway near the Iron Bridge T^EW GROCERY AlSU TEA. HOVMi:. Juct opened in Mr. BOWNE’S NEW STORE Sou fl/ Siok Of NOW IS YOUR TIME I Gent’s Clothing, Sf^egf. Where can l»e found a choice and well selected Stock of Staple and Fancy OBOCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY A.A complete x**of^cnt of all kind* of Whole and Ground Sl" ” WARRANTED PURE. AM kind* of Fruit in their Seaaon. . Ereah Vegetables al wax a <>u liathl. Also we have a full line of the best Lamps & Fixture*, Crockery, Qlaas &. Wooden Ware Always on hand at prices that cannot be boat tn the County Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. CASH BITTERS will find it to their lhs in ramu advanttgr unimc our~Stock before purvhaging ebewhere. MO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free deHvery to any part of the City. Respectfully, ■ Spooner «f- The Cutter Machine in Full Blast. Now It the time to See Us Make Cutters by Machinery, 414 >• ti* vi"- 1 am prepared to Show my Astonished Customer* why it that I can Sell Buggies and Cutters so cheap. ire do nearly all our new work by Machinery. My power caste but little. I don’t have any Dogan-Head Mechanics. I boss the Job myself. The work is well done the first time, and there­ fore I do not have to charge any extra price for the Job to cover the expence of repairing it. Sixth I make a dozen Buggies just alike, and can majee. them cheaper on that account. Seventh. Tlivhon the profits of my own labor. Eighth. I don't have to pay rent. Mnlh. I know all about the Buggy business. Tenth. B hen 1 get a good Mechanic I keep hint. First. Second. Third. Fourth. .Fifth. Come and see for Yourselves. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. thia company doe* buaineaa. that for our Stat# having been unusually thorough and satisfacto ry, wa 'hare ourselves ex­ amined the at seta and securitise. We find, in brief, a paid up capital stock .if 8200,000, and an available surplus oi" upward of 8.150,000, invest*! in mort­ gages and stocks. which seem to ua , ample provision for the payment of Peers on naka. which during the year 1873 boro tho ration of an aremga rialr. of tOR,000,000 to 8178,013 tees, with al- I moot an impossibility, owing to tbo ; character of the nske. of such low ratio being imTra*ed to any ruinous extent; j tn addition the company p—si up­ ward of 81,000,040 in installment nates. I I earn the history of Um ma—era at Bed Hirer Pariah, and of tbe murdered men, I will *ay that al abort data* folkuelng the eloae of tho war, Conehatta, now the county eeat of lUd Hirer Pariah, then Ik. h aC Ik. CIaIa -hU mcrly of Smtli EremIngham, Mae* We prediet a majority at the polio for E*lward W. and R. A. Dcwero, also of every man on tha Ticket of not lees Ma—rhtwrtu, John T. Yales, Clark Holland, Gulbcrt Carne, fonasriy of Coleraine, each of whom from time tu time Invested money tn land*, aaw mtlto and otter Improvements, A floartahlog little town was shortly built up on the ra»t bank of Red river, and in 1KTU, emigration liavlnx been Byrefnwnce to th* pi crowdings of thereby attracted to the *urroundln« country, and a eeparatton of interests tho District Ooavestkm on Saturday, it having occurred between tbe new com­ mighty ceouMKtel exterpriae that will be seen that they re-nominated a* munity and the neighboring parishes, tbe new parish (or county > of 'ted H iver might hat* staggered a mercantile At­ las, be stilt found time to master tbe their candidal* foe Repcwecatative in detaih of Blate politic*, aad beeama to the tftat* Legisktars, Hon. Frederick that year N. H. TwiteheU wae elected active in their working* a* to become Senator and E. W. Deweee to the Low­ the faremoet politi—n of the Stats. In W. Collin*, of Thoraapfde. er Hoose from tbe adlctnin* parish of It >* enough to say of Mr. Collins, Dettoto. InlBTTMr. Deweee baring the midst of these bug* and multifari­ ous dutfoe and ■ reeponeinilitiee, he filled that be k aa able tegialalot, an honret mowed l-sck to tile new parish, was therein re-elected to the Ixiwer House. up odd hour* ot litettr* eo *ffisrcaallv. a* John T. Yates was elect'd tfhertff, and not only to make up lor the neglect oi man, and. a true gentleman in all tlw having resigbcd last spring wn* reagriy education, but to cultivate to a rwlatWM o< life. Of hi* eiect.oo by a tare degree a tart* for polite literature, the fine arts, end the more delicate decided majority, we presume there is gratae of aifeiallifi* no an* man who eetertaiaa a singte In religion. Governor Bagtey ie in a potatwn which might be called—to bar- doubt, nov can any oae al al) familiar cupy hie sent, doubt that in hie hands r ’ i r ‘ i dosed ; but haa left to tha Dominion th* unpleasant legacy ot a Ministry tarui*h*'d with bribery, nud a Government riding into power on corruption. The tbe Houw which gave il support, pre­ cipitated a panic upon the country, and in its remoter consequence* brought all tbe burin— intereets of th* country in­ to anxiety and jeopardy. Aad now th* Texas Pacific appear* to be involved the paper of tho company engaged in it* construction ha* gooo to protest, and tbe embarrassment..even if only leaporary, will bo seriou* white it lasts. The history of tlu * *nt<Tpria* appointed one of tbe commteaiooers of the State public school al Coldwater, aad *uggveted and applied many im­ portant I change* in Ita organisation. During hfo term of office aa governor he baa personally inveetigated every asylum, college, and other institution in the state, and brought about important and beneficial rhangre in; their admfaiatration. The general goverumesst of .the State haa been w*U administered, ita finance* carefully managed, aad scarcely a word of comptaint haa been heard, even from the opposition. Hi* term of effiee has grretlv increased hi* personal populari­ ty, and although be may not obtain tha bug* majority ot 57,000 this time, there ia a moral certainty of his election. The falling off, if there be any. will be dne ■otely to Ibe growing indifference to politics among Um people, and the demorehsatmn at Mr. Bagtey'* party on ' ! t ’ , • , All through the tnoiUh of September I will take Wheat at one dolly and twenty-five cents ($1,26) a bushel, far Buggiea. or will give ten cents a bushel more than the market price for it and pay in Buggies. ?*•------_._2 ‘*to avail ___________ I ‘ Those wanting themselves of' this - all - the - opportunity must come soon‘ for ’I can »ell Bai -j got in a month by paying a dollar and a quarter for neat. HERD. Timber, Lath, Shingles; Sash, Doors, Blinda, Mouldings* Frames, Brackets, does not prevent 10,000 bushels of good FALL AND WINTER APPLES being wanted at the Hastings Depot, for which the Highest Market price will be paid. Fruit Growers give us a oall opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware and make arrange­ Hand Rail, Newell Posts, and Balusters, ments to sell or ship. r We will also receive apples alt_ Nashville every Friday and Sat­ urday. O-IH. . «• baunum & co. FAM FOR SALE! Respectfully submitted, Cautus Wuusns. Blank Book, Blotter, Photogra]d>. of 100 beautiful Udtee, Tooth Picks, Farfume Kschvt. Chin— Punic, and s fine piece of Lad—’ea Gents’Jewelry. Ttj a Package. Price, post paid, 50 rente, of September, ; nfRonlrR ' ar will devote to the settle­ looks, and we eittemt th* ad’ efflebtainit L mr* without Util I �The ^Efil»ucM< Bninra* Pursuant to tbe call of tbo Republi­ app^cutfUg and quilting parttes. can County Committee, tbo Convention If your neighbor breaks his neck, for tbo nomination of county offiesws, gsta married, or does anything at all met et the Court House in tbe City of that is worthy of mention, jot it down Hastings, on Saturday, tbo iSth day of September, and waa celled to order by and—please forward it to the Barm. Tbe National Grand Lodge of tbe Hon. David,R. Cook, Chairman of tbo The Convention then vob jd to proceed Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Committee, on whose nomination Hon. to ballot for Proeeeutlag At toruey, with closed its session at Atlanta, on Satur­ Oso. K. Beamer, of Irving, waa chosen the tollowing result: Whole number of votes, M day. Tbeseeafo* in 1875 will be hold procuring our figure, before letting the job. Owr rule ia to work cheaper and better than any man on record. We warrant aU work according to contract or ao pay. We are always ready to give yon our figurea, aad ,wifl eadeavor at Indianapolis' to giro utufoctmn in PlaWwwg, Brick The Pa* My, Hom T. W. Ferry will and Stone Layutg, &<■_ Ac. Please giro epoak in this citT. on tbo evening of ths us a cel). • Raepeetfnlly we are 15th of October. Gentfoman of tbo 21tf Bnaxn A SciaKoax. Central Committee send us Chandler, nlso, before the election. Now approachoth the time when pru­ dent householders, like tbe careful ant And on receipt of tho short but very de­ or tha merry but painstaking squirrel, sirable shower tho other morning, R. J. Grant deemed it time to make the an­ begin to lay in tbeir stere of comforta­ nouncement that he bad in stock a largo ble things for the winter’s oonsumpand Milected amortatent of Raady-mado Ou motion of Boo. Denial Striker, the chair was authorised to appoint a comtailtee of three on credentials and named as such committee, Hou. Daniel S.riker of Hastings City, Lewis Wilcox ry. A new lot of tbo lateot and beet books out just received. Any person wishing to avail tbsmaslree of three Glancing over our [lodger, wo eee tho mouths memborehip, am do ao by pay­ ing ooe dollar, end will bo entitled tn namoe of sundry fonnnr customer, who change books as often aa they wish. are gone but not forgotten. Borne have Call at the post office, select a book, tramped to other parts, others sing and on payment of 10 cents you will pmhns ev -.ry BauJay, others have died aal may Lu an--l. in Heaven. But they own us just the same. CHURCHES. A now gome called "granger sovenup" Is annonced. Three persons play for a can of oysters. Tho first man gets the oysters, the last the can, and Minnuvrui. Sept 28, 1874. Gtootiag to all—Wo hale oar first t io •-middle man” don’t get anything. business year out, and tho second one Hayfcrd was that tr.iddlo man an Sat­ in. We return our tineere thanks to urday. our many customers for our good trade "This is the reason,” says a cynin, “in tbopast year, and we hope to merit the nf .kJ which women put their heads out of tho windows of their parlors and tell their neighbors how many flics they cleared out of the dining room before breakfast and how many they swept off the floor SIS REWARD Th« celebrated Thomas Troupe, consiatingof sixty distinguished performers, will give a concert at Grand Ranida on Tuesday evening next. Special rates will be given, if fifty or more go in a body. For particulars call on T. J. Wilder, our popular Station Agent. submitted their report, as follows: Tho committee on credentials rospsetfuDy report that they bars Uncharged the duty assigned them, and find the follosring named gentlemen duly enti­ tled to seats in the convention, via. AMTIU-ChancvV L. Briggs, James the County Committee tho ant being 25 each for Hon. Daniel Striker and Him. David R. CoUt. and 2 for a. J. Bldleman ; and tha second 29 for Hon. Daniel The Representative Convention, Waa called to order by Hon. Geo. M. Dewey, Chairman of tha District ComRon—Valentine Replogle, Henry mlltae, on whose motion Hen. John Replogle D. 8. Tyler. Mooes Berber. Roberts waa chosen Chairman, and on lavino— Hon Geo. K. Beamer, A. J. motion of Capt. G. W. McCormick, Dr. A. H. Ellis, of Middleville; was elected Secretary. ing of Messrs. A. H. Ellis, W. W. Kel­ ley and C. B. Bonham were appointed by tbo Chair, who subsequently reported tho following named gentlemen entitled to seats as delegates, via: Local Roticej. Cool evenings- Tar our now crop Japan Tess. Best in. tliis market, and fully ten p'r rent lower than any other house in town. •Jfiwl ’ .SrooxraA Hirams. -A Stnnll First-class ccl. Enquire of .IxxrxCuBxr. Hastings, Mich. Cooning times Come—oysters. . Approaching—electioa. Job is still priufittg here\foauty Fair in progress. Who stole Monroe’s hat ? CoXMXCCHt. Coutoc. Grand Rapiila ; thorough work; able teachers Great­ er dumutxl for etndeuM to fill positions than the supply. Terms rearenahte. For'-irculars address C. G. Swensberg. Autumn leaves on their way. The gridle cake crop is promising. A bad year for bolters—Boys bo ware. It will soon be cool enough for wed- called on tho Prosineut for troops to Wh. to to Htoto. in* " • mntoi* Btoto to, to * X— d^l rf po-J® b«i —>< r> W. toto-to to—to‘ -toh... u* -Ptoto “ ,”“b Tnta ta u,. «or to *—»■ C*a —1 to I, . toMtoto tor to t-^Tr to rf to v*toa Sato -to- <O ni.000.tw totolly, Ltoto “» toto The jHlretw i/cnlUf upetis with au iot'wreeting paper by Miss 1‘reetou on1 Th. icdcTu Aubamel, a modern Provencal poet, 'with oome graceful translations ol of certain of his poems. Another biographi.vd and critical paper of interest is furnished by Mr T. 8. Perry, on Berlbold Auenbes'b. Rsv, Jamse Freeman Clarke discusses tho question. Have an­ imals -Souls • and analyseo ths points ot Be it known, That I shall keep in stock and fill to order the Celebrated Howells gives ua two additional chap­ ters of his entertaing serial. An inter­ esting budget of extracts from the pri­ vate letters of a young lady now in Ger­ impreeneaf of some noteworthy musi­ cians. Tbo poitry of the number -ia fully up to tbo average, and includes DlJUIO|(D ll^Of,1 S100 00 REWARD! FAM FOR SALK Trowbridge, Miss Phelps. John Jamoo Pratt. Kura Ferry, Harriet Preeeotl Spofford, Celia Tb ax for and Paul H. Hayue. Tbe editorial depart monte are varied aad intonating- H. 0. Houghton A Co., publishers, Boston, Mass. Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. Agricuituia! Implements AC., AC (Gm n a Cau.) swine before and all.tr they drop tbeir ' yuung. The powders nut them in good condition, and giro them strength tocare and provide for tbe sucklings. fill orders on abort notice and in the neateot possible manner. L® On motion the names of C. L. Briggs The public should be cautioned and James Powers, of Assyria, were agwinst an impoeter answering the dq- added to the report, and as amended it scription of a man about five foot high, was adopted. slight build, with fall sandy beard, The Committee oa Permanent Organweight about one hundred and twenty- ization reported that they- had dis­ five pounds, who is soliciting orders for charged tbe dnly assigned them, and key tags and stencils for masking cloth­ would submit aa candidates for perma­ ing. and collecting mousy in advance, nent officers the following named geuand who is eo abseut-minded that ho forgets to bring tags or return money to For President, Hou. Geo. K. Beamer, his confiding patrons. for Secretary, Chiislopbsr Van Arman ; His Honor tbo Mayor called a Liberal for Tellers, E F. Manley, John H. and Democratic causua, to bo held last Day, and James D, Bonham, On motion tho report waa accepted evening at tho office of Justice Riker, for the election of delegates to tbe and edited. On motion of Hon. Gil­ County Convention to-morrow, and bert striker tbo convention proceeded to wanted the electors opposed to corrupt rule, and in faror of mteMe ornjuis.-w following result: for rouaty officers to be in attendance; Whole number of votes, That caucus was conveniently small— of which John Q. Creasy received, ” Cause why? Neither of these parties Henry Houghtalin, convention voted to proceed to an in­ formal ball ot for Representative with the following result: to appoint a District Committee of three, good nlnet v i and thereupon appointed aa inch .com­ mittee, Horn Geo. M. Dewey, Hon. G. K. Beamer, Dr. A. IL Ellis. Ou motion the convention adjourned. .A. H-Eurs, Secretary. could furnish any such men, and no ethers being invited, the crowd did not There haa beer, traveling this year on reno of tho Pennsylvania railroads a unk which makes tho hair of tho baggage-smasher stand right up. It is thirty four inebea long, three feet wide, and is made of eolid boiler iron an eighth of an inch thick. The handles are of iron, tinted with great bolts, and the lid is fastend down with an im­ mense padlock. On oos end of the trunk is painted tho words, u8hs can stand it!” and OO the other,. "Stand HOPKINS and BARNES, known that it is only neceeury to esntion agsinst imitations. It req sires a tartjul O^uri’trt ot tho carbolic acid’ with other ingredients to produce a salvo t'bsl may bo relied upon. The genuine on.’y guaranteed. Seo that it bears tho sig­ nstare and private proprietary stamp of John F. Henry, fluid bv all Druggists and Dealers. Joss F. Hxxnr, Ccassx A Co.. Proprietors, 8 and 9 Cuilego Abraham Ryerson 8 COLORADO EXCURSIONS. Whereupon on motion ol C. IL Benham Hon. Frederick W. Collins waa declared unanimously nominated as the Republi­ During thef can candidate for Representative in tbe souri' Pacific Through IJnc, Stale legislature. K-nrusi! Having received petitions from sever­ al of tbe Oranges of Barry county, to call a County Convention and Basket Picnic, and ><ing convinced that such a oonvention and picnic would bo ol vast benefit to tbe Patrons of Barry county. I hereby appoint Thursday, the 15th day ol October next, as tha day for holding said Convention and Picnic, at Hastings. Able speakers of the Order will bo preeent to addreso tho convention end I must earnestly hope every true Patron .will bo preasuL A cordial invi­ tation ia cordially exteaded to Patrons from adjoining counties, and all other pereons who may wish to attend ia Rower's Block. State Stroot FaraUy •urjy store, Colfore, Tees, Sugars, SyrU|r, spires and all other articles usual­ ly kept in a gt'-rety store. Floor, feed, evru end oate. All goods sold will be from under!" sol 1 at the lowcai retail raws, far ready Evidences continue to multiply that There ie aa increase of fraght traffic (uy only Cash paid for butter, eggs, the Louisiana plot waa well ondatstood vegetables tfl.d other farm oud garden on tbe R-ilroad. beforehand by those who favored it in Whole number of votes, projects.’ Chilly mornings—commence to swear tho other Southern titetes. Th" Atlanta of which John Q. Cree>y received about old stove pipes. ** C«uhtsrfoa, nn tbe first nows of tho out­ Henry Hougbtalin Wheat is from W eente for red to break, said that the object was to over11.02 for white, to-dey. . PICTURES! Two and a half milium* of rU PICTURES! be sold during October. I am now all alone in the Photograph Bear and yeDow leaves commence to butinrm. and as I have mo<!e erraago* meats to increase, my facilities for doing Iwautify iho tree* of our foreat* better work titan ever, all sltould call Tho Daily K««e« our tabto to­ and get a negative taken. The superi­ day. • It is one of the beet pepen to** ority of my work tn the peat to a suffi­ State, always reliable. cient guarantee ot first-clnse work ' ia The Governor of South Caroll a. ha. Stop! Hearkt siatwtsMia-' Farmers and stock raisers have fre­ quently fold at that they haw seen very good result• from cinag SAarsdes'r Tbo river is exceeding low. Shivering, moonlight nights. ;rsMU ,°VSSKt chcapxot and beet assortment of wed­ ding stationary ever brought to this city, consisting of all the latest stylo of envelopes, paper and cards. With our new and beautiful styles of type, and fO ADVERTISERS SCnULENBiRG. wbereupon Mr. Striker waa declared duly elected, and the Chair was anthorIzed to appoint four additional members, who thereupon selected aa said Com­ that of tho animal in ita highest devel­ mittee, Clement L. Bmitu. Phillip H. opment. Mr. Eggleston continues his records of a Rebers Recollections, writ­ Dewey. ing this time of Gen, J. E B. Hlmut; Carlton—Richard Mcaoer, A. Car­ ThH cloning the buslneea tha Coo­ Horace James. Jr., cooimencee a story penter. J. M. Rogen, E. F. btaeuo. va a lion adjourned to giro place to t(ie CasTurrox—Clement Smith, C. Van Convention for tho lai Reprssentalive entitled Eugene Peckering; Mias Ulive A Wadsworth cotributsa a short story. Arman. H. H. Wood, F. D. Soulea. An exchange says poopls should be on the lookout for n«t of graceless scamps who are going about tho coun­ try claiming royalty of those baring hip-roofed houses, alleging that the method of fastening hip-roofs or some­ thing equally absurd about them, is Clark, Charles Curtis, Wm. Lowdon. WooDLANl>-Geo. M. Davenport, Geo. We have just received the largest, D. Banlen. Ebeneeer Bawdy, John W. ri|>er>> ’’I*0 desire ,‘n5’ “Iher book, sgsrinc. or (paper,' published, with or itiout tbo advertised, premiums, we LIYISGSTOBK IS HEAD I W SO Toms witness bars letes'W wateM rtlUWM v.t HEROIC KTCC HitJW aad prove hie undoubted intelligence by forwardiwg tbe funds which will enable us to go on cheerfully administering to his entertainment and delight peat one o’clock. Pursuant to adjournment tho conven­ tion reassembled at half past one o'clock and iraa called to order by the chair- FLOUR f BRjUW Commission Merchant, A petition has received thousands of signatures in New York preying Uongrose to make February IS is eaab year, tho anniversary of tbe birth of Abraham Lincoln, a national holiday. Let it bo ean bo no greater mistake than thia. Whatever thoonos may exist upon this subject- it ia a wall aacsrUined tact that thia zoological absurdity ia |>ropoeterous. How aoch a stupid belief can ob­ tain currency among pooplo eo enlight­ ened us tlio readers of newspapers, wo are at a loss to determine; but we esrueo ly hope that every one of ear snb•cribers. to whom tbo euapiosoa attaches of sharing such laughable ignorance, tion and named as such committee, Hon. Adam Elliott of Barry. 8. J. Bldelman of Hastings, and Caph Curtiss Perry of Prarieville. A. N. SABI Any girl may raise a moustache toy shaving-hsF TTppcr lip every day for about a mouth. A St. Louis girl has PURI DBDGS aid MEDICINES, “IlsM'rf'." Mett ntnft, I", in, mt • IOO.OQO IN CASH And Voluble Real Estat j. Huttings. Mich. ufflSB.raansAimnunaiu. REAL ESTATE AGENCY, WM. H. HAYFORD. OFnCEIXCDUBT IIOCSE, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Tho wsy men put off important matten to tho Im: moment is one of the cu- , । tfcsa things in nature. Tho fifth oon- * j cert in aid of the Public Library of J Kreuteky wasadvertteed to take plao. July 81. Tbe day after, August 1, Gov. Bnmletto, tbe mansgee, at Louiaville, received over 850.000 for tkksts. Had tbe drawing takea plaoo at that tiuto tha Gweraar would have ,had to send this money Uck. but the c-aceri was post- poned to Norembsr 30, it was right with them. We presume that os the first day of December next, the t uay alter the concert, thousands of *dol» lea will 1* received, oe. day too lata. City Drug Stat, Slfte Street, I I • ‘ * ’ F , DAY AND NIGHT. . ( . J ALMAGE'S SERMONS WH. . j ' ' fiBSDffiWUi!’ �d State Tax Lands. rBa£3; — ffijg-rE Michigan Cen tra! R ,R. jXsyE OLD, MUULIADD DIRECT DOUTt, JidW. The balance of cash in tl -< Utah Tmawoifc»t», 1874, wm 01,139, 413.24. Reeoipta during the week tad Ing Sept 16, warn 89,762.02 : psrmenti donee time, tn.UlVT ; Uaviq ababtomia tbotreasury of 11,127. 743.291 daemaae for the week 211,689. skirted by tbo priseoval forests, for the white men's’ax bed not resounded in this region. To-day, initrad of this expense ot water a lexuriaat growth of waving graas grooto tbe rye. Finely eoltivatod term, are upon ita borders, and tbo ooody form houses, woll-filisd barns and exteuaivr orchards tell their own story of thrift and pfoaty. Highway* like ■lender thread, treveroe thaee broad acres in different direction,, and instead of toe nooelam gliihng esnoo on the pladd waler, tbo iron homo thunders through tho ocean of waving green at lightoteg .(wmk- drawing pmdou. load, of htunaaity and merchandiae. Everybody in tho Bute of Michigan haa liear-J moie or lees about Senator Chandler’, form, yet few people, except­ ing tboee living near, haw a correct ides of its nature or magnitude. It romcrfoe.3^06 2-8 acme of which upwaids ol 2,000 are what was once a watery waits, but in later year, known fomiUiarlv aa tbo “Big Marsh." la 18GB, while traveling ia Europe, Senator Chandler had hw attention called to the rich land, of Holland, which bad boon reclaimed from dreary marshes by a thorough system of drain­ age. Ho vra, struck with tho great re­ semblance ot the eoil to that of tbo marsh lands of Michigan, aad deter­ mined on purchasing a portion of the Jske Mtao. CsmsXateMi, Ayeses/^tyryLMsrisX.Mewls*. »»J I r tei Snsire or B*s«V Com,. I Hurrira. *M.KKali:i i wssfAeEV* Uewse,: •atirttsirtririct; poem to take iflotbe dui of young laa ie* to Europe for tbe purposes of for­ eign travel, and art Tbe tour will oc­ cupy one year, and may ho extended to 18 months. Dr. J. A. B. Stone, who haa traveled exltaaively ia the Old World, will accompany tha party. Tbo public libraries oi Michigan numbered la 1870, 422—tha largest number ef tbe kind in tho Doited Bute*. Now York stood next, baring 13d librarian, Massachusetts third, with 95. In reaped to the number of vol­ ume*, however. Mamackuaotu stead fiat, with 475,852 veiwMo; Now York seated. 178,236; Michigan third. 114,­ 207. . No other Stale approaches tlw~ throe in the number or mm 01 fa pubhc libraries. Tbe Michigan suttaura *bow that the system ie widely distribu­ ted, end that the township plan is work­ rug fovoraUy for tbo benefit of the peo­ ple. Wa syrtem ie, ax l» well known, based upon tbo idea of making one band wash tbo other by dsrating tho fines for minor —— *-i~* k-r-------lice justicM to__ r_________ and tbe conduct of tho librarim. 1873. .Ilof r^k» lyilW lLlul lU smi i .«ren xL-ct.tK'st'Titi'as: SSSaiAJWBM 1 A«.»4M.,t ntaln I, tk» st s/saS&TfeSSs last. v II Eosds. Mkolisirt Im G. P. Rowell & Co’x. Col...... ANOTHER CHANCE ! FIFTH AM LAST CONCEIT h> M'ta* u >b», ■ Uall-4 hr U, t ■lest Ml Ikv* k.T« vitand. tefare emtil.», l* tks odhuen wiu'irnbuMiM AoA e-A.ii rSSftsnrASJftE > ED tor dw (**M «r Ckirtr Base eme* oEiarta*! raw at «H kusyaiMr; “.kx- ’l/t jknani»Bst, 1, ik, r,,KllMlD« •( | •c^h.«L“Zbri&S; IX AID or TUI PUBLICUBHABYOFKEHTUCT. of tbo year it is free from water, and the soil be, settled eo much that mowing machine, are largely used in cutting tho hay. A portion of tbo marsh ba, already been seeded to rod-top end oth­ er grasses adapted to wot lands, and ■ many ton* of bay of first-class quality . have been put un. Tho main ditch, 1C foot wide aad I feet deep, commeacee at Park Lake, a body of water on oedion 28 in tbo town­ ship of Bath, Clinton county, and run, directly west, two mUee peraUol with tho section line, then diverge, northweeterly, and emptier into the LookingGlaae River, ita whole length being seven milvv. Upwards of 80 miles of lateral ditches, tho largest of which are seven foot wide and four foe* deep- ,Dd tho smsliest four feel wide and two feet deep, han- l-«en constructed. These lateral ditches are usually 40 rods apart, mneb depending on the surfooo to bo drained. Blares on this marsh whore four years ago the ditchers bad to above n flat-boat ahead in order to walk on it, are now ao firm that borsea hardly leave a foot-print. Upwards of 300 tons of hay hare Iwen cut tbe present season, although tho crop ia much lighter than last year. About ibe same number at acres have iieen mowed, the difference ia quantity being accounted for by tbo droath ia the early port oi tbo hi-ot., which ef­ fects productiveness of marsh-land as well aa of upland. We Iwlievo tbo amount put np last year was something like 600 tons. Mr. Chandler's experiment ia hay- 1 raising proved a bleesiag to tbo formers , of Ingbam sad Clinton counties last 1 spring, for hundreds ot cattle, horses and sheep mn,l have perished bad it ■ot been for the hay cut upon thia marsh. Many men who ridiculed tho J enlorprto. when Mr. Chandler began it, । and who charged enormously for their services or supplies because "he was । fooling his money away, and they . might a, well have souie of it aa any­ body," now praise tho hbernl outlay bv which a malarious tract has been made , to help ibem in a foraino eeaaou. Marsh ' bay, sold at this form for 88 per Ion. waa drawn by sliarp follows a few mile, ■nd rceokl lor 816 or more, which prob­ ably origiuate-l the falsehood that Mr. 1 ChandlerlepcculaloJ on the aufferings of the termtac -whBofa wa- relfovint | them, in ninny la>Unoes gfrin - credit to poor m»a The upland, cvoipsieiug about 900 acres, lire <■> the north side nl the marsh, aad was originally black oak I and white mk opening*. The soil is of , a light saii-V quality, but capable of | being lUMfa tu produre sbirodsnlly. About 100 a--n-v are under cuWvafion, ' m which are two uf the finest fields of . c- ira ia this vicinity. A rominodious farm hunw has loon erected, et a ousftof about 88.0UO, uu the north rod of the marvh sod a short die. , fence wort of the J, I*. A B Bailroad. J There ia also a beat ham An the prem­ ise*, well arranged for stock. Th* principal stuck burn wm erected two ’ yean ago at a ant of about 21,000. It is situated half a mile aorthwert of the farm house, and has ail the modem ; cDuvroicncEw for feeding and watering ( .,£s£pj Hon. W. H. C. Mitchell has been renomiaated by acclamation for Hints Senator ia tbe Thirty-Amt Diatrict. E A Ferguson has aleo been renominated forlteprseeBtetavs in the cocuties of Waxfood, Mfeswaukeo, Grand Tnverae. Ealkarka aad Crawford. sn-.'.'.-'.-.rj? «4»m4mbsm1 Matij, an junta, nu Drawing Certain at that Date ■ ICHIGAR CERTRAL R. R. LIST OF GIFTS. Wm. E. Savage & Bro's Column. Grand River Valley Division "OYSTER OCEAN” MTajit Jitta & Saiiiai Laiie s and Gratteaas Relnrait BSr;“ 1 AElsrtESttH. ■ SlIatavalkM ta> W.IUttuLUll,1 datH.UMI>ni> CKseLsii- 'aa&'i GOLDSMITH’S RRICqor TICKETS. * 1 r< jib BRYANT & STRATTON Business University, t’’” I'.,,. SwhHss^ EVERY DAY FOR THREE MON’HS FOR ONE DOLLAR. Marlrt RrptrU IrrtbM. ndasiaitccs-w. MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS. * *1 1 0 1 <5 1 ■ Q.RAND TRVXK MAIX-VAY. septkmhfr, m<. Briggs House, GET ™ BEST Randolph 8t aad Fifth Ave.. >« ■oWi MH.r»viiMA; • 1 t CHICAGO. jTXKXfi MAOlPW Dq. wtaa'afite bis The mart valuable stock on Ibe form । few year, tinev. 1, in due coodidca, and foer roarlin^a and two two-year-old roks.aHl.ta psugeoy, now epoe th. promisee, am remarkable for their wm.lantv >0 odor, make-up, am* aad beau­ ty. They bid fiur to make strong form bore-e or exeeGeut luadMcre. The ! weight u< the sire is about 1 4UU pounds. RgEHeatWir JlfiJN JM1S- THE FLOWEB, js.'shjs a« U1E> lee ■ >0 it 1 XM J£ • E X. 1 9 tu t <1 t rs T 17 II *u •? ' ,T 1 IM 3 13 J2 »•» ■ji- , i> • -■ •w »> 1 ; st AMs ■ 4 * r � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-10-07.pdf c4111d06aab7a9cb80c3c08a8dc39a64 PDF Text Text Dt RyrJsuey Bjyqesq. Oso. M. Diwey, Tlfl F.D1TUH AMD PCBUtHER. RATXS or ADVERTlSnrO. VOL. YJX*. NQ, 24. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1874. Initial nd 6li;lpt» Caffe vns. HASTINGS UF4OHM. JOHN STANLEY! All kinds of Unit on hand and . WHOLE NO. 958. 'eat to him. W*IAakW..«i । ofaaage to han him hm to-mtuow, andtKua rare bi* moth* a great a*rrow, most likely,'’ m4 MaiT . Mabe!Clifton nensXAha loeaiiMtuHaiaP.------- Fnesufa wandered that her bean had not yfakfod to some GROCERIES! OUT TO ORDER. Also Poultry and other Gun* Canned Fruits and Fish. A. P. DRAKE, FRESH FISH! ’! pfutARimELu* OX FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. CHAS. II. HAVER, Deeper Ash Pit, It has a Larger Door, Swinging Hearth, Oysters received daily Shaking and Dumping Grate, Pres delivery and- on time. u-h The Door ia placed in Front thue Cor reefing the Ten is the case where the door is on the side near the flue. i *»* J And a Perfect working Damper and Check Draft. JOSEPH PFLUG. is open IT IS MADE IN THREE SIZES, A HEARTS REWARD. GROCERS. lie celebrated oast Lined Diving flue Base Heaters, XJftr to 8ft it Ite LiinH Urtu Bite LAE PLASfiB, STUCCO WATER LIE LHE 4 HAIB Acorn Maple Parlor And the largest umorlment of Cottage, Cook and Parlor Cook Stov- County. SIOO.OOO 00 Shingles, Lath, &c. GIFT ENTERPRISE THE PAEMIHF8 WILL BE SOLD for Ok tai Italian Lot DENTIST Mutual. NEW LUMBER, Chromo NEW OFFERS! NEW IDEAS SI THE GREAT HUS OFFEH WKZsiKKits sboshjbbs. Pure Wines ind Lionors! CHROMOS .Near Dwight & Burra U's Agricultural Works, Hastings, Mich. NEW PHOTOGRAPH WE WANT AGENTS. H.A. BUSELL'S We guarantee the BECKWITH STOVE to give perfect satis* faction, or inoiwj refunded. For Economy of Fuel, Safety and Doeabifoy it stands witboat Sirnial aii Itttaiical NEW GOODS AND HEW PRHX8 “Mahal, your are very much intoreatad in this young man. Am I io oon- usUsms Renumber ths Place. We would respe parties who have using them: “Fatbar, tot us abstain .from "using wioaa Io morrow." “What! no. no ; I on not great you that. Ncwinaa! Why child, hare you p*e rreiy ? For twenty-fire years I have oSared my frionds win* on New Yrar’a day, and narer hare felt that I wa* doing anything wrong. What h*s come over you f “Oh, father, 1 hare never felt juat right whan offerinc m.n nine, and just now as I wa* making out the order tor Joiiu, I ch sored to raise my eyaa jut a* Eagar Livingston eras passing. 1> needed but a glance to see ke wa* rary much under the influence of liquor. Father, bis mother is a widow ; bo ia her only child, and all her earthly bopea renter m kirn. Will they not ba wreck­ ed, think you, if he iadulgee in the wise cup ? To-morrow he will make many call*. Beautiful todies will offer him wine. He will not tiara tbe courage, poaaslily, to wiab to decline. To morrow night, most likely, ho will return homo to fin his mother'* heart with sorrow. 1 don't wish to contribute one drop of that bit­ ter cup." “My dear, whether we hare wwee or not, with him it will be all the rame, a* you say L. will make many call*.” “Father, if you had a too, would you not talk differently ’ Think bow many I young men of tbe brightest future hare J tailed, nay, worse, won disgrace and oar■ ly greres from love of win*. I feel a* . if £dgar Uringston attxxl upon the ■ brink of a fearful precipice. Father, • stretch faith your strong arm to draw , him—if only step by step. If wa do ' not mvo him, it will be a comfort to ‘‘Nothing more than far hi* own and hie mother's rake, 1 would endeavor to rare him, or other young man in hie danger, father. Bar* will ba on. of hi* first calls. Pomibly I can-detain REAM.VABLE EA.TEBI him long enough to prevent him from 7_ — _ -I-.— Lu— V. 14 I.to great’tomptotton. Ob, fifther, plea*.! giant me thi* F* ‘■Really, deer, I feel diapoeed to grant it, but so many wffl be diMppointad. COFTtKO AHU ZNLABQ1NO OLD Besides, I hers not the courage to make this great change, and set fire hundred tongues to work, speculating about the cans* ol it- Home will decfare I am about to fiuL other, that I have grown pewurkma. Ah ! wlfat ia it John^ Just (hen a . earrant entered and handed him an envelope saying: Itblksniblte HASYUGS MARBLE WDBKS! "A boon, papa- Promise to gnat la thia last day ol the year, mv bocn !“ •■What is it, my Ion F’ ‘'Promise to grant it first." • Not in iguoranoe, my child ’’ ‘•Treat me, father." She had an aagar, oarosat, nob la look i liar eye* that her fathar did tract la. FEROTYPE GALLERY ■ r. H»UTU DENTIST With the first iua» in September Dr. Talmage entered upon tha secund year of hia editoral management of T«x Crrrsniw *t W<Mx. Under hla inBu­ eno* thepatMr JM taksn a pueititm in the foremost rank of religious weeklies. It* suwess has been unqualified. Th* liberal tone Of Its editorial*, tbe doter- SINE’S ojEMciffliuwinunnw One Prize,$5,000 in Silver Miillt Mahle Clifton Mt batons ona ol tha window* of bar lather's magnificent raansion. A servant stood m waiting. Hhe wss making out a Jut ol articles wanted for tha next day. Coming tool•tope arrested her attention. She raised bar eyes and looked out. The crimson flush deepened on her bright young face, ai “Oh !" in a deep regret escaped her lipa. Hue turned round after u instant of FARM FOR SALE! brought in Bar ry qi\ULK 4 qusseu JWksrth Artll-slus HASTINGS, MICH. B. F. Ciinattn, I Mr. Oilton lore it quickly open, read ITsmd axnfairaad. “Really, thia I* too bad. but I martt go, John! Hero—" And hastily writing a few words fora‘ retire dispatch, be handed it to tbe **rvent, and Hinting to Mabrt.aaid; “My old friend, Harwell, i* dying,and1 be»s that I will hasten to him. I can­. not deny Mm. Bo you will have tn en' Middleville , । । I Hastings, Michigan. j A Full Btoek of Shirt*, Collars, Cuffs, Necktfoa and Suspended INK, RATON. WATER OLOR Loftk Gfflt for Counterfeits 1 •ee D-BSCKWITH" on the Door.of I<J . raVT AflrVliBBH r .'X«fn0 before you buy AND OILS A good assortment of Per­ fumery, Hair Oils, Pow­ der, Dues, and other T<M Goods, Pm- , from all parts vl ths country and by a constant enlargement of our subscrip­ ts* roB. We shall make no chaaig. in the pofiey of our paper, asvd sawe fa. tenady its taaanmg. Wo shall !i*re> a ingstoa bad drawn Flory to tha win-1 paper fall ol amfamtion and fire. Wo duw. They were looking oat on tbs eball tear up all tedious coatr^otioa* passen. by. Reeling along the side­ that are sent us, though the aathormay walk, shouting and singing a drunken hare a string of titles aa long as th» tail setg came Edgar's friesd of the morn­ of the fart eocsst, while an article w.th ing. Flory turned (roan tbe-aiekening pith and ram and power shall ZJK. a eight Edgar followed, aayiag^ “But for you and Mias (Tifton, I might have boon one of that party.” And going to Mabel, bi raid : "Mie* Cllftoc. your alumber to-night should be peaceful. You have not helped to cloud either brain or heart of thing like eant and humdrum any of your friends to-day. Accept «ny come all hearty and helpful woHi*. ail warmest thanks for baring Mved ma pictures of home-life, all skvtdbea of from feeling both.” thing* arborescent and beautiful, all I Edgar mw an expression in Ernest’s gUmpeaaof freah religion* experience, ; eyo* that made him think it would be all discussions about the boat way of quite a* acreeble to all partira if ha doing things, al; rousing addmeaa, all wouM take Flory back to the recess of news, whether from earth or heaven ! the window, to the piano, or anywhere Never brighter praepoct* opened before anv tw« than tafnre thfa6 7^Zi. “I came one night to lay my heart be­ fore you. You had many gtiert* ana offered thefts-winr. You uvGced not that I placed my das* untouched on the table. I left early. I dared not woo tbe heart of one who held such a fearful temptation before ma j why, you will know when I loll yuu the terrible troth. My only brother want down to a drunka^i'a grave; the woman be loved urging him o*. For a time mother and i won him from ths fatal pasxion. He was doing well Wa believed ba would fulfill ths bright pretntes of early ydhth. He grew to love a beautiful gut tihe great cefabiity in Borapo. Itfaaadwa* wild anA thoughtless, and on* nignt mirablo feature of thia pnmiumithat at a party, irtsfawr father’* house, she there is no additional oxpeuso j for urged him to drink. ‘Ou* glass. Ev­ mounting or frames u Vitn ths ebroery on* but you takes wm*? said she. emm. When the subscriber ha* peid He reeutod. She taunted Mm about three dollars ami twenty-firo coats he having to abstain entirely b*can*e he receirae tbe premium free br maifi the had not the a«lf control to use wino in paper for ose year, and Um hi* postage moderation. He yielded, accented ths paid alto after January 1, 187b, in' ac­ fatal glass from her head, ana dranx, cordance with the new- postal law wfiich first moderately, then on and on, in iho require* pubfaben lo prepay tbe post­ old fearful way, until the end came—a age ai Use mailiag odtoa. Wa invite rained lib. and a ratriW* fabken Uie attention of uur reader* to th* adheart Do you woadar that I Acd from vwtl*einsnt of thia excellent paper In — • -------*-—* iifajaaniag'to »■ Mother column. It proton!* special In­ not To-day I board ducement* to Agents.• fctwU, . m.< Efaraertly, thank-1 thi had dawned upon .—, ------------ bar* to lay my heart before the only wemaa I ovwr loved. Will you be my wife, Mabel F’ Her heart wm too full of joy—the could not toll him in word* how happy alie was, but her llltl* hand* lay Mill in his. Bbo raised liar *yea a luoment, and he mw tbe love ot years beaming there. He needed no bhiwer. Judg­ ing tram tbe low tones into which th* voiresin the other room had fallen, 1 think seme other heart* mart bare turn of Mr. Cfifton. who entered, call. Ing out: "M abel. dear, Io ma thus rwtr.i look rather dark. Let's hare ths <*» turned th*lr fundamsuta! right*, without which And when there wm light enough the guaranty of a republican ton* of gvrsrnater.l fail*. Tba malb'J m for Mr Ciftoa to look into hi* daugb- *heah that doty .hoeid'ba fatted to tert. eyes ha aaw a bright HgM shlnlag not so plain, bet tha mat hod xu„ i ba there. Another moment when Hory devised. and although, in th. an .rracane to greet kith, be raid with a ty, thabaatOM may not ba adopted, beaitalkia would be worse titan -any plan that i* likely to ba triad. It Mm though’, that the madwM* which bad an naae-gvided by the light within. Wall. have yen had a pteoaant day T* “A happy day,’ fathar; there are M ragntato steal in and mar it,** Mabe! sato, with*Might *mD* “lam glad of it—glad of your re­ sdre, Mahal. How gfad, yon wfa ■ WJSfrL’tol’Lfttt.ie: �■euowrr On tbe 23d of September a nxxxtor | maotiag of tbe Rspnblieaat of Ginrarai j County wm bold al rfart," Hon- zj You ivillfind a* &e Reptiblic*n_Nominations. Hawse followed by Got. Bagley, from wbeaa eery able speech we make tha following extracts: UliU US14~K .ii-iS.tcr end valuable improvements in machin- , ery for tightening He arduous lebete. .flSUO XMff T’JO it m -yWiriffi 1 nnn ।j n urn was up and at his poet to see wkst there was to bo seen on this, the Second Day's ' Exhibition of tha Baxrv Co. Agricultu- । In addition to all thio, ire did our full share towards putting down the rehel­ lton, and were twmwrlUd to borfor, from 1861 to 1866,11,680,878 for thia purpose, all of vhtote has been paid, ex­ cept the bonds due ia 18®0, W6.000, and those wo would psyr to-day1 rouM we induce theho^ers to prawnf ibera ""A SPECIALTY. 'SWHMi control of when the? tsemWhen, i x 1854, tbe Republican party Is not this a rwxxxd of width w. may aMtuedeo atrol of tbe Stale governsxMt.tbey found xm> State instircticna wall be proud? Is there a citixou of the State who except the Univsrritv N.-nnal School andbtatol >rison, and tbeoe wore mere- does not feci a personal pride in it t Who of ns, as wo stand here to-day, ly the shad ewe of what they have since beenma : some official figures from PLANING large crowd had aasumhiad aad it was in some places hard to |«m around. Nevertheless,' we were able to eve and to be seen with our load pencil and nolo book, looking ou| for everything worthy ol our special mention. ThW weather bid fair at morn to be nice aod pleasant Towards night the clouds began to appear and a slight /sin fall, but not enough to lay the dust NO TIME FOR BOLTING. candidate for Proeecntmg Attorney. We do net know who <xmstxtuto there '■many Republican*," but wo do know that the movement is frought with evil and only evil—littarally “conceived i< sin," and “brought forth in iniquity." Thia is as frsw for *tfofoag> “d we pre­ dict the men who go into thia move­ ment srill find out their mistake when it is too late. We understand they claim to oppose the Regular Republican Nom­ inee because he is not a Republican, and expect to nominate Hon. James A. Sweexey,* a renegade Republican and the present Democratic nominee for the But the fleet to, Ibis is not where the shoe pinches. Mr. Bauer is a Temper­ ance man; Mr. Swearer is not; and that is the meat in that nut—jut that and nothing else troubles these men, and they know it, but dare not say it Bnt our opinion is that thia is no time to raise a Prohibition issue—either for or against—and for the party to do that is simply to lead to certain defeat in the near fixture. We believe that the convention|is the place to settle all ques­ tions, and. thatjevery man who claims to be a Republican should abode the no­ tion of the majority, and that majority by a very decided vote elected Mr Baur for Proeeentsr, and in so doing made tbe candidate for every true Re­ publican. Again ww say, this is no time 1874 inahwivn. to the University fund, |9fi6,480, or six average ot 649,771 per annum. Il bad ia 1871,1,176 students, with forty-two profsrenra and aaststaste It has a aMMurn of over 18X900 differ­ ent specimens : aa excellent labratery. and a hbrary of 22,000 volumes Every ritxessi of Michigan looks upon it aa Hs own; its gradualos adorn every The first appropriation to this institu­ tion a as also paid in 1855, and it has received trom that dale to 1874 inclu­ sive, 162,518. It has accommodations flor 850 boys, is well appointed in every particular, baa a good farm, with good stock, excellent shops and machinwy. line in Full Blast. in the 16th Benaiorial District Mr Warren is on. able member of ths present House of Ifeprooentatiree, a flue scholar, a popular physician, and a Republican true and tried. Though not a candi­ date for tbe neminattou, yet hs is very acceptable to ths people, and ths fact that the nomination wasforced upon him, is to him a compliment worth more than the pantxxa poteiMy can be. Of bis otocitoa by jurt about S.006 ma­ jority there is uo more doubt, than there to that election day will ooms. And it to equally certain that be will make a Senator of whom we shall all have oecasfou tube proud. Personally, wo are pbsased to surremfior tbe tret reposed in us tqo years imco, to tbe hands ef a We do nearly all our new work by Machinery ----- costa but little, have any Dogan-Head Mechanics' I.. Tnk ' ’ Fourth. I boss. --------Fifth. Theworkisweuaone the first time, and there­ fore I do not have- to charge any extra price for Job tificover the expencc of repairing it. the Job f ytHke Siidozcn Buggies'just alike, and can \JthAi^poheaper on that account. icnth. I live on the profits ofmy own labor. • <hth. J don’t have to pay rent. MUL know all about the Buggy business. tAiJf H/irn 1 get a good Mechanic 1 keep hint. NOW IS YOUR TIME liion There is aouax little trouble ftbaut tbe cigy business The rigsr-makera have held a convention to eeo if it is not pos­ sible to reform tha trade and pat it on a the city who are dependent upon cigar maxiagfo a divuHMd. (Agars «re very esidom thadein Crrtorfra, but tbs tobacco is given ont aad the work is done in tenement bouses in the lowest and filthiort quarters of the ci<y. Now. the trouble list in this. In one not very large building for thousand men. piekupaUiila,'"aaytheee,‘<thoa we'II women and children are employed, iu begin to advertise?' Haro th* question tanking cigffii Ute nnaiaBtreAsing ia arises, wbat do business men advertise fur? If we are not m error, il l*. first. Others ask their neighbore where they got such and such a thing, and how much it costs. Moro, still, reed the newspapers for information—snu the greatest indasements, and who is, really anxious to sell. Than advcrtidtxg to aft index optaterprise sad businese piudi. aad ba who appeals to the public through the (mWiopnnta shorn tbolbs mere tert of his domg ~ proves that bo has something there making B Worth their white to go «> Hm. We invite Mako Cutters by Machinery, , I am prepared to 8how my Astonislied Customer* win it i« ♦hut I m Sell Buggief and Cuttent SO cheap. r I particular, ao«> 'wto^ging to Dardia fixed at 81,600. when his foes amounted 1 ktcOmWr. t>l Baltnaase, which retired to from 63,000 to 820,000 a rear. I 3 tha 1st pceminm. Ho was a deep red, era not surprised that the ords rias of the weight l,WM) Iba. and is but 2 mj secretary of State, commissioner of the land office, and auditor genera] were . old. This hull is al Durham bloo^md I sstaldubod at 8800 and 61,000. wk<m ble man is certain to make frees five to> nceitod hAtliWlptsHiM sJto; AtefJ' their fees amounted to from 8500 te ton dollars every night in tbe week. • Fait. Anotkes worthy of mention is1 88,000 each per annum. He has run this game for two years Do not these facta siu.w u fidelity and that I know of. I wonder what he dors* onobf 4. <J. Harris, of Irving, four' years old. Of milch oowa, there was a care of the public interest on the" pan with his money. ot Republican officials worthy of <rar largo number ; also of working cattle. heartrnst commendatious ? ! ia finally here, and gloricas it is. The4 Of young cattle tbars.wers but few on AU tbe facts and figure* given you ! weather is cool and eri^y—<te ream­. exhibition. are taken from the report of the auditor I ; ings are gorgeous aad the efiecnoons Then we prated ba view the large die­ general for 1873. and are official. magnificent Broadway, from three to We boost of increased population, of fire in the afternoon, is* now a sight play of Agricultural Implements of growing wealth, of rapid development Tbe milliners sud people who drere the Dwight A Burrall. They had entered in material things, but do not these feeti women hers got their fall atylea oa the 46 piere and tbe fellowtug eomprite I backaoftltofemi nines, and they are re­ but a part of their list: Taylor -Raks, fiend sot ia beauty Th* fashions this rJawiug Machhm, Clipper Mower, 'Robla it'to be wond.usd at that' when­ ever we go. wo hear Miehigan spuk.n Uss' J.'ulHvutor, Harrow for two horses. of aa the “model State!” pretty m the moot exacting <wald wish. Gang Plows, .Giro Ptow. etc. Grable A So much tor the past. I think this The white felt hte, with uptaWbkfa. Russell had exhibited a large amount of brief statement of the actual accomplish­ trimmed with all sorts of leathers and Implements on the ground, c<-uiixiing ments of the past twenty rears, toll a beautiful material, mako the street story of doty honestly performed; of sbowy. Thea the dresses are aepotiaUv efl Champion Mower ami Raker, Woiwise legialaiion, of prudfcaco in pubbe pretty this fait, and, for the ecenfort1 of yorine Cultivator, st«. Thfe"fian> Uhb* •tef4** expeadituro. of fidchlT to every State husbands, 1 am happy to add, not I exhibit ft largo and varied assortment wnuteli interest, rarely equaled in the history of MghUuUv expeuftive A woman way of vtosan tin and Copper ware, among Btuk >i got hstMlf Wpfcr on aftecnenti prom- tain it, alter it has been created. Ho •who expects basinees to “pick up," therefore, by silting in hie store and waiting tor it, is in the position ol Mi­ cawber, who was eternally waiting for somstkieg to turn up, never dreaming that things ere alWays waiting io ba turned up. Cutaauxrs exist in dull times as well ns brisk. They v are only mots careful is buying and look longer ®ee [101 Begging is a very good busiamo in Kre York. There are hundreds of tbo? sands of people wbu are ewehn. in :bo I uee of nickels, uv| who, Jrom hsbit, drop them Into'rearyhaler box that is offerud—them are the tipey-gsnerous, and tha aftuany,benevolent—all thesa make up afeiugli to keep tile army «!1 । As will be eeen by the official pro­ ceedings published in another column, the Bonatorial^Conventien at Cliartotia on Saturday, nominated Hon. Asa K. Warren of Olivet, Eaton County, as tha & MATCHING the Iron Bridge scsaz*. r<reaE“i While for 1874 alone they will be over 8500,OO-.i Perhaps one of tbe most aetoniahiag wiucm of inercasvd revenue to th« State has been from the recripta for in­ terest on State deposits and fees from State officer*. From 1835 to 1854, be­ ing nineteen years, the receipts from these roartos were 11,553, or an aver­ age of 674 per unnum, while the ro­ There was paid to the University om nt* from the sama sources from 1855 from the State Treasurv from I860 to to 1878, being eighteen yvere, were 1854 indueivv. 873,45*. or an average 8327,670, or an average of 117,245 per of H4.0S1 60 per annum. ’resawing Hay Rakes, and ■MAX".'j Drills, Plows, etc. He had expected , to bare -others <m the ground, but' was disappointed in receiving them. Wa ••xt eato’.ed the carriage shed of J. Lee Reod.wbo has 7 buggies and 2 splendid cottars. One, in particular, of the bug­ gies should deunrr* the] eoreful fat»petrtian of all. For beauty of finish aad aula of wockaxanehip, we think it in Come and see „ lings, Sept., Oth 1874. for Yourselves. J. S. GOODYEAR & good substantial l-uggiesjbsra w ware both good I' Now rnmee tbe good thiagw of w in fruit, embracing apples, p .■ ■ ___ |>eachos, grapws, eic^ ti v- ‘ been a bettor display in________ , corn, owing to the dry weather it Orel* CH ------- d„ truthfully any it was th<- finest and moat varied aMortmcnx wo baa* over peered spun. Vegetables worn fair but not up was a good display of potatoes, and other vegetables In the Floral Hall wsre rams of 4M beet specimens of Honey ever exhibited at our Countv Pair. In Millinery Goods Mrs. M. E. Taylor rewired the first premium, aad tbe show cases of Al. Troutwins nalHopklns A Barnes, were splendid. The case of Trout wine's was ronnu£actttred/by Jan. M. Hawse aad is worthy of a careful inspection. Of but­ ter, bread and cake, a large aud good assortment wore .'ahffivn.] Of work, flowers, aad needle work, a good display was made lot not as ranch as . OCERY AND TEA HOUSE, Just opened in Mr.BOWNE’S NEW STORE, will DO torteitea H TTWX JI turi Slot of Sy^yr Sril*r Where can be found a choice and well selected Stork of Staple and Fancy PROMSIONd, CONFECTIONERY A (Iruund Spices '“Mrs. G.M, Sides, would rettpectfiJly inform the Ladies of ' SOMETHING NEW! MU jilt .•imuW’?R*".TED PURE- All kinda of Fruit in their Season. Fresh Vegetables alwa> » on hand. Also we have a full line of the beat > MwrA ftxWflB.,profksry,1Ols»» a Wooden War, Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County in D' and Wilson, both represented by Trav­ erse Philips Black end Fuller had noma vary fino sped tn sue of Marble Stones on exhibition. •, In the poultry depurtmont it esosUed Ksounty fkit we Ease ever attended. odd be impracticable, at thia time, hibitors, such as attracted our attention. , In the words of many who attended thk Bute Fair, “it oxooite anything we have orersoen." W.fD. Hayes had nearly . a dosen coot» of Partridge Cochins, I). R. McElwain exhibited Dork and Light Brahmas and Brenas Turkeys, J. 8. Van Brent Rouen Ducks. John Hotchkiss the celebrated Ayfeebury <L L'a building on State St., ig Roonu. od»«t<53iaXJ Wark to call before Purchasing. not prevent 10,000 bushels ood FALL AND WINTER LES being wanted at the ixtgs Depot, for which, the test Marxst price will be �Tifs R^rilsuciyi B\,ms^. 1 ot Barry County, at Union Ball, in thia city, on Friday Oct. 16th, at 7 o’clock. Turn out every­ body. Agreeable to the call o! the Commit­ tea th. Senatorial’ Convcatrm for the l«Ch District assembled at Charlotte on tn,. XM* counts so that he l Unto stock of gw a„ o* bare noth a bug fa* beta There ia a fallow by tha suns of Boecber in town, claiming tha Penn Mutaal of Philadelphia to ba th. Ut far in hi. official caroor justified the great expectations which his appoint­ ment created. He ia one of tha many tnu men chosen by Preudon t Grant to fill important official positions Tbo Dea Moinae (Iowa}) Valley ZZiroU of a recent date, starts out with a rolumn article on “Program in South America," followed,by another article on the •■Dimeateous of the Planet Sa­ turn." That editor evidently thinks he ia “at homo” moat anywhere. We pubEsb announcements uf deaths, births and marriages, witboat charge. But for «T>»tTy or other matter aceompany ing u-.tscaa of deaths our charge | CHURCHES. rille, was chosen Secretary. On motion of Dr. Covey af Eason, the Chair was authorised to appoint a committee of three an credentials, and selected aa said Committee Dr. Oom, Han. Daniel Striks^andG. W. K^ea. Tbo Committee an Credentials report­ ed twenty delegates in attendance from Eaton Cotutly and twekn from Berry, and the report on motion, Hon. Geo. K. Beamer of Barry, was accepted and vlopte<l. . [The Seemtasy did not farniab us with the names ot tbe delegates, ami they are coatequently omitted.—Ed. B*»- A. N. SABIN, FLOCS Jr CFjUS . Commission Merchant, .nruis. MfflK IS BEAD! DAY ANDJNIGHT. number of polidaa in fotco that the Penn can. Tho “best” is a largo claim to tanka for e company. aad entitled to On motion of Dr. Covey ths Chair was directed to appoint two Tellers, and Tfry little credit. selected for that position. Dr. Covey of Eaton County, and Clement Smith of Barry. * On motion of Mr. Giddings ot Eaton Lottors remaining In Haatiuga P. O. County, the Couisatiua peoceeded to an uncalled for Oct. 7th, 1874. Wm Allen, E 8 Brownell, Wm 8. informal vote for Senator with Hie fuiCrowell, D Hewett Davis, Wm Henson, lowing^result: Frank Kelley, Emma Lawranson, Mrs WbpWFNu. of Totos Sarah Lxinmag. L Mack. Irving G Hen’y A. Show rocoi Nichols, Warren E Roberts, John Stan- Qty Drug C. SCHULENBURG, Be it known. That I shall | keep in gtoA and fill tn order j thfi fekhnded j . . Wo have jest received tho largest, cheapest and beat aawrtmen; of wed­ ding atatsooery ever brought to this city, coosiatwg of all the latest style of er.rolopee, paper and cards. With our new and beautiful styles of type, and good workmen, we are now prepared to CorejBO cenu, . ..._____ Oats forty cent*. Common Council meets tn-night. □uuwHe J. Tilden had given 110,040 out of bb own pocket to help elect Greeley Proai Cha*. Bauer. dent, a rash young man wanted to know 8. Dickie, if any one could say whether Mr. Tilden Henry Hollingshead, Henry Prindle. 8aml. Edmonds, had ever given even ao much as 11000 Win. Gear. iu aid of hia country in the time of its extremity. Deep silence brooded over that assembly. Henry A. Shaw -•* 11 And on motion of G. W. Keyes, Hou. Asa K. Warren of Olivet. Eaton Coun­ ty. was declared unanimously ncminated a* the Republican candidate fur 5«ini:jjiBeu Pins, ofall CURTI& DODOF. ROBINSON that tha Chair appoint the usual Sanatotal Committee, tha Chairman to bo from tha County of Barry. and WJARD palteruK and Crofiugsfcr oRTt O W 8 now In bored 4.202. and the receipts amocatod to 125.710. The number^ «®’r‘eto at tbe State Prison only needs the addition o! a ’ couple to make 70S. ' i Wednesday evening Senator Chan1 dler, Gov. Bagley and Repreeentativo Williams speaks in Luce's Hall, Grand . Rapids. Hun. Albert Williams of Ionia, will talk on Woman Suffrage and Politi­ cal Prohibition to-monow night at He- TO ADVERTISERS- Local feli'iptj; JUtictj. It w>» Capt. Geu. W.McCormick not Dr. A. H. Eilia, who was Secretary of tbo District Convention. The mistake wav mad* in this office We learn that Allegan Udge. No. 1<», L 0. O. F., will celebrate its 8th Anniversary on tho l‘th day ot Novem­ ber. A good time is anticipated. The Annuel Meeting of the Barry Cocnty Board of Sapervborr, will ba i uu now all alone in tbe Photograph held nt the Court House, in thb city, bus:n»aa, and as I have made arrange- commencing on Monday next. nents to increase my facilities tor dotnk. ,Tho prince of Dead-Boats—tho man bstti-r work than over, all should call who spalb calf “c-a-l-v-o," is tbo Dem­ end get a negative taken. The superiorrty of toy work,in the past is a suffi- ocratic candidate fur rroeecuting Altorei-'it guarantee of first-class work in oey. When ssdf weedwi «ui th- futoxw. Looms in Washington Hun. HaAcy Wright and Cbarke H. ri xlc, south side State Street\ Bauer, our popular candidate for ProoSir! Geo. L. nxxrw. eruting Attorney, are at Lansing alienA ' Reidy io Buy Wheat, Osts, and dhV to busiasus in the Supreme Coart. Other Grain. ^fficob Maus has been turning his gar­ HoHon! den into a grapwy wo should judge by arv now prepared to purchase wheat. the way be has dug it up- He tafotms n« that be intends to set oct nearly 60 Oats, and other grain, a! the Storebooae o' W T. Eastman, corner Broadway a-.l Railroad • treats. The higbrot p.cc paid in caah. F’armow lenrn our prices before solliagCxmst & Hower. MTta Ooepw.ion.1 Dutr^ with OS* Putings City, Sept 2, 1874. PICTURESl PICTURES 1 mo. Commission Merchants. v'Tho Firemen's Fair Dance proved to mittew Hon. David R. Cook of Barry, bo one of the best parties held ia Union Dvmueratic, Liberal, Bogus Republi­ Hall, or even in thia vicinity, kr some Members of Wild Flower 1-odge No. G. W. Keyea ol Eaton, and Isaac A. can Coavonti-'n at Hickory Conjees to_J4 I. O. 0. T, ere earneetly requested Vtooman of Barty. to bo pmrat at the regular meeting on Monday evening, Oct 5th, 1874, aa buiiccM of importance will bo pvwoented. 0. A. Bxaaaa, W. C. T. - 1 kPI1.' for P 1<mt» And .other purposes. Another uMry teanfor wm tho gMst , at tho Vrocntan Hone tart •wmag. :W”E™ Harting*, Mich. IN GRAIN AND FLOGS, Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. and all who contributed to their benefit. 1811 From the Grand Raped. E»jlt we team that Mr. Farnham Lyon, formerly of the "Mialugaa Eichangs" of De­ troit, and more rocvntly of the “North­ western Hotel” at Marquette, haa pur­ chased the interest of Mr. Pickering in the now “Merton House'' at Grand Rapids, the proprietors being Pantlind A Lyon. Under their ' management this bouse caAot help being one of tbe moat popular not ale in the Northwest day will be found the r*rospeetus of the Zatsr-Dera* tha organ of the Republi­ cans of Illinois aad one ol the moat ably edited journals in tha natioo. Thor­ oughly Republican in politics, liberal i n tte advocacy of the intersets of tha working-mao, always in tha front rank as a avwsyapw. wo earnestly command it to tha fa vara bio notice of such ol our subscribers as deatw a Daily or Weekly Tbe finest display of marble ever from Chicago. We send th. Weakly to seen ia this section of tbe State, is now any subscriber to the Biwsss for 1875 on exhibitioa at the rooms of Black A for 81 25 or 82 75 for both papera. free of all postage. Bend your orders to tbo Ground* last week, is for sale on liberal terms. All who dmiro anything in their line should sol fail to call st their shop. They will not be undersold, and their work cannot not bo excelled in the We harv just received something en­ tirely mt and novel in tho lino cl lith­ ographic posters and cards, which we are confidant will attract tbe atte^iec aad consequently be a desirable and valuable way of advertising. Thu pou­ ters aw suitable fur the dry goodsclothing, groceries and boot and shoe trade, while the cards are adopted to tha wants of all claa-wa of trade. AdTirtisera are invited to call aad examine Agricultin al Implements AO. AC. (Give i.mmiwniTi me a Cal Warehouse corner Broad pie Streets. W. T. E. Hasting., Sept 23,1874. INTER-OCEAN THREE EDITIONS. HUTmo» ruBuc schools. imi, s®-veeilt,'m mi- A USE SI Al A SIOWISItMIIM. D> iUasa’s Para Paxaou, for Rheuatism. Neuralgia, Ctampa, CuRp, iarrluxa, Chokra Morbus, Obolva UsiaaJiI* WJ. aad tee emd-v wU « ell . PMXDLK. In el Freta'a LEABIIG REPUaLICAI PAPER, I whose duty it it to see that our Caes/sdi scry AdaM.-iesud System is enforced, to the feet that there are aevetal ^aee here, wbert U b Wry apparent to all, that their attention it very much need­ ed. The cases that we refer to, are the Editors of the ffease Jesawl. Now thia commanity a» lbtarwatod la this matter, aad we do not propose to let the it rest, until those follows ere osafM to ieew sawettay, no matter bpw much they oppose it._____ THE WHOLE WESTERN A FAMin SEWIFAFtS. xn: SERI COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT RKIINGTON SIMGIAm Portfolio of Gems, COON- or two doubtful John Q- Cressey Esq., our candidate for Sheriff, baa been rommisaicned by Sheriff Vruoman as a Depwly Sheriff, end ia on hand lor any business that nUT-CUM VtWAFU! may baoatnseted to hh»W. T. Eastman has been compelled to purchase a etoans engine to elevate grain with at hi. stow-house, the pn»- National Newspaper, If you want the vesy best Painting, Knlscmining at Graining, over dune tn this city, call on John Michael. He Is jnsf tho man who can suit you. Stf Having jnst received • lot ot nm joh type, we continue to A> ail kind* of fine ■nd common Card, Job and Book Print­ ing. at reaaonabta ratea. Baiafactien guaranteod. CostUMEUt G'UJWE, Grand Rapids ; thorough work ; obi* tearhero Great­ er demand for .tudoMe to fill porttwne Cole & Son, FOR SALE �Yow willfind at-the [Michigan Centra! R.R. OLD, BKUA1U ARD DIRECT ROUTE. brass *» Micexuj. Oesau’ OF J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY, - 8CMMM ABaaxatMKTr. •Ktabalteb seS fsr »«et Her That we offer Building Material, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Flooring, Siding, Doorand Window Frames LOW JswiSsixSSfe *MtUatW i-xsEra | -ityr b A K liKwfflk^B. It’s got a awamptn' sight o’ houses ini CASH I BH ACKFITS and MOULDINGS. of e very description •< Qrwser, A. U Eg BgrgSSga a^SsSg- : PLANING RESAWING & MATCHING 312323484848000153302330 -It's a pootv thick settled piece, any- FOR Done l?ro<mptly. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. .rnMnUmc •St- Mill ami Yard on Broadway near the Iron Bridge. . “Many Jisop’.o whsrs roursuw from?" •‘Wai, some.” "Plenty of ladle,, I suppose t" •Yaaa, a apriaklia’." “And I don’t doubt that you ar, quits a bcau’ktnong than V The Culler Machine in Full Blast. Now IS the time to See Us Make Cutters by Machinery, SSE^jgHSS' 41t r„<H>W Sr/>rr^»f)f >• Ti/t Tiftt. ivnntry will taka a glass of wine ?” "Thank'o Don't keer if I do." Th. wins wm brought. “You must drink a toast" "Ob, git rout I 1 eats toast—usvar beard o' sieh a thing aa driukin* it. But 1 kin gna yon a bsntiment." The tedtM clapped tbstr hands ; but what waa thair surprise whan the stnmgsr, rising, ajaike calmly and dear­ ly, in tones ornatef and dignified, as fol­ lows : A. • '•Ladies and gentlemen, permit me to । j First. Second. Third. Fourth. Fifth. II ? do nearly all our new work by Machinery . \fy power cysts but little. 1 don't have any Dogan-Head Mechanics. - ' I boss the Job mysei/. The work is welldone the firsttime, and there-\ fair J do not have to charge any extra price for the dob to cover the txpencr. of repairing it. I make (t dozen Buggies just alike, and can • make them cheaper on that uccounl. Seventh. I lire on the- profits ofmy own labor. Eighth. 1 don't have to pay rent. Mfnih. I know all about the Buggy business. Tenth. IT hen 1 get a good Mechanic I keep hiiy. aatenfstesos--. mind that outwaid appearance, are of- another____ chance ! I2tehr^«®^<”S,»1 PUBLIC LIBRARY OP KENTUC'Y. mistake haa been mutual." tha State, entsrodnMmqmrod for Mr. Whitman. •'Ah! her, I am. Governor. Glad to see you.' Than, turning to tho dumb founded company: “I vriah yoo a vary good waning.’’ Andaud be cheap left them toalinr about *» •mall m it w pnoJble for full- XiSOUfJaASi wwgte ■Uba myawreaa^yyen teaset sr—H. sad OmMUs msw raaUsassaiaasZi •man l-r ib« •esr« >t ihlty 4*r«. '«•• ‘•4 ibsaMtonh, <bM !•■>•*. aOarlbv Issas rfMsssl itarr 4sn. cb» uiain-iwl ui lnln gfetsKssrs tyxryaa ' ’ i>7vn> <i. MHuriiE. ..XC—. “ •'“*•** £ra!£i2r- lit W* ■T.C (k. >1.1 ... --J -_ .. k . >. ishm.: Wm. E. Savage A Bro's Column. ilRMt “OYSTER OCEAN** Lalies art Gfttaoj Bstirait grown people to feel Graui River Valley Division Bi* Want Jattoi & Sanai jtudul « The horse disease ha, broken out at St John. N. B. Now ia a good lima to rut brier* and ! dig sprouts. . Tha corn in many sections of Vi. haa GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT k STRATTON Business University, The annual value of the hooey crop m the United Hlatea is estimated al Sf.OOO.OOT. There will be ISO,000 pounds of bops , raised in Puyallup vallev. Washington Territory, thia year. Tha Texas lever ia reported to bare broken out amoughbo caltlt In MenanE Cro.it Chea Reuckrr cd tian Jose, Cal„ reoeived OAF Angora goats by a siugle rauroad tnw , Wheater, Clemson A Co. Middletown. Grapa vines should usver be allowed । •* « to fall down from tbe stake or trellis— keep them faalened up. Rotnabody cstimbtea that the jwultry iotowt in the United State, amounts tr> mor, than *30,000,000 annually. aioeer, Imre just put 200,000 young shad inb> the nnuuatouie River at Mill-. f.ud, Ct. .Mr. M. Brown of Roilh>«. Iwnawvs tku, Mteli.. Iiarrevtsd 1,280 bushels of 4o -r*Mwt. A. IllCt.aMtolNMbe. MICHIGAN AND lasts: A Live Hplo.v INowspn ’Randolph Bt and Fifth Arc.. CHICAGO. kwrirmr rs'.vr^ anwfStwhftftSuMftsn? irjlts; Aivitars soy^S^grSaS^tfaB; ■b^tsr Oa^syr. M Barlow & Goodyear. NOW IS YOUR TIME! Briggs House k Give it a three months Trial. The firm of Barlow & Good-1 year, after Twenty Tears of un­ interrupted business, will open on the'/First Day of September, EVERY DAY FOR THREE MON'HS an entire New Set of Books. FOR ONE DOLLAR. Jlorlrt Ilrp-t, Our Mr. Goodyear will devote his whole time to the settle­ ment of the old Books, and we trust our friends will come— promptly forward, examine their accounts and settle the same. MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS. RICKCORDS Is the best Family Paper1 published in Barry Co. WSFJ Gent’s Clothing, wi: i'T* HUrfTOOk,’ Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. FETEU, MIHIMnilllH Tranks ______ Do you Trml ? Read. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-10-14.pdf 30064649c324ffa563f0aca8a446d1c9 PDF Text Text TH« Rfftlsi-icAji B^|tsn. Ceo. M. Dewoy, rrBiasHKH. editor and WtafUHi ■HSvSHWcK HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1874. VOL. XIX. NO. 25. WHOLE NO. 959. chores of sheets, the eager recital of the day a pfeaaurea at actMeats. that greet­ ed papa, asuties or uncle, in bar own ntnnery and wondered If Tom. Beaaio and Mark wuuld bo trained to sit quiet la one place tor hours at a time. "At twoysara age I leach mT child­ run their letters, and alter Uat they mil'll iii Blew c< several timea. end it did not vsry a min­ ute. Tnisooe plays about 100 feet "Then there ti the Grand Geyser. O tatujht sewing." “Bel when do they play!" -‘Their games and ptusto. are auffirust amusement lor rhe biys, and I al tow the girts to cut and fit clothing for a large wax doll" "Bat du they not have any boars for "It wav hard to lose bar the last of rur.niax. balls, kites, and other out­ the firs." said Mra Turmoyle, "and she door plsy 7" was such a patient child, after ahe had “I diespprare entirely of out door lout her bearing." ‘Too patient. There will be no need new uf any system tn training. Five evciae in a long walk to and from children, ad under the sod! Oh. Tillie! school." Thank God we have not such a homo as A. rite .poke, ibe hall-door opened quietly, and a tall of footsteps crossed God lor merry ths hall to the sitting-room Fire child­ noisy lost, and ma tbe crying ol oar ren. three girl, and two boya camo in baby May! May ba guard and bless with languid font-steps, and with pale our Utile coos and giro tbem health fuel, Irum which all child ahneev seem­ good principtea, and happiness, rather ed stnekennd. Rpotlamly, clean, with than give us the doubtful blessing of A shiny hair and polu>>wd bouts, they fol Qotxr Hostx " lowed io orderly fashion the lead of tlie eldest, wbo stood belore hio mother, watting for permi-vion to .nesk. "Well my sou T” she said quietly. ‘•There u no school thia afternoon Tbe senior class is to be examined," ha And a Perfect working Damper and Check Draft. IT IS MADE IN THREE SIZES it Fret Hs'ydcu mra: “Its basin is 21 feet in diameter, and it is 100 fee*drop. Tbe central body of water ruahaa int.. tbe air 90 fo*. white fire minor j.te a.ooad to.tbe uaurmuus height of 250 fret, tbe clouds of steam rashing up to a bight of 500 toot Tho earth aumbtes under the descending deluge from tbu fountain; a thousand hissing sound, are beard in tbe air; rainbows encircle lbs snmmi: of tho jets with a halo v< ealcatial glory. and Gardner Falla. Tho fbnaatfou at "•ese springs are much mere axtowive •hn tbu*. of tbe gem A. we g* 1. •ught of these springs fire aifeo ■dPT-t. they look like a iTtlfo city of white J railings. Th. overflow of tho boilraw mineral water has formed a-------in’ sbite as snow, arranged la aautfoua or •tain that one can ascend, paavn by tho top. of tall piM trees that are ju* crowing out uf these beaatiful fcrmaiKms, until you are 500 foot abovw wlrat waa once a raltey ourared with ttaaher. dtill this mountain of beauty tnva higher iied higher. Two bw-ing water are do:cg all thia bringinr tbA mina-al frnn tea— J—• To reach there wo go down tho Yetfow•tonc. passing tho Devil's Slide, anoth­ er grand sight, eery BBeh more ol a sight than tho ooo in Webber Obmuou tbe Union Pacific Railroad. Htv m reached the paa. throng., which the Northern Pacific Railroad U aurveyod. The celebrated cast Lined Diving flue Base Heaters, Acorn Maple Parlor And the largest assortment of Cottage, Cook and Parlor Cook Stoves County. ----------------------------- am (wv iog with my euumda. 1 nuw eapeot >o *an for Ban Francisco in a few days, when I expect to go to New Tert by water. If I find the far We* I will drop you a note. 1 forgot to My I mw no Indiana and no signs of their aver having been there. I am -old by tbe old hunter that they never visit th* country, having n .uper.'ition among them that thia is where tbe Great Spirit puniah* had I have consumed fouriweek. is mak­ ‘•Wcnjtyou make me so.ee bobs for ing tbe trip, have had coma rough my kite, mamma ? There's a spimdid weather, a good deal ol rough country, wisd!” and di 1 whit they call here ‘‘roughing Followed by a .weet soprano, it" generally, until 1 have won tbojjap•'And oh, momma, juu promised tho pollatiun from tbe old hunters of a good first holiday you would tmu tny doll's , . mountaineer. Al all events I bar. ' gained in a m_-asure the one thing 1 bonnet." **I 'ant a kite, too'" .track in Mark was after,—an improvement in my brought in Barry qiflBLI 4 /(USStLL tbem. I have been through storms ol enow and rain; slept out in tbe open air on tho mountains 9 OOU feet above sea IwvL in * continuoua rain all night without a lent; ata bear moat and dougb-uuta friend in elk tallow; walk- A QUIET HOUSE. YOU WILL FIND DENTIST Kashtille Kirtiiai. NEW LUMBER, j,ear Dwight J- BurraU’s Agricultural ork H.A. BUSELL'S South side Bute Street- Hitinih Mich. B. F. STEINHOhT Sirjital aii Meiural DENTIST We guarantee tbe BECKWITH STOVE to give perfect satis­ faction, or money refunded. For Economy of Fuel, Safety and Durability it stands without a SCHOOL (J1IIS! We would Chromo r parties who School Cards, mring them: oity ws netor. respectfully refer to the following have purchased the stove and are James Dibble Esq Joan J Fuller Jnnub Odell DMWowi A W Ditonbeck Chas Young. Manning Drud Werrot. Caltina B Kurts DatidHaos cirrY*Lt*VTNEW STORE! KISOOKAIBIWreKE BMO-WWS BZ.OCTK all this and taken no cold or bee., un­ well a minute, but on tho contrary 1 bare improved in health all the while Ol course it is all owing to the climate Buch a thing as a cold is bartly known a. a burst of shrill, childish laughter sounded tram tbe nursery down the hall stairs and into the sitting-rwrai where be waa making out sumo accounts. -1 wish those children aver would be quiet! Ain't it moot bedtime. Th lie !" •They are probably undrMaing," Mrs. Tunnoy io replied quietly. 'TH go up and see il they are rowdy fur bod " -Do keep tbem quite until they are f Thoen was an interval ut profound si­ lence, and in al*out half an hour the cuthex returned “They are all asleep now," she said. •Tom Usd arosaed the kitten in Beetle s last evening, and you would not bars known there wee a child in tbe bouse. And dtot* has five, while we only have three." •‘Perhaps they were abed." ■■They were all tn the next room," waa the triumphant reply. "Stone is proud of them, and well he may be fbere is Will*, just tbs age of our Torn studying Latin, instead of draw­ ing kittens in doll's clothes. And Amy a bo will not bo lour years old for three mouths, reads w.ll And knows too mul­ tiplication table through I Look al our yvueg sa rages I” ‘They are gelling along wall at school, doer. 1 think Mark is too young yst to study. Tbs others -did nnt >r<> to acL.K,! till th«v were fire." Fifteen mile. further brought us in sight of Suifiher Mountain. -another specie of geyrors. Heretofore tLe odor Iron tbe »j»er» bad mostly been such Ss ta found at an old ashery, but hers it partakes more of what is generally •uppowd that bad place ts made up ol The boiling brimstone is throwa hraven ward till a largo moo nlain u formed ninny hundred feet high, covering acre, uf ground. Here must beautiful crys­ tals ere f trued from the sulpber waier and look like to many diamonds, but weather this time of year. Thu year i. an exception, and now they My they thia mmmc-i •h.iwa it io bo 8,804 feet. will bars two mouths of fine cleat Lt has anaieiotSSO.mir. and iso tiroiy ■urroundod by tba peaks of the Barty Kouotains. Of it Prof Harden says : ‘‘It lay before ua a vast shret of quiet whip her, and keep her upon bread and waler for a whole day. lira- Leo told her to any it wasn't her fault, but .be ■sid her mother wuuld not believe her." “Dinner I^anu here cu-nee papa!” cried Tom. Mr. Turmoyle came in with a very grave face lie made no comment upon day, but etoojisJ tu kiss the rosy faces with unwouted tenderness After diuu«t, he eont tbe children to the nuisery. and said tu hia wife, wbo bad anxious- "Till*. I met Dr. Hulmes on my wsy hums, and be tolls me that there have been throe cases uf scarlet lever from tbe school. It is raging tearfully, be TL Turmoyle turned vsry pale. Last tear Mresra. Dwight A Barren, •if Hastings ex hibixed tbe Robbins Oultivaur, ehiehla manufactured by Htera at HuAtings, Barry ooanry, at the State Fair at Grand Rapids, and wrre awartvd by tl* viewing oxnmiitee two sihur medals. These awards have been held beck under rather peculiar eirenmatoaCx», and ti e subject was brought before the Ex.raiiro CcmmiUeo st iu m-etiag ou Friday lost, and passed upon, we think, without being fully uader-iood by tbe memb.rs, as the whole matter waa laid upon tbe table without a thorough explanation. As this cultivator waa at Saginaw, tbe dooaiju, Certainly mu* bo considered as confirming tbe awards made at the Blate Fair ai Grand Rap­ ids. andiwe ran see no good reason for ■ iihhutdiog the awe-4, made there. were filled with enthosiaviu- Tho great object of oar labors bad been rescued, an! we were amply paid fur our toil.8ocb'*visiun ■ worth a lilMtma. and only ono of auch marvelous beauty At the Fair of 1874, tbe oonuoitloa will ever greet human eyes." on cultivators found tbit there was no Here two mountaiaeor* hare built a ground for a'trial of theee impIomen Is. and the ox hibitore in this class agreed pains to make it pleasant fur os ; took with them. It was so reported to tbe os 15 milca acroas the lake, where VI Executive* Superintendent, wbo inforoed oarapod out for a hunt among tbe elk. them that of course do prraum could bear, atsd antetope. Wo snccoKled iu be awarded, as tbe premium list pro­ getting only one black boar and *>me vided that a trial should be made. But small game. Some planes on the lake here cnm« in the ex sibiten, wbo were (■elicaM. svrau and goeen, qere v*v nu­ all desirous thal their machine might merous. Tbe pelican on the wafer is a bo ja-ied upon, aBJ Mr. Hanford in beauty, and uRUadistinee looks-like Lrc-d them that if they wuuld waive k a infill boat. Our return trip of 15 trial, as the ground wts unfit, be would miiae «as taade in an boar and ten minu'M. before a guls nf wind, and Henry Lake through an oa«y pass, or uv-t waves eight feet high. The old rather an elevated plain. Henry Lake sailor said it was tho fane* sailing ho i. remarkable auly for being in a hub and made their award, and the result altitude and filled with fine large trout. waa that Dwight 4 Burrell, ol Ha* It » about throe mile* wide and five mgs, were awarded the [wwaiutea, both Lug. Our route from here to tbe low­ •nd Grand Canon ol tbe Yellowstone. as a fallow cultivator and a drill eeltier b'y.cr basin is over low mountains, i) mitoe below, was our next point ol vaLr, on the Bobbin, martian. But through valleys a good portion of the interest, which we made the la* day of there waa a protest entered by King, of way. well timbered with pine. I’ontiac. who claimed that bo bad nut givea hia conceal to the waiver; thia waa "In the school y she murmured. •Well. amo..g the seburara." Tnerv vm little more to say, but ths To attempt a deecription ofthoee gey­ heart ol «ertparent aunt up a prtinox ser. thinking tu convey anything like a Io a kind and Hoareuly Father, tu keep clear idea, would be useieaa One may stand and guxo on them in worn!or aod admiratiun, and he wiH be most likely sickened, and in three dare mure all tu imagine bimsrif standing over a lake throe wore down. Teoderoet nursing, o! fire and brimstone, but bis almiruloving cere and an unexpected docility tmu wdi soon subside as be is warned of patients, nnughtth- bttle Tunnoyles tu quit the spot in baste, or teko a show­ loving mother thought, with a sigh. Seated t»- next u.oruing, in doe* coo- •ately out upon the road to health again. er both of boiling waler; but when bo venation, the ladfee pree-oled a con­ Tbe must nauasuus mediaues wore has reached a safe datance he may trast as marked as the atusoepbero ol swallowed if ‘Tnamma' coaxed, and tbe stand and WitnsM what can bo seen In tnair buuaM. The tiny, blue-cy-d wo- him: stringoat etillneM was observed, no uiiier [*rt ut tbe globe. I will take when papa was discovered to have tears in his eyes nt Bessie’, crib. Ibe day the children assembled in i ho/sit ting-room for the first tea-drinktnglwM a gab day, but papa was obs«:ted to bare a and fere. •• Wbl* vu are thankful, dear childrea," he raid, ■ fur uur blerteg^let us not lorgwt to sympalbyM with tbe sor­ row of othera. Willie nd Maud Btone w.ro burial to-day, and Amy will bo scribe was about 15 by SC feet inridn, deaf for life. Ti-o others are still very and raised about 15 feet abort tbe earth by the overflow and formations of ths •----- oootaiaed ro tb<-witer. 'Ta. ----- —e 1 went to H.. it was boiling away like a great eaMran with a tro- ~* "tf"- running erwr the rim neatly aD aroued. finding ife way down several eectious of canon. To me they were by far tbe grandest aig..t I ever saw or ever ax pectloeoe. To use tbe word.of anoth­ er. “Niagara Falla iw ojtupirison lx>k Muse." ThU may seem id be an axagoration, but cumpare them. I think the bridge ai Niagara is 250 feet above the water; a like bridge across Uris cam* would raise bv-r 2,000 feet, and ra«teodet sfopiag banks covered with timber, bare, perpeudioular rucks are presented, and acme standing <>ut alone in varied ebapea and color. Ttuv. with the roar ul the waterfelt and the water thal is shot hundreds of feel iiigb from its reaction, looking like committee noted. Thu protest was not considered by the Eiooutiv- Committ­ al Grand Rapids. but kid over as i. u-ual until the annual meeting at Baton Rapids. There the arikra et the View, iug Cummil tee waa confirmed on tbe condition that Masses. Dwight A Burafl should exhibit to the executive eu- had submitted to the Secretary, an tieuev too Burinras Qommittro un<*.« took to overrule to aetim ol Die Exec �NEWYORKLETTER. ! »«tGrM»diupa^ HASTINGS IARBLE WORKS ! (iU Iteh) w You will find at the Naw Yoax, Oct. 10, 1874. will «i dxr trial, prove tho i ability, in n knowledge of the There har^ bws numhvts of failures iw nn m »'i hili TABLE TOP». MANTLES, SHELVEH. ETC. of new trouble. memben of tho Board have ri.itcd situ-1 "verauures are tbe re­ Democratic opponent, adopted by the iter imtltulfons elsewliaro nnd nlteu fod ml’ of last year's panic and inbaeqaeat •-------- -.------ , ----eight a* their rondidst* st th* eoaren- the Nedonnl Prison Reform C-.n at fit. Louis, thus atiabiiug theuu>u1 v„> lion on Saturday. to suggest a fow minor improvement i. Tho Bran! .ays: "There is no class ■Wlfully odt of applicants fo whom it has to much steadiiy forcing a certain class of deal­ PROBATE OffiDER. pained us to turn a deaf ear as to those er* into bankruptcy. Th* recovery of or MIcniqAM.'Cseao or tm. stclaimed the award* nh-.uld bo withheld parents and guardians who bato .ought list year for an irregularity which it «a» tbe restraining influence* of this institu­ •vidMU.nom wss committed. We hope tion to save from temptation and ram a wayward child or ward without the way* done, rota tho Temperance Ticket, 'tain of legal commitment Among thu and we shall do it openly; not go most successful schools of tbs country with which wo orc acquainted thi. produe to tfcwewperintondant, Mr. Hanford, comparted to haul down their &*£*■! iharte should set himsslf right by sus­ taining hie own rates and regulation* the crusade. that tbe minimum ng* of rommitmsut [tie fine to Meeera. Knapp ft Blanchard, be ei^bt years instead of ten." Oomi he committee men. that they ahonld bo < parotively iunocont chlldr.-n. are putin .pheM m having dons their duty fairly; jail along with tho mort virion, and ord .nd. ftiaBy, it a due tn Meesra. Dwight fong lha popular Superintendent of th* , isn't buxines. enough to keep them often thereby made much worse than ft Burrall, after haring mot with this 'Michigan Central Railroad, rill retire, tbvy were befura. “Wo would rather "•buff lent year, and then coming for­ see every unrated for boy found idle, ward ogahr this year and miking a bet- . ♦ithont boMe or employment, taken as ttr exhibition than over, that thslr be ancceeded by - W. B. Strong, th* wards of tbe State ur county and d* ■-fatal to tbe medals of 1973 ibonld bo Ipresent efficient Assistant General Burained tn this School or some kindred pcrintendent. Wo trust this change institution until a place could bo fovnd citing araree that New York has been for him.” A third family honw is very much treot>4 to took place, tfixty wild Texas I tral Michigan liai a great interest 'file needed, for which an appropriation of steers were being driven through the crowded street to tbeir final goal, the i lllllPr i ret’r’BirP,1I*rintondent waa crraedlng. |]0,000 is naked of the coming Legisla­ slaughter-house, whan, as might have ture. | >’ , l*>P“lnr with the people and we trust Tho boys' labor for tbe post year has been expected, they took fright- A been more remunerative, nod the farm - , . ,------« , --------------better, than formerlr. Tbe form will nni1 »ngbten»J. the loug-horned beaate ?L?.E!TP ‘ tnacigrraent tho pros poritj of the Uen- won produto nU ths iswtitnlion can con- became trantformed into so many d»sutns. mon». They charged la a wild, furious lYxtnkcs, Hick., Oct. 14th. 1874. ! trait may be nil ite most ardent friends IU____ , , . .„ eo^W desire. good; only two deaths test year. ‘ 1 Peking whatever ramo in thair way. There was on hand at tho clow of) “ ‘““a ’rouW b» (ro“ lb»'T would I* RepubUcanNominations. jjiLtoc's Moxtsly Mxoxxutk ton No­ the Inst fiscal rear 80,010.34. Of this | f,'arru! I,orn' -“ow • . ‘VXUBKB.—Tho November' number of year's appropriations, although three- omiurucJ. Men and women climbed !»*<’. “*d «0’*,0f1 ,n^ Btato Ticket. , Ballou's Mtgaana is ott and has a fourths of tbe year has mm«I, only one- I half ba« boon drawn.—»15,000. 1^, I ways for eafety. Finaliy the herd be• remarkable table of contents In it nro naming, of tbo'boys nmonntto •0,703.-1^“ wpamted. and one by one, tho JONK J. BAULKY, et #*»■«•were captured., BuMhe*, ’ Itrtr Thanksgiving sloriss, a tale of M Tire receipts from othsr sources, I /"’««• Tho current expense, w**’ “ hvoly whde thee were about | California, a sevetory, fow or five do- M.S48.P3. •mounted to 540,017.08; pm 1 for roof- To have sixty w;ld sieora, mad and ing and paintmg. 12,227,31; for library Ohnd with rage, charge through a street SALE Off EXECVTIOM. I poetry, besides a continuation of that and literature, 3720 17. Tho last two i crow.Jod wph vehicles and mon, women, j mysterious novel, ••Will She Marry1 item* were provided fot by special ar "n.1 children, u anything but a yoke, l' Aim ?” which is attracting mush atton- propriations Tho cosh now on baud is j J‘ *,* “ wua?»r U>»‘ no Uvea were lost ’erfi ; jiun from those who have taken n little 3H.183.47, and tho Institution is nut in ‘®’ bb4 rhaltala, ul r.r wsal ibnW. lb, IboSi B>d ifer.ft •*■»* auutxxL arixtsrtcs. .: .Um,*, interest iu tn Biwru spiritualism, iMinni, anil and oesire detire to debt. .---- “Probably -one-quarter (37,500) of .... . —. Dot bo j Tho annual inventors' of the criminal •- >■ «1 !ira£*« i; UJiito. >» •»! 11.,, 0,, T^otv. _______________ ____ ________ ____ , , the mvetufo department. For sxfo at During tho past yrar folding tfopt 'thecoe* of caring fur tho dangerous A. L>. UTL 11 ul u Iki M ’ nil t&A now* depot, in |h« country. 1 :!,D there were received into the School I clease*, court*, police and jirisooers. Subscription price only «l.5<) and tt ™.bw»:^h«Mrod, TO; awrago num-I foote up 35.000,<W0 annually. The ar­ ,-t -r ber in the School. 222 1-2; whole num- | rests per rear amount to 112,000. and Tuu>‘t' 4 Iter of commitments to date. 1.512; arcr- ; th, criminals, that is to say tho pooplo , Tsteor, 30 Broomfield Street, Boston. ‘ sgo age. 13 yean and I, 1-S months, wh> live by violating laws, number 50,­ ! Tho year preceding, Ahe average sge 11>0<>. Thsfe ars iu the city 12,000 «cwas 13 years and 21-2 mouths. Of tnal prostitutes, kuown and open in those dismtMod test year the average •; th,tr iue» pursuits, and sou probably pmoauiy as a. many ( Cincinnati Exposition closed Is*: Satur- time of detention was two years nud —J-----mdrc wbo live by pwtutitten, but wbo I day. There was on enormon. attend- five month.: number dls'hargvd aa re­ carry on their nsfarious business quietly ante, great enthusiasm, nod a grand formed, 20; discharged to go out of and not in a public way. There ere display of firework*. Tbs total ntteud- State to reside with parenls, 5; gractcd 3,000 known pickpockets plying their County Ticket. granted to (save to ‘lire with fartuur*, 11 ; reached majority, 2 ; lemandsd 3;: steal anything that come* in thair way. died. 2; pardoned, 1 ; o«es;>ed, 1. There are 1,001) fotnals shop-lifters who Number comuiitt«! for larwny, 70; make their living by plundering stores, grand larceny, 3 ; burglary and larceny, and there are t500 fonces, or to u,m Eu5; burglnnr, I; assault and bstfery, » ; glisL raceivor* of stolen good,. When vagrenr». 3: vagrancy aud disorderly 1 put the number of criminals at 50,conduct. ; obtaining proivorty ntldor (•01), I do not. of course, include tho J ; returned, 2. .. ,— ------ ... .— Deiuocralic poiitiuisuB. And that ckus 187'2, and diminished in 1873, su'd fidse-prelvriseo. CommiUe<l by justicae, 77; i’oliou I to tho ratimalaand the number would . leave a surplus. Permaneut buildings ovticev; 7 ; Grrait Court*. 16 t^Rocnr-1 bn swelled al oncn to 75,000. But the I will be put up for next yrel- that will dor’s Com I. 5; voluntarily returned. 2. j show is sufficiently frightful with out t Hupiistea4aut J*busou save that Iu | adding this moat dangerous of all the Turnoeitio Hi* nriaOn.likn arinhnrif.** amt K.!.. ..... ltdoMuo: appear that the White rv.tric'ions we find tho beet results. la- A rxrraxs-Ttt.ro>. I^us porty u lmug up tu tbv buoyancy of lMiiagPnn* sympaSdri jrts , At laM this matter has come to a I ituo skqczjw GIFT ENTERPRISE! . MUSIC Mff SCHOOLS. ^BWwshi ant. Mil! and Yard on Broadway near the Iron Bridge. IB* ««■> ,t««a urns iMuocwr . • v. pniw. ■ U» ~jSjsS.73amsasai ’-tis-.txrft-x— The Cutter Machine in Full Blast. Now Is the time to See Us Make Cutters by Machir.ary, ■ NEW PHOTOGRAPH • l am pfeparedto Show my Astonished Customers wli. that I can Sell Buggies »nd Cutters so cheap. IT e do nearly aU our new work- by Machinery My power cog^s but little. ‘ J don’t ravi^tny Dogait^Head Mechanics J. I. FEERS. I boss the Job muself. 3S*BROADWAY, N. Y. The work is well done the first time, and there"'fore I do not have to charge any extra price for OFFERS! the Jolt to cover the expence of repairing it. 1 make a dozen Buggies Just alike, and can NEW IDEAS \Slxth make them cheaper on that account. live on therprofits mwk * 'B.Srsns-. \SeVei'tth. I ___________ ____of , my own labor. Eighth. , J don’t have to pay rent. --------------- --------------- Buggy business. Ifhrn 1 get a good Mechanic Ikeep hint. First. Second. Third. _____ Fourth. Fifth. FEROTYPE GALLERY I r. CHI.E.TE. a CD zvvsweM >TWK (ITS CD 1111 CICTQ □fits iiRii ।u till 1 y inoi» in rur «■*«. >. J. L. REED. NOW IS YOUR TIME! SEE THE QHEATIATCH OFFER! Remember the Place. ««'•« CM’ Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds. THeB^^gNJilOP.Kc. :n-'sssi.'iua=rAa=r. ^TSSS&g-S JOHN RilfflGTM SMG UCHTi LK Illi lilATLI'MIA'S mu Trunks STANLEY I groc er ’ aWARDib The “Medal of Progress,” Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. I es !] Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest Canned Fruits and Fish.' SOMETHING NEW! MILLINERY &DDBS TH KVKMMG HIS The Chicago,'Burlington and Quincy RaHroad. y^JXDOW OLA»- D A BIK.M, AliQsecmeM.Ks nmtoiT. micb. VV IMAUI/Sa. ,.A>r FHJOX,' A Menu.:/ MbiK-b! Menstes. br Wbitw®or., HWJ.UM. MmM TeBBbM <rt» BbS II rere sold for IL800. have nw?T2sw:-“sx*S3i value to m J7A(KX>. Tbe Good as - the - best. for Yourselves Hunting*, Hept., 9th 1874. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Spooner A Hepburn Te’EW GiROCERY -AJS’I> TExk ROUSE, Just opened in Mr.BOWNE’S NEW STORE, ^»ck, Souj-tf SiDt of Spilt Where can l>e found n choice and well selected Stock of St api­ an a Fancy GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY Ac. A complete a*aorlmcnt of all kinda of Whole and Groumi Spicea ■ WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Season. Fresh Vegetables always on hand Also we have It full line of the best Lamps St, Fixtures, Crockery, Class &. Wooden Ware Always on hand at prices that cannot lie beat in the County in Dwight’s building on State St., Nearly opposite Stauffer’s City Dining Rooms. CASH BU3TBRS will find it to their V^here she intends to keep on hand and °ffer at than over before given in this city. It will be for your inter­ est to call before Purchasing. Free delivery to any part of the City. , BcspectfuUy, Spooner Rctnectfullv. ' Hutingn, Oct. 7th, 1874, adrautage to ex­ amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. KO TBOUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS / Hepburn. Beecher’s Illness earnestly drain-!. e lucky teliuwa ralwedal W r-°u'ai1 tf Oar FiraA Frni Io ifc’Sutenfcn. L*z** Cuatm? Ab COPYING AND ENLARGING OLD I PICTURES. Business University, emplato th* Done Fromptly; SATISFACTION GUARANTEE I Oysters received daily of Chicago that more than another de- PLANING RESAWING & MATCHING t GET ™ BEST Pu^t Vi/iti j Lifuoift can Woman Suffrage Association. will take place in Detroit. Tueeday and ■ of every description A SPECIALTY. I No Sewing Machine Received a Higher I rcesiaent urant, we advise you to send anti was • let off.” Its soon after-1 “aci* iuducwsi, ••-“• ! tbreo thonsand Federal bayonets to in- wards stole 5100. The taiuimum age »o ahown^Bat right m the midst of j T® THOM, Bt. ILDIMO. ! stall them,-----and--------after-------thatyoa voumost mustolof conimitmentehould should least tow। । eatislartion that this terrible troub... ------------commitment bebe atst toast asaalow CHE BOLTERS CONVENTION. -•----' ---------------------•* — •-----------1 -----, l •' ’ ----•• •! le will be settled by the Courts comes teep them here for ell time to yotne; I aa eight Mr. Johnson also thinks tho • br, by the living God, naught but death I maximum sc* of dotentkm should bo ... IS ||1on* terrible draw-back, which goes to years instead of 21. ; humin felicity cannot bo perI., ihmr amtftinri'iln liter,-* wilt be The above ehaogra and improve bitter drop in my cup is Mrs. .4 tbe proceedings of the Qravenmeats will eupplv thst “something lack- , tdtou is going to make a stall MichiganTracker for October i called by thi opponent* ot Mr. _ t i._ .U- n__ Li- I Klie ha, ^n» fn bar inninin o following .in relation to th* lte( »er, to nominate "a Republican and j Catherine Beecher one. - awrer fur prosecuting Atioraoy,", ■ “Every teacher, superintendent, an 1 A». 1 r.n article fretn onr Drmo^rali.’ I friend of education in the State, who v-l^indent: 1 traej1 has a vote at tho ctxuing election, Free delivery and on time. 1 I ensealled by a Republican,unt: I should distinctly understand that Mr. ,*i„ Luiro been a Maas Canventioa, . but 1 i he .mssms did not put in an api>eerancc Chamberlain. on4 of the nominees for GOLDSMITH’S • «ily eight persona took any part in J Governor, is a psrsistent foe ot the by the add! BRYANT A STRATTON ths-; proceeding—and the chief fuglo- I anperintradenry, and should cast his is to her a punfol duty,” bat ibe feel* 1, _ -I-..— — — .1 -1.. I* > An tl V~. time enjoy their sports or 0CTU01T. belasby hr IM lx»l natml>«4 la ' personal knowledge, Hr. C. ho* loot do drill is also practiced, all mpaeU, Ibaa tUlaf aay HsiUar IwUMUm Il»a. Harvey Wrigtit, and their nomi- opportunity, in public or private, to ax- light of all the boyv.prose hi* disapprobation of this system, | in thirty ordinary newspaper column*. “OYSTER OCEAN ” t.rrJPNeecuting Attorney, who tv not in and to aid in creating a public sentiLatter at Gataai BnUrntanwana* a Republican. m»l a* a luiwEilcrtey’s fisloou tn ing to bny “liquid damnation by the pitcher full” to duke •ion fur six syllabled wards, and a moot into our office. Wo did visit Ederiey's tbo Batoon nt 12 o’clock on Wednesday heaved upon the world. .A Now Store! A New Lot of Goods! night of hut weak, w* hnd a pitcher and pintle Elizabeth will not prove on exBui the facets Iheae eight men wbo। schools. Of eztermely limited educa­ enquired for eider, not getting il there eeptiem to the rule. Mr*. G. M. Sides, would reepectftiUy inform the Ladiet> of ...uMitntod that/mow meeting ca Sat- tion himself, he hu never learned to we stopped over to Uibh Mathswa' aaxtxw Moxn. appreciate ite value or to rightly osti- got our pitcher full of cidar.'wont bsck Hastings, and vicinity, that she has opened a New, Select and Th* individual who suppoeee that to to Charley's, and bought some bolognas Fresh Steck of JjYNCH A KINIWCAia. ire a straw for tho vurccx* uf RepubUQaee&m—What went you doing nt Merchant Tailors, torial chair, of which he would ba a Ederiey's at that time of night, Deiroy? to burinc** in thin city laJOTOMOMAVCTUE. DETMIT.MICH. —Hnstingi 27»aw Awnw’. competency or antUne HI date for it, eepemaDy by a band of ‘Re- bay or trying to buy liquid damnation by the pitcher full,‘to take Into hi* BRACKETS and MOULDINGS, - $5,000 IN SILVER ! FOR CASH ! LOA/V fit Building I Cash Sum. t FULLER- WE WANT AGENTS. SEPS-Sk, That we offer Building Material, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Flooring, Siding, Doorand Window Frames A MERIA AN BABBLE L. D. SINE'S MOjrrstr. total receipts from tickots and coupons, 1 309,161—at an average ol 12 12 cents per individual. Tho exhibitors have ! paid their own expense*, amounting to । al-out 3300,000. The ’profits make up raonts ut the compromgy quite so wsll. ,.ui;ar tr) childhood and youth. bend. Beecher has commsnred .mt ns we eouldfwish. Tho Pitaymu, HMt- | There aro now 70 boys in thb Aimily i "gain'd Tilton and Moulton for libel. 1 tui, and raanv of the counttv Democrat- | bouses, and had wo a third family bouse and tho nastiness will go to the courts fo i-ticrs are'dis*atisfia>l with the com- I « e’*ld Hamedtatolv 611 it Tbe south «■'» final adjudScsbon. Un. is where U TS, r-^A o 1 *ine of tho main budding could bs re- ’ ‘tumid hers gon* m the beginning, la promts-. The Natchetoehes FraAreter modeled into a fourth house for 50 boys *lh,! rourt* ,h« ,aelt in-th* c“e *r*11 b* zays : I inIo w|„ell boys msy be admitted with- ' brought out, for thoro ran be no supNo Kellogg officials shad rule over out .tain of connction. Twenty-five lirB*“°n of ovidoneo and co dodging. I us. This is our fixed determination, .uch applications have been made dur-1 Tilton and Moulton have conspired | come whst msy.. If Myers, Boult and ing tho past year. । na*n ■“ innocent t=an. *hat fact will, Of rourre it will out do OF J, W. & C. 6. BENTLEY, whether ho did it OIL GRA.XD CASH 4823482348533017912353482323 obi oaAffDTJKuflR&M or - ''onrontfou. ’ To mo th«.< failure* Mrs. G. M. SIDES. THE HABTITSTGIB (»L50 pec Yeai,) Is the best Family Papei published in Barry Co. 11 be us a �BALLY Ointnefar Throop ha* nearly compl* ted hi* work on th* reeervior at the jusetioo ef btalo kad Jeffer-ou Bl*. Al­ though having had bad luex oa account of the eoatiaued caving in, ho has don* * good job and one that will be a credit Gao. H. Johnson A Oo., merehaab ai Middleville inform u* that next week their new advertisement will appear. SEN, T. W. FERRY are at present engaged in laying faanswetoek of Clothing, Hats and Gaps, Boot* aed Shoes etc. They sell good* cheaper by tar than many ether but call and see tbem at one*. UNION HALL, sMmts.' OCT. Iftth CHUICHU. .Come and Hear Them. 'stBaMtar5* U ASTtNOh t HAPTER. NO- BH. fo­ il. efovueaHes »a tka IkM rridt “rh “’"’’’tiiavnm phiujymi. s.K so. V. Sl.AItK.Soa y. HASTINGS LODGE. NO- M. F.a i.1 UM*JaroesMBaaioe»ew»ea WaAaw**/ <v«aii Clubbing RatesFor the accommodation of our «ibu ertbera who desire any other book, .Eigalino, or paper, published, with or without the advertised premiums, ws •ill obtain ft for you at the Ixjwxst ttatia. without any expense to you in sending tho erder. local fcbjines police;. Pennsylvania thia year hold* her "thought it might bo proper in re­ sponse to the question of tho chairman Tbe D. D editor* (moaning, wo sup­ pose, Dead Drunk) of the Hasting* "would state, that lie attended tbe ReUmh Junal, in copying from the ‘■| ubliran Convention lately bald ia thia Frtt Prut boom romlnescvncre ol ths "Hall a* a (psetator; that after the addoisg* of some of our otiwtis on th* “jouTnmrnt he met to lota than twelve c truing of tbe 2d, take especial pain* Io "delegates who oxprmsed thsmaelve* conceal as far aa |ro**ibU th* real cul­ '•diiaatixfied with the nomination for prit* beceua* they are Democrats, and "Prosecuting Attorney, and said other* pitch on to Mr. Darina Heath because "were, but st the saao time expressed he is a Republican. Well, that is th* “tbetnieire* Mti*fie.l with, th* rest of Jnnai of it. but tho fart is Heath was "tbe nomination* made, end that they, onlr guilty, so far aa we ran learn, of “with a large number arid they would defending himself from the assaults of “ not tupport it, end before they went D. D’a. irienla; but be paid hi* fine “home they met in thu city and inau"guratod this movement; that there “wa* about twenty at th* meeting (and “now but eight; how their ardor had “abated 1) one half of whom were dele"Th* Excelsior Club Subscription "gate* to tbe Contention and united in Friday evening. Agency farnuhe* 200 Leading Papera Unpopular music -Thomas’* concerts and Megnrine* at Club Ratoi to single “making thi* call," and took hi* seat— ( lid not answer to their own calling.) on the back *toop. er. Commission Merchant, Wfflaws’. Obstacles to Marriage. The editor of tbe Ludington Appeal, desiring to eocurw for publication tho tax sale* of tho State, addressed to Au. ditor General Humphrey the following : H you will let ns have ths printing of tbe taxes thb fall, w'o will allow you ten per cent- oa what wo print Hia proposition waa replied to in thia Senator Chandler, the oldest Amercan Statesman, will apeak in thb city on Thnroday. Oct 29. Tbe Presbyterian Synod is now ia session at Bay City. Bev. T. D. Marsh of thb city is in attendance. PICTURESl . PICTURES I I am now all alone fa tbe Photograph bnsioraa, and aa I have made arranpemrtst* to increase my factlitie* for doing bettor work than ever el! should call and get a negative token. Tbe superi­ ority of my work in th* peat i* a «uffiei»nt guarantee of first-edaa* stork fa the fate re. Room* fa Waih.'^inn Block, iouth aide State Street 8Uf Gao. L. Hkaw. DAY ANKNIGHT. City Drug Store, State Street, C. SCHULENBURG, flutings, Micb. Stop! Hearken Ye! ’5JSSKU To Whom it may Concern! yond a shadow of doubt that Auditor Gesaral Humphrey i* a mod of tbe deepest dye. Wo fear the editor ia ac­ cusing the wrong person of rascality.— I CrraJ Rrjnd, RtfIt. Be it known. That I shall keep in stock and fill to order tho Celebrated 0'5fo|<o lt»fb Plows and other purposes. iSJESjassSsF; SwS-SH'I of the Republicans Sfiite ticket by from ikaeriMiiila Wneer«Ue» — —i— 10,000 to 15.000 majority. Governor Huaua* moan, eaaam Ostwrn will, tho correspondent expects, asuaM MlaaUuaa »• »L_- _ run a little behind his Ifeket, but bo will las Aneakaa toea* la am la ikair *■«■«ia> aa* aaasaaaea *aa*M»la ksa aalr aarvad se la.raaM ika *aaaa* U« ike ek.laMns aUaalaat. I eala tri alwwlrt wkl>k bi leaatr-lae f*a»« LH3M»k«t all .rse.iyca as* I. »a lk. meat saealu waSiaiaa la ika Waaiaea kaataeker*. 'l&nni tai aii Im Baa Plows,' of all CURTIS. DODGE, ROBINSON and WIARD pottrrns, and Casting* for all P L O W 8 now fa Lee. Commission Merchants Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime ■ and Plastering Hair. Tho Secretsry, haring become *omowhat retied rinco the last day ol th* Coanty Fair, anggrated "that perhaps it "a-ouid facilitate butiatsa (and It need"cd facilitating a* thore wa* so much to do) fur those pretont to expre«e tbvm••selrre,” when Mr. Wright (late Chair­ man of tho Itiberal Co. Committee) again amen and solemnly remarked that "he did not wish to pey any dixreTbe building near the depot, the s-ioct fo foe Tellers" when the Tellers, property of Ad. Tinkler, b being finished On Friday night of last week the 5no (tbe gentleman wbo proposed ts supply bam of Capt J. H Ejrl of Orangeville, tbe lity with water with a “•Hydrogen”) waa entirely destroyed by fire with all spit and eaid "not any your excellency." Mr. Wright (tho eamidate for Circuit I 8400 on the barn, and 81.300 on tbe Gov. Begley and Senator T. W. Ferry ai Union Hall on Friday evening. Turn Other Greta. Th* frieadk Of Bar. N. Bray, pastor d the IL E. Church of Woodland Otr««L have welcomed him and hi* family uauog them far a second year, with Mvftnl valuable tokens of esteem in the shape of thing* convenient to make hrnuu comfombta, all of which have Mr. Wright (Greeley Republican) duly spprvcfa’.e-l by tbe grateful moved that James Clark* (Police Jus­ bean* of th* recepionu tice) b^Secretary, and he was kl*o unan­ The Joint dtaenuiou between Hon. imously alerted. ^V- B. William*, and Hon. Mark D. Th* newly elected Secret* ry’* eye* Wilber, tli* opposing candidate* for brightening up, hn quickly arose and Congress in tho 5th Distrirt, will be limping on bath leg* at the same time, held st Luce Hall in Greed Rapid*, rolled himself up to tho table and to-morrow night Th* JLm. D. R. quietly took hi* mat. Cook, and th* editor of the Bi sxx* Mr. Tinkler (Depaty Sheriff) mured Save arranged to be among the andithat the chair appoint "Ono Tellers," whereupon be (the Constable from the The remit of the election* held yes­ 4th Watd) waa appointed ouch "Telterday. seem* to indicate, from tho scattering return* received, that the Re­ After a long silence th® So'-retary publican - have el-wted about the samo whiepera to tbe Chairman and the number of C >-.igm*owa r.s in 1872, and L'Mairman loudly calle out “What b the the State* of Ohio and Indiana, further plnaiura of the Conicntivu" are clone on tho State Ticket, while when Mr. Wrigtit (Liberal Rap-jbticsu) ! Iowa ia a* decidedly Republican aa ov­ wry majestically arose and laid, “He A. N. SABIN, noun ir oiunr Koveral good loads of wood; on sub­ all tbe trouble and d.tay of getting up scription wanted immediately. elube yourself. and given you Club rate* bidC H. Taylor hu sold out tbe Hu- on many for which you cannot raiw a club. They want an active Agent in ting* House to Rob't MitchaH every town io thia Stole to forward Candidates for office wishing pastor* will please less* their orders at once. The exercise* at the Union School Friday evening are postponed eno week. itbn All Ready to Buy Wheat. effects of colic. Th* beet thing to do in a case of thi* kfad is to pour a I oitle of JsXmm’s Xaadyw lesiowl into a long­ necked juak taittUadd .half pint of mola reepooo* to th* published cull of laaee* and water, then pour th* whole ‘•Many IfopuMseaue" the multitude as- down th* bone's throat. In ten min­ seaiLtad fa -Maae Oonreatioc" at the ute* the horse will begin to eat Psrsoae' Psrystew Pilh will greatly Court tluui* ■; 2 T-2 o'duck, r. a., on tfatnidsy ta*t. There were eight per­ relieve, if not entirely cure, dy«pep»iii when -vwrytlung etoe fail*. Tta-y have son* who "masMd," and twelrs specta­ been tried in seme •desperate case* and tor*, io view sad behold the “maaong.” horejiven more relief than any other After some 'censultatiou between the member* who oompoecd the “Duelt," Mr. Clarke (th* irould-be-randidate for County Clerk last spring) arose and After November Mlb. it'will bo easy trunbfingly remarked '•that fa order to organise the rave ting he movs-1 that to MO bow tbe money go**, for then the drawing will take place of tho Public Mr. Quackenbush (one of the delegate* Library of Kentucky, and at that to the Republiotn County Convention) Grand Gift Cunem UMO.OOO iu caih be Chairman,'’ tad he wa* unanimously will be given awey io ticket bcUera. elected by four role*. - Mr. Quacken­ Tbe fortunate holder of tbe ticket bush, (Handing candidate for JusUoe of drawing th* first prir* will walk off with 8150,000 i oi Ih* eocoad pries, tbe Peace in th* 2d Ward) en taking •1U0.000; of tbe third prise 175,000 ; the chair aaid, "He was unexpectedly of the fourth nnx*. |S6,000; of tho eall*d to th* chair—had no idea of it filth prix*. I25.0W; An., Ace. Ac- until when bo camo—thought they might hare go! a batter man — (guest do! lor the occasion.) "*«!, ®WlEE Palitej fttrshy, Her. !ia, 1SU Agricuituial Implements AC.. AC. | content*. It wa* insured in the Barry ticket) continuing, farti.er remarked. IA Eaton, but we understand not for' *t \i>ut “perhaps the Teller* could jutt aa nearly enough to cover tbe loss. ••well count th* *expre»siona’ and would The same night tho barn of Reuben express himself in favor of Jamoe A. H. Falconer ol Castleton, was also, Swtcxey (the anyiliing-for-an-utficc burned. Die* about 81.200. Insured man) and again quietly took hi* seat, in the Barry A Eaton for 1000. whereupon Mr. Jewell, ex-Regiater of Deeds, arose and with much feeling (undoubtedly the duties of tho hour weighing heavily on hi* mind) said that Latten remaining in Haatiaga !’. O. “m order to;facilit«le th* bruoeae (fur they all seemeA anxious to got away a* uncalled for Ort. 14th. 1874. Mr*. Mary A. Archy. J. Bardua, soon a* poeeibli) be would move to Mian Oita Colwell. Edwin Crawford. mgko th# nomination of Jams* A. Tim Doniphan, David Ford. J. Q tiweeaey (the candidate for Prosecuting Griffilh. Ellen Honauey, Hattie Long. Attorney on tho Democratic ticket) Eddie Oimiteal, William M- Shephard, unanimous, which waa automatically Alanson Warner, Lealor Walter*, Seconded by tom* on* on "the left" when the Ctiainnan put the motion, A’lCgBCT.TOm&mFE RAILROAD. nrnrji irrLtroxAch^s LANDS Una Tatf Crtiit 1 hr Cal literal INTER-OCEAN THBEElEDmONS. a fine brain biowin* aeaioH. LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER, The line* Co. are requested to meet at th*'Nagin a House Friday evening, Oct 18th, at 7 o’clock, *harp. Official Election Notice* for township* , furnished at this office for R pac tosra*hip. Mend In your orders Al one*. Nashville Item*. Hou. Daniel L Osa*, has been elected Oefa. and 1‘rwrident of the Homeopathic College The walla of the brick block of Bra­ at Lauring. Aa excellent ealectiea dy, Griffith and Kerr ara completed, and To night. *«r|re(o(^cur people will fata building han ornament to th* via** Grand Rapid* to s0tna^i tha phn ol Bip Van Winkls, at the Opera That celebratod Vennonivilla cheae* ia constantly on hand and for rale by be h the right man in the right place. John Btontay. at hia grocery on JaffistElihu Chipman has lit ted up a room ea» Stieet. Try it. over the store of Boice & Stiteo, for a Justice office, which b aaid to bo'the beet justice court room in Hany Connshould be beetowed on the Sweep Oh! Aa per requeet tbe Hon Geo. M. Dewey WOT addroe* the people of CoMMxacut CoixKiX, Grand Rapid*i OsangenUa.at theacbaal *oom in 4hat The Boioe Bros., from Ohio, era in (borough work; able teachers. Greet riltagr, on Monday evening next, Oct fall Uaat ai tho City Drug Store, haring er demand for student* to fill positions then th* snpjdy. Tenn* raeeuoahl*. purchased the nemo ol Ttioo. Maxsra. Fur circular* address C. G. 8 wensberg. Proprietor. “Twa NoatXMsx’* Win” is the last Now i* Yocx Tixx.—All bill* c*oridproduction frqto’ the fertile peu of Mrs. ered du*, and we need our pay. Cell Hoary Wood, end it will uedaubtodiy command a targe ehare of attention Having just reorired a lot of new job type, we ccntimie te do all kind, of fa* from the nor*)-re*diug community, as Mrs. Wood’. fa*ota*ting manner of and common Card, Job and Book Print­ ing. at reewmabb mb*. Satiafaction narration, re dirtxngimhfag a feature fa in her many popular wosk*. ia bate preguaranteed. . ^rewd faallitaintrttniy. A* aulherM* As the bmsou *f Oyster* ani Otam* LJnaob: I already anived pcrUps it would L« of the abaorfafag etory ‘ prxwr to state that Dan has a Jew ewn- Um reputation io « widely known that plee of the taller sod wifi only canirart a gcarante* ia a-lranc* of publication i* •aeured for all her novels. "Tbe No,1-^,', Wife- eMUiaa the prerioM efatoofthUMWtopfithml writer, and win prove an arweptabte addition to her Mr. Jowell (tho would-be-candidate for Justice of tbe Peace tram the first Ward) again quickly sroee and with unusual pathos moved to edjoarn, when up again come* Mr. Wright (th* gi-ntleman who was elected to tbe effle* of Circuit Coart Comtnioeioner by th* Republican* of Barry County for three term*) who eud ho thought it best to appoint a Coenmittoe and would move that tho Chair appoint a Committee of throe to canvas* tho county in tho inter­ cut of Mr. Sweeaey, (tho champion of tomperanco and th* gentleman of echollarly attainments.) . THE -WHOLE WESTERN COUN­ TRY Tbe Chlirtuka appoinfad Mr. Wright of Healing* (a Republican member of tbe Constitutional Convention fa 1867 from Barry County) Mr. tisndfonl of Tbornapple. (Deputy Sheriff) and Mr. oomuxenee at 8t Louto. at which point Holbrook of Woodtand (one of tbe spec­ the MlesMppt nw to CKweed by tbe moot magnificent Steel Bridge tn the tators) as such Committee, and thon wnrto, and tnvene Hx whole length of asked if the motion to adjourn was sup­ Central and South wret Missouri, and a portion of Kansas and the Indian Ter­ ported, when Mr. Holbrook arose end ritory and ****** I..—1—1, tn the Imalnas^ asked to be excused and aaid if they wanted anyone ffl sueb a place that Mr. Bawdy would probably answer thorn as be lu>d heard him express him wif, and as for himself be very frankly said ha bad -fooboomtu pick” altar ward remarking “bo did not want any trunk with any ouch work.” Mr. Bawdy was accordingly appoint­ ed. when tbe Chairman quickly put the tartion to adjourn sud the aswmblsd multitude of eight d" p«»otu. quickly dtaperoad around th* corner. P.B. I forgot—I titink w* Demo­ crats should have a day of rejoicing tor I think I tee a prospect for a«easiuat to our party •* quite « number of the "mMSM" bed "tbe symptoms" B. T. BABBITT’S Pure Concentr’ted Potash, on zzz-e. J. Cole & Son, A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. SAPPONIFYINO SUBSTANCE. THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT GROCERS £tekra*iiaturatunu» unPLwm, SWOT rinsuE IlUMt, Lol aiGatnl fcn Ftnpai Baste omqetac AU srsvy U,»t Ihil gws Is Mil A nilT-CLAM NEWSPAPER 1HE I EAIB Shingles, Lath, &c. National Newspaper, FOR SALE ALMAGES "4. SERMONS K5S OF K I PT) A RE. mnuBumi �MICHIGAN TERRITORY When, daring the esasfou of th* Legieteiure of 1878, an hossorabte member brought before tho Hou*, a bill Io prevent tbe destruction of mnakrata, it was treated aa a huge joke; and when brought up for coniideratiou. it produced a acene cf merriment hardly equaled ia that hard-working body. So much waa thia the com, that r .uend- Tbe original charter for this esaociatton was granted April 22, 1883, and is after the usual form ol acts ot incorKretion. TLe objects of the Society, aa therein declared, were to improve the breed of boraee, cattle, aheep and swim, were attached to it, in order to insure aad to promote the general objects of ita sudden demise. Not «o the Legisla­ sgricultnre in said, Territory; and for tive Council of 1833. They pasted a tbe forth crane* of these oljecte they animate, th* fur oi which eaters‘so C**M*b«r !■•<»«■* at Mr males ■-xceediag 820,000. The following per- largely into our commoreial interests. T t •one wore named aa the first directon,' The following are ita main provisions: Tk«a m*v* bw m. •« sb* em **nbt who were to have power to appoint the If any persona shall at any time v^*».*Ar»* —officera: George B. Porter. Thomas hereafter, between the first day of April f, ts, u«bl w*od«s rt a aura sky. Rowland, John R. WBliams, William and the first dat of November tn any wits>**b*4*»a*rs***ataetab«r *, Vrar, kin or destroy aar muskrat within Ik* ssreasttoe i*a! west* bam n* U* Barton, of Wayne county ; Gad Cham- tills Territory (except it be in the cuunl«** •» *•" Iwrlain, of Macomb county ; John Will- tie* ol Mishiliuiackinac,Chip. wa.Br.iwa, Tk* a.** *TMrt s*4 b*. Iowa, and Crawford), the jwrson or per-1 Tb*rb*n** rf ik* krws**. >u***u sal, < -iunty; Amo.t Mead, William Tbomp- suns so offending shall, on conviction *U ib*erse4mmtetewte*h X*ur>* forfeit ami pay for aach mask-1 . >oo. Joaeph Morrison, and Leri LeRoy. thereof, rat so kilted and destroyed, the sum of ' J* m I»f Oakland county; Darius Comstock, one dollar : Provided, however,, Thia J •d Lenawee county: Levi 8. Hum­ phrey, of Monro, county; and Abra­ ham Edward*, of St Joseph county. Tho*vieuritode* through which thia - rg-misation ha. passed, with its sue■wa.iwi and failures, might nutk* an la« irn sting study for sum* historian wbo Las th* m ternary data from which to gkan; for now in its 41*t year, it may almost be aaid Io hav* grown venerablo. It mast indeed claim the reepect doe to Th* idea which in later year* ba* developed our Agricultural College, with its system of labor and study combine-!, made its first effort at actual develcpmantas long ago as 1833, when the oct of inoorporaiion of the above named st- < k were exempted from paying taxes institution was granted. In this rhartl.moon, in the following concise act: \ll sheep shall bn exdnded from the »s.uat»n of property for the sae.esns'ut and collection of taxes, and tho owner or poaeeasor of any aheep in thia IkHttory shall not be assessed for any purpoee of educating youth, by tbe £le, name, and title of •'Ths Michigan mual Labor School." Oliver Johnson, John Beach, Asahel. 8. Wells, Enrol os 1'. Hastings, John ■ miuo given to a new county by Allen, Charlo* G. Clark. Ira M Weed, -• tef 1831, untitled “An act to pro- Charlo* Moeely, Levi Baxter, Stephen for laying off into eeparat* court- V. R. Trowbridge, Benjamin F. Larned, Asahel Finch A moi Mead, Robert Pur­ the district of country adjacent jX dy, Alexander R. Tiffany, shall be and they are hereby appointed the first It u* to induile tbe country real of the trustees of raid school, with the j*>w»r li< twtwcen range-, two and throe east, of filling all vacancies which may occur rtfn-h of tha line between tuwnabipe IC in their body, and of increasing their to secure forever the twaefits of compe­ 8. Tbou shnlt menu ruga a cheerful tition tn railr-iad traffic in this State, duDOsitkn by judicious recreations, mnAa lacy as the greet railroad rings cast) sic and mirth, including cong»uial mag­ bo kepi rompeting for tbe buuneen ef netic relatione. 0. Tbou shall ssok a true Ms-mate, the Nartfaweet, eo fong wdU that Motion have cheap freights. Every business end strive tosustaln.if hrahb p#rmits.the •scrod relation of parent; entail no inman in Jackson gets hie good* to-dagr urmity oa progray, but “ksep thvself from Detroit or Chicago ai about half pore" by temperance. th# rato>|#v hundred pound* that he dal 10. Thou shalt rtudy to “know thyhafore th* Michigan Southern built 11* »*lf. ' making a constant effort to conbranch te> that rily- So too, at Grand troland subdue all thy exeeeaea, a like effort tu unfold and cultivate all thy Itelddaiand Kalamaauu, freights hare pbyiicai. mental, and moral deficiencies, been rudneed nearly anu-balf from what untda perfect balrac- of power shsll they were before the Michigan South­ establish within you tbe condition of ern Railway ran to Ihoee town*. Ask heath, the kingdom of hasvan. any merchant or milter or shipper of €. P. Rowell a Co1!. CoUm.... any market in the State where there is railway competition what tbe result of it hu been, and he will eay that freights have been largely rolueed thereby. FIRN ANO LAST CONCERT Whatever may 1»# the result of tbe IX Alli OF TUB pending litigation to utile tho legal relatfcns of the Slate end railroads, il ia certsi* that competition i* a more reli. able regulator than leg'etetion. It is IMIJ, SMJmta 1SU ' tbe life ef be sines*. Cunning railway nianaguns can evade a statute, but com­ Drawing Certain at that Date petition they cau not prevent Campetitioa is healthy and natural; it devel- ■ UST OF GIFTS. ops States and communitieo. Wo re­ peat, therofuro, that if the people uf I Michigan are in carnctt in their do-. (mends for chruji tranqurtatlon, if they mean by it something more than a । mere catchword by which politicians and demagogue hop* tu get office, they should secure tlw adoption of tin* amended constitution containing the 11 provision quoted above, which will ao * j completely prorent tho railroads from PRICE OF TICKETS. | eombniag, and thereby give us torrver I one potent guarxutee of cheap freights. Michigan Centra? R.R. OLD,-RELIABLE AID DIRECT ROUTE, aes. e**slr *f !Uu j. f vsu’isw **m. Is O* rtw ANOTHER CHANCE ! 1711428 PUBLICLIBRARYOFKKNTUC’Y. meat wlsich uro have just touched upon I are in themselves of tjiv greatest jirarti-1 cal importance, and their force with tb« p»plc ought not to bo La.keti by adroit misrepresentatiuns or by a foolish dis- i position to hold tbe constitution iteclf. responsible fur same 'uf the mistakes of I JS1M; .L« Icgivtaturo which submitted it t» I the i».-<q>k-. Tbete is before the people uf Michi- , । gau to day. no question uf mute vital | importance than tbe une of represcuta- . j tiou in the Senate of Ibe United Slat** I The opposition hare been ringing all I the charge* of corropdon that tbe rule , | of permetalion will permit. They have | I presented wh«t they devignat. a* the | Credit Mnbilier fraud, Isnu grabs, ben- . , born contracts. Sheppard swiodlsra, ofc., I in ov*ry form and manner posuble, and । have attnmptert to pruve, while not de- . aMl 17 north, south of tho line between . nyiog that Demacrata alike have been . Ion ushipa 20 and 21 north, and west of I found guilty of ermipt practice*, that , ! the Republican party is unworthy of Tho probabilities* of tho ratification of ; confidence, and that the destinies of- e ; hold aetata to ths amount of ItN.OOO, th* amende cunrtitutioa in thia Stat* eared republic abauld be placed in the : bands of thn*-i. who a little mere thau 1 and were to hold their first meeting at next month art certainly not flattering a deea4c since aoagl.t iu deilru-tion. , Ann Arbor, April 27, 1833. Among While their Lettie cry is for purity in i n..- held iuodmimibte in court io the combination of Hlibcrulity. partisan office, and their voice# are forever silent »j:.wr years ol the Torriloy, from tho . prejudice, *nd blind anger, so activ e in in this report concerning Hon. Zachafe< that there waa no mesas by which It* vform will overcame that approval riah Chandler, from one end ol the land i V. ii .preaa on them the necessity of ahto th* other they an. continually de­ (morepassive ia its character) ol it* merit* manding that h. shall be return#! tu ' e-.liite truth in their statements, and From the very earliest organisation uf j the shadra of private retirement. We | il.. .. lack ol comprehension of the na- tbe Territorial government it was ever | acrept tlw demand that honesty a*>uv. , lui- of an oath. This however, not oa tbe alert to foster, by th* most ad­ alt iLing* else is th. requirwn -nt to-day i i*._ queatl) defeated the rads ef jus- vanced legislation, any measure which , fur men in exalto-1 position! We point I tic- eepecially in tbe enforcement of to Mr. Chandler’s record and w. chai ' tlif tew prohibiting the sale of liquor to opment and the general culture of lb* tenge hia mo*t bitter opponent to pro­ duce a line which ronnets ul corrup­ Induea; and In 1831 the following citizens in whose behalf they gevernsd; tion, or a breath of siupicinn that even !•’-«• wan devised to meet tbe exigences and the orgaaixation of social libraries, associate* h-s name with dishonesty. <.i ibe caae, no as to enable the court* a plan which ak the present time is eo ought to out weigh in-tha judgment of principle* cf Republicanism sail adcuitpopular in nfr^our towns, and which h- -night poeeess ia regard to tbe mat­ giro* such Mtisfaetioc, was studied out any intelligent and ditcriminatlng eiti- Thst be is ao bitterly oppo*c-l by Demo- i crats everywhere i* good proof that hia I t- r ;n dispute. As will bo readily seen, and provided for by a general law as power is feared, sol that his iufluer.ee ' lb- ■■eefullneas of this plan depended early aa February, 1831. ’ This tew prou ever exerted sgain*! compromising ' rti irely oa the fidelity and kero [ra»pthe victories of our late itruggl* by a ■ Any serru persona, capable of con- ' surrender to those wbo hav. opposed itiwi of tha justice who might sit in tbeAit X., Sec. I. No county, city, trading, in any township or districts in every step made bo the greet party of ra*-. Tbe provision ia aa follows ; । thia Territory, who have or shall be- township ur other municipal corporation progress. Meu may point to hi* powjr It shall be lawful foe any justice of com* proprietor* in common, of any li­ *hall Ih-cocw u stockholder in. or make in too Start, anil lose it on the patron­ •I— imaoe. or judge of tbu supreme cir-, brary, may form tbemselve. into a eo- any loan or gift to, or lend ita credit in age of the Federal governm*ut tf they ■ aii. or county oourte, or the judge of ciety or body politic, for the exprevs aid of any person, private corporation wdL but such an assumption is too ab­ th- additional circuit court for ths up-' purpose of holding, incrraMtg, preserv- or association; nor shall any county, eity, surd for b.liof by the most credulous p-r districts of the Territory, to admit, mg, and using such library : and to township or other municipality con­ ot tbe opposition Senators m other th- evidence of any Indian residing; that end, any five or more of them mey struct or become the owner of any rail- State* have the eame power, in many <• ii'iin the limit* cf thia Territory. who' apply in »retting, by lhatu signed, to Stale* a much greater jiower. and yet l> eve* in tho existence of the Su-. any justice of tho peace within the but few have b**n able to retain th*ir !•< - no Being, and in a future auto of. county wberin tho ' same township or positions tor as long a period as our K-ahrdaaod punishments, in the trial district «nay be, stating the purpose* of own Senator, whose hold ua power may of any eiyil or criminal matter: Pro-' their meeting, end requesting him to is- •trieted by law. vMnd, Thai each judge ar justice shell,1 Sue his warrant catling a meeting of the Art X, Sec 15. No dty or village sistent advocacy of Republican priorim .11 cases, decide wbo are entitled sad (aid proprietors, at th* limo and placo ■hall incur indebted urns, including that plea, hi* fid.Hty to all trusts, bi* uiim> ho era not ratiltel to be received a* | and for the purpose, in such warrant' incurred by or on behalf of any school peacheblo honesty, and mure, probably wiieesaea, under this pro*Irion: Aad district within its oorporato hmiri, ro than all things else tu tho fact, that bo rr -tided also. That such judge or jus­ fy such meeting, by posting up til* sub­ that its aggrsgsto debt at any time shall never forgeu that he is the representa­ tice shall have power to to vary th* or- stance of Said warraut iu sou* public exceed 10 per cent, on the valuation of tive of the great State of Michigan, and iinary oath a* to bring lb* same within shown by th* at all times and under all circumaiances placo iu the aaid township or district. Its taxable property, th* rail comprehension of th* witaev- wh*re the said library shall be kept soseesment roll, unJees authorised by a he give* the weight of hi* influence, An act of 1884 to Uy off and organ- seven days at least before the time ef majority of the electors residing within devutra tu* time and his energie* to tho such corporation voting thoron as may promotion of their interest*. Accept •sid meeting. ing thia record as one of which Michi­ Any seven ur more of tbs proprietor* be prescribed by law. Art. XIV, 8ec. < Every law hereaf- gan ought t* be proud, remembering uf such libra.-7, having met in pursu­ ance of such notion, shall have power Jo tor enacted by tbe Legdiature, creating tho fact that tbe South owed her influ­ choose a moderator, clerk, librarian, a debt or authorising a loan, shall pro­ ence in both bouses of Congrro in the collector, treasurer, and other necessary vide a sinking fund for the payment of long retention cf men who proved •.bcmoffiers, and rommittow; which clerk •elven worth, thus securing rip* exp*rienc* while constant changes prevent*-! members from tbe North from attain­ pnrtial performance of hia duties ; and th* said proprietors, when so inoorpor- 1 ing that commanding influence which th of the State of Ifisaouri aied. shall have power to’rahs such was nreemary to secure the internal* ot rirorv of Michigan,” apprwi their Stale* io a OSCtieual contorts, wo nioteys, by smernntente, on th. several 1884, and to which the Indi* shares in said - library, as they may believe the people ot Michigan owe il been extinguished, whieh i* judg* nirsesary fur preserving and in­ to tbcmaelvas to retain the services of a lo th* north ol a Hue to be creasing the sense, and far the BstlgrWhile the ftopub!icons of the State tvload to Misrun river, shall coaetituto mcnl of th# affairs of the corporation ; would be direlici of tho duty which a county, and be called Dubuque ; the to make by-laws lor the due regulation they owe to tbe party if they failed to -aM eoaaty shall ooustitute a towneliip, of its coocenis, not repugnant to tbe re’urn to the Senate a man wbo in the „ hi<* .hail be *au«l Julien ; the seat laws of this Territory, and recover for pest has been one of the groat champi­ »f iurtiee Shall be eetabliehed ai th* vil­ any breach <J such by-tewa, not exceed­ on of liberty and who in future etniglage of Dahoqua until the sao>" shall ing three duller* for any one breach tkm n reived therefor shall be ]«i J over glc* will be capable of doing more to t« changed by the jndg*e of th* noanty thereofTbe proprietors of any such Lbrary, to the general fund of the State, county, eubeervo th* iutereets of th* party and ■oart of aaid county. Al) that part of th* dwtrict aforesaid, SO incorporated, shall be called and municipality, corpora tine or board to tbs country then any other man we could eeleet—JEW J&Usrywisr. known by th* name of th* Social Libra­ which such funds belong ry, ia the township of—---■» and by Tit# aggregate money value, iu the that name may an* and be sued, ptoee- matter of public ecoaowiy of tbe mcorente aad defend, iiland aud be implead ­ drawn west from the lower rad of Rock porntidn of tho foregoing provisions in Island, shall Mssetitirto a oouaty, and be ed ; aad where there shall be m<-r* exited Dornoin* : the said county shall than one such library, in any townshin our organic law would be reckoned by rouatitwte a towwhip, and tee calted or district, th* proprietor, thereof shall hundreds of thousands ot dollsni annu­ FEai HUI; th# e*et of justice ol arid be known aad called by the’name uf ally, apd would greedy overbalance the county ehaii ba at such place therera aa “The tiropneitoni of the secund, third, tlto slight addrtioaal outlay involved in to breathe deeply of the purrat air, to steal! be daoignatsd by the judge* of the fourth, eto- fee the one* may be). Social the new salary article. The lose of entirely avoid cb*«t lacing, to secure library of tha township of--------- .” county court of said county. thorough ventilatiun, and carefully ebWhan any nociety or body politic these quoted amendmetus will be a eorve correct bodily paeitiaiMThe following, from an act of tbe positive calamity, from which the peo­ 2- Thou shjlt .st slowly, al regular some date, divide, th* present State of shall ba 4jirrillr-4 thegeryrirtore may again inexpornto thamsebee, and pro-1 ple'* genuine intererta will anffi-r not a periods, not mors thaa two or throe Wiaeooein into counties, aeitbev one of read In ail respects ae aforesaid ; and In time* dally, a good supply of plain an* which baa retained any of its original any meetiag of each peoprietors, there tritiou* food, mclnding fruit in the _s._n i__ n___ j____ _ •____ l .l.__ faatam. Their boundariae m*y, how­ morning; drink nothing while eating; martioate thoroughly. ever, be traced wilh little difficulty by 8 Tbou ehalt not fail to teko doily any on* e: all familiar with th* gcogmand pew.ryiag it in thia State by th. exercise out of doors, at some useful oc­ adoption of the new wnatitntkru than in cupation, if possible, aad in th* sunehiM. avoiding tntigne aad com pot: tints. aay ether way. Th# following is one Study and practice th. lifting cure, moveuMiate, grrnosttica. etc. 4. Titan shall woo ■•«*!»»’. sweet roatarer, balmy sieep." not ism than 8 SgEgyaagS? I If an*JS.*S iwlsri. I* mH ****** rf aw -111 t>- *- i> vui. a. i.u. s£x*7i£SrissS«! Mto*s U all > Tte w**« SsM (kT *T th* • ><•< lUl of M*U*a Iklci . OSX Is FILES. ■ICHIAAR CENTRAL R. A kTKPHjnr JENNIE ssftisriASKt-i: t^£s«£S itsjMsxatsts a* •**!•«•. I* vis i Tbs ■«* IS, l.rLk-wl *W.av ■Qj si-ai’EtsSsiMratj mama som bi j. esctjbt. H.-K ELECTION NOTICE. 7PU77z?P?UU VINECAR BITTERS egar I) itfori are a norely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly from thanativ* hertia found on the lower range* of the8i#rr» Nevada mountains of Californio, the moliansl properties o> which are extract­ ed therefrom without the use of Alaobol. The quntfon is almost daily soked. •'What is th. canm of the nnparalJefcd sttectns of th»y remove the rouse of disrasM. sad th. pad.nl rvcoTcr* hie besltb. They are the prcol blood pnriflir and a lif*-rivu< prin­ ciple. a perfect Brnovalor and Inrigorator of the »y«toni. Never before iu the history of the work! lia* a medicine been comnn imlcl ttowsMing the remarkable qusl__ ■ ... I.. I,M|;M. •nil* Turgatire aa well aa a Tonle, reiievg Congration or Inflammation of the ever and Viserral Organa, in BibouaDie- 1 f ulf u will enjoy good health, 1st wm u»e Vraaoaa flrrrae aa a medidna. Briggs House, 'Randolph BL and Fifth At»„ CHICAGO. ftr* Wane, Jittai & Stfuv MICHIGAN AND Grand Hiver Valley Division � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-10-21.pdf 0ef93452a25b2e54cb9da0f0bfa64421 PDF Text Text Th* tVr<uuciui b^iii. VOL. XIX. NO. 26 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER^, mewal tjd Ikjljts Card?. Slfisar gn • ■ski sisn The Granger w thc Latest an important improvements over all othe;< Wo are ai/ain calle 1 upon to cximise the highest duly and privilege of cilisnnship. Once muro wo are called up­ on to select those who arc to manage our affairs in the next coming two years both in the Slate and nation. 1 say it is a duly as wall as a privilege. It is the duly of every Individual in casting pattern *T* if Boil nr Iron Heater and ' s It has a Larger Door, to do military duty wherever found. But when the Republican party camo into power ahn relinquished that idea, end now, under the treaty by which aho hounu lianielA a Prussian or a Gorman citizen of th* .United Slates can travel all over Europa nnd be as safe as upon Ihn soil of the United States. In feet, to day, all over th. world, it makes no ;:: And a Perfect working Damper and Check Draft. open the flu**. h ts i;;; IT IS MADE IN THREE SIZES \V> judgu uwu by their lived*. If a man has maiuiaine*) a gtkxl character tor integrity, uprightness, ami partly, he i> lov*wl aud cherished in the communi­ in-aty. it gave notice to Great Britain ty- If a piliticel p«rty Ira* maiulai'ied that th" treaty wae ended. When Caaits character for integrity amt purity it IV la g*-t- r.-ndy to Iecvtuo one in the gsval family of States, begs to came ia uicu by t.'i-ir actions, nnd and take a portion of our burdens, we JtheT Way of judging a po- will then rocsidar what we will do oa thal subject. Bui until she does wa rties an* a uvecs* ly. They will treat her upon the basis of the in nil ages of the world most favored nations, and oa no other and under all loons t»f government. Nritber will the domestic policy of lira Democratic party bear vwotHmiou. The laws passed while it had control would duarsos any statute-book that ever fluted ' “ ' " * ?p r pt r Maple Parlor t ft '« Repabiirnh pony Now, for one w the vthcr of Ussse poiilivxil purtia* y**u aro to . 4Myour ballots. You may say “I will vote for neither ; 1 will throw my ballot awny upon some side issne." But whm> you * get nt thi* trim re»ult yon ir bar the MOW . fullvalo. •( " b i qHCBLE 4 QUSSELL - : YOU WILL FIND is 'WtsTIi™ wiles imi raw v ill omwb. .Ived to sew* this now j*arty be might hat" changed his views. They call it the “Liberal Republican" nrganiaitiun. Now, fellow citizens,‘if there ever was a liberal organiziuoti it is the old Re­ publican party, which has Humiliated this nation for th.* las*. 13 yean. Thia “new [lolilical party” is one of the oldest ]<olitieal organizations of capturing priaooers while their aamat* .------. If R did (pre out they n a law tor banging nor_ ... other words, when ‘.Moe ito Leaguer* understand that wo _ V — _S——_ al.—X— 1_ -- -rt. -■ Lei us corns down to the year 1M1, wlsurs saves Stateo had deolared thamselres cut of the Union, and your flag lui been fired upon. Thee the Democraiic party hod control over every brand, of lbs GuveromenL Your Ex-! NEW LUMBER Michigan Exchange. in uh pamphlet iu my hand. 1 went on the platform. I eaU situation to ito chargsa against this Repubbean official. 1 aaid, “I do not know whether these chargee are true or false. I never did defend anything wrong, and the right hands no dofenas. Il those charges are true wo win prosecute him, end send him to Stat. Prisoa.” .And th. Itopubtkmn party did it, and it has never bad nay occasfo*. ia this tilato, to soad My- FLAKINGMILL ANO LUMBEB YABB DENTIST n m tm i ■ my hntnbfo ---------------- ---- rJBTlM'bMa each one of these rebel Bfatoe, sands of dollars have been srpoadod in investigations,—many of thorn founded on twwspoper reports that had not the slightest foundation,—and in every single instance the fullest scrutiny has been ordered br a Republican Con- I sU<a4»av. airn. Tars Asess*. NEW PRICES. AND NEW MEN THAT DEFY COMPETITION. AT WjUijOiVa ,A?ar Dwight d Eut rail’s .fgriciilMal II oris, Hastings, Mich. H.A. BUSELL'S Soath side State Street. H stings, Mich. ‘ 15. E.STEINHOFFl m i* forfeited their Urea and they to., u. And all they naked from ua wh* they senandarad was that we would cwt them their Eves Wo did it, and no man was ever hanged for participating m this high- handed trwasorr"’Theos Sinical and Msdaiisal DENTIST; We guarantee the BECKWITH STOVE to give perfect satinfaction, or money refunded. For Ecouomv of Fuel, Safely nnd Durability it stands without We would res' , parties who have pi using them: o/ry /tetrs otpor. refer to the following sed the stove and are John Fancher Jacob Rhodes Rutland Gw Paddlrford t for Counterfeits 1 ■r.AbS manage to both Hon tea of Congress, dcclarvdi it was “wrong to rebel against thia govornmeut, but there was no pow- Hut they did worse than that. In a i time ol |>rofouad peace tliey contracted i debt of ..yer HW,000,000 for the civil miensos-of your Gov.rnmeut. They expended every dollar in the Treasury llicy did worse than than that Tbsy arlUslly raw your credit to tow that in order to pay the civil expenses ol the Government they s-dd *3,000,000 worth of bonds,—princmal and interest paya­ ble tn coin,—for 88 cents on the dollar, urWlLThS^nJl"to limy scutiered your nary all ovsr the jt continued, from that period down to see*, and your array along the frontier reduced tsxatma *>19,000,000. New, fellow cuisMM, dedust tbs proper sspwnUie time that the Rcpubhean party took the reins of Goscrntusnl, to tw the par­ nor uo credit- That was the condition diturss efiaqyeebfo Us the eoodnol of a ty of slavery propagandiem. It was in of, this great nation when the Republi­ war foe which the DecnoerotM party wae power, substantially, under that name*, can party came into power. ‘And yet, responsibly and the oapegflJlMMl to mote than SO years. During its cun- notwithstanding this hopeless condition, trd yon recollect what its foreign and. we undertook to tore this nation, and domestic policy wav^- It wa» braio to how well wo earned ont that undertakweak nations and cringing iu strong In IMS this old Drmoerahc party cars- It batleted down the walla of Greytowu; took a slice of territory said w» had held the twins of Govern­ from Mexico; but when it came to I ment long enough, arid they wees rsodv strong and powerful nations its net* to roaisec• with anybody who would hewaoat the point of death. were a disgrace. You ail rneollect that ! a4 in overthrowing the Republican party. And the Union party was farm­ Huodrads and thousands of mou in ed all over the United States, ia this vumm psrte ef the South ton been fight." .Bat when it camo to Mgvtia- Stats and elsewhere. And they sue needed in electing Governor Seymour is tton it wax *49 and no fight." Had ibis Great Britain redod to us the value, the State of New York. bio island of Kan Juan, bat afterwards concluded she wanted it henrlf, and sb. sqcatlrtl upon oue. on! ut it. The UnUsd Btatoi said she had no right to M there and squatted spun the other ood of tlio ialaud. Alter th. Ropublijoin ]*«rty camo into powsr uo said, “You have no Lusiuose tborot" nnd when they (ucind thb United Htates in ear­ nest they were willing to refer the mat­ ter to the King of l’ru,*iu, and ho told to England, “Yutl have nn business ibsre." and she cot uff. । CHv | James Dibble Er • * John J Fuller •• ! Jacob Odell Manning Dzod IVTarron Calkin* chapter. 1st and 3il ver***, wa find: “David therefore ikpartod thener, and eacsped to tile care Adullani; mid wb.n bis brettiuni and ail hie father's house heard it thu) wentdawu tlulbor to him. And every oue that was in distress, nnd every om* that was iu debt and every ouo that was discontented gathered themselves unto him, ntui hu became n captain over them ; and there were with him about 4<W tuoti." The- party was larger then than it to noir. I shrill tiot devote any more lime to this new organization, but will confine myself to the two great partita. The Democratic party onsstnriod first un­ der tbo nonin of the Republican ]4rty in the ffanms of Jefferson, and was for a lung ptriad th** party of liberty autl prugitM. It profrMcd to be that, and it was- And it r- main-d that until about tb» days ol General Jackson. In 183U, 1 think, it changed its name fr.*m Republican to Demurtntie .party; and it changed its principlrs from libettr and ,** j3» ; ! J I ’ ! started, and thi UepublicM party of the Uuitod Stats. shouM maka up its mind on the whole ttiat it had got the right man in the right place, and that it bad better keep him there for another the December umub-r, whish wiik fee iswedsariyin OeSuUr. b wiU U -« fin: darn IHersvy magwainy and a Ina; corp* of «!*»»triliut<>re have hem gaged. Every story ia ee-h soa^ser Gerrit Smith, the great Aiiti-Sh leader, and a lif**-Uog adreeff* of ' perancs. Um lalsli written a M which ho declares that every vote for the Prohibition candidates fa inspire Stafo i. a VOUf-w the e«— of tie* D-mocnitic [tarty. And that thww e ho have fought the �NEW PHOTOGRAPH I if this state of thing* J ba car fault. Let ua Let ua spend tho rami tLi. ranrs^ ia agri Utwaaaatoit tSt Nominations. HASTINGS MABBLK WORKS! 'fowwrevn™ Yau willfind at Ike FEROTYPE GALLERY ia at the polls, and do our M fast to P««n» «»y aplitting of ticket? WJw-. arisuTrf the matortdto W"*&1 «o J. W. & C. G. BENTLEY, GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT & STRATTON Business University, That we offer Building Material, Finishing quilo.a .1. *• C1M*‘ Of DETROIT. briar br Ur Um bwl uslrosued U *.tb*Huui «5u»“£ly "Swtoerad’ll 'COPYING AND ENLABGING OLD MM. Itioatoftor1* *” L“r* I PICTURES AMERICAN MARBLE Lumber, Shinglee, Lath, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Flooring Siding, Door and Window Frames “OYSTER OCEAN" Liilei al toOtoi Bwtirait C.-r. WOODWABD eM J1FFEESON Arsa DETnOXT. MICH. GILLHAM BKOh., Proprietors. Tksrsefhly -sssrawB. EnlargW ss4 loprs*. A SPECIALTY I FOR CASH ! LOW of every description me FOB SCHOOLS PLANING RESAWING & MATCRAG Jefferson Street, HASTINGS, MICH. • Merchant Tailors, Done Promptly nr jrrrrasox Avrxcr. nFTnniT.Micn. « Ast Ward. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. Cole & Son. IB DMBS HEWS The Cutter Machine in Full Blast. Pitt Wi GREAT WORK GROCERS WANTED AGENTS Xftr hr Sate ti lie lirsi umt te LAND PLASTER, STOCCO WffiS HMD Shingles, Lath, LcgtataUve Ticket. r Sul* MsmSss. Mto Ssaolertsl DUUm. ~1aLK. WAXlUta effeiooCsuW, 1 tun prepared to Show my Axtoniidied Custoinei that I con Pell Buggies nnd Cuttern so cheap. 0 do nearly all our new work by Much <ry My power costs but little. I don’t gpt'c any Dogan-Head Mechanics I boss tnr+Job myself. The work is well done the first time, and there­ fore I do not have to charge any extra price for the Job to cover the expence of repairing it. t make.a dozen Buggies just alike, and can make them cheaper on that account. Seventh. Hive on the profits of my own labor. . Eighth. I don’t have to pay rent. Xinih. Iknow all about the Buggy business. Tenth. When 1 get a good- Mechanic I keep him First. Second. Third. Fourth­ Fifth. Wanted-^s~ A U.oUly U..^l K^awa If W rupbra.. Ms*<T«sshm -to.ftsSI I NEW OFFERS! NEW IDEAS THEMABf NMMILIN Oil I CO FBAPriaSlw’aiLLJwi^miXrslt r» swtsliri b Ststo ImS.twCT. to DtaAMDST. tMnnt. rf Pralris, Itte BE WARNED IN TIME. The Jispehlkan. of thfas and oi other States wfcare electloin era yet to be held, will do well to look carefully into J. L REED. 81 to Fira* Fhai to itfSotafen. *350i atcono w.no ' ‘■s^sxn YOUR TIME I 9 WA NTED.tSCZX Business that will Pay the causes and contcquonces of the par­ tial saocess ot tbo Democracy at tho SEE THE GREAT WATCH OFFER VINECAR BITTERS political fort that the Congress chosen midway in an administration is apt to show loams to tho party in power. It was an largely in 1882, in a vary criti­ cal period in the history of the war. and iiJwM quite as marked in 1870, half way clang in Gen'i Grant's first administration. Tha record of Ebe old Democratic and Whig parties will snow thia peculiarity. The reason ia obriOMJ not o.lj *oe. tlnr blgli-wst.. Dr. J. Walker’* California lin- ami at walking they know not whau It baa. aho, been observed as an ordSmxr rcar Bitters are a j>wly 1£EX. Goods of all Kinds, FOR SALE Ono Atara and Colt. Ona Sat of Huroeva. One Oow and two Hie fora wtiieh aril be Mid on lima (dr approved WE WANT AGENTS. Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. CoDis. Jxt 1' FILES. JOHN STANLEY I good health, let $58820K so called Lard times and everything else that trouble the community, and the men iu office who ore candidates for a ra-alacuon ara uxmA likely «® the ones pitched upon. Di.r*».ionato thiakars *11! make » euefa mistakM, hot an mien ora not dtecriminata 'httan.hyagn.t deal Other iuSusncea, also, quite aa uuraaaxtabla have probably beau operabra upon ihaelMtiotMtfn Ohio nnd In-^ dtoaa. Stocs tha election many claim that to. platform of th. Ohio Denmcracy.tofororof a greenback cumrary akoa. iofialiou and the repudiation of top Natioa’apirdtree, are to be rsgarded aa aa» partisan fieuraibea, which bad Mieale&ri on th. election in that atato; but R deeriy appaan to the centnay. The leading Democratic organ to Ohio kept this isaae prominently beIwotoepeopto It derided to. pmii-on taken by the Detnooacy^of this Htala, and acouted our Detnocralic papers as idiotic in their management and in league with the •■LtoatotLhond-hold.r.." Thia Detooeratic triumph, therefore, is REMINGTON SEWING MACHI'E t-i.Vilt.,1 . r.Mit v.-k-m] bejWM repair. tlrttfrfill Thousands proclaim Vnoto.n ItlTtvia. t!i" moot wrinibrfuJ Inrigor­ ant <h,.i err-r in Uni tied the unking ayatem. Blllnns Itemlttent, and inter­ mittent Fryers, whAbara so prcrident in the valley* «rf cor prat rtrars throogh- THIRD WARD dome and see /,'ree delivery and on time. Spooner & Hepburn 875,000 oo •eiiyy Slot of Snr* ^TV*T- SINE’S SOMETHING NEW! $5,000 IN SILVER ! t™™! fire Frusa |100 ) Where can be found n choice and welleeleltcd Stock of Staple and Fancy aBOCEMBS. PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY .v GIFT ENTERPRISE! A complete tuworlmcnt of all kinds of Whole and Ground Spices . | Mm. G. M. Hides, would respectfully inform the Ladies of Hastings, and vicinity, that she has opened a New, Select and Fresh Stock of • ' For I irIlain mat «rr and ( hroule KhcilUialhni, Gout, IMious, Bcmitteut MILLINERY GOOBS in Dwight’s building on Blate St,, WARRANTED PURE. AU kinds of Fruit in their Season. Fresh Vegetable ^always on hand. Also we have a full line of the J Lampe A Fixtures, Orockery, Glass Always on hand at prices that cannot bo ! Wooden Ware t in the County CASH BUYERS Nearly opposite Stauffer’s I Irrhanieal Dhca«c*,-I*«Tsoa« eu- City Diaing Rooms. gAgvd in Paint, and Minrrah, rack M Plumlx-r,. Tj pe-wttcra, Gol.Lbwrtm, and Minrra. as tbey advance in life, are subpx-t to paralyse of the Ikrech. To guard amine our Stocfc ______ r______ o_____ WOtBOimLETOSHOWOURGOODS Where she intends to keep on hand and Free , delivery to any p*r: of the. City. offer at Setter barffaino than ever before • rrradi ■ Respectfully, '' given in this city. It will be for your'interi est to call before Purchasing. Reepecthilh It would pass over to tfaae, for to great tuajorily of the American tofie axe honoat end loyal, and they the right thing shall be do... feat i. the tatoe probably even in (Mio, rtosteam.wfiL ttohmM prevent for Yourse J- S. GOODYEAR & CO. A'EW CiROCKRY A.ND TEA HOrsE. Just opened in Mr. BOWNE'S NEW STORE, ®u»r, . OIBHHANDCAffl PRIZE 0FI5J#0 Di KiLD Mas eommimlty,—ovvu if y»w« uadcr such irritating iaBusn*. could be maintained at ths Booth, which is very Hastings, Hept., Sth 1874. Oysters received daily iu bs drie* lioadsy. XmrnWr rtri, thi. iadiaarass and rwfa. And if that ma party should carry the next House of y^mwxstivea, they would take tha M loag atop towards reuliring toeir maligtraat detogna. Hence ths eoevsally ad gtring due bw^ to Ito matter of tha etortiOT of ottr Rapresati tat ires in Ooagrao. It to true, they would hart tba Btowte and tbe Pmidimt agaiuat them for tbe next two yeaw. but ths Canned Fruits and Fish. Hastings, Oct. 7th, 1874. THE HASTINGS (81,50 per Yeai,) Is the best Family Paper published in Bar/ Co. 10,000 bushels for which the price will be ers give us a �Th« RwIeucMl Biuls**. j ----- -- Heal s re>. poistsa bupenuieudr-t of ths Valter “re™ .1 tk. K. C. B B, .„• 1 - Ihrtice;. meats to increase my facilities for doing better work than aver, all should eaU end get a negative taken. The superi­ orly of my work in tho peat is a auffiei.ct guarantee ot ficrt-elaas work in the future. Rooms in Washington B! k, sooth side Slat* Street Slit Gao. L. Hxstx. HOPKUtSand P*>Fl. Jon. Ih. Im. wiU Mr. Baah to Bid position on our road he Died in the part with ao much evs-lit milted on all hands. It Was fully to h.mrelf, androw.il for th. poo-.de a mil. In length, and not Ims 'than end the company. three thousand people Jolucdln th* taeUvlUoe. The alaacr served ou (he Advertised Utts re. ground* ws* bountiful and cxcelteut. proving beyond a doubt, that th* FatLetters remaining tn Haatisgs P. 0. ron. know ho* fo provide a dinner for nscallwl for Ort. 21st. 1B74. thousand*,on which Kingsnnd Princess u Chu Bunkett. U« might feast, and yet have enough tert to K Dean. D W Fdlla. Philo W Hoard feed other thousands. Leo Hsnyan, J M Hall. Z B Hoyt, After dinner the axerrteae were open­ Alvin Jones, Ada McLellan, Henry ed with music by the Hastings Silver nW-bM. A D n«reh. Bettis j gk^i, Cornet Baud, under tbe teederehlp uf rj.Vf?.DTU’ Ml” U“lU J. L. Reed, followed by a rong from Addla Valuer, Isaac J Wlckbem. *on»e fluealngera, and prayer by Rev. I>iroct your letters to No. of P. O. Mr. . harman, Pastor ot tbe M. E. Chureh In ihi, atty. Purtar Burton box or drawer. Jxu. H'lirm, p. M. E*<1.. pirelded with much grace and dignity, and In a few well ciroeen wneda inuodnaed the speaker, the Hon. John We were handed a few days eiuot, a J. Woodmau.of Vanburen Coonty, late list of names and tho count of both sides speaker of the Michigan Hous* of Rep Of a hunting party in Johnstown. rrocutaUvea, and a man of deeded abil­ Owing to wnnt of spaen wojwill han, fo ity. wbo for aometblng over an hour■ leave tho hunter’s names oul The held In close alienUon tbe arecmblnl tbouaands Including many ot the load­ aides stood 2.934 and 2,922. K. Fishor ing men uf tue county of both polltkal and X Stanton ma le the total count of parties 889 Thors war* 14 men on . side. Gt roe speech we can only say that It The match was for tbe suppers. The aeenu to have given geueral aattefoetlM defeated side promptly responded in to tbe Patrons wbo ar* Democrats, but owing io some siMgeeltoos re^Bnling giving a boontilul repast which was tree uade, there are nuny aatonx tbe enjoyed by al) the participants Republican* who express decided Ji*, sent from bis views on the fault!’, and i At half part two o’clock. Monday i night flame* wore dweovere-i issuing frbm the dsrelliog belonging to Han­ nah Himrod, on State Slret, and re­ cently vacated by Mr. Robinson, and before any asaiateurw could bo rendered it was a mass ot burning flames. A* tho bouse was unoccupied, there ran bo no cause aseigtted only that o! incendia­ rism. This being the second unoccu­ pied building burned within a few wanks it ia qu.te evident that wo have in our midst some miscreants. It is high time that, if every empty build in g is to bo laid in ashes, that wo should have some better way ofciutinj alarm,: We concur In tho opinion of our corres­ pondent ia unothrr article on the * ub- 7th. 1174. Prsmal-Majnr. Haeordor, and Alda Dawson, Bartow. Mudg*. Biimssr, (and By AM. Beseatrr— X-aW, Tha; th* Ci(y Marshal be and he is hereby faatructod to irqsiro all owners or occupants of buildings in the business part uf th- dtv to hare their cliimnay* cleaned within one week after they shall hrro reoeivedeach notice Of L. C. Beech for remission of Unease from tbe City Marshal and ssld Minhs 1 is furdwr instructed to clasn or cans, to for last half of A[iri! and first half of bo cleaned all Such chimaevs that shall May, was referred to Finance Com- reme io uur'teaned after th* proper time ahallUv. been given. Carried. Bentley and Hicks. from July 4th. Ayse—Dawson, * Beesmer, Bartow, Nays -None On motion Council adjourned. Mudge aal Hicks Nays—None. Gnu E. Gnonrui. On mottos final action on changing the grade oa Green and Broadway streets, wa« postponed U.til the firs'. Wednoeday in Nov«*nb.r. By Aid. BoaemsrMa Karros—Again on Monday That John fttaaioy be psraritted to night we were eutunrooed out of our saug little rooting places, to stay the progrvee ol ths fiend fire. It is quite evident that we should hsva some bet­ ter s^y of calling oat the fireman iu tho ty of (ba people, and the right of tbe Gcgialalure to regulate nr control the dead boar of tbe night Ao there ia no freight and peaaenger Tariffs on our Nays—Non*. Loll tho property of the aity, perhape aa Itallruede, and yet, all agreo that tha Ou motion Dwight A Barrell was per­ arrangement can be made with one of speech w»s an able one. and that In th, main the views of tho speaker were In tained to aalargs a frame shsad an their UTDfBSTOME is no Obstacles to Marriage. FT Kill.. MM V.... u—, DAY AND: NIGHT. , l,*M Agents WMlteA flstfcklr (Sty tag Store, State Street. C. SCHDLENBURGj Hearken TO tM accord with the audience, and ye neral ly noun J. luotber ctiKagement calling •<nce of Hou. ttlepben F. Brown of j Kalamaxoo County, tbe Master of tbe ‘-fltste Grange” who it was ecnB.lently Ayet-Dewoon. ;Barlow, Mudge. expected would bo presetit, and address tbe people th< gatbertng wae one of Beosmor and Hicks. Nays—None. which the Patrons have evary nrauu to per cent ca your Plastering a* the SlingOf John Weissert of 13.50 for saw be proud, and one that will <)n tbe order txsrer bis entered into Co-partnership no Uttle good In the County ot Barry. and hatchet, was aUowod and aa order with James tjc.Jroore and now doe* feel drawn on contingent fund. as '.bough they can do a number one job. W* have to work to get a living A>os—Dasrsoa. Barlow, Mudge, sad thereby ar* dependent on you for Be-*mar and Hick*. tbe work. You will save money by Jbuad upon tbe table of a gentlemen .procuring our figm* befors letting tbe residing in this county a few days since. yob. Our rule u to work cheaper and (Miter than any man ou rsconl. Ws l’<rai»>ly it may have b*ra loft by mis­ warrant all work according to contract take but it bares being published: or no pay. W* ere always ready to. Kami. Dickey, Goo. M. Dewey. "When I think ot tho long lima the give you oar figures, tad will endeavor "Mrs. N. Bailey, Miso Belie Wightmau, Republican (we used to call them black, to givs satisfaction in Plaeterinc, Brick | C. F. Dwight, Georgs Dennis, bitt wo found that srould not do, so we on Firs Deport.-** nt fund, and 35,73 and Stone Laying, Ac. Ac. llaase give us ■ call. Respectfully we see eased up on them a ultl*,) have been in General Highway Fuad Ayes —Dawson, Mudge. Berio non. Land and Calclnad Plaattr, Quick Lima, Water Uni and Plaataring Hair. * *Tf ‘tr Also a Cenenl Aaaortmwtfl Nays—None. Of John A_ Fuller uf 37, and Thomas I Tiaklee of 39, for arrvieeo a* apsmal, P.ilice, was referred to Finance Cwm- Agncultinal Imnlnmnts MSSgJ. The Bond ct G. W. Slocum, City iarahal was approved. By Aid. HkksThat aa order of 966. be drawn ia ivor of P. A. Throop as payment on i CBMnimisirtfTBinm INTER-OCEAN; THREE EDmOIS. As d>* v*s ***He* it, Sure*I tosrw 'n ill •Xtfl ■veals kess*. |h, msssm tor Prosecuting Attorney, a* Ik.^^1 in one of our saloons on of the Circuit Court for the Coeaty of lultarry County. ( We think if they bad, hu vote, outside Barry, holden at tho Court House, No­ oJS.u M—m. a r>~r,.n \ dnuotly interested in ib» «1» vember 9th. 1874. Henry W. Colvin. Tbornapplo. uf whisky would be about a* numerous ar tbe asreres were who, claiming to be Wm. B. Ellsworth. Yenke^Springs. Jonas A. Hall, Hope. A. W. Bailey, 4th Ward City ot Heepar-head candMatc. tho Captain ol the Lamps ! Lamps!! “HflUie Guards” dunng the war, sod haadelters and brockets at Bottom tbe renegade Iroui every political party, John M Kipp, Johnstown. ice* at . __ a , Lemuel Smith, Maple Grove Baftii. Maoee A Proston's. for prosecuting Attorney. T. J. Docker, Assyria Well when men like this one are Benjamin Roos. 1st W ard City placed in nomination tor any important utSro, it proves the necessity of a Pra- Hastings. Homer C. Hughs, Prairieville iMorf Lu> and its rifU ew/wreJames Brew. Irving. John Carpenter. Carlton. Philander Oti*. Rullaud. Calvin HilL Ysnk** Springs. Geo Osborn, 2d Ward City of tl eating Attorney ia an Wm. Burroughs, Johnstown. rad should b* fili*d by II. D. Week Hastings Township. alwsy* tOtr. *!»•/• » ■ William Wood, Woodland. knowing hb doty hie both tho Mdf Albert Johnsen, Castleton. rad th* ratttotbo to do it Buch a Cicady. Peter Shuman. 8d Ward Crty mra is Chartee H. Biuvr. Elert him Vary dry. by a party rot* and honor yourselves Hastings. Robison Bush. Barry Gold to-day 110 end tho county ot Barrv. VaJeuiino Reptogie, Hope Asa Od IL Carltoa. Wall* and cisterns playing out Devid Ic’.ea, Baltimore. U. Simon Countil meet* to-wighL On our 1st and 4 lb pages to-day will Merrit. Shephard. A oyna. ' Etaetiou on* week from next Tam­ be found two master speeches- Tbe „. b, n™. z. Cl.^r. re ablnl at tha statesmen of ’be NormWMt, delivered at Lineiog recently, and which we trust every man in the State may road. Tbe other by speaker Blaise of the Hoose of Bapreevntatires, daliverwd al Oskosb, Wi... r^utly, on (fa. aubjscl cf muuHyd ■edeb.-lo*-. .nd whkh roootam.mlu- tbs oarefal p.rMBl of every read to of lh. B*«« The great sneeeh of Gov. Bagley at Otr apace will ouly p-rmit c.-m mo. > wi.> re call atlenltoa given ocr popular Governor a u»w bold bnefiy . ______bo carefally oe th* people of Berry orexnty. studied. Tbe one for ths ligtt i'A»ow» Our foreman, Mr. BsywoMa, -as die- <m iff—*’ pdita*; ‘b* other because abted y»e:*Hlay. not erererely. but so aa swy Lea show, the impottanc. to to give him a few days’ tart. In other tf,, voters of th*. &«» <* B>. adoption oftb.WBwdm~il.to th. Cunstitation X^gythelsgiM^ «<i •hieh HuiZterw-reirerw .re*.; LEA0HIG WIUI MW On motion AM. Hicks was appointed Chairman, and Aid Bartow Secretary | rn THE HOBTawpST. of the Board of BegistniUon By AM. Hicks — That tbe salary of Qty Marshal be fixed al 941.M per mootir to take effect | from Sept. l)tb, 1874. Ayes—Dawson, Barlow, Borrm or end Hkka Nays—Noae. Madge p -I..-*. A. Mnft M. ■ rt THS WHOSE WESTERN COUH- Special meeting of tho Ceram rm Council Monday evening Oct. 12th, 1174. Proeeet-Mayoe, Ranodsr, and AM. Dawson. Bartow, Baarar, Beatlay and ‘“““ISA 1 tho sense bo allowed m follow.: JobA. Fuller |7, Themes Ttoklsr <7k Wb. Tinkler 114Lists of Patents issued from the U. CarnalB. Patent Office to Michigan InvoBtan, Ayes—Dawson, Bsrlow, for the week ending Rept. 22d. 1874, Bentley sad Hicfa. snd each bearing tbal dal*. Furro.UNays—Ncasa. ed thio paper by Oux 4 Gre. Solid tore of Paleate. Washing*®. D- C-: w • Demit i fbmwMxxiort Merchant* n grain amd Cerwr WseSkrUge tol SWky Bireel. ih ------- - ciMrwrrr.w«<iT*r, Highway fund was allowed to D. Beu sett for drayage and 31,25 from Five Department was allowed to Arthur Look! Look!! _____ 1'oeitlvely we moat have our PAY at otery Tuter tn the county ci onca or me»a^ujrt»l piston : Barry could bare seen the candidate of ■» ■ re W..M! ' 11.00 for each and every fire alarm. It h very seeenliel that we should have some Utter meaav lor awaking tho people, and I would recommend tho above plan. Should it luset the ap­ proval of our dlissns I hope the city wedldnot Ihu much of the speech, and In what we have written have re­ flected the oplotona of (bote of our fricSHl* iu attfudanee, but presume we have al least in our notice not unfairly । rrprroeolod the speaker tiling, and how you sweat about IL Rat TaaJoiXT Duarx, between Hod. I tell you wo will giro you /♦*• rinti fur William B. William* (be able Repre­ ws are laying up every little mistake sentative in CoofTtM from our Sth Dh- you make, and we will throw theca in your far*, and after you have run a few more l>ig drunks through your machine like eld Ben Buller, Tail slip your sharpest and ablest <JT our Cmigrrvalon al Delegation. ft was our good fortune to be present al the meeting at Grand Rapid*, on Thursday cvcolng^nd we have no <wltatlou In saying that the .peet h of Mr. Williams was a masterly 'Indication of bis official action, and the principles and policy of tbe Republican party. , cratic gain down north, and their actions While Mr. Wilber's effort added noth­ shows a little of what wo will do when ing to bls reputation, and left on tbe we got a good chance When we get mind of every >*h>Jld man wbo hearJ a victoiy we burn powder, bolter, drink him In 1872 anTag*! n on that evening, whisky, and wo will show our authority th* Imprearion that be was cither mightily mistaken tn 1872 or Is now. and that In both cases be could not bo Republicans worship the niggero, wo or have been slating his honest con work them. They school them, and we vletlou*. but the-c new enn verts are kill thou. They put them ia office, we apt to be scalooa, and we can )«rdan put them out of existence. You will bls enthusiasm, but nevertheless detee* fl ml thia is a white' man’* guvernmect. hie treason to party and principle Binged, ri;<, jri/st ri ca...., JOB PRINTING Beemer. JENNIE, ALRAGFS �lanntr. ite debts to aodyo< such to U» WhitKSf State that fka entire debt dooa not oooMitute more than fuor par cant of ita valnattoa and probably not two. aad^-bali par aast of ita actual wia.ih. tboae fauna of 8tat* and municipal obwhich involve taxation upon “UE’iio.M.rs. repU out­ growth* uf modern civilisation. In its preeant form it waa certainly unknown asMMg the ancient*, though Cecero says that the Roman proriacm in Asia were ■MMMimU to boevww, end Uvy, ia a naamge eosoewhat obecure. speak of a team untie contracted by Rome to meet of the bteite ; next the oonnty, which borrow* on Um faith of tha coanfy; next the city or town, which borrows on th* faith of mnnxipal credit. Now when this whole swrim of credits, four in number, are naod, as they co often are, nay, used almost overywbara, tho quadruplicate burden fall* he«»ily on lb* ibouiders of the people Th* four taxes operate Bi last on the same man and each piece of property in eome way parehaaing power at the time a larger con tribal** ha share toward eatiafyiag aocnmnlstwei of actual UMMy then the fieana ry of ear nation haa contained at any other nation in which the power to om time since the dawn of tho Chrub contract debt has been no extended a* ina era. The fim Napoleon, among with ne; ia whisk the mum oonunuui * ' । a seams publsc obanodara rntors, imitated on a dimhrieb­ ' ed aeale thia barbaric accumulation ot tnuan, MBUnafty belonging to lb* Btafo, bwtmUg subject » th* ladiridaa! will and caprice of the eorereign. and mearaby need for pmpneso which would Mt make a creditable appearance in ofiria! budget* or regular appropria­ tion bin*. Nearly 1,400 years of tho Chrislian am had passed before nation* learned tha Mtaf berroeing, 4* w* now undet•fnnd it Holland and Spain had, perhane in the 17 th century, tho first reguhrtv organised national debt, though it ia maimed that the French Ztoate*. tbe its credit without pauung to redact that ■ MilniI minty ndt te well known every one of lu cluaena 1* already bur sad to {opular among th* people, orig­ denod by the tax which be ii paying tu inated as early aa 1876 tn th* reign uf fiquidate tbe debt of the Natfoa. And Charles V.; 1 am disposed to think, when in the end Natam, and State, and however, that it waa in a vary irregular, Bounty and city have each and all imshadowy and irresponsible shape, nm- poied their burden* tbe cteaau lade nfag onr only fob year to year, necorning to chance, and not existing ni a ■taled loan, with a regular allowance ol rate contone of Bwitnrlawd ; ao have tbe departments of France, for limitod and a purified pnrpoeoe; »o have the minorGertnan State*; but »lift it is true that our county, city, town and town­ ship facility tor cimtracting debt is practically unknown among tbe nation* of Europe. Our marvriou* capacity in regard u tbe cue achievement of ow BapwNkun dvilisatio. of whieb I think There aid in tho United fitatee !f> eitiee having each a population exceed­ ing 100,000, and mb aggregate popula­ tion of 4,600,000. Each i* a rity with liberty which forwrer dethroned tbe Stuart*, formally Mtarod for tbe fint tuzrn the list of natoaa! dsbtore. It rat la IBM that ehs •ione of the terrible struggin with N»- tuiure. It to, that tepid ae nay be our It might also bo a wise uul Balutnry increaae in population, our increaw ip provtokm to defiss in B.alv <?u» Hubbou. property da in a vastly greeter trWc. th* precM ends for which luj. fatpa From 1700 fo 1*70, our popalsfUiu ia ci edit abuuld be ured—lituiun; tk..,. .creased about 1,000 per omi—betotu time to proper nd mmetod ob.Mt* an I nrojwrty increiMil xbou: o,0te»pre omt. restricted objurte and ioebiddreg iu sny 1In other word* uur yvpel.txni » W7u event tho creatien Of a debt binmd • /res* 10 lime* B* larK-n n* in 170U, white specified permutap of tho otfic.J vala our property in lb70 waa 60 tunre ** aOuu of tho dlr ur limre; providing at igreet a* to waa ia 1790. Wo can I-a<d!y tee sama liiro a judicious saieguru against the uverlapping uf cuuuty debt*, *0 that while the town was guarding if* credit with cure it should not be in vet red bcr-*avicg appliacoM that ay<4*m inin tbe tnabarrassment canted by an ex­ vontlon to producing, rod with the high vantage ground we already pua*M* in travagant extetuiou cf the county. And finally as a gureodag priaripl* that ro«ud> «<■ may rofily count on it wvtild be writ to apply to all Stare, such a rapid lucre*** of malarial weahb ei unly and municipal debt*, th* wise *• wQ| in a Viry brief period mdar our IndabtedMaa—if it be nut unwtoely la-' AromBterofi0*1 fUKM* MtWfl Mt InogyUenibU burden. By Jafifaiaoh ■ th* broto of ail soand na­ the censui of 1700 it was apparent that tional credit. 1 quote th* wvtd* ot tbe tho nggngalc property at th* Nation groat pbitoeopbio statoewan as equally only allowed f’50 u> each Individual. applicable to all p *e*bl* terms of public By tbe centos of 1870 this had lacteaiub.tgation, and ax aflbrdrng a bnsto at el tu 1600 ;wr head. And now it may unoe secure lur lu. creditor and aarsn- be confidently asMrted that before Vre isgruu* fur tbe debtor : "Never bur­ I ar. 76.<XX).W» ot people wo .h.ll nave row a dollar wnboni laying at the cam. SIOO,OUO,UOO,OoO 01 property ■ustaut, tor i«y>»g tbe interest annually, sad tee yc*M*paU wMton a gi«ea tana; But 1 do trot dare tu truvt tayeelf in ted eoSteUer'thai tax a* pledged to IB. that inviting field of speculation ai tu -tiditur* ou tbe public lai th. On pueb what we ahal! be iu the future. Neith­ * pledge as thia, eucrwdly uUarveO, a er should I venture to detain you with xvrernmrni may always evtamatid. on ■ any lengthy rvvisw uf our marveluu* .eoaonabio interest, *11 tbe letidablr progress in the ;»*L < >ar elory ii in­ .uuuey uf ita ciIimub ; white Ito BtceeMy deed tu wonderful that ha whn attempt* of au ejui.-stent tax 1* a salutary warn­ the m<al *ol«r nurnive io-uai at uti* ing to them and their cuatutueate given idle boasting la that brilliant against oppression, bankruptcy, aud it* third rbapiarof Loro MaMukoy'i hbtory, inevitableaonseqaetMee, revolaUon." be gitui gvrgvoue and glowiag picturoe uf tbefrai and progrvM ol certain manBnt, gentlemen, looking at tbe aerkiu* <ifetluriog and rouimetrial ciliee uf aide of tine question with tbe gravi.y England. The growth and gnatuee* wuicb i* becoming, let us not be led in­ of Manchester, atid Ireedi, and Shuffleld, to gluum or despondency or di*cuurugo- nnd IHrminghani, and Uvnrpool. are meut u! nnd kind whatever Though depicted in the matriiUu culota of the unr harden be great, we are abundant­ bn*, iseayist of bi* geosratioo. But remrmbar thit be was telling what theta ly able to bear it, and to prosper ami grow strung under it. Our prog rm* in population ue! in wealth m tu rapid that ofQbAcn Tioturis, and bow great thetr ih« debt which Wiugus upon u. t j-day [wogreM bad brou mace tho day* uf the is light as a leather tc-morrotv, anu it rMu*n* aud 0!n«x Cromwell—comj^*..we own bnt enretse tbe urjiuary p-ni- lag indeed a growth ot two fullreuturiwi. Wby tba fact* prrs-nted by Lord Ma deuce of aelf-preaerration, cut future as cautay no more riral throe by which w* a people will far surprou in power aud are *urroin>ded than tbs plodding eenear, tbe must eitr si agent calculation* oaeed on oar pl Ogres* in too past— perieoew of a coaimca Hie rc«>aibl}« thn tuarertoul Aladdin's Limp. Uo'tdraet wonderful n« that progrewv ha* been the citie* named by Macaulay, In their It to but B5 year* Mare var GuvernVtK' year* of growth, with Cbteago end ui. ut ws* orgnntoed—with a jopulatiou 8t. Louis, and (Nurinnsti. end thusot Im* than 4,U0U,tetl, aud a valuation burgh, and San Frgnctocv, and Claveufproperty for the inure 13-tfcalee tiol exiweawg f(AH',WO,o.W - *careeiy on*- Michigan Centra! R.R. ■yam, i. Unto yaanrltr. ( ?»k*-!n“3±rta j DID. RELIABLE HID DIBEtT BOCTE 2*4 M anil aa r'lnim al !•> •> la a Barim Ca« beUnusl l» rraarrr lbs «■ .<u e“, ‘ ... . - ;*.» atrak ■.a.UmW-'*"'"* —dla*e gMSBsi fchiew*tetoedi. «b**lt *t im •Wm iM uwAiwc‘U«u»’JA.«’ asj^n'sps&E ■STKS.S tot .....-------- --------- .... „»1t« taagOy UaeUwjr•^yr^drraaj•_£( Sw3?KiS-unSs.s ;.'."S STEWS’- ^^jsswairarcssM snxttrjs yauisa svi-snhi uito!)- prolong tha Itobf Western woo­ great State to day. Farilitiea lor inter- den Item ember that at the beginning cuminun>cution were then greatly re- I of ike proeant eeatury »caroe (MUI of thMT -triried, maaniacturea and tbe urt* were great mnpuriuma wa* even named— —™ —-r~ ------- I'» tefbleet infancy, egnemtnre wm rod* lumwtraiion of mnaicipaJ affair* in oar ' aul* act- biguly ■ rsruuueiall.e, — —- *bocauae - — white oca of them, the gnat rornntT larger cities It it eo easy to ebtain its band-maul, commerce, had not rxhn rial mart uf tha Parity bad no organl.gulatiee authority to contrast debt*; qumasned mio tue and vigor, nop »rIl to ao easy to aril a good city band to ty st thai time nu ili-aauptod to bear esulay the capitalist wbo highly prure inch taxation, profit* ware small, wagva weto chapter from which 1 have quoted. The growth of tbeee great cities to in­ forma nf socurily ; ft la to May to roti op low, aud to the [ouUlwI eroouAui.t a debt to be taken *are of by those wm> weaaunog tho cuoditlvn end mt.ac.ty deed bat th* ImLrx tu tbe growth of tbe com* af•-•t tu in* tlad of l«tying a ee ■ ol ibo cuuutry it eeeuasd uU«ily ouabl* e .tiro country. With * territory nearly _ a> isrgv aauie whole of Europe wo ba>e to carry a debt ol any vuutel.rablo _ natural, maguilnde. And yet eur nncestoro did succeeded in briugiug in extreme* to-. :l-' ______ ; —.---- ------ ---- rrw-era----- 1 hKlajT. bet hesitate to aaauiue tbs ifsvolntiuu- Bietuar in tbe i**y mien uaogo ul trad* thinking tsttle of U» ills that may w*« ary debt of f'JV.i’UH.UOO, inoie than ono- and friendship; it as** ixull and ere n IMlW. ISSI MM Mil will M E*kM M «Ml»S** take na on tha Arcrow. And, fbbuwiag •eventh ot all th* property they owued. opoflittag 7U.OOO mil-< of railway, mum bbm Ms-nMMa* nine am, *m n w *•»*•* l-r.j, .»BI •OCM. l-BBIB <-E> IM ICUC^A.IBBBI tkiB ready, oi.-orvuienl, lary tuelbod v! Mr. Jotf.r»un, too wat tus most uia- than they have ta Europe and all the 17i«5 *mmi4m • mJiTT" abiding tbe burdens ol to-day ha* been uuslful of all th* leading *tatesmsb of r»« of tho world boride ; we. hare in­ the meins of precipitating on many of that day ia regnid to in« ability of the creased our agricultural products until lbs erupt of u single year sre worth our most favrrred end prommog citeo a more itxsn W.UOO.uOO.O-lO in gold coin . vaat load of taxaliou which hamper*; wo hare multiplied tbe number of our j tx.ru* if th* rate* ol iucnMse ia populaaccseiou* of ;wpu!el;ori utherwiM naiu- I tiou aud wemIiu tnau calculate! upon hondicrart* sod our power of machine- < re Uy tending that way, abd ends by r» ehuuid be iesiu«d. It mjy leech u* u ry, until .we are on* of ’he toreuiott taidiag tbe very growth which the debt leeton vl trust and bupefultic** to re- cisnufactaring nation* of the world;' we bare puabed population nws’r b.wm contracted to aliinalale■ueuiber that the higlswt estimates of Aaothet evil result* from the growth that day would hare produced a popu­ yonlwhat bnt yudewday HH'luod tho of municipal debt which 1 think ba* lation of lee*.than li.OOU.UW in tBlU, cioetdntsnl frociiec, or indeed until not beau ■ aflcMtitly obeervsd. It to th* aud an aggregate w«eitn at th* *»ui» tL«re to n» frontiar left *ave that which *sM.>s*»lmrn 1 *» e»«u»M* BA km wm* u Mn. fscihty which such debts give to the penvd ot lew than H,CuO,VOO. Our, to waabed by Ui* wave* of either great •m«»*» m* Matt is nm.*iliB. se urn Mbsms s capitalist tor a ready, aafe and profita­ populalioo,. vastly as it uiss outrun the ble iavesnnaat nl Iu* surplus — thus sav­ p*v[>i*scieB relsned to, seteibus ■ rale* ing him from tbe trouble, and depriving tar bsiiiw ibs Incrwaae of wealth wbicn tba community of the ndvfntage ot his u> IbiU bal reached the enuttnou* egr s. H-ublb, c«n*t*IMsi-a SstMlw eadmrking in seme active boeioeM. proget* ol M0,0tw.0d0,wu. nearly eigut FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCEBT Thee for instance a prominent sad ivld greater tt.an th* anbcipeiod lu­ . is sioor the wealthy rfty—and I do not refer to\ny cre*** which tor. Jrfferx/u bed regarded particular one—and this you will find as lou saagnio*. 1 eking uur Nauuuel, tu be its hiitnry nad axpeneurt. st cue dials, cuuuty end municipal debt, and ' or mure periods of ii* prosperous career. it amuuuts io eouieibing v>«rr 4J,2lX',Ita banks and other plaem* of deposit oOU.iWii, or a hills more taan vns-teuUi , are full to ovaefiosing ol tuouey owned of tbe enure prvjxrty of the country, as j Drawing Certain at that Date by in leading enjataliMa, waiting lor an wdiuated tn th* crusu* of 1870, and j opficrtunily to invest, aud carefully ex­ probalily nut over ono-nlleentb uf the LIST OF GIFTS. amining into tbe different bran.-hee ot actual wraith of tbe country today. maanfiaaturek mto isacoveaaiuil ol real lUi* you wilt observe w n tor tees ratio oatete by fins block* of atom, into th* ot debt tu property than th* Governauttook far a new railread, into a pro­ m*nt easumed m 17W, while uur rate ject far a new lisa of steam packsU— ul incrosM and our power ot crratiug ELECTION NOTICE. an ar any of which would greedy con­ wvalin transcend th" same capaciuse tribute to the devetopoeat and growth cl tost day ur *o large a degree chat 1 of tbe city iu question. Just then, Luk- 4o mt know of any cvmpaneuti or unit ever, as tbeee capitalist* are about to of mrastue tbal could give any adequate : invest their money in aomaoDe of thee* •unaepUoa ol ita vastus**. ehasnris of gain to themselves and Il may, however, servo ao give u* some ia«a of uur euunnou* productive power to reflect that m point of aauaal income and earnings wo staud td-day at PRICE OF TICKETS. the aty to exu naw acliawie uf imprvre- tbe band of all IM Mtioua—ter naoeadmaat, and from 83,000,000. to 85,000,­ mg Ureal Ikaaiu, Fiance, Illume or Uis 000 ef first class seven per cent, bonds Uvrman Empire Next to an indeed are placed on tbe market—and our cuuies Great Britain, but all tbe earn­ capitalist* euddenly eaneluds that noth­ ing* and income nr that kingdom vul ing pre*enting *o fitlla risk and such a not exceed fiijtmO.OOO.UOO, wu.ree* we rima nazgia of profit can bo found in are in exrxes uf HJ,IWO,UOV,WU, butu reckoned on n gold basis, and both ta­ ble* cl statistic* quu'cd from a Brittoh authority. Mun-over, our preeont an­ nual late of increase ia income result­ ing Irutu lucroa** of pO]HilatH>u and ul laborers, and trom imprevinwit* in mschmvry, 1* about 11300jo.imO-end Un*, irganLitsi of ocrexiunai reieroc* and financial panx*. i* absolutaly pro- 'gKffi±fcttteWS»fcT VlLfc-—•>,! l La Al. I ...a aa .1 a . k l> . . a V. SICHUAN CENTRAL R.R W Wayne Jabra & Laiiiaw rand River Valley Division ANOTHER. CHANCE ! POBLICLLBRARYOFKKNTIJC’Y. istvir NOVEMBER 30, 1874. EE ^.7^ S3 TflftFSeaft! □ally to aeala a stnognocy in tha mon­ ey market wad raise tbe rate of tatereat to Ito tomwer aad the butiner* man. There ia a food uutcry tn all quarter* against the high rale* cbargvd tor mto•y, tbd ye* if (State* and great ciiwe will flood the markets with their obli­ gations at 7 per crot. aad oftentimes at a higher rale of interest, bow can any borrower* oo mere individual credit axpect or hope to usgouate loan* at the old-fashioned C per cent, rate, which in so many section* of tho country wm formerly ths rula- It will inevitably QniNt> Titrate nan.w*Y. SEPTEMBER, lint SBEWSSS^CMBB ggaj fajmawTOtfrg •hh rsa."aaraFEsZr.djic’; jteiggittsffiuttsast Briggs House, - Randolph St and Fifth Art., CHICAGO. i' a •* * *» MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE. of7MjOOO- ceefeoiSa toXmpX to iwoarriag Btate. county and mumci- ... fl.’ r«£Hrg,i:'< awatowed, active, weH bataaced public ar-.. • «*.-> � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-10-28.pdf 1ee7e7f37df20899f99a2e1a2ce71249 PDF Text Text 'T»|E ^EfdBLIC^ff B. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1874. WHOLE NO, > liberty and ha inanity as when it came into power tn INI. Tho Dm&oetntie party* has been triad in a few States and has been found wanting in the essential I elements of prosperity, loyalty, lioceety, Frorfose, j 1874 .The Grower ia the Latest and liamfci important improvements over all otheftt. noisy political damoMtntiotm are wadi enough in their plare. but they are of less importance than a faithful personal *t pattern of Boiler Iron" Heater and contain* many ' ’ liable men, men who have Hmronfi-' deuoo ef their uighbors. so that what they say or d/ may bo relied upon. Special efforts should be put forth Io see every doubtful voter and impress upon him the im|>ortaaca uf the coming And a Perfect working Damper and Check Draft. ’ tnon throughout tlio L country who think i that their abeeooe ftwm the poll* will not be foil- Esch one says' to lumaelf. “my vote will not be missed." end thus iu the aggregate enough rotas are lost to turn lhe tide of victory in many clone ly contested districts- Those men should IT IS MADE IN THREE SIZES th • character shall Lu foot There is enother etose of votore equally patrio*ie, coiupoeed of mon who would hesitate nt no rveauuable sacrifice if they doomed il necwMary to secure the election of good Acorn Maple Parlor al intaroat. Every four yean they vote for President. The off years in politics have no special interest to them, and so they trust to the popularity of the can­ didates, ur the known .treaath of the QUISLE 4 RUSSELL question whether the House of Repre1 M-utativaa is to pass into the hands of ! those who have proven enemies to the Republic, or be retained in the hands uf that with the ttonato Rapublioan and tho Executive in sympathy wl'h the Joyal element, the House would l>e powerlem to legalise any dangerous legislation. But it would jmsso.. tho power to block the wheels of, governmenu to Stop all needed logi.ktim., de­ feat nwtasaary appropriations, and otfactually veto any effort to exeuula the laws of lhe land against those who should organise to defy them Them is uo limit to the evils which might flow from tho House of Bepre«antativM nn dor tho control of Itotuocreoy. This possible yet not probable danger should bo presented to ell good at irons, and YOU WILL FIND NaiWllfi. lichigau NEW LUMBER AND NEW MEN A’ear Dwight d Burrall’s Agricultural' H arks, Hastings, M ich world has ever seen, "—/toe XriforaffedM PAsfforw, ability. What cuutd they make out of. such a In a word, tho Republican party -bibadge-podge ? The French say of a bwvos ia progression, and is pledged to room that is furnished in utterly bad the elevation of lhe nation by tho ele­ taste, that the paper sroars at the carvation of its cit/sens. It is opposed to prescription, porrscutiou, bigotry. Ito thing ahockfog in the fierce Incongruity creed fa ths greatest individual freedotu of tho abovit <yastod party avowals ’ Do compatible with tho safety of the Re­ they not iefrajr an utter want of prilicipublic.. Liberal In its principles, hu­ pla in the urgankretfou, each sectional mane in its measures, thoroughly loyal wing evidently pandering to local prqju- iu all ito purpoMW, and firm fa ito re­ dices. And ye< bare fo a party which. soiree to mafataia lb? Union at all huaids and any cost, it stands before the many yocus. ho bad ample opportunity world lb* anemy of wrong, ' to study financial questions d'lspaasienof justice, the protector cf the week, ately and, fa tho absence of .tay com­ , the patron of labor, the great defender1 mittals by lagialaliaa. to arrive a: same i at a nation's honor, ami the trusted ' guardian of the libectirs of the propio. stead of that. It baa done just the op[>o- ‘ site. If. therefore, il should gw| into'’arts of both parties ; tost them by the power, U could agree ujen no houest ■ i true standard of honesty and pnrriotplan, eiiher as reapswts tlw currency, . ism, end then uuk the question. Which the inymeut of the dubt. the legal leu-; t of the two parties should receive tho dor act. banking or the tariff. If it did support of a Joyal people T Who esn | rombfae it would be purely from party doubt the uaswarf The party that is i policy, and not from an iotelligea tat mly worthy of support ia the one that has I of the subject aud the waits of the [«•>- never betrayed its friends or violated ita | pic. The ur.nJn.tj/ of suck a party pledges. would be the signal for itonbt and dis­ may iu all Lu.iuoss awu tn unities, aggrivsting enormously every evil now troub-; ling tho country. Happily, a, Iho re- j suit can be foraseeo. il ere. it most, and I il WILL be proven tod ■ .Lllta," ,Mi •ivie, it will survive or die, the 3d of November alone can telL This instrument seems to hare many The Michigan Ltouneu Association haring appealed to flor. Bagley, to know whotbvr, il re-elected, hv w uuld use his infiuenre for the repeal of the prohibitory laws, and fa favor of sub­ mitting to the jieoplo an amendment good. ’Die opponents of tl striking from the pn-sent cons|itution lion may be clssrified the present piuhibitory cfoiiu.-, and tiro corresponding clae-iu from tho new ui.tstitutiun. the G.ivuraor replies in the be Gov. Bagley's private views M to tho policy of iessl prohibitum, and of three we claim to have uo knowledge, there n eminent prtqneiy aud good aemw iu hb-refusal to use his poaatiou, as Gover­ nor. to Infiuenro legislation iu regard to it. The Governor simply refuses to nnLecijsato-. or intorlcro with, the free ac­ tion of'the peopl.' nod the Legislature, reserving t.> hiiutolf the vssreise <ri 'his constitutional right of decision when these questions of pul lie concernment mp4 lobbying aad m While wo have a Cbnstitutic-n, aniTsba for it because ft ex proved fMtnnw that have stood the test of eiMrienro io other States, and while a powerful motive, far tho emigration wo would ovvy difcuta qunstoiM .at at- which is swollin-; our numbers with Ureat rapidity. Resolved, That the Giivnrnor of thio Territory be requested totransmit to tho Preaidant of tboBwnato. the Bpeoksr of the JIouso of Ilepreseutaiirv-, vf the U. States, awl to the delegate to Congress MtfwfasfM. The method wo hevu from thia Territory, each a copy of tho doeeribed won a vote of tbs electors of foregoing resolutions. Lanstug and Hettle Greek iu 1870 in Thia had no effect, however, fartbsr favor of paytog llmir radread-ald bands. than at that time to defer Congress from *■ -------- 'are burdening tfoua- taking any action inimical to tho inlet -------—-ly in the operationWe do pw part fa again appealing to eats uf the Territory, and the question patriotism against Mlfehnees. ‘•’•Wto was thus posqonod until 1881, wlisra the Council drotied ft busVto open orgolisti >n> with Ohio, and in the spirit of loirtivki and mutual cuuceaeiou postod tho tolhvwmg resolnbon diraeffng the Governor fa the matter, and laying down thu bari« im which tboy were wlfttog Iu negotiate : Jttesulved by tho Govurnor uad th* Legislative Cuasril of the Territory ;a Michigan. That lhe Gbrocoor ot (be Territory be and he fa hereby author­ ised to opex. a negotiation with the ex­ ecutive ot the State of Ditto for adjust­ ing tba boundary lino between Ohio 'snj Michigan, ou thu basis of .a cession uf all the territory'fa dispute situated east uf the Maumee.,rivirr, and the acoeptauco by Mk-higan of an equivalent ceiMlon uf territory west of said stream. dore not expect and demand all lhe Thia negotiation proved nn entire rights and privileges guarvanteed by a failure, lhe authorities of Ohio being good Republican government tn its eftitheir part to concede any­ zBUa. It become?, then, the duty ot uuwilling each voter to gaud the Laltol-buk, on thing of-their riaims. • which tho parity ^ud even the etability Notbtag.nwr?.9f • legislative charac­ of the (foveiument depends. ter was dour until, in December 1(8-1,. Knowing that yw»r Congressional eandidatM hare bei" sefoetud with a they paaeod **An act to provide for the scrupulous regard to their establiabod appointment of cvmmiasionere to adjust iniegritv, capacity aud fitnsee to fill tlw the boundnry between the State or high position, giro them your choorlul States to bo furmwl north of a lino runsud vvry best support, by personal ef­ niog vast and weot throagh the souther­ fort as well aa by your vote in many majorities uro small, and even a sfagto ly extreme of Lake Michigan, and the Sialo, of Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois." The folio* ing ere its main pronaiunc: lhe party which made it U determined to keep it in foroo. They voted solidly against tire Constitution of 1807 ; voted solidly against tlw equal suffrage amomlmeut of IK70; and 13,094 of tbrm vvcn voted solidly ogafasl the Uotoo Fo! Hers' sttflrago amendment in I860. Tber would not rise abovo partuanshipi and support the amendment fa 18*0 uuiler which railroad-aid bonds propriety be asked of him oov, su-1 bo might I* paid Without the vexa!>os ...... tt m cv.—-I Wil] be sustehrod fa title pusllkiq by the 'good order, and wbo think euaao ato-ut Oinsiderato judgement [of the people. splitting the Republican .Tirttet ou | The following u Iho letter of reply .Proeocsitfag Attorney, will Im mlerwrted , fa Hweesay'a lai Vat ••ditty:’’ Jfvors. -fitirtri, /I'urloM .U.J lM<rrn.f, CuuuUft, ftr. detenuitivl assault— —--------------- Wopld you listen to a r.bwsrsal call result, l»ie authorities of Ohio failing tn lute-n. It will subject those as well M in at almart any oar of our fasbkinaLto develop say willingness to- relinquish tion upon any snbjset, ercept those ia other cuipwelions to closer inspection saloons Suuss oae of ihtou beautiful cvany ot their claims. which tho State is a party tn interest, and cvutrol by the people, through their Tteenenflirt el jurisdiction, however, such as appropriatutas. taxations, etc., was begmaing to be a serious suaUor. etc. To the second and third questions 1 da vouch tar the RtjnMtfum ot Chas, Thorn were thowi in the disputed Terri­ ae« nn necreeity of an answer, as, by tho tory who were willing to iwcept office fl. Bauer. Can it rvwri for the Drssec-, Coestilutfon, txe Governor is nut re­ under tho authority of Ohio, and to tmquired to siiprovoamoudmcntaihat may rttf uf Jamas A. Sfnuwj T Ov i* a be proposed. They do not ouui bs love for, aad lhe free use of "Liquid . r na-l-i .1 _ll bl—. 1 gion. In vrdor tn most this stale ot afDorunatfon" a auffiefout cudoraauunt ? 1 fairs, and make sin official claim to the If so, Swaerey needs nu voucher. . ' country in dispute by sMuming. tn a ■piloted mnutwr, its control, the follow­ Th* Jeerad thaqpe tt»al Chari O»H Bauer volejfast spring for W-.B-0>-d- ing act was passed to intimidate office­ holders' fro m Use exercise of any author­ yrar, for Ma}yr, Lui ths: qhargn cannot ity they supposed themselvea to poaeeas, ,,u, _____ oonsMirahou, and' likely to |mm an amendment permitting be sustained. Ha wreW, .ami'sotod and warn others from accepting office not. to aunuuneo beforehaud what usraa ImuM than if tho old one should stand. for Ik. Drake. under the same authority.* The sat is Having beaten the new one, we con I A popular stump speaker, before tho uros he should disapprove. if the Governor took upon himself to with a better lace claim the right to try entitled, “An act to preyeut the exercise war. used to loll a story about a farmer MICHIGAN TERRITORY inSurnee legi.talion In any way, and oeof a foreign jurisdiction within the lim­ trying to turn a straight furrow by pcrially by declaring t1”' *“ **J!it. < I the Territory cf Michigan," and keeping hw eye on a cow feeding leieurely about in an adjoining field. If any yorny Dvmocral should now come; upon tho political stage and endeavor to square his political conduct by. the pro­ fessions of his tarty,'he ★oatd'preseat a nation at heart should bo called upon to lend his aid in keeping from the Repub­ lic even Ibe shadow of so greet a dan­ ger. The nation's credit, its ays-em uf currency, its aecnrities, its good faith as pledged iu its pnblio measures, its hon­ or and good nemo both nt Loose and abroad, demand the retention in power of lhe {tarty that has been loyal io ita fateroefa, that eared i’ from deatrucliun, and that still hold, the power to guide it ufriy through the unknown The Two Record,. ui Itttaiial DENTIST Sitcal S«e'.rtsslsaUr'MiMa- J| |j ®| CL TBBMB BBAIONABLK. D. .u Block, over Boston OashStote. guarantee the B^C^WITH STOVE to give periect satis- faction,' W money f^ftmded. Fljr'fccfthW? dCFfjM, nod Durability it stands without refer to the following sed the stove and are airy />**• Mfor. J G Ruursn LCBe^h ItSrTHoe ' Jacob Odell jiaVjr IA WDilenbeck ■ The Rdpulilatan party upt^eod the doctrine of secession. Tho Dumoerntio quote the language from memory.) It being tho iufis xible porpoea of ths Jesaparty fosurvd it ' its-who are th* Romish standing arThe Republican party saved tho tui­ my in this country—to bring up the tion from destrurtion. Tho Democratic youth a* far oa poeeihle fa blind belief party plotted with public enemfas for and Ligc-tiy, they strive tn kwep than away from the public schools of tho the political o its overthrow. State ) and in order to undennfao three The Republican party raised the public schools, the Jeeuite everywhere League™, tnd bmu and num tn defend tho nstierc. fan up religious strife fa ragaid to tho issue of national fcnpartaneo, it booomea The Democratic party ‘did oUiteoeH to school fowls or school taxes or school exercikor. Anything to raise a cry of fa foe Demaerutic handling a thing of •ertrona, ot tonal nad dare coloring rath­ er than of seal principle. Loi ns con­ cralic i*rty opt«s»d it. fine tho view, however, to ttas ' persecuiare, if they da not break our Tire ItopubLoan party gave to aetusl test i Ths proposed Gmstituiiou of aetflns 6 LomMtesd. Thu pemo- laws. ) fa 18B8, and the mm in erotio party foaght hard to preyeut ib Maseucliusetls j Ohio ouly last Augui, were, under re­ The BepubbiMii per*.)- made ixwaibhrdan from the Pope, bath paired The Democratic sgaiust by Boman Catholic Bishopa, dal policy al the Oeeeruiu.et, m which the Pacifio railroad and voted against by their aabim la so largely depends the prosperity of the party tried to prtmt its buildingThe BepabUn party behoves in a (what a aitnation fax rotors to be in, county. In lonkmr round for guidsnoe to their irLi|-’*-nT~t-. the Demoaiia wirn system uf intents! improvs meats. Maben wartB fai t*rt ieeMne M Thw Dmw-rstir ruty fo uppneed to it. The BepuUicen party aacliahod slavery. Uro Daroeoratic party- fought hfodtoaaretL TbwBsqatWirau party has protected Gilbert.fltrutcr Allen Grown John Fancher Jacob Rhodes Geo BMMMbrd UOl Uarv are perhaps rery few of our ritlsmi bat who know something of the ■•Toledo War" and the dispute which oecasionnd It; but thnstri Twiffiably 1few at the prsoeut time who are nwnte ।that the question of tho boundary Mne com । between Michigan and Ohfo wae • wet - ---ter of dispute between the two omntww' 'wealyts front the time 'of tire organisa­ tion of our Territorial goreremenf, and ofttdT —j— ---- r -- ..... - . TorritoriM had no rights whreh Ratos were bound to respect; for a tong end oarneet letter fraa Guv. CW to Ibe Govoroor of Ohio, h regsH to tMa mooted question, elioRtri bul a rmrtre- tion. In December of that year, trWfatng to Cougreiv to emsrt eoase taw which should protect lfo> right, of the Territory- «*J !»***>«■• Mtow4ng re­ elutions ••tn»lrortn>!f the delegate Odn- j fore, nr bo imprisoned five years, st tho dtaarelien of the court before whkfaany , conviction may be hade Thia set was approved February 12, IWS. In the fall of that year Ute �i their boots, and renegades from imtr. lain tits Union and keep tho bon * XU oM flag untarnished. Cher Lav. astablisbed 77 Natioual. nka in thia State, with c capital o/l ),007dt00, fureiahing tba people wf*' I the Republican party slink away into their boles in lasting <s- grace. Ninth, Our opponents can elect nothing without the aid of Republican Jto urinations. Republicans votes. This they know and hence their almost superhuman efforts to divide us that they may by some posibility elect some of their men to office. Remember thia, and vote tbs whole Republics*; Ticket. Il i. not a very dy^W or a very com­ fortable posture, bnt It I term tbepnrpoao of fifaiy On iUAlesM brutes, sad when tho right time comes the r/««uy duyvw is thrown atids end the sharp crack of ths rifle rsrasfr the true some things in the tactics adopted by ths Democracy ut ths oountiee of Eaton and Barry winch remind u* of this ex­ pedient. In quite a somber uf instances that party has found it s»niW to dis­ guise ita trw shsrwfrr under some iUfitting and badly arranged garb. Tho disguised U kbeled -The Peupla's Liboral Reform Paity.'* Yet tbs pari is so IB thia th* 16«h Senatorial Diairid, for instance, the Democracy learn their eye on a tetr distinguished Representa­ tive of the Republicans of Eaton eounty who ia described by them with as much minutanoM aa if ha were a M thM. and tho county crier was oe his rounds in search ot him. Ho is an open Chandler man, when be .talks tu -RepublicaM, The election is at hand. io Hon. F. W. Gallin* and tho editor of the Baaxn on ths cars co Monday af­ ternoon that he "»• just a* much of a Republican a* he ever w<u ! JFAsf did As asy to the Zssdr’sy Jbautrsfr of Halt­ ing* city (that *am« afternoon is just now pertinent question. Wo daro ths Jesrasf to define Mr. Bhaw’spooilion end say that it is done by Ut authority. And in the same Mfiyory to that other MnpuM Moxit mreyedr who to run­ ning for the office of Prosecuting At­ torney in tho comity of Barry. He has been claiming to be *1 good a Republi- A few more hours of efficient effort ttnd n decided victory will be A few things ilemand your special attention prior to and on the day of Election, to which we usk your attention ns true 'Re­ publican.*'. They are : hkilTH WARD. HUM ENTS HEADSTON EH, TABLE TORS, toy, to In thia State about one to three, that to every man who goes to tbe polls to acting far throe other* as wall as him­ self. Betos reprwntallvc, morally npoaklng, of three-fop<fca 4he eoafr jaanttE, «ad to, tbvefofy. iwund by ev­ ery cDttaUtention of honor and rtspons- Moreover, tho tighter oaflrage U uu talent that he Ia at liberty to wrap in napkin and bury In the earth, sab That** Lumber, Shinf tbs private banker* uo thrown into a second class potilfoa. Th* omaoeed valuation of tho State increased fraa H3T.6fis.OT iu 1858 to WHO,000,000 tn the frame-work of government from 1871. * " collapsing Into rule, and be must not Now, if tbs iiepuHacaM adminiateetoavw thia duty undone. We aay be tion needed reform, os was robbing or must nor In theory, and yet we know mi matter of fact that thousands at every eiecUan are guilty of just Utto recrean­ cy, and we fear through tnatlenUJii lu tbs forthcoming election this number Ia likely to bo largely Increaserl, and this THE CURRENCY QUESTION. tMt, too. adds largely tn the rcspomdbtiity of the man Win, on the day of election, always does1 Illa duty. Thus, instead of rspreaentlng three-fourths of the people at the polls, the nctuol voter* often trpnaente live-sixths or even a larger proportion. Now If the dellber- gSiffy? PLANING RESAWING 4 MATCHDri Done Promptly; tion aa their numbers dcctvaaed.Ute pro eoea might be regarded an relf-rrgulatIng in practice, but the rale of t Xpcri- the Iron Bridge. The e do nearly all our new work by Machinery My power costs but little. <■ ■ I don’t have any Dogan-Head Mechanics. J- 1. PHIS. I boss the Jd^gnusclj. The work is weUdone the first time, and there­ fore I do not have to charge anytxtrn price for NEW OFFERS! the Job to cover the expence of repairing it. r woJhe a dozen Buggies just alike, and can NEW IDEAS make fhmn cheaper on that account. Seventh. I live on the profits ofmy own tabor. Eighth. I don't have to pau.reni. .YmA. I know all about the Buggy business. Tenth. When 1 get a good Mechanic I keep him . found faithful and efficient, high mind­ ed, devoted to the sobriety, good order, and the prosperity of tho Stalo, and of the whole people. Who doubts that । an Immense majority of ths non-voting Inhabitant* of our State, would prefer !f Our me Fnal li a Legislature that -hnuld work In liar. mony with him. Republican voters you alone can expires tills Wil!; do U Urn not merely with the fore-: uectenary t° entry the election, but In such Second, Examine with great • are the registered lists, and see to it that the name of every person on those !i«ts who will net be a legal voter on the 3d day of November is stricken off. Third, See that every Repub­ lican voter is nt the Polls. That each hue votes a genuine Ticket, and the entire ticket. from Oov- NOW IS YOUR TIME I GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT I STRATTON Goods of all Kinds, imines* University WE WANT AGENTS. Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. “OYSTER OCEAN” Uiiti at Qatkaai Batinit -JOHN STANLEY I We are Trunks. -,‘™"”-"* Merchant Tailors, itcjrrrEiMox argsviL nKTtotr. nick. | .... -... - |G ]{Q C h R I E S ' THE KYKNING NEWS Canned Fruits and Fish. OsWms, «j»f»n for l<» mats, nsrkst rep«rU , ssA sIL AAdrsM Tss rvssi<u Ntvs. Ifoiralt. I of Representative-. Yrs It h possible that any one of the nine may do that; other displays of rejoicing in Democratic and we ask every voter to remember this quarters, let rs (into err rvrxr Rcrrs- fruit, and to do bis duty to the downucsa Von roa m t*>rut Rxrcxucxs cxjrnnurrs. This, beyond question, advised that the purpose of our MSdxntai SEE THE QBEAT WATCH QFFffi phaal* of majorities as will embody the very trident extra political, the Home sentiment of Mlclilfftm. Thia b, atio. uuc m to the sentiment of this mo-voting but’ thinking moral clement of our population here in the county of Barry, na rvgartis lhe election a Prooecuting Attorney, and wv ajaro you, by all ibr fond aswo iation* that ttUtlg with a gusto that puts even his the potto on election day, that you brother rvaegado from Eaton eounty to ■ fru/jr rryrrtmt this non-voting majority by electing in the Interest of the peo­ ple, not of party or sect, a sober, reli*. cratie party to rapidly becoming master of the art ot lytnf for. It adopts innu­ crime are cramped and confinedjritbia merable subterfuges and devices aa drtbe narrowest possible 11mtu, and that cumstance* demand. That party to car- our Iwew* are protected from tbe devaatalnly rvdfrat a* to principles and isdif- । /wref ■■ to roeu. so long aa it can havo a chance of winning tho fundal smL wlth sufficient ability to do writ his duty, the Republicans present for the Republican fellow citizen* that cf this sutfrugv of tbe people, and bv their votes wc expect iu a moral d nty t hey will ono thing they may be anrs, /Ate fowwer elect him, and thus truly honor themprmnmad • RrpnUietm any nicceafnl ca»- oelvuand those who at the poll* they MaU may if, if the Ds-oentf* sanded in hie election, tho xtartr will be noIu iu national bearing thia duly la not leaa important. The nine votes of Michigan may determine the political legal voter is Registered. First. Second Third. Fourth. Fifth. .. UcdgVK*-. Csmplai* MelksA Prxr. F-R.W-l due regard to the welfare of the gmt majoritr of the unenfHknehtsed. Kow let u* apply iteoe cenaidc rat loin to tho landing election for lUpmeniatires lu Cungrcaa, rilatc,Lcgi»Uuur<' sud County Officers. Aa to the Stale a can- yst be tacitly accepts tho Democratic nomination for Prosecuting Attorney, that every Republican who is a Cottar Betbiae in Fall Blast. rightly. There 1«, however, no occas­ ion to pursue the elucidation of this point any further. It h elear that vot­ ing to a duty no Ices thana right—that all who are endowed with the privilege by tow and the prerogative of tho Clod cf nature, ought to make the moot of it. - bey ond the pouibility of u doubt, and goes in for Democracy nod frtr i voters of Barry County >« you go to no splitting or trading. HASTINGS IABBLE WDBIS! opponents on Election day is to localites. ' .HIM in Burry County through srurrmra «>.<! TUttno. i Wanted— ’•AMI* IIEON," A UMlkir Maaicat UuaalM.br Wb'u«a»oraA - r—•------ - ‘id li aretuMe “v •“ *• ““ "I*” “ ”<• upon important propooed amendment* • ' loao hare they aay knowledge of what is embraced in the proposed amend­ ment*. And yet tho chsagaa to bo then accopted or rejected wfll bare a most material influence Upon tho future couree of State togiitotioa. A few days before the election, ecuue of our public bodies are openly dioctuaiag tbe amend­ ments; and their view*, fortunately, will serve naan intelligent guide to pub­ lic opinion; bnt il is neveithetoaa very mien of the Government, and every effort «wDl be made to get just one if no more on true man on our Ticket. we say bewabe’of sups. Sixth, Be#are of bogus votes. THIRD KSJ4ssssr* MtglMMt UUaySwaaa WARD. ElZtSS of 'Meets here ban cr will 6« sent out pretending to be Republican Tickets, with the name of James A. Sweezcy, substituted for that tsrur WiMss fcUrn Fsvsre Sawed wanted.’“-erar of Charles H. Bauer. They are 11 tk imt units Business that will Pay ra u» un i am not have been found for placing these powsr front the Legislators to the minor local government; a reform moat vitally needed. A largo and important claw *44 Jefferson St, Hasting*, Mieh. GROCERS We are advised that thousand mattara oMMfricuxuly before tho publie at as osritor date. Tbs changes "proposed era both nuxnsroos and important. Taken u a' whole, they are eminently wholesome. Free delivery and on time. J. Cole <fc Son, Fifth. Beware of slips, they Io the Constitution of the State ; much to-day the strong hold of the J. S. GOODYEAR 4 CO. Oysters received daily eudnrve, as their virtue- demand, eueh men a* Senator Chandler, George Wil­ llard, and their colleegnes In Congrr-e Vety tew ot our people have aay di*- and the nou-vntlng thousands will say lhtt „ u. to tn, “Welt done good and faithful »er- divide and defeat us in some XEWGROCERY AND TEk yOUBE, Just opened in Mr. BOWNFSNI ■ww* **••<, . < SSey-g tiss Where can be found and Fancy A complete assortment of all kj Spices WARRANTED PURE. AU kinds of Fruit in their Seuon. Shingles. Lath, 4c. Sevsnth, Our Ticket is made which ewoepa away an important ctoas of togtotottow abuao*; and, to numerous other parlfoutora, tho btmsful influenc# FOR .SALE ! . One Bet of Always on hand at pnoes that cannot be beat in the County MOROAN JONES. Haatingp, June UL 1 $74. ffif a”'- rmingtoni skying usn up. of men of genuin- ability, unflinching honesty, and undying patrioimn. No Captain's of iiiknl MMbfoary st tba IBtato are also prapewd. whU if fadtkfnflg omW out would remedy sosm of tba write which Home Guards or wdjournen । under of the skirts H.A. BUSELL'S Baath nda Btata Btrssi. ,, _______ HtBiinga, Mich. ufj V'lTtRn THE a.rskii,.. Queen j Victoria during the dark days । <>f the war, disgrace our Tmke<.|' Eighth. We are oMetdf | rectal* of electing every mu on J ' One Mars •AU'&u. torn to*. Obe Cow and* two Htofors hioh will l4> sold on time for approved vention of the Devil and his jectodto regulation by grneral tow’s; ’ i Vegetables always on hand. liogus—they arc frauds, tite in­ Traore*. Supl. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Is the best ��sins of facta, and ahould bain th. °* ria aaimal Early in ths season, hands of every voter. Ito articles on the rreourCTst ot tba \bra Ch* teutang Aral eoumamres. tba frogs aan wot stash alanued at tba corn­ South and tba Centre! Terri Iorio* of the lag off cnMinmoeg them, and they ar* United States aro foil of instruction, , •**!!/kflted. Hat a* th*y arc, <hyby day, their companions foil, they beeuius , very ahy, aM foe work of eemmaff them grew* ■eradtftouk. Th* krasders wade alxxrt in the low ground*, nl1 way* armed with a frog epear, fanned by attacbtageeemel sharp prongs ton ' Ss rxSUTE hook, to bold th* frog after ha is M filer’s GRK1T WORT Michigan Central R.R. gSEE I OLD, RELIABLE ABD DIRECT ROUTE. AGENTS WANTED YOUMAK8 10P EVriBY-DAY DICTIONARY I I WANTS. sj.ooo 1trotin- ran r-vrarrntivo. ftsSMSSUzz drsjsjss ■■nay daily wary b«r*v. H.lune fxur xhu ••• *lkvr ihrv. took* e*a,b,.»d• It fag, rtr*»- oom roeared Tbe apaerman gsnerlUv can find frogs enough in mardma in Ham­ tramck, an 1 up as far as Gross* Point* for the wants of tbe mtrket, t igelher with those takes <m the Rouge Wow the efty. But they often taka boat* and mak* tong excursion* up Lake St. Clair and capture tbe frog* which are fat* ! in the marshet along the banks They tboae cheap' colony.) Hthogtnpbe, with lU.JI., ... urn* -Id. rvent -r | r. rraivr. delight to take the huge bull frog* which the market h flooded, but a firitwhich are Krnteimm found and fre­ da** line and mixxotint engraving, exe- ■ quently have very exeitiag chaaee *tter ented in tho higheet ahrte of art after I them, there big follow* take to deep an original picture by J. W. Ehninger, I water tl once and swim with groat pow­ and coat, aa the publither omutm tm I er. It often happen* that they aro t*o thou*»nd dollar*, in all. No prem­ ■peered when *wimming acrou the ium ot equal value, be aaaerta, will be American channel to Bell* late or plung­ offered by anv maguino for 1875. The. ing boldly out into Lake St. Clair. Ona •ubject ix "WaahiogUn'a Fint Inter­ of there nutomera, white *<immiag in view With Hie Wife." Tho elory ie Go river, eu recently captured tor Car­ quite romantic. Washington on hii roll, which waa eighteen iuche* and a - •ay to 4join ..... ............... Gen. Braddock, In the great u----- * _mid . Indian a >ar qf 1765. ttophalf tong aad whore hind log* wonld go ‘ French Uttlllll ITIAB nniD (TUUU.'lUHl. far toward* making a dinner alone- A I nod, will* hi* n»d. irmti WML t*WM AM fee have beea caught whteh were even 11 cure, since eo cek-------— ... HIGH-TEST BURNING OILS. ■omawkat larger than thi* specimen. , gfaia campaign* of McClellan, Lee and but tbe i* vary the giaat giant bull frog freg^i* very wary wayy and j Grant. lii*re he met a young and Th* Beit and Chaapsst tn the Market. Kit*U..r ®l* < •«!•'*"' to lent oil), tee. ho frequently escape* from tbe hunted' '• •• — ’ • ' ! faicinated, that tlm orderly, iuitcad of L-.'.ivr l>.rt K**>m 04. M. Io tee. M nJ, deepite the ~utmoet‘ c*ution — on «*.»!. their « part KlMii.r l;»>Uo. O.l 450 UM>. TSc. iin -----। being *ummon<-d approaching him. within half an hour, prr «*tlia. Tna Frenchmen drew tho frog* before a» he had expected, led Wnxhington'a E*e*UMr 0*11(4*1 CmIwi OU < II -. inif, 1 Ik^o. they taka them to Mr. Carroll, and be is hone up ana down, nearly all day, white hi* enimorod matter wai lieton ­ ptaeented only with the hind leg*. He ba* twenty desen or «o a day at hi* hotel, ing to the gay mlhe* <>f tho charming •ouMtimae many more, ship* largely to Mre. Cutli*- Tho reeult ia a matter of Chicago, «nd always ha* some frog* on history. Mr* Custii becamu tho wife hand kept in tee according to a system ot tho great hero, aud was known, in devised by himself Ha aan that be after year*, a* Lady Wavhlngton. Thi» can ship there on a two weeks* journey U a piclnn' that ought to lie in every in mid -summer, prepared in thu way. hmuehobl. and they will bo perfectly »weet and rauhig a club foe “Pctor*on'‘ fur 1875, nice when they arrive at the end of or by remitting A2-50 for it and tor t lie thrir journey.' While Carroll to the largest handler of frogs, we believe, in this vicinity, Scibner's Monthly forNovntber. thore are other* who haadto coeriJera- tarssMsft ffVsrssfflMf# oasnesi: SdFJB e<ar Hitlers ara a purely Vagatebto BiimMlltebaBflMMMABaaMMliew Mnw fowad owteafowte nBasutlMfarr* Nevada mountains of Californi*. th* martininal prnpwUsa nRnMili are extract*4 tbesafrom withata th* as* ef Ateahni. The qusataan U almori daily aakad, “What k the enato of tbe tnrpanSried awseawrot Vtswraa Bxnnr- Qur awwwwt tel ttek tbev rrmova the cans* of iiiwii, and the l ret lent rrewvet* his health. They are tbe great blood peritarwndekft-tenwriwto. a xik, a perfect Baaovato* and lavirotator of the system. Never before in the history cf tbe world ha* a medicine been eon* poendta primming lbw reasartable qoak lUra of VnntA** torremie h—l--* tk**tek of every dfoeaae mauls hair to. tfieysra* otto PargnMv* as writ aaaTmta, ratterI Coonaiioo ar ladammaboa ot th* lover and V;.w*sJ Ovga**, in Bilious Da- BttjjeSseinS '*aCu> *■•■(■* ■■swiabeiaadto haa nU* (a htiOe* , ■ »-i t*. *re» apvwp b**a u S sfesrtu i uiijffittTS* Esstfjrgffig M.s.-s'nr. srto i ».«>*.i.sis.u.iq-.rL If men will enioy good health, let them tue Vbmab Rim* aa ■ wisdirias, and avoid tba Me of ateohobc atixanlaata • t ilMUaO.1* M ilacwWwUari EtlfiSCE" .11, • l*»l. *»<■ l«>l'*W*t* *■*>»*■ vr *. Mtek lb«v*»r*e atau W1 FILES a yr*nd at the central market, end dur­ lag the ceurw of a eeaeun aella many hundred doran, (jargr number* are al*c taken at tho Bouge aud on the Can­ ada aide of tho river in the marthes. Frog* are enjoyed a* a delicacy »ach year by a great part of onr French po|»u larion and by no inrotuidcrable num­ ber of the Americati* in Detroit and ite Moul St. Nichote* for November. «outh. it will not be deemed strange that Detroit should be n famous place for frog*, both In the matter of prulactiou and in that of consumption. Tbe French seUtero along tho oanks of tbe nver hare for'many year*, indeed for over u (unlury. been wont Li consider the hind leg* of til* frogs captured eith­ er ia HamtrAmck or on the Rouge, or along the Canada manbe*. the greateri delicacy which the mortal [«»late could experience, and each year Ui« tribe of fregs have exjtartenoed a deadly assault stock Oaa. however, not been by any ex­ tirpated. Indeed, during tho present suoson. not only has the Ihrtroit market lieen Eberally supplied, but great numlien of frog* have been shipped to Chi­ cego, to asaiat- in meeting the always large demane from that delicacy-loving BomEub tele, by C- A. Btopbeua; a Trolly aiovy, by Mia* ElixabelL 8. Phalpe ; A Half-Doxen Pascal*, a atory of Bunker Hill; Tbe Hidden Treasure, a tale of pirate life ia Florida, by Bl W. O. Benjamin ; a New York Thankogiviag Story, a Oaoa Story, and aa interealiag Ghori Story. Then there are practical article*, eeeb aa The Transit of Vanua ; How tbe Cm Stopped ; Yuxuf. aa Eastern Skuteh ; Veuna of Mil; Le­ gends aadSupentitteM,by N.8. Dodge; A Billy-Goat tfebooimMWr; Tbe Aard- animat aad aa artfoal cm the tonstrn-tioo of East India Tey*. There are poems by Dr. J. Q. Holland, Anna C. Brackett, Mary E. Bradley, and Mary Maps* Dodgs. a. H. tab* about the Ante' Monday Dinnar; Alice William, haa a eketch, fall off delicate fancy, ,railed The Marriage of the Gold I'.tu fand tba Inkstand ; and there aro aonse , aapUsl boys^ letter* from Pick Hardin ( । , ( ] , | , ; ,atoia; faaafri drawing* by Mary A. ]ImCbbury, Je^ Carta, and E. M. B. |ScanneU ; taetasee ot Japuwess subjects | A. C. Wmtum ; and an oxeeOeta pic­ by ।ture* the V«Mof Milo, engraved |from * photograph tekso axproealy far tUta UlMteatom, beridee many other , Mr. Dan Carroll, who keeps the hotel at tho Hamtramck race c.iurse, ia eartaraly one of tho leading authorities of thia vteinity on the subject of frogs. He sdwaya has them fresh end nice for his visitor* and ho ha* shipped a huedr*4 doeen to Chicago every week sinew tbe eeeeoa commjmred. A visit to hi* house ia Hamtramck a reporter of the Tribun* put the latter in poeeeeofow. at much interesting information cowerrning too animals, the mode* of teking thorn and how tboy are dii|ioeed of. Mr. Carroll, by tbe way, has hk betel admirably arranged and fitted up for thr nevption of parties, tbe two floor* being ditidU into baadaome suite* of rooms nn d yet *o arranged that a email party can alway* have a cony parlor to tbemsrirea, if drexrod. Carroll oaa furnish a frog dinner in 80 ernntaa which wiB prove enrirolv aatafoctery te ( charm l* I— *■— irar Tbcl‘ l~«te are loaded, at tbe *amo tua* sriDulaUng the ascreUon* of the liver, and generally restoring tbe healthy fuuctMMu uf tba digaaBnw organa tSSS* itrWA-.it-£., Dj»pepsl* or ItuUgeatian, Head- MI, h*M**i* «* 1 iche.priu in the Shoulders,Coi:gh*.TtsMf »»>_r«r*o« lUy uf t|„. Cbeal. Dimirwea, Sour EraeU. «tiu . m^Tiac^ I liac-* of til“ 8to>n*oh, Uad Taele la th* tllsu u Tt ' Meulli, Bilious AtUckn. Palpitation of the r*ak A4- I Heart. Information of tbe Lmun, Pam *V *. rtihSvIsSl*. | ia tie regirm at tba Kidneys, aud a hue। >!red other painful srmptoaia, aro tbe off­ ' *priu/* of Dyspepau. Ono bottle wilt To many there is no greater delicacy than a duh of rood frogs, nirely roiked, and Carrol! undrrstanda preparing them to perfection. They can also usually be obtained at the tending restaurant* uf the Vity, are sometimse area on luilel ta­ ble*, and can be got at tba hotel* at the land ; and (a phrasing announcement tu Rougr, and at Grease Pointe, genvrally many remlrre) the beginning of Saxe A sbert driv*, with a frog dinner a* an Holm'* My TuunuiLuv, a story which interlude, forms one of the {itesaantret , will run through throe or four numbera. tiling* which can be done about Detriot, | A brief Uoymphicat and critical aki-trb ■nd it would not be surprising if the , of Richard Wegner, lh.< fatuous com­ frogs involved in tlisee transactions poser, it writtea by Mr. Haulier, the, quotxl to th* dinars the remarks of their (iradaceasnro m tho fable tbst: though “it may bo sport to you bet it is Magaxinu u ita copyright novetettca, 1 which are always very tar superior Ju tho continued itorie* to be found m tnagaxiaee geurally. The beat novelet that haa appeared, for year*, ia that of The Marriage Certiflrat*. by Mr*. Ann 8. Stephana. But,. M a cotamporar* says, the »torie*. ll«*-'fashion*, tho pat­ tern*, in short, everything in “Peteriou" is tho beat of ita kind. The price of thia Maguxina, too, i* another thing in ita favor. It te but Two Dollar* a year, th* pottag* pre-paid by the publisher. Th* pnwpcetu* for 1875 is publiahad with this number, and w* find that tho price* to elube are aatonnhingly tow, vis: three eopte* for H.80, (po*tago pre-prad.) with a auperb Mezxotiit fJl inches by 96) Washington's First Intervtew with Hi* Wife ; (pewtage pr»-paiJj the finest and axtlieat ever offered, to the person getting np tho club; ar five coptes fat 18.50, (poitago pre paid.) and both an extra copy tod the jiremiuni engraving (both puilxgu pre paid) to the person getting up the club. For large Jubt tho price to even tower. Spednte^a ot tbe Magarino are toot, gruti*. if written for. Subscribe to nothing eteo until you have seen a copy of this pcptjlar Magaxine. And remember, that, at ita praoent price*, with the pott­ age |>re-paid by'tho publkher, Peter­ son'* Magarino i« cheaper than cv*r. Addreae (Aartoa J. Potencra, SOS Chest­ nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. l*l*#n il*.r ! r» it. rtrtirel*'* r a C* Aaguu Ma | ----- moron* end atriking, and the inform: lion a ith regard to the raking <4 fru , and tho health-giving qunlilira of th i climate i« intereeting and timely. . curioua littlu iUuitrated paper in th Cbadoa Sumner, by hie private secreta­ ry, Mr. Johnnu Dr. Holland, in Topic* of the Tuna, discusam Tyndall'* late address and The Relation' uf Vlerjpnuvn to Women. Tho Old Cabinet describes A Trip Io tho City; and tho other department* laiy/w I^OVunTAl Scrofula, or King’* Evil, White HwelliUfs, L’L-ua, Eiysipoka Recited Nrvk. (Initrr, S-rofcliui In&minuUon*. Injoteul Infonimstioa*. Mercurial Affretion*. Old Sure*. Eruption, of tho Skin. Sore Eji*. ate., etc. In tbarea* in all cither >-o-istitnt»cna] Dimum*. Walxes s Vresusa Dmra* has* shown their grrat ciuaiuv powers io the mo<lob*tuutc snd intractable earaa. ■1CH16AR CENTRAL R. R. I Grand River Valley Divisirn §75,000 00 SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE ••••J *•»*><*.«. t*x**r »i:* •*. For Skin Dise»fi«t,EmjAUM,Trti«. bJi lUunta. UotchM, Spot*, PirajJea, Pataka, Both, CartnincC?ktoevom, KraJd Head, her- Evra. Errsxpata*. Itch. Scurf*. LhscoloriUotn..(thr Stun, Ham ora and Ducaare of the Kiln of whatevsr name or nature, an literally dug up and eanted b^***teMW tecuTV*' SasasrJSsti.-.S'TJifSiJji: *■- •ie«*4. *a*i m*i ................ liiwyhuumi UaM* •t raMraUiMU**4 *•SisSS'. A* usual this standard raoathly pre­ sent* a rich and rarwl chapter of con­ tent*. Oliver Optic, its popular, editor, loads off with three chapter* of one ot his txwt Morias The Dorca> Club, or our Girl* Afloat, in which the Undine Club, The Non Proforeiir of Bowing, and The Solitary Oarsman aro the prom intuit character*. Virginia F. Town■end follow* with two vhaptera of That Queer Girl, which thut far ho* proved tu be one of the gem* of the tnnguino. Elijah Kellogg, in hit aeri­ al. Sowed b) the Wind, or the Fuop/ Bor's Fortune, take, us among IL. I HFT1I AND 1-ANT GIFT CONCERT IX AID Ot r>IK muuntaiaa, has somethtag to say of In­ dicue and Quaker*, with a good bear •tor; and a line deacripiicD Of a frontier house thrown in These ar* tho regu­ lar aeriak. handaomely illustrated by Mi** I.. U. Humphrey and W. 1.. Shep­ hard. Ma. Urbino io her Homsiqiun Drawins Certain at that Date. ANOTHER CHANCE 1 ELECTION NOTICE. Urur it* retacval. For thia pupoae use Vtnaas Bmrxa. Cteanac the Vitiated Blood wb*aev*s yen find ita impwrittoa bwmttag ihroegli tbe skin ia Pimple*, EratetoM, or Boros; cleans* H when yon find it ob- J sSsTsa-jtts.vs? PUBLIC LIBRARY OP KINTUCT ItehnlGri ;si“ su““HUB „ feast „ ss s daW MatejutiCT! *—*■■***< »U* pw TjW U>1| 1*> V*u«r. NOVEMBER 30, 1874. ral of tho Conqueror, by Bertha ; How Two Node- Buy* Itecamo Two Noted Men, by Ethol C. Gaia ; WntmiBetor Abbey, with a lull |«ga ill ultratioa ; I On the War Path, iHnetra‘e-1; and Thu Youth <>f Becket, are among the beet. The poem* are Truck Horw Charley, by 0. II. Birnr* Pete Weed, by Geo., H. Burlegh. Stolon Pitcher*, by Julia P. Ballard. Tho Nautilux, by Arthur Wm. Atutiu. Thankagiviug, l,y. Elira both W. Tlavii, and The Wolvee and the Siek Amu from jE»oi>. In addition there u an Original Dialogue andvThe Omtor, both of grant aid to aLbolara in chooeiug exera«e« Air ,declamation; KZmx StssS i“w4mbxwkss K^WBTHfc' LIST OF GIFTS. w. nfiianrnnrr.oM tatka4.SreriS.MC*. UaUMv. aaaeeae nr . te tbrov *r .' i «■ *'*’*-*1 QB AND TBRNK BAILSTAT. ■'■nisi MS* SBPTBMBICR, MIL SKSnrCjK «61*8lde2K"*'.‘'n iw Lre* *’<**>* i* Uh *lfr*e*u*, i» u»t - I- -r * Tegsv?.; PRICE OF TICKETS. Briggs- Hqpse, CHICAGO. mC£> bnSrS^jif MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE. n"’1' °* l 'lTXXK8 :''«n6opC Dor. ficffcpltps A HUlffOOlCT^ p**rkw*. NEW PHOTOGRAPH FEROTYPB gallery Th*re were just 700 convict* in tho Stain Prison September SO, The health of the prisoner* was never bet­ ter. Duringtho month there were 30 arrival*, SI discharged, and one death, Thar* k a good deal in what ex Gov. Washburn of Maine suggests, in the extract wo bare given from a reoral addr*** of bi*, that it wonld bo a g.xid plan to have an ufliriul publication the pre** of all item* of appropriation and expenditure by authority of Coagreea, so explained in detail as to'be Senator Fred- L- Wall*, of Port Huron, has been ruuvminalad for the State Senate by the RvptrtrBrini of St Clair Ooanty. It iaaaid (bat the black and white votersof South Cterolraa, who uv die- ir � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-11-04.pdf 5f8943185e7373c68047edd7ae14231d PDF Text Text TV RjHdsLCqjt 8^10 Geo. M. Dewey. tl). K»rteucAH EDITOR AND PUBL1SHKB. SJTfH Of ADfXRTiBIXG. HASTINGS, BARRY COIJNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1874. PrtWUil and Bhjlies Cifij. WHOLE NO. 962. Brown Fteiades, Day, Kregte end Phil- WM- BURGHER. Nays—Armour, Dawson. Downy, Denham. El!i..tl, Emory, Fuller, Hi-yt, J.edan, Ferkins, Walker and Chair- “* -***•’ <*- WM. UPJOVX, t UN * ITIUIMN.-Offeo ...t nt ,r Bupervhor Keogh moved to amend the report of the roanmittre by allowing Jobs M. Nrrins 8175 00 tor hit nervin­ es for 1874. winch mutfon prevailed. On motion of Bup-rvssor Perkin. I ho report of the committee waa adopted u amended. On motion uf Buperriaor Phillips. Board adjourned unlit to-marruw uorn- Inf of tbo Board of Bepwvbore, 1 Supervisors elect of th. several 9m The Granger ta the Latest and I__ .1 important improvement* over all other*. Swinging Hearth., ids Michigan, to art as such ^<mograpber at Che Circuit Court al this county, al a salary of Ava hundred doUari per annum, mad the County Treasurer be. '■dbeiaharobysdtborieteiatU directpCWnroutof the County Treasury, to.tha (dd Hauy F. Welch the sum of five hundred dollar., iu equal monthly lootall meet.. On motion the Resolution woe laid Shak+ng .-nd Primping Grate, And a Perfect working Damper and Check Draft. im The Door i. pl.eed fa Front Ihu, Corroetiog the Tendency Io eoiok. when the door u the case where the door in on the aide ti»-nr the flue. On motion of Supervisor Phillips, Adam Elliott of Berry- was nbMen open Temporary Chairman. IT ISMADE IN THREE SIZES, Acorn Maple Parlor .***&• i motion of Sapors tear Henry tn. Board adjourned until to-raor- I morning at the hour of eight the JoarnsL Board prooeadod tu bust. 'k. Wm. H. Powbm. Clark. Wxnrarux Monxtxo, J October, 14,'1874. $ Board mot pursuant to adjournment. Roll e-illed. mumter. all present. Board proceeded .to bdsinass. Bupervuor Elliott mured that the Journal of the proceedings be road every morning during the se*tion. which On motion of Supervisor Day, the Board proceeded to an informal ballot fat the election of Chairman, with the following result: The celebrated cast Lined Diving flue Base Heaters, N.1I00LA aaS Nmmt PaUte.ffiKSSraSE County Superintendents of Poor. » motion of Suncrruor Elliott tbe rt a! County Kuperiuteml.ute of On motion of Supervisor Dsy, the re­ port of tte Committee on equalization was taken up end adopted. The Committee ea Fmatna, through their Chairman, Supervisor El liott, tuboiiUad tte following as their repot t. The Cotnmlttew would reipvctfully report ths amount to be raised h tbe euanty f« the year 1874, as follows: | For State tex noder varfaas sot. of tbe Legislature, a. foUowaj^wit: sayigBtas-s^"^ xs David G. Robinson having receive! a majority of votes of all the Supervisor, of Supervisor Emory, duly ejected a* Chair­ man for tbecumvht year. Supervisor Day moved that tbo Chair­ man appoint the usual standing Cotamittoes, consisting of the usual number motion of Supervisor Emory referred to tte committee on chum. Bnpervuor Emory offered the follow(agmewdtotioal . U That the proceedings bi tbo Board of Superviwrv of the County, for the corrent you bo publuhe-1 ia each of tbo county papers, and that we appropriate ano hundred and thirty dollars for tbo nublu-atiou of the same, to bo paid a. folluwa, to-wit: Tn the Hastings Rurvsucaw Boxes, and the Hasting. JJew Jtnd, each tbe sum of forty dollaro. To tbe Barry County AqreAiren .ud tbo Naahrillo fi'nrt, ouch tbe auin of twenty-fire dol­ lars. Bupervuor Day moved that the Borolutlua be accepted, which did not pre­ on motion Cou t"d 1110 l*rge#t Msortment of CoUK«. Cook and Parlor Cook Stores ever brought in Barry elect, bo wee declared ^llll 4 RUSSELL NEWFLANINGMaiANDLUMBER YABD YOU WILL FIND Rreo/'tioin ^<T 1111 following Rfttlttd, By the Board of 8uperrtsore ef Ite County of Berry, That ChartecG. Hwlhraak, PtoreaulMg Attorney for Barry County, be aaT he is hereby required to give bond to the People of the Blate of Michigan within fire days, in tbe penal sum of two thousand dollars, condiiloued for the MKge«j'4>^ypcTr-j>ga< faithful porfocmaaoe of hU duties as Prosecuting Attorney of said County. On motion of 8upcrri.lor Keegle the Beeolutfons was srcepted and adopted. Ou motion of Supervisor Day the Clerk waa instructed to notify Charles Q. Holbrook of the pottage of tbo above Resolution. On motion of Banerrteir Henry Brown, Board adjourned until seven o’­ an I allowed at 834.90, in-teod of 870 aa roeommnndod by Committee. • clock this eveoieg. Ou motion of Supervisor Keagle. IFx. H Pawns. CtM. counts No 4. 5, 12. 18, 10, 17 and ■ere taken from the report and laid Ou motion of Supervisor Keagle tbe mulntion was aocopied and adopted. Supervu sr Day offered the following reeolutiou: ' JirmJtnl, By the Board of BtqHrvisort of tbe County of Barry that the lands rv|iortel lor re-amoasment (under an act approved March 24th, 1874. eta lowering the Board of SupervLore to n asveii lands lart off the ux rolls the lirveediog ysar.J by Jubn Keegte Sul«nisor at the township at. Caefleiun Ou motion of Baperviaor Phillip, the and Traves Phillips Scpervirir of the rqortol the Uuuuui.tM waa accepted. 1st and 4th War hi uf the City of Has­ Ou mo’ion of tfa|»rvi*>r Bartram, ting* be. and the same are hereby re­ the report of the Committee on Finan,-o ferred to tte Cotnmitlce un epportion- was adopted, and referred to tbo Com­ mittee ou atipurtionment of taxes fur Or motion of Supervisor Elliott the diviawn of to the OoTnnil iownsUipe and report of the Committee was adopted. dly of Hastings. Tbs Suporinten lento nf P,>or sub­ On motion ot Bcpecviaar Perkins, mitted tte following annual report. Board adjourned until throe o dock. To ths Honorable Board of Supervi­ !' M. Wm. II. Phwra^ Clerk. sors nf Barry County : The undersigned. Superintendent, of tbs Poor would respectfully submit tbs following statement of receipt, and ex­ penditure. of the Poor Fira for the DENTIST Hartville, NEW LUMBER. Michiiai being unfaithful in lb" discharge of hi. duties as Pronecniing Attorney for the County of Barry, they are found to be without foundation. Therefore. Jhse/rrd, By the Board of Supervisors of the County sf Barry, that the reso­ lution passed by thia Board requiring the Mid Oberlss G. Holbrook to givs bond to tbo People of ths State of Mich­ igan in the penal sum of two Ibouund —John H. Day, Jseee Jordan and Aaron J. Walker. Oommlitee on FJnaare -Adam Elliott. PlMidee Brown. Orsou Duoham, Henry Brown and John Dawson Committeeo aa Apportionment of I Tuxes—Henry Brown, Zebulon B Hoy! I end Augustas M Armoar. Committee on Oomrty Buildings— Levi M- Dewey. Pteaidee Brown and John J. Perkins. Committee on SalariesJohn F. Em­ ory. Adam Elliott and John Dawson. On motion of Bspervisor Day the Assrasm.nl Rolls ef tie severalTow.ships Buperrieor biy oJ.ro I tbe folliwiay reanlnticn: ■ ■■ UMini, By the Board of Supervisor, of tbo county of Bury, that Milo T. ■Wbeeler, Treaanrer of tbo county of Barry, be. and be is hereby duly auUiorind to go to ManUtoo and collect tbe cleim ui tnis county tbe 1 The account of ' Isaac ,}V. V roomsu OJunty of tfanutoa. antes, the result by 1 for ex|>cudituroe made in paving ami curnsepondruao i» more eutfersotory than : (or malarial tor sidewalk tn front ot Court House Squire, wm presented to ' the Board io Committee ol the whole, ' and on motion ol Supervisor Day was j . allowed at 8325 JO, that being tbo I amount claimed. I Tbs variant Commiliass being at work, on motion Beard adjourned until sees upon the taxable property both 7 o’clock this evening. ro*l and personal tbo oarers! sums of Wm. H. Powxsa, Clerk. money requited to bo raised »>y certilicats of tbo Town Clarks and City Re­ Wedheedsy evening, 7 P. M. corder for township and city purpose*; Board convened pursuant to adjourn­ also to axMU upon lbs taxable proper­ ment. Boll calleo. members all present ty of Bch.nl DUtriou end tfeh-ot DisBoard proceeded to business. The Oumriittee to whom waa referred tbe AssaMmeut Rolla of tbe swrstal townshlpt and the city of Hattinip in tbe county of Barry, for tbe year 1874. for rquslisation, beg leave to submit the following report; that we hare equal18,700 00 iced tbe sartnl rolls according Io our beat judgement as follows Snicai and Mataical We guarantee the BECKWITH STOVE to give perfect satis- faction, or money refunded. For Economy of Fuel, Safety and Durability it stands without a miuliilLiiL depot. Jamse Dibble Esq John J Fuller JacvbOd.il WU1.U1U Carlton l»bi; IKK All of which is respectfully submit- Joss F. Exuxx, Ab.m luton, Jotu Dawsox, Committee. On motion of Buperriar Day the rePMr M bB CHRONiOS w j jited. rirr/up 0*r»rNEW STORE I HIT GW HI) W PRICES • Supervisor Perkin, naked and ob­ tained leave of aba.no-, redofiaitolv on aoounnt ofsickneee. The Committee on claim, through their CUairmsn, Supervisor Day, farther rejvrtvd that they bad examined the follow log acc-mnu and would recooi- rai containing a atatement of amount of Slats Tax a<>|>urtioned to thia County for tbo year 1874, which on motion of Seperrror Phillip* was received and re­ ferred to lb- Committee on Finance. On motion of Supervisor Phillipa, the report uf County Superintendents of DENTIST oi ry/ieirs On mutton of SaiMrvisor Elliott, fur tter action oo said aca “ *“ indefinably poetp- nod. Ou motion ot tfopi Boerd adjourned until eW-rEfesSKrtx-a atounnwit »»ck! On motion t lie'report «ai Boasted. Bupervisut Emory moved that each account be taken op eepwstely in rota­ tion and passed upon, which mrtion did not prevail. On motion of Bopervisor Emory, ac­ counts No 84, 85 an I 89 were taken from the report and laid on the table. Ou motion of Supervisor Emory tbo report of the committee wav ed-ipted. Bupstvisor Henry Brown utforod the following resolution : Bmefrad, That the County Treasurer the rent on the Judgs of Probate qoaitvr yeerty s« tbs same shall becumadno. Oa motion the resolution was abipt- The account of Milo T Wte.hr aod six other* wore presented, and on mo­ tion of Supervi.or Emory wsto referred to the CxnmittM on Claim*. Ou motion Board sdjoarned until 7 o'clock this evening. Wm. U. Posxss. Clerk �IME You wiilfind at the Ootobe: 17th, 1874. J Board met punaant to adjournment. Rod called, 11unrum present After the reading of the Journal of yesterday's proceedings. Board tirocM>ded to buri- with a mixed and mongrel le^Lture. phyrtman*. Meenra. Dnnrford & Co. Raona Isura is Republican? Ath no druggists of this place, ore wiling large­ ly of your metlirinoo and the demand slHdny-iu^w^andAltorRive &{•« Qn motion of Baperrisor Keagle, the Clerk was allowed an order of five hun­ dred doltoro to apply on only. C*n motion of hupervfecr Burtt am the Sheriff was authorised and instructed to purchase tho ncceesary amount of wood for use of Court House and Jail. Tbo accounts of John M. Nevins, -SamtK-1 Bidloman and Daniel B. Draft, County Superintendents of the Pow, ibr balance of salary tor 1874, were pre­ sented and on motion refstred to the Comwittoe on Claims. ’* ’ On motion of Supervisor Ellkilt ac­ count* No. 34. 85 and 80 were taken from the table and referred baek to the ' Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Doors, 8ash, Blinds, Hoorii Siding, Door and Window Frames On motion ut Supcrvisnr Phiilipii, the report wa« accepted. On motion of Superritlor Kengle. the report was adopted. Tho Committee on Mucellaneons Claims through their chairman dupervi*or Day, further reported that they had examined the following accounts, and would recommend their allowance and MOULDINGS, 8350.000. A wlJBTBruit!.® ML Tte General Result appears to be leged a* tbe cause. There ia atill living in England. Lady that the opposition, ef «H shades sad Murray. yoangeU daughter of hues, elected a majority of represents- Virginia T„l._ c__ iv r'1 'r T>"_____ . i .. . ertissK tor eskwt esrossM. TsseSsrs tsrartires to the *aat congress, but the fig­ ures c innot be estimated with Winch ne- That account No 31 Ira allowed nt 81S0 75 ; account No. 35 bo allowed at • I 19 35 ; end account No. 39 be allow.ed at 8153 52. On motion of fiupcrviwr Phillips, tbo report was adopted. James W. Huughtaliu presented hia A moderately coarau towel is tbe beet artieto for bathing. It should be a yard lung, so that tire ends can bn taken in tbe hands nnd drawn across the back BEST GET They who do the world the mr«t good are not those who get the best pay for it. The clergyman who gets 8700 a year in the country ha* to bring to his profession talent of the highest possible order, and is compelled to do aa amount of labor that would kill an ordinary dray-horse, and the same may bo said of the country editor, the lawyer nnd tbe physician. But the popular aeton or singers—they have all tbe good things of life unstinted. Sothora for instance has played Lord Dnndrrey 5.000 times, for which ho has received an average of 8100 for on ch perform­ ance, making the snog sum of 82,000,­ 000 for the one piece. Joo Jefferson has played RipjVan Winkle 2,000 times, and has averaged over 8600 for each [■erformanco. He has msdo (and ha. it yet) over a million ol dolls:*. Booth gets 8600 a night when bo playa for a certainty, but be hat received as high as 88,000 tor a single performance. But the Opera ringers l>eat tho actors in enticing money out of tbe pockets of tho people Niteeon does not open her mouth short of 82,000 a night, and Lucca and tbe other aoag-birds get but little les*. They lire like Princesses | and x|hrow away money with both Done Promptly. SATISFACTION GUARANTEE! Baglay six hundred and Warm eight hundred majority, and elect both Keprtaantatt'eo and tbe entire Republi­ can County 'Ticket by derided raapiri- °O Broadway near the Iron Bridge. tl * ^KisksraTi aSura4.... Frtes. tte'----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- State Land Office. TbeCuttyr Machine in Full Blast. i -fji WorrrtFs IOsllsr............Crwe. X <0 Now (• the time to See Us Make Cutters by Machin* The action of two eecfesiaslicri bodies daring the past two weeks will mark an »rn in tbo two denominations represent­ ed. We allude to the defeat of Dr Seymour in ths Episcopal Convention, and tbe expulsion of tbe Lee Avenue Baptist Church by the Txxig Island As- I am prepared to Show my Aotoniahed Customers whv that I cun Sell Buggies and Cutten so cheap. First. edo nearly ail our new work by Machine.- ij ypower cost* but little. I don’t Ivave any Dogan-Head Mechanics. i. I boss the. Jd^pyselj. The work is tfKldonc the first time, and therrFifth. fore I do not have to charge any extra price j-r the Job to cover the expence of repairing it. dozen Buggies just alike, and can mako them cheaper on that account. h. I live on the profits of my own labor. i. I don’t have to pau rent.I know all about the Buggy business. When ] get a good. Mechanic I keep him. d. Tbe defeat of Dr. Seymour ie an event upon which the Church ia to be congratulated. As the Bishop-elect of Illinoia be waa the repreeentatireof that Ritualistic party in the Episcopal Church whose affinities are with the er­ rors of Rome, and whose influence m to introduce tbe confessional, tbo incense, tbe real presence, idolatry and other : odius practices of the Romish apoala*; NEWOFFERS! NEW IDEAS J. L. REED Seymour has boon defeated by the Con- ! rention to a cause for gratudv and rr. 1 jofcing. The expulsion of tbe Ijm Avenue Baptist Church tor allowing open com­ munion with other Christian Churches is one of those “backward advances" that fill the mind with amuement and grief. Il the latter half of the nine­ teenth sratury, with the example of the greatest, wriest and beat Baptists living and dead to testify against the deed of exclusion, tbo feci that a largo Aasoria- NOW 1$ YOUR TIME I SEE THE GREAT WATCH OFFER poet gets fifty dollars for n little poem, it i,i the purpose of the Pub­ it looks like poring a great deal for a publican party met with in Ohio and small piece of work, but remember that the poet labored weeks and weeks con­ Indiana, in October, have alrrmcd the lisher of the Banner, to settle j structing tho poem, and polishing and Republican Iradie* in New York, and with perron who doe* GOLDSMITH’S finishing the line* after they were con­ the hardest possible work ia being done structed. Tbe highest pay journalists to save the Empire Blate from the grasp businee* with the Banner office BBTAIT snurros toirship a church of its own foitli and ain New York is paid Whitelaw of the insatiable Democnicy. In the I, of tbo D-v'hme, who gets 87,000 practice, being the same u the of Heb­ Business University, prior to Jan. lit. 1875, and to Of DETKOrr. tetra kf hr tke tert wlmlwl hi per annum. Bromlev wbu is the dear­ city the waters are being vexed fearful­ ert Ball, John Bunyan, Dr. Angus and est wit on tho New York pres*, doe* his ly. Meetings are being held every that end Lm now making out C. H. Spurgeon, is enough to ohako delightful sarcasm on the Tninw for night, processions are movipg through 85,000 a year. But threo are excep­ tbe afreets every day, and money is be- [ bill* against every person in­ one's faith in the capacity of men to "OYSTER OCEAN" judge of troth and duty. . tional cases. From 820 to 850 a week 'ing spent like water. Wickham the! debted to the office, and Ac mutt is considered good pay. and the men These events mark eras in the two Ladies nd GaOaos Bat 1 rut Tammany Democratic nomiure fur May­ who get it are counted as lucky. Churches, Episcopal an Baptist Ritual­ or, is a tolerable decent man, but ho I prompt flettlement. Tho authors of books mako but very ism has been vetoed in one. Religious little by their wtuk. There is occasion­ ho has the taint of Tnmmany pn him i Liberty In the other. ally an Utscle Tom's Cabin, which made no stroug that all the best people are ' a fortune for the writer and two or throe for the publishers, and tho Lamp­ | anxious fur his defeat. Ottondorfer, the THE ELECTION. Lighter was just about os suctwasful. anti-Tammany candidate !■ tbe propria- • r tor SO C«at*. CthbtUtd Xev Twa Crvni But throe are two out of a million. Out tor of the Sloatt Zritmj, tbe loading , Up to the hour o! going to pres* all of one hundred books published, ninety Wales the Republican candidate is one i i» uncertain in the Stale, but we think of tbe editors of the FnmiijU Attrvrtn. that Bagley is probably re-alocted GovDoubtless Wickham will bo elected, I rruar by s very small majority, and that though Ottendorfer's candidacy will the Legislature is Republican, but all is ! take a very largo Democratic vote, aa ho still uncertain. In this County we lack ought The decent Democracy will not support Wickham, not becani” of any­ returns from three Townships, bat the thing objectionable tn the man, but be- i Republican Ticket, except Repreeontaeauae of hie surroundings Tbo good . tiro in the let District is elected beyond people of New York are very properly all qucstion^iy a majority ranging from arrrse t > any man who is backed by the about 100 to 1200. That tbo “Big In­ Tammanyitea, for Tammany baa but one 2,500 w considered a fair success, which gives tho author 8375 for his labor. The must of them manage to run their work through a paper first, that getting double pay. Bret Harte makes a g.»xl fair living by his pen, but as ynt ha» raved nothing. Messrs. Henri Brown. moving principle—plunder—and rdun- , jun" is beaten by Honest Charlie, and CoL TboniM W. Knox, end that cl ms of der ia the certain sequence of a Tam* i that u a victory worth going into ecstamany triumph. But though Wickham will probably In Eaton the Republican! made a The wornou writers do jost about the samk os dreir brethren—Shirley Dore, ba elected, it will be by a greatly re­ dear sweep, and Dr. Warren ia elected NellieX ■Hutchinson, Mrs. Runkle, duced majority, which will help the ■‘Olivia," and the great army of cmrree- State ticket in the rity. Gen Dix has a Senator in thia District by about 1600 pmnlente and magnxine writers manage hold upon the people of the rity, and it I majority. WiUiard ia re-elected by to make from 83,l>00 to 16,000 a year, is probably that a lanre share of the ■ some 2000 majority in this Ongrenutmthough there isn’t^one of them who This is the season to see fast horses in tke parka and on the traveling roads in tho vicinity. Tbo cool, crisp weather makes driving a delight, and I doubt if any rity in the world can rirow so much in tho way of speed. Cammodaro Vandcrtnlt is the hrerisst patrun of rapid horse flesh next to Bouner, of the Z«y • tt; but there are plenty of men un­ known to fame who keep stock quite av progreauro m cither of them. Thsro is one teem to be seen every day on the rood that can make its mite in 2.22 oMily. Tho horses bare been driven singly, ona in 2:19, aad tbe other in 2:18. It was sold to a California speculster last week for 810,000. And by the way there isno business »o profitable, that 1 know oY.-'as tbe raiaxag and matching of carriage horses. Any kind of a matched team that will do at all far a carriage, ia worth81,200; and teams so!) anywhere from that figure to 85,000. Thera teams, under­ stood. make no pretensions to speed or Any spproach to it They are simply PLANING RESAWING * MATCHING th. Tk. HmiNEW Sebert Jtoixtsr Baek . V.ln ~ " Pre ■ SO dore is very poor. Ilia lecture htuinoea wm ruined by the Woodhull business, and his enforced quitting of the JUvfnJnt wna another blow from which bo novar recovered. He is financially rnino<l. Beecher is not troubled in that way, for he holds bis pul tut and hit sal­ ary, and besides he was well off whan tbe trouble began. Bat Tilton has friends who will furnish him with the munitions of war, and be will mako a desperate fight for Ins life. Rnrh men don't die nasDy or quietly. the Baltimore and Ohio Road, tbe trnrk of the Michigan Central Railroa I, st Merchant Tailors, WE WAST AGENTS. Domedtic's in Endless Quantities. _ IG R 0 C h R I E S !i ' Judge Drummond, of ' ' .! Canned Fruits and Fish. directed an engineer fu examine the grade at Lake Station and report which road ooght to past over ar udfer the other, a*d the probable <xnt of the work. ;-rW‘ It ie claimed by tbe Michigan Central that sooner or later all the creasings south of Chicago will hare to ;ba aban­ doned on account of the delay, danger ^yistMiw biw and extra expense of watchtueu. fuel Preach aod Amari fte, beside the annoyance of prerengeru. Any one who hes been over tbo Michi­ gan Octroi, Fort Wayne, or any of the various roads which cross nnd reeross each other so many times near Chicago, knows what a nuisanco these cressings are getting tn be, »*fin full stop mart be made at each. Tffi RfflHG NEWS ’ /»«<r W./r. f Litton ■ and - Good - best Come and see for Yourself FOR MEDICAL PVRPOSEjI. Ww« »>”*■ J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. * ’ ,| Free delivery and on time. • Spooner & Hepburn Wanted- WM.-OllOCERY AND TEA. HOCHE Juit opened In Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE, 3 *»» »r Snr* ybere can Tie found s choice snd well selected Stock of Sup! and Fancy ' GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY Ac. ‘ -^cdfijpdfeiseortment of all kind* of Whole and Grom.. Spice* wo WRRANTED PURE. ,JMp lag, Sr. £smo, ID., July 8, U74 R. V.fmacx M. D. Bufirioo. N. Y. iI wish to add my teurimoay to the won­ derful curedre prvpertiei of your Alt. Ext., dr Grides Medical Diecovesy. I have taken great internet in this medisine since I firet used it. I waa badly uffiirted with dyspepsia, brer deranged Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest r“i: I Oi Htrrs recrivn! dnflv' I Kent County is dore bat probably I Republican, and Williams boats Wilber Tho indicalkxi* offo that tbo galiant 'by n very derided majority. Potter, Genera] Dix, in New York, is besten. elected^—If nro*®B^e Republican, ia elected over It is shameful that the Empire State — I Burrows in the 4 th District, and Wil­ has gooe bock on this patriotic old hero, but it seems that it has turned its back liams over Field in the 1st, and it ia upon hiq.. Thia will not alter tho sen­ ' possible Durant is elected in the 5th timents of tbo loyal people of tho land, over Bngole, though we do think that to whom ho will always remain .th* certain. Conger, Bradtoy and Habboll are re-elected beyond* doubt, *» sion of Janauachek. tbe Gsrman trage­ dienne. make a bit of interesting read­ ing. She hat one cross which has only Iha eyv* uf tbe world bn turned aptwenty-eight diamonds in it, and all of them of largo rise. Thon she ba- ou Mawachusata, which ha* elected chains, strung with precious stones, Guion Democrat, for Governor by a bracelets innumerable, and one pair of probable majority of 5,000 to 8,000, sottairo ear rings that costs 822,000. Trunks JOlu* STANLEY! U JEH-FX-OV AVFXt f. I1FTBOIT, 't’. lt necessarily final. Gent's Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry (foods of all Kinds, t count No. 60 was taken from tho report and laid on tho table. On motion of Supervisor Phillipa, ac­ counts No. -11, 45, 53 and 64 were tak­ en from tho report and allowed nt the amounts claimedOn motion of Supervisor Henry 11------ the report as amended was description MUSIC FOB SCHOOLS. SPECIAL NOTICE r FOR CASH LOW Dkuwxmrls uueaimouajy democratic. *• wnsnrvatins wiih,a roasorvstiv. gain In cow- OUR NEW YORK LETTER. On motion of Superrieor Bartram, leave was granted J. W. Iloughtalia to withdraw acooun(No.28. Tbe Commit too on County Buildings through thrir riutirmau, Supervisor Dewey, submitted the following report: Tbe C&nniitta* ou County Buildings would report that they have examined rlia Nnitdtnwv >■» reet y AU Idndsxif Praft in their Seaton. Business that will Pay Fresh Vegetable* alwajR on hand Al*o we hare a hill line of the be*l Shingles, L*th, ftg MH-If J. COUtABOX. FOR SALE I a clear gain of six. Among tbe notable incidents of this revriutiou. is tbo driest of Ben. Buller by a majority of over ! 10,000; the defeat of “pill-box Apr;” kSH BU YiuRS find it to their otdvantagr to ri amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. ..t>O TOOTOX-B TO IHOWOV1 GOODS part onhe City. one-third of her' wardrobe. And that tbo style may be' understood lot it be tbo election of George F. Hoar; and perfect wonder to myself, and since that known that there are many of them for tbe triumphant election of Gen. N. P. time we have navar bate withowt A botwhich she paid 812 per yard gold for the velvet on them. Tbe dreeras cost • a^W, , v„v in the-lwssa ____ Now York Is Democratic by a major­ ready at atl time* to fly to. the relief of ity, as our Uler dispatches advise, ol sscknasa—whhoqt chatge. Ws • bare 88,000. T2ra DemocratseMba a gained all the way frosa fire to tea cnegreen 9x11 T***W!rfWteq- evaxf oilw ee RfflUBTOP SEYMG UfflTE , lU^ctfully, Spooner Htpburn. • mA n t *WAR0n> • ‘ The “Medal of Fropsss," the Hastings ftetur Urocwvte* for tees tossvy IMS ■»« elk«r Rease Is Hullsfs. sail si H.A. BUSELL’S , they tteyareririreed to 4eI will rely meatirecMM remarkable, (though I oould gtreyre doMoh Aresy Kader, . but IbeDamtx Hastings, Mich. (•130 per Yeai,) ifys; Is the best Ft Ffiper /Co. �The _______ HOPKINS and BAMfJ _______ . ' the s.'*d<»w ul dealt, asro 'ly. gatbeiiug 1 for the p«T»ro- "r l-wr-fta’-tag th., re­ m .lain? <**«<• fox th* next *»d Iasi G.ft Gone, n <4 the Pubtie Lfbrs'rv uf Kentoray, tu owe uff Nuvomhcr 30, Tuo South turn b«« impuvn.isb.rt, and a reaautablo ab«r*-wl tuot 32,600,000 time to be disirib-«tod rib I* <»ty oe- 47 /Stowell 34; maj FIOITTRESl Hotchkiss 58; CMptni Proseewtor. .Bauer 11 FIOTURE81 L..m now all nlouc in the l*hn<ogr8i>h but nnd ns I hare made arrangeme:, to increase my facilities for <loiU{r be - - work than ever, all should call an .:<■« r. negative taken. Tbe superb or. • uf my work in tho past is a sufflri- guarantee nf firrt-claiw wqrk ia th itare. Rooms in Washington UI. -oath side State Street. ' JI Gta.Llta.rm •dy to Buy Wheat, Other Grain. and Holbrook 37 aoch; Corvelh 44; Wright 45 ; tnej. 6 and 7. W. Vroemsn has repairwl hi. totare 00 Broartway. He is now build­ ing n baruoahijpUM. Hogs! Hogs!! Hoge!?! The now sidewalk and fcot.Lndgo on Creek street ia a vast improvemoat and a great benefit to pedeotriaM. Ptoetuaxanno-.epend* morning, aftonuoa, or wbol. <tay more ple.*,^ than in visiting the public schools. priater; nor tu write uu both aides of Tho result In this county shows a the paper ; nor to use a pencil to hard msj'ority ol not lore than 2,000 aoafoM K»d polo that half th. wwd. cannol u read by the naked eye Lut week we Woman Suffrage. Tin nU»n„ u._ received such a letter. It was on a Ton are tight neighbor Hine, we are subject that waa of interest to tu; and “up aad doing” all that i. asUd of a. we tried hard to make out what our now, paying our -ubreription. prompt eorreapoudent meant, but were finally loroed to give it op aaa bad job. Pleas i Maidens should commence to thin use good .rkin pap,, and Mort ink or a of makingChrutaaspreeetrta for “him. black, soft load pcnriL Ink ia beat; Nothing-like taking time by the frot but if you .i«. . penal i.t U fc, No. 2. Write . a one erde of the paper only, and writh all proper names very plainly. Do this, aud the printers shall bltws yon and follow your copy with a, few mistakes as possible. Tbaanpii trade has been elreedingly active thia foU, creating a demand for barrels which it has ‘bean difficult to Mr I' D. .Icnuings tlw Maater. of supply, the Grange < I tho Patrons oflluband___ x -x_____ _ ry s. We.t CampWll. fofoa county. ----- 7?" uu e.’hibition and -for eale several "'•1 CU’?,J Jr*ire,! *" thousand of tho luiudsotnert apple hoc*, four years old t',.i: wo hare wed tn Winy a day.. Including Summer, Fall Ix»k over tho bills about us and see and winter rarictiei > Specimens may be seen and orders left with Hopkins if tho autumn foHage this year does not A Barne*. at tho City Drug Store. ' surpass in brilliancy and color that of many years past. C. F. Dwight has made a needed im­ provement to tbe south corner of State and Creelt Sts. by painting and build- (I .< 'liicbgu has not forgotten her duty, ,! whatever others may have done. Her 1 1 d»lrgatlon ia congress, ytands a unit for ! theRepubbcona. m. r, tian they should. You a ill bo b be happier, and being a fanner’s wile will not be each a dreadful tiresome aad Unfortunate persona who bet on tbe lonely life aa many girts hare ercry I wrong candidate can get their money * bock in the purchase ot the cheep g»o la Cider Apples Wanted. Girls, at you value yoor lira*, don’t get up and get break feat in tl>o morn­ ing. A young lady attempted it one day last wcok, and was burned to death Lists of 'Patents issued from the U. dented sale of Winslow is soothing syr­ S. Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, up. The Democratic candidates were for the week ending Oct. 12th, 1874, buying it to help them through them and each bearing that date. Furnish­ ed this paper by Cux A Cox, Solicitors through the sleepless nights. of Patents, Washington, D. C.: Found—In this city a few days since Machine for Dressing Moldings—J. ~ « lady'sgyld.bracelet The owner can Uve the same by proeinw property and Mills, Hart­ paying for this notice. Inquire st the gallery of Black & Chidester or at thia Cora husking has progressed quite rapidly this fall, for wo have had no bad weather to interrupt work until with­ in a few days peat. Tbe com stalks were juwar eecared in a better condition office cheaper than evw. - : This morning early, some one altar lighting a cigar threw the burning match between the old wooden building and the' National Bank Building, aU tho rubbish took fire and began to burn briskly, Nothing but its prompt dis­ covery saved u> from » eerious eonflaga- Mich., to Portsmouth, O., 400 miles, has been let to C. Howland. While 4 CU, of DeCsnoe. 0., who are now let­ ting sub-contracts. A. O. Loomis has immediate charge of the construction We find the above in one of our ex­ changes, and shall look forward with great interact for anything new qn the proposed route. The Surveyors ur» lo fitting the line and are reported to be nearing the city limits. Who darn say we are not to hare a new railroad. Latten remaining tn Hastings P. O. the stove, breaks the dock, whips the “old woman” and four children, and iincallod foe Nor. Sd, 1874. v then calla around to the Banro office G. W. Raich. Mice Frank Bronson. and begs the editor to path., name O Bentley, James Butter, Miso Hcuio in tbe paper, it» about time that free­ Clark, Howard Cook. Mrs Melissa Dodrick, Miss Rean Eaton. Miss Huldom shrieked. ' The Cno Indian summer weather of <tah Grawbarger, G. F. Gillett. Madison Hall, Mrs. Lucinda Jordan, Conrad Kahler. Thomas Kyk. Christina Mottos. Ail parsons who subsnribe for tho Purvis muoe, Mathew L Moore, Wm Bixtra prior lo Jen. 1st. 1875, and jrtf Bobtown, Mrs Olivia Smith, Dewitt C. Ca-L, will be credited and be CP™ a splendid weather for securing their Sly. Mrs. L Thunton, Wm. Warner, .PHIAL ANNODNCnaff. 1 . n akuk-r v— । Julia A. Towage, The Bixnx is tho brge«t and best H to the boot of Aset nWityTho balauus at. cash ia tbe MMa tereipr to Jan. 1st. 1878. tounty paper, contains more> news, bet; Ur selections of poetry and literature in the county. We shall eoon begta !tbe publication of a new ftory written; ftr •bigb-Ulle. Immodest_________ ____ •bow their bare limbs The f« tfodoea tawfNVM J“"s> o*- T””.’’J’-' BIG INGUN SINCE ELECTION. DETNurr. M lint ■»< w DAY AND NIGHT. City Drug Store, LIMSTONI IS DUD? Stop! Hearken Ye! To Whom it may Concern! Be it known, That J t-bnll keep in atock and fill to order C. SCHULENBURG, the Celebrated MssshMMers, ■imMa TsMes.sU mj see “»•"<>'. F'rres llstr. 11. w TcM*< W ad Im Beu Pirn DRESSMAKING. and WTARJI patterns, and Castings for all P L.O W S now in tse. Land and Calcined Plaster Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. • Commission .Merchants 93 ; majority 15. Circuit Court Com mieaionere, Cobb 94, Holbrook 93; Carveth_71; Wright 69; majority 22 and Ag.'icultuial Imolements INTER-OCEAN TmEE EDITIONS. raw, sn.-raijint mm. Pnitirtj fttnin, Kn. nt, sinojma tv rrasii IIU LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER, fcr-Wi., 'THREE MILLION ACRES L A N D S 93 Commssman, Willard 140 ; Liv­ ermore 57 ; mrj 88. Senator, Warren 141 ; Shaw 58 ; maj 83. Representa­ tive, Towne 106 ; Cole 91 ; maj 15. Sheriff Creasy 167; King 31 ; maj 136. Clerk, Powers 143 ; Paraeua 58 ; maj A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. 58 ; maj 85. Register, Hotchkiss 143 , Chiptaan 58'; msj 85. Prolocutor, Bauer 138 ; Bweerey 62 ; maj 76. C. 91.; mej 23. Senator. Warren 118; Jjfiaw 94 ; maj 24. Representative, Towne 71 ; Co'.e 185 ; maj 64. Sheriff 125 ; Kii.g 86; maj 39. Clerk, Poeera 120 ; Parson. 92 ; maj 28. Tree*urer. Wheeler 119 ; Stowell 92; maj 27. Register, Hotchkiss 120 ; Chipman 92 ; maj 28. Prosecutor, Bauer 105 ; Sweezcy 103 ; maj 2 C. C. Commis­ sioners. Cobb and HulLrook 120 each ; Carveth and Wright 02 ; maje 28. Cxaxros.—For Governor, Baglry re­ ceived 94. Chamber lain 111, maj 17; Congressman, Williard 02, Livermore 112, maj 20 ; Senator, Warren 91, Shaw 112, maj 21; R-praecntire, CUlins 83. Goodyear 124. maj 41; Sheriff Crvuy 96, King 108, maj 12 ; Clerk, Powea 104, Parsons 99, maj 5, Treasurer, Whwkr 02. Stowell 113, maj 21 : Reg­ ister, Hotchkiss 93, ChipmaiN 110, maj 17 ; Prosecutor, Bauer ill, Swrerey 92. maj 19; Circuit Cburt Commissioners, Cobb 92. HulLrook 92, Cerreth 112, Wright HO, majs 18 and 22. Cxsrxxroa. - For Governor. Bagley 18 majority. Congressman, Wiitord 24. Sesator. Show 21. Rcimceontatrre. Goodyear, 118. Sheriff Creasy 17. Clerk, Powers 56 Treasurer, Wtiooli-r S3. Register. Hotchkiss 46. Proeecutor, Baner 18. Circui’ Court Commit aiooer. Cobb and Holbrook 17. Tbe tote for this township kos nul been re­ ceived and we are unable to give only majoritiea. H*rrr>s« — For Governor. 11 igtcy re. ooivod 78 and Chamberlain M, maj- 0 i for Congrreeman, Williard 78, larsrmore84, nmj.A; Semter, Warren 78, Shaw 88, maj. 6; R^repontelive. ColIM fi6, Goodyear 97, maj. 82 ; Sheriff Croeey «. King 82, maj. 1; Cterk. tienatot, Warren 91 ; Shaw 60 ; maj 81. Representative, ^ollitto 64 ; Goodyear 94 ; imj 30. Sheriff Crony 107 ; King 48 ; maj 69. Clerk, Powen 107 ; Parsons 43 ; maj 59. Treasurer. Wheeler 92; Stowell 68 ; maj 29. Register, Hotchkiss 104 । Chipman U ; maj 50. Proeeeator, itaner 77 ; Bwecaey 77 ; tie C. C. Commiesionor.. Cobb 95; Hol brook 98; CWreth 60 ; WngtlfiO; maj 86 and 38. . Tnuavarrix-For Governor, Bagley HO maj ; Cougroeeman, Wffliajd 180; Senator. Warren 148 ; Representative, Collins 170 ; Sheriff Creasy 172; Clerk, Powers H5; Treasurer, Wheeler 151; Register, Hotchkiss 157; Prosecutor. Baasr 15; Circuit Court doms, Cobb and Holbrook IM each. Full vote not received. . ■ WcoDtijrn. —Tlie majorities aro as follows: Governor, Bagley 15; Con­ gressman Williard 25; Senator, Warran 13 i Representative, Collies 1; tJhexfff, Cremy 29 ; Clvrk. Powers 48; Treasurer, W heeler 48; Register, Hotehsiss 47 ; Prosecutor, Bauer 24 ; Circuit Court Corns, given as 25 to 85. Tm*B Sraixaa.— For Governor, Bagley received 76; Chamberlain 60; majority 26. Congreesmaxi, Willard 80 Lirvrmcro 47 ; majority 83. Senator, Warren 79; BUw 48 ; majority 31. Hotckkiat ”8; Chipman 19. Pliescntor, Baner jarUy*; fiogirter, HolchkMe 81. Chip- |31; So^en^ <W; majority 1. Circuit man 81, tie; Pro-carter, Bauer 74, ।Court Cammlsjfoacts, Cobb aud Hol­ Sweerey 86, majority 12 brook 80 sock; Carreth Md Wrwbt Cm er Haanwa, 1st Wa» -F-» 42 ■ each; majofity 88. Governs, Begley received 31J Cham­ berlain 38; maj 8. Senator. Shaw 46; Warren 30; Mj 10. Bapreewtetm, Goodyear M; CoUbe 21; »»j 80. Kwriff Orreay 44; Ksag 37 ; msj. 17. . Di5r°Ho Ivy,’ of all CL’RTIS, DODGE. ROBINSON iin tm«a re aw 101 ; Parsons 41 ; maj 6*’’. Treasurer, Wheeler 99; Siowoll 43 ; maj 56. Reg­ ister, Hotchkiss 99 ; Chipman 43 ; maj 56 Prosecutor, Baner 68; Swearer 70 ; maj 2. O. C. Commissioner, Cobb State Street, RaatingB, Mich. lavtee.—For Governor, Bagley re­ ceived 83 ; Chamberlain 90; majority 7 G.-ngrevva>an. Willard 94 :' Livermore 80; majority 14. Senator, Warren 93; Shaw 70; majority 14. Rap-'reeutaliro, Collins 08; Goodyear 107; majority 80 Sheriff. Creasy 91: King 81; majority 10. Clerk. Powers 105 ; Persona 69 ; majority 36. Treaauier, Wheeler 95; i Stowell 78; majority IT. Register, Hotehki>a 99; Chipman 74 : majori'y COTUTDB Sira? I. JQBTT - The Port Office Deportment ia etill I dissatisfied with portal cards made al Cm or Hernias. 4rn Wean-—For Springfield. Ex pena axv that they are Gurernor. Bagley received 96; Cham- made of Manila paper and diable ealrn deiod, aud not in ado of rage-. as inquir­ Willard 98; Livermore 74 ; maj 34. ed by contract. Senator, Warren 88 ; Shaw 84 ; maj A Representative, Collins 76; Goodyear 93 ; maj 17., Sheriff Croeey 138 ; King 35 ; maj 92.V dark. Powers 137 ; Par­ sons 33 ; maj 102. Treasurer, Wheel­ er 106 ; Stowell 66; ms| 41. Register. Hotchkiss 184 ; Chipman 88 ; maj 96. Prosecutor, Bauer 60; Sweoaey 90 ; maj Da Jfpn’s Ltvra Puts — It is easy 39. C. C. Commissioner. Cobb aud enough to make a pill, but to make » good pill, ah! that's the difficulty: There are rboap, harsh, drastic piiL. Wright 70 each; maj 30. that are of-even lews bmefit than a Hora.—For Governor, Bagley re­ dose of salts ; Lot a good medicine, like ceived 50. Chamberlain 71, maj 21; Da. Mon'sLrrra Pm*, which peu>Congressman, Williard 66, Livermore tratra tu tbe ant of diseuo, 1, • uesid 45, maj 21 ; Senator, Warren 66, Shaw cratum indeed. Will poutirely cure all Sold every­ 45. maj 21 ; Representative, Towne 54, diseesra of the liver. where. Jaws F Hkxbt, Craatx 4 Co , Cole 64. maj 10; Sheriff. Creasy CO, Fruprietoro, 8 aad 9, Collt^- Use,-, King 5S, tuaj 16; Clerk, Powers 70. Parsons 62, maj 18 ; Treasurer, Wheel­ er 70. Stowell 51, maj 17 ; Register. Hotchkiss 67, Chipman ,56, mnj 12 Prosecutor, Bauer 65, Swtoxey 61, maj 11; Circuit Court Coms.. Cobb and Hol­ brook 67 each. Carveth and Wright 55 and 53. maj 12 and 14. / Amtum.—We hsvo only leoo'ved the following Republican majorities from i this township : For Governor, Bagley 49. <'ongressman. Willard 25. Sena­ Orajraxvnxs. - We hate only re. tor, Towne 31. Sheriff Creeay 43. reired the following majorities. For Clerk, Powers 57. Treasurer, Wheeler Governor, Bagley 87. Congressman. 49. Register, Hotchkiss 49. Prosecu- Willard 48. Senator, Warren 45. Repreecutativu, Towne 36. Sheriff, Creasy 66. Clerk, Powers 45. Treas­ urer, Whoelar 46. Register, Hotchkiss 45. Prosecutor, Bauer 30. Circuit: Cotirt’Cotntnisrionnr, Cobb 45; Holbrook Sides ia another ocs rtyfen ean be had at th. Bawrr. Repiitai tatj Titist M. norm । oRjtnr Commission Merchant, Lung fever, connuun cold, catarrbll forer, and nasal discharge of a brown ish color in hones, may iw checked ut one* by liberal tire of Hheridan'a Caval­ ry Q>aditi»n Powdets. ' Parson* 40; maj. 55. Treasurer, Wheeler 07 ; Btowell 67 ; tie. Regirter. Hotchkiss 92; Chipman 44 ; maj. 48 Prosecutor. Bauer 39; Sweeeey 881 maj. 49. C. C. Comrai-aioaer, Cobb and Holbrook 61 each; Cerveth and Wright 72 seek; msj. ll. Help your wives iu every way you can. trivial though it may seem toyoa. For instance, keep aa extra pair of shoos or slippers in tno ball or entry, end always remember to change your dirty boots before entering her clean roomi. Then you may bo sure of a smile of welcome, aa no dirt will be left after you for her to clean up. In ' the evening comb your hair aa carefully I es ever you did ia your courting days, put ud a clean coat or dreesing gown, aud when you take your paper to read do not read to yourself and leave her to lonesome thoughts while sewing or mending, but remember that she, too, has been working hard all day and is still working- Read to her whatever interests you, m that her interests and opinions may grow with yours, that she It re said that stove-papas fit uncom '> mor. <y hard this season, and demon i airate anew how much missionary work ‘ reauuns to be done at home. advertised by Mm A. N. SABIN, Tho aaasou for coughs and eokfs i» Cm o» Hsmses 3d Wain—For rapidly approaching, and every ou« bo prepared tu check the first Governor. Bagley received 53 ; Cham- should ' eywptotns, as a cough contracted brtween now and Christmas frequently Willard 54 ; Livermore 73 ; maj. 19. Inste ad winter. There ia bo better Senator, Warren 44 ; Shaw 78 ; maj. remedy than Johnson's Anodyne Lini­ 34. HrpreeynUtire. Collins 45 ; Good­ ment Fur all diseases ci the throat year 87 ; maj. 42. Sheriff Creasy 90; and lungs it should bo used internally King IS; maj. 45. Clark, Powers 95 ; and externally. Oata, and' fat OU Indian meal. " Painting and Graining. PMi DRUGS tri 1RDIJINKS. Una Im Ml 1 ftr Cal libel A FIME8IAIM ilOWIITItEIION. THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ; mat Mas tree •• reretnae a eaM-eala rtrvWM w। । liUsttm, ltd uitaffil Km, Fran ui bnatx OnatEtaeA F1IIT-CLAI1 NEWBPAPEI Obstacles to Marriage. Kiss e*s. Dsrttst.m wsysrt. de de <*raeea*.eeBsveye<1eMtS*aswsde ] National Newspaper, ’ . ; 'THE । I WHOLE WESTERN COUN- JO so SnSSsiHSl t s THE FLOWER asreitaoMMem WWWatooa. Ue AUls<sM«eMaetVe« MKSer. 4s 4s a « OF KILDARE. 1 AStOIBER sns. BI lEIBfin. ; : ; ALMAGE'S SERMONS SI Portfolio of Gems, �lainti. Prof. Foiltrt scriptioa of hit travels in America, so far forgotten th* dignity of hl* high pomnon as to touch on American cooks and kitchens, and not in a way flatter­ ing to efaher. Jernes W. Parkinson, of Philadelphia, for forty years an Atun- Yr fajB Jattoi & faitai agents wanted YOUMANtf Archduke may know about oookiag. Snatching a few moments' leisure uum tbe arduous labors of hh profession, he baa enterwd th* lists against his imperi­ al antagonist and com* out tbe victor. Indeed, after reading Mr. Parkinson's defense cf American diihes. w* fsel a just pride in our national cookery Th* Duke is no match tor the oook when the scene of the contest h the kitehen ; and he fares abouijn* well there aa Perkin son would belore a Huaaian needle-gen. The Grand Doke bad tbe rashness to say that ’in America tber* are are no American cooks and no American dish­ es. What a terrible awakening he meat a boy as Ulpbm and MU* as I am. He know* I would be a n«v child ia bia grasp, aad bo deliguta in I showing hia strength against my weak- cr» like. Alexia ba* nor very good reajuu lo believe that there are Ameri­ can coeka—at least that there is one, Ejer, FILES tKsA^.tssnxf Carroll'* heartbeat last. Probably Weeton would not mis* tbe roll until he waa in the school-room, and be would not, by tbe rule* of th* school, bo al- *20 ■ICHICSH CUTUl V. H. Grand River Valley Division ilSKS. capitalists. Parklawn grant* that in moat.uf our hotels tbo cooking depart­ ment is under the charge of French cooks, —of such, for the most part, how. aver, as were u>t able to get along in tbe buuueaa in their own country. Tbia ho says accounts for the fact that hotel trbles frequently present such wretched (are, while the tables of wealthy private gentlemen afford such MOtUeat eating. As far a* French cookory goes, tbe , French get th* credit ot n great deal that does not belong to their at all. They bare n wonderful capacity fur 1 adapt lag and appropliating to them- I “Now you young fellow at toe table reading tbe evening paper, and nodding in a surly way to your mother and sis­ ter, take a test. It your clothes breathed a delicious fragrance—say of hslitropes and roees—hut would du so only when you were at home, or only when you went abroad, which will you choose T Would you smell sweet at bum*, or Yniaoaa Urmtu Lavr shown their great carstile powers in tbe most obstinate and intractable cxsrs. For inflammatory aud'Chronic Rheum at I sill, Gout, llihoa*. Bcmitlanl and Intermittent Fevers, Discs vie al ths Blood. Ltrvr, Kidneys, snd Bladder, these BiUcri hate no oqtud. Such Diseases are tensed by Vitiated Blood. S75.OOO 00 l,.Tt.VJ2i?.Tll“tK .Sana ItCIAh'.Cssslr at C* •Rtssxrw. SINE’S ntIT HIT IHOIli THE IT. UmKIs^mMi GIFT ENTERPRISE ss-sma s4 PETERSON'S MAGAZINE >M 4*7. tke IM>Ml». I wsvuses. w a* ■esbtbsrv< sieve sv mess! •< AtetiuE-KriM at bom* for your own comfort aad en­ joyment, you curmudgeon, if nothing else. But what is domestic courtesy but tbo breath of belnropev and row, at home? It ia aa much for your own pleasure that you should bo pleoMat at it ia for that of others. Tbo happiest •'Then, Carroll Fairwrl!, before the whole school, I ask if yuu w ill take my hand and forgive me all 1 have said aud doo* to pain you? Yow hare shamed me more than once by your Christian patience, bat never ao deeply aa yon shame me to-day by returning •trw.it THSEUB ULB IB KTOHTH every kind, while wo carefully bide them from the stranger' When the guest arrive* wo slide a chair over tbo rent in the carpet, and slip a tidy over tho worn edge of tbo eola-cusbioa. aad lay a prettily bound book over tbe ink­ stain upon tbe parlor table-cloth ; aud so at his coming the flying hair ia -FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT stzoothed, and tbo sullen look gilled IN AID or THE ANOTHER CHANCE ! denly wuudvwfully rosy Spring. Aud buw is youth to know that this buns*, whore everything seem* to smile, is nut alwaye as warm and aunny aa be finds it? Yet ibis young woman, ao neatly dreosed, so quietly mancred, *u fascinating to tbe young man, may be the most inefficient of human beings. Kull ha cau nover A man was leaning, much intoxicated, against a tr»s; anta* little children com­ ing from acbool saw bitn tber*. and at one* arid to each other, “What shall CARROLL’# TEMPTATION. Tho greatest pleasure and tho greet­ cat pein of Carroll FairweITa life waa going to school—tho greatest pleerare, lx cause be was fond of study, and hia mother worked hard to give him tbe time for it and to clothe Um decently; tbe greatest pain, because tbe lad was crippled. and tbo straight, well-made txys ridiculed him aud taunted hhn with bia crooked back, ths result of a fall in infancy. No on* in tbo large school of fifty •cholera. was *o fond of tbe cruel amusement of exciting the rage cf tbe poos hunchback by taunts and sue*** as Weston HaH, the leader of Ma daaa, ths handsomest and smartest of ell Mr. Grey’s echolnrs Tho atodie* (bat Car­ roll conquered by patient, laborious sp.dkelion, Weston learned .maily, and the two were the beat and first of lb* large number of whihra. Weston Hall waa the son of a rich man, bad been patted and indulged from hia cradle, and was accustomad to have his will a law bath at home aud amongst hia schoolmates; and It anger- usx4.%5?5S IWHIIM put it to proot He takes tho divinity upua trust. AU be knows is She ia a woman and bo lovee her. An t whether be thinks that household intelligence ' and thrift and endless coartasy ecme bv nature, like Dogberry's rending end writing, or whether be assstr.es that, having * mother, his peerless prince-* has been carslolly taught all tbo duties of * queen, or whether, as is most probabla, be knows only that bs lores, the duty of (bo parent is still th* Mme. ivs PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCT: HOVEMBER 30, 1874. SUPffiBPRHUHJIGRATlIG! Sv.o« « ICEOF .B2 Briggs House, Randolph BL and Fifth Ato., CHICAGO. pa| er be waa requested to bring. "Thank you, Bridget," laid tbe little fellow a few boon alter, aa ba received MICHIGAN STATE L*ND OFFICE. a giee* ot water from his none. “Wail, lira. Bron, you biro tbe NEW PHOTOGRAPH FEROTYPE GALLERY I F. CM I Him & co Mlewelewass ser Urge OiasraJ Aa «*Sm COPYING AND ENLARGING OLD AfWWKECiffl! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-11-11.pdf ed65b20c8f26800f617ee16a81a7699d PDF Text Text Ti|e Rk"r'l»ucM< Rjria or imitTismc. VOL. XIX. NO. 29. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTYJMICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1874. and Iiwbs Canb. a ^U*<-**'* ®tna*r booked the en- . ’Now you promise that, uncle, don' ,Art>oi<! <ad dragging it out! you r ate said brightening. If hi *** Mtefo—dnp- com* with pienty^fmooey bofcre you; । want to loan he shall marry ma and nobody sine.’ 'Ay, if be cornea. But, Agatbn, no nonsense. Jost think of what Tvo bate talHagyoa. And at anr rate be cinl to Farmer Lovill. If this man Win­ wood was hero and askad for ye, and married re, that would bo a very differ­ ent thing. I do mind naw that I saw article of clothing. There I'll pot it ou aomet hiog about him and hia doings io Ub yo”’."*nd you *' the papers; but ho is a fine gentleman by I his time, and won't think of stoop­ Then fanner Lovill rati rod. lifting lag to a girl like yon.- « you had bet­ ter take the on. wt^is randy, old hsi fingwrv privately to-------------------mant or *• •— —" —— i— men's darlings fare vary well aa the "What world goes. WeshhUbe off in urn. moaths, mind; that I've nettled. And moetiaga have a way at making themooatrivud on. , — ~n- »» l«—u r exclaimed in surprise. ------"O forgive ma! Hr. Wiawuod. I have so wanted to teU yua of ymu afo. 1 411 day-but 11 omilda : wd it U so waeksd and wrong Agatha Poma •t thanulL" 6*« r. Al ul nird telartsn « ‘1 don’t like writing. '------ v—- 1'11 send it down to him by one of the children*' aaid Agwy. tookisg wistfully at her note with a little fooling that vhe should like bi have it.baek again ■Oh, M, it is not niramiry.' said her pl<-esaat adnedr He rang tho bell; rartfiah wish to have him in England nay price, evea that of failure, had •a bat a paroxysm of the wrwtetad irting, and waa now quite extinct ■cumstances combined to hinder anbetwtea !hem boforo ---- —■>— — ,U B0T Agatha had only to work and wait, aad the fanner made tho latter more •*V- In her spare hour, she would wander about tho rivar brinks and into t^’TOPPe*’- and tborw wmvv thoughts of him by proceaere that young women understand so wall. She kept a diary, and in this, sinoe there were fow events , to chronicle in her daily hfe. she skalcbod the ohaagaa of the landscape, noted the arrival and departure of bud. of ly looking for Miss Lovill this morning paasagv, the times of stossw and foul I saw the back of her head yesterday, wsether—all which information, being and I have often beard how very good m.xed up with her lite and taking color looking she is Ah ' suppose had been she ? I wonderHe did not complete the sentence. The driver mounted again, touched the horse with the whip, and they jogged WHOLE NO. 963. feared he erne seen by bar as well—yet hoped otherwise in the interests of hia passion—for she came and drew down the window blind, completely shutting oat his gun. The light vanished from this pert and re-spnearod in a window a Nothing so dehnite was said to her again on tn« matter foe some time. The old ywornin hovered around bar, but boosing the result of the interview be­ tween Agatha and her unde, ho forbore town ranger his suit by nrwipttsacy Bat one afternoon he could not avoid "Aggie. when may 1 speak to | juu upiu a serious subject F* “Next week." she Iv plied instantly He bad not been prepared for «uch a 1 ready answer, and it startled him al- I moat as much as it pleoaed him. Had RACING FOR A HUSBAND might have been Jdforvni. Agsdha. with all the womanly strategy she wa> j ca-iable of. had written poat-haste to . Os wold after the cunvmariou with her unde and told him ot the dilemma- Al the end of the present week his answer, "Bern ita deary-oary heart I it w go­ if be replied pith hia customary punc­ ing to speak to ma I" said the old man. tuality, would bo lure tn cornu. Furti- I BMwatening his lip., tooting atilt mire fled with hia letter, she thought she daepuratoly upon his stick, and straightentng himself rat an inch taller "Bho liioooviry that bo ,wai Parkes that I had eu the day or two before From that time we reed to meet every morning i' do not doubt but the* were a good many silly things said between ua. .A t any rate, oue afternoon, who should drive up to the door but Col. Farkee wuhing to see father How my heart boat, an. teasing the balustrade. DESTINY AND A BLUE CLOAK. ■‘GocM morning, Hua Lovill !" said the young raaa in the free manner usu­ al with him toward pretty and inexperi­ enced country girls. Agatha Pullin. the maiden addreaed, instantly tmrroivwd how the mistake had atiM-a Miss Lovill was the owner of a blue iiu’mran wrapper exceptionally gay fur a village, and Agatha, m aspir- I carrier. "Why. 1 thought wo wore the it of emulation rather than originality. “fi'dEPST.l. .bo „ Lad purchased a similarly enviable ar­ grew more of on old maid and showed ticle for herself, which she wore to-day rather stupid. symptoms of fading. One day Agatha's r— _. t. _ __ t_ __ '•Who is that wornstn F’ "Miss Lovill, of Cloton. She altered uncle, who. though still a 'handsome her mind about staying at Betminstar, man in the prime of lite, was a widower with fear children. to whom she acted and is come home again." the part of eldest sister, told Agatha that Fiennes Lovill waa shoot to beeease DENTIST Miille MicM^an. I to him for tho purpose, when be added, ‘T've been hoping to meet you. I have heard of your-well, I mast say it— beauty leug ago. though I only camo to Beaciintter yesterday." .Agatha bowed—her, icoutrsdictioa bung hack-and they lWalked slowly alocg tho esplanade together without • peaking anothw' word after the above point-blanlc remark of hia. It was ori- plare. just nineteen, and of no repute as yet tor cumeUnesa, though she could undoubtedly boast of mucti. Now. was the speaker. Oswald Winwood, to be toki that be had not alighted upon the true Hsian, he would instantly apolo­ gias foKhi mistake and leave her side, a rontiEgeney of no great matter but Siiflcal aid Metlairal DENTIST SMIIOL KARIS! Chromo CHROMOH ! HIM AID NEW PRICES mignonette which had been sadly neg­ lected since her lover's departure, and she began to water it. aa if inspired by a sudden recollection of ita condition. She poured from her water jug slowly along the plant*, and then, to her sitonish»est. ■liecavwed bar eldoriy friend be- marry h»r Iwforo the !im» uarnid for the family'a de)-artur* fur Quoeoetend Agatha danced about for joy. But there waa a |»elscrint to the effect that she might as keep du> oromise n secret for the prevent, if .Lc cnatvuwntiy could, that hia intention might not b>< “A rude old thing !" she murmured. come a public talk in Cloton. Agatha Directing ths spout of tba jag over knew that he was a rising and aristo­ cratic you g assn, end uv at oece bow writing Jour name hero,' she said in a voice of playful indifference •What in UP said Lovill. looking over and reading “If Oswalt Winwood cviuea to marry .Agatha Pudin befiira Novvrabvr. I agree bo give her up to "Well!" .aid .Agatha, and she thought, “What amend lor a beauty!” And yet it was all reasonable enough, not withstand.ng that Mias Lovill might have looked a little higher. Agatha knee that thia step would produce great alterations in the small household of Cloton Mill; and the idea of having its.sunt and rater the woman to whom The mill stood beside the village highway, from which it waa separated by the stroam, the latter forming also the boundary of the mill garden, or­ chard, and paddock on tba! side. A visitor crooned a little wood bridge im­ bedded in oosy. aquatic growths, and lover, affected Afatha wim a slight found himself in e vpsev where usually thrill of drva-1. Y et nothing had ever b«en spoken between the two w mon to show that Frances had heard, much lets resented, the viplanalxra in the van ' oa that night of tho return from Wey-1 He was a bachelor, or be would proba­ bly never had appeared in thia history, sod be waa mostly full of a loyish marlimeat rare in asm al bin years. To-day hia business with the milter had been eo imperative as to bring him in person, and it waa evident from their talk tn the mil! that the matter waa payment Perhaps ton toinuteo bad been spent in __ :_ -_______ —i___ .a- -i-i r-____ _ and unexpected from her node ‘1 will agree to what Mr Davids ad­ vises about my mere daily behavior !>•• lore Oswald cumee, but nothing more, she aaid. That is, L will if you know for certain that be is a good uin, who fears God snJ| keeps the Cummau i- I reached tho croaaiug and then croev •■ver to the other, and so aauund. home. One fine morning I sei out, thinking I «'<uld have a good ride before tab test ufth/family were awake.- Dick was very impatient until I was fairly seated, when be sped away like lightning, my H« wrote hw name than. ’Now I hair flying ted Dick's issue waving is have dune it, and shown my faith,' he the broeee. “While I waa irking st thii seal. and at oneo rained liia fingsri an if rale, Ihck suddenly slopped short, an I turned hia head to tho op;xMiie road. I looked .up to see what wa» the matter, w hen to bay grant amuiemeui. 1 eaw a tall, manty figure swted on a coal slack horse, coming my way. 'Now for a race,' thought 1. Dick promise, bat I had not yours' ‘Iso wants my alate.* cnad the child •I’ll bay y»u a naw uoe. dear,' sal Agatha. and soothed her. I ly of the event wbish childish as it had been. dterotnfiooed him foe the moment. [ •Oh. that', nothing.’ said Milter I"U. hn assuring; 'only play. She's a mere guidly. When she reached tho vicar's study । child in water, even now, and she did it Agatha began her story with raoervs only to tease y»- Why, site overheard and said authiag about ths oorrr>[«ra-. your whisper that you though* she liked d«t.cw with Oswald, yet an intense long­ ing to find a friontj and confidant led her to indulge in more fooling than she had in leaded, and as a finale she wept The gonial incumbent, however, -n» mainsd quite cooL the aecret being that ^YoT I where is ha now t I quite fotgot." “U India still. Is it poeaibto that you don't know about him. and what a great man he's getting f There are •So the difficulty is,’ be aaid hi her, paragraphs about him in our paper vary often. Tho last was about aoene ■bow to behave in tn is trying time of traaalahur. from Hindoetaai that he'd waiting for Mr. Winwood, that you mat been making. Anu he's earning home please parties all around and give otlease to none ?' ‘Tea, sir, that's it,' sobbed Agatha, . tittle farther over hw toea, aad hie wondering bow bo rould have realised chin a littfo farther over hie breast; and bee position so readily. ‘And uncle h .proportion aa ba famed down his mm to earth did pretty fomalss torn up tbeira at him. They might have hlted him aa a Iriead had he not shown tho abnormal wish to bo ragmdod so a lov­ er. To Agatha Pollln this aged youth waa positively diateatofnl beck before yw unele leave. Engtariff*. T know be will.’ Thea pmfy old Mr- Lovill in this Snvu Tomi runs. -Scald them in or­ der to remove the skins. Cut them up sod pat them into a saner pun. with a little sail, a bit of batter and coma fine crumbs of bread or pounded cracker. Let them stew gwntly an hoar; if yea like them sweet, add sugar ton minules white part of a hotted cauliflower aftar it la cold and chop it Tory small, and mix with it a sufficient quantity ol wall boatea egg. to make a very thick bettor, and thorn fry it in frueh batter, in a •mall pan, end send it to tba table hot. Csaaoxino, A Noawmtax Dun -It consists of mince meat, eggu, and fins borbe made up late a kind of cake, au-t then fried or baked. The tneat, proba­ bly, if cooked in u oedinan way, would defy mastioatioa, bat thus treat­ ed it la really a dainty plate. Buriy om third of tho stnlosus of Dart month teoeh school during the winter, and Work at barvustiag dunng (be be tamed down my road te if to meet summer, we need have Bo lees ab»at me. I could see him quite ptaaly as tta dignity of labor becoming an otwohe passed, and arnite the intMsetiag dis­ covery that he wad a tall, baadewma man of about twooty-four- I also dis­ covered a marry twinkle in hie eyso and a rogaiah smile, that looked extremely natural to me, and made me almost think 1 had coca him before. I waited until bo was fairly out of sight, then bounding from my hiding place, I — —-.1 —Ul■• ■ .-J �ntJFwsarycttriMtotb* thousands <C Uni. .E. ..KU fc, iu---------- Qxutilutiaa, or that Kristy rfaation.l obl.gstwu, of a p*. cuniary nature, o- that tho souod sense end hourety of the country in regard to tho currency, will bo penufted to he per­ interfered with by continited Democratic sucrea* at th* polls. And Tri, Democratic aucc*** means all of that, and more. I: means th* dretruetfcn of th* rights of millions the free bright and pleasant reading. Tho atoriea, sketch** aad postal ar* as th* improvement of character; William Baxter, th* inventor, with a portrait; Th* Kaffir Boatman; Personal lad*pend*no* in Woman ; Id—1 of a Wife; of fomHiaa ere advised on a sore sub­ ject ia this pithy chapter; Famous Trow of th* World ; Pro-Adamlta Man MrtiatUBibte Baawtea, many gaaiian* of vain* to th* former, and much reading of a practical and «atertaining sort in Answer* to Corr—pond•nte hx*,Rsyw. M rente for th* number. Bubecriptlona ar* now ia order for 1875. Address 8. R. Wills, PabtaUr, 389Broadway, N.Y. national debt, and th* dHmor of th* Amarican’name and fam*. Knowing that th* people Ia their cooler moment* know all of thia and appreciate tho conowjueore that would b* sure t. follow, wa Irmly b*B*ya they will make thee* temporary rcversei but stepping-stones to that grand victory for aril and po­ litical rights, to which tho work ot the Republican pirty is directed. Under the above head wo hud in th* Detroit Thlit of Saturday, th* following articl* which w* specially tiou Republican* by who** vote* Hou H. A. Goodyer go** to the Hour* ot Beproeentalivea from thu District: We tru»: tba ultra ProhlbltlonbU. who hare been knifing the Republican Ouvxn Ornc'a Maaanxx is *v*a party la Michigan with Increasing vlgmore full than usual, w* think, at attroctiv* features far young p*opl*. A* for illustrations, m addition to th* pic­ ture* which accompany th* storire and skstahaa, Ihar* ar* tour fin* full page Democnu* on the temperance question. engravings of unusual m*riL A* foe They have run scrub tickets whenever fiction, there ar* three additional chap- and wherever they thought they could tore of Oliver Optic’s story of Th* Dor­ ■trike down a Republican, and at many cas Cab; two cf Virginia F. Town- tlmea aad In diver* places where they e*od’a story, Thai Queer Giri ; aad four knew they could accomplish nothing, sxcepf to stir up a feeling ot distrust of Kijsh Kellogg’a story, Sewed by th* and discontent. They have sown the wind; they will now reap the whirlOliver Optic gives an account of the trial trip of th* great steamer City of Peking; Charles Barnard contributes a story,Th* Bpriag-Clad Shoe* ; there are artiefe* by Gso. 8. Bnrleigh, Elisabeth whether they are Joat aa much to be trusted aa th* Republicans on thl* Dudley and others; and tbe customary deeply Important question. Chosen, miscellaneous departments are full uf every one of them, on a platform good things.. Olkor Optic', for .1876 of- pledged to License and opposed to Pro­ fees a long list of stiraoCoa*. among hibition, tbelrnnalded vote* will nearly which we nottoe a new story by the cd- carry any antl-prohlbltlon measure itor. Ocean Born, or Th4 Cruise of tbe through the Legislature. Enough Re Club*; Wolf Run, a serial by Elijah publicana who are honest believers in the greater value ot a license law to reg­ Kellogg ;&unt Betsey a Treasure, a at­ ulate the liquor traffic will easily be rial for tba girls, by Herbert Newbury; a aerie* of Qlnstrated papers by Mire Humphrey, under the title of Tb* Art lute majority. Many more Republicans, Club, giring popular ins traction in Justly *ui thoroughly enraged at the drawing; several sea stories by an old scurvy treatment they have received at whaleman ; and some iUustrated artid«a the hands of these special friends ol on Life ia th* Naval Academy at An­ temperance, will, doubtless, swell toe License *14* of this queetloo. napolis La* A Shepard, Pnblhhsra, Th* next Legislature, under such clrcumstaneea, 1* certain to paaa a resolu Uon submitting to a vote uf the people It in the purpose of the Pub­ with every person who does UM Wil Mill PL.W HILI. YOU WILL FIND OF an appropriation of toward, ing rerarvoir on J.Ssrson Arid, of th* Railroad, was accepted o ferred to th* Fire Committee L IT. & C. G. BENTLEY, That wo offer Building Material, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Flooring. Siding, Door and Window Frames ha'-ea'ttem^cd’lodo. bnt’if v are nereeaartly ignoranL HI back th* account of J. B. Goodyear A [ On., for lumber, and recommeodeJ its allowance at 38.76, from General High Frridfender, whom they bar Mm— NEW LUMBER, BRACKETS and MOULDINGS. Ay**—Dawson, Bariow, Mudge, B***m*r, Bantley end Hicka—6 Nan-Nou*. of every description A SPECIALTY. THAT DEFY COMPETITION, AT PLANING RESAWING & MATCHING Th* Result in thia County. In brief we barewlth place before oar reader* the official msjorllle* given for the eorcral successful candidate* In tho County of Barry, at the election on the 3rd lost. Next we ik we shall publish the official canvass. For Governor, John J. Bagley received l^M; Henry Chamberlain 1.U3; Char!** K. Carpen­ ter M; msj. 418, For Lieut. Governor, Hcury H. Holt, 2,023 ; Frederick Hall, 1,4M; Thoma* A. Granger, 38 ; maj STO. For Bee. of Btate, Ebenenr G. D. Hold­ en X024 ; Georg* H House 1,442 : Sam­ uel W Baker M ; msj 679. For Ftato Treasurer the majority h 678. For Au­ ditor General 658. For Com. State Land riffle* 687. Fur Attorney General <97. For Kept of Public Instruction 581. For .Member Blate Board of Education, fill. John Q Creasy for SherlffMO; Wm 11 Power*,Clerk 859; John Hotchklse, Reg­ ister of Deeds 828; Milo T. Wheeler, Treasurer «5; Charles H. Bauer. Pro—curing Attorney 72; Wm L Cobb, C. C. Com OtD, Edward A Holbrook,CO Com VILKIfl* BHOTIM*Carried. Ayee—Dawson, Barlow, Mudge, Be**-' mar. Bentley and Hicks-0. N*y»—None. .Near Dwight bills against every pernon in­ insist on a prompt settlement Be warned in time. I H^:™ekly- ®iw>t3UUjfWt The Cutter Machine in Full Blast. INTEROCEAN Now is the time to See Us Make Cutters by Machinery, THREE EDITIONS By Aid. HicksThat the Committee on Street, be in­ rmi, SU-KKIT, fa DUJ. The Weekly ia the ablest and n:att. structed to ascertain at what price tha city cui obtain land of G. H. Keith, !S’.TuliuSS^ \^‘SX,K'i;iD«ur.s~u w„kiT A W„klT. , —— sufficient to lay out an alley from Jof- ecbolariy and convincing, i.nd entry I ocean much weight. Ila liluatratfonv of etirrent even last* roll and Orreh. and orc I An Independent Journal, Complete in Carried. j. i . .n >1( jt, Oepartmjnta of N*w» By Aid. B«s«a;Tt■nd Criticism. Rnoltei. That tba Committee on Fir* epartmen: ba, and they ar* hereby, itnoiiaed to porch*** a suitabls i’oto DN THE NORTHWEST. LEADDIG flEPUiUUl PAPER lis Perry, Coroner MO ; Porter Burton, MO; Amos CTowne, for Representative 2d district, hi. All the above are Re­ publican majorities. For Reprs—ntstlvn In fol district Henry A Goodyear, Dcmocrai, has a majority of 131. On Tks INTEB-OCBA.V taskrr Mfwdrt etrta ' msjorilv of 1.638. Woman Puffi-age No 1,702. For S tate Senator Am K Warren Republican, has n minority of 44 L For Representative In Congress, George Willard hat a majority of MO. Ofibe damnable treachery by which Mr. Col­ lins waa defeated In the 1st district wc Ave* — Dawson. Barlow, Mudge. shall have something to say Ina future Imuc. hot have no space for comments Beasmcr, Bentlev and Hieki -6. Nays—Non*. Of A. M. Rock, was allowed as fol- 1 nth prepared to Show my Astonished Customers why it i that 1 can Sell Buggies and Cutters so cheap. First. Second. Third. Fourth. Fifth. Wc do nearly all our new work by Machinery My power costs but little. I don’t have any Dogan-Head Mechanics. Iboss the Job niystlf The work is done the first time, and there­ fore I do not have to charge any extra price for 'the Job to cover the cxpcncc of repairing it. Sixth remake a dozen Buggies just alike, and can make them cheaper on that account. Seventh; I live on the profits of my own labor. Eighth. I don't'have to pay rent. -Ninth. I know all about the Buggy business. Tenth. When 1 get a good Mechanic I keep him. A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Itseslssisaareeirefaitj J. L. REED. •<■!•>< s' YOUR TIME! 7 THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, liUMm, tai fa Garni Inn. Fma fa Deass terujEte 12.95 on Genera) Highway fund, and 38,29 on Fire Department fund. Ay*s—Dawson, Barlow, Mudge, Besemer. Bentley and Hicks-6. N»ys—None. Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. A FIIST-CLAU SEWIHFEI ! Fir* Department, was allowed. Aye*—Dawson, Barlow, Mudge, Beanxer, Bantley and Hicks—A. Of Haath, Salisbury A Uo., 325. fur­ niture for Engine Hous*, Was allowed. Ayes—Dawaun. Bariow. Mudge, Bescmer, Bentley and Hicks—6. Nays—Nuno. Tho fullowing accounts worq allonod. National Newspapei on- -a a* fa—4 Hiro mu man nuuni Trunks ■cax. Harper’s Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. Nor to this likely to b* W. We think wo are not at all mistaken In predicting that the Democrat* will unanimously Insist in the next Legislature on the immediate repeal nf the Pro/Mllory Utjoor Law, and that they will secure enough adherent* to their views to car­ ry it. Probably somemeasure of nom­ inal taxation will be installed In Ita plaoe until the prohibitory elans* can b* ewe pt out of the constitution, when THE GENERAL RESULT Th* Republican party is *o little used to being defeated that they might be pardoned for not showing eo much fa­ cility of acquiescence as their opponents bar* attained through th* eclxwling of long practice. Periiaps, also, a greater earnestness of conviction stands in the way of petting on the outward seni­ tor twenty yean, Is on the eve of a com­ plete revolution, That revolution has been brought about by the unrelenting and IndiacrimlnaUng boatiUty or the ultra Mrnhlbltlonlsts, who have waged unoeaafhg ykrforo on the only party that baa ever paid any heed to their de­ mands, or that has given to their views and wish** a patient, candid and *erious consideration. ISthay are satisfied bnt be rsfiriri as a ssrwm Auster to with the practical reeults they have th* whole country. Still "the fortune achieved, Usey am able to extract comof war" attends th* struggles of politics, and every man who has anything in him worth taking to th* field of honor­ able effort, will be prepared for th* user Uabl* up* and downs nf tho conflict, and will bo ready to wring eren from Also a fulbline of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest I W. Furevth Bynum h Son, druggists. Of Ur* Oak, Fl*., writ* B*pL IGih, *74, aa follows: "Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y..—Your Golden Medical Dis­ covery and Purgative Pellets sell very largely and gir* complete *ati*foctioD, ns numlwrs of our customers and friend* testify with pleaser*. Your Favorite Pno-ripliun is indeed the great Favor­ On General Highway fund. 333 ; on ite with the ladies, and numbers can Fid Depart meat, 31.00. say with joy that it has aarod them Mudge, from eking out a miaarab • life or “'Aye*—Dawson, Barlow, Beaamer, Bentley ami Hicks-0. Nap—Non*. ' Good Come and see for Yourself log to act aa agents v with Show Bilb and applying to us. „ „ iiaAitngvi cent., vtu lo<*. THE SUN. Th* Board of Education made the I following communication : the Cilgef llutwft: Tb* Board of Eduretmu of th* City of Hartings, at a spacial meeting; voted by a majority of all th* members elect to assess and rai»n by tax for th* cur­ rent year, th* sum of ten tbonsaod, right hundred and seroaty-two du Ilan 1 and twenty-four rents, according to th* following *stimata, to wit: . j.‘ S. GOODYEAR & CO. ■» , Spooner & Hepburn Jurtopensdin Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE, N^tfryfroX Block, Sou/if Sib, of Sy^yr Sfnetj’. tbouaand i read*re are found Territory, *trd It* ^festal* notoajy ende*ror“to feepTt folly np to th* Bta atandard. bat to im­ prov* and add to Ua variety and power. THE WEEKLY SUN will continue No political party in thia fro* country can be raiwd except by it* own action, aad th* chastening of partial defest is often th* fint stage of salutary amendmeet Bo for as A* result in Michigan than at fint announced. Not only did I* eonoeraed, there ia no special cause the firm owe the Anglo.San Ftauciecn for regrst, except that lew aw* Lave Bank nearly 3900,000In gold, but also the Granger* aa math more In margin* our majority ia ample for all partisan porpom. and a strong minority ia on* of th* a*c**aiti*a of a free govertunanL Is the nation the result is different, and k fo difficult to measure exaeUv tho relafiT* force cf the erveral Influ­ ence* which were operative in bafiimg SATISFACTION GUARANTEED (XSTABUSnE') 1*01.] prior to Jan. 1st. 1875, and to debted to the office, and he miut Done Promptly. Burrall's Agricultural Works, Hastings, Midi. Mill and Yard on Broadway near the Iron Bridge. f I •'A Complete Fsetonal Hlxtory of th* ; Tttnex-Th* beet, cheapert, and mort ; encceMtol Family Paper in the Union." I busincM with the Banner office that end is now making out FOR CASH ' LOW Oantmf. Lraxsiusa 8ranos,'8. C. Dr. R. V. Puses. Buffalo, N. T-: Dear fir.—1 am a wslkingfadmtisc m«nt tor'jour Golden MedicalDacovery, Purwatiko Prilots and Dr. Sege'i Cataarh Remedy, they haring cured mo of t’starrh of niae years' standing, trhicb was so bad that it disfigured my none, and, while curing it. ynur m*dMee alw> vured moot Asroma in iu went and most sggrarsted farm. Before using yoar modicinca I had become redacad in flesh from on* hundred and fifry-fiv* to on* hundred and fifteen pounds, aad I now weigh one hundred and sixty-two thought about Use right or wrong ot it, pounds, and am in better health thtn 1 the good or bad policy ot It, 11* days bare enjoyed for twenty yean. are cambered In Michigan, and the Your* truly, striking out the prohibitory clause which It contains, and two yean from tbla Ume that question will be vote-! upon by the people of this State. We ban! y Wil! ty*f tn teriy Proh 1 lisher of the Banneb. to settle You millfind at the Where can be Eonnd a choice aud well adectecl Stock of Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, COSFECTIJSEUY Ac. A complete anortment of aH kind, of Whole and ftcound Spices WRRANTED PUR£. All kinds of Fruit in their Season. Freih Vegetables alwajs on hand. Also we have a full line of the best Harper’s Magazine. Lamps &. Fixtures, Crockery, Class & Wooden Ware Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County ILLUSTRATED. Which you are respectfully asked to approve a* provided by law. J. M. Nxvns, 8*c'y of Board of Education. CASH BUYERS will find it to their advantage* to ex­ amine our Stock before purchasing clsawhcro. WILLIAM C. BBYAHT A CO. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS On motion it was accepted and ap­ proved. Ay**—Dawton, Bartow, Madge, Bessmer, Bentley and Hick*Ney*—Non*. Th* Mtimata* of Supervisors of 1st and 1th Wards were received and strueted to fix th* approach** to th* up­ per bridge over tho Thoraippl* river, and th* bridge on 8ui* *tro*t over Fall Cronk, nod tbs bridge over Fall Cr4ek Free deUrcty to any part of the City. ' Respectfully, Spooner S- Hepburn. Look at Thiru and Weep. .of Um WSKKLY BUN tai >tb* axpmtere cf paper and , n/j .I t. V, L£lr. IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED I Coiupariton Invited and Competition Defied in �T<l« R.apOsucm 00000032003230000200904448482348 The Country Gentleman. 0202233001023200304848320001020163 VIHECAR BITTERS IABIN, f aiuzy n Merchant, IS BEAD? Liver and Vltcrral Organs, iu BriouaDter Iflnrn will rnjnygnod hrnltb.kt them OM> Vrvnoau llrrrnw ot I tnedician, and avoid ths c« a! alcoholic aUmulaSU No Perron can bike llirie Rlttcrx arcotdiag to directions, amt remain lung unwe’Jj provided their t-mra are not ii» etroyed by tuiural poison or other means, end ntel aruns wustod l-ycnd repel*. Gnitrftil ’HiOUMUiti* proclaim Vatxoan Bn ms foe mrot a onderfnl Invigor­ ant that ever sustain cd thi sinking »ystein. Bilious. Rcmlllent, ami inter, mlttrnt berrrs which arc so prevalent iu foe vaUevs of onr great rivets through­ out the United Statwi, ■------- ••------------- * tbe MiaaiMipid, Ohio, Illinois, ---- 1 11. I, ■___________ n-- -in qv. Bed, Colorado, ilrji.r, Rio Grande, Peart, Alabanu. Mobile. Sat an uali, llonuoke, Jalum. and many otberi wtlh ibcir vast iribufortes, tbronshout oar entire conn try dur­ ing tl»e Summer and Aure-nn, end-remark • ably so daring aeaaanaot unnsnaj best and drynrsn, are invariablysceorapanfod by tatensive Jvnngv-nrats of the stomach cad brer, and other abdominal vtscen. In their treatment, a purgaUvc,exerting a powv^ful influence noon these varioas organa, it _ »n :_____ nt_ AH ponona who subscribe for tho Burratprior to Jan. 1st, 1875, ,Bd p<r receipt to Jan let. 1878. Tbe Ih>m Is the largest and beet The monthly Ro]»rt, Department o! county j-apor, contains more I ewe, bet­ Agrieult-rat. lor October 1874, say. ter selection, cf poetry literature in that the number of fattening cattle i« equal to or ulxivs last year in Maine. Maesachueetfo, Connecticut. Delaware. South Carolina, Florida. Alabama, MinMota. and tho Pacific 8ta*.ea; in all Bright flte other, th. number has docreswd. Plsrat The condition is above average in tbe Gold HO M. New England States, New York, Dela­ Indian Bttmnur. ware, Virginia, North Chrotina, South Tbs Circuit Court is in Carolina. Florida, Alabama, Toxas. Iowa, and tho Pacific States; in all ths CHURCHES. ' There are maay airaagen ia tho city. Thanksgiving Thursday, November hours recently at Middleville for the ;28ib. There is no criminal case for trial first lira* ia almost two years, and wo oan truly say we were surprised at (he I marked growth and manifest improveHemerubor the Festival next Wednes­ day evening al Union Hall. j wall aa tbe amount of bu-iuam bo ng Crcssy A H-ddaa ar* still busy, and done by the merchants there; and oan tbe formers should bo thankfal. truly say it w-.iuld do us good to see l*5Vheat tbe very beat, ia selling to­ ouch crowds buying goods m any one day tor 11 05 at the warehouse of Creasy erf our stores aa we saw that day in eorae there, especially thai of Goo. H. The Valley Division of tbs Central Johns-ra A Co.,—who by tbe way are are putting in a new aide track at Mid- ■oiling all kinds of goods at bottom dlcTillc. There is considerable inquiry just new for com aad oats, and wo guess it We guess, that “/tarlX" Democratic Congressman weald give Z»Li aomathing for a certificate. Valentins Leins is now at hia poet buying pork to pack. He pays the higbevt market price. . F^.OWEH IX) ’.7c SflCTfo How is 111 50 for (be fees of a Jus­ tice of the Peace for faeuing three war- ClobbiBS Hates. “Glory, Glory, Hallelujah 1" Yso, John, “Glory. Gfonr, Hallelajah 1“ Old Zeck goes marching back to the Senate ta a blase of glory. Our City Fathers a gvod thing when they built that new sidewalk over the rivsr, on the north side of tho bridge local hbfipcs Jiirtire;. Pursuant to adjournment tho Circuit Court for the County of Borey, roovsned at tbs Court House ia this City, on Monday afternoon at two o'clock, His Honor Judge Hoyt presiding. WilI bin H. Powers, Clerk. C. G Holbrook, Prosecuting Attorney, I. W. Vrootaaa, S-.eritf, and a fall Cuanty Bar, with Hon. C. 8. May of Kalamaauo, iu atUp to tLe hour of going to proee tho followisg lu.ineis bad been transacted : Tba iwp'evin case of Jansoa Cole vs. Puilli,. Loo laid, was continued by Ora­ son t w thout corts. Wright** E-lis fee p ata ff J. Carveth or defendant Tho aasum psit csss of Brbecca J. Da- on sppLotiou of plaintiff w thout coat. I. A. Holbrook for plaintiJ, Clement Braith for defendant. Tbs chaneary cm > of Susan A GaiBvr it. Goo W. Geiger for divorce, was heard jn plradingi and proots, argued ICI!« W n f- Cash, will bo credited and bo given a l«M. ptf' Tax Giu: Axaarc&a Cuwscnmas Rrxxar. Da Wm. Hau's Bsuxm roi rax I.cjm, caret the wore: caeca of Ooogfas, Colds aad aU tbe diaoaem of Case No. 25 on the Caleadar, Mau­ nu* Sturtevant va Joshua W. Glen tor assumpsit, was announced aa eatlied by the parties Eastman A Young for plaintiff Clement Smith for defendant In tbe appeal case of Cnarlrn Bawl GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT L STRATTON Business University. o-nrventvv.._ l. ................... “OYSTER OCEAN" Liilt.i ut GaOaom Rattrait Mr, it eras ordered that tbe appeal be dismissed, unices tbe County fine, and an attorney fee ot 85, together with the eoats of motwn. be paid witbin fifteen "‘He J!Fr“?AicA"r*,lEt At <1111 SI IT taw A. too Hole, Ororseamiog and ti.wiug Ma shine Company vs. Wilson B. Brown * talaate and past service, were not fit- Wallace 8. Brown, the plea ot tba do tingfhr rueogniaed. to take a pxition on fondants was withdrawn and a judgethe Democratic ticket, has saffned tbe I defeat that ho ought to have expected. . The ebore from the columns of the „ ,u, „ m Bercy county 2?^eMwsn will meet a, ga sorry fo :ow all nl->n» in the Photograph and a, I have tnedo areangeincrease my facilities for doing :rk • inn ever all should cull i negative taken. Tba supcrimy truck in tho post is a suffi- Washington John, Swoexey thinks your portrait in ila.t ZeerM? flatten him. Well, we Hjt doas not-look quite as much it e a thundercloud aa be did whoa be st the returns from Carlton. How about that "Democratic and Bafcrm LegiaUtu^ia Michigea" Jeks T Guess you had a little to mueb “Liquid Dranatiou” down ytmr throal wbaa you go up tltei-Ur'erow." hoy Joha f Tho Jawmaf s*ysT<woday waa “Abad day for salary grhbtmrs." Well, possi­ bly m. and beam Uy Michigan" did­ n’t go for Austin Blair, for United FOR SALE ALM AGE'S ■tl.!'*Lists of Patents issued from tbs U. 8. Patent Oflko to Michigan Inventors, for the week ending Oct. 20th. 1874, and each bearing that date. Furnish­ ed this paper by Cox * Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Waahiagton, D. C.S Fire Alarm Brgi.t.r J O Allay, De­ troit; Busting Gear for Vehicle B W Chase Jackson; Hand Car M Croeamam, Marshall; Boiler Waahihg Machin. J Harris. Grand Ledge; Overall J Loweastion, Detroit; Saw Mill J B Wayne, J. Brosgb, Albert Bugbee. Henry Bag­ ley, Wooley A. Clark, Gro. Gregg 2, J.Mtt Graham, Mrs Sarah B. Hsb, H ' was that' illustrating , __ _ F. Hasting*. Surah Kotredy. Him Annie before tbe conquering farces of hono.t Kenyon, J. H. Long. Lottie Maa.ey, Charles, with hie teil-foathms terribly Irnng G. Nickola, Frank Booe, D. C. * I raflfad- H »*’ ■ »*• Louia* Wooiry, W. H. Watkins, Jamee bor 80. is r250,000. It is a reHabla institution, and aorne one will gut that money. And that there may be no doubt as to the honesty of msnagement we cite tbe fact that the best banka ia LousivsIU indorse it, and that Governor Thomas E- Bramletts, of Louisville, is THE WHOLE WESTERN TRY bor Ecnitdc CuniplaJutx, in young or old, married cr single, at the dawn of a omanbcod os the turn ot life, theaa Tonin Biitesa dinpfoy so decided an infloanoe tLat'viprorcmirat fo soon perceptible. . JaUnillcr.—£n nl! cure of jaundice, reo: sMcrrxl thslyoor hvvr fa not doing its voii. Too only sensible treatment u to nromcle the sasroriou at tho bile aad favor ita removnL For this puqxwe nae Vureos* Btrnma. ClMtuo the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find its imparities bursting through Uio skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores: tirense it when yon find it obstnicted and slngrtvb ittho veins; cleanse I, -l— i, i.-ti J SERMONS Portfolio of Gems, COUN­ TBE CHR1STAIN AT WORK HIKATIO C- KIMS, DRESSMAKING. Briggs House, Obstacles to Marriage. CHICAGO. NEWOFFERSI NEW IDEAS Youngs. Whittling by (be day on tbe corner in front of tbe Hastings House, waa tbs exmtoment on Monday. Tbe price pud waa 81 75; time eight bom; employee W-T. Eaatmaa Additional parrieu- 1or liitUiinualorr mid Throttle llhcuniathnu Goat, Buictu, ilemiUent and Intermiifoi.t I'm>re, lyixaasa of the Blued, Liver, Kliinen, nud Bladder. tbOM U-turn bars no cqusL Sueh Diietiiiee are cauaret by Yitiaitu Bloou. • • Mrcluutlcul IH«e uses.—Persons enguRid In rsiota nail Mmerah, such as riumlam- lypS-ee-Ufta, Gold-beaters, and Minus, ca u.oy adtMCO u> hie, ire ^nbjrct to joruljM ‘ f fro !!□»«!>. Tv guard OPIUM exchangee. A largo bunch camo out upon the bru*t ol tho suflorwr. and ep-1 The ladies of the Presbyterian peered like part of tho breast bone. Church will bold an Oyster Supper st Used internally and externally. Union Hall on Wednesday evening Tbe sweetest words ia our leagnagv ia Nov. 18, 1874. Oysters wjll be served is every style and it is hoped a liberal • y a day Including Bummer, Fall gxabbar. y«m kno». 1 winter varieties 8|wcimrns may, Will the editors of the Hastings .con and erdetn left with Hopkinsi J&w J—d picas* toll m now what -.rufr. nt theUity Drug Bloc*. Letton ramainimr te Hasting. P. 0. •My Michigan-' said to tbe noblest tackled foe Nev. 10th, 1874. Boman el tbern all. Boaster Chandler, Mrs. Mary E. Brown, E. H. Brown, Cider Apples Wanted. oa'UseM. Guam it msrf “step down Cider Appha I ’ faitlTdy Mar, tor. 26tt, 18U Kuvembor 4th th. planing mill of Charlo. Paul, on the west side <rf tba all it should meet tbs hearty approval , near, at Middleville, wia entirjy <fostroyed by fire. Loos about M JOO with ot our citiaena in general. Don't for get tbe date. pictures: Commission Merohants IS GRAIN AND FLOUB. MUSIC me SCHOOLS hopkins NEW PHOtOGRAPH mt babies II Or Its* Frtot II VJJniki FEROTIPE GALLERY AadrowJ.H— ••Par United State. Senator from Those who m apuju French purposes, will I----------few bottle* that ia । doubt, and which can SS* tut. uM.hm. ir IS. SUS» “ SEE T3E GBE1T WAICS CFHB —— rf a. ‘j^rv-g-g WE WANT AGENTS. DAY AND night. WA S F.MIJEJTTi 1C3 �maketieg in claim to bo •the best and che<peet’T it has two superb Steel pUta, t B^nnoth colored fusion plate •ad • BeeUa pattern in colors that is alone worth tno price of the number •■Powsot" geu Utter and Utter ; end always keep* its pmnieee It ooeteins oTMynsr U steel plate*, 12 doubleooioeod fs^ion pj.tss, 12 Berlin patiatM, 24 paces of busk, 800 wood eugTBTtajp, and more then 100 origins! •tan**; «nd aU thi* for only two dollars T,n,-p,iu b-T ,hn patjMher. lii xriten are the very b«u. ita Uhutxttk&u always of rare beauty. «o3 Ita fashions the prettiest, Is trot, and moat reliable. Every lady ought to take‘'Petereon." To iluba the prices are a.InNl.lilntJ* 1/^. —- . «L—.. ' t.isnut. TX«MH TO 1UFBOVIRK. Dnelen MUPr CetHget M fijK Jatim & baiim Xo Flrt er IW I’riMi'el PvaMa hr year I«*ra a nst sunt stewisi iesiok. Trade rf.p..*ej TweTWueaA Arras. AniUUa far Kd.hWrbaaA Cataua ar Xtert F.raii. GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT L STRATTON _ Business University, Haber,) with a superb m<Dtot’n;'(2l in­ ches by 28)—“Waahington** l iret Intarrhw with Hl. Wifo”-fo tho person getting up the dub; or fire < opios for »8D0, (postage also pre-paid,) and both an extra copy and tho premium eograv leg to the person getting up the club, Fot large clnbe the prices are oven low-1 er. Specimens of tbe Maganne are •mi, gnih, if written for. to get up club* with. On all suhecriptiom for 1875 tho publisher pro-pays tho poet­ , age. Address Charlss J. Peterson. .TOG Chestnut street, Philad.lphia. Pa. AMERICAN KABIU 0K™rr. telex tir far Ite Wn^eatroelnaSte Corner Btau and Creek St. Baildiag once occupied by Boaton Oeih Store. BLACK A FULLER. JOHN STANLEY ! NB* ANT1NTISKMEST5. Merchant Tailors, C. P. Rowell * Co's. Colti=:s ri-Kjwux Avrxi’K. nrrsorr. micu. j xtnS (j ROC E RIES !' fttf ftvlffl GBEAT WORK Mwlj . p.;ck eta ntory, containing barely 10,400 square taies; but on thia little ate. then is Srffi“iSi3rt^T±iB^ ted tU population ot Illinois, Iowa, WtaooMin and Mhuesta? Bm such is tho flut. 'Not only doe* Bwlgiam prodao* sufflciont food far her popuhuion, including barley forth, manufacture of beer, of which large quantities are renjumed, but the grows nearly enough sugar beats to supply her people with what ‘sweeteuing they need; end in tho mountain distracts of Arlenusi grape, chough aregrown to produce a consid­ erable pert cf all tbe win* consumed ia -------- t>l™ tmA.c*t'h----------- -- Canned Fruits and Fish. THE EVENING NEWS ,e .alnni D.ILY nawapeper is Ifetrwit will rut I . ..er stera.* far THIltE MONTHS far Slw a fall Ila* *1 • ■ aal ,«ana.-?7>ifth. oaatluaal laanar u-») af r2rf AGENTS WANTED Mcntlu la tba I at>ad BUtaa aarrar. W IW aaaa TKtHASDNMAMUN OI8 HCO tamr: a ana sEurt sagarKsSS CJrrUla. awaatz of Bvrv aad SlaU aC Mj kataa aad CaaartM n I*Ua^ U «1: 1 faar’U .roda •< lead trenuac aa Saad M Wanted- ‘Pterions to th* French occupation lk!i7c th* land was held in vast eetatee by tho nobles aad priests for ths Unefit of a few pampered fiunilies, and. ee a consequaaca. tU country was badly tilled by an ignorant, superstitious and povertymnsbsd peasantry. Bat as fs,t is ths lands, under tho operation of tho French laws, become th* property af those who fanned them, the eystem of M*CH'Ni pjtlQH| tillage iuprovsd, and th* condition of th* people changed from pauperism in­ to ind^wndesc*. *Tte*te is now no bereditagy land mo­ nopoly and no idle land in Belgium-' Not an oct* is devoted to deer parks, pbeaMntr^ c r other sporting purpeo.; HIGH-TEST BURNING OILS. frvn. t> I ' I p«rd«y. no bepnnonl in yea for th* eryoyment of a luxunous and Ths lest and Cheapest in the Market. dissolute aristocracy, while masses of ExnEmt Kerfs* Oil 'Mperiar to Util u.l , l’c. men are starving for bread. As I travel es: Put K*rfM 0*1. V*1*. m *>< p»r pl through Belgium I see »wsrmi of men, Kzettacr Hl(b-Wti Carbon OU i,l>i l»«l , I fa. women and children cutting down and Easr.-w Cortxio OU (111 IMII, tU,r gathering a bsryest of groin and gram, where the wheat will yield 30 to 40 , bushels to tho acre, the oata 50 to 75 bushels, and the hay 2 1-2 to 4 tons per acre; while the ensuing product ot flax and of root crops -potato*, and beets— will be beyond tbe American conception , of poeslbilitiee. The strawberries, red i raspberriee end gooeeberriai brought to 1 market, while not superior in flavor to ] to those sold ia Chicago, are twice or thrice aa largo. TUeee enormous yields of agricultu-: ______________ ral and hcrticoltural products are not o •» o ao/i m ccsueqnence of a better soil or di& 9^' mate than in America, but are the re- ! I’crU“iJ- “c suits of heavy manuring, deep plowing I and spading, subemliog. under-draining ' I when required, irrigation when possible, ‘ ' watchful hoeing aad weeding, free ute uf guano and other fertilrawm for topdreeriag, and careful harvesting and stonge of crop*, whereby nothing is wasted, lost or allowed to rot in the field. This perfect system of tillage, never was adopted er thought of until the land became th* property of the cultivator* of th* aoiL and tbe relation of landlord and tasaut ceased to exist Th* price of land iu Belgium ranges ! from 1300 to SI,000 per nets, end a fair averse would be 1400 to >500 ; but MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS ibere ls very little offered for eale. •Brussels paesMse, a park which for extent i* unrivaled in Europe, aad bofore iMg will have no superior in beauty—th* great forest of Koigues, which j oxteutla from the suburbs south Iu the । edge uf tbe battle-field of Waterloo, * distance uf twelve mil**, and with a widtiref four or five miles. This large tract has a great variety of hill and del* surrace, with wm* small streams flowing through It It is densely crowned with tall forest tree* one or two centurie* old. Through this great for­ est the Belgian Government, to whom it belongs, is constructing broad drive­ wars and bridle paths, end lake*, caenow tKovLAnorratr. cadeo, bridges, grotto**, aad other deoorative works. But it is so extensive that it will take generations to complete \\ A NTED/.-xtsra: Business that will Pay J. Cole & Son. ® for Safe. At tke Uwst UrtuM LAI® PLASTE8. STOCCO VITES LHD ihe i aim ■1CH1GAH CENTRAL R. R. Grand Bivor Villey Division MICHIGAN ATATE LAND OFFICE. Uro, andrmanhy restoring the healthy facetious of tbe digestive organs. Dyspepsia or ladigti&on, Head­ ache. Pain in the Sbocidert,Coughs.‘Kghttxes ot tbe Cbeafa Distae< Seer Eracteifexas at the SUmrach, Usd TsaCe ia tbe Meath, Bihoas aii-iHeart, Infisnunstion of tU Langs, Pstn in tbe region ot the Kidneys, and * hun­ dred other pslnfal rreptoms, srt> tho offspriege ct Dyspe;^*. Oua battle wtU prove a better gtranntee of de merits tkn a teogthy adrtrtiseakent. ■ Scrofula, or Kinge Evil, White Hwrihmra. Ulcers. Erysipelas, 8wsli*d _.a — . I- w. TT.TOM DnM n*«u**a pH. »<■ urt , or MICIIIOAX Cwjr.f Shingles, Lath. &c. h B5a5ld*J’yt btara^ UaraaaJ, i eemtref tairr For Inflammatory and Chronic Bheaniathm, Goat, Bilioa*, Besittect sad Intermittent Fevers, Diereses ot th* Blood. Liver, Kidneys, sad Bbdder, these Bitters have no ecuoL Such Diseases are rwnerii by Vitiated Blood. ■echMkal Dboaara.—Pcscoe enfgged ia Peiate aad Miaer*!*, each ee THE FLOWER ,ssai Omalr ara.Ual : aad aa tall ar ran i few ar (a aanitr knvina Wan ludtr sawar a« aal. i. RKHNGTON SEWING lACHFK mi. aonsaca t.ab EVEIT IAIT mill TAKE IT. OF KILDARE. PETERSON'S MAGAZINE Attain and rrraEP. sms bi j. e srcm. GET ™u proMAtk OMvex. «• At SrMdar W Jaaaarv. A. b.IMS. in UWrS|-: sras 1R£.:: rnK‘j«sai.%‘at« fttentfe sere r wtt.s^ BEST WOO 00 L. D. SINE’S GIFT ENTERPRISE! Stop! Hearken Ye!. M » KT To Whom it may Concern! CKffiimMPBmilFSSJniBGGLD : se Be it known, Tb*i J shall keep in stock and fill to order the Celebrated $5,000 IN SILVER ! g'-'OlMM! DiApoflo TXstkS as er. 1^0(1,’ NEW OFFERS! NEW IDEAS BRicfosITfetr^E; T lUatolpb m. M4 Fifth In, - SnJZut T B . OMhlSKtttim CUAMCEHK, ORDER. ” wn drmtaua, If Our Itafe FrM Io A’SiMkn. of ell CURTIS. DODGE. ROBINSON end WIARD patterns, eed ANOTHER_CHANCE ! FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT PUBUCUMABYoTkENTOCY. Ca.liugi for all P L 0 W 8 M» in ue. see the mnnitB tmn Land and Calcined Platter, Quick Lime, Water Uma and Plastering Hair. NOVEMBER 30, 1874. Drawing Certain at that Dale. NEW PHOTOGRAPH FEROTYPE GALLERY B F. CIIBEITEI It Cl U8T OF GIFTS. WE WANT AGENTS. I'xwFlala OulOl.cr md far parUralan. Xus* Umtary dnlrad in wnUag. AddraM Wav,« ,* Ca., Psilntera, CklaagaT III. '«< B. T. BABBITT’S Pure Concentr'tad Potash, Bgs=- ■ ■ OR SAPPONIFYING SUBSTANCE. SE 11 III te WLrTTE LCLABK. irtSKW. rac Agricultuial Imslsaeals ac. *a (Gtvx ms A Csu.) � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-11-18.pdf 85f114a6e732eac5cf95e3a6e2b178cc PDF Text Text The RjJfilsLicv Geo. M. Dewey, editor and publisher. VOL. XIX. NO. 30. prjie^ional mi fibres Cank. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1874, AT* T3BC3ES Hearsaa! bow Unxioua sb* wa>! It actuhUy wanted only ten day* to tha first of November, end no now loiter had come from Oswald. Her unde waa marriod, end France* waa ia tha bouse, and the prelimiuary .tops for emigration to Queensland had been taken, Agatha surreptitiously ob­ tained newipeper*. manned th* Indian shipping news till her eye* ached, but all to no purpose, for she know nothing either of th* route or vessel by which Oswald would return. He bed men­ tioned nothing mor* than tb* month of hia coming, and she had no way of making that single scrap of iaforaation the rehicl* for obtaining more. "In ton day*. Agatha,” said th* old fanner. 'There i* to be no ehow or fuaa of any kind ; th* wedding will be quit* private in eonrideration ef your Uwlings and wish**. We'll go to church se if w* were taking a morning walk, end nobody will be there to disturb you Tweedtodee 1” He held ap hl* »rm end crossed it with bis walkfog statk. *« if NEW PLANINC MILL AND LEMBEH YAEB .'■".““l&artiK: R£2: WHOLE NO. 964. “How foarftdly dat^f h* isl" sb* thought, “and how odd h* looks be­ hind, gad ha heap forward aa if h* vnraaalarp. Hia hair is snow-white with flour; doe* h* nwvsr cisan, it th*nF’ She crept across the eack*, and .lapred him on tb* .boulder. John turned than. "Hre-boe, my dear!" said lha blitha oldggatlsman; and th* moutur* of hia agod eye glia toned io. th* dawning light, as he turned and looked into bar totoMfo*. "It’s all right । I am John, and I bar* gtvsu ye a nios morn­ ing's airing to refrwh ye for tha uncom­ mon duties of to-day; and now w* are ping back for th* oaremouy—h*e Ho were a miller’* .raocVfrock on thi* interesting oocamoB. and had brea •nabted to play the part of John in tha epired* by taking th* aocoud cart and anticipating by an hour th* real John in calling h«r. Agatha sank backward. How on J earth had be discovered tb* aebsore ef | aaoupe so readily; he, an old and by no taeanj *u*n<clou. o;an 1 Hut what mattarred a eolation ! Hop* was cru»hod, 1 ‘ H* wilLcoma and then I shan't b* and her rebellion wa* at *u and. Aga-1 able to marry you, aven tb-tb-though I lha waa awakensd from thought by an­ may wish to ever so mush." she t*lt*»- other stopping of tn* horse, and they oer end at the time and plare lMM^gFed. shivering, "I bar* promised him. were again at the mill door. ter mantion.d, to form for foamtalrw a 8be dimly rocugnuted her undo’s and I mart barn him, yon know, and constitution and state goverumact, q^ou vuic* speaking in anger to her when yua have agreed to let ma." the principle*, and according to ttte pre­ the uld farmer handed her out of . the “Tee, yea." said Farmer Lorill. pleas­ vision* contained la the ordfoaM* for vehicle, and heard th* former reply, antly. "Bui that’s a misfortune yxu the government of th* Tetritoiy of tb* n**d not fear at all alL my dear ; he merrily, tha: girl, would l>* girls and United taste* northweet of th* River have th»ir freaks, that it didn't matter, won’t some at this lets da/ and compel Ohio," adopt*! fa Congress thethlrand that it was a pl*aaant j**c on tha you to marry him in spit* of your at­ tsenth day of Jely. ssrenteew hundred h'ear Dwight & BurraU’s Agricultural JJ orks, Hastings, Mich. tachment to me. But ah—It i* oulr a ausmetou* morn. For himrelf, there and slgbty-eevwu. joke to tea** me. you little rogue. Yeur was nothing ha had etrioyed al! hl* life Tb* fxa* white mate Inhabitant* of *j much a* s practical jok* which did uncle says so." th* raid Territory, shove th* sgs 'of "Agatha, come, cbeer.uo. and think no barm. Then sbo had a sensation ot twenty on* years, who shall ’ r*ddl ao more of that fellow." said her uncle being told to go into th* house, have therein three moo ths immediately pre­ when they chanced to be alone together. torn* food, and droa* for th* marriage ceding Saturday, tb* fourth day bf April with Mr. LoviU. as st>* had promiwd | next, fa the year one thourand eight to do un that day. buadrod aad thirty-five, be and ih*y are .Ml this she uid, and at eleven o'clock The day passed. The sixth morning hereby authorised to chuoee deuxatos to cams, the noon, the evening. The fifth became the wife of th* old man. ILLUSTRATED. When Agatha waa patting on h*r | i day case end vanished, aull no sound bunnsl in th* du*k that *v«niag. for *h* Th# act farther divided the Tsrritory of Oswald. Hie friends now lived in would not illuminate her ghastly face into 16 districts, among which wwae ap­ London and then was not a soul in the . The Weekly lathe ablest and most pariah, save herself, that he correspond­ by a candle, a rustling cum* agtlnsl portioned the 89 ttotegatra who were to powerful illustrated periodical nubltehed with, or one to whom *be coold ap th* dohr. Agalhe tunwd. Her uncle's compos* tbo Constitutional Ouovantfot^ ed In thi. country, its edltoriate are wife, Francaa. was locking into th* ply m such a delicate mailer aa thia acbolariy and convincing, and carry i The election waa ordered for 'hs 4lh at It was the avesing before her wed­ room, and Agaiba could jest diaoeru much weight. Its lllurtrmlorui of cur-1 An Independent Journal. Complete in ding day, and she was Handing alono io upon bar aant's form th* bln* cloak rent rraita ar* full and fresh, and are prepared by our beat de* I tiger*. With the gloom of her bedchamber lootug which had-ruled hordssUny. in all it* Department* of New* ."wrSatlon of 1W.000. Osa Wsakly to The sight was almost more than the out on ths plot in trout of lh* mill rend by at least half a million prisons, could bear. H e* reetned likely, - this second Monday of May following. and ita influence aa an organ of opinion etfect was Intended, the trick was cer­ to simply tremendous. The Weekly Among the laal acta oi th* LsgialaMICHIGAN TERRITORY tainly eoecossfaL France, did not maintains a positive position, and ex .peek a wold. . tivy Council waa one to provided for the Then Agatha said in qoiet irony, and i I>aymaat of the expense* of tb* Consti­ with no evidence whatever ot regret, : tutional Convenlior^ Thia act provi­ aadaMS, or surprise al whet th* act r*. ded that the pay and mileage of the him without forth*/ rreittance. for the। reeled : "And ao you told Mr. Iziyill delegates should be chargeable to, and shear good of th* family uf her uocle., ul my flight thia morning, and ret him DESTINY AND A BLUE CLOAK. to whom she waa indebted for much;; an tn* track ? It would be amusing to ( paid out of the Territorial Trsentry, but ah* had uuly got *o far in her effort*, know how you found out my plan,' for and appropriated 82,000 for the eonIn the summer of 1832 th* Legisla­ ingsut expense* of the Ccuvastion. la aa not to positively hate him. Now re­ he could never have dooa it by himrelf, , [mor old darling." belliousness came unsought. Th* lad tor* Council passed "An Art Concern ­ In offlclal oppression, extravagance and order that thia expense might be reim­ ‘•Oh. 1 waa a witness -of your arknew her rare, end upon ll{i. foci .he> plan-lev, or fn Hie attempted repudla-| ing a Stale Government" which pro­ bursed to th* treasury, it waa made “th* lion o the public debt. acted. Gliding down stairs, «he beck­■ rjng«m*nt» with John last night—that vided for the submitioo to the people of duty of th* Auditor of the Territory aa It te ttie rndcavor of it* conductor* to Her life waa certainly mueh pleasant­ oned to him, eud a* the stood togetherr was nil, mv dear." said her aunt pl««’render II bulb n nattofactory vehicle of i anilv. "I mentioned it than to Mr. the question whether.they wished to or ­ news an<l an impartial organ of opln- er now. Th* old man treated her well, m th* stream of light frum the.open■ Izarill. and helped him to hi* joke of ganise a State government. Th* vol* I Ion: mid to maintain Itsvepuiatlon for hud w^s almost rilent on the subject mill door, eh* communicated her direc­ Y'ou remember th* thereon was to be takru ou the first should have adjourned, to ascertain the aob&lyand purity. With thi* tetra­ u.areat hi* hrart. 8b* waa obliged to tions. |>aiily by signs, pertly by writing,, hindering you. lion t *y will strive to render all Ila de- b* »<tt stealthy tn receiving latter* fur it was difficult to speak to himi van, Agalha, and huw you made «« of Tuesday of October following and a ■mount of money nscaeaaxy far nil paylartnic l»—Financial and commercial, from Oswald, and on thia account was withuut being heard all over th* prom-. my natn» on that oocartun. year* ago, ment< required to be mad*, oa account in mmary of the result of ths same waa Liteiary,Artistic. HcicDllfic. Agricultu­ UOX.F' of th* pay and miteago of member* ot ral. Social and Polllicnl-eccurato and bound to meet the . postman, 1st th* “Tl* looked in h*r fac* with a glancet "Yr*, di-l you hear our telk that to be presented by th* Kecrotary of th* ' said Convention, pay ol otBcera, and lair, a* well aa enterprising mid eom- weather be what it would. Th*** tramuf confederacy, and void that h* under­- flight ? I alwars fancied otb*rwt*e." I Territory to the Council at ita next see ’ jilole. will supplement their uwn labors “I hoard it all. It was tun to you ; riou. • That the result was not favor- 'other mctdanlal expose* attending the with contribution* and correspondence out of tb* houto. but it wa* a mort stood ilalL Upon thu they parted from other parts of the worid. and wlU holding of said Cenveatera. and to apHi* old men wa. at her bouse thatI what do you think it was to ms—fun, । leult ta»k to hid* her movemoot* । able, we conclude from the fact that alm to exclude from Ila peg » ail vulgar-, evening, and when »h* withdrew wished1 tou ? - to tore the man I longed for, end • fiom her und*. And on* day brought Ity, whether of »ub«tance -w of exprvw ■ her good-bye “for th* present” with a• t» beocme the wife of ■ man I care not ,I nothing more of legislation waa had on amung the several ceuntiea iadudad utter failure. • I ao atom aYout f । that subject until two years later, when doran smile* of meaning Agath. had "How’a tbb—out already. Agatha F ', "Ah. uo And bow tou struggled to II a ramus of ths inhabitant* of the Terri­ within th* limit* of tb* contemplated he said, meeting her in the ton* al retired early, leaving him still there, Stalo nt Michigan, in nxactprot-ortiou • pt him away from me dear aunt!" tory wes ordered to be taken. Thi* act dawn cu a foggy morning. She wa* ana when she reached her num, in­ “And hav* dun" it too.” actually reading a totter jurt ro*aiv*d, stead of looking at the ns* dre*<t she• I for the taking of a ocnsui is rarslnlly to the amount ot taxable property in wai stt(>po»cd to b* going to wear on each county, agreeable to I ha amount wf and there ws* no disguuing tha truth drewnf and if the officer* who were to “I'vs been for a latter from IHwald.” the morrow, buried herself in making “Parwm Davida kindly persuaded I,act under it carried it out faithfully the “Well, that won't do. bine* b* don't up a small bundle of ordinary article* Then she extinguished | you, brcittse I kindly persuaded him.,, enumeration mutt have tieen quite cumcome for ye, ye murt thick no more uf clothing. reeled to lory the sama fur cvlloctiou her light, lay down upon the bed with- j and p*r*u*d*d your uric,* to sand you plate. to him. Mr. David* iaan old admirvr I with'th* tear* of that year. Th. finan•But be'» coming in *ix weeks. He out undressing, and waited for a pre- > of mine. Now du you see a wheel with-1I In January 1836, th* census having tell* m< all about it in this vary l*U*v-" eoorerted time. I shown a surplus of population over dal succet* of the Convention being , in a wheel, Agatha F' 1 in what seemed to b*r the dead of. "Whnt—rmlly to marry youF' said Cqjmness was almost faaupportabl* | what was required by the Ordinance of Convention being thus assured, it only night, bet which she conriude.1 must be her uncle incredaou.lv. tbs time agreed upon—half-past fir* — I| by Agatha now, but *be managed to 1707, th* following’ "Act to enable tb* “Yhe, certainly.” ’ | uj: “Of course you have kapl back ••But 1 hear that h*'. wonderfully there was a slight nois* a* uf gravel I People of Miehigau to Form a Coustitu-’ being thrown against her window | latter* from Oawald tom*. well oft" I “No, 1 bare n..t dune that." said lion and State Uoverument," waa paseed. WEEKLf, SEMI -WEEKLY, aM DU J -Of court* h* i*; that’, why be •> Agatha jumped up put un her bonnet , Francet.«“But I told O.wnld, who Its lengthy preamble contains so much priv’li'ged from urm coming. He'll agree in a m-ensnt to be• 1 and cloak, took up b»r bundle, and landed nt Sjuthamptett iaat night, and illustrated. iufonnatioa coaasaly statsd, that wa tha wa* sutburined Ar a6o«r rule* are o* iM at thone of.i juer .urety for lbs d*bt to Mr. laivill. ' I weal down >'airs without a light- At the bottom she dipped on her boots. I called hero in great hart, at seven thi* give it nearly entire: Snt-oin • ncittp-tper pub. Uhtd. | tempi of it* prorogat a -Has ha said ao F' Notice of tKoPrt*I and pa***! nmid the chirping encket* morhing. that you had gone put for an . .. .____ lb* wished rfi-Additl-ma-may be made to a club ot -Not yet; but he will." early driv* with the man you were to j Whereas.. It is ordained and declared, The Jtaxar is edited with a eotrtribu. > to the door. It waa unbarred. Her miw iltne, nt club rate-. I'll beliava it when I era him and he ,! in and by the ordinance for th* govern­ for Quu.titcrtioa should nut. be framed Unn*oT tort’end tMent thaT-nrehfoBcxiTTANcm »liould be made. If teTk me «>. It is vary odd, if h. means uncle, then, had risen, aa she h«d half marry to-day. and that it might can** ■ ment of the\territory of th. United k u to admit of the organisation cd find fa any Journal ; «d the Journal « He looked ( iTowltdc, I'T ‘IraG or Po-tomce order so much, lliat h* ha* never wrote a Im* *4*pret*d, and it ntcaasiitted * !il«» confusion if he r*m»io*<L ; State, north-rest of th. lUver Ohm, wlf lathe organ oi Ute great worm oi more caution. The naming wa* dark very pale, and went away again atr passed for Congreas on th* thirteenth the State under it* provisions prior to fashions. — Botton 2ravtl.tr. oner to retch the Ixmdon train, sayior “W* though:—you would tore* m*;I a* a cavern, not n star being visible ; something about baring been prevented, day of July, seventeen hundred and ths first tf January, 1830. provision waa TRY IT! to hive th* oth*r at uuco if he wrote to but knowing I be bearings we!L she by a severe illness from sailing at the, atghlv-wven, that certain article* th*re- made for the-election of. member* of lb* , IN THE NORTHWEST'. went cautiously and in rilcuce to the r in contained "shall be considered an er- Council as h.rvtofcrr, and of a Deta­ Wa will rand the Dally one month you." »b* murmured. Z. faint folxt light Ugh? -shone 1-—— from time he had promised and intended lor tides of compact between th* ongtnsl fut »1 00. the Weekly for two month, "Not L if b* comae rich. But li i* mill door. A ... _ 2 the fbna for 26 evute, or the Setnl-Weekly lor rather a cock-and-bull store, and since th* inrida, and form of the mill­ the laat twelvemanth." The bride, though nearly stem by, Stats* and th* people and State* m th* Tbit coatirspocy. however, did not ed wlthosL without th* hors* two month* for 60 cents. tb---------- ready be didn't make up hi* mind b*lore now, cart appeared arise. The Convention met and framed 3 s*e the new*. wouM not fimoh in the proa alterable, unless by common *ona«it. did i not SPECIMEN NUMBERS SENT FREE. I rant ray 1 bo much in hi* favor barnvwsad to it Agath* J3* ---------moment, concluded cuce of l>cr udvsrsary. Stilling her Hiraamm i—----------And Wharrea, It t* .upulatod in and the Coosuiatioe of 1U5, whrefa tasted I Agatha, you had better not say a word Jdfa * ‘ but — quivering fi«sh, she said smiling: “That •n.INTER^cr*" meh" «•*.. th* mill with w..~ her —— uncle., by th. fifth of th* reW artietoe rf ecre. to Mr Lovill about tbee* letter* ; U will fhst he wa*i in mw until th* adoption of o^ t>ro«*Ot inatni, informatioai* dseply interwuog, bat make thing, d.uced unpleasant if he who had just at thi* minute started the does not concern ran al alL for I am pact that there shall ba funned in th* maat in 1861. Uodar its proviatoas.ttea ' X FAMllT SEWtrAVEI. I b*ar» of *ucb gotop oru You are to wheel for tb* day. Bbe al crore sbpp«l my husband's darling now, you know, 2d tosritory not fore than thro* mt L^ialature was etojUsi m th* m*alh of more than five State*; asd ‘kat"** | reckon yourself bouad by your w»«d. into tha vehicle and under th* tilt, pul- and I wouldn't make the I,.-t-l’..'.’: applylnr <° “»• Ung some empty . ----------” '■"* November following, and thsl body thwaid won't hold bold water. I'm jealous for the world.” And she glided boundaria* of th* three State* shall ba .ubjro* ao for to ba altarod that U DonThe Evening Fo*t 4 Othcr F®MlcattoM- afoard. But I'll b* foir. If b* do been jwevionsly *| TERMS: • down stair* to the-chaise. pres shall hereafter find it madregt. THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Persona desiring to older other peri cwue. prove, bis income, marris* ye wil­ do. to avid th* ri« Pealagt frw !• fill 8«Heriber» la lb» they shall bar* authority to form ona --- ----- ly-nilly. Ill let it be. and lbs old man a few minute* of odtrals will find It to or two State* in that part of th* said aend their aulweripUnna through tow and I nwl do aa we oan. But barring John coming from trader th* walL Filled Staica. offier. KlberofUto fcttowtwnmMtob thst- yoa keep yww promise to th* l*t- .b.n M k.d ^mllr Ww territory which lire north of an east.and Harp"-. itessr. ILILsM ttone will be ~2J£t of wrei line drawn throMh th. eou<h«lj .nd niaui Ml nfclj ,» «< M rwi—• •' c " r ** with the Evening Port, on receipt ot "“Tbst'* what It will be, uncle. Oe- .<« U Swl 'band or axtrrea* ot Lak* MieMgoa | M U-u ■* • ’ «<the Min Bamm1 in addition to the re<And Whereas. H “ stipulated u the waU willecme." . 1. Drawing a aapkin ~ . bandkar"bSTk-.. h-a k-n M-a upo. •■Writ* you »u»t “■* ’«* chief tbrongn th* hand—I <1**^.to ■aid article that th* three said State* th* following particular* of mill bust.hall b* bounded on th-north aitore by .mril it out and b.H be .harper than C °i ’ r UnfcySg^wd heldfag it by rormm : Thrice a week it waa th. reguthe territorial lint brtwren th* United yoa win lik*. Tl. not to b* rarppo-d UUtmtm, _ Statre and Canada, or th. mud sort and that you are to »*nd lov* tetters to one |*r custom for John and another young west lin*; man a* if nothing was going to happen man to start early in th* morning, **ch . with a hors* and covered cart, anal go And Wbareaa, Coogvere has not adTha Req-Mto* wf ■ Oniliww. FmmaiDnntxanwDiao!. in difltawBt direction* to cudocnaro a mittod th* raid litre* Rtatre into th* at Notrmbat to “ "*• Union," according to th* boundanre 4. Holdlag up knif* and ftwk in day. And b* sure and ks^> thia a re­ tew mite* oft «h* oart* being laden A writer on a “gentleman" in He*11 Iku U. KM ukjl each hand—When can I e*s you I nrentioned in th* raid article*; ^•s -yV “B-hfnln-a U trot from Lorill for your own snto. A HIIT-CLAU «EWlf*rt« ! And Whreras, It » provided tn *od nut inooa«i*t*ut with the charaewr, and Tb* more clearly that Agatha begani John to do tH* morning was to take 5. Layfog kaifo and fork Ui.Mt.uelMky *ay p.Ml«*ii** I* ita Uprrortve the entire cwitrast of a«-■ her with him Io a railway tfatfon about on left of plate—After tb* meal. (Thia by aa aM of Congvre*. emitted "An act w, ar. surpetead that rare a qnahty Tarritorv into two "y^e'lMTrB-OCBAM I* a iwctelion a* to i»aue betwren hsr«olff ten mile* distant, where sit* might aafa- signal will sufliee fur a query oe aa> and She party to tb* cocaant, the mor*i }y wait far an up train. Haw win John act on returnmg- ,’T')Cl*ocb*d right hand on th. tebl. National Newspaper, Ua^rtaba**—. 8b. bad Mt.*■-T—i what will hs say-how will ha c«u*a ticimted sueh a narrowing of course* as -~T^B'^tia,iiapkin or handkerchief bald bad occurred. A malign iaBaono* ■ALM AGE’S seemed to be at wurk without any rralbl* human agency. The cririml thn* 8. Held with two finger* .bowing— ? A F a Bdrew nearer, and, 9 Holding napkin to ••bin wfch fot* ^‘wa.Trident to aU IfouLerill waa Anger over mouth-Omse Mrtfalfas 50. Standing tbu» (A>-Can I meet painting and papering hi* boaa* for EamriodT'.rrosebou. Ha made a town ,OJL Laying k»U*M>d fork thn* (X) NEW LUMBER NEW PRICES, AND NEW MEN. VILKI/tS Harper’s Weekly. £he (firming a DENTIST Miciiia.' HaihnllB Sweet’s HcTel INTER-OCEAN Michigan Exchange. Harper’s Ba LEADING BEPUBLICAII PAPER I— coital and faalical DENTIST Uol at 8onT ftn Chromo School Cl TyfiEWS depot. ’T'nwieT.'al *>* “J taUI“ SERMONS WILLIAM C. BRYATT & CO. NEW YO«K. Portfolio of Gems, CHROMOS —ISUB Batancing fork on *dg* -f nip 'triangularly 13. Folding (laying it down; “^.’“D^mriF bgifs through prongs t offork-I .hall remwxa *1 bora* to- I 1°^ fitnkiug fork with k«ife-I 1 TH! CHRISM AT I®L shell b*onl to Bight. 16. Bahnctow folk oo I me. (or if by a genltemao) can . ■ ”n. Hastings, Michigan. ‘ , I Haciug Wfoover tbo gfa-B-)< �D.d yoa bear anything drop out your way ? Are you. dear Republican read­ receipt at notes .very hour from y»iwsiar Dutnoctalio friends, asking youlike it? Dum your Dem­ ocratic neighbor alap yourbock with a vigor unkpown to former years, and re- kayo to th# transportatioa Mfitta cf the country. Ho ha. th# screws in hi. hands, and a riagls turn osato Ito farmera of tho We#tnnd the roeroluint. of the East miUtauu Ho h«| it fa Ufa neuenaeu nresmer. Uick., Becttoy. power to make or ruin cittoe. and who ' oeo rey wbat injustice, capeioo or iuter- Dulptt. Dawson and Bartar. Morel by Aid Beer that lha oat may du 7 Ho fa too attong tubu fought, and to tb. whole country has reading of the minutes ba dupeneed adown ca its knees before this gray­ ed old roan and worship him. It is not th# first tim# th# people her# bowed You will find at the g hJ4 F^y^enigg. Fov. 6, 1874, tt« read and the follUwiag resolation loplad by ayes and r.ay*. That th# foregoing proc##d- Ato— >MiilimtjaGywt< ta#n than th# DesiocraeT are not ia existenc. giro, to th# ^ouemeyfathfagty fa very s^ly Pta*d A rest .Mber o! R^sobli“*• -*• ««i batW wartia R#putrtlcans Cormarfy—voted deliberately andt fa cool bluod for Tilden and th# Desuocrexic ticket. They did Ihto, tot taowMaitay hoe# tom th#ir R^oblioanfasa a#d pnrpnre to go into the D#tnocratie party, but becauso they believe that th# losdrrsLip ol th# party has fvllan fato l»d hands, and that a rebuke is BMsaaary. On# #did, substanUsi merchant, who has always given lib#r**^3 hi* Bnd money to tha pabfiia causa, told me th# day before otattorttfau ire dkoufa vote the straight pinner. THANKSGIVING. Hsating# met :n Friday evening, Nov. 6tb, lu parauanre to adjournment on Wednreday Eva, Nov.41b, 1874, tn aocordanoc with provisions of Bee. 8 of ao #M entitled “an act to Incorporate the City of Hastings" and ordered to take immediate etfact lor the purpose than and there to determine who, by the crestest number ul votes given In the several Wards, ia duly oleeted to th# □fflo# of City Muxbal. ’ And Geo. W. Sltxmm having reoelrad tho greAtret number of roton given U the poll# of said special election held on Tuesday, the 3d day of November, 1874. be and ho to hereby declared duly elect­ ed to the office of City Marshal, to fill vacancy cicml by the removal of Geo. tingeat Fund for tho camo. Carried. Bcasmer, Hicks. Bentley, Dolph, Dawson and Madge. City of Hastings Dr. to Oeo. W. Bk>cqm for eerrices as Marshal from Sept. 8, to Oct 9, 841 66; frem Oct.,9 to Noe. 9, 1874, 841 66. J. -Wi & C. G. BENTLEY, . . , J. W/BKtnzr. Ayre—Bmmcr.' B#ntl#y, Dolph, Hick#, Dawrea aiA Mudge. Nay#—None. On motion Coonefa adjourned. That we offer Building Material, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Flooring. Siding, Doorand Window Frames BRACKETS and MOULDINGS, Tabular statement of votes giren in the County of Barry, State of Mictrgar., for Beprees-ntatiro in Cungnos from the Thud Cotigrrsaiousl District, on tb# 3d day of Nurember, A. D. 1874: of every description Beumer, BieU Bentley, Dolph, Dawson and Mudge. City of Hastings Dr. to James Wqotan for dirt rumored, 832 00. By Aid. Bommer-| PLANING RESAWING & MATCHING 1®_ Mill and Yard on Broadway near the Iron Bridge order drawn aa follows : Thirty duller# from peeutence, internal ord#r to bcirg on Fire Department Fund, cud two maintained, and peace with ctuer •• 4th “ I dollars on tLe Third Ward Fund. Power# ha# prevailed, it la Otting that Willluii F. Hicks, at stated period# we »houl<l cease from J. W. Benttoy, “ •• •• our arcuniomed pursuits and from the Moved by Aid Baulloy that th# dec ­ B#wm#r, Hicke, Bentley, Dolph, us ww save not oom turmoil of oar dally liras and unite In laration be accepted and that Georg# Dawtou and kludge. a thing m that direction. W# prem­ W. Slocum lie declared elected City (Sty of ttaatiag# Dr. to Jame# Woo­ ised ch# settlement of attars in tho South and anarchy-reigns there. W# pledged ten fur cleaning atreeta, 83 00. oura-lros to purity in the administration Adopted. By Aid. Beastner— of affaire, and lo! Ben. Bettor runs Boomer, Hick#, Bentley, Dolph and lhe appointing power. Simmons was made Collector of the Port uf Boston against tho protest ef every merchant SvTr of Almighty < od, and, uviag aalda all political contention# and ah Ayna—Bwesmet, Hicks, Dolpb, Daw­ •ocular necupatloui, to observe#ucb d*t To the Hoc. Mayor A th# Common -’ ■ <foy of reat, thanksgiving anil Ooaacll of the City of HaaUugi. son and Mudge. Nays—Bentley. Your Commltte# on Finanoe upon ex•n wltnere whoreof I have herewith ret my hand and cauaed the #ca> of inc iminatlon find that special areeaamenta City of Hastings Dr. to Joseph Woo­ llulted States to be affixed. Dona al should be made agidnrt proi erty tn th# city of Washington thia the 27 dav front of which Improvement# bav# been ten for eleaning chimney, 81 00. October, In th# year 1874, and of the lu । mad# at the expeoae of th# City. Uy Aid. Beutlvy— dependence of th# United btate# th. Thai the account bo allowed at fifty nluMy-ninth. cents and an order drawn un th# Fire Departm#nt Fund for th# same. - Bossmer, Hicks. Bentley, Dawson, Dolph and Mudge. City ot Hastings Dr. to, M. Maynard tor drayagw ' | 50. D. Ha.kina for street cleanin'; 2 25. By Aid. Besrmer — That the accounts ba allowed and an order drawn on the contingent fund. STATE OF MICHIGAN, PROCLAMATION. By John J. Bagley, Governor. Ia evmpUano# with the ctwtam racab ttebed by the reverence of onr Father# aod renettotted by th# gratitude or tb«ir children, I Invite tb# people of U>1 Stat# to obaerve nrUMSAY, the 20tb day of November, re a day of Thaokaglvlog and Pralac. Tho gencroua n•potfoo of th# earth to vur needs agali remind# uaoi that Ud yet ever newlv llluitraled Irutll that .r.r, *•< II, 1 fa th# moat jubilant man living. H# expects an early pardon and a qe:ck de­ liverance from hfa bonds. Tho nU roan chafe# nailer hfa confinement now more than error. Bo wants to b# out. Now Gladly, oh how gladly, do I tarn roy eyes from fa# political field in anv oth­ er direction. Wl>o if tbare on this side of th# water who has not heard of Vanberbilt fa# railroad king ? Would you know something more of him ? Well, th# old genltoman fa now eighty-two years ofago and fa uatrong and rignrou# advertiicwcut. county, on Tuesday, the Third day of November. In th# ye#r one thousand #%ht hundred a cd seventy four. Th# «k»l« airelwr of niurv. t.ra*l4 ■A8WGS LODGE w.c-Qnwcx. 1. taev.dwv# rw,.-.4t#uir- UArriXGS EASTE J. L. REED ) Wo do brreby certify. Tbit the forego­ ing is a e..reset statement of tho votes elven fa Hie county ol Barry. Stat# of । Michigan, for Representative to the Cuncress uf the United States, frum the Third Congressional District of tbu State of Michigan, nt ho General Election, held in salJ County on tho Tnirl day of November, in the year on# thousand eight hundred un<l st-renly-four. Doled #t Hastings City this Tenth day of November A. D. 1874. JOHN H. DAY, BentUy, Daweon. Chairman of tho Board of County Can- THE SENATORIAL QUESTION. Wo think oar Senator aud ItapTreoniativreara »Un»S mcA #m of them to vise and far seeing to. bo caught in any sofa trap. That they are not yet ready to break up and destroy the party that has honored them by droo^ng them as ita rapfsesutativ# men, and that when fa# Repabtean caucus shall retfiotf by mor# fans o far«e-fortbs vote name for re-slsction to tho positioa b# has Cited with ao much credit to tha Stat# sad hucnr to bimtelfi ZACHARTAH CHANDLilB, that# is not a litgls Republican membar of the Legislature who will not rise and with a feelmg uf real ptnte Gcxtlxxax Your Committoo of Pi- . is a big word. Yet I mean that same tiling. I commenced bus­ iness in Hastings in 1S0G without a dollar and J bold my own yet. That don’t Took like :i failure dues it. “No not much."' rniillE IS OIVE thinothat 1 am sorry for "and Jhat is” to be compelled to discharge Honest, Industrious and Wmpctent Mechanics, who are deserving । of steady employment, because I am over-stocked with work fin­ ished. My shops are al) Tull of work. ‘/Buggie* and Cutters” । and now H the people of this good County of Barry would e:.} courage Mechanical. Industry at home and thereby promote their ' own interest, they will all come to Hasting# and buy all their Statement of Votes given in the County of Barry, State ot Michigan, lor Representative to tho Congress of the United State# from the Third Congress­ ional Du'rict of tha State of Michigan. County of Barry. We not# with painful surprise th* attempt of the Detroit TriAanw to break city) 5 up and destroy th# Republican party. lodge-, for । Nothing under the could so effoe tually do that in this State as for any respectabley portion of tho party to fol­ low the advice of the Trihnu and refuse to abide th# action of the forthcoming caucus on the Senatorial Question. Forhap# the Tkifosss ha# forgotten the fate of th# Whig party, but we opine there still live men enough who ramember the Wouabridgo senatorial election, when by the aid of opposition tot#' Gordon of Marshall, who was th# cau­ cus nominee of th# Whig party, was defeated by a combination of a few Whigs with the then Democracy, under th# lead of Kin.loy 8. Bingham, and it wkp tha last Legislature of the Blate that the'Whig patty over controlled. That treason annihilated the dominant party. A similar treason tu-day would bo almost sure to produce a like nsult Wis# or olbnrwis# tho Republicans ol Moved hy Aid. Bessmtr that the re­ this State made Benator Chandler there candidal# for re-elec tan by a voice that port of the Finanoe Committee be ae• opted aod adopted. Carried. w# selected our candidate# for tho LogBessmer. Hicks, Bentley. Dolph, falsture, and on thi# platform have elec­ ted a controlling majority in both Huaae- Dawson on.l MudgeThe Committee on Ftnnnew report of th# Legislator#. Beyond all qua# the acct of Sheriff aj follows: tian Senator Chandler fa the first end only ebufa# of nine-tenths of the Sen Te tu JtaeraMr, tto Mayor «<f Gnusoa Crotertf #f tfo City ^Z&sffoy#.store and representative# elected by NOW IS YOUR TIME! Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, | Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. ladies imi mnn miw Trunks Tabular #tatcm»nt of votes giren In lha Secund Ripreientaliro Dutrict of City of Hastings to Seed A Garrison the County of Barry and Stat# of Uich* Dr. to work laying sidewalk A#., in !<«□, for Rapreientative in the State third Ward 814 00 Legislature for the Second R/'preeenti th# District of Berry County, at the Central Ejection held in ui I county, on th# 3.1 day of November, A. D. 1874 : Uni Come and see for Yourself n „ Hastings, Sent., Oth I8<4. Statemrut of Vuteigirenin the Second Representative District of th# County of Barry and Stat# of Michigan, for RepreMutative in the State L-igiilstare, for th# Second Repr##entativ# D strict, of Barry County, at the General Election ■held in said coctnly on Tpreday, th# 3.1 day of November, in tha year on# tbuusatid eight hundred and sixty-four. SWKSS81 Stirs or Mrttasax, ) Connty of Barry. ) We do hereby certify, That tb# fore­ U>KW r*d### reealrwl lv# lto«Ma4 going is n correct statotnont ui th# votes given in Use Secund Raprewsataiiv# THE SUN. ,J- s- GOODYEAR & CO. . Spooner & Hepburn XEW GROCERY AND L EA HOUSE, Just opened in Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE, tamed a circulation of over seventh thousand copies. It# reactor# are fouir In every State and Territory, and !ti quality 1# well known to the public, w# (hall not only endeavor to k#ep I ftillynp to lb# ala >t indard. but tulin prove and add to ita variety and power THE WEEKLY SUN will con 11 inn to be atborounh newspaper. All tbc new# of th# day will be found lu U, con deosed when unimportant, at lull length when of moment, and always w# trust, trwUoit ia a clear, Interesihii Block, Soupf Side of Sfneif. Where can be found a choice and well selected Stock of Stop GROCERIES, PRO VISIONS, COXFF.CTIJXERY St. A complete assortment of oil kinds ot Whole and Ground ipiccs WRRANTED PURE. . All kinds of Fruit in their Season. Fresh Vegetables always on hand. Also we have a full line of the best Lamps &. Fixtures, Crockery, Class &, Wooden Ware Always on hand at prices that cannot bo beat in the County CASH BUYERS will find it to their advantage to e amine ourStocK before purchasing elsewhere. John Anderson Wrs Boyle or Bota Ja# Bubo# Hreck ah Smith John Taylor - 2 25 3 25 2 25 8 7b 0 25 sight hundred aud seventy four. Date# si Hastings City, this 10th day of November. A. D. 1874. . - JOHN J. PEMKIN8. Chainnsa of th# Board of District Can- Tho accounts of Clark Hinkley and ISulivan baring been paid by the MarB#a#ta#r, Bo nt ley, Hicks, Dawson, i ahal to I. W Vrosmau. all of which m Dolph and MndS«. ireaptasTully sudmittadQty at Haatisgv to P. A. Throop Dr, 884 OO Secremry of tin Board of District Cang 25 vaoswa for rb# Second Rspresentativo To three per cent added Distrtotot the Cot.nty dt Barry and Digging trench far conductor State of Muhigan. do hereby certify that AmosC. Tuwue having revived Total By AM. Hiok»— tb#1fartoo#t number of vot## given for That the report cf th# Ffaa&ce Com­ mittee bo attcopted end adopted and an order drawn on the Coatingsmt Fund Bemmor, Hicks, Benttoy. Dolph, Dawson and Mudge. ByAld-BessmarTbat tbo select committee, cr n nrnjnrity rftiism. t» Wiad Mills, ba fa- CHUICM I cannot help but thibk that I WILB SUCCEED Bee#me r, Hicks, Dolph and Madge. City of Heatings w J. W, i C. G. Republican vtdes, and by a not tai vote will b# the caucus nominee. Of euttrec this to well understcod by th# TKksw and y#t it advfoes th# half doznn mem bers elect, If by any possibility that number can be found who do not prefar Mr. Chandler as thetr first choice lo bolt, and at all hazard de tat hfo etatfon. If this is not treason to party and to principal, for God's sak# what csss# a boy,. who was nanrad WiUrnm. •*B0r,”M ho i# familiarly koown, is his father's Itairtwsmnt in tho nulrood world, sad Us vary »«*: fa faot, to hois Meager and quite a. hard I WILL SUCCEED when I look at the heading of this Ay##—Bcswuer, Hicks, Dolph, Daw­ sun and Mudge. Nay# - Bent.'ey. City of Hastings In account with Chas Dolph for grading in front of Engine House 813 50. By AH Bossmer— Tammany, whoa th# great citv, beuutl hand and foot, was in tbrir bands, bleodiag money at every pore. They #•# the revival of the American Club, w.'.tJLit* R®DK °f J01'? royUerer#; ot tb# old Tweed tim## ; in brfof. when every man who cuirid control fifty vote# had hi# hands fa th# treasury, elbow deep. And. by th# way. FOR CASH ! LOW NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free delivery to any part of the City. Respectfully, , Spooner <t- Henburn. IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED I Pomparhou Invited and Competition Defied �The ■’It is b.-Uvr to giro than to recair-” fa the mono of ell who attend the Fw»U«*l at Union Hall tonight. For a evutd. of weeks we ham nt seen the Charlotte JhpwA/wen. the reason Bru Saunders? , What is And stdl the quostica risen and again r Qnu^** Woodland Center, deairoe to inform her many pat. tvniiand frte.de that she has iu.t’ml the Is test .tvfaa, and fa prepared to fill si!.ordomoatbo shorten notice, .nd at I*1*** whfah cOMot Rail to bo setiafhe- aero tipped over and smaahad. Remember the Baxrra fa for safa at ConaUemhU baring Loen said by tho n^ depot uf John Ifobort^ imme­ eertriu portion ab>ait the publication ©I diately after pabticwtiou «mry week. tbe Cily Charier and Ordinances just The Buwling Alloy m thi, city hU i».ued from the Bssxn offlee, we ask bmn uponed by A. A. Wilmot, letter atleulnsa to tho tAJewing from the known os “Dutch," and wiU be ma all Chairman of ths Committee who had tho wnrk in charge : To Win it xst Cowens—Tbie ia to ceruly that the Charter end Ordinance pr.aiod lor the CHy Council at tho office uf tho RxncuGis Bassxx. were promnt'y pnnied and delivered a.ter L*t lha fa rmera of Barry County, as tho M>t c spy had bron iurnisbod, and a matter of economy and humanity, that tho i^mters worn not re,pous.ble prepare warm places to abettor thru' Isr tho delay in their publication. aloek from tho chdliag blasts of winter. I People ehonld be very cautious al>oar fire, at there ia hardly any water in the city, nearly every cistern being "dried CMhi.,1 MASONIC. I. 0. 0. F. •I M Citbbtbjr Rates. e s* esmthMalion of our sub- The Country Gentleman. A. N. SABIN, non {■ atuix Commission Merchant, LiraeSTOBK IS DUD! Head of al) cough prwperaiiina Sofa! everywhere. J-*> F. Unit, CvaaA> A Co, proprietor*. 8 and 9 Ooltege Place, N. Y. Tbs bugv, dreaUe. griping. sickening pills, constructs l oT crude, coores and bulky Ingredients. are fast being taper seded by Dr. Pieree’o Pleasant PurgnI live Fell to, or 8 agar-4 ■anted. Conreu- C. SCHULENBURG, LUTHER TUCKER A BOY, PnkUiksrs. AUAMY. M, T. atirring up the Canadians epee the sub­ ject. He ndvncntM that tbe river from Quebec to the eoa, ean be navigated by steamers with roan and safety. Tho maltar is being proesed spec the Deminioe government. Thia will bo a bold attempt to aocuro a portion of tho grain trade nt tho Northwest The Wm. E. Savspe A Bra's Cohimn. <po THME ■CILDIWG. GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT L STRATTON B-njamm F. Francisco, was oor.tinue. patronage. For particulars see eaids I on applisa'iuo of plaintiff on u.ual terms of Invitation. • James A Sw.my for plaintiff, Cbarh: H. Bauer for d-feudnot. • “OYSTER OCEAN" “ . Lalies ui Gatlennis’Eatirnt- TO ADVERTISERS The Bellevue Gauth nays that “Mr Hsjes ol Assyria brought into our office > I sptwoaching Senatorial election, aha Jackauu OUwe of Nov. 5th. aays^ 'Tbe lagistataxe cluaeea Tnssday Sme tbe Republicans coe'.rul of both roues by a decayed majority Of E. CRAM, Manager. Zechariah Chaadter Commission .Merchants ul IB GRAIM ABD FLOUE. Car. WOOPWARI* a>4JtrrtBMX Arre. DETROIT, SUCH. Jokn H. Wendell & Co., CcnmUiinn Merchantgin Hour, Grain, I slee, la ■ 40 C, THE NEW 8T0BE! ^ytvtxiw GLAM- ARTHUR’S DETROIT. Freseh and American Plate Glass, THE BK3T bCBOOL IB TBE STATE-' Illutrated Home Maiaiiit. Down! Down!! Down l!l Drv Goods and Ready-made Clothing, t owl for the next 30 days. 1 am bound Delrelt, S3 FFR DAY, Business University, twenty-four hours consultation, the Jun reported that tb-y cooU not poeeibly MOUWE. J^IUULE learn with pleasure that J. Loe ao reported 4 for plaintiff and 8 for de­ Bred is to commence on Friday evening fendant James A. Swoea-y for plain tbe 27th insL, a series of dsnriag per Jiff, C U. Hulbrouk for defendant . or piper, published, with or | -i- hertiaed premiums, we OPIUM irgyyrssrg reported to hate sluud 8 tw plaintiff Ictal Ww Jtatice;. SPECIAL NOTICE. It i« the purpose ot the Pub­ lisher of the Banmb*. to nettle with every pereon who doee business with the BaNNK* office prior to Jxn. 1st. 1875, *»d to thatl cod i« now making out bills aptinit every person in­ debted to the office, and he mvet insist on c prompt eettlexnent Be warned in time. pair that could hardly |<ss straight by the right as to the amount of dsma -ea tbe plaintiff should recover. Wrigh decay aumped their imprint upon it" j A Ellis, fur plaintiff, James A Severe’ tor defeuJant Henry Hewitt, Treasurer of Orange­ la the Imparlance case of Silas N villa was daagvrously hurt on tbs 10th | lost., by the bursting of tbe cylinder i a judgement for 1387,73 with inferos, while grinding apples at hia cider mill, j and cost was rendered. Wm. M. Kil a piece flying off and striking Mm on the right ride uf bis fiscs, bi caking tbe Patrick of Owooso, tor plain til la ths Chancery matter of John F Skipner. mPHa-fa B Skinner, a decreuf divorce waa granted the complainant C. G Hulbruok. Solicitor foe Cum plain Patents Issued. I rXACTICAL EDVCATIOSAt 1XETITCTE AND COMUKRCIAL COLLEGE Cer. SIU, uretlud Mkli Air.. D-lr.ll FOR SALE I Mare and Coll- TMe Arewrt MORGAN JONES. Hastings, June let. 1174 fltf FOR SAL’S. iist-e Lists of Patents issued from the U. Uolx-rta, va. Mary J Roberta. a decree 8. Patent Office to Michigan Inventors, ot divorce waa granted tho rumplainant for the week ending Ort. 27 th,,. 1874, O. G. Holbrouk Solicitor for Oimptoin and each bearing that date. Furnish­ ed this paper by Cox A Cos, Solicitors Hare you n severe wrench or epraln 1 Have you rlu-an>ati.m io any firm I of Patents, Washington. D. C.: Spinning Wheels M. McLeod, Grand Have you stiff neck, or bnoehee raaem by rheumatic pains ? 11 *•. Johnson'■ Haven. Tellnmina. G. P. Tindall. Ypsilanti. ; Anodyne Liniment is a specific remedy used internally and siterually. atexce. CHB C0BFE8U0BS of aa IBVAL1D PORK DRUGS Ui IIDiaiE, Obstacles to Marriage. LISTINGS BABBLE WORKS MO NUM EN TH HEAD STONER. TABLE TOPS. T. I- ARTHUR A SOM. Philadelphia, Pt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PROBATEORDER- MUSICS NOVEMBER VOCAL. Under tho above caption we feel like saying a word for the B«gio Hotel cor­ ner of Waterloo and L*x*i« 8ts. at Grand Rapids, Mich. This Hotel (strictly lerapwraaoe) is kept by J. K Johnston, a natural born landlord in MANTLE*. HHE1.VE8, ETC. $20,000 00 DAY AND NIGHT. IN CASH 1 410,000 00 IN CASH! Mt ME OF S5J00 U CdH rucmiosm Qty Drug Stat, ITALIAN Stale Street, AMERICAN . MARBLE M. Wri Glut TOU :sas, JOHN STANLEY I Hall this emeingDo not forget the Festival this eve­ ning at Union nailTharod.yot next week is Thanksgriingdey. But where fa our urirey f MRB. G. M. BIDES. okstNIXO, KAUIOMIN1XU. JJtesi tXr “ rteterlM a r-l-veM Strers-4 es INSTRUMENTAL. at Union THUIXIP. IrctMlUlM detboit. micu. IVVARU A Good Hot, I J err trial Remember the Festival Merchant Tailors, :njcr»g*»aN HOPKINS and BA1IB SPECIAL ANNOUHCKIENT. Gold 110 1-A Go to tbe Feetiml Tbe Festival to-night­ Council meeting to-night Oysters at Union Hall to-aigbt Channing weather few November. The Circuit Court is still engaged on DRESSMAKING, Woe Sirt of T\n tbe Chancery mattar of Frauen M t Vv c-t f'a<npboll. Ionia county, has I Wo often mo a Urge stock of eatde •Lil.ition and for vale aever.il which do oot seem to thrive, aod come siud of tho hnndsumoet apple trees, ] ;..rt old that wo have »en in Letters remaining in Hastings P. 0. out •■spring poor," all for want ef sums thicrito .tan them in tbe right direciten - :. day Including Bum®«. Fall uncalled for Nov. 17, 1874. Oo-dollai’s worth of Sberidau's Cavalry ■riuivr varieties. - Specimens may AU persons who subscribe for tbe Goo. Coaly, Miss Ida Doria. Mian ' Condition Powders, given to such o ern r.nd ord.re left with Hopkins Banna prior to Jan. lei, 1875, and pay Etta M. Dayton. Zeno Doty. Mrs Duffy. stock ocewonsl’y dionag tbe wm'er . r-. ., nt tbe City Drug Store. Cash, will bo credited and be given a James Emmery, Wm. Henson. Mrs would '» worth more than an extra hall Annie Holing*. «•- Melissa Hall. Um bf bay. roempt to Jen- 1st. 1870Cider Applet Wanted. The Baxxn fa the largest and Lest Abraham Horae, Mrs. Saeanoa New THE WHOLEWEffTERN COUN ton, Annie Patterson, Mrs. Annie Soule, TRY county paper, contains more t owe, bet A Sackett, Wm Williams. Jake Wing. ran now be easily readied by the Ate ter selections of poetry and lilvralnre in Chas- G, Yesngn. Chas. B- Youngs. lentic and PactBe and Missouri i’aolflc Direct your letters to No. of P- 0. HailreaUe andj their railuMy „?»* the county_____ . tramboat connections. rb«M IInor box or drawer. J so. Ronxn, P. M. I onouBOMOat 81. Louis, at which point AGENTS GROG E R I ES I D. B. Oook mA Canned Fruits and Ccxxucux Cryvae Grand Itejdda; thore'.gh w«tk; able tooebora. tomat erd. cmadf r .tndeatolo fill I*"**?" l^n tb- tnpH?* Terne tm**1* F..r c.reularu Udwto C. G. Sw«mbo*. Millinery and Fancy Goods, WEBSTER’S up t»r himself, upon his farm in that DskXZO is the be*t advertising i . i!u- County uf Barry, having | double th- circulation of any | Ste-r tn the C-rnnty. it I c -w all alone in the Cfircocrapb ■i. au«l o» I have made arrengot( i-.ciea— my facilities fordoing rx'i nn cm all should rail • s negative tokeu. Tbe superi. i work tn tn-poet is a suffirun too of first-class work In Rooms in Washington , south side State StreoL FOR 1070. lions, maps, proxies, At. sail at tbe above uamod places The ugh* fa reserved lo reject any ar nil bids. > I trial by Jury withdrew their pl<a. am consauivd lo judgement for plaintiff, fo 8180,02 with interest aod ouals. Jama 1 trains aa now printed. A Swserey foe plaintiC C. 0. Huibnfak Tbe special attention of our readers for defendant. ia asked to tho proepectuv uf tbe AtlanI tic Monthly published to day in our ad- and i[>pellee,v«. Chancy H Noys, defen i Jani and appellant, waa tned by Jury. ’ toL"t. "li£4TirS Bids for the doariag and grading of ].xtioa df tbe abaro nam-d Rail Bond a the toWsahlt. ufTl.pc. Berry muniy, I We leant that Thomas Ferguson is I aing Diviriuu of the Lake Shore < M. Pierce lb extract from the Juices of the most valuable roots and herbs their ac­ opening a Photograph Gallery at Or 8. R. B-, trains now pans Baton Rapids | tive medicinal prindptoa, which whet* Sageville. over the Drug Store of Joy 8 (douse SocixChicago A New York I worked Into little Pol Uta or Granules. Terry. ’ | express nt 11-15 a. ■ , and the Chicago I rearer^ larger Man mustard seed, run SChwas* A HolJtu continues to buy wheat at a j ri. higl^e 'han is paid, Irrigbt al 3-30 r. a. either at Kalemasoo or Battle Creek Our lanusrs will do well to remember at 5-0* r. ■ ; Way freight at 10 15 a. ■ By this route close roonoctfona tv Lan­ The prospectus of Arthur's Home Magarino for 1875 appears to-day in sing is now made with tho morning ex. i our advertising columns. It io all-B preai u. the ValLy Division, at Emm Rapid,. Superintendent T. J Charts.profoama to be. Send us your orders For our terms see c.'ub list. must lake the place of all other catl.arThe Eaton Rapids Jisuraaf exclaims : tlcpilb end mcdtctoeo.” . “My! my! bow the Nashville and LrnxA MaooMBgn. druggists. Ver­ I Vermontville sdi'ors do "claw' one an­ million. T. D-, say: “Wo tulnk they I are going lo sell like hot cakes aa anon other! 'Whisky or women' — we don't a people got acqualutsd with them and know which—is th. trouble.” will spoil the |dli trnds, as those that We have lor sale at 25 cents useb A I have used them like them much better for copies of tbe City Charter and Or­ Huntingtou M. Marvin, a In C I than laage pills." dins news, just published at thieufflee by order of tbe Common Council. Every McAlister. ot al, was tried by Jury, occopying two whole dare, and resulted resident of the City should ham a copy. ClfURCHEl. : c. traiKE A RJ1 the , '.“■E.ISESn.tJFbK ATLANTIC MONTHLY E=32®EtS&-” 11 R'»e" "• gmat plemmte to oak thw I atteutioa of nor readers to tho proeye tea of tho New York Aemiy Feri, WBham Culleu Bryant A Co., editor, and proprietors. It is the ablee*. edited of any New York Journal, nnd though it. riews on t Bo Turriff and kindred robbers are th. anu-ixMlca .d oor own, yet ao read ita able pugue with gwat'inteco.! For amdobsod new. « ,h- PUitieal. tfoonl am! Li tei ary wurid It is remarkably reliable and mrndlagty valuable Fur ciebbing ntt« with the Baaxn see our advertisement m another eolnrnn. »'X« f YOUMAN'S dictionary WANTED �THE DISCIPLES 0 ’ mon IS I1HMITOS One of the largeat bona fide land safoeem madeinKsr.^. p«Up* in has just been and concluded by ’America, t. AHsinront Topok. Si K rnihjM company with M community of Rowan Manwnite* who tended in Na* York daring the month of RarUaml>er with ths steamsra Cunbria/loutoute aud City of Richmond,.a»d most of whom bare »peat th* test thirty dav* and agood many of their ruble* in oiir city. Tbeir tend purcbaja, amounts in round number* to about one hundred thousand acres of railroad land, aside from a number of improved fanas, all ly.nn north of the station* of Florent*, Peabody, Walton, Newton, HaktsaiL Burton aud Hutcmnsra. Thanks to tha untiring *n«gy aud the extraordi­ nary hbembly of th* A., j. A & F. rail­ road company, this means to Kansu MtUporticularly to Marion, Harvey. McPhereou and Reno counties, an acquisilfoa of about one million and a naifof capital aud u whoteaale addition to bar prodocing population of some 1WA souls. From the Cotton1 tbo little Arkansas, a gulfioent prairie country - -- length, ia now au colony, composed of the thnitisst and most intelligsni ctesa of feroignar* that ever landed upon our shores; and “in three rr*° u*° fonguaga of ono of thetr older*—"that ocean pf gnus will bo transformod into an ocean of waring th* village'^hool. are of a'high e|. Consider well before tot promise. 'Dare to do right. cmentary standard and sxclnterafy GerEnvy no man. wan, which accounts for tho fact that Faithfully perform your dutv. ’-hat language i* wel| lireMrVBa Go not in tho path of vic*. ’ • among them. TWr preachers arc usu­ Have reapert for your character. ally man ot deep thought and fair cul Internet yourself in the cause of char­ turn. They ara choeen from among tho nwbari of tb* church, for life. Whan Join the Order of Odd Fellow*. apramtherianf’’--------Know thyself. and meditation „™„. lasting eomoLio not, for any comidoratian. „ -V—r.— Dunag thi* season Make friend* among th* good. tha man moet fit for tbe portion ia »oNever profoa* what yon do not pracfooted, and it is hold that God hims*K through the manifestation ol hia spirit, Occupy your tim* in usefulness. point* out the proper person Postpone nothing that you ctu do Among th* rpecial privilege, granted AMERICAN MARBLE them by the government n, that of • osr. Quarrel not with your neighbor. perfect religion* liberty, exemption Recompense every man tor his labor. from civil and military service f >r them-! Save something against a day of selves and their children tot nil tim*. uuble. maintenance of thrir own local govern­ Treat.everybody with kindnou. Corner State and Creek BL Building ment and of their own German icimols Urn yooreelf to moderatioa. once occupied by Boaton Cub Store. Ttwee privileges have bean as faithfully Vilify no person'* reputation. honored by all the succeeding monarch* BLACK & FULLER. WatchfuUy guard against id I* n oev. to thia time, u they have been jealously Xamine your conduct daily. guarded by tbe Mannonitos, aud many Yield to superior judgement. are the conjecture* as to th* reason why Zealously pursue the right path. th* iircsent enlightened and humane (?) government of Alexander should adopt I measures that must result in the oomplelo abandonment of the colonioa, if NEW ADVERT1SEMEAT8. th* religious principles of tbe colonist. ' G. P. H&wall a Co1!. Col—... can not bo demoralbsssl. Is it becnuM> tho government has suddenly resolved to bo alike just to all ciliseu* ? or does . it calculate that a lose scrupulous poo- ' pls will readily settle tho highly cnltirated steppes, which tho Monnonitcs havo no right to sell, unless it is tu their I own flash and blood ? Be that s. it Canned Fruits and Fish. may, the Russian policy redounds tu profit of our country. The late changes in the military organisation of lha em­ pire compel all subject, alike to do > their share of military duty; but the Mennonitea of Russia ar* of th* mo<t | GOODET8 LA1TS BOOK orthodox class and will never submit to j havo their sons instructed in tho iim of ■ the sword, nor will they consent to do | military service of any kind, whether as compalanta, nurses, teamster* or mo-: chanica. Before they renounce tho as- I sential article of their faith, they aban- ; don their magnificent homes with heroic , JOHN STANLEY ! TO HAVE 8000 HEALTH J. Cole &, Son. GROCERS Gea.P.Rmll&Co. its to Silt a tie Leva tout Batt LAND PLASTER, STOCCO WATER LIMB 1IME I BAIR Shingles. Lath, &c. W Vijk Jartai & Pillai AFINEIUlfaioWIHREIION. VINECAR BITTERS 5348532348235348232323234823 they remove the cause cf diaaaar. and the patient recover* hi* health. They are tbe great blood purifier and a life-rinng prin­ ciple, a tierfeet Renovator and Invigurator of the system.. Never before In thehlatorr of tire world baa a medicine lieen componndesl posarreing tbe returkabl* qrndiUeo of Vwxoaa Urrma in healing the adek °f everr disease man la heir to. They are a gentle Purgative a* well aa a Tonic, reliev­ ing Congestion or Inflammation ol tho WANTED. 'SJt No Person ran take them Bitten, reeorthug to directior.X and rvtnaln lung unwell, provided tbeir txmra aro not deetroyrd by mineral poison or oilier means, and vital organa wasted beyond repair. Grateftil Thousand* proclaim Veraojui Btmaa the most wonderful lavigornnt that ever sustained tbe sinking system. Blllotu, Remittent, and Inter­ mittent Fcrerw, which aro ao prevalent Teunceaee. Cnmbertend, Arkansas, Red. Colorado, HraxA., Rio Grande, Pearl, Ala­ bama. Mobile, ttevannali, Roanoke. Jatnra. ami many others, with their vast irtbutones, throughout our entire country dur­ inn ’-he Hammer and Autumn, and remark­ ably *o during acwona of unusual brat and dryncaa. are invariably accompanied by exteruiic drnmgvmmte of tbo stomach arid liver, and other abdominal riaeera. In tbeir trratuu-nt, a purgative, exerting a powerful iuilumeu upon these various organ., ia •wutially uoeetKuy. There i* so cathar­ tic for the purjioao equal to Dr.J. Wauom'a Vinuhs BnmtES. luthey will speedily rcKuive tho <lark-ndorcd vteeid matter with tftiich th* IktwcU are loaded, at the same time stimuteliug the aocretioua of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy 1 function* of the dig. stive organ*. Dys|M-|Hia or Indigrstlon, Headoche.P.tin in the .Shoulders,Coughs.Tigbta*.. ,,r ,i,~ n;—o__ ’MtimiaAN^CMurcn Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpitation of tha Heart, Inltemmxtion of tho Lungs, Pain iin tho region of tho Kidueya, and * hun­ dred other f-rinfnl symptoms are the offaprinK. of. Dyajwpau. Ono Inttlo will prove a l«tt» r guarantee ot it* merits than l* lengthy advi-rtiscnumL Scrofula, or King'x Evil, White Swellincs. ulcers, EryaineJ**, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Sc-rofulous Inflammations, Imlolcut Uflanuanticns. Mercurial Affec­ tions, Old Sorre, Eruption* of the Skin, Sore Eyre, etc., etc. Xu these, aa in all other coin,tittitiotial f‘--rasor. Wausa's ; Vn.Ki*a Brrrrtt. have shown their great MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand Biver Valley Division ■fift Zm.'’?'**' ANOTHER CHANCE ! REMINGTONSEWING lACHI’K EVEIT U»f IH0UL1 TUE IT. PETERSON’S MAGAZINE PUBLICLIBRARYOFKENTUC’Y. HIIMI SUB widty kwia* ko. sEjStwnrs :i I'SS-rS-iTs’fi; Mechanical Dlscaws.—I’cxsona enIngnl in Paints mid Mineral*. such a* J'lunib.r-, Tvp<-setter*. Gold-beater*, and Miarrx, a* they advance in life, ore (ab­ ject to jiaralysu ol the Boutte. To guard against thte take a done of. Wauna* A txaosn firm t* ocmuonallr, For Skin Dlnrau’s, Eniptiona,Tetter, ia.1, n>__ TH-.-1__ ._ 41 Pari Row N.Y- or nature, ore literally dog up and carried Out of the system iu a short time by tbe use of these Biller.. Pin, Tape, and other WormaJarfcIng in the .yatem of so many thoosanda, are effectually dretroyed and removed. No System ot medicine, no rennifogts, no anlhelmiuitics, will (reo tbo aystem from Worms like tbeao Bitter* For Female Complaints, in young I or old. msmed or single, at tbe dawn of womanhood or the turn of life, these Toulo | Irillirr. du play- ao decided an influeuoo .rjlisl jli?, 16» r*lte«te« luh y eXawTy^Sr^s*^*! that improvement is soon peroep^blo. Jaundice.—In all caeca of jaundice, rest awrared that your liver ia not doing its aork. Tbo only aenslblo trra^nent u to nromoln tbo secretion of the bile and tavor ita removal For thte purpose ua* Tmnan Brrrxns. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ CHXKLBSF. DjnBL».[ ever yoa find ita impuritAae bunting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptiona, wvlt <x Korea; dumao it when you find it ob­ I-.1 --J J—ln —2—. -1------ The Cheapest and Beet in the World. Ekt. SflSr fHEILLDI G TALES AND NOVELETTES Stop! Hearken Ye! To Whom it may Concern!' Be it known, That I shall ’ keep in stock anti fill to order the Celebrated Duyio|(i SEE THE GREATiWATCH OFFS CHICAGO. Of all CURTIS, DODGE. ROBINSON WE WANT AGENTS. and WIARD pattern*, and Castings for all P L 0 W 8 now in Lie. uiuter tha prase at system of cultivation, to b*com* impoverished, aud sheoj, will, in tim*, figure an important part tn tho ratfomption of there tend*. Th* capsbiiitire of th* west aod northweal for the production of wool can hardly be ovor-relimatod. If wire law* prevail, th* day is not far diets ul when are shall not be couinelfod to bay a txmnd of wool in any foswign market, aud wheu tv« shall lead the tho world in th* production of all kind* of woolen : CMt Thr (Mltet For Inllnniiiialt.ry and Chronic llheniliutlani, G'Ut, Biliutu, Remittent land lutcruuttctit Fever*, Dte<.-a*a* of th* i Blood, Id ver, Kidney*, and Bladder, there TI I ... I the Crimea ia n jwirt. That colony comprise* aixty-five villages, and ia tousidored tho wealthiest of tho Ger­ man settlement* of South Rasaia. Em­ igration from that piece b*a but just ret in, and a* feat oe th* people can ob­ FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT IN All> OF THE tain their passport* from the govern­ I change* in th* region between tbo Cot­ ment io fait will they leave that coun­ ' toawood and Little Arkansas rirera, till try fur Aruenra. The writer ha*, during hia intorooarae . now almost devoid of habitations. Erm lu _T Ixing w ilh there people, learned much of j now tb* busy hum ba* begun NOVEMBER 30, 18'1. their peculiar trait*, their political and |I Lnea of wagons with lumber, household . rtligicu* petition in Kiiuia, and the I> good* and farm implcaiouta, are pawing out from the railroad sT^liouK The cause* that brought about the preoent ‘ exodus. which threatens to carry with carpenter* ore buay puttipra tip the first LIST OF GIFTS. temporary shelter.’ TheLAwhisou. Tu- ' | peka a Santa Fo R. R. Co. is erecting i tivo tmmenae emigrant house* at con- . Menno Simoni*. from whom tho sect : venient places for tho rec«i>!i>m uf n»vr- 1 take* ita c.au«,'wa* a contemporary of comm. Tbo mower* that had licon ’ Luther Ono year after that great re­ laid by for tho season are brought into ‘ former had openly proclaimed hi* fun­ roquaition again to cat the waving grass i damental artinloe of protcatantiam in forth* thousand, of work huraea, oxen ' Gennany, Menno gathered about him and milch cows to subsist on during the in Holland, and disciplined into a dis­ short winter aeasoti; car load after car tinct ronSatiocal eocaety, all the ele­ load of breaking plow* aud other im­ ment* rrrated by the great reform plements are eent down tbe road, and moawments of that ago whose peculiar it seems as if the working aeaaon for | the farmer had but juat begun. The PRICE OF TICKETS. wild prairie is to be broken doubly deep, Menno nite* hadto suffer great persecu­ in October, yet to receive a drossing of ' No ono think) of' tion in tboae warlike time*, at the hand* wheat ami rye. ef tho government* and tho established drouth and grauboppor*—everybody is church** ; they were compelled to wan­ hopeful and energetic, sad hope and der from one country into another, un­ til tho great Frederick of Prussia, iu whore dominion* every one was per­ mitted to go to heaven after hi* own fashion, extended hi* hospitalities to NEW OFFERS! them. Tbeir first settlement in Russia j NEW IDEAS dates back io 1790,'dunng tbe reign of Emperor Paul, and It continued daring tho reign of Katharina II. Very litre- j who replied to u* a* follow* : | “Th* beet wool wo cm got for our fine blankets ia tbe American merino. । We have tried a variety of foreign wool, ' but aa yet have suerwaded in finding none that will produce aa wAifa and it: । all respects as elegant blankets us we make from tbe merino fleece of the northwest. We manufacture annually about seventy thousand pair* of blank ets, th* moat of which are made from wool produoad in oar own State. Th* sheep of Minnesota are remarkabfo for their vigor and freedom from diseaic, aud aa a result wear* sure togststrong. •v*n wool This Stat* is very youug, and the production of wheat is st pre.ent the all-abaarbteg aubjoot with oor Tan No Part eftk* Priadysl PVaHo far Feer Tears FILES. fottehnai colony." Kansas will be to America what the country of |h*- Black Sea and bee of Asov i« now to Europe —her sheet field Rte Mennonite immigration into I Kansas began aherth- afijr th* return to Russia of the hr*t delegation that had b*en sent to th* United Slate* and Canada on an exploring toar, about a year ago. A few aingh, fTO1 i;i«, of conatdertbio wealth followed tbe advice of th*:* delegates, who had examined tho om to the departure of tho last two entire west, and selected several sec­ great parties of emigrants, offer* of I tion* of tend in tbe vicinity cf Marion compromise wero made by the rear,' Centre, where lh*y mad* anbstantial through Gen. Non Todleben to tho elimprovement* at once. ' This intetial feet that Meunonites should bo allowed step was followed about the eloeo of! last year by th* purchase from tho A. i ica, that they should do duty only in T, 4 8. F. railroad coapagy of 13,000 I the imperial workibope and furealaj in­ acre* of tend in Harvey and McPherson I stead of taking tho field ; but the*1 of­ counties on the part of’ members of tbo fer* were looked jjpon by tin. bishops; Afunnonito community at ftummcrfield, •nd elder* as being calculated tu grad- I St Clair county, 111., who also took a ually corrupt the conscience of the ri*-' ing generation, and hare not been g*>i- : stead, wh.ch will no doubt become the I erally accepted. One of the most [owrtful inducement. I trade center *f the Mennouito colonies to bring tbe Mennonitea to Ktui«a* has ' in Kama. Parties of from fire to forty fomilfoa hare aince arrived, from Rel­ ate, mostly from tho Crimean pouituuln. aomo corning first to Kansas, but most! amending the militia law of 1868 «■ that of them not until they bad examined all person* who, on or before the tint other States. All tbo Manonite cotn- day of May, in each year, tile with tho munities in thi* country are becoming clerk of,,their county nu affidavit that interacted in the aetUement of thi* peo­ they ere'member* of a rr-iigiou* organple in Kansas, and the movement is iration who»e article* of faith prohibit rapidly gaining in magnitude.. Mis­ tho bearing of arm*, shall bo exempt souri,Iowa. Illtnois, Indiana. Pennsyl­ from militia duty. A traulation of thia vania and (tenada have already iurn- amendment ha* boon published by the ■ ishetl large number* of tend purchasers Aa T. 4 8- F, R. R. Co., with a pamand Mrttfora. Th* party which ha* ar­ phlrt deeoriptivo of Kansas lauds. which I rived in Topeka in tbe test thirty , dap, has boon »eut to Rumi* by Hint cvuipa- 1 and who havo now left for their future ny, and was well circulated in the colo- ' homes, number* about two hundred and nie*. Tho fact that a good portion of I fifty families, tbo majority of whom the most influential uf tbo different col- I have belonged to tbo csfobrated Mo- ouio* hare now settled in Kansas and ; lotechnol (kfilk river) colony, in the gur- btwiie* and distilleries. I Hiring the year 1804 a apectel rtAervsfiuu was granted to tho Menaonites, of one hun­ dred and twenty thousand deaaialinea of land, upon irhieh their abroad colony, Molotecbooi wa* funded. From here their followers spread over the entire Pro Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. NEW PHOTOGRAPH FEROTYPE GALLERY I F. CHIIEITEI & CO a General eaortment Our western tailor* returning from lb* east this spring admit for the fin*. Agricultuial Implements COPYING AND ENLARGING OLD । OF K I liDARE. (Give mi a Gau.) WarenoM** coraer Broadway and A • Btea^. W.T. EASTMAN. Hatehg«.6ep<n.lg74. HABT.NJO. MICH. CHARLES J.fPETERSON, SK Ckwlaal Bl. PkiladsJpki*. Pa. sail gvaus If written far. til � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-11-25.pdf fad6773cf6a0af62c2d9f09db13664cd PDF Text Text —I T<i« f^'l VOL. XIX. NO. 31 HASTINGS, BARKY COUNTY ICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1874. WHOLE NO. HG5. iwwMi.MdjWw cis­ NEw PLANING MILL AND IMBED YABD atlantic MONTHLY 'bo runm.' I am obliged, aa aXrisnd. to you about your .'soMinttoe with Mr. Vlaesoi. T-xar tafthAiy there otuw-s great remark.** ' ■ L sra trea toe faU W wMgtotor t luoglito to bs very aagry. Merely YOU WILL FIND NEW LUMBER .■fiSWASFrtex NEW PRICES, AND NEW MEN H. -- tka U.X all. IS. a Tbs fair Mftis. lU toktob^ato. A»4 tMilaeis ataOeiH. SsSsnak. TbsUlilriball.Bt>«aBu»a tom teak: AUhsrewia bl>aUn»>i a tsekte ata a rcaulutiun . Whalevor aha cuald du to liji tbr l.unL B ul Has itieadful tat. ah old l>s dotm; and since bo trunk h deMT>l»: bis tun liuesa and gnajm. she . . - ■_ _________ 1. VILKI/tS BHOTf/ei(S. Wear Dwight & Burrall's Agricultural Works, Hastings, .Mich, t t~Me. uno Miss Tine bi. Ur she Lap |-Bad u> hare the a»tae minis as uu. rtrad. al'stnlad to her | «]<!. as bviure tlbMgb. perhaps, with l<»r ebevka Now. st stir .at in Airs Baym-nd'i l«rh.r. trying I., dm «De Uuo|4n‘i A Complete PicUnal.Hif-ory of the ••Unqemtienably the beet nutnined Tinea.—The beat, cheapen, and nett I work of the klal in the World. aucoeasfalTtmily Taper in the Union.’ I --------- Harper’s Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Mi;u* ILLUSTRATED. iVbrtcca o/ thr jireu. ■ be Weekly b tbu ableat and moat uorer'ul Htastfotsd punodieal ooblbbed in th » country. Ils ♦dltortab are scholarly and convincing, i nd curry An Independent Journal, Complete in all Iti Department* of Newi •*Will Mbs Vincent allow iua an iu iST* privilege, sod step intomr li..u*o monwut when her toesmi L oter. m»> I cun out tom* to her f Or, if ulher TERMS: free to all Subacnbora in United Stales. "Xon nsnuo* oono 'iXiuflee, he vail, itao ling bi. hut I to h-r. •'T ib b w'Srat relief 1 tare had fur w-oks." Afksr tub, Mis, Vi.c-nt tarn- evert Yuu should out aprwul that ehori." Mis» Raynmnd render <1 tn* clionl "Ufa n le.n>{, then re'.ureed to the charge- DENTIST Hashville ffitbiiai Published by H. 0 HOUOHtOBftCO. 219 Waahiocton SV Stolen INTER-OCEAN ARTHUR'S THREE EDITIONS. Michigan Exchange. tranquil!]-. •-Thau MisaFraao-s 1 eau r're th* tuun to you.*' . Thumu o;«h«.| tbs dour for Mix Viacent a. site came tui the »H>s ami di ....._1 I. ut.__ lllritra'ei Hint Iipm Harper’s Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. IHllIG REPU31ICAH n '3 1 lT.lt> IUC — '.— by I s t alterne to tb-- child-on • eiothee. <apatn-Ja>nUiu» by lb tasteful design, tor t.nl rodcd slippers and <'»•>**«>* dHislr-Egowuer Hot £ '■.“.’’Kft.SiSrt [*y tu go in and i:t wdh him noy tins. Mat be never a.ka ua.” Fortunately Mr Vincent never Itencd n-.raeapxi'eq I Use . llun-je, and what Mi*a Vinomt neaid ah* treAtod wits lor Zi cent*, or me ytcuu ■— two tnonins fur 50 cent sSPECIMEN NUMB EM 5EMT FREB A FAMILY «EWIPAFEI TERMS: Sirtial aJ Sj-taisl DENTIST tallond w.ll-dvval^d. and I be test exfuewdun the -tftuwti W*n> him. -were ait»Mt to*> daisU'Y made lor a ro*:are free t» «H Mkwrlben. Is |k Eslied SHIM: >hu mi l b-sitatol • Ms« BajjlAnd tra. d~cr - -------- J------- ® mtM. 1 Tb-> J'reiid^n’s viewe st toihoudnaalahty ut a epmdly reum Is <*sato pnmeets ate ut iihSSg-d . i. .. Pio M MU hLiMgstoHOA . etooa'e tut-Papa! staaibtuo. atod Utba i the Matrttsb otatoaaxaa a vtpsr. Th. Niohottouktalnad at <2' .UoO. was falalto Mtfwrsd st rw bi uciisu: Cmtiass- Chromo School Cards, CITY/IS VS DEf‘0T The ISTEB-'KEAM I. a National Newspaper, thevihoentmmri oe. ALMAGE'S SERMONS Oil Paintings Add!®' WXUXC.3MANTAC0. NEW yO'OC OEtROMOS Canned Fruits and Fish. flB MHABtf WOHL IHUUD !«W PBICB —jiaunaBamT ox TsortpsO'® «mt» J *ui fanrwJ ky Qj Aters received daily at>d*ibi>MjM UM |*rb«|» she «<mM be eVUuS to»>iMs|a wipoyto him oecatiouslb <b»" ulbw mr«fs'»*«i's wn.tH Mnu! Ue bad bnci-d that it . tobtd b< toaa vks-mo to play than tu • tcaoh. tboBgh. if n»re perefaimuj. ■ 1w was »i liar to bo r — •! -— »*-- �I WILL SUCCEED when I look at the heading of this THE SUN. COCM FT nr/tCgUL WEKKL'Z AND DAILY FOR l«7S- advertisement. I cannot help but think that I WILL. SUCCEED THE WEEKLY BCN ba. now et- is a big word. Yet I mean that same thing. I commenced bus­ iness in Hastings in I860 without a dollar and I hold my own yet. That don't look like a failure dues it. ‘.‘No not mneh." THERE folly up to iba nla »l<n<lanl, but to Im­ prove aud add to Ila variety and power. THE WEEKLY SIT* will emitlnue All Pwtam *• u< the ptoMeataet rights la tourrt.U foeka beyowd »ba .vrf.ro of thicgv. u th. nreetiat to saw for tbe poor, held every Thuroday •ftoruoon at tbe woai of Hl John’. Guild, which I bar. before menuoaed » BilSawssiisstsatSSSl1**-*0-*' 8 £SS>£35aSSC«t833Eltt» *<"•" i H25x«5gK3B5K=-8a5=3= | vslS&csaitfiitxssHisg truly Cbrutian chart tie. in the city. At tee rooms, oeoe a week, ladire of ev­ ary drde fo aoefoty meet to make up eiothee for winter, which the poorest of in ter bins need not suppose that their the poor are not able to make for them- produce is not to be oonaumed. It will ail be wanted, and good price, are go­ ing to bo paid tut it all. A little eonfl women who support .mall children by uvnee ia all that ia necresary I’reaas going out at day’s wort, and who can loll your reader, so. and get them to barely pull together enongb to keep a start the wheel. One th.y move, ths roof over their heads and coaree fond ia trouble will all be over. There ia no their mouths by slaving early and late, reason fur trouble al all. Tbe country is ar prosperous as ever, if people only and bow can such find time to maks up such eiothee as they could not afford to bay without literally going etoeptosa? Careworn mothers wbo find tbe sewing aad providing foe ter families an Tbe Mated mooting of tbe Board of ovenask far band and brain, may con­ sider whet they wodld it in addition to Manager, waa hold nt th» Bible House. te. they were obliged to earn all the Now Turk, oe the 5th last. Four n.w gvoceriea th. buuse-reot, and candle auxiliary were recognised. one each in ends from week to week. They will Georgia. Texan, Miseuuri, and Utah. know what a btoreod help is devised tor the poor, when tbe Roosevelt, and the Tbe Board directed the publication of the Bcxdta of Judge, end Ruth in >he Dakota language. and orderdered that plate, bo prepared foe a minion refer­ and b.11 from thorough good will, do­ ence 8vo EoglUh Bible, to correspond wn the park and promenade to aow on in itn general style aad appearance with grey flannel and rad. “unbleached" and what ia known a. tbe Bagv'.er fas aimcalico ia true Dorcas fashion. Done by Ue, large edition. A temporary respite such careful hands, tbe sewing is of the from offldat duties waa granted to Sec­ Special Committee. neateel order, I assure you, and young ladies who worn plain sewing for tbair retary Holdkh, in consequence of tbe On motion the report waa accepted impaired condition of hia eyes, which rhich and adopted. renders some rvlaxaiiou free work indiaponable. The entire number of volFuller, Bentley. Hxik. nmre granted waa 3,410, of which 180 . Nays—None. The AC'leoltuml Department 1s a THE PAPER TO TAKE. 3888SSS8SSB3S8S8SS22: NOW IS YOUR TIME! Gent’s Clothing, rSHUIEHSssaaasUnii! S'«55ssa»=ra8s5ssS8Bs; ? liSssrasasEssaasasasI Tbe price of tbe "EEKI.Y FUN la >na do lar a year tor. .bee I of eight pigra,aDd fifty-six cutumua Av ihl» bare r pay. tbe expeuere of paper and printinr, we are nut a to to make any of Ftete pride, wtilcn may be auppoeed o gratily peoul-arly Hh tilgan mru. tbr by the extraeu wbleb they nee credited io It, that itl.ava l.mlly new.pa^ei unsurpaa -d. It devoire much apace t<> Fin.nctel and <*oiuu>arcbtl lute b- EEaESsEaaSEEsHESEsEC UK Nil MH WMt Trunks, Travelling Bags, t la not neeoaary to set up a order to have the WEEKLY particular attsnttou u> Uist which ran jHaSEvasaaEs^SlISst isSasatataSaasaaiSai vsliEazstsssaasaavvi THE WEEKLY BU <—nfobt tlfty-six rolarana. Only 11.80 ozraphy. Hteiwy .nil Povtry. ' It. THE DAILY flW.-A large fourUouseboU Dc|>arimar>t U »u(«riy P»bo newspaper of twcnty-elcbt col­ axi^bt anvrbyvvvry tody reader, suu umns. Dallv clr.-utetlon over 130.000. thv wll. h .mor and patbro for which lt<orU"»! .rticha me a> c-lebraleJ ssaaassvass^isaasaas ssassissatiascaaaases Mount of V per (ML Addr — .•THEBON,” .New York Qty tentfo > of tbe krrainof Allahlean io Tbe Tri-Wee’<ly Free Prere. It is • lanft thirtyalx column newspaper, full Also a fiih line of Groceries. 'Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best for Yourself $5 a Year! Come• and. see J. S. GOODYEAR & db. Ha.li.gK Sept., 9th 1874. TK KYKKIN3 NKWS mL.( re“t< •vvr published. Spooner & Hepburn er II will W M.I M. a > EW OltOCERY A.MD TEA HOUSE, CHEAPEST AND BEST Just opened in Mr. ROWNE’S NEW STORE, nt atw-nff oopy for three IM m-iulbs the winter. IIDEPEIBENT WWi/lqToii BLoor, Souj-If Slot Of 3PIT* 3wp POLITICS Where can’lie found a choice aud well selected Stock of Sup and Fancy • The bond of Geo. W. 81.xum. City Free Prere Monomat, Comuirrctel, Lit­ erary, Agricultural. Social aud FubUed accurate, enurprislnx and ccmptece It will contei□ besulee tbe cuo>eeit Lt- lanner. joiin Reliable Market Reports, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. CONFECTIONERY Ac. A complete assortment of all kinds of Whole and Ground Spices w rr/ftirc n. par. IMISV X.. i rvfskrty Aye.-Dawaoa. Madge, Baremer,Fullor. Beatley and Hicka Nay.—None. Lamps &, Fixtures, Crockery, Class dt Wooden Ware JAMES A. 8CRIPP3. P-JAte. 31t3 Dsraun, Mica. Jn rompliance with tbe custom eumbItebed by tbe reverence of our Father., sad atty-eov tor, Bentley and Hicks. Nay.—None. Of Acktoy A 8l.de |1 70 waa referred to Cummltiee oo Finance. Tbe following sevounta were present- advantage to ex­ amine our^tock before purchasing elsewhere. FOR SALE I rbvther Daily, fii- IFrealj «.H7) las t-n JOHM II PtY. Respectfully, Spooner <f- Hepburn. FOR SALE. luoolx nt Thist and Weep. BUM ejnok. SPECIAL OFFER. IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED! THE REPUBLICAN BANNER Conpariwn Invited and Competition Defied in itew. 5«. a Wt tor. Beattoy and Hicks. ANKXPMKXTS tOTMB CIMMTIT0T10Y. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW* OUR GOOD* Free delivery to any part of the City. MOtGAN JONES. Hatting*, June !«. 1874. <tf I DEFuOi r FREE P1UM8 CJ. Seid 8bei>ard Dray lit Ward IN CONNECTION Teas, Coffees and Spices WITH OTHER JOURNALS. SPECIAL NOTICE. Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County CASH BUYERS will find it to their One litre and CultOne Set of Harorea. Ono Ocra and two Hrf-ra. We will rend, pusl pdJ. tbe Daily for one m»n.b for kJ renu. lira Wve.ly for Ih.e month, for 60 cento, or tne Tri- The Bv-Laws aad Coaatitutioa of tbe Fire Company were accepted and ap­ proved. pure. AU kinds nf Fruit in their Season. Fresh Vegetables always on band. Also we have a full line of the best NEARLY 12,000 COPIES A DAT. STATE OF MICHIGAN. pones to ksep her friend, out West sup­ plied with fresh ovangve and tbe beet of oofloe bvmaiL There is something in thia, ns all who have tned to find nice groceries in email roustry places will bear aitnew. A great deal of fun has been made of Mr John Ruskin, the celebrated English writer on Art, for retting up a penslonar of hia ia a shop’ and eroding out advertisetnants oI it with copte. of hi. last new book to tot tbe poor know where they can got pure tea and coffee. I wish aomo of our reformer, and viaaouerica had the renve to undertake nythiag re practically good. Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. isEa.iisrasa.nsfiSjs rels lying ia thv harbor were supplied with 2.832 Biblre, or Teetame.te, in Fuller. Bentley and Hieks. ilifferen: language. ; and 2,033 Biblra, PROCLAMATION. By John J. Bagley, Governor. .AtedlT1 J. L. REED. extenaive with that ter, | realui it, la tbe repute at troll Free fre.!. in a.l U B;r33!;aa8X858fiB3Si58 (JuresAUwrerey J ret now to tba bavl titav “So of eouree.with all toctured in this comparatively new County. nr lulng* to he elecu-io of tb< id the indue- to tbe coiTupUor country and tlirea alBSlMtSESEstnSKSai CtrfnZTUof' I am telling g od w.<rk a! jnrerat, vrey ebaapjadead lairoregv or it is e dro.l totter. rSK* u .hi. foreign distribution were granted. aud •1,650 ia food. The New York Bible Society report, that during tbe month ofOctolwr, 3,713 famiiiee ia the city were viaiied, and 651 Bible*. or Trotamanta. diatribatml Bv the way. thio bnstnee. ot aending 14,200 emigrants landed at Cartla Gurpackagae by mail instead of exnreaa i. coming rapid ly U»o favor. Tb. deal era ra tbia eity pay epecial attention to evading order, tn thia way, and A. T. Stewart A On. tall me thia branch of tbair baaiaee. (prang «n one month to •3,000, and gore on with rapidity which ia Mirpriaiag aad delightful. A ulk OIV’E THING • BUGGI1 « AMD wnrld. It willne full ef ro ertalnlnx Jons n. pay J 5«SGSEUK85Bt«»flCSS = t Cal,‘“ ■■ i 5MS£g£5tzH3t»tSn=Es »w.x».«rr«-. acBScveaiasiessisgsS 933XSB^SSKt£ti33Hs£3 grade of Green and Broadway streets be would remind them that there -tney be cases close about ttam where sack skill would not be undervalued. But if tbe sister-in-law with now boa]th, and tbe aafafot'r*. wife, and the neuralgic neigh­ bor ecrore the way are provided for in thio respect, nothing u easier than to make up plain, substantial clothing for »-» a w___ ___________ « _ k IN that I am sorry for ’’and that is” to be compelled to discharge Honest, Industrious and competent Mechanics, who are deaerving of steady employment, because I am overstocked with work fin­ ished. My snops are all full of work"Buggies and Cutten” and now if the people of this good County of Barry would en­ courage Mechanical Industry at home and thereby promote their 8UN tbe beet telly newspaper In tbe own interest, they wiU all come to. Hastinp and buy all their On motion Council adjourned. It ia the purpose of the Pub­ lisher of the Bammeb. to settle with every person who does A Drop of Joy In eveey Word.’ business with the Banxu office prior to Jin. 1st, 1875, and to Dr. R. V. Flame, B trite. N. Ta Dear —It in with a happy bran that I pen that end is now making out Sir tbeee lines to acknowledge that you aad For the accommodation of such of ou.r friends as may desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with JTOECXW BOT'jA.lVaC.IES'V'S. The BANNER, we have made arrangements whereby we are enabled to present the following liberal terms, with the AU grades of Tom. the very beet in tbe Market Fresh every undvrvtmdinfl, however, that the order /or our Journal and week Iron the Importer, a 8. SLEEPER k CO., of Boston, ud either of the others named, must be sent together, and ac­ for e^e at prices which defies successful competition. companied by the money ; and, also, that we must receive one subscription to The BANNER for each copy of every GIVE ME A CALL other publication ordered from the lift : „ .. Medical Dtoutrevry aad Purgative Pelleta are bleeriag. to th. bills against every person in­ your Goldau debted to the office, and he muni ineiti on a prompt settlement Be warned in time. brought me out of the grave. Throe mootbe ago I Was broken out with ulcere and tore, oo my body. limb, aad have taken six bottles, and to-day I am . In good Smith, all those ugly ulcer. , having healed and foil my skin in a , natural, healthy condition. I thought al one time 1 could not be cured. <1i though I eon but puoriy expram my gratitude to you. yrt there to a drop of I Joy lu every word I write. God’s blewlog rest cn you and your wonderful medicines to the humble prayer of Youre Truly, JiltoO B«Lua The Heating. Aw Jtonat nail ua -*a Wbe^s medictoe will promptly cue « and cvoSeoptabJe com’' for voting taM Woman Baffraer. Wall, there „ ... Hutmgs, Nor. 10th, 1874. Detroit Free Preaa 110.60. and Republican Banner. 11.50, for D-troit Tribu-i-, 110 80, and Rapubliuan Bvnner, 81.50, lor Detroit Poet, 810.60, and BepuoUuan Banner, 81.50, for - Chicago. Tribune. 82.00 and Repnblican Bam Chicago Inter-Ooeen, 11.55 and R>—ib *" men 1Banner, >1.50, for Chicago Journal. 82.15 and Repul ■an B.auwr. 8150 for olicnn B lunar 11.50, tor Chicago Poet and Math • I 65 and » Banner 11.50, for Detroit Free Prree. ft 00 and Detroit Tribue*. 82 00 and Ito ___ tn Banner 11 60. for «>e»w» —, » —«- — • • Detroit • PCM, 52.00 and. Brpub —an Banner 11.50 for ’ Michigaa Farmer, 82.00 and lupoblioan Bennet 11.50 for Country Gentleman. 82-50 and Rapublioan Benner 11.50 for Western Hum', 82.00 and Rrouldteaa Banner HAO for Advaana, 13.15 end Brpublioen Banner 11A0 for - • Nee Coveo ant, 82.65 and Republican Banner HAO for - OPIUM MUSICS NOVEMBER VOCAL C 3 15 GOLDSMITH'S BRYAJTT & STWTOK TRIWEEKLIES. d Beputtem Banner I1.5U for • fl.40 6.40 an Baun-r 81.50 for Banner 81-50 for i>n Banner II 50 fir • nr 11.50 far . sBaamwUAOfor . John Stanley. J Liiltt �Th. next annul Meeting „f ,hi. As.ociation will be held at Kalan.as.-o e-muiandng on Monday *re»ing. Derouiber 2Sth. 1874, and ci-winuinu At Granger Prices. thmegh Tntoday ,od Wrdnwday fol­ lowing. , There is •«. be a apacial meeting of All tbe Railroad* running to Kale, Pioneer Fire C.unp.nr. N -. 1, on Fri. ■uapoo give free return tinketa to tn-inday evening, Nov. 27th. It la tbe dve're of the officer* that every tnemlnrr (bould he in altendano*. as busin*.* of impor­ tance will come before ibo meeting. We learn that 41 fine c.p. that cost signed to b* of th* most interesting and ahum 883 a doa in bar. b -en parch seed p.scticii character. 6* tbe um of the members ..f Pioneer Addrea e- and papers will h« rvou by some of th.. abieA man ia th ■ Stole M-mn l-a* been |4awl in g>4 orJ-r, Teacher* tnd all Inend. ol Edeoatio.. and that tbe oamjtrny i* p.'m?>riux ate cordially .nJ eamestly invited Io beyoud all pcevloa- nr-oadeat. anend. Te*tl.*ra in .11 grad*, ol Atavng -ur new adrertwrmcm'a ’o-1a. -cbuols will I,* amply tepid for their Anorr Birrxxa. At certain periods will be found tb- Pro^-em* of the Da- attendance, both m pb-aaure and profit. of hfo a loam u a n-e-e.itr ; but there 0E0. A. PRINCE 1 co. trvit Fra, pr(M. ,h. |Ml,io? D .,uoerJlU, h d ingot in usmg stimahiui* that injure paper in the Stale, aadun-ot thab>.t tile organs of digestion while giving Organs &. Melodeons. »ewa|«per* puhU»bod. Wo commend tmnpurary relief To obviat* thia and n"OM*‘- Ur»e*e. •■* M*.« ; it to thv atUntiuu ..f such of our r«aler* aa dest.e a D -maeraticm.-trupjl.tau FINE PICTURES s- J. am. wtZj. <o1. r Ml JdU.III. A||„. । ■ I : W*l» ilJ i|E? r. -ran rromtit's. u. >*4#rre*iuts>. CHURCHES. fhe Country Gentleman endev of the club- fm retd.a |3D aad CHICAGO TRIBUNE Th« Leading Newspaper in th* Wait 54,000 XThe delegate, fro® Emsn..cl Uharch ; to the Diuoaciau < -j iv-nli tv at U.an I fa R-pi-la nu the 2d of Duo-mbrr, ur. tn.. Recoe. Rev. J. W II1W Dubat-: Qi—tuin—1< the-liveraity Henry A. G-olye«r. Hun. Davi t <J. । of the human Irnj ‘ “ Robinson, an I M. W Riker, E q. Al I Amuttn ternate*. F D. Ackley and Jama M. L B. K-rnpra Chaa- FL Uiuee. Clothing! ' Hoghsa. Paul Butl-r, Gaorgr D-nnia, NcwdOek of Clothing on th* roaif Our thanks -re fan lured tir in invi­ from Jlouou. We hire men’, fon.-v Luther B own. suiio. black *uita an J « full ime ol cJ- tation to the Grund Annual Firom.n's Bwll, al StiniMj-’a Hdl. Charlotio. to he .oI4 ch-ay tor -mep ice to all. Our 810 al, woas owrruim (or wear cannot Tu-olay evening. DoenmlMr l.t Th­ en td of in vital hn is a fin- si-cimen of job workrfraditubl* -dik-1., th* Firrm in ‘ HISTORY OF T11E NEW YORK TOMBS Daily. Important of all qeoattone—When to Buy and A’hrn to Sell. Tbe Country Gvntemm embrace* oi-tnerous m.nor depirtment. of . P^ial ch-irutrr. such as tbe Dairy I be ftoullrv-Yaid the ,k- viZ’ P'A |«st offi?u has been edahbshsd at Cirltoa Co--t*r and James M. Cuv-rt appuiutal p-si-uu'ar. / ~A'u' <13! «y- T-UTHRRTtFCKBBASJV,Publishers. AIBAMY, M. Y. ' Continuing our rec-rd of th> doing* pieamre. Any ot our sub-erib r» who deMi. can bate their paper* sent there •4 th* Circnit Court w« not* th* follow­ ing ■* th« bu.in*** of th* week *n-liag on notifying tti of their'wishes. E*|nniii| attentiua is aikeJ to the ar on Saturday la«t ------ -- — proof ,5 Mata. cbeJced flanuei plait scarlet, blue, gr.-cn, ud opera, only 6< ivnl*. We have ttia beet beaver cloak Ing In our town. Don’t forget to c .11. Ooo, H. JoJiXm.k A Co, ®”f MWdlerlHe. .rVW’.W'-”, a-agaside'. or paper, published, with without the advertised pjemtum-. will obtiin it’f--r you at'th- Izjw Raisa, without any axpenso to you ••nding tbe erder. tick on our 4th page Oom tbs Lmsing RrpMiton. res lowing the masterly re­ Myer* plaintiff rs Nathan 0. Grant, import of thu Coi-nuisiionrr of Railroa Is. pl-ade-1 with Sarah A- Hudon, defend­ W o shall hovo more to say if th- lacfo I ants; a judirem.nl of 8102 UO was a*. i curded tbe plaiu'lff by a Jury with rash j of suit to ba tared. Wright A Hol th* me iu time tru«t tbe ariicl* referred to above, will bo isrefullv read, by »v bnx/k fur Praii.tiff, William Howhy ! aad James A. Swvaoy for defendant*. ery perwn iuiervstvd in public im* In th. case ot Allen Wheelock and Chari-* L Tultfo, «* Amoa W-odmanthe plai triff* -olanUnly submit to a nun suit w.tli judgement in fiver ol defendan-, against plaintiff* an-l aaroty He <ccnp<r* a l-r^o. -ell fur-ii*lieJ iwevet*. Sw.esoy A Wood fur plaior <utu in th* officara' qaarlcrt. take* hi< •‘ff-- Vankelsoi & R-lie for defendIwxuri-a. m-st. by him* If. w-*r* tb* ordin-rv d.-ma ul a vituen. and ba< The Replevin Suit «f laieetl* M. Co­ been allowed tu let bi. luir and wni*krey, by h-r next fn-nd. Am T. Wood-n grow. On* ol iboso w.-rth. vs Cb.ir!e. 8. Burton, wa« trkd l-y jury who f -and ••that a* lose much ol the ptui-eru a. was i.ken I rum the traok Of Special int-reklio ib* Utile | pie ia Tb* Nursery, a monthly pub. litm by John L Sh.-rey, uf Omron, at i detention, and a* to the ..ibtr property 81.50 |«r year It i- toll of il uurali-ui ' tor dul-ndant. Cod tor tb plaintiff to that eiiinut fail of j;loa4nx .neb rea-1-1!». toxrd. WriJn a 11 Ibrook for era. while the muttor i> just -nlejlatod plaintiff, C. Q HrUbruok on i Wtl.iam t sinter-*t an I ins’r.ic* you -g person., | Bur;bor fo d-fouJin-. Ol all ->nr pnb.ic-tfo-.* ttonu i. mi.ie I-. the'assuimwit cnoe of Loval 8milh. that cat. be mure w«|. ogiy !—“ ------ 1 • - It msy not be generally know--, I it has b yun I all qae-tiu -. been puv that iL- -ns.iulac ur-uf g'ovu . ia Ac., by Darling A Hib>irJ ot ill* ei ; i. use-iinx with goo ral fjv-ir, and aud sliipuing g-ols to spend ric g-ving u» tb. partic ilari of Itwir era* ol taoni.ig -nd m-nu'actor-.-a, Lical Mtjijies floticej. » 30th day of • over n ave ■>** ilb*l alia Id. and ibal the drai 1 our: bat whether a •eunty. N-w York, but rsmovsj to th* then wilJ.rnv* of Jarkam count*. Michigan, in November. D35 settling on land preebaoed of th* Guv«rnm-nt in th* towoabtp of Concord. H* real led Ibero until 11-52, when Le/nt.rvd «m* land in th* township „f Baltimore, tn this oounlr. and tuaj* it bl* hum*. In alt th* rolaliuoa «f >ifo Mr Striker **• on* »t th* truest and njble.l of men. buo-re-l and reapect^l by -11 win, kn-w him Had olten been chosen by bi* follow to*n*m-n to all th* rospousibljiusiliuos of tri-ai within tb.ir gift, and by th* U>*8seun l R-pr*eeu:«- llcc,,?a » »h th- jom.ultte* appointed l-y the Tiuatw* to nterlntend thk □uotliig oi tbe tai.a reprn outing the lumber* of t <kota-old. While there Isnoetusl noceslty tor the pneeneo lf-72. a* tb-ir Rcpn*«ai*tivu in th* Stat* Legislature. T * dntoe of thiti u-t like all oth--ra cubfl J—1 to bin- ware Ji.cbar.red with Imn-r to himwlh end for tins bv-t in ter*st *£ th- pub'le, but l-ruvv-l too KtMt lorjii* admired year* and f*<iblo heath, aud from th* uf the lung Ssduti ol lt73. ha utver Icily r*eov*<ed. and finally, quietly foUaale-p k ton-ma liereaft-r, llirvuyli the merit* vl Him wlu d.ed <<n Calvary that -rrm; men might find loisiv-n—* tr the ui*nitold .rrura cuuaquuo! . t> wir.ii.tane* uu tbi* fouUtuol of Gun who •doetl. ell thing. wrll." M.y the ex. i «.ay-d s-xc-i-t laxaliun of coau. Wright ■ mpU Im. h» hit bshini *o woetl.y -I A h -ibruok and J-.tu Carv»tn f--r apI-»ltee. (1 U H dbrajk for appeUa-it. In the 0MU.ui.si' ca»o of (liratn N-rrt o. appo.lm, v* Israel S- Geer, anpe! but, the J-.ry foun I or plaintiff |13U . iS-BEFS rixs'-r st-T'-sS A. N, AB IN, FLOVR f- GRJLY Commission Merchant, In tbo chinrery mitter of El-jih Johnson vs V-tla Jnhneon. tor divorce, a •li-creo of divert* was entered. Cletnrnt Smith for complainant. the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side State Street- I Tbo tu>ile*iga<»d having purchased ' the Barr.wills* Flour-ng Mill, are pre^psnid to d-‘ miiliog of any daeeiipUou kuu short o-itioe. P.'tonago subeitrd. Cu-tooi wurk a speciality Cush paid fur wueat, uOru, oata and buckwheat. Cider Apple* Wanted. 1 want all the Cider Apple* I can buy. Caah will be given for them. Bring them a'png—eoonor the hotter. Mill an Jctf-rsnn street, n.-tir Kelley’s steam mill, south end of city limits. Gold 112. L1VINGST0JK IS DEAD! ' W* clip th* f-llowiagfrom th-Grand Rapils &flt: Howland, White A Co . the contrac­ tors who have th* j -b of building tbe notire lino of the Michigan nud Ohio Railroad exp-ct that the sub o-ntr.rtur* who are at w-rk O'a Un* end ol the nhicb reached over 20 000 co|-iM|ha, fir-t year. Grand chance for ag-ftts Pric-.-t the l«--k, 81 00. Agent* fav rable d-alt with. Addrew (at thia uffio-). -r Morgan ubanel. Bo-ion C. SJHULENBURG. Fino rain Sunday night. Thauk•giving to-morrow. Patent* luuid. Tbe Jury are still at work services'ea a wolfoigger to tbo ci?iwns of this eily and vicinity. Reeiden-e on Green Street in the Second Word. Terins rea-onabl*. Rouxi Csjf. ’ Halting-, Oct 30, lS«fo List* of Patent* i**u.-d from >bo U. 8 Patent Office tn Michigan Inventors, for .the week ending Nur. Otb. 1874, and each beating that .late. Furnish­ THE Mr- E. R-binaon will give a Thanks­ ed thia paper by Cux A Cor, Solicitor* giving । arty at Hickory Cursors, Tburs- of Patent*. Wellington. D. Q: Plow-Woeel-W 8 Lewie toe, Kala[ day, Nov. 26. bill 8100. WHOLE WESTERN The earning* of lb- Greet Western Railway fur th* w-ek .-nding October 16th. were. 1874. 8 U5,825; 1878, 8128,470. Gering the month of 8-p iember th- trofic d-creo— ou the Greei Western .r.r.gy-1 sb-ut IIOlXM per week, (169,000 lor the month. But th.ro si. afou a d*craa» in wink '«K expenw* smuuutiag to (71100 The nwwfh’s profit. .,rs (1(8,0 k). againM 1X54.900 in September 1873. COUN- sassRjs. । Religion* aerviee* morrow in tbo I' Methixli-t Churvb. Rev. T. D. Marah '' officiating, at half past 10 o'clock. Painting and Graining. ' Tn» Lensing RiyAlitm ia to be pub ! lisbed *etui weekly aftor tbe firet ol ' January. 8u.«mi to the eatorpritoL/'Tbauk-ffiviug *ervic--s ■ ill be bold iu i Emanuel Cho-ch tt-morrow at 10:80 i-LM. i>vJ. w Baucruit, officiating. _ ___________ i Fur a tow days jiart. wo bare bad C«ui«. On«j S-J.I.I »b« o AIhovo'.gh work; able tooehcra. Great .Jlig ^our th* grrnn-l is covered with er demand for a*a Im’s to fill jadibmthan’ th- amply. Tenn* mM We ri-b w* wore rfoh, eo that we F->r cireuiara addree* C. G. Swonaberg. couM afford one ot tbw* apleadid Cbaudeh-ra that Smith. M*n«e A Proatun are *rUi»g *n cheap. H. Bigley, Mr*. H.ttk C»k. Vrv U.N. Ooot-r. Mra. Z-bAh Duff-y, Mra. 8. A. Demond. Mi** Olive -Dauiel, J. M- F-irt. Mre. C. E. Fergey, Bu*Il Fuller Mra Mary E UuMtmith. Tom Ha»*y. Fred llectt. A hrn Hauen. J.C. K-tctiom. Ears Leo -ard, Hrs. A I-its Moore, Mra Alio. M.-ura Fre-mia Par­ ker. Albert Ito-la M- So'.em to. Ad*i.8ea:*r, John E. Rsnkia, dan-ah Tem­ Specimen CopieiSintFree John Bo*-m*r ba* th*thank* nf Edd ple, Hanson Wurth. for remplre of Ins b«t oigarw. Heal­ way. keep* guod onre and teeot* to Town-hip Ckrfc of Hope. know who should trylbemCreek. Mich. Ly-la A- D-tgar, Carpoater'* Art Entertainment after Orlesna Ou-, N. T. Dir « rM,r letters to No. of Si-owing IO « dcad-he-d buuw on ttdiredey arming, poll OP *»■«"• ««>d b-x or drawer. Roarere. P M. I They bare thsuka for comptiawttaire. Arrmw in want cf gtorm th* very <r.t living i a'-*, will du wail to toll on J-J.n Sl-aley. We have beau (bar* THFWTkOBOOL ntTKltTAYK. WEBSTER’S "ns43KSSE.. Baaml. Ih.thr.nd: M Obstacles to H.A. BUSELL'S MkM.lM.SM. �M*0|. iTupoo tbocdsditioa of the » ran plated roads, nioe of which are braneboperated to* other companies as own­ ers or teaeecs Tho aggregated length of tbe 35 op­ erated roods, meladteg tree's which lie. without as well n within the State, is 5,564.41 rnitek; but the wbola length of iradt in Michigan, is 3.253 milas. During 187M.2AZ 1-4 milre of track bare bean added to that already ia use. Of this amount, 90 1-2 mites were laid ou tbo Chicago 4t Canada txxithsrn, and To*olo, Canada Southern A Detroit; T® miles on tho Gntcd Bapida & Indiana t 35 1-2 miles on the Detroit t Bay City i 8 1-4 oa Uie Chicago * Northwestern, and 8 miles on the Jackson. Lansing A Michigan, Midland A Canada, tbe MImtuI Hauge, aud the Trareree Cliy Badraods were put in operation daring Tbe total of paid up stock and debt u 9288,256.499.52, the average per mite boira 966,102.20 The total eoat of all roods aad equip­ ments waa 9273,650.968.41, of which tho properJon fur Michigan was 9147,582.40VJ7. Tbe aeecage root per mile 868JW.69 Tbo earnings of all the roads report­ ing ware 985. ’52,465.5; operating ex poara 825,458,449.90, whi. h Is s littte over 71 per rent, of tbo earnings. The total net earpings of all roods, includ­ ing tbe bronebeo vl the Chicago A Nanhwestern. were 814.596,777,56, amounting to 5.06 x*r cent uf their paid op stock sad debt. Average groos earningi per mile, 18,648.45 ; averajrejict earning*, 82.610.83 per mite. Trunk Ctxapoatea use DO lb. ra I. Ail; lb- track is kid upon the stun lard gauge of 4 feet 8 14 inches, earepiidp ‘ itM uiauu Kapida and Indiana aud IUc Miebigsn Lake Store, wtoonftae gauge ia 4 feet 9 1-2 inchc.. The Heeia « Torch ladie ia i loot 1 inch, and the Mineral Range ia 8 foot Duriag tbe year 1878 Ibero were 257 aou-denta to pereraa, of which 27 per coat w,re fatal; 40 par cent Murrod from reuses beyond tbo euolroi uf the victims victim. ; 54 pa* par rout cent <sf of all all __ the________ injured ware empteyea; 26 par Oout were |>av rengura, and 2.' per rout ether p-tsun*. Mor* than 20 par cral «f ell the amidenls befall partons upon the track; about tea per cent from attempting to gel ou or off ravutg trains; 19 per cent were hurt white coupling rare ; sad 18 pet cent were injured white awltehibg orllading off trams- Fur every passeng-r killad, there ware three uutaUm aud fi-ur ampiuyea. On*-fi4h of fie e*eidents to pas^ng*r» (woved total; uaethinl to ampkyaa; au dfire-elgb-a to a l other persons. TbeCommissioner hints al legislation to punish the e sreteeaure* of tho** whose who itulst upou walking upon railroad tracks agd jumping upon J. Cole & Son. Grand Itauid* will each send a full uissimacdery tu the Mrausie Rranion at New Orleans early n-xt month. We hear very bltte rai l by any of uw Sir Knights about going. Elcm Years Ml 1 Per Cat htet Benjamin Soule of Grand Rapids has tho cuutroet to deliver 1O0.W0 torn for the now Chicago, Saginaw A Cenada Railroad. They aro <•> ba delivered by I Jan. 1. along th* first 35 miles of tbe roti 1 neat of Bi. Louis. The now depot of tho Lake Sooro A Michigan Bomtbera Railroad at Grand Rapids i* 80 by 40 fret io KM,'and cos: 8I.U0L In just Suvua day* from lbs time the lumber was delivered tbe buUdiag was cotapletod anl in uaa. Tb* train dispatcher'* vffice, of the Michigan CenUai railroad, has been remortrl iroui Kalamazoo to Jacksun Junction. All tb* uicWoMof tb* road «u tsuw Iw upereted irum ores point. Seven dispatcher* aad tw. Operator* are thereby taken trona Kvlamasuo. tte b at a at mt imh bus mu sire IHfflUU UE L 0MB Shingles, Lath, &c. h'Si’Ks, Jesse Chance is going tu build a naw iron Inidgo at K-llevue, aimiUt to the ■ we* -rected in Lansing during tb* po« Ft1 Wijr VINECAR BITTERS egar Bittern are EEHiSJfii ra Nwrada amaatal— ------------nulidttil r roiiert:** o’ wldch are extract­ -■ ., • SI— IlieqwsaUMi isBlus<>4dallyaskad. *;Wbat ia Use cauM of the nnpereUelrd enree* ot Vtico.k llmW Our answer is, that they remove tbe cause of disease, asd the patient recovaia Ida health. Theypre tbe great bloo.1 purifier and a Hforiviag priadid", s perfect Ileuovainr and Ineigontor of ihe •yvtera. Never beforeiu tbe history of the workl has a me.Heine been compoinded po-sesring the remarkable qua!-r ‘ t.—l. wi ' <um- * uuui iw lieu io. Aiisy are a Ua PurgAti ye as sn U aa a Toole, reiierCoaa-MIon or Tnflamtnatiou of tbo Liver aud Visceral Orpins, in BiliousDie- &W. 1 Mfl WANTED.’sSffiSS Business that will Pay WLSAMiSXSXi! FILES Stop! Hearken Ye! TO HAVE 600D HEALTH gated 93.502.988.24, or 2 1-2 per cent upon tbe paid up capital stock of all the rvoda operated in tbe State. The firat Grange nss organ:r»l in The mileage returns (though some­ Washington by Mr. baunders. Superin­ what incomplete) from .10 rowls out of tendent of the D-iarwCent of Agncul tho 85 show 31,858,726 mitea run.-27 । cure. The second in Minnekota, by per cent by passenger tra.ns, 49 per Secretary of Washington G^suge. cant by freight trains, aud 14 par eeat Tbo olrjcct of the Grange it not to by conatruecioa and all other trmna- 26 roads rejorting pbisenger mileage, car­ control political action or la fight monried 9.631.230 passengers duriag the upulists, but to advance tbs beat interns ywat. I o. the farmer by education ia agricul­ Ths equipments of all roods, bofh in I ture and horticulture and to practice and out of tbe State, amount Io 1.822 ccooumy and efficiency in business locomotives .and 80,675 cars. Of Bal ; piMaa^oa care. 588 are eqniptiwl with ‘ !k°K,] .’or Plows and other purpose: for all Ka!amase*> Plows kept on hand, “rt aid Ins Bam Plow, tbe National Orange is placed at 8'1. 000 by Brother SoaukunJ, Master ot the Iowa Slate Grange. ating expenux. the aggregate of their The National Grange of the Fatruns deficit being 9366,418 88. Eight reads of Husbandry will ouaaurence its. antra failed to pay the wbola of tbair in > rest al sevaiou ia the city of Charleston. S. da*. the amount unpaid being 8984,­ C., nu the first Wednesday in February, 275.82; white the amount of interest paid waa 96,864,761 Ud. There were 18 com|-anics whoso op­ erating expouaea and interest exceeded tbair aggregate gross earnings by 92, 693.327.42 Only three roads reported dividends, via: the Michigan Central. Lake Shore A Michigan Southern, aud tbe Chicago Be it known, That J shall keep in stock and fill to order । the Celebrated □i^Fopo Punctually us ever the Miasoun Btalu Gr.ugu publish** its quarterly report,, showing receipts from tb" subordinate grange* of 19.675 48. Get P.Bwtil&ft. Iltwi W. s* Is Mid s^tuses No Feraou rah take Ihene Bilim according to" H -om. and• remain ’ ’teug heir bonee aro cot dc­ — -------- j — t«iison or other and vital onans wasted beyond repair. Gratrhil TIioumi)0h proclaim Vnmoab B.Trtn the mast wonderful Invigcrant that ever saxtained the sinking system. Bilious IlrmltUnt, and inter­ mittent Ferera, wbicL are so prevalent in the valleys of our great rivers through­ out the United States, erpeeially thoeu of tbe Miwnseiprii, Ohio, Mteeoun. Illinois, Tenoeesee, Cumberland. Arkansas, Red. , Colorado. Broxos. Rio Graadu, Pearl, Ala­ bama. Mobile. Savannab, Roanoke. Jamss, and many olhsrs with their vast tribu­ taries, throughout our entire country dur­ ing Hie Kummer aud Aut—an, and remark­ ably so duringecasona ot unusual lieat and dryness, ere invanably veompan!ad by ex­ tensive .lernngemrate of tbe »tamacli aud liver, aad other abdominal viscera, lather tree’men I. a porgathre, exerting a powerful influence ui-oa these various organ*, is eivatislly necesaory. Tliero is no cathar­ tic for the purpose equal h. Do.J. Waucs’a Vi-reoAh Brrrxix. as they will speedily re­ —. .i..l * I... i taot. C. P. Rowell fi Co’g. Col. Culonel Mo "grave hat been sent North by tbo Patrons ol Mmisaippi to induce tbe movemxut thitber ut eijritnl •nd intelligent labor. la u ! ? it.** If mm will rnjoy-gnod health, kt them n-e Vrsaaaa lirrrrn* as a medicine. H* reiterate* nearly all of th* auggeitioa* aud rwcotameuJatiuu* rantiinsd in his report s»f lass year, add ad- - - ;--------- --- - ——re -z: dura a tew uuiers. lb* must cotwpicu^ *»“•*»“• ,b* progress ot the Same, oua uf whsch aro that the Cummise’uner tUt: “cu at *urk uB tka <uanh will. -tie aatuvrixed - • to order ■ gate un •both teAtns weio obliged tu run fur lite. Loe. aide* cf a tract, or where there it.a col­ 81,UU<>. lite bulanco of cish in th* btate lection of tracts at a aireel or highway crossing, instead of upon oua aide only ; Treasury Nov. 1. 1874, «u896d,146 86. aad that a law ba peased, eutbutwug Receipts dunog th* wwk ending Nor the employe* ot reilruad cooi|*aniea tu tl worn 830,481.17; poymeuta duriag eat daceyed or daug-rou* tree* staoding •itme Gms 858.138.91; louring a Lai upon tbe premises of adjacent prqwrty Jure in Uie Troa>ury ui Wl'J.494.12 ; a owners alongaidu their track. He re­ ues-tvra lur tbe wveK at 927^6174. marks that the aes-d of thia legislation Hun. L. D. Dibble, attocuey ol tb< was illustrated by tho n.uet disastrous Chicago and Like Huron ttailroed, wa. railroad aecideac yet reverted duriuu 1874 itj Ibis State, that at Trufhot sta­ ployus of ths road, with -n elogant Xv tion, on tho Dstruit. L*usin - A Lahr -aicbcluia rusting 859. Str. Diol Michigan Railroad, July 17, whrro a was token entirely by surpiise, bo: i gravel train uf nine cars was completely •ponded in n neat and loelmg speech. wracked, 7 men being killed and lb GOODEY SLADTS BOOK Jttta & Saiiiai A FINE IIAIA filuWISBIEIIOS. JEMNfflN, SKIING IACHTE K To Whom it may Concern! gruss earnings [xr train mile run tor all clatooa -------uf. tr* '-rare »L4l ; Mt earnings 39 coots »* carnikgs 69 • 08 were from fr»L-w transport alien; 28.08 from passenger traffic; end tho romaining 4 per cent, fnxn express, mails, and mvcellaiMoua sources. Of. the expense* 23 |cr cent were fur motive power and curs, 28 |>er cent lur maintenance of way, aid 49 per cent far operating, such c« salaries, damage*, taxation, and hire of cars. It ia a uoticaable fact that the extwase* end earn­ ings per mite uf tho roads in tbe Upper Peninsula are vety much larger than tho ether roads of tbe Htata, with the exception ol th" Lake Bbore & Michigan Southern and th- Michigan UeturaL i csiH.WiisuMFsmnam I shall rontinu* to keep on hand and •--11 the b-sl uf Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime x and Plastering Hair. iivor. and grocrnlly n-vlorlng the healthy iuuciious of.'lba dipvetlvw organ* Dy>pqr>ia nr I iidlgt-dion, Hcadcelic.Bein ia thehhc-ihler*,Ccri|thi,Tightnews cf the Cheat. Dizsneas, Sour Eructa­ tions of the Stutaacb, Bad Taste in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation ot the Lona*. Pain in the region ol the Kidueya. and a hun­ dred other painful aymptonu, are the off•prinit* of Dyvpepmx Ono buttle will jirvrs a better rnanntre of its merits than a lei.g'by advvrliecmeuL Scniftiln, or King's F.rIL White 8»sl.infi. tleers, Eiyaipelsa, Swelled Neek. Goitre, tteiufnluus Inflammations, Indolent Iiiflammslious, Metccrial AflTccnona, Old Norte. Eruptions of the Skin. Sore Eyes, etc., etc. In these, aa ia all other conatituuuusd Diseases, Wium Visacak lirrtiti have shoau thexr greei curative lowers in th* most obstinate cml intractable cxsea Fur Inflaiiimutory and (hrotile BbrumatisUl, Gout, II.lions, Bemittent sad Intermittent I'evsra, Dtsease* of tho Blood, laver. Kidneys, and Bladder, these ■ sale iweiB. are veeatee* ssasM •> saM roan. <Sua i> ka OaSOes i owe ,la tfcs<n/ar Mswni »»e saaw ■ san as. wk? Iks a«aswWiksreaU<s. hscrwM. asSUIs ,Un»w >>»•>•* I. >»WI MAM HWs MEM stesiaz lu MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. I. 3rand. River Valley Division L/Lik 4«r >r x-r. A u*sii<n.-.u, ta win ■ ••« newjws-uU u e7-7u«'slw’-s»Zilii'r" asss swum umwsi/ । CaUtod by Vitiated Blovu Mecbnnlrul JHm-mmw.—Persons racagt-d in Paints and Ad. nerals. such as P.un-.lwra. 1 rpe-iettcrs, Gold-beiusra, and Miners, as they advance in life, are sub­ ject to |amlysir of tbe Betels. To guard against this, taio a disso uf Waucxa'a V txru >n I’m. r.i eeeisivnaily. For Skill DIwaMte, I>'i]!<ions,T*««’, bolt Ulicuni. Blotches, Spots, Pimple?, PuatuliM, 1 tod*. Carbuncle*. Ringworms, Scald Iliad. Sore Eye". Erysipelas, Itch, -w isuui ase <kslab 4m W mxmw. a. u. un ■ siKk la Ik. isreessa. sklskssUwsruM SHESKb® SKKS>3tF t KS-iRriS or nature, sre literally dug np and earried out of the system iu a (lion time by the EM of tlirec lUtters. Pin. Tape, and other 'Vontw-Urtir.g in Uie »' st. tn of an many thousands, sre effoetaallv destroyed aad removed. No system of msdkiue, no veraufugva. no X ar. 4*. . g ^■eUavv. lbs Iraia leaiaa towkse** .eta*, iiwr H ra elt seton Km. m newsies "US she ta> Crsta «e tea Vs traiMteMeUs»o4J^SfaAw Agriculluial ImDlerr.ent: Foe Female OiniolaintA, in young or old, mamed or riugte. al the dawn of woman hood ot the turn ol lifeelbaee Tonic Bitter* diefday *o dcchted aa infinenoe ' that improveiucsl Is som perceptible. Jaundice.—In all eaare nf jaundice, Warenousa currier Broadway and Ap rest aasnred that your liver is net doing IU pls Btreeu. F W. T EASTMAN work. Th" only senxibio treatment is to Hastings, Sept 23,1874. promote the secretion of the bile and faior its removal. For llu* purpuwo use Vixboab Btrtxxs. Cleauae the Vitiated Blood when­ ever yon Cud its impurities bursting through ths skia in 1’iruptae, Eruptieas, or Sores; clcsxiM it when you find it ob­ structed and sluggish iu the veins; cleanse siting M tbestosy e>4s. Me Se. 4a » r»r.»«fl. Assn t>srhs».Mg A rbs 4s se it eben it is tow; your frelmgs will t:D you when. Keep tbe blood pure, aad the health of the system will follow. «L AC. (Gtvx xx'i Call.) fsUmaa't Fslose tftwsiae Csn Isas 1 ItesiH lunes were ■Win. ssre*< 41w.«U>w4 IsslOs iw Chtaaew v 41 Part Ere N.Y- ^JENNIE,’ Tbo aveiage tonnage of products car- , rted. ao far as ateerrainable. was 12.- । 370.905 toe*. The amount of iron aau other ores carried waa about 1,445,242 FIFTH ANU LAST GUTCONCEB1 tosa; and tho tonnage of lumber and 15 Alli UF Till. forest products exceeded that at agri­ A twenty thousand dollar judgement cultural products, fi(mr. provision*, and •as rendered again*! Grand Rapids on manufacturer lUilruail bonds a few day* ago. Tbe avvrags rales ot freight jwr ton Tb« shop* of tbo Msehigan School per mite ia teas by from two tu 14 ]>er NOVEMBER 30, 1874. seat, aa compared with tho rates of Furniture Co. at Northville ware de­ Drawing Certain at that Date. 1872. Tho CommUsiuncr quotes trexu alroynd by fire last week. Lore 914,* tbe annus) repora uf tbe stockholders LIST OF GIFTS. of tbo Lake Shore A Nichigas tint ih.ru aad the Michigan Cs>tral Companies, showing a decreaa. tn tho freight rata of those two roods for several years past, and ateo proving that Michigan Mine compare favorably with those oth­ er State*. The Commissioner says ho has been signed. . enuftruiad in tbe views advanced in hit Mr. J. B- Frvctoe of Caledonia. h» a fret annual repert in regard to tbe arils eiarr mill which ia ran by water. He has already mad* 600 barrels of ci tar ready taken plseo iu several of tho lur his neigbbunNorthwestern Statea. and thinks tho Petar Kinta, ot Ida, white out hunt­ PRICE OF TICKETS. hooute spirit now existing butween tb. ing on the 31at «f October, by tbo acci­ railroad corporations aud the peorde ol dental discharge ol his gun bad u portboee Btaiea ia a thing to be depbwed. lion of bis hand shot away. Il tbo case of our own roods, bo says Ttow receipts of convicts into tire that tho operating expenses of one-firth of tho whole autnuer exread their grres Slate Prison during the pest month lias earn inga by 82.693^4.42. He fun her been >8, against 18 discharged Tbe adds: view of the fact that th. total number remaining is 710. action taken in too Staten already allud­ Mr- Henry C. Wentworth baa been ed to con only bo rewarded os an "Xper amannted OwtreraJ Poaeengvr Agvol of ■rant on tbefr port, whieb ha* nut g-n* UM Mtebigau Oawtral Railroad Com- NEWOFFERSI erMly acrompltebed tho reeulta desired. imny, with baodquartera at Chisago. /NEW IDEAS ANOTHER CHANCE ! POBLICLIBRARYOFKMTQC’Y. THE FLOWER ha- Ix^n aud continue, to be downward it would seem that we could affiwd to await the roechs of tbeir action, and ami ouraelres of tbair erpecvetiae. ere «e>oo make an nEampt which bos gweod Latite oteewbeev.** ww.- zs____:_ m tro—rts brief notfco of thachsTtarrailroud ceaapanree Michigan, showE their rights and obtigataHie, the a of taxation to which they owe eabtad, and tho rata* of pasasngwr aad ght tariff which they fare altewed to nee. Tboee roads era the Detroit a 810.600 to build a EVERT LAIN SHOULD TAKE IT. OF KILDARE. tUlfflffi Kt&i BI 1 R lEftRT. Daanoa WussJow, who tare bora a Democratic candidate for Orewlt Court Cutnmiaafowor ta Bemea county at ora- ffiffi! MEAT 1M8 UFO! 3SSP® ^•“'iE£S,E.’svJA:; art. rgitst.ianyx*^, ^CR. THRILLIK6 TALES AND N0VELE1TE8 Saw: tun of ow IM* ffld k it Hahn Bgl p. UtA. SW is m oirwisU scslssl iks ex­ Mm Goorn Cooper, a lad 15 years of age worruetantly kilted at Battle Creek, Nov. fi, by th* bursting of a east-iron cacnou, which tea father was testing preparatory Iu a Dwtnocralic juliloe. PKTEBSOH’S MAGAZINE Tbo Cheapest and Best in tho World. unit Bstflsimra Estlrelraew a«4 eaprseedealed, a U r’ls1 $20,000 00 IN CASH 810,000 00 IN CASH! IK PdlH OF t» a CJ8! IfKHimi WS .WANT AGENTS. U4lss 4 C^sa F-s G.-M Wste* Cks.»., PshB x^b^fMn'tkteWTinXiimr^ ■anted � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-12-02.pdf 37cd0b2760507addb014694699d99334 PDF Text Text = Trs R & &ii«y VOL. XIX. NO. 32 Erwwl llglw ni Hi-rcaixsox, Bxxo Cb, Kix. J Nov. 11.1«T4. J ATLANTIC MONTHLY MILO T. WHEELER. WM- WHOLE NO. 966. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1874. Cif^ NEW PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD BUROHER. w^ rod te YOU WILL FIND JOHSt KQBERTN. While they sat over the luncheon, a servant camo with the money which Mrs Raymond owed Mbs Vincent for her daughter's Irnsonu, and requested a qiga'feAKSgtts: hl! ■ STIIES M MM OF ill OHfflt HR. CL RUSSELL. ' “She said I'd bo likely to find you j here." said tbe prl portly. “Where alee oloo should you find! bwr?" demanded Mr. Vincent, hnurhlily, looking at the girl witn eyes that NEW LUMBER, Laura wrote the receipt, hesitated,. then signed “Mm- Eugene Vinoout.*' a I name that struck ennaternatum and dis­ may to Mrs. Rsyrnoud's heart when ata read it Tu offitad tho wife or Eugene Vincent was the last thing that politic NEW PRICES. AND NEW MEN, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. THAT DEFY COMPETITION, AT VILKI/tS B^OTtfE/fS I Near Dwight &■ Burrall’s Agricultural W arks, Hastings, .Mich. lhe understanding ia whieh wo wont through that form of marriage .You are saved, you will live and for that groat bleeaing wo should b^h be wil­ ling to su&r a littte iuonaMMsaee. I wish you to bo froo, and yuu best know wlrnt should bo done. It stems to di that any jury would pronounce tbe ceretnuny Bull, ami that neither of us need I Ih> injured by kt Of course, I shall I leave hero immediately, and after uur affairs are sjitlsJ, I wnh to loaro ths "1 foci that it yrould be cowardly of me to Bo hero lotgor," he Mid. “When 1 I id not suffering pain I moan to go about. Of course, I shall avoid violent exercise, but I must not vegetate any 652, Harper’s Weekly. r Division Harper's Magaidnf ILLUSTRATED. ILLUSTRATED. LVCtV^ RVSSKLL, .Vuricro q/ the pre—. Tbe Weekly U tbe ableat and most tsoworful Hluatrated periodical publish­ ed Jn thte country. Ita editorials are scholarly and convincing, and carry much weight. Ita Illustrations of cur­ rent eventa are full and ftvah. and are prepared by oar best deslngera. With a circulation of 150.000, the Weekly te read by at least half a million pcraona, and Its Influence as an organ of "plnl"” She (£vruing ^ost An Independent Journal, Complete in in all ita Departments of Newt Its papers upon existent questions and its Inimitable cartoons help to monto the sentiments of the country.-Pt/te tetrpA commerelal. Wa. JL HAYFORD, Her voice failed her, and sta stopped. Mr. Vineenl wee walking the room in uncontrollable agitation. “I was craxy tu think of seek a sac­ rifice!" S- exclaimed. ••It was tbe height of eelfirbnJM -a eelfiebnesa to», that has defeated ita.ML Why did I not iog your happinessF’ ba asked. “1 havo -nothing to forg’ve," site said, got,Ur, softlr pressing the -baud that had ctanwd hers. "1 am glad , that 1 could comfort you when you ue»disl ms, and, and I think there's no ! foot oc rwo of tbe ground, leaving • I great harm done.” "You were a comfort and a blessing | field not of bare cases but of bare pega. to tar." he sail presently "1 taro a I hare male it a point to ascertain the fancy that I should Ijavo died without damage actually caused by the grass­ you. I»u you remember 1 was tatter as hoppers in thu region, and have come soon as wu were married ?" Bhe romeptarvd that evening with a in contact with and received direct in­ paog of regrot How happy stio had I been in spite of his danger t His hours residing in the counties of Lyon, Chase, trotned few, but they were all to ta pawl with her; now long years Marion, Harvey, Sedgewtek and Reno. sUttehc-1 before him, but she must be far As ths result of their statemenu, I think tbs (allowing may be relied upon at a tolerably accurate summary of ragann- ni repudl TERMS ; Postage free ta all.Sibserlbers In lhe Vailed Slates. Iiing bis hands with, joyful Impatience "Mrs. Vincent." ho said, grasping her hand as sho stood upon tho stop | above him, “1 have joyful news, glori uus news for you?’ i A diiunees swept b-?f are her viai~n. j and she looked up at him —••■’" ‘*-y witbj-arted lips. IOX tJrttfKj. DENTIST Uumit. - es Stif ■ Kicbiian. Pubtabed by H- 0 HOUGH ION t CO . 219 Washington St- Boston H°Tel! uriDH............................. I,!CU- Swuy’s > Michigan Exchange. Ma. Enrroa.-My business is taking me through Kansas to Colorado, and 1 am making the janat. Uisurly, giving myself opportunity to ano th a country, end learn somethiag of ths peoplo. I am spending a fro days in this delight­ ful thriving, ootarprisiog, three-yearold city of Hntehtnsuu, and I find I hare a little lime for letter writing. ,1 had hoard so much of tbs utter ruin caused bytta grasshoppers, that I ex­ pected to see a land quits stripped of all vegetation; “a dried-up, desolate country," at the poaoriptions read, “ao-i a discouraged, disheartened population.” Wliat I actually hare found ia Kansas may br of interest to your readers aad perhaps allay soms nee Hess fears. In Eistern Kansas I found the damage in­ flicted by thu grasshoppers lu be com­ p trailrsly light My route of travel over ths KaosuMidlauI Bxilroxl. from Kiosit City, toak ma through ths Kvw (or Kansas Valley) as far at Topeka. Vegetation appeared to bo about ax lux­ uriant as ever, an t bat for ths menGelds oho would but have disnorerod that hi vat jntta ‘grtathappar region.’ From Topeka I have traveled wart­ ward, cd the line of tbe Atahiasoa, To­ peka, and Banta Fs Railroad, through tbe Cottonwood Valley aad into tbe Ar­ kansas Valley. Hero tho grasshoppers were in at overwhelming numbers and proved as destructive. perhaps, at any­ where. By the time they appeared in Eastern Kaaass (aome two or threw weeks later than here) the’corn had so far matured that, while they cat off leaves and tarsals, they left ♦the, ears hanging upon the s'alk*. Farther west­ ward, tlio ears being ia tbe •‘milky state," were also da.troyed, losving the bare stalka standing in the fields ilka so many walking-esaes stuck in tbe ground. Hera, in this portion of Mid­ dle Raatat, the graisboppere came ear­ ly anoagh to find toe corn in a still ten­ derer state, and ttay destroyed not only loaf ano tassel and lhe iori(weat ear. i) a arkk a iiuotuem. k«w Te«L INTER-OCEAN. Repository of Fashion. Pleasure. Instruction" ARTHUR’S three editions. lllutratei Home Majaiise. tald. _______ free immediately if the law will make you so,” ta axil, burrlCrop c-Htj "sal whatever reparation I ean Nel aOecie.1 by grasshoppers. tuaso you, 1 will- I wish," ta sfid, roneidoreJ very fair, ranging from 15 wistfully, pausing before hsr, "I wish to 35 bnahah per aero. Many fanners you would forget everything but that _1 aui your friend, and have cuafidenee in What more bs would hare said was sloppod. for Loom Vincsat melted tt this feet like a wnrath of anow. Site awoke in hsr own chamber, w;th Betty rubbing her hands, and laughing and Harpers Bazar. । C4BW bon i asionisht Bom what injure! grasshoppers, ia ILLUSTRATED. , Jfoltca Of twb™ tfon of tact and talc C nd in any Journal P”*- ."h/_riSK; 8uwn only in limited quantity; a good LEADING BEPUBLICAH PAPER and how should —----------—. r— this mna'a wile before lhe world. Thgy were bound for life; and yet all he bat wanted <>f her waa a companion tu cheer and amuse him foe a few weeks, a sort ol fancy soiront whose wages will be paid In his wilt Would its hsfu her utterly I Would tarty to put h«r IN THE NORTHWEST. is BOltannly of grwat. T»sINTE«-OCBA?l makas roprrlal < ‘ Stqical ai lataital F.»Ugf free »• »H S«tecrtbm ia tta A FAMILY MEWIFAPEI- THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Called 8UIM. William R-iymjod to du with itf" "Ha'loved yor once, and may Joseyon VOL" "Poasibly,” aba said, coloring. “Bat fiat makes no diftorotiwr." •‘Woulljon wish him to think that you married another willingly, ezpaclme tn irenil vour lile with him f" whit Show Bllfe and further terms by apqdying i® ______ THE VINCENT MARRIAGE. Tbe Evening Post A Other PublicationsPeroons desiring to order other pert odtaSwtU find It «o ttair eend their sutanslptlans through this now Exber of tbe following pubbeafiztn. vvflt !»’ BUPpUods 1** S'k" XtS..“,7S5>^ the sum named in addition to tbe roe "X ,’■1} [MIU u.... .... ...... .......--- , when bo had received the firot ray <tf hone he was silent to her, and sta know of his safety only through lhe physician. Evidently she would haio to go away from him. Bui ovcr.aU this confusion of bitter feeling «M ita joyful thought that be wrt saved, that ho wouM -live. Betty came again, saying that the doctor was at the door, and srantod to Not badly dxrnsgsl by tbe grasshop­ pers. The small fruits -strswtarrtew, blacktamws, *e-> Led yielded well wherever grown, end ware out of xbe way of tbe destroying srrny. The the applet left untouobu J. One* farmer harvested HOD bushels from 200 trows. Poach truer lost their leaves, and ocrationally the peach was Utten; bet Eagone Vincent clenched tbe small tbe crop was a largo one, end In ssvsrJ hand in bls. towns peaohss could ta had in any “Ia ho not your lover ?" quantily al 25 els. per bashaL Cher­ “I rejected him. sir!" -laiure, who ia ho whom you loraF' ries were abundant. Grapes ware vary askod her companion, in a pMeionate 06853884 you up- And, Laura, if you loro nol>o.ly else, by Heaven! 1*11 make you love m«, or 1*11 dis in tho attempt.” Bornrnl, of Cubm cuantv. win Is* Mrs. Vincent sank back iota terr seal o.tA .r •> nin _ i ____ ___ __ ___ . whlls, iM again, and looked into her buatand'a shrank from intruding on hifii, but felt face. "Eogonei" ata said, aaMy. that dseeocy required that^ata should fist-class iswwafei varen. Chromo School Cards, A MOTUKH. N«« -ALMAGE’S ’ oiTY/isrs oipor. p A F E B- SERMONS JOHN WILLIAM C. BRYANT k CO. NEW YO«I£- CHROMOS I Portfolio of Gems, IILEE e/yy f*t.t a*f»TNEW STORE I STANLEY GROCER I E-S "God 1>Usj ymi I" . In ten minutes tuey wrro mamsd, had received a warm Hasp of ths band from each of It.® departing visitors, who dared not breathe a word of hone or oongretulaUan over this mournful bri­ dal, and wore alone. • Now 1 nm at rest,” said Eugene Viuoent, sinking tack ami closing hia eyes. "Everything ir rattled, and I havo nothing more to do.” ■ Laura Vincent looked al him a mo­ ment in sitewe, then drew the large Canned Fruits and Fish, Ho listened atteatirely, then, wk laherl^ltatack, ahtawred; j -Weald you jt»ri"'‘*»-T» P»V ’^knslltahi.tette.snd white B Ila looked un «sKurly as she entered, and a deep fiuih ran error hia fece as h» saw her. film went to him with downcast eyes and ptlo fees, and some­ what formally effoted her eongralulaTta> doctor stared at-thorn, mulicred an excuse, and left ••I did not mean to deceive yuu, Lanra," ta eaid gravely. “I thought I wugoing to die1 ‘■But yuu are not!" ata said, looking upwtthafitehingomile; then droop-( ingagain, "do net speak ot anything! tc-Jay pleass” �OUR HEW YORK LETTER. $ht Republican |jannti. I WILL SUCCEED THE SUN. when I look at the heading of this I entmot help but think that advertinement. t'M rich M>d unlimited pasturage of lhe eons in 1857-8 to 1,693£M ta 1873-4. Such results as wore realized under Mr. I WILL SUCCEED fitlthfully. and ftwriemly. will. committed tome grave error*. end done Nxw Yoax, Nor. 21, 1874. SPECIAL NOTICE. It is tho purpose of the Pub­ lisher of the Banheb. to settle with every person who does business with the Banxek office individuals, laugh al your pitymg lord stage, there come* about guilty of stealing tlx, whole U. B. Trmfully up tothoold standard, but tolmis taken out of the river, and, without jiruvo and add to Its variety and power. identification,buried in the I’uttar* Field never will; as did lbs Democratic party, THE WEEKLY* BUN wlU eoctlnue headed by James Buchanan in 1600. ball* given by political clubs every see- lic Ulla te •vory day, daughter, carefully looked prior to Jan. 1st. 1875, and to that end is now making out bills against every person'in­ debted to tho office, and he mwit insist on a prompt settlement Be warned in time. ■ Personal. tU naw Mttlemani* of Woalern Kania. and to all inquiries as to their dcatina- ly and considerate public admiaistra- From a late number of Boston (Mass­ achusetts) ‘Daily Aittrlurr, we dip tho [ollowutg notice ol II. c. oargent, req., so long-tbo accampliibod and penonally popular Superintendent ol the Michi­ gan Central Railroad, and one of tho It's a curious world, thia Death camo very near invading my bome, but through the untiring efforts steadily improve* theme. 1 roe in comfortable tun for lhe hospitality extended this winter to the young Kau«a» settler. But will find refuge with “wife's folks" un­ forth, shuffling their abiftlnaa way through life, until they “shuffle off this Meeting—ridding tho State of this class of inhabitants. A Homo Missionary in ceive help from their neighbors, were left without the means to j thia want baa Loen supplied. case ol many homesteaders, tho railroad I have asked ths farmer. their replica one might suppose they they all agree: that they never lived in healthful a country as this that a m (thisia true, without doubt) nor was mills, reads, bridges, .nd railroads; and ■ven for winter wheat I find sum. difference among them as to tho tadu*- canto tho peaturage is so plentiful, tbe winters generally su mild, the labor so light, and the profits so sure. Others and the majority, think that farming and stock-raising combined will give ly like tbe country, but also the people grasshopper raid tho panic among them was almost universal- A H.rrey Conn- high between this dub and tho Liadsr- the stocks at hom*. compelling the retaller* to replenish. Fur this, New York 1* thankful. Tbo face* of tho merehaul* are widonmg iiercoptibly, oust balls. Very few military bulb will driven from my dwelling. and tbo mourners don't go about th* Well, Mr. Editor, I for ouo am glad bo given in comparison with funner street* a* touch a* they did. Tbo Woet it buying quite freelr, and the South is that election ia past. Although wo elates* will bo foregone indulgence*. doing much batter than wo had any right to expect. Tho proopoct i* get­ ting bettor and better, and some mer­ chant* inviit that tho year is not going Well, tho Democrats camo near upset­ and there ia each a prudent taking in to foot np so badly, after alh ting the entire Republican party, or ba. ahiftsd, and Jupiter Pluvius now usr of Orangeville, Barry Co, disea^t bibitiomsls combined. Of coarse, tho Democrat party .claim all the honor, while, had it not been for tho Grangers Bui such families do not entertain thia aea- disagreeable as pnvsiblo. and Prohibitionists, probably every State, or nearly ovary one of them antly. May it coetinue a week. would havo rolled up a* largo Republi­ Pin no. estly endorse, and'all his many friends can majorities as formerly. But, if will join in wishing him, wherever his Grangeritnr and Prohibition can pros­ From Our Omaha Correspondent. per only by helping back into power tensely occupied in Miring. Not a fsw prosperous future : the Democratic party, then, in tbe cpin- of tbe tadically-diapoasd newspapers Oxaut, Nor. 28lh, 1874. in 1845, as atation-agent on the Boston way to themselves by dsnouncing all Data Btssxa.—The goldeu days nf plana o! relief and all charities except sponsibility, having charge of tho con­ Democratic domineering will probably lees gild and beauty, of those first au­ struction and improvement of a portion satisfy both Grangers and Ptohibition- ing pauper, from outride of tho city, by tumnal days, where tho subtlety of ths ot that line. Tho high value ofhUMrvices ledrio his early promotion, and ho tag*, weighs heavily ou tho minds of Nov. 27. 1874. waa placed in charge at Boston of the through freight traffic of tho Boston A You will see by lhe last date that some respectable gentlemen, and not Wocesrer and Boston A Albany Roads, those who contribute most to such charcollectively. In 1858, he came to Chi­ commenced thia article. cago as General Agent of the Michigan Central Road; and on the retirement of Mr. R. N. Rice in August, 1872, ho be­ Mankind have m»lo wonderful im­ came for*. Many thing* have happened । chillren, who are likely to starve when provement*, in the art of guilding, onuut srratsraxnxxT. ainco tho commencement of 'hi* article, ■ In this responsible and eminent position oven with ua. Of course, thoeo that; tory turps off its hand, before work i-an be bunted up. Joriah Bounderby, profoesional—a service of a peculiarly count, only a. they go to make up a of Cokotown, has a largo number of Sblic character. On hi* acccMioujIlr. ponderous whole with happenings elao- family connections, who are busily cry- the nriws of things- Fur did not the rgent found a cunsidcrnblo partial?of "Supreme Architect" view with pnde, newspapers. Every effort will be made and pronounce approval, "rory good,” tall; but probably for three or four ou everything ? Butman, tho crowning/fory of the Crestor'e inventive gen. rial object to complete tho entire equipCold winter is here, and we are mak­ be piteous suffering among lhe destitute iiu, has got absad of the devil in Li* nisut oa. this plan, and it has been per­ fected in his hands by the addition of ing due preparation for his stay. Sher­ which only the freely-given loaf_and guilding process; and so far improved every demonstrated improvement look­ iff Vroomao, Hon. D. II. Cook, and J. pci) of Mup, and warm shelter, will the art, that tho old prrefjfter, would ing to tho security and comfort of passen­ will prevent from staining uur civiliza­ gers,-—a tbin£ which has uniformly dis­ tion with wholesale starvation, and de­ hardly recognise in lhedsril of to-day, liberate muriLr. There is not work lhe counterpart of tho one kicked out tinguished this road. For several yean past the pasMnger-equipoient bo* been composed of twelve-wheel car* of uni­ friends from Barry Co. Hops many The stream ha* risen higher than lbs form build and appearance, the product more from there will gladden our hearts fountain. of the Comiiany'e shops. This was the Gild 1. writton all over everything— second road1 in tho West to adopt lhe Miller platform,—to which apparatu* deal of hunting being done here in the distribution generally, which hra poeilive weight, is tbe fact that within a cait, hypocrisy, fraud, and all the l-ng killed, but aa soma hunters bring week after tho inauguration of any free form rill lino, giving tbo train tho strength and almort the rolidity of a single car. Till* was also tho first roai them so wild that there ore lew killed and it drives them away. Your humble million dollars; and most everybody to adopt frit ewfiri fad, and .hut up stores, banka operated from tho locomotive, with and shops, and buried' lhe rich man stout, tag-limbed, healthy mon who which, and the Miller platform, all its that some of my Hastings friends might haunt tbe soup-house* and the free- with honors and potnp enough fur on help to mnstieate some of it bslore it lodging bouiM would *urj.i*e you. hundred or more, firet-da.v funeral, of They conn by tho thousand* tho mo­ bestowed on provision agnimt accidonts 6e<l in tbe above named from Hastings. ment tho cold weather prevent* them Poor, good men, die every day; m >ti On tho evening of the 24th tbit, the from slosping in bam* and liviag by who bare remembsred mid given to beggary and theft in th* country. It is switch signal* introduced quite rorontly a ducouraging thing to have woll-raoant their poor follows, every day of their by Mr. bargont ia as nearly perfect aa charity diverted from it* proper chan- lives, and lastly tho greatest gilt, life exists anywhere. ■be entire contents. Tbo house itself, for the good of country, andjpricIn re*i>ect to triples, a Jr» heart-strings aro broken. ravaovnaxrr. o»taiu.r, owned by tbo mill company, was oi no Mr Bargvnt ha* merited tbe reputation , <oMb- ^ough a very good one. And ths poor dead are buried romowhich ho enjoy*, of being one of the Mr. Youmans and wife aro visiting m how. Only for ths ateneu, their only moat progreeaive, studied, and prudent! N. Y. State, and Mr. Fulkerson, a wid- poor cannot to starve. And requiem would be, “Lot tho dead bury of our manngera In tho conducted ow#r anH brolbor-inlaw to Y'ouman*. •o, I prraut*., ---------- r _—— ------------lodging bouses will be opened again, I would luggevt cremation, but I tie and the just sad tbe unjust fed togtth. innate de*ira to pleaso the people with waaI among among tbo the verr Orel of our manag- boarding houae. conaec; tho neceisitieo a duyUy, would do away with none ora to tu comprehend — ----- -------- -­of in the houM evening*, through traffic consequent on competi­ There ia trouble among tho teachers of the yiZd for (without an act of con­ tion of through linos of railway to the' built a fire, and went to hia supper and The instructors in the public rohools of gees) tho rich would cremate with "The seaboard. It was through hia efforla Cedar of Lebanon," or "Shittim Wood," that tbo pioneer inter-railway fast ____________ — . . , .orgonixation __ • ___i.—. ua a... freight known tho in... Bluo fire and burned to tbo ground. The while tho poor would dissolve over botuntly subdued not to lock, or pitch-pine. But, about throe­ lo keep them alive. fourths of maukidd will worship the Slock-Yards, embracing, along with the . of the teeehers in "Golden Calf Mt up, with tho samo entire system of accee* from all the was IG50 per year, derotion as did tbe children of Israo). roods entering tho city, all requsite con- commencing in life. Aa before stated choola 3750. Now From all itui keartieu mockery, "Good venisnrev far tbe pecking interest, then Mr. Fulkerson is a widower, having chiefly located on -the South Branch. for loss than 810 per week, or 8530 Tbo splendid success of ths Union mo bis misfortune, havo been very hard Stoek-Yard* is all the more honorable In developing mill. tner standard. Thvy will remain there bllc scaroely leas Ilian tbo. Uomponr. experience in freight management for yoara previous to coming to Chicago had led him to study tho public Esthirteen presume, therefore, that next spring special attention tu tbo upper claa.ce of East-bound freight, and particularly to perishable commodities, securing their ths following notice to former slave owner, in the ninth Csngreesioxal Dis- It teems strange that after years Thank God I that SUN tbe batt tally newspaper ! u th< world. It willbo full of entertalnlnj ‘■boys in blue" will never die The people seem to so long aa rebels end traitors exist. intend to find employment during tbe power and tho repmantativo of millions establish •on 4 Dixon’, line. •to rite and roman coo of the day. care­ cent election*. advises Missourian*, to fully selected and legibly printed. The Agricultural Department to a don again tho butternut amt, which ia prominent feature In the WEEKLY BUN. and its arttates will always be ia a big word. Yet I mean that same thing. I commenrtod businces in Hastings in 1806 without a dollar and I hold my own yet. That don’t look like a failure does it, “No not much.” . THERE IS OIVE THXWG that I am sorry for "and that is” to be compelled < discharge Honest, Industrious and competent Mechanics, who are deserving of steady emnloyment, because I am over-atotJkcd with work fiaished. My shops are all full of work. ' ‘‘Bjiggies and Cutters" and nc(w if the people Of this good County of Barry would en­ courage Mechanical Industry at home and thereby promote their own interest, they will all come to Hastings and buy all their - bVgGIVH APiI> CUTTEBR.'’ I atq, selling grod work at precoat, very cboap^indeed. Just now is the be.i time fa Ute whole year to boy Bugirioe or Cutters cheap A Carriage 81uq>-mu*t re- Uy." The people in tbi* County have just cau»e to bo [iroud vf the Manufactured In this companSlreA’”** Uu*i?i?.ERAnJlh*ii duty y, to yoorsolvsa lo support three Home Mauufactnritig iMUtntlous, Ihai a liberal shore of palronaire, for which I nm thankful—and now thos The number of men Independent In organise regiment, for mu.ter and drill, politico ta tnervaslng, and the WEEK­ LY HUN to their paper mpedally. It belong* to no party, and obeys no dlctastrength in foshioniog tho raw material into bsttsr fighting mon than any they country i bad during tbo recent ateugglo. In abort, tho little Icaveu that Loe didn’t .urrendcr, will leaven tho entire rebel faahtowi are -rtgularly reported In ita columns. The price of the WEEKLY SUN to Yours far the right. Stop! Hearken Ye! rbleh require, payment i-Jrarer, one dollar a yci J. L. REED. NOW IS YOUR TIME I Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. LWILS Trin HIGH minim, unks, Travelling Bags, To niiom it may Concern! Be it known, That J shall keep in wtock and fill to order the Celebrated Wc have no traveling acvnte. finrelx^riamuZ Only tfiUo PffaO* prepaid. Jio ditcom THE DAILY 8UM.-A larj pottage jirepeld Mccnt* a month, < for Plows anti other purpose*. |0.EO a year. To dubs of 10 or aver, discount of S) per rent- Addrtv* .THE SUN," New York Qty. REP-XIRA for oil Kalamazoo Plows kept ou hand. I -and 1VIARD patterns, and Costings for all P L 0 W S now in nesting,, b-'pf., Oth l“7 l. STONING NEWS THS ttisg pastec*. *r it will U mt ill S» I ahull continue to keep on hand and Il 1__ > -r CHEAPEST AND BEST J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Just opened in Mr. BOWNE'S NEW STORE, Block, IIDEPEMBENT Reliable Market FRESH CRISP souj-i/ POLITICS IN Reports, Also a General saort merit Agricultural Imolements ; xo. W.SL4I1C* ■attixgs loi Spooner & Hepta lm. Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair, AND SPICY. NEARLY 12.000 COPIES A DAY, AC., AC. (Girt XB * ■ Cau.) Sim of Sjuft Sn,rr- Where can lie found a choice and well wleded-Stock of Slap and Fancy ‘ . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY Ac. A complete asaortment of all kind* of Whole and, Ground Spices . W RF/MED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in (heir Season. ’ Freah Vegetables alwa\a on hand. Also we have a full line of the best Lamps & Fixtures, Crockery, Glass & Wooden Ware Warehouse corner Broadway and Appie Streeu. W. T. EASTMAN. Hasting., Sept 23,1874. JAMES A. SCRIPTS, PMJtr. 31t3 Drnuirr, Mini. ■ Always on hand at‘prices that cannot be beat in the County advantage to axntntno our Stock, before purchasing elMwhere. SO TROnBLF. TO SHOW OOH GOODS Free delivery to any part of the City. ’ RcsjtecifUUy, Spooner <(• Hepburn. MORGAN JONES. Hastings, June 1st, 1874. 6tf tail b SPECIAL OFFER. THE REPUBLICAN BANNER IMPOSITION HATED! IN CONNECTION PICTUF OPPOSITION COURTED! WITH OTHER JOURNALS For the accommodation of such of oitr friends as may ;desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with Tho BAN N ER, wo have made arrangements whereby we arc enabled to present the following liberal terms, with th* understanding, however, that the order for our Journal and cither of the others named, must, be sent, together, and ac­ companied by the money ; and, also, that we must receive one subscription. foThe BANNER for each copy of every other publication ordered from tho list z <11.26 11.25 13,50 Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices 8ltf ‘ CkfocA Al! grades of Teas, the very best in tlic Market. Fresh evpry week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER A CO., of Boston. «ud for sale at prices which defies successful competition. GIVE ME A CALL ,, „ ' Hurtinev Nnv 14tah 1H7A y John Stanley. thousand* of ting pay for them at some future day. ran Banner, 31.50, fur iblican Banner, 31-M, for • ublican Banner, «l.»0, for officer authorised to administer oaths through Tuesday end Wednesday fol- meet with bargain-hunters In President Joy' .report for 1870-71, inadequacy of local facilities, and tjw Railroads running to Kola­ bly adjocraed to> supper give free return tickets to mom- it had wrenched from tho j ib eengor trains tunning at high speed and increating heavy freight trains, was that follwsd it, namely. that It wm Chicago Tiroes, <2.00 and Republics Banner. 81-50, for Chicago Tribune. 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81.50, for Chicago Inter-Ooms, 81.65 and Republican Banner, 8 L50, far tbo list. Club* containing one hundred Chicago Journal, 82.15 and Republican Banner. 81.50 for names will be recorded for five dollars. Chicago 1’oit and Mail 81.65 and Republican Binnar 81.50, tor Address M. W. Rrnnsx, Detroit Tribune. 3200 and Republican Banner |1 50, for • U. 8. Claim Agent, Detroit Post, 32.00 end Republican Banner |1.MI for Gainesville. Hall Oc., Ga Michigan Farmer, 82.00 and Republican Banner |1.50 for And after tho publication of Hie Country Gentleman, 32.50 and Republican Banner 81.50 for shore, and thousands of like character, Western Rural, 82.00 aha Republican Banner 11.50 for Democrat* hero tho cheek to tell us the New Covenant. 82.65 and Republican Benner 81.50 for Ibis Mich'urcn Farmer, 82,15 and Republican Banner 81,50 for therefore should be left to manage their New York Homo Journal. 83,00 and Bepnblfoan Banner 81 M. r,r «*!«». I NOVEMBER VOCAL. GOLDSMITH’S BHYAIFT 1 STHATT01T Business University, decided slruction tn midwinter, ana curing *«ur»... .al 1STJ.S.W0 u.o.1 ... . .i .1, notniw without tbe adve mil obtain it fur • Bits*, without a <?ASH BUYERS will find it to their FOR SALE I FOR SALE. Tho undersigned purpose to open in book, or a concert, or anything in the GaiMville, Georgia, a register for tbe DA.XL.X1SS. stick hi* lingers against a saw. But a entry ot tho names, age and eex, and Detroit Free Pros*. 810.60, end Republican Banner, 8I/>0, for Apportionment of this r-tddid Detroit Tribune. 810.60, and Republican Banner, 81.5^ for Yount. slave held, prinr to Lincoln's Emancipa­ Detroit Pott, 810.60, and Republican Banner. 81.50, few r struck off 7 per tion Proclamation, Jan. let, 1863, said Chicago Dally Tribune, 818,00 end Republican Baanes 8LW for salaries! Think registry to be made in well-bound rrnicnvtrste, but Michigan Stale Teachers’Association. * arty changed handset about half ita SfWWTlXGS CH Tss.--; $5 a Year! Come and see for Yourself - »art ta ta Plm, of all CURTIS. DODGE, ROBINSON Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest ana - Good - as - the - best or DETBOIT, botHk, r.r tu but ottrosuttt ia •U Qua iLl of asy atnni.r >M*lu>llva Chicago Tri-Weekly Tribune, 16,M and Republican Banner ll.W fur **OYI Liiiir OCEAN" ■Htotmii I- Caah Wi �Th« -I!...... HOPKINS and BARNES, I1CW lD thU c|‘j> th. I <xik trade So desirable that th*v to keep TOeh « ebould be for aale lo every city of thts MkldlavUlo Alive. New fresh arrival of d rase goods. The prtre. beat. atlmxxU rest or wret: .nd ?£•„?”* ‘boy roti. Naw Proneh 1‘atterne iu rip* for « ©ent*. Si ®a French Merino fur fl ; fl,25 Mohair for »1; 76 oent Mohair tor <D cento; Ton now piece* In colored Alpaca*, worth 60 canto, down to 40 cent* Il 1* the newest and ehoapret .tack of Dre*. Good* in thia port of Michigan. Don’t Business is unusually livw’y on our street, jurt now, p^pj, ib. oountry being in, in large numbers, and marketing is very brisk. R*r. Mr. Clark of Marshall ia spend­ ing a few days in this city, and preach­ ed an able sermon hut Sabbath morn­ ing at tbe Pro.byt.run Church. Attention is asked to our clubbing list Any person who desire, two or three other publications can get the Bss«n areriy/rw by ordering through this office. ‘The Rc«ua" is the title of a beauti­ ful Cliromo sent to ovary subscriber to Oodey's Lady's Book for 1875. Sub­ scriptions received at this offloe. For terms. see our clubbing list. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has forbidden newsboys to deposit (heir papers, books, *e., on the'seats of tho cars, or in tho laps of pastengor*. A very laudable rule to break up a nuis- REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE Al the meeting of tL» .Literary So- J LEGISLATURE. oiety held ut>v Friday evening last, tbo Statement of votes given In the following poraAs were elected oS.-jji; First Representative District of the Cor the current term, viz; County of Barry and State of Michi­ gan, forTioprrecntativo in the StatoLegtalaturp, for thn First Representa­ tive District of Mid County, at tho General Eloeiion bold iu said First Representative District of Mid County ou Tuesday, tbe third day et Novem­ Marshal—.John Allen. ber, in the year one thousand eight Critic—Mrs. N. Bailey hundred and sovmty.four. Hiss Ada R- Eslow. Miss Anna Roberts, Mire Moggie Hicks, era to tho ptujp -etas of (he Ettaiaf .Nnes, as[>icy sheet published at Detroit by J. E. Scripps, lite of (he Detroit Daily Tnhou. and one of the boat news­ paper men in the West Subscriptions proof To cents, cheeked flannel nls scarlet, blue, green, and opera, only cent*. We have tho beat beaver cloa Ing In our town. Don't forget to call. G®o. H. Jonjcsos 4 Co, 39tf MlddlevUta. HASTINGS LODGE, NO- 52, r. A Tbo Now York JTtrU claims tbe re­ cent Democratic victory ns a* triumph for Free Trade. English journals in­ terpreted tbe October elections to hero tho samo significant:., and are full of tbe idea that our Tariff is to bo swept away; and the British goods will enter in and possess tbe land. The Orangeville Hotel, Mr. Bon Van Patten proprietor, was formally opened by a grand ball on Thanksgiving night. About thirty-five couple were in atlon- PICTURES 1 PICTURES 1 I am now all alone in th© Photograph business, and as I have mode arrange-, m.nte to increwo my facilities for doing better work than over, all should call Cider Apples Wanted. r.M)»a *"d ontamg in is Ctf John H. Wendell & Co., Statu of hftcittOAX > , County of Barry $ Wo do hereby certify, that th© fore­ going is a correct htalemcnt of the votes given in the First ltepre«cntativo District of tiro County of Barry and State of Michigan, for Represent­ ative in the State Ix-gisiaturo fur ibo First Representative District of Mid County, at the General Election held in said First lleprvscutativo DLrtrial "LOCALS. on bait d Hi it_______ «- that go to mak* up I aen>|«.- The Fr ThU foot to aoknow: In th* appreciative To~d.r w»l«~ brand—always u_ lh.„ao«i «l ite kw — w-. n»M- moat intetvsi or lateral Michigan read­ er* eepeclailr. A* a literary paper It etalnia to be wlthoat a rival, ft la hsie always tt>© beet Stories, Bketobre of Adventure and Travel, Anoodo«aw, Woeraphy. History and Poetry. Ita lloueeliold Department is eagerly sought afler by every lady reader, and th* wit. humor and patho* far wlxtab It* original article* ale so celobraaed bare made The Detrtot Free Prwo a Household Word throughout tbe Unit- tabijE DETROIT. THF BE3T bCBOOL IN THE STATE- approval of every reader in the fomlly. There are hardly any ai rerttaemest. at all. and The Tri-Wiekly I’reoPrreaio atmolutely one of the very bos: and cheaper; newspaper, ever puMtobod. The price tebnt five dollar, a year, be- A contemporary soys: A newspaper id a newspaper editor that people ; feels it his duty to defend, at a ri*k of I making enemies of another class, are often tho very first U> show ingratitude. Dio editor who oxixcti to recrivo much charity or gratitude will scon find out hi. mistake ; but he should go shell aud say and du wbat bo eonscii-utiuusly thinks right, without regards t> frown. WEBSTER’S Obstacles to Marriage. tion against imitations. It requires a ntrtfa!adaurfarr of the carbolic acid with . Lother ingredients to produce a salve that i I may be relied upon. Du> gcuuiu-i only guaraetoed, Seo that it bears tho aigI nature aud private proprietary »tamp of I John F. Henry. Sold by alt Druggists and Dealers. Jonx F. Hxser, Cntais | A Cc.. Proprietors, 8 and 3 CUlege line©. New York. MARBLE At Granger Prices. JoVKU Merchant Tailors, WING GALLERY JOHN C. BLACK, Proprietor B. F. CHIDESTER, I 11f Agent and Operator. Melodeons. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. sttss “Government of Mlchlga: AMERICAN FINE PICTURES! Winter is now fairly upon us, end I tho taants are hastening to the lumh-ir « ode in variou. parts of tho country. Our advice to cT.ry turn wh-> goes tu tho wuods. bo ho captain, enuk. team­ ster, or any other uian. is to take along a good .tuck of Johnson's Anodyne UhaErnian of the Hoard of J)iLiniment and Parsons' Purgative Pills. id CanvaMers. Many moulin of labor (in the agrogate) Attest: WM. IL IViwkils, Secretary ol llid Board of Di­ may lie saved by this precaution. Bad enough to look and twl bad yourself; but no excuse for having your boron look and fuel badly, when tor a _ County of Barry. \ small sum you can buy .Sheri-Ian’. CarWe, the uudcralpied Chniimnn anti airy Condition Puwilere, which given in Secretary of the Board of District grain two or three times a week, will Canvassers, for lhe First Representa­ tive District of the County oI Barry, and State of Michigan, do 'hcruby cer­ tify that Henry A- Goodyear bal ing known that it is only necessary to can­ judge after a somewhat carofal peruu), and ot which Hon. Oramel Hosfatd, so Ma.ata. Altofl & Ryerson had on ex­ many ysars the efficient and popular hibition ut the HMtinga House bam on LOST.—City ul Hasting* Order, No. j Monday last, their aplendid thorough Supmint.ndobl of Public Instruction in 190 for 135.80. The finder will pleas© bred Durham bull, Hector. Diis anireturn to the subscriber*, a* paymctit I mal is a little 1»m than two years old,* ha* b-an stopped. weighs 1,430 lbs, and is as handsome ©rumen: of Michigan." I trust it may Witxtxs Baovtiwas, os any Durham animat we hatu over find it.-way into ail th© higher schools Hastings, Nov. 28,1874. ’ Wtf of the State, aa I believe it will bo found bia cal res a grads three monthe-'uLI, to bo an admirable text-book. Although tho coursea of stsdy-ln the whose dime was also a grade, that has schools are now quite crowded and just been sold for 150 to a gentleman teachers find it difficult for their pupils in Muskegon, and was ahipprd that to complete them iu tho time allotted, day. If there were more such animals yet thia book should bo added. It ia of too vital importance to every eiiiaon to as these it would be tot tbe interest of Good Nows—Will Remain. bo omitted. I-et eomo stuay of les. practical value, give ptacw to this. • Very respect fullr yours, Ourrsadera will find ju thia issue tbe conclusion of the interesting story of the ‘ Vinc.nl Marriage, ” “Some choice Epitapha.', ‘'Something for Insurers to read,” and an exceedingly interreeting Die new postal law, which will take letter from Kansas, written by a young or write for circulars. effect on the first day of January next, Sufferer* for mooths or yeat» from man who formerly resided in Butland, in this County, on tho outside. Ou the requires that oil postage on newspapers Omnk. XpUj.,. Debility, Coaaumptioa, and other invul- inside, in mlditiou to tho isUtarial and MUt out of the county In which they aro Ida, h© soon euros. Also Fiatria, tu- locals, will be found a letter from our published shall be pra paid. In other Slrieturer Deformities, etc Bpoori New York Correspondent, * letter from wonlr, w», the publisberof theBsaeoa, snd difficult cases solicited. Udie* out aro required to [<ayj»*tsg* on all pa­ our Omaha Correspondent, and a letter of hesllh. go to him or have his reme­ dios. Die Greets .kill, expor.cnce from ■‘Rad," all interesting and valua­ pers sent from this office, to subscribers living beyond the limits of the eoutity. and auccowi in hia Specialities. ble to tbe genital reader. P 8.—Men (whatever road or doc­ Diis involves the nooeeslty ot a notice Thor* ha* been lai5^ in tbi* city the on our port, to all parties for whom we tored) who went reliable aid, ad»«and cure, in any confidential case should not present season 502 rods of .ide walk*, are Maiding sway tho Bsxsxa. that af­ fail to consult tho Doctor nt once, m ter that date no papers will bo mailed as follows, vis : i— 146 rod* in tbo First Ward, from thia office to subscribsre unless ervwhorc. wwu. both tho sups.nption price and the postage are ptttn gdvnqoe, except in case, where wr^ive a running account. At a oo*t of from *3.50 to 44.50 per rod. Di© yearly postage on tho Bom, nnThs grading for tho walks coating the dor tho noW law, will not very ®ucS‘ Gold IIS. city 11.00 a rod m tho tint ward, 50 cfs. from mats Moderating. in th»se*6nrl wrtl, and 25 c'a. in tho GomfortaHo winter welther. fourth.1 There was, also, brill. eight stone cross-walks, at on expense of WOO, The Circuit Court Is still in sowionTbe State Fumological Society la in and nujnerous plank cross-walk* of A mooting of those insured iu th© which we could get no estimate of the ec-Mum nt louis. expense; also a walk along tbo cost Detroit Mutual Life Insurance Compa­ Mince Mest, ell reedy for um, at ny to organire a Local Board for that side of the Cro.k Street bridge at a coot Hr ooxtn A Hmm i Company, waa hold et th* office of There is to be a meotiog of the Com- of come WO. Charles RuMelljJf. D-, on Friday, Nov. mon Council this evening. 27, and the following gontbmsn were Oysters, by the can, quart or gallon at. elected officer* of such Ifoerd, ria: Sreoxx* A Hanoax'*. Pawider.t-S. B?Iiigcro33.;Wa>dtand Cnngresa meets oaxt Monday, and we Yice-Pratidout-B. R. ifow. Haslb. X—«. day. Beal Cracker*—1. C C. SCHULENBURG, HASTINGS MARBLE'WORKS ' subscriber* from among bur patrons. Subscriptions received at this -office. Son prospectus in another column. local liijw (unices. LivaesTONE is dub i Hostings. Midi. TLe people of tbo West interested in good government and the future .ucc.is of the Republican party will hail with cnaloyed satisfaction ths return to the Republican party of tho Chicago Triisxr, tbe ablest of all the western pa­ pers, tbo real exponent of public ofi^iou in the Missicsippi Valley, and tho region adjacent to tbo groat Lakes. Wo hope to see it secure a ’ largo list of Clubbing Hutes. City Drug Store, State Street, Miss Etta Balcom, Mrs John fl Bliss. Mrs Francis Cranner, Wm. Dolrimplo, Mr* Elra Froomtn. Sarah Gon, Chancy ' Gam, Rom Johnson. Miss Eunico Myera, L P Sisson, Miss Lydia Williams. Direct your loiters io No. of P. O. box or drawer. Iso. Roaann, P. M. For th o accommodation of our sub.criber* who desire any oUror bark, magnxiua, or paper, published, with or without the advertised premiums, we rill obtain it for you at tbo Lowbst Rai«k without any expenae to you tn •ending tho erder. PURS DRUGS ail BKDICIMIS, DAY AND NIGHT. by lhe Plainwell Band, and a splendid supper wa» provided, and all went mer­ ry a* c marriage bell, to tbe entire sat­ isfaction of everybody. 51 says *‘Oys- .SWSfiS. Commission Merchant, Bello Wightmau Belle Throop Die whole number of voles given for Mid office of Representath l< was two thousand, two handred and aovco A malicious falsehood is going tho (2.207) and they were given for the rounds of th* pre** that Talmage’* pa­ following porums, via: Frederick W. Coliitai received one per. Tho Chrutian at Work, is to b* thousand and thirty-four (1.034) votes. discontinued. We ore aseured that Henry A. Goodyear received one there ia no foundation for the statement, thousand one hundred and aixiy-eight and that the pap*r wm never lu a more 1 (1,168) votes. H. A. Goo-lyror re­ ceived three (3) votes. Ainos C. flourishing e nditi ir. than now. Towns received two (2) votes. To- CHURCHES. A. N. SABIN, noua r oaanr THE NEW STORE 1 NEW YORK TOMBS DRESSMAKING, iirsffi.remi simreBUUBia The Country Gentleman. AFINEIIAIR IIQWIRtll EVERT LAIT SHOULD TAKE IT. Pfflt® MA&AZIMK World. MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAILROAD ffiHUJJG TUB Uffi lovmns ttJHS •1 uuiny । coVnuuu �thnty days, then tiw m*wred up­ on the application in caaaideraAcm of such instaHmeat*khaU be cull and void until tbo eame ia paid." but tbe note* for tbo remaining four year* are i*o written in connection with tb* Applica­ tion that they have but one signature, SOMETHING FOR INSURERS TO and cannot therefore be sm-arstad. oo REAP. that if one i» sob! all tn* 'remaining The Leading Newepaper in ones must bo. Now tbe company bu tor ir SB it lit Ural UmiRtli Th* American Insurance Companyeold during tho last year 8132,2 <0 of the West. Ha Unrellabiiity and Unaoundnessinstallment*, note* not yet due and ba* Ha Rotteneas expo**d-lt* Real Con­ thus received tbo money for future inSTOCCO dition and the Proof from the Resuranre. Tho eompray having thus re­ oneds-Th* "Vindication" Exploded doubled during tbe last year (aa sera in ceived payment for th* full term the Table V.), when that wa* ths onlv prof­ pobey cannut be midod for non-pay­ WwM;. LHE 1 BUB -Let ah Read th* Facta and Judge. itable year (a* seen in Table IV.) ment, and if it ha* a right to sail a part Shingles. Lath, &c. 4. Tbe Kansas baperintendoat ol In- of the installment notes, it ha* a rtffht A few week* since theru appeared in auranee refused tho company admitsion yoeroolamne the report of a commltte* into that State to do bntinaaa, and said in ported tbs aal* of car such nt les until appointed to teeAsste th* American In- hia second annual report: “The tuataU- tbe pAat year, and this year it may aell earaaoe Company. To show that that ment note plan ia specially objection all that remained ia it* possession when report U calculated tu "whitewash'’ a able. It* policies ar* issued I r five it* last report wa* made, end all it ho* ocuapray that ia rs«*a within, is th* ob­ years, premiums [isid yearly ia five since received, (if only it era find a parject of this article Wo shall make th* equal payment The insured pure th* cbaaer.) end in such caae the policie* Mowing pdinta, proving them by fig- first premium in cash in advance, and would al! bo valid for pin lull time, aud uro* taken firoa. tbe sworn reports of give* fonr premium note* for lhe same instead uf counting th* amount received the officers of the company, aa made to amount each. The agent's icmmiaion .'or ths sale of installment note* as a tbo Insurance Department* of our own is 20 per cent, uf the five year, prem­ "liability,” tho company should be aad other states, citisg the page or sn- iums, which be take* in aaeeey. being made lo *et nude a re-inturance reeeive tbocitv whore oar statement* may be tbo whole of the first payment, aad re­ on a Sv* year* baab Certainly if the turn* to tho home office tbe four install­ ruling of th* comiui*»ii>ni>r* is th* right vwriAod: 1. Th* company dues not properly ment note*. The company thus esurise one, the company ought to ba held Itatho risk for nothing one year, and takes bio for selling ray ot the installment pay it* luawi 2. It* rate* are really higher than ita chance* for th* pey me at of the note*. noire, a* if allowed to diipoae ot them In no instance are thoee available a* as- hiaa very easy mailer to swindle tbe I thoee of any other company. 3. Notwithstanding its high rates and eeta, for any purpose general or special. whole body uf policy-bolder* in that failure to pay lessee, ii does a losing Should a lose occur during tho first company, without any ledreti, aa we year, for which tbe premium i* paid, tho can aeo. And tbi* ruling i* alau a vir-' 4. Um “Installment llaa," iu'ifttinl installment note* of the insured could fuel decision that in case* of lots no un­ fnhm, is ncieally wrong, invitee fraud, not bo deducted from, tbe amount duo paid note* should be deducted, because on hia policy, and the note* of one party if » year policies the company bat no . end la destroying th* company. ft. If tb* ruling of the Insurance can never be available to pay Iom* aus- right to collect pay for were (Am nt CommiMU-iiL't* ia correct, partie* are tained by another. If any installment yrtr. Yet we aro informed it it th* rader so obligation to pay their InstalL not ia not paid when due, th* policy be­ practice of the company, in adjusting come* forfeited." He pronounced the losses to dadart all unpaid note*, (set- , 8. If their ruling ia incorrect, the company'* capital ‘•impaired at least 52 wiZAstaadmy If tkrir ewa dip»Ul>n» tkty company could not comply with the per eeilL,” and showed “numerous die- ere wU ytt dvdf, claiming that it is a p»rt I of the contract that th«y ahull bo paid, i statute sod remain iu Michigan without sailing, er themselves cashing, tho pray construe* ita policies as five-year because the pdHcy roads : -In consid­ contracts, end in it* inatructiuus to eration of tbe cash premium and an in­ agents, says, “never encourage lhe in­ stallment note" the company agree* tu sured that hi* installment note* will be pay all loss, tbo time expressed being pray'a own report*, for no company returned except in tbe cave of an aetnal always fut ynrt- We thus havo the era reeaonably object to beihg tried by sole and transfer of the property.” It commissioner* and lb* company at "log pay* agents higher nominal rate* of thia teat. G. The amended statute uf tbi* The American Insurance Company of Chicago waa admitted into Michigan and really higher than ray other, (task* State (*«i aet No. 14U, law* of l»73) re­ ha 1870. Tho following table gnreo pf them only lo sailer, for tho company, quire* tbo cemmitriunor to caleulato ths their Michigan business fur lhe whole taking applications which they forward re imurrare reserve “by taking 5'1 per to the home office, but a small jart of cent of tho premium* received on ail the work ordinarily done by agent*, for unexpired nak* that have less than on* curiously enough they only require the year to run. and a pre rota uf all premi­ agent to csA’rct hi* own eouimiaaion. It ___ _________ um* _received on_______________ ri*k* that hat" ____ mure is not therefor* necessary that the agent. ttl:iu o#r year to ruu,” and atip-ilatee' should have ray “abiding place," which .qjm ■that no icuiiallmoni installment part Jiart (>aid. (aid. or other i accounts for- ao having -- many —---- „of — them ---------------* notov, uu.va, shall auaa. bo accepted or —• allowed -— — --I c*' rk "roving commission*. imiauons. ” This Thia very aye-1 *y»- | oMeta in calculating the re-inauranco re­ nnacru|>ulous j M^nt uf* any company orgmtxjl or dolem ofier* n temptation to nnserupuloua work for thia oowpauy tn sag buainr** upon the flock plan.". tn others, end has « teedcney Should lhe cnminiisluner cxn»tnia th* to gut many bud risks upon it* book*. policies fix--year cutitrnca< the -vmPolicy bolder* will readily see the fiecu- pony i» iucliued tufto, tho ciuli would 'i'o IVftom it may Concern! niary motive of the “American" agents have cither lo bo rawc-l on tbe note*, pul up by the comj>anv.->r th* application Bt? it known. That J ahail ■>f tho above statute ef-nld istpoir the Coanjisny ha* roceivrd of uur people’s money vrry nearly twice as mud: aa it plan, aa by thetp conducted, ha* inher­ company's capital, aad throw it out of keep in stock ami till to order would take to pay all ita loeacs in tbe ent defect*, is also apparent from tbe the State1, for, on al) politic* taken tho tin; (’elebratetl titate, •< ntUf Am not find nt-lUrd «/ fact that if a lost occur* the fint year, {uut year, tbo company would i are to the agent receive* all the piemiunu, or *ct aside over SO per cant, of tho firs tAern. The correspondi tig aggregate, lor th* 100 per cent. commiaaion It the «cc- year*' |ircmium* without having to.am. tune, of all tbe companies doing ond year, one-half, or 50 per cent. If j reived a dollar, unless i: baa sold the tbe third year, one-third, or S3 1-3 per cent, if the fourth year, one-fourth, or 25 par cost. If lhe fifth year, onefifth, or 20 per cent. And mw * few u yurt <u hiAf It cccvr nt yttr »t ny olkrr. tbe company pay* an average of 45 1-3 per cent, un ell foe***/ which it (Miya. Allowing that in rialu nr- at good a« the average ot companies, (which we have shown above is not apt lo bo the arches, and school bouse*. rate) and alao allowing that it pay* aa | the only cln»w* of risks un whjch eny great a proportion of it* louse* a* other ( roinpaiiy writes lira iclicie*. anil tbr companies average, (if it do** not the | vary •‘creani ’ ot insurance, is th* share argument is against the cumjiany, if not I ot ita lea. » wbkh it pay* Mtisthd-iry 1* the system) an 1 -re have tho company Hoving it* po!hdM nil rulrd a* one yea', and therefore requiring ilia least po**> I du.il continue to k"*p »n hand and aeea that the ratio of paid tu incurred ble rewrrv is not it* hnpairmext of c«pi- n-ll th* beat of loeeee in tbe Attmtn t* 20 per vent, this State, and 20 per on lhe re­ while tho averaga of all tbe other com- mainder, or an nverngw uf 34 per rent tai uofStnlonable!’ Does not -it* unex- Land and Calcined Plaster, ampl—L high rate ol commission to panics ia 01 per cent. A careful cuniof its whole busines* in the State—more r«q sire the higher rate it elmrgQuick Lime, Water Lime partaon of the individual companies than double what tho majority uf com­ I agent* e* for itwurracel i’o you want tu bare show* that the Ataciicau i* not only not panion pay. And since the company and Plastering Hair. an ereroye company in this loapocf, bn*. ba* to pay’s greater per oent on losses your notes go into the ItauJ* of 'third 1 parties’* run the ri»k of nut having them thsn an other business, there ii a more i prefotad in “thirty dsya” and ehtrald than ordinary pecuniary inducement nut ' you bav^ a lo-* nflrr that time, base tbo to pey losecv.' which may partially ac­ company gel baek your note, (it !•*■» the Also a Cener«l saortment count for it* recored in Table I above j [ po*«ible, if i>«*t prelixblo, advantage of If ths installment noteiv not paid when you in being able to know where it ir ), due, and tbe policy becomre forfeited, than claim |iolicy void and you tbu* bo or if it is cancelled for any other roamn without n urauc*? Even if you *’o •o much the worse, for »houlJ none of ••aell your property.” bow tlo you know Agricultui al Imnlements the installment note* be paid, tlie agent i but you may be afterward colled up >n ha* received l<Ki per cent of tbo cnt?re by innocent purchasers ol your notes to premium*. In case of cracillcd poli- । pay than ? Hotter grt good insurance ces. tho working of thia system pre i vent* the compepv from ehnrgmg the 1 Wcreboute corner Broadway and Apagent* back their commissiim on what | i,'o Str*.-!*. W. T. EASTMAN. flaeting-, S»pt 23,1874. by o'wr'companion, which may be on* XEW AUTCRTISEHE’ objection on tbe pert of the company to cancelling policies and ralurniag noter. I G. P. Rowell A Co’s. Col. This computation of increa»ed per । cent, upon losses iwboaed upon the sup-1 I position that lhe installment notes un­ Thia table shows that the company ' paid cannot be deducted in case of io**, paid les* than one-fifth (18 per cent} of a* the Kansas Commissioner decides. italceees in Dlirxns, in 1872, lee* than If they can bo deducted, tbe inaured one one-eighth (12 per eent.) of them might better have a policy in any other ia 1873, and tbe fair inference, in the company, for in tho American, if As Acre Whesltr, Clemson A Co-. Middletown, absence .of that item from the report* of « lau, ev*a though it be ths first year, xarukxn rou rtn'cE list. other year*, ia that ir did no better in 1870 and 1871. A NhlW CHROMO FOR 1875The only record wo bare of Ohio bus- coat him more than on any other plan. iueessbcaa that iu 1872 thia company To be conaivteni with it* own theory, ■iiKMUI ol the 88,589.56 of Lmmo th* company ought to deduct tb* amount GOODEY'SLADTS BOOK Will girt taevery awMi.btv, wUlh.r Kiulrar of unpaid notes, tor it oo|y ta ■ Clak. eta pal* ta Ate.nrr ta tail, tad cotntuiuMin on them all, and refuse*,tu rralia O-w* u>iki* uOter. ■ «®rr -t •-Tilt! return ordinarily upon th* request cf the inanred, but ita officers in their last paid lu seea for the past four years have been lees than EW.OOO pet jeer, there average unpaid fosse* (adjusted, unad­ AM™ SOW BI J. tSICTABT. TO HAVE OOOO HEALTH jrated rad restated.} at tb* doe* of those years were over <42,00" —con-iuiivtproof that the emapeny cither doe* not pay fully or jwumplly, which eeiablivha* eex first point. 2. The seeiuiug cbeapnea* of ineurrace in th* American, on tbe install■seat plan, is only beceuw payment* are made every year, for, in reality, it M the dearest company d.ung businMi Spedmon Copies Sent Free in tbe State to insure iu, if, indew! it ..._ ■■_ « no.. .JI.... f-H lulU.a.Hl.l. can be said, after an exaiuimUiuo ol the above table*, to funiisb uuareaM, nt all II somp.1* you fo insure for five year*, oe that plan, aad its ratal uro one-half pee eent-annually. Take, now, for ilbietratfon. a IXfeXI policy, which i. a medium-aiacd one, and therefore fair, it not of all, lh*rcfovu rule them all as tbe limit of tbe company being 85,000. one year policies, aad ealculate the re- । The yearly payment would ba 819.M) instfraoce reserve asoordingly. If this j ■kith; eeSAApuundsd at 10 per cent for thoorv be th* true ooe, (and U certain ■ ffiMkrayvaX*. would amount tu just ly aee'm* plausible), the notes are not 1 |M. Board rate* un Uetechad framo valid tfferoLby me dn, rad cannot be I • L D. Sine's Twenty-First collected nnlaai it l>e done a>MAm tUrlf BBABB lUOtt DSBIBSIIM ! d»f* t/Ur dn. If not valid before due, Ve tedrawa triitay. Jeessvy IU. ISTt. the c-’inpany ha* oo right to sell them a* It <bd the post year. That tta-v ar­ not ecUertablo thirty day* after due, is proved by lb* fort that should a fow oc­ cur after that tim* tbe policy «ouM be In Valuable Gifts ! void by it* own provisions, and if void it mnat be because tliore is no conridsration, and if no eoneiderauoa it is be­ $20,000 OO IN CASH cause lhe out- is good for nothing, which can only l» tn>* e.tb.r 1-scanee tbe mrty i« not revpimaibte or because ttawfia no -value rocMrod." It the MB MS OF E« Q CLffi! latter, lhe makrr cf tbe note is not held 999999999999 GROCERS LAUD FUSTS, Eta Ion MH Pr Out tat fort Want Jitissi & Saiiiai Ko fart «T Iks rrtMIpel Parakia ta Fear Tun A Fl IE 8BAIIII0WIKIIEM0I. WMffl IUD WANTED. JOI1M R°" BEMINGTON; SEWING MACHI’S «r°33?uVte Sr^izJ: ■sixs-w Witt tsstai ■- CUAS.H. ------- JOUS Q-Cl MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. * Grand River Valley Division 5?SK?.t Stop! Hearken Ye HDlJ\|«O{iD K°lV’ iisKs rka attaaM. A al ikara I. a.a alalaaS l*U -aa aa »>1 laSaofara a aao.lnsa f»- «■■ at tea kaaSraSaa* aiitr-lva SaUarv aM tta-Sra mu 1swsjeu lalUau Aluvare ta •! laaafy Sallan <fa>t aa >a aaM Barisan aorwalr eravUiaS: aad --------------------------- a-Sy.gx :t.c tsar'|l~a~: 'mi at Im Beau flaws. ! ttsartasrs aarataneeur m Hasstaea seewte VmM. frkM Mm Ik- *lw- favMewe Ik. Inall Cwt la ta aall eMatpl M kalantev » JU1. 4a, at bw W. A. ii. 1CL al ..a a elaA ■ tke torvaaaa of ikol Say, JCLKITK UCLAMK. Jtrcgr___ Huai anpalS aal la ana I >l.r, IM a;-war4«. Ik. al aU.aa kaadrW 4-IUn DENT .s ni Suiiillt, - al Law «la -*»<</ karla* Oaaa IMUUUl SwiEj’j aaCaa. al U« WWtk fraal i~f W Ik. m I* ike «u*»r UK»r. t> M .1 .Tf-“T? (flivu «« a Cau.) JENNIE, FILES OF KILDARE link* tale Iks MMtasr* *f Iks aMtanisM steel iks Am .< J.»< kOA. Ass SAssou ass r*s MS.bo«kr*t Tkssw*srsrsw**nan rassvsta ts ear <aaa*a> Saaa hr adta Masva. »nva *w*srt: Ii.lM ll.lt.-MV. OeLM. Wtl tavAH . Sirttal aii deni '*“'“*'** ItFmillbb. Mavsaaaa*. 855^20 GaP.Bireelf&Cs. $200,000 00 DRESSMAKING, *20,000 00 IN CASH! 41MRW8.I I WM zMj-sxysss � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-12-09.pdf 5fda044bf5080e43926415b25025b4d3 PDF Text Text The VOL. XIX. NO. 33. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1874. Mlcgiipal apd tofUes Capij. HP* TTry* NEW PLANING MILL ANB LDMBEK YABD ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOB 1876. word about her little charity the troth crept t/ut, and soveral ladtos quietly I will. Papa want* mo to go somomod* up a badsomo sum for Jan*. wliore, and will not think my oxMnsoa They gave it to Nolly, asking bar to down there are extravagant. 1’11 pack use it and soy nothing of thata toaat it to-day. end to-morrow we’ll 1>* off. should annoy tho litllo aoamstiMa. So Next day they were off to bo heartily ‘■What’s tho matter7 flaa anything Nolly, when her own time was up, had welcomed by Mary, and spsodily made G’’’3* the pleasure of telling Jann sb* waa to at homo by Marm Woolsey as the old "Pm afraid you will think so. when stay some weeks lunger, and of slipping lady who kept tlio hottao-------- "*J " 1 toll you that I have ordered no sup­ into hor baud, tbe means so kindly |*nwas a delightfully quiet, j per, got uo pretty caudles or llowora, v»d*d for her. with big rooms, plainly J and only spout two dollar* of my moaSb* bad n* word* in which to thank dean, and full of fresh bi । ey," said Nelly, looking both amused those friends, bpi h*r happy £ac* did. as night. Being founded on - .— • • * * 'ya, when they toft . atxi anxious. boats were moored almost at the door; 1 “Lost your purse I" cried Kitty. •yes. among thth* balh-houso was clow by, on a ’’ “No.” , smooth beach, and the light'hous" ' “Thought better of it, like a wise twinkled cheerfully, through fug or I' child,” said Mary. moon'ighl, just over tho Point | “1 brought something down that you Such (Jeasaui times as the girls had ; I didn't **’x for, and may U sorry to hare, taking early dine in tho sea, lying in iI but I couldn’t lieln it Look oat there hammocks in the airy piazza through Ii and sec if that isn't bettor than bonbon* tho hot hours, rowing, fishing, Kramb- and finciy." ling orsr tho rocks, or sitting In, shady |I Nolly pointed lo a rock not far from nooks, working aud rending. tho window, and both her friends stare-1 . No one tboujtfit of doth**, and whoti ' iu surprite, fur all they saw was a on her hit year’s hat-' Nelly timidly put on a delicate silk, strange girl sitting there gazing out Old etotbe*. wholesome p!**sur*s,a»d one day. ehe was told finery was not i’ over the sea, with an expression of a charitable deed uro all the magic that I worldluM delight in her tired, whit* has made our youth so hoppy and ao fare, and hungry oyu». holpfrl, said Mary, nulling an affect ton ■’ Who 1* it ? wtiivpernd Mary. ate arm about tho shoulders in tho now My little soainstres*. aaswered Nslly. foiled jacket 1 I went to got hor to fix mr drus. aud And good friends; don’t forget to I found her looking so fiale and used up. add lba‘, answered Nelly, with • grateI my heat! schel. All th* while she was faralaA, <iariaa al OritaUluS NEW LUMBER NEW PRICES, AND NEW MEN, Tbse ssriao u Iks sbsUs»'• ttera aisle. Tks sisal Mh k<«Ui la Iks rn.r'i -111 TUI Iks saaalt U.t iM-kM ik> nasal's >U1< ks lam 1* Makaaa. vallia* Mill, *aU. bat tala la karaasaea srida. riLKI/IS BlfOTIfKItS. bit and simple as the uno she reroui- ! fitting, and I wo* tolliag her about our Jun dawn here, abo kept eayinc with a Of course the campers on th* Point I liltl* gasp, as if for fresh air: A, soon discovered the n.uruiaida in tlio , How beautiful it must l>a, MisaNelly! Cose, and by a series of tboao accidents I'm.so glad ,y>iu aro enjoying so much which usually occur at each times, pot | and look so well. aeqaaiutaJ without much ceremony. Then wlrat you one* said Mary, camo । into my h»ad, aud ray money borned in­ and the >dd house saw gay doings; fir to my pocks:, till 1 broke oft', all of a the'Ud* bad bonfires, concerts by maun-1 suJJcn. saying: light on the rocks, and pieniet id every ' Wouldn't you like tu go down with available cove, grove and sen weedy ■ mo for a wook, and get rested and nook the (dace could boast. ' fr.'.bctiid up a litllo Jane ? The muthen of tho.Qosks of riuiuua । Girls, ifd bud asked her to go straight children wore matrons to the giilr. and , tu heaven, or do sutnh lovely thing, sb* the shv teachers cimi out amazingly II could u-it iuvg looked any tuore ainsswb<m they found that the friend* were •• ed, delighted and touched. not fashionable city ladies, but lively । ^U. kitsa Nelly yon aro toogoxl. I am girls. Lent ou having an aggro a Lio un 1 afruiJ 1 ought .not to Insvo work. It social time. rectus altULnt too splendid to believe. Nolly particularly enjoyed all this. I wouldn't hear a worl, for my heart was so: ou doing it, when 1 saw huw much Letter than at Newport, fowtlii she luagvd tu gu. Bo I satd she could il.mt there her time was -pent in drv. ing by day, aud dancing in hot ro-.t half the night, with no 1-xoreiso but drive or a genteel sail with one Io > the rowing for bor. It io tlie air and the qui-f. I Hr.' she said ono day whan a month h: chillies. and hen wore quite fit. I just nearly goer. I am getting so bros made her (mt on hor iHianel, brought her away in the twinkling uf an eye, and then- she is enjoying root, frosh air, sunshine, nnd her first tiew ui the sea. Nelly, you are an ang->U and Kitty buggod hsr on the spot, while Mary beamed at her With wars in hor eye*, os she said quietly : 1 1 did not think rny litllo sermon would bo so soon and beautifully taken doing for a month or two. I'uor Ctrl",, , to heart. Th "sight of that poor child I mean, who lose their health by hard1 sitting there so happy is better than ths work, nut by harmful play, said Mary, most splendid supper over ordered I who knew something about the dark shall always love and boner you for thia side uf life, having besu a govurnesi It dear. years, with little brothers and sisters tv Nelly’s faco was a pretty mixture of smiles and tears, ea her friends kissed ' and plaited her. Then she said bright- JVear Dwifhl J- JiurraU'l AfricuUural Workl, Haatin{>, Mich. r OV HCBOOLM. sm4 lev’s MagasiiK ILLUSTRATED. .Votloes o/ Ute prtu. she Weekly lathe ablret and roost powerful illustrated periodical publish­ ed ;in tills country. Its editorials are scholarly and convincing, and carry WHOLE NO. 967, T ilE Noticet of the Preu. The ever-lnerraalng drcnlaUou of this excelled monthly proves Its eontinued adaption to popular dealrea and needs. Indeed. when wo think into line many home* It penetrates every An Independent Journal, Complete in In all Ila Departments of News ever* form of disloyalty, whether mani­ festing Itself in rebelliou and sedition, I In oRfclal opprev*Ion, extravagance sud under, or In th* aUerupltd repud ta­ rn of th* public debt. It to the endeavor ot it* conductors to redder II both a -aaUafactory vehlcl* of nawa and an impartial organ of opin­ ion ; and to maintain Ito reputation for sobriety and purity. With this Inten­ tion tl.*y will strive to render all Ito departmeut*—Financial and Commercial, LltoiarT,Antotlc. Scientific, Agrlcultu- S Michigan Legislature, 1875-76. Ire •j DENTIST ■ ,/nlluu- randli-e will help tlio moon light ' up our “hall.’’ Soe my Bo Peep-dress, I and hero are hits ol things fur you ToI ui irrott. Jnuo will help us, aud wo will ‘ l>* splwimiffL'iuui. I Ttiroo liaj.jiyr faeo. bout over tho old I brocade, three busy tongue* chattered I gaitr ol trains and IIjuiiim*, aud three । pair* of friendly eys* [•xirvJ often at L«iloro th* fire, I could Jo ».'m»thing of । the quiet figure bu the rucks, finding that sort, aud I'd like to ; but now I,I greater saiisfacthm in that sweet little can do nothing; sud Nolly felt rather | laid su than U any they amid plan. uncomfortable at th* memory of th* ' ftarry time* they had next day./for, I seventeen easy roars oho had jmsod. | Jan o'* skillful finger* worked wonkier, witbont even thinking of such thing*. I acd gratitude inspired her with all monGirls, Pre got au ides, and you must usr ot brilliant idoua. Sho taro* intro­ । gire mo your advice at oocu, crie-i Kit­ duce! us a friend; any deficioncici in ty, bouncing in with l>*r list off and her vLrJrol-i' sere quietly supplied-hy NeUvjgnd she proved horaolf an iuvaL uhlu nliyT oujoying every minute of th* Helical Sweet’s H°Tel> INTER-OCEAN ARTHUR’S THREE EDITIONS. ■ a aad Yavarably ke« ' betas ikereegMy orilsr for baaiaaaa, ■ la ail Ito sapoiaiM Sal lo Meet lbs wist aa. oar cbargva >61 aaC Uo proprietor ■ bo with laho4 as’ NoUctaof UfPreM. Th* Bazar to edited with a contribuXlrevof tact and taleat that wa *aldom ffhdla aay journal; and ibelournal II*«lf is the organ ol the grrat world of faxblona.—VoUon TrateLer. Th* Baonr commenda Itoelf to every nt th* bonaeliold—to th* chil"ien‘^rulotures. to tbe Illustrated Hone !i[tt LEADIHG REPUBLICAN PAPER IN THE NORTHWEST. WHAT THE GIRLS DID. Ja’»r*aah.m spires I* |w.lll~« »»»» “>• tool. Th* IMTKk-OCEAN mH* **»«<*l ttola " A FAMILY SEWIFAFEI llaeulsaas sr* e.r.r.lly gisMsd ogslssl ok- THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Th* Krening Post A Other Publications. Panona dretring to order other peri cwllcal* will find It to tbelr advantage to send their subscrlnJlona through this EU>*r of the tollowing publica­ tion will bo supplied, to connection with th* Evening Port, ou receipt of th* sum named in addition to lb* reg­ ular rates given above. Three peilodlcato will sent tromtb* Serjical ati Mtttaiical DENTIST D9D HIPS! a f sit-class Chromo REwmrtt’ National Newspaper, quickly faahionable women spy out make-shift* and dospio* you for them. All Ute girl* I »Lould meet at Newport would remwaber Uioee etothas. aud I shouldn't enjoy myself a Ut. No. I must etay at home, ur slip away to Aunt ALMAGE'S CITy/fEITS Depot. sermons wa *4J JOHN STANLEY ! fists WILLIAM C.BR7AHT4C0. Portfolio of Gems, NEW YORK. FINE PICTURES At Granger Prices. Made at th* plainer they are th. Utter. It to a. iuil aa tU tomb* up tlw, and 1 Utg for IU mm *0 It seems no it I omtldn t ’"7 GROCERIES „ p. mJ.---- ' Nothing ciul 1 have boon prettier io its wav, than tho old barn, draped with Kvl* and sheets with flags and pecans from tho b.-ats, great peoniM ana grova boughs for directions. CeaJlos aud lonUrns twinkled I heir bast, and tho great doula nt both ends stood wide op­ en, letting iu floods of moonlight, fresh air, aud Lively glimpses of tho tea. Itio neighbors all cams to ••peek.’’ and the hearty laughter of ’the big brown Culieunro clustered round the door, was good tu bear as the comical quaint ot i.liartuing figure*, entered the room. Tow-Loaded children roosted on the beams, w-men in calieo gowns sat staring iu thu stalls, while babies slept placidly in hay-racks and one tceek co* curveytxl ill* scene with aalunishod Have a masquerade ; i£p. such fun tv rig up drrssoa, said Nolly? whu rathar longed to show sonic of her uegl-wtod splendor. Wo might borrow the old barn tu have a grand time there is uo hay in it, so wo could light it up splendidly, added Kilty,' seizing on tho idea with delight. ' Powhattan, BL George, Brother JunHow about supper f asked prudent Mary, rememboring tlio appetites of a athap, Cant. Cuttle, Garibaldi, aud Cith­ doses hearty lads, atranwund by sea er noble beluga, «mo from camp lo find Bo-1‘eop, iu ravishing little costume with a Quakcreis, Satry Damp Dolly Varden, and a boat of other delightful ladies ready to receive thorn. What happy hours followed, with the promenade cud (days nod homely yet delightful surroundings. The barn was so oooL to spacious, and everything was so free end simple,that every ou* “wont in and onioyod himself like a man," as Omit Kyd gracefully retnsrked to Maty Nelson, who was capitally and cheaply got up as the pre**. dressed in newspapots, with lltus telegraph pasts, wire* and al! on her head. Fruit, cake and Jotnouado was all tho least, spread on tho big rock in front of the baru, aud uo one complained, for tnuMtligbli youth and happy heart* lent tlisir magic to the scene. . Nover had snob a good limo in my I iMrty broke up nod at evening the gal i innt guest* d"parted, to return tbe oom­ ! pluasnt by a cliarmtug serenade an | hour later. i Now tbit fust puis tli* tost touch to it &> romantic and delicious! sighed , Nelly, liateniug luxuriously to tho tus.' lodir.n. straiui ot that roltogn fAVorit* cl* are Tbe puy Astronomer, by Heeekiah Butterworth t TU Ohickadsee, by Harv.r Wilder; Atrioon Fashion*, by Olirs thorn*; Altorfaud William Pall, by Emma D. Southwick ; and Holiday Harbor, end excellent articl* by Mr. IL B. C Samuel., allowing tU Uy* *nJ girls how-to build a oity, with all the public bniUiega. Otosmbeata, railroad trains, etc , ueewury ft Ito prrepe»fty. Th# stories in tho nutnbor are. ■uaHy-ml' them, remarkably good. Th* wobd«rful adventure* of Teh am pin are eluded : Mazy N. Preoeolt writes oferotintrly .about Pro*’* Doll*; there to a �1»_ As the postage ou all1 newspapers has to be paid at the, office of publication, and in ad­ public good, aad for tbe especial good of the actual settler, aud that it is both impolite and unjust to denounce aa "Swindling Railroad Oarporatioa*’" th* vance, after the first of January man who have by the aid of theca donext, the subacription price of ination* of alternate section* of land The Republican Bannkb from 1built and now control thee* Railroads. ing their papers outride of the limite of tho County, and pay­ distance desiring Tbe Republilican Banner after the first of transportation companies of th* country aa will insure an equitable return for th* investment of capital, and a cheap transportation of goods for the consum­ er,” there would be no causa for com­ plaint Bal th* fact is, where such Legislation ia once entered upon, there is no certain limit to it, and hence, w* think all such restriliuns ou invested capital dangerous to the public interest, and that competition should and will secure the lowest living rate* for th* transaction of any business whetbar by individual* or corporations, and eepec. ially the eh tapas t possible transportation of all th* product* of tho toil or of our manufacturing industries. January, must remit prior to that time. Otherwise the paper lannrr. SPECIAL NOTICE. Great South Series, by Mr. King. A description ot the Mamoth Cava form* a large part of this article. Th* other article* illustrated, aithir by means of pictures or diagrams, are The Transit of Venus, Th* Probabilities of Rivers, The Silver Age, and Rambloe in Madsria. In fiction we have, the continuation of Julea Verne's Mysterious Island with illustrations ; and of Sue Holm's curion* story. My Tourmaline ; alio Jeaunttte, by Eis* Wcolson and In a Trum­ pet, a Thanksgiving story by Miss Hop­ kin*, author of One of Miss Widgery'a. Evenings Mr. Stedman give* us oo- Be warned in time. THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. This exceedingly able document did not reach us in time Poet.'. There are poem* by Celia for this issue, but we slutll pub­ Tbaxter and other*. In Topic* of the lish it in our next, ttnd know Tim* Dr. Holland writes about The Great South Sories of Papera, Chris­ even if men descent' from the tianity and Color, Investments for lucomo, Nature an ' - - , views of the President they will department of &t leant give him credit for an outspoken exprewion of his own opimons. tu iu good time, and a* usual freighted with all tho good thing* of nrt and liter­ stare. Thia being th* holiday or Christ­ ina* number of th* year, it need scarcely /aywtl Jmrnsl to which we invite ths special attention of all our roaderi. It consists of ten distinct propositions, each an independent question of public pol­ icy, and all subjects that agitate and di­ vide public opinion to-day in nearly nil parts of the country. Farpe/nV ear Dti seem* to bo thotoklta of many ot our people, and much of the political action of the day is based on that aa a princi­ ple of action But from it we mast most emphatically descent. Wo do tun believe, that “th* voieo of the peopls” is always right, while we do believe that "th* voire of God" is over right and all that Deity approve* worthy nf man's unquestiune-l areeptsneo. Hence, while the voice of the people of Michigan seem* to be against Sump­ tuary Laws, we ar* most decidedly for tho prohibition of tbe sale of all that intoxicates, by tbe most positive lawnit is posribl* for mau to draft, and place Gd.to a painful doubt whether there can be any lover nt once recreant enough and silly enough to keep the owner of that fore and form writing lang enough even to ask tbe question; ana tho pictorial list, is completed by n general and two interior view*' of Bt. Asaph Calhed-ri, North Walts, knepinc up Tit .AlthuJi specialty of portraying tbe great religious bouses of England in rapid succession. Uterarily. tnis number <>p*n» with an oddly titled story, sngnls; and were to be a member of tho incoming Legislature, our vote would be against th* repeal of that thc forty-sixth section of article four of the Constitution remains a pari of our organic law. Therefore we spprers of The second section aa ever y resdsr of the Baxiu knows, meats our unquali­ fied opposition, being as wo believe oppusad both to morality, social pro­ gress and improrsmaut. No Woman's Suffrage for ux glance. The number, from holiday rasaua* Inking a.little ia proee variety, sourl proepenty of th* working man of is especially ih in poetry, Mr*. L. M.' th* country. Blinn cvntributing a sweet little poem Of the fourth, we have only to say it nailed New Year Bells; William H. is the grest financial problem of the Kernan a sadly strong unc, with the chill day aud age, and while we do not be­ title of Winter and Sorrow; Henry Morford a Maotmblu tee, and odd as lieve it practical at an early day to re­ eeasonsblc, The Mistletoe in America; sume specie payments, we should be aad the illustrated old ballad. Man of glad tu welcome any solution of this the Wild Mew, coming back with mourn- problem that will do most to further th* frtl pieaeuro to many reroUecfiona Pbe AJditsc Campanv ha* determined io burin*** intereei uf th* people, aad establish an Art fcsriaa. similar to the give etabHity aud character lo tbe finan­ wail-kuwn Art Union hi England, and ce* of our country. dialribu.’c it* works of art, bulb sculp­ W. behove in a "Ciril 8-rv«"ba^ ture aud pott-tiuga. which are eonofintiy on merit and capability, but do believe, - M_ ___ ‘__ _ .1.-^1.-™ Aw bI»o, that to tho victor* belong tho fruit* that come from that victory, aud bene* should earneatiy oppose tho placing in office, to any louridorsbls extent, id men not in sympathy with tho power* that U politically, unlaseit ebould fires be made apparent that there are wot advertisement. I-cannot, help but think that Until after the i« a big word. Yeti mean chat same tiling. I commenced buaineaa iu IIoutingK iirlfiGB witliout a dollar ami 1 hold ruy own yet. That don’t look like® failure does it. “No not much." TEnCItE try." Tho people in this County have justcause to bo proud uf <1 Manufactured Iu this couipora a d to yonreefves to support these Hotnr Manufacturing lnsUtull<>n«. allbend share of patronaftr, for which I am thankful—and nov will ' ■ ■ * *. - I. .nalm tt (IAV i > X t I ■" RHlt HIT V 'Tl* J. L. REED. NOW IS YOUR TIME I which, by th* way, is nearer to Toledo and tbe other graia centres, build* splendid elevators, with whish shs can handle grain at a nominal cost, sod Boston doea tho same. Tne Baltimore aud Ohio Bead, whose arms cover the the territory that produces anything, re­ fuses to go into combinslions, aud tbs Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. xksry of justice." But the protest do no good. The Boas has means lis disposal, and be will be a pririoaif state a* long aa he choose* to •Si enough during the war and tbe! flush eraAhat followed it, but wh«n the pieching-timea earn* it oould not be en­ dured. No business that could be trans­ acted on th* premise* oould pay this IS OIVE THIIVO that I ain.«orry for “and that is" to be compelltd to discharge Honest, Industrious and competent Meclianics, who are deservingof steady employment, because 1 am ovcr-stockcid with work fin­ ished My shops are all frill of work. "Buggies and Cutters” and now if the people of this good jCounty of Barry would encourage(Mechanical Industry nt home and thereby promote their ownThtcrest, they will all come to Hostings tutd buy ail their Boss Twoed—Rents and Empty Store* —Economy—The Trade of the City —Strike* and Labor—Bergh—The Liquor Dealer*—Bualneaa—Weath- from Europe, and are handling domes­ tic* a* well a* New York. OonsequeulIv, the mourner* go about tbe street* of the metropolis. And all thia because the ci'y has depended upon her ‘‘natu­ ral advantage*1' and largutton that outsrpriso can do away with disadvantage* and remedy what nature ha* left un­ again. Tired of bring in prison, know­ done. New York ha* got to do tome­ thing to bold b»r supremacy. ing that Got. Dix will not pardon him, and that the Governor elect, Tilden,dare not, if be would, be appealed once more Tbs strike* are virtually over. Th* 'lungshoremen bad th* best chance of all the trades for saccess, fur while a factory may shut down and do without jaken before the court*, whim be peti­ operative a n*w)y-srrived ship must be tioned to bo discharged on ■ tbe score unloaded at once, and it takes skilled that ths court that tried Ltd had no labor to do it. but they, wits thia advenjuiisdietiou. Judge Barrett rCided, of tags, were forced to sneoomb to bard eouree, against the illustrious Ihief, and time*, and they have gone to work again. Tbe cooper* hare resumed, not as a back bn went Wednesday night a ru- bode. but in squads, and. in abort, tbe rumor prevailed that be had given the strikes are at an end. The striker* di»officer* tbe slip, and bid got away to covered what they ought to have known Europe, aud th* lie wa* for an hour all along, that with 50,000 unemployed men In th* city, they ar* at the mercy generally credited. It was the more of their employer*, and will be till la­ readily believed, for everybody know* bor is in demand again It is lb* dd that if tbe Boas has the money he is credited with, he can buy hie way out THE ALDINE COMPANY'S do your beet to keep impecunious young i without trouble. And tbe comment up- Eton from coming to Now York this winter. I say it, and I know there are NEW PUBLICATIONS. 50,000 men out «f employment hare to-' kind. "1 am glad th* old man lias got day, and the number will be doubled in away," said ono merchant in my hear­ two months. Aud they embrace all desses of people. Thera are darks, ing. "Why glad r I asked. "011, he salesmen, book-keepers, everybody. lias been punished enough,” was the For instance, the Grand Opera House reply. Aud that was the expression of advertised for 200 young ladies for tbe a full half of the people. Curious, ballot iu th* revived Black Crook, and tho morning brought 800, all eager for isn't it ? Dare is n man ‘who plunder­ position* at 86.00 par weak. Thee* ed tbe tax-layers for yeat* in n way were no, bad girls — they were girls who that would have made a pickpocket wanted something to do to keep eoul blush—* man who stole right and left, and body tosethsr till there was work nut ouly fur himself, but a horde of fol­ at something els*. 200 wore taken— GOO were left out in th* cold crying from lowers—a man who, by iheer stealing and an ad riot use of what he stub, held tho city and State in tbe hollow of his ed will bnng a thousand spplieanta by band, and even aspired to the control nite the next morning. My young SUTTON’S of the country; this thief, swindler, nod friend, it you have gut anything under heaven to do keep out of the big cities. Leisure-Hour Miscellany. robber is pitied by the men he plunder­ ed I I can't help but think that th* Henry Bergh, tbe friend of dumb an­ men who pity him, envy him, aud that, I placed aa lie was, would have done th* imals, has achieved another triumph. Heretofore ho has only been able to same thing. The newspaper* uf the oonvist the driven *f stage* end cars REPRODUCING •ity, to their credit be It (aid, insist* on wb-uAisve over-worked horse* ; but last his being kept where ho is till his full week he got th* iron daw of the law on a proprietor and brought him up with term expire*. Public opinion will prob­ a round turn. Tbi* is aa it ahould be, ably keep him there till ha bay* his for the proprietor* compel the driven to Art Journal, cTtrloert tho etag**. Now let him get The London after the street car compauio*. It is nothing uncommon to sse a pair of horses going up a stoop grade with a heavy car loaded with 80 or M passen­ gers—tho poor beasts straining every nerve and a brutal driver lashing them as though his heavy whip could add to their muscular force. Bergh ha* only commenced hi* work in th'* city. But Mayor Havemsyer, protesting against it does one good to see a lithe, active Part* I, It end III are just Published. firing the mau who had plundered the man dart into a crowd and jerk a brutal THE AIT JOUIIAL. cry of 820,000,000, a suit* of rooms, cartman, who is besting his horees, off Coeiptelt Is 11 siMialy tsrts, IU s*rranls, citiann'a clothes, and other ■re*«l*r UM bvsl IsIlMfS lllesirsboas libcurios, and of allowing him viaitora at flow lb* ssrllsv •olsisM uf Tto Ahhsu. hta own pleasure. Very properly, th* Ge romer characterised thia discrimina- .The exorbitant rents demanded ou Broadwsy are telling on that afreet. Be­ tween tbe Astor House and 14th street there are uvvr ono hundred fiegnnt / ‘ I WILL SUCCEED character, and will moot tbe most detutmined opposition from the capital in­ vested in our groat national thoroughfsrea. and a divided public sentimadt among tho people at largo. And, yet, if tbe octant of th* Legislation ouly ment mutt be made in advance, invariably. Subscribers at a It is tho purpose of the Pub­ lisher of the Banneb. to settle with every person who does business with the Banner office prior to Jan. 1st, 1875, and to that end is now mokiug out bills against every pcraon in­ debted to the office, and he mutt insist on a prompt settlement f I ' , J ___,___________ _____ tnvigoratoni st the quiet places around the sort*.-, , where 20 cents doos as much toward sanding thorn into a drunkard's grave i as । 25 ar 80 would at th* fashionable jbar*. Of course there are plenty of Th* eighth and ninth seclions will 'meet with th* cordial approval of all , our people and have but to be stated , 'to command public approbation. and after that date will be $1,65 per year to RubBcribers reoeiv- uh*. IWo advise none lo subscribe « any magasiuo until they hare wen Copy Of JVOrror. Address Charles J. •teraon, 806 Chestnut Street, Phila- when I look at the heading of this thia character has proved them for the | LIIIIKS l\ll SHMffl milllH Trnnljg. Travelling Bags, Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the -• best ■VVAVrc^IIlSS, JEWEUR'V, JDLdkMOlS’I Spicj^w, Silvia jyiD Come and see Eft gintttt, CLoctt, 4c., 4c WE ALSO SELL SEWIJ^G MACUIWE NEEDLES Spooner & Hepburn 1 offer st close pdcee for caali, «r approved credit. IKE HENDERSHOTT ' 33ti CO,, Tn the Boston Cash Store, Union Block, State St. Hastings, Dec. 9, 1874. Just opened In Mr. BOWNE'S NEW STORE, ’, SPECIAL OFFER. BLocr, Soufij Siot of SfUft Sfuttf. When? can be found a choice and well selected Stock of S(np and Fancy • GROCERIES, PROVISION’S, CO.KFEfJTfjjcERV Ac. THE REPUBLICAN BANNER A complete assortment of nil kinds of Whole and Ground Spices IN CONNECTION WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Season. Fresh Vegetables alw^'* on hand. Also we liavc a full line of the best For the acconunodation of such of our friends as may desire, to subscribe for sonic other paper in connection with Lamps &, Fixtures, Crockery, Class & Wooden Waro Always on hand\t prices that cannot be beat itr the County The BAN N ER, we have, made arrangements wiicreby we WITH OTHER JOURNALS. are enabled to present the following liberal terms, with t>e understanding, however, that the order /or our Journal and either of the others named, must be sent together, and ac­ companied by the money; and, also, that we must receive one subscription foThe BANNER for each copy of every other publication ordered from the list: CASH BUYERS will find it to their .advantage NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Respectfully,. Spooner <f- Ifei.-Lurn. ^ IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED! Comparison Invited and Corupetition Defied in Teas. Detroit Free Prra*. 82.00 and Republican Banner 11.50, for • Detroit Tribune. 82 00 and Republican Banner 81 50, fur -• Detroit Post, 82.00 end Republican Bannov 81.50 for Michigan Fnrmer, 82.00 and Republican Banner 81.60 fur . Country Gentleman, 8—50 aud Republican Bauner 81.50 for Woriora Hural, 82.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for • Advance, 13.15 and Republican Banner 81.50 for New Covenant, 12.65 and Republican Banner 81.60 for Micbiren Fniincr, 82.15 and Republican Bannof 81,50 for New York Home Journal, 83,00 and Republican Banner 81,50 for Coffees and Spices All grades of Tctut, the very best iu the Market. Fresh every week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER A CO., of Boston, ami for sale at prices which defies successful competition. GIVE ME A CALL. Hating., S'.,, loib, 1374. doluuZ SCRAP BOOKS. Banner 81.50 fur ____ __________________________ ,____ in Banner fl .50 for , Lipcforott's Magarino, 8L00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for T&|0alaxY. >4.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Lakeside Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Coder's Lady** Book, 83 15 and Republican Banner 81-50 tor St. Niohoha, 83.00 aad Republican Banner 81.50 for National Live Stock Journal, 82.15 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Horticulturiat, 82 10 aud Republican Banner 81.50 for Gardnur1* Monthly, 82.10 end Republican Banner 81.50 for —- ' Banner 81.60 tor Jannar 81.50 for • - MUSICS NOVEMBER VOCAL. 3.85 GEO. A PRINCE & CO. Organs & HASTINGS lAfi BLE WORKS! Melodeons. GOLDSMITH’S BRYANT & STRATTON Business University, “OYSTER OCEAN” , Littn ai Oa&osK Bctirsit CUVMIBU SUTS*. Bt FFALO, X. V. »«k. John Stanley. 4.85 THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. U IUM-, L-., to ex­ amine our Stock before puridhnring elsewhere. Detroit Free Pros*. 810.60. and Republican Banner. 81.50, for Detroit Tribune, 810.60, and Republican Banner, 81.50, for Detroit Prat. 810.60, and Itopublican Banner, 81.50, for Chicago Dailr Tribune, 813,00 and Republican Bautier 81,50 for SEMI FOR TIE ALBINE, have taken alarm, and are getting out their licenaea as fast as posmbl*. Th* court* are determinsd to eoforre the law at all hazard*, and th* conviction of Schwab, which was made a tret ease, has shown them th* futility of opposi­ tion. Th* rum-mils, tbe small thieve*. Bos* Tweed, and ell the dangerous classes, sigh for the good old time* wh*n Barnard wa» on the bench, and F.vk and those fellow* ran th* city. There was no trouble for them then. They had the courts and evwything else. Will the new Democratic administration restore them any of their lost privileges ♦ We (ball aee. A greet many BepobUoatu in th* city were wilting to take tbe Hastings, 8*pL, OUi 1874. for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. ITALIAN INSTRUMENTAL. �»>v. Mth, 1874. sidsral.ls faff jn th. priot HASTINGS CITY LOCAL — - 1{‘ J' Ontot- MiddTerilU Alive. New fresh arrival of drrea goods The or S'.'rDi.T Patterns J ' The Mayor lias the thanks uf ths public for enforcing the law prohibiting minor* from jdaylng billard* or ---other g»me* in tbe saloons of tho city. Merchant* haring ou hand a large stock of holiday good* will find the Big. x«a with iu large circulation a valuable advertising medium to aid in the eale of * There will be a Spiritual Meeting at Union Hall on the 20lh in.t., at‘10 o’clk a- “■ Tho public are cordially invited. H*v. Wm. Wcatfiald, of Albion will preach Tbe New York Central Railroad now haa two track the entire distance for passenger travel and also two for its trvighet businots, making it a four-track railroad. uffios al tbe City of Grand Rapid.. If there is a media post office ia the Union it i*tU Grand Rapid, office, and there i* no mor* efficeu: postmaster in the Union than Hon. A. B.Turn.r Haroing been in possiUon to know, we'afflnn them farts without four of eucooerial THE PAPE! TAKE: Commission Merchant, DIED. :: ■ ■ ■ ? TKirMfUB ilreases •‘County Clerk, Hutchinson, Re­ no County, Kansas." « Very Baepectfully, day trade. For particulars roe bills printed for Hopkins A Barns dealer* in book*, stationery, toy*, etc., Ik* Henderahott A Co., j.welora, A. Rower, boot and shoe dealer, Cha*. Reed's, shooting match, Lute Bennett's Christ­ mas danee, and curd* of Invitation to J. Osmund’* Christmas party at Wood­ land Center. Doc. 25th, boride* a ra*t amount *f other work. Our facihte. are the beat, and aa ear work is not dan* by jaotroM proem it is givsn te th# pub}** in a clean, clear and readable manner. On colored work w* invite a comparison of sample* and leave lb* patron* to judge of Its merit*. “ 81 st In ripe for 83 Ncento. French Merino for >1; >1J5 MoLalr for •1| 7» cent Mohair tec ^tetuSi T.u new pieces In colored Alpaca*, worth We tender our thaaka to C. B. Bush, M cento, down to 40 ccnta II is the newrat and cheapest stock of Droi* Esq., the accomplished Superintedent uf nU D^t th* Valley Iliririon of the - Central Rail­ fall to see them. Rcapectrutly. Th* Michigan Central Railroad Oom road fur a ti|pe card of the Central and Geo. R. Johnson A Co. pany ha* notified all its employs* that iU branch*. hereafter tbo company will not guar­ , Wo see piles of now good* going into antee them against injuries, nor agree the store ui - Hon. R. J. Grant, and to pay their bills, or support them o know be la soiling them at prices that their families in ease of casualty. All Clothing I | must command public approbation. Go are given to distinctly understand the New stock ot Clothing on the rood and see them. company will pay its workman only the from lioetun. Wc have men', fancy­ Henry C. Wontworth .lias become wages agreed upon. Tbe employe* will suits, black salts and a full line uf caX atmero suite. Alt bought very low and General 1’assenger Agent of th* M. C. have to depend upon accident insur­ 1° b* “»,d for on*Prt«« w »’l- Oar Ii. It., tu whom all coiumutricationa ance*, etc. It i* understood that all the ' should bi ildrwMv '. concerning general all the other Michigan railroad*, a* well CHURCHES. Clothing is extra new as those thr oughout th* country, have can flt any boy big or u Patron's desii.ug their advertisements promulgated rimilar notification* to all a fdU Uno of EngQth 8u...ub. .uu va»airnsMB ttesnes. 18'4 •- ■- *”• Tb*>. almerra and the beet Taylnc In Barry changiMl.it ou tho suteide *u! bring employe*. We tegard this action of ,.1‘uuir. S.S. 11 «. J. U. Svrtea. Svec County to do our work, good Ota alway* their copy a* eerlv os Salardtj aud on the railroad companies aa wise and for given. Don’t buy of a two priced atom. Your* Truly, tho insidv on Tuesday morning of any th* public good. Accident. Mriou* iu A. N. SABIN, rLOUR r OUJ1T Will you, for the benefit of th* needy iu ■ thia State a*5 lif their friends in tho 1East, publish tbo following article, to' A circular published by tho Kxmm* !RslhrfCommittee, giving an acecurate 'account of tbe range* of grasshoppers in Kanns, ths localities visited, tbe Agreeable to adjournment, the An­ nual meeting ol the Barry County Bible Society is to be held at tbe Presbyteriau Church in Hastings, Sunday even­ ing, December 20th, 1874. J. M. Nmn, Secrete ry. C. SCHULENBURG, This Watch Agricultural Society Meeting. John H. Wendell 4 Co. ELGIN WATCH CO. Btiugs, DETROIT. MICHIGAN. Grange Notice. THP BEST SCHOOL IB THE STATE. Hsenxes, Mich., Dee. 7. 1874. Notice is hereby given that there will bo a meetiLg uf the County Grange of Barry County to be bold at Hastings, Dec. 14, 1874. Now, Pstrvcs, come one, cume all, and lot u* work fur what wo moat justly WEBSTER’S I will lx> strictly their character,ar* often the roeult of tho carelessness ol employes, and thia may Tho many friend* of Geo. H. Robin­ and probably will liar* a tendency tu son, will Cud him with Spooner A Hep­ make thorn mun> careful. wook. This rule burn, the leading Grocery Hous* of the pry Good*. City, where bo will be pleased to see Hurrah for th* place to buy your Dry loods. They are the cheapest, Every- hi* many friend*. ody lais* about it and everybody buys Stop right here, and read th* big ere. Factory brown and bleached, n—.1 wLJ- in a. .--.nproclamation of Ike Hendershott A Co—Watches and Jewolry. They have tliolafgi-it aad finest stock uf good* in thia section, and—O, read the advertise­ ment yourself ’ We invite attention to tbe card- of | Geo. A. Prince A Co., of Buffalo, N. Y-, BARRY LODGE I . . .. - I. krfere tot tail aw*. The new M. E. Church situated in Carlton, at the Phillipa eornere, four mile* from Woodland Center, and nine mile* from Hading* City, will be dedi­ cated ou Wednesday, 23d, iast. R*v. T. F. Hildreth, of Grand Rapid* will manufacturer* of Organ* and Melede- preach at 10.3U a. m. Rev. J. I. Buell, Prodding Elder will ae*i*t nt tbe dedi­ country in it* lino, ami their instru­ cation, aud preach al 0.30 p. m. A cor­ dial invitation is given to all. ments rank among tho vory beat. WHSfiffiTe Fur th e accommodation uf our eub.cribers wlio desire any other book, magazine, or paper, published, with or without the advertised premiums, we will obtain it fur you at tho Low rar Ran*, without any expense to you in seeding tho erder. Don. Uouderson long the editor of the Allegan Jtinu! has purchased a forth interval in tho Grand Rapid/ Tiew* and i* to be tho editor of that daily. Under bis management it will bo a spicy sheet ‘ police;. The whole rote for noman suffrage iu List cf letter* remaining in the F. O. Michigan is 30,805—one in tiro tu the uncalled Cur cm Doc. 9th, 1874 : Falionce Brown. Thoma* P Baker, E H Brouk*,-C D Blicn, Leonard B Chretor, Mr* Helen M Clark. Mr* Ella Cock, Robert Dean, Gao 8 Dean, Asa Ford. Mr* Mary Kesselring. W 8 Knapp. Frank Keolar, Mr* A G Kilpatrick, L L Laudon, Mary MeMahun, James Marl!#, Mrs HaraU Newton, Mias Addie Palmer, John Pickard, Cornel Penny, Mr* Frank Rose, Mrs Amy Sine, Mis* Annie Stinclicotnb. Dauicl Scbwickbard, D C A Ijauein Woodley. E Wileox. Those who may ha»e occasion to use a pure Froch Brandy for medicinal purposes, whl find nt John Stanley's a few bottles that is genuine beyond doubt, and . which can bo had for the price of 13 n bottle. 27«f Painting and Graining. All Ready to Buy Wh«rt, O«t», and Other Grata. The new firm of Creoey A Holden are now prepared tu purchase W beat, Oats, and other grain, at tbe Storehouse cf W. T. Eastman, corner Broadwsy Obstacles to Marriage. i PURE DRUGS aid MKDICINES, .■tras DAY AND NIGH’ THE NEW STORE I City Drug Store, Clean** til* tbs stomach, bowel, and blood from ail tbe acrid, corrupt aud offcoiive accumulation* Which produce functional dirangomont, and you remove the cause of most diseases which afflict the humin family, and thus tar* a large doctor'* bills. Tbe must effectual and rviuiuio is found in Dr. Fierce’* Fleassnt Purgstive Pellets. No cheap wood or paper boxes, but kept fresh aud reliable in State Street, AGENTS WANTED High livers, tboee indulging in ess* aud pleasure, and those of sendentary habits, can prevent Boil*, Carbuntie*. Gout, Red Skin, Eruption., Pimpl**, Cunatipation, PiUe, Drowrinea*. Bdiousn*e* and other conditions induced by such habiia, by taking from four to six of Dr. Pierce’s Fleatam Purgative LOST.—City of Hastings Order, No. 190 for >35.80. The findur will please return to the subscribers, a* payment January let, 1875. Itos town slowed. Ths scoundrels nrn't all dead yet, and / Wilxixs Baontia*. bonce our friend A- D. Cook, has boon Hasting., Nov. 2« 1874. 32H obliged to protect himself from the machination* of a fellow by a suit, now DRESSMAKING, NEW YORK TOMBS iim.HPEUisuniiiEinm PICTURES 1 PICTURES 1 I am now all alone in the Photograph business, and as I have rondo arrange­ ment* to inrreaso my facilities tor doing Hope, for a very welcome surprise at our Louse on tbe »v*uipg of Dec. 2d. Th»y came in upon ns and took posses­ sion of oar house, end they made our table almost gruan under a load of good things to replenish our very natural want* —just such as tbe farmers' wives ot that township know how lo get up, and we did justice to all that Well, they spent the evening very pleasantly, to u», end if we evuld judge, to ail, and left In the morning about two o'clock, leaving to cheer our poor hearts, fifty dollars and Merchant Tailors, tea1 sent from Thursday until Tuesday niotning. Mr. Reynold* will have charge in our absence, and wo trust our local HOPKINS and BARNES, Church Dedication. Treasury Nov. 25. 1874, was 1051,­ 290.15. Receipt* during lb* w*ck end­ ing Dec. 2 were >51,110.90; payments during th* same time >50,827.4! ; Jeaving a balance in th* Treasury uf >952,088.04 ; increase for tbe week >702.49. An interesting Berries of roosting* are being held nt tho Presbyterian Church, this wook. Rev. Mr. Clark, or Rev Sufferer* for months or yean from Mr. Wood of Marshall, are preaching Catarrh, Deafness, Epilepsy. Nervous Debility, Consumption, aad other inval­ ids, be soon cures. Also Fistula, tu­ evening, and there is considerable in­ mors, Stricture, Deformitia*, ote. Special terest manifested ou tbe part of the peoand difficult case* solicited. Ladies out pls in the meetings. of health, go to him or have hi* reme­ Ths contract for grading tbe K. L. A dies. Tbo greatest skUL experience N. M. R. R. through tlx* townahip ot aad suoeoss io hi. Speoalilia*. P. 8.—Men (Whatever read or doc­ Hope ha* been ',l«t to Charles Benton, tored) who want reliable aid, advice and and tho work is being vuahod with th* cure, in any confidential case should not utmost vigor. Now lol th* stock-holdfail to consult tho Doctor at once, in ere pay up promptly and in sixty day* person or by lett* ” JI ‘ seven mile* ot the read hi this county erywherc. will be ready for the iron. The fixture* have all arrived and ths next issue of tbo Bxsxz* will be print­ ed by steam. We are under many obligatioua to our friend* for their prompt ai<l so generously tendered to enable us to make this dseirable addition to tbe Windy. I)xxx office, and doubt not the pro­ Gold «8. f prietor will find the investment a,payTimo to settle up. The Circuit Court h**(*ljourned. We wcXmucb amused a few nights Healings morning aud evening at tho ago, while passing through the street* Presbyterian Church. quite late. A couple of pariiea who bad Robert Mitchell bee sold the Besting* ta an overdose of bad whisky had Ulen House to A. W. Bailey. _ up lodging* in one of the gutters. On 7 Wo don't want lo suggest that you waking up and finding himself wet to are careless, reader, but wbero an the the akin, and looking around, ssys hie— tools, to-day? cons* John, lai’s change house*, thb hie If you would see a nine job of fancy pointing, look at the front of the Bank Profeesor Bwensberg of th* Grand building. John Michael did it. Rapid* Dusia*** College, invites tli* Tho annual meeting of tbe Michigan public te rail upon that institution and Poultry Association will be held at De­ *e* for thomerirra iu workings and troit, rontroenoitig on tho 14th of Janu- merit*—an invitation that will doubtless be frequently accepted. Nor is it to much to sty of it that there is no bettor Commerce! Co'foge in th. Wrel. Wo hope our yrung men may extend to it a > Nebraska and Kansat ■ The “Htetory" te *ptcy. exciting, truth­ ful, sod thoroughly Intervatlng from Preftoe to Finis. Ths book la tmued In bandecme style, i baring 630 pages and UO Illustrations, on flue paper, end la elegantly bound. It I* •old only by Mibacrlpttoo by tbe U. M. Publtoblng Company,’’ No. 1> Uni­ versity Place, New York, who want an Vaa Dusen a I*. E., of the North Neb­ raska, confer* nr* of the M. E. Chuftb, visited thi* city who state* that iu four of tbe eight ennutie* ia Northeastern Nebraska which comprise hi* district, and which arc situated away from any railroad, th* people are suffering terri­ bly from tbo effects of the grasshopper devastation, aad that rehaf I* an abso­ lute necessity. Acting ou hie recoommendatiou our Methodist friend* bore have organised a rehef committee, c»sisting of Hon. R. J. Grant, Hon. Daniel 8tnk*r,_Mr*- J. L. Rood, Mis* J. Wightmon, Mrs. Boyer, and Mrs. Geo. W. We continue our record of the doings WHIhitn*, who are soliciting aid for th* relief of th* friends thsre, and w* hop* at' the Circuit Court for the third the donation* may bo liberal a* th* Bo­ week of tbe term, as follow*, vis : Tbe caee of EdwsrJ Woodworth vs. reas! ties of the ia»e are great. Chart** Wood, was tried by jury who found for plan tiff 17 AM, and costs to be taxed. James A. Sweeney for plan­ Among the grocers of this city, this tiff; C. G. Holbrook for defendant finnhss always, tinco Its .organisation, The appeal ease of Delo* R. McEltaken a leading position. The men who wan* v*. William H. Bird, tbs jury compoee it bare been long identified returned a verdict of no cause of action with the trade of ibe city. Mr. Smith with costs to be taxed. O G. Holbrook began businee* a* a clerk with th* late fur plaotiff, JaiMt A. 8we*r*y fer Mason Allen la tbo year 1802; Mr. In the Chancery case of Bil a* Manse was alee a clerk with him from 1870 to th* time of the organisation of Parkhurtr.. Th* Qnnmon Council of tho fim df Allan A Preston iu March. the Village of Middleville, et aL An 1872, and both wore with that firm up order was entered tbst defendant Badto tbo time that they purchased th* in­ cock bo allowed to defend on th* pay­ terest of Mr. Allee, ia March, 1871. ment of solicitor, foe of MO and filling Mr. Preston ha* been eleven year* connected with the grocery trod* in this city, and haa boeu"always more than or­ < dinarily eureoesful ** a busmoe* man. Th. firm ol Smith, Mane. A Fronton | began borine** aa tbe auceseson of Al­ | len A Preston March 1st, 1871, aad at ( caee took a loading position among th* ;barfnsee bouse* of our city. Composed < young mon full of business energy, of .with ample capital, and datermined per( sevenaee, they hare senoeeded ore a boyoad.thoirnuwl sanguine expeetatfoan Thoir proorai sals* are nearly a thou- In the appeal case of Aaron Brook* .. William Roorafield,Trial by th* court. verdict of no cause ot artion was indexed with oasts I* bo taxed. Easttan A Young for pontiff, Wright * A FIHESBAIH BBBWISSBESIOS. The Country Gentleman. EVEIT LAIT MOILB TAKE IT. PETERSON’S MAGAZINE THE TBSILUJO TUB HD KOVIMTES , 1 < | WHOLE WESTERN �I “MU I, l» w- Isar etagee, imperatively demands protartmEngland secured her groat prestige m wealth and standing among the nation, of the earth by a tariff which was almost prohibitory and cf tong ccntfauanrw. While thia ia not BOw nooMeary, our short history teach­ i ea that our greatest advance in prosper­ ity haa boon when our tariff was tuost 1 protective aad our great financial ctisu hardly without exception after a letting down. Wo have always paid off more , of our national debt during a period of nnr ABvcBTiaBaem. G. P. Howell a Co'i. CoU.,,.,. uf their employment, fair prospects of success. Any man mia roll a barrel, but every men cannot pul a package properly in thf hold of a vessel, or take it out without damage. It is a trade. And when a veoeel arrives, tho demand for the services ol tbo 'longshoremen il Th« immediate and pressing The raw man cannot take Lis place. There are 9,000 A NjuW CHROMO FOR 1875. of these man. The bare made the de­ mand tor forty cents an hour far day GOODEY’SLABYS BOOK work, and sixty for night work, and they Dally, are well organised to bold out Tbe steamship companies are trying to get other men, but tbo tronblo is the arrlL Nor ires make bad work of it.. TLo >5? F’r* Warn Jacbon & Saiiin Leading Newspaper in the West. TO HAVE 0000 HEALTH in the city thia winter. Lalor is vory scarce now, and aa tbo eold weather puts Its veto ou tbo little building that That our civil service is thoroughly is going ou, more men will be thrown out of employment, and tha trouble will airrupt, needs no proof; a took at tbo increase. Tbo city is a cruet place for a New York and Boston custom-house rings, which are a ineuaoi to tho life of man out of work ; rent, food, tuel, every­ tho country, would eeom to furnish evi­ thing ccaU'ao much that when tbo daily dence enough on that point. Tbo only labor that supplira it stops, starvation or way to secure aa..honest performance of tho accepting of charity is only a few public duties is to lot corrupt politicians weeks aboad. It coals a laborer ull ho stay at home, and to elect mon to Con­ cau earn to-day to live to-day—he can­ gress wba have some idea of right, nud not provide for tho morrow whan work with whom it to not synonymous with stops, lloavon help tbo poor this seawrong Very seldom doos it happen that a man who docs tbe dirty work of a corrupt Congressman la fit to do the Ono of the great troubles in tho small honest work of tho people in her pub­ I towns and cities of tbo country io to got lic offices. We desire tho entire separ­ properly trained and educated servants. ation of the work of tho people from Tbit want can now be supplied at a that required by the average j-olitlcian trifling cost A number of charitable to secure bis election. ladies who bare time and money more tap. Rtnll&Co. PROBATK ORDKR. S2l"Kib’&rt:'5ras;i; j"ci.rrTK u ci-ittK. .-r—rvt vuuanaa wu X'tfwiBitias-jsi Our main planks should bo comprised ol tbo following principles : FiraL Prohibition of tho sale of in­ toxicating liquors as beverages. Second, Woman suffrage. Third. Protection to home industry. Fourth. An early rvaumplion of epootopayments. Fifth. A civil sarvicn based on merit and capability, and not political partiBb&. The cullivatsm of peace beSeventh. Tho preservation of tho publie domain for settlers, and not swindling railroad cuqicrationsEight. Strict economy in the adminis­ tration of every department of tbe pub­ lic service. Ninth. A redaction I in the rates of postage, that tho blessing ol cheep poet may bo enjoyed by all. Tenth. Buch a control of tlio various transportation companies of the country as will insure an equitable return for the invMtmont of capital, and » cheap carriage of goods for consumer. In the Statea of Maine aud Maaaaehusotts, which have prohibitory liquor laws, there ia tbe least drunkenncM and crime in those communitioa where tho low is most enforced. Un the State of Meseerhnirtls to-day three-quarters of tho towns and cities do not have any pfoce for tho open sale of intoxicating liqnora, and most of these towns bare law which enforced it There is alway a large number of liquor collars wb clamor for a licence law, and when ou is enacted many of them, novar fake ou a Keens □ or pay any of'tbe duos pro scribed by it. A license law, howovo things prevent intemperance or aid morality; for tbe plain reason that when you put liquor into men you take away your chance of making them so­ ber and what little reason they bad, aud give them an intense activity of their passions, leading to all manner of wickedness and crime. It is strange to see men so blind to tbo truth as to pubHcly declare tho harmlessn.is of liquors as a beverage, when all around are to bo sees the wrecks caused by alcoholic Leverages. Boston VII lately cursed by tho pres- sUetaarearaMa IsUnalaJ >n ultoul. ettawn RMstustss-. Aa4 II U t arlkar Onl,r,a. (has aad The mania now running among those who build at all is altitude, ifotun years ago the Equitable 1-ifc Insurance Com­ pany mu up a building that loomed sIkivo anything cl>o on lower Broad­ way, and rinre that height has run in tbo tuinds of everybuly. The now Tri­ Low building is nine immense storirs high, with a tower almost touching tbe ' sky ; tbo now buiHing of tho Western Union Telegraph Company is ahupeto* high; the Domestic .“'owing Machine AB. transpoatation companire should Company is eight; tbo new [K-.t-offlce bo prevented from issuing "watered cannot Lu counted in stories, but it is stock;” tho stock and bonds issued ■ a euortacua building, and so on. Tbo should represent only tho cost ol tbo | view of tbo city trom tbe Jersey City rood anil equipments. When this has I Ferry is becoming peculiarly plsavant, been accomplished, n griot stop will |i Those building, will: tbo scores of oth­ have boon taken toward-efioap transpor­ ers, tower up abovo their surroutidfags. tation. relieving wonderfully tbe nionutouous Wo have sketched our platform— uniformity whiob formerly weaned the with a few reasons for its planks. That eye Those tall buildings do not pay— either of tLo two great partiet haa vi­ in fact, ovary one of them is a dead toss tality enough to make an effort to con­ above tho fourth story ; but, uevduct honestly public affairs,seems doubt­ •rtheluas, I hope the building uf them ful. At auy rate, we have lately seen | will go on. They Leautify the city, and but few itutantro uf < Erie! character ' tbo public get a benefit whether the of such a nature as to warrant us in <| prupriotoro do or not. It is a fact that having any very lively faith in tlio pnr-1 ouuo of these buildings pay throe per poses of tho controlling party. We cent on tbo eost of construction and would ask, to not the present on auspic­ present price o! ground; but the pro­ ious time fur tlie agitation t»commence, prietors al) live ia Lupo of tho future. that the successor of tho Itopublicaa "Hope springs eternal in tbo human party may rater tbo field to combat wrong in all its forms 1—1)., Boston. •r Tn«a« ISareti ■U. IVaSiliill'i MU Kunrn s.;.i. Grand River Valley Division BE Medal of Progress,' SB&raw <»• LUk 4<r •< Aasaal. A. I> tsi'f-Lti-'StT'g-rr— /.ua inmis aall Msst: Sallon ul Huir lr, l.'tttr. THEMASOH&HAMLIH OISH CO BKU. JENNIE. laUauUiia af ..—u.wl M Ska ■ «•£arurtaSaa. la ika >aar ../aor IM ffSSvxStTgy JiXT’X » «p«uW.sk» BaeSMM ggyiFSSS - J“i£lS SM ’ - ujIss4 MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAILROAD AM i I It Kt D^D J. Cole & Son. •»« LIE a HUB Shingles, Lath, 4c. $20,000 00 IN CASH ! #20,000 00 IN CASH I SUJ su vj w j sStaSn^mss: sxyuek IM esaa •« aaM IsSMIara at a»vn«a<% was iMam: II® LB3 penally cold, and tbe skies ore bright I and tbe air braaag and healthy ; coo-1 aaqueutly there to very litlto rickoees la I tbe city. If buatoeu, were only better, ! ouJ employment fur tbo labortira was 1 BOSM eearoo. the season would bo a a. REMINGTON SWING IACBB In Valuable Gifts I I including'overcoat, that dose not go a w. MICHIGAH| • •Ma »IUu<“a.T»M •t Mir )■ taa was more generally observed in the city , tliis year than ever before. All bust-1 neas, except tbs saloons and restaurants, was suspended, and the day was devot­ ed to jollity, hilarity, and what was bet­ ter. charity. The various charitable in­ stitutions of the city were supplied with mure than usual liberality, aud every deeerving poor person iu the city gut ono good square meal. At tbe three mission-houses in tho Five Points over 8,000 people were fed. Tbo prieons all gave tbo inmaiea a sjieaai dinner, and The rouls of tho liqux dealers of this all hospitals, charities and all ether facity are being agitated just now by tho dilutions dil likewise. Tlio newsboys ftraiHee and tbe agony of mind endured action of the Excise Commissioners, homes sod lodging-houses bad a grand by lonely wives, passing by injuries to who are hunting down those who sell time. Tbe ragamuffins were bathed, parson and the cast of otu prisons, pealuntaries, work-houses, alme-hous- tbo ardrnt without proper Itooneo. Tho dustad, and a rood dinner given them, aa, houses of refuge, and tho number- Liquor Dealers' Protective Union re­ and for ono day iu the year they wyre leas charities, whooe mission is to relieve sisted the law ; but in'the tost ease th< bappy. Il is to tbo credit of tbe cltitb-a^y. the greater portion of whom court went against them, and wide­ xons that, bard aa tho timoe are, the AND WHE8 30NG3 BT J. t REfiUT. contributions of provisions and other spread coustaruatiuu ensued, as well it supplies were far beyond those of any might, as not ono fa five of tbe thou­ proceeding year. It went a tong way prwassoni not one redeeming feature, sands of saloons fa tbe city ever took toward restoring confidence in human whneo very breatli ia poisonous ? The out a license. The decision of tbe court nature, to see tho enormous piles cf time is not far distant when very many makes every one of them liable toTtoavy m4eto, cakes, bread, butter, aud every other possible thing to eat, piled up boof ««r States will have strung prohibi­ tory laws, and will have them enforced. penal tiro and tho police are determined Ta ftaw how war the truth the to bring thorn to tbo score, no matter at hewwen come, we will add that they what cost They hope to bo able to boosted of their great increase of sales, c loeo about a thousand of them bi this newspa;>ora. There is some good in humanity yet whoroei. by their sworn returns to the | Services weto uf oourae hold iu all tho Xslsraal Itevonuo department, u rery churches, and to the croait of New gwMfcUingoff fariMjwn In the nine ■—ftI from May, 1872, to January, has always been ebarged to ths femin­ York let It be roccrdod that they wyro 1878, they returned 471,092 barrels as ine account; but this winter, it strikes all crowded. l’o«ib!yjbo extra decor­ ations and the unMnually superb music mH—thia, it must lie remember, was ms, tbe sturuor box may fairly take their had something to do with tho nitonshare of euudrainatton. Ono rich young man recently purchased two eeaLskin oMta, coating severally KiOU and 8900, and two Ulster coats, tho belt buckles L. D. Sl>OTw*«b-rW wrought ia maeeivo gold aad equally aaira inau Dsmamoa i massive silver- What do you think of that ? One man paying 82,000 for wanting bread! True it ia that every nch young man in New York does not buy such extravagant artialas ; but tho rnaaia for rich clothing, extravagantly rich clothing, has taken poooesrion of young Now York. To pay 8160 for an uvvrwat is nothj' ing rare, and a suit, from hat to boots, m 41 Park Rai NJ. Tho tow stalo of Congressional mor­ ality was easily soon by tho shrewd—to use no harsh, but, perhaps, more de­ serving term—managers of pur trans­ continental railroads, consequently tho rascally Credit Mobilier and other "ir- suey run a lauuary, a restaurant. san a regularities” were tho result. While | dres>t:-.-ikfag ertablLhmetit io the house, keeping tbo public faith wo ihould de- । to the end that it shall be, not only of mand tha! tho faith of corporations I uso to tbe girls by teaching tlirm their should also bo kept, even if additional I duties by actual practice, but that it legislation to this and be necessary, shall be self sustaining, which it it. The The public lauds mutt be kept for actu- school has taken thousands of poor girls " ' " " »bo were starving because they did not know bow to work, and has turned thorn out cnjriljlo end intelligent and worthy of gooff's ork and good wagts anywhere. The manageress of this sensible charity is Mrt. Julia Corson, ce.-t i! to located at 47 East Tenth Street. A girl from this school is almost certain to be houusl aud capable. Housekeepers in want o! good, trained servants will do nell to IUR NEW YORK LETTER. la wit: 71>a aas ISb-aart 'tarter (1-0 at tSvntasstE — „t nua at U*4. BtfXftrSns-s- car than they know what to do with, and some little heart, established, a year or worked hard to secure for hit country its blessings. H>s great deeiro was to' set­ tle all international differences by arbi­ tration. To this cud we would urgo the agreement of tho great nations to eettlo alldifficullics by arbitration. IItaa mUbsy. iMutilr U.J st slsw tarkaHlss WANTED. "iEysXE Business that will Pay � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-12-16.pdf 3e105d1be70595e283a1bdf03cd95b79 PDF Text Text THe rtffteuem BaKKsiI- j Geo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AMD ItTBf.HHKR. I I VOL. XIX. NO. 34 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1874. MUffil aid 6li;l|$ Cart. WHOLE NO. 968. THE PRSSIDim MESSAGE. upon capital muit bo charged aud applying I bo income of a part, if not >C fluctuation in th* value of that tba whole of thia fund, to the education ARD THE NEWS ? No! What is if f SPOONER&HEPBURN rX* MHU1I0K. .«•» K-“ : I b* indulged in without profit, breauae a* many thaoria* would be advanred a* there would b* iad*p*od*nt writers who •hould *xpr*M tb*ir own view* upon tbo anbjacu Without indulging in theori»* a* to I lie caure of thia proatretioo, therefor*, 1 will call your attention only to tba fact and tome queetion* at to which it would ***m there ihould be ARE GOING TO LEAVE TOWN No. 1 guess not, as I was in there to-day and “ “• th^’were all busy. The store -Full of customers. And then talk about their leaving with such stacks of goods, and more coming all the time. It is all a Hoax, they came to r tay and here are five reasons c™“"‘;j:K“'for it. ATlM^r -jjv.. ‘..i., V. "7^4*/ ■.'li'.s.-sJw.n-u.rtS" u'.-TICXOF TUX TXX.'K. 0™.~l : ■j.ixsj.tsr- JOHN Q. CRESSY. IVRVRYIIR MUOeaetal Crorer*»MV. ! iwTrjratsrefs igv I T. IL DIAMOND. They understand their business, both of them having been tor a number of years with the largest Retail Grocery House in the Slate U.BCT'T nf tMTtnoLS. **4 S»i* ttn.,J.*f FreMevltfo, WMlkeol <«re tint TVr* tetBcdCT* et They take great pains* to get and keep on hand a full line of the the best goods to he had. S. V. R. YORK. They have plenty of means and hacking so th ey pay their Goods and consetpiently get the very lowest figures. . LUCIUS RUSSELL, capital. Both hav* b»oo largely unem­ ployed. Wher* Mcurity ha* b«on un­ doubted, capital haa been attainable at very modtrat**r*tee. Where labor ba* b<rii wanted, tthaa been fbunu in abun­ dance at cheap rate*, eompared with what of tl>« nccreaaiie* and comfort* of iil* could bo |-urtLa*ed with (he wagw demanded. Two great ekmenta of proaperity, therefore, bat* not bo*n de­ nied ui; a third might be added. Our ■oil and climate are uuaqualed within th* limit* of any cotitiguoue ■ territory under on* nationality for it* varieties ol product* to .feed and clothe a people and io the amount of aurplu* to epare to irrtl I*** favored people. ThereI ar*, with three facto in view, it *cema to m* that wire *tatc*man*hlp at thia eotxion of Cong?*** would dictate—ignoring th* past— distributing in proper chan­ nel* three great element* of proaperity to anv people. Debt abroad ia the only element that **u, with always a *ound currency, an- They attend to their own business. SthiIdhhd 4- Su<)nn 12 cys pm Lb. EtTm C. Suqm 11 cys pm Lb. ■‘‘•"‘"‘''■“■■j 7 Blip /I. 0. Su<im 10 cys pm Lb. qooo t^bli smup /5 cy. 9 gv-Lo/i. pour s« tnarizsg CoLbiJBio Copptt, is aT,Jl lt- Q000 Vioupn Coppri, ig ar* 4 L‘‘ ■Itiw4«4tei I SAffWf. jgpuit Ttg, 75 ctpr’ You/I‘i ffr,°ilr 5° e,PT‘ HgBipB, <5 CEprs CunmpfO/ crXr5 10 ‘LpT*' DENTIST HmoLiijifr Oil, io otppt pm q^nop. ■ Mitkijai. In Canned Goods you can find the best Brands of TOMTOES pipEUPpLE LOBSTERS PEACHES BLHCKBEHHIES StfDIEpS CREEP COUP JELLIES FREpCfj /RUSTED ST/MtfBEHHIES, COVE OrSpE^t CLfEHIJIES SHL/IOP 4Xo 4^«l'elX CRASH RAriDH............................. ,l,cu Their Spices are warranted Pure by the box or such as Cinnamon, Cloves, Alspioe, Ginger, Mustard, Sage, Cream Tartar, Soda and Best makes of Baking Powders. FRUIT EXTRACTS-Cocoanut, Citron, and Lemon Peel, Mace, Carraways, Sugar Sand and Frosting Sugar- CONFECTIONERY, New Nice and Sweet. A large Stock for the HOLIDAYS. as DENTIST No. 1 Crockery, a full line at the same prices all the seconds. Glass ware very low. Lamps styles and sizes. Burners, Chimneys, and all kinds of lamp goods. Union Block. o«cr Boston Cash Blare- SiHIUIIL C4RD8! STONE JARS and CROCKS ALL SIZES. Sufar Boxes Tube, P«H» 4.C., ad-libltum. And 0 my, Jim II Ju*t go dowm t° Btheir Store® n Washington Block, State Street, and see for yourse f. Chromo School Cards,! Cl TYPE ns DEPOT. --- Oil Paintings All Goods delivered free in the City. NEW PLANINt MllL ANU LUMBEB YARD ! ' port all claitna of nlieua against th* United Blate*, ariaing from acta oom to specie perment*. la tl mendatioas I rardially join and final resumption, provision should k. mart* l.w nt pnety of readjusting the larifl. so *--------- lhe revenue and at the 1 'th* det* when ipccie resumption com­ mence*. To this might and ihould b* added a'revenuo suffiriantly in excel* of the United Blate*. Congreee, by the act of the 27th of July, 1888. aawrtod tbo abetrset right uf expatriation ' as a fundamental principal of this Govern­ ment. Not withstanding each assertion. rioTocvt. with xrwrorxntixn. - The legislation necessary to extend to tnaliiiea shall tba colony of Newfoundland certain ar. tides of the Treaty of Washington of tba 8th ot May, 1871, having born bad. expatriation, or Great Britain on the‘Jfitb of May last, continually called upou to lend their aid and was duly proclaimed on the folluwing d*y. A copy of the pruclamslioc is submitted herewith. ■ho boundary between the Unitod States contributing in no manner to tn* per­ Ibis regard are in tba direction of bringformance of th* dntio* of a ritixen of Hockjr Mountains is herewith IraUsmit- Woodi to the summit ot the Rocky claim* of citiiensliip of thg Unitod Stale* urn ply a* a *hleld from the per­ formaace of the obligation* of a citiaeu contain* many (Twut ficiont to complete the office work. ; ........ value. Gold and rilver uro now the roTn* notice directed by the revolution cuguixctl medium of exchange th* civil­ of Congre**, of June 17. 1874, to b* ised world over, and to thia w* should given to terminate th* ccnvenUoR of return »tlb th* boat practicable delay. July 17. 18&8. belwwn the United In view of the pWgre of the Ameri­ can Cptigrcv* when our nrewnt legal tender vyvtrm waa adopted, and lb* debt . contracted, there thould bo no delay, certainly no uunecreaary delay, in fix ; vetacl* entering lb* port* of the United ing by logivtetion a metlwd by which State* exreptumal prnileg** which ar* w* will return Io *pecie To th* accvm- nut *ocord*d to our own vernal*. Th* pUshmeut of tbi* end I inrit* your »]>»0lal attention. I believe firmly that moved satisfaitiuy and have tended to lb* cultivation of mutual y beneficial commercial tetereourae and friendly re­ trire until a polfry is adopted, with leg- j letion* between the two eountiiee. 1 islatkm to cam it out, look to a return bop* that th* negotiation* which have to a *[wris basis. It it *a*v to conceive b**n invited will reault in th* Celebesthat th* debtor and *p*culaliv* cU*»e* may think it of value to make a so-call­ ed money abundant until they esu throw a portion of their burden* upou friendly. During th* otbsn; but aven there, I believe, would - --- 1 _ •t*J by au act uf Congteea the last Me- hardship attention of Cungre** to the difficulties arising from fraudulent uaturaliaation. The United Stele* wisely, freely and claims admissible under the proviwon* and paid. ing the conditions fraudulently ob^ined, wetowed only upon full by assenting a certain change in the juriaiictiun of the pnurte of Hie latter. A copy of Um proclama iou u[>in three obtained come to light. 1 n some cases Stetei of ibis beruUpbere which were furtuerly under the dominion of Bpuin. nrofoeaorateip literature at Marauding on the frontier* bwtwM Mexico and Texas still frequently taka The difficulty of cheeking such treapaa- not entitled to ed force upon the Island of tormoaa by doubt th* value of th* legal tender me­ dium of exchange- A revival ol lb* report upon the condition of productive Industrie* ia needed by all difficultie* arisia »■ before th* American and classa*. and by none mor* than th* bolder* of property, of whatever *ort. with debt* to liquidate hum th* realixa- retarded by thatae, and dated October Ml*, 1874, it tion upon it* *alc». But, admitting aie iu 'v uvMwM.u-w ---- , would it be buoert to give it 7 Would not the general lose ba too great to just­ ify such relief f Would it not be just a* honest and prudent toanthqrixe each debtor to Irene hie own legal tender* to th* extent of hi* liability as to do thia f th* part of cittaen* of 483 had born finally the Gorernuaento of China and Japan worn in th* hand* of the firm intention of th* country to maintain strict neutrality in the event of hostilities and carefully prevent any lUtcli Ml iaauee by unseupuiou* creditor*, to »ay that all debt and obligation* are oblit­ •rally conceded fact that the groat pro­ erated in th* United States, and now portion of Chloes* immigrant* who come __ wJnntanlv tn iirepurnuww v. ,------- - of thia diahoneety, and tettely lore iu Hardly a preeeptabl* remv nituralimlion mod* ra fraud. shameful purposes, to the dl the cMumnnitiei wtwre they YOU WILL FIND IW STM MO MMS Of Ml OEWTB, cirr #»«■* a*r»T- NEW LUMBER, NEW PRICES, and new men, KI GOODS AMD MEI PRICE gutletiuna. I defer a further and toiler Ocularly laborious, that the t CHROMOS I NEW STORE! Government* is ay r»ctiag of tract* entered into after a day fiv-<l in th. ora ruutox utariiia* tno year rear nothing oottiinr has mu occurred ucrurrvu During the ervuted forth* *al* ol our pruduals, either cf th* toil, the min* or the man1 ufxctitry, a new menu* i* di«uv*rod of I utilixing our idl* canitel and labor to th* The cotre*poodrtic« submitted holo I advantegv of th* whole people ; but in with between this Government rod its . my judgment the first *tep toward ao- diplomatic repreeentetires of other j cvmpiitiiing thi* object i» to »*curo a ceuntnva, shows a satisfactory condition •um«ney good wherrrsr eiviliaatiim reign*-one which, if it become* *up*rabundsnt with on* people, will find n market with i<nm other—a curreuej' Michigan Exchange. Sirjical aid Mectaiital (ion organixed under Ihoproriaiuniot the thing* which *e*m to.me a* ■hwaletelj' necvMary to a return to aped* payment, —the Are! great requisite t* a return to pre*)>eriiy. The legal tender clauaa to the te* autburuing the iaaue of curren­ cy'by the National Government ahould ury not require-1 for the happin*** or itnrted, and in turn luiuk* would wind pto»p*riiy of a people, and involving, up their bu*in*re when it was found both direct’/, foreign indebtedue**. The | there wa* n ieperabuudance of curreucurrvncy being uf a fluctuitting value. . cy. Th* expenotue and judgment of and untale to bold fur Ivgitimat* tranv- the people can bevt decide ju»t bow tutiqp* requiring money, besxme a *ub- , much currency i» require! forth* train­ ject ot speculation in itself. Th*** two ■ action nf the business of the country, rauvea. bo*ever, l.aro involved u* in a I It i* unvaf* to leave the retilament of foreign indebted contracted m good faith [ thi* qnovtbiu to Oongrsa*. the Secretary by the borrower oud lender, which of the Treasury, or the Executive, -Con■hould b-> paid in coin and according to i gnre ahould make th* regulation* un­ til* bond agreed upon when the dobt der wt.kb bauk* ahcula exist, but wu* contracted—gold or it* oquivalvnL ' should not make a banking monopoly The good faith of the "Government can- 1 by limiting the amount of redeemable not be violated toward creditors al the paper currency that *hall be authorised. Notions! disgrace Our commuco Such importance do 1 attach lo this «ub•hould be encouraged ; American ship-' joct, and *o earnestly do 1 commend it building end carrying aapacity incres*- j to your attention, that I giro it proail-’ ed ; foroign market* *ought for the pro- nence by introducing i| at the begining Success is certain for them. Just look at their goods and prices. They are always ready to wait " on you, and show you through, and are not afraid of Comparisons. ' Sweet’s H°Tel.* nd uf .correcting the evil* which are ao- whatever. aourco attainable. ■ It «m ! rl“ saxuse. made nrcevrery in the wiadum of Con- i With roaumption free banking may be grou, and 1 do not doubt their wisdom । autborixad with »afety, giving full pro­ in the promho* regarding th* neceeaity | lection to billholdtn, which they have of th* time, to devire a syttom of Na- ' not under the exuLug law* Indeed I tional currency, which it >• proved to be would regard flee banxmg uv revenliaL im|xw*ibla to keep on n par with the I It wonld give a proper elauwity to the recugnired currency of th* civilixod , currency. A* mor* currency should L« j-jSivw- KaskviHs. preduce th* wealth, and the salaried man, who superintend* and conduct* buxines*. The burden fall* upon them for Jsrat 1 claarar than tba: the greater port uftb* bunion uf existing prostration for the neenxa-.ry legislation to organise a court lion. 1 commend thia *uhjvet to yoar to dispose ot three claim* of the nature referred to in an equitable and aatisfacuol dspreision in th* indu*ttie* and careful rooaideratiou, believing that a pt< spenty of our people. ' fa v oral Jo aulutkm ia attainable, and that it reached by tbi* Congrove the THEY SELL FOR CASH. t. G. UOLHROOK. flUH««VriXti ATfO&XMY s*4 * in Cuba con tin- ipaOAod product of Uia ekill and labor except a THAT DEFY COMPETITION, AT ghta, which, n« well a* cer du- Max’ �XRV ADTEWTIKaun. when I look at the heading of this TRE •Utntion .hall become a ixrt thereof Hastings Drug Store Uth. 1874, tbo G drortiacment. UntH after the HOLIDAY’S Tbo rapidity with which new I ol officers elected war* unconstitutional, and ill*- investigating the jiolitioal leans** I hnve declined State is ra­ the feeling leal capaci­ ty muit b* used in *ueh interposition. tember last, at which th* United Btetoa was represented by aa officer nt the Poot-offiro Department of much experi­ ence and of qualification for the noei- «nch interference become* a crime; with tkra. A convention for the ostablishment of an International Postal Union conn trios represented, subject to the ap- I invite the attention not only of Con­ I respectfully’ direct your attention to gress, but of the .people of the Unitod otaleo, to the causes end effects ot thee* unhappy questions. Ia there not a dis- equitable adjustment of the qusetbn of compensation to railroads for carrying the mail*. TouTKUantion will be drawn to the unsettled condition of affairs in some of the Smithinn State*. On the Uth of September laat, the Governor of Louisana called upon me, as provided by the Constitution and law* of tbi* United Blates, to aid iu »upprca*lng don»**tic violence in that State. Tins call was on that day by D. B. Ponn, stating that be was elected Lieutenant Governor in 1872, and calling upon th* militia of the Stale to arm, aaaemblo end drive from power th* usurpers, a* ho designated the officer* of the State Governmon L On the nest day I issued my proclama- on that day they had taken forcible possession of the State House. Step* were taken by me to support the axixtfngand recognised State Government, but boforo the expiration of the five daye tbo insurrectionnry movement was practically abandoned, and the olSrexs I of the Slate Government, with some minor exceptions reaumrd their powers and dutie* Consider.ug that thn pres­ ent Sla:* administration of Louisiana had been the only government in that side to belittle or justify them 1 If public opinion could be directed to a correct survey of what exists, and to re­ buking wrong and aiding the propter au­ thorities in punishing it, a batter state -r r-.i:______ n 1_ j .u. Southern States, th* bettor part of them there is a disposition to be law-abiding Gent’s Clothing, cawful issue without general approval and aasistauc*, and poettire law to sup­ port it. I have stated that th* oloauats of ths prosperity to ths Nation's capital —labor, skilled and unskilled, and pro ducts of the soil—still remain with us. To direct the omploymsnt'of these is a problem deserving the most serious at­ tention of Congress. If employment can bo given to all labor offering itself, prosperity necessarily follow* cariTAL xvn uaox right in ignoring the existence of vio­ lence and bloodshed in resistance to constituted authority ? I sympathise with their prostrate condition, and would do all in my power to relicts i them, acknowledging that in some in- peat it hear,that th* fire: requisite to tho accomplishtaout of this end is ths sub­ stitution of a sound currency in place of one of flurtuatiug value. This secur­ nominal improvement*, not giving bene­ ed, there are many interests that alight fit* equal to the hardship* imposed, but tie fostered to the great profit of both can they proclaim' themselves entirely labor and capital. How to induce capi­ blamelw* fur tbi* condition f They tal to employ loboi ia the question. Th* cannot. Violone* ha* been rampant subject of cheap transportation has oein eomo localities, and has fnrthar cumed th* attention of Congress. Now light on thia question will without doubt be given by the committee appointed by the last Congrea* to iav**tigato and re­ port upon th* eobioct. lU-W*, Mw, Dec, 10th, 1(74. GOLDSMITH'S BRYANT & STRATTON Make the Holiday, the liapplaat season ot tba year. Call al die Jewelry Store : Ike lIznnntiKYrr A Cn where will I— MunH th. .i^_n. oi n aurncu, jewoiry, niiverware, or., ever nroognt Into Ulla market. We do not nianuTaet ore, but evil all grades of Watcbea, llacludlug the beat manufac- ana itw number, eo that grade of watch they are ad good* by ua are war- Wo 'request buyers to examine our stock of WA-TC^IliS, Stln^ h/Id It is the purpose of the Pub­ terest* alike. If an r thing better ean L>1 AMON1IH, SptOTnotf, OPIUM HaStTCUUDatfl lisher of the Banneb. to settle WE ALSO SELL SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES IKE HENDERSHOTT de CO., Iu th* Boston Cash Store, Union Block, Slate St. Hastings, Dec. 9, 1874. with every person who docs SPECIAL OFFER. business with the Bannkh office prior to Jon. 1st. 1875, Mtad to that end is now making out THE ALDINE NEW PUBLICATIONS. insut on a prompt settlement. THE ALDINE; THE ABT JOURNAL OF AMERICA. Be warned in time. to-day to tbo publication in full from aa pvrfcct’u copy as we could etbain. of the MSMlMyabli* laUr■luaaadlsll Islam.. We hope every Tutor will carefully pe­ Parts I, IT, III and IV ere now ready. ruse it, end thoghtfuily consider what Is it* impracticable financial pulley, we re­ gard it aa the authorised exposition of the prigcipls* >ud policy of th* Repub­ lican party. On th* Financial question. SUTTON’S Leisure-Hour Itiscailany. REPRODUCING theyi’rerident. They would of co uro* meat tbo approval of tbs Wall Street them ; but they would at the Mtn* time cause the laboring elaa**a to languish before the tyrannical power of a tnon- il liberty and political iortepeodenee payments for the working men—No National Band circulation, bnt from banking, with green banks as a nation- the protection of whom there should be special Legislation. Theos are tbs THE REPUBLICAN BANNER 8 tat* Bonds quiet snd steady. Raihuad bonds available, ic downward. r to July 1, A notable exception to thia the week 187-1, J-^.<.-40 Call loan* SCRAP BOOKS. Hasting*. Sept., Dth 1874. Spooner &, Hepburn IVEW GROCERY A.TVL> ^EA. HOUSE, Just opened in Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE, Block, South Siot of SpiT* STWT WARRANTED PURE. For the accommodation of such of our friends as may desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with Lamps &. Fixtures, Crockery, Glass & Wooden Ware Always on hand at priceX^that cannot be* beat iu the County The BANNER, we have made arrangements whereby we are enabled to present the following liberal terms, *i,h ihe understanding, however, that the order for our Journal and CAJ&H RU V 8>KS find it to their advantage to ex­ amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. either of the others named, must be sent together, and ac­ companied by the money ; and, also, that wc must receive NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS one subscription fo The BANNER for each copy of every Free delivery to any part of the City. other publication ordered front the list : Respectfully, Spooner Hepburn 811.23 • Detroit Fro* Press. 810.60. and Republican Banner. 81-50, for Detroit Tribune, 110.60, and Republican Banner, 81-50, for Detroit Poet. 810.60, and Republican Banner, 81.50, for Chicago Daily Tribune, 813,00 and Republican Basaer 81,50 for 11.25 WEEKLIES. ■ 84.85 4.85 4.25 8.25 8.05 3.15 - 8.15 2.80 . 8.25 3.25 - 3.15 - - • . - Other Grail MPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTFD! Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and. Spices 3.15 - 8.25 - 8.75 Ml 3.25 • - 6,40 - 6.40 6.40 All grades of Teu, the very be«t iu the Market. Fresh every week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER 4 CO., of Boatou, and for sale at prices which defies successful competition. 4.85 4.85 Harper’s Mdgsxino. 84.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Atlantic Miuibly, 81-00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Scribner'* Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Lippincott's Mriraxine, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81.501 The Galaxy, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81.60 for Lakeside Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Godey'e Lady’s Book, 88 15 and Republican Banner 81-50 tor Bl. Nicholas, 83.00 and Republisan Banner 81.50 for Notional Live Stock Journal, 81.15 and Republican Banner 81.50 I Hurticulturirt. 82 10 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Gardner** Monthly, 82.10 and H^publiean Banner 81-50 for Little Corpora], 81 60 and Republican Banner 81.50 tor - GIVE ME A CALL. nHastings, Nov. v 1AU 10th, 1874. John Stanley J । LIVINGSTONE IS DEAD! c*™. -------------- ■ '■* ■■----------------- 1 '■ I V»r no Ye*.M ■ItlksM hart latvailr *ratak<4 । MoMt*aofiBnt ■KBOIC •T*M0MBa*4 4.85 4.85 4J6 8.75 - — ~ --- ----------A. N. SABIN, notrt f oillin Commission Merchant, DETROIT. RICHIUAN, 3X5 2.7S . 81.60 Republican Banner <1.50 for 84,770,558.45; totil, 815,742.667.61; —________ Banner 81.50 for Ballous Monthly Magarine. 82.00 and Republican llaantr 81.50 for The J'hrenplogical Journal, 83.00 and Itenubheaa Bennvr, 81.50 fov Science of Health, 82,00 and Republican Banner 81,50 for - THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. Buryrille, Nw. 19,1 MONTHLIKS. httWtUr c-.rcu- The Lansing Painting and Gn A complete assortment of all kinds of Whole and Ground Spices All kinds of Fruit in their Beason. ' Fresh Vegetable* always on hand. Alaa we Imre a full line of thn hael Detroit Tribune, 85.30 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Detroit Poet. 85.30 end Republican Banner 81-50 for Detroit Free Proa*. 85.80 and Republican Banner 81.50 for ■ Chicago Tri-Weakly Tribune, 86,50 and Republican Banner 81.60 for Naw York ha* bean dull for all kind* rfUI find at Jo! J. S. GOODYEAR & CO „ , WITH OTHER JOURNALS T1U-WEEKUEM. oianjcr or colobia. for Yourself IN CONNECTION il a (M of 25 Ort t Put SEMI FOB THE ALM HE, Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY Ae. Harper'* Weekly, 34-00 nod Republican Banner, 81-50, for • Harper's Baser, 84.00 and Republican Bonner, 81-50, for • Hearth and Home, 88.00 and Republican Banner, 81.50, for Now York Tribune, 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81-50, for Ths London Art Journal, Toledo Blade, 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81-50, for - Chicago Tim**, 82-00 and Republican Banner. 81-50, for • Chicago Tribune, 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81.50, f..r Chicago Inter-Ocean, 81-65 and Republican Banner, 81-50, for Chicago Journal, 82.15 and Republican Benner. 81-50 for Chicago Poet and Mail. 81.65 and Republican Banner 81.50, lor • Detroit Free Press, 82.00 and Republican Benner 81-50, for Detroit Tribune. 82 00 end Rstidblican Banner 8150, for Detroit Poet, 82.00 end Republican Banner 81-50 for Michigan Farmer, 8A00 and Republican Banner 81-W lor Country Gentleman, 82.50 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Parto L II *>>6 III are just Publiebed. Weatem Rural, 82.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Advanqn, 83.15 aud Republican Banner 81.50 for THE ABT JOUIRAL. New Covenant, 82.65 and Republican Benner 81.50 for • Micbigcn Farmer, 82,16 and Republican Banner 81,50 for . New York Homo Journal, 83,00 and Republican Banner 84,50 for 4y that shall oppose this policy, will fare hard at the election in 1876 in all the Trunks, levelling Bags Where can be found a Choice aud well aelected Stuck of Stan and Fancy . COMPANY’S bill* ogninst every person in­ debted to the office, and Xc rnuaf ub m mum tiuu Come and see QLj\»»kk, CLocki, Jo., Jo. Before purchasing elsewhere, and are satisfied that they will find Uiduremcnto — —1 .11 ,1—i—m. -r.ui___ _ ___ ___________ _ ...... loee prices for rash, or approved credit. , S3tf THE MESSAGE. same policy from our Pacific eeanorts to foreign aoaports on the Peeifio. It might be demanded that veeeeia built The report of the Attorney-General for thia service ehould come up to a standard fixed by legislation in tonnaze, speed and other qualities looking to the possibility of tho Government requiring which I invito your attention. them at soma time for war purposes ; I respectfully suggest to Congress the the ritfht also of taking possession of propriety of increasing the number of them In sueh an emergency should be the judicial district* in tbo United , I offer thee* euggeittow, believing J12WELK.Y, PmT,B Business University, SPECIAL NOTICE. GEOHGE. L. HE Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. £ff •ubsidy tv tho American steamship agree* with the great principle* of lines, but 1 wouidjsuggeet tho direct of­ State '’ ’ ------•- 'u- ----- *—' y, be'is opposed to N« fer of amjda com[ien**tion for carrying the mails between the Atlantic sea­ board citic* and the Continent on Amortcan-oened end Amsricau-bullt steam-j an, and would extend this liberality tie* will be divided, not on the color line, bnt on principle. Then we (ball have no complaint of sectional intorfer- Hilary drills, with nwn- NOW IS YOUR TIME I J. P. ROBERTS. Thia is a ticularly of iron steamship building, is of vast importance tu our National prosperity. The United States is aew • legally called upon for that purpose, to paying “T«r (1,000,000 pet annum eluding the amendments added thereto, for freighl* and pe**»gv on for­ will be enforced with rigor, bnt wilt: a eign ship* to bo aarvied abroad and ex­ regret that they should hare added one pended in ths employment and support jot or till" to tho Executive dutie* and of other people, beyond a fair percent­ Congrees to thia subject, slating that on age of what should go to foreign res­ eels, estimating ou the tonnage end advocates of both or all political parties appear* that the return* thereof were giving honest and truthful reports of oc. travel of each re*p:ct<vely. It i* to bo regretted that this disparity in th* car­ currenuea, condosnuing tho wrong and rying i rede exists, and to correct U I upholding the right, and eocn all will be would be willing to eeo a croai depart­ welb Under oxtoting cireuinstance* the ure from tho usual course of tho GorNegro vote* the Republican ticket, because ho know* his friends would not suggest as a remodr direct thatr appearance; White Iioaguo* and .... r. i.— J. L. REED. HEADQUARTERS impracticable to maintain them without erumont and improvemeal to be borne This is the ul*s the direct and positive support of Con- by the General Government and th* eilioe of WeehlaRtao an 1 Georgetown and the country, should bo carefully end give it their support only to find fault when the rulee are apparently deported I from. Removals from office without sign of the Golden Mortar. prefering chargre against partis* re­ act approved Jun* 23, 1873,1 appointed moved ar* frequently cited aa depar­ a Board to make a survey of tbo mouth ture* from the rule* adopted, and th* of the Mierierippi River, with a view u> reiteration of those against whom charg ,determine the beet method of obtaining 34lf ea are mad* by irresponsible person* aud mrintamiug a depth of water suffiand without good grounds is also often , condemned as a violation of them. Un­ *n act tu provide for the appointment ol nounc* that if Congress adjourns with­ a Commission fo Engineers to liuvostiout positive legiilation an the subject of Wm. E. Savage Bros' A Column, “Civil Service Reform," I will regard such action as a disapproval of th* eye- sippi River subjvci to icusdation, I ap­ rpo THOSE BUILD1XG. pointed a Commission uf Engineers. Neither Board he* yet completed its la­ teia appointee* to determine their fitnes*. bor*. When their repterta are received Cempotiliv* examination* will be aban- ‘they will be fervrarded to Congress without delay. U. H. GRANT. services without compensation as mem­ bers of the Board to devise rule* and regulation* for the government of the country's civil service have shown much seal and e^rnntuea* in their work and to them, ns well a* to myself, it will bo within ci bean* of tbo freedom of the Util BkSipes Santa Claus usable, with the op|ioaition with which they meet. Tho effect of it has been TOADVxrm: H A-PvD CI/iTEHH.'' regarded m th* grouads al Capital, in which th* entire pieoj'l* are interested. I do net allude to thia to urge generous appropriations to ths District, bnt to draw th* attention ol School Books, Blank Book,, Toy and a large majority of those It may be expected ;hat every civilised Coogreia, in framing a law for th* gov­ Gift Books, and everything in thio line nation will be represented. ernment of the District, to th* msgnifitub civil sravicc. HD »U thsStata, County and Township il eartice of the Government have been statistics of a year ago, shows a growth ia every branch of the department. A postal convention has been conclud­ ed poetal^anls eetablisbed with Switx- THERE IS OINE THIMfGr that 1 am sorry for "and that is” to be compelled to discharge Hpncst, Industrious and competent Mechanics, who are deserving of steady employment, because I am.ovgr-stocked with work fin­ ished. My shops are all fall of work. "Buggies aud Cutters” and now if the people of this good County of Barry would en­ courage Mechanical Industry at home and thereby promote their ’ own interestzdhlr will all come to Hastings and buy all thei ■H mnum, tobar, 1874, tba ooMtitatfou, aa therein tuilltarj. in a big word. Yet I mean that same thing. I commenced bus­ iness in Hostings in 1866 without a dollar and I hold my own yet. That don t look like a failure does.it "No not much.” ’ Medicine*, Chemical*, Paints, Oil* DyeBtoff aud everything belonging to a first I cannot help but think that I WILL SUCCEED GEO. A. PRINCE & CO. Organs & Melodeons. ni.iCKUuaa. 8.75 2.85 2 75 835 ■ 835 - 8,15 C. SCHULENBURG. - OILS. HASTINGS IABBH10RI8! e. WHVLEXBUkO. TKrnRMvooi umfun WEBSTER’S MONUMENTS 5 4,000 EEE XtaU H RAD STONES. ^TNCHdk MISMl’CASt. MANTLES, Merc hint Tsilors, �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. the City of Heatings, bail ax mquMt, at Woodland, span tbo body <4 8. M. Beerbower late of that Township who died Suddenly oa Friday last A pesl■eri« by Dr. Wm. Upjohn of this city, •bowed that bo died of Pneumonia, and a verdict to that affect was render­ ed by tho coroner's jury. Information ia wanted of the whereabonts of Lorina and Fanny Mesick, formerly of Lydin, Lewie county, Now York, They came West some yean si neo. Any information of thvirwhare•bouts will be thankfully received by Ammon Greene, Bootlegs, Michn or Almira Greene, West Weber. Weber ounnty, Utah. Exchanges pUiao make a note of this item and oblige, Ed. of Ciabbmj Rates. ork fin. ’utters’ Fur t!i s surommodatiou uf our snb.cribera who desire any other book, •usgarine. or papur, [ml liahed, with ot without the advertised premiums, wo will obtain it fur you at the Low mt lUim, without any es|>ense to yon in u nding the erder. On Monday wo received a call from Mr T. B. Montgomery, agent for the 7nJw Printing Co., of Dotrwt, who are engaged in the publication of a State Gaaetterr and directory uf tbo hading businosi houses ot the State. The work, judging from thooo hitherto issued, will bo one of great value. Wo hope our people will toko an interest in thia work, and do all they can to aid Mr. Montgomc.y in his work total blippe# jiotice;. PICTURES 1 PICTURES 1 l am now all alone in the Photograph l.ukinoea, and aa 1 have made arrange­ ments to itftrcase my facilities fordoing butter work than ever, all should cau nnJ got a negative token. The superi­ ority of my work in the post is a suffi■ i«ut guarantee of first-class work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side State Street. Mltf Gao. L. naira. Rev. E. P. Hoe’s'latest work—“The Tho editor of the Jreraa/ asks “our city dads" to be preparing some amendmoots toour city Charter, just as though be thought that amendments could bo pauod that every Rapwblican ia the city will oppose- to wit: To legislate all tbo patronage of tbo city into his hands. Again as to the matter of 8uI>ervisor4. the city has but two now. though there should bo four. As to the Rocunler'e salary we know of flfly just as good men aa there are in tbo city, who will bo glad to accept tbo office of Recorder for the legal foes, and ask for no other c'vnpsnsation, and thus save the city tl> • anliry now paid by the charter, a.. I ths »f .-»linga which at pres­ ent are as nu'i -.uore. Wo secured as Senator, tho pasugo of a law for mak­ ing tba improvements at the North end of tho Iron bridge, and the Council bare hut toc.-mply with that law, and that dMlructivn to tho entsranco to tbo city from tho North and West will tasU Rainny. Biigbt — Sunny— Yesterday Opening of a ^Chestnut Burr”—well dtwrvre a phon in every family. For sale at S4t2 Horxtxs A Babmm, By Ordsv of Committs Pioneer Meeting. bills will do good to those who baro Holiday goods to oe 11. Helen Blases ia a popular personage. Such aa ait down hard upon aidewalka of thia city alippeiy morning allude to round les Sacred Music-Olber Music-Sunday -Buildings fa Naw York and Real ptale-Amusements and Luxuries —Tilt oa-Beechor—Business. we were content to furnish vocalism Io tha ehuschea for nothing, and even oatoem it aa honor and privilege to bo in­ vited to make one of the choir. In New York sacred music ia quite another thing. Singing ia choirs is aa much of a profession aa singing in operas—la fact, the aingera who de­ light tbo public in opera, wsek-Jay night's furnish tbo sacred music for tbo Chur.be. Bundays, and a very pret­ ty sum it eooto a eburcb to get such music a. it wante. Tbe organist, for instance, in a seasonable plain ah arch gets 31.000 per aanum, tbe leader ur npanager gets aa much more, the so­ prano gets from 3500 to 3700, Um alto aa much, and the tenor and basso about the same, or generally a little leu This inakM tha quartette Then eemoe a chorus of perhaps twenty voices who are poid from 3109 to 8500 each, ac­ cording to position, quality aud eapacThose singers are almost without ex­ ception profeoeionals, who sing praises tu the Almighty without feeling, earing or knowing what they sing—their busi­ ness being [mroly mercenary This scale of prices applies only to the moderatelv opulent churches -tho great ones double or treble tboio figures In Trin­ ity for instance tho music is quite as esreltent in character aa that of tbo operatio stage, acd it attracts thousands af Maple who go for that alone. In many of the churchse, choirs of boys are employed. It is all well, l ew no reason why the Evil One should mo­ nopolise all tbo good things ot lite. Why should not sacred muuc bo ren­ dered artistically, and why ebouM n« tbo beet mesical talent be employed in tho service of the temple? It at tree's people to places of wbrahip, and im­ presses them when they get there. At least so say the cletgymeu, and who should know if they don't F Boucher 's church has a superb organist, ZundeL aud a ehotc who simply lead the Multi­ tude, and Talmadgo doeo without a choir. Tho organ and a cornet player lead tbo people. When 5,000 people in that itnnssia audianoo-room raise their vuises together, tbo effect is inde­ scribably gvand. And speaking of that th- places oiutMoine-t a-o he*irpatronised thanoferar TU\,p«V w?.h Grini Hirn Vsllsy Divixta HOLIDAY GOODS, rfi1" U crj,rf*d J iho theatres full mghtly. «»d the draking bqusoo and tbo moos fashiuaaUe rretaatntitu, where a diner ociti »i to »fl. UBto hat the fosnionaLl. retailors sol i mure comly goods than thsy have this season. The jowslera are selling enormous quantities of expensive guods, and the importer of silks aad toons aad that class, never sold more. And the quostiou is, who buys them ? Now Verters, as a rate, ar. ocoaomixing, bnt uovertbeloM tbe goods go. One standing an’ hour at tire bar. ofany of tbe great ho­ tels. and seeing tho amount of brandy cou.umod at 4U costs a drink, wouldn't sup[KMe tbi tountry was suffering from stagnation in butineix, and that th.re was universal distress iu tho city. Nur would , they suppoee that GO.OtX) men were out of work on the island, and that thoir wives and children wore ac­ tually suffering tor bread. The two ex­ tremes coma very clme to each other. oontikuoe unertlled and unsatisfactory. Tho employer! am ducharging vast numbers uf men and reducing not only the time but the wages of those they re­ tain. The poor feltowa, driven to msdnees, strike-tho factories cluse, and then cumcs Longer, cold anti despera­ tion. Thio.will bo the wont winter Now York has over aeon, leaburing men who have something to do out of Now York are voty lucky. atjafoisass: L .u-. 11,^ We need Hon. F. W. Sherman, formerly edi­ tor of the Expounder, and a prominent Democratic politician at one tuna, died at Marshall Tuaadav, the Sth fast. maul ot l>ia inJebtadttoaa to us ia a lie. Won’t ba please wove it true or false Co««tnit ColakX, Grand Rapids ; by Milling with^jst That ia all we ask thorough work ; able teachers. Great­ er demand far students to fill poeitions Do your advertising in the Baaaxa. than the supply. Terms reasonable. A Worthy Tribute. For circulars addreas C. G. Bwensborg, It is the best advertising medium in the county. and has a larger ’ ‘ ‘ Proprietor. During tbe Allognanianv concert tour through England. Ireland and Scotland, L. Ruescll. money to Loan on Ileal than all the other papers in .... * oo,r they were endorsed by tbo press both AU Rasdy to Buy Wheat, Osts, and Gift your tax receipts at tbi. efiloo. secular and religious. Wo copy tho following extracts : Other Grain. , Always co baud or got up to order, Tbe Coogregntionalist, Scotland, says : -■ with township painted in, uu short no. “They have not only astonished, but The now firm of Creasy A Holden t[ee( on paper ruled specially for won tho admiration of all our lovers bi to purchase Wheat, Wheat, ate now prepared t«. puncM soul stirring music.” ...... and ...... other ,, un, nt-tho Storehouse , Oats, grain, r Tbo Rev. Mr. Spurgeon says : "No • । Wo ask tho special attention ef our human tongue could disoouree more ot----W.—T. —Eastman, earner •• Broadway and Railroad streets. Tho tugtmet readers to our new ads. thia week. All molifluous music.” Rev. J. Griffith, Sl Paul’s Church, our dealers promise they will perfum and they promise a great deal. Don't fail savs : "The AUvgtanians pre-ominently command the respect and patronage of the public." Tbe Company will appear with their into John Stanley’s cheap Grocery Store, Orchestral Band at Union Hall, Satur­ and be ia wiling them at prices that day evening, Dec. 10th. The Alleghaniens prerent free to every Tbe undesigned haring purchased most people will appreciate. Rom:ca­ a‘ and gentleman oo entering the tbe Barry villf Flouring Mill, are pre- ber the place 24 Jefferson street. > Mnaknl Programme, which ia fol­ I trod to do milling of any description ly worth the price of admission, and is a We regret to loom of tho death at on short notice. Patronage solicitednew feature in their concert.. CiuWn work a speciality. Cash paid St. Joseph, Berrien county, on the 4th Tickets for sale at tho Post office. for wheat, corn, oats.and buckwbeatinstant, of CapL Horace K. lAeyley, Watxaa A Hisxxiv. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. brother of tho late Mrs. Warron Chap Barryville, Hur. 19, 1874. 31tn3 man. and one of the beat men wo ever •merit of the Fifth I want to exchange one platform spring wagon for a good borer, small Tbo national wool growers’ associa­ Aa maacr of the gitt concerts given tion will protest against the reciproeily in aid of tho Public Library of Keatnctreaty with Canada,as being a one-sided ky, my position erosive an important benefit throughout, stimulating every trosi in behalf of the Public Library branch o( industry in Canada al our ex- and the ticket-holders of th*. fif h gift concert The Public Library of Ken­ tucky and tho ticket-holders arc jointly Confectionery---- A large and frash John, where did yuu get that •'To intoroetod ia the amount of the drawing. stock for. tbo Holdaye at Tbo larger tho fund to be distributed in Lei I Inquire Within," whieh yuu pubMrooaxaA Hxratran’a gifts, the greater will be the gift award­ lisbol last week f We boar it hinted ed to each lucky tickot-bohor and the Good News—Will Remain. that come small buys.soot ix to you. to more the amount realised by tho Libra­ aso if to rw^sr aa article would be pub­ ry To have a full drawing is so mani­ festly to tbo interest of to those internelished by you. led. that, rather than have a fractional We undanSand tbo Knights of I’ytb- drawing uu the 30th ins*.. 1 deem it us had a pleasant party at Union Ball last doo to the trust confided to me by tho week Wednesdsy evening The atten­ •iekel-boMers and tho Public Library of ...!».< r— dance was not as large aa was expestad, K..lmkr ™ Mri. O.n but all prooent oajuyed themselves to UMuldXickela and have a full drawing. or write for circulars. Though tho very lanre amount now iu Sotforcrs for months or years from bask would enable us to distribute Catarrii, Deofneoa, Epilepsy. Nervous It ia stated that Jamon H Blona of handsome gifts, yet we should-fool diaDebility, Consumption, and other inval­ tho Port Huron Times, Secretory of the appeinffid iu tlsie our last concert,sbouM ids, be soon cures. Also Fistula, turu<.i Siiicturu, Deformities, etc. Special Senate, is a candidate for re-election. we be eompalled to make «- fractional and difficult rases eotiettod. Lmlieu out If ao. bs should be elected, for their drawing, however large. We have received ao very largo a of health, go to him ar hav4 hia reme­ was never a better aecrstary of any number of letters from ell parts ot tbo dies. Tho greatest skill, exparienee tudy, than U make*. country from the moot largely inlerestnod eoocne in his BfMcialitMS. P. a—Men (whatever read or doc­ SuL-cviptiow for the Rxrcausun s.t, urging a [xatpcncmout if all the tored) who want reliable aid, advice aad Baxvn are coming in very lively of tickets to not oMd by the 30th, that wo feel otrengtbeood in our sense of duty cure, in awy confidential case should not late, showing that the paper is increas­ to tho ticket-holders end the Public Li­ fail to consult the Doctor at once, m pwson or by letter. Rrmed-es sent ov- ing in publte favor favor. Onr patrons brary, to make tbe poeipooemenL U>may expect great impcwm.eut in the thectrunmstahcre, »• here determined. pe;mT at no distant day. 1,000 lbs, Fancy Mixed Candies for Holiday! IS t/ n-wj mo iiuv, au-.i ui rjoua lAeau x roctur uy [■eying lbs coats already incurred and counsel foes, amounting in all to about 85,000. Tho public take this action of his aa a oonfeeaion that her ease was good, but it will bs‘remembered that bo nevor asserted that Beecher had bad criminal intercourse with her—only that Becehcr tub! him so. This he still as­ serts Hs eettlee because by giving thio publicity Lis counsel advisk him that be ha« laid himself liable to Mias Proctor There will bo a happy time getting a jury in the maiq caw. Whets run twelve men bo found in Brooklyn who have not formed an opinion in Hus case? It will lake mon'hs tu empannel a jury, I, — - 1_________ I \ Crockery and Glassware Obstacles to Marriage. will be sold nt reduced rales for Holidays. The nicest lot of Castors in Town. READ I READ I Fat Wilts, J’-ittu 4 Saw As the postage oa all newspapers has to be paid at the office of publication, and in ad­ vance, after the first of January From 30 cents to 316,00. next, the subscription price of ft2S: The Republican Ban.nbb from is still abominably dull, though there is somSthing do|r.g all the time, The wholesale people are hying back quiet, ly and waiting, end tjxo manufacturers Boat along by discharging half the workmen end reducing the ums of thow they keep. Oh for tho good old times when things went with a jump GROCERIES, GROCERIES; and after that date will bo 11,86 per year to subscribers receiv­ Our Grocery Stock is larger than ever before, and must ing their papers outside'of the limits of the County, and pay­ the theatres of tbs city .bars fur mouths been giving what in ths are called “Sacred Conrarta." 3 nights. The value of the ' Sacred certs" may bo interred from ths f ment must be made in advance, invariably. Subscribers at a distance desiring The Republi- R ASINS for IB cents. licati Banner after the first of January, must remit prior to To-day ia tho anniversary of tbo Ebonexer Burnett, Jennie Charteton, Boston Harbor Tea Party of Revolu­ Miss Msltio Cyvcy, Mrs Gso Cox. Phi­ lander Durkee, Geo T Tester, Wm Free­ tionary memory, uf “e bundled years man, R A Fuller, Daniel Hastings, Min Corn Horton, Geo Heaberting. Mrs The only prevent wo ask during the Amanda Johnson, Ira Johnson. Sarah Holidays is fur every one who owes us Innning, W. W. WollOtan. a dollar to call,and pay it. eveiy dollar due us. The largest and nicest Stock of TOYS ever , before in Barry County. that time. AU other Goods in proportion. Otherwise the paper will nbt be s-jnt. Remember for the next two weeks only. •’ ijCu liaaad Urttalsa IMtaasMlw A i rUBSWR-iRtlOB fl Murdarin the Roadside Inn. To Wtaclods with Jack Sheppard. 34w3 THE NEW STORE 1 par formnacre, tho same aa oa weekday nights, have boon given Bunday nights, under tho name of sacral concerts, and tbo opera troupes have been quite as unblushing in tbo evasion ‘of the law. Finally the managers of the better class of theatres emered tiieir protest against it ia conjunction with tbs lead­ ing eitisana, and a raid bn the places was inaugurated. Last Bunday night a number of them were clooed, but tho majority of them went through with their performances. ia a very difficult one to manage bora. There io an enormous German end French population, who will not yield one iota of their notions on this subject. Thor regard Sunday as a day not only of rest, but recreation, and crowd into il all the amusement o! the week. They want their gardens in the summer, und halls in the winter, and in tbo evening their theatres and concerto. They can­ not understand why, in a “free" eouu try they should be debarred from doing as they please on any day ia tho week, so that they do not interfere with others. They want to observe tho day in this country as they observed it in tbo land they come from, and they make a vig­ orous fight fur iL It gees into poHtice NEW Hopkins & Barnes, > ; , , Have on exibition one of the I largest Stock of Holiday i Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash Be have, also, a full and com­ plete Stock of Drugs and Medicines. Books and Stationery. Perfumeries, Toilet Sets. »fc. Give us a call. Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings, Dec. 15,1874- question of public policy that is so im­ portant to him, and bis vote io influ­ enced more by this question than by any other. He docs not belisyo iu religious obeervancov on Bnnday, bo has no sympathy with tbs Puritan idea—in short, he is iu antagonism with it all. And to him it is a vital matter, and bo fights it in every possible way. It counts on elec­ tion days, and from ibis time out it will Tbe real estate people are disturbed. Under ths stimulus of the war and wsr infiatiou, real estate west up fearfully. Building lots ir the vicinity of the Park wore a few years ago counted fairly cheap at 120,000, and 325,000 was not an unusual price. They are dot oo IngL now, indeed they couldn’t be sold tonlsy for tbe half what was paid tor them. They lay deed property. There is nu usn In building on them, for chore are a thousand or more empty balsas nb <ve 42d street, and tjiroc times tha*. num­ ber bofow, w>t gang lower down than 14th. I meutfoued lad week the foci that there are thousands of emplv’etoret and offices- This coudilion ol things ia aaaitr accounted for. New York ha» built houses aud store, without provid ing tho burioees to fill them. BLe he« permitted Baltimore to take one port ol her trade, aad Boston another port. She has allowed the dangerous claaeoo. to take poosaesiou <rf tho government of tbo city, and baa done everything poem ble to ebock he; growth and limit her proepority. Tbo Legislaturs. instead of eeiling or filling up tbo lateral canals, which never did any bnsiaoeo and makes heavy draft, on the Erie, foolish!v kevpY them up end drives swsv tho trade which otherwise would find tbo eity by that channel, and her msrcbanU sit down on ‘natural advantages and YORK TOMBS DRESSMAKING, JOB PRINTING INTER-OCEAN TEHEE EDITIONS. MMtramisAiinFEmm F<NE PICTURES I At Granger Prices. M U Uw kislery aT task ••IseyeiSM. By aa. II Lu ywllw “ tt< LEADING REPUBLICS PAPER A' FAMILY IEWIPAFEI. WING GALLERY, Proprietor. B. F- CHIDUTU, Ilf Agent and Operator. UNION HALL! SATURDAY EVENING, IiLilmtm, Ltd tn dart bin. jeoembar 19. ItiW at Haste Camtaa. A faiT CLAM IWIFAFEI I National Newspaper, This Watch THE. ELGIN WATCH CO. �Stop! Hearken Ye! TBS svws jure CHICAGO'TRIBUNE krttXerltw.Mt'tellM CHEAPEST AND BEST 500 PLOTS MD ORGOS The Leading Newspaper in the West. nitric* INDEPENBENT SJBBWt.BV ikv k«ei WM. ItnseMilve sesrrlsa sU >LUh of ip.BioB • safest To Whom it may Concern! Be It known, That I-shall keep in stock and fill to order the Celebrated fir! Jam Jatta & Saw lnoji,' Di^po^o for Plows and other purpose*. Daily, for all Kalamaao.1 Plow* kepi cm hand, ail Inin Beat Plows, . I fl $ IH j Us BUI-vtoM >r Dbm ee4 beeer. IV free that fe sknukee ted shrivstel Bkm vet Uks e nates ia steM: Aad tkr ankst vanes are Otveied •mb Ua. ... Ite< rekre la iky Meedvtiseer. hllLMVra-fermkiun >>4 bsrsUw. of all CL'RTIB, DODGE. ROBINSON io notin America to-day a eingb jour­ nalist of national reputation who has not devoted more tituo and moru hard work to bis profession than, with equal fitness and application, would have made him a great lawyer or good doctor And yet ninety out of every hundred mon you meet on the atroets will hesitate about carrying a bod or making a pair of shoes, whereas there will (irobably not bo one ia a hundred who eaa't ac­ cording to his own jugoment, edit aay newspsner in the country bettor than it is editoa, ao matter in what manner or by whom.'* The eeeelenly vf Tkel.Betef Kara hOium ■> (Tnt Ibal wv arv Ttflkrtj yriBUBg NEARLY 12.000 COPIES A DAY, I shall rontinno to keep on hand and •ell the beat of 4sUr^sp«rs pet tovviksr. Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. JAMES A. SCRIPPS, PeWufor. 31t3 Danun, Mien ikyi b, vine* *t lb* •ewe' •* SL-Ksa.sSEasts MlRUirt.r.f ib. B^nb-aaM SBBTIBr tr-wBo an ib m« H > son*, of Also a General saortment GaP.Rimil&CiL Agricultural Imolements ehop* at Muskegon. The State Poultry Show ia to lake place io Young Mea'e Hall, Detroit, from the 18th to tbe 'diet uf January AC., AC. RKMINGTON SEWING BACHI'E <Grvr mb k Cau.) la?ar.u SS' ’ to Iks «4 Warehouse romer Broadway end An- I' pie Streets W.T. EASTMAN. । Hasting", Sept 23,1874. RS SSISTSKSSSRSS. ■•HCMB. »uk iBUraai bi lk» raw et I 1 ‘Ir ucwr u» mi«u T.ae 1 iwnir, 4«eMM< !••••• «ll«« IMMUUea dBl? WU ■•MB. BZ,*>• I—BBiBt. ^TB^lM 1 iRIbrU Cellar M reedlly • (There BeUdtegl. . thing that men out of employment ean do ia to let the can run over their legs and then sue the railroad company for •10,000. . Tho Detroit Safe Company has just completed two safes, with a capacity for holding Si,000.000 of coin and bullion •> ■ICHICAR CENTRAL R. R. 41 Pari But N.Y- III titnCraouu.wr laud for Grand Hirer Valley Division JOHN STANLEY •10,000. It is aacerteinod .that not lees than 138.152, legal and qualified voters ia Michigan refrained from Toting at tho laat election, which ia mere than either •riatk. JwUBBfPr.Uu. if lk<«u. «f J.ha Lal Conned Fruits and Lodge uf Michigan I. O. O. F. bare J Leon declared elected for the year 1875 by the board of canvasser*. whieb bald ita aaasioa recently: George Dean ol Detroit, >1. W. 0. M.: John N. Ingereoll of Corunna, R. W. D O. M.; D. Burnham Tracey, R. W. G. W.; E. H. Whitney of Lansing. It. W. G. Sec’y; R. IL Morrison of Sturgis, R. W. G. Trs**urer; George W. Griggs of Grand La pi Is, R. W. G Rreprosentativo to . My intimate friend know a noble Grand Lodge of U. 8. ) young girl, the pride of luting parents, Ionia ia injluck. the Commissioner* who showered upon her errery advan­ for tha location ot the naw IntarmedhUc tage that wealth could jioaably procure State Prison, Meears. Rich, Swift aaA or the beat society afford, She was Hills. having decided to locate that in­ graceful and beautiful in parson, intel- stitution in that beautiful city. Tba seetual aud brilliant in cuuvcrsatiou.and citiaens have donated a tract consisting indeed it eaemed os if perfection had of silty aaree of derated land, lying had been almost attained. Her contri­ butions tn the papers n*re creating quite an interest, and. bad I it net boon and L. M. Railroad. lopia is equally otherwise willed, aba would been have oeccwible from tbo nortlt*od tbo south, a bright light in tbe ht<trary world. ' or from the east or west, by means of But a more trying work and a greater tha above named railroads. Tha loca­ reward awaited Lor—uno that would tion seems to ba a judicioui one. place a brilliant star m her crown ot gbry aad give her joy cternnl. She became acuqaiated with aad maried a gentleman, bar equal, apparently, iu The loromotire engineers represent­ every respect. Their life was a round of sunshine; thoir cup of Hies full to ing the various roods in Illinois adopt­ tbe brim, when, tn an ungarded moment, ed resolutions protesting against the the tempter entered—at first with cau­ contemplated reduction of wages. tious tread, but anon bold, upright and Our navy, according to the report of , the s«eretary,is m a remarkably efficient condition. It consists of 1S3 vessels.' with 1,254 Rons. wife earnest!? entreated h« boaband for their child's sake, for iter health a sake, to let the wiuecup remain un­ touched. How suroly she was tried to know her entreaties were unavailing! ' My friend whispered, ''Will not God call you to account for tho talent which yon are hiding und.-r u bushel T Do you not owe your child something T Did God give you strength to waste in care of a drunken husband T Taiave him, oh ! my dear friand.” “No, Sarah ; have rnura faith ; nl 1 will yet end right. Didi net pron>i«e tu love, honor and cherish uatil death ? 1 will drain the biller cup to the very dregs: but lonre him—nsrer Tbo support of tho family fell upon Fish. THEkUSON&HAMLIN DRA M CO niMLIS |i OKU LX 11 11 ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR 1075. "hSSA! Briggs House ’cUi^rs; lUmdolph 8t and Fifth Arc., CHICAGO. JENNIE, Gaeton’e majority fur Governor in; Massachusetts is 7,032, while the rest of; tbe fttata ticket is Republican by from i ; The hevada Legislatuer will stead: 'Senate—Republicans, 16 ; Democrats. 7. Assembly—Democrats, 17; Repub­ licans, 31; Independents, 3. The R«pubtican majority otfjoint ballot ia 22. Tbo Albany ^fryas gives the complete official vuto of New York for Governor a. follows : Tilden, 41M13 i Dix, 3«1406; Clark, prohibitionist, 10,214. "Gath" say* of tbe next speakership.' Al the present moment it is believed that the issue lies between Kerr of In­ diana and Wood of New York. Wood has tbo long purse; Kerr tbo clean con­ science. With my knowledge of the Democracy, I bet on Woo-1. OF KILDARE. Tho Now York liqndr dealer who was convicted of selling without a license has been eentonced Io City Prison for iXD OTHER SORBS BT 1 E STEW RAILROAD The eituation at Scranton, Pa, is anything but rbeeful. It is represented that thousands of minora are" nneraployed and actually at the point of star­ vation. Riot, ootrage and bloodshed are of daily occurrence. Judge Charles Devons, jr„ of Worce­ ster has been engaged to deliver tbo Bunker Bill Centennial oration next year, in (>Uco of Robert C Winthrop, —L— .1_ 11_ j aot.be a candidate for tbe United Btatee Senate.- He roeommeu'fli Mr. Hamlin for tbe Senatorahip. Repreeentative l*eweo says ho will continue to opnoeo tho Uhorpenning claim, which he etill believos to bo a MICHIGAN CENTRAL. Specimen Copies Sent Free *3 J. Cole & Son. L. D. Sine'a Twenty-First GRAND ANNUAL DSTRIBUT1 In Valuable Gifts 1 asasfi camal raijK. $20,000 00 Dio- for Said it tie Lowot UtIm Bitt UH PLASTEE un WATER LIB UE I HAIE Shingles, Lath, &c. IN CASH I 00 IN CASH! W $!■ D! MB! F |WIIM w A NTED/r^x: Business that will Pay � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-12-23.pdf 578a7346f4ceb15c0225dda21ad0182c PDF Text Text Tifi f\ap<leuc^y - - EDITOR AND PUBUSHER, VOL. XIX. NO. 35 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1874. rrotegiiipal and Bflig Ctp!;. RAILWAY AlIYMES. After the children had'departed, Mr Twinkleton, who had for eome minute* been silently contemplating th* fantaa- WHOLE NO. 969. dinner, begin buitling , "letting tmaga atraigh 1, she —*« intimalion that, oo the part o! th* WM. UPJOHN, JOHN ROBERTS, 1 A. P. DRAKE. E. F-tlROH N, Ml. D. iiountoFATiirrr.-oaM. •*•* * HEARD THE NEWS ? No! What fait f SPOONER&HEPBURN ill*d ind- Tabby, m it would be real charity tv in- meanwhile clanging forth a hearty wel­ come to the new day. The Twinkleton* wore but humble w»—more 'apeciaUy you, aa uied to take each notice of poor Sally, thair uieee. What d've *ay f" ' Tim,*' reapondeu bi* wife, a amilo lighting up her broad, jovial face, there'* nothing aa I ahould Ilk* bettor. They’re rosjiectinr tho cooking, being deeirof ascertaining whether Mn. Lunn be told bank, and th*lr bread came to them on­ ly by dint of indefatigable labor; but another fir* minntoa; but Tim declared a-going, without turning up tb*lr noee* they poeiMMd what ia better than mon­ article ef furaiinr* tbt at it if th* shak* of the bag shouldn't ey, or land*, or worldly riche* of any havic-g giviag her all^ turn out *0 good a* they exited." deaeription; that brightly clad fairy Mr*. Twinkteton was from Bc»*r**t- Content, wai perpetually throwing ih'ir*. and during a residence of aotue fifteen ’yv*r* in London had retained with extraordinary purity th* dialect had tbanklul****—a gift which materi­ ally added Io their -happintM. Then, "Air, poor Bally," ob**rr*d Mr. Twinby one quilted Ui* tel kletou. "tibnu about th* last girl many ■ last fond look a* you'd think would 'a gone wrong. ARE GOING TO LEAVE TOWN. ^°&ness not, as Iwas in there to-day and they were all busy. The store full of customers. then talk about their leaving with such stacks of goods, and more coming all the time. It is all a Hoax, they came to stay and here are five reasons for it. chap, Joe Brigg*." Don't yuu jwlge too harshly. Tim," aaid Mn. Tsiukleton, suspending bar labor* for a brief tpaeo; “thing* did look bail agin her, although the wrote home siring *h* had gouo uff with Brigg* a* a sisterly companion, and n kind of good genius to him. aud noth- aVETqtt udOnt.sl Cesversaeer. K ^r^’StrTX’.'Slr;- T. It. DIAMOND. o. SVPT of actlOCLA e*4 Nstarr Pslils.sat CXDERSnKntry fwlheCoestv .t Dem. s*4 AeeUeseer. A It bulaees se4 eslU krill reeelro LUCIUS RUSNE1.L, rfUl. Cireali C.art Ceuliataeer, JeMte* at WRIUHTk. HOLBROOK. " stutters la tt S'-«je. Hist I hey iindeisiniKi their bu.>jiie8H, both of them having been lor a number of years with the largest Retail Grocery House in the State for . C5th I hey attend to their own business. neaa Nsllnesl Baek, vksroks •t^ihsr urns* *?'«£»"utas*- WM. II. IIAYFORD. DENTIST Nartrille, • Miciim- Sweet’s H°Tbl> ’ RAPlDlt................................ MICH I generally manage to carry it out. Whan I first went to Squire Mangold** in Oxford*hir*. a* kitchen maid, the pct* aud brae*** were, though never having been properly looke-1 after, (for tb* Success is certain for them. Just look at their goods and prices. They are always ready to wait on you, and show you through, and are not afraid of Comparisons. . 4- s<'94'l II »T‘ lBExTun 80941} 11 cf. pm Lb. Bttp /I. 0. Suc^if 10 cys pm Lb. /BOD TlfBLl Spuup P5 CJ-. 4 Q/fLLop. P»HT ^lc0 ftoLm..., 60 qpt. fotor/ l(io Cofpti, 15 cy« 4 Lb. Qood Quoupo Coppit, ig opt 4 Lt. 75 ’‘•PT* Yo»l><) 50 oippt Tfqtipi, ig otppt CunM/lTt, 10 ctpps /{lot, loctppi Soqp 5 ct/lpi. TfmoLiqi/p OiL, to cr/lpt pm tjqLLo/l. T0W0ES pipEtfPLE LOBSTERS pE^OffES BL^OKBElfpiES SJtfDIEpS q^EEp COfrf JELLIES p/fEpCIf fiUSTVID STMWBEqqiES, COVE OrS/Elfi E/lQiitii CffEpiflES S^L/EOp Md fawil prayers r dtaro- head, ‘it’* tk* same. »uro. Whatever did useY 'ifomelhing,' I aaya, 'that nsvsr -lall*. It's an old remedy, aa old aa Adam—it's alber-grsaae well rubbed brought them put* and tuna to abrightncea they never bad beloro, and it’a elber-greaee aa'll reconcile tb* Lunn* to poor Sally.*’ "Tabitha," romark»J Mr. Twinkletoo, riling from bii Mat, and giving hi* FRUIT EXTRACTS-Cocoanut, Citron, and Lemon Peel, Mace, Carraways, Sugar MRS. Sand and Frosting Sugar- TWINKLETONS SmiKIL fWS! Chromo School Cards, the seconds. Glass ware very low. Lamps all styles and sizes. Burners, Chimneys, and all kinds of lamp goods. STONE JABS and CROCKS ALL SIZES. JK fUfflC MILL AMD MBBB YABD Oil Paintings YOU WILL FIND dwarf than he children, took to t'hemtelvoe a little gal, It tinea an ounoe.” ling th* goceo with the touch of a uiaaa .n....... wiltiWahe ... nf . very fin* bird, and likely to prov* re­ markably tender. With that Hr. Twinkleton directed ‘And you can't wander al it Thor < ,’lgotno children .to bring wanntb progeny with which hie weeded Ute bad been bleeeed, until tired with th* CHROMOS I cirr/ii.. wt- NEW YORK TOMBS M STILB W fflB! OF ill BBCmiSji NEW LUMBER, NEW PRICES, : AND NEW MEN, I THAT DEFY COMPETITION, AT ner, which she very m spoil; and thfo fnend all was forgotten, all forgiven. difficulty had occurred with th* •jack" though the** baa turned their back* up­ regulating th* movement! of th* goo**, The tonga belonging te tho repertoire of •nd thia had flurried her, thia good lady wero, like heroilL ohlon her a* shouldn’t." "But," continued Ttm. looking eteed- faahtoeed, but fuU of apirit and homely "Bow long ia it. Tabby, »inc* »h* wrote home, statisg a* aho'd gone off ily into her face, "yon’v* beeu crying, aaid Mr*. Twinkleton. on bid an efoctiicel *ff*ct upon th* ten ju- with Jo* Briggs, to Australia, leaving hi* drouken wife behind f" vinil* member* of tb* Twinkleton fam­ just aa bad in aaking questions ily, all of whom, including lb* two children. Ain't 1 been mixinj youngeit (twin*), gathered around th* was inal after the btrth -W*U, I thought it thereabout*, but I didn't ■Why. Christian chant Mr. Twioktetoo, who sraa of diminu out-of-door apparel—a taak he had just Twinkleton throat hi tneelfhlohii over­ completed wbtn the viaitoro arrived. Mr. Lana waa a abort man, with a “It** all: returning ' 0/ TYPEVS DEPOT. friend of theirs, and it happen* "W“ I hia faithful tpouae ; "1 haven't **en a . .. _ __ > r___________ ■ ... >u.> ... Basket,. Sugar Boaea, Tuba, Palls Ac., ad-llbltum. And O m», Jim I Just go dowm to ditional fillip by adding: ‘•I believe 'twaa the fineat gooao in their Store, in Washington Block, State Street, and eee for, youraelf. the club. It weigh* thirteen pound* if AH Goods delivered free in the City. >y," interposed the little Mrs. Twinkleton smirked and felt CONFECTIONERY, DENTIST No. 1 Crockery, a full line at the same prices as •be tbould like to go < jnal to *e* how the old ed an inapiriting ditty, with a ahoral re- CREED. Fortune smiled upon '« d gathered there, 'winkletenj noted an inquiring formed her Ti; Twinkleton in ing and hissing before tbo fire, and tending forth surety odor* that mad* the children perfectly raveuoua. Milled by an eccentric obu roll cluck, Tim and hi* family were later by a quarter of an hour than they bad lup­ •Moeaafatly. intelH he knew well through having one time accidentally kicked it with bia heel, so patted on a aearlot ground work, •‘Wel­ come to old Father Chriitmai,'* the Their Spices are warranted Pure by the box or pound such as Cinnamon, Cloves, Alspioe, Ginger, Pepper. Mustard, Sage, Cream Tartar, Soda and Saleratus. Best makes of Baking Powders. Sinital aii lateral *afo enough ; while th* pudding* were' ai tightly bound within their crockery cherished would ’a' acted priions a* though thero waa a vague atnpieion on th* part of. the maker that they might take to themtelvro the w iug* of the dead bird "and fly away Of “Well, now, could anybody think otberwiee F* naked the o1> ly breakfeat with such excellent things aadly. “What'* the world aay ol in prosjectir*. The Twinkletons were wise in their generation, and juat took aa much break fiat aa they thought would satisfy internal craving*, .and not 2X1 In Canned Goods you can findlhe best Brands of New, Nice, and Sweet. A large Stock for the HOLIDAYS. ’If.’ rith a little dirt, too, in my tion* forth* uwmeotoci bniineaa of the day. . child." An inquiry. “Mather, ain't you goiug dr*. Loan waa poeto put the pudden on to' boilf Mttled hopeful anxiety that written your nemo ball an itfoh d*ep, tbo morning programme of tbo young­ •you'll never du i>o gnud w>tb them er branch** of tb* family. “Really, thing*. It’s labor waited and vexation of Tim,” exclaimed Mr*. Twinklolou. “If TabithaS •puli afterward. Thom pan* have never 1'tu to have all these children worriting been bright riue* they wet* first brought round me, I shall be ao fluttered that I looked steadily at into th* bouse.' -Uh, ain't they F I sari; 'well, 1 kaoe what'll get 'em bright agin, if nobody •!•* in the buuao 'em quit* a appetite." Till* suggeetlou meeting with warm Inada I'll make 'em-a* apraekand aton­ approval, the proud father eoon bad ing aa you'll be able to do without a the family equipped, and th* following what would be eaid of the atop abo took; ally painful to ua F' looking gbu* when yon'r* iu front on*.' twe hour* wete agreeably epenl in the But Sallr'a doughty iompanim!n»aa ’ •All right,’ he »ay», •we'll ***.' Well, I open plaice of Victoria Park. not abaahed. A very bright aud cheerful apectaelo aaid nothing more about it till a mouth had gone by, and then, one day, seeing heard before eomatbiar like what I'ro Dick tony uutaide theatablOrl called returned Irnin their morning'* outing. In honor of th* day. th* coxy apartment had b**n decorated with holly Ch riatmaa evergreen*, in a manner both pro- Michigan. Exchange. B. F. STEINHOFF olauirida. in world without charity, is Bounding dormitory into th* living-room, to **c that th* ecnderiul (pecitnrn of th* defense of her young friend,, that Tim judged it prudsnt not to run counter to her opinion; *0 he rimnly remarked that he feared *h* would never bring Mr. aud Mr*. Loan to Jwk at the mat­ ter from bar itandpoint. THEY SELL Foil CASH. An until ...... .... reputation there rested itich a itam. day, tho goo** aud plum puddrag troub­ "Poor Balte." the aaid, addreaaing a burden to led th* Twinkleton children ifforr, aud Mrs. Lunn, •’you must 'a mieeed her eadly,and only to think that th.ro should in tint letter. Her unde and aunt 'a born no trace, of her after ahe eout wbo'd brought bar up from childhood, you that letter from Australia." ought not to have turned their back* -•Quite aa well, Mr*. Twinklaton,” re- •inful It They take great pains to gel and keep on. hand a full line of the lhe best,goods to he had. They hacking so th<»y pay 1.hey have plenty of means and backing their Goods and consequent I v gel the very lowest figures. bght of treaaur**, and cherish* 1 accor­ dingly. After *11. you ate, the little daylight to bar* a run in the alley ; and tailor and hi* wife war* not ao poorly circumstanced a* people at the Erst glance might anppoee. The children were on Christas* ■X �when I look at the dvertuemenL Until after the Drink in tbo morn mg to tone him up one of three large, beautiful ehromoe. at tar dissipation later in tbe day. Drink to drown romoreo - drink, drink, drink. HOLIDAY’S thamselvoeia ‘-mangos and by tho terror of tbe ballot-box attempt to corn- .-"•.lib f,r defsadaat Dtemsnt Smith tar ratanrait He died of being l.ft a fortutm. Thu u a brief hiatory, but tho e are editor aud proprietor, P. O. Box 5.217, ■MM I Jhe ^tpnbliran jpitnci; Ihrnim. Mien., Dec. 23d, 18«4. Tm ChHdrou'a Aid Society, an i:.»: I - Mi M ■MlUh inum from tbe nuti; of tbo curtain to tiie goihg down of the same having been initrueted to make raid. if the theatres are, os Talmadge style* ;_i idnM places aro in tbe exact oentre. They future of the Republic Is imporillsd. Already, the effecte of the distrust which this legislatiuu necessarily cre­ ates are beginning to xpj-ear. Among buriUMS With the BAX*n the uapitaliste clas* of thu city there ii a very rnaiktd disposition to avoid all prior to Jan. 1st. 1875, and to rmploymente of capital in tbo Wool, oothat end i> now making out pecially in those State* tainted with tbii unju*t legislation. Thia feeling is not bills against every person in­ ■uggestod eo much by any apprehensive debted to the office, and he must that tbo principle of the Wisconsin law can survive the test of (ho Supcetn insist on a prompt settlement. ' Be warned in time. and women that the Almighty for eome, tp u* unknown, pittpoeo permit* to ex­ THE BAD FAITH OF THE GRAN­ ist, and orgies nightly held ia them GERS. would put a debused Fiji Islander to bluah. But somehow thu police pass Among the political lemons of the them by without an effort to break them times there is none more significant scsHne tlian the haste with which legislulures thmVXrabe are tauxht to read and is improving steadily iu many of ite fall [info conformity with popular agita­ bran cue*. Tho strikes are all over, and tion* which era wholly subversive of tbo though laborer* are on short lima and reduced |«y. they are squeexeing fundamental rights of ritiseuabip and of property. The latest illustration of this political danger |>* affords 1 by ths wonderful. The Superintendent, backed a brisknsei, which, if , ia pleaatnt. The int and bracing, and Congre**, to tho unreasonable demands city vastly improved, at tho Grangers relalJro to tbe railhave bo increased. Puna Tho effect of tbo laws already euact1 in certain of the Statee io’ to deprive lea ana sheltered no Issa than 6.5'l0 Northern Correspondence. diflhront boys; furnished 204/150 meal*; provided bomee in tho West for jeet their earnings to tho will of a State 420 boy*; fonnd ei commission made up of politicians con­ ral hundred others Ed. Bxxxkb—Having a few leisure trolled by thu influeuces cf politics and momenta, thought perhaps I had better popular clamor, to defeat those contracts improve them by writing - short sc- between connecting roads by which the joining un the mauled and economies of transporta­ tion effected, and, in a word, to neu­ injuries from which bo died on tbo foltralise all those freight arrangements Them by which tho roods ars enabled .at the with none to mourn his untimely death, benefit tho public by attracting tho largyet all who attended his funeral, and trouble New York is laboring under at this* deeply with the unknown friends enemies of tbo public. and the extrane­ thi* time concerning her trade Tho ous control to which they are subjected merohant, of tho cite have finally dis■- * ,L.t I--- ~r ._ 1. splendid singer, aud tut gift went in 1870. made porta of entry of Chicago, Cmannati, Toledo and various other gloom over tbe entire camp. But death cities in tho west, and provided that goods might bo imported direct in bond, could not stop with young Robinson, apcraiood tho point of final destination, and the duties be collected there. In consoqucncn of this, tlio importing trad- hood by a largo [nno limb, in nearly the forteseed for tbo retailers were not long fo discovering that they could purchave waa about twenty-five yean old, aud Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s m Endless Quantities reeding* to bo atayed except taxation of Moke the Holiday* the bapplcat eeaauu of the year. Call at Hie Jewelry Htoru LioiMiHiiErsmiu Trunks, Travelling Bags, lured tn tt>e world, and at a tower price than can be bought elsewhere. W« Lave Just revived a large stock of Elgin Wateiiea, made tu order, with the We request buyers to examine our stock of ' riuippi, Uinneoote, and other State* 5th day of May. 1875. who have dared to lightly esteem the In tbe chancery matter of John Hamclaims of creditors and the rights of property. Their present course is sui­ cidal. They have adopted law* which cannot be sanctioned by the Supiemo 1874; Bwoesey A Wood for complain­ ant, C. G. Holbrook for defendant. there fore foil to accomplish tho unjust purpoic contemplstod; and all they gain is a permanent degradation of man, on motion to disolvo injunction, was beard on demurrer of defendant, enarpeter. Tho Circuit Court. Tho closing proceedings of tho Cir­ entered allowing complainant |'>0 socuit Court, crowded out of our lest with given as follows: Tbs assnmpait case of Harriet Carlton vs Robert Carlton and William Carlton, tried by the Court, a judgamen! for th* plaintiff fur 8107 31 and costs to bo monthly on th* 15th day of each and every month pending the derision of the case! C. G. Holbrook for com­ plainant, Wright A Holbrook tor de­ fendsnl*. In the chancery matter of John S. defendant* all proceedings except tho Kennedy r* Francis Holden, n motion WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Sitrin Hj/B PUrro W^r, S/>rcp4crr*, we.Ilsosell sewixc. macuixe xeedles Itefore-purcliaalng elsewhere, and are i-aUiflcd that they will find tuducemente irvly otn-red. Our goods are all dealnble and of this mesons latest styles, which e oner at close prices for cash, or approved credit S3tf IKE HENDERSHOTT ffc CO., In the Boston Cash Store, Union Block, Slate St. lla.-tiiigr. Dec. 9, 1871. . „ „ „ „ . , Hastings, Sept., Oth 1874. Hora 84ti "Losing to Win," by T Horn: 84t2 for Yourself Spooner & Hepburn TNEXV GROCERY TEA HOUSE Just opened in Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE, BL6ck, , Souj-q Stat of SpiT? SPECIAL OFFER. Eateie Hocurtty._______ All Ready to Buy Wh Other Gra Where can bo fouud a choice and well selected Stock of Step and Fancy ‘j , OROCERIES, PROVISIONS, COKFECrlljNERY kc. THE REPUBLICAN BANNER IN CONNECTION Dutroit Free Pros*. 810.60. and Republican Banne; 81.50, for Detroit Tribune. 810.60. and Republican Banner, 81.50, for Detroit Poet 810.60, and IL-pnulican Banner, 81-50, for • vs Gilbert If. Baker, a motion was Chicago Daily Tribune, 813,00 and Republican Banner 81,50 for granted giving complainant 850 for ex­ penses and solicitors foe. C. G. Hol­ brook for complainant Defendants Harper's Weekly, 84.00 and Itepublican Banner, 81-50, for • counsel not given on calendar. Harper'/ Baxar, 84.00 and Republican Banner, 81-50. fur Hearth aud Home, 83.00 and Republican Banner, 81-50, for Now York Tribune, 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81-50, far i’belpe vs Sarah J. Corwin ot al, Toledo Blade, 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81 ■ 50, for Chicago Tunas, 82.00 and Republican Banner. 81-50, for Chicago Tribune. 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81.60, f.>r Chicago Intw-Oeeaii. 81-65 and Republican Banner, 81-50. after July lOtb, 1875. Ch itego Journal, 82.15 and Republican Banner. 81 50 for Chicago Foot and Mail. 81.05 and Republican Banner 81.50, tor Superintend*!}* of tbe poor for Barry Detroit Free Prase, 82.00 and Republican Banner 81-50, for Conuiy v» Daniel Sbeip, after a full Detroit Tribune. 82 00 and Republican Banner 8130, for Detroit Fbat, 83.00 end Republican Banner 81-50 for Michigan Fanner, 82.00 aud ItapuMicau Banner 81-50 for ■ Country Gentleman, 82.50 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Western Rural, 82.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Advance, 83.15 and Republican Banner 81-50 for * New Covenant. 82.65 and Republican Banner 81.60 for Miebigen Farmer. 82,15 and Republican Banner 81,50 for New York Homo Journal, 83,00 and Republican Banner 81,50 for * - Charles 8. Burton et al. a judgment A. Bwecaej for plaintiff VauVolsor k heretofore beer,I and aubmlUod, the • Ruseell and C- G. Holbrook for defrad- coot found due tbo defendants on ths Detroit Tribuns, 85.80 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Detroit Foot. 8530 and RopubUoan Banner 81.50 for Detroit Free 1‘reos, 85 80 and Republican Banner <1.50 for , complainant 8454 00, with cost for Chicago TH-Weekly Tribune, 88,50 and Republican Baun-r 81.50 for William M. Rose, plaintiff and appellee plaintiff as previously published. But va Z. B. Willison, defendant and ap­ rieultural population, eo for as it syai- pellant, tried by tho court, a judgment ceedinga for sixty days to enable plain­ tiff to settle bill of exceptions, or make Harper’* Magwxino. 84.00 aed Republican Banner 81.50 for patbiscs with this movsaient, affirm, Atlantic Monthly, 8L0O and Ilspublican Bonner 81-50 fur a case for Supremo Court. Scribner's Mofcthlv, 84.00 and Republican Bannorfil.50 for ■ tiff Clement Smith and C. G. Holbrook Uppincoti'a Magaxine, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81 50 far The Galaxy. 84.00 and BepoblicM Banner 8150 for tot defendant. Lokoeide Mouthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Godoy's Lady's Book, 83 15 and Republican Banner 81-50 for si il. users loro, an sl­ Bl Nicholas, 83."0 and Republican Banner 8L50 for ■ ot fho most stupendous National live Stock Jonraat, 82.15 and RupnHioan Banner 81.50 for acta of injustice ever undertaken in tho wae entered. Wright A Holbrook for at the last term, a judgment of 8408 00 Horticulturist. 82 10 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Gardner’s Monihly, 82 10 aud Republican Bacner 81.50 for • a G. Holbrook and W. Little Oovporal, 8160 and RepobHean Banner 81 -60 toe plaintiff. fur defendant. Tho Nsroerv, 81.60 and Republieam Banner 81-50 for . . Republican Banner 81-50 f>r varve was entered fur complainant. W. > prop»rtv< L. Cubb for eomplaiuant. But en order Al l<-n v» Eitsa Allen n decree of divorce GI.M fol OSO. A. PRINCE & CO. tboplaintiff, with coots to bo taxed. L,t owm*, U boMfifollj J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. A complete assortment of all kinds of Whdle and fl round Spices WARRANTED PURE. All kinds at Fruit in their Season. WITH OTHER JOURNALS. fi*<t day of next term, to enable then* Fresh Vegetables always on hand. iu move lor a now trial. L. Russell for bill with cost* including a eoticiior* foe Also we hare a full line ofllie lies! plaintiff James A fiwesaey for defendFor the accommodation of such of our friends as may of 815 00. I. A. Holbrook for com­ Lamps &, Fixtures, Cn>ckery, Class &, Wooden Ware plainant. Daniel Striker for defendant. desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat ia tbe County The BANNER, we have made arrangements whereby we Noyes was announced as settled, and vs Luther Bennett, a motion to vacate are enabled to present the following liberal terms, with the tho Jury were finally di*charged. understanding, JioHT-yer, that the order for our Journal and CASH HIT VTIRS it to their advantage to judgment waa heard and submitted. either of the others named, must be sent together, and ac­ amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. bur V* I. A. Holbrook, waa continued Bblknap vs Elihu Robinson ot al, the companied by the money; and, also, that we must receive NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS on application of defoodant on tho usual motion for ths appointmant, of a re- one subscription ZoThe BANNER for each copy of every Free delivery to any part of the City. other publication ordered from the list: I. A. Holbrook for defendant. Respectfully, a solicitors fee of 810 00. J. A. SweoTbs Trespass ca*s of Elisabeth Spooner A- Hepburn. eey for complainant, I. A. Holbrook for * Holbroek for plaintiffs, O. G. Hol- lost Ilurxi 34t2 Also a full line of Groceries Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best Come and see Clocrs, f c., $c. £yr Holme*' Mr* Painting and Gi gard to the ability of tho co upauiM to earn iaterost upon their capital. Rail­ road capital is therefor" made eubeervi ent to State control, without State re­ sponsibility for tbe adequacy of its earning*, or [power on the part of tbe company .to insure due remuneration for ite invrstmenL la principle, thia interference with the rights of property M. Hued vaffohn Stanley wa* tried~Ey defendant amount* to legalised robbery and con- the Court, and a judgement given other words, 12,500,600,000 of securi­ ties bold by eur own peopl* and 8750,­ 000,000 owned by European creditors are directly threatened by the principle of tho anti-railroad agitation. It law prohibiting the bounding of doer 1 waa entered. Clement Smrth tor tiff Charlo* II. Bauer for defendant In the case of Delos It. McElwain, vs William H. Bird, an ordsr waa entered giving plaintiff until first day ol next that, io the public eatimatien, they bars plainant for 8181 #6 cud oreta to be The West ought not to permit thio. The privUego of direct importation to above; yet wo should not judge quickly which annihilates tho righto of proper- for defendant. Weetern cities, baa brought mourning or harshly, bmauss wo probably do not In tbo case of Benjamin 11. Warder that tbo ownership can bo traced back et al, vs Joshua W. Glenn, a judgment to an uniust method of acquiring poo- of 8301 85 on default wee enterod for tho West hundreds of plaintiffs. thousand* of dollar* There i* no rvsIn the chaucery matter of Albert D. in all coms rendered by the corporatien Bedrock, rompUincnt. va 8<laa 8. FarkTbi* ia the light ia which Granger legislation presenl* iteolf to tbo owner* solving injunction and dismissing bill. and mortgagee of railroad property. Tbe assumpsit case of Austin Stowell, Tbo investment* in this kind of proper­ v* School Diitnct No. 1 of the town­ ty. within tbe United States, amount to ship of Rotland, was tried Ly the Court 83,250,000,000, throe-fourths of which and a judgement given plaintiff for fore tho first of April next. YOUR TIME! Gent s Clothing, people who will deliberately , commit plaintiff*, Wright k Holbrook for de­ by comparing with price list any |a.-rs»n can know thcmselvao to *uch bad faith as is in- fends ata In tho chancery matter of Buaaell B. buying, and what tbe price ought to be. All Watet ranted to give oatlsfaeth'D. not lo bo safely trusted iu aoy form. Wightman v* Joahua W. Glonn, for taxod. But on motion ot defendant an He kept boarding bouse far T. D. purpooeo upon terms which render tho order waa entered staying all proceed­ Lillie, tho man who has tbe contract of ing* except taxation of coots for GO day* putting into tbe lake all the pine beto enable counnl for defendant to sotlonging-^W Cook, Dudley A Co. It would seem as though msa must be of injustioe, this principle is far worse the Supreme Court Wright A Hol- are fighting over tl.e spoils ; and tbe B-mUicac are l<yir.g buck waiting for J. L. REED. 7 with every pcreon who aoca i~ n Manufactured In tble oom vs Wilham 4 Lphnam Bbaltnck, tried by tho court, a judgment for plain­ It ia tho purpose of the rub■Mt f ■ William Tinkler, waa aiwued and subM : SPEC AL NOTICE inker of the gxoxol'. tn tbo whole year to boy Bagirie* or Cutten cheap. A Carriage Shop ceire patronage or It ia a dead letter. “So of eouno with all braachM glaring injustice aud bad faith. Their Bhufelt vs Smith Sanford, waa tried condition of politi­ cal moral* which is anything but honor­ able to ths nation, and anything but agamat plaintiff. Wright * Elba for girt* there graduated from boot-black- with their ghastly melo-drams, as tuna] and the old - BUGGIEH AND OVTTE14M.” fire: day of next term- It is a matter of infinite regret that a large and influential class of American citisen* should bays been found willing lull tow that I am eorry for "and that ia” to be. compelled to discharge Honcat, Industrious and competent Mechanics, who are deserving of steady employment, because I am overstocked with work fiutehed. je> Bnj Cutters" and now n me pcopie oi uiw good county oi mrry would eucourage Mechanical Industry at home and thereby promote their own interest, they will all come to Hastings and buy all tlieir teat free to alllwho applv poroonally or That lh«y in, it a.temble fact. I vv ILL SUCCEED is a big word. Yet I mean that same thing. I commenced buainetw in Hastings in 1866 without a dollar and I hold my own yet. That don’t look like a failure doefi it. "No not much.” THERE IS OIME THirs’O hfch deprive tb. rood* ol aalf-m*a- ag* included, 82-50 ; foe the neper one *d- ofthis I cannot help but think that' Organs & • 4.25 ■ONI MKNTM TABLE TOPS. Barryvtllc, Nov. IP, 1 D<> you » ant to buy U Tea to be found tn the Special Not MPOSITION HATED! 8-15 180 8.25 OPPOSITION COURTFDI 3.15 Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices 3,25 - 0.40 0.40 .. 7,00 4.85 4.85 4.85 4.25 175 I7* 2.75 3.10 8.76 8.15 HASTINGS BABBLE WBIS! Melodeons. tbe Barry,iU - TO WHOM IT MAY AU gr.de. of Tom. the »ory 1>e.t in tho MorkH Prod, errrv week from the Importer. S. S. SLEEPER k CO., of Botton mid for aak .t prices which define ■ueeemfril competition. GIVE ME A CALL. Brntting., No,. 10th, 1874. J°hn 8tanley REMINGTON! �READ! READ I Al the poitage on all HOLIDAY GOODS, newspapers haa to be paid Bt tfae Prospectus ft>r 1876 office of publication, and in ad­ vance, after the first of January The Republican Basnib from Local tbji'TO pitice;. limits of the County, and pay. Th* N*w Improved School Exhibition. distance desiring The Republi­ PICTURES 1 PICTURES 1 can Banker after the Grat of I am now all alone in tho Photograph business. and a* I hare tmulo arrange- January, must remit prior to nnd get a negative token. The superi­ ority of my work in tho past i* a euffi. ei*nt guapntoe of firat-claea work in the future. Rooms in XVaahingtod Block, ioutli aide State Btraot. 31lf Gao. L. Hurs.. will not be sent. that tune. Otherwise the paper declamation*, eueyi, dialogue*, tableau* and freely interspvasd with good muiio. W* are advised that aa entertaining programme will bo presented. An adtnuoiou fee of 35 Mute is io bo charged. Thi* ii a good chance now to giro tho •eholer* a good organ, nnd wo hope and truit that the hall will bo peeked to It* etmoet capacity. Lot alt attend. Tho beautiful Snow. Sleighing for tbo HoBdny’a. Wish run “Merry Chriitmni Don’t forget Lute Bennett’ In it* appropriate plac* will bo fouad the Prospectus of th* IMrtii Pat. doily, tri-wuekiy and weekly. Thii ia par «th* organ of tbe Republican* of Michigan, and th* onli ' ’ that ii to be depended Republican under all We nek site •tioir tn the Proipectua, and to onr du! .jg rate. with it, and trait a largo number our aubscriber* who doilre a Metro|«lu*n piper, that is Re­ publican to the core, may subscribe A ChrUtma* Tree at the M. K Church on Chriatma* Ere. The compoaitor* on tho Baxxxa are anziouily looking for Santa Clam. Tb* editor ha* been absent for anno day* and will not return until next Jacub Oimaad, at Woodland Center, bold* a Christmas dance on Friday even­ ing, 25th inat. Back-Feed FLORINCI SEWING MACHINE. mont must be made in advance, invariably. Subscribers at a THE AETJOUUAL OFAMEMICA, Issued Monthly. It ii quite gvuurally the custom to take strong liter atiniutante tor th. core of liver complainL aud both tbo mine­ ral snd vegotable kingdom* have been diligently Marched to procure Ilia mo*t drosdc aud [--ironoua purgative*, iu ol­ der to prorate a pow«rf*l effect upon the liver, and ayum th* lagging and eufMbled urgau. Thii lyitem of treat­ ment ia on tb* tame priuoiplo a* that of giving a weak and dabberated man large perilous of brandy to enable him to do a eerlain amount of work. When the itimulaut ia withheld,, th* organ, like the lyitem, gradually elapms late a tuore torpid or atogriah and weaken­ ed couditiun than before. Whet then ia wanted? Medicines, which, while th.y cauwwthe bile to flow freely from the liv«v, a* that organ ia toaed into ac­ tion, will not overwork and thus debili­ tate it, but wilkjwhon their uso ia diacontiaued. leave th* liver etrengtbonod nod healthy. Such remedie* are found in Dr. Pietpe'a Golden Medical Discov­ ery and Purgative Pellet*. The largest and nicest Stock of TOYS before in Barry County. 1,000 lbs, Fancy Mixed Candies for Holidays. Crockery and Glassware Rr«, Texae, May 10th, 1874 Di R. V. Ptaaim, Buffelo, N. Y-: Lt«r fir—My wife last year at this time wasconfined to her bod with Chtoaio Liter Diseaio. I had uno of tbe beat elector* to see her. and ho gave T. PHILLIPS. will be sold at reduced rates for Holiday! JOHN PETTIT of your medicine. I bought ou* bottle I anil rommoueed giving it- Sb* then; weighed 82 Ibe-; new aha weigh* 1401b*, i and i* robust and hearty. Bhe hae ta­ ken eight bottle* in all, ao you sen I in an ad rotate for your Medicine*. The nicest lot of Castors in Town. Tho Detroit Tribune. Fania Rom announce* that ho will bold a Christmas dance nt Union Hall In our ndrirtiaiog columns will be found the proapectu* uf this papular pa­ per. published daily, tri weekly and weekly. Aa a nswapapar it is second to no other published in the Slate. Is •dited with marked ability, and well printed. Politically, it u not aa toand as we could wish, but on most qusationa favors the Republican party, it* princi­ ple* and policy. It* unwarranted oppcaition to the re-election of Senator Chandler, detracts math from it* mer­ it* aul yet, out of politic*, it i» all any subscriber eould wish fora Metropolitan journal.. Subscription* received at thi* office. See clubbing term* The lady who Jost a part of a gold pin or ear-ring, nt the Hall lust Satur­ day evening, can Lave tho »amu by call­ ing at thia office. Oonsidcrnblc fun over the mUtUm o! a irfuati member at a butineu moot­ ing of a company in thi* city the other ComreeniiL Couxoc, Grund Rapid* ; Ihnrough work; able teachers. Great­ er demand for *tudcnti to fill pooitfoni than the supply. Term* reasonable. For circular* address Q. G. Swonsberg. Proprietor. ____ _____ ’ • For What? •nd after that date will be ftl ,85 per year to subscribers recciving their papers outside of the Painting and Graining. LOOK AT STOCK and PRICES. had that* houeewerk have had larg. femiao, to care fur. W* loaro it with you, capitalist. whetb.r wo shall have thia moved from our tniJit. next, the subscription price of “Han.’’ Fisher broke hi* Itgon TuMt day evening last while walking down State Street. H» was taken to the National Hotel aud Dr. Upjoliu callod who fouad that tbo right leg was bro­ ken above l^>e ankle. Holusd Hoc**, Rockford, III, Apr. 20, 1871.—Dr. R. V Pierv. Buffalo, N. T : Str—I have now taken four boitill of your Golden Medical Diicovery in connection with your Pellet!, and must say that nothing I bar* ever ta- From 30 centsto$l6,CO. GROCERIES, GROCERIES, Per ion a who hare become thoroughly chilled from any came, may hare their circulation nt once reetorud by taking into tho etomteh a leaagoonful of Jcfoiitn't Anttlrna fMumrr.t mixed ia a little Our Grocery Stock is larger than ever before, and must THE ALDINE ART UNION. There is ia thi* city a girl haby noir I.. ItuMcll. money tu Ixxn on Real Eetate Hocurlty. 28tf orrr 5 week* old that only weigh* 2 1-2 pound*, that mearare* 2 1-1G inches All Ready to Buy Wheat, Osts, snd Our $1 Japan Tea Discounts them all. lie keeps constantly on hand No. 1, Pianos ranging in price from $250 to $1800. Also, Agent for famous Estey, Manning and Bur­ dett Organs. around the forefinger. It v*mi to bo healths and lively and from appear­ ance* it hapiroe to be u large as its parents. At the ago of 10 yeans if liv-I ing, the mother contemplate! haring it Prospectus of the Autax, th* Art Journal of America, and a work that it not excelled by any publication in the world fur Artiitic beauty and typograph­ ical execution. Daring tie coming year There waa a littlecentrorony betwoen ita attraction* are to be greater than two citizen* about the French language ever before, if that ii paieible. aud ita recently in one of the stores of thi* city,' AU other Goods in proportion. Remember for the next twoweeksonly. One Subscription, entitling to THE ALDINE one year, the Chromo ‘ and th* Art Union, 34wS $6.00 per annum. In advance. .(No charge for pmlage.) Kpeiaua T1IEALD1FJS. Special Notice. Etflr.—Btrry Co. FrpnUuan. Keep quiet, Bro. Niskorn. Tho edi­ tor of the Bexan ri « a ptihea to know juit tbo truth concerning the Grand Rapida postoffiee matter!, aud re-affirnn what he said before, that there ii no better managed poitoffice in the nation. But there ii no ‘‘job’* about thia matter, and yet wo feel at liberty to isy what we know, which tho Etfk may not. oi LOST.—City*<■I Halting* Order. No. 190 for 135.80*. Tho finder will pleaao return to tho aubacribor*, M payment has b»*n stopped. WiLxta* BxoTnsn*. Haatingi, Nov. 28,1874. 32t f TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NEW YORK WORLD. undsralam) aa well as wo do th* rea] merit* of th* foribemniag vol unit—‘and man, a pensioned auliltcr, uf the Repub­ all about tho premium* and ticket* in lic and a good citizen, aa ho was a bravo toldier, and the assault waa both cow­ road it and then subscribe. Wo will ardly and coa'.etnptablc. •end your money end guarantor a re-ceipt and the chromo, and tbo regular delivery of the monthly poite Cell at thu office and mo tho Dtctmbtr No.— From the publishers, th# “United State* Vubliibing Companr," No. 13 Unirenity Ptaco, New York, ejinoe a most interesting volume, entitled “A Hiatory of the New York Tumba: It* Secrete and ita.Myiteriei.'’ It i* edited by Samuil A. AYackoevcr and James R Mix, from fact* contributed by Mr. Charles Sutton, for many year* io »u preme control of the prison as it* War­ den. Tho wort i* most thoroughly in­ teresting. containing, tu it doee, biatorise of all the noted criminals that have been locked within the wall* of that gloomy building, from ite eariini year* to tbe pmetiL The book having nearly 700 page* and J50 engraving*, ia gotten up tn ex­ cellent Mylo, and ia sold only by »ubscription. The publisher* want agent* m every town -a good chance far an enrrgeue man or woman to make mon­ ey, a* tbo book will «*U- A Map oftho United States Givsn Away. Grand Prize Dance. If you want a beautltal map, 16x30 loebe*. of tbe United State*, send your name and poet office addreeo to G. L. Harrlaon, 6. State BL, Bo.ton, Maao.; or to L. F. Booth, 22D Broadway. Now York City; or to W. H. Btennett. Gen. Paa. A'cntC.AK. W. Railway. Chlcogo, III., and a copy will be sent you Tbo party adiertieod by J. Ice Reed on Jan. lit, 1875, bidi fair to Miipw anything ever before given In Union H«IL Tbo entire bill ia only 3i50, aud all dancer* will go to hear the good ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY To invest a few dollars, with possible returns of thous­ ands, is offered by the post­ ponement of the Public Lib­ rary of Ky., to the 27th of Febuary, next, of their fifth and last concert and draw­ ing. The Management are pledged to the return of tIse money if the drawing should not come off at the day now appointed. gentleman and three ladiee shall be ap­ pointed at the city of Halting*, whose duty it ihall br.to make ell nsceeiary arraugrmsnts from lime to time. I 2d. Each townihip ihall appoint a ' Committee, whose doty it ihall be to re­ port to tho Central Committee. 3d. The names of all old settlers nitliing to become member! <»f the As­ sociation ihall be wniteu in the book* of the Secretary, and ticket* of admis­ sion and membership ihall be deter mined and granted by the Central Com­ mittee, by and with tbo .dries and oeatect of the Township Committee!. nous t okAiv Commission Merchant. CANVASSERS WANTED. THE ALDINE COMPANY. 58 MAIDEXLAFE N. T. HOME* JOURNAL. ENLARGED ANDIIPROVKD. Merchant Tailors, UOAS. C«iu al John H. Wendell A Co. lit. Prnyor by the Chaplain. 2d. Addreu by tbe Promdent. 3d. Muiic by tho Band. -4th. Singing by tbe Choir nnd audi- FREE OF POSTAGE. DETROIT. We WM&LLWUIWH-CCTN^ 6th. Ten minute ipeeche*. Sth. Supper. 7th. 01-1 failiion*d Amuaemant*. A few week* line*, we called the attion of our reader* to the manufaatnring of Gloieo and Mitten*, by Darling A Hibbard of thia city. Bra** that time we have eaamiuwl epocimon* of their work and liave been informed that the patent proceaa oi tanning, which waa invented and oaned by the patentee Mr. H. A. Hibbotdf'haa juat aold thi* Stale to Mr Wkrrou S. Crippin, of Kent county, for 35,000. Perhaps it would bo well enough to state that Mr. I would respectfully announce to the Hibbard ha* ipes't mock time, labor lover's of the “light fantastic too" that and money in computing hi* proo«M, I will hold a tlaneo on tho atoning of *o a* to render ii highly u*eful and Doe. Blit, at my residence in thia town- practical, having bad the beusfil of bi* •hip 3 miles South of tho city. Oywer father’* knowledge and experience cf Sapper and a reuonablo bill may bo tanning, who it I* well known through­ out the United State*, waa the inventor of two valuable prooesee* for tanning, for which he obtained Letter’* Patent A. N. SABIN, T'an now be eerily reached by the At­ lantic nnd Pacific, and Mteauurl Pacific Railroad* and; their roll, etag* sad iteamboat ronnrcttoni. These lines commence uSt. Leota, at which point tbe MlaelHlpp! river u eroseed by the meet magntfirent Steel Bridge in tbe world, and tnvere* the whotelength of «— Xtl---■ —-...-I vcuuiu. .. .» MA..,l. -portion of Kansas and the Indian Tariltory, and thu* furntib to tbebualneeeman, plcanare-sceker and the emigrant, the most direct and comfortable route to a I pointe in Mteeonrl. Kanes*. Texa*. Colorado. New Mvxleo, Nebraska. MICHIGAN. Pint IirW Fraiu Bal it.omni Emm pr-.iter* a*d peVIUhirt, MORRIS PHILLIPS & CO., 35 No. 3 Park Place, New York. This Watch C. SCHULENBU: I* Mauufactared by th* SiiatSJEWffltia ELGIN WATCH CO.. SSSS: Hopkinc & Barnes, B vK f o S^.9 r V. ’ Third Serie* Drawing, Del! MOSIUY, JAXOABY **. l»»Capit’l Premium $100,000. s\ Have on exibition one of the ***^ largest Stock of Hoilday ____ Goods ever brought to this ’A u,hieh we ofr*r iotke ITe Public cheap far Cash «*« �Stx)p! Hearken Ye! TH raise KY8 GROi la*Irtla* sestag*. sett wtUb* seal sis meeth* To Whom ii may Concern! CHICAGO TRIBUNE CHEAPEST AND BEST Be it known, That I shall keep in stock and fill to order the Celebrated MICHIGAN iraum INIEPENIENT UE 1 BAIB Shingles, Lath, &c. MUT1C1 IN wpperiln U. b**t •»«*. I lor all Kalamaxon Plows kept ou hand. Daily, 1 » ai Ini Ba® Plm, un.u________ I.wtaa"’. of all CURTIS. DODGE. ROBINSON W A NTED.’itiiaxS Business that will Pay and WIAILD patterns, and FRESH CRISP AND SPICY. Caatinga for all P L O W 8 now hi tae. I shall continue to keep on hand and cell tbo beat of NEARLY 12,000 COPIES A DAY, Isrid* U* 4**r. *a tb* eert *4 Seer. Usbt*lryr<>o«*tel>*sU4e. ■Art a ertdee tklr. rrllb laxae heir. Ka**ta by th* *14 taaa*a eMa—Aa eM art wrerkel by Ike usry riera. Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. JAMES A. SCRIPPS, PaUsAsr. Dxtwot, Mica. 8113 NOTICE TO CUEDITORS. •‘• u. rj.uj. CMavef ■arts. ‘IA**■***■ THE The Rearing of Children. CENTRAL. RAILROAD The Leading Newspaper in “Duyropo IvA” dellr oeeeeeeer ia tb* Stat* tar aD vbo wsal tbe „„ T* a aeubell. red prafar brail**** I* Ml the West. for Plows and other purpose*. ) rt* C-.alr wye1. Hastings Drug Store ous and naturally have nervous chil­ dren, of slender physique and easily ex­ cited into precocious intelligence, which >i considered genius Instead of letting You will find a lull lias of Drugs. tho little creature suck its fist and grow Medicines, Chemicals, Paiots, Oils Dye­ fat, it ia jwmped and danced and eon-. Stuff and everything belonging to a first I fused and made to repeal like a parrot class Drug Store. The English method of placing young children ia tho hands of experienced nurses end making them responsible is much belter. A large, airy nursery at the top ci ths bouse ; a good clean, wholesome Belgian, Swiss or Swedish woman to take charge cf it; breakfast Agricultuial Imolcments ac„ ac. (Gin ‘rEMINGTOH. SEWING MICHI'S rise pudding; tea of bread and butter, milk and Iruit, with no confectionery or “yfeort” between meal*. and no late visit* or rides with martinis. In suet a quiet, uneventful atmosphere the baby grow a and thrives best, tbe child is sub­ ject to leas excitement, and with healthy and regular habits lays the foundation of an excellent constitution, while tho i mother ia not worn oat by its constant presence, or made nervous by being constantly barraased with giving direc­ tions to Ignorant and inexperienced THE MS & ■ fflOffll, Now that tho question of wroaomy assumes sueh vast iminrtance in ths resumption of railway construction, and the final equipment of many unfinisbod lines, the discussion at narrow ivrreu broad gauge mads is ia a fair way to determine their relative merits and dis­ advantages. At the request of many readers we herewith pint bn article of •L. D. Dnrch, Esq., western editor of the Chicago C^nurtu! JJrrrtiur, bear­ ing upon the sueceaful working of nar­ row gauge roads in the west, in which the Dee Moines end M innatela Railroad, a newly constructed narrow gauge run­ ning from De* Mo-.ne* to Amrt. (a dis­ tance of thirty-oavou miles), is quite thoroughly reviewed. Ho says : It was tho first narrow gauge I had ever seen operated, and I most gladlv accepted tbe invitation of Mr. J. C. Hotchkiss, master of transportation, to make aa iaspcction of tbe line. Tho first ground was broken last spring, after the ground was tree of frost, and tbe entire line was in opere­ ttas before tho dose of July. I know nothing of the perituul of tho project-1 on, who live at Dee Moines, excepting this : that to build, equip and operate a road of nearly tarty miles ia four months, and do it all out local capital, in a new State like Iowa, indicates tint, that Iowa baa some u>en of su­ perb business capacity, and second, that tbo country is on the eve uf a revo­ lution in railroading. Tho A week or two since a little incident occurred at Cape Girardeau, Mo., an account of which it is hoped Gough will incorporate in his lecture ; it will point a discourse and add effect to tbe moral. A eharaater noted somewhat for loafing around barrooms, was silting in his until ptaeo of resort, with several com­ patriots about tho card table, killing umo with tho pasteboards. Suddenly his wife entered tho room, bearing a large covered dish, which she deposited on the table with tbo remark, “Presum­ ing. husband, that you were too busy to come homo to dinner 1 have brought yours to you," and departed. Tho hus­ band invited his companions to share his meal and ranuived tho lid from the dish, revealing no smoking roast, but instead of this a slip of paper—only this and nothing more—on which was writ­ ten, "1 hope you will enjoy your din­ ner; it ia the earns kind .your family MEW ADVERTISEJ1EY ALDINE “"’JMS., 'ITTtrt. aeviu COMPANY’S [THE ALDINE; THE ART JOURNAL j OF AMERICA. No Sowing Machine Received a Higher f.rlb.r .rj.rrt 0*1 uU rtUlleeer M tee mmms laureate* is aari auu. I leesr el sari MUUss art lbs bertas r hmm a rosy •! Ole ar-1 rtliebrt u Irt Hartasa Xeertlleea i in.lri s.S airealsMS ta ri Barry, ter Oree esaka. Santa Claus HEADQUARTERS •area, eaeealrt bf Wellbaa H. Bet U. Jeeall. aaS reeertrt la Ibe o«m Ur eT lierta ter Barry Crtalr, IKat MaiaaLrwari •!'< aari a.rUK. REPRODUCING J. P. ROBERT S.lr r» I b Iri), at uaa •'■!«* la Ua taraa--^. ia Lfbar -V-WMansMaa-aasasaSn; -blab ia44 »«rl »aaar'aa>“ aeaara tea MrMat •< laabaaSaUan (pax aa* rear baa iba Sala eT aari THE MASON A.HAMLIN ORI M CO i".."" nui BJOBDIT Merrata art iThe Ionian .r;ih« ukktcaMNKT oboanb i» world. Art Journal, Eerb sen will eeolaia M <te*na pages, leelrt| leg Ibe elrgaa' rmaueplaee. ee beery puie aa- i I ear A rarer* UUe pege. tutor Uleeuealrt le 1 Hopkins & Baraes, Hava on cxibition one ot the largest Stock of Holiday Good^s ever brought to this 1 Parts I, It and III are just Published. THE ART JOURNAL. City ■ which wc offer to the \ public cheap for Cash- W"e I have, also, a full and com­ plete Stock of Drugs and Medicines. Books and Sta­ tionery. Perfumeries, Toilc^ Sets. £-c-. <fc. Give us.a call. Hopkins n.WJS8fc.“-'fS'':i OEMS FOR THE ALDINE, Ernes. • lihutraiMt Drt*v<j CUu A lares MlMtee eC pritares st dtfaavel aim uJn ateaeatevan <«Ma.raMa ertpal ban rtaa >ul a» la aa Iiuwli'i *“•> see ot^rtaaa letertrt te wabo Irtm Strtf Briggs House, 500 PIANOS AND ORGANS Randolph St and Fifth Ara. CHICAGO. INTER-OCEAN Truer leave Urwrt * a»Ms Mr Detroit at1* A M. aa4U.ee Mi iWCMeeea.MlLM A. M. art RICKCOgpS SCRAP BOOKS. JENNIE, THREE EDITIONS. /lartlag. I a. tamely an- Aaeg rt. Blraarl W . K— ®e. Dariieg, ere ee pert, rt 4a SO Mreae ep. er Hsre yea beard tbe area 4e -SO There m eemetbieg Ta drier le say da SO y^Ae^et^/S 1: K fort Warn Jata & Saiuaw THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. eve. I s»aU aaU al eel LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER ehs:-s SS.TM?t GfflP.BlWll&Cl A FAMILY al r.eeeel Jeba <.' llaeb CaaUaeaelb . eeUeess the eeeoaaw art pays the 4eM AM) OTHER SOBPS BY J. L STEWART. NEWSPAPER. fimSSERS WAITED. THE ALDINE COMPANY. 58 Nsiden Lane, New York. Agrats far Hlchlgaa, THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Kmmiukm my be seed* by 4roft. meet erter, *r ngrterrt t*u*r. at ear risk. Specimen Copies Sent Free the exception oi MW,0«0, owned on tho Kao of the rood. It io oseenriaMy aa Iowa pn-ject, aud reflects high credit upon tho managers fur forecast, skill vroil ta tar a hal; ter a elute 4aUar aa rortlly aa and energy. By theao figures (and tar a target aero. O*m (Tiawe B*U4teg). they are bberel estimates) it will bo seen that thio line of rood lias ooet only *e,6M per mile, including everything. u.. (IPartRwIY- I awswer. uaqeahfiedly. Ko.' Its daily ewrwings are above 8300; daily expeosm «UO. Tho Hm wdlbo extended next year, and the coal of exponent par mile wCl be greatly loosened, while the wrt xwvwwuee per mi!*, or diem, will be inersweed ia jweportiou Of IICHIIIK CUITSll n. «. .SUTTON'S THE FLOWER placed at 84M per mile.___ __..., whieh weighs thirty pounds per yard, and coot about t<0 |>*r ton delivered here, boa coot in tbe noighborbood cf 1110,000. Tho iron could be had now at a discount of thirty per oeat. from . Switches, frogs, tish etc., east about t2i») per 0. The rolling stosk coat -------------------ws .- Tliroo engine*, tl,500 each, or a total of *22.500. Two pooMuger co it bee, at *5,400, or 82,700 eaeb. Two baggage eats, at 81.450 each, making 82,000. Ten flats, or platform cars, coot in Cincinnati only (a total of) 82700- Fifteen box ears at 8400 saeh. 88,000. The ro-t of track laying, depot buildings, (which are yet maty b—psrarv). engineering end ieeidaatal expoarte, may aafoly be put down at 8M» |*v mile, making 111,100. BwwtmwsMag thia, the entire art of this Chmy-esven a.lea uf read end itsequip­ ments are only 8247, 7<0 or low than a ' Grand River Valley Division Leisure-Hour Miscellany. Hastings, Dec. 15,1874- as compered to tbe broad gauge, is al­ most nominal It is built meetly over railing prairie, with throe miles of rather heavy work among Ahe bluffs cf 1‘olk Creek, end tho average coot of the road bed per mile io 8500. Tbo road bed is eight feet wide, end tbe ties, which ere 5x8 inches, and are six feet a Cau.) NEW PUBLICATIONS. Better Than Gough. I m* Warehouse corner Broadway end Ap­ ple Street*. W. T. EASTMAN. Hrttiaga, Sept 23, 1874. ________ Mmi, Mo & Blur, Detroit and Grand B>ptds._Mleh liUtata, Lnlai Garni Hen JOHN STANLEY ! Ftran at Dtwri Csroaua. FttT-CI ■EWtFAFEi I r p*tueou*e (■ ia L D. Stab'* Twstfty-First National Newspaper, QRAHD MIL JEIBHITM I Te be4rova FriAay. Jaaeary l«S IM*. I $200,000 00 Canned Fruits and Fish. " In Valuabl. Gift. I .SHOT ffgrt-Jr— $20,000 00 IN CASH ! GOLDSMITH’S___ BRYANT A STRATTON liutnot University, Oysters received daih � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/401/HastingsBanner_1874-12-30.pdf 423cbdb4cd47882e4215f6f98f2b0d9c PDF Text Text KsptlBLICJOl .074. VOL. XIX. NO. 36. W>l HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1874. iWs CanK | HEARD THE NEWS ? Xo! What is it? Proipectua for 1876! The JlUine, SPOONER&HEPBURN tOPATHIST—COw ever Um aiSSBSlf Aia K. Warren of Olive! (Bopubllcan) wu Representative in 78. He wee chairman of the committee on Ed­ ucation, and member of that on tbe Agricultarel College. Frederick L. Welle of Port Horen (Republican) was a Representative in *71, and Senator in 78. Ho waa a member of the House committee on Federal Relatioas. chairman of the Senala committee on Lumber Interests, and member of that on Stale Capitol end Public Building* and on Asylum for lbs Deaf and Dumb and tbe Blind. Sullivan Armstrong of Newaygo (Ro- i publican) was Representative in ’78,1 and member of comniittees an Towns end Counties and on Supplies and Ex­ penditures ' Frederick G. Bailoy of Vernon (Re­ publican) was Ropreaontalire iu 78, end member of oommi ttee* oa State Af­ fair* and on Miaos end Minerals. Moaee Bartow of Westphalia (Dem­ ocrat) was Iteptesectative in ’66, and ARE GOING TO LEAVE TOWN. No. I gness not, as Iwas in there to-day and they were all busy. The store frill of customers. And then talk about their leaving with such stacks of goods, and more coming all the time It is all a Hoax, they came to stay and here are five reasons fbr it. WHOLE NO. 970. The list of eotoctioBs has been forward­ ed to the Commiemouer of the General Land Office for approval. After ths approval, the lands will be plated in market by a pnblio ottering el a mini­ mum price of 81 per acre, tmleaa special legislation b-> had lu reduce the pnee. 478 53 acre* bars been sold for 8214,­ 875.49 Those lands are bold at 83 and 85 l>er acre. Th* purchaser is required to pay one-quarter down for ths land* valuable mainly for agricultural per­ poses, and full payment where they are valuable for pino or other timber. Under tbe Congressional grant of 1850 the State received patent* for 5,­ 838,016 aerv* of swamp land, but largo quaulitiss of those lands proved valuable tor lumbering and agricultural pur­ poses There remains yet to be patent­ ed to the State several thousand acre*. SUper acre, from winch price they grad-1 uate eventually to 82 per acre, unless sold during the period of graduation. Under the Humestoed act of 1859. and the note amendatory, thereof, 7,189 lucatione, cmbracinc 870.892 acres, bare been made. Of tbe licensees, 1, 661 hare furnished full proof of a five Mlleat «l*.r lila IU 1 MG kvr •kestabi . ahobHr*■111** sion Success is certain for them. Just look at their goods and prices. They are always ready to wait on you, and show you through, and are not afraid Comparisons. Edward H. Green of Cliatlevoix (Re­ publican) waa Representative io *73, chairman of oommittae on Harbors, and member of committee on Insurance. Christian H. Hertalerof Erie. Mon roe county (Democrat) was Rapreaentafive in *78. and member of committees on Internal improvements and on Lo- PREMIUM FOR 1575. Suqqq 11 cpxpcqlB. ExTim C11 cjx pxq Lb. Bxty fl. 0. Suqqq 10 eft pxq Lx. <jooo TqxLx Sfqup pg cj-x q QqLLo/t. P»1T l('e0 /EoLqxxiB, So yys. (joLaxp Jf/o Coffct, 35 oj-x^ Lx. Qooa qqoupo Copfxt, 35 opt A Lx. Jvtf 75 c‘i>r» Y°w Vr»®A So ct/r« Hqxipx, 15 cxp/px Cunnn/lTx, 10 cr/tp /per, 10 cx/lyx Soup 5 cxplfa. tjxqDLiqifp OiL, 30 ot/i-fX pxq QqLLop. Sn/Fo^tfo DENTIST Hartville Mickiiai. Ths majority again*! the New Oou■titatton ia 81,749; against Woamn Suffrage, 95,880. The Majority agorot the New Coustitnt.ua of 1867 was 38,­ 849. Thir Old Constitution ia popular with the people, who ought to praise and nut Llama ll»«ir officers for obeying it in regard to toution —Laxtixf XxfJ- rods of ditch constructed, 17 8-10. The greatest improvement by suy licensee was 32 acres and the least 2 acres. The»e Homestead grant* ore generously offered to people of limited means, and the Coumiwunec ia impresoed with the belief that tho aft ii a wise one, and LtcNs RUSSELL, | 0k. bow be rises te tai Istl. Jot- A* Ike brite tor Ckrtaaw aers r»H LEGISLATIVE EXPERIENCE. In Canned Goods you can find the best Brands of towoes f>ll<EHPpLE LOBSTERS BLACKBERRIES S^DIE/IS pEHClfES qitEE/i■coitf _ -------JELLIES PBE/ICIf /BUS.THHD -----------_ fi/ core 0rSTe^i STmWBEHqiES, sv.po/t 4/mticn/l OffEfJIflES Their Spices are warranted Pure by the box or pound such as Cinnamon, Cloves, ^Ispioe, Ginger, Pepper. Mustard, Sage, Cream Tartar, Soda and Sajeratus. Best makes of Baking Powders. Uno Subscription, entitling to THE ALDINE ono year, tlto Chromo ■ CANVASSERS WANTED. William Adair of Detroit (Democrat) wu Senator four terms, 1861-3-5-9, and is theiefoio the seaior member. He ba* been chairman of tn« commit­ tees on Expiring Lews and on ths Fi*h•riss, and moodier of the committees on Finance, Manufactures, State Prison, State Library, and Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind. Charlw V. Babcock of Southfield (Democrat) was Senator in *63, and member of the committee on . the Mill- Charies H. M<—_ ..... — tor (Republican) waa Reprvaantativo in 78, and member of committee* on Elec­ ttone and on Agricultural College. I-croy Parker of Flint (Republican) wa* Rr|kres*ntative in 74, and member of committee, on Roads and Bridges, Sts to Affairs, and Muuici(iai Corpor*iiona. Lawrence T. Remer of tjl Coir (Re­ publican) waa Representative in 73, i ami member of committee on Internal ' John T. Rick of Elba (Republican) was Representative to *73, chairman of committee on Agricultural College, and member of that on Eagre* nuent and Enrollment. Loriwu J. Taylor of Laingsburg (Re­ publican) vu Representative In *74 and member of the rvmmilteee on Road* and Bridge* and Public Health. I Goo. W. Van Aken of Quidwater (Re­ publican) waa Ropreeontativo in 73, and member of commiltoca on Agricul­ ture and on State Public School. Erwin C. Welkin* of Ruckford (Re­ publican) was Representative iu 73 people and the State. During 1807 (ho-Land Office paid in­ THE TRIBUNE FOR 1175. to the Stalo Treasury for field notes, plate, and other office work, 8338 .65 ; in 1808. 81,080.92 ; in I860. 11.0301; in 1870, 82.776; U 1871. 12,188.58; ia 1872. 88,006.40, in 1878, 88,850,75; Postage Free to Subscribers. and in 1874, 82870.52. During the year a malarial reduction During the year 1874 tbe poeidou of (from 16 to 10) has been made in tbe Tas Tatar*a a. the “leading American number of clarke iu this Department, newspa'wr" ba> axno to be gen trolly owing to tbe decreaeo in lead sales and recognised Us bitterest foes, white assailing It u fiorcslv a* of old on po­ Thi* re;xMt contain* a rtatemeat from litical or ether grounds, never now ques­ Attorney General Maratou in regard to tion its pre-emieeitee as a newspaper. the irregular sales made at the close of Il is eunfaeeedlyr lh« forsmoat in the Cummisrioner Edmonds* term, the sub­ country. It has won tie position, ana stance of which ha* l>o*a aimed v given it metn* to bold it by tho employmeat iu tho ApO/fom. of tbe boot ability, by the most walrtiThe anpsn Jix to thia report is mad* ful, eousciontiouB ettentiou, and by the up of valuable tables which give in de­ most lavish expenditure of money to tail all needed information in regard to procure whatever muuey will bur, in. tbe lands owned by the State. it* reedots service. Its expendltgrw iu The following table shows tho amount of money received into tbe D*nd Office during tho Caoal year: st also udcb Constitutional Amendment* and Woman Suffrage, at the general election, Nov. 8, as lawfully canvassed and determined in this city yseterday by the Board of State Canvassers, compoaed of the Secretary of State. State Trea*urer, and Comtnieifoaer of the Laud Office (no return, being recievod from the counties of Manitou and Pre»que lele): THE ALDINE COMPANY. 58 MAIDEHLAXE. -V. Y. FRUIT EXTRACTS-Cocoanut, Citron, and Lemon Peel, Mace, Carraways, Sugar Sand and Frosting Sugar. NEW YORK WORLD. The majorities for Itepublican Congrseuuen sre as follow.; Waldron 1MMJ. Williard 1,191*. W. B. WiUiama 1,. 158. Qiuor 1.982, Bradlev 279, Hub­ bell 0, 111. For Democretic Congress, men: A. 8. Willmm* 1,9.76, Potter 1,­ 039, Durand 1,636. The RmblittB majority for Congressmen in the eight district* whets there waa a eonteat is 1,522; and adding Governor Bagley’s majority (3.422) in the counties compos­ ing fits Ninth Jislriet, the Repabltoan defend the constitutional guarantees to the liberty of tha cittaen, end the eacrednooe.of the Nation’s faith with its creditors. But, like Tat Taianas, they bare bet faith iu the hot partisans who ln*i*t on strict obedionne to tbe dictates of the caucus, end who value yorty, not lor it* principles bat chiefly for its offi- THE CHEAPEST AND BEST. SirtiQl aid iKkaiital lute A- Fenchej of Mount Pleasant (Republican) was Representative in *69 and 78. He was chafnnac of the com­ mittee on Printing, and member of the committees on Way* and Meant, Lum­ ber Internet*, and Immigration. Edgar L. Grey of Newaygo (Repub­ lican) was Representative in 71, and DENTIST No. 1 Crockery, a full line at the same prices as the seconds. Glass ware very low. limps all styles and sizes. Burners, Chimneys, and all kinds of lamp goods. laskets, Sugar Boxbs, Tubs, Palls 4c., ad-libltum. And 0 my, Jim 1 Just go dowm to their Store, in Washington Block, State Street, and see for youreelf. Ham Ton Mt 7 Pc Cat IW All Goods delivered free in the City. * FINE SIAII UOWlIt IESIOS. YOU WILL FIND John N. Mellen of Romeo (Damocrat) mi 8eoatoc in 78. Hs served ns ehairmon af the committee on Fisherios and member of that on Lumbar Interests. Wai. H. Q MitehcU of Travotes City HISTORY OF THE NEW YORK TOMBS NEW LUMBER. C. SCHU' ever been made by any CcmsiWooer. The total number of acres of land dis­ posed of during the year was 186,026 52 Of this amount 6,177229 acres were Pri­ mary School lands; 8.079.95 Agricaltural College; 160 Aaylnm ; 40 Inter- i hare rveeivod the seal of popular ap­ proval. Tna Tstavaa can never bo a neutral i iu politics; bul it maintains if* iud»: jwndonoe ul any partisan diotatioa. It beUevoa that the mare organ of poUfieians oan never be a good nutrsjiupcx er > doserva the popular trust. . It aims to judge every act of whatever party aolre ty on its individual merits ; oomtnende the President where it thinks him right , a* buortdy as it oondemas him where it > think, him wrong: hold, f-ixt to iu ; iouc-avuwed priacipks, and value, nay party only as a means (or attaining ttaair • triumph*; waits oa nu caucus fur iu i opinions; *uS.r* no partisan ireod to �OMteb; WeeklyTribune Union Hall. in ICQ tUUN I WILL_ _ _ _ _ FREE EXHIBITION Barry County are invited to be pres- Until after the J- <L Ukaan, Pnf. Am Gray oQlarvard Umvenity, ri. It is indeed ■ beautiful eity, and an 2d. Each fownship shall appoint a Dedication. Th* North Castleton, United Breth­ port to th* Central Committee. left II without 3d. The name* of all old settlor* ren Church will dedicate their new ahapol, on tbe town-line road between so to a young an 1 growing Weetern Woodland and Uestleton. on Bunday, <tar. breadstuff*, disastrous operation! of tho Gran-en of orehandise, y full and scrupulously is bestowed lat. Prayer by tho Chaplain. 2d. Address by ths PreMdsnl. readers that the bolt of those ptrtf trtiPatent* Issued. election oinc*; and ,we have ho doubt Senator in Michigan would result in tho will be era: one year tor 81.M, Tax to anv address in tho United Status Address simply Tan Txarxx, Ncw-York. inner. Hsrnris, Mica., Dec. 30th, 1974. Editorial Correspondence. avoidably crowded oat, owing to the pressure of holiday calls, but will ap­ numberofVick’a Floral Guide. Thi* pub­ licantton is issued quarterly at the mere nominal price of twenty-five cents par year. It give* direction* for eul’ivation of ell flower* and vegetables, add contain* much useful and valuable reading. Published in English and German. Address Jarno* Vick. Rocl ostor, N. Y. That ia anight enjoyed a brie! res flee with it* daily du tie* and care*, we requiring publisher* to i>repsy postage on all [apen sent outride> of 01 the me county . „ ., , thia beautiful ChmUau evening find* where published, and we s■hall " therefore ’ ’ , . rmant from I com all all require strict ndvxnca payment such subscriber*, and au addition of 15 eent* to tbe regular price to pro-pay ney hither has b«*n a delightful postage, making tbo price 31.G5. Pardm. The weather baa been-splendid ; Baxxaa to friend* abroad are requested matter at once, a* al! pajier* now dsliv- rill be discontinued after January lit. ■pps, « that of October rather than late in December. The county paper is a chronicler of Wo came by tbe Great Centre! Route, every event and transaction within the eunnty, as well as .ths meat important Central, and the C. B. A Q Railroads, never found them in better condition than they are at present, whifoall along not more directly intereited, and should you not fee) more concerned in what neighborhood and your own county than every train and in all official joeitiuna ; or country 1 It is not unfroquently that a subscriber informs us that he noticed dating, and who seemed to delight in a singlo item in tho feixan in regard attention, and in giving any information or perhaps eoiue legal proceeding, or, it their aid nr direction as they journeyed home paper end of the many connecting routes not part with it. they go East from the Miseouri We have placed the River tow figure of 31.60 per year in advance, land, New York, Michigan of the city indicate* thrift anl unlim- PROSPECTUS FOR 1876. Patent Met to Michigan Inventor*, In another column will be found the prospestua of tbe Srsnrtpfo Xaursnsa, the best scientific paper published ia the world. To machinists aurt inventor* it it tree of postage; ar four month* to receirdd from the publish­ ers, the United State* Publishing Com­ pany, No. 18, University Place, New York, a cofiy of the “Hiatory of tn* New York TomK; It* Secrets and Uen confined m the City Prison or splitex-orn iu Centre worth parricide murder, ia .872. There criminal, hi* ap|warar.<w, trial, defence, and ability of Lead* all Other Paper* ia Michigan ot reading melter auy other Weekly AH TO READING MATTER. It Make the Holidays the happkat ecaauu of tho year. Call al the Jewelry Store baa three features of the greatcat practi­ cal value to people throughout tho huts. nm-Mi, jeweiry, silverware, aic., ever brought into this mantel, we Plan—Ita collection of MICHIGAN hot ii.iuiufsrture, but aeB all grade* ot Watches, |Including the Ixat matiufac NEWH though It* ecores of special oer- do - i——i-. u. , wmh.Iak!. .11 - .U- .1.-.- turn! in t le wnrM and by Ito eereftil eolleetton from the hundred or more local papers, make this moat Intersellng branch ot the new* of th* day far more complete and compre- buying, benalv* than la attempted by any other ranted I Michigan newspaper. Thia feature, of a special departmeat of Aaose aem, has matiou relative to the industrial, me­ BsooXD-Ita AGRICULTURAL DE­ chanical and scientific progress of tbe PARTMENT, under tbe supervision of world ia thoroughly reliable, and ha* an experienced agriculturist aud skill­ won for it a world-wide reputation. ful editorial!writer end compUer.l* alone worth to every farmer many time* tbe ooat of th* paper, white In the HOUHEI1OLD DEPARTMENT tho ladle* gaining Information on pt THE DETROIT POST. constantly tlcal topics of Interest to them wb niakaa tbs regular visits of The Trib a source Intervet and profit at all time*. No palua will be spared to keep thia The Detroit Poet. department op to the fall measure of ita excellence. In it* appropriate place will be foaad The Only Straight-Out Re­ past Tnxnx>—The COMMERCIAL COL­ the Proepeetu* of the Drtrtii J'td, daily, publican Paper in Detroit. UMN are edited by a gentleman of tong Wc request buyers to examine our atock of experience who appreciate* the value of entire acourary ttlltott the organ of the Republicans of TCHES, DIAMONDS In market reports and ta'iee every pain* to keep blmwlr well informed upon Michigan, and tho only Detroit paper Tfo IFreby Peri /«r 1976. eveiy change tliat occur* in the market that is to be (depends! on, as reliably Silrtif PmTlD SftCTUCii*, far produce or goods of every description. Republican under all olrcutustanc** We venture to my that for pain* taking and conscientious fidelity,' T7to Tribune Eft tfUBUB, ClOOXB, 40; 4°; n-adrre having tbs opportunities of com- oemmernial columns cannot be excelled to our clubbing rates liariaon, that fa all that goes to make np by any proer iu the country. In aildilloa to three promincut fea­ WE ALSO SELL SEW1XG MACHINE XEEDLES ,i fimt-ctase newspaper The Poet ha* no among Mlchignp Journal*. In ture*. thcj* ar* many minor one* that deeire a Metropolitan paper, that is Re­ equal each of ita rdltlon*, and In all of Its publican to the core, may subscribe dcjmrtuionta, It la edited with great care, Before purchasing alee where, and arc satisfied that they will find tndacemrnt* prrecrvn a healthy and elevated tone, of the general new* of th*day Isalway. ■nd ba* a well earned reputation for carefully mad* up, and compnaw alt the > offer at close prices for cash, or approved credit. SStf ability, acholarablp, good taste and vig­ toadlug events that transpire from week to week throughout tho world. 1 to mis­ The Detroit Tribune. orous originality. IKE HENDERSHOTT A. CO., cellaneous reading matter embraces the A* a family Newspaper, The Weekly In Uta Boston Cash Store, Union Block, Stata St. Poet, wbfle culling from all aoureue of widest possible variety of choice selec­ In our advertising column* will bo Information, la careful to remember that tions upon all aorta of topics, embodylloxtings, Dec. 9. 1874. In Itself a vast ;rund of Information found the proepeetu* of thi* popular pa­ ire ■ olumna are for the young as well as lag the old, and that the tuorula u well as and Instructive comment. Its Literary per. published drily, tri-weekly and D*|eatment will always furnish tbelieet i• : . . . • . alorlee and poetry to be found in all tbe wocklr. Ai a newspaper it t> second to : . .. , 5/ , gcod through this med urn. It broad field of literature. In abort, no other published in tlu> State, la general will ecrupulonely guard against doing whatever can add to tbe entertainment . . and Instruction* of Ito reader* Is dili­ edited with marked ability, and well Individual harm. Tbe literary Character of The Weekly gently sought for and seen red for them. printed. Publically, i» it not a* sound 1’nst In political sentimet Ito sympathies la higher tn tone and broader In as wo could wish, but on most question! ecope than that of any other Detroit remain steadfast with the Republican |«per. Its news Itepartmeut I* edited favvrs th* Republican party, it* princiwith reterer-oo to ftirnlshlug the most mles to that party to be the <x>rrut>t *4 IN CONNECTION veqtarer* and scheming politician* who position to the re-election of Senator of telegraphic dispatches received ■I -li flock to its standard because under It Chandler, detract! ^mch from it* mer- »e*k by The Dally Poet are carefully condensed sod aummarired especially ■unvv i o expoa* uieae, anu io tirive for tbe Weekly, and thus the new* from from tho party and tho Government all For the'accommodation of such of our friends as may subscriber could wish Lira Metropolitan all parts of the world la given with each journal. Subscription* received at thia Issue. In addition, it employe* a larre desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with cor-jn of I,.cal corroponlento In th* paramount duty of every honest citlaen office. Soo clubbing term*. and upright Journalist. It will there­ The BANNER, ice hare made arrangements whereby we fore. fcarlreefy expo** and condemn all are enabled to present the following liberal terms, with th* Tho Prairie Farmer. cvi-tii*. The proc edlnga of State orunderstanding, Aoizjrurr, that the order for our Journal and K»nixa:lou*, the Legislature religious, educational, aad other local bodies, are cither of the others named, must be sent together, and ac­ all carefully rwjxirtsJ. tor 1875 of that loading and vigorous Th* Market Hcporta given in lb* var­ eo that even its opponents shall respect companied by the money; and, also, that we must receive it for Its fair dealing. By consistently ious edition* of The Post are by all odds one subscription foThe BANNER for each copy of every more full and reltalile than thoe* of any other publication ordered from the list: Famer, which ia, without exception, the of its Detroit colrmporariee, each sepa­ rate L-eoe being carefully reTi**<1 aud been largely Incnwved. It will etrtve to bold the kuchI opinion tho* every­ DAXLXEB. present Fanners' Movement, and should'1 where enlertalaed for It, and to multi­ ply th* reasons for confidence In Ito Detroit Free Press. 810.60. and Republican Banner. 81.50, for • opinion* and atatemeate. Detroit Tribune. 810.60, aad Republican Banner, 81.50. for Grange or Club in tbs whole country 11 Detroit Post. 810.00, and Republican Banner, 81-50, for ■ • TERMS OF THE TRIBUNEBest Paper for Miohglan Reider* for it is fighting a noble bittie in their 13^0 Chicago Dailr Tribune, 813,00 and Republican Banner 81,50 for behalf. The price of Th* Weekly Tribune Published in the State, and there are thousands of families who maintain this remains unchanged. It well befUrntabcd opinton, as tbs result of liupartial and to single ralwcriber* at 82 per year; in Intelligent otwsrvaUoa. .Whatever dubs of five at 81 80; In clube of ten at Harper’s Weekly, 84.00 and Republican Banner, 31-50. for 81 00, and In dub* of twenty at 81 60. Harper's Baxary 84.00 and RepuMican Banner, 81-50, for tn day it leads the list of agricultural In addition to thia (a* the ptotage I* paper*. It articles are fresh and to th e hereafter required by law to be tialil in Hearth and Home, 83.00 and Republican Banner. 81.50, for 3.25 New York Tribune, 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81-50, for • * Detroit I. twelve cento extra must be wnt point. No farmer, atxk raiser cr nur adopted. lo pay poetags. This Is really a saving Toledo Blade, 1'2.00 and Ropublican Banner, 81-50, for • seryman, can well afford to do withto nuacrlber* as w bo have heretofore tx~en Chicago Tirana, 8'2.00 and Republican Banner. 81 50, for 3.15 ■ • THE rOLITIGS OF THE POST. obliged to pay twenty cento per year. out it. - 115 Chicago Tribune. 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81-50. far Hnbaeribere tn Wayne county are 2.80 Chicago Inter-Oosaa, 81.65 end Repablioaa Banner, 81.50, for In keeping with tbo time* tho pub­ fatpre wliA It has In the peat, a faithful exempt by law from the payment of . 345 lishers have reduced the subscription and earnest advocate of the priuefntoe postage, end on all *tngl* subecrlpU./tia Chicago Journal, 8'2.15 and Republican Banner. 81-50 for .1 25 Chicago Poet and Mail. 81.65 and Repubiicu Banner 81-50,'tor ■ price to 12.00 par year to which 15 cents and organIsaUou of ibe Republican - 3.15 Detroit Free PretA 82.00 and Republican Hanner 81-50. for party. Without the latter, tbe former per copy must be added for prepayment moat tuiorwaarlly be a dead letter. No postage paid by ueon Tbe Tribune, bat Detroit Tribune, 82 00 and Republican Banner 81 50, for 8 15 • • tfreat political measures can be efltected we shall |>ay the balance out of oar own Detroit Poet, 82.00 end Republican Banner 81-50 for - 3.16 a republic except through parties and pocketa. This arrangement is made tn Michigan Fanner, 82.00 and Republican Banner 81.60 for Tbe publisher* pay liberal cash evtn- An pony ornnlxatimi Good doctrine may common with th* other Detroit paper* Country Gentleman, 82.50 and Republican Banner 31.50 for 3.75 miMona to Club Agents, and also .make be preasbed, and tbe wisest and moat Weetern Rural, 82.00 anfl Republican Bauwv 81^0 for twhefleent theorlue evolved, through In,11.!>h. I, 1- - ■ »--------Advance, 83.15 and Republican Banner 81-50 for ■ may aasociote together for suhecriptfam 3.75 New Covenant. 82.65 and Republican Banner 81.50 far a party that any political Im­ Micbigtn Farmer. 82,15 and Republican Banner 81,50 for 3.25 purpose*. Fall particular!, sample through _......... press can be made upon the admlnletro- 3.2S New York Home Journal, 83,00 aad Repablieau Banner 81,60 for tlou nt geverumrnt T he people of the theirpoetufflre*. THE DAILY TUBUJIE la furnished ai 810 per year (with 00 -oenta extra for surUompany, Chicago. which must control public alDiIr*. Tbe poetsge. which we shall be required to Fust believes that tn tbo fundamental 0.40 Detroit Tribune, 35.80 and Rennbllean Banner 81.50 for • • principle* upon which tbe Republican Detroit Post, 35.30 and Republican Banner 81.50 for 6.40 Ihdroit Free Press 85.80 aud Republican Banner 81 50 for 7,00 Chtoagu Tri-Wodkly Tribune, 86,60 aud Republican Bantter 81.50 for ■ TRI WEEKLY TRIBUNE to nsettou with th* Baxxxx, we will sup­ ply th* two pepen (the regular price of the former being 82.15, including pos­ rent the beat hops* of th* country. Dally. It la sent far 85 per year (with • _» I. - . K cento extra for postage), 83 60 for elx tage, aad of tbe Baxna 8! .58if nnlered 4.85 • months (with ISrent* extra fur i-etage), Harper's Magarino. 81.00 atxl Republican Banner 81.50 fov together, for only 83-25. or81 a for three months (with 10 cents Atlantic Monthly, 84.00 end Republican Banner 81.50 for • extra for postage). Scribner's Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81-30 for • Lippincott's Msgaxino, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81 50 fx • rhlch costa The Galaxy. 84 00 and Republican Banner 81.50 tar The United Stales Evangelical AlliLakeside Mwntbiy, 81.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 foe • 4.25 Godoy’* Lady’* Book, 83 15 aud Republican Banner 81 50 tor THE TRIBUME, 8.76 St Nicholas, 83.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for • • Dotr.lt, Mich. 3.25 National Ur* Stock Journal, 82.15 and Republican Banner 81.60 for ntoltfinaf tti Ceysssfos—Review good of mankind, and for th* develop­ Horticulturist 82 10 end Republican Banner 81-50 for 1876. Thirtieth Year. of the post, thanksgiving for varied ment of this Nation, than any other 1846. Gardner’s Monthly, 82.10 and Republican Banner 81.50 for •• mercies; humiliation far peraonal aad •• 2.75 Little Corporal, 81-60 aad Republican Banner 81 50 tor ' National sina Preyor for God’s blesslamer 81.60 for 2.75 TheNaroery, 81.60 aad R*r-»^— —*i*nn-.... THE 11.60 Republican Banner 81-50 for 8.10 Petereon's Itedy s National ------Arthur's Home Magarino. * £M Ths Poultry Worid, 81 25 *-------- ,------------------------------------ 2 75 American Agriculturally, 81-25 and Republican Banner 81.60 for Ballous Monthly Magnates. 82.00 aad Republican Banner 81.50 for 3,85 Ths Phrenological Journal, 83,00 *cd Republican Banner, 81,50 for publican party. It will fearlessly ex­ pose and seek to reform the abuses and 3,15 Science of Health, 83.00 *»d Republican Banaer 81,50 for ■ wrong* of itsown party. Il will boldly Ths Beet Literary and Society, oppose measure* aod policies which to Paper in America. believse to bo unwise. It will not be ZZses* O^wts Ar Prayw-For parents the slave bat tbe true and talthful frit nd and children, deecher* and guardians ; THE REPUBLICAN BANNER WITH OTHER JOURNALS JOURNAL, KNUBGEDANDHPBOm JOHN PETTIT and au bonentgovernment Parapenttml Journal to pretend to be ••independent" the naUeuiau whnai public spirit I cannot help but think that I WILL SUCCEED is a big word. Yet I mean that same thing. I commenced btuineae in Hastings in 1866 without a dollar and I hold my own yet That don't look like a failure does it. “No not much.” THERE IH ONE THIN’Ci that I am aorry for “and that is” to be compelled to discharge Honest, Industrious and competent Mechanics, who are deferring of steady employment, because I am over-stocked with work fin­ ished. My anopa arc all full of work. “Buggicx aud Cutters” and now if the people of this good Cpunty of Barry would en­ courage Mechanical Industry, at home and thereby promote their own interest, they will aft come to Hastings and buy all their mon humanity TERMS : FREE OF POSTAGE. two run clum Eave on exibition one of the largest Stock of Hoilday Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash- We have, also, a full and com­ plete Stock of Drugs and Medicines, Books and Sta- T»I Lcjc:.’" I in Rom NOW IS YOUR TIME I Painting an Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic's in Endless Quantities Fcr tirenlare addres MTIBB’S T8IIILIV Trunks, Travelling Bags, Estate Hecwrtty. ‘ All Rwdy lo Buy Other vw prepared n- : Dtfar U' Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best and Railroad atrv >Ilinf Hasriag* City, Sept the Barryvdle Come,and see for Yourself Baiting*, Sept.,’ Oth 1874. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Spooner & Hepburn NEW CiKOCERY AM) TEA HOUSE. Berryville, Nor. Bt. Haatli Special Ju«t opened in Mr. BOWNE’S NEW STORE, V^syi/fyoX BLbck, Sou/if Slat oy SpiT1 sT1"TWhere can l>c found a choice and well selected Stock of Ptap and Fancy GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. CONFECTIONEltY Ac. A complete tumortmeiit of all kinthi of Whole and, Ground Spices • WARRANTED PURE. ' All kinds of Fruit in their Season. Fresh Vegetables always on hand. Also we have a full line of the best Lamps &, Fixtures, Crockery, Glass &, Wooden Ware Always on hand at prices that cannot be bent in the County I/>FT. - Cir, X) for *35.80. CASH BUYERS will find it to their advantage to ex­ amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Hasting*, Nev. 5 Free delivery to any part of the City. S■ Respectfully, ' Spooner <?■ Hepburn. purposes it i* it Uoolc nt Thi TO WHOM IT IMPOSITION HATED! Hasting*. Dw. S OPPOSITION COURTFD! Companion Invited and Competition Defied in Teas. rogu, III., and a o Coffees and. johiv All grudt. or Teu. tb, very b«.t iu the itket Frc»b «wrr w«sk from lb. Importer. S. 8. SLEEPER A CXI., of Bo.lo». ,od lor nle el price, which deSo. racce-ful compelitioe GIVE ME A CALL. H-liep. Nor. loth. 1874. J°hu Stanley REMINGTON I Hopkins & Barnes, continue to be Kepcbllcan tire Republican party rspr fc — . - . ,, I OS0R0E. J J. L. REED. Zbrssyw Oi/sek/sr Pr«jMr-Tto> extnnion ot religious liberty throughout th* HuaacMimox. Local W r you all have rec SPECIAL OFFER. HOME Bobtaaon; the shooting ul Virginia Towaaead on the atop* at tbs Breadreth . I am sailing gx>< work at present, very cheap iadsed in (he wbohi>ear^o buy Buggies or Cutter* eheap. . ceive patronage or it is a try.” Tho people in this 4th. Binging by tbe Choir and andl5th. Tea minute speech**. 6th. Sapper. 7th. JBd fashioned Amusement*. N. ILuow, Cbsirmau of CummiUse. advertisement •• BUGGIES A.F<» C VF-rEIlS?’ The Detroit Tribune etch bearing that date. Furnished thia paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitor* of Pat­ ent*. Washington. D. C. Medical Compound* er Lteaments, L. the benefits that Michigan haa derived H*ifi*ld, Detroit Car Couplings, M. Boyed, Jrn Williamsville. Car Coup­ F. Joy to extend Railroad facilities to lings, B. A. Morgan, Howell. Step Bea all parts of our State, and tbe proepon- Ladder. H Nieman. Ypsilanti. v w _ ruts___Cold wait r. Hive, J. Measesger, defeat of the Republican party t Subscribers to th* Baxxa* who,re­ side outside of Barry county will please GuanCaarstL Honz, HOLIDAY’S iu csreiui MIILDC, ami Inrgr dar Springs will officiate. An invita­ riun aud membership shall be deter­ amount of reading matter, suited to all mined acd granted by tho Central Com­ tastes aud covering the entire range ol tion to th* public ia extended. mittee, by aud with tho advtoe and ean- Information sought lor by readers everyThe New York Tribune. Tho Detroit Tnhew of Monday pub­ of the most valuable journahfpublished lishes the celebrated manifesto of tho bolting Republican members of the special attention of anr reader*, and shall be pleased to forward subscription* ago. Well, that ia well, but why did Each persou procuring a club of ton more subweriber* is entitled to one Tte ‘Gnat Mitiipi Htnpaper. when I look at the heading ofthia ItbaMsattlsMaehliie, LOi �HOLIDAY GOODS, lover-, of the -light fantastic toe" that Ayos—Dawson, Dolph, Mudge, BumI will hold a dance on the evening' of mor, Bentley and Dee. 81st, at my residence in thia toanPreoont—Mayor, Recorder, Aid*. Nays—Noae. * •hip 8 milos Booth of the city. Oyster Dawton. Dolph, Mudge, Beeamn, Tho thianeea ol corn husks. the man­ Supper aud a reaeonablo bill may be Bantley aad Htek*. ner muskrats build their nests, Ac, inexpected. Minute* of th* previous m**ting read and approved. Now the counlry paraou wonder* if, o*nt. which you will have to pay after January let, 1875. Local Jlotice;. at hia ooming donation, be will raoeiv*' anything but bolted cider epplo saue* and pumpkins. School Exhibition. Instaneeiof men who go down one piece of orange-peel and g*t up end think aa much of lhemeelvM a* they did befori are rare. PICTURE^ 1 I am now all alone in tho Lffiotograph busineea. and oa I hsvo undo arrange­ ments to increase xny facilities for doing better work than ever, all should mil aud get a negative taken. Tbo superi­ ority of my work in the post is a suffl. etout guhrantee of fint-cUas work in tho future. Rooms in Washington Block, south sale State Street filtf Gao. L. Hurx. C. H. Bauer, Pooeeuting Attorney elect has moved his office from Union Block to tho former Probate office, ia the Court House. We read accounts of fanner* plowing in different parts uf tbe State last weak. Who would ask for a milder climsto than in Michigan ? declamations, essays, dialogues, tableau* and freely iaterwponvd with good music. We am advised that an ontortaining programme will bo pmoented. An admtuiou fee of 85 cent, ia to be charged. Thia is a food chance .now to give the aeholam n good organ, and wo hope and trust that tbe hall will lie packed to lie Little can bo done without dotoroinutmet capacity. Lot all attend. alion; and certainly no great Require­ ment uan bo made without patient aad •wady application. Tt* jnrty advertised by J. Lse Rood When a man has ouoo forfeited his reputation tor integrity, ha is set fast, on Jan. 1st, 1875, bids fair to *ilqise and nothing will serve his turn—neith- anything aver beturo gtrsa in. Union Hall, tbo entire bill is onl> 82.50, Quarterly meeting kt tbo M. A and all who buy tickets will bo entitled to a chance in the drawing of tbe priae Church next Saturday aud Bunday. Preaching by the Prejuding Elder. Bun­ 825., Mr. Reed ha* already sold over 100 numbers, and wo should judge that day School at 3 ». x. all who wish early sup|xrs had Ixtter LOOK AT STOCK and PRICES. Aya*-Dawson, Mudge, Bessmer, OfW. W. Kelley and otben for Bentley and Hicki. opening Creek Street to Sec. 20, waa re­ Nays—Dolph. ceived and, referred to Street Committee, Oa motion of Aid. Bentley, Wm. H. with iastrastious tv report at nest regu- Jewell wa* appointed Aldermau from tb* Fint Ward. ■' Of W. F. Col** and otben, asking Ayes—Dawson, Mudge, Dolph, Bessthe appointment of W. H. JiW- tner, Beuttey and Hick*. •11 ae Addarman from tbi 1st Ward in Nay*—None. place of C. E. Bulov, ratigned. wa* Tbo account ofT. J. Wilder, »■* for presented and accepted. service* aa^pierk of Election and UcgMtration, and 85 for rant of room, waa NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The large$fand nicest Stock of TOYS before in Barry County. Aye*—D*wean. Mudge, Dolph,Boesmor, Bsnttoy and Hick*. Ney*—Nane­ tte motion Council adjourned. Regular meeting of tbe Common Council Wednesday Doc. 10, 1874. Present—Mayor, Recorder, AldaJewell, Mrdgc, Beumer, Bcntls^'and 1,000 lbs, Fancy Mixed Candies for Holidays. Heeding of Report of fi Crockery and Glassware Cuxxucist.Cou.biB, Grand Rapids; thorough work; able teacher*. Great­ er demand for atudenta tu fill position! than tho supply. sTortu* reasonable. roaidaoe* of h*r pareuta on Saturday For circular* nddiw** 0. O. Swo-tsborg. OKnaing last. ll*r fuural wa* largely Pronriotor. ___ ___ attended on Monday morning. will be sold at reduced rates for Holiday! Mrs. Mary Wheeler, wile of L. J. Wheeler of Nashville, and daughter of All Ready to Buy Wheat, Oats, and Mr*. J. F. Gaines, died at tbo roridenoo Tho annual turning at Imo Ratty Qlher Grain. of her mother in tbie city on tho 20th County Agricultural Society waa bold ou tho 224 inet. ’ Tho report of tbo See• The new firm of Ctesey A Holden Good manners is th. art of miking rutarr showed that financially the Soci­ aro uow prepared tu purchase Wheat, Oats, ana oilier grain, al tho Storehouse three people easy with whom wo cisn.- ety waa in good condition. Tho following gentlemen wore elected verse. Whoever makes the fuerrat por- 45 DOLLARS! Account of W. II. WLipplo wa* al­ lowed at *2 60 and an order drawn on the Fire Department. Ayee—Jew.11, Mudge, Rentier, Bess- FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. sans uneasy, is tho bss* - bred iu tbe The good 'man feel, no injustice so etrcugly aa that done to otben; that The undeeignod baring purolieerd committed agaiu.t jumtelf he see* not tho Barry till,, y ouring Mill^mu pre- io-clearly; tho b*d man feel* only in­ j arod to do milling of any* <Te*cription jury to hiraaelf. oa short notice. Patronage solicited. Wa learn that watch night service* Custom work a ^wciality. Cash paid will be held at tbe M. E. Church, for wheat, corn, oats and buckwheat. Thursday evening. Preaching at 8 1-2 o'clock. Hie public aro cordially invitod to be present Special Notice. A sou of Mr*. J. R. Van Velsor, aged 2 1-2 years, was scalded bv tolling in a pail of hoi. water, ou Munday uf last week, and died in a few hours after­ wards, at Nunica, Ottawa Co. Iu telseting your reading for tbo coming year, wo earnoetly invito those who live within th* county to duly con­ sider tho value of n eounly pajier Io them, over any other newspaper pub!;- From 30 cents to$!6,00. GROCERIES, GROCERIES, Our Grocery St^ck is larger than ever before, and mus On Monday, I. W. Vrootuan, a well knosrn Jail Bird in our County Jail, ab­ On motion report was accepted. sconded lor [uirta kuuwn betweeu two Committee on Finance roeommeudsil nights. For four lung yeata bo ba* that tbo account of F. D. Ackley 81 20 been confined within its walls, and now take* hia dejiarturo to be aucceeded by John Q. Crossy. our popular Sheriff elect, whoso duties of office commence ,yea—Dawson, Dolph, Mudge, Besson Friday morning nest. All who have .JBentley and Hicks. bad the kooer of being guests of the Window Barred Brick, speak highly of tho outgoing Sheriff and family, and Our merchant* all report a busy time during lb* pent few week* and wo ■bould judge by the losseusd pile* Of toy»„ book*, etc., upon their counter!, believe that whoever take* refuge that old Santa tradud a pretty good bill John will inset with good care a watchful eye. excellent assortment of the beet candies cheap, alio, a few thousand other LOST.—City of Hastings Ordor, No. thing* that you should *ee before buy­ 190 for 835.80. Tho finder will ptease ing groceries and Holiday : pn-wnU return to the eubecribora, a* payment haa boen slopped. WlLKISs BurtBEOS. Hasting*. Nor. 28, 1874. 32lf Our $1 Japan Tea Discounts them all. All other Goods in proportion. Remember for the next two weeksionly. Moved that 8167 88 of tbo account bo 19 II* on Contingent Fund ; allowed, and an order drawn on Gene­ Dog Fuad. ral Highway Fuad. and distributed pop-coru, candiee and , nuts, and having a good many other place* to visit, took bi* departure with hia uaual greeting to ell “Wuh you merry Christmas Th* Episcopal *o-, ciety had el»o a nice tree at th* Union, Hall, but we ar* unabl* to apeak ff FFor four day* last week 1*. A. Shel­ don, Ralph Jourdax and Mr. Barnum it on aceonnt of not being present. were out for a fishing expedition and Modern Women. se*ured 18 pickerel, 23 black bass, and 400 calico bae*. They were aa fine a Jot of fish as we have awn for some time, and Phito has the thanks of tbe oditorfs T. PHILLIPS. Ayee—Jewell, Mudge, Bentley, BeeeAyee - Dawson,JB«ntl*y and Hick*. Naye - Dolph, Mudge end Itesemcr, Naye—None. By Aid. B*ntlev. Tbo report of tbe Special Committee At an adjuurnod meeting of th* Com­ mon Council of th* City of llMtinge on Wind Mill and the proposals for held Dec. Dth, 1874. Th* profile of fare ithing tbo same we* laid on th* Broadway, eoutb from Stat* Strout to Th* following accounts wer Ovqea Street and Green Street from J. W. A C. G. Bentley, Broadway to Jcff*r*on, was produced Lumber, 1st Ward aud exhibited and no objection being P A Throop, Ihggiog made to the contemplated change of trench lor cistern J W A C G Benttoy, Lum­ ber Dep't Jas Slaughtory, Paving Christmas in Hailing*. , r 1 family for a nice met*. Last Sunday evening a party of young boys, who ought to bare boon at home, were found enjoying a fire at tho Engine boueo, busily smoking and making acme slight noise. As a warning to them we would elate that tbe city Mar­ shal will bo apt to place them in the care of our naw County Hotel Host, Croeay. if found there again. y Jurt aa we wer* going to press lest wook Goo. Preatoo, while returning fr.m dinner when uoeriag lb* o„ ,«■[,. ™ KU..,—Wil, Ml£sd that bi* forward axte wa* broken Mr. A. J. Bowne was in eumpany with him *»d both were thrown from th* sect forward yet but little damage was dot*—eave the broken axte On motion, ordered, old village dm No. 17 and one dated July "27th, 1809, worn taken up and order* on Past Indebtedness Fund in piece tu follows . To Len Wightman 848 04 ; to Kenfisld 8420 82. Tb* following aeoouat* were *1 and orders drawn ou contingent W. B. Brown, balance of rout J. M. Beumer, expense to Grand Sapid* J. A. Sweeney, oa salary K. Mudge, root to klirch 6, Ayee—Daweon. Dolph, Hodge, Bessmer, Beafloy aud Hkka. Nays—None. Tb* following accounts were present­ ed and referred to Finance Committee: 818 61 Smith, Manee A Preston. 34w3 SO on Tbe tnorning wa* u»h*r*d ia by tb* childish calls to th* parent “can I gat up sow," “Ha* he come yet,” “Merry Christmas," ete. Th# w*atb«r wa* cscoodlngly pleasant The sleighing was nut very good, but was used tu *om* esv tent by tbe young and old Tbe child­ we should judge, a pood day fur hand­ ren were too busy with their present* to ling the article. A man went homo, the other even­ ing, nnd found bi* home locked upTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Getting in at the window, with consulrr- dinner, and acme their, family re union, able difficulty, he found on a tall* a capped £wtth * Christmas tree in the note from hi* wife; “I have gave out evening. We Lavo board of no very I you will find th* dour-k>y on one side of valuable present* lieetowed other than tho door-atop." , uwfui and rrmomlrerances of friends At the election of officer* ol HastOn Cbnstmaa eve. the M. E Church Nay*—Noe*. ng* I-odg* No. 58. L O. O- F. l**t eve. had a tree for tbe Sunday School, aud By Aid. Hick. A Map of tbe United States Given Away. niug tbo folioring persons were duly it was our good fortune to be present. from tb* Contingent Fund to the Omselected for I he ensuing term. «u : John Tbo tree was well filled, and ©insisted ml Highway Fund. 8. Van Brunt. N. Q-; W. H. Jewell, V. of tome very excellent presents for tbe "Naye—Dolph end Mudge. Inehce, of the United Siatee. ecud your G.; Jdbn G. Mindy, Sect.; Newton J. Ayee—Jewell, Mudge. Bentley, BeesOn motion the matter of changing children and other*. There wore rootaname and poet other nddrees to G. Lgrade of Broadway and Green Street*, Harrison, 6. State St, Boston, Maae.; or Bronsote. g. 8; Fred. Nacbtrieb, Tree. We eeo by the last Jeanuf that its to L. F. Booth, 223 Broadway, New York City ; or to W. H. Stennett, Gen. editor* try to make themselve* marry I*ae. Arent C. A N. W. Railway. Chi­ over eu articto borrowed from an ex­ cago, HI., aud a copy will be rent you change. oa the siss of our focU Well, that’s getting down pretty low, but this community ere well satisfied that th* trouble with tbs JttnJ editor* M at The nicest lot of Castors in Town. For What? Sc^iBfiEf^’s flloay^LY, Is Manutaeturad by the for uo with our name on the Movement. A. N. S A B IN, rzorx t atjnr Commission Merchant, nrritnrr ' j^TMCn A KIMMUCAN. Merchant Tailors, its jcrrnxos avkrvk. ;'petkoit, wich FK3SKSE John H. Wendell & Co.. Rtflnd. That the amount of 828 82 aaseesed against the property of J. Coto & Son. for paring cn State Street be re­ mitted. tbe same haviag been errone­ ously -i—ii-4. and tbu the Treasurer be instrnrted to give hia receipt for the same using a copy of this reudutioo a* rvucher therefor. Ayee—Mudge, Boeemor, Boattoy, Dolph and Hick* Naye—Non oBy AH. Brenner— . Wxebbxs George M. Reed, tote City MarohaL ha* refused snd still refuse* to pay money* in his band* to lb* City THE Treasurer, or to eettto with tbe eity. Therefore, bo it z.-«e/rvd. That the Uly Attorney bo aad is hereby instructed to immediately a.mm'tice suit agaimt tbe said George M Recd and his bail, for the rmAvery of all monoys du* tho city from the said George M. Reed. This Watch ELGIN WATCH CO., BEACTiraXT ILLUSTRATED. MICifiGAN. LIYINGSTOHK IS DUD! Ific Prrerere of tire World; ProrsnsM. aud Improved Indusfall kinds; Verful Notre. RsbvcReetlon end Adri-,- . by Pre.WHOLE WESTERN TRY COUN­ c. scnm Ayeo-Mudge, Beumer, Bentley aud Tbe IbUowiag sooounti were J. M. Boeemer, reuairiax walka v W. W. KoUoy, Lumber G. M. Dewey, Printing Rood A Garrieoa. work F. T. Burgher, Sand D. BaaMtt, Drwyfatf W. T. Xa»tn>*», Limo A. B. Pratt, labor general dability. falliog’and other dt>plaoewnt* of internal organs, resullmg from debility and lack of etreogtb, >n natural supports, internal fever, col {*»two, mfiamation and uhwratrou Usd vary many other ebrvaie dieeeere .ari it.nl to womim. nut proper to metAioa here, in which, as well as tn tbe oa*»* tl£ Late bren enumerated, th. F.rot- Dolph. Naye—Jewell. Moved that the matter of change of TKF RUT BOOOL » VVEBSTE IMUCTICG. EMXXTKBSI *XD ccxxxkcui.a Moved that a special eomudtto be ap­ pointed to inquire a* to tbo pooetMa cool aeeeseary of laying pipe* from Barlow A Goodyear’* mill pond to the Cowrt Yard, to eupph the city with water Motion prevailed. Th* Mayor appointed Aid. Bentley. Bvesmsr and Hick* �THE HUHNE COMPANY'S 01000000020200482348485323235323535323 NEW PUBLICATIONS. CHICAGO TRIBUNE THE ALDINE: THE ART JOURNAL OP AMERICA. MICHIGAN CENTRAL iftr fcr SaK it te Lows! 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Kr- ..rt.iB Iulatanff.Morton audabB^ .twain! pmUsclac »x Ua< fall T»f’ Uliuirnlues .a ih. l.w'j llirj dor af Max. la Oa ra*r »t oar remington;skwikg mights 1 lbw. U .Iwm.S to bo Iu, si tb. i Hastings, Mich. Weeds in Society. 1 don't know of any kind of labor' which requires as much patience w weeding. Nor ot any which so tempts one to moralize I am weeding. Well what is a weed ? Here ia a poppy from To Whom it may Concern! tbe hills. There are millions ot them in acme of tha wheat fields, am! tho Be it known, That I shall farmers try hard to exterminate them. keep in stock and fill to order They call them weeds out in the coun­ the’Celebrated try and pull them up or plow them un­ der: But thia poppy I am cultivating with greet earn, Beside it is a bunch of alfalfa. Tho farmer who has a field full of such bunbhee rojpfcov greallv. for Plows and other purposes. Thousands are cultivating the alfalfa, and hoping that it vutt enrich them with five oops of hay in a year. But I fur nil Kalamazoo Plows kept on hand. pull it up, aa it grows beside and ovur-abadows my wild poppy. I call the alfalfa a weed in ray grounds. Why is it a weed to mo and .not to the tanner? and why ia the poppy a weed to him of all CURTIS, DODGE. ROBINSON and not to me? What is a weed? and WIARD patterns, and Wobetor aaye it is ‘'any plant that is Coalinga for all P L 0 W 8 now tn use. Stop! Hearken Ye OEMS FOR THE ALDINE, .« bl tbo w.U^uTWD.r of tb. a. W Motin oioa IS) la Mvnaip I raan ua <». wms. Hur, ruelaodrad <UD> rads. U«o~ wool lbn>> R»lb o-n. haadrad 11001 ■IsbV l«> n-1. I* Um Han ef Mirtme Previn N 1.1. uddstbul nmonca MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division sEtr. “Dispone lnop," SCRAP BOOKS. M aid Im Beam Plows, THEMASON&HAMLIN 0R6M CO rftiftw as mediation. Thia is not a good defi­ nition, and the lexicographer seems to suspect as much, for he adds this note: ' "Tho weed has no definite application to any particular plant or spades of plants. Whatever plants grow aiuong corn, or grain, or in hedges, or else­ where, and which are uf no uw to man, injurious to crojn, or unsightly or out THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. H1MLI.Y ORG1M MISOS A CO. EVERY BOND. aighllyil may bo beautiful. It ia not neceesarily injut ions; it may bo uaeful. But it ia everywhere aud always a plant out of place—a plant however orna­ mental or valuable in itself, that is where il is not wanted. 1'uppiM are out of place in a wheat field, aud alfalfa is out of place inti garden. Hence wo wHl pull up in one locality what wo would cultivate in another. There aro weotls in eociety, weeds in our churches, weeds in congress, in all our togislalurrs and conventions. Men out of place—intelligent, amiable, con­ scientious, yet useless, because they are not in tho sphere to which they are adapted. 1 know a man years ago who was a vary pood shoemaker, but thought ho ought to bo a lawyer. So bo changed his lip-stone for a Black­ stone, and instead of au honest and use­ ful mechanic ho jieeame a miserable jiottifoggor. Out of his place, he had jnst brains enough to stir up strife aud become at great a nuisance cs the Can­ ada thistle. I hare known other men who were highly gifted and cultured, but who would not use tbrir talents fur the good of scciety. who would not Jot their foliage shed and refresh weary, or tho blowkitns of their genius ripen in­ to tha fruits of useful deeds. Such mon in their selfish seclusion are plants out of place. It uny of our renders fool that they arc uaulcto, it may be that they are Ilka tbe alfalfa in my garden ; that ihoy hare drifted out of their true sphere stid need only to got where they really belong and try to do thoir duty there in ardor to be both usaful and happy. There aro not a fuw Christiana over bars and elsewhere who are weeds because thay neglect to occupy that poeition in tbe church and in the groat bo- Third Series Drawing, Agricultuial. Imolemenls Capit'l Premium $100,000. THE ALDINE COMPANY, 58 Nsiden Lane, New York. (Give xr. a Call.) AgtBtv for Michigan, MM, Horion & Pte, Warehouse corner Broadway and Ap­ ple Streets. W. T. EASTMAN’. M0R6ENTHAU, BRUNO & CO Hsitiugs, Sept 23,1874. Hastings Drug Store You will find a lull line of Drugs, Medicines, Clionncal*, Paints, Oils DyoSlutT aud ovarything belonging to a first claw Drug Store. PiEtpcBemrEls laposiMfi Under This Plan Detroit and Grind Baplds. Mich '— r ® -T.WAS&T "5 a Briggs House Randolph BL and Fifth Ave., CHICAGO. •m INTER-OCEAN THHEE EDITION <. I® £ <« SWIOilll, LEADIHG UH Jacta & sajiui vernalueeutlt Im been loaned poeliloa oa tbv RFPUBUCAN PAPER IN THE NORTHWEST. A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. rsjsrw; 23482353532325 AND OTHER SONGS BT J. E. STEWART. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing.<br /><br />Note the change in name to The Republican Banner. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-01-06.pdf 8d1778c24e24bc50c3098ba48567fc3f PDF Text Text Bmiioiv <f* Hastings lejrablican 1 Geo. M. Dewey, KDIToR AMR PUBLISHER. ■ I TZBM3 OF KCBSCnrrTtOX: HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1875, VOL. XIX. NO. 37 A Repreaentatlve and Champion of American Art Tide! Mwml and hiiKH Cart HEARD THE NEWS ? Vo! What is it | BURGHER. SPOONER&HEPBURN .WM. UPJOHX, JOli.X ROBERTS', parnCIAXA gUHOJ^OtL-Uwvmt.e —> i« _t V«. | l td :^r~e WHOLE NO. 971. AWXGOFA LIFE. kfo^lij “Unele Ookman," cried hia naphav, holly, “I never thought of it, much less apoka of it.” tored na he donnod hit moat exquiaite ■ait. hia tunat dialing nroktia. and Eratened a 1-unuet in bii button-hole. Prospectus for 1875! MILO T. WHEELER. nier RATES or EIGHTH YEAR r rut gently The .Udine. THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA. Issued Monthly. playing with tope and morblee. “Undo Coleman, you are ep of ng batrotbed wife, rapember.’ *'A Magnificent Com option, Wonderful* ly carried out." iroertog pumpe. and to one tatter morning I found both pampa—the “Not a bit of II" ARE GOING TO LEAVE TOWN. JSSIBSCfcS! fat DR. C. RUSSELL. No. I guess not, as I waa in there to-day and they were all busy. The store full of customers. And then talk about their leaving with such stacks of goods, and more coming all the time. It is all a Hoax, they came to stay and here are five reasons >E“ fbr it. ' your Aui Frank." T|S‘U;”RK!l£r SX fits M. W. RIKER. rig afloction at bii young relative, auch lilir-tima." convertation I un to hero by appoint­ ment, with Mia* Frothingham.'1 T. B. DIAMOND, They understand their business, both of them having been for a number of years with the largest Retail Grocery House* in the State dy-luvo's constancy! ’ afraid af her forgetting me," said Frank, loftily. “You are actually engaged f "Certainly I I bought a diamond ring ----- '» yesterday, aad nut it on her Mr finger last evening. “Hem! Well, tho fool-killer hasn't sn here lately, that's certain. There, offand lot me finish my paper in ace. Yon will go to Hartford ? They take great pains to get and keep on hand a full line of the tin* best goods to be had. KSOTf LUCIUS RUSSELL. They have plenty of means and backing so they pay C^Sff for their Goods and consequently get the* very lowest figures. WRIGHT A HOLBROOK. With Hue I could • routing J. railed iocmvraiont. and grrt'.led bar with a flovary onmpl Hut after his nephew left him, Coletn Burko let his paper lie idly upon I Lsp. while ho fell into a fit of inus­ ;. often interrupted by impatient . as he had child. THEY SELL FUR ( ASH platform m I SSa&S.' Miking So»p. PREMIUM FOR 1875. Success is certain for them. Just look at their goods and prices. They are always ready to wait i you, and show you through, and are not afraid! j-n-n iOf Comparisons. Comparisons. . ISAAC W. VROOMAX. JOHN a. CR ESSY. tha wedding, if I can -btain an pTMiiou of your whhos Do yon object to au early day f. I _— •Man'i U.-.iolflih Friend" Sy^»4't» 4- WM. 11. HAVFORD. DENTIST Haiiilk ■ AU werk isrumbtlr aUrwl Michiiai Sweet's H°Tel: OBAXD JUPlPH............................... MICH II »T‘ Pct £*Tifn C. Sugnn II cys />«( Lt. j / ’ Btsj /I. 0. Suqqn 10 cys ptq la. tjoon Tqtlt Sfqup cy« q (jqllop. P°HT ^'c0 e° ?7»i}oLor/l Ifio Coffti, as CT* A (jooo qqou/lD Cofftt, as oys Jf I*. JW *** 75 O‘PT> Y<’ul"i Hr”!1' 5» /fqai/lt, 15 erXf* 10 CIIIT> A'ct>J0 ‘‘PT* 5 O,IITS( Tfiqoliqqp Oil, ao ca/ipa pe^ (fSllo/t. L) In Canned Goods you can find the best Brands of TOMATOES pipEl\pi>LE LOBSTERS pE^CT/ES BL^CKBE/flflES S^DIE/IS qifEEp COUP JELLIES F^PCff /HUSTqitD STqAVBEItflES. COVE OripEH, Epquaq ClfElflflES S^L/IOP Hpn of tho old maa'a exiateuce, and though la eouradered iudLt|eu»uble by many. mint of his engagement any palby jealouiy or motive. Had Frank lot UH then, will lime Improve the quality of lye. Wei the aahen and make them aa aolld a pomlblc. pour In water till it falliar'a THE ALDINE ART U.4ION. that To me (her* i* a dignity and no­ torturing thought. Active opposition bility about a man who h** paiaad mid­ would only etrengthen wbat waa now die life that ran oarer be attained wfchbut a boyiah infatuation, and yet vaved be mutt be. Suddenly a light broke me, your having a sligb^adranlage of mo in ago will bat inornate my revpeet, and detract nothing from tny affection.” One Subscription, entitling to THE ind tho Art Union, dirt CH proof positive, bo thought. Short, fat, nearly bald. with (poet* cIm, and a cane, Uokman Burke wav certainly a alronc contrast to the tell, handsome young follow who bad won Lucia for bis promised bride, yet he said aloud: THE ALDPEK ire no intention of ranking a ••No - intention—of—aaekii thing. Their Spices are warranted Pure by the box or Michigan Exchange. pound such as Cinnamon, Cloves, Alspioe, Ginger, Pepper. Mustard, Sage, Cream Tartar, Soda and Saleratus. Best makes of Baking Powders. Coleman Burko waa intending to take CANVASSERS WANTED. CONFECTIONERY, New, Nice, and Sweet. A large Stock for the HOLIDAYS. Stnitai sail Mechanical DENTIST Uafoa Btoek-over Boston Cash Store. IHSISSJ.TCPEm SAJT4 FEEADMl TllIir.K U1LLIOX JLCJtan LANDS UBXUAI. TONS TO IXHCOVgRH. No. 1 Crockery^ a full line at the same prices as the seconds. Glass ware very low. Lamps ail styles and sizes, Burners, Chimneys, and all kinds of lamp goods. Clover for Mutton and Wool. QSEI-BICB TO All atylea, wore diamond atudi and ring. forget my wild word it” “But JL (Lail not!*' jj NEW YORK WORLD. lighted thrive produces moat Arab and mtal woo), yields the largeet, aoaiaet and qnlckrat profit, when bo hae nothing in ayra. waa vary attentive tn Hits Lucia Frothmgham. the balk af many Mra. Frnthingbam hopvd thank* you for that Lu:ja Frolhinghaai wi THE DEMOCU1T 1’APgk OF XMW TO«K. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST. Coleman; but I thank you that my life baa not bean blighted by a woman'* treachery." OISTE DOLLAR. departure; while I^icia Froth Ingham AUI turn STONE JARS and CROCKS ALL SIZES. pain I can. profltabl. on a highly cultivated maadow than on a barren mountain aide, and fully ospaUeor paying for ti>o highest i Baskets, Sugar Boxes, Tubs, Pails &,c., ad-liblturr > And O my, Jim I Just go dowm to I their Store, m Washington Block, State Street, aid see for yourself. Where Frank All Goods delivered free in the City. On Tan Mlh Cut. ktrat aniEiuiaaiowiMiEiiai. formation about the elderly bridegroom in perspective. Everybody (that ww anybody) knew that Coleta an Borka had rwlirwl fmm SheImm eMr. Ixifm THE ALDINE COMPANY, 58 JIAIDEE LAEE,1 FRUIT ^EXTRACTS-Cocoanut, Citron, and Lemon Peel, Mace, Carraways, Sugar; Sand and Frosting Sugarj] B. F. STEI^HOFF Ing and boiling into a tab of hot water, eoak the clothe* a few tuluutra, or until they are cool enough to handle, and you TI3UE: The Seal- Weekly World, One Tear, TWO DOLLARS PROVING HIS WORDS. NEW PLANING MILL AND LIIMBEB YABII rUMlM YOU WILL FEND i, ■ waa ine e:ol reply, do not admire the ladr ■ SHIES MB HUB OF ILL DMM, NEW LUMBER. Audraae. ‘THE WORLD" THAT DEFY derly quoted poetry descriptive of the slander gran# o! the willowy, figure, his undo thought velvet waa tho most bocoming wear for slight figures. Astbsr �THE DETROIT Tho following rules and rcgulctkras | ■Weekly Tribune future o probable resusafcon of otner Tis Gnat litllpi Ntwpet. 2d. Each township (ball appoint a believe their chartan are too liberal. L.publte opinion, M lie opinion should when I look at the heading ofthis wlrertiwmcnt Until after the gentlemen and three ladies shall HOLIDAY’S that I am sorry for "and that is” to be compelled to discharge Honest, Industrious and competent Mechanics, who are deserving of steady employment, because I am over-stocked with work finislted. My shops are all full of work. "Buggies and Cutters" and now if the people of this good County pf Barry would en­ courage Mechanical Industry at home and thereby promote their own interest, they wiU all come to Hastings and buy all their In Ito else, ctrotui caning, ana large amount of reading matter, suited to all tastes and covering the entire ran go nf Information sought tor by readers every- sent of the Township Committees. 1st. Prayer by the Chaplain. of the kind in Michigan " We thought once thought that the' organisation in thia State did not Intend to allow it- a republic.' It will bo the duty and alm - I am The Detroit Tribune Oth. Supper. only add, that we shall with the increased doubt tbit can to meet public expectation, nod the To tho the incoming Legislature, containing Ths BrpubUc will continue to ch run- approbation of oar patrons. some provisions more outrageous in tote, fa I th fully the current action o' the Executive. Legislative, and Judicial aided us during the nearly nine years their character than any in tbedisgracdlul law that the people of Wisconsin so we return our sincere and Uvnrtfolt decidedly repudiated et tho polls in Njthanks But for their timely aesiitaucj ild not have done what we did do trusi any law similar to tbs Wisconsin law "will never be enacted in this State,'* will be printed from soma type. Other Important I tn prove­ changes which were so desirable, both of prices for tho carrying of freight on al be introduced In tbe variety. for our couvomenco and the future any railroad in tho State, and wo regard prosperity di the Bsxxxa. all such legislation as unfair to tho rail­ Friends and petrosa, with this New roads and dangerous to tho bast inle^ ablest writers a broader field of political cats of the State \ tfona'wUl bo adopted; and it Is believed you. tho compliments of the season, and We favor every speriea of improv<~ moat—bid all capital a cordial welootx V the Bsxxxa tn tho lutura as in tha past, to our State,— bid the farming inlure t your support, endorsement, and friend­ the moot unlimited prosperity, and ship in so far as you shall find it a true trust the day is far distant when any representative of tbe best interests of blighting euros shall fall on anyone of four pages, published monthly »t K s society and the Itepubhcsn party. Ln all cases, after January J, 1875, will be paid by tho publishers. A few cop Railroad Legislation. whsn, for mere political effect, any one class shall bo arrayed against any Olbetj or yet, whan labor end capital shall 14 arrayed against each other by any class Ths eomrog winter will probably wit talned either bound or In numbers Re- tress a serious conflict at Lanung bo tween tho radioed interests of the Stat, money-wedcr, or registered letter. Ad­ dress Republic Publishing Company, give u* a largo dose of railroad legislaUon. Already the forces are being At about a quarter to eleven f. x. on marshaled .on either side and there is no doubt trat tho fight will be a warm Saturday. Capt. E. B. Ward suffered an attack of apoplexy while walking on Knowing tho facts sot forth in tho tbe wsst side of Griswold street, between Larned and Jeff.rsou avenue, and io front of tbe banking office. of E. K. Editor sue of the 23d ult, printed a carefully Roberts, at Detroit. He was carried prepared review of ths Grange IxgitlaHsmius, Mich., Jan. 6tb, 187b. ^ht ^tpubliran |pnntr. 1B7EJ Another turn of the wheel of time brings u« to the begining tf * New Year, and we, write 1875 u« the figures that indicate the Jyears since the* birth of the Saviour of men,'on which it wan our good fortune to enter on the morning of January 1st. The yc&r 1874 is no more. The wbrk to each of us. com­ mitted to be done during tbe brief period of time is finished— how well it lia.1 been done is not for us to ray—eternity alone can unfold the results of that years labor, to us individually or to the world at large. What ■hall be done by each of u« for the common good of all, and our personal happiness, during the present year, is to-day the important question, und J. L. REED NEWS though Ite satire* of special corIandenta scattered all over Che State. by Its careful collection from tbe hundred or more local pejien. make thia In another column will be found the most Interesting branch of the news of NOW IS YOUR TIME I sideration of of each our readers as a matter purely per­ lotions, it is jtufl the time for sore, is open to ladies and gcntlemej both, and aeend to bo entering upon i to kvcp hlmarir well Informed upon ovc:y change that occurs In tbe market for produce or goods of every icecrlptloo. rants We venture to say that for pains taking and conaclcntloiu fidelity. The Tribune We request buyers to examine our stock of oomnieretel columns cannot be sxoelled by any prpor In the country. In addition to three promlneiit fea­ V-A.TCJH1S8, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, tures, thcje are many minor on re that Srtrr, ufo Rl^id V^r, Sficpjerss, principal partlee, one or the other of which mast control public nfiklre. Tbe Poet believes that Ln the 'fundamental principles upon which the Republican party waa organised, hi Its traditions. Its Impulses, Itageneral tendencies and tone, and in tbs mental and moral char­ The world pro­ Knowledge is on the rights should bo carefully increase. The wondcrfiil revo- al Institutions in the Northwest, and note its progress with unaloyed pleat' generous aubaist- 1840. portmuly to secure profitable employ told mponsibilitieti to the ordi­ HOME nary cares and duties of life. Let each of us be up mid doing, in life. That if it shall please hat we did publican party. It wUl tearteaely exdoubt a large number could be sold is IN CONNECTION WITH OTHER JOURNALS Fur the acoommodatipn of such uf our friends as may desire, to subscribe far some other paper in connecticm. with The BANNER, we have made arrangements whereby we are enabled to present the fallowing liberal terms, with «»»• understanding, however, that the order for our Journal and cither of the others named, must be sent together, and ac­ companied by the money ; and, also, that we must receive । one. subscription foThe BANNER for each copy of every , other publication ordered from the list : the slave but the true and faithful friend Ibrourh whose wise tefrtalaUon Detroit Free Press. 110.00. and Republican Banner. 81.50, for Detroit Tribune, 810.00, and Republican Banner. 81.50, for Detroit Post. 810.60, and Itepunlican Banner, 11.50, for Chicago Daily Tribune, 813,00 and Republican Banner 81,5tl for ■ and liettcr. BANNER. - Spooner & Hepburn :■! I. - ‘ ! I *T [ i > j Republican FREE OF FOOTAGE. Hopkins a Barnes, Eave on ejcibuion one of the largest Stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the have, alto, a full and ccm- .Vedidnes. Rooks and Sta- Heal fibfijiew ) GEORGE. L. HES PICTURES 1 PICTI he future.- Rooms in Block, wud> side State Sti Sllf Gao. Painting and Grti Just opened In Mr.BOWNE’S NEW STORE. V^syf/fT-e/ Blocr, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. CONFECTIONERY 4c. A complete assortment of all kinds of Whole and flrouutf Spiees WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Season. ' Fresh Vegetables always on hand. Also we have a fuil line of the best Lamps &, Fixtures, Crockery, Class & Wooden Wars Always on hand at prices that cannot lie beat in the County thorough work; able teacl rr demand for students to than the supply. Terms For circulars address 0. ( Proprietor. ____ Estate Security. All Ready to Buy Whei Other Grab and Railroad streets. Hittings Gty, Sept 2, II CASH BUYERS wilkfind it to their ■ 3.15 2.80 3.25 the Barry villo Flouring WilM Special Not IMPOSITION HATED I save costa by paying without delay. OPPOSITION COURTFD! 3.15 8.T5 • • 4.50 3.75 3.26 3.25 JOHN PETTIT millionaires, and enjoyed tho best things .- l’r. uAu *» 11 11.25 13,50 4.80 .4.85 Atlantic Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81.60 for 1871 Kcribncr's Monthly, 84.00 and Bspublican Banner 81.50 for 4 85 ■jppincoU's Magaxice, 81.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for -* -I Ebe Galaxy, 84.00 aad Republican Banner 8LS0 for 4.85 nACoeide Monthly, 84.00 and Republics^ Banner 8150 for - . Godsy’a lady’s Book, 83 15 and Republican Banner 81.50 toe -• 4.25 St. Nicholas, 83.00 and Republican banner 81-50 for 8.76 3.25 National live Btodt Journal, 82.15 and Republican Banner 81.50 for SM Horticulturist, 82 fiO and Republican Benner 81.50 for • Gardner’s Monthly, 82.10 and Republican Banner 81.50 for • • • 3.25 2.75 Little Corporal, 81.60 and Republican Banner 81.60 lor Society, The Nursery, 81.60 and Republican Banner 81-50 for - • • -- 2.75 8.10 i'etorson's Lady’s National Magaaice, 81-60 Republican Banner 81.60 for■ Arthur's Homa Magasino, 82.25 and Republican Banner fl-60 for • -- 8.75 2.85 The Poultry World, 81 25 and Republican Banner 81.60 fx* American Agriculturahta H-25 und Republican Banner >1.50 for Ballou* Monthly Magaxiae, 82.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for ~ Wicaa Banner. 81,50 for • J'. our whole duty tin we see duty, and of contributing t>omcthing Hasliags, Sept., L'tb lb74. advantage to ex/amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free delivery to any part of the City. Respectfully, 811.25 ' Soooner «f- Henburn. KKURGKD ANDMPROm the Great Author of our being to let us live through the ensu- THE REPUBLICAN BANNER JOURNAL •The Beat Literary and 2*4~Lo»»!i—An! •• for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Comparison Invited and Competition Delied in Teas, Coffees and Spices beet Kerosene Oil. Mid LOST.-City ui Had 190 for 135.80. The ft ’ Wax Hastings Nov. 28, H postoflkv. Address THE TRIBUTE. Detrill, Mich. apd age all combine io add un­ that we may do well our part ■ . Detroit Tribune. 85.30 and Republican Banner 81.5U for Detroit Post. 15.80 and Republican Banaer 81.50 for • trty, should be Detroit Free Press, 85.80 and Republioan Banner II 60 for Chicago Tri-Weekly Tribune, 86,50 and Republican Banner 81.50 for ly gratifying Io us. as wo regard Olivet defined and The valu­ able inventionsvof the day and grudge him even a Also a'full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - lest Where can be found a choice and well selected Stock of Stap and Fancy Tltl—WEEKLIES. dividual members of it rupt or — Trunks, Travelling Bags, Souyii Sidi of SfUfi St1“T SPECIAL OFFER. ■WKEKE.IES. f-ubeeribers In Wayne rtunty ere exempt by taw from tbe payment of Harper's Woekly, 84.00 and Republican Banner, 81.50, for postage, and on all single subscriptions of 82 wo will pay tho postage ourwlvos Harper's Basu-, ’>1.00 and Republican Banner, 11.50, for Thia will 'not quite wake us good fur Hurth and Home, 83.00 and Republican Banner, 81-50, for New York Tribune, 82.00 and Republican Banner, 81.50, fur Toledo Blade, 82 00 and Republican Banner, 8150, for common with the other Detroit iiapcrs Chicago Timas, 82.00 and Republican Banner. 81-50, for ■ ■ flirt MArtf —KlIIrtM.. —.rn-art.lnn Chicago Tribune. 82.00 and Republican Banner, 8150. for Chicago Inter-Oouan, |L65 and Republican Banner, 81-50. for Chicago Journal 82.15 and Republican Banner. 11.60 for but slightly relieves the cost to ante Chicago Post and Mail. 81.05 and Republican Banner 81.50, for Detroit Free Press. 82 00 and Republican Banner 11.50, fur Detroit Tribune, 82 00 and Republican Banner 81 50, for their postolftraa. THE DAILY TRIBUNE Is furnished Dotroil Post, 82.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for at 810 per year (with 00 con la extra for Michigan Fanner, 82.00 and Republican Banner |1.50 for • postage, which we shall be required to Country Gentloaiaq, 8150 and Republican Banner 81,50 for Westen* Rural, 82.00 and Republican Banaer 11.50 for Advance, |3.15 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Now Covenant. 8'2.05 and Republican Banner 81.50 for TRI-WBEKLY TKJBUMB te Michlgtn Fanner, 82,11? and Ropubliaui Banner 81,50 for published three times a week, and con­ New York Homo Journal, 83,00 and Republican Banner 81,50 fur tains all tbe reading matter of The lines in mn tbm Come and see Eyi qLt[99Etf CLooxt, ^c., fc.y to week throughout the world. Itaiulscelianeoua reading matter embraeee the widest powublc variety of choice selec­ WE ALSO SELL SEW1XG MACHIXE XEEDLES tions upon all sort* of topics, embodyleg In Itself a vast .fund of Information and Instructive comment. Its Literary Hefnre tmrchaalog otoewhere. and are satisfied that they will find Indecemrnte i Department will always furnish theUwt stories and poetry to be found in all the rarely offired. Our goods are all desirable and nf thia seasons lareet styles, which broad field of literature. In short, whatever can add to the entertainment IKE HENDERSHOTT fie CO. and Instructions of Ita reader* te dili­ hi th« Boston Cash Store, Union Block, State St. gently sought for and secured for them. In political eentlmet Its sympathies Hastings, Dec. 9. 1874. remain -teadfasl with tbe Itepublicaii their rights. gresses. lirtionn of Science. It Is gcnvndlr conceded by Intelligent rwulcrx having the opportunities of com­ parison. that in all that goes to make up a firrt-ctaes newspaper The Post has uo equal among Michigan Journals. In each of Its edition*, and Io all of Ito departments, it te edited with great care, jinaorvcs a healthy and elevated tone, and ha* a well earned reputation for iddllty, scholarship, good taste and vlguroas originality. As a family Newspaper, Tbe Weekly Post, while culling from all sources of Information, tecarcful in remember that It* < alumna are for the young as well as lite old, and that the morals as well as tbe mind are part of a newspaper edu­ cation. While hoping to promote the general good through this med urn. It will scrupulously guard against doing Individual harm. Tbe literary Character of The Weekly Pnst te higher In tone and broader In scope thau that of any other Detroit jtapcr. Its news Department la edited with reference to furntehlttg the most necurate infcmnaUon on tha moat sub- THE POLITICS OK THE POST. During our absence West, a copy of the Annnal Catalogue of Olivet College future what it lute In the past, a faithful waa placed on our table, for which we cripple nr destroy the railroads and they end carneet advocate of the principles all took with favor upon every corpora­ are under many obligations. From it and organisation of tbe Republican party. Without the loiter, the former tion of the kind in Mi.-bigan ; bat they also fully appreciate tbe situation and open on Monday, Jan. 4tb. That there see the neceeuty for some genera! law ore 330 students in attendance, of which •irabllo except through parties and that must govern thatiateroet and feel organlxatlnn < i ood doctrine may ludined to Briny about such a condition 130 are in tho collegiate department. of thingsfit will bo* impoMible for tbs people to rtiia tho corporations or ■xal course, 120 who are persuing stud- dividual agencies, but it to only by enmfar the corporations to rob and destroy sonal. It is a good time for resonoble actions. The Only Straight-Out Re­ publican Paper in Detroit. POST OFFICE TLM1 Dry Goods of all Kinds, >■ Domestic’s in Endless Quantities Stake the Holidays the bspplcel season of the year. Call at the Jewelry Store r r.._ ■■ a. *111 Kn Ai.inrl Ih. tnil mml rlewanl department up to the full measure of Its past excellence. uo not liisuiuKiure, uui .. ----Tnino—The COMMERCIAL COL­ lured in I re world, and nt a lower price than can bo bought elsewhere. UMN are edited by a gentleman of long experience who appreciates tho value of entirr accuracy Kiug. who ares behind him, and Drs. for the Infonuation of tbe people into D- O. FarranJ, J. A- Brown and IL E. whose hands the Bsxxn should come. Wo meant it should be a candid and week by The Dally Foot are carefully Uirive. to expose lnear, and to drive fair statement ol that Legislation and condensed sod summarize! especially from tbe party and the Government all those who would ruin tbs one and plunder the other, it bolds to be tbe scioasnses almost instantaneously. No- l»ue. In addition, It employee a large ponunonnt duly of every honest cittern con* °f Leal correspondents In the and upright louruaUst. It will there­ Htaie, whose especial duly it Is to give fore, fearlessly expose and condemn all more in detail an account of domestic wrong doing, bolding that In thia.way Isngthy aritele with tho above remark events. The prootedlngs of Btate or- It serves beat tbe Republican l*rty, the RanixaUonn, the Legislature, religious, country, and all good citizens. It labors educational, and other local bodice, arc to deal candidly and honestly with all. many plunta at which bo had important business relations. The news spread leu* editions of Tl with great rapidity, and n largo crowd . ita imagination is charged to tho mach­ surrounded the banking office, until the I being carefully revised and to bold the good opinion thus every­ inations of tho Grangers. where entertalaed for It, and tn multi, ply the reasons for confidence In Ite sion on Fort street Befuio this waa sb-adlr foraoveral year* In the cvtl ma­ opinions and statements. becomes perfsctlr proper for American done, Coroner Griffin impaneled a jury tinn of the reading public a> the ritisens to enquire whether tike lutura TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE from the gentlemen in the office, and Best Paper for Michgian Reader* may not prove that there baa been too Tbe price of The Weekly Tribune much carelessness and laxity in the held n brief inquest. The lootimony of Publish*! iu the Slate, and there are Mr. King and the attendant pbyueise* thousands of families who maintain thia was taken and a verdict of death frot l opinion, as the mult of Impartial and ciune oi nvc at at ou : in cium or ten at intelligent obaervstlo*. Whatever SI 60, and in clubs of twenty at SI 80. apoplexy was rendered. nieaacm will enlarge its character In In addition to this (as tbe -Is tho erippling of every other interest. tills regard, and establish new claims to hereafter required by law to t In | Certainly no man over conceived, at the confidence and respect, will be promptly Detroit), twelve cents extra m mt i Olivet College. time of granting the first charters, that adopted. to pay postage. This Is really a caving sd in thia State, neither do lory of music. The college library now that it will; but all measures room has been established, both of which are open to all tha students. Tlds Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods beet scientific paper published in the Mlcblgau nvwspapea a special departmen ^of made The Tritjw-. needs no reeommcndaliou. Ito informa­ widely popular, and will be continued ci at ion relative to the industrial, me- in all Ita fullncos. 8K»XD-lto AGRICULTURAL DE­ PARTMENT, under tbe supervision of world ia thoroughly reliable, and has an experienced agriculturist aud skill­ won for it a world-wide reputation. ful editoriaqwriter and compiler.ia alone worth to every farmer many times the cost of the paper, while In Ute HOUSE­ HOLD DEPARTMENT the ladles are constantly gaining luformstlou on prac­ THE DETROIT POST. tical tonlo* uf Interest to them which we commend it to the careful con­ CUTTEHS?' f trading matter on each page than ny other Woekly Issued In Detroit. AB TO READING MATTER. II Chrirman of Committee. lad, Intellectual, and moral condition of the people, as wall as to tbe national •- BUGGIES • ’coiixTY OFFICE Msnufe, turvl in till* com 4th. Binging by tho Choir and audi- legislation, bnt the receipt of the draft and fidelity, to sustain patriotic states men tn all laudable efiorts, to establish is a big word. Yet I mean that same thing. I commenced bus­ iness in Hostings in 1866 without a dollar and I hold my own yet. That don't look like a failure does it. “No not much.” THERE 18 OZVE THING PB08PECTU8 FOR 1875. socistion ahall be written in the books lion and membership shall I cannot help bnt think that . I WILL SUCCEED Kens.-mbvr John Srxi All grades of Teas, the very best in the arket Freeh everv wrtk from the Importer. S. S. SLEEPER t CO., of Borton ui ror ule U price, which deGe. .uceeMfril competition. TO WHOM rr MA GIVE ME A CALE Hmu™, Nor. loth, 1874. rapidly Into favor nr. pos- John 8tanley �Ttj« f\irUBLIC^H of Campbell House at Traverse Citr, and starts out with the now year as a hotel proprietor. This new firm have pluck and energy and will; nu doubt moot with large patronage. It ia a good fishing section up there and Cap- will bo pleased to meet any and all Haothat John must bo a Holland Dutch- tingites with tbeir books and lines at any limo. A short time ago the JeuraW had aj good dnlah etofy in ite editorial col­. umns (and everybody was ickled to findI the space so well occupied' now because, ho published that story it.ls very clear. Gold IIS M. Tha days begin tu grow longer. Tbe Bupervirors are in serniou. John, have we a legal Shariff now f The Legielataro moots nt noon tt Wm. Smith, a Detroit butcher, on Wednesday, killed the immense hog ho recently received from Martioon. Lena­ Do you owe for tins paper or have wee county, and it woighof when dress­ you paid fur it t ed nearly 1,000 pounds, jt is probably Tho editor of tho Bsxxxa loft Tues­ the laigrst dressed bog over even in tho day morning fur Lansing. State How about those now rooolutioM far 1875. Do they bold good yet ? tound a revised copy of our new County What are onr people doing In tbe Officer*, tho Pootoffico and the City Time way of aid to tbe grassliopjier sufferers. Table of tho arrlTal end departure of “Have you paid your taxee yet eoems to be about the only talk now- bupplies consigned tu the Kansan and Nobroaka sufferers, will bo narrie-l • free over tbe Central R ulroad. Gone'. Smith died on Monday uf last week of apoplexy, at tho residence of Gen John Cochrane, in Now York. ’.’SSi Il i* wonderful what nu exact iino a ', tbv popular tkutr of kepi busy in miking aces. Reason—a good Kurooeno oil is down to 15 rents per in a three-cant a.ivalope. The writers gallon,—tho lowest price ever knuwn. wish**! us to excuse the card*, and said But it will not pay to use it can-lcisly they fuut.d them very couvoniont and m kindling fl roe. cheat*, "’hat next in the lino of econTho members ot tho Star Lodge ot Maeeus are to have a Festival nt Union Tho avetage number Of buslivls of Hall Feb. Sib, 1875 Further particuOEOBGE. whosd to tho aero raised in Michigan tho present yeas is larger than that of A “what is it’’ iippiears to bo truub-j PICTURES! any former year, anti ulueh larger in PICTURES I ling the Maple Grove people. Give it a proportion to that raised in other States. 1 oiu now all alone in the Photograph doeo of pbwder and shot, i* tho best Michigan is fast earning a reputation as buaineca, and o» I have made arrange­ remedy wo know ot. tho best wh«at-gtowing State in tho ment* to increase my facilities fur doing On tbe evening of the 2'itli ult. that steam saw mill of Mr. Raymond, its. J, V. Johnson, for ifttno years tho popular editor of the Lttdrr al Char­ bet.oen 82.000 and #8,000. lotte, Eaton county, lias retired from We will be pleaaod tj mike es*in>atcs| tho paper and is •uccoedoJ by Frank A., on job work of any daecriptlon tLnt our Ellis. If the new editor fills the place busiiiose men may want, and guarantee low price*.’good work, and prompt de* local fibjipew police;. Couxkecul Cou-cdc, Grand Rapids -. thorough work; •able teachers. Great­ er demand tor atndenta to fill positions than tho supply. Tenn* reasonable. For circular* adilress C. G. Svrenvberg, Proprietor. L. Ruevcll. money to Loan on Real The underigood having purchased the Harry vfflo Flouring Mill, ere pre­ pared to do milling of any deectiption uti short notice. Patronage solicited. Custom work u speciality. Cash paid tor wheat, corn, oats and buckwheat Wsutxx 4 Htanov. Barryvilln, Nov. 19, 1874. 31 m3 mode uf distributing tbe prise offered. At the vole of tho ticket-holders it was deemed best to divide tbe 825 in five parts. Tho following lucky num­ bers and perse ns have been furnishrd us: No. 1, Homer Moul; No. 60, A. R. Pratt; Na 70, Frank titanlsy; Na 80. Joseph Wing; tfo. 108, M. Brooks. We hope end trust Mr. Read will again fsvor ye dancer* with anotber as good delinquenla dodge with consnmato akii), party. aad still the cry h, “walk up to the captain's office and nettle.” Thia is the scasou of the year when our tradesmen keep their eagle eyee up io the crowds of farmers which throng onr streets almost daily, in tbe bopo of catching a glimpse of a few of those delinquents who have not yet re­ sponded to tbe universal cal! for tho an- Wayland, Allegan Co. PoetcSM. Tho Michigan 4 Ohio IL R. Co. bars sent fur filing tu the Register's office ol thio county a certain indenture of a mortgage bond, which allows that said R. R. Co; will sell tbeir bonds to tho amount of 115.000,000, through tho agency of the “Farmer's Trust Co." of 5rJur. Thajdrgest and nicest Stock of TOYS ever before in Barry County. 10,000 Toy# from I cont to 86,00 and upward. 1,000 lbs, Fancy Mixed Candies for Holiday#. 45 DOLLARS I For What? Tho New the C. 4 L- II. Rrailroud, between Bat lie Creek and I-ansing. poising Charlotte going east at 7:40 x. x. and this city to state for. tho benefltof cer­ going west at 8 r. x. tain parties who were *peculating>bout his smuke bouse on Saturday night last | —probably fur the j-uqoso of seeing arrears. Matywill renew, undoubted­ ly. but wo cannot furnish tbe (taper and bow the hams were getting along—that the powder in his spring gun is always pay postage on thorn. kept dry. The nicest lot of Castors in Town. Dec. It is just iiko tlioai to do this, and many thanks are duo thorn for tbe same. Our friends, whoso hearts wore Wann under lite influence of a gracious revival they have be«n enjoying, rust, and after having a good timo, end doing full justice to tho oysters and other good lbir.gv provided by' liberal bands tor tho occasion, loft fooling that all bad enjoyed a •‘Merry Christmas." At tl*» close of the social, their pastor found himself thirty-seven dollar* bolter off From 30 cents to8!6,OO. GROCERIES, GROCERIES. Our (frocery Stock is larger than ever before, d%d Our SI Japan Tea Discounts them all. The conduct of a certain leiogrsph operator, from out of town, at tho school exhibition tho other evening, showed his “bringing up"—a purfect rowdy in the estimation of a good manr. The Bsxxn will bo sent lor 1875, to the .Asylum tor tho Insane at Kalamatoo, tho Institute for the Deaf Dumb and Blind at Flint tha Reform School at lamaing, and to tho Reading Room of Olivet Colleg-, that vo may so tor as that goes, stlest our wish that tho year may bo one of prosperity to theso In-, stilotions cf ifumar.ity and Education. of our readers who ar» desirous of sub­ scribing tor a good and reliable paper. In its dramatic and fire news column it has uo equal. Terms S3 per year. Detroit Daily New*. This sprightly little sheet ia now fur­ nished our citiseas every morning ahead of all other dailies by Master Charley Herrick, at the low |>rico of 10 cents a week. He has nearly 100 subscribers and sliil adds more to hia list every day For cheap reading and lata news It is hard to boat. Wo bopo all: will honor his first collection of the dime on Friday as Mt. Johnson arose in tho morning quite early, bo was somewhat aatonishad to eoo his barn in flames It it ta­ last of totters rcmeing, uncalled for, ilored these parties bed a .hand in sal­ in tbe Poet office an Jan. 8th: ting it on fire, as the cattle and horses Martha Brooks, T. Cliffcrd, Joseph confined in the barn wore found in the Crawford, Misa Ellen Conoers, John Coats, J. B. Cleary, Albert V. Dutcher, XTbutnapplc Grange at tho annual rood shortly niter. election, elected John Robertson. Mu Tho dVarsery fur Jauukry >>“ lw<n tor, Joseph Bray, Oretsoor, T. A. De- received andjs oven more attractive than RoinMw, Secretary; Geu. C. LrwX usual for tho youngest reader*. Ita UTreasurer; Charles Cocaaa, lecturer; lustrations rre well prepared and are Young. Siise Keeler, Chaplain • profuse, while tho entire reading matter In calling for the abceo ptoaoo say Why ia not some effort being made in such as can be wek*mcn’and, trusted •advertised.” J. Roattw. P. M. by unr people to secure yourg fish and hare them placed in our lakes and at 81.00 per year, ino Mr. John L. Shore New and varied ottrai fit 1875. I If there it one thin f ns much as any. , other that is eakulaUd to soaks a man too) Lad, it is to bare his collar came unbuttoned behind. Only thoso who R ASINS for 18 cents. ^ontHly, All other Goods in proportion. "Tlic Great National Magazine, Remember for the next two weeks only. 34w3 A. N. SABIN, non t ourir uiiiuu stum nnxit sninu, uttn traiu wm. unn am HIGH-TEST BOTUOMG OIM. Ths Best aad Cheapest in the Na r Tho Hasting* diriviun of tho K. L. & N. M. R. R , length of lino from where tho location survey lo-rrs the Kalstua2 3-4 miles oortn of tho city of Kalamaux>. to Miiin street, Love)!, to <8 and forty-eight onc-hondredtbs niilee; 12 miles of which is already under contract An effort ia being made Io establish a down-town telegraph cffice, we are in­ formed. It seems to meet tho hearty approval of onr buainoes men. and will LOST.—City ot Hustings Order, No. no doubt be a great accummodalion. 100 for 886.80. The finder will please Pootmaslm aster General Jowell is de­ return to tho subscribers, as payment termined to conduct the business of bis has b-«en stopped. , dtpartmeat on more economical princi­ (Ju Saturday night tbe Pomona ple*. atKl with this intent lias issued a House, a noted summer resort hotel, bussinem like circular to postmasters. situated at Bpringport, Oftowa County, Vick's Floral Guide for 1875. Hun. Z. Chandler, the Senator of was totally destroyed by fire. I*>*s on wluim the people of Michigan ere so building and contents. 8130,000, partly Published quarterly; January Num­ justly proud, has tho thanks of the edi­ covered by iosurance ij Essteru com­ ber just issued, .and contains over 100 tor far the “Congressional Record" for panies. The rauee ol |bo lire is on- page., 500 engravings, descriptions ol 1st and 2d Sessions al tho 43d Congress. known, bat ie suppose*, to have been mere then 500 of our beat Flowers and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Ksp BibLoe has rented lbs work the work of an ineendLiry, as tho house Vegetables, with Directions tor Culture, Colored Plate, eta. Tho moot useful and window of Ike Hendershott A Co, jew­ will do so tn January next It may save elers, and will be pleased to do anything elegant work of the kiad in the world. On Monday night of last week two trouble. If you haw no money,give ’for hia many friends that may be be­ drunken men wore going from bouse to Only 25 cents for the year. Pabliehod yrornotah. B.J.CBANT. Addrees stowed on him in the line of watch re- house on tbe Blate Rood, vast of this in English -and German. Hastinga, Dec. 2S, 1874. 3Sw2 dty. using insulting Isnguagb, eta., and Jarnos Vick. Rochester, N. Y. Last week n dead-beat called ot this office on publication day and took a pa­ per from the pito, and eeely walkod out without leaving oven a “thank you Hir." The initieto of bto name is George T. PHILLIPS. Scf^iBflE^’s Notice to Stock Holden. leeting. coipts, but hope they were good. Are our city authoritira aware/that if no means aro taken by Ibem to'ktop tbv sliding down bill on qur sidewalks by the boys upon sleds, t >t corporation is liable to be sued tor <b tnagsv, and will be bound to resporuibi Uy in case of any accidents resulting tu arsons pasting over these walks, rendered so danger­ ous that falls are hardly avoidable ? Back-FeoJ Commission Merchant, The exhibition given at Union Hall on Wodnotday evening last wet in some respects good. The programme was excellent, but ports uf some were over­ done. while others we“l» tip-lnp. We could speak of each, hut for want of room refrain from doing to. We have I repeat it Sir, let 'em evroe.” The Michigan 4 Ohio IL IL Company have paid off their men at Grand Ha­ ven, and from preaent iudicatioas of what we’see and learn, work is being pushed ahead, alow bnt sure. Improved Crockery and Glassware FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. will be sold at reduced rates for Holiday; was a true eapmsioQ of their apprecia­ to tha amount of S'J.‘>,IK)U par mile for tion ot the Uoapal of Jesus. This mo­ each mile so completed, provided they menta ol respect was thankfully re­ •hall hare succeeded in selling any ceived lay their [>estor. peating Patrick Usury, "I-et ’em come, j H yon want a beantltod map, 15x38 Inches, of the United State-. a«md your name and part offlec address to O. L. Hnirfoon, S. State BL, Boston, Maen.; or to L. F. Booth, 239 B.-uodway, New York City; cr to W. U. Bennett, Goa. Pae. AtoatC. AN. W. Railway. Cbicogo, lit.,and a copy will be cent yon LOOK AT STOCK and P Mr. A. II. Herron of tho ediUniat It is reported that on Christinas eve, staff and cunvavaing agent for the Del old Senia Claiis entered the bedroom of troit Evening Now* was in town last out Hou. Se-rotary of btatr. and on week Thursday obtaiuiag sutHcri*>or4 : looking erounil' with an expression ol for lliat paper. mingled surprise and 'ditappoinlineut X Tlio bodily and moral health of many said, "WhaL no little stocking! Now of thu youths of this city is being in­ don’t let thia happen again." That was roots and berbo. and concentrate them ' jured by remaining oat late nights. 1 rough on old Santa Clans. into a minute Omuls, scarcely larger Parents, know where your boys spend | And now <5>mee iuta court the Jourttl than a mustard aeed, that can bo readily editor again and states, that “now he swallowed by those of thc.moet sensitive siomaclis and fastidious tastes. Each of knows wo are opposed to the Grangers, Dr. Fierce’s Pieasanl Purgative Peltota dworing to open a eerier uf club because, in uur editorial w« published a represents, in a most concentrated form, Affirmative—George Dennie, h Dances, the first, to bo held next as much cathartic power as is embodied N. Bailey, John Brown, Leroy Orr. Negative—Fred Hopkins, Mrs. Wednesday evening Jan. 13th. No to influence legislation in 14vor of rail­ tn aoy of the Urge pills found for sale Dickie, Will Seoeaey, Ches. Itowuo way monopoly Now hero is logic that flour to be thrown. There i* to be a Ixgislalivo train on will confound anything but tho Jotntl Special Notice. signed, and unpaid January 1. 1F> will bo placed in tho hands of a Justi for collection. 1’orlies interertrd w save covin by paying umuunta dml without delay. xJHwfl J. W. AC. G. Bxxrux. stste oue of ^bo beet ever hold in this city. Over 110 numbers wore disposed of. and every one in attendance spoke highly of tho dance, supper end tbe The editor of tbe /swrasf ia happy TLo following officers were duly in­ stalled on Tuesday evening: cents" on tho question of railroad Leg­ J. 8. Van Brunt, N. G ; Wm. Hislation. Well, everybody else knew Jowell, V. G.; John U. Moody, Sec.; On lbw 31st ult $25,L(W ot the six years ago, that we believed in protect­ N. J. Bronson, P See ; Fred Naclitrieb. per cent Two Million Loen bond*, doe ing from unjustifiable astaulta all capi­ Treat; John Seward, W.; D R. Cook, tal invested in all classes of public im­ in 1878. were paid at the Stale TrcaeC.; Chartea Harlka, I. G.; Jaeob provements, and railroads from all un­ Maus, R. S N. G.; Daniel Manse, L. fair legislation, and we are A«/py to 8. N. G.: Wn,. T. Boatman. R. 8. V. learn that tho editor has brains enough G ; L. D.Barnum, L.8.V. G.; D. M. to find it out, at last Weaver, Chaplin ; S. P. G. On tho 12th day of November, 1874, we malted a letter to Meoors. Pago 4 nos* pitches into tho retiring Bhoriff of Lyou tho well known paper manufaethis county, than who there was not a tuiere of Waylaud. Allegan county, more efficient officer iq ths Blate. Weil, Tire Ixdge is in u proe|>ering rendi­ with printed instructions; “if not called when John shall by any a'ctiou win as tor in 5 days tu return to tbe lUxxxa tion, with a momlwrohip of 80 working many friends as Isaac has as Sheriff, ho office ” The prompt postmaster al members, and a large Gen. Fund aad will bu bettor off than be to to day. Widow and Orphan’s Fund. Wayland, failed either to deliver tbe Wo haro recently receieol several letter or to return it prior to Dec. Slat, postal can!* which wure carefully writ- 1874. Tbe Special Agent uf the P. O. Get yonr pockets lined with lhek cloth; specie will jingle in them about Jan. lai, 1870 ss HOLZDA1 Jj’r«cn A KlflWOCAR. pleiad. Or the amount under contract, there ia only 1 51-100 inilee of it on the Hatting* diriiion, and onlr about 1-2 pile of that completed, which shows tho llattingi ditition to lie far behind in thia work, in which tho eit icons and property lioldon along the lino in Bar­ ry county. hare promised with their signatares to do their share of thia great enterprue, which ie aura to pay them lour timeo over the amount they hate •igned KaJaruasoo and Lowell are paying on the strength uf tbe promises by actual signature*, on (hie the Hast­ ing. diriiion. rouaoqnenlly it it noooaaary that tome steps be taken to make up fur loot time oo thia diriiion. More Merchant Tailors, itucrraanoi avixDB. nsraorr POSTAGE ‘•THE MYSTEllIOUH JR LAND," Or, "The Modern Robinson Crusoe,1 Juice Verne’s latest story, will be con tlned, with Its Illustrations. A story by Saxe Holm, “MY TOURMALINE,” THE BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. DETROIT. MICHIGAN. MGSTONI K mi! WHOLE WESTERN COUN- THF BESTbCBOOL IM THEBTAT] WEBSTER’S �COMPJ NEW PUBLICATIONS. GRO another OPPORTUNITY THS ME NSWS THE ALDINE ; THE ABT JOURNAL * ar w mx uirt mm wt lmb pusm, sracc® vine urn To invest a few dollars, with possible returns of thous­ ands, is offered by tho post­ But ws desire Mpeoially .to call atponement of the PtMic Lib­ Mnt'~. now, to tbs ylscs so well filled rary of Ky., to ths 97th of by the UM press, which makes especial Febuary, next, of their fifth effort to bring into prominent relief tbs and last concert and draw­ business and interest of sotuo peculiar ing. The Management are locality, and while it leaves tho breeder pledged to the return of the and wider field to the enterprising dai­ money if the drawing should lies. Mbele some preocrihed quarter up­ not come off at the day now on wh-.eh to concuntrato all ite efforts appointed. CHICAGO TRIBUNE UK l HUB Shingles, Lath, &c. MICHIGAN CENTRAL. CHEAPEST AND BEST t* teas *4 to por fay. as to asrna ■ la jn on O^rktorbood. ..a ■ stnsOy MraMa WITTER TIM1E TAULtl Taking Effect Nov. 16th 1874. 532348235323482348234823 INDEPENBENT GOING WEST. POLITICS Daily, ■ran™ £ £ TA WANTED.’JSa^E Business that will Pay To insure success ia the midst of such RAILROAD The Leading Newspaper in SUTTON’S FRESH CRISP AND SPICY. alm 1 i-Jk 'i-u I.W.. 3-10 »®i TJ4I e-Xill . jMtoM______ Mankall--------Battle Caeek----- •-» :^-zz s saady aa'aMey ssytM M all Ito attor Dates 1r jMpers Rat toeaitor. a willing roaponce which knows how to appreciate, at ita true value, so much labor expended for ite benefit Certainly none ran give thb support unwillingly or grudgingly, when they remember tho direct and im­ mediate advantages flowing from a gen­ eral and hearty recommendation Io ona’o immediate neighbors and friends cl whatever bo Usa to coll, or manufac­ ture. or desires Io announce Thea, too, to know of a Saturday evening, a» jpu open tbe well-ttlbd col­ amas, redolent of friends and heme, that every page will beer tbe mark of come familiar band and diarouros upon some topic of especial domestic iatoreet ia in­ deed a delight whieb the more stately daily, and even tha monthly magwine wrapped in the daintiest of covers, a» aJr-alL. x, Mtekisaa aty_.. MT s-r »-u;—। Cktew.------Arr 4. REPRODUCING ACQUAINTANCE CARDS mall a package of tbs new Acquaintance Cards by which any pel ion can form tbe acquaintance of a stranger, or a pcraon of tbe opposite mx wllhuot ah IntrodooUoa. Add rasa P_ CLARK, HaOTihos, JAMES A. 8CRIPP8, JWAsAar, 81t3 Dctxdkt, Mien. The London Art Journal, to a'm i “ • THE ART JOURNAL. Cemrlala ta IT H>Midy aarta. al 11 n<i>. Hrynstwiaf ik. toal fall i-as. UlMraltosa u *. a . ..u To Whom it may Concern! Be it known, That I nhall keep in stock and fill to order the Celebrated Hastings, Mich. SEMS FOR THE ALDIHE, First Mortuis Praia. Boifl W < Im Beam Plows, i i. inddstrial OBSTiaa Grani River Valley Division •K'J’. Jaskwa 4ap IBS. klaaeJsM. 1 41 OmbRss. 1M tu>. ZLual: u Ckazlatl. > S4 :u Sate ',. s« ■a >a Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. 4u THEMASONSHAMLIN ORB'S CO w.......Tiinrr iunncar Htmu ud trn Has ar $a Also a General saortment TETk fu its ;a < . re 1 I“ B su sa »x 1* - •u Pr '1M 14to |1« |4U 11 [Up art I Tto THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. i? <c Agricultui al. Imolements n tx baak.ite VsnsMteUto Ckassar* 1 EVERY BOND. FOR SALE Third Series Drawing, . II.14 MOXDAT, JAXUsRY 4U>. trtJ Capil’l Premium $100,000. THE ALDINE COMPANY, 58 Naiden-Lane, New York, fittest! far Michigan. Tbm firawiass taka fl... ...ry TOREK I MO.WTUK. aud ■traladly KVCkVTJOXU will MOIOEHTHAU, BBUHO a |l 3ri to U ! tog ■ ; u 13■i AMteao li» BisaaJaM. Il Jaekxs HI U n BMtkrwfl, Horta & Hesaer, CO Detroit aad Grani Kaplda, Mich Hastings Drug Store Briggs House Mnxmlt littrnW Older Ms Ha. ‘rm Ji>ww®r Randolph St and Fifth Ava., CHICAGO. ^.It u i,.a a.tok. e.qj^to. Jennie, THREE EDITIONS. B/A put a plate on tbe lop, and cover the whole with a good strode brine. Thia IM.I be boiled and strained and stand until perfectly cold before It b poured hit Wayne. Jacim & sapuai In tho beginning, but a pcnon will appreciats Itfvbon they cotn. to use it It ia all r:ady for tbe ulde In nice shape at a moment's notice and tae hat pot LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER beeater- It cannot come la contact with tbe air if kept covered with brine. OF KILDARE. NEW ADrEBTiaBMEXTv ' G. P. Rowell & Co's. ColM..^., 1 £ Mxkisu Ctte— New Eahli__ T-U .... an „ Xilae-------- ----- tat “-F Katess™ tern T-a mj LE Baals Cmk__ has 3-eb te3> i *>' Marteall____ _ Wi :-to —■ ar : ■ — Dauall------ Arr -_.pl -« j 1’arta 1, H and III are just Published. often fail to impart □ ll^lOpD Give a hearty support, then, to the Ittljournal; send in your subscrip­ tions cheerfully and promptly, and with for Plows and other purposes. an expression of lively good will lor tho hard-working editor sod his corps ol assistants ; remember the character of a place—whether elire or dead—whether liberal or parsimonious—whether pro­ gressive er at dead level of fossilised of all CURTIS, DODGE, ROBINBON* stupidity—is better reflected and ofteaer demonstrated by an inspection of its columns than in any other way. Tho editorial, the occasional article, tho Bslernd news, and tho sdrertfoemento displayed, will at oftco be a sure guide to tho intellectual, moral, social and Land and Calcined Plaster basilicas (talus of that community. The Jersey stock question now at­ tracts a good deal of attentloRG^Beng the farmers of tbl» town, s.-reral new purchase. of thoroughbred and grade animals haring beta made by u,om already in praeessatoh of a few spcclmena of this breed. Among those are some of onr beat tanners J. Hunting, ton. J. W. Carter ano X. L. Hoyden are among those who liars given Rhe stock a fair trial, having begun by single pur­ chase, bat are now gaining confidence Id tlx-tn nnd ah- making purchasie from the herd book stock of the late Judge Steel qf Hartford. From into at . ok •nveMl grades are also to be driven here next week, purchased by members of tbe Fanners' Club Good grade Jerseys sell at about thirty percent. above other stock; tbe dlfTerenci- being marked al an aactioa Mie on Thursday last, when half blood calves sold at 25 t ■ 100 per cent. advance on native of n large growth : common eows aold from $34 to W.50; yearling deers from »30 to $33, and other stock In proportion. One would think the eheap fever of IMS was turned upon cows, Mpeeially the Jerwy oowa, bet tbe facts and figures of actual •ales, from our friends in Pomfret, bars produced thilr InrlUmate results, and that little “deepbed rant of a sow" la a J i REMINGTON. SKIING MACHTE Stop! Hearken Ye u ' CtDING F AST. Santa Claus THE I Wxp snu i1 terjstbSMsais: Tto 15TEK.OCEAIV Makis espaeei alate ^■aabtolr^lka * A FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Ils eetwinsa arr earvtelly (larded AKD OTHER S0NG3 BI J. K. 8TEWABT. sb THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 600 PIANOS ABD ORGANS J. P. ROBERTS. Specimen Copies Sent Free IllMBt, MatGetsrJ Ntw:. ftnm ni Dasti Omtraat. GaP.FmU&ft. JOHN STANLEY A FHtT-CLAtt NEWSPAPER S75,OOO 00 National Newspaper, CONNRVTlORg. GIFT ENTERPRISE Canned Fruits and Fish. $5,000 00 Each in Cash I GOLDSMITH’S BBTABT L SttXmS Oyatera received daily HU" • “ s B z IS » Ia« • e 31 It to t Sr to UaaftB i.-u lea. to to its. I£ !SIS tr rr. iu X to as It to 'liota � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-01-13.pdf 39011fa592bcfd9b98db898d0c900a26 PDF Text Text TH" f^spisucAji VOL. XIX. NO. 38. IWio/ial ajid HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1875. WHOLE NO. 972. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Ca^ Prospectus for 1875! HEARD THE NEWS ? No! What Isitf SPOOLER 8c HEPBURN 7 WM. UPJOHN, rnTynAykjreyjpx^oow •nndcutr * icmboj •ar. thoughl of tba nation baa been te«i tar ssearores of relist—to a large extent uraucceeafully,—in fact, to such eaten! and whether too little relianae M rd ARE GOING TO LEAVE TOWN. tk* Caart Hss No. I guess not, as I ^as in there to-day and they were all busy. The iitore full of customers. And then talk about their leaving with"k&ch staoks of goods, and more coming all the time. It is all a Hoax, they came to stay and here are five reasons for it. 4WSK OSm Sint •»1 TklH Tatarian »f .a.»i aiaatb. tiuperrlsor Day otored lbs following rroolnllou: Rnolvcd, By the Board of Boparvleon of the County of Barry, that Ds rid G. Robinson, their Chairman, be, and be la hereby auihoriaed and instroeted to employ Counsel, and preesed to col­ lack the claim of I hl* oonoty agalnat the They understand their business, both of them having been tor i number of years with the largest Retail Grocery House in the Stat, They have plenty of in their Goods and consequei mid bnckin • so they pay •t the very lowest figures. Ggprgo M. Dewey presented an ac­ count of *14 00 for additional pay for printing calendars for February, May and August term* of 1874, and tiupervl•or Henry Brown, moved that tba ae- for ers (old at aoetlon when they have re­ mained I he time apeelDrd by lav—on* aKb.&MS'iSfi.”'*."? what a conglomeration of goods are soldi Flutes, violin*, pianos, pictures, THEY SELL FOR CASH Nsjs-Mr. Armour. IkrUiun, Pleia­ des BroWn, Dswsou, Duubaro, Elliott, Emory, Fill Ur. Perkin* and Chair- Success is certain for them. Just look at their goods and prices. They are always ready to wait on you, and show you through, and are not afraid of Comparisons. Sy^M* 4- Su144 11 ?fs pm Lb. ExTim S‘'94'i U ®7* !«• Brtp p. 0. Ssquq 10 cy» pm Lb. tjooo TqaLt Spifup 75 cps q QuLLop. P»4P Ifico /KoLqsBts, 6o fya. QoLotp /[io Coppet, 35 ops 4 LbQ000 TjUoupB Copper, 35 ops Jf Lb. J4P4!> Trq, 7B cepps Y.oupq tfptop, 50 eeppt IfqBipt, 15 ctppt CuqqqpTr, 10 HmoLiqqp Oil, DENTIST Haihnlte MicMuu. TO/HTQES P'WPP E LOBSTERS ptUCTfES BUCK IEUlflES SJfROIEpS q/fEEft COM . JELLIES. PPEpCIf /BUSTARD STflH»BEq/flES —r COVE OpSpEHt EpoLitif CffEMIES S41MOA 4X° MW Their Spices are warranted Pure by the box or pound such as Cinnamon, Cloves, Alspioe, Ginger, Pepper. Mustard, Sage, Cream Tartar, Soda and Saleratus. Best makes of Baking Powders. PREMIUM FOB I87S. On motion of Eupervtaor Emory, Board adjourned until tomorrow morning al the hour of • 1-1 o'clock. THE ALDINE ABT UNION. State, with a capital ol •14.672JH8, sod dojnaita ol •18,184,811, . . Thia partial exhibit of tha prodoaUoca and wealth of tha State, while gratify­ Pleladn Dawson, Devay. Klllott, Em­ ing to our pnda. aboald itnpevea aa ory, Fuller. Hoyt. Jordan, Keagle, with th* reapoctibility tearing upoa Sa, Perkins, Phillipa, Walker and Chair- to ao guide our aflair* aa to make u* fit peeaeaaora of ao rich an inheriianoa. and upward, in spite of tba terrible Th* Cnaueee of th* State are in an depression, there hare brvn no mure excellent condition. mercantile failures thia year than were gaaettwi the rear before, and if 1873 were credited (or ebargsdl wl|h the bankruptolea and financial dietieaMs really belonging to It the present year would bare tbe better re,-ord of the two aa regard* taifurce. The old atoekb are , One SulHcription, eutilling to THE ALDINE one year, the Chromo and the Art Union, <‘o motion of Hu (lemser Elliott. In­ definite leave of absence »u granted Buperviaoe Armour on account of atekCANVASSERS WANTED. Clalmi through their Chairman, bupervisor Day, reported list they bad ex­ , amlnad tbe following acoounte, and • would recommend their allowance aa follows t .■sas ■MB NEW YORK WORLD. ■raBcnBArrar Surgical and Hettaiical DENTIST No. 1 Crockery, a full line at the same prices the seconds. Glass ware very low. Lamps styles and sizes, Burners, Chimneys, and kinds of lamp goods. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. and best. Pawnbrokers can only exist lu great cittea, foe only In great cltlre does ths poverty and mtecry exist that make* it a necessity. The mechanic who la be­ hind with hi* rent in a big city la com­ pel l<d to ralae the money al oom or be Eton Ten Ml 1 Pit Cat. Interest. * FIHEIBA1X tIOWIM lEilM. YOU WILL FIND aome one of whom collection la possible. Therefore, when wut tesoeree.orrickMsa onto op tb: wages, or drink does the aame thing, the only resource U the pawnbroker. The pawnbroker la (Imply a banker who lands money and fakes personal period of twaive moaths. lie cannot charge to exooed two per met a month, and redempctec may hajnade by pay­ lag the rum ndrenoad, and interest, at any time doing that period. Thia mseh tbe Stab* doe. to protect the bor- EW YORK TOMBS NEW PRICES The aoconnt of Milo T. Wheeler, and beeommsMsd, and the country make good, fair, aalb progress. Uothsra. was presented, and un mo­ "* will not be ao many railroads tion of bopirrlsor Elliott ware referred .aa in formasyean>—taere will be t North Pnrtlf- bubbles than form­ . all of which, tboee who were bit­ Kvmuo tastur, 7 r.«. Itaani non vs rod pursuant to adjournmeat. Member* all present, except Bupervteor Armour. Wil iam 8. Good- 1 year, Mayor of tbe city of Heatings sppearlng sa a member of the Board. Board proceeded to bnslneae. �THE REPUBLICAN BANNER bev of tanstee will augment the currani expenses, and aeaeetitete tha pareliaae of additions! furniture. Tho Board of Trustees azk appropriations for 1876 and 1876. as feitows: . when I look at the heading of this advertisement. WITH OTHER JOURNALS. is a .big word. Yet I mean that same tiling. I commenced buainew in Hastings in 1866 without a dollar and I hold my own yet. That don’t look like a failure does it. l‘No not much.” ' amounts due to educational funds, when such specific texts shall bo added to and conztiute a part of tho primary school interest fund.” And also the proceeds of tbe sales of Primary eebool. Normal school, end University lands, undsr tho There are now ia tbe State twentyprovisions of Bee. 418, of tbe Compiled four banks organized under its lags. Laws. In addition to the receipts from Of those, fourteen are banks of dsposit and discount. They report Sept 30, 1874. capital and sundus of81,391,328,67, with deposits of 82,247,260 66. The number of sari ego banka u ten, with capital and surplhv of 885,697 85, and deposits of 84,210,684 22. Wo hare upon the statutes two dis­ tinct baaking acts, one known as the geueral banking law, also containing provisions for the organization of sav­ ings bauka, tho other applies to. saving asesociations aloan. The latter permits tba organization of sayings ?—’— —•*a paid in eapitel of' uuly |5,000 00. There is no necessity for ths and this should be repealed. uw ■.vicgs banks should be allowed to trans­ act business un eo small a capital. I cannot refrain from repeating the seeommendationa of ray message of 1873, on this subject. “I would respectfully recommend a revision of the general banking lawu with additional legislation, providing for tho oetablishmcnt, in the office of the State Treasurer, of a Bureau of Banking; tho oxsuninatien of banks by tbe head of the Burean; and requiring The present balance in tho Sinking reports' to be made and published, sim­ Fund » 8563,915 93. Should the trans­ ilar to tho provisions of ths National fer bo made, tho balanre remaining aa of Sept. SO, 1874, would be 897,087 93. The following table of estimated receipts aad expenditures of this fund show that after such transfer, by tho year 1882; tba whole bonded debt will have been provided for. These estimates are male upon tho basis of the receipts sad expenditures of the past two yearn. In this table it will be observed, that no eatisisio is made of any receipts from the sals of lands, aad the results at­ tained show very cunclurivvly that there *-— ----- - for these receipts being placed fore recomtaa_____ _______ _—_— "National Banking Act.” de<t4>fecing tho receipts from tho No complaint is made by any Na­ of lands in the General Fund. tional Bank of the stringency ot these Cvisions. They are of service to the ks nnd tbe public, giving additional tecurite to stockholders and depositors, sud stability to the system itself. «BK!KaSru‘,,!U“ Tax cxtMJtt In addition to the shore, 40,939 seres its Aeon oelecteJ to fill a deffieenay in is I\jm«ry School grant, bnl the pat- patented. Owing to tha Inw price of swamp laud warrants but few contracts for building swamp land roads and ditehss hare base 1st; still, tbs swamp । lands are being slowly swallowed up in this work. During ths past two years 297 8-4 miles of swamp tend roads and ditches have boon constructed at a cool ot 8414,804 83. *‘ ’ THERE IS ONE TUIIVG8 that I am sorry for “and that is” to. be compelled to discharge Honest, Industrious nnd competent Mechanics, who are deserving of steady employment, because I am overstocked with work fin­ ished. My shops arc all full of work. “Buggies and Cutters” and now if the people of this good County of Barry would cucourage Mechanical Industry at home and thereby promote their own interest, they will all come to Hastings and buy all lheir that ths amount already charged up as uncollsctabio is nearly 880,000, and the amount due aad unpaid is about 840,­ 000 Some measures should ho devised whereby thia loss can ho prevented. Under Joint Resolution, No. 15,Laws of 1878, tho Governor was authorised to appoint an agent to prosecute to a fl. meat from lands disposed of as Indian reservations, and by the location c’ mil­ itary warrants, and to fix ths oos pensation cf such agent I became satisfied upon iaveati{,■ation of tha subject, that under the lav, no claim for the fund ariaing freui military warrants would be allowed, and that it would bo a waste of time and money to The schools of the State bavaekept in advance of its progress in othej di­ rections. The primary school, ipsdsd school, Normal School and Univtreity are alike the objects of tho cornea - so lieifudo aad jealous care of all thi peo­ ple. FouadeU by tho wise forcolg' |t of our fathols, perpetuated aad imp oved by a common experience of their -xuofits, every citizen fools that they are his own. The door of ovary educational institution ot tho slats from the, log school.house to tbs Univenity swings The reports of this inotltntsou for 1878 end 1874 are not yet printed. Its: accounts, inventory, etc, have been pre­ pared for tho printer, and have bean placed in my hauda They give evidonco of careful management. Tho appropriations of 1878,. for house, and other buildings have all been expended, and I joudgo economically. The College Board estimate the cur­ rent expenses for 1875, nt 831,477, and the receipts from interest and other sources at 819,180, leaving the sum of 812:297 to bo raised by taxation. The estimate for currant expeneeo for 1876, is 831,807, and tho receipts foe tho same time are estimated at 820,180; de­ ficiency for 1870, 814,172. Tbe Board also ask appropriations for buildings, repairs, sud luraituro, tho sum of 815,­ 466. The entire appropriation asked for.by tho Board fur two years is 885,­ 890. being 830.110 Iras than the appropriationa ot 1873 and 1874. Of tho oatimatoo submitted by the Board far extra appropriations, 84,750 is for build­ ings, needed, perbane, but not all abso­ lutely essential. I therefore rreommend the reduction of tho amount asked for buildings from 84,750 to 3,000, thus leaving tbe amount required for extras for each of the years 1876 and 1876 at Tho Cellego fund Sept. 30, 1874, as follows: Trust feed In tbe t , Treasury, 8107,879,14 ; due from chases of part-paid lauds, £105,107 of jfl5,890,to tho Col■age, Sep. 30. 1874, 16! 193,56. The uumbvr of studauts tn ------_ 1872, 131; io 1873, 143 ; In 1874, 121. Tho graduating class of 1878 numbered 15; of 1874,21. years of 31,000. When wo reflect .that nearly one-quarter ol our poButatioS are in school, wo cannot but bo impressed with the great duly resting upon ua to bold up the standard of a thorough practical. ssn«:bl4educatian. i Stats, with 405,582 aittiuge. The total cost of theee honsss is 88,889,568, and the total ezpendituie for school purpos' os in 1874 was 83,408.032 ; Humber of leathers, 14,026; indebtedness of school districts 81,175,180. The Primary v...j was 83,125.918,79, producing an annual . iseczas of 8213,016. The report of tho Superiatoudout of Public Institution is cot yot printed ■aany of the reports from tho school of­ ficers of the Stale not having been rs- _ _ ___ «• HCGGIEH AND CUTTEBN." I sm sailing good work at pruswnt, very cheap iadeod. Just now is tha best tia.u in the whole year to buy Buggies or Cutters cheap. A Carriage Ehop must i„ calve patronage or it is a dead latter. ‘ So of course with al) I-------u----- *-»— The uecessiiy for each item of ixpenditare is fully set forth in the report of the Trustsea I am of the opinion that the item of 890,000 for “current expen­ ses for two ysors, inclading painting, repairs, boilers, or.giass sad heeling spK,tua." should bo divided, and that t)00 be appropriated for current expenses, and a asperate sum of 85,000 be appropriated for tho other item The item of 810,000 for foreman aad assistants, the Trustees think may bo safely reduced to 88.000, I had hoped that we should not bs called upon to oonetract any mors buildings for this institniioa, yot the increesrd aitendaace and the now but wise policy of teachicg all the pupils come trade, may noceo- 18,50 Muoufocturcd tn this compiSHvdy new County. .__ ■ >1.__ tnrtlHltlr.r J. L. REED. NOW IS YOUR TIME! Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, UHlBHUmHIRUK ilema asked for by ths Trustees are all oeceosary and should bo provided for. The tote! expenditures for 1874 were £45,393,30. Of this sum there was expended far furniture, 81,401; fofc buildings, 81.327.82; new ooil, 1125 ; now pump, 85M 80; and a now boiler, Inal hlijiptg Harper's Magazine, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for • Atlantic Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 fur Scribner's Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 11.50 for Lippincott's Magazine, 84.00 and Republidan Banner 81-50 for The Galaxy. 84 00 and Republican Banner81-50 for • Lakeside Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Thia institution was opened Jin May, Godoy's Lady’s Book, 83 15 and Republican Banner 11.50 tor 1874, and there had been receitod at St. Nicholas, 83.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for ■ tho close ot tho fiscal ysar 159 children National Livo Stock Journal, 12.15 and Republican Banner 11.50 for Tbe present number is 162. The cur­ Horticulturist, 82 10 and Republican Banner 81.-50 for • rent expenses from its opsning to Bspt 30 were 87,021 72. I beiiovo if the idea of the law founding this Slate Charily, namely, *2hat it shall be ji temporary homo for neglected and de­ pendent children from our poor-houses, where they shall be cared for end odu- is fully si-t forth ia the Report of tho Board. From tha statistics of the num­ ber of insane in the State, it is apparent that this Asylum will bo filled to its ut­ most eapernty, and tbe incidental and contingent ex|Mnsoo will very naturally increase. Ths Gnat completion of tho extsaaion, a cotnnlo|o asylum of itself, with rooms for 2b5 male patients, is a subject of congratulation. The two buildings st Kalamazoo will now ascoznmodats 650 perrons In addition Sths ordinary cares and duties of Su4ntendeat of tbe Asylum, Doctor Van uson has given to the construction of the extension his personal attention aid auporviaion The reault is to be- teen in its comparatively email cost, and the Come and see for Tourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Spooner &, Hepburn Bjoait, Block, South SlDI Of SptfK Sj-^kk/. 123 Leiinta Lit Where can be found a choice and well aelected Stock of Stop and Fancy GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY 4c. CHRONIC DISEASE, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. &BOBOX. L. Il busincan, end as I have meals to increase my h better work than over, and get a tiegalhn take ority cf my work in the eient guarantee oC fin ho future. Rooms Block, south side Btalo Painting and G than' the supply. Ter For circulars add roes C Proprietor. _ _ L. Russell, money to Estate Security. A complete assortment of all kinds of Whele and Ground Spices WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Setuon. ’ > Fresh Vegetable* alwats on hand. Aleo we have a full line of the best Hopkins & Barnes, Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Holiday Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash- If? have. also, a full and com­ plete Stock of Drugs and Medicines, Books and Sta­ tionery. Perfumeries, Toilet Sets. <Jc. <fc. Give us a call. . Also a full ’line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest INJEW GHROCER-Y AND TEA HOUSE, Just opened in Mr. BOWNE'S NEW STORE, ' ‘ : cults aceotnplish as much, is not more, real good than any other yet founded by the State. If it succeeds in trans­ forming theee children from paupers to producers, from dependent to inlopend­ ent citizens: it will be not simply a char­ luoeo ity, but ua economy, of which wo shall bs justly proud. I hare full faith, from tbe ruecsss attending it so far, that it will pro’s ell that its originators and promoters anticipated. Nine children have already been placed in good homes. University still retains its preeminence, not only in tbe number of its students, but in its work and accomplishments for higher education. The number of Stu­ dents in 1873 was 1,112; in 1874, 1J83. The graduating class of 1872 number 329; that of 1873, 313. The act of , 1873, increasing the (annual Stalo top­ I propristion to 831,600, though of greet , auiatar.ee, has not yet placed the < hiIn aceurdanoo with the proriaiona of vanity on a sound financial basis, the ( Act 120, oftho lave of 1878, Dr. E. IL estimated deficit for the year ending Juno 30, *1875, being 823,800, an Van Demon of Kalamazoo, Amos Rath­ bun of Grand Rapids, and George Han­ verve Fund. In addition to this 812,­ nah of South Haren, were appointed Cvinmiaaioners to select a ills for aa 000 of iatereot-beoring time warrants additional Asylum for the Insane. They have been issued for enlarging the Laboratory and other purposes. These improvements ware of paramount neces­ sity and conld not longer be delayed. ol land comprising 397 18-100 acres, in Tho ontire The Board of Regents roly upon an in­ tho eity limits, as a rite cost of the land tras 130.265 17, of crease in the amount of auto aid, by wh/ih amount 810,705 40 was paid by the now equalization of 1875. from which to pay the deficit and warrants. There is no certainly, however, that the valuation will bo largely increased, if at all, nnd I am of tha opinion that an ap­ propriation of 112,000, to be used in tha paymeat of the interest-bearing warrants, ought to bo made. Tbe lieCts have not suggested or asked this, hh the buildings with gas, and the De­ this creation of debt, in the present troit and Milwaukee Railroad Compa­ ny will cum tract a aide track as soou as it i» required. After tba selection ol tha site, in compliauoe with 6ec- 4 of the Act, M. E. Crofoot and W. M. McConnell of Pontiac, were appointed aa additional Commissioners, and b. G. Itos o! Liv. ingston oounty, was appointed cotnmiseionor to fill the vacancy occasioned by X*«U II Is i Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities MactlU a Medical Pratta Lamps A, Fixtures, Crockery, Class & Wooden Ware Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County CASH BUY JbRS to their advantage to ex­ amine our Stock before purchasing eleewhcrc. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free^eUrcry to any part oY the City. Respectfully, .Spooner J- th* Berryville Flourin) [xww*. to do mining of on short notice. I'atn Custom work a special for wheat, com, oats aa Hepburn. Hopkins &. Barnes. ClcK“ Hastings, Dec. 15,1874. MPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTFD! Compi Invited and Competition Defied JOHN PETTIT Spices the Lower, sad 170 miles in the Upper Peninsula. There remains under contract 68 kng ao firmly impressed upon my | miles. Since the coastructioa aad su­ pervision of theta roods by the Board of mind I am impelled to ask year dpControl, and the Swamp land Cornmis- proval of thia appropriation. Tho University is the people’s ; they founded It, have maintained it, an proud of it, aad will support It. The resoerees of the University are ao follows: Trust fund in tho bands of tho Stets, st 7 per cent interest, 8 <35,­ 287 39. De, from purchaser, of laud. lea of Teas, the very beat in the arket Fresh e i the Importers 8. 8. SLEEPER 1 CO., <rf Boston, pncea which defies successful competition. on hand Mo. 1, Pianos ranging in price from f250 to fl800. f°r famous Brtey, Manning and Bur­ dett Organs. . ooThrfan/Zy TO WHOM IT MAI Hnatingi, Nov. 10th, 1874. Good Agents Wanted in every County quiring stringent affidavits as to timber, baa eflertualir cut off any frauds in this direction for tbe foture. Tbe large list of forfeited lands shore given, show to Lui» great aa extent tho Btete has boon defrauded ia tho past. Trespassers sssm to mark these partpaid landsAud lands bid in by the State lur taxes, an their own. The Commis­ sioner has rivea especial attention to teespaasss during the past rear, ths agent appointed bv him having soUaeisd and paid into the Treasury in cash and bonds 84,768 86, frws ot expense to I cannot help but think that ur oomcnoir ais.rlA.otrup si. HASTINGS RABBLE WORKS! ter Irak;ilIk UM UflHhh uniuim, John. Stanley. �Hupsrriaor KUott, oflkawd I tn* Rewilutlon: Wxxnxxa. The B«*rd of f of Mantetoe county, at their I For What? amounting to over tnree thousand lan, (33.090,) having previously sg to pay the same, pleading want of fl as an excuse for tbe dslay. There: Jirtolfrd, By thia Bonn!, that tbe ProMcnUn* Attorney aioli, with Uta •deice and conaent ot D. O. Hobink . Chairman of this Board, take legal measures to collect said Maim, and may Wawrap—To buy a email farm of 20, employ all needed Couneel to aid in any Supervisor Emory moved that the 40 ur 50 acres with come improvements suit that may be required to enforce the collection of the tame at the eerileat <•’. Resolution be adopted. and eoasa good grass land. Enquire at Motion did not prevail. O. D. Spaulding s store 3»tf The Committee oa Claims pnough On motion of Supervisor PhllUpe, t )e Resolution was unanimously adopldif. their Chairman Supervivot Day, further reported that they had examined tbe On motion of Supervisor I’blHlfa following aaeounta and would roammend Board adjourned until to morrow moth- locals scarce—The pump was froae lg>—The stove liandle in the cistern — The clock run down—Tbe bouse plants froae, aad Oh! my what------ Eli Burkhart, Beajamin Barrett, Melvina Ellis, Hannah M. Eaton, David Glare, Adell* Hall, Frankie Horton. B. Horten, Martha L. Ford, T. L. Lawson, J. McKvry, Mollie Marshall. J. A. Nims, Chas. Ocknock, Henry Picke'.l, Miss Jane Phillips, Miss Mary J. Pierea, Rockies A Carpenter, Mrs. Alice Shel­ don. Miss Lina Spaceman 2, Miss Chris- 'ESrifeSSSStHK Local /lotice?. PICTURES! I am now all alone in the Photograph business, aud as 1 bare made arrangemeats to increase my facilities for doing better work than ‘over, all should rail and get a negative taken. Tbs sujieriority of my work in the past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of first-class work ia he future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side State Street MM 8EWIKG IACHUL BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. Walker, and______ _ ___ _ Nays—Mr. Bartram, Brown Henry, Brown PlaUdee, Dawson, Dewey, Dunham, Elliott, Fuller, Hoyt, Jordan, Keaglr. Perkins, and Phillips,—13. Absent-Mr.; Armeur. , On motion of Supervisor Day, anoonat No- 1 was laid on the table indefinitely. -ujurvuor Dawson mured that Supervi*or Elliott be appointed a Commit­ tee to draft a Petition to the Leeialaturn asking that body to ao amaod the Charter of the City ot Hastings as to reduce tho representation of aaid Qty. oa tho Board of Snporvison to tao mambors, which motion prevailed. Oa motion the Board adjourned until to-morrow morning at the hour of 8 1-2 TERS i“«W Agreeable to tLe call ot the Preikl-nt. Hon. H. A. Goodyear, the Executive Committee of the Barry County Poultry T. PHILLIPS. Schism's publican Rsxxxx on Tuesday evening, Jan. 11th, tba President in the Chair. On motive of John Hotchkiss, Gao. E. Gvodyoar was chosen a member uf til* ported, through tbelr Chairman, t$tlpervisor Day, that they had examit 1 Executive Committee in piano at Win. the fullowing accounts, and would re 11. Goodyear. On motion of the Secretary, it was 26th, and 27 th days of February, to open at 7 o'clock on the ov*uisg vf l)io 25th 7‘ VoMYhat the Executive Com'luiltae bo requested to prepare the prem­ ium list, and report to an adjourned 1 imeeting to be held at the office of tbe ;Secretary oa Satunlaj evening the 16th On motion of Supervisor Honr) ■insL, at aaven o’clock. Brown, the report was adopted. On motion tho meeting adjourned to The Committees being at work, on motion of ^u|*rvisor Dunham, Board 1Saturday qrening rf thia week. adjourned until 7 o'clock thia evatkny. Ou motion of Supervisor Emory the report was accepted. Tho Cummittoo oo Claims through Ou motion of Supervisor Henry their Chairman further reported that Brown, accounts No. 36,39 and 42 they hail rxuruined the following ac­ THE wore taken from tho report. counts, aud would recommend their alOn motion of Supervisor Emory tho report was adopted On motion of Supervisor Keeglo, ac­ count No, 36 was disallowed. Ou motion of Supervisor Emory, ac­ count No. 80 was laid on the table. Supervisor Perkins moved that *c- On motion of Supervisor Elliott the •port was accepted. . Un motion of 8u|>ervis>>r Emory tba •port was laid on the table. . On motion Board adjourned to 1:30, WHOLE WESTERN COUN< ord Itrtrr* ■to.-'.‘o privalowi peert rivrt* thtM'lfh- >>JnpU Ok r. Un&lUl 'The Great National Magazine, PATENTS. ■ anna) tolUj.wliJiKK a . ** they will qteXbly rcli.wvl <r,M—will. a I points In Miswmrl. Kansas, TexCulorada, New Mexlao, Nebraska, ah. Wyoming, Galltonila, Oregon d tbe whole J’aclfls Rlope. Superior ... I,., Painting and Graining. Board take up each account separately ia rotation, and pass upon them, which motion prevailed. On motion of Supervisor Bartram aocount Ne. 58 was allowed at 12 46 aa reeommoudsd by tho Committee. CoXMExenL Cotxxnx. Grand Rapids ; thorough work; able toucher*. Great­ er demand for students to fill positions Sent to Dakota City, Neb. than tho supply. Terms rvaaonable. “ Fall City, Neb., For circular* address C. G. Swensberg, •' Witch eta, Kan., '* Paola, Kan., Exhcnuge and postage, THS Hastings Drug Stors Evening Soesion. 7 P. M. Board rest pursuant to adiournmautr Boll celled, quorum present, Board pro­ Oa motion of Supervisor Phillipa, ac­ ceeded Io buainnss. On motion a! Sujwrvisor Emory tbe count No. GJ was allowed st |36 99 as PetUieu of Sidney P. Pool was taken recommanded by the Committee. Ou motion of Bnperrisor Phillipa aecosntNo. 61 was allowed at 126 00 as recommended by tbe Committee. On tuolioo of Saparviaur PhilUpe ac­ count No. 62 was allowed al K 15 as recommended by the Committee. On motion of Supervisor Perkins, Itoard adjoorusd until seven o'clock this evening. Wa. H. Puwsxs, Boxes of clothing and provisions, which have been forwarded; one to Relief Society Bions city, lows, and eno to Relief Society Witcbsta, Kan. Groat destitution and suffering pre­ vails ia many counties, in the newer parts of both Kanias and Nebraska, aud persons desirinua of contributing to the For Intlainiualorr and (It route lUienmatliin, Gout, iriious, BcraitUui BOBB & liisritxr-., Et : i •■•.-. i, BtoiHrt, B;k>U, 1*i A. N. SABIN, noax f GJtxry Commission Merchant, Store, and which will be promptly for­ warded. Come friends bring forward your surplus clothing. Now is your time to help those who are rejfw-Mf for Sink Osus Special Notice. HIGH-TEST BURNING OILS. The Best and Cheapest la th; Ma KiNUxr !>(<■• OU (npwterl* lsnts>l),M*' mv nllee. k,,.IM,r Dark OU. to*, w BO*, m, e*l. /frsehed. By tha Board of Supervison. of tho County of Barry, that front and after tho passage of this resolution, ' the Kheriff, Deputy Sheriff and Consta­ bles, shall not be allowed any Priori fare or Hotel bills, only when aotuaPy X Prqffeshqr J, B. Angell, of tho Mieh. University, will Lecture al Union Hall Money to Loin On short time on approved aeevrlty. on'Friday evening, Jan. 22d, 1875, at ifflcc oVer Grant's store, Haarioge. 7 o'slock. Subject—•'Ths Thinker aad Hnh. <L roxxLtx. the Doer." Prof. Angell la one of tho best and most popular Lecturers now before tbe Mich, public. Giro him a full house. Tioketo 25 cents—for sate • J. P. Robert's drug store, where tbs sub­ LOST.-City of Hastmgs Order. No. scribers to ^the fund can also procare 199 for 335.86. Th* fiAar will please return to the aubacribera. as payment has boen stojrped. Wtunxa Baornaas. Hastings, Nov. 28.1874. 32tf Ksmembri John Stanley has for sale a few bottles of that fnm trnporUd Frouk Arswey for 13.00 a bottle. In cases where I.randy i( used for medicin­ al purposes It is invaluable. 32ti TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. It you want a beautiful map, 15x36 Inebre. of Use United States, scud yoor namo and poet office addrcwi to G. L. Harrison, &, Plate fit., Boston. Mass.; or to Is. F. Booth, 229 Broadway, New York City; or to W. H. Kronen, Gea. Pna-AsentC. AN. W. Hallway, Chlcogo, HI., and a copy will be sent you motion of Supervisor Elliott, was sp proved. William II. Powers, County Clerk, presented his bonds ss said County Clark sad Register in Chsncsry for tho yean 1875 and 9876. in the sum of two thou­ sand aud ‘fire hundred dollars, teepeetivaly, with J. P. Roberta aad D. R. Cook as sureties to each, which on mo­ tion of Supervisor Ksagls were spproved John Q. Creasy, ths Sheriff elect, pro­ S with D. R. Cook, P. A. Bhsldoo. R. J. Grant, Thus. AlteA, and Goo Holden JJ ’a* suretiee, thereto, which, on motion of •* Supervisor Perkins was approved. W William L. Oobb, oae tho Circuit report was accepted. On mutiuu of Supervisor Emory acoounts No. 23, 25 and 26 were taken' from ths report and laid on tha table. On motiuu the reports as amended waa adopted. .­ On morion of Supervisor Emory ths soewunt of Dr. H. Tremsyns in claim No. 25 was allowed at 310 00 instead <k the sum of 11 00 as claimed, and the eceouBt of Geo. D. Barden in said claim waa aDowad at tha eem of one dollar as Fur Female Cotai his bond as such Circuit Court Qomtulssfoner for tha years 1875 aad 1876, in tho earn of three thousand dollars, with Orin Leonard and Beuj. 8. Dibble as sureties thereto, which, oa motion of Supervisor Emory, was approved. Edward A Holbrook,ooe ef the Oreo it Court Commissioner elect, preeeatod his j. Sarunar Moaxiso. ) January 0, 1875. $ Board met pursuant to adjournment, M erchant Tailors, p.Roberts. Stop! Hearken Ye! John H. Wendell & Co., Supervisor Phillip* moved that it be al­ lowed at tha sum of 346 32, that tsfrig tho amount claimed. Motion did not prevail Supervisor Emory offered tha follow ing Bssolotioa : I A it That the lima for col­ lection of tax** in the Tewnahip of Thornoppls for the year 1874, be «xtsudad until tbe first day of March HOTS™ IS DEAD! -otoerlpttotie will be Prepaid by us. The Subscrip­ tion Price of Scribner's Monthly b At a year. Scribner's Monthly, and St. N|ebolM,S7. urornvcn a m Dispel** Ivi1,' for Plows and other purpoaM. 'WESTERN —SEEDS — GROWN, Vri aid Im Bai Plm, 1843 sr ■»< IS foe targsu Seat r* of aU CURTIS, DODGE. ROBINSON HOME JOURNAL. miRGBD AHDMPROYKD. Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime —. .. and Plastering Hair. GaP.RmlliCo. THF BJUT BCB 00L II TEE STATE WEBSTER’S Tainan 11 Mouras, > i January", 1875. J Board met pursuant to adjournment others were presented, and on motion cf Sopsrrieor Phillips were referred to tho . Ubit’i Cxxaouc Stirs b ao wall Committee on Calais. On motion of Snperrmer Phillips m# known that it is only niraasery to cas­ ta agaiasi imitation* It require* a count No. 26 was was taken from the ssr^W.iitibb rief the carbolic arid with table. Bcpcrvisor Phillips moved that ea count No. 26 ba alto wad at tba aaaou Supervisor Walker moved that sack of tho Superintendent of Poor, be al­ lowed th. sum of ten dollars for balance of salary for 1B74, which motion did notprevaiL by jwas and nays aa follows: Teas—Mr. Bartram, Brawn Henry, Dewey, Hoyt, Goodyear, Kaagla. Fir Agricultural Imnlemants FOR SALE I �NKW PUBLICATIONS. HE SYfflUfi ISIS offered by the post­ ponement of the Public Lib­ rary of Ky., to the -Xth of Ftbuary. next, of theth fifth and last concert and lrair­ CHEAPEST AND BEST ing. Hi; Managemei 1 are pledged to the return of the ‘ should nunc* iy noir IIHHMEIT -SEE) MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAILROAD 2 i ;* 111? iliif SUTTON'S REPRODUCING &ea.P.RmUi6i. 41 Part Bn K Y- ■EM* FOI THE ALBIME, IHTt[3ie PitliiS W 11. nratBAL nranai m. To Whom it may Concern! ■ 1CH1CAB CENTRAL R. R. !SJ. Grand River Valley Divisicn Be it known. That I shall keep in slfrck and fill to order the Celebrated MDuyK>|io 01300100000001020202 lupp,” for Plows and other purposes. tba State before we organ iaed. who un­ doubtedly are worthy men; but there are many fleet elam fraud* now tn the aaet bagging themwlvr* rteh tn the 87085850 \N«i as! Inn ta Plan “SoppUea will moatly be acct through ua, aa the railroad eempantee are being fanpoeed upon by irrcepoaalhto partlee, and refne to chip free nnlem In car to Saida oflahor after they leave KaaWo try to prevent mr.ro than two from one scanty leaving tba Etale, aud maay locaiitira an traeung w no tn aopply them. *• they think It expeneiv* ha. Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. EVERY BOND, Third Series Drawing, Capil’l Premium $100,000. Agricultuial. Imolements 58 Naidao Lane. New York. AfieaU far nicMgaa. M0R8ENTHAU, BRUHO A Batkiwd, Mn & Pte, - (Grr* WarebcoAo comer Broadway aad Ap­ ple Etreta. W. T. EASTMAX. ILuringv. Sept SI, 1874. Detroit and Brand Rapid*. Kick tessfe Ost? Tm Ra FOR^ALE Briggs Ho.use; Randolph Bt. and Fifth Ave.. CHICAGO. boabel*; bartoy. 4M.O» butoei (hum. gallon*; ehce000 poonde; ‘ bctlrr. T.5CO j With ejeh aahowlng for a nt* INTER-OCEAN Hastings Drug Store tn tbe city of Topeka, the urtlciaJa of Ibc road raanllvwU*! pantoaable pride in ex­ hibiting the blur ribbon they bad to-/ Yea will find a lull Un* of Drug*. orired ax the great Clodunatl «i|-.- ^UdidM*. Chemical*. Paint*, Oil* DyeSrfff aud everything belonging tn * fir*: . claae Drag Store. And tlime prodaeta, which aregath all along the line of th* Alchinaon, p^ah Santa Fa railroad nnd w gained tbe first premium, Wrro hr! Warn MAILhOAD Jatiai k Sapai LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER 6 Mionui, C,ntj W Barn. IfflOtffiS SIM ET J. LSTHAB. A FAMILY lEWSFAPl THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT lt.lt iaS » :i.:< 1 ::.A 1 mg t** Specimen Copies Sent Free fore Feet OS** U*riii la fail, lariafiag Buu Oesw aa* *4*hm ata* TUat»KCOMPA!tr, Cteaeca.UL Thia fa th* piaea to boy your premia W. Kara th* b~t line of rood* that was ever broogb- to liaaUng*. Call and examine for yoanr3 aad yon will find oar stock complete. T>____ A.__ il_______ .L.,1.,1 K...J JOHN STANLEY I FltT-CLAU lEWtPAPEI ! J. P, ROBERTS. $75,000 00 National Newspaper, WHSSIUK WORKS! GIFT ENTERPRISE GROCERIES! Canned Fruits And Fish. ‘USifKU. 45,000 00 Each in Cash ! W#J � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-01-20.pdf f3ed275b4dba23a71b1afc6e45adb37b PDF Text Text Ceo. M. Dewey na rra or ad i:nrr<m axi> publibher um m -1 Mcurnu • VOI XIX. NO. 39 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20^1875 t'rotessiojial aptl fiiijlra Cifij. m PLANING MILL MB LUMBER YARD YOU WILL FIND '111 .'•> i. •' llr.I.I.l.ll ■1SS Mil STI S I IO .5 ROUERTS HYHiciA.yaftcyjyo D.:.9A fflW III 111 r. it. cXHumudatod at pieaout. building. containing the diA'liiMi. JI orks, Sc^tB^EI^’S SPECIAL OFFER MM THE REPUBLICAN BANNER WITH OTHER JOURNALS Ml 10 I on' I' r two m lustneS in the nneluclod by the Burd of In■pector*. authorising them to buy maIllustrated series; ■•A FARMER'rl VACATION 1 ROPE. 'lx nrtic recounting tbe cxurrictiee l‘OKO, h.fVrrl tUUvi’i Mera. Ksar„«£saiso DENT SI lien & CARD it t.ior 1 !()-'• Strfial aii Mura! DENTIST I 2.75 3.10 REMINGTON KBtIXUTOS No. 1 Ma- LANDS i.iiuii toms TO unevna. Eton lean (Mlftr Ont. literal *FISE«»l«aiOWIHSIE*m the unfortunate upon the system, especially an ns re­ gard. the seemingly large public ex­ The public ar* directly nlereated to tee and otwrated Loueetly ; that tbe capital lure that this or tbal institution u full view to tbe public couvenianci Stela on reflaetions that challenge my atteati>ni certificate, lul expenditure, and above all, that the. ‘‘Admitting it* re- lurasd to tb»State Treasury, while the inventorv of property no hand aliowa a in for 1874 of >8,335 92- Th* United Bistre. Tbe numtror uf unfortunate* in ilia Stale, deaf, dumb, blind, insane, and aaautance in maintaining discipline, and friend* or by tho public. Proper care by friends, whether rub vr poor, i* im- .corporation* organized WUBin aid* tbe railroad cun-jration*. k Transportation Lin*s,''“D<Mpalch Oom ognmd Uiu duly by declaring in that Home belter provision should be made "Faaf^Fesigbl Lines. ‘ “Slreping end Palace Car CkrorpaaiM," are sapping Irotn the onuuniing, building, though comp* rati rely new, ia wili be maiie more attractive, useful and raluable lD ita Influence on tbe social detention in i" life and culture of tbe American peon The Etchings will be still further Im­ aa any thought to the lubiect, that the anoe of that inatitutani. proved. and there will be greater variety In thte iterartment. Scribner's Itonthly. by tbe verdict of The receipts for boys' tabor for. 1874, 811.826 06. under immediate treatment. The Eight Bound X olomee of bcribThe Board of Control rail attention Io •r ronaUtute an lllnetrated Library ------ then 1,000 oetavo page* Th Mated eitbiu two month* of tbe attack oemmitmente to tho school, which they contain more than a Dozen Bplendid deem of importance,, namely, that tba Hntfrad .. a Thousand Separate Article*. !>**y. Poem*. Edi­ changed from ten to eight yean; that torial and Review*, embellished with nearly Two Thousand Illustration*. it to oar people •150,000,000 of remember that the railroad bonded debl latione ; to admit boie without th* stain with nbacriptloua. ho Ollier to support themselves neglected and dependent children is aa liileretion library «n*rd« alclew and edge, and subscription, for >21; at eighteen should have 1*' riptic.» Prepaid by u*. Tho r-ubveriplea <rf bcribner'e Monthly till A SeribaePa Monthly and bP foundation of ita HLRIllNER Unfou Block, over Beaten Cash Store. THRF.F. MILLrOX ACRES the wall or fence : 2 75 tbe expenMof reprinting io email edi­ I am aonvince.1 that the limit of deten­ 325 tion* being eo great aa to be prohibitory. tion ihould be changed. If a boy on- and suggestive. 3.KJ OUR SPECIAL OFFERS. not be fitted to co out into the «< LU igement. the time'he it eighteen, it would rxo if acamt baanni na &IGHB(M,ffiPEKA&8Aim FE RAILROAD. Railroads ar* sxnethtng mor. than mere (rivate enterprise.. They are-not upon ouly a public conveoieocv but a public asm* inquiry. ot Overseer* and watchman, to preveui EdltoriM sys Review*, ai 111. as heretofore. Paper* .... .— ...---- shiest urn* In both Europe and Detroit Tribune, 85.30 and Republican Banner 1.50 for jican 1.50 ... for Detroit PueL 35.30 and Rspubli — Banner ?------- 7.7? Detroit Free Preu. 85 30 and Republican Banner 1 50 for Chicago Tri-Weekly Tribune, 86.50 and Republican Bsnnrr 1.50 for tr • Magazine, oi.w ana rxepu tic Miinltdr, >4.00 and Rspubli Modthlv, >l.0U and Republican Dinner >1.50 for '* Magazine, >1 00 and Republican Banner >1.50 fir The Galaxv. >4.00 and Republican Banner >1.50 for Laketide Monthly, >1.00 and Republican Banner >1 50 for • Godoy'* Lady's Book, >3 15 and Ron launer >1.50— for ■ 8L Nicholas, >8.00 aad Republican Bi --------------National Lave Stock Journal. >2.15 aud Republican Banner $1.50 for Horticulturiat, >2 10 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Gardner’s Monthly, 82.10 and Repu 50 tor IJttl* Corporal, 81.60 and RepublicsialBanner ---------- >1 --------. Th* Naraery, 81.60 and Republican Banner 81.50 for t'etereou'a Lady's National Magaaise. 81.60 Republican Banner >1.50 for Arthur's Hom* Magazine, 81.25 and Republican Banner >1.50 for I— I World, >1.25 and Republican Banner >1AO fo.The Foal . Amarican Agriculturalils, >145 and Republican 1J inner >1.50 for iblican Banner27>1.50 fur Ballous Monthly Magazine. >2.00 and H*puU ----------------’7 ... The Phrenological Journal, >3,00 and Republican Banner, >l,5d for Science of Health. >2.00 and Republican Banner >1,50 for - demand* that tbe Stale manage* them better than inedju effscitially withoul ill run for llcgina In November, aud and wun morwhumanixiag effect. b* other Novelettes and Nhurter Mun Of tho appropriation of 830,000 for l.y Iradlng American and English Htory current exnenee* for 1874, only 821,500 Writers. Tbe Magailne will continue Sweet’s Hotel. Michigan Exchange noMaUi By Albert Rhodee. with Illustration* by elusion that fur a portion of those com­ mitted her* I HI MYSTEUKlL-H ISLAND llrig bi, anJ comparatively non* aa to the experiment tee ted not be), ii Kurota-, In tbe Wafa re of 1873 declined to appropriate Aurumn of 1x73. any thing for the building of the fence A eerie* of papers of crest interval on keep up the pnee of convict labor- One FRENCH LITERATURE AND PAR- Ju ire Verne's latest, story tlne-l. with its lltu*tratl< unsatisfactory showing, and caunot fail to eEtat inquiry aa to the oahre. With unequalled facilities fur conslruciiag that by 1870 they will I and running rosdi cheaply, with no ro­ tbe yearly budget* are presented. quotation from the report of ita uffiregarding th* end rorliii-er (Colonel Vs snug, of Og- E rainga of eigh82,693.264 le.a lire annually recurring Report* of our ho are dependant upon convict*, that are now often auppurted by the public. Detroit Fico Proas.>10.00. and Republican Banner. l.uO, fo Detroit Tribune. 310.00, and Republican Banner. 1,50, fo Detroit Poet. 810.60, and Republican Banner. 1.50, fo L'hicaeo Daily Tribune, 818,00 and Republican Banner 1,50 f< Harper's Weekly, >1.00 and Rcnubliran Baunsr, 1.50, for Harper's Daur, >4.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50, for • Hearth and Home, >3,00 and Republican Banner, 1 50. for New York Tnbonc. >2.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50, f Toledo Blade, >2.00 and B-|<ablicaa Bisner, 1.50, for Chicago Times, >2.00 and Itepubliean Hauser. 1.5», for Chicago Tribune. >2.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50, for Chicago Inter-Oevan, 81.65 and Bepubltesn Banner. 1.50 for Chicago Journal, >2.15 and Republican Banner. 1.60 for Chicago Post and Mail, >1.65 and Rapublicxn Banner 1.50, tor oilcan uaouri v.uv, ■ can Benner 1--50, for Detroit Tribune. 82-Op and lieu---------------------Detroit Poet, |2.0dVnd Republican Banner 1.50 for Michigan Fanner, >2.00 and Republican Banner 1.50 fo Country Gentleman, >2.50 and Republican Banner 1.50 fo: Western Rural, >2.00 aud Republican Banner 1J»O for Advance, >3.15 and Republican Banner 1U*O for Now Covenant, >2.65 and Republican Banner 1.50 for Micbigtn Fanner, 82,15 and Republican Banner 1.50 fo York Homo Journal, 83,00 and Republican Banner 1,50 for is 8141,582,400, represented by cipital stock of 860.83t.4H, and bondsd and floating debt of 890,414,847 30, 1871, ws net* in tbe prison Sent -. inga, with one block of cells an built. 657; BepL 30. 72. 589; Hept. 30, 73, oonstructiou of tlieee additional build- 555 ; and Sept 30. 74, 703; while the ingi, to which I call your attention. uro that an appropn** 460. in 72. 440; ia 73. 401 ; end 1816 will depend upon tbe number of 1875 end 18<6 would to far construct 103 eonricia. than ia 71 with only 627 the prison as to make it tenantable for decision at to bud lings. It must be ilh this discouraging remembered that the inmate* of thia condition of it* drodoctir* labor, th* net two humlreil such spiiropriation. iaititulion have heretofore been sup[Kriedpn tlio noor-bouM* of the State, eo liaa cttles. will open tn Ji lanuery with a . (.. ItOI.BROOK clothed, and employed. bet placed upon a eoo Ural, and tn every way tbe BEST POPULAR MAGAZINE IN tbe Counly Treasuries probably an WORLD. equal amount 1 aoinuiend thi. initi JOHN Q- ( lt> - > • it't. II. II ploymnnt for l*tx>a of the the accommodation of such of our friends as may uatrntlse engraving* a« uu kept employ rd so for aa aa* jAseibtola desirclo subscribe for some other paper in connection with improving the prime yard and State The BANNER, ire we nuue hare niuav made a>i arrangements whereby we |P«t lot Tho average once tier day of I ire DMluistry, as a sort uf half-way l»'Ui __ ____ a.. -__________ ---.. s il-cunaiet lavor for 1871. waaafi 1-4 cent*; are enabled to present the followin'! liberal' terms, with with the the u n and of Americain 72^57 cent*; 73. 58 7-8 cent* ; ud tho alt understanding, however, that the order for our Journal and neglected children, it will return an either of the others named, mustbe sent-together, and ac­ “THEhTORYOFKKV heu>lre<l fob! all th time and money dent proof that a well conducted prises companied by the money ; and, also, that we. must receive Uy J. U. Holland, expended u|«n it. one subscription fo The BANNER for each copy of every AMERICAN LIFE AND SCE.XERV Including descriptive |«j other publication ordered from the list : SEE it 8? Enter* uiou IN CONNECTION tVHK.Iir L II.ILIiitoa.v J. (ileal ^ONTKlY “The Great National Magazine, a canal kratataading Sept 30.1874, 861,000, while the balance to the 1873, u before you. A inn had 3,719 mi lea »b<>i.a and ane for employe* dormitory. Ttic Board of Control submit in their Control Jo)r 1, 1873. hr autbuntiai of the city will not increase Should you Hastings, Mich far 1876 decision dseirwd monos. The paste el 1873 affected it ai WILKISS BROTHERS t.l t ll -i nt larged, and if it ctuld, it should not be, aa 800 pruocoM is the maximum numconfined ia on* laaUtatiM. confinement of manv Mate prsebelong* to the oity of Detroit, and prison can be completed con tree11 expired in the midst of children. Year Vwidkt iS' Burrall s Agricultural vision proynatioa asked for by the Board. The reoort of the Board and of lion. AND NEW MEN iV'It'illn'-ri. vS'-iuia.Cus^UMiM- Dettoit Houm Correctiou 250 priaonors It i> nut probable that the roots will heed to be provided for all nt those entitled THAT DEI f COMPETITION. AT WBSIWLKSdgiffiSSii! graaM or a railroad Tbe Blate baa 24J.358.S0 mtm of oth- for library, etc., i* none too large Each family house that has tieon erected haa had a lifting up offset upon incurred by th* Board was *1,033. mm NEW PRICES ft? CHAS. IL BAUER character a« to prevent escapes. Ths walls and all the building* ar* intofdad tial character, th* estimated rtist being •270,000, with capacity fur 500 prison- ■odi setiuh-by ju* aa will enable (han tor 1874 report 408 dependent children NEW LUMBER certain that the re­ The construction accbunt, s* shown Stbe report of tbe Board ha* exceedthe appropriation* 8<J..r>00,‘for which Board think 825,000 will be required fur 1875- Thu for 100 cbiUreu. the present building*. 000 in 1875 for the purchOM of mw* and stack, furniture, Ili'RGlIER »» .’I. I I JOI15 WHOLE NO. 973 GOVERNOR S MESSAGE. XATtOMofgoadqtOaBI.ua namely: Light raunlnc Thirtieth Year. un dun! : . ItlsaShuUleUaeblue, erftb Automatic Dn>r Design beautiful for delivery only since June, M7A) for tangr, lurfrWInn, end variety if work, la without a family or woe HOME If the law of 1818, permitting tbe sppoint agent* of the State Boaid of Chanties and Correction licns uf the Stale Board of Charitable Muy pardon* in one mom can hardly Institution* on thia subject are in tbe be called pardons For inatanc*. one lice of practical stale*nsansbiiu and de- JOURNAL INLAHGKDASDniPROYID. The Beat Literary acd Society, Paper in America. Act No 180 of 1878, enwwdad failure, a* I have been unable to Cud > thsee agents to invMtinte and tba State Public Sclsool EUIKTffl SMiS MIME ffl, UJM, 1.1 ■ Trig itEMIMGTO'l rOKPANIKM. Ms ' • MM u raturmlierud that we hare in the Up­ per 1‘eniaaala a tvmulatfoa of 81.800 m jmukii A SPLENDID LOT lumjKY ur rax NEW YORK TOMBS FILES OF POSTAGE. �h both thi* 0S< > Ury law Barry County, PORTJWLE EJVGlJ\rE\ to call published, th* rion- shoal things ifothto State. printing papwr, binding and dratributioa would b* fully $5,006 lare, eeu-eontjol, *xanii4*an<l OTIBUIW" to thia time, Bal- 1 ho Sanatoria! Quss'.tan, 1c num but alter tho lull tale of banking talature of 1871 over 1,000 were rstnru- diatributing 4,000,000 fry the $8,625 14. Tbaaueceen attend Notwithstanding we belisvs tbe Sen­ atorial quaeium a 01 be finally Milled before this article is in print, yK wo do not fret like Jetting thi* opportunity pas* NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. favored th* audiana, with *ome good to the Senate of the United Bute*. We Wall street end miduighl, amJ no on* music. Next iu order earns th* adjourner sav that ho did sot keep-Li* moat f.rrufruahm*nta whtob, ia worthy ■fl in band Be carried hi* ■•f metitfou. —“i™ State r spread with turk-ya, with so amount of it which The Trualeea of tbe different State ty clerks signing, scaling, indexing, and liev* there eran of lees derided ability than sow* r. AI Ur dianlr 8 r. mailing these cjmmisoous. cs*ts th* himself well tasked that* bs much a» th* fa*. mew who aro ambitious of litan propriatian of $7,600 00 per a carry on the doubt that ia asraen ia very full and comptote, giving ia detail an account of their labors, and Th* expense of insuring all th* State placed in my hands July 30. 1878, the prosperity of our Stalo. Both a Hom ia I oak for it your thoughtful attention. property is very larg*. I bsltev* st th* lialanc* of tbo Relief Fund. t> - nuvsar. . peasant tim* that only th* University. 342 85. 1 have disbursed the Normal HcbooL and Agricultural Col Blal* who ha* the ability U fill th* pile* lamoerrios. placing tLo military of th* State upnu * mor* substantial footing. On the $0U of Sept., 1872. tb**atii* Militia of & a could be found one, bi* »up*riir in Th* iuark*>l decline of foreign immi[x.licy to make any change in our a-uaAluort »k erujr u 1’rainvvilH tbrUl delesation. Mr. t?baud!cr’* ux- "uftor hours,"’not iu lb* leisiiie of s lifo *rt apart for »ucii juiraui'r. Tho.* is a class of young men who will not go into bu*u><«« brttous* they fancy which I did in November last. Tbe agency in New Yqrk City wa* eloa-1 by otism d- uuind and sLould rec>-tvo t oi>‘l< rM-mvut >■( our iveuplr. H* is iirt” Mniii giving in detail an account of tbe unar- mustered into the Stat Pluueera, < neu more u 8J arc cotuc toceili- of Irieudahlu mid eoctal alleeti.in. Thd ganerut act for iiicvqrjratiun of im*nta. designated the let and 21. vision* by Ilia Super ;>• Court. This ' the latter at Grand Rapids. Under authority of th* law, the Mili- phia er* to eotebrato th* on* hundredth snnirer*arT of tho birth of the Nation, by aiqmipriato ecrsmotric*. Au invita­ tion ba* l*«n extended to our people to a syatam of company and regimental anlistnur.tr, mustera, inspection* and lutjret to you for your ronaideratinn. uniform discipline have been adopted, fur. and wijl b* rigidiv enforced. On th* Cth Bep!.. ,1873, tbe -Grand required by our laws, with tbe improved Th* variety and importance of lb* Rapids Guard" wa* ordered to Muske­ method* of manufacture adopted, is subject* to whieb your attention ha* gon upon the requisition of th* Sheriff of that county, to prorent a threatened proved reputation. iwlsasa and lynching of a prisoner. Jfgrch Stith last, ths -Grand Rapids increase over the two prwoodiag yearn of ordered to Gowan, Monlcahn county, to ■mist in quelling an *vpected riot at of my rarurel that point. On th* 23d oi last July a lattaliun. Each duty baring been faithfully re) to obo cent, and I .Ncominond the •rformsd, th* earlier w* return to our 1st R*gim«nt, was ordered to Ishpem­ amendment of the Inspection law to ing, in Marquette county to aid in sup- that eflbet. ion by nn apprscialive people. • JOHN J. BAGLEY. The Geological e'nrvey, uniter tba su­ expenM of sending troop* «uch a dia- pervision of Dr. Chas. liormlnger,State tauee would be n*ce*aarily large tbe Geologist, ha* been steadily pur*u--d. utmoat precaution wa* taken to aacer- Jhr ^tprtbltran jjanner. quirie* were made of prucninant citiwrn* of tho county, and telegram* received tba destruction sotely Ito ths Middleville, when prayer was ufferoa by Thorcapple, Phillip laonirJ. Rev. Amoe Wakefield, of Middleville, and followod by aa addr*ea by Vice coal, and gypsum deposit* of the State, tlielr publication advtaab!« of life and property We legtolate continually in behalf of GKO. a. DEWEi. and tbe blind, deeming three large called upon by th* proper officer* for nation, altcet the fidelity of bi* action ai ponent of the faith and patriotism of for tbe bera ordered admitted, one has escaped owe nw^hinr* fK.rw I.— .. —-of tho State. Effort has been made to give publicity to tho act, and it is beueved.thai (•>! entitled to its benefits master General fur th* two y*ar* ending -ES water held in feul cittern* ought to lead to thronvli inspection »f th* ly aticsted by what b* ba* >luuo in ibo sanitary condition of boarding *clioul* part, and w* do not bolrcv* any other through the country, fsw of which a ill be found quit* satisfactory iu their arMichigan what Senator Chandler can do rangamenta to a well bred physician. Principal* and teaebsn have too much car* on their hand* to notice (hat th* water tert** brackiib, or that there is a a bad odor lingering about part* of th* wbwa name lias b**n'.mentiou*d in con­ house, or any of a dosen sign* which nection with that poiitiun is not worthy tell the sxperisuce I sense that some­ thing is awry with matter* on which of th* ccnfidsnco and support of tho health and life depend. I have known people of Michigan, under ordinary rir- fever bred in a fasbiouablo boarding cumstances, tor any position in their school because tho chambermaid* had gift. But tho extraordinary circum­ too much to de erty.'knd they stance* in which we are placed—th* absolute necessity of being represented rias. And ibis leads to a theory I late­ by our tried men—tn*n of Character — ly heard about tho unbsalthiness of Nev York ilsalf. It is £**t growing lbs borne o^intormittent fiver, ao much su that parsons of cvrtsln tempammeni* chance* In life have been welt improved and our influence upon our *u:round- »f Senator Chandler eo great, that we ■poked by tbe man of Naxrelii and mark tbe rapt attention of th* multi- W* manufacture and furutob at low prices, Pulleye, Shafting, Couplings and laagers, also furntoh Belting, Gum Hose, Ac Furthet Information will be cheerfully given by addressing tbe mauulhetureta to the time l County, but SStriS tide tho liouscs. They ssy that N*w York i* largely made up uf boonlinghousre aad hotel*, to say nothing of families in which th* most glaring neg­ lect ul every law of health is the nJ* and not th* exooption. Hou*** are built on wrong principle* and with their NOW IS YOUR TIME I wbo dragged tbo** |»nderou* stone* and heaved th* enduring iiyramld*,— Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, market place,—w* cau listen with In­ spiring awe to Tlato aa be tcacbe* the prolific brain. Dry Goods of.all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. We can >Und on the And, yet, we are fully convince! that a Prohibitory Law rigidly enforced, is (he only way in which the Irafic in intoxioa- praaaat, no prohibitory law can b* Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest - Gflod - as - the - best &S5 Come and see for Yourself J-S. GOODYEAR & CO. GUARDIAS SALE. Spooner & Hepburn > e'Y,gkoci'.ry aisd tka house:. Just opened in Mr. BOWNE’S NEW STORE, Mftyi/fyoy Slocr, ndlng thuee who SOUTH S'®< Snr* Sth,1T‘ H here can Iw found ■ choice nnd well icloclcd Slock of Staple and Fancy 1 Now friend* for U>* present I bld you farewell, anxlonaly desiring tbit your remaining day* may be doubly crowned A complete aworlment ol *U kinds of Whole and Ground Sptcea , , your Hvss peaceful, icntented and hap­ py. 4 Phillip Twotiard. of Middleville, next was'called, who with interesting r»- ■hip of Thornapple. After which J. W. daughter of a wealthy and happy, ly lo*t their iivea Tho mignifieen GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY Ac. WARRANTEp PURE. AU kinds nf Fruit in their Season. LAWSON’S iE iebmiju.jcutiu,' Rheumatism, Freah Vegetables altr*)a on hand. Algo we have a full line of the beat Lampe &, Fixtures, Crockery, Class & Wooden Ware Always on hand at.pricei that cannot be beat in the County CASH ■til) ¥ERS find it to their advantage to < r anime our Ktock before purchasing elsewhere. KO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free delivery to any psrt of tbe City. Raspedfully, Spooner & Hepburn Tb* fatet without anything ugly nr wished in tbe day. and tbatj^ly odd million* gallon* Trunks, Travelling Bags, tbo hallo from October till May. Not a pleasant subject to speak of but on* of vital importance, nut only ston that to me wat actually painful, TUton to ton years older forhto experi­ ence, and even Isunty Frank Moulton shows the effect* of tbe strain. By tbo a confit-ration al a moment'* notice. their fl*n cew, but ildJdaeetn to me that can tarry tn th* eity of Trent during tbe setting of that august Council In which the holy Father* made and published that wonderful book which they hoped would bring ail the world Io the knowl- edge of a swamp. Comparatively fen ■ven of tbe fits! rale - hotel* and board­ th rough lb* trying acene* of our Amerling haute* have anything like proper pride tbe devotion and bomtancy of our ■bow the facililM* modem hottsre 'liquid damnation" l L10IEHSII fflMIBHBMB SALE OX EXECUTIOX. va when Michael r-urvetu* was made to ride from earth to heaven In * firry ms, their clowris and batd-iooms chariot driven by John Calvin,—we tba foulest air continually into can vi*It London tn 14M when tbe |wopy of ths houao ar* qs fruitful of Jority are not In Rrmfistby with our be largely di- present legislation, which attempts to year* ending B*pt. 30, 1S7 i. was 114 ; SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. do not acrupd* to charge tba ague and intermittent lover abounding Chieftain aa be lead* hl* conquering frank open him as unchangwd In sppearansnea, but I* as an interor many while .TA.MES LEFFCEL&CO. Em pt nw blistering rends *f Arabia, in the days of the nno» humble camel driver and *1 question, than hr voting as one men for the regular Republican nomin**, Zachatiab Chandler, for Bamtor, end from Its myriad planted seed*. The United Stales Revenue Depsul- th* warmest public ap|>robation, and thus truly reprerent their constituent* w* sincerely hop* tbe eudorsemrnt of and reflect th* almost unanimeue will engaged in th* btninea* of selling llqufhrery loyal man in th* United Statre Th<> record bs gives of th* doings and OUR NEW YORK LETTER. condition of our penal and humanitarian ntm,institution* must fill with joy and satis­ levied in th* State. Four year*' receipts faction every friend of the unfortunate, would build every rail road In th* ftato. On th* statute books of the State only th* unvarnished fact* in every case, stand* a law, tbe coruUtullouallty of place th- State of Michigan in tho proud by tho Supreme Court, which declare* position of doing more to alleviate hu­ man misery, and elevate humanity than the prtnef]-*!*, liable to fine and onpeut. Not leas than 6,000 publie, and at au *xpena« *o insignifi­ cant in comparison with the good sc- *d horn* In the legal arena, and the 5,000 or l.OCO persons were dally vlolatworld I* expected to look on breslblere. Tilton galnel the first advantage by rlthout number. would be arr having the trial of the ca»c transferred What niakr* dUftrence? Is that public ■stations ar* doing, must have forgot­ senUment sustain* thr one and ten the golden rule of human brother- whleh loth aide* appeared to consider not th* other! Every good Uttecn abCoart after th* room shudders at th* we not haw th* aid of lutelllgent legtelation t list will diminish the Intemper- Shipping Boxing, 8 Home Pourer, $2,00; 4f Horae .Power, $3,80. FKOH ITI DM THE GOVERNOR S MESSAGE. In our j-aper to-day will be louud leet entirely. I mean the victim* of In­ that ]ortion of th* Message of Gor. temperance, if there I* an evil that Bagley uuivoidably crowded out of th* Th* Soldier*' Home el Harper Hov- PRICES DELIVERED ON BOARD OF CARS. AT SPRINGFIELD. OHIO. ken up by typhoid lever,'thirty csss* tbe world b liter for our having lived In of which taade,thrir appearance among it; have we cvntribeUd auy thoughts of tho United Blates donate during all the dark day* of III* Hcbellkai bony hand Into almost every family. county. CM commanding the troop* to Ibo Board Its army, though losing ita hundreds wsekly, u recruited dally by Ita hun­ dreds more. Pauperism, crime. Insani­ •huuld know, and understand. tho State au- ty, disease, and dealljXile Its direct re­ sult*, and untold private griefs and ml Act No. 91 of 1673 provided Episcopal icbool of tbe best order, fur K' '*. near Burlington, N. J? was lately who believed himeelf to be-on tbe right And Beecher’s bearing was tquallr un­ daunted. Look at Thi nlclpolitlc*. would In many of them as will most eSartually pul a stop to t! is Ufa destroying, health annihilating. God hlgb-llceue*. following Executive Oummitt**: N. Bsaiow, through aa t c<>kstri urentlaws regulating tho sale of lianrr Ward MPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTFDI Campari«on Invited mid Competition Defied in �Waxtkd.—A good girl to do general housework, enquire of ’Mrs. E B. Dewey, career cf Broadway and Green TlfS R,«rJsUC^|l Ineuraucii Company of Barry arid Ea­ ton Counties, Mich., ending Dee., 81, 1874. Boid Company bein^1 located at Nashville add Charlotte, am. Joing bus­ iness in tho counties of Barty and Ea- Remember tho poor. It is bard to lie poor at any time, but in rold weather ptnvrty is Uanler to Ipar tliun in aum- For What? FLORHCg SlflKG-IACHIR In Independent Pbjacian, CHROMIC DISEASE, Cniutii a lexical Practice Dr. J. H»lkrr< CnlifoHih Tte-■gir. BJitnx are t. purely VstretaHe prnrnntiuii. mn-lc ehirflv from the nullre bHkrfosin I • .- ) r» SrvwL. moewtekM ot CaLUarata. the ■aollciwi! pronntles wbfaii are extracte<< tlirrifrom oit'ioat tbe aae uf Aleobst TU- qtuwtion u almo»t daily sakod. "WhM FRII OF CHARGE. saav. fl! stoua.® T {i tto SJUw UkalmM>M« WKS ■ fl Making socks with Zeal's knitting machine may b-' lomething “new imder tbe sun.” but mendiug them i- certain­ ly a “dented" old besinos*. Iff UDgtn Inat, fc.aeaa. sew tom, , i । 1 ] । i 1 ' ilt; Mauee A Pi colon, is taking a few uroks of rest, by visiting bis old home at Saneca Falls. Now York.' BaitEsr, Da Wit Hatx'i , ___ rxx Lnxas, cures the worst eases of Coughs, Colds and all tbe draoaeM of tho Lungs. Hirout aad Chest. For Whooping Coegh and Croup it is a csfaara specific. Tho most obstinate cu-m surely yield to Hall's Balsam, when used perwevcringly. Stands at ths bead of oil cough proparatiiua. Bohl Regular meeting of common council, everywhere. Joan F. Hntr, Cnaur A Oo, proprietors, 8 and 0 College Wednesday evening, January 6th, 1875. Plaro. N. Y. Present — Recorder, Aid. Besemer, Jewell. Fuller. Bentley, Hicks, Dolpb. Minutes of two previous mw tings, read and approved. Tbe eforegv of grade cf Broadway V/At tbo regular meeeing of tho Connand Green street, twins the special or­ ty Grange uf Barry County, held Jan. der of bosinese fur tha regular meeting, 5tls 1875. fthe follow ingj_Offi>«rs ware tba same was taken up. The profile elected for tbo ensuing year. exhibited, end no objection* being Usury Jjfinchrumb—Master. made, the following reeolntione was of­ Pvitrr Burton—Ovenevr. Ira Slowell—Lecturer. Wnaaxis, at a regular meeting of tho John laehty—Btvwart. Common Council held January 6th. 1875 The profile of Broadway street from Blate Io Walnut street's and Green J.J ILtulvrshol—Chaplain. sirwt from Broadway to Joffmon, wu C. N. Young—Treasurer. Vsloatiiis lUph.gl—S.cr.t lr?. Wai Bfauchanl—UaiteKeopev. Mr, A Patman—Cores. Urn. J. J. Ilaodenhot—Pomona. Mrs. 1*. Bartun—Flora. X>r. X. B. FOOTIE. ■ex TBS, Mew Terfc. ACENT8 WANTED. Mootings under tbo pasturage of Rev. 11 IL Maynard, Imvo recontly closed nt. tho White School House in Maple Grove, which resulted in much good. Over 20 camo forward and exproasod business, and as I have made arrange­ ments to increase my facilities fur doing better work than ever, all should call and gat a negative taken. Tho superi-orify of my work in tho post is a suffi­ cient guarantee of firat-clasa work in he future. Rooms In Washington ten, by coaxing them into church on Sunday mornings, instead of going Block, south side State Street. seating and hunting—by handkerchief Painting and Grafting. AR Ready to Buy Wheal, Oats, end Tlw undesigned having purchased tho Baryyyille Flouring Mill, uro pre­ pared to^ milling of any description on short notice. Patronage solicited. Custom work a speciality. Cash paid for wheat, corn, oate and buckwheat. Walxxx A Hienos. Barryvilk1, Nov. 19, 1874 . 31m3 Special Notice. LOST.—City ot Hastings Order, No. 190 for 835.80. The finder will ploase return to the subecribere, a. payment has b>wn stopped. Wrutrxs Beomeu. Hastings, Nov. 28.1874. 82lf By Aid, Beosmcr— That the city purchato tho Llulladay Wind Mill, with derrick, and 3 31 inch cylinder Pump, Antoruautic Tank for liorsus and byJrant. For tbe sum of 8248,00 Ires 10 per bent for cash. Ayes—Hicks, Bessmer. Nays — Jowell. Fuller, BootIvy. Dolpb. PttalttJ, that the City Treasurer bo and is hereby instructed to transfer tbo following sums from the past indoblo-1- He keeps constantly on hand Mo, 1, Pianos ranging in price from $250 to $1800. jflio, .4gent for famous Estey, Manning and Bur­ dett Organs. , A Map oftho United States Given Away. . If you want a beautiful map, 15xM iMboe. of the United State., aetid your name and poet office addreea U> U. L. Harrta-u. 5, Slate BL, Bo»ton. Mwra; or THE Hastings Drug Store Fuller. Dulpli. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS mTiiiTO, An assesment bus peen made during I the year for the sum of 17,355 32. and tho rate was 20 cento on each, S100 in­ frvtu No*. Oth, 1874. to Jon. 9tb, 1874, cured tor full year and per rata in otb- Eighty-thi • " * • er cases. Nothing was teastossed for bought of Mt. Af Ryerson, six two year uuossmuuts not paid.. Thia Company old steers that weighed 8090 lbs, for Ayea — HiAa. Jewwll, Fuller, Dolph, dotes its books for aasetament tbo 30th which they paid 8304.05, and two 3 day of September uf eaeB-and every Bcssmer, Bentley. year old heifon that weighed 2450 lbs, Nays—None. for which they paid 3100,45. Pity City of Hastings to D- Bonnet Pr. This company prut idee a-t_rp!usuf ton cents on each uno hundred doltats For drawing as fellows : country. Oet. 19, '74, lumbar t<> Fngiae iusuicd to pay actual louea as they oc­ hare learned itbat a small boy cur. This company pays, three-fourths yesterday asked a Murk In this city tbo of actual value on buildings and fulj price uf stick candy. Un learning value oti contents if iniured fur that that he sold six stacks fur Sre cents tits boy figured the following: six sticks lor five cents, five sticks for four cents, City of Heatings to John A. Fulbr .Dr. four sticks for throe cents, three sticks B. W. Warren. Prcaadsnl, and Clem­ To plastering cistern an-i help no for two cento, two sticks far one cent, same ■ - 88 50 ent Smith, Secretary of said Company which loaves one stick for nothing and The account of D. Bennett bo allowed all and each for himself, doth depose concluded tu take it, and coolly walked and say that they have read tbo forego­ 25 cents on fire de|nrtmsnt fund, 81 00 Goals to th. lands, at tbe Com;«ny'> Office In St I.outa. For psLrtlcutare tu phamphlets with mpe. addreas A. L. Deane, iLand Com­ missioner. Atlantic and Pacific Rail­ road Co.. K Booth 4th Street, Bl. Loua, A. N. S A B IN, Commission Merchant, Corner State aud Creek St. Building oneo occupied by Boston Cash Store J. P. ROBERTS. BLACK A FULLER. LADIES C. SCIiUEENWRG’ Pletmles Brown, Hastings township: Ira A- Osgood, Hope ; John Jones, Or­ angeville : John A 8nyd«r, Barry; Geo-.W Kilboero. Maple Greve; L D. Putter. Maple Grove ; John 8. Oewnsb-k, Tborwpjdo ; M Mgre. Batlaad; Israel 8. Buiee. 8d ward, euy of AMERICAN MARBLE FLOUX t orjis illumes stum ■uiBssaTUBeis/.issiai ing statement and know tho contents. ' triiitt. wsm, uni in Mayhew Business College, of Detroit, thereof, and thxt they have good rea­ ut John A. Fuller at 38.50 on fire da-, HIGH-TEST BURNING OILS. whose card appears in another column, son to believe and do believe sail state- nartment fund. Ths Bost and Cheapest in the Ma Carried. is in all respects very superior. Its Ayes—Hicks, Jewell, Fuller, Dolph, oourso of study is not surpassed any­ Boesmer, Bentley. where President Mayhew's uro alone Preaid ent. Nayo- -None. City of Hastings to W. IL Whipple Dr. worth the cost of a scholarship. His Cumext Smuk, Secretary. To balance for work on fire engine, 50 'boUeniiy Book-keeping has for years 2000 AGENTS W.ANTED FOR TEE Sworn and subscribed Cotore me at Ayes—Beesmor. boeu used as the text book uf the Col­ Charlotte in said Slate and county this Naya—Hicks. Jewell, Fuller, Dolph, Ladies’ Medical Guide, lege of tho City of Now Turk, whoso 7lb day of January, A. D. 1875. Bentley. Board uf Education consider it tho Account ol I. W. Vrooman, referred to Finance como-ittao. Account of W. H. Itayfcrd 84 00 for M erchant Tailors, People at Hastings, Marshall, Hills­ oerricM on board of registration, was dale and along the line of tho Michigan sllcwed aad order drawn on contingent A Ohio railroad will be intoroated at tbe Ayos—Hicks, Fuller, Jowell, Dolph, announcement that tbe negotiatona in Beesmor and Bentley. Europe for a money-loan are reported Naya—Nona. aa terminating favorably. Aa aoon aa RocHXsrn, N. Y-, Jeu. 13, 1874. Hadley A Hitchcock was allowed John H. Wendell & Co., the bonds executed by tho company are B. V. I’ntec*. M. D. Bufialo, N Y.; 81 40 on general highway fund fur Commission Merchants la Dtsr Sir—I bad suffered (rem Catarrh lumber. received, 8500,000 aud steel rails for Ayos—Hicks, Jo wall, Fuller, Dolpb, the first SO miles of road-bed will bo in aa aggravated fur about twelve years and for several yours from Bronchial Bcsatncr and Bentley. furnished. Moro money is promised trouble. Tried many puctoi| and things Nays—None. Addr..., iwnoKt Ta Mnv. ’<2. lltl!<TI!«O forthcoming as tho work progresses. -ilh MICHIGAN. Account of Dwight A Burrell was re­ DETROIT. There are ths most favorable prospects becoming nearly worn out wlh excoomve ferrod to finance cogunitteo. Editoriol labors on a paper 11 New York By Aid. Hickanow for the Sfieedy completion ot this City, I was attacked with i tonchitie, in Tbat Runyan and Herrick be allow­ important road, which will be 400 miles a eovers term, suffering air oet a total ed 81 00 per wook from Jane ary let long—Er. ______ ■ toes of voice- I returned home here, 1876, for looping fire ia engine room r'rMLOrtm’S HKBoJc’BTBCUUt^l*iid but had been Iximo only two weeks when necessary io keep the engine ftvm when I was completely prostrated with Heteonhsge from the Lungs, having List of letters nimaing, uncalled for, four severs bleeding spells within two weeks, and first three inside of nine tn tbo Poet office on Jan. SOth: days. In the September following, 1 Leonard J Bradford, Mrs Thomas .m proved aufficienlly to bo able to be Bowen, Daniel Huckxton, Mrs Sarah aboet, though in a very feeble state. Boons. Mr. Olive M Eaton, Wm Gib­ My Bronchia! trouble remained and tbe son, Mra A King, B F Lian, Goo Catarrh was tenfold worse than before. Miglea, Wm Mutter. Job® Patterims, Every effort lor relief seemed fruitless. I seemed to bo losing ground daiiy. I Goo Rowledcr, W C Robinson. Wm continusff in thia feeble state, raising Rowley, Miso Cora A Tbylur, Mra John blood almost daily until about tho firet Carried. Taylor, Robert Usher, Joskdi Whitnry, of March, *73, when I became eu bad DR. C. A. SMITH’S Ayre-Hicks, Dolph, Fuller. JowoiL In calling for tU abc^e ptaase say as to be entirelv confined to tbs house. Beesmcr and Bentley. “advertised." J. Roarers. P. M. Medical Infirmary, Nays—Nona. On motion Oounol adjourned. J. W. BxxTTjrr, .) Vacorder pro tem 1875, at 10 o’clock in tho forenoon: Orrin H. Colo, Maids Grove • Chariee Dolph, 111 ward Gtty! of Hearings j'iWUliamA. Meo. IrvicrrWra'Clytra-. For Skin lliseasrs. Empuons.Tetter. Sdl Rheum, Blotchy Spots, Pimply Pustak-a, Bab. CarbuucJre. Ihngworma, Scald It rad. Sore Eyes, Erysipelas. Iteh, Scurfs. Ducnloratioas of tho Skin, Hires on aud Diseases ol the Skin cf whatever naane This is the place to buy kiur |ru»ata or nature, are literally dug up i—•---- ‘-1 We have tba be.1 lino of goods that out ot the stem in a short I was ever brought tn Hastings. Call use of three Bitten. Pin. Tape, and other W< and examine for yonrself and you will inc >n the s; stem of to nuu:y the SinUCliu* HEADQUARTER*. uviraiii is dub! TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. JOHN PETTIT No reports, as yet, have Ima rureived of tho upsetting of whole sled­ loads of the jolly young [xuplo. Some driver should play this trick on a slodload,,just for fan, and give ut th-» names and incidents appertaining tbure- Commxactu. Concur, Grand Rapids; thorough work ; able touchers. Great­ We believe there is a city ord er demand for students to fill positions than the supply. Tonne reasonable. providing for tho clearing off uf For circulars address Cl G. Sweusborg. on sidewalks, in consequence ot Proprietor. _________ I.. Kuck-U. money to Lean un Ileal Estate Security. 2Htf ' COUN­ I re.t) THE WHOLE WESTERN TRY ■tea: U-. W -Becan i Tu«i Lssal SUMKff Jtoticcj. uii (Kiiitiu i uf W. W. Kelly aul other-. Conitnttti-e ua wsbtr pi|w wua granted forth- r lime ia which to report on the matter ut laying pipo bum Barlow & Goodyear's dam Mured that tho question of wind mill i sto. tt -rtao Keats ’lli h|l!| »•! Da. Vwsfe 1* *• ssttw «s “M—m Cess- 1 thi1‘> T. PHILLIPS. , ,-UUvi J. Cole &. Son, Stop! Hearken Ye! favor its removal For this purpose one Vurauxa Brrrxxa. Ctautu tho Vitiated Blood wb«. ever you find its impanties bunting through the skin in Pimples, Erapttaas. Be it known. That J nhnll keep in stock and fill to order the Celebrated “DuyK>|<o li'op,” mui num, for Plown and other purposes. FINE PICTURES I STOCK) WEB ms Wni ai Im Bai Bim, of all CURTIS, DODGE. BOBIN8ON At Granger Prices. and WIARD patterns, and Shingles, Lath, &c. Castings for all P L O W 8 now ia aae. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. Agricultuial Imnlements " &C., *0. , (Gm n a Cau.) WING GAU �HEW PUBLICATIONS. Prospectin'for 187S! TH. WORK NEWS CHICAGO TRIBUNE THE ALDINE; THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA EIQHTH YEAR- rary of Ky., to the £7thof Febuary, next, of thfir fifth and last concert and flraw­ m UTiovuu. oraaniu. ing. The ManagenAit are pledged to the returrf of the Issued Monthly. money if the drawin fshould not came off at the a \y now appointed. The Aldine. n..-a <-..k dll, MICHIGAN CENTRAL. . RAILROAD CHEAPEST AND BEST MSA.nnn FRESH CRISP AND SUTTON'S Leisure-Hour Miscellany. SPICY. »U cowpkud la *» peria, Ia>iw4 brtalg MUr Th. pepeUrlly ef TU Maaa U* U<«m •u gml that we ar* r.(J«Hy priaUeg NEARLY 12,000 COPIES A DAY, REPRODUCING i*ZX" u*rtUr‘ rSnas ttSES JAMES A. SCRIPPS, PaWuLr. Slt3 Dmun, Mien. i i 3i 5 5 MOBTUAUE MALE, tsstashfisurtw; THE ART JOURNAL. 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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT plorene, in all the variotn art-. Id# Seldtatlfic American la the cheapa«t ami but llliiitrut.il weekly pat-er pobUahed. Every number contains boat 10 to-IS original engravinga of new machinery and now! Invrtitiona. ‘ Xagravinga, llliMtnUlitg Improve WMb XMaoovertea, aud Important Worfca. pertaining to civil and Meehanfatal Engineering. Milling. Mining and MaUUurny; Reeorda of tha latoxt promuln tbeappIlmtb.n.ofStr-un, Steam llUrtnt, T MaitamIKm. Fttsn m BMi tens JasA FUT-CUAA JOHN STANLEY I efts lEWtMHt! 875,000 00 National Newspapei - Ik—I —in L. r— -j VJLX.TJXinus x^MUTI TO U D13IBIBCTED U X>. GROCERIES! SINE GIFT ENTERPRISE! Canned Fruita and Fish. T. Udrawa M»4.<4.imn. t,,(. |S7J. TWO OKSHD CariTALOP $5,000 00 Each in Cash! N- Hopkine & Barnes, Have on exibition one of the largrtt Slock of Hoildan Goods ever broufkl to thio CUy wUd, wc ofcr to Mr WI.IM ‘.wag . ; , ! ■1CHIGAR CENTRAL R. R. Brand River Valley Division . duwllit WwC" All toil c.rtoia »uo« Wa ■■ ■ 4B-TU ehotmi la IU wovM.| CM V Iwparter*' prtoM—-UrtMt ■ "WVWW«„„uaT_ Tr*4* eaaliauatlv lacrmlag-Asaal*, waatu Uae **w4 tbr l.lmbrla Baatwr Valla. 41 Vmmj ml. x. r. r. o. ua in:. uw« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-01-27.pdf f62f96fbc78c968a4499b6da30f6211f PDF Text Text Qeo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. gloom of a very uncomfortable room far away from *eeme of comfort and giadnoe*; *o ah* haittned her «tep* and went on through tho «tnrm and cold with her and thought*. Ye* I Chrirtma* wa* coming 1 And for four year* every Chrirtma* which cam* to bet had been redder and ted­ der, the Ihought She remembered year* when Chriatma* gift* ewaited her aa they would'await many a happy girl er* Inner Aha rwaUa,! tha vannna rlr. nesiwal apd tWes Car^ YOU WILL FIND MEEtZP life within the pad four year*. Tb* death of her parent*, her ■ub**quMt distress, until at last • he wa* driven to her pre.ont occupation, whcrarwith ah* managed to •upport bar brother and erif. H* was I he baby whsa^her mother dted—a pany child of three yearii—aad a mother's fat word* hxd explored her utterly tfor the bripfas boy. How wsll had kept her promire tb* child alone knew : but there had bren day* when the eiater would willingly hav* laid th* dalicalo form under tb* grata NEW LUMBER NEW PRICES. AND NEW MEN, tILKI/lS AUNT SPECIAL OFFER. And now, with th*** old memories iu her heart, the girl went onward through the street*, blinded by the doctu of wiad, until far bcm* wm reachod. The king stair* were climbed at last,' end alone m (be dMotate room the brother and rider clasped each other cloacly When Willi# wa. at fat .teeping, Edith laid berwlf down be.id* him and dreamed of other day*, and in her CHRISTMAS dream she mw two standing aide by side in a nu*)y furnished room—a girl of seventeen yean, a young man of twenty. There wa* a world of trouble in the faoe of lb* Uttar, and hi* dark Scf\IB|lBI<S Mo"TH1-Y> 'TheGre.it National Magazine, • Will you really give me up, doar F' tho young man asked ; '•will you verily give me up for an idle report that ba* uo sbaJuw of truth in it I O! Edith, dsrhng ! listen to me first ?'’ Aad the girl ualy nulled coldly, as if wearied with bi* boy's ptey. Then he spoke ■gain. “Do yuu Iwlieve in your heart that 1 Mid thoe« words, Edith ? And she answered, “You have hoard my opinion, *ay no mure about it ; but be kind enough to and a tevn* a* anuoung to tn* a* il tau« b* vtnbarra»*ing to yuurrelf." O t th* cruel *<crn uf till** word*! And th* cruel light of ib-i-* bin* *y*o. THE REPUBLICAN BANNER IS CONNECTION WITH OTHER JOURNALS. I. to ucmcnsiraio met: io u* inc Sutret, the atrongeet, th* tnoat beeu. end In every way the 2ST POPULAR MAGAZINE IN WORLD. for the aceomntodalion ot stiehuf our friends as may IJ'u.’X!!,“!!FS.u£ desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with popular moRaxino haa ever b*eu able, The BANNER, we hare, made arrangements arc enabled to present the following liberal termsthe. . . underalanding, however, that the order for our Journal and one subscription to Tho BANNER for each copy if every other publication ordered from the list : ‘ gam. "to." ______________________ HEATH. SALI5BCKY kCO. DENTIST Minimal. Harper's Weeklv, 81.00 bad Republican Bonuor. 1.50, for Harper'* Baxar, '84.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50, fur Hearth and Herne, 83-00 and Republican Hanner. 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Union Block, over Bo*tou Ca*h Store. tifflfflWmUITtFERmiAIL TURKS MILLIONACBSS Ona !«i Mt 1 Pr cat liimt \ siowita aeaiaa. w,aW.rl,,l-« U-ok HWTOBY OF THE NEW YORK TOMBS Including drecriptiva patMtm on Amo.-lean eltie*. will open in January with a narrative of Western Dlacovvry ana Adventure, hr Major Powell, wfc'ie descent of the Colorado 1* one of thd meat famous explains of Western travel Thia eerie* will rival "The Great South” ]>apcr* tn tho magnificence of lie Illus­ tration*. whit*: oseeielu;; creator vari- It IsaFhuUle Machine, with Automatic Drop Feed. Design baauailbl Edith." ho sari. You bare given---------,------- w--------of your l<iv* for tn* to willingly forgot it all ” She auawrt**! indifferently. “I do net dotty tout I have dun* many a fooliab thing which, if 1 had been lea* jmpnlsivs, would nevsr have bean done And the word* which at lima* I may weary girl re*t a few munrents lieaidv the Cro before going । 'which mged fiercely rtreet* with *1* d. V.__—,-------------of nuiey fret wa* heard end up the ■tain trainp«\l two who had braved tha A eerie* of patter* of Kreat Intorret on • tonn fearloetly for th* take of wring FRENCH LITERATURE AND PAR- “A«nt Rachel ’ 1SIAN LIFE, "Hurrah. Atiulie!” cried tho boy». By Alber: ntiodoc. with llluvtnlion* by French ArtUta, will appear during Ih* into th* warm, tiro-lighted room. ‘•Har­ year. rah! for Chri*lmn is coming and what "THEMY8TEBIOU8 ISLAND. Or. "Tha Modern Roblnaon Unttoe,” ere fuu going to gir* ui ?" Julre Vern*‘» late*: »tury, w:ll be cen­ Idim Rachel looked at the young intrul.r* with rye* that tried t» bo stern, by tnxe Heim, a* eke replied, “Nothing but a good. "MY TOURMALINE," Begin* in November, and will run for ■ouim! »[unkiug tu’toich you manner*, three or four month*. '1 hero will alao you rude young one*, and to puuiab you be other Novelette* and Shorter Stories bydfcadlng Ameriran and English Story Writer*. The Magarino will contlnuv to violently agrinit it. Arthur?'" to hold it* pre-emlnenoe In thia regard. "Bother Iho uld b*d I” exclaimed th* The Eaoay* Review*. and Editorial Papon will, aa heretofore, employ the boy, removing th* sling of bn disrespect, ablest pea* In both Europe and America. however, with a kiss which bo knew by Home and Society, which haa grown la ex|>*rifluru Auntie could never reritl. favor and in excellence from th* flrei. “Yon have not vpikeu to Mire Man­ wilt tie made more attractive, useful an* ning, L yv," »aid Misi Rachel, reprov­ valuable In It* Influence on the aoelal ingly, and instantly tho drvenuaker wa* The Etching* will be etUi farther Un­ taluted after the uiual curta.y of six proved. and tbrro will be greater variety aad eight yean of boyhood. Two cold in Hila derartment. little palm* wtre timidly extended, nnd Scribner’# Monthly, by ibo verdict of Edith clasped them in her sleiuler hand both the Engl tail nod the American pre**, la Tha Feet of all the Moulhllr*. tenderly, for she loved children, and her Tti* Eight Bound Volume*, of Scrib­ ner constitute an Illustrated Llbrarv of W ha: would shs not have given to have **Vn him io warmly clad and *o full of “Vigorous health n* the** little fellow* who stood before her ? “What are you going to have for L'hrittmaa, *ay t" asked Arthur, wit!: iSlx ortlete; recounting the experience ot a wall-known American tanner and and engineer (Colonel Waring, of Og­ den Farm. Newport, R. I.,) during d tour through aotne of tbt lere fre piented No. 05-1 Proodway, New York. LANDS a fiae »Ai« to the expenM of re|>rintiug fu email edi­ tion* being to great m to bo prohibitory. OUR SPECIAL OFFERS. We offer the eight vnlumro. bound in doth, sent to any addrere tn the Untied Htotre. chsrgM paid, with one jeaTt subscription, far 830 : the Mme, charpeu not jfad. $10. Tho dghl volumre, to extra library style, marite aides nnd martite edge, and subecriptfon. tor 825; or If sent, charge* not paid, 830. The Poelago on all New riufacrtptlone will be Prepaid by u*. The SubecripUon Price of hcrfbncr’e Monthly Is 84 a, year, cterthner's Monthly and Sirgical ati Methaiical WHOLE NO. 974, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1875. VOL. XIX. NO. 40. THE chine for tnanu/aeturinr/ and family uaa, (reedy fdllv ery only riuoc June, 187*.) for range, perfection, and vartety uf work. l*-rltbout a rival In fatof 4or work The Beet Literary and Society, Paper in America.” In had.n* iirutaruien uy.c. .f frvrt talerasl; Brinks: >.■****■**< ’CWXSJFSXSSiSKStt HOME JOURNAL. MLAB&KDAKD1IPR0VKD. forgot entirely, since I now retail thoin." -- -------- - ______, fitted hi* head proudly, -------------------- her* wHIr nnullerabl* auxpriso, but no word pant­ ed hi* lip*. Aud presently he left th* room and the bouse forever. Then, aud not till th»n, did tho girl who** cru­ el word* had driven him away, became bar natural self one* more. Without asked, and Mire Rachel in speaking of bnr riaier only nail* her by her firet aam*. But they are Arthur- and Har­ ry, and—didn't you hear a knock F' The knock wa.-. repeated, thi* time loudly, and Willie ran to tho door-. .••Hallo r cried a voice which Edith recognired aa belonging to Barry or Ar thur. of whom rii* bad just been ap*akbur. “Hallo! are yen her brother F* “I’m mv liater’a brother," timidly re­ plied Willie, hardly knowing who “her” might be. •■Well, you look like her and I gueae If* all right. Aunt Rachel—” “Will you com* in, d*arF’ a*k*d Edith, now caning forward. Harry walked in rather bashfully and twitted hi* eap a* he delivered the following Di-tsagv "Aunt Rechel—now, auntie —new-ah* wants you to corns to her hon*e to-morrow ntghl—tmw—'bout tea time. She seat veu a note, but I’ve rom aad lost it‘ naywar.'oeure I * 'rid**, she told me iTX'. Grov. Melfa Educatiou and Public School*— Mce*r> Warren. Thom peon. Hunting­ ton. • Banka and Jnooq®ration*—Meern.il Oabom, Jenkt, Whit*. Military Attiire-Merere Mcvaa, Wood, David. Railroad*— Merer*. Well*. Wa Ctobb. ’ ' • Hoad, and JJridgo*—Msmts. A Janaary.». 1875. $ Mechanicel IuImmIs—Mi ears. Corey, The I^gialarwe of 1876 may now "be ud to be fairly at wuek, and lb* indi ■ Jenfa, Hawkins. Saline Interests—Maesra. Webber, Ncrth^B«rrick Lumber InterosU-Meosre. Melfa. Nefaun, Dand. Fishrag Intireate—M.aMi>. David, Mitchell, Corev. Im* of personal interest, eob*erve Canal*. River aad Harbor faprovsthan uauaL and that in all that effect th* puldie w**L they will be active and vigibnf» Thv tfeaato ia composed largely of new men. only four saombore of iho (tenet- of 1878. Meeera. Well* of Port Huron, Gray ot N*w*ygu, Mliehell uf Grand Travers, and Mellon uf Macomb, being returned ; uf there Merer*. Wells, Gray and Mitchell are Republic^, and Mr Haifa a Demo­ crat. There are, however, several olh- leaving him on Christmas night Sud­ denly the nehy fat were heard on the elairs again, and the door wm opened a crack, white ajvfa* outeide laid. "I mv Him Manning, I forgot-now—to tell you, your brother is to com* too—now, auntia said so!” With that tb* door closed and the fat deported, whU" WilKo's lahghter wn» m fowl a* his tear* hail fan Meanwhile, tho day after Edith bad fin'faed her work for Mire Rachel, that lady was rifling quietly iu her room alone ia the twilight, when a haodwime loco looked in at the halLopenod floorand a tall youag figure walked in s*ftly. A moment's pan** and then Aunt Rschel kn w her Willard had returned, for no one bat Willard would think of chokrng her almost to death with hi* atroug voung arm* and kfa*e. Thev had a long talk of an bouv’s tength.and tho "Sea Gull'' wa* rated al it* full val­ ue by its young captain as he naatlvl at lore, Meesro. Thornaa of Allegan, War­ Annt Iteeher. fat. and allowed her to ren of Eaton, Fanebar ot Isabella. jwt him just M sbo di«l tear year* a^-o Cobb of Kalamaxuo and Grvus-L of to cay. Buch a handaim* follow a* h* Wayae, wet* member* of the last Boom wa* 1 and Aeut Rachel iniUntly con­ of Rep reerntatirw. and other* have templated a match b*two*n h*r n*ph*w been Iteprosentativs* in year* gone by. and th* .voting dre**mak»r. "who wa* In ability wa think the present Senate *v*rv inch n lady, if »h* wa* poor 1" She mw Willard th* next d«y and the will compare favorably with any one nori, and between talking to him. lis­ that bo* preceded it daring th* twenty tening Io hi* eonfo*»ioa* of boyi»h yean that we have been mom or lea* ■crape* *nd old tiro**, »h* put thi* and familiar with the gentlemen wno have that together and formed a plan about two young p*-pb» who knew naught of her plotting. Bfae. While. A»yluui for lnxano--Afemrs. Thomp­ son. Cook Adair. Asylem for Deaf. Dumhand BUadJfossrs. Wells, Carrey, Redfi*hl. Agricultural College—Afeurs. Afarray. Cook, Babcock. Univenily and Normal SchoolJfesors Thomas, Wood, Huntington. State Public School-Afasrs. Jenks. Mitchell. Fish. Geotoeirel Surrey of tho State Afeaexs. r i.. Wakreu, 'Boiee State Capital and Public Building*Af.«ra GroutoL North, Webber. ' State Ijbrary—-Afoesrs. Tliutaa*, Web- Coaetitutiuuel Amesdiu.nte- -Meevti. Haalington. Couk. Afore*. entire satisfaction of tho jioople, and in Rules and Joint Rule*—Jfosanu U manner that will do moat to promote Osborn, MuIm. Fish. Eugroa.tneut sad Enrollment of Bill* all the gleet and growing iolareaU, di* -Afaws. Warren. WeiU. Cobb. verrifioa a* tfav era. of oar State. All day Aunt Raebeil had bora busy decorating bar rooms with wTvcthe and berriss, and now the leaning drew near, bringing the hour of bar gueeti' arri- party, and on all th* grept moral quearal. Her aieter end sister’* children, lion*, likely to be eloeely contorted thi* and dtar friend* wlio alwsrs met each iraaion, hi* vote will art be wanting to other ia that snug liltlc tnaneioo. all Rocolloction* of lb* .eeriy retltanMt him that tho b«tti« with her woman'* were there, and non* euuld read th* prevent the panag* ot any mooiur* that pride bad nearly provea too much for ।happy oservt hidden in Aunt Rachel'* madd in th* leart drtrect from th* high oi that (>art of Johnstown (to wit) 1 N. hor woman a strength; and now she । R. 8 W. At that time tha township of wept until her brart bvld no more tears, । Johnstown conipritad all of town« 1 sad and «h* oouU only *ob and moan in J 2 North of ranges 7 and 8 West My h-r utter desolation. Then when she ( lather, Emory Cheery. Battled here had grown calm again, softly she crept ( Juns ". 1M$, aad there were then re­ up thu stair*, entered h«r mother * room , nnd in th* dim light of the shaded gas. । , siding here Stephen CoBii* Harlow kistad the sfaping iavalid. and crept , Merrill, Wm. P. Bristol, John Culvep, off to bet room. How many little love ] ( enfte mot her eye* as sb* glanced ( Solomon Gelman. Judge 8. V. R. York. around I Dainty basket* which had (turned safely from a two-year*' vnyag* Alonso Bruodxge, John Marshal, Hen­ held rar* flow*ra and blossom* of sweet- (and found b'.sdearoneasowdl and hap­ est fragrance; toksn* simple, to be sure py So he laughed and talked aad dHr:ail crime, and alleviate the our*** of ' ry Paul. William Smith, Henry P. but eloquent with the love which had yerted about hi* gift.*, which still bung th^+iquor trefic, provided *uch Legie-1 Bowman, Rufo. Oowfa, father of the prompted tliera. were scattered b»ro ‘up-.n lbs mysterious trei *«cnrely luskoi lai ion wa* not a lowering of tb* high jI late Geo. T. Cowie*, Anitin Wright, and ■ i>.l there, silent reminders of the true, in . tho b*ck parlor. But the duck, Jason Cowles had loving heart she now doubted and ,struck eight, and Aunt Radiol entered ruoral petition th* p*opl* of thi* Stole '! Nelson Barnum. • corned. She went to bar dreami, aud the room boding Willie Manning by have ever taken oo this aad kindred ' previously sealed her*, but wa< at thia tho -lark, handsome face of her lover ,the haad. rime living'at JonMvilli, Mich. social question* On th* Senatotial looked out at hor from the ease which •‘Halloo?’ shouted Harry, running Tb* first religion* eervieo held in bid the picture from all *yso save her up to. iho Lewildwd child, “ynu’vo question he ha* truly represented the own. Many a tune had she prewed come, have yuu T—where’* your sister’" Republican* of the 16th Senatorial Dis­ JoliM'own was by Elder Chany, end her lips to the pictured face and shed Before the hoy ounld r*[dy th* looked trict, by bte presirtent effort* to recur* tear* over il for Mk* of th* living fac* ,door wm unfatenrd cud the grand Hall, (who was at Hosting* boarding which wm hidden day and night in her ,ChristsnM tree stood rusplenleul before though thia ia nut yat a^scmpliabod, the min at work on the first grist mill the guests “Willard." whispered hie built rt our County Seal) which was a Aunt, "go Into the library ; your gilt i* whan it iball be, aa w* fully behave it otfar, who would not tell an untruth, there. It wm too tafie fur wrapping will be. ‘ th* people will be aa much la* shanty about 12 x IK fat. 1 will right had told bar to, and sb* bad listened to pa [ten," »ho added, with eoraethiag hero rolato n tittle raridnt that took Miu Rachri saw the look of paiu in word* which) her lover had repeated to very like diamond* glistening in her After r.adi^ oth*r ntu for di* aceompliriimBnt ol place at thi* meeting the yonng girl'* foe*, and auiwerol for other*—which crimsoned her toes with tb* hymn, the book wm handed to Mr. her, “PeojJ* Bever ean toll what their wounded pride and mortification. What ’ Woaderingly tho young man obeyed, a work that ia not only foe th* b*e< in­ gift* arc to bo. Master Inquisitive—dos t wonder that she CMt him off and refus­ snd laughingly )«ft th* parlor. Mmn- tent uf thi* Blate, but * triumph for Nofau Barnum, with tb* roquost that ed to bear his fable explanations I So sbile Harry and Arthur plied Willie troedum, jutlie* nnd right, that will give h* would start tb* tune. He posted the you know that F* Then up apako Harry, th* yunnger the gifts wore put away and the picture with question* unUl the timid child el- th* tin* man of tha nation unaleyed book to Rufai Cowfa with this remark, boy: Well, J ou’re going to havu some­ UMtroyed ore ibo tired girl sought bar pteoaure. Spec* haa hitherto prevent­ "Go It Cow)**, God. I can't." thing. a! any rate, ain't you t Mr mam­ bod, and thus all tho sweet visions of Some of th* old rettlers at Hastings ma always gives m* lute of ihlag* -dee* hor heart were forever dispelled. bad a big brother like we haver to., ed u» from giving even a briri notice of AU thi* Edith dreamed white steep­ *o. And Willi*retorted with tb* only tb* ofRcera of lb* Senate ur Houao, bat will rooolfat Mr. Neboa Barnum > your mammal" Edith row lu i»*at on her shawl, but ing btside her brother. Aud when the question'ho dared ask, “DunT you with if not to lai* for u* to eay that in th* being oos uf th* County CuauaiaetareaV leart sparkled in her blue ry*e a* sbo grey dawn awoke her to another dav of you bad a big water like I hav* F’ And Senate (pth the rxreptk n of Sergeant- Tbay undoubtedly will recoltect h..w replied, sadly, "1 hav* no mother, my wrarinaee, she aroee haggard and un- Aunt Rachel, stopping un behind, asked dear little boy. Bb* went away from frosbed, far having paesod again lb* children if they didn’t wiah they at-Ann*. who by the way tea fiae t.> iwear that 1 over *4w. with on* tno thm yearn ago. and Httte brother through the oorrow which four year* wore Irutlieta, with a big airier and looking, irentlemuly offirer, tram Leuago had left a wound in heart m yet and 1 are all alone now." aw** county, tUu officer* uf th* lari Bon- Mption. and that w*a Henry A. H brother in the bargain. "Yon going to give him a prvaout F’ uthoaled by time. 8b* had never seen Willard went to th* library a* direct­ cle were all re-aketed, and a* they of Johurtowu, known by tho aobrit Lrr tovsr sine* -, bnt, with bitter tear*, Ereued Hany, quite unmoved by uf “Swearing HoyL" Mr. Baninm < ed, and found only a ricuder figure, and iith’a evident diatreee. Anu Aunt Re­ •cxroi a year after thair broken ongxgo- a aweet, pal* face alone in th* room. made u* manly, eo.npetent and efficient chel, are the girl could auawer, sudden­ xneut, had learned bow entirely untrne “Extua* m*.” ho «aid, “but Aunt Rach­ officer* we havu not the fart doubt tb* ly meiched th* talkative young gentle and wicked had been tho report againrt el tdd-why, Edith, Edith Manning, i* preeeut (renal* will Cod Iho.n all they little boy, to utter ostiis. Mr. Barns man into another room, whether hte him, to whioh her proud heart had too could ia juvtic* oak, or expect There ere afterwards repautod of hi* evil dotej hastily listened. Ah, weUt—she bad it vouF' “Ilia I, Willard 1" Edith replied, compoeed ul the following guntleuieu : aud became a Methodist Mtaitter. a brought the trouble upon herself, and Preaidoat, Laiut. Governor. Henry U. was for years a Mfaionary v-puag t m she had sown so she must reap. And lbus days, month*, nod three year* I didn’t know you-we-bare—oh, Holt of Muikagon j Sacretaxy, Jama* Willard, Willard—take m; clireo—end • teco her mother'* death, had pamod 11. Stone, of Port Heron; Airietani heavily, and Edith struggled to five in do not kt mo go IT Th* toae* grew Of tho early reltlero there uro l faint aud fainienasd but for the rtrot>K. Secretary,'lame* W. Hinn of Lowell, children know v*ry liltle about Iho t living, btophen CUI fa, father of previous to uur in- tender ana* about her th* girl wtrnM Enrolling and Bugroxring Clerk, Uhariea hardshi(>eof thi. ht*. They are my ga । -ement, a Oollfa, W« P. Bristol. A to her. with Mi*. Rachel a* bare fallen to the floor. T. Dirkay ol UanlmU; Sergaat-al-Arm* Hon. youngest rioter's driUrea. aad I ata troJnctiou t When Annt Rachel cam*, a little tia Wright, Henry Pea'.. Wre. tfa had mads a few spots of fboHaheaough to spoil them whenever dreesamkar, < while afterward*, die found her two fa­ W. H. Rhede* *rf Hu.fau ; Ami. tier- Henry P- Bowman. Cisrfa P. It they come here. They know I’m an iaunahine fur tha young girt, and aha geant-at-Arm*. Julian M. Seward, of vorite* enjoying each their Chriitmu* •old tnoid,’ a* Arthsr I* eaucy •nough 1ma grateful to the kind maiden lady heart aud hand* were always try­ gift after thwir uwu peculiar ferine*, and to coll me. and they know that I'vo no whoee < indeed »he fait decidedly dr fray But to do good. one els* to bro except their mother and ing i I* the refatwn cd the »tend lug oomIt was the day before Christxa**, and the gfal ««oret outrid not be kept, aud mittere. wo tbiok that the 1'rreideul of her boy*. She Hm snoihet, Willard, after th# lovero bad thanked Aunt Raebwho want to sea four years ago. He ba* all i tbs world to be filling the street* tn th* ffast. wa. .xoredingly happy, aud eeareh of present* for th* following glad been home bnt once, bat wo h*cr from i that h will b* fowrel not cmly that the hisa.frequently. He fa a young captain d i sy. Edith bad firiahsd her work for Mia* Rachel fame day* prerfou*, end bad found notoing more to do sine*. And now *b* stood at her window, bolding her brother's thin hand, ud ready to cry with grief that fa Cbnst- �„ Ma. Enron—Having resided fa thi. place a couple of monllis, I hat# thought peeper to git# your reader, a brief ac­ count of oar Chrivfag village. Thia ton haa aa age of about t«o years, aad now number. 1000 ]>eopl». half way between Big Rajitd. and Mus­ kegon. tea mites west of Newsyro. It fa eurroundsd by a good farming coun­ try. There fa abuudsaca of pine and hemlock timber tn the vicinity, but beech aud maple predomfaate. There are at this pteeo two saw mill, and oas grist mill, driven by water power; one shingle mill, one mill cut­ ting staves, Loadicg and shingles : one cutting lumber and shingles, a planing factory and a large tannery - driven by wteam. We bars throe hoteb, four dry goods stores, a drag store, 26 saloons and grocery stores, a public newspaper, The Tisscs, ably managed by W. 8. Platt; two Attorooya, three physicians, a resident dentist and two resident clergymen. We have no charch build­ fag and ao public school bouse ia toe village Amingemcuts pro being made to erec! both tbe coming year. No tern than 90 dwellings, 20 stores and three maaufacturiag establishments have been put up or enlarged since prompt aa in similar towns. Tho sleighing for a few ]uut days has been oxeollent, and the jingling ■ of merry bolls ara heard almost constantly in every direction. The lumbermen in the vicinity are busy and hopeful; new comers are coming io, settling among us and adding to tho growth and busi­ ness of our town. The proepoct now fa that more buildings and belter ones, win bo completed next year than during the year past. W# expect tho D. L- A The Empire Co. have monopolised -nwat ot too land available for village lota, and they now\ hold it nt prices rengine from 850 to 1500 per lot- They are making sales daily end oor people hare large expectations in regard to our town’s future growth and importanceHun- IL M Lillie, a lawyer of wide repute, died last evening at this place river man who got splo an alterastion with a resident Frenchman, aad ia the melee, th. Frenchman was killed. The murderer woo arrested, taken before a magistral# for eiaminatioc, bu: was let go becauM Mr. Magistrate could find ns law in the Statute of Michigan forbidding tbe killing of foreigners. 2>snr Sir—Nel wishing to he in tho rear of oor sister township, ia regard to our duty as social beings, a prtqwr re­ port for the remembrances of the past, that wo an wide awake up here in th# corner concerning tbe meeting of the County Pioneers on tbe 14th hist, and that there may be a few Mats props red fo? the detagation from this quarter on that worthy oecaaiou fa it that I write. In purruaacu of tho arrangements raadu at the fast annual meeting al E. P. Bornum’s, about eighty in pumber gathered at the residence of Jess# Jor­ dan Esq. I^he meeting being colled to' The infant Asylum ball, aa it is call­ order a President (and Secretary were ed. for tha benefit of on# of the finest ehoeeo, and thinking il advisable to charities in the city, opens tbs gay mshave a proper head to everything, a committee ot three, vis., Jssm Jordan, 8. S. Ltgereoh and E. P. Barnum, was of any boainasa that may come up at the meeting pa tho 14 insL About 55 names were presentod as pioneers of ths township. After a few pithy nanativee by John A Jordan, Johnathan Haight, and olliers, an unusual number of chicken pies, Ac., were sacrificed to tho physical wants of tha company, fallowed by music and a good time generally (tho youngsters of course not forgetting tho little games played upon each other, the penalty ofowbieb, was the exchange of a ••base.”) Tbe party adjourned to dents shall prernnt them at toe meet again at William IL Leo’s, Jan. 1, Charity, on footing with thi most reopectable society of tbe town. In short, everybody who has a sifk gown and a taste for fashionable life, and can spar# five dollars for a tiAet goM to ibo Charity. This liberally of ad­ mission which some of the ■ ~re fas­ tidious turn up their noses el YesulU very happily lor the beuefi; of the chantv itself, tor its list of n*.S^profits, since its beginning, as shown I 4 year, nsvsr fell below 85.000, end ha«Hogel as high as 810,000. which »a very pretty toll for fashion to peyote hono­ Ntw Yuaa, Jan. 16, 1875. The Beecher Tiltoa trial has fairly begun, and ths publie will, ia too course of time, bo made to know how nqpch truth the respective combatants in this struggle have induglod in. Moulton has been on tbe stand, but nothing nsw wee drawn from him. The public know already all that ho gave the court Tho only importunes that can Is at­ wide aud varied experience with the tached to bis testimony is that it ia teoworld. But his fondner. for strong timony in a court, under legal forms, with tho solemnities of ostb, end with tha! greet temptation which has rained tbe penalties atteebsd to perjury. Bafore, wbat ho said was merely tbe talk moat, and at the. time of his death he was about 45 years of age. He spent some time in California, and, it fa said, tised law tn Hillsdale, South haven, Noe ay g. and lastly at this phqa. Ho was candidate for Prosecuting Attorney at the last county election, on the Peo­ ple’s Ticket, and received the full vote ho has a wife and child in Chicago, but this is only rumor. Be belonged to no Ferret or Benevo­ lent society, and loft no visible ready means to defray the expenses of bis burial It4. expected that the mem­ bra of the Bar uf Newaygo Co. will beer the expenses of Ihfa funeral and pay a suitable respect it? his memory. and most important eno is, that tho weetoer is ao usefully cold, that to write ten consecutive linac wfcbout replenish­ ing the fire, wonld be ^Imoet impossible. For nearly a week mw, the mraury has scarcely bven shorn Zero, and most of too time from 5* to 15® below. The auow ia not deep, [xwvibly uai more than six inches, but enough for pretty good sWghmc, and it fa being used to the utmost by lumberman generally. Them are but few mills running in this viemity, txoept shingle mills, and prob­ ably the lumber mills wdl not start up until tha extreme raid spell fa over, as there is greet danger of smashing up machinery when th# cold is so intense. The eacond reason for making this short ia. there is^noihmg of importance to writs about. “Hard timee” ia t>e “Dr. B. V. Pierea, Baflhlo, N. Y.— Your Favorite Proscription is working almost like a minefa ou roe. I am better already than I have been for over two years." From Ella Schafer, Zaasevilfa, lad.: Insurance Coni]«uy of Barry and Ea­ ton Counties, Mich., ending Dec., 81, 1874. Said Company being located at Nashville and Charlotte, and doing bus­ mens in tho counties of Barry and Ea- that] this wonld bo a dull season for public gayeties, leads th# lady manag»rs!totry Iheir hardest to make tore# balls mure brilliant than -»vsr-_ At tbs Asylum Ball the best eoctety ’iHs not teens very showy. Pale j>ink, I am told, is the preferred hue for young la­ dies. It sounda like hard tim<: to hear of a dms uf orange silk and Crimson volts! train, with raagnificenb-tudf-yard flounces of BrusMls lace, tha whole val­ ued nt 818,000. Ono dark eomploxfoood, angular looking wotutu, ovX^ forty, attracts attention, al non exclu­ sive balls, by wearing tbs famous 815,001) ssexuex or buxovm, composed of very brilliant sSbom, each of which would bo counted a very handsome soltaire by itself. An.-'lbsr lady owns 8250,000 worth of diamonds, part of which she inherited from her grandfather, and which shs wears daily in necklace and tiara to dina.rj as you think you would if you had them. *,_ * v.- .___ l » *ri__ * a__ si- er expressed himself, highly gratified at thia psult, as well he might For tho ecrmiM ot Beecher have predictad that the Tilton ehartre* would break down and ruin the clmpsh, aad that the great body would break up aad dissolve. Tho sale of pews dsusoutrelM that toe croakers were not prophets. Whether Beecher ia guilty nr net, one thing fa evident—his people believe him to bo their owasr, down town, fa 'aafsly iaoocent aad propose to stand by him. vault, and are only produced J a rare It is a great thing to have so many fast occasions The lady would not think uf wearing them ala public bait Indeed, judging from the intoare seriousness of the fares of tbe most expensively dross ed women al balls, they must be cup-' turned by intense anxiety aa to whether one of their precious stones fa nhf loose fa the setting, or the crush is nr>t rain­ ing their velvet with wrinklesAfter toe charities of New Y^rk, why not speak of its energies, and especially enough to keep them warm, and if you of the instancre of 1 have such, they# can bo found aad sup­ plied. But in this gloat Babel there ara thousands and tens of thousands of uufortuoate wretchM arho have not the wherewith to buy fuel at all, and who get what little is necessary to cook their r__ • *— __ v:,. _» raal aud rood where they et n find it. It fa too preciotu to be wasted in beet. Tbsu as they have no dothsing, aad as their wretched rouma are aa open aa all ured tar fall year and |ier rata ia oth­ out-doors, their eoaditM may be imager eases. Nothing wm tcMseewd for aginod when the thsnnccneter tnucliM aseeaaments not paid.. This Company closes it* bookK for erosMment the 30th been found frown uw the streets,, and Mveral cas.s bare been reported to th. day ot September of each and every authoritiM of famitiM found froesn Io d.alh in their horrible anologira far This evmpany proridss a surplus of beds. At points on tho Hudson, above compositions, that rank with tbe -yiark New York, too thermometer has gon. of Gounod and Stigolli, to a gid from ten cents ou each one hundred dollars aelow as 20® below. Ship, arriving the pratriM of Kansas, who is industri­ insured to pay actual losses us they oc­ have some in, tn bad phgbt. The crew, ously pursuing her studies in Ihfa city, cur. This company pays three-fourths of a number have been nearly disabled by the aid of her own genius. She of actual value on buildings and full by eoU. has her innings, and who will say that she will not make her winnings, since she Iim alresdv d.ins so much singlshaudad? Another instanoe, wall known to tbe writer. Is that of a ycrang lady who camo here from an ladtaaa City to ent Smith, Secretary of said Company make het way in journalism bh. was all and such for himself, doth dejorn not only bright, but well informed, with her nahiraJ teste, and a moat in­ and say that they have read toe forego­ ing statement end know the contents thereof, and that they have good rea­ son to believe end do believe said state- foil half of its cost, and 1 g-j«sa if el)' that Lu been said of it-all of which drew trade tu bis greet storsa-waa coasted at ordinary charges it would ewvnc rteMrtire M Tte oM gratis- expected it would be uaelees for us to THE FUTURE OF THE REPUBLI­ soy. Regarding Senator Chandler, aa CAN PARTY. the ablest Amciican Senator, th# pe«r ot Clay. Calhoun or Benton in their best There is in tee tetter of Vios Presi­ days, we had hoped the Bepublicins of Michigan by a party 'vote would rw dent. Henry Wilson, to ths tipringfisld, olloct him, and thus show to tho world Ma.sachuwtts, JtyuHifaw, printed in that tho ability, tho manly dovohon to in another column, one MpeciaUy good duty, the anfaltering patriotism, aad remark, and that fa, that tho Republi­ ths superior stsiMmanship of hsr muior can party fa bound to recover its power Senator, was to every Michigan Repub­ and effiaenoy becauae U to “a necessity lican a source of personal, aa wall aa of the country.” It is a feet that no other party is fit to carry on the Govern­ of State pnda. Bnt it haa been otherwise. A small ment in the present crisis Tbs Deminority, compose*! of hoMSt. but ws moeracy have no principle, adopted to think mistaken men, here sMUmsd th. the exigency ; they are a mere voting fearful reaponsibititr of defeating Mr. body acting together by instinct and by Chandler, by boltlag ths action of a th. force of common prejudice regularly called end very fully attended forty caucus. And in doing thia have has been made by tha Republicans io dafoelsd tho wuhro of nine-tenths of rering and regensrating the Union lhair immediate coustitaents and a during the last fifteen or twenty yeara. greeter proportion ot tho Ropubbeans of Ths more fact that those who remain of tho state, and nation, as well as .n- the national enemire (during this peri­ dangering^ho very existaaoo ot tho Re­ od, whether unrepentant or nnt. inpublic, ' owing to the encouragement Ttinctirely co-operate with the Democ­ giveq.the traitors of the South and thssr racy r-refy where, ia enough to prore tho northern allies by th# defeat of boaster danger ot eutrusting tbs latter with Bat in saying all this wo would not in the least detract from the merits of tho Senator elect, Hon. Isaac P. Chrutfancy, who fa a distinguished Lawyer, aa able Jurist, and a Bspublioan. true and tried during nearly thirty rean of devotion to the principles and policy of that par­ ty, and of the old liberty loving patriots who mol at Buffalo in 1848, supported 1852, and who met under ths Old Oaks at Jackson in 1854 and oi^anierd the present Republican party. Elected a Justice of the Supreme Court as a Re­ publican ia April, 1857, bo has since been twice re-elected bv the Republicans of the State, and has ever been regard­ ed aa one of tho Crssrf of our Represen­ tative mea ; and there is no possibility of doubt aa Io his proMat position, aa a Retoml .14—ofrW*M a tariff Reciprocity Treaty between tho United Slates and tho .Dominion of Canada, sow pending iu tha Senate of the Unit-1 ed Stale#. Nor ia there, in our opinion. honor to himself and credit to tho State, the dignified positsuu to which, most unexpectedly to himself, and entirely unsought, ho has been elected as the publicans in the present Legislature, aided by the rotas ui tho sixty-one oth­ er gentlemen, on theao floors, a boo# on­ ly political principle, ia this contest, was anybody to beat Mr. Chandler. Wall they have accomplished that, by electing an squally radical enthusiastic Republican as his successor, and il fa oor delilierate opinion that they will readers version, entirely st variance tag ia the paragraph, aa it was eriginally written: •■Un tho fLiquor question’ the Gover­ nor’s views are stated in a frank open manner, and t^c policy be suggests, one time w# are fully convinced, that at present, no prohibitory law can bo en­ forced in this Htale, and that coomqseally it becomes a matter of nscoMity to try some other method, to the end that th. traffic io “liquid damnation*' may be cratap^l and confined within the narrowMt possible limits. Tbe fset First—Tbs neerasity for an lacresssf revenue to carry out the ubligttioa of adding to the sinking fun ! aasssBy one per cent, of tho public fete, amounting now to about per annum, aad to carry out ths [xum>aoa ot this measure to redeem, nafst certain oonttageneie*, 8«0,0(X),008 tho prerent legal tenders, an ! wuhsot eon tingeoct toe fraetional carreerjr use in circulation. How to increase be surplus revenue is for Congress to fe­ rine, hut I venture to sucj#*: tha: fas duty on tea and eoffee might A r> stored, witliout permanently enhanosg -too cos*, to toe consumer*, and that ths 10 per cent, reduction of the tariff vs tbe articles specified in the l*w of Jone C. 1872, be repeal#-]. The supply af tea and eoffee already ou hind tn fae United States would, in all probsti'i^, be advanced in price by adopting lbs ean of four millions of otiaens to bo broken tothsir bopm If there is only this revtval of tiro geaums Republican tccal FICT'Cr'R.EI PIC eient guarantee of fl he future. Rooms Block, south sHe 8ia 81tf - Pi fating and adoption of ffre entry to these sridu of necessity did not cheapen them, ten merely edited tu the profits of tte roestries producing them, or of tn- middle- Kalsouiining or Grata this city, call on John thorough work; able tbe frsctluno) eurrvucy thill l« mdm-med in *Uver coin as rapidly ■ practicable. There ia no provision per. 3J The door, of the organisation to tie a necessity of tbe country. The sbcukl be thrown wide open for the re­ grind work of liberty and [*. trioHern It turn of all the honest and true liberal baa |>orfermed. Imperatively demands saved in vain an! equality of rights will have boeu sounded in tho nnai Oa the 14th fast ths I'.etefaut hu tu tho Benito tbe follow:. ^ia) W1. sago, accompanying his a;>,,m4 at fa. party in any other way ao well a. by attending faithfully to their official du­ ties and letting nomiustjon. and|elect- coms •—urraw *..... without which future ware mt ably lead to disaster. This subject Is eubmittwl here to the “fart eauea.” It erems to hope that tbe considerate u me that tbe Republicans everywhere, may be given it at tho p-««n In’ufflee and out of office, should eubor(Sgnod) dinat. all pereonal :drelres, aspiratloue Executive Mansion. Jaa 20 and ambittoos, eaertflre tbelr intereeto if need be. rally agate for the party, In­ NEW PLAN FOR SPECIE M vite everybody, crowd lie ranks and SUMPTION bring to tbe frotit to tbe Important poelUons of thi GoT.rnTuejrt all the exIncreased Taxation Mrirel, pertence, ability aad character they can A broad, wire, aad magnanimous pol­ tbetuolvM to the subject in a like comnasndablo spirit, there io oertainly good icy abocUd be promptly Inaugurated, nsMs to antioifwte such a modification end st sad Uy and honestly pursued. When tbe country already eeee, aa It of recent enactments as will take from will sec. the only alternative presented, tbs real tesure Involved tbe poi-fas and today too forthcoming men to bo supported, their records in Lpreme Court a matter the . past . and . tbelr _____ .* .aili.x... present aflUiatluns. ps than would other- woo and wbat shall prevail If tbe Rc1 We nerer doubted publlcan party be set aside ; when t>w tat the greet body of country sees where tbe loyal men of the people, whit fo left 10 themselves, the land are found, aud where they stand, who believe In tbe perfeet equal­ j the prosperity of tbe would realise that ity of toe races, and who. come victory farmers, and of all a the other material or defeat. Ute or death, mean to main­ internets of tha Blate, —, are inreparably . _ tain In Its complstenem Uie equal rights bound up with that of tha groat lines of of Amsfican clttaens of every race, na­ transportation. and that it fa impombfa to tionality and faith, then will the Re­ dead a blow at the latter without bring- publican masses rally again, achieve new victories, and give the party a new iag the former, ejousr or later, unde r tease of power. Trply yours, tho influence of a damaging rebound. That, then, is the sober sound thought, and that, we are glad to say. is the thought which finds expssesion in the Message of Governor Taylor uf Wiscon­ So much of our loader last weak, re­ sin, and wo hope may Influence alt fu­ viewing tho message of Gov. Bagley, aa ture legislation on question affecting the related to the liquor traffic was Mbadly printed, owing to oor absoucs Lan­ freight tariffs on any of our railroads. sing, that wo dsem it best to reprint it. that what we intended to say. may be jut what wo*do say. and not n proof­ degree from the Republican party, is for the sake of rebuking its errors end disciplining it back into tbs right way rather than of testifying any increased regard for the Democratic party. The time chosen for this healthy shasiisemeat—if it is taken in tbe right spirit — was in ample season for securing a grand old fashioned Republican vic­ tory in 1876. The Vice President bravely breaks through th# cuslctniry etiquette ot offical station to help apply these lemon a of th# hour; and bis greet experience, situation, which is worthy of tijo care­ his good judgement, and hie life-long ful altenlioa of every American citizen. devotion to too beet principle, of the WuxiKtti. Jan. Ifith 1875. Republican party, demand that his M, D^r Mr. B-tl- . “I find in your journal a statement that I agree with you that the Republi­ rnanaer, carefully studied, and so far can party is deed I beg leave tn say ss they are wise words, hradsd. So that I do net agree with tbe RjyeJkrxa far as we ean analyze hie words, bis or with aay man cr any set of men in advice may bo breifly summed np as tbe opinion that it is deed or bopoletsly defeahil. Oa tbe contrary I believe that the Republican party has it in its power to recover what it has lost, end to elect the next President. In saying tots I am not unmindful of tho gra vs questions nt issue, and which are press­ ing for solation ; ot tbe disasters that have fallen upon It, nor of tbe tiopee, Republi- ex) octaUons and strength of the Demo- party of Michigan is no gainer by their treason to both party and principle ia voting for Judge Cbristianey for Senator pathiaers with the rebellion from Dem­ erratic affiliation, and to welcome them in Congrrat within tho Republican party. These are all good saggeotions. They promptly given by our legislators to ■ amount in fact simply, to recalling the Republican organisation to the parity, the important questions nf State policy that seem to be pro.sing for a solution the higher alms, tha generous overlook­ ing of minor differences among thoao to say, that toes# interests are in safe hands and that toe best intraat of the objects which (trevailed ia its earlier Ths Republican party State will bo carefully guarded by the days. probably undergone some­ pressot Legisfatnre. Of the Senate wo has have spoken st length ia another fatter, thing of the degenerating and petrify­ but of the Hous# of Ropteoentatives, as ing process which most long prosper yet we cannot speak with ao much cer­ oua organizations, religious or political, tainty, it being oompoeod so largely cf are apt to exhibit Oftea, a few mon men new to tho Halle of Lagulalion. comparatively, seek to pul their yoke Aud, yet, with Speaker Hoyt to guide upon the rest of their brethren |and to their doliberallona, and such men oa tho drive out all who will not submit. and floor as Messrs Watkins and Briggs of they are encouraged to do this by Kent, Huggetof Eaten, Tuwnc of Bar­ the apparent apathy of tha masses of ry, Bieh of Lapeer, Robbins of Lenawee, the organization who, perhaps, are Parker of Gsneeee, Howard ol 8t tired of long eoatoats or are unnerved Clair, and Livingston of Wayne, Re- by success. If this feeling, or anything publieens, sided by such distinguished like it, has been operating ou the minds Demoerats ss Mmsra. Miller uf Kalama­ of Ike Republicans of the nation, or of zoo. Little of Saginaw, Goodyear of Bar­ any State.- they have already had a ry. Wood of Jacksun. and Ransom of 'chance to see that the necessity for stren­ Kent, there would seem to be no doubt uous exertion ia not yet over, aad that that the work of tbe Hooae would be U is high time to take tho field again dons well and promptly, aud wo trust, with all tha vigor and resolution which outside of mere political quastious, with has characterized tho organisation in out oxaiting any spirit of party, or any peal years. Thia apathy or irresolution ha. ket ua the n.x; Houm of Repre uanseMiery party jealousies. In tbe fuemalion of tbe standing evsa- seotativas, aad that is loss enough. The mitteea, Speaker Hoyt has shown good following Bouse, which fa to coincide judgment, nnd we have no doubt from with the first half of th# next Adminis­ cur kpuwtedge of toe Boom placed the tration must be mod* Republicin as tha gentlemen ou tho cuiumittra, in most Administration; fa' sure to Bo, or at least, where they could do most for the Stale, aad to advance with all prop*'t dnpatob the business of tbe seosien. Ot oar immediate Rsprmenlstivaa, Mr. Towne is Chairman of the Committee on printing, and has a plus# on other important cummattoea, and Mr. Goodyear baa a place oa the Committee uf Ways sod Means, aad fa also a mem­ ber uf Ibo Special Committee oa Ap­ portionment. Thus it will be seen that oor Repreeeutatirse, sre recognised as aa leading members of th# House, ss they justly should bo. a. U doe. contemplate tb. “maaaKemeni” of railway prepay, end that too in a form which threatens to .xpoee it to tbe corruption and irrreponsibdity which would srem to be fa there days inreporabl. from legislative euotrol. The Governor is nut of opinion that the cfamifloetiou of Wgbt and the rates of fare nod freight can be expediency «tablisbed by an iron-baund and inflexi­ ble rote, and honoo he recommends a modification of the law. so aa to remora obvious imperfections fa tha unyielding character ot the limitation upon the ralM of freight If lbs Legislators address policy of tbe nation. Liberty, law, or­ der, protection and eivtlallon rannot afiurd to have it prrmaaently d.fentrd. I saw quite ao early aa any one lbs order, tho eobrialy aad happiness of too p rite of the Republican party, and I»cpte ean be secured, and that is all any on. wishes to aerarapluh. Th# seearned my political friends of the dan­ sult to b. obtained is not the question. ger of loalng the next House of Rcpre- How to obtain it ia what 'fxirxlvs tho sentaUvra. The party baa made mis­ wiM men of tbs day and age.\ Though taken, and U now paying the penalty of Mraonally a prohibitionist we are wil­ tbme tutetakm; but it* idea*, principle, ling to see any other plan adopted, that aud genera! policies have not been con­ will do most Io prevent the sale of in­ demn!. It baa been taught by recent toxicating liquors, aa they ought not to dimeters that it to mortal, and If It la be soldjoud hence give our voice ia fa­ vor of trying the special tax system, knowing at wo do that prohibition is a stupid Ity could fall to understand them failure, insomuch as it dues not, i« tbs least in any ot our cities ,< villages or rould misinterpret tbelr Import. If prevent any on# who eboooee from *>nthe Republican party now dtee It wll I die by ths hand of tbe suicide, for there te no erm other then Its own potent enough to strike It down, it cannot, 1 think, hope to recover Its lost prestige and power by a policy of rewards and punishments, or by party discipline. There are hundreds of thousands, In tb# Republican party, to-day who epuroed th. bribe, and frowns of power On the 20th instant tho X’roesdenl and left the Whig and Democratic partlre for the sake of principles deemed sent lbs following Message to Congress. by them Important and sacred. Tbeeo Considering the present wnrliks atti­ men cannot be seduced by the bland- tude of Foreign Nettie,^ tbs imminent tetiments of power, nor greatly utevnd danger of another civil war, and the by threats of discipline. Mere politi­ cians. who think they con gove.n by condition of the country, the subject tho whip of party dlscipRae. will find will, as it should, commend itself to that they ean not th as reach or control toe oarueet consideration of the Reprstbe thoughtful .nJ lndepend.nt men motntires of too people in CongruM Mwho struck the lash from the hands of wbat la Jest In Maaeacbusrtti. cr In tbe country, by the Impertinent Intermed­ dling of office bold.™ In nominations and .Ircttona Office hoklere shouM team from the receut factions that they can rorve lb# Republican t<rty be* by performing to.lr official dutim with .rrupolou. fidelity. Tbe people should be left free to arrange, tn tbel r ' own way and without official Interfer­ ence, toelr primary meetings and olect' •one, for, rightfully or wrongfully, they I bare been compelled to b.U.v# that i 1 tbe paper currency with gold slaprvmturn of anything over ten per reoL above tbe currency In ore. Itto prate tile, almoot certain, that Silver would h bought up for exportation a* fast M K was put out, until change would Ucome so sennwaa to make the prewlcm on It equal to the premium on goM, or sufficiently high to make It no Jeagar profl table to buy for export, tberety ceuaing a great low to the corumanlty at targe and greet cmbarrassmcnl fa final resumption on tbe 1st uf J senary, 1871, and as tbe gold receipts by -tbe Traumry are larger than the gold prymeuta, and the currency receipt*, than the currency payments, thereby mak­ ing monthly sales of g*))d ueccwaiy to meet the current currency • xpensea, ■ inlgbt be remedied by suthorixlng the Secretary of the Treasury to redeem le­ gal tender n<dea. whenever prevented. In sums not loss that 1100and mulUfdss thereof, at a premium for gold s* it per cent, lew* luterrat, at tbe rate ot 1| per cent. |>er annum, from I be 1st day of January, 1878, tu the date of tlw no­ ting of this law into operation, and di. mlntoblng this premfum st the ssnse rate uatll the flaal resumption, chang­ ing tbe rare of tbe premium drmandrd amount to oje quarter of one per cent. 1 soggrst thia rale ol interest ti-c»t>sr R would bring rurrvoey st per with gold at tbe data fixed by law for final ftsumption. I suggeot ten be.- real. M tbe demand premium at tbe ti jinatag, *-- - V country for change. ' Tbe provUteoe of the third seetfoa «f > the act will prevent eomblnat tss bring made to exhaust th. treasury -I <•!>; . with such a law It fa prreur; .1 Ic tost no gold would bo called for n r .-qrin* for legitimate businere purp • When targe amounts of cote should >« draw* from tha Treasury corresj- .d.agfy largo amounts uf currency ' -ukl to withdrawn from circulation, t.i >* ceas­ ing a sufficient stringency to stop ths outward flow of coin. The adv*nc« < I tbe cormcyto a Hid known raiat would also be reached, tn mv oplnlsa. by the enactment <>f such a lav BraF Propria tvr. I_ Rusnell, money Estate Security. Oats. HsrtiegeCiiy.SeptJ Th.- u^roiguod th# Itarryvllte Floor ' i ared Iodo milling < .. ._ _ P. Itarrvviil*-, Nov. 1! Special sve costs by peyiz ... . »-«-7r. J. W 34 w6 Money I liJHT.-Ctiy ol I 190 for 835.80. lb --- —~———•> provisto* by Cougreu for the proouretaaut of heavy esnaou. The large expenditures tbe beginning of prosperity on s fine required to supply the number of gust baste would bo iwecbod. Otbr ■ tateno of Increasing the 'revenue th- tbms euggwated atesuld probably be .evtasj, and also ctber IsgiataUop. In rot. to Other mint becomes a necessity the present (antliUea for eotaage It i take a peri-al probably b.-yood fixed by taw for final spoele reaurn to coin the sliver aeeswMry to tn th. boetosM of thy country. Ihu““ F •ho«M. >u my opiukm. he a- uti£ Chief t to O. D. ftpauHing’s i �Th« RfFteucM Tho days uro growing longer now, ' yet they get dark, somatimes, 'neath the wintry sky. ’ Tho dirtiest scandal of modern limos, tho Beechar-TUton ease, ia on trial at Brooklyn N. Y | Tho Circuit Court, February term, j will open on Monday next at 2 o'clock eranty. Of thane SU are sales and 11 are females ; 7 are married.' 22 are singls, 4 haV Isen married, Af which 3 ara widowers and one u a widow. There ara 7 who ara eouc v chargee, end tho rest are self-supposing aad cared for by their Mends; 3 live in Assy ria, 2 in Baltimore, 4 in Barry, 1 in Castleton, 2 in Irving. 4 .tn Johnstown. 4 in Maple Qroqs. 3 ia DOland, 4 in Thornapple, 4 in Woodlam 2 in Yan­ kee Springs. Don't fail to give heed to the procla­ mation of Messrs. Crawivy ft Grace published in our advertising columns At the last regular mestiag uf Pal­ to-day. mer Encampment No. 49, 1.0. 0. F., Again wo say to all parties indsbted tho following Patriarchs were duly in­ to this office, that the aorafints must be * tailed as officers tor ths ensuing term settled within a few days or they will by P. C. P. Geo. M. Dswsy. be left for collection W H. Jewell, C. P.; David R.Cook, Charley Hyatt lost s valuable gold H. P ; Frsd Nachtrisb. P. W.; N. ring on Tuesday avsning lost, near tho Bailey, Scribe; J. Maus, Treasurer ; Postoffioe. The finder will bo liberally N. J. Bronson, J. W.; J. W. Wright, rewarded by returning it to him as bo Sentinel; Goo. M. Dswsy, Guide; W. T. Eastman, 1st W . ; John Seward, 2d [trises it very highly. Tickets to tho Dramma and Festival W.; John M. Bessmcr, 3d W.; Charles . ' to bo given by the Eastern Star lodge, Hsrtksy, 4th W. of Adoptive Maspnury. can bs obtained at the drug stores of Hopkins A Barnes aud James 1*. Roberts. Price 81.50 per couple. ” :-5®rta Local felijipew floticej. Mi. Enrros—Oa tbs evening of the 13th last-, nearly fifty persons from Mr. Perry's settlement in Rutland, met at rat Secretary uf Slate celebrated their tho M. E. Parsonage in. Irving viUsys, gulden wedding ue ths evening of ths and rave ths Pastor and wittea pleasing 25lh iust. at the jiariaro ot ths Morton surprise. After spending Amo hours House at Grand Rapids. It is report­ together the company left, U ring some ed lojhavs been a vary pleasant affair. nice preset.' . which win assist ia keep- took her big husband, who cams home dicnk aad behaved badly, to the station house ai.d locked him up, pat hi* uams on the register and opposite it tha charge more such plucky women. On the 26th Andrew Johnson law of all parties, and ex President ol the PICTURES 1 PICTURES! I am uow all alpns in the Photograph butinea*. and as 1 have msdo arrange­ ments to increase my facilities fordoing better work than ever. ’ all should call and get a negative token. The superi_ nfl'ty «>f »’ «wk tee post Is a suffi­ cient guarantee nt first-class work in he future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side State Street 3ltf Ggo. L. Huts. Ctanructai Cou.su*. Grand Raimis ; thorough work; able teadbor*. Great, er demand fur Rtudmts to till positions than tho supply. Tenn* reasonable. For circular! aidree* C. G. Swensberg. All Ready to Buy Wheat. nnd Railroad streets price paid in cash. Fat prices before selling Cox. lis tings City, Sept_2, The above premiun^s may bo entered ' and competed for by any persons maid- 1 For What? ing ia the, Stats Aa wxira eutraaoe foe of 50 cents will bo charged Io per- | eons residing oat af tho county of I The New Improved Back-Feed FLORIMCE SEHNG-UCSIH. Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. Trunks, Travelling Bags, PUBLIC 'LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. Dosth of Gov. Bremtette—Action of ths Trustees—A Successor Appoint­ ed—No Moro Poetponsments-DrswIng Certain February 27th. give Mooers. George P. Rowell ft Co. sueh information as enables theta to weed out unsubstantiated atstemsnts et prottadsro in journalism. The popu­ larity of tho book, and tho nneral con­ fidence to its accuracy and good faith ara attested by tho immense body of Wo received a very plsaaant loiter of thanks from our old friend Keodall, since his return home, for a bottle of Johnsen's Anodyne lioimsat which ws have given him. and which bs says has entirely cured him ot ths troublsooms and dangerous cough bs had when On tho dselb of one of England’s most am inrat physicians, all his sHrcta mere sold by austioo, asd among other things, was a esaled packet, marked “Adviee to Physicians," which brought a great price. The purchassr on open­ ing the naekot, read as follows: “Keep the head ood, tbe bowels open and tho feet warm." If pbysic is necessary, tn these many friends. And while they uss Parsons* Purgative Pills; lh«T are ate so kind in making ua .eomfortabls tbe most scionUfically prepared pill that with the things of thia life, oor prayer haa appeared in the last hundred yean. is that they may labor for mat meat Wo are plsaaod te sow, not long since which sndurelh onto eternal Hfs, so al io one ol our exchangee, some pretty severe remarks addressed to several per­ last «vo shall msst and never part. sons who, during an interesting lecture by Rev. Jan. 8. C. Abbott, kept a con­ tinuous coughing, wbioh prevented many from beating. People who can­ not refrain from coughing, bad better stay away from sueh places, or else taka a bottle of Johnson's Anodyne IJniment S. GOODYEAR & CO. T. PHILLIPS. Ju.top.n.d In Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE. THE WHOLE WESTERN FARM FOR SALE! COUN JOHN PETTIT K)Sf//f?reX ftiosr, Sovyy SiDt of Sfuft Sfnoif. Where can be found a choice and well selected Stock of Staple au<l Fancy m uauraaua ana; tneir ran, stage aud steamboat con rivet Ions. T lives Hues oommsnee at 8t. Loala, at which point tbe Mlaeiaalnpi nver la croesid by the moat oiagnihcent Steel Bridge In the World, and traverse tb« whole length of GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY’ 4c. A complete assortment of all kinds of Whole and Ground WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Seaaon. Fresh Vegetables al wain on hand. Alao we have a full line of tbe best He keeps constantly on Lamps A Fixtures, Crockery, Class & W oodon |Vare Al ways 8n hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County hand Mo. 1, Pianos ranging in price from f25 Oto $1800. Also, Agent for famous CASH BUYERS will find it to their advantage to ex­ Estey, Manning and Bur­ amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. dett Organs. Bsetlsy caught firs on Tuesday morn­ ing from a deposit of ashss in ths baek Barry Countv Poultry Society will bo kitehen. Mr. Choris* [E. Reed, hap­ held on February 25th, 26th. bad 27th pened to bo passing at ths moment and opening for visiters at 7 f-Slock r. w. Thursday evening Februaiy 25th all A Pacific Short Line are the really pop nlar thorough tares of travel. For maps, (tood Agents Wanted Iu every County time-tables, in finnatkrn as to rates, routes. etc., address J. F. Thompson, Northern Pajwrawor Agent, 157 Ex­ change street. lluftaJo, .N. Y„ or E. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, Ht. Louts, Me, Questions will be cheerful­ ly aud promptly anawsred. contrary to sxpsctaliun. proved a great Eastern Star Lodge of Adoptirs Masons Bucreas, and wo trust that tbs preseut will give an entertainment at Union one will be Still more so. All persons Hall on ths evening: of the 5th of Feb- at home or abroad whs fool ‘ap intreat ia thorough bred fowls and psi animals era cordially invited to attend * An ad­ mission fee of 15 cents will b» charged at tho door, or yny one purchasing a Leo Reed's Full Orchestra Band. Spooner & Hepburn XKW UIIOCKK Y A.N» TEA HOUSE. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free delivery to any part of the City. Respectfully, Spooner J- Hepburn. ' The GrestSouthwsst ! HASTINGS MARBLE WOBKS! W. B. Brown ia to hold a prise dance in'his block opposite Stau&t’s Qty Dining Hall, on Friday January 29th. A pair of bob sleighs, I valued at 375 will bo drawn for. Evdry purchaser of a ticket stands a chance of'gvtting tbe bobs. Supper at Stauffer’s Dinning Rooms. Ticket* 31 25. Supper extra Sitting rooms above. IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTFDJ Comparison Invited and Competition Defied 9th oi February. As these parties bars •vet been among tbe most popular and beet conducted of a*>e held in ths city. Tho umtesigacd haring purchased th» llarryvillo Flouring Mill, uro preparod to do milling of any description on short notice. 1‘atrosiagr solicited. Custom work n speciality. Cash paid on* dollar, suptrer extra, for which am­ for wheat, corn, os Is and buckwheat. ple arrangements will be made. WsiBla A Htanov. Oa tho 21st Inst., Reuben Norton, liv­ Barryvilfo. Nov. 19, 1B74. 3h»3 ing in Maple Grove, bad a valuable pair ot horses stlien at Battle Creek by a man giving his name as Wm. Henry Harrison, who bad been in his employ but a tew days previous. It seems tho Special Notice. AMERICAN MARBLE Teas, Coffees and Spices J. Cole & Son. M erchant Tailors, All notes aud accounts due the under­ signed, nnd unpaid January 1- 1875. will bo placed in tbe bands of a Justice lor collection. Parties interested wdl eave costs by paying amounts duo us GROCERS Nov. GIVE ME A CALL/ John Stanley. 10th, 1874. John H. Wendell & Co. Money to Loen On short time on approved security, ifflee over ((rant's store, Hastings, Heh. O. Coickuw. FOR THE BEST JOB PRINTING MICHIGAN. DETROIT. THE 1X3T SCHOOL IM THE STATE WEBSTER ’S K I ATIOXAL mmTUTK PKXCnCAL LOST.—City ol Hastings Order, No. 180 for 385.80. Tho finder will please rotarn to the subscriber*. as psrmeut rooms are large, elegantly farsubsd has Uwu stopped. LU.. .... with velvet and body brussells carpets, ingi, Nor. 3". IFr- I. aad marble lop french dressing cans bod-room asta They hare tbe best .-tuber John Branle moat and pastry nooks in tha Stale a few Irnftles uf that ywuu» FrracA flroady fur 33.M a bottle. I» Aud in Ua season every delicacy graces cues where brandy ia uwd nwd«a“- their table. Mr. De Forest Davis, ths al purposes it tv invaluable. 82ti Wxrrra.—A gX>d |prl to do general wercial trawlers, sad claim thiy know hcoaawork, enquire of Mre. E. B. from actual experiraos the waste of ths Dewey. e>rnrr cf Broadway nnd Green traveling public. From its central Lo cation, firot-alass management and pood will af tha traveling community, it sore­ ly should have its share of patronage d c LAID PLASTER, STUCCO IATERLKD Stop! Hearken Ye! 2000 AGENTS WANTED FOR THE Shingles, Lath, &c. To H7u>m it may Concern! "Du^ofio THE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GOOD NEWS Ihoh," for Plows and other purpotM. LADIES Hastings Drug Store FINE PICTURES W ail Im Brai Fltm, of all CURTIS. DODGE, ROBINSON and WIARD patterns, end The new United Brethren Church at Cedar Crock in tbe town of Hope, will bo dedicated on Sueday Jan. 31, 18*. Rev. Milton Wright, editor of tha Re­ ligious Tshsoopo will officiate Every body is invited. H. H. Msraaxu. Ladies? Medical Guide, Be it known, Thu I ahull keep in stock and fill to order the Celebrated Oaetiugs foe all P L 0 W B n^r ia uss. At Granger Prices. I ahull Mtnne to ksep oa hand and •eU the teat tf Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lkne, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. WING GALLERY, �530001025323234853234853235323 THS ffEXlHG NEWS CHEAPEST AND BEST The Leading Newspaper In the West. POLITIC* IMEFESIMT e»io*al 3jid FRESH CRISP AND SPICY. Tke eaeehritr sf Tka Kraalaa lews haabee*a aa fraal Mat wa ara rogdsrly pnaUa< NEARLY 1X000 COPIES A DAY, st cssrtr a*'m*ay Copt*, u *11 U* *<b«r D»trs 4*4ly^*p«n pat leeeOsr. JAMES A. SCRIPPS, PeAfoAw. 81t8 Dmon, Mta*. 3d Premium Drawing, March let, 1875. 4th Sense Drawing, April b, 1875. . THE ALDINE COMPANY’S r» la aauriv IM >»*4 ■■aaal 4aa ySsKLtfinxrs Capit'i Premium $100,000.j NEW PUBLICATIONS. Ike *s*e&'e< M MOIIEHTMAU, BIURO & CO !SS‘K1 THE ALDINE; THE ABT JOURNAL I aaytaWa. arty. *e**ly g .a La.lad HUla*. ar **r Ul Lbay «aal. laptkar . iHlu*alifo omr* I | MnesMU tensilit Drier Ita Fla Application* for Agencies roctived. -ocean dole^inter SUTTON’S Leisure-Hour Miscellany. THBEE EDITIONS. WEEKLY SEMI -WEEKLY, ani W -tk^i la iL* a REPRODUCING PRICES DELIVERED ON BOARD OF CARS AT SPRINGFIELD. Olllii. • wllkl* Ik* (w^aUr raaak. aa( ■Grv aSrt.a al laa, llaa Ira Ua esct: Bhlppiag Boxing, 3 Home Power, $2.00; 4) Hone Power. ti,M. The London Art Journal, anubeture mid furnUfi*at low prices. Pulley*, Hhaftlng, Coupling* sfd 1. also furnish Belting, Gum Hose, Ar er information will be cheerfully given by addrtmlng tbe manuUctur.re Befk P»fl will Malala M qaarta |*gw. ImIb4laf lha alaftal frrnlirfWra, an Loa’p rlaw p* LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER JAMES LEFFEL& CO. IN THE NORTHWEST The filth annua] mealing of tha Bute Pomotogieal Society ia to be bold at lanring oa Tueaday. Wednesday and Thursday. the Oth, 10th and lith of February. Tho programme, which wo hare received from the Secretary too late to publish thia week in full, informs U88 irTORXKTl. SPRIHGXTXXD, OHIO. UUUPP7U THE AIT JOURNAL. THE A FAMILY REWSPAPEh 'MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGANS niSSOLDTlOJf JHlTlt'K departnJent JENNIE. On Tuesday evening the President. G Parmelee, E»q.. of Old Mission, Grand Traverse, will deliver bi* laaug- Than. ■ acmaiSlaf I'm 4yla* ta ur d» •Iklag e* ika *k*4y *l4*. rang a*. 4a Farawail, Ana tParl.aj, Haag a cM 4* ol Raptsaentafives Tbe Hon. W. L Webber, of East Saginaw will addreas Ibo Society on tho “Destiny of Northern Michigan." Da aa'. bob* aa. haler Dazllaa, Sir-art On Wedneiday President Abbot of Beaaural Vara> o’ *! Draaa*. 4a the State Agricultural College, will de­ liver an address cn the subject at “Ag­ ricultural Education” During the meeting a number of pa­ pers will bo reed for tho purpose of bringing out discussion* on tho follow­ ing subject* : “Plogie** of Economic Entomology" by Prof. A. J. Cook. “Pruning Apple Trees," by Prof. A. J. Beal. “Setting Tree*." by Nathaniel Chil­ son, of Battle Creek “New Varietioe," by T. T. Lyon, of South Haven. “Pruning Peach Trees and Thinning Fruit," by A. 8. Dy ckiaau, South Ha- SO *O M Wiuu> Mtsoasa t>»i«4 x«r. >*b. isri, 4w5f* .YlORIXiAGK SALE. -------- Tho Agricultural Department^ OEMS FOR THE ALBIME, THE FLOWER liUlmtire, SO tu OF KTLDARE Same subject, by D. R. Waters. of Spring Laks. “Where Shell We Buy Our Trees f by C. A. Gulley, of Deerbora. Same .object, by C. W. Garfield, of Agricultural College. “Manufacturing and Application of Manure*," by Frank Gully, of Dear­ born. “Nestnecs and Ordsr in Hortcullure," by Mr. Batteries. of Greenville. Same subject, by H. Dab Adams, of Galesburg “What Grapes to Phnt," by Mr. Brown, of Lansing. Same subject, by K Bradfield, of tel altaiml Em a Fetch al tens ftntsmkss. FRIT-CLAU NEWIPAPER Wool Mike nW of Mi I* XSi. National Newspapei DENT! Hashrilte ■i-ia-i OMK PRICE TO ALL and syphilitic coctsminatioa. Impurities, or dueasei tfou hare lurked In ths rj.trm ** years, soon yield to thb jcwerfol amidote, and disappear. Hence iu woaibriU curva many of which are publklr known, of BcroftiU, and all soufefou*'disease* Ulcera, Eruption*, and eruptive dietinier, cf th<- rt.r.. Tumor*. Itlotcli-*. Pgatakn, Boctr^BU NEW YORK WORLD. Head. Ringworm, and Xraal Ulcerution* of tbe Uteroa, Stomach, aud Uver. Il also ran other cmplainu, la which it weald not seem espeeb CASTUSEIB WASTED. “Money in Fruit, ’ by E. Bool, of Kabmasno. “Ornamenting our Homea,” by C. W. There will be other subjects discussed, among which one of tte moat impartant will be the “Catalogue of Fruita for Michigan," aa publi.hed by tba Ameri­ can Pomologies! Society. Tbe dieplay of winter fruit at thia meeting will undoubtedly be very great la number of varbfiee. and very choice in Quality, and with the memliera ot the Legislature. and the strangers from all aectkma who vis* Louring at that time, it will be one of tho most important and intaresting meeting* that Law yet been held Every fruit grower should Ayer’s Sarsaparilla S3. 'UK’S, WJi Females Woaknraa. Jtebility. .= 1 58 Nsiden Lane, New York. Ageau for MlcUfaa, aa-THEBffl PAP£L_ TBY’ ITSa* POSTAGE FREE. BEACTIHILLT ILLUSTRATED. EM & Finer, HM, Detroit aadOread Eaplda. Mich WANTED. ’r2lts= Sirfital aid Business that will Pay Or J. C. AYER 4 CO., Lowell, Miss., W Itjit, Jattai & Saii-’i B A it.Bn a n DENT Untou Block, over B< iiSSmutsi An Item Every Man Should Read. Specimen Copies Sent Free We have probably all of u* met with iaatanoea in which ■ word heedlessly ipoken against the reputatiun ot a fe­ male baa hewn rnagnilied by malicious mind* until tho cloud haa become dark •sough tu orsnhadow her whole «xistawoa. To thuee who are aoeadumad — Uir.l-w* OWe. «Mrm 1. Ml. led^g Blele *e4 Oe«*>r. **4 *d4rsae “ st.* mane compaxt. chmm*. w. JOHN STANLEY I machinery and novel Invent Engravings, Hlimtrntlng M* DAMpttSM, and Work*, pertaining to rivtl an leal Engineering. Milling. M Metallurgy; Record* of tbe grr*e In tbeapnllcattonsof riti Engineering, Ballwap, Sblj §75.000 00 GIFT ENTERPRISE! Canned Fruits and Fish. Ta b.4m.a Ma«4ay, F,b..ry Mod. UT* $5,000 00 Each in Cash! EES’JHMt" I n.rw * !ta«T. with Jtrfvrr »nu4 b’arseat. ‘WHFKL. Elim Im Mil � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-02-03.pdf 4fc1fa58886676cf5046af6759b6cb2b PDF Text Text VOL. XIX. NO. 41 r^a^ianal HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1875. Ctrfc STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Sound the trumpet! Beat the Drum! Downfall in Clothing Now has come-.! As we find we have still a Laq Winter Clothing on hand, we will oi the next To Ot SaaO Mm. X have the honor to make tho foliowa answer to alioyato resolution of the bet, askfog for iaformatioa aa to any in terferanee by MV Military officer or any pan of tbo army of the Uaitad States with Ike orgeaiaauon or proceed­ ings ef the geweral asnemblr of tho state of Louisiana, er either branch thorecd, and giro iaqairiig ia regard lo tbe ozutanro of armed organisations in that atate, hostile to the government tboreof, and latent oa overturuing such government by force. To say that taw I senses, tnbuloaco and blocdshsd have ehsractsriaed the political affairs of that .state since its re orgaaisUtoa under the reoonetraction acts, is only to repeat what ban bsecme well know as a part of its unhappy hiefary j bat it may bo proper here to re­ fer to the etectiaa eL 1M8, by wkieh the repoUtoen veto ef tho stole, ihroogh fraud aad vfotaeoe, was rcfaoed tu a tew thousands, nd tbo bloodr riots of 18M aad IM8, to show that tho disor­ ders there are not due to any recent causes if to any late action of tl>» fod- Stock of Oyerconfs and ail goods Below Cost for 30 DAYS ONLY Don’t say you require no more Clothing this Winter, but hny for next Winter, for these low prices may never come again. Men's Heavy Overcoats, $3 and 4- * r Men’s Cape Overcoats, £<5 to 10. } $18 all p-ool Beaver Overcoats for $10. This is the Biggest Bargan of all. $25 and 80 Overcoats offered for $15 and 18. Good Cassimere Suits, from *7,50 to 10. *18 and 20 fine ail wool suits for 12.50 and 13.50. obtained possession of tbo returns of (he election, representing that seroral thoasand voters of the state bad been deprived of tha elective franchise un account of tboir color, and praying that atejie aright bo token to hard said votes counted, and foe general relief. To on 100 PAIRS MEN’S GENUINE CORDUROY PANTS REDUCED TO $2.50. able tbe courts to inquire as to the truth of tbeeo allegations,* loaip-rarr restrain mg order wee iaaurd against too defend­ ants. which waa at ones wholly distu Men’s Extra Erne Undershirts and Drawers 50 cents to Ol.OOgarded and treated with roatempt by Cloesv Below Cost-Shoepekm 50 and 75 cents- Buckskin SI to SI.50. tboeo to whom it was diteitod. Those procoedinge have boon widely deasuced as aa unwarrantable inter­ ference by the federal judiciary with tho election ot state oflteers; but it is to be recnembored lhat by tbe fifteenth amend­ ment to the eonshtntion of tbo United Hta‘00, tho political equality of colored ritrious is secured, and under tbe sec­ ond aectiaa of that amendment, providtbat UcugTv—s shall hare power to en­ force its provisions by appropriate Leg­ islation. an set oai pa»*d •« of May. 1870, and amomted in 1871, the object of which wm to prevent the denial or abridgement of suffrage to citto.us on account of race, color or pte­ rions condition of servitude, and it baa been held by all tho federal judges be­ fore whom tbo. question has arisen, in­ cluding Justice btroag of tho Supreme Court, that the proteetioa afforded by thia amendment and these seta extends to state as well aa to other olociioua ; that it is tbe duty of tbe federal courts to enforce tho poviaiona of the constitu­ tion of tho United States, and tbe laws paaeod in pursuance thereat in too clear for coutrorersy.. Section 15 of said act Sevan's after numerous provisions therein to prevent an evaston of the fifteenth ‘Th# Great National Magazine," euxndmsnt, provides that I bo jurisdict­ ion ef tbo Circuit Court of the United Enters upon a new year (Ila ninth States shall extend to all eases m tew or equity arising under tbe provisions of said set; aad of the aet amendatory $25 to $-10 Custom Made Suita, finest in tho Oily. from. $15 to $25 only. Boy#' Overcoats from $2.50 to $4. Boyu’ Extra Fine Overcoats $5 to $10. Boys’ Suits from $3 to $10—Dirt Cheap. Men’s and Boys' Working Pants $1.50 to Men’s Undershirts and Drawers 25 to 45 cents. This MEN\S CARDIGAN WOOLEN JACKETS $1 TO $2. is a Special Bargain. ‘ ___________________ t-----------1SAAC W. VROdMAN. Besides nil these low prices, if you buy $10 worth or more we*Givi You n SPLENDID CLOCK worth three dollars. Free of Churgi Star Clothing House, Grand Rapips. 40 and 42. Canal Street, DENTIST Nashniie Mouthy, Michiiai Sweet’s H°T' NEW FLAMING MILL AND LOMBM YABD YOU WILL FIND iff SUM MIO HTTB Of ALL OBWM, it. tbe etrongret, tbe moot beaod In every way tbe POPULAR MAGAZINE IN WORLD. the year it will present such of Illustrative engravings as no majcaxlae baa ever been able to He writm will bo, aa they -K.Ia. mhH 1 ■ I , lltar. NEW LUMBER. bo a startling idea But it results as dearly from the 15th amendment to the constitution, and the acts lhat have been psaeed fo enforce that amend men I, as the abrogation of state lawa,up bolding slavery results from tho thirteenth amendment to the constitution. While AND NEW MEN. Siffital 311 Maiical WILKIflS B1(0TI/gl(S. DENTIST Unlou Block, over Boston Cash Stare. I’raiSfflTtPEUlSAmjFERAMtffi rnww million.cmm Mear Dwight J- Burrall’s Agricultural Works, Hastings, Mich. REMINGTON ! L A N D S ta lean (Mil 1 Per Cttt Ii« Rkmixoton No. 1 Ala­ chine for family use, In । Ibf Mirtl year of U» •*Mener, baa meV with a I rapidly into favotap peenrotenllt «bec bret ow-g ; XATtoxafRoodqtaini.ua I namely- Lightronniocl 1 an9.aU>, nalaeieaa, rapid,j LAWSON’S CURATIVE Rkmototox Nc. 2Ma■ eblne for manufcctuHng fl 1 and VamUy.us e, (ready I . 1 nrv for *')ilvrange. slt»re -I Mhk IB Ju“«lv ’. Wit.) JIMCBkOW r-Ttoi-tl-.n and variety of work, te without a ***^■1$**"* rival tn family or wort sfo>PTEU. BEM> FOB Clltl tt.AIt. ,, A Flit 8IAIH SIOWINIBEIION. EQMa SEIBG IlCHIKE GL WO. K. T. DKAMCU OFPICBS OF THS RKMIMGTO5 COM FA MIKS. Tteearngtoa Sewing M. Oo.. [ ILION. N T. Remington Ag'l &. ) »w8 templated equilabte as well as lugal proceedings Io prevent denial of suffrage to colored cilixens, and it mar be aafoly asserted that if Kalfogg’s Uli in Use above named ease, did not present a case fot equitable interference ot ths court, uo such case can arise under the act Thai tho eoerta of the United 8,'ates have tbe right to interfere in various ways with state elections, ao aa to main­ tain political equality and rights thsre- Six articles recounting tbe experience of a well-known American farmer and and eogi user (Colonel Waring, at Og­ den Farm, Newport. R. I.,) daring a tour through some of the leas frequented imrta of Weetcrn Europe. In ths Aueomn of 1878. A aeriee of papers of great Interest on FRENCH LbTERATURK AND PAR­ ISIAN LIFE. By Albert Rbodoc, with Illustrations by French Artiste, win appear during the year. • THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND." Or, ‘The Modern Robinson Uraaoe," Jules Verne's lateo stury. will be cou- the orders made by the judge in that and the kindred ease of Antoine were illegal; bat while they were ao held and considered it to not to bo forgotten that the mandates of bh court had bees eontemptneualy defied, and they were made while wild scenes of anarchy were sweeping awav all restraint of law and order. Doubles tbe judge of thia coart made grave mistakes; bat tho Uw al­ lowe the cbanrollor great latitude, not only In punishiag thnec who eoatomn his ordm and injunctions, but in provsntinr the eon.amib m of (he wrong which he has jodiclally forbidd.-n. Whatever ny be aaid or thought of these matters It wn> osly mo le known tolme that pcxx-S’ of the United Stales aourt was resisted, and as *al,t act spec­ ially provide, fne tho om nf the army aad navy when neaeesarr to enforce judicial processes artdng thnrmincler I ccnmdcred U my duty to eno ihit such proceaw was oxaootml aenordlng to lbs judgement ufIbe eourl tveulting from Kellogg, and on the 13th of April, nt aa effort of that kind, a butchery of citieeus was committed at Colfax, which in bloodthirstiness and barbarity, is hard­ ly sorpaaeeed by any acta of savago warfare. To put this matter beyond controversy, 1 quote frofc the charge of Judge Wooda,o( the United states circuit court, to tho jury fo ibe ease of United Stales vs. Cnriksbaoks and others in Now Orieeca. in March. 1874. He mH: “In tho com on trial there are many facto not iu cor.troveniy. I proceed to state some of them in tho presence, and hearing of tbo counsel on both ides, and if I a to to aa a nonoedad fact any matter that ia disputed, they can cor­ our employee to vote the people’s ttekol at ths ensuing election, and in tho evont of their refusal ao to do, or tn case they vote the radical ticket, to refuse to em­ ploy them at tho expiration of their present contracts. ' . On tbo aasMaay toother huge body of persons published la tbo same place a paper in which they used tho firttowfog Language: "We, the nsderatgaed, merchants of the city ol ElyRTepoH. alive to tbo great importance tf aecurfog b good an honest govemaaV te- tbe Stale, do agree and pledge r iinrifcbiM After stat-ng tno origin of the difB- to advance any xapplios oe money Io » which grew oat of aa attempt of any planter tbo coming |yeor who will perrons to drive the parish judge give employment or rent landa to laborand sheriff (sppotateee o! Kellogg) from office, and then attempted protection by colored persona, which ted tn socio fighting, in which quite a number of of tho returning board for eaid election negroes were killed, tbe judge Mateo : lhat may not Re found in its report which “Moot of thoeo who were not killed. has been published, hut it is a matter of public information Uut a greet part of th. time taken to canvass the votes was ou.utned by (bo arguments of lawyers, oourtlioute. They were all captured. central uf whom repreaentoffiMeb party About thuty-ooven mon were taken before the board. 1 Lave aWevidonco priaoners (tbo number is not difinltelr that the proceedings of this board were fixed). They wore kept under guard not in accordance with the law under until dark. They wore led out two by which tbgy acted. Whether in exclud­ two and shot. Most of the men ware ing from their eouaU or returns they obot deed. A fow were wounded, not were right or wrong is a quoatien that mortally, and by pretending to be dead depends upoa the evidence they had be­ ware afterward, during tbe night able fore them ; but it is very dear that I lie lo make their escape. Among them law givee them the power if they choose waa Levi Nolaou, named in 'the indict­ to ex.rciee it. of deciding.that way, and ment The deed bodies of the negroes prims focal the persona whom they re killed in this affair were loft unbaried until Toeeday, tbo 15<h, when they were for which |hey were candidates. Re­ bnned bv a deputy marshal and an specting tbo alleged intori*ronc-s by olflcex of the mihli* from New Orleans. tbo military with tbo organization uf These peraona found tifty-mno dead the legislature uf Louisiana, on tbo 4th bodies. They ahowwd pistol shot lust I hare no knowledge ur Informa­ ircunds, tho great majority in tb« head, tion which baa out been received by and most of them to tho back uf tbo mo aisce that time, and pnbUsbod. My head. In addition to tbo fifty-nine dead first infoxmalion waa from the papers of fonnd,some charred remains ofdead bod­ the morning ot tho 5th of January. I ies were discovered near the courthouse. did not know that any ausb thing waa Six dead bodies were found under a anticipated, and no onion uur suggeewarehouse, all shut in th* hoed, but tinaa writ ever given to any military one or two, which wore shot in the heart. officer in that state upon that oabjoct The only white men injured from tbe prior to tbo occurreaco. I am well beginning ef these troubles to their aware that any interference by the offi cluse were Hondo* and Harris. Tbe cere ov troope of tbo United Statae with •ourt bouse sad its contents were en­ the orgnniratioa ot a atate legislature, tirely oonsumeiL Tnere is no evidence ox any of its proceedings, or with lhat any one la Use crowd of whites any evil department ot tbe govbore any "taw fa I warrant" for tho ar­ rest of any of the blacks. There is no evidence that either Nash or Cosoold alter tbe affair ever demanded tbo uffi- facu and possibly nut thinkieg of the proceedings which would be only prop­ er ones to pursue in a trme of peace. He thought mute of the utterly lawless con­ dition of a socisty surrounding him at the time of hU dispatch and what would prove a auro remedy. He never pro posed to do an illegal act, nor exprosoed a deterounsuon tu proceed be.ond what tbe law, in the futuro, might authcriae for punishment of atrocities which have been committed, and tbe c tnmission of which cannot be sue ceastuUy denied. Il tea depfotabte feet that politicalI cri.nes end mui^tn have bar# guno uopuntahwl, and which ban boon j us Ltied or apologised fur, which moat mt aa a reproach on the alate and counter, long after the pment generation baa passed away. I have no desire to bare United Hist* troop interfere in th* domestic con­ cent* of Louisans, or any other stste. On the Vth of December last. Oor. Kel­ logg telegraphed me lib apprelumalcr a that the Wblie League Intended to make another attack on the state h-xne, to whom on tbe sems day 1 inode tho fol owlng answer, since which no oom- Tbo state authorities should then pro­ ceed with their duties without appre­ hension of danger. If they are molest­ ed tbo question will* bo determined 1 hire deplored tbo necessity which eeetned to make It my duty under tbe cunaUtutton and taws to direct soch lnterforancc. J have always refused, ex­ cept w bore it seems to be my Impera­ tive duty, to act in ouch a manner ut>- responsible lor theee atrocitioe would not bo just. But it to a lamentable fact that insuperable -obstructions were thrown fo tbo way uf punishing those murderers, and tbo eo called oonoorva' tire papers ot tho state not only justified the masaacro but denounced aa fetloial tyranny and derootism tbo attempt ef tho United States officers to bring them to justice. Fierce denunciations ring Ihroogb tbo country shunt office hold­ ing and election wuttera in Louisi*na. white every uno of tho Cblfax tn Ac re­ doubled----- ------------------------------ -----to tho state under this requisition ot tbe governor, and as other disturbances seemed imminent, they were allowed to retrain thorn to render tho executive such”a’ul aa might become neooeaary to cillailoa and Iranqulllly rvurywhero enforeo the tews of the atate, and re­ prevail, snu lUrr.'by remove all neoeoway can ba found in ibis boasted land press continued riotonse which seemed atty for the prvecaee of troope among of cinlixstion and chriatianity to pacian inevitable tbo meaeeal federal support them. I regret, however, to any that the perpetrators of Ibis bloody and. mon­ should bo withdraws. Prior to and thta alate of things does out exist, nor with a new to rhoteteeleetirm fo Loato- doos H seem to be desired In acoxa localstrous crime. Not unlike thia waa tho massacre in Ities; and M tokhta. It may be proper August la»L . Several northern young for me to say that to the extent that men of capital and ooterpiro bad started C-mgrem haa eontemd power on me to the Utile and flourishing town o! Cou­ prevent It. neither Ku Klux Klaus. shatta. Some of them were republicans White Leoguea, nor any other aanoci* carried against ibe republicans stall and office Isoldsrs under Kellogg. ahoua using arms and vtolenre to ex>They cere therefore doomed to death. lasxards, which very naturally gicatty cutetbclr unlawful |>urpaae; can to Six of them were seised atid carried afarmed ths colored voUra. By section away from their bumee and murdered 9, afekof February S8 1871, it is made perm I lie-i In that way Io glue trouble to in cold blood. No cue Luu boon pun­ tho duty of United States marshals and port of tlila ctemtry. Nor can I see ished, and tho c-ms-rratire proas of tbe deputioa at tbe polls where iotas ere with Indifference anton mon oe rvpnbslate denounced all efforts to that end east for rwproeentativwe in Congress Io licans ostraciaed. pc-reocated and mur­ keep the peace aad proveut any viola­ dered o:i aero-ant of their opinions as and boldly justified the crimes. Many murders of a like character tion st the eo-oallel enforcement ret, they now are tn some locaUctes. I bare and other offoacoe agaiast tha laws of heretofore urged the race of Louisiana eases, which cannot here be detailed. the United Susies; and upon the requi­ upon Ute attention of C'ougroaa, and|mnFur example. T. B Crawford, judge of sition of tha marshal of Louiaiams. and noi but think teat It* Inaction has pro-tbe jwnsh, and the dialriot attorney of iu view of said armed organisations and dused great evih Tu sumsarin: in Sep­ tho twelfth judicial district of tho state, other portentioui eireutaaancox. I caus­ tember last, an armed. organize I body on thvlr ny to coon ware shot from ed delacbmonia of troops to be atation- of men tn auppori of candldateo who Uislr boreea by mn in ambush, on tbe ed m various locolibee in Uo state to bed been .pot in nomination for ..fflceo 8th nf October, 1878,-end the widow of aid him in tha performance of his offi­ of governor nod lleut. govorucr el tbe tbs former, in a cocnuiuiiicalion to the cial dntiaa and tho eaforooment of tho November election of 1(172, and who department of justice, tails a piteous atata lawa. Offieere and troope of tho tusd been declared not eteetod by Its# talo ot tbe perseoubon of he.- husband United States may well bare supposed it beard of canvassers, recognized by all because bo waa a Union man, end of waa their duty to act when called upon courts to which the question tmd beta the efforts made to screen those who by lbs gnroroor for that purpose. Each bad committed a crime, which to use branch of a legislative) aaaembly ia tbe aubmltted, undertook tn uubro.-t and her own language “left two widows end judge of (he election and qualification nine orphans desolate." To nJ mat the murder of a n-gro or body of unauthcrutod porsina ae is* and s white republican la not considered a hold a legislative ball in a lumulluotu crime in Lmimna woold probably bo and riotous manner, and so nrercnl any unjust t</a.great part ot the people; organization by ihoso legally returned hat >^a tree that a greet number uf soeb aa ejected, it might become the duty of bonne In the cjpltai of the Mat* ot murders baro been committed, and no tbe slate exacutito to faterpeeo if re­ which he was Frsrao.-, It b scarcely I ■ one haa been punished; tlierefme, mae- quested by a majority of th* members ba doubleJ that ha would have tors iloatlv to them tho spirit of hatred and al<ct io suppress disturbance, and onviolence is stronger than law. Rcpre- abb tho persons elected to organise" the aenialtona were made to roe that the howto- Any ezsroiao of this puwot would only be justifiable under il>.< m »st oxtraordtoarv cirrumatancvt, and li would thou ba tbe duty of the guvi.rn meat to call upon tho coastabuLry. or IEMALMAJ5CIATICA, BHETTMATIBM WHOLE NO. 975 ed. and tn view of the stope taken to reprvae It, tbe revolution was apparently, though it is be'ievud not really aban­ doned. Tttal Sttore was intimidation of republican tutors at tho election, not­ withstanding theeo precautions, admits of ao doubt ( The following are opacimoas of lb* moans used on the 14<te of October. Eighty perrons signed and published the following at Shreveport : “We. the undersigned, merchants ot the city of Shreveport. in obedieuM Io a request of the Shreveport campaign The political —------ —------ —------- —».i sffuirs scouimlto bedyiugoat. bet tho November clrctrca was approaching, and it waa ueceesary for party parpooee that the flume should l« rokmdted. Accordingly on thu Udi uf S-ptembar, D. Feus, ciaiming that be waa bo borne in miad that any attempt by tbo governor to use the policy force cf that stalo at thia time would have undsubtodly precipitated a bloody confl.et with the White Uagno, as it ild cm tho 14th of September. There fo ao doubt but the pceeoaao of United States troops upon that occasion proven tod bloodshed and loan of life. BUhpartteaapp^to �SPECIAL OFFER The February M,g»iine,. LETTER, illurtratknu and an ample .apply tide, on a lam variety of toptea illustrated THE REPUBLICAN BANNER held recently *1 Grand Rapids, nearly tbs State, without bring railed upon by tbo local auihoritteo in couititutional on Caricature wbleh promisee to Cpsts vary Interesting; the fourth paper following Patrons elected officers for the scold makes living higher . How anxiously they look I coming of apring, md Low alow cold d ay. paw with them. Heaven help them­ baa never disavowed thl« ablbboleth’ Lecturer, J. L. Whitney, Muskegon; Steward, H. Fleming; DietrictSteward, no utterance on tbe financial question in dealing With tho affairs ot Louisiana, giving lhe Fisk bought tho Opera Honan of Pike Tilton, Moulton, Mra Boocher, Mra. Til tea and diron other cetebritioe ean bu thereby. tho tion bold at Concord New Hamp, jire, nominated for Governor, Persoh C. tinuatimt of The Rep. of tha Gamp, I and short stories by Ellis Gray and Kate Putnam Osgood ; rod pooxns are contributed by W. W. Harney, Harriet Prescott Spofford, Ebtabrth Stoddard and Anna C. Brackett. The editorial deportment, are fresh and readable, and ■V — _ _ —1 cxcUsnro. Harper; A Broe.,PobHahere, though why, It would peril o tho oldeat and unanimously adopted the following Platform, than which a better wai ite^er proteulod for lhe aoceptauco of the overflowing with tbe beat thought, ot theabloet tneacfotjrage. Tbo poetical electaro of any State: plenty of money people would boy aa L Equal right, and a free and hon­ est ballot for all dtlsen., under tbe ConWhat Tilton chargee againat fellow, Hladman, Trowbridge and Celia i. Uncompromising hootllily to all form, of official venality and corruption. charge againat Boocher? Mr. not that anothvr man i* guilty of infi­ delities, but that bo is ,'nnocent. If bo should show that Theodore Tilton had city, and everything ia .blue. Well, it Draining tho Agricultural Pocket. Tbo following article from tho ablest edited of any of the Agricultural Jour- tho statement, made in tbo public print, harotofore, and tho cros»-que«ionero have not been able to aitakc him in lhe least. Still, all concerned are aaxiou. rhile Beecher ia itolid and tsar better than Tilton. It will be a long and tediou. trial, and will occupy month,. Tho French Masked Ball, tbe 21st, at aceno of headlong payety and audaciou. good landing. v obliged to deny who kept wild ravel till six in tho morn­ ing. The gsyret of dance marie. from new aa bvatifal. the bacchante a grid cup.tn her hand, a Spanish girl with gold and purple skirt, black lace •—‘"*a, and fan, and high comb, and gipsies, an ape covered with , a fiend in flame color end able with a gradual payment of the pub­ lic debt, and a rigidly honest, eooncnIcal and efficient administration rail Governmcata. 4. Unalterabte oppoaitlon to the elect United State, for a third term. 6. Congratulation, and thank, croft'. "Native race, of the Pacific States," by Clarenoa King; tbe cont In­ to -1th tho machinery they should move, ere now anting la idleness, Into motion, by giving emnloymeat to hundred, of Ing and eufftaing in enforced idleness, and thua enabling them to stimulate all tranche, of Industry by again eonaum- effective, a much greater dhplay of fairLouisiana factieqe than they have late- •tand on lhat plank In th, Ropublloan platform as firmly aa do' tbOM from Tbo total receipts'from all WEEKiaica. Harper's Weekly, <4-00 and Republican Banner. 1.50. for tel expenditures have been <9.901 07; balance on baud. <4,341 06. Throe UMrth and Home, 00.w -------- -• Now York Tribune, <2,00 and Rapublmaa 150- for Toledo Blade. <2 00 and Republican Banner, 150, for • Chicago Times, <2.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50, for Chicago Tr.buna <2.00 aad Republican Banoar. 1 o0 f-r State ia 505. Chicago Inter-Ooean, <1.65 and Republican Banner. 1-A>. for Chicago Journal <2.15 and Republican Ba Goodyear of thia District. •in.txueting Mined ia ao important and ao good, and tho House full information concerning Counter Gentleman. <2.50 and Republican Banner 1.50 for Wmtern Rural. <2.00 and Republican Banner 1-W for Advance, <3.15 and Republican Banner 1.50 for that tn maintaining my right to bold .ueh method, a. Iheae b«for. rowrting to paid to clerk., bow mcch allowed by New Covenant, <2.65 and. Republican Banner 1.50 for new ------------------ -­ more peremptory measuroa, that Michigan Farmer. <2,15 and Repubbran Banner 1,50 for ■ proving my loyalty to Republican .Now York Homo Journal, <3,00 and Republican Banner 1,50 tor ■ my party relation, when a Natio i al cure the freedmen of Louiii.ua in llieir Republican Convention .hall resolve In favor of coutraetlDg the currency as a political and peraonal rights. If th. whit, minority will join’ honaetly in th. cle payments. When such a convention work well and good. Probably in mo.l shall adopt aueh resolutions I will ask matter, they could take their own way tho question, "Where .hsll t gor’ and those who defend the rights of labor Intelligent conviction.. yet graphic MlMlaolppI ezportenoae; grabber, and oorrupltontetj. who bad brought reproaeb upon tbo country and Green'. Interesting paper on tho famous diegrace lo themselves plaro on our editorial page, and special­ Oth. A State policy lhat shall encour­ ly commend it to tho cloeo attention of age home enterprise, Industry, .nd our a^ucnltural friends.—Ed. of BawSbrpberd, telling how two gtri, tried farming; and n description of the Car­ cure good wages and st adv employ­ This is juU precisely what ment to labor and n fair return to rap-' though old- The editorial department. oflLemagaxitto are w.11 filled with axio complete r. A financial policy Iwuod on free codlngly road able matter. Published by n. A. Houghton A Co.,Boston, Maas, It in nil quarter.. Railroads, middle­ •umptlou of specie payment., Inuit ach •t <1 00 a year. HubeerlptlOM roeelved men, unscrupulous polltisiam, mechanal ItieBiKXMM office. and perniaaant remedy for the present financial deprraeton ; and we heartily Life Hlnrtrate 1 for February the reader etc., all have laid pipe throughout tho and entirely concur vcllli the view, on finds an unusual combination of timely agricultural domain, whereby they draw and edifying topics. Among those which must please are: Jeaa Ingelow; and fruit at their’labor. The row is elaborated tn tbe accompanying report legitimate. Coatra pipe, are Laing i laid. This is proper. Agricultural 8. Prompt and unyielding dental by Eugliih Reformer; Tho Key to Wo­ manhood; Jar.e Hadley, a story of wo­ right The out' go ia being checked. Congrom of al! application, for aubinilee man's courage . Husbaada and Wives; This ia good. Irrigation is being sub­ in aid of any Khrmt of individual or stituted for this leakage, end tbo water corporate nggrandlxrment. vention of Insanity protedlon, and prosperity for the" pooof knowledge; Uncle Dave; Legs sad for thia modest editorial pencil to point what they mean ; Mental Development out tomo of the drain, that reach into joy, and we condemn all rapacity and Religion, Character; Tree ten sat ot ’e.uucda and Blitte,, ; etc. Tbe report quently overlooked by thoee who com­ Republican officials, whether white or plain meet T For inrtanee: Course of Lectures on Phrenology end J. Buying land that is not needed Physiology will receive craaidsration. while employers. "Let us have peace," An admirable number. Price 30 cento. already pouoraed ia tfcf half .locked nor rendered half as productive as it ought to be. to Louintana without further delay. We have received from tbo Publisher 2. Mortgaging the farm to build a 10. White we condemn tho u.c of tho ___ ___.1 ___ «U_» I. aoopyofthe Public ledger Almanac. ^hf ^tpubliran |wnnrr. but if they preeiat in disregarding tbe laws and dwtroying the peace ol the community, they will have to be dealt with effectually, aud it ie evident that Sheridan know, juet how to do that. The Civil Right. Conte,:. • H.rrixe^ Mien., Feb. 3d, 11*75. silica to the Civil Right, bill, undor- ing ekirmiah in the long promiroJ fight against our Railroad aystem, and re­ Detroit Tribune, <5.80 and Republican Banner 1.50 for gret thai Mr. Goodyear should have Detroit Post. <5.80 end Republican Banner 1.50 for conMntsd to bo used by men who dare Detroit Free I’raas. <5 30 aud Republican Banner 1 50 fur Chicago Tri-W>klr Tribune. <6.50 and Republican Banner 1.50 for Masonic. espied Masons of tbi. State closed its labors last Wednesday evening. The following officers ware elected lor the Grand Matter - Ok 11 Durand, Flint Deputy Grand Muter—M P May- Editor. RepiMicai Slats temtiM. G J W—John W Finch, Adrian, prevent the diffusion of equal righto. In G Treasurer —Rufu, W Landon, Ibe midst of the thirty six hours contest Nile., last Thursday, General Bailer propoaed if the Democrats would permit tbe mo­ tion to reconsider lo be voted upon, which would bring the meaaaro fairly ington. O Chaplain — Rev J 8 Goodman. Eul before tbo Huum, the Republicans Saginaw. O J D-John P Phillips, Woodland. G Munhall—F A Potter, St. Joseph. G Tyler- -Alar McGregor, Detroit. Tho following District Deputy Grand tiou four hour, more should bo allowed Masters and Standing Committer, were appointed : en to th. opponents of tbo bill. The Democratic mauagera would not listen First District—Beta Coggsball, Holly. to the proposition. White profMeing a Second DiatriM-*-David Bovoe, CoMdteiro to set upon tb« appropriation bills, they rtiuM to take up the public Third Did riel—N. Hamilton, Buchan- 'opportunity fur proper amend moot., and Republican County Convention. Fourth District—D J Hudson. Psw- I’A M t L CTHIaKB. tt.lm.., aoeHMuHteeatv OwMiiiiM THINGS IN tbo Republican majority what eubject. ahould be conridaral. AU thia ia done Fifth District - Daniel Striker. HaaSixth District — EL.iia Midge- Apparently, there ia just now a I nil A leading Connecticut Republican, Robertson, William B Wilaon. opinion that tho State will go Republi­ can in the coming election by 10,000 Gravet, Joeeph B Jtamnton. Grant', word., the problem i. .till un- majority, upon ths platfom latolv Credential.— Ruuben Rowland, W adopted. R Batea, William Welker. . . rawn, giving civilisation. the chronic tendency ot tbe Democratic trolt.'published by tho Al.thodlel Pub­ confront the Government with a more Foreign Correspondence-Foster Pratt prises of diamonds, a grid watch and lishing cotup.tiy ; O. Whitmore and Ito (ex-officio,) Jf C P Pleener, Alamoa chain, beside anma of money, to the other. hoUatn of ticket'. Tbe taite and brillmoo a copy, but a well printed Journal eighty-fire men who weie active rebel! The Grand Council of Select Maatera guilty suited by such m,n should, and wo dalich! of fast New York, which like. have no. oubt will command a liberal State i. unnatural and cannot be pennaob the 19th aud elected tho following support from the Large membership that ehoroh hu In thteatate. for our public m«n to do aa Preeldent grou'of the United States into the OonM I G M-M Mansfield, Coldwater. gree, of the "0onfriler.te BtateL*' to .oil their hand! handling a manure rplritof proscription that prova the Ih- jleroriplion of tbs Frvnchmi riooerity of it. dortaratlon that honeety hibitod hi, trained piceon. < Th. Prohibition State Cunveulwa G Treasurer—E A Elliott. Detroit. while wo have a .oiteble opportunity, mon lari fall; tho adventw handling a plow. G Recorder—G B Noble, Detroit in.teed of waiting for actual trouble, official position. GCofG-AJ Utley, 81. Louie end tho following nominatioaa mada: G C C-C B Itoynolxto, Reading. aeualorlal district, of the State for per­ G 8—J M Rice, Pentwater. ble thet the Kellogg Government in Moore, of Saginaw, and Randolph I il deal of other matter. ciab-Uoxtee, on tho corasr of Madisun G Sent—W V Griffith, Detroit. Louisiana i, rightful aud ongbt to be square. Not tei • - ■ ■ Strickland, of 8t. Johns Ibe spirit and letter nf the requirements G Chaplain—B F Dougherty, Holprofusely York have the employed in Ifnd. John Cfubb, of Grand Rapid., and The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch State, and arbltra rtly ejected duly else*Masons, al Detroit, Jan.' 20, elected the President; and are higb-drecad riohUuion following officers for th* ensuing year; Poisoned To Death. their duties upon partlaana oflt" own G H P-J L Mitcheil, Jackson. appolntmsnt. New York, quoting Senator Logan's rohigher u well as ne.ly ah tl G 8 Chas J: r, urana KapiOs. which citoaitu a great MtUranl of waits judicial officer, of She State. * Ihnia, Grand Rapmaterial taken from Bia blood. WhM lion by abolishing teacbera* IneUtutee, disfranchising atudonte, and in troduo- atial brilliance ot aa noxious lubetanc.. which, therafora, re- newipapers thai Davie from t|es amhitwu, girt, of tbe city, in tmtets of multpliod by the lift would intondent of Public Interaction. What must l>ej tha • condition of the Marly paralysing tho operation, of ,otflood when i ' creiv ing and retaining __ t. _ X. i _ camMum poison through other channel, and or­ gan,—the kidneys, lung., skis, etc.,; it would hardly bo of national eastern. Ual Committoe of the Republican! of but Ihese organ, become overtaxed in But colored ettramm, mora than performing this labor, in addition to their natural functions, and eatraoi long —iik-i »------- —. Convrauon ssaemblod. tend rioualy diseased. rsa: olectrithe United Elxx.r’. Causouc Satva a ao well- pledged tn enact, Mid haa neglected to Harper’s Magaaine. <4.00 and Republican Banner <1.50 for Atlantic Monthly, « 00 and Republican Banner <1.50 for Scribner’s Monihlv, <4.00 and Republican Banner <1.50 for Lippincott's Magarine. <4.00 and Republican Banner <1 50 for Tho Galaxv. < I 00 and Republican Banner <1.50 for Lakeside Monthly «.00 and Republican Banner <1. Godey'e Itady'e Book, <3 15 and Republican Ban net Bu Nicholas,'<3.p0 and Republican Banner <1.50 fot National Livo Stock Journal, <2.15 and Republican Banner <1.50 for Horticulturist, <2 10 and Republican Banner <1.50 for Gardner’s Monthly, 12 10 and Republican Banner <1.50 Little Corporal. <1.60 and Republican Banner <1.50 tor V_ .1 All . _.I Vl«nn*r Cl Ml fur Petenon’a lAdfe National Magaaine. <1.60 Republican Banner <140 for Arthur’s Home Magazine, <2.25 and Republican Banner <1.50 for ■ The Poultry World, <1.25 end Republican Banner <1.50 foe . American Agriculturalita <1.25 end Republican Banner <1.50 for Ballon, Monthly Magarino. <2.00 and Republican Banner <1.50 for Tho Phrenological Journal, <3.00 and Republican Banner, <1,50 tot Science of Health, <2,00 and Republican Banner <1,50 for - 3,*5 8,15 NOW K YOUR TIME I Gent’s Clothing, . Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. LIES Ml nHH mi’U Trunks, Travelling Bags, LOUISIANA. ing a fair chance lo educate tbemMlvoe! -Frederick J. Burton, What truckling to tho old plantation Eaat Saginaw Ninth District — Crawford Angell, propri lor of the Public Ledger. Phila­ Grand Rapid.. atltutloo, we denounce the armed pollla commecl on th, biaited prol..,ion» convenient without incurring debt delphia, Penn., for which we are under tha able maaasge of Praudopt Grant on Tenth District—Nc appointment. of lhat party to-day I 3. Running in debt for costly carpets obligation. It ie full of valuable Infor­ era State, a. Ibe chief eouroe of all their mation, compiled with great earo, and troubtee, particularly In Ixmlriana, arranged with every poeribk convenJurisprudence -Hugh McCurdy, J. Editorial Brevities. State, overturned tbo exist inc govern- a copy to given to ev.ry rabecrita meat, and foally murdered thousands that valuable Jcttnia!,' Mr which of inaocent eltlxens. 11. In declaring for equal right, and apevte payments aa their plattorni, and undar.ian J that a uew rellgteu. 1 For Uu acammodalion ot tweh of our fntndo roau duiro lo oubooribo for tome otbor paper m amneclwn icitk The BANNER, we have made arraneemtnlo u-her, are enabled io present the foUowinf liberal terma, e. < mdtnbndtee, however, that the order for our Journal -ted either of the other! named, moot be renl tojether, and aoeompanied be Ike money; and, aleo, lhat we muetre.nw,^ "nerJacrlptibn foThe PAN^I^R/«•««’* ’- erf aAarpul - • from granges throughout the State, for Still another melh- <2.204 03. U.S. GRANT. A Platform that all True Mon Endorse. Tho Baecbar^arty evidently intend tn fore tbe United States Supreme Court for decirioa- Probably a case might be matteiup by th. representative, of tho con- Rapids contained tbo following facta: of the Republican member* ot tbe Kenlhe spirit and tetter of tho law, without of the vigorous character of partteanahip Moaeurn D. fear or favor, I herewith transmit a half a century ago. Conway contributes a .ketoti of Profes­ binding authority. sor Fawcett, accompanied with a por­ more apeclflo Information aa to tbe trait, and Emilio Oastelar furnahe, tho them, but on tbe other hand 1 believe (Signed) one of tho boldest bad men the world pasmeuto U the earlleat practicable IK CONNECTION WITH OTHER JOURNALS. tha Republican parly, ro»pondad. furring daily and nightly from cold and acUonthas been taken by that body, and ~G T—R W Landon, INilea. G C—Rar Wm Hoe*, Grand Haven. G C H-D 0 Spaulding, Lyons. Lodge of Colored Mason, f Michigan aonataded toair unieetioD at Detroitot. tbo Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and. - Good -- the - best for Yourself Como and see Hasting., Sept., Oth 1874. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Spooner & Hepburn MEW GROCER V AND TEA. HOUSE. Just opened in Mr. BOWNE'8 NEW STORE, BLocr, Souj-q Slot of Spiff Sp|f<r. Where can be found a choice and well selected Stock of Staple ttnd Fancy GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY 4c. A complete aasortaient of all kinds of Whole and Ground Spices WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Beason. Fresh Vegetables always on hand. Also we have a full line of the best Lamp# & Fixture#, Crockery, Glass & Wooden Ware Alw*ys on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County CARTT BU YlkRS wil1 find il to tteir amine ourStock before purchasing elsewhere. t0 c::* NO THOUBUE TO SHOW OUR GO ODS Free delivery to any part of lhe City. D4O.lt.-J. O. Craig. Grand Rapid, G. 8. W.—Thome F. Carr, Detroit. RcsvRctfiiLlii Sp&oner y Hepburn. Uoolc at Thli tiffins healthfully. feeling!, gluumy fore bo tings and irritabilifr of tom per. Tho Lrerf Half being IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTFDI James Lloyd u National Divirion of North America, Comporivon Invited end Competition Defied in �_________ The fee taken from Thornapple Talks for parties at Saginaw, is about two feet thick and as clear as crystal. Tboos- of Woodland as a Deputy. Tho ap­ suds of tons are being shipped. pointment to a good osse, aad we conT. J Wilder foot a valuable moor- grstulate thi people of Woodland tost glioTy7i^rctoth.'peddtei “who\psbaum-pipo on Thnrsday leak between thoy have a popular and aOdont official------- *-*•-’-----lhe Depot and his residence. A liberal always within call. reward will be paid for ita return to tho We trust all who love to trip tha owner at ths depot Or at this office. light fantastic toe, win remember that Tfje RjifilBUC^K Tho Rev. Dr- Goo. B. Joycelin, Pres­ ident of Albion College, who is a man of decided ability, and a elameal orator, will preach nest sabbath at tbo M. E. Church, at tho usual bouts for public worship. For tbo finest asourttwinl of canned fruits to be found in tbo county of Barry, call at John Stanley’s cheap Grocery store. No. 24, Jeffisracu Street, wboro all goods are sold at the lowest livings rates. ■TR’SSS Local Jtotice;. PICTURES 1 PICTURES! I ata now all alone in tho Photograph -4iosir.ru, and ns I have made urrangements fo increase my facilities fordoing better work than over, all should call and get a negative tuksu. The superi­ ority of rny work in the past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of first-class work in he future. Rooms in Washington Block, sontb side State Street. The New Improved the annual Bali given by Hastings Lodge No. 58,1 0. O F. w>l occur on Tneeday evening tho Oth inst, at Union Hall, and that arrnngomente are perfoeted to make it tbe party of the ssasou. Music, J. Loe Rood's full Orchestral Band. TSekste *1. Supper extra. Died, on Tuesday the 2d inst. at Ibe midenco in this city of ids aon-iv-law, Bev. J. W. Bancroft, Mr. Erustus Kimball, aged eighty six years, four months and twenty-six days. Tbe deeeased waa Would yen see as fine a specimen of one of the early saltiers of Oalboca Painting, Ktooamining, and Graining county, being one of tbe first five in tha Township of Marengo, aud for many yeare was an satire btuinare man, well known to the people of ths county fat hia sterling intogrily, aad Romanlike Wo oak alientfoa to the mammoth tairneaa ot purpose. advertisement of the Grand Rapids Sr* a Cumnae House, to be found on our first page to day. Read it. Pon> dor well tho facta state!. Go buy yourself rich, and bo wise. As wo go to press we learn that H. H. Wood, postoustor at Nashville, died on Monday sight, of consumption. Mr. Wood was aa old resident ef this county and very generally respected for his CHICAGO For What? family being abeoat except Mrs.Powers, and before any assistance could b» ob« taiaed, tae house and contents ware en­ tirely destroyed. The property was in­ sured for some 81,100 in tho Barry ft Eaton eounty Fire tnsuraaoe Company, whicn will somewhat more. titan half Beck-Feed The Leading Newspaper the West FLOBIO SIWG UCHUK LADIES Tbursdsy evening February 25th ell entries must bo closed before that time. Tho first exhibition held in Mareb last contrary to expectation, prorefl a great success, aud we trust that tha present one will be still more so. All ]>ereuus in thorough brad fowls aad pat animals are cordially invited to attend. An admieiiun foo of 15 cents will bo chargod at tho door, or any eno pureLasing a membefahia ticket tor 8L will bo entitled to enter any number of articles fer premiams and will have free access to tho exhibition for themselves and families during its continuance. Below wo present a list of premiums Medical Infinsary, T. PHILLIPS. Wo are under many obligations to Whates you wtab your child to be, the Y. M. C. A. at Grand Rapids, for bo it yourself. If you with it to be tbe inritation to bo present and listen to happy, healthy, sober, truthful, affscthe eloquent lecture of Hon. William tionate, honest and godly, be yourself Parsons, of Ireland, on Michael Ange- all those. If you wtab it to bo lair, sulky, a liar, a thief, a drunkard, and a treat* uf a lifo-tims, aad tha Asaxia- swearer, be yourself all these. Aa the tion deacrvea tha thank* of the public old cock crows, tho young one learns. for giving Ihdm so rich a treat. You well remember vyho said, •Train up a child in tbe way ha should go. and • center under the auspices of mine host when ho to old ho will not d'^art from ; of the Woodland House, on the evening it" And you may, as a general rule,as ' of tho 22d inst. All know Washing­ eoou expect to gather grapes from 1 ton's birth day must be celebrated, aad thorns, or figs from thistles, as get good. < we think that is tbe place for a good healthy, happy children from diseased time. Uu and see if we do not guana laxy, wicked parents. just right Good music, and a tip top I*rot J. K. McAfferty, formerly ofsupper «tll bo provide 1. Tickets Racine College, gave a select reading at tho Central School Building on Thurs­ It is intimated that Mayor Goodyear day afternoon last Mr. McAfferty gave will cause the arrest of Orno Strong fur evidence of remarkable ability aad cul­ a malicious libel, in charging him with ture of voice, wh«h in tbo art of per­ being in McCarty's saloon at the time of conation ho seems perfectly al borne. tho fire two weeks ago last Sunday. In His presentation of Sir Peter and lady any event, the story is false, and no sane man wbo kucws our Marot will -j-a JOHN PETTIT [initial stum uniii iruksii^iitiit 1MUU. WMl, unu All HIGH-TEST BURNING OILS. The But ill Chuput in tho M a Stop! Hearken Ye! To Whom it may Concern! Be it Known, That I shall keep in itock and fill to order M erchant Tailors, Jle keeps constantly on the Colebrated hand Mo. 1, Pianos ranging "Divono in price from Oto $1800. Ako, Agent for famous for Plows and other purpoiea. Estey, Manning arid Bur­ dett Organs. John H. Wendell 4 Co. ?ood ui Ini Beu Pint, of an' CURTIS, DODGE ROBINSON and WIARD patterns, and DETROIT. Caatinga for all P L O W S now in in. THF BEST bCBOOL II THE STATE WEBSTER’S The new firm of Ctcuy ft Holden are now prepared to purchase Wheat, Onto, and other grain, nt tho StorebottM of W. T. Eastman, corner Broadway Mr. Barnum is going to doit again and Railroad streets. The higticvt thia year. Bo proposes to inaugurate a price paid in cash. Fanners loarn our yon." Luckily tb» tplendid gray team, great summer traveling campaign. He price* before selling. coolly remained quiet until all waa righted has bad bnilt 125 railroad cars, and hi* Casses & Hni.tiiX. again or we might hare had a more ae- entire esteblisbmeil will be Vanpofted Hartings City, Sept 2, 1874. to all the large towns in Nob England and tbo Middle sad Western Stator. Exhibitions will be givpn twice a day under the immense tents, S00 feet in length. Tbo daily expenses will exceed 87,500. Every detail of tbe Greet Ro­ man Hippodrome will bo presented aa soon in Now York, requiring 800 mon, women and children, 600 hornet and ponies, besides elephants, camels, buffo lore, Ac., 4e. This stupendous eatabliabment to four times larger than any । previous exbibitmc of Mr. Barnum’a, ' AMERICAN MARBLE FINE PICTURES 1 Lecture Thursday evening. Tuesday was Candlemas day WING GALLERY, EX,- REW ADVERTISEMENTS Otr tr ten th tend Utiu Bitt UM PLASTER, Liet of letters remaining In tha Hastinge P. O. Feb. 2d, 1875. „ Annin Ashley, 8 ft C Anerea, Nancy Buck, Emma Balden, A B Durkan, I Samuel Edmons, D W Enms,('Margar.t Frank. M D Falconer, G AT Garitocn, Ed Homey, Hanis Johnson,. G Ketch­ um Minnie Lao, Harrison A Wilkitu, Frankling Willson, Addie C Young. Parsons calling for tho above please say advertised. J. Ilosxxr*, P. M. mas •,rr. B. F. CHIDEBTEE. Itf Agent aad Operator Tira urn Shingles, Lath, &c. GOOD NEWS. . 012,1] Specimen Copies Sent Free Hastings Drug Store The Circuit Court to io session. Lent begins next Wednesday BLACK A FULLER. J. Cole <fc Son, church and society, hariugjbeen called This organisation trow about one year to Paw Paw. Personally, we deeply regret to part with Mr. Marsh. Ever a old numbers same 30 members, and is Tbe foltowlog Knights true man in all tbo relations of life, bis prospering. . influence for good ia thia community are officers tbo present term : Council meeting tonight rnonmct: urds Corner Blate and Creek 8t Building once occupied by Boston Cash Store. Gold 118 1-2. Fine time to put up foe. *C, AC.'\ (Gm n a Caw) At Granger Pries*. Owing to uncommon calls upon oar Itemember John Stanley hso for sale a few bottles of that y/eaw imperUd 'time, wo failed to find opportunity last FrmX Brmdy for 88.00 a boule. In Week to say 'a word concerning tbo cases where brandy is used for medicin­ eloquent and entertaining Lecture of I al purpoeos it is invaluable. 82tt Pres. Angell, of tbe University, ot WixTCD.—A good girl to do general Michigan at Union Hall, on the 22d, I housework, enquire of Mra E. B. nit But it may not bo too late to say, Dewey, corner cf Broadway and Green that those who did not listen to bis delineations of the character of the Thinker and tho Doer,” foiled lo enjoy (he richest ruootal foavt ever sot before tbo people of this sity, and we deeply regret lhat more of our people were not The public will learn with deep regret that Bev. T. D. Marsh for six yean or mere last oast, the pipular pastor of the Presbyterian Church in this city, is Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. Agricultural. Imolements businesa in any of tbo various depart­ ments in which the services of clerks of culture are required. giving us true men and women, who will prove to be either ■‘Thinkere or Doers,” and it matters little which as both classes are essentia! elements of tho world’s progress. HASTINGS MARBLK WORKS! ■ men. that we, at least, never tired ef W. T- Eastman, P. bearing, and w« judge the people did H. Wright, P. U. not, as he was slowly but sorely build­ QB. Olmstead. K- of U. and 8. up his church, and more end mare comJohn Stanley, M. of Exqr. manihng tho attendance of our people Robert DAweon, I. G. on church servieeson tho Babbs th. Lyaander Beach, 0. 0. ’Tie true the church was week in numbers, and with little wealth with which to remunerate him as such a man A Festival and Dranutio Entertain­ Tbe Grand Lodge of Good Templars should bo remunerated, far hia urvfees. And, yet. wo believe that little, waa ment will bo given al Union Hall, Has­ toll meet in Jsckvoa February Oth. tings Mich., Friday, Fob. 5, 1875, unThu weather was extremely eoM in much uf it givwu out ol mere i-rsssil this section of tho State daring moat of step by step toward that other and bot- Eastern Star lasdge of Adoptive Maseru tbe month of January. tu world, an Sabbath after SnbUUx be The entertainment will oonstot ' of tbe "Dot oo-at, ho fir. you vooet like de in aueb quiet but suroost words pointed great Drama, entitled tho ■•Charcoal japer un de wall," U a favorite remark tbeui to Him wbosa bo to foithfuBy Buraoe, or tlio ^Dropping Well of at a Hastings clothing deetorKnaratvorough.” To be followed by Easter will occur this y*er on 28th of March. 'Remember tbo Masonic Festival Friday evening. Don’t foil to attend th$ Odd Follow • party on Tuesday evening. James Clarke ia a candidate for re­ c lection as Justice ol tho Psece. JOHN ing in urn Clare. , aa rzirw enhance foo of 50 cento per'’coop will ba charged to persons reed rag out of tho county of BerryA list of ipeeisl premiums will be STANLEY ! GROCER i ES FARM FOR SALE! �THE ALDfNE COMPANY’! NEW PUBLICATIONS. Tife t^ifileuc PORTABLE EJWS1JVE C»o. MU THEALDtXK-. THE ABTJOURNAL part of tbo time and unable to traveL gifOur readers mnet imagine .■ tho sur­ prise with which old Adam Clay listen Parte I, II, III and IV are u>w ready. ed to thia marvelous story. And when, a few days aflfr, it waa noised abroad SUTTON’S among bis neighbora, lhe general as­ tonishment wee indescribable. If Chy Leisure-Hour Miscellany. had not been a man of unimprachab'a Tebe eeapktod la U parts. Im»4 ftoieigkUv veracity his story might havo been doubted, but his old friends kusw very well thst hie strange sceount of himself was true to the letter. Ho was not tbs PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. REPRODUCING man to deviate a hair's breadth from Ariher'a JfrioUy contains tho second installment of Major PuwwTa thrilling account of ed ventuseo in tbo Canons of tho Oiloralo, accompanied with illus­ trations of marked fineness and beauty. Mr. Stedman writes of Buchanan. Mor­ Parts I, 11 end III ere jail Published. ris, Roeeatll and Swlabonio among I •‘Utter-Dey Brittsh Poets-" Dr. Blau­ THE ART JOURNAL. velt contributes an essay on Christ’* Superaaturaiism. Bcienntically Consid­ ered ; J. IL G. Haasard skelchea Theo­ dore Thomae end his work ; Mr. Fair­ field concludes his essay on Spiritual­ ism ; and there is another budget of Old Utters, throning light on Lardon life and society of forty years ago. In SPIRITED AWAY. tbs department of fiction we have throe GEMS FOB THE ALOIME, additional chapters in Dr. Holland's serial, tho continuation of Juice Verne's romance, the conclusion of Saxo Holm’s charming novelette, and a short story Ly Noah Brook*. There are poems by Louise Chandler Moulton, F. W. Buudillun, Mary L. Ritter, James Maurice Perpetual World' Thompson and other*, aud tbo editorial departments display tha customary va­ riety and vigor. For ourselves, wo find tbe fifteen or twenty pages given up to musb, and they -- ----------------,__ . ___. theae departments about __ the most inter•xp*C1^ 10 '**“*’ br ,h* i e,tisB “Dd maguriao. Scribner t Cu , PubHshtrs. Went after week .flitted by. The •St. nicMu is full ol literary and pic­ middle of January was reached and still young Clay remained, as it was thought torial attractions for young people, and infannnab. About tho 1st of Marsh is lively, sparkling end varied as usual. tbe friends of tbe missing man began to enter tain the meat census apprehen­ There are a multitude of bright, short sions. They were plain people, with stories by Rebecca Harding Davis, Isa­ limited moans, and but bl tie acquainted bel Francis, Lucre tie P. Hale, Mus with the ways ol tuo world. The idea Hallock, and others, including a Valen­ THE ALDINE PASSE PARTOUTS. of advertising for tho lost man never en­ tine story by Susan Coolidge. There tered their head* Clay's imcl», it is is also an accooni of tbo manufacture of week in making inquiries in reference «1entiaes, and sumo useful hints cen­ to his nephew, but tbo result did not corning those of home construction, 3d Premium Drawing, Man h let, 1875. 4th Bence Drawing, Apnl 5, 1875. enlighten him in tbe least The |r*‘ ~ people ho consulted suggested various 1 explanations, nofie of them very consol­ Dolls are Made, which will enlighten Cap i tl Premium $100,000. ing Ono party said that Clay had j1all tha little girls as to tho arte and ap­ to which they am indebted for doubtless run away. Another thought pliances 1 that bu bad been morderad for bia mon­ tho charms ot those doarvet objects ol ey and thrown into the river. Tho po- tbeir , affection. W. II. Riding gives an MORfiEMTHAU, BRUNO & CO-. Ike knew nothing about it. And with this feeble and futile at­ account of Chimney Sweeps, Past and tempt the search was abandoned. Evo- Present, and John Loweee describes tbe rybody gave Clay up for dead. But traveler, ' Vambery. There are severe! THE ALDINE COMPANY, there was one exception. Tbo young pretty . poems, a number uf exquisite 58 Niiden Lane, New York., lady who was engaged to tha unforlu- ' pictures, the usual departments, an s Agent* for Michigan, “Ice-Boat Song’’ set to music, and ad- ftSSHL'LS tans® DWr His Hu. M'e»iwal nd I Efts.'*! “'fijaton Sto C.astel.ul <i»n. J»». ft. try Masi? Hgas Morlgaie Premiuffl Band Applications for Agencies rec lived. Engine. Force Pump, ,-iteam Gauge, Grate 'Bai,: Gauge Cocks, Safely Vai Hteam Valve, Judson Governor/ Blow Off Cock. Ac. PRICES DELIVERED ON BOARD OF CARS AT SPRLSGFIHJI. OHIO. SM “ " ’.-.*............................................... ............................................................ .... Shipping Boxing, a Horae Power, 82,00; 41 Horae Power, 83,10. We manufacture end funUb el low prices, Pulleys, Shafting. Coupling! and Haagen, also furnUli Belting, Gum How, Ac Further Information will I* cheerfully given by addreaslng the manufacturers MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAILROAD JAMES LEFFEL & CO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. WmO rev THE £smu®:E MATCHLESS” BURDETT ORGANS ■ ■ ••4a* to lk« Balinji, Hiriai & Plesner, Detroit end Grand Rapids. Mich The months rolled oa, aad, when last October came, poor Jefferson Clay waa almost as compdetely forgotten, save with a few, aa it he had been dead a centurr Bat one night old Adam Clay tbe uncle who had see robed to unsuceeoelully in Savannah, waa aroused from ilia alum her by a long and furious I knocking. .With come misgivings. he opened tho front dcor and confronted tbe largered wreck of a man. whose tattered gonaenfa and general appar­ atus told a tale of an tiering almost with­ out a parallel. , “Great God !" cried lhe old man, .YEW ADFEBTISEMEXTl. C. P. Howell A Co'k. Cokato TEAS: B. FOOTE, O. WA NTEDA' aeSSS 121 Ulllltll 1TIEI, £a«A&, NEW YORK, trw •> to • ■ •** 4.* —- k* **.*u4 to ... Business that will Pay DENTI •»< atoto '«Z ultout*. SS, Mrille,' ■ “—cu?£Esi 03639085 (NIC DISEASE, . '••• FREE Ato.u* u4 FV,L X ■■*•>•. bar, Ultok>4 JfttfttiftU’iTi rjTMWVft •toe. Ik. USlk*1 a; ■»•>“« B'S'""4“ !Uu»4NIm> Michigan E MkUii a Bedical Practice n I* TMaluft WANTED. ■ESS Jfiifflsroa* Patients In Europe, ths Weil Indict, the Dominion of Canada, and ia every State the “prodigal’s return," etc. but he call­ ed up the servants, and in a few mo­ ments a Learty meal wbs spread before Ptotlaad. Ms. tbe hall ftmished wanderer . Young Clay ate with tbo appetite of a half-tamisbed wild lieest, and not until hia hunger was fully appeased would be utter ooe wwd in rvsponao to tbe many questions asked by hie curious kinsman. At last, however, tbo wants at tbo hsn«r min were satisfied, and the. com from the lips of the traveler one of tho strongest stories ol ad venture ever pour­ ed into mortal ear. Wo only give tbo Bubctoaoe . it is impossible to p-tero be­ fore our reodrqp du- wild, haggard man as be actually apjwared; nor ran wo recall the rugged words with which he ■ ICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. 80S*20 Grand River Valley Division ADVICE CIVEN BY MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. GIFT ENTERPRISE GaP.Ml&Qi fhaekSff Ip ffS ..“Rift $5,000 00 Each in Cash ! Sintal aid 1 fin wim jaciw & suiEii 1 Uerw it Beggy. wllkail.rr womIW Ou»«i, W*,(k MAILBOAD. DfNT TtAlW >VM BYQaiCAOO TIMt It apc-earv-i that Clar attended to the burinom which ha-i called him away from tome, and wus un the eve uf leav­ ing tbe city, when lie stepped into a low gtvggvry nod called for a drink. There waa ne other ciaaiomcr present; but be­ hind tho coaster stood two men, of rather sinister aef>ci Tbe young man Wss far too iuaxperi*need to entertain any fear*, and after drinking tho prof­ fered glma, ho readily accepted an invi­ tation from uno of tbe bar-keopars to play a game of dominoes. Alter tbal Mtfciug was deer to him- He fell into a kind ot ctrnior, and then into a sleepy ahsmbrr. When bo awoke, aa ba ex ■eaaeed it, a acorebiog sun waa shining AsD in hie taco, and the sandy bod be­ neath him waa almowt roasting ba body. He stagger'd up ai.d found that ba was eiad in a ragged uniform of some kind, bet bo was helloes and barefooted. When be parturik of the drugged liquor (fee dragged it must hare been), hie Union Block, over Boe lonyratsA! UMRuiH ’■Mdsirfaasr"--“ ARIE mu UN T’..to H ito.toto-4 l e 4’l»< *• “J de ,^a“Xiao2ntft t »» s THE FLOWER GROC E RIES ! Canned Fruits and Fish. Oysters received di � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-02-10.pdf e89558ab2eae5829d72d7362a13bddab PDF Text Text T<f« Jblic^I Geo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PCBLINHER. VOL. XIX. NO. 42. ra'tsiwal a»d Cart?. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 187a. HTAH CLOTHING HOUSE. STAB CLOTHING HOUSE. Sound, the trumpet! Beat the Drum! Downfall in Clothing Now has cornea! SZ5.0IM) IWTII Of Mill 11 Ml IUITM TO BE SACRIFICED AT ANY PRICE I irticiAX ASCBojoa- As we find we have still a Large Stock of Overcoat/ and Winter Clothing on hand, we will offer all goods Below Cost for the next ki _ 30 DAYS ONLY Don’t say you require no more Clothing this Winter, but for next Winter, for these low prices may never come again. Men's Heavy Overcoats. $3 and 4, Men's Cape Overcoats, $5 to 10. $18 all wool Beaver Overcoats for $10. This is the Biggest Bargan of all. $25 and- 30 Oyercoats offered for $15 and 18. Good Cassimere Suits, from *7.50 to 10. *18 and 20 fine all wool suits for 12.50 and 13.50. ■ Boya' Extra Fine Overcoata $5 to $10. Boys’ Suita from $3 to $10—Dirt Cheap. Men's and Boya' Working Pants $1.50 to 2. 100 PAIRS MEN’S GENUINE' CORDUROY PANTS REDUCED TO $2.50. Men’s Undershirts and Drawers 25 to 45 cents. Men’s Extra Fine. Undershirts and Drawers 50 cents to Ol.OO. Qloesv Below Cost—Sheepskin 50 and 75 cents- Buckskin $1 to $1.50. MEN’S CARDIGAN WOOLEN JACKETS $1 TO $2. is a Special Bargain. This Besides all these low prices, if you buy $10 worth or more we Give You a SPLENDID CLOCK worth three dollars, Free of Charge DXDKB-SflBKOT’ greehia manfafafolfifad tfa premiss of his youth. . . Would fa recognise m*T I thought not. Tfa staid young wom*L. who did plain eswing an! made hsrself general­ ly useful in Mr. Smith's fsmily, was quite different from th* light hearted Lfafa Lake wh»m fa fad known. Nor did 1 wish lo be reoogaiaed. Fate had given me a lull measure of harsh ex­ perience. Noenariagband meted to me my portion of tfa world's rough usagvIn childhood parental love planted roess in my rath, but they withered long ago. Not a fresh leaf or blossom remained — thorns only toe my bleeding fret; bat I did not faint by tbe way-side. Reso­ lutely I went oa my allotted pilgrims** looking neither to th* right fand nor the left Yet if I chanced to encounter those whom I fad known in more hope­ ful time*. I instinctively covered my fare, eeying, “we go on life’s journey by diverse ways, therefore 1 know you not" "Thue it waa that I wished for no recocnition oa tfa part of my old play-fellow. To see him, to know that be was prosperous, faiqiy, end distin­ guished, would give me pleasure: bub One morning icae three day* afior Mr. Graham came. 1 waa engaged in clear starching Mias Uxxie's musliui. wbea Mr*. Smith cam* to the door. “Betsey, you will hare to leave those things." she .aid, “and carry Mr. Gra­ ham'* vslioe down to the cross roads. Ho i* going to th* north village, and left. word to hare Tom take his valise acron . I i > i t Grand Rapids, Mich. 38 40 and 42, Canal Street, DENTIST Hartville, • Mini. NEWFLANINGMILLANDLUMBEH YABD -■Very well, 1 will go." In a few minute* I waa oa my wayi asrou tfa field. I rather liked th.i norelty nf th* expedition, which wouldI aftord a chance of seetng Mr. Graham.. As yet I fad not spoken with him, nor’ hardly sen him, co constantly was 1I engaged in sharing the housemaid'si labors. Ou reaching th* cross roads, 1 satI down ou a rock by tfa road, placing tfai raliso before me on th* grass. In a, , YOU WILL FEND faring vehido spsd *a iu way, leaving me half emvtfared ia a cloud of dustBo Mr. Graham had missed tfa coach.. And wfat was I to do with tbe vabse t' Baton with it? Not I, indeed '. It waai NEW LUMBER, NEW PRICES AND NEW MEN THAT DEFY COMPETITION. AT Sinital ail Meckaiical VILKI/IS DENTIST Near Dwiaht & Burrall's Agricultural Works, Hastings, Mich. Union Block, over Bceton Cash Stare. AiMTOTUSAWAFEFlILRSAa TBRES iDLLlOX ACBBS LANDS Efersu Years Creffl 7 ftr tail, intent Veffat of ths prtesiyel rv»M. tri I*-’ LAWSON’S CURATIVE xanox of food qle.nt.ua namely: Light rennins I i smooth, sola*less, rapid.I durable, with peririxl AFIREIIAI**n*imE«l«l. If tea Shuttle Havkin*. With Aatoraatie Dre; Fred. Design beauUful chino for manufacturing and tarully*uac, (ready dr ary only «lucr mm svu usm a, m®, i T THI RgMINGTOS CTMPAXIRk- t. Poaltlvely 0-aa.rm lEMALttA, SCIATICA, RHEUMATISM sm.’sinsttss.'Kir— THE BROKEN SHILLING. li we* a ralhsr coo! September evemug. I remember, and we had a fir* lotted in the beck parlor. Hr. Smith wa* reading a package ef letter*. Mr*. Smith dosed in a comer of the eoia, lulled to reet, I suppose, by the cee.lt** thrumming of Mia* Iterie ou th* piano. In the corner by herself, with ■ ring!" temp beside her. Betsey Ijrke set sewing. Know that 1 answer to th* enti-eaphoaicu* name of Betsey. 1 waa christened Elisabeth, and np to th* time o! niy coming to live with th* Smiths I hod been called Lori* Leks. ient haring twv of tfa earn* name la Uta family, and she would bare me cit­ ed Bcteey," or "Beteey," » give he* smooth, drawing pronnriatitm. I did not lilt* the change. The name teemed old fashioned, homely, and quite unaoittetl to my fourteen years. However, cuiliitn had rendered the ungraceful ap­ pellation famiUar, and now, after the tape* of eix years, I had almost eeaaed to runembvr and regret the nam- given WHOLE NO. 976. nor toae( down naught m malic*. But freely and fully I euteuaed to Mr. Graham the reteiiou In which I stood to my guardian'* family. I toM him bow of sixteen, preparing for eolleg*. and a I had lived almost aa a servant in Mr. boarder in the family with myself. Ev­ I returned by way of the field. On Smith'* house, under tbe impression ery inridsnt oi that bright and brief gaining the shelter of tbe bush** that that I w <l.]>eo<I*nt upon kiv charity summer wsi chronicled in my memory. grew along th* bonier of tfa meadow, “Butl'liiveat last discover*! that Our manifold quarrel* end recoocite- I looked back, and, saw Mr. Graham meute; th. garden where we .mad* yet standing ben.sth the old birch as- my father left me a fittle something; some astonishing experiments ia hor­ raged ia studying th* deliniation* oa bow much. I remaia to be informed," ticulture ; tbe swing put up for my ee­ its bark. For many a day I had not I concluded, turning to Mr. Smith, who pedal pl***ure; and our exercise* in known *o light a heart. Tfa Interview had entervd * frw minutes previously. drawing, in which L wm tbe tutor— just pest reminded ms so plsaeanlly sad “He left about five thousand dollars, Weld my pupil. I have a decided tal­ forcibly of old times, that for tfa mo­ Betosy, but I did not mean you should ent tar drawing. I say it with prido, ment I neetned eoce mor* a child, de­ know it tOl you had earn* of age. The becauee it is my one, note rift. Wbrii lightfully occupied tn veiiag and per­ original sum will be nwly double Howerer. ns when you aro Iwsaty-one?’ a cbita I dehghtodta sketching oarica- plexing Weld Graham. tur**, and at tfa instigation of Weld sooner did I crocs the threshold of my “And I eom* iatn poatoerion of tan Graham, I executed numberleee rough guardian'* door (I was Mr. Smith’s tboasaod dollar* at th* olwes of my mi­ but graphic sketrfae of individual* • ■rd) than these pleasant fancies van­ nority 1 Would to Hssven I had knoern whom w* both knew, sad who poeaeee- ished. 1 regained my Identity. More ed neculiaribea of physiognomy, wpen than that, I privately road Betsey Lake -Don't gri excited, 1 beg of yon. Bet­ which my pencil could sms* sad enlarge a pretty eevero lecture, sbowiag her the sey !" romosenoed Mr*. Smith, ia bar Some of thee* sketches bad been claim­ utter folly ot thus dragging from obliv­ smooth, stow way. “We though: it' ed by Weld for keepsakes, sod a few of ion bright passages in ths early girlhood beet for year internet* totetppeese this of Lisaie fake. them I sail retaia. fact until there waa aieaertty of year Being plaoal r» my Tfa next morning. Jane and 1 were knreiag it 0> tfa whale, I waa.gtad - that Weld Having made litis inventory of mr Cient available property, I selected pencil, and amuaed myself in ikatehing the pas»er»-by on the imooth, white bark pt the bitch. The body of tbe tree waa quite covered with oddly eontraatod figure* when I put up th* peueU and turned to look across th* aseadew. Mr. Graham stood near, regtoduy^mT rough draught with an of minority. 1 will see if iutcxM ap­ plication for twrira mouth, to cento win remedy tbs evil* arising from ex years ne^soL" ■■Rssolrod with your unusual cnargy and fottoboughL And w»U neutoed too, it you do cat become an abeotbed aa to forget old tie* However, latere, with this remmdev you will aMtember me. I think, bee, littla mber. I give you beck mor* thun a moiety of the piece, ’ha • added, returuiag a part of th. .hilling, which ha had nefariously abstracted from my work-bos the nven- fans.” contmfadMr. Grnfam, with . look’of arch inierrogatioo. “I know that this fragment af money is about two-third* nf my porter's to* ; end further, I know that you fave, with aatorishiag impudeneo sad wlearn pocketed a third of my earning* I A dear caee of larocuy, .for which you ought to be indicted P' -Mush tbe answer l exprotod! But fameresriMl tttafa btaranfameal >• a commodity which rings pae- a particular branch of your educston. eo that you will uwieretas-1 me wfau.1 folly elucidate tbo rik-uificaton of bro­ ken coins, aa I iateed to do st no die­ tan; day." Thou let your eentimeutal eluridatioM “B«t with Ifarie'e delicate eonatitu- reet for tfa preeeat, and permit me to bon, I could net—" remind yem tfat iiis coorifareby past I fad not patiefa* to listen further, ton o’clock. ‘Time and t>d» wait for no and turned sbruptly away. JL maa,'it is said Neither letmcfas“Have you no congratuIaBa! f-rr you learned fart week Io you «nsL” > me ?" I asked Mr. Grahaui. “Sn late!" said fa lorirag at. hta “An infinity of them, all straggling for utteraaq*. Bat, Lisxie, now that you find yourself eo rich, you will, of tourer, wish to return me that shilling. I cannot deny feeling particularly aaxione to repossess it " "And I sm fully as anrious to keep >L I earned it, remember, and it is ua- came here, and ebe and Mr. Bmilh thought you would be more manaveable if made to thio k yeu eero d t pea dec'. ua tLem for everything " I dropped my work and went straight to ray room. Tbe mystery was solved St last, for I never could understand how it was that tnj father haa lofl me out 1 want it tor a ksipurt. utterly penniless al hie demise. And “Bo do I, Mr. Graham." tbe motive* of my guardians in deceiv­ Bending over ray chair, he spoke in a ing me tl us were easily divined. Th* “Let us share it, Lisrie ; will ’ you ebarge of intractability was false. That 1 knew; for uvmocne with grief al Ilia break the coin with me 71’ losa of uy dear tatber, and placed "Posaibly I may. But I shall insist amnng entire elraageira. I had pxeelvsly on keeping th* biggest piece Yon submitted to my fa. Bui 1 now saw that a kind of sclfoh parrala) instinct into ixMeesriou of property, they some­ fad induced Mr. and Mr*. Smith to time* grow tmnbly avaricious I am one place ma so low in tfa seal* of *oci*l of that cteaa.'' standing, that there could ba no poesi“What will you do with your tea ble rivalry between tfair darling Lime thousand dollars?" and their ward. And how blindly I had “Donat* a good portion to adraace a furthered tbe scheme! Imnreeeod with .humane cause. Thai te, to ameliorate tbe uiea that I was indebted to charity the condition of orphan girls uader a fur a home, I fad bowe l my n»ek to course ot ‘thorough domeeric train­ tfa yoke, and offered ray willing hands ing.' " to the work of a hireling, rather tfaa “How keenly resentful!" submit to tfa galling sense of depondenre. Lixrie and 1 had grown to wo- •hall grow calm, perhaps, by-and-by. manhood with divided intemta and Now I am excited, angry, pteased. ana, pursuits. We were also entirely oslike a* I verily think, half erased. I will aa character end person. Though betakn tuytelf to my room, before any two vents mr senior, Lizzie faked ,-idd.n outbreak stock* the eenaibili. younger than I by three year*. She ties of thia exemplary family. Good­ had an infantile, pink and white fare ; night, Mr. Graham.” stall, slender figure, and an abundance ■•Good-night, and auspicioui dreams of glossy, very light brown hair. Oa to you. Bemember.tb* shilling, Liarie 1 the contrary I was dark skinned, short You have promised me a nfatey.” and sturdy in stature. Limio was called All that long night I lay awake, a a beauty. “Bather , a good looking constant rash of thoughts surging young woman.” was the highest com­ through my brain. Joy in my nawly meadstion ever awarded to my inferior Tha.il reeds: “In our’ mimed life. pereoa. Ltxsie. fad no open glaring I intend that you shall, a* now, hold vice ; but she showed on inaifimte r.umber of petty fruits, fruit* of unlimited maternal indulgence. She could nof your portion of the Broken RhilHny." boldlyrepeat an out-and^>at lie. but wsre say thing to be gained by dseep- lion which my fortune entitiJ me t. OUR NEW YORK LET TER. tion aha did not hesitate decetvj. Foe I fill. (_Mr education was limited to the instaucoi she naked for my portfolio of more ’common brauefae of otndy. , 1 drawing* to lay on the centre-table and had usither acoomplithmeiata, nor a re­ if a visitor chanred to commend ber quisite knowledge of the proprieties tastes whsn looking at my skstcb**. and rnAaements that belong le euttirsshe managed to convey the itnpreeriou ted society. Ceneeruaa ot a roughen** that they were literally her*, witbout and idiosyncrasy ia my meatal eeoatituspeaking an absolute falsehood. tion, I feared **"* — I remember bring called into tfa por- ptliabing eould --------- ---- , Ur, to receive eomo direction! about my pointe, and adapt my character to eswing, upon tfa evening of the! day that I learned my father fad loft prop is uxauy of the Hudson Rivee U>*«a. particularly ia Albany. It i» claimed fa looking over the content* of my port­ that tbe dieses* hex incre*«*3 frSjgHtTnl folio,—be warmly commending, she adroitly appropriating hi* commendstion. Suddenly Mr. Graham rose, and bent cr*r lb* light for a eloeer new of • couple of iketehe*. Both were carica­ ture*- One repreirnted an elderly man, tall and angtrtar in figure, spare* lock* of ooaree hair Bbng over the ear*, deepnet eye* peered from under shaggy brows, and he nos* and chin were' ^Pardon ma if I have disturbed you I” fa eaid. ■'Haring worked up my material!, I "Some of my frocy aketebe* I supcaa afford to be disturbed. You ar* an hour to lata for Ike cnaeh. Mr Grah- poee." •They are no fancy sketches ' Did “Yes, I was misinformed as to the you draw them T* Sb. roe* and approached the tabl*. limo of its arrival. I eee my valine is kere, but net the person who brought th* bloom op her fate u little deepeued. I have no rccoliectioa of drawing “I brought it ever balm the slag, (bee* odd figure* Perhaps Beteey will cam* alcag, and I have been keeping own them. She ba* a taste for .ketch­ faithful watch and ward over it dnee.'' ing every arrange queer looking object “Ypu brought it over! I eitremely that comet in her way,” and Lum* regnait -nor can I understand why looked imploringly at me “Ar* they yours f asked Mr. Gra­ the Uksk <M imnoeed upon you 1 I left direction, for MnSmilb'e mtn. Torn, ham addressing me. “Tee, they ar* mine." to come on with my valioe. "Copies or original* ?“ “Original*. Mr Graham, and eeera- .ball bo to eocisty," I remarked. ia eoaclurion. "The world will bo literally aatoniahsd with the fortbecening prod­ igy." "You are embitfau to ahina, laxrie, and io eenritlre to tfa world'* opinion that you perrsreoly underrate youreelt" "Not ro, I aware you. • 1 bar* weighed to the minute*! fraction every 1 may justly claim, and dieoomed my deplorable want " “Not of mental ability, surely!" "Yss, mental ability ot tfa right stamp. Society demands intefaetual, as wall as personal grace and refine­ ment.’' '•If you think eactety eo exacting, why not disregard fa raqazresnenta, and live within and for yourself f" “Because I «m human, and crave the tba streets in upwy weather. . It ap­ peared in Albany early tn th* epringnf 1858, and in that half of ths city whfch is situate! south of State atom! dacimated th* children between twoggd oov*n year*. Orer 2.000 caase of tbe deoeaae occurred in the whole city dur­ ing th* And ten month* of its prevalence. __A STB __ ___ A Biaoe that day it has appeared m » fatal epidemte, and haa raged with mer* lee* virnleno* ia all ths prinripjj towfi* and eitie* In the country, h ii foarftfl. ly prevalent now In New Yerk auT ciburban cities sad village*, uarrywg’eff Mute legal taleul of th* elty iua terao after him all thaee wstry day*. :r4. have been set for him without number but from firai to laak fa ba. *fald �THE REPUBLICAN BANNER IS COWWECTXOM WITH OTHER JOURNALS. our Journal and _____ | _ ,-------- .together, and qoeompanied by the money ; and, alio, that we mult r W^StSt'XSSJWBiS-,-*""' Ths Indian* Grange* hav* ienreaaed from 400 to 2,000 fa the past year. Soti* 500 of the 1,100 Gang** ia Ohio have already aretribuled <7,076 for tbe relief of suffering Patron* in th. breaka &t» Grange has been trnastorred to Blair. Washington Co^tharoridenca ol the new Beeretary. E- H. dark. Grand Traverse Grange, has saetita- 3d Premium Drawing, Mfrch 1st, 1875. 4th 8cr.es Drawing. April 5, 1675. Capif1 Pretfiium $100,000. The Executive Committee ef the Mis­ souri Rtats Grange has dosed contracts with St. Louis Manufaetarsr. for ths dfatributicu among Patrons a: whole­ sale prices of 820,000. worth of agricul­ tural implimaots. patting his grain into alcohol escapes Ashley Grange. No. 1. South Carn­ eighty per cent of the cost ot transpor itas, will eu'ertxia the rasmien of tbe tatkm to tbe aeebcayd. ’ Tbe tax on pure alcohol i. 81-30 a galloe. and National Grange on tba oeeaafon of their many duties are adjusted to that tax on alcobeL eo that il it were repealed and Boater will be among tbe festivities the dnty reduced to the lowest standard Tbe Patrons of Husbandry now num­ of a lovcnoe tariff ritaaltaneooslv, the nsanufarturvv would stand just whore ber over 1.5M.OOO. It is claimed that be doe* now aa to the foreign competi­ the Order ba. raved ever 821.000.000 tion bat tbe lamer would have loot hi* to tbe member* since its organisation. American market fur tbe alcohol thu* consumed. As illustrations of this troth I would tnstaacw chloroform, collodion, and tannic acid, all of which are alco­ holic preparations, and quinine, which, though nut en axobolk preparation, re­ quires a waste of irvai 11 to 20 cents of spirit tax in tbe production of each ____ I. .. _ tha State. The West or Ncrtb-w«t has had no Rapreeentative efae* th* death of the able and lamentable bief Jus­ tice Msrtfa. And yet. th* strength of tha party—th* men en wbcee rote* w* must largely depend for suettt i, live in the western half of th* State, vlf they have ia their rank* as rompetrat, efl­ cient and popular a man a* any other of th* proposed candid*:™, then tha quaetiou of locality should havtg weight in making tbe selection. That w* have ruth a man ia th* person of Hon. Birney Hoyt, the present Judge of tha Seventeeuth Judicial Circuit, we think doe* no: admit of a single doubt -A gradu­ ate of th* Law Departmsn: of th* Uni­ versity, a thorough lawyer, who has had seven year* experience ou tbe Beach as Circuit Judge, aod Judge of th- Tfeenr dare Court at Grand Rapids, x jl who Rtjtitai SiU Cniaflin. national rvpate, like that of Irish noplin, Kke H defyfag changw of time andfkahfcm,riw*y.ta styte «>d favor for its worth end intrinsic beauty. It is. the thing for ladies gang abroad to take dreams of American silk with them, partly for the ease of borne reeorfatitio*. by the ability aad fairness he has ex- With such a man a* their caeMUaia, »• believe Wevtvru Michigan mar well demand of tbe party at the forth com­ ing Bute Convention, a recognition of A prvma Bauch, with full confidence that jestice will be done her, and her chown representative be selected to fill the place of Judge Chriatancy. r»i we GLORIOUS apply this term in its fullest mom to the result of the extraordinary contest for the adoptfon of tbe new rale of the House of Repraeeatarivea It ie caku- branch of the Government, by enabling a deliberative body, aa Mr. Garfiald sail, to deliberate, instead of falling into a more physical struggle as eenaela** as one of Weston’s Walking last*. Il ex­ tends the real rights at the minority by securing theta one days debate, instead of being silenced st the ouMt. a. might have been done hitherto, while it marely^restricts their power to act like a dog ia tha manger, by neither doing anything themselv**^ nor allowing the majority to ex*rcie*(bo rights over the legislation of the country, confided to them by their constituents. Thia naw rule has been adopted considerately by tha Bepnblirins, fa fall view of their *ooa becoming the minority of the House. Bo that the present exigency has apt only suggested il. but has not justice and i to parmanant usefalncee. On thia very ground, indeed, it waa bitterly oppoaed, and. we deeply regret to say, on the Repub- byieto were so disagreeably prominent whan ths Cepsua re la was I» fore the House, explains his opposition to the rule adopted, which is fatal to all those leadanhip, therefor*, which he eo airily exercised last week, waa quietly taken out of his hands, and ho was left in' rege and rweentment to drift where ha ' . > , ■ , . rale,'’ with which the Republican asaber* ot all shades ot epirnon hare acted together. It is truly aa omen of greevcr harmony and effieenry for. the re­ 1 nearer tbe seaboard, (tbi* is commercial) e-has placed the east and tbe west in claeer communion of internal aod -ep pendcnco, (this ie political)—while tbe magic wand of this skilful conjuror, s-.niultsncottaiy enhances the value of producer's gram, and reduces the cost of the conuuner’e fool. (Thia is humaui-'ariam) It ia raid that he who makes two blade* of gras* grow in the place of %=• bast serves hi* fellow mee. lAiee not he who doabta* tbo speed and stoikei off half tha cost of transportation, do oven tncro than this 1 Incidentally—and only incidentally, this great revolution tecurv* and place* on perpetual foundation*, the old tnuo eominercial supremacy of th* Empire City—but this t* uothing ta rompanson with the development of ten* of thous­ and* of die* of w*ter communicatioa adiich will be thus mad* available by tbe artificial connection at every suita­ ble point, ot tbe great river* and their The following i* th* text of the Civil Right* Bill, that passed tbe H'toec of Ife[>re*®ata::Tr» lait week, aP.er^a pro­ tracted struggle uxieqaaled in tbo an­ nals of American Legislation, fa which a few traitors sought ta aid the South­ ern rebels 1a gaining by the aid of Democrsti* votes, the victories fought in ram for during th« long year* of the robullion. Lat u* be thankful that pqlitcanal*. the problem ol competing with eal treason ha* again beoa rebaked [S animal power fa point of economy has the people of the United Blate* . been coosidcrwd insolrablr, and the maguiui io of tbi* great triumph be­ come* apparent when we consider that by Mr. Baxter’s method, not only ie the cost per ton per mile reduced one-half, but tbe *|>eed is actually doubled, while it is also damcnstratod that freight can figures I bare slated, depending upon tbe quality of the bark from which the drug ia produced. Frvo-Tradera ducuss tbe Tariff qneetion ' as though it were an abstract question for the world It is not a cosmopolitan question: It ia a national question, and always a ques­ tion of details end adaptations We maintain a navy to protect cur commvrc-.al wealth and enterprise upon tbe ocean, an army to protect the people of the frontier, and tbe tariff shouhl be the meant ol protecting tbe lit over ia bis right to employment and tbe people to the develvpmcn: and use of tbe rvscuicei of the country aguintt the encroach­ ments ot eoaeeatrated capital, which crash the laborers of foreign foods,and by diplomacy and threats of trade, prevent 1 the development of the resources o! I richly endowed countries ns Turkey. In­ dia. 1'ortugal. and Ireland. tbe Circm: and Territorial Courts of the United States, with powers of armsting and imprisoning or bailing offenders against laws of the United State., ore hereby roperirily atttbonrod and re­ quired to izutahte pnxteedl.lca egatael every parson who aball rwlata the provissoos ef this act, and reuse him to be WANTED.’flitStXX Business that will Pay FrankBn Co Kan., want* 5,000 bush­ els of flax teed and 80,000 btubeli of corn, which tba t'etroo* projwso to pur­ chase, giriog th*-*for notes of” the in­ corporated Grange*, undsr seal, with in­ ternet at 12 per rent-, payable in one The N.J. Granger saysTbe new Mastef of the State Grange. Mortimer Whitehead, ia determined that the Or­ der in the State shall grow if hard work will do it. Bo ia taking hold with any amount of energy, and, if we are not greatly mistaken. New Jsney will fair­ ly swarm with Grangers inside of six mouths. Strength of numbers is what THE TERS Harper'* Magaxtae. 8».t» nod Republican Banner 81-50 for • Atlantic MSathlr. 8» 00 and Republican Banner 6150 for Scribner's Monthly, 81-QO end Republican Banner 81 AO for ■ Lippincott's Msguice, >1.00 and Republican Banner 31 50 for The Galaxv. 81 00 and Republican Banner 31.50 for • Lakeside Monthly, 31.00 and Republican Banner 31 -50 for • Godoy's Lady's Book. 33 15 and Republican Banner 31-50 tor ■ St Nicholas, 33.00 and Republican Basner 31.50 for • National Live Stock Journal, 32.15 and Republican Banner 31-5J for Horticulturist 32 10 aod Republican Banner 31-50 for ■• Gardner’s M*thly, 32.10 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Little Corporal. 81 GO end Republican Basner 81 50 tor The Nursery. 81.60 and Republican Banner 81.50 for . . . . t'eterson’a Lady's National Magarino. 81-60 Republican Banner 61.50 for Arthur's'Home Magazine, 31.25 and Bvpublican Banner 81.50 for - The Poultry World, 81 25 and Rcpnblicas Banner 81-50 for American Agriculturahta, 81-25 end Renu* ” “ ** ** * Ballons Monthly Magazine. 82.00 and R< Tbe Phrenological Journal, 83.00 and Re Science of Health, 82,00 end Republican NOW IS YOUR TIME I Gent’s Clothing, . Furnishing Goods, ALDINE Dry Goods of all Kinds, • Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. NEW PUBLICATIONS. HUES 1111 GEKTLIim TIWELHS The late toeaaage of His Excellency Gov. Begley, is complimented ai folIowa, ia tbe Chicago Trsfaaw, and all the TriKaw says is deserved, yet this able State document, far fear its publication would injure the Democracy ia care-, fully excluded from the columns of ths Heatings Jfeow Journal Republican subscribers to that bastard sheet should Trunks, Travelling Bags, which the same can possibly ba earned Parti I. II, III and IV axe now ready. by rail. The cbjeet of thia nrtieto ia to pay a SUTTON’S and limitation! established by law, and just and well earned tribute to a public applicable alike to eitiznus of every race benefactor, and to hold up to admireLeisure-Hour Miscellany. and color, regardless ef any previous condition of servitude. Sac. 2. That any person who shill fset ol his enecaas, is tbe character of violate the foregoing section by denying tbi* American engineer worthy of emu­ U> any ritixen except for leasons by law lation on tbe part of tha you ng men and applicable to citieens of every isos and mechanics of this genovatirn—ia the favorably with any message of the sea­ REPRODUCING color, end regard lees of any prwfoxv struggle for tba eceompliabment ef that son. The exhibit ol tbe financial con- ' condition of servitude, the loll enjoy- seeress he ha* exhibited an indomita­ ditioa of the State is not only encocrag-. rug to the State, bet astonishing. Since 1 ble courage, and heroic prraistency rare­ the war tbe State debt baa gradually ly equaled. been rodocod. until it ia now little mure section enumerated, or A portion of tbe comtnissioa who by aling such denial, shall for every such the machinery of a tupulsr government, I than 81,500.000. and Gov. Bagley shows ofleuco forfeit aod pay the sum of <500 focal ther.sslres appnintod to sit ta that, in 1383, omitting a single loan of to tba [craon sggrieved, thereby to be judgment oa this great question, war* 8360,000 not doo till 1890, every cat recovered in aa action of debt with fall u tsrly incipable of coaiprshiradiag its ol the debt will have been paid oft, leav­ easts, end shell also for every m \ of­ bearings or its results, and bring ap­ ing a balance ta tbe treasury of at Isas: fence be deemed guilty c f nuadra^uor, parently influouccd by every possible 8166,000. Ai the sama time the mea-^ and open conviction thereof be hood not motive ether than dasiru far the public sags contrincs a plan for the reduction -v------------: lose than <300 or mire than 11,009, or good, defeated for two year* the edoo- ■ of taxation, stall bo imprisoned not lees than thirty ion of ths great improvement, withhold­ days nor mure than one year, provided ing tbe premis'd reward, ordering fur­ Parts L H and III are just Published. that all persons m«y sloct to ano for the ther 11 fata efferding trnj j/osaible oppenalty aforesaid or to proceed under pottumty for defeated competitor to ap­ THE AIT JOUIIAL their rights st common law, and by the propriate cr imitaia Mr. Baxter's plans C.mpUula t> Melal • puts. >l >1 tack IteState statutes, and having so elected, to and davicra, and ta every way seeming peWesiae Ike Ml All» iilaolrslieee from U. ■,!<» « The AMiae. proceed in tbs one mode or other, ’their . _____ i __ - .1____ shall not apply to criminal prooe^iuga, either under tbi* act or the ex tniual law of any Btate, and provided, farther. that a judgement tar the penalty in fa­ vor of tbe party aggrieved, vr a judgment upon an indictment shall be a bar to either nroeacutian respectively. tixe. 8. Tbit the District ani Cireui. Courts of the United Statee riull hare, azriusiveiyoftbe oocrto of the eeveral States, ccgniranre of all crime* and atfense* against and rfolaties* of the pro­ virion* of ths* act, and actions for the penalty given by the preceding aection Lay be promoted in Terntor,-.L Dis­ trict, or Circuit Court* of tba United States, wt’crsvcr tbo defendant may 'bo found, without regard to the other par­ ty. sod tbo .District Attorneyi. marabal* aod deputy marshal* of the Cniud cnicagu ------------- - - — — Chicago Journal 8115 and Republiean B">~r I » • MriL 81 65 and RepabUcxn Baanev 1A0, tor DwrortFroaHroM.UOOnndRa—bhcMBanaM L50 foe Fivxicui *«aw». Detroit Tribune. «l 00 and Republican Banner I 50, for 23 Park how, Mrw Tert. Detroit Poet, 8100 and Repubikan Banner 1 AO foe Miehina Farntor, 82-00 and ItepcbEcan Banner 1A0 for Country Gonttomaa. 8150 and Bapublkaa B< naer 1.50 for Western Rural. 8100 oxa Republican Banner 1 50 for Advance, 83.15 and Republican Banner 1A0 for • • New Covenant. 8165 and Republican Banner 1.50 for Micbiggn Farmer. 82,15 and Republican Banner 1,50 for New York Homo Journal. 83,80 and liepcblienn Banner 1,50 for MiNMTUS, (ill! * ce. Chicago Poet and ‘ • r. S.r.1 bvyoad repair. .I- • f. t t to i-uuidv proclaim VtxaItrrvexw tbe mat wonderful Invigcv. : . b 11 ever anata-ued the aiakiag ayatosx UiHau-s Remittent, and inter­ mittent Ferens. whMi «r- ao prcralrat :n ll» « • .•! a«*r grmt rivers throagh»-l tin- I’nhed t*»ale.«. especially those of ■ 1,-MiMMnimd.Okfo, M jnuun, Blinoia, T-twe*. Cambcrload. Arkansas. Rrf. toklewlo, nnrn*, Ri<. Grsn.ie, Pearl, Ala­ te um. Mobile, ‘tavannah. Itoaaoke. James, vtul uoiay usuers with their vast tnbuta.-.m, throughout our entir- country dur­ .. - .A A . .J _ Z.__ L Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest Come and see Spooner &, Hepburn I\EW GROCEUA' ATVD TEA. HOUSE, Just opened in Mr.BOWNE’8 NEW STORE, tlocr, Sevyy Slot of Sf^yr Syntty, lions of the Stoinaeh, Bad TnMa ta the Month. Btaoo* Attack*, mutation of the Heart. IfataaimaUon of the Ixn™. ta til* region of tbe Kidaey*. and a Uandredertbortamful sytaj-tovn., Urn offspnng* of Dyepepeu. One bottle wil pswv* a better guarantee of tt. merits than a langthv advertiacmat Where am be found u choice and well tolofcted Stock of Staple and Fancy . . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY Ac' A complete assortment of aU kind* of Whole and Grou d Spice* Scrofula, or King’s Etil, Whim dwindling away, year by year, till the whole amount of the reward promised would fail to reimburee him-feelfag that he was being punished instead of rewarded—yet be waa not dismayed. Ho built another steam-boat; bo organixod a company with capital, and placed a baa ot steamers upon the Erie for Yourself 1 S- GOODYEAR & CO. WARRANTED PURE. AH kinds nf Fruit in their Season.. Fresh Vegetables ultra} r on hand. Also we have a full line of the beat SEMS FBI THE ALBIBE, Lamps &, Fixtures, Crockery. Class AL Wooden Wai Always on hand at prices, that cannot be beat in the County Green Lines, so that they get all the paofil, while tha roads tremble ou th* verge of bukruptey. He claims that Michigan ba* treated ber railroad* with enlightened liberality, but maintain* that ill* th* doty of tbe'Utate to see that it* greet corporation* ar* honestly managed with heed to tbe interests of the owner*. Oa tha subject ot alcohol bo is fate and reasonable. Prohibition, he claim*. 1* a failure aieo, wnli th* additiou.l disadvantage of being unfair and unequal Hi* jdsn ia to punish drunkencesa as a crime, and, ta addi­ tion, to hold tbeooUsrof liquor liable pecuniarily tor thaf consequence* of his act He propoaea to tax alcohol heavi­ ly without discrimination other t>““ **tween malt nad epsritoou. White be done not pallia to the <rf drunkennass, haloid* that x Ur »r>4 «a J-- r; mata brd <"’>»« CASH — — ■, , will find it to their advantage to eie our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. HO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free delivery to any part of the City. * Respectfully, linen, a» they advance iu lile, xre subfecttopamly*^ „t th. Bu.rtaTu^J Spooner <f Eepburn. Mon* tha. taka . do. of Wazxtt a kuaaanBrmMoccasfonallv —, »»*•*«- Erci^^Titer. Brit Mbcum, Bkitcha*. Spate, rimriea licrid Hrad. Bor* f.ym, EryaiprfJa/SX THE AUMNE F*WE MHTOUTl. IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTFDI Companion Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices �WO8 AGENTS WANTED FUR THE Tbo Free Poms any* there i* a young lady in Detroit who ha* no tin., la ecw for th* poor, but who has rpiui three baiter managed cr under the charge of weeks embroidering a blanket for her abler teachers; where tbe culture is poodle. more thorough, or tha! senda out young mon and women better fitted for active Lodge of Free ano Accepted Mason* of businees in any ol the various & Art­ tho State of Michigan, will be hold meats in which tha eenrico* of el*' 3 of about one year from how at Grand culture are required. Rapid*. The management of tha Grand Rap­ Hon. Charles 8. May, at Kalaman», has aeceptod the invitation of tbe law ids and Indiana railroad is not exoolted faculty of tbe University, an 1 will de­ by any railroad in tbe land, and noth­ liver the address at tho Law Cjmtriaacs- ing is spared that out puuitfly add to the popularity of tho road oy enhancing On Monday Undw.btu.lfl Vroomso the comfort and safety of the traveler* Two combined chair and took’Chrii'.opber Khpbrj to tbo Detroit thereon. Houw of Correction, in default of bail sleeping can were put oa th* road oa in th* sum of 1500 to keep th* ;«ace the 27th ultima, on the through train* between Grand Rapid* and Cincinnati. Tbo beauty of these cars is that a pot­ With almost superhuman otfcrto Mr. ion not wishing to take a berth can C. B. Bush, succeeded in opening th* take a chair, comfortably upholstered, Valley Division ou Saturday last. Such a storm as that of last Wednssday we have not had in Miehigin I'aw January •rtJsis Local (laticej. A Republican convention, to nomi­ through train which leaves Grand Rap­ nal* a judge of th* Fourteenth Judicial ids at 4:30 p. m daily. Circuit,’will bo held at Muskegon on We vary respectfully suggest to the Editor ol tba Eaton Rapids Jearaaf that became ho is in the market, ho should not.presume that all tee Editorial Fra­ Postage on letters to Canada ie now ternity are ; and that wo consider tho but 3 cento per half ounce, tame aa do­ insinuation tbit out notice of Senator mestic rates. Prepayment u rompulso Chandler waa a paid puff, or published ry, and no unpaid or insufficiently pre­ lor any mercenary considerations, » paid letter will bo forwarded. personal insult, which wo had no 00Tho East Saginaw Driving Park As sedation have decided that premiums not to exceed 320,000, to bo left discrotionary with tho board of directors, shall be offered at its spring tnesiiag. to bo held June 22. 23, 21 and 25. possess a better legislature, even it he The proceedings of tho Council for ha* since acted foolish ont of spite. But the last two [meetiags bar* not been Other yrret nva Aare dew lU Greeley sent to th* press as the Chartvr requires. fur instance. Keep cool Bro. Culley; Perhaps th* Recorder is afraid to ex­ it is a long road that has no turn in It. I pose the fraud attempted to bo played on our peopb by tbe ameadtnent Io the City Charter. It is whispered jn Indiana that it was * promise ot the Democratic nomination for Guseraor instead of tin “integrity of the party” which Induced Mr. Vorhee* ibs B*<ond Annual Exhibition of the fw> ol 5U rent* j-er ewp will Barry County Poultry Society wiU be held on February 25th, 2 kb end 27th opening for visitor* at 7 o'clock r. x. A list of spccisl premiums will be published hereafter. Ladw‘ Medical Guide, For What? I’reslAent-H. A. Goodyear. Tho first exhibition held in March Iasi Vtee^Presidant*—D. G. Robinson, D. contrary to expectation, proved a greet C. Sanborn*. J. 8. Van Brunt, J. F. sueeets. and wo trust that the present on* will bo still more so. All peroons Secretory—Geo. M. Dewey. Tre**urer—W. V. Hays. in thorough bred fowls and pat animals Executive Cumuritfoo—John Hatch­ are cordially Invited to atteu I. An si- kiss, D. R. McElwain. Geo. K Good­ miaaiun foe of 15 cento will be charged year, W. K Barber. at the door, or any one purchasing a m*mb*r*hip ticket tor SI. will be eat titled to eater any number uf arriales for premium* Sud will h*v* fre* ocrea* to tho . exhibitioa for themselvea and families during its eontimane*. Pronuam Liat and Bulaa for th* gov•rnmrat of th. 2d Annual Poultry Ex­ hibition by th* Barry Co.. Mich.. Poul­ try Association. 1. Th* premiums of this assoc iatioa are open to th* competition of ths St* le, and axhSbitors from abroad ar* reapectfully invited attonA 2. Persons intending to exhibit for competition must make their sntri*. with tbo Secretary previous to Febru­ ary 25th. 3. No specimen can be removed be­ fore the exhibition doses, except by the mad* upon th* marits of sp>cim*ns sole­ ly. Th* Judges will in all ca*e* take into consideration th* purity of race, beauty of plumage, uniformity of markinga and oth*r characteristic*, in a greater degree than mere site, if th* more perfect specimen are of a fair av- studonte\cau seed dispatchci to all parts cf th* country. This gives them tbe practical drill which io essential before taking an office. -Raf/Xr Crtti Jtvntl. will take place at 7 Thursday, February persuns except tlw*e eugagvd in mak­ ing tho arraog*m»nto will be admitted : previous to this time. Below we present a list of premiums stock on the 10th day of February, 1875. AU parti** not having pau laid assessments, will call at one* and. pay (JH1CA1 The Leading Newspaper ni the West- ■ •25 T. PHILLIPS. ing exhibition, exhibitor* irotn out the county wiU join th* society and pay fif­ ty cent* a eo>p, this will entittetli* coop to compete for all premiums offered by tbo society in their class. 5. All birds competing for prises shall bo strictly tbo property of tbo per­ son exhibiting. Any attempt to evade this rule in any respect will exclude all th* |ien* or coop* entered by th* offend • ing party, from competition, and th* premiums will b* withheld. PICTURES! PICTURES 1 I am now nil alone in the 1’hotograpb buainroa, and as 1 have mad* arrange­ ments to increase my facilities for doifg better work tlinn over,, all should roll, and get a negative taken. Th* superi­ ority ef my wurk in the past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of firat-claas work in he future. Itooma in Washington and leave Mr. McDonald’• path virtu­ Btock, South side State Street. ally unobstructed The Telegraph College at Kalamazoo has a regular business office connected Painting and Graining. to tee Httaeat Or. F*>****i, iti»tr*u4. Il b JOHN PETTIT CsMimw II ext< DR. C.**A. SMITH’S Medical M erchant Tailors, 7. la all th* department* uf thia exhibition th* judges are instructed to award no premium* to wortbl*** or in* John H. Wondell & Co. Infirmary, He keept constantly, on hand Mo. 1, Pianoe ranging Fr At nn r ID kst tf Prim Daae in price from g£5O to $1800. Alio, Agent for famous Estey, Manning and Bur­ dett Organs. Good Agents Wanted tn every County DETROIT. The Legislator* has placed itself oa record against tbe adoption of th* pro­ posed Reciprocity Treaty with Canada. Both bouses have pasted a joint resolu­ tion requesting our Representatives in The n*w firm of Ciessy 4 Holden Congre-’s to oppose it-—tbe resolution tbe same without delay. Your 1 aro now prepared tc purchase Wheat, at* sttontkn will greatly oblige Oats, and other grain, at the Storehouse passing in the House *y) to 8, and in Yours Truly, cf W. T. Eosimsu, corner Broadway tbe Scnjito 28 to 8. and Railroad streets. The higlieet Gudey’s I-ady's Book for February prieo paid in cash. ' Farmer* losrn our bai l*an received, and, u usual, i* a MICHIGAN. Stop! Hearken Ye! THE 1KTT MCBOOL a THE STATE WEBSTER’S HASTINGS MAHBLE WOBKS “ DuyiofiD Wti ui Im Ecu Pint, Eliza Jano Bryant, C Carson, Mrs. Th* annual meeting uf tho Farmer’s Roseana Johnson, Chas. Rice, Mias Ad­ Mutnal Fire Insurant* .Company, of Barry A Eaton counties, 'will be bold dis McDonald. Miss Margaret McKib­ al Vermontville Mich. Tuesday the 10th ben, Edward Martin, Hugh Malhtoon, Joseph Cause, Geo. Spaulding. C. H. Stswart, Maggio Snyder, Cbs*. H. The Director*' moating ia at th* earn* plan* th* coming Monday tbe 15th Steward, Minnie A. Snyder, Elbridge Wellman, E. K. Wellman, Mialoa inst. at one o’clock, P. M. cii un amendments to tha City Charier, calls for th* usitel opposition of every booMi man. To itionotto secure inch legiaiyioa aa will ensure to tbo whisky men the control of our city, as J both votes on the Board of Supervisor*, ie Democratic but not fair or just. Th* billintroducXl by II on. Moms W. Field, in the House <>f Representatiro*, to increase duliv* and facilitate After the Sth inst there -will bo a pen­ the resumption of coin piymenU by tho alty by law, of 15 per cent on all un­ rreosarjt, is a good one. and the coun paid tan** A word to th* wire i* suf- try would bo greatly benefited by the adoption of ita first esetioa. which re­ peals the ten percent, redaction of du­ ties made by the Act ot 1M72. li^op,” for Plows and other purposes. (ash.oa plate* are recognized a* being th* mo«t rdieblo.Jend are real game of art, so far as regards beautiful printing. Every lady in (the land should take Tbo Reciprocity Treaty with Canada waa rejoetod by tbe U. 8. Senate on Wednesday, having very faw votes. The free-trade movement, as presented to tho American peopfo, is generally so one-sided in its favors to other nation* that even democrats and reformers will 7'0 HTioni it may Concern! Be it known, That I shall keep in stock and fill tp order the Celebrated of all CURTIS. DODGE. ROBINSON FINE PICTURES AMERICAN MAKBLE At Granger Prices. Land ahd Calcined Plaater J. Cole & Son, Tbo 27th day ot February will bo a memorial day in Louisville in more ways than one; oa that day wo shall have not only the great drawing of "the last Library Concert, but aha th* great WING GALLERY ehactra. Gilmore ia the peer, if not the superior oflTbeodoro Thoma* or of Ju­ lian. Thia Is’hi* first visit to the West, and except for the gift concert th*r < ia little probability that our citizens wduld •vnr hare heard bis wonderful performaucee. In tbo Eaat people trartT a hi* concerts. Remember that only thee* who hold at least a coupoa ticket in tbe drawing can gain admission to and WIARD paltorni. and Casting* fur all P L O W 8 nothin vs*. Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair, Agricultuial Imolements GROCERS AC., AC. » I (Gm m* * Csu.) urn mme, mra NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FARM FOR SALE. fiTD IUD Shingles, Lath, &c. ary, published in Chicago, quarterly, by 8 P. Rounds, is a very useful num­ ber to many cf tbe craft as tbe usual good taste i* shown in th* make-up, and oun'aining many good hint* for all, betide* contaming four page* ot designs Debate ; Ques’.onShould th* pro.ont 'or style* far doing diffzreat kinds of work in the Jobbing Room* of county Legislature ot Michigan hare ro-olocted Chandler United States Senator. GOOD NEWS. TILE The New Orle*ni JhiMin Indulge* i a the following oa our national flag. It Oh ! if B. F. B. wculd only stay ia hardly look* as though the South has ■*acnepted tho situation." tbo Democratic ranks! specimen Copies Sent Free Ol.. V..I-AM*. Hastings Drug Store forSOcenta. The b-*t of Floor at 33.00 per 1W lira. The Circuit Court, Judge Biracy Hoyt proud ng. ta a ill in m aioa The wanotactuxe* of Giand Rapid* for 1874 amounted to WJ,5(X),O00. JOHN The Celebrated Double White Head Light C Oil, only SO cento Mare goods The trnin-dispatohiug office* uf the On Tuesday morning th* residence C.AM.L.8. R R. here been loca'ed ol Porter Burton, Esq., of Hasting* at Holland. Th* Society cordially invii* all per­ township, eaught fir* cc tbe roof of tbe C0I.C.V. Delonl of 6*ginawr to sona to attend it* meeting*, which aro ktehen from a epark which reeled appointed Collector in lh» Gib District. held on Friday eventtig of each week. from the *tov* pip*. Mr. B. hsppeaed An excellent selection. to discover it before the Uame* had Tuesday meriting a! seven o'clock tbe for lesa money at this Hdum than eny other Houae In tbe Blate. We also have a firet-dan* Bor attached to tbe House dor at Usd, exliagttisbed the firo with a fow paila of water. Tbe want of tho ladder, or a few minute* mere tim«, । would bare rendered the destruction uf JOHN M. CRAWLEY, MICHAEL GRACE. ’ FARM FOR SALE! GROCE . I-, , .. . . �NEW PUBLICATIONS. PORTABLE Tifl f\lfd»L WE . Geo. M EDITOR AVI THE ALDINE: THE ART JOURNAL 01 AMERICA nrtsiijal and Parte I, IT, III and IV an now ready. SUTTON’S Leisure-Hour Miscellany. **"* Kakha Utresrejitf iSX.TM^trhirkr 1XS.V. , PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. ' REPRODUCING Death of Gov. Bramletto-Action of 1 the Trustee.—ASuccetsor Appoint- i •d—No More Postponement.-Dnwing Certain February 27th. , I r-: >M| quaruri EnSfes: toaUon la tbo partisan aenso of tbe word yet it neglects an Import -nt and imper­ ative duty If It taila to educate Ita memtsrs in tbo great principle, which un­ derlie our government and the baato upon which It reaU. Tbi. right and duty to tbe more Important and bind Ing upon tbe farmer became tbe greater lauden of .ustalnlng tbo government newarily tall, upon him. •»— kSms P-rts L II and HI are juit Published. THE AIT JOUliAL. rasrtjaxr mu. r. d|..ul «2En.rarrn« TSEWASB aetll DR.C.E CempUl. ... U (Mnlaly nuu. el |i -Mb Ke> pnWemea Uw Wet IWI (*«• MI...ullco. bread that has dl.tlngul.bcd luclf lor speed or activity. The great leading •tyMt of the thoroughbr. a to to Improvs the breed ot other horses. Tbs meat Ulualrioua example* of great ttotters Msvoecane down from tbe rarer. The improvement ot tbe genuine breed will warrant the cultivation of tbe thorough­ bred, and tbe preservation of tbelr gageelrigy In tho most enduring rac- earnestly Inatot upon, and empiuUkally demand, that game economy and re trqnchment In tbe admlnlairallou of public aSUn that ia required of the great mass of eltlaena in private life. We believe that tbe erection of ooally building* by tho public eheifly for lame and ebow la an unjustifiable uae ol our money, which should be abandoned, and we do here and now enter our ear nret protcat against tbo contemplated appropriation of many million* for the great ebow at Philadelphia oadlod the wmsjE *®8Br«.K5 First Mortoie tains M SEMI FOR THE ALOIME, Every Boiler and Engine to toatrd by hydraulic presaure to twice ths working nrrreuro, and also ataamed up and ran, before leaving the works, to loaure Ita per­ fect workings In tho hands of (Mpurcbeaer. The BoUsr and Engine loaroTM worts complete; and the pries Inetudea Belter Engine. Faro* Pump, ritoam Gauge, Crete Ban. Gauge Cooks, Hxfoty Valre' Ktram Valve, Judson Governor, Blow Off Cock. de. urret. a>4 l...l, are islla,. 'til .aa." sastfrtErecni: cats# aa. aa .all al Ua a« la aaaUr k*.t>ckaeaiaHllal-l u reaerar aar m>> tfcareat. NbUm U kreakr niH IUlh iiHmmlUf.,.,ctaal.awlataW ia Mid a.ni«. aa4 la »>"■«. »S tka autalM e^m^ulr-'iSrt.TUsa.'te: Perpetual World' PRICES DEUVERED 01 BOARD OF CARS AT SPRINGFIELD. OKI J. Shipping Boxlrr, 3 Bonn Power, tS^OO; 4) iforoe Power. S3,& i mrjhUJ, IltHfll dl. The draft bars*, aa a family, may have existed before tho thoroughbred, bat their history has not been aa well preeerved. in tbe early history of Eng­ land, some of her monarch, paid great atieqtfcn to Improving tho breed of uacTU1 bones for agricultural purposes. Ung John Imported large honra frem yiai.ilera, to encourage tbs patron, of t. n. di eo. <r-r of acuoot fi&RJTXVrnu'r'i*! 1.1X1119 " We manufacture and furutoh at law prices. Pulleys, bhafUng, Coupling, end Haagera, also furnish Belting, Gum Ho*e, Ac. further Information will br cheerfully given by addressing the manufagturm ' of Indebtedness escapee Ito fair propor­ SCRAP BOOKS. tion of taxaifoa ; now for tho pur|x>M> of avoiding and redressing this wrong we ask an amendment to tbe tax laws of our State, providing that mortgages .hall not be subject to direct aaereamout but that the owner of mortgaged real ealate aball bo taxed tbe same aa If tho property were not encumbered ; but be may apply »o much of tbe tax upon a payment of principal cn Interest ^upon tho mortgage, a* would be a fair projiort ton to be aaaeased upon the mortgage in prorortlon to its amount aa CBrnj-or. ed with tho value of tbo premise*. THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. 7. That wo aro the ardent friend* of education, advocatlag the broadeat cul­ ture that it to poaalble f r all to attain, provision for destroying marts whose believing that the pcrpo'uallty of our free In.Ututlon* dcueiKU upon the Indlmlautlve stature disqualified them tolligauce of the ja-ople. anil aa tha faun- 3d Premium Drawing, Manh lat, 1187ft. M breeding lane oolta. Ths^ arbitra­ ■Illi Senes Drawing, April ft, 1875. ry law* undoubtedly Increased the else datloo of that intelllgeneo I* laid In tho andremodlod the form of the English MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAILROAD ’ J A^fES LEFFEL <fc CO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. ----- THE “MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGANS JOHN Q a ii Ekin'. Dinui'm . CaarareaMV. O»«» jeiifaie:. feiviv .1 Ik. Cnrt H.«m Capit'l Premium $100,000. Send to the Burdett vania, for Circuhra.Art The large draft hone waa formerly used for war to .Laud up uuder the heew —V .1,1 — I Organ Company, Erie, ' Peutuyl39m6 A 0 Tbs draft horse has been suneroeded •n tbe war path by the descendants of tba high m.ttlcd near. Tbe carriage horse U about half draft, aad the other half made up of tbe fleet, footed roadater. Thia bread to of mxlarn origin, grown out of lbs enlightened view, of social rsflneuxnt that follow. In the footsteps of accumulated wealth and Indepeudenee. Customs are founded upon the wealth and affluence of society. Wealth arsatea an abundanse; out of this abun­ dance new desires spring upto consume high ret and fullest extent and recogulsIng the fact that coarts. Ilka war, are MOROENTHAU, BRUNO & CO. necessarily destructive of.property, wo will ear neatly urge upon all tbe Im­ portance of settling all difficulties by arbitration Instead of by a resort to the THE ALDINE COMPANY, law. 58 Naiden Lane, New York. ». Thai we cwnlemplate with pride and satisfaction tbe rapid and solid Agf«l» for Mlcblgaa, growth of our order, and wo do again Pojtjwoj^ tapjmUi; Outo TlB P’aiL proclaim that It la our mission to digni­ fy necessary and honest labor, and any Applications for Agencies rociived. Detroit and Brand Baplds. Kieh Areot. .i^kM^i UKATII. KA HAIR ‘^1 talkmi, Horton 4 PIeiict, ErB. FOOTE, M.D. NEff ADTEBTI8EJ1EST8. G. P. Rowoll A Co‘«. Col....... TEAS HI Lttliftn Alitos, Ow.XWAa, new YORK, In Independent Physician, DR. WM vbieh it due to merit alone. We em r.wure ottr obi patron* tlisbil ia kept fullv up to it. Li„h ►tnndr.rd'l .-.nd it iytiie ouly reliable and ] effected jrepnrati in for lertoring Gtt.tr on Faded liatn t j its youthful color. making it soft, lustrous and silken. The ecalp, by it* ttj* lice >m<M white and clean. It rcmovri r.*l eruptions and dandruff an<L by iu tonic properties, prevent* the hair from falling out, os it nimulatci and nourube* the hair-glands. By its use, tho hair grows thicker and ttrouger. In baldness, it restore* the W A NTED.'ESlasK Business that will Pay ^8U4« af Mittena, Coo.ij at Borer. M.-Br .0- CHBONIC DISEASE, DEB MA, AU v»rt rr»« Sw.rr' OBAND UAV1DS. T. tl.I-YO g.ny tklag aboat I •at ArUsluA BOABD AVD Ku A( jariaasx.S'oia^s.'xs L“"te.“c.-j.t:L,ra^a.3rer IT nt mtui WAT IF IOWA AJD NEBRASKA, IkBntlWa 1 tarn Bnr B. B. Ct Hocliu a ftiical Practice GiFT< ENTERPRISE Mumarotu Patients ia Europe, tbo West Indlea, tha Den ini oa of Canada, and in every State of the Union. TU Mir lUl^h Oln Pliirtbatha la ik. Maetry They are eno of tbo moot ureful breads for all Fork to be found In tbe equine family, Them ia a difTcrenee between the Lower Canada French, and tho Up*er Canada pony. Wo have strung impeeericaa that tbe Upper Canada po■T. Maa hit reerabianoe tbo AndaluMn barb of Spain' dreoendod from the Mana let loose by the H panto!, adventares* Into Mexico, or oamped In the war with tbe native* of chat country. ThaeehorsM ran wild, and may have fcamdthatr wgy lutoCanada. to lurntob French and Ioillana with wild ponies, before tho tarn, boms wu naturalised. MMT Is nearly sites.t upon this sub- MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. 875,000 00 ADVICK CIVEN BY MAIL FRKB OF CHARGE. Buckingham’s Dye B. F. STI ..HU LYON A. FOR THE XtTTTTcwx.pt. * At oar Reno tree in u q :l vi too long a time, i e-trr, to rritore gray or __ .. ._L_ r.-i. we have prej..tred this dye, in one • " hick trill quickly and e.i. dually mxr.tnpliih this result. It ••,’■**0 1 ilD<1 produces a color waieli will ntstber rub nor wash off. ail Druggiata. Prin'fifty jGIFT ENTERPRISE Te ke Araos MeoJ.y, T.bauy tt»4. lilt. $5,000 00 Each in Cash ! OoePrire 11,000 Two Prises IftOO Fira Prise. »100 , 1 U.r.« A n««j. wUbSilsreBMato4 U>ra..«, O*. IIM UBIS Itnaawaiid f i.Tu, warlh 170247 Medicated Cough Candy. Michigan Grand River Valley Division Dusd Uullasi. Jaa.bUi. A. D. trj.-jsar STOPTHAT COUGH! economical IIaiuTikesmno ever used, *’ it requires fewer applicattota, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy rippcarniitt. A. A. I laves, SI.D, State' As.ayer \fMrAiacliusetta, Bays, "Tho constituents are pure, and carefully Heeled for exreUent quality; and 1 e>n skier it the Best Pmfabattox for its intended purpose*." hr! Iijk KAILUOAD. Jittai & Saiiiav TRAINd BDN »TCHICAGO TIML DECEMBER 1 5259 41 Suite! DEN Will aliaaA la .11 .. TEKMB R Untou Block. «n Mtm.rnu Meat TBIUtB M L A i.idibal Ya □ra Tan Cra Sa Pwt af lb. rria« a. n. v. - -------------------- ssegaoasii ^ssHresssi^rss* ARRE mil Treri. af Oa. aod Ms fov Wteta Jt—'Irat CUaaU.. “l oeato aay. ib. Mdlbaagk astMe THE FLOWER OF KILDARE. ' ffi Offiffi HHL BI 1 L BENET DR. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-02-17.pdf 85cbdcffdc54df15f52b7daf70de443e PDF Text Text TH« RwJauc'U' Geo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PUBLWHF.R. TJUi»» or, MJMCBirrios VOL. XIX. NO. 43 m^'nal and fibjijit® Cirfc. HASTINGS. BARKY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 187i. UTAt ClXlTHiNG HOUSE. STAR CLOH1INO HOUSE. No- Yuen. Feb B, 1876. glow into U. Sound the trumpet I Beat the Drum! iiacai*-xiMU«.. , MILOT. WHElXe*. COVNTY TnEMURtlL-Oa— la I WM I the ven.ctltK! &' thetreat tJagi- MM OM t>> MTI her, and B*l[.b Idling nicked bar un and awam to abore with BLRGHKR. mi MTU WM. UPJOHN, JOHN ROBERTS. f-nrStCIAS * flCBQEOX -PweUlai air. b«m the C^urt Hevea. or ovum in un iwom di.gu.le.). He had thought Belle much began Bail.; but Ralph TO BE SACRIFICED AT ANT PRICE 1 As we find we have still a Large Stock of Overcoats and Winter Clothing on hand, we will offer all goods Below Cost for (he next • ecurofuUy; quiraa in managing i diSkdlt aww. Church F»»t|vilg. 30 DAYS ONLY Adreat—A meow of devuioo, iadaitur four Sunday. baton* C&htaaa. at Beechar are not Ugly. 7fc Ballew, or AUBainp—A toMkal Don’t say you require no mon* Clothing this Winter, hut buy for next Wihter. for these Ipyv prices may never come again. AND T. Ik DIAMOND. roeiation of Twin Mary—J i the 25lh of Match, ut ma looking, atyhah and wall dreaeed. Men's Heavy Overcoats, $3 and 4- 1 Men’s Cape Overcoats, J<5 to 10. SIS all wool Beaver Overcoats for $10. «l V. H.YORK, It it Mid that ... ' title. This is the Biggest Biirgan of all. $25 and 30 Overcoats offered for $15 and 13. “And if 1 <k> »>'l not," deaia-yled Belle, haughtily. r euu.ider that Ralph rvplird. •No, I dea’t," auawanM Ralrh. Good Cassimere Suits, from 97.50 to 10. US and 20 fine all wool suits for 12.50 and 13.50. that they rrferrwl to matter, •uti.-vl, Boys' Extra Fine Overcoat* $25 to $ l<> Custom Made Suita, fineat in the City, I Boya* Overcoata $5 to $10. Suita fmm from tQ $3 to Ain $10—n:.4 Dirt <Cheap. from $15 to $25 only. -I Boya' Rove' Suita ’i,M. | Men's and Boya’ Working Panic $1.50 to 2. Boya' OvcijcontH from $2.50 to $4. It Hit.II 1 .< IIOl.lllKiOK 100 PAIRS MEN’S GENUINE CORDUROY PANTS REDUCED TO $2.50. ■Men’s Undershirts and Drawers 25 to 45 cents. en\ Extra Fine Undershirts and Drawers 50 cents to Cloesv Below Cost- Shoepskin 50 and 76 cents- *H.OO> ! Belle I “R Ralph. Belle d.tetmined to have emu • i.^xL She would flirt with De Vaux and tutke Ralph terribly jeafoua When (be gi4 Buckskin $1 to ®l.50. MEi\”4 CARDIGAN WOOLEN JACKETS £1 TO 32. Thia is a Special Bargain. SBKKrrr^Poe^ She had tiw much ••gnirit," *ho told ,___ .11 ..k.Jl. iaaxpenea. ••JrH ba jaat irdly," declared Belle. ISAAC W. VHOOXAN Besides all these low prices, if you buy |I0 worth or more we Give You a SPLENDID CLOCK worth three dollars. Free of Charge HOLBROOK. wonderfully, and U uotonlynotbttrJnu- Chmtmaa—Th. foativau annually ub- world. before I'm matrind. Ill let him know that he can't bead me around his little certain atagea. could be cured hy flriuk- md baturday laughed Belle. BKATH. SALISBUKY kCO. STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Lclrfbrated on Grand Rapids, Mich. 38, 40 and 42, Canal Street, ...mnhinc like DENTIST Mickiian. HasiYille, Sweet's H°Tbl> SPECIAL OFFER. ' THE THE REPUBLICAN BANNER I BAVlDH............................... *>CU Hastings Drug Store really [curoked. You will find a lull line of Dnig>. Md8idne«, Chemicals, Paintv, Odi Dye- ' Stuff and eraajhing belonging to a firat clan Drug Store. For the accommodation of such of our friends as may 1 WITH OTHER JOURNALS. Michigan Exchange. j , desire to subscribe for same other paper in connection with ; The BAN N ER, we have made arrangements whcrchf we] \arc enabled to present the following liberal terms, wit" the ; .ijnderitendlng, Aou-erer, that the order for our Journal and\ 1 either of the others named, must be sent together, and ac■ companied by the money ; and, also, that we must receive! subscription toTho BAN N ER for each copy of every one 4 -----er publication ordered from the list : other pu dtgaiiy^before'he could ge on- Detroit Free Prom. 8I0.GU. and Republican Banner. 1.50, for Detroit Tribune, 810.W, and Repablican Banner^ 1.50, for • Detroit Poet. |10.W. and Repuolican Banner, 1.50, for Chicago Daily Tribuae, 813,00 ami Republican Banner 1,50 for If you could forgive friendaiill! if noftic • aniwered Ralph, Ralph, feeling a dectre to hush. He uuderatood her perfectly. ,!o “nV 811.25 . • • • “Don't ■H MB, School Booiu. Blank Bocka, Toy and GUI Book*, aad everything in thia B. F. 8TEINHOFF “If oury mop to think, vou’d aee - fooliah year coodoct ia. You'd Cwoura IN CONNECTION • 18,50 laftin the c-junby tome brane Santa Claua HEADQUARTERS. ibliran Banner, 1.5V. for dropped * WR' h*lf rone, an* the paae- nina my Belle. I Sinital ui ftciaiical ■w-k -W-1 -jot rqn T O nn . Tuhrfo Blade. 82.00 and Republioan Banner, 1.50. for T> £ nJ llbl ! i Chicago Timw, 82.00 and Republican Banner. 1.50, for — 8 r. Tribune. 82.00 and Republican Bnnanr. 1J0. for TKBJla RBAgONADLE. Union Block, over Beaton Caah blare. i 3.16 2.80 - 8.25 3.25 - 8.15 - Buj jqq. jj aod JUpuWicM Banner 1A0, tor D^tron Pf»e Preaa. 82.00 and Republican Banner L50. for - a^mmurnKnitmi^S^ '------------, Michigan Fanner, HT-OO and RepublicanBannvr 1.50 tor - Advance, 83.15 and Republican Banner 1.50 for New Covenant, 82X5 and RepublicanBenner 1.50for ------------- I Detroit Tribune. 85.30 and Republican Banner L.'HI for J. P, ROBERTS Stop! Hearken Ye! Be it known, That ? shall keep in stock and fill to' order the Celebrated 8.40 - "Oi^jiofiD Ir^oji, for Plows and other purjpooes. -AMI ."heaeM. "Mi Ueev aatoa*MiM MU aeee be eee»Obatt rtevw W. rtn, vefteAM eM Mevew. la tbebrMU i 4«r HM re* v(l Men." MONTHUKM. Banner 8L50 for an Benner 81.50 for iS 4.86 DR. AIKIN 83-00 and RepnbliMu Benner 8150 for ion Banner 81.50 t ter 81.50 for- . 82.10 and Benner 81.50 for UM be about Ifly dayt timM called Bin Rogation mediately pt 8.25 <1.40 0.40 A FIIE ARAIK QRDWIMR RE6I0M.. L-troil ,,Poet. 8530 aadsf)Republican Banner 1.50 for , ;_n Banner 1.50 i H riMKBKRIR and Republican Banner L50 for . 8.15 8.75 ; To Whom it may Concern! TRI-WEEKp ICH. Atlantic Monthly. 14.00and. Scribner'. Monthly, an “It never fitted yon 8.75 ■ QeralaB Mit 1 Ptr cmlitaui atrnke of Bello's Joyed it. In novela luvsra always qtur ruled. Their raartohip would have 34tf - THREE MILLION ACJZXJf LANDS . wM^>m|4 atTain with Star Clothing House, W?l. H. HAVFORD Plymouth Churvh 7M 111Im Bcu Rm rfdl CCBTtS. DODOS. ROllSDOS jt;. 2.75 - 2.76 8-10 . 1.76 • 245 wouldn't Mat was with DeVatu, it A FLAM THAT WOULDN'T WORK. �SPECIAL T^e R^nJa REPUBLICAN BANNER but had beee for Marly from Wwihth. legal arbiter. of the Atmtira. th. Committee at New Orieaaa that since For the acc-ommodation of such of our ifriends as m 1*06 in Louisiana there have bera 2141 men murdered *nd 211^ wounded lor desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection u • (Synod) U. A GRANT. Executive Mati.iou, Feb. S, 1875. The BANNER, wa have made arrangements whereby tce are enabled to present the following liberal terms, w.th th. however, that the order for our Journal and either of the others hamed, must be sent together, and ac­ companied by the money ; and, also, that we must receive 'u'"; ■ which it The whip of party discipline is loreng aitnei[. ,, 1875. °Z in relation to th. ArksmtM muddte. Detroit Free Prera 810.60. and B*pablican Banner 1A0, for Minister WMhbxra.fiatlycoatr.dicU Detroit Tribun* 810.60, aad Republican Bratrer. 1A0. for Detroit Post. 110.60, aad Repunlican Bannjw, L50, Chicago Daily Tribune, 818,00 and Republican Ban annum. Rataitei* of epiriton. liquor, are to pay a tax of 1200 per annum ia aaerting hie right* Tbe people have littte and lereening rrepret for caocuare and conventions. There ia a growing ing February 6 are m follows: New York, SS,«M,8M; Boaton. 8870,281; smergeney positively traiah it which Ptdladdpkia, S902.7M; Baltimore. to keep lists of all person* transacting 880,803; New Ortean*. week ending January 30, 823.7C9. It ia aaid that a lawyer in Louisrille, th. present RepnbEcan Co^pusi low dttea. village* and township* from which they coma, and to be distributed hich a ties. Ia township* th. fund.. resulting Rxrvaucax Fu* The Republican frotr, tfts tax-are to go toward th. »op- puliticians only. party waa called into extetence to d j a Hoceao Tunnel on Wednsaday of last they are to tie distributed according to Repiilicai State Curatim When it bi« bwo faithful to that high uk and Philadelphia have but 8'2.50 cot XT 1 DAILIES bill divides tbe dealers in liquor into involve bloodshed and warfare on a three rinse*. Wbolatale mrechanta scale which the American propio little dealing ia either epiritnou or malt liq- families x-11 that ur ooiwonoi WITH OTHER JOURNALS. being State Engineer Beajamia Froot, Conaulting Esginrer Thum a* Itoane, Chief Engineer W. P. Gmmrer. Ac. The If inch a law would b» ouasiitutionsl 13JS WEKKLXE*. H.I5 Hearth and Home, 83.00 and Republican Banner. 1 50 for New York Tribune, 8'2.00 and Republican Banner 1.50. for Toledo Blade, 82.00 and Republican Banner, 1 50, for Chiaago Timre, 82.00 and Republicap Banner. 1-W.for Chicago Tribun* 82.00 and Republican Banner, 1AO t< __ n_____ ei n*. Pm.Ii'wb Ranaav. 1.50 VUICSgU rfOlUUKI. ---- —------- ----------- Chicago Post and Mail ft 65 and Republics Banner 1.60. tor Detroit Free Free* 82 00 and Republican Banner I 50 for Detroit Tribune. 82 00 aad Republican Banaer 1 60. for Detroit Pu*L 82.00 and Republican Bonner 1.60 for Michigan Farmer, 82.00 end Republican Banner 1.50 for Country Gentleman. 82.50 and Republican -Banner 1.50 ! Wamera Hural. 82.00 end Itepnbluran Banner 1.50 for Advance, 83.15 and Republican Banner 1.50 for New Covenant, 82.65 and Republican Banner 1.50 for Micbigtn Farmer. 82,15 aad Republican Banner 1,50 for !5 -u 215 .■Sdr£~““ tWTOFF 315 3 15 it has prosiiereil as ni <«tber political we bar. rarious doubt. after working with th. olh.r hands, foe leaa of malicioua personalities Grand Lodge I. O G. T. Binee tbe defeat of Chandler, reais ot in coming campaign, aa we expect the the Republican piper, in the State have party oonvration. will aetect (leanest rfieeovered that in tbe election of Judge The Grand Lodge uf Independent Cbristiauey'i '.uoeessor, politics ought Order of Good Templars, which wm in •••ion at Jackeon teat week, elected the oeighth of tolly, uf uiaduesi, to throw n to be impure and corrupt, following officer. Thursday : power of th. party may bring Mtn. of leader* bar. discovered thia Republican Judicial Convention--Sev­ G. W. C. T.-B.V. John Ruae.ll, De­ enteenth Circuit. troit. Th. people d less what | default of payment the hand, would 1» partisan '»« if th. coi>m<] m-nce* then not long before another fine of 1100 wa. ordered, on । ttoyee, belonging '.b ! been dnfrat wm right, exactly right. and tru.t to th. straight out Republican Blate, Jodicial ■plsodid di wilt they again employ asm: Republican County Convention. inti a tram.trr drawing statte yard, atriking him in the fac* king him Uowu. The arbitra­ ry rulings of ths Stone-Cutter.’ Associa­ tion will go far toward breaking up tbs is coming te cummsnd a prsmiam with only bo permanently relaMiebed on a tbs Americsa voter. Ths poliiieisn ju»t recognition erf the right* of all the publican* ran, if they choose ao Io do. may win once more, but the any of pol­ itician* is waning. Even though ths voter lie hinisell dish jnest, ba demand* publican ran secure that for the nolorad integiily with intelligence in the ad­ ministration of public interest* Tbe A rettivmeat patetieu up un aay other from as Judge Hoyt. Judge Upson, and tax-paver demand* an honestly kept | principle to-day win rarely but engon- Attorney General Marston, there i* no and wwvly administered public treasury. There ba in tbe land man of Integrity e'er trouble* requiring uther rattlewente need of looking in the ranks of the O[>- ' position for competent reliable men, comprehend the affaire and in turret* uf wbo would benur themselves and I he the nation, men of thorough buaiuee* habit* who carry into the executive State ou ths Supreme Boucb. chair tbe Mme fidelity and truth and thorougfanees which have marked all > rsue by turning it* back their private, relation* The Repub>i- .fiuilv freedom and the supremacy of law. •tor in Congress from Wisccusin, deliver»XIKL VTRIXI*. CbslnM throw, men into idleneea, and rob. their f.milie. ot thrir full earning*. __________________ rill bo tbe ebtef tower of strength. TH £ SITUATION. John RuaaeU, Detroit; I> 1*. Sagenunder inch a stsndard bear- doeph, Charlotte. Alternate*—C. P. Rureell, Detroit; Mr*. Chriatian. Pouc; George F. Aadrew* Bay City. Tbe following were electel dele'gslau General New. Hem. D. I*, tharendorpb, C. H. Elite, Mr*. right. Do not forgot that amid all Ute n n i *i___ r- *» r> reverwe and mutation* of human affair. God calmly rite on Hi. throne ; that truth will prevail over falsehood and Tariff WIL right vanquish wrong. Stand by th. New. for Petrone. Senator Cameron from Witenntin flag. Wrap the mantle of human lib- as old Whig. ward in the same unwelcome dirv<^on, A 85,000 fir* at Waterford, Vt„ oarlj A Gratin warehouse. tu cwt 8'20 ,uOO, »cr yuur comrad* and who- Thureday morning. rather than toward complete Mtisfsetiou by th. co-operatiua of Congree* and the do promptly. leader may he keep step to and confidence- Here is tbe Cinl Rights rreaid.nt; thi* they bill, which representative colored men Wednealay night firmly 1>y the principle, of the Rsputrfi- asylum and citadel and th. asylum and There wa. a 175,009 fir. at Fitt*burg. Pa.. Tueeday night. dtetinctiou of nationality ur color. In a Tbe Arkansas Congrvisi iaal Commit­ ine puuiic a Th. Newburyport, Maae ■ tilvor uiin- trade. adopting a policy of retaliation and rejuat waking to a renea of it* benefits, tee will report soon. They find that The Berrien Spring* Grange roporta Brocks and not Baxter wm elected in •l.-. __ 1 __________ >____ in auch a modified form a. to appver 1872, and will give the facts as to Bax­ The Arkansas Muddle. ter’s usurpation, and’tbe trick by which tn transporting largo package* and Garland foisted bimsdf upon tbe State. diuxrvered in the interior of H.yti. they might reasonably leave thia con- yet It i« made the pretext at the South Patrons of Husbandry of Alalama I will LoM a State Fair. Tti. Poet Office Appropriation bill ia political purpore* The parti* Tbs Patrons at Seymour. Ind., have a oommltte* but Mr. Wan) of lllinoi* tern in Arkansas. Tnis document, it thirrhatad a lot and building for their Grange Hall and stare. ith thia indication- that ths ter, and illuminate Mr. Garland in such plicil and decided. The President up Bonham ot a plow factory. The Independence Grange, No. 1,046, Center Point, la. reports 20 per eeat. Secretary Fish's retirem.nl on the 4th raving on its grocery bill* Niakara «f the Barry County A/yU/tcf Husbandry in Oregon and chaining 1^. -r- — ■_____ __ '___ Lathrop a* Judge of tbe Supreme Court. tbe President, “by violence, intimida­ He is the leading Democrat of tbe State, A dUpateh from Montreal aay. that Coagrereianal Invc.tig.ting Committee tion and revolutionary proceeding* iand though an able lawyer, is no man overtbroern,* and a new Coaafftution. the strike on the Grand* Trunk Railway that tbe irrrgulariltea attending the fcrbn* terminated thia action of Nisksrn th. infln- •nd to m« whether thia eharact.rixation liahrd elrewhsro. If, after dqe .lamination, the facta verted by ‘-Violence, intimidation and revolutionary proceeding*", which, if •hall be found to bo as the President they are sanctioned by Congree*, will declares, then the Premdent’a iuterenere aom. aetoundimr results. furnish a diaaatroua precedent to other Tbare ia a rtrong opporition in Congrrea to the fuyhar extaaaim of aewing machine patent.. In a tabulatthe ice Thursday between New York •nd Jersey City. proposition which the Sub-Committee of from the conditions of their restoration thro, erimea were committed by Repub­ tact the righto o! all elateee of their citi- lican* 1052 by D.nuxrate, 1078 by white, and 82 by black*. Tbe victim. of going book to c Ku-Klux act which authorial crate; ’.187 black, to 5W white* the 12.150 penoaa affiliating with the order A Bute Grange wm organised at Wilmiogtoa. D< la ware, on Monday. The State cunlaina seventeen subordiryland State Grange. The Penn.vlvania State Grange, at The officvnul A P Unlike. Oa Mmt'larS in William, b Dry Goods of all Kinds, . Domeatic’s in Endless Quantities. uKHummiiui Trunks, Travelling Bags P. McOaber, hold a weiabte 1 Daniel Striker e IBtb. 1875 Also a full line of Groceries Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best Come and see Kblm for Yourself Ibortnooetet Iielow —Monday J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Spooner Hepburn TEA HOLNE Just opened In Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE, the Dioeeve of ’ Xteer, Sovyy Smr of S/Jfft Sfifiif. Cburch tome e* When; can be found a choice and well *elected Stock of Staple and Fancy brought into I dark biabtna b waa reported that‘440 Granges were in exiatouc. in th. Stale, 388 of which were organiaed during tbe last year. RaMlntions in iarar of a National Cur­ rency, secured by gold, were diacuared WARRANTED PURE. AU kinds of Trait in their Beason. . Freah Vegetable* alway ■ on hand. Alao we have a full line of Ute best Grand Ma. Lamps &, Fixtures, Crockery, Claes & Wooden Ware Richmond, it wa* recommended that m week* th. mousy expense to rented will bn about 8360,000. may dsereed adviaabte. Other Incidents of a like nature A resolution Always on hand at price* that cannot be best in the County CASH Ft In V lyTtfi will find it to their attention of Congress to this matter, a* Rapid* on Sati advantage to -'X* amine our BtodE before purchasing elaewhere. HO TBOUBLE TO SHOW OUR GO ODS Free delivery to any part of the City. . Rupectfully, Spooner Ferry of thie Stare, is prominently men- Tbe (teighing ably GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIJXERY ic A complete aworUnent of all kind* of Whole and Gruuud It Spice* .pectively and through the local ageseireestablielied by the executive cot*. mittee M far aa practicable. Alto that at. of th. Forty-fourth Congreu, will minated Thursday morning by Higgins pleading guilty of manslaughter. dsfino the relation, of Arkansas to th. Herd wvliXhe ea on Friday eve Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, NEW G5R.OCER.Y licre any other influence could induce him to favor the ablaut of the oppowtion Th. Circuit Ct NOW IS YOUR TIME I ’» ashiagtou. but they expect,• nay reuat tbe logical carrying out of that great principle of wjn.l right, which ba. bran put tn a. tbe chief corner •tone of the Oou.titutkra Than w. Foot-racing ia in tlii* city. Harper's Msgaxine. 84-00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Atlantic Monthly, 84 00 and Republican Banner 81-50 for Scribner's Monthly, 84.00,and Republican Bonner 81.50 for Uppincott'o Magaxin* 84-00 aad Republican Banner 81 50 f: The Galaxr. 84 00 and Republican Banner 81.50 fur Lakeside Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for G. W. T.—N. S. Sharp, -North Ad- Godey’s Lady’s Book, 83 15 aad Republican Banner 11.50 U St Nichols* 83.00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Notional Lsrie Stock Journal, 82.15 and Republican Banner 81.50 for Horticulturist, 82 10 and Republican Banner 81 50 for Gardner’s Monthly, 82 10 and Republican Bonner 81.50 Little CuvporaL |i.60 and Republican Basner 8150 i<w The Nareery, 81 GO and Republican Banner 81.50 6.r G. W. 1. Q.-A. M. H.y* Hastiagu. i'stereon's Lady's National Magaxin* 81.60 Republican Banner 11.50 for Arthur's Home Mags sine, 82.25 and Republican Banner 81.50 for G. W. O. G—S. F. Street, Pontiac. The Poultry World, 81 25 and Republican Banner <1.50 for American Agriculturaht* 81-25 and Republican Banner fl.SU for lanti. . G. W. Cbap.—Rev. S. Snyder, Hee- Ballous Monthly Magaxins. 82.00 and RcpubKnn Banner 81 50 for Tbe Phrenological Journal, 83.0*) and Republican Banner, 81.50 fot Science of Health. 82,00 and Republican Banner 81.50 for ■ Charlotte. Suporinload.nt of Juvenile Templar. —John RnaMll. The following were elected detegau-* to th. Right Worthy Grand Lodge, which meet* at Bloomington, tllinui*. of our Republican cotauiporarie.. and pound, to any part 01 thie i. apprecLted, — York ■erehaato* tell LOI t Detroit Tribune, 85.30 and Republican Banner 1.50 tor Detroit Po*t. 85.80 and Republican Banner 1.50 for Detroit Free Pros* 85 30 and Republican Banner I 50 tor Chicago Tri-Weekly Tribitm* 80.50 and Republican Banner 1.50 fur Hepburn grain, t-f ateei . Another di Sxteen thousand donara* worth of between this r t Thlre rand Weep. lent invoicing. New York State IMPOSITION HATED I Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in �the 1 legal notices only at foil rates-tbuio allowed by law. We eon assure our State Bapsrinteadent that the Compulsory School Law is not a failure iu thia city, but increases the daily attendaare very lorgnly. Under any plan of appointment, Bar­ ry county is populous enough io keep tbe two reproMutatives abe now has, and her full share in the senate. And tbe Mme is true of Eaton, bonce we expect tbe aam« apportionment as nith- Judge Giddings has signed tho tera­ p eraaco pledge. Go and da likewise. al tho Centro Bobool Haora on Saturday Mr.S. 0. Baker, uf Jone.rille. Mich-, the Mlh day uf February, inst.. at one o’clock in ths aflnraoan to elect four has a two year old Durham steer that • delegates to tbe County Convention to weighs 1,500 potrads. bo held on tbs 27tb inst Hjjmtrner Troth, tbe aged and well By Older of Committee, kunwn colored lady, noir lira danger­ ously ill at Battla Creek. “Bile Doty," most of whose tong life baa been apeni in prison, was turned out again on Wednesday last. Indies Visiting Card. - Fraskhn Tbe Legislature Joint Committee on Printing Co-, Detroit, Midi.-A good Fisheries paid a visit to tho Beats hatch opportunity -Chas. Hilmea Jr., Tpaiery near Niles, an the 9tb mil. laati. Mich.—AgeSts wanted-J. B. Tho Michigan Central Railroad has Watson A Ou., Detroit. Mich.—Mayhow'sBurinsss t Village ■■ Ira Mayhew, aunt of their drinking habits. Detroit. Mich. Judge Christiane^ baa sent tho gov­ “ing the sapretuc ----- “ judgeship from parties, ia railed to meet at Lansing March. 3d. to nominate candidate* for 8n|ir»me Judge* and Regenta of tho University. “Negro" is what World alumnae call republican tn.mborv of Qrogruu from tbs south. The next edition will call them '-nig­ gers,'' if there are anr left in ofiles. Tho tall of the democracy is Io pnw slavery habile as very vapid. J. M. Nxvncs, Chairman City Oomm'ttec. Heatings, Feb. 171b, 1875'. • We learn that W. D. Hayes nod D. R- McElwain of ibis city, bare made arrangoments tu breed blooded poultry tbe coining aedsoa. in partnership Togvther they will have sums 15 or 20 Foot-racing irnow a popular sport FrUsanfMlniSlWkJnto 8. W. Grindrod, of Port Huron, is appointed freight and ticket accountant of tbe Chicago A Take Huron Railroad .■On tho 10th tbe Michigan Centra! railroad paid >41,000 into tbo state Lull Hbpw JHticey- LAWSON’S On Wednawley raoruing of last week the Nasbrilie Houw at Nashville, and tho board 1 ng -hoove and eating saloon adjacent were entirely destroyed by fire, England, iuas about 88,006—on which there was □n insurance in fsvorof Mr. C. CDaver, «>o tbo Central boarding Louvo uf 8500. An Epitome of the lives of prominent , Wild Flower Lodge No. 44, I. 0. G. English poets, from tho fourteenth cen­ T meet every Monday Eve. in Rower'a tury to the present time, by MIuumi Block. Officer* for present quarter: . Chancy Bernee, W. C. T.; Mra William Upjohn. । Jones, W. V. T., Mm. Knappen. W. Trras; T. Phillips, W. F. Sec'y; B. F. Sceinhotf, W. R. Sec'y; Chas. Mixer, T. PHILLIPS. LADIES. 1150,376.46. The Grand Lodge of Odd Follow* iio lession nt Detroit, and the Editor. ot JOHN PETTIT »350. in this city. Tho Circuit Court adjourned sra« on Saturday aft-moon. On the 4th page may be found “An CMe lo Farmers,'’ an interesting poem, Regular meeting of the Ccmntoc He'd well^he call for the city caucu*- trom the 1'rtirit Fvur, and “Crusade Council Wednesday Feb. 3, 1875. ■ ■f Demons’* from the CVvWsm tt os on Friday evening of next wook. Present, Mayor, Recorder, and Aid. Tbe sleighing u vplendid. but the ' bath of which will interest tho general , reader, and should, especially tbo latter, Jewell,* Mudge, Fuller. Bewmcr and ' ix-mmand the thoughtful attention of | every intoliigent American citixen. I A joint reeolutiun fixing tbo term of Of Finaacs c .mmitteewcoocamending ^ears ; malting tho President ineligible i that account of Dwight & Burrell be The ufficvr.ut Barry Ludg<* F A. M. for re-election, and making tho Vice allowed ot til 10. are to bo installed to morrow evuning And that of I. W. Vroomau be alPresident (.ineligible to the office of nt tbb Masonic Hall Medical Infirmary, IMS. fcrt-ABUSUUl .tKi.’ On tbe 11th, the balance io the stale treasury was 81,420,882.42, tho largest sum ever held hl one time by tbe state. Tho Methodist Church of the State bos 50,000 members. 462 chcrcb build­ ings— worth 82,679.500, and 265 paraonsgsa—worth 8373,475 The Grand Trunk Railway Company has required ah its employes not only to abstain from tbe use of liquors, but has very best strains. ■rwsba DR. C. A. SHtTETS FLDKIHCX OTIS I1CEE IMrass, HUXTItU Mr. Hutton was one of the early set tiers of this county, and ha.I resided In thia city for many yrars. He waa a kind hearted, genial man. and living enjoyed the confidence and respect of TO MAKE MONEY. He fyeps constantly on hand Jvo. 1, Pianos ranging Rubber BucketChain Pump ! in price from $250 to $1800. .Um, New :.lgml for England famous Organs, .Manning and Burdett Or­ gans. Homo thirty-four years since, when the county wss all a wildemees, Mr. Humphrer settled ia Johnstown and lAYHEW BUSIHESS COLLEGE, Wo give pises this week to tho part of our public echoalv fur Jana unavoidably cr .W-led out of our On Monday Sh.-nff Ucweay took D tr­ ain Williams to Hie Sula Prison ut J arkno a aeotenco uf oue year for larceny. P. McOmber, ot Maple Grove, i« drawing stone for a nsw gust mill, tu bo erected on his lots unar tho Jepd in with lurty-aix hours' filibustering in CougrasK i he bitter opposition to Civil Rights, the attempt to dictate to tbe majority and the John Brown impu­ dence, ought to open tho people's eyes. A plucky ex-Buelup girl, Mias Grace Ellen Plummer/anod a stealthy Newark marriage, laying her damages nt 125,000 After n spicy trial in the Jersey court, ■luring which site reaiThor lore lelleit to prove her case, the jury garo her 86,000 with which to calm her perturb­ The ladies of the M. E. Cbarah will [' ed spirit. Of J. M. Hessmer, Umber John Wetsort, Nails etc. C. M. Runyan, Wood Hicks A Bro., Supplier. fur Fire Dept. Cba». McCarty, > Thra. Altofi, repairing uridg« politico he waa a Detn. and then a Re­ publican, ever patriotic and true to the WsSTXn—Tu buy n small I higher Invtlnete of hla nature. In hie acres w ith woe fan( death the county loses one of her beet 4U ur ' and vinie good gravs land. O. I). Snnulding-a store. ’ HASTINGS IARBLS WORKS HIGH-TEST BURNING OHLS. Tha Best ui Cheapsit la ths M a EsnSvwr Kugtav Oil (raperler la tanieil'. Xte- lurk LafiM 0J, >*. w 0*r. e«r >•! thia wt-ek tho statement o! Dea. Jobu After tbe Nh inst there will be a pen­ Hodgkins, ol South JeHcrson, Me., alty by law, of 15 per cent on all on' wbora sou was cured of iueipiant con­ sumption by the use of Johnson's Ano­ pewl taxes- A nor! to the wise is sufdyne Liniment. We refer to thia at this time as tending to corroborate the hold u sociable at the residence of Mrs Daniel Striker on Friday evening. Feb. ' 19th. M71 ■ slavery lately existed will choose 188 of wav instructed to forward the same to our Roprvacntaliyes in the 8tate Lwg' them. The New England Stales, to­ islature with request that ho ■ gether with New York, Pennsylvania 1 nnd New Jersey, will choose 133 ; and samo liefore tho Legislature. in tbe county. Ayn—Mudge. Besunor. ' tbo 12 States lying west of tbo Ohio, in Tho pv.-foim auco of tbe Hastings |1 which slavery did not exist, will choose Amatuer Dramatic Club at Charlotte on the remaining 115. Wednralay of last week, ia wall spoken Wo learn that thoannual mooliug of ot by tbe Ltsitr Tho Grand Rapids Chair Company i» the Barry and Futon County Fire Inflonishing and its business is increasing. , auranco Company, held nt Vermont­ It disburses about 15,000 a mouth to ' villa, yesterday, was largely attended. Our new engine woiks first rate, and wa are doing better and cheaper j-»b work than can be obtained elsewhere Ayee—Jewell. Mudge. B Bentley, Hicks. Nays—None. On motion Council adjourned. Holing. Public School. Canned Fruits and Ihsh. AMERICAN tbe War Department did in the begtnning of the war. in arranging for the manufacture of what was called Sheri­ dan's Cavalry Condition Powders for th^use of the Cavalry horses, no doubt the Union would have bten Tailored long ago.—ArrAsayr. MARBLE John H. Wendell & Co. MICHIGAN. Cole & Son, THF BEAT bCBOOL IB THE STATE WEBSTER’S from the irritation produced in the throat and larvnx by taking cold, from Itrmiuibcr John Stanley has for sale an attack of Bronchitis, from incipient Consumption, or from variouv other a few buttles uf that ywwura iwyvorted causes, nothing will allay it mors speed­ Frrar* Hrsndy fur 83.00 a bottle. In cases where brandy ia used for medicin­ ily or cure it mure permanently than 32tf Dr Pierce's Golden Mediral Discovery. al purposes it l« invaluable. It does not matter whether it be a re­ Painting and Graining. cent attack, or a lingering cough, the Discovery ie in either rare equally well adapted for ita relief and permanent cure. In fact, it will cure a cough in one-half the time nereaaary to curs it with anr other medicine, end it duos, it, not by drying it up, but by removing tbe cause, subduing the irritation, and healing tho affected parts- No tune should be loot in eommeoclng the use of a proper medicine for the relief of a cough, fur unless this coerce is punned, serious nnd dangerous divease of the lungs ia liable to result Golden MediealDiw*ivery ■( sold by all dealers in | Hew, 'Atrevw ________ SlNINGEB'8 OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. Stop! Hearken ye! srocco HISUD FARM FOR SALE. FINE PICTURES Shingles. Lath, Ac. SPLENDID ORCHARD. Be it known, Tt tar in stock and fill tbe Celebrated ' . “Duuvojlo GOOD NEWS . pzcrrcriWBS i FIOTTJItES 1 I am now all alone in the 1’botogrsph buaiaraa, and at I hove made arrange­ ments to increase my faoBlioa fordouur better work than ever, all should e<U and get a negative taken. The ority of my work in the peat ia a auffieieut guarantee of firet-dara work in should be read by every friend Unioo and of peace, harmony, an< pority throughout tbo Usuon. 11 h jurrnroft market*. SIMSSMM?"* Too ranch auraot ba raid in juaioe of » v 1111 n la for Plow* and other At Granger Prices. tbe Democracy to oar sity charter, provi­ de, fcn doing away with oue etertireSnTbo Good Templar'. Lofge in thia.; pcrviaor. and leave thc.Mayvr a member ei'T, eontemplaUa holding a pound Ho- | aiablo at their Ball or. Friday evening Every lady curia, a pound •foatrmbmantr, and the gentleman are exported to buy them. „ enchant Tailors. tl.i w k« baUaaM tte n.tal.QHI. Present, Mayor. Recorder and Jew. ell, Mudgr, Beaeer, Bentley, Hicks. rith great pleasure By Aid. BentleySenator elect Eaton, from Connecti­ Tluit City Treavun-r be It is with pleasure that ws call granted an extension of thirty days cut has been appoints! to complete th e unexpired term cf Sanalor Buckingham. Mention t« tbo Brick yard of James tome tn which to collect taxes in the City of Heslinga. Apatrie! went out, o TasiTua gess in. 1 sale, a*, a fair price. dark brahma hen that meow red 8 1-4 by 8 1-8 inches, and had bate siagle i Tho beet wheal is ooiy worth 111 1-2 rxirttn ftiu in Detroit, and consequent­ yult Beat it who can. ly no more than 95 cento can bo paid Especial at ten lion is asked to tho fur it at any point as far West as thiacxneudtanJ convention calls published in i Tit truly awful low, but the markets of this issue. Tbo election thia spring ia j tbe world, with the extreme low rates one of no ordinary importance a nd ws ;of IransportatMi now prevailing will treat will have due attention. ; cut allow uf any prevent increase in Grand Master Grigga instituted a i price, nor do wo aeo any prospect for flonmhiog lolge ot OJd Fvllows al any during tbe coming summer. . Newaygo Thursday, of which E. 0. I Tbo lavnsiug says, that Shaw is N. G , and another at Grand Judge Roberts of Now Hampahire, tbo Rapids on Saturday night. A earn uf death by wail-puper pois­ democratic candidate flit govsrnor, I agreed to pay exemption money fur one oning baa occurred in TjouiavtUa. and of hta sons at home during the war, in order that tbo draft might be avoided ; nnd then agreed tofdouble the amount grains of arsenic to tbo square fool. Another drifting »now atom last iI if another son in Iowa could bo assigned I to New Hampshire am! also exempted. night, h=» ugnin blocked the railroad Tbe M lectmnn of Rollinsford, where between this city and Grand Rapids, ao Judge IL hves, made the arrangement, that there has no train passed over• the as proposed by him; but they have roi< up Ui 2 o’clock this aftororen. called on him in vain for 11 years to We do not think wo can afford to find pay wbst be agreed, end be poniotouilv card-board for tho purpose of printing rofusec Ho ia a suitable Sandidste for ■■Engagement Cards.” without pay for ihaaasse. Will this suffice, or ahcft M Hack, Ceuflh, Cough ito employes, now. Thortnomater Sunday morning, 22 e befow—Monday morning 26 ° balow>Tuetday morning 16 5 below — Tina, morning 2 ° below. It it expected that the naw Bishop of tho Diocese of Western Michigan will make an official viut to Emanuel Church some evening the latter part of next week. ” Cao day recontly Mr. A. F. Utrfyko brought into Ibis office tbo egg of a JOHN STANLEY 7iriHi Un <rf.n crims, ixjd and WIARD pt «! WING GALLERY, I shall cuMinwe wd! the beat«/ Land an d C* �bookwaxtbr E:B. FOOTE, M.D. said, “1 will took after the graln-BoWs?Another said, '1 will supervise the dairy I” Another said. **1 will take charge of tbs music f They landed in tbo great Sahara Dreect, clutched User skeleton fingon ia a handshake of fidelity, kissed each other good-bye with lip ot blue flame, and separated fur their tuinsion. The first spirit entered the vineyard one bright morning, and sat down on the twisted root of a grape-vine in sheer discouragement. Ho eould not at first plan any harm for the vineyard. The clusters wore su full, and poqilr, and iuoieus, end cure. Tbo air we- burly bewitched with their swoetneoa; healthi si med to breath from every ripenedI ■ lineas tho fiend gnsped a eluator ia bisi right hand, and sqaaeasd it with utterr halo, and to ! bls band waa red with thei liqusd, and begun to smoke Then thei fiend laughed, aad said aa be looked al the crimson stream drigiping txuia bis hand, "That mskeo mo think of tbo blood of broken hearts. I will atrip tbo v.aoyard aad egneoeo out all tbe clus­ ters, end lot the juieoe stand till they rot. and will call toe process "Fermen­ tation." And a great vat was made, and men seeing it, brought eupe end pitchers end dipped them, and wont off drinking as they went, tilt they drop­ ped in long Hum of death, so that when the Bead of the vineyards wanted to go mg down uvot a eausoway of tho dead. The Bend of the gram-field waded ' ‘ Ip tbiough the liarley and lye. une in bo found all the grain about broad. and prosperous ia Ufiutu itmt, O.IMI. JEW nn An Independent Physician, bo purest, yea. lb- wedding hour lias often been the starting place cf a Aisdpation which ended not until he who took tbe vows had fallen under tbo alleoaoaming infinonoe uf strong drink, and she. who. among thu ftrong of ora TRi KenlEUCi PORTABLE EJVGWE ' Cao. M. tt CHRONIC DISEASE, H Ml niuui Ell K Csiiicliif a Meal Pncta WitlHl Md I Britain and A morion I To arms' I sound the tocsin of a war. compared with which Boden and Waterioo and Gettysburg wore obild'a play. While we du notundomto the foe. hrt ns not limit the power of ths God in whose canto wo have enlisted. Tbe flag wa bear it not ——- iMml. Xesteoi tons will be found in the track of the host who march out 6>r the defence of the right. Bat ia the wake of thia army of philanthropists will smile the harvests < uf reformed inebriates, aad bo hoard the fathers from tbo captivity of the wiueeup . ' Tbo mountains and tbo hills shall btenk forth into singing, and alt tho trees ottho Bald shall dap their handr. On the first day of January, some yean ago. our Abraham Lincvla made proc­ lamation of emancipation for all bond­ men uf my own country. Would th>d that on the first day uf January, 1875, there might go forth in England, 8colland, Ireland and America, a prx-laihstion of emancipation lor all too akres of atroug drink That would make tho happiest of ell trappy Nor Years (l.-d eave the Qu*en ! and give Whg life and peace to all Iter subjects ! - - - - - - - - sfeg Rrssfig Bwwmaw -• —OhbfcWW. Cjmll CwH CeMMO-w la uA Mr gurr 'I'X’t jure, and staggarvd. and blaapbemml. and rioted, and fought, aad iu usd* red till tbo fiend of the gvaiufioU wa. so well pleased with their behavior, be changed bis leajdeuow irum tbe pit to a whisky-barrul: and theru ha sits by the doorway, at tbo buagbule. laughing right merrily al the fact that uut of so harmless a thing as barlsv and rye. he has made thia world a saggcstaiu if Pandemonium. Tbe fiend nf the dairy met the cvwa as they were coming op fuli-uddsred from tbo pasture field. As tbo maid milked, be said, “It will not take mo long to spoil that mesa. I will add tn it sons brandy and sugar and nutmsg. and sUr them up into a milk-pun cb. and children will like it, and even tern perance men will take it; aad. ii 1 can do more. I will make their heads ache, aad hand them gradually over to the vigorous fiends ot tho Satanic delogadowa on tbe shelf of tho dairy till all tho shining row of milk-pans quaked. Tbo fisud of music entered tbo grog­ shop and found tbo cut tumors few. So bo made circuit of tho eity and gather­ ed up all tho instruments ot sweet sound and after tbo night had Callan bo mar­ shalled a band, aad trombone blow, and cymbals dapped, and haq> trammed, and drum boat, and bogie called, and crowds thronged in and listened, and, with wine-cup in their n«ht Land, I* gan to whirl ia a dance that grow wild­ er aad stronger end rougher, till tho ro-um shook and the glasses cracked, and tbe floor broke through, and the crowd , dropped into boll. They bad dono their work so well, I these fiends of nssyard, and gram field, । and dairy, and concert-saloon, that. I on getting back, high carnival true held. Satan from his throne announcing tbo fact that ther£z was no dan- ; ger ot tbo earth’s redemption so j I IM as tbo vineyards, aad orchards, and grain-Balds, and music, paid sush largo tax to tbo diabolic- Than all lbs TEAS; rntatiCwiMU. Fn.tei.iiWte.te <k ar. ik. MS Au •» ■aaA tieU ksaArM a IOWA AND NEBRASKA. Tte BhtWh 1 MBSHrt Rira B. H. Ql T sftiu wTu>a ■turtr**Ao Fuewah. A sale Dsrtiag.8eeg Aako Ao We mauutactaire and turn lab at low prtcva, Pulleys, .Mbaftlng. Coupling* and lancers, also fftulah Belting. Gum Hom. Ac. Furthrt Intorvnalton will be cheerfully given by addressing tbe tuauafscturvre .•/ si j^i u UuarasuA Im im.i so- ke M MICHIGAN asA ik»» mu, ifsar ik«>< lk« SMIliaaar A.. 4 BM U CENTRAL. RAILROAD As THE P ijsxsfx; Medicated fc»“ Send (o the Burden tnia, for Circulars."^ Cough Candy. BURDETT ORGAN Organ Company. Erie. Eeunsyl39mG 3® DEN’ Kaki®. tPMSE Sweet'9 wax Ok Gnat MSI P®,SHMiiMil One Prize $5,000 in Silver EEs t™™ MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. tbe 27U> Fkmcaby by tbe public Hi­ lary of Kr„ upon tbo occasion of their fifth aud last Concert. SHU — Drawing Certain or Money Refunded. their professional men aad artisans shall throw tho bottle out of tbo back window. Il may require a struggle, bat what । great and grand aad glorious thing was ever does without a xtruggte I Lu: Mt the descendants of mon who fell at Drumelog end Bothwell Bridge talk com plain i ugly about aaerifiaes ! My next word is to parents ' If 1 eaa persuaae you that your present course of taking intoxicating liquor in PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. Grand River Valley Division Woo and frvaAvu of wurA. Thin hair)» thickened, fallen hair checked, aad Laldnaae often, though pot always, cured by its use. Nothing can restow tbe hair when tbe foRiclca ern de­ stroyed. or the glands atrcplfkd and decayed; but such as remain can saved hr thie application, ami stin.iiIkted into, nativity, k> that a new growth of hair i<-proliimL Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty rcsliment, it will keep it clean ami vigorous. Its oceasional use will prevent tbe hair from turning grey or Calling off, and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of ritalily it gives to tbo »ca)p arrests and prerents tho fortna­ tion of dandrnC which is often so undefuily and offensive. Free from those deleterious snUtaacea which make some preparations dangerous ar I inju­ rious to the hair, the Vigor ran oolr benefit but net harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIIl DRESSING, nothing else can bo found an slminble. C.mtaitdng neither oil noc dye. it dure not eoil white rambeir, and yet |a»t. long cn tlte hair, giving it a ri.ii, gkr .y lustre, and a grateful perfam-. Prepared by Dr. L C. Ayer (t Co., rrxMwl meA * r-lrtl^ l Ctea«us^ IA>WELL. MASK First Kirtiap Praia M Death of Gov. Bramlette-Action of ths Trustees—ASucoessor Appoint; ed—No More Poetponementk-Drawin| Certilnfabnmry 27th. WISH 1,.' -if Va liLIajB Jaciai & taiiui Surpcal ai DEN’ Union Block, ore; jsrsjfogigg; lUSHB.TIJPnil i eTlsoA m ul'wJZktiiVf lifi fig inmuiii '■SZHuTlrs;' {23Ksix.!: V wUhMl say further |was. of your son and say, ‘•Farewell: I thank God that 1 can trust my name you on!“ in that Vrac you will be mure MATCHLESS" OF KILDARE. us all to be busy. Tbe sun and tho moon in six thousand yean bare rested only part of a day. and then it took a miracle to stop them. Nothing that ■ God ever made, animate M*. inanimate, | human or ang.lie. can stford to quit I wyrk. But tbs outlay o( human ensrgy often leads *to insbriatioa. Men have much to do that they think they and pull out tho cork ef your wino-bot­ tle, k> let the beverage wh«A hitherto has made year lipa smack, go into the ditch. You aay you hare never been harmed by it Granted. But remem­ ber what I tallyoa this first day of Jan­ uary, 4875—that ii you proceed with your present idea about intoxicating liquors. the prebability ia that yonr son John, or George. or Pater, or Henry, or James, or Frederick, will brook your SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. EuSHrI Sskieg s blesslsg frem Molber. Ae §100,000 00 Het with tbo ciwk end clanr at glaeBM'aad decanters, but with ths stroke of tbo bolls of the English Chapel, a——-'— - Church, end Scotch Kirk, all ■toflNafl In «M chime, would wo ring tho old ywar out aad the now year ia. FwAtlag thoi palm of toy hand against against the pTi st y~Tt~_ a clenching tbo ypura. — and lagwtK tho*back port of the band, and than jerking my arm backward so an to bring yan a little farther over this war: I fliYe you • warm-limirted ChristfM grip, uud wish you a Happy New Year. 1 aeeapt with pleasure tbo invitation at tho Nnotfrah Tomperanes League to writs their aan ttal tract, fur I am by blood partly a Scotchmen, have high ebeek-Maas, aad am rery stubborn VtoMlttaaklam ri*hl. Now that J A.MES LEFFEL <fc CO. Wtnfl THE FLOWER • tie ntasteio DIKCOUXTH $200 multitudes of profoseimtal men have found their nervosa system eahauiiol end their brain ktfaergic, and have re­ sorted to this dsngeroes help. Now, wbat a man eannol dowiiboat perpetu­ al stimulant I do not believe bo ought to do. You are responsible for no mure strength than that which you have in yonr erm, and for no more speed than you have in your foot, and for no mare vivacity than you have in your brain. shipping liaxlrg, 3 Horae Fewer, •£<■>; 4J iforee Power. $3,to. ' JENNIE. FARM FOR SALE! 8d Prenuuc Drawlas. Much 1st 187fi. ; 4th Items Drawing. April 5. 1874., ! Capit’lPremium MOO.OOO. j � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-02-24.pdf 8bea844bcc97aa0f401cc62c79cfab93 PDF Text Text Trf! f\*pil*uciyi Ceo. M. Dewey, VOL. XIX. NO. 44. WMil 9pd BUM? Cliff. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1875. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. UTAH CLOTHING HOUSE. WHOLE NO. 978 waa that Old C«Wb turned. The chfl. Iwt BALLAD er TTitY 00©-q dreu atarsd at him, but did not follow DIXGTOX. him nor Acral at him a* th* preview* i rabble had done. They war* too th‘i miliar with him. Tb*r mv him Mwry I day and lived io mortal tear of him aad '1 of what dw.U with him la bl* diraa.l wiu u: a, .14..tXTJI. abode. Aa he opened . th* door they XkM* LteMI Oevaeet. I ■HAM Sfft’IkSSCt oiiii iwi w Ma, worn mb hi TO BE SACRIFICED AT ANY P 'mstfJge&gtag fat1 As we find we have still a Large Stock «if Overcoats, and Winter Clothing on hand, wt^will oner all goods Below Cost for the next DR. C. RUSSELL, TSartMTSK ■££ 4= fit 1 whlehtadMMMteMtiM th. drar mt .MM of my heart i*"*0aaalt 30 DAYS ONLY Don’t sa’ , you require no more Clothing this Winter, but buy for next XV inter, for these low prices may never come again. Men's Heavy Overcoats. $3 and 4Men's Cape Overcoats, $5 to 10. $18 all wool Beaver Overcoats for $10. This is the Biggest Bargan of all. $25 and 30 Overcoats offered for $15 and 18. Good Cassimere Suits, from Vf.5O to 10. 918 and 20 fine all wool suits for 12.50 and 13.50. Tb* latter. after Unking around cau tionaly end lu toning atteativaly, upxaed the doorjof another apartment A* be passed from one room to the other, lie i teemed to ahi ink and wither, to retire within biaanlf—actually to dimiauh ia eiae Hie mouth screwed itorli into painful distortion, and bia eye* became I fairly frightful in tbrir ampieiou*. reat: lei* glare. Th* dog* knew better than $25 to $40 Custom Made Suita, Gneit in the City. from $15 to $25 only. Boy*' Overcoats from $2.50 to $4. -TTOXXXTI It '•-J God only knew* how wtaeta each tL tamninarion has ooet my Keart. Bat there i* M eaerifine too graaf for my oourage when it i* proved to b* for th* int*r**t» of FraoM- Far irem having any c*s*a of complmitr, I have nothing to Mydrafta-pra&of th* attar-hment end nnd*nu*! ot wr b*!ot»i -wife. pounced up»n it with the greed of long­ continued huugor, But it waa white and bar* and teetotere and they o «-li abandoned it. uttering pitiful whine* 'U* down ;' inaried Old Caleb, a. they can* up to him and looked into hi. face bee^blntly Tlt.y Bed to a corner and eat down on their heuochre, , where they licked tbetrnbupe restlerely. 100 Pints MEN’S GENUINE C0F.DUP.C~ PANTS REDUCED TO tt.50. Men’s Undershirts and Drawers 25 to 45 cents. Men’s Extra Fine Undershirta and Drawers 50 cents to Sl.OO. Gloeav Below Cost—Sheepskin 50 and 75 cents- Buckskin 81 to 81.50. SOS MEN’S CARDIGAN WOOLEN JACKETS 91 TO *2 is a Special Ba rgaia This Besides all these low prices, if you buy $10 worth or more we Give You a SPLENDID CLOCK worth three dollars. Free of Charge ' wSTfi. HAYFORD, remove reek by stick, a pile of wopd which lay in on* cjraer, then to drag away two ot thro* board*, and finally to lift a trap-door. Tris revealed a flight of deep narrow etairt, which he dawetndad, carrying the candle with bin*. On arriving at th* tool of the itaira he «toff»d to listen. Not a Bound. The dog* XmK bar* given warning of any drew aba wove. Tb* daughter, no; ponaaring tb* fotritoda of her mother, wa* Mbbrag aloud. The whole w«etmblyaroee. Tears blmd.d nrarir all •ye*. Joeophlne eat down and leaning bar pallid forehead upon her hand, liat*Md to th* reading of the act of aepa ration. Eugen* and Hortwee etool by tb. rid* of their mother, the daughter weeping eonvwlairely. » Joeephtoe, ai th* reading wa> fiiiebed, tar a moment pveered her handkerchief ' •!BS£triBs!s.5texntSBs: Arret; lead* be.«i>l re4 »U. re* ell trelmm “It?^7 Mavllew,” atir exclaimed. Grand Rapids, Midi. 38 40 mid 42, Canal Street, DENTIST Nuhillc. OLD CALEB'S HEVAMTlOH. SPECIAL OFFER. Bickiiai THE REPUBLICAN BANNER body that (hould attempt to invade thia placeF’ A horrible gnn orwraproad hie ta*tnne. •■Let ma M*," bo mnttored, “it b al­ moat Chriatmar. Had I better wait another year T ' The priauipa! U all there aad a Util* more, but there ia th* int*r- Hastings Drug Store IK CONNECTION WITH OTHER JOURNALS >Sd puMiai •• <*IW) LYON A roRTEIt. Fre*rtotore- . For the accommodation of such, uf our friends as may ■ desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with The BANNER, we have, made arrangements whereby we are enabled to present the following liberal terms, with th* undarttanding, however, that the order jor our Journal apa ' (either of the others named, mustbe sent together, and ac­ ! epmpanied by the money; and, also, that we must receive . I one subscription to The BANN ER for each copy of every other publication ordered from the list: . B. F. STEINHOFF. *11.24 don't know. A *iraage toellrg eeeuu to toll me that I ihall not work much longer on thia dreary ta*k.” A long quivering ugh aecaped him. "Let the hound* go another dav aicended the riain, and hi* aecent w*a hiatesed by an unueaal notM. The dog*, who had bean trained to re­ main perfectly quiet under each rirt'-miUbom, except in c**e of intruuon, were moving about unaaatly. -Whai i* it Tig* f What i* it, Won?" bi exclaimed, in a whi*p*r. Having reached th* upper room, be MS it mn, School Book*. Blank Books, Toy and Gift Book*, aad everything in thia lia* to pleat* Old and Young. • Suite Clam HEADQUARTERS. This is th* plare to bay your preeent* Wi bar* th* beet Km of good* that wa* ever brought to Baiting* Call and examine for yonrrelf and you will find our stock complete. Itotaembcr th* plane, th* Old Stand, eign of th* OtUra Mortar Sitfical ai Mttaica! DENTIST J. P. ROBERTS. iKmnPEUiumunAnMii 1.15 3.15 TBREK MILLION SCBES LANDS JOHN STANLEY tstMs to isrsorsitx. Ona lat CntTlftr Cat Hast x. r«, e A. rw.i . L.. A HK UAliriOaiM IEUII. ■■Como io," and Lucy in her cotton track and ecrap uf,a ehawl, camo run­ ning in with her r.av check* and her tired with bar daughter. Night earn. little cold band*, glad to find a co*y The Empercr. utterly wretebe-i. had tori kitchen with it. rad-topped rinve and i tHaced himself in the bed, from which to ipitling irampkia, the picture in every b* ejected hi* faithful wtir, when th* door wa* (lowly opened an* Jonephin* tromUiogly eaterwi. \ Hra-eye* were (wolleu and her hair “Everybody has to haw*, a roeitinj fire to-day. 1 think, with all tbiv cold.' • Mo« avatybudy. I eoppoee.” ing M yith baaiialiug. tottering (tap*, “What ar» you <r-— — ■*“ -- — ah* approaches the bed. Tbea, in n delirium of grief, all th* pent-up lov* row F’ inquired P. of her Heart bunt forth aad *b. threw dieh to ataad awav. <io to meeting that'* all.’ hereelf upon the Iwd. draped th., neck What a» jx« gwiag to mwi of the Emperor in her arm* end ex­ “IT. ThankagMag. yew. claimed. -My bualMind I my hueband T* aeeeoding ha imitated. ‘T might tako ' two or three cant* and buy the bound* ' eome acrapa, I isppoee. Il i» four day* ria** I have fed them- Bat no,” be . added after a moment’! irreeolutiun, 6.40 GROCERIE Fm tell perUrJer. i^eln rf A. A JOHUMHl *«Ueg Lee* ComwIMeeor. tfk*. Kame*. “Go back!" be *aari*d. going back they alowly remouatraneo did ha offer hit torment­ or! ; bat b* piek*d up and put in Uta pocket an old tone which one of them threw after him. At thia a fresh etorta *f je*r» aro**, but OldOriab paid m attention. Prrhape bo waa airaid of wearing out hi* boot* or draining hi* coal by pursuing th* rabbi*. At all events, ho w*ut meekly on hi* way, looking neither to th* right nor )*lt And of course tb* boy* soon abandoned in disari on* taunt into retaliatory macaora*. Old Caleb wended hi* way (lowly up th* (treat, hi* wye* rolling nbout watch­ fully and hungrily. He punned a Un. on the extreme outride edge of th* riaewalk, and e**med to ehnn any gTMting or even notice. He aoo* tarn•d into a poorer rirwt, thence Into other (till poorer one* and finally Into a nar­ row alloy. It waa a rmaarabl* place. Th* houM* nM .,4 AWanMataJ aaar <n-.a»h«a and thickly popuhtod lutaad of approached H* rriaed a (tiek of wood and hurled it al them. They dodged, ran pait him. and crouched in the oppoait* cor­ ner of th* room. OH Celeb waa apeli-boucd with die­ may. Th* dog*had been traiaad never to outer that room. They crept toward him with u drange, larrfbk light in their eye*. He atood atdl, watching with fnghtened gaao th* Ini**, who, aoeirid to have aom* fixed, aottiod parpaeaj Thi* purpoM eeemod aoddealy to, dawa wpoa him. With an oath aad aL aof terror b* dad into lb* other.man dog* bounded after rim. uttering; the Ernpree*. It wa* al the L’alaoe of FoaialMblcau, the lait day uf Novem­ ber, 1809. Dark cloud, obeoured tb. aky and a treating wintry <ind moaned through th* towers of the caatle. The Ecnjeror and Emprea* dined alone. Neither bad the heart Io apeak a word. Aa the attendant* retired at lb* cloee of the repeat, at which it wa* eaid that neither could eat a mouthful, lb* Em­ peror, nab and trembling, took the hand of Joeephine and eaid . "My own dear Joeephine, you know how 1 bar* loved you. Il ii to you alone that I owe the few moment! of •f happin*** 1 have~kaown in toe world. JoMphiue, my deatiny U atrongar than my will. My deareet affec­ tion* muat yield to the wrilfar* of Franco.” Tb* dreadful - blow proatiatod the Empreea aul ab* fell fainting to th* fioor. Tb* Count de Boaumout waa called, aud by th* rid of the Emperor, Joaoj.hine wai borne, apparently lifei*M, to hrr apartment Queen Horteuae (her daughter} w«» aummoned. Sb* raid reproach fully to ( ( -My mother will deK.ud from the throne a* aha aaceudod it, tn obedience lo your will. Her children, content to raaounca grandeur* which Uro not mad* them happy, will gladly go and devote their hve* to eomlorting the be*: and moat affectionate of mother*." Ttw Emperor eat down and wept bittorly. Thau raising bu eye*, flooded with here, bo mH to Hurtenae, whom be loved with parental fondaM* : “Do not leave me. Hcrteqe*. Stay by me with Eugene. Hripma to.auw■ eol* your mother and render her riffiii, i rarigaed aad aven happy, in remaining mylrteod -rile aheTririM to be rij and __ XI. i Eugen* (JoMphiM’a ea) mo* name ■ from Italy. He immediately repaired i tn hi. mothar’a apartme.4 and clavpriy frightful growl*. (to aa rurrrynta.) •SSSSJS*___ _ ___ KC aad many half-clad, poor, human •rMta^mad. ap, in a d*grM. by budling together, the warmth they DR. AIKIN, U Mostm BL, Grand BapUa. KM. gLg»*l ngriiiie wt mm* rrtgtBjemieaat -Wbair Mid thelmpmure. With deep Miction, -will you, n •d ate* forsake m*F' Oyeters to cry with the ooW, and Rutger aad I hare beau wall to gridiipe and k*oj> the fow all along.'' Maiiera looltod en interact"! that Lu­ cy want ou, -rttaphen IMmau *vaa .topped in thia marring with, a- pump­ kin pi* foe to-morrow. And (rid *ocaa ”8m rin Lucy," Pmndia. �BEAD THIS!!! WU*1- individual :a- Luko Olmstead and wife were buried New York may ba extravagant, but John's Gui)d is n charity pelobtatod foe the thoroughness and eyalem with which .amo grave, a very unreal |occnnw«e. The deceased wore among the oaxhsel Millers in Kalamaxoo, and had roaabed Irouary, eml from thit disposi­ tion, this W IN ifflNUS, TO on I Blffl! Michigan ia fraxan aa tax eewum ior tae un­ it or ten y airs, with and eeant clothiag hicb are too “vast” or too huardous 1250.000, gild, all designed and made to invito private capital are e >tnmended with almost infinite assurance "to the in this Sty. The amouat looks vsry large for those favorably attention of Congress and hard times, but it is nuf business mon, or thorn in active busimu, who do those buitr than i> We only want to sell just a invalids the froth air and nourishing th. Bind than th!?££ uEXulT£ thia terrible winter the Guild liaa fUruthouaand tamilire, twenty tUoniand per- The Coming Centennial. kind of material will eventually come tu charity must dose its oporatioai. Many How lung this stagnation is to c mtinuo thor nonaideranou A few Words to Feeble end Detioste Women. ' / '■ , Mr. J. H. Page has toou appoin 1 that has boun wd and Gensral Paaoengw and Ticket Agent te an longer .-dfl.M that (h. 0 R. a L fiailroa-1. i» pWce of July 4. 1876, witness in Philadel « will -------- in.n.4.! R­ resigned. Hia office ia would thinki Union I'seifiS phia 4be opening of:a grand exMUtin Gnnid Rapid*. *- » igbof thiswoH to icdofammomio <mr ose hundredth Railroad furs L|lh«W. wtort gill b. byfoTtko Mt ■ipiieiag event of the kind ever seen in Credit Mobt!i<r conetractiou tors, and unprincipled Congressmen. money than they know what to do with. And for this tho Notional Grange gore It scsos horrible that with so much sums should be spent on mere oraamon ftata-u; but it ia a comfort to know that if the money must be thus spent it is all paid out ia ths oounwy- Tha Amerioan artists and mechanics have outstripped Thursday teaming it waa announced their French ucmpetiiurs. anil to day riiiladoipht >nt in. enabling the royal York rapporta ita oharil.es nobly. I. as a physician, who ia daily oonault' mon than could coup try at largo, ae an offering to patri- r.<tu< GKO. M.DBWta. nger it ia neglected ployment aa it M Replicas _MCM> iSSWSJteJjSttX.'K people are getting a benefit, ,4 P. faHKiMiee1 Beetle f. «<»•«. sad timixe and Ohio and the Penn- POST OFFlt We dare not tell the public, we are making better work ths ever before, for fear they will come too thick and- fa-,t. We terribly excited when we have too many sales, and now ny^ we have come-down frnty-Ftri MUn ® tael B®, > .remua, little because you may all come at once and Frustrate us somnri so that we cannot do anything. McClellan, of Auburn. We bad some talk with a man from California about M-ndru him Thiriy-five Top Carriage* and that almost Unfits ui Tc; Ingham county to hold a poultry show business besides the at Hasan, March 5 end 6. No entry thk-flurafegyear: P. B. Loomis, D. Merriman,’ E. A. Webster, W. D. Thompson. H. H. Smith, and W. R. Reynolds, of Jackttu; E' O Grosvenor and A. I*. Edgerton, of Jonesville; John tee will bo charged. Competition is CUTTER which will be given of September next. Republicxn Judlolxl Convention--Sev­ enteenth Circuit. Of anything mure discour- iroating such difficulties than that, the tho rates will fp> as high or high than give their girls the mucus <>( controlling principles of which teach tbo reducing ever. Tbo railroads have us. And in a measure their circumstances by a speaking of quarrels betwenn corpora­ tions, tbo th« lucky man Iwt July, ti>at got the Cutter. We troo’t "He is too lucky.” University. Tho time fixed ia the day let him draw thi« ye*r. Warning the people not to come all at once, we are verj before tho Republican State Cocventiou Truth Telling. Four delegates are requested to attend from each.reprwenUtire district. lions dictate . a treatment directly the reverse of tho one adopted for them, their cases would bo deplorable indeed. The Pacific patents that facilitate tho transmission ut messages, afid immediately H attacked that monsirou* monopoly, ilut Wosurn Union. The first shot fired by the I', and A. was the redobtlon of ten-word messages to Washington, Philadelphia, Albany or Boston, and to pl.toee between WSTrfoK or M sKai ‘*1. If the maker of an endorsed note pl« s judgments ore so entirely gain over by vaflity, selfishness, passion, inflsled prej'udicvs. and fancies long i 8jch is dulged in ; or thry have tbo habit UUeSUUrwMessass. awl easts ing in the transection 'o repel it. ‘-2. If such ondorwraont be that of a firm, tbo bank discounting the note un­ der such circumstaaas must at its peril ascertain whether there was any S]>«ial authority, express or implied, far one partner to sign the partnership name as an aceommodatiou endorser " Cbslmse tUrrjC*. Hee- Republican County Convention. as commou-aouse should dictate to every ’ A R.eeMksa Co«su C.««eUea u .i»si tw intelligent lady, take auoh medicines as 4>I kuo la nonuot U>« Cees^ «f i»»"V la was compelled to follow suit. Now tbs rmbody tho vtrr beat invigorating ton­ «i.u <>.»•«»»« :o to arts »iJmS»o». ..is, to tiated by the maker thereof cairiee up­ ics aad nervines, compounded with P. aud A. managers are arranging for a children till they are old with special reference to your delicate raduaioo to all points, and the Wattoru on ita fees the preeumption that the eusystem. Such a hapjij- combinatiju you oaaulMte4oeaa>q4aaefrrds*vnaue4.si u«. doroer is a imply a surely, and, haacw. ill fine in my Favorite Prescription iX’ ■ an tietow. f«lUrrr Cu*s v.»»Jter eitor tho ordinary coarse of business transac­ llrt. silt be «st HIM tions. It ia, moreover. a well-oeltlod principle of law that a partner of a firm controlled the business, and tho AJtlltbffnUKEll. cannot bind tbo other member or memnVal: uvre luriwi uf cvuiiacis V) suretoms all your former elasticity, and driv­ Aud this struggle, aa in the case of the I tyehip on accommodation paper, without ing tbo bloom tfrbm from joat checks ; railroads, will result in no permanent good After a brief fight a combination A STRANGE ACTION. child that early dereloos a tact at hand- that continual strain upon your vital j the knowledge and consent of tho other will be made, and tho old rates will be forces that renders you irritable and . member or members. Such contracts fretful, may all be overcome and subTho postal package system is keeping tho express companies within bounds, out ono practise more business, and, unices its eonend why should not tbo came depart­ any other to the Patrons ot Husbandment do oar telegraphing ? Then’s a qcevtion to be considered. party reeei ring the note with the endorseRailroads from the National Treasury." Theodore is off the stand, aad now neglected, readily yield to IL and if ita use is kept up for a reasonable length of time the special cause uf these peine stated by Chancellor Walworth : ia permanently removed. Further light ily, who swore dfrwctly that she saw chief grievances of which tho Grangers Elisabeth Tilton silting in Henry complained, and if tro do not mistake Ward’s lap, with bia arm about/ber. aud that be came frequently To see 1870 there were 144 local societies which her in her chamber. This testi­ lulions, addresses and remonstrances ia druggists. mony created a aenutlon, as might bo behalf of tbo agricultural interest, on supposed. Beroher’s lawyers were ignary course of partnership business. Ducal Courtesy. He must, therefore, at his peril, make There are two winter industrial schools the development of country by the1 building of lines uf railroads one of tho first duties of the nation to day, and Im a neglected cough or old, which migho hare been enrol by a small bottle of Liquid Opodeldoc, or wbat is the same Cut this notice out and .bring it buy end use Parsons’ Purgative Pills and tail of relief and satisfaction ' suffer great things,’ but that domestic courage which compels Jiim to utter eraati-sounding truths ia spile of present tacoDVeMionce and outraged sensitiveBOM or Maaibilily. TrottolMling, ia its highest sense, requires a well balantod mind. For instance, much exaggera- « Truly Yours, J. L. REED & QO. THE ALDINE COMPANY’S NOW IS YOUR TIME I Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. sold State Affairs. Come and see n . If any of our n_ nastiuga, Bejit, 9tb 1174. Mr. Edwin Phelps, uf Pontiac, has preeeutod tho Agricultural College with a yearling Hereford heifer. A eorres|*mdout of the Detroit writing from Flint, Fob. 11, says that tbo Chicago ft Lake Huron railroad company has eommenoed work vn ita now bridges over the Flint and Thread J- S’ GOODYEAR & CO. They are talkin tore Manufacturi Rapids. Why ea Spooner & Hepburn Leisure-Hour Miscellany, REPRODUCING XEW GHOCEHY A1SD TEA BOI SE, Just opened tn Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE, Soupy SiBt Of Sfflt Sf/fiip The London Where can be found a choice and well selected Stuck of Stapk Art Journal, and Fancy . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. CONFECTMNERY kc. { SCRAP BOOKS. to the sum of 1200,000. lug at Battle Cre gar iso a State represented. Good Templar's on Friday eve. A complete assortment of all kinds of Whole , and (Iroimd Spices WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in thbir Season. . Fresh Vegetables always on hand. . Also.ewe have a full line of the best Lamps & Fixtures, Crockery, Class & Wooden War* Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County Company No. 1 at the Engine Rm March 5th. at 7 Justice Dayfon will find it to their advantage to « before purchasing elaewhere WO THOUBLETO SHOW OUR GOOD! Free delivery to any part of the City. Rexpectfully, Spooner <&• JJeuVum. Look IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTFD . Iv-sr inmatov special meotinr of the stockholders a Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS . State? other column. fort was 300 co loyalty too, we are . During his via ot the Grand Rp for Yourself SUTTON'S Fmkfiwt and Ludington next season, obe swore directly to „ tbo foe*, that Beecher Usd confessed the rv.h.r d—mu., ;« Mr. Dm.’. .pItI j„,, beast that they tbo blue, and electing them , Ths Croquet W laccru. Notwitiutiudin is lively nt ths St Grand Rapids. Tueaday mornin thiah weigh 8.00 lbs strut norms raywEwerae. J. Loo Rood ft Co’ lent one ; but wiU Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest Gebd - as - the - best s and - Good ad been put forward. But when Blate after Stale bringing rp that Mn Moulton s to*. ual Church cu-Tm Remember tho Trunks, Travelling Bags, o.xtr arsrasaurnox. critic policy of land grants, and such that sky bad boon a nurse In Tilton's fiuully, and told whnt she had seen. other subsidies as would ensure their tl a CH-tf JS Qab i Part Immediately the information was -given being built, with the least possible de­ tied ia Oakland county ia 1821), died at to Tilton's attorneys, and Mrs. Carey uo connection whatever with ita ordinary Pontiac Fob 8. Parts L H and lU arwjust Published. Granges are in favor of such subsidies, Mr. Webstar Snyder baa resigned his THE ABT JOHBIAL. result by tho doctrine as laid down by position as Gmioral BaporintondeM of tingoa the stand ot Joseph II. Rickards, the Canada Southern Railway. Mrs. Tilton's oalv brother. Ho very they are tho most likely to bo of a England, reluctantly swots to having seen the fraudulent character, as tbo National Judge Dillon.—JGretort f BmIo-. train, ae. ,M H A.) I II. *1.* Grange, io convention assembled, last The Recent Senatorial Elections. Wretorn Division. Ho -Amour the many indications well calculated to arouse tho solicitude of the South Haveu Division of the Michi­ and sail as little aspouiblo But the great interest in ibis famous gan .Cent ml, tho office having been trial is yet to come. Beecb.r will tako e bollshod. * ploring the National Government to for- elections by Legislative bodies conirolleu Mr. J. D. Footer, late General Freight Agent of tho Sheboygan * Fond du Lu SEMS m THE ALBIIE, apicnoua for their hostility to the Uniod Railway, has beon appointed General the fur will fly in earnest. Hu friends Westaro Passenger Agent of tbo Grjai rants. With true French courtesy be refused, a "Washingiuu lobby. No measure has wreppUm him, and come appear*, tbfl Friday morning Mrs. .Front Mdulton Wo would like 16 inch dry mapb Ills IM HMRI mi MI NEW PUBLICATIONS THE ALDINE; THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA. measure of their sympathy. But a true man does not think what his hearers are feeling, but whit ho is wring. -­ Arthur Ih’.pt. David Ward of Pontiae, one of the largest pine land holders in the State, has no faith in the proposed oouity sys­ tem of collecting taxes. Jamss Jenkins of Jlerrieu townsbip, On any other principle it would-be Berrieu county, who settled in Michigan in — ... .lr_j i*-l ia coliar nature uf French politeness. taught, braider- caa geutlemaa, who waa a witoaee to the whole scene. A short time agv the Duchy de Mouehy was returning to LOG Warmer. &»’.d 114 1-U matter court,'lays down the following legal • the thing ho truweth and that it is a sumption ia fairly fastened upon the casual function which may be fulfilled They also say that partner to render bis 6nn liable for the at once after any lapse of exercise. But, t. of those who dit ia tbo first place, the man who would endorsement of tho firm name on ocjuui- K.. .t.1 tUrT»*.saiUMse4tw<k» i.»a»~n.s Ct mb tie iuumu msr tr»»«rtr Ut.t, U« C's.veties ... .. our Customers about the middle attendency to make more trade thw we uray to was Wes: for *16.00, which makon trareliii” treatment. GIFT Richard Messer, of Carlton, critic Central Committee, to bo held at Ires speculators. bankruptcy of Eariekeou * Boyd v*. The Bank uf North America, Judge Dillon,, of the United States Circuit tortured by any further treatment. They — JI- -_.l . .1,.___ •___ can earn a support k..1 ousrofieifs tJfctf aw The Fort Wayne, Jackson ft Saginai truthfully and fairly tbo sentiment of its not result in a largo direct profit, tho poultry raising will be vast egricuttursl membership in its united result will at least bo of untold course on this point. At least we know benefit to tho country Wo hope to see the Republican Farmers of Central solicited for exhibition. great enterprise offered as A State Convention ot tbo democratic 1 to from ovary part of the or scheme to plunder the people-for the. Endorsing Accommodation Paper. unworthy motive. Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to Fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of attention tho Govoramoul claims fir interest; but thusiasm aroused. —Aad who doubts but no, at this vary souion of Congress tip most «cital4v,aJ’ fortt’ 1° tefobrata coma^up lliunsr swindto before wtAA IM impaetant annivirsair etoiail hand, ill-otbers pale, ei toned by ti,« al Grange of the Patrons of Hnsban:!ry which comes to tbo front to plead for dint resources, sufficient energy, and this gigantic attempt to plunder the Na­ tional Treasury. Indeed, wo think the morning, and by night 12,000 in money you are subject to a feeding the hungry and clothing the suffering. that delieacy naked. And money ia still .pouring in . — strong ■ ■tends __-t____ — A , ■ , ■ tk.l ~> 11 tier- t.> If you do you may be induc ed to oome to J. Loe Heed & Go’s Comparnon Invited and Competition Defied iu �SEED AND PLANTS. Tl- free C dot Ctwtovw. . V. to CHeet Uelswt. - Bar Cp m • the stove sSiIm. »4 aei -xnu.se vet rvs«>s> ' 3^ I February. 1879 : 1 Theodore C Downing. C.isUetou I . IJ no. B. Easuuau, Castleton; Wm. L or dsvuid ufta-nefit, j Brown, Prairieville; El ward 8. Brown. ; tur iutiuding it. | Prairievilte; Itobvrt J. Grant. City of : We will endeavor to avoid th* elabo­ I Hastings; Retool! J. Stanton, Balti- rate and Muagimstire, dealing only with • mor*; Joseph W. T. Orr, City of Hast­ Ibe facts a* derived from personal obaervaliua and experience. ings; Lewrcoc-e Hilbert, Woodland; 1 may safely a»ert that Cutorarto'e Wooley A. Clark. Johnstown ; Daniel Striker. City of Hasting*; Stepben etniuence and renown is wholly in tho Traris, Irving; John T. Emory, Thorn­ prospective. Beside* being a country : apple; Frol V.-Young, Castleton -, Ed-I void of agricultural advantage*, her ' win II. Bowen. Yankee Springs; A- isolated position, as a territory or stalo, 1 Halstead Ellis, Thornapple; Wm 11. must ever be ouiisidered as derogatory, Jewell, City of haatings; Wm. 8 Cobb, alike to tbo interests of bun. umer end Thoruapple; Wm & G todyoar, City ol Hastings; M. W. Riker. City of Hast­ nocompottou Cvnaulidatiun and plun­ ings, Chat. H. Bauer, City ol Ratlings; der err their mutual policy, the public, and public domain, lheir legitimate , Eli Nichols, Orangeville. Tbo Annual Session of tho Grand prey. "Bet the mine* of Colorado,” lodge of tho Independent Order uf Odd' wy y®“- What vision* of subteranoan Follows waa held at Detroit las! wook. vault* tilled with shining or*, buried A rest deal of important business was golcvndas, and lo*t diamond fields transacted and the following persons in­ Who care* for agriculture, isolated postalled aa officer* for the year ensuing. i Sitton* railroad exodiums. 4c., when such glittering prospects ar* presented nrtkontfCkBdmnk: Almost all the boys aad girte like nar­ rative* of wars and baitlw, aad they wlD find a story of this sort in tho poem called ‘.Th* War of tho Hat* and Mi**,” which u every whit a* thrilling in its way as th* deed* of any favorite hero from Richard Cttur-do-licn to Back tho Giant-Killer. Th* illustraliraa by Stephens are admirable: on* of them, a true "baitl* piece," representing a tournament both oxciting aad novel. Aa for th* root of th* number, w* have several oxcolloat itorio* by Frank B. Stockton. Amalia Lo Forgo and oth­ er*, okotchoo of travel and ocioac* with illustrations, an article by W. EL Bid*, tug on tb* Naval Academy at Annaplio, a French otory, two delightful poem* by Lucy Laroom and Mary E. Bra-iloy, and—beside* other good things—th* irrepressible Jack-in-tho-Pulpit, whose fnu and jokes are alwtfy* full of wl*. FL0RKIC8 SEWING IACHDIE. i n» i FLORAL WORK LAWSON’S Foeltivoly Cure lauuUjjcunu, tha United States; Canon Kingsley ; Jams* Lick; Pet* Hyacinth; Von Kaul ba eh ; John Tyndall; John Laird; Character* in 8hak*t|xar« ; Our Eves— Blue, Bltek, Grey. Green. Large, Hmal'. R- W. Gran.1 Warden—D. Burnham I view." Bui tbo cobweb* uf fancy spoed- Almond,1 etc., with mor* than twenty Traeev. R. W. Grand Secretary—C. H. Whit­ । sly disolve in tbo ray* of troth ; tbo oo- UlnstratMu*; all about Sheep; Eating ing. lensiblo yields to the practical, ia ehor t, to Live, and Using to Eat ; Stashing, R. W. Grand Treasurer—R. H. Mor- we diocover that mining in Colorado re­ Co o»* and Cura; Our Faro* Open Bookr, Hur** Phrenology; a Cboortul Face; quires extensive capital. TbU I* tb* What am 1 Good For ? and much otiifirst item. Years of unrequited labor and noser flagging perseverance, and finally win-ling up, nine re so* out of ten, with t tttl failure and bankruptcy. Tbo raul. ut the laborers, mechanics, and arthsui of u -arly every craft, or* our table, sad is full ol fashions, inter­ crowded. Thousand* oro continually eating and choicestoris*. poams, Ac. We out of employment, and I doubt whether eommrnd it to tbo attention of tho pub­ lic L A. Gody, publisher, Philadelphia, greater destitution can be found on this Pa. Term* 83 a year, including premcontinent than is daily made manifest ia tho city uf Denver, tbo metropolis of CsJoradu. Such, young men, are tbo Lisi of layer* remaining in th* Has­ ting. P. 0. Fob. 23d, 1875. Mis* Nelli* An leraon. J. Augleuiyer, Wm fl Bingham, Elias Crossman, Ea- Westward, also, on tbs groat Pacific slope, is a country comparatively an 16 inch dry mapb wood. , Byrun Johnson, Miss Lena Labres, J There is to be confirmation at Eman­ K McAfferty. G N Olmstead, John F alysium to this barren interior. The philosopher ol Cbapaqua has Phillips, Geo 8 Palmeter—2, Frank uel Church on Tnuroday evening. Reynolds, W W Wellman. left a monument, 1 am sorry to observe, Remember tho Republican caucuses Persons calling .for the above please a dwindling. starving monument the are to be held on Friday evening. remnant of a colony founded on the ■ Fanners, merchants, all classes, read river CasUtepo, upon whoso banner I Republican City Caxcu*. saw the strange device “Busted ■ " The small bird they call the “grasabop. nomination for Justice of tha Pom*. RHEUMATISM T. PHILLIPS. local 6liw Roticej. Tbv Stebbins Brother* are uferiug for sale a largo and splendid assortment of Furniture, tho beet aver brought to this market, which they are offer! ug for sale at the lowest living retoe. Remrtufoir tho place, at tbo <Jd stand ui Stebbina & Boldiag, and b- -urn and' John Stanley. No. 24, JeOrreoa sheet, has just t ecoir rd from, th) Ent a largo ; consignment ot Tea<. tho boat over , brought *o thir market Ixught very low. and which he is tolling at pricoe New England ■oou: the time y-»u are in caucus ia their respective wards un yuur prospect* for a Friday evening, Feb. 26th. at 7 o’clock uf hath, aud stays just The Croquet Wurtts of the Wilkin* P. M-, to elect ona delegate osch to at­ Brother* ar* to all appearance a decide I tend a County Convention to bo held in long suougli tu clean you out com­ HasUugt, H>b. 27th. ns (allows to wit: pletely. lu cuallusion let me add that in no spite ol enmity or malice, hare 1 Notwithstanding thedull times, trade striven to cast unmerited reproach upon is lively at tha Star [Clothing Hout* iu Grand 'Rapids. ' ed his resignation as a di Erie Railway Company­ send pamphlet, aro annually distrib­ Telegrams from Cbtm uted, rtnhlaxuucd with’tho m*4t astoa- civil war in that country ithing assertions, heralded in filming Tbo Louisiana Cungreaaiuual Com­ colors, rrsjwcting the unparalelted re­ tlinwl tniuyart. Well source* of this self-styled Eldora to of mittee has returned to Waabingtou. Th* French Ministry baa resigned. know if anybody does. th* West -Hor virgin soil tho essence The Houao of Representative* on The Granger*' proposition tu cauipleto of purity;” her vegetation rivaling ia Friday passed tho Armv Appriatidn bill, tho Washington tnumunent is an excelluxuriance, tho tropics! climos. her which appropriates *27,000,000. miues, tho saving* bank* of generations Mis* Doylu, a young lady of Indian­ Maggie Hicks. During his visit to Grand Rapids Bella Throop. yot unborn, and her climate, tb* gnat apolis, wa* fatally burned on th* 16th, elyxir—tho ethereal fountain aa itgwerc, while pouring coal oil over a sluggish Gon. N. I*. Banksaddr«iMa*the students of perpetual youth and unfading beauty. of the Grand BapiJs (Jusation—Are mixed schools Homo people think >r tha ed ucation ol young laHer soil, naturally a barren waste, ,n jfotnslo eillego* which can only b* nwle to support veg­ etation (olh-rr than iu native cectus) by an axpeus:ve and laborious process of of irrigation. Her miner in tbo aggre­ gate, a sinking (nod. Her climate du­ Tuesday morning. Tbo owner can ring tbo opring and winter, damp and have tho same by calling for it. chilly, and her resident ritiieas as de­ They are talking of forming a Furni­ pendent upun tb* surplus oxc bang* of ture Manufacturing Company at Eaton her surplus omigration, as tb* nativoa Rapids. Why can wo not have one at of a dsngoroui Island are upon tho Hastings, there is uu better place io tbo The society moat cordially invite* all spoils of her coast. tn attend ita meetings. Come pirvnts During my sojouru in , Colors Jo 1 have had thoir township elections show and ahow your children that you appre­ ■aw so many men wholly destitute and a net Republican gain of fourteen Su­ ciate their efforts towards improvement out of employment, the victims of a pervisors over last year. The doors will be opened immediately subterfuge perpetrated by dasigtdng Tho President has issued a proclama­ We trust tb* llepartmont hero will be after tho ringing of the first bell. So­ parties, that 1 feel constratnnd to-faiso tion calling an extra eesiion of tbo Son • ciety called to order promptly at seven my voice agaiusl-it. To the man of ata, to moot on tho 6th •( March, to represented. Tho annual meeting of Pioneer Fire Present—Mayor. Recorder, A Company No. 1, for tho aloe lion of of- Jowell, Bosemer. Fuller, Bentley Beet* for (ho ensuing year, will bo held No quorum present. at th* Engine Reum, bn Friday orating. Connell adjourned until 18th in st. March 6th. cl 7 o'clock. A full atten­ Gro. E. Goonita*. dance is specially requested. Justice Hayford, after a long, patient and not over plearant, hearing, on Tuesday, bold Aioaond Bentley, late uf all places, for trial on ohargo of rape, iu Present—Mayor, Recorder.- Aider­ th* sum of 12.000. in default of whiob men Jewell. Dolph, Mudge. Boasmor, hois attho Hotd-de-Creesy Fuller, Bentley. Mik* draco wants to *** all bi* old The minute* of two previous meet­ frionds and th* publie generally at his ing were road and approved. now bead-quarter*, opposite the Heat­ ing* market Ho toll* groeorias a* OT P. A. Throop for roimbureemont cheap aa the choapest aad aa good as for amount expendei in ojnslructing Beeotroir, waa accepted aad referred to Committee on Piro Department We have just completed and seal out two vary nice jobs from this office. Tb* The Committee on Finance reported first waa 390 cofilea uf th* Constitution back account of Gro. M. Dewey, end and By-Law* of Harmony Lodge No. recommended that it be allowed et 146 I. O. O. Fn and tb* other a cam for tho Supremo Court uf 80 pages. We do thia class of job work about 20 per cent les* than any competing office, and hope to receive all your order*. Wo saw on tb* street Tueodsy morn­ ing Mr. VaaBruofs omnibus. It had just posted throagh John Bo sard's hands and looked a* beautiful a* paint, |29 96, and recommended that tho artistic akill, and thorough workmen esme be allowed at 17 S3, that being all they are entitled to. gon* tbo people will sea it, and wo trust ‘ On motion tho report wae accepted extend to tha Domub (be li teral pa’-i and laid on tbo table until the next rrgrouag* ho *o risWy medt*. On Monday evening of teat wook a i Lodge of tbo -tfon. of Industry." a po­ litical eoerot society, arigimUiug, aa wo are told, in thia State, was orqontesd tn wealth I have nothing to say. It is not In your behalf I write. But Io all those upon whose moist brow depend* the sustenance for oach returning day, tny emphatic advice is to remain wh-re you are. Exchange not th* cortaintie* of an honest indepondenoo for the un­ I certain and visionary prospects of sud­ den wealth—a phaukrai that has lured des|iair, than wino aud womanGau. W. Conatorr Carlton Center, Mich. senrstassswar" • BEratB8cim:rtwsj&- Tbo meeting* of tho Jaterary Ssrriety sre now held on Saturday waning*. Don’t forget the Pound Social ak. Good Templar's Hall in Bower's Block, on Friday ovr. Refreshments can bo procured at 25 cents a pound, lota of fun expected. All should attend and help the Lodge financially. Medical Organs, Manning and Burdett Or­ gans. FINE PICTURES At Granger Price*. HASTINGS IARBL8 WOBIS! H RAD STONES. TABLE TOPS, night train*on alt th* llnoi of thia roul. They arc run betw een — Chlcaao and Omaha. Chicago «nd Coder Raotda. Chlragi »ud Dubuque, via Clink*. Chlragv aud Freeport. Chicago and Marquette. Chicago and Green Bay. Chicago and Mflwenkep Chicago and 8t- Paul. Tbta ia the Only Line running I ese ____,_______ /• --..4 AMERICAN MARBLE I’-oraer 8tat* and Crock St. Building one* occupied by Boaton Cash Store TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. ' • BLACK * FL-LTXR. J. Cole & Son. OPPORTUNITY ax aertrs MAX A GOOD fob Seed* ar.d Plant* —IL M. Watou. Floral Work—Briggs A Bro. Probate ®tder—Eat. ol H- L. Tho total quantity of anthracite c»al lainod in Pennsylvania in 1874 wa* 24,­ After th* 8th last there will b* a pen­ 600,000 ton*, or over 560,000,000 cubic fest. Placed in on* solid mast, this alty by law, of 15 per cent on all un­ paid taxes A worl to the wise is suffoot high, on* hundred feet wide, aul nearly eleven mil** in length. U. C. Lewis, , President Grant strongly favor* Rep­ , City Treasurer. resentative Wheeler's compromise recog­ Dated Hasting*, Feb. 2d. 1676. nising Gov. Kellogg. TO MAKE MONEY. Rubber Bucket Ch» in Pump ■it* !•»■ hnvvu nr.nel in. C.A N. W. B. R.-W. H. Stea Buainoee Nutice -John Stanley. Rusin*** Nollen — Stebbins Bros. Tho Sorereigni of ladutry, in ConnscticuL bar* nearly 6,000 member*. Th* Charleston Am note* that many of th* colored Republican member* of th* South Carolina Ixigislaturo ar* ready to support Gor. Chamberlain’s re- UM PUSTCB, lifHfiBUSHffijfalLLEGI. mra I nm uro There ar* 63 Graagos in Maine. Matter* have boon arranged for inirnal relations between tbo National rang* and tbo Dominioa Grange of Tine ; "Simulating Death'' fnrnisbo* aoni* anatomical aud pbyaiotoginl olnss to that very extraordinary performance still kaown among Aaiatice; ••Material Reeuurooe of West Virginia" is an in­ teresting rerpor; “Alfred Rumlae; or. Who Redeemed Him ?" open* wfell for Grange, five division and eighty-tbreo subordinate Granges in Ontario. As tho Winter advances, increased dilligenew should bo exercised in taking WING GALLERY, Shingles, Lath, 67966233 nETMHT.tncaifAJ. nix BIST.- Over tMa> toe-e Ac. hjgh-’h^^urSJw’ or Th* Boat aadChnuteat fnttt St ErevUier KagfevOil freysvW«( forest'. GOOD NEWS \.tc.*a a KitmucTaT;’ M erchanl Tail arc,-r> JCTTKXXOV A VOCK. nr.TfttT. tltCII Trask ; David Webster; King Kalakaua —boeideo other good thing*. Priee, 80 e*ata;orUayMr. <1AO “On Trial" half a year. 8. B- Wall*, Publisher. 389 Broadway, New York. Soxxnrsa roa nil Cartas*®.—One jurisdiction over 115,000 member*. Th* National Orang*. P. of H., roNicholas bring* to Its readers, i* certain­ eenQy in eoookm at Charleston, 8.0.. adjourned on th* 16th Inst., after doly tb* monthly chapters of Mio* Alcolt’s eidiag to hold It* next nasion in Chietory. This time w* oatch a delightful glimpo ot Ute "Eight Cousins" at borne and in th* very midst oi tho oonfuaicn and riot produced by tb* return of thoir oaiio: «n*te. Joot *« iateroeung. else, is the sight cf Ruse in her new fancy- �E. 3. FOOTE, M.O. anntij. 129 LsRiftoa imtf. Or. <aBA«, NEW YORK, An Independent Physician, beast by his body ; and if he is not kiu to God by Me spirit, be is a baa. and ignoble creature.—fioess Tho gieetest obstacle to being heroic is tbo doubt whether one may not be going to prove one's self a fool; tho truest borvieiu io tu nieisl the donM ; and profoundaat wisdom to know wl«i it ought to bo miatsd. and wbru t ■ Lu PORTABLE EJVGIJVE OLD .LONDON DOCK GIN CHHONIC DISEASE, Cwiirtiii a lefal Practice FARM.FOR SALE. ADVICC CIVKN BY MAIL FRII OF CHARCK. FARM FOR SALE! etoeks, the natural deuicnl!aU these daasoa of buaineoa, they are upon a' false system , fflfirinvifwot really; tbo t meftrarai •la, UiM ea4 » CiktSVX' BOLBBoOX. eerie ee4 sar Bar ^9994^5 1 ” 'tat. “• Itaadart. Jas.SMB. 4. D 1 Pt-JaaS Closely connected with <lai« qualilj Valor, partly as springing from it, part­ ly as protected by I’, ate tin- most rrc o^nlxibte qualities uf Tiuthfulnrs. hi word and thought, aud Honesty iu ae two. There lea reciprocity of influeni-e liure; for os th® realising uf TruthI fulnoM and H ioesty lo tho life-light nu t BaBUael disliocUus baa ceased to lie worth Basking. Statesmanship has boon dragged (town into th® dirty pool of partbaa eMMerneuaj until there ia aM a clean shred ia its hunt!® “Hocomblre,‘ Imre become aa cumuion as ■uaguitom b Juns, aud are not always qrucmymwu with ability, integrity, or a*M a reputable repulat.uti, socially. Hanes the qoeeuon ia, whither shall the yoaag maa go I The answer te, (no ■after with what ridicule it has been M}>m|nu, ge West!" Thera tfejpng man of the dam o(_wbich we ■PW* are going. They ere not only |M to n bat their wealthy and sannmo fathers are glad to aid them in gob(—glad to feel that they are removed a—_ X. s_a____ -eLt. '____ i_.___ _r co. sun or sc . oBaKrtMT usbuiHXktr Seertmeer. 41 c=«rsar relets IIEUVESEH OS BOW OF CAB AT SFBISGFltLD. oillll Ua>M by Ik. lit. Mot. PnbMaaf Ik. aaaalr i JENNIE. ISiB tesil:; WRIGII We manutacture and furnish at low prices, Pulleys. Shafting, Coupllnp aM laagers, also furnish Belting, Gum Hoe®, 4c. I'urtlAr Information will be cheerfully given by addromlng the tnauntactnna JAMES LEFFEL & CO. 8PRINOHELD, OHIO. «»k®r. A L>. W71. .levy e>eee«4 L l.ila MIMM tkit.U Ckartaa •• ika a«U Hal dar af OauUr. Several bobs of weahhr parents, boldb< blah aommarcial aad social position, hare recently left thia city for tho plains to engage in farming and stock grewlag- Is is doubtful if it ia ambition to make tacaey simply which loads them to adopt thia life. It ia rather a desire to become landholders, build up botaos TEAS »tS‘ THE OF KILDARE. ■• MICHIGAN IgE BEST PRAIRIE LANDS Tliiek Kf mt •esMuewe. bloosn. 15 My 4<er e!4 Melker. >a4 eke. 4a SO IOWA AND NEBRASKA, MU OTHER SONG3 BY J. E. STEWART BURDETT JOB »|MUrr. Dee®. ORGANS laaaaa t xai llMiiep. laealS eessta at tarry. Ue eke, el — 1 Seasonable Suggestions "MATCHLESS" utk M ‘I ■ 1 ISAAC UXDia-aHBMC ■— CENTRAL RAILROAD WHITER.TIME TABLE. ______ ----Send U>'*the Burdett Orguu Company, Erie, Effect Nov. 16th. 1874.1 vania. for Circulara.*^* ■etot Ue-Ueaa Asa. WUfK-isaMir fte Baristte a Misstii W B. 8. fe GOTKO wm.______ Penuiyl39m5 ! ■BaM Ayor’a Cathoruc Pills. .WhSsrsrxtf 4l Base. au4 isrety fee l*l». HleMa. Ulas NaUiUt, rxjgrg; STOP THAT COUGH! Medicated b. Cough Candy. mpurtanee aa in the bens. To produce haray vigorous growing Maia from aslrM-ia pr.M'«4 la Vataa A hicks. tbo )«rentag> oa one side at seriate aaS start!.. raaaad; fir Coefba. CaUa. east, should be wall matured. Juliet's errs are uaoally more plentl.1 I. ■ . .H.l .IA §100,000 00 Michie GIFT ENTERPRISE! Ote Gra»! Gajatai Prize, SldOCOin GoM! One Prize S5.000 in Silver 8*5 ““'e*' Sa ISSS Isuh>i®4 la MH w»®®r at • •eevies •< 1*14 th. ua»e. la 4 Uss auua ifeer ikm i MStoeoen ek«e>l bm ke teltOLTOr B. F. 8’ 858820 niaaau nld 4ayet h.eria< commi<siox*:r'3 notice. eoat have adopted tbo policy of atopawork as often aa shall bold tho ate hat they tana paying prices. Aik. The bad policy of paying freight east oa provisions to feed operatives aud Md freight back on goods when wool­ ens could bo maaafaetarod in nearly ovary ceuatr of tho state that would ■f^bMaeet a large portion of cotton The Lend Commissioners of tbo Union I’scific Bailroad have lately pro­ cured several specimens of a very su­ perior coal tweirs miles from the lino of the road, ala abort distance west of the Larauuo Plains. The deposit, like oth­ ers already worked in Wyoming, is said to bo practically iuhaustible. Of tbo mines now developed, tbo road own a large number, Of stork la them, ban which their own supply ia proeurad not only but a largo portion of that uelbj ■ the Kansas and Denser PacifiA roxds, besides supplying half tho fuel con­ sumed by tbo population wool of O.naha to the western slope of the Eocky Moun talas. Beside these, there are other ui oeur soil at the present ruin­ Mage oboe, notably the Socks Moun. 10th. For tho Independence CT tbo farming class Had I powers of persuasion, my tkocsil woe Id be small flocks of sheep hr weary family engaged ia tbo culture of the soil, factories at home, a rational fyrtem of scaoomisug fertility end a suniE BICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. DEI Grand River Valley Division Tharxa acx xrctucaoo timl J Enloe Block PROBATE ORDER. WAT^Ortacnto^w.jaaearerBarv Morisaje AlCSBMW Piwn THRE1 L » DiraTsn ARIE III aXUEUVURLTTIok.------ ’ while it crumbles upon exposure to tho PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. air, aud produces the smoke at bitumiooas coal when boramg, although not So the same extant It io much like coals discovered la Germany, which axe i - � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-03-03.pdf 5348528e1029a599ab6948a3d0b283cc PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3. 1875. Igiijsl ad 6trtW Card?- ®SS! WHOLE NO. 979. mral wm over Mr*. Cole drew herbuabaud cm ride and »ni I: "The 65.000 that you had yeetarday —what of that F’ “It U gwe. with the root. It new ia stab clothu-o bovsk. ysuit rarwa I«<” m.n vrrm Sound, the trumpet I Beat the Drum! Downfall in Clothing Now has come! All hia bright hope*are acatterod to the wind. now. Uh, b«w t.te thwart* m. wltentvor 1 am on the ev. uf any great Wil OF owm MB ftHEB CLOTHIM. ■ Mrtb.w J" exclaimed hi. wife, with TO BE SACRIFICED AT ANY PRICE I ing. no it were, ia failed al OM blow. It ’ “Hefg ohuoat dunrad io nleooel You might have been left for m. to do for muetoomotoUto.” my aan what 1 bad wiahrtL" “What did yw any r “It i> terrible," Mid Mra. Oote.grave­ "Oh, burry up, air. Ha d^gehae ally, "bH, my dear huband. wo nut not talk or think in that way. Thecate no roeh thing aa fate wnteoa God’a will floa t uavfo safe id q^tbu. Jemmy Crinkle baa gone fur the doetor. Come on. air. come o<." "IHd Old Caleb eond for maP’ .•Yeo. air, rra. And he'oooMa’t only have still a Barge Stock of Overcoats ' and As we find Winter Clothing ou band, we will offer all goods Below Cost for lhe next 30 DAYS ONLY. say you require no more Clothing this Winter, but buy Winter, for these low prices may never come again. The day jwaaod away dreamily, with Bottling to eheer the m.laneholy of the houeoliuU. The whole city wm under aped!. Hundred, of other family cir­ cle. were wrapped in there own gloom. Chula. Colo returned home on the fol­ lowing dav. He wm pre pared for the erene which awaited him, for the I.I.। graph liad fluked tiding, of tha great : calamity to ereiy community, in the । land white it waa yet in pmtgre—. Bo T. U, DIAMOND. OBm run ailU Tktii foiHin el Men’s Heavy Overcoals< $3 and 4Men’s Capa Overcoats, $5 to 10. $18 all wool Beaver Overcoats for $10 This is the Biggest Bargan of all. ■ $25 and 30 Overcoats offered for $15 and 18. Good Cassimere Suits, from If.50 to 10. US and 20 fine all wool suits for 12.50 and 18.50. LtTCifS RUSSBI^ bo aaid oner a pauae. •Xnfhcw Cola, this • nut a pank'alariy foeoke Chrietmaa fur you ■end ytMn, ttWt No, 1 know it t» ew-t You newluKt trouble yourecH Io roply, I' Jcwre of year groat fora by the fire and fiFynur diaap|x>iutaeut al not being able t> ret your eon up iff HteiMoe.' To*&»cg-» the eubject. hero you day aonuaititanro with one Caleb Harrie, offkertnae known ax -Old Caleb r ’’ • •Oleh Harris’ To my doit I know the wool * •Thera, there I era your memory of * f "How earn* they tn do that 7. Were him io freeh.’ •Would that I cctrid forget—* •No, no! I don't wont rob' to forgot. firat capital and. he hoped, the etartiug The phyrieian scanned the face of h's ■ point of a proapcrona career. That he patient and then whispered: -“Yea- - 1 propane to frt-sbeu rota memory of him to-night with etil! gtfortflr'virianeev. should tool rich at heart and cart doan with banger, I iuiM«" ' ‘ ' whan the full truth came to him, was Mr. Flint looked shocked and par­ He io dead.' ‘Ye^ w. all kaow that’ . inevitable; yet ba reoolnt.iy put hie ried. and waa shoot to apeak again. ‘ Years ego be cheated ittu* own sorrow asalo nnd .nd»;rured to “Huah," aaid the physician warning•He robbed mo of aU-' ’ J comfort his parents. He assumed a ly, “he is coming to.” •No be didn't! He loth you yoxr •anguine air and would not listen to . Old Caleb groaned and slowly opened with, your child and your’ honor. But ho robbed hlmeelf of the hut In the ovenieg be ririted Edith Her- ■ axon, hie betrothed. Their meeting wae ••Ah, you have coma, lysra yon ?" ba mentioned article Think you ha never one of gladtwx*. and in the firat greet­ said to the latter. Then he added : — (alt lhe lone F •He wm incepuHo of «Mh M feeling-’ ing! both fogoH for tha time, the great ■The poor brutes were driven to it I calamity. Edith was an eaaeutrally I ought to han fed them." ' -You are mtvtakeo. Ho kae lived a Mr. Flint ar.d the doctor exchanged live of remacM end penaned.' and hae devoted himralf to mxkfaijri nMtitution.* significant glance. A look of incredulity appealed on the true womanlinwea of her nature. She, “Never raiud about that now,” said laooo Of thaliatenon. Mr. Ckfle eaid:— too, waa a viefim of the diaaatar, her tba latter. "Yon must keep quiet" fetter Laving been drapoilod of tha But the patient spoke in a remarka­ •Why do you come to-night, Mr. Flint, greater |K>rtion of hia puMroiiooe. Both bly strong, clear voice:1-I want to know bow long I have to live." “Oh, a good while, 1 hope. Wo will try aadbnag you around all right” "Don't trifle with ma," aaid tha other, "Dear Edith," ho said, "onr bright sharply ; will 1 live thres bouro F' ‘Icnpoveibie!' • ' ‘ plans han received a cheek.” ‘Lkten. Caleb Harris hte been a "Yea,’’ she replied, her voice tree, mieer for nearly twenty year.. During blmg tor the first rima, "bat only a that period hi. eote ambitfon U been check, 1 trust—not anything inaurto rave money. He iae eavad money H. toft, when he died. 680,000 in hard «a.h—th. very amount b. robbed you of. And fore it u—or it. cqulvater.t T hy in ooe owner. and growl-1 ing. . One of them bad a cut over the eye, and both eoemed unable to ariaa. A•pbyriciau wae . bending over a cot on which lay a man wocniad and bleed­ ing. The phpirian wm working with baate, bnt rAfuPy Ha giaaeed np and nodded a. Mr. Fhat entered* “What ia all thia F* naked lhe latter. ■ Hie doge attacked and neariy killed him," replted' the phyrician in a low $25 io $40 Custom Made Suita, fiuflat in the Ci’y. from $15 to $25 only. Boyx Overcoat* from $2.50 to $4. 100 PAIRS MEN’S GENUINE CORDUROY PANTS REDUCED TO $2.50. Men's Undershirts and Drawers 25 to 4:5 cents. Men’s Extra Fine Undershirts nnd Drawers 50 cents to <*1.00Gloesv Below Cost-Sheepskin 50 and 75 cents- Buckskin SI to SI.50. MEN’S ( A It DIG AN WOOLEN JACKETS *1 TO $2 Thu is a Special Bargain. Star Clothing House, Grand Rapids, Mich. DENTIST Hartville. Miias. SPECIAL OFFER THE SwBET’S HofEI THE REPUBLICAN BANNER IS CONNECTION WITH OTHER JOURNALS. Forthe accommodation of such uf our friends as may desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with The BANNER, tre have made arrangements whereby wd arc enabled to present the following liberal terms, with The fatentenAiw, however, that the order for our Journal arid either of the others named, must be sent together, and ac-\ companied by the money; and, also, that we must receive one subscription toThe BANNER for each copy of every other publication ordered from the list. Hastings Drug Store Stop! Hearken Ye! To Whom it may Concern! . quickly m poeaibte and kjve ma alonr ’ with Mr. Flint” hi. own infirmity, and aha laid -. “Spirit R.mon.tranea egaiu.1 t'.ii evuroe of land determinate are worth every­ i proceeding waaj.vun, end no heed wm thing. Yua have auoh t.tent that I i given the physiciaa*. declaration that' any manta] effort would almoet inevita-, I bly bring on * dangetoM lever. In*' Be it known, That J ahull keep in stock and'fill to order the Celebrated You will find a lull line of Drug., Medictua, Ch arnica! A. PaintA, Oila Dye­ Stuff and everything belonging to a firat claet Drug Store. BOIIkS 4 STfflffli’, “Dm>of<o i<w’ for J’Iowh and other purposes. • Pethepa eomehody wdl lend you the 1 doeeted in privacy. capital you need, eu that yon eon go -Too know eomeihing ot me. Mr. right ou ae you intended " began the tetter. "Tmi knpw, “Yea, per he [x eo " He looked al fue orfe thing, that 1 am called a miser her hoi e.ul face c MupaMiouatelr, for he -andYam one. Yon have dene aorao knew that handrcle uf other* were m burineoe for me and know thet T have badlv off bimaolf, end that many wma monev. But roar rool head doee who aiight be iarlinod to trader aid I txX credit, t am cure, the fabuloue atorwere unable to do a> "Oak thing la I fe, that are told ot my wealth. It i» aettlod, I auppoee," he aaid at length, . work, thi. laying up a penny or a «— — K- ~,rriBd Catriolmaa. e« : ,i,ro. 8t a Hro,. 1 have, in all, a Lille lor all Kalamaxno Plows kept on hand. al Irtt Beat Pint, of all CURTIS. DODGK. ROBINSON and WIARD patterns, and Costings fur sell P L 6 W 8 now in i e». B. F. 8TEINHOFF nolee. I will io with you-f Mr. Flint dunned hi. overcoat, hat and glovae with methodical deliberation aud followed the boy. On arriving at the Juuileil of Old Caleb, he fropd an exrited crowd oaeombled bittbroYfc door Mr Cola took the proffered'dueitmeuI and examined it. Aa%* dW no, be boeame almotl overconto with agitation It was a certificate trf droodt leeuad be the F. and M Bank, for tes.thw, |tayaCole mblmrhti eye», gated at the cuetifioate, at the lawyer, and ift the certifi­ cate again- He eeemed af a luee to romprohend tho rituatkm. Hie wife and daughter watched Mto' Wth glow­ ing fiu-ea end Chavira frarfffrttfly graep- I ehall continue to keep on hand an<1 toll tha brat uf Sitiital ail Metiaiical DENTIST Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. Harper’. Weeklv, 64.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50, for • Harper*. Barar, 64.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50, fur ■ Hearth and Home, 63.00 and Repnbliron Banner. 1 u0. for New York Trihttna. 62.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50, for e Toledo Blade, 6200 and Republican Banner, 150, fur • 1 Chicago Timra, 12.00 end Republican Hanner. 1.50, for • — Chicago Tribune. 62.00 and Republican Banner, 1.50 for Chicago Inter-Ocean. 11.65 nnd Republican Banner. 1.60. fur Chicago Journal. 62.15 nnd Republican Banner. 1.50 for ■ Agricultuial Imulements to, AC. J. P. ROBERTS. Detroit Tribune. 12-00 and Republican Banner 1 50, iisminPEUimrEBinm । Detroit Peet, 62.00 end Republican Banner 1-50 for THREE MILLIOX ACRES LANDS Bnn Ian MIPS Cat. IHnut for • • Michigan Farmer, 12.00 and Republican Banner 1.60 for Country Gentleman. F2.5O and Republican Banner 1.50 for • Weeiern Rural, 62.00 and Republican Banner 1JX) for • ■ Advance, 63.16 and Republican Banner J .50 for • ■ • ■ N<w Covenant. 62.65 and Republican Banner 1.60 for । Michircn Farmer, 62.15 nnd Republican Banner I,W for New York Home Journal. 63.00 and Republican Danner 1,50 for 8.25 JOHN STANLEY ! ONLY For What? The New A Fiat miiMowmt ieiioi. Detroit Fuat. 65JO and Repablica ~~ -V Ama A..U. ' r™° F™*80 aud lJ”f ” | CM«r> Tri-Weekly Tribune, 66J Improved 2.75 ----S.76 mareh *of the tints, and bo turned from the aceno ei drafruefioa with a look of drapair. AmiJ roeh a general wreck individual mlxfortunei unit into obeaarity. Yet two who raw hi. deapoodlng fare talked low to each Back-Feed FLDREHCK SkWDiG lACHffiE Canned Fruits and Fish. -- ------------------- - -------------- -------- Republican Benner 11 50 fur TheOalaxr. 64-00and.RepublicanBemneafl.50 for • Lakeaido Monthly, 64.00 and Republican Banner 61.50 for ■ ■ • Gofley'e Lady*, fiook. 63 15 and R«.nbltean Banner 61.W tor St. Niebolaa. 63.00 and Republican Banner 61-50 for ■ National lave Bkxk JonnuiL 62.15 and RupubUean Banner 61.50 for ■ Horiirultemt. 6210 amt Itepubliran Banner 6U0 for Gardner’. Monthly, 12.W and Republican Banner 61.50 for little CorooraL 61.W and BepubSarn Banner 11 JO tar The Nurorav. 61.60 and HepuLli.ran Banner 61.60 for .... I'eterooa’e Lady*. National Matrariue. 61.60 R^ebHcan Banner 6L50 for I Artk-r*. Ho—6225 a-dR-p.bl.cn. Banner >1.50 for . (Give mk a Cau.) *.A greet fire bad derail.ted a large tract of the eity. Where marble pal­ WaketKraee romer Broadway and Ap­ ace* had rtood bteekaaod wall, arora in ple Straeta. W. T. EASTMAN. jigged ttgHaaa*: wham bnay wurkebop* Haetings 8-pt 23. IU74. bad hummed day after day tb.ro were Iteap. of broken, Iwbted Irou and .molderiog rubbteh. Mathew Cute mw 45 DOLLARS! >• Fart «TIke ftlaripal VvjMt tw rear Year. w ,a -a no StriA OLD CALEB'S REPARATION. ■ working "jut got husaelf into comfortable •ham, hadn't boF’ "Bo I undcrataud. Ho waa cheated yeara ago by one whom he believed to bo a friend. It told tn him eeverely, bet he waa young and full tri energy, ■ad fought Ma wav up again " “Ho won't hardly be equal to anoth­ er atnh took, win beF' “I ant afraid not, in hu old age." Meanwhile, Mathew Cute went homo tcMeferaily. Hie wile oral daughter mot him with laerfal fooee. They know tba kxaisem uf the fire and that it had ewept everything in ite eottrae. “leaOlcMr waa the firot iaquiry. -AC."wwtbe etegtewradta ,eply. rfooa tea lew. Uxd (». "Itea’t teelt that way, Mettew," »p. naMedMewdk, fr«htewed it hi. pate, -11 fe aa had a. it wee U/ho rraiW. you any." replied Mr. Flint •The box ty in the wall in tha northou*. romer. You will have no trouble In finding it. Yentouit give the mon­ ey to Mathew Orfe." “A godl wile la to blaee and comfort “To Mathew Cole!” Th.tewr,twa. a man, and to cheer him M do other bohegeaa!" ho raid with enteuatamu. “Bet he moat give her aomethiug ia re­ turn. Hia part i< to protect and core for her trarteriy.” "Haa a wife no higher mtemon F’ .Ire naked, gently. "Higher f la not that high enough f Oh, Edith, yfiuare a bteee-d »ng»l! You take away the weight of my b ■rden I Yoe light mv way I I ahall aa.eoed | I mart owcoeod for yuur axka, whether you are with ms, er whither you wait for m» I" Long they eat talking rvra the fu­ ture, each inspiring tba other with krjre At a late hour Chari*, took hia depart­ ure, with a buoyant brart and a eanguiu. confidence in hia ability to oreroume any and all obetacte. that Good in the way of hi. and hie Edhh'e .wrifore. But thia wae only the exh<laratfoo of tbubour. On tha morrow, and un mooeeding day., (torn reality earn, in nfr and joy, Mr. Flint told bte .lory; how tie had done driblet, of Lu.io.-i for Old Caleb for yanroy-how'I e had known of lue nanag moaoy. but how racret th. old man l>..d bran aUreratng it ami the purpore for whirti hff wm hoarding it ; uf hia interview with th* mteor the day before Mn death—of h» whim regarding the manwer iu which the beqneat ehoald ba perorated aod of �it ^tpubliran ranntr. 1874. If «l«ipp*l 25,000 too. M i™, th. Hollon bill, hitherto in March 8, 1875. 1874: Republican Judicial Convention--Sev­ enteenth Crreult. ita nJ an) gauge bton introdaced la the Indiana Legreteture, and wtH unqirati^nably be pae- an intoxiatruetion. it ntj wall be quaatioaad, tha Cocrmitte* think, vhatbar it t* possible I! Peunaylranit taunicipol election*, show­ ing great Republican gain* in FbllaTh. Patron* of Goodhue Co., Mina., dslpbla, Beadiag. Lancaster and all th* hare emataed n menu fact aring ara>cialion with a capital of 8100,000. ia 850 larger citiee of tba State. Our *ehsole hare generally been pro.tran»port*tion whieh In original oct, pexoua and aucoaaaful daring tba year. and in coat ot operation and mainten- If you do you may be induced to come to J. Lee Reed & Go’s MOP N MN, TO OH 1 Mi We only want to sell just I holding third gra-fo*. and. in moil caara, bar. generally succeeded In teaching good acboola, and in giving satisfaction to patron* and achslar*. School* re­ operating th. New York Centra) and quiring teucli.ra of good attaiumante are uJaon River Bailroad in 1871 ia ata- gradually on fh. increaa.. Teacbere, IM, e.tilted, “A bill »d bquora vania Central daring about eight mill, par io ton par apeatfaUy aubmit tha following report: country If is ia really th* intention lo rafcree it, a neglect ot dn^ by the county treas­ urer or ahenff should be mad* a miad* Th. balancra in th. United Stelae 6a turd ay w.r.: C'umn.y, 88.047,144; The County Convention. apecial deposit of fojul ton lere for th. rtelemptlon of certificate* of depoait. The County Convention on 845,447,000; coiu 871,985,«7. inclu­ I Bara conducted two Inatitute* during ding foil,440,700 in coin certificxte. ; Saturday was largely attended^ ootetesding Ug*l twa^wrw, 8382.090,009. The best of feeling manifested, A aptoial diapatoh from Letlfo Bock, Ark., to th. Republican, dated F.b. 20, Petrone adjacent to KaaMn, Minn , to build a grain eterator tor the handling ef their own whrat Buatic Grange, Black Hawk Cm, CUSTOMS HOIf O4Y ally'expressed that the party in for tha paat two day*, in ejnsultatioc and people, and, through them, tn neb the county is firmly united and lUtesra-’ That waa WO pound! other hand. virtu­ al license by lag buainraa wholly baying and little because you may all come at once and Frustrat> m acaod Minneeota. which practical! r ia under ao that wc cannot do anything. We had some talk with a man from California about aeadij. th. diroettou of the Orang*, report* another column give the action moat favorably upon tha buainasa dona him Thiriy-five Top Carriages, and that almost unfits ua fat baa iuat repeated in favor of repudiating in 1874. business besides the of the convention and to which eix hundred thoaaaud dollar, worth of Central N*w York formers *»uteai* The proceedings published in ; attention is directed. and manor., th. coat of producing wheat We regard the action of the withstanding th. last Legislature reeog- ia 75 ta 78 rente per buahol. thus far^coramodiuus an I well suited to Breaking a horao mtona forcing him Convention as an expression of the work binding. Wall, Democracy ia th. unt Oar *clu»l» ar* gaaerslly, though the will of the party here in fa­ Central Orang.. 220. Ada, Kant C*-, freight and paaaengera with profit rates But Mr. Diamond has proved no* higher than (he pment lowest wa­ ler rate*. Sevoral pages of the report himself a very superior man for are dsvoled to answering the objection that lh. construction of n narrow-gauge the place, and his re-nomination railroad will render a tran. ter of Ireight no lunger bold. good. The aupply ofportiea qualified, as far aa acholakhip goto, should it be followed aa.we have ia to day ample, and th. aigua of tha that the only Iking which prevents the no doubt it will be by a re-elec­ that to peaa th. bill at thia limo would Committee from recoauneadin^ the pas­ p. unwiM and impolite; that it ia wrong sage ot th. bill ia th. almost universal tion by a decided majority will ia principle and m policy; that what ■ratiment throughout the country, nt onght not to be need at a txverage do inueh to make him the prom­ ought not to be sold aa auch; that what I have atedioualy avoided the qnoetion th. good of th. comtduuity require* u* inent candidate before the next of wage, in my connection with the to expel no man lure a moral right lo acttoola of Barry. 1 would bore men- State Convention for Superin­ Conaidoration* of juatiee or expediency, therefore, can have no bearing upon any qnoetion of oouteiustional tew, ex-' c.|>t eo far aa they may tend, when the meaning ia otherwise doubtful, to throw light upon tbo probable intention of the people in it* adoption ” finance ia particularly fait tendent of Public Instruction. an aril ia not admissible tn morale or in On. ef th. objects whichAh* founder. I opportunity to violate tbetr pocket, with tha i engagec in putting and reconstructing atroag ia tbv faith that th. eyalem would not have rate with ranch oppooitioD, had it not bren *o cloaely allied in road, upon th. little popularity th. Democratic party bad claltoed to hare obtained among the people aluee tba Brealdeotll .lection of 1872. Then their acbool*. would hare enabled me to visit political rreolullone, eapeelally upon the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteanth Flrqueully I find a schuol out for the of the Republican party In liberality of mu Um* nt oo the rigfite of th. .maad- it If deposited in a central would not only add greatly to it*, but would also materially “ appeara by d - - 225,000 10,284,240 - - 050,000 40J«l.G50 - - - 700,000 43,818,845 Twtal . - - 2.M5J500 «7,088,445 l,fa0,000 *87379,676 850,000 8.257,016 350,000 6.7*6,065 I hare labored to promot. th*ee inter­ A Cent.rd, (New Hamp shir*) ourres­ that th. meeting of th. State. Grang, ba pondent makse a statement that ought Bepubliean* bar. had control of New I ord than that? Goods of all Kinds, , Domestic’s in Endless Quantities Dry Trunks, Travelling Bags; 1 Mated at th. Grand Ceutenaial. Mayor, beyond the itoaeibility of th* Grange*, with 32,00J member.; in Flo­ remaining 3040 elector* t* prevent it! rida, 108 Grangra. with 5,500 mtrnbera; Th* Buffale Commercial Advertiser, in Ark ansae, 521 Grange*, with 21,000 numbers ■ while ia other State* there ing place attractive. They oppose th. Haatiega, Sept., 9th 1874. for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Block, Sccff Sier of Spir* Sfnitj. altea and are unwilling to help othar* a reading matter. Such moa are ** rortbltoo aa a Dix ahote-him-en-lh^ Where can be found a eboierf and-well selected Stock of Staph and Fancy GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY Ac. A complete aaaortment of *11 kinds of Whole and Grousd Spices . WARRANTED PURE. State Naw*. All kindi of Fruit in their Seiaon. . Fresh Vegetables slwsj* on hand. Also we have s full line of the best Treaaury Feb. 17, 1875, waa 81,520,­ 125 83. Rtoaipte during the week trading Feb. 24, were 845,850 48; pay. ■rata daring ram. bra. 898,027 JI; Lamp* 8k Fixture*, Crockery, Gias* iWoodtn War* Always on hand at price* that cannot be beat in the County CASH HI J V friTIS mittoe rtotonable, end ahould be adopted by ell publiabm. t0 ^1<‘r •■dvaDlagv to «' amine ourStock before purchasing elsewhere NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOOD* Free delivery to any port of the City. Respectfully, Spooner & HeyburnLook at Tbit IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION Compariaon Invited and Competition Defied in railroad mas that if the fight conlisum .2.onl>>0 Teas, Coffees and by th. Baltimore A Ohio road baa JTOXX3NF Plaintiff haa ■Ity * ' I Juitopened In Mr.BOWNE'3 NEW STORE, WifayiXfrcF paign, the vfctims being generally ne- asachine ebop at Battle Croak. quotations from exchange, transferred Pt Spooner & Hepburn 8ta» hi. aa much right and and their ageuta anticipate no iamsdi. f* ■S EW GROCEBY AND TEA UOVWE, tion ...... fraud, violence and murder Michigan Central Bailroad Company hold away in Mlaalaaippi It wBl ate th. shafting. pulleys, etc., from their old forth that twenty-nine political aaurdara Ihepa at Marahall, and also a large Vm, * ' — ——L._IL., *1- Th. Trunk hnea from New York .till ■ • Come and see ti ma from lung difficulty. Th. Chisago A Lake Huron Bailroad United State* to th. bread sup Great Britain an 1874 ranatltutod ■* f* * ■ Also a full line of Groceries. heap -as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best of 847,770.83. Mra. Crapo, widow of the lata Covergitlmata proceeding, and defeat th. reatigating Ccmmiltoo haa wnttea a re­ norCrapo, died at b.r rwideno. in port which ho thinka will b. iadoraed omcaaa ron 1874-6 teeary, *>. i.yon*. **-, — HalmM, C. 0. Cadman, Frederick Bteenu, Haugy OiHmaa. Gent’s Clothing, mbs a imnmnu aldormeu The same apportionment I also iodirectly put* it in lh. power ot j believed then by euperfloa! i.becrvera not a restoration of slavery. Thia i« that lb* party wae sincere in !te polltl- thair one Gxsd, unalterable purpose tie-calltel Southern Conservative.—in reality Rebel Radical*—have got th* Democratic party by th* throat Tala CoU-?*. ’ Vte. Praaid.nt Wilaoa know* noth- TLer Committee baa no doubt that NOW IS YUOR TIME I united effort. A Nevada paper, under the det* of1 done, by enabling 390 white rotera, in lhe city ef Wilmington tn elect (J hld.rmea. while rendering it iiapoeaibl. for 750 white rotera. eupptem rated by 2290 fear crop, of peare. Only tha firat and Mr. Elijah Thi.n Fob Laimm, a na­ ve cf Shanghai, China, haa bran te appropriate 810,000 a J. L. REHD & CO4 'Inily Yours, misappropriated a cent of the State’* money ! Do the rotera of the old Graq- the banditti, and tha dlagraerful act. to iter of the Detroit Tiibun*. whieh tl>. Obetruatfonlsta In Congrem •JI years Richard Messer, of Carlton, bl* one should foil to bi* lot when systematically claxified and ar­ that the Gor.rniu.nt of th. ranged. land to valuabl. diseoveria*. We. the re for., req nee tall person* in­ sition uro important, attended by much labor, and many times delicate. Toasti­ er* and people bare given uniform agalnat a Democratic rebellion and highly. .attorned realJ. nt of Detroit, kindness and • uppert. for whieh I ren­ traffic In human chattels universal. der heart-felt thanks. Despite her. He and there a difficult question, tba work mmt aid, to create additional and rioua kind, of er etulfod epee remove the cloak that conoealed their T. B. Dumo»b, Co. Sept, of School*. the republican amendment* to the Fed Justice of Detroit, besidea earring lhe era! CorwUtutlon, Aoty th* friend* of aug. system of railway., th. attention of th. public, Prealdent Oran! and General Hherldan AU article, should bo marked Cul. Nathaniel Gilman, a native of for preserving the lire, of freedmen and prominent Odd Fellow, in Michigan. Gibfiauton, New Hempahir., but for fiAoen year, a reeidont of Concord, died the ecanea that ha., rooeuily transpired portation.’ 2450,000 8*3,022,055 propose* the ceaatiuction of a railroad apeak for th*raa*]v**. of three-feet gauge from Toledo, Ohio. mt th* four State* un­ 8. IL Elii*. Maaier uf th. Ohio ffrat. 1 Grange, under -date Jan. 15, reporte ' that 509 Grange* in that State have contribute*! *7,074.87 for the destitute in the Weal There are over 1,100 I Grange* in Ohio. GIFT, was the lucky man last July, that got the Cutter. We woa\ let him draw this year. "He is too lucky.” ' Warning the people not to come all at once, w« are very gift of the Slate GrangeA Vermont eheop-breedor rocura- I monde a tableepoonfal of culphur to ( twvqaerta of aalt aa a feed to ahoep | that will extoruiieate tleks Feed thia tioaal opportunities of late for laermng membenblp. critulnaUo i of the plalfonn. of tbo two the truth, aaya: •‘The determination of political partle* to say which VI' the Badieala (of the South) and rebels claimed by the appercnUy coorerted ia to coneuaato a division of the Union, and the 'establishment of a Soo them Contoderaey, in whieh there shall al Parallel Ballroad Company of the Unit- tioaa in their neighborhood, whieh, if Olten thing, which The Political Silualion. received nearly aa much per month aa oral information. nt .Mtione. CUTTER which will be given to our Customers about the mwMl* of September next, haa attendency to make more trade than ** want. ’ . vor of strict party nominations, We call attention to tha following eluding locomotive, being 157 tout for County Superintendent of From iIim. 'and other facte, th. Com­ mittee concluded that th. acocess of th. old booke. In grammar uniformity will Schools, a merited endorsement worthy 'organ'cation of a benevoleot noon be oceotnpluhed. demonstrate that th* narrow-gauge of one of the best 6fficer» in the eympatby.” Public opinion ia divided upon the railroad, white vastly cheaper in con­ Mr. CC. Whtoler, General Freight State, although it breaks over struction and operation than the old Agrat of the Michigan Central Bail­ eyatem, had anfficlent capacity, power, objection v urged are, firat. ea'.arr Th. __ i _ —.1 ________ .i____ ____ ।____ r_. entire cote to thia county for the liat the two-term rule, which is by rood, i* the right man ia the right place. Thia we, in commcn with the people and AU buaiaewin bit department ia atmany regarded us essential to all <fopertm.nt of the government, are lendwl to with >ueh great promptneea bjund to obey, ia all its provision*. canto on <raah 11,000. a. property ap- the future success of the party. that it ia truly refreshing t i crate in Con­ tar, but wore, reraha dunng th. time of alkgwd failure hero. A easeful atudy •t teatitefoe raaAtra thia statement. Other things being equal, -prohibition terribly excited when we have too many Bales, and now amt* we have come down TfHty-FifE Dota oi od Bony. tremble t with Garland an 1 tha Democrat!, lead- sure of future success. which is wise. And the re-nem- cratic Convention of Coanaclirai oocars 8, .1874, and inaugurate! it* ball ii caao have I alri»ej‘ wholeralu JraghtApril. the following; Roookod, That th* Monticello Grange, It, Minaeetea. •r, by throwing ent book* on hand, but iuation of Theodore B. Diamond Democrat* ot Coane-ticut regard lhe ba* adopted rveotatiooa eun^ratutetlag eueh change* hav. bean gradually a«- and a lasting disgrace to our noble Htete. T. J. Wm cial metropolis ol a museum, wkare eamplee of the natural reenurce* of obr State, sa wall a* ef uur advance > ia the The Transportation Qimhon. arts and acieaeea, might be exhibited. Buggies this year. If the Excite, meat runs to high we shall be obliged to Fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of eminently sueoaesfulBroeklyn Grange, it, Wteeusaia, baa 110 memben, a fin* ball asd organ, We dare not tell the public, we are making betb-r work tha and an agricultural library of rafocene* numbering 400 volume*. ever before, for fear they will come too thick and Lit. We nt and tiA convic’-ioa very gener­ Gorernor would to tbo relative capacity of'standard and । about filling th. narrow-ganga made, tbo Commit to. produce figure, and make compariaone county. Th. county la te n» oxpen aa for thia work ; partiea alteidiug eupport them 1 have roceirod foe tlu> labor for Uli. the year about on. hundr.l and forty dollar*. plain violation of th. spirit and ths let­ Old school building* aro gradually ter of the constitution, which forbids cover thia REPUBLICAN TICKET. new Ccnotitatioti. In th. Conafituticn kaaaaa Legislature with bat on* vote of 1808 there wae a prohibition of toIt ia bald that a Orang, eaansl aur ooMfon. In the Centeitutfon of 1874 thia prohibition ia terack out. Why ? PariiaBtoUtrw aa will GIVE ME A CALL. �Mr. DieUssra, one af the founder* of ' '■ Vormeatrills died on lhe 22d uh. at the ’ ----- advanced ago of ninety years. At a regular mediag el Wdd Flower Pennant to call, tbo Itepublioana of Ths nows of tha President's sending- ! I®1g». No. 44, L 0. G. T-, hold in thaix the County met in Convention attho tbo name of John M Nevins to tbo Hal) ” ” Monday " ' evening, ' •March • • •1st, ■ — - Court House at neon on -Saturday and 1875, Sonata as Postmaster of Hasting* son ms the fullowiog preamble and raeolulion Organised by electing L W. Vrooms a as temporary ehainnan. and Wm. M.1 business mon (Dewey 4 Oe. excepted.) were adopted : WxDuaa, Our Heavenly Father baa Scudder as becretary. Srair Qnu.-Hastings correepoodont removed fhna earth our beloved sister, Purettent Ur resolution tba Cliair ap- ■ of tbo XoaMb JTxm. . Ellon L. Bailey. pointed P. H. Niikera, G. K. Beamer. We de not see why we should hare JU—M That ee, the member* of been dragged into thia matter in that Wild Flower bodge, No. 44,1 O. G, T,, way. Yet, aa lhe Co. embraces all the of which Sister Elion L Bailey, was a Credentials, and Abraham Rymon, Republicans of our city except half a just and upright mxmbor, recognising Daniel Striker, R. E. Combs, D C. San­ doxen ur so, and the entire oppoiirion, with doo submission tbo edict cf tha born and B. J. Trego, a Committee on Grand Master, would, in thia manner, we do not care much. Yet, fair play ia rxpreaa uur appreciation, of lhe virtues a jewel, but eqme mon do uot worn to uf our dscoased sister and tender to her til two o'clock waa then taken. On the reaaaotabliag tbo Committee pay any attention to that, any more than bereaved husband and family, onr Willard did to his solemn promises warmtit sympathies in thair great afflio- Credentials submitted it sir report as whoa be made tbo oelecuun for post­ RMe/rvd, That we ourdially J>ear wit­ Year Committee oa Credential! re­ master of thio city. ness, that cur deceased sister was one in whoso life and character the prinei- spectfully report tbo following -aa tbo DMkkor'e Pain Pauaoox. fur Rheu- p'es ot our order were faithfully Por­ aamea of gentlemen entitled io seals in matiem. Neuralgia, Cramne, Colic, Diar- tland, that as a woman she was just tbis Convention aa delegatee : rtuQX, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infan­ ana faithful, as a friend generous aud Baltimore—Gilbert Striker, D C. tum. Sprains, Hurns, Scalds, Bruise., true, nud as a Sister Go>«l T-mpler, ChilblaiM, Frost-bites, Strolling., Sore­ ever ready to cultivate and honor tbe Sanborn, Hoary Hougbtalin, D. McOmness, uf tbo Joints, and all painful af- glcxion* pr nmplae whieh bind ns tegatbor. There are probably a hundred or more persona in ibis aud neighboring towns, who daily suffer from the distre-sing effects of kidney troubles, who do not know that Johnson's Anodyne rorere cases great relief may be ob­ tained, if not aperfoct cure. We notice that the Agricultural papern all over tbo country ’■eeuaimeud the Kef that tbo earth will in duo time, give up its treasures, and that we shall be again united; and that beueatb tbe Providence and power ef God. death han" no dominion, the grave no victory, Rssafved, That aa a mark ef respect for her motnorr, tbi* Lodge bo draped in mourning for tbo space of thirty days That tbo above preamble and resolutions be entered at large upon the Journal of our Ixxlge, that a copy bo presented to the family of our docaau-d sister, also to tbo Hastings Basxu aud Ihnt Javnttl for publication. ' T. I'nitura, B. F. Srcxnorr, Powder*.— £reU<yr. , Farmars and othan ia this section hero lung known and appreciated the advantage uf these powders over all Cloudy. None but a physician knows bow much a reliable alterative is needed by Twenty inches of snaw fell Sunday ths people. On all sides of us, iu all comraunities ovsrywbaro, there ate and Monday. multitudes who suffer from complaints Regular aud important acssuan uf that nothing but an alterative cures. the Council ta night. Honea a great many of them have been State Convention at Jackson to day. made and put abroad with tbo assur­ ance of baiag effectual But they fail if lhe delegates ran get there. Tha PreeiJont has signed the Civil Rights bill. Tbis is tbo great political victory of tbo ago. The Ladies Sewing Society of Emauael Cnuscb, will meet with Mrs. J. W. Bancroft on Friday afternoon. now nearly two years since 1 became a resident of your county; during that time I bare regularly received through the mail, weekly, your enterprising and | respectable paper /rrv. for which aet ef goneroaity I now tender you my warm­ eat thanks. As I expect lo move from Nashville by the middle of April next, I feel it would ungenerous not tu make thia public acknowledgment,' and to re­ turn to you my 'banks, and also lhe kindest legaida of my wile, as wall as that of my little girl, jus*, beginning to read the neighborhood news, for your Al the County Convention of Democrats on Saturday the folio* Our Representative in Congress vo­ ted against the Fores bill For shame, delegates were elected, vix : that we are thus Washington. misrepresented' at H. A Goadrear, N. Barlow, B. 8. Dibble, T. Downing, C. P. Iai rebec W. H. Dutton Jr. Editor uf ths Bo*O. II Cole, E. ,Flensburg Eli Nichols. ton Trmttnyi, and ooe of th* muil ao oompliahed scholar* in New England, died on Sunday evening. for eity officers, but We have not room J. C. Hannah. J. H. Dennis , and Por­ thio week to print ths list of registered ter C. Freeman, nominated for Co. Scporintendeat of Schools. vetero in the city. Have on exibiiion one of the largest Stpck^fFancy Goods ever brought to. this City which we offer to the. public cheap for Cash. fFe have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and' Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries- Toilet Sets- g-c., £c. Give us a caU. Rev. G. D. Gilleepte waa eenooeratod Bishop al Grand Rapids on Wednesday. A large number of the vestry of Em­ anuel Church hi this eity Were In at­ The Bishrp administered in tbis city on Thursday evening. Tbe following being the claw. Mrs. Dr. C. RumelJ, Mrs. Wilkins and EK Throop. Hoc. John M. Norina, haa been ap­ pointed I'oattnaater of this city, vies Hon. John Roberts, whose commission expired in July Inst. If the appointee I Tom, was selected to do the fore legs of shall be able to fill the place of hu tbo beast, and move hie eya* and eon —a happy thought struck him. alto rejoiae, for wo do net believe tboro tliough proving disastrous in the aoqaal ever was a better managed effioo than .i Towards tbo eloee of the performance the audience ubeerved that the Elephant ears has boon under Dr. Roberts ! waa very unsteady ia fromi. and finally. True to hia treasonable utterancss during the war of the rebellion. Shakespearo, the editor of tbe Kalamaxoo Oernttr, says: "We are glad there are so many •rebels' in Congm,*." and adds. "1st na have more *rebeh' tn Congress." "reconstruction," two bottlaa ware found That this ia pare unadulterated De- i bearing the suggestive label, •‘Btsrea■acoracy, we have not the alighteai n's (>U> Ixmnox Dock Gix--o tMatoi iTjX^ilSr hS ioubt though tbe vise men of ths party are too cautious to .peak oot. fcplainly placed tbo bottom ef <1m> boirles sou to the editor of tbe does. to represent the ayes of tha elephant— roacbs^Send Lake about half past five We bare at least two and a half feet of snow, aud many assert it is three feet deep. But at all events we hare oo much that it makes logging and lum­ ber hauling very di sag roeable at boat With a promise of writing from my nsw quarters soon as convenient, wi 1 eloee by subscribing myself as usual, WORK SEEDS! mima: CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN iE&twS-S Davenport. Yankee Springs—Charles W. Arm­ 1 strong, John W. Brigg*, Irving Garrett, Wm. P. Garrett. Assyria—A. W. Chapin. Richard Jones, W. Powers, J. R. Powers Best Cock. Days 4 McElwain Maple Grove—George D. More. Best Hon. Heys A MoEiwain, Beet Specials, Henry 1. Alien, Rutland —James Mead, David Hoes, Manning l>oud, James Benham. On motion after come debate the re­ port wae amended and adopted as For Green Bsy and Laks Superior. Two trallia dally, with Pullman Pal­ aeo Can attached, and running through I u> Marquette. For MUwaukst. Four through trains dally. Pullman t'ars on night trains. Tbe Committee tn Singing Birds re ommvnd special aotioe of the Gold Finch exhibited by John Beaainor ; also, 25 cents to John 8. Van Brunt on Dwarf Dark Brahma, and 25 cents to Joha Q. Creasy, on Whits Fantail Doves. • Henry I Alien, of Schoolcraft, who wlis committee on Partrilga Cochins, says tbo show of Partridge Cochins ex­ ceeded any ever shown at the State Fair, and H. A. Mansfield of Waltham, Mas*, who waa judge on the Brahmas. of the fowls on exhibition ttxe hopes cf the most sanguine promoter of lhe en­ terprise. In everything it was a sac. cess, and reflected great credit on tbo manage re, and showed a great interest ia the growth of thoroughbred p-ml try. on the part of our citixons : TJie Premiums awarded were as fol- FINE PICTURES At Granger Prices. WING GALLERY, rieOM teerilL 3u-.lMi.Msnb te.in-u.rtt7 ELECTION NOTICE. place. All the birds exhibited wore owned tn thia county except five coops shown .VGSUXWtSffifSSftffSS tevMlewlaseaeoneraio keeieeuS Jesw.ttJss tar jnitu s Hr. |In, I.. H.l. »» l ... u XU IS. .... I (h.rwnUlwatMMr. an.ll.uri aim. u.siau I'.l.mull local Siifipejj Jlotice;. the Overland 8teetM>i* on the Union Padflc Railroad, for all points went of tbe Mteaourt River. All Ticket Agents sell tickets by thia mate. titt. AgeuL J. Cole & Son, 2d. John Stanley. 3d. John G. Mandy, A. D. Cook having disposed of bis in­ terests tn tbe mills and realeotate here, ia tbe reason of yoor correvpondent's tearing. 1‘ go ' to Big Rapids, A paper On Aneieut Artists and their * there to engage in soiling goods for W. work, by Belle Wightman. C. Conant, Eeq., who is by far tbo Recitation, by Anna Roberta t in Big Rapids Review, by Clara Phillip Please eond tbo Baxsaa to that place in the future to your humblo servant. though not quits so cold as a few days ago. Tbo sleet and fiue hail that fell on Tuoeday last made it next tn im­ possible fix trains to rua on our north­ ern roads, and probably waa but little batten further south. I left Big Rapids at noun on tbo 2ith in*t.„^nd at half past uine o’clock the same evening we reached Stanwood, making eight miloe ia about ten hours,'with a train of four coaches, (nearly empty) one baggage cer and two enginoe. Could make no headway only as tbe snow aud iee was ■hoveled off the rails by laborers. We remained at Stanwood till three o'clock the next morning, when a snow plow and four trains arrived from Kalamaaoo, haviag left tbo latter plan: tbo (irsrious morning, and cleared the war, so wc FLoltAL Hoplnms 1 Barnes. Hrutinei, Dk. .15. 1874. ly Henry 1. Allen of Schoolcraft, K*la- Tha annual meeting of ths Pioneer Fire Company No. one, of this riiy, waa '■ bald last evening, and the following offleers wets elected. W. F. Hicks, Fore­ man ; J. E. Saondets, Asst Foreman ; Soliloquy of an Egyptian' Mumur John H. Dennis. Secretary; W. 0. ■ spiritualised, by Col. Dinkey. Eellleja Engineer; Baker Sbrissr TronaImpromptu Speech. nrer ; and J. M. Bauer. Steward. twits i ttvt Irving—0. K. Beamer, B. J Trego, Charles Judd, Frank Judd. Best trio, W. K- Barber. Orangeville-Frank 8. Bowen, J, W. 2d do, Hava 4 McElwain, Hougbtalin, T. B Dtamsnd, Jehu Tor­ 3d do, “ Bost naira, Hays 4 McElwain, Tlwniapple—Wm. I. Cobb, Smith 2d, W. K. Barber. Sanford, R. E. Combs, P. W. Nieksrn. Bost Cock, Hays 4 McElwain, Prairierille—Wm. M. Scudder, James Bost Hou, Hays 4 McElwain, Bost C pullets, Haya 4 MoElwaia, Boot Special. •• - soma indulge to their diMredlt, and ut>lit th/ir ;iaper for decent familv reading. On tb» 30th dav of, last J nonary, 1875, tiou, E A. Holbrook, Wm. H. Powers; at th* regular monthly and church S. J. Bidlotaan, John Eoaglo, A. W. meeting of the church I tendered my Chapin, Johu A Turner, and Wta. M. resignation tu take rffeat al the expira­ Oo ths first formal ballot Theodors tion of the pastoral year, being next B Diamond was ronouimated ferCcuaty was accepted, and as I expect to leave Superintendent of Schools; and, after this part <>t the State at that time, 1 passing ths ususl reeolatios authorising take Ibis oportunity to tender to you the delegates lo the several Conventions my hearty thanks, and lo ask yonr par­ in ease they could not attend to appoint don for having furnished so little for ihe columns of lbs Bixxsxduring those iwoysara. "Confession" they say "is good lor ths soul," and I must aay^tpat (in a mistake) ( have helped those lass I-i.tof letters remaining in the Hea­ tings P. O. March 2d, 1875. i’hose canned goods al John Stanley's Mrs. A. M. Barnes, Bennett Carpen­ th. wisest for ths public good. So are attracting much attention and sel­ ter, William Cross, Mrs. Geo. E Forster, ploaso receive our warmest thanks and ling very rapidly. ~ belt wishes for the future and onr grxxl fore they are allfa Freeman, Moura. Gibson Bros, lauhsm Hull, Lucy A. Hewitt, 0. F. Munioo, Maple Grove, cut and split six csrds of Henry C. Northrop, Mra. Jane 8. Phil wood, on Saturdsy last, in firs hours. lips. T. J. Parker, Mrs. E J. Revere. Stwbsn Mitts, Mich. / ’ So says tbo Nashville A'rex. G. D. Sawyer* 2, Willis Snyder, Shaa. February 27, 1875. $ Judge Josiah Turner, of Owosso, has Slewart, Mra Mary E. Whitney, Amos Eniros Bavxas: —Having finished Woodmancy, Hue Lucinda Vandsriip, been re-nominated M Judge of the ay duties a: this place and about to de­ seventh, and Judge Jcsiab G. Lovell at Mia* Frankie William*part lor auc-ber locality. I thought best Ionia, for the eighth Judicial Districts. to spend a few momenta in writing a Both exesliant selections. -f tendance. I am now all alone in the Photograph business, and sal have made arrange­ ments to increase my facilities fordoing better work than ever, all should call and get a negative taken. Tbo superi­ ority of my work in the past 1* a suffisient guarantee of fii>t-ciasu wort in ^hs future. Rooms ia Washington Beat Trio, W. K. Barber. 2d. Usury I. Allen. Evert’, Frank Fuller, Friend -Soule*. Hope—Ir* A. Oeguod, Mooes Seober, 81. Hay. 4 M.Elwain, George Beploglo, Valentin Replogt*. Baal Pairs, flays 4 McElwain, Hastings Town-Chas. B Bonham, A. Ryeroan, H. M. Merritt, B. F. GaakilL D-fU-k. la.iS.BnU Hastings Gty—l«t Ward, J. H. Ad­ Bo.t Hjn, Henry I. Allen, ams ; 2d Ward, E J Evans ; 3d Ward, Beet Sftbciala, Haya 4 McElwain. |5 Daniel Striker; 4th Ward. lease W. Be.t Pullet. Hays 4 McElwain, 82 On Thursday night of lait week |bo House of Peter Davis, near Nashville, waa entirely destroyed .by fire. Dim Dan Sbay, so long a clerk for Jutn Stanley, bad a Tumor removed from hia neck at the Medissl Department of the University <m Sets rd ay morning. At last accounts he was doing well and is expected heme in ■ few days. PIOTTTZIES 1 PICTURES : kern; for Secretary, Wm. H. Scudder; which report was accepted and adopted, Tbo Convention than elected as Dele­ gates to the State Convention, D. Stri­ ker. I. W. Vruoman, J. J. Parkins and The Missionary Society of th" M. E. Church will bo entertained by Mra. Samuel Dickie oa Friday evening. A telegram from Washington brings'us the glorious news, that the Suproms Court of the United States sustains the adof the Legislature of 1873, taxing Hopkins & Barnes GROCERS. TODAYS ADVERTISEMENTS. UUPUSrffi, snnx wra ud Shingles, Lath, 4c. NMte,. GOOD NEWS. Did yon kbow that Mr. Grace, has bought In the Grocery Hlors, with John Crawley, and ate giving lhe beet ot ber­ •TB ■ Boek- < axrr �hlH’H NEW YOWL GIN In Independent Physician, Number of cows, 10. Butter add Butter for family um, cream. THEALDIKE; THE ART JOURNAL OP AMERICA. Milk furnished tbo factory. 14,340 lb*., st 05* per 1W Ibe............................. - Calve* rateed Hog food UeZiMk. it equal* tbo finest Electoral or Saxony wool grown Tbe diminu­ tion of the number ef fold* to the inch shows the interior ty An excellent brouae for .mall costing* maybe made by faring together 1)5 gam of copper by weight and W part* Parufln te the beet material for ptotoetiug pnlfobed steel tn iron from ru.t Fwt hard sand ^instead of nahn on nuppery aklcwalk* The paring* of a btnbel ol apple* are said to yield a qunrt of eider, by tbe aid ufahaad prw* A French meter is about fifty time* the diameter of a five cent piece. Tb* •ite* «oia weigh* exactly fire gramme*. ' A cracked bell which givee a jarring aowad may be improved by sawing or filing tbo ruptured edge* k> that they by tbe vita*- IJUEAT8 ALL TOBIAS OP CHRONIC DISEASE, FARM FOR SALE. Total|62l» 78 Maxing an average uf >82.78 per oow. Parte I. II, III and IV ate now ready. The butter for family um, a* ipven in tba above, is computed at 26c pei pound, SUTTON’S being a fraction over a cent umbr tbo average market price for tha year, while Leisure-Hour Miscellany. the milk furnished tbe eheeoo factory te given at PS eeala per 100 pound*, al­ though Mr. McCotter, proprietor of the cheoeo faet.Ty, think* when the return* are all in. it will foot up over 81.00 per REPRODUCING hundred pound* If tb* above figure* are correct,—and they are, for Mr. Green ha* kept a dai­ ly recotd throughout tbo year,—it abowa I hat many of our formers seem tu be Art Journal, over aaxien* to dtepoM of tb* very beat The London paying slock th-y can rsi*e. If every fanner would but keep a regular day book be could **ry *oou determine wh«t would pay him beet,—whether rairiag grain or raising bones, keeping cowa sheep, ote. There ten? place in Michigan better adapted to dairy pur­ pose, than tbte taction, and ecanely anything the farmer eau engage iu that will paid him oo large an imeom* from I'arta I, IT and III are just Published. the money invested, to say nolhiag ol THE ABT JOUINAL. the diffareuee In c*re and labor be­ tween caring for stork, and raising Ce»kjrteia Ita-Ul.wK., .< II .Kk u.. ta, beet All Uluu.liu, grain. he» lb« nrliw relawet el■ Tk» AM**'. With a cheeea factory ia thia place, •nd one in Suufleld, we think tbe farmer • ho diapooo of hi* mileh cows, maker ■ mistake., We. should be glad to give the result of the obiervatiua of other former* or dairyman on this subjeci.— JEUwyrtee. J SEMI ; ounce. Boil for ten miautk* and apply with a brush, eijber hot or eold. A piece of alum aa big aa a hickory nnt will render clear a pail of muddy water. Dissolve the alum. atir and al­ low the impttritte* to eettle. Tbo length of tbo double whiStetree and the neck yoke for a sleigh should bo just aa long u tha sleigh ia wide Thatogrsphsi* who um large quan- from tbo center of one runner to the ■tfos of uioale ofsilver *hould allow all Ibeexce** of riivvr, acetic arid, aud YEW ADYEBTISEMENTS. sOetukaUan from the plates uudergvfog davelopment to ritn into stone jar* C. P. Rowell a Co'$. CoU,;..~ containing fragment* of line. By that Moen* the metallic silver may ba collec­ ted ; It should than be digested with di­ late Mitphuric arid, washed and dried ia aa oven ao that quite largo earing PORTARL OLD LONDON DOCK 120 Law Arnie, GW.XM&, V.'1$X*« i ISlit'tajl te* beieeM the fe-L." Cnhctiin a fetal Practice '5*".akh?v U. tsx-teaf ■farm ADVICE CIVKN BY MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. for sale ! •M m*i»Wlekl—■.ariseIk*MSire ‘ . '■ I ■ SStVVESisffilrill uw.r'&r.'c. te>ia* 4*wrt*i< CM*:*,’firt x '~rfVwtoe ■mate Pra«i.AC.Prte<ta.Jatoe*{nri»l« „ ia ika aaiur-t lk* •*;*!■ ofTki.cn, J 11 awAra*. Isle of J.teUri te »skl Cean*/ ilMaual. LUaaAnv.MaAelabteairef iteTk.u. ..f t*D |.r***«4, rmin U*»i th* ACwlaliuatLa af uli “W^rw^^^L^rtkk lar «r Narrk nil, at » o <lxk >a IM foraaaaa. *a aulcaad for Ilia kaana* tail aauuaa. jal Iba* Ilia bain al law ef aUl laraMed FOB THE ALDINE, PRICES DELIVERED OS BOARD OF CARS AT SPRINGFIELD. QUID utetati;’." >. Ik* foilwwla* *-.H »l*wa<klewti iiUn. >«MlrteU .fohite ■« JENNIE. Derlla*. I .a |*mI, Kium- i*.,i.„„ SCRAP BOOKS. Jte.r X«. HU .... ■tkleaoe lb«>k><lr uZ>. An Farewell, Aeete D*rbe(.»ae( Seke So We manufacture and furuirii at low price*, Pulleys, MhaRlng. CuWpUam ate anxen, a loo furnish Belting, Oom How, Ac. « Further InfofcaUon will be cheerfully gtreu by addressing the manuteotiooa .T A MES LEFFEL «fc CO. SO M SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. THE FLOWER TEAS: THE OF KILDARE THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. ■1 1 — —wii,uufc. u.uiwt.ur tbe hight of tba capital lottan to be tew. tbo widths an a* follows: B. F. £• JTXAl C. d. e. o. h. k N. 0. Q. B,T, V. X and T, eleven; L five; J, eight; B and L, nine; M and W, aevonfoew; Z and A, twelve: Numerals : 1 equate five; 2,8, 4,7. 8, nine; 4. elevow; 8, 9. 0. tan. Lower ease leitan (hight rix and a half): Width : a, b.d. I k, p, q, x and x coven and a half; e, e, Ks,eersn;L Lj. L L three; g,h,n. u, eight; m, thirteen ; r, v, y, six ; w, tea. Glycerine is an excellsnt coaling for the istericr of plaster mold*. A strong eolation of sulphate of msraarie give* a beautiful quality to whita- IOWA AXD NEBRASKA, fte BnrtiWa I Inarn BItet IB. Co. i 1 a 11 1 Ill'll u»..rc. r.i>. CimSSERS WASTE!). | THE ALDINE COMPANY, Ayer's •y Pectoral, 58 Naidon Lana, New Yorkv Ageals for MIcbliraB, Jaey Itt, UH. 1 f ** l e M* ttlliS BttecSv*. BcrthM Horton & Remr, Detroit and Grind Brpi le. Mich ■ M, ■ *1 ■ 11 1* 1M Medicated Cough Candy. JOHN PETTIT §100,00 0 00 .'A.mAXIIX. 13 TO BE DMT RIBCTt 13 . Glass can bo drilled with a fool moistaood with dilute sulphuric acid. This last is batter that turpentine. .To wash calico without fading, infuse 8 gilte of *nh in 4 quarts of water. Put I ia the ealteo while the eolation is hot, a*d leave until the latter is cold. It is said that in this way tbe colon ar* ne­ gated permanent end will not tad* by stebeequul washing. tlswrid better, pork, and lard casks ■■7 be purified by burning straw or - White lead robbed up with linseed •0 to the eearistenco of paste te an axeelteat appbeauea for burn*. . Qaiatin mixed with glyeerin te liquid white hot, but an riaitic ootid when «sML Ueefal for hennetteally sealing BURDETT ORGANS MICHIGAN CENTRAL­ RAILROAD PRAIRIE LANDS It te aaid that charcoal will fatten fowl* and at tbo same time give the ■teat improved tend era •*• and flavor. Pulverise and mix with the food. A turkey require* about a gill a day. . Lampblack and butter are need to prepare ribbon* in hand stampa. The following te a convenient table MATCHLESS” Pianos, Organs, Aud MuticalMenUaniliBe Generally. ~ $200 GIF! ENTERPRISE! fe Grad Mill ftfutlOMUMt! One Prize $5,000 in Silver He keeps constantly on hand Mo. 1, Pianos ranging in price from $250 to $1800. Also, Agent for famous New England Te clean cider barrel*, poor in lime water, and then i»rt a trace chain Sheoogh tha bung bote, renumbering to fastee a atoowg cord on the chain *o a* to pad! st out again. Shako the the bartoiwarilall the rnoid fosidoia rubbed eC Rinse with water, and finally pour heltatowhfoky. ‘ A piece of parada oendlo about tbe •foe of a nnt. dteeolved ia lard oil at MO- Fah, thb mixture applied one a SI Organs, Manning and Burdett Or­ gans. Good Agents Wanted tn every County r MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division Mcrtiaje Preiiti HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS il.IWBIil ElWOra. I Bead* are luaot for Ike yenM* fate, for fiU erMUM ofkkUria? Perpetual World's Fair, a «a at • « a«a ate a > s in a ta t - - 4 th Sene* Drawing, April 4, 1B7&. Capit’l Premium $100,000. ! naa a PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. R3ttnM?t2*aa a s PROBATE ORDER. *® ' to*, remove and rub dry. Awwlnge may be made wetarproof by ■lllglllt frutin a solution remaining Mf cmU anwp, aad afterwards in an- fin lam Jacini & ariar � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-03-10.pdf d592f3aa74750cb642a0b358b909f7c8 PDF Text Text Th* l^pril*aciyl B^JICV Geo. M. Dewey, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1875, taWnal apd. BUymes Canto. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. and prayed for him. Ha had children, and true io hi* boyish vow, ha played with them, told stories to them, and look th*m on excursions on Bunday, to that tlist day bscamo an epoch to thorn ol hilariou delight. Hia wile had also been rigorously brought up by her lovely aaint-like mother, who waa what need to ba called an Old School Presbyterian,' and aha, too. when a littto child. Buffered far bar religious belief. Wiser than her hus­ band, she clung to the truth and jrejoci*d the error* of her childhood training. Sound the trumpet I Beat the Drum! Downfall in Clothing Nov has come ! |-ESSMA£ttE’;7““ 1 S7j,(IIIB IM OF OIHOMO Win IMTUWi is we fin’d we have still a Large Stock of Overcoats fold inter Clothing on hand, wc will offer all goods Below* Cost for i* next 30 DAYS ONLY n**1 TklnlBs:»r J*r> •< ***S .Van's Heavy Overcoats. $3 and Jf. .Ven's Cape Overcoats, $5 to 10. $18 all wool Beaver Overcoats for $10 ■ And then camo a Sttudsy evening, uh ! never to be forgotten by the bappy wife, when her husband walked up tho aisle of that simple country church and mad* hi* humble c.nfvreion. Hi wa» the oul* one- and whoa all tli* congre­ gation arose, and extended to him the remark to which the poor man in his "right band of fellowship," thus taking griol had givel utter*ceo; “1 wi«l> yuu him into the church by that beautiful bad to oaxu voar money aa I de miaw" In the trod.I uf a row uf ' figure*. symbolic set. a tnuicadike visum swept “Put yourself in my jdacr," intruded Iteoll. . Once alter ii bad croeeed hie mind, away ; heaven opened, nnd ale saw myriads of angles rejoicing with halle­ be told down hi* pen eaying, “Well. I lujahs over him who had repentwl and think I should find It rathe* hard. 1 was aaredI with a Hide cry abe renk have a mind t»drop ia thare this after­ noon, and ere Aw it fare* with hia fainting into her *aat; but uo one heed­ ed bar; they were too intent u|wu. family; that man has arouaed aiy curi­ watching the tall hand sumo maw, whose About 5 o'(dock* ba put on a gray it rang* eon ret tian had boeu *nch an wig aud oom* old, cau-uff doth**, and unaccountable durprise. But after llw eetTicvi were over the walked to th* ro.i.l*are uf Mr. Bishop, aud knocked at the doer Mr. BUbop, kindly people crowded around Iteh hu«bind and wife, wishing them joy. and a pale, weary looking vvu*il, opened adopting them a> brother and sister tor “For shame, you bad boy 1* *l»e an­ time aud etontty. swered. "Stop making disrespectful journey, for he had walked many miles puns, if you please ; and you need nut that day. go if you don't please." Mr*, bishop cordially invited him in, So the children went to church with and gave him the beet seat the room her iu tho mornings and took long afforded. She then began to make walks with their father in the sweet prepetition* tor tea. The old gentle­ ried, cheeking cough assailed him, and summer afternoons: In the erasing, after eating yard* of bread and butler, a hectic spot appeared upon his cheek, man watched her attentively- He saw the healthy, happy little creature* which uerur want away. Consumption there was uoelaatirity iu* her stop, no hope in bee movements; and pity for would ting hymn* with her. Even tho bad fastened its cruel fang* upon him. Then for three years—yearn of pure her began to ataal into hia heart. baby of two years would carol out and bolt* living -ba struggled with the dread ditoasM, until hit physunao. un­ able or uuwillingto eve the fatal word*, with a delirious oolemn air, as if eh* • too late'' were written upon hi* form bad been iu tho habit of perusing tho sacred scripture* for years and yoatx Proecnlly, there cacao a Bunday morn­ Aud ibough with hi* cultured wind ing, when the husband said, “Dimple" and te'to be enjoyed trarriiug through (a pet name) “I bear that the wile of tbuwe beautiful toreign Undo, th* step th* Con grogstional clergyman has a giew heavy, the shapely hind* almuat tea They invited tho stranger to eat Gue vuiiw, and leads the choir in her trauapareul; lin'd at fast tn* fiat Went with thorn, saying, “We have not husband's church; I think I will go forth that be mutl die. But it brought much to offer you, but a cap of tea and ja** my opinion upon her singing*" Bo tome*. Iheiik G—l, he «•> ready. will retreali you after your tong jour. “Very well, dear, that's right,” was They were iu the ouulh oi Fraoc averv 4rori she said, and kissing him when s Buu layeame, br^b*, fovelv. tho lari. In broken wbUpers bo *aid that it we* but a short **[>aratiun. onlroaiing For several Sunday* the husband at­ bis litjl* wifo not to grfot*. Ho sent tended tho Congregational church aad the wife, the Episcopal; and aa a nat­ ure) ronvequenr* tho Mias .Snarling aud Mr. Sneering who live in every swell village, observed, “what can it mean ? hare you noticed that ho goes to one chuieh and all*'to another ? What an awful quarrel thorn must be between \ This is the Biggest Bargan of all. Good Cassimere Suits, from 17.50 to 10. . US and 20 fine all wool suits for 12.50 and 13.50. $_■& to $40 Custom Made Suita, finest in the City, from $15 to $25 only. Boys’Overcoats from*0'2.50 to $4. 100 PAIRS MEH’S GENUINE CORDUROY PANTS REDUCED TO $2.50. Men’s Undershirts and Drawers 25 to 45 cents. Men’s Extra Pine Undershirts and Drawers 50 cents to Cloesv Below Cost-Sheepskin 50 and 75 cents- Sl.OO- Buckskin 81 to SI.5O. MEN’S CARDIGAN WOOLEN JACKETS is a Special Bargain. Thi. TO $2. Star Clothing House, 1S8ES^fE.'Sb ,-“to*r-4 A*.*-.: u*iiroro«i...i. Mt .11 Vu. M. .^re 3a~ Grand Rapids, Mich. HEATH, SAIABBL'nV MCO. SPECIAL OFFER. THE DENTIST Nartrflle Mirtiiai. THE REPUBLICAN BANNER Hastings Drug Store IN CONNECTION WiTH other journals. .01^4 iu sU tI«w« *t ere teiirn. AsJUi.vm■Sia* ivlred l*. *.nS. i th* ilMr.ios. U.K sud****ra •bUo. ril s»mU 3 *..un*r M.r.-i- iJ fflOH, !; For the accomviodation oj such of our friends as may desire to subscribe for some other paper in connection with The BANNER, w-have made arrangements whereby we are enabled to present the following liberal terms, theuntferntanding, Aozretrr, that the order for our Journal and euhef of the others named, must be sent together, and ac­ companied by the money ; and, also, that we must receive one subscription toThe BANNER for each copy of every other publication ordered from the list: . School Book*. Blank Books, Toy andGift Book*, and everything iu this line to pl»a«* Old and Young. ” (.III) LTOM A FORTErt. l'ro*n.wr. really drta.lfull" She did nut ‘ talk it uver" with her butbund ; shu did nut uvea offer to go to church with hiiu ; she wai too wise to do anything but “watch ami'pray I hen another Sunday came. They were nit just returned from Doming service and ehe was taking off her bon­ net and glove*. when ner husband carel*.»ly ubaoived, “What capital eenuoua that Congregational fellow preachn! really, LHmido,.l ahouldn't be surprised H. F. 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P, ROBERTS. DENTIST 4 50 3.76 JOHN STANLEY I LANDS Ekm Ian Ml 1hrCat GROCERIES HOW HER HUSBAND WAS SAVED. AFIIEOBAII1I0WIIIBEOIOR. Frew U* Ill.rirsteJ ClrUli.s Wmkly. H* was brought up rigo rowahr, after a fashion somber enough to content the glootniret Puritan. No playing, nor reading of story books on Sunday ; no be jeeriogty apoken, and a light laugh suecredod them, but aho darted a iwtft ayn-tteh at hnr hytbaad's fare aud saw just n percaptibla qairar on hi* wallout lips, and the least shade of trouble in the beautiful blue eyes. Her heart beat violently and a joyful flush overspread her face. Quick a* lightning cam* the thought, “It t* God's hand." But eh* said never a word, only walked quietly into list chil­ dren's roem and gently cloeed tlio doer. There, falling on bar Bnao*. her very •oul cried out, "O my Father ia haaven what fa this that thou hast dene? Oh. take not away from mo thia strange, un­ looked-for hope, which, light as thi-iledewn, I dare not disturb with breath of mine, tyi in thy own good time m*ke this blessed eigu a more bleared oertaiu ■ ty, for Jaau* my Bavionr'a sake," The children want into the wood* that nfiernoan os usual, and cam* ho am declaring that papa, if po«aibte, hal boon awoe.er and kinder than ever before, and the evening hymn* wrre j ►ro­ od ia by th* little wife with outward calm.'but a heaving heart and a iac* of uawonted paleaaaa, a pala, yearning, laving face. Th* next morning aa boot. a. her husband was ou the train iu Nsw Yurk, she put oc her boaaet. and hasleoiug to th* bouse of th* Coogregatioual minis­ ter, requsoted a private interview with him. With smarng. gentle rourto.y, he aoadneted her into hia study and} that “Ar* you willing,'' she began abrupt­ ly and agitated--“mo you willing to .l H his last to>i» was geo* He had just recovered from a fa of iHosss. and had cx|Kud«I ths money with which be bad mtand*d to make th* last payment co IC* bcusel Tro*, that gaatlemsu had waited one yrar, when he had failed to mwrt the demand, owing to illuea* L tn* family, aud be had fait very rnsch obliged to him for doing *«.' Tku, year ho bad been laid up for ’rerorsl mnaths, durfofcvhieh be could earn nothing, aud all tala saving* were then needed On Sunday evening* th* mother taught th" doll* tweet, aimpie versos ol Scripture, which the children rcueat.nl tor them >nnd woe unto the doll who waa unmindful and made mil takes 1 It* little mother's heart would acbe until the had taught her child correctly, and made it repeat the verso—through her— without a mistake. One aueimer, not long ago, tho fam­ ily of whom, we are writing wore at a pretty village on the line of the Ker □aven railroad. Aa usual, the mother hired a pew in the Episcopal church, for the had adopted her buabaad de­ nomination, and had greatly gratified hie family thereby. “You won't expect me ever to uo to hoar that old fossil," said her huabxu 1 “why, ha haan't a too h in hia head. He will mumble and ■ hew hia word*. $25 and 30 Overcoats offered for $15 and 18. L hard lile ef a poor man. If you eould only in imagination pul youroelf in my plan*. I think you would have a little more tusrey on me." -Tt Is uselea* talking; I exlswdad this on* year, and I esnnot do so any lungvr." replied Mr. Merton, a. be turned to hr* desk and eoctlaued wri- to God through lore rather than fear ; and so following tlio exauipl* of a wire, excellent, well-known minister, she gave her little cnee Sun’ay dull*. On Saturday night the week day doU*. with all their belongings, were put away amidst much bofaterou* jollity and noiai. The next morning th- Bunday dole were quietly taken out, and after m«ay cautiuna as to their good behavior and reminders of the day, were brought down autre. If the weather was stormy th* children end doll* had church at bom*. Ererrthing was dou* decently and in order, even papa, who lad the si owing,. -wa* aboucmally solemn on TO BE SACRIFICED AT ANY PRICE! JteQt ROBERT.v, i-8 ralnxs rog WHOLE NO. 980 with God tor Me brothm*’* soul, and; MR. MERTON'S LEMON, both rose up euaforte**! with the sreursnoo I Uni ttiuy and done what they coaid. leaving ths teue ia his hand*. All th* rest uf th* summer that young earned man preached the aarmon* sell tire eaxl Mr. Morton. which ware, under God, to bring lib or “In lbric_ae,"| said Mr. Bi.hcp, h d«u*’l> <n*m*l, to ot>* uncoociou* hearer. will yl cunrewdi* evl-t ai “ - C™1 **CI*Ace, and allar ab the struggle* I have made my family will again be homotee It m very hard. I only wiah yoo Bed-Time .tone*, and still better known a* L. C. M , tlio B.>rion Literary Corres­ pondent of New York Tnbane, p«ys tho following graceful tribute to Bl. Nicholas and its Editor: Mrs. Mary Mapea Dodge wa* certain­ ly made to edit St. Nieluda* and write ftliyme* and Jingle, for its reader*. By the way, St. Nicbote. romi to use, if not the beet jioMiblo young folks' magariae, nt test the beat one which the £nghsh speaking world baa yet eeeu. It. fa a delightfol piece of ortravagsao* to hare two reriala running aloace, by two such suthar* a* Mua Louisa M. Alcott and Mr J. T Trowbridge. Mis* Alaotl's Liltin' Wemen was th* most popu­ lar book sinoa Uocte Tom's Cabin, ami already one can see that thu Eight Cous­ ins must be nearly related to Uh» lattl* Woman in worth and wit—first cousins nt least. A* for Mr. Trowbridge'* Y’oung Surveyor, 1 like him so much in January, that I cm determined to make In* farther acquaintance. But, after alt. tbe Right Cvutina and Th* Young Surveyor are only u etema gueeis-it i* Mrs. Dodg. who keeps bouse in St. Nicholas and make a magaiinu a* Madam.. Raeemur uiado a refoa, drawing from each visitor bls beat, and charming alike by her speech end by her silence. i’lald. will be popular among «|«iaf “at lb* bread aud liberal views yw os□re^efmM ectfatsa gwMcahy. 1 ewppmd I ted po^y * MeaAnge over you ia moans, afiaaetm Md Mlture, yet bow reamped aad narrow­ minded Lave beea my view* baaed* youra? That wifo uf your* in an ee«>mable lady, aud the buy ef yours will children were ill a long time, and the expeMeelelt mo without the toaana to pay the debt Mr. Merton egreed to wait another year if I would pay lire i-jiere:f.\j did so. Thia year I was for sevou tuualh* unapl* to work at my ,-nuto cud earn anything; and ot cuureo when pay-day cornea around, and that i* vpry soon, too. I shall again be unable to Meet tho demand." “Bat,” aakl the stranger, “will not “No, sir,” replied Mr. Bi.bop, -I saw him thia morning, and he said b* must have tho manat, and that he should b* obliged to lorecloee tho mort­ gage.” “He must be verv ban! teat ted," re­ plied tbs traveler. ■Not uccreoorily *o," said MLr. Biabap "The fact is. there rich men know noth- ty. The reason is obvious. Th«y.know how hoarily U falls, eruebhig the spirit out of a man, and to use tny favorite expression, they ean at once pnt them, salve* in the unfortunate <me's >>lace and appreciate Lis difficulties, and are ’ therefore always reedy to render urevlI enoe as for aa they are able; and ii Mr. The new Bpciug ftrannivo bat will be : roe* good*. Feminine tlnsjmry i« still bonoeatrated t the back. , . A fashion exchange ssya baeqne* will * shorter in spring. The lateM baB-dreea tints ore a ml- toughed Mr fa.rteo. ^Well, it ia a goud joks»" eaid Mr. Bishop, -gucl in more MMrethM earn. It ha* U>ra.iaal«4 very ylaannntly tut “^Iwme^-foU.'- ^ Mr. Martm. Bo slow to promirebat quisle to pernm. • . , . Better jo artuid than fall rate a Hah. Belter g-_> stere than tn ba* ccsnpaay. �of cotta# not on- ’# .'W aww. Nxw Yusx, March 1st 1875. UBLlCAN TICKET Thurlow Wood having lived eighty whitlty mills. Feasibly th*. Y. M. O. A thoughtful thing to do, al all event*. wlUlng to Uy the temptation for •oonomlcal aa poeslb!#, thoir Intention Hopkins & Barnes forming, but to propel! merchandise, Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods Republican party, ho hot undertaken, ever brought to this Wytox M. (XTTCXabX. City which we offer to -the public TU»D&MB Bl WAMOJtD. Ku-Klux and then of the Intended lo use as salesman cheap for Cash, charges «U our financial trooblea to tho chance* of being killed by roughs of nui IHIUB uro UBSU oooo*: lUBl I Will fallow upon the track of the scuta wag's blood. I SWEAR THAT IN CAHE OFOLIt BEING IXTEHP.UI’i El' I?. r WILL REGARD NO OaTH THAT WILL CONVICT ONE OF ITS MEM- try than all other occupations through annually to support the families of those bind {minted windows. ried on in violation of all right and Jus­ tice. Look at tho business of al! honest give no equivalent In property. Bnt thia robbery of money la but fur t How about boots at 820 per pair, i still tags- Th# importer* and jobbers made ol imported leather ? Huw about are doing comparatively nothing, and hereupon take upon myoelf this moot the thousand) of young men. and old solemn and binding obligation, in the morn hopeful then it has been. The suits per year. nt fancy French pricesF merchants insist that the stocks are How abuut the French wines, the nearly exhausted, that the people have tkx wnrrz lsaove earn .­ Ft end i brand!**, and the French almost 1. A. B. do solemsly swear, before Almighty God. aad In tbo nrevence of Huw about those my friends here awemblod. b< In; tboronghly prosperous season. May fully and scriouaiy impressed with the tkeir hopes be realizsd. sacredoeaooflbeact. that: never will Pano. make known either by word, sign, or regularly tu enjoy pleasure which. State Newa. TH« WHITE MAN'S RACE ANDOF THE WHITE MAN’S GOV! 1:.'MENT, AND THE FRIENDS OF THE NIGGER EQUALITY. ARE NOW, AND FOREVER Hit a£,L BE, women, Soap and water ia the beat me tertal MY ENEMIES. I .wear to obey the and if auytliii.tr, mor* »>; aud when chief in all hit conttliutloual ordom and ell other orders which he may Imuo by tho direction of thi* eoclety. J SWEAR TO KILL ANY MEMBER J. C. Deyo, the Jacknm herso fancier OF THIS SOCIETY WHO SHALL PROVE FALSE TO THIS OATH. I pr. I8WEABTOGIVE MY PAT­ RONAGE AND SUPPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF TH1H SOCIETY lx PREFERENCE TO AI.L OTHERS. And lastly. I swear by thte Bible, this, skull, and this blood, that, should I ever prove untrue in any ono particular th* obligations I have here taken, irsaervedly, voluntarily, 1 hope to bwme an outcast, an allot!' to my Triendv, y country, aad my God. All of blah, so help me God. t Perfumeries. Toilet Seis. J-c:, pay, particularly when the corporation ft Into a Orange Call, and bare been owning them are making money by tho $c. Give us a call. oord, but what can t^ev do T They Antl-Grangvr* to pay over their foe. tliousand children coat now from |1GO have to live, and should they all quit. Hopkins A Dames. aland that tbrlr Intention now, 1* to Hastings, Dec. 15, 1874. fiflcyn year* ago. Thio io all very well, build a Granger grist mill at Bedford, but n| ; • successfully dispute with capital If tlu» matter, them thought Y. M. 0. A. ev*.ld only indue* th* cor­ poration* tojiay their meu d*c«ntly, they hur.y tor the mill; and that the Europo and that gold goo# from hero would du a greater work than th* dlithere to pay for them; bat hare the tribaiion of caffs* what they should do with their Intend I wlU truly and faithfully kwp accrel even tsnto death the plana vid move­ meat* of thteeodety. I do furthermore We only want to sell just trying to get him a situation In th* not have him there, and they thought they bad better put up a building at once In whleb they eould reeuro him oafcly. XXX. JOHN PETTIT The National Grange “Bumming.” . The fallowing, under the above head- Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to Fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of CUSTO/KE^S E^Otf Otf. We dare not tell the public, we are making better work tb*a ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fast. We pi terribly excited when we have too many sales, and now wru> we have come down Tvntj-nrt Mm e ai B*tn, we trembU a little because you may all come at once and Frustrate us so tant* so that we cannot do anything. We had some talk with a man from California about sendiDj him Thiriy-fivc Top Carriages, and that almost unfits us for business besides the March nth. wilt we think instruct, If It GIFT The National Grange of Patron* of Husbandry has bit-a having a good Um* "Humming” about Charleston and vicinity—at hast that is what a rail­ road man or an honest, profcwslonal politician would call IL Th* Grange Pianos, Organs, And Musical Merchandise Generally. State Agent for the Popular New Eng­ - lend Organ, Light A Ernst, Fallout whiclb will bo given away'to our Customers about the middle of September next, has attendcncy to make more trade than we want. . Richard Messer, of Carlton, He keeps constantly on was th« lucky man last July. th*t g')l the Cutter. We wo#h “He is too lucky.” «ceei< Invltatlnn# to co #n excursion* hand J7o. 1, Pianos ranging lot him draw this year. two-thirds cf the time during its session, Warning the people not to come all at once, we are and the members still drew pay. would ' in price from $i50to $1800. not the 1‘atnms of Husbandry wake up Also. Agent for famous ■i-* slightly T /.nd tl en to think that the NaUonal Grange should endorse how­ ever qusllfiediy, Tom Scott’s Pacific railway subsidy scheme—and the <pialIBcall'>n«-do not amount to a fraction of an excuse for ouch action—Is stagger­ ing to a neophyte I How doe* it ac­ Manning and Burdett Or­ 799.32, uf which 870,879,22 was fur cord with the ‘‘obfccte'' of the Order* gans. J. H. Knple ha* been nominate! and rexfirmod ai I’ortmaiter at Detroit, to ■orccedF W. Swift. Th# •total amount ot non-taxnbl# property in Detroit ta 85,559,810, of which 8-.54S,300 ta railroad land* and building*. Digby V.,Bell filed - hi* paper* on Tuesday, «r*« «wotn io, and naaumed hi* dutie* a* Collector ot Cualoma at Detroit Rev. J. W, Rubin*on, prusiding elder LOCAL Cloudy. Guld 115. Pleasant Monday. Snowing Tuesday aftenn a little o Fin* job printing is a sps J. X. RUED &> CO Truly Yours. New England Organs, NOW IS YUORTIME! Of coureo be display^ Ono young mau who failed R. will bold a mrwting Detroit city on POST OFFICE TIM I on, and were the expenses of uiembon duoed by tho madly rich mon of the country Tho riclisst of them live very simply. Daniel Drew lives as plainly pointed postmaster* in lb*lr respectir* as though he was worth loss tins eotuu cities. millions, and so dites Peter Cooper. A. Spring Lake is lo be the acene of T. Stewart, the great merchant whose another regatta next summer, and a wealth his.mounted up till he does not know himself bow much he is worth, The fire dot naaawiZATiox which RAMIFIES THE WHOLE SOUTH, taking in al) the veterans of the Confederate a rm Ise ihsmefai [lervcralun of principle and and the Democratic psrly South al meet fhar attempts at-railway legislation, In a body, it WILL BE SEEN towns and citire can dally, hourly and THAT NO MAN CAN TAKE THIS Tbs number of professional beggars nightly walk Into grog shops, call'for OATH WITHOUT BEING FALSE who nro now infesting th# city is ubso ’ TO HIS COUNTRY, TO HUMANI1Y lately fearful. They haunt offiroa to a AND TO GOD. degree that makes life utboarubls. nothing paid or charged, so long we Half of them maka trade of soma sort a News Items. pretext, carrying for sale such light against the traffic. I tbluk there art goods as matches, blacking. Ac., bat the other half ask for alms without qualifi- COVXTY OFFlici they bare hired the highest story In cines, Books and Stationary tad:#* fifteen oar whole body politic. Ask complete WI WK, TO HI I HOTI Stock of Drugs and Medi­ work al ouch fearfully exhaustive tabor rr-axcxoath: WHAT THE GRANGERS H« AMD CM ACCOMPLISH. ffe have, also, a full and dren. He asserts that there are 10,000 ladiee in New York whose rostumM, If you do you may be mduoed to come to J. Dee Reed & Go’s The Michigan Central gratuitously. Gent’s Clothing, Orange Is being manipulated by poli­ ticians, railroad man Rets and subsidy I Will »4U ... 7. 1W HURD HOUSE BLOCK. Dry Goods of 'all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities dZ> three things fi ndT What’s up? Is Anybody to blame 7 Or I* all this Grangeni of tVInclic.tei, wla.. County of Barry. LWSffl fflUTMO TlffiU A plroaant Grang en<tal and oyster •upper occurred'at the residence of Charles Qunntrill’ iu Benton, Eaton Trunks, Travelling Bags, a brick Hotel iu that place ted for Congress. called The District Record, to contain peted and a general good time prevailed. Whitney's boot and shoo factory at story of si-k husbands aud children. Of information generally rotating to the u.j_ ___ i.........i course a very largo |>«r cent, of the proadjusted, so as to promote Judge Blodgst baa decided that Ufa inrurunes pohetse do not cover suicide. The public debt was reduced last mouth 86,660,183. The Nebraska State Board of Agri­ Supreme Court, to declare null and culture, ia offering a premium of 8100 suppression of the traffic Ln Intoxlaallug California termers are embarking largely in the culture of flax. Tho crop promisee well in that State. on the producing community to support few if any can pay It, though there Is produce nothing but pauperism, crime abase of agricult nral implements and at wholesale, itutend of individually at during 1874 is tore of placard* for beggar* ta a regu­ lar btuition and that th# beggar can lurritL himself ur herself with any caure of d»troM that may bo thought to bo must effect ire. Ono boy wbo *it* on Union Hquare, an Italian, who of course could not read English, displayed a placard on which vta* written, "This pour woman was left u widow with four small ctildiw." He displayed this placard two ttayn when it was shifted to something more io accord an** •with th* actual situation^ and Msntatee circuit, who ably repre­ sented Bay county in th* stat* tanato in 1871-2-3, is uominatod for a sec­ ond tsrm. The Chicago and 1-ska Huron Rail­ way company lost one of tbeis best Sisseogvr coacliM, on Tuesday lest, by re. It burned at South Bend while the train boy* ware at breakout Charles H. Denison, Esq. of Bay Oily, baa recrivsd and accepted st. in­ vitation to deliver tire oration at the Mishigan Soldtarv' aad Sailors' re-union to b* b*l:l at Grand Rapids, April 14. A writer in tho Balti* Croak Journal, in relating sumo romintaetnre* al Its Ha­ voc, Eaton county, eays that 80 yaara ago Jooeflb Treat wss rotten-*ggod by y uxrexn-Tiuox. Culfax's lecture* will have a financial crime committed by their victim whom value to him of 66,900 thia Mason. . -ah#groat saada! case still drags iu they deprive of reason by selling or: Japan will help ou the Centennial slow length along. Th* Tilton people ie*t«d the esuo with the teetimiay of 8500,000 worth. ^Mrs. Moulton, and now Beecher has bill abolishing the system of allowing “three days' grace," for the payment of pris* everyIxxly. Her testimony was clear and explicit against Beecher, and month.— There were nineteen disehargbuaineea and quit bls hellish robbery, imides. she is more difficult to im­ At Scuth Wooditoek, Vl.. on Friday peach than any uf the other witnoetrial, lesring 738, remaining, night, n young mnrrixl woman. Mr*. Henry D. Reymond of Curaub Flat, N. rrcord bis idea of her in more ware H., accidentally inflicted u;»on herself a than one, and Lis statomenta of her ab­ A convention of cititaut uf ibo Upper solute truthfulness must count terribly Pealnnriar who favor th* movement to against hiui now. Everts tried all aorta form a n*w territory of that region, will there is now over 1300,000,000 of spe- of expedients to find a flaw iu her state­ b* held at I»bp*miug on Thurvdir, ment, but without sraib She was by March 11th. F.x-Vico President Colfax hoe jus! all odds the moot dangerous witness to contributed 81,000 to ths graasbopper Beecher that has yel been celled. D., L. A L. M. railroad during 1874 wvs •807,697,38; azpease*. 1439,254,16. Tho number of passengers carried over to bide his shame, will conceal the road during the year, 281,817; Tho ireobeta in Ouunocttaut, Pennsyl­ vania end Ter much property. Th* balance of ca«h in the ttate him and to rein him. He cam take no treaiury Fob. 24, 1875, wu 81,478,554, blherline without falsifying hia previous , 50. Receipt* during tho week ending statements. He may suocosd in estab -1 March 3d. ware 171,450,89; payment* listing thif, but it is difficult at thi * during earn* time 839.b70.82 ; balance in the treasury 81,519,825,57; an increare for tbo wo*k of831,771,07. trhal thny may tMtify, but it aeema imThe Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad iraaaibl* that h# ahould auixcaafully couree of Infamy unwhlpt of jurtlcc. The New York and Oswego Midland break down Tillou, Muulton, th* wom­ Company announce the ioaua of cheap Rellread* end tho Potter Lew. an Carey, Richards, tho brother of Mrs. round trip ticket* between any pointe on Railway baa suspended opernliona I.—— *T*L— - ■ — L.__ ___ __ ■ TiUun, and Mr*. ^Moulton. Bat w# destroyed by fire early Saturday ing; teas about 8500.000. (hail one what we shall see, or rather h*ar what we shall hear. Let u* al) tSliding of net bill was lially restored. paeeed by both ______ __ —___ — stent authorizing the Central Bailway tide last summer ; nulling it entirely •100,000. smplate other improvements which ean ot tail to be appreciated by the travel- York, report* the yield of bl* dairy of (er, besides what was used tn a family I 'Stop! Hearken Ye! Master Che*.- of the Maa#acbu«»tt# Grange, !*atrons of Husbandry, says; that tho Order L« fiuurishlng. notwltb- I standing the statement of Charles Fran- To Arbcr Day In Nebraska occurs this year ou the orcoud Wednesday In April and the Legislature will be peUtloned to make It a legal holiday. Ths Impor- nTtom it may Concern! j Be it known, That I shall I keep in'atock and fill to order [ the Celebrated "Di^ioi10 for PIown aud other purposes. An Ililnota Grange la negotiating for the lense of RM> nerro of land In Mon­ ro” enuntr. MissL-sdppi, and fifty Illin­ ois families arc ready to move In and completed. ui Im Beau Plm, Also a full line of Groceries. heap as the Cheapest as - the - best Come and see Hastings, Sept., 9th 18.4. store at Wilton, whlpb has been doing a thriving trade for the past year. The members are talking of packing their owu pork, Instead of sending It to the pork-packing cetabUsbments. A capital Lit of advlc4 was given by Master Golder, of the Illinois State Grange. In Ute annual addrese, that members should settle all dispute* wlthsubordinate granges In tho country and this doctrine can be completely recg- and WIARD patterns, and ry Co. Poultry Asaocta'ioa next wees. W.e could not curved yesterday for Yourself J- s- GOODYEAR & CO. V- Spooner & Hepburn XEW GROCERY jVINJD TEAHOUSE Just opened in Mr.BOWNE'S NEW STORE, IT4ty//97-o/ Block, Souji/ sin of s/^i Srnttf. of all CURTIS. DODGE. ROBINSON Where can be found a choice aud well selected Stock of Stapls and Fancy GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, CONFECTIONERY Ac. Senate yesterday by a roti 'TU well. lotto library a valuable pre other flourishing City. A complete tumortment of all kinds of Whole and GrotinA Spices Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. Also a General saortmen WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Seaaon. * j Frcih Vegetables alvraja on band. Also we have a full line of the best Lamps &. Fixtures, Crockery, Class &. Wooden Ware Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County , ofthugningn hare purchased 8225,000 worth of farm ImpUment* through their own ageucks, and 844S,«ia worth of fhmlly aapplic*. There are fifty-three grain elevatemowned and ojierated by the order bi j thal State. The Rural K'orid ad voeatr* holding open meeting* c f grange* during Ure wist r. Tho Tseumseh Herald says that Mr. At the annual moetiajr of the Michi­ C. H. Rankin, of Dundee, recently sold gan State Ppmological Society, recently held at Lansing, an invitation to iota tho State Agricultural Society in their weighed 242. 240 and 216 peunds re­ exhibition at the next fair at East Sagspectively. If any one can show better figures than thee* on *evsn month* pigs, we should lik* to see them. Agricultui al. Imnlamtnls agriculture, the Illinois Htote IMiltry undoubtedly, bringjxittbe finest dle- postage paid, daily 86,80, CASH 1? V y (GlVX MX A Caxx.) Warehouse corner Broadway and A| e8treet> W.T.BA8TMAN. Haatiat*, Sept 23.1874 tbeir advantage to ex­ amine ourStock before purchasing elsewhere. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR GOODS Free delivery to any part of the City. Respectfully, . Soooncr 8 Hepburn. ONLY 45 DOLLARS! Ths New Improved Back-Feed FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE fan. erected at Port Austin during ths past saaann. end waa I™...... _ •67 45, wore bet; end of th* 2,000,000 skn Friday, Let nothing IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison invited and Competition Defied in Teas, The halt ia of brick, and was built by a stock — •6,000. Thursday, April 1st. al t Thi Coffees and Sp: Ilia annual report of the Ulinoi* Gen­ res Hui- JOHN STAIVLETT al year. 8886,738. Oj-sfor ths year. 84,080,150; i*l yuar 8560.858. The for ado at pricea which defies Nov. 10th, 1874. uf Detroit �■■Mi Th* * Rt[-*lauc*H B*|H*n. v _ Xl ' wnuu.wu gfUMT mm. *T^» »Ul l» C'Sji STwifeiee *>**« State Land Ofjlce. "ra *1~ • “,l nt their Hall, on Friday evening of thia W®k. Thu fiMtiviriea will cOMtot of drawing by number*.for partners, playa, “>« at the lull. All are invited I Convention will be held May* 26 and rateu_____________ and a good time may be expected. the Demottafic September 8. Tho Hon. D. B. Briggs, our popular Th* President has nominate^ Jam** and efficient 8’ata Superintendent of N. Tyner, of Indiana, to be Beeund A* Public Instruction. ha* appointed aa uataiit Pc*tma*i*r GencrnL Andy Johnson was greeted with Bute riaitor* to Ohret Collog. for th* current year, Bov. Geo. R. Merrill id sotaulhitig like a small oration upon bi* Adrion; Bov. Freak Basaell of Kola* appearance in the Senate. Vice President Wilson gave bi* east­ marou. and J. 0. Gallup E*q., of Grand ing vote for tho first time on "the Suldtoca' bounty bill. Tbe Pontiac OtuiU ditnounew the “ooanty tax bin,” aa probably one of tbo woiat bill* ever before tho Legialoture. Profeaemlly in the internet of tho new countie*, it realy hna a parontago in the worat kind of cuucubinage be­ tween official corruption and cupidity, and ia for no other purpo**, than to A terrific tornado itruok th* village fleere the State and uon-roaidaula, and of Houstonia, Pitta County, Mo-, on the to farther jobbery, pocnlatiun aud pelt 23d iuat.. dawlroving th* bntinea*. part on the j-art of a few county official* in ot tlio town. Nineteen buildinga were dmwliahed and many perron* injured. Tbo Aldine for March (No. 15 of th. • current oeriea) is at band, quite a* boarily Ireighlad with good thing* a* usual (which ia eaying much), and with- aorno peculiariti** demanding special atten­ tion. Artiatically, it has many fesUurea of tbe firi: axceUane*. The fint en­ graving ia The New Dull.—admirably well dune, but erne uf thoa* thing* which team like a waste of fin* labor, until one know* that it >* a p*rtrnxt of the daughter of tbe French writer, Ed­ mond About, by John 8. Davit; know ing which, tho picture acaumea a marked intereat. Evening, Pigeon Cove, Maaa-, by Kxuaetuan van Elton, ia a foll-page picture, with good feeling and execu­ tion. Taro charming smaller picture* follow—Th* Modem Adam and Eve, an<l Tho Fiahermau'a Daughters, both tolling lhair atorie* to perfection. _ Then Lxxttea, Mick. Feb. 27, 1874. rapidly into favor as poeaeaalnlU thee bet OM-g xaiwt* of good q team, tu I namely: Light runnier I rtvai In fcxntly or sew ^’2^ behalf ot duraed by one in ton of tho men by ■hoe* vote* he hold* hi* aeat in Con-! groan, in hta oppeaition to that bill. RMUGIB CTB6 liCSB GL Ifl, 1! u- tSwrtfitet rrtsn.hs; bear n4 »1*M. n SEED AND PLANTS. wood-engraving, anywhere publiah*d The Minne*ota Legislature ha* poa*within a tong period. Three excellent ed th* Moran bill, wlibh repeal* the view* of Hereford Cathedral (wuat of edioua railroad legialatien of last win­ England) conclude the art-couteute of Will the Detroit ThJww pleas* attend tea, and all ia bappineaa and aarenity th* number: a Liat of true opulence iu to matter* in the fir.t Congrauionai illuatration, and one appealing to al! District. which principally ^through Rs tut** in it* aingular rarietv. Liteiarilly, tba number ia a trifle lea* relluenca, ia now represented by a Dem­ ocrat and atop endoning on Hxa.-vx* ron cxncux-A-a. feo. FreeCeee Ced Cr*ab*rrr, *art fee Ualaad. UwUad. er Oar C.f-1V. Tk. thia number, like the two (.'receding, proving bothjlatarminaliou and ability to make The Aldine a high-class mngariae a* well aa a rich art-repository. It la capecially rich in poetry—*U tbe specimen* fiae. aud one notably ao. Luve and Skating, by F. A. Blaiadell, aomewbat long, tell* a reuouable atory very prettily. Impriauued. by Mr* EiiaaUlh Akora Allen, ia iu that writer'a brat vein, but far too aad fur any Tbe loss uf ahqep by doge in 1873 in nleaaaut reading. Sorrow Ini work, by Ohio «u estimated by the aueaeor* cf that State nt 3153,318. Tlio agents of the leading railroad* running from ChicagoTiut. no Thur*day of last week, ngrood uu a tariff ou Diiidend* have !*en doctor**! by the freight of vnrion* clasass, lo which they ;> lloM:iig tail load coiflpanie* : agree lo conform strictly. Theeo rata* Chicago, Burlington’A Quincy. 5 per are higher Ilian tho»« that bare pre­ cent, M-uii annual payable March la. Burlington A Miaeouri Biver, filler vailed for a few week*, but cuniideiucotit., semi-annual, payable March 15. number, poetically, ia A Bpurlo Pegas ua. by Bertha Wythe, a name naw to the literary world, but >c«rc«ly acetined to remain eo, thia ixnug taken ns a test of power. It read* like an emanation from George Herbert-' or soiti* other fuurtli c!i*m treigbj aud grain, f<utd Mr b C. Annaball. late of th* Chi­ awaot English claialr. aud yet it induct Chicago t-* N«w York, ia forty cent* per cago, Burlington A Quincy, hi* been with the spirit o! to-day. For its noble philosophy ol heroism. it should go ap[*ointoJ Car Aceountant, of tb« MichUuu Irod pound*. Tbi* i* tnonty-four _____ i --- i___i.l ' ____ n-i.. ill... *-en!a par bu*b«l for 7hoat. Ig&fcss * asm FLORAL work Ltcal lli;iji8;; police;. ■DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. LAWSON'S CURATIVE FINE PICTURES IHRtLaiJSCIATIU, RHEUMATISM BGSI jMB.aa.'S-'t At Granger Prices. Made *1 th* CHICAGO *. N0BTHWE8TTRN T. A. Dorimer, Mis. Snrali Rich**, J. H. Earl, John Franco*. J. II. Hole*, David E Holei, R. C. Horton, Mi*> Martha L. Huw about tho*** Stolen croqu.-t eote- Jackson, Eugene Kindre, Henry King*Can th* Wilkin* Bro*. gi».' the public bury, M. A. Livingston, A. McCullum, Mi** Maly Pearce. Coy Smith, A. D. any information. . The snow thia 3th day. ul March i» Smith. Geo. Well*. James Young* fully thro* feet deep in tbe wood*in the County of Barry. , Report* frocii Waahingtun, «ay that tbipi-I*. Mich. aic hundreds uf diwase* that Iw ackuo* ledgut it will nut euro: but what he doc* claim ia thia, that there i* but oua form uf klotJ discnao that it will not *ion Friday, but nothing wa* dune fur­ ther than the aweariag in wembora. Th* reviiad Pre nd urn Hat uf the Bar­ ry Co. Poultry Aa»«tiation will appear April lOUi 1875. Fur tbe cl grubbing and grading of tho naSird It. Il Fr*tu Ding Like Wo go to prc*» without a word from township of Hdptk Barry County to the the New Hampshire election which oc­ city of Hasting*. curred yesterday?^ But th* Slate ia divided nu the profile truia atorion to close and the result doubtlul. Rumor Im* it that under tin* new atatiun. In bidding umit stating our management the I'oet officn is lo bo ro- price for grubbing aa th* jwiee for clear­ movtd ffom it* preacut cunvcmiont nnd ing and grading will bo expected Io cover the rxpeuao of grubbing. central quarter*. Wo hope nutCoutractma will be expected to give At tbe Charier election* in thia State aatiefactory security. The cumpauy relaat week, the Republican* wero gener­ •erva tho right to reject any or all biJ*. ally •uecoaaful, and ih* reaulte ahow de Fur specification Ac. call al the «•»tided gain* over the electron* in 1874. puny'* office in Halting* or Lowell af­ ter Merab 20:b. Senate ye-iicrday by a vote oi 39 to 25 Pa%x*E Mxatuu. elected Senator T. W. Ferry ol Michi­ I Chief Engin, gan, President pro t*m of tbo bonnlQ. Governor Begley les made th* Char­ lotte library a valnablo preaent of book*. That i* just like him, nnd he will prob­ ably dp that again for that, or aura* other flourishing City. Two of th* dutio* of tlio KuighU of Pythia* are “to atop the circulation of slander and tebnke the rianderara.” Tho world Ip* Leg had an abundance Th* onlerpria* and ‘’get up'' of Chi­ cago ia proverbial It* newepapor* are not aa exception, and th* Pe*i J&J the beet of them all. Price, per year, poatag* paid, daily |6,80, weekly, H,'i5. step to th* front iu tho interests u: the Centennial, by coanmncing tlio publi­ cation of a evolutionary atory uf rar*4 power and with many atartlinx rcvulaliun*, claiming to tiara l»**u k«-pt bvk ' for tho past forty year*, after reining from the hpi ot the actor* iu that wondroua drums,—aa also by supplying lilustrations of the grout events of tho| conflict, In'tho first atyle ot Aldine art. Ii" thia proves true, there is nu haxarJ GOOD NEWS. knout* blood potion*, be they animal, vegetable or mineral. Tbo Golden Dis­ covery ia warranted by him to cure tho worat form* ot Skin Disoatca, a* all form* ef Blotch*». 1’implc* aud Eruptioua. al»o all glandular Swelling*, and July 14. 1K2. J Tra. 1’ixvcx. Butfalo, N. Y : Dnr tir—tAt wife find l-rcauu* Tlauio : nine year* ego. Swelling* ,wu»dd ap­ I [<ur and diaappear on liar hip, and alu* ! wa* gradually beoorulug reduced, and | her whole «y*tem rotten with d>*ea«c. in 1871 a awelling broke on her hip I ditcharging large quantilico, and aino* j that time them nrw aeveral opening*. Regular incc-ting. Wedueedny Eve­ Hare had firo doctor* at nu expense of ning March 3d, nu quorum present. '3125, who key nothing will do nny go*:>d I but a surgical operation. Council adjourned t» Tliuredny evening July 10th, 1873. ho write* thua: My March 4th, at 7 o’clock. wife lio* certainly received a great ben­ efit from tho nee of your Diacotery, for aho wan not able to get off the bed and uk not expected to live a week when she commenced cring it, a year ago. She baa been doing n«t of her work Of the Common Council Thuradnyeve- for over aix month*. H*» ua*d twenty ning, March, 4th 1875. Preaent, May­ bottle* and i* atill using it. Her recov­ ery ia eonaulerrd aa al mint a rairaclc, or, Brcorder, Aid. Jewell, Mudge, Dolph and we attiibote it all to lb* uac ot BoMtarr, Hick*. Fuller. Minute* of the previous meeting wore read and approved. • Tho Financial Committee reported back tbe account of C F. Dwight k Co, without any recommendation. Big Invention. I D. Lock*. “Petroleum V. Naaby,” haa diapo**d of hi* internet in th* To­ ledo Blti* to bi* partner, J. P. Jone*. H» wili continue to edit the WtM<f Bi.it, and write letter* for tho Barxxn- at tlx dollar*, on Continguut Fund. Ayee-Jewoll, Mudge. Dolph. Be*sMr. J- H. Smith of Orange*ille, ad* vertiaM a fine lot of atonk, nnd other raer. Hick*. pereoaal property for aalo at auction ou The Cusumiltr* ou Fin* Drpt. report* Thureday, April lat, at hia reeideuec, north aud eaat of the village of Praitte- rd back the petition ol P. A. Throop, without any rvcomm.-ndatiou aad on The /alrc-Ckewi (<ya of OUT candidate On notion the account <4 J. Cols A for Juaiieu of the Supremo Court to aucBon, waa taken from the table and waa eeed Judge Chriatiancy; “Mr. Mare­ poct-poued until next regular mealing. ton ia one of th* foretnoai men of the State, and wfll prove a powerful rendied to free tho ice from the pile* ot tho upper bridge. W* treat the Detroit -Arorny Ji*a On motion Aid. Beamer wa*appointwill not be alarmed about Ibe financial rd Chairman of Board of Registration, rendition of the Baran, or the ria* of aud Aid. Jewell Secretary. the ab*et cm which it ia printed. Juat now ar* not faatuonabfo out Of Goo. W. Slocum, salary tu Marrb Oth,»83,32, wa. allowed. Ctamant Smith Esq. of Nuhvilta, Aye*—Jewell, Dolph. Mudge, Bea­ ChpL W. H. Cabot of Big Rapid*, and mer, Fuller, Hick*. Johnathan Fox. Esq, uf Orangeville. Nay*—Mono. . Of Gao. M. Band, waa allowed at 3C. Ayes-Jewell. Dolph, Mudgo, Bea­ mer, Fuller, nicks. pipor. 40x50 inch** large. • ou a lightningjrfeaa. and colored, aired aud rarniabed for th* wall ao aa to * land wash­ ing, nod mailing anywhere in the world for 80 rente, or nuvarniabed for cont*. Thia map »bowa tbo whole United Stole* aid Tcnitpric* in a group. per 1OT Ibe. The Cclebrotel Double White Head Light C Oil. only 20 <w£te *350, <5mUrt fr» per gallon, It ran not be beaten. All LADIES aculplure aud painting*, which are runatantly cullrcting among it* aul»crib«ra. Art premium*, vaiuud at 32,500, will be distributed among each atrio* of 5,00t) aubicriber*. Subscription ticket*, at 36 eaatl autitle tho holder to Tira Aldine for u rear, to the uew cliromu, and l-> a ticket in th* diilributiun of art premi­ um* Tho Aldine Companr. pabliah•r*. No. 58 Maiden Lane. New Yotk TO MAKE MONET. The Slobbin* Brother* are oEering for sal* n large and splendid .assortment of Furniture, the bent ever brought to min market, which they are offering for of thia uew weekly paper. Th* pub- sal* al th* fow**t living ratoa. Ra­ lisbere announce as it* object “to tup- member tbe place, at the old stand ot ply the reading public with what is Stabbin* A Belding, and be ture and now**! nnd ot highest merit in th* give them a call. 44tf world'* lltaratnre, in convenient, read­ able form, al the sery minimum of coaL" Its beginning and its promises look well. Thia week Mina Bntddou, who by a large portton of the reading public ia considered the moat brilliant and foarinating writer awong living lady au- Rubber BucketChain Pump •ii.-, i-e** lAYHBW BUSINK83 MLUH, . wrek a story by Wilkie Collina is an­ nounced to twgin. Term*of th* paper, two cents a week, or one dollar a year. It will be aeut five week* on trial finten cenla Inducement* are offered to After the 8th inat there will ba ■ pen­ agent* and clubT Address the Ameri- alty by law, of 15 per cent oc all un­ r u:___ t, 1, ii.._ Mm X.' — paid taxes- A word to the wiae ia aufTbe Atlantic pontinuM Mark Twain'* Old Time* on tba Miealaaippi; 'Baaborn’* Virginia Campaign of John Brown, and Haary Jama** atory of Roderick Hudeon. An intereating paper i* given ou the Origin of tbo name America, by Julee Marcou, and John Jamea Piatl contribute* a vwy appreciative alreteh Willrou. tho author uf "The Old Ser­ geant," a p*em which will live a* long a* (the English language to spoken. Tho Atlaatir holda it* lead among tbe mnguine* of the county. Seribuer’a haa a ctnrtinuation of the Canon* of tho Colorado, by Major Pow­ ell.—n aerie* of paper* intonaely tnt*reotiag; another inataUment of Dr. Hol­ land's Story of Serettoak*^ and Jul»* Verne'* Myatsriou* Island ; a third pa­ per an Some Ok! I*etlera, treat of V* al­ ter Scott, with a portrait of that di*tingniihed man; Steadman eontiwxw hia Latter-Day British I’oeta. and poem* are contributed by Saxo. Warner, Joequin Milter, and other*. Tba number ia a capital one. . GALLFRY. The Michigan Cep forward donation* tu gratuilou»ly. H. C. Lowta. City Treasurer. Dated Haatingn, Feb. 2d. LS75. DR. AIKIN J. Cole &, Son. Money to Loan time on approved aeenrlty. Grant** "tore. Heatings, Cl. CoxKLnr. lAIDPUffiJ, stucco �Itt Ltfista ATCHB, PORTABLE OLD LONDON DOCK REW YORK, Ln Independent Physician, (iLW lor. so construed! M . ■e long been Mt. Web GIN - “ I which Cut I CHRONIC DIKE AHU, Medicated Cough Candy. FARM FOR^ALE. Cmtatim a Beta! Prattle lots .» Micais*e.-ta th. Cl««U C«ui I unu »f Ctawrr. Th» population of 1873 can only !•# estimated, and therelore it ta bv.i not Kivas, but the wheat crop ol that year, (which was an untavoiable agricultural year,) amonated to 8,000,000 bushels tS3.r*22-:rl«—.• ’ FARM FOR SALE! .'.ITlAI «75 150 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. •ffiS.TW SS£?.20r“ half tiled with- dens., undisturbed still slay, aad then to pot into the upper half afewiscbo* deep of friable, manured, aad coltivsled earth ? When the rain from iho clund* or bis watering pot hsd saturated and named through tbe fria- feel tbe growing plant—the great agri­ cultural undraiard flowar-pot nnd ita contents are thus clearly and undisputably described. There is uo ideality or guoae-wurk about the matt/r; the naked facts stand out in bold nnd unmistakable relief. The 1.1,00->,000 er more of acres of un­ drained agii.ultural flower pots (for all fanners* crops bloom or flower) exist as a great national mistake and disgrace; nd equally blamable ia the miserable 5-inch agricultural pie-crust; for every one may learn by digging, and every firmer ought to know, that tbo roots of cereal and other farm crops, and especiMtama-euwn wheat, dscend deeply, aud much beyond tbo plowed soil, in search of moisture and foodand it is because “Leaves have their time to taU," but thereto only a nuisance if left in tho yards and ou the sidewalks ; but when gathered dry, aad stored in the bani or shod, they add greatly to tbo valuo of tho manure pile in tbe spring. A Utter ot leeree iu th* horse etalh is ' more desirable than one of straw, fur it can bo renewed without tbe aeceeaity cf cleaning out tho stall more than twice or thrice a week. Betides, tbe leaves absorb the ammonia ru.>re rapidly tuan saSdS’J iliTjur,_______ D^:^73C ty •rtkavUa^^s'uu < MOST MBM! they nl*o make the manure ot much more value for fluwe* gardens, as they are particularly rich in phosphoric amJ, which is, next to ammuuia, tlio m <*t highly Irvasurod cuostituont of plant growth. Apply a bed of loaves plsntlfully around the roots of your vines, aliru b*, l roe.*, and all flowering trees, then ihr ow a above! of manure over them, and tiro next spring will show how benefirisl is lheir effoci. ’ Aside from tho practical use of leaves, THE ALDINE COMPANY'S a duo regard to appearances should prompt us to gather them up from our d oor-yards and lawns, aud put them in soma place whore they will not lie around loosely. Dame Nature ought to have an attic in which to put away her coat off clothing, and not 1st tbo autumn F.owafl, Ansi* D*rli*(.Svi.g C tba ta winds scattsr ttrom broadcast; but she prefers that we should do her house cleaning for her, end so wo should at­ tend it directly and reap tbo benefits of our labors in another season. I’ilo them in one corner of tho yard If there ta no cow or hone to use them. Cover them with a layer of earth and turn all the house slope upon them, and another spring you will have a good supply of fertilising material for your flower gar­ den. Save tha brightest aud fairest, however, to adorn your sitting-room Parts I, II, III and IV are tuw ready. Ours is already brilliant .and beautiful SUTTON’S ;Sr isi-ss.: MICHIGAN h—l. 8. C. Prttok. JUs. of I* th, waUaj >r th* «*;*l»-»r^ Ufa 8a P. Etna (X. Mratai unit 'Mrt*ar*klv Srr«ti6r« >Uk<«*4 *U~ U**»*U a r. c»_u u I BICES DELIVERED OS, BOARD OF CARS AT SFRIMGITELD. OHIO NEW PUBLICATIONS >0 THE FLOWER THE OF KILDARE MICHIGAN still not half farmed. It is the maxi­ mum erop that diminishes pro rofo, the fixed chargee of the farm, including manual labor, and, of course, tiros in­ enaan the farmer’s proflt. “Where there's a will there's a way /’ so that when landlord and 'tenant believe that their capital will pay a larger return uncn a diminished area, agricultaral will present a more agreeable and fruitful REPRODUCING Ayer’s I CullO*. <9aU *r iiMitu. £*. The Ionian Sarsaparilla Art Journal, for behold, it is hia business to give it to Parts I, Il and III are just Published. thee at the appointed time without ask. THE ART JOURNAL. ing for it. la It auiatBly mH., st |t «««!> CrIt ta not right that thou ehouldst ask L'am|>'.*U predanea lh« be.: fell p*<* IHatirsliees him who is tbe author of au article, for it ia duty to keep such things unto him­ self. Wliea thou dost enter his office, taka heed unto thyself that thou dost not look at what may concent thee not, for that io not meet in tha eight of good breeding. ! Neither examine lliqu the proof sheet, 8EM8 FOR THE ALDINE, for it ia not teady to meet thine eye, I thou mayeat understand. Prefer thine own town piper to any other, and subscribe for it immediately. Bev for it ia advance, and it shall b> 'RISE year* with * ccor.Udtewk., lukrvbk. u*i 8100,000 00 avsness. 1 1 . Oom consumed in 61 days : Polands, R.18 bushels; Berkshire*, 8.89. Fntonds. on 8-13 busbeta, made 145 |l—lli; Berkshire, an 3.89 bushels, Mrie48 pounds. Polands, 1 bushel of corn made 17.•I pound* rross; Berkshire., 2 bushel «f corn tcsJo 12.34 pounds gram. The pigs «ar® fad on earn osly, and of ths crop of 1874, which had been gsdberod aad cribbed OeU 1, aad waa of aa average quality for tbe aaaaon, 80 wmnl- in the ear having bean taken forth. bushel, that being tha marfot rale at the time. An----- ‘ * > Y. b* draws Hesdsy. Msrrt tSlh. IlW. 4 Grad Sffii Hia, SI«m is (Mi I One Prize $5,000in Silver sar*—w tearsTu? knows its liability to bend and break. SCRAP BOOKS. If the point be moistend in the mouth it will usually drive more kindly. Oil ia still tietter, bat then it is inconvenient t> dip each nail separaioly into it. An other point observed is that boards be­ come locos eventually from the rusting of-tho nails, which communicating to tbe wood censes not only an enlarge­ ment of tho nail hole, but the wearing away of tbe nail itoof, rendering ths fence or the buildieg shaky ana inse­ cure. This may I* preveatod by beat­ ing any rough grease until it smokes, THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. and than pouring jit ever tho nails to be used. Tbe grease will penetrate the prree ot the iron, and cause the nails lo be used. The greere will penetrate the pores of the iron, and cause the nails to last, without rusting, aa indefinite period. Besides thia, no trouble will then bo experienced in driving them into the hardest wood. The reason is that the coating of grease prevsnla con­ tact of air, and, conaoqueuliy. oxidation. Oxygen ia tbe groat destroyer ef iron, and moisture ia the inducting cause i MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. gSE First Morttaie Prem Boid ■ Hull ur uuwJ far the pwrpo** tuod.ru Ike.iuiieoof. UiIlL.e i el Kew Tert, te he aS* tu* ELECTION_NOTICE. Perpetual World’. Fair, T* lb*8b<riC*f ths Ceeatr *rBuTT: IgcBts fer Hichlgai, BMimLJiM & Plcsuff, TOM HASTINGS IARBLE WORKS! ship in th. United.Staiss. 4sh bcm Drawing, April 6, 1875.' Capil'l Premium Si00,000. intriaaic viruaes, aad sustained bv ita romarkablc ceres. So mild as to be sals and beneficial to children, aad yet so searching as to dfectually purge out the mat corruptfoni oT the blood, such ns the icrnfuloM aud syphilitic eoutamiaauun. Impcriita* or diseases that hare lurked ia the syram for yckn, soon yield to this powerfol anti­ dote, and disappear, lienee iu wonderful cures, enmy ot which are pubiidy known, of Bernnil*, and all acrofolocs ,diseases, Ulcers, Uruptlona, and eruptive dj»rider. the .kin. Tumors, Blotches. R«*al*r Arraacetesat* at Tamos* Cera. Grand Rivar Valley Division THE ALDINE The Pert Sum Times siys that H^ywmABMriof Atama. ten edd Btes A Co.. «f Towawwd* 4,000.006 ■11 "s^in . :>«< ** a> ‘t-aj ili *i.ii 'iii Xl«klc*a ci<r_ T-tt lxts n-u 5«w Dt&l* ... t-4j|twtf 8-B _ Htna Kilos_______ ewpi.tli-s__ ;r-a!»si Kalaisw.---- ... uwo. i n,IK Haul* Cre*k__ n-a( i-wii-s__ u-m m M*rrt*l! . . ti-ei —jn-c s«i J*rt*s*._L___ :-t» MC »*tt*ta------- SrJ Ml MeL—Ja to! MiJ sro» Atib HKHI-AXNUAL : GIFT‘ENTERPRISE! shires, a sow and barrow of each, were pot in separate pens, Oct 1st, 1874. Weight per pair: Polands, 185 pweads; Bark th Ires, 183 pounds; and were fsd, to Deo. i. 1874, two month*, with tbo following results : Weight, per pair: Polands, 820 P*r P*lr„ Berkshire. CENTRAL. RAILROAD Leisure-Hour Miscellany. Never send an article for publication without giving the editor thy name, for thy name oftontimea secures publication to wortbleaa articles. Thou shouldst not rap at the door ot a printing office, for he that answsreth the rap soeerath in his sleeve end loseth time. Never do thou loaf about, nor knock down the type, or the boys will love tbee as they do the shade trees—when thou leavest. Thou .houldat never read tho copy on the printer's case, or pa. tbo sharp and hooked container thereof, or be may MATCHLESS” i.t. iSSi Or. J. C. AYER 4 CO., Lowell, Mm., BURDETT ORBANS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-03-17.pdf 6753ba0a15c9e512a9f51191da3c45b7 PDF Text Text Ths R,sf-d»LicM< Bvi<ri. Geo. M. Dewey, RATKS HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17. 1875. f 'K^wl and filijinn; cartp. OUB NEW YORK LETTER. SPECIAL OFFER. THE tbooght of nothing but piles . „ e-------- id silrer. In short James Lanning had mads up bis mind that he would buy the ticket. He went to the little box where he had already had 8130 laid up toward paying off the uuntgage from his hoass. The clock clicked with a startling sound, and when be drew beck the cover he imi­ tated. He looked at h'w wif. and ha saw Hastings Drug Store THE ;?i£PUB-iCAN BANNER W TH OTHE71 JOURNALS Forfhe acr^mmadalian ot vf our -friends as may \ dr.urn to subscribe for sonic other paper in connection with I The BANNER, w; have made arrangements whereby wei RQftl/k’ C are enabled to p'resent the following liberal terms, with tho | K||l|k 1 /IJ understanding,/zoa-i-ccr^ that the order for our Journal and iVwVlW KI; cither ofthe others named, must be sent together, and ac-1 companied by the money ; andialso. that we must receive ^ one subscription to Tho BANNER for each copy of every other publication ordered from the Ti.d : The ingenuity ctaptoyed by the thsxves o! this* city is eoratthing mirwcutoiu. War* the Mtn* talent and energy ex­ pended upon legitimate permits, it would make every one of them independeully rich and of some ate to the world, it is owe of the mysteriesof humen nature why n maa capablv ot put-' t!ng up a scheme equal in point of vastnee* with the boat of Tom Scott's cailswad- ptaa- and- tovtrfviag ftHMfely 'more labor, shocld devote himself to STATIONERY, Doucil FseePsess. <10.00. and Repnbllcaff Banner. 1.00, for ------- ••«>•■%. -;3 Republican 2;pii;k-5 u, . Detroit "•-« Tribii'i-. 610 CJ. aal Bi nnBr. 1.50, foe Dotroit Pott. WO.©), *i it’ Reputiliran ~ Banner, 1.50, for • Chicago Daily Tribuui 813,00 and Republic'll Hitiner 1,50 for Suita Cliuj Harper's Weekly, 84 iKl un-I Itopublirau Banner, I Harper’s Bazar, <4.00 nnd Itepublicsn Banner, 1J2 Hearth and Home, <3.00 nod RopnliHran Banner. New York Tribune, <2 HO and Republican' llntxtier, Tolsxln Blade, 82 00 nud Republican Dinner. 1 fill Chicago Tim-*. 82-00 and Republican Barnin:, 1.5 1 Chicago Tribune. $2.00 ana llcpubliciu Banner. 1. Chicago Inter-Ocean, 81.65 an-l I! j.u-u lb'i Chirago JoonaL 82.15 and RepuMiiaii Binaer I, Chicago Uosl and Mail. 81 <■’> nod Il*puo!i-ti Um lh-lrnii Frext Prex. £'* 00 sail R,.nnbli.nn B.an:ier I JOHN STANLEY Canned Fruits and Fish. Jamas Lanning was • mechanic, a oung, Uouost man. who** highest amlition was to gain a comfertable homo or himself and wile, ami to be thought >•11 of by his neighbors. H* had built •j u[>on it a mortage of 8 sum he hoped to nay u yean, if he had only bis had calculate'! exactly „ would take to clear off this encum­ brance, and ho went to work with eye* ing that I would boy a lottery ticket.” Hannah Lanning did not answer im­ mediately fib* looked down and" smoothed th. silken hair of her babe, which was chirping like a little robin in her arms, end lb. shade* of her baud- Stop! Hearken Ye! DEHT1S7 If you do you may be induced B. F. STEINHOFF to come to J. Lee Reed & Co’s teWi Michiian. To Whom it may Concern! We only want to sell just Smiul ad ledaiical HtrUDRED DENTIST Buggies this year. If the Excite­ Lancing returned to his home that night he was penniless I All his guld­ en visions bad flsd away, end he was left in ths darkness and tnii.ry. “James, have you paid Mr. Row.* hU intasMt yet!" asked Hannah. Tli. young maa leaned his heed upon We dare not tell the public, we are making better work than Land and Calcined Plaster, ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fast. We get Quick Lime, Water Lime terribly excited when we have too many sales, and now since and Plastering Hair. we have come down NntyFIn DoOm ra ttt Btai, we tremble a . little because you may all coine at once nnd Frustrate us so much so that we cannot do ilnytbinc. It esems to ms that the chance of We had soitic talk with n man from California about sending turn Thiriy-five Top Carriages, and that almost unfitt us for Agricultural Implements drawing a pnm is very doubtful," mid Hannah, as she took the scheme. business besides the "Here are many thousand tickets to be sc, ta CUTTER G IT T , Tire baby triad hard to snatch the paper, and Hannah laid it wide. “I think I shall run th* tbe risk," re­ sumed James, gianting oaoe more over tbe paper, and reattng with a nervous longing upon the figures which repre­ sented the higher prisw. ‘There is Barney; be drew about 8800 a rear which will be given away to our Customers about th$ middle of September next,-has attendency to make more trade than we 'iuHMtnffimaimmniiEM!. was th* loeky man last July, that got the Cutter. We won’t let him draw this year, “Hu is too lucktf?’ Warning the people not to come all at once, w« are very 44 Truly Yours, J. L. REED & CO. JOHN PETTIT New England BU<rl omeu **^Yee, 1 know it,” said Hannah, with more warmth than she had manifested, “and what has become of tbe money ? You know he has squandered it all away. Ah.'Jame*, money is of no use unleea we eons hoae*tlv by it." “Honeetly 1" repeated the young man ••Burely, there’s nothing diehonret la drawing a prise in a tottery." “I think there kindly, but em­ phatically, returned the wife. "All games of hazard where money is at •take are diahoeMt. Ware you to draw Blate Agent for th* Popular Now Eng­ n prize of 820,000. yon would rob cue thousand men of 8® each; or, at least, land Organ, Light A Erast, Hallam you would lake from them money for A Sana, and U. S. FlaBo*. which you returned them no equivalent I* it aot gambling is every crate of tbe RtouxoTO/Nu. ma­ chine for mmufadBruig and ftreriJy. * DR. AIKIN. her in some instances turn againtt bee. diaowping thou mother and. denying the sources of tbnir attaiementa. and to­ day she has heteelf almost forgotten 45. Mr. Nelson, of Brooklyn, get 1 capital to go into basiooes is about the 1 ussiest for an honest one. Mr. Nelson ' went ton Mr. Herriog nnl purchased a block of lots for »4.’0(XJ. When thy deed was being made he req abated that the price paid should bo staled at 8100.­ 000, end as there oouid be no objection 10 it, it was dono. The papers were l«rfvc*.eJ and placed in the hands of a third petty till Mr. Neleon should pay ihe‘|l5,0v0. Then Mr. Nelraa went to . a Big life tusuranoe cuopeny and esud' dollar* on a block of tots in Brooklyn which be had purchased of Mr. Her­ ring. I Tho insurance oompany inva*tigated sb* case and found that lhe deed ..proseSad a cra^dsration if <100,000. They had lhe property appraised, and were willing to take a loan of <70,000 on it, and instructed their lawyers to draw up the papers. A mortgage of th. property was assigned to th* cumpany. Mr. Nelson received 170,000. He paid Mr. Harung <15.. UU0 and had <25.000 to us* in his bust­ James drawing a •‘scheme” from his pockst- “Here li one of 120.000. an­ other of 810,000. another of 8.000. and so on. Something tails mo if I bay a ticket I shell draw a large priao. And then, just think, Hannah, bow easily I could pay up for my honee, and perhaps have a good, handsome earn left” Tho young man spoke with much sarnattnoM and rtsursnoe; out bo saw OUSTO/IEIfS E40H ony. ' bad the lest ticket in his pocket Ah, : a bad wife is like a hail-stotm. bow earnestly be prayed that the last I Do nut dwell too loug on yuurfriead's lieket might drew a prize I” lie had praises, or you will end in eaying somebecome pel* and careworn, and his wife thing agaiwt him. poor confiding soul, thought Irelsnly 1\, mnch vr |j.:u M t[,*t you ,|0 it repinsd because he had tost 820. When ' • ■ ahe would try to <hser him. ba would laugh, and try to mak* tbe matter ligU. ‘dames,'' said his wife uue day—it was lb* day before that on which be held tbe sixth ticket—"Mr. Rows* has been here to-day after bls semi-annual in Ureal, 1 told him you would see him 1^0(1,' ted ail Im Bean Pint, burglsn. sho.vnth Die information thus obtained are enabled to get into tho house in iwaufy minutes. If not ao promising a house, there are nt least o Tcrn-jute, umbrellas and overshoes iu th. hall to be ospfured.acd sneak thieve* make neo of tho knowledge. In the country. But for her, our college* would never hare been bail!—our coosmoa eebouls would novar bare been' re*ttituted. Wher*ver a free Christianity for Plow« and other purposes. ment runs to high we shall be obliged to Fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of LiightneM about it, ili i» only the glare of the fatal ynit fttum, which can only lead wayward t/hva!kn into danger ai.d iklaquieL., “You ht* right. my dear wife. You wet* light at firaf Ah', “bu continued, at hs ilrew llut faithful being mom close­ ly to his boeutn,“ if husbands would oftenet obey the. Under diltntes of 1be loving wife, there would l>> far less of misery iu tlx* world limn there it now.” Organs, latxous of CbrivMcity to tcirace, there u one foe: that seams to have dreopad out of notfoa ; yet it is full ef meaning, •nd deeervee, far Christianity’* sake, to be raise-1 and kept Lefors the public. Who, or what, bar raised science to its present commanding position? What hxfliieucei.il that Las trained the in­ vestigator. educated the weopK, and made it possible for the scienftSe man to exist, and the people to comprehrad him? Who built Harvard uoliegw? What motive, foim the very foundation­ s'^ ue» of Yale ? To whr.nx. and to what era the greet ioatnations of learning, 1 1 1 !one of these Hut did nut have it* birth 1in; and Km not had it» growth from, 'Christianity. The founduru of all these 1tm'.itutiuris. more particularly those of greatest influence and largest facilities, were Chri’fien man. who worked simply illI was t blank I he erat . ktiown, That I shall _ _ ... stock nnd fill to order •the €lobrated Di^oflo ings inside, and if loft- a moment to herself the gels an impression in wax of the kuy boles. The poeitxon of bolts or other faslcuingi ero observed—la short, sbo cvtm.s away with an accurate photograph in her uund of just as much. Is.'x th* office an unhappy man. Those 820 which be bad lost bad b«en tbe savings of teo months ot hard labor, and he felt their loss most keenly. . When he returned home that night no fault with him. She only- timed him, and told him that the leesoa was a good one, even though it had hcea , dsarly bought. JOHN Q- CRESSY- with ttus largo onus. Tbe favArite dodge this winter is pvddliug. A wom­ an appears nt an area door with a eateb•I of small goods, plus, needles, or what not. By l«x>k or crook she gets up stairs Into tbe main imll, and then her object la accomplished, ribo tries bard wirely trader uo the subject, and rhe let tire affair go to the bands of fate. A week elapsed Iron the time that James bought bis ticket to tbs drawing of the fotterv, and during that time the young man had not a nxxmcat of rail enjoyment. He was eltcraaliug be­ tween bepe and tear, anil, therefore, bis mint] was constantly on tho stretch. At length the day arrived. Jaaiix went to the officx, and fouai Fist draw­ ing bad taken plae.-. and that the list ol prixe* tad beee made out. He seized ROBERTS. Harper's Mnguxiiic, St.tul and RupuWi-.-an Bauuni-<1.311 for • Atlantic Monthly, <♦ (W and Republican Banner 81.50 for • • Scribner's Monthly, 81.00 and Ifop-iblican Bauner 81.50 for _ • Lippincott'* Magazxnc. $1.00 and Republican Banpt-r $1 50 f,r • Tire Galaxv, 81.00 and Republican Banner 61,50 for Isikenide Monthly, 84.00 and Republican Bauurr <1.50 for Gocl'y's lady's Book, <3 15 ami Rcpubliren Baucur <1.50 for St. Nix-holns, <3.00 and Repablicaa Bannvr 61.50 for ■ ■ ■ National Lsve Sfoek 4purnaJ. 82.15 and Ropublisai Banner $1.50 for Horticulturist. 82 Bhanxl Bepuldioui Banner 81.fk) for *• Gardner's Monthly, $2 10 and RepuliiicaaMznn-r 11.5.1 lur • Little Corporal. 81.00 nnd Republican Bauux-r 81.eO lor ■ • The Nursery, <1.00 nud Republican Banner 6l.50A>r • • • t’eterson's lady's National Magssiue. <l.<‘>0 Repnblican Bap-aer 81.50 Arthur's Homo Magazin.-’, 82.25 nr..l Republican Banner 81.50.for • WHOLE NO. He who throws out •aspieiiru* should at once be suspected himself. Three keep good fellowship,A-»trangrrs, slave* and ravens A fool rusbvs Io tire fote. Do not cry out before the calamity has really happened. paced behind tbe eceses, 'fhete wore If a man says something strange, be­ two hundred pexqile in lhe plrae, and in ware eot to mock at it wantonly. tire minutee tire entire eompanv was a»eembled around the iuan’mal- form of the girt The wumra cried and wrung a of lott arise and tickets, of their bauds, and tbe men “albeit unu.od i prises, and gradually the to ths melting mood.'- could not reatrain ;• in upon her. their emotion* Bnt th* piece bed to done it all Hannah," banrso- others with a mantle cf charily ; ebow us a man who bows u poUtely and giro* th* street as freely to the poor •owing girl as to tire nxiUionairo; wha values virtus, not relotha* ; who abuas lhe company of such a* gather al pablio pl lee* to gaze al th* fair eex, er make unkind remark* of th* jxaseing girls ; �/ Nmw Yoxx. March 14.1B75. Il was supposed that whra Jim Fisk wee shx. Jay Gould hod lost bis nghl band, and woul I sink into cumpiralivo inaigBificsaoa, bat events have shown REPUBLICAN TICKET. Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Qumtitisg people aro so justly proud, and whieta ot no distant day, wit! prove ■ mine c! ore useful to him. ha was in no eeaao a gold to tbe fortunate tfcoekbolforo: necessity to hiss. Indeed it'.ia very During tbe post week there has been probable that Goal! permitted him to mnofa comment m tbe newspaper! «■ a change mode in tho diroclorofop uf tho . — .. — ■ rT—- D.n Pennsylvania Central. Aad ho did it nicely and cleanly, aa ba bu done every­ thing. While Congress was slashing into I’ncife Mail be was buying its stock. Congress was blasting the reputatfon of iu managers. whi probably deserved it, bat whether they did or act ACLE1I IWkEP FOB OOH BIDE. llMfflWHWUI Trunks, Travelling Bags, pie always speak of the PhladJpkie Centennial A. if it were for the bene­ fit of Philadelphia alone, and net the anniversary of tbe whole union. Why Borviac County Poor Houm. FOB CIRCUIT IUD4E beln him in bis w«rtk of d-preeiatioe, which echoed the cry of corruption till the city rang with it. an I tho people, Mictugvu. All Mr. Joy's enterprises I I id ways roady to lake np that cry against have bad two aims, which are patent ujxm their fane ; first, to provide food- any uno, aaaaled him. Now Jar Gould era for the Michigan Central R.ilroad — torus up with nut only the Pscifi? Mail the groat trunk lino which paseve । Steamship Company, with Sts twsa'ythrough lhe Southern part of tho State and turmiaa’ee in Dotroit; and second­ ly fo make Detroit tho groat cowmarcial dty uf Michigan, by furnishing it with . . . ___ US ___-l__ a .Utbe oely steamship emarc'iau with and supp'.eiueiital to it That i» to tay he ruatrola tba only urnai of e.tnxunicanomination, and seconded Ute motion made by Mon- M. 8. Crosby most cor­ dially. His second was greet*! wita I cheers, aad tbe motion wae put and <srlot bis liberal aagasious and far seeing Minister to Turkey. pcnetraliua into tbe future and wbicu ‘■'VThe Senate Committee on Commerce will make every one of flieea enterpruto wait upon Judge Hoyt and inform ‘ ee a monumsnt to his foreright in the । | greoa this winter upon tho proposition I has reported ad vortal v on the resolution reeognixing tbs tadepdudenes of Cuba him of tbe astiun of the Convention. i future. Ilia tree many vf those roads ; ! to establish a Governmental telegraph ? Judge Hoyt returned with tbe com-; ! are not paying iuveetmrnts lur their I 'Veil, Mr. Jay Gould brought that Sam Randall ot Pennsylvania is said mittee, thanked the Convention for tbe , i stockholders at the twwsent time but about. WbyT do von ask ? The aim­ to have the inside track in the race for prist thing in the world. The Woo tern speaker of the next Hones. they are developing new eectfoua of tne I Union ts foe great, strong Cumpsoy, Stele, peopling them with inhabitants, I The Omaha smelling works turned and ero iueressing Ibe eummeroe in | And the Atlantic * Pacific ia weak Jay out 3280,000 worth oi refined silver and counties which must eventually furciih Gould bold large stock in tbe latter. 100 cars of lead last mouth. Judge With reasonable satisfaction to ooikien of a Gvwmmeiit telegraph Claude Losis Mathisr. asirontmer, tbe propio. Hit appearance and accpttbe Western Union and strengthens the died in Paris on Sunday anco called forth ealhuaiastia epplsute Atlantic* Pacific So Mr. Goulds Un morion, the Chair than appointed Tho eenfiiet over the injuer question Mrnsra. R. W Butterfield and A. M. jeint to the Grand River Valley Kail­ trieod in Congreve w!:oe»<-r ba ia, msJe between state and frdsral authority iu Ellsworth of Kent, and E A. Holbrook rood, the South Haven * Kalamaaxi ‘ an avttult on tho Western Union, and Rhode I aland has aasumsd a serious of Barry, a Judicial Circuit Committee, Railroad the Air Lino from Jackson to and tbe Convention then adjourned suw Niles, the Jackson * Saginaw Railroad dri, its members and tbs many specta­ tliu Bar City Railroad, tbe Hiltodalo tors presort msnifostiag much saritfac- Railroad, and last, but not least, the Mould aoM Atlantic 4 Pacific. and with tion with the work it had aoccmphsbsd. D-tr it. Lantia'g* Lake Michigan.Rail-. the other hs bought Western Coion, rood, every uno of tbem of the highest I ■tad when ho hi! etough of ths ow service to the State, and not one of them and 11 it to enough of tbe other, the dis­ cussion was Stopped in Congress and As will bo seen by roforoara to tho ufflrial proeoedmga published in soothft column, the Republican Judicial Convsntion held nt Grand Rapids ou Thues, day lost, nomiaata for r»-elsction by acrlatciation”tho prroect popular incum­ bent, Hen. Birney Hoyt This was a merilrd compliment to one ol the ablest aad most sMcsestf of our Circuit Judges ly. Able, prompt, accurate and decid­ ed in his opin'ienr, firm in his conviclions, and aimcat always right in hie coocloricns be docs fab whole duty desires an hottest and efficient Judge, a man of character and abilty as the guardiaa of our -riril and persona! To much cannot be said in support of tbe gentlemen nominated for Jtutkoa of tba Sonrwnjo Coa'rt and Regents of tbe Umvwnuty by tba Republican State Convention. Judge Graves m to well known to the people of Barry County to known and bus such a general reputa­ tion for ability, indnstry and integrity Mention has been made of a tile­ that wo do not desire to do mure than form” Convention beta! st Lansing. It call attention to bis nomination to onbaa been somewhat lightly reported, creating tho impreeoon. perhaps, that it waa a rather light affair. But Hina, of tho Dwell Jeearaol, has come to tho Tbe Committee on Raeclutioas .nbmitted their report u follows: Tho Republicans ot tho State of Michigan, in enorention assembled ' pointing with just pride to the high character, eminent abifify. non-partisan- Joy. We have knows him for nearly twenty-five years, and bis fidelity to ibe . io tereats of the Stale of Michigan and of the city of Dotroit eatttlo him to tho very elrougaet manifestations arbich onr agricultural sal eommoMM interests servo him when they think they are can bestow upon him, and tbs prose of serving ths country. Penoeally, Goahl doos hot show as this Stalo everywhere should take pride in defending him from assaults fyta a groat man. He is a slender-built, it from obecuriiy. Ha Bays: spare maa, about 5 fw»t 7 inches in The biggest thing of the searou was : whatever quarter they may camo. The height, with a face covered with a foil the National Reform State Gmventinn ! which was hold ih Lis city on tbe 3d |i ty to manifest tn tbe beet of "its ability inst The tamfCrary "rganiaatum of I its recuanitiuu of tbe aeiyiroe Mr. Joy has done to its agriculture, and to say that the afockboldery will not bo con­ sulting either the liest miersite of tbe Michigan Central Railroad or lhe State i of Michigan, when tho experience, the Grand Ledge baa a grange of t Patrons of-Hnabsodry. Tba Michigan Central Itailrosd Cotnpauy bi» EMuuiad tha managvmant and control uf lbs l-urisMa of tba Datzoi: and Bay City railroad, which will bora-' after be known as tha Bay Cry Divixwa of the Michigan ConlraL 10 were *46,007.12; payments during same time 35,416,10; ■ -• treasury 31.660,767^9; lhe week of 340,43X02 Joerph McNamee, Improved Back-Feed Block, Soutii Slot of SfW Synttj. Where can be found a choice and well selected Stock of Staph and Fancy GROCERIES, AoVISIOXS, COKFECHOXERY 4c. ■ A complete assortment of all kinds of Whole and Gnna4 Spices* WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in their Season. Fresh Vegetables always 0II hand. Also we have a full line of the best Lamps A, Fixtures, Crockery, Class & Wooden Wtri Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the County RtpuLli CASH BUYERS will find it to their advantage to «] amine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. NO TROUBLI TO SHOW OUR. GOODSFree delivery to any part of tha City. R»tpecifully, Spooner Jb Hepburn. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. T. PHILLIPS IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED! Comparivon Inriled and ompetition Defied Colorado has been admitted as the thirty eighth State of tbe American Union. New Mexico didn't .succeed in bar efforts to become the thirty-nintb. New Hampshire broeaae are very invigoratiag—to Republicans. Tho naturalisation mills in New Hampshire did a SCUMLins Uusinees, but tbe honest Republican vote waa a Hopkins & Barnes Have on e-xibiLion one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap Jor Cash. We hare, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and .Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. J-c., $c. Give us a call. GIVE ME A CALL. Hast!tip, Nov. 10th, 1874. «John Stanley. Hopkins L Baines. Hastings, Dec. 15. 1874. Charles Francis Adams Jr., thin the Granger movement is on tho ebb. ooraod wo have no pique again,t Mr. WUlanl. That was none of our fight, nnd wa have nothing to aey about it,and have said nothing, awre to reply to the Tbe New FLOBKNCi SITING lACHUfl Michigan figures in the new Senate cvaniuiee as follows : Senator Ferry n President pre tm of the Senate, chair man o.‘ tbe Committee m Rules, and ombodimonfof selfishness. Successful now, 4e will unquestionably die a poor man. By ami by be will meol a mar. just like himself, only younger and more audacsotu, and down he will go It is a law of naluro and a good one. IWSON'S CURATIVE — - — ——wacw laumycunu, bhiumatisk, DR. C . k. SMITH’S Medical Infirmary, l«U. auTASUSHgO IMS. J nracmitillniVPnnutaa ga/is SStLrisZS aHz Winui. That oppression mainly originated from railroads, “who.” hav­ ing received large subsidies of money, land and other valuable considerations and privilege*, and - Wkkxbxb, They have med those val­ uable privileges and grants to opprses the people, debauch peblio morale and vary spot they go! rid of the Hebrew religion, taking tmna however, in its stead. The Jewish sycageguee are magalfiront affrira. Thai on tho eomer of Forty-third street and Fifth avenue p-opi*; therefore, bo it oom 3690.000; tho ono in Seventh aveJW.-ri By lhe Whiteside Co. Cunvenifooa! Grange, that the action of tbe National Grange at its recent seeeicn, at Charleston. R. C, recommending tbe Southam P-rific R R. to the farorabj. cunnderatvo and qualified support of tbe National Guvernmont, meets oar un­ qualified disapprovaL Ju.t opened in Mr. BOWNE’8 NEW «T0R£, * For What? sentenced by Judge Turner, Tu.*oday to , two years each (tbe full extent of tho law) in tbe State Prison at Jackson. They were taken to Jackson Wednes­ day muruing. Tho Grangore are talking of estab­ join tbe Convention. Mr. Baker examiaad their credentiala and garo them a lishing a cotton factory at Coltharp’a •eat on a table in the Linriug Huusa Mill. Texas, on tbe Necbeo river. reading room. Mr. Baker, the eutuAt a mooting of the Whiteside, (Ill.,) county Grange, hold in lhe city of Mor­ rison on March 4th, the following reeolotion, offered by G. B- Qniglov. was nasied, aad tbe oeervtary instructed Baker. Mr. Baker, the chairman of to havw tho same published : the Cunvnilixin, then folded up Bsc rota­ ry Baker’s record of proceedings togeth­ er with tbe rveutatfons ol Mr. Beker, lhe cotn cull too on reroluttoas, and ad • journed. It was cne of the most har- • Bniabonld bars every Republican Sonata evidently 2XEW GROCERY AND TELA HOI SE l-rwteMa« erv .1 OaaMrk—. t;r. vu, l.sterl. VV.rt t>.!».,.. a safe svmU, ,i- Movrisee's Cofoswq. 1'"" HIGH-TEST BUMJiTTra'nrrja EXT * teatwartaaSvartia ’ n»Best aMCkaapeat laths Ma 0,1 •• ritesd), u»F’rirEr! tr«w.te>. aaa^,,^ p“' Jr111** •*“ Uartea OU (IM ««t|. TtekwvrourJMel^ai Cartaa (IU M). >IK* ‘•'•‘"•lara^pm.UM. A KXMRDCAH. THE CHBISTUN AT WOHL M erchant Tailors> T. De Witt Talmage, Editor. iMjcrrnaoxAVExct. Dmorr.Mici In soma of tbe Granges in Indiana a “nilsI v ha. a- — I-. US, ME SIM XEOOL PIPES! FINE PICTURES I At Granger Prioaa umuno, STDCCO WING GALLERY, day, March 27 th, M., for the purpot nation, an i tabla C �from several of our leading cilia ms, the Hastings Dramatic Association ’will, .on . the Clh of April, to Un on Halt repoei ! the "Charcoal Burner," to popular st i tho Maaonla Festival, adding a pleasing ' farce entitled "Billy Doo, tire Bill Sticker.'’ TU Drnteat ot tho I’rinoipsd of Use Grammar Department of fbo Hastings Union School; ‘Anly"Big Bull heads;u A’U give you ten rwata to stick’em;* Your ry County Poultry Aataoietioa, held Febntuery 25th, 26th and 27th, 1875. LIST OF AWARDS. brains slick out of the side of your On Tuesday the vast of the |«uple v*. head as a shallows tioel staked out Joo Wouton for petit larceny was tried by a Jury before Justice Hoyfoid. Tho got u got right up and tell yo> that I Jury said he was guilty, and tho Court will sand you to Dory Jone? Locker, eentoncod.to pay a fine of 850, and in I’ll do It“It’s none of your purines*, default tu board at tbeJHotcl de Qroeay that’s cord flat words ;” “How ia that Best Cock. Kay. A McElwain Beet Hou, Haye* A MoKiwaiu, for live period of ’eixty dar» He is for high.” Special, for beat pair, Henry 1. boarding. Allen, ricwokiK— Is it tight to play mrda f I Weeall attention tu tbe now book Money and How tu make it, advertised I can play "padre" fir.t rale Ticenxu—“No noree fu play at cards in anotbar aolnma. It 1s written by H. L. Reade, fvtmvrly Editor ottba Hearth than to play Dominoo. or Authors." Scnoma —"la it right to dance P’ and Home, and its practical thoughta Txzcaxa—"No hurt in the up and and anggeutuma commend it to reader* to every walk of life. It will bare a down motion of dancing, but it ia the large sale. Rev. G. W. Sherman, the Pastor of the M. E. Cbtreh in thia cily 'on Thursday evening, st the Paroonaga. The pub lie are cordially invited, and we hope, will liberally ra.pond a. we have none too liberal a support for uar clergymen in thia cify. RUTLAND CAUCUS. Republican The Republ cau voter* ot tbe Town­ . ship of Hastings, are req no*tod to meet —nt the Center School Bouse, cm Batorday, March 27th, 1875, at 10 o'clock A. M-, for tba purpose of putting in nomi­ nation, suitable Caudal ate* fur Townadnp Officer*. By order of Committee. Tho attention of our fun luring peo­ ual circumstance* at th. Monday after­ ple is directed to thu fact that Pioneer noon and Tuesday morning sessions a Firo Company No. l.uf this city will the school for tho present wack, and it giro their Annual Ball, on Friday ereuing, April 2d. Music by Col Berdan’s celebrated Baud, aarisiMi by J. Lee Deed Our Fir* Department is one of tho necessity of the city, and wo trnit (lie people will oppri isale their efforts fur tho protection of their property, and give them liberal aid by their patronage ceived protests from two or three dis­ tricts in th* county, a:aiait curtain par­ tis. teaching tho oummsr sehoql* in particular districts. I would, through Un Light and Dark Brahmas, H. A. Mansfield, of Waltham, Maa,.; on Buff, Partridge, Wlile and Black Cochins. Henry I. Allen, of Scboolsraft, Mich; on other varutim, Wm. Tinkler aad Dr. G.'M. Wubdmancy, uf Hastings. Mich.; on Bird, and Pictures, Mn D. G. Jkibioaoa and Mrs. N. Bailey, of Hastings, I uni now all alone ia the Photograph buMUBM, and aa I have made erraage- Uni taw pitite;. FARM FOR SALE! 150 ACUI OF VALUABU LAMB, Te-DAfa ADVERTISEMENTS. SEND FOB IT ! Best Trio, W. K. Barber, 2d. “ Henry L Alles, 8d. ’ •• Hays A MeElwaln, Bett Pairs. Hayes A McElwain, Beet Cock. Haya A McElwain, Best Hoa, Henry L Allen, Special, for beat pair, Hays A MoEl wain. ‘ Special for bet Pullrt, Haya & 11100 Txecnta— 'I say pick up that chalk." Seo cell* for township caucuses, at­ Bagjtia—"I will not." tend them; nominate yonr best maa, Tucnra—1 esy pick up that chalk and then go to* the [Hills on Monde/, or 1’1 scud you to Dickie, end you’ll April 5th; and elect them. Republi­ gel what you deserve and ought tp cans of Barry County you cjn Jo this if you will in fourteen or filtven township*, without tho nil of a stogie Democratic go op’ to Dickie. , • Ttzcnct -I any ptak up that chalk.” Sctsou- -I asy I won’t, do you unshould say, that his determined perse­ verance under all kinds of difficulties, . Tasazza—Pick up that chalk qo lek during the severe weather of the past or go i up to Dickey. Sctsoua—I will nut piok up tho chalk two months, and hie prompt uttrndnso. on every train, day or night, c.itmusads Miss------throjr on tho floor." Axettuoi tSawua—"Say Mr.------ 1 tbe warmest approbation of our citizens want to go to my scat and study my Grammar lesson, I can’t effort to stand hero and hoar your quarrol-" Behoter SEED AND c.c.j^.'sa PICTURES! zpiOT'criRias i Best pair, Haya A McElwain. 2d do, W. K. Bather, Boat Cock, Haya A McElwain, Beat Hen, Hays A McElwain, Beet 6 pullets, Hays A McElwaia, Bpoclal, lor best pair, Hayas A Beat trio, J. P. Roberts, 2d, do, J. P. Roberta, Beat pair, Hayes A McElwain. 2d best triu, David arid Goodyear, 3d best trio. C. W. Bigge, Bauoc** Msautes roa April number of BalMi’i issued, and ii an exoellsnt what * [vopular magazine It Is Ctowdod with ntoe atui gearings, good pootry, and maar hints on doineetao ecuuomy, bousahuld facts, and threw oomic picture* which would make a sioic laugh. No one can help liking Ballou’* Magarino it'is so genial sad pleasant. Here b a lie* ot Are eonteutoof tbe April number; Terona; The Confidante; The Parrot Tribe,; The Whale Fishery; Dhtoboritad: or nek’s BbMty; Ongin of the Maiden Halt Fare; A Woman's Story; A1m g tb* Rood; Story of tha Counteet of NBhadalo; Tho throe Fortunes; Will She Many ILitnJ Deas Omnipoteaa ; Ashore in Havana: or A Taste of Spanish Lew; Tb* Thro* Btatne*; April Weather; OcaTocxo Pauns'* Sraev-Tauau—Mademoiselle Bylphina. —‘w*--.--------- '« Cutaway; The ittl* sang; Curious ---------------------------- Puxri* Page; Th*. HouMkeeper ; Paets and Fanrias : A Ire * probha -(Hi The Republic Magazine / for March opens with three papers, on» cash ea the Close, tho Work, aad the Acta of tbe last session of the Forty thirdX’otigroes. The cause ot tbe failure and un­ popularity of tbe first eesslon of the Forty-third Congmv ia shown to have resulted mainly from tbe commercial eri; lt!M8 < ltrs FLORAL MZti BF SOLD CBMAf! WORK BININ&EB’B OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. Now Barber shop to bo opewod on Tuesday, April 6, 1875, to tho Rower Block, North aide of State atreot. I take thia method ot informing my pa­ trons and friends that ot. the day above mMtioeed, I shall opn a firat-clnaa Berber Shop, equal to tbe bust in the Stole. 1 will aloo have in cenuoctiuu a full line of gents furnishing goods, tobacto and cigar.. Mr terms after that date will be elrictly cash under all circurastanoro and at tire lownl living =£■?£ SHK CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN LADIES.: Thankful for past faicxa. I solicit the emtio eed patrtiuage of the public Very Respectfully, tioe, eti Tuesday, Marsh 3d, 1875, at 10 u’clo<k A. M.. at his residence on Section 17. iu the Township of Rut­ land, tba following described [>«rrixial property, via: One span heavy farm horses, one ox, one| cows, one two years old heifer, two bogs, one lumber wagon, on. pair bob-sleighs, one wheel cultivator, one corn plow, 2 irou beam plows, varioue article* of household furniture end many articles to nuraar- Tenn*-' All same under 85 1 Over 85 nnd under 850, six papers on current topic* and the prom­ tnent political issue, of' the day; to­ and for 850 ov over, lea moot gether with historical aketclies of the will bo given on approved «.<•.« Shays sod Anti-rent rebellions of for­ mer days; tbe elective of Salmon P., JOHN PETTIT Beat trio. James M. Bauer, 2d do W. K. Berber, Bost pair, Hayes A McElw Blustering cera, tolchers amFpeople. ’ When there are good reasons why a party should not teach the school in anr 61. Patrick’, day. distriet, objections should be made Tiade in ths city Is im known to district officer* an^ County gray hair to ita original color, nnd Superintendent before,a liceasa >• grantteave* it glo**y. and in a healthy condlstroat* on Saturday. Next Sabbath ia Palm Bunday, and bon; while, for liMtls truubled with dandruff, or any diaessc uf tho scalp, it the following ono Easter. ads like a charm in cleauring them, TUennon>ot«r 4 3 below sero at eix try it and you will not bo disappointed. •o’clock Monday afternoon. Cnxsx.—Thia inn* f*lkw Reynolds The registration notice aud thv elusteachera,—tho character of tho school, referred to in another, column, camo Into .tion-notiaa will npprar next week. the teacher's age and ezporience and We were pleased to receive on Tues­ through tbe private books ut tbe offira, tho circumstance* surrounding each, are questions to bo considered. Direct­ day, a friendly call from Latham Hull, took and carried off n pises uf copy pre­ ors ought to know the kind of a license E*,. of Knlamszoo. pared for this issue, and at noon to-day. The ladies woetety connected with asked our devil to return tho copy, say­ a teacher holds. The numbef ofy^b^g lEmaaeel Church, will be entertained on ing "he took it to copy, and that if any nnd inexperienced teachers will bo large Tridry afternoon, by Mrs. Nathan Bar* such thing was [jhjAitbod there would —of experienced ones —email. To teachers, and specially tho bo a'row, and that be hod been watch­ Attention is asked to the pretnf of ing for some such thing." It »eem* a younger enea, I would say, bo careful what scho.d you t«k». if opposed by a guilty conscience ue«dwl no accuser. some of our leading citiiens against the part of a district, think long and well treatment of certain young ladies by But a notice substantially like tho one he took from tho uflic* will be found in before you make tho aUcmpt under Prof. Dickie. each clrcumsteucee. The young uachor this issue, and ia every war! true. We bear the effort of onr Prosecuting needs tho support of a united district. .Attorney, in the trial of Joe Wooten, This merniug tba house of James I would advise districts having but highly spoken of by eitiacna from tli« Clarke, Esq., tn the Fourth ward, took throe mo'ithv summer school, tu com­ • country who were pre.ru". fire from the chimney, and came near mence early, ae tbe attendance, in most being destroyed, but through tho case*, is small through tho heat of Jul/ 'The public desire prompt asaiitance of the citizen*, tb* and! August The co atom of keeping •Of the older girls firn w os . extinguished befoie it had up pur common schools through these school'hours, in the made much lived war, though con-i«ier- mo|th* ought to bo abandoned- ' The ■ moot of ope Union i able damage was done by tho water, co.t nnd the small result* should be .porta say.forxio govd purpose. and in removing the furnitnro- The fire considered by the people. The division Departmont-ws* promptly on Uand.nol; suetion an .yVodnoeday. March 25th? 'withstandtogtbe extreme cold, and yet i grow in favur. 1'. ;1875, a fine lai .df Cock, agricultural their services were not of soy value boPrairieville, March 12, 1875. .implements, bouveboM furniture, Ac., wn hie raridenee in the township of CarlWe sincerely hope that tho Common Council this year will make arrange­ Wo hwr that th* Principal uf । ments te supply water at available erihool has been mauling three of pointe for lhe use of the Fire Departyoung lady pnpils. Stale Prison wot lees then Cfle*.n .yean, should The Hastings Banner foreman has lhe penally for each an outrageous been.eaught in tho contemptible act uf writing scurrilous articles tu tho Nash­ Shall our sohool cost u* |12,000 a ville News about the editor of tire Ben­ - Debate : Question—Do external eiryear I That te a question for the peo­ ner. A more dishonorable act could euatotancaa, rathur than internal pow­ not bo imagined and tbe cun tempt aiple to decide at the polls on April 5th. tsebes equally to the acribb'er and to ers,' decide the character nnd destiay of Wo believe a batter echool thia wo now the editor who sanctions tbe act by have ean be had for half lhe money using lhe article*.—Berry Cesmly BaWin S rosary. new expendadMrs. N. Baity. Thanks, Bro. Phil, for your vindica­ Charles June*. tion of the honor of tho proa*. Tho act Ou Tueaday night the McKean Catapbells Combinatijn. will give an anter- was indeed a meet contemptible one. Holiloquy uf an Egyptian Mummy tainmest at Union - Hall, a portion of The writer. Edward C- Reynolds, the ' the proceeds to go to the Knights of trusted foramaa of our office and in our apiritualined, Col. Dickey. ‘ Anna'Robert*. abeenco in charge of the business de­ Eodtalion, Pythias. Give thorn a rousing crowd. Impromptu Bpeeab. portment, baa proved himself to bo not Wo note that J. L. Fish, who was rarawlly admitted to tho Bar, after a only a liar but a traitor: baring elated thorough exnmiualicn, defended in a what h* knew to bo falsa, and betrayed mauaer that refiMltd great credit to tbe secrets of tho offise IO outside par­ brines If, Joo Wooten in his late trial tree, ihroogh Ulla curr«*pondoace. We ask lire proas uf tho State to pas* him bolero Juatira Hayfotd. No mail for two days. Tbe McKeau, Campbell Combivatiou We, tbe undersigned. dUzeiis of Hastings, viewing with'-, contempt lhe oourae pursued by Mr S Dickie, in his mode of punishment of throe young ladios eltandiog his school, take this method of expressing our indignation of the wbo> affair, believing that no CAriMra rancher would adopt tush a An invitation is extended to all the Beat jieeoock, Charlie H. Gardner. aingsra of the city and vicinity to meet tmro wax or urr Vixxwrr. at th* zoom over tho store of Barlow A Goodyear, formerly oooaptod Cbaa. H. BMt. (on Light Brahma) Henry Bauer os a law office, whodaeire to take part in tho rendering of tho Cantata of Queen Esther. It will ba' free to all J singer* who may attend. Tire «bole'to hnndsomely illustrated and are under the editorial aupervisiun of the Bar. Dr. Talmage. They are evangelical, and non-eectariai>. and supply an important place in-the field of Sabbath-School lit­ erature. Tbe |ow rates at which they New England fur sale a large and splendid assortment of Furniture, the brat ever brought to tbia market, which they are uff»ring for sale at tbe lowest living rates- Re­ member tl>. place, at the old stand ot Subbine A Belding, and be jure and Organs, Manitinf and Burdrtt OrSang. AUCTION! Having sold my Farm 1 shall o*ll at public auction five milce north of Has­ tings on Friday. April 10th. 1875, at 10 o’dock s. m. the following drecribed property to wit: ' Three Horace, four Cows, 1 tour-year eld Bull, 1 yoke working Oxen five years old, 3 yearling Stears, 1 vesrliag flsifsr, 10J Sheep, 6 Hogs, I Wag oe, 1 Baggy. 1 net Bob bleighs, 1 Cutter, a Clipper Mower and Reaper. 1 Bobbins Cultivator, I Drill, !’Feed Caller. 1 Fanning Mill, 1 Har­ row. 2 Hoss. 2 etU double Harness, I viisgla Harns**, a huge amount of Household Furniture and many other things too aumeroui to mention. Terms of Bal*. All sums under 85 Cash down; cn sums of fire dollrraor more oee year* ti me will Ire given on ge.ri approved notes with interest at 7 HASTiMSS MARBLE WORK! AD BTONEB. TABLE TOPS, GOOD NEWS. MANTLM, Did yon know that Mr. Grace, baa: bought In tho Grocery Btore, with John Crawley, nnd are giving the beet of bar­ gains to their Customers. A choice Tea cent, from date will h* charged. Per­ sona wishing tu pay Cash down wi I be allowed a diacownt of fife per tent. for W cents. Tbe beat of Flour at ga.00 per 100 Ibe. The Celebrated Double White Hoad Light C Oil, only St cento per gallop, it can not be boston. other goods sway down. All More goods for Iras tuoaay at this House than any other House tn the State. Weatoahave JENNIE, A Royal Organ. whloh la wuU filled with Cboloe Brands of Cigars and Tobaccos and Ito figuren are all firat-claaa. Glvwuaaeall OF KLlaDA �^465015252 lyr<»ucM> Bai Ceo. M. Dewey, PORTABLE EDITOR AMD PCBLUH 71076^7^2187 Pwiewl ipd 59999955 $200. D3:47^^ 999999^ 852837643014 MICHIGAN :4A Cl ten HtllES DELIVERED OS BOARD OF CAES IT SEEJSCHEUi OHRJ THE 94335873^1 »os« MICHIGAN OF KILDARE CENTRAL. THE “bodily acre. psofiMh kttfo; but F>ili>M is profitable unto all thing. Havre, prssnfas of tba lifo that new fa, aad of that wiueb is to come.” 1st Inn. MATCHLESS" SPRJZWG FIELD, ORTQ BUBDETT ORGANS HD OBE SOKS El J. E. STETAH JOHN.4- CREMY. REPRODUCING 01315348235348234853532323235323 FT Vuk esttsnan Jatai k JiM §100,000 00 Beata avsregaa otdy 14 buebab per acre, that it eosto tho farmere more thus 11.00 to refao it aad if they owe for their li.-m and are pay leg interest at ten per cent, what show fa there for DENTIST B. F. BTEINHO1 GIFT ENTERPRISE M1IIE, OK MOHN Pits, tun a Hi I One Prize $5,000 in Si! ver Smtal ai total DENTIST ■ICHICAW CERTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division FARM FOR SALE! whiah I wdl bow sail godiiaee^ are we KX able to see, that beaauae ot the fa. Mfaac at du. pnaaipfa. eooe, al fa^ reach of the misery, sorrow, wretehad■aas aad woo thkt to such a great axtewtprwvrih ia ear werid. Ifyou base failed ao tn tea, took >*0$ directly or indirectly attributable to the asfatrace of, and Ere for, and olwdimoe to, nil just awd balr laws, both physical, morel aad dirine. And axn I not oorsact in using the term god- . RAILROAD FARM FOR SALE. Barely, though wo bare caught only asm woes, a glimpse of tba profits of bedfly azarafaa as related to agriculture ia comaaeticu with nearly all olho r breacbae of industry, smd of ths profits the taaaahMua JAMES LEFFEL A CO. Further InfortzAlfou will ba cheerfully given by addrenstag shewing that the iarmere emnst af. tori to nua wheat and sell it for from caa, to one dollar aad ten aad fifteen rents per bethel : Bsnu Cszrx, Mich, i Jaly 17,1RT4. j from actual detailed aeeocuts tbe expense ct growing wheat when labor ooamxuds «2! per reocte (about 61 rents per dsj), and tigwag every day’s work, for month hauls, al 61.&0 per day. thus leanag about 19 eeuu a day for board and lodging, foots up as fol­ lows : Cost per acre for growing, mark at; ng. etc . without interest on money invest­ ed, fa from 19 bO to 811.00; and if wa Aad were it not for tba abundant reaouKM of ouppliae Iron tba almost iaumwcrebto activities and iadutriaa of Which agriculture seems to be tho suetaiaer, want and ssflenng izdcwcribable, would only ba re Loved by tho utaely aid al that which sofa paepla dreadBasely, death. I hare red savored srith the utmost brevity to set forth soma of tho advautageaaad profits growing out ot bodily exerefoo in the proeocutioa of that branch of industry tensed agriculture. by new of bodily exerriee, yet there ia a priaeipla underlying. running through, governing, coutroCiag, regulaLag, pr-zg aasumooa, aad a ocuncg to ••cb odor ia the grand dnsa of life, tba reward of their daenga, which prindpU ia pn£tebfo to tba securing of those things which are Medial to tba body, but also to each individual lover at that principle. a realfaabon of peace. COMPANY'S EW PUBLICATIONS. Agnraltsre mpiies bodily ezermaa as well as tillage ot the earth. Bodily az. srefao is sot «tly profitabfa to the right­ ly developing of ucr bodily powers, aad for a time span wild fruits, fish aad 1 gums. bet these eooraet of sustasanre nui uooossariJy give support only to a limited extent, to tba east existing and ALDINE BIN INGEP’S FM Mffliap Praia Bad OLD LONDON DOCK 11. M0STE1AL EffiHIffl (H GIN • caivauku virro. THE ALDINE COMPANY, 58 Nsidsq Lane, Naw York. Agr«ti far MkMdl, ELECTION NOTICE. Botiml IfrtH & Pte, HASTINGS IARBLK ■’ W3! AA B«m Dhwa*. AW A. ICS. Capitl Premium $100,000. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-03-24.pdf 406ee463a10170a5cc644350e40bc61c PDF Text Text 3944 VOL. XIX. NO. 48. HASTING BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24. 1875. Mesial ini fcWaw Cirfj. endearuring to control Madly they rush by. b-wdlees of tho strenuous ezertioxts made tu lootraia them, and throateaiug the lives^of both tho driver and a fair young Lady who is holding on Ibo side of tho vehicle, four and diiuair marked upon lie |<lo. terror-stricken face, fimldeniy tho carriage gives a tromoaduus lurch, and ths driver is violently [wecipitatod from his high aoat to the ground. Tbe boraso feeling tltemselvre freed from tbe rootraiut up­ on thrirbila, dash onward with renew­ ed speed. As tii« fair occupant of tho earnage discovers her helpless condi­ tion, she giv-e erne lung, agonising cry ol despair, in I sinks beck upon tho THE Hastings Drug Store THE REPUBLIC A Al BANNER You will find a lull lino of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Dye| Stuff and everything belonging to a first , W TH OTHER JOURNALS Ear the accommodation of such of our friends as may rlaeo Drug Store. desire to subscribe fur some other paper in connection with Th# BANNER, ua have, made arrangements whereby we \ are enabled to present tho following liberal terms, with the1 understanding,however, that ths order for our Journal and' either of the others named, must be sent together, and ac- 1 companied by the money; and, also, that we must receive' K ~dption foThe BANNER jor each copy of every 'ication ordered from the list : WHOLE NO. 082. NIGHTAHO MOWING. SESBl Detroit! Detroit F Chieag* S&nt& Clsus mi/for tun*,” and he giaaced at the mu­ tilated and bandaged erm which bung powerless at his nd.-, “we might bare troan enjoying the fruits and comforts of my labor; but It is all for the beat, 1 J. P. ROBERTS. Detroit Free Press, $2.00 and Rupubluao Itannot I .’>0. for ’ ■ Detroit Tribune. $2.00 and Rvp-jblican Baaacr 1 5fur • Detroit Poet, 42.00 and Republican Banner 1.50 fur ■ • Michigan Farmer, 42.00 and RopubiicanBanner 1.50 far ■ Country Gestiatnan, 42.50 and RepubHcsu Bannnr 1.50 fur ■ Western Rural, $2.00 and Republican Banner 1.50 fur Advance, 13.15 and Republican Banner 1.50 for • New Covenant, $2.65 and Republican Bintier 1.50 fur ■ Michigan Farmer, 42,15 and Republican Banner 1,50 for Now York Homo Journal, |3,00 and RepnWicau Banner 1,50 for JOHN Stop! Hearken Ye! If you do you may be induced Mickijai. to come to J. Lee Reed & Co’s To IKhom it may Concern! Be it known, That I shall keep in stock jtnil fill to order the elebrated Stats. lie had opened an odo. in Wai-1 ton tor the practice of hie profession, and waa sail building the foundation of a thriving business. la al dilion to bis being.talented and educated bo waa social and pleasant, ■ end, although not paseemed ot a superfluous amount of that article familiarly known as “filthy lucre," yet with hi* ability it was an Walter Chester wu atnctly temper­ ate. and, upon several occasion* had met the lovely Irone at ball* and par­ ties, and on every occasion had kindly but firmly refused the wino she offered him. She felt quit- -J~* —* -Kgritted at the reeuli determined to m»k_______ ____ _____ sun bow submissively tu her will, if it waa in the power of wosuan io accom­ plish, it Hbo had “always indulged in the use of wine, and could see no harm in a single glass of it,” she said, but Walter Chester knew hia hereditary weakness, and had reaelded to abstain from all intoxicating liquors, that the not bind him withjhia unrelenting fet­ ter*,.aa they had the father before him Many there were in that vast throng for Plows, and other purpose!. who sought eagerly after the emiles, and requested the hand of the queenly hrautv in the “next dona." White aha treated all kindly and pleasantly, sbo was partial to Walter ia the bestowal of ba sweetest smiles, and. Io meat, she was engaged “for the next dance,” but to Walter, sever; and he fell highly er an CURTIS, DODGE. ROBINSON elated, and improved his every oppor­ tunity to be by her sale. and engage her attention, and, upou tbe announce­ ment of supper II was with feelings uf pleasure and triumph that bo eoeorled her to the spacious ball, amid the envy and displeasure ot a number of unlucky Gvntly, at Tier cvmsuind, waa tbe uncooac-.ous form of Walter Chester lifted up, end pieced beeide ba in the carriage, which ----,k* it .killed Judge’s reeideueo. pliysiciaua were । nouueod his case a----------------- — nervous system bed received a severe shock, they said ; beeidea hrs eoastitututiou was btokon by-exposure and sxeraxivn det—.k^r. Careful noeing. jierfect quiet and tender watching were tbe things moot needed to insure hia recoveryEameaUy did Irene apply herwrlf to the aolf-impuoed task before ha; but it waa a laborious aad weary duty she bad resolved to perform, and many wore tho tedious days, aye weeks, she struggled through, watching with th* faithfulness uf a mother th* varied change* of her patient, aa tho little spark of vitality witbin him struggled tu gala the eaceadensy. Bui by the HULFUREI) Sirpol aiiBttteal Buggies this year. If the Excite­ Mail Ini Bean Pirn, ment runs to high we shall be obliged to Fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of Land and Calcined Platter, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair. sending ua for TH CHRISTIAN AT WORK. Agriculluial. Imolements AC., *c. I. De Witt Talmage, Editor. (Gin middle was th* lucky man hurt July, that got the Cutterlet him draw this year. “He is too lut Warning the people not to come 44 Truly Yours. We Many eyes were turned towards him, and ibey also noticed the embarrassed took on Irene's face. WsltO saw it aa well; and aa ho glanced at her ahe east sueh a Took of reproach and entreaty upon him, that for a moment be waa irresolute, and bis hand mechanically sought the eup; be half raised it, but waa about to art it down again, when kindly cared for and watched over him during his protracted illness. During tbe period of bls convalescence, howova, Irone had diaooverod what others bsd faded to—that Walter Chester was not tool to tho world—that the star vf bis genius would yet shine brightly, and with eaootrmgement and help ho cuuld yet rise from his oboeurity, and live to honor the name ho boro. An other fact made itself evident to her; that what Was at first a duly, was now lamed a deeper feeling of interest for her patient than a morbid desire to see him again a prosperous and temperate man. She would not confess,to herself, at Grot, that this was the case, but as tho time draw nigh.far Walter to leave the hospitable borne, of Judge Daion. she was forced to listen to the plead- And ho* was it with our hero I Was bo willing to Move the hemo of her *ho had done co much tor him with unlr a fooling of gratitude and thankfulness 7 Ah, no I During hia boon ol aaguish bad abe not smoothed bis fevered brow, vn-^rtwed his paroh-f lips, end admin­! istered many ether little acta of tore and sympathy f And how her more( touch had seat a thrill of ocetetM pleas-. J ) i ’ roclioe in a hammock swung under tho1 front poerth. many were tbe hours ho; watched her, aa she road to him. and1 thought how supremely bioe: would bo foe man who could call ba wife. But. aa aoch thoughts lushed through EX' brain, be bauislwd form, or tried to, /st least, and thought ol “what might hive boom" But bow such thoughts were absurd, end not to bo encouraged for a won’t J. I>. VdK'S DR. AIKIN. FARM FOR SALE! “Yea, my good man," h- replied im­ mediately, “you can stay if you will; but I'm afraid you will find car euoom- Obto. are ia operation. Tho Xenia. Ohio, gfamworks, started recently, is doing wolL TLe tolling mill st West MidJIrerx, Mercer country. Fa . is idle. All throe ol tb» mills st Ironton, Ohio, Iraro resaraed o|ter*ilons. Tbe extensive car ahopa uf Albany aro eboat to Jtart on full time again. Duvnin'i rolling miU, at Itebanuu, Pa..‘has iberossed its working fore*. Tho Ferndale, Pa., rolling mill lias resumed operatiuue, after a mt of sov- The mower works at Wellsville, W Ya., are running night nud dar, eraploying 35 hands. Ashland (Ky.) furnace bating oom plated her machinery re|Mir>. blow ia uu tho 16th qlk The Springfield (Mo.) ilun works ha. declared a dividend of five pet coot on It show. that bomb of salt were inspected, divided into th* following quaUtto*; Fine, MO,767 bar­ rels; Pack. 59,090 MJOl; .**■ ond qaahty, 17,741. TUi. is exchwiva of rwfase salt, at which there were about •SA bricklayer. Tbe staging oa a »w warehouse where 1 was at work irv way, and I waa precipitated aomo rooty to|p' “The warebuuw of Mr. Morgan F' “The same, air. It waa a sad aeeimt for me, but 1 have tried hard to be . "Well, tbis >s a hard life; hard for ua all! but if 1’ui to stay with you to­ night. I may aa well .etuis. It's get­ ting toward eleven." The pour but clean bod apjwoptialeJ DllyiOIIO DENTIST “It’s a rough fight, friends, and th* traveling is mine tbs beet—can you lot me stay all night here? A man has just told mo that it is a good four miloo tu tho village." Mr. Edgerton louked at hia wife, and in her sympathizing face road her eon- ontly returned from her oxteudad so­ journ in France, w here she has been seeking health and pleasure. And thus they bare met. the destroyer and des­ troyed, for tbe first time since that evuntfnl night which prorol his ruin. OrpaL indsed was the astonishment which depicted ttaolf I---- - ’----- '" *---al dtowvoer- l" ,w* able object' Oysters received daily NaMIi, over arrive al great ends. We are usually capable of greater thing* then we jierform ! «> are wot bo has saved by imperiling bis own life ? A singular roinridsnoo- it io she who Las embittered ths life, and destroyed tho proo{«cls of tho man who is now lying bofaro her—bar preserver. She, too. has changed, but tbe change has only made her more beaetiful and ■ irravtiva ' Five vaara of Paris Ufa STANLEY 1 Harper's Jfagaxine. fil.OO and Republican Banner 11.50 for . . . Atlantic Jfonthlr, 4* V0 and Republican Banner 41.50 for ■ Scribner's Monthly, 44.00 and fto|»ublican Banner 41.50 for Lippincott's ifaguine, 41-00 and Republican Banner 41-50 far . . Tin Galax r. 44.00 and Republican Banner 41.50 for ... Lakeside Monthly, 44.00 and Republican Banner 41.50 for ■ Godey'e Lady's Book, 43 15 and Republican Banner 41.50 tor • 8t. Nicholas, 43.00 and Republican Banner 41.50 for • . National Lire Stock Journal, 42.15 and Republican Banner 41.50 for Horticulturist, 42 10 and Republican Banna 41.50 for Gardner’a Monthly, 42.10 and Republican Banna 41.50 for- . . Little Corporal, 41-00 and Republican Banner 41-50 lor .• . . The Nursery, 41.60 and Republican Banner 41.50 for . . . faterson’s lady’s National Magazine. 41.60 Republican Wantsr $1.50 for Arthur'e Home Msgexinc, 42.25 and Republican Banncr41-50af->r ■ The Poultry World, 4125 and Republican Banna $1.50 for * . American Agricultural!!*, 41.25 uni Republican Banner 41.50 fa Beltons Afontbly Magarind. 42.00 and Republican Banner $1.55 for • The Phrenological Journal, $3,00 and Republican Banner, $1,56 for Science of Health, $2,00 and Republican Banner 41,50 for • . . DENTIST Tk. waa eke hm4* to sn itae te-el«kl. W..M I, wwa g ka kaew wr «h.u«. Balekave tkeellak at kt* s*l4 1 kaar were only 569,638 barrels made. Tbe largo increase thia year io mainly ootside of tbe Saginaw Valla—ia Huron cosntr, at Caaavsllo. Puct Austin, New Hirer, aad Port Hop*. A munba ot paimental well* are being put down at Muksgou 1. the Sartos* VaOey walla la moot ineteacue have ahowa a ! sufficient supply of kriae. Tb* salt manufacturing capacity *f the 8-ate ia plaoad at l,M0,0(fo burato per annum—an increase of 600,000 barrel* Tho Inspector says that if aalt continue* low,, very few ot th* kettle block* win raa next yea, and the surprise of Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton, their guest was missing. Guns, and when or bow they could not imagine, but gone bo certainly waa. They wondered over the etreumataaco, but in the trouble and anxiety of their utter destitution tho stranger man waa soon diamiued from their thoughts to make room for their own immediate afTon o'clock waa tbe time given them by tbs landlord for removal, and with heavy hearts they prepared to go forth. Through the kindness of a neighbor, they had been allowed ths ua. of tho building for tho aiorago'ef their little furniture, and a room in bis bouse until Mr. Edgerton's health should be suffi­ ciently re-established to admit ol hia Ear-rings are gradually gutting into performing aomo light labor. Nine o’cloak pooled from tho boll iu ths old atylo pendants again, to the dothe neighboring churoh tower—but qoa light ui the jewelers. /'New fashioned “drees handkerchiefs" abort hour of borne life remained for are a small square of blue ailk, with Fifteen minutes later there camo a tone center and edging. quick imjierativ* knock at tbe door of Cream rulvred grooadinee, with black Mr. Edgartan's house. velvet insertion in stripoe, uro among Mrs. Edgerton s;rang to <jp«u it. and u the novelties, and very handsome. wall dressed man put a large packet in­ Some of tbe spring bonnets seen in to ba band, and turned hastily away. shop windows aro af white chip, The package was addressed ia a trimmed esrtuaively with block satin bold, masculine bant "Mr William EJgarton." ’ -William tors it otwa. and there dropped out Iwu [tapers, one being an utlknal, ills other a private seal. He examined the forma and found It to bo �NOW IS Y1 Iblic Gent’s Clothing, REPUBLICAN TICKET. Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic's in Endless Quantities. KMflhas m (ETTLEra tweim Trunks, Travelling Bags, ’ heap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - lest' A Itort Huron man has a cfactwn I of 9,000 anoeat coins tor whiah he fate refasd 115,000. Th. jrturuu uf fa priorijdcs «nrf oS faMopnHiqin party, and as maiig• $»**•• aa tte ritMo. bear* uj-, o« fair tkhrt for Justice uf tte Fapeeae Ctmrt, end !«o ifars of equal jartiaas beeulity a* candidaiw for Itegruf. is Detroit A Bay Qty railroad Hartings. Sep:., 9th 1674. rooms mart bg largo and airy, and hare bath rooms, eu , ojnnretod with them. btawm ia always csr*l for tenting th? halls and public rooms, sod all fa rooms mu.l bars gratae in fam. A Califaaia. ted when aloetod be would b«*lez that gvteoies 200 terse power be, at fa Bte-ii. fxrie.i cumprtoot fo is nona u> large, for ia addition to tba do tlie dafa ufjottira- of fa 6aprwsu~ C-ourh thaa the “Boy rf Bay," aa fay. *• gcattamaolv atylo the Hon- Iuk Maxetoc. one U fa ifa: popular sad able lAwyora in the Slate, and wba in fa room* aa 1 fa oCtao io.fa telogrx- b w:r a run from each room to tb» cfecn nod ail the gneat baa to do ia to both a little knob na-1 a hall-boy will ba al ait door to tao to I out-» to axarxta bu mdora. Sraie totvli hare a cuds of rig- Ju*t opened in Mr. BOWNE’S NEW STORE. Kfeyryfyo^ Blocr, Where can ba found a choice and well selected Stock cf Staple and Fancy . GROCERIES. PRIMISIOXS, COMECTIOXEBY 4c A complete assortment of all kinds of Whole and •yrpttnd Spices , ‘ , •• rejected .an amendmmkt tv fa ixjuert law prvridiug tor tarn! option. Lamps i Fixtures, Crockery, Class &.Wooden Ware Always on hand at prices that cannot be beat in the Comply One miliiun. six nnoire I I’lousaud. three handled eight hogs end 41.192 packed iti Chicago the ps4 union of the soldiers and sailors to be bold >bero April 14. Tbe literary department ol t>x tmireraity will elose March 23 fur two week* The Michigan Central grants half-fare to students during rneatioa. - Got truer Bagler bas rcspposated W. and ninety and forts • I deaouBt, 3,140 ci-rgymec. 2.750 parcattle wriv iabra. 273,012 oommuuicant*.- 23,007 Season. Sanday-acbcnl tncbcra 225,733 ScaThe Hartfcrd * Fast" announce? .that day-teboed «rhoUra. Contnbauont daP. T. Bsrtum will ba fa Republic m r.»r the year »G,ML»«57. oiud.daie tor Mayer of Bridgvfort at fa ajiproaefaiug muniripsl oleaiion CARFT BUYERS ta to lheir advantage to ex­ amine ourStock before purchasing elsewhere. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW OUR, GOODSFree delivery to any part of the City Respectfully, Spooner rf- Hepburn. FOR SALE. Tho Cenual ofifaraul the Granger. , mrtMmWTHoritx. rook* 70 wallers, to cfcambcrs.ai>!* 15 laundry wonten, *35 scrub women. tial] OiCn, 14 porters, two carpentort. • vnw tadrnmi-.il, and ao on. In all 220 men and 150 wumen are emptoyed in ■*— *“— ------'-roll footing up from fllO.000 to M21- ,-------------Ol coareo tho diedpline io ngvf. , Every jicrscn must bo on duty exactly un time, and every one ooo of them is ■ bound to do his or her duty silently. ; They wear nojse'eee iltoes, and never epMk vstaw they Mtn spukra to. A । cemplaint from a guest is equivalent to JVnixxi*, TL-* lagiola.'ure toting J**red taw* faking radical eteqgv* ia uaiUrn pttiaiang ia towanbljf»Ucfau«, which B-i non oresr; Jkmlnn. fa clock at fa Hoaw be and ho » treroby uaauarta I to firzCa&d tenqurf at faearilon i^wbJ j to each township Herb, a cirrohr •tarn; a* tolUw*. ! >1,000 p«r day. Ono hold in New . X»t Tirol fa law crrofiax »i:- office Tort aero up |50 per day tu pumpkin J psae aloco in ihv seasen. . Of course th. faul proprietor* ia i gcxM lisnre make money, tor while fa C •■mparitoti Invited and ontpttiiion Defied it; holdin Coffees and Spices «f Irek ol U C Q<^i Hailing* City Rap Tho Eapuhlicaii* u ting* will meet in ca Houae, on Ttiurvlay at half put 7 o'clock didate* for city ofice ; at tho eaxnrag electic Dy older of C NOTICE. U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE All grades of Te3K tbe very best iu the Market. Fresh every week from the Importers S. S. SLEEPER 4 CO., of Boston, aud for sal^tt prices whir-h defic* su ecrafttl competition. SPECIAL TAXES. May 1, l«T4.*to Aywtl 3t. 1374 GIVE ME A CALL §60,000 00 ,, . ..., Hitotinp. ho> tiHh.-!S»4. Too Republican fnrda iu Hastings w g Friday eroning. Jphn Stanley. J IN VALUABLE GIFTS! !• derod io him. end tbht he wool I not erawpt it under any eirea*n«t*3ceeOn Saturday G-jremor Bagley paid into tbe elate treasury |1&U, whi-Ji be rerair»<I in an anonymoit ramauotralion from some indiriluil wb > »*'>U a ride on Ute Michigan Central railroad tome 30 years ago. when it taLragvd deeply. My dear honored and aged motto.- ia with ua and of eaurvo after haviag Livid fifty-tore* year* ami npwarde with lay lafae, fool* keenly ha km May God giro fa, and ua, fa! wtgtation wfab atould Uwat u, as childreaoftbon.aat High Tinea aro brigbtot.ing up , fally-mewtet. and ttero IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED! Teas. ropert SI to Operation aa tho 1st of | k^atl o»U..u lo*t i him ch *2X517 Subordinate Grango*. | w High «*;»« oiMin rommetugl piu. ' r/uuw preiiy. Ibo wurkuirmeu. who c-ustiSJF mta nine tenth* nf our ]«q>ulat»uti, an l»i«ra».i.«s*. fa pMcuawag tt'im they i rtemre bigli wage* they s;«n.l hem to f Kistw* •< >-Vre. i o'dock X M. Ilia sufleriug* were eerero Mcmlgnniesy, of. PeaIwater t so tho contest will tn between the latter and part with biito yet it stu a e relief to, Judge Giddings, who will atlM a good hnow t'*«l her Mfivrsuge wmw ended eteac. for.ketiow Pierre de Nqj ells, a daoera-lant of wfaa be l>t»itired Lie Lu.'. Ha waa fa old foptily of do Nuyolla, one of born ia Ot»egM raunty, New Turk. Aug. whoa married Antoine de la Motto 19th, 17lr\ Lwiug at fa lime of kie Cadillac, tho founder of Detroit, is still liriag in tho tatter cify. Tie has u gen- M.. for fa perpow o artion, roitnble Cnnd fap Offiocra’ By ord< Tk» *1 U. BsEiteilE I tain Bra i. L (X U.c R*ru>v Mita.. March 21/1875. The Grand IDjrds ft ladi-na rail­ : Du: ’Irt&aa . According to practise । bwUte leering fiteubrn MilU, I now road company har. bought 20,000 ton. 'take the tiae » errto you from t! ia of new mils, uiosllr wool—enough to lay fa traok from F«t Wayne to Liam pla<«. rwnte my laet to fa llixna. Lake, a diauacs of 250 tail** Tbe work of relaying trill begin aa roJn as . uf o«r Father. Hi* adraaewd ' ege the weather will permit Ths balanes of eash in fa stvte trio* should bare presided hia labor.eg at I all, tuueli racr-i the bwaiafa in which ory March 10.1875, wav 11.550.767^9. Receipts daring fa wook ending March be wae engagwl. be was aurkiag ia fa 17, wore I55.2C8.71; payments during sale staWw uf \V. C. Cana at, Esq. of ( tfeie oily ; had clmnr »f Mil stabtos, , an! among'fa horse* wa* uno very i ciccuus, rrliirii n injured my fattier an Thuretay fall u>M. fat death wn- I sued ca tin-'fallowing Sabbort, nt fl ; R.publican Tteftopubliraa vo ■hip uf Hutmg*, *ro al fa Center Setax-l d«y. March 27th,'IK NOTH 10W.I A’iDSEmSSA. Tbs annur.l mwtitig of tho Grand Lodge of Good Teni;.!ara cf Maasacliusett* was l.cta iu Beaton last week. There are noir two Lundtpd lodges end A fire at Greenville reesntir deotroy- a membership of over fifteen thoamad od « portion of tho PcUer block. Loo. an building about 31,600, rare red ia the CnderwriGre, N. Y. Ecokn ft Wright rtotbing dealers, k»-* abret 31.5OJ. no candidal*'i it d»5-atad^ throw-h' any ( •yu^oFjiwttv oar brat to place Ua beat tdait-in uuunalipo, end when nominate^,'ty akc fa^ciudidate of ■ tiro of *b»iry. < of port, 8 uf Buryuor I^xtr., tua»- irinaplo xuy win guaiy. 16 of curat, 14 of bock, 7 of | tau.vrac. and 3 al Muoclla, while th* ■ avpi-liro of brand/, whi-ky, iaa, ale, : itacr, liquon, turdud*. Aa. would Ct RUTLAND WARRANTED PURE. All kinds of Fruit in - their Season* . Fresh Vegi-taldes alway s on hand. ■ Also we have a full line of the liest Somebody went into fa liable of a Nr. Whitt atMuskexoe, says fa Ckroeitit. and “fared his horse’s tail, uuiek, ply eipreawd our faraonal opioids cos^ smack, emooth.** Tbe raaeal who did ccnurg Ilia admitted act vf Mr. Ttoki* fa th> jiun.»5tu»nt of tba young ladioa, and made no charge* nf any Jfal whatricvjujjiLu ccuutry, with a daily capac­ KMT'.r, and defy fam t> aubalauliata ity <4295.317 gslton*. skuwieg an in­ crease in FcbnUry uf fifty dntiBoran. with a daily enjonty of to.i'SS gallons. fa tKxnjt&iooi; ar,- ma-1.. gu u> fa! pfa mid rd/f; 1fa m-w. A a ailed par­ ty ia lbw county make* it . im-zaaiblr, orro^tosilth^G—trirt turned, fortl?appurifa> iu recure ■ taxj-niiy oo uvt Buaa<l •»(. gjuport uuiaItopub- laiutn* Blaich EHJbei Tt Elttbn fftU Oeafy tf Utr.»: Flaa.o take notice <>f fa feet* tath In fa fottowinj preamble cid South Sidi of Sjhji Sjh“T- many, ia 1S73, ransomed 5X113.773 X*Itoc.a, a: a cost c< 111,4« 161; BelKiuia. 22.G13.&50 galloM. costing 15,­ 127.403- England. 32,000,000 worth, and Ireland about 11.341,735 worth. CEonar fa Bfftabiirea* are gcnutally tuujmiuiy la caU into requiaitien either offaifongon^turoutru! Iuj o'.ecuon of oudkfpbTlc asrflmtrIt, tlmivfore, J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Spooner & Hepburn fat the order is given by telegrapS. Km-'-U of facer tray other TriUtiaL Tlinr. otis sbur. pressure meant ica-wa* tor; two, fire; three, chamber taaid; Bai 51 i* out cfot>« fa vJeciiua of fa oos tang and^two sbott. breakfast; and Btato Ticket toat dreerre* fa carol ul Now about the cost of all tbs» csaaiteoition ul fa typabUraa* atfa ofceHarin; read with turprito and iato* oa fa lab at April.* icrthiiai tn vsaieueos : The breakfast, dinner and dignaliou fa laalirioaa charge* made U* serweo cos*. 824.000: the ctums in main afarafa&ta fa. BoatJ uf_ Sa- !fa ■jianuig ro,ii alone, cost 31 259; by fa Btxxtx uf Marsh 17th. against pernam tv tto T’.iroakm fat <i»|,*«rih fa mnrocro ixsibr.'quiu*, ta fa. parton I wr Sapari.-itend-At concerning Ibo panto** rn fafa fa rouaty into tiro or a-st83J>W. ench ojftfa asl o%e . >ta- itlfaei: of threw yrttnj Indies in ' hit Jew m fa dicing roan, roe: 81W ; fa eetooL we, fa underugue-l. leartrera uirrors aline in fa dining-roc-e. Lal . bora >2 fa Hvare of, Eepatsss^lirwa for fa ensuing ala ware, and a lais and equiubL' appaxtMpmm.1 will -oniy. be maiiv wtvro fa LajutUr Is ;a the ha>4s at fa KsfiaLbcau partyTu , cere to tatrodoew you to the gorgeous I figuroa ot tl*> things tba: ooct. W2m>u i proio this took at tiro uettoa of fa D«- you want to but'd a hotel iu New Tork i mucsucydf Nrrr Hampshire L*.: June,]| you want SWO.000 to par for th? I uf IiMiis&^fapcesMCit naat ir, and fa ground oa which it stand*. 3l.Wt>,OOU ing as it did, of six Strokes canh with a >!u*-au<iiy attorn;-: «( Mr. Grodycar to to pat into fa building, end noatly a« very light ruler, it ran 11 scarce!r bo called ejrporil t>uui*kn>ent: m>r waa it depriru fa Bepubleans uf thia city uf iot.rodo-1 a* aucK t ho cvideat design a itopxetattanic *,n fa Board uf Babeing that the pauishmeut should conporviroxs of this coauty, by making lire *iit ufliunulisti-ro nod no! uf physical Mayar a figure taad ou that Board, in- 1 amaft ol u fiepervisu.- ekrted by fa 1 pwo-'to tor thee purpose, w beu Utr knew fat fa povpto uf lift 1st andj C. IL Maxar, 4th Wardi,-would under airy envum<i S. Itaxrt*. Maar J. Oxa. etajMc. - fat a Ibrpoblicui, awl the 2J llrxu Tnauur, and 3d Wamis- a Docaocrht, while by I fa aid srf titw whisky iafiurucr, n Dreaoust euwid almost always win iu fa tar;-, foe Mayor, thibegh there is ua strict party is».re. a 15»pub,i<-in majority of about taoaty in fa ejeporatton aud has teeo fll fa timo riw-' it wa* croatod. bat at fa js-lX wbuky and inon*jr have lumroto .J aud probably will, for Yourself Come and see L. r>. SINE’S 172nd REGULAR MOKTOL Y GIFT E WK I REPUBLICAN TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF LAWSON'S CURATIVE $5,000 EACH IN CASH. tUCHIICBI! KIULSAMI4TIM, khevmatism s-rSss^- Gold no l i I It ia waraCT. kloctiua ia 12 day iBLStSSYo; Onr •atecripii-m gtctll UtKetuiui-ut cad to fa Leias Paefa Eailrocid, and aocrtiag that lids action on in part, in violation of the fifth »ration of the satioMl drclaraliuu ! of p-.inctplra, i>uaarise, aa t-mling to toiler cotrsption nfll monopo.L-s. u|>uu TUi* i* “Gtotlo 8p We urgsmly rstpu.st mroiber* of Ibo ’ Ontor tu send tu. for pubiioefaa, their views on the gresteit of all qirautons yet unrolrjd. huw » reavh tho cunsnmw with our produce by tho most cheap and direct ro*J. The farmer* hare J. Cole & Son, baying. th«y know bow ia raiao pro­ duce; n>iw they wiab to know how to cell, ftpltefat [•rubletu astiafactorily, and they ran aaap fair fingera ia the GROCERS. Htrhatambttaufflie* fine pictures unium poor work. Prompt pa/, with a eertaiatyofitai fan m it i. carted, prompt* and ihm-.tatoo good and faith- At Granger Prices. SfU® V1TQ UU! tho edrantogre of such pay and will not bo likely to risk towng sutto a H**U’o think every farmer who has exporirnre in thio droctiow wiU indorse LOK 1 HAK Shingles, Lath, &c. WING GAUERT. ■ rEcnssox bt&set, re'.Bxrre. tto. itTH’a BRICK FOR SALE *_ �fee Ryr-tsucAH BAJtm. id there i> a largo demand for them. Pick out the bort men for city offirvr. . In reply to u article ia th* tart week'* BtaaeJeanMf regarding the pan nato them. Indiflerenee is the bane of I ishment of cortam school girl*, a plain ! politic*. alatemsnt of the tacts will batter enable Election time approach**, and tbe the public to answer th* question amount of hand-shaking daily in­ wherein lay tho disgrace ; Th* offence crease*- F<* proof ol this j**t call on ur punishmenL Asjliyrart eista/isa «/ sefoal tew. cunsuting ia walking, onehalf hoar after tbe dost ot school hours, from the upper hall down the east stairs, which, (while having b**u re­ peatedly forbidden), bad bean ccustantly Th* lABning ftapoHtess rightly etyiea praetioad, instead ot tbe west stair* intn the saloon* a* tho placet where money fiio samo hall below. Th* pnnisbmeut can be exchanged lor bod breath, shaky cunsuted ia th* Principal of our school, uarret and Ueadachwa gentleman who ha* been active in the TU Seventeenth Michigan Infantry causa of religion and temperance, will bold a reunion at Grand Rtplds.on preechiug, teaching, and advising In our the 14th of April, with headquarters at churches, and public, halls, calling up girl* of MVtntean and eighteen year* the Bridge Street Hcuie. and, dnriug chapel cxereisos, in the The Poet and Mall now Ua th* larg­ presence of the aaetrnbled schools, after er circulation of any afternoon paper an abusive reprimand, feruling them ia io tho Wed, and th* largest city circu­ a shameful manner, aad thoa. in the lation ot any paper in Chicigx ra-at courteous aad gonllotminly manner, Our merchants, generally. _ telling them tbe punishment “had dis­ guile a lively spring trad*, and we Lop* graced them for life.*' Th* parents, they may not be disappointed, but the while not wishing to screen their sure way to obtain it is to adrertisa daughter* from punishment, for viola­ Uberally. ’ tion of school rules, feel that on* in­ Our County Surveyor ba* romovvd to flated for such an object, wu neither thia city. Hi* office is at tU Court manly nor Christian like. Hence th* House, and he ia ready to do any Uti- protest. X. X. ne«s in hit line with promptn<*< and dispatch. • j ,'sa’ffiEBi A Pennsylvanian bout* that ho makes a toan that would “wash a poll- RUTLAND CAUCUS. There must be a good d**l of lye . about that aoep. Bear in mind that th* Saturday pro­ ceeding election day, April !. is ragi*tmtion day. Erery man should ass to it that he and hi* neighbor are propCounty Superintendency. Br*ri«*tC*naUIM. jambs r.. XKAD. CWraa*. Republican ।Caucus. Tbe Republican -voter* of tho Town­ ship of Hastings, are roquet tel to meet at th* Center Sclwxd House, on Satur- i day. March 27th,^’1875| at 10 o'clock A. , M.. fur tho purpose of putting in nomi­ nation. suitable Candidate* for Town­ thip Officer. On th* 23, day of April Hr Armour the occomplishcd Supervisor of Hope, will tell a Urge amount of persona I property ul auction, nt hi* rotidince. Go and buy youraelrc* rich. Soui-i men are to blinded either with PV‘Y prejudice or potent ttimilu* that they ain't toll the differeiica Iwtwoou a flour barrel and aw hitky barrel See Hatting* Iltnr Jtunul uf last week. By order of Cominitte o. NOTICE. Hasting* City Republican Caucua. The Republicans of tbe mty of Hea­ ting* will meet ia caucu* at tho Court Hout*, on Thursday erening. April 1*1 at half past 7 o’clock, to nominate can­ didate* for city officer*, to be supported at tho earning election . By order of City Committee, The Republicans of tho m Ward* in Hatting* will meet in a on Friday erening. April 2d. at prepare for a full registration ot voter*. Do not lose rote* by neglect of thia Witter. The committee in erery town­ ihip should m>* that it it attended to. Arromo*.—Will some one of our sub*< ribera in each and every township, be kind enough to tend ut tho namot of tuc Republican Townthip Committee for 1875-6. It it an important matter aad we hope it rajy ndt be forgotten. Granger*, remember that in Coagresi the Republican* aro the only party which favor* cheap triniportation and tho other groat reform* you advocate. Stand byyunr friend* at the Spring election. Don't b- deceired by lying demagogues, but rote th* Republican Utit Si*: Tbe repeal of the law xelative tu County Superintendent! <u Schools make* it-noceaiary to elect one Superintendent nf Scboolt . in each Township. Tbe foUawing is Section 8 of kU law nutl meeting of each townihip shall bo held on the Grit Mcnduy of April in each year, and at such meeting there shall bo an election for th* following officer*: On* Supervisor, one township clerk, one treasurer. on* school inipeclor, one •uveriutoudent of school*. on* eommiitioner of highway*, so many juitiere of the jieare as there axe by law to be elected in the township, and Wo ar* jirepored tu print Ticket* for tbe *n*uing election, on th* shortest possible notice, oa good pap«r. with • u*w ly>*. and So* cute for a head, at Once more the railroad trail* aro tho lowest living rate*. Don't fail B*j publicans of each, and every Township RememUr th* U.l route will nut I to send us th* Tickvt.to jrinL ^* «in withowt work । claim lAs/tu our just patronage. Don’t be fouled with tU nou-partimn i Vfe learn that R. C. Horton. I ate ot j Ionia, ha* teaeed th* Fhcsaix House at Frirada. Jeera of your Rcpubili.-nu I ! Chartott*. and is thoroughly renovating | and refitting the same, aqd design* to brethren jo tfew lUmpvbir*. Let evryy Republican work with a ।fmake it tho Irmling Hems*iuthat beau. will for the *u«ms of hia ticket|j liful city, and *> have no doubt will do Esstec is doe* al hand. It i» tim" *11 of that, end al the sum* time make I it vary ptaounl for •)! hi* guest*. <• hide egg* if ywr; can find any. As th*M*t«on airiness th* tlaigiug improve* TU enow u riuwly melting away ami ' Tho Detroit /toe J'rsw on Wa0**d*y 1 of tast week, wm issue 1 with a new all tears of a fresU; aro leeaen'mg. ! heading and new type, and it praeenta John Staobir olawta Ao ha lU i a very neat appearance. Tho Fra* Frew tea eollar ia tbe State of Michigan. I stand* at the head of legitimate journalRogiatntxm eo tUurdaff, April &L I ism. in Detrmt, in eaterpri**, vivacity Boa to it that every voter la- registered. and complstaness, while it ha* a wide­ They were never known to help elect an opponent when thaf -could help Johnsons Anodyne Liniment is, with­ out doubt, tho saf*al, irarort. and b»‘. remedy that he* ever bton invontei for interna! and external nto. It is applica­ ble to a great vatiety of complaints, and it squally beneficial for man or boastW* have swon it stated in various I»aper* throughout the wuntry, that Agents for tho sale uf Sheridan’e Cav­ alry Condition'Powders wore mithartxed.io refund the money to utiv person who should use tbvtn eud trot bs Mtia- FLIWL WORK , for 81’, 00 Earnux's^l Atramos—AU persons indebted tu mo aro requested to call nt lb" M,or* °f J. 0. Runyan and settle tU samo bofors April l»t, or lh*y will be left nt Middlerille for colleclbu. CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN which be pnbliabsd. haa'jutt invented a way ul getting a relief plate from steel ■o a* to lyint Lluvd'tjMap of the Ameri can C-mtiuent—showing from uro^n to ocean—on one entire sheet ot Unk note paper, 40x50 iueU* large, on « light­ ning press, and colurvd, tried and varn­ ished for tha wall so aa to stand wash­ ing, and mailing anywhere in the world fer 30 rent*, or unvarnished for 25 Rubber Bucket Chain Pump ITic Stebblo* Dfotbcrs ore offering for sale a largo and splendid assortment of Furniture, tho bwt ever broagbt to Ibis market, which they ere offering for sals at th* l»WMt -living rates. R»memta-r lhe place, at tho old eland of Stebbins A Belding, atid ba sure and give tliotn a roll. -Iltf ■ i . i-rc mokt .1 oi'iinwm from rurrsy* to 1675. with a million places on It. sunk a* town*, cities, vil­ lages, mountains, takes riven, streams, gold miuos, railway stations, Ac. Tni* map tbould be in every house. Send 30cvntatothc Lloyd Map Compaby, Philadelphia, and you will get a ropy by return mail. ’ . JOHN PETTIT SECOND WARD. mentioned, I shall open a fir*t-clan Barber Shop, equal to the beet in the Local Have on exibition one of 'the largest Stock ofFancy Goods iccr brought to this City, which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. Hr have, also, ft full and complete! Stock of Drugs and Medi-< dries, Books and Stationary Perfumeries- Toilet Sets. Jr., i Jr. Give us a call. fiJticej. TO DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. continued patronage of the publicVcrv Respectfully, 47w3 ’ AL. TR0UTW1NE. New England Organs, .Manning and Burdett Or­ gans. Hopkins L Barnes. Hastings, Dec. 15. 1874- TL* sutacribcr will tell at Public Au­ ro, on Tuesday, Monro 80, 1875, at » o'clock A. M., nt his residence on rtion 17, in the Township uf Rut- tonal pnqwrty. vix: One span heavy farm bones, one cz, uoej cows, ono two yeam old heifer, two bogs, one lumber wagon, vn* (>air bob-sleighs, une wheel HASTINGS IARBL8 WORIS' AUCTION Terms: All »iiiu* under 35 00, cash. I Hating sold iny I'ann 1 kbail *»ll at Over $5 and under 850, six mouths, public auction flic mile* north of Hat­ and fur 850 or over, ton month* time ting* on Friday. April 10th. 1875, nc will be given on npjirove-l n.ite at ten 10 o'clock t. «.. the following dracribc-l JAMES F. MEAD. property to-wit: Th re" Hoove*, four HutUnJ. March 13. 1875. Cow*, 1 four-rear oM Bull. 1 yoke working Oxen fire yearn old, 3 yearling Steers, 1 yearling Heifer, 103 Sheep, 0 Hog*. 1 War on. I Buggy, 1 set Bub bleigka, 1 Cutter, a Clipper Mower and , Reaper, 1 Robbins Cultivator. I Drill, 1 Feed Colter. I Fanning Mill. • War- I single Harness a largo amount of Hooteliuld Furniture nul many other things too numerua* !•> mention. Emm* 1'attingill; May Barlow. Minnis L'ujobn. Vote , Beal everything pertaining to the election. There ha* boaa »omo impor' tent change! In th* law* set forth in letter* herewith published that should command public attention. Be sure that you register, and that ovary Itopobliean is regiitorel, a^l that you d<> your wbote duty on election day s BIXIZSTGKB’S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN by the meeting, not oxc**dinj four numlwr. Very Truly, '8. D. IJrxoatM, newspaper stamped wrapper. at two . for the great campaign of 1876. tbe straight ticket. ' Hopkins & Barnes Debate : Question, Resolved that the There aro th oucandt of persons who Physician haa a better opportunity for wish to tend away a newspaper and at a First and Second Ward* al their tho same lime write a few line* to tbe doing good than the Clergyman. Affirmative Negative School Huusee.' Third Wan! at Jas. receiver. To meet thb want Postmas­ W. It. Holmot. Clark* Offico. Fourth Ward at Omuty ter General Jowell ii maturing a plan L. Rutte). | ul combining th* postal card with th* CAUCUS. SEED ND PLANTS. ic.c. i Saturday, April 3d, 1875. Lausing. March 24, 1875. \ change. REPUBLICAN I iIaumwk'tS Ntw Bui Lor »hnp to b« uju-uod Tuesday. April 0,1875, in the Ro Block, North tide of State afreet. Our exchange Sa/s : In spite ot th* crusade aad prohibitory liquor law*, thorn word 235,761,983 violations of tho statute iujthis village Utt year. And yet the rafooa men clamor for a license law. And tlio same ii substantially tbe ^-^V'e daem it our duty to especially urge upon Republican rotor* the im­ portance of turning out on mas* at the crasuitig wleotion, and give our candi­ date* the u*«al rousing majority. This i. especially important a* preparation I To the Qualified Electors <rfl the Several Wards of the teXj'Lm.” City of Hasting*. B.«SSoSjr la yuaag rr old. married er sing!*, i at the dawn of womanhood or th*! j, change of hie, _— LL, Dr. 2..Ptaro* ------- t’ a Favorite i ----------------------• a poritive ■. Prescription tnsnife*!* swh reo*diateinfln»nc> a* to call forth th* i, fondest praise from all who uu it. ;. Mr. John A. Kitiusey. druggist, off Knob Nortor. Mo. write* a* follow*: ’ “Dr. Plare*. Buttslo. N. I tear more une yean ti me will 1< givou uu gcad approved note* with interest at 7 per rent, if uul pail when due it) per rent, from date will be charged, £er«oa* wishing to pay C*«h down wi I be alirecd a di<*mut nf fire per rent I THIRD WARD. 45 DOLLARS I For What? Thu New FLOBNCX Improved Back-Feed , SEWING MACHINE. Chicago and Milwaukee. At Omaha our tileej-rrs ronuc-ct with the Oreria nd Hlaepers on the Union Partflc Railroad, for al) pulnta west of tlie Mlawari Biver. AU Ticket Agnate sail ticket* by thia t-rten U««rj l‘>ie>»« K*l>n,«a Ilra»tl IUM .-! Hoonm It wry Iteorem W«> User** Ctottei mMp* ttes'l H CIm* r«<* j*m»i* liram C**r-l.-“ Huy*la* U W It'll!* ItesU CM* M Batuw fi**>j>l> Corner State and Creek Bt. Budding ! une* occupied by Ifoatou Cash Store GOOD NEWS Ciael'V J*«M> bought In Ibo Grocery Steer, with John Third Michigan Infantry, Attention I Crawtey. and are Riving Uw best of bar­ gain* to ih.Mr Cu«ton>er*. A choice Tea There wsU be a meeting of th* memben ot the New Third Begimeir t Mich­ igan Infantry, nt tho Ratliborn House, in Grund Rapi'la on the 14th day of April 1875 at ten o’clock ic. the fore­ noon. Th* raw-trig will be held for the purpose of organ sing a Regimen­ tal Aaroriatiun. All member* are ear­ nestly requeetod to bo’prewraL Hersey March 22.1875. T. PHILLIPS Th* attack* upon trreral of our ttamembar John Stanlry -In* for sale CilipMS in th* column* of tbe Banner a few bottle* of that tatnn this Wook aro eonsiderod where they Frouk Bnnif for 83.00 a bottle. Io cauta from — JtvrMl, .coses where brandy ia used for rtwUirinal purpono* it li invaluable. vfii ■ Who U responaible for th* gwjmm ar FARM FOR SALE! attack* upcm tu, would print just-what we said,.that the people may juilgu of tho fairness of iu oritieum. And wa ere specially desirous ii should point out tbe atlatka wo made on ttrrrat of the eitisens of Hastings ia last weeks im xcue or valvaiu uis. Bfix nr sold csw: spread reputation for wit and drollery. The McKean Campbell Combina­ list of letter* remaining ia th* Hal­ tion played ia our city for aight night* closing last evening with tho Hirtcric ting* P. O. March 24th, 1875. Bonry Adrian. F- B- Allen, Wade Piece -iHnroa and Pythias." The Bctewr. A. D. Brook*. Geo. Brace. am visited ocr city, aad from firxt to Htrrii Ctarlr, Joseph Davidson. Alpha hurt, entertained our duaeoa to ttorir Dunham, W. D. Jordan, Elwood Mar­ 1 satiafoctiou and delight, drawing crowd- tin. B*v. IL W. Mnlllta. Miao A. Pat­ tenon, Irving W. Ebe. Bemari Jtobinaoe.M_A.odA Smith. G.y StrickiMiLMi. MoOta Whit*., ’ ■ ■ , - A Cgrt. FOURTH WARD. BtACK a fuller. SsitsSiSns: t 5 THE FLO WEB �Erf. FOOTE, M.D. PORT.IRLE EJTGIJVe Ul IzUiftii Amu, rcadere interested in stock growing: The 8bort-Hora herd of Meesr*. Ave­ ry A Murphy, Pon Huron. Mich., is a targe efia; nearly 100 females, with young bull* in sufficiency. Fortunate ly, «d Dak. of Airdrie Is proving a koifor getter ; the c. c-'e outnumbering tho b. c.’s largely. 23d Duke ia red. mudsrnta in use, by Royal Oxford, out of tbo famous old cow 4th Duchew ol Airdrie, who bred till she eras worn out with age ; so this ycung bell ba* only two dams barween him and the im-*>rt. ed cow Ducbose of Alhuk as Ruud. taJi riduelly. as the family »>er pro iuc-uijj. tudsed, the writer has never aeon » Cuw with a better tup tbau Docli.toU .Vttuil flanks, and ho moot be a our* gelbr. for they show a row ot at lv >*t 25 calves, wtth only a tew mouths' vena­ tion tn ago. Individually, 23 Duke i. a fair specimen of bi> sort, with a nrat,' well haired bead; but, os ho is k«pt tow, io not in condition In criticiso fairly, —tat ia a cloak that hide* many Innin which thou, porhape, are oxool tenciea. For instance, wo recall a cn» llut, milked down; hod thick abouider tops, with vory wook crequ - pot hot dry, and with throe month* uu grass, bercrops were lull -vory full —lbs a>l- talks as follows ol what tbs Grangers have dona. Bead what be says, and th* judge foe yonelree, aa to ths mer­ its of the organiaaticn: Tbo Mazaacbaarts Railroad 'Commis­ sioners very justly ccmplimaut aud en­ dorse the Granger movvment in the West, whoa they admit thal it has e*tablished three malarial principle*. Thee* aro, tbo aecouatability of rail­ roads to tbo public aa'weli as to their stockholder* ; th* aecoerity Of dealing equitably witu o.lmsn; ani the *«i tenc* uf * bro id diutiart.ua L-touvu * railruuU eu-poratiou and a maiutuuio.ing eump <ny. Tn bo auro, where tree paa*M are liberally used as Urey are still iu some tiutys. and where roi null have u«u much control over Legi-taturov aud hugely isloonw p-iblic upie iun, the c.iurt* hove nut e .uio up to those a i«>u.«J poaitiona; l.ut tluy are Otr.A^a., NEW TORI, Anlndepehdent Physician, STOP THAT COUGH! CHBOWIC DISEASE, Medicated Cough Candy. taiirtiU a letal Practice luuruu Fattants in Europe, the West IndiM, ths Dominion of Canada, and ia erwy State of tha Uaian. ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. throe year* will l-» fully abreast uf tbo reform rauvvmuut uaU Iburuuglily im­ pregnated with it* apirit- And I nutice our Circuit J ndg<M have become seuaibte that they are regard* I with distrust and auapiciou, it uut with cuatsmpt, for tlsoir subeorvten:y to railrual power, by th* groat ma toe. ut tba people, and lb«y are setting about tu recover lost gvnUU I. Tan years ago. th. average judge, when off tho beech, sought relaxation in the company uf bumming lawyers and fo.t Clerks—«;m>ui bi* oeruiug* uu billiard, and draw poker, and lived the private life of a epoitimin and mas of tu* world. Bat Circuit Judges are begin­ ning to do belter now ; they took tespectable associates, Mt the geod exam­ ple of a sober bfo, deliver teduros an J addro-SM on popular an 1 into reeling topic*, oecaah nelly supply pulpit*, pul their shoulder to the rar uf progro-s (provided there are no grangers aboard) and try to do their duly - nut only by adiiiini.teri.-g the written taw, but by obeying it end the mural law at wall. But the Granger movement his proi'uouI another decided change for tbo The herd to kept in just the right condition, being led the equal of gu> I grass the year round ; and wbat strike** one on fir*: view ia tbe great site of pie grown cuw*-; one stable with 25 io a bandsum* sight, standing two aud two. matched in color, couuitiou anl also, although two were grades of four rro.ms. they did no discredit to tbe otahfo. In pedigree there is a wide range, revoral aro imported; Michigan Otikol, bred by Cnucxshank, is red with plea Perhapa thia is Spring, but it is of ty ol hair and full of gx*d point, ; Joan little um to write aboot tho “ethereal ol Ate, a dark roan, u a well known mildness," or "winter lingering." ete^ cuw uf luge six* uud lung [w-digrre: a good show cuw, and what is belter it a because in ttis firnt place, tbs few days ■gvud breeder. A guod Golden Drop and others ot Um note, ere in the tin 24th on wbi-h wo next print, might ported lot. Among tho home-bred io u farm* tho thouson la wb>, under the render tbe queteiioa utterly irrelevant, excitement ol war, the stimulus uf high •evcral M>s> Wileys, with such nutvd •nd socvudly, vorae literal miudet critic bulla us 2d Duka uf AlbuL Clifton Duke, prices, aud au rasenuta taith iu paper might come forward and show them tu Royal Oxford, aad lotb Dukeul'Tboru money, hose been a.«luced luto trad* and msrehaudiring—bu.moas for wbieh Five cow, bo incorrect Happily, every Michi- data let fiuiabiug louche* they bad neither capacity, eJueatiou gusder knows what to expect of s[ ring cut** from Bom ot Sharon, through Ibo bur training. TboM mon, so long aa in this region, do matter what tbe al­ herd* of Maura- Hill* aad T. C. Junes. prices lose, made money bocauM they THE ALDINE COMPANY'S manac says or any particular brilliant bright red by 2d Duke cf Hillburot. is could not help it; when prioM began to day promise*. 11 is the battle ground a beauty; and should tho Hillhurst fall, they lost money, because they could not help that either—and now, of winter and sutemer, and the former, herd obtain the same results from this by virtue of pcuiseiion, has nine poitita bull on similar blood. tbapnrctiaM will rionco gained, they return to tbe ranks bo a decided hit. of the producing <-tye.re. The rotunp of the taw, end makes tho most of them 'A bo Short-Horn herd of Mr. San barn aa long as it ran. What wo have, then, of Port Huron, is vory similar to that of of this claax of men to ths farm will b's THE ALDINE; THE ART JOURNAL a grrat gain to tho farming rommunity during tho month of March and tbo Messrs Avery & Murphy; indead, --because the man who, starting ou a OF AMERICA. greater past of April, is really motor, many of their purcbssM were logvlher, form, abandon* It. goes into merahanwith just enough of sun, thawing and and a division made. They have used diring and foils there, and then returns dampnoMto make it pocultaulj.danger­ the get of Highland Chief, 23d Duke tu his original occupation, has secured many valuable lessons about basiness, ous Tbe invalid who has boon ho used hhd 7th Earl of Oxford. The first sioeo Doosmbsr can hardly resist th* named ia a largo, squarely built red, got temptation of the moiling skies and the by 11th Duke of Airdrie, a bail that died young—too young—for be did sunshine through the windows, and great good, and hia impress ran be seen strays forth to danger if not to death. la many** Bhoit-Horn. Highland Chief of the Granger movement hare had tbe The robust ar* tired of being watchful proves a fine getter, giving sise with benefit of a greater or less experience Parts I, II, III and IV are now ready. any longer, and so are pierced botwMn neatness, plenty of hair and quality. in the management of business. Mr. Sanborn purchased 7 th Earl of The services of the middleman bar-1 tho joints of tho liarnesi by the arrows SUTTON’S Oxford, several months before bis scr- ing been dispensed with to a contideraof rheumatism or [msumonia. As for Leisure-Hour Miscellany. the children, did they descend from ing much, and tbe herd only shows bteoxtent, tbe farmer now cames di­ rectly In cuntact with the maaufaetdrer, half doson cslres of and buying for from 10 to 25 per eent. such an amphibious ancMtry that they ■omo should take such delight in going about his got; a rod Craggs and a roan c. c., advance ou original eosf, escape* the of forgotten name, aro fine eamnlcs of in quest of the drepMt mud puddle* thia bull's sfiorts. To fill the place of peaaltyoftwo or three other profit*, For aad should always hail • rainy day in 7th Earl, Mr 8. purchased Baron Bate* amounting to My 125 per cent REPRODUCING inttanco, Into is an implement which pretarenco to a fair on* ? 5th, hr 2d Jluko of Onoida, dam Lady loll origiually to the former for >U5; Nothing, of course, can bo predicted Bates 5th. of the Fletcher sort, ending Individu­ as to tho special pocuharitiM of this in J. Brown's rod bull (97). spring. Tbo steady cold of the winter ally, this young bull is equal to 7th Earl, neiihot of them being show balls, The London Art Journal, may can tin uo till it is fairly molted but wo hope bo will prove as good a made it for the patentee |25—tbit is, tho tanner paid 840 profit .pp a tool down by the sun of May; or it may be aim os tho tetter. 4th Benes Draw-rag, April 5, 1876. which cost originally 825, or 100 per Of cows rod heiiers, there ere some per cent, profit. the moat changeable or th* most lovely One of the largest Capit'i Premium $100,000. fifty bead; half a doran Roeo of Shar­ plow manufacturing firms in the coun­ ons; msoy of no special line of brood­ try, test year adopted the plan of mIP ing, Mlected for looks of uoofulnoM; ing directly to tho Grangers, doing Mveral Craggs from Col. Taylor's lino away with middleman entirely. The past winter months, take them together, and from Little Dorri), by 2d Grand plan worked so well in one or two M0R8EMTHAU, BRUNO & COhave been of such remarkable and Duka; a Cambria pfine Gwynne, and States that it will bo earned into others, steady severity that tho change to several largo rods, with upturned boras and the result will bo that in three, or and high. heads, from same lino as spring weather, as all must have no­ Treble Gloster—useful looking with leas than five years, plow* and agricnlTHE ART JOURHAL. ticed a few days since, seem* much great udders and a breeding look. ral implements will hereafter be sold at is la U MaUly Varta, si 11 s< a reduction from the prices prevailing <i*X ike tost full pugs Hlusi greater than ordinary. So, too, tho pro­ Grimy, bred hero, by imported Lord foi llio last few years, of from 50 to 75 Her dam longed drouth which has been extend­ York, ia a very neat roan. Mmtaali tejosifc.lltto hi; Pit ing during thia aad the whole of tbe aad *erera! other* are imported, the best of which, Co antea* of Kentmors, Fowl* Previous to Laying Tima. Application* for Agencies received. last year, may bo succeeded by a cor­ is a very oven, smooth row. responding wot period; and that would It ia worth while for houMkebpen to involve a still greeter change in Ibo look carefully alter the fowls at all habits affecting health. Still, allowing times, but especially just previous to the laying Mason, if they wish to proIt is important to the Mttler in Ne­ OEMS FOR THE ALRIRE, nary kind of a tpring, under tho or- braska. to know something of the gras- wrva a healthy rendition in them, and Meara tho largest number ol eggs. If eumstences, must persons will need to see of the country, and their vslne as yon keep them at hsp-hasard, to feed feed. No fewer than one hundred and meet it with care and good judgement as they can caUh it, and all ia grudged fifty species have already been deter­ Tho system which has been toned up by to them, most likely you will ke»p them mined by Professor Sam'I Angbey, Ph tho keen air of a winter such as this ol{hq< Nebraska State University, aad weeks or months at this Mason without their returning yon an egg. The refhas been, becomes unnerved, as it were, at least one-forthof tho number—and nee of the buicber must supply valuable by tho softening influences of the spring the** tbe meet largely and widely di»- additions to tbe food of fowls. The tit­ tea son; the vigor and tho power to tle things are not thought of; and thia is. after all, what secures suoeess. They stand fatigue snd unhealthy infiueneoe becomes lees, tbe appetite fails and, if 1U warnings *r* not promptly heeded, SCRAP BOOKS. recoils Upon the whole bodily economy. cal or eub-tropioal ; Coder cold skiea frequenlly thrown there ; dean, good iheM will net grow. Where they Few can tabor as unremittingly as in water three times dsih, given fresh, the Boorish, there is luxurant vegetation. the colder weather. There ia more need Nebraska is not tropical; but tbe soil ia same aa we drink onrsolvM ; plenty of of observing regular hours, of obtaining rich and m^sl, aad the summer warm, Ertt, rued scrapiogs snd old mortar rabilb, put in every few week*, and brok­ a regular supply of sleep, of guarding and hence it is not surprising to find in en up three or four limes in that time, tbe 8tele important allies of tho cane. for them to get at freah Lite. All thsM There Is one , gross, for Instants, the yutrng need looking after with peculiar ftrykira -Vstara, (my) which is doroly little things wo find needful to insure care, as the spring with its returning related to tho cultivated Sorghum This succms, and it does not take half an games, mokee them utterly oblivious of grass, tbo Mttlers u a rule do not know, hour a day, and if you tore your • birds it ia a gre*' enjqyment to sm them Well the ordinary rules uf discretion. Tbe and therefore do not appreciate Ito val­ and prosperous. THE ALDINE PASSEPARTOUTS. danger of playing ont after dark, or af- ue, but it te uo* of the richest of tbe graoMs of Nebraska, and it is not only peraistent, bat aggressive in its nature ; began to tall, should never bo over­ its habi tat ia the bottom laud*, away Lloyd, tbe famous map man, who looked With the aid of those precau­ from tbo limber. Aa tbo tend is culti­ mad* all tbe map* for Goeorai Grant tions, un the part of all ctassoe, tbe vated, tbe grass spread* over the roll­ •nd th* Union army, ceitificatea cl ing prairie and along tL* upland In spring of Mioiigau, though not like the neighborhood of Lincoln, during which ha pubU*b*d, has just invented a tbo post year, ila increase was 100 per way of getting a relief plate from steel eeut. Tho Strfhnt NtAnu is a noble so aa to print Uoyd's|Map of the Ameri graaa. It growa four or five fret high, ooa Cunlinoot—showing from ocean to and itn flowering spike, which is of • beautiful brownish color, is four or fire paper, 40x50 inch** large, oa a light­ iuchra long. Tba Mttler* mostly rank ning pros*, and colored, lined and varn­ C'AITASSERS WAXTED. it indefinitely among ths “coarae grssa- ished for tbe wail so as Io stand wash­ The following regulatiou relating to ea.’’ They bare not observed probably ing. and mailing anywhere in tba world THE ALDINE COMPANY, 58 Naiden Lane, New York. stamp* fur tobacco, agars and whisky, -as it is a rommou thing—the aridity for 80 cents, mr unvarnished for 25 This shows the whole l[tilt fer Mlchbrae, with which tho gram is eaten by stock; oeat*. will be of interest to all oonoorned : United States sad TerritoriM ia • group, - Tobacco and cigar stamps in tho and do not know that its juioM ar* sufrom surreys to 1876, with a million ptecM on it, such as towns, cilisa, vil’Detroit and Grand Raslda. Mich tages. mountains, lakos, rivm, stroe ms. 5259 645 Every Boiler and Engine to tested by bydraullo pmeare to twlM the wortt reMure and also stevned un and ran, before leaving the works, to Insure Iton ct workings In the hands Akhe purchaser. Tiie Buller and Engine leaWthe work* complete; end the price lnciudwB'£ Engine. Force Pump. Steam Gauge. Urate Bara. Gauge Cocks, Safety Vat, team Valve, Judson Governor, Blow Off Cock. Ac. GaE EnrdlQi itasau l.us HIICB DhlVEKED ON DOAH) Of C.ULS IT SPBlSCHIUl OHIO. , NEW PUBLICATIONS. Fin! Morita#. Prelim Bead erne MICHIGAN CENTRAL. THE RAILROAD CO. SPRHGFIELD, OHIO. MATCHLESS” BURDETT ORGANS HAIR Aa«y<\of Massnchuaotta, says; “Tho constituents uro, pure, and carefully selected for excellent quality; end I Buckingham ’s Dye FOB THE mnSEEI'a/ «w*stMtOMTM% PetroU MICHIGAN CWTEAlIlIl- Grand River Valley Division SALE OX EXECUTION. 16 Bl Sall UM ION* HALL, jfopril Bd, 1BTS. New Borbor shop to ba opened on TM«tay. April fl, 1875, to th. Bow« Bfoak, North ride of State riroot I take this method ot mformtag my pe­ trous and friends that ow lb* day above JAMES LEFFEL Every year inereoMta the popularity cf this valuable Hair Preparation; which ii due to merit alone. Wc can assure oar old patrons that it is Lept fully up to its high rtnndnril; and it tbe only re’.ihble and j erfetted prep­ aration for reitorine Gust on Fapip Hat* to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The sealp, by iiijese, becomes white snd clean. It remove* all eruptions ar.d dindrufl? and, by its touio properties, prevents tbe hair from tailing out, u it stimu­ lates aad nourishes tho hair-glands. By its use, the hair grows thicker end stronger. In baldness, it restore* tbo capillary glands to their normal vigor, snj will create a new growth, except in extreme old nge. It is the most economical IIaim Dnxssixa ever used, as it requires fewer npplicafioni, and gi’es the ^rir * splendid, flossy ap- Firemen of Hastings Gty, The sub*cribor will Mil at Public Au­ rora, on Toraday. March M, 1875, at 10 o'clock A. M.. nt bis reesdeno. on Section 17. in the Township of But- ’ Wm wswAimaf Btfkrat, Hoita & Planer, orjlivd Shipping Boxing, 8 florae Power, 82.00; 4) Horae Power. 81,10. " Wo manufacture and furnish at-low prices, Pulleys, Shafting, CoepUaes aad Hangers, also furnish Belling, Gum Hom, Ac. Further information will be cheerfully given by addressing tho manetaotarws EIS JOB As our Reaower in many cases requi-es too long a time, and too much e.vrc. to restore gray or tided Whisk- For! Wane ■itLinin Jatltn i uttui. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-03-31.pdf 985cad5e87def2d5ccb7e89292002399 PDF Text Text erablican HASTING BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. 1875. VOL. XIX. NO. 49. |> •■esifaal and Ityw Cant WHOLE NO. 983. FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Statement oi Recvq-t* and Expenditure* <•( il c sever Fnnds of tire City of Hasiing. »• eppret* from llw F nancul Report from March 2JM. Ifi7<. to .Match 15J 1875, ioclnairr. i*;i L’.wma. t4W M n !**'■»»> VIh.u. I rra.-an.IAe «I M Hark*. I'aMr Hlaed. Ui r; »!<<■<' ' July 10. do. trvilaa. 8 « Pec 14. H A OnoSyrer. hardware. It U Ort 91. * ff Ouo4y**r A Co taatwv H 7& July Jt>, W W Krgrv. Ivw—r If nu*T tvabd ninnyrAT itxn. March 38 1874 By rash on .hand II .19 Am't eolleetad from Kall T4. 185 00 . I ranfarrcd from past indebtedneos fund 187 41 __ii ino Farwr - “Wen, suppose yvn do on ttauday; bow will Uiat hurt you 1 Tkss—“1 know that I am a wi< cuss; but 1 cannot work ouBunday. (Hr ruts Church I O. think of hie dr •ill ILmkuLita'wwkadumal- Thick if his brpocTMT I He said that if I were . Chrutiau Ln could excuse ma; but who -“iff*!!’ “E Present May,or Recorder Aid. Dnwx-n. Jewell, Mtxlgv, Bearensr. Ful't-r, Hick*. Minute* of prvvlnw* xiPet'rnj read and approve.!. The Finmce Committee report r-i excuse him 'fix causing me u> work on Bunday, supposing f should comply with hi* urgent request I I viH make out my bill against him this very after­ noon, go to his house this very evening, toil him of his baseneM before hfa wife, tafore bi* children, and before tta worldly men wta arc engaged ia build­ ing hi* tarn-men wta, like mysslf, ‘.iAEttS'T*' . wMipx.wretch intfeis'eCBsmuity." ' Bo expreeaiup hlmeelf, and la a tower­ ing rage, tbo fanner hastily remounted his bores and rode away.. After the former le“ - ------------- ’ ventured to]aek*fTom' fu«od to saw the nsedev. ________ _ the pecsliar circunntsuoes of the case f To which ho replied : “You ore perhaps old enough to re­ member tbo good old days when the goods for our merchants were brought heme in wagons Do you remember Total, 1,4(15 57 The following amount were paid out above fund. , 7t. To W W Kri>y A Co. pluk. 174 Jone It. Pavere. r*’ rb .<rre: and nroeJway. «i S6 6»pl 14, John nalb. I DON'TWORK ON SUNDAY. seat as an elder of tta Church; but I did not speak to any pereon about the afleir, aa I was net a Church member, and it did not directly afire*, me. In tta afternocn of the next day, Monday, as I was sealed in my office, carefully reading a lags! authority io a cum in which I was profreeiouaily ooncerned, I was surprised by receiving a visit from the owner of the saw-mill. After ths usual salualioas be asked jy a private interview. . We vent into inner room and he closed and locked the door. Takiiig a seat ta delivered himrelf a* follows: Philip Lindrey, who had just returned from a six years' tour in ICuropc, only to find tta fashioosbio world raviag over ths beauty and fswunatipe of Marguerite Roes, whose comqussta were beesd of everywhere; millionaires, for­ eign uiiniaum, w^nstors were all at tar feet, only to bo rejected in the name cool way with which she might have rcttasd but which Beamed to havo tha affect of making her suitor* mure in love than trip from Lome lu Balti mere, from Ibero to t'ittsburgh or Wheeling, from there to Baltimore, and then back tame, a 'rounder.' Every wagnner who made a -rounder,' whether a farmer or a ‘regu­ lar,' always made his charge, sufieiently high lu suver the contingently of los­ ing n horse thereby. Dunnga ‘round! er* one horse was .tire to give oat, and eumotitaes several would break down, axlut>» of freight. To three immense ! bv mv revelations ot his character, then wsgsns they hitched six strong horses. I| and occasionally a burse would die for I conduded that It would be better to Loading tlwir wagons with flour, whjet, “Vn one ue.-as.oa. oa Saturday even­ wait till be arose from his knees before rye, eorn. oats, poia or, appha, clover* seed, timothy-seed, and other thing, of ing, being full of fun and frolic, I vaa 1 confronted him and told him of his their o.n raising, they drove to Balti­ th* leader ui a gunge who made a raid more. Alter disposing of their farm U[>on the field ot a fanner where field tiroduct., they would obtain a return was near where we wore stopping. Wo stole a large quantity of green corn, and tluy coital it. consfatsd of goods for taking it to the tavern cutnpelled the their tsrig'dewhig country met cheats j women to it cuok for ua On Bunday At other i.tn-s, rather than return with morning I wm nearly deed with cholera an ompiy »agon, a farmer would ac­ | morbue. Not being able to do anything nept a load of mervtiandire destined- for a mare distant point —that is, Cumber­ land, Pittsburgh, or Wheeling. ■ Ify Monday morrang 1 had suffleieatBesidee the teams owned by farmers. )y recovered to follow after my friend*. tarree busy during the winter months, My horse, were so fresh, and in such thorn were men who did. nothing else guud ruoditkm, that I drove much farth­ the year through but haul tnrrchaodiM er than usual that day. As they still west and western produce to the city no walk*! off freely on Tuesday, 1 drove on the national throsighfaro, who were ea far as I bad done on Monday. Show­ known as ‘-regulars” among wagoners ing no signa of fatigue on Wednesday, Your correspondent, bring a native of I drove that day to the regular stand, that part of the country, has frequently and stopped with my companloas. For seen scores of these arks of wagons tbs remaining of the week I travelled strung out for several miles in a contin­ in their company. 1 said nothing, but. uous row. but a few feet separating be­ 1 did a wonderful amount of thinking tween any two of them, each with six I rewired to try it again. Consequent­ hoary borae^xU ached thereto, and orery ly, the next Sunday morning DENTIST KashTille, litliiu. B. F. STEINHOFF Sirpal art fcdaiical DENTIST John M Hessmer, / Finance Wtn. II. Jewell $ Com. On motion the report was accepted and adopted. . The Financial Statement wa* read Is follow, vlx: . (See another column ) of Ream lolancv or paving *51-87 allowed.—Dawson. Jewell, Madge, Bewmcr, Fuller, Hicks, fl nays 0. of Barlow A Goodyear • 8.G6 “ 'll. C. Lewi., . ’ - ’ 34I.OO - J. P. Roberts, • (1.50 uf W. H. Jewell and J. M. Beamer 112 lor miking financial statement of A. J. Angle taking care of Engine 93.34 wu allowed. TBl CHRISTIAN- AT IOHL T. De Witt Talmage, Editor. 11$ FIVE clean ; then be assumed the name of •"Tom" because ho did nut wish bisown name to be known ; because of bis pro­ ne nrity for munbiel and for perpetrat­ ing practical jokes, the common saying with regard to him gas that "he preceding cuuvorsotau bad hearanly to-night-” And iarfaed would hare been hard to conjure up more beautiful vimoc. Her wavy bvnnso -brown hair, a ranged in massive axis from which under iuld» of lure, caught up hare and than with.lilies, seemra to transform her into a beautiful Undine rising from Daweon, Jewell, Madge. Bresmer, Fuller. Hicks, C Noya 0. On motion an order wa* drawn in favor of B_. C. Lewis. for 110. tor expense in taking Klepfer to House of Correction. it is hard not to iuve one who is cmstout and tender; and where a woman lores the always strives to please. The rrvat men in this world have often been wretched fat their donroetio reiaHoca- Dawson, Jewell. Mndgv, Beeemer, Fuller, Hicks. fl Nays. 0 on motion council adjourned. ingly happy. The reason is vary plain. Abaorboa in tbensselrse, those who doore the world's applause are careless of their world al borne, while those who her. apna of tku egvtira strive to keep tbs hearts that are their own and are happy in their tendsvosM. No woman will love • man th* bettor for Uta, rer.nwued and promineut Though be ba first among men .ho will be only proud-' SCHOOL PiPffiS of the “regulars" was destroyed — Among tta men thus thrown out of em­ ployment waa "Turn." Ho was, how­ ever, of too active a turn of mind to re­ main tong in idleness; so b» purchased a z----- ----- -r i-.-.l ..r DR. AI KIN. three days, my twelve team horses were in such tine cunditionfrom having had their regular rest on Bunday, that I sold my two extra horses. I coutiuuod oa the road for five ytan thereafter, and never lost another horse by death, nanir lost an hour's time on account ot wornout teams, fiir they did not wear out, and never taught another extra horse. •'Then the mi I read destroyed cur oc­ cupation and I sold off my teams. At first I was greatly distressed; tut soon I mw that the railroad, which destroyed wagoning, created a demand for limber --tirowood end sawed lumber. There being no saw-mill around hers, I bought this spot oi land, had this establish­ ment erected, hired aa experienced workman, engaged in the new enter­ prise, and soon became m*stert>f the good man. I did notknow him until I caw him upon his knees. “My mMher died when I was loss than nine yeera old. Biaoe bee death I bare never psayod or attempted to pray tiU last Saturday night Btnce thqp I have hardly done anything else, and I n:n not ashamed to coatees the fact to you, a godUrn young lawyer. If my Le fa spared aSbw week 1 will join th. the Church and show my Saviour that I am nd too cowardly to acknowledge Him before the community—the peoewho know my past wicked life. I re talked with tta minister and the Ths art gal!<ry, and aflcr tbo two gvwtfomeu had loft, a lady, wta bad. been siaudiug be lore au exquisite Magdalene on the opposite side of the narrow room, turmxi her head arid displayed a Lew so equiaitaly lovely, and ret so cold, that save (or tb« rauckiog imile that played about Use beautiful lips, it might have been chiselled out of marble. Aa aha left tbo gallery nod sank down upon tbo luxnriouv ctufuonS of her carriage, the smile had left tar lipa, but there waa a dangeroua gleam in tar dark «yee aa she murmured : So Mocaiaur landsay will teach mo a leeoou, wIU lower my pride—well time will snow!" When Marguerite reached tame,'she went immodiately to bet own room, and calling tar maid said ; Thsreeo, I want you to make rue look beautiful toniwhL” w ' 1 t I , of art and nil. < ----------------------- p.------ to find bar so brilliant in ronvmatan, and wo quick al repartee. Ho had. imaginsd her sa shallow us .be rv bouutifoL After be had left the ger throng, her mock­ ing eyes haunted him, and even in his sleep, Visions Of. pals cold boa, ear �as Hello THE "NON-PARTISAN" CRY. A Charity—Businas*. ■*■ nil; sppJaudril Nxw Yoax, March K, 1876. After that aha REPUBLICAN TICKET. and of duty— will quickly conaidar th* Detroit Leader rava “tha Mtremdy ^generation of their institutions, till IN TBflBBLE AGAIN coat ot a grand hotel and th* method it by 40.00(1 majority TO MANY GOODS I trAACMiUFTVX.ttotll ■>««, . giro you posribly. more excitetnant. falter, when the goal of tnuroph is al­ ready in sight, and sink baek into the bixxbt norr On Broadway, near Union Square, ia to hara mad* tha building ejsnfortabfo, . . . . ___ .,..l.B ■ n.t the a plain, unpretending house, just *ueh a eno as you would suppose n g’xri. ago, gav* us tha only alternative of THE SPRING ELECTIONS. purification and triumph of the Repub­ lican party? later .verdict which w ere it farther removed from buaineee. A good, solid, rotirod merchant doe* Merchants aro buying freely. was submitted whether to strike out the Our Candidate. cult Courts torjthe ensuing six years, a nd for eight and rri yean who shall consti- ra n ..the-r " Hastings, Mich.. March 30, 1876 Hon. Isaac Manton, Republican uomi ■too for Justice of the iSeprutne Court hgbtfully cool there, and we can rest er our walk." She bit her lip with vexation, but did oonatitute a government over the Uni- I little awkward pouaa, duriug which Maigurrite’s eyes were fixed stawtily oa the dear water, though When could atu* chare heard them ? Philip’a steadfast gam “If our interesting little scans is at dip. who said: ■What are yon thinking uf, Margue- Philip caught her arm rough I yon on, purposely, wickedly If you will f But we have rite. I loved only reversed the order of things, after tedly, even a* ! satfon with Mr. Grey, and determined thought 1 had succeeded; but when I itoad of remrmy one saw you again, with your pale beautiyour part remarkably 1 lived, even though I was fated never time? Marguerite, do not as nd mo noble woman, that 1 love you ? Answsr ma, my dar­ ling. shall Igo or stay ? Look at m* f’ I IrilBut her loco was hidden, and ah* would not look at him until be seisod more than anything, and speakably glad, when th. over and she was alone in “D \|IO|< ingvsaro doing everything make-<tio meetings of their Granges located conveniently to each such meetings, some agricultural ques- themselves it tbo science of agriculture. during the last ix hundred) organised grange* in) the State, and a number of deputise aro in the field organising more. It ia eetimathat the prweent cotton crop of that belonging to patron* will bo ly in his studio, Ned Urey entered wtth Agricultuiai imolements found equal to any cmorgnucy, and prompt to noel every responsibility in a euliro lino with a dotermiuatiun to com* made; but they must remember that that chang* was made particularly for tbo benefit of the s'.ockbolders, and late invratigatioos by the company show Tbo following paints are made ia thi figures that are almost certain proof that the etockhuldero of tbo K. L. A N. Hou. Btepbeu D. Bingham, Chairman M. R. R. company will realise a yearly Republican Union. ol the Republican State Committee, and dividend of ten per cent an their subshould be liee-lod by working Republi­ cans throughout the Stale: That ths approaching spring election ■toek, but aa a duty to "the stockhold■'s oae of no email impottaace. Two publiean Senator* in support of the Supreme Judge*—uno half of the court tigs non s, osjxciallyrwlutn two-thirds of Ixiuistina rmolution. It ww obvious two Rogynta of tbo Univerriiy. and that they dtsagrosd vary widely on many in the United Slates to build roads that points of the Louisiana queetiou. Mr. ThAt the condition of tbs National Morton. Mr. Conkling. Mr. Edmocdk affairs is disheartening- In the tfouth the same dispoeitiun ie apparent in the oppression ot freedmen, and the prose­ licsroa in applying the euoduaions lot cution nt Northern settlers, that existed roaacn and the requirements of las/ to the Republican ticket we ask ths of every Republican, and evary wo­ man in the county of Barry. • Warehouse corner Broadway and Ap­ ple Htroets. W. T. EASTMAN. Hastings Sept 23.1874. Wm. E. Savage A Bros* Column. te; Ties SS.«?S?,SK-HJS ■— ists.esanift-s.'as Organize. 413“.=..“’ POST OFF1CF. casta moored. but be will go the same road. father or employer, llien he will either become a jiroftsiional and plunder otheia. or be will degenerate into a, perpetual (ugven. end in time beenno a nuoi-rable old man, play mg constantly to lose ten dul.ara or to for a night's Smith, Manee & Pi stom Hasting:. March 30, 1875 log; NOT READ THIS!!! If you do you may be induced to come to J. Lee Reed & Cq.’s tire* will be ooutroltod by the old Bour­ man, who took the lead ot the Domo- bon element. The North will be forced We only want to sell juet a REPUBLICA Buggies thia year. If the Excitement runs to high we shall be obliged to ence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of * cusTOjuEifs EJicy O4Y. . . _ - _ W e dare not tell the public, we arc making !»c<ter work thu ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fast. We frt terribly escited when we have too many Mies, and now sixer we have come down Tiaty-Fife OgLHS K Gfh BHuj, ** ‘ little because.you maw alt conjc at once and Fruittratc us ramark so that we ctinnot do nnvtliint. Wc had Aomc talk with a man from California about H-ndiif him Tbiriy-five Top Carriages, and that almost unfits us far business bexidc#.the which will be given away to our (justomeni about the mi idle ofjgpptembcr next, has attendency to make more trade than we wajit. ,* FARMERS GIRLS & BOYS iSJJ At midnight a gorgeous supnor is rved, which, like e.orything else, ia Just aa loaders, who will demand the control frogs from the pond at the foot of ■ Washington monument. AU this Is I lotions which should catch some ot the actually doing that are ia operation, ia The Order known nt the Patrons u f served on daioi.eil torcelaiu, fresh cel । Republicans nod detach them from as MacDonald,Baton and Oocarell point the United litotes which amount to linen, paras*, glan. Wait *rs black aa Husbandry has reached Canada, and ebony, aud, silent aa tho shadows of! benefit ef those that may hesitate to pay Hadel, move silently on their round uf: stay tho tide ofreoclioo which threatens He failed utterly. Men like tbo ven- te overturn and destroy al! that was behsvad to be inly woa for tho cans* of railroad laws of the State of Michigan, Senator Christiancy sunk their differ­ freedom and the Union. Th# bahlo for which reeds as follows: proprietor ebanros nothing—all hie pro­ ences on minor and irrelevant points, in equal ctvil and political rights tor all, fits come tromfho tables. regardless ef rotor or race, or previous condition of servitude, is not yet decided sustain thia an.-nnous Moenditero?— approval of President Granl’a protection Easy enough. The gums'if playad fair­ stockholder* holding two-thirds of its ly in tha public rooms, but even than subscribed stock, at any meeting there­ tion affirmed. Thue the Republican bring out a full Republican rate at the of, to altar and amo^d its article* of **do not bold yourself aloof from po&tioe. enforcement of the i lari 1878. A foil and fair vote another Republican triumph. length of the line thereof, from either or both of its termini, or to extend any Iliejnstaiee- LUMSiXii > rUisbi. R sibl* without publie grange gatberiag ia tbo State.— for rears beta Hssting* City I The Republics Wards in Hastings oa Friday evening Ward officer, in th as fall-res: School Huutes. 1 Clark* Office. Four wuolsxalk Bos.-d H Educ Richard Messer, of Carlton, waa th« lucty man last July, that got the Cutter. We won't let him draw tliLs year. "He is too lucky.” Warning the people not to come'all* at once, we are O Truly Years, j. L. REED & CO of the Board of to on Saturday 'even First Ward ai Third Ward at Fourth Word a J. Cole <fc Son. NOW IS YUOR TIME! a xrrau. Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, GROCERS Dry Democr Chairman Repub! Reaublioaa So Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. Cftr irte st ths Ltrst drum LAND PLASTER ‘ MUND dESMMffSTKUH.IW Trunks, Travelling Bags STUCCO VITSBUD ' , « iia Also a full line of Groceries heap as the Cheapest and *■ Good - as - the - be: Shingles, Lath, &c. hsnnouy, to overcome existing apathy, sialeut with the provisions of this net, aa who can deal th* cards exactly U may determine, and upon such vote said cmnpaay may make articles amend­ atory of their original articles, which allowed to go easy .without losing all that lie can afford to pay without mnkrank of Republican States. iug a row about it. They Mlculate that a young broker with a rich father will Appropriations. stand pluekixgto the emount trf|20.certified and filed with the I The Rcpubli. .u» T E R f««l**.. > teT*»- our iron and jolting stock and other ax- perfection. Veoiaon trom the Adiron­ dack*, birds from tho Southern mar.li­ es, fish from the lonely woods whirs Heatings City Re SHOP III MB, TO III 1 HI T1I08. a CPBAOVB. PrwMeal. dividend among stockholders. to do duty aa soldier*. n one pared 1^0(1, Munday next. ever; they call ma haartlaes and A.> I> 8TOF CALL AND SEE US. be inherno (undue influence ever control his action, nor ran any individual influence pectedofallstuckboldsrs. largo or small, cedants, their characteristics (and their to e>mo op promptly and pay their ability to fill with hener to themselves 1 you tell me that yvd lore mo." Gon*. Hence wv regard him as the slock. We are well sear* that a very And with hu arms around her, and aud th* Stat* the poritiou for whish right man in the right place, and trust bank, and be has been trying to do* it they ar* candidate*. Manton would that the people of the County of Barry because they an> being obliged to pay, hare, as ho ought to hare, a hundred and bring up atl kinds of excuse*. Sosne Ihouiaud majority of th* votes of the but bio tkilb is unshaken For Patrorfs. CROCKERY & GLASSW intimately acquainted. Ho is certainly Silk and While th* pafiere supporting Mr. Nor­ To Whom it may Concern! one uf th-, rising mon of the State, and ris all put thrir State ticket under tha of our highest educational institution heading of -‘Domoctatic," or •■Demo­ costly upholstery is scattered around Be'it known, That I shall of Lathrop, Russell or Hughes and if cratic amt LioaniL" they rnu»| expect keep in stock and fill to order Republic-ins to disbelieve in tu* "nouelected, m lie should be, the vneauey l«rti**n" ticket, why don't tbar print the elebntted caused by Judge Christiuncy's rosurua- it in their columns ? The Dvtroit Free who aro to to decide un the right* and tion will lie well filled. eeo no l.quors, but a gorgeous Frees, Detroit Bun, Grand Rapid* Dsmi d liberties of the people aro true men.— iupian, elaborately dressed, a iu oernt, Alltwan, Democrat, Howell Dsus RN[«rtfully ucrat, Kalamasno Gaietto. Pontiac Billfor Plows and other purposetf. Daxtxx fhuixr* enemies of equal rights. The candidate of that pariy|tofill the vacancy occaThe Circuit Judge. nomination." The 1-ndiugtuu Appeal, Every thing is iroe. Back ot the wine-room is the gam­ Charlotte Leader. Mosk-guo Register, excluding tram the ballot box ovary Among the imjiortant questions to bo and Lansing Joutnri call tt “Denix-rat- bling hall, which is more gorgeously ic and liberal " Ttw* Monroe Monitor (urtushed than any of the other*. Lico M aij Im Beam Plm, determined by tLo. people < n Munday calla it‘■Democrati*! end Reform." We curtains, costly carpets, costly pictures. establishing an educational ariitecracy have not time to go through our Demin tbo land, end ao voted in tbo consti­ of all CURTIS. DODGE. ROBINSON Hon. Birney Hoyt, as Judge of the tutional convention of 1887. Bat thia there is a single on» which places "nouand WIARD patterns, and ia in k coping with the chai sc ter of the Seventeenth Judicial District, of which , are ragged. That is a faro table at tbo' this county is a port- The rival candi­ Casting* for aH P L 0 W 8 now in use. dates aro Judge Hoy land a Mr. Miller of the moneyed demagogues in tha ot Grand Rapids. Of the latter we cry would go forth ortr all the land are painted sumo cards of each suit. I shall continue to keep on hand and •’a Democratic victory in Michigan V— the securing of any political righto to rithout speeding the laboring men. On the other hand Land and Calcined Plaster, county know Judge Hoyt to be one oi his competitor, Hou. Isaac Marston, is Quick Lime, Water Lime ipirvd to prevent the Eepublirens from — .and crip- ; iran gambling game, ju*t as montn is Circuit Judges; a man of sterling in­ and Plastering Hair. trujgU of 1 Mexican. The next table is for Eng­ tegrity. unfaltering honesty, and un­ NS '■ edpeailoss on our soil, entirely unedu1878. lish haxaid* ; you stake vonr money un finishing fidelity to a!) the duties de­ Iso a General saortmen the throw of tbo dice. Then there is volving upon him in the exalted station roulette, trento dquarnnte, end any forte baa mado himself the ablest of the many able lawyer* in the State, and which ho is now filling with so much credit tu himself and so satisfactorily to the public. Tried in tbo eoreroet du*C., 4kC. I man's friend having been always are to select a auerewor to the patriotic Christianes an the 6lh of April. Did lurking ocknf i-onnt, iiduce. Why we have uiore Grocerifc Firm can keep on hand and ar. to sell cheaper than the cheapest. Best A coffee sugar only elen Stop! Hearken Ye! AW kinds of Produce takert in exch K darling I 1 told you one* how much -X laved you. and you spurned my offered love. You thought I was trying to win As th**y entered the room again, and efoctur*. aud it wa* carried by 8^V7 other words a gambling hell; a place improves daily. majority- Tbarufore the ignition of ia which young men and old, strangers <__ — r, —- ,1*. rv.— ,—-* The building of th* rail road through the While mouataina has goe« steadily publican Slate ot Micliisaa. aa surely as they atay ku>g enough and forward during the rocsul trowing term, As to Mr. Marston's position on col­ 1,000 men bring engaged. ored suffrage wo have no positive know!raring. the Rhode J stood Grand Ldge of Odd favvrod It. It be did not, wilt tho Feliow^ and tonasrly tor many year* Leader bring forward it* evidence? We have i/rigi>t to deny that be w is anli- gorgooua aa the outside is plain. The Grand Tr»e*urer ot th* Ft so Masons. itepnbXcan on this metier ^uutil the hall* aro biautifully win*, tho room, died on tho evening of the l&ik inst contraiy is proved. Mr. Norris pul himself os reoml as a bigoted partisan. aro all high and tyarioos, and the fora- Buying purchns* d tHo mmnmoth Spooner anH Hepburn, ut a large we -aril prepared to offer special mentfl in COVMTY OF i. couaeox. DR. C. A. SMITH’S Medical InGrmarv, IM*. KUTABUtmKD IMS • nraBRretfminnfpmuiDftffi Come and see for Yourself I. S. aboiwa* 4 iadaded in, and Chairman nf the slightly changed cage ot the bills : FINE PICTURES At Granger Prices. ' WING GALLERY 1 IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COUR ring April 10*fa �===-= COMMERC LA L.. HAMTIWCBMARKET8. siawimM?-Atkaio Fireman's Convention will to held at Baute Croak, un Tueeday, April 13, for the porpoea of organising The official U. B. Revenue notiev ar- a State Firemen’s Aioociaiion. All th* pear, in our columns Dealers in railroads in ths State will carry passen­ liquor* and tobocoo, aud all others in­ gers at reduced rates, and it to expected terested, will do well to. notice it.' 1 largo crowd will bo in attendance Irxik uarefully to the city e sucum*, from the diffmnt cites of ths State. Republicans of Hasting eity, nominate; | Tbo Pope Ejs made an imjiortaut year best men, and than go to the polls, j i conoeoaion to Premia; no lose a thing shoulder to shoulder, and elect them. ' ! than to aoquieme in the law which has Remember tho entertainment next given rise to al the trouble with the Tueeday evening at Union Hall, te be given by ourAmatnvr Dram a He Society. A v«ry contemptiblotriok was played All ought to go and giro them a benefit upon a gallant soldier in tho town of Lei the tareners of Barry county vote Bristol, N. H, prior to tbo election. the for Isuae Hanlon for Supreme Judgr, object ot which was to deprive him of his ruts. A charge was trumped up against him, and ho was, arrested, but Under Republican rule for tho past much to .the chagriu ef tbo parties to 20years Michigan's prosperity has been tbo acbome, bo procured boil, and thus unexampled. Seo to i( tha't the full blocked their game, which was to con­ Republican strength is at tbo jiolle fine him in the jail at Haverhill until April 5th. alter election. The soldier upon whom Mias Tinta Fowler has opened a dreo this outrage was attempted by Damn- FIRST WARD. NCW AOVtRTISEMSVT*. makers shop in Mrs. M. A. Morrill* milliaary store, north aids of Stats rebel lead upon hi. j^reon. Arrangements have been made with street, two doors east of H. A Goodyear’s 'the railroad authorities, whereby all Tbo commission of Mr. Norins as persona attending the annual reunion of Postmaster of this city has been receiv­ the Michigan soldier** and sailor.’ as­ ed by him, and we understand bo will sociation, to be held at Grand Rapids, take charge of the- office on and after April Hlb. will be carried over tho ra­ tio u» lino* of road leading to that eity to- moirew, April 1st. Tis&vi KCll sonal fevers that are folly appreciated, । and to the lato Sourotaty of State, lion. Daniel Striker, for similar favors. >er A joint m'ul'oa has been adopted by the Leg'slaturo to strike from the constitution ecctiju 47, bf articlo -I, pro­ Tn« Republicans of the several hibiting the granting^ of licenses. It Wards in Hastings will meet in caucus goo. now to the profile for a vote ai the on Friday evuning. April 2d. at 7 1-2 general election in November 1876. Lost.--A poeket-book containing o’clock, to nominate candidate* fur Ward officers in their respective Wards sundry articles of no value to any one except the owner, among which aro sayFirst and .Second Word, at thrir oral cards on which is printed tho name School House., Third Ward at Jas. Clarks Office. Fourth Ward at County suitably rewardc-l/bj leaving it It this Waitings City Republican Ward How altouj ths circulation of tho Bxxxxa. soighbor Deway, steadily in­ I creasing since tho last issue, wo sup- SECOND WARD. CUj>twrrU.rk4 Local Him police;. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. Hopkins L Bircai Hastings, Dec. 15, 1874. Goinfr tho snow. Election on Monday. Register cn Saturday. Tote the whole Republican ticket. City price* oa all job' printing al the Bxxxxa office. Schuyler Colfox will lecture at Lan■ing April 10th. * Th* prohibition State ticket ia with­ drawn from tbo field. Potatoes 11.25 per bushel! Wil! tho Grangers have no pity for the poor. Easter serriceswt Emanuel church in thia rity were largely attended and very interesting. Wo noticed lota of new good* arriving la the rity. Il is a first rata time to ad-. . BUFFS, WHITE BLAKS, JIarc on cxibitiOn out of the tartest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. He have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, ffc., #c. Give us a call. AUCTION! liaiing sold ray Farm 1 shall sell ai public auction fire miles north of Has­ tings oo Friday, April IGlb, 1875, al 10 o’clock s. M.. the following dreeribod pnq^fty to wit: Hi rec Horae*. four Ck'ws. 1 four-roar oil Bull, 1 yoke working Oxen fire years old, II yearling Steers, 1 yearling Helfer, 103 Sheep, follbwiug excellent ticket was 6 Hog., 1 Wagon, 1 Buggy. I sot Bob nomination by the Republicans Sleighs, 1 Cutter, a Clipper Mower and Saturday. It should to. Reaper, 1 Robbins Cultivator, I Drill, at Rutland* 1 Feed Cutter. 1 Fanning Mill, I Har­ elected by 75 majority: row, 2 Flows, 2 seta double Harness, For Supervisor, Jsme. D,.Bjnham For Township Clerk, Morri. L Bar- 1 single Hamess, a largo amount of Household Furniture and many other things too numerous to mention. FRENCH SATINS, SATIN FINISH, and FANCY GILTS, INDUSTRIAL EXI1IBIT1OM CO. go A Nortb-Wsotorn Rs 11 way leave CHICAGO re follows: For Council Bluffs. Omaha, and CsJifor • nla, Two through trains dally, with 1-ulUnau Pateoo Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to Council lilutT. For St. Paul nml Minnoapohi, Two Uirough trains dally, with Pullman Pal- PREMIUM BOND IEV W HDQSffliL HHEffiB CB. Perpetual World’a Fair, good approved notes with interest at 7 per cent if not paid wher. due 10 per cent from dale will be charged. I'cr*oos wiiliiug tu pay Cash down will be Townihip Superintendent of School, allowed a dneouat of five per cant Henry N. Monroe. For School Inspector, Henry L. New- > Marque For Milt THIRD WARD. 45 DOLLARS! For What? For Constable*, Phillip Burgess, Moto tbnn 50 years hare elapsed since Jolinron’s Anodyne Liniment was Stephen Oweo, Samuel Dole,. Ferril, first invented, during which time hun­ dreds of thousands hare been ben efitted by its use. Probably no ertielo ever Reply to Query. became so universally popular with all In reply loan article in last week's ;issue heeded “quwy’’ and signed "M” I would simply add a few words fearing itbo public would think that “silence gave consent” 1st. Tbo last 'thing I would bo guilty cf is “tattling especially of my । 24. I was ignorant of tbo fact that the rules of school had bean violated ' until tho nursing tho |amuhmeat was iadministered. 31. I would say that tbo atatemeat is :false, an.l would suggest m the author 'of said "query” that when I had any mute statemonU to make I wouhl pest up alitils before laying them before the public, and thou be gentlemanly or lady­ Wo affirm, and am prepared to prove like enough to sign my name ntid not that the expenses of tho city printing , bo ashamed of tny o«m assertion.. warn not incroasml by the amendment* RoApcotfully yours. to tbo city charter in IffZB, over tho ex' c. W. Man. jMinses for tho year* 1871-2, when wo bed a Democratic Mayor and cwunril, and all of tho imtroasge so far aa it could bo legally, wa* given to th# Dem­ Tbo Republican, of Baltituarn on Sat­ ocratic paper, while the salary of tho urday, met in caucus at the residence ’ Recorder and City Attorney, ■ wore re­ of Allen Green, and placed in nomina­ dared from the coot in 1872-3 some tion tho following oxcellout ticket forr 4300, sndttoyorr/rid tee w»* oar, in ,Township officers, vix: our judgement. For Supervisor, Homy Bougbtalin ;i The bright little Nonory has reached Fur Clerit, Charlo. W. Mack; ForTroarits centennial imus, tho number before urer. John Liehly ; For Highway Com., as being “Number Goo Hundred." All Guy R. Durfee; For Justice of the the little boy* and girl* ought to have____ Poom___________________ , Russen K. Stanton; For Justice a centsnnhl eelabretion over th* event, of the Pooeo to fill vacancy, for the Jfarasry is onsof the best friends IfeOmUr ; For Torn Sojwrioi.nd™, of they bare, and deaervqs all the busoom IMooh. CU—. B. O-kW, Fo. BoUol it has woo. Il grows brighlar and bel­ Inspector, Daniel C. Wororr; For Conter as it grows older, and we hope its stahiae, Guy Latham, Geo. W. Garrison, young readers will do likewise. The Jehu Phelps, and Merrink M. Slocum. present number contains a picture of tbo Cataract of Lidore, with Southey's famous versos; an illustration frqra a de­ sign by Perkin'; aa outline drawing lesaon by Wior from ono of Landseeris putter**, and other pictorial attractions. BROWN BLANKS, Hopkins & Barnes , Pills which contain aulirauny, qui­ nine and calomel, should be avo'ded. as torero griping pains would lie their only result The safest, sorest, end best Ells are Parson's Purgative or AntiilHous nib. With this^Mua. and on this day, «re close the 9th year of our labors a* edi­ tor of the Bum. What we have done The amended charter of tho rity cf iu tho way of building np the peper. Hastings not liaving bocotno a law, and what wo propose to do in the future supsTTison wili be numinated at tho Re­ will be noticod, in the. next issue of the publican eity caucus on Thursday even Bstnrmt. To-day we can only add that our succeu has been equal to our tout ingas formerly. • sanguine expectations, and that wo hope J. M. Nevtss, tu make tbo HiXXXX more and more worthy of tbo earnest and cordial sopport of the people ia tha year* to eotne. walls papered, and tbo best place to get WALL PAPER A Royal Organ. Caoeaaos without regard to party. fur the purpose of nominating members of the Board of Education, will be held on Saturday 'ereuing, April 3d, ai half past seven o'clock, iA the Rsveral wards ot the city of Hastings as follows : First Ward ai school house. Tho .pring tiain has ccso when ev­ erybody wants ti»o hc-tue cleaned and 1 end! I bt.„ olb.uok It is-tn bo hoped that the Pnnby- tralia which exiood tbo giants of Calitvtian chureb In thia city may not much luroia iu height, though nut iu ciraumlonger bo allowed to remain unoccupied. measured 42'1 te*l in length, and uuother -480; while the highest yet dis­ covered in California reach only 450 erety Sabbath. feet, the svrregu bring from 300 to At tbo annua! parish meeting of Emanuel Church, u* Monday tho 29th Gov Hen locks ot Indiana inUm it to i inst. Mc««r». II. A. Goodyear, D. G. i Robinson, H W. Ricker, J. M. Howes, be ono of the early birds to look niter He has en­ E. -B. Throop ’and C. F. Dwight, were tbo I’rcsiJeutisl worm. gaged tbo finest suit of rooms at one ol 1 elected vei|ry»en. There is asigu ot siJe-walks hero and the principal hotels iu Washington for tho entire souiou of tho next Consrsss. there in tho city, end to prove there Alex. IT. Stephens is not quite so actually was ono in front ol the Court I House Square, Sheriff Creasy, had two popular as he was with tho Southern mon digging Lit it nil tho afternoon on Democracy. Ono of their organs in North Carolina spmks of him thus: Munday,—they found it Our thanks are da* anil cordially "This abominable old pedagogue has tendered, W. S. Georjjv, F->q , the able sithor voted with the Radicals or else editor of the Lansing R-puhtiem for per­ not voted at nil, as on the Civil Right> REPUBLICAN CAUCUS. FLOOD! FLORAL WORK ...... _ _ iw j . BmlaingB Torn Down AvrAir. if »ow ovt Mvisni.r HbmraS J*S* nxwMfc nut Tbo bill proposing amendment, to tbo city charter, Tro. un the table in tho llouso of Ropreeentative*. That tricl to cheat the Republicans of the city out uPtho pa. , in Michigan has written a of a'Supervi&or, did not win. letter advising ..io Prohibitionist* to Hi. excellency, the Governor, and vote for the candidate* uu tho varioua Railroad Commisrionvr Cobb spent ticket* whom they think ba.t qualified Sunday at Grand Rapid.. Their num­ for itio respective positions, without re­ erous friends would give them a cordial gard to (irililical a*>oristions. welcome to our city at any time. Great trees liavo been found in Aus­ The Republic .tu of the city of Has-rings will meet in caucus at tbo Court House, on Thursday evening, April 1st at lialf past 7 o'clock, to nominate can­ didates for city officers, to he supported a*, the ensuing election. By order of City Committee, rapidly into favorm pcosraalnlit thee beet OM-e XATtotc utgood q leant,ua I namely; Light runalnrl smooth, noiseless, rapid,] durable, with [<rfe:i| Lpek Stick. 1 Saturday, April 3d, 1875, ysf Cbtrago and Omaha. Chicago and Cedpr Haolda. Chicago slid Dubuque, via XCUuton. Chicago and Freeport. Ciiladroaud Marinette. Chleagn and Green Bay. Chicago and Mllwsnkee Chicago and Hu Paul. This is the Only Line running t‘ eat cars between Chicago and St. Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee. At omaba our Hloc; m connect with the Overfand Sleepers on the Union Pacific RMlrned, for ell pointe rest of the Misrourt River. All Ticket Agent* roll ticket* by thl* route. ___ • Painting and Graining. I New Berber shop to bo opened on Tuesday, April 0, 1875, in tho Bower Block, North aide of State .Ircol. I take thia method at informing my patrona and friends that on the day above mentioned, I shall open a first-class Barber Shop, equal to tbo beat in tbo State. I will also hare in connection a full line of gents fnrorihing goods, to­ bacco and cigar*. My terms altar that date will bo strictly cash under all mrcamstancee nod at the lowest living rates. Thankful for past foror*, I solicit U eoalinoed patronage of the public • Vrey Respectfully, 47wl AL. TROUTWINE. Clinton, Two tbroogh trains daft; with Pullman Care on night train. For Btoox City and inktan. Two trains dally. Pullm.w Car* to Mtevrxi- MOIIENTRAQ, BRUIO * CO-, iGBMWEIimiltlBI GOOD NEWS. Did yon know that Mr. Grace, has bought In tbo Grocery Htore, with John T. PHILLIPS Crawley, and aro giving tho boot of bar­ gains to tbelr Customers. A choice Tea for 50 cents. Tbo bred of Flour at M.00 per 100 lbs. The Cclebralad Double other poods away down. Moro goods for IfM money at this Hoes, than any other Home In the State. We also have SEED AND PLA FARM FOR SALE! Firemen ef Hastings City, FOURTH WARD. GRAND BALL! �PORTAHL to tbo secrets uf tb* exhibition, and de­ scribee each uuitna! so mtnutoly that any half-doasn boy* with enough Ingenuity and pasteboard can easily form a similar collection for thcmsulvea No detail of cou.lrocttou is omitted, and pictures of■ almost all th. marvel*, with explanato­ ry diagram*, are set before u*. We aro oven furnished with a snedraan handbiU, and are supplied with inlormation so full and clear that, unless the "show­ fever" bo no longer contagions amoug boy* and girls, we m»y .expact maxy a village where St. Nic bolas goes, to hare, before long, it rival companiea with flam­ ing poster* and curiosities oul-doing ..r—.al.. U—a;___ I. The two serial, “The Young Survey­ or'' anil “Eight Cousins," though doubt­ less equal in popularity, are quite unliko in character, and there is variety enough iu the April iustallmentr. For tbo yoolhful admirers of 'TLu Young Surveyor'' the present ehajters are likely to make him an olyec: of real sympathy. His trouble, increase, tho way out of thorn seems involved iu.greet difficulties, and iho mystery of the stolen horse is not solved. Miss Akott'a heroine, on tbo other Land; is just now enjoying life amusingly, with a novel tnp to China, oonvotMlioos with the Celestials, and a boat-race is which the cargo and seamanship sro ot usurious If any one in those day* will exercue in tbo open air, so that each day bo will wear thin under garments, ot none at all, and sleep in s cold room, th* fuuctura* of tho skin will suffer little or no impediment, if water ia withheld for manih* Indeed, bathing is ’not the only way in which ito healthful action can bo maintained by those living under tbo conditions at prevent existing. Dry frirtion over tbo whole surface of tho body, once * day or otwe in two day* is often of more service than the applica­ tion of watrr. Tho reply of th* centen­ arian to th* inquiry to what habit of life history concerning tho famous •■Ranker he attributed hi* good health and ex- Hill Powder. ’’ an illustrated narrative of a hard fought battle with a grixxly at uncomfortable close quarter*; a sketch of a Pilot's life, with it* danger* and incident*; and, in “The Groat Freahot," a graphic itury descriptive of scenes-both comic and dangerous—attending tho tepid riao of a river. ' Thon there ia a story of ‘-CindoraU” told in a new form with a practical les­ son, and baring for an ill ultra tioo tho beautifully engraved froutiapiacs from man beings are not amphibious. Nature a printing by Champuey, while tho wise indicates that the functions of the akin 1’etcrkin family indulges in another sbouid bo kept in order mainly by mus­ cular exercise, by exciting natursl perspiration by labor; and delicious a* is tee bath and healthful, under proper rrgt.lation, it ia no lubstituto for that cxereieo ofztbo body, without which nil tho functions become abnormal.—Paeifc Snenos 1. JjRZU Ihyrro—Pomona (Hop*) —Uomposod of the Master* of aubordinato Granges' and their .wire* who are matrons, provided that whon the number of subordinate Granges :u May State bocomee so groat ns to render it neceeaary, the State Grange may, in such manner a* it may determine, roduso it* (representative.*, by providing forthn eieetiono( areitain proportion at those entitled to msmbership in the Stats Grange from each county, and the members au chosen shall constitute the State Grange. Sac. 2. Tture may be establish'd di*trictor county Granges in the filth de­ gree, not to exreed one ia each county, composed o! Masters nod pa At Mast/r* at subordinate Granges and- their wive* who are matrons, and such, fourth de­ gree mombsra (not to cxcgftt three) ns may be elected thereto by th« subordi­ nate Granger, under such regulations aa may be established by Stalo Granges. Such district, or county Oranges shall have charge- of th* odueation and busi­ ness interest* of-tho.Order iu thoir reapectlvo districte, and shall entourage, strengthen and aid tl»o subordinate Granges represented therein. Dispenoatkm* for such district or county Granges shall issue from th* State Grange, and under such regulations os tbo Gran-. AhlndBpcDde.it ftjskfc TltEATM ALL FORMS Or STOP THAT COUGH! Medicated Cough Candy. it an tsuiAi vat er Cndidtf a Hedical ftafe A-JirasfL'jri yjsssissssrss1 CONSTITUTION. Wumrrou* PatienU In Europe, tho Wes: Indies, ths Dominion of Canada, and in every Btafo cf tua Union. ELECTION NOTICE. ADVICE CIVEN BY IWAIL FREE OF CHARGE. 65e320 '•ilrwh.ii tn sank tl rasa* Me. sis. tuul.la. Utos>aii. as. k.adj.Ui urw iS.Mlis tb.tsndilew Ures.BarryCn.tr. • '“MLSsrjKitttsaifei X* lb. Ukihi st U» C.esl. of Barri. rabMib*r II. IKk ...I... u> Sil lb. nesMT Ho.U br lbs miniUei .f Imm P. CXnrsh tsnss drt.Brtrtrtut >•< MtreeiU «istN tMreakndl. IR: _ . m. sClrewU Jadi.f.rlb. e.r..t«atb Jed.f.Tfcx;iS?rurx.u j'serjs r. tlwMsbar it. 1171 ; MOST HTBAORMARY MICHIGAN Gec.P. Burdi I Ql Murton Huts' tbr.SMa.Mlb. rrwl>« klmm ■mblM sad Wise is lb. T.w U. Cwaslr ft Bsrrr. 1.) Il.i.b THE ALDINE COMPANY'S EW PUBLICATIONS. The Scientific American says; "Tho point to which we now call attention is. that our farmers and fruit-growers have ignored, cr ratbor have been ignorant of, tho importance ot wood ubw as a 'vegetable stimulant end us tho leading cduatituent ot plan II Eton coal ashes, thrown away as uscloas. have been shown both br experiment and analysis tojxiaiess a fair share of alkaline value Wo will relate only one experiment : Some twenty-firo years ago we treated an old hollow pippin apple tree as fol­ low* : Tho hollow, to tho heishth ot eight fecU was filled and ramwod with a compost of wood ashes, garden mold and a little waste lime (carbouuto). Tho filling was securely fastened in by boards. The aext year tho crop o'l sound fruit wa* sixteen bushels from THE • cIiA-c.-faily glr.n by addrebsln* the manufacture ALDINE: THF.AUTJOURNAL OF AMERICA. Hastings Drug Store mcMwcsw I A M1<S JtsptMUI.', •MATCHLESS” BllllkS I fflomi, School Bockx, Blank Books, Toy and Gift Books, and everything in this line to plccrc Old and Yo*ng. , ORGANS SUTTON’S MICHIGAN Leisure-Hour Miscellany. CENTRAL. RAILROAD fiwfScnd to the But luuia, tor irctihrs?®* i’k. rlA... IntwL . REPRODUCING ip®Dr, Erie, Pcnnay 39m Want. Jsitaa & uuh» NOTICE. U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE Santa ctauw The Louisa Art Journal, Hai SPECIAL TAXES. May 1.1870. to 30. I87>:. April This is the place to buy your present* Wo bare the best lire- of goods that was over brought tr | Hastings. Cell and examiuo for yonraalf and you will pepsr. 40x50 inches Isrgo. on a light­ find our stock completi ning press, and colored, sixed and varn­ Ilemcmlier the plact, the Old Stand, ished for the wall so as to stand wash­ sign of the Golden Mortar. ■ ing, and mailing anywhere in tho world Parti I, H and III aro just Published. for 80 cento, or unvarnished for 2h THE ABT JOURNAL. cents. This map allows the whole Ciui’Uula ilawaUty wru, u It ewk. IUUnited Stotoe sad Territories in a group, frvduein* Um brei full reit* llt.Mrsll.ws trcm lb. .sfImt .slamr. of Th. ANJm. from survey* to 1875, with a million toeb wnlMy. ’l -<UI reeUls—Ms ..p.ik places on it, such as townsA cities, vil­ alii. -----P«-i— lages, mountain*, lakes, rivers, streams, gold tuiiiss, railway stations, Ac. This map should be in every house. Bond 30cents to tho Lloyd Map Company, Philadelphia, and you wd! get a copy by return maib- §60,000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! MEIMM! J. f. ROBERTS. JOHN t TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF :<5,000 EACH IN CASH. STANLEY 1 -S 8EM1 FOI THE AL1IIE, *troyed, cr t decayed; bu' saved by thi tSSsI teisstwtetx. j»sf as TVre ilato Aawtoan UsMia* Wsubaa nrtk tin xT >o aggregate value of all tbo min­ erals mined in the whole world amount nt present to 11.000,000.000 per year; of thin, coal alone io worth neatly twotbirds, aay 6CQS,OOO.OOU; tbo rest onethird. or about 8336.0u0.000. Gold stands at tb* heed ot the list, tho value of this metal mined per year being about 6100.000,000; next is iron ore. being at present 670,000,000; bat of no mineral is the production so largely roereaarag as that of iron, and it will soon snrpaei in value that of avid. It baa increased during the last sav.n years from 18 to 28, while coal has increased from 18 to 25 and gold remained about at It was Tho production of stool increased from 18 to h'L itering the progress of indus­ try in general in which steel is the main Tre LUto* U.l t Ilsstlu WslrkM.watts, |ln) *01 SCRAP BOOKS. .j.twdl4 uurtani st SCB bees .iprsMlf pnp<n4 'or some prepare? i.M;. dangerous and uynTKnts to tb' hair, the Vigor ran only benefit but wet barm }t. If tantail merely for a HAIR DUE-SSINii. nothing clsci-nn bs found i:> dexbak’.-. Containing neither ml nor dye, it iuv. not son white cambric, upd yvtj lon^ eri the hair, giving it n tlcli, ^lorey h»tre, ami nprati-ful perfu-.n -. ' SJttU’c—““ —•t—6 MICHIGAN CEITRAL IL R. Grand River Valley Division Any person «ngsg«d in agricultural pursuit* sa< having no iutcreit* in cooflictwith ore paq>j»et. of the age ot aixtoeu yeotA duty proposed, elected . r ----- — ------- -----and complying with the rules and regu- <> that he aaa'ilte jxilitteal editor of the laiiosw of tb* Order, is entitled to mmuT~J" T:— ’ “r,n "J M~v berahip and the Itonefitaltho degrees THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. Q.BBAT WESThrtM KAILWAY. , DECEMBER 16. 1814. Oysters received daily delivery and on time. (lIYltSEIS WANTED. THE ALDINE COMPANY, 56 Natden. Lane, New York. .Igeati far Michigan, Mffli. Hirtej & Pte, IfotrcltMrtGraud KapUfai. Mt eh to odor the tollowing premiums for fiowrre at the Htato&ir to bo hold at Eu; tiaginaw in Septamber. For iho beet collection of cut flvwnra. 620 ; for tlw soonud best collection of cpt Sonora 610; tor tho third coUaotMU cf cut flow- BURDETT Parts I, II, II! end IV are m.w ready. Big Invention. oueuir of Southern disunioniits, and a stanch supporter of the Wilmot Proviso, end voted in the United States Senate for the proviso, calling it n Jeffersonian principle, to curb slavery. A: that dar. when nut thirty ysars of age, Lytaan D Norris ranged himself on the side of IjEFFEL <fc CO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. .IntW.H I..U.MS HEADQUARTERS. fine. 2" 2T«w Ciooso.—In the subordi­ nate Grange, they shall be chosen an­ nually, at tha regular meeting in De­ comber, and installed at the regular mooting is January, or as soon there­ after as practicable; in tha State Granges, once in two yean, and in tho National Grange once in three years. All elec­ tions to be by ballo •Bsc.4. There shall bo an exoentivo rwnmittoe of the National Grunge, con­ sisting of five members, whose term of office shall be three years. CHRONIC DISEAS PROF. IIAMILTON’ri . ALMIBA HATCT, D.toL MsMb a*A. D. IF! I_ ~ lOW.IASDNEBCASKA. FOR SALE. GEORGE HOLDEN. BININGER’S OLD LONDON DOGE GIN. I brick FOR SALE! 2=5-5 HA ILL tun � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-04-07.pdf 7bc6f3aa007f35d2ab9a540c2de2e527 PDF Text Text Th« Ryr'lsLi^AI1 Geo. M. Dewey, VOL. XIX. NO. 50. |> ' (gitiial apd GM Canfc THE Hastings Drug Store HOUKS 4 MM, tf.E’ ■SjyfiJSSr—” HASTING BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1875, •d In the chapel for worship, ahe told THE POOR SCHOLAR. Fannie’s story. There was not a dry eye In the room. Tbe moment Madame ’Oh. girls! I shall juat dlr, I know 1 Qnisbcd, B-llciBumett sprang up, with ■ -^all!” exclaimed if rile Burnett, going the tear* pouring down her cheeks. "Oh, Madam, we have been awfully ST:iSl77S3a£'^S£S?{S;,5?S cruel and wieked to that poor girl. We have been making fun ofbertrom the 1 elegant lacxi-edged handkerchief. • What Is It, you provoking thing?— tint, and »he never would have been as Why don’t yon tell us, so we can laugh tooF’ ■•Well—you—ecc,'' ahegraapod out at blame; it was I that led on the rest, and lasl, "Wv've got a new pupil, the queer­ Wc have surfaced terribly all these est looklnj; thing you ever saw. I hap­ weeks, fearing she might die. You may pened to be In the Madauie's room when sx|.el me, or punlah me in any way you please, for I deserve it; and 1 shall go down ou my kness to ask her pardon ai soon as you will let me In to her." “My child. I am shocked to bear thbd ------------------1_ o( my . companion beplaln and poor. she will when she knows how truly you hove nriientad of your unklndnree." I By degrees, an soou as she was able to | bear it, one after another went to Fannte and begged her forgiveness, which I was freely granted. Hbteeald: ’I don't wonder al all that you made : fun of ms. Itknow I was poorly dress­ ed and awfully homely. I would have pulled every hair out of mv bead years ago. only 1 knew It would grow out ngain as r.d m ever. But oh I if I could hare felt that I had just one true friend among you, 1 could bare borne It; but somehow It just broke my heart Io have you all hgninst me." After this she pined rapidly, and oae nwmlug the doctor said she might Join tbs girts in tbe drawing-room for an hour or two after tea. Thera had been a vast deal of whlsp:ring|and hur­ rying to and tru of late among tbe girls, of which I’annis bad been totally un­ conscious in the quiet seclusion of her e wn room. At the appointed time Madame her­ Belle Burnett was an only child,fend her wealthy father was pleased to gratify self came to ouist her, nnd, leaning up­ strong arm. the young girl walkher <-rory whim. S:>, Itealdca being tar on Zher —-I . ....... «!.. V..U ..-.I O.~.. .1.to elegantly dressed for n school girl, she was supplied with plenty of jmckKmoocy, ano. being very generous and tie surprise for you, tn male the hours full of life and fun, she r.a« the scknowlcdgrai l*s<lcr among Madatue’n past ns pleasa'itly as possible." She opened the door, seated Fannie pupils. In a chair, and tbe girls came' gilding in. with smiling faces, singing a beautl fut song of welcome. At Its eloee, Bello Burnett approached and placed a pretty wreath of flowe.i, upon her head saycalico drca. with a bit of white eaging Ing about bor note. 8h*-dld ook rath­ er queer, with her small, thin, freckled i face, and herred hair pushed straight | al! you are In ill*sight who louketh up­ back from her face, and hidden ns much I on 'the heart instead of the outside ap* as possibleunder a large black net, and, l»i rance. You have taught us a lesson but tor tbe presence of Madame, her we aha!) never ferret, and we beg you first reception would have been ex­ to accept a taken of sincere lore and re­ ceedingly auplcaunt. She wn. shy pentance for our treatment of you in the sod awkward, and evidently ill at •use, past, which you will find In your room ' among so many stransers. Ar rood as on your return." Fannie’s ryes were full of lente. and poMlble. alee hurried lack to her room ahi trli-d to »ar, a few words li: reply, but Madam-- spoke for her, and, after another aong, they followed thslr newcrowned queen Into the dining room, your sciiool.' And then she actually pulled a lisndkareblcf out of her basket and unrolled It carefully until she came School Books, Blank Books, Toy and to an old leather wallrt, and aotually Gift Rooks, and everything in thia line took ewt. two hundred a*d fifty dollar* and laid Ilin Madame'* liand and arid. to please Old and Young. •That Is Just the amount, I believe; will t-HTAiuax 4 acnukON.-Oa*. ,sm V. D. A>kl>r'a liras HasUM*. Mita. UH. C. KUKSELL. I’firsicttys srnukoxMXre «vw Jaii»« BaaraU'i J'",”- l*««els Biwk. Mais Btresl. M. W. RIKER. JfHTtCkOF TUB PBACA DeeWsi CMIssttoe cte U.i-.r-i. A*v»l. Us.m Blwk. aui* J. P. ROBERTS. JOHN STANLEY That our people have large drinking capecltles la a tert nowhere disputed; but what proportion of our beveragsa constats of spirituous liquor* to not gencrally understood. Neverthelete. the quanilUt* of on* 'kind or another of these driukablee manuteotured in or Im­ ported Into the United Btstse, when brought Into aggregate, nuuroe formi­ dable proportions. To ascertain from ofitolal sources how much of these creature comforts w* oureelvai consume In a single year, we have eonmlted th* Govsrmnsnt report* for the offldri year ending June 80, 1874. Th* "Commerce and Navigstmn" volumsa, issued from tbs Bureau of Xtatlsties. supply the data relating to impostaUons for consumption. Th* re* amount warediouaeil was dl-poeed ofas follow: Withdrawn on payment of tax, ®.783,700gallons; exported under bond, 4,060,100, and withdrawn for •clentlflc purposes, 8.8M; or a total of aS,KH,ffl>2 gallons. There remained in l-ond, of the distillation of the year. *,W7U.0K gallons, or, including the surplueagfs of previous yean, tf^aw galluiei. The tax collected on tbsquan- retaller at St per cent, advance, or for •107.870,175. and to tbe consumer at ful­ ly twlee that value, or for *315,044,860. Noting throe tacts, and In plainer Uiustrailon of tbe same, we summarize them In tbe following tabular statements: MitUlii. BASTINGS 1ARBLI WORKS Sirnal aid leciiwcal DENTIST AMERICAN MARBLE THE CHRISTIAN. AT WORK. T. De Witt Taloage, Edita. t k-X-ill, errmla*. »3JB the janitor to see If it were true. Form- i nately the window was open, and In a few moments he had unlock'd the door from the Inside. The glrle hnd huddled together In a frightened group, while the matron lifted the poor girl and laid her upon the bed. She was In violent ■IMuims. The doctor was sent for but, when the spasm" ceaaed. alarming symptoms set in. and he pronbunced I: a'scrlcus case of brain fever. It Is Impossible to tell the shame and remorse of the coMClenoe-Rtrlckun girls. Thsy were not brave enough to cenfros their guilt, but hung around the sick­ room, offering their service*, and vain­ ly wishing that they might atone for it In eomo way. But their preeeuce only excited the lufferer, so they were all Ifav after day passed, and still she -- ---- 1 I— .. > Tl>* lit tU. those place* by day audnlght. Thia la but a trifle to what ought ounatanUy to come in but 1! is t-etter than none,and oujrtit not to be excluded. Corner State and Crock 8t- Budding Wo cannot suspend respiration when once occupied by Boaton Cash Store the wind blows or the air la cold; but if ths sir we Lmuhe is impure a* that BLACK A FULLER. which moat people breath* who confine thcmeelvee moetly to close rooms; the blood became* impure and disease seta in, in various forms. We mnat have more pure air In our dwelling, stores, shop*, ecbool-roonu and all ocher placua where people nnd animal* resort, to sustain health or life In the feeble. All such placre aught to be provided with good ventilator*. Where they are not provided, the Inmates suffer for want of sufficient pure air. Tbe lung* are filled with mluul* air cells for cleansing th*blood a* it pane** “KS1 day Sladamo ^ras>IUing by her i through them. If tbe air supplied to side, and, aa she seetned to be so mueb tiie lung* to pure, end the air rolls are stronger, ahe ventured to aak after her not hindered from expanding by tight clothing (aa they often are), tbe blood friends. be pure and nourishing, dtoeaae “I have no friends. Madam; c.nly will vanlab. nad consumption win find entrain John, who has a largo family of will no lurking place in the system. ' bls own. and has never cared for me. But few twojde breathe ae pure air as The spring time has como when ev­ Mother died when I was bon>. J had a to secure perfect heal th, and erybody wants the house cleaned and aupmotber, but father died five years they need .11. W..I nl ..Rl.l.,., «n walk papered, and th* beat place to get FLOOD! FLOOD Buildings Torn Down Help I Help! Help ! WALL PAPER ssi2ff sutitunss: ■MsaaS * stress, eersbsrgs* vlUtee 1 SIITH, BAHEE & PRESTOIFS DR. AIKIN, Xavpa St.. Grand. Rapids. BROWN BLANKS, r.FTTF. FRENCH BATINS, BATES’ FINISH, a»d FANCY GILTS, In the aarne connection we mtut^uoto from the editorial columns of the roeant issue of the Now York IMfifa th* fol­ lowing significant paragraph: It la certain that a Prohibitory liquor hw would at the present time bo in operatiro in Now York city. The char­ acter and habits of al least hall the Chy’s population rendarjlhe eaforremsat ef prohibitory legislation impossible. As it is the buaineoe of legfalatfca to deal with the practicable, the people of New York city must du what they can with a strict and impartially onto reed liaeue* The Kalamazoo paper mills one day last wsek made 4,790. j>ound* of firatclara paper in 14 hour*. The Granger* had a grand ball at Battle Creek, on the evenisgof tbe 25th, after the mass meeting. DENTIST TOPS, Straw matting should be washed with . a cloth dam tietied in salt water. Imllsn Rkv.C. 0. Bauwd; 2h*r 5w—Youraaeociatio8bw.|teock meal sprinkled ever Hand thoroughly St Jh. root of th* matter tSonUbo swept out will slab ateanso It finely. • Kr“t^»i‘^.u“f“‘f‘»eere*o*, etc., doubt but that th* preeeaf Inhibitory law will be repealed, and, with teal fart tally and covering them with . strong staring us In tteter eUUTvs solutionafnlpMua of tine. The sail do? Shall we oil idly by tM feld ter crystallise on drying hands, nr shall we take XfiUlaMUair*: Spots can bo taken out of marble with our tegiriation|a temperate direatieh t finely powdered pumlrastone mixed The Dutch have a proverb worfli. with vsijuloe. Cover the spots and al­ low the ouiil to retaaln twelvo hours ; remembering.- “W* must row will Um' oar* ke have, and grind with tee wih<f: then rub clean, dry and rinse. tbs! God gives iB.,r T n—c rntaiiir sincerely for the action of year confer- -maklBf a total fitet'to ths Impocisr (.■riKUial value anu duty) amounting to *0 5-1.824 or *3 21 ]-*r gallon. With regard to the bom a nun atari tir­ ed article, we use the figures of th a -Re. pon of the Commtodooer of Internal Revenue." From thia document it ap­ pears that the number of distilleries lu In operation during part er tbe whole of tiie fiscal year wasS.tHW. -if which <150 were grain, ” cnolawwe and 8.02! fruit eatabllahmcnts. The quantity of spirit iSSSatf Ass BfiftBStH Cmumhuh. s.t»j* nimjuxiaMu Our jopolsUou being 40.000,000, tbs result is that we consumed tn the last fiscal year spirits to the extent (of 1.69 ellong per capita, retailed al a cost ot 02. or about *3.78 per gallon. I“rot:ably, however, not more than one-eighth of our popdlallon (5,0(X),UX>) use spirits hab'tually, and hence to the drinking public tbe cost for (this one article of luxury will be at a rate sight told the cast per capita, or 84a. 10, or say for em­ phasis Si a week. This Isevldcntly a large bite out of the average earning* of the great mis of the humanity Involv­ ed. Tbe whole receipts of the Govern­ ment from taxes, stamps, Ac., from spirituous liquors In 1873-74 may be summed tip an follows: MvUle, JfX'r.'525SS.7 KSfi.’Z I Tbe acrioa of ths • fcrence nt Traverse CityianflMdrW th* (toiseg* by the T t's>llte iF * srtngent tax law, ia «*» -Mf4*ttsm*iJ| of the Prohibitory law, hen called from tbb Governor this note ofreepoUo: . . The People'a Common Bente Medical Adviser, in, plain English, or Msdieias The ciliaeus of Qetroit raised *1.400 SrnpliM; %v RHmro. M. D.. at a mealing ou Wedueeday evening, to CounMloT-ia-Chief of ths Board of Phyaid the grasshopper sufferers. aicaaas and Burgeon* at the Werid's A dwelling owned by Mn. Angell at Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y. Th* above Wenona was burned March 22. Loes n ark—a book ef about uiae hundred large pegsa, profusely illustrated with *3,500 ; cause defective chimney. Weed bagTavinge and Colored plains, aad wall and stroagiy bemad—sriff he tent, post paid, to any address, tor One Dollar and Fifty Cento—craJkiag it th* cheapeat book ever offered to th* Awr-, ican People Other books ' treeting. of damretic medicine, of Eke ria* and stylo of binding, and not nearly aa well illus­ trated, with no colored (dates, ■»>« qm*ef them coataiaiag no preeeriptisaa aad making known ao means of seK nw . W. W. Dedrick, formerly a resident fur th* disease* whish they dm«*e, eoll ' of Kalamasoo, and a gradelta ot ths for from thro* dollar* and a half to fir* La* Department of the Univeraity. has dellm. Were Dr-Flam*. Wark not pabhahed by tbe author, printed and State* Attorney for the Southern Distriel of Mississippi were it sold through agents, a* other Keweenaw county has been invaded like work* ore, th* price of . it voirid by a pack of Canada gray wolves, which have to be not Ise* than four Aril*™ crossed on the ieo from Thunder Bay to For when th* publisher par* the aathor Eagle river, and axe now making them- a fair price for his preduetam. thea eelres pnarally diaagreeabl* to the in­ add. a profit to hi* inreetmest large habitants ef that loodity. enough to satisfy himself and eoaepenThe balance of cash in the State *at* him, not only for his labor, but Treasury March 17. 1875, was 11,550,• also for the risk of pecuniary tosa which 02C.C7. Receipt* during the week end­ be aziumsi ia taking tbe chances of th* ing March. 24 were W,053 68; pey- entwprise proving a succsee, and when merit* during same tint* 84,680.8*; the State, County and caavasring agent leaving a balance in the Ireasury of has each received his profit, they have *1.578,891.52; increase for the week added to the expense of a book, that originally cost about *1.25, ae tanah *25,8606. • that th* people have to pay aot lee* than 84-00 for it. The People's Mwdfeal Ad­ viser, on the contrary, ia placed withia the peeuniary reaca of all dames by the Tse Hawaiian Treaty was Thursday author, who adopts th* plaa of th* ratified by the U. 8. Renats. Orangey*, dtopsasing with middle . ns* Ex-Gov- Joseph Brooks has been and giving lhe b*n*fit of thmr pro«M nominated Postmaster of Little Rock. th» iwopl*. offsriag hw beok st a pries Western Grangers feel confident that little above actual oest at nah&atiea. the cold weather has had a depressing That thooo desiring th* book may run effect on ths spirits of young graashop- noriakof losing thsir mossy in send­ ing it through th* taaila, the author Sarsrtisa* that teeatey aifiir*eted.to him nt Buffalo, N. X and incloaad in ngiatorad letter*, may be at hi* risk of loss. Th* auther'a largs correspondence with Us poopte upe* medteal matter*, wtieh ws are credibly informed, freqgai^y m. seeds thrse hundred letter* a day. aad. on net earnings. requires asveral trained and skillfal Thurlow Weed say* that money medical assistant* and short-haad re­ enough has been stolen from the Canal porters to enable him to entertain and Fund of Now Yuk to bare given a ship answer them, a* well ae his large daily canal from Lake Erie tn the Hudeoa dealings with disease at Ue Werid's Mint two teller*, and ohai .Onmqtiou ofl.W. Vecrea outvoted to proceed to im iaj >1 foe Keyer with the followi Wh^ahinbiyof-retee {>8 Ja*»e W. Beadsyjreeeired 5 J. P.Hoberg resolved G. W-Williams " 2. . On saotion X Dr. John Robsrta, Jamoe W. Bcatky was declared duly Mminatod by v^amatxm. Oa motion aflame Clark th* son-, vanli-u proceeded to an infonasd vote for Recorder with the following result: W1al* asmbwr, of vot« •» of w hL-h tnaturaii ; JB. Jones if B-j ««• “ * SetforiM 7 lar- roxnai. uiron. , , . Whole aomb* of votes *4 of which NJ.Bmmtwsird 41 " M dering him familiar with th* every day msdiraj need* ef th* people. U **Wdearer* in this Work to answer all the I numerous question* letatisg to bsdi* > Thirty-eue new retail-dry node deal- and disease that have be^ addresasd ere aro said to be opening business in Moatreal tele spring, the eapitel efedah firm averaging from 81.500 to *2,000. teat iMformattea for the young and old; । By a new invention it fa riatmod that male sad female, single sad marriadr ! All th* > glass «*■ be mad* into b*:, ding mist- nowhere sis* to be found. iak for bonae frenle, floor*, or nave most prevalent dieesib** ‘ bT bo(h sexes 1 The polonaise Is still to be worn, but ar* also plainly and telly eontedered i will divide honors with tbe overskirt msBte, superior Io ssarble in durability and means of eelf-om mads k.*s«* I and basque. Joel before the Snal break-up of the Bilk handkerchief, with white eentsra and colored borders, are used by 8etkatrMr. &rp*ai*» put hie name!a an autograph book os follows: "Matt. gentlemen of fashion. IL Cmpeater, Attortisy at Itew.u A dispatch fret* Terra Hanis say* it fa reported that 1,600 coal mtness at Brazil, who have been on strike, for esvsrri months, resowed work on ter baste offsred by ihs operator. . , The Erie Railway employ* 15.000 penons in various occupations. It is estimated that tbfre to scarcely an hour of tee day or sight «be« thean ar* not 100 trains ia actual running, along it* • . , , • ... Black and white striped silk* are very linecheap, and will be in great demand for morning dreseee, but will hardly be Osahtonahle forstreetsalts. Grenadines will be worn thia summar. They seem to be tbe only'true stuff that make up handsomely, and can .... L.. . o. .PXIT3LFSSS WUU »“*>«of vote* U ot which aaper noasy -kMF powerfully - rather Uu atTMVdy. u if£35* -MbUi us. -A* s. ... —k■ . .. . r**iT*1 W �•DEMOCRATIC FIRST-FRUITS. yrileucA,|< Bym The result of this election m thia For OoMtabtea, Irving Put county was a decided Republican victo-1 tea Coulter, Finley Pawling, ry. Wo have not full rotneav on th* McNoe. Btdte ticket, but estimate fag about*, and for Hon. Horney Hoyt at de -as. iUM -.4—1 about MX) or 000, thtagh tee figuta exsept Supervisor, and taka it far putare more likely to be increased than ed the report ti tree, and if so the fol­ W* °°I'W the poBtical ntmor, deminiahed.we befiove, when all the ro­ lowing are the officers : said to bare emanated from reliable tant are in. For fcpervisor, Fdi Niohol. • oowrrea.- feat tbe Hom Gilbert 0. Web ' -Below wo give the remit la alt the For Township Clark. Jeha A. Turner. kerqT.T&jpeia wlll istrodoeo at fe,, broz^ frMK^kvrohm.Haroi For Township Treasurer, Henry ^xtjfajffaaLd^ttpwn.hUl iw fee. aefaHaxii haa-boMpoeeiita toebfaim . amompita ’by fe. National . Gsr.ru- tton^aod the recall taimnrtata This, at tetyae a whole, Itboogh we regm fee doleat efsuch Otsctag HopubhcaxM at Andrew G, Kilpatrick, of Weodlsfed, , L. W. Wtog. of OremgeviUe. Lyman Chamberlain, of Hartings, and Itam Durkee, cf Castietaa, for Bapesvfeore, aadothm for various ether eStas, to their merits folly erttatel them. tion a»d paymentby the United Slates which ' of all the existing togal fodebtedusss of the scwral Btttoi ; seenndly, a coutiThia sterling Republican township tutinaif. arnrrndtunnt prohibiting the send tn greeting; the fallowing town­ aooJp^l tyiiuo indebtedness by the ship officers, all - Republicans, by aa States. He-teoicthis as his pjuform average majority of folly 111 the major­ ia htoenteprtition for the nomination as ity on Supervisor- Well dons Repub­ candidate fur‘CMgreae front ths Rich- licans of Baltimore : ■ . moad district, and was suocasaful both before the ooarention am! the people. Tn further explanation of ths plan, which is very staple, we would say For Township Treasurer, John that Gov: Walker prvposes that Con­ Lichly. ’ « gress shall assume the combined debts For Highway Commiaaioatr. Guy R. of ths States, iasuieg national bonds therefor, and poring the interest there­ on annually. At tbe first riew thia will seem not ortr a.very absurd proposition m point of rnuoa but one utterly impracticable. For Town Supepntendent of Schools, What, it will be said, has ths goners! Charles H- Gaskill Governmant tb do with the liabilities of For Seh'ool Inspector, Daniel C. Warthe envcral States, when it had nothing to do wiib thsix'catmctioa. has never Fur Constables, Guy Lathsm. George inert ofuH tfc $Mio dkbto. res;-io»iblii!y for thorn, and has never beenjtlteugLt ofby ths creditors ? And then, again, it uxay be asked why tbs peopis cf fee Union, who ar* tho pay­ ers of these debts, should be expected to refieve 'themselves A>f their obliga­ tions in oae capacity —as citiseus of tho Statin—merely to undertaka their disoharga in another capacity, namely, aa Cttixena of fee United titates ? A glance at Gorcrpor Walker's statistics will dexrUjrfe* latter point, to tho extent at Irusiof unmasking the ariieme as a political plot. He divides the States lu­ lu three c'.mkw- those which are Demorratic or could be induced to rote for tho party feet wutill. relievo them of fee pciymeui of their debts; |those that ore Republican, ur hopeless on thia point j and, thirdly, the doubtful or do- W. Garrison, John Phdpa, and Mer­ rick M. tilonua. • Tbe Republicans of thia township have covered themselves all over with glory, electing the following ticket, all Republicans except the names in Ital­ ics by a decided majority: . Fur Supervisor, Augustus Carpenler. For Township Clark, Id wb. F. Bis- . Wltuii. UM MWTT. erotic reaction of taC year wm fee efeetiou of Mr. Bate*, ofUommetieut. to the Senate of fee United Mata. Ho wu tb. representative of tbs real eentiment and tendency of' hie party, and in a speech made soon after his election bo foreshadowed tho coureo in regard to tho amendments which Mr. George Ticknor Curtis elaborated ia hte letter to fee Manhattan Club after fee New York rtoctau. Mr. Eaton has now made a speech in tbe Sonata. It ia a grave misfortune for a mere politician, whois country hears, and, despite the expressive silence or the certous praise of hie party oswaxts, be te measured by fee public judgment as surely as a new boy atjsehool by his oomrads. Mr. Eaton's speech shows coodiuivuljr that ha ia a bitter, narrow, unintelligent George C. pxrtisaa, and nothing more. He was a For School Inspector. Nevins. ’ For Constable*, Felix Chamberlain, Jonathan Fox, John A. Turner, and Eugene Harthen. In this township only 188 votes were cast, Isas than woe-half the vote we think, bat tbs whole Republican ticket was elected by aa average majority of sign. It io a rather useless discussion, rinse a war of four years has decided For Township Treasurer, William that they are not so. Mr. Eaton said his assertion that ths Blates were Lindsay. 'sovereign and indepondenl" was not For Buperintendant of Schools, Corheresy wbsn Madison lived. Hs is mistiaon. Mr. Madism eaid, in tho Cenvortiou of 1787, "Ibo Btales sever poeeeasod fee essential righto of sover­ eignty; feoon were always rooted inOoagrem * Ho went oo to aay that their voting, ss titatea, even in the Congress of tho old Conledrratioa, was no evi­ For Constables, William M. Scudder, dence of sovoreigr.tr. A aovereigu pow­ Cortex P. I'endiB, Octavius W. Pierson, er which can not declare war or make peace with other|sovereign powers or William H. King. ooin money or conclude treaties, or which, having delegated those powets at ito oovereiga will, can not at that will This tow nship elect, the whole Re­ resume them, is s wry absurd sorsrpublican ticket as fellows We had not expected so pood a rsaalt. All honor th tho sterling Republicans of thia town- IN TBOIBLE AGAIN! irally adopted throngboat apparently with success. T.L Ballew, Deputy, for the Third District of Texas, says that ths msmberi > of the Order there, are sustaining ths Grange agent at Jacksonville well, and will save several thousand dollar, this winter by the operation. Mount Holly Grange, Union oMUty, Ark., baa offered premiums for tho largest cotton crop to tbe acre, largest animated at £150,000. yisld of corn te the acre, and largest spThree hundred and fourteen nte, turnip, union, swset potato, and loads of California barky nrs mil Irtetx potato. bars been rtodved al Chicago thia Ito Stalo Ageiit at ludianapohs has moved to mv offices in Maryland street, Tbe ship "Riehanl Busteel" goes between Meridian and Pennsylvania. from Philadelphia to Callao with loco- Tho manufacturers propose to oo-op«r3re. She has tbs privilege of a ate with the agency by plaang'samptea 4 Porevian port of goods there, and eon tribute a ahare ires hundred cargoes of sugar and hundred of molasses are expected Tbe I’stre ns ef Wright. 1U-, haring to arrive at Boston this year, according made satisfactory arrangements for lo tbe ItatoivJ Jrer/Grr. pUTchasixur, have closed their store. It Bainuel Ward, the Secretary and paid expenses, besides netting a bandTreasurer of the Philadelphia Chamber some earing on purefaaaue. of Commerce, is slowly rsoovsring from The Iowa State Grange announces that tbe ageney ia now prepared to On January -I, 1874, the French com. furnish a first-clsae broadcast seeder in martial marine numbered 15.818 ves­ season for ths spring of 1875, delivered sels of 1,074,886 tons register, including at the agency for 84U. 454 steamers of 142,912 tons register. The pruceodingu of tbe Nabonal Horace Greeley's daughters are go­ Grange are to be printed in fall in ixmphlet form, and a copy will bo sent ing to England to spend the cummer. to each subordinate Grange. It bill be a voluminous document, containing ilemued reports from each office. Having purchased the mammoth Stock of Spooner and Hepburn, at a large disconnt, we are prepared to offer apecial induce. ments in Why we have more Groceries than one Firm can keep on hand and are prepared to sell cheaper than the cheapest. Best A coffe e sugar only eleven ents. All kinds of Produce taken in exchante? There are fifty-nine granges estab­ lished in Canada. The Dominion Grange io entirely independent of the United Blromfiold Grange. No. 484 (Ohio) to building a hall 32x46, two a tones high, the lower story to Be used for a store­ room. the upper story to bo used for Grange purposesMissouri has 2,016 Granges, every one of the 114 rountirs being rnpreeent- SHARPS RIFLE CO. READ Gold 114 54. Spring Eke. OSrial canvas, to night If you do you may be induced to come to J. Lee Reed & do’s A y»cthful firanger, about to be eh rolieod by hi. father, called for hi. grandfather to protwr him from tbe 3E3£ TT TT I> 3EI TE! I> lo this township the following ofllsen were elected by tnajorillae from 1 to 50, vis: For Supervisor, CWrfa JsMsswti. For Township Clark, JCwerf Z Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment r ns to high we shall be obliged^to ence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of CUSTO/tCIJS EJlCff ptf- £75 The growth ot tbe Patrons through­ out tbs south is remarkable. In Ala­ bama there are now reported to be 614 Granges, with 82,000 members; in Arkansas, 521 Granges, wife 21,000 Far Cuestables, Jamas H. MeKsritt, Dwight W. Johnson, Walter Foster. William N. VanEretr while the population of the former—ss tadicab-d by the ateetornl vote— te only ticket ucept the Uat three coaatabtea, about tUroo-fuurths of tho latter. th was elected by soma 10 majority, aa other wards, tho debts of! tjo'fifteea . Democratic States are to be' ifide over follows, to wit; For Highway Commissioner, Blepben For Supervisor, 1'lsiadse Brown. to the -Republicoii States, which pay For Township Clerk, Eber H. Laks, ti. Ingorson. three-fourth, of tbe nattons!,'t$exatta:,' For Town -Superintendent of Schools For Township Treasurer, Bamaaao which have had enormous dabtetef their George D. Banlsu. own and which they have been strain­ For School Inspector, Judge IL Boring every nerve to liquidate. ’ 'Sfes-is enough to give a gitapsp of tire fctano For Commissioner of |Highwsya. if feure io the leaat proopec t of the Bpm-1 Adem Tinkler, , Far Drain Conimtaioaor, Daniel M. ocrate carrying the United States $ea- ■ ate as they bare already carried , (po From fete township we hear the whole Republtan lickrt was elected, and that tho majority for the State ticket is very largo even for feat town­ ship, but we hare not fee figures. Tbe township officers if elected as reported are aefoUowo: For Supervisor, Zebulon B. Hoyt. For Township Clerk, Charles IL FocBupsrtetsndsnt oi Bated, Ji F Fee Robbins. X 8etaol Spector, Fdwm Jui&o cf the Face, to fill m- Homy Bepiig$m<\ Bustasee was lively oa our str Saturday and yesterday. Wanted new side-walks in parts of ths aty, especially oa r of Broadway. The county canvass will be th* office of the County Clerk • day next, the Board to organic noon of that day. We dare not tell the public, we are making better work thaa ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fait. We jet terribly excited when we have too many sales, and now* nace we have come down rvaty-rm Mm a ad BBflJ, we tremble s little because you may oil come at once and Prwitrate us so much so that wo cannot do anything. We had some talk with a man from California about seadiag him Thiriy-five Top Carriages, and that almost unfits us for business besides the Ws wish to bslancs aceoaz army maa with whom wa have ahaags trad, at oare. To thi wa ask ths prompt attention ol For Superintendent ef Schools, Charles E Conley. For School Inspector, Isaac N. Keel- Constables, Samuel Yowtec, Hsury C. Wolcott. Bomual Lawteu. Haroeo Hull, la tie township Birney Hoyt has a majority ot 8, Isaac Manton of IT, ana It will bo seen, thersf<jre, that white the Republican Hogeuto also IT msjorthe debts ot the first lijf. gf StaiOs retah over 9212.000,000, thoss ^al! the othere amount to about ^j)9,MO,000, No more etoctioas Util April 1 New drees forrtbs Bxxru in Cough Candy. Tho Patrons of Kingston, Ont., are forming a co-operative shipping and trading association In one day, J. D. Guthrie, Kentucky Stale Agoot of the order, filled nearly forty prderv, embracing all kinds of sxnculturnl implements and merchan­ dise, valued at over 92,500. ner. What are they T We have no remembrance of teeing them nientiuc-d in the list of persunsl effects of tbe de­ parted stslsrtnan. General Myer, the chief signal officer af ths War Department, has been requMted to engage the Faraday to Uy a The Patrons of Crawford coufity, cable to the Isis of Shoals, a contempla­ Ark , have appointed a committee to ted aignal station, on her retaru to Portsmouth this spring. orchard grave r-u upland, well soiled, and to report the result to the council at Ito meeting one year bonce. Tbe State largely Hopublicao Judge Hoyt ■ re-elected l.by a ,000 majority. Job work is good juvt now. Room for a law new advxrtiw STOPTHAT COUGH! Medicated For Justice ot the Peace to £11 vacan­ cy three years, Franita Shop. For Justice of the Peace to fill vacan­ For Towa tiuporinteudenl of Schools, cy two years, Richard Youngs. Henry N. Monroe. For Highway Commiaaionsr, Henry For School Inspector, Jiiarr L. NewC. Rogers. , For Town Ku perintrodont of Schools, Bishop, Ken. For Constables, Philip Burgas, Ste­ phen Owen, Bemud Dola. Ferril Olis. Frank Gorton, supvrintandsut of flL Mary's tills ship canal, two ysau. .fiomusl H. Row, insnranre cuatmis* sionor, two years. ....... Wmi B. Wikox of Adrian, inspector Stab- priiOT. six rnarx. Eh n. Davis of Lansing, msmber of tbe board bt control of the Itaform ntdwoL six years, A. L. Aldrich of Flirt, trusted of the iastKadon for lb* d*nf. domh, and bliud.rix yearn. / TO MANY GOODS ! the sovereignty of the Blates, who bold Io the national aupremasy of the Union, and who believe that the amend msnix are jut and should be enforced ' According to tbe recent decision of tho Supreme Court tho Marquette. Houghton and Ontonagon Railroad Company will hare to pay taxes on 301,­ 461 acre, af land. A jeer ego very many of tbe more sagacious ot our Republican leaders were led to beliere that the next Presi­ dential campaign would bo fought out on new ISSUM, and possibly under a reorgenixalien of parties This mteinterpretation of "cuming events'' was tho ••q oence of a belief in fee good faith of the Democratic teadori when they adopted the Greeley platform of 1872. Perhaps we should also take into the account ot causes tending to produce fete anttespeiiou of a “now deal,” fee importance which tbe great panic gave to tho financial quasticn and others cognate therewith. But while tbeae qeostioni will enter into tho next quad­ rennial CMteet to coma exleu!, it it now star feat fee battle will bo fought mainly ot. the fundamental differences which bare distinguished tho two great parties ter the last twenty years, not excepting tho principle of Blate Su­ premacy which was thought to hare receiro^ the sosip di frott at Appomattox. 'Indeed, (hie question ia its now guise cf MOST EXTRAOHDIKARY MICHIGAN GaP. Ml Ct imdu Ajas are limited lo the Mlewiag: 1st Adjustment of poiitioa! difficulBee. 24. Iter snuee of lbs Stale and modes <4 Truly Yours. J. L. REEh A CO. NOW IS YUORTIME! M,c“'uAusaw»£r:>‘i era of that mag art net o internet tn po­ A Savoy paper says that the water­ etry of tbs bast |kfnd. Mr. G. P. Imthrop's Mory, •‘The Statue of a LUe," is shed at fee tunnel having boon adopted open one ot the moot difficult of sub- as fee Froco-Italiaa boundary of Mount Gente, Italy will have to reds te France about 450 metres of ground. presa fails to make it prominent, al­ though not all coms out pa boldly and Siaoe tho lai of February, over 1.800 aa honoetly aa fee new Democratic barrela of eggs have been shipped to Senator from Connecticut, Eaton, who, Now York over the Atlantic, Mississippi in a recent speech before fee Senate, and Ohio Railread. These eggs were claimed that ‘The Union was a Confed­ principally from Souihwoat Virginia eracy end not a Nation, and that ths Make a note of JL A return to the State of Qmnecticut was a sovereign old method of redeeming mutilated power." This declaration, which te in United Stateo eurtMcy, by which a de­ exact conformity wife tho doctrines of duet ion te made proportional to fee part nullifiors and sseeceiontets, exprosees tbe of ths roto that te mteeiog, will bo made April 1st. TKo Philadelphia Ctaeswesrt Zest •ays: "The report which has been freely circulated during the past week, _______ ____ .r____ , . - Goreroar Kellogg has .ierasd a call foe an extra session of the Legislature, to meet nt Now Orleans, April 14th, to carry Mt the adjustment of ths political was the lucky man last July, that got the Cutter. We won let him draw thia year. "He ia too lucky.” Warning the people not to geme all at once, we arc vary From returns that wo have te gather from the prose, Muston's majority win net I 20,000, and Judge Hoyt will h Every township in lbs ecu ported to have riven a Roput jority far tbs State tfekst, am ot Herrings did ths seme, the tog a decided gam tram tart j Any perron who xwy deeir why, with thirty majority in t 4th Werde,. Democrat W Swpeevtoor, we aay, becauto bill bngbt twenty votee-jes Trunks, Travelling Bags, Tbe result of the city elec partly greiify ing to ths Bi as it tews large gains from sad proves that only thros| ore ysNMy^ma the opposit tagte officer ia tbe sity It is charged that 47 mess tower boom ef the India,a ! bare been guilty of carrying of State Statute, to Um rail which wore pted in their sion in Eaton*, spewth: r "It is tbe exact doctrine of Thomas Jeffemin, James Madison, Pairisk Hen­ ry, Andrew Jaokson, sod every other true Democrat that ever lived in this country, and is .he exact doctrine of every true Democrat who lives to-day.' tonator Eaton ia a inin and able ex- J-S. GOODYEAR A C( ForYLghway Commiarioner. Botart । CtotrlosF- Mkkteyof Adrian, cmu- « -•••. ■ ■ For Constable*. Noah B- Lincoln. A. misticner of -state piblte school, six A.Kdtoy. For Town GdpeiinteMstrt of Sehooh, !L Btogbam, Levey Potter, Freak Sylvester. ’/ i.’ IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COMTE! BnSTINGEB’8 OLD L0ND0ND0CK GIN. �"its R,«ri)si.ic«.(< ernciALFAHswau-Tmtn'r. Th* Delaware Legialatare followed 1 the example of th* Southern State* and 1 by a Toduocd majority of about sixty' Gedey’a Lady Book to very al txactiva ( from last year. Th. following is the’ to young todtoe, partieoksriy fa tea faah- , vote co city officer*: and work departments, and they know all about the merit* of thia old favorite magarine, which has been published w*U on to a half century. 2 g a g g U «_8_a ■ —n 8 SJL«_F 8 ! 1 S S A 'tt" L 5 ’a —I-?— Democrat* who think they are gui ng to have politics all their own way ia future will do well to ponder this state­ ment in Tit Ciiuuuuti CnuurtW: “The chances are now that the Btale of Ohio will wheel into the Republican rank* in October next with a rousing majority. If that party i* controlled by judicious counsels, and is sagacious in tbe eelec- 1 ciation of principles, it certainly has a fairer prospee<of putting the Democra­ And to my old fri*nd» in particular, I cy ia the back-ground again than was would hereby return my sincere thank* Ralph Jordan and Robert Dawsou Al­ anticipated six months ago.” Tho Republicans, Isaac for the confidence and liberal patronage dermen. Th* Republican party stands out a* Swnrthout Constable. Dr. Charlo* 8. boldly to-day a* it did 14 year* ago, th* I wiah, also, jto announce that I in­ Burton wa* elected a member of th* representative, th* exponent, and tbe tend to continue the New* and Station­ In Ward two, tho liepablicana elect­ defender of good gevsrnmeaL It has ary business at th* old stand, Post-office building, [when a full supply of school ed Edward J. Even* Alderman, and tho Democrat* S. Garri*on|Oon*ubl*. Milo deal with persona. The party ia invul­ hooka,, stationary, school cards, pen*, nerable, however vulnerable some of it* pencil*, picture*,'picture frame*, Ac., can adherents may be. Th* men who wield tbe power in the State and nation, elected by Republican votes, can well afford to be tried on their official acta, because they hare don* well and or* ready to stand by their records. J Official canvas* to night. Gov. Hardin, of Missouri, has called an extra session of ths Legislature te eeeve the transaction of business which the regular nereion failed to reach.— Democratic Legislature* of th* paat winter have not covered the party with an embarrassing amount of glory. w -!*_2 ill- Gold 114 5-8. Spring like. Go to John Stanley’* for th* beet asyear* will not only hare a new lean ol •orttneut of teas and canned fruits, Cab, power in 1878, but the day is not far Ac., ever brought to tljis market. dietant when it will redeem and regen- • »' 1 a a » « 1 Mrs. 0. M. Wilcox, Boulder City, Colorado Ter. J. M. Nnvzss, P. M. t « v A List of letter* remaining in the Hal­ ting* P. 0. Apnl 6th, 1876. William Dormant!, Mrs. Ella Millar A. L Lanbangh, Eddy Ritter, Mr*. Harriet Teel. •tepeeg te w n t| 8 a; ■ - g a a •i*»4e»B f ffr O ~ 8 a at b I M IJ • K a » g a Th* members of th* Oouaty Grange Patron* of Husbandry are earuoatly re­ quested to msec al tbs] Hall of th* Hast­ ing* Grange on Thursday, ths 22d day of April, at 10 o'clock a. m., far tren.setfan of important business. By order of the Overseer. passed a law to defeat th* effect of tbe civil right* bin. This it doe* by aliowing betel keepers and others to prorid* separate accommodations for any-class of person* obnoxious to their other cue- Tbe Blate largely Republican The commission* ef tbe fallowing per­ Judge Hoyt is re-elected ;by at least son* were received to-day by tho County 1,000 majority. Clerk. All interested will do well to Job work is good just now. give due heed to tho matter. Goo. M. Dewey, Geo. Thomas, John Board' of Education. The following is the vote of this city, Lowe, David W. Bmithjohn H.Denais, Lemuel W. Wing, Lewie Durkee, Milton on Slate officer* and Circuit Judge : Jordan, James L. Bisson. Hiram Cole­ man. Benjamin F. Kent, Reuben A. Faller, Octavius W. Pierson, Traver* Phillip*, Prank 8. Bowea, Amos Wake­ " Egg* tar “!e’ *• ,lle adrertisement field, Ly.urgus J. Wheeler, Byron of W. K. Barber. Travis, William Falk. Buafaeea was lively ou our streets on Saturday and yesterday. Whit* Washing. Wanted new aide-walka in various part* of th* city, especially on portions The following white washing resolu­ of Broadway. tion was adopted by th* vote of eight The county canvass will be held at member* of the Board of Education on the office of th* County Clerk on Tuee<lay next, the Board to organise before noon of that day. enforcement of all fair rule* and good The Board of Supervisors in thia order in our school, we think whipping county stands ten Republicans to six young ladies i* not tho best way to seDemocrats with one town to hear from, and on* township reported both way*. EsreM, That we, the Board of Ed­ Election being orer we ask ucation of the City of Hasting*, do prompt attention to th* work to neces­ hereby approve the general manage­ ment and oour*e pursued by Buperinsary to be dons on our street*, and trust tendent Samuel Dickie, in maintaining the Council will give de* heed to th* order in tho several department* of our school fa the Central Building, during We wiah to balance account* with th* term ju»l clo»*d. every man with whom we hare aay ex­ change trade at once. To this matter we ask the prompt attention of all our Tho following named gentlemen 1 or are reported to have been, el In five States ef th* Uaion th* Gover­ Super visors of this county at the nor receive* a salary of but 81,000. tian on Monday: These Blate* are Michigan, Nebraska, New Hampshire. Rhode Island, and Baltimore—Henry Houghtehn. Barry—W. B. Bidnam. Carlton—Auguatas Carpenter Castleton- -CWm MdmrerfA. the on* burned laat fall. Th* people Hastings—Srnrn. wil! all wish him’sureee* fajeecuring it* HamxM Cm: early completion. * 1st and 4th Ward*—M/na W 2d and 3d Ward—D*rid O. ReWuea. From returns that we hare bean able Hope -Augustus M. Armour. to gather frm the pre**, w* think Irving—Aaron J. Walker. Marstoa'a majority wtil net fall belter JohnstowTV— Levi M. Dewey. 20,000, and Judge Hoyt will have mor*, Maple Grove—Beuj. W. Price, (rept) than a thousand. OrangevlUs-A7. .VteAsls Every township in tbe county is re­ FreirieviUe-John J. Perkin*.’ ported to hare given a Republican ma­ Rutland—Jamee D. Benham. jority for th* Stat* ticket, and the city Thornapple—John F. Emoryof Hastings did the same, thrresuh be­ Woodland—Zr* Storril ing a decided gain tram last year. Tank** Spring*—Zebulon B. Hoyt. why, with thirty majority in the 1st and 4th Wards, a Democrat wm elected Mr. O. Tuttle of Seneca. Michigan, Saperviscr, we aay, beceute twenty 85 bm beught twenty rote*—just that and exhibited fa this city, on Friday and Saturday ef last week, some most won­ nothing elee. derful (peeimena of bone*, of which An­ Th* result cf th* city election is **- cient History giree no aocounL The pedaDy gratifying to tbe Republican* bone* were discovered about 8 fo*« be­ aa it shews la^e gains from last year, low the surface cl the earth, ote the and profs* that only through the fru farm of Mr. Tuttle at flenere, fa Sep­ v- ffi-fy, can th* opposition elect a tember loot. Th* born* measure eight etagle officer fa th* city. feet ax inches and weigh e~ batedred It » charged that 47 meaaben of the and eevetety-flv* pomd* eeoh, and the tower houen ef the Indiana Legislature other epedmea* are in proportion. It have been guilty of carryfag eff volumes ia estimated that the animal mnst have .'State Bsatnto* to th* value of 884C, been twenty feet in height and weighed which were placed in their band* for tea* during th* recent eeeeirm. AUCTION! Hopkins & Barnes Have on cxibition one of the largest- Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. Wchave, also, a full and complete THE PALMEB BNCAUPXSST Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Grand Anniversary Ball, Perfumeries, Toilet Sets. £-c., Give us a call. Haring sold my Farm I shall sell at public auction fire mile* north of Has­ ting* on Friday, April 16th. 1876, at 10 o’clock a. it, "the fallowing described property to-wit: Thro* Horses, four Cows, 1 four-rear old Bull, 1 yok* MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 21. IVS. working Oxen five year* old, 3 yearling | Stoors, U yearling Heifer, 100 Bhoep, 6 Hogs.L Wagon, 1 Buggy, 1 act Bob Weighs, 1 Colter, a Clipper Mower and Reaper, 1 Robbins Cultivator, 1 Drill, 1 Feed Culler. 1 Fanning Mill, 1 Har­ row, 2 Plows, 2 seta double Harn***, 1 single llaruvsN, a largo amount of Household Furniture and many other things too numerous to mention. April 8th, 1875. Term* of Bale. All sum* under 85 Cash down; on sums of five dnllrrs or more one years time will be given on good approved note* with interest at 7 per cent if not paid when duo 10 per cent, from date w ill be charged. . For- UNION HALL, Hopldns &' Barnes, Hastings, Dec. lo. 1874. Dark Brahma Coek and Hen Lady Milton, OWNED BY W. K. BARBER, Hastings, Mich. Egp for Salt}, from'Light and Dark Brahmas, and Partridge C odnnfi, at $£00 per dozen. GRAND BALL! IXOOSTBIAL EXHIBmOX co. UNION HALL. 45 DOLLARS! For What? The New Improved FLORENCE SEWING IIU JEWMl DiDOSTRlAL HHBfflM B, tKKA.-.U ew^Mtt1)' To HTiom it may Concern! Be' it known. That I shall keep in stock and fill to order the Celebrated ■ BRI8G81MEB.5& Soma Thing* it Doe* Not Do. 4 NORTHWESTERN “□ll^iopo for Plows and other purpose Hacramento, Ogdon, Salt IjU» City, Ubeycunr. Denver, Omaha, Lincoln, Council BlufTk. Yankton, Hioux L’lty, I Dubuque. Winona, 8t. Paul, Dutatn, Maruucltr, Houghton, Hancock. Green Bay, Oshkosh, Fqnd du Lac, Madison, and Milwaukee. I (you want tn go to Milwaukee, O*h kosb, Bl. Peal, lllnneapoUa, Dnlnlh, Fort Garry. Winona, Warren. Galena. DtJbtujue.Btoux City, Yankton, Council Bluffs. Omaha, Lincoln. Denver, «^lt Lake Citv. Sacmmento. ftan Frenstado, Remember John Stanley its* fur *ale a few bottle* of that yewicuw taijwrtrd Jrrec* BrtaJy fur 83.00 n bottle. In coses where Lrandy is used for medicin­ for all Knlainaxoo Flow* kept on hand. 3211 al purpose* it is invaluable. Wood aai ImBewPlm, of 111 CCRTlfi, DODGE. ROBINSON and W1ARD pattern*, and I Coalinga for nil P L 0 W 8 now in tae. On Tuesday evening of Week before last, the IL W. Grand Encampment of New Hampshire, instituted at Dover, Prescott Encampment No. 23, L O- O. Bristol, Pa., have formed an association P. About thirty applications far mem­ for the purpoee of protection against bership were received *nd acted upon. such customers who pstronixe their ■hop* and who cannot or will not pay, joyed. The new body is named for tho and who find it cheaper to move than late Woodbury T. PreeatfL a very ac­ pay rent. The names of all delinouont debtor* are printed fa a paper, with th* tive member of the Order ia Dover. amounts they owe , attached to their During the evening speech** were made by A. C. Leavitt, G. W. Varney, J\ D. Stratton, Joe! Taylor, J. B. Miller, R. C. Fernaid, A. F. Craig, Joseph Kidder ami others. Tbo following were elect­ ed officers and installed into their re­ spective chair*; John W. Fogg, C. 1’.; Speaking ot the Brazilian yam. now W. H. Palmer, H. P.; Horace Gowen. extenaively cultivated tn the Gulf States, S. W., H. 8. Grey. Scribe; F. P- a correepondette of a Mobile neper Hodgdon, Ties*.; A. T, Parkham. I. write*: “Tbee* potatoes are th* beet 1 have ever seen. They are eqally as W.; R-Trsfotheo, G. D. Lamoe, C- C. sweet aa the old yam, and on the aame Witham, and Josiah Stackpole, Watch­ land, with. the aame cultivation, will es. The Eccampment branch of th* make fully one-third more thau any Order in tho State is in a very flemish­ variety I ever aaw. They are hardy aufl keep well during th* winter. 1 ing condition. There are twenty-two bare also the rod-akin yam, yellow faencampment*, embracing a member­ aide. which ia certainly the beet early kind to be had. They ore fully six ship of over 2000. , weeks earlier than any kind obtains- protemineutly the cure every kind „ --------------------worst ecrofula to tho common pimple, blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcere kindly heal under their mighty curative influence. Virulent blood poisoas that lurk in the system are by them robbed of their terrors, and by their perwrviag and somewhat penetrated -nee th* most tainted system may be completely re­ novated and built Jup anew. Enlarged glands, tumors and swellings dwindle away and disappear under tho influonoe - PREMIUM BOND Bark-Feed Stop! Hearken Ye! State Land Office. Painting and Graining. The liver is the great depurating or blood cleansing organ of tho system.— Bet tho great housekeeper of our health at work, and the foul corruptions which gender in tho blood and rot out, as it were, the machinery of life, are gradual­ ly expelled from th* system. For thia purpose Dr. Here*'* Golden Medical Discovery, with small daily dose* ot Dr. 1M888 & sirs FLORAL WORK MORIENTRAU, BRUNO & CO. Land and Calcined Plaster, Quick Lime, Water Lime and Plastering Hair.' 23 Park ?ow. Mew York, T. PHILLIPS Poet Office Drawer Mo. 9». Mpta tsjostetasltenn. Applications for Agenda* Received Agricultural. Imolements PICTURES 1 PICTURES! I am now all alone fa tho 1'holograph bnsinem, and a* 1 have made amagt*. meats to increase my facilities fordoing bettor work than orer, all should call and get a negative taken. Tbe superi­ ority of my work in the* past ia a suffi­ cient guarantee of first-claaa work fa he fature. Rooms in 'Washington Block, south side State Street. FINE PICTURES GOOD NEWS. FARM FOR SALE! At Granger Prices. Did yon know Dial Mr. Grace, ties are Care attached, and running through * F^rjluwattkec. Four through train* bought In tbe Grocery Htotr, with John Crawley, and an- giving the bait of bardally. Pullman Car* on night tatag. w— ------------- Jn Minnesota, TO DAY S ADVERTISEMENTS. WING GALLERY Says th* San Francisco Srimrijfc Pers. “Manufacturing of every description ia flourishing in -- --------• " never before.-------------,---------------- — shoe manafactories, and manufactories of case goods, and, in fact, every de­ scription ef industrial enterprise* ar* iscreaaing their number of employee. The facreos* in thia direction ia this city during the put year baa been [over a hundred thousand haudr” •’reepurt, Two I‘..ll...... tterrj uil tea te. Mwhoek other goods away down. Mure goods for tree manty at this Boom than any hake rr.J-^ other House In tho Etate. We also hare a Aril-dare Bar attached to the House BSs? FARM FOR SALE. month of ttaabw. wa* 914,043 ounce*. The value in roand number* wa* $ 1 000,000. Since th* year 1861 there ha* been a steady falling off in th* expert*. MDaeS oalteairteeflSlihiat i FLOOIK DR. C. FLOOD! Buildings Tom Down J. Cole & Son. J. W. 4 C. G. Bentley ax* making extensive addition* to their ehop room WALL PAPER Okr arte H te tent Urta 6* thia life at his residence fa Naehrille, Mich-, March 0th, 1875, being; joet 58 yens of age th* merofag of Ma death. Mr. Green had been neatly helplee* tor two month*, from something like Ifrtir*- *«• >ws ar four kafrra his departure he was unable to talk haring tort tho use cf tko argar.s of^h. He wm patteuand roa^wd. aed loekad forward with a UBFUI®, Ltarfitata Ratiwj. SETS, IASS 4 PRESTON'S IOWA �.121 Lerattn Ut 06339265 TSXYT* ALL POSMM Of STOP THAT C0UGH1 CHRONIC DISEASE, PBo£. HAMILTON'S •RISE Medicated Cough Candy. §60,000 00' ■m? much aalta, as thio frequently j produce* a stow poison that will likely 1 VALUABLE GIFTS! 1.t- ———■ — —----- Knwxr upon the brewdfag of tbs ‘pure-blood, Tb. glass used may bo six i lo b' read by tho mill- I want to roluntaor a Httla cf advice. " __ _n. ... . Bo careful to get good and pore rtook ! git» a fails ,---------------------------------- lo commoaco with though you may bo , bona I will try to be brief il not bright. About 28 years ego last autamn, at the State Fair fa Detroit I find met the ben b'uunoso.WM i.baalpaidW. 11. < Chiuoso fcafaor-le^ged chicken, und Toad, of Ohio, 115 far one psiridgo pul- ' nut insures the .shedding oi though pleased with tho sin, I was sore let (2 hens from her eggs ere boro on ausngtn, ! water which falls upon IL Fresh hoae the stylo did not suit me. so I resolved exhibition in my coop M“fowls‘’). My manure , fa the material moot generally to invest in a “trio." paying a price I first patridge Cochins wore obtained employed < for generating host, and this knew none of my neighbors would ap­ should be secured some Ume before It la prove. My purpose was to cross them with soon of tho beet “dung-hHla" I Is best, and it abould.be put under cover, could find and produce a “breed" that or If loft out placed fa contoal bsape fa would meet my idee. With this purorder to prevent being soaked with wa­ ter. which will prevent rapid fennsntatlon, so neceeaary to the generation of hast. If Jeavso can be had, tbsee may be mixed in with manure, and the entire heap forked over occasionally Inorder to secure a homogenous mass. If the K^J. ----- --- Whaa yon have secured just what you want, bo careful that it ia not allosto run dowa on your hands. I would caution you against the experiment of •■fa-and-m" breeding, for though one from 8 ■blo-bMiod bens and well ma­ tured pullots, until winter yielded to fliaCnfiiiroco of March winds. But ray "old Shanghai" (os wo named her,) rejoined ahnort every day over a rich and largo yellow egg. that we gnthorod and ported in cotton batting na choice fruit. In the opting some one told mo that tbo Polands ware the only ben worth having. They were advertised to lay oreiyiastingly and never set. So at conaafarablo cost (for thoae days) I • obtained two nico white-created blaak fams aa aa addition to my yard of fancy fowls. My family and all tho neigh­ borhood by this tioui knew I had tho "hen fever" and that ray head was u little flighty, yet it abd me some satisfac­ tion to tiave occasionally one of my mere aame frionde haac around the pen aad admire niy.nica birds, and wish fur a few egg* Could th-y not exchange eggs ? No ! How much did I charge for 2 or 8 of Uld Shanghai's" eggeT Ono shilling each aad nothing laae was uiy fira-but kind response, and eome actually paid that terrible prioe. I don't know that they dared to let the fad bo known until they foand out oertainly that tho*'’ eggs would produce bWa like the mother or like their lofty ■ TO EE DL-TUIDUIED IN D. BUTE'S SBT WERPBISE! Jfnnrroua Patients In Egrope. tha West Indies. the Dominica cf Canada, and in every State of tho Union. _ ADVICE GIVEN BV MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. $5,000 EACH IN CASH. ■Ik ta mmU •••ryi kxckuiok rri £5e|20r„ 1 YdliiJ water.remaining In any exeavatioua made, than apttafoot or two fa depth may bo made of the also propoeod tor the hot-beds, and the manure thrown In st tho proper Ums; otherwise It h best to make the bod on tho surface. Frames should be made of plank and rrelar. r-atalahu a foil Uii.frHu.,. 4. > Use of tko tun ate ot inolot, aa4 «U»r in isitoa la nhnwa ta Iba DleuiUUas. will l­ u ..r trderiiir ttow. AU letter, d.h i- out of every 100 win fail Therefore make it a point to introduce each sea­ ton a new strain not akin to your pres­ ent flock. Thia can be done moot economically by obtaining in the fall or plank firmly In place. Tbo front plank winter a new cock-bird. may be about six or eight IncSaa wide, Aseoon aa ths first of March (it It has and tbe beegonw tWslreto fourteen. This will giro thaaaeh tbe nereeeary not before boon done) you should aoo that your brooding atook are in such angle to Insure the passing off the water may fall upon them. Cters that no other fowls can got to which When all these pteperaUona hare at all. Unless you bare extra IsennuJs tbe manure may be put fa warm and good places for your fowls, plane. carefully spreading ft fa fayera. tho 1st of April will bo quits early for pressing It down gently with tho back taP. Eiwtll 1 Ca_ UraW Untf •»»’ — putting eggs under hena for haiebing. of a tori' — • ■ TfecZmanure Generally I would aay the mouth of -----eighteen fachta May the beet time to bring but young ■ good ana prolong. chickens in this climate (and Juno may — —----- ------ .^tTo atm better. The THE ALOINE COMPANY'S bo early enough this year). When your manure heap should be a little longer broods are out and lively, give them and wider than tbo ftumwt which are to plenty of corn-meal and thick milk, bo placed upon It when finished. As soon aa the manure has been placed fa with pure water, and a nice range for position, aettho frames upon It and put green, under vegetables, and mellow ou thessah.cloolng tightly. Actuali­ scratching ground, containing plenty of ty of good friable and rich coll should tw worms, if practicable, and now witah obtained If It hu not already been se­ them grow. Amuse youreolf with cured, and kept in readiness for use when required. Tbe hot-bed thou Id be throwing them nibn breed crumbs and examined dally, and as soon ae fermaneducate them to docility. But do not tatlon baa raised tbe temperature to make them such pete you cannot see eighty or ninety degrees, soil to tbe their ^eformitfoe (for accident will hap­ depth of four to six inches, careful! pul­ verised, at this time should lx> put on pen to Ike beet bred chickens.) ■ nJ rteval and KTnrwrth 1. .Daring tho spring and summer we Bo it has passed into a proverb that watched tho laying yrovenaitieo of tho “No one can be a good breeder who is difierrat (4) varieties. Old Shanghai not a good kiiler.’' If you would bring would lay as many eggs ns she thought yosr flock as near as possible to perfec­ benelf able to hatch and then ask the tion, you must bare a good «ye and a privilege cf n few weeks vacation. If steady nerve for “weeding." The man Parts I, IL III and IV are now ready. this was granted ahe would bring out a or woman who fails in this must never hrood to bo admired, and then within expect to excel for any length‘of time ' SUTTON’S foar weeks begin to deposit tbo neces­ in this great and good enterprise. sary fruit for tho next "litter." She When autumn comas and you have Leisure-Hour Miscellany. whs one of tho most industrious, enter- ,judiciously reduced your number per­ to keep out the,front. ' T® to eauphud la *0 parts, usissd fortafabUr prising bodies I over saw. Mr. Dang- haps one-half, you begin to think of As tbo plants advance fa site it may bills and Dorkings hid tolerably welt exhibiting eome of your stock at tho bo ncocosary tu raise the entire tnunn during spring and fore port of summer, ।county or other fairs, you should criti­ a few laches, banking up with fresh aad were nearly anxious to set, aa “Old cally examine your birds with a view of manure at tbo same time. Also aa tbe REPRODUCING B." If allowed to do so, they general­ mating them in tbe coop. If your com­ transplanlfoK season approoehrs. give more air during the day fa order to ly thought they had enough to do for petitor shows a trio that is perfectly harden tbs plants and prepare farm for most of the balance oi the s..a*>n. If :mated fa sixo, shape, color, pcoriUrug, removal to the garden. Early cabbage, toautoee, peppers and not permitted to ait, they would bo combs, log-feathers, plufi, eU, and you and sullen for a lung while, show birds even better than his but ; similar plants may be started during they would fay another egg. As badly mated be will and ought to carry | February and March, and it Is now The London . Art Journal, none too early to begin preparations for for my Polands they would lav for three off tbe 1st prise when competent judges tbe almost Indispensable hot-bed. or four months constantly and then got pari upon .them. Wo all hare a “tancy" -an eye to above their business and utterly re­ fuse to far or to sit. After ono or two harmony, and to gratify thia fancy we years trial wo ate tbo Dorkin* Dung­ pay our mousy as freely as far things hills and l*ulandB and kept tho thorough merely ueelul. Wo want that which is bred Chinas and acme of their finest at once the most useful and the most croeae* as my pet idea ru to get up a beautiful, and it will command the high­ new variety by crossing. Tbe half est price in tho market Almost no man is ae churlisb, as not bloods were nniformoly much mcroasod Ports I, II and III aro just Published. ia sue above fan email sidu of their an- to bo willing to li«y more money for a THF AIT JOURNAL. oeefry, and several of thorn were very pair of horses that are perfectly sound Cuapletr ia 12 weetafr parts. si ud>. Iteand matched, than he will for two horses prolific birds. But I never could make pmderias the toil foil r-r. I!l»ir»ttos» a 2nd, 3rd or 4th cross, better than the that aro very unliko saris othsr, though from Ito earlier ealanee of Tbe Aldine. Let and never better than the full-blood cither of them may bo better than cither Chraose bird* of the matched pair. So do not over­ From those days to tho preoenl tiais look this idea of mating your fowls and I have continued my experunont* with chickens closely whan you show them. many different broede—stubbornly try­ And for this very reason those fowls ing until within two or three years to that will breed mas: uniform are always produce some cross that would b« more mast sought alter and will bring the valuable than any pure brand. And highest prices, prices that to many of He keeps constantly on whatever experience ot others may have OEMS FOI THE ALIINE, been, after 20 yearn effort and tbo in­ hand Mo. 1, Pianos ranging vestment of considerable money, I have, bought far 875, and perhaps not for in price from $S5 0 to $1800. reached a final decision that “the purer■ twice that amount. Why? Ha had been for famous roared from the moot choree famllie* Also, Agent , had a/weD defined pedigve, was himself table or market 1 should use a Pnfridge> o splendid speeimofl, his owner had Cochin or a Light or Dark Brahmak thouaands'of dollars invested m the cook with good common fowls, as thiai chicken business, and counted on this would fnvolvo but small expense for■ bird to take the biggest prise at the Manning and Burdett Orbrooding stock aad the produce would biggest poultry shows, and then go gam. poeaam great advantages, both fa doeilily home and reproduce" hunseif and add and weight of carcase and eggs. For■ new value to his already moat excellent myself, while Hring in a town or city, stock of Fatridge Cochin* If bo should SCRAP BOOKS. wittart aanda range, I would not pre­ do that he would ba cheap at 81W. fer any of the light ••high-ftyars,’’ ns If ono is gohfg to breed good poultry they will not l>ear confinement well, be will find groat help from seme good and if not confined they will intrude too authors on the subject Tbo illustrated much on neighbore and none of these book of Poultry by L. Wright, worth rambling brawls can b* kept pure when 815 to 820, according to binding, m perEUiaiii re allowed to range where other breeds hape tbe beat large work. Tagetmyeis’ are at liberty. In addition to the 4 work of 89 is one of the beeL THREE MILLION ACRES Tbo Poultry World, the North-west­ kinds already muntioned, I hare had what were then tunned the Mottled ern Poultry JournsL snd many other Braham*, the White Leghorns (profwr- American Journals, ore full of valuable ly White Spanish,) and Black Spanish, matter to tbo breeders end fanciers, and THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. tho French Crere-Coura and Houdans, eno should hardly be without tho Amerthe Dominwuoe, the Blaek Bad Game* cxn Standard of Efaeelienee, Now Edi­ Dm Im IM IPs cat atst the White, Boffikid f’atridg. Ch chins tion. as this will enable fam to detect --and aa pete, the White and Golden the pointe that go to prove parity of »• Pan aPtte Prioefael Pfor Fosr T..r. Seabright fSautams. Of all varieties I blood and excellence of the particular have tnod, my first choice is the Patridge ipocimea* I oaco arbihitaJ soao good A Fill IRAINIRUVIII REIIDN. of Grouse Coehins—and for tho follow­ pure Dark Brahmas, at a fair, and one ‘ ing namms.-They breed (with me) more of my neighben borrowed some half ' bloods and showsd them in competition and actually carried off 1st premium and chttoklod orer tho stupid ignorance at ■ the judge* who probably did not know ^S.nl V—U. wtlbil (Um. j^tpstd. Cor ono variety from another, certainly did , : CUIVUSm WANTED. not know ono variety from half a varie- ■ THE ALOINE COMPANY, i 58 Maiden Lane, New York. Areata for MOST KXTHAORDINARY PAPER S3." NEW PUBLICATIONS. JOHN PETTIT New England ■jswrd ■awte.' We manufacture and furuiah at low prim, PulUya, Shafting. CoupUnin aatf laagers, alsoifttrnfah Belling. Gum Hoe. Ae. . Further Information will be eheerfatly give* by addreoslng the manatsatqprs MONTHLY < J AMES LF.FFEL A CO. SPRING FIELD, OHIO. » “• THE ■6?s Cathartic Pills. MICHIGAN MATCHLESS” CENTBAL. U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES. May 1,1873, to April .TO. M7O; taro NATION’ of good S|lasBI,(Ut I namely; Light running smooth, nolwloe, rapid,] dunite, with |«-rfe~t| SS chine for uumu/aocarM^ sad fhmUjr.ua.-, (ready „WM. JO DENTIST rival fa family or wort FED. HE.NO Foil CIAtCUX-AJt. REMKJTQX SEWIKG MAffillE ULILHDL K. T P TH« RPMIvn-mv C0«rA!UMU^ Kdwsv, Kew fiwk. Arm ILldN, K’d^a's-rt •lssifeKte~ Organs, 8nftfcMN« ENTI »mn railbuh 'j LANDS Eu'iuss^z.-Sire’s They won only ignorant and needed ORGANS RAILROAD NOTICE. £SK! mom1 BURDETT LAWSON'S CURATIVE MICHIGAN'CEtlTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division IHlBtLSAJSCIATlCt, li CWUN rheumatism Mkhlg*», Buttaii, Hirta & Pte, SEED AND PLANTS. THE BEST PRAIRIE LANDS county would do wta you ere doing her. today, main- IOWA AMD MtSlUaU, tkCBfUHn HmiBraith BRICK for SALE! »>ir vise BININGEB’S OLD LONDON DOCK � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-04-14.pdf cd878d0598df0466ec56a757c133ff9b PDF Text Text Geo. M. Dewey, JUT£8 0rjLDri HASTING BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. 1875. anas’of theJ*quare stone house at th* • throughout, hat and alt A utt of Ml. >iOon>0r, ' ver gray poplin, with muff and collar , By that lima the ladies were through of Astrachan wool, and au Alaska hat with their rtwk 6t rfooning up the vest----- ,J--T - ---- -• — ; ry, and had gone home in their highI heeled, cis Itaring boots; the scrub wo:tnsn and the boy* bad dons all, their । running out and in, aud slopping about ' with pail* of water; and Uw old, white­ headed Mxtun, in bis round, oteal| bowed glassev, that tiiado hini look like i a gray owl, had locked the door and gone to his day's werk, sawing wood at on ths svrnuv. Bo Miss Dubrow hod plenty of time to turn liar observation and eyo-glavt toward her neighbor*s bulcouira. To tell th* plaia truth, between you end tuo and Benja­ min, Miss Disbrow had for eom. time felt that the Lawson family needed more looking after than they got from tbo sun, moon and stare, anil the city watahjnsn, rad she -bsik four been trying to act th* part of'th* good Samaritan, and t the windpw*, tbo school-boys snowso with rl>0 oil aud the winy, a ben ahn led, tbo engine screamed, and the would tare diswreerod tfaanaWre of th* core rumbled and grumbled and glided family t wound. So, whenever one of out from tbo depot, disappearing around the Larsens camo in sight, *!>e put the long curve, out beyond the rity bro­ ddwnjier J»l>cr nnd put on hsr eyo- il*, and for away into the. limitless retacwhere of tbo wide world. And "Bcejunui,'' said »l»e. prv*out(y, with them went little Mrs. I^wsOn, dropping her gleerta nnd rocking till her dres* rustlsd like an oak tree in a north iriud, "Benjamiu, you cannot guess what ha« happened now." Bcnjamiu did not seem indinsd to try, the tatk living so bopcUM, and Miss Disbrow went on: ‘That Bridget Gookes—«lw is a care­ ices thing—I’ve long seen that, nnd wondered Mr*. Lae >oa kept her so— •lie ha* bc-su and loti a pillow on the balcuoy-railiag. Wont otf uad left it I Of cour*o the wind took it, and so thsrv it lies, ruftling. embroidery aud all. right down io tbo gutter, liable to be stoton by every pasiev-by. Now, Ben­ jamin, would you, or wouldn't you go over and tall llicni !•" era and yonder shsdel Di I you want' Benjamin's fore, about oac eye. wus anything?" ’ black, and tbo rest of tbo fare being en­ "Why, no, Aunt Alma. I bad just tirely, white, thia gave him u peculiarly como in; that i* all. But I was won­ knowing exprcsritm, when be oockod uti dering who Mrs. Lawson went off, with, that eye a* bo bad a wny of doing And and -1 thought perbsps you might now ho turnrfj hi* blaek oyb u|xm Mise know." Disbrow with tbo appearance of wink­ "Why, did you so* any one with her? ing at her. 1'ertlkps, indeed, ho did- What do you uscan ?” asked Miss Dis­ Anyhow, there was evidently somaJrss- brow, suddenly re iatereslsd that she tuasonry between them, for Mbs Dis- forgot to chide Morietta for swinging a blow instantly rvepondcl, ju:t as though pair of seixsors by their ribban, to the tie hid spoken. . imminent peril of Benjamin's eyes and "Well, then. I will Benjamin. Why of a pier glare u:o wo put in this world together, it "Ye*. I saw remobody. And so did not to help egeh .other?" said she, as Bella Mosier. We worn coming thro ugh i with an air ol virtuous responsibility, the depot on our way homo from school ' she throw a lift Io main-colored rigolotto like wo al way* do, when we saw Mrs. i over her ucelber-bcutsn curls, and a 1 Awson. I saw her, and eo did Bella ; ' white breakfast shawl over hsr sbould- aud just a* we said, both together, i vrw. Thon putting on her glovre, with •There is Mr*. Lawren.' a gentleman I the dignity of a circumnavigator sbo came up and kissed her very aflectinn­ I started bctom the street. ately, and she looked all in a flutter, and One might fancy she would pick up so did bo > end thru they took the cor* ■ Jio unfortunate pillow upon tbo way; for Cleveland.” . j but no—I bop* she was abcro meddling "For Cleveland! Monstta. are yon I with her neighbor's thing* I Certainly I euro?” cxd.-umcd Min Dishrow. in ves8110 walked V-uprejsively to the dixtr . and rang the Im-11, which waa instantly auauorvdby Mr. Lawson himself, with Belin and I thought so t|ut«r, for her ; a caqwit-liag iu lais band, and hi* bat trunk* were marked Cincinnati; we I upon bis iu-ed. rtuod right by them and taw the card*. "Goingaway, arc you?” naked Miss \/>u may ask Bella if it wasn't eo! IHsbrow, diverted for the time Irom her Tnerv—»ho is going by thia minute. ; original errand by an opportunity of in, Belial Belial” aho cried, running to the window, tapping it, and nodding , setting the wedgv of inquiry. 1 "Ab, Mis* Disbrowf Yre. I am going and beckoning. Miw Disbrow-* tense of outraged pro­ i to Chicago on a little borines* trip. priety was 30 much shocked by the ; Will you not como in ?" 'Thank you, Mr. Lawson, not this scandal of Morietta's story, that aho morning Does ybur wife acronipauy permitted this breach of decorum, an icsull to the dignity of her window, Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World AIVjO WHY ■? ■ Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. Wheel madi with the Slope Shoulder Spoke E Warranted Spoke1 Call and Samples. Their Skeins are all set with their Setter which shapes the Axle arm to 'more accurately than can possibly be Hence the Studebaker always tracks runs lighter than any other and the work loose, cut or break. . Rki Patent Skein the Skein far done by band. perfectly, and Skeins never ^russell, |K3bbI9e UMJ .1 tUChwis Usses. UssyscsTMfcB. Ui C. C. HOLBROOK. =s*at.’-.JFs sttrM: sole propriisUtrs of it. None but Indiunias CelebratNo other firm uses this Machine as they j.ed Timber, and thoroughly a , seasoned, ___ ... , umL ____ _ >ver from 3to 5 years, and put together by,the best ' Wagon Machines. " Every Wagon fully Warranted. KCa>&lpr'^w^t4>y,rW‘'~ "Swt THEM. WHOLE NO. 985. I But hi* wendertnga rad murfngs Were —‘ ‘ Foor man! I don't kamr when I hare ! phial anybody so’before; and truly, 1 Benjamin. I am straaTthat I ahallhav* 1 •0 appetite for my breekfsrt , end ywr ■ know that it ia fishballs to-day, and ! 1 am more partial to fiab-ball* than My- 1 thing else. Il is too bad, ao il is I" - ji.-i I Amd Miss Disbrow aighad, partly, for 1surety. bar Ices, and partly'for tbo Iwi at her' Tno opiniem of wstneoeeo aa to the ueighbor. value a do^ that teas boon kilted is "Yes, Benjafom, there be goes. |Y*a, .not admWble ia evident. Use value going tofind'kor, sad wbM tanfiadw ■;nf rise dog i.'to bo decided^ the j«y. her-what then, 1 ask yon, Benjamin?" Money paid for the purpose of netBenjamin did not know—ho had no or compounding a praeecniioQ for msons of knowing—eo ha did not t*IL thug ’ And, after sraslliog a bottle of cam- a ■ suppoeed felony cannot be recover­ phor, Mim Disbow went os. • ■ ‘ ‘ed back by. the party paying it. "It does seem to n>e, and alwareka* an idiot, ba must bars known battin than totnarryaueh a pretty bunah ot laeo and feathers. But a man is always a fool about a •'woman tall ba nunui her." While Mias Disbrow, foil of sympathy and wisdom, talked thus behind bar glasses and her window curtain*, MrLawson went down the avenue to tbe depot, half frantic with harts and hor­ rible fancies,' blaming binsalf for hi* gotten heretofore, atrmghtoMfl and «■ plained tbemeehee in tbo light of shameful flight * ' Once in ths car, ths train, at its swiftest, seemed to crawl hks a sick caterpiltar, oh, hair tediously often wad long they stoppad at every weod-pBe and hamlet of than tire Boddraty&y slopped, not maeU of anywhere, and novar started again. "What is up now!" cried our Mr. Lawren, impatiently. "Nothing is up. The bride is down." answered somebody in a provoUraty cool tone that Mr. Lawson fait hka to sin Ma will baa hi* hand guided in making hi* mark the signature it valid. Mini.taro of lb* Gospel, residing in any oorporated Iowa, ore Mt exempt from jury, military at fire eeryioeo. All cattle band at largo upon the public road can bo driven by any per­ son to the public pound. No man it under obligation to make known' his circumstanree when be ia buying goods, The fruit and gnu* on the farm or industrial Noto*. y^ATH, SALIKHI RV kCO. MR. LAWSON S MISTAKE. U !... D’MT1?’1 Mi kini JOHN STANLEY hasiyill!, Hastings Drug Store „ Buildings Torn Down ! B. F. 8TEINHOFF Ft. £ IX. You will find a lull line of Drug., ' Medicine*, Chemicals, Pointe, Oil* Dye- 1 Stuff aud everything belonging to a flrot. clasv Drug Stare. |G R 0 C li RIES FLOOD FLOOD THE Mirtmai. A woman in a calico drcsv with a towel over her bond, stood ebaking and beating up a pillow upon the upper bal­ cony of a square stone House, and a man stood brushing the dust and specks from his coat upon tbs balcony below '! be woman was Bridget Goeke*, and the man waa Paul Lawson. Now it happened that just l-eyoud CmZbNS IN WANT. ■ the church, down a side street, was a little low wing growing upon the body of a pointed wooden house; and here lived Miae Alma Disbrow, a worthy maiden with froet-bilton curls, who al­ ways wore a itutling black silk gown, a heavy gold chain, and an eye-glass. The spring time has come when ev­ MiaeDwbrow'a father bad been unerybody srante the house cleaned and foatunato enough to be a pioneer in this part of tbo lake country, ao long ago so when the Governor's -wife rode to II’ ATT 1-* a IIT-ITY cuurcn m a up-cari arawu oy uxeu, nnu j when the town was lighted by glow­ worm* instead of iraa. Butjhis daughter was fortunate enough lo live so lately as when ibo roost de­ sirable street of a flourishing commer­ cial city ran directly through the hurt and Cheapset. Well nt of her father's swamp land. And still later, when, in token of her being un­ married, and an only daugbler, she camo into puaseasion of her lather's will oi the principal part of his rich inher­ itance. . Upon that, turning her back upon all aspirinj adventurer*, and shutting her eyes against her brother's longing bays BROWN BLANKS, and girls, she gave the best lociled lot BUFFS, of tbo whole, for a church and rectory ; and tlieu, throwing out this modest WHITE B LAKS, wing from the houso of bar youngest FRENCH SATINS, and lout disliked brother, she settled herself down in it to sit' and- look all SATIN FINISH, " Help ! Help ! Help ! KllllkS £ j smioffli, I Canned Fruits and Fish. | Sirfial- asi fcctaia! _DENTIST j flchoul Book*, Blank-Books, Toy and Unfou Block, over Boston Cash Store. I j Gift Books, aud everything iu this lin. putt ITiptt 4 Liquof ' to pleare Old and Young. TfefcWk'riBA»oXAnLE. Sama Claue headquarters. FOB MEDICAL PCBPOSES. This i* the place to buy your presents WUN AT W0RK.|OyslcrRreceived(IttUJSW£«ffi! T. De Wftt ■Mnagc, Editor. u.. on o.„d. T.was£rsa±ti‘"'~■- ^C a° i a -i.m. ^HK IM £®CL PM Free delivery and ontimc. . P . 21 Jefferson St., Hastings,Mich _______ WALE PAPER SMITH, IANB i PRESTON’S J, P. ROBERTS. I and FANCY GILTS, Mir . HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS !•PICTURES . BLACK J. Cole <fc Son, At Granger Prices. MONUMENTH HEADSTONES. TABLE TOPS. WING GALLERY, GtROCEHS. MANTLES. SHELVES, ETC. j • j Ou JEPFSB80N STREET, over Bun- ITALIAN ; hl-ECtMKSH .rCOPYHIOsM KXUH0IX0 OLD Ficnnuy ad w.vs DR. AIKIN, Ofc was Slk UM mBils UD PUITEB,. STUCCO JOHN 0. BLACK, fllQUD ■mluaraBd Rapid*. Mtek HE I HUB 31 tf Shingles, Lath, &c. FARM FOR SALE. Mrt-tf J- COLE A SO*. Mias Alma had eyes as sharp ns . a brass tun, the bettor to see with, my dear; ao besides the high stone church, she peromrad a great many thing*. And on this particular morning, aha sat in her Parker Booker, rustling and rocking, with her eyo glaw in «me hand and the morning paper in th* other. On the leather cushion of an arm chair, by the sunntert window, nt her confi­ dential, a black dog with a whit* face, named Benjamin. This dog had a groat deal mare consideration and many more favors than her brother's children ; and it was into his pointed ear* Mis* Disbrosr (who had not another wraknoss in the world unices it was thrmat­ ter of a front tooth or eo), had the hab-, it of dropping everything she thought, or knew or gueseed. . And th* dog Benjamin, a* a man Benjamin might have dono, always listened without intormptkm, and never repeated anything she told"Benjamin.” cried out Miss Disbrow, so saddoclr that th. dog jumped unon hisfret, "av true as you a:-> born. Mr* Baby La* only just come to help about clearing up alter th* obuveh social. Well, now, I do .ay if that is not real mean. Just come I When there the is Cincinnati Torn few day*,” repded Mr. Lawsun. who wae a* guiiUcM at n But iklli camn in, a* like Monetta spring chicken, and not much of a in girlish lite, and lioyJenishm’**, as tuouHtfnl for th* maneuvering black for, who always found a great deal j out of the mouths of two witnerew. Miss morudtaror in anything she had first j Disbrow was- forced to believe. _ I unoartbed by skiillul digging. "You *”* had butler come in.' ' continued ho cor- j duilly. "Mre. Isswvon is busy packing,] but she. will bo glad Ip seo you.” And tbo deluded man rosily licliercd | so. Cor although he bod lived in inch । think Ito live* here: bo caue fiooi the Cincinnati care. Yon eaw him, did von not, Itotta r'' said Bella Movie r. ' "Yc«, of course I dal- And then ho be pereuade-l that n person is glad to looked around as though ho expected off u]*onlbe icy lake, with a aort of pity, bee callers when tacking. "Ob, no, indeed, Mr. Lawson'. Thank to »i-e somebody, till he saw Mr* Liw- that for>borv to look down upon ths human dh^tchednoM be had himself you ; but 1 just run over in a neighbor­ done with years and year* ago. ly way to tell you of a little accident I Mr. Lawren harried on, hardly co<nhappened to obecrv* from my window. prehendiag his errand, or what bo fear­ A pillow foil from the balustrade where ed, aubl the preUy gothic cottage, ‘nat your chambermaid very carelessly loll far back into view. The houvo was ■t, and ia now lying upon the sidewalk. shut up and silent; but Mr*. Inweon 1 woe fearful it might come to grief be­ fore any of the family mimed it, . Good right when 1 ,*aw tbore two immense was alwsy* a lark at sunrise, and as her morning.” And so speakjng, Miat Die­ trunks, and Mrs Lswsoq hcreslf dressed husband involuntarily looked up at tbo up like n doll ? I do wish I knew what window of tbo room they had eo olton brow bowed and rushed a why. occupied, ba eaw her looping boak the ••Benjamin,'* said die mysteriously, lo think.” All day long. Miss Disbrow aat put­ curtains, as cheerful aud bright as a when ate roaclA-d her own rookingohair again. "I cannot see why Mrs. ting this and that together,until the oppo­ butter-cup. And before he was half­ Lawren takea the |ime to go Cincinnati site boose grew fairly bideou* under the way up tbo walk, abe waa through ths when her husband ii away. It would shadow* ofsnl; and all night she lay doorway and down to moot hiss, etaihug , ba my choice not to leave the house awake upon the grant old-fashioned, bkn a morning glory. • "I didn’t expect you before to-mor­ alone with that fright, Bridget Gnakee. uishognny bedstead, still putting this row morning,” she cnod in girlish joy. Or, thro, why did not Mr*. Lawson go and that together. By dawn the next morning Mbs Die­ "I. though yon would not gel «y Mfor to-day ? I can't underatand it " And with thia, Mias Diebrow foil into brow waa looking out^to seo if it had in time. Nobody ia isp' but *M; fca*t‘ a fit of rousing,' end mured so long and farad with the gray mansion over night that snUndid? , Nobody in the vWs silently. that Beniamin fell asleep, and us >with tbs ciliM of tbo plain. But no; house! We will go down to breakfast dreamed that he knew, whore there was sontonM against an evil work ia not ex­ before they know you are here. Why, ecuted sjseodily; and there it Stood, how deligbtfttl! loould bug tbo old tnartdre and square, against the redden- mad carrier for taking round my letter ment sbo saw Mr. Lawson, with tbo general look oi unkempt baggnrdnasa belonging to a traveler just out of a sleeping car, going in through tbo state­ ly hut dishonored doorway. "Bscjamia!" cried Miss Disbrow, nervously, -ha has oomo home. Perhsjia an* ba* lelt him a note. Oh. Benjamin, ought I to go over and tell him what woknow? Ought I?” Benjamin did not reply, but ha look­ ed thoughtful, which was mure satisfaotory to the inquirer, and Mie* Ditbrow sat dorro and rocked, with her fare to­ ward thaahureb, asthrJew* *-----turned their farms toward Ju_------••Benjamin,” said she, preaootly, “I will go. It Is my duty. 'Tko next train to Cleveland leaves at 7:U>, and there to Mr. Lawren anawered her ring this morning at before; and though he lo-ked a little surprised al thi» untim dy call, he seemed nowise agitated. »r un­ der a cloud. "Mra. Lasraou Las not returned?” be­ gan the ■ piaster. "No, ma’am. I do not expect her be­ fore the last of the week la there any. field are running with a full force on over time, to keep np with their order*. Tbo spinners and weaver* In the Granite Biota Mill* of Newport. N. EL, struck on Friday for a restoration of full wages, wkteh were reduced ten per cent, foot fell The wages of the (employes of th* Cbnnectieut Valley Bailroad were nduced tun per cent. Thursday. Th* wage* of th* operative* at th* .'ffaroantte Milla ia New Bedford have boon raieod to th* rate* paid before the induction In December. ihe brip at the Millbury Oottou Mills struck for on increoo* of wages on Thursday, and are out yet The weavers and mute spinners at Aahton. B. I., have been on a strike lor The shovel works at East Taunton hare reduced the working time from ton to eight toon pec day. The Beaman Mills ia West Hoyleton are to be eel in operation at once, ud will be known hereafter as the Claren­ don Mill*. • The shop* at Lebanon, N. H, lave started in on ton hears a day. , The Ftnoisier mill at FmhervUte. N. Don’t imagine you are better than your fellow*; there are no reserved •Ute In heaven. Lst frteodsbip creep gently to • ImAl; if ii rash ta it. it may soon run iMtt Out of breath —Ttestos BUbr. 1 am no herald to inquire of »*n's User* ar* men of convictions whuo* very fares will light up aa era, and �C/+::^^A IIK TIII1U AGAIN! TO MANY GOODS ! Having purchased 'he mammoth Mtock of Spooner nnd Hepburn, at a large disco not, we are prepared to offer special md c*. mentx in ( & GLASSWATS! foOS-with a fowfoUs of bright riotot, blaa. or nnatioa velvet, rntxad with loops and twtete oi this white free d'(h-w«t,aa the satay dk ia oalied. Arcasd the brim claattr taaae petalad Why we have more Groceries than >ne | Firm can keep on hand and are prep ed [to sell cheaper than the cheapest. r Best A coffee sugar only eleven < ita« 000202020100010200 ; All kinds of Produce taken in exchange CALL AND 8EE US. Smith* Xnaea A Praat< i! a. 40* saihorily whatever for **itigsung any potboe of the isjury, aad eo we most moka up oar miads to sweat till th* aext Congre— sit*. The marchazds aad publisher* of New York are saSsring iatolerably fnn thia villainou law aad the ruling* Ih-si euataia it. for it knocks th* panel basins— out of the city altoeethar. Foeubly tha next Uoegroe* wiu girs us relief, end ■ As to the Mtete election at large the r.wull ia what was feared, though not exactly what wm Loped, yet. with the exception of the Frewtoentlal year, th > great electioneering advantages, and they used them to tbo trtmat. The Second. Kollvgg'a, Cfrssgrviwkwial Dtetrtetwbkb i.kxt with the Fine, baa always been Detnomtie. and has only been luckily earned through Democalie dlytelone. Joined with Mr. Kellogg's great pervmal popularity. This year the Democrats were unite 1. and have simply taken their ora field. Mr. Starkweather, the only Republican Ccogr-wman cleet. I- returned by the ureal majority In the Thirl District, and the mme ya oabMantlally true of eminent cempceer, has teen nnaalmMr. Barnum’s majority In the Fourth oualy elected Profo-or of Music In Carubridge University, Ing. A cotton laden ship of about S.OWtone [ was recently wrecked off Doanarenx, If you do you may be induced to come to J. Lee Heed & Co’s there te any trath la the rumat I know pot, bat true ar false, the cireulatioa of th* »ti>ry bad Ite vffeca upon hundreds of voter*, and Giddings was elected by about twenty-five busdred xnejority. “Oh, yes; it is sold by my traveling The ability at Jadgs Giddings te thor­ shoes, and thowmada of euoatry visitors oughly known tbraughoat the roan try. rttend them every day daring the ma­ ne Nearly every family bays one or escre of my books. Av the multitudes would rather rapport a candid* te with acknowledged oblUly, though be ovsUtf drink whteky. ti>an tu vote far one of doobtfil) ability, and be too* t—er nf the :SW Ur IM, TO ffl IH! France and declared their atlrgianre to King Alfonso. ' The Emperor of Japan will pay a vtell A telegram from St. Petersburg Mates that M. Beblebkin, the Rueateu Diplo­ matic Agent and Consul-General in Servl*. lias been appotnUd Minister of tic etergy with Ibe jaiblic school sy.Sera I Ruwia to the United fclite*. of New York h «“» taking a new I .hope, enir- wean- to consider it as | the first stage of the ssttlement of that trouble The proposition is to combine the Catholic parochial school, with the rominnu schools, or in other words that The funeral of the lata J-.bn Martin. the K'atr .'hall adopt I hose school, ns a M. P., took plaeaai Newry, April l.and port of ita system. At the first view waa attended by tbouaaada of paopJa. this seems like trying to unite fin* and Nearly every town in Ireland waa rv[>manied. Several member, of Partte- eamc to lb* eoncluetoa that they weald vote for who they pleased, which a large cusjority did do. and the result • wa* a hesry majority for th* straight RapabUaui ticket. On* other thtag elan aid­ ed largely to give the straight tiekat a hearter mafority than It otherwise An Jnter-eolouial exhibition at the productions of tbo British. French aud Dutch Dominion, in Australia and neighboring Uafida, la to be held ta poreata. It would appear, thru, that either the Catholic parochial acboola mnet (five up their dirtinrtir* foalarea, or elee the public .ebool •^•tem mud Imkoimquite dMferent foots what it io how, be Hire i hi two'caa bo combined And. yet. I hat pro|mit>en selstre to n matter of such vast imjsrttsnee that it r.au company, naiu at ivirai iao» wp-not be carelessly pnt aside. The State Tuesday, the board of director fix ITfit is rtWwtuetl in |be relucoiiou of all ita, submitted their annual report lo the obiHren, and the proportion of these bond and stock bolder* of the road.. The gross earnings of the road for the asaong the CatboHe population of New ysarwm: From frefifht, IfiSB.iTl.a; York, as well ma in all other pasta of from paoarngvr*, tSMMU; mteetetethe country, is altogether too large to neooa, total. MOT^Tjfi, be negiseted-aside from tbo fact that This was an inerwaac of fitT.NSS3 over that population cannot fa r.: leaMil from the earnings for 1878. The expenses of defraying its share of th* expenses of □Krating were tUMfiMO; taxes. «<,the public enucatiuu of Ifa children of BMJfi; rsoewais. W.M4-M;. making a erate, eo they called an Independent caucus on Friday evening previous to •lection, which waa quite largely at­ tended by Republicans, and nomlna Hons made wbtoh seemed to give gvn- ' - We only want to sell just a EC TT INT X> Xt. 3B X> Buggies this year. If the Exoite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of customs ncif air. . j We dare not tell the public, we are making better work than :evcr before, for fear they will come too thick and fast. W« (fit {terribly excited when we have too many sales, and now ■IBM . | we hare come down TratHIn Mn a at we tremble a ; I little because you may all come at once and F matrate us so much i I so that we cannot do anythinc. . . . . . i • We had some talk with a man from California about sendiag >)him Tbiriy-five Top Carriages, and that almost unfits us far ■|btud|WM besides the daily balloon aecenwona, with a ear to carry up ten or twelve o.>cnpat>£>aa. and his services, with the coat .of filling the balloons, will be flSOO a day. We carry all the chariots and tbo paraphernalia for the greet Congress of Nations. Our. wardrobe cost mors than tlOO.UOo. and ■a larger| than the combcned wardrobe* of all the places of am car mo c: in the Schosl Problem In New ' u' Ei out at a etrcnlaua* library.'* ~I aao that you anauuacw that wfllehoet^----------------------- ----- ■* ' Th* Ha*bnj’. Marrh 30, 1875- which will lie given awl^ lo our Customers about the middle of/Scplembcr next, has attendency to make mere trade than we want. J .. I. Richard Messer, of Carlton, IVa.* th* lucky, man last July, that got the CXitter. We wofil Jet him draw this year. “He is too lucky." i Warning the people not to £ome all at once, we ere very show, bowsver unworthy of publio petrwargs, oca procure engraved bills and poster* from large show printer*, which reprseent in glaring colors every astmai end hippedrome seece which I exhibit My dear rir, it is utterly im­ possible for any number of men or any inocnt of money ts produce at only th. "Big Rapid* Dramatic Clab*" l*r- one year's notice a hippodrome in ths farmanc*. th. play being "Th. Factory real souse of th* word. It requires Giri," and waa remewbal aurprtoaci at yuan of nperienee, audit also requires ths personal elteaUoo in Europe which I give th* subject ia 1873 end 1874. - courts of Russia, Japan. Egypt and China, and some of these snort beavilv je we lied cost *2^00 each. Thu immoms wardrobe suable* cs in the larger cities to giro a variety uf spetacle*. with dally changes of programme Our Truly Yours, ANNOUNCEMENT! CRAWLEY A GRACE J. I. SEED <fc CO. NOW IS YUOR TIME I i Gent’s Clothing, and Nanlas. In the Emnan standing CIGARS; rases, the I riders stand on barn-back horse*. Then tboro are hurdfarnccs ETC, ETC., | by ladies, flat rare* by Eogliah, French and American jockeys, with the beet blooded raro-borsei from Europe. Race, by camels, ridden by Arab*. and race* by elephants, ostriches i* and raonsjs. money*.— । A full afoek'Af giro. too. Indian lifls on the plain*, plains, in in . at Indians, with s McCaffrey’* Celebrated Flour Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. I.» Ml MllfimM Trunks, Travelling Bags, GRAH6ER HUDQUARTKR8! , the State, whether they avail themwlves of the school system or no:. The magaitodv of the quettiou ia area in the parochial sebooh of New York City CRAWLEY A GRACE „ .. HICNOIS, SIEPAH * U. S “MW other party should attempt even an imitation oi your Hippodrome." Thu greet showman gave * smile of to put before the public (the most extensive aad and novel moral ea- satisfaction, and continued .­ "My budncM h to astonish as wall as tortaiamente ever cBevud; to employ tbo ^Doyou Ips* beat talsxt tu dho wrnld; to include every future that ecu make such an emertaianient inatruetiva. amuaing and THBESJfffl,. 1 . L-T „ Come and see raillion, of dollars have been expended tar school buildings, in which are gsthcroJ over thirty Ibouwod children. Tbo Cathohe. raise mwe than a quarter of a mUliou of dollars annuallr for the sup­ port of these schools, indepradont of the budding.. Is it reasrnabfo to supfrnsn that, after so uutoh iia* baea done far tbo establishment of .wh ertiools, their gwardian* will turu them over io < Rulin', Sc-<-. Mi iro. for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO : IMPOSITION HATE! I OPPOSITION COURTED a«& M ate^ooBiuwi ft , , Also a full Ime of Grocery . Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - 1st <!ompari*on Invited and Competition Defied ia The idle Pennsylvania coal aalue ; ■•Orrtaisly, sa exart Uoa. My doily becoming man totd to Ibrtr sew , expeaosa raJtar Tmfc aroebwwt ifi.QOO, aaAMusy vriH be ua^thM -eta ia the awMr, loot «mu**r I seat Bos', aa * , new teal MO feM foag by 300 f**>. heuU. I have MM asawvsm sU GIVE ME �April 7,1175. Precoat, Mqpr. Reoordar, Aida. Dawmm. Jewell, Madge, Bexmx. Fal­ Ssrnmerlik. ler, Hieka aad Bentley. waa allowed. Gold 11*14. Minutes of previous meeting road By Aid. Bentley— Council meeting Thursday evening. and approved. Iririb.f, That Geo. Rood bo allowed Soldiers' ro-wnlou at Grand Rapids Oa motion tbo Council proceeded te maty dollars, balance dx him oa sal­ ranvaae the votes for city oCcers at the ary, tbo samoto bo retained by the alxtioa. April 5th, 1875. Fort Sumpter vsi fired a^ba. The doclandion waa read aa tallows : Tbostreetspriakfor ieaaxfoosly look­ ed for through efoads of dost. Tbo sppeeraue* of wheat all about the oouatry iadieetos a large crop. Jodge Birney Hoyt's official majority to 178 in Kant County, and 537 (in the By Aid. JewoORaeriert, That the thanks oi the Mew Box Grange, 63. Montgomery Council bo tendered to the Mayor for County, Ind., hx raised 8600 towards “d ‘‘npertklityi building its new hall. with which ho has prodded over the In Oregon xven Iran of the thirty ddfborations of the CtouariL The preoent circulation of the Now Brastore are Patrons and flRy-four of the sixty Reprsxntativx. Turk Th feus 1a evx fifty thousand a The Granger, are building a ware day. Thetis businex. boux at the depot In Buchanan for Don't overtook the now advertfeetbdr owa private ura. mouta thia week. Ton will find eomeThp •■Confidential Frteo-LlM of the thiag that wiU is terart you. Ohio State Orange far U»-* la out. It Ths Governor has appointed Inane to a book of IU ctaxly-prluted pagx. Tbo order to on a ooUd footing In Ohio Manton a Jeaiira of Abo Buptomi Court, and ha took his seat yesterday. I Vat Treasurer, Charlsa E. Barlew. For Marshal, Georg* W. Blocum. The Falrteuil. Minn., Itemocrat nys For Justice of th* Peace, Thames J. that tbo Grange mill at that cUy ia at WUdx. ' work turning out the flnxt floor ever Lax maple eager haabeea made ia For Bebool Inspector, Chartea Rusthis couaty th j spring thaa usual, bat xlL Fx Supervisor, let and 4th Wari e, to be in attendance on said Court, at it dux cot oommaad a very high price. | a “Mutual Braefll Aseodalteu," wllh ( Alvin W. Bailey. the Court House ia tha Qty of Has tings I FxBuperriax, 2d and Id Wards, head quarters at Indianapolis. SraroDUS Mk Hiduu, X SM Ibn David G. Robinson. on th* 1st day at said term, to-wit: th* | tary. J. T. O raham. Id day of May st 2 o'atask ia tbs aflerWith aa agency at Jaetsoovlll* and a Wk. 8. Goosxua, Mayor. J. W. Bmnxxr, 4th Ward. Jokm M. Bassxaa, 3d Ward, Thin is a good tiflM to dean up around Wk. H. Jswku, 1st Ward. your premises, put the streets aad side­ . W. F. Hrcxs, 4th Ward. walks la repair, and generally to fix up R. Dawaox, 1st Ward. things for summer. Roni Moes, 2d Ward. Jobs A. Fetus, 3d Ward. Wo trust tbo newly etocted City Adopted. CbVMil wiB not foil to proceed to erect Ay**—Jewell, Mudge, Bexma-, Ful­ without delay a now engine hoax and ler, Hicks and Bentley. Nays—None. . unique sahibitioa at •ndtii Tha Governor /hssnl of Canada will sail far England on the 1st of Mav A monument of Maximilian will be tnauguntcd at Triaste. early in April. The Cariirt General Babels! ia likely to giro ia bis adberioa to King Alfosno. > There (a no truth ia tha report that Bumartk will be made Duke of Lu neo- The Italia a government will a^ exhibtorafrom that country at tbo Philadslphi. Centennial The Canadian Premier denix that Unlled States contractors hare amtro] of the Canada Pacific Railway. The French minister of ocatmeroe asks the chambers of commerce tor their oo-operattou fx a worthy repre­ sentation of Franco at the Amenraa AUCTIOM! i property to-wit: Thrx Horsrs. four Cows. 1 four-yxr old Bull 1 yoke | working Ossu five years old. 3 yxriing Stoore, 1 mrbng Heifer, 10(5 flbxp, DARK BR1EIA M BOSTON AND BEN LADY IILTO1 OWNED BY W. K. BARBER, Hastings, Mich. veexls to bombard Zaraus for tha Gas- ' tar oatrep, bat Germany ha* reiaaed to do so, beesuso ia eax of bemberd- ' meat innocent persoas would su&r. Sir John Forster F>tagx2M. F. C. H. who will abortly receive tha baton of a field marshal, ia the “fathra" aad senior general of the British army. Ils was born in 1788, obtained his first commiaaioa ia 1784, and served ia Ils* Pe­ ninsular war and ia India. Sir John is CMonriof tbe Eghteenlh (ths Royal Egpi For Sale, from Light and Dark Brahmas, and Partridga Cochina, at $5.00 per doten. SEND FOR IT ! UfolJSTBlAL EXHIBmOX CO. II.LlKTttATEn FLORAL WORK i t Sl>l> Albin. 9I1BTBMNMB PREMIUM BOND larJS!ixfi-2.-2s^ru."3:i m iok mshal Emma at Be there without foil. Ou farmers are improving thia beautiful weather, desng their spring work aad a* a consequence bet few — P. T. Bnraum will f through thia section of tbo wuntry soma time during th* eraar with his esoaalx Hippo­ drama, described ia another column. Thia is more Eke spring to-day than bmirfsri, said oas of our neighbors u U bin wx preesated to him for a now bonnet Baid to bo of the Lrimf spring ust xoiteril b« xt and her of Ita* tbo mw advertieemaut of Messrs. Ayes—Dawsun, Jowell, Mudge, Bern Chaw ley A Druce—They will do joet m mx, Fuller, Beattoy aad Hieka theppsosatee. Give them -call. OpNays—None. pmsto the Hartinge Meat Market, Bute Aevuuat of Barlow A Goodyrar rftorat. 818 59, waa allowed. Th* । Mrial county eaurasa brought to Ayeo—Dawson, Jowell, Mudge. Braotown yesterday a large number of the tr.er. Falter, Bentley and Hicks. leading peDtfeiaaa ol the oou*ty, and a Nays—None. ptoaaaat ro-uaioa wm held at the o&c* Account of II. C. Lewis, 850 for da■of the County Clxk. bursiag City Funds and ooUxting UA tew of oar subscribers failed to get eenses, wx not allowed. tbrir pepers last vaA. The edition be­ Ayoo—Jowell, Bommer, Fuller and ing short from some unexplained eauee. Bentley. Nays—Dawson, Mudge and Hieka dowMt occur ia the future. ■ ^On motion the above yoto was reecaMore trouble ia the Grammar Deport­ aidered and leave vm granted the oommeat of the Union Bebool; hut as the mattes is to bo inveotigntod judicially on Saturday before Justice Hiker, we fora- I trembh • .fits ua tha Middle xin, W« won’t » ar* v»ry Perpetual World’, Fair, • , Tbo Fi aanre^Committe* reported The official notice of tbo Mayor aad Recorder to poreoas who bare friends that H. C. Lewis. City Trexurer had buried ia the old burying ground on Collected »820 for Licenses and recom­ Broadway, will bo of interxt, and should mended that ho be allowed 4 per rent, for collecting the same. There wiU bo aa old fashion spelling sobool serial at the Good Tomplan Hall Ayos- -Jews11. Boaamor, Fuller anil on Friday evening of the present wxk. Boatfoy. A prix' Mono dollar wiU be given to Nays —Dawson, Mudgs aud Hieka the boot speUx. AD an invited to at BmStBMTm; that Crwek Strxt be opened te North lino of Section 20, wx excepted and nd opted. Of Finans* CamnAttx aa the follow-1 ing accounts, recommending that they CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN The following is the result of the election bold ia thio county oa tbo 5th for Judgx and Regents ef tha Univra- For Benjamin Gravra, 4146 maj —4146 For Isaac Mar,ton. 2488 - - 768 For Lymaa D. Norris, 1608 | Pm Samuel 8. Walker, 2383 । For Byron D. Cutcheou, 2377 For Samuel T. Dos*lax, 1003 For Peter White, 1009 For Birney Hoyt, 2175 FerJamx Miller, 18|fl maj.—359 ' Ay**—Jewell, Bessmor, Felix and Beetlev / Nays— Dawson, Mudge aad Hieka. 84.00 prootiwd. Some of the lowly bolter of ear city think it about time for serreuading and gate regretting te coxmxsx. W. xtod ia atar gsxrag. Rhede Inland ia Republican x canal. Well what of it Y Barry County ia also Bepublfonn. bat the aatioa dex not treroH* t) ssrai, aal we guara the naAaufo safe even if tttb Mede dox eadoex tbo eJwwwtWraHtm Thk prohibit!Mists ia Ehod * Isl end hare iifeeiif protibitioa by the aleetteu of a lieenx Legieiatarw. They did the sama thing i* Mietoignh last fall tha result of which ia likely to be free wbaeky fw two years to earn*. Notice is hereby given that for the perpox of the axamiaaticu of tbo toach- Tbo above from the Lansing Ryulh' ex the ablest edited of the journals of I the State. aad the foreawot ia facer of every reform, will, wo trust, rommand * the attention ita merits entitle it to re­ , ooive. Tbo fact is, corporial puaishmeat ia aay (form, under any rircamataaceo, I whether ia tbo family circle, the public ».OU' schools, or the Michigan peaitautiary, J is regarded by all true retensors as a J. L. Rin—. -< G. W. Williams “ Chas. M. Knappon eisctiou F.D. Aattey « Gov. M. Dewey “ 4.00 A few days rinse John V atoatiae, Jr, ' Oroagsiill i, waa carious injury at tbo w-mflUCU A. Kiehri., rendering the W. IL Hay ford ‘ “ It to reported from many parte of the State that boro, thieve, ire' beaming quite active. “ i ■’.“J*" TJ. “oU!xa<«T- °f BatUa Creek, foot two Uttto daiwhtxi within oeveo 'lays, of evrebro spinal mcotnrlUa i Have on eMbition one of the Mrs. Israel Kellogg, of Kalaaasoo died Wednesday moraine efapopleiy,largest Stock °f Fancy Goode obJ' ““ came to that elty 1108. ever brought to thit City b*y°od doub‘ which we offer to the public that lake Michigan wra tanen over I»ICTXTItES 1 from shore to shore during the months Z>XCmT3UBB 1 af February and March. cheap for Cash. H^e luive, I am now all alone in the Fbotograph bn si a ax, aad aa I have mad* amage- also, a full and complete ments to increox my facilitix for doing western portion ot that city. ’ belter work thaa rax. all should call, Stock of Drugs and Medi­ An attempt to break open a xfe in and get a negative taken. Th* superi- j cines, Books and Stationary the dry goods store of He»! 4 Foot, at ority of my work in th* past ia a auffi-, JSR K'JSSXSB” M“d*J etent gqarentro of firat-rlax work ia Perfumeries, Toilet Sets- Jr., he fhture. Rooma in • Washington <^c. Give us a call. Anltmunr has been discovered La tbo Block, south side State Street. I upper penlniula. and xmplx mid to rnntsln Tn _______ ■<_____ Hopkins & Barnes Fourth Serie Drawing. April 5, 1375. MOIIENTMAU, IIMIO A CB hkaxcul Hopkins L Barnes. Dtopearary. ’BuSeto, N. Y. The above Work—a book of about ntao hundred large pages, profusely illustrated with I Kemombx John Stanley hsa for sale Wood Engravings and Colored plates, a few bottlx of that oiwsi'sr lamerted end well and strongly bound — will be Frma Jroady for 83.00 a bottle. In ssnL post paid, to any address, for Oas cases where brandy is used for modidnDollar and Fifty Cents—making it the । el purpoxs it Is invaluable. 82tl cheapest bo>-k over offered to the Ameri­ can people. Othx looks treating of domraiic *medieiac, ol like six* and style of binding, and not nearly m well illustrated, with no cotored plates, and NOTICE. some of them containing no prescrip­ tions and making known means ol xlf- I Aay and all persons having friends x curo for the diseaax which they disceaf, rail fat from three dollars and a half to relatives in ths old cemetery, are hereby five dollars. Were Dr. Pisrou's Work | notified that mxsnrea will bo taken for not published by tbo author, printed I tbo removal ol suck bodtee after thirty end bound with bis own machinery, end days from this date. They will bo re­ were it eold through agents, as other like works are, tbo price of it would have moved to ths so-called free burying] to bo not lox that four dollars. For ground of tb» Riverside Cemetery. AU when the publisher pays the anthx a unknown bodies will bo buried in tbo fair price for bis production, then adds a profit to hia invxtment large enough to satisfy himself and compensate him, not only for hh labor, but also tor the risk of pecuniary lox which fas amumos ia taking the chances of ths enterprise ; proving a success, and when tha State, County aad canvassing sgent has each received his profit, they have added to the oxpenx of a book, that originally 1 cost about 81.25, ao much that the peo-1 pls hare to pay not lex than 84.00 for . IE” x.. Medie<i Adviser, on tings I*. O. April 13th, 1375. —* within the peenn- | J, Bradford. Mn. Emily Cookf M. IConwll, Mix Martha Cook, F. M. Graves, Mie. Jemsa Kilpatrick, Geo. I W. Boule, Mrs. Ostoolta £. Smith. J. M. Ngvnrs, P. M. 4 00 above actual cost ol publication. That thorn desiring the book may run nJ lick oi taring their money ia sending it through the mails, the author advertisx that money addreeeed to him at Buffalo, N. T., aad inctoeed in registered letters, may be at his risb-of loss. The author’s j largo correepondenm with the people upon modioal matters, which ere are 1 credible informed, troquently exceeds three hundred |lottors a dav, and re-1 1*001 Office Dravpor Hw. »>. fawanis ms* Mr ns n*. It BOOM that ho WM hoMlaga hoard aad by aoora mistake the raw wu giggad book suddenly, striking hie haad aad tosriely manglisg the samv, Dr. moettag will be held in the school houw, CUM A. Twxmc. the youngest son of oa ssb**l section, Aprfl tint at IS e'siosk Dr. H. C. Turax, who the day previoua a.*. H. N. Monaa, Sap't. gradMted from the median! department •f th. Uniynemiy of MisHg* wan call­ A. R. Pratt 847AA ed to Me xuietance, aad who ■rismftilly amputated tbo head. At latent aoAyoo-Duwasn. JewwU. Mudge, Fal­ eouato young Valentin* waa doing aa ter. Rif x, Brottoy aed Hicks. woU no oeald ba «Mi Mdo foir Ayw-Duwwp. Jewell, Madge, Ful­. ler, Bommer, Bentley and Hicks. Nsyo—Nous Tbo following ecsonats were uim ined by Finance Committra and war*_ IOWA ANDMMASKA, TbcBuriiWDj iitaiHfflnr R.E.CI Thu apMe belongs to W. T. Eartman, dealer in Lime, Planter CVnton, Two through trains,daily, 1 wflfo Fatlroan Care oa night 'trola. Fw-Blotui City aad Yaaktn. Two truM oally.. Pullman OsratoMteeourt Vattoy Jone. and Agricultural Implmenu. Arc. ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? THR PALMER ENCAMPMENT FLOfflCE SETHS I1CSIKK Grand Anniversary Ball, UNION HALL, 61tf urvr. Geo. MRter; Jastfooef the Ptaoe, I AoolBeosA; JwtiwafthoPeowto fiU weaxy. JohaM.Kif*; Owtobaiwir of Highways, Hiram I. McrOI j Rum- Applications for Agtnelx Reeetved- * ari-TTas^rcfft jets: TO-DAY** ADVERTISEMENTS. aniutn. 23 Park Rew, lew Tort. Hastings, Dec IS, 1874- The total veto was 4146 against 851* cast for Governor tost fall, whoa Bagley's majority eras 404. This shows a bshdsome grin both ia the vote and ia the majority, and yet was but four-fifths of of a full vote and bat little ovx half our real majority if there had been a full veto. The short vote being ia thox townships almost unanimously RepubBeaus. where there waa no strife for■ township oAeera By Aid. JowsU— That H. C. Lewis be allowed 8'45 for disbursing City Fuads and 825 for col­ lecting licunsx A sugar party will be given by E Robiaeen, proprietor of tbo hotel of Hickory Corwen, oa Friday eveniug the ttd iaeL Pierce s band wiU furnish borehlp, badge pins, seals. charms, ete., tn neat style ana st tow ratra. The machlnsry of the National aad । Blate Granges te bo kept in motion moot depend upon the feus aad dux reeelved from the members of the Order, and all such exactions mus: lx uniform, and rest upon lb* broad baste of equal­ ity and Justice. Jan. 1st, there were Unagr» In Indiana, According to the J.nnery circular from tbo National Grange boadquarten. there w ere. Jan. 1st, Zl.BU J subordiaate Uraagx In the Lu Hadi Btatea, aa Ineraax of C4 einm Dec. 1st,; —one month. General prosperity is �WE! PORTER rb. ia in distress we reach oul'a'heS^ hand. We look after th* window* and orphan.. There ia a fraternal fwliue 1-etwun the North , and Beuth. When tha Nebraska safforere appealed far aid the very first to reepond «u the Miaaj-ppi Stale Drang, which rated »l.OOO. °r. m«u i»’^k EHP“' “• BNurt- u §60,000 00 Medicated IN VALUABLE GIFTS! Cough Candy. T,. D. SINK’S 172nd BSO UL^/t MOSTBJ. Y 9999999999999 with cheers. The Patron* [of Husbaad ry is an outgrowth of th. institutions of our land ; -but I am sorry to aay that it is not understood. The grange u not to cures, but to benefit society; not to tear down but buM up. We do not wish lo make grain crow in ths streets TWO GnAND CAPITAL . OF lrs.000 EACH IN CASH. E&sitnimii I Kona aa l ll««o. -Ith ptlt er mmalad Har*". "XbtSfol’ "*** ™*“tejaawsJrtte. .swstoi Tl>r«a <te!4 Astaeiaan IhiaUu Wrteko* w-rtbWS *75 A.DKXTH WAXT1D TO HULL TICK t .bom l.lbtral I'ivciaae, will be *tel. dn.lam eretateteze hall UrtefsdM*. iristMa «f the mesrer at drawtas, so* M .rmtli&a ■■ nfor.nM te ib* liutnh.i^ai. ■ •tsttsstr totos tj Pectoral, ■rtjwas’MSJar* SEED AND PLANTS. Z-« p Tk. rr».C.?«Co4 Cr*»Urr., V, V. sort for Uplute. er Qsr. MICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. Grand River Valley Division emii i a. itew Jita? Shipping Boxlrg, 3 Hom- Power, 4! Horae Power. |3.Lj. ** * TCHISOM .TCPEKA&SANTA FERAILROAD ALDINE COMPANY'S NEW PUBLICATIONS. i Eo«. Gpcsrar Gurcxxrx—As spring approaches it will soon bo limo to make preparatiotn for our gardens —to get the seed* ready in'season—to make up No Part of rba Principal PayaUv for Pouf Yoe. THE ALDINE; THE ART JOURNAL1 OP AMERICA. our minds whst wo want lo plaut. and aow. and to think how to do tbis to ad­ A FINE 8RAIN6R0WIN6 RESIGN. vantage, and get [tbo greatest returns for our labor on a few square rods of tend. We should comment very early ia tho spring, and not wait till all tho spring's work on the farm t* done be­ fore ttes garden is plowed. Eren if the men folk aro in a hurry, let them stop and attend to it in eeanon. If wo wait until lire teal moment, everything ia hurried over, everything is late, and «e Parts I, II, III aud IV ar. now ready. <l<> not have much of a garden. I used to make very hard work ia taking caro SUTTON’S ot a garden ; I did not know any belter; the children disliked to get down to pull Leisure-Hour Miscellany. weeds; I did not like it any bettor than they did, bat did not say muck about it. organizations Ho saw tho injusaee't because I wanted to get all tbo help 1 done to tbo farmers through lack of or- ~'" w and ----— could, was-------------------------careful to aay nothing gnnuation. He wrote up the book now discouraging. Tha great drawback in REPRODUCING in use in every grange, not realizing garden culture is weed* which aoem what influence U would have. To-day determined to grow ia.epite of ua; wo the grange reaches to every State in tho need to destroy them once a week all Union. The speaker said that ho met Saunders at tha National Grange. In have; anything else grow, । Fur two or The London Art Journal hi* opinion each a body of men as mot three year. I have bce£x«aking im­ at tho Nation*! Grange never assem- provements, trying to sero hail work hted before in the United State*. The in gardening. 1 find that by using a sharp weeding hoe (Allan ’ e, 1 think) tn Pstroo* aro doing more to restore har­ mony and good feeling between the cut up tho weeds txrtwecn the row* in a North aad South thaa all other causes. tunny day, and have them will until The Southern granges welcomed tlic tho next day. then take a .mall, very Northern granges tn convention nt narrow blade hoe, and hoe around ] beCharleston, and ho never met with such tweun the plants, tints I cun got along hospitable treatment os they recoirwd al a great deal faster than to get down nnd pull the weeds with toy hands. , Another improvement is to have tLo Had this orgauiution existed before the THE MT JOU1SAL. He keeps constantly on war it would never hsvc ocrurrrd. There pees and early potatoes, and such thing* I. In 15 nwaUly part*, at 11 rat was a necessity for such an organiza­ as can be harvested before I bo 1st of hand Mo. 1, Pianos ranging «•»« Ifo b»«l fall [-.»• Rlamn tion. All other professaom bad their August by tbemaelvee, and when they in price from .$25 Oto$1800. at. out of th. way. put on a very heavy organintioos and met together to couAlso. Agent for famous •ult their own internets Corporations coat of manure, the mor. th. batter ; have been formed and by legislation plow it in, and tow buckwheat, Dr oats, have Iteen able to abuee labor. Rail­ or aomethiug that .will make a rapid roads, telegraph, expreai companies, growth; plow It about tho first week In and all other basinets in die country is tieptenfta^ryturning lindcr the green Manning and Burdett Or­ eoatrolled by corporation*. The’ farm- irop. Here will be a place where roots, era have become tho prey to all these or anything else, can be rabwd with gans. 8EMS FOR THE ALDINE, '■orporatious. Farmers alono were with­ pleasure the following year, saving out an organization. Hence tbo necoo- much back aching work In weeding.— X Tradesmen and buyer* fix their By taking the garden It this way. a part upon everything ; competition is each year, the weeds can be cleaned cut off -and farmers must take their out, and tlio toll brought to Ita highest price. Wheat buyers, wool buyeie, and state of cultivation without any lose of (tork-packera combine and fix their crops; tho soli become. k> light and pricw. Manufacturer* combine and I thrir i*fluence goes to legislative halls. Tbo mon elected by your tutee legislate for thaee corporations. ‘ Just alter the burning of Chicago when Congress at­ tempted to roJuca the tariff on lumbsr, alone, on account of It* retaining mois­ our Michigan repraeaatatives fought it ture better lo dry, hot weather. Gar­ SCRAP BOOKS. wUh a eummenuable seal; and it was dening for profit ia not understood as It defeated But tbo reduction ofthetraiff should be. How many poor men who on wool peered from 00 cents down lo depend on their dally labor for their 40 coots, and Ute busiewe* of wool-rnis- tread, would find a great, many dollars imr ha* •mated to bo profitable. Eighty that aro paid out for provleJons, raved JOHN PETTIT New England Aaa,nl.,-i -ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ■ Dera Tsn MJftr Ctil. literal Organs, We manufaeiurAand furnish at low price*. Pulley*, Shafting, Courting* ss4‘ Hangers, abo furnish Belling. Gum Hore, Ac. ' Further Information will be cheerfully ‘riven by addraailtia the mouufscuesrj . ... **U* IS* I SPKTMGFIEIaD, OHIO. urore~ trtrt THE MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGANS NOTICE. U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES. Way 1, 1F7S. to April 3D. WTfl !. C. ATM 4 CO.. Lowell, Mass. a » v. sass KGBdsn. tea inla haw M «s>tei.I»wr*te*J sBraMts '■uwtlw.uk ttetJS enta< rxo Machnn: ha* sprung rapidly into favoraa pos. eeaalnllt thee best ow-g XATU^r of gooilqlesBI.ua I 'namely: Light ruunlnc I ero.xMh, nolxless, rapid, I durable, wllh («-rfectl chine for mmufaciwitf . aid family .us-, (ready fori delivery only slate* ” Jane. IJH) for raiRfU,MtfoeUon and yaririy.x of work I* vilhoel a ... rival In trinity or work with Automatic Drop ; Feed. Design beautiful and couatruvtlnn the very For Wayie, cm Jactus & tailui until ..ruJic, i, 13 I'. h Independent Pfejs; LAWSON’S CURATIVE CHRONIC DISEA Kiuuiyounak rheumatism asysMstaa.‘gj»- ■Jswu’Siiastes!,—-- psis'szcz si•i-iii•ret by wad. pest-pete, as rwipSte tea ptteas coater against u« We furnish tho mo­ of Industry, which la after year* they tive tat a treedmilL grinding us in the will not forget, witHeXIthwHItag batata durt. Il is said that wo tr< a political they .h*1}’ t*>eir mother? MM. J. crgaaiaotrtm and * i*h to asrtrol *11 the cS ers aad the Government. Wo are not a political organization and never isteud to T>e one. Politics is forbidden in the grangi:. Wbou a {wreoa ero-uks of politics in the grange the master's gavel fslte and he has to take his sent. JAMES LEFFEL&CO. . »»« ! ! THE well filled, over 70V persons being iu sltendanea. The meeting was presided over by Mr. N. Chilson, of this city, State Vurdnunng Agent. ' Tho "Rallying Song" was sung by tha choir, and prayer otfcred by tbo Rev. C. H. James, pastor of the Baptist Church, after wltfeh "Work for th* Night is coming’’ way sung, when J. J. Woodman, of Paw Paw. Master of tho State Grange, was inlrodored. His •object was, •'The Objeetv and Aim* of onr Organteaticn. , Tho Patrons of Husbandry, from a nucleus of three or four men, ha* grown up to 30,000 granges with a membership of 1.500,VOO. Tbo grange originated iu Washingtou. It was Wm. Saunders, a Scotch­ man, who originated nnd pcrfoctod the work. He is a true type ol tho gen­ tlemen willing to [work for the good of his follow men. living as he did al Washington ho saw the noceasily for such an orgnnuation. Every other as- STS S' S upsetivs Of | m psrloc*.______ n™.,. ..., fraternal relation of tbs grange, nnd of ths farmers looking more to ths aurrouadiuga of thsir horns, nnd making it more attractive for their children. In­ stead of mmtting (ha idsa of book­ farming farmers should sneouraga it. Every occupation in rocioty tires its own prices; making tho tost of manufacture tho basis of price. Fanners allow oth* er oecunatioas to Mtablish prtess for their labor. Wa wish to cheapvn th. modo of 'doing buri non. Jualsolong aa one class allows another to think for tbcm, they will be upon a lowsr social THE ORANGE. plane. Labor is the soure. of all weatlb, and the laboringdasMi pay tho expenses of the world. We don’t want to break Mau Mealing at Battle Creek—The down merchants, but want to do away History and ^Object* of the Orange. with the credit system: He advises ths fanners to paytea they go, and do with­ out that you cannot pay for. Ho spoke of railroads nod tbo cost of transportation; Battle Creek, March 2tJtb, 1R75. and chwed by saying that their object A large mana meeting olgrangcre un­ wa* to bless sooety and correct tho der tho aospiccs of U&U Creek Union council; waa held at the Opera House s-te K»te=n"S« “S'". THE ALDINE PASSE-PARTOUTS. ADV1CC QIVCM BY M. FRBK Ctf qWAWCE C1SVASSRRS WAITED. THE ALDINE COMPANY. 58 Maidan Lane, New York. BRICK FOR SALE It'iu hr aicUru. Batinrt, Him I Ttaw, Detroit and Brand EapMz. Mloh DR. C. A. SMITH’S Rrlkantfi JAMES NESBET. *' *iuih£7*l,fc 4 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-04-21.pdf 4f261fef5cf23c006d3dbd5b1cb1c0dc PDF Text Text Tljs IVrJsucnil B\|l|<ei Coo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. HASTING BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. 1875. VOL. XIX. NO. 52. h’BSRal api fibres Cafij. lar clerks to die! Don’t 1 bog of you. over thing of clerking in any of its forms. Don't be salesman, a book-kee|M-r, a anything about the great mercantile concerns.— There arc nrixro to bo drawn, but the Kentucky Library was a certainty in comparison. Where one goto a prise ton thousand draw blanks, and a blank in this line of life is tho blankest thing in Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World Clasping her hands with delight, lit­ tle Flossy Green stooped down to exam­ .bildren of the city trader his charge. ino the delicate blossoms twinging to Ho wdlf take them ont of the street, and fro liku tiny bells moved by the place them where they will be eared toft south wind. Sh* was only a child, tor, have them educated and taught but atie had a quick eye for beauty; useful employment, on.1 maku of the and this first tight of the graceful street Arabs good and useful men and uvutaria was to hern glad revelation. women. There is no wider field of •■How pretty 1 how prettyI" she ex­ philaniiirophy or one in which more claimed ! and then turning to her eomgvcal can bo done. Tbo drunken father I a.«,u (no csa. 01 in. no.- Shoulder Spoke Call and .Spoke cent. longei than Samples. Their Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose, Cut or break. Lolptera ch.ld at wtU-if Meh1 a parent keeps control of iteichili U wiU bo not 1'orgh e fault. Tho Italian padrone who imparts young children, and trains them a* street beggar/, and tho whole ggKWrSSCS To Young Men from the CountryBergh in a new role—Beecher- from tho country Is to got iu some largo city, New York being, of course, tbo first choice. The young man who has to arise at four and go oat in tho rain or enow, a* tho caso may be, and do tho chore, on a farm, boforo tlio regular ' ' • - naturally doixarting and lose e»t city, and sees tho spruce vu with their hair parted in it standing in graceful atlitudi insaan. pleasant, ologaut jifo they leal, that ho makes up hia mind to got there himself, cMi-1 if he has narrn enough, ho doos it. I change for tho batter or not. No other firm usea thia Machine ns they are sole proprietors of it. None but IndianiusOlelimtA. T. Stewart & Co., tho largest dry ed Timber, and thoroughly uensoned, under cover from 3 to'5 y<ars, and put together by the l»eM ■ good dealers in tho United States, eraWagon Machines. Every Wagon fully Warrantee!. 1 ploy in their uptown store about seven y-iav--‘-T- m> raMoealils t,nn,. oat*.,"•« Itsiter S B*tl«r'» •tor*. faevlTS HEATU, SALISBURY ECO. /J CALL AND SEE THEM. . IBALXns IN FVBXITUHX. Vs-Mstery <Je«b. •*S S*n**»l Mlra-fasr* si’«». *•« DENTIST NaiWle, ■ Mich®!. JOHN STANLEY THE Hastings Drug Store You will find a lull line of Drugs,, Medicinee, Chemical", Pointe, Oita Dye* Stuff aud everything Iralonging ta a firs! clan Drag Store. Canned Fruits and Fish. Sitiital aii Malawi DENTIST Sweet’s H°Tel> T. De Witt Talmage, Edita. Free delivery and on time. Buifdings Torn Down i hundred salesmen of all grades These : men arc ruled by a discipline as rigid , as that of a Prussian army. They are I required to be oa hand at seven in the i tho morning to answer to their names at roll-tail, and take their places. If । they art- behind time a minute, that minute is charged to them and deducted from the! r salaries. Sicknou makes no iditfcrouce. They are require <1 to beat thior Dvsta from 7 a. tn., till 7 1-2 p, tn. Ifouo is absent, ho hut to say why. If it should be. sickness or auy other good I cause ho is mit dtacliarge-1, but bis time is I deducted, and there as no appeal allowed. The great merchant knows nothing of j the circumstances of lus men, car dues Help ! Help ! Help The spring limo lias come when orcrybody want* the house cleaned and paid for. Is iU Let us mo. The lowwalla papered, end tlio best place to g6i cot salary paid to regular salesmen iu this establishment is soren dollars per week, and the highest twenty 1 the great majority of them receiving from twelve' to fifteen doUara per week. Out of this twelve dollars tho salesman has to pay first, seven dollars t>er wook for board School Books, Blank Books, Thy arid Gift Books, nad everything in this line goto a room eight by ten feet, fa an attic, to please Old aad Young. and two minis per day of the cheapest aud meanest food that the chea[>est and meanest market* afford, cooked in tho vilest and most atrocious stylo poaaiSan<a Clans bio. Hia washing costa him not lee* than one dollar par week- -for cleanli­ ness ia required—which loaves him but four dollars. Then ho pays at least ono This is tho place to buy your presents dollar per wook for car taro, postage Wo have the best line of goods that tv ns over brought to Hastings. Call stamp*, and other incidentals, lenvixg and examine far yonreelf and you will him three dollars ta go on for clothes BUFFS, find dur stock complete. and such noyeltiee. Ho gate sick oecaWHITE B LAKS, Remember tho place, tho Old Stand, vionallr, and losing an hour now and then isfunartadablc, all of which make* sign of tho Gulden Mortar FRENCH SATINS, targe bote* fa his small salary. SATIN FINISH, To sum it all no, bo work*, like a and FANCY GILTS, galley-alavo throe hundred and twelve days iu tho year, twelve and a half hour* per day, and gala a most stinted living, and nothing more. Many a good-looking clerk in Stewart’s this day would exjxwo naked foot if ho took bis _ ■' ....................... boot* oH for going without stockings eave* the cost of baying and tho eo*t of washing And th* wearing of black scarf* to cover the shirt front is not generally a matter of taste. Tho shirt coats three dollars and the washing coats twelve and a half cents every limo. A black scarf and a collar h made to do duty for * shirt. Mad* at the And these poor fallow* daro not alriko for better pay, or complain in any way. Should one intimate a desire fur more, off gore hia bead, and a hundred stand ready aud eager to take his plane. Andwhat ta the ultimate reward for thia ?— Promotion cornea in tim» to three who On JEFFERSON STREET, oroi Runhave ospectal fitnus. and more than yen’s Boot & Shoo Stare. su;>erhuman industry and energy. In such an eetabliahmoni, if you Hr* long c*n s*d m* arsctaiuni *r copy enough, nark hard enough, aud know unruffiE, dtlauixu old ricrrwi. a enough, you cau gst up tbo maguiflWurulad. cent salary of twenty-four dollars per WMk! Young man. if you don’t like your JOHN C. BLACK, farm learn a trade, but avoid the countProprietor. BOOKS £ SDTIIIVim', headquarters. THE CHR5STUN AT WORK. Qysters received daily FLOOD FLOOD WALL PAPER SMITH, MANES & PRKSTON'S J. P, ROBERTS. HASTIIGS MARBLE WORKS! FINE^PICTURl3S 1 Cole & Son. At Granger Price! WING GALLERY, GROCERS OferarttitlkMimsilt fflcra B. F. CHIDESTEB, 31tf Agast ud Operator Tins USD UK I HUB Shingles, Lath, &c. OUw CoMlmllfi. a languid watch for it, unless ho forgets ! In starting on a journey, one must keep a sharp lookout not to bo left. There is nxma of the quiet sarrendor of these common cares to experionrod and trusty hands, which is tho best return 9 man gsts fur hia firn dollar, a day. -And it is a very good investment fur a host or clerk-tu make his personal oversight and good will fait by trifles. A courteous ■■Como and soe u. again, sir," whou a cu>toner pays hia bill, ba* ito iofluonoo Henry Bergh, who is bated by every two-legged brute in Now York, has en­ larged hia sphere of operations. He i has survived all the sneers and jibes at his Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and has pat the brute truck­ ' '" rn to a very de- Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. lion by so many |*up!o who refuse to believe a surd of Tilton, Moulton or Mrs.Jdoulton. 11, ccber danius point-blank tho truth ot every allegation, and professes to lie able to account for every letter or doc- satisfaction ul the world. I earnestly hope lia may, but I am bound to say he has not don>- It vi'I. To-day ho standi precisely where he did six months agu, oix-S|it tbat-his stat-manta have now th« .trungth that au oath in a court gives. Ho lias not nrcwun-.od fcr tho letters, or tho money, ar anything also connected with th? matter iu any way conclasiro. In short, to thw ordinary intellect, hu statemnato are too thin fur credence. I f ho is innocent of tho crimo charged, ho ix, and has -been, tbo moat simplominded, idiotic old, innocent that ever lived, and his friends would ba jnstifiud in asking for a guardian. If ho was in­ nocent, one straight statement, one sin­ gle, manly blow from the shoulder would have eesttored lhe conspiracy aad fixed him firmer than ever in the affectioas of his people. Hud lie been inmxjout ho could have (jelled tho allrgo-I Mtnbiaation, and could liare tns.lo Brooklyn too hot to liavo heht them, in two hoar’s lima, Iffttr. Bceehsr is innocent, bo is not the shrewd man the world has given him credit of being 1 When Whoa told, told, she ah. responded respoudmi with with a a ut«ta—» -i r. i-Oh! .qi-1 now 1 . tknow _____ all - about । ~Ufiod air: it. Cousin Frank rowed them. -I hoard graodpa say he waa sowing his wild oats, but I didn't know where. I wish bo d sow eomo ta my garden. I mean to ask him the next timo he comes." . An opportunity for this scon ottered. Frank Diasmoor was leaning idly over the garden gate, surveying the miniature beds his littlo eousiu had bordered with pebbjes, when she ran to meet him and prr furred her reque»t,.C____ _____ _ _____ , ... ■ ‘■Why. 1 mean so; grandpa said yon sowed wild osts, and 1 want all the pretty flower* in my garden. What midoyuu sow them away down by th* wood* *0 far off?” I got a lot of them; but I want eomo growing right here.” “Where are the flower.?” “In lhe aittiug-room.ita my own vase mamma gave mo last Christina.. Come in and *vo them." By this time the young rasn had a faint suspiaou of th* mistake which bad been made by hia pet cousin, and this suspicion became an assurance when, ditectly after, in answer to her eager quMtioning. hi* grandlather -told her that tho wild oat* he was sowing were of a ditlyront variety from those in her raw. , “What kind?’’- the then nskod.— “Won't they grow and turn flower* J" • No, my child, they will bear no flow- rny heart to have him do w. There son't l>e any flowers, but there'll be a dreadful h arrest that he'll haw to reap, if ho don't root up what he’s eowed.” The handsome face fiuhed and then pale ; the dark eyes flashed and then filled sith tears ; the-thia lips curled scornfully and then quivered with emo­ tion. Without any attempt to justify himself, Frank Dtasmoor wont bis way. But the eager questions of the child and tho solemn words of th<> aged trrandeiro were not lost upon him.— New reaulvas were fartnod. Henceforth new motives held sway overlheart and A National Freight Railroad. This phrase, hackneyed as it is. grows every yoM fuller of moaning. Lite in a city is not the same thing as it was ten years ago, before elevators, electric bolls, snd generous plumbing had brought the elemaute into thorough service for merchants and manufac­ tures, business, and everybody's homes. The luxury of bring is ‘attained in a first-rato New York hotel. Tho visitor alights from n' carriage at tho 'private door, enter, a high vestibule through which the broere sweeps freshly, warm in Winter, cool in summer, from cari­ ous ventilating works in tho basement. Tho marble or tihfi floor, th* wainscot­ ing of rich woods, tho frescoed eoiling, the stairs softly carpeted in warm colon, please the eye wherever it turns. A word to a servant, and a luxurious upliolstorod elovaior beam one to his room, which may bo on tho limt floor or the sixth; all are aliks handsome and con­ venient in fitting up. It is quite tho choice of many person, to take the npjw>r rooms for their grantor quiet, airi­ ness, and the view, which from the top of a tall hotel, spanning from tho green Jersey shores to the built up Heights of Brooklyn, taking in tho clustering pin­ nacles aad town* of tho city till the Harlom|b!ocka aro wrappod In mist, is br no moans a dispiriting sight to greet one by morning. There is little fear erf fire. Tho stairways are of stone, and the partitions filled with fire-brick, while the great boao lie coiled on every floor, to spring on tho first symptoms of fire in the rooms. Tho bath, the hair­ dresser, the news stand, the restaurant, aad lira physician are fa tho house. A •camstrcM is in . cal] fire the Indios who want hasty service on,their dresses. To obtain a carriage, theatre ikkota, rail­ road tickets and sleeping berths, one has bat to touch the magio button which touches tho electric wire in every room. WHOLE NO. 986. allowed to slip through her hands, it can never be won back by any efforts she may hereafter pat forth: The farming community aro equally inter­ ested in tho subject, aud take every op­ portunity at expressing their seatimsnta. Recently at Rpriufield, HL, tho Oboad Transportation Committee of the State Farmsrs’ Association reported in favor of an air-lino railroad from Omaha to New York, to be built and oontrolod by lhe General Government, giving the preference to New York as the shipping point, and making it an indispensable condition that kch rtad should bo sub­ ject to no side infl osnw« and uncon­ trolled by loeaLintorosts. It is rontondcd that such a road, a portion of which is already buil^ would shorten tho route from Omaha ta Now York eomo 290 miles; it woald^travorM the richest « — district 1:--!- in the •>_ — rid;; it it would farming world be direct and ---------.j • easy grades, and take 400 ton* of ___ -___ [ht more easily _ than 100 ton* can be catkisd by existing roads. We understand n serious proposition will be placed I before tbo New York Cheap T’ranspirtatiou Aaaoofation, for tbo aocouqilhhmcnt ol a similar pur­ pose, by private aubecriplious, under the auspices of | tbta awtomation, by the oonrtracUon ol a freight railroad be­ tween New Y’osk and th* West, to be under th* contool and management of Ums merchants *t Now York City and tbo fahabitantaof the districts altag thisproposed route. We most heartily oom mend this project, and -ould Ira pleas. 1 to aeo tbo marebanta of New York take hold of it fa such a manner as to lead to an iuunedtate and practical result. We think, however, that it would be duoovored ultimately that the best and most cffectivo moans of transportation by rail, would bo a national freight railroad under th* control of the G«v- too, .beef midnight . Sergeant Ma roe and eight men were oa guard. 1 vero wu refused adaaittaaca, aa t family did not wtah to be disturbed Can nay title to the gratitude* ot con­ ml1®exdateted i temporaries and posterity bo higher “You'll have noise etmugh before 1m| than fata? Can tbo disembodied spirits, ■fallowed to’look beck upon th* earth at tail and e&rt, bo .believed td look back upon anything mor* trnoiy pleas■ ng than tho having done roch a work, oed built such a monumont? fitsndtag one day, some years ago, ia Bunhill Fields burygroand,“in the east of Lon­ don, beside tho uobte tomb of Dental Defoe, erected by subscription among the children of England, and imagining "A large body of the King's trooue how gladly each of tboeo children gar* (supposed to be a'brigade of about its penny fa honor of the man who 1200 to IMO) were embarked ta beats wrote “ItobiMon ।Crusoe,” the thought from Boston. iM gone over to land cm came fata ntind: is there anytniagin th* Lcchmore’s Point (so called) ta Oatacapacity of man *0 well worth doing as bridge: and that it was shrewdly Mteas this—by seton wrtlten work to ptexso, poeted tliat they were ordered to ssm to instrtict, to benefit, to while away tbo boars of the weary aad the ennui of th* Idle -, and, dying, Mete behind Hancock immediately gave lhe alana, that work for th* oontiaued amusement and instruction ef ages opuo agos. wills and the village church-bell pealed forth tho nsuno of Aciiwer of the Young, In­ it. warning note. ; and font before tbs structor of Middle Ufa, and Consder of dawn of the 19th eno hundred and thfrty <w forty inhabitants of that town aad tho Aged f neighborhood had cellarted os the mm9neh, as admitted by ail tho world, i* tho ntac* held tn the eatimation of man­ mon. Among tho excited patriots was Jmiathan Harrington, the ifer. About kind bv Daniel Defoe, through ono ono’clock his mother roused him from work alono. though he wrote many oth­ ers showing great talent and fagonuity ; and such, quite as eortainly, ia ti*u>lace G,,ldxmith-uot so much a. Defoe, on arosent of a stogie week, as in all the walks of litesatnro ho has left enduring and well-loved monuments behind him, and yet in tbo mind* of thousands prin­ cipally, and in the rocoUoction of very many solely, a« lhe author th* “Vicar of Wakofiald.” In that one work seemed to bo dons the work Of an age, changing the [oputacregard from the free-spoken and nut always deeoroua rosnanrea of the time immfilatoly preceding him. aud .boatag that a book might bo popu­ lar ta the minds and mouths of tho worldly as well as tho virtneus and the pious, without containing one word to shock tho most shrinking modesty, or pain th* most eontifive fooling. In tho celebrity of that work, embodying tho simple affair* and trifling adventures of a country parson and his family, has Wo hero no Intention, hare, of dwell­ ing on the life of Oliver Goldsmith, though it was changeable and adventu­ rous enough to offer abundant field for examination. Sorni- of its salient points are well knows: that, ho waa born in Lingford. Ireland, fa 1731; a statute fa from of Trinity UoUngt, Dublin, now attvstfag the pride of his native land in th* fame of her child; that ha was in­ significant fa body, aad remarkably er, not to say not eeoblw hotao|y in that he traveled aver mhch of. the. European continent, with literally no tasani, oil on paying fcr hia food and shelter by a few airs from his Bute, of which bo was passionately fond and CudQhat he drifted eventually to idea, acquired fame, and th* friend­ ship of Johnson, Burke. Garrick, and many others whueo very acquaintance, was fam* ; bat nevsr became olherwta* than poor, and never lost a strange fancy for decking hia unlovely face and figure in ernamsnt of dress, calculated made by nature; that be died do^Jy regretted in 1771, just when t^o war of I tho Revolution was commencing; and j that through all, of pronounced ad­ versity Sand comparative prosperity, bo held tfceNove of many who beat know him, and tbo reepoot of by far the great­ er portion. Nowhere, in lhe London which for eu long made his home, u one so close­ ly reminded of Goldsmith, to-day, a* in the vicinity ot the Tomnle, the famous taw-chamben snd residences of that metropolis. On one of tho 'small courts of the Temple is pointed out, with natural pride, a chamber on tho second floor, in which one Oliver Goldsmith for a long time had his residonce, and where gathered around him, in nightly orgies of a mild character, if tradition is to bo credited, so many gay fellows with loud voice and addicted to uproar ions merriment, that ho received more cencivs of tho place were not more strictly observed. Poor old Noll 1 ho is quite enough naw, and very nearly ta the same neighborhood ; for in one of tho gravelled walks, immediately ia front of tho old Tmnpte Church, ones hold by tho Knight* Templar, a* ana of their principal house* to England, there ia a nameleae dab over on oft-trodden grave, and there lie* th* man wifo was one* *0 noisy. Many of the visitors to tho place know who sloops beneath, is.ota, and looks a* fresh and nice as »;>rTbg fluilror*. It is filled with the tucaAl of reading matter, prose and poe­ try- and is just such a publication m should bo welcomed fa every kooaabold in the Country. It ba* thoasoad* of friends fa every section, aad all spaak of it fa the highrat toras. Ttai coa­ tanta of tho May number are a* follows; tbo Pacific, with euoh lateral brain'nee “Beenes ntoow the Hadsoa“May as would give nil tho requisite facilitiea Ftowere;" “Tl* Fatal Gtora, er the to tbo outlying aecttons. As n stop tuwarda this and, wo do not know but that it would bo well far the Govern­ ment to aaoert its claims fcr help exIk. T>-~V».:i__ .1- __ 1 mfaation to act with the militia. was with difflcully that ha vu It cock, th* ta not ourbnrtatwa; w* befoag to the cabinetIt was nearly the break of day before he was peoMuM not to throw bimeelf into the >—4r of tauso of James Rood, in Buriington, a small neighboring town, and it wm while on their way thithor that Adams, on hearing the volleys of fire-anna «rf tho British, sad beholding tbo rising sun, exclaimed to Hancock, “Oh, what a glonous morning is thia!”—From •The Cuncord Fight.” by Frodeno Hudson, in HieywY Fyun ftr Jbf. cut State Boon! ol Agriculture, at Woodstock, Ct., Mr. W^afWarwfae. gave his reasons why he preferred the Short-Horns a* dairy stock to other breeds. He was of the opinionthat the nay. Ho feeds all hia cows ahae with grain and eteamed food aud extra He said he had one cow that gave 3,COO quarts of milk iu ton sxonths when cho was five years old, and that .aid, bad bemi jret drtad el, but w^aid eeou com. fa milk egWn <M cuuree, such a row will consume a large sawwU of food. The next best to have, be thought, is a grade Ayrshire wift svrigb 2W pound. W than lAShcrtHum : but he oauld no: see any perroptilde difference fa the amouatof femd wnramed by these two row.. H# could not **e but that one will reewire jus* aa much food a* the other, and th* KlwrtHorn will give from three to tour hun­ dred quart* at mdk more, year faa. tho Ayrshire and th* Klr.rt-liora ales wilt weigh nearly ene-third more. He said he bod made oUMnwttaM, ox they eame ta hta way. and this terfta rerolt. The f-hoTt-Horas tMk. as mwl milk from tbo .utan amuual of food aw �system and thu range between c.nu-e and effect which was aue te th. great else of the country and the variety of our Industrial intenota, aad ao as year after year pareed away without the craati, they, too, loot their caution and thought everything would go on as before. Tt\o trial came however and lab el on us. The exhaustion. the losses and dtstractf on of wealth entailed their inevitable con ecquende*. If that baa been tho result in the North, and are think tborv are few who will question It, it has been the prohibitory law, is unusually alringent. Under ita proriuoaa tbo Mayor aud Alilermeu of nay eiiy or the Select, , any person whom they deem unfit tor tho privilege; liquor shops must be elooed before 12 at night aud not open before six in tbo morning; liquors sold must bo ol standard quality and free from adulteration; nc salo or delivery of liquor shall bo made to n person known to be a drunkard, or to an intoxicatod person or to d minor, and li­ censes are divided Into fire ctaiiM. with fees varying from not Use than fifty to batno of Mrs. Ana 8. Stephens' new so­ ciety novel, now in prera and to bo pubhshod shortly by T. B. Paterson A Bros, Philadelphia. It will no doubt moot with great pcqmlarily as weU m have a very largo sale, for Mrs. Stephoas stands at the head of’American novelists, always teaching a good moral, and writing in a fascinating manner; and this, her last effort, fa fully equal to her cetebrated work, “Fashion ^nd Famine.” Among our numerous novel­ nits no one produces such thoroughly HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, good, because natural dialogues, and you can rarely make an seen rate guess al tho dsaouement in any of her novela. Infthis, as in some other respects. Mrs. Btepheha i» iufini'«ly superior to alt other writers of tbo present day.— ‘-Bxstha's ExcACDixrr’' will be issued in a largo duodecimo volume, at ths low price of 81.75 in morocco cloth, gilt back, or 81.50 ia pnper cover; and will The stock is Complete ia ovary debe for sale by all booksellers, or co[de« partmanf. Haring been bought very of it will, bo sect to nuv ono. tu any low, and the public will find it for their place, by mall, pout paid by tho I*ubUshers, "*. B. Paterson A Brothers, tivo, nnd ono reads chapter after chap­ interest to pstronix* us PhitedidphU. Pa., on remitting tho ter without being conscious thaf-he is nrice of it Io them in n letter. All of perusing mere fragments et.laloria ad­ Mrs. Ann A Stephens' Twenty-two dressed at diffoicnt times and under popolsr Books <e put up in neat box. varying circumstance* to different peo­ nr..-.. fjl . mF'r.. a ■ T -. i__ -J ple. All that man-i-lously strong and useful life, filled with such broad netiritics, snd operating with equal power in ao many department* of iabcr, i* un­ folded in these page* in tho simple, modast, cannot, compact cud virurou* language nf tbo man himself- No bio­ graphy, certainly, however skillfully chief richre disappeared Ida moment under the prociamatlan of Kraaocl|>a- In esse of damage done by an intoxi­ tlon, where the whois order of society cated person the liquor dealer is msdo WM Rubvertcil from top to bottom, anil liable, ani be Li further aubjoot to dam­ ages should lie psraut in selling liquor to a parson habitually itablo to iutoxisomething al a distance, but a devastat­ enti on, after wonting from a hutlicnd, ing presence in the fields, the rtore- wile, child, guardian or employer. Tbo bouene and tbo dwellings. When tbo liquor dealer it compelled to giro a bond future Macauly or,Bancroft comes u> of ono thousand dollars aa a guaranty retrace this period with tho cnndld |«-u of the fulfilment of the provisions of tho of the historian, be will not find any­ act, and in cato of notation is subject thing unusual In the disorder and dis- to a fine of not leas than fifty nor more than ono hundred dollars, or itupriauuNorth or South during the past decade, noy will be think anything dlffi-runt was fXMolble. Tbo truth fa, It la a mat­ six mouths, or by loth such fine and ter of wonder that wo have nil passed imprisonment. Tho bill bus just pavwd Lnited States, exclude slavery from its through the last ten year »o well an w* tho MusschuMtts senate by a rote ol of which «• hero before taken occa­ limits prior to the formation of a State have, am! that wo have made sncli gcx-d fdpdevn to eight, having previously sion to speak witla approbation, has uow reached its ulovauth and twelfth cum­ ConatiBmoftT pared! tho noose of Rapreeentatire*. bers, of tbo forty forming tiie scries; Douglas answered it very much as I anti we fool that wo am performing feared he would—even more boldly in nothing uwro than a duly in again rail­ the affirmative than I had expected.— ing public attention to tho oxcollonce of lie declared that “in his opinion the n publiration embodying ns much of people of a iTemtory could, by lawful noisily a» of merit. To find so much means, exclude slavery from their midst thoroughly excellent mailer, ao uncxprior to the formation of a State Con­ ceptiouably printed, nnd so handsome stitution.” He went on to say that reward complete reconstruction as we illustrated al the vc’.y loir price of25 cis. slavery could only bo upheld by “police might.and ought to hare done, but It regulations.'' End that theae reliaa There is eometitnea u sharp, uer number—is »om<rthing for which the does forbid us to groan over the action- fancy. ' struggle between ti e great ri­ Ixxir of readers have cause to bo grate­ of the past decade as exceptionally dia, feverish ' ful ; and judging from who: wi- uudorcreditable to tho American people, or ,val corp"ratwns, Lut the end of it ia stuut of the rapid increase uf cirvulathat they agree nut Io dieagre-*, and in any manner to dlspalrof tbo future. , tion, wo her.) nodoubt that they ore no. Even political matters ar; not so ba 1 aa Lmakn up, at least in juirt, Ly high Tho Miscellany,'us so may Loforu have and fares, lhe munry they hare many are ready to apprehend. The hfreight* lost by “catting indur ” i5>iupetitiou rymurlted, doos not protend to bo en• - --—’ •———j citizenship of lhe freedmen it alaitfih। between railways'," says Mr. Adam*, “is lirchr original in its routen'.s and pjakoeffectually prevent tho introduction of edbeyand injury, notwithstanding there tho , it into their midst, etc. medium through which cunsolida- up, but to blefid the very bsmt of original , When wo returned to ths hotel after are many at the South with a few North- tion and combination work thi-msclrca , tho meeting, Mr. Lincoln said to mi: ern allies who are conspiring agslast It. out" The competition of throw great ’ ‘•Wall, MadiU, how did you liks tbo The i«»plo tor a time may be deceived linos resulted in tho Saratoga romhinaway I bo^d my row with Douglas to­ bysueb, they may even give their favor ttl >n, and tho practical union of lhe Bal­ day’" “Mr. Lincoln,** said I, “before timore 4 Otrio with the other railway* is merely a question of time., Not only you spoke you had three chances out of four for tho Senate. Now I think Doug­ to guard against nil real danger from tho oxporicncw of our country but that las has three out of four. I am going whatever source it may be threatened. of Europe eatablishee tho thurcm. A > .---“ ‘h.t wlmt they back to Chicago in tho morning, and Tbo heritage* of the war are lodged in r...nt book by Cbnrlo. do Franquoville, ,h“ _!u *s— . . . jcia >“-u-r before been put lu the heart* ot the maaao-t ofiur people, “Tno Administration of Public Works alreadJ •a,J- ,l‘?» you have lot and they wUl not be given up under any ia England,” draws a forcible contrast ‘{I**,.Ao1' between tbo proven of railway build-1 A’** “'-hur in the circumstance*. Though many vlcfael- ing in Franco and England, and shows o!,u( “* vr,«,nal ,,,rt,cr’ M,t tudes, perhap* through many experi­ that tbo two different methods lead to c*rtalaIT Jour not ments like the one now being tried in the same aim,—abscn<o of competition. I l„?.,Or_.n!aIlr'a1’ In England, tho State does’almost noth­ will go steadly. preeistentljr on. and will ing. the individual almost everything, in triumph at last in the cooplete restora­ constructing a railroad. In France, tion of tbo Union, and the guarantee of tho relativo positions are somewhat tocould boat* thorn hurrahing and yolling like Indians for tho “Little Giant’* out equal political rights to all men regard­ vorsod When tho road is built, the less alike of nationality or cumpkxiou. English Government fixe» a maximum on tho street, whom they bolievod had routed Lincoln and won a complete probably long before the coming d -eadr- fore, requires tho stoppage of ono train a day at each atatiuc, and does nothing victory. Tbo reply Lincoln msdo to nio as hn looked a: me | The Election of Regent*. iwrvines nndftgulate* ovorj-thiag. In <"?; ’JH l*“* ’b° .^"nturo. with a most singular exprewion of a word. Franco ha. foHuddrn cumpeti»>'«hioreu.. and Under Hie above heading the Ann tion and dohberatriy created mononuli; th“ ^l«a«X ®‘*luc,'w?11'' "'V*11Arior Cburier oflaat Week publishes the while England has tria l to prevent m'o- ?'1 no‘ ,'c **“{ ,u than article printed herewith, and to which L—a----- j i— r-n-j .------•/._ follow Ibom to |ho cad. wo are safe in wo invite the spcctal attention of our assuming. Pionty of other and shorter rcadcro. Not eo much, however, with stories, inftretiing fee:*, tuttccllanic*. hottsvhuM locipcA, nu-i good reading generally, join with the lino pictures of who very naturally desired to be elect- I these nnmbero ia tasking nn n mast nf ed. as to Ibst of the Inturancr (bntpany most cqjoyablc and O"|Uiliy valuablo which sought by using Its influence.In reading, which should be favor of a parti.ular candidate for office widely circulated tlmnit has y»t found to secure a reduction of the tax empos- I ABRAHAM HEATH, SALISBURY & CO, LINCOLN. Letter from Mr. Joseph Medill of the Chicago Tribune—He Gives Some Interesting Remlniscensae of the Lincoln-Douglas Campaign of 1858. [iadIcm doing bualnra* la this State.— That thia lax Is now loan than it ought tobedoea not admit ofaalnglo doubt, Lincoln ihsd so framed his question that if Douglas answered it in the n*gntive, such answer would meet surely hare beaten him at the noils, and Lin­ coln must have concluded in his own mind that Douglas* ambition for lhe Preeidaacy was so strong aa to deter him from offending tho pru-slavory South by aosireriug it in the affirmative, and that hn had Douglas on the bonus It waaU struggle betwren two keen and powurfal /playsrs, oa the political chare -board, in which tho "lAttlo Giant*’ was outgvneralsd, and lost tho groatL-r game for which h» was playing—tho to mind lUZrecm^ great Senatorial earn ago, which have lain ' ax. agnru^ axrtr. Oncxno Txisrvx, March 10,1875. Mr. Jamas K. Magis : Dun Sts—I ackaowledgn the recaiat of ths photograph of “Old Abo." taken during that memorable jiohtical csismign of IS58. It is a moat excollswt lifamsM, and vividly recalls how he looksd al that time. doea not feel bls grief afresh aa bo thinks As you mention our msstiug at of the fate of that groat and good man Macomb, a number of incidents arc so cruelly slain Just aa be was emerging thsrahy brought back to mind. I re­ from tbo long-wearing burden of the war, and was oonaoUng himself with the thought of enjoying tho remainder of his days amid bls grateful snd re­ united countrymen T It waa not, how­ ever, of him whose immortality ia aeeurv eo long «a patriotism, principle nnd ’ on the Mb of April, 1M3, nnd Johnston on the 17th, so that the war may bo raid to liave ended Just about ten years ago. '« te the fimhton with many poli­ tician, to speak of this period a* ono outrageous combination, to swindle the public, that baa evsr dfagracvil this country wo bellevs, and wo think aoy insurance company connected therewith should be ^prohibited from doing any buslncre In the State by the poBllIve provisions of a State Law. and espoelaily a company which by corrupt means atricuv/ laws hare .boon rcpoalvd, and is others modified, as they were found te do inure mischief than good. The IN TROUBLE AGA! TO MANY GOODS ! Having- purchased the mammoth Mto^j Spooner and. Hepburn, at a large disconm we arc prepared to*offer special indue*, merits in UNDERTAKING ECLETIC BALM Why' we have more Groceries ihan one Firm can keep on hand and arc i-repa^ to sell cheaper than the cheapest. Best A coffee sugar only eleven cenu All kinds of Produce taken in exclinnge. CALL AND S£E US. hearty aud trholetouio work tliau this to place in the hands of tho young mon of tho present genoratiou. To a well dieciplituxi mind no work could be more fascinating. Lippincott 4 Co. publish it in lliroo valunid*. Their imprint fa always a guaranty of typographical ele­ gance, but three volumes oAibit such striking exoellesos in this particular that wo cannot ip'imui them without remarking upon their clear-cut typo, hoary paper nnd tasteful binding. Tho first vulnmo has for frontisyuecc no ad­ mirable portrait of Franklin, from apainting from life. Ly J. A. Dunb-MM m All persons indebted office, for Job Work,- A ing or Subscriptions, are notified, where other anc arrangements have no made, that their accoun be adjusted st once, or t be left with a Justice Peace for collection. W NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. business. TODAYS EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT! CRAWLEY & GRACE GROCERIES, ADVERTISE* We only want to sell just i HLTBIDIIED Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall .be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of CUSTO/UE^S EJfCtf Off. IN-DOOR AND OUT. BEATffULLY Himiffi) GRANGER HIADQUARTKRS! We dore not tel! the public, we arc making better work the ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fast. Wept terribly excited when we have too many gales, and now ana we have come down TWBUty Tl’C M12TS 03 BSCil BEflJ. we trembk a little been use you may nil come at once and Frustrate us to nod so thatwe cannot do any thine. We had. some talk with a mu: from California about sendttj him Thirty 4r.<- Top Carriages, and that almost unfits us fc: business besides the , ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, j Harper’s Magazine, with tho May Number, complete, its Fiftieth Volume and its twenty-fifth year. This nuuil>cr is one of unusual intensL Tho Editor's Ea«y Chair in a few words points, with just pride, to Ibojiast <4 tho Magazine, eejwvtaaly ita immediate past; but this number is mom occupied with the-relobrulimi of our national glory than of Harper's wrltalcaerved prosperity. It opens with a graphic a mJ complete story of the Concord Fight, by Frederic Hudsun, illustrated with twenty-eight en­ gravings, including tac-riniiles ofEmerson's poem aad of IxragfeUow'a "Bide of Bam Itov.-re.” Tufa Article is pecul­ iarly timely, boiag published on the eve of tho celuUratiuii of tlm centennial nn CRAWLEY & GRACE. 5INGLE CQl*rE8 TEN CENTS, (Three Xli'nlha Twenty -Five Cunts.) 9E0.E. BLAKELEE , PnWisher, NOTICE! as'l&Wj'E’-i Richard Messer, of Carlton, Ground was brokn in lent week, for tho now jail. Wffl. W. Colo fa the uow Supcraor of Aaeyria township [was th* locksman last .July, that got the (?utter. Ke won'* llct him draw this year. •“He is tootlut^y." Warning the people not to fame dll at once, we- are very Basinraomcn nntidpoto n l this otNUon. Hope they ore J. L. REED A CO. Truly Yours. Tho C. B. 4 Q- railroad nb titotnad NOW IS YUOR TIME I _ In nnuth -r aud tuorv im]>ortnnt sense । ia lianier o’lvbratiug our conteunia!— | m its First Century Seriea, which is in­ Wagons and Buggies. tended to bv a cumploto exposition of progress ia crary department of our na­ tional Ufa. Tbo Seventh Paper of the scriow. given iu this numliar. is a con­ cise history of our Agricultural Prognas, contnbutnd l.y Profeasor William H. Brower, of Now flavan. The publish­ ers announce the following as tho re­ maining article* of tho Scries; Develop­ ment of Mineral Hmoureaa, by Piofes Shop on Jefferson Street, north of eor T. Hterry Hunt, Urouth aad Distributiou uf the Population, by Francis A. Hastings Hotel. Walker ; [Cotun.crcial Development by Edward Atkinson; Monetary Develop'-ment. Izy professor William G. Bumnor, Tbo Experiment of the Union, with ita I'roparationa, by the Iter.- Thaodoro D. Wooleay, D. D.; EdncatitMial Progreae, F.ugvno Law roues: Scientific Progrvei, by F. A. P. Barnard, U«. D.; Progress in Fioo Arts, by 8. 8. Conant; American Literature, by Edwin P. Whipple; American Junspradence; Medical and and Sanitary Program; Humanitarian Program, hyC. L Brace; Socialistic Development, by Charles Nordboffo Mannora cf the Century, by Georg; William Cnrtis; Religious’Dorvlopmoul, by the Rev. John F. linrat, I). I) James Parton ronnibutM to this number an article on “Caricature in tho Itariuin Period." with fourteen rare nnd no irfttv BMlk-wwt '■.ntr1*?!o‘Zr.'«T,i" snsx am? Jirx. —«hdby8tato oaraenhip of port of tho-lines which plan Mem* ta work well. Thus in Germany, the Empire owns several trunk hues, and operate* them ; tho Kiugdomof Prussia owns nnd opamtua Marly half tho roads; Bavaria o wus all but a few branch or local roads Several of the other Gentian Hiafreown a part, and, taking the whole Empire togetlibr, private rotopanleu do not op­ erate more than one-third of the raiL ways. Tbo competition of the Govern­ ment roads rogulale tbrlr tariflb, but the Stataw slao dictate rule* and rogulatiom. Bclrfutn owns and o;. era tea onehalf of the tollways In hoc Kingdom. Uolsrd has built most of her roods, and then rented tbo use of her tracks to different campan tea, which take them subject to strict regulations-, about freights and fisrea. In all tbwG coun­ tries, tho Idea of State osmerehtp hi more or lea* perfectly realized. It is doubtful, however, whether 8^ato own­ ership I* a possibility under c-ur politi­ The Hou. S. 8. Cox coiitiuuea his cal ayeltuu, whore rings aud cllqunr Job iiiostrated paper* on American Humor; everything. State mipervtelim <m the and-Emilio Laatetar contribute* anoth­ MaaMchuaett* and Minnesota plan er iiistallmesl of hia eerioi on the Re­ eeca» to be the beat possible method of publican Muvwaaial iu'Earopc. direst interference with railroad man­ Rarely hsa there appeared so charm­ agement which bai ye: l>ecn tried. ing a renal rfaucy a* Mts* Thackeray fa Tbo moNtcffbcUve method of provenI tag axtortlou, fiowyver, in thia cooutry 1» to secure the oauijx-Ution of voter­ This number contains three excellent ways against railway.. When tbo Erie Canal to open, intern freights on- low short stone*. ’•Tho Judpo's Daughter," U>o competing railwsyn. When by Vrnrinui W. Johnson ; "Nobody but the Erie season etasre, railroad freights *Jane Koaaitur.” by Fannie Hodgson Barn?:t; end "Kaly," bv Sarah L Bur­ ton. The poetry fa contributed by John which ’trill be given away to our Customers about the middle of September next, has nttendenev to make more trade than** Tho Three Graces, ----- twer. SEED AND PLANTS. True Cap Ced CrulHrrf. mn for U»l.arieele.4. -r Uv C.f'lV. The PASS FOB SALE! Gent’s Clothing. :■ 1 • ' ; ... . •S?^--“rAW2^ U. 8. fiaustor Ingsls, of K been utterly ruined by a whom ho endorsed heavily. Tho railroad traffic at t timaiv simple enunmra., an road men have smiling fams lw.s wo muin mu Trunks. Travelling Bags, Edward A- Holbrook has tho late residosco of F. D. A has taken up his quarters th 8. R. Wolb, the well .kno of the phrenological firm of Wells, died on Tuesday, age Mrs- Hand 1* making * tins* is and additions to h on the corner of Jefferson 1SDCSTOAL EXIinrnOX I' l)~ PREMIUM BOND orjru new iMHimuL EmanM m Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest Come and see n lias'.lug*, Hept., 9lh 1874. for Yourself s- GOODYEAR & CO. Perpetual World's Farr. IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTEI L W. Vroomaa is buddie tion to his rwidsoe. on up way, and otbecwiae beai Gro. W. Buckley. Esq Creak, h» just otartsd fo California, toreUbiish him praeticu of ths tew. Don’t bo in too much yunr smnnxr chithing. It oral week, yet before w<; usd pleasant weather. The earnings of the Mfah ern railroad from January 14 this year were •S,455,M �Bm"* Tn« Union protracted meeting* are being Counell roam* on call of the Mayor, on held at Grand Ledge. Th uroday evening. April 15th, ISfi. Clinton County voted tlCJXO for a Pr**»nt—Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen county Jail, at the Into election. Dnwaon, Jordan, Dolph, Evan*, Fuller, Rev. Mr. Bardwell has realgaodhi* pastorate of the Congregational 'church tempt. A forger, a thief, a liar and a drunkard. All th*** have b**u, and can be proven, and with this explana­ tion wo la*v* tho reader* to juugo of how much weight hl* ravinn should bar* with reepectable people.’r In assuming the duties of Mayor to whieh I bar* been re-elected, I herewith present a ;iarttal statement of thcaffiilr* of the City, and such ■uggestioDa and recommendation* aa I think proper. The folio wing is thsir retraction of tho above taken from the ZTeaw Jeanuf of April 15th •rxtsts “'In our issue of the 25th ult., we vublished an article in ichich we made very se­ vere charges against the character of Geo. M. Dewey, editor of the Hastings Re­ publican Banker. The arti­ cle was written and publish­ ed under a feeling of resent­ ment for certain things pub­ lished in the Banner, and under an undue excitement, and would not have been publishsd'by us had we taken more time for consideration, as we have no evidence that any such charges are true, the publication of the article was not Justifiable in any All persons indebted to thia Tbo above articles publiebod iu the 2Toaw Jowraal scarcely need any com­ ment, aad are a virtual octalowlodge­ ment that they were conceived, and are but tho ou'growth of th* narrow mindc.lncss and contemptible spirit of party jealousy and hatred, which teemed to culminate iu the issue of tho 25th ult, placing u* before tho readers of tijat paper aa a monster guilty of nearly all tho crime* known to tho calender of hu­ man wickodoMCaud left ua bat one of tyro courses to pursue in the matter, either to a»k tho editor* of that paper to show before a court of justice that thiir «ka- Contingent Fend Dog Tax Fuad Fire Department Library 2d Ward Highway Fund The Baptist Society of Grand Ledgv have engaged Rev. W. M. Jenkins, re­ cently of Bath, to net aa pastor of th* ctatreb. Work was commenced on the atv asylum at Pontiac on Monday. The work will bo pushed through aa rapidly as possible. ■ tbo removal ef such bodies after thirty 1 day* from thia date. They will bo remored» tit* so-called fro* boryiag ground of too Riverside Cemetery. AU unknown bodies will bo buried in tho Pottars field. Dated Hastings, April 14, 1875. Wx. 8. GooaTtLM, Mayor. Attest, Joxx M. BzMxta. your notice Itio Fire Department. They have now a good ..nd reliable orxaniaaUon, and abould bare our encunrage- Wheat, and were quite unanimous In tnejt and protection. putting Diehl under lb* ban. "Brevet 1‘rUoti Chaplain" la what the 1 would recommend to your ,c<malderation the Highways leading Into lhe Ross, who was aentcuccd a abort Ilin* City. They should be put In a goo! and since from Berrien eoutity |to a term of paaaable condition. five years nt the State Prison. The Kalamazoo park Mnoclatlon have hung up a pur»c of 8W.fttX). to tie trotted L. Eggleston, president; D. J. Robin­ son, secretary ; H. C. Reed, treasurer. The Detroit |-o>loflicv collected pott­ age on new*papers nnd [>erlodie*l* mall *d from that city during tho month of January, amounting to fl,Ml 45 ; this amount 1* only exceeded by six cities In to read a treatise on tho hair, which ia I Plaster, th* best quality, for published by R. P. Hall 4 Co., Nashua, W. T. Eaan S'. H , who send it fre*, upon applica­ per ton at tion. They are tho proprietor* of Hall'* Try tbo cheap one price store Vegetable Sicilian Hair itenewer. We learn from it, tbo hair, in a perfoet ala to of health, i* constantly falling out, and new hair* grow from th* same tube*, but, in rase of any disease of tho scalp, or by tbo use of alcoholic pre­ parations, tho (hair-tub* become* con­ tracted at ita mouth, and prevent* the iii-rr follicle from reaching tho surface. Thoir preparation will create a perfect­ ly healthy condition of tha eealp. and, by ita tonic propertias. will preserve and strengthen tho roots of the hair.—[Stateman, De* Motnea, Iowa. (tend by our own ideas, conviction*, and D. O. Robinson. opinion* in contradiction to the idtas aad opinion* of other*. Standing by T. Eastman­ the right, a* we understand tho right, Constable Prickett. D- R. and according to ethers the same liberty John Hotchkta*. By Aid. Hick*— we claim for otwstlf. 4 Wm. W. Colo ia tho newly elected Superset of A**yrin township. hia death by Hon. Henry M. Dean, late Bu»ine*a men anticipate a lively trade this acaaon. Hop* they aro right. ctroful ptraual of every reader of tho The C. B. 4 Q. railroad abolishes the ' fast freight system on it* road alter May Bsxxxx. On motion Connell a IJourned. Joirx M. BcaaMka, Recorder. donbl that iu the future as in tbo past, under hi* management our city will becn utterly ruined by a halter, for whom bo endorsed heavily. The railroad traffic nt tha present time is simple enormoua, and the rail­ road men hare nuiling frceeEdwatd A. Holbrook has purchased tho tale resMoaoe ol F. D. Ackley, and has taken up bfo quarter* there. S. R. Wall*, the well .known member of tho phrenological firm of Fowler 4 Wells died on Tucedsy, aged 50. From a private letter just received we loam that Hoary W. Belding, late of thia city, is now Principal of th* Geneseo Business Collage, located at Lama, Livingston County, .Naw York, and ia prospering finely, which will bo pleasant news to hia many friends in thia city and vicinity. HASTINGS. MICH. rich; for'Snpwiatendoat ot School*, Samuel It. Willison ; [for School luprctor, Spanrer H. Pratt; for IGgbway Commfosiracr, Adam Elliot; for J usti, o of th* Peace, Nathaniel Stawson; for Constable, Ara W. Aldrich; for sextons, Jams* Cross and David IL Modiior.—. Th cro was elected for Constables. Jarno* Stork*, Charlo* Snyder, and Randolph Polly but th*y did not qualify, and the earn* ia true of Albert Adam* elected Justice of the Peace for three year*, and Isaac W. Tolle* elected for one year. Tho officers are all Republi­ can except the Treasurer. ■ 14 thia year were I2.465.9W; for the umo period last yo«r, 38,482,752L, D. Gardner is busy improving lhe second story ol the po*tc«oe block, and building'* set of out-aid* stair* at south end--* dasirable improvement. Attention is naked to tbo edvertiiwrnent of Mia* Hottie M. Bcxdt At tha east window of (he store of Barber 4 B-rilcy, you can see a display of her taele It i* proposed to kav* a grand cek- In trimming hata, snd of to her goods, and it will be a pleasant eight to th* tho book, but which was not there when Mr. Grace picked it up. What became of tbo money fo not dear, bdt oae thing is sure the bookend all U* content* ta it came into the.taroii of Michael Grace, CALL AND EXAMINE. Hopkins & Barnes m* Wwr UndSr. AfW 11 a San- With the*, national precedent* iraci# them, sub-gowrurneuts—colonies, states, cilice, counties, and ton us —have adopted th* poruirijus practice of hero rowing money, especially in the United Statfa and often for purpose cf quest'onabl.i pn:>itaty, until government aud municipal tax-Lnrdcn* bare boeotno matter* ot the gravest import In view.of thcee facts, and tn older to roach and xiriko st the fonntoiu bead, Tiw> Republic urges a general more- U meat among the nation* fur th* sup- , prosaiou of tho war spirit and the in- * auguration of ao International Petre* ' Policy, and suggests the a-acmbling of a World's Peace Congress in Washing-, ton in Juno, 18’0. There appears to b* Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this Ci/y which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. W’e have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. &c., ■ffc. Give us a call. Hopkins L Barnes. Hastings, Dec 15. 1S74~ Local febjipe;? p«tice$. meat, aad if onoa innuguratod and car­ ried out in gool faith, the result could not foil of permanent benefit to tho en­ tire world, in the admnccmont toward a higher and happwr civilization. Th* April numbar of tbo Atlantia is unusually attractive. A most notablo article, which will largely interest hu­ manitarian*, Iwing Dr. O. W. Holmen's paper aa "Crime and Automatism," in which Huxley’s theory that man is an automaton, is brought to bear upon th* criminal classes. Certainly it suggest* the question, "Who has made the* to differ?’ , In considering tho question to what extent tbo tendency- to crime is inherited, and in what xianaer crim* should bo punished by tho State, Dr. Heimos touche* a problem of whieh wo areas yet on th* harder land. Itocxx Docx* Eeos.—Mr. J. 8. Van Brunt exhibited at our office oa Monday . same Rouse Duck* eggs, of issuteth* largest measuring 10 by 7 1-3 ini**, aad weighed 4 1-3 cunoe*. He ha* egg* from thia variety of duck* for solo at 14 n dozen and they era cheap at tin! price, a* compered with what tho cost iu the Eaataru markoati and the price the matured duck* -...................................................... will bring. Ho hu elan for aaU on reaacnablo terms Light and Dark Brah ma and Diack Hamburgh eggs. Reaideace on Jefferson street near the aautli- W«.) NOW OPEN I lutft slips ot tho . 4 Co. 50w4 Johnson'* Anodyne liniment may ba administered,tojchildren with'perfacfsuc ivj*, in cast* ofcroup, whooping-cough, iutluonrs, and almost any of th* disease* to which they are liable. Barry- Through th* kiudnoea of James M. Messrs. Harvey Wright. C. G. Hol­ brook nnd -Jame* A. Sweeroy are at Mr*. Hand is making souls altera­ Lansing arguing the caa** 'noted two The Kalamazoo, Lowell 4 Northern tion* in and additions to her property weeks ainne, aa l>«ng pending in the Michigan Rrilroal ia now^ every day on tbev corner of Jefferson and Court Supreme Court, on appeal and writs of becoming more and more a reality in­ emr from lhe Circuit Court for thia stead of something talked of. Tho con­ county. ___ tracts are all lot on the Hosting* Mr. Bower is (making arrangemsnta Division from Hastings south, and tho way, and otherwise beautifying hia to put in a hundred, barrel cistern ia company ia now receiving bids oa th* the roar of our office, for our ua* in balance of tho Kalamazoo Division.— Geo. W. Buekloy, Haq., of Battle connection with our angia*. It wiU be Profile and apecifieatrana with Col. Creek, has just started for San Jo**, a great convoairace U) us, and in case vf Dunbar. Secretary at Kalamazoo Th* California, to establish himself in th# fire ia thia part of th* city might be of work let lately at Hastisg* is to contraclars H. 0. Carter, H- King, A. praetko of tho law. tasting public benefit. ,_______ Benson 4 On, and R. Miteh*fl, all cf Don’t b* in too much hast# to «l<» A aefla&d spelling aobool social will your summer clothing. ' It may b* sev­ bo hold at Good Tomplara Hall on Fri ­ eral week* yet before we bavo eoutia day evening of this week. Admission ued pleaaant weather. The earning* ol the Michigan South­ 10 rente. Don’t fail to b* in attendern railroad from January 1st to March once. Ibero was hu of fun there last w. wmit to any friend in to* township* of Amyria trad Maple Grove, for a bat of th* towr.hia heels nro c^uxJ by toe trading: ship officers and th* namaa of th* B*oa the sexto by John Deanu. trying to get him to axbacribo for tho Journal— Oppression after eating, headache, nervous debility, are tiro effects of indi­ gestion. On*, or te 6 at moat, of Par­ aona’ Purgative 1511* will give imme­ diate relitf. any former period. 'Ten government!, namely: France, Great Brittan. United State*, Italy. Spain, Austria. Russia, Germany, Turksy, nnd India, owe twenty thousand milliun dollar*, nn amount which, to bo tran*[K>rtcd in gold from New York' to London, would re­ quire a rc**«1 to make over thirty voyage* acrot-v the Atlantic, carrying ono thcutanl tons of gold at each trip. And thi* cnormou* debt-burden Im* fore cur roaderstho'names of the oSctra Tho inaugural of Mayor of Goody*ar elected in tho township of Barry as folpublished in another column, fo a fair on Broad- and candid Statement of the financial For Supervisor. Wil iian> P. Sidman ; condition* of our city and ahow* that the fo Township Clerk, JamJ* M. Cadwol- women to act ua Notaries Public in that BABBER & BAILEY'S STORE, Myl '7 ness to make it. We admit (and wo hare no doubt but that our reader* will agro* with us) that we have our fruits. Tbo remintaocuce* of President Lin­ coln from th* pen of Hon. Joseph Medill, the distinguished editor of the Chicago THJww. and tho poem in Com- MAfflOOD BOVLOST, ffllBBW)! cry will cure a Cough in one-half the time ueeoesary to cure it with any other medicine, and it doe* it. not by drying it up, but by removing tbo cause—sub­ duing the irritation and healing the air. cted parts. For all case* of Laryn­ gitis Hoarscnoia. Suppression of the loos of Voice, Bronchitis, Severe Chronic or Lingering Coughs, it will be fouad to A World's Peace Congress. Tho official Irands of th- Recorder, Treasurer. Marshal and Constaldta were In a carefully prepared »lati*tical preaented and the auntie* approve! aa on the Errors ol Modern civilian­ pa|>er cism* throagh tho column* of our pa­ follow* : Of the Tleeordcr. IL J. Kcnfleld and tian, the Itapublic Magarino lor April; per, while they may have been injudi­ published at Washington, slow* that Gold 115. cious and perhap* too aevere, we will TreMurvr, N. Barlow and C. S. Bur. tho Groat I’owera arc carrying larger A good time to repair fences and ton. armies to-day than at any former peri­ od In the world's history. It is also Baby cab* are soniowhxt fashionable Constable $ wartbout. J<r>«*>h Odell actor of a fallow mortal- We foci it to this spring. . and standing armies national Indebtedbo oar right and duty nt all time* ta State. NewYorkStyles Tho question has often been asked Milwaukee Railroad, resulted In placing by those interested, '-Can 1 have my the Railway in the bauds of a receiver gray hair restored to it* natural color, —Mr. Trowbridge. without coloring the akin? and can my May<*- .Mlchr, died on Friday. This la the In. gsnlous gentleman who wa mentioned Minutes of previous meeting were but a few weeks ago ="_ having complet­ read and approved. ed tho moat perfect calculating machine On motion of Aid. Hicks Hie rules yet made. The Instrument had not yet ’ and regulations of tho old council were been brought before, the publie, but adopted, ns auctkby this council. ter or good standing of any one, thou private news of It had apparently satlsOn motion of Aid. Hicks nil orders to him wo fool that an apology is due Mr*. Atkinson is mal pair* on her dwelling ALL THE LATEST The South American wool dip thia year show* a deficit of nearly 20,000 bale*, which will mak* it all the better for American wool grower*. With this wo ate content, with anything ed to build a now church- FASHIONABLE IM The Maine Fanner expreesss th* opinion that leached wood ashes are worth 20 cents a bushel, tan miles from the plae* where they are to b* used. -^nd ever hope to be willing to give and lake with political opponent*, and if at with safety Jaxac* M. Cadwaltadcr baa our thank* for personal favorsi Th* Methodist of Muir have broken ground for a now ehureh. Th* Mcthodtat* of Albion have rreoh j HATTIE M A corroepondont of the Rural New Mesas*. Crawtoy 4 Grace hare th* Yorker state* that h* has kept apple* agenajr cf Durlo* 4 Co'*. Balsam Fir Chewing Gam ; something entirely n*w yard district." between Charlotte and in thia market It folbld for-85 cents a stick, and with ©very stick is given a Eaton Rapid*. The poeengcr travel U dally lucre**ing, the lucre**'.' being more marked on ADVERTISEMENTS. LOCALS SPECIAL NOTICES, up town ticket office In Detroit, corner of Jcffbraou Ave, and Griswold street. F. M. Cowie*' 8wro and Stock of Dry Goods, at Lanalng, and two amalicr building*, were tin rued Wednesday office, for Job Work, Advertis­ ing or Subscriptions, orc hereby notified, where other and special arrangements have not been made, that their accounts must be adjusted at ouce, or they will be left with a Justice of the Peace for collection. We mean or in their own paper to publish a re­ ately. Gentlemen, In conclusion, letoul'altn traction of the charge* made, stating a* be to economize all our expenditure*, business. TO-DAYS NOTICE. State Attain. The following it th* closing para­ graph of an attack ou th* editor of th* Bsxxm which appeared ia the Zfaau /•sraal of March 25th nit. DARK BRARIA COCK BOM AND IKK LADY L„... OWNED BY W. K. BARBER, Hastings, Mich. Eggs for Sale, from Light and Dark Brahmas, and Partridg Cochins, at $5.00 per dogen. ONLY 45 DOLLARS! Thi> apace belosga to W. T. Eastman, dealer in Limo, Piaster and Agricultural Implmenui, Arc. For What? The New Improved Beck-Feed KLORKNCKSKWISG MACHINE. �RAILROAD ; at the mo*t extraerv* market gardsoet* । of the Connecticut Valley, buy* large . qnaaatie* of manures, and know* how to apply them isteaigwnity. He said. ! that stable, or barn yard manure had 1 always given him mor* eslisfacsinn than any of the commercial lertiiimrs, al­ though be^ had beam Tbs' tesssk sM Iks Dte st • Lcfa<. and they had served a g^d purpoee in stimutetiag hi* erope, Mr. Judd advfoad more atteatica being paid to th* method* of makinir nnd increasing th* quantity of stable manures, aud gave ccmpariwiM of their diBn- it valus, and how -ibtnised. Ho said the more nutritious food fad to the naimal, the mor* value in ' —■ — madi largely fromi graia fad, sraa worth from bay aad root.. I by experiment*, that a caw fad on good hay and grain. — _ wiU, make ten lbs{ of solid matter, to luO lhe. ot urine, but when fad cn Lay alone, only six and uno.half lbs. of solid ex- ' rremeat Manure made from green feed ia not worth more than one-half as much as when the animal ia fad on dry watte telas.se ’ *a4 tvs u*ua M Mr. Juu.l gnro his methode of »pplying manure*. For tobacou, plow m i twelve cords of stable manure early In tb- spring and then after cross plowing tho tend about the time the tobacco ia set. In treating gross lands Mr. Jndd ronsdend it more valuable to turn ic over aad re-eoed rather than to apply I manure for top drosaing. For a pre­ mium crop of potatoes, be would plow and harrow fine, and drill three aad one-half feet apart as desp as the laud ‘ ia plowed, dropping the seed in the fur­ row,-aad drop manure a: the rate ot four coed* to the ncro on top of the eeedFour rords of manure to the acre yieldcd him last veer 200 bushel* of potstoes. Mr. Judd believed that special I rrope and- garden vegetables paai in proportion to tbo amount of fartilixers used aad, the rapid growth, eo at to get them into market early. Davis IL Clark of Euthamplon, an­ other extoasivo market gardens/, j thought that farmers could eooipoun d their own fartilixsrs with groat scomimj. ’ or get tb«m made by a formula pre­ pared by I*rof. Ville of Franco, or Prof. Stockbridge of th* Massachusetts Agri- i cultural College. Ily tbow formulas, I prepared for special crop*, th* want of' th* crop is supplied iu just the 'kind and quantity of fartilixing* elanwnt* ' POUTM. jt&s .860,000 00 8TOPTHAT COUGH! Medicated Cough Candy. NOTICE. U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES. Mayjl, ITO, to April 30. 1.17a. IN VALUABLE GIFTS! L. D. SINK’S IT2»J REU UEAR MOKTBE r KHEfflH! TWO GRAND CAPITAL. OF $5,000 EACH IN CASH. {acHiiasm j MOST EXTBAORDHABY Ayer's Sarsaparilla MICHIGAN MICHIGAN CENTRAL R- R- Grand River Valley Division GaP. MSCl Jiratmt UnB MBffl .WmSSUraFERAilfflD Wc-manufacture aud funiuili at Ipw tirtvr. Pulleys,* Shaftln*. C«at4fa»* ■ Hangers, also furnlali ILltlng. Gum liter. Ac. FurtbeRUriaruiatfon wit! lie ebeerfaUy given by mJdreodng th.- injia’ssuroi J AMES LEFFEL *t CO. . SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. Eton?tan Millftr tat tea AFikEeitiaeiawiagtEiioa. use of these material*, the erop can be increased very largely over barnyard manures He also believed in the um fish guano, uni it was bettor to compost bsiss i* isr mm s*M*r *c ai We called aa aS old Wythe other it with mnek. Mlle J. Smith of Hmilh's Ferry, epoke day, who, when we- were a boy. wo SSUW-SkS :te^rn?w»nqasTi Lrowssin knew as lhe wife of a large (armor, and of tbo great waste in barn-yanl mithe mfatres* of tL* largest dairy and nurrw. Barns should bo constructed so msTissi tho tidiest tarmlunise ia the parts la as to save .-.11 the liquid* from the itatlowo day a her house swarmed w.lh bio, aad by the use of abeorbrnt*. it ■ children and work-folk*, ami her hus­ band’s farm was the plantation on ■ saving. The manaro could be farg-!v I P«rfa»|w|w.uniaqair*e<A.a JtiriMaOM whieh they found home** and a liveli- increased by making cornpovt heaps. Anws l*e-l CsmsnsefaMv. T>m«*. Kssism hcud. Since then her husband has died. using all the nmterislj that car. gathered from / the . farm, and mixed and gone out into the world to follow serapinge of tM barn-yard. In the appliratiou of manures, Mr otbes pursuit* than farming, and the old platu has passed into other hands. I Smith le-lieveain ptowing nut over «ix . uShe lives ia a village clone ; near by inches deep: tens for coarse manures, or her live a eon and a" daughlor. Years spread an top and harrow in. w a« to * " at work bare wrinkled her brow aad bare the cianuro near the suaface. advernd tier hair; her step has bwt its Grans tend* are best iertfiixed by being lightnros, and her cjo its kaonness. f*be i» an old lady * bo. as *ho express*-! it, "needs throe .lays to do twelve hours’ work in ” Knowing this, nnd know­ ing, too, that she ho* t»i only an abuts- farmer" could irsa proparr4 fortUiivrs. dance of this world’s fools but that her that enuj.l be relie-1 upon, sama a* barn ( children would be glad to supply all her I! yard manure*. The analysis of barn need*, we were somewhat surprised to ।, yard manure, or par* animil rxervenent find her in the barn feeding a cow, and i showed that one ton amfaiut-I HOOlbs. , lecturing oa gluttony to an uneasy pig | of water and 40u lbs. of carbonaceous who was playin g the part nf Oliver matter, sc there was but 200 lbs. in a Twist over an empty trough, t’ponour single ten that bad any fertililing ma­ expressing this surprise she read us a ’ terial of value, and the redneti-m of sermon, which, if it interests oar read­ that by chemical analysis gave the fol­ Ife keeps constantly on ers as much as it did us, will justify us lowing proportions: ' hand Mo. 1, Piano* ranging in recalling it: “Yes, as you say. I am a st actually in pries from $£50 to $180(1. obUgsd to do thia kind of work, and JlUo, Jlgent for famous perhaps I am foolish for doing any, for 1 havo got some money, and 1 might go whole can bo L< ught for about far aad live with the boys- But they have about tt in it* pure chemical tonu. all got wives, good wives enough, but Mr. Phelpa also *aid that tho fartility their ways are not my ways, and I have i. which u roqnind to aatee an aero ot toManning and Burdett Or­ been mistreri ot my own bouse t-.-d ' baeco or that an aero of tobacco exlong to give up anil bo a boarder or a' MuUm!*, eoold bo replaced i» chemicals gans. visitor in anybody’s now. Ife noarlv at a «wt not enroodlag fifty years since I began work, sad I H. C. Haskell of Deerfield, wa* buy­ ing tobacco stems at a coat of |2O per tun, aad tobpeeo dost for about 111) per ton mere, wbirh ho eansideroJ cheap as compared with other fi-rtilfaers. He bad applied fish guano to grass tend* with good effect. J. W. Hubbard of Northampton said bo bad ap(>l»d tobacco stalk* od kt»«. spreading them on in the fall, and raking off ia the spring. They show (rood effect on tba hay crop tho tint year, but it did not last long. He A<n:<VTM WAriTED u. Curses I* thought they ware worth about five Jjpn sea y.ietee Oweites tes Ik* eewheX THE MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGAIS JOHN PETTIT New England ECEJfflJ SETOG IfflJI ffi. Dffl, 11 I' Tn» W a-W . a ,-a. . W a-.iMaa ■ Organs, MONEY But yuo say I needn't keep a cow nad a pig. Why. yea, I muat too.' Why, do>au think, niter I have had Yoricsr to gi*— .. , cream to put in my tea fifty years, I am which alfact swine, ar to recommend to pct op with milk now, or that j him to some waek that will, with diagalter 1 have sold tone uf tho best bettor noeie, premtiro* and remediae- This that ever went into market, I’m going is a rather fonnidabto newest, nor cur. to eri my table with boughten sluff? comply with it for t!>e.reason that wo And, if I k«t> a sow, of rouroel ntut do not know all the disoneea of swine. ■IUHH ( TIO5- Fm Warn Jartsn & sadisi KarLBOan. B;F0QW i:i itiiHtsi ik.'.i, TtEATs AU. FOKJ’.s or CHRONIC DISRASS, lEBUlHLJCIATIM, For tte rare cfaDtaf Finals Ite BHEUMATISM VATTF. IT. ■tft&WStasUS,’"-"- te HICHOLS, SHEPARD * SO. 1 BRICK FOR SALE GIN । An Independent Physiciai, LAWSOfi S CURATIVE DR. C. A. SMITH’S ■'VIBRATOR" a proportioc of farmer* treat swia* aa if thayflackod all sooaitiveaeaa.to climate csx^tioca, wfateh would kill a nun if h. were expuaed to tb* Mm*-« Il is a sstetak* that . too many peo­ ple make, that ihighly-fed animate uro *o much hardier aud can endure so ■arb more exposure than mankind with impsuiitr. O» eiviliaed a&faeate and family .us:, (mtf for delivery -nly stes June, 1S74.) for nan, 1-erfrctl.io, and VtristJ of wort: li rittesrt* rival tn family or ew* Nfa a Shuttle Machine, 1th Automatic Drof. eed. Design beautiful THRESHER. (Hittiii a IMical � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-04-28.pdf c51eac168ad46dee871e95cace915541 PDF Text Text — TH« fVpdaiiCAII B^iqiaq. Ceo. M. Dewey, HASTING BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. 1875. and IW# Canit The Studebaker Wagon WHOLE NO. 987. IBwmsrtw fftutor IfTuai. -There fa no harrow so well adapted W this aw­ ful work as the Thomas harrow. The wheat is greatly benefited, and Ibarra— and ctorer-eead sewn Is more likely to Diamond Iron Plow Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World JriiKaa! matt mo mere artificial furtilixero, er butiM ruraot pay as it ought to da. ’.A*'Am boearaa worth more,- aoro woaMte capital is required, and the etfiafiM? of this is to pruTido good fcrtritenwTiiu raluo of fertilisers fa now well andsratood. They mat be applied egriy Ud with the need. Foa barfay. <Mfa. dem,udgrate. i^jr lfle^oai4i of Sweeps the Boards and Sells 3 to 1 over all Competitors, Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. FARMERS WILL HAVE NOTHING ELSE /ys Cottfifijons so *HBLy Ci/iLIcb thiy c^y /Itrin /{rcertif. nitrate of soda. par. acre. Sow them, finely powderod, bro-tesat-half each wgy. to « evon spread—— m M the need is covered. The firet rain will canr-them into ths soil. Let thaw who doubt, exparimoat upon on* act*. Waiter.—8ow one bushel pec acre upon •youmtdaver or <Mte, aa seen aa Every Point warranted to Outwear two Chilled Points or Money Refunded. \U5.«S> Warrant DIAMOND IRON Sliouhle Spoki fifty is tough as rolled steel, and hard as glass. It wm awarded the rower, SILVER MEDAL Their Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far at the Michigan State Fair in 1874, and was the more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. only Plow that received a Premium. Hence the Studebaker always fracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins* never work loose, cut or hreak. .•Him boas float jetMraonr them, — giro them a dressing of lino, well-totted yard manure. A few bushel of ha* aadoae of salt will be tuafui. potato- ehrold be planted aa noon aa the oats and barley are in. Corer not Ires than focr Inches deep, and harrow the ground ne roou as tbs suallesl weed appears. Harrow again, if the Thomas harrow fa naid, alter they are Up; the plants will not be torn on or Injured. Look out for the Colorado potato beetle; hud-pick an ■ Is— they are in too great furor; aa a last The Wheels are boiled in oil. Hubs of Blaok Locust. Best finished and best Ironed in the world. NEARLY A CAR LOAD SOLD ALREADY. We also sell the old and reliable to chafe, balho them with salt end wa­ ter, wash off the silt, rub dry and apply crude petrabum. Thio is a haattn^ a^pliraticra fur galls or bruise*. Wash th* feel and lego when muddy, snd.wtne dry- Give some bran or osixneal in their drink. Give cut food at noon, and tong hay at mght Clren them thoronghly at night. Thia is important to tli sir proper rest. CttBt ati Osfaw.—Th* treatment of JACKSON WAGONS Over 700 in use in Barry County. •OBBINS. CULTIVATOR cow in foil flow may profitably gat all the food aha can turn into milk. Wheu •ha turned ant to graaa th# food of—1 should not ba ent oft She will taka throe or four quartaor more of mixed meat and bran inn day, without getting fol, if aha it the right sort of cow, and pay for. it in milk with a good profit If •be is not the ngtit sort, it will be be«t to get rid of h.-r. Dairying fa now the needs no advertising as it has taken almost the entire trade of the whole State, and the people of No other lirui uses lltik Machine us tiiey ure sole proprietors of it. None but Indianhi* Celcbrat" Barry County may justly be proud that their county e«1 Timber, and thoroughly reasoned, under cover from 3 to 5 yeah^and put together hr the beat takes the lead in this line of Manufacture. Come Wagon Machines. Every Wagon fully Warranted. and see us at our new office, next door east of H. O CALL AND SEE THEM. ■ A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. DWIGHT & BURRALL. ur IN-DOOR AND OUT, DENTIST KaiMle, fta right uait; __ ______ ___ BRICK FOR SALE 1 THE Micbiian. JOHN STANLEY Hastings Drug Store SHARPS RIFLE CO. Cheyenne. Denver. Omaha, Lincoln, Council Bluffs, Yankton, Sioux City, Dubuque, Winona, St. Paul. Duluth, Marquette; Houghton, Hancock. Green R-ruZTlUt-. • • ■ - • Bay, <»•likiwh. Fond du Lac, Mndtoon, iso T*** . **' <r !* EllnUow ond Milwaukee. II you want tn go to Milwaukee, O«h koah. St. 1‘aal. Minneapolis, Duluth, Fort Garry, Winona, Warren, Galena. Dubuque.Sioux City, Yankton. Council Hlaff.. (miatin, Lincoln. Deawr, Holt Lake city. Sacramento. Han Francisco, or a hundred other northern, non h-weetem, ur wretern point*,' this great line . Yau will find a* lull line of Drugs, I Mit licinee, Ctfemieals. Paints, Oils Dye-' Sluff and everything belonging to a first rloas Drug Store. Sargiral al fctaital Canned Fruits and Fish. DENTIST MU OH, Schoo! Books. Blank Books, Toy and Gift Books, and everything in thia line to pleeie Old and Young. Sweet's H°Tel> Son's Claus HEADQUARTERS. THE CHRISTIAN AT WORK. Oysters received daily T. De Witt Talmage, Editor. THaia Um plw. to ba, r><u prrMlia We haro the beat line of gvu<Ii that iwm over brought tc BaMings. Call and examine for yourself and ync will I find our stock complete. I Remember the place, the Old Stand, . sign of the Geldeu Mortar. The Three Graces, UNOLE COPIES TEN CENTS, (Three Months Twenty-Five Cents.) BININGER’S OLD LONDON DOCK , liniment* orc flrxt-rlare tn every reGIN. lepcct. Its train* are made op of elegant NOTICE! TO THE T’TJ’BXsIC 1 Wagons and |w Medicated Cough Candy. Buggies. J. P, ROBERTS. Ntw w.a. ■ " ■OST KXTRAHRBIMARY i J Wte lUiUa«aaj«US0.UT4. s HASTINGS MABELS WORKS FINE PICTURES At Granger Prices. Tenant Adrertkiaf >re cffir*4 tor 5e»rrp*r* HF.AD STONES. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES,. WING GALLERY. SHELVES, ETC. GROCERS. DR. AIKIN unmaffi, 3Df Agaari u< Operator FARM FOR SALE. Ute Agent tor the Popular Now Eng­ land Organ, Light A Emit, FaBam A Hom, end U. 8. Plane*. He keeps constantly on hand Mo. 1, Pianos ranging' in price from *250 to *1800. Also, Agent for famous New England Organs, Manning and Burdett Or­ gan*. must guide the bande always. Jf—Got the beet bands, and keep them. When a man has become used to bis work nd his employer, he is worth more than a stranger. There is a way of making mas interested in their work, ot satisfying thou selfre­ spect, treating them courteously and what itwooid otherwise be. Aa land advances in price, mure labor must bo -ponded on it to make itpayaprofit, and by and by we malt have a anttfod laboring date. We an now ia pnoaac of educating thia class of mon, and must do it by good nunaceawaL nr,rr, ■ ■ n~ Free delivery and oh time. UJQ, FITE 8ABB LTH SCBfflL POTS a wont way of doing everything, and a bet: and a worst time Lx doing iu Ono who has well considered his —ason's work and has a Int of all that has to ba door, will go right; one labor willanc. ceud another with regularity, and each will .tie w»ll done. Every Job should Cahns should bo kept growing from the first. Whan two weeks old they will team to ojt a little eut liny with bran -ud oatmeal or oilmeal mixed. fihip.—Damp yards and moist pas­ tures aie fate! to any fiock. Dry rteen yard» and upland pastures am needed. Bteatning manure about the yards is injariore- Ewes that are suckling lambs shield be fed a J>ini of meal, grain, or braa dnOy. Tbo lambs wfll be the gainara^Franh water and ealt should 130ft! new Pullman Palace Drawing Room •n-l Sleeping Coaches. luxurious, well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches and pleasant lounging and amok!ng cam The rars are- all equipped with the celebrated Milter Safety Platform, ami {latent Buffer*and Cou]dlnga, Wtntiugbouar Safety A ia Brakes, and every other appliance Hull him been devised for the safety of i>a«»cn<rr trains. All trains are ran bv telegraph In a word, this GREAT LINE baa the beet and amoulhot trank, and the moal elegant and comfortable equipment of any road In the Writ, and ha* n>» competitor in QEO.E. BLAKELEE, i^biuUr. . ITUS, K» « CHJ£A“ ‘ ™^wES23RN , DR. C. A. SMITHS •priaklod with meal, will bo eaten read­ ily- Boctaof all kinds, brewer's gratea, and bran with milk will maka pork. But there is raach in the bread. Ctoow a pan breed, whether it be Berkshire. Eaaex, Hhaflblk, ar the Poland-China, and now is a good time to procure a pair to commonro with. But purity ot oread will not ssrv« aa a aubatitato for loodanl care. Pure bred. swine will make more pork frets the same food than any other, and all their progeny will be of the same character, that ia aU there is ia “para,btood." Nwriry JfaAten —Do not forget the garden, lot it bo plowed or dug and plenty of manure bo hauled for U the first thing. No part ol the farm brings in oo much money as tbo garden. Pro­ vide clrsn ncsU for thu hens, end re­ move all rnbbiah where they may hide thoir nrat*. Krep glau or other noet eggs to circumvent rate, skunks and dags, Repair water apouta and save troughs, and clean out cisterns and eeae-nxda. Provide aheap cfabatebonia for tbo kitchen slops, and make in. door and out clean sad sweet with lime and whitewash. �^9999999415 02302348235348484848234848535353 EtrrlVDRED rowsSy. SUv. with surce.. Many Southern Granges are telpswg oMh other, by swppiyiag tbe mooni to rake tbe promt growing crop. Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in r nd only admit a limited numbe; of Kiagoberr of the ladisna Fsnnar, has teen afactod Sw-reury of Capita: Gresg. 3, jteiieaa CUSTOMS EWf BUY. Wc dare not tc»! the public, we are making better w ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fast terribly excited when we hare too many sales, and nc we have come down MHto Mm a aS ant, we it little beeatwe you may all come at onec and Frustrate u« •o that we 'cannot do nnythine. We had mnne talk with a man from California abou*. him Thiriy-fire Top Carriages, and that almont unfit, I burine*« lieride« the which was tanned uc January to, ia tw U robs Ur by Cbieagn arcMce.-ta. and wiU te fictebed previous to Jnly let. Tbe osetreet price foe the boor. fun>-sfced sc-! to running artier. U •!(».<■•>. •wJiai NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TAKE NOTICE! NlCNBLt, SREPA1B A N. I ••VIBRATOR” THRESHER. ■octobk price, I had bret make tasty steps to tba Caahmxa House, a. ft located on a level sandy plain four or w-,<H iikaly soon l»> &I1, and ia that fire milss in extout. There u a (Jnbful ease I would becvmpelfod to seek enter-! «pp!;.- ef eorway pcae in the vicinity. ■ tainuMSi elsewhere. < I was not alow ia Tbo pJahu are not fertile, bat oat.ide | knowing the kindly edrice. At the । Arkansas, re.-wetly were marriwl in the I Grange by th* Chsplsia. Caftunan Hnwm I found all that 1 <Je' The Papas' H4pae sxyt -“Iowa sired—good meals, a g-oodrocm, bed tad era* th" lucky Titan last .July, that got tbe Cutter. We । let him draw this year. "He is too lucky.’’ Warning tbe people not to £ome all at once, we ar.- ■’ Meat of tbeee aatsUfed land. are ■foe» not cirrolats its ritna! ia the GerI rasa Langasgs ; ths Htars Grange ha. owned by th. Grand liajed. A Indiana IL R Corajiny They are now offered Truly Yours, J. L. REED & CO, NOW IS YUOR TIME! All persons indo office, for Job Wor ing or Subscription notified, where othc arrangement-* hav made, that their n be adjusted at duee be left with tt J Pence (pr collection business. . TO-DAYS Furnishing Goods, a=d treatment. The Cushman Brother, are [from Otsego ia thia Ststo. They had experience in rarrawg hotels before going to Petoskey. They ued.r/taBi tbe waats at tbo public, to faraialr rooms and snpplv good tabi« for tbwr ;»»□ la th- morning daylight fouo 1 me taking a Surrey of the town. It ha. a [ of Masatine. have MKCMthing over •20.’•CO invested, sod manufacture weekly i 14 wagons 60 rultivaton, '42 plow. an>! a. many buggies, beside, other artkk.&> say tbe Iowa prwpk. i Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. Th* Patrons of Kassas, at Wild Cat. sospertag dishonesty in the couuty UK BO MH'S TRUEUU Trunks, Travelling Bags, 1 and privTeg-s of ciohre! fife, trade nutold sacrifict a eml end ami nnmberieve hardehipt oa sreodot of his dretaace Petoskey has thirty er forty desllisgs, ima public n.ad. and trjtrkeU The final Ratile A Indian. E. H. two or three stores, three or four ebop. and grvere.. bat no church or sebool- Company, with a persereraac» uari-1 and Ite dictates of Jmmutabk Juvtlco. hotM*. Preparation* are beisg made AadaoMttte nM» wtx>» nobly n. spmMfod to the calls of Abrahsm Lto•oia and r^cJeed In tbe victories of Sterman. .xbwridan and Grant. Thair wddarnrM, Lcilt a road wilh-ut a viatai awept from the Attontk to tba •Bperior inwirwlkncv and uwlulnawi, Fnette, and If they tad teen called up­ and opened Io •etUrtnant one 'of tbe on tagfvv up any aoe of th* fetalro of healthiest amrl fine.: sKtion. for tamlag Um Untow. the) would have felt like th* histone father In the Uma of tbe Indian atroetUn. who rod* to taste to hla doorway, intending to rrocue bls abandiarr of water-power now wholly unimproved. Its deer water, like all taller vanning •Ireonie in thia reetion, abound in speckled tract. white stargeoa, white fi»h, salraoa troal, brmnj Ac-, are plentiful in tbe neigblmriog bay Across the Bay. a distance of five mile*, it th* old Indian rilLige of Little Traverse with a dusky population ol nearly GO>> ptofl,. These Indian, are quite civiliaed. They have comfortable dwellings, keep horae* and collie, culti­ vate tbe *1(1 to considerable extent, and •Xpert at bunting and fkhtaz- They bring into Petoskay larga quantities of wnwon in tba wintor, and^abaadatKx- of ' white fish, barring, aalmona ami •pack- in this vicinity h teach, birch, uh. white and black, and corky maple, hem­ lock, cedar, ehn, balnun, sproee, poplar and oak, with a sprinkling of pine. Abundance of good pine can bo had by U a dark, rich, gravelly loam, and when | ekard of roots it b easy of cultivation and very prodoctiye. Going northward *a aa* the first •now ct Morley, 40 mDes north of Grand Eapida. It gradually inereeted tn depth aa «• proceeded oa cur journey. thiek•ning Io an average depth ot two foot ; ADVER GoM lib 1-4It grows wanner. Sheriff Craasy ia al Tbi* i« th* last wea R»in ia badly noodr Come and see Tbo work on tbo K R. K-, south of this e with untiring energy. The Lad ias Society will ba entertained o by Mrs. W. 8. Good The clothing deale Irani cgnaipiiiT- Upper Peninsula railroads, now tardl or in <oot»mpla-foa. control a coatin 19nu> route from f’.'n. to Ontonagon ot> lake Superior a lino more than 700 Hastings Poultry-Yard A road ii already nearly completed from Cmcinnali to Knoxville and Chalta* nco-a. Short gape only reujsin to l-> r-xapleted from there pointe to Charts.ton, tevaunah, Jackeunrilk, PetuaeoU and Mobile. When three pointe are ao united a. they rertalnir will be, and that, at so distant day, the crawls of pleasure seeker. from the south that will throng our northern hotels in innmor will be numberless. and tbejvoduete of them extreme latitndn of ear country will be exchanged with tbe grratnai facility and in tbo briofest lime. In a tew yearn all aksg^thie northern route where cow ia only a wilderness, or bote sad there a rode cabin, will be •oca improved farms with out-buildings, flock* and lowing herds, green pastures and nttodows, and field, of gJdee, waving gram, thriving towns and cities for Yourself ! tercstrd In getting logs to tta mill tow­ ard the mouth of the Muskegon river, from the £set thst lhe river has not I^Tn very high, and la rapidly lowering, and unlree there cornea rain to raise lhe river, millfoasof fevt of toga will have to remain in the river UU tbeie doee oome water enough to ran them. There la a Jsm of thirteen miles near Evart, and you can Judge something about the number of logs there meat be at that place. Hbould there be no water to float lop to their intended dmttnaitou. It will make times pretty tan! .mong IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED PAINT. Hou. Harvey W wet elected City At meeting ot tbe Coun watt end of tbe hall of the Cotut House Would you aee a call these day* at t DoorJbctory of J. W on lower Broadway. EGGS FOR HATCHING' 1.1 IndepsiideBl fkjiick.1, raurs all ro&tu op CHB0NIC DISEASE, hays a I ■ ' ■ ' incfcpeitdcriec among The Odd Fellow’s night war a pleasant McElwain, Well, havejiMt roturawl Tiom tbo Arc. The building was, or K a medium six.­ dwelling, on this, Vain street, and wn eared, but might ee well have burned a. to bare been chopped to toecro. The Holly wwrito maybe a good thing, but Hostings, Nov. 10th, 1874. EXTRAORDINARY John Stanley BDOSTMAL EXHIBITION 00. CoaiKtiif i ittal Pntta ANNOUNCEMENT! The great depth and fertility of tbe •oil is everywhere revealed in Clio rank, growing timber and ,tta loamy banka excavated io grading the road. mnmmu PREMIUM BOND EV T®I IHHBS1U msm CL §60,000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF $5,000 EACH IN CASE The futMtal of lh brook was largely aarvxe conducted decidedly appropria W. T. Eastman of plaster, lots of manto, and doing th patron- Giro him Mr J. W. Btinc' �WHITEWATER WAGQN WORKS. Tip Rypilsucyt Ba^uf. We announce, in nnr advertising <-olunius, Of lbto iwuo, the comlag of this vast and comprehensive amuaaCharts* Cote, of tho wall known firm ment orgonlsalloii, which, from its im­ of J. Cole * Son* ol this city, has opened mensity and the cotnpletedeas of Ito a fins Gnx’ety Store at Baltimore, whsrs many departments, blds fair to srerbe will bo pleased to see all of h's old shadow all tbe great traveling '•xfalbL tlona of the day. In feet the maftagcfriend* aud the public geasrally. • Mkhaal Grace has hi* house on the site of the one destroyed by. fire last scAsou, nearly completed, and expects to be occupying it early MXt week That» doing business in a harry. •ource* of both hemisphere* tn httracllve and original feature*, and In the determination to make tbe "Clrqaoolodon" the perfection of exhibitions un­ der cxuvass. They bare .certainly ag­ gregated a Show which, for colossal pro­ Lt doos not need a ward from us to portions and variety of recreative enter­ call the attention of every reader of tho tainment, b unprecedented in tbe anBahm, to tbo advertisement ot Grable & Russell, and the Btadebaker wagon need only to be seen to be appreciated. IV eumpoaed of forty well-filled dent and ca«oa of rare living wild beaata and Extensive additions are being made bird*, bealdea a great number of led to the elegant residence ot John A. PUBLISHER’S HOTICE. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. qf the Htng»--"Lod AstrayThis is «nk*fJfo Utt, if not IU Utt Dramatic Compank* that over vidtod our city and we trust they will greeted with full The Circuit Court will open on Mon­ day next at 2 o'clock in tho afternoon, his Honor. Judge Hoyt presiding. W« understand tho calendar 1* not vory large.but will include two or three im- world, and embodies tbo mod celebrat­ ed artiste In the profession, including the great Harry Welby Cooke. ••Eng­ land’s Champion Equrstriau," fcutau. "Tbe Winged Meteor," •Bertie King," premiere fjjuntriennr, Miltc nnd Wil­ cox, “King* of the Air," Kato Cooke, Springers Royal Oirqzoolodon, TLat on? readers may know what might bo and ought to ba done in thia city, where wo have a beginning in the already popular works of J. L. Rood t Co., wo reprint herewith from Moers's ■TH ■«, HM, fflH TONTINE LIFE INSURANCE, Wagon Work* at Whitewater, Wiscontin, an inland town, with only one rail­ road and with far less advantages aa to timbers, mariosts, 4e., than we Lave: In a reowat tour ol observation, made EXPOSITION and special features than any in ths country. In this great col lectio* are Included living Giraffe*, Feo IJnna, Ostrtobiw. Yaks, White Beer, Indian Elephant, Varkee, Black Leoputis, Whitewater Works commenced thirty Tho Horus could not keep J. I*e Rhluooero*. Horned Horse, and. Infect, years ago with a blacksmith shop, with Heed from hi* post of honor, *.» our peo­ a large number[of animate, living sped- a sweep power moved by an old plug ple wiQ continue to be furnahrd with horse, cheered up occasionally by the manly voice af "Wruch," aa ho was an abundant supply of those apleadid buggies, for which his shop has become. Tbe claiaifieatlon hicomptele, and the called, a ten the charger's speed was animal* arc tn charge of erroneous and sot sufficient le raise tbo wind inside. Intelligent keepers whose duty It te to It slowly passed through the various Dwight & Burrell speaks of their an*wcr all question* regarding tba habit* stages of dignity until.a modest reputa­ valuable cultivator, th* Disnion I Iron history, and peculiarities [ot the differ- tion of good, honest work began to spread it*elf around among farmers and plow, the Fish wagon and Jackaon wa­ beaats, birds ana reptile*. In the froighlere, and emigrants to California gon tn car columns to-day. To visit sad Pika’s Peak. Tne increoring de­ an the FIJI Cannibals, noted a* being mand |for tbo product ,cju*ed from the only ones ever brought to America, limo to time ths necessity for room and and perfect type* of their peculiar race. faoliliee, and additions were made dur­ They Illustrate, at ertry exhibition, the ing prosperous years—the evtabluhcharacteristic war. challenge, tfrid fan rasnt apresd over acre after acre until dances of th Ir native country, and give al last appeared tho scene, a* repre. seated in our engraving, of a goodsizsd monufactaring town, with numer­ mances. In III1' department; ubo, ous smoko stscks, railroads running "Admiral Dot," the merest atom of through, water communications, and an humanity ever created, being only one- army of workmen—all the bustle and tho receipt* for freight at the Haatinga fourth Jbo slxe of tbe celebrated “Uenenergy directed to tbo one main point depot exceed |10O a day. of making wagons tor the nation. Trains miniature differ* from tbo generabty of of material [timber, iron and paints) dwarfs from tbe fact* that bl* body and aro always unloading at the tracts, to limb* arc perfect In their eymiuctry and bo deposited ia sheds and warehouses S. Bartw. D. R. that All persons indebted to this tiffice. for Job Work, Advertis­ ing or Subscriptions, arc hereby notified, where other anti sjiecial arrangements have not been for sheep killed by dogs under the act innde, that their Recounts must be adjusted at oucti, or they will be left, with n Justice of the cohl. A. 0. Milter and his full Dramatic ""Peace for collection; We mean Company will visit Hastings Lafore i* perhaps tiro largest and most complete business. In appointment* and ditall of any In ths long, and produco 'ha lataat seasatlon AT HASTINGS, WEBHESDAT MAI A Great Western Enterprise — The Work! at Whitewater, Wisconsin. ed stock, clean and bright and perfect, aro always loading for shipmsnt, by a force of msn whn <to not blng but load. Division of labor, accurately figured down to a system, runs through every akelnr, another retting tires anoth­ er Ironing bolsters, another fram­ ing beds; others attend machinery for sawing, planing, making axles, driving spokes, boring hubs, while the various proc IMS* of pointing, scrolling, striping and lettering, are’all dbtln<4 parts that are reaentlal, and result In the finished and complete Whitewater IN THE LARGEST PAVILIONS EVER CONSTRUCTED! A COMBINATION OF MANY SHOWS, INCLUDING P. T. Barnum's Special Living Curiosities! Leased from P. T. Barnum, under heavy bonds, for the testing season of 1875. Local 500 Living Wild Animals T Living Giraffes, LivingSeaLipas. 1i 1,000 Natural Curiosities. Curiosities, Living Rhinoceros, the largest over Captured or Exhibited. pities ti ---------- , ilABVELS OF THE AXIAL VOHU) ? : j We will Sell BUGGIES for the next Sixty Days for Cash, below any Fig­ ures we have ever Offer- J.L. REED & CO. Sit* At Hr Revealed by the exhibition of vast multitude of FIJI CANNIBALS Creation's Curiosities. | — bvr..n. Arru rriiK iiA.REis'r ADMIRAL DOT! LIVING WILD ANIMALS AND The Smallest Man in tbo World. d>*s<M I* cimllUMa* r»«d» U« »..k : i BIRDS treahx 4*«Ua*410* (S1UH14W.J Uds*<H> ~ ' to ♦X.s^uuw4r*u~4 | KNOWN TO NATURAL HISTORY. •riktsMWK. XsltoliwpstUA;. T B-.I l<»**«l ni*r trw - liimm U. t-IVIXCl sws LJOXH, The Bat Cimi tier Otiuisi Hl*utrions_Gynuiasts B Living Giraffes, Living RhinoNew Barber Shop, i ►-! Having opened a New Barber's Shop, I respectfully solicit your patronage, and hope to giro ontire satisfaction. Giro mo a call. Shop in Noble’s Building, op:«o*iie Hopkins i Hanies' Drug Store. Ronownftd -A.tbletes ! LN TTE PBOFER8I0N.a ceroM, Living Elands, Living Horned Horse, Living TheOrstSquestriviBofthe World. Ostriches, Living 4 Tiu* Slupocdous Combination for Hippocrocodile, lETBUCHH RKEHUOI Living White Bear, Living. Ind­ > ian Elephant, Living Zebras, 1876, travel EXCLUSIVELY BY RAIL! And will require LivingTapirs, Living Lion*. the great Englbh A. II. C. Clown, and our most eager question to tbo superin­ one hundred other noted performer*.— Th In groat Show travels exclusively by tendent. “They g» almost anywhcc and every where you might name,'' said rail and require*, for lie transportation Tigers. Leopards, Hyenas, 2 LOCALS ' This i« the last week in April, 1876. Croquet hare been made ' tbo present Parade of Princely Pomp Oren Making. And Barbaric Splendor, a Pageant worthy of the dayit of Feudal Grandeur. Commodious Accommodation for SIX THOUSAND SPECTATORS almost everywhere that there b a mark­ et for tbte class of goo te. The United States government send* its orders here for shipments to all points where wagons are needed for this public ser- Including One Thousand Sofa Seated Chairs. ^ADMISSION, TO ALL, 60 CENTS ! Children under 9,25 Cta. Isulie*', gouts' croquet slip* el the Such were our Incomplete memoran­ latent styles at G. H. J. & Co 50wl dums of this |iroa|>eroua Western cornTh<> Stebbins Brothen are offering |su>y, who»c uame of Whitewater te for sole a largo and splendid assortment of Furniture, tbe bqst ever brought to this market, which they aro offering for safe at ths lowest living rates. Rsmember the place, at tbo old stand of Stebbins A Bslding. and l>e rum and giro them a call. 44tf FURN1TUBE ROOMS. SPECIAL NOTICES. A Sound Health Maxim. 45 DOLLARS! ho largest Stock and tho best Furni­ turn ever brought to this city, ia on exhibition, al the Warerocma of For What? The New Improved HUTH, SALISBURY & CO. Back-Food • FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. This will be a fine addi- Hon. Harvey Wright. Republican, was elected Qty Attorney at tin* last' .improvement, in which all our eitixena ahould take an interest. meeting ol the Council by u unanimous We saw at tho office of the Judge of Probate this morning the little seven Sheriff Cressey is putting up £a fine year old An of Hetty Valentins, of Orangeville, who, deserted by bis fath­ er, with no mother living, after being of the Comt House. supported by his grandmother for two Would you see a *et of busybody’s years 1 art past, but who was unable call these dsye at the Sash, Blind and longer to provide tor him, and hod Door factory gf J. W. A C. G. Bmtloy. thrown him upon Iho county for sup­ port, ha* been sent to tho State Public School at Coldwater. He is a.bright brook was largely attended, and tho intelligent looking lad. and with proper semco conducted by Rev. T. D. Maith rare and culture, such as ho » sure to decidedly appropriate. hare in that Institution, we have no W. T. Eastman is selling quantities doubt will make a man of character and ot plaster, lots of agricultural imple­ enterprise. ments, Ind doing tbe fair thing by every Dewey, of the Hastings Bavkxb. has been bitterly attacking Pro£ Dickie, Mr 7. W. Stinehccmb, of Woodland, principal of the Hastings schools, for _ . - —1. —.,1 ———o——— made us a pleasant call on Tuesday afternoon, and Geo. Barden on Setur- Wo know Dickie, and we know Dewey, and we congratulate Dickie on being day. Call again gen Homan. made the subjeot of an attack by Dew­ Mr. Fdi Erway exhibited in till* oSlw ey. 'Tie oaougb, la itself, to make a on Saturday, a Light Brahma tarn's fia reputation —C/rsa-' JlspA IWy •Kg. that measured 8 1-2 by 8 3-4 mdi- ^rowertc/fte'JM. Tbe above i* simply/o/n. Wo havo •a and weighed 4 ounces Next Thore was a dangrrnu- runaway on not attacksd Mr. Dickie, in any man­ ner, but did comment on an admitted Jefferson Street on Monday afternoon, by which considerable damage was tbe Hastings Teanmf were at Grand done, and George Cluny quite badly inRapids about tho time lhe above was published, and u ws hare no personal The report that Crawley & Grace are acquaintance with tbe editors or pubto mors out of their present pleasant lishars of toe Ittmemt, we think ite store io a mistake. They have a tease I authorship' will be apparent to any can • tor a year vvi, and do not propose to To Move it. It will be hearlded into town by a Methodist Society, in tho city, are going to make vxtensiva alterations ia their church buildiag. puttisig in th* window* of stained gte.., extending tho audience room to tho present front of tho church, and build­ ing' thereto a fiaa vestibule and bell sightly atfplo. reason by the Wil kina Brothers of thia .eity, ami ywl they are not able to BU all FIFTY CARS leas variety. Mr. W ilson B. Brown is finishing oil ills building on Slate SaosL for a hotel and boarding bouse. L L. Gregory is doing the maiofT work, and it is Iteing dona in first rate style, while Mr. Sew­ ard has charge of the pointing, paper­ ing and graining, than whom a better Rain te budte needed ia this rection Ttn> OrangvyiUe Teacher-Alton case pl tbo State. . . is still dragging its slow leagth along James I’. Roberto is putting btepreai- through tho investigating court of Jus­ tice Riker. UuMSit would have been 1 Rower is putting in n civtetn for the jost as well to hart lot the ease guna to the Circuit Court, whore it properly be­ benefit of Iho Burna office. longs, without all thia warto of money JL R, south of this city H being pushed and time, bul for /Aof lhe R>spood<>ut< are responsible. ■ with untiring energy. Tho Indies Society of Emanuel church will bo entertained on Friday afternoon by Mr*. W. S. Goodyear. The clothing dealer, of Grand Rapids distribute copies of the declaration of independence among their eustotners. Tho Odd Fellow'* ilance on Monday night was a pleasant party and tho rereipt* a* liberal aa the time* will ail^iit LOCOMOTIVES And Two Trains of Pumas, etc., in end- b very strongly recommended' by the Medical Faculty and Is largely prescrib­ ed among their Female Patient*. It is worthy of all oonfiiivnce. aa may be seen from the following testimonials: Neb., writes: I havo under treatment a lady, « bo, foe tbe past seven years has been afflicted, end, after trying several physicians without reedvtag benefit, la gaining rapidly on your‘Mavorito Pro­ scription. ATtuurra, Ill. Dri ft. V. Pierce, BuflHo, N. Y.t Door Slr-I have ihot words to exprco* my gratitude to you for yoar advioo aol asstetance In my oasc. There te not one who has uscil yoar medicines since they bare been brought here, but that can say with me tbcyjbave been greatly benefited. Since I have bran so helped by Ite use, stx or—even around me left ofl all doctom and ether medicines, and now use It in their famine*, alter being do not know « hat a wonder It created in our city, by ite restoring my sister I wrote you about, tor she lias b sea under t he care of three of our beat doctors, but could not alt up but for a few minutes at one tlme.U begged ofhsr to try your medicines, and before she bad used half the bottles she could go all around (be yard, and has ucw just come home from It may seem a little strange that our a visit five mll«s away. r enterprising mauufseturers, ' Meson. DwighK Barrell, abogldahip waggons from fio tong a distance aa Racine, Wis­ (consin, especially when so many fsetr-jrlre are so much nearer, and they ru»uro Ins it yae only after the moat persistent 1solicitation on tbe part of the Fltb Bros,' List of tellers remaining in tbe Hasagent, they werelnducrd to try a few, ‘ । tings P. O. Apnl 27th, 1876. but so good a record did they moke and Mrs. Mary Ann Brown, Mias Nancy ( such frequent Inquires were made far. them throaghjtbe winter by partiro who, A. Brown, 5£rs. Frank Jones, Mr. . Horace Ixv, Air*. Maria Livingston, r Mr. Chxrte* McEnery. Mrs. Jane . Pbllliis. alUtou^-cowpctlng wagon* aro offered at much tower price, white this wagon almort unknown their rates hare town doobte that of any competitor. There must bo ceuss tor th to and tbe drim ths: they use tbe beat timber in the HASTING8, MICHIGAN, This apace belong* to W. T. Eoatman, dealer in Lime, Plaster and Agricultural Implmenta, Ac. UNDERTAKING Middleville. Painting and Graining. ECLETIC BALM T. PHILLIPS to doany and all jobsorwhlte-WBibiag, Kalsomlnlng, Patching, and Plastering and nil kinds of mseon work. A frill supply of mortar eon*tantiy ou band.* . I [ < duties required. Hkatb, Saus»vby A'Co. IOTA AKO NEBRASKA, SUBSCRIBE FOR On the Corner oOefferson and Bond street with two and one half lota of land for sale cheap or tn rent on rea­ sonable terms. Inquire of John Btan- 'Hopkms & Barnes Have on exibition. one of the largMt Stock of Junoy Goods ever brought to this City aw Im, BHrnnmi! SEND FOR IT ! �two aciu pieces Uhui-suuiit ar-u. up front -Boston to tbe roJtef of tbe fin! ?00, tbM t latter would never havo relumed allva. As it was, the kamsstng pur­ • suit was contiauod. The day was hot, < <the roads dusty, and many of the troop­ ers “were obliged to lie down upon tha ground, tbeir tongues hanging out of their mouths like thuee of dogs after a Nover, probably, did men with the ridings of Own. Gage's move- chase." Lars a more grateful sense of relief than these when tbeyecwme, wt about seven o’clock lb tbe oveoitig. uadrr lhe protection of tbe guns of 'Ire British vessels In Boston Hatb-ir nl tire loot o> Bunker Hill. Tber had aiairhed near­ ly forty nolra io twenty Iwurx The l«»- man to destroy the atareo and make such eaiaure* as they .book! thtakb-al -bet not ro secretly as ho thought. Are ____ ‘ Pant Revere and a'Mr. Linecta, aeeari"Why dues sbo avoid me euf" ha fog to as arrangement iu the patriet thought. “Can it be that ahe really councib, started out from Boston in addialtera me? If r rhou-brwe—" Bnd alBnaod (ho country *«*•» half peat 7 o'dock, , waa attended by the Governor of ] rbusetis, the Mayor of Borton and « placing her hand en her side, aud gesning for breath. “I’m so sorry you should Love had to lift that heavy thing, dear," said Mrs. Leseou, quit -----*ure than seventy wires. The church didn’t you let A!i< wm decorated with flowers, and tbo Utts (tbo oldest chirae lathe country) was rung at intervals during the day and awning. Wo reprint in this con­ nection Mr. Longfellow'* spirited poem : Lexington, and tho militia of tbo town weranut at two o'clock in tbo morning of tbo 19ih And a ploarant morning it was. Tbo previous winter, unlike thin which has just pissed, had been unoommenly mild, and farming opera­ tions had already begun. "Fruit Irera were in blossom, and Ibo xras* and grain hod grown sulflcitntly high Io wave with the wind." Of all this bow- “So ioconrsaisnt,” ahe said, with a sigh. “Papain no anxious to have hh now shirts finished and done up before he starts for Philadelphia and f—" •Give them; tv mo,” os id Barban, "I can finish them thia aftrrnoon. If 1 work' hard-" "But Mr. Etetey has just oelfod. To bo sure Angie and Abco ora in Iho drawing room, and can entertain bim if—” Barbara's ebook had reddened a fit,‘Would you have i recoirod it?’ ^■Cortainlyl should. '■Barbara, I havo i—_ ------aak you another question," began tho impetuous lover, encouraged by some­ thing in tho eye and vol to of tho young c> top woofaa wain, with suslihr **4 MariM fas riSMM frssi tbrfr Mr<k CM fas ■wS,.- raftm. th .! ros M 1 Yet, while Barbara Clove aewod swiftly on, tho work progroraing almoet, like magic beneath her swift fin­ gers. her mind was down in tbe parlors, wondering whal Mr. F-lstey was saying, aud whether Angie would tell him how carefully sho (Barbara) hail preserved tho last bouquet ho had sent her, and il ho would ask her to gv to the new opera, and a thousand other “if.." Pour Barbara! if sho could but lisv* beard Mr. Kinley's eager questions—“Is Mina Clove not nt home?" and Miss Angvline’s languid reply. "Ob, yas, but Barbara bogs to bo excused. Sho has a particular inter­ esting look which sho wished to finish; and besides, she docon’t caro for com- I ‘•Ask it. then." ‘ Yon rcallv don't disliko me ?" "No, but I have sometimes fancied that I was disagreeable to ynu." Bar­ bara answered, returning his frankness scith eorrospondiog ingonnousoeea. "Barbara, should you marry mo if I should tell you how truly end how fond­ ly 1 have long loved yon ?” And Barbara's voice was exquistely soft and low as sho answered— "I beliove I should." Tho first wedding under Mr. Iacsou’s roof was that of bin eldest step-daugh­ ter. and Alice ead Angie were forced to bo o'lutontcd with the very secondary ±E33~ true centeuntel era begins to-morrow night with the hanging out of tbe lan­ tern in the old North Church. which grand ocsariou our readers hare hud and will hfre sriSeient notice, as they are doubtless on the alert for all the eloquence end lhe displays which are Aa aa hoar ar two paseed away they be­ counted upon. We are tha inheritors gan io havo donbts whether Havere’s Aa we iufonnatiun bad boon correct, when a April, a hundred years ago. little before five o’eloek m tbe morning, have soon, it was a littla, battle Io tbe tho British regulan suddenly appeared material rye. Tho town of Concord marcliing into the village. They were 1.000. Boston eight hundred a‘.rang, and they were ington bed only supposed. by th* militia men, from Re- had but 17,000 ; sad tbe whule country Ten's statements, doubtless, Io be numbered cousiborably leas than its** sterns we emancipated in our last war, on the other hand, numbered only sixty when we carried out the principles uf or seventy— men skillful in the shooting tho men of Urxiugtou an I Concord to of gain* and at target nralcbe*. but who their fall logical results But what are figures nnd acres. cumpareJ with ever­ Th«y w<tr» commanded by Capi. John lasting principle ? "Wh«t. shall a man Parker—“a tall man with a Urge furo- give in exchange tor his soul?" I* a bead tinder a tbrea-rornered hat," question that has ite temporal aa well writes Lis grandson Theodore. Il ia no as eternal bearings, and never ia it more thoughtfully answered than when he­ when they faced the overwhelming force roic Kula, whether few or many it mat­ ters not, deliberately ofler themselves I of tho regulars, with all Ute prestige, won intro hemispheres, which gath­ ered about them ; but the captain de- freedom. Such was tho devotion ot the men uf Lexington and Cuacord, and. left bis post shot He orders I them to surely, it has won its abundact reward. load. “Don’t fire," were bis words, The great nation of tho world—still tho “unless fired upon ; * kef. if tby waif a hope ol liberty-loving men in al) climrs, <rtr, U<! Ityia /tart," Evidently, those although we hove gone through grievmeu knew what they wore about On out struggle*. with the smell of Cm still1 came tho British, and their commander upon no—is the legacy they hare l«lt | cried out: "Disperse! you rebels : lay mankind. We trust we are still true ' RICES DELIVERED OX 8)110 OF CARS AT SPRIXGF1ELD. OHIO. Shipping Boxing. 3 Horv (tower, *2,00; *j iioree Power. (3,to. * We manntkcUrtv and furn'sh at low prices. Pulleys, Shafting, Couplings an tangevs, also furnish Belting. Gum Hqre, Ac Further Information will be cheerfully given by addreaalnx the manulact irsri JAMES LEFFEL & CO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. FINE PRINTING down your arms and disperseNot a man stirred. Then a volley was fired fought; no true, that we are uot only over the beads of the militia, and the । faithful to tho Union, but that we nee order to disperse was repealed with to complete magnanimity and fraternity some profanity, followed by firing, which was returned by tho Americans, till Parker, seeing it was murder rather hold words to all Americans, and a than battle, ordered them to retire. watch-cry tn pat rest* tha wide world Little harm was done to (be British, but over. Piercing tho early hours of the seven of tho Lexington mon were killed century now drawing to a close like the •■Charmed!” ecboed Angie, clasping notes ot an alarm bell, they hare al- there nil to tho "battle of Lexington " teady become enshrined amid associa­ Bat tho grandeur of tho cause coaIter crotty, white hands, gushingly. “And if you would be good enough tions ns rieh. ubiquitous and inspiring aaeusly put in iuno and consecrated by to convey an invitation for mo to Huts , Clove, as well—" he added somewhat embarrassed •Oh, of ronrae!" said thn fair dam- mopykn Moat fitly, therefore, has it boon determined to commomoratato tho first centennial of the battles of Lexing-I The King'a troope were delayed in THE MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGANS DONE at this OFFICE MICHIGAN EHIE. CENTRAL. RAILROAD Taking Effect Nov. 16th 1874. Innin,, ' Send to the Bunlett for ireulorx.ta Orgats) otnpany, Erie. Peon* ‘39m GOING WEST. nsga.Tmiuiii ferailboad Islington in all not more than twenty in d military pageantry, with tha at­ or thirty minutes, and then they pushed tendance of lhe Chief [Magistrate uf tba on for Concord, nix mi lea beyond. The Union and other high officers State and morning, and the people had boon buoy removing tho storm, in which they had been partially succeaiful. Aa Concord was a larger town and more of a public centre, and tbe newt of what wu going order that oreu the youngest and least oq at Lcxingtou had boon added to the 1 pravidus alarms, there was a much i greater gathering of militia. At tbo moment, however, when tho British ap­ Happily, there ia no danger of mis­ pealed ia sight—about seven o’clock in understanding here, aa iu tho case of so> tbo morning—there wore only about a many "a famous victory,’’ where headsi hundred mon assembled on Concord much wiser than "young Peterkm"1 green. Those fall back to the north of tho village, where they were joined by reinforcement. What was to be done? Some advised faith er retreat Iter. Tho engagimont on tho 19th of April William Exnrnon—tho grandfather of was no chance collision. It opened the' Ralph Waldo-said. "Lot us stand Revolutionary War just as a key opens our ground. If we dio, let ns die here •' a lock, because it exactly fitted tho oo- That was tbe spirit of the people; prucarion The farmers who gathered in front ol tbe Britiah regulars and hung over tbo North Bridge. Reiufaroomanls • with wolf-like tenacity upon their rear, kept pouring in, along lhe roods, acroos wore there because tho long marshaling the fields. In squads and singly, men of destiny bad stationed them there; who knew little of organisation but who and what they did was the fountain of had tbo stuff t»f CrorewalTs Irons! dee lhe mighty flow of history rinos. Look Meanwhile tho British troop* entered don’t know what you missed at tho thread of preceding events. The the village. Tbo oflto*TS, with their by not going with ua text night," he arbitrary course of ths mother country field glcsves, saw the American gather­ Went on, and Barbara's cheek colored had been gradually increasing till, in ing, and decided at once that gTfod strathotly at what she deemed.the unneceo1774, Parliament passed au act "for •KT required the seixure of the North aerT dnsult. "I do not regret it ia tho least,” she the bettor regulation of tho government Bridge. Six companies wore detached raid, and imxaod on. for that purpose, a part being stationed Bay in New England"—a statute which on guard, and (he rest distributed about empowered the taking of life of any ob­ tho vicinity for seixing and destroy mg LEESON'S STEP-DAUGH­ noxious patnsn under tbe forms ol law. store*. In th* meantime tba American TER. The Province saw the object and pre- foroo had reached fir* hundred in num­ ber, though in a military point of view they were litifo Utter than an "armed nd militia men ia tho town of Isling­ mob.” A cuuueil was held, and as the ton. In February, 1775. parliament result Colonel Bxrrctt gave the order to added to its arbitrary statutes and ra­ march to 'the bridge sod poos the aamo but not to firn on tha King’s troope un­ less they were fired upon." Aenordingly they marobed down. Ths British fired signal guna for tho return of their sbresolred to resist them at ali haxard* sent detachments, and soon turned their and .organised its military reooercea muakete toward tbe militia, killing aad Thus the issue atop by stop was coming wounding eavwral. The fire was re­ on. By April tbo Congress. was in so*, turned, aad with aueh effect tint the and fled in gpeai ai^n, , siou at Concord, and had gut news of British broke .-------------------------------------------what had been done in Engfaud. Whoa andjeunlusicn. Owe of tbe Lincoln ! it adjourned on the 2d, John Hancock and fiorxMl Adams knew that U was hod received “She has nothing fit to wear, and after those two new tarlatan dr esse i. I would aa soon face a hungry lion u ask your papa for any more money-" “Beside*, raid Miss Alice, who wants Barbara Clevo tagging us about where ever we go ? It'* enough to make one think of a young ladies'boarding school out for a walk !" .‘Yes,” added Angie, “and after ali it'a only putting high notions in her head, for of course she cannot tnaxrv a geuttoman like Mr. Elaley." ' And ee poor Barbara never got her invitation. All tbe evening, white Angie aud Alice sat in their opera Uata trim­ med with wreaths of French daisiM and fresh blue silks, listening entranced to tho sterius of tho Bow prima donna, Barbara" was sewing in tho old disused nursery nt homo, the tears failing over and anon upon the endless seams of her work. “At all events,’’ thought she, “ho has plainly shown me that-ha doesn’t care for me." So when abe met him on tbe stairs MRS. ixu MaCIHXK basaprung tsjddly Into favor a* pooeraslnllt ibec beat ou-g xar>6x of good q ic-> nt, ua I namely: Light runnlnnl Bna lean Ml ftt Cal literal smooth, nolselcm. rapid,! durable, arjth i-rfrct I etitne for wirrni./arVarise; sad family ue . (reedy for delivery only since June, 1874.) tot range. |«rtretton, and variety uf work ii without a , rival In family or wort afuk iiaib siowiroiesioh, b.f NOTICE. U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES. May 1,1S73. to April 30. 187<l D ■ ICHIGAN CENTRAL R. R. COMMin!OWER*S MOT1CE Grand River Valley Divide i,y G«"V“T HM BAILWAT. Oelroll, U»4a,* Lak. Muatxaa M- ft � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-05-05.pdf a41f5f23198763dc2e9ad6cffaa58f82 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY X 18' Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World Diamond Iron Plow Sweeps the Boards and Sells 3 to 1 over all Competitors. Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. FARMERS WILL HAVE NOTHING ELSE Every Point warranted to Outwear two Chilled Points "Ttotw’a fOOB) .uoa Boor." saidJeae. “atJ Mr.JmakJia'srx.i ito little one mat to if •■W.H. we'll — to tore a bu to atari to Money Refunded DIAMOND IRON l.'SIKK’ta is tough as rolled steel, and hard as glass. It was awarded the lifiv I'KSi-aS! KI t ha n SILVER, MEDAL Their Skeins are ail set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far at the Michigan State Fair in 1874, and was more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. only Plow that received a Premium. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly., and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins’ never work loose, cut or break. ROBERTS WIFE. The Wheels are boiled in oil. Hubs of Black Locust. Best finished and best Ironed in the world. “Mr Fraklin, th. r belli toe a atattora c think yoa wiUfcrfh n. ttoa this one Will you if Aust Jan. nod I half) “Tn rorj woU tom." • But yoa will b® brtto NEARLY A CAR LOAD SOLD ALREADY We also sell the old and reliable IJACKSON WAGONS Over 700 in use in Barry County, THE ROBBSs'CULTIVATOR needs no advertistn<j _ . <, « h. hi . almost ulie entire trade of the whole State, and the people of No other firm iiac/ tiiL< Machine .u ibev are ‘de |»ro| rietor* ot it. :d Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, uivl .t cover from 3 to «5 year*, a ivagon Machines. Every Wagon fully Warranted. uauanw.. mi x-®a*bto l.rw haltere Balin • •*»" llHATH. MkLIMBl R . takes the lead in this line, of Manufacture. Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. I “f DWIGHT & BL’RRALL. CALL AN I > SHE TH JIM DENTIST Hartville, ■ Hasli"&s Poultry-Yard URICK FOR SALE! HitkiRi. JOHN STANLEY THE Hastings Drug S-.orc ardly, ia it MtT Bathe bay only rdaiiv., and I lov. him fearly. It i. cot tocauaa to owns th. farm, ad eaa laava a Uttlw mon.y, Ilauy——* “Hub, low, I know," Delay aaewer* «1. putring a eoft. while hand owr bet ‘'’’“I'tovZ fid no other Ulbf. or moth­ er either, foe that matter, in ell my life," caatinu*! Robert, “and if tb® farm ia dreary, ia it tome.** “And you do not like to U baaiatod! M'.I1, if you will kwP your promiM, •nd wad Jen. av.rto ex. you shall not be. Now talk of oomething else. Oh, thought of using these things." “Nor htme rnd the nto took to you. 1 her. Mme n®w For Robert Franklin had ued.rtak.a oala in my trunk if you will Upto in persoa to see about acfcne west­ ern lands in which his uncle had inwet•d, and whirb thtwtoned to involve him In foes. DairrcwuM not weU take tto long towaey. and besides Daisy tod other sebemee ia tor woe little toad — Loving Robert w.U, she rwolwd to re­ mora th. only shadow from his lifo— th. resolute opposition of hia ancle to a fine lady wife. __ ■ w__ i.l »----------- — - tiBcl pRodccth JAMES NESBET. Sinntal aid Mertanital NOTICE! DlftH DENTIST BININGEB'S or wrwtern thb great line OLD LONDON DOCK 1; torn, U throne you should take. The track U of the test »tevl rail, aud all the ap- EGGS FOR HATCHING tmialnrnta are nrst-elam In every roGIN. apeet. I to-train a are made up of elegant lyatfrtaa: js-tamgjs; sfe saeU.1 J Sweet’s H°Tbl! Wagons Saa'a Claus HEADQUARTERS. 1CH1 EffllUFOmFEBAlUfflAD THHEE MrLLIU.V ACRES LANDS wwmaiEtioii. Oysters received doily Sit and Buggies. o.ubi> "rahiw;.............. T. U. I. VOX. r«®r«»rior E-nj tkl.f Uxxl IM New Work. arv Pullman Palace Drawing Room and HlMplng Coacbva, luxurious, well «rarUtaM W >■ M lighted and well ventilated DayCoaeto. — >» , amt }>l<*aaanl lentiglag at<d smoking w ' J. Cole & Son. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS FINE ^PICTURES mu... umfiimr . WING GALLERY, f On .IF.FFEE-SON HUWSKT. wwr'Jii A rto. . tit For Council Blnffi. Otmtha. and Califorala, Twn through trains dally, with | Pullman Palace Drawing Room nod, Steeping Care through to Council Illutr* For 8t. Paul and Minneapolis. Two through trains dally, with Pullman Pal- I new Cars attachod on both Unln*. nor Cam Attached, and running through । '“FM^jiuw’Bnkea. Four through trahw daily. Pultanu Cars on night irela.. ' for Wlsoaa and jxnnu In Mfnurwcta, JOHN PETTIT At Granger Prices. hays i McElwain, Bmw Mkm. »w 1 and lutcnt Buflhnuiud Coupllugn, XVcwt*’“* 1 Inghouee Safrt, Air Brake., and every other appllanoc that baa been devised for the safety of pmwenger trains. All pIM® a. ui ae®.I- je.’rkrl/^F.. alia,. trains are niu by tAegrnnh- In a word, AGKNTM VrkNTBD I. 1 this t.REAT LINE ha. I lie brai and Byry mU agOalM J'mi.Um hr Iks M« to-k anuwtbe-l lr»ek, and Uto n><~t elegant unit comfortable e«ini|urient of any road In (he West, and n«« n<> competitor in MONEY Thia * th. phew to buy ymir |w«vbU irZJSv Weh.O t>» ’<M' lino «>f g.«da dhr.l Stop .mi J.-tf»ns.n Street, north ot ! was evw brought ic Hanmga vail vabt' it. anJ examine !-•: yo«r»elf a id you will Hastings Hiilrl. ydndt/nrdwriri’Mrtpidi’. Pun bnn, I sUUmMi » , Hcsirmbrr tiw pltef. the ttel Sttarf. | nign of the G-d'eii Mortar J. P. ROBERTS. nBStaSft-*"*"--- ,-'~“ twenty yean ago.” “But who will come, Jan.* Giris are •ot plenty tore, u you know." “I'r® a niece, ah, would «• to ns, though ate'. nsv.r lived oaf ’ ’ “Send foe tor, th™, and—oh!-rub ray leg, will you T' tots in th® iftmoon aliUle bustle below dura told the Invalid of th. ar- -Wir yuugo upstairs, MiasJm« toaitated. "N«rpreC ' said the new-cc “don't you call your aieee Mica 1 r.-sX’iL'S'iSr’ §60,000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS! “Not K Ttor.'a Ki dronoe ■arair ttMrtdi" �HAIB Evayy yc-ir im-rrejew the ptywkrhy 'cl thia valuable Jfcir 1'rejianrfioa; | which it ifar tn tue*t alimc*. We ra , nuurr ,onr old patinri • that it i» Iff* 'fwtlv tq> to it« hisljrtaodard; tuul it i» she «Jy ri-lfable JmJ perfectod prrparatiou for n-vtorittf tluvr tut Fanxn Haiw to it. vunthffi ecil<£. making st •oft. luatron^nnd Mlltvo, The ’ralfS by tta ttm-, ln-e.imot wbitp and. clean. It ramorcH all e.-uptioM ai.it daadruft; aud, hr it* ionic properties prcrtmfi the hair frimi falling out.-a* it alimwlatei and no-jri’brt the hair-giand*. By it* uae, the hair growl tliicker and •tninger. In bdjlnecs. it Text orca the capillary glanik to their normal vigor, and will create £ new crowth, creeps in extreme old pfft-. It 1* the moat eoottomicnl I Uta DncwxtXG ever naad,. nx it inquire, tvwer application*, and girei tlic hair a .idendid, glomnr «pficanmn.. A. A. Ilayc; MJ), State | A««aycr of Man-.rhnactts uayx, “Tho -I----- ------------ooreftdle CKinuonH' MO... ......-------- —, tclerted for eneDrnl quality; cottMder it tin) Bum Paxraaxno: fur it» intendM puqx»w». If you d to come to W IS w Tcm-MmJw niAr^L Ibiire. YWAl 10Mb. borX. Fmrehrr. H.A Gar­ >«»«a JWUy. (ffurrAW. 1 0. Oapfc. Tkww. <bn>. jt-’fr- • Gtvwax ' rev, Griiv. Hoirl iai. JlxKtiugt.n Jenkv. Mtk. The awren of newly opeoed lamk Gnwbcr. Br^d-v. IM- jfar*. Hoof Jonre.Jl.ti-krll, Mtlrm. ’NAum. North. I lM«<rn. Tfamipmii. Warren. Wdlv. irhire. can euariiv. with remunerative romlta, an Key. kdU.nr. Xlrfa. Kaiflr. Lint. abort wnfimited number ofUmb. if tbe MSwt. W. *>'.far ! —23 CrepuWhan. 15. drmneret- H). ‘—M.-..VTI. .Idnie. Uewirk. Grewfabur can be had.uW rxeenaabk term* and lAewp, Aorta*, Muwna*. .Scfasflfor .Suirffi 1 ad.Nay» JJcUh. J/«e. HerifiM Tbom.-.., men hiring them-hm for rn-h w.>rk ean aSYmtrnr. .‘tawre. XmU-. Hoftor. Sa re* «ieh fevy ■' Mtakby «** ri-r1». ami n^ kaTr-fa- L f Ffcetr, n*,. in-/ Mafa-re-K l republican* 2. Aelnorml, 6 >. in .hre rewrec earn >w*riret to make themjwvHwrty of any pw»«. au . 1-Hn to nay -» (rrpuUiran. 3. democrat* M) The fahwt t~t on thi* bill iu it* pnweut xillauca of thi. Stare there .hall Lf annually ktat under tlwpn,vUuHu..f thi- art.-hall dart* of three MW rertuw* are of a kind levied and cdlrrted lb! following tax •!«> •h»jc w»» taken WixfiwUrfay alien***, ia tub puuci oa awwr ixnsu bill for which there ■ aa wnliautad market ihclmriaM. m manuLetaring. relhng. or to exempt from anch kvy. tke knae. id cum Hiring iu the aiuendSer. 10. Tbe aheriff ahaH p»e jhiUic •nd three ia therefore an jareldlitr of the keeping for •ale dirtilUl «r malt liquor* r wartime, aa -xwbrtirme foe h — e I-JI N. ih H ice . if the time aral place of — k. and ot m«td vrtbe*uure to rfrikriml —cti>«i G, lri-e market lauag overrtoeked there Fpnn th* boaiare* </**Uiag or offering fur tbe jw>perty Io b. «*£ al km* mt d.y. ' Itl f aad m it finally pa—ri lurth which rvjR-al. th.- prrartit prohibitory law It fa poehapa within th* trnyh to Male •ale npiriuo-na ar into»ieating liquo^by re­ prevwKM to the aale. by eilvarth—mt. to It will be aren that up>« thfa drriuht faoAan ware not aa dark m hb on. Ifoug- that, if W«r enuld be carily traurf.-ro d tail. .w My patent medicine mixture or to ported nn in three public piaMa hi the, bnuMhca rnsfa - Mow. from tha focalitwand employment* where cum non ml. wlneh in wb<Je or ]*rt conamta uXhtp. rily. or Village where tnxeh mk Im bad torn down tbe harrtor* that pre » Sac. 1. Il ahall Mt ba lawful for any *ui- of rretrieting thr trelfic. every man it ia Ml wanted to there where it rould be —Mil tha oxtentfon of alavery ovar the ereddy rtnykred. the nrt peudurt - f the ./•piritmntooc intnxiMing liqwwM 1W; i. made Prorato!, bow-ewr. Thai in e—l nreirnv toreU aaT»piritau—oe iatcxiraiiagl v.vtiag '-yr*" wa* a repnblicea exerj* two. -lUng or ..ffcring C< rele. by retail, any wbrtv a levy haa here made upon real «w vart Tarriteriosof the Narth-wurt, and U country would be inrtandy tnrereiuri Otte- fernwnte.1 or brewed frpa.ira. «w any othre Me**rx. Mevrer and Stewe. There were two We dare i talc, aueh aheriff ahall give life »«v ot or any intoxicated perm, or Io any Demon I * —ao—d a> if the laal ventage nf ciril liberty fwrtb upon ito prnent amownt. If th* lievange *40; utlHffK brewed or malt I remblicata not voting. Me—rx. Berk and FOB TBE WH15KERBIt '' ever before, theMMaadpiaeeofeurh^mmaaka in the hxHt nf p-ttinr iatoxnted had beau drirea fr-an the Republic of be an. the pro!>km ie a m.rt importaut one limww, at wh.dreale. ot at whalamh- and W- of real eatatr on «xBeat ire; tad aU pro- •hall not be lawful for any pcrxin to ee)| j Wert, 1 IxhIi abwnt cm a-eoant. of rnckne—. ar f too ranch terribly excit —wbrther it fa p.—ihk tn retaWtoh ar- tab, • 1 <M> per annum reftiug *piritMWi ur ( fall party,rtrrmrth i* 53 in the hooae vfaireriiflawappiiaabk total— <f tarieMate malt, (piritaiMM or uttoxk-rthig liquor ; Our ... tided Whi*. we have comt intoxicating liquore nt wlnkwale or at upon exrcuti.Hi riiall be applicable to ari— without fir»t having exrented ami daiivur- ;. j Tl...... ............. all demoerat* excepting I. ireR thiv dyo, in one little became you may all come at once and Frustnu u« raaKu Wholreale and retail. •MX> per *»“■“. unckr thia art. except aa heeria Mherwfae ecl to the treumrrr of the ratinty in which I orenrruJ’cn; vrldeh will quickly and so that we oamnot do nnrthing. manu&rturiag brewed or aaalt liquor* tor / •urh licuinm* t> pcoceeulnl and earned on. 1 cffcrtu.illy,ire anptfah <hi* raatih. It □ot been named far the Prreiderwy Tbe .’a, I AW barrel.-vamkr »5U If urre provided the bond required to he given by krtti -n 4 i We had some talk with a- man from California *-ad;— Sre. 11. Inc—e the properly d** ia uarilv ati-ft-l. and pro-iwcea u ctdar 1.500 barred* and Mt exccwlnuj 5.0Ul>. I rained or Uvkd upon raanrt be a.4d fix of thia art. All «l.mn. nataflinnl«. io*>. I> )Inti. Rrw*. opporition to th* than dominant party bad Brown. P Ik dark. <bj. • 100 If 5,000 Urrek or over. »2tM) per ! kv. IXx. Ertkrtiwi Fergixwwi. Garfirid. which will neither nd. new waxh b« him Thiriy-fife Top Carriages, and that almost unfits tafcrf bar-rouotx. in lareAu or utherwiar. and al)'' Ml evxw aa aegwriaatioa national in ita annum; upon the bu»iarre of manufacturing want nf bidden. «id aberiff mey adjourn Sold by ail Druggie*. Price Fifty business besides the . - * MKh arie oftre - may be Mec-ary — plan* of public reaortwhervintnxiratingliq- (keridr. R. H. Ihwa. IW*. Harden chuader. the old Whig party haring d;nl for wk •piritiuHi* <>r !intoxicating liquor*. Howard. Hownot exceeding .inc week, however, al any uot«areMldlrt<brratwbn|r«ak'Orretail.ahan | Hatt. Hewitt. Ju 18U ftwut tUa&rt. of an over dwtof •300. No [er*>-n |uritr: a tax <« q.iritu- one time, and in rare the property dire (unluai other-wire detorquiiol and dirqrtcxl find. Hubbard. Huggrtt, 1-y. I*-- Liv J Maaufaoturcd by R. P. HALL A C0M 3XS11UA. SJL noa or intoxicating li.piun. under tin, act. 1I none I ur levied tip.-, and -Jd fa in- by the board of iruatmw or caium.ni «wu»- I ingrtohe Lolington. Mel^hlin. A/rrrvi. Souther* dirt. Mid Sootfam True the re­ which will be given away to our CusUfluent about the wjSl •hall be liable tn t«y *ay tax ou tbomle of 1 peal ofthe MMowrierwaprom..- hadarouwei .ufarient to aati.fr meh writ, tbe aheriff eil of the village or rity where «u:h rebon*. Mum. Neff, <»cobock. Parker. 1‘rret.m, XICHOIB, SHEPARD a SO.'l malt, brewed, ami fermented li<(U<.r«. nauurant*.' bare, bar-nuou. are kept I, be thepaopk of the Northern Stat- and in of September next, has sttendeucyjo make more trade tha* »J Sec. 2. Hi tail derirn of*piritm>a> am! .hall make return thereof and jwy over the elnred on the firet day of the wrek. rumtioea fa <«*h I‘ invoh-re hundre.1. <■{ i iuloxicrtiiig liquor* anil brewed, malt, and amount by him tecrivrd, k— hia eaid fare, mikx nf travel-, and the unemployed, by fvrt»cntcd liquor* -Ldl be held and cb-cta- to -id tn—vmr. and mid treaanrw .hall manly called Sunday, and on «ach week­ day night frtun ar<’ after the boar of 11 rrnaw .aid warrant, and again <Wmr tbe re—.« «JF their lack of w-ek. haVe me the .d to include all |> rxon. who m-11 by the M BHIIOJ t WT wi re r—I •< MU U..IW-* Tl—a.vl—1 ntaK*MXX U aa*f—« o'clock until 6 o’rloek nf thr tuernin- of .am* to the .heriff, romm.nding him a* . mean, of faying for their treiudrr. to —y | drink, and in quantitlr* of fire galL.na or the aqrerediug day. Hut thi* |.rori«<«i ■tuLug <>f «hc accereity fee their having a L-. or one dorett quart l-nile* <o l~* n ahall hot be cuneirw-d I., (.nihibti druggiu. few dallar- to privy3-pea-u4e twief any .me time to any |*r*u«i WhiJofrom aaUing xueb liquor* at aueh liture, up­ period of i«i<m|kymeut rt. reaching tak dealer* vhril be IwLI and ilcaiued to on the written reqtwal >< .edr, ..f ^>n*was th®,lucky man Inst July, tl* iiartir~* : -* Thevr poverty chain* mean .ml include *1! |<r*ont who — II or KiMfep 8 Bingham David S. WalbridgT. prarthung pbyaieian of the town. rilla&let him draw this year. *’BS; them to tbe *pH where the, cannot find offer to -ell such li.in.rv ami bcveragia iu ' and lhair Wnrty loving uNoriaton | work; aad tUreffwv if they are to be Iran­ quautitic* of five gulloiu or over one dog'U * Warning the people not PcMbiM the M4i.a> of Lire then forth.,*, I ford to point*that will afford them work. quart bottkw at anv ia— time to any one I deemed guilty of ■ tu*decntwH>r!i>iul ti|«»tt lag Philadelphia Oonventiim. a few of the it mud Im through tn— outride ot them |h iron No tax imt—wd under tha* act Truly Yours, rourirtioci llirtwf »h»ll bo putiMbwl by a | •hall 1-e levicl or i<4Lrted from any p.-rtrue men of Barry Couaty who loved freefine of not Io* than |25 n<x more than , ■m for •riling any wino or cider uui.k- fr..ni dam, halierad i. ftw, noil, free apnrek. fn. I lion, and rod. of pnwciitioii. and oa fruit* grvwwur gathered in thk State. No failure Io t»y »uch fine and <ort», * .hall 1»1 axe. and a ftaa pm**, and .who raongtHxh^ 1 rtion ..f.itch rear. and —id arer—or ahall. druggirt dial! fa- ti ibb- a. pay any tax here­ the tmportanre of an uwMpoken paper in ' fore making .urh areaaamenl. notify the impriwaiea in the county jail n.H I-re llixi. | in imprev! who N-ll* lapior* for medicinal, 10 dxn nor more titan WO day*. ■< 1.4^ ccotroliing politic*.' wtiou and awakening i vhcmwal. mechanic*!. rt»l —mmentri pur- penon. roq*mli.>«i, aaaocialion, company •och fine and tmpri*>at»mt. in th • Jwire or cTMiartnenhip, uf a lime slid ]Jace at , to exmrentrated eflort the people in behalf j t ion of the owirt Soc. 3. Tile tax re Herein provide’! far which tbe ame*rtnent will be made, ami re of Trenina and good internment, ontaaixml Sec. 2. Any |*r>«Ki who l.y fol*e pre•hall be **M*wd. L-virtl. and cidkrfed by quirittg Mich jwrwm to appear at the rime tciwr xhall olitaiii any rpiritu-<ti* or intoxla joint Mock company, pareham^ I be mathe rame officer- and iu the Kune time anil and place mentioned, and ahow cau*c. if any. why each a—noment riurnld not be caliaw liquor,, or who »h,ll be drunk or teriah.and nW the 4 th day nfMay, 1350. manner — tbe taxre u|R*i |« rwmal proper­ intantnted in auy hotel. t*irr«. Inu. ot tewwsvfen ruiiifo. whirii not ire ahall be penaioally ■el forth the Crat wane of (he Rqmblicoa ty. except — herein otla rwue pcwvirfoil — ttiUcc of public burinr* or in auy mretnU>. Un—rlVikn Provided. Nothing herein ivmlrimd ■hall w-rvi-d in the —me manner — aununonM-v blagr nf pwplr raUcrtrtl logrtbrr in any ' Bo vu. Among the men who inUrertzd ireued by jurtirea of the proce. and •erred u’.‘7 i, b.. evMtrtrtiad to exempt buy ■jw, ire of tirope for any purport-, or in any .trrei thwaarltia largely in th* naw th^rrprier, it kart there day. Iwftire tho time .periertv from taxation umllr the general law,. , alley, highway, railway ■< rtrert car and contributed freely to it* rafifairt and f.cd tbcreia for a hearing; ami upon »uch All tat re ahall I- deemed payable and due by drinking iatoiiiraling liquor., dull, ott, iu-mwment leing mode, the hiw prtxvedlargely to It* natVM Were John H. Vaaat ihetimeoftheib-livt^r ofthe aw>e*nient ingx .hdl be had in all rreprev. •* tfaiogh amrictiou thereof, be pnnuhccl by a 6ne Brnat Gauegw W MSI* and line John M .urh a—i—ment had been maiic by the a. nf|.*i an.1 cert* of |m~niili<Mi. or hr pun Xatina. afterward*, and foe nine yum. the —reor 'aa abnre pem-ribed: Proud*!, tolled by impriwmtnetit in the evanmou jail ward, cut or village, riudl. on or bef >re the able editor and publidirr of th.- H.ixsaa h- never. That iu <—e nf neglcei or nfuaal of the county, not exre-diur 2t) .lay. ...­ third Monday M»f id each year, inquire <>f muI axwreor to comply with the prro both rueh inc and imprinmmcmt, in th. and tarexiain the name iff every jwreon. cot diaeretion of the conn temticn. a-.»iati<«. nanpun} or co-1Urt- vfaion* of tlii* Mvtiou. then in that t—*. Sec. 3. Every wife, child, {orent. guar­ the Mid cxmntv tn—wrer ahall bare power nerdiip .-..gaged iu rain fag on any tarnsdian, huabaud. or other pereoi. who 41*11 I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. menU-Mcl iu the firrt Mttmn <-f lbw set. uid it ahall be bfa duty to madu th* am be injured in perr.i. or pr»j*ity, mean, of vwmrat and gire the notice rcqnia*d by and ho shall enter in a mH. to Im nudu by place ia the nation and the wnrid dering motive for taking the matter in band. We th* —ctieq, ami the same slisll be — valid Mippcwt. by any mtaxiratal pern.a. ..r by him. tiuMmetif evctyletrrh perron, etc. mean* of the iot.nu-xti.in <>f any |rm>n. that brief period of time. Tbe artire men ..f refer t<> the railroad* They are dir* th and the |4acr nf driug hu.inre*. the kind — though made by the arewor. ahall have a ripkt of actroi in V m or her See. 13. AU moneya njlactod- by any that day in tbe political arena, tbe men who beneftlcd by every iacreaar of i«.pula|i-n at • ff burin—carried .at. wwl the nmount uf own name agalnrt any pare-Hi «e pro .re* | Every additional ».>rktnau lax to I. laid a-vurding to tha provfaion. Ireneuree under tbe proviaiui* of tha. art, dictated in the fiwum the policy of our tha Wert. • xrej4 tbe fou* and pec-rentage herein al­ who ahall. by xrlling <« giving any inUni placwd co a W.-t.-rn farm mexn* the read Clmji'iMM. *«rt_ totnaU. M«k. **•< reunty. hare mortly done their work, and tug iff aotnc 4|K» buabefa more grain |ki the ..f th-, art And fa- -hall. Ufore th* fires low*! to him — eum|>eu*stl>in, which may eating liquor, have <wu.-d <>r rrttlriliulrtl W cdmvJay after the thirtl Monday in May. gone to their rart. The political imritu E—t an J the forwarding of *u much addi notify nwh pcMW. etc., fata*-- name* h*v lie retained by >ueh Irra.-urec — hi* fare, to lb«-inl<'Vi<ati>xi of XOcb ,«Vwta oe jwr ■one. and ahaD have a right . f artion tion* of the Mticm hare chanired until tiornd Value in mewbandire from the H—t 1 been .vurevd <■« mid nil. ofaaid entry: ■hall he by him jdtred tn the credit of tbe againrt the principal Hintire <-f the l-crl . omtingxiii fund of the towwabip. village, there ia •eareriy a rrrtagr of tbe old char to the Wert. Their earning. ut-.U the Mto-ii n-Hiev to lx- verbal, {jriutcl or writ w n*M al—I. it*.^-b——IkeSwl. hrtrinafl4 inrtdUr.il . «.>d ta any rttefa ■NMMiu kA. Stevrry baa died a rinfant qmxiact and she eeaMumpti—i of a *'•*« and the mme ahall be by weh townahip. artioa tho plaintiff ahall hate a right to i workman foe one year excred by far whrt illage. or city, applied — are other ronrin remvar crtual and cxen.pl*ry damage death ia llaeCeruto arerthrow freedom it wowld rort them to carry a ktorer trooi And in every action by any wife, hmhaad. gvot fowl* and the dank of it* eham will ba beard no the ftaUera ritha to the farm- foresta or Sec. 14. Il .hall be the duty of e«ch and parent or child, general reputation of tbe mines of the Wert, and il Wnuld therefore rrery rnsuty troMurec. at Irani oner in each relation of btuband and wife, parent and pay the n—k. evea within the firvtycor child. >ball be pn'mn fneie evidence of to carry alde-liodfad. indnrtriou. wuAnieu । until 51, clerk in the aft»rtH*>a. for the pur undcicry month, to tnakr a awum »Uleinei>t •ueb reiatua . aed the am-.unV rrre<rre.| ' J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. I*— of reviewing Mich a*d*«m-it roll, and rontaining the name* of each and every per .>n. etc., in hi, conaty. |ayin(t a tax nmicr » .« the uaI I*” fJfowfag day* , and h. the tenriaiouv of thia art aiatius therein the Haallu;,, Sept.. ®th 1®74. . the r*|t»<wt nf any pen*O. rte. 4» their We.Would Migg—t to tbe manager, .if! mreut or attorney rourideriiig lhewrehc* ro-almre uf «ueh penon, etc., the barinow tho Eart and Wcwt trunk road* whether it aggrieve*!. >01 "ufflei.-l.t ntu»c Iwing ehnwu , in which -urli per»n m myayrd. the flare Wvuld Dot liigbly .i.ndure to their intm-rt [ to tbe —t»fret.*i of «wch W—v~>r be .kill I| of doin' >*o.ii*M. the amount of tax paid. | and -Irtc of fayment of the Mine, and file" Co entabliah aumc permanent rule confer­ alter »ueh »—ment in rurli manner — I '•incola, and Gram, name* at that day al­ ' ' ■ MUge upon, all workmen derir- may lx- nererwary in order to .'Hif.-roi to »u-h .tatrnu-nt with the clerk of hb county: I 'ert, but who are unabk to pay the i*>VM><«* if thi* art. and he .h*U afao. I• and i-ueh county treasurer ahall. on or beasari unknown, yet Uvday bla>.vmd .« th* It would be e—y to ertaUiah unm raftci.vit caitre l« in« vhiren by any |i fore Hetviubrr 25th in tach rear, make a page* of (ba warid hiatsry. .v=»—that would prevent an amngre credible pmem nd.1 11 —id nJ! the name I] full and complete report of all the Eaeta, aa mewl of that kind from bring abwaed by of any other |*reon. etc amga^J «"? I। ahuwtt by the repeal* mi ftle in hi* ofiire.1 pcrwii'i not needing curb grucrenity, or by buainre bride to be lax.4 undertbe |wo , and return tlx tame to the auditor general, j immixTMta able to pay (w tbemndre*; vwioCM otthi* ret. the kind <f Inirine-* a^I publiah the aanM in at hart two nawepapm and although tho oxocutaon of euc-h regria tlie xmount of tax to be paid, arreeding to I in hi* county, if n» many there be. AU and Mate hinmeif to U- o»«r twvnty-*- ' tion* might involve aotae trouble aad ex- the prori—aw of thi.art. xml the mi.1 a»- Idatika rrcfwirfd to carnr into effect the prr>- ytaronfage in order to pu*U*- mill, v iakwi* oftbia art ahaB be prepared and rar- aptrituow or intoxicating Ikiuore, hr •hill, jicimo to tbe rued*, yet that would lx: a uiahmf hy the auditor gnw-ral In the county li drrmnl piilry of a aiiaivtn.-.ii-.- and I •mall matter corapared with the Urge ad treasurer,, and by them to thr townahip, U[»W1 H-nvirtion threr-'f ahall l»- Ind ii> • > an tap*, that would ultimately accrue to ly paaaad, bat thatia not .XU- pnrpaa* We anv *un »' < Ire* than fire nor more tb*u village, or city idSrrre ' thm. and <« failure to pay -ueh fine «ha!l Ike. IS. Any offkvr wiUfuUy uegiorting • dreire .imply to nail the reader* attention There ia no UM iutarret ao largely coaor rrfartngto perform hi* duty undertbe pro be impri- .n.d in the county jail not Ina I ta the ehangaa that wa are now mak iag to cenud aa the railroad* iu having the whole , vinaMofthiaact ahallbe liable to a penalty than five day* mir more than *ixty <h;.-. I imprev. the Burtl aad ■ake'ds jMill labcr ofthe country well employed; bcof | loti for naeh and every offerire. Am or both aiwh Snr .nJ imprirouuiciu in the camw the road, receive * conxiderxbk ti.U more worthy of puhtee pain mag.anv l»re.H. Imide to pay a tax under the dixrvtion of the rourt. upon everything that ia prodared and [ to attach theerto. »ien«l bf previrt.«. ofthiaart. who ahall negfert <.r It ia a Bttk orw nine y*a(U eiaae ww a»- marketed. Whatever keep! populxti.® rate, which May hr in thr S> raftire to pay the nunc. >11*11 be dremrd tumed the Edrtori*] management of the • I do harrhy cwrtify thax 1 I guilty of a mbdemeanor, and upm carvie- ente, and cWivrr to the e-auity trewaurer of. Ba.»IB Duntig that time it* ax hu in the aborr a-r—aimt r-.J------ - ,—— the rxatnty in which be i* earryiot on aacli । All grades of Tea*, the very best in the Market. Fn-sb jHS where the bnciw. of nunafactunng. «41- ta* thereof ahall hr puniahed by a tne of Leva doubled, and ita rireulrthw. iwnrly 111 Laiiftsi tnui, Mi Im* than l-’S n»r more than *100. and huainre*. a hmtd to >*• drtremioed by thr their labor i« tnred niwded. the read, bare inx. or off-rin* ftr aale NEW IIH LBTISEJlESrS. iatnxn thribkUl CwiiOmtly iaMMOuaaduutef week from the Importers S. 8. .SLEEPER A CO., of BobHui, w-: nut* of pnnemtion. foe each and every toermhip l»iard of the brwnahip. « th. the tnoxt direct mterret in removing it.— rettng. brewr-l ^**1' Bt|W«WwM«( «• CW. REW YORK, foj sale at price* which defies rucccmAiI competition. fed birttd of trurtere, or the rrnnm-n nniu. il nflrtiae , and on feUnre to pay »urh fiae and •earn ww bore labored to nuke the Bam- Our tart unl Hiche.1 rewmree*. Io a la*x* rad on, t.<rtbar with the itunn oTlha cw G. P. Rowoil A Co's. Column. of the village or dty in which the b« ‘ i ; XBt five repreuentatirc rf tbe general in- extent eap^Jr of being developed alnwt pontine, pmon. ar—cuti-a reanpaity. or <**u. ahaHba inMrt«Md in the ruuntv i jail not ieaa than 10 nnr mare than !>0 day* ntwic earned on. to lb.- people ..f the | telfigeaee of the people, and a trm. coo- without capital, make u. differ from alm.*t m-partMohip cejMprd nek baaaxw. and ia thr diaerrti.* of the court. WHERE NOW ’ State ot Miebiftaw. M »be 'J •< ha. rvrrv other country in thr world in that the partkwlar kind of b<U»— in whieb •Mrtrt advoaete ef everything calrafated to TREATS ALL FORMS OF See. Id. The word amewov. aa a*cl in than fl.000 nor more than •.'loot), nub, verr important rrej«wt that we never need ■ark ia ■» ropured -—di*- « thio art. ahall I- bald to include a0|wrti» two or more aaB. but attreticw, wh« chill have any unemployed labor, previdel, how- infuruaUn and WHAT FOB? ore, or atbar uAcre wh.nr duty it ta to be ftweboldm. which t.md -ImU he aatU errr, that the niimad. m.uld !»• breugbl the CM .Monday ■tantialiy in the following form HiutingN, Nov. I Oth. 1874. k> mw that they cannot afford to allow the Kn»« all men hy tboce pemetWa that r. not* of migran-Hi Io prevent the truwfrr 1D*hand, cownu aading-tU *Mlf treaawr-1 Letter* from all parta oj „f workiuru I., th* y-.mto where they are er to eoUrrt .urh l*x<». in the manner pre-1 the Civillgtil World. and--------- •* auretre. ere hcM and firmly ! *rt>* 'Xl* INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION wanted Jf the N- Y Central, the Erie, aaribad by law for the ailkHion of u>nr EXTRAORDINARY bread unto the people of the rt*,r ,.f “C the State primad net efDrtroh fret fall | the Peuaaytrania and the Pnrihc mad* Michigan in the xnm of----------Mhra. Io 1 us ,unj au lu-i- ..r ar*t..v, ra—4. we nMed •team to oar farilrtina, and now ! were to aaaanatn that able bodied worthy Ar p-vreewt wbereof. well m.d truly to ho 1 A W« haw purvhanxd an aatm aarr dm. ff* workaaeu would he carried free to wrery » mV wv bind owndm. unr hrm. exrcu m*a— •• u». warram XinJ mlminirtrator. Inuh by thro.fau^ f-w the BAMVU al a eurt aff Marly five huad- point on their M rrteni connect>ow*i •* ^4 —ttaM with urab Mttd.Ti-.il " A rvd dollar* aad begin the Twentieth Sib . -dev of------ A. l» IB— ; p It. t,.rcI|LCR.K.,’»L*t.V ' Valwmr, with whwh m. . Wboreua, the above oamed jirineipal mfereni to tarry »n the Lomumh of-----of tha Union. —— fl . ‘ — in the rnnnty of--------- 1 and, where-, the -id prirw-q-d hath cw-| ADVICK CIVKN BY MAIL rtMUted and agreed and d.xh hereby eor- I pOuBVwr ama<kew*reatw4to prorii^.«v.M aummarix: them btrt .. . ' ‘hr mt. in kgri jArw-kyy. If^W-d >by Get »n».r Hagby. h w® takr uamwEau ' . <efret Buckingham's Dye Rutter TO-OCV g tf ■1I8HT8B" THRESHER. Richard Messer, of Carlton C NOW IS Y Gent’s Clothing, Furnishi. Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlest. lines wi ww n Trunks. Travelling Bags, Wanted-.*.-.U-VSttEK for Yourself Come and see IMPOSITION H1TEDI OPPOSITION COURTED Teas, Coffees and. Spices E;E. FOOTE, M.D. An Independent Physician, GIVE ME A CALL CHRONIC DISEASE, ONE MILLION ACHES Cortictiu a Medical Practice EMPLOYMENT raant aad agree a* CdknrA to wit Thai STAB to, will not directly or iadinwtly by him U-If, hi* clerk, agent, or rerrani at any time. aeOor deliver any apintaoea -r in EAITH-101IM8 AUBEB. CRAWLEY & GRACE FREE OF CHARGE. iflROTERIER. TOBACY-O, CIHABS. .4*5 date\rpahlMtio*. nt which all pct—*; interred wifi xpp-*r and *baw —« why ; rri. ■ M ri .bouhl Mt be riMtxni », alwrte pmridrd. ar «*el. nfOi* may bo * etc, rrc, perwn wh«M haukruxl. wife, |«rrtrt. tbikl. gnardfau. or employ*, may give him woI tier ia writing that auch t.-rwci bnc ae| onlnd .< fa pairing tire habit ./ drink, .iag to awn, wad fa being injured thereby, i wxertw a* a anadirioe ua a prrecriptnm of a ACKNT* MoOaftiey'a Cwlwbr*t®d FIovlt - V j* ALL A ttaktllM tnt*— �ternalhtwt; p.!p>t»fi.,n: in M1,„T . dry. tu«i»<g with i-.re thnut; ii». rttmdy SMetilr. rafatag firnd chokiiig mwsMtion in thnwl, di-tro-. Imrvioro., hlvatod or fall feeling about ^unaeh and eithK J«in tn ridt>. berk W k-raxi, end abo-al xbouldcra, colic. |ain andromaew* through ing Io hit thv nrotirm ttf a few Itteu at tl Kast. who lud omto.1 ofl j-mnuintic <1 titans. 1 rcerirral rviidemnatl>i»- and h-T been by I hern dU|tlacr.| fiutn the work inirnni. tourhmg the iJcicty.' which h tUdx-i kidnay awl urinary difertihi,-. dillmw, low apatite, un~-iabilitr and gloomy forbrdinp. Ihily Hwr «f *U,tr sympluuL-i likatv.ta L- prwewt at one time. Al) who w llr. Herrv's Alt. Extract, or Golden Medwal Itwinvcry aixl Plrwutht Putgadve Pellet" Ibr Urer r«mi|ilaint and it" ctmifilitwlinu. arc- L>ud In their praU- of them. They arc «.M by nil d.td.TH iu 'EXPOSITION IN THE LARGEST POST OFFICE TIME CARD. Hmiioo o-J Ani port of Antioch, when- the disci]4o> were Sim called Christian. There was no town at tbe water's edge. m. people. no wharf The prosetWerx and th.- inwehaudiae were put aahoft$n lighter., which ran up into the tpA. A troop of umc-b, with thmr drivers' fay on the lanwh. nudy to trans­ port the gurxfa into the interior Among the articka land Were taint, marked “Hr J. C. Ayer A Co., I«w.11, Mas... I’. •< A..' showing that they emtaiurd nuJirinc* and whcao- they camo. Tha*: with other ET»«L wen- htii.tnl <ui the barks >>f caincU. f.r tnnspnrtatimi to Aidinch. Thin tbe skill uf the Wnd -ends lw. k ii. mnodies tn hen) the lualadiet- of (npulatiotu that inhibit those iwi<-m »hi>n-. whence our ■VTW3 ii....... .-a IL..U. <*ra*l TO-DAVS haji-baunl meetings. Selection. of all hue life iuu-l be made in Mcnve adrat by Rrowiny. in the vegetable an well a» anima), from pure- and hardy stotk. I from contamination. AU the record" of growth anal l.mgei of orchard* may be traced to tin- stock ADVERTISEMENTS. PAVILIONS EVER CONSTRUCTED A COMBINATION OF MANY SHOWS, INCLUDING 500 Living Wild Animals T 1,000 Natural Curiosities. Living Khinoceron. tbe larges) over Captured or Exhibited. IAB7RL3 Of TBE AKMAL « Revealed by thb exhibition of vast multitude of Creation’s Curiosities. ’ ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. FIJI CANNIBALS ADMIRAL DOT! LIVING WILD ANIMALS AND BIRDS The Smallrot Mon in the World. Tie Bal Circa Era Onaiai. KNOWN TO NATURAL HlSTORV. niu«trio<iB_Grymiiaste Renowned .A Chief eat ! Living Giraffes, Living Rhino­ ' ccro«. Living Elnnda, Living Itew 4" jruu like Mr orcurH-' Wriiwx.fay J^elro it'» romlnx •lay. ' TN TTrrBQFRSttKiN. Horned Home, Living The tint Equestritinsof the tLorid. Ostriches, Living it , Thia fjtupendom Combination for Hippocrocodile, lo$al Slijipcf? Jlotice;. IKSTRUCTIVE RECREATION Living White Bear, Living Ind­ I-. Im SaiiWe. Tbe I t ptelel llilt teswix from many yenra of uitcmtincv. that a taan of Ixtld ch’arartsr'with little of exporirbet Buk--n.-rr of worthy_ rword upv-i ibc traiMNK'liuiia than'the’ipiiot ulArvcr. Without tlcatring to brinjr in ff«- imsw-" of any of »ur ctj»Ue |>®iol.>«i-t-. I think Will, during the tenting season of 1875,. travel . ian Elephant, Living Zebras. UAril’n MkTyi'lrL Ail pdrautis indebted to this office, Ibr Job Work. Advert ismg or Suliscriplioiis, nrvhvrcby notified, where other untlajiecial arrangement* have not been made, Hint their nceoutils utttsl be adjusted nl once, or they will I be left with u Justice'of the Peace for colfpctino. We menn business. LivingTapirs, Living Lionu, EXCLUSIVELY BY RAIL’ And will require Tigers. Leopards, Hyenas. 2 LOCOMOTIVES Lamas, " Panthers, And Two Tftuns of Pumas, etc., in end­ FIFTY CARS To Move it. lens variety. Parade of Princely Pomp SIX THOUSAND SPECTATORS Including Ono Thouaaad Sofa Beaded Chain. - ^ADMISSION, TO ALL, 50 CENTS Children under 9, 25 Cte. J. L. REED & CO. At H< Commodious Accommodation for . H I 5314 And Barbaric Splendor, a Pageant worthy of the days of Feudal Grandeur. _ J We will Sell BUGGIES for the next Sixty Days for Cash, below any Fig­ ures we have ever Offer- to >- rrert erriirx "f spcakerx in |-ublie. when they know the sj-eaker. i- i-.iiuraid of his subject. T|*ry have to*. much *n<«lrety and truth of knowledge to earn to create a bad foaling from the ,-g-ti-tiral SPECIAL NOTICE*. ONLY FURNITURE ROOMS* 45 DOLLARS!! Gen. Ord'» iVxprmw sunn up, with ro«»siderabh- terxenc-- sud vigor, the ptwise iMitm-^f th.- |>crifa w hieh await adveutureni iu the Black Hill* country. It is well that they should be dearly uiMieralood. In the firxt .(dan:. th<- minem wlui enter tltal repine* ere "** exectly the ruiee footing u »• many thieves and liighwavuten in a civilised ^immunity. The whole territory has hirm xwurcd to thr Indiana under ai ...Irtun [ledgro aa It wa. poarible for the , nation to make If the Indiana have any Springer's Royal Cirquzoolodon. Mon­ ■ right" of property, or rights «if any .-on | which white men are bound to m-peet. ster Menagerie, Caravan and | they have a right to the uudisturbcl proMtnsum Exposition. Mwiiou of this region. In rosfating anned band" of adventurers who tre*pa« oo their rights, they occupy the mme proitieu as a houaehokfar who kills a midnight robber, nnd their course ia aa justifiable aa his.— They may hare ih«r own n-Xiona ofjuatin-.' and their own methods of executing it; but the men who brave their vengeance, in lhe mirigbtcons pursuit of wealth which uJrher-TUi™ lifal. *l« ITr-1'H* A4 of fswlag. prayer. »"■* general •>" r e Ito ot llw wwvt ■<*. Many perwma ralfcr with *“> bbibrlf apd nerrmiv headache. usnally mditrvd by faativennw iu-iigurtam. Hneb person* will find relief if not rtWB, by ko^wtg «<■-• towel* open with >!u.ill droro of Prr-nv* Pnrgstire Pill". hands, snd whatever |>crilit they may en­ counter they cannot h*uk Io the (lorcrnnfcnt fur arofatanec. So far from thi«, the Government is bound to side with the In­ diana in keeping thia territory inviolate, and strict order. havF l*m issued to the Tha large.t Stock and tha trot Fural tore erer brought to Ufa city, is on exhibition. at tha Waawrooma of For What? Pfauc, I y<« rill say. tl egnliaiu. AH right. . Is-t it 1-e ■" bring the iteni-i in which I have prw erred Tocondudi: thb, let lip' MV I he next meeting of tin' A P. S. will I grarel allair. Mid that nt :l» a-rombl rttur artiuii will be taken to make it .untroliing Ixslv of the fruit ■iepartinTI The New Improved HEATH. SALISBURY & CO Back-Feed FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, Thia apace belong* to W. T. Eastman, dealer in Lime, Plaster and Agricultural Implmentn, Ac. Tha alack is Complete iu cv parteMtL Havingl«>“|i low, and the pubH?-wit! 6w» it internal to patn»u*.us Tho Stabbias Ilntlliers tire offering fur «alt a large and splendid SMorlment of Familarc, th- best ever brought to this markot, which they are offering tir salo nt lha lowed living rate*. RemomVer lha plan*, at Uu> old stand at Stebbins & BnlJiug. and bs sure and gir. theta a call._____ 44tT UNDERTAKING Go io Johti Stanley's for tbe best sortineut of Ions and eaunod fruits, flab. &c.. ever brought to thia market. Painting and Graining. State Land Otltoe. Michigan undergo in lhe cxeeuti-.n of the orders ths? will have Duly tbeiuwdres to blame. The doty of the (losonimenl fa plain ami it will Le performed without shrinking. ft is urged that Gyveramoul led the James II. Soldpuuv Is now |irepered way in thia matter, hy perznltling the Cus­ ter cx|»diliuu to cxpioro the Black Hills to do any and all Job.;! white washing, region. Thia ia IsmentaWy true; and we Kalaominlng. Patehltig, and Plastering lave ncTcrUeo able to •« the fkintaM T. PHILLIPS IOWA ANDKEBtASKA, TteBuriatta iltawiffira B.Ra,| Praisevil'-t Ou the Corner-ailJofleraun and Bond a beat vilh two aad one half lots of land for sale < heap or in rent cm rea­ sonable terms. Impiirr of John Stan- *«s • It will be hearidtSl into town by a a. Products will pay for lafad and Improvs. I mMU fat* bafoc. ihePrtosqal . - Hopkins 4 �tho State ho loved and eerred no well. Bit, I do not forget iu thio hour, that ---------------- “• JMr'M®. Hare many things to hia. To-day. Ute bo taken into consideratlor. before a memorial vMunm. printed by the fegisto lay the wealth of man should attempt the culture of curteturo of Maaaoehuae's. in honor of the mate upen aa extended scale and for late Beaatsr Sumner, and akillfullv profc. Sucoasawill denend as much compiled and edited by Mr. William H npco favorable Mims to and roil as upon Reed,•contains a document which has lhe variotiee find attar culture, rappoocuriously escaped the notice of the Boeing tho quoslfou of a good market for ton journals. One of tha most eatbuai-' the fruit io loft entirely out of the ac­ antic friends of the senator was Mr. count Iu tbe first place, tho choice Joshna R. Smith of Cambridge, a fugi varieties do not thrive in a very hot "H’mlh'mr' Dr. Delorme grunted, tire slave. Mr. Smith was a number climate, or whore severo drouths occur as with a tell lady, in deep mourning, of tho last Msasarbusslta legislature, in summer, for if the cool, moist weath­ upon his arm, be walked through lhe and bore to Washington its resolutions er extends sufitetently Isto to insure tlio new building recently comploted and resciadiag the vote of censure upon tbe occupied os a Trade behoof for boys. senator which, by tbe iueitemest of ripening of tho fruit, followed by bc>L dry weather, ■J—• Thoro is much to admire here, Cora. If General Butler, waa passed by tbs pre­ drop, and -- ------------------ ------------ n will S]>yunr poor mother were alive, how all vious legislature, on account of Mr pear, amt p rbaps ■ Mromt crop, in time thia would interest her." Snmner'a proposal to ■ erase from tu» - to be cut off by the first frosts in au­ "What I lika bast," was tho reply, regimental flags of the regular army ths tumn; the final results . being a stow, ia a clear, sweet voice, "is tho opportu­ names of batiks in the civil war. In lingering, but cerUln death to the pl u.nity given to teds who have tbe artist the Senator's will; a valuable painting tatiasi. A coul elimalu and a season craving. There are many places where repreMating an angel striking tbe The prospoota ere that there will be । just tong enough to insure Ind milurity boys may learn to make shoes, -t be­ ebains from a stero. was bequeathed come good mechanics; but tho bvipieg to him. On the occasion of the eulogies' bat a alight interval between winter aad of tbe fruit and plants befote frost* ia summar. end that uur work will e->ms tho best, all things considered, for tbe hand is not otten hold out to painters upon lhe Mnator in tbe Massackiurotta legislature, March IB, 1874, Mr. Smith, all in a heap. Ho is wire who, instead1 currant. A hundred tuilre north ol the In tho eyas of that led modelling In who is an earnest and usually fluent running around to consult tbe uldsst in­■ Istitndo of New York City is a better day, when you give him tome hints on speakar, endeavored to apeak, but was habitant as to whether such a spriug: alimate for the entrant than the same the anatomy of the figure under hie m everrome by emotion that he loot was aver known, before, uses lhe lime distance south ; Hill, by proper selec­ fingers ? Oh I father, if thia should be control of bis voice. We find on pp. ia making every possible preparatiua tu tion of soil and by varying the system of culture, this fruit is made to succeed the nucleus ot other schools on a wider 57-00 of the memorial volume the re­ over quite a wide mage ot country. basis, how noble a work tho founder has marks which be proposed to make at Ssu,—Next iu importence to a ooul, that time. Their allusion, to Cot Shaw moist climate is a cool, deep, rich soil, "By-the-by," said the doctor, turn­ gives them especial interest to tbeciti­ । and one of a rstliar compact orclaysy ing to tho lad who was acting as guide zens of New York, who claim him aa through the building, "wo are strangers one of their owu tallow dtiMos, by resi­ dormant, the roots will suffer less from nature is preferable tu a light loath or hero, from P--------- , and I do not know dence, although bo fought aad fell at dryisg thou if planred.lalsr. besides, tbs sand, bowavar rich tbe latter mar be. tho name of tbe head of the institu­ the head of a regiment Mat in tho field earth haa a chaaee settle well around Light warm soils, hot naturally ’ well tion.'’ r by tbe native State of bis parents. Mr.' them. Every farmer, or land-owner or sune<'to tho currant, insy bo made to occupier, should prorids an abundance prpd&e good results by the |tm> uw of "There is a Board of Directors, sir.' *1 Smith purposed to cay. "Mr. Speaker: Thirty-five yean have of fruit for his family, and if ho has the oomo kind of mulch. Iu fast, mulching answered the boy, "but tho President is Smsa of wealth who started tho passed ricoe Col. Robert O. Shaw waa a time or inclination, it will be profitable currant plantetious can bo practiced On one occasion as a market crop. If there is a nursery quite profitably in nearly all locations and giro fifty thousand dollars babe in bis cradle. tha building. Ha gives bis। that I well remotuber, Chivies Sumuer ia the vicinity il will pay to give an ex­ throughout the Middle Htatoe. At a time, too, has a class In mathematics was a guest at hie father’s table, and I tra price fur the privilege of selecting cool, Mill soil la preferahio to one of waa a servant standing behind hiachair. tbe trees as they stand. Farsaers may. an opposite cbarauter, the cultivator The question ot slavery, then the gene­ with advantage to IhemMlvesl sow and should seek thia nt tbe start, but guard ral topic of oonveraatfon. was under dis­ raise their own steaks from seed, and against making tbe mistake in applying "Are tho boys supported hero T" ‘•You, air. Whatever work u fit fur cussion. One of the guests gave ex- give tbe boys instructions how to graft tbSM terms and select uno that is cold end wet. Low. grounds likelv to be sale, goes toward tbe support of the in­ prresion to the most bitter feeling I ev­ sad bud each in their season. stitution; but w« are elotbed and fed er heard, saying that ‘the abolitionists OraAerds.—Established orcharl need overflowed, or near streams, will seldom and their negro friends ought to bo to hare the fertility of tbe soil kept up; answer, because the fruit is liable to be High upon hanged.' But Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, the give them well rotted manure. Wood injure! by frost in spring father and mother of tho infant, speks asbee may almost alwayrtbe applied with grounds are bettor than low protected strongly in tbe favoe of justice end free­ advantage: old neglected orchards may situations for currants, especially in moderately warm ilimatea; thou to dom. The gentleman who had been make the soil cool anl moist, work small town, and our publie institutions speaking so bitterly asked Mr. Sumner are very few. It was a poor place for what ho thought of tbe negro question.. dinging limbs removed; a dressing of deeply and add manure it access* rv Ths further south ths deeper should Le boys that did not rare to bs farmers, Pointing to me he replied : “Would1 lime will often work wonders. tbe soil, and in tho vicinity of Washing- 1 and had no money to g> to tho largo you hare that man a slave t And thatt l/rs/lmy.On most places are to bo sxpreericn, with other words than spo­ found treM bearing natural fruit, whish too, D. C , nothing lees than working it I cities." . "Haw long ago was the os home start­ ken. coot him bis social position forr is oaly suitable for chlor, if these are over to tho depth cf IB inches would ] ed*' I ' yeara in Boston. Slavery had struck; souad and healthy they may bo readily satisfy me lor a s-arranl plantation. ' “Wall, air, it is fire years now since ito roots wide and deep ; but for ms> made to produce good marketable fruit With such a dsptli of good, fertile, pulMr. Beraardin first talked about it— tho star of of justice rose in that hour,, by grafting witb-MlablisboJ varietiao; vented soil, one might reasonably ex- j Ha owned this place, sir, but it was and I saw it shining for tho first time,, in from three Io six years the grafts will poet to dsfy a pretty Mvore drought,'! very different then, only a dwelling­ through the dark clunds of |*ojudice, .-vuimeneo to beer, which will bo sooner end espadaliy if a light mulch was up- 1 plied tn spring. house. Tho wings have been added, that surrounded me. than if young trees were nlsutwi. KanshM.—there are many exceileut the dormitories built, and tho work­ . "A few years alter that I w*s withL Drains should bo provided in every shops on the grounds erected. Now, that child on Boston Common. As woi orobard where thoro is not a natural varieties in cultivation, but there is lit­ many of our wealthy mon are helping were silting thute. I noticed fluu l,0i drainage. Bee that there are no hollows tle difference in tbe amount of profit tu ' be derived per aero bstwesu tho very I > the institution, but tho heaviest of the looked intently nt ni >, and presently ha, ir.|a bich wator'will Mttle^aiter rains snd work is still Mr. Bensardin’s. He is Mid. ‘.Smith, what makes your hands so। daring the winter. Cade rd rains should largest, like the Cherry Currant, or those ' black ?' ‘Why, my boy. God mads bo at least throe foot below tbe surface of medium sixe, like the common Rod ! i them so,' I replied. -Well,* said ho, *if of the ground, and their distance apart Dutch. Tbs first will command tho | God mado them so, why do people findI will depend upon tho character si the largest price per pound, but tho latter t yield tho greatest number per eere If , • fault with itF ‘Because they are bad.' ground. IsMvsrsl. He gaiad at me a few CIsm. —Cut early this month, before a man desires tho vary largest of the r.d I '1 momenta villiout speaking, and then bads bars started, aad store in sand or varictisebe cauuut do Letter than to j r Mid. ‘Smith, aotoo day I’ll tight for earth in tho collar until neodod for use. take thA'berry and Li Versailles. For ’ t you.' Many nurserymen offer cions for sale at white sorts. White Grape and White I J "When be was only twenty.five years reasonable rates, ami thia puts choice Dutch. Black Naples Is one uf the Lett | '■ of ago, this child was made ddenol of varieties of fruit within the roac-h of all. time, and there was no one in ths hall the 64th MaasacbMtto Volunteers, tbe as they are sent by mail very cheaply^ but visitors, their guide and a tall erect first regiment of colored soldiers re­ and with safety, and if packed in damp figure just entering from tbe ground. cruited in this State and then, as Cut moss, they will not suffer if throe weeks Down the long ball, tho sunlight glint­ Show, lol the colored troops at Fort or more in transit Cherry and poacli-stonos which were 1 ing from tbe opening windows upon Wagovr end there gave bis life for his his broad brow and the clustering curls country, and that justice and freedom buried in boxes last fall, should be sow- ' of bls dark brown hair, cams tho man that had been n part of his early train- sd in nursery rows. who mare thsn five years before had : Seeds of fruit and ornau-cutal trees 1 proceed a farewell 'kiss upon Cora I msy nuw be planted when the frost is | I out uf tho ground. Delorme's band, end left her to realise 1 /merfe—Look after tout caterpillars 1 bstwMn lhe plants, but under either the emptiness of bar heart when she bade love go from it. aad other injurious Insects early . the arrangements we gel eboul the some Dr. Delorme felt a little black-gtovel eggs of the caterpillar may bo readily number of plants per acre. Four foot band upon bio arm tremble, and put­. air. cumner iu secure nu.jrutuonoe in Mou on the ends of the small twigs be­ by four allows 2,1£> per acre, and tiro ting it gently from him. ho loft Cora to, what ho considered mjneT legislation. fore tbe leans appear; if not taken off by three, 2^1)4. Good, strong pleats, rest herself upon one of the long beach­. The gioat sous tor turning again, point- ouw they will cauro much trouble later when three or four years old, sboul.i on an average four pounds each : ■There is sjiiy in the Mtaun. Bark scale is another yield ■ es, and wont, alone to moot Wilmott ingtomc. and ssid : doable of this would nut bo an ex­ 1 friend—my equal at home, and yuhr very destructive insect which is common 1and product.—.V b. Faller, > equal anywhere, and whan you are ia sums sections of the country, and can traordinary ! ready to make eternal justice tow, then only bo dMtroyed by very vigorous ap- . Bergen Co., N. J„ in -Ve» Y,rk Tnlw . । call on mo and I will help you, and not plications of whale-oil sohp and olhsr I I before.' waahsa Romping Glrli. labels are absolutely noeessary iu tbs j "Mr. Spcak-T . I have lived out two "Cora and I are taking our usualI foktod im trreraro. to wte bee. sU she. fis-teaated bv the eloquence that was drawn from deep study. keen observntxm, xed experience of travel.— I«s ms aeawerabln tor the tears that fell riowly from tha proud eyes, the quiver of the firm mouth, tho little jsvrotod bauds, bhe loved him and she had scut him nway, offended, perhaps, Shipping ifciing. i Horee'ifojvir/t^Oe i 4 iifee'Power. $3.41. •T AMES LEFTFEL & CO. ' Mn8 SPRIHGTIELD, OHIO. ■MATCHLESS” MICHIGAN CENTRAL. railroad WIHTRK TlWi: TU'ir summer trip, aad wo stopped here for a, few days to root. Cora haa not been, well lately. Her mother had a long illnoM, and Cora was too faithful a nurse, for her own strength. We traveled leisurely and hare not done ninth eight seeing. Bet we could not resist a visit here, though wo did'nt anticipate meet­ ing an old friend." And then, thinking Cora had bad time to recover from her agitation, tho doctor led Wilmot to tho bench, aay- BURDETT richigar central r. b. ' 8 X983H9fian«aRI> -g 1 DENTIST SOS a smt. Ma cki I w u. It il 1 in si IS SIB :«s it a Wai tri Uta N "PROUaTk OKDEHKOTMlcunitobcwe.i^sr Bu ORGANS |Grand RiverVallsy Divisa ________ J ' fixed upon Hamner ns the man to go to Washington, to strike tbe firat blow. Yoa apeak a! Shartnan'e march &oa Atlanta to tho tea aa a great victory. But that waa nothing compered to Ute aueeOM of Hnmnor. Bhoraan bad the nation at hie.back. Stunner had aimpte juatiee. Shcrmxn had a hundred thou- keep the ground daao and fooea till the fo« »~k in August or th. first of Sep­ tember; thsn tho earthing up or blanch­ ing proems is begun. Draw the earth cp near to the ptexts with tho hoe from both ways.being careful to keep it from falling into the heart of tbe plant Than taksos.h plant aad bring the Jaaree together holding them ia on upright positioa -.th tho left hand and draw **i We manufacture and furnish at tow prices, Pulleys, BhafUng, Coupllnn r Hang.ro, also furnish Belting. Gam How. Ac. ; pUI** * Further'Information will be cheerfully given by addrysslng the u’eriulsetiv R generatious, and have taatvd the bitter truit of tho eowl planted by our fathers righty years ago. I have had the | , Ixwk there! What art l>oys made of? doors ot tho ctinrch and state Louse I Bro those urchins—heif-a-doa»n of them shut in my face; but I bare lived to —wading knee-deep in an extempore enjoy tho blessings of liberty, end to­ , pond made by the tusking snow. The day I stand the peer of every man in i boy instinct alert for tbe first hint of this bouse, and this, as I believe, spring; tho boy nature fired with on­ through tbe life and labors of Charles , thuriasm, hailing this faint sign of win­ Sumner. What a change has taken . tor’s retreat! See them .' unmindful of place within forty years of my remem­ | cold toes, wot clothes, and erety other brance! I wish I could picture it. In | inconvenience, our young heroae are j three days 1 was a servant in a family reveling in tbis newly-found delight. ' traveling through tbe Booth. Thw I Rushing wildly from the house, they 1 stopped in Washington, snd thsrazT Lplunged tjoldly through drifts, overt saw for tbe first time, men. women and ditches, into slush and mud, until with , Her smile,' ths lifting of the wondrous children sold on the acciion block as ' true scent, they euue upon this expanse ' •darkeves, the faint, flush upon the pure cattle are sold. .No regard was jmid to of water—perhaps a foot deep—in j sweet face, answered tbe question. —. age, rex or relationship. Husband and which they Mt floating two tiny sailing Once snore, after hungering fur five tong wife, mother and child were parted to crafts, improvised for tho occasion. I Burlington. years for a sight of tbs noble, yet gen­ meat no more. At that lime if a black They arc happy. Let them enjoy them- ! Celery is a vegetable luxury that no tle, taco, Wilmot could eran it marking man’s child or dying wife, cried for that time had, dealt very kindly with water after 10 o'clock st nieht, ho dared cue would dispense with after using it But how unlike girls! Occasionally it only adding to its beauty. not go into the street to get it, for fear for a single season. There is no good you find a girl who has tho bey instinct Cora had had no sacra:, from her of arrest and the watch-house. And if reason for its absence from the farmer's to climb fsneor, jump ditchM, etc., re< father in the by-gone times, when Wil­ tbe master did not par tho fine tho next table, for it u easily grown aad easily mot pressed his suit in vein; and when morning, thirty-nine lashes on tho bare preserved through winter. The labor but she is considered sn oddity; and the president's hand closed over the back was tha black man's penalty. In of growing this plant has boon jsry truly alio it rare. Wo wish there were little black glove, tho doctor discovered three days I would have given a king­ much leseeaed of fate yours by planting hottrahold duties, aad my churah du- a picture quite at tho other end of tho dom to have been a dog with a collar on tho surface of the ground insfdtii of nujre such. Tbe romping girl is no dis 1 grace hi any household—she ia quite as hall, and led the young guide there to on my neck, with the owner's name up­ in treuebre as cf old. Aa soon u tha likely to become a graceful, refined wo­ “Stop, stop! Gora, you thirty bowil- answer his questions, about it on it, for that would bare protected ground is thoroughly warmed in spring man as if she bad spent her childhood dec mo." -nay about the middle of April—sow I ® i***DK patebvora, embroidering, "I had not hoped to see you quite "I only tall you this," she said gent­ the seed sn a rich mellow bod which erocheting, or acquiring other feminine ly, “that you may undentend tho mis­ yet, Cora,” Wilmot eaid, still holding has beoa mado very fine. Tbe seed be­ accomplish wonts. ery it would be to mo io me my hna- tho little hand. "I have not perfoetod ing very small, unless tbe bod is well Do you know tbe inestimable Massing baad, tho man I love, an idler tn life’s my work yeC But, since yoa have prepared it will fall to grow. Draw of a good '‘nhrsical basis" a robust shallow lines and sow rather thinly. great struggle; standing by with told- come so unexpectedly to gladden my ed hands, while the Varkers pass him heart by the sight of your fare, will you Tito only covering no^od la (o roll the ’ hood In your daughters during shildby, some sorely needing help, ooms not tell mo if you are satisfiod with the ground or put it down with tLo spade. • hood, end it will be worth a fortune to sinking under tea heavy a burden. I result of your words?" When the plants show tbemsslros 1 them in later years. O, ye fund moth‘Tro been happier to-day than I hare should be ambitious for my husband. hoe and keep the ground perfectlyr era, how often do you err in thio robeen in fire years," Cora said frankly. clean ; and as tha plants adranvo in‘ epect? . **I knew you would not belie your own growth tho leaves may bo sheared offr "Would you think it T" exclaimed a face aad mind, Wilmot Yon were not Ude osaa is a naeleee idler! No noble which will raueo a stocky growth. By th'a plan loss labor is required thsn fo’ young miss, “when my mother was a scheme boars his name! No good work 1 child, aha waa a regular 'tom-boy.’ She serass from his head!” transplant ooee or twice before planting • would climb stone walls, jump ditches, There was a long rilrnoo in the room "But, Cere, I want more than your where they are to grow finally, to xnnko 1 and play out doors liks a boy." Wilmot Bereariin looked steadily into praise. stocky plants. I have worked hopefully, Wo should never hare guessed it, tho heart of tho glowing ooal-fire in the thinking I might one day dare to go to ' certainly. The miss's mother is an oxlow grata, sr.d Cora Deforms looked at you once more and say. “1 have found m getting tbs plants forward early, as has profile, studying the brood, noble work to do. Come, Cura, aad share they moke but little growlh nptil the 1 tremely lady-like, dignified woman ; has cooler and moister aUnosphere of Au­ not tbe faintest show of masculinity in brow, the heavy eye-brows, the deep my toil.' May I say it to-day, Cora?’’ her deportment left. Besides, she is blue eyes, aad the reeolute mouth, shadgust and September comes. "When you say it I will coma,” she the mother of a fibs family qf pUldren. ad by a silky brown mustache. Surely said with the same frank, yet gentle Tho ground where they are to bo Mt for bUusohing, is make very rich and who have some reason to bo grateful taxi face could not monk a worthless pride that bad always characterised that she spout bar childhood as alio did world. I was aa free aa air. I weal train and heart. Thau h«r eyes fell her. aa simple as a child, while her dry or plowed deep, so as to secure con­ Indeed, wo should bo glad to too tho upon the faultless drc« -’ soul waa noble in ito pure womanliness. m any gentleman might go. I walked stant moisture. The plants are Mt iu daughter more of a romp; it will iu no white hands, the flashing i Than the doctor, having satisfied his to th* can, I want to Arlington, and aowa.three feet apart ' and six inches wiae detract from her other graces, and curiosity, and sent tho boy to find oat beard no ward of insuiL I had every the exact time fey tho town clock, ouno attention paid me aa a gentleman. and ny at tbe time of planting, apply water in after years will bring her a recom­ again across tho tong hall nod joined should not hart known that Iwsis froely aud prrts ths earth reryl firmly pense for which she will bo thankful. Tho writer has in mind two of Her the two who had forgotten all tho world black man, if I had not looked in the around the roots. After this b dona which will be about the late of July, early companions, both ol whom were —-—57w7b»keb hmo* ___ (La . V. EITK3I«rn K rSSSS terL'Kriir'ifK isixnrsu- “ riulinZ rntosfe. -a*: W-te-L S't ManUei i W TBAIM RPX MTcn'lCAQO TIME K tary." "I am pleas-d to be candid. I could not talk so if—'1 and bsre the liquid dtek^no droppod-“if I did not love dr- c. 'mvmkli .—rwg'-ac j The girl asked tho question in a quiet voice, lifting a pair of wondrous dark eyea to the fare of tha gondsman, who, loaning against tho manti.-piece, look­ ed down upon her as aha lounged in a deeparm-choir. "Why not?" ho reposted, with a abort laugh, in which there waa as much vexaiioo as merriment "Why, really. Cora, your ideas seem to be really Quix­ otic- Doyon want a man, whose efoor income in t.n thousand dnllara, to shoulder a bod or drive a wagon ? I have tearnod no profession, have never been tn burin..,, ro tbero'is really no avenue open for me bat manual labor, if I most work to plearo you." She flushed a little under the sharp sairastic tones hs used, and then .the calm proud face resumed It habitual composure, u (hs said, very quiet­ ly, bat resolutely.- • “I have no dreire, Wilmot, to see you occupied in any mantel labor, but I will never marry a man who is a mere idler, no, not if be had millkas- God gave you strength, a brain and bands. You have rocsirsd an odueation at boms snd abroad al tho highest ard.r And of what on is your existence to any human "^fou arv pleased to bo complimen­ -—" y ^i . -SP,«.£.*KS,-rr. gii BERNAROIN’S WORK. TAKE NOTICE! ruts csan ix srrxcr ni 21. D TMB«M RAILWAY. DECEMBER, 1814. M»P*. ir*' MI 4AS *.H itEsjs DENTII � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-05-12.pdf 94e195aaba68b769e4af9109a86f1613 PDF Text Text TH« Tri I RATK3 OFADVKR\ Geo. M. Dewey, KD1TUR AJCD PVRLISHKR. NO. 2. IWWtl api Im Card*. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. 187! The Studebaker Wagon Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World WHOLE NO. 989. Vn> th*XUartrUl ttaUaua. That Protettton la a boon to couatnu«*, bna been clearly abown by John L. Hay« hi an orway tn which be given a hbtory Of the woolen. Iron, and otb.r landing InduatrtM of the United Stales. Diamond Iron Plow of defending honxe I.lor (roul t|,B de" *1 raaive atfxMa of foreign competition. That thia la a natural aud neraeeary raault appean from the experience of oti.er Zixiuutri™ a* well u our own. Tbc beet augar Induatry of France, wblrh to the creature of Protective dirties, to a atriklng lUnatraUoo, and ft mav be add that th* Industrial growth and auprrtna*y of Great Britain are to ba altribnated Sweeps the Boards and Sells 3 to 1 over all Competitors. Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. FARMERS WILL HAVE NOTHING ELSE ,T‘ Co^rpyoifs so o^olf Ci/ULid fifty 04/ we Ifrcorsg. Everj Point warranted to Outwear two Chilled Points or Money Refunded DIAMOND IRON Warranted wpar is tough as rolled steel, and hard as glass. It was awarded the longer than any other TheirkSkeins are all set with their Setter which shapes the Axle arm to more accurately than can possibly be Hence’the Studebaker always tracks runs lighter than any other and ’ work loose, cut or break. CHAN. II. BAUER. of price, it to universally true that tb* contrary to tbcultimatceflbct with evaryaucccearul mnnufactur.'. W In,n a dome, tic manufacture ha* attained to |*rf*ctlon, and tea* cngngml In (bo pnmeepUon of It a competent number of jx-raona, It Invariably become* cheaper.— Ttio Internal competition Which takes place noon does away with everything Ilk* monopoly, and by degree* reduce* tb* price of the article to the minimum of reasonable profltun the capital em­ SILVER MEDAL Patent Skein the Skein far at the Michigan State Fair in 1874, and was the done by hand. only Plow that received a Premium perfectly, and • • The Wheels are boiled in oil. Hubs of Black Locust. Rest finished and best Ironed in the world. NEARLY A CAR LOAD SOLD ALREADY We also sell the old and reliable JACKSON WAGONS. ind incideutal benefit* re• oltlng from the of the I.>. naturalisation - ------- -»« ... The Sea Ftanciacu Ohmnirle. gives the following Krooni of what promt*** to be ui Uijrrt of interest to the tourist in CaliAmong Califumia'n must tx-toWe won­ der* DUV Ik- trunti.uie.1 the j cirrird fur­ , rrt, alxrat half tray between two celebrated •uuuuer resort*. Mark Wot Spring*. of ' Kmonu county, and CalUtoga Sprinpa in ; Napa county. The furaat la situatedin a . wild ami mountainous arghni. and at a dieI Utter ap|-e*r> like a niaw of fidlen tree*. । On approaching what at a little distant* Over 700 in use in Barry County. THE ROBBINS CULTIVATOR needs no advertising as it has taken almost the entire trade of the whole State, and the people of ;8srt. I No other firm uses this Machine aa they arc sola proprictern of it. Xttit*' but indiuniu I eld [fed Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, under cover from 3 to o years, nnd put togefln r by the Wagoxx fully Warr anted. CJVLYL AND SEE THEM. Wagon MachineZ^Ex^ry GREBLE & RUSSELL. takes the lead in this line of Mann fantnn-p Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. DWIGHT & BURRALL. 1,f DENTIST Nuiiille, ' ■ d.imniiM-J. Next irnc mo. the jurtially excavated trank uf a large pine. lying in an inclined piwliion • One sei* in another ■fax * inw of mJM atone in th* form of » . fjllro tree -,:nv •CTew f.vt in diameter— every 6*urr in thr lurk and knot plainly ‘ indicated. a* in tlqu nf a tnv falk-u by the woodman's ax*, while around. thickly strewn U|>mi the groiiud. ^rv numerous fragment., similar to the chijy. and l.ni.ri price* while Incrraaiug hl* uruflta. lu many Industrie* .landing »U11 to almost as expensive as runnluc, and slight denngi tn ent nnd lnt< rrupliou* are dl«aatrun*. If upon a product, rvprreonted by 100, co.1 and *eltlng price ar* equal, a fall! g elf of the product to 90 will stop th* brndixm, while Its lutems* to 110, pritv* Aflng the same, will ]»y a fair profit, and upon furttwr tneresee ot product prtoss may b* atcadUv redneed wbh constant iuer aae{ln the gain* of tb* manufacturer. The operatlo® of thl* principle ha* been always shown ,XEW AUVERTISEMEST8, Miciiiai! JOHN G. P. Rowell a Co’s. Colurnr STANLEY 1 THE WHEtE NOW’ Hastings Drug Store WHtT rot’ ONE MILLION ACRES &R 0 C E R J E S Striital ail leckuical DENTIST JAMES NESBET. NOTICE! Canned Fruits and Fish. TO THE PUBLIC I and Wagons Sin'i Claus icsinLtjpnmumiMaati headquarters. rant* New J 4’. P. ROBERTS. BlfflJfflliiBU I0RI8 Work. Otr trstt ttapUM Uttuthti UIB PUKE srocca itna uk IN VALUABLE GIFTS! Male Agent Ibrtbe Popular Naw Eng­ land Organ. A Em*t, Failam A Mona, and U. 8. Planua. Jle keeps constantly oni hand A‘o.l, Pianos ranging in price from 1350 to 11800. .llso, Agent for famous SINE’S MHW a»o»1S71; UUi - - - “ 7T.UT, a'tU.wlMSSJSlI^K TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF New England Organs, $5,000 EACH IN CASH. Manning and Burdett Or­ gans. Good Agents Wattled in *v*ry County IE IBilfi Shingles, Lath, &c. ■^gpetMarisaNss: sSsj’sisrrsx. ,’ar.rsr TWeetloM A»»rt«.n UssUM Waukee enrrttMt Tee t«4iee UeH U«»Ua» W.Ub-.vwto tltu s-U. DR. C. A. SMITH’S ledical Infirmary, FARM FOR SALE! m*mbcraofOongr*M, who, tn rtrttoavurIng to prove it, have concltrelvdr d*monrtrat*d Ita absurdity. by retuaunrar*, why to <1 that toewlgu maiiufaeturar> and the Itnpettaui of Ina ton, and in other tux, to atetala U» raducllon or rcptol? The fact to that they tbetna*lv*s pay thto tax, or th* greater part of It. and therefore they *'• alre, m Mr. Baxter rays, "to get quit af it.” They want *earrlty—and Proto*lien produce* plenty. 1 bey want high price*, and Protection produce* low prior*. They want no nvAla, and Protevsion to tbu J^reuc of Ittott.Th*y haw on advantage la unMtlltnr and dtoturblng tint market, and If they can atop th* machinery of production but one day in thirty, or raduc* itaamployment to but ninety per cent, ofrira §60,000 00 J. Cole & Son. FINE PICTURES WING GALLERY. THE PIONEER JOHN PETTIT GROCERS. At Granger Prices. EGGS FOR HATCHING GIN. Buggies. This I* the place to boy your present • XV» bnvw the best line of good* that WM utr brought to Ucaunga and exami u,- tor ytrarsclf and you will find our aiocVoomptote. Bametulfer the place, tlic Old Stand. •ip c LANDS BINTTSTGEH’S OLD LONDON DOCK ily la noticeable, such a* the diviaioa of a tree into sections of various length*, raw-! ing from three to wven fret, yet an alight arv the fiaaurea that a*paral* A<wc aertion. that at a very abort diatanee they have the *|>1 dyaiKv of one wdid lug Aixitber pwulS^y in one trw i» ita color, while the pivx-ral oohr nf the atone lugs i» a grayiah white. Thia tree «• to apjwarwrirat a trve i.f atooe-cnal. and the proprictuc of the furart aavru that it bum., equally well I with the Inrt .|nality uf that article. ’ The largnrt of thme natural wundeni, a* fuand S77w®si �Mr C.G-B^wn. ofOlhrt. to-torn, ordained to pranch tto gwpd. There will to five aMtreraarics and throe reunion al Hillsdale tnliege fat June Alien Buunt is Ito name uf th- new pnrehaaing agent for the Michigan (tot- plica with rtill greater fwvw to thi* rity, where eur manufacturing intanwt are still ia their infiuKJ, and wheat wo bare a<> railUy prsessd to do if tto tnrurgvnti faikd to surrender thetnaaHta at orvee Hrrhaja the prodaautinn never fell under tto eye of tto iaaurgeota . at all evnota they have m*»ifeat«l no intenthm <-f heeding A On tlw contrary, three ba* hardly torn a time in tto wbote struggle when the itaurgrate drrvlojed anch surprising activity, or put in'as appsoraacs' at ao many nuexpeeiad placra. aa teaea this warlike nrodamation was hirecd. Thera never ha* been a time, moreover, when the Spanish tnxqw have shown so uuuir signs of demoraliuti'it,. and tore been so little incline.) to assume tto M, M Kx PtwaideM WunUy, David Dad toy FUd. Dr. Prime, (hguod, and wuwy other in thb country, in cnuMseticni with' game of the ahtau pwbtkta abroad for th. Ibero, wo tolicrc. they wer.- intrenching , ttouwlve* at Colon, while th* insura nt forevw wi-re burning tto neighburiag <• tetea. and tto last duU wa* beard < f Yah maeeda he waa endeavoring to rolled enor­ mous taxes from tto tm rvbant*uf Havana, and tod issued a piodamation-offering am- world in rip* far tto realimiivn of My coMrutrateJ effvet of thia kind. At their last morting in New York City a duirt time riaoe, President Wootoy bring in tto chair, fire acnm of question, were read, which h is praq—ed to rireulste among statamwen. puhbriat*. jurist, and ottos, in thia and oltoe eiriliied countrae. of tto gfato. including China and Japan As a are informed that all of that portion of tto line between Lowell and Kabunia>*> ia. or will soon to under contract, and we trust our oUiasas wiU pay ttoir muniment promptly, and cheerfully, and if asossoary incroesr tto amount of ttoir subscriptions ' St Loris, April 20.—An important v inference of narrow-gauge railroad rapitel Irate pa» told here this evening Ttorr were prevent from law* officer* and owners of the Havana, Rantoul and Kartcni; also Tto following letter from G I> Hinck­ ley. Worthy Masteroftto N. Y. S. Grange, to a Martcr of a Subordinate Grange, publisbrd in The Husbandman, will answer nuay inquirin' and pence iurtnutire to PiOroo* gvnenlly Gm SsMm Connor wtt undoubtedly to the next Repeblieaa candidate fto Gorenwir of Maine. Tto Juunnl, puNistod at Augusta and ctimmroly undrrau. d ta to tto uqoro uf ex-^pmker Blaine, nominates him C< the position, and acta forth hie quallfirwriotu ia a glowing One-third eflhe eity of Oshtodt. in­ eluding the lauM portion and many of the beet ro-idruce* and public buildings, wad ■> a beverage The good of »!] etense* covering a mite square, sra« burned over vwqwire, thi. a., to doa». to» mum to on the SKih uh. Two Itvia were Lint by rmpaoOad. ato while we fwefs.- .hwdtrtr falling wall*. Tl»e tow is from threequar ymthibto.r wo abal! top. tom the Inte­ rn law ridgidly enfomd and w. know h •S h in dm. 0OM»y uato. tteefarod -n Ody. uing along the ground, climbing up trees, dinging to fcncvH making use ®r anything and everything, without an much aa -Ry yuurlaave," and to to ahtmned ike paraaitical friend*, which, like them, oace given a footing, tin mrt easily to removed It ia quite a pretty amuremeut to trace in flower, reaemblancew to no.', friend*.— Wr hare often heanl people My that every tto National Grange to., uriadiction. Il human being j. like *ume animal,t-(if m, waa dto uawd at totciderablc knrth al ita •umc of theta .re certainly ord) fitol] rvmaiua late, acMtion. and I think a ruling wa. re- which by the way. ha. nothing to do with tabliahcd on tto subject which wit) to pro­ mulgated muu. My taaaaotaodum i* out romplctc omaigh to giro tto ruEng in full. flower i» quite a* really traceable. Bright, My view is that a Grangr Uumld trot ad­ iuaipld reriwoas. ouernly ‘lilies, royal mit strangers, aa riaiuire. unlea. j. rfrctly japcmiea* The readers of rom.nre are ourreet- Krary memtor iu guod standing familiar with heroines vrbo are like them tore that bare been de milted friin another Grange rome three month*?- Tto axme aa above, or tn amwer to No. 2 —Tto Na tional Grange derided that a demit w*. .imply a pamport from one Grange to an­ other ; that a member holding a detuit ahouhl |«y dura to the Grahgv from which nun th- lucky tin Ifi.sf July, that got the Cutter. We v let him draw thin ‘•ar. ,rn<? M too Ttickv." Wanting tlw people not to come all at ouct*. we are very tow in a tenement bourn-, prrtty enough iadiriilually, tot coUectirnly—well, they'd to rather unplcaaant guret*. to ay tto tort of it. , Autumn flower, are like .Curie, of the' tropica. Their verV nemo* ere auggralive —golden-rod. flaming^pinxter, trumpet- ■‘In answer tn your inquiries 1 would re­ ply as follow. —First. “Can a Subordi­ nate Grange oj-cn ami cioee in any ocher degree than tto fourth? It can When a Grange meet* cspceully tu roufer degrraw, it can open and cine in the degras- to to family. ’ nmferrad All regular meeting., however, Mr J. It. Mulliken, tl»«- newly appoint­ shuuld open and work in tto fourth degree, ed Superintendent uf the Itetndt. Landa* as tto regular bu*in<sa can only to Iran, A take Michigan Railroad. ha* ratend acted in that degrasupon the tforhargv nf hi* tin tin Second. ‘Has a Grange the right to ad­ mit strangers OU the old Word while at work ia the fourth degree with tto new . by an lining tto vimling member, van get The Secretary of the Trvaaury ever. that the great Irattle-fieh! of the next cd in fire million, of 1862 ImivkL. Naikasa) campaign would be in Ohio, and to ceaae Auguat l»t. Mra Witoxi. tlw alleged i»u the IrtUlc tot or w»n there for the Repair Mrs. Kendrick at Ldfamwi. N. urged, and tto finaarra of the country. In happy eootnrt with many oftto South American gvrerametiu are shown to' to CUSTO/fflfS EJfCII We dare not tel! Un? jnibKc, we are making hertbr work thaa over before, for fear they will come too thick and fuat. We pt terribly excited when u'e have too many sale*, nud nov «inea we have come flown Tratt-Rn Ddn n oct tout, we tremble a little becuuno you may nil come al ont?e and Frustrate u* go mud> ao that we - cniinot do nnythinc. We hud some talk with a man from California about sending him Thiriy-five Top Carriage^ nn<l that- almost unfits us for, business besides the T0 0«» SDVES1 Then there are tto lovely blossoms of tto sprini; beauty. at whieh one feels as much surprise aa al finding a Perdita b a atop- Vine President Witoo lining in Ohio the other day. politely Imt dccisivrly declined Mad public opinion must be the agency to be robed upon H II IV O R E D Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves inp-a^ only admit a limited number of Spring Valley Grange (No. 193) of IliK-kiand Co., N. V.. though nryaaiaed lam than a year ago. haa a fine membership, in both numbers and character, and is making Who cm ever ase a valley-lily, without excellent progrva. Tto tnaater is Samuel Howe; Overseer. Abbott Cooper; Seerr- a feeling of tender greeting, or ( tn go from the pretty Io the absurd) who cm look at one of three saucy Jack-in-thc-pulpita, peeping up out of ita green stoslth, not ex­ pect it to .peak, and in an oration as Ht! a* a country minuter . tell nf its rrlaluxiahir> to tto regal rails? Poor relations, to^' H",r ,n^*Fn»B* *1‘« twlh would At a apcria) election in Woorter. Ohio, tto other day. fur (*ity Marshal, the Re­ publican candidate wu rterterl by 70 ma­ jority, a gain of ovitHtoI compered with tto ‘April eleetiun. The Toledo Mt<lr thinks this ia the first Gcghan law straw. Tto »un U 91,900.000 mile* from tto earth, from cutuputaUotM taken by a French ury April 2«was SI .499.108.67. Receipts artnmomcr at Peking. China. during the week cod May 5 ware (19.747.p-ro is pcible at thia time, and, if ao, ' ’8‘». payment* during Mme time (64L39R.of whHt character it sboeH to. It is otf haring a balance in the treasury of Mto Ida. eldrot daughter of tto late rcry taautifert that this is a movement, if (l.tti>5A50. deervase fur the week Horaee Greeley, vraa marriad on Sata rd* r there ever was one. whieh it would to Ad to CoL Nichole. Smith of Covington. Ky. ly to fam ia tto least toyuud tto willingThe of towdon 1. unite a villagv In a very elaborate article the Pottarille It h» acity M*. of tto nations M * body. Tto' bun. popu!ati.m of 3.500.000. which Meat wiB ura seknowlrdgc tto right of tto Afiarra* Jinmnl &4a out the Hon. Wil- ia ineremung al the rate nf 50,000 every aeost powerful to cootrol ttoir actions in WSsP Kdlcy aa the "Republican and tto alightaat degree, tor fa thia mpect all Centennial candidate for the Presidency.'' The editor say* h« baa taken the step on ■ate wtAc Jbwtr nf otoAn ritHitatioa. hte own raaponubility and without runtad cm otJv grow and boar fruit wLen­ •thing Mr. Keltey. the aod ha.' toeorae.-cucreniJ Enlight We only want to sell just Malcofn tirangv. Iowa, ha. (at Grintwll) a Grange atone with a stock of goods valued at (10.000 and insurance rompany carrying risk, to tto amount uf (100,000 amply pitiful. Tto tmmrgewte hare a.l,pU«l ■ policy which .tow. that they mnrider that tto trim, haa arrived A* a laat m*jrt they are laying waate the whole region within their reach, burning -imfiseriminately all the o*Ut«< 1. bmping to Cuban, and Spaniard. Their doatgn ia to tbdtroy, a. far a. they can. all the natural ewurm of wealth, and Io make tto iahind an unprofitable inrent meut for tto Spaniah Government Io bold It U probable that Awin would hare king ago rid tonulf uf Gibe, permitting it to g»> the way her South Anterioui rvdonto, if it tod not been f.r ita great romtm-naai ito|>-rtan<e aad tto rGue of it* product*. The in»urgent* reason that by deetroying tto’.ugar cwtakw, which cotcuilute the mainatay of (to wealth of tto inland, they will tale away tto Mrurvew of Spanbh revetuto; and in pursuing thia retoitlea. t.dic} they are .paring ueiltor friend wor f— We tore tofura u> a |4rtial list wftto 1 Krt. whiahhaatUknn.ru: ol. Ia h, ia your apinina, paaaihlr, to ia dace tto principal nations uf tto world u> agree up-jti certain formalities an>i delays before ccwnmenring offensive war ? -Vid whatever may to your . pini,m. will you and Atlaatie. Tto meeting wa« iu give the reaanna fur it ? 2. If you think aurft an agreement pre■tort </ a pri^oaition to join the revs teblc. will yoa specify tto f.raualiti.-. and readr built and rouplcic a narrow­ read doe cert from BurlincTOm to dday. which you think may to sceurvd ? tlantii- mialmard; 100 miha uf 3. Do you think it posaiWe t.. bring uiloui and Harass, to roti’ from about a general agreexneot <>f tto principal aaiioM requiring snv one of ttoat wha-Ji CCMidera ttedf aggnered to state in writ­ ing to grievance* and submit tto. stat.- urder. Tto MiaaMippi and Atlantic will aaeut not only to tlic nation romjilaiued of. join tto former on the Illinois line in Ver­ tot to tto other partita to the agv»«n.-nt. million county, and ran through IiMiiana tn Union City, on tto other line. CoenpanMw torr Imo orgsniArei in Ohio. Vir­ wfiat MgattotioM would you hm'prorided ginia and Pennsylvania, and right of way secured Ito tto Mdious in three Nlaloi.— far ~eh formalitir. and driaya .' The projector, dual that they will n-dure The other, relate tn tto jwanbility -f presanl tarifia 4<> txv cent, and rtill make rUacmg the prvwent armament of tto Ko ! 700 hog.toud.1, valued at (3,n<M^tMHl ropesa notion*. to tto feasibility of Mate The entire uumlwr of ertalni destroyed up thw-foerth* At the meeting to-day a to shout tto middle ol ls-s tmonth i> r»]io«t general committee uf conference was ap­ ed at 100, rained al (7,200,000. and pointed To morrow the capitalist gu no worth, previous to tto war, at least (25 tn cxcur.ua> over the Cario ami Nt- l*m» narrow -gauge on which through train, commenced running this week IHXjiN. JHL, April 30.—Arrangement* hare tora.faUy perfected here today Ito diminishing th. chanres of the roltai.*. of the organimti"U of a company to cnn-travl ships al sea. With regard to tto latter a narrow-gmrgr railway from (*bicag» to the poial. however, we may remark that tto Mtotoipf.i river, to to railed the Chicago. general movement fur the reform of inter­ Rock River ami Mtoitoppi Narrow-Gauge Railway company. Article, of incorpora national laws. eotbraw topic, in which all lion will to Riled immediately end pre­ liminary surreys made at <«ut ' coinage, the metric system. rt ImitatVaroua. April ITS.—Article* of s**ociati*n of the Eraturilh- and Newburg ropean council take charge Narrow-Gauge Railroad company were preparation for the next At filed today with the Secretary of Stale eace, which ia to to hrid at tto Hague, in The proper.! line will extend through tto first week in Haptemtor, while it may Nanck-nburg and Marwick tuuntics. and be anaridere-J a* watplimeattary to tto will to 10 ruito in length Capital Mock, Amari ran Coanscl to ha>« been ctorgtd (lOOjOOO. spretally with robjert of mteraati.-ud law Tto American delegate, to tto Hague Coufirreare are Maar- David Dudley Field. President Wootoy, J edge Ifctbody Dr K. M. Field. Dr. Jams MUeZ Alex ander II. Rice, Elthu Bennett. Ex-Gov. Cfiflbrd, Nathaniel Appbtou H. B Sprague. Ama*a Walker. Prof. Franci. X Walker. Wm. G. Hubbard Juerph P Ttoanpaon. Cbancdnr Prayn, Judge Hen­ ry R Dsriea. and President Magvun If tto above anriea uf question* are thcenughly circulated and receive the at­ tention Io which they are entitled, tto fiwttooaaing (Wereure will be m p.— Jndce CrtHey will deliver the addrem tofw? the Iowa State Bar Aaaoriatiun. al Ito Maine* on Thursday The Strait* of Mackinac are now open an that roods CM aaMy pern tot warn latke Micbigan mid the lower taken. Tto Patrona of .McLennan County, The Homoipathie Society of thia State, will bold ite annual meeting al- Detroit, o>> Texas, meditate tto cstabliahment of a fac­ tory of agricultural implement, with a cseb capital of (^OO.fMMI —,------ -—j,-----,------- j —- — One ram not. however, to verr well ac­ quainted with tto woodlands.* without quickly katog any fading of patrotrags to nay oaoo have had. There are to 'many dainty w3d blraaoms to harmonise with aay mood in which ttoy may to apprrwhad,tohdd.<>rp«torad. We find aU aorta ofpoetey speaking from them; |«h-t of blue hare-Wh, which sug­ gest a dainty poem, fall of teedcraras witboat strong taadot, which indeed, ttoy. all, and can find among thetr friends tto •am* characteristics. ’ How people's disp>*nt><*> .bow furth in ttoir favorite flower.! Soma rare only *>r Meing beauty, smelling co per fume in anything eto. Such people are apt t« to singularly pure in life and aetsotw. tender in a!) lorba and friendships, but ' xelosive in everything. IIrets of people prefer pansus, and are iuuly indig­ nant with the writer who said that they always reminded him uf monkey fares — Love inidlcness, hrarteasc. thoughts,— certainly there never wa* * flower with ao Matty pct names People of litoral tastre bale, of course ttoir favorites, but like nearly all flowers There eertainhr is noth­ ing which rantributra more to the beauty MOTlbl Truly Yours, NOW IS YUOR TIME! Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, HOME LIFE IN THE BIBLE. Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. Imb bimwb Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest TERMS REASONABLE. Gome and see for Yourself ... - ;s, ttopt., 9th I H’4. J- S., GOODYEAR & CO. I •y NICE RRHIDENCE IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED J. G. BUNYAN. Halloi'* Muxtulv Ma.uxikk roil JUNM-—The June number of Ballou’. Macaiine ia Mmething tto publnben. may wdl to proud of II luu an extra p«d amortraent of rtorire. eloquent poetry, fine iUiutratian.. and ail the varwty that goer, to make ui. a finu-dam and popular rf-.gaxinc It m the grvatewt Morita for a etoap aerial, of any ia the cucntryyand the reaaon ia, it baa more variety than other magaxiM A aaa rtory in each i.umtor, and <a>e two pwrevnal adven lure, which are alwgya interesting to men and tor., and even’ ladies like to read them, it a thread of tore ran. through the tales. Here i. a lift of contenu of the Jane number. See how rich It ia: A full crop of red raapberrira may to expected—three wm protected' by the •now Mr. George Heagvnre. a high authority, mentioned tto Philadelphia as being particular hardy and promising, and ss being the rnret profitable market aortTto Clark ato> stand wdl, and h valuable a deerrase of (253,688, m 14 percent a* a family fruit Serooty-fire of tto tax-payer, of Ann There will to a full crop of wild black­ Arbor have petiuoard tto cuanmm coun­ berries and whortlctorrioi growing in the cil to cell a tmtoiag thcYilta-trt to vote Wrards and they wm well protected by XSL. up,n raton* SI.WO for th. erection of . Mate h'wpital upon tto wirtcrahy groui. L. Grape* will certainly to half a crop. the flail," -•My Patrimony,’’ -Will She Dr. K. Uux. for the part two yewra Above tto now line all the grapes wm Many Him ? “A Lost Lure," "The loekey,’ "TaD Me, Hawrtr mayor uf Battle Crock, and a prartiriug injured, the Cooconl leant of all. This --- io tlic Mirror,” "Loro Coor-hyririaa rf that plarv fjr’36 roam, caie- veteran grape is vmdkating ita hardy (uated the -Kitto uuinnmy of hi. mam- clmrartcr trnet aatotantislly. and Mr. Sea­ r," ■•Chriactaaa is Norway,” -Our ace by a large party nn tto evening of grove remarked that it promised to to hardier thia year than overt tb. Clinloa. Thrudary of J B Muliken. the now The Delaware is injured more than the superintendent oftto Detroit, lurnt A (townrd. but tto ratimate of D. B. Wat­ Lake MkUgsn railroad, is (4.800 per tn- ers and Walter G. Binelair, and other can­ liant Anaowneenteut *fcr 1875,'’ “An Innum. A. H. Raeae, the Ute evportntead- did authorities, wro plump a half a crop of ent^hM opened MtmxteNtva lumber yard grape*. Thin oartaiuly i* very enrourag- dun'. Mistake —(Hum.worn Pfetarm.) ing for thi. ddirious and healthy fruit. Thonwa A Talbot. PuhlUhera, 36 BromTtore will to some Kentish or early firid Htrert, Borton. Richmond cherries and the Engl rah Morel Tux Minuut.—Um of .the aprightlo bud. were noted m being perf-vt U. the !i«e .nd m.*t readable p.pen In tto tips. It* columns are Plum* were severely injured, bat one or country » Tto Mmaret two varieties wm uotsced a* being all right an*,ng tlraui Golden Drop. . M-J to* wanted as eommis There a ill to a very small crop of apples to tonld th, new Scale Hunar of (Ute bud. toiug gtMcrally kiltol. The parlion Minus, the following goalie । Itonsn. Rich of louis, Ctorto | fBt. John*, and Jrerthronk Divine the < severe winter. ‘ Tto dcalruction of applc bud^ra severe throughout the Stale — A^ttoi?-M*fr5l; fruit buds killed and mu Trunks, Travelling Bags, prtwentation to another Grange. Conaeuneally. they aye entitled tn the A. W. through the Grange from which they bare to Chicago ^y thia route fe only (3.50. in rinding rtatc room. Newa from Bay City aaya that many of tto wli.-n* there are .hutting up on ac­ count nt the tax, and that the prominent whisky ui.-n are attamping an ’■rganira torn to fight the new law. A tnejiedo waa left at the atnre of W. II. MeOmad). Grand R^ada, May 5. When ita coatenla were touched with a pin it ex­ ploded, tearing off the thumb and forefin­ ger of Mr MeCnnnell. hand. Tto roruing. of the Michigan Central Railroad fur the three mouth, ending March 31, were (1,552,734. For tto J". L. REED <fc CO. 4 • C^mpariMin Invited nud Competition DsGed Teas. Coffees and Spices JfOJensr ST?Jfik.3V3L.3E;-i5e-’S. All gradecol Te««. ibo very b,,i in the IhrkU. Fresh.ever woek to. tlw Imporlfn S. S. SLEEPER * CO., of Bon.,,, l.r ,k!c «l price, nhid, dcG™ .uecun,! eompnltion. John Stanley W. V0IGT8 SALVATOR BEER ‘OYSTER OCEAN" • and Qanta' Ratffiu^at, FINE PICTURES At Granger Prices. fiT.T. ABOUT THI <Msr (toUlUf. Pteety rtrais. ■mvy I Wsnter sbeww tee nyrtasees Oq.a.sbAMM n. Orates (Wn afa-un �HASTINGS HOME ASSOCIATION. AH persons indebted to this office, for Job Work, Advertising or Subscriptions, are hereby notified, whit? other and special arrangement* hare not been made, that their accounts must be adjusted at once, or they will be left with a Justice of the Peace for collection. We ynean burineas. HEATH, SALISBURY KB, i ’ 1 ■ < , ] ' , HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, This space belongs to W- T. Eastman, dealer in Lime. Plaster and Agricultural Im pl menu, Ac. FOR SALE X THE BANNER OFFICE We win Boll BUGGIES for the next Sixty Days for Cash, below any Fig­ ures we have ever Offer- Thn atojk to Complete in crery de­ partment. Hsriag teen bought very low, anti the public will find It for their internet tn patronite us. 53t4 UNDERTAKING ANNOUNCEMENT J.L. REED & CO. At He SUBSCRIBE FOR ECLETIC BALM CRAWLEY* GRACE p»«l rallsr, well, cistern, and hem, all in first chee order, and boose newly papared. 1 Apply to C. G. Bentley XX2tf. TO-DAY'S Falryae*. 10 per rent at purer Ctere May iteh. 1«T8 Trentag garerwad by vba Xalteeal Aaeeetettea rates, aateae eabrrwte prarkted. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. SPECIAL NOTICES. GROCERIES ilmtering ssad fee sale In Adoluhus opposite W. W. Keil mill Hastings May Hth, I8JT ADVERTISEMENTS. (Introdueed by us.) The experience cl thirty year* by the Heiunr’memberbf thia firm aa an Un­ dertaker, give* him great adrauiagne in doing, in a proper and prompt manner the delicate duties required. Girt dne heed to thia, but tor the proof come and eeo for yonraelre* - TOBACCO, Heath, Salisbubt k Hastings, April, 19,1OT6. reliable hnnapdf C. B.’Ssbbnry is,asever, buying rgp. butter juoltry and all kinds of fsrturr’s produce, under Barlow A{< ioaxi year's store. and paying for the same the higlwt msrket prire 1 Patronite the hottie ISOUSTK1AL EXHIBITION Ingrtber 80 days prwteua io eloaiag *f aauiaa. Kona* will te raUad aorli day proupUy ai 1.44 aad stoned at 2 p. m. A ten* dMaaeing the field, ar say purl iMnaf. -ill ba sainted but Co. Myl CO. I Hopkins & Barnes GRANGER HEADQUARTERS Thn Stebbins Brother* are offering fur sale n large and splendid assortment of Furniture, the brat ever brought to thia market, which they are off-riug far sale nt the lowest living rates. Re­ member the place, at the old stand ol Stebbins A Bolding, nod - lie tore and give them a rail. 4-ttf THE CIRQZOOLODON, or Mammoth Entertainment of the Age. CRAWLEY A GRACE. Go to John Stanley's for the best as­ sortment of leas and canned fruits, fiih, Ac., ever brought to this market. Have on exibition on e of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which ire offer to the public cheap for Cash, He have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Afedi~ ! cines, Books and Stationary । Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. <fr., I 4-c. Give us a call. PREMIUM BOND m ions bmbimh, hbbuib m Perpetual World'# Fair, Hopkins & Barnes. Avers Pointing »nd Graining. Hail ' Hastings, Dec 16. 1874’ igor, $100,000 1 tT'im. be tic.on. oe g-.mi. •* n*x a«. a*. Fourth Serie Drawing, April 5, 1875. TbaMdrswiaas tab*. Haaaarerr Three Reaths, awl •*relu.hr freer Sued will aarUelesss to For restoring to Gray Hair iti natural vitality and Color. A dressing Janir* It Scldtnore ia now |irr|arri! to do any and all Jobacf white wash III a, Kalaonilnlng, Patching, and Plastering om>T M0R8ENTMAU, BRUNO & CO, rtXANCUL AGKXTS. 23 Park Bow, lew York. UlBOra PICTURES 1 ill alone in th* ITiotogroph a* I bar* made smagoease my fnrilitii-* fijr doing HOW [OCT, IMRBTBED! UH® gloM and frrahnrtt of vouih. Thin hair is thkkeoed, fallen hair cheeked, and baldness often, though not always, -cured br ita use. Nothing out restore the hair where die follicle* are de­ stroyed, or ilia glamls atrophied and decayed; but such a* remain can be saved by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, ro that a new growth of hair i» pn-lneed. Instead of foaling the hair with a nasty sedi­ ment, it will kc.-p it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning grey or falling off, aad consrqueutiy prerent loldiMV. The restoration of vitality it gives to tb* scalp arrests and prevent* the funna­ tion 8f dandruff, which to often ao un­ cleanly and I'lTenaire. Free from thoee deleterious rubslanoo* which make some preparati .ni dangerous and inju­ rious to th" hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely fur a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found no desirable. Containing neither oil nor dyo, it dam long on the hair, giving it a rieh, gloea lustre, and A grateful perfume. . the uadentoadlag Up* Hup*riai*odeat of HaMiagu -sa to >« lb* UU roller Why Moes Bat ear tel* Cauaty fiwptutateedeai iafimn a Urge Master »t teachers wham be tesoaad (?) after Ma ten. of »ISr* ted -spired Itei ibrir Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., rrertMl «"S AssIrlWal t,k-=.UU. BUICK FOR SALE ■ CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN Kat&WtBissaa'dg' ■** PsmsHKrt umto Hr an n* Applications tor Agenelee Received ojsrr.Y'x 45 DOLLARS!1 For What? The New Improved FLORENCE SEWING Il« THE BANNER and Hooping Combe* luxuriou*. well i lighted and well venUtotrel Day Coachesu.t phwsaot lounglag and smoking .rare. The care are a* equipped with the coiebenied Milter ISofttrr rtsttan, and potent Buffer- and Coupling*, WewV I iughoaac Safety Air Hkwken, and every other appUanoe that baa teen devteed for the safety of poaeangvr train*. All STEAM JOB OFFICE LOWELL. MASS. E;B. FOOTE, M.D. ltd Lniiytw Uns:, Or.XJBUa, MEW YORK, An independent Physician, CHRONIC DISEASE, T. PHILLIPS BININGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. Notice. FARM FOR SALE! taiittiu i Helical Pratta AOVICS GIVEN BY MAIL FREE OF OHAItOB. GOTO Back-Feed �; Th* three bright fora that look out from tbe opening para of tbe May number of Beribuer's Monthly, are ody different view, of <me priisb head-the still living heroins of a tragedy whieh will be rarambared aa long aa the name nf Napoleon U lauded and reviled among tarn'—The picture here aiiltfully reprodural is Gilbert Stuart*, threafoid portrait charged against tin. county treasurer. And before payment of any sums found due. the vouchers should pea* through the hands of the county clerk for his signature and for entry on the ts»ka a* a credit to the treasurer, the treasurer only receiving and paying out money on proper statement of account, or on receipt, euuntenugnod by the county dark. .Much a system would afford proper cheeks 'upon the treasurer, would afford meotw of examination of the treasurer's account through book* kept outside of his office, and over which ho "I ask Cm ws^ik." uit n£*M**a*hXte.l II O»s lU*. brisil 4r«sJ» st blm: SbsAs.i Will «*« tkr »odi -tx> b—n He* ».r.-*U ft** ft** ***4*. WUI ke all 4ark—tbeslli wtok tka wealtk Of sk>Mk*<4 keek essla." 'I ask eel wetUh.” *•! Xarkeaatxtukrtakl etsriM* Mas Of sraee tad eUeken k ri*or> on or before the secund Monday of mid month, and by aud cterk be laid be­ fore the board of .uperrisor*. The board of supervisors in required to direct such jert of each of the several amount* to be raised by any township as appear* to be au ihoriscd by tew, to be spread upon tbe a»Masmenl roll of tbe proper township; and tbe action of tbe board upon rah of the several amounts certified to such board, as [iropaatd to be raised by taxation in the lownahips, aball ba entered in full upon the ship or other local taxa are not certified to the hoard nf supervisor* by the township clerk, and that with such I'm before it. the board has disposed of the matter by the paxsage of a ruwlution in form and *ubstance aa follows: •'Resolved, that the amount voted to be raised in lha several townships ia-----county be spread upon the tax-roll of the proper township by the supervisor there- prewent. making the settlements entirely upon paper* and atatraente furnidted bv that officer. Without such cheek* there ia uo security except in the integrity of the person who, for the time being, is acting as county treasurer; nor lias the treasurer any pnrtoctioa agaiunt unfounded cliargns that may be brought against him in regard to tbe use or noeurity of the public funds. MAXAUKMOST OF DKUXQirXNr TAXES. Tbe question as to the proper rate of interest or penalty to be charged on delin­ quent taxa* is of much imi«rtance, and one of some difficulty. Its determination inrolvea the oiaafdcratfoii of the following two propcadliona, via: 1. That the Blate or municipality shall Lun to tenons wlmae taxes are delinquent, for such time, within lhe limits [inscribed by the law. as they may find it to their ad­ vantage to withhold tKe payment thereof, and at a rate of interest not' greatly in ex­ tra of that which may be realised by such pemms from loaning or using the money 2. That jymou. allowing their tax™ to become diliuquMit should lx; charged tberuon interest nr penalty, at such rate as will put on them tnc etsU and ex[ieii*c growing out of such dvlitu|uei>ey, and make good the losses which alwayn must attend delay ir. naliung the tax™ levied. The adoption of the finrt tmapmthm. aud regulating the penally for ddimjueoey in accordance therewith, must rreul: in de­ ferring the lime within which a tax levied for any purpose will be realised. But tlic value of )«M-duc taxes depreciates » f*»t aa doo post-doe bunk paper, atsl the prob ability oi coltection diminishes by an in­ creasing ratio. It mu*t result aU> in throwing a greater burden on that portion of tax-paycra of whom the tew exacts prompt and certain payment, and this not only to make psx! the deficit oocnsume.1 by the delay in uolleetiou of nou-residen I taxes, and lhe greater low. from uun-tvllec We continue our carefully prepared a)..tract <.f the report of the late auditor gen­ eral, Wm. Humphrey, covering the year ending Sept. 30 last Thia lineament ia the aUnsl financial [uper that has appeared 1750. Buys a bushel of potatoo* for winter's use—-all his friends wondering what be will do with so many. 1755. I'uta^up a Franklin store in the bait room. and tries one of the newly .in­ rented Lightning Rods 1760. About this time begins to wear a collar to his shirt. When he can afford it takes his wife to meeting in a chaise in stead of on a pillion as heretofore. 1765 Shows a dislike to stamped papct. and joins the ‘-Sons of Liberty. thereby trebles the value of Suuthm plan­ tation*. 1795—1800. Wears pantaloons ixwionally, but not when in full drew. Be­ gins to use platiw nn the breakfast and tea , a 1833. Rub. tU first Frktio# Match then <*Ued “UeUsr," and "Loco Fora" 1834. Throws away the old tinder box, in nearly always al the expense of its with iu fiint and steel. life. ( Serpent, are so tenacious of life that I®35. Insects the Revolver and acU they .will live for six months and longer about supplying the world with h, as a wttbout food. ptiana winker -Tries a gold pea, but eanTurtles dig boles m the sea shore and bury their regs, covering them up to be hatched by the suo. * Lobatars are very pugnacious, and fight Twmiima *< Ms* ana. ■* *ft*re.se. sad aa 1 ■range* tka a (k ta«abar MIL al aaa a'rlaat la >ka a SaFaSSESwt? ■jar- ' ""“SSEteeu. RICES DELIVERED OX B)WD OF CARS AT .SPRINGFIELD. OHIO. Hangers, also furalab Belling. Gum Hose, Ar Further Information will be cheerfully given by addraaaiug the manufacturer* .TAMES LEFFEL&CO SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. ■ by the by, and a later inatallment will be accompanied by fac-timilas), and • Both Sido. of the Shield" by Mr*. Itevia. are tho other prase cuutribulious In the Editorial pagan. l>r Holland writes about "Spsaking l»i*rew|irotrully of the Equator." Popular Arts." and 'The Premium on Productive Culture. ' The Old Cabinet has something shout 'kuig glish Criticism of American Poetry.' and THE MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGANS K^r. MICHIGAN CENTRAL. I RAILROAD n ...----- k! sugar beets, tops and . Ix-gan oai tbe flith of AuguM and | was coulinued throe tinuw a day until the . 1st of October, after which ground feed was given, consist lug of two parts of cure and one of oata, three tinww a day. till the animal was slaughtered, the rare) being mixed with cold water. The reault was, on the 16th of August, when the sugar beet fording was begun, tliat the weight was 360 pounds, SejKember 1st, 390 pounds, October 1st, 450 pounds; Novemlier 1st 520 pounds. This is the eabetancr of the slatemeat given, by which we perceive that the increase tbe ted of August, when fed on boiled sugar beets, was at the rate of two [smnda per day; the rate of increase ou tbe same food continued through SSej>lembcr. When ^fed on ground corn and oats, made into cold alop, the gain for the neA fifty day* waa Ira than * pound and a half per day. tluisc that have been ateughtercd by their fellow-ereaturmexeecils the number of in­ habitants that were al any one time living upon the face uf the earth ; yet rery few «jf thi. infinite number, untimely stein were ever masters of the grounds of the disputes for whieh they suffered, or tho true reasons uf their being led to battle; the truth with much artifice being kept from all bat those who were partsa* to ths deaigui ras.4r.xl on —Sir Waltrr Rolrigk. ' I>r. Prideaux states that, in fifty battle fought by Casar, he stew one million one hundred and twenty-two thousand of his enemirw If to this number we add the Ln* of itvk>|ai on bis own aide, and the slaughter of women and children on both aides, we shall probably have a total of two million* of human beings sacrificed to the ambition of one msn I If we assign au «jual numlier to Alexander, and tlic same to Napoleon, which we probably may do with justice, then Io three military butchers we may ascribe (be untimely death of six millions of the human finally. Edmund Burke oaimstra the number uf men destroyed by war, from the begining of authenticated history to bis own time, to have been thirty-fire thoamnd millions. 71II11 i Ha sichiur ccstml * «. Grin! River Valley Division d Decnta.__ be» •fA riA IruiwM uA Jasksee _ It anbell_____ us —1— OuUe Creek — HUM________ He. be hl.___ M* Mtak^tsaOt*.... t-I7 *. ♦-tai r-cL—’ a-» •-<1 8i . Is told that it j- unfashionable to himself with bi. knifo-and buy. ailter forks for great occasion. 1832. Build, a railroad, and rid™ on (h»e asmwsrant haring been mid, the oth­ er paansa umm th* tax records and is car­ ried along for a term of rears until it too finally gusa back for re ammraiiil on the township nt large. Indeed, all of the difficult** attached to tb* collection of the , in all ita arraagemsnta and details worthy of carefttl study. The prwaaat drariptiun te rapid and une-.itical. but rivse a good idea of the general style, ami of lhe nuat curious and striking feature* of thi. "Tesu pie of Bong-" “Droogmakarij" is the all-Dutch-to-me tide of (id. Waring s carefuUy prepared account of the drainage of HaarLon Lake, —•‘by much the largest operation of ita kind over undertaken by man." This pa­ per, which indudas the attire subject of draining in Holland, ia particuterly valua­ ble tofnginoera and those interested in low lands abng our roast; but tho auhje-t ia ao aimuly treated that lhe •gnocral read­ 1701. 1’rinta Iu. fir* uewapapcr. in er" will find itaa interesting aa a romance. Dr. Wm. Haye Ward, of tbe “Inde­ Boatou 1703. Tastr. Coffee a« a luxury, al his pendent," sums up, iu an illustrated papersome of ths curious dfecuverte* that have own table. 1708. Coaatruct* atu Aber platform. thia i recently been made in ancient Assyrian literature. time at SaybrouL 1710. Begin.* to aip tea—very .par- I -Same Recent Women Poets" is the title of a brief, but thoughtful critical ingly _ It does not come into fenuly paper; some of thra rery women poets till fire and twenty year, later ’ have new poems in lhe same number of the Mouthlv. by tho way. "Yung Wing and hi* Work" telte about the Chinone Educational Mission, and its devoted originator. In the wav of fiction we have two-ehate 1721. 1» inoculated for the Small Pox —not without grave rv-tuon*ranee from ten* of Dr. Holland a Story of Sorenoak* he censervative neighbor*. 1725 Begins to sing by note on Sun­ day, thereby encountering Much oppoattion of that exceedingly •'Mysterious Wand," by Julas Verne, on Eloctro-Mechanical and opening a ten years' quarrel. trill M ■ l.r.—• i.r— _ ■ .1I romance, by Chartes Bernard, that ia ori­ the first tin jieddler on his travels. ginal in sevaral features, and will ba ew 1742. Sees Faneuil Hall built. The pc-uliy appreciated by railroad and tele­ graph people; and another st-iry by the cradle of labertv is ready to be reeked. 1745. Builds an organ. but does not young New Orleans story-writer George ycnait it to be played on iu the Meeting W. Cable, who Ito. . field all to himself, property cannot become driinqncnt, except throogh the neglect of the local tax-payer. . On tbe contrary, the nropuution 'is a measure of relief to this dam of perrons, in that it ndirrea them from eoalnbatioast<> cnakr good the koe. and exjieme whieh are inevitable under a system uf kiw interest and Iigbt,penaJtia>. ' Vfier the rates of intenat and |>dulu^, । Shelf Cloek. "for «3«.M. sl.d regulate. aa now fixed in the tax tew, if a tex/of. hi« watch by it 1817. Sets up a stove iu lhe meeting 1100,000 be authorised aud Levied, that amount is realised, the interest and penalty house, and builds a fire in it fur Sundays; collected from those who allow their taxes an iuimvatiuli which ia stoutly resisted by to Isocomc delinquent being sufficient in Awsauwiit* as now taken in portions amount to make good lhe tarn ksit, and of the Htate show an utter disregard of expunsm incurred in the care of such Jo­ lhe law in ita requirements in very many raential re«pa«ta. a culpable carelrancsa ou lhe pert of officer*, and an utter disre- with the tint projsjsition. if 1100,000 alull l>e required for any purpose, it would are required to take before entering upon be urccKsary to diriet an amount consider­ 1822. light* Gas in B«tou Al test the Julien of their office. Property io ably in extra of <100,000 to be sjnrai ou xm« bow to make ia-d coal bum, au-.l placed on the assrament roll, by the same the tax roll, by whieh procra those who la ■ prate in the t*rlor. Bun a steel officers, both for below and for above what pay their tax<» promptly will be required n. one of GiDutt’a 0 133 . prvM in has jadgmsul fa'ita proper "eaab raise;" to pay, not their proportion of the 1100,­ M hi. every day shirts without ruffle* land, in tie newer part of the .Stoic which 001) necrasry, but their proportion of such 1825. About thia tine pats a pcreua haro been rendered almost ralueiem by be­ <100,000 plus the deficiency remitting ing stripped of their timber, are sreracd from tbe expense of caring for tbe portion and taxed at the same ralew aa adjacent which may become delinquent, aud the tends from whieh the pine has not been re­ loo* from tbe amount of texes finally re­ maining uncollected were 11,005,325.56. Tb*- apportionment for ihajrar war <90X434A0, Tha mi Igllaliism* receipts in additiou to the above were <89,4-17, of which <41,639 71) waa from iutarfrt on funds deputed in banks, <15,792.55 from interest on pot dm. aratifie taxro, aod <230.75 intenxl i and the Poauot Indians, and whip, both 1038. Start, a CoUsga, and 1640. Seto up a Printing Press 1843 Gaea into a Confederacy—the first Colonial Cragrra 1648. Lays down the (ternbridge llatfortu. Haugs a witch. 1610. Hou his face against the un­ christian custom of wearing long hair, “a thing uncivil and uncomely." 1651. I* rebuked for “intolerable exora and bravery of apparel." and ia for­ bidden' to wear gold and Tiber lare. or tab­ er such gewgaw*. *1652. Coins Pine Tree Shillings—and of the proper township ha* proceeded to place such amounts on bis tax-roil. But such a raolutioa does mA direct each pan of each of the several amounts to be rawed by any' township aa appears by law tn be authorised; nor can the specific amount of each to, be levied be entered in full on the record of the procaadingw of the board . nor turn to the expense isvaaiontd by *ueli.de­ can the clerk of the heard ccrtifv to the linquency That is, the expense mid Ihm growing nut of the delinquency on tax™ ou non resident lands iuu»t be luct and uuule erty uf each township fur any pttrpi P".»l by an increase of tax™ <in the laud, and pn>|ierty of residents of whom tlw bw neither ean the superTMor of the pro exacts prompt, r~" —* ' township proaxed to assess tax** to amount* specified in such certificate. „ thereof --------The .... ------------ „ — . cause the certificate cannot state or specify I ““I p nalty *>o ddiinpunt tax™ is a any amount for township or ocher local acttuenl for tbe relics nf one .lass o purpaaa. Hence, in placing on tbe roll P»y«t» »• the ei|«w and charge­ I to be called in the family—declare* him township and other k<ai taxes, under the other. self free and independent. sanction of such a resolution, the tupcr ' The secund ptupnitiuii is the ■< 1780. Buy. an ‘umbrella fur Suuvisor is placing there for tax™ amounts ' which was dcU-nained the rate of u ilay. , and whenever he show* it ia laughed : ‘ —— *- • “ ■*------ * I inJ inlrTO4 OprMI (ilea aiLiWnl Io 1 at for hi.« rffiminacy. ' ddil*qneut Aud. nnder tlHJaw as 1751- Starts a cotton spinning frotarv. | stands, no perron who [says hrpromptly ia require.! to cratribute thing to make good auj deficiency i ftwu the delinquency «r n>m payni* and should not be Jyriiiitted to g» upon the tax-roll to become even the shadow of a lien uftou the property against whieh they are levied. The difficulty in the collection of taxes does not consist so much iu defects in lhe tew as in the manner of ita attem]>ted ex ccutiou by the officer* who take the initial proceedings. The sssowment roll too of­ ten is made not only not in accordanee with tbs rnquiretacuta of the law, but in direct violalioCi of ita plainest provisions . spd when lhe amcastoent is completed, the newrwsary steps are not taken to bring the texes projsawd to be raised properly with­ in the iunsdirtiott of the supervisor Wore he shall have spread them upon lhe tax roll. Greater ore ia uecraary in listing property, that imperfect description, double awrament, fidse valuation, and delinquent ,*aw^.m.nt.. shall not be ao frr*|nenl aa at PORTABLE E^TGWE . £ Tretasifset. . rMaUsli i , 1 ' ; i , | ; ' lung fin Waw BXILBDAD, Jatlai & apiat TkAISW tfl'M BYCHICABO TIMfc i QMAMD TffiBJIH MAXI.WAY; Hygienic Not'*. DECEMBER, UH4. *.. F.irrtn. L M. 1 -as 1 >-> i 10 i ro i* SH i B3 10 Oa i no it U ■■ 1 ll . ■ - .*,■ nanra BA«T. Tr*to*l**« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-05-19.pdf 40296afceb75524851363eccaf7d7148 PDF Text Text Th. R..p*«ucaiiBa Th« Rjr J*uc\|i Britan' Geo. M. Dewey, F.DffTUR ANO FCBlJJIUrR. RA TBS OF AD VCRTI& T« Us*. er L-. rt xLmriri T»1 TMittor KW>mi HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MA Y 19. 187. •SEES?* WHOLE NO. 990, |>, ffrT.r! iji ilite Card?. Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World Diamond Iron Plow Sweeps the Boards and Sells 3 to 1 over all Competitors. Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. FARMERS WILL HAVE NOTHING ELSE Wheel made Every Poinj warranted to Outwear two Chilled Points or Money Refunded ■ith the Slope Sliouhb DIAMOND IRON Warranted fifty is tough as rolled steel, and hard as glass. It awarded the SILVER MEDAL Their Skeins are nil set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far at the Michigan State Fair in 1874, and was the more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. only Plow that received a Premium. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly.kand runs lighter than any other and the Skeins] never work loose, cut or break. acre, which they corcrod are being npidly ►traikaformod into fertile and beautiful farma. that will itoon compare favorably with tboae in the oldest and best known . parta of the State. The railroad ba* been an important factor in producing thia audden change, by affording an outlet for many carloads of hardwood lumber and •tern., and . by the purehaac of large ouautitiea of wood and tie*, thua giving the aeuler an meorac from the ontaet. The Wheels are boiled in oil. Hubs of Black Locust. Best finished and best Ironed in the world. NEARLY A CAR LOAD SOLD ALREADY K*|xvully We also sell the old and reliable First a* to rare for tiiv laxly. Many fanurro bare re*.l with interest animated dixeuwion* ■* to whether it i* allowable to trot ...It. at s very rarir age. the general sentiment being againrt lite |>rartice* Near­ ly all admit that aorrrv Mid long cimtinuml vM'itiuu i. injurious to young animal* — Tfa>ligLlleaa)y, ignoraully or fnon what JACKSON WAGONS. Over 700 in use in Barry County. THE ROBBINSlULTIVATOR No other linn uses this Machine ns they arc sole proprietor, ctl Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, itnik-r cover from 3 to 5 Wagon Machines. Every Wagon fully Warrar needs no advertising as it has taken almost the entire trade of the whole State, and the people of Jobe but ludiauias Celebrat- Barry County may justly be proud that their county •1 put together by the beet takes the lead in this line of Manufacture. Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, 'tware Store. DWIGHT & BURRALI GREATOFFER JOHN STANLEY * »mIU YEW iriVERTlSE.MEMS, G. P. Rowell A Co’s. Column. WHERE NOW? hr Ik an if iltatf Prink Hast WHAT FOR? "— Sitiital al fctaiiial DEMIST; GR0<g7E iU E S Canned Fruits and Fish. DENTIST • Hastings Poultry-Yard Voar. Hastings Drug Store Mairille. DR. C. A. SMITH’S Aledicul Infirmary Yon will find a lull lino of Dnigr, Medicines, Chemical", i’aintv, Oils Dye­ Stuff awl everything belonging to a first daas Drug Store. ■I swiobi, Micbiiu. School Book*, Blank Book., Toy and Gift Booke, and everything in tliia line Io plear® Old and Y’uili.g. UOARD AND BOOM. FX*0 PEJ DAY. San'a Claus headquarters. ATOTffllWA6WiTAFEEAM0AIl iMSS’flS m. Il .M.lat*. a ixmi- P, ROBERTS. * fi» mu iiiwim mm. MUGS 1ARBLK WORKS! FOR SALE TERMS REASONABLE. NOTICE! EGGS FOR HATCHING i TO THE PUBLIC1 OHN PETTIT i tMNmUi. ‘hays Wagons a SslMartles • EMPLOYMENT McElwain, XTAI EAITO-MIIII AUiEt. IXB u> g.,1 ronik <sarest«<4 te sii**-lkl and Buggies. t n f 5? ? iW i I* Iks Twist an exagprrxlian of the truth u nyrnl* the uxjxwicncw t,T many boys, It u rrt an unsettled qnMiun bow far it i* sdvMsIJe to combine matitul labor with book is■traction, but there .hould not be too' sweeping a division nA labor. Fanner'* hoys while in school in Winter generally hare iqipoctunity for enough labor with the hand., hut often times they have very little opport unity for anything ria® than manual labor in the Hummer Work. rqual ur l.-ugor time in atudv. But aa rale, some time can be found each day trading, and the tar* abould lax encoun ®d by example and precept to acquire continue the habit of daily reading Ti Stale Agent for Ute Popular New Eug­ land Organ, Light A Knut, Faliaui A Hone, and U. 8. Pianos. He keeps constantly on hand Mo. 1, Pianos ranging in price, from *250 to *1800. Also, Agent for famous 860,000 00 J. Cole & Son, VU0LK8ALB A RETAIL New England Organs, Manning gang. IN VALUABLE GIFTS! read and write, yet they do will lint write For tht. the blame rust* -w- J«ir(<ji the parent. What ha* Um learned m the school >bonld be kept in mind and nnadc uf uxe.oul of achnol. The little boy in whool who .hook hi* head al tlie question, uhow - much would seven SINE’S GROCERS. SIFT WWW! ttr tr Ut it Ik Lind Ihtk Mt 15,000 EACH IN CASH. UID PLASTER sura WATER HE FINE PICTURES 1 At Granger Prices. tHAffi Shingles, Lath, &c. ' ;=i J4TE- Ri-'ESTESl-’T— fidSSt WLTrtEU .SMTSS IE sSHFtl1. ••4 tee sreerimm retMa Uis I who dMmghtlowy don thk aiakp a great [ tubtake, the father who knowingly doe. it i* often committing a sin. , For younger bora. rare u to the food | they cat. the clothing they wear, expos­ greatly injured it, if in fart, a great poc an-, etc., is r duty. Sickness may easily lion is not entirely killed. Just bow we Ik- inducer) by eating improper food in an- haring odd ram. that turn to alect. large quantities under the atiinultu of and to-day to enow. Maple ragar ha. hunger, caused by the unwonted exerthyi. 1I been a light crop and of poor qaafity thia Working in the find wane day* of Spring year tferb-t rw»of>repc—tert w^ bring* n Mrotite temptation to thro* off I A great deal of plowing ha* been done, warm rdothing\iid then the chilly even­ ing or void daya dwy readily bring <>n dte-- FRW FREE!! fflE1" New TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF MY STORE ON JEFFERSON HREKT. rally looking to the future with hope and cikcunraximent. We had an abundance of now after January 1»L which enabled the fanucn to haul ■ large amount of saw logs and wood I a* big oa their Adhere. they have felt and to market, and cor cred the wheat Edd* I hare been allowed to indulge a foolish | in mart places »o that when it melted we pride in doing men', work. The father had a i ery fair promire of a good crop, »f In, CsrsUM laaA.rwiat.UUi.OUtXti KAI’liij « tnblAXA it It. Thi» L» tbo place io buy your |iro*«nt» We have tbu boat line of good* that wu ever brought tc Haatinipi.. Call and examine fer yottraelf and yon will find our etock cotuplete. Remember the place, the Old Bland, aign of ths Golden Mortar Etonlanlhffl. inrCotliM ONE MILLION ACRES remeiujerad that a boy coming oat <>l K>|..>I 1U die Spring is. probably. not ii Ten g»ad condition foe herd w.wk at cue,and al«> that while grit nud |Juck are goral ihruga in a Ixry. they are shown i< poor peqawe in carrying hini through a t*»k greater than he ought tv perform Ton latfa. M Hwattas Wautaa-un* f» oeab. -“-JSrteiftBi W-•" WING GALLERY, J. G. BTOYAK. FARM FOR SALE! MONEY Jisgrus (anl product* of the Cape. It is grown, *» ererybody knows, on bogs th*: Ure been drained and redeemed; and thus the cranberry jnt.h lira miwilly in a kind of bowl, and you Io.A down upon it from the rood. The erumno frail M eonemled be­ lies! h a tangled ma*s of hmku vine; and the -’patch'1 look* tuftcMutiy roauMiuplare until it is enlivened by the gay coion ofa litthi afluyoT pickers. Harwich i. the nrincipol rest of the cranbsny tvhiue on the Cape, and the importance of thia indiutn- may be seen from the feet that this little town, of alxrat throe rtm—aff inhabitant*, exported in 18711 over tight tbnuaand dollars worth of craaberTmt nearly twcntjsevtn doUara a ham] fcr •very me -am-, and child in th* tewn. This is the product of brain* applied to agriculture. The (kpr ha» a great many �Ntui wil! indeed praaent a creditable ap­ pearance in any cmnpeny, ami ali.julil meet with a hearty welcome in every l>ouach<Jd in Bony Co And it in both proper anti correct to krep thia nice, new, dratt drrm ou week day* and Sunday* I If mtrliody Goudloa. the prreenl State Senator from Li-xington. for MU.rary general; lUubeu Patrick, of Magoffin, for regirter of th* change wen- convinced that there n’ something wrong in the liquor i»tcre«i — Diffirroot kinds of Opirite, apparently tax eent* per gslkm low than the aetnal e-r.t of production and’the tax No a[wcial ream* of damp good. like the sacrificing of the* by partire fiaanriaUy involved, could account for the mystery. The-subject, however, prorvUd inquiry until, at about the beginning of the year, Secretary Bristow with baa characteristic uarnretanw raffcred inevitable reb, financially, bat for the preaent high water feel happy in­ deed. The city tea bom thronged with idlers al! th* spring; but now they are putting employment on the river, and brighter prnqwrta present* themrelroi to ainoetbe birth of thu Republican jorty, e-verybody up here in thia tainber country. awl the tinging tn th- hMaof Coart of Appeal*. After aperebea by Gen. This mouth ao far han brew indeed a wet KDt." Senrody two deeadca haw pauod aince we were ttlh'ay and tiaymg Harlan and others accepting the nomina ■•Fretnoot and Dayton," in Soulh-wrwtern t’wn* tlx convention adjourned. Mirhigan ; a regular quintette, eaah oo| « "John the Ikptiet." preaching and ringGen. John M. Hardin, >>n being eugg<nled a* being the candidate for gnvamww. eauwnl h to be authoritatively announced that ho could not be a candidate, but the action of the rouvcnliou waa an unaniaoua that hr Th* <-on»umxtiuu w irdegdy and de­ traitora, and will be found In their akirta in the day of reckoning. And then- to think, that after all the racritu^ Uidoa odojaed by the omventinu ia a king one. rv affirming faith in the Republican princi­ ples. approving the Ananda! policy of the administration. and holding that the finan­ cial legvlali. u> of ("..ogres. ahould be stead­ ily directed tn the resumption of specie payment* at the eorliret date ron.iatent with the biidncna interests of the country. Tlte sixth resolution exprerere unabated nmfidcncc in President Grant's patriottai walded WgHber by a union of wealth, and devotion to RcpubEi-an principle* talent, akill and drepcration which made ■any antagonism with it a very formidal.le and alm<»t lwpck»o undertaking. * The Secretary of'the Treasury, however, da! «< falter ui the race developed before him In hl» (abota hr had the hearty and intelHgenl aupport of the 'Prcredeut, and be ob­ the common cxpeiw. have exerted a tu>*t corrupting influence throughout official and burincra circles We trust limit Sec­ rotary Brirtow, bow that his hand a> in. trill make thorough work of hi* campaign. pUcrdtert I. Congrtte to tattle tel tnxke laws for the loyaHudh! fiffirSt OtX MUo j^e jh.und with the fruit rrawl it mattrociouj 1 It i« enotftlriu’hSK'c the ouCTTHWTTYhc Jftouhd i« free from all ruM»h. atumrw, <ak-« tbev craw! up the blood of the riain,vry otrt frooi tbegroMd! Imkud of being allowed a reire in 'the Natioud Congnre. they’elMuld be bmudod "Off4 on their forehead., where all ftich "i-ollld - Rmc around the trunk "of every bearing read, in burning, living Icficra, '.It* word tree, midway between the ground and branebna, a woqlea cloth .boot five inchra traitor! And. when I rvmemle* tin- tfon at Hastings. Well 1 expert >omc of of the lover, of the track, from Big Raniila will visit Holing* during the race* there thia w<ek. Sltoubl be glad |oaee omje of the Haetinga ]«->q-U here on the 2t>th. 27th and 2Sth iurt. at our mere. We shall have a Hastings horse here, fat- being the onu formeriv .rawed X' <’h«dic Olm­ sted, but recently pun-ha»<*l from him by Michigan Cantril. From the column, ofthe / \hrmlwuiui (ratlmru, one of the very l>crt Agricultural Journal publbhcd in the country, we lake the following complimen­ tary notice of the able addn-ra of Prvrident road i« the pride of our people re it wd| Abbot before the LAiul.tiirv during the deoerm to be. The work done for Michi­ gan by Mr. Joy and hia areoeialra in the source i- alike a credit to the distinguish­ management of the Central during the ed President of our Agricultural (VilL-ge, prat ten yean, cannot bo catimalol. While and the ]<‘o[4c of the State who lure m> thw improvement* have been ceatly and liberally sustained thia Pioneer Institution for a time -U*[iendcd ./iri’7r*./j,' they are airet wish their tongaan had become petal- ( 7 thouaand> of yearn ago. It twn’t lie jir-irra that Bcelirbnb. the prfara> of 'devil*, ever ■tarred, apiked or made a dead line for any man. There in but one wr.«d that exactly Furnishing Goods, I 1 1 ] gt* rebel, in thi. remutry. North or South, । And I have mentioned lUa to them both during, and rinnr tba wxr, 1 Trunks, Travelling Bags, Another idireynersay of our gnat and good men. in ('oogrvw. and out, i« to fttt and pander tn three larlorotu. merciless murderous red akin*, any one of which would take a prrraut from yintand scalp It *rrm>. to b- generally admitted that the wi»d dip* of California. Oregon and Texas thi* *ra*on will be larger than three of law year and that tlw average- quality, except i«-riia|- of the California wool*. i> «1«. improved. These y-u camo into Come and see OgslaUra and Urab*, on their way to | Wadungtnn Io iinvc ' lieap talk" with the Great Father, .get marther. enuiliiy and they come tbruuxli tb< Winter in at lewai U'Ually good eunditim There ba» Irecti very cvnridcraUe impor ration* of Australian and South Ainencau woiU, which hate prevented th* unall Mock* from bwmiing entirely exhausted. The trade ia quirt in all <lepartmonte — There ia the tnref denund far delaine ap,| pet;, they will draw up in a new rail, pul ou a frvoh roai of a ar (*inl. and rvaume their tediou* joutm-y in a Pnihnan Palace l^r. It woukl-bc a ehariubk- act if-U*e pay a tribute to any public man who by bia bone*t effort ba» earved hia way from ubaenuty to dirtinrtion; and other*, yet. wo bnlieve. chcririi a airicen- kindneu. lowarda one who never ahowrd the leaat ao eminently iUartratcd by hi* political eradjwtoe. the martyred Lincoln Hia ahn hna ever lawn the greet rat part of the and and cighty-aeven of the complied lain of eighteen hundred and-'reventy<HK. being section one nf an set entitled "An act lu prevent fiahing with seines The election of the judicial election <® the 4th day of April wra officially pro­ mulgated at lainring on Thursday lart. The rranlt is gratifying to the heart of every true Republican, and plans on our roprvtue bench for the emuing six and eight yrera twn men of unimptsehable integrity, and dntinguiahed ability, and far a long term of year two accompliobed rehnhu-of bread and liberal viaws, re manngers of our highret educational instil uliua by majoritire that are larger than were ever before given at any spring elec­ tion. The nwult ab» show* the election -]«ople only would natve lU Capital |>> Central .'iebraaka It would rare Mt. In and fiunily. many thouaand m3* aftety. ftiiguethg travel, that alway* cetera about State Attain. This move would u.K he on th* Lo fam. ily'« rid* ah.grthcr, as many Might rap prw*. They he utilised by tbohnme•tcadeni in the ilrniruction of the para­ hopper. They are pnwrinoately fond of grawbopprr*. and the little .uro lent hop per, that ha. been voted a plague, would prove a nalhmal Meaning, and nave the conrequmt .u(ferinK ire xrena portion, of thia State aQfi Kanwu, from' % Mohopper plague, han been ftuful; T»utT teren t a doubt that r»y nnj of the anfferera like three that rwanted after the Chicago fire, have fired easier, fired batter and will for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. rludcitl*. the majority of whom, after they gnuluaU. continue on farm*. Other in•titutioci-. where agriculture ia only a dcnartment. and where the rtudent. do nut labor, reldotn retain their graduate* in agriculture. TIm-tc i. one important di*- and olbcra. employed by. the month, do not labor where their work will forward th* farm operation* wait, but where they will be of mart value* to the •tudent* ' The inflnenn.- of the invorporation of labor a* a part of th* college coarse, ia ahown by • nsitnwt with Cornel) L’nivcrrity. which had -161 MixlenU, only 7 of wl*>tn were In the agricultural onuiwe. Michigan College, a raulfor inrtitutiou. had but 121 .lodentx. but of three 121 were in the agricultural comre. Th* sucrara which U.drredy YUOR TIME I Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’a- in Endless Quantities. report to give moat valuable infiwm»tion to Congrewt. a* to that kind of Legbla- dividends its was powible fur the rood to lioa which will rat off the temptation to. hair earned in three panic noire would and prewihiliiy ■/ revenue fraud* in the have been, and will bs aure in the near changed with them. We do not imagine ! that th* Vice President’, entertainer* and newly found friend* at th* South all agree with him in bis political vinra. On the contrary, the greet linjority of there prob- Richard Mfbsser, of Carlton, ment 1 The pain, ami infiietion. |iraeti<-cd I on llu> ''boy* in Hue. In >k?art, Li^ji ’{ Salbbury and ’ Andctwoovilie, 1 could al- { IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED th* Policy of ennviling >11 .< tx-ariy a!) the wu«u dip oftbo year on the uiarket al once. It ia a little cvmiral to read corn­ , e*l ap|rsl> in the Xew York Knnomia, to wool buyers to avoid advancing the twice of Wool hr too mneh cnmprtitiou in tmying. Il bolds that -the wixst policy in the purchM.- of wools is to buy a* you pt,»nd take the clianrea of a pre or'fall in the price of the staple recording to the demand and price, obtained for manufre Comparison Invited anti Competition Defied All grades of Tenn, the very best in the Market. Fresh ert week from the Importers S. £ SLEEPER k CO., of*Borton. ■ for sale at prices which defies nucccrarfUl competition. Hastings, Nov. 10th, 1874. List of Patent- tewd from the U. 8. Patent Office to Michigan inventors, fur the week ending May 11, 1873, and dated April 27. 1875 Furote-1 tte. paper by Ort k Cos, patent agent*. Washington, D. C. Hrttteek Ir.ta.A Bodford. Coldwater. Air Eecnpea for Air Brake*. W J. Ford ..■Hr1"'!'*'’" A**1 P,,n «“l Damper. W. W. Broth. Ktewawba. Putp, M. Codt, W. Le Roy. LTotbra Pounder. G. W Han, Medina. Car-Brake. 8. G. Howe, Drtroit. Ort-Rtertar, C. F. Murdoik, Detroit. ,<ork v,b ®*"* r«*— “j»-» (Vnpling. W «, HawkiiM. j'avi- J- ,l * -'I- F. w.vowa SALVATOR BEER "OYSTER OCEAN' ••• And Genii’ Rn«t> TO-DAY’S ADVER . whidi Kill giv«u away to our Customers about the middle ' nf -Befitcrirt&r next, hits nt tendency to make more trade than ws was ,t|l“ luvky m*u butt July, that got the Cutter. We won't ‘ let him drtw this yodr. 1 "He is too lucky.” i • Warning the people nob to come all at once, we are req -4 Truly Yours, j. L. REED & CO. There are rebel* who have repented; tree arc few »wh living, the ma-.*» are i bitter lo-<lay m were thiwj devil, that red ui Fort Sumpter] ao-l abonld not be (given here, and will not be hereafter. The Ciiicwg" 7V.laae of Thurwlay hat. । «du> aa follow* of the report that has ' wn an general circulated that there wo rery tnl dividend faying road* in the country. Of the 0. H A t| the report of ; The grncrou- hrapttalitie* extended and the TrU-K' i« very fl*ttery»g to the mmagvnicni, but prolwblyLXit morn ao than tetuirs accordnl to Vice Prwident Wilson 41 the South arc noted with great gratifi■ntiou by hi* many friend* at the North. What would hare been raid of any man fifteen years ago, if be had predicted that on* of the Ireolera of the old abolition party would lire to reacivc the tnort rompiimcntary attention wherever b* might go in NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. f tained the aid »f effective cp-labotm. who carried out hia plain before the ftudnlent dnttiller*. who were perfectly prv{Mnd for Unnirdinary kind «f official action, had any knowledge of the danger hanging over ertuaent has been defrauded. Every tax payef and every citixen .in the hod i» hi tevrstt-d in that rignrotu ovprliaulmj; of delinquent and fraudulent partire who. cusro/teifs guctf ojfy. ■ ‘Wellarc’ hdt tdl!’the public, we arc making bett. r . orktha ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fu-i We ret UrriMy excited when we have^Loo many sales, and .10ir ljBje we have come down Fht Dote ■ nd Bttn, »little because you may all come at onoe and Frustrate 4« so much so tliat'we ennnot do anythinc. . We bad sonic talk with n man front California about .ending him Tbiriy-five Top Carriages, and tluit almost unfU u. tor btuineM besides the voutly prayed for, waa virtually attained, whi'n Abraham Lincoln, uu the 224 day of Sept.. 1 M2, with ool- dwhoftW pen. proclaitned idavery dead. Though al whet a fearful cwt of blood, every drop of which, in Jirretiy chargeable lo dare holder* and morenn uta. even the atariI j*rt of them which ic yet known to the public, ia tnu long U> be aven sumuiaryirrd here tioffioent to nay that a ring area me earthed which, having ita headquarter* al St. Ix««, swept the chief lino of the liquor basinets from Chicago round to bee* aide to make testy prvparatiom for the H-Uurre. but the evidence rollected lx>fore hand la the main thing, and it will be used effect tudly fur thcMpprearioa ofthree HUIVDRED Buggies this year. If the Excitejnent runs to high we shrill be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of John Stanley. ALL ABOUT THE �Itnl Bpns Nstice;. i ANNOUNCEMENT! HUTE, SUiEBUBI i CO. CRAWLEY A GRACE All persons indebted to this office, for Job Work, Advertis­ ing or Subscriptions, arc hereby notified, where other and special arrangements have not been made, that their accounts must be adjusted at once, or they will be left with a Justice of the Peace for collection. We mean businem. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC., ETC., Which will be -old fur This space belongs to W. T. Eastman, dealer in Litne, Plaster I al prieev which defy all Compalitfon. and Agricultural Implmenu. Ac. McCaffrey's Celebrated Flour J. Ron rare. WfcSiri UNDERTAKING GRANGER HEADQUARTERS! Try it. SUBSCRIBE Remember that Patrons ofHuibandry. Brevher-Tiltim uot tu be compared with ! (Introdueod by ua) Store OppMlte the Haetlnge Meat Market. ‘ The experience of thirty year* by .the CRAWLEY A GRACE. TO DAY S FOB ECLETIC BALM THE BANNER ADVERTISEMENTS. Heath, Salisbcrt k Co. Halting*, April, 10,1875. iNDusnui EiniBrnos We defy all competition. LAWSON’S CURATIVE We win Sell BUGGIES ..“."T'S. ? f°r t*1® next Sixty Days for Cash, below any FigSUX" ures we have ever Offer■all.t. ' ed. i”-”--"-4 J. L. REED & CO.. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Michigan' BEURALBIA.JSCIATICA, Have on ejeibition one of the. PREMIUM BOND largest Stockof Fancy Goods KWTOKMmilL EIHIBITKWCO. ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. We have,, Perpetual World's Fair, also, a full and complete t.tsrsrimsa = Stock of Drugs and Medi­ aJaDOLLUt Bt’mjSl’io tliTltltSTj cines, Books and Stationary I LA^WSON CHEMICAL CO., Perfumeries. Toilet Sets- fi-o., 4-c. Give us.a call. i-Ll.i i: SUSTStritUB. Be.ii rm i—TImi~- Oil Plastering I Adolphil. i-p | mill. , K.X Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, L- re/A.M. PAPER IK THE COUHTY Hopkins & Barnes 9118»BS1YSACK BHEUMATISM. At H°"' 6 »“ THE LARGEST 59yl Hopkins i Barnes. Hastings, Dec 15. 1874- Ss.-.-Msw.te arassss ’* u.«re. l> al wiitKtft ONLY MoaiEirui, nuao * co , sate.__________ PWtuank teaSkMrWina. ripi^li'ddctv of Rivrrride Ccntclery iy »rv hereby mdified t« lure! at $1.50 Per Year. Application* for Agencies Received. 45 DOLLARS! For What? GOTO The New Improved Back-Feed lure, tad pal will of tHe Jrwrlry Store of Ch* Herrick. »ad rrerykody will unit* In wblrhim abradant in III* atw baaineM. Mi FLORENCE SEWING lACHffll fttt. The Stebbio* Brothen exo offering . for aalr a large aud •ploudid assortment of Furniture, the beat ever brought tu /mis market, which they are offering fur tale at the lowed living rates. Ro- THE BANNER sT^-, STEAM JOB OmCE Yrry Indy yrar , Jamre II. Reid mo re la now prepared to do any aud all Jnbacf white wuhlng, KaJaomlnlng. 1‘ntclllng, and Plastering Paly. Mnirnyoita. V. nerve—Ujr FOR YOUR E.E. FOOTE, M.D. Ul Ltiiulii trait, In the Chaarery eaaee ef Thowa* W. DiiUn. eomplainaal, V*. Henry FdghMr, daftodant. an order wae entered rabMlraUag Wright end Holbrook and IL A. Foal a* eellelore ter conu phliwnt io plare oflaoa* A. Holbrook .lev ftr.xmaa, . KEW YORK, An Independent Physician, TBEAT3 ALL FORMS OF CHBOHIC DISEASE, T. PHILLIPS. BININGEP'S Coidictiii a Metical Practa PICTURES 1 ’ PICTURES! i r , r , _ , I uni now all alone in tha Photograph burineea, and •« I have made arrange­ meat* to increase my fodlittN for doing better work than ever, all should cull and gat a negntire taken. The auperionly of my work in tha peat ia a auffieien't guarantee of firat-claaa work in he future Boom* ia Waahincrim Block, routh side State Street FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFIC MONEY -tes H dT w * OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. ADVICI CIVKN BY MAIL FRI1 OF CHARCI. aicaau, MtMMau.e ■mmior thresher. JOB PHIN1 �PORTABLE EJTGIJVE then sutMeniy untwisting h-r lung hair she would add luster tolua corrar. turned io the looking piaat. not with ray ------ .l^ ------ l -’—j There wrn fethcr died; when the younger, destroy inr li_ u- hu ril) ufxin <BUtf Ho glT< out that his eldest brother *■ dead, and bribed false witmamw to attest the truth of It. In the coune of time th* eldest brother returned, but came bom in misera- Il wav. more than handsome face that S> they mot and ao they parted, in the nut often m-t with. Of (hie she nut-of-the-way Italian town. urJ wm no judgu herself, neither of the con­ Alice had seen Mr. Scropo once more — Was she glad or sorry ? . The Scrop« returned to Kogb.i.1—the rad ended by being thoroughly interreted Jervises remained abroad. And they beard ia. He wan passing his Vacation at Hhcl- nothing more of cm* another. ford. reading and fishing, and had made the adquxhftanre* nf WMuu Jerri, oa the Exactly why •!>« had mew there-she banks of the river, and thnmgh him. could M foil. ' It was tuore to gratify aa l-iw At any rate, upon the raniveraary of that day, right years ago. when she h*l Waited under the yew-tree to any guad-bye to Mr Scrone, Alice Jervis *i*s>d with her hand on the wicket-gate, quietly ret lowing her life, rad once again asking' hevself whether loro or pride hsd lui I th* greater |urt in her deriuon. Thelnaoebai of ifo- yew* were waving grally. tbe nwen wire rustling their silvertipped lenviw, and the white nu*tilight fell upon the graves. Still with her baud up­ on the garden gale, she Junked towards the chnrvh. trying tu bdkrve that th« years had stood still, sod she Was then* waiting for Mr. Scrope. She was luruiug away when a dark figure appnsicbed her aud a weH-nrarailiend She hvikrei up at him half fiurfully It was ao strange to ace him there at that hour of night, and an almurt (upcrathiotu knew it, she Lail given her heart Such had been the train of argument she had ].urvucd,. ami she )u>d struggled freo from the juwpaet t-> h<T not with ■ mt pain, and liad liisiinwe I it M a dream <if Iwwutv that had tnughl tn do with waking boural . “I wanted tu tril you that you have ruined my life ao far. 1 hranl that you were at Shdfurd. 1 knew that yuu would be hero to-night, and I have nrae tu aak you if yuu recent the ]«**:, and are willing to atuti’i for u re{mked him with acorn, and tnM him that be was an impostor and a cheat. Hs asserted that bis real brother wan dwd long ago atsl be could bring witnesses to prove it. Hie pi«>r fellow having neither money nor frierxk. was in a moat dtwu>! situation. lie went around the parish making annplaiutr, and at last to a Lawyer, who, wheti be heard thu ]«>ur tn Ur's story, replied, -yon have nothing to giro; if" I undertake'ytrnr cause, and lose it. it wiH, bring rue info disgrace, m all the wealth and evidenre'aru uu your brother's aids.— But, however, I will undertake your ntue on this cuuditiun. Yon shall enter into an obligation to par me onethoumnd guinea,, if I gain lie aataie for you. If I lose it. 1 know the cimK>)Ucncca, and 1 vrotura with myeyin open.' Accurdiagiy he entered an action against the yriuugvr brother. of justice, heard the caw attcutivriv. and ; promised him all the aMUtanoe in bu puw er The lawyer luring taken leave, the Judge contrived matters ao m io finish all buritiero at the King's Brach before the aaniM began m Chdmsfonl. Mima with in a abort distance of ths place, be di»miio<-d his man and butm, rad sought out for a single hoaae. He found one occupied by a miller. After some conversation, am! making biui.-clf agreeable, he pro; asci to the miller to cbangv dothca with hint- As the Judge had a Very pved rpit uu, the man had no reason to riueit. Accordingly, lh« Judge aliiftcd himself from top tn tw, and put an a rom;i!ete suit uf the miller'* best. Aruw-d with a miller ■ hat. and shoes aud stick, away hr marehed to (lielmaford, and procured psxl lodging, suitable for the araties that should com.vu the next tlay. When the trials cutmou, be walked like an ignorant country- The condition cf IHinuia. Wtsranfen, Iowa, Miaxiuri. Indiana, Ohio, Mithigan atfd other Western States, is Alt kn-.wu to all the olden actUnra ufthe country, hefitre the net-work of rallroada—in Mime nf then* Hurra, as Blind*, for instar.ee—h id brought tho avvrrg<«H*tahro uf die fei'ui* of the State within twelve mile i-f ibis system </ traus|*JrtatiUii. which lotanu* distut.ee in such proportion an the rao**! i* inersaaot Every swtler in tb<*j H.stc*. for away fn-ru riiln.id «-mniuulc*tiun. know* tha diaabilitiu. he labors under, when for woAs TAKE NOTICE! I lh* tanlsf ■ *i»"3!ttu !2S“ seUlos up. road making under the ij<f. fashionci system of working with the plow aud rerajKr, and by the lal«.r of the e«umunity tn working out their road tax. your after year rolls along and still tin- r<«d» remain, decently good, inferior or carnwrabfo; and in proportion to their ncarnnM t» railroads or the public wfririt of the inhabi- PRORATE OBUEH. i olu.1- of the forms, from their proximity to market. enables sufficient tax to lie raised Mr. Scrope!" was all »he rould.say to make the road Ciir, even under the cx-The inferiority, if there he any. ia on lay pensivc manner of Working them that we aide," be said; “yuu have improved the jinat—1 hare wasted it. Yet tbe wasting E=K3E of it 1 lay to yuur cliarpr. I knew you better thxn you knew yourself. I wanted a wife who would nndenlaud me. and would give me ayni|«thy You. could cutuity hall He had a thousand eye* have done thia, and you refused it Will within him. aud when the Cudrt began ti. fill, lie found nut the poor felibw who was the plaintiff. A* soon as lie cwUie into the hall the miller drew up to bigi;—"Iluiicat friend.' said lie. ' bow i* your csiro. likely to do to-day?”* "Why," replied the pbuntiff, "my csim* is in a Very pre.uri.oi. •iinatinn, and if I h«w- it I am niinr.1 for mit. H rare* tbs importann* of first iLi-' rumls, at whati-vit cost. life. “Well," rejilie.1 the miller, "will On.- uf tlie great advantage* of the you take my MVtoK I will let yon into a secret, which |K-rhaps run Junta ktMW.| prarri region uf th<- West, •* its gently ci cry Englishnun lias tin- right and privi­ utslulating surfac. rendering drainage lege l.i' except ngaitvvt any on-- juryman easy when owe its mad* have been laid ' through the whole twrivv. now du ^'ou in- | out and grailrel. This ramv -feature ha*• .i.t ujsmi yiMI nrhilegc. without giving a । ■ also enabled rarlncwl* to be cosily ami ' ' nuMin why. and. if pisrible. get me cluMcn | chrofjy built ; but while capital hs. bvn in hi* room, and 1 will do yuu all the kt- 1 freely furnished in thia dirvetira. o«a;*n ;vue* in my |*>wer." Accnrdingiy. when lively Utile ha. Lera done to improve the , the clerk had called over the names ul tho I wagon romla, except in lh<»e localities. ‘jurymen, tin* iJainlitf >-i.vpt<d l« <o>-of | pose has been bought, or the sagacity iff' tls-iu. The Ju-lge on the Leuch was high‘ ly <iff.-nd.tl with this liberty. “What du the riKld cvlumisriolicra and i-lhec public I yuu mean. a*y« he. "by excepting to this men. backed up by the <v>mmunitt. has 1 I getrtlctnan? ’ “1 mean, my laird, to aanrrt i Id theta to hivcsfgate Hu- subject. aud ■ I my pritileg. n. an Englishman, without a | bring souriured. they hare |«ul three ini i 1 n-a-s-n whv." Thir Jmlgr, who bad bora proved tn*-bines in operation, and thus ■ highly brilotl. hi ,.nk-r tu conceal it by a j saved their towns fr.on one half to tw-i ; show uf candor, and having a cunfideiut- I thirds tha previous outlay ia ibis dirretron. in the Miperi.iriiy iff bia party,, aaid . — ' areurding tu the quantity and quality iff St. tnrni-d |ia!<- and pot down the |«"Well. sir. a* yuu claim yuur privilege in ; the ruadt built. InstaiHva hare l«vu ritivl ‘ oiiiNqataiiLV. 1 will grant it. Whom would ' t<> us where towns have l»-en ~i graded into I * And vet alie had expected this annonnn;- LOVE or PRIDE. were slanting down upon the tall gnvesioucs, and bringing out. l!iv drirarte linns of the rid church spire, touched her while fare, making il whiter than usual. She did *ot start as a tall figure approached from th* further side of tbe chnrvhyard She had evidently been expecting some one,rad whenahc hennl the vonii- “You are out Ute. Mbs. Jervis." she quietly an- menl—had kukid Tur it day after day.— Nevcrtbclcvs. »lie Ml a strange pang, “I was waiting for yi»u; I wanted to which' as long l» Irt wu ^piuirricd. rhe say good-bye to y.m before you went . |d^ “Everything good except the knowing what is good for yuursrif. I want you Dow to any good-bye to me without any augur,in yuur heart. The day will oume when yon will perhaps Ueaa me for what I hare had courage to dr. to-day." And she Three yean dipped i n enu red an hotel nm. One, a bcautil r • I > I i mandous transformation. The third, an> .•hlcrly lady, was not much altered, except ing that lier drew was handsome as heartt could dcsirv. . ' . ., ; . r They took their P*m*s at tb« t<M'.rhJt, rad exactlv opposite to them mt ai lady and grudeman. Tho latter lookedI wearied'and his short black mustache twitched With the curving of the restlm mouth l-curath it. The lady was feir. fo.hicu.Lle, and rirarioas. . Alice Jervis started. She would hare moved, bwt William Jervis, all ignorant of past'errata, hail excfoimL-d: “Mr. Scrape!" Mr. Serope looked arrows, wradering at and hewtarted, but quickly recovering him- terof fUswarr. A-*KaS*ian £S tr-Smr.is UM -uw Wnsn^iUlM Mriia*m".ss n>«ra Shipping bjxlng, 8 Horae Pcrirwr, S2.W; t{ Horn Power. 83, id iasctmgiBBigw; .T AMTCfl LEFFEL & CO. 8PRIWOFIEXD, OHIO. »«“• THE MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGANS ■uipanv, .Erie, ?euru 31'ftt I MICHIQAN CENTRAL. sichims cmtbll b s. RAILROAD Brin4 Divisi: Lir.fflnrc’sVrr:' I putting ,M> their IrUi,. the work Bas been 1 accmuli-hcd at a cwt outlay of five er tits |er rod Sir the roads graded. ur, f.ir a tax of fire cents per acre on the farms in the into the apartment, and slipped leu gulden | I It i» tail generally known that tunohinCarol uses into the hand* of eleven jury- I ery has done as Vouch for road making as men.. and gate the miller but fire, lie obwerved they were all bribed, and said to hi* next nrighl^i, in a soft whisper, “how ly availed tliemaclvw of improve.! machinmuch have you got ?" "Ten pit-CTe," said be: But he ■ oocenlc.l what he had pit cry in doing the actual work of the farm, hitnaelf. The emu* was opened by the they hare nut seconded their town ofirers plainlilTs conusri. and ail the scram t.f evi- as a rule, in the-application </ machinery. ■k-nejAbey rould pick up were uldueed in ;, fully as perfect f it ttf purpiaes of nvid making as are reapers. m.,wrr«. borw rakrs. The younger brother was provided with Ak, fur the |Hiq««t.- of liar making and a great number of witncvM and ph*|cn, liarvesting. The qumion of giod or bad mads is all jilentifuliy bribed, an well aa the Judge. The evidence deqsawd that they were in really <x>c of the ui.»t vital <|qestii<s« in he mo* down the street thia nxwning he the selfaamc country when the brother every cuuimurity. and one that interests ia thinking what a sweet little wife be lias dksl. and saw him buried. The counsel every farmer e«|«cial!y. Il ia also a <jucs left at litmte, and never guames (dear old i lore |dcoded upon this new moisted evi­ tiou_ that tlic .ifficere of a town cannot IMIM. luiiteUrert^Zm*>*it^a. stupid fellow! i bow that little wife's heart dence. and everything went with s full tide afford Io put off. it bring llseir duty to in­ " PROBATE ORDEHwralKur MitnitnaN. (wsiKBun is aching bream* he didn't any ao when he in favor of the younger brother. The vestigate. and twst thcmo-lM- in the case. >••• aMasrUm rvea it ipi art iwliiCSstej-1 gave his hurries! good-by kiwe . Judge summed up the evidence with great The profit* of the farm, allowing that due ■ufosijuwr~a»isoa.. i,ioiv, Ji But don't l*t your heart ache, don't be­ gravity rad deliberation; "and trow, gcu- evonomy haa town used in production, dre gin to shut its doom ajjainst him; repeat defeat </the jury, said be, “lay your pend directly upon the oust of transport­ to yuunadf. every hour if you chtxiae, all heads birther, arid bring in you v.rdirt. ing lint crops Io market. How. Iben. shall we g<> about the im­ the luring things be ever raid, all the as vnu sliall derm uitsg just." e thoughtful things he is doing every day. they waited but a few minulcw, before provement of our ruads? Examine the aad krep <m trusting him til) bo girtw you they determined in tarnr of tbe younger roads in your locality, ask yuaraelf the question : Are they as g>««l as the nature vrn good retus-n fur doing otherwise ' bnulier. Tbo Judge said. “Genllcmeu, My second rule will be found to -‘work are you agreed, and who shall speak for of the aril will admit? If not,bow can limy like a charm in case the find should ever yuu?" “We are all agreed my Lord. ' inivd ceunomically be lua.k- ao? Ask your fall, and » an excellent .me tin.br a!) rir- rmtlied one. ‘-our foreman shall sjieak fur rood couiuiuHiiHiera tu Investigate the sub ua " “Hold, my Lord." replied the mil. ject of rood making by machinery. as Io I /ranknew and honesty between husband ler, “we are mg all agreed." "Wby," said the relative net betwrcti this system and the rid fashioped way? ' • and wife. the Judge, in a . very surly* manner, We believe that any torn wlu«e in­ If the |s<>r little heart wiH arise, go and '■what’s th* matter with you? What rm tell Jack all about it, and ten to one you son* have vou for dimgreeingF' “1 bare habitants own four reaper*, may also afford to own a rood making machine, provided will both be laughing in three minutes at ____ i__ _ - - — x_ i - —11. i .i_ - :1 it will rave, in making road as murii as the absurdity of your ever fancying be the reapcrado in harvesting. We will gn could forget to love you. farther, and say that every farmer who owns And let the rule work both ways. Beg four or five reapers and mowers, may also Jack always to tril you if be has any trait to find with you, as he, of course, will have sotactinxis. Don't brood over each other's faulti and tailing*. Don't "lay denee of the witncaM." ‘■(Tpow thn, the up" a sing!- sharp word or a carefoaa art miller began a discourse that discovered for a single Iwor. Have it brought out, such vast penetration of judgment, such extensive knowledge of law, and'expressed with such energetic and manly eloquence, that astonished the Judge and the wlmlc Court. As he was going on with kia pow­ erful de monat ratiotw, tha Judge, in a nrprise of soul stopjed him. '■ Where did ESSr A Jhnr SvrtatT Cohn.—Tbe nonmiteo on vegetables of .the Mwnebuattta Hor­ ticultural Society report on a new sreot corn exhibited by the Mcaarv Blu* a* fol- * We manufacture aad furutob at low prteea. Pullers, Hhaftlnx, C.iupBnrt d Haagvra, also furafeh Belling, Gum How. Ac Furlhet Information Will be cheerfully given by addrewdug the tnanulaci irrrs >ZrgaL=4.^s. '■{ thought you had done that already." hoirted their ydiuw xuuihids replied tha young man. with some biltcr- reede, ahd where the fiir-get-me-n.^ bLre somed along the tanks, she wthtered. “Xut quite," returned tbe girl, wearily; listcoiag to the mumnriug Waters, whine burden’ wls “ Past, past, Jfoit. Eve* Hover ap|ieared to understand it. for lie Inoke.) up into her fare and whin'd himself a* he can express without gning The great grey bars of iloud. spread £'uMt hi* own nature. It is life way to acrom thn setting ran aad bfotted out the w bi* frdings by deed*, and if he takes pJeosure in maintaining the little lunuc. you hare set tip, if he only now rad then forgets to »end up the dinner, and keeju yuur small portnionmuc as full a* he can afford to keep it. Im- ia proving his lore fur I ...... .. Irkr_n white and immovable, *■ she continued -I did mil umltratand. that you cvuld really ba in carnet, otherwise I might bare told you before what I hare told yuu lodar." “You did not holierc in me—you louk- 1-0 st *seUss roasts-seres CWL ra >s tswa- KtraTAUD a.-HOL*BOOK, MirUWmaMMlaasr I* *aU *r IMrrr iroatr •ravma. 1 a‘ ! i 3 S IF -. SSSL a t? if. vim JskJU 4 iUiiai Biir.anni . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-05-26.pdf 878d27cfb7c1094c375b43901812bc80 PDF Text Text Th. Tlfx ^Aim- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26. 187! WHOLE NO. 991. Diamond Iron Plow Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World eajtiurc of Fort Ticonderoga on the !Otb ofMay, 1775. wan cm of throe achieve, menu, alight a* it wa* in it* material as­ pect*, which will lire aa'kwig in the mem­ ory of mankind m the battle of Bunker Hill or the capture al Yorktown. It wa* Sweeps the Boards and Sells 3 to 1 over all Competitors. Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. FARMERS WILL HAVE NOTHING ELSE Lexington rad Concord they had U-eu ml tlw defencr, and bad only und.wtakm to want the Britiah ntlent that they murt not go too f**t rad too far in their deepotic mraiure-. ’ The latding mind*, however, had aeen that tbo time had come when ".•meiliing more- murt be done—a great war wa* iaevitablc. with rtaotnena to be marahalod and Mratogic point* tn be oocnpied, and k wm nccraary that the |»tri<>u ahuuld enter upon it with an alacrity that dvould omvinew their oppreworatlim tlaj wire ready for it and undentood it* mndi Every Point warranted to Outwear two Chilled Poinls or Money Refunded DIAMOND IRON is tough as rolled steel, and hard as glass. It was awarded the SILVER MEDAL Their Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm .to the Skein far at the Michigan State Fair in 1874, and was the more accurately than can possiblyJht' <lone|by hand. only Plow that received a Premium. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly,kand runs lighter than any other and the Skeins* never work loose, cut or break. The Wheels are boiled in oil. Hubs of Black Locust. Best finished and best Ironed in the world. NEARLY A CAR LOAD SOLD ALREADY We also sell the old and reliable JACKSON WAGONS. That gvaiu. of the cride, Sm. Adamx. ’ had already hod hi. eye uj.m the F«rtre» of Tiu-.nd.n-gi, .it mud at u .-ommaudirtg point between Lake Champlain and Lake Proapccti of Short Com Supply. tieurge, and had Iwguu taking UMwmrvw for it« rapture. To Hart Cud, Conn., bow A rorrcpuadenl of the Chicago Tribunr ever, belong, tlie honor of hiitiatintrtheeXwho ha* had an Aperience of twenty year,' piditiun for that nurpo-v Hight day* in the corn growing StaUa. and is familiar with the peculiaritha ofthe crop anil th'*w who liaadle it, aManxw that the supply of to talk the nutter over, nut a* officiah. but ram will be abort during the promt Ma­ a> indivMual*. The reralt wm that they non and that there i, not enough to fur­ borrowed fil'XM) from the Treewiry of the nish the h-iuw- and supj,ly the f-rrrign de­ province and rawed Nxtreu men in Conmand up to thi income of. the new crop; neetieul t.. form the nurl.-u« of live cator- maud al high |>ricea next rear. Thi» « the way lie talk* upon the subject: ■I ran but think that the *hortage will tw felt very early in the aranm Kaw the denuuxl from the South will exhaust the rapply from the Ohio River and tributarie», and it will reach up the Misaiarippi and IHinoia 'Rivera to "apply it along the water <v»ur*«. while from interior puints in Georgia and other Southern States will rome a demand along the railroad* to the interior point* in Illinoi, and Indiana for .upplu* lu the fall of 1873 then- waa nut Iran than 100,000,009 boriicl* left of‘old' coni in Illinois ami Iowa al.me to supplement the ebnrtagr of the crop of that year, and ' it wa* all needed and uretl np. In the fall 1 of 1874, with a much shorter chip. there wa* no lurplu* of firmer croj* to help out Over 700 infuse in Barry County. THE ROBBINS’ CULTIVATOR No other firm uses fiiw Machine us they are sole proprietors of it. IV ago it Machines. needs no advertising as it has taken almost the entire trade of the whole State, and the people of Barry County may justly be proud that their county takes the lead in this line of Manufacture. Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. None but littliatiias < dvleral- id Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, tinder cover from 3 to 5 years, anti put together by the ls-si Every Wagon fully Warranted. ■ CALL AND SEE THEM. GREBLE & RUSSELL. JOHN STANLEY ! ! 1,r NOTICE! ' AT THE TO THE PUBLIC 1 Wagons §60,000 00 Canned Fruits and Fish. Shop on Joffern-ni Street, north ofJ Mickiiu. Yun will find a full line of Drag* Med trine*. Chemical". Print*. Oil*. DyoHuffo. •luleverythiug belonging iu a finl-cla*. Drug Store. and Buggies. DENTIST Halting* Hotel. IMm iMmIiM f-« *••■ terara I HUI • FARM FOR SALE! |N v^^‘FTS! BOOkH lilfT RHW L. E>. ktCfflSOMOPKBSIMireWIMD, '5. WHERE NOW? ^MIcmgAN.^aftto Strata T* to 4rawa Mradar. TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF ; JtSs WxfrtEt. .•.*«■=» ' TSX?*U W,1U1,M »M»bns Oysters received dnily b'ree delivery and on time. 24 Jeffwwm St,, Has*ing». Midi. DR. C. A. SUITUH Median! bdlrmary, A Fill IUIB UOWIM IE«H« Ftr ik cm Kall to® ffrmtt sub HEATH, SAL1SBORY & CO, FOR SALE (3Di.r.nw> Mail, taaraalral to mu* Ito The rtock u Complete in even depart­ ment. Having been bought rcry low, and th* public will find it Gw tbrir iuletmi to patronise n*. never wa.lt than (unlaw very dirty), the MKxnuvit acnldingtt drauing them raffidcutly. Place the cucumber, in an earth­ en ttr and pour over them a weak brine, •raiding hot, and let them atand in it 24 Iwura, wLoti it miut U earned off, eraldad, akimmed. and turned on again to re­ main another dar, and aadded again — Now they murt be Dvabemd by pouring over them hot vinegar, and let them Maad (Introduced by w.) cold, cider vim-gar, adding burae-radira root anTony kind tifwLJe apiera that one prefora. Stir them wravioaaljy to jtrrvent aeum from tiring Many houaaUepcn labor with the mistaken idea that pickle vinegar mtirt lie "raided every time a white acum rim. It doe* no good whatever, rmlj weaken* the vinegar, rad rventiudly killa it outright. And jurf hero let ue ask a iinottioii. Why dual the .raiding of vinegar loa* ite strength ? la t..*t the killing of throe minttte erratum. tx> whieh|rood cider vinegar owe. its vita) ity the cause? ream- and »ec for yuuraehra Hratr, Salisbury ic Co. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS J. Cole & Son, 52yl JOHNPETTIT FINE PICTURES At Granger Prices. BRICK FOB SALE WING GALLERY DR, AIKIN, mu ntimt ffiJCCO wm un ue tun Shingles. Lsth, &c. awirria, ratal! arm, and atom. Tltia wa, the one great frat ul Allen, althsugh he raboupredtly many aorridot to the patriot rsu-ve THE PIONEER ECLEtlC BALM Hartingx, April 1J1,1HT5-’ TERMS REASONABLE. but eighty-three. the rert not having been f> tried acne* the water aeparating the site of the week* frem the mam laud. Day-, light, would .poll everything, and Allen MW that it wa« then or never Stepping to the front of hi* link band hs said; ■Friend* ami Fellow-Soldier.: We rente thia morning quit oar pretension* to valor or pnsaeas tmraeheartf thiafortnkMnd icav EMPLOYMENT swaair J. P, ROBERTS. trip t.> Soitfhitni Hlimit* to buy whimt, I wtw the beat grades of wheat poured to hop.,' and in view of the fart that wheat in ao cheap. Ita* not large qmmtilha of it bcett mad for dutillatiou and other nntuua) pnrpoaea. that will coonimc al) the •urjJm of that crop before wt are aware of it? I lielievc it to be true that rltort crop* are alwaya overestimated; and when we couaidcr that the ahortagv must come out of the amount uaually marketed, wetauat conclude that we hare no raqihu in the Niwthwrat. I We have \vrr exported over 40,094),. 000 huahela ofcurn in any cute year. Our alrortcgr it> mid to be 60,000,000 bm-bel, over lart year, and inerading extra feed for. winter, it input at 100,000.000 bttdvcbt. making a difference of 200,000,000 btwlt- IT*» EARTH-BOIIHI AUlEi. UNDERTAKING Thu in the piner to buy y<>ur praarat*. We hate the lw«H line of goods that traa ever brought l« Hnrtinpx Coll and «xamine fi.r yourerlf and you will find oar ONE MILLION ACRES •'■“‘caw.lWAt"' ” Stoic ■ ttaeix HarkH". Sor. <ro*>. inmu-iwedy grraUr. Tl..- recent report* front .Miiit»w4a .how thi. fort, or that the crojM went largely overalcd. Tb.- .urplu* ha. dre-rra*. d winderfuUy. A* a rub-, the .hortage of «<n« waa largely ia th* wheal regtoM, and large qiuntitivw <»f wheat have liern fid Io rtock, there being tadhiBg gained by *eirmgiioe amt-buying pri*e. Thore were joined by othertin Pitu&eld. Mam., and moved on to Beu .hingjoo, Vt. Here redded a unique per•onage known a* Ethan Allen—rough, out •|»ken. extravagant ir bi* language, bat lu.nrat to the rare, patriotic and already devirfod to military training. He wan re­ cruited, and ituninjlately Itcrame the maaler ajiiril of the expedition. In what wa* .............-I.. Uu_t _ _ .... .^t r - -— a..—__ e.«<M»W4»CbW, ca Jmh, bnn, wrm, I, n«k, uJ Srtb Warner third The nmuer-rol! "Lowed Ira. than 200 men. whrdly without cannon and |MM*rly armed iu other mtptwvt. It •cimd a trivial to undertake the rapture of a fort which, though inauScienlly ouaued, waa yet itroog and bratt­ ling with armaiucut' Evcti thi*. ftwre could n..t be wholly ma*vd for the work, the plan being that ABen dtonld (>ma> forward with 14l> men and take tlie initia­ tive. Hardly had be begun hi* marrh however, when Moidtcr iwlablc Qgurv ap­ peared ->n the >cene—Benedict Arnold, with a lommbram u« Colonel. i-*ned by the Mara.eha<rtt» (Vtnuiittte of Safay. He claimed eonnmtnd of the expedltioa. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. ; TBBKA BILLION LCBBX Of UUoLnw.. t<» iMmovno. TEW ADTEBTISEMEAT.S. G. P. Rowell i Co’s, Column. SINE’S I73nf REG Ul^LR MOXTBL Y $5,000 EACH IN CASH. .ftK-giatmitisii l‘KR DAV- OtmlnnCnto. 7 PrCal ItBnl FURNITURE ROOMS. WHAT FOR? DENTIST LANDS DWIGHT & BURRALL. Hastings Drug Store Siriital atd ledaiical ' HOARD AND B^im Tra^Uaaa ar Laa. af Vaa*e«W T»»* maaMi EDITOR AND FUBLWHER. NaibTillc. RaplaucAF RA TEX OF AI> VER TIRING. Oeo. M. Dewey, Tieondcrop wm rahuble in iu«lf,.lmt iu influence tn stirring aud uniting the ratio nira for the terrible radraX Lafore than WM incalculable. It in right, therefore. to retebrate it* rantennUT fo'elav, and we hope b. . U, . U p+—l with complete racerre. �PERJURED USURPERS IN COUNCIL CHAMBER. Pectoral, THE 94 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS am. e-uMriUd by our &xhm. frah fn>m a arv.ni ywn Knqtjrie with Grat Rrilrin, wrre »tr*.k down by oftriah who Hand brdurv owr profdr Uxriay a perjured 3BE TT TV 30 JFt JE 30 Buggies this year. If the Exoite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves A-. and only admit a limited numb er of York, bat the llaliao., Geraan. and French are trvy pfenty. The <kj fa. a little tinged with the Orient, bgV knjing that owl it hr very like Chiragt, There customs ojfY. Wc dare not tell the public,'we arc making better ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fitterribly excited when we have too many aalen, and rralyHn ftta ■ at Bun, we have come down little becatwe you may all come at once and Enutrat.go that we cann.it do anything. We "had aome talk with n man frotp California ak, him Thiriy-fivc Top Carriage*, and that almost un (Wu «, the Nehnaka -burr of the Mfaaari river TV trM aaorioMd jhu-r ha. daiaad that lbw line naturally twain iVrv. while her rival wna iV ritrv Lm tnrirtrd that, by lU wording uf Ibe (hjvwwatt lawdgrant. x legally km nd btuineM 45 DOLLARS! Liltrwry besides the For What? KUJHKHuK SEWING MACHINE. wx< th- lucky innn laxt July, tliat got the Gitte let him J.'Sf thia YUor ’‘He i< t<«» lucky.” . Warning the* paropL- «»ot t«» come all al oner. n lE.MLSJ.MIkTIH, RHEUMATISM, Truly Yours, . Jf. JL. REED & CO, NOW IS YUOR TIME Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. T. PHILLIPS. BIN INGER’S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN E.B. FOOTE, M.D. Trunks, Travelling Bags. 10 Lenutii Iran, tv. zmaa., new YORK, An Indepeident Physician, CHRONIC DISEASE, Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest THE BEST PRAIRIE LANDS IOWA AND NEBRASKA. fieariiUBt IlmnEiwlftU Mictiii a Meal Practice Hastiufa, Sept . !H‘* ,S”4 J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. IMPOSITION HATED I n. pr—>Ti.g Judge. the Hue. J. Xrfl•aw, hat aehievrd a reptilali.M that any ywdirial nfewr might envy. Hia potieixv. impartiality, tiwaiaii. fiwbenraixv and tn Mgy ; with hit evident great legal attain n*> mthhag hia to fartify hi.dairi.aa Comparison Invited and Compctitioa Defied Huiiw, nI,. lOih.'IsTC wa the dath by drowning. oTHui K. C Baritar, ex Mayor ./the city of Detroit. «d three by <U tMV^ayarrhtm which they wore mi) IICMtLS, SMEPAU Mi l "VIIUTOR” THRESHER. rxo U ACMiXKbMivruuf rapidly Into hnru powa*w«lnr the be-t CUMBIX4ttoXt>rgaod<|uallU(w,| tnun.ly: Light running] John Stanley; �EXTRAORDINARY Ife RjrilaucAit BA|tN«nanitiAi nm w i*««r $mn. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. ANNOUNCEMENT! Of Spring and Summer Clothing on hand We will Sell all w Our Qoode at CRAWLEY A GRACE GROCERIES. TOBACCO, 86.00 810.00 $12.00 " $15 to 22 $3.50 50c and up $1.00 and up $25.00 $15.00 CIGAK8, ETC., ETC., 835 R5SF GR1NGKR HEADQUARTERS Boys Suits, 83,85 $7.50, $10 and 815. rtw-rss TODAYS Be sure and make no mistake, but cone direct to our Great Double Store, ADVERTISEMENTS. Heal pitice;. Grand Rapids. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Thio upacc belongn to W. T. i ON Eastman, dealer in Lime,'Planter and Agricultural Implmeiito. Ac. Thursday June 3d, 1875 uantitiee. 25 l,«.u of salt Ft*ll rrrr brought to thie city. They w«n» putehawi “t citrvmc luw price*, and will Ise mild iu I.*’ or at Mail. » low aa i»»t <ntr •hwlers can buy scenes. CIRCUS^ GOlOSSEU» SPECIAL NOTICES. & CO. Hopkins & Barnes Have on exibition one of the largest Stock °f Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash, We have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. Jc., fc. Give us a call. Hopkins L Barnes. Hastings, Dec lu. 1874- Get! in tan 1' *1 4k» dly of <lraa I I*p$d«. cmmrurian o« w«l»*sd.y. Jil»« X «i n a. ■>•. euatkautag la >w«Im mull Tbunday al 8 IBDUSTKIAl ESUIBITOS CO. ■ he death oa Um Naaday j^riaua oT CUra. to­ fan! .langbler aTIViriM H. and KMm Mear|M, (As. □>» <W,T. a tody »<4I ka-wa h ■Lie dry.* She died after a totof (Items. HIHSUmt! PREMIUM BOND KIMIBDOffilAL EMHTBB E *Perpetual World’s Fair, $100,000 1 ! Admission, 50 cents; age 25 eents. Doors ope *Wte Drawing. A*rU 5, IS75. ^^arBL’tuwssSrt N. B—This is the V united States Det< �LEAOAX. PORTABLE EJVGLME TAKE NOTICE! Ten tho—nnd dnliat*! ami thu watch • 10 the diamond, !' gasped twtaing pale. "Whal can it all mean T “I know," broke in Beu. with a wnruwa laugh Cousin Nihu baa only 1-wti pre lending to be poor all thia liaw. Xicsly _j.i -H -v- ______ i- .. -i >____ . । - tired, and thru the Murui burst forth The second Mrs Ihdmes inquired shrilly, if their bouse was Jo be turned in­ i'' a “poor form.' and made the abiding [dare of every ahiftlc* creature whi> had wasted hia aubsUnre in riotous living WHEN ELI HU CAME HOME. _ . . ...----- ---------- ------------ --- great many cattle were pastured al»iut there Early in the looming. I started off with my pole, which being jointed could be car ried Very conveniently. I trudired along the the read, which kc|X winding and growing more and mure lonely and dismal, ■in amount bf large berch-trerw and jsiplars and gloomy looking pin,- which grew along the side of the read, and almost shut ■mt the sunlight. I Ml a little afraid nf meeting a cnreMI. bat I whistled a live­ ly tone and luarrhed <hi bravely. At last I arrive! at the bresik. and got tIEUWMI OS ID ISO OF C UIS AT SFMK0F1H.I). OHIO. I be Gaudaloujv Hidalgo. negotiat'd by President Polk's administration. con-i lain* the iiu|><rtaat declaration that if. uu ; hjpjdy. any diMgneim lit •HouU ariec Im*- i THE MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGANS ! ja-uceably settle their lUft.tronv They pledge litrnwlrtTi ■■>■* tomaltt lu reprisals. iBtteJiKi or h<»lility nF any kind. but en- aoAencd and rmiUd up.® Boannnab Mead owa, when she »b<»>k back bet golden curls and lifted her large Uwe cyoajritb a Wash Grand River Valley Division. MICHIGAN hia remit book. Th- Kingdom of Christ <>u Earth, dias solde ubaervaliuue. upon thia )a>iut that are especially worthy of al­ lent ion during three centennial times. He fiMindad/in a revolution, we are in danger of aweirialing a revolution with glory, of thinking that the overturn of what has bmi niublialied ia in itself prugnao to Hitnetlung better. But the American Kevulutirti scarcely waa a revidutiou hall. On tin- contrary. we want in the living’rrKUn. f«w a finindatiim. that the furniture shall Iw the bewt dodgnrd and beat made that *e can afford. and all of it intended to ba naw! and nevenaary lu -hit comfort; no* an article lu be allowed that Otssns . Per miuwm Ck,.. X»w Salute_ KN* . ... Haute Crest__ MarshoU. ------ W Yam BAIUtOAli. Jatlm & Saiiui - 5W; niudy , arts will esnballhh land i immortal bounty; the name of the Republic will be exalted, until every neighbor yield­ ing to inwiatihh aUracUon ae=k. new life in becoming part of the great whole ; and _ the national example will beremg- more of puiarant than army or navy for.die rob- fl I Nrserem. : u'u » ■Jis fib d.” fil ■she stood before the mirror braiding her dark hair, “If he should enme bock, would he think me pretty. now that Rownna is gnneT" The bread, lowbrow. the oval eheekn end dimpled chia answered; the brehhfid exjor. the drep. .lark ryot, the •uddew, bright, bewildering smile, said “Ten." Far ben wan now a higher beauty thaw Banana a piuk and-whitg loveliness, had rear l«ceo. and the treasures of her taiod and heart might well have w..n an oidar aad wiser man tn love her before Mihu come home Awd now she drew a lung breath, and CENTHAL RAILROAD. Pour Hanan—1 Sant honed hot cheek ■rn her hand and Link rd over the hilltop toward the village gmrevard, where the village breuty waa now lying, with her tdw eyre ciorei. her gulden ringlets Ml.< alt � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-06-02.pdf b35e6e96f24dcba752612e9a43d0d37d PDF Text Text •HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. 1875. Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World AIV JO W3BETT? , ' ceffktJ tfUwiuLMca* ia n- < Diamond Iron Plow WHOLE NO. 992. of the .Michigan ,Pomolopal Society, and tract aooienftbe Hurt/ fanner* in thia county who an, largely ialervaled in fruit. Sweeps the Boards and Sells 3 to 1 over all Competitors. " Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. FARMERS WILL HAVE NOTHING ELSE Every yPoint warranted to Outwear two Chilled Points or Money Refunded DIAMOND IRON is tough as rolled steel, and hard as glass. It was awarded the .rMEHS: Their Skeins are all set with their Setter which shapes the Axle arm to more accurately than can possibly he Hence the Studebaker always tracks runs lighter than any otlier and the work loose, cut or break. SILVER MEDAL Patent Skein tin- Skein far at the Michigan State Fair in 1874, and was the done by hand. only Plow that received a Premium. perfectly,tand Skeins never Itepnrta of drlcgati-. m the different asjsvt* of the fruit <rup will then bo in order. Tire quretioo, "TVhal variety of apple haa beat withstood the winterY' will demand an answer. The same question will be askrd fur the grape, the pear, the peach, the plum and all Muall frail*. On Tureday earning it ia expected that there will be addresses by Bev. (Im N. -Mattoon, U. D.. IU>d by Prrsidapt War­ der, of the Ohio State UurtirtdtA Socie­ ty, and those excrewus will be roti renod Ham Secretary of the Ohio State Horticulttiral Society, on the ‘’Co^e Orchard n<iuM* or the art of cnltirMing fruit* undrr nmttrtXiun xflcnH.xi popular M-icati&c ierturua will l< delivered by Pro& Beal and Cook7 </ the Agricultural Colkgr. laivcing.t and by l»r. I-aiwanl Donch. of Monroe Pr< Cook will illuatrate the I*beik>i.» « Grope I'lfenane; Frof. Beal "Fungoid Growth and Fungi;“ and-Hr. DomrL ■ The’Flora of-Munroe Cvonty." The Wheels are boiled in oil. Hubs of Black Locust. Best finished and best Ironed in the world. brood. Th>» bned i. feoml fault with fee wateiag lo «rt to., fmptetotly. ba?that i> U.< ir nature, md a t.rt of their raret jmt i^btotowm.fer. Brahtrn bm w» <dto. b.teb aid rear a d..zm wmw of Cue chieken. Tb. Brahma, are n-ld.m in■ Hoed l» frvqurtil rotting Udon, the wm wi-alhcr *rt» in. when it wdl pgy you four tintc-i a* well tu gii* n hen a amt full of egga. thtei to brrek Irer up, though *be wa. the brot Lying bo. in the world—foe NEARLY A CAR LOAD SOLD ALREADY We also sell the old and reliable JACKSON WAGONS. Over 700 in use in Barry County. the robbins Cultivator Ute Mibje.1 -The Did French Pear Treat of Monroe and the Ik-lroiMtircr. Tbun-Ly tnoming. report, of anamittrew . the rentrnnial ronuuiUre. tlx- e>-®mitlrenu exhibition of Fruita ft Chfeagu. the naumiltn- on lalalogue of fruit*, and alwi the <v<nniitl*r appointed to import tin- fruit and flower* ou exhibition. Th* BMviing ia held at the iaaiteti-n o' «f (hro-crtrvtw*. I think tlirre to a "gnl de. mron viM will had to mm-h beilar rreuit. Either of tire extreme* are open to grate objection, wliieh At not lie aganat . k.tr..e T. ._T___ needs no advertising as it has taken almost the entire trade of the whole State, and the people of I No other firm itscu thin .Machine no I hey arc sole |iro|:rictvrr* of it. None but LudiauiaA Lelelirat* bf?t ed Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, under cover from 3 to '» years, and put together by the Every Wagon fully Warranted. \ CATJl| AND BEK THEM. Wagon Machines/-' GREBLE & RUSSELL. NOTICE I THE PUBLIC1 "f DWIGHT & BUBRALL. EXTRAORDINARY FURNITURE ROOMS. ANNOUNCEMENT Hastings ONLY 45 DOLLARS! Drug Store For What? Sirriral aid Kttkaiical DENTIST Wagons and Buggies. Canned Fruits and Fish. CRAWLEY* GRACE HEATH, SAL1SBUHY& CO You will find a full line of Thug*. Medi<iry-«, Chemieah. I'aint*. Oil*. Dy.Cuffami everything l«-lot»gins to a fir»l-<-law Drug Store. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. ..Tula snss? HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, TOBACCO, DENTIST NaiWlli. ' Mitliiai. STATIONERY. m Mitre Uia* *W»t tS. EiuUi.hai.l k New •“* Fww-rtaaa . . HO.UH* ANU iUM>JL »XW «•« V lt FARM FOR SALE! i I al prices which defy all Competition The stock a> ('.unplcte in every JqnrtHaving l«ren bought very low. and i be public will find it f.w their interest to School Book.., Blank Book*. Toy ami | vJ ttlTW me.it McCaffrey** Celebrated Flour Gift Book*, and everything in thia line to (Jearo Oh! and Young. Th. satesrltor •I’" far mis hU Fam ia lb. wwwMait Urrttafl. !<• tol- e*>lU lUCItr. aaaUteiae steal 150 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND rafflMUSSUffiFEBAILm UNDERTAKING GRAMGKB HKADQUARTKRS HZLL BF SOLD.CHEAP! TliU ia tho place to buy your prcucat". We have the bot line of that WU ever brought to Harting*. Call and ex­ < l.tHdmd hr ■» > amine fur youreelf and you will find our The experienre of thirty yeani by the Moek complete Senior member of thia firm aa an Under­ Remember the ]b<r, the Old Stand. taker, gsvtw him great (dvantagoe in doing in a proper and prompt manner, the deli­ cate duties required. wi a ECLETIC BALM I Una m Ml 1 Ptr Cal litasl Frto tut jnitnat Print Hmm FOR SALE TERMS REASONABLE. CRAWLEY fa GRACE. HASTINGS MARBLE, WORKS J. P, ROBERTS. FINE PICTURES WING GALLERY. Give duo hood to thia, but for the proof T. PHILLIPS. BININGEB’S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. J. Cole & Son. JOHN PETTIT MA ASDSEBMSkA, Tie Mute AtaihBrw E.B. Ci MY’ STORE ON JEFFERSON SHEET. At Granger Prices. if th* mad ia got into the ground very early, the work w deme and out of the way of other thiug* which' then nocd attratino. Rut the objection to-thia coon* an- that the ground and weather are to edd early in the rowaim that the need either rot* in the ground or efec to a long while takes the lead in this line of Manufacture. Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. UIDPUffiR STUCCO * IATEBUE Many of our rural frieuda would like to grow th* deliclou. reeulent if it were not far the miataken idea that its culture bdoogt exduiveiy to the profeaaiooal gardener. It ia ;true, very tnvrb depend* upon the character of the acaaoo ; much more.hn tart, than upon the skill of the growek No vegetable ia more dependent upon a hquoua wpply of rich, athtulatiag manure, than the cauliflower; collreq uro t ly the led where it ia grown must be thoraughly enriehen to begin with. The am! alro, aboald be dug deeply, and if in a low, damp locality, ro ranch the lieUer. In regarf to ’applvittg manure to thia plant. mum of the be»t cauliflower growrea in England recommend digging a large hole ami damping a .mall barrow-load of manure to curb plant. This, however, it ovenloing the matter, aa lews will answer tlic purpiwe equally well. The plant* (which aboukkhare been wintered in cold frsuwa. or else hare hem grown in a hot­ bed from very early aown aeed, similar to early eatoagv) .bould be retDoved with little halb of earth attached to tho root*, during a damp, doudy day. Muleh the .urfacc with strawy manure, to hold the rapidly they grow, the greater will be our sneer** Aa anon m the cmnpMt white flowcr-bnda show, the leave, abould U curcfttlly drawn over them and tied to pre­ serve their pure while color. Sotuc reexma the bat gardonvra will only auecned in heading a very few beoda, rothat the novice muM not feel discouraged with aimikr fortune; if the reaaun. however, .hould prove wrt, a large perewntege will, in all podMbility. head wefa. provided the plant* are from a good rtrain of reed dec and grow very (lowly, wGetYewroda, which are more hardy, at uaec go in and !***» the land. Late planting ■ not open to throe objection.,, but it fe mm tn route which are quite aerioua. If the ana ■on i* backward, and the planting ia put •< m Ute aa promNe. the ptou. « large romigli to be hoed more than once bvfiire haying time, and there i* danger that the erop will not be fully matured bm fere the autumn frrol, I think the bate way ia te bagia the preparation of the land jsys fitting,b* do .ot put .7tb/\md -til both ground and wrothcr are warm. Then go ortgibe land with a harrow, in order to douroy the weed* which have rtarted up, intmur ia mrt defective If the middle h* hJbw orblack, or appear, unround in .or other way, the potato ia Mt fit for aemL A bUA kart indirota. d—. which wfl -uroly be cra.n.unioated to the next crop �!—HSB—-B«W! ICE CREAM and DINING ROOMS Bated by xrdaamli.* for Gwven>..r, and H. W. Bawir, Mayor of Rrie, was noani all parte of the Brtioii What it mya Bated fur fkate tnmaurer of Mr. I oiCax fa true baytuai .11 ^teakiMv. RradutioM were adopted, the first </ And than'fa not a riugfa doubt afara* the entire truthfulaer. of hfa statameute m regard to the Vredit M.dplier matter, and anuualifievl adhervora to the uttpriUcu lav we beiirve the day fa not dirts nt when the of the Republic, which wfady and undo projfa- will s-4llie real .d femdannafeun the aaurtiun of mart venerable example limit, the I'rraideritod r-reicc of anv riti MaR.hfa i- ■■ i.:. . ... '•I J.-I •• I the lo pi.l-lo . The Inal ju.Iguwnt of the jra'pfa W|<*n THE THIRD TERM. If you do you may be induced to oome to J. Lee Reed & Co’s oirotiy the nature of the qmmuaw he diecu-.s Referring to the existing tend, u <7 toward enmuray in puhlif expenditure, fat rrgilda it aa a noticeable fart that the public rthoda arc often selected a. the deJiartrurol in which retrenchment ia tn be made /foe vwy reramuuwayuf orouumi ring u to build a very targe building for ■fa..I j-urpscM instead of several Meal It r ia>m. Aa records first rent and running rats orc* than ia a gain, but the quality of adminfatratiuu of Pnaideul Grant as the ■cta.da fa impaired, u it ia dradrau among the Hurt liriMfaat a< hirvetarot. lu tagreuw to brini a greet number of efiil thetamak uf cur country ; rufagim G»y . drvti together tutu urte building The Hartranft far the able manner iu which H dfacipline ia uecraaarily rtrirter , the dra­ had dfaehargml every duty ineumbent u|>.« wer <d* crartagio^ moral and physical is Greater; and the product «< the aebovj fa him, and prvwcnt hfa tunno for re-efectioo ; auggoM ■ thorough InvoUigatiun by an able and rX|«ricn«d roaimiariuii uf the hack by th« dull and laay Amaher mode of aruaouiixiiig u to de whohsaubjec'. uf muafaipai taxatioa. in ire crrarw the |>rupurrimutc number of taaefader to protect the peufde aa well from the era. that ia. to amign more pupil, to each existing maladtainirtratiuii, aa to prvreat teacher. It i» n«> uueoiamoa thing »o «*v ila recurrence; arraign the lhu««rati.- forty, fifty, or even aixtv children under party fur debasing the State by arbitrary cx- the rare of a .ingle teacher, when accordarciaas of the lagidativc power, and hear­ to I’rmidenl Kliot'a oniaiun twenty-Ire are a. many a« any teacher, whn i. nut an tily approve of the effort, of the Uovera angel or a gmtiu. can teach well. meal to bring to purifalmu nt the defraudAnother no-aoure of ereMiumy ia to «ul>- race throughout the Republican utgauuation which in mat matte™ may w<>U be daefaivv. In thfa owe, however, it manly I Speaka the waivanal saotimaul of lire ReptiWfean nrawra The only dnubtft.1 ri.t haa bran aa to the nccowity or popnoly of giving it formal upnmdnm When, bowaver, it became clear that the thin! term charge wra being uwd. nut without eftect. ae an inrtrumeat of mfareprawatatioa and injury to the RcpuUiean ranac it wm soeu at <um> that there wm bo objactioB worthy ofa momeat's thought Republicau II ia furtuiate for the weal of the cwntry, pcrhapH, that the mum have a feel­ boat to do it thoroughly The nerew-ity fag of latent dirtruat uf men in h-.,h ft would be licttcr if dutruat of thm dedaratioo i. ennething with would give place to an intelligent aad yifai which the ILepulduiui lurty hra b*d noth­ ing to do, nee ia it dear that the Frwidrat ha. ev<w givao it aay evaurtk-nant e. but1 by the engmiooe prerirfenee of political (bee, it haa been given protmuetnc enough Siam the abuVo wan panned the ucrae aily fur all further exprvanton of c^viuioa ob thia aubjert by rouvenliwM, in.livimih or the praro, h»» bre-n obviated by the fol lowing outxpuken, manly letter front the < >«rentiMt. integrity in oftre. bivtnretv in all braaeliiw of the civil arrvioe. and a rigid aroHintability </ jxiblie oScer*. Fifth—prtaretUHi to borne uidnatrk*, and a home market fur home products. Sixth—The right of the laborer Io tl>« ■nd thro think, it can aafely employ an in­ ferior efare of teacher.. Or it cotpkiya an undue proportion of female toachen. not for re-nlimental, but ccwnunioal. rmauaa. The nwult ia to make the lady of teacher* a ■ hanging, fluctuating body, and to make teaching a temporary n»«t, inrtrad of a life wort. Turning to the oppuite side uf the ob­ ject. Prvaideut Eliot auggtwla twu method, of wire cmmimy in .-boola The firm in. briefly, to make the jawiti-.n of a teacher wure ami ind< |i«idctil. to make the ten tire ofoflkv lra> prerarioua. and togire the pn.fcanion of teaching *» high rank ax that of preaching. Thrace, .nd i» to rave the public money by collecting from the pa­ rent* of children wbuM? education ia rar tied al.Ivc a certain level in the public rehuofa a portion <>f the curt ufthat adraixtod education The objection that this would him to the luting gratitude of the world He rightly rank? with .the gnat betaefaetnn of hia new. Edtul right, among men, education and a ehance toriae in the by the prupaitiuu to help fruu the public Kxbcutiv* Mamuov, WxiuiigUTu.x. world for all. aobrirty, ictnpcraiue- and pnrw thmw Bteritoriou. >eh<ilare wb<w D. C., May 29, 1875 — Dram Sib. A good order in wiety—there' were the takefrieixl. are to poor to pay for them K' — • nt to the Prwideotfa) manic word, which, uttered from the Thia i« a very imperfect outline of pre*, a purti-m of fa, heart, made bint a pofiular idol. Andjic , Eighth—Frea banking, a aafe and uni-' Prvwdcnl Kfiot'a article, but it aervrath. hmtile to the Rcpoblican party'ami partic­ waa worthy of all lue confidence ami luve fierm national currency adju-iol to the purpiwe of prvmmting the landing pointe uf ularly ao to the Adminwtralwui. Marled the people hui argument- The w iedotn of meat of hia growing want, if the buriruv. iulemte of the cry of -Cremri.ru ' and the ‘ Third The facte of hfa public life ought to Figgwti'Mi* ia too obviotu to require com­ Term" railing luatily far mr to define uiy have utrele the aurora *|<>* to believe him the country, and »ateady dednetion of the ment , but there are mrvcrel potute in re­ praition on the fatter .ubyerf. I boiicrol aduhuocmble man. By all law. of moral gard to which .he appear, to mi to boat right of the practical aspect, of the matter, and to btwy hinwclf with the coBOtructinn bam? act. than that other men, who had an nf a theorrtiral .yatrm, which would »uc taurert m breaking down hia rharacter. cred admirably tn all ideal lawiety, but W ■bouM have falsely aceuaed him. No>tan nut adapted to the requirement, uf aucirfy fa free from all Weaknvrara. and Mr. Col ■a we liave it For example, be uraphuiai ■fax, when cliaigvd with having Credit uf large m1k»J«. un the ground that -the Mobilier Mock, iiot.wd of telling all the facta in the case—facta wiiieii wrn in no way dierredilable to him—auppmwed prevariratiuo Thw waa a miatake. It was nut a crime It was .imply not the brri way to get out 6f a dikmma It h now ^rtablkdod beyond any rea- wJHSw •SksS baoafldal to ehlklreu. aad yet ao marching Trw Jest We only want to sell just a ta Kuutst, n van tmi ar twa NEW STORT IF E. P. ROE Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of THE ADVANCE. To Oommnnc* In M*y. cusro/KEits E4CH 04Y- ;^Xt We dare not tel' the public, we are making better »<>rl- ibt. ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fast. We get terribly excited when we have Iikj many sale*, autl not »ince we have come <lowi» rratrFw Mas it tri Bstn. we ti nible a little because you may all come at once and Frustrate uv «mueh ad that we ennnot do anything. ,A. We hutl some talk with a man from California about i ndia* him Thiriy-five Top Carriage*. . and that almost until- u« for btiMnesA besides t he Moody urtd Hankey. It ree«u> v.rtaUai reeari •< REV. t'’6e" WTTT*1TaLmAGE. n. A4....U u. ••la.u. M.alklX S"*^722iiftx rto titLs trvorix- ":vSSiS^S»i!T.-“‘ 4? ’iisitss; fu"w.-SJEtz a.iAalM Ume.<fe.ua at tea itorv niik I MWwlu nt Th. Adrewe*. e«»4 rear a44re* Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., E.E. FOOTE, M.D. 111 Ltliutu Pint, c- rwi*, An HEW VORX Independent Physician, THEATS ALL FOBMS Of CHBOMIC DISEASE, GIFT. Lettfra from all parla oj the Civilised TTorM. Fnpt Warn JacUfln & Saiinai. KAILNAI. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TO-DAY’S * want. Richard*Messer, of Carlton, wa« Hi- Lucky man last July, that gut ‘the Cutter. We won’t let him draw tins year. ‘‘He is too lucky.” Warning lite people not to come all at ouce. we are very ■* Truly Yours. J. L. REED & CO. AXD BBCITTBS ' NOW IS YUORTIME! -a*afiyOeHnq. , A (trariag dmaVTkattte ' faokkag jCrawrertfenUk Coiiittiii a leiical Practice Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dr. Vtorts U. Dry Goods of all Kinds, Of tha 69095^6^98^971629582 Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. AOVICK CIV FRKK OF MMES MO GEl'MEO Il« Trunks, Travelling Bags, Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best of the wurrt form, uf brutality ex fat among the children uf tfaar who are favored with wealth. Tbc f*et fa. our public acbu.bi are miniature republk. , the l>ad ami the goes] meet ci> an equality .. ami while oootuninalioit and harm may' <raae. in aomc raara from I hia omtact uf good and evil. Come and see . ..... _ ■>■ far an practfaable, we .Imuld he gfad to ire an approximation to Prtaidenl Eli-il’« theory in thfa particular. Further, a* to female tracker., it fa dosbtlnta true that women have not the physical endurance of men. end that the great majority of femdr teacbera stop trachitig at nurriagt-—which cirrumatancc tatuew fre<|U>nt vhange. and flucttuliona in the । harartcr and rompuition of lh«? Then- an many in thia city who will be body of teacher. But we qumlioa wheth­ mterrolrel ia the following programme o f er traching fa any more a matter of temps the aixleoath iiramracrtnrat rirrvfara at the public ocboul* of Naw Rugland to-day. we believe that he wuuld find trneo women than men who bavr^rttlcd down to teach tag aa a profra-ou. and an making it their life work Any achool committee will tell him that it in a very ddBadt thing to find work a permanent one. There are plenty uf ralluw yueihe who devote a fort of a rollon year to teaching, ia order to eke out the expenere uf the n-maiwler , or who spend a year .< two after graduation, in this way, to ifetain fundi fur the atudy of a prutarnkm But men of culture and fixed purp»e, who infer the Wurk of teaching heartily and with enthnriaam. sod prepare thrm-dves especially f.>r it, are famantably rare, aven bore ia New England—and in other parts of the coun­ KxaatWmiiomi crauitrae til) n*nu. Drury priae exhibition rf"B” riwtori- try are wtill more an. Finally. Prmident Ek •it's plan f.rs-ra1 elam at three p. m. Annual addrero before the united liter ring a ce'rtaia part of the expaaae uf tba y aoeirtira of tbu college, by Kev. John advanced sebtada upon the jureou of the Borrow.. Uwreura, Mara, at Ulf-prat sehulare fa open to an objection which be ■ ppear. to have ov«ri.«.krd. It fa imps. ..blc to graft a feature of thfa rort ut»>o oar puhfic-bool, without drearoying the WU. S.,. Kxamiaataau vtddata through the day. Exhibition of the aenior preparatory dam at half-part rem p. m. wmat. xcmm I&rn Examination* n.oliauvd through the CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN J S. GOODYEAR & CO. Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices uL UTOmm NEW AtVBKTHEllENTs C. F. Rc .veil a Go’s. Column. EMPLOYMENT ■ aaaaurtae me weetb Haeramanto Ogden, Salt Ifake City, fheyrnne. Braver. Omaha, Linedn. Council Bluflte, Yankton. Hlonx Oily, Duboqtw, Winona, Kt. Paul, Dulutn, Martturtle, Houghton, Hauooek. Grewn Bay, Oahkoali, Food du 1-ac, Madlaoo. and MUvrBBkac. If you want tn go to Milwaukee, O«h koah, 81. Paul, lllnaaapolta, Duluth, Kort Garty, Winona. Warren. Galena. Dutmqua.Btaux City, Yankton, Council Bltiffi, Omaha. Lincoln, Denver, Halt Lake City. Sacramento. San Frahotaco, nr a hundred other northern, north-wewtem, or wratern tadnu. this great line AFOBTUKEl! H.w u .Hal. It .M rraala al tea. HO ?81 BLACK HILLS. Mu* xaAw« raw. M., ui,i A Journal of Information for AdvarEdition. 9,800 oopiai. Uahcd wuakly. Pub- Terma. J2 paramnum, u* aaake them infe. pnv.te arademira > Itmybathrt BRICK FOR All gr»<le> of To*., the very beet in the M»rk«t Fresh ererr week from the Importer. H. 8. SLEEPER A CO., of Bo,ton. .rot for «le at price, whieh deGea aueceuhil Vumpetitioti. GIVE ME A CALL. Htutinga, Nov. Ulth, 1874. - John Stanley. be ratu. •TAI tUTHNIH AOIEi tiam. m. ra middle rourra for Yourself IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED aggregate of the aalarira paid to the leachera fafll.OI5.572 72, an average of about »7HH to each teacher. Now if only 25 Kholara were amngned to meh teacher. we •hou'id need 2150 teachers, and the expen­ diture fur aal.riea wuuld be 81 6S*.2<MI. To thia extra burden uf over fltiOO.OOO in thia .ingle matter of tmcheni Mlarim must be added a much larger *un> fur the cunrtruction and care of a Urge number of The following extract from a letter writ­ ten by Mr. A. S Juhraou. who fa not giren t.i exaggeration, show, tnat the grwhopjarr pfagua fa not likely to virtl tlir line of the Au-hinM,n Topeka and Ohm Cidlqre Bnnt* Fe Railroad. Thfa iufaraufaui fa this spring, hare cnoitmged the along uor liar very much ktvung grashoppara have appeared fa many place, in tbc Iwtern port of the State. >faM uf To­ peka . it fa tad expected that they will da a great deal of damage however, m lUy will all leave m ..m m they ran fly. prababb about duly first As they paamd over the wwrtnru jaai «d the State too early laM fall lu dq.fat aay CUTTER ; which will be given away to our 0iuU>mera about the middle of September next, lias attendency to make more trade ilran w» «f the two clew»et|ta than it fa in auefaly at large Again, an to the number of pupifa to be aerigue*! to each teacher, durifahua it fa Iwttcr that the riundier should be raall rather than large; but here the very prac­ tical oririderatioii uf dollar, and cent. muM lie rev-arded. In our Baton -. b..4a, far example, there are 53.752 achufare un dertfer care of 12Hlt toubeni, an avenge efaia Tke qaaakiou of the number of term, allowed io any one ExaeBlive ctoi only reran up fairly in the shape of a prepusitiuo to amen.) the Cuurtitttiou. —a ahapr in whieh all political jartire, ran partioipMu,—fixing the Iragth of time ra the number of tertfe. for which any oaa raraou dud! be cHgibk- fur the uflkw ..f Praaimt L’ati' such an anumdinewt » adopted dm peectlr cum be rmtrieted in Aafr dtoka by renolution further than Ibey ant bow natrietod m fe. age. notirni fliily, era II may ha|.|ca in tbc future hiatory of "be remnlrv that to change aa Kxceutivr berauae he b*. liern eight years ia edfce wl prove anfortunat.. if mu .fa. artromi. The idea that any man rerakl SWIHimS, TO Mil l BIB! Santible and (Commendable. the 8l.2ld> check which hr alleged that he Eve Mr. Colfax. Just before hit death. said to General I lint..n B. Ffah, uf Kt Loufa. that, upon reflection, be believed hia nw-nw-ry had not srrnJ him ia that recund. by the peoph- who were too ready to believe evil of one who lias never eewsrai to ta- their friend and Iseiper. It is u*elw to expect that the fanner will do him juMkv They have the one mcUivra far doing him be wrung now that they have ever hndriiKr he bccane- the pmn .uio<-d champion of human right, and pditieal Quality. Bat it fa not tou late for the people to make aunre reparaiioo far the in JuMioc'they have dune him They can take hfat back Into the remfidenew which be has never voluntarily «r rxmadoudy for­ feited TMy ran rive him aaaumacm of their belief ’in hie integrity, which, to a uaui of hfa sensitive organism aad fine nature, would be the mart preciotu boon they coaid roofer It fa not too much to »sk of a fair mimirel public to to thfa.— Give honor to whom himor ia due THIS! 11 SarsiPiril^ REMINGTON 1 The ItBMtNaTow ri«w rxa M xcKiwB baraprung tu|ddly Into fawae poaaeraing the brat 'vumbiXATIOX of good quallttev, I namely t Idgbt ntnalag amouthe-t truck, aad Ute moat einmnt anxvtb, nolselew, rapid, and comfortabic euulpateut of any rood durable, with perfeM In the Wrat. end fma m. competitor in the atunlry. On the *rrtvol o( the train, tnxn the Knot or Booth, the train. ,,f the Chira- iatncr, ha* met wttk a ’■tore rapid iraraur tf •afro Maa u..» inaaWM chine for aarmt/attar^ and family u. , : ready tor ttoBvary only .lore JUBe. !«<_> tar rang*. perfratUon, and" variety •rf w-Bflt ti Vlthrart a rival In family or wer* R.fld'.'SKte!. ELION, N. V. faraeaatba Hre-t ea4 Mbarwfae iape Mr. B. l». Were and boardiag bsoa �2. Tlf« RaptlaucM ■ICM0L1, SIEPAll 8TA1 8TAR CLOTHING -HOUSE. VIBRATOR" THRESHER. Having an Immense Stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing on hand We will Sell all Our Goods at “ GREATLY REDUCED PRICE® I “•■tUKaSKB-jW®-"" $5.00 $10.00 ■ cn • EE $12.00 Metl* Fino bI1''W<m>I Malta ... e._- ..... ”—sasyssK'" j15 to 22 $3J50 gjjg m([ np ....... 81.00 and np 835 1'hio Imported Conti and ■ $26.00 M.... X-.n.n 826 »taap-»~«— < .......v_.. slg oo Boys Suits, $3. to 1750. $10 ani US. Largoit Stock of THUNKS over seen. 75 cU. to 20 Dollars ?.-W5IJa Q 3 Local klijije;; Jtotice;. TO-DAY'S Be sure and make no mistake, but come direct to our Great Double Store. HORSE STOLEN-J25 REWARD. ADVERTISEMENTS. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. STRRICTEY ONE-PRICE, A Thu apace taloDgB to W. T. ‘ 38. 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. Eastman, dealer in Lime. Plaster. NICHOLAS KAHLER. Iritcd Barry. May 25. 1*75. xx5 ------------------------------------------------------------------- _1_. ' and Agricultural Implnientn. Ac. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Wife hare a few (Sty Lota on INvmud Street near the Pair Grownda, for wale 1250 r-arb. on Lai- time (ID year, if draired). uciir AT HASTINGS, MICH., ON wVCh Thursday June 3d, 1875 ik. •* ■lat.n. rb~i >. iSw-'1, inwUt u< eaUnlr • The Stebbiua Unithen are offering f..r a largr and rplendid aaanrtnieut uf Euntilurr, the brat ever brought to thia market, which they ate offering fur nl» at the Inwrat living rate". Remember the [Jara. al the old aland of Stebbire> A Bel ding, and be «ure ami give them a rail. " m!c Great ehautr fi* a xde iavralOMW. LSV.»£WS.,iSS,4 LAWSON'S CURATIVE w. aaava-.ay - A Crawler A Grace. a« law abiding citiaeew who are tu the liquor trade Uioald leave takiu out a liquor llcrtexe under the new law. ami will at rid ly nnf.ww to ill require- ... v kEURALSlA.JCItTIC*, BHEUMATI8B g ¥«t (JD SPECIAL NOTICES. circus feGQt0SSE<M?___ Try it. An Invaluable Traveling Companion. Hopkins & Barnes W<nUyon a iptendid a»..rln»i«i. Have on exibition one of the I largest 8tock°f Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public ( cheap for Cash. H> have, । also, a full and complete. Stock of Drugs and Aledi­ ctnes,’Books and Stationary \ Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. 3~c., j <f-c. Give us a call. Hopkins 1 Baines. ’ Hastings, Dec. lb. 1874’ • reliable huo-' of C. B-JSabUry ri,-ever, buying egga. butter, [■mltry and all kind* of farmer a |«udaoe, under Harlow A’Guod y rare more. aad [toying he the aarac the highest market prira. Pairmtiae the boaae INDUSTRIAL EXHlBTnOX CO. BIBB?IMNAM PREMIUM BONI) NEITOEK INDUSTRIAL EIHIBfflON CO. afrJaftiSiiwai^e7j<r! I 'Perpetual World’s Fair, ' LV. GEORGE L HEA TH’E. "‘fleiruo.. « u C- mT«y-7 V»l it l »• r * S Admission, 50 cents ; Children under 9 ; age 25 oents. Doors open at 121-2 and? o’ob �PORTABLE EATGl. TAKE NOTICE! •Jiw i rounded him. while Flo, like w-me i winged creature, Levered aCtr. ton Hriuiady happy at wing him usee i ► to draw n^ar aad have her tell-tale betray Iter. • Sabina Dayaoot wan tieruuailod into 'S-l light. There were (bar tiny hou>pk-t.« left. One of three dropped .into the putter wb. rv widl.iwr.1 a buy irith ruAttfh Iwwuty In hi* sod to reach after il. Am-ther war laid, temlcrlv. iu apabh-d hand.« liiitd foUanftly in iha lap uf the Uiud. Flo wa, left wondering p> whom the hat (hviil'l pl. when a xotaan with a la>kc< {■aaecd. k.iking kuigiuKly at the dainty spray had-' tired, then arid: “Have you a rose to -ill liuwery. this new path, but if there'* auiutm-r enough in u nwv and u maxlliinc •pray Io. reach aiHUtd Hur *>wM~aud who, looking out up-njl-cm trecky,doubt* it—aurvly there* Uh* cu-mgh id two food hrnrtx, »u< h heart* t» I-anile's and Flu’a. tn brighten the whole of life. ' T MS!> OX BMW fftMB ’AT SFPJXCFIFJ.il 0814 I (nun which the apjsa! i. taken lie n-olnn cd. •< if the award of damage* shall !«• dis.tui.hed. then in either caw the appcl I lant aliall pay the whole amount nf com. I of sueh apjxwl. aueh rosta tu be deducted ; fn-m the amount of datnag.w awarded. । The *ceti<ia is atueud.sl by prodding l that, when there i. tiu Jama-go from which ' to lay the net* of tile atitKsJ. the »pt«‘l l..., l. .11-1. . v 11 FLO'S FLOWIR MISSION manufacture and (urulab al low uri.ew, Cui Iera, Shanin? Ciusllan < era. also furulah Belling. Gum Ho»e, Ar ?« P • ther InfonwUlmi will I* cheerfully glrru by addreaslng the “ ten yean ago. thev wire a* g>»-d as the average, wilSng ulc lad. furious if driven, and Sabina was a regular drirrr. .V* noon aa they were of age they Lore left her, one by' one. Larulc. it appears, haau't .J AMKS LEFFEL AGO SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. MATCHLESS' during the nowimi of tbs i lssk.l, such board lia. h| provision nude for tire ■f.ictitcsl shall at repp geucrjl or special towt^hip inerting «u -mfor. Ifp> orderl.xL llwuipervieW i* *utl*wu- J -1., levy the amount npuri th.' usable pr»|«tir of hi* township. anJ «btn tlx- purviews- is JMrSvtid to the Burdett :>ia. for irculanb"^ Organ MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. Flo Ertk.w waa right. Bed ami white clhaben over-reaching, mingled bhtah and pallor. Tbc crimann wine uf one dyeing the white drift of the other The air war heavy with their ecentcd Mghing. Flaah 0(53, aobatitutiug -'highway eummireinncr' place tbortraf. The following dosigr.jicd orcUun* s.f compifai law*. va, H 4!tt» Ml. 1 1024, UW, J2&!. litilt, 1»2, 1. 1276. 1277, 1313, 1314, Sll4, A .. . .... ...u ' and disli.mmt upon the thrifty and luxie*!. . An unfortunate result, also, of being able ' to buy on credit i* a tendency to purcluaa much that We do nut need, and more than we rirfl of. what ia actually ncecMary. I When a man par* for what he pcta al the time he get* it there ia little danger of hi* getting more than i. absolutely ncmxary and there i* atill lea* danger of hi* getting i anything of which he ia in no nard . The advucntn uf a credit ayatam in the mercantile eummuiiity fully Understand all ! thia They are enabled lu gvtja letter price fur ther good* and to do a much Ah.t the ts^soi holding the child i. in.El , to liavc Ibo care there.< bo .hall ret..ft | the feci to the kurd of ofleciii ufthu inMitutlon by which sack child wn. ind- n-, lured, and each Ixard or uffinrs alkali can- i rel the pinlract and aut*e the child to be 1 returwd tu the institution frnm whetur he . ur *h« waa taken, nr indentured Cd ss.uie ' oilier penuiu, or to be discharged, in the discretion ..f the boxni "feSixn. In all cuottnrta <r indenture, for binding .-ut children from any Bute iwtituthm. th.-1 offlrere making the same shall exprcaJv ' OFJ<jCUIl>l?t.-|.SF«sTn«se Jtmcul *iut> of G,ogres*. bnw_ maid the debtor pn.ride fur the liquidation of hi* iiabilrtira which wm contracted upon the bow of |«|>er money ? How maid the mortgage U|kmi the (arm I*.- lifted when pertiapa the farm would not bring in gold iw much m the Gee of the mortgage ? Surely it aland* the pcvple in hud t« look clcady to thia umi man- of the leading or mure recentiai reqtiMten for the prudnetimi of good bwttar: ■1. Securing rich, dean, healthy milk— mill obtained frnm good onrs. well eared far kindly treated, pared upon swret and urm irauiti; TO S.U.H. SUt, u„ EAST AND WUT. FINE PRINTING DOVE at thia OFFICE Sac. 7. Thia net ahaH M maty <X-the Sure in whx .ail lie appointed by the Gw BURDETT ORGANS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-06-09.pdf 634a4784730ba5a744bc41e44864e424 PDF Text Text WHOLE NO. 993 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 1875, ,J^B^ The Studebaker Wagon 11 Twenty the Smallest. To-day the >n Works in the World -,v' U'M iirnmu’W ' » "> ft tmmje Diamond Iron Plow Sweeps the Boards and Sells 3.to 1 over all Competitors. AiMjp xxrvw ? Because the Studebaker has alw. ays been the Best.FARMERS WILL HAVE NOTHING ELSE ‘ ’1 ■ I ’ . . ' ! . , , A£ttS’- Spoke Warranh'tl fifty DIAMOND IRON to cent, per will be mare UWy favorable by retiring two paxl rarictira than by nr* Hraring at all. Both enaacw between Talman Swart and the Wagner reetncd t» show the ef fret of the er» in the color and flavor of the fruit this year The flavor waa dreidcdhr‘’flat.'’ ' W. J. Bxxi, Pnif. Botany and Horticulture. * ' IrttUug. Mich., May. 1B7S- tfroerag. Every Point warranted to Outwear two Chilled Points or Money Refunded with the Slope Shoulder JtHIN HOBKBT*.! so .Jjely Ci/iUto j-i/ty 04g /ys n lici t Spok< . Call nn.i rinim.l. s longer thnn nuv other is tough as rolled steel, and hard as glass. It was awarded the too. ihornuftMy. and let them lie in cold water an taiur to remote the biack liqwr with which they arc impregnated. Ito not |wre them, aa they low much of the .larvh by aa doing: the mMritiona part af the potato «> directly under the »kin Put them into a aauor|au of dear, cold water, with a little Belt, corer dandy tad boil, mung no inure water than will ju»t eorer them; allow thirty or forty miirates for boiling Ur moment the potato* are SILVER MEDAL Their Skeins are ali sei with their Patent Skein ^aOSHei 8ettcp "hich shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far atthe Michigan State Fair in 1874, and was the •IRISH?! Mgagggjg more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. oniy piow that received a Pramfam . I- ■ ex WW cwx w 11 ex w ml ex lx .w I IW . .c Amu.x ■ r er n a , .tn., ex 4 la* Hence the Studebaker alway s tracks perfectly,.ana.I: tand COME AND GET ONE ON TRIAL. runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose. Hit or break. carporatcd The Iriah never allow the p>*atrin to boll; it i« checked aa anon a> it commenera to boil by adding a little erid water. Potato* an- always put in red.! water with a little .Mt and healed alowly They any it i* the boiling that break. thn skin and mikra them waxy. Vnrii'ay—If you wiah ma»h them for the table. peel them quickly after they luxe boiled; put them back in the auut- The Fish Bros. Wagon. The Wheels are boiled in oil. Hubs of Black Locust. Best finished and best Ironed in the world. them mealy. Tbcu with y.ntr |>nbUo pen­ ile uta.li them; add a ewpof rick milk, butter I ba «ae of an egg, and anil. With a large o.iking fork, or muah-atick, beat your mi'hcd (mtaioca ih-troughly lor , five minute*. Fur nuudwd potato* allow one Lour to boil and prepare for table. ■ Tu Boilih'KW Putatoix.—Waahtbrcu | limn, thru rub the akin off with the hand* never ure a knife. Put them into boiling ; Water with a little rah ; when done, drain J.rtritlydry; add a cup of milk, with a NEARLY A CAR LOAD SOLD ALREADY. We also sell the old and reliable WAGONS.: JACKSON JOHN Q.CBt-UbY. Over 700 in use in Barry County. ABOUT POTATOES? ' Expermanta a t the Agricultural Col- THE KOBBimULTIVATOR if,*?1 *^<Ln*rm-' No other firm tisen this Machine aft they tire solo proprietors of it. .None but lndia iia- tVI. I. **’?**-xxv■**??.'Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, under cover from 3 to 5 years, uinkp'it together by the 1 fcuw-rSS? "______ [ Wagon Machine-. 'Ivery Wagon fully Warranted. HEATH. SAI.ISBLRY M.CO. /T limix CALJL AND SET*’ THEM. rt:^inRKv^-«7<^..| GREBLE & RUSSELL. B. F. STEHSTHOFF • I NOTICE! JOHN STANLEY ! TO 1 the febeic: needs no advertising as it has taken almost _ _ entire trade of the whole State, and the people Barry County may justly be proud that their county takes the lead in this line of Manufacture. Come and see us at our new office, next door east of A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. - . EXTRAORDINARY AT THE ANNOUNCEMENT! Hastings Drug Store ItrvZ; mulled potato.* left from dinner, boat m.>nr milk , batter end sadt; tail them < your dough buanl; add iual. flour enou^ U. roll it trail f bake on the griddle xame you'bake abort oke; cut it in 'x|HM DWIGHT JOHN PETTIT ’ ter long ciaogli Io tale out lira aunji. than drain and ripe dry ; thro* a fe* pirecw *1 a time into mailing lard . a* a-mn av they fry a ck-nr gnUen-Lruwn ««4ue, taka out with a pcrfiaal. J akiuimer ; pul them into wdamkr or reive to drain; ■priakk- with XKW ADVEBTI8EMKUM. G. P. Rowell a Co'i. Column. Pianos, Organs, EMPLOYMENT W» In V* Hr BnaU. (airxau.4 Ir >>.aa iX. DENTIST^ G ROC E R:I ES will .lira* ^a rtJ aranriMjtp. frathmra nod y • Wagons and Buggies. CXAWLEY& GRACE 4<4ai« wvM'V.«. *«• .0 KiU. .4 SEW WOBX «»Jfc KPA HUSO U-ll iX.T—. .U at UK.r.1 «T»I EAITI-IOIIM AOIEt. Tutt trill find a fall litre uf Ihvga. Mri And Mnricai Mcn-lumlri- Oruerallr , iciurw, Chemical.. Paint., Oil", I •vertuffind everything Itrlunglng to a 6rit<la«i Mate Agent for the Popular New Eng­ ' land Organ, Light A Enut, Eallatn Drug Rlorv. 4 s<.na. and U. F. rtanoa. I UBUt'ERlES. Canned Fruits and Fish. MBAtrii, CIGARS, DENTIST Nadiillt ' Kickiia IIIIH STffllffl. New England Schiri Book., Blank B<»iL«, Toy and Hood Agent. Wanted InArvery County Gift Itooka. and everything in llit« line tu tn the Mate. Santa Claus IM ACRES OF VALUABLE LAID lliui in the place to l.ny your We Lave the beat line of pioda ever brought to Hartlnp. Call amine fur ytraradf and you will frrr il/lirrry and on time. s. 45 DOLLARS! HILL JBF SOLD C1UUP! prereut.. ilnt ru and ex­ The New Imj find our For What? FLORENCE Bitt'S X“V I* at an* tB iwfPrink Ums FOR SALE TERMS REASONABLE. CRAWLEY A GRACE. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS IG MACHINE J. P. ROBERTS. Saw O'*'’ un turns srocco WING GALLERY. UD UK Lii£ DR. AIKIN. AMERICAS MARBLE r. - j TyraU’a Na. I < •• u IMare AH»n a •• u Marino a .. ra .. Na W.» Carly Hak Ey. (mH) a i Ke.rv.rgr . iu •• lx •• Vaknawa 4 -* 1. *■ Lal* Hak Kye 3 ** a a •• a •• farty S verrirn Wbliwyad l*aaekM»> ■ c •• a •• a •• a ,, Ute l*M<hbk>a a .. a .. A Journal of Information for Advar- Chill X.S C.a.pb.11. Lal. Itura < a •• tiaen. Edition, 9,600 coplet. Pub­ IlMwflak. t'aare I '* B •• T it lished weekly. Tarma, $2 par annum. k2ri7 Wklf. . a .. a .. WbUe (UH Hn.-wlUk. (fl kill, of anMkre tri S' Tyrell'. N«. 2 1 aa g a, lri.h Cup. Dritl.1. U«m (kaoHyaad pw 10 “ 0 •• UdyH-r" ii - a •• a aa a CuaHae dmey PwkMrw IS •« 0 ntamx III •• 0 ~ Xpattad fikav H “ 4 a ... a ■■ Calloo ' Bawktgy '• Hwdliog a *• p •« ntBoinw i'iuiriiiTCE. ta J. Cole & Son. At Grander Prices. OTW jVJ&L J. G. BUNYAN. xawt IOWA AND NEBRASKA. FINE PICTURES NICE MBIAKNCK. tutxXx ADYERTISEBS’ GAZETTE! ONLY GRANGER HEADQUARTERS Oy.ters received daily u sUaia II aad mala at bwa. Organs, Manning and liitrdett Or­ gans. FARM FOR SALE! . AFORTUHE!! HO Kit BUCK HILLS, l/e keeps con sia nthj on hand .Vo. 1, l*ianos ranging ra^v r ws hniJrsHa ■lw______ , lri«< in price front 1350 to 11800. Also, Agent for fajpoux •fi e 820 T. PHILLIPS. ABAIS Shingles. La lb, &c. llrwtoi* Kiag rf Karl.e. Il 4 Paariom 11 •• 4 Eaifiy MJu>« • H Bniaadr. Braaty. wd uav aval.a kill— y.eM aafl ..aarei.y (Wpua'a eanrria, «m m wk.IL I have jiut cotuplrt<«! an excellent job at grading in tlie front yard. Several friend, fell pt-hive in judging 4hal It would coat mo fifty aiallara; end the extwnae would . have exceeded that itutu if I had managed » aom^uf uly near arigli bun hare do»c. But by managing a litflu more judkitraaly, thia large job cart only ■even ilrilara. Th.- font yard needed •Hme fifty nr inrav Iona uf mk! to bring tbe �new Mamie Tranpk in New .York City m tbe .irdkutio. nf which. <rt te 2d W, M-ura rtventcen thousand FhiMiwii (an­ ticipated. taken from Tie TVOwrc. win be of special mtarag to all oar Maraair frieuda. and certainly not uninteresting to the general reader: matter mu through^, mails. Theportogv in remtilitto a MWrtaper i. made greater than the cat of the 1a?ter itself; rm:Ira thing as mailing a magauiv is wot to ba thought of, aad a poor wu might work half a day to am money enough to pay the portage In hrtroduriog tbe matter iu th* House. Mr. Garfield, chairman of the rammtiiec. mid: “Thia ia a change of postage in re­ gard to a certaa. Had of Bcrefutoditt, Muons. With that object as the final aim. the building al lira uortbeart earner of Sixth avenue and Tweniy-third stn-ec was constructed with a view to stability and endurance It is chimed that no edifice in thia eitv is built with greater anliditv than tbe Masonic Temple. • One oftheatimra used in It* cuuttnu-tiou weigh* 19J ton*, and many .-ther large atones, serves! torn in weight, were placed in th)* walla uf the firat story. These were put together. after the manner of King thdumoii’s Temple, without the aid of mrtri to J*, the bravy bbrk being struck into tbair plaerw with wuoden mania Aa the superelrurtare was destined to Im so maarivr the fimndatioM had to he conutruetad with great rare. When the currar stoue of the Temple w* laid in 1870. these foundation* were the theme of ad­ miring comment from the thiramnd* who constructed of granite, uni all the outside ornamentation is plain and massive. Tbe main entrance is nn Twenty-tbinf street, and from this a wide and handsome tight of marble stepa leads to tbe second story, the side parah of the staircase being of different oiiorai tuarbliw. and the Wu-trnde being also of (siluhnl stone. miter * a ehug. in regard to errTbe first story and . Ismcmcut are tain kinds of merchandise! The exprow apart fi>r bnsine* purports, but all aboie compuim. fir whom be was acting. Were I I the first story is devoted to the Utas of the > Masonic fraternity iwith the exception of probably uppermort in hb mind, and be , the Gram! Ldge Room, which, when not required fir the purpose* of the Grand FURNITURE ROOMS. ILLUMINATING OILS. It hlfcarful. The filing of mwa or the serraith at M-otlad axle, is bmv<mly in cumporirtU. In China they srem to have no cxmq.rehcusinn of time. tune, or sweet tounds. But then fiome Uhinrao will ting the Church or Sunday-school mask of tbe gold could be mined by abcr i went up to an abaard price. Tbe man who could make flflO a day working gukl, with no capital bat a tin pan and a pick, couldn't be induced tu work for another man fur mueh le* than that sum, and M thereyorr very few women here., the work usually l*rfurmcd by tbe .after v-x w.- iHUraoarity done by the** high-priced men Tlicre be­ ing a heavy truU.with China, speculator* brought over Chinamen a* hborara, under contract aa to wage. Then others fol­ lowed, and so it |wugra*cj, till the emi­ gration became as fixed and regular » thing as that of the Irish to the Atlantic There are several very large jure bouse* here, that is churches or temple tn charge of their prierts, and tbe attendance upon them M very large aud regular. In addi tio«i to these, every house has its religious apfaratus, though I defy anv American to ever get at the moaning of the ceremonial. San FraneUvi i«, of cuurae. the brad- I tried It, and tailed, lamentably. They ■|uarters of the (Jtiucae. fur they all land ; seem to understand it, though They are fil'd of theatricals and sup­ hero and all stej| here, unless they bare ■ stijterior iodncuajuit* to' go &rther East. port two large theatre, and several minor ones, and queer jdacra they are. A play rnquirr. three months for its reprenentation. The play lugiiu with the birth of I the hero, and is continued till hi* death, and not unftequeatly it is ccmlinuod with Wben they work for "Meliran" people,I they nerve in many rapocitsra They are u.M-d as waiters, cook*, ta-nibbcre. and all the work done by girls in other rauutri*, ediuated to .aus'eaUc. They are grad­ and eiiwiletit servants they mike. They ually getting rid of their superstitions, and literally obey orders, aud they du it with'a are taking our ideas and ciutoM, and even celerity and faithfulness that is sstooiahing. our drew. 1 don’t like the idea of this They never argue nr quwuiMi. All that adopting our draw. for I bad much rather t> iitx-.waary ia fur them to know what you wc should ado|« theirs. A very large want, and they will du it, if it is to be done. number of those who still hold their reli­ gion are modifying it to nit their chang­ CatMcquentlr ‘ - * ed condition, In short, thousands of theta Bridget, and MairWay are the oficea of the Grand Bee­ eicredingly .have made up. their minds to stay, and rotary and .the print.- room of the Grand when they du that they begin to be Ameri­ Matter, which, are richly furnished for cans. and they progress rapidly when they their particular purp>M>. Tbe hallway They never drink, though they <!<> stuokit get started. is fresc.nl in Ionic rtyle. tiro Masonic opium, which is nor* dangerous to them, The Chinese will stay and will loconie arms surmounting tbe main ihmr •f the though not so much sototboro about them. a (-.Twanent dement in tbe ixpulalioa of Grand L/xlge Room. and the Stale arm- I have not'ret ac«> a drunken ('luiian.au. tlie Pacific coast. They will bring their Their opium dissipation they go away tri induhre in. ■> it does not inflict their em­ property ladXira, and will mil and stualgaployers. But they carry on many occups-, mate They will makv their mark upon (he pctiplr. and I don't ku«w that- there ran k- auy ■tbjevtion to it. Thrjr are quiet, I indui-trit-uaordcrly, bonrwt,patient and pcrI severing. Hurh qualiliea are not only not to be diwpi-rd, but in a oouutry that u yet tn he made are of iuealrulalilc imfawtancc. I only wish that more of them would I which is na the right hand at the head of | the stairway, i« rapabl.- of seating over 1(HM> jienons, and is very handwmely fit­ ted up. having a dais at the eastern cud fur the use of tin- Grand oftrera. It U nearly square, is very lofty, and rax-utiic. the whole width nf the building and its entire length along Twentv-thini street. doubt if thev wiU enjoy it long Wgthink they must be gttling somewhat rick\>fit already. Mr. Garfield ha. l>eca re-dectod, pkmsant for him befiwv he^CuUhtw his political career, if it may twt be regarded a* finished already. We are glad to sec that Gen. Hawley is to devote himself wholly to tbe Centen­ nial till that enterprise is fully iv.rwuuimnled. . This imjduM a great deal uThard : labor, vnation and apparently-thankl<*< trouble cm hi* part. And yet it is work j that must be Amo .by somebody. and uo- , body can do it better than Gen. Hawley— | in fart, we know of nobody who ran do it , American omipeutonk. There are several Chine*.- house* here who do quite ar large a bud ms* a* any of the Ameriour bouse* in the same line. Their mechanic, are tpiite * akillful w aiu\ TTwyrliave sh-w taakera, blacksmiths, taihm. and jewdcrs. nation to enforce homrty U(oo others they have complete cimfidemw. Gen. Hawley is that man, and by a fortunate The annual mcMthig of the Michigan Central Railroad Emplnyre Mutual Relief A-Oeiation, was held al Jacksod on W„J- Thair voicte are really sweet, and when lliey have been in training a little while they do good work with them. Uet Sun­ day night 1 heard three hundred of tham ringing “Wh« we Gather rt the Bivw," ■Homeward Bonnd,” ud other muric of the kind, and they did it wgh a nicety that any Sunday school might be proud of. Tlie oonverta are very punctual in at­ tendance and very anxious to learn. more astouishing than tbe rapidity with which it hto bran built Six months ago the walfe were just rising above the street; today the structure stands completed, so far a* outward appearance shews. In the inception id- the enterprise the ownera, Mr W. C. Ralston, prmidetU of the Bank of Calfoniia. ■ man of large wealth and great public spirit, and Mr. William Sharou. th. recently elected United Stetra Senator from NevasU. instructed their architect. Mr. J. P. Gaynor, and old New Yorker, to visit the hotels of the principal ciiira of the United Sutra aud Europe, fur tlie ex­ pram punxao of including in the plans of IL- till. ‘ .11 _.LaS_ ------------------- Wh'BfflS/TlimHiai! 8TATI STBBFT, HA8TINC8, MICHIGAN, Which wffi kM We only want to sell just a for___ CASH HUJVDRBD rt price, whieh defy all ('toupeiition Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be UNDERTAKING obliged to f enoe ourselves in and only admit a limited number of The stock is Cnmptae iu aamy depmtjnnu Haring been b.«ght "cry low. and he public will find h liar tbeir interest to ECLETIC BALM CUSTOflE^S fJiCft We dare not tell the public, we are making better work than ever Wore, for fear they will come too thick and fiut. We get terribly excited when we havc^too many sales, and now since we have come down Tvutt-Fnt Hn ■ oct Bun, we tremble a little because ydu may all come nt once and F’rustrati- u* so much Give due bred to this, but fur the proof so that we cannot do anything. We had some talk with n man from California about sending comm and see fir yuwroelvra. All peranis Indebted to tba 1st* flrm < him Thiriy-five Top Carriages, and that almost unfits us tbr of Heath. Hatirixiry A Co., ora request- busin era beside* the (Intnalnred by us.) Tbe eipericoce of thirty yearn by the Senior memltev .if this firm w. an Under­ taker. girea him great advantage, in doinj.' iu a [.roper and prompt manner, the ddt- of New York city, the old l?tiuu Hotel of Saraticn Springs' and the Green House at Lung Branch has made him master of all niattera cCtnraetrd with hotel requirements. Associstafl with three gentlemen are a score of rttperiatendetts . men of rank ia tbeir several nrufe*ions, and no point ia left unwalcbcd or ungarded. Thu* noth­ ing lias been .pared to ensure a building studied plain mwa of the exterior of the 1 Isuilding ; but Mr. s Ralston has firmly maintained the groat |>riuciplc of his life, that everything must be subordinate to so­ lidity, du’rablity. safety and -comfort. To NOW IS YUOR TIME ! space of 350 by 275 feet, making an ana of 9C.250 s«|Uare feet It is built ul, brick, iron and scone, and is banded togather so completely that it resemble* a huge bird cage, suggesting to an eastern visitor a poaiulde foresight against earth- ,Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s iuEndlese Quantities. UH Mil liEMB’S Milt Trunks, Travelling Bags, onutucntesl st its var-hras landing, with stetuary and fl.-wcr viva (Tndcr thia will hr .'smoking and rrading room, with plate via* partuioew, affordiug an utudi•traded i lew of the panini promenade Midway up the stairrase will be the ap­ proach to llw music pariniim for the use of jhe band (which is to t* employed ex­ clusively fi.r the hotel I, with ~ ~-----24 fret wide extending the full width <if Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest Come and see gvi.d ‘■Washing ami Ironing." attached. A half down or aduccil of them work to­ gether. their proms*-* for that number br­ ing two Korea, ten fret auiiarv. in which they work. rook, rat and ah-vp The front nx>m is the work-shop proj>er. but at night it is converted into a dormitory iu the simplest manner pmublc. Tbe long tables <hi which they starch and iron iseoqverted into batis. as well as tbe spasv under thirtu. and they roll in together, and stew anal sweat the night out in omifurt—that is to say. it is vomfurt f.< th™, thpugh it would kill any other (xxiple inj^ibunth. (Ipporito the cntraiMK to Uxw n««u> I hare rvcoally been rooMructcd two new ■ hsige rooms, nut set down in the first plan । of the architect, aud known as tbe I Clinton^ and Liruq^toa rounn. They Were net apart in order to supply srenei muiatiou fur a large number at lodge, who wore unable otherwise to find place tn the Temple, ami were ronrtructed from what had Iwvn intended fur one of the p.r lots hr waiting room*. With the cxevp tion of the Egyptian room, which is reran■ed exr-tarivriy fur the lira of the Royal Arch Masons, all the room, already men­ tioned are used by the lodge of .Master Masons of which there arc uearlr one and they consume for meat* tbe livers,' hundred matting in the T«upk. ' jdui-k and neck pices*—1 .dtti't know cH in New Hampriiire. the N. Y. Jhl-.r On the Upper fluir nf the building is whether the horns arc cairn or not They of Saturday mya:—Th* Imlqsmdent import iiuiucnsr uuantitira of a peculiar Voter who has been contemplating a tern dried fish from (Ilina, and a great many porwry alliance w ith tbe Democracy a* a other article* of food, tbe nature of which ebowe of rrib, fek * be imrvey* tbe New I coaid not wcertgin. Pork i. a staple, Hmnrahire prafcra-nra. a r«d dral like thirngb you may be sarv they grt none of! the ■■nib hearted member of th* Snotty the cjmimandcn n»an. banquet hall, the of Friasds who went to the June Mett lag" at Newport. Arriving al the depot, couMil room id*tbe Red Cro* Knights, instead of having his brad nrariy split and I In- various rcipiriitc ante-nsua* and upon with "Hav. . hack.' be was Minted chamber*. The principal room, which is very large, is fitted up ia the Gnthie style uf arehiterture.' with »l»ll* fur rah of the Knights. h.-.i>d».>m<- and cmblematiral gas fixture*, and b richly caqieted Tbe bnn<|uel ball and the various ante nx-nis ran bo reaclHsl from this room w ilhout ]«« ing through the entrance doors. The fit I tings, furniture, cite., are very elegant, and have been mtseh sdmin-d by tbe (imminent Martos who have bad the’ ..pjxirtunily of room. which measures I (MJ by 55 feet; to , the dining.room, 150 by 55 fret; to the music ai«d ball room, 115 by 55 feet, and to 1 the annniitlce nxiBM. On the second fluor I will lx- the ladies drawing-num. M by 4U |feet; the ladles billiard room, the chil­ dren's dining-hall and private dining-1 All tbe outer room* have bay windows ; every room hss a fireplace and a clothe. WPS? for Tourself J-S. GOODYEAR & CO. IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED -- to ll>. .lutyef every deputy Iraprator. wltki. •u luveih after th. liuyseiiaa hy him of any .Ils bervinbvtera lusntUnsJ. io ul, * ,ra* aa-l aeeurals return Ihsrrof In ki- principal — AU Utumlitoiiag oil. mwaCrtturod „ I. Ibis Num .hell I. I.spraud tefurs rvwo,s<l fro* lbs Maa.fiKtwy or nflwvy. Ami If a.y psrooa »r pm*.. .tether Mantsci.rsv. rrndrr «r dealer, shall mH or tttsmps I* Secretary sad Treasurer— D D. Dav*, of Detroit. Trustee*—H. C- Wentworth, Chicago; J. Burbank, Michigan City, A. Abbott; NBre; C. C. Rred, Kalamaao.. Ed. Ur kina, Marshall; C. B. Baah. Jacks.™; A. F. Bull, Jackson, T. J. Wilder. Hartings; T. 8. Bush, Grand Hared.; L Soule. of ottton. The wraltky one* have their shirt- made of silk. ..-u-rttmo. wadded and faucifelly rtitebral; but the shape for the poor and rich I. —I The women draw exactly like tbe meu. only tbe trowaers are more l^ggv and gOKiraHy white. They never have white next to tbe ski., Cw tb. earn, reason that thtt the old lady objected to white plate, —they riro.nl the dirt ao mrily. And. *1K<. Comparison Invited nud Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees JfOJaiW STAIVLE '5r’S». r”1 o“f. Tc“' ,l"! v"5' bc“ “ u“kd Fresl> w.sk from tbe Importers S. 8. SLEEPER i CO., of Boston and •or ole ,t pne, whid, hucce„w • REMINGTON! their purchase. the owners have, in all caare. given preference to tbe home dealen, but. from the unusual character of their outlay, many of the lam contract, hare necowarily been awarded to New York firms, as ftw instance, to Mom. A. T. Stewart 4 Co. Lr linen and bedding ; Mmara. W. A J. Sloan for carpets; Mown Morris. Delano A On., fur plate dam. French crystal and mirrors; 8. Klaber A Th. Rnusorus ;s«w rxaNacnixKbaa.prunr ta|4dly Inin favor a. pooa-ralng the best cumbiNATIOX of good quallttaa, I namalyt Light ruunlncl DrraotT.lncit *"* ILION, N.Y. bill: 1325 drten table Mpkins; 5,750 yard, of dsm*k talde linen; 1.500 yank rf fine linre ; ISOfinaitemrtA tebJcctoth.; 7; M,(m pmkof hare UsMtag; I,3»d ar TmUb tsroub; » Am. tray Ito; 5,000 yards crash townis; l£00 immipDlow .hM.; l.flMMt yard, CantonfaMd. MX) NyathfUte tore tains. 250 piaraa fine phaaii; 100 picem fin. Min. 15 Wannf ifakmg. Tbafarntturo now ia pnMm of maau&cture by th. Wert Curat Furniture Campmy. of etyt'forfemllr l>? the third yrar of It, atoUncc, has me t with * m.re rapid incretue 9f ___ . —*.*»v*-*- White Lead Works 1X7 JaCatwnt Art Detroit. �STAR C! CLOTHTl Blu Ra>hm, June 7,1875. 1’xxx Old Banku t—It i> raid thi* evening kre. and union it remain, cloudy to-night, w« be ttuto ganieri W that eanmrt withetend “Jack Front" No new* of importance. Hani liruea to the uaualery here. and trade U-roforetoEpute _ ---------------- -----------------------dull But no matter how doll tituai are. cirot ptaranlro of &*c!aM »ork *» | there i» alwaya money enough to pay tbe Of Spring and Summer Clothing on hand We will Sell all Our Goode at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES haring Ma of amuBcctcntA hem now»-day* in the ahape of theatre*. Pint. A. O. Miller a troupe gave ua throe nighu, ami theii the May Fiak Co roecreded the Millen, and thia week we arc to have Frank Aiken , troupe from Chicago, and Prof Bawdry, a t‘" ' "/ of-hand j.-rformcr. But' let who will comet A. O. Miller to the '-Bam," no think the Big Rapid* th«Ure-l..ring people, and in the play of "Rip Van Winkle," your cantopundaul believro with Mieh. purple generally, that A. 0. miller ia hard to beat. I ree by the Bank** that Miller . W»„. V— > coavvraatiou with iffin to-day, I learned tlmlhe had given no authority for the ru­ mor, further thin he calculated tn vial Boys Suits,«, 45.17S0, *10 and $15. Largeat Stock of TRUNKS ever seen. 75 eta. to 20 Dollar* It would be raperflnoua fur mo Io at­ tempt Io gire yuu any htotory of the rarest that came off here on the SC, 27 and 28 ul|., aa you exchange with the Big Rapid* /'ameer and Jf.iyact. and they of rourae contain I be whole thing. I lad tbe pleauare of meeting ('apt Cabot to-day, and .pent a happy hour in hia cutnpauy. Cap. ia a good fellow nod M Be sure and make no mistake, but come direct to our Great Double Store, STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, The valet ia the Muakrguo n-mainx high enough m> that log* ire continually , laming down the river to their deatiua- 8TBRIOTLY ONE^RICE. buying egg., butler, poultry and ail kind. Will alive. •5.00 410.00 412.00 415 to 22 43.50 50c and up »1.00 and up ,25.00 HS.OO peuve uoduttblcdly remunrrI trll yuu. Big Kapi'i. in 38. 40 and'452 'Canal Street, Gtrapd Rapidw. XX2tf. ALL ABOUT THE COUHTY. XX4tf l-e that HMliigl LAWSON’S CURATIVE —SWift lEURALGiA. SCIATICA, j after the prraent gcitenlh-n |«w a n ill such catevprinw gain a foothold in U.uliful little City of Ilaatinga. Send Mmie of your lle|4va«-ni»tirr Hopkins &-Barnes HIM® HOWUBT, BreRESTtKED! Have on exibition one of the la rgest Stock of Fa ncy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. Be have, '.mS Tl“* Apace belongs to W. T. also, a full and complete Ir—*' Eastman, dealer in-lame..Piaster' Stock of Drugs and Medi­ ,, J7 anti Agricultural Implmenu. Ac. cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Poilct''yScts. &C., 4*. Give us a call. rheuAatism aax'pbrrinl Taewrite euftiw• >4aU*a«. or rea.al .llravMaare 4a. a.'L Heal llwtf; jtatice;. Hopkins &. Barnes. P«wt Offlee B«.x, 45*0. Hastings, Dec 15. 1874- ■icholi, ikefaii ata.* L.Sio. .1 VWImU a, Ul v:*u*u OrWH t. ^•.y***' !»•<>— — Ayer’s Ague. Cure, cun Twrer. BmalUaat y«v.e, Duato a. Modtoal or BlUou. Fwar. Am, fron^rnriirt-Q. r-,—>■. - •WIT THRESHER. fSrf.W He ask attention to the fact that ire shall leave all accounts not settled, jchere we hare sent bills, at onci with a Justice of the Peace for collection, if they are not adjusted. Be cannot longer delay. __ __ CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN E.E. FOOTE, M.D. 121 Leiiuloi Anne, NEW YORK, An Independent Physician, rty sTtki Or. SUU A. ■ B-.n lb•Ito W. K. Barber ha. a >’b<X.«r.|.h of the view. of the flre-atory building* blown up in Btxtmi May -*7lh, taken IS buura after ir you want l«ro to Milwaukee, O-h koah, fit. i*aul, Mliuiaapolla, Duluth, Fort Carry, Wlmma. Warren. Galena. DubtMur.&owx Ctty. Yankton. Council Blutfr, ofcaha, IJnroln. Denver, Kalt lake City. Sacramento. San Franctaco, II l.tm«tol I. *n>la raviac. ar tbrrebla*. w,,,• a h n mired other northern, nori b-wue-< III..o«i«t Ctreeteay faeWAael vUhiOl ymite- ar tm, orwreteni potato, thto arret line iT.1*_______ ,.v. Tl._ >~.V _ ,Jxs&stsSiB3tr. CHBOnC DISEASE, the Civilised World. Cniitliii 1 Itttal Practice Fm Jext la Eartsl, E. P. ROE THE ADVANCE. ADVICC CIVKN BY MAIL FltKK OF QHARQB. imsniai Einiumos co. .'tail rev.t^’WIWVaTimoe. Tire Adraaea. lariatiac lu rateable MralMl *”**JKft$Lt TKt> SlttLS STV01SX." KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO Pure PREM1UJ min 'Pei-priuid World1. �rMr4n.‘ PORT.1RLE EJV&tJVE nJiTi's j it asserts that oven known remedim art slow of application Though in this ease we hare a very cheap and perfectly clorttiva remedy, still, actual oUervatwn and the high pnet of potaloea prove that bare­ ly half our farorerr mail, use of U. Th.ro' can be no doulite that should thia artide iuduee all our farmers -‘to fight th. pots to beetle by the most approved method,” it would add at least 1100,000 to the Tbeydtgemvn will say that only ii few tan rroeli Ihelop. Dial is trthrbul it is also tiua.lliM the further from the b»p •me ^ete, the more ovation-d the ncighlwhood. One <wn fancy, for illustration, that every (wofne-i-w and every calling ia pyhmidsl in ita living ronrtituem-y. and that, while only one man is at the tsp, anoettding sunshine, often unexpectedly even tn the closest ednenyr—aiakre it very important to tbe tanner that he should have a reliable mowing machine— uu. which is not liable l.> break, down or get ogt of repair, tfld on tho uninterrupted use of which be may roly thlcntrh the entire harvest. Wc say nothing of the expense attending fkwpieut repairs, which in many ii-stauwvi ia a serious matter, but simply refer to the loos of time, often during tbe pasKtge foe Europe. whe linue it* dreadful ravage field pf the Emerald IJe. ready well known. one. canring a deep tmdcrne*i to kpring up in the heart, and a strong yearning to bow the head again on mother's knee, arid say the evening prayer, even when they have (mm. one strong men rtigremisl in thw waitin*: f«r thdir chalice, lliey seem to forget, or they do not know, that during those ten years they enjoy tire only leisure they ever will have. After ten years, iu the natural course uf things, they will be absorbingly busy. There will then be l»o resiling, culture and study. If they ilo not bourne thoroughly grounded in the I principle* and practical detaih of their profession daring these years; if they do not store their minds with useful kn»wl«dgw; if they do not pursue habits of reading and observation, aud social inter­ course, which result in culture. tbe i|Mslion whether they will ever rise to recupa plant where there is nsitu enough fur them will be decided in the negative. The young physicians and young lawyers win TAKE NOTICE! PRICES DEUVEUDOI BOARD OP CXtjjT JPHXCnEU) UHW. expenditure of time and labor ? Aud this other, which is die main one and indndca all the rent, with which machine can the most tuoqgy bo made f We have had occasion to *Mak hereto­ fore of that excellent agricultural ImjJc- rill l» cheerfully given by addressing H»e uiaiiutMiurrn k*® .T AMES LEPTEL & CO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. THE I put in their pattern. Mothers, young mothers. listen to tuy story, sod lean, a ln«on therefrom. You do get so o«i of patience with that boy of vuurs. IL- is saver <|uict—whistling. L VH.1 »r « K»L_.tl may not be s>> annoyrel. awariled to men without principle Tlunr 1 *-e the trickster < rowu«l with public huttora, they see theswindler rolling iikwenhfi. they rirt the sharp mau. the urerreaehii^: man, the unprin>'i|ilc<i man. the liar, the demagogue, the time server, tin- trimmer, boot do it 'any Come with me to yonder cemetery. Herein the curvier, under the willow, lies n»y hoy, “Eoniert (liaton, agnl twenty roe.’ Sit down with me near his grave, • aud I will tell you about him. He was a beautiful babe. How I did love the preciriua^Uu^cyvd uoc ! How cunningly he I would twine thi-e little arms around my neck, aud press his liulc check spainst mine I Every moment of bin little baby life was a joy and romfort to me. Soon the Hole began to tottle round, and be l are plenty of explains levo scrupulous. would run to mamma for aafely Then 1 ’ Again, many of the steamships leaving tbe childish prattle came, and how sweetly this port leave tim heavy by just the be would lra> my name, and, ksdrittg in weight of tbeir coal. They are arid to lie ably hope that the ____ ______ ______ beetle, which are rapidly increasing, will icweu it Iiuuiliers yfariv ; but that we shall ever be rid -f it u reckoning without our bet. Il will prolttUy n-wialn with us bn all lime, though as its natural < nemiiw bevome more numrr.in they will doubt loss ' iLis claimed that tills nurhiue has the following (siints of superiority, which claim seems to U-well supported I. Cbisely guarded section, only 2| inrhiii wide. 2 Bolling or .steillsting mottou of the Inger bur 3. Lifting lever,' with whkh the op- BURDETT paKBStesai: MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. asTEWsr this wicked world tin—.- i- a great deal of room -when- then- i« integrity. Great trusts may Im- sought hr snanndrels, but great trusts never seek tlntn , ami perfect ••deep in the water." a technical phrase which, in unmlorncd English, means they have already bevui to sink. They have no bnoyancr-, if in tliat condition they meet a heavy sea. “it hutta tlictn and they W nsxtrr n. nMksd to pay the 'servant*. What io hud* Tbe part of the earth which m not water. Into what division, is the land divided f Towns, vilbpw, country ertstre roods, and i SaHut. MCHffiAS DiD THI 88BTH. 1150,000 worth of cotton fabrics, .toff, rank nest to cotton in value our agricultural ex ‘ ' ex|«irtod in 1874 laud allowin’ you a certain amount «f hh iunirnc for yuur own use. Idnaii l„ _ ___ _ —, — ,---------- _ What i. Trade? Die mrens whereby than tboae for April, 1874. hujlukd* ore enabled to obtain the cash The rate fi.r transporting wheat from nsiuired by their win*. What is credit 1 Bunking up i bill U Butrin to New York by the New York Central ia nase cents per buhel. Seventy uenon* tort thair lives by the burning of the Catholic Church al Hol- lam Jadjii KAILIBAl. In 1874 the exports from the L'nited States were valued at 1693,1)39,(154 cur­ rency. or fi653.913.445 gold Our im­ port* were fi57,0p0.0t>0 J«* than this We shipped to Groat Britain 1440.015. 870 cwrveocy. in agricultural products. Of agricultural products the n«- itu (■octant export was cotton, of which wc mnn *»v» Mr. Cofax could be oketsd Governor of that State; if hr would rwel tn ma. by S0,t)00 naynriiy. The latest report* cotteirnittg the Hol MATCHLESS" wrafi- itw,;. ORGANS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-06-16.pdf 15106d32300d0acf1a82cfcc9bd730a0 PDF Text Text THaRepfc Cao. M I'.HiTitH AMI A8TING8,BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. 1875. ' ' ■ n 'w- r-., aat Y The Studebaker Wagon Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World aivd -whey WHOLE NO. 994. ~ Mower and Reaper •? Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. AUTOMATIC SELF-RAKE TAKES THE LEAD. ngcr Their Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately.. than _______ can rpossibly be done by hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly.jinil runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose, cut or break. The best Reek Rake Maahine Improved for 1875, existence The Triumph Reaper, The i*xrk redored, uUioti scales, w hannloa in appearance, serve, from Augtut tn May, only fur prvtertioc p> ll.c Cu or 70 wre white egg. which fraud under nrnlh. About the first of June the young lire appear.-au wall that, though APPLE ^ERMIN. in yrlhiw, they can hardly be MOS wilbost a kUm Cuming forth from umfar the Old Apple-Tree Borer t Saperedi Can­ Male, they roam about fpr a few daya; are dida-Fab. Sub-brder Coleoptere. HKnctinMS blown tx> other tree*, thus Family Cerambycidte. W£^U.ITk HOLIiROOK. The Taylor and Gale Sulky Rakes, The Fish Bro.’s Wagons eouotry. i* widely dutribated iu our State. Very few if any on hard, are exempt from iu attack* Not that it always. or gener­ ally. totallv tlewtroyw the traw; Mill. tbuM •ulfrnng from it* attack* are always Inreeu- Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. TH£ KOBBiftlS CULTIVATOR ■nitwit of white, appear* early in June, and tlx-wv im through Jul) So the egg b)iog U prtnci|reD) done in there two muuatu*. The grab, whitish with a round Uaek bead, eat* through the bark. and then usually (Arere in and up frequently eating through the branebt* far-wit to­ We thus ere that an application of weft ward* the extremity. I hare frequently found apple tree limb- do larger titan my reap to our apjJc trert, made tho fir*t w*rk of June ■ of exreteding rahut. It not only exterminates the uppers (bark like partkhs hack of them and out of the lire), but Uni*bre the miner ( boras). We bole where they find enteral. so thrt it i» ihn* understand why our fruit tree- which not difliralt to find them They Hr* and are-thu* tn-ated retem fahiy to laugh, as fred yti the wood of the tree for three if grateful fitraurh timely aid in banishing v.-ar.; hence we ace how that a tingle their «>cnu«. I have in. houiatioe tn ; larva may bore, if left undisturbed, fur a aS rating that the applegrower will find dUtanev wf re-rend fret. The finally bore the above one of the moot paling operation* a hole for efiik fill it dightly with their that be can undertake in hi» orchard Let ’ sawdust, and. a Wttlr bark of the name all. then, scrape their treru early in spring, ! make a cocoon of their urn chipn in apply auft .mm]-—not he—tie first of i which they pupate. Soon after, in June June, and again the first of July, nwAfcrgrtting to adjttM cloth Unde by the hot I and July, the Ivetlre again appear. <>f June. A. J. Cook, J*ruf. in AgT CoUege. No other firm uses this Machine as they arc sole proprietors of it. None hut Indianix- ( debrat|e«l Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, tinder cover front 3 to u years,qmd put together by tire best HEATH. SALISBURY BCO. I Wagon Machines. »kalku i»Fv«Mnrv»B..r»h?purTtuu51 Every Wagon fully Warranted. s f) CATJL. AND SEE THEM. . GREBLE.& RUSSELL. JOHN STANLEY NOTICE? TO THE PUBLIC 1 Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. xx7tf EXTRAORDINARY JOHN PETTIT AT THE ANNOUNCEMENT! SEW 11)YEIITISEJ1E\TN C. P. Rowell A Co's. Column. Hastings Drug Store Smfcal aii leckaiiral DENTIST Wagons and Buggies. CRAWLEY & GRACE inA'*1 A FOBTUNE!! Ilaw l. alrtala U are! m*ak> at teaa. 1> Jt WM. jor. K- . Canned Fruits and Fish. DENTIST Kiciilii. Nafirillt AB wark ■ raaisOr aliaretcl ta. Sweet’s He keeps constantly on hand .Vo. 1, Pianos ranging in price front 1250to 11800. Also, Agc.nl for famous TOBAIW. New HoTeLt Organs, 5 \ Matming and liurdell OrI guns. GRAND BAVHM............................. - MICH. LVOM « WtCXCXUHMU. -r=,rUi.n. X.rer Itew akaal Ua KMaUi.l»m.«i U Saw aaO rwvtrtw. —- MARD-LND BOOM. rt® School Book*. Blank Boobs, Toy and Gift Books, and everything in thia line Io ph-are- Old and Yutinp. FARM FOR SALE! S'i.W' utsirifrHua^uim 1S0 ACRES OR VALUABLE LABD THREE MILLION ACRES OP LAN » S England HO m BLACK'■ EHLS. - - CureMa*U'.o f-nalar. — IM .r>n>>««aa I reUreuil. t. LOWMJ Oysters.received daily ADTOI88BS' GAZETTE Santa Claus GRANGER HEADQUARTERS WJXA BF SOLD CHEAP I HEADQUARTERS ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? A Journal of Informalion for Advor- tiaera. Edition, 9,600 copiet. lished weekly. Pub­ ' CRAWLEY A GRACE. J. P. ROBERTS. ■ । fHE BEST PRAIRIELANDS TERMS REASONABLE. HAST! GS ma rbt.e woftKe K1WA AND NEBRASKA. J. Cole & Son. At Granger Prices. WING GALLERY - Tte Bartnm ITteii Riwr 1H. Qij . - FINE PICTUJ GROCERS. UID FUffEB I SfflCffl wauB UK IBUt Shingles, nxh More wrote eleven b»ok* after dm age of sixty. Sarah J. Half- is 1!uw Teran, $2 per annum, The Now Improved Buck-Food DR. C. A. SMITH’S Medical Inlirniary FOR SALE Ud*- .-cifirring frou itervnu* debiitty in Kummer should bcvntm of oratMHarebing. The Ault with u.i many inrxUdk ia that they overdo when Ry ing (o rveruit, and thii* terioualy tvt.nrl their improve- At present thia borer k quite m ruin»tn in our State m the preceding one, and I abould uut think it atraugo if in a self baiaared account it wm found even to a«rpma the other in the evil which it srotka to our fruit iutermt*. I hare went yottng igvliarda nearly mined the Set .umtner after setting by thia devastator. Not long aince a nurseryman came front a distant part <>f the State to roOMult me an to the revagot of thia peat He mid that during the I>a*t .utumrr, in mobc regiiwu of the State, more than half the Creo, he .dd w-re killed by thi* ■courpr. and of rouac be vaa unjustly hlarwsd. At prwent no narweryman JuniU mH l-w without throwing in advice in regard to prartieing ■gaiaat thia dosatater; fur, a* we "hall acw, mtch treat are- |mtiiarly liable tn at­ tank. There- Jair.-n. an- m-t rottfined to the appk-trre, m I have f.inad them working �WTERXATIOKAL RfrlX K you do you may be induced to oome to J. Lee Reed & Co’s , MATCH. Tte at—r Oty of CbswtOT. which riW from Naur York on Saturday, look vSl th* American rile team, which i* to MMt the Irish imam ia a fri*ndly austart We only want to sell just a Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only axhnit j^^hnuted number of promptly aocepUd in the friendly sprit in which it waa offered, by the Preridert of tte Amateur Rile Club; and praparrtioo* were soon after coasmesued fur refartiag a rep—tali re team and neeuring the fund, neceuary far ammunition and the expeuxw of the journey A very hand*.tow sum wm aubacrited ft* thou purpo—; and aft—i wwrkamcw eotcrrel for the f.nir Wc dare not tell the public, weure making better work tte. ever before, for fear they will corn* too thick and fiut. We m terribly excited when wc have^ too many mIo. and i»ow wo have come down TfffltT’PiTe Mfaf! 58 OCt BlfiJ. w* tremble* little bccauM you may all come at mice and Fnutrau- iu *orw*4 ao that we cannot do anything. Wc had some talk with a man from California about in-ndtp. him Thiriy-five Top (’arriugeu. and that almost unfit* u, buainetw bcaidi-8 the uratexeoriingly importaat I Roman Crthtdica. or Che rid* <m the American repr—ntulive. Th* team aa finally adoctad asmpr—s t**muawhl*w*ro iu th* team of 1874. ami faur sew num. Tte former are Hoary Fulton, John Budin*. Henry A. Odder slacv*. Thoma* S. Dakin and George W. Yale. and tte falter are RmiWeil C. Cde- ' ; , I ■ I York Cavalry, and .petit ‘several mreitte in Libby Priauo in 1844 After ltedo*e •J th# war be. with hi* nvuucnl. wa» din pwtrhrd loCokwadnlo fight the Indian. from boyhood. Ia 1873 be recorded the higbaat aeon ever made cm the mnre up to that lime— nineteen oat of a pumible twenty point* lathe international ,om- .ftuola, in default of bring allowed U> mod­ ify the achool system aa it haa heretofore cxiated in this reuntrv. The elaaatsom of Ohio, politically rosuidcred, aud the reck­ lewsu— uf the Itaaocratie party haa there thrown it romplctriy under the control of th* Catholics ; and, aa may b* imagined. the latter will not suffer the ojqwrtunily to go unimproved. Thrir i*m<u»i on the school niMwtion Waa boldly avowed by Huitep McQuaid fart .Sunder evening He drriared that the Iloumn (Mtbolica are. ■without ■m*nitwli<m or reservation oj* jawed to the free ackad ay4ota. They Oppt*** a tax upon Catludioi far tho anp. port uf school* nut omlrvllad by tk-’ lbnun Catholic Church, and it la prvptned to agitate thia <|U«rtiou unlit it shall bo decided in their faror by a Volo af th* pee pie. In thi* they ajjjxwr to have the *ut>. I port of the Dons.. nUsc party—thua oxhib| tting quite *« much of a union of Churvb efu Richard Messer, of Carlton, 'was th<* lucky khan Jhfi^uli ^hat got the (fitter. We wim’t let him draw t|y.* ^par. "He ia .too lucky.” Warning the pet>j>k: hM In roue all at once, we are v«re Truly Your*. BRICK FOR SALE JAMES NESBET. NOWS YUORTIME! Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities. Trunks, Traveling Bags, Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - bes Man tea had iso experience pnvintu to thia year, bat haa antred a* high an I4fl, and ia Proadenl of a newly orguiixod rile club al Albany; Ardoa V. Canfield. Jr, in mother amateur. and hiabrrt sore lba> far fa 139. Leslie C. Breer iaonc <>f ite proprietor* at. Ttrf. Field omI Fortt. He ha» made handsome wore* in abort rangr. । leader* juai dig thr grate bat haa not had much experience in long ■' when, in thrir oflicud peri I such dirty work a* ihs*L "i--------------Frincipls*. that accord with righteousI tics*, person* who ant known for pmrity in»U-ad of partMn*bip* and practicro that lor* light rather than darkmes—ihoK-cun1 ditluns will insure the perpetuity of party. But if a twrty neplroc item: nmdition*. Iri it know th st a fm |k*>pln will not be bur­ dened and bled by the a:m* hfam <>f pub- FURNITURE OOMS. Come and see for Yourself p<wribilitire of a revnfaion. J-S. GOODYEAR & CO. •lleution of tbr Republican* of tte Stale, SALISBURY I BROSSEAU. i» the itujmwuon of weli-infaruod politi­ HA8TINQ8, MICHIGAN, cian* In the nurthern part of Ohm that the WKH. .,11 b. .JJ r,„ Kqmblican* of the Raswrvc hare made up thrir mini* to do snow toting tbfe tail, and al price* which defy all C<«jpctiti>« that if the right ticket ia made al CUnm The atoek ia Cuaplete la every depart bu* <m l he 2d of June, they will giro it a maj">rily larger than haa been known in ment. Haring teen bought vary bw. and he public will tad it far their intreat to that quarter ainco 18413." CASH an —antiilly the Mine a* tte** of the taatrb tetyear. Il fa rtipulrtcd that the A—riean tanas ■ to be niupari eaelu m *o pUialy >r*ta£ flirf• fimwt hole I tm !»«1 and can. of a grand jmimeiuuL* nanrf. aod of a comfortable. •v«e taxariul/paaugv to B««t<>o. all for r' !■"«■ of • We notice that ite atnsnu-r* an- .j.den of a» ■•world renown..' Thia ia no wagthe* Mesmer*, fiw rem Giri, apeesL nribty, aud eompktrrsem <f cs|uipmrnta, are •quailed anywhere da* on inland waler* ia lb* world. The railrxwd portion uf the route i* r<|uaUy well managed, and the solid, high l. ncsi tteractcr if thr (Hd Coltmy Compuy'atabmrs guarantee that everything will be do— ht make a pa—gn Io and fnau lUat.m mle and agreeaide to I J,.!,. REED & CO. MDUKAND BTfflES’S IMIM who an-xflcrw.nl to discharge the duties uf ritiien*liip *faniid be iu lhal .quality of right* which i* the corner atofle i>f the (ioicrnmcut. If, as now hoi* prvWde? the Repuldicau. of Ohio should tsmiwialc Judiw Taft a* their candidate far tj.wrrn..r. lb«y would practically umfina its the hi* final *bol which pare the victory to the Awmriren tram. George W. Yale u Superinteudral of the Sharpe Rile t'uua- GT F T, which will be given away to our (Jitetomcin about th* of September nexj, haa-altendency lo make more trade tten w. wsut. uerlT ’ out of a punuble 180 point*. He umw a Revaingtuu rile, and in aboMtog lias on hi* back, freeing hi* gun on the V tuniw-d by croaaing the fagw. Col. Henry A. Giidmiaere the captain of the team reread in the army with tte lAoth ll<-g> meal of NewJYoek Vuhtnternt, and pained honorable dtetnrtrin in Sherman a mm had good experinre with the rile. adojjte Major Fulton', jawition. and io the con tert last year ararvd 155 out uf * psteible 180. Cui. John Bodine ha* had over thirty year* experience ia rile *hmxing. T T K R Kraii*. W.C T.; Misa tSsarlrtt* Wood rwf, W. V. T-; J. 8. Holden. W. S»-r. Clans. Clara wunlr; Albert Shaven. W, C..T.; Mm Harriot Tucker, W, V. T.; W. & Cooky, W. Bony. T.; H. K. Whitmer. W.H. Rockfanl. Kent tvunty Mr* A. M Peck. W.C. T.; Mtw. K Bkkeicy. An exchange aayi that -as the Demoerwta will have a majority In the next litre** of Heprwrentotivro, and to te pevparwl fur that event the Washington Board cf Health la trying tn rriae money with which to procure diaewfaetanta " IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COORTED (fempariunn hirited and (’bmpelition Defied in Q UNDERTAKING Teas, Coffees and Spices ECLETIC BALM JO3BE3V (Introduced by ua.) The experience of thirty tian te the AU Kr,de« of Tew, the very beat in tl,e Market. Fresh ea«T It ia Slated that Boa. Jama. F. Juy ha* Srnisw —ter of thfa Imre aa I’Lder coSMs-ntcd to he re-alerted Prerident of the week from the Importer, 8. 8. SLEEPER 4 CO., of Burma, ui lor ealo at prices which defies auceeaaf*) competition. Central. We hope ao ; for tte man doss nor live who rouid do fur lh« company and the State what' hr can do with prefect GIVE ME A CALL. John Stanley. AH person. Indebted twite Ute flrm of Heath. Salisbury A Co., are requestrd U> art tie without furtb. r delay nr no­ lice. ’ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Salisbury &, Brossaau. HMringK April 19. 187b. Myl I Xu k! ACKIXK baaiprung r*|Mly Into favor »« pt* •reriugtte tert COMM* XAT>oxufguo>lqnallUe«,| namely: LHrbt running! ratrw of tratmporta> • • - ' Emuy 9Mtf, with ita aceurtoUK*] fairhave er er fawn known. KJerxtiug charpvn j no* to ft* many thuumud Rrpablioaa al Buffalo are now .ase-<|«xricr </ a real ■ lewder*, thus encouragM the opjxwlion. per Iroste!—osw-righlh of a cent Co I hr j Lot Ropsddican. taka aotieo. Il says ■•The ft—wrutie |rsn|wet» in thia State grain and ime-rightli to the vmnel. Ia ■some i—anatu. it fa said, the s utler rliarpha* dro)sp*d lo our-eighth of a oral Th. ItfaaKhuUfaMarhlur, with Automatic Droj Fred. Hasten beautiful and eutralrwi lion tbr eery hmu I I Z 16 TINTS LIQUID PAINTS. White Lead Works lea™., Klmikutox No, tMaCblnr for o..:n<OC—w and frtmmfity w. hr skiivwry only aMa June. IK4,. far rear, tris:"-•-.'‘.aS TO-OAT*® �AsN>^xotwr«T tuthm rrai.it-. nmre taou u.d prertim) ranlit. and lbw lo Meem and reoMnumad it. il te IWrtapremuM it ia referable tar th. pnrpuw tainted. KcCA 1 La. bwa toe awitre puraural b< Mre>re. Uah A C... propriMun rf Hall a V^pHplte SkiMa O > . w— - - 1..I .11 -1 - - —1_* * - - - PICTURES 1 PICTURES L I am now all ateio in tte I'tetopaph • Of Spring and Summer Clothing on hand We will Sell all Our Goods at *6.00 *10.00 , f«H rate, whtah will tw (iron. tba UepnbUeaa. t <u carry Ohk Mil fall by a baadwHM maJarity. Erwytbing la tararaU. for reek a • remit, ami HapaMinna In abler Kiana aaay reafttemly IwA hr tba redampaion afObln r from Daaecnlic eumapttaa In (Muber. *12.00 *15 to 22 *3.50 50c usd up •LOO and up ,'r— *25.00 ,v— *15.00 •35 Boys Suits, S3, *5- *7.50, $10 and *15. Be sure and make no mistake, but come direct to our Great Double Store. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. local hiijijiew ptitej. LAWSON'S CURATIVE r.McoiuTu. lie ask attention to the fact that wc shall leave all : accounts not settled, where wit hare sent bills, al once with a Justice of the Peace fur collection, if they are not adjusted. B e cannot longer delay. j rat. < Sa Hopkins & Barnes UHfflD HWUBT, MMW 4irM5nn£t «ltoLl*Xa1aaf d acdxiaM ar lb. aaeteauaa M eat • mate at ean at aaae Thu space belongs to W. T. eCartaaL br.aMa.ef eLab tallar ebal bU rwlltlM ur tebaarlr. aH-al.lr. «M I Eastman, dealer in Lime, Plaster (ins»’«. inrlixliug a fine 1.4 i TWINK, retelral with <mai which am being mil al prices make a granger happy tin atK ! and Agricultural Implmenu. Ac, H.r II |te Hastings, Dec 16. 1874. NICHOLS, BNEFAM &IB. S >»ur Irtlare b 4 Have on exibition one of the largest Stock °f Fancy Goods ever brought M this City which we offer io the public cheap for Cash. Be have, also, a full and complete LAWSON CHEMICAL CO. Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries:Toilet Sets- Jr., $e. Give us a -call. Hopkins'& Barnes. A n M ■EUBALGIA.SCIATICA, RHEUMATISM «rvn-»l>: a.n .Mu rHa-l Wv* o. J. M. Nn. "VIBRATOR" THRESHER. Lra.HMbli'. .qulbofeKra;y Qain >," a la h>* W. K. Berber haa a Photograph of the view* of the Svr-Nory buihlinga blown Up in ILrton MaySYlh, taken I iterant after CHICAGO I NORTHWESTERN FOOTER, ill Uimtn linn, Ccr. RMU&. REW YORK, An Independent Physician, CHRONIC DISEASE, Tte Rurevreful hying of the new Atlan­ tic telegraph <»We u a great event. Dowu with BmnojHJy. Iowa acema tn be generally excited over' narrow gauge railroad. Nnmcnwu meet-' Inga are being held Jto talk tte Blotter up Il h undcr»t..«l that Secretary Brietuw h U> be tendered a cvoiplimcntery dinner 5 hie friend. in Bnaten upon. the oereaion hi* Halt to tte Booker HiD Centennial Tte Yickaterg, bound Iran Qnriwr and Montreal fte Liv«*e»l, wreaked ISO mite front Newf.mndbml -nr day laat wack. QTH8 peerone .hi b»rd 40 are knows to hare bwtt druwued, and' nuly S Loniaiami i. *SI.<W0,(W0, and Aal il will Mxm te rvdiBwd to flh.lHHi.QOO--------Prtei^l Garrett of tte Baltimore and (Hrirfroed Mate, that'none uf ita paper u> CtiiKliu a Itiical Practise Pni Jest la Eariest, i Every year increaaw the popularity er thia valuable Hair Preparation; which it dne to merit alone. We ran a»»ure onr old patrona that it ia kept Silly up lo ita high etandard;. and it fa tte only reliable and perfected prejxtration for nvtoring Ghat ott Fabwo IIaiw to ita yonthfiil color; making it aoft. Inatrous aud ailken. Tte aealp, by |ta Ute, bceoniea white and e’ewn. It remove, all eruptionaamd dandi-uH and, by it* tonic propertic*, prrrwta the hair from falling out, aa it atimo> |nt<» nnd iiouridice the lunr-giaada. fly iti twe, the hair grow* thicker nnd atrougvr. In.teldncea, it rwrtorea the eupillarv ghuida to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, oxerpt luurou Pottaata 1* Xarape, tte ▼ret Indlaa, tte DmioUa st Caaada, nad ta every State •T tteVateL AOV1CK CIY1N BY MAIL FRKK OF QHARQK. pearaure. A»aayer e eonatituent* .are pure, an selected for excellent cm eonuder it the Bmt Pl Ltr its intended jiuqtaaea." Buckingham’s Dye FOR THE WHI8KU& At our Itenewer In many asm re^iitrci too lung a time, and too much c.irr, to ru-itore gray or tided WHAwc have prepared thi« dyn, In om pr.paratiw, which will cpurkly and etr.-c-tujlly hcmntplbh thia renute. It in eaaly auplii-I, and i.roduMe » cater whir!. wi11 n. iilxr roJ» nor waab oC Sold by nil llntgRirta, Price Fid/- THE ADVANCE. law. and will atrietly robfoeru tu ita roqnirotueste. Tlioy hare f >r aalr. in Item pro­ jury, ahn, a lam- na«actmrote all kind* of ir-wb uRuallv krt* in a grorory Mere, at tte k>w.w4 Uring rate.. XJtStf / To Ootmaonctt In May. IJDOSTWAl EintBIHOK 00. IlTt ClttEASi fur everyhijy and their Momly uiitT "Snnfcey. Il wtUateralvea awreiw retoattaa raemt ■< rev. t“dF\Cttt‘talmage. Th. Ad'MHW, lerlUlw ll. relaaUa aantoil sirui srvuisr.- KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO Pure SILVRB GLOSS STABCH. For <:bt» 'Laimdry. i. PREMll �“■IviSm. ’rriy uimplr. liltktuM lanlvd rurtu cooked lU*d*r before; anduunr-milk. Swurt milk i* . .-.denjlii only fur babfe*. feniami u aeparat • rwhhmh i.« kept. For the 'ririt. who have carb acaUhauh. the n<m milk » |>>utvl iu with the old. *nd i* K»n umr—not tn my -irang—enough for ; the tmwt SwtkliiHi* of Zulu*, |urtiiulailv | a* tbn "milk thing*" are rnX often washed. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __Sfasgi i AO-much that they are obliac*.-! to imitate the Bativea io the cuctom. though u.4 in the manner, of using tuUr milk A* in tmwt warm cliutalra, the nativm do everything in the moat leirarvly manHer. It ia late when ail return front breakf-.t to thrir work nr |>Uy. partial- trank. Only «' grucral brief »at.-men: c„u Ik-given L.tv. Tm> whi.h M<>*1 in | gram and hud aluall eirvltn about lU-ni. ! kept ricun, and Well cuttiralcd, du! mA i -OUI to be^lofitrd. even whin the »|«cv al«rul thy t&v waa tilled eight or ten fort <wh way (with tree* 15 yearn old). The i rin> appeund with yellow leavaii and nude ' dow growth, tlw aame a* th»e iu gnu*. witk no culluv. Other Ireea whuh Mood | in a tnlch of gram, each tree iu the center of a itr-fonC gram-plot, and cultivated well : i lu-yood the gram every way, did apparently ' ( lo cultivate chwrly lo tree* to make them , grow well. I know from obeervati-xi that most of the beat-working nut* of an old apple-tm are out under the .tola of tlw kmgvrt limb* and bevmid them. The manuring at different diataix** aixat the tree* haa mat abown much effect yet. TAKE NOTICE! PUCES HEUVEKED OS BOAKh OF USS 'll SEiKCHEUk OUL with Mint (Yawford. lie Lad Mood aloof, however, ever aince the night of the dance. ‘■If ahe like Sumer* bort. Jet her have hila.' he had «*id. "lie it richer than I Wifi A MODERN WATER-NYMPH. rhirh il will be that Mowbray v.M rry proud man. and wu, morcuvc lightly ime-eidod iu hi* judgment in th wrihuiUr mailer, fur why out give Mi THE gyr fix -the liberty of Poland. and iu.-i fuller iu the rnmiiy agaia.1 lliuui and I'no-u, w» Michael Sobimki, vk.w AO errtur bad been king a hupdr.*! and fifty MATCHLESS" EniE, ^JEIVIV other lady, th* two >trolied out into the piaxxi and then •<•. allured by the moon­ light. down to the ride uf the little river, which hem lliurutuitd and apatkled |ia*t the ground* of the hotel. Smu-liow Mow bray liappeiird to »ay that be expected to leavc.in a day or two. and *>mehuw noma­ thing, in the lone uf Mia* Crawford* re­ ' ply, mad.- him look down quickly inti her •if Send to the Burdett .Vauia, for Circulars. MICHIGAN nCHIGlM AMD TH 3#UTH. j a lime that ahr aludl reach the knul of her j victim, who a* yet u <up|*wd to lie unrunaciou* of tbr honor awaiting him.— When ahc liar arrived, the rit* outride the cnrloRurv until wnue one coming out di»- oantiguowi to the father*. for the young i men all know of the arrival and it* aignifi, ran«. There i* little doubt that uitue one of them m tolerably *ure of hi- fair, .race a young woman i* never rejected— that | would be dastardly in Zulu ctnJe*,' Indi- new to ngnt. meanwnue, ane never I rating a condition of manuera ami moral* 1 think* of aril unlaw it w tbruat upon her right. All her path*, if not atrewed with aky i* aiwayx blue, and the light of hear cu viaible. She due* not rit in judgement un the actiiau at her friend*, whom the bclievm to l>« all good *»<u true Her children are not tramiuehd and fmterwl , ahe believaa in them and their gDodiKw. She doe. art dream of rating her huaband; 75 •«»»» UNH MVtXIli. • OlUIJJ The BellaHe Shwrt LIm KAMT AMD WfiMiT. 9999999995 terica that adunwll auch proceading* in every country in the work!. The virit i-Lacw with a Smet, after which the future huriracd tad hi-. father arrotnpanv tbr lady tn her Umr. driving before them a number of rattle in jminxlioc to the __ nt. r.L ■_ _i -r*__ -«_ frat ttKa&gwtt: tlrgitu CENTRAL RAILROAD. Fi* Tam Jahn l Saitiai. ■AllMAI. 1 Ixdialf of her aex. ahe areented. "Mr. Sumer*.' *he aaid, gravely, when lie had finished hr* declaration. “I regret Cdid nut tall bio thia iMfuVe. that i* if 1 red with waler-lilicw, flawed between wood­ to k told at all, which 1 deplore. For ed banka Suddenly they heard the quick I cannot Marry you. Ia fart, I am pfedg nmlrfnn, and th* next moment there *brt into Kght, around a Ixtud in the river, a light kt Ue toy ofa boat. The only occupant waa a young lady, a beautiful girl uf uimrrred fo become hk wife, Uen, who «mt ’her fairy .UB dimming it drew her tall figure op alwMg. with a greet and ■w tlrat matfe il , and there came a ring mam realty alive. She waa in right only taatk , her -lirteaer fee) BURDETT ORGANS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-06-23.pdf 8d95208b6938c852b724a2a492c149bc PDF Text Text ‘.VOL. XX. NO. B, _•?_ wt[I HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23; 1875. WHOLE ■ The Studebaker Wagon! Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World aivu why Mower and Reaper ? ^'Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. AUTOMATIC SELF-RAKE TAKES THE LEAD. fitly per Since prewrinc the Jun, Mrvcnl month. -JU. bM « wed. " mtbeComrtiy GenUenan, eTtdcnlly from J. J. TbaaaM, vb« h ewr uuLiup »p» bMWM ibt tot u,d the nuotni ray ofdMag tbfap- By hi» watrf.-B bed of toran nouti—AraW tmtare fe«t b raked oaoe ■ we«k ia Mr --------- -----------iHHWf Is tracker cent, than imp other Their Skeins are ail set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work'ioose. cut or break. existence The Triumph Reaper, •odd. The Taylor and Gale Sulky Rakes, lUnini-B The Fish Bro.’s Wagons Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. it h:i< taken almost the entire trade of the i»ple <>l Barry County may justly be proud he lend in this line of mnnulacflire.' No other linn uses this Machin.- as llicy are proprietors ol'g. None but Iinhania • <-•!'-! ed Timber, iiud thoroughly seasoned, tuid.-r cover frnm 3 l’> ■r> tearsSand put UigeUter hy tin Wagon Machines. Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. Every Wagon fully Warranted, THEM. dnre a bone ar ia a ehy till Jw I owe tbc n«u .event! itwwb «U ha had expaaiaaae . JS-LtZalT-S GREBLE & RUSSELL. JOHN STANLEY NOTICE! JOHN PETTIT AT THE TO THE PUBLIC 1 Hastings Drug Store AEIF ADYERTISKME'VTS, G. P. Rowell A Co’s. Column. EMPLOYMENT t»n u tm m ■—•<% nm.na v Uu< SinjQl art iKiural Wagons and Buggies. STAR EARTH-BOIIMI ADIER. ) CRAWLEY & GRACE iydyyjf.maSvm —Jrr DENTIST Hr keeps constantly on hand .Vo. 1, Pianos ranging । in price from *250 to *1800. .t/m, Jlgenl for famous Canned Fruits and Fish. DENTIST NukviUe. FARM FOR SALE! Uw i>./ataMUwmll* Na tv,AN*W»0*. WH V“ bAX Ar. »IU. •' GRANGER HEADQUARTERS rtfKS OF WILL BP tH)U> CR£Ai‘! MET br^a.nla .Fit. Ank.w r.» r«- ADVERTISERS' GAZETTE I ’ Sinta Claus HEADQUARTERS ONLY 45 DOLLARS! Hint h'rte delivery and on time. 24 JoSonam Si., Haatiupi. Mieb. DR. C. A. SMITH’S CRAWLEY FOR SALE liter*. Edition, 1.600 oopiei. Pub- Terms, $2 perannum, ?L0R8NfcK SEWING MACHINE Medical Inllrmnr^;,. Firtte cur tfaatrmtf PnntettsBtaa. H» IIMIUSWIUKUM. A Journal of Information for Adver- tiabed weekly. This i» the |Jnn- to buy yuur prtMJU. We liWB the 1n~t line of that W»« rrrrbrourht t.. IlnMiay*. fall awl rx- Tho Now.-Improved Back-Feed amine ft* yirttnndf «>»! you will fii«l net •toek n>uipleC<*. ■RemeutUr the plan.-, lite UM Stand.'' ttneoTlU tllinT BKWISU MKCntMKJI 1. I l»TwaU._ TMaMmMaatea atawawa mM ,<ipl of lit" G.Jden .M«,tUr. For What? J. 1*. ROBERTS. TEJE BEST ’ PRAIRIE LANDS TERMS REASONABLE. IOWA AND NEBKASIA. HASTI GS MARBLE WORKS Tte Bcriinta i Mnircl Rmr 1R. On J. Cole & Son. FINE PICTURES MY STORK 05 JKFFKR3OX SHEET. At Granger Prices. GROCERS (ft IrSkttte tortf liiUBte. land rum IMfflWBUB UK __ 'T. PHILLIPS. ISUE wk SsSsSteX Ufcr* **•**>• •—w. McCaffrey's Celebrated Flour U-CItr. 150 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAMD iBinam QnBlHiMiL Iftri Erory jo.r tberamUraf .Manning and RuPdett Or­ gans. Sweep’s H°Tbl> —:--------AtmsmyjssA) ,u» B«Bn HUo .f New England Organs. Miciiian. ‘ A FORTUNE!! U«>l»U«*UUBad inutoukm,. HO IM BLACK HUIS. �TV Califomi* ItepuWicen Htete O>vmrtiou met *1 S.rrvraratn Tharvky *ft<Bora tteatoe A. A. tkmat petekd TV fidfowiag is tV fufi State ticket Mew York, in gold ami reilroada, San Freremo in Mining Stock* E»rey man, । woman and ehild in thia eity, almrot. buy* g'i,| threw, Md tVJbrnl "vrtioejff Far Governor, T. 0. Phete, Lkuiraant Governor. Jcaoph M. Uavw ; Secretanr tffBtatc, D. H. Halktt; Comptroller, J. J. Gnuo; Surveyor, R. E Crardner. Treasurer. William Beckman . Attorney­ General, K D Sawyvr, Clerk tfflV 8uECourt. Grant I Tagr*rt. and Super >t of Public Inrtrectfoe. Ker* C. lb. relu.- uu. . «« »■! cemented Government. Il ■ • oiiucidflaee that the do*» of the hundred voara find. th. .ubyrcta rf Grret Brett­ in Indi* suing for the mate right, and Will MN®, TO Mill Mill riowly moving crowd. tV hm?^ / roldierv, tV strain* of military band*, th* chiming of ball*, the thunder rf artdkry. TV platform expruoaa uadiminiaVd and that namelem mu«ie which n*« roafiArore in Prtridrat Grant, and eumvague and indmtinrt. from th* ’««• <ff ment to giv. Indm the nrfit of meod* hi* public aervicaa in both military tV throng. wiUimig UrmnmnUred by all tatiou in that body. TVy and riril capacity It* utterance oa the wV were ao fortunate M to take part la «. me repinely permitting otVre to srtte yesterday a cricbrete® There was oratory third term quiatiM i* a* follow*: • Hanulrcd. That th* Utter addrwred by the histone hunura to which we have of rows., and there were rarious formriikitchen takm a ahy at Puarmou Lanpurd. < th* Preridcat to th* chairman <X tV pointed tV way. We tare tracked the or any efkhe little atoduwhieh etwl Mly > way to K:lfl north latitude and Uv. there tUtfornia bra every fidierey known to Peunavlrania Republican State Conven­ froea M oeeat to >1 M per ahare. If tte (the eettare State* and ■ thousand that the tion upee th* .abject of hi* aoremrian ia a dforovtrcd all bui abmAstaly cooclusire ev full roratexioa of th* dandre* of thco* who idsaso* that from that - ' ‘ **• mt of iL day coarirtod. If tho chief nd ■tockariup. m^Umtndrir-tndram.nd. eartern States have not In point of dw not eoramarrturate with tV dig and rilka. and th* kitohra giri immediate variety of production it is simply wonder lioe;lVt.w* accept it as explicit and a ErJii -7-:a53 nily of the ocraauiu. that wan little matter ly aprt* a new calmo dr*e> '* their win ful. Ofcourae all thrar thing* are not final rcttlcto.nl of the thirl term agitattuo and will nxra bo farr ■‘tea; the real obprocupddc without labor, but h« whj ningi :-if they go Aren-wall. I Am t final atage ia diacovery and carry off our •ervanca of the Banin Hill Centennial lalxira can have them Ths strawbsrrira cn-ated by our euemiot oJely to are-use Foe rtidaure of there pert wan in the unprmneditatod and dtagly «Rknow nUt they A> ia that rear- TV and orange, wont grow without planting jrafourim aad dimeu.iotx. la the Republ. laurete achievement*, we refer o«r rtmtere to the nifiennt outburst of popular feeling Stare and fhrigna. H« fou^it bravely and sere and th* fi.h dunt rotne out of canparty.” The platform also deciare* that the Indeed, w. are not sure bui that the under that fiag uMH the war wa. over and the MO. asking you to put tVm <m a grid­ We dare not tel! the public, we are making better work thu gv one *tep bey ood faaturm of the fcetival which history wdl Thirteenth, Fourteenth aad the Fifteen w* would pfw<re reevaente and oowardeto iron Bat h is all ' hero, and labor wUl । ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fast. We ret Cunstitatiuoal Amcodmrata mu.t be main­ . _____ _ ______ omcedad. and th* fact* dreeriV with groakrt oatadhrtte. tho an dreert him after th. wtt rt orar. TV ■my not be ahogrther uniaterertiup to 1 ef which have, in truth, iartigated tV new yew trade**. It run* about this w>y. A tained by Coapremioaal enactments ; doterribly excited when we have too many sales, and now ainat m^nuiimity of our preri* may. ,*U hm uuunoc* intimidation *f colored men at of them two or three important dap. were reetoralal IririyiereUffiM •»¥>»*** mi-i. dfororcred, - rttVe afoertfou is we have come down rratj-nn Mn ■ m Bon we trembh a (*ir render, will not be able to road the ‘a certain quirt and unortcatatioo* per the South, and cantioe* the people against takrnt which giro promire uf a mine; It little because you may all come at once and Frustrate us sotnueh a -conspiracv' fi* the prevention of * ^at&ncate of Dr. Hayre without imagin- *formana in Winthropeounre no Wednre i, aamefe w« will Ay GUcouda, tud a romconstitutional election of Dreaident in ine what muH to thr fodinp of the ex- day, of which many of the ririaeo* of Boa­ so that we cannot do anything.. pany ■ St once fanned to develop rt. TV 1H7G; cxprtsnoia dour* to cultivate frater­ ploter al lb* Indiffnreore of h» country- toe jw-rhapu knew nothing until they reud We had some talk with a man from California about *endm. nal relation* with good cltisen* without re­ mca about tbc honor* of diacuvcry. A of it in thi* paper, and tV »cme» in lb* oweenhip k divided, into one huadred him Thiriy-five Top Carriages, and that almost unfits uafor gard to party difference* ; advocate* ecoo- great maratim* nation, lying comparatively 'Mimic Hall oa the aamr evening, of wbieh ‘ have publi*hed a tone and graphic ar business bewides the o«uy in state adminirtratioa, the punish­ near to lb* unknown region ^bat has ex- we ment of corruption, and a .ystani of irri- cited »ucli intenaa Intervet, surely it was munt by Bayard Taylor. TV Maryland A atrkinz ilhx*tretiou of the auppned ' Sitioa to fullv develop the rvwmroe* of th* not too much to expect that men who '. Alien, ou tkeir march to tV Common to tote. On inc quratiou of th* use uf th* were willing to risk their livre in there re- 1rrerive a fiag fr-m the Grand influence of political fading* upon judicial searcbo* ahould tnoei with the meet enthu 1Anay of th* Itepoblk. turned and* to market. lU prxwed. of uhieh an to V dccirioro lately occurred in the report of public Mhool fond. It .Praks as follow. uriticb will lx given away lb our Cu*ton»em about the middle “Resolved. That the freedom of the ■attic and subatantial support. Why ha* pay a graceful tribute at th* monument of • deveL5«g" tkpropcrtr. wh>eh the action of the Snprem* Court of New thia support not l>een forthroming ? Not j State front ccdeaiartical rootrol ■ nt equal of September next, han attendeticy to make more krade than wt th* federal dead ; ami whea th* *oldien< Hampshire and of the United State* hi* IxxvuMc our [x-vple are- penurious, nor that 1 mean* opening tV mine aad findiag if trict Coart of Miaaemta, which wa* pub- importance with th* maintenance of reli- they are itaauaible to laudable objects uf 1and ritimro of MareuhaM-tU, Virginia, want. , . • them,i* or* therein, and if aa, putting in l»Vd upon the aame morning ia the mme gfoa* free,fa tn from State control. Thst and South Carolina came together at the | all tV machinery m«ra»ary to the wurk- paper*. The action of the New Hamp th* common achuols and inrtitutiott* of the national ambllioo II is rather becauer. Marie Hall, the official word* of rompli from the nature of our inatitutiuoa. wo lack ■wot and bropitelity were drowned in a ahtre court wa* Ukrti 81X10 th* ilMptlted the crime and poverty which attend igno­ the mmn* of readily initiating such none­ original projector* Vve not pul a dollar of point of the conduct of the Governor and rance, and we will tolerate 1*1 iuterfereoce menu With u» mueh .!epen<i> upou the great overflow of *p>nt*XMixu fraternal Council in giving acai* in the Senate of tVtr'owa ™«>ey in it. .Ml orara from the State to certain p-rroni whore claim with it from any quarter. and that any individual, and the individual ettiaen is waa 1h» lucky man last July, that got the Cutter. We won't assutiae the lend in public under ftalcrale teterau* of Cturimton waving the tV purrhawra of tV 40OOn sharre were dujmtol. That of the United Sut<-» effort to divide the achoul fund fur the' .low let him draw thin year. “He is too lucky." Neat, we will suppuserthat a rich bed of Court in MitiiteaiHa wa* upon the con*ti *U|-purting aactariau acb.«4* with portion*1 taking*. We have, however, our cummer old rerulaiinoary tig of Kutaw in the cial birdie*, wrelthv. public-spirited and Warning the people not to come all at once, we are v«n ahadow uf Fancoil HaH, the rtnin* of ere ie really foaad. Immediately ma tutiooality of the Civil Right* Bill. In genervuv. and it but remain* for our • Dixio' and ‘Auld Ung Urn*" mingling ebinery h put In. tV ore i* taken out. in>- the fanner care political motive* were I Chamber" of Coottaetve and our trade Ex ­ TV fallowing W a rwvlutrtti aimed at with the about* uf a reunited and heartily directly charpni by the (’onrotil Mouitur. meurt preflta are made, and tV stock, which mid; 'The motive* of the tyro lb* Central IVifie llrilrood : change* to ttsrt aulmription*. and an ek- reconciled people, who liad been cncmire. mounts up from >10. ita original value, to Democratic judgre are apparent—to pre• linadved, Flftt—That «h* CentralI pedittou could bo on its way one month not only through the brief accident of- a >50. »7fi. llUU. and in aouxr rear* >400 aerr* their party in power in the State Pacific Railroad I* • State gurporocioo.■ noorc. Il i* out of the question to cn- four ■year*' war. bat through the inletme and >5ou, aad tV fortunate holder* of tV and thcmrelrai tn office by mema of the and a* aueh amenabl* to lb* law* of the’ counter the delay* and the uncertaintira inherited bitlenie** of auceatral animority. to.OUit aharee dream giAfaa drram* Bal outrage of Governor Writon. Chief Ju»-1 Stet* cviurerulag <*>n*>relfoa* Second— eutinsrtod with asking a' Congtomr-mal ap­ —three were the accae* ind incident* of That tV relation* of that company to the i propriation , fur the' laurel* would be In the Bunker Hill CenteoniaL which kind­ mind. lb. Irnlf dimee original* bohi a ma other*' hand* before aa clpcdilioo cuidd led all over the I'nited Slate* the drepewt joriiy of tV stock, and a. they art togrth cunning. uiMcnipalou*. partisan Demixral, We er tVv oueteul rt. Of them .re all t he ready to do violence to hi* cuavictiutM. ripa) and debtor end creditor. *o far a* 1 be started in any «u< h round-about way inlerert and the liveliart gratitude their wuperty within thi* State i* ounonrn-' If the thing is t<r lie done stall, ao as to know that oo day* of general excitomnt. combine the BritaA dependence. agsiort and to jurtify usurpation to gain a tem ­ ■ iffleer* uf the (Irtnpeny TVy fonu tlucarry our part dirct.vcrie* tatraelvra to their when gunpowder, lauric and rioqueure are cd Third — Tho power of the Stele over i Board et Directon. and Smith i* Pre*i- porary advantage for hi* party.' Atld in th. piraiUe *nm«*i«« uf Rum* TV legitimate rewuh. it mart ba done <m the mid corpuration >■ far from having Iweo abundant, people *onx-tiiue* give way to wealth, the Immcurc ^.paktfoa and the Aul. Jiare Treasurer eud TVnip.«i the Mitinraote case the prm* report said. an effnrir* *ort of indulgwooe which tuoui* Scaretan Wb*u tV rtock i* ap to tV •‘A* Judge Nelson ha* laxra a life-long .urrendrred by the act of the legi»lat«re spur of the moment and at once. Dr. Hayes dedarm his wUlingtxra* to v/ry little ; but no one could liaton to th* importance of them Stale, in India ent.tle highest point itcen fop*, my >300. the* Democrat, his cnqJiatie ojunwui produce* in April, a* claimed by that company ; it them to repnaeotoliuu; and it w imgmesoooxo* a chacsv. TV *bipawnta <ff or* no little astonishmer.t among raditteuns as ■ ** rather affirmed thereby in thm>- word* lead rach an expedition at the ihortrat no­ i-herre which greeted Fitxl.ugb I*« when IA to understand how anything sere the The Grwd Bnpid. Hum dtroour 1 daeraee. end finally *top xhogrtber Ru- well a* lawyer*.1’ From which statement 'Said company ia to be *ubject to all law* tira. He is ready to undertake it upon an he chimed in the name of the South a maoftheprrrent condition uf thing* <*> | mws gvt alinad that tV vein ha* given it nuuld *ccm to be a fair infervo*- that in of the Stele concerning railroad and tele outlay of >G0,00U; a men- paltry amount right to »hare in the gioriotu legncv of faviwite EagiiA bugbear • preredmi ran graph line* ' Fourth—That the right to compared with the >215,<KKI spent Bunker Hill, or the »hout* which abouk be dsnmgrd thereby the Michigan Central Brilnmd in it* imoe out, and that to (wooeewte tV work an that |«rt of tV country it is the general 1 We are not aangnine. however. that the amcosmeut will be soon mad*, and the undenlanding that question* in the wiirts ,I regwlate faro* ami freight* whosever it ex on the Austrian eXfediteon and the >75U,- the building when the Mayor named the prayer the Hindoo* will b.' greatmL □f Friday. appropriated by England for the jj nmimander of the South CanJina regiment stock drop*, drop*, drop*, till a naaie arising from legislation are •faeidsd tqrt by I i*t* i* a cuoditiea annexed to the fraachiar. <HX) Wg should 1.4 be aorprimal if it were voyage j art undertaken by ('apt. Nares;' Vtnki* it and rt grew down by terrific Imp* evidence anil reason and law. Irat by the [. and i* necewaarily vented in the govcnipareof over without ** mock a* a dircra; ment by which the franchlre ha* l«ren and. bad a. th* time* are. jt would be a political sympathy of the judge*. mewure daring yretorday * parade upon till it strikn the •wiginalfH). urprrhai*. t granted. The right to collect t.4l* i. one disgrace Io our rouintcrvi*! enterprise, if tin hero of Allante and the veteran* of fowi-r than that. Of rourse th. original • If this were a univrral cuuvictiou. tV six bay it all ia. When it got* low enough impartiality yf the beach would tra a phrase j of tV ereeulial franchire of railroad rorpn- this sum iv>uld not be. procured within a the llcUl army. without Wing that here Dr. Ila) r* wa* certainly the genuine expre—ioo of a y4f i*eaJ again and up il gum. Aad without turaning. and tV |*f»ud bimrt that ' Ipiaa. ami the power to regulate them- i* week of it* being asked for. l-vn in f.rfw for *n indefinite number of thrt gBSa. they play over and over again, in this country the court* arc the al*alc uf .|nit4y « power to regulate tV franchire very justly rehra upon out merchant* for ainaere and well-founded aeulament ycere. will rtand aghnrt at the idea of ad­ How coaid we better arichrete the cen t thedel»drJ public bvinr arirayv the victim. justice w«mld !»■ ridimluu" When re-1 under which they are collected, and the providing the mean*, if the matter i* Io be Iwcarnw the mi cootn-ili*. men luJd the spert for the courts ia lot. a* we Irani in ' power n.u*t be exercised by th* authority undertaken at all. With them originate* icunial annivermry of thi* memorable bat- mitting to PariiammiC repereentatiim of K^h—That the spirit of discovery, and to them the ti* than by jut *uch dcm>mrtration* of i the two hundred million* of India Such New York under tV rule uf the Tweed jj creating the corporation Ring, ••very thing i* imperiled. M right i* 1‘ the exigence of the Central IVifie cur- । l*en«fit* ultimately inure. When we owe lb* new (pint binding togrtber the anion an iauxvatioa will be likely to find few advmtre And yrt one would think that secure, and the foundation* of civilised ' ixralton and ,it» right to opmt* road* in of State* which the b<-rore of Bunker the Kaginh «iat£men of today, a* they and ordered nxaety tremble. The Ring Ualifarni* real excltlaivoly upon the an <v«tempi*te- the ronditiim of the |ropl< judge*, it was well known, were tho tool* th.wiry of tho State law ; that it* natural work of 1775 b*> mX been perfectly *ewho, a hnudmi year* ago. ware making of Tweed and hi* gang. TVy were character'» limited to retain the fanclioo* compliuhrd. It took right year* to nuke I is just now th*' football, and it ia being “ready to do violence to their convictions.*' ■ hirb i* derived by the Stele * nrool u* an independent people; it ha* taken manipulated ia the interest of lb* ring if they ronld besuppow^lo have had any. from C,mgr«M. *ncl, aa t V right to otwr a hundred to make u* one. But hence­ that Lae the Bank uf California for it* for the rake of money or personal advan­ ale III road outride of the State., and to forth we can bonretly wrer the motto from J*ek*oa to thi* rity T Many of th* i miUr. The jur value >f Ophir it |5o — tage. This waa the lowed and ^ueonett ervwte lien* upon it* entire line in favor of ■manager* who eaam hare from Jaekron it hat been np within • year to >475. and form of bribery But ■ judge ia the nation*! girternment atxl other credi would pey fifty rewte willingly fur flw toe j ready to At rkuetKe to his evavirtiona to ton. Sixth —That, a* a nrce***rv remit afford* ittle hope iff direovering improved afechrirfor the ninrty-ftw mils ball rain an advantage for bi* party , altbouhh of the foregoing, while Cuograa ha* th* ocean high way*, it certainly invulv® the | ty ■•ffera thi* year in premium*, ttf.HOO/ar tVy do not want to expend fiLM for s| he may act from a littk. higher. b*caa*e a right the regulate t<41* over the road on nJutioo of |>robiema of <«rau and wind ■ plant* and flower. . 12,100 fut fruit*;1 berth Ilea flv. hour ride, unhw* <cry pcrwHially unselfish, motive, yet wound*** through and inter-Steto traffic, the State currvut* th* UKvrtitmle <ff which now renfll .SOO for vegttabit* and S3U0 for gar effcctuallt the honor and fust influence uf Icvidatun: ha* aloulute ujd exdurive pow dent navigBtkui Ira* **fe and Ira* eronomi • Healiuga. Sept , Oth 1874. er t<> regulate th* rata* of freight ami cal than it might l>e; to way nothing of den* and gre*nhou*ta fid-400 ia all. the bench. mere *tock <*[«ruLuiwr machine, of Um In a country when- pnlitiral feeling is fare* between all point* within thia State. th* light that would be cast up*a many erig>na) owner* make enormoo* fortune* , ttcceomrilv SO strung as tn this, and Where .Seventh—Thai experience ha* ahown that cloudy scientific qnretious, in which th* rite, a ire brok* out uu the went rid*, 11 1 | A fire W Detroit ou Tbirtaealh rtrert, for they lot all th* contract* for eupplim t" there ia inteHigvnce enough to.bo aware tV railroad ...mpauiev when- left nneoo- inUrnti of comnwree arc more or lew* di­ mil* dirtant—Cox A Bru'* paint abaci, in Monday evening, dertroyad about >10.000 Iheamrivr*. andtV way thev bleed the trUkd. naturally look exciurively to their rectly involved. We rrwpertfully submit i worth of property behmging to Franei. Mouk Vldoa i. axoorihing. ' But tV both of that fact and uf the occcmity uf own internal* ; often diMUgard the inter three ■uggeatiriu* to our Chamber* of the center ofthe businra- portion nt the the pulHe want*. guarding against it* evil result*, the habit wot aide There wa. a strong breese, and Itockn areoolv for fiift-to-do |«uph- to of looking to t V bench for |«4itical candi­ rot* and convenience of the poblie they Commerce, to the National Board of tbe boildiur* all around for aom.- dirtance gamble with Biddy In th* kitcVn and date* ahould be rceti to b* one of tho most were created to nerve, whereby onn*»ei Trade which amrabk* in annual aaasivu were entirely of wood. TV flauie* spread TV New York TVOero MJ. that the NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. John oa the dray can be acrommodated M blr rateu far freight and fare kava been at Philadelphia thi* week, to our <v>mmcr- rapidly in a southerly and wnrterly direc Hoe- W. 0. Brownlow wa alwaya a vig- Well a* the rirh people ou the Van Web ; um upon political judgment* It ia an jn - »u^*re -till impred. and unjust diacrimi- cial and financial Exchange* and to indi­ ti>« ; and then a shift of the breem* took Avewn*. And fiir people with very aoml! I *<1*1100 to make the court* furtman , ami natiun nude again*! ommunitira and vidual merchants of the spirit of Henry mren. there are atooka to be gambled in. j while to-day the judge may <mly Iron ■ Grinnell and Felix B-.nh. whree generm- hlock, oa both aide*, awreping down every j itw to undertaking* of thi* c haracter has thing . then tVy ran northward, rrroae-i j . toward the party .f h» ebrire. ■ found it* reward in historic honor* eon- Bridge atreei. and «wept ur> Turner acred morrow he will loan toward hi* fdluw | ferrod upon their country. to nrur Second atreei. and threatened to I partiaui. Th* greet chiod ntaui tbe/areer of Chief Jurtice Chare » that Ke enter evum Second rtrert. bat were rtayod by Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in . wished to refute tV «Vrge. " •“ dmpmlc work from two of the ateamere. | taiacd political amUliou while be wa* at n-e.immcnd .that the people «honld exact «V point publicly <m tV stump Mr the head of the judiciary’of tV/wanlry, in advance from candidate, fur the legisla­ which had gut upon the ground and gi-t and inerlteldy caat a doubt upon every ture an unequivocal pledge, fir.I, that they Brownlow', reply ie unique if not efepM I., work. From thia point the rouree of will, if cUcted. vote for »ueh redaction* the ire wa* a little north of wart, and all «Th» I understand to V a enutara*ly axiom. If it Were underetoud that a jndire in the rale* of freight* and fireu *» that part of the city lying brtweun Turner ' CaaaAi h*» 2h2 tirangra, twenty a roct j •ttvre uu the Wert. Sac4x1 rtnwt oa the •VulU m> more be nominated to |«.lili<»l will leave to the railroad aMpanuu fair office than a biahup—the role uoukl be income, oo tb* artual coat of toiMt'ni.ttot. haring lorn ratablabed la May unwritten, bat it would ba a powerful of their rood*, and allow far maintaining , There are 139 Grange* in Maryland L>s*rt Jssa w *, t> t*7* I value in tV market, and tb«y go up and bulwark of the abaolito- impartiality of th* and <>j«reting the rnmc to enable them to with a memberaaip of about 7.500 ' tfowa jure the mamas consolidated Virpnia jodiciarv : and if judgvw were never made meet their jure oldigaiioa*; reread, that All grades of Teas, the very best in the Market. Fresh every TV Union Co , Ind-, County Council or any trther stock that tarns out IKK). Senator* or Dover ore*, thrir dreiaiotw they will to that end inatitnte a thoroogh pr^ieem baying a Perchenm or Norrnaa block* and porta of fire other blncka. fully week from the Importers 3. S. SLEEPER 4 CO., of Boston, sod ' invretigalion into the affaire of awporv ' (MMl of ere par w**k. Nobody .know* week! not artotitab Vaure they were ten am. in all Many habitathna* were for aalevat prices which deficit bucccmAi! competition. 1 anything about it ; tVoe who buy hav* no thought to lx- unpertiMii. ** in Minneam ; taro, a* they have ample |..wer to de, ia miugied in axnoag the baainoM block* The lllinoi* Stat* Grange will probably ' idre wher* it is, located, or tlial >t lias any ta, not to be deeoonend a* diahnom* be I order to areertain the reel ore nf eonatnicand abopaihwtroyed. and forty-right fomi value or eveu existence, Iral a share i* a cbm* they were portiean, a* ia New Hamp lie*, bcredea many riagle perron* occupying GIVE ME AT'CALL. I hr* f.« maintaining and operating the Monthly BaBrtln. share, aad it *ella. lodging ro-una pere Lumc-l out, in moat ! hoc ; and third, that tbev will, in adju*tA pluareut Granger* picnic wa* held cum luring nuariy everything, for it wa* There win b* aa item In IV ucwspepm im» a tariff iff freight* and fare*. abolish omr Itanville III., Jone It. Addrearen al mart impoorihi* to take thing* to plana John Stanley. uma* Burning, that the devalnpumute in H-Unga, Nov. 10th, 1874. I all unfair diacrimination between some were made by Mumra. Abbott and Nrere. ofaafcty, ao mtenreJy hot.wree the aired* th* Kangwno di-rict arc of IV mort ra tlmmi of uwwehandiae. and equalise reUn TV Treartirer of the Wiaomrin Slate and ao rapidly devouring wore th* fiamea. aoungieg nature, and forthwith Kangaroo , betwren different Lralitiea. having due re- Grun received >441.47 during May. not ■took got. upfrote 11 tofftO, aad rertoin TVaome wa on* of wild excitement g»rd to grade* and tprriw." men rage about the rtrert wanting to buy aountreg 171 M for the barium* hand, and frightful cnoftminii. aad to th* aMtfcall they ran grt tff it M that price. 8m> which new amount to ll .064.SS. ing of weanoi, swearing of nxm. crying iff ing th*t three mining rxtwrts want to coureel, Him. 0. L. Vallaodigham. who, Sewing machine, form an important children, was added tV Ime hn* and buy. Biddy and John waat to buy, and fort hi. life m explaining aome puinta m Knf the trade if Patron’• Agencim. foud roaring of tV lino and tV crisp 4hsy do hay. but tV enerta A> ml— the trial of McGataa.for.tV murder of a Iowa State Agent hm mid 400 .ow­ rattling of tV burning umber* of the HaMitcoToy N*. I M* Tborc who are talking buy, are. really, man Hatred Mveto, was assarainated in hi. ing madiinM lhi* year and fifty piano* *.oJrn Uuldmgj in Ute track of the «>n chine fee fauiUv ere, la th rough their br.fi.ra, milinc at tV price ■Anu ou Berta atrert, Hamilton. Ohje. •agratejc. Out of block*, from roceea, np IV (Mrd year < tri eelhetd* sfamor hm med*. It h a very te 13 o efoek Sunday night. A euoatahh from cvDar*. along the atreota. <-»mc pour tatewcr. baa tart wtth • p tatty ysn, when they here need all th* hrerinc the shot fire.1 ran to the mfoon ing pooplc. Indra with their bousehold Mid fraud McCrehan lying deed in a piral good* throwing them blaring into the of blood. From tV appoaraner uf tV street and nulling back far more. WoeudVcoOM ooanf the thing* that were room and pomtum uf Um body th* suppad-1 nwa rushing with their arm* crowded full Th* |*cplc pockst their foaeaa, and the ti<« is that *ume or* entered th. mluou. HaanaoTotr No. »M*of clothing, and falling fainting, fro* faTV Bulletin of tho Wkaraain State Ugv*. exeitetaMt and bank. Sratura begin astgiaeerin|t another swin- cnlle.1 fora drink, and while McGeban etxlae for wu: *«/.«*»*< Grange Executive Cummitxee not only tff the mas* tart, which they curvy waa serving tV «-toa-r V wre shot by Ahboagh tV river i. 8tt0 fort wide, and tnntlly u*:, (reefer -.ms one through a winA.w that kdk. indoo* not think the >5 initiation Cm too manv hrs cinder*, aad rreu xrae good 1 through the seas* way. for dellvary only dare high, bat think* it qmataMabk whether Of cuures jart enough outsiders make to an alky oa tV wert side of tV houra. sfcsr-’jKw it fe really dmirahia to Vta penna* who ' money in than thiag* to nirouraa-e people A spsiew/wagua had bora tracked agaiaot of wort i* altbosfi e to keep omtaiually going ia. Now and the window, and the awaunia unArabtsdly । thoa a nma who buys al a duller, has stood npon it wVa V fired, a* a pane of gitas wa* shattered into a thoumnd frag nsrata. Although aka with several bul­ let* in the right temple and riAr <ff ita face. McMehan Vdrtrength niuaxth to prt two blocks east of the river, csaght fire bi. rewolrv to dated U—alf but V fel from a riader, aid was entirely dtatroyed deed <m reaching tV end of tV ROintee. Had thi. fire spread, or had the fire uuce No clue to the murder u yot. girt at wwk among Urn hunber-yards, or | woodtet-ware tnotorsm <ra the sort md* <ff I the riiw. every one felt tV: tV whole eity would lie Liplcto TV Bridge etraet bridge, a wooden roofed structure, caught fire throe or four tiam.. Had the flame* oooe f*et*esd upon tV wort ead" ef tV Widge.lVy would Uve gsBoped orer to tVemh VtorimixitVcartsed. ta afcw rj&sjxt’SrjLtz We only want to sell just HUNDRED rf ** Buggies this year. If the Exoite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of oustoiichs cuctj ihfy. h*l*t Richard Messer, of Carlton, j. X. REED tc. CO. Truly Your*. NOW IS YUOR TIME! Gent’s Clothing, ■ Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantity Trunks, Traveling Bags, Come and see w _ for Yourself J. s. GOODYEAR & CO. IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED Teas, Hurrah for the Spring I CHICAGO PUMP Coffees and Spices �OSWEGO SILVER GUffl STiEffl, T, KINGSFORD &8CN. OSWEGO CORN STARCH. KOI LAWSON'S CURIHVE >i now all at.ru- ia lhe l‘h.X<<r>pli ■a. and aa I kava raa-t- arrange to iarmw nt facililHw . fur thdug (work than vver, all .b.rald call SPECIAL NOTICES. Rapid., Cblcatfoand Uubuqur, via Clin­ ton, Cbicwn and Frweport. Chicago and Manturtte. Chicago and Green Bry, C h’.eago and Milwaukee, Chicago and b*. Paul. , Thia to the Only Line runnldg iheae car. bat ween Chicago and St, Paul or -Chicago and Milwaukee. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with cmini, «unu, BHEUMATISM .6 TINTS o-ncsmWissL. LIQUID PAINTS. FURNITURE ROOMS. White Lead Works SALISBURY 1BRC3SE1U. E.B. FOOTE, M.D. in uumn Iran, teawaa, , few tote HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, ■OYSTER OCEAN' fa Wependenl Phpcian, CHROMIC DISEASE, al prime which defy all Cumpeiitiuo. IJ.c «C<wk ia Cauplcto in every ckjwrlnw-nt Having bare Longhi very low, and he public will find it for their interval Io UNDERTAKING 'DIED, rsg.ir.idsxt--"" ........ ■ litM feiijipej? Jtotice;. Farmer, nmember that thc,.4d and rvliaMc hona-ofC. B’SaWrary to.an<ver, I buying .-gga, butler. |a«t1lrj aad all kind* uf fanner . prudtuv. und.-r Barlow A l.-.i year’. Bt.ar. and paying f.W I hr unr the i highrat nurtel price. PatnnttU lb.- l>..tuw 525^391 •• If " PUBUSHER'S NOTICE. OaaMtooltolthe appropriation lie graer. ^1 wa< .Mealed M follow. . AyH. Hkka aad bawaaa. X.J. B«d, fcu^MA Fullar aad lM. CniEtimltitalPnfiB -­ ... rta...~. MICMBLI, MEPMB A ft '•VIBMT08" THRESHI We ask atIention to the fact that'ice shall leave all accounts not settled, ichere • ice have sent bills, at once ' with a Justice of the Peace' for collection, if they are not adjusted. II e cannot Ion ger delay. Lota uf new giaai. al Crawley A Gnaw.. irulud.ag a lieU WOOL TWINK. arkwud with girul -an- and whieh are bring •Ud’alprfcvw ihal «® nuke a gntnp-rr hapf<y. •<>> and «* them. Salisbury & Brossesu. limting*. April 11». 1R75. Myl ■ssaa-in-. Hopkins & Barnes W. K, Ihrla-r ha> a holograph of live view* of I tho firwetory building. blown np io B-artoa May 27lh. ul« 12 lu-ura after the espUiun wb.wo.j2 Ul their lire. and 100 were w.mn.leal "and HMUinnl fiw life. Can be Been al the akwe atul bIbo a foil . hoe of new gunda of rvrsy dnesiptiau, I cheaper Iry 20 per eroL than rear offered I is Ibra market. We guarantee to give Have on exibition one of the largest Stoekof Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which ire offer to the public cheap for Cash. We have, also, a full and complete fty***? Stock of Drugs and- Medi­ Moody cines, Books and Stationary Tl^juraagn iak^taa H. nkaaM. MnMl Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. &c., *■ttlbfflA TSP BlBLS KWlHKS.’ cfr. Give us a call. THE ADVANCE. Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings, Dec. is} 1874. BRICK FOR SALE I The Subm-ihr, will com­ mence the Manufacture of 1NMJSTWAL EXH1WT1O1 CO. �SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO MICHIGAN FRUIT AND FLOW­ ER GROWERS. The amour t of premiums for fruit and lowers autb. tiled to be r.ffered by tbe State Agrir-uiiural floridly, and to be paid by the.frcwanier of that M«k«y. foil for 1 K7l. Tl-ie V.vrrjr literal on tho ,»rt of thia taitty.'iMl the ft nit *»d Hater )au|dc rbulthl fullv ajftukir thfopmiiw sjhit. ei< rrtltBVtr to make :u ixl;ii hili< i. wi nhy ■ I the Stale and hri jobu L vomei h»« returned from Ucjkjavik “with girairid Ci.. u'.uisi iuicurlr. news uf an uu|urdlo!cd diMatcv. It arcti­ | Tbs .eeiv* a-"l viu.-yaid |tem’.nw' «t« that tbe outbreak began on Christmas, sad bax roMiuuisi ever rinev with scarce any I I iuliahitaula were terrified by MiLtetaucnn iH.t«cs like thunder, which extended through nearly twv-tbilds id* tl® UUudEarly in January f.JL.wi-d curtbuuakc* iu prsoft «T Haig Writ." How the suffered during ihu next half hour ow!y h«r own heart knew; but she made her appearance among the dan cere, more bnAmnl than she bad ever been. Like a tery ficiry ahe flitted thnmgli tharooiu. laughing merrily at everything, talk ingpolitioi with the old tacu and flirt­ ing with Ae yowiv men. as she had never doigwdtodobaforc..- When Harry claim cd her hand foe tbe Um act, she lx*wilder, rd tho poor Mfow WUb>« roxy. ^uct. ttah ways, turine lhe tender wwnla he wlifoperod into ridicule, and crcB allowing her wit to degenerate iuto Miuging ear- TLc ooBkoJature >■( tlie f.uit dqertral the Sula .Fair i< | ul in sharp.* . I resident Pximofov, III lx- aodatid by tin Revra af ill ‘ ending Lurti. uhunl owrcoa of tbe S ale. . A premium-if. life etnla-iahip a 111 Im' given f r :Lv ux »t per­ arc WjUI him lb hfo toufonanm; wj want him io the field. We worth! Co th.- iritii.xen. the ►.•tutt.-r. the )4>yriciun nial the Warrior The l*n>vinctal Committee of safety, whiue members had |«rwmal knowl­ edge of his worth, spoke of bis death as that uf “a man whose metaury rill la* en­ deared to hfo muntrymeu, and tn the wor­ thy in every part arid >g»- r.f iIm> world, ao lung aa virtrie and valor shall lie euieeincd ■Everything smer them had oceaxd to prove to her that the man she had loved waa but • bearUroa flirt, trffling with her heart while his own was plighted to anotb- "» remir ita Oetlwr.' <«»> las-t —^rr|IlU tutjBB* mM Mtnrw«T J.Zu^v.'r^sr'' aitifully, than- “supposed to be killed." There ia a tra ditimi, however, that Major Small, of the Brilfob Army, who afterward laxaiue a Genera! and wbrwe life, ao the story goca, r» aared during tbe secund attack on tbe redoubt by tbe penonal interference uf tract attention. The object is lo bring Warren io bin behalf, raw Warren Gil the aocievimefllM* Stale together in friend­ when the redoubt wa- capcarrd, and ran ly ivni|xritiou forward tuamiat hiru. He spike to him. The premium for individual cvllrctiomi but Warrea "only looked up, anilled and died." It waa not Ha personal exploits But the C.l..r had left her eheek aud .lid during tile battle, for General Putnam -­ out return. And next morning she Matt­ gallant serviroi arc mure fully rejurteii; ed home islrtralar »t Iks tolai • ■ Mrs. Thurston took her in her artuwho-tbey part.d and whispered. with • Use Suh deepened ou the grod-by kwa, -We bad Jumd to hare you needy people. Several hundred persons wife' arc also reported to have perished. Tlie wodd-roanwaed Gcysen hare dried up since the terrible eruption began, aud in■trail of water, these mysterious ftiniiel* il N.pX.B I emit immense ■|uaat><i>w of hot smoke and tSCre..—J,.----- anything but archmBu and mischief was to aaboi, which, during lhe nighl. ruing several thcxiseud feet into the air. appear ink Mm-------1----- -- ----like gigahtie ivilnmus of fiaiiiriiao. fire, And ttow, when the bad thought her lore dead, and pride had stood in triumph over its. trampled ([rare, it was ia her heart again struggling t<> be heard. When Mamie earn.- to search for her she found her walking ■‘Crr her health." she mid, and ■Tl't.'T.J?’!'. Every Buller and Eugioe ia tented by Siydnutlto preaaurc to twice tho —<• rasBure and also steamed up and ran, before leaving tbe works, to famrsto-J set workings In the- hands uf tbe purchaser. ** Tile Boiler aud Englnu leofe tbe vroaksmxupMe; andtliepries lncls.tMnm. htglne. Force Pump. Bteam Gauge. Grate Bara, Gauge Cocks,IklstrvSZ' team Valve, Judson Governor, Blow Off (jock. Ac. ” rttets t>n.ivEKH> os board or cabs at sraisonua mh Stripping ttaxirg. 3 Horn.- Poorer. flB.au; 4i lion* PVwer.'fl^ia. ' *“ We manufacture and furalab at low prim, I *n I leva, Sliaftlnr Cvdtei xj Hangers, also furnish Belting. Gum Hou*. ,ti i. "■f—n ul Further Information will lx* cheerfully given by addressing the mxoahntaM ,J AM ICS LEFFEL & OO. B=lf SPRINGFIELD. OHIO. *“« ...... jmmHbk eoqwatfoh even in the rcldnewi «>f b«e manner, but Harry ualy saw that . •dainty and fortune, and tn lung laid tbe la«r with hfo heart at Laurie's dainty feet. Hbe took no lima for thought; she'could never hive any one as she had loved, and she was fond of Cnndn Jack, and s>> Laurie mid THE h*7’i. amounted to fMlii (Jn January I, 1ST I, there waa not a penny in this fund. The Kxerattrc Committee desire to build up this fund, aud benrc by offering life mrmb>T»hi|a for premiums set end |Mir The Menly Boy. What is it makes amanlylsiy ' It no sire or weight, fur there are some larg heavy buys that arc anything bui nun! We saw <m.v a big, burjy follow abac fourteen ynrs old, with a fiat like a snu sledge-hammer and a voice as loud, aluuu MATCHLESS" BUHDETT I given t« fruit growers, tho membership ' of tbe society w extewb-d awl the money 'given fur such premium*, is diicrtcd to j the treasury of the Ms-iety, sin! finally ; Irrtnaoently iut-wted f.«r the promotion of By the first of January. It<7«. the E»<* cutii.-romuiittre* b.q. t<> be aide ly jepriu a life mvmliraship fund of Fd.lnitl. Il will be rioliicd that the luinrv of the awiwding ci-u>mitlccs are mu given or tmbli-lied aa hm been tbe custom. Tlie Kxeentire committee, in IB74, adopted the plan of selecting cvmiwtrnt graiJcmcn ur' i experts lu award the |rcmiuius of the fair 1 Three gentlemen were duly wxified and | promptly apjxwrod at the fiur and attend I ed to their dutieri. Hie result was very gratifying- and gave proers) satfoCnXion. | The award, were distinguished for their I discrimination, fairaces and impartiality. The same jysteui will Le adopted in 1873. The premiums awardiM in the PubmIuI gieal department will be paid on Friday. I lhe last day of tbe fair, bv checks drawn ou A. J. Dean. Kao., the treasurer of the State Agrieultural HooMy. At the fair iu 1874, Mr. Drwu paid every cheek pre■ sentefj him ■« Saturday. — that exhibitors ■ had the money in hand before tlicr left the fair ground. The amount voted by ■ the State Agricultural Society f.»r prctii ■urns in this deportment was' SI.30U for I 183. an ineroise of filtOO over the amount, voted in 1871. Thia liberality ou the part of the uxccutirc rvmmitter of tlie State Agrieultursl Society should call forth from ' the fruit growrra of Michigan a re.porre| worthy uf the State. . All fruit ahipficd by rail for the fair should lie directed to Hon. Wb. L Web­ ber. Superintendent ofpotnrdogiea! Hall. East S^inaw, Mich. Eii'e, . bister wbaa she saw Harry with tbe n hmadwana O Uarie took ’ ----- let you go until you do." and he took her ~-----‘ --------“ _, and | hand in a gentle but fine grasp Looking tri ndMtaade, rimi into hfo eyes, h&ring the winning voice bariio her fliubed ; agmn, ahc yielded a-of oW. -LaBrir. we eat with Harry am! I bum have done wifh mistakes. I loco Led jn.coorerwu.ioa. I yoa beilar than lifir itadf. and I believe ^T*W>poBe." aaid thxi when you came to oa last winter you «tn. then curiously i loved me. For.somc reamm you attend | toward ne. I would have found the rmif urgent btuino* had not called me ly just BB you were leaving, and I old have been here befrre thia if the •VaAii’ 0^ TouarY Aod Um* M Uun me to New I'oel. .her the gallant auMain gave hu vareful critique have been detamed until last week, wpaw Jfhw Rvxm1 ’ Lmt, of which Laurie ' ‘ htorfbottmewo'd. Nat until day fight dal the crowd of yOWBg folk, gathered beneath C.!oud nratasi a bdspitaNe roofdfopem-, and it | *■ eleven u. as. when lhe fire gtrfo at I Magwalia gathered armrod the breakfontolrn- H STM quite 'tiausin^ to observe inre me that you bred me and at tho m.- lime be piodgU to M« Everett?" “Laurie Loe! I ptedgad to Mfo. tercet! I do not understand yum" Thai, with oyoa downcast again. she M him of aO.be hMI heard that night in Mtn a “baby." and say wl about being ‘tied by bia strings ho dues not min knows he U right. He will never engage spurts: he loves real spur nothing for fun that he wo i Jartm & Saiiiai lam IAIU0AI. . MICHIGAN AM THE SOUTH. Sr.l&a, Mosurtss. L’ EteU-Ucin ps? Msrekck 3 IN ii in 11 Siiil si a • It ____ 1 7 SO 8»trc»i • ‘IH— : - ^-s~-r- a very fine thing. But be waa manly. Nor does tbe power to >moh> cigars without getting sick nuke a manly boy. Some boys tbiuk »o, we know. We hare earn seen small boys, nine and ten years old. pick up stnmpa uf cigars which men have thrown into the gutter, ami |Miff wdkfope* pride. • Mae in hfo*slighlrel set away at them, holding Bp their bred- and JnM Ueri a servant tapped at lhe dour. stalking along, a* if to say. "Ixulioi and • A pmtlemau in lha pari.», Mfos Lauric. gentlemen, look at us. M e are men. we Thinking only of Comb Jack, sha hotbed her. eyes and readjusting the pink ribb.® that bound bar bwtr, she ran down tbe stairway. Opening die door meehanieallv, in nod Mood face to face with MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. rsiftflFI ™neo opened, alUtlr faded spray uf arborvine fell out Ju her lap and a dainty scrap uf n«4-papc< witlt R, dfodorisg the face uf Hany Tburatou uabe bad first known him. The deep blue eyes looked up. into hera, and the boyish .n^rath. unshaded by mouMsche. seemed foebdy iu syllable hre name as of uld. Through blindiag tear* ... . — »hc gated Upon it. thin clcsxxl it firmly Loe, hwvu you nu Mtd.piMvtl U with, other thiags to be de­ JB5 =15! S'. r» T» Ka j, 6u t»L_ 1 S3 IB 1 ■J57 The Manpcttc Mining Journal nay. that (Ifift tons of rofipcr were produced from the Quincy mine, and 322 tons fn,m the OscreJa in the fire months past. and that shipments from Portage Uke arc very lively so far this mmu. reaching 1,95c tons up to tbe 2d inM. Srx-BATTia rrm dxmiutv.—Comidering bow much pains people take, first in excluding sun-light from their dwellings, awl serood in protecting by clothing their nalo b<rir« from its infiuctuw, it ou read­ ily be seen Imw want of sun light on the person may be a gnwt anre of ill-beulth. ■ Bemave the cause ami lhe effect will «»*" « the hygienic prc«pt; and EenM in ail MMBaa when wut of sun-light hu been the eauae of disease, sun bathing must be a valuable hygienic curative agnney. brom, of debility, unarcmnp^ with fever, it fo nariv always raluabic. Whenever the skin fo tafo and bloo&m. — whenever a cold and ciammy condition RadoBRWM, exritabffity, irrilabUity often Muxumb Io this agruev when they will to no other. Huu-butha supply the place iu some aenae, and are worth a thotmndfoJd more than all the iron, opium, alcohol, etc . in Chrisvisdam They arc sot, a. a it. By-and-by you win take from us afi role, to b.- ure.1 in feverish condiriorsr of our luxuries I think wine pnwnntM di- tbe system, bet wherever there fo torpidgeation. Did you ever bear of a man who «.uld not sat cbaeae without hurting him? Then I miraxme you would deny me diUMe." She replied, “Did you ever hear of a man standing umler a gallows, and Baying to lhe wiuinw of the cxccutimj, 'Now, my friend*, take warning by me ORGANS TAKE NOTICE! J.rraWJi:1frrd=AV=;-'g mn urni iirtnis The Reliable Sheri Lite BABIil SRBBVlKtllN mgsmaagat i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-06-30.pdf c29859e8c003c38cd092a0aebd274848 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BAHRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30. 1875. ClEffl WITH MILLER’S WONDERFUL 454457115 AUTOMATIC SELF’ltAKE Spoke Warranted K is hlriiost :ik li^ hl as a Droppt j, pi i fm th It.ilniiced, t*iils .the worst dob'll and t ;irig|pii grain, ;dway« brings the grain on slraight; fail to set* il . W<‘ulfirt sei! llitk longer tin Their Skeins I are all set with their Patent Skein; Hetter-Ml'filth shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly , and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never 1 loose, cut or break. BE FEEBLESmAPBB ANDMBWEB The Triumph Reaper, • odd. The Taylor and Gale Sulky Rakes. The Fish Bro.’s Wagons Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. THE ROBBINS CULTIVATOR No other firm uses tiiia Machine «»> they are Eaki prupi ifiioi-s oKm. None but Indmnhvs Olel ed Timber, and thoroughly seiisoiietl, under cover Ikoui-lato 5 yei»M. ami put together by the Wagon Machines. Every Wngon fully Warranted. i>KCC andske'them. Come and see us at our new office, next door east ■of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. GREBLE & RUSSELL. WTOTTO^ tn HUH I JOHN STANLEY ! nXvi <; HT & IJU Uli ALL. JOHN PETTIT EXTRAORDINARY AT THE T° ™ANNOUNCEMENT Hastings Drug Store Pianos, Organs, SD DEC TED TIMBERS. Wagons CRAWLEY & OKACE and Buggies, M1U HiVKKTIXUiKBTN. A»1 M«S. G. P. Rowell I Co's. Column. "’itN aadm xxivj 4?U ■ vrium: ' Arad Before You Start now, IxboU, I n unl-> my pnioic: run* iberviunt. Mad { will nabvrfMrtbM what thia ahull du to tkv (triple La tho laMer day*.'* That adv«tMiB«*t w» a taniUe praobeuy, a aeUrng tutth at the rrelaattapbaUt; and all idrertiaiag uaght la be, I1L- Xfriptore aJrcrtMng. a artUnr ISfl'HR IX TOE TRAVELER’S OF lIAItTFOKl), COAX. _ !!»•« . <1.»y4v . BOgK AGENTS ‘•""“ZrwuA. Canned Fruits and Fish ■ ibboutmm . • llicanll iWlliator. | Ukavlaa, I kata Ma«kn||Hklit 4-«» (^Billakl ■ U«lw» •k.lwaiWll.a. katiaaaa ! TOIL IKS 4 Sffflffl, CIGAR? Shop .mi J.-ti.-r.ion Slr>-*l. ii.ntli <*f Hnaiingp ■ . J aU r* . DENTIST Naskrillt Slit-'Ag.-t >1 fn, the l upul.tr New llpgI.I..1 Or,MU, JJvhtA llruu, Fallatn , <k Son*, njjil U. H, llatt-v. sisii.rr.-=;.i-';raarw,a^a UtHpi. Sw«t’s HPTEL> -R.li.-aM IB-.! •• fihiA B.,'.L. FARM FOR SALE! McOaflroy'.- CrtobrntiMT Hour laiil IL-vKr.. 4iulKcvcr)thuaf in.I !• ■URFOSEH. t, New England lt.rLBaS. ul .Sank A*ar»a. Tkk* ta«^Jj«-Oin Organs, JHnnnlHty-ttird liur^lett (fi-' ' '■ ■ i ; $5o to Slo.ooo U.« a itiifld Irrnh W-inlrd l|> every Cmmlv - in lite Plate. , . ‘ 900S PROFIT. 0» riusi, Hai ii taaiad la Steak rH<Ua«aaa 4 aaM IV.* inifiy.'UutnL 'BU*VK. 1W ACHES OF VALUAALKJ.AilD ■iiwiwiMsmn //c kceiut mi htuul >¥n. 1, liitrifiH ranging iu.pi'ice-fruin H&Olo liEOO. ‘'jiitri. .4grnt for • famous GRAHGKR HEADQBARTKR8 THRKB uritlu.uc L AN n Santa Claris HEADQUARTEB'S. on-lx r 45 DOLLARS! raTUu OoocarU. OUOAMa TUt L Bt. ^lare Io jt-iir, jnt^ctity We Ufr .ilir U»tH,q<iui£_.Hu<4a.fluL <4* rwr bwU|ju-4<< lUaiiten. Call sad .ox. Thd Now IffipJovod^lJ*ck ro«d auund An^imw4f'«n.l '^*h Will tM <fnr For What ? uk IVA. SMITUU • Medical InArmnry nan. Mt. nrr<»«>iiKii »5T> till-»•»•>» iw>. I-’.-.. a mi (Uta MMmi <iu suoy FUHOili Slow Oppr-aMir lire- JI delinks 3, Market ' ” frtowOintttfBffiiBnsr ■■ - A Ito.aaclt airf wAnUA-raia iO^MAjte ‘ TERMS REASONABLE. CRAWLEY A ORACE. ■ •' ;'f. _ J. 1\ ROBtliTS. 1! HASTXKGS ;m a n w-f wrntK9 fine- pictures J. Cole & Son. ;aX xr WAV1"•miw txtran. ' SKWIUG HEHfflt EMPLOYMENT HUM M*U. CANCER nrwrnjTE. H. (KHtCUmi. , -J apn-'K » ptcrint HuwUtori. lamniMnf ' * TJ1K. WEEKLY HVN. nttwwe’*-* Lgij <r, J V ITALI A N ..hr' • *' *V?T^TJW^*****’ ttwht-* •' i&. uctyam . ‘j*’ ■* , *“ J utaraw,-.^. V- Ke aUmtiaau i«» mm's Uaiaem A .lUttokihdortfark'-M. iMhenbr m wirt * aCMMly �BARRY AND EATON COUNTIES. SjlSteft ikssar-"-' In a previous letter I gave my iwpreeaiomi of tho Chimro in 8an Francbeo. I know more about them row than I did t^en. for this maroing I went down to the wharf where lay the monstrous steamer, tbe “City of Tokio," and mw a tbouaand fa sure to bring protoctiow to all who trust it. The Barry and Eaton ask your al tewtioa to tta efevee year* of continued proaperty, its fteedun from hligatiun, iu payment of M5.000 of loses, iu 2.300 circular fasped by the Agricuhara! Ia«r In IStiJ the Barry and Eaton obtained aau Cjraptay of Watertown, 'Naw York, ita charter’ lad cuuimeneedjt. work, the which company through it" agtuu mh-iim willing to rowrt to anything to deUmy the policies taking adret April 11, 1864. Undoubtedly the beat rwrou fur Uw ■_2—; ■ 'ir'.i.. L_ .r >aso __ £2 We Ind thia fa one of their circular. : . “Incase of Ire. these Mutuals companies pay—romo two third, rornc thrro fourths, ■ome four-fifths, and same nine-tenths of .bow beyond a doubt fast tbe Barry and Eaton has not proved "s deinsiou and a rear." to those who trusted it. We invite you to their annual meeting*. We invite you tu an examination of their book*, and to thoir reports fifed with the Commfasiomw of insurance and tbe County Clerks of each county. TYusl meu you know to b* true. Do not be deerired by men you do not know. Do not be deceived by any false theorioi or false statements. The Horry and KiU n never was in better coudition than it is to-day. It never derermd more confidence than U d<*w toJay It nr4 only deserve. rothst, althot^h the farmer* held an fa •uranee policy fa sum* etHupany, it was un­ certain whether they would rwcrirc a dol­ lar dldthej met withalua. In'..A.-' sound rompanfa* they had to -pr. <«*—-*«. “ W —. W pay fttsa t to 1 per cent, annually, and hl* insurance in a Stock company, and to be fa an unround company was wurre in every case tbe sum be thus fares would keep him fully is»ural fur many year*, ao that when a lorn occur* bo find* be fa only partially [rotccied apafaat it at the best the farmer* fa iu territory. Since the 30th Bead your pulieicsandyou will see that thia of September last only seven policies have been cancelled by request of insured except in ease of aalca, and during that ; tint* wo have Insured more than a bun- 1 Wink ** arc waiting for iki. vcrJkl fa and all are dufag a. good buafawa and ful­ the Bo-vlier sac *W Ukr occafiwi filling' the design far which they wore pans the hope then there will be no more forined. The Barry ami Eaton, the one of which we write more particularly, during of this whi^h lia.'JuiC elottd.' It m«y lie its eleven years uf work, ha* nerrr left a urgiil (hat tbu disrovety of new . videoci1 Idot or Main about any of iu work to mar of a decisive chwactcr ought tv lead to a rc<praBotatiet> of the care fa thex»«r«sfcia order thai antbroiieJustice way be -km® to the parti-n 1nv<4vtd, sod that public ujiininu may 1«) re< rig|it. . Tlurei) lirtlej i It luu paid out More than forty-fire prubability., lwirav.ro that any wh di^ thousand dollar* in kwwrerinrc iu organisa­ cuvery will be mad*. - Evjy quarter in tion. averaging a little more than four whfah it-may be <frpr*ital bx< already been ranrecKcd, and every mofivc for iu [ publicali-m ihat gan eyo< be >>pcrMiv.', ap­ eleven you* iadnding all expense and parently, ha- been brought to l-oar fir it. thi^dtey fee, and the 10 rent* a hundred production rhiritae the'- »ir fnonths, trial dollar, for Insuring, 18 cents a hundred beferv the pttycfii jo»v. . The probability, dulkir* a year nr (1-B0 per thousand and then, m IhalTikc tbe example funii-dtod by o-uuling only thcBMosmeat. about l&cts so many other celebrated trials, all the • hundred or fil.Wper tbottrend. With Gets shoot ibis matter nut yet mad.* known these facta and figures who ean doubt its to the psbHe will remain locked in the b>**onui oftlriir depositories til) dcaih puts it. Citai real upon them. If, however, now facte of imp-wtant bearing iJumI.I , romc to litrlw, they would simply themsrirre titthe body nf pnbfie’ nplnfob, and would thus lave »ub*taut>alJy the same effect a* if certified ip a (A>un i.f eoaupcUtinaa , with Mutual*. and with that ; Addreste* by Hon. Sohuvler Cotfax Before the Ulerary Societiee-Thi Higher Law of Ufa and Abraham Lincoln - Largo Attendance and Interetting Exarehet. content. many nropanien insure for full value and pay It. , The Barry and Eaton insure ou build­ ing, not excueding throc-fuarth* valitn and ■nJ when any agent or aay rompany make a rtatemeut like tbe *l*>rc they atale what they know to be untrue. Again in the aanx- circular we find thia bugis-or hold aut: -I* addition to tbb the hutury of fire Insurance fa a faithful reconi of their failure to naret tbe wants of tbe pcnple, and the la* reports of the different Stale* arc filled with suits upon their application.. They hare nnireraally broken tbeir promise, to their peliry bold­ er., and proved a dcluafan and miatc if continued f»r any length of lime ,. noil. They ww* Urn genuine article, and a look at lh<m wx. eolertaiiing, a* weU ns instructive They aro allowed to come off the ship fa wpadn of tramy. ereh with bis or her baggage, rod are ho«p*tobly re­ ceived by the custoo boroe officer* of Unde Ham, who show, them tm.ro atlcntion thsn they ever get again. He firat compel* theta to open their bW. which he examfam with a rapidity that b miraculou". He t<wra> out tbeir clothing, bolding up each article tu tbe light to »ce that nothing dutiable fa hidden in iU fold*. Ho open* their empty and half-empty can. of provision, to the*smc end. and after tomfag their traps about fa a manner that makes them bowl with angufah, he nb- ing a useful, virtuous and ancccmfel life. in hi* baggage, to not only defray hi* ex­ Hdf-control and self reliance are qualities penset, bet leave him enough to get back of great value, and the ancient injunction “know thyself," eras tbe result of a pro­ upon. If ho is not an opium sharp be may hare rilka, and other good, that arc light and easily omomM, the duty on which, if be ascspis, would make him de­ cently rich. I saw one stripped who iiad rilk thread wrapped about his body, tbe NOW IS YUOR TIME I eovugh to act him up fur life in hi* satire village But tbe custom house officer* are very *mar|, and from long experience are up to the most of their little games. The most uf them cutac to grief. After they aro examined, the officer, if he find, uo dutiable good* about them, put* * chalk mark on their bopgagr and another on their back* and they are free to depart. The employment agent* are wait­ ing fur t hem They are loaded up fa expraw wagons and taken to various ludginghuwui, where they May till work i* found Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic's in Endlese Quantities, LlMnimilfM Trunks, Traveling Bags, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS: Itself Its Only Parallel I The NBtions Holiday! Independence Day 425185 cierie. and President Jocelyn that be had coarented to come to Albion at all He would not altemp* to disci**)'techni­ cal topics, but would for an hour dixnuree tu them npou • The Higher Uw of Life," that ptfocfalc of lirfag which tends to rocwigaed to them like so many pieces uf ux-rchandiM.'. Tbe harridans herv con­ tract with their agent" In China, who. for m> much in hand p-ald, buy girls and "hip them. When faey arrive they are taken to the Jen* on Dupout, Jackwn, aoJ Tscific .trecU, anJ kept there in abject .I.> .Ill . L—— — ■ .■ *.. Monday, July 5th, 75. Olivet College. kwihg Wefn.Jlre. «n J a IT! only ai .UffjjiM'WtMl'tnni'w Ut» gaa a MMmiMMifan'o »'• i: on mW. ff nofIke r^, fcr^.earlriud the merchant and manufacturer*. hare their wires with them, but no one ever . ouxf^ly J-S. GOODYEAR 4 CO. HIPPODROME, Acre* of Wide Spread (\uivaa. and tbe Largest Ampitheatre in the world. gut into the circular through a mi-tele In a Mutual company a man agrees to share iU lusacs and border*", and also has the privilege and right to reap iu benefit*. If there are 3,000. person, faaured fa a Mu­ tual they each agree to protect each other aceordfaf to the .mount insured, bail great or small. Now auch cuiupauMs ran never fail only through dishonesty. If the losses are heavy they are legally bound tu pay them for Yourself P. T. Baraunus GREAT ROMAN GruiButi,Uii,Jilj5O. ever Iwcn it* steppigg stone to a vigorous uf the market' What the dolricriutM fagrowth. Snne of its early officer* and fiiu-nom arwupiu the. young we can reurve- charter member* have paared away, but lyrrolree, but w* may be sure that they; other* have filled their pdacea, and in all winyrtwral rttetnrehr* in deplorable rerun*, although the CMmeAion with the real fountain of evil umy often be hard tu [ offietw. Thia being <ione by the company trao- . -N.. cbmnaofindiridnab snt, over at large it "has moil always been well done, ride there-vneralfatcrreu of therowrttn and we bwlicvr to-day that tbe uianagenity and. we might add. tho'guisT name of uxnt of the Barry and £aton i* in <m>d our cvuutrj. Wtf truM, tln-riffigu, in haHa.y Their offibe* not bring aalaired q iteufhttera and »fli<».fa»uB«l n otire there 1* no acranfolfag for t|wm.— here and there, that Wi-‘hare'nren -th Efficiency and honesty fa what the comuf thk matter fa fW. fckTkfcHri rouki my1 the lad of it inany fenn? IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited and Competition Defied C0VGBE88 OF MATIOMS. _______ have tbeir reward. Their own rawrefamness of good done fa ■ reward npea earth, rod lb. fatam life will. duOtfea., tbeir measure of honor fall. It fa notori­ ous that every age makes martyr, of iu own beroe* ami throw* garland, on the monarns^ ef those of previous eenturim. l«rn.tli fa by no mean* rox dri, O0 the cunirary. we frequently new the one pure nun oppx-ed by a thousand asaewfa , and perareuted to the death fa many fa- m it rem, or sum bqubii ; Indian Life or Cheat* for a Wife! GIVE me A cam- tSS5tlSKI.'22:£J2‘„“S: s John Stanley. dealing. . 4: • lly Ua. fair and botMM daaling it baa justly dsaorred the fruit it has reaped. No more prosperoiM o.inpiiyexurt* to-day. It has a membership of more than 2.300, t NQ hUcmxK bannprung rapidly Imo fax ,.r n . po*. aming tbe best combi- doUan'of property. What src some of it. advantages ? Fine, your policy » ahraj* Rood ifyou pay your then the company make money and you help lb*m, and this is perfectly fagtttmate. sawx-xysis tutor through them. Thia i* tu detect muggling. For be it known that the Chinese arc moU ezpiert bider*. Many an inno­ cent looking Ki Wo has brought through applications We Jud. supposed anils were cxnamciKvd ..n pulirio* and uot uo applies tion*. Bnt that little ilncrrparoy we will jass over and proceed to notlou the girt of It. fir-t Secretary, M’. A. N'intocka, worked well and faithfully until tbe com puny wo* ihtwuughly organiitd and finally left it in good >dup<- far other hands It. 6r*t I*resident, Willird Daria, who m iu manager* *w eight tsn^ years gave it a good "landing, hr thriftaking the t rearer <r>bip uf the rotupuy which he held at th* time of hb death, was a man of sound Wo dare not tell the public, we are making better work thaa ever before, /pr fear they, will come too thick and fast. Wem terribly excited when we have too many sales, and now nnei we have oomo down TfHjj-FIre H CU BUfif, we tratnble a little because you may all come at once and Frustrate ua io moeh him Thiriy-five Top Carriages, and that nhnos business besides the Are not the law reports filled with suits t» tlx puKcio* of rtfak companies? Noth fag is freer. Is it any more an eridence of the want of stability fa a Mutual to bo •ued than a stock company? U i» no* darn of rompanuu i: bum be understood true that they have proved a d>-lusfae and tint the mutual* made lluui lower the rates. arid there can be no qnaOfan but that their fa.-«>lrency it only a matter of pmxlfag rontrsdictiim* 111 the Brooklyn trial whieh will render the pending, and would have nmderei! any, verdict m> un"lUhdactory tn the grvai num of unprgjudkol men. But the great objection In asopening «hw m-Mter in conn is the bad ■ Ifcet which the daily famllfarily with such w^itlal* La* lijxsu the public wind. ■Milter*'which are pr^aiy riothed ^wiih aguin. The mnubera of th® lnd<l«.dent party will wheel iste line *cw»—lh«y will drop Inch iuto tbrir aid pUcta, »i»d Uuifurnia will take her pUo in the llcpubliranks. ' Tbe Bepnbliran Atelr Coorrotioh at Sacraaicntu. yorterdav. uon.’faated • "plcu did ticket, the Hmt. T. G. PMpa beading 3BC TF 3V I> SR. » x> Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall h* obliged to fence ourselves in ana only admit a limited number of f D4Y GEORGE A. HALL, Areada W»w> Dfrpot Grand Rapid*. �KIMGBFORD' OSWEGO Reapers! Pure Kacrainentn, Orden, Rail Imka City, Cheyenne. Denver, Omaha,' Lincoln. Dutoque, Wlnom?Duhrt£ THE LARGEST OF THE KIND EVER HELD IN THE STATEI Marquette, Houghton, Hancock. Green Itay. O.hkoah, Fond du Lac, WadtoOB. and Milwaukee. If you want loro to Milwaukee, O4> koah. St. Paul, Itlnneapolta, Duluth, Fort Garre, Winona, Warren, Gai—. Dutmqn^fihoax CMy,Yaakta», Oowaall Bluff.. Omaha, I Au coin, Denver, Salt Lake City. Sacramento. San Franahaa, SILVK GU88 SM, T. KINGSFORD &SCN, 0SWK3O CORK STARCH. ri>KTBO*T?ilCH TO DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. Util ity'jes price;. I■“‘s-WrWiV-tMftC-'-Lt TINTS M 'p Hip LUL-Meo. r. IteaeD.SOa. o-'WI'C.'KC.TTii- ask attention, to the' fact that we shall leave all accounts not settled, where I we have sent bills, at once, with, a Justice of 'the Peace for collection, if they are not adjusted. We cannot Ionger delay. ALL ABOUT THE COUHTY. , LIQUID* "PAINTS. White Lead Works OYSTER OCEAN1 FURNITURE ROOMS. SALISBURY ABHIISEAU. ■KIMS, UEPUi.O M.t A8C 1 THRESHES. SPECIAL NOTICES. E.E. FOOTE, M.D. in UiirfR inut, in WcpttM hpkMj HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, tajary la Jaekaua, Ur- CniKtiM a Ulol Pndia UNDERTAKING a - nnj IHH t week., -kirk will, tu a certala exlecl, account tea Komrat, .ualebed frum.e.ere labor, corafor any .Irtcloaclecla the editorial d’partmrai imwiI the r«eru whleh follow.. of the Davin. n! I [ | . ? 3 i^BClroad CMaadanioeer Cobb wax al HaMlog'. yeeienUy. aad »xprv~»4 what we al) an keenly feel the greet iRjaatiee doae by keepieg ike dej~t tar h<»n I be bu.lnee. xhort two year*. Hepped to the final a. tbe Iradtag Beaporla the taad. It I. aunaBaeI Zltoa. Geo. K. Be. ever fahroa no lhel la tund by Maaero. D, M. Morgaa 1 Co., of Brock, I forty-nix. >Uya he readjusted and took new port, who are aaiuae the aide. 1 Reaper aa»■ luenaee for the Barry and Ealra to the ufectnrerr in America, h.rtap built over 50 amount M 10,010. ta the face towanhipa of yean ago the tnl McCoetakk Um per, nhieh ta It. lime war almoM tbe elghlh woader of Irving. Tk.re.ppl., Yunite. the world, bait ImproreaeM. fallowed aad I Tear*' of ike people ta the wapaay. aad cer- ■ era embodied ia a ar. Reaper known a. the 1 .I.II.U. the t.r, that a, an lanunace Xew Torter. which ta iu rarioaa alagee of impro.emret bae aiaodfaarly ad.eared uatll Ike new reel ihat weald more ahead, allowtag it to rar directly over the knife ualil I be rake eoa^a over to eawp o< th. tautd.1* aad Ibea I I I I U !1 1 & h 1 I1 pr i h iJ i M iJjl mJ* filit 14 H 1 pi in * i I- ■ iP a l Salisbury Ab Grossesu. IlMiapa. April 19. 1Kb. Myl 4 ‘ Talmaa. Muaea Taylor. J. J. .Utaa aad Haaiaol Shea, a Xew York : XathaaM Thayer. J. W. BreAt. H. It. Iluaaewwll a*l BMaey Bartlett, of Boaioa. aad Jaaaeo F. Jay, of Itetnpl Hurrah for the Spring 1 airoag. of Moy draft aad very eoeveatni to handle. Two Cvma !)*>.. owe far mowing aad Uat ufletlenrematalag lathe liaartaga 1*. owe far rnptag Mwjflarahhed with eoehjaacktao. aothouhe change from a Mower le a Reaper can 0. June auMtiSTL. Mtaa XetUe FkartaWa, Andrew MaKeea. he made la Iom than 10 aaaaaalaw. Vhea Uta Freak H.talre. CtUe Areeux. Peaal tk Meaarr/ew mrher loagor them tbe Mower Benia Ftaya. ill •H f iH P l pl 'lp’ ij ;i I, '"ii’P iBlil 1. 0. 0. F. i AdaC. Kwwet . Chicago. IIL B. Seehmaa. \ Creek, Mteh. ' Ureel year fatten Io So. of P. O. box or drawer. J. M. Neviaa. F. M. n Letter*. !*! Adveratied S 1 /<U * regular meeting «rf Pata.ee Kaeaaip- ahewtag the pecaUar work tag. of each. aaaot, X*. tt. 1. 6. U. P.. beta al Odd Fotiowa Seat caaro the wagre. lomfad with Moreen Tt. 1 f. rLrretartct x«*ir>.b. 1 M l H: P.-ftaa M lleary . Sa«*y.' XL SoaeaawT. ' tin 1 Ikrtte-Joba M. Far ■air. )wt heaugU ear of (bo waedk by aetaal rem Oa Twaiay eeealag tbe ».-ker. of the partaon. ta <oat.l«»U won ttaa we-third Brw.aga Lodge. X«. M. 1. 0. 0. F.. «i«b Mote tlmt. the dellwcy a. Battle Creek hy Cadltae O»4 WatllM. het anaur,. fa wbkh_we a.'oSeera far the caeutag lana. via : X. U.-rfaa. M. Setrey. J. ».-Joh»U. JfcMy. a [ 1 f ill! iH j- -M ottramta, ,ta.e m pm* frfa-rim the magaldoeat eatn. . of laa Amtaegb a gnta Ae. did, aad aw al Sri^^ZahrtbUdo^ri^treet »>4dU . ! I , Tbe Krrata^ionl Joaraal aad Ufa DtaaHand far July <*■*• tgpaaaae.tabh. fadea 0* pieaaare fraa an ia^NMtaa at faa «erM th* dnalag aad eeuta far the teaebiaM. ffa.Mdh.'Waews.rf ibe Xltolow we fire the Itae al pwretarew. TTlUgre.. CaeUea. Trtemph Reaper. Typer nf ll.TikaiiW"^ >Me|pah|> Of farata akWcU. reread, fare- 1 tfa-efa-l -9 *«• oXKb-W* - Git. a. the TTiHlMMRiB S—aaaatoo. Para.al a, Bam..-. W*. -MmRBy end • o M ****■“■ ^X"** AfcJ ■■ - .1 U—W. aKh.Mte Hopkins & Barnes John Stanley bee ado an exleudvo and very pupadtf.UoTfaw fcr tbe OM-ofyintug Americana tbe r-emiuK anuivenory Tin*.' iu wxat at there article* eitbre U abU-uL re reUtl .MaU Mt Ml largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries.Toilet Sets-fc., Give us a call. H*e <fc. Hopkins A Barnes. CNIMHNMF DANCING SCHOOL. �322353538930172323482353234823535323 ■y. a thorough nyatotu fersasflwte Ebility ano chi to fday on their mialrware* pianos." •Vreygvmd , bmyou have .«« thing more than a servant here. Wilt you lari me hear you aug now?" Sfly fingers had been lutrn itchier to • town to i»- willingly. T was out of pracI tire, tnv fingminta stiff; but exciktaeut »**•’“» taode uplbrto,! suppam, tai • hadumrCTjlgod^beUec. and my voice was The Butler Co , Ohio Council asks the Executive Committee of the National flnuisv In iknd an agent to thr> countrirt uf production and purchase large quanlitta uforifoa, tea and sugar. to be sold only to the Order at prime cost. An officer of the California Statu Grange uotiflm persons having claims against the Government, that “two experienced and relulto memls-r. of our Order iu Wash iagtau wiH give their claim. prooqg and “I foresee you will prt that place pcr, tnaneutlr.” _ “0h,>; MtaPaltrei will be wall di. nel I am this will -bo your tern- I said ; ta th. <dd lady botreywd in Imr voire that ahe would rally he sorry if couple t>fr«« butki fro» my shred of a bonnet, and set out fur No. 821 North .------ street. When I arrival there, 1 hesitated about ringing the beU. The house, thoturb not very Urys, had an air of style cn'ling fur several servant". Tbe name was on the door. I picked up amr- Aly ringing that afternoon was a sueores. Sirs. Dartm.Il Was right about Mire 1‘attou. Site never ti-tunml u> theclmir. She had ruptured a Itood vesml, was scat to Florida, remained then, amaq montlis, and rente tack to die. ‘ I was mpaged in her place at a xalary uf fire hundred dol lare a year—a little fortune to me , but I did not to my ptov fai the house, which I liked, aad did not find one oernpatian to interfere with the other. Tn my ntrpriee, Mrs Dartudl etipfod unvlher huuw-utaid, aud put her muter my supervision, thus promoting me to he a kind of bouaekeepcr. I did not daamr ta this, tat hoisted on s.-rriop without pay; and it was .ctlled on that basis. The old Luly whose coufitleuce ii> me was unbounded, gave metlm keys, aud we always took our ramls u gether. 1 was quite happy, though aotnewlmt uneasy about my brother, from whom I hod heard nothing al) ALL- while, though my addro-s had liccn sent to uur roeUir with a request u> forward aqj li tters that might dome. sragsrarasssg Mas essias assraor*. MMtr. n, lu»r “Yan—pulico ; That was their idre I went down mysdf. Mr. Bland wouldn't tell am- at first, until | .Rowed him my buriuoU. Then he did quickly enough. I jumped in the cure, ray aawh was at llw sutioo when I got to town, I made llecrgv drive me here, and here I an. Not glad tn s<v uic, are you ?" • WcU, aunt, ypu kim* I uots-r bare M The Atfran*. Hrlper is uqsxlaUy ear­ age iu |t« criiktau’ of Secretary Kelley's History of llu> Order. It calls it a shame and disgnuv, and a henry fahkti. If calls than: “M’heu the work of orgaaixai.-m in completed and the Order has settled duwu into a practical working course, the nowsajvj ta the National Grange » a body, with legislative powers or the amtrnl of fund., will vanish The Stale Granges will ultimately he rirntdifled and She al first left me. standlug ip the hall, but presently retnrued end ’lined me in ta the |«rlor. Tbe room was handiuncly fttrerihrd, but looked U> be liMlu renal lor. Then wsa a large and tne piano in the num. _____ l k__ __ :____ -i .u .....i ■ ■ _ i _ PRICES DELIVERED OS BOARD OF CARS AT SmSGHELD. OHIO i There i« no officu better amamd to spit Urn public than the pretoKre in Mint. The building » 125 fret lung and 25 f.w< wide, with high crtliog. The tdegraph office oc­ cupies uw Uf the ftimt wintkiwa, with 12 feel of counter. The usher side is Used by Mtrecn. S|«-rry A Bushnell as news depot. Mr. O'Dooougbtae is the nunager of the telegraph office and Lathe postmaater. He held tlic office fur eijihl yean under Lincoln noisy greeting upstair, from where I in the kitchen, superintending pre lion* fur dinnm ; but it was “none i>f fuuend," as they say. sod I ualmly iwled with tnv duties. Mm. Dartnd! came d. “Why don't you drei asked. “I ? I thought aftci _ you'd srant to tunnopo in- < betae I was to .tare the old iura>jrrver, aad looked up aad down tbe road. b'tol«k«a^n. the child of > Bute gM of right yearn, or. a nrnmdfor milk, with a white BBg lu g Shipping Baiting. 3 Horw* Pi.wur, $2.u6; 4» Horn Power. S3.W. We mamufneture and funihdi ut tow prim, Pullsy a, Hhaftlnv. <' *nita.n u4 Iangere.also furnish firitlog, tiutn H<*—, Ac Furthe. Infoemattoti will l>e cheerfully glv.-ti by addressing the mauulaauun J A MT« LTCF'FKL & CO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. »«*5 tW.sli bsvUe Uss >s>J. U iU resUh. stijirsirjrrTi'Sa: wwaaS Sr B—n M. UmC. sol K. t Uses. MsU *s4 Cbsaar sasrssafa. am lbs s«n «r iks KwMtw st Pn4s la a*4 •swslr St Harry. Is <k« als MUki«rik ink Car .f O«.U.. A.J> tni aa u. the MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGA N 'Good gracious 1 I ■; 1'1 expect him to f.Jl lynuid ’ Don't go, Betty, ta fair to last a long while yet, and divides her time between uur bouse and her own. Hur's? Yes—Frederick doesn't po taettahuutiup so much now— he studies' your rerervnee t “I have served al home. I have never liv«d qut, tai I untoretand .-all about iL Try adT I exadaimed dcapevurdy. for my chance sccuoal slipping away. nit town, ehfld-yoa look tired MICHIGAN TIh£E TABLE. _____ incniiooed thal -J had .dropped a pirt ■ l,.. susiXXBta ■ -a^ai _ i_ ___ . /“""teSSi asxfiittt— dumuh.l t iom .. Is 1? xrricE. rjstntek^zsts; ittupt nlke malaal s.arnt. Wta. 11.11. Hwt “11 la not nay burina*. "Mrs. lUrtncll, to tike or dislike,but to scvw'yum Ifyou find fault for pood reason, I .shall endearur tu amend ; if you find fault without ne caidmt 1 shall try Ui brer U." “What wagui do you expect »' “IVkatcrsr is cuaiamary. 1 Jun t know what u given usually. ' “ Il to uaay to use that you're not acetasluntcd 14 acrticc. , I pre my lart girl fourteen dollars per month, and allowed hair every Sunday out." "The wages will, lb, taudatm-, ami. as for the Sunday out. 1 should like to go to church once a wook, if toutruirtri; but I have uo, acquaiaUtKa^ aud in New York, shall male none. " CENTRAL RAILROAD. TAKE NOTICE! Yow have a history, what Is jtt* I laesitaUd U first, Lot then.- was •.‘S crx^aiVSK Wane. Jacim & SaiiMi IAILBBA1. plied him with questions He had been up the Atuanwi river and its tributaries, and had critmi bouie with taxo- of birds aud inserts, ami all kiwis uf oddities. eMMgh to stock a museum "Tin.- n»oti I did not write tu you nf late," he said ia reply to a quretinc, “was that 1 was away from all nail, fur si/ luimilu, locked uti in the furtwt. aad with savage people. [ came near Maying there entirely." “How was that?" "I got into a scrape with the iiatrvfc.— offewded one of their due/,, innocently enough, too—and Lux for the influence .if an American mgtoeer there, engaged by »n English company to surrey a grant they bad, I should hare fared bully. He 'ttalMsr. » it tr n MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Sss? “ t: Ju.M-.-_ l-WRU-H,. IU v.Mikarck. Bn J ‘ 118 « U X­ ' • Nothing was said aluut reference, tat she evidently indited my story ; and. by afternoon. I wto iuriallcd as uibtrvm of the kitchen, where I found all thow modern labor earing cuntrirfncc* which hare re­ his sister. who scei.nling to him. is such duced Liubcn toil to ita minimum. -J a piece of perfection that I tremble to meet her. I know the village where she lives—at least I know ail the beetta and butterflies iu that quarter—and I mixst go ■a rv' (BB tu • XI H ;w TKAlKli MKT. Hycreoa some time ia the spring of 1873 taught uf itoo. k'. Wastell, of Hurt Huron, “Hector" an imported pure bred Shun , lluru Bull calf, dropped Itortuber fith, 1871, the find imported animal of that ete-s. ever brought ta thia rouuly. This animal they Mill awn, and bow at the age “Certainly; Grey—Victor Grey." of two and a half yean he weighs about So he had a letter from my brother, ----- ]M>uud., and is as fl no an appearing who Was coming home. “Mr. Drury, you will not find the per­ <4 >M lb— i. .■■k.U. ia son you seek. She ham left Sgalkfurd.' 1 .M, -o. .Ub thia vicinity, is Arm cKm in every particu “I an find her 5 aud if you will ithntat lar. That those interested hi raising die Liter to me. I will take case she rethuaonMMd stock maykwvr beyond the eeivreit.' cant"—a tidy, aauietgiri, my pick, in fact, “.I am rery much oUqced, an.! it would puwibiliiy of a doubt that “Hccnci' is fc» tare me aume trouble ; tat then, yuu ace, thunwurhbred, we print herewith hir auI wish to tUmr it in person. 1 .howId th.iiti.-al pedigree </ *• I liked the unstress, and I liked the place from the first, and eonluinsd to like “Tok will And her 4'rty ordinary per­ Hire, Baji.li, owned by Andrew E. Unok. I did not Dud the Ud lady tu be as dasagroeable as she uaid, and she never is very unlike her brother, 1 tor af Collybill, AbentaAire. fWlaud, luuad tkult efiupt in.the. mildest and revmlLynm, who fe om of tho l*«t tkcv■ cut. red in herd bout, Vol. 20. pace 2HI. most heaitating way. And so fix mouths N ■ 32.232, by Barou-l 14U passed off, aud my mutreus and myself be acr wnett lac nwateri none, tl not betaro , Dam Jenny Lind "th by Lord uf the ternT7s^*,*!r?r,b*ir,,,u”riU ishw. '11,781 . After flmtffir Mrs. Dunnbfl, who wka grd Jenny LiodOh'byFriaoc anxioM to fibow of one rf hatr pstx p> th. Unis 20^JC0 other, made no play fir FrecLvuk, and in ggrd Jenny Lori 1H by Keirin­ ride, - MWe Uriiwc rotes, atad wu nW 4mu< togeU- g g gr d Jenny Load by Dukr g g g p d Cora by Usrha T.593 7,612 g ggKpal Alice brMahumsd g k g k g p I )Uy by LiM-y 8 ff K F R K KT d > • by HU waiter 6,614 «r>ris>». '58 18 i «mw ttmt Irmin. Tb< MHIaMe S'hert LHe • KA«T AMD WEST. ttmwnianniHMu -’.•AMUk.m.tk-. K 1* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-07-07.pdf 963848a3b3d4eafafb660dc00b745ced PDF Text Text Th« tAffitrk-! VOL. XX NO. 10. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. 1875. WHOLE NO. 997. reTOJIAL AND MESS CARffi. Che Studebaker Wagon rare iarxa n sir rnx with Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World Mower and Reaper WITH MILLETTS WONDERFUL Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. AUTOMATIC SELF RAKE TAKES THE LEAD. i’TLSStt Spoke orchard. attacked will bad that panwtent clort ia Um Um marked oat abate mil! Udm price of their orckarth, aa l«s or three year* U n*to will Utterly ruin the uw. But thia price i> not very wrfcataat, • the labor b nut ray pvto. Sum not last ray king, 'and u m-to vflfectual when ap­ plied in the kart bnwv reaiM of all the year. A. J. Coos, Prof i. Agri OotkF. Sluuihle longer Their Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done byh and. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose, cut or break. CLOTHES HOTH. in the world. aan wrrrxl times,' none in Crtbsn «u«n«y. again m Genre*? ctrnnty and i» Other place, for du. mtoiwo or ihrre yearn Wear Cuuacree, Oaklsad euunly, and jart mm near Puutiac of the urn. county,' rtill it ba. never M»mcdu hold on ; fur after d..- The Taylor and Gale Sulky Rakes, The Fish Bro.’s Wagons, Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. THE ROBBINS CULTIVATOR So other firm ore. Ihu Maclune m they are aula prepriclora oriC\Non« but ln.bu.iM Colebralcd Timber. anti thoroughly MMOued, under cover from 3 to 5 years, and put together by the best Wagon Machines. Eve y Wagon fully W arranted. . (’ALL AND BEE THEM. Come and see us at our new office, next door east ■of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. Th* winzles. female modi, and the trim male. with hi* ample wing*, both gray or ad. rolur, the female being a little the darker, come forth from the ground early I tathe«prii<: I hate often Kta the malm during warn winter dap. Dr. Ham. alatre that three nuvrta during open win ten come forth from October to Hank, but waaDy eoamreree about tho middle of Marek and continue to bane (tan their earthen retreat* fur about three week*. Die female crawl, up the trunLf of the apple trere, and after meeting Qif male GBEBLE & RUSSELL. SiUtal ail lateral DENTIST JOHN STANLEY ! NOTICE! EXTRAORDINARY TO THE PUBLIC1 ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE Hastings Drug Store ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? The New Improved Back Foad CRAWLEY 4 GRACE DENTIST Niihillt ' litiiRt You will find a full liar of Ihup, .Medk-iaci, Chemical*. Paint", Oil", lhrelu<«. and every thing Iwlwweing to a tint claw Drug Store. FLORENCE SffliiG MACHINE Before You Start txiunut is Tiir TRAVELER ’S OF IIABTFOKB, CWI. 0EOCBB1B3. TOBACCO, Shop an Jofferwxi Street, north of Harting* lintel. Il.la.* tkaakr.l far HOARD AND MINIM. *2.50 PER DAV STniOALRY, Ma*. I ,llU»rtt«it a iffliMSmituftnuium FARM FOR SALE! L A ND S $5oto$lo School Buuka. Blank Book., Toy and , (lift Book.,, and everything in th*, line to ' |Jea* Old and Young. • THBEE MILLIOX JkCEES OF 150 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND GRANGER HKADQ0ARTKR8 ■S-SSJvCifEt WILL BF SOLD CHEAP/ Thb b the place tn bay your prrereiU. We hare the brel Hue of pood* th*1 w.t» ever brought to Hartinj-v. Call and ex­ amine for yuurwlf and you will find uur delivery and on time. T. PHILLIPS. J WASH BLUE. iy ui HMtthalA ®w, 24 Jeffervun St., H«adn|re, Mieh. CRAWLEYL GRACE. TERMS REASONABLE. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS J. P, ROBERTS. Usm WawuMb lenr^IU «StSrlT“’!4L=s!:‘-'^ ITM UI1 to »!££4r? .alTSSX’ra? i AMERICAN ULTRAMARINE WORKS, J. Cole A Son. ■l iuu« FINE PICTURES FintMortw. At Granger Prices In Sums of $500 or More.' HIGH 1 IM _______________ WING GALLERY b JEFFBBBON KWEKT. ona Bun­ yan'* Bool k Sin*’ Stow xir___ "m CANCER at BRICK FOR SALE! Ito wiU «m- Imvc begin to buret forth, the Urrra nepin b> raffle forth. The larva: vary very much in color. At 4r*< they are very dark, with fhhrt yritewhh rtrtpm When full-grown they areatriped with aah color, black aad yeftow. aad are about oaa hah in length. Three larrm belong to the looper*. or meatoring won**. Uxbnamr^ refcrriap to their preaibr method aflat?- �I Subscribe for The Hastings Republican Banner, the Largest and Best Paper in the C �ml KINGSFO HD'S Ayer's OSWEGO Gharry Pectoral, pities?. Sura gloss starch, For the Lnundry. . MlXCTACrfjMD BY The dim of Arkanaat are divided be­ tween the two ,-jlitio»l |«rtim iu the pro|ortwn pf^thirty^ight Democratic to four Al Natick early Saturday muruiug a burglar wm .hot oud reriuudv wounded l» Mr. Edmund M. I>b>m who fuuwd T. KINGSFORD & SON, Jfin ask attention to the fad that we shall leave all account's not settled, where ice have sent bills, at once with a Justice of the Fca.cc for collection, if they are not adjusted. }fe cannot longer delay. J^IllaSFORD'S CORK STARCH, OSWEGO SUBSCRIB atiwt...—i mama^u. autoepmt a tUaa wkoaeday 0rima,|.x. .«14 dawtalme itrew.I.g aeeWrel. wMeb oenr itarikg arary ■aminer. NICHOLS, IHEPAI0 A 10.1 W THRESHER, XXluwJ AOmt^Hor O-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. U>>ta4-C. AMManai OLD PAPERS .-Uat.-WmawtaC. Bm liuteu. Valka—Crawl L-uuma Matire-Jaka Ntaaler. ‘tSfiekK- • muter «>4 »v~ <473 >U4~ rawua.ateaa.r~ uni, -r » * n yra*>, tea WTT.a M r<> UWSCVSCURITWE lEURSlt-i^CItTICl, RHEUMATISM Mils are from mpomuble official mareew. The rrductUHi of the public debt, frum Jane 30, IWfi. to June 30, 1674. arawd iug to o£eial figure.. wa« fi5W>;U)5.7U5 SO. Thi. ix an average rviuctiuu of mart ly •7-2.tXHt.SHJU a year, J 1.44X1,000 a week and ISVO.Otbt a day. Can our l*rn»cratic cri tin ahow a financial reranl «|Ual Battlr Crtrk, MlMgttn WrMtt&YW. EASTMAN! Hurrah for the Spring ! E. E. FOOTE, M.D. Bry, Chicago and Milwaukee, f.'liteago nndeu Paul. Tl.l» I* the Only Line ruunidg there care between Chicago and St, 1’aiil or Chicnau and Milwaukee-. * Al Omaha our Steepen connect with Ill Lolutn hntt, CHICAGO PUMP Or. raa<, KCW TORI, in Independent Physician, TREATS ALL FORMS OF CHROMIC DISEASE, FURNITURE ROOMS. Jarara H Scldmoro la now prepared to ilo any and all Job»cf white washing, Kabotnlntag, Patching, and Pla.t.-rh.K SPECIAL NOTICES. W. T. EASTMAN’S Mitliii a letal Practice AND EXAMINE HIS SALISBURY 4 W33E4U. PORCKLA1M CYLMB PUMPS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, tl price. which defy all Competition ! The atoek i* Complete iu every depart - I merit. Having been bought very low, an J ' be public will find it for their intenst to i UNDERTAKING people if we ait rtUI now and lirten nnnwv- , cd, and without aa effort to make Mrx-lvre prartimlly useful and helpful, to the lamentable lain of ruin which comet to u from the green vabw .and the ancient ett ire 5^676872 Have on exibition one of the Ohw due bred to thw, but Gw the proof,< largest Stock °f Fancy Goods rami' ami see fur yoarwdvrn. «<W brought to this Oity\ AU prraona IndeUiM to tha late Ann I at Heath. Haliabury A Co., are reqn.-at- i। which we offer to the public ] Salisbury &. Brosaeau. Ha.tii.5PS April IS. 1875. BSyl 'In JbI l« ferial, KER START BY E. P. ROE THE ADVANCE. inn at tkb omoK cheap /or Cash. JFe have,' oAro, a full and. complete Ls/ocI- of Drugs and Sfcdi- ' tines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries- Toilet Sets- J-c., i<fc. Give ps a call. Hopkins L Barnes. . Hastings, Dec IS. 1874 INDUSTRIAL EXIIlBTnOK CU mmmuti PREMIUM BONI)/- CHS BEST PRAIRIE LANDS mdmhuka TkMrtkda HfiMthwlLa �jxid-d a rt-.lt ZA wu Lwms. Ohio, raul ; mor incise tuuli- { a, Maryhmd. He < and he Wffl add­ by m. ' mrau. a There were other ways lu which a careful housekeeper ia sbk- to Lail exj-'-use. which Mr*. Newton did not over look. Withan ubjra-t In view she was always on the looknut to prevent waste, PORTABLE EJVTU^e poetabk Engine and Boiler bo oonatru.-ted „ . i the nmrtit-I evvry one has long bu.-n felt. ' 1*1 numhlMtw. a thorough system of manufaetum «Um M)OKM?ALTEK ENGTNK-m Eng'fn' whtrfj^S the oCoe of'the aoBegs, m., with David Prwtow.t_______ ______ eliair, and IL C. WalAM -Mbiow, Secre­ tary. There waa a full attendance of the ^sSdST^Uhi^J*. threw is no po-dbUity of a holy war.'r ' Jsba Locke soya, “Al die sntert UMUt and talk of history si of nothiu; must hot fighting and killing, and honor and renown which kre bertowek Tte Urtt fonrt resso la an laird Clarendon sap, “We catuiot make full as well, and I don't know but better. a more lively representation and cmldeni than but year, when we spent fire huu- to oanclres of bril, than try the view «f a kingdom in war." stsbbra Brew*'* "Burke aapt that “war tu-peod. all the “It's knack, Exra," raid fab wife, .milrules of moral obligation Hbe was not inclined to mention how Brougham sap, “I abominate war as unchristian. I hold it the grntort of Jeremy Taylor says, “If nwq be sub­ jects of Uhriet s isw, they can never gu to war with each other, A» ooutrary ss cruelty is to mercy, tyraquy to charity, so is war and Uoudahsd to lhc t»cekt>om and gcnilroeas of the Christian religion.' John Wesley ssya. “Shall Christiana as­ sist the priuoo of bril, who was a luntderer frem the haginnmg, by toliinfl of the bene­ fit of war? Shall FrvteaUmt publications proclaim to the nations that war is a hire* ing of Frovidcnce?" John Newton says, “The military line He added : “As I before allowed you one half my income for bowsehold ex­ pease*, it it no more than Edr I should d-i ki now. That will give you a better chance to rave part at It than before. In deed, 1 don't know bow you han aucoucdcd iu saving anything thus far." .As before. Mre. Newton merely said that she had saved something, without bpcritying the amount. Her allowance waa increased to six hundred dollars, but her expenses were THE MANAGING WIFE. Em Newton had just finished braking over hb yearly aceounu. ■•Well," naked Im wife, braking up, “how do yon come uutr • "I find.'' said her husband, “that ray cxicasre during the last year have been .1.—_____ —_ .x.___ J.l “And your incnmr has been a thousand dollars?" “Y«A 1 managed pretty well, didn't “Do yon think it's uuuiaciiig well to ex­ ceed vour income T“ raid hb wife. “Whal'a thirty-seven rents?" naked Mr. Sewtae. lightly. “Not uracb to be sure, but still sonscthing. It -wm« to me that we ought to have saved instead of (idling behind.'' “But bow can wc save on such a salary. I 30. , "Sull wc ought to be saving up some-1 living against a rainy day, Exra.'" “That would be something like car­ ry mg an umbrella when the sun shines. ' “Blill it is well to have an umbrella in her saving* for the third year swelled the aggregate sum in Um savings ba nk to six hundred dollar*. Mr. Newton, oa the contrary, in I"*', of h> increased Salary, wa« no better off at the end of the third yrar than before. Hi- expenses had increased by a hun­ dred dollar*, though he would have found it diflcull to tell in what way hit com­ fort or liappinw iud been increased thereby. In iqiite of his eandtsusswi in regard to hi* own affaire, Mr. Newton was an ex­ cellent man in regard to hi* burinesi. and hi* services were valuable to him employ­ ers. They accordinglv increased hi- «alan from time to time, till it rearhrd' sixteen hundred dollar*. He Aad steadily pre­ served the otatom -uf assigning one half to his wife for the same purpow a* here­ tofore, and thia had bccosnc such a habit that he nover thought to inquire whether she foaud it ucCTSray tn employ thr wliolc or not. Thtre ten years rolled away. During all this lime Mr. Newton lived in the same hires! bouse for which he had paid an onsrnd rent of otic hundred and fifty dollan. Latterly, however, be had L-eonie diraatiafoid wi'h iu It had p—ad into the hands of a pew landlord, who was not diaptiacd to keep it in the repair which he bouats waa erected by7, capitalist, who dreljrtfcd - sell them or let them ss he might have an opportunity. They wore more modem and much better arvangi-d than the one in which Mr. Newton now lived, and he felt a strong dmire to move into one of them. He mentioned it to his wife one moraihg. ^.•What is the rent, Eans?" faquirml Brockway, .Ubluw; M. A. Daugherty, Albion; David 1‘restoo, Detroit; Henry Fish, I-Ort Huron ; J. 8. Ekmrt, Port Huruw: Beth Itosd. Ana Arbor; O. A (’riteU-tt. Moans.; Wai AUmau. Btatgw; O. C. Gab, Albion; Cbm. B. Brown, Kalamaauo; E. F. Hildreth, of Grand Bapids, Hampto. Rich, of Io.is; .nd Geo. B. Jocelyn, Albion. HttaiDXXT'a AggPAL BBTUBT. President Jocrirn 'read his annual re­ port to the Baud There have been ia □ttendance Use partyrar 202 student* and by terms 104, a much larger numlrar than for year*. The number of eoUegv *tudcata i* greater than fur any yrar aincs 1870, and thresb a larger freshman dam than yiaco 1809. During the year four new proftaaora had been added to the Faculty, W. Havemrat, Profo-or of Vocal aad lurtrunxotal Music; Rolla. C. Welch, from the Syracuse I’uiretaiiy to the chair of GrW sad Hebrew lMfnmgs aad Mtera- IMrLTClTV.DUIlABILlTY ANDCHEAFNEsa Alumni Aauiation a co-ordinate power with the renf.Tvucre in electing the Board ofTntatere.. The head of the various department* the coming year are autborixaai to make The Baud wiUdwamfier holds semi­ annual meeting im the third Tumdxy iu January. . . , , The following oSccre were elected for the coming yrar: Prmidaat—W. H. Brockway. Kurt Vk. PremAut-DsrU Pro-on. Hocwd Vice Praridswt-O. C. Gris. Secretary—Guo. II. Jocdyn. Trrwrarsc—Jm. W. Sheldon. Rubs for”_7tt7r Writing" M barn employed Air rariuim lengths of time. Hs recommended the opening of a more distinct preparatory department of the MW th half of the ladies' hall, and the ap­ pointment of a principal al Use bead. The alsdishmctu of thr rule nsiniring Ldire frum abroad tej room and traard in the Mi'*' Ml I?3 prcoipmeiidcd. and after­ wan! the Ifoonl to kite stem |p allow a rcprmctitation amowg them by the alumni in prnfortluo to ths number of gradualrs. • JOHW BO alumni rvjireaenution in the Board. He recoin uu-nded the opening of a dupartment of book-keeping and penmanship, with full courae of study, powers to sell eertifieatew of w-bolanhipa and tin- income of the department to be the salary of the profra­ M. Ju c;raeln»lou bo was glad to report a general good conduct of the students the part year and that the departmentwere laboring together in |mce and bar PRICES MUVpD OX BOARD OF CABS AT SPRIXGFIELD. (NUo. have been iM-ariy (15,000, which amount will be euvered by the above receipts and* the income from the endowment. Tha financial alain of the college are much more nicounxiug than tbej have been, as for several year* past there has always been a heavy deficit at the clrec of theyear. The alumni, th rough a cvmmitteo. pre­ sented a petition to the B-rard exprasun-g iheir confidence in the abflity, cflkicney ami faithful work of the present (acuity, a'hd deploring any change :u the «*mc Wt manufacture and furntah at low prices, Pulleys, Shaftlnr, C-xtpltaai aat Hanger-, also fumlah Belting. Gum Hose, Ac Furtbei Infonnallon will be elseerfuUy given l>y eddraedng tbs masabstsMa J AMK8 LEFFEL A CO. THE MATCHLESS" KVSend to the Burdett Organ jVania, for Circular*.“re* MICHIGAN ■ li! 1 Christianity canMA be." Sydney Smith aava, “The greatest curse that can be entailed on mankind is a state of war. AH the atrneiuu* crime? com­ mitted in year* of pears-, by Uac secret cor­ ruption*. or by the thought!-— extrava­ gance of nation-, are mere trifle* compar­ ed with the gigantic evils which stalk over this world in a state of war. God is forgotten in war; every principle of Chris­ tianity isirampled upon ' ORGAN Company, Erie* P«auSlim CEKTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. iSm’ws: W Vine, Jitim A Saiiut B. F. 8TEI] UIUUI. ■ICHIGAN AM THE 880TH Sxh* TAKE NOTICE! k’fwrstthUrsraftJX'g r-jrwSiESfeMS srr.ft a aa ss S.S23 DENT |-fe 1 1 [nous i"-" ’ ! • Of the notes be considered only about 87,227 m good The report was quite lengthy, and in conclusion Mr. Daugherty tendered hb resignation as agent of the endowment fund, which was accepted bv the Board al a later hour, the Board M­ the same lime tendering him it* thank* for hi- faithful work during the right year* which he bad bran aimxxtod wuh the finance* of the College. » 3 The corner one would be preferahL, on account of the ride windows." "Yea, and they hare a large yard be­ side*. I think we Burnt hire one of them. I guess IU engage one to-day ; you know our rear is out next week." rritasc wail, Eire, till to-morrow Ira- gks (which were rawed pine) well soaked in lirac- wash before application Thcliimused WM frvnh, or eaaatic. and was mad.-. “I should like to examine the house." into a rather thio mixture, ao that the, “Very well. I tuppiwc to-morrow will liquid might penetrate the pore* of the be sufficiently early.' wood. This waa done two or three days Soon after breakfast Mrs. Newton call- beforehand, ao as to become dry The, cd on "Square Bent, the owner of the new black, and intimated her dcmig to be shown tlic corner house. The request be readily complied with; Mo. Newton was quite delighted wilth all the arrangements, and exproraed her Mtidaction . Are those housoi for sale or to let ?'" .Site inquired. “Kiutcr,” said the owner. “Tbo remit. I understand, two hun­ dred and twonty-fin dtdbrs.” ‘■yen, I consider the corner house worth at least twenty-lire dollar* more than the rest." ’ '•And what du yuu charge for the hott-c to a cash purchaser ?" arked Mrs. Newton, with subdued cagenxsw. “Four thousand dollar, cash," was the IM 1 DEMT Mtilk. President Joerlyu reported the coe no of the endowment ft>od aa per rrp ' John Owen, of December 28, 1874 Aside (him the S60.0O0 fund there i that time on interest IS it tairatw i.ns“ixr sw, Maaav C. WsMwuwrw, Ossi Pwra Apt CM hu-baud said nothing </ hi. intention, sod in tart 7 did mA know—" “That he had the money to invert, I *uppo»c you w.,uld aay. Neither dure he know it, and 1 must a-k yun not to tell him for lira prraenL" The next morning Mia. Newton invited her husband to take a walk, but without sps-ifying tho direction. They stood in front at the house in which he had desired to live . BURDETT SUSSCRIB on it* last legs and a i uircraal peace is as sure as the prevalence of eiviliulrau over barbarism, of liberal govenneut over feu dal forms. The question for ua is only how soon ?'“ Charles Sumiicr, iu his address before the American Peace Koriety rays <• Peaer ia the grand Christian Charity—thVfountaln “Two hundred and twenty-five dollars for the cvnier bouse; two hundred for yuu halt tlie money." The diffen nt charactor* of husband and wife may be judged from the convenatiun which has been recortlcil. Mr. Newton had but littlt iiradenec i-r foruught. Hu lived ritiefiy for tbc pnaent, and sramed to fancy that whatever eoatingeucire might rbo iu pis foture. he would somehow be SPRIWGFIELD, OHIO. 5ta« •uhiraimi. The BeMaHc Short Line � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-07-14.pdf 5627a51efa656ba4af082b8ccef9a019 PDF Text Text Th« l{jikdcAi^4 nuttor ffuncairnopt VOL. XX. NO. 11 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14. 1875. The Studebaker Wagon! Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World alto. mumble thing. I MtarMp I liked Ida Grade rwr mwk indeed ; bet than I eould never Lien bar ■ I lore my darling Lou. And evuld I expert Lou to (it and anpa U Newport because J wae thousand.. uf mile, away? I mast. of omme be uwttred of her best and daanet lore, uni with that uecruwr ought I not to be very wdl .Uixfied? " “And you know you Sinre thet," mid Lou, with glowing cheek ; you know I do love you far—far belter than any one Mower and Reaper AWD 1A? JUUg- ■? Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. AUTOMATIC SELF-RAKE TAKES THE LEAD. Spoke AGRICULTURAL the Slope Shoulder longei than Samples. Their Skeins nre all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose, cut or break. Improved for 1875. The best Reel Rake Machine exist one OPENING A MORAL. la.u Thomtou waa giving the finnhtog touches to her toilette. The ateamer wu in, and Fml Hatelburu would soon be there Thrre «1> a finab oo Lou'a face aa J a uervou. lit th trm*!c to her fcugvra aa ahe arranged the nme-euiorad necktie and gate another little puff to the dbKcate urgaidy. Fred, the accepted hrver, had The Taylor and Gale Sulky Rakes, The Fish Bro.’s Wagons, Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. THE ROBBINS CULTIVATOR -C. G. HOI.HROOK. No other firm uses this Machine an they are sole proprietors of it. None but Indianias Celebrat­ ed Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, under cover from 3 to 6 years, antkjnit together by the be*t •HUSBimY fc BROUEAU. iiiiiu ix rraxmnuL VrtU.isn watt it tk • Bask. UUaiuaaT mms4 Wagon Machines. Evey Wagon fully Warranted. - /JOALL AND SEE THEM. Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. GREBLE & RUSSELL. JOHN STANLEY NOTICE! TO THE PUBLIC! AT THE ANNOUNCEMENT Hasangs^Drug Store ONLY 45 DOLLARS! .,glr *er»:»TiNKWE.ns. G. P. Rowell a Co's. Column. ate fiirutiou. it was all now, and the lieutenant had been unleftd off but here — Ida, who had gone to Euraj®, bad M.-n I red at Milan, and so of course the ■ hole story was ouL There M no doubt about it?' Lra had aid to bmelf fur the thousandth time, “Fred certainly board a grmt story; i*.j the bril; I do believe be han o-ne." “Well, " thought Fred a> he stood wait­ ing fur the door tobe opened, “what is it, aficr all, but a strfepr which has yet to be proved?' . The greeting wwt all that was happy, uot withstanding theaaim.'thing that was on L.u'a mind. I rtMroseyop and Ida Grade write to Before You Start IXM.TIK IX TUX The New Improved Back-Feed DENTIST ' and Buggies. CRAWLEY & GRACE You will find a full line uf Drugs, Med­ icines, Chemicals, Punta. Oils, Dye-tuffa, «k»t anrixu MACMrats is aud cVerylhmg bdonriog to a 6r»t clam IhaWarlu. ThukMAlMku .l..r. U— wl.1 Draff Store. FLOBEBCi o»>utu SITING BACHINK Canned Fruits and Fish. DENTIST XuiiUlt. । Wagons TRAVELER ’S OF lUllTroiUi, CONN. CIGARS, KickilU. ETC., ETC. $5o to Slo.ooo 9bo.’“'PRbnT. School Books. Blank Books, Toy u>d Gill Books, aud everything in this line to please Ohl and Young. FARM FOR SALE! “Oh, ahe m like other room," inter­ raided Frsd, “always ready to ted if thcie *• anything to tell.' Then- w» no Luger a doubt. Fred bsd h^rJ al), and Un stole * gkort al ha face, the '’U' “>d “Frrd," ehe said. “I doei'l really know Jttetaaa. (•• »l»w «*>i <•( to. Ou. 150 ACRES OF VALUABLE LARD Santa Claus GRANGER HKADQUARTKRS WILL BF SOLD CHEAP/ •'err Fairrd.r •/ u<h This » the place to buy ypur presents. We have the beat line of pood. that was ever brought to Hasting’*, ('all and ex­ amine fiw yourself and you will find our stock Complete.. Hemember the plane, the Old Stand, sign of the Golden Mortar. FINE PICTURES FOR SALE TERMS REASONABLE. HEADQUARTERS. At Granger Prices. CRAWLEY WING GALLERY HASTINGS k GRACE. MA RBLE WORKS t. Phillips’- AMERICAN TTASH BLUE. F»r Landry aad ■•uebald Um, EMPLOYMENT J. P. ROBERTS. AMDUCAM UL1BA1AUXE WORKS. J. Cole & Son, , Fred bunt: into a roar of laughter.' Lou — IryiViri bp—with one nr two nmrubive CANCER INSTITUTE. ■I. MERER CLAFLIN. STORK ON JEFFERSON SRKKT. THE WEEKLY SUN. to*- tar k Mt t at Ural Lirin Mt lte-1 UIDFUltD sms web me UE HAIR Shingifts, Ltth, Ac. 0/V w '.My drar liule duiiug, trnw dry your w tto^n ... fl.— ... - r—* - ...... MISCELLANIES. �Prof. Jammy, the guoligiA, rent by the GwenuMBt to examine th* Black Hill*, has report.-.! to the Mecrrtary of the In terior that gold does not exirt tUft i* suffcirau quartitim to make nriuitjg-proflubk. Hi* MfUI. which a mt mehad at' the California ia tbv mo* singular country ia the world. It ba* within il* border* more variMy of climate, aad togru variety of irodufitmw'. a^p*,i altogMhwr. a pwculiar couWj-. PjJ-Wb for. i~Unre, c WINIimSJIK.IW! hotter, sad gv up the San Joaquin valley Secretary of btete^H. B. Wvmv, of 60 mile*, and the mercury ffi]l mount to 195* on the aHghtert provooatiuu Traawr—Henry Bactx.- uf M*ritoThan go ou to the mountain* and every Altoroey General—John R Bennett, step you go op it become* cooler till you dull Ind, if you go up for fOough, aaow of Bock. Superintendent of PuUie InaCrrtion— waa aaid to yield 27 erutaapn* the yw around 8* you see you cm gel Robert Graham, uf WiniH>tag'> il wrath only one ert l and a quarter pra any climate you want, varying from that The following platform wasutMudnw'ialy pan. In the Led rock, when- il Wa* »aid of Greenland* iey muuutaiu. to Isdis* Sdot-ted. kr...hr.l. Th* the BcpuUicaas of to be very rich and abundant, ho could ,<ml strand*. And iu Wiarouain declare lh«r • uualteraUe ’adfind no traou of ore. , herenee to the indimoluble Union uf the The Cowveniit" 'mNebraaka, railed to Vary aa widely ‘ a* Its riimato. Wheat Staire, the sovereignty of lb* Federal Gocpnqmre .Jv draiitutiou foe that Bute, grow* u> a perfcetioa unknown In the oth- eru»K*t » Ike fourth*- MaigUrti to it by rv. .. _ .. of State* and roodBdrf ffo labti?fc the 12£h iff Jure, , ur Mate*. Rye, barley, oats, potatotw. abd and submitted the CoMtilution to a vote in fact all the grains and root* produce of Gm people to be taken oft the second Wonderfully. Fraito are miraculous both Turadsy i> detobii, 1875. The Courti in yieid and quality. It is fssbiouable to tiltion contain* mai>| advanced proviauma. *ay of California fruit* th* while the yield public affair*. t* large they are deficient in flavor. Tbi*ia It prohibit* the That we regard labor a. entitled in a purpuxe*; limit* il* no* true. A pear grown Al California and high degree to the protection of the Govper cent.,; prohibit* eaten ia New York will not hare the fla­ miment in all U* right*. That we are in ftror of tho fmalorn of ■mbrtripUon by tui cipalltien to railroad vor a pear should hare, but it must be religiuu* opanloo, and we therefore O(>p>w .lock, bulaUaw»do lion* of money when n-tUemliered that it has baea boo need in any union between Church and Slate, oc ■aactioncd by * vo railroad train* ae«<n day*, and that il wna intorfonmre with religfou* faitli or worship, ridrabrgb ffcwen' the L»gi»Utwre over picked green. Thai same pear which i* or any legblalion in the iulenwl uf any . Jrelsn* rallnwb io ao insipid in the New Yuri mark*:, i* *» particular creed. That We Hand by the free education of and authorise* the spicy and high flavored iu 8m Franciaco our public acboul ayatep, (he taxation of a* one could wish it. Th.- orange*, atraw- all for it* auppurt. and no dtvbion of the berries, peachtw. plum*, apeteou, and al) •chuol fond for any voctarian ptiroiw. other fruita are ju* m good hi quality a* That wc merpt with approval th* letter they are in qn.mtity. of President Grent dbamrajting I ho ron Abd.jewmber anplhcr point. The tinnaoce in ottce of any chief magiatralc Californian Las these things the year of the nation for a longer period than two round- TMre is ao ‘ aearoa of the year tenua. Mn. C. A. Wart that new potatoes, bean*, green pea*, aaThat we approve uf the prreent llepub Houred-dd of Beuv« . paragwa and all adiUm of that das* are lican national adminuuatiuo. and rape new novel. *olKled A Dratblq Wedding; nc* in mark*, and rtrawberries even, are cially the aarnent effort to collect the reve­ ra HrtW »be wa* WtM»" which will be plentiful ten months in the year. nue, to pferout and puniah fraud, to ex­ po* part violaUon*, and |o p*rd again* pubUhed by T. R- lltcrsoo * Brothen. their recurrence in the future. ■lldladriphia. ,on.lhe 14th of July. She Tint wc endorae the policy uf a4)U«linsU. nude an arrangeturol with this houw, the dificultiea of thi* and foreign nation* whereby they have E-mire the future by arbitration inatewd of wur. and a* friend* pubn-hcra of all lu-r work*, an J they will of juatice, peace and boananity We .hall hail th* day when thi* policy thall be adopted throughout the world That We adhere to the doctrine of icgulallvc OHltnJ t»vrf railroad* and other How She Wan Wou." Each book will eon>oration« deriving ibdr power* «'* |« ampleto ifi one Urge duodecimo volfranebi-e* froto the Slate for the laMal benefit of the pec^le. and *uch corpora­ tion*, without inju*ticc to th«- iatoreat of either, which policy wa* inaugurated and celebrated work. There are hot two iwaawu, the wet and will continue to he f elcred by the Rcpul>the dry, and the dry soasou i* v«vy dry, • The IImmAoM of Buutcric.' lican party of Wiaconeln. to the end that For moulh* and month* no rain falb ; and ju*t and fair rale* of traMportalion may be The IrtUsing KipM**'" |«rrin<-«itly during the wrt season. it rain, almurt aeeured to al! thq people, while all unjual evwy day. If the rain fall ia light during and opprreaivc act* of monopolic* .bould be prohibited. cefelmi-XM and 4lh-«f-July rejoicing* b That wc favor the early attainment of a cprycncT ronicvtibk into cUn. and there foru advucato gradual resumption of *p«cie payment* by cupllmmu* >i»p*-ip fha| di­ rection, tn »ucl: a manner a* to duturb the buainm* lulenwt* of 11*- country aa little idra* of the Democratic party, which hare emtwd ooe rebellion again* the old fiac. n the only certain thing fra erop* any ­ while ilia an approval of the union plank* where in the Htaic, ' That makes crop* enue only, to lie adjusted almost favor­ in the platform* of the Maine, Ohio, and al—.lately certaih. and u<X only certain able to the interest* of labor and industry. That wc desire such a rovUiou of the Iowa Hcpaddicun* The Idrth of "our but wooderfWly pnfftable When a nun patent law* a* will relieve indurtry from common country, ’ .aa Fitahugh l« ex buy* a farm in California, it ia the water the oppro*M<>u of monopolies, and al the it at Bo*on, U what we are proud not the land that he buy*. Laud ean be ■ame time aecurc to lhe inreqtor a fair re­ bad cheap enough anywhere, but to get muneration. and to the public tho benefit land that water ran I* put ra> ia the point. uf the inveutiou upon equitable term*. Tlu> country mu*-be irrigated in *omc Th*t the Republican Mrty will routiaway to make production cartain. In tome ue, by all the mean* in the power of the ••extraordinary repair* bill iu regard to the aectiona artawan «*IL answer the pntpuae. Stale, to cocunnige immigration a* an im­ cuaab. for the Vetoing of which Gov. Til­ well and cheaply. The water U railed by portant agency in developing the rnxiumw den received »o mu.!> credit, recently mean* of wtnd-milla, and distributed in and |<tuiu><jng the proqicrity uf the Naturned up in the ofice 'of the Scctvury of lion. b<- had everywhere, and then other me* Th* with the experience uf ||i*' |«*»l in State, bearing the Mgnaturc of Samuel J. muM be rasurted to. The San Joaqu reference to the National and State adminTilden . The Republican papera of Ne7 Valley, uO* of the large* and ricbcrt ■tralion. we have abundant evidoacc that York iupndenlly pcnd.t in aaktng bi* ci the State. need* watur mure than almo eeOaucy how U got there? Thu* for the any other portion of the Stale. Tu do the continuance of the enlightened and it i* proposed to make a liberal policy of the H«>ubliran party in. orade fam not apoken. He evidently dbit* well dafiteal >q<| cicarlv aunounn-d pur Hke* conundrum* " from Lake Tulare, bringing the waler* of pore to foster the agricultural, industrial Durin* the fiscal year ending Jnne 30, that little aaa down die whole length of and cuoimerrial interest* of the eountry, by a judicious .yrtua uf internal improy.the public deU of the United 8tat*a was the valley. To ntiliae the water to the menta, having for their object* the enhsgefultcat extant, it i* prupomxi to make the reduced 111399.514. and the revenue un canal navigable, *o m l<- not only fun>i*h menl of faciUtica and reduction in the real dev the new acu of Congress i. ample lor( water for the crop*, but to foniiab ehaap uf trauapuvtation for our inter state com- tcacldt for the' crop* after they are pro­ duced. The work will be rnormoaaly ex­ penarc, but it will pay. The valley I* aa rich a* the Nile country, and in wet aca, aotw will produce- th* erop* with certainty. Two year*' cron* would pay for the canal. Thia project with a dotea other* will be urged upon the State Legidaiarc thi* win­ A private letter from * frominrot Ohio ter, and in aonr riiapo will be carried It Republican renewed in Waahmgtoo, ray* ha* been found aeremary to make that the tnaram in that State ha* not fully begun, but that it i* becoming evi­ It b inpoaaibl* for individual* to make dent to the leader* of both partim that: ditebes of (u&cM-nt capacity to water su the Hepahliean. will eirry th. Stole by a> vart an extent of eountry, and if corporagood majority, and probaHy ehet n m*- two* were to do it, the monopoly would •quetot* the lite out of the people. The .jraity uf the LegiAuire. State wUl do it, and when done California Wertenik Ohio, i* aeriuuJy dirturbed। will he a* great a* an agricultural Stale aa all the put** expensre. The internal revenue return* for the above year .how an increase from »1u23fil,577 to 1109,788.Q59. Gradually the nation ia «*» ing hack hto the path of prosperity plep*rti*l!r raera ■akkiu wbb puwd rertof arraral <4« uctll ciUtoU* If you do you may be induced o oome to J. Lee Reed & Co’eT^ Republican By an boots* and foilhfal admiuiatratfoo of the l*w» sod by a firm adherence to the priori plea of juattec tod tev>gTv<* we bold that true education and *ound murab are the boat ageucicu for promoting A few day* *tfo, while »om< laborer* were at wort, ou wune excavation* near Big Prairie, id Monroe county, they came upon a quantity of bonce forming the akeleton uf a>na»t<xk>n, which were examio«d and brought to Monroe. One of the uuk* wa* eleven fret in length and *cvro iacbmin diameter al it* (malic* exirom- torn io the Convention, Io the c&ct that Gov, Alien would not accept a noutinatkuu upon any other platform, and that hi* withdrawal would be fatal to party *te■ rem, they .needed perfectly. The Com milter w*a <arricd, thg CooMMion capI I*aB0’r,V pbdgwd to We only Want to sell just a Buggies this year. If €he Exaite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of cusro/teits khoh Dtf. •t lb* artuttyTaad maewia-a suffdam mrp-Hut what ahair bo aaid of a political ply sf natku—1 earmey tra tarnla*** pur-’ party that allow, itaalf to be handled aud gma. Oppcalriea ta th* pr*raat Nslwasl managed in that way. a party that per mita itrelf to ba wmiittid to tba mo*. Staim arc a nation, or a more partnership, for limited purpoeta, of thirty seven imfopendaat aorareAp natioMlitiag. It rairc* th* queitiuo whether the people of Iowa will vote that they are cidieaa of the United States; th* they haven dirtied nationality,, th* they have a country roratewivc f jib the wtiwral juriadictioo of the United State* , and that, wherever the flag mar fly, their citiaraahip shall be reeoguixed. Thi* i* the meaning of tho Re­ publican tJatfonu On tbo other hand, the OppoaOiou ask th* people to vote that they have no nationality, save th* uf th* (Oterrign State of Iowa; ll.st the United agency st WmMngton, with authority to •Ct for them; th* the people of Iowa are ciliseua of Iowa, owing their primary sllegiaqce to that Hute, and th* their obedi­ ence or mbrntumm to tb« General Goveremrut b not to any national or inherent authority »u«'h Govcnunctu may claim, but Btsrely bocauaeli hlh* duly appointed and acowdited agent of the Slate of lawn. This ia the iasue prmentod by those op posing parties: I* thb a uatiuu, or b it a men- coufoderacy of nrtfons, asch iixh-peudant and wrereigu iu itoalP I* thb a Hepublic where the power uf the " American fKupie" i* sovereign, or b thb a mere sllianre of pa«y State* without a natfoo aljty? I* the GoveqpMUt of the United State* (be Uororanmat of • dirtinct natiuoality rrpnreating aa aggregate of from nwn claiming kindred a* cituens of a eonm<>u country, or are the people of low* “foreign' to the peopie of W brooaa and lUioob. holding them ■ raeraiea in war, in peace frienda” 1 Have the voters of Iowa nu itttcrcrt in the wtlfarc of the country, anr more than they -hav* in the welfare of 1‘Awia. Urrel Bniwv <?F Tjtrkev ? Have they no rtr>oger political ti«n with the people of Mic&gin, California. Penney I ranta, and Georgia, than they have with Rumis, which ha* a!w«y* been our ally and frirpd ? If the doctrine of the Oppomtion ba tree, that thb i* a confederacy of State*, aud not a tiatlun. that the Goveninietit st Washington u a mere agency exercising delegated !»*•", »«*1 bolding its appointment al the will of sovereign State*, and th* al* claim to natiotiality u a fraud aad an importune, then whrt arc the people of Iowa ? They arc not a part uf the I'nilad Htstee. eiroj* a* a burinem |>arti>*r, obliged to nay litre to rapport the central agency ; they arc not ririaero of any nation axrept Iowa, hav. tx> flag ex­ cept that whiah floats over th* agency. have no country except thu within the border* of the State, have ao reroguiacd •ink U> the political level of the I many petty principalities of Germany.— Arc they prepared to give up their na­ tionality . are they prepared to vote that they hare no country ouUida of bv*. and that they are alien* when they cnre> the Mi**oun or Miaewuppi Hirer? The other question i* that of the cur­ rency. The law* of the civilian) world, outatde of the United State*. make coin miUee wbe are- reiiorted *s hard moticv men any belief, any j ovilire conrictiu* whalevcr upon thi* *uhject, or were they po*w***l with the idea th* the financial question ia only of the mo* aubordinate importance in romparmon with the here* «ity for kropiug the Democratic party h*r u>ouiou*./U>d it* hold Upon the Stole offce» unujpnrod? Very likely the men who counted thenmelrm iu favor of boon* currency and in a vague and flabby way thought they had view* upon the lubject of finance, have daring the part two or three year* given unctinted praiar and ad­ miration to the buncet Republican* and rineere patriot* who would pm nacrifice principle for torty, bgt have crane out from under the tyranny of caucu* and voted independently Thia kind of thing when done by HepuhLcan* dxcila lb* avenge Democrat to enthtuiaam. He talk* about il foelingiy ■ the enrotuagiag frnluW ia politic*, th* rin of better days enmiag. But when hj* own party ia guilty of worae thing* than any tba; d» ■alitfinl Republican* protested again* in theirs, be foil* to nee the principle Involv­ ed in it. Then ba beliefm in harmony and »uc«*e, even when a gang of oxiapiraton ha* lagged the party convention and mddlod it with rmoluliuo* running counter to all the traditirau uf Democracy, and oppeed to it* mo* eardjnal ductrinra. We dare not tel) the public, we are making better wfrrk than ever before, for fear they will come too thick and tat.1 Went terribly excited when wX- have too many sales, and new -fare TvaU fin Ml* ■ M-Baffl, .FS iramU, * *a wnri, - wc hive cumo down little because you may stllicatM at once atal Fraatraln ua so that we cannot do anything. We had some talk wjth a aian from C’d’foniii about sending himThiriy-five TopCir.-ixjjt. and thst almost unfits usfor business besides the Rrt IIJK Juba & W itllMAI. MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH. BJFT, Richard ^lesser, of Carlton, Accordingly. Sir Henry Barkley ba* been directed by l*>rd ('aruan on to Invite to a couferenev driecalr* from lb* Dutch free States, to outsider a plan of union. The heme gvvcrnntctil ha* aliowa that it dom nut intend to be unduly hampered by the tradition* of Downing street, by an ap­ pointment of a character unusual for Eng­ land, although, happily, not without pre cedent in this country. Mr. Fronde, the bistorian, pica out a* the ip-cial rvprrarai talire uf»the imperial gDvrrnmenl to th. d. Icgatre uf t|:e opUniv- The field of artive pulirica ia new to hint, but be ia known to be a man of unusual ability, in was th« lucky man last July, that got the Chiller. We won’t let him draw this year. “He is too lucky." Wdhtiug the people not to come all at once, we are very Truly Yours, j. L WB I'll ft CO. NOW IS YUOR TIME I Gent's Clothing, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Qnantitiee. lemon we hope your Ohio Dcmuerat* will have to Irani next Fall. So long a* they ran carry the State na *uch a platform a* the one *duf«cd at Colnmbu*. and the ad­ vocate* of an hooeat cunwaey Mppurt the ticket, and the party and the |>laiform. there wiH be no --reform from the inode or anywhere cLc Let Ohio be carried by th* Democrat* iu the coming ejection and jow have M ouly^ hat the opportunity of oerat* on th* financial qumtioti. but you have *w*n>|«l your pyty iu the natohtl in UM MID HUH Tim Union* there willbaforolougbe added third a in the Pacific, to be followed pomibly by Others Thru, if the present polky of the British government shall bo adhered to, in place of the chain of isolated commu­ nities which have grown up about the trading aettiemenu and military port* e» t ibliihcd by English enterprise all over th* globe, we may are ia lime a circle of all but independent federal Staten, each en­ dowed with the free institution* whieh arc the cvmmoa riary of the A^gfo-Saxoa race, and each ifi it* own part of tie ■vrid a centre I fbeakhy polrtical influ­ ence In view of such a possibility and of the probable similarity of th* eonrtitotkn of three Stat** to our own. th* pro gram of Bririah colonial eoofederettM, while it ought to afford no oreauon f.rr jcalooslv on our part, cannot fail to hr watched with intere* in the United StUea. Trunks, Traveling Bags, Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap)as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best Come and see fkSfUkW TIME TABLE »fo. 6. that it iball weigh the atandard weight, and have the naudanl amount of gold; and thf| the currency of the United Statra •hall eorna to bu an M»ma>y and a d»grace. The oppoaitiuu, however, declare that U>c depreciated currency shall never be re­ tired ur reduaed. but th* a* it foil* in value the dcfioaocy .hall be (applied by an additional imuc; that when grewolmck* are worth 75 eenta an additional amount to cover th* 25 cent ilepcvciatiob .hall be Matrnd, and that when they foil to dewt, their amount iball bo d->ubl«d to aa to keop the actual amount of “dollar*" (uffcicut for ‘-buaioem parpomM.” Upon there two Irene* the two |mrtie* arc direct­ ly at rariance, and we quertion very much whether the ,«x>ple of Iowa are ready to vote that they have no country, or th* two or any Dumber of paper dollars eas aerve any bttMnau purpores beyond tho actual *um in roln that ran be gut for them at lb* public aurtfoa. nr at the offer of the broker or other dealer in deprreiat- for Yourself J-S. GOODYEAR & CO. ■ueh a qnertion a* thi* of finance, *o vitally important to ail the interval* of th* country, will not beailata or oompromitc. if Mr. Thurman ia in earocat on th* aubjert, the ba*t time for him to aay ao wa* in the fare of the inflation mob at Colom bua Had be done ao no explanation did hi* party. When the Chicago directory man figure* the pupwlatiM of th* eity at 43eJW9 there Maa a*pe« to the rom which Hamp* the estimate m being braxvl. There i* a Uory told now aud then about a man who claimed to bare abm a number of bird* rt one .hot— 99 we balieve wa* the aamber —and ou being naked why be didn't call City railroad romnanic* are to Ueeomoli it an even bandrod indignantly wanted dated, and that former will be pushed to know if the queatiooer tbougli be would ■ -a to the .trait* of Mackinaw. The cou- lie .for the *ake of ooe bird. rolidated romla wtll be kiwwu ** the Mackinaw divieion of the Miehtgan Can rtpi, and T. B. Sargvant will be rapcriu ■to font. with lieadqusrteni at Bay CWy. CUTTER which will be given away to our Qiuitotners about the re IAX)* of September next, has attendency to make more trade th*n T, want. • with English conrumcra—or al leant the cooperative labor societies of England Here b what the timet dispatch says o '■The moat important feature of the promt meeting i* the arrangemeit con lecaplated of uniting with the co-operative sueirtie* of England, whereby rappliea for hmm can still farther be reduced in nriom Mr. Worrell, of th* Mimimippi Valley Trading Company, left ou Satur­ day for New Orlreip. where hr expect* soon to be joined by » Uamber of Euglbb gentlemen mterwud in the Company aud the co-operaliTi! UXlrtk* of Grmt BritixnThree grntiemra are i Dr. J. II. llulher ford, of Newrartfe-ou-Tyne , Mr. J. Kay, of Maoebeater, who b at present ia New York ■ Mr. E. N. Neale, of Loudon, bar rister-at-law and legal adviser for the Ind ing company, and several olbera. The company prMxm&to atand in the place of middlemen for the two order*—the co«pa- IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION CflOflTM Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in s, Coffees and Spices *1! grade., of Teo. lhe very beet in the Market Fresh .very week from the Importers .S, 8. SLEEPBR k CO., of Botton, for sale *t prices which defies succesaftii competition. HitoUnga, Nov, 10th, 1874. ( - John Stanley:’ REMINGTON I f be Rmwirros Hsw lira Mack new bMsprung ti|4dly into favoraa poa■ r—lug the brel COMBIXAT1OM of good qualUl**, I namely: Light ruunlnc wrote him aa affsetiuoate fetter imploring him for God . asks to taU her he wn inooeenl, be poaitiveiy refused to aaawcr, and iamand of giving the draired amuranre, begged her to join with him ia keeping Vin. Booume when hi. sister, Mra. Hooker proponed to him that ahe should re lata bb pulpit and rand to hbneopie The Tribune haw the folfowing item from it* Wmhmgton cvrrtwpondeul .­ The Exccuttvo Ccmmiuee of the Na­ tional Grange held a meeting toxtey and adopted the report of the *ut~comu>iuee, to whom bad beao referred the rabfrct of intereatianal e xchenge l-twam co-opmrive aocmiM* of Great Britain and the Patron, of Huabandry of the United ISialm. Tbe report mys: "Having examiirid the detail* of the pls of the co­ operative aocietim of Great Britain a* pre- IU0N.N.Y. lam running a NEW Movm*. ; DANCING SCHOOL. CHINE for �B:o RAFitM,,Junc 11,1B75. Ed. Bakne*: ' Tho glorious Ith has rotnc .id -gone and *11 ia ^fisrfdly- MtMt and dull again. Thia, however, hi the time of year when buxines* in town, and etioi is very qxint. Haying and harvest ever keeps the c<>un- clerk* hare a laxy time of it. But a little r»t after hard busy mouths of labor, is generally welcomed by three who hare the hard labor to perform. Although our streets are being somewhat deserted by the tanning community, yet the “noby wheel" keeps right on, and thouawds Jof shingles and iutnber ia being daily manufactured here within the city limits. In my lart to the Baxxui, in giring the .umber of bnsinam place., I unintentionally omitted tlie hardwire .tons; wc Itarr three of them, and they ar.- all first dam. each car. rying a very heavy stock. Well, I aaa by the Hasting Baxmxs that the Hartiogritcs did not cdebratc. Why friend Dewey what in the world ia the matter? Everybody ought in these years of centennials to celebrate. We of Dig Rajdds has a reuser. The Knight Templars, Marons. Odd Fellow., the Big Rapid. Light G turds, Firemen and finally everybuly and everything were on hand, and a splendid time was had winding up with two large Lalla in the evening. Tho day was auspicious, the suu remaining hid by the clouds all day long, but not a drop of rain nor anything elae U> mar the pleasures of tho day.— Tsko It all in all, il was the best time ever held iu Big Ka|>id*. so say the inhabitants here. But the fireworks; I forgo* to Col. Jamas W. Care, a prominent Imai•am man of Grand Rapids, aad colonel of the 3d New Hampshire infantry In the robdhoo, died July 6th s. Pr- F" °f ‘hc l>k* “"‘7 haa pitched hi. tent upon the now ainitol ground. alUnaing. and ia engaged iu rtudying out the latitude and lougitude of 1,200 tons of atcc! rail on the Miehig-a Central months. The mainline laid with .ted, excepting Iraro been laid road within six* is now entirely about 25 milus. Il ia said the greatest busting camiral ever held in the west ia to be at Spring Lake, August 10 and 11. Yrtcs and Brainbridge will row the secund time for the amateur championship Zf the United TODAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. SISK Wanted Immadiately! Tov »?Mmi to________ Pure Sarsaparilla Sara GLOSS STABCH, T. KINGSFORD &8CN, 16TINTS Uttl ikiVW Rrticej. SgHfc o-TUs‘.-.»ar.!E_ LIQUID PAINT’S. b sU4 .UH -lib.11, u.1 We ask attention to the fact that we shall leave all accounts not settled, where we hate sent bills, al once withM?Justice of the Peace for collection, if they are not adjusted. We cannot longer ’ White Lead Works 127 Jc^-rwm Are Detroit, MICHOlt, tSEPAil a M.'< "VIIMTOO" THRESHER. BRICK FOR SALE: The Subscribers will com­ mence the Manufacture, of at the earliest possible mo­ ment. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of ’ BETTER BRICK ' than was ever before made in the County, which we will sell at prices that, defy com­ petition. ALL ABOUT THE COUKTT. of before. It b a good one, il ia going contra to circuses generally, for now a daya the circus ia in the bills, but if this one '. • ttoom-HB hr atm -rings* eruai CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN IEHIU.Iti, MUTIC1, RHEUMATISM this arcus. By the by Mr. Editor I would not fail to inform you, and the rest of tho Hartings people, that for the present Cape. W. H. Cabot ia making Big Rapids hia home. He is engaged m clerk ' I believe at tho Pacific Hotel, II. 8.(Andy) Johnson proprietor. Copt, haa come to the conclusion to try dry land for a spell, and Andy is surely fortunate in securing his services «.« dak, u it surely will tedound to Aady's welfare in laving to gentkmauly a clerk to-look after the iulcrcots HURRAH FOR EASTXAHI Hurrah for the Spring1 There is to be a match trotting race al the park on Tuesday, the 13th iut, for one hundred dollar. a side, beet three in hone, unban there "hull be a put up job which will probably be the case. There may be "honor among thievos," but there ia uoo. among liorae racing Uow.at tbia alate, to my way of thinking Hut as thia ia eery inlenvtiog matter to take np apace CHICAGO PUMP E.B. FOOTE, O. lit UltMtU Irtfc, ftr.XIMA, MEW YORK, An Independent Physician, CHRONIC DISEASE, SPECIAL NOTICES. W. T. EASTMAN’S The next holiday—Thanksgiviu^'. CniKtiu i Idkal Pncta Bcrton is lighted by 8.3i>5 pas and !*52 oil lamps. Five cent. a pound is tho price of ten- POBCKLAIM CYLINDER POIPS " ! �" 9@ > John .Newell, late President of the Illi­ nois Central Railroad, haa been appointed General Manager of the Jmke Shore A Michigan Southern Railroad. < Tilcsro and Omaha, LTiloatro C*lar Rapid., Chicago and Dubuque, via Clin­ ton, Cttleago and Froe;>on. Chicago and Marquette- Chicago and Green Brj , Chicago and Milwaukee. Chicago and BL Paul. Thia I. the Only Uno runnldg tbcMcare between Chicago and Ht, Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee. At Omaha our Sh-vp«-n« eonuect with (he Overland Sleepers on tho Union Pac»flc«allro*d. for nfl poUla west of Within a fortnight part applications • fur admiauon to the Medical School of Boston Uniremly bare bcm received from Eng­ land, Franco and Turkey. (la Tburoday evening last. lb. »«we of Palmer boampmeal. So. ♦», I. O. 0. F.. were dnly laaialM by Hoo. S. Ballsy F. C. P. * J. 0. W. ft lbs Grand Eaeaaspsssul of Mkhlgsr. Hopkins & Barnes Have on exibition one of the largest Stock°f Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. We have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ SALISBURY 4BM3SEAU. cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, &c., $c. Give us a call. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, Hopkins I Barnes. Hastings, Dec 26.287/. FURNITURE ROOMS, PICTURES! I am now all alone in tho Photograph buainom. and aa I hare made irna^ menu to inrraaaa my facilitiro for dome better (work than ever, aU should call mitimuti PREMIUM BOND- innmnuiHu mwaiaL Psrpstusl Worts*. Fair. UNDERTAKING Tho Chicago Tr.l.v tio Seymour is right ia J ulrntial roliejtatiooo he- 1874-75 tbs cot per pupil wm W7.ll. Are the children three titnrs brighter now than twsuty yuan ago? As the Pacific Mail Btcamship Com pany's rtramcr City of Tokin left th. ilmrf st Ba. Fransans brt wrok, froHong Kone, a mluto was (rod, and a sailor Bused Patrick Lauagan was blown ECLETIC BALM IOWA A5^E8RA8IA. �Tn. OOT. M. □' "Oh, no, by M towns. I do not mean to complain.' reiJied Edward. "I knew yow^ida'L Whatever I spend goo for s good esmne." a “1 oppoM so; but I don’t care wything about it. oriy that I am gettings little abort. There ■ Dr. Bauth's bill of sixty doBara. I don't see how I can pay ■ Maria, yon are a jewel f I am ansaaed. You paid lit. Smith’’’ "I did." * "He ii«I to mw thw." "No, be didn't; you and I arc one. so of aounw- you paid it. * I had to tall him my awnit, and in return he informed me what an excellent character you had given me for nradenre and eroaomv." afraid. ^99999999999^ "Let it tert, tbso. Ho will never ask J0"But'r don't Ska that tray of doing thing*. I don't like to g« in debt. I will tor waa a rich aun and offered to take Edward's note, payable at anytime he pleased, which offer tho latter eagerly ac­ cepted, promising to take it up in six month* No change for tlw better appeared in the affairs of the young couple Maria kef* asking for money, aud she was so pretty, so sweet tempered, and so gentle, that Edward could never rcftue. If he demurred, she coaxed it out of him. note was due. and Edward could not pay it. He had borrowed money until he was ashamed to du ko any mute. But hu had a nice reuse of honor, and iustead of lotling his creditor whirtie fur hh pay, hr went io tee him to procure a further ex. tension. . "Doctor, I am hard up." add be. “Sorry to brer it" "My family is getting to be expensive." "Be prudent, then. THE WIFE’S REVENGE. “No straWberrire I Whal ia the world ia the reason you didn’t order some?'' ex­ claimed Edward Later, M entered hi* plMssnl iu the suburds of Boston. . .‘J’uu know. Maria. I am very fond of theta. and you are detennind to jxfc’ah ilc was impnlviva, and did not mean to say anything about Mana. "What of h«r? bsbe extravagant ?’ -,W< yA "Put the bit io Mr mouth thou," laughcd the doctor. "Don’t like to do that." ^Mustn’t let her ruin you.” As will be noticed, thia beautiful waspKke moth belongs to th. same family and genus aa ths peach borer. Tire moths of this faintly may be rradily told by their trim form, quick movements, diurnai habits, flying in tho hot sunshine, and opsciaily by the bnuh-liks character of the tip of the body. This last character will serve to distinguish them from the wasps,—an important fact, aa even entoSlxtoeu hundred dollars, mcawv in hand mologiats of considerable experience are waa a large sum to Edward, who had spent liable to be deceived, so striking is the everything as frat as he got it. He felt like a new man—like a neh man. What a treasure waa Maria, who. bcaida being pretty, sweet tempered, and devoted, waa a head, and generally papain in a cooooo thorough financier. made of their own china or dust. -For my part. I should not Uke a finan­ Thia .Eccrian, a. will be noticed by^the cier oa any other term*. A prudent, but name, ia Imported, and, aa is generally growling, iU-tetnperod shrew, wonid bo my true, ia all the worse from that fact. Aa abominatioo; aud before her I should a rule the Imported ^spsda are the more prefer a pretty, sweet-tempered, devoted woman, who would spend all I could same peculiarity noted iu the casksr-worm, —the habit of measuring, or looping, when The moth is s little leas than one-half disturbed. By the last of Jane they are ladh long, and expands threo-fourtlu of full grown, and measure a little more than an inch. The color is deep blue, with an inch in length. The lan® pom into three yellow bands across the abdomen, a the earth to pupate, and a little bcuoath yellow collar, aud yellow mixed with blue the surface change to a brown chrysalis marking the legs. There yellow bands, so about one-half of an inch. long. In about like the same in many of our wasps, rend­ two weeks the moths appear. These are of ers this special all the more liable Io be a pale yullawiah color, with more or less mistaken, especially as they mingle with dusky spots on the wings, which frequent A Shareholder—A plownun. the wasps, making a gay romtreny in tbc ly fora a band acroa the wings. Some Why docs the raven cry? Cm. bright sunshine. Yet the tufted extrem­ tunes tho dusky spots ore slight. The Costly furniture—Indian bureau*. ity, in lieu of a pointed one tipped with a moths lay their epp along the twigs, where A costly kind of lumber—Summer dreaded spear, will quickly undeceive ua. they remain, despite tho hem and told, till These moths appear iu June and July. another spring. I found several specimsaw yesterday, June ’Uttl. woman, ftffl of hearty s.fgra~ • "Etei kwiw 1 like them very Tmaeh. ’ add^ tht petalaut hwabaad-i "ButAsy teste too rt<nogly_pr ihc TIL. conn, Maria, no nsorw of Poor I Richard'* Waws. it is ground. "Fart friend." are often diosipated ac- lan x may be found io the stem from June to July the following year. I have taken the moth from the bushes with my nee, !>» tight boots hare anything to do with and the nearlv full-gruiru larrai from the a corn exchange? hollow stem the same- day, June 22. A curious example of wire fortnight is afforded by there larva in their eating through the hud wood and Urk before aasumiWg the pupa Mate, u without such fececu<t and action; the hollow stem would be a fatal dungeon to the moth, whore slender sucking tube and wanting jaws would render her scape hopelca. In May, June, and Julv, the insect b»roma a pupa, the papa always lying very near the ouiaid.opening, in a poor apology of a cocoon, if any,'made of Its own lour­ ing*. That able entomologirt, Bev. C. J. 8. Bethune of Ontario, speaks of the chrysalid sleeping peacefully in thia cavity while the bleak wintry winds howl among the branches. (Be/ Entomological Re­ port of Ontario for the year 1871. 8uch a remark would be true only of the larva. In June and July the moths again sppear. There iuaecu recgi to 'attuk the red currant more generally, yet the black variety, and even the guoreberry, ia not exempt from its blasting work. Not only do the broken steSM, au weakened as to be unable to stand upright, but also ibeaickly ap|icaranr« of tl>e foliage tell of this inare-t ■ prysvmc and truck. Betiding the Stocks will abv gependlv giyp tb« preded infonnrtioii. as the aflectod onra bcu4 Swire readily. Tbc hollows in stocks cut serial will inform us of their previous av I Epitaph pnrent work. I am heartily rick of ••Yon would not have me pay sixty rents a box for strawberries, would you? ’ “’Pou my soul, 1 am not. Didn't you pay rt a few days after you gave the -*Nolt.isnV MM?" f "You cannot afford it'* "No, surely," replinl Enward, coh"Yra T can Isn't my salary fifteen founded by the stetaatstU, hundred a year?" "But I am sura you did. Hers," cun ••I dotal think rtrawberria. at sixty United the doctor, pulling.an account rents a boit.arc very profitable," replied book from his pocket. "here i» where I the pretty wifo with a pleasant smile. entered tbc cash. You hare got the Edward Later ‘did not deserve such a beautiful, swret-Hjnpercd wife m plaria. But in spite of hi* petulant manner, he was really an excellent fellow, anti llovcd the pretty little woman with all his soul, though it m true he had a very singular manner of showing it. ’ lie dcMirvcd a thrashing foe his hasty words, yet he eventually h-arm-d better, it is not worth while to dwell too long upon the dark side of his charcter. The fint year after his marriage he bad boarded, but dairing to lure the eofflfurU wf home in all their parity, the young couple had derided to gu tn ho«sAre|>ing. Edward would have hired a largo bouse at a rent of four hundred dollar* a yoar, if his wife had not j.-twisted that surh a dwelling would wear her lift- out.' He then left the matter cutuyly to her, and she found a nice little cottage, swven miles from the rity, at a rent of one hundred and fifty. The huslanid liked it very well, and Maria furuislicd it in a very plain butneat condition. By a great deal uf retrench­ style. ment in his own expenses ho had con­ They wer. at bucu* now. aud for a lime trived to keep out of dcbti Instead of the novelty of the thing kept Edward in dining at Parker a at ao^dpensc of fire or aix dollars a week, Ik made a quarter of that sum suffice. His tailor's bill had beva reduced one half, and all other bill, in like proportion. Better than all, he had been Can you tell me when it m that a black­ cured of grumbling at Maria, for If be com­ smith ratecs a row in the alphabet'! It is plained of aajthing she wss sure to uk when he niakaw <1 poke r and above I. him for a fifty dollar bill on the same day. Au old gentleman of great ex|<criet>ce In fact he wu afraid of her. bread tasted of relentua, an*! the butter Maria in her demand for money, had waa rtroug. Re snarled and growled, Grat been even more remorxloM danne the at Maria, and then at Bridget, till the het year than before: and had actually ta­ wife waa almost di^vuragvd But the ken right hundred dollare of his two thou’ did not yield to the impulse of tho mo­ ■anti. And there was not much *l>ow of ment and pvt out Of temper. Site kept it in ibo house ur upon her person. If M riailing, however cutting and revere the hinted al an cxpLnalioo, >he always turae-1 him off io sweetly and adroitly that he criticism of her husband. ' After tea lie waa a little mollified, for there accBiu! to be nothing mure to grum- He landed her the money, and she would dress hcrerjf. great deal than before, for he could afford it. "I am goiagto spend a much money. I can," nrpliod•Thrtahe • rJhtMaria, d*.’’ added tl reaswi to repent this advice, for Maria now .vetoed to spend all her spare time in online fur money, lie was Uxi reckless, too magnanimous to deny her ur to suggvrt that she was exceeding the bound* of > Stic waa mcreilesM in her drafts upon him, and to supply her demands, for he had wot the roarers to refuse her modcat ncjuol, he was obliged to curtail bin own I ‘•Ilaveyou? indeed I What is eight hundred rndlan?" chuckled ahe. “Thera ia Raymond’s house opposite for sale. It i< a beautiful place, and can be bought fur four thouaand dollara, by pay. ing fifteen hundred down. I was think­ ing that If I hid saved my money I wight have been aide to buy that plarc.'" “No nee to cry for spilt milk, Edwsrd," rejJicd Maria. "I know that; but we Meda l rpill any mere milk. I have been vrvy ecovwmiea) the last ysar;" and be proceeded to detail the rctrcitehnKnts he had made. "You have done very, well, Edward." "Y», nr drcr, better than you ham Who would haxe tbojwbJ I should ever preach economy to you?" be )wgj)ed. "What's the urc fur ^e to be prudent while you scatter your nsotwy like chaff ?" asked the wife with infinite gued humor. "No arc I coufna. ' __ "I will turn over a new leaf if you with It haa been suggested that wo catch the moths. I think thia not a nracticd reme­ dy. Tho moths are so small, so quick, ao wasp-like that I should dapair of this •ver becoming generally practiced. I would snggat letting tbc bushes sprout up pretty freely, and then each spring practice heavy pruning, taking pains to cut aud bum the feeble and lumber stocks. Thia should ba done about Mar 20; if This dotractive huret, which has final­ ly become scattered all over our State, ia also a foreigner.—another of the many be­ quests from the old world which wc would hare gladly foregone. In view of the lad that wc hare received very many at owr worst inacct pats from Europe, they ought not to complain If we bare given them nyllajarf, or If we Mill add &ry- jOHM.aOB The moths can be caugb: in a net; and though thia is easily dons, still it ia not as practical a remedy aa the hellebore, which by many ia reported to be as effi­ cient as with the saw-fly terr®. As it was reported a failure during the past season by several persons, I can but think that the hellebore was not the genuine article. Shipping Boxing, 3 Horee Power. $2.0); 4] Horse P»irtr' tXJfo Hand picking ia more than usually may 1 of adoption, to bo practiced in the sama I manner aa with tbc caukcr-irom* ; give i the boat a alight lap, when the lirv® will ■ drop, and remain suspended by a thread I for some time. By .using a stick therc 1 can be drawn ont together and easily crushed. It ii more tlun likely that thia prat, which haa been long destructive east, will continue to be mure and more ao with u* aa our forests are cut away, removing its » native foliage. Let us all give it batll/ i LtctVS Kt TAKE NOTICE! BSE-2 .TAMES LEFFELACO. sprutgitzu), obxo. THE “MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGA H i.Im S—■■ ■aO.lasS.sseewssss *ra cot - jeaFVIJS. 3F>£Sl^r . rt is. HOTWW •« 1mU* SOT ta. canir WSend to the Burdett jVania, for Circulars.-^* E. llsrodcn, sndbU ng omtaioed the be­ ginning. of the exprtro forwarding bu«iBra of the Cniled Statra. which, with tile exception of the railway, and tolegraplm, now surpoasra all other private critcrpriws in the world Borp at Heading, Maamchuacttt, in 1812, ho waa employed u evoductnr uf the first paanenger train that ran in New England, and was afterward promoted to the position of ticket agent on the Boston and Woromtcr Railway. Tl>e sedentary dak-work did t>oi suit him, however, and in 1837 he eame to New York in arareh of more congenial employment. At the corner of WJ1 and Pearl streets stood th. old Tontine Coffre-Uiusc. a. Gua-jus rrec-rt for the merehanu and ahip-owners of thoM days, and in cvnnoctiun with it there was an admirable news room— a sort of Lloyd s or Oarvawny'i—conducted by Jaimw W. lisle, a local celebrity, who afterward ex­ tended his faim{ by promoting a eheap system in opjwsition so the government. M r. Hale was a man uf varied experience and a genial dispoeilion. He waa one of the mart active men of his day, and Ham­ den went to him for adyiw in socking eijiploytneot. Hale became interested iu him, and in the evurse of a few days ad­ vised him to otabliah himself u an exprraman between New York and Boston —a btwineas never before transacted ami a Organ Cotnpnuy. Erie, Peotu- • mi MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. TIME TABLE No. A 1 1 Sinical asi 4848484823484848482323 DENT res luirillt DENT - Swarf’s v,*wm 0ba sbkAMM. .. forward packages of Eastero bank-notes u> Boston tor redemption. If an acquaint anco was found on the boat, he was pounc­ ed upon without coretnouy, aad burdened with the packages, which were sometima by Jswpiia Miller --Nwaris* la V.wtev. teautlA>J|y Iterat'dSJssspb Oaak'a hag pom., - Tho^aejca aid Maaltalia." with aerra npsvb UlartrallMS. lb* Frsweb aad Kngtbb. at Lak. Oaavgn and Quabec, far ths nuaiary of thj» reslisral, la a trulhtal m wsll as a wpirtt^i and baaullfii namllva at duM grand aad daalairr areata vorariowaly, and soon become fttll grown, bring then three-fourth, of u> inch long. These larras either gu into the earth un­ der leaves, or remain attached to the busha and spin a coeoou of brownish silk. About the last week of June they cumo forth again a* fiia; and so during the first week of July the currant or gooaeberry bmtha are agam defoliated. This to rejxot the round of mischief. friaad did not appmr. the thinp were oft­ en intrusted to entire, rtrangsra, with the modest request that they would deliver them immediately after their arrival.— Slerehants ud brokers seeking gratuitous transportation for their letters cuotributed Iwply to the exritaacnt attending the departure of the steamer, and many per sons win remember the nights of anxieix they hare ixMod on the Sound, when such unexpected wealth haa beau temporarily thrust upon the*. "When Hanxfa call­ ed npoo me for edvioa," Mr. Hale Mated. "I thought of the daily inquiries made rt ■y ofifioe, 'Do you know any body going to Boatow this evening ' aad I i^e&t? ly advmed him to travel between the two cilia and do enuds foe the business men. I also suggvwted that the new enterprise dsould be oiled ' The Kxpro-. wVich Vc8iffl!raux THhM MILL L AN LIBDUL TUIMH TMIMH Bnalanaf fcmianQwT au» upjn innitia. Bart W U. IMorteal The KellaMe Shwrl Llxe EAMT AMD WEST. tnuuatam IBAIBIANItAuiiMuaei � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-07-21.pdf d0bd7c8f6f94829d7087586d6994e055 PDF Text Text Th* Rv«ril,LICM| Bmpa- Coo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AMD PUBLISHER. rmu>.r no. te xte lit***. '*» '^•’1 ■,. ct**t WreTO UMttan. tal<T U. RUB OF eUBBCRIRTIOXi FE0H3S01UL Mia BOSIXES CM. The Studebaker Wagon Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World Mower and Reaper ‘TOrJUiy ? Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. AUTOMATIC SELF-RAKE ory Wheel made TAKES THE LEAD. with the Slope Shoulder Spoke Warranted per on him to ■fag "Jretu of Numib paa. ' eth by." It u plain enough, before the first vene i* fiuiabed. that thi, uwvi-uieot ■nre* much of iu rorema to Mr. Sankey. He ha. a voice'of unusual deurtidw and power, which round through the hall like a trumpet. Each word k articulated with great d'ntiiictnaw, and there b a soul fa the ,ingiiag that i* romethiug wore and higher than mere art. The hymn toil*, al once, a* any one can me by the intent eyes that am everywhere focused on cent. longei than any other Their Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose, cut or break. naEox. J. B. T. Marsh of Abe Chicago Advance bro juat traeUL. Lindon, mid want of course to bear Mr. Mrtudy, the revivals*. He writer, a* follow, . Promptly at 8 o'clock p. m. Mr. Moody Men* out and plant, both baud* <>u lhe rail that runs along the front of the plat­ form and forma hb puipiL He has grown stout einre leaving America, and wear* a flowing board. But there b ao miaukinp the man a* *ouo ro he opens bb mouth. He root too many people, be asp, whore Caere are getting familiar at there meet- A prayer by Mr. Moody, brief, rjacub- The best Reel Rake Machine existenc the world The Taylor and Gale Sulky Rakes, but on the contrary, aet then-rive, about to Sad * ucape-goat to wear their own tn flrmiiie. and rixxteomiBgK Akhm«h no relaiiou could be traced between hard time* and the dominant political party and tto admin iatratore, y«< a grert number pro­ famed tobeKere that Grant aUa Rebubliren Omgrwm were lhe wunrotan which then misfartumw ffow-L Th. Prorodrot had before been calW-a Cmnar. but this ridarulou* charge of rrafvnaibility far drouth red gramhoppeni, Would rtamp him « a greater than Cmaar, erre more omnipotent litre Jchorah. But a Demo effect. Mr. Moody, aptly lunting the Whitsunday cnmmetnorallou of the1 day uf Pcntenet to account, read, a part of Peter * addram an that occroioo, and an­ nounce* that he propnaro to tale the vine text and topic,— the crucified snd mouthed the cCge. .nd aope-aW to Chrirt. 1 The -cnmin that follow* i» simply th. the eketore of the country to InUitute . change, and aa we Mated U lheoutael, the rictima of untoward ctreumaUncrw accept ed the plea sod dahmloo, and the rreult ■m a change in the political eunpkxu.c. ol the lower house of Congreaf. But the change haa not worked out any remarka­ ble re*uli. We have afaee pawwd through mi unumidly cold winter, and tba locurt, many acctfaaa where Desaocreu were ebrt■ Juda* nude great prefanrioo. Ho pot ed to *u«ecJ Republican Congremuneo. war enough to the Sou of God to ktm the drouth threaten* to kill out the em­ him. But be west down to damnation." Hi* rnice wn< lo hare been orereinfa cd. and i, mH a* plcaiuut, even, a* it uacd to be. Hi, words tumble over each other, often, in the harte of hi, Ultepnce. He The Fish Bro.’s Wagons, Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. THE ROBBINS CULTIVATOR Machine as they are sole proprietors of it. None but Indianias CelclirntNo other firm uses this I ed Tiinbar, and t honn>ydilv seasoned, under cover from 3 to 5 years, and put together by the best I Wagon Machines. £Jvey Wagon fully Warranted. CAlX AND SEE THEM. —— —. —. »t ll** B»">- ..... needs no advertising ns it has taken almost the entire trade of the whole .State, and the people of Barry County may justly he proud that this County tskes the lend in this line of manufacture. Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. GREBLE & RUBSELL. B. !<’. STEInLoFF JOHN STANLEY I NOTICE! EXTRAORDINARY TO THE PUBLIC!. ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE Hastings Drug Store Sirgical asi lettaml The New Improved Back-Feed DENTIST Wagons and Buggies. Canned Fruits "end Fish • CRAWLEY & GRACE FLORENCE SKYING IACHINE. nterr awwitru Mannan i. You will limi a full line uf Drug*, Medkinra, Chemical*, Paint* Oil*. Dyertuff,, and ererythiug belonging to a tret-clam U. Drug Store. Before You Start is.wbb nt Tira TRAVELER’S OF IIAHTFORD, CORR. 7>i. MMkm. U* Mwu, Xroa rot J TOBACCO, DENTIST Nairtlle ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? CIGARS, ETC., 1 Michiian. $5o to,la $lo,ooo ■ 900 "’PROFIT. llaa U, li v**u4 X.ar ik.o<*U«iik. buMEAaret la X*w *a4 rir.i-.-ima till ltD Aku BOOM. PER DAY. The liohefcwa, rapt attention of the rart rongresetiou h Wotnierftd. Han.Irwin are in tear*. In the rery tnidrt of the diaouunw, and tlie height of it, intenwt, two or three quickly aucecwdfag ,hrieL> route from the <rtiter of the audience. Mr. Moody «tap[«d aa if it were a ainri *bot from Haun', line, and, with Sheridan-like prompfaca*, ■aid, “Well ,tand up and ting 'Bodfc of Age*. pb-ft for me,’ *nd the tuber* will pica*: help that friend out of the hall. She* hysterical.' There were no more "hyrterical" demonrtratians daring the crcufag. and the cuogregalkm tcareair rodiacd that there had been any interruption in the aerrioc. The N. Y- Timn quote* another exam­ ple of the way in which Mr. Moody deal, with the mart awful of nibjeci, which can engrua* the human mind: - ’ ‘ 'tern waa a man comUlking about nine." FARM FOR SALE! ed to gu to lhe Northweatern. The hotel was full, and aa they were •tartug to And anotlier, they aaul tolar friend: ‘Are not you going with reY Myfriredamd, ‘No; I am going to atay here.'—‘Oh, no. they rsid. ‘you cannot May here.’— But my friend said. ‘I am going to stay,’—‘How i* k?'—‘I hare rocarooaa.' — Where did you get it’’ Why I emit my name ou bead.'—She had telegraph®! a few day* before and assured a room. Ami ■bat b juat what the children of God nre Btaak Prliilmi n4 aaU nffll^TOrai^l^FEBAnilUD, TURKS M/LLfOS ACBKS OF Santa dans 150 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAID LANDS GRANGER HEADQUARTERS Oysters received daily KILL BF SOLD CHRJP! 24 Jefferson St., Hartings, Mich. HOME LIFE T. PHILLIPS? Him m the place to buy yuur prerent*. We hare the bort Hoe of good* that wa* ever brought to Harting*. (.’all anJ ex­ amine for youraclf and you will find our MOM delivery and on time. •riaiiut* HowmiMWi. _______ ______ ufbaOAK* headquarters. FINE PICTURES At Granger Prices. EMPLOYMENT CRAWLEY A GRACE. IN THE BIBLE. J. P. ROBERTS. two u IMO Mr ■MiktwNMhruiuli. STAI ____ .TSEK1 WING GALLERY HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS J. Cole & Son. iEBRASKA* iiiniftrlLB. Cd JOHN O. BLACK, Proprietor B. DR. AIKIN, F. CH1DEBTFR. INSTITUTE. II. HEIE* CUFUI. cam^a, m. urea Wiiimai Ein=5tHErs."J5?.ri.".w yau'a Boot A Shoe Store. ---- 2 LANDS WWA CANCER aad rMhrol liMfr.lla* iro aaUrol. Tkb roro-b On JEFFERSON STREET, or. MID rUITEE . non 11® UK . UK iUQ Shingles. Lath, &e. Patience and attention will bring u* far. it the rat walchre long enough al lhe mouro newt, the mouse shall not eaoape. Peraermnce wdl obtain pood rebUfle and httoce, where otherwise nothfag but thirtlro will grow. The iJowuaau mart gu up and down, and whatever ebu auay be done, there b no other but thb kmg way to do the work EARTM-BOIMI AMU, ;sr AMERICAN ULTRAMARINE WORKS, We must row with lhe ova wv hare; Slid as we oouru-t order the wind. We are obliged to aaU with the wind that God on aa the cfcidum pw lo mart, it it a xnl time (bribe fox. . If weary with waking your portion will <x> be meager. ' . Foob wUl alway* mk what tima it b. “uTS u* h ra ra0, « Aw. u im could make a party rtrouc and respectable. then Dctuocrary wight el.im » k»J ing pomtiou. Jadgta by U* probuma, it haa within it the b*mm to right crery wremg. and huprore upoo what M already good. But it ha, proven so unuurtworthy in the and m> unreliable wherever it now bold, power, that iu dechreliou of future intcution*. ha* but liule effect uu the iiitclligvot ciuaen. Iu part failure, create dirtnut in iu ■hake popular eonDdcure in U* future in- �TltotaffriiMt Bombahril. Dmt«.ra.-y iu Ohio ban evidently throws off its dhguirc a I'tuk tnoaoon. Ito ac-1 Cion on the financial questiim haa been like ‘ ’ friends It hu created alarm, especially .’unitai, Mini., Jvly 21,1873. throughout the cad. where the party was • b-,1.1 up for rapport, aa the only tnraas by ilhad vised vitaparatiou ia th* beat which the nation eould return to specie single sign of the n vw atate of thinp. iu AS A FINANCIAL PARTY. payment. Ohio wax to open the great CtmliMDt, and the same feeling haa been the South Hurt has yet been vouchsafed ( battle, and it was hoped that th* flag she th* country. Tbejoommcntauftho Charles­ uuwUy settled upon. This placed in tho shared by dealers here. Indeed, aitpoeuton A'etrr and Oouritr, which w* re­ hands of the road about .3,1X10,000 aerra lafirc activity was induood among onr t bore ia the name «f Dmuoctpcy, would But print elsewhere, are especially noteworthy. of th* very beat portioaV the State, in­ shippers at the cioae of last week. rally to its support every shade of ..pposiThis abfe Journal is tho Icadimt Democratic cluding the valley* of the CottooWood and the jwwent wesk opens with an entire ab­ e lion to the RepubEcau party. But the taper of South Caroliaa. The contrast Arkaaaai riven and many smaller rich sence of this tendencyand the market for inflation banner wa* no sooocr unfurled wheat has already faba back 2@3c in between ito utterance and those of th*lead ­ raUcyr. propcwal of unprecedented and peculiarly than dsaertious betran from the ranks of ing Charleston paper* from 1830 to 1863 For over fire yean nothing waa donc to­ obnuxicu* taxes upon Mtriur* hank* dc-and w* might aay 1872— is simply wards building the road, and the owner­ the faithfol How formidable this defec­ j>omt».“ In New York thgy kava given a tnarvelou* There has bara a moral re­ ship of lhe franchise passed into the hands tion will be, rcnuuns to be seen. Certain lock, McKee and Hous two-Gild proof of their incompetency or volution. Viewed from the atandpoiut of of lhe present owners and stockholders in it is, however, that there are many citixcus way, while Mr. Wolcott diabonerty. whicbever it may be called. September, 1B(W. Ths.following y-r of Ohio who train with the Democrats, saototioual manner whir work was cuaimencwd, amfeSB miles built, When Itiry took the nrin* of the State public. . la 1S7P, 8* mil*, ware addnl, onaplrtrere after 1 H«8, they ran up the exjwnsus and orator ia a native dt South Carolina. Hs the portion between Topeka and Emporia tlwrc arc evils, greater than that of Re­ diminish*! the rcvenniw, until a deficit uf has retuainodjiutliful to tho tradition* of In 1871, the road was pushed on up the publican rule, and dal one of them evils Ualhonn and Ilayno. Tho paper is in full Cottonwood to Newton, 74 miles. Thia seven millions wa* created, although tho is the one forrokUuwed by Ohio Democ­ •ympalliy with the party which was found left less than two years to complete the sinking ftind itself wx< sacrificxd. The racy in iU insane policy of infi*tir.K the cd by* those men. But that party has balance of lhe road, 343 mil* in order to Republicans uadar Go*. Dix restored the the whisky ring, and to that organisation grown. Aa it has advanced, it has left bs- •art the land grant. In 18’2, or the but sinking fund, and by rigid economy and nine months of the term, the whole line fell reports of the Toronto Globe would Dcmocratic organ. It haa lad an anti- and to the |wrsuns whom he lus attacked seem to indicate that the winter and spring judicious l<-ririatioo put lhe Slate finxnre. Repuldicaa crusade tor year* part. But in the Treasury Department he attribute* »me of them are, they an nermthdam wheat crops of the Dominion will average ou a good foundation, until tbs Democra­ this inflation policy of Ohio Democrats hu own indictment. Ho due* not hcai about with those of the United States, tate. however, to admit that he wa* a freed frmu the deadly taint of disloyalty. cy hire again got into power and are, in while corn, fruits and hay promise leas has opened ha eyewto the] political drift member of the whisky ring, and to-day The old idea wu that ths State wm the the midst of certain economical device* than an average yield; onto, barley, peas of a party, that open* the Fnwidential stated that while acting a. treasurer of the citisen's only country, to which alone be and root crops are abundant and uicreaaed campaign, by nnfariing lhe banner uf re­ ring hs hitwdf expended •280,000 in ito owed allegiance, while the Union wm a harvest. In lhe United Stalo*, there are hateful usurpation or a mere creation. The cicncy and biglrer taxation pudiation. As the Herahf' caunol be interaat, chiefly ia St. Louis. The local 1.0 reports to change materially the pros­ The same rewrite has been brought diargvd with any lots for the Bcpublican |inner which ia re-poasihlc for the original South Oaroltniim now recognises the great pects of a'nionth ago. Inter estimates, •nd glorious fart that hia country is not about in Indians, where tho platform uf party wa give plane to its editorial wi publication conceniing Fiabboik of the the narrow strip shaded by the palmetto as a nils, confirm the older ones, and it is Ereniny Star is the authority fi.r the fol­ tho Democrat* <l*dared that the taxable "Ohio's alternativetaken from its iasue tree and watered hr the Santee Hirer, but generally conceded that tho winter wheal narrow gauge railroad, opening up a new lowing statement concerniiw .McGrew: crop wifi not be less than twu-tliirda nur rate of fire cents ou lhe hundred dollar* route to Denver and the mining regions, He says that he trotifiod before the wa* adc*|Uatc to meet all the want* uf an Grand Jury in St. Louis that the whisky Lakes to the Gulf, from die Atlantic to and meeting the great travel of lhe South more than three-quarters of an average “In Ohio tho Democracy hare ring was estriiliabed in the year 1871. the the Pacific. Ilia patriotism ia belied and west, New and Old Mexico. The road has yield. Yet there is the important fact ccouomicri Stale Government, but where a plalfurm which operate* mimrw his honor is intuited by the bitter words aiao maile recent arrangctocota to control thit an estimated one-third of lhe last crop they have already run up the levy to thir­ the lightning in the eollied night giving chief orguixer* being Supervisor Mc­ that men of the Preston stamp fling reckand operate the Kamos midland railroad, is still held back, mostly in the hinds of Donald and John A. Jjiyce. his Chief a giimjao oflight which enable* teen rente ur nesriy three umca their Cl.-rk ; that nearly every prominent whisky k-dy into lhe air. The bitter vitriol of running from Topeka to Kansas City on the farmers, who arc and have been hoard­ Carer to arc the chasm that yaw— this man's spoech was intended to fall into the south side of the Kansas river, giving ing since the speculation of last spring, ante-dactiou standard. In short, ra no path, and leaving him in the glooni, Ivuuo in St. Louis wa. cunnected with it. the wounds rtf the War xnd still# the old which the price was run up so rapidly and Slate where they hav. kad the rule, from troubled with Wonder how he may get Ho wm chosen aa |ayn>aaler, and through so far beyond the relative value uf sjiriag ■tuxri info frwh IlfaSnd agony. But New Hampshire, to Kentucky, have they safely over or around the dangw. Cnn him the monsy. were diaburari. Joyre tho Wicked attempt haa failed. It called wheat as to virtually take it out of mar­ exhibited in practiou tbucaimnny of which we pel away from Grantism onfy by mor- rc|*irted that be had rffect*d *U WTatigis forth from tho South word* not of bittcrket. For since that time there has been meat with hi. friend, Chief Clark A wuy, no material break in winter wheat, while they have talked so touch. Th* whole iny r>0 tkr road that leodt ultimately to to keep him adv teed as to affairs in lhe In­ ne*», but of neaoe. fnancial calamity, repudiation and dirThe unanimitr of the respoimes haa «pring came down sharply under the panic party ia colored by wrong notion* a* to Aosor f la the IMaocracy, upon which ternal Revenue Bureau, and |>articularly been marked. Ono of tho loading news­ influences at Chicago. This, of course, the true character of money and its value. the enuntry counted fur the overthrow of the movements of its agent. For iht. paper* of the Old Dumlniou my*: “The will make up the deficit in the present It i*something which tlrcy think ought to the corrupt party now io power, dispus<-d Mnrice Avery was to l*o paid ouc hundred j-eopU of Virginia are too anxious for erop of winter wheat, became st the in­ dollar- per week, and arvi.nliugly, aay» be cheapened by multiplication and not to render this service at a price al which McGrew; he hand*.*! to Boyce one hun­ peace and pros)«rity under the Republic coming of the winter wheat crop of last the country cannut afford to take it? Must which their fathers amiated to nitablisb to year, the old stock was mostly gone. Thia wo acvej-l the Republican* for four yean dred dollar* each Week from September, fact must be borne in mind, aa it is likely liapfams that In most States the Democra­ longer, third term and all, unlaw we arc 1871, to November, 1872, with the excep­ w,iconic the revival of old causes of quarrcL * ’ While the college aMamcnccto be of much importune in making up cy have been so lung out of power that prcjared to gire place to a |nrty vkirk tion of about fin**-ti weeks, when he jvud meata throughout lhe country are instinct estimates, and mure than likely lo be over their politician* arc unduly ravenous and <irow* itsyuTjto— tu ttut ilotrn tkr pilbtri over throe hundred dollars each week. with peace, tolerance, and good will, it is looked. As to the Southern States, we Joyce reporting that Avery wa. dissatisfi­ a shame that owr loading Southern UniThe sales have been made largely to have already* shown that, in addition to inclined to make out of the office* ail they of tkf triu/ifr a*d bn'nf upon Hl It fxnn- ed with tho ram heretofore paid him. ciul ciitaitrvyhf tkut trill ?«>rre uf osr emjerants from the older Stales, who arc there being a larger surplus from that can get; while their long-winded talkers icAoZe ematHrrruil <ih.I injuitrial fabric In November 1872. McGrew says his ted to uses which cvera sensible Virginian source for shipment than usual, there will lengthen the legislative sessions and add and our national credit only a ruin,'a rub­ cumiMitiuti with the ring cvaaetl, and )ic condemns. And the Charleston Aews.nu/ building up first class, permanent improvemento. Prom Atchison, the road traverses in moat Slates be a supply sufll cient for During nothing to the interests of legislation. It bilk heap fur bryyart to yrub in T Tkit was no longer its paymaster. Cunrirr aya that this is “the feeling of home cousumnliun, which will virtually thewe fourteen month* there pWAxd through will be seen, therefore, how immensely the it tfis i/Urwiai<i is tekick ike Qkio plat- his hands about J2St»,(M»0, uf which be­ the vast majority of the people of South dose the Southern markets to the spring formpbieri tkr cunniry. There is a pss Carolina. ' wheat of the Northwest; and, it may be sibijity that the sky war dear a little tween thirty fiveand forty lluiunnd dollars The causes uf thia are not far to seek. added, this ia largely tra* at other cere*!* shown ia the National,Government, where wbcihtlw Ohio conflict m over. It is The old fire-eatcra lead no longer. The the chanrc* of error and injury bear no probable that on their Inllatlou doarinew suldien who fought through the War With com|uri*M> tojhwe allowed by Stole rule. tho Democrats will carry Ohio. learned, on both aides, to respect their oro that State iu their favor their ehancca arc ponente. “Early in Virginia. Toombs in greatly strengtbeneil everywhere, and it ia Georgia, Creston in South Carolina," says |>.*iblc tliat in a general Democratic rally, thia ClutrlnMon uraole. '-cannot arrest the and in a grncralixatiuu of Democratic force march of evonts.” Shaking ttela at feilowthe country over, there may be enough citisctia. and firing verbal bombs into a political virtue to put down thaw Ohio pencwful camp, arc out of date Here and there, on either aids of what used to thriving evtica in the Stale From this calculatioiu intended tu show' exactly how taper maker*, the good may outweigh lhe bod, and w« may get n Presidential candi­ be "the border," aouie relic, outgrow and C’ l to Florence, the route is up this much circulation the country require*. date whose name and record will lx- a •helved, spin* vetnou al his brother*, but liful and fertile valley, which is thick guarantee againrt the things threatened in pli.li the work- Hvwwine to W&.hington, ’ <Mutetnptui><M silence after the first [suned Iv settled and producing excellent crojw. (hlifurnia arc now so far progressed that and through other |nrtie« rtt an inurti attends milbetuati.al dem<xisxraiions, and this Ohio platform, than which we do n*>< outburst, ia hi* meed. Time, which Excellent water power is furnished at sev the climate* from th we sections,' so far sa doubt the country would rather have all gallon uu foot which resulted, a» he as Thackeray oallwl the great anodyne, ia do­ eral potato in lhe valley. At Newton, oik- wheat pnra. arc now reduced lo approxi­ the corruption of the Republi*aas. But sert*. .in the overthrow uf lhe combina­ There hi* hern »*.n»o ments of the problem arc well-known if it docs out turn out in this way there tion. Ho »ays that he hiui Interviews ing it* blessed work. The wounds are hundred and eighty-five miles frotn Atchi­ mate certainty. •ureJv healing Angry reproach is rcrog- son. a branch ro»d runs twenty sewn damage, however, by smut ia the South, ipumtitiuL II ia si wap OMUtnid that the may arise out of the cwnflict.anolher issue, with Solieitor Wilron, and that the lailcr nlaed by nxat u unjust, by nearly all aa miles to Wichita, which has been lhe great running through Virginia, Tennsssoe and only instruments performing the function.* that of the restoration of tho tdd srstem by at any rate impolitic. And what i* im­ shirping point for Texas cattle. Here we Kentucky, and by wet weather and beat­ z IS THE BE8T. of currency arc coin and noto*. lhe things which the Slates and wot the nation rvgu- only motive was to get even. He had politic soon «>tuni to be thought wrong. •Iriks the great Arkansas valley, spread ing in Califunua, which yet remains to be We have soon thia transition lake place iu out in all its glory. The main line of road wiimated. It is not considered very seri­ generally recognixed as ''owncy." There Ohio |M>ple want to multiply dollar bills M-veral interaicwa with Elmer Washburn. the North, where'people firat stopped talk­ cuatutucs wait from Newton, passing Hal- ous, however, and the former published a* arc.'bowcvcr, other,, instrument, equally till they are worth shout two cents apiece Chief of llieJSrcret Service Diriaiun, which ing bitU-r noMense leaiuo they thought •ted, Hutchinson, Peace, Ellinwood. Great timatai will probably nut be much changed the peo|de of thia State hare not the aaux- rwulted in his (McGrew's) going to Cin­ it was inexpedient or impolitic, and then Beni, Larned. Kinsley;--Dodge City sod by the final rcsnh. From these briefsum­ tioas, the use of which involves no hand­ d»*ire. And ifout of thirty.seven Btetes cinnati, Chicago and St. L>uia to obtain reached their present state of feeling, when maries of the condition of tbp crops of th* important evidence fur the Treasury De­ nineteen ur twenty should symtiathiM with they Ulievcd that such talk is wrung. Old and N«w world, it would appear that ling <4* money, such w* checks, trade notes Ohio, the people of ths other States would partment to aid in convicting lbe mcinbenri while there may be a sufficient prospective and transfers of ledger accounts. Il i* breouw very- restive under the loss that of the ring in St. Loom, with the under \ The Chicago Tribw has done what it *«uld in the work of reconciliation. It Atebirca, is well adapted to general Agri­ d.-creaw in y ieid as per funner animate* not nuiy to rotimate just what pru|»rtiun tlii* would inflict, and they would moral- •landing that his traveling expense* and ha* sent nirresp.ndcnta through the South culture aa well as stock raising; much be- to warrant higher value* iu the failure. of the operativQS of trade are facilitated ile with energy.upon the>y«. ni that thus hotel bill* ahoold l>v paid by the depart­ who have written impartially and-ably. It vond that point, without irrigation, it had ment McGrew further riainia tlial bi. by these instruments and what through determined their ooniptrfatively loral cun evidence against Avery before the Grand has recognised the boocsty of both sides. better be left to the stock raiser, whose the direct transfer of moucy ; but there i-cni* to suit tbr fancies of lhe tporse in Jury in Si. Itouia was similar to that uf It haa no sympathy with the bloody-ahirt poradiM it really ia, cattle living and thriv­ ahriekeni of the North or the negro haters ing the yev round without fed or .bd can be no question that the amount of ex­ four Other witnesses, one of whom was of the 'South, Bofll arc doing whatever tev Other titan that afforded by the coun­ Deputy (lolloctar Uonftinnorc*. changes effortcd through the latter is much they can to parpotuate revengeful liatea. try. lev. than the settlements made through It Iwlfcvca tlutl South and North have Th* Menoullo* have willed in quite Tb» Socrctory of-ike Treasury ha» re ­ large number* in several of lhe valley viction of any certain radical change ic the former. It apjieari, from the record* ceived nffi'rs to romprombe two of ihu and smarting day* after lhe War, and that counties, about four thousand now bring tlie >itualiou. It la but just to aay, how of the Internal Revenue Department, that great whisky raara in the Went. Ono of each must trust tip other before perfect ou the ground and large accvs.l*>n* arc now ever, that should the present apprcbeu.ions the Government was supplied with thee is from the Isrgrat firm that ha* union of feeling i. possible. on the way to this country. give place to radixalions, there would OOO check stamp* during the last fiscal been indicted in Chien.ro, and tho offer of In 1814. when tire Hartford Convention There is yet remaining a large quantity without doubt be an advance in wheat, cumpramue was fur a very large ram of me;, tlirveAtates were, ur were supposed of lite company'• land, as gv-d as anv they for the reason that all condition, fur low money.. The other wan from a firm out- to be, on the verge of saemaiou. A secret have sold. The terms given to pureharcra pri.vs hare b-en discounted fur the last nrnnber of payments were made in one year aide of Chicago. Accompanying the offer agent of th* Government, Col. Jesup, sent arc liberal and must insure a rapid sale of month or more, until wheat is about as through the use of cheeks alone. We daily reports from Hartford to I’r.-sidcnt the remainder. It only require* accurate low as it'is pcmible to go under any rircould <mly gcusi in the ragnest way what Madison, forwarding them by private knowledge of the country to induce many rumataacea. It is, therefore, in just the It most have been apparent to all duiuamoui t of tranaoctiuna this ninety millions tern*ted observers of the political field that Jland. to New York in order to prevent to seek home* in the magnificent Arkinsition that any and all news unfavorable their bring intercepted in the mail* The aa. valley. of checks represents; but if we were to all lhe Democratic talk a Iwail cultivating to the yield will have an effect, greater or anxiety was fevenafr.z Jefferson wrote, Should any of our rvadeni d**irc> to less, aa tlie facto may seem to indicate, in take the average sum of WO per check, inifepeudence iu general and lhe Itideprufrom hi* walch-towvr at Mooticrilo, that know torlicular* of these lands, prices, •ending values up. This is tho more apwe should have H^OO.OOO.OW) of buri d< nV(urty in particular is confined to he despaired of the Union. Yet, ere teu terms, ie., Mr. A. 8. Johnson, lhe laud parcnt from the fact that it is the lowest not* done through this one inatrumeut Slates Where the great majority of voters year* bad poared. the “ora of good feel­ commissioner of the road at Topeka. Kan- speculative staple of farm products, and ia arc Republican in their sympathies. alone. Now, with aueh an immetue un­ Thu. in this State tlx- profmsed liberality sttxix rutnsn ■eijI'utkd to iiemiOn. ing" was atjts bright. There arc signs of aas, will be glad to send full particulars more inviting to idle capital and opcraton than anything else appears to be at pnwot known item aa this entering into calcnla- of the Democratic organs and politicians Judge Fisher, the United Stata Dis­ its dawning spin, ten yrare after these with maps, Ac., describing them. The other cereal crops seem to attract lit­ lions as to the amount of currency needed ia poaitively beantiftl. One would think trict Attorney of ibis District, who has rood great eriauof seceanon hs. been pMsod. Newt Items. And M lhe least of these signs is the fart tle interart as yM for the future, as prices by the country, what can aueh estimates that there is nothing they so much admire been so curiously and prominently cun that the leading Democratic paper of South arc well up already. . as to see mm breaking away from the fet­ nccted with the safe burglarly and Post lx worth ? They arc "imply a prcpustcr- ter* of party and voting according to their Carolina My»: "The patriotic heart beats As to barky, there is a larger acreage high at the approach of a true, gencrou*. and harvest in California, aa shown in a go«D CLMKs frm «M 4.n.r own impum*—that is if thev are Renub and lasting fnsute • • • This is one statement recently published, while the Juans. In sueh Western State* a* low* wvewiy-lve eeau, and upward*. country; thi* is one people. We know it Western Stales show lor* than average • Wa trait men in bodoem affair* » long and Minuoota, alto, tlie Democracy hav* prospect, and further east the prospect is taken great pains lo encourage Independent the revivalists, held better, and corojwrra favorably with {'anaaa wo hare cwnGdeo.-e in their Jsraonal action wheretor thev could not induce the ondou July 11th. da, where lhe prospects are fair. integrity. We judge them by thair .part Surveyor Underwood of Borton recent­ IW. Janney again a*«ru tlwt no pay­ record, and if thia record shows that ly nominated a Mr. Warn, at prrssnt a ing gold dspaslta In tho Black Hill, have How to it?—How do iaflatiimiatawho through a king series uf yean they have fuurtesn hundred dollar clerk in the office, been found. arc clamoring foe an increase of taper cur­ been Iran to every trurt, vr do not liraito be Deputy Surveyor to saeoed Sherwin, It has bean decided that lhe law* 'do rency, account fur the fart that banka and appointed (Sty Tax Collector. Dispatches tote to tnwt them fur the future. This M authorise the adoption of lhe cvup..n capitalist are burdened with a surplus have baen received here within a day or^wo simple busiiMsu rale we apply to the B» cigar stamp. of ‘ cash on hand," and are loaning freely from polilical psnuM in Boston request­ publiasn party. It haa proven its integ­ Friday, October Sth I* the day flxed for at rates ranging from twoand-a-half to five ing that the appointment of Wass be de­ the execution of Jessee Pomeroy, the per cent per annum ? If bmunoe* ho,, rity. It has debt fairly, by the people. It layed until certain documents then ia l-cvme dull and depression general fur the talily about political independence in Ken­ B<aton boy murderer. ronne of preparation could be forwarded las kept ito pledges. Far this reason we want of an incnsse of money, will Mr. tucky ? Ou the contrary, it is vote the still trait it as the party best fitted to care regular Democratic tfekrt or be th nut into to Washington. The appointment of Wass Inflationist explain why those who need more money do not go into the market Ute outer darknem of blsA Republicanism. and supply their necessities, while it can Aa to Virginia, lhe Conservative Beat* th* fillarc. Every Octennial celebration b« dime al lower rates than ever before in should deepen the public gratitude fertile Committee hare recently given lhe public the benefit of their views on this matter great party which saved the nation frotc They declare that ‘ independent candidates The manufactures of Sun Francisco, dmaructiuu. If our forefatben. arc held nut iaehading gold and ailrsr rvfiuad, have U on exhibition in Yokohama. It was » grateful remembrance f..r their wWom. inenmsed from •32,003,473 in 1870, to captured on an island in Yoddo p*y; sod fur their fidelity to the spirit of lib­ •07333.930 in 1874, an increase of near­ Mia. Franc- Parke Beiler, a grand erty, tho patriots who, in these latter days, ly *3 cents in four years. daughter of Elisabeth. Gen. Washington 's else doc* he expect to obtain the use of .bowed equal wisd.un and fidelity, should The new buildings which arc tww in only —ter, died lart week at Iberville, Ia, other people's money, even if the Govern­ WA be fecgnlteu in lhe general rejoicing. ctiuno of erection al Montreal are. taliment added one hundred per teat, to ito circulation uf greenbacks? mated to COM W.500.000. Amont* them The RepuNicnn party may justly claim tor itself a share uf the gratitude bestowed The telegraph saya “a ease involriag fijqp.OOO spun theme who fuught^hc Aral brtllr* fur conrtitutuniality of lhe amended postal It is mid that the volume of water in law has been brought in the United Slate. the Colorado river equals that of Niagara, Circuit Court for this dirtrirt. A gentleand that the current in the great canyon tara offered a book far Mail trawmisaion attain* a speed of from forty to fifty mil* to Philadelphia from thia city. The |ta“tx Wa V in., k-.. age at old nta bring affind Utt rsftad, Mr. Marble is again prepared Cape Griffin Moms. Vho rerouted th* he 1 a^lioi for a mandamus to compel the Kxfe tww ia ires on iron md* ft* «*- psrt , master to receive the package. The SHORT NOTICE. b*r J :irch»ing wearing apparel which shall cting ship’s comporcm for local attnr- i At the Old Factory Building exceed urarty-fiva ream a yard. oa. disdrtCamdra.N. J.. July 7. He < HA8TIKG8. as a native of Walea. , The Executive Commrttaeof the Na- ’ If you do you may be induced o come to J. Lee Reed & Co’s NBHHHI! 94 We only want to sell just a Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and ;only admit a limited hummer of CUSTOfUEHS CUClt BUY- We dare not tell the public, wc are making better •. ork than ever before, for fear they will come tdo thick and faet We get ; terribly excited when we liave too many sales, and i, .«• aince we have comedown Tffflty-Rre M1HH IU £3Cii BOtUt *«-' I'.mble t little because you may oil come at on<» and Frustrate n -oniucb so that wc cannot do anything. We had some talk with a man front California aL>. sending him Thiriy-five TopCarriages, and that ahnos t unfits us for business besides the • CUTTER GIFT, which will be given away to our Ciutoiuera about lhe middle of September next, ha« attendeney to make more trade than we want. Richard Messer, of Carlton, wSrsigsE; wan th« lijcky man laat July, that got the Cutter. We won’t let him draw thia year. “He is too. lucky.” ' Warning the people not to tome all at once, we are very Truly Yours, j. L. REFT) CO. NOW IS YUOR TIME I Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities, uw ini) nun mu Trunks. Traveling Bags, CRlimiCS IIPKIAL SOAP Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good - as - the - best Come and see Teas! Teas! n . Hastings, 8*pl.,.Bth 1874. for Yourself 1 s- GOODYEAR & CO. —T7--------------- --------------------------------------- - ----- IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED \Compari«on Invited and Competition Defied in LOOK OUT FOR Teas, Coffees and Spices BARGAINS. JOJaiNF STAIVLEVS. Ail grade* of Teas, the very beat in tfe> Market Fresh every week from the Importer 8. 8. SLEEPER 4 CO., of Boston, tod for «nl»» at prices which defies succeMful competition. ‘ GIVE ME A CALL. Hostings, Nov. 10th, 1874. John Stanley. REMINGTON! flie liEMiRoroit Hew' rapidly into favors" pt»aeaalnf 'ho bent OOMH1KATKHt of good qualities,I namely: Light rannlugl amdoth, uolM leaa. rapid,] Rntiwtrrox No. 1 Ms chine for finally «♦, la the CAird year uf ill ei Mcwce, han ton '•ilk a I more rapid incrximr ff chine for aaonVortarW and, family u. , for delivery only *l»c» ~r.' pevsrctlcm, ami r^mty <rf wort to ell*, mt a riral in (tally nr Wi WOOL! WOOL! CARDING. to h then gm. on Pita 121-2 Con gr Fwi if fit. ABOUT! �Th« K'N'UCMI Htxty ihunrand |mti»ds of wool have been purchrard in Lralie thia year. It ia said that lhe prospect for apples is a very good one in Van Buren county. Reports Burn all over the State aay the tsrssyg ^a.»t> »«r Tat U.an»M BwmuetaBo U.. >l»>. 'ilia. a»4 astaw.sta u mtrae KZIGSFOBD' OSWEGO ' ! I J Pure 109 gloss stibcb, Sum For the Laundry. The Prines of Walm i. refonning-he doesn’t play billiards or cards any more. Iu France there were at lhe end of 1874 just 15,000 “U" "f r’U’,y *D ”»*• ‘rstsht' T. KINGSFORD &SGN, Motley, the historian, is in Boston, where he expects to remain . fur arroral The tnistras of Williams College have conferred the degree of Ductor of LawS upon Juhn Bright. A map of Philadelphia as it was 175 years ago has been found in the Comptrollra ofice in Baltimore. A San Francisco doctor has presented a bill of 853,000 to James lack, the millionsire, for medical attendance. ' The Stets debt of Alabama amounts to nearly 832,000,000, chiefly incurred by while ascending the step to his office, a few cTcainga ago, and sustained severe, indorsement of railroad bonds. though it is hoped not pennatieut injury. O-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. valuable MX,,. JUM on |fc, m,rU1 the MMlgra 8tov. Grajamy „f ttolml,. This Have is patented by a Michigan man. (•*« In a .Micklgaa Funracr. fta. l„. du< Michigan Minas, aed for eiDiiy. bs.uiy and ; durabniiy la sat txoeUed by any Mere nude I OS th. foe. of a. globe. A. r..u„(, ,f Michlgnn It te brah ear .^1 oer J.,, -trusted at Woolwieb, will cost the British Gurerumcnt 12.500,000. The receipts uf grain at Buffalo to July 1st, are 1,185,732 bushel, abort qf the reccipU to the ramo time in 1874. A Brooklyn mm. lira been bold in |2,500 bail fur mailing a postal card with in­ sulting aeutcoca written thereon. Frank Betlag of Cincinnati, ncTcntecu ycaraold, wu frightened to death by a ffaah of lightning a few nights agu. A niece of Rufus Cboate, lhe celebrated Ma—chuaeto lawyer, is aa inmate of the Cambria, Pa., County Poor llouae. Nineteen American hones, just import­ ed from Texas, and in bad condition, were sold at auction In Uverpool fur 8100 Mr. Wattlca of Kahunaaoo bad 30 val­ uable aheej> killed bv dogs or. the night of July 10. He had just bought them and gut them home that day. No dug law, tio A citizens' amoeiation fur promote man­ ufacturing interests has been formed in Jackson, with Amos Root, President Eugene Pringle, Secretary, and DouglaiM OSWEGO LIQUID PAINTS, Wa wUl m»4 >—»£■. "uTi’stl. to rar U White Lead Works ' 127 Jefferson Ave COBH STARCH, FOR SALE Detroit. TERMS REASONABLE. BRICK FOR SALE I Local Slijijiefj pilict;. The Subscribers will com­ mence the Manufacture of ^at the earliest possible mo­ ment. 11711 keep constantly on hand a full supply of BETTER BRICK than was ever before made in the County, which we will sell at prices that defy cornpetition. Be ask attention to the fact that tec shall leave all accounts not settled, where we have sent bills, al once with a Justice of the Peace for collection, if they are not adjusted. B> cannot longer delay. M T STORK ON JEFFERSON SHEET. NESBET 4. WILLISON. LAWSON’S CURATIVE CHICAGO A NORTHWESTEW lEBRAiaj. SCHTIM, Also a Farnj of 80 Acraa, On Faction 32, Town of Tboraappls, The story circulating that Cranky A race are to remove in a fow*<Liy» is all wh Tber hate a lease until April I5lh. 876, of their present pleasant epurtera >d canu-4 4ff..rd to make any change just J. G. RUTTYAN. l» of lire bast steel ral), and all the ap­ pointments are flral-class In every re­ spect. Its trains are made ap of elegant new . Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Conches, luxurious, well lighted and well ventilated Dey Coaches and pleasant lounging avd smoking ears. The cars are all equipped with the celeb.atod Miller Safety Platform, and patent Buffon and Couplings, Wewtlugbouao Safety Air Brakes, and every other appliance that has been devteed for the safety of j—aenger trains. Al! trains are ran by telegraph. In a word, thia GREAT LINE hm, the t—c and Just opened up—the celebrated Soda Fountain of J. 1’. ItoMtars'. Try It. ’hTh'i?1" Seventeen crewx trained for the collage regatta on Saratoga Lake, comprising over one hundred young men. Thirteen crews were entered, and >50,000 have been expcoded in their preparation for tlie fifteen minutes row of July 14th. Cortina haa been sent strongly guarded, from Matamoras to Bagdad. The McxiCortina will enable the authorities of Mat­ amoras to execute the laws, rod will pre vent danger From mobs. In one part of France there is a society for the protection of birds useful to the farmer. Il has reports of all neats found, and lakes them under its protection. Last yeay 214 nests were thus protected, and lhe result was the Hedging of 904 bird*. Tho storm prevailing in this section Tuesday night appears to have been gone » ral throughout the rest Atlantic coast. Il also extended a considerable distance west. The incessant lightning disarranged BHEUMATISM TO Acres Improved; Frame House with HURRAH FOB EASTMAX t E.E. FOOTE, E 19 Ltnutn tin*', Hurrah for the Spring! 78^986 "I don’t want to live any luog.r.’ sigh­ John .Stanley ha* for sale the finest ed a Blissti< Id young ladv, when she read assotlmetit of the celebrated "Mason" a postal ear>l front a Toledo young man. fruit jar ever brought to thia city at very raying that owing to lhe depression of business he couldn't take her in Pul-in- In 1873, Prussia produced 32,347,909 tons of coal, of the value of £18,000'000. The mines belonging to the State produced about 4,000,000, tuna. Prussia, therefore, in the produce of coal, ranks next to Eng­ land and the Untied Staten. A cilixcti of California ia making a col­ lection of lhe different ronifera of the Pacific coast for the Ce-dcnoial Exhibition at Philadelphia. He haa been at the work fur several months and collected over 2,500 : as ria— — 16TINTS The Albion District Couferei.ee, M. E. church, will convene at Albion at 2 p. tu. August 3, 1875. The district eaiup meet­ ing will commence August 18, and hold Paw Paw, we are informed, ja to have a new fire-proof building 40x50 fret and 18 fact in bright, to be occupied by the county Register. Treasurer, Clerk and Judge of iTubatc. • ' A alnnger named Randall saved a gid from the clutchn* of twu villoma who were attempting an outrage upon her, new.- the old city cemetery,- in Ann Arbor, on the uighl uf the 111 n. Bulltip Gillispie has di tided the west­ ern disocese, of the Episcopal ehurdi of thia State, into two convocations—Kala­ mazoo and Grand Rapids. The fir»t me<-t ing is tu be held at Allegan July 20th. Carter A Barton, of Chicago, have taken an extrmavr rontract on the Kolamam>. Ixiwcll A Northern Railroad, and Monday uioruing lite first train of wagons and lal»,rvr» left Kalamaxuo for the Work. Juhn Barter lia* l«rn appointed by Gor. Bagley to be agent for Saginaw county fur the Iman! of Stale I’omuiissi.H..r» for the general supervision of charitable. Jamal, and reformatory inatitu- Olivet College In old slavery timss, whin it wm not as popular aa now to hare colored people in the ehnrebre a adored woman presented heraelffor admiarion to Ber. Dr. Baldwin's church, Boston. An influential member wragradry opporad to admitting her. “Is not tlie autarl experience a-good one?" asked the bland pastor, "It is well enough.0—"Do you not think Ute is a Chriataar’—"Perhaps so."—“Ifshe ia a Christian will she not go u. heaven?" The man ihtinuied lhal he did not know M ba wouM cure lo go to haavea if it was full of negrom. Up to thia time the candidate had not spoken She modestly said: ‘.‘Well, brudder, yon go hell, you find dem CHROMIC DISEASE, CHICAGO PUMP SPECIAL NOTICES. The annual rcjnrt of Battle Creek pub­ lic school for 1874-5, u just published It shows an attendance uf last year of 148 in the High school; 614 in the Grammar schools; and 816 in the Primary schools. The aggregate number of different pupils enrolled fur the year is 1.285. W.T. EASTMAN’S James H. fieldmore is now prepared to do any and all jobacf white'washing, Kalaomlnlng, Patching, and Plastering and all kinds of mason wvA. A full supply of mortar constantly on band. . Falls and return, is to start on the 11th of August, reaching Lansing again on the 13th. Tho fare fur the round trip has been fixed al 85.50 fur a riagls ticket and 85.00 each for two or more. Reduced rates hare been secured for seeing the aidtta while at Ute Falla. The opportu­ nity is a gixxl otte and turticulan cau be obtained by addmmug M B- Jones. Ix»nsiagMich. The stockholders of the Saginaw Val­ ley A St. Louis railroad held their annual etectioc. U East Saginaw, July 14. There were 1,817 shares represented. The fol­ lowing board of directon were elected without a diaaeutiag rote: D. H. Jerome, Amasa Hurt. James Hay, G^rgs F. WiL liams. L it. Eastman, John I.. Evans, Joseph K. Shaw, A. W. Wright, Timothy Jerome, George Jerome, N. Barnard, Ben­ ton Hanchctt, Kara Rust. Cniicfiii a Belial Prato "!"" !" 9@ > AMD EXAMIME HIS • night trains on all the lines of thia mad. They are run between— Chicago and Omaha, Chicago Cedar ItapUri, Cblcagu and Dubuque, via Clin­ ton, Chicago and Freeport. Chicago and Marquette. Chicago and Green a, Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago fit. 1‘aul. Thia la the Only Line runnldg these care between Chicago and St, Paul or Gblcwfo and Milwaukee. At Omaha our Bleepers connect with Ute Overland Sleepers on the Union Paraflo Railroad, for all points west of the Missouri Hirer. AU Ticket Agi-nte sell tickets by this PORCILAhl-CYLINDKR PUIP8 FURNITURE ROOtfS. Hopkins & Barnes Directions for RMlorinj Parsons Ap­ parently Dtad from Drowning. SALISBTOY 4B1J35SW. ■ I tu now nil nlone in the Photograph busincra, and m I hare uada toraf/r monte to iwrmac my fiwilUlaa for dome Letter [work than ever, all. should cab and gvt a ncfAive taken. Tho Nipariority of my work in the past ia a Mtflb eient guarantee of firet-dam work in the fatnre Boom, m W^m^ott Block, south aids State Sweet. 31tf Gm> L Uuth HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, O A 8 K at priem which defy all Onfititiii. The stock ia Campiste ia every <1^ meet. Haring bean bought vyry (ow, a* he public will End it far tbrir interest ■ [ Houm to Rerri or Ipr 8»te. UNDERTAKING Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. B e have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Meditines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, tfe., #c. Give us a call. Hopkins & B&raes. Hastings, Deo 15. ISTj. ECLETIC BALM (Iwtroduoad by m.) The experience uf thirty years by lhe Senior member of this firm ra aa Under­ taker. gifts him grvnl advaatagw in doiop' '••rr-d" **■ rit —d. come an*, are lor yo.u*ee-ire- NCING INDUSTRIAL QIIIHmOR 00. IIUTM1NIU PREMIUM BOND mimmrimmama PTptuAl Worlds Fair, �! Barry County Agricultural Society. Second do Bort bcifcr, 2 year* old Sneoaddo Bert brifcc, 1 year old T. Altoft, Praridcnl. John Kraglc, Vice President J. M. Nevin.-.. Secretary. D.G. Robinren, Trentrurer. 1. W. Vrvomau, Marshal. PORTABLE EJTGIJV& • The want of n email portable Engine and Dollar ... aonatmetcl s. l, u < J bbed at > price within Use rcachnf everyone ba. long been felt. We 10. Exhibitor* of thorough-bred Stock are reqtMatcd to fumwh a fwdigree of the Mme to the Secretary. Bert pair Aylaabury ducks Second do Brat fair Rouen duck. Second do Bert pair enmanu duck. Sacood do Bert pair geeac Second do Bert pair brons. turkeys Second do Bert pair common turkey* Frultr. CLASS No. 2. ■C. V. Robtnron, LIST OF PREMIUMS. MORTGAQE SALE UOtUiU FOB XPKBDJndgre A. J. Bowne, 8. J. Bide Iman, Bratbull, 3 year* old or over Second do Bert bull, 2 yran old Second do ’ Bert bull, 1 year old strsasv Bert heifer, 1 year old Second do Bret bull calf Second do Bert bora, rakr Bert aix broom. Brat harrow for two horse* Brat pump Brat nod plow Brat oom plow -WV11.0. Beat yoke wu king uxen Second do Beat pair 4 years old rteen Bert pair 3 yean old rteen Second du Bert pair 2 year* old ««■« Second do Beat pair 1 year old steers Second do Bert pair steer calm SiTOXD DAY.—At Oo'doek the Execu­ tive Committee will meet at the Secretary ', office to CH varanci® in tlie Viewing Com­ mittee*. । At 10i o'clock, F. Mn the Judge* be gin their examination,; the viewing of borne* in the ring will also commence at 11 o'clock. The County trot (No. 2.) will begin at 2} o'dock A. M. . • Tilt no DAT.—The running rsoe will be held at 10 o'dock A. M-. Swreprtake* trotting (No. 3) wft come off bt 2 o'dock P, M., to be followed by ladi**' riding and driving. l pair calf i fair kip i pair coar 1 pair ladi. 2323535348234848484853 Bristol, PRICES DELIVERED ON BOARD OF CARS AT SPRINGFIELD. OREL 1 Shipping Boxing, 3 Horae Pow«r, t£66; 4j iiorac Power, CLASS NO. Jt'lMin—Eugene Grek ill. Annan, C. B. Benham. Brel milch cow Secund do -Sheep, Poultry. JAMES LEFFEL&CO. »“c Bert one horse bugxy Secund du Bert .ingle drifth Beat two hone .icigh Bert bob drigh SPRIKGFIELD, OHIO. MATCHLESS" MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. 'LA^Nl “**_• ..lapg?ra. Dj MORTGAOE SALE, r/.'*' Brat colt 2 yon* Old Second do Bert colt I year old (ScCMddo Bart/sucking «9t SEffi. Fw? Wane, Jactoi & Safliai. 10. Foreign articles intended Ar exhibiiion shall be marked a. rach, and shall not compete with thcae of dnaertie man ufiseture. 11. Fancy article* . and artieio. of domctic manufacture .hall be manureturvd in the cou-ty by the exhibitor, to entitle them to a premium. 12. No discretionary premiums will b* paid until approved by the Executive Committee, and they may modify or refuM to pay the same a« they may deem IA1LIIAI, ___ /le*l l*dcent<-rshirv raw and pi^cH Second do Bert Chewier white raw Mil wit* Second do /fert Suffolk SOW rt>d pigs i Bert piece-work quill Second do Brat made shirt Brat ottoman corer Bert toHat art ..Lyffi10*0* virion C-Critl*. CLASS NO. 1. --- -•*• *-**•* MSWBK.-S IICHIGAN IM THS SOUTH. ■ft..., 13. No animal will be penuitlcd to compete in more lhan one eiam in the list, except that animal* competing in pair, usay abo corfpete — -—L '-------- !--------draft, and crtllc ra.raura. g. X ii 11 bale. aunt aann iimiio*. The Reliable Xhart Um EAST AMD WEST. Beeooddo x Brat boar, Ikilaod China Bert raw do' Brat Cbrahire boar Bert Cheshire or Jcdqb*—J. H. Eerie, P. W. Chrirtopber Heller. Bert trio light Braham. ' ■UMiariiiAuuiMEeoi oaten kat. IISU. X. CLASS NO. Diviriaa H.-Graia. aad VafKaMu. CLASS NO. 1. Jupomm-L. Lsphun, Mia. P. Garret, BURDETT WSend to the Burdett Organ vania, for Circulars.iaffi Bret drawing bureau Bret center table Bert dining table Brat bedrtead Bert Bower .Und Bert tl comntou chair* Bret C parlor ehair, Bert rocking chair Brat ladies' rewing chair Exhibitors of boras will take uo- "” We manlfecture and furnish at low price*. Pulley., Shafting. C-xttsMaas u* lunger*, alao furnlab Belting. Gum Hose, Ac. . b'urtber Information will be cheerfully given by addrearing the fnaautMComi THE their article* and animal* arranged in their proper place* and in reason, other* wiae they will be overlooked by lhe View­ ing Committee. 4. Card* will bo furnished with num­ ber* as entered rt the Secretary s office. which sh.rakl be placed on or near the animal* or articire exhibited so that the judge* win hare do difficulty in finding 6. £5 L. N. Mixer, Mr*. O. j Bert collection dahlias Second do J C Data — Chariot Rmoril, I. N, Keeler. Bert Riding 1. All competitor* for premiums, judge* and officers. .hall be modern* of the county and member* of the ineiriy and no intonated party shall fa*, judg­ ment ou property that he or hi. family may exhibit. 2. All animal* nod article* intended for exhibition shall be entered on Wednes­ day the first day of the fair, at the office of the Secretary. No deviation ran bo made from this rule. center of the ring designating the elu. of Horace desired by the judge* for examina­ tion, when all horse* of that dm* tnnet be brought into the ring and there remain until the judges have derided upon tbrir merit*. 0. Any auirtals, farm or article taking Use fintt premium al any fair, ahall. if considered warty lhe auaxeding year, bo allowed a diploma, and on lhe second year after receiving said prenium, .hall again be entitled to compete for aaid premium. 7. Al) animal* and article* offered for exhibition .hall be the tea /d* properly of the exhibitor; provided that any firm or company doing budnert a* such may en­ ter company property in the firm name. H. All teams are rtrietlr lurbidd. n to drive farter than a walk within the ground during the fair, except in the horse ring, CLASS NO. 2 Company, ORGA N � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-07-28.pdf 05874ace20bb30a621c5f9576cbc5c35 PDF Text Text ‘Auu er wbciimw ■ .InU D^purnuenti —rgzaiyprtA VOL. XX. NO,.1& WHOLE NO. 1000. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. 1875. mm im wm am vatu rirrp D\“'< rn-’z WTnt ' Mower and Reaper Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. AUTOMATIC SELF-RAKE Wheel mail TAKES THE LEAD. with the Slope Should* Warranted 1 fifty use the Slope Should) cent. Il is almost as light as a Dropper, perfectly balanced, cuts the worst down and tangled grain, always brings the grain on straight; dan’l fat) to see it. We also sell the ('all and st Spoke. longer Their Skeins are all set with their Patent । Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done byh and. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the" Skeins never work loose, cut or break. proved for 1875. The best Reel Rake Machine The Triumph Reaper, the world The lightest running nnd best working single Reap The Taylor and Gale Sulky Rakes, The Fish Bro.’s Wagons Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. THE ROBBINS CULTIVATOR No other tinn usee this Machine as they are sole proprietor* of it. >Noue but Indianias Celebrat­ ed Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, under cover from 3 to 5 years, anti put together by the bert Wagon Machines. - Come and see us at our new office, next door east of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. Evey Wagon fully WarrantedOA.TJL, AND SEE THEM. needs no advertising as it has taken almost the entire trade of the whole »9tate, and the people of Barry County may justly be proud (hat this County Iskes the lend in this line of manufacture. 1 GBEBLE & RUSSELL. TO Sirtisrwtatal WM. JON16M, Wagons ANNOUNCEMENT! Canned Fruita and Fish. CRAWLEY* GRACE Ukswlee, 1 keve BbMkuaUklac toew L» Hellek Woskiaaa ake ka»a tk.lv beelMi’. will fiud * full line of Drags, M«lea, Cbcniicab, PaiuU. Oib, Dyouuffs, everything Ix-luogiug io a find-t iara i'oU J 1 S ! M 1 1 i h »ii»r iuii mwiii •laarieaba^. TVUl. Um BARGAINS. 1 -feui* s=Ta®7 ,e have the but Imr of' pxxU that wtk cr brought to Ruting* CJI-und ex nine fur yonraclf and you wbi Ind our IMU4 HaMlMV. J“- S-1F»._______ Bo>io OppoUte )!*■■ liMtlURt Meat Market. -(FINE PICTURES■ I ] CRAWLEY A GRAOE. At Granger Prices. ■ ItMtiaer. ArrUt. tin. ' Mad.- si Ifc WING GALLERY, J:. * ?i y I JOHN C. BLACK, uA complete. • Hemember the place, lb< OH Stand, UU of |he Golden Martor. Far LaaadrypU BauebaM Car, . «>ItrUTHlHTttlI GOOD ( Lacks fr»B •« dallar «»4 KVeBly-IVR ceau. and upwards. ; Hew Watchei Tram right to ton dol J. P, ROBERTS. CeletfcSon, WOOL! WOOL! CABBING. << MOKUHKaNTH . HKADBTONEH. TABLE TOP*. AMERICA!) WASH BLUB. AMERICAN VLTKAMAUME WORKS. Mw. n wuita. »«• r—a. MA HBUE WORKS . . . UkwriA 1 rcaloA. - '■ HASTINGS On JEFFKBBON STBEKT, over Bun- h LOOK OUT FOR SuU Claus GRANGER HEADQUARTERS! u'il'l'bF SOLD C1IEAH home lie: in THE BIBLE FLORENCE SITING MACHffiS School BouAj Blank Booka, Toy-andJ ill Books. end everything in thia tine to |; ease OU and Vounp. 1 3 REF MILLION ACRES OF LIBERAL, TERM!) TO IMI7UIVEKS. •ff, and if need sparingly will at the vines. It ia tax dtBcalt to aj very slight tpuaiiiiw ; and by nu mixture atroug —uu par* of manure to one of greea,—a LsVe auScx-ot green tu prove etyn tbou-h the mixture be amdi A full alock of 150 4CSS1 0, TAL0A1LK LAID Eina Ian Ml 1 Pit Out likrat For What? ETC.. ETC., for SALE! Ajtfsyum’Jt ii.ii™ ;u!z L AND » CBAIPTONS IMPERIAL SOAP Teas! Teas! FARM MimnPEtomniiMiw ONLY 45 DOLLARS! C10ABS. Shop on JaOarcon Hlre-t. north of Hastings Hotel. > lithiiai. I Ths New Improved Back-Feed Buggies. and Hastings Drug Store AU » u to «n Kind. «t REW WORK U4 RRPAIRIDO w suit Ike TIM. «Usl htoed aiMMBt tu u*»Jr P»r1 ue eV reulae er . OBOCERIE8. New Work. TOBACCO, DENTIST Naiiille, AT THE • 1 THE FVBLIC1 SELECTED TIMEEpH. FOR DENTIST l»Ii. EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE! •' • JOHN STANLEY Mr. Marble in again prepared to VHOItT NOTICE, • he Old Factory Buildi HASHK08. «3QV tr£aa».A with Um,. Wool nettt by oxprrus wl! ITALIAN B. F. CHIDE8TFR, •JHf F DB. AIKIN. Agwd »«»d Opwtor. add Win UH DR- C. A. SMWfl’M Medical Infirmary, MTAJwnk IMk. • ajrericam ■ABW.E - . . . *> < . —.u -4; Eta ttll Cali m M I Oiled, or 16 centa If X OH it. �If you do you may be induoed STEBBINS BEO’S. o oome to J. Lee Heed & Co’s We have recaived an advance copy of the unal repot to the stockholders of the Mkbigan Central Railnmd Company for the year ending May 31, 1873. From the report of J one. F. Joy, the Praident, we nsake tha following extracts : , nsearelamof lbs -tote pnsenx U th. esml paay, dswna tbe ysw. bare bee.: • THE WEAKNESS GF THE GREEN BACKERS. THIS!!! mM mm. Keep It. Where you will find all kind* or It supposed the yorki to rest on the hack ofahugh airplane, whoMMd.Mia"MiU Wa only want to sell just» rtreqpr tortoise, and to •#," waa a little mystery about di Urt of the iliswihl- currency, who pnspoae lobuniah gold frcta the boria ?f on: ' financial »y>teat, Make charter work la wherittfling a foundation. but rtUl they iiwn aTtHo-u Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of cusropCifs enoif d^y of ibis greenback cwrreecy." And whs1 do they do with the credit of the nation in yweparing it lot thulr pwfspa? They dretroy it, deliberately and nsvwvmsnly. The only way bf courec thryf can w*e the aulhoririn. the War loans rontemplaud the payment vFthe prbeipd of-th. puL lie debt in legal tender., inMend rf coin, and lhal the Government shall call in for payiarUall bonds which it may have the option of payio- end redeem them by is sues of tbe pcoptmd greenhefc currency.' That ia. th. fimudMinn art of lb. sew'-yw they are stated in the acvxMtota, inerreaed by charging to them from suspended accnunta, many daims outstanding for a long time, but now finally adjusted, of tbe gruM sum of I21K.7C3. which properly should have been charged against the revvusoea of prior yours instead of again* those uf thU post year. Though the 0c4 earnings of this year, therefore-, might with propriety be stated al that amount greater, above all the proper operating cxpeMwa ol the year thus doed, still the busioms ul Um numMV thtriiM the year, ev* po nw d.rsbvn, wiU k far from Mtisfartury to prmsed etale of bueinem, and partlr lulhe action uf the Baltimore and Ohm, have fallen ofl, k st ween November and June about SA30,(MMl. AU Iheae cause- tepeth er have again created a debt, which will ba stated by th. treasurer, tojrheae state _ -i wfiuy, bmT waretbvdsriaiou lu be mad.- now with reran! to them we should hoc be willing lo advise »urrendcring them. Il M more doubtful little demand f««r the grain of thia country about th.' Kalatua«»> and South Haven abroad, and especially fur wheat and flour. It should perhaps be added that the Those production* of the last year have therefore only moved from the Wat to U> MarqucUc, not long tube delayed, for the seaboard, ur mainly to supply the de­ which the State haa made an appropria­ mands of the house market. They Irt tion of more than 1,230.000 acres of land, exempt from taxation for ID years.-wilt sdd m-ry largely tn the t»lue </ th. Jaekson. lousing and Saginaw Railroad ia it•elf, aside from the great imjurtanee </ it the uuifunn asocti'm sod solemn a£nua tton .f the Gorerntm-nt ainre. Wwfinert ly mention these thj:ig»'to iiidiqale whnt W. sell Door of lliM cbee*-tuaste Fur­ niture that Is tunde by WMfolMry. Tbw goods we make l» made by hand, and warranted. Ws luvlle all pMwons to We dare not tc’l the public, we are making bettei work thu anil and inspect ouigisite, for they all ever before, for fear they will come ton thick and favt We get bmtr iMpMtio*. No trouble at all t. .terribly excited when wp have too many ualeu, and now si-re we have come down fraU-FIn Mtn ■ ad Mm, We iiemble a rotnUnrel, would ba fatal b> life. Agaia. little becatue you may oil come st uuee and Friutralv ■>. n,much it baa been definitely settled that salt fre> ho that we cannot do anything. mote. absorption, as prrba|» iso other sub­ We had sonic talk with a man California ; .-ending Maa* dear Again, wk sdi is ui; , _ ------------------------ - ------------- . antT that almon t unfits m fur ............................. bJ ■" “***’ PICrL'RE FRAME* ANO MOULD* him Thiriy-live TopCarnages, busineas lieside.5 tbe — km. WALtePucium, HurrxnHounan, and everything lb the EurnlUiro lint. Ve Invite all pwwwi. *0 cull and took L wj[| gjren BWftv «> Our Customers about ihe middle our hones slid cattle't Aud sms question ; uf gmsntl intaMt Is it unhealthy to rat salt in large quantities ’ road, which R fa balhrvad. will become ^irei, then, ia mil needed it th. salmd much Mure marked io the next, than in voHwimy in largsy qiuutitiea than it oxisia the pnneal year ; with returning [reaper- m the gawsrsi »mdl In 1841 • »«b schntwl by lhe name of IliwUngauli ex- pf September next, luw attendeucy to make .more trad- than wt want. m bTEBBI.IS t-V'8UNDERTAKING HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. STEBBINS BROS. crat e salt a* the mud. f wquented. Sall pools clearly prove; and a nature) taste nr dewire HssUngs, July Sih, 1875, xxlflH is pretty good evidence of aa organic need, 'fisc general opiuiun, tm>, of our C. f. Rowell A Co's. Column. Uwt farmer* as indicated by their prs. tieu, s* no «aall argument m favor of saltYet thia argutaant may be wafcrood from the fact that the maac aolsmtadc that would giro mlt would giv. other extra care, which would tend to make devk line. Ucnow tell might got too mttcb credit in accounting fur the fine rondition $5oto$lo,ooo UntovD'MitbMM'tetwMHU fluctuation ia its Unia. Th-- main point in that m tbe prvwrnt ramdititm of wflWre. the only way ia -whah th. tag nsoncyiaU 900."’PROFIT. of IfWSatr in the ainking fund., which red urea the a Mount «sf outstanding to iio,m.u<M) The sum iaveatrd in the unking funds. Cdlowiirx notice of the duties uf the Br- pub1i.ua party ia the edib.fial cidnmns of Frank Lrelie. lU^trat^l W"Ht, <«■• of the mow ultra of the D.-i» aretic journal* "The Republican record during ihcse fiiurte* :. y«MW it is uscleaa far tte to disrave It ha, certainly Lcrvj a brilliant MM. The nsKy has carried uo ite shoulders a weight of rrepoiudbility never before asraino-d by a political party ia a free repair­ lie, baa been followed by a majority of the people of the North with almost reJigiuu* ardor, slid the n.gno* of tbe South Idem it a. their alns.nl divine emancipator. Il '■ impomible the an American, he be North­ ern w Southern, to contemplate the "history this great tsditical .wgaubstiua with'ifltta forliug of admirMioo, however much bi may oppose the principle-, and however IriUetiy bo may sailer tu cr.owqtxencv of . _ _ . won th» lucky mtin 1 tut , July, that got the Cutter. W’e won't let hint draw thin year. "He ia too lucky." Warning tin* people not to come all at once, we are very Truly Yours, j. L. REED &, CO. Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities. LMIMMHmiU Trunks, Traveling Bags, Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good, - as - the - best Come and see for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. warith and ra-ourc*- and buinow, aad the I btUhtnu of the road had Increased More than threefold, until, in 1870. it van wholly unable to lu.vl the demands ujsio In the saruud plan' shall we fled uur animals salt? I say emphatically, Yew We sec the weight .of ar;-unseal ssrsn k> favor he use a* a o>-rj, which the'animal feds ^Specially when stall fed , and, as we It will |.y simply b maki." oor animals mure ducthi and manageable, ssen were the aegumrut from urganic ured entirely IMPOSITION HATED I < OPPOSITION COURTED Again, I base heard our maurtific city usflkkMm my. that milk might bs skimmed tu a limited degree. and by adding a huhsalt the fraud would be lumptaely mask lent, areally .vfatnpd ]aiwcr awl cquipuicat. enlarged »tati>«i gn-unda al all iiu portant points, and especially at the ter­ mini, aa wail aa tutirely new rvpsur ahopa, both fur can aud h«n.mot Vaa, were re­ quired. This allogtehcr was nearly aquir- Cnmpari-tiit Invited and Computitioii Defied io Advertiser’s Gazette the <banreofth«r being more healthy. Lastly, is salt unhealthy when taken tu X|uite large quantities ? Kxjwrienexi says no. Fhyuuiiqry sustaining the negation As already slated, if the anil in the bloid becuasca exeewaite. it ia excreted by tbe kidneys and docs no harm. Let no one. Th* aanual aute camp-mreting of the Adv<8tirta will mia«M0« at lUulc Cmk, Aug. 10, and routiau. until the l”th. The last wapk, livers will he several b«ai- 10, the pubksbinr aanoctatim will buid its 15th annua! aawdon. The Miahigu roaCrreuee mmdauai thalllh : Um educational s»ociety .Hi the ISth ; the .u-thuWcrx of the health refltrtn institute uh ilia .13lh ; and the 14 th anoiff swation uflha general Richard itesser, of Carlton, __ NOW IS YUOR TIME I I in the bualntM, can truly aay that they । can du batter Work, Bud tier belter aa|iatartlou than «• other flrw in thia wetton. W. II. Hlebblna. th. senior Stoeber. With th. rxperi.-ure of a II*ttrnre wit! always five Lla put aw al attanttoa ta thia part af their exteoriva credit it Woo’d bv fo all;uq>t al tb-a late day to reveres this aattWidtsd . pJiry — And tbew to thSk Htut meh a tdflnc is recommended in order to ban! aubility and tuooclarj syatcin of the syunlry 1 We do not nerd to ahaw whether any plan of vulxtiioluig the credit i/.q Batina Cof guU —the monetary etaijdard, nfjhe Wurkl— could ba jaada to work. Cay i ria fly wheu the gold kUndanl Wduld HctIuU/W re­ tained ia all trammciai* of foreign Wade, and would always show’ th tht dtaMvautagn of the paper dollar winch hoi no real c * wnu a xMIlBM JU1K D&I0S w on ixblbllton at <-ur Furniture A Journal of Information for Advertisers. Edition, 9,G00 copies. Published week­ ly Terms, /t per annum in Advance. . Teas, Coffees JfOSEJNT and. Spices STAIVLEY'S. All grades of Teas, the very best in the Msrket. Fresh every week from the Importer* S. «. SLEEPER A QO.. of Boston, sad for sale at prices which defies successful competition. Kuby crops in Europe. The regular mcreaae in the volume of buainoM in the past, year by yaar, will ca able stockholders to judge how bom. by lutund dcvclopmaal only, the present large tonnage morel will be doubled, and conmquenlly the utmost capahditire of the roads can scarcely again, for many years, bo built' to injure tie old ones. With tha natural is crease ot hwatnsm, and with oo'y rt«»> ratal ta tbe wodit'oa of things will allow aa to raalias. hot a abort time will bs required to restore lhe value of ths great linos. It must oome mainly from ineraaMd basis rm, and not fhrai aay oooeideraNe iuetoMe of ratew, though there will be an impcorcwaern ia them. Ths opeoiagof the IWtimore and Ohio, to Chicago, Ba dmirc to advwrtias ka line by sbeap rates, and by the notoriety which a eoateat with rtotbae grant line would give it. Kava distributed and aoduly dte death, any longer C*r; fix if salt wjll mx always save aa, it will tepd in lhal direc­ tion. Experience and physiohigy alike bid ua eat all tbe null our appMlttw crave ; fur if sre do mi more than the system needs, it will be hannkas; and not Simply that, but will ba a poailivw good avow then GIVE ME A CALL. Fort Wane, JactM &7atfin. t»74. lAILIUI. John Stanley. ■ICHIGAI MB THU 8MJTH. $bo IlKNirtoTtix Haw two U ACHINB baa Bprung rapidly Into favoraa pcaa^lnr the bed OOMWIXATIOlt of good quaint*, namely t Light rwuntag Tha t* <dw<m of lu.ooo c?q.1K. w> quickly axhamdlf and Ike second one . larger than ever befor- caugtit u> a ln>g CbartuUa tor a tnin of can. Ha that ha died Um aril sod ana wrv» brokrv Utod. UB huBteWM earainpi, ali^ilh ; b all, WAX) Thia । ba bean entirely b the kraal baabma. I wtet ths Mat waa B44.42H.C9, TUre , iuo», N.r. J. C. RYDER Threaahinjj Machine. To Thote H7,om it ..ay Coormt: l“.«2^njng " NEW portable " or Ch. the I 10 �Th« R.RrjiucAi' Bmi The chief feature of th. August dtlaMv la Hrarall Lewsll's (lately «Je. rsaj uidar lb. VasMagtaa Hm al Cstsbridg., July «. which .ra-prara. hU Couc.nl CSMMaial (Ms, HteMW LkiI lists I'M- MK Wanted Immediately f 109 Tm?'t£Si,Ruj»aA»* SIM Gl® STARCH, praraaee ,n-.| arrested th. ,-ny wk ib.aara.lt. (>. stt.raptUg u reasov* Tbe aucoiM which h*a crowned car ef­ forts since introducing thia Store in tbe markrt, has been fat. beyuftd oar expecta­ tion*- Although haring beln tn tha mar­ ket but a short time, Utouaaada liars al- PbBed tbe oAeer Into that raluon Th •HagiM “ hi. uh.. Ngmata ..ill Every yum-1 of Ulis valual------------------- ,--------which u due. to marii alone. We a aMuro our old patrons that it ii ke] follv up to its high «tar.dard ; nd T. KINGSFORD 4 SON, TS 16TI .rA“Wrt«tmiAir“4.u. OSWEGO CONN STANCH. LIQUID PAINTS. Ws uiU —J Maatra. Urrack th. radl.l. Mrs4- White Lead Works fokan to jail, wkua he now .walls as axudnattou an charge of araultlag an aCrar wtihtalral u>UU MatuMlsi. diraharg, of bU ofedsl dutiw. (rtl^rar perrara eUegvl with Uing panlra U th. fracas raw slra Is Jail, hnl la what sxUat they are rritaiBU»4 FOR SALE! TERMS REASONABLE. BRICK FOR SALE! TO DAY S The Subscribers will com­ mence the Manufacture of ADVERTISEMENTS. I fr.t.u O.-J«-PtUI aubbtus Let :t dR -Ora-P. XodK-Nta IX-ratura MraMwr- J. C. Bfrkra. from ila coadact I her. smsis.| ' FALL MEETING OF THE HAST­ clothra origiadly Io have bra. thiHsra arakiag a total j INGS HORSE ASSOCIATION. oa. ohan. Th. ouUid. of bl. brad preraaleJ ths ra.1 vfcei of raara U l« 40 Unhday> th. ! fuel through tbe mien wimfoint. we have adopted mica doora in nearly al! our stovra, and in thia w« bare taken special puna to produce a Move very( attractive lu appearance, combining mica front doom »o arranged by a simple device, which dtdev directly back of the mid* windows, forming a protertioa to the mica, and giv­ ing you the option of uiica o« iron Thia important feature we (hall put on all uf could not say enough, aaffioc u> aay, it ia portable, which euablna you to take it out aid clean with ease. and the RXutrwctiua of the damper enables you to beat tbe water in a very abort time to a boiling heat if desired ; by the use of the damper, you ran control the bent of the waler to any desired temperature. I at the earliest possible mo­ ment. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of BETTER BRICK than was ever before made in the County, which we will sell at prices that defy com­ petition. LAWSON’S CURATIVE CHICAGO C NORTHWESTERN lEMtLHt. JCUTICt, BHEUMATI8K — ts&y If you want tn go to Milwaukee, (Ab koah, Ht. Paul, ktlnncapolla, Duluth. Kort Garry, Winona, Warren, Galena. Dubuque, filoux City, Yankton, Council Bluffl*. Omaha, Lincoln. Denver, Salt Lake City. Sacramento. Han Frandeco, or a hundred other northern, north-wen- lighted and well ventilated Day Coache, and pleasant lounging and smoking rant. The can are all equipped with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent BuffrreandC<«[>llnga, Weatlugbouae Safety Air Brake., and every other appliance that tax been devised for tbe safety of |«aaet>ger trainv All trains sre nut by telegraph In a word, this GREAT LINE has the beat and ■tuuotbewt track, an.l Ute rood elegant and comfortable equipment of any road In tbe Went, and baa no competitor in □££*«•» O' J. G. BUNYAN. E. B. FOOTE, M.D. in ungtu iTtw, Harrah for the Spring1 Ar. XMCA&, REW YORK, in Independent Physician, TBXAT8 ALL FORMS OS CHHOIIC piSEASE, is now trading foe tbe Graad Burw Cara Co. Hu many fnrods wtah CHICAGO PUMP QcDTT—Who will do tbe undertaking? Why HtebLuu Brother, of cocrv CuiKtiHiltiitalPntta 009100020202004801250001013202 TO W .T. EASTMAN’S night trains on all tbe liner of this mad. They are run betweenChicago and lloalia, (Mileago Cedar Rapids. Chicago and Dubuque, vlaCItatoo, Chicago and Freeport. Chicago and Marqoe'.U. Chloago and (Jfweo Bry. Chicago and Milwaukee, Cblragn and Hu Paul. Thia b> tbe Only Line rannldg three HMisgs. Mid, Jsly Y7, l»7i. porcelain ctlibb pdips Council Procoedingi. I CoraBras Cranril ds< In regular raraUs Vsdasraisy »«. j«ly SIM. MG4. FURNITURE The Urged Stock and tbe bent Furniture ever brought to thia eify, ia «i exhi­ bition at the WaninrauM of OtaphsbiRppr^wlM.oraiiaanUlly. .-AMay MazrUg." U s'graerfid prats t»y that ysuaghrartw! rbicag. divine. B»v. Hsu.u.1 IntOeM Mira Pram..'.-UssMag CM" ^sya jUssif M»U1 S^ta, B-MW.. — »*• H.lw ■ Liat «r. ramaJewnd cbwa the ’-■ « f.u-.rotBewm HMtlgsa laVrpfob., for th. NU.M Ih. •rak end.Br July » IMs. and Jatral the direr min«. mdmsbw th* »ko ampJuly itn. ■ FurauAwl thU paper by nd. in the Hike rivra dirtrirt bare .a — w "e—* e—1,1 TWOnxI Rra* * 1 Hopkins & Barnes SAMSBURYABDSSAAtJ. OEdu^i tnunr*- ’ fea, ROOM'S. Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City HASTINGS. MICHIGAN, which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. We have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries- Toilet Sets, gc., gCr-. Give us a call. Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings, Dec 16. 187/. UNDERTAKING 'ECLET1C BALM MMTBSBSSttB PREMIUM BOND mrau—NRmnBBca.. Psrpstusl World's Fair,. �PORTABLE IJTE Wimdsiocik.'20 mila, tbcro are boarding bowvas, which seem u> ba filling up. Al the tetter place, vre believe, the wellinown actors. Warren and Barren aro bearding. Since tbs cun have ran CO Littleton and Bethlehem, the larger port of th. visitor, tu Franconia Notch, make ths stags rids from thine points, but at a aacri&ec of missing some of the finest scenery in tic U. His baby was tbeii^a little crowing, Stale, which lies in the PemigvwaasM val­ creeping thing She went to him while I ley, and ootKoraiag whteh no man has wm out lor a 'doctor, and .maiLk-aad in drink and pein, ho murdered her in hr* frMty. When I rrturusd he wa* alecpu*; the heavy steep of exlaastiou aud inebriatioe, aud dwar liul»Minuie was dead. •Horrifiod, I fell - if Hmren itJf crowded to their fuDcst rapacity—which menus a temporary popwlatiun of from I'JMM) to 2,000 penwu, not all ratable p4te. dor. Howard, ot Rhode Islsnd. and Ilun. John G. Sinclair, hare two newt erttagva erects*! here, which add mixh to tbe beauty of the place. IL-lhlchem is s very desirable plan: for a uun tn “kuAf 3US S-.T.rr.-g roegse lake Ac raihw, winding up Baker river valley under tbe Very shadow of Miauulauke. *Uashing down ths broad tac-aduws of the Connecticut river and fol­ lowing its banks to Littk-ton. then climb­ ing tip by the bank* of Uio Ansunr.ouc river we aim directly for the monarch of mountains—Washington —and stop at thia bouse, only sis mill's rrotu its l*ase. and commanding a ui.»t magnificent view of it.^ad of the railway rantrihg up it* ragged sidrc But the rood is Mt to slop . hens. Already surveys bare been made . by Engine* r Ctiarlen 8. Laud, of Concord, far a toad to tks banc of the Mor .in, aud a fiasiblo touts found. The d»v i* Mt far distant wUu ths. abort Ihtk of alx ualm wW be suppliml, end rtefauu can be trusted in that locality. 1 beautiful one fbr a large I which Ixyrailo. the wearine of long hills. When will The three days of good weather on .Mount Washington came to an cud last night by rcOMiti of heavy thunder shower* which 'swept all through the mountain region. The showers liegsn in the early evening, and continue through the night. The lightning was very bnilunt. and tbe * HARLOW WINTER'S ITORt. FxiTkX ilocak, June 10. rmcis DELIVERED OS' BOARD Of CARS AT SPRIXGHH.O. OHIO. 1 with the anuy.uf cmplojo aij the famiI lira of the proprietors, makes 700 ixrsuo* who ran be fed and bulged under its r.*>f, and two years ago, one Sunday iu August the actual number of gurat* in ths hcuaiwa. over 400. The prupriuiun., Memo. Taft AGrevidcuf, are about a* nnrh fisturr* nf this house as the Old Man of th.Mountain and Profit- Lake an-..f th.- >ad in the aul in it, dd intlu T51BHK*. late- Was iiimpletcd lain in the season of ld“8, and this way fairly be uid to be iu se­ ined a-mn. It* proprietor* are Messrs. l.ind*.y A French. John Linilaey i* known to the travelling publie a* a land­ lord of established rejiutation, and was for several year* at the Eagle Motel; in Conconi. IL- taken the gcncralcharga of tlu­ ll ousc, with Mr. Winter, formerly of tlis Alpine I lunar. < icirhaiu,. as hi* amfetant. : which is pcrhajie lit) rod* from the ear | riagi- road on Mount Willard, aud found it ■ an object uf ffnsl interesL It is situated | directly oppcsdfc Silver Caxade .hi .Mount Webster. It is 350 feet long, and ths wall* arc 100 fc«» b^l> in the highest plarc. At tbe ImUout the width is 5 iu the narrowest place and 12 feet in the widest. It* vertical height is 200 feet, and its general diroctiun is east and west. .The same trap dike extended from it Ustbe Silver Caxadc on Mount Wctuter. ki >* said to be on land of Hc-ury L. T-kon A THE I nil] tell you what suffering 1 have scon grow out uf just such a beginning, and then *.v if jmi wonder tint I tremble tor your future.'' lain*. u well as his "windiug -boro" Ussts, u the rashier. Charlo Aiken, elerk, and II. A., Lindsey. mku-iM ekafc. Tbe house will acx < tumodate 41iff guests. The jurlor t» llW by 43 feet, and commaiKte a beauti­ ful vww of the- Mount Washington range. The dining hall .ia 130 by 43 fee*. and charge of the lust* >m Profil.- I^kr (22 in number; and one of them. E. MrClary. ha* charge of the post other and fatH-y> ikore. and the latter is no small affair, the wc two boys were the pride aud hup* of their hearts—especially Charley. He was bandsuUK- sod talented. Bren ** a child stvpie new. u very large. and those made he hade fair to make a brilliant man, and , by the Kilbunn of lauletoo. take tl»c we aJJ learned to feel proud of him and to lead over all other*. Bates college lias 4 look forward to what lie would do. When reprvwmlativui. Amherst 3. Harvard 3, he had gone beyond our village school we and Brown 3 ; aud the High School fl-r •ent him away to a batter one. I full that girls at Boston Highland* ha* 4. The hr could do so ranch better than I that I life lure afford* a >hangs fir them, aud ■itayed-wr home and helped to eefn the two mouths paw pleasantly and profitably miTTWiry funds, and though I felt the with th gu The ctrntpsnv thus far lilts get Ilia bright face and frank speech a< be grasped lira hand and said, •You're a jolly guild brother, Hartuw, to Aay here plod ding aud send me off thia way. But I'll Among the oLli-r habiimv* i* William ('. do my brat. so that it shan't be for naught. Prime, ofthe Ji-smn/o/ (haisnrree, and .Mr. Brigg*, of New York, who have fitted up a nice fishing lodge at Moran, take. X' sheet of Water throe mile* from the Profile l Hou*c. which was dveavered by Mr. Prime cm one of bia fishing excursion*, and which he now owns in eutupany with Mr. Briggs. Mr. Primo L* a "muacular St'MjHT Hnt st, July 9; Leaving lira Fabvan House soou.. S o'clock thia morning, with an owi delightful drive over ths turnpike to the base of ML Washitigtok Thu road' is in excellent cxqjjuou. aud wc ocrer saw it iu better. Traveller* river that rraul in ]>ast ysore have vivid rccoUacliona of its uuot now, fur a better rued could nit U desired. At the Mount. Washington Mail way station at tbe base, we met Cowdnc tor Judkins, who has born ccmncvted'witl. the railway ever since it was projected. Loth in budding and operating it,, and with him inspecting the motive power and rolling stock of the railway. The cumj*ny have now five engines, ria. Gsorjre Stevenson No. 2, Hercules No. 3, A tlx* No. 4. Cloud Nq. 5, and Tip Top Nb. 6. The Hercules wan built this year ai the Amoskrag Ixm.SH.tirc Works, and lakes' ao when all the plans of Mr. J. C. At­ water, a New York gentleman, arc fully carried out with reference to it. There Would male a renowned German garden If- within fire mile* of a large western Old visitoes to-tbte itewn, will Mt pike, w^rcrcu th. remains of. Ethan Allen Crawford, who built the first hotel at the White Mountain, and who died Juns 22, 1S46, st the ace of 62 ysara; el­ an of his wifi: Lucy, who died Feb. 16, 1HCT, aged 76 yroa, ami Capt. Kmebrook •1 O. 1*^* ... .T... Uu^,., |. «*.•■ vs* S3’jS a ilk lalsrwt u tea rals «T tea ilo: s«e mL awak • m. It may not be generally known tliat the I'gmigewaawt takes its rise in a little lake ict near the boose, sn-i that the Basin sod Pool arc on the stream in the- first five ratio of its cnanc. Prof. Hunt-ngtoa is hardly rwotieilcd to the name of East vrrs.'S’tts change. He made the ascent of Mount Lafayette t<xday, over the new bridle loth, which strikes into the womls al the bme of Eagle Cliff, newriy oppmite lira Itofite House, and rudnees the distance nearly <4*-half from IhA-pTtUidi! ittedt.' height of Mount Irafaystte, by accurate i»Ud some due Wore we al homo rcaUird it He was then only sHghtiy given to drink, but to our buCmm it wm frcrfui to think of <mr idolixed boy m intoxiented. I talked to hint and he prom­ ised me faithfully to Imre it aJoM ' but BURDETT ipuuy, MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. M(uare, and has two speemms atairwajs I the line of the P. A O. railroad te vteibb eight feet in width, leading out of it and | fur milra ateng the »>4eJ.f Willey tnratu to the third story, the hon*.- having three 1 tein^ ^xk at. u-veral hundred . fin-t abuvi - t,. । — । : *r_L— —!tK<- level of the Saco river. From S. L and decan thrice a day. over the B. A Sterctuou, one of the enginm-n. we learn -M. llatlruod, and it i* expseted early iu ed that the hcavirat grade un the road u August, tbe Portland A l>gd-n.*burg rood will <ij*-n to this house (>n and after the lucncing near I»r. Bemis's place. audetidItith, the rar* Will rnn’up Modal' Wrsli- ing at the gale of the notch, just below iiigtya twice daily., A pkanBii feature the Crawford Hous*-. A preliminary sur­ rey of the rood was made in IHtjW-’U, and ground was broken in September of 1H7U. It hr .fid the road will lx- i.petxd to this Luton early in August, -w hich-will make a line of nearly Sit milo., tlx- dis j rtJL! MATCHLESS" ■IASS UHU SIVIHM. ro RH1.U, Man i.i„ EAST ABD WKST. UAH | ANHAHMIlREila ORGAN � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-08-04.pdf dada66d3691024300fe5af8985ea373d PDF Text Text VOL. XX. NO. 14. 1MW HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1875. __ _____ ... . ^Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the largest Wagon Works in the World Mower and Reaper Because the Studebaker has always been the Best ATr'lNTi’ ATt* ■/m.Mis.-wai’^. AUTOMATIC SELF-RAKE F.Vrry XVIu-el mad' TAKES THE LEAD. with the Slope Should? Spok Warranted fifty per WHOLB NO. 1001. Spoke. Call and “Their'Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by' hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose, cut or break. . A “JJfrxfp||>ef, perfectly bain need, cuts the worst down ami tangled grain, always brings the grain on straight; don’t fail to see It. We ahrt sell the ii)proved for 187J •ponge, rallied his head energelioally. By somemkhap ths Colons! gol bold of lbs wrong bottle, and (ho rabstaoce will; which bo inundated his scalp was not Vigor, but (ho block varnish with which Mtn. Buga decorated her shore How ever, Bug. didn’t petcaiivc ths mutaks, but darted down stein, put on his hat and walked off to the wmrt room. It was a very cold morning, and by ths time the (VL.mI -■ — A 4 • Fl(k. r,r. The best Reel Rake Maolii exiatenc it was ‘gfod fctolOlL akia and hit. efforts to take it off tare Jt>m btebtful pain. Jom the ChardUMM.edu by the crier, and he bad to n into court io answer. He was wOd with apprehension of coming trouble ; but ho look h» ami in the juryLox and determined to explain Tstsl F06,000,000 PM5.000.000 the utualura to the ««rt st the csHirel [Kasible momeul. .As be sat there with a Thus, there haa been an iecresei of £ihy freliug in his sonl, it maned to him •160,000.000 in the amount of spuate in a that high hat kepi gelling bigger and the great banks of Earope within the last Liggvr until it appeared to him to be as two years. ConenrreaU? with this, there k— <— ..__ _k__ lj_ .kbe was ronsciows that the lawyers vjk .taring al him. Then the dark koke-TB him and screamed : . Hata off in court 1” and the Colonel The Triumph Reaper, The lightest i n s itrssEi ining and best workinj France during the war still remains out­ standing. leaving so much cf the French stock of the —w-l- erwilaUc fur other countries, if needed. While th. slock fr the preacue metals the note and circula­ tion of Europe has been foercsscd, three h« been and is now going forward agro- the world The Taylor and Gale Sulky Bakes, The Fish Bro.’s Wagons, Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. THE ROBBINS CULTIVATOR No other firm uses this Machine us they anTsoh proprietors of it. None but Intliauiu Celebrat­ ed Timber, and thoroughly seasoned, under cover from 3 to 5 yeara^aqd put together by the beet Wagon Machines. Evey Wagon fully Warranted. s CjVITL AND SEE THEM. GREBLE & RUSSELL. JOHN STANLEY ! Strncal aid Mechanical NOTICE! EXTRAORDINARY TOT lars PUBLIC! ANNOUNCEMENT Wagons and Buggies. needs no advertising as it has taken almost the entire trade of the whole iState, and (he people of Barry County may justly he proud that this County tskes the lend in this line of manufacture. CRAWLEY & GRACE Hastings Drug Store ONLY CBAIPTOH'S 1IPIRIAL SOAP 45 DOLLARS! For What? You trill Gtul a full tine of Drugs. Mcdiciure, Chemical", Paints, Oil", Dyestuffs, and everything belonging to a first • clam Drug Store. iksi.t The Now Improved Back-Feed FLORENCE 8EV1NGIACHINE. O WU uorr ixwixu xscnixua |> m m U-Tw-C- Ph MmMus Are te<. Mid Teas! Teas! TOBACCO, Live this day an if it ware the list. From the lowest step there is a path to the loftiest height. He that Imcshis comoctKe has nothing worth keening. The line of life is . ragged diagonal be­ tween duty and desire. DENTIST Ma, ■ off, str, or I wij] fine you for conlaiapi. Do you hear me?" Bangs.—“Weil, it's very hand that I can’t my a word by way of ex—" Judge (warmly |—"Thu is too much ! This is just a little too much. Perhaps you’d like U> COOK up on the bench Imre, aud run the court, and arotenre a few rocvicte ? Yow've col more audacity than a mule. Mr. Clerk, fine tUt man «50! Now, air, remove your hat" Itenpk—“Judge, this is rough on ms. xx7tf teuetes «f M Pirfemfan sad Canned Fruits and Fish. ■But you won't Ic* me—" Judge.—'Itemorc that this moment, aid Are vouto bendy words with me. air! L*Mover your head st once." Bangs.—“JudgJ. if you will only give me a chance to—" • Come and see us at our new office, next door east -of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. AT THE DENTIST; WiDsttmt Bichipi. School Books. Blank Books, Toy and Gift Books, and everything in this line to [.lease Old and Young FARM FOR SALE! i~jcaKs8"“,<jrta.st LOOK OUT FOR 150 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAUD GRABBER WUlffll! BARGAINS. TtiP.EE ItrzAfO.f 4CB LAND This is the place to htiy your prrwtrt*. Wo hire the best line of poods that was •ver brought to Hastings. Call tni ex­ amine tor ynnrlt and you will find our > in&AL TERM.ITO nit Dntt tanOtUL TFtr Fill SUH HCWIM T. PHILLIPS. GOOD CLOCKS fm tu dsllir art •eveaiy-lre crati, and upwards. FINE PICTURES I LIFE BIBLE. At Granger Prices. Now Watches from sight to tea doh CRAWLEY L BRACE. J. P. ROBERTS. 0/1 W tSTHTC, First Mortgages, WING GALLERY, HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS J. Cole & Son In Sums of $600 or More. IRIGHT & HOLBROOK, unit Hastings, Jure SSth, 1875. Cisrsh Fl ’ eta ire* uni a* B. F. CHKJESTFK, SJtf Aeac-f aad Optmtor. DR. C. A. SMITH’S Medical Infirmary ITALIAN n STUCCO ftffflUK UK 4RAIE Shingles. Lath, &c. _ UNDERTAKING Being a business that need, a groat doe! cf experienoe, xxta2 WOOL! WOOL! rf Blate DR. I i ' . the Slnpr-Shofiiaer • -4t is rthnnRt TisrHg^i cent longer I. C. RllMELL Col. Bangs is vary Uhl, and in order to indues his Lair to crow skarn be is using a very excellent anUe rf “ Hair Vigor’’ upon hi. scalp. Some rime a«shs was sutuieuasd as a jurymu upon a cam in ths Cireuit Coufl; ted just before tU hour at which the Jourt reel he remembercd that be had not applied the Vigor to his brad that morning. He lowwpalntM; CARDING. Mr Marble is again prepared to can do better work, and give batter sat- ' tefsetiou than any other flnu in this neetton. W. H. Htrbblns, the senior momber, with ths experience ot • U«sllms. will always give his pcisonal at- SfcORT NbTiOE. At the Old Factory Building HASTINGS. STEBBINS BROS. 15th, and after a uukk ran of hours, reached Burimgtun. the.great Iowa Metro puUa. We took supper at Buriiagtoe. aud reached the wreleni skpc of Iowa st daybreak the next more log The view �atood, John 8. PiMury, M, Horace Aimtiu, M ; Jacob H. Stewart, 41. John B. through N atioud Banka; the nhw or othsrwise of an fatereouvsrtibla bond ayaton, it may be fairly roeogobad that from the expraoiou of the party u*wsj>athe national currency and fatercwuvartible- pen therein. cf Duncan, Sherman A Co., one df tbe Jow-rato-bood idras, harp ngram many ad. But th* Otri DrtBocnts theauMlves are oldest and, supplied to be, soundest in tho vocatro. These ar. found fa th* ranks of out united. Judges Ranaey and 8p*uldtng, Sabator fliunnah, Coogreasman Secretary of State, ^ohn 8. Jngro; for city, dosed its door* probably forever. Ila Payne, with a respectable Following, are State Auditor, O. K WKtouub; preaewt Jiabilitu* are s loug way up intu the mil­ hardly to bo rwtraioad from breaking into incumbent for State Treasurer, Wm. liken lion*. and it* **etu a long way down in opau revolt. Tbe praaa M more outspoken, d.r; far Attorney General, George P. rapecially the German portion. The DrmWifoon; present incumbent for Clerk of the Supreme Court, Samuel H. Nichol. , for Railroad' Comuterioner, Charles A. 1’illabury was nominated on the £mt for­ mal ballot, aad tho nomination was nude wo of thia U that there an more popera published than there fo any need of, and sum* of them are vary* poorly supported, if th* number were reduced about one-kilf they would tb«n recrir^d a paying patronag*. The liuaincM wculd nut'ouly prove more remunerative, but it would attract the what ia the matter'with all banking houss* The New York, World, fa reviewing the tdauro of the half Asu-n candidate. for the United Slate. Senatarehip in Sfitoowri, Indicate* ha Mroug preference fur Thoma* C. Reynolds. TLi.Rey.tUds ws* tbeCoqfodcrato Guveroer of Miaaoori during the war fur the Union, tod had hi* “lirad-quarH'orW that he it jut the man to represent the Democracy. -now that the nation u going back to the practices and principle, that obtained before the war." irjte*i adopted the following resolution, : Knolrtd, That believing it a duty to elevate the choice of a Judge above what­ ever ia dri-ring in a party evutret, thia Couvrntion will make no foraud nomina­ tion for Chief Juaticis of the Sunrvma Court; but in recognition of the unanimous voire of the legal profreriuu. a. well M the general judgment of men of all damre. which hare found exprremon in th* execu­ tive appointment^ w* commend fur risdion to that offlo* the prarent incumbent, Judge Janie. GiHifbn, a man preeminently qua! fieri for tU hi|h nation. , The following ia the platform adopted: ffnt.—The RepublieaM of Minneaote re affirm the cardinal prinaploa of their party which have become the catabliabed policy of both State and National Gorernurenta ; the unity of tho Nation, th* equal right* and just protection of all men bej fore the law. Second.—That on th* prominent ques­ tions nf tho day we faror that policy of finance which ahall atredily keep in view a .that fell. Instead of confining themselves to a legitimate buriuro* they went Imavily into »tock«, and that not being enough to ruin them they undertook to aimer all the cotton in the world, and nut being big enough weut under. The failure produced Ven wiuuwed there riacc the Jay Cooke mash. Old gtsy haired turn, young clerk., mrrehahta, banker*, everybody, were rushing frantically up and d..wn the ' street, banka w*re besieged fur ladanoos, stofks went down with a ran, and for aa hour or two it seemed a* though all Wall ritroet wro crary. Finally the excitement cooled, and it was discovered that it wasn't CANCERS Vsykiu, SkiMand Banner, Mansfield^ and tho Nrni at Marion, with oih*n. also only paper of infinenc* that heartily ini tain* it. In th® Southern Slates, repudiation of the Ohio.platform forms mm of the most marked fact* in the editorial discussion, of tbataactioo. The Appeal and the ArahmcAe uf Memphis, the Remitter, Mobile, the Traw*, /Ncujmx aad the Bnlletin, of N*W Orleaaa, the Emirtr, Richmond, their policy of iaolaliou may be qweMionod, tho Herald, Vickriiure, th* and in their view, these cia*A« are the toll American, Naahvllle, tbc .Veirs and (Vgatherer) on the turnpike of our material rier, Charieatou, the A*w«, Savannah, the civilixatiuo—ooceesary sgent* in it* early .(*+«•**. by their tkffl in organlriug trade, o mmeree, aud exebang*. but laUr oo, ter known and moat intotmlud Democratic .uro to become mooupoliaar* of the sub­ psj-cr* of that section, ar* in opporilioo to stance of .uch indoatrial tafstri. and labor tbe policy of Pendleton. Allek, Ewing & employed in productive catcrprisai M is Co. Tbe New Orlrans /Vroiywse empliatnot able to defy them by it* own extent irally defines it* petition. Speaking of We only want to sell jnxtx < 3BC TT IW K 3E I> Buggies this year. If the Elxoite. meat runs to high we s’lall be obliged to fence ourselver in and only admit a limited nu. ;ber of cvsrojvffiffi f4C/f 04)' We dare not tell the public, we are making b< work thin lever before, for.fcar they will come tpo thick aitd terribly excited 'whenwe hive tooTnany «ale», h ,i n^a'-sv^ we have come down hratj-Firt Mkn little because you fluty all comrat onee and Frits: so that we cannot do anything. We had gome talk with a man from California hiin'Tliiriy-five TdpUarriages, and that almon business besides the a at Bun, afford thtir credits, aud the middlemen who market their remnxxlitie*. Knowing the impjatibility of'procuring the aid of capital in earning theif1 theories into prac­ tice, they would make the genoral Govern­ the Democratic p*rty, from the stand- ment, a fool for doing tho acrvicoi that Eave hitherto been rendered by corporation*. The WntVreVi.catod. ltroy. ; >'Jf k Gorernment, indeed, ia td be the great mov­ Uie luM«, disjoint#!, eoutndictory thing ing powcrof rommorw audCuancS, owning it scuta* now, without character or wmaad cousrtiliog the railroadr and the tbfopUxton, aaauredly m SUka*l being will ' TuxMia*o«ri Cuustitutoo*] Cotventics failurea were announced that day, and men Illustrates Democratic ideas of economy in slqit tolerably well (hat night. But the th* usual way. Although it number* uoly next day ths Uomntetrial Wandione Oomone hundred and fifty members, it luu called pagy failed for. milifou and a half, and to iUamialaMce twelve regu!st clerks, nearly tht'^xdtament was renewed, and It la still one hundred xsaiataut dark., twelve pages, ami thirty-eight employe* fur miacelbuMoua What the ujieliot of it all will be re­ work. Thia army uf employe* has already be adjusted so aa to b« the least burdensom* strength, If it hu no other dependence alone famishing the cinrufoting medium. mains to be seen. Shrewd men are taking com tVState fi57,873.&0. Betide, thia, it and moat favorable to the inlenata of home than unquestioning faith and blind devo­ This mmtiment fiads its etnbodhnrat la in sail and going aa close-reefed as paaaibi*. Grangcrism, and fairly represent.*! ia industry and labor. baa n«,nt (6,728.82 fur newspa|>eT.. tion •• • verily its right la ia email । .Another weAling-out, such a* occurred af ­ the vepric* introduced at tho Cotton f'uurth.—W* danuiid that all railroad) u it* prospect of luoooaa " State' {invention held al Raleigh. N. C., and other corporation* shall be held iu fair ter Jay Cooke's failure, i* feared, for thc So far u the South ia concerned, thia lion. John S. Pillsbury, the BepuNi- and jual subjection to the law-making power this weak. doce not look like a agcvcwful attempt at We do adt propoM to account fur the can candidate fur Governor In MinnrooU, cvn.titution.lly exercised. doing business at a Im; but as mooer lauve restrictiou 10 the amount of currvu- the aaliMaltaation of the Ohio policy, by fi/U.—That w» cordially endorse the has been easy to get, any quantity uf wcex ev, and seeing the difficulty involved in ■‘---'‘-'■•-■l— " oenLllc votes al out-cropping of throe theories and <wia a native of Sutton, New Hampshire, ganiaatiuni, farther than to regard them thu view, they generally rally around th* progressive Mid liberal policy of the Re-, boUM* hare lieen able to conceal their 11 All IAHDS BIVISION. Tuning to the aud forty-eight yearn old. He waa formeras mistaken methods of getting rid of real publican jartjr in its well defined and wcakncM and go on To soch, three three-siity.five intercunrrrtiblc hood prop­ or fancied grievance*, grievances which, Tk« Reliable fiburt Lite dearly annouVed purpone to foster the heavy frilurcs that shake the Street are ositions of Kelley, Butler aad others, a* a fur the mca* part, have their rao* in th* Ver and'Concord, and went Wot about agricultural, industrial and commercial in- death. Por tbc moment the siring* are legitimate regulator of tho volume of curmanifold derangement* in materia] inter, 1854. He ia a brother of Hon. George urrot* of tbe country by a iudicioua system tightened, they can’t pet the credit they rote that hare grown out ut (be late wu of internal improvements, having for their need, and up they go. Whether thia u A. Pillsbury of Concord. and the fikfoc expedients adopted to «uinobject the eidargvmcnt of fiudlillsa and a the beginning of such a Mason ur not rereduction in transportation fur interstate Tbc chief Iniportaare of rommumm, commerce. tradro-unfoniMn and gratqwfom tiro in the —who la understood to aspire to the United Sixth. — That to the Republican party fact that their atropewten are found among State* Senate, addrwwd a soldiers’ reunion is fully duo the credit of securing fur the al Napoleon. O-, the other day, and took first liiu* the recognition by foreign gov­ ern mouts of full and complete rights uf occasion to advocate the payment of the dlQcmdiip, in reversal of tnonarchia! docrebel dclit, aud pymcot fur the alarm tritfr that a subject cnmiot absolve bimrelf r**|net from politician. ; and, for this rea­ son, they have th* power to infiuenre Icefired under the emancipation proclamation, from the allegiance to bis sovereign by ihat none the nearest to their droirra. ialaliou-. It ia quite likely that all tbor naturalisation under our law*. by the National Gorernment. The DcmocntM leaders ia Ohio, of the The road indicated being the ojqwrite influence would be thrown into the sup­ Setnlh.—We heartily eotumcod tbe bouoty and efficiency of the present ritate J/nowire.- I’endJetuo Carey clique, hav* of that^which the Ohio Itauucrata are port of tbe Ohio financial platform ; and they would V certain to favor all propunla without doubt calculated upon catching traveling. administration, and point with satisfaction ury July 21 wm |1,296,8«9 W; re«ipu tV whole ut the votes, large and .mail, It wdl be wdl, then, fur each citucaa of looking to the courtructi.m nr control of With a belonging to the currency rebo.4 alluded I Ohio, M ar* honestly sincere in their sup­ railroads by the Gorsrnmect during the w«k ending July 28 were to. They svideudy believe it to b* forge. port uf a greenback currency, with an in- large uw of voter* standing ready to «upS&I.220.M; payments during the same Eighth—That th* example uf Wash Urcvavcrtiblc bond aa a meaaurr of value, nort vicioua and corrupt measure*, it is to time were Hi ,026.41; balance in treas­ be expected that politicians will be found — ... m *»•«;, «*r. fartM in refusing to be a candidate for a of money locked up in the first volume uf th. Sou... ury July 28, »1JW6,074.02; increase fur thud Presidential term, and the affirmance "Tbe Life ofChri*V" and *» they couldn't' bceu syatem.ucally directed to inculcating willing to rater to their idea, and to shape t.t— from * political policies accordingly. We hav* I K.>^l hatred i-,l. to the natiunal debt ----resulting i the wrek.fi9JJtM.43. by President Grant of that principle, is get it out, down they went. Everybody connected with this matter that wm, with a view rither to direct re I already sewn bow to Mr. Kelley will go one we sacredly chriiah, and we should re­ gard a departure from it a dangerous inoo- has bad trouble except Beecher. He is pudiation, or ao effectual a deterioration uf ax serene as a May morning; his salary our National credit, as to produce tbe rome S'inth.—That we approve of the prro- has boeti raised to filOQ.tXM) per year; his result indirectly. On their proitire know!knuckle* or a alunpihot .hall be suspended ent Republican nations! administration and I follower* accouqatiy him to the dq«>t in aof the latter, and thtir speculative f fa the steength uf the former senti­ or discharged from the force, and hu also especially tbe ranicrt effort to collect r*v-. droves; big ovations are Vi ng piv*n him: onlcrcd that tlie police ahall lie especially enue, to |>revcut aud punish fraud, and ' and all aorta of plcsunl thing* are ment, u stated to tbom by (.Way, Ewing, cxpuK- part violations, and to guard against showered ujwu him. In tho meantime. tt al., the recent platform uf th* Ohio D* diligaut in the arrest uf persona carrying Mr*. Tilton ia about to oiieii a boarding­ mocracy embraces planks appsding to both their recurrence in the future. Tenth.—That we endorse the jiulicy of house, and J. II, Ford A Oo. fail. Henry adjusting difficult** between this and for­ Ward ought Ui rume to the relief of both Only Otc Democratic paper in the Slate- eign nation* by arbitration, instead uf of them. He ought to buy all of hi. But this prospect need not excite any books that Ford A C«. hate on hand aqd war. of New York condemn) the inflation alarm. What goes into a |KiliticaJ plat­ Elexrnth.—GraUfol people can never give them to Mra. Tilton, wbu eouKh course of the Ohio Democracy. Thia in­ forget the service, of their soldiers, ami il duuLUos, disjxsM of I Via for something. form Mid what legislalisin comes from th* men elected upon it are freqacntlv very dicate* the suloervicncy which would fol­ ia doe to them that lil»vty and gviwrcrity That would let them out of the trouble he different thing*. And ao it would be in low the adoption of reg money doctrine, should be exereisetUy* matters uf lack plunged them into. But I j-iu-wi be won’t this rase There is too much hottest comgold to be brought about by promoting th* and candidate* by the National Cunrrei- Wm..n sen*.- among our people al large, and lodBMri*.” It opposes the Nadoual TkcIjIA.—That tioce purity and perma­ Banks, and fa^pi th* |a*uing of legal• tbe Irol rent|iry^-<Hpp<'rter» of the rouse that quality eummamls too much respect SUU «U1 nency of the free institution, of the Gov­ stsls »Urs U«r asw tks •*«. ' tender* “directly by and opon tfas credit which promut* to bring them t«y; to in Congres*. eve* to admit of such gnu* ernment depend upon a universal diffuaion GOLDSMITH'S Tbr steamship City of Richmond on of knowlodp* and virtue among the poopla cf th* general guvernmrnt,' which are to must surely secure their cuattuued pocc>- dishonesty and mich wild financing as are llryspt ana Dtrctton her last trip is said to hav* made tbe swift­ the Republican party of Minnesota reaf­ haa never ■ penny to blew bcnclf with, be made receivable for all public du**, aioa uf th* 8l*ic of Ohio. Only uoe pur- involved in tbe KcHy Pendleton idea be­ ing put into tbe form of law; and tbe re­ Bvsnrass est wroteriy paiwage ever areumjilished. firm* its couvictiun that it is tbe duty of and the scandal ha* barred her from al except when respect for the obligation, of poce snimala* their action, *nd that is to contract, requires paymeat in min," and rocure th* re election of jVUli.vm Alkn. as ined for tbe intelligent public vjanrin uf tbe State to maintain tV integrity of tV The royag* from Qureustowa to New York common Schoo! system, and to do til that moM every employment abr »■ fitted for further insiau upou “th* payment cf at Governor of Ohio. the country which pi completely defeated j was made in eight day* and forty reren is needful to increase its efficiency so aa to Theodore ia even poorer than aha, for he least om-half of the custom* in Irgri-len­ the Granger ralln-d .cbeme. I**t session Aa such Governor be will »Und alone, bad nothing before the trial and now he will prevent any future Ccmgrem from minutro, actual time. secure the bleroinpi of a wine and gene­ has the eoonuous rxp-n*<w attending that der*. sandioning such follic*. It ia only neo*. rous education to every child within ha to stagger under ; *o ho can't help her if , This IT* fair summary of tbe financial there anything in hi. character that indi­ ■ary to bo tolerant towards excense* of The entire indebtedness uf the State of he would. It *nem« to me that IHynuiuth cates his cspacitv fur any radical cliangn opinion to make them hsrmle*; and it Church should .Und by her in her trouble New Jersey, outride of her war debt, ia Political Highwaymen of opinions? Nothing surely could make would betray a Prang* want of confidence u it haa by its |—ator. The Church is only (200,000, and her remaining war him turn summersault* but the delusive in the power of the national remmoo scuse | rich, and to give thia helplcaa woman nJ Under the above heading the Lansing debt ia only (2.696,3(10. The exeeua of hope that thereby he may reach the White to imagine that any of the issue* raised by moderate support would not be a serioUa House. He is too old and respectable a the claws to which we have alluded can receipt* over expenditure) laxt year waa llepul,/mm.* talks aa follows uf th* action boy to be thus bowling along the highway, be canied againrt the coeservatire Jmco.(299,817.27. Governor Allen, and ro go to the country tempted by lb* delusive nickel which ure* which the preaent condition of the with a demand for the Democratic nation­ Pendleton A Co. are bolding out of their country calls for. dilation of their view*. window of th* Democnti* coach. Tbe Taking the votes of both the greet par citiacns of Ohio not heretofore affiliated tiro from 1867 to 1874 iadurive, a period with it* Democratic party, who m»y be of eight yean, and it will V found that ia seduced into supporting this octogenarian round number, the hir-bert Republican vote aeroUt with the idea of thereby gaining .. L,‘o.af “ j"* otKWtitlR it* Im Baft reached a total of 281,000, while in tV aa important virtonr for t|)0 national cur . Deposit I uui|iay. Th* manufacture of surgical Instruments same period th* highrot Democratic vote rrncyVad inttr-convertlblc bond theory, _ a____ 1- 1_ AL.e in Pari, is on the dedia«. was but 244,000, Btaklac a difference on —Ul tbe borne atrctcb of about 37,000 for tV All lb* clock makers in Connecticut Judge Cochrane, of Detroit has decided Republicans It ia this difference tbe have agreed to suspend operations Lr four X. B.—W.ate.roll -*■—**-r u asr Wi. ■ at that tlo nre State law imposing a tax on Statcnr rvas Warra taA*. DemocTBla are after. They expect to .0,1, _____ n___ an— __ tho liquor taaffic L courtitutiocal. The Labor Reformats, id oouu ynua. question will go to tbc Supreme Court be It will be worth while fbrthneo who fore it ia finally settled are houes: in their views, aud Ui catch wheel the Democratic hook line been bailed, to see wither or not, if aoocreiful, The Washington Star ,fn>m a careful tothe Ohio Dcraoeracy can seewre the atteplimit®, which it regards* as fair and entit­ • iou of their policy by thfi. party at large, led to consideration, calculate, lltal Ohio Bcpublieaiu whs ioined in the haa aud and thus obtain aa effretive foothold fur will give 201)00 Republican majority in cry against him. will wish they - had nsv«r it* fonaulalion into national UgriialionT H„.„l_ ‘ been born. Tweed has a long memory I* it not, oo the contrary, a mar* IDaaian dcaoh of Chief Engineer Gardner of tbe Lake Erie to Newfcuadtad, to bTuaed in turn in throe countira waa only sKw. and sharp claws. Those who ar* in the .1----------- ' ■ -• ■^saneere believer, in Michigan Central Railroml. th* mansGsct.ro of taV for oodfafripta-coqvertibi* hood Tbe number ofconvict* in tbc state pria while the other 24 conation had ia tbe secrete of political matter* in the city as Mr. H. A. Gardner, chief enginror of tbe same year a population of 876.806, or sert, that once Irt tbe Bus* art his ponder­ Tb. tirik* of the v~TW» *t Bratra hM ou' July 24 wro 7G2, tV Urgot number 32,317 more than the 90 counties, and ous foot <m tbe pavrnsente of New jork, a ever reached. Only 460 of throe are em­ athe 25 cuuntiro are aDowad 32 mem- free man, he cait rally a stronger party to bMww. tbe Mrikm and Arir •pfoyra of Brigte*! dfocroeof the kidployed, there being no work for the retnanI Thu* a minority, eompieod of the his support than over. The lower claroc* oey. Mr. Ganfaro ha. Itira <W«nginof the Democracy remember bia open­ W. VOIU1*« i*300_______ _ ___________ MLAim C-lr.1 .I,,.,,... handed generosity, and they love him betM ALVATOR BEER Henry CI«y I)e*n is on the stump for inu-lligvnt, loyal majority on making tbe tbe Deinocney in Iowa, and is said to di­ This is not all. The'24 cvnatiea, which vid* bia hatred about squally between «»p- ere allowed only 32 representatives, are Mid-water and the KepublicsB party. the wrolthiast as wdl as the meet popu­ A lodge ufOdd’FMVw, was urgauised lous, and : idude almont every important Wantad Imnriiatdy I town in the State. They paid into tho ~*Ck tovwu wm *0 * ■ fnJ U*AKM TXLLlUllri at OUvat Thursday by brethren from Char Stale Treasury last ymar 11,386,330 more than they drew out for rehook, coats in CUTTER GIFT, which vill.be given’ away to our Ciutonxer»re(jMJut the middle of September i^ext, has atlcridency to make more trade than v* WW2 wax thft lucky innu last July, that got the Cutter. let him'draw thia year, "tfe is too lucky.” Warning the people not to come all at once, Truly Yours, j. L. REED & CO. NOW IS YUOR TIME I Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities. LW ffl HUHS miu Trunks, Trave ling Bags, Come and see \ Hastings. Sept., 9th 18i4. for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. *Issm otiversitt. 16 TINTS. .':sretftrt,nw.its LIQUID PAINTS, White Lead Works r •TJ523TT Tbe mawtMy statement ol the public (At show, a deerreae, rime Jane 30, of • I,204,887. Coin Ulanre (68,642,700. Currewey, (22.725.1W. forge establishment, run by .trom engaged in printing oUreno bouk*—there are hourc* with forge rap tri employed fa im­ puting tbm., aad in numUrto. tofro maril prro~.ro throwing off thowr da snch a day of amni fa Urn form ut They are sold by unprincipled IxxAscllen <m «L aly, and by buys on tbc atrorta. Mr. CosMtook has nndsrrakeu to riop thia M&rioua bosfoesa, and ba is at laaat aaak- * vey1*1 u~ ■4"ta‘ IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited and Competition Defied ia Teas, Coffees and. Spices GIVE ME A CA14-. Hastings, Nov. lOlh, 1874. John Stanley. REMINGTON! fb» ftUiMOTOM Bbw H»vrx.-1 Xml Ma two MacrtlNEhMBprung chine for ' .v ua*. I» rapidly Imo favor a. pom the tAlre. . fitter teealng the best iMrr-c. I.d with « KATIO!!;.'.silt,r;, . rCO*? c/ namely; Ltgh l num Inc AffAf eriro tha- *4X1^^ To Thou HTiom it may Concern : tn running n NEW PORTABLE MAHINE for Moving, Raising, or C«an«i»“ > Location of Buildings from small t» �Tf|« F^iritaucM1 BmiHI WK HEW YORK LETTER KINGSFORD' OSWEGO HASTINGS MM DM. , 81m I—Thn Board of Vmtora appotaUd by you to examine t{,c *nd«»di. twu of Olivet Collage for the year eodiug s-.ir.iwra. For watering to Gray Hair ita naturalYiUlity and Color. 8TEBBIN8 BRO’S. We atlaaded tbe examination! and com- Keep‘It. ’ ".■1HMW, geuiua, and pmfaiaiiey of the SILTO GUSS STARCH, “JtwJSw^fciledby Wbere you will find all kind* of Th. town iudf. 10d lhc ,^mu,ul? about it, recm to exirt for the aakrrf the -ilen.-erthMiartieUly are tbe inhak Ilaau daroaed to tU promolmn of its bt tntcreau, appreciating iu excellence, and Of every Description which we FURNITURE! T. KINGSFORD &SGN, Alexander and William Cd euumiUted to N.WgaU in dot 000 bail ou a charge of obta folse pettenea, have can eeU cheaper than any hous In Bar­ ry County, for the-. reason. : SI. Because we make tbe most'of our good. ouraelvaa. SJ. Because we keep the beat of work- •Thore are fire Jalot. ImwU cOMtantly. entiling oil the Capes of th< IMafare fur inward bound reach They Me vlimd at 165,000, and have no< tax penny of insurance on lhenv U>e insurance comp*mas dealmikg to take tb. nil. ■ ■. The Adrian Timas truly says that “no loujT aa there is so neat a diversity of opiiilon as to what Amatituten •tree rdigion,’ there is no-tia? of talking about giv­ ing special attention to religious culture In the public school.." Tbe silver excitement in th. upper pen­ insula cuutinua. Terrence Moore, presi­ dent of the Ontonagon silver mining com­ pany, wm alMarquetU on Tuewday with a silver brick weigbing36 Ha fnisn lhe mill ou Iron river. The rock is said lo yidd from •40 to •50 per Ion. Panlew having Fleterw to frame would do well to get them framed of us as we can do It Fetter and Cheaper than any bouw In Barry County. We keep Ute Largest and Bat aalactad stock of OSWEGO COM STARCH, FOR SALE! TERMS REASONABLE. ' Fwstl.al a-4a..V«Ml In ■■Ire., M Y STOKE ON JEFFERSON f^EET WE UEAK BUWXlBSi Furniture Rooms south side Blair St. ppoaltc H. A. Goodyear's Hardware CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN LAWSON'S CURATIVE Licit khipp pitice;. RHEUMATISM, Dubuque.Sioux Cliy.'Yanklon. Council Bluff’s. Omaha, Lincoln, Denrcr, Salt Lake City. Sacramento. 8an Franeiaoo, or a hundred other northern, nortb-wee- J. G. RUNYAN. HURRAH FOR EASTMAN f Pro,lie are aometimra idiot and cut or •uldx.1 in Hastincs, but nobody receives anything of the Lind while being shaved at that pipuUr barber shop kept by Em Busby. wlw also Lerna on hand the best asurtment of genu, cuhan, tira, and A No. ILNgara. E. E. FOOTE, KA Hurrah for the Spring ! 121 Lullftll iTttl.', t Cr.inaa, NEW YOI.K, An Independent Physician, CHROMIC DISEASE, SPECIAL NOTICES. Baaut.Jatid and Kaffraria Proper, which, however, may lie considered |«rt of this Dependency The ret urea of lhe jwst.iral and agricultural produetions are also force­ able. Sheep hare incmaaed to over 10,<ud catriche* (a new forming oc­ tags, for study, and tbe quiet and s«ialcupation) from 80 to 22,000 birds. ity of the place. As financial mallets, we believe, are to Tbs following from thj CrtAWurMa- . be reported to you in detail by the Trus­ yr.iuA ia plain enough: “There could, therefore, hardly lie a tees, your Board nf Vinton were not inmore impudent falsehood than tbe aaaertion terarted to report upon them, and will that a public secular syslam ot education only stale that a very encouraging liopedocs not interfere with the religon of Cath- fulnou in the greater pnwtx-nty of tbe college was freely ciprraeod on the part of the large number of friends and patrons in attendence apon the exercises which el.wed the year. Frank Rnsxu., IHRALMOCIATIM, Sacramento, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Cheyenne. Dearer. Omaha, Lincoln, Council Blutft, Yankton. Hloux Ctty. Dubuque, Winona, St. Paul. Duluth, Marquette, Hotwhton, Hancock, Green Bar. Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Madison, n*e ask attention to the fad that we shall leave all accounts not settled, where we have sent bills, al once with a Justice of the Peace for collection, if they are not adjusted. H e cannot longer delay. _____ __ pline and prevalent good order, ia an b«>uor both Io the college and the State. The young ladies and getitktuen iwocutr togtther with fraternal oediality. but with strict adherence to the rale, of discipline, well known aud well sustained by lire vol­ untary exertion of each studcut, m well as by any particular watch-care of tbe file­ city. There ia no doubt that the refined Cutiflut-u.f (j- the acics, in tbeir collegiate rtous to tno nair, uio V tgur can only benefit but-not harm IL If wanted merely for a IIAIB DRESSING, nothing aba cm be found ao drairaLk. Containing neither oil nor dre, it does not soil whit.' cambric, and yet laata long on the hair, giving it a rich, gfaaay lustre, and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Peerless Milk Safes I now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All klnda of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all klnda of old fttrand conaequcocm, were given with great fluency and exaclnes. Too much cannot racily be said about tbe D^onmcnt rf Music m . promincut and pleaamg fimiura of lhe insulation. The higher culture in vocal music, attended with no pecuniary expense lhe student, is a habit of their society. Nearly every voice M heard heartily singing at ehapel service.. A fine orchestra is maintained, aud in both vocal and instrumental music lhe l«t achievements are witneraod. U tbe Art Department drawing and painting are now taught with flattering wore*. The rooms for exhibiting thu dc^Mrttuent were by no oraas commensu rau with tbe dc-grre uf cxceUenw repre Ayer’s Hair Vigor, W. II. H. Heath, tbe senior mesabe , of the Ann of Heath, Saliibury .A Cor liu retired from Lu.iuewi in thia eity. and ia uow traveling for the Grand Rapids Burial Case Co. Hit many friend, wish For Bt- Paul and Mias.apolu, Two through trains dally, with Ifollman Palsee (Jara attached on both trains. For Oraen Bay and Lake Superior. Two trains dally, with Pullman Palare Cara attached, and running through to .Marquette. For Milwaukee, Four through trains dally. Pullman Cars ou night I rains. For Winona and points In Minnesota, CHICAGO PUMP CniKdii i leiical Practio GO TO ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. 19550061 EASTMAN’S 4299999999999999 AMD night trains on all lb. lines at (bls mad. They are run betwaen— Chicago and Omaha, Chicago Cadar lUpids, Chicago and Dubuqu., via Clina Chicago and Freeport. Chicago Marquette. Chicago and Given a, Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago tit. Paul. Tills Is the Only IJne runnldg these eara b«t ween Chicago and Bt, Paul cm Chicago and Milwaukee. At Omaha our Sleepera con Met with tb. Overland Klaepwaon lhe Union Iracsflc Railroad, for all points weal of th. Missouri Rivet. All Ticket A genu sell licketa by this List ot latten rrmalainj la the Harnlar F. O. Aag. U, 1875. Lawrence Arahart, Will las. Aadenaa. Mim Eula M. Daytoa, J. M, Dudley. Mee. I. M. Flint, Joba Ingle, Emms t Philips. Jobs Bbodn. 0. A. Stupaoa. Mrs. Sarah WoUutl. HIS POBCKLAIM CYUOT PUMPS FURNITURE ROOMS. Hopkins & Barnes SALISBURY ABU358AU. Have an exibition one of the largest Stock °fFancy Goods ever brought to this City HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. We have, Which will be sold for also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary J. C. RYDER UNDERTAKING $c. Give us a call. Hopkiiis k Banna Hastings, Dec 15. 187/. NUtHHUtt PREMIUM BOND Eimamiinmm &s8SE?*SBgasgti P»rp»tual World** Fair, ECLECTIC BALM (Introduced by we.) trodueed In thia Stale. For further particulars call aud examine tbe same at tbe Depot in Uria City. J. O. RYDER. “27T .£?£?’-”£• BRICK FOB SALE! n< SutKnitri inU oommnet Uu MaiuiMur, : DANCING-SCHOOL. �PORTARLE EJVGUVE $&o to $lo.ooo CT 3?. that 1 read Baron MiMtabacha j work ua magnet.-in and crjwtalism, 1 fear­ ed that I wn. becoming inaaae. 1 was •cwtiblr of tte power of the magjpet over »e, though it might be tbrtw rwnrt dis­ tant, aud twice in dukneaa which aertaed' perfect to other., my r>««t because filled with ligtt; but lhe Hanm'folds that darki.er. i* full ul light, and Hullo iucmaee tbc K-neitirctnm of tfo nwial orgaii. ia to render that rare .end <liaai|»:trd ligbl. auweptiUe, with sD that it may ran- DOUBLE YOUR.TRADE. ilials (Land ti, with a kivar'a UtX.be­ tween . .Tfoec were this* of berw-if .and kafaaitni tU ring wa. unsshe-had Been hint wear daily. C.H»tauce trembled in every limb. .he fdt a deep pdeaem orcrrprrad her tuv aud the room to which A Her a paww, she asked: "Are there in« pnsaenger. going Out with you*' “A few—ht tfo ruddy," fo replied releady. r “llj you Ittail any of them ? "Yes; one or two fellows the staff. "And the ladiar sfo a>fced after .» I was BOW «<mpclJcd to acknowledge tfo cxistcacw of that new powsr ia Mature which tfo Barun calls the Udic Light, and of many other pfotnituena that are 1Lbu61m»I hl J-Dvr Gdtf in dcr Xstur" of Chr'utiaa Ocretek— the undcnUnditig that perrades a!) things But to tuy story. N«ur!v a year has elapsed since lhe mutiny. The Rjkufm at Itelhi. Lucknow, Cawnp«.t and else­ where laid been Jorfully aresgad by that army retribuliun which nurrbml firm I'm bdlah, and I fnund tnyadf in London, esfsrUcd, enervated and, aa the saying ia. "weak as a d^T" Tbe beetle of the Imdwi >■ sou anmaaa*.(w,»«ud h.i J. oaiiwib. <.ryu»a.Bs > Is. Advertiser’s Gazette A Journal of Information /or Adoei*ixerit. Edition. 9.­ 600 copin. Published week­ ly Terms, $2 per annum- in Advance. J.I not come at the beginning of the term If pupils leave the InaUtulion bnfwv lhe clone of the tertn on their own rtaaon utility, without the conaeqt qT tfo Vr’“cipal or Hoard of Trustees. they wUl for­ feit the right to rwtqru M nil. ulma their rvplinl pour ('.HiUai|ce, earned tv.- the toy parents or guardiana tend them bock to the expression of tbe thee. ■•Sidney, darling.'' aaidsbc entreatiugly, with great lendcrtH-ss luatitntiun, without undue delay the arriving at Meerut, however, abv ‘■do furgire me if I am doll and end—so If parents or guardians take pupil* found hereclf ill, faint^uid fi-veriab. so that away before tbc term dose. without the IrisU-—thia evening." “I do forgive you, little one.” fur day. she waa confined to her bed, “You know, Sidney that I would die watching tbr red Iru-fliea Bathing about I hi- green jalousies. aud fuU uf strange, wild dreams by day. She had but one kern and burning ilesire—to eno .Major Milton, and to learn from hia lieu the fate ntl.^r k>,.L...I I Am it.Z ,1.« JXr."m ’^FnZThr-ww’SK'* . PAVIDU. McCgUI OLD PAPERS FOB SALE AT THIS OFFICE. PRICES DELIVERED OX BOARD OF CARS AT SPRINGFIELD ORIft We maDUtactare and furulab al low prices, Pulleys, HbafUng, Couptarwaad Hangero, alao ft^nlah Belting, Gum Hose, Ac. Further Information will lx cheerfully given by mldraealug the luaaufastartm Jtaii’KS&WW.4TK .lutie, ..WK AMERICAN lllIAIAWKE WORKS. He received tar. however, with aU the warmth of an old entnradg. fur re had a tlioosand topics in entntnon to cwu over, while the regiment, which neither of us mfeht ever arc again—he certainly not, I »“« Each girl .liould have two pair of .hoes, in good order at all times. There ia a afoe .hup connected with the Institution, in which 1am>« and ebom ean be nude and mended for pupils We rv«|«vtfully reuueat parents aud guardians to pun'buc foot, and .hoes tor their children al this shop, aa their patronage will enconragv a branch of industry that ia of great benefit tu the pupil, who are learning tbe aformaker'a trade. IT pupils are sent here with one pair of boots or sbues, whatever else tbe, may need ia that line can !«• furnulxd here, provided money is kept on depisal with the Principal to long for thia world. Yit lx had gone through tbetorm of the Indian war with­ out receiving even a »ral<h! Why wa. thia? Befun* I had »|<tit twu day. with Sid­ ney, be bad aln-wti me all the object, of iutcreu around the place and in it—the portrait gallery , with it* oiurtim in high ruffe, and dames in the loog-atimMcbcr. of THE .TAMES LEFFELACO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. MATCHLESS" BURDETT Tta .. al ld?mtel. .Was, Is IBs .Kv* CmU C aMcy. ia ia. Sum .f MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. I al U. rrstel.OSes. is ’ and imperceptible a year , ibole year—to her now a Hack eternity of time . "Could Sidney be dead?" she asked drew beek tbe Lancing of this mysterious herwif with terror; but she knew that his picture. family (who ’«• *U unaware of her exiatIt proved to be the fell length portrait eua:) 1wd never bwn ia muuniing. aa they of a V—*;r—l _s_s j —i must infallibly bare been in the «rv<ni of stately such a calamity; and in her simplicity she never thought of applying to lhe Horse She wrung bet bauds, and then uid. with something uf her old hoHupm of man ner: Yon surrly hired me noce, Mid- Ftf Then whence tbit cruel change T ■'lloes Dili some one ante, we love. and think we love truly. and yet find another tu whom one will cling as if it retired these two hearts to make a perfect Wloag io lhe InstilaUoe, aud tbc avails of all the pupils labor will also bduor io the Institution, and will be credited to the Lrnneh uf industry at which the pupil ia emplsysd. tbe rilla itself, with its swret nae garden. Cmstaaee Wamn found that if she was to lire, it must be by her own unaided efforts, aud fcr fire year, .he maintained a in all itn details - it hanaUd me with an ihwpernte struggle fee existence—five ' wapiiimnt pertinacity.hapoasiNo either tn year.. analyte or gurttgy. Bat 1 waa a creature A lady going k> India "wanted a ■ "Deed—tjuite d«d I" was hi. firet ex­ clamation. and his terror Wm bUudad with a certain aalfiab pontion of aalmfantioa and aroused by the esaloameot of the ghur- I nude fofore F«t ' Wilmm-in chrngi of , one siddy, bW gentle little pele-fowd > fod **■ ■ mouth tfote when her ■ muployer a fismiy prnnmed io riot auane lam JkUm & Saw. tAilitAI. tSft ua-Vsrit. »ao»t Lina MMTWMIX ■ICHM AND THE S8UTH. Zswt.- “Herein,’ thought I, -terka some my. *•7 ■“? sever be Hatred up la ORGAN � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-08-11.pdf 649398d7d015d0d009c6892e41503b51 PDF Text Text [YuFE'ffllL AKD BUSKS The Studebaker Wagon Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World Mower and Reaper Aivn WHY ? Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. Every Wheel mule iBSRnx-Itkk UU.J. Spoke TAKES THE LEAD. Warranted fifty ' What i» the chance- for work to-day ?’ ‘ Pretty slim ; wo have a full force and nothing driving.' •Cant you give me enough to k*cp n»u over night, and get me to Three Riven ia AUTOMATIC SELF-RAKE the Slope Shoulder cent. -Spok< than any other ill and Samples. "TheirlSkeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by’hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose, cut or break. proved for 1875. The best ttev.i Rake Machine exist enc The lightest running and best working single Reaper •Fresn ill plaeca bat thia Cuum here fnxn Nile; am working taal.' •Huv long hare you worked at th* bixf •Nearly thirty yrera off and on, am ek w»ya at the ease though, I wasn't always so out of aorta as now. I owe had ohargo of tlsr city department on the Trih^t.' ‘Well, cotui' around al C v'eloci, and we will go down to Grslilni'a with you, and arrange for ynstr food and lodging That's th* bret we can do fur you.' .Just here we were lulrrrnpicd by a knock at the door. A well bred, gcntlo manly kn«k, pretoaareaing uxi persuaair*. and to our cordial ‘Come in," there entered it» evident author. ‘ •I* the publisher iu?" hi asked. k'tu, sir. that In our Mainau here.' Ah thank you. My turns is Lreeh of the firin of Spydro, Latch A Co. I called to arrange with you for an" adrertisetMOL What are your term* for I tolumn on. •That is not unrv<*.K>able, 1 in sure , wu«H you hire anj nbje.tloua to prepar­ ing the matI er for me? I am not well Up in ennipnaitioo. myaelf. Wo are j Mt open­ ing a wholesale and retail store in your village under the new hw.aad are prepared to jay nnr tax when assessed. and givs tire required bomb. If you will make up a Rood ‘ad,’ we will clone at your terms The Fish Bro.’s Wagons, Jackson Wagon, Buckeye Grain Drill. 'Well, sir, you have perhaps learned, we have not had any buainrea of that kind to notire. exaefA in connection with a *3b» den's Court, since our administration of the paper, aomHhing over leu years, and hate consequently never tried our hand at that kind of eowtawilion. jtsat least your ■Yen, dr, thank yeu; Hpydre, I*ech A We turned to The tramp, who had re maincd aileot during th.- interview. and raid; ‘You my you Were city editor On i Im- Trilmor, did you ever write a liquor THE ROBBINS CULTIVATOR So oilier rm use. tluoMacliiiie u they in sol, proprietors of it. Sous but IrJiauiu Celcbml* e<i Timber, and ihoroagKly acanoued, unaer cover from 3 to 5 years, and put together by the be*t Wagon Machines. and see them. UJlLI* needs no advertising as it has taken almost I lie entire trade of the whole State, and the people of Barry County may. justly be proud that this County Iskes- the lend in this line of manufacture. • Come and see us at our flew office, next door east •of H. A. Goodyear’s, Hardware Store. Evey Wagon fully Warranted. GREBLE & RUSSELL. JOHN STANLEY NOTICE I TOT HE PUTBLICl EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ONLY CRAMPTON'S IMPERIAL SOAP 45 DOLLARS! Hastings Drug Store For What? Sirikal and Mtttaiitai Wagons and Buggies. CHAWLEY 4 GRACE DENTIST You will ff nd a full llm- of Drugs, Med kinea, Chetuicak, Paint*. Oik. Dyreluffs, and everything belonging to a firat-ela*. Drug Store. . IS THE BEST. Su । The New Improved Back-Feed FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE, esrsisr r aai-r—iar- GROCERIES, Carmed Fruits and Fish. TOBACCO, Teas! Teas! SKS. DENTIST NaMs. - Uim. aUJ^wrfwUjjO School Books, Blank Books. Toy and I Gift Hooka, and everything iu thia line to I plcaae Old and Young. FARM FOR SALE! 5ui^S. “ 4.—- _..L LOOK OUT-FOR JhlAP.P AXp ROOM, »4.iO PER DAV. - 160 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND GRANGES HEADQUARTERS THREE TtiLLIOXACRES OF Thia ia the place to buy your protein*. We have th* beet bn* of good* that was ever brought to Heatings. Call and ex­ amine for yourself and you will find our lonWii 1 Ptr Cnl liteul itmnnawiMtHiiN. BARGAINS. HZZX BF SOLD CHEAP I LANDS FINE PICTURES homelife IN THE BIBLE. At Granger Price* t. Phillips' GOOD CLOCKS fruk «M dellar a>4 MTeaty-lre teata, and upwards. New Watchsa from eight to ten Remember the place, the OU Stand, aigp of the Golden Mortar. CRAWLEY A GRACE. WING GALLERY, J. P, ROBERTS. Off IfKJtL ESTATE, J. Cole & Son, In Sums of /SOO or More. dnl- WRIGHT & HOLBROOK, Lai Amu Hudnip, Jum S8ih, 1875. . JOHN O. BLACK," Propria tor. F. CHIDESTFR, Je’sfcSsTlb. ’•7r-“aK¥£. a. PreesMeee. •Humph f MMriqft, I How much did you tret juat aa you stood? •I cau tell you that, air. I have counted it over a great many time*. I coat a hap­ py boyhood s horn* aad the love of faaulv and friends, a lucrative position on a lead Ing efty journal, an honurtU* tvnuuimtou in my country • servlet, a wif. who died of a broken heart, and a son who is txpi ating hk crimes in a New York peniten­ tiary. I cost a weary tramp extending through years, from Maine to Texas, at­ tended by vire, poverty and dkreac. 1 nut Mach h< mm of mind, such nerve tor­ turns, st it is not given to man with his limited vocabulary to reveal. I ought to be a first tk*a tpscuneu of your work. I oat tuough. But I shall not co*: much if A««t«nd Operator. DR. a A. SMITH'S MOIWMKNTH " HEAD BTONE8. TABLE TOW, MANTLES, SHELVES, ETC. GROCERS. xxOatf WOOL! WOOL! CARDING. otr trM iim Lire mu8* :Mr. Marble ia Again prepared do Carding pn . . UDIURft ’ SHORT NOTICE. sum AX the Old Factory Building nn un ■ ...:... ub tun Shingta. Lath, 4c. STEBBINS BROS. wiD provide you with .upper, lodging mid breakfast, uiywiv. »ud if jo* plrare you mxy write thk ■nd.' ret it up1 usd « proof fl>r him by the time h«i lieaaa of principle and courage and ibna* of a timid and perilous "MpSiency." It wu evident in the aituatioo of the country that. imposed to a hasghty and confident party in full poaamsiou of the goventnwat. nad threatening its ruin if they wore de­ feated, the true police for " the Republican, was a bold declaration of lh*i. principle, and an appeal to th* national comckskm and tvnraer Th. lim. for trimming tad hvitalioo Lad |<sred When the coui mitten on resolutions rejiortesl the plat free, Nr. Giddings of Ohio moved an amendment reresetting the -Wf*tides* tenth* 6t the Deebration of Independence. Mr. Carter, of Ohio, strenuously ..bjreu.1 that the Convention might aa well re­ assert the Ten Gmtmandmeal*. Another gentleman joined- iu oppoanioo, and no ,>ne sustaining th* amendment, probably fearing that any diaeuwion of the [ilatfona or change iu it, might lead to unexpected aad undanrabh results, .Mr. Aahmnn, lb* 1‘rasidrnt, regrrty jxit th* question, and He slowly removed his grcx«y cunt with■ trembling hinds. Qp shambling *ctcm the room, said. ‘I gucre I may is well pick it out of the friend* thereupon n-o to wiihiraw from case. I'm nusit too shaky U> write. You the Gjnveuliou. As they pUMcd the seats ain't got nothin' vW, Imve you, tree? I of th* New York delegation, one of it* was ju«t in that fellow's saloon to get members, seeing in their departure the re»imclhing t>> brace me up, but he s*ida it tiremeut of th* strong, aggrawive anti­ was airaiust the l»w in Michigan, to «eu to slavery element, which was iudispeneeUe in the impending route* aa really the roul such M me.’ We assured him we had no rtimnlant of the Republican party, and feeling that on hand, and that he must do the Ixei be nothing could inure fatally discourage dial could without it, .nd resumed our wTirk* party and all breve “Boo. of Lfterty" in leaving him to hi*. At the end often Lour Mr. Isrech en­ tered the office jdtfm the iramt, appeared axigimer to rejret th* word* of the Dec­ in the prea-ruom Jborway, with • damp laration as its (olilisal erred, and hadfa.proof in his hind. tually rejected Ui«m when oS^rod, stopped •You are very prompt, I ace,' said we, Mr. Uiddiug. and b^d him* reremn. •ddrowiiq: Use new corner, and turning to as bt would offer sulalantially th* stair the tramp inquired if he h.d finished hk work. Sanding ward la tba ehair that hr •Yan, sir, here it is, ready to L*pnrrJ.' wished to be retocnised a* soon as poaaiWe noticed a singular acreut on tlm hM, ble, th. u-mU-r tore, and Mr. Ashman, word, but took the dip end glatced down nut suspecting that anything would pro­ the linen preparatory to ciinvction. It ceed from the New York delegation that omH dktuih the Cuavsation, immediately gave th. New Yorker th. fl.nr, .ml L. renewed Mr. Giddings's aineodweot, niardy changing iu form £ as to inclnd* lbs unsaing word* of the Ikchration. In­ stantly there wse an Uproar, and the point of order ws* vociferously made that the Coavantiuu liad just virtaallv |«**rd upon th. earn. amendiMUL Mr. Aahmua. eagerly aa before, and with aa air of ini- �DEMOCRACY IN MISSOURI llaimirtM, Mirai., Ana 11,1879. It rwtniin* Strright Bourboaiam— Repugnance to National Supremacy. Not Seeking Peace and Reconcilia­ tion, Btrt Power and Revenge—The Vaat Prophetic of the Future. Natioual Banka m«M be wiped out" aud even boasted of hit i.wu effort* to over­ throw tlic Union, all of which wm lustily cheered by hi* r«x>oeUed(?) alrctora. The moat rignal opportunity to insult the friend* levy, Interior, _____ Inrtitute, etc., Jamx* Bluer, U. 8. CenUuniaJ (ommiarioner. CtADDlt’* B. GkAXT, Alternate U. 8. Centennial Ccta’r. If you do you may be induced come to J- Loo Reed & Go’s jS^ritfo^ftaTof cost to the atoekhrid- Southern Senthnentt. It baa Im the lawat of th* Democracy From the Kortlnrrtlm CkrittiaH Arithat they never changed but remained nrertte of the SIM uh w* dip the follow­ fixed iu the principle their father* taught ing, wbiab ia a *j<cimen of public opinion theta. This might yet be true if we could ia the ranka of fbc a-n-cooatmrted Dem determine the paternity of the rariooa Dr- rondrtion of public affaire sbouM command the serious utlentkm of all claims ofour pro jd* wbo byTiere-m Free Bril, Free Speech. Free Men and a Frcw^OonnUy ■ Two Southern ;uiper» tuxiro our Bishop Haven, a« follows • The first quotation is from the Maroa (Ou.) Mwnger; th* reroiid is from a paper published in Griflta. Ga. They arc quoted as speei-ictis : •Yd. there he Kit, with the check of J nd**, the ven- impersonation in appear anew of a rowdy, bibulous rough, who had luckily <-xai»-d with unbroken liuucs from negated Democracy of to-day. M<al .of them 'Wear by General Jackion and then •wear at every good thing the imacibl* old hero taught them, repudiating here and chew here not only hi* Sparun ptri otiani and devotion to the Union, but abo martial apirit tvtiait the gi’unpar* of the Moon and hear himaelf charged with the paternity of «uch Democracy aa we bow -eeretivenras, and every other protuberance that phrenology would ascribe to a first- hare, *ome energetic “by the Htevnal' i-lar- unscrupulous carpet -bagger and tniaevgenator. TV very air felt foul and uppn-Mire in hi* pnwmtie, and the naUM* *».| diorort of t hoao who looked upon him ' ry, while ail it* trait* print to such men a* w«rc bnt illy uaoeealoJ." Calbonn, Tuombs and Jeff. Dari* a* it* ■Thia di.tidguiali<-d skunk, who is mH । fathers, nr foatcr father*. There very dear tewchinpa and conduit of aueh men and the thing called Ihrmocracy *» illuatrated in Mnanri, where it remain* iwwnttally W IHMS. TO Bil l Blffl! rr twenty acre*, -and there < will be under rover for exhibition of all production* over fifty acre* of ground. on the *put where the beautiful city of The Board of Finance has lb* right to Detroit now stand*, and tint our begin­ tauMtVIO.tXMi.lMKl in atock, but owing to ning ha* |<*acd it* two huudrvth anniver almoal unbroken driewation of virulent aary ; but our growth waa alow, and it wu the gre»l liberalitV of Pennsylvania an;! Philadelphia, will only i-ui half that h><J partiaan* w*vc redacted to frame what —. _-tti ahould be uon-partiaaa organic law. No tim», aa tadtaw given, have , rmehed clearer evidence of the spirit animating (m«tly in I'hiladdphia ■ |2,OOU,(XX). .nd them rould hare been afforded than their the <ilium of other Stain are called upon choice for Prtmdcnt of the body, Waldo to .utacrite- the remaining »3,600,000 to I*. Johnson—who wa* expelled a* a trai enable tha nmtmiariooen to complete their •nd wbo throughout baa been an undi*guittd enemy of tbo Union at-d of recoaediauon. having alcodily reAund to aak or accept the cvudilion* of pardon a* pro•cribed in thu legidalioo oi Uougrc**, and rvmaits to-day virtually au outlaw, and at the heal of tic kh-wocralic party of the Stale t And the utirial Bute Oigan .if the ]«rty declarr* that it makra no differMl the building* ar* under ittulract, eticv what the preriding ofllccr of the CouI all are to lie completed by th* 1 at of Hall. louia ; H. A. Hayden, Jaekaon; mary 187C. The contractor* niuat Siepbeu 8. ('obti, Kalama**); A. Sharman, mplete them, tart of their payment i* Paw Paw; Charles Upaon, Coldwater; Geo. H. Ihirand. Flint, C. L. Ortman. Sarinaw; D. H. Jerome. Saginaw. V. P. Crilier, Matllc (’reek , f. P. Cbriatianey, United Stale* Senator, Imnaitig, i We only want I to sell just a NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of CUST0IUEHS HCIf DAY. AAwlalwniar Iltsc We dure not tell the public, we are making better w- . k than ever before, for fear they* will come too thick and fust. We get terribly excited when we have too many sales, and no, tince wi- lure ei.m, di.m. tialt Flit Him S Utt BfaJ, Ir-mbU . ........... little because you may all come at once and Frustrate u» moudi so that we cannot do anythiiiEWe had some talk with a man from California r’*' -t him Thiriy- ve TqpCari iages. and that almost us for btisilieMS besides the (x I F T which will be given away to our Custouiera about the‘middle of September next, Ims at tendency to make more trade than I want. ■ Richard Messer, of Carlton, credit, either at the New York Kshibilion in 1803, al London in 1802, at Pari* in 1807, or finally al Vienna in 1873. *O A Historical Chart of the World. of their newspapers, to hate Jeff. I>ari* appoinini President of the State I'nivrr»>ty, where at the exp<-n*c of the public, be might have ample opportunity of in­ Milling into the mind* of youth, thoae **)utaryl'!) State Hight* doctrinal of which be i» so distinguished an apudlc waa th" lucky mn^lost July, that got the Cutter. event which constituted the Fourth of July Aaso />>*•■*■' 1776. the birthday of the nation," that "it is deemed filling that the completion of the firet century of our national exirteuev should he roamem orated by au exhibition of the nalioaa) re ' Truly Yours. j. I*. REED & CO. NOW IS YUOR TIME I hi* puculiaritie* went far toward making lhe’aoldier life of hi* cumpaniwu merry iu the extreme, both on the march and in the field, and cauaed many a ray of aunlight to tit acron* the dull, muuolqnow rvuiioe . of camp and garriaoc duty. i» the actual, objective print of the a<|uirme ilW aud rvckkw* faction called Democracy, and the furvgoinx fact* are only ~.tuc of many that might be given a* evidence of We won’ let him draw this year. "He is too lucky." ’ Warning the people hot to come all at once, we are very Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing, Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, B Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities. tiwiBBtsBunmiu State Land Office, Michigan. IK*- Cowgrex* maud a (Vnlcnaial Board ■if EinttMV, riothrd with authority to ran capital not oXKxding IIO.OOO.OOU, hr aril ing iia own capital Mock in >h*rc* ol" (10 indiMWtecnt But ettixeu* of Michigan cannot forget the patriotic duly they owe to the nation, whoa* birth and grand aehicTMuruH they are uked to unite in inmmemoraling in the year I87G. The lain LnririatUre by it* act apuruiriated •7,50V to be uaed by a «ia»nib*i..u of practicable after the exhibition shall have elincd, it >h*ll be the duty of arid corpora­ tion to convert the property into cash, and, art er the py ment of nil liahililjr*, to di­ inclined Io hope for any lmt.n>vcmat in affair* by a roturatiuu of iMnocncy to vide it* remaining aarot* among it* Hackpower, w«ul»l be tniwt ortaluly >f»*ppointed We haw no l«-Urr way of Cising of the future than by the part, The choice of a location for the txhi-! u- profit by our dearly bought experibition waa fortunate iu every rnipecL Die Dethration of 1 ndependenaa waa made in Philadelphia in 177li, and it waa there I jnramount allegiance to the Coiulitalion that the National Convention of 1787 peri and government of the United Slate*; and feited and adopted the Conetitution under I that nn law or Ohlinaucv of thi* State in wbirii the Bejmblie ha* attained it* pre* : conlraventhm <ir eubveroiot) thereof can : have any binding force.'Not content with rejecting the alane, containing mrfhiug rirjtcthmaUc to any Kaiamamo tutrmdiip hx» reci-ivedtt.ffOO ruAunt Park, ode of the moat cuavtaianl man or party MXeptins in good faith, the and attractive location* to be found ia the rrauk* of the war. the Convention al*u for Ibjuur licence*. German and French are to !»• taught l ulled State*, tome 45(1 acne of which voted down a propowd new aection em­ waa by tlced presented to the Ccutaanial bodying in one, pnri»ely the language of in the Grand Rapid. pablie acbool*. The Manirtrc *ch«aJ library wa*i4cmtI he'two M ipotrtl, r.ru»ing toadmil it by Hcnremlrer thi* aubscriptiou 1* no dona­ the dcciriv* Vole of H n‘-«' *" «riy 8 ly iucreavd by nearly 1,000 voltftaro. tion, but an inve*tn>eut. The 35<l,0u<*1 ayca! ■ The lh[Uor arih-n of Laming have paid •hare* of Mock issued are entitled by the The diacuaaioo preceding the rote culled KM6H.3-1 tai Up to the pr.aent lime. act to all receipt* of "Very description re­ fforth the'moat refractory actrlitiwni* of JI ceived by th* exhibition, less expeurew. i army wa* on th* march through some of the tnwt dreary jonion. of the enemy * I country, alway* put in a* apnonranc* with 1 hi* havenack and canteen filled with th* i Isest the country afforded for mite* around.' I And if extra or fnrah provisions were call ed for, he could almost invariably famish them At one time when we had been at the front, roortantly driving the enemy, and having no facilities for obtefaiiig ra­ tions, after supprereinp our hunger for thirty six hour*, ww wer* related byJiwain ury July 2K wa* fl,3041.074.02; receipt* during the week ending Augu>! I were •:13,722.1M ; payment* during the >um lime wrre WH.0H.33; Iwhince in irrmury cured Of iu hmrile fseljpp or had the Augu<t I •14041,071.02; dertra* for the* potam of *«wsw*u»u extnmicd fn>«» its code of principle. 1* either Ignorant of it* tras week, •2S.20l.00. character or knaviably blind to the aame Nor i* it* record one whit better touching the object desired by all good men. 22 ImdhwUtl rtrtrih. at the 'TravWse City Ittnd (>ffu-r, covering 2,512amw: 40 acres ■rid f.wcnri>.«10ti.40 -. 28 final proof*, rov­ e ring.1.1 til 2lhl(»a«T**; 11 roldien.- home­ stead dcdaralhioa, covering obimt 2.210 The price of *dmia*>on i* fixed at 5U cents. From date obtained from foreign, exhibition*-and our local ones, it is fairly estimated that ^04X1,000 admimioiia will the dedication of the ground* aboV*. al­ luded to. wheu the President by Id* wtach cannot reach S2,000,000, but which ehosen representative, not only rotnmetri­ we will aaauiBe to be that figure, would ed the prvpcaed cdebraiion to the favor Augmt 12th, leave the auto of M,000,000, Add the Julia M. Waabbaro, of Northfield. 12 and support of live people of thi* country, roceipta from . lbu a»|e of »he n*b> build year* old, ha* made a bed-quilt containing but also called to it the atleatiou of the p.rcmrneul* of other conntrie* with a view tn their participation therein. The last Cmgrca*. although like the pre­ ,um of •3,500,000 to return to the atoekceding. it did not think bort in the present holder*. So that the amount each will take, will, iu all human probability, be retunwd in full, if not more. If not, wa The Presbyterian* of Port AuMin will dedicate their nsw •il.OUO clfurch budding the la»t of Beptemlwr. Th* frwit tree* around Yfwilanli hare for exhibition from Tit hrr countries Dec of hem greatly Injured by a worm, the trees duty, and ropertlng the President “to extend, in the name of the Unital Stalaa, Inking a* if scorched by fire. The estate of Bodoey C. Pain* of Nile* a respectful and cordial invitation to tha government* of other nation* co ba repre­ Ims about •15,000 by the failure of Dunsented and take part in the international exhibition to beheld at Philadelphia un­ Hwftcienl iron to lay two and one fourth der the auapirw of the United Slat*, in mile* of track on the Chicago A Jttke Hu­ ron Bailroad ha* been received al Flint. Th* Jaekaon Patriot rep that E. 8. Hrieomb of Summit recently had an entire flock of (beep kilted and uuuglod by dogs Cri. Georg* A. Merrill ha- reigned hi* Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and. - Good - as - the - best Come and see ■wcianng >-Thai thi* State shall ever remain a member of the American Union ; that the pdutilc .thereof an- a part of the American tiatmn; amllbajall attempt* from what­ ever source, ifeefipou whatever pretext to During eight ycam,ending July 1.1873. there were arid fbrouh at the Ionia Land tiffire. 131,0-V.ncrox, for which •33I.33W.. 118 were received ; II8.C9G acre* were U>caud under.the homcalcad act, 120,300 serai with land warrant*, aqd 17.7KU acre, with Agricuhural Colles* atrip; making 1101,1178 am-* iu all. During theMttn-Spe. Trunks, Traveling Bags, \ ., sulk 1874. without regard to the markets. We e*i> never forget the hearty laugh" at hi* expense, and the mingled look of re­ gret and chagrin which pervaded hi* coun­ tenance. one night, down in Florida, where our command was al that time doing gar­ rison duly Our tompany had roticeivod the ide* of keeping a few swine f.w the for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. g’ arsrsMife > 11... in la aaia Caal Irtau mA Mau .11.tt. U toe. . la la. Corn at Berry. a*U Mai w* AaHriMI m CUlawr. U-alt: stwWi-.awEjs • •aUlalaaaM haaUraA aa4 Uli he had diaenverod the eorrtad porker* at a place al«>«i two mite* out, the owner of which bad perraitorily rcfiurd to aril any■ Ul— _ ... _ __ i __ 1.1 . rid Sour barrel, “nr man atarted one dark night on hi* “coukcation errand, and deftly eiuding our picket j«j*U, waa *oon on hi* way back, with two little porker* niewly ensconced in the barrel. But when nenriug our lines, *ome unusual noiae elicited a challenge from the nearest picket, when hi* haste cauaed him to make *ome erolttlinn* sol laid down in the regulation tartic*,-and the bottom of the barrel at that time dropping out, gave the porker* their liberty; and our hero, after wading a half mile of aa]t marah. fording a creek and tearing bi* uniform into taller* in trying to force hi* way through the chappurel and Spanish-bayonet, found hi* way into IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTE D Comparirem Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices STANLfflY'8. sTOXXJNF All grades of Teas, the very beat in the Market. Fresh every week from the Iniportera S. 8. SLEEPER 4 CO., of Boaton. and Jor attic at prices which de ch succewiful competition. GIVE ME A CALL. Boatings, Nov. 10th, 1874. •John Stahley. GOLDSMITH'S leaal due to the___________ _ (TO. perty. But i( tm a remarkable fact that th* •oqtpuny to which Swain belonged, had rout pork for two or three dayl after. Having been atationed al rid Fort Marion one winter, it ao happened that ua the de^ tail far one of the tour* of guard duty, our haute and that of Bwaiu chanced to apy,"ri ,hL““ which, in a military manner, wa* properly rapidly Into favor mt powMauluf ’he beat combiXATiow of Rood muu1IUub,| namely: Light num tax I and family oar, (ready for delivery only aloo* Jwm, UN.) for Itl»*8hnUte Micbln*. with Automatic Drop Frwl. De»icn trewutlfal not*. TTSr.T.jsn rival m family er ugri appropriated •250,000 to cover thrir ex­ pends. The countrir* are: Kagiaod, Spain. Switaariand, United State* of Co­ Iambi*, Peru, Chili, San Salvador, Aus­ tralia, France, Norway, China, Graroe, Mexico, New Zealand, Hayti, Netherianda, -mi TATTF, T““ To Thotr lam running CHINK for in ! !W �Tk« K«rj>l,caK Bwt £tr GSFOBD BffliK DM. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. OSWEGO Pure SOT GUSS STARCH, for the IbmuMdryr. Where you wid find all kintbt of leap term FURNITURE! T. KINGSFORD & SON, *J—1 U raaSaL tke*ewHWMteoa af me ma Of every Description which we can aell chea|>er than any houa in Bar- an bonret one, reported the*- home. a, proper aubjecta fur [mliinp. the captain would run hi. pencil through their name and rebuke the rabordinata for offleiotu item. Of courae thi. ajrentlaiion could nut long be confined to captaine. The pro licrtnca ou the beau very eona went into the burinem on their own account, and made it pay bandaomdy. They charged the girt. ».'■ per week for protection STARCH, made with nolorioua Udevci, and it baa gvoaao far that it ia alnxst impundble to ritber bring one of them to j nN ire or re­ cover property that baa Iwcn Nolen. You may imagine the condition <4 the city Util •owe ekaia* . k 3. | 1 fit Uaka (t> u. my knowledge laM night illuMratc the working of it. A ciliaen wu coming out of nn up town atrvet nt about nine o'dock, when be wa* attacked by two foot pad*, To n> Parties having Pictures to frame mid do well to g -them framed of ua we can Uo It F .erend Cheaper than •cited the thief and yelled to a [vlicrnun wlroataod within twraty feet, ralmly loAtagon. What did the policeman do? Wj«» piticBj. TERMS REASONABLE. PUBLISHER’S NOTICE. We ask attention to the fact that we shall leave all accounts not settled, where we-have sent bills, at once with a Justice of the Peace for collection, if they are not adjusted. We cannot longer delay.__________________ - - - ------- --------------- ----, bia watch ? Nothing of the aort. He clubbed the eitraen over the head till be let go hia hold apon the thief, idling him, with an oath, that he had made disturb anre enough around there. The thief ran away with hb booty and the policenum dbapomred. Of courae tbecititen will complain, but nothing will come of it. It waa railing Very hard atlhe time, and era (lancer Institute. No. 1373, Chicago, the policeman had on hia waterproof Havelock and coat, ao identification will Ill., made an application ta a cancer on be impoaaiblc. The condition of affaire in my wifc'a Uck, on or about the 19th day the city b anything but pleaaant. 1 do evident, no city like___ . vaN inveponaible foreign population, ia fit Io govern ii.wrlf. The deer a I dtiaetu are largely hi tb« minority, and aa a larmw quence the lawkm dement govern, it. , What the remedy ia, brarenooly knowr. FOR SALE! WE MEAN BU8IN1M8I Furniture Ilootni eouth dde Htate SL op|walte H. A. Goodyear*! Hardware CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN LAWSON'S CURATIVE IEBUV1. HUTIU, RHEUMATISM: WAN FBANCIMCO, 8acnameuU>, Ogden, Balt Imka (Uy, Cheyenne. Denver. Omaha, Unruin. Council Bluff., Yankton Block City, Dutatque. Winona, bl. Paul. Duluth. ult it waa entirely healed up Thi- aialement i« made without any aulicitation of.1 prumiw of mrunl from the I>r. I do thia, that the afflicted may know where they ean go and rarely be bcakd. I .lull ever bold Dr. Claflin io grateful rrmroi J. G. RUNYAN -.... ... ................ X.VWIOIUHN- on'. lurhouae Safety Air Brakes, and every other appliance that ha- been davlaed lor tire aafety of enger train.. Ail train, are ruu by telegraph In B word, thb GREAT (.INK ha. the best and aiuootbct track, and the nroat elegant and /niufortablecuulptnent of any road In the West, and (in. n~ rouipetllor iu E. E. FOOTE, MB. Harrah for the Spring ! IU Ulllttli Hut: Or. XKUH, REW YORK, In Independent Phjskian, CHROMIC DISEASE, SPECIAL NOTICES. CHICAGO PUMP CANCERS CuiKtm i Mini Pratta tao.lk be >1 on Council 11 reeled and put at labor iu a workhouac. If they arc legitimate—that ia. unable to nuke a living,—they hare a living fura, ulied, for which they- contribute aa much labor aa they can do. If tbev are fraud*1 “ t_ - a__a_a - |by W.T. EASTMAN’S live ; if the accpnd they ware within the grain of the law ; and if they cboow the ihiAl, the world ia happily rid of them. 4frery Stale in tire l.'uion ought to make mendicancy a crime, and ought Io deal with beggar, at criminal, of the wont dam. One iudd.nl ocetirrrd to me yr. terday that drowa lire material of which poRCKuhuimsDu pdips FURNITURE ROOfS Hopkins & Barnes SALISBURY 4BRJDBAU. Have on exibition one of the largest Stock °f Fancy Goods ever brought to this City , we offer to the public INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION (XL HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, which 1 cneap for Cash, We have, also, a full and complete CASH Stock of Drugs and Medi­ OHAB.J.O.XLINE A 00., cines, Books and Stationary h at prices which defy all Comprtition 1*7 Bowery. Rew York. The atock ia Complete in every depart­ Perfumeries, Toilet Sets. Jo., ment. Having been bought very low, and' #c. Give us a call. b. public will find it f.w thdr mtertwt U ' Hopkins I Bimos. 1■wnumgAuLmBMai Hastings, Dec IS. 1874. t Allratwa i< aakad ' Hen. Ilrirry I*. Cb.ri I earthy of apeeial urMthp, W» the Umimb-n te Ika Rar of Leyal K. Knappea. a Nndmu with Hoa. Jaaw. A.Swwaey. aad a graduate rW ik. Utirrrdty of MMrlgaa. Mr. K. la 1 praUMy oae af the bert Kbalan In Ibe Cta<»ty.-b aymag >aa of Net-lag WhvWjr Mfaluriag energy. He paMd hla .taariaa>Ua .Uh Uatmg eradii to kiamelf. and wa J. C. RYDER UNDERTAKING JOHNSTON ECLECTIC BALM (Introdamd by ns) I"" ty‘U rfh-ia(thattb.i«Rfcte TUtoa wad th. ■7. dim. Moako, adrift be wfcuudad, and “w beloved paator" be vindimted. And now that the trU ■ over, they ant BRICK FOR SALE! DANCING SCHOOL. �BOOKWAtTEB W1W iBTtrrmnirrrx A little girl, aineymre of age, waa offered m a Ailnam againal a prisoner an trial fur ftlnny, committed in her Father ■ PORTABLE EJ^OUTB $5oto $1.0,000 pNow Emily," amd the compel lur the peiMiacr, upon her being offered na a wilncm, "I deaire to know IF you underatand -a *-am “He ia dying." returned ths young man, sorrowfully. "Lei me put on your cloak" —fcr Mias Gordon had taken it up with ■baking hands Rhe tried tn answer him, but the word* broke off in an inarticulate round; and, leaning back agaioN the chair, ■he fainted quietly away. When ahe came to beradf *hc wa* stiU nc and ou the chair, with Mr. Tremaine aad the old woman that kept the Seva bending tiding ever over DOUBLE YOUR TRADE. ■he came back at supper-time, and Miriam waa seated Iu her Favorite low chair, lookI ing painfully diMurbed, and with her hand ■hading bar eyra. Not a word w»x aaid <»F 4 Miriam ’* going tin after attapcr, when M sirs “You cannot walk, " urgsd Mr. tre mainc. putting hi* arm around her, for *he •tagjrered a* »he rose. •• “ 1 am quftv well now!,” ahe returned, burriedlv. Iler white face aad trembling lipa told a different tele, though But rhe pot on her dual and insisted on going home, so (hey walked together through the dripping law pi it •treet.* almost in silence. •TJVw. ira ,----------------- ,.......‘TT Advertiser’s Gazette Edition ,0,­ 600 copies. Published week­ ly- Terms, $2per annum- in .Advance. /or jldvertisers. Neat tooruiug Miriam w*» peeking, witli Alice* hulp.and they -were lurwidvring the merit* of a blue caahmerv that wa» very becoming to the Cur hair and bril­ liant rotnplexioH of the' vicar * daughter. She bad put It on and fiulened mme white lace around her noek, and itood at the glam looking at the egret. "Come here, Alice," ahe *aid ; and her <*.u,«in crooned the room. and >lood by her ■ide, I'Mikiug at the reflection of their two ■ATE or MUTtlllAX.Cwsatj of f?Ek OLD PAPERS SEED-TIME AND HARVEST. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. usual thne. and the wondiipper* were gathered Uf etb«r, waiting fur the clergy­ man. ‘ The firat •harp tone* uf the Udi r«*ch«d him ** he stood in the shabby parlor of a large house in one nF the narrow thoroughfaryw of the glut uunufactoring towu. IhrwartraLakd looked alhia watch Anna OltraziE Vert Jurat H J. ■«A!®S PRICES DELIVERED OS BOARD OF CAIS AT SI'RISOnELD. OHIO. »osl4 salt* *Uas*4. <rUl prv*r , “meUc'as ultiamaiiss works. We manufacture and furnish al low pri.-ea. Pullayw, Shafting. CoopMafa aaJ Hanger*, atao furnlah Belting, Gam Hoke, &•■ Further Information will lw cheerfully given by addraaalng the maautaclurm »«• tiing back to smooth IL'r hair. . duwu to the parlor, where >!tc little, keen qred. adluw Bun. been iu church the night before. tu tell her the Tea Commandment* , and I thro We kneeled down lugetbre, rod .be prayed that I might understand how wick­ ed U wa* to bear f*l*e wituem. and that God would help me. a little child, to tel! jtSfPM: SPRIIonELD, OHIO. kbrS m .li *r ik« THE MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGAN «-«U.a«4. *>4 is SM< ssr&sfLt1.- "Xi*®, “Pcraoaal remarks are nM agreeabh *h«an*wcrv<l, gently pulling hi* cur. “G your book*, my door*. Over !’«*• Arie । nim yet, Jim?” -Oh, do help u», Abca F' <a*laim 1 the buy*, rushing fur thrir l**,L«. "I want Alice," said Miriam, imf .TAMES LEFFEL&CO. ; |k*> BUM, tallkal D. .•-*■ MSgKar"."—L r*— isresa * ' POUQI39ua rsai MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. ATUAXTIi KXHtDI^Uyl sSrtaaBrvsrci the dim light showed a "lender little figure, in a drvr* of allied Puritan siuipluaty. Gayer attire would' hare added no charm to the grave yuuog Ckv. au awed and wo­ manly. mi eloquent of truth and tender huu*c radiant with trophic* of my travel*.1 strength. A stranger, a filth* keen-eyed »bc added gayly. __ — * l • ।_ _ ___ . . __ He followed her with mournful r)«»out of the room, and wigbed heavily. Miriam railed her cvwun hastily. | "Come and read my letter, Alice' Where ha* the girl gone.' Alice!" woman up the aide, glancing the N-uttcrvd congregation • The liell bad ceaeeil al last ; took hi* scat juat opposite Mi* D.F%FKO» .... «..I.|.\ r-> ing. but she varied from the first statement in nothing. The truth *pukcn by that little child wa* sublime Falsehood and perjury had preceded her tratimony The prisoner had intrenched himself iu lies till he deemed hin»*clf impregnable. Witirewww had falsified fkrt. ii. hi. f.rar .nd vil­ lainy k*l manufactured fur him a slum defroer But Wore her testimony £d*c,__ i*_____ o,-._ i lit*ra_ np »iaim “Have you written it ? ' "Yaw, here it ia. Have 1 put the properI|uanthy of thank*? ha t fa kind of her to promi*c to get my drew* * These thing* wouldn't du forTari.*.’’ ••No," said Alice, witling down. “I don't »uppo*e they would." keen eye* wandered to the clergy man. and rested fur awhile ou hi* pole fare and flic firm, tender eye* and lipa that told uf Lard work done, and uf a aoul .-aiM-tified and •t lengthened to endure. Though the congregation wa- w thin, there wa» no hastening ovar tho prqjen by the clear MileuMi volea; aad the atrangyr h»d full time to retd the two face* that Kcmcd to interret him »o much. The firat leoaon waa over, and he - turned ever the leave* of hi* prayer-l*«>k eagerly to Wane, Jacin & SaiiHi. •bought IAILMAB. 11X3 <AST. KCHIGAH AM THE SOOTH. had (truck him strangely. Some day, of course. Alice would be engaged and mar tied, and the light uf another home. Without confcMing it to himself—hardly uixlerstanding how deep the focling wa*— he realise*! iu that brief moment uf thought huw much swectnaw her bright prescucc and tender household way* and brave, ■tradfuU spirit added to bi* life. Despite muaie. Other voices Wslw ringing—Mr. Tremaine’* dear tenor, and s few faint treble* ; but above them rose that voice in the glad utterance uf a rejoicing Mad. Tlie stranger. yhrec era. watched her through the service, saw how uncousciints she wav of her wvudrou* gift. Ha linger­ ed a little when-the prarcr* were over, but, fiqding Mina Gordon 'did not move, he went out and walked back to his hold. If ) JU »ee a lady and gentleman diaagrre npou trifiing ocearioun, or correcting each other In company, Vuu may be a*, •ured they bare tied the matrimonial, Mow. If you tee a allnt pair In a car or mage lolHng carekmly, one at each window, lady drop a glove, and a e aide oTher ttudly telling B.F.8TEIN KaElt :srt« Os IF 31 Illi? HAND IAMBS DIVISION. You have got up the plot between yww, I know." _ , Alka sat in siknre. while Miriam paced white face and round at tbe children, with a glance which even Miriam could not mistake. “Cuu you ho roared, my deart" : ' “Oh, ym," »bc Uwwered cwreJmaly; “Alice ia miMrew* here. Her tone and manner provoked a dun, from the mild vicar that made Miriam � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-08-18.pdf ee91c9a56940071c1acdf72b258c8feb PDF Text Text Tt|« Ref<lauc\|< NO. 16. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18. 18~; FSFMIIUL AND MIO CUB. beauty and her uadc'a kiudueae Very I cbinninf abe looked in her aitnjje arming draa, with 1 white cloak over b»r aUuldeta. John called fur the btiyt, fur the ricar had consented to iuduhre their velictnent desire to hear Alice amg. “Won't Willia be more bcw.tchad than ererF* whispered Uncle Henry, tdily. a. John looked admiringly at Alice. "1 dare aay," lie returned drily, CanUnz inclined to whh Mr. Haydon at the North Twenty years ago the Smallest To-day the Largest Wagon Works in the World wa.t. mutant. Mnpapcr AMitiii Ainu, .mical and Judleloua AdvartUlng Because the Studebaker has always been the Best. with the Slope x ho 'ldi r Warrante I fifty per WHOLE NO. 1003 rum went auftiy d.nva the Main, intent on to-day U> realtar) the ronditbm of tl|i* joyfully surprising h«r ei-<lrnt»t hirer. nretrupolia at the loginning of the century . llcrcntniHs' was .» .rupti*r certainly, The only fnalituliiai which thru rxiutiM th nigh «4 in the Way she had hitewdrel. dr pre-eniug any object of art or science Thevr Were standing by lbs1 hearth. .Mire * was the Htitish mui'oin, wliith was found ! head testing on her biter'a tdiouldcr. and ed in 1751 in which year a sum of JCktO,I Ik w.is looking down tenderly a» lie tried | tMJll was raised by lottery to Mirchare ccrtoc.,iul<>rt her. She startnlaway nt Mi- lain eolleetioiis—a» that nf Str Ilana Sloturn's ratrance, and lustily left the ruuni, [ anc, and tlie Cotton M88.—over the draw­ her fare fla.lo.1 with mingksi Mings. ing of whlrh lottery (HMJMWJ tickets at Miriam luikxsl in juiuful mortified aiu**.1-, 1 tlrnx- pound* cneh), at Guildhall, the L>rd ( luncellor. the Speaker of the Houm of I'omtaotu, and the Archbishop of (’*nlcr bury |«rsHbd! .But this ante itulilulion excited thejtiiy smalimt inUTcat in the ...iintry, and »> Ute as forty year* ago •ax- lieuentb the lins.ping white lid.. CrisA.v yrer.sl in Parliament at Blooms "Alice—Alire. he *ai<l. gently, "it burr a* a h<c« and Carlyle's was a bitter mistake." brilliant friend and pupil. Charfes Hurler, She glanced up now, ansi they l««>kr<l wrote an article ihseril.isg a toyage .nf exiut<> rocti other's ryes—a king tender hoik. cent longer than any other DR. II. F. PECKHAM. Their Skeins are ail set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm tn the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. Hence the Studebaker always tracks perfectly, and runs lighter than any other t....l and the Skein* 1...... never ’. work loose. cut or "break. ’ five pcnunU only, al the utdalsdid ___ ,___ —_ ,___ _drpoaited in McmUguc'lloUMi The state of things out­ side the British .Museum waa analogous IV otaiiaaUT Abbey waa diani except for readily w! swiftly mi, brighter ver the earth, and qiring Hay Jun d>vUrvd hi. .intratmtu Anerica in April; iwaacrart Houie, in rminu now used by the HixLtmr-Gcncra). whose fonetions then "a rich man, wi-l.ing t.isj^ud the test of ha I no existent*-. It wax only at the Brit my ibyn in the bud <d my birth. .My t»h InailnUou or at t'hrit'ie'. auctionbon clang tn the tbought of finding tli« routns tlml a y.aithfol artist like Muirradv only child of the sister 1 had nu»I di-ariy Hr walked on till h» had rearin'! the room where the tUght-scLcsd Was held. The pu wn glaring ihtnngb tin- tinriir taimd windows, and the I.Ltx t.f Vnkss floated out. He at'p|»sl over the thrns- e and the loir uf John'* strong, earniMttre. There, at least, she had gain­ victory. au.| w<v> the heart her gentle ■ - - I e —1.1. —Ill .1—1_ e... EXTRAORD.NARY JOHN STANLEY AT THE Hastings Drug Store riFOHn. NNOUNCEMENT llaniuti •am.' lack and UAol qncsrtioningly In bU nbxv'a Get-. »hc mid. "I will ai«MH|Miiy you, node. There ra« tx> time fur tlumght alter that. They •layta! tn the bride at>d bridegnsmi lack, and «[«-inl one U-t night together under tin- hM naif tnc, CRAWLEY A GRACE You will find a full line uf Drug*, Medialuea, (.'he nieala Paints, Oil*. Dyrstufia and everything Wvnging to a firat-cUM Drug Store whoa she reached her native phoe and drove rapidly through the atnfcte. Then waa a light burning in her father's room Mid in the jurior; aoon she should be arleomed back again. Her heart beat , wiklly aa she went tip tbeatrp>aud into the fatnilar entry. The servant had cciuk > oat at the cabman s ring , she lifted her ’ hand* with a aharn cry on rvregniting MiI liam, ami Stepped bask. , Miriam burned by" her and entered the : parlor. Alire wm sitting, near the ha». , working U hmk black , mMreial. Uncle , llrnty wm vpp*«ite, with hi. bead leaning <m hi. hand, and John Ttvmaiiie was ulkmg in a low Voire to the boya, who looked up at him with tearful eyca. They al! Canned Fruits and Fish. \TITIII\BI. e Sirucal aii lUaral DENTIST GRANGER mmmRS Santa Claus DENTIST Mitliiai. Oysters received dtiily John Tremaine. • Where » ar father ? ' the tuked, boking nt him wiWiy. ‘ ! "He waa taken from u» yrslreday " au^ I awcrcd the young dergy man. ■adl.r I "And yon never rent—you never t«4«! t_ rt__11 ■ ■ — I'* -1.— —.al—1.——I Swarfs Hoyat, UMAMI KAPtl*........................... • UNDERTAKEJ CRAWLEY A GRACE. .Maclihvelli. it •- anawpvd that three should be a duet bMweet. him end Alice, J. P. ROBERTS. HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS THIS OFFICE NOTICE! STEBBINS BROS. FARM FOR SALE I learning hie part, ami made ahnred homeward walk w» ta-rfuriucd i bare till they reached the vicar' -I am shim; eway to-marrow, —. —.., Troreafan. in alow rpwv -I .Uli get th- rt.-rna^ punishment uf a large portion - ' '*• “re. But the people were mu 0 the cnrrail rotnfiitts than epirilu-.l Iraue Ireamc empty, brphh. F and alarm After wt» 4-a captain knocked a: r old lady stunned the- him in faiymrat. ThiaJ Io bi-, notion. t»ktag Into considcnil i»u bin nwu reputation ■mi mrana and the fulmbius wealth of the •ilU-r, was a ridieuliiua rum—mi 'small, indoul, re to ranage him to the bat drew. �NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR GOVERNOR. tention of the people aa a man ererv way fitted to fill with honor to himself, and lasting benefit to the fhate, any poaitioo in their gift. That Mr. Creswell would make a [opular candidate. and an excellent gov­ ernor n not ■ matter </ doubt, and it seem* to ns a fitting endonement of hia life king service would 1* bii election aa chief executive; and if the question wv one to be decided trxday . there ia not a more i-arnem support, or w far a. we have beard an exprrwsiou, that of The people of Barry County. What a year may bring Cwth it is imptwsiblr to say. but in th. meantime it ia veil for the people to be thinking of thia ijurslion, and we feel Very ■rare the more they think and know of Mr. Cnawrll, the more they will want him >]UMK Dolil • article fore the Republicans■«'Michigan will have to add another Guvenaor to lhe array of dratinguiahed chief magmtnles that bare with unexampled succcm, for more than twenty years, directed tbc affair, qf the State, ••Time fiie«, and with prudent fore­ thought, Repuhliians are beginning to scan tire ranks for the coming man, The pres- Jially you may believe in . the vicinity of our old home, God bios everybody, but or so ahead of time; to We shall not give especially our good friends in Barry and the name of our candidate at present." Of coarse yon hare no objections to a Trade ia very dull here, aa it ia in every guess that the Washtenaw county candi­ date' is Sulliran M. Culehcvn, of Ypsi- other place. The big drive has been here and gone again, but a large amount of lop I w an- hung up along ths river, where they tutiM remain till high Waler cornea again. Bain la needed here about •The name of Hou. C. M. CnaweO, <>f Lenawee, ia alreadr before the people in as bad as |o Barry county, although on niunretion with the office of governor Friday of last rock there was quite a nice As it is nearly sixteen months before el« rain, yet hot enough Ml Io do much grad. tinri, it is hoped that this will give lime The yield of wheat here Io iho acre. I think exceeds that of your section, st least netss Mr. Creswell wza sver guilty of. Ilia good qualitki are already well known, and to imr mind, no one would more honorably fill the position." Reviewing tire gubernatorial qvratiim, of <^»y (isviiig all the raip pn-vssftfy tip to the A Began Jotmuil says ; harvest lime. Corp spd pal. afg ‘looking ■'Hon. diaries M. i’ruawell, of Lena­ well.” Fruit, of course, ia not raised here­ wee couuiy, who has served with honor as to aay taiinl aa yet, th.-ugh fanners are a member of the Hlate Dienic. president all planting fruit trees in abundance, and in a. my few years ||“TV gill be krta of fruit grown here unkw the winters should 'OtiitifePani Couuty^Naw York, whore the future in­ ventor wm bunt. At an early day ths family removed to Oswego, but the father met with Hills saccem in bis businmn, and the sou, when about twelve Tran af see,with very imperfect achoU duration and no money, departed fttnu l faa»e to which he never returned, Front that Huie forth, ba fought the liatlle of life ahme. He soon turned his aitention to nmlMUilrtd Turk, and main­ tained hlaaelf aa a machinist, but he nev­ er sorved any regular apprenticeship, and n^v..r l- _.. ...... - ._ 1 Ufltniil Wo dure not tel! the public, we are making Iwtter c .k- ihWD ever before, for fear they Will come too thick and fnat We get terribly excited when we have too many riles, and :. . tjnc< we have come down- Iran-nre Mm it *t Bun wt; ' ■ table a little because you may oil come at oncy and Fnutrate v- -..much go that we ennnot do anything. Wo hail some talk with a man from California abWMt .ending him Thiriy- ve Toj Carnapcr, and tlul almost uoU iu hi business (reside- the . Ttiesss, portent rondts, and for many venra, while eugsged in inventfooa, it was his practice to employ tbe iimplest materials, such as ■ sice) wire bent to BopM- ppfftlur shape, ur a |4ra-e of sheet Iren cut to some strange form, or a pine stick curiously whittled with a pwket knife, tu elucidate tbe min pounds. The nwripta in this eity for the twelve aiootbs uf )»74 Sere S,'M6.575 buxES, against S.QQf.Wlt boxre ip (#13 and 1,718,732 boxes ip 1872. The .hip meats from ibis port <hp 1,038,188 buxes la 1874. against* 1.6M.148 ia 1873 .nd 1.185,873 ia 1872, The export, frem all United Slates porta during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1874, were 90,Cl 1,057 well, possessing aa be dues all the Jeffer­ sonian <|tMJificati<fti>—he is honest, faith­ Ail, rsfsdilc. and a BcpubHran of the •Inctcnt integrity.'’ The Niks Kryndtlicu* toyt tluu "t|>ere are few men In the Blair better otialificd Should HU loaee stock frvfli Haalinp try f.e the |>Mliott" than Mr. Crtwwell. The ourtr«4- I damn kno< whether «y Bip Rsplds Nock will be al the Hastitipi ngnuy i-aura ln» grstc-yaru w V ope .mi. I ■ " 11 should k reoretuU rrd also, in order 'trai fully to lvalue the terrible nature uf thia j *** fearful record, that for many yean Glue­ crater was but a small plare Iu 1840 it had only 6350 inhabitants, and baa but rerentlr rrschad its jerrant pot.ulsti.ri of 17,000, aad its dignity as a nly with a valuation of over 18,000,000. The tot.) number of vesseb now r<gi«lered hi tire duteiet af Gloucctear. which inclulss a few wired at MuKcrter. Hock port, and Kmca.U 496, of which scran are Stcapuverecl., comprising in all 28,775 totau While the number of rrrab is •lightly dccrenriog, the tonnago U op iha inirtwae. which .bowe that the rise ..f the vesreb la growing Liger, while the fishing IlCHIGAJ ID THK 30TH .... - | its s|qxanlmerits, was included W Idle be waa rtil) a young man lie invetited a rteam drilling tuarhifle, which ws» o-d with much advantage in calendar year were 533,H|ll pockagra, against 493,494 Urt year. (Iseere, 1,09? H»2 l-asgr, Utir,288 last y«r. The cij<4t- dunug the sau>« period were; Butter, 23,913 cwt., against 23,316 cwt. last year Cbetae. 551.170 cwt., against 531,354 cwt. last year- canal- Subra-qucatly be invented a ma , chine for earring word, tnctals, or marble. While endeavoring to introduce thi* io­ A Good Templar's Rlluri In n Whilky I (jm, j|e mw ' vculiun to public notice- and use. his alienliotl was rasually directed lu lhe sewing ' 8**^ Well, we have had machine. Al that time (A. D. 1850; European.' 1 think it t though several patentl oil asviug deTHW 5S c found the following m the Jackson I .. . .. had treen granted lu tbb and ptber coun­ ru<h hope* camiot.be relied upon, or rtaf. i l.tiHf IWzro of Saturday. " ‘ tries. no uracticol machlM capable uf wui.uouncvd by many to he tip top. while oth ­ ouably entertained, and cepecudiy if the genrrmw himself, as be probably will, ers claim that it did not amount to much, -hall firmly dr-dint- to listen to Mich drairee, and that ••acH1 waa the right name lew it. however urgently pawed, then we have Bnt ns your corrnipoudeut did not attend, our views iu regard to the Rucrx-mion. Which, of enurra. atj only ottrs, and bind of course CM I ffT* his opinion. but guess, who it was as good aa the average go Co.. 46; Wayne Co.. 12, Franklin attended llartium's great show al Grand Rapid, ou the 5th till., proootinewd it a poor thing, while ahm thought they Bn.itae tK 51 Ontario LU, 3; Brie (V. could appreciate a grad thing, and said it I 52; Monros CU, 9; Cayugx (U, IU; Tompkins (U.R; OrangsIU.42; (irwwe Cm. 4 ; Alisgsu CU. 41; Yates On., 1 ; psuphrs opinions differ about -show Putnam LU, 1 . Otsego Ou., 46; Sche •Tbc [rtiblic will endonv all tin- above. about everything wLe. nertady Co.. 2; lheawe (U, 10 ; Fultou The mention of Hon. Charles M. Croawell With a promi*e of more sumutltue, tU, 8; Saratoga Cn.,’4; Cattaraugus Co., for Governor of Michigan will m«Tt‘wilb I eluac by aulwcribing myself aa of yore. •iqsroval. That gentleman ha» »erv<d the Htriv onan Buggies this year. If the Exoite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of custo/kiijs £4cif hy; wiut th" lucky niiui iiwt July, that got the Cutter. We wour let him draw thin year. "He is too lucky.” Warning the people not |o come all’ at once, we are very Truly Yours. NOW IS YUOR TIME! N ---------- ---raitoftn aad aaamaa, while Hwedeu, Norway, and the Portugtse Island, contribute a Urge number, who are pmerally rapaUs, orderly and indualrioux They fare very wrll, as rompert-d with the fiohenaen uf uibrr dsya, at with tarn before the BMst in the usereiiMt ‘tenWO F>«. Ireah pm bwcTtjl, F>WiD. I#X». <ffl4 “‘her HUliiai-----------------an- WX uufrequeatly seen IU the forreaatk uf a Gloucester Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. Trunks, Traveling Bags, I Come and see „ . the commonwealth in the State Senate, and was President of the but Conrtitu- Healings, Sept., Uth 18.4. The Landing HrjnUian rails attention to the financial record made by the lie The average ci*t per inilo and the publicans of Pennsylvania, and the llemoI cent, of dit idctid* of the railroad* in crata of New York city. Il aaya : diff.rent sections of the I'nflcd Htato. I'rtiusvlrania for revrral year- refused Io [>ay the interest on her public debt, and ' Wil •he was disgraced throughout the civilised IXWU ——5 6411,^00,000. They lure governed for 15 yAv/nd reduced tire debt to ft"-’, H91I.250, notwithstanding the very lar-t outlays to put down the rebellion. In the same time tire dcnsoerscy of New Nork city luve swelled the debt of that splendid metmpoTu, with its viiat wealth and pofitabk- biisinow, from fil’0,000,(8X1 to >140,<100,000. Yet th.- democracy an- asking Maikrra IHaMa—“ lu Praia. RlMra--------Rn.Wl u. The Dviruit A Bay City Railroad and the Jaekw.il. Lansing A Saginaw Railread north of Wcwooa now together f«*m the Mackinaw dirieiou of ifer Mkhigan Cen­ tral; T. B. Sargeant, division Supcnnten dent, with headquarters at Bay City, W. K. Muir has resigned as llsnenl Superintendent uf the 1». A M. H. B., to srevpt the management uf the Canada Soatberu. His chief jlerk, Mr. 8. R.ftdlawsy, will look after A M., with the title of Awustant General Superinten­ dent under Rreetver Trewbridgv. NEBRASKA IN 1175. Clill AGO a LAKK Miriiox m. ■ Amoeialion. Baring tbs sission, Hscrete ry Pstera. of the American Exchange, <|etfvffmi »» sddrras- In ulikh hs: re»kw«l very fk»lly lht> bnUer and threw trade in the United Ulates, ' Mr Usters, ia speaking uf butter, said: • Th. asports ftum thumb and lhe United Motas (we include Canada for lhe reoxm that butter exported diiecl frota that roun try is the oatus in its iufiuencss upon our mxrkcte u though li came bore-thl. U luff Its natural outht}—<be exports of American baiter, therefore, are about 15,­ 000,000 pounds, making an annual pro milk of over 54 pm wal of the milch rein of the United Steles, which ia ratlcato.1 to be 13,(8XI.U00. The magnitude of the duUMOtic trade in butter makn this pro­ duet the controlling oJamenl Is dairying, X L. HEED & CO. . ing rabist at auch rales u Io nearly make Up the total amount paid. Mutri Kilk, of the Otto Blate Grange, has appointment. Io addrear a number of Patron.’ meetings during the next two months. At lhe Ohio Rule Fair than will be a Orangs Hetalqdarten, where he lkdfi.nl Uranma, uf M«gs Co, Ohio, has resolrerl tlul it is opporad U. tbe name Master" in lbs Order, also iq feyui of dirtributiag tbe h’atiotrtl Grange surpiu. fend to the subordinate Gratwew, red nona fem at kart one hall, and abolishing all degrees above the fourth. ■ Allegan county was laid unt In 1831, attached to Kahjtaaioo in 1833, organited in 1835, and ctetained. in 1874,’32,381 inbabitanta (jf there 7.505'were voters at that tune, and 3.282 of them said that man waa born to rule and Guy didn't want aay Woman suffrage in tbetra. for Yourself J- S GOODYEAR & CO. IMPOSITION MATED I OPPOSITION COURTED Harting, Nov. 10th, 1874. John Stanley. the hiMiuartix Haw txo Macxixb baa sprung rapidly Into favor as prataeaalnff the best combi­ nation uf good quail lie*, I namely: I.l(ht nibnlncl amount thus wrongfully upended will reach nearly eight million dollar, per as num The cams wUl all be carefully wraUniscd and any hied as rapidly aa pores- They are reading well cut in Ohio. The Cincinnati Gorrtte received cm out day orders for one hundred and twenty-six Wii T» TAose 111™ H “ running „ NEW UWE far. Mor,ND, 1 ITJ. ABOUT nn �fije R<eri)»L'cMl Ull till WM w FOR SALE! m«TT. TERMS REASONABLE. m mm. Ayerls Cherry Pectoral, 8TEBBIN8 BR0’8. Keep It. iKii hjws pnici,. Where you wui find all kind* of FURNITURE! Of every Description which we con aoU ch«a|<r than any houa ia Ba.-- B e ask attention to the fact that we shall leave all accounts not settled, where we have sent bills, al once with a Justice of the Peace for collection, if they are~not adjusted. We cannot longer | MU hnte.amt.U^u. ' kb. 1-,.^ . tUo ami cscug iawaa! Jr41kl Ul . •from EaglamtiU.. I has aa reiaUeaa la thU caumry e. unole living near Balli, A , i*|MM waiUMaM a varUm ... r In accordance with tbe .U„ few.. m agfeu^Ua mriy W .tfe.al IU Aa a mfegMe Also a r*rm of 80 Acroi, ■a* Ou Section kJ, Turn of Tboruapplo. racv«aai •r*.* £*"*"'1/Wasav mwdr am ream- ■'’0 Acme Improved ; Frauio Hnuae with J. G. RUXYAX. TODAYS AOVBmsEMENTS. th.- Lintc-t a,.u Boa: .elaetod Block of PICrVKK FRAMEi AND MOULUtaoa, Haacrtra. par«a -Hou>i:um. W oLL-pocxim, Hurrca. llot-ons. a-aaty of Eaton. ILF. PlXXnKnOX Ku], of Cbariultc han recently been appointed General Agent uf .Mirbigau fur tbe Lind and Pameugvr Dvpartmcnl of (be Alcbuuu Topeka k St...,. V- ii ir era Cancer Institute, No. 1373, Chicago, IU., made an application to a cancer <m my wife's face, uo or about tbe I'Jlh day all about the county. *>rrEBBisfi .tri Hopkins & Barnes uh. it waa entirely lulled up. Thia alate■nent it made without any aulicitaliua uf, 3d. The apereb wiU be delivered'uo tbe promise of mnrr>/ frou the Dr. I du 3d day ami trotting and Ireae ball on tbe last day. GuVMMuk BauLKT baa appuiutrel Ed ■in L Kimball, a mambav uf the Last grad uatiag dam of the .Medical Department uf CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN iON’S CURATIVF Have on exibition one of' the KIMLSIL SCIATIC!, largest Stock of Fancy Goods RHIUXATIS ever brought to this City which toe offer to the public cheap for Cash. *”* ■irrU|-|l,,lllr »«ow-C Bls have, also, a'full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ Prime at JacUm tHRalllreuak.. were LUhd near E. A. Fuota'a Grin within tbe city Ixauidam of Cbadutlc. the other day. Some (wrlin Mbu bad been ditching hilled llictu with their ahuTcla. There were three <4d unm and fwty file young oom Tbe family of Frank Tbompam nf Litch­ field were poisoned Aug H by rating loadstuula auppiawd Ip be muahrounm .Mm Thomy.ua died ua tbe evening uf the 9th, and her baaiund the-next inuraiug. A I child ia nut expected lu live. cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. &c., $c. Give us a call. Hopkins &, Barnts. Hastings, Dec 15. 1874. new Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Hlewjdng Coaches. luxurtour, wall lighted and well Vetilliatad D<y Concha, and jdcaaant lounging and amoklug cam. The ran are all equipped with lhe cell I .rated Miller Kafety -Platform, and |«lrnt Buffer. and CoupUnra. Went! lugbuuae Safety Air Irakca, and every other an.llance that ha. been daviaed ; for the eafety ut pmweugwr train.. AU E. B. FOOTE, M.O. IN Uimlsi iTEue, Or. I ainoutbret Iraok. and Ibc moat elewut an.1 n>ii>lortal.l< «jul|«ueut at any road c am a, new .York. UHtpotal Pbjucian, HURRAH FOR EASTMAX I FALL MEETING OF THE HAST INGS HORSE ASSOCIATION. Hurrah for the Spring ! CANCERS CaiKtmi Ictal Practice are (hire atlacbeJ, and running through to Marauette. Far MUUgkkea. Four through traliu dally. >*ullmau t*nn on ulgbl tralua. For Wutona and poiuU lu Mlnnreola. One through train daily. For DnbMue, via Freeport, Two through trains dally, with Pullman CHICAGO PUMP W. H. II. Hralh. tbe acnior mi-mbe., of tbe firm of Heath, Salisbury A C..r baa retired frotu bunarm in thia city, and i« now travehag fur tbe Grand Rapid* W. T. EASTMAN’S porcelainlyundkr puns oot-oXMiTH-a " llryant »na notwrettaMt BUsnress uiiivjchsity . FURNITURE ROOMS. Agaa . . _ ___L XXTaai DANCING SCHOOL. SALISBURY ABROSSEAU LIQUID PAINTS. IK 1L OIBHHILL HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, Tailing gar.iow^lk, LCO, Which wfll be .UdAw । O A a 3BC LOOK OUT FOR at prim, which Ast, at UimpmiU. White L ead Works nft KIIGSFOBD8 OHW4SWO Tbe aim* ia Cuwqdrtc in every depart BARGAINS. smh gi ECLECTIC BALI (Introduced by an.) ST1KH, �PORT.lHhE $5oto$lo,ooo Naa baas iireuH la Stack Prttlkre* and *aU while aingaUrly enough, the pentic •Ayr­ shire," aeemingly impelled by a like curi­ osity,- inade fl>r tbe Mme point with lhe Speed of n lorosuotire—-ftirakn off and ■ foil head of .team." Not being a public race, the time War not recorded, though two or three uninvited spectator* bars ainev been hi-ard to remark that it waa. tbo best twenty-rod limo ever made. How that oHar aa^.aoato, *44m. C. J. rAY^Cai>4«a. jnil will Jook if it in ever brought home is 900.'" PROFIT. DOUBLE YOUR TRADE. Dn(m>i..t>re*<n, aaddaalw*! rtiaa ..4 Let as return to the sheep Um. iu which may ba found a large number of Southdown*. CotewoMs, Lincoln*. Spanish Merino*, and ah > * apccimcn of the Rocky Mountain shesp. The laal i> a fine-looking saimal, with long wavy wool, inteffiu-eut face, and woud.-rfiri horns; bat—yen. that's inexactly; he butts. In the piggery are same fine khnex,Berk­ *FKl“JKJashire. and Suffolk swine, but as tbe place, all hough kept a* neat aud ctaau n* |nml)de. ha* yet the unmirtakaUe odir which iadine* oac to believe that lhe Jew* may >*■ risk: iu some things, ouristay iu this vi­ cinity in extremely short. On the ball ground ia front of the new hall, the dignified aeaiosa are •■ndcavorinc i.i wriiU liasc-baffic honors from the vigbr ou* freshmen, and, though neither did* conld hope to l-eat the liimuU* Rv*t.>u*. ; yet they tuiulit play with -.me hope of >ucceu a’airut a certain nine hailing from a Journal of Information । a urcet western city which shall fo- nam -- ! for Advertisers. Edition, !),- Advertiser’s Gazette lissciar Teas! Teas! i* i IK- U-—..( • . BJfer’Jrisa'— “ .VU. e KrtT-l'B,., 2^Eraf;ftarT_ : IOWA AXIl SeIIUASKA. Ik Buimtai i InS Blrcr H. L a \ GOO copies. J\iblished week­ ly- Terms. $2peranjntvt- in Advance. HOME LIFE IN THE BIBLE . leaving the city aad proceeding «aM. ward about three tuilea, wo. arrive at the Slate Agricultural College and farm. The farm contain* 076 aerea,u*nc-lialf of which ia under cultivation, and. together with the building*. Mock, .nd other •’liege prnjerty,.hi valued at 323UJHK). The grviuvl* are tastefully laid out. many nf tbe old UR. C. A. SMITH'S In Sums of $500 or More. fun-at treca haring been Ajured. which af­ ford at oare a pietunwjire view and a pirn* iugthade. Seven aubacautial oUUgra, five being built of brit-L and two of wood, uaed •u reaidcncea by the p-reident, secretary, hrtk cot S Hi im if Fnm Ddases and profemon, and fucAioualy dcnomiualHasting*. June 2Sth, 1873. xx9m2 <d Faculty row, Crat meet the ruitor* eye. NcxTth order ia the chemical laboratory, a brick edifice which duel 112,000. The ■SaSS A-hrtuica! department i* prcaided over by ..rrf mSUSaU Prof. R. U. Kcdxie. wbuic reputation an a a. »i!» t-rao-M *lr* wwa® chemiat ia natioiud. Under hu tuitimi the atudenu ac<|ui* a competent knowledge of ehemiatry, more imperially uf that part re­ lating to agriculture. Near by u the col­ remember *ome »kctclic* of the “Garden Mr. Marble is again prepared lege ludl, containing the library, mnreuni, of thu Goda," printed in our number fire do (’online on lecture room*, and oScea of prvaident and but Ueeember. which *howsd ~.me Af the aceretary. The two hording hall*, old wonders nf th»t region But thu Colora­ SHORT NOTICE. and new, were built at a coat of •OO.OOtl, do River, though it traveraea'a much larg­ and fttrnult aevomniodatione for 150 «tu er territory than that op Colorado, h not At tbe Old Foctonv Building FOR SAVE AT THIS OFFICE. HASTIStlS. ard-aiapulaaat', aalfeUkn.ll p an|re denta, and an fiS.OOO grerahouw wl* fin­ only Grand enough to diwcrve the name ished laat year, llewidm the al»ve there uf a wonderful river, but very admirably are a large brick farm bouae, hcnbman'a maintain* the reputation of the Tenitory AMERICAN WASH BLUE. trvaa lk*4*l«-r>ab e.4*r. awl la « cottage, acvcral apociou* lame, caqrntcr _ for being a plsi-v of natural wonder, Thi* aapaaraare lb«r raw** th*ir aa***r la For l.auadry aid Rausehald Far, r«a**iala*al la W 11*4. a*4 a >>*r Ika promptly river ha« lately been cx|J<wvd by .Major J. Ji* STStf 1-*™. th the Wo \V. Powell, who ha* written a renra uf The tttn of the college are under the paj.cn describing what he »w. ThonAEmca Uinwnis Work! Henri, Owr Weak Bleep !*• beet la ike wo«A4 It nxitrol of the .State'Board -A" Agricukure. cuu,i»ling of lhe followiag gentlemen, each .U- nllly, and the picture* MvabuoM amax Oiled, or 16 centx if I OU it. I of whom ia entitled tit the t.refix id Hon.: ing for their grandeur and beauty, NothH. G. Well- Frankhn Well*. G. W. Phil­ lipa, A. S. Dyckman, J. Wehater Child*, thu country To explore auch a wild and UT.L1OJIE .MlRRI.r. ■ M. J. Gard, J. j. Bagley, and T. C. Abbott. ' tnuutkunu* atream u a revere bud. Many The diainnaii uf ilia fluann- *,.aiu>ilt~>, are the thrUUng Incident* related by Ma ICAX ULTRAMARINE WORKS, lion. Frankliu Well*, u a couMtcntivu* jI joe Powell and hi* eouiradra. aud ’many and practical busincro Bum, aud. a* be cue !' were their tniihapa. A deep river eoufior-’l k fully scrutinises every account again*: the | in a narrow gorge or channel of »lecp rock toUcge, the lal*>r devolving upon him i, i| i* full uf danger: it hx» no ahore* on AtlLLlost Ai'BRS or uol trifling. The scerrtar) of llm State which wrcckvd uavigaton can be out, and. Board, Mr. Wm. H. Manton, in addition it i* frequently broken by ahnipt eaaeade* to attending to the comwpondciur, keej>- 1, falb ! and foaming rapid*, i (To (-aw Ihlhe liooks and record of lhe board and col­ . tweeu tin; great n>ck* tbet unuiljk lift lege, and pay* all bin*. Each aroounl i* .. their head* ju*t above water rc*|uirea a made unt in duplicate, certified to by lhe I' •ready eye at the bur and a aleady arm at The New Improved Back-Feed officer making the purchare, apjqirtoitl by <l.a. —r Dnen tars (Mil 1 Per Cal literal • the chairman of thu cumiuitli-c ou acavunt*. 1 and audited by the auditor gvncral of the i State—one copy being drpoaited in thu of-;- Away up iu Nebraska, lliere is a vast diuflee of the latter, the wretary retaining ter of peaks covered with sauw, aud form­ A FINE 8RAIN BROWINB RE8I0N. tbe other. Red tape, did you «ay ? Well. ing an uff-lio.4 or spur of the Roeky J-Tbap. some u! that article u ua.-d. but I Mountain-. Thmc are the Wind Rivet the |Aau wa* considered tb« beat that could ,| Mountain*, and among them arc ihuuauid* be adopted for the good of tbe Stats, ami ■' of bright little rivulets and brook*, fed by ha* been found to work Well. ' the melring snow*. Many uf theae little 'Geo T. Fairchild iaprofessor of Enriish -| stream* run U-gether after a while, and so literature, and.!* also librarian. W. J.!' form the Green River, a river which i* Beal i* profe«*or of horticidture. and su ■ cold, swift aud deep. It cruaaa thu road* perintcmknt of that dej«rtmctit. Tbe •j that lead acn>M the continent to California; graenliouse is in charge of Mr. James Ca»- I। and. iu old times, wlicn the emigrants tued sidy, who has had many yanra' experience I tn go to the gold country with hnrar* or and i» very «ureraaful aa a gardener. The ux teanb, they very much dreaded lhe jireaent special attraction- at the green­ dsngrn.Os^fohl* of Green River. It fluw­ house, are a night-blooming ccreu*. uuw ia on for mere than a thousand mile*, often fluwer, an air plant, aud a dwarf banana winding about, but always moving *>utbtree, which presents to the admiring gate a ward, through moustrou* maw* of rock bunch of freit weighing over 40 pounds. and amidst arid jdaius, tmlil it empties it­ Tills ia tha first bauami jtaut, it is mid,that _le .*._ Ci.;,* * *t-n«_ • ' i ha* ever borne fruit ia the Bate of Mich­ igan. Tropical fenu and jialm* are al*, to be aecn here in gmt variity. A. J. Cook ia pn foaaor of X xdogy and entomology, and ha* charge of the ajlary. The newly appointed pruli*Mr of agricul­ ture, A. G. Gulley, is making many chang­ es in the tvatem pursued by his predeevs sor, and bid* fair io be succeadhl in hi* department. Large crop* of hay, grain, aud root* are raised yearly, one twelve acre mystcriou* depth*, hidden among the pimw field yielding last scokmi nearly 12,DOT 1■nd fir trrea, come the water, of the Grand budwb of lurnij*, which were fed to tbe Hirer. Thu Mms uniten with the Green, and •> form. the great Colorado, which, rattle during die winter. ixmishut Eiiinimos co. The preiident of the roUegv, T. €. Ab- '•a we have said, flow* into the Gulf of Besides these two main butt, m er o/iefo a member of the State California. board, and, in additam to his other duties, 'bram-he- of the Colorado, there are hun­ dreds of othen; »>tne of them have no i. pruferoor of meoT.l pMlorophy and 1 logie. you may find them duly sat down. Tbe student* are provided with board at where ’ After tbete atroami loavo the immediate neighborhood Of tha Rocky Moantabm,— «rl. A. IL student* are reqnired say about two-think* of the way down to k She tl tk U»al Unit hit t.i work on lhe farm or ia tbe garden three lhe mouth of the Colorado,—they jam bourn each day, tliereby combining pr*»- through a very dry ami rocky country. m iHwmiro ia mpum Uca with theory, and a* they mwiro om|nnatiou tta-rotiw. aa also for what ex ria Him they perform, the system materially aid* them iu defraying their expeuaes. Perpetual World'* Fair, firing th. fo-g ratio., majority tench z tin wli-jl, and the coat of a four yearn' reunc <»r«tudy tn th» eoUegc u much lire than Shingles, Lath, &c. inwo.ny other iwatitutioua. ;rJ well worth th. ruittr'k while to eXaiause the atradt owned by the enlhue, COOpuling in part *4- GaBoway, Aywhire, Dc­ __ >___ _ __ 1 -l. _ I__ __ ..I- /o il *1 a at ik« ri-kala Caart f*« tk* Caei Itanr. UU*a ai <k. h4U.(*... ta ika LI Hollar,, aa M*a4a>. lh* l*S 4u *C i-r-'A-ESS trwii iTfr^U “.StS‘aaTt fir 0/1 HEJfL ESTATE, First Mortgages, FBII'ES I1EI.IVF.REII OS BOARD OF CAIS AT SfF.IXGHH.li woo. 18533630 Lw Aienti ... - ..... aw,...... ,uw yin.,, , uii*,a, .-^uatiinr, i: >uu«Mir* aaa Hanger*, alao furqlah Belting. (Jam How, *«■ e”1** Further Infttnnallriti will l< ciiecrfttllv given by add re. dug th. luauutect.rm •T AMRS LEFFEL A CO. SPRnrGFIELD, OHIO. WOOL! WOOL! CARDING. MORTGAOte SALE. rUSs.'n.'sSSSwS'SKls THE OLD PAPERS MATCHLESS" BURDETT MAS* feuiu- Price 121-2 Gem ptr Fsni if, ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? ORGA N sttL”tl’r.TL toi'Ktfi.-i nraikla at PralriedUa. Caaalr a*4 Maia 39iu ■S'SjK MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TAELE. . raises TOPEUHUTlFE RAILROAD, Taking Meet Ma, 23d 1B75. L A N D 8 'ftaar FL0B8HCE SEWING MACHINE T. PHILLIPS. GROCERS KJC-"" •■ - -- — id.n-’rhur W'lrecMw icau Ft! Wane, Jactni i suiiai UltMAI. UCHIGAN Aid) THE Sim. TKAtM <X>IX<A IKIVTU. MMt H31T6A5X PREMIUM BOND Hnat a Wnsrwoara, Urol r,u. A,X evtavy - •UW IAMBS ■imill. STUCCO ura LINE abaib FINE PICTURES Tke Rellible 8Urt jj«e EASTt ANO w»»T. ’’Axareaa- •«»nt mfim mi MitxEson <pmc NEW t>«*r—•«. Lanetuc 4 V**— At Granger Prices. did not purchase many cows, hia main rea­ son for not doing so being that lhe price*, of all the alwre mentioned braoda ranged fnnn S130 to »3tW for «xh animal. In owe uf the box-rtWh w a thrre-rent-old Lull whore nudwr, (the Xhiahcm of Oieida) ... •*- K tsete^rarn-w;:: WING GALLERY. **»a< Otflre Drawerlatt ,-A*8.g»«*g«g.T»a_*r*» *•- sisesi? ■ SUBSCRIBE FOB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-08-25.pdf 991d4965ed574c34596fad15038d95b5 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BA KRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1875. WHOLE NO. 1004. WfflffllL IIP HBHB CUR TheoStudebaker Wago: Twenty years ago the Smallest. To-day t] Largest Wagon Works in the World 7'wb. L tXtUtaiM. Atnti Ktwijsr Because the Studebaker has Iways been the Best. tu all tif these vUamw fin- which tbr ,«artidily of owners might reek spare. Art id a* representative (if a cl^>-might bo rchwtcd front the beet ou ,Sibilation iliia fall at the State and Tiauty fairs. The proper committee of such fairs could Spoke wear longer than any other Their Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes the Axle arm to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly be done by hand. runs lighter than any other and the Skeins never work loose, cut or break. bill bad bcm carried. the stalwart Imutera of Yorkshire aid : ■•That little al.riuip 1 Whit, he carriid the refuna bill?" no." aid Sidney; "m«; he was a large JOHN HUBERTS, vicw from l.cre ia .pile as fine, excrcdad in extent by tx. mountain in New England elvers Mt. Washington. Turning to the nortl. he are. I^kc Memphrctuagog atjte fort. He know. tiu. lake is thirty rnflb lung, but it appears but five or six tuiba, hit vision rcachrs'so far beyond. Here ia Owl's Head rising jiUt of the lake, nearly UMk) feet, which he law from the Newport Hotel, but he looks directly over tin* now into tbc lake beyoud. In nearly tbc mme U|»n the buildin> will permit. The grmrral rrrepCion of articles will e.rnimctKW on the 1st of January next, and Eady Application for mate will be admitted slier March Slat.1 All ajssre not orcu|>icd at the latter date Space. THCBmiffiliL Nscetsity 'uawdasssi. of What Michigan Should Exhibit. fi>c the safe |ewrvaUons of all objects in the exhibition, but it shall iu no way Israpomil.lv f..r damage or ban. or for acci­ dents by firri Exhibitors may insure their own goods, f.« which favorable fa­ cilities will be arranged, and they can rm. Whig—a Faneuil Whig. And If I may infer from ■ number ut letiura e' agents to guard tln-ru during rl.e break up the Whig luirty, where I hare rvccivrd, there u a demand among rs the exhibitfi-n i« »|«m to the pub- tor And ItuwwU lx.well » the people of Michigan for store definite held hn-athv, thinking where lie • information in regard Io Um f. rut and "But if he lud been five feat fir. manner of application f..r «|ucr in the Ixiwell. "we /Would hare said buildings of the IntcrualhMia) Ccntcuaial hang it, who earcs where you go' ExhiMtiou of 1870 at Philadelphia 1870. PI..lad. 1,4. i With your |s-nuimi.«. I will attempt to I Iiava (waived from altoudam-a t.|xm the meetings of the Centennial (ooiiuunian and n.rrcspundeoce with the director gen­ eral and the several committer*. From the interest really fell ajuoug our citiuna to litre Michigan make a credita­ ble exhibit, tlw apfdicatiutu would have ’ anr . CALL A.ND SKF THEM. JO11.M Q.CRKSKY. GREBLE & RUSSELL. ami it «■< made a condition that each Stale l-oard. u|«h. receiving its albxmcnt >.f Apace. should. before the first of Octo­ ber. IM7S. flrrnkh the director general with rotnjJrle and detailed plana thawing the spavr of cadi tingle object to be ex- Hastings Drug Store ANNOUNCEMENT! XrrottXKY aad Conamtter al Law. and Mtellar Brawley* G R<Q ,C E RIES grace You will find a full line uf Ihug-. Med aud everything beb.ngiug tu GR0CEH1ES, B. F. STEINHOFF TOBACCO, Canned Fruits and Fish. C10AR5, -NKS i STMB, Sinital ui fctaiical fugs B/grs < Ligi/oga * McCaffrey's Celebrated Flour , School Book", Blank Buuks, Toy laid -■ Gift B<«ik». ami everything iu thia line to ! (>bl aud Youutr. roR MKOaCAL PUHPOBE-t. GBAKGER HHDQniBTKRS! Sista Claus DENTIST luiiillt, - liditu. Swuy’s Hotsl> *AXD BAP1M. - - 1 - .> -I * —"t a vu-snrsu — _ - - - - V Oysters received daily HEADQUARTER0. Remoiulvr that Patrons of llutbandrv. Xt-te delivery a-nd on time, j CRAWLEY A GRACE. UNDERTAKING u.u— j p ROBERTS. ’ I inf HASTINGS FOR SALE THIS OFFICE ? AOAUJ. glare Mid re»t, maiiealh ind analytirally arranged with a view l<> their pern, a ncnt pnwervation in the Stale ntux utu or fl* detaa.it in •otnc t.viblie ioatitutnai. A X*lr drawing of each caw ahuuld be went Umbrellas in the East. AT THE JOHN STANLEY DENTIST husband. The marriage MTT.ee tu in the Ubiixae Language, which Mr. Uilauu h-amed when a muaionary tn China, and which flowed from hie lipa with suficicul fluenry fur the orcamon. It lasted more than half an hour and was listened to with great allentiou, not only by those chiefly intorcstod, but by all |rwnt. When it waa Gnialird be pronounced a bcncdictiMi. but neglected to kim the bride, not know­ ing how Ah Ki would interpret such tier ind ftmiliariiy. Others then pnimiil fix­ ward to greet tbr husband and wife. Ah Ki speaks English as if to tbc man­ or burn. Mrs. Ki. an we may call her, speaks it kto fluently, but with a sweet. |<reuaaivc sereat that indican* a life of suLn>M>i<Ht and duauewtic areidnity iu thu future. Although but 24 years dl age, eltv, being t>-ru>itl.d tu takv her mauieu ■mine. Ah Ki has ( n-acbed the tuatura age of Sts. lie has the reputation uf bei.i:; i..:. Iligcnt and ra|wUe, and bag many yean, bdd a high piMiMn m Sens tor Dharun.* house when bis master wu at home, and traveling with him in a cunfidcutkl capacity when abroad. Ab Ki and lady wiD be seen in Washington al the opening of Ci-ugrraa. am! will duulxkw give some illnstratiunn at the Capitol .r _.- f tie. 11 — - ~_ No other rut uses thin Machine as they tire sole proprieluts of it.s\Notie but indiauix- Celebrat­ ed Timber, and thoroughly aeasoned, under cover from 3 to 5 -yeara. and put togethi-r by the be?! of March la4 to'acquaint each Slate Board Wagon Machines. Evey Wagon fully Warranted. with the amount of apace at its diapira], . Mi.k ■mi. with here and there an opening along tlic thrift) Lamoille and Mkau<|uoi Vai leys. Farther routh the cvnntry ia more eultintrxl. ami large inwiia present thetnaelns lb bia view, till Burlington in the hut city visible on the lake aliorr. for tlw Green Mountain range hide further lake views. Facing the •oath the uneven ridge .asu»“< • “► time, will always fitvo his peteoaml attmiHtm to tbin patt of their cxtcmlvc STEBBINS BROS. NOTICE! HE ET7B1,XC1 and Buggies. AKUtICAN BABBLE be governed in its selection, more by ijaa! ily than ifuaulity. It would be bed policy for it to have a du|wvpurtiunau- >|uanlity of any one article- Tbc nrereeiiy of carlv applkali.m beesuuee more ebrious when It ia rnnsidered that a catalogue must be prepred and published as soon as p.»a»ibl<: befrre the Jay of opening, which shall con­ tain the iiatuc uf earh exhibitor, the name of each article exhibited, the group or dam to which the article ia referable, the fort with O't'ooncll. I heard him twenty times, and I never saw him more than I three timrw at the full sweep of his power. You would get prnroknl that be did not ~1---- ------ ,J T.y: "Oh, what a nugnifi ruuldbeif he would only r.-e>vrito-d nw-r.ilxn of tbo royal boamrI.Jd Luth in Hurmsh and Siam. One of tbs unmerotM titles uf His Majesty of Siam is “Uri of tbc White Elephant .nd Supreme owner of the Umbrella'*—that is <.f the umbrella of state, which it would U high ireSMin to raise over «ny hesd bat I that uf the king. It is of crimson or junk- rift; very riibiy embroidered in pre, ions stones, lined usually with white Mtin. inwrought with silver fluwtn sad the fruits, wiD have a committee in at­ seed pearl, in exquisite riuatses, and tendance during the entire time to see that trimmed with heavy gold fringe and cuoily all coUeetona are kept in good order— de­ Uv. Sctnclimra. on great ncesMOM, um­ caying fruit- removed and their tdara brellas arc carried in turn of two, Ibra filled withaimilar onm. as (ar as can ba I■ and fire, owe above the Mhne, diminishing done. Conwspoodcacc relating to the Ex­ hibition of Fruits should be addrcwsed to 1 the Secretary of the State Society, at Nor­ mal. McLean ecunty, Blinov. Shipments ' should be made in time for arrival by the | foil of Septotukr Packagra of fruits,' I» Bnrnuh thr king's ttrnbrelk iu white, and that nf the court :red While iu tbu royal city, but ekowhere they carry raid car gilded <mru; and alwy« uvw the dead bodi. of the nobility arc placed gold nm- �i Trtegropb , Beochec-Tiftoe. you may be induced come to J. Lee Reed & Go’s fiudi a new application i of ailver-platad je finished in «J and th. wiMret It to sell just a thought are willing to tail. They only willing to trnf themselves bu ballot, tlwy It, that the ____ If the Exciteit runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and [Only admit s, limited number of crrsrojtens e^ci/ any - result dnaomakerp are pang out and TRLBTlBArn MOXOpOt.r. .whoalso are Rcpubluan. by covivietiuu Jay Gould. Laving gobblivl the I’uion i and are willmg to accept tbc rreuln. uf Pacific Road and lire Pacific Mail, has I RrtrabUcun prosperity, but who from some tricing cause, held aloof front the |»Us or these sharks. but that doeant dialurb the Company, and » paring tile way Io take staid at home. Here are men cuofresing in with it the Atlantic and I'scifie, its1 prinegdra acknowledged to be the noblest only rival. Th® times wc sludl have with ' that ever led and governed a nation, act­ ing through telfishnc*. as if there was no palace on Staten I«land. HU magnificent acvvuDtabtlity fi-r the saskstance they gave in the introduction of political contusion, direvird and defeat by a taoitive begket uf the Him® iu active rivalry. tdcgnp-biug U duty ! They nniaidcred the elective fran■ilrcr-platr and furniture enough to buy ’xrxsss serrstories, tbc ~>oat Ireauliful ground, an nirn may tec it without naniber, all three things Mr. Dancan haf always enjoy e*l and always win. IT you should suggret 111 him that the rate* to ju»! whatever taunt will aatisfv the cormorant. There is but one remedy fiir this, and that i> the tdating of the triegraph in the hands of the I’.Mtal ticket, will injure the Republican party, more than it will the Demoentic. With- s «f hia a I liqgh myonr s|y. they dok Ha !,■ enougl to keep up the establishnj the sac vai disti; iam? If it will, then they will We thro not toll the public, wv arc makinr hett. w„,x ,L ever Itefure, for fear tjicy will come too thick an<| fBS1 w terribly excited when we hare loo many wale • e 8W Irnve e<»»e.lowr. Jiajj-JlTt Mil: tl ate BUO ' little because yon may dll come at once and Fni-'*wo that we cannot do unythjne. ’ ““»«» We had autne tolLwit’h aman from California «•. , ( >• him Tliiriy- ve TopCcrnogei*, and th ft almn;; t .9 . • btunnem bcitidc* the , T1 M:: mental in bringing about the puldkatira keys and a Icvev v«ry much like the desk by tiir Chariot of all *o/li pro*tcdings with th.- turn, re- of the typewriter, and a long roll of paper soil s < ferrvd uf The prople will stand any rr»- that automatically unwind* as the keys Hcum souaUr expen*.'. any raasunalde iudebtedn<», if incurred tur an honest (nirp-^e and with good judgment. But they will rouse the sluariah, to fiud those ability to ntoet, their engagements, right to a full explanation’ of all quo>'.u>ns that are submitted to tlicm. and to a fair | Six m.nubs' practice will enable a good j I'jeralur to follow the most rapid speaker. CUT T JS B ought to know what all public servants do , in their pubhe capacity. If nldcttnsucannot bear to have tlw light thrown on all I trgrity ami utiltty. . We have not roumienred warfare on any Soared or direatid*e<l. man. and should l>e ascaadmgly glsd to sgrev in policy about bridge* . r bunds with Some of the aldenm n of our own political faith. But tlw intemi* </ the the work of their LaAds. Tbc danger of I city are above political lieu. We hare set­ tled here, invitted libctsny.pn>|aw.j tostay, and shall fight It cut on the same line if it takes a life time. While three fialful ofictah are abusing the Ikpuldiiuu a* the have reason to know that thousands of rout of all tlirir w«a, they Might take breath a Buuucut, look around and ro. that just, oae-half the roauctb is uf our mind, and that a deddud majority of the |>a>ple spiral rviuul a soft iron cylinder. Steam, at a |xvaaure of fire atnxwpheres, driven through the pipe, cauare the iron cylinder •team tun through the pipe. thing as a villainy—only cue. On the suutrary. they al) expressed sympathy fur the firm! There is little tcmpUtion F.U.UJ. IUt III tu an honest life when the rogue gets all f freedom and ■ tbc sympathy. It swindled drpuailois wuai ny ine lairr repona irom inc would occuMoualiy bang a •cvndredly try. Dcrplro the terrible rains, the banker, it would have an excellent mural age pruductli’U win be good, and , .... wcretL Are nut three vtitndafisf the party I will lie a fair European demand for it. So, (|QWtiona f And ate they not involved ire will witneos no ' , buoyed up by hope, they are all taking in I jn every, grvn rotix Mmuuuar, rail by reducing their expenses and holdJ approaching? The pugilist, ganiblre. aiul Icail.-r uf Deocracy, don't prutasMt to be kiliej as ing on til) the good tirore. ~> lonw l.*.k-f isily as Kelly and the other Tau.many;tes for, .otp.. to tlirm again. He should have ability, and < ix>ugb Richard ^Messer, of Carlton, to brat it to an evenly distributed dull red. Truly Yours, rni, and liuriad inpulrerirsd lima. When I He clerical divurac case. rold it gjll be quite «*>ft, and greatly im­ proved Til? sympathy grow- out of iU labors far discharging the htghmt responaibilitua »If-government. the holiort rite uf fr lom. Then will tlie triumph of the Re- haired John vidua the strength of tbr Republican partv. without securing for itaelf raccon, is a dirral How at the only organisation inclined to aasut the raise, by precept and exam­ ple, and powerful enough to hold fur tem­ perance, the adraneco penition which it cuntly to has already gained. It ■ folly to say that ruasutcacy re­ quires adhareaee to an independent ticket. pouvtCB ash nt'atxBiM. Buch adherenew might be justified if sueThe city takas a very lively i Ohio clortiou, bccaiue of the Ml f a universal joint, an that be raised, and Mill kept in tinned, f~)Dk.ntl"jJy hold tii.ir n<~es and Recent expwrimrats with .‘tone prove it don't stop'to <KJcU*. Conse*puntly If to have wime commercial value a* a Mcnchj^unosed by the the trial ever takes jlace it iriU lie of Very i __ _ tog agent. Applied directly to animal o. »hs fuqght for short duration It war the interest the] p»r«T(>ing all public uffleia!*! ’ nJ »*R»t»l>k subatanere it is c'nimcd it and preserved it. tindongnl it so he-1 lie should he a Republirau. I’ro ! ‘hat it acts as *« oxidixiug agent, sod abtiava heard the last 1 publiranism without the oualitire nanw-l | *?*’**• |!k hydrogen of the »ul»tapv. and State Affairs. Prran. . ‘ ted. It a* a .ham, at. I ,l‘"Tby outre* a loan uf color. At Kalamas..., Thn.-ulay evening. I al tlw Ccntetieial Exhtbttioa, and a comThe Ohio Vote , tramp xra. caught in a mftiUtec’. bog “/“T "L20 ,ir tl" "lAuulsrturera 1 ,,|T wuk flu. Mvwin*. *oa< T A Comparison s*mal hopresy, ability, mduatrv, am! । -Trfbe t>tt..wa Valh-y were appointed to Republican Vote can Ire j thief is method, will do to l-uild upon. * I wearr a culiertina ..f arttel.s of various --------„----------- 1 the Obiu ekrtkrnf the Stale j A Wf sure f>randsli<4i. «• «nre M the mumfacto rets, and to uniat the Advisory 1, near , Oshtcno, i I ought to go for Hayes by at least 30.1MW , the Mi roiriue and Laagap-1 England I rag-money, new > ora l» raner from the general depraasirai in businem than any of the citire, and they all know that inflat Tlie mev- oft-rnora by hanging herself. IS She I Ite hand and one child. I Juob F. Sigman, a German, hanged vote of the party _ been defeated iy over 10.000 majority, I himself in Detroit Thursday night. Cuum. dramatic diScultiea. Ilia wife had brought and this, without roan ' ' । f<-r tbo Liberty ticket. Such discipline News Items, JOHIV GIVE ME A CALL. the city abrat 11!«,000,000. Hospital till Wednesday night, when he Locke's print works at Paraaic, N. J., raspendod Thnreday taoruing. throwing The Right and the Wrong Way. Let it Take Root. f.llowiL-g .Uy in childbirth, drink hmbew nscs virdiei; '*I>eeih from unknown natural cauare.’1 ere the only things three Jit Ur Hire and labnrtT named John Supinaki, Was buried in a ' Untie Shute," Heavy raitm are prevailing throughout CbhradoandNew Mexico, sod the proa. Michigan Central, ira ilgw.tw g».oon,«o 2t.ao.ooo 2X .0004100 H««.a» rare -j......... Its Tc.au.too1 River at A ns.iwnjxxi M.D00.MM . of city a| proprtain-u (hr the |CLH,OIX),0(M>. If anv etc that thia system . peiuoeratie finatK-irriug would be a Unw- REMINGTON! rapidly into faruri namely: Light nannlna I'teaKhnUia Maehl ur. wMb Auioinatle Prot ally promising. thirty-bur . Col. John H. White, uf Miasouri. com- tai affaire. »Tohn Stanley. Railroads. tnicre, Canada, were burned to death nnernaL uanai nr st, Jonit ST AIWJL.JErST’S. All grades of Teas, the very best in the Market. Fresh every week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER k CO., of Borton, wid for sain at prices which de if successful competition. Htmtingx, Nov, 10th, 1874. Jonty. tui IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED «<>< perceptibly Irareo their numbera. of Ford. Hents A Co . prodttre dealers on Brood street. r The Iavery* *4 board «f trade hu begun an iovretigation into the liMw cftlw stroiu I er Ahtwtaford. for Yourself J. s. GOODYEAR & CO. Teas, Coffees and Spices r-'.2.4<B,t«>l |. ......... ‘■i.rtai.a)u ■ I is.ununi improved u|wra. is something scttL.I and fixed. Come and see Companion Invited and Competition Defied in They are not frand iregging fori dened tax payer, hate struggled to free tlMioscivre from the ciutehea of a puny that U gradually drawing than, toward luuknipttr. But the hordes of inn .rance and vice have defrai.-d them, and t -d»y. intelligence and rw|.ertabtlity arc |mwerBring them tn the .front; invret them hra to am»l the downward tendency of t« subjection with authority; rapport them with the the city under Demeratie routml Tire fulkut share of public confidence, and Illinois than in Michigan Boone, of Holland, being Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest and - Good pn,*'h *' ’** fi"‘ p""ud party. Five eitianu (ailing to vutc in . ,’®J»d t r her. Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endless Quantities. statue al Kidderminster. England, a Irani-, Ijuriug tbc elastic cu*hion« on which it llrtn truthful -me. JIOW IS YUOR TIME I Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Traveling Bags, - a lack ut' p<»l He -should ter it ! this strength at bis back, John objects to j. L. REED &, CO. Liw in wwim mu , (ion. In shaft are iwv h—rpui. in inc , .fqr ,nu“P<>«'»K *W5‘ “ offered, H.ocarina immediately. Two battailous, having light iron wire springe between I j each of the trays in which the cgx* are ' hroiixkMlaum, alkre.jso.rty | I placed. The box-uorer, wlicti pm on, । fjlow. a public! thov efforts which have tbr their object ' wiw the lucky mini last July, that got the Cutter. We wun lot. him^raw this year. “He is too lucky.1’ Warning the people not to come all at once, we are very Tv obtain j mure eager to read it. We shall give all | Tlie |-r<peUei« put into the new einuthe publicity to puUi>- affairs that am h ' r irvnxU>L> building fur the Russian , case n*i|uinw, and shall continue U* offer i avy present some features t>f Interest.— .. .... —_ ।.. .... n dui vfHKHirote tliv Merchant ."hipping l,i!L llietutelvn in. _, ■ *«d are so placid a- to sink deeper in ll Tbc funeral of Hat» Christian Andcr Whal a Public Official Should Be. B*‘rt «nTlrel..w tlw ship s bqiiain. Th.. -;n was held <-n the 11th last, in the FrauKirehc. Coyienhagcn. The King and low water th'pr are stopped in a txwitiob other usemlwn < J the Royal Family, with that leaves neither wing below the bottom who deals fairly with hi* Uclghhon Ihrp-annk screws have been used with fire a inc—t terrible experirtree tlie'hnaium Q I F T, which will be given away to our about ihe middle of September next, lias attondency to ytiih more trade thBn ve want. . prcdUtaud from a .bridge. lucvcLandii*.- were destroys d. screw* on a little, ]swibly the prople will sec it, and instruct their rTjrreentalirre so pts inly to do it, that Gould and hia ring Their liabilitire will not L- aide U> buy tlpni There ran be just as many reasons given why the, political fluty is iiffcring a ptvtuion* to pvwind mill, and to ba well suited 'to a I are iwtiiualol al fiAoO.OOO. Government should n<4 ---------<*r»y # -------let ten* — n , titira.! mufuttutie. Politic, will not settle variety of itiduatrial uses. brethren rathenmn-' • ndJ telegraphic why it >h>iuld not »:r —-ul- ■*dta. “ 1i tbeturehes auiiafactoriljr if left to take Hydraulic machinery ia being applied to I their own way. h’or Will a DoiuwraUc pMeho. 1 tvliticiraaid the Republican party when ' ptihy.lbe llcj.ubiiana leave him nnoppcweil to walk it in their hands and speculated with it. | If it afford* them any happinrta to sit oyer lhecuurac. Republicaus who tail to I Their spreulatu.n» resulted ad rereel r. and up , nights and curac the lt«pulili<an. or gnu and places it in position, and a hydra oth<y went under. And, would you teliere In fact, buainew luitl hare given up the vote ci tumit a breach of duty against1stand around the stn-ct '.-ro* is daytimes thctnaelrre, their country, and their I The British I'ariiamewt was prorogued on | injure the individual or the Stele, finds in the Republican party an earnest opponent. 1 Therefore, it follows, as a selfcvidcnt (act. | tow Im । UP 11 tstran aofuliy aa this sreson tera at stake u> of such raa as to justify this labor and apace. If any i false reports Lave been puhlabed, jartuw I inure quickly and effectually. Pattern* cut out of thin sheet rubber are used t4 give any desired markings or onianienta <11 The friends of tbc ruy aterat 000.000 is acven years newt ritiaous. hertng the wune period, trader Hrj-ubliran management, the debt of the nation has kwn rolncM .brat »U0 jWO.OOO. •17,000,000 over 1H65, bret guheting of the kind on the cvnti- man nomad Philip McCsinea. To ThoM morn it Inin running a CHINE - - �T^K-i A 1ST ACT. To ametid Fsetlum. a, H, U. «1 M. »3. TO.knd M>, of an *M to aeorporstn the City of Hartings, approved March Uth, 1871, as mended by Act No. UM nf ths Rrashm Law* of-1571. Approved April SJ, 1B7J. SkCTlox 1 tkrstalt qf MirMyan enact. T hat Fertlnna alx. slxtosu, eighteen, tblrty-<mc, thirty-four thirtyelghl, thlrty-ulnc and fifty. “I «h art entitled, “An Act tulneori porwle the City ot Harting*,*' approved March Elen-nth, Mghteen Hnndrcsl and Seventy one. as cmendsd by An No, Two ! Hundred and Twenty eight of the Kemlun Laws of Eigb'.e^ | Hundred and Bsvuuty-tbree, approved April eocoml, Klghtoen Hundred and Kerroty-thrw be amended so** to roadm follow*: | HacnOK 0. Tlie annual elections under this art ahall be held on tfa» first Munday n April Lu sub year, and at aueh plane* in each ward a. the Ootumnn Council ahall designate, *. which [ cleetton lb* Recorder shall give alleut ten days' notice, by port­ Ing the same fa thro* public plaae. fa each ward and by publl■rattoo. In at least one weekly nawspapsr published In said City. The Ahfarmen of each ward shall l« lb, Insjeelora of sneh elecItolM- Sn.l al*.II .l-n 1—— .... ..... - a .------- in care or toe aMenceui ons or more of Such inspector*, the electors present may choose r/ra i-ooc from their number, one nr mors persons to flit such vacancy w vatnnde*. to whom and is such Clerks shall be administered the ounrtltutlonal oelh by cither of said Inspector*, or by any i>croo» suthorlxod to administer oaths. The manner of cenduetiag elreltona sn.t __ a......... ... .. . . . , th* Charier*? the <My of Haetiag* Mrk QiMr. MaUswa la building a plessut ...tree, just «ulk of Green strwl on Lhm. n; . S.I141M u ike city of Baatlsg* who shall file and preserve the same tn hl. offlw i Provided’ That In ctu- of the election of ooo or more Justice* of the Peace, said Recorder shall make a oo.-tlflrale thereof, and cause the sumo to be delivered to the dirk of said county of Barry, tn the aauie manner as township dirk* are required to do lu similar" cum* ; and In al) eases where two or inure pv:«<ma shall receive for the same city offiou an equal number and plurality of tbc vote, glvtti at such election for such office, the ihmmon Connell ■hall forthwith proceed to determine by lot, and shall declare which of aueh person* Is elected to •ueli offlee; and In.raso two armors |<er*<>ui receive an equal number and plurality of votes given for the same ward r-filce, the board ot word inspector* shall prooocl forthw Uh, after the canvass of votes, to determine. •ueh office; and lu .sac any officer duly elect*d and notified shall neglect, for tbc space of ten days, to qualify as afc.-reaid, and t. give sucti security a* the provisions uf this act. or the ordlnaucM. W by Jgws of |bf Cuptmun Council shall tequirc, su< h office shall thereby tecorne raeant; /■rorkferf. That every notice given aa aforesaid by the Recorder to an offirer clqet shall stale what security, if any, is required by law from such officer, and Kkc. 10. ■;he Common Council shall base full power * t faulty In regulate tbc manner lu which money shall be and expended lor the support of the poor; to eouslruet . pair sewers, drains and reservoir*, and provide for <up ird«, la preti* * r-«ariy against per■Ui*g UqiMir* I* hudsioJs «r rhiUro* such reservoirs with water, to con struct and rspslr bridge*, to | ■is «w." spprvrrd »|«y W. W&. regulate tho weighing of hay, and the measuring of firewood I nnd hir fast pu'pcse to appoint tome suitable person tu measure i all wood brought Into the city far the put|«w'of sale in any pub­ lic plane, to n*>utrol ai.d regulate tlie keeping and iulng.,r .fray ., carts, backs, or uther vehicle* kept snd need for the transporta­ tion uf persons or pnqierty, and to pre«crll>e lhe amount of charge* for «uch transportation ; to coutiol and regulate a city market, and ifeelpnatc atamla for the sale of hay, wood, produce, ur other things excised for sal. In the streets or public grounds; to control and regal itc the p<iwers, duties, aud cuui|«n*utton of ail officers of such corporation subject to the restrictions lm|svsd by Hila Act. to provide far enumerating I bo Inhabitant* uf eald city whenever the (’ommon Coum.il may think pruj«r, and to control and regulate such enumeration; to remind and regulate licensing of nil shows or exhibition* where money -.r othur coo- Mrs. E B. !)*»*; left keae an tUiarday *< f.-r « few week* aojoora with friends in iiragn. with the hap* af Improving her relih ohieb has been isriaudy impaired f-r >. lupod that tn aba rajey larpMborisa •p-rti *uy iaprsee ibaa vpportuaily *0<l sake the party a pleBual sad happy ear. sod lU.msifts gratifying ta Ike pesprirtoe* Ox the amount of such license snd rcgulats the cntlecUun there­ of; to direct the number of, snd license tan keepers, common v|etu*lsts, and saloon*; to provide tbr the collectl.ui of all flnrs and penalties |tial may I* iucurre.1 under the ordinance* aud by-laws <jf sa|*l corporation ; to f inlfol apd rjgulato the sitting of awning sad other i«»t and shade tree- in the street* anil other public places in sold city; to cause tlw streeta to be paved • and whenever and wherever noy street sltnll have been p .vcd by •aid Common Council, ami the asnamrnl for the coat thereof l>a» befn duly paid lo the eoqsvrntlcn. said corporation may re­ mit wl^ly or In part tkjv highway tax oq the premises, in front I of which such psvement shall have l-vsn m»k. so long as such ISWUmI shall be kept tn »uch repair and condition by the owner or 6ccu;*aut of sueli premises, a* ehall l« Mll-fa-toiv t.i roll) Coipmou Council; to roortruet and rejnlr sidewalks when Slid where they shall deem qccgssaij and proper, and to eausc the expense of paving such streets and wmsfructlng or repairing su»h sidew alks to l-caa»cusod un tfle lot- or prcmlMw adjoining such streets or sidewalk* and may paa- all needful ordin&nvs* •nd by-laws In relation to tli« o»s»«nicnt and rollcctlou of sueli •xpens<*| Pnvidtd, That the owner or occupant of any lot or premises rosy- uud* r the directions aud accurdlug lu tlie require­ ment* of ths said Common Counsll, at bls uwn cost and ex ease; construct tiio necreeary sidewalk In front uf tr adjoining such lot or premia**, and therou|x>n said Jot or premia** alia!) become and be exempt from sueb sidewalk lax so long as said sidewalk stall be kept and maintained in good condition and repair by ami af ths expSQM °! pwni uccuj-ent; th -y may alro tlx and rotabllsh thegrodeof a|l streets aud sidcpalks, ami vs labUsh line* upon whloh building* may be erected, and beyond whteb suoti building* shall not extend; mid said Common Coun•1) shall have fall power and authority, and it »hall be their duty to jtfeseribe all such ntber by-laws and ordinance* a< they may deem neecesary far tlie safety, order, and goxl gorornmeul of satd rt|Jt Fpd to promote the proepctlty and Improve the condi­ tion of Its p<o|de, nut Ipsolwbknt p|(J) |fe|s act or with lhecon­ stitution or laws of tb^JJnlted Ktaies or lhe Hiatu uf Sticfllgan, aud may imjxwe finrv, forfeitures, penalties, or imprisonment, and all pcreons offending agahiat the ordlnanctsor by-laws made aa aforesaid; J*rovldrtf, That no onl|nan»« uf by-law* shall |mpoee a floe exceeding five bun.-ind dollarv nor subject the offbnder to imprisonment in the common Jail exceeding ninety days, or loth suab fine and Imprisonment, and the expense >if keeping such offinder* in Jail shall be paid by Mid clly; And providrd tnrUnr, That no ordinance or by-law* shall take effect until the »nn)c shall have been publUhed at least two succrereles Weeks In Bi least one wscUjr qfwspppff |NibII*bed in said city. Hao 18. Dir Mayor of said pity Khatl b» th* qb|«d uxpeqtive theerof. and shall tie autharlxed to take tlw. artin'iwlcdgrmcrit of deeda and other instruments In writing, administer oaths ami afflrmattono, and perform tbs marriage cercmun . ; and fa addlt|en to the other requirements of this act, tt ahall be tils duty to ace that all U>» <dR'Tr’ <?r M1<1 carpnrjUon faithfully dlschatgv their official duties, and that all law* and ssgulsHau, pertaining to the governrasut of said city, and all ordluanre* and rewiluHons uf said Common Council, are faithfully executed am' com plied with; but m> ordinance or resolution pa*«d by said ComiiH)n GepnclJ aulhorlrlng any public improvement, or concern­ ing the same, <•» hw Uw payiwM uf ojqncy by the Treasurer, shall bare any fares ar effect, if on the day -111« 'paarep* or on the next day thereaft^, tire Mayor, nr other uffio r legally dtachvrging tU dutks of Mayor, ahall lodge In the offloo of said Recorder a notice lu writing suspending the Ininx-dlalti opera­ tion of such ordinance or reaoluthm. tt within twenty four houn a M (he paffagp of iwcli crdinance or ramlution, the Moy. or. or o<hff officer legally discharging the dulls* of M.rnr, shall lodge lo ths Rstwrisris offloo hta reasons lu wriUn* why such ocdlnaoM or rseolution shall off go into effort, the «*mo shall SPECIAL NOTICES. i J CANCERS af one cent, on the valuatinD for tlie purpose of being expended upon tbc bridge*. sdroett. line*, alley*, and public grounds of *ud city, in opening, working upon, grading and repairing aueh street*, lance.nllsya, bridge*, and public grounds, and not to ex­ ceed one-tenth of cue p-r cont. upon all real and psreonal prop­ erty within said city a* a general highway fa nd. and the manner nf levying and c dleeUng such taxes. and the return of prop rty for nonqiiyment thereof, and the s*le an I redemption of such property shall . e the a uno. as it tar as may Us, a> In the ocmmment, levy and collection of other clly faxsi; and theaauieshall be so exponded, by Contract nr otherwise under Ute *U|>ervfafon of tlie < ommon (found! of wild city; JVorkfoxf, That thereshall bo expended tu each ward an amount equal to the amount of the highway tax lu each ward, uulesi by the cousantof the Al­ derman elect io any ward, some purikxi thereof than be taken from lhe fund belonging to mid ward, and tranafemd to the gen era! fund provided fur In -e.tion tblrty-voe of Ihhaet; JVovidcd /trrCAcr, ThM tor the purpose of ere. tinj any new bridge the Common Connell may authorise aspocisl Ux not exceeding quofourth of one per cent. In any one ytsr, but no such tax shall he 8TEBBINS BRO’S. Reep It. Of every Description which we can mil obeipsr than any bow • in Btr-! ry County, for themreawn,: let. Because wshare no rent to pay. 21. Because we make the roo-t nf our CooaeU shall first be aubmltlrel lu tlie qualified electaro of said city and by them approved. btc. 38. Tbc Recorder. City Attorney. and all other city offi­ cers, ahall rewire for their acrvicoi such compensation as the Common Council shall diem Ju-4 and proper unless the same ia fixed by life provisions of this act, hut the Mayor and Aldcruic . ahall receive from said city no compeaMlluii whatever far their services; and no member of Said Common Council or officer of *ald corporation, cither appointed or elected, ahall be el.her as principal or surety or otherwise intereated. directly or indirectly in any contract,or agreement, the ronaideraUon whereof ia psynbir eithei wholly or In part, by the corporation hereby created. We sell non- ot this cbc*i*-m»*k Fur­ niture that ia made by machinery. The good* we make-i* miulc by bum!, and warranted. We I .vile all parson* to call anil InajH-ct our goods, lor they all bear Inspect Ion. No trouble at all to as we can do It f ..-rand Cheaper than any house In P .j Cqqnty. M e keep the Largest », .< Host -eheteu stock of PICTURE FRAME 4 AND MOULDtxos, Riucxcn. I’lran-HoLth was, WAi.tePixTu.T-i, tUxrnru< cvery year cause U> bo pibllahcd in at least one uew.yiqier, jiub* Ushe-I ill said pity, a Just and true account of all moneys receiv­ ed and expended by Them tn their corporate capacity during the year, or other ^.riuJ next preceding such pubhcatluu. previous t ■ which they ahall audit and scttlo Hu* accounts of the City Treasurer, and the svooutits of all other officer* or pen.ins hav­ ing claltus ngainst, or acouunts with said o-Krporxllou, and shall nuke out a detailed stvtemrut of all receipts and ■■xpcudlturea, by Item', which su cmenlsluU fully specify all thu appropria­ tions made by the Common Council, and the objects end per|kmc* for which the *amu were made, und the amount of money expended under each appropriation, and the name of the party t-, whom the same was paid, the anouiit nl faxes raised, tlie amouutvxponiled sn each of the highways aud slre.it*, and all vuch InforuiatluU a* sliall Im uece *ary lo a full and |>erfect undsretandlng ot the flu social vondllloii of said eorpotalioii; Pronded, That lhe Common Council shall let tu lhe lowest Udder the juintlng or publication of any or nil laws, by-laws or ordi­ nances, statement*, notice*, and proc.-nllngs uf ths Common Council by the provision* of this act required tu be printed or published. > Si.c, W. The Cohimon Council altall ca.|o _to be pul>U*U<Kl In at least one t>a«r*|*i|>er printed In said city, the proceeding* of every mcct'ng of mid Common Council, with lbs least possible delay, ami without any abridgement; dVoridrrf, The exp.*nse •hall not exceed fifty ddllara in any one year. Peerless Milk Safes r on exhibition at our Fiiinlturv WE MEAN BUSINEHS 1 Furniture Rooms south aide State Hl. PpoaiU H. A. Goodyear's Hardware! CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN TERMS REASONABLE. Huy your TICKETS via tire UltlCA<io & XuieritwNiTnnx RaiLwaw tor HAN FRAN'CMCO. Sacramento, Ogden, Salt Ijkc City. ' I£n'5t’ Oo'<ha. Lincoln, t ouncll Blunk, \anktou. Sioux City, Dubu*iuo. Winona, 8t- Paul, Dalntn Marquette, Houghion. Hancock. Green rript therefrom, and of tlie whole of hucIi original. IxTrstimoxy WitKKDor. I iuvo hereunto set my ——- baud and affixed the Greet Seal of the r-tato of i । r , Michigan, at La-islng. this Eleventh day of Au- MARRIED. Local feksipe?; police?. — ------ -------(II bi* new M Agon Shop, where he may to tnsnJ at all lionrs <.T sny day. ready t...|u any work in hi. line, hma putting '* •*p..ko io an old wheel, t.. the building *.f J. G. RGKYAN. sin* 'lady, with I’uiltuan Deltlacbed on both trains, Ilaeben, awl running through Hopkins &\ Barnes Hnve on. r.vihition one of tho largest Stack of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which wc offer lo the piddic cheap jor Cash. IF’e have, hIsq, a full and complete Stock of Draffs and Mnlicines, Books and Stationary P<yfiitncries- Toilet Sett le., rfc. Give us a call. Hopkins & Jkimes. Hastings. Dec 15. 1874. COLDSMITH’S fukmWre hooM SAUSBW tBROliEkU. LIQUID PAINTS. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, WhiOi gin .oU fcr ' cash: at prism which defy ail'CampctiLiun. The *i<wk b (■-wuplria in cmy dejsrtiqent. Haviag Im. botqdu wry k*». and GEORUX I. URA TITS, UNDERTAKING ‘ECLECTIC lUi li j (Intf-dueJ br «.) White L ead Works �BOOK' WOOLI WOOL! . G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. $5oto$lo,ooo Sarsapkiilla 900/” PROFIT. TsamVrtSlii’* « PORTJWLE EJWJUTE CARDING. Mr, Marble ia again prepared to do Carding on . II aa U«a U >«u*4 la hak Fii.ilsra *»4 *«M SHORT NOTICE. iid'krnVriTwall At the OLI Factory Building in HASTINGS. IntrWc virtue* and (twUhwd by Its rcmarkabla cure* So mild aa to be mfo am! beneficial to children, am! yet to acarrhlng a. to eflsctcaUy purge out dm great cor­ ruptions oftha Uood, neb aatha rerofulcu. for year* soon yi«ld to tUi po wi rfuf aa Udou, and diaappear. Bence lu wonderful cure* maaFS which are pubLc’y known, rf Scrofttla, and all Kroftdom dlaeaae* Ulcers, Eruption* and erontiv* di>■ orders at tha akin. Tumors, Blotches, Ins, Tetter, Halt Bbeiim. Heald and internal UU ceraUtma of Uio Vteru* Htoinacb, and Liver. It also cures other com­ plaint* la which it would not seem eaprel- I'txqdc evening frtxn a distance. < au set their work done snd carry It back with them. Wool sent by axpnM will be pioinptly attended In. Bend mousy with tbc uol and snve “Itetum Char- Price 121-2 tali per Paid if Oiled, or 16 cents if I Oil it. WELCOME HIBBLK. TcSz 7.17.f.'Jr «*{»? wL'e., H—rta Klugworm. 0/1 IfE^L ESTATE, POSpyJaX. First Mortgages, k.*4 «rtll*s i< .1 Iks WCRTHI GTOH BUSINESS COLLEGE. MOST EXTRAORDINARY Tennsot Advertising are OflVrvtl for Newapapwn Id the Hate of MICHIGAN! •tiength In tlie Spring. By renewing the •pjwtitc and vigor of the dfgcitlso organ* It dlmkaics the depression and llrtloaa lan­ guor of the season. Evon where no disorder *P5»-*rs. people foci better, and live kingev, for cleansing the blood- The system move i on with renewed vigor anil a new lease of Ufc. • In Sit in x nf SHOO or More. Or.I.C-AYERlCO, lowll, Min., CBIIPTOIPS 1MPEBIAL SOAP Wfff & fl JL3il00i Ln Aieili strszwstf i jjirCTWu-x mU »•»! 4se •• ».i.t m->u*«« ,»•••■■, will Quatipie P ctare IS THE BF8T. *••4 far list st raaan a»4 arkel.la af rslss. A4- tattiaial. ^IORTGA<^K ta P. BmO 1 Ct ilratau Unit X._ 41 PARK HOW, NKM* VUUK. ONLY 45 DOLLARS! wherein the inf.trncc was not a true one, and what explanation ran be riven ot hie artion at tbc late convention that does not likcwim* demand just such inference. ■ Ho may rail hi* plain stateeient* "garb1—> .__ ,r________ _n "__ . । talk of determined op|s>ucnla a ‘Tree and caay con venation," but the fact remain* fAWt Mill, that what Mr. Ruasel! frileil lo __dit al the Chicago Convention, because he waa in the minority, bo thought he cnnM do at Jaekaon, beranac, a* he said, the ranvention was largely made up of third{■artr men and women But to prevent further noxl of muapprehrnsfon, will Mr. John Ruwll answer the following queatku-: First—Ifoe* he drain: th* pamnge of a Prohibitory law, if it ran lie securwl with­ out the suisvmiof the third party? Becsmd—Will he Work in tin.- commit­ tee apfsnnted at Jsckaou. of which he ia chairman, for the thnrongh oqrauizatHMi of the temperance people of the titatc. in pledging them to support only l*rohibilioo randidalea at the coming elections, with­ out nvgird to the aucces* of the Prohibi­ tion party I Third—l>ora he believe that the spirit of the Jackson Convention e*n be fulfilled by any other mean* than the orptnisition j •nd auccem of the Prohibition party ? .Allow mo io say that I wntc not be­ came of personal feeling toward Mr. Ru*•ell. bat because I tmdeniland him tn lie tbo ndrocato of Views antagonistic to the jiurjKw of lhe Jackson Ccinreotuin and the desires of the majority of the temper­ ance people uf Ac State,' ami no quratis.n lhe probahilitira of the isimmiUia' doing the work intended u be done by them in in ibair appointment. We want a prohibitory law, we want trmperanix- principles Ui prevail, and we want this in okji humlli trag it can be .question ia, will thia be secured if the management is left tu men who openly op­ pose ns. of who will work to *ccure parti­ san ends and measure, first? l’erba|« Mr. ItuwcJ! will think this also a “queer letter," but some people think him a “queer man." Wilt he rise and ri| Jain? EDWARD A. KTONE. llttuitiALE, August 13, 1875. iixti i&triua taratf is aswasHriS. ■sru: MWtilrw udFlis, **4 4.M<1U4 ** f-lt-s.. •Il: Balsa ths lUfUl I',i •( *»nh-Mrt«unse(fe>sf Asalsn N« amass In Tawubla X«.Ur«il:sarti»l kaaas Ns. >• rb.leat Is Ik. »u>U-Inson.o' arisss- |H> Wass, »o4 sasulala* Mtr («•) urea rf li wlw. MMstlae Is tk« t>«li«4 ■Ulsaasn ™t CwHir is AasHsw-susUsnlalv —*Usa- Teas! Teas! LAWSON S CURATIVE For What? The New Improved Back-Food FLOraCK SEWING MACHINE jwat ■sr.sri* j.'.t.'jL’.n.i: sjLrxSrrSilrfi.’ac! HEURAL6IA.SCIATICA, reliefs riEuvKiiEn <w uoaid of cabs at spBiscnnD. onia r-‘sr".'gsS« TfeiL’m... RHEUMATISM Shipping Bciglrg S Horae i*owM, $2.du; 4] Horae isisir, ii'». jS* teuktu' ianuiacturi- and furulab at low prices. Pulley*, Mtiafllnx Cuuul£n ud alao funilsh B.dllug. Uin Hm* A.‘ ‘ er information will be cbeerftilly tlv.-n by addreadng the musteccarm LI'S. .TAMES LEFFEL&CO. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. "*w»B LADSON CHER CLu v al.ANC WtD nt an aao count ' .THE BEST PRAIRIELANDS .^sxiiiKagTt Aeklar **4 Hsrso- N. tWssitai Ikto <uu. kwl ikai rrWsrtsk 1> IOWA AND NEBRASKA. TILE MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGA N , TteBirtHM * Mniem Rirsr E. e Co f» r«t laare* CrWHalC Mr seat, lalarval. 1 E.B. FOOTE, ... aann: .oor.-.r kaaarau 4.IUaalltM'i Ursa raws Irw Ua 4sU •! aaM 111 Ltliutti ire i’oum- tn Independent Fhj: T. PHILLIPS. CHRONIC DISEASE, J. Cole & Son. TCTgrssSl.'Swti'.’is.rtr.vi < itr «t Uanise* la »14 Cnat, af hmj. •» Iks e swjtL-zS'.'ELSM'i'VJs: *a U'la.a, u-,11 AU >k*i»lsaa a, sareak »r Isa4 Irlar*s4 Salar xl.sia l> Tas. at UaatMw* ••• DR. C. JL SMITH'S Afpdjcnl Infirmary MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME T-A.BILE. Taking Effect May 23d. 1876. For lie ait o( ill tratf Printc taaz GROCERS W ir sue al lie M Unit Eale HUD iwra SfflSO CniHlim a Medical Practice Jftunerotia Patient* in Europe, the We*t Indif* the Dominion of Canada, and in every Bt*to ft the Union.’ 1 l^r* Waw Jaflm & Saiiuv. .jrsuTwEZj ADVICE CIVEN BY MAIL FREE OF CHARCE. 1 UILHAI. , e«s,. FOUNT L!X1 BXnrXKX MICHIGAN AND TDK SOUTH. VITES UIE DIE 4HAIR •tetteiSJ £ 1. ':S I it j : i I MUaUI. llMk.ll'.. \ Uaaralss. ... TIlAl.SH EAST Mrottil.. Shingles, Lath, &c. - *m4 tws ** *a'h **"*"11 r'** "**' *** Sim’ AMERICAN ULTRAMARINE WORKS, <>»««. vaWlUtsa, btowa, FINE PICTURES coronation. Hu first waa at Aachen, by the tomb of Charlemagne, where lie reeeired the ailrwr crown of Germany; hu ■eeood at Milan; b*e third at Rome, where the pope conferred on him the gulden crown of the empire. But the iron crown was the tnoet venerable of all. For 1,300 yeara lhe iron erowa h» hfld the foremost place among the diadenu of Europe, for it was formed by the skillful hands of Ro­ man goldsmith* in the auth century, and •ent by I*ope Gregory the Great the Goth ic Queen Tbetxlolinda. when she had freed L.mbardy from the Arian hcreay. Its ACBl<miA»mFERA!im raiWttium*ji<3!ri . u m ... ip- 1 At Granger Prices. Hera !an Crttl r Ftr H. Iilnc WING GALLERY rsi; * FIHE««AIH tlOWIHIEIIOO. JOHN O. BLACK, Proprietor. B. F. CHIDESTFR, 31 if Lung and angry liavc been the Uitlra fought by antiquaries ou thia point. Thom who deny it* authenticity, beaded by Mu retort, certainly bring weighty arguments to lhe support of their view: bnt the Iradithm ha. survived all tbrir hmnsed Mio., KsBmi champion* have fought, pen in hand, in it* defame, and still in the hnguap' of the people the crown of Moura is called il Mera al-Zu. “the holy nail." It graced the imperial front of Charfamagne. Agent and Operator. LOOK OUT FOR DANCING SCHOOL. INOOSTIilAL EXHIBITION CO. IIAHI (Anil DIVICIOH. MBS. B. L UNDEBHILL BARGAINS. , fiWB CLOCKS fr^i •» dollar ud , Mreaty-lre ceau, ami wpwarda. 1 “1 PREMIUM BOND iev icaiimtmE ethhi m KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO • Pure . Now Watchea from eight to ten did Sam Gloss stabcb, T. KINGSFORD &SCN, OSWEGO CORN STARR, Perpetual World'* Fair, QHAXU TKUVK HAUsWly." May i*t, uni. 1 i r Hi <1 ... »MU. ;; o .. Jam* JI � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-09-01.pdf 9cced22fd30928a7660472b5006198dc PDF Text Text i-a. R^pilaucut Geo. M. Dewey, gprriin and runLint HASTINGS^ BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1875. of the duly M* the auUmn of the The Studebaker 5Vagon! wm. e. mm a in. WHOLE NO. 1005. tad Statew to mpioft amt Htnm fogi K live aievaa " Tbe wta . yam tt, ney-r wm 55, not ■ Denmcrae eudag in Ito favor. July 15, 4861. Mr. Bewhiuiu Wand offend in the Hotta a rmolnlMa rnmmmewdiug the aetanl Staten te cobvwm their Lrpbfoturr. for the purpum uf ap­ pointing delegate. !o a general convention to devim- tui-saurea ..f pence. Altlumgli (hb prnpoabion Waa offend a few day. after the Federal army had been defeated U Bull Ran. it received tbe enlbe Demo­ cratic rote with Ike exception oT one. who ruled with tbe 93 HqaiUicnna againat Twenty years ago the Smallest. Today the Largest Wagon Works in the World Rtnpafsr Artveriiiiii Mali, Because the Studebaker has 1 ways been the Best. cd iicctwiary “to aaauage all grievaacca," a»id (’naimoum to meet at Lounviiie on tbe Drat Monday in September, mid in enojunctioo with a euanmUlm of one from mrb State. appointed by the Huuac, run the Shi Spok< Sample Their Skeins are all set with their Patent Skein Setter which shapes tbe Axle arm'to the Skein far more accurately than can possibly lie done by■ hand.— Bl vw c, z, il. c mZ 4 — — -I . B । a » twenty three, and they twrlre. While I ha majority >f the Hrprveeutarite., fnen lli.ir greater |>>|ailati>m, kurr almtyt brra fnm Ikr Xurtii, jet wc Lave geaerally aevnrvd the Speaker, I'-ai'- kr <i great extent, ehapna and eMilrol. the Leeulatiou uf the country. Nor hate we lied Ina control iu every other Departm.ut of the General tiotcrnuiaut. Attonwy licuerab we hate had fourtaeu, while the North hate bad but fire Foreign Minbtera, we have Ind eighty «x aud they but 6By four. ' H’X»7r rArrryvertAt fAe f-eicarM trkirh demand* di/damatie afenlt abn*ul it dnirly frvnjia- /7r» Si-aet, from their runs lighter than any other" and the Skeins never work loose, cut or break. lu the com tuuu cuuucil, lecusimrading the withdrawal of the cily from tbe State He favored a "fine city" aa he termed if, and hb acheinc met with approval from many Iftdiug Democrats. Ahmet the euue lime, (January 16.) aa rd iu tbe Bourn, appruting of, ami legal ■ring tbe acta uf Freaidcul Lincoln, in calling out the mililia ' and alien{theoiug ■be army aud navy. Ont of 74 Votaa>a ite favor only three were Deroocrola. The 19 voting againat it Were Dcanocrala. enemy to become a friend, but the of the change mint priced. the ImIwI it ha. actually taken place. ' Toe rule hold. good wit'i partia cd. 'equality of Stair*.' and in my opiulun. er try Blare State will, in a abort period of lime, be found united in one cuuledcracy • • • • What pom lion for New Jer­ sey will l<at accord with her interval*, honor, aud the patriotic iualinrt* of tier pro|da T I aby emphatically aha ahould gv •M5E Angutl 2, tMii On a bill to Kite and appellate tbe fwoperty of ihoM is rebdliun againat the I uited Slate., and for the Bum effective mrppnauoB of the Bel-lliuo, the rule etuud jn* 61, nayn 48, only two iK-twomta ruling in ila faror. Auguat 5, 1SG1. Mr. Calvert offered a ru. ■luti.iu fur the app.<iutmcnl of a com­ mittee uf nine tn lOuaider and report upoo «P3r-.U<» । form.’ »' |ajw«*r, the pcmif mti.l he etihlllttled, that a r4i.nl cbange lie. taken Hat* iu ite tenlinuuta and ptiuciplea, ite leechrnya and paiqura. The prtiuf mnat lie atrong. so IX-aioctalic encuuragtrnei.l hating made■■ F the rebellion pttaaible, what waa ite jajicy on z dating the war? Did it etidcarur to undo tlie great wrong which it hail committed, d •Lby promptly rtspoediog to the call* made OOU.UUU in bond*. The tutawaa, in Davor upon tbe lotriotnin uf the nation ? At a of tbe mcmure, 93, aga.net it CO, only ail D.-uiocrala toted in iu taror. ’. February 25, DM12. The inw article of war. prohibiting miUtary oc natal vfli an from employing any of tbair foraee to cafSure or return into alavery any IMtire from aetvicu or lalior, j«ed iha.rimme Yeu'Jo, naya 51, only ouc Dcnxxrat rul­ ing in ila taror. April 11, 18&f. A bill for tU aboUiou a I|n,etiou of aneli vital im|>>rtauce to the future welfare uf the Republic, the peu pic lannot afford to run any riak«. The pretestalien of the Gowmaienl ha. oat llifiu too much to try any political expertmenta in the management uf’ta afiair* The people know what the llrfsilJieau ■ party haa done, and h doing, end will do' GREBLE & RUSSELL. EXTRAORD.NARY JOHN STANLEY AT THE Hastings Drug Store ANNOUNCEMENT pRAWLEY & GRACE TOJJAUCO, Snisl aai Maiical DENTIST DENTIST luilil!: Can Democttacy gi» e aueh guarantee ' Haa it abandutud llie fatal doctrine of State Right, aa preached hr Calhoun, fought for by tbe Southern Confederacy Al an earlier dale. Nov. 21), I !»6<», At­ torney General Black had given hb opin­ ion Iu lire aamu effect. Awordhig to bi» view the gurcrumeiit could act only uu tbe d*'fenaite. Il cuuld repel an attack, but it had no e metituliotul right U> aaaert ila authority <>r protect ilacif by anyuffeinive uieaaum. Iu hb own language . “The Vn'uMi tuurt utterly periab at the numeut when (‘uogtea. .hall arm i.nc |>art uf live pe»|>le againat another for any j-uqcv.- be- change ha. taken place, then thia iaaue b ■iuiple one of admlnutntion, turning upoC the relathe character of men, and not u[-4i the prineiplaa whieh they bold. Tbe rr»nlt, whatever it might be, would m> lunger l< experimental, for tbe peo|Je would fael awured that a change of ad luini.tnition would not imprril the peace and unity of the nation. ftbuol Klank B-A., Toy »«d tlrft Boot* ■!"» mrythinr in this Itar ,tu Kiclijai. from the Cuiumittea on Military Affaire in the llouae lit llrprvaculathn, February 18, 1 H«il. it i« aboam that h> tbe spring of 186U th. following tranafm of muaketa weft made from the N|wibgtbld aivuory. ■ n.l the Wat.il.iwn and W.twrvlcil uvu • jJc»M (NJ and GRASGEH BEADQUIKTKKS Sweet's H°Tel: SintaCht^ Oysters f-SSffi iUJOM, 9X50 FKff DAY- ever IrrongU to Hnrtfag.- Cafl Mxl ex­ amine for youi^eir and you will 6nd our HIS OFFICE UNDERTAKING Mock conpMe. Remember the * J. P. ROBERTS. NOTICE SUBSCRIBE FOR CRAWLEY A GRACE. STEBBINS BROS. preUetuion, tne newmiiy which eiiar. lor our immrdbte withdrawal from aaauebtiou With tbe Northern Staten b that thir boolib abolition have the coalrvi of the MONUMENTS HKADSTONEH. • TABLE TOPS B MANTLES, ‘ SHELVES. ETC. In November, 18CU, Mr. Lawrcncu M. Keitt dJirerrd . apch in OurimUw, S. C He mid, in aiovrr tn a» amertion that any ta withdraw from the Unfou If Northern Democracy had botm free from iU influent*, thia would hate Uen the earn, but it retained the old puiaoa in iU l«c- It baa never barn* In* from it, and to-day, united with tbe Bourbon Democracy uf the South, it u under the control of Calbotnwm, nod Ibbte. if co irurted with power, to again phmge the counter r-vme elicliX into leal b£ rtcuotigreater ita uftteit, hithart.. en 0 MM. there tfo A’urllk, an cxerciae uf power with proper regard fur the righta uf the Stake aad the per­ petuity Ul free gutertimeat. Tbe vote .loud, yarn 7H, nays 52, only taw Demucraia rating iu ite fetor. . . Jan. 2H, 1863. Mr. Ifovb mlrodncnd a provbe to be added U> a pawdiaf Hl]: �JUSTICE TO THE en ; to watch over the execution of all irs, proclamation* and military order* of nanrinatiun, and to establish neeensary guMkea fur their protection, was paaaI by the House by a rote of 77 yeas, to ‘i&VIBIb’ Mr. &^ncTklfr^I‘‘the military Cotnmitoe reported a troolution for the revocation of tbe Military order which rtvplrcd all colored persona leaving Washington to procure pasMe. The vote stood, yeas 72, nays 24, only 4 Democrats voting far it Thus the rce«ird might be continued with the votes «*> other measures of equal importance The public acta to which rwfervnee has been made, end the votes thereon, are but Supplementary Enrollment bill providing foe the enrolliut-nt of colored pemoua jiarced the Ham. Tbe rote stood. 84 yean, to 71 nays. Not a Democrat v.tod m ita favor. It u a noticeable foet, that at the very time when negroe* were being employed by the rebel army, and their enrollment portioned by confederate legislation, the Democrats of the North were united in opposition to such a policy on tbe part of J invastad iu U. 8. Honda fur deposit ou rculalion Tbe rota Mood 7U year to 60 ays, tally two Democrats voting in ita tvor. April 30, 1864. A bill increasing Scl­ avs pay, and giving bounty to colored tag .in ite foror. full sympathy ami support uf the. Presi­ dent. This was particularly insinuated with reference to the whisky fraud* Foe ■ mure than a mouth, however, while these charges were going the rounds of the oj>position prow, there had been lying on file in the Treasury Dspartmeut an indorse­ ment intended fur Secretary Bristow's notice, which sevompanied slwtcii uf pub­ lic nistors. wcll-mesut and ilLuIaant, on Au Arbor waa 3I8.IS3 ponds. The total flat to Britain of the Abys­ tliaa snbjret, and aha* said ; “Let Ito guilty I sinian war was £8,959,00(1. The consmnptiou of uak timber' iu specially vigilant, or instruct those eugag One uf the plu-aomrna uf New York France has doubled in tbe last fifty years. cd in the proeecutioa iff fraud Io be, just IKIW is the abundance- and chespucwi ■ The new Uniou depot) at Worvaater, against all who inaintutu that they bare of fruit, i'eacha are a puaitivo-dntg in high influence to protect theta. ' No per the market. They are arriving by the hundred care each day, .the supply Xeing very far beyond the power of tic people way of performing public duty." The U> cvtiaume. Mure peaches are carted off spoiled each day than are sold; and the “U. 8. Grant" which was ap|>endi-<i to supply docs not diminish, but ia rather ou these words aignifieJ to Socretary Bristow the increase. From Jevwy, Peunsylrania. at least that be had the ihoroogVguirig Delaware, and Maryland the luscious fruit cumes pouring in in endlaw. neter failing Steles in the must «sCTp.-tk efforts hr Mreama. and the people revel in it. There are su many tluuuanda of bushels could make to putriah the guilty and to ■cm.- tbe public. Ami he is acting to-day arriving dailf inure than ere rwiuired, that it acaa a pity that some of th«m could ujK.li that asennuiee. Il would be well nut be taken further North, wliar^the peo­ if public opinion euuld give him tlx like ple would ba glad to get them at any unswerving support , and if the Republi­ price. And as U ia with peaches, so it u have been discovered in the mountains of can party at least would Bsum the watch­ Wtth melons, and in fact, cvevything good Kern county, California. to cat. The city ia filled with fruits and word throughout the land, "No peraoeta) tvgctabUs, at very low prices. CotweWayne county, N. Y., farmerv expect conasderatiou ahould stand in the way of performing public duty." All Democrats against New England Manufacluree sociaium of Lumbermen will be held io J no. 6, 1864. A bill for the pun uh- Chicago, ou the 14th of September. Tbe hard times In New England hare meat of guerrillas, passed the Haute. I In Germany the him of young men in not seriously affected Manchester or Nash­ **."*£* 37, only two Deaxxnto voting the war has been so great that there are at present nearly a million more women than ua. two of the largest towns in New Hamp­ shire. In the former town the Ainuaktag June 13,1864 The Huurc passed the Company arc ependinp t55,WW in divert- We only -riant to sell just a JSC VIV D RED Bnggiee this year. If the Excitemeat runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of CUSTO/HClfS HCff buy. We dare not tell the public, we are making l>. tt>.r wor^ ever before, for fear they-will conic too thick and E>t. w, terribly excited when we have too many nak-r. U )1 :,ow «• tave ome down TratJ-filt MSI ■ Kt Btm ln»E\ little because you may all come at once und Fru/ir-.tL- rr Aotnurt so that we ennnot do anythiue. We had Mime talk with it man foontfOIifomia aUu ►.■ndin, him Tlilriy- ve TopCurringer, and that altnos ; unts u» (. business beside.*' tbe thia department will make a far better .bow than lam year, and we think we do CUTTER GIFT, which will be given away to our Ctuttonicnt about the ajjdi. of Speed Premiums— of September next, has attendeney to make more trade than we ABSTRACT OF PTEMIUM UST « Rut no; you said you would I.,,., them into subjection. That is not done yet, and God Almighty grant that it may nev.r may be. 1 hope that yon will never «ul» jugate the South." The rote stood, yraa 84, nays 58, only one Democrat voting in iu favor. The resolution requiring a twothirds vote, it was l«t. Mr. Schenck then offered a resolution of eensurr, the vote on thia standing yeas 38, nays 20, seventaao Democrats voting in favor of it, and twenty one refusing l» vote. April 16, 1864. A bill passed the House prvrsating Sutra from taxing the raro'ld of Katin*.*! at . kl.k ymaai&st than in the of President John Quirxy Adams, when A Horn on Broadway they dowlared that if hi. sdminirtratiuo that, three yaant ago, Would command were u pure ts tbe angels it moat and •12,000 pwe annum, and be sought fur at ahould lx overthrows. The Bujstity of lltat, can MW be had foe »G.0lW. and the owure thinks himtolf or heroelf. » Un­ case may be, very lucky Io get that — spirit. Whether they do or do sp- There are thousands of steres in the city prove lha whole of Ilia official course, they empty, ami holding, up rente is simply im will give the President credit for bb manifret rndeavm to secure official integrity in And the same la Iran of dwelling*. In the various departments of the Govern­ Bnsaklyn there are six thousand dwelling! ment and to ferret out and punish fraud. empty^ and how many thousand in New A eharacteriatie iUtutraliuti as given ia te­ York cannot be computed. cent dispatches. The true evndifiun of The effect of this upon the retired ths Uhingu Custom Housv has exdted a daaaea who hare bscn, and still dreire to good deal of discussion, gvvd architeeta live upon their accumulations, ia fearful. and men of accredited judgnsont bring ar­ Madam Blank, we will say, has a husband rayed on both sides To scllls the mat­ who made his million, invented it in real ter. therefore, the President determined to appoint a commuswn of the highest char­ acter, and, in older that it might be free we will my, <70,000 per annum, which, as from even all suspicion of tdflcial bias, the it was all in Broadway steres and tal'lgible tkipcrviaing Architect was kept tn igno- dwellings, could not be lessened or di­ bis iutentioa, >until tbe namm minished. Madam, her daughters, and were actually announced. What more her sons all got a fixed habit of living at sffcrtual measure could hare been taken the rate of 170,000 per year. Sic liad to severe tba just abpeadtiun of this im­ carriages and jewels and dresses as her portant matter with leforrnoe to tbe pub­ proportion of that sum, and Maria, Jane, lic interests, tbe interests of Chicago aud Atnbeile, Tom, Alexis, and Ulysses hare the rights of all private parties concerned? always had their expenditure pitched to We have called this a characteristic tn- the saiue key. Now imagine the agony alance of the •‘resident's forodght and of these seven people when tbq head of justice. Another is to be found in his die family aanoquees llgst fwita have so efforts to bring about a thorough invoti gone down that expenditure must be cut gallon and equitable settlement of I Ito In­ down a half—that sueh a carriage must be dian question, so far ss.lt was involved in given up—that such ami Aijch servanta tbe Red Cloud Agency dlajiute. The must lx> dismfawed. and that pocket ud CummimM finally select.*! is confoMedly pin mjney must be reduced. Madam groans, die girls pout and "wonder, and the to secure a body cumposing a still higher ' young gsotlemeu swear great oatl>s. But average of national reputation will never,1 they hare to come down, all the same, for probably. be fully known. Gov. Bulhxk and Senator Morrill openly dt-idined. and The it i» understood that Prof. S.-vlye and nth- ou* rloasiw is something peculiar era ufi-qually high standing privately re- . spruce young man who waa wont U> buy his clothes at the fmhiotteble eetabliahmente un U read way, at a oiM of fl!25 to •21HI a suit, is perfectly willing to slide inrcstigalh.il that nhoutel lee i-ffectna). around into the Bowery and get tlx same whether it <yit dtroagh th t Interior De- thing for SCO,. True, be says he gets them on Broadway all the same, but oc[nrtBK-Bt, lliu luduii < u|nF>|i"i',iirndiip< or i-aaionalh two of meet in a cheap what pot. If the (’uiatui-si-ti MU in any shop, and lh« eat gHa out uf the bag respect it will not be the fault of Prc*i- Madam ixi the avenue is seen in Bowery •hops, and Sixth arentn- b gettin- to be good enough to trade in, liarticurirly aa I goods storage about thirty per cent, lesa than on Broadway. Secretary Bristow and 1‘uatmsstrr General Tlx rousumption of liquon at thedube Jew ill, began their reform tn. irinnents, it haa largely decreased, particularly of fine was clurged that (Ik-v did nut hare the HtiUi-rs. The swell who once pndrd 1 im wpIriTwlrah wm avuteW^y tix-Vte-mx.- ^TXgT \ April G, 1864. A vqte era. taken iu lha Horue Ou a section of the currency bill, autboriring the issue to. National Banks of small notes. The vote stood, yeas "fl, nays 54. only four Dctuocrata voting ia ita &vor. ’ April 9, 1864. A resolution vu introdntwd iu Ute House by Mr. Colfax, drolariag Alexander Long unworthy to be a member, said Long having favored upon tbe floor, the recognition of Ute independ­ ence of tbe Southern C.mfederney. Tbe vote on thia stood, yeas 80, nays 70. only one Democrat voting-in ita favor On the same day Mr. Washbum offered a reaoln- Tha position of New York on the curmay question in geaurous, to nay the least, fur them is no rity in thia country that few aMitttu.^ith hard timaa, or that Richard Ijesser, of Carlton, " March 21, 1864. Pending the Army appropriation biB the proviso was offered : ‘•Thu no part of Uta money liereia appro­ priated shall be applied or used for the parpoee of raising, arenio" equipping or. paytoj; negro soldiers." This was favored by 18 Democrats, ut> posed by 8 Democrata, and 74 Bepabli- proving the deep rooted Democratic sym­ pathy for tbe Confederate reuse, and the organised opposition, of tbe party to me** ora ahniutely esMtial to the surevreftil prosecution of the war. Can any impar tial mind in the review of tbe Tote* pre­ sented, be brought to believe that a Dem­ ocratic majority in Congrrae would have ever secured the nrewerration of die Union. To the strong Republican mgjoritiot. reprreetrting the national will, and lha determinabon of the loyal people to maintain without compromise or dishonor the unity and integrity of the Republic, we owe the exietener of the Government This much st least, the impartial historian will accord to the Republican party, and ite patriotic record when the political history of the Rebellion is truthfully written . From tbe record presented three conclu­ sions may be fairly drawn. 1. The encouragement which tbe Dem­ ocratic party gave the aecesaion evuspira tors before the war, last none of iu frere during ita prosecution. 2. The altitude of the Democratic party if not openly boaiile to the Union cause was far from friendly with it 3. If tbe policy of the Democratic party, as foreshadowed by ita voire in Congrtae, had prevailed, the Southern Confederacy would be to-day an establialied fact. Would the raeturalion of such a party to power jbe randucivo to the iuterret of the nation t Would not the future peace and proaperity of the Republic be endau gered by Democratic ascendency ? Would not the organiicd opposition to the enact menl of then- measures which are now the l*w* of the land, find expression in a fiuhtre u> execute or administer them ? In a word, would not the muoruttuu of the Democratic party to the control uf the Ne­ lson, be the restoration iff that noliticni lower which encouraged the South tu se­ cede, aud.disiouragcd by vote and example the efforts of a loyal people to suppress the PRESIDENT. wan th« Jydkvgauu last July, that gut the Cutter. W'e »ui let him draw this year. "He ia too luAy." 'W&rain^ tbe people not to come all' at ouce. we are » foe iu all Haateni markets, which rowditsou orMfcsI. tergUy owing to jtefiento.es. couragcnimt by tbe Rtoto and .Uownty Agricultural Socsrtitw. - ( The 8|<cd Department, though offering a large amount in prvtuiuiaa, yet ispta the society haa tluui any uber dqarUnetit of Use Fair; in fact, it is a source of tone profit to tbe society annually, and enables tt to psy double tbe premiums in other de[Wrtmenta it wuald utherwnx be enabled to do. 1-jms.Mteijnu^by How. C. W. Green, of F.nmwgten, tbs Truly Yours. . j. L. REED <k CO. NOW IS YUOR TIME I Gent’s' Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Dry GoB3s of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities no* quite Btari-ing the sutire era of proaparity of Michigan, haa rendered thia an uual gathering uf the producers and nun ufseturera, a fixed institution of which lha people of Michigan, except a small class uf one idea fuHda, are proud, and which rank. toriaf secund to mm in the United iwrmupNu Trunks, Traveling Bags, Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest departmente of production—some to vege­ tables, some tu rereab. s»rx to dairying, ■nm w raldc, others to hone, others u. sheep snd swiwe,—but sll And in ths great annual gatherings, under the suspires of the Stele Hociety, dc|«rtmeiita devoted to their busiitosa interest aud specialties so with all branebas of mechanic* and fine an*.—Shd by couapariron cumea improve- Come and see for Yourself nm V S- GOODYEAR & CO. i^Aauwgs, Cept., uth 1Bi4. peoplc were inexpericncwd. Thia'year the Fair has the advantage of last year's ex ptsiesKW, and the rast improvement in en­ tertainment which experience riven to any people. All the defects whi.li were disrorered in the arrangements uf tlx numer m> and capacious exhibition buildings are thia year remodied; there has been many improvements for caring for stock, especial­ ly aheap, and the means of iarrow and egrets are increased ; all goods, wares, suxk end merchandise gu direct to the Fair Ground, if directed as they should be, to the State Fair Depot, Hast Saginaw, the F. A I*. M. taking care from111 lb, roads centering at Saginaw, Ths grand MU In* a (read total »t VA.741 stands are much increased in capacity and cuuvcuicncv, and capable of seating five Thia is mere by some hundreds of dol­ thousand people comfortably, while the lars than was ever before offered by the Driving Track u aa good as a track can be State Society in tbe five grand divwiuna, aud exaoeds the total of the premium list for any of tbe first twenty yean of the existence of tbs society. It sptak. the We have already recorded the fort that ou Tlinreday, tbe lirot shipment of pmdx, to Liverpool from Philadelphia ia to b« made by the rtauxi.ip -Ohio." Tu keep the fruit in tncrehantehte order, it is pro P-*d to operate by means of fans, forring air over tbe ice with such rapidity that the temperature is quickly reduced to 38* or 35-. No outaade sir b admitted, and the IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED C<»mpari«on Invited and Competition Defied iu Teas, Coffees JOECIXT and Spices STAIVLEY'H. AU Fade of Tea*, tbe very be,t in the Market. fresh every ing no current* -f air of diflvewrt temper atunn, there ia not onr one-third the roc •reek from tbe, Importer. H. 8. 8I.KEPER * CO., of Hoetem. ut lumption of ire that attend, any other for ule .1 price, winch de <e .urrMalul competition pewena. Tltc gsaaea emitted from the GIVE ME A CALL. . of aay wiuxwa on account of color" was adopted, yesa 118, nays 48, not a Demoent voting in iu fovtir. Juy 2, 1M4. Om of tbe mret impor*-» military biOs of the war p—«l th. Ho. It psvvidod for the raiaihg of ad- building purposes, while tbe new gingham mill, erected last year, will soon be reedy for occupation, and will employ nearly M>0 hands. Tbe Stark Milb are cliaugiug over their spinning finmro at ron«idsr«blc mat, and erecting building* alongside tbe canal, while the Manchcatcr corporation is enlarging one of its mills, and making im­ provements generally. Nashua also bean1 a healthy look CnaitHaliy, and great hopsai arc entertained of • foir Iraaimaa for theI winter. The Nashua Lock Company ia, 1 Indian Head Milla intend to nut right •long; the Naahna Msuufacturiog Compony, which employs 1,100 hand*, has am. jdc work for the winter, and no pn»]«ct of either reducing wages or help: the shoe factory report* the sense thing, while western railway company, for Ute year end­ ing May 31, 1873, shows the rompany to have operated I.IHH) miles of road, B—iring 112,787,726.51 x gross tmrning*. Tlie net rMuings are given as fl 1.366.11”,54, Ute upcrnMg exp««e being 59.47 uiaicvd on a Saturday night, and it is calculated that the tmnsflir will all be made before Monday morning The efi riency of lha acre ire ia the city will be greaUy tnerreaad. The old puat-ofire was fumsriy a church, altered fur the purpose, and a more dingy, inconvenient labor making pbtre eotfM not bo conorired. Now, every presiblc facility C>r quick, thorough, and effective work will be had, and the pret-tnaater and his employ ace will the city will, brihn the electimi, isatta sa appaa! to the citiseus of Ohio, to kill inis: Unnouw-J. P. Allison. thm by Utuir votes, that Ute country may get iuto a arttled financial eottditwn as1 O.RHSS£?'AMX^I“Pl,m“Bt*~U’ Loa re ptteible Wm. AUeu. maniac » Superintend ente the Slate of New York, wild be 1-K ChildkJ. G. Ram.___ 300.000 majority. The feeing uf tbe Superintendent Mnaic HaB—C. L. Destocracy against him » intense. Whknev. Hnperiatendenu Manufacturing Hall— N. L. Avery, i. P. A. Burringtoo ktads ssperially of tba market garden, have been mcruaaed evn tn larger proper­ lion than upon stock, ’affording a strong incentive for agriculturaiUu to take to the fair liberally of thia elaaa. The presuiutus iu Canadx upon moat artiiles tn three last classes do not equal ours, yrt their exhibi­ tion bare always put to shame Ute enter prise of tbe farmers of Michigan. Oak tend County alono, ia cereals and vents good an exhibit as can be seen at the Canada Fairs; yet lbs whois State of Michigan ha. a. yet firiW to du whrt Oakland Country ia capable of doing On red and white wlxal ...d bsrtey the Httdingn, Nov. 10th, 1874. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. •John Stanley. REMINGTON! fbs kcMtita-rox Hatw mo M acxxxi bawapnntg rapidly Into favor a, p.. semiU( the be.t combixatiox of good qualltlws.l namely: Light rutinln< I RnuxaroM No. 1 Ms China fur family use. la the tMrd rur qf Ms » fstenee. has met wttb a I tun re rapid incrrwsv V wi/ae tArn u'.j, �SUBSCRIBE for the REPUBLICAN BANNER, Only SI. AO A �■ Mr. Marble PORTABLE BWG’Wg 1 h lr CARDING. ADKIXLrrRATOR't WALK. a la Ibe ■altoreef Ua eWaaead laarl. Paneaa prepared to Th# want •* aamaH portable Engine an l Boiler. ao otmaUurMa. t. a . .... —« — t ..r-V nue baa I...... I— ... , .. . ' SHORT NOTICE. At th<( Old Factory Building in Miele, nabl. Mlle lai lalereel af lit Mid daMaeed at. la kadi., u,. , .. ,,1 kei.e la HASTINGS. ike aaaalx at BarryJa ike Male adlHeMaoa. Pcnple craning frotn a dletanoa, can isn.ifiJsHMftis> r; 3 grt lh-lr work dune and carry ft bark I* eaartar < ■> -f mellra Iwaaiy-eae Oil la leea with them. Wool arat by expraaa will bo ravnipCy atfo-uded fo. Head money with the Wool and agro "Return Char- Price 12 I S Ceils per PniD if OiUd, or 15 cents If I OU It. ! ESTATE, Oft First Mortgages, In Sum a of $500 or Al ore. WRIUHT & HILSROOK, Lw Ateals. ilMi^jiiwmb. wa. xiiiui /hb'bbbt ’ PRAIRIELANDS Oiistipls P ctnre Healer. < agree edmkrtla eerlM m Multi i’ifiji Biter b. h. a Utile Early Herren, by T. CM; a bold erig ■al eoareptlua of WaahlaglMi Taking Cue m*ad (M Cambridge): aad ten epiriled d. meelk faaelee af Ffiilanaa and The ttkMddt Miial. Mr. TbaeaM 0000000101010001000001530000 IOWA AND NEMASKA. a i. ir~. e - ..Lu. , LAWSOii S CURATIVF lEUMLCiA.^CIATIM, .. ra>fc Lfe.a... RHEUMATISM Hanger*, #lao furnlah B-lllng. Gum llim-. AFarther Informal)-»n will la- cheerfully given byad lrredog th.- nu.-ialadfoui Ballar AripMuaiance «hh SaUaerUaJ. by . Henry Burford ; Waahlaglaa'r AppolalMal •ad Taktag ('annual, and emcb olber tdilarial eurk of lairrtet (laclodlag aaae Irta- JAM I-;s LRFFF.L «t CO. 4 Dera Tan CrtAL 7 Per Cal literal SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. »nn A FINE BRAIN BIOWINIIE8I0N. kekler aad Hereto. > . Oeraell are eel raaHaaea el ibtetiata. katlkal giWartok b AHIcJkiTMii <^'3 anl. tMa«4aiaaal*r aalWiam. U la eederad that Ike MOMP#*».e< aaM eaa reatoMl dalaefoata rim E. B. FOOTE J’’1 Wpjbt Jirtm & Saiiiai. i ESflSJSSitifeS W Send to the Burdett nia, fur CircuUfS.*%A raaedaai defoadaalt, Aad II it lanbar etderad. ihai eilkie lenwlan <be wiltfoiml mm a ISOtlSntUL EXIIII’.tTION CO. CHRONIC DISEASE, ealaUag la ■liieealr. aed iku eug wMwuue be •••UleW IbtMia. •-.<■ la eeah wtet. ler II■ ■ ■Uili tetetaiM. -.ribaiMaeaM eater el Ikia •e«er to be >traa-. iH> tarred ea Ur raid era-rm Ideal dafeada-..* al foarl lately dan bedere Ike Bur* A j MATCHLESS" BURDETT ORGAS MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH. e*#Ul"f 120 LuliitBl tic..', THE RAILIOAD. Organ (.'umpauy ■mi um< Diviciox. geMlete. mBT MIHMi IUIIIAPIBI ARB MUSKEION PREMIUM BOND Cuiwliii a Medical Practice hew km«H EiHimm .4. for U. atertoee of a kelldlM l> lUr ef Si Perpetual World’s Fair, G. P. Rowell * Co's. Column. ■ertpee.l aad m tail a ke.a leaUlalad la IM. $doto$lo,ooo Her Un It timed la Hu-h Trit Ilana aad MW 900 Srall.Qa,' PROFIT. $100,000 1 £:B8' w gUAM. ar 110.305. er r..oou, er Mb Ae.de. Fourth Seri# Drawing, April 5, 1875. Thr,a4>aelaa> lake ylaae tierr Three Mealka. aa-l araaioaUr krary Bead will aerUrlnle la idRIW $77E$Fffe^ A«tHnruM4uMaU ai MOISERTHAU, IKUHD MjokmS t CO. 1 ■ EKS 313; B819BASC la. g” > 5 ^696^6619216 S'__ OSWEGO ■ttmiA'aiwaw*?CBliPTMS. 1MPKHIAL SUF IB THE BrST. an&ru SILVER GLOSS STARCH, For thr Laundry. SsietBi.'srftiisSS® WORTHIKGTOH BUSINESS COLLEGE. jffiT HTRAOMHiARF Newapapera In th- Hlat# of T. KINGSFORD &SCN, ■ » TiHA*. *»’•* w. L. BAxenorL »*•«•_•« - At Granger Prices. MICHIGAN! HOME LIFE OSWEGO IN THE BIBLE. CORN STARH, GALLERY Hik■UHttaakeeawaaalalti atiauti nW a ear LOOK OUT FOR Cr «r^‘'ieT. BARGAINS. DR. C. A. SMITH'S Medical InUnnai v IMA. rm Bt »urr. “ >i. a. ». ;^n PKOBATEOKDKB. DANCING SCHOOL. ies. r. l. uiberhill • llalllr I'rer# &"■ l-barlella. twto«1,AH UwldlyrT WMfc Uk" **-• d W*. Ifoailttu -- KINGSFORD'S Pure FINE PICTURES Valaaralw, "i SS^* lilfoL fcUbat. tShy*-*1* D*ro‘'-nBw^ * »*n— IruossiHe Dita Tte ftl Application! for Aftneltt B'ttivtd- sw.mt. V j Teas! Teas! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-09-08.pdf d50f4aa0b809be5b8e28b28032827d96 PDF Text Text Tk« R,eril»LICAi| Bl Tq« f^pli -1 <ttzt -fcFTs: VOL. XX. XQ. fc9. HASTINGS, BARRY. COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1875. WHOLE NO. 1006. r«m? tn bold out until tbe j«>ple of the North di-ided Sir th* Union ot agdaat it. Th. n-rlcetion of Abraham Lincoln wa* thlieatb blow of the alar* mmladcracy. Ito •hrll wa* brokmi. and ita fnreuldaM* rreiet- For, allbungh the Chicago tdxtfurm falb betow the great nnution. and the nomine­ still k.wrt, y.H the triumph*of the Hemucratlc party uf the North will certainly *»• In an interview with Governor Bandall cure a tempirary su.penuou of lioatilitic. and an cfiict to miks pewre by an appeal in 1WM. Pnxid.nl Linndo said ■ I do not think it b prnwual rarity of tu reaum. They ronh-a* that four yearambitiou thuueb I am mm free frwm tbrwji of hkrely wac. a* a means of restoring the ■. * :.s_ I —■ t I*., I'.—I .Im* ,1... Uukm, hxa |wovcn a f.ilnre They de­ clare that the true principlro of Amcrii ru Government have been diaregirdrd and trail.pled tinder foct by the yereret exe. u- WM. £. IMMt a HinStjer AfiiBrtiriii' | nave it. WhaUnae its. puronre may ImVi I taw*, it b certainly that the cflert of its I oppritiua to the menu* ctaf-kyid t.ad-d । to pnikmg tbo war, by boi ling out tbc , bop* to tbw*iu rebcItKm tku |k*cc would be obtaiuod thrvogb the rMo^ukiuo <d th* S< ulhrni Coaf.-d. n». y. When lb* Southern Sum* amclcl. hey did an wil'i the dctcrmlnatio i invar to ivlura to th* Cuiori. Tf the hiatury of the movement i* dearer on one pdat than another,Illa ou thia rtwoJulloti of th.- aectdetT^urenever tu auhteit to EMml au­ •Sir.” repli.d Mr. Lincoln. ••the alightthority An Independent Suotfirrs Con­ <M knowWa- «f -rulim-iic will prove to federacy wm the only ultimatum which any man that the triad Mmkw raumil lw the Eoulh had to offer a» a b»U« of peace. dertn.yrd bv Drm.wv*tie strategy. It Tbc uArial end priraleMorrvapoudcCivr rvceivnl'frnoi the t<mth;lhe upaeebrdof it* shown that they ranuot krep pax! faith, would' saerilro all tbu while men of tire Icad'-r* and the hngwa-.-a of be preaa ; the and arc the m***t barbaroua and inhnmin, aa wcNm trnuherwi* of mankind.' d.doram in HtaTO lettUalaran and in tbc Tile Richmond Nrerfi’aef thnv replire to Confederate Congrwm; the informal cuufwicea held from time to tide t tbe peu- the mldresu of New llampahire iMwerato, .ler arm. .Mending and ac«|uirina Union rlamaliooa and luraaagua of Ito Prwidmt. declaring that if lhe Sonth would ••eeme tetritocy The iMnoeratir atrateg* de­ all go to prove, that, from tbe iiireptiorl I hack into the Union, th* ItvOkwrwy of mand* that thrwe force* b* didiamlcd. ao<l arranged to admit a Grate for Broiling over, directly under the to the chaw of the moTctaenl. |«acu [the North will do all in their power to gain i that llw mmter* be cuoeiliakxt by n»t«r’ Grate is a slide draft which when open causes the cials to keep U.S desirable, axrept on lbw bUaia of a rec- I fur them I the Southern Slates) such gusraa will accnre thrir safely bright while Broiling. It hsa tin lined doors which close with a ognition of the Southam ConMcracy — 11 ant re* •Im the New llamrohire IknuMcrai* Yet, with a full knowledge of tUb fact. .iii turn bueklc with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir is so arranged Ucmurracy, ihn.URhoui ilia war. ke]4 it can beXgkeu outfit will. Las Mien or close front doors and its rlamucing Ibra peace which iu leader* general appearance is bold and attractive. knew could not lie bad, and fur a peaceful ' - Y.m rannol mnetlule the .South if you MHtkmcul of uxbuiig diftetthira. which guarantee Io them ultinraie auecnw; and they knew to I* impoanibh. the riprrience of the |>rv*eut war |Wur.-» In April. I hill. Huger A. Pryor, of j their mi«.v»» » inevitable if y<>n Hing the Virpnb, aaid, in rreporou to a aormad*. «.mpuhory labor of miiluaM of black men al t’barbulun, .Smith Carolim. . .1 -la- -e .1— X—l- Will (ienlleuxu. I thank yon, c*|«a.ially that you bale al 1*4 aunihilakd th^a aeruraed UliHM*, rutkiag with curTU|aioii bihI In this popular Stove will bo - famuri all—-XamIuiu. laup in-lent with eatawad lyfau*). Thank ictitB.Portable Reservoir,tin lined doonsiMjea front. palpus c« »Gad' it la al IxM bleated and ritwt by the i^btnihg wrilh of an mUra^ed *uJ iudig cservoir aud is tin* best Stove in the market for the money. nant people. Not only it it gMt*i hut gnV* Ibrm vr Tu the csptrreile languxge of .*Kripcnre. it b waler apili uftM the u-naiml which eaunet be galbcn-l U|u Lika JmeUer. *OII of the inoniiug, it ha* for any **«1 except -and or gravel uaa a Hied plow. Their cort b but little more. xn.],tbe draft viKiuph low to pay ths dif ftrroce in tdowmg twenty acres. I* «Uwiog and the cohae does a pad deal the in Ureal* of property and life depend for sutrty and security, are io force u>day, williuut the vmlorreuwnt of a aingi* Dem uvratie rote. I. it probable, in view iff thia lignifieant farm that a Democratic a-lminirtraiiuu would faithfully carry not their ligl.U-uu. psovuiona? A review uf tbe UuognwaiJU record •Uowa a marked unanimity on tW part uf the Democrat* against all measures of re- THE NEW IRON AGE TMbfiAhV hHt . r... = ..' . Jllux) geoUeuicn. if Abraham Uncrin m4(1.Bnibxl Hamlin, t.xmOrenw. were p> abdicate tMr olficra and .were tn give me a blank •licet of paper to write the rooditioo of rre .uncxatiun to lhe Jeftiuct 1*aiun. I would .omifaHy .pur the overture.'' Th-w •eiititucnto were revrited with tu- Thin ahoukl be ueeii by a'l who Stove. EF" a!:l*mzh the mighty armice -of tbe Con­ federacy proved thi* to ba iatpureiblc. Al the duee of tbe war, they opfaacal all re.'.uvtnirtioa mcaaurca <a> the [.-round that th,' State* could be rretorrd witbeat them, alt hough daordcr. and anarchy, and hope and expect that a rnwdution rvmld be amothercd hair in the rebellious Htatro peaud. denying the cmwituiiund power of the Government, under the compact of 17*7, tu rvwrre a State? The Ch'^ag.i pUtf.uvn virtually dore thb already. Are per rvUtiona in, lhe Union, and to 1'lfi M there nut atroog nwro. at least, to in­ uuH-kly a* jowildr the Ennl*hi(« of war duce u« to biqw and believe that they from tbe .boulder, of the Southern people. Hut at all time*, in every effort, Dsmocrary tort it with oppoaition. It threw obatoebn in the way ; it eucuurasel th* Smlkwu poople to believe, aa it did in ISGH. that their righu were bring invaded, it aroiMcii a feeline of bittwneaa and del- matter of vast impwtane.- to a. in every view of tire rare, and heoev 1 lU.ught it I juJiciuua, patriotic, and wire, to du every I thing that roald be penj-rly d.>re tu aid in hi* electom. Whatever may be bi* io1 dividual opinion, he i* th* eandiiUte «,f lhe | State Righto party of lire North, iu vj'poSeptember 2S, liilht, a rmduti. u •»> 1 introduced into th* Virginia houaeof dale gxto f.w inquiring into tbe tone aud tem ' per of the jicul'k' of the United Statrc <<u the subject of pcare. with a view to re- I •ponding, if favorable The Sea/i'ae/, of । tL Skh. in apewkiug of it, aaid : , “Thc,H<"toc. by • nuanimotu vote, put ita f>>4 on the nwotution, without a Word of diacuaaiou, "T a moment of delay. Ill ; ■ thi* it but fairly rvprewmtcd the manliiue* ■ tn w 'ot ,r i Whatever of peace and prosperity hare lieen Manred to the Southern Stoles, and especially to th* nation, since the clow of Tbcac word* indicate tbe >*raidmU'a the war, is doe to the wwiom snd firmuem puliry toward tlome who prove unfaithful of the HepnHicun party/XAa it proses ut- ur'dmbuneat Secretary Bristow reffartu tliiv policy in all of hb’ oSrial acta Tbe t'nii.-u, and turned neither to lhe right Hepubliean party ha. made it a plank in nor to lhe left until thia w«a arecmpliatwd, iu platform. The beat dcvi*rd ayatrm of », it ha* gone straight forward in the Work Government cannot aeenre pcrlacUoei. The of rexorelruction, snd unmindfal «f Dcm- bot intentiona u> the part uf thewe in­ raiSH olwtarirs which it ha. corountere-l treated with authority cannot keep men it ba< n atonal pcaco sad jmnperity UM t he from proving unfaithful. The brer that n i. Itid Staten, and advanced the material roll be d< nc U to exaniaa pod Judgment a , ilth of the country more than four in reacting uiew tor. raepoaaiN* naaitioua, timav the entire l«rt of the War. If any on* bo<M»tly Ixlmea that the Democratic party has become ronverti-d by ybc logic of cventa, be hm but to .tody tbc work of the party in thine Stat» where it ha. obtained control. The vhar- tbe Governor« l**iiaian*. ami I wi.li Io be known at Waaliington. and ela* l“—■ "nstsr JOHN STANLEY Governmerit and t-o b*ck to the Union, on any term" whatever, the-peopl* i.f lamia raiia will, in lonvcntw-u aaretublcd without In a letter to Hon. K- 11. WaabborM, aduarulttu voice, cede the State to any dat«l August 111, 1864. General. Hrant Eunfieao Power. ' thli* refer* to Confederate hope* of a The Richmond in Mar.h llrtnocratic triumph in the North : . ■1 hare no doubt but that the sttetny are exceedingly anxious to hold out until AT THfi Hastings Drug Store triiUfJtnot mtJftiuMtr.r /•"'J' In bb Utter he arid “Let tbe heart and brriu into lhe re- uevuring Io death <-ur Preaidanl aud mili­ lulutiiMt, accelerate aud direct tbe move- tary aud civil oScvn. be had pni|««ed to uaeul, gel rid of the Bahrain, (or What b make Jet. Ihktia hi* aueenaor, I*re. Cornit I) Abral am Lincdu, pacifiraHr.it you | mender-in-ebief «f the Yankee araiic*. ran, and by the blood of bi* Mkiwera if and our 4 Juratir imdilution* Jot only nx need entertaiu any aurii from McClellan • election. But, on the contrary. I think thxl jeaev upon the baria of a rejaratu.n ■ X tbc States and our iudcjeodetiro, would l« the ahnret certain ultimate rmult ifour authorities abould act wwcly, in tbc event | ognixcrl at luuSe. Inti re-adopted iu the frew (Staton, provided the South would uucc Surreal ail lettaital Canned Fruits and Fish. DENTIST; Wat all,*4 U ail tearek*. af lb* Frrtretea aat MH smioM, DENTIST NaiBKe, Ikiiiai. Sweet’s Hotel, Santa Claus uaA.Mik.iHM................ ’ - . . THIS OFFICE routnd aL Ua Government from hand, known to be Lyal to those still rrd with the blraal uf it* defeuderv? There are tracriioa* fir the Aumrm psofdp to anrero. sad <« thrir rolution depend.- the wtw**or wue uf th* RepwbKc. OCHtrUDMATU IIOPM or A MMOrOATIC ftacw aud Isla.r , the rraaBcrtrou i'f the uU Stale Bight, durtrin*. which marknl itk rule in aatr Mint timer; th* cunu uhlX drawn amendment* to Stole cuiwtiIstiorn intouded to again dirid* alkrianre. tl • priitieri character of tbc raw who are to rctircaant it in the coming Coognre ; lhe elevation through iu roton and influ­ ence of those who were mainly re.jxm.ibi* fur the Southern rebellion, and who led ita arniie* agairut the Government All the** thing, romhired, Joint, m with the finger uf yropbeuy, to lhe nwurvaction of the Al­ tai doctrine of State Rights under D«mm cirtic domiiMtion, if again clothed with tulkic.l power by tbe votes of lhe Amcrren j-xijde Its votes, its upaeehre, it* ■* to, j-rovi tbe Dtmoeraiic party the aatne enemy of p"xl guvernnteul lb»t w«. dis mimad fata power in 1801. Shall it l» rstored r Uan tbe nation tru*t in It. hand, ita h-mur, ito unity, and the solution of those great nrobleuna of huumrity and r ivUiaaliou, which to-day demand th* highuisdom and the Insert palriitism Why ahmiM Ji trust toJay what it .bred not trust in 1860,11*4. IMS. 1*72? The party has trot changed. Ito princttde., ita aytupathy, it. are as clearly defined now aa Un n If th* nrtmn rould not trurt the men wb* vuted and I * been tbc lending trait in the Prreidcui’* character, and no personal eeoddantio* could tempt him to dim its lustre by rem। nauiaing a wrung. , ''IzVaoyriby aaua ervwpey it tut he unribW.' Three word* alroukl ring from the Mump and forum; they should be writl3u in letter* uf pdd abtrve lhe entraaee of every court-bmaae ; th.-v ahiauld Sad a b4-4c-mcnt in lire balb te'Jwuri** ; they abould b* putted in ovary town. city, and StoU, that the guilty might read their The tnanagetoeut of lb* -Inter-Slate Indwrtfai Eijcitirei to be hridOvm tbc 8th of September to the (Hh af Ortubre, in the Exjndtion Building. mar lb* Can- . Th* Ameriana P.moloRicri feriaty bold their l«uaial exhihitio* of fiuita iu rannn-tion with it. CUUrti.>ua of fruit from a Urge number of Staton will bo mad*, affording a rare o,iportarity nf riudy and rhe mix* of the Chicago cwuvcute.u, r a* jts platform uf principlre grew, -nt., aa I have raid on anathur ixra a ray of light, which umlar Prvvie, may j«>v* tbe dawn uf day to thia and ebe*rirea night, Um first ray uf , I have *ren from the North since lira 1 l>eg*ii This chccra tbc heart aud anh h I roukl almwM exclaim: -Hail! light. ufftjring of Heaven, first bum ic eternal, eo-«tew»al beam May I I J. P, ROBERTS. NOTICE! FOR Yet. with a full knowledge uf this de l. nninalirm ra. the part of theSoeth, mid Ut: im|«*il>iliiy of restoring the I nion, except by jhr debut of lb* Confederate aruiuu. tbe ItemucralM garty tried to di ride Nurtbero s*ntiamiit anJ eripnlc the sdminblraXiiHi, by pnwlaiming that the Suotturu States were snxiira* to return !<• th* Unino. end that lb* Republican party w,hiM not allow them ■ ioS .or.. ....... ....... .. - ---­ Impartial history will record tlx* facta. of the Government to awppnaa lhe ret**­ 1. Tbe Southern State* eave op tbc ' After tbu Pemoeratic aureewMa in the Cunfedcraay when they roaU no longer fall of 18(12, Smtbmi puperi UaA oora- rneitl wutdd oyipiwc a further Muoocnbo* <■( the war. Mrenwbtle fiu.iiM.-ial rmbarra**u<nl> would lx duiug their work. Tbc war would inevitably tail in aniae<l*.stce (hi tbc cvi-nt of .McClelland al tctu|4mg to rarty it otrf When *11 ef furta In |<r»ua.le our jeupl.- to gu back ii.lo the 1‘niou voluntarily, failed, a* they । would, if our aothociliea shall an act a* to a.<urc lhe heart, aud affection* of the ;«•I |4e a* Urey ought, then McCWlaa would cMtioa'of McCtdlan in IHtll would! ; ultimately be compelled tu give up tbe ntbring about a mUiratruu of tbe Union.' luralkuO of tbc Unkm » a turlurn hope. Southertl kadcrv wore niranling hi* dev I’carr Wtetld niuic slowly but .urriy uja.n lion aa the certain aU|> toward Cimfedcralc ..nr own term*. and without any more revognhita fighting < hbrr/wuww w.’.uM operate U> the asm.n»ulu, which, uf lhamreivtn, even with- UNDERTAKING that need* a great deal Every observing farmer knows that hones are .u^ejrtiU.- of kiadnem and rcjuaHy ao to unkindnre*. I have seen horses that were working staadily made rock ha* with sural, in a abort time, by a sharp word or a r.-k oct tbc bit. ■ - v----- *their work aa you puasible, dfod be their mbtakre as ; of hnman beings. Clsllan, and the autrera of the State Righto font rff tbc Noth, whose nouunac ba b, of the utmost impnrtann- to in. I With tbw views, yon nadOy penrivs li..w 1 r«g*rdml the actio* of tkn Chirap: cm» ration a* * rar iff light, lhe firat rar �a flood of light on the re*ewt ao-ruled negro insurrection in that State. We make extracts He flrat give* htaeredeu «1 rebriliom I owned a Arm of 1.fowl acre., 450 of which were at one lime un der rultiration, and I Ud over 100 negroe. under my coMrel, all of whom lived in dose proximity to my reaidcnce I seldom eat down to a me.) without being disturb­ ed by aom* mm of thaw nagroea railing upon me far advice or for boom article of nor, and waa defeated mainly by local b* food or clothing. On Sunday, w. held rriigious rerrireu, which ware attended by Hantwi. Ha b a jurfot of the highrat standing, with the breadth of view and tairnem on all quralu.n. which went to be the fruit of judicial mining. He han al­ ready played a prominent part in tbe school quartfou in Cincinnati, for when atump in the Ohio ramprign, as it wa* ■ndentood that be would giro bfo rtteutiou particularly to tbe schorl 4neat ion. Jndga Taft, it will be rmnemberad, waa the chief cotnprtitor of Gen Haye, for don la of which. Im wa* peraonally cogniaaat^ showing how “rather than to knuekfo to a nigger -—Ilia: la Io etpfoiu U> a field thin be waa criticised o being over-Sendly to the Catholic, ao that .prcial weight action—one of hi* neighbor* wa* dspriv. st-achra to hit position al thepraaeut time. od of help at a critical trate. One of three w* give in lhe writer * own language. paying Uzca because they ranine leach and pearlier their own religious forn» in the school*. the cane i* entirely different. They are taking what the Cooatitntion doea not allow, and what I think it ought Now Mr. D. wa* a gnod man and would not cheat a negro, but another neighbor boasted that he “never meant to nay a nigger more than at Christmas for it will hurt a nigger to have more than that," he aaid, and adding, "d—them, they are ocr* anyhow and ought not to have anything.'' The very idea of a negro *nlng a white inan for hi* wagra ia absurd ia the extreme. You might M well en dreroe to obtain justice in a New York aity court against the “ring." 11 e maintained that the Catholic clergy —for he draw* a broad distinction between them and lhe laity—have forced tliia fosue into the prenent campaign through the subserviency of the Democratic party.— Another Instance U given where 40 The protestation* of the latter go for negro** .wore one way and the white rani nothing. By the Geghan bill passed by their employer, .wore directly contrary, th* foal Legislature they hare secure.1 the and obtained th* rase. No Jury dare to support of tbe Catholicjchurcb. “They," bring in a verdict against a whit, man In soy* Judge Taft, "the Democrats and tbe favor of tbe negro. Catholic clergy. hare irrw'l to combine agaioAl tbe Hepublicsns. Tbc Catholic 'I do not] say that all emtdoyer* are clergy are supposed to have no other ob­ dishteiert. nor that all negro** tell th* truth ject ia thm coalition than to divide the in iwcaring that they have had only ro school fund, or destroy the common school much. Far be it form me to bring any •uch *wecping accusation* against our system la It right to treat this vital ia- Southern white brothers ; but enough of tereat of the republic to such a nimbiu. them are dishonest to give color to tbe ide* tiour’ Tliia coalition lisa two object*. that it is common among them, snd the Via.: On the part of tbe Detnoeratie negro i* stirred up to think that every white man intends to ehete him. WaaM leaders p -litiral power; on lhe part of rite it be any different at the North if our clergy a radical chug* ia tbe constitution and runduct of the common school*, or their abolition The position of the latter Tbs writer'• remedy fur these evil* i*. ia fairly stated by Judge Taft, as follows: “Tbe theory .of tbe Catholic clergy is in brief. to make land owner* of the ouforthat no schools can be satisfactory to them j rd people, and to this end he ha* divided which do not permit the full instruction among hit laborer* lhe principal portion of <d that they may be wrtl indoctrinated with their religious opinion* 'at the s*mc time they are acquiring secular knowledge and diactphna, if not tbe name instructor*. Tbe only way to aecurr thia object out of lhe school fund b to have it divided; and they do not yet »ee why this can mil done. They oppewe tire rommon tohools, therefore, even when relieved of al) aertarian leaching, in tbe hope of an arrangenmt by which they can have lhe toeeh- ( Ing of Catholic children under the care of I Catholic religion* teacher*, in school* aup- 1 No measures hitherto adopted to derate the black man Iwgia to compare in impor­ tance to this one of mak'ng him a land owner, a* it cotnprisra schools, churches, home*, preuniary indepetHlmce and pnlitioal rights, and without its adoption it t* my candid opinio* that all other meaaur.-will produce but “•.«*<------------ - -ae_* I upon the colored a lirt *J urtiaiaa |«vparcd and being prom­ ' sd for exhBtitioa u the Centennial of 187C by th. fittb. kingdom of Brigium The li»t would (Il nearly rix column* of your paper. When we take into eooridcratiou th. fort that the territory rix orcupim ia *bi»ot half a* large again as Michigan, we rannui but think <mr eiti.cn. do not rariire tbe maruilude of thia great foternatioori exhibition If Beljriuni ban already forntahed a list and secured apace for sueh it, is, however, lhe Republican* at hurt an exhibit of her produrta and renourcea. are folly aware lhaj_ tbev are artinx for what mm: w* expret from «ber foreign next y«wr as well J. thL. *ud that the euuntrie* who have been hard at work pre chief rijraificunre of tbsar rue will b, paring for thi. exhibition and ran hid. found in ita natural bearing* Iu thia littfo Belgium away in «.,B>e corner of their Thirty-rix foreign nation point of view the Souther* quaatiua can­ dominiotra not be overlooked. Wean glad to rerog- have aroeptad and are preparing their niao th* feet that It I* not promlnsnt gta-d/. ware*, and merchandise for the exhlblUnu. In looking over the various arand vital aa it waa, but that It U stiD be­ fore lb* prople la evident '■wm the keen tidra Belgium frop.ro. to disjj.y we ran interval every where maniftwted throughout form *om* idea of whu may be expcctsd th. Sooth iu the Northern 'rirctions. like from roeh great arnntriea aa England. that uf Maine, tbu* jiroriog that roroo- France, Germany, China, Japan, Rumis, atractiou b«a nut yrt been eF-uinated from de.. *te. Nrarl? er« d^mruront i* rcpnwenteo The peculiarity of ll«* MraTOt political hr Belgium. The catalogue, among other ailiutfoa in thi* rrapact. however, is that thing*, ambraa* painting., mulpturea. no special uiraaurc* arc now before tbc bronara, engraving., bonks, giaas, wood, country anplluable to the Modlb, which mart>.e, rteri. Iron, rottuu. linen ware.. 1. ar* dependent ura.ii lUpubllcan or Demo­ oca, metallurgy, grain., chocolate, coco*, cratic voting. The baUnerd state of tire vegetable, pwfttmerira, |ro*erv*d fntito. two Houara of Coagrvm Mwitale* that hat* and rap*, augara and ayntjm liouoc*. rmuH, but even were it otherwtae th-rv is bweuita. eandla acids, fertalianra, chumarhs. M> tledre tu IRak* any addition to lhe body points, pharmacy, terra cotta ware, a vui of rc«x>o*tnjctb.ii me*.urca Nevcrtbalma, ocJUcViop «af toy., tabfo Mrvicvo of *11 it is of Immense importance which party kl^ jjT17 l’W^14• I-P" •hall -cur* th* next adminiatratiou off the pojJlns, delutta, Utin., sacred o*t««u, prerion* atoooa. artiflrial hair, hair orna­ South can give their reason* for that im- ments. machinery of various kinds, new prtasion; ths blacks fed it just os they aud novel, showing praetical working. felt th* momeutorwo<*M of the seeumioci «* .mimic snd labor-saving, aciroeeand edu­ criri*. |t i* * upucf of parting a aqbtl*, cation, elaborate dwpl.y, .bugiug turthod* but vast aud irresistible moral influeoc*. A of *11 braachc. of jrtimary Inrtituiiotis. Republican administration at Washington mhoul furniture, m approved by the Belmeans lhe cart) Ing oat of th* paranto-* Allan Ouverament, gymuaatla appliance*, of the Constitution, tbe protection of th* modds of varioua kind*, achtol diaeipline, freedmen in all tbeir rights, lhe abandon and military instruction in acbnola, hr•awat of all hortile *el>«mra by th* white II (riroie measure* relatir* to building*, etc. rte. line visionaries, and the going forward of Do not give thi* article j (roriug tbe South bcaoeforth <-n tfo> baai* of s«|gal rights A Democratic administration, on j thought, but let It bo in your mind cwtthe other hand, means enenuragentent to I ■tantly. Remember that we have sonto tbs bilt<-rc«t enemies of the freedmen, and ' tiling worthy of note in Michigan to exth* practical i|>-prlv*l|u«i of the Utter of '[ hibit to the world. Where foreign connth»lr political privilegra, anlea* they are ■ tri™ hare becu ecuturim bringing ibautexerted in tbe white interest. i | advoa to a high degree of perfeaion, we We have girsn |u> many evHcnoe* of have arawnpliahcd in half a century what the purpose toward thi* Utter result eher. I win a*tonl»h them more than w« ran be iabed by the Democratic leader* of ths I। astonished- It only remain, for n. to go I to work and exhibit our nsoacw and pro­ duce-. manufacture*, etc Appliratton. given up, lhe White Iseague* soem to be no longer in th* fielJ, »' itiempt* arc ferrnt p>ints. l>ul nothing iu comparison likely to l» luad* tu ahpqplrv negro to whaj thsy should at thia time. Hesuffrage. Il is found that th» was end rnenjber that space must be secured Then can be obtained in Ira* obtrusive but equal­ you have-util January 1st. l&rfl. before ly effectual ways. 'Mr. Nordhoff shows anv article guns forward. All article* for how thi* has l-rcn done in Georgia—by exhibition must be there by April 1st. adverse legislation. aptJying in the term* 1878, exrent perishable gnnda and live kick, whien will be provided for in lime. *A|ttaUy t» whiten *i>d black*, but from fore* of urcuuptuxvv wurking wholly Secure y<>ur spare without delav. F. W. NO'BLK, •grinst the latter; by wholesale bribery of black lewder* ; and hy frauds vyrtemrtiial. Ser-rclan t'entrnnial Board of Manarm Detroit, b-p<mul>ei 2, 167*. Iw tHimed al the polh. With the Union under I4em<xrstic rontrol ami Demr- ralic Juitie*, Not Charity. prestige overbearing utterly the freedmen aud tbeir friends, it is rary to see how the condilloa of the latter would hope , Every year adds to the independence of low, whIU the country wo*b| l-wwi th* higktevi benefit of reconstruction. These ill* eolorrd element. It no longer ask* It simply esk> for ja-tirc. I| are ronrideraiiun* which the R<q>ublH-ii-< ! for charily of Maine will not forget, and they *011I has become, drvj Ite the obstacles placed in not be ungrateful to Senator Mort-ni for |j it way. sdf-u|purtin-. There is no dan I per uf its drifting away from the Republlr.-rnliing them to mind ran party, for it know* that only through this party ran it obtain tbc justice which it has tbc right to demand. The cd..red luun asks for no special prii legv. Al1 be wants i* an <*psa! chaixT in tbc teruggi.- of life. If he bad the force to rise, he asks sensible idaaa in its issue of August 10th. that the law* st the country i<i>teei him If every Democratic p*pr throughout in his legitimate efforts. He desires to enI joy what cililhati m accord* to the poor­ the South gave »d«ioe a* grad as lliiv, we est while man. tbe right to make of him- ported by the acbool fund, which ia raised I A very intelligent gentleman, residing I ' in tbe South, who is not a politician but by taxa* levied upon all, or that the engaged in teaching, Mate* that targe prvCatholic, be retired of the school tax." |I petty bolder* are, as a rule, quite hrwtilc He show* that they are inexorably ' to the public schools ; that lhe very poor drirew to thia ground by their inttruction* i white* are controlled hy them and aid from Rome. The education of the young tbeir opposition ; that lhe major portion of outride of the chureh i* condemned by the Pope * SyUatou of 1864 .. raw of the those who make up tbe rank and file of the ex-Correderate *rn>l**, irc forcrable. though a* yet mainly in a negrtire way. yst saeh education is not piacticnble in A new influence is being felt In the lug at tbeir bard l<4 i» n-t going to re­ litis roantry by relieving Catholics of the •wakened in terete that i* being aroused store them. Railing at the stirring and [aymrat of their .hare for lhe support of anhtng ahc mutbffn of tbe white working industrious people who have pX above tbe public acbools. Aa Judge Taft aaya: and moderate middle rias. They are be them will do diem no p«ud. Going back “The real dificuhy is that our Cuoatituto the past and anmmuuing up tbe *luulra ginning to see that negro education dore lion nod th* Homan Syllabus are directly of iUnstrious ancestor* will be of na avail. in conflict on the school question. By the not euntaminate; that their children ran Tbe rrnnutoecr can only lie acromplwhed Syllabus our Cowtitution i* a 'damnable be taagbl at tbe free acboui without do by work—atrody'persevering work. ' gradation, and that prirate tuition i* tou I| The ll'A-y ha* revealed the secret; error ,' and with the Catholic clergy the costly and insuScienl to ba availed of by work. Heady and prraevering work tu re­ Syllabus ia an authority. ’ We need not store the fortune* of tbox- families who them. Breid** aueh influence* among th* have suffered poverty more th* dum of tbc reproduce Lin able argument in defense of pro-southern mama*, which are slowly war, nothing rise ran, N> true man or our paddle aehool ayrteni. “No mother." working round to the ride of tbe com­ woman would rail at them for tbeir tnishe mya, “ever cb.ri.ed her only child with mon *ch*Mil*, the politician, hoping to se­ fortuM*. On the contrary, aympatbrtic more jaahxu care iha* a free Republic cure |>oriiioo, begin* to see that lie must heart* would respond to any call that ebrwrihm or ought to ebermh, ita »yrtcm would truly serve them. Neither should those who have barn unfortunate, who of universal popular education and when have foiled to adapt themselves to tbe new the white Republicans. It is one of lhe order of thing*, rail st those who hsre ghwiotm day when "our schixd system larprat results of their struggle, and will, bora more fortunate, who. through ban! shall be shivered to piece-' it ia time for work, hare recorarcd what they hut by in the long run, prove to be lhe leaven the mame* to rally to ita defrurc. That that leavens lhe lump. Heore the deadly obligation seems to bo imposed by lhe pres­ ent political oAnaiion in Ohio. It will be bortRity now manifested thorsto by the who sneer at iboac who labor for a living. They effect to despise work, to rrtpini it well for the partie* concerning to heed as the lot of the slave. Thsy will neither Judge Taft's calm end weighty word* a* work tbctnsrlvra, nor will they allow their sons or daughters to work. They would kmk upon it ns degrading, and wool 1 pre­ fer to lire on gilt-edged charity, rather Put good aronln noauisattoo. ThUshould than anil tbeir bands by honest toil. be lhe motto of every Republican conven Thia claaa ia gradually growing smaller. lion. No delegate should be tent to rcpre- Man;- comprising it are sinking out of sent th* poeple who will not flret pledge sight. Energy and enterprise are crowd* State. If U iMkn to become a political himadf to support men of known public party, it must axpset to b* treated a* a virtue. There are gncsl men to be bad for partisan, and any political party which U every ofic*. They arc not found hanging willing to use the rcctariau mal of a parti­ cular ahureh to promote ita political power, dreed. only as a high public duty. They mast be sought out, brought to tbe front, and plem! in nominatiou. Tbeir pramacc Judge Kelly mys that lhe grremUcks 00 a ticket adds to its weight. They im rising. Th* South has nothing to hope from ita preoarvutiou. It must dspeod un new mrnad arc but rapital deposited iu ita rn*rg*tir young men. They may have vaulm far fttture uae whan money may be alway* quick to reeognia* h.giraty and sial DU proud awortry to baart over; they may again required. Well auppoae more grren- ity. Mid find to reward them by gtring tbara have ownad no aiavua; they may have baoks war* immd aa fcrorod by Mr. Kelly, plarc and power. If wa want good major been scorned by tho** who were reared In what would prevent their batng likewise itire next foil, we mart prwnt good men on wodth ; but if they love labor, and reek dapaaited until more money wa* required. our ticket*. In rrder to win a victory, we lhe ftehs of honor, through the gateway Of indratry. they will impart new life Io Whte is thus stared now arc offered at tbe K-wihem States and plare them where they belong—in th. van of Atocrirau rirfiirauu.. Fre. labor must b. th* fottn- Kmitraky ha. 100,000 Patron. Gen. Butler hmbrco retained by Tilton The Texas Htate Grange metes at Dal- in hi. secund suit agriart Beseher Pay Up"i* th. lit!, uf a new metlo- la. on th. 17th iart Tha Boston public library bad an in­ at ia Or«v«. Th. potato rot can often be cured by a crease rf 1837i volnmrt larfyenr. Th* public debt wa. dtereated Jl.flSfl,049.26 during tbe month of August. Th* wheat crop of MinoeooU thi. year M vteimtod to be worth fl30,000.<KM). Two new novels by George Sand »re announced l7 Michael Lev/ A Cm, Paris. Th. Maur*. Appfotou hare a new work by Bastian, on Paralyri. of lhe Brain, is ■JWIMOHIHI! Boaton has . population of 3h«.UM» and that of MamochureU* is rforc to 2. 000/100. Charire Francis Adams is the hoariest We O»ly want to sell jug^ jse rr iw r> n JE x> Chicago is making great preparation* for tbe annual inter-Stat* Mr, which open, tla-ra ri.^xemlmr bth The Hampden MUI. at Holyoke will shut down thia week. 80m* repairs will bo made during the suspension The Bairrr Falk (Pa.) Iron Work* are axMnejM,«73. There ia arauly talk of sending Henry WiUon back to tbe Senate at other yrer. in Mr. Boutwell s place Vanderbilt Unirsgsitr at NaahviDe. Tenn., is to be dedicated in October, and the oommodora is going to attend. minion (Canada) Grange mrt oo tbe 17th ('act* leaf i* to loused in makThe price of tin ia verr low ia lhe mar- of August There 227 Graagv* in the teminion. They have a beehive a nuatter of a mile in length, near Ban Bernardino. California, and are talking of railing it the “Linked .Iweelnsm Mine." It i* said that garget to cow* ie often raured hy leering milk in the udder, when drying the eow* off in tb* fall or winter. Many Northern imu are acuAg out "rang" troves in Florida, with lbs sxpectation that iu a few years tbe fruit will lake the place of tbe Havanna. An agent of tbe Kumian Goventmcnt * traveling ia tbc .South, making a study of uoitou culture which that government propoeca to introduce is Turkestan. A Richmond tobacco manufoelurer is going to exhibit al the Ceolennial Exhi­ bition lhe whole procam of manufacture, from the natural iaaf to tbe perfect plug. Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be 1 to fence ourselves in and imit a limited number of CUSTO/HClfS CJfCtf Dtf. W | We dure not tell the public, we are making •. .tcr work ever before, for fear they will come too thick . ! fut w terribly excited when we have too manv nab - u,,| noir *-«** «e b.vo e<>me down MU DoBm M OCk BUTT ' «e Ircl^ little because you may all come at once and Fi • ■tothat we cannot do anything. We had nome talk with a man from Californ him Thirty- ve TopCarriagea. and Hut alm bnsineMi benidc£ tbe C U T TK R G I F1 T, «tab-mil bp oven a«|a io our CuMornw, .Um lb, ajaju of SepVsiiU-r «*<. ha. Wendencv io wake u.,. thah Richard Messer, of Carlton, The grasshoppers hare been suorooded by the rabhiU a* tbe vegetable destroyer in Nevada. They have proved very de­ structive to the wheal, barley and potato rived at Buffala un Tureday afternoon ou her firet down (rip from Milwaukee, with 2.IM ton* of freight, including "9.1179 bushris (lf grain and 700 barrels of lour. The total amount of tolls odliretcl on the New York State canals to August 14, 1 thirty mlautre she ...Ard and aooked well, putaUxa. rhirken. purter-b«u»e steak, wafotb* lucky- matt lout July, that got the fitter. We wun looatore and rcro, and m*le enflaa, tea, "He in too lucky.’* pie and biarult, and art the table in lhe let him draw thia year. aretwu style. Wanning the people not to come all’ at once, we ire rm Tbe payments made from tbe Treasury by warrants during tbe m-eith of August. lH7i, ware aa f Jlow. On accuunl of Civil and miaerflaneou*. fl6,2tH.310.81 War. t3.lC2.7S2.78, Nary, fl2.9O7.C36.23; Interior, Indians and parofooa, •!.Wmeouin ha* I9.K46 member* of the Order They hare e*taMi*b«d -41 co-ope­ 597.786.02; total, fl 17.473,OU.84 Th* rative aatociatiotM for edling pxxh and manufarturiag, ami 29 insurance comp*-' aim, all flounahing and reprreaotux capi­ tal to the amount of M/MO.OOO. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. The Patron* of Kn.it county, Ill., hold a picnic on the 16th of this month, at YstmCily. Mim Julia Garvetaimxif low*, snd other* will addrem thorn in aUrndarxv Trjdy Your*. j. L REED <fc CO.* NOW IS YUOR TIME! Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities LIB .Mffl’MWS niiaili Trunks, Traveling Bags, . Tin- aimpany will isMitiuiM to manufaturc their beet grad* of Watches. In on* part of Franco there is a society for the protection of birds uaeful to tbe fanner. It ha* report* of all nests found and takes them under ita proterthm I*.t year 214 nrat* were thus protected, and the nwult was the fledging of '.MH bird*. Toe National Exposition al Rome. Q.,a will begin October -I, and continue until taken thia fall apd winter, tbc result will be sueh aa to croato a perfect blase of rolbusiaam among fanner, and chancre a bar* and forlorn bop* into living nudity. Says the Am. Patrott: -Thera was rom. talk al owe time about the members of tbe Grange lending money to each other, and MICHIGAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TA.BX.EJ. Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap .as the Cheapest ToWm Eflfmjt am. a** 1075. u>mn>cnc«w at tbe lipa cd twig*. eitending downward toward lhe body of the me, the bark aaeumlog a dark’ watery appearsure, and the whole l:-nb soon becoming dry and wurthles*. At Barone Aynw and Montevideo at last dale f July 22,) grant commercial dis­ tress prevail* The Buenos Ayna Sloe •b>nf say* lhe condition of buainen af­ faire along the river ia unprecedented, and that there will have w In a general ii>|uidalioo before trade ear, be properly re- 12; IsMtisiana. C; Maine, 4; Maarochu•etta. 6 , Mire-un, *: Nevada. 1; New Ilampahire. 1 ; New York. 2; Ohio, 2; Fennaylvania, 9; South Carolina. 3 ; Ten urern, 3 : Texas, 21 ; Vermoat. 1 ; Vir­ ginia, 22 ; West Virginia. 10; Wisconsin, 2; Washington, 1; Indian Territoi2; Ttanl, llfl. ■* ’ a 1 Come and see II n i «. Hastings, Sept., ... Dili I £74. for Yourself -■>• S. GOODYEAR & CO. ■ ■■ ■ u. * * ' — : -u •■ US «»। E. R Shankland, Katj., of th* sub-cam miue*-of the Natiuual Exceutira rommittor, who are to prepare ami prrarnt * *y» tern of buuMB* cq opera lion <U the Ortobcr mretiag) for the memlrer* of tire order. «ays they are visiting and critically exam­ ining the methods by which the cuH.pera IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited and Confpttit ion -Defied in they have been persecuted, aud denied the advantage* enjoyed by the white*, they have quietly submitted, waiting ptetrnll'v for tbe return uf a better feeling, and for that spirit of justice which mn*t »«xu-r or later tak* pusrcsion of those who now ojq.rau them. Thi* spirit U gradually re­ turning. We note its growth in every Southern Htate. The Republican party i. doing all it ran to bring about it foil restoration. A few yraro hence ita pre­ sence will be everywhere rewqrnised. Then the color line will disappear altogether, ami b>*h jurtiai will hare an oiiual inter­ est in *ccnrding jn*lio*wto all cltiaen*. white and black Ixt ua hope that this lime will soon enme. and come to stay. Th. Ingham eonnty former*' slab, Btoatly from Maaon. visited oa the cxJIrge ground* Hept. 2. 1‘raf. Real ha*, through Mr.«Har<rid. ■ecured 63 rxrir<>»* of apples, to be taken to the Aterii pamological show next week in Chicago. have auraomfad in rririw nbteriptioo. to _»id in the cumplstfoo of the State l uiver rity building to the amount' of *3,000. and they do not propow to relax their ef­ fort* until they bars nral at Mart *6,000 Thia amount ia in addition to whnt grang­ er- have |rh*n heretofore as individual. This h one of th* mom fovorabU Indira­ turn, of th* HMrfUnra* uf th* Ordor, th* public .pint, the ipterrol in .duration, and the grrxrsl welfare uf the community, whteh it i. infuring .muog the propfe. It encourages aooal intercourse, unity of action and purple in nmgbbnrhood af fam th si land to allay lhe rauarieea jmJ. The contract for taking lhe phot.^ph* of micro has been irt to Jame. Tripp of Cnldwrter. .nd he will be in the city next week to take the negativw. JO3BEJKF and Spices S-I-AIVJL. JEST’S. AU grade* of Tew, the very l»e«t in the Market Fresh ernj week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER A CO of Borton, utf tor anie at pneet. which de <s suct-carful competition. give me a call. I Haatinga, Nov. IBth, 1874. vJohn S i anley REMINGTON! the rentenni.) exhibition in PhBadsIphia next y*ar, rcairinting largriy of native soil* »»<| »“«i*. erooomic inserts, regrtahla*. Mr. II. G. Reynolda, daa* of 1870, ha* preoented to the library aa impramirm 'rom a stone in upper Egypt. The imprraakm wa. taken by hiaortf, .nd iDim trates vary dearly the ancient method of jJowing Secretary Maraton, while in town last Thuredat, aceidandy collided with a man aupmwod to b* drunk; and a partially heeled gunshot wound, rarcire-l in th. army, wa* reopened, and there i* danger that Mr. Maroton . fog may bar. fob. amputated. We are very sorry to hoar of aom* depredalioru b; college student* on melon patebe* and fruit -gardens, and cepceially that they should practira mob vMnte* on persona who ware d*fcndi*g tbeir own property Not only is the institution bfotued for the bad behavior uf a few rtu dote*, but such '• • ■ Teas, Coffees fba Rkminotom Hew &ayi'M to a granger meeting Im used oaamhai to make a biltor partis ^jsueh roUrcly unralkd for and utJmrpmaad bv those promt, and roerirad, as ha richly deaarred, lhe hearty cnodsmnatiow of a latgh portion of thow who heard him. A. P. Forsythe , main points, ia bis speech, wen the withdrawal of nation al bank circulation, substituting gram.backs and tbe .-I.G3 per root. intor«l bonds —GrrfomMr /Aipu/cA to ,Ar inter. r ItL'tljroT#® Me. IR* chine f..-famltv •*. '» the Mtod year tf Ur a haa met whh • I more . .t/*td inu re* V »-i.'r* rm tinf nuteK^r i KO M achimb has sprung rapidly Into favoraa pnaa^ng rha brat COHBiMAT10M Of good qualllte*, I namely i IJght running lUOM.N.V ought to be abl* to **a by thi* time that victory far hi* party ia INrin jmx1 ra-u-J. , mam* that the nuxt PraaUmMial aiartiaa i*toh«fcugWen th. fitemeial qrartiou, and thrt hi. pwty i, u. take th. ride of 'To TAo«r Whom it Concern: RTABLE MAino, or ClIANOI"6 from Sinsll *“ .bout 1,200 buildb ident I ran ref* TO-OACS advesto �Ta« R,erJ«ucv HASTINGS HRB DM township <« Hope, STEBBINS BB.0’8 CtURLBl BLAKR. Hone, Sept <kh, 1875. XXHN3 Keep It. Where you wul Bad all kinds of $1.50 THE Pays FWITURE! Muakegouat 7.15 a.m. for DETROIT IVEUKKR BAILT FOI THEE MIWTUI. Of every Description which we VknmUh iba totoeto Metrne-. (entel M.k- kUU S.i, >l.x to art rMe e**a: JHT4T tiFFICK TIME CAMDl' arriving at Grand , * Kxped* 11:W GOLDSMITH’S A MMUr »r».el «■* to vu 4r«mwel ear. Aa aaawmtUwrt. nleervaal. <K. m*iur tkneh bb »M> -w* lkrv*et.> tHrar»*f«Ur I—k—t. k*a ikrwah to. uu Uek ter* tte Ufc a aUgwa ' ma tea kr*«4. ;.“-jar?E-T®!sSsi Central Rail To ake (be teeOe ele» fn tea to wene. Drysnt an<t byrwtton BUSINESS _ UmVERSITY. McU fog Whitehall, Montagu*. Feutwatee. N ■a the Ir te* by teeel eeeeteware wenT SPECIAL NOTICES. A*4 .Ito*.l >to*tor wad. to.lr w.Mata. »*«l. A. W. Ntcnoui. T* 4411 to. Kia.l ten* aad aak* H aar: ■lae* <Meo uneaa a ktaA *f eeleal drill T* for.* hiiumU lhe Ratios^ tin. And aeeaMlea wwetolae nAer lew Rletr thaa If reo *aeU It wUbaae, Mew to*l to .leal to tee bee snva aa a . The Hint River Baptise Aaaocialioa Wtoa. rwiHlkuIr*. toelrtoU4..~*.i.Um.n Sept. 2. 1875. CANCERS Grand Rapid*. Mich xxlfftf Notice To Tetchen. UFTROIT. MIOI. JiiuxvTowx, Aug. I7. Y875. Superintendent of School* of Important Results Ptessantfy Achieved. Tbe PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD- 16, 1875 ttMOM .nl it. xxietr MM Slate during the Int nut months to day s liount, and everything In the Furniture line. advertisements. Paint. Peerless Milk Safes inetnKteoa io peaman.hip and drawing in r. nf the Gnn of Henih. Salisbury A C« lia* retired from buaincM in thi* city, and i* now traveling fnr the Grand Rapid* Burial Caw <’„ 'he Flint and peer Marquette Railway upauy, paid on September 1, al the rhanira' National Bank. New York, Itcpabiugof all kInde nt old fur WK MKAN BUSINBfS! cppoellr II. A. Gondyear'a Hardt "OYSTER OCEAN” units' 1.0 ' ERTS’ REST1UR1.T, Cat. Woa4va*4 a»l Jegefna Are* . Ci 11.L.W A N "Proprietor*. 8TCBBI5S youth of 16, All Glass Who ia guilty? Why SalUbury A HhKweau. What for? For wiling Fur- CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN about the county alto* to etaala a Srw etaw Rwtoaraal dtaawe tor GEORGE I. flEA THS. Buy your TICKETS via th* CHI ex­ it Sagir.a LakeYHc PIOTURES 1 rin rood, wa* occupied Friday in ehanging lhe general ticket office of the road from Buffalo tu Detroit. The fortieth anriun of the Michigan < rouncil Bluffh, Yankton, Rtonx CUy, Dubuque. Winona— Kt. 1‘aul, Dulutn, Marquette, Hooghl*. Hancock, Urveti Bay, Oalikoah, rood du l*c, Mndteon, and Milwaukee. if you want tn nr to. Milwaukee, Ob koab. 8t. Paul. Hlnneapolla, Duluth. • —. *, —. u'R—. ci. A LECTURE State Land Office, Michigan. 109 FURNITURE ROOMS. Bluff.. Omaha. Lincoln, Deaver. Halt Lake City. Sacramento. Han Francisco, ora hundred other northern, north-weo- House to Rent or tor Sato. oommmiou. pubtohra that blank form* of a at the Philadelphia Centennial ran he bad SALISBURY ABROSSEAU. new Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Coachm. Inxurloo., well lighted and well ventilated Day Com-he* and pleaaant lounging aud .moklnr rar*. Ttie ears »rv ail equipped with the celebiated Miller Hafety Platform, anil |*tent Buffer* and Cuupltog*, Wewt- \ full Mipply at STATE STREET, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, train* arc run by telegraph. In a .. tbl. CHEAT LINE han tbe beai Poet Offlw B*>X. 4*M. at price* which dtfy all Compc^lioa. and comfortable rath, the train* of the Ghlearth-Weaiern Hallway leave patronise ut. l> aa follows: ell Bluffs. Omaha, and CaliforIbrougli train a dally, with . . u..—.. Palace Drawing Boom and . Sleeping Cara through to Council Bluff* 45 DOLLARS !£■ Foe What? Inlying evg*, butler. poultry UNDERTAKING ECLECTIC BALM FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. . . „ . ! of drawing. Tbnae luring bought more rar'i •l««, and Jaeying fur I CooUgr. Hou. Schuyler Colfax and lhe liew lime LighnU market price. Fatroui Hon. H. Chamberlain. j „jy CBI)ihd tn a ticket fur each buggy thirty yuan. by the ta tel ten** ' Adverettod LMton. Somethings it Does Not Do. with Pullman ( ara on night train. For Rioux City sad ranktoa. Two ■tioke in aa uh the be *t buggy college aettiag fiwth the advaatagc* and Salisbury &, Brosseau. iMiag., A|<il I”, 1876. tttyl Hrv, Chicago and Milwaukee, Cblcago and tit. Paul. Mieh., Thursday evening, Sep*, lb, Ib.u Re.im Committer, Ferri* lb Gate SrarL*. Middleville rt.'xj.ooo Roedr TERMS REASONABLE. 1IU.H1 M. Booth, Doable Baa* BiU »1.25; Sap MaKrrKACK A Rum, eorrwmooding period lart year. FOR SALE! the Mlmouri Rivet. All Ticket Agenta sell tlcketa by thi* T. PHILLIPS. MARRIED. 17 City Lota in Flrut Ward, MARVIN HUUH1TT. W. H. Brux x pit, Oen'l Hunt Gen‘1 Piuw- nzer Agent. 44tf EXTRAORDINARY MY STORE UN JEFFKRSUNBRKK/ rootribating liberally to theeihiMwn. ANNOUNCEMENT! It DIED. ph to be up and doing. Tbc rv i« no reawm COOM- Heal &lw«» pitice;. Judge Kelly end.*— greenback. M ring that Notku to Teachers. Hopkins & Barnes Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash, fl'e have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries- Toilet Sets- ^c., Hopkins L Birnes. CRAWLEY 4 GRACE GBOCERIK8, TOBACCO, CIOARR KTU, ETC., J. G. RUNYAJS. HASTINGS McCaffrey’a Celebrated Hastings, Dec 15. 187/. GRANGER HEADQUARTERS! BRICK FOR SALE I The Subscribers will oom- l mence the Manufacture at the earliest possible mo­ ment. Will keep constantly on hand a fiMsupply of BETTER BRICK U.; NICK RKS1IIKNCR « c«io MARBLE WORKH MONUMENTS HKADMTONKS. TABLE TOPS. MAXTLES, RHF.LVhX. m ITALIAN �bookwaiter WOOL! WOOL! Fairtie. in the Metropolis-FroilMtedy nd 8ank.y-Bu.in.M-A Daring Outrage-The Rifle Team PORTABLE EJVGIJVe CARDING. garble is again prepared do Carding on SHORT NOTICE. At the Old Factory Building iu HASTINGS. Th. political cauldron ia idling aud bubbfaqg Sarnly, partieukriy unoug th. Dmnucrncy. Got. Tilden ia hying the raptw forth* Democratic 1'rv.idential nowinatioa, xad N.w York will fim>i.h . doom other candidate., who are quietly kaoek. Ikon- to hb h«;«e than even Mr Barry i Sullivan, who playa thtro next Munday, ■p The foxy old Tilden mriding. jM; the trattim.au hi. TWtm America. Wherever a member of the rifle tmm now, th* reform hobby, hjn ifwcudity, l«appear, with the pretty little badge pre­ i^ a ahy at tbe Camd .windlcn. He Km' tented him. he ia the oUtvnl of ail eym, unearthed imamuee fraud*, «od ha. cannedI a tribute which lhe galtaut man take proceeding. to ba iaeihutod agaimt them, and it doe* look a. though rotae of the thieve, would ha brought to jtmricc. But, remember »lw.y», that the aval for reform that i» gaoermed by the beat for farther promotion to very likely to die ia a amudga aa woo la the object M attained. If Mr ruder, bal only taken a decent part in lhe initiatory movement on the Tweed ring, if be had alw.yi been wetrbfal.of the interata uf hi. cily .ad State, Tt>0 badge i* if ha had alway* uacd hi. undeniably great I*.rxie«t froni a p influence in tbe right direction we ronld have more faith in hi* refotltratnry idea* at thi. time Bat. unfortunately. Sam TlldenHm-w uf hw fraud* that Twwd and hi* aMoriat"* w.to perpetralfog year, by­ fore he ever opened hia muuth—indeed, he did nut open hfe mouth at al), until com­ pelled to by an outraged jmllic Mnlimeot. which the magnifievnl work uf the Acr Price 1212 Ceils per ftni if O/l tfE^L ESTATE, First Moi tgages. ’®Ht & II ’LBHOOK. La: Atejii PRAIRIE LANDS IOW.I aSBTORRSKA. neMulti i’lisiirl Hirer A R Co a healthy dirtnuc of Dctpoemtk* reform and Democratic reformer*. They never wake till they are compelled to, and they IM gn th. tmaarnt public vigiUnc • b ia under Democratic rule, .nd it b M badly goxenicd u in ita wont day*. Tilden'* charge on the Canal ring will amount to jilM aa mneh at did the rvt.iraw in tbe city. But, ou lhe Mrangth of it, be may cany NlKgS'. OUed, or 15 cento if I Oil it. iSS LAWSOIIo CURATIVE • NEURALBU. SCIATICA, ■ ■■ A'P 1 RHEUMATISM rem pouring into the city in gre« <|Mntitiea than ever Pearlm are »r tag at tbr rat. of from leVcnty to hendred aad twenty thousand batketa y—ammhj.TT. etmaumed numed iu in tbe th. city. It i. delightful— for everybody bu but the grower and rflatat—to be able to buy on any .troet corner baautiful, inarioua peacbe*. great large, awaet. juiey beautire, for a cent, or taorv frequently two for a ceuL And then the meionj, berriea, and other fruit. ' We ar. living very well iu New York’, now, thank you! In aewetyucece uf the plethora of ueachen, abinpen are winding theta iu lance i|uaatiuee to the Wral. where, thia StiiS CtrttTtmCreU. igg.MK3.ti; 7PhM West ■, nae gums orowiks region. Wanted Immediately! l'aWsoh »fMll ka.la. We. ad* I. Ike mMIU -< S\r\ tot xu ««> m 1 < ); ) lkibb mrtuuri ORGAN VB». E. E,-FOOTER" FIKE PRINTING /' SSfflBSrWg TXtVdXI 18 Ltnsiti! Im::, An Independent Physician, x?x Aer Mat W le<M>-lre <£«> m •• . nl.al.MA fee la , ixnrsTiii.ii. EXiiiwnos co. DONE at this OFFICE Qiiitiple P ctQie Meaiial. CHRONIC DISEASE, Letter* from all part* the Civilised Worh^ him mums PREMIUM BONI) ES-SkSEESsS Condnctini a Medical Praiite hew YCRi DTODsreui. mbitohe. Kumerou Patient. in Europe, the Want Indloa, the Dwcialoa of Canada, and in every State turTBlPnm U«ailad me.nkw»nll< ■jUn»j. (»• n»f»-ra« Virw i. ar aw; 5;~ISj g ■.Criss’"-'-' Perpetual World's Fair, uli»jSS'5*Rj il •Mt’rt*'1' $5oto $lo.ooo X- uss n *1 TUJ PROFIT. e I J. L• 11 It c 1■ r ro t ADVICE CIVEN BY MAIL FREE OF CHARCE. a.__ r.au east feta __ BriT'Mi. i MmCmT-*?' 1 -tfe.lklU.4. 1 TEAS. Fourth Serio Drawing. April 5. 1875. I’■ ■ rJrfEX.-.W.'ts.'Z lirs^.ntTi'Arir.tf fviarad good* ou hand ia moved off, which eannot be the pnwent Maaoo. Thi« week, there it tunic activity among jobber., a. many South era and Western mervhanta ara i n town, but it ia only a flurry, and : will iooo be over. Them- gentlemen do I nut prufee. to coroe uo with any kHou. intention, of buatnon. but are only look­ lag round, yhrrwdly incliucd to .nap un MORGENTHAU, IRUNO & CO Teas! Teas! ■ tweet. ’ ■ | t.tknrtetu. |feU»»«Ule 1 !i hi yJ • * |g IJ !i 5r » <»' • Snrca] DEJ ■m., Mpami into* Oita ns psi Application! for Ay.actet Reset.el silver Taaaa M. apA tnlfe. i.kww tWi MICHIGAN! ;KBS?rSs:j®£ OSWEGIO FINE PICTURES Gloss starch, ^AS» -.waists ‘.isSSiSt T. KINGSFORD & SCN, satErsss- At Granger Prices. CORN OSWEGO STARE, . ael<L..I-K«.Ul.l.oH> IU*. Aad >rvwr.M LOOK OUT FOR “ ■ ‘ tas DR. C. A. SMITH'S BARGAINS. J. Cole <fc Son. B. F. CH1DESTFR, DANCING. SCHOOL. Kainite. cramptonh Imperial soap Pure ’iiiBT HSmffliir Wayia, Jata & paiun. AWSJSS'.IKwmj MIU«*D. KINGSFORD'S ITNATi^'iWE. Medion! Inflrmnx � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-09-15.pdf f344db4b0386234603a5fc3a70053e73 PDF Text Text Geo. M. Dewey, KIHTUR AND PUMLINHER. VOL. XX. NO. 20. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1875. ransom, ikd boshes cm. HELENA'S FIRST SUITOR. WM. E. SMME A IM. Inspipar Adrertiiiu ApiU, one way. He wan not likely to meet gay comyany cumins and going. So little used was be to the civilities of good aoeioty, that he cunatnicd every kind remark of the young lady, every civil inquiry , about Malvina's cold, orliule Tim's broken teen year old girl. and a thousand dollars । a year to that old-maid .inter, who U Ui krep up the house Crr bar. Such a great fi.rttte for jurt them tan women-folk and a jarcel of aervanta. Ita a sin and a shame to waste money h>, when it cvuld be put uut at good seven per cent., and be piling tip like a ano* ball. Then to think that old lawyer Lynx is her guanleen, and manager of alt her property ; and here I Have taken the Agency for tin* iVSiehignn Stove Company, Stoves of Detroit, they are entirely new patterns and first-class in every respect. THE NEW IRON ME This Stove has low broad hearth, VERY DEEP nith pit. nnd arranged to admit a Grate for Broiling over, directly under the Grate is a slide draft which when open causes the coals to keep I bright while Broiling. It has tin lined doors which close with a turn buckle with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir is so arranged it cau be taken out at will, has Mica or close front doors and its general appearance is bold anti attractive. . WHOLE NO. 1007 The great annual exhibitmu of the Michigan State Agricultural Society open* no Monday at Knit Sagituw, and the pre­ parations made for the meption of orbibitore and viaitore are on a scale that ia dreigwd shall leave no ssuae fur complaint. Every care ha* been taken by the busi• Do hush, Unde Tun," said the girl, nrra committee to aeearc such railroad drawing on her cost and gloves. I don't facilities bv transfer and by dura eonoeoknow whatever pat »ach folly into your head ; but the best thing for you to do is tn get it out sa w«-.n a* pravible. There! Not another ward. You’ll believe, I sup­ pose, bow hopdem it 1* for you, when I toll you, I am engaged to Mr. Henry Lynx settle the busine-t in half an hour. Fortune smiled at last. Aunt Susy wm railed away, unexpectedly, to vhit a aiek relative ; and m Couain Luey wa* excit­ ed. in the aftertMxm. to *|>end a week nr two, she left bouae with no anxiety. There wo* a ring al the door-bril, an honr or two afterward, and when Ryan rame down alaTro, Norah inquired : "Who did you let inf •■It ia tlwt country sticking-plaster," he ■•Not Lawyer Lynx's eldest non; him replied, in di*gu*t “I wonder the misthat'* at college broke in Timothy. ttvss allow* him around au much." •Tea! We've been engaged these two Sl>'d lie kind to a dug her fithcF had whiatKd to, |K»r thing!' said Norah. year*. Father knew all about it. and we "Jlia* Suannah don’t jwrlcy much with are |o be married when Henry has grad- Ute influenre and strength of a politiealpartymtmt be derived fhm. ita prutoipka. Itu uotM jmch fam th* MUM* and ability of it* leaden that a poliuaal life of" the naeu. identified with it. Ys< thaeltanetoror tbeleudmaof aparty has much tod* with it* f—to num; for where the aims and ubjatoa of th* party are developed in the eotfrae of lima by it* exf^eota, and th.w alma and o^ecta aaak dirrotl v the mtaal, prfitiaal and aoeial Meantime, Timothv made known hi* er­ rand. and ia-jgul and besought her so for- •landing, with a family of four children, who were just now being hurtled about by a hired girl, at an exfense of ••two dollar*, a week, dean rash." Hence the new turn which Timothy's uu-ditalioiM look. -Now if I had liven left guaniceu to that giri.I’d bavvetaired off the old woman, and brought llcleny light luitneherc; ami if I rouldu't manage »uch a young thing pulse of the momaot, decided to gu. The orvhanG were ju»< building, and it would be delightful to take a run through them, •be thought, after a long winter. •Thank you ever •» much for the in­ vitation. 1'iide Tim," she said brightly. •■You'll surely bring me bad. by three o'deck. *» 1 .hall lx* here when l.ucy ] cumev." ••Ill bring y»u back at any hour you’ll l mK." cxdaimc<l the delighted Timothy,' thi* riding uni with elderly Unde Tim. in hi* c Id ■•ooc-bonc shay but to him it wa* aliarat the Oonsumn—Uon of bis bigb­ rat earthly h.ipna and ambition. Yet. now In this popular Stove will be found all the Modest) Inipove-, ments.Portable Reservoir,tin lined doors. Mica front, patent copper Reservoir and ia the best Stove in the market for the money. Agricultural Society for ita exhibitions. Nothin- was left undone last year by the eitixena of Saginaw that they knew Wa» nccraaary to render the exhibition the brilbanl auecon which it prorad to t v Wkan misUkca or omiaaioca occurred, they wars more owing to th* want of axpeneuce in the oftoera of the Society than to the citinas of Saginaw. Al 1*0 Fair ever before hdd in the State had the exhibitors of live stock and of maehinrey Webber, representing the Flint and 1‘ere ManjueUe KaSroad, aa well as the city of East Saginaw, promoted with all hi* energics the mewnn of reaching the ground* • by railroad, and the mcmbcni and exhibi­ tor. had the adrantagrs fur the first time . of being brought into the ground* on an , iron track, with platforms, aerriek*, and cattle shales. , The >uooc» that attended the Fair last year and the experience which was grain­ ed. as well a* the Urge attendance, the fullness of all the departments, and the fiuauctal result*, have corouraged the State Society to largely inrrr**c in many way. the money ralae of, the premium Kai, and and tho country connected with it, will <df this Is especially noticeable in many of th* rouroti furnish ths largest proportion of lb. viriUHs, but those who think of Saginaw aa an unimproved district of the State should make that city a visit during the word, tluy are like the kmadlh rf Gfr in the noatnla at naan . th* wry same and c.uunuamx uf hia bring, wtfbrrtU which he would fall and die. Buri) ia the importaace of principles to a political party. Can them by wbal nara* you please— platform or errod—the life af the party ia derived from them; and ita prineipJee must ever be the ground on which it aak* sup- themselves only clothe the truth ta word*, they show how clrariy truth is aliird to living iamtra, living waste, and to th* woutd not be in a hurry. She was chat­ mean* whereby those wants may bo sup­ ting »<> brightly, he liked to hear her. plied whil* protection ia everywhere af I’evhapa it might sober her down to talk forded, Th* Republican party is the ex­ over so. li serious matten*. ponent uf the thought which buikda up She sprang d< wn lightly al the old the nation in true greatM-a and prosperity, green gate, and was soon in the midst of a Urge proportion of ita iuhaUtaota. — and is emphatically the friend and protec­ tho delighted, neglected children, who did There are no lea* than three south fine*, tor of the iotaruata of the working man.. This should lie aeen by a’l who voutcinplatc not sec such a vision of beauty every day. ria: The Bay City HaUn-d the Flint k The national Republican Caaveutian, (•Store. Poor little Tim was made more comforts­ lUMUb^'- which ra-rmbW in Cbirago, in May, Ide, and all the chadren rejoiced over the 1860. adopted the following » tta twelfth unaccustomed augar-phtms. dedaratieai of principle: . While her visit lasted she did gi««l mis trrwtinw discovery at Pompeii, consisting "Thai while providing revenue foe th* siunarr work in the wolherl<»< family. of a number of wooden tablets with writ­ ings. They were found carefully arrang­ ed in an ivory bo*. The barks of the Thia memberahip ticket tablets are smooth and unwritten upon, membmhip. child in the boa*. The servant girl <|uraand their focvs..up<w> which the writing in gives them the privilege of voting at the Hus been sold in this Market for six yearn nml Blnntln at lite tiim might hare been a means of grave to hw> <.f expense that day. He remember­ found, are surrounded with a kind, of riertion of officers. of holding tdficr. and of competing for the premiums. EAD for it Heatiiig Stove. It is guaninteeil t«» heat u room him, if lie would make the right use of it. ed the extravagance afterward, though. They are either .eperate or lied togeth­ ith two-thirds the fuel of tiny straight draft Stove. • Itn comds It had rvrtaiuly put a bit hi his mouth of Dinner was over, and Helena sal iu the little green parlor, culling over a late. • er, book' shape, with twine, in bundles of out this fall with double doors and other improvements. Timothy groaiM-d at the hravy poncakra. of wild flow,-r» she had gathered. The three and four. On the tablet* thus mast be members. AU entries may be dapped on the table for hi. supper, and I cbildren had Ix-eti Kent out on one prrtwxt Ixiund toretber the writing i* most alwsys made in advance of the fair by addreming thought of the good, old lim.- when be or another; and then Timothv arose and in ink ; but the characters on the single a letter containing.a,lirt of the entries to could grumble an much a* he liked over rarrfuily ch-cd the dww. Ildcoa. bu«y ones, which had been covered with Wax. the Secretary, K. F. Kimball, at Eaal Sag­ the feathery ‘-buckwheats." and the deli­ with her fl-wers by the window, did not engraved and are atill legible, though inaw. Entries should all be made by Also, Boiler Plate Stoven, including three new pattern*. Cohngc ' chhm pumpkin pire, which hia wife hid oUcrtc that lie drew lib ehair up nearer , I were the wax Ita* dbappeared, aa the «harp Boon of Tuesday, the 2d day of th* fair, Stoves various styles. Sheet Iron Stoves with cast linings, and in ' bvw» cxpert«*i tokcepi.il hand al er.ry »tvle had cut into the wood benralh. though generally the lime is extended till Thewj-arate tablet, roolaiu receipt* for the morning of Wednesday. fiict the Larg£>t and best assortment of Cooking. and Heating . Hdeny.’ paymenta of saooey, and bear the roaauhr F.xhiUtora are entitled to certain fecifiStoves ever offered in Hastings. half da)'-------dale, with the name of the day and the lire which many of them do nut under­ am very glad of that Unda Tim," month and the amount paid On the out­ stand. By rule 17, page 10. of tho premi­ she said, cheerfully, holding hiv flower* off um list, it wiU be seen that exhibitor* at arm * length, to observe the effort of hsring article* or animal* in charge which her arrangement. . require their constant super* iaioa, will be •‘Just think bow much g—1 you could furnished with entrance tickets free of That evening found him strayed io bu do u», if you Were old) hero >11 the lini"' charge on application to'th* Superintend­ •uuday best, and seated in Mias Maxwells It wo remarkably well pul fur Timothy, ent in charge of the department to which ivmaiJering Ins unsopliirtirntad ways penarii.r ' their entries belong. irwucns** <■ resreaaM* term*. Otlss arer The sad hearted gid came down to see Batter X lutin'. *t»rs-_________ jaajlTS looked up with a curious exprva,ira directly, dad in deep mourning. He NAI.1.5HI RY k HROSSEAI'. arc another aunrcc of cvnaideralJc trouble unknown her father for years; that was - • c to her attention. She They were dheovervd in cxrellcat eou- which exhibitor* hardly ever prepare lion luu< po-tertod the working man and hours at his old farm had qienl ditiuu, though the damp to which they tbcnm.lv.. to meet. Rule 12. page 10, of the home producer, from foreign eompatihuuM.% in t—------------------ -­ luad been exposed has rvndared them very th. premium liat, requires all protests to liou and cheap labor. It bar rneouragvd her father had bought many a basket of fragile. Those bound together are iu the the inreatment of capital; but the inter­ the choicest pcara of hi. wife* ctrasiu , hot state of pnwervatioa. Signor Fiorelli ests of tbe capitalist employer are not aa and. of cuuree, Helena could tx.t know ha* given an account of the di»cuvery to the gtntle compliment paid to General tagnuWic to too intantoa of the skill and that the price paid waa always considera­ folk about your Louse. Then,.too, them the Arcbmologie-I Academy of Naples, labor of the working man. The intarmla Fonvat. by the VioJireitor, of Nadu| bly in advance of that asked in the mar. pesky ftirtin-huntera are sure i» come fl*l- and it M eoqiedrd that it wifi throw luueh of both are identical; for when cuesufferv. tochca. Louisiana. fur addrearing a colored tcrin around; and how is a young girl light upon the conduct of huaincm trans­ both suffer. When a panic occurs, it dis­ • Huw do you do. Unde Timothy," sbo like you to bdp from being deceived." meeting on the Fourth of July aa ‘ladies tort- W-rv, *nd deprorim*. nlwa art Hina under the Kmpire. Wagons and Buggies mid, awceilv. a» she mlvanced and gave -Now for any amount of your advice," Specula&m b brought to a MandatBI; him her band. She had always called thought Helena. -jwor old unde. I must Experience of * Lightning Stroke. credit is ouapeudad; money ta scarce, and him "Und. Timothy,' aa he was so much taky It well,” and she grouped up her Canned Fruits and Fish. and hard to obtain; prodaation roaeaa, and her senior. Il netted him now though. graceful spring beauties, and delicate liver­ expenditures are dimiouhrd to the foweat But when the fair girl sunk down in an leaf bhawims. in an absent way/half sum. When th* Uat and suffering, re emy-chair and bunt into tears, aa a flood wishing herself at home. rolling from hard times, becotae known, ••Now what you need, Hdeny, i*a proof old rvcollectiorui came back to her and it » asrcrtaitted how far the commaheart, poor Timothy was utterly token for*3, * aliaek. Sentiment was not in hia line. The deep grief of u daughter for a bear­ propertv. and keep them sharks of lawyer* A Democratic paper nays that th* pris­ ed felhor would have been touching if he from stealing it all away from you " oner) of th. Ohio Praitenliary hav. hren My father had every confidence in Mr. had owned a heart to be touched. World­ [Killed, and that the balloting Mood 209 linen had turned into stone wjuit might Lynx.” said Helena, a little warmly. for Haya*, and 7 for Alien. Thu story '■‘That's more than some folks hare." have been a heart. ia probably a rooaarJ. gotten up aa a joke Still be fdt called upon to make some said the other, nodding hi* head know­ remark, ~ be twiddled hia thumbs, ta he ingly. "But at tAf beto, he could not | ing to cbusciomincM he found that hl* for thoroughbreds and a premium of »2U by th. wiUy editor. Rut admitting ita *urii lenalation i* nos on th* rtatute book. said, patronuingly. . have the interest in your affaire that—; home wa* gone, the pb<w shivered to atoms, for the brat hcnl of five head of grade truth, what dura it, or would it prove t— The natural altitude of the RcpuHiraii ••Don't tokeou-wo, Hdeny. It wont ■ahem! hum!—that, ah I—your husband and Jiimsalf Iweuk and powarham. Hit Block. We think this too low for a pxd Simply that tho 209 victime of th. law's fort) toward the workimruian la to be­ do any good. I know just how it U- My would hare,” he stammered out al last. left »h«older was bruised, aud jwralvard. m iasviac him sn show of five head of first dam grade cat­ displeasure, though incsrceralwl for crime, friend him, to wife has been dead six months, and yet I Helena laughed, and answered, though opportnnity to labor, and to be wall paid ’ hi. left hip bleading. the sole ./his left tle ; and.its amount will not tempt any one thought, tJ"~ *“ with * blu*h foe wlial ha dose. Now that the eSeeta •Time enough for that. unde. I an foot afowu of Ito flesh, and the foot a per­ to lake such stock a long distance. Yet fect wreck. Hat criea brought amistaoce grade rattle represent the rising cattle iuweet s elj from hia house hard by, and Grange tossy, terrat of the State. rood barvrota, the prvapccU of the wurt, fair way to recover from hie In the thoroughbreds the herd meat lie ioiu an affair, Hdeny," «»id Timothy. *■ ' ’ y.___ ___ _______ • _ * n >l^ —i* compoaed of one bull over one year old, -You are quite old enough to marry some­ and not Iras than four cows and hrnfeni, body that would do wall by you, and mtn­ which the exhilatur must have owned at ace your money for you; some respectable least three months previous to tho fair man, not too young, that knew the vain* Gen erally speaking it is true that when To compete tho rule on page 8 says that knows how the poor children mire their of money ; a suitable man in every tva woman adorns heraclf she intends her KntTVCKT Politics.—In 1871, the mother Haniudi » aa enw a* two Micks apect. You'll mon get to the b-rttoru of " adorhinga to bo seen, although undoubted­ to them. ' and hiatlm tu>.l boxes them U, at this rate. You'd onghter think " Democrats carried th* city of Loubvill*, ly then are maay women of ao fine a tex­ In Sumi of SHOO or 'More. about ia a very different way from what twier before you rcfturel such a man." Ky .hy 4.643 n^orvty Thia ymr they ture that riioaH they find lhemaelvm on a "He hasn't offered himself yet unde. ‘ they went used to, in their ma's day. earned It by only 2,783 majority. The -Pour little things I'' mid Hekma, with •Shall I go and hunt him said the girt, <desert We they would array themselves in all pumibk beauty. The ladies, who now vote was the largest ever cam ia the city. real pity for her whitebesded. distant with a mUchicvnu* jook in her merry 1 hare takes to striped stockings with adCOUMM. e,"Yon don't need to," raid the delighted 1 be tfau^l*U« femo'udy be w« Mting Mocking* shall ba seen, whsnee the con' n_ B buslnesa that needs u groat d««l ,28th. 18J5. xx»m2 Timothy. "Here he stand*," and he arose, ’ cluaioa is that we are to have an incuraion ' on There is no telling how foolish he and stood smiling benignly upon her. of short skirts fur the Utter edifioatfonof । might hare bewanc, if rtatriy Aunt SmrnnHdrnu dropped her flowers U»Mi’ lap ,our mathetic condition. "In tboea days," nah had not at thia jumsurc wdked into mh! looked up. There wra something so ,anys CUrito Reade, "armnen'a drtama ware the parlor. aupremdy ludicrous in tho Bight of that guilty of two miatakea which arc that £aap•Tb* uteddhSMime old m*id” received anci*m‘ figure arrayed in hk* old wedding­ Lrerfng . tbev hide a aaetiou of th* btoom anything bat Timothy's l«rt w-ite* st mat of Irottlo-grew, that the giri Inirst ihJ mXm.t; but UwHU i. rriufor her into a pea! of laughter, that shook the by night and revealed a portion of tU ankle by day." To thia elder tun* w» may U ’i,b' todfapptor. Ue -hue around.” until rcd.wor.tad taseeh of the paper windowtUchwratruck nit-, Zd Hum m^rily The Acorn Heating Stove, JOHN NOTICE! STANLEY Ssmial aid Mechanical DENTIST DENTIST taiilt, S ■ litkiiai. ' H°T efUtm IST4TE, UNDERTAKING ~ -■ : ffSffiST & B0LBMOK, L«i Ball FINE PICTURES hi* leave- It waa long paathta usual bedtime. But he oould hardly rirap for turning over in bis mind hia prospecta nt ^nng Mim Brien* to premie over hie kilrixm, bis duldrec, hia calves, poultry, aad uf investing bar fortune in pov*rn- i went bond*, when be ouec got it fairly I ukA w WING1 GALLERY SUBSCRIBE FOR DR. AIKIN. STEBBINS BROS. «£S£“SK •'You are certainly eraxy, Undo Tim, or the funniest man to joke I ever saw, she mid ; and again that hu^h rang out ao ck’ar and bright, that the children rame trooping iu to ham the can*.’ They -erTsharply ordered Uek by tUir fairer, who, tttuug down, asked Hafeua. with asperity, whai she meant by auch action ‘ •Oh, m. offence, un.-ie. Onlr yonr re 1 with authority. �!>&'•» in partnership with the fofares. XR an r>*U. Th* bttrgian who kiBro Noe are still at large, and no due baa the opening of September. and raise many been found to them ; and the same may ba a longin nigh as we read uf the frorts and ported to Europe in foe place of gold. bracing weather la the Nurthwrrt. WaterTbe equivalent nmoitot iu gold bro had to earta perambulate the slreeta aB day fc# be ahippmklMn California to foe Adamic icw errata fa the staple ankle uf dirt, and State* is Tqailrtion uf purchase, from the latter *ecuon. and lite Atlantic State, glut in the market, raise but a Ming of hare bad to ship gold to Earope in foe satiety. Tbe genius who would invent a place of silver to liquidate oar indebted- way to get rid of peaches here thia year Would call forth foe thanks of dealers' It tU romwuniry derived from those pur­ is unfortunate that they can't be sent by chase of silver by the U. S. Treasury to balloon to tbe danlate West, whose peach rompcnaaite the !<•" and inconvenience orchard, bear no longer. They would caused by the derangement they have pro- |y unwarranted at it appears to hare been du th* part of a lew white rowdin, was modfaldy disappear from circulation, i apparently all over on the day that it either to be hoarded or to bo exported to originated. Tbe blneks were “sumpoded." Europe ; and we shall liar, nothing in and tha meeting was broken up, and that eircukfom ta rcplaro foe postal currency fa-Wn of the ordiaary charaeter. Instead that will be withdrawn and deairoyed. Th* people will have to pay oat of tbeir uf tint being foe only result mH would hard saraings, at th* present inconvenient have beco iuran ordiaarg rowrin this eas* BKiment, the iutarert on foe debt ertnlsd lb* while* poured in *11 night from the to'parehase sllrar. al the same lime that surrounding country uni from Vkk*burg. fo<7 will be deprived of ibe small cur­ picketing all ths roads and slaughtering rency required to effret their dally parpencafa! ncgro*a wherever they coaid be found, thfa bring continued oa Sunday the The truth ia thare is no sod to th* fan day after tbe meeting. Ahhongb it fa damcntal errors that prevail iu regard tu ateruly afirmed that political feding bad money, currencies and banking, and our nothing to do with tho occurrence, but if curtly experiemms during tha part 13 ringvlar that the rotons! Preaidwt of the years, do not seem to have in trussed th. Rcpublioan dub al Clinton should be soil­ general knowledge on three important qucrtiotjS. For example, the lion. Thomas ed to hia door on Sunday morning and A. H.ndrkU, of Iwdlana, iu a spe«h at t_ ij._i ' Zanesville, Old.., on :« Instant in rcgsnl •lead of erocking jukoi duel "the bloody shirt," to consider the question of -U that relates io the protection of life and purenteml righto of the South with al least fo* general troumrot uf the Southern frerdmen, and foal a majority of the bet­ ter dans of whites have no intention of Dot immediately after, he uttered the srekiog foe abeogalion of th<\.riglit* secur­ following fallacies : ed to foe negro by for MMudmcutx to the The party that n«w seeks continued Constitution. It is apparent that the power is responsible for foe twu groat imprmt main ol-ject i* a y-olitiod triumph, peditnenta in the way uf resumption. By strange and tiunufonable dericw they have which they mean to obtain reganBea* uf the sought tn make oar debt a foreign instead mrana usually practiced in political warfare. Bat in nddition to thia, therc is in every Soulhero State, in every community there, n ciaasof white* who thoroughly hate or of tin- country. Ireland was impoverished .Upfa'fo.- negro, begrudge him hiapalki- by her landlords, who expended tbrir rents cal rights, ami are always ready-to pack n abroad. Cheap Chine*, labor rate al the quarrel with him, which may end in toch vitals of our prosperity on the Pacific bloody record a* that at Clinton. They' const so long as the wages are rent back in gold to China. arc the men who keep alive the race preTo avoid paying interest In ndd <w the jndiee. They can stir up any community United States bonds held abroad, Mr. and play upon ita fears ami ambitter ita jw-io-u They nerd to b<- tonfronu-d j buna- the l»-nd- or repurchase th.-m iu with tbe stern moral aunlimcnt of tbe gold ! To avoid foe exportation in coin country, warning them that their miuhnU of the economis'd rurniegs of foe Chiuree teili »ut he nllnml. Rut unhappily, they in California, Mr Hendricks would pro­ do not take any rack teano'sy from the hibit their immigration here, and thus de­ Democratic party or foe Democratic pmw prive us td the useful products produced even in foe Northern Stale*, and they by foe Chinerc imnugmnts, tbe value of have come, though Democratic influences, hieh ia many limee4kc amount they semi to look upon foe Republican- as demorilcoin to China ! Is it possible fort a ix-xl no the "bloody shirt" same, and hence tit ao intelligent a* Mr. Heudricka ran­ * romprnbrnd that the capital borrowed Earope iocreaMw productim bent to an a Democratic Adminunralion at Washing­ ton shall place the colored mame* of the South practically at the feet of those who agree with Mr. launor iu laying that fate. AodfTto trust, nothing will be bat in the lurknkiue by the shallowness of aornc politicidfiaand the running nf others both pb/ing mto the hands of men who, it would aoem, hare already inflicted evil enough upon thia country , W* arc mit prepared to believe that th* Calkelit Trlrymjiki faithfully repraw-tits the aentimeute nf our Catholie follow cili*ens. but tbe following extract form ite is­ sue uf June 23th, sliowa buw deeply root­ ed ita prejudice is against our common equivalent amount of i»r ex [••nation without in any way diminishing foe enjoyment* of foe producer*, who are in no way benefited by the consumption of their landlords, whether it taka place in Ireland, in Eng­ land nr on tbe continent of Europe ? AB the erroneous pooclusums which wa com­ bat arise from foe fallacy of looking at money as foe direct source of our enjoy­ ments and proaperity, instead of to foe change for money. I Wul results of labor contribute directly to human enjoyment and Laman progress., but money only coocoutributai to these rods when we part Hot whets we make thin beneficial exchange with foreign nation", it ia errotteoualy auppoml tn indicate nation- in exdiaiqrc. tain, rf ^Trgfefa, 19 milra from Harris­ burg, V*. , The Albany and Susquehanna Railrcad are altering the wheels of their ear*, pre­ paratory to tusking their road a narrow 'S , »Bommritanri a If foe Houthern State, hero foiled to beer,me prosperous, foe fault fa not in the measure* of rco<M»rtrect|on, but is tbe poo- pence, security, happinro*, and prraperity, wishing ta sneak harshly -of fourc would be faHy p-wre—d at tbe Hn«fo to­ are snfiurcd forir (sic. 1 mentiunday. It is not too late to Imre wfadom rek ago, thfa incident : a rainy g nc4 long riore, a gentleman Walk from the post l»t the inlcUigenw and wealth of the Suarthcrn Stale* unite in effieta tn build sp. instead of tearing down,foe CentcnaW year will see Ibe South <.n the high road to wealth. sell jugt & Large quantities of prairie hay are now l-eing ahipticd over the Atlantic and Pacific Railrood to St. Loufa from the Indian Territory. Owing to foe abucnce uf detente* a Grand National Industrial Convention which was ta have been bold at Indianaowes them a living, and a leading poaition polfa lately did not rone off. without working for foe one or deserving ' 116,807 tho other. > A noble anmtry fa well enough to look up al, bat it fa mure satfafactory to look down upon. Tbe honors and wealth of a generation ago may do to drcam about, bat if they hay departed, they will not fnrni.b f=c2, clothing, or rvepectabilily to the drcamcr ui today. Il is more oommendaUe for tbe preoent generation to know foc^nn Francisco banker, ia not foil East aa it is iu the Slate where he was a lead­ ing power. When th* nesrs of the failure of tho Bank of CUifornia ami foe terrible death nf ita President came to foe city there was a flutter, but that was ail. Cat ifbrufa does her buinaaa direct with Eu­ rope and Asia, without the intervention of New York,‘and failnrcs then, hare but little effect here. A few bouses having branches in San Fan Francisco were hurt, ahd the Chinese.residents of the city were touched, but nothing aerioo. happened. Had such a failure occurred in Si. Loufa | aud to' nay with tbe industrious mechanic, who, when taunted bv a broken down or Chicago, it would Lave shook things. sriatAxrat on hia humble anowtry, replied in the water wheel, last week, seven rels, "It m better to be the big rod of a weighing fiftv-four pounds, with an aver­ Jo|pi Morrimcy ha* locked horns wjfo small Stock, than the liulo end of a big age length of three fret and ten inches Tammany In des<| ounctt, and there lx go­ One of the candidate* for the position This fldse gwntilliy which seeks to lira ing to be a strUMfa. The prise fighter and gambler head- one faction of the without labor, must go down before the Ifrm-rracy In this rity, and a much won* march of true worth. The leader* of the in extent, and comprises immense wheat man hands thu other. They halo each future, whether in fo* field of politics, or oom as it fa in nature, there would bo other so cordially that I don’t believe it busineM*. iuo.1 <un>e from the industrious fields, orchards and vineyards. An Englishman was recently arrested nothing left to wish*. But tlie ghastly list .poeaiblc for them to get together at all; cfasaes. Intolligrat labor will be tha magic and if the reepcctabllitj of the city had wand to overcome all obatades, and elevate for ‘ stealing gas," by attaching a rubber of fldliuas in morning'* paper* makes tense enough to take advantage of foe ite |>oaae*"or to the highot |naiti»n ' of lube to a pipe in the cellar of an unoccu­ hiuine.« men look sick; and there is a aitualiou, they might rapture it and get honor and trust. Idlo dreams will n.H pied house next door to hi" own, lie lied clenching of hands and. looking out for dvuent government once man'. But they bring suceca*, honest endeavor will. Vain drawn off <100,(100 feet lit fire year. The New York Central Bailrtnd it is tin? worat tlut ia not haahhy in the chill won't do it They have'their good" to regrets will not racuvor what has liven lot. a-nl feyer weather of September. The Ij sell, and Saratoga to visit, and primary hard Work will. To wrra>B|A the tide, aaid receives a larger amount of money on meeting* arc annoying thing* to manage; the oarsman must exert his strength ; ao only people who look at all st ca»- are tbe and ao they will stick to' their merchandise to overcome tbe tide that yearly sweeps than in any other month, and mor* through bankrupts. The worst j« oyer yiih theiq, and let the thieves govern them. At least thouaands to deatructkm.'lbe aspirant after ticket* areaold in that month. and there remains the frvh atari, ael off thuu what they always have done, and I wealth or fame must exert his greatest The Chine*) labor >|ue*tlon In British by the pDMpeel of hoarding earefally all w no indinitfons of a change far tho bet­ efforts. Only through tbes* can he rx- Columbia is a political aspect, the opps-i tint; organ! being against toe employment profits for years to come, to pay In ftill the ter. I’omibly the condition uf tho rity pact to irinmpb. may spur them u> action, but I rather think ol Celestials, whereas tbe Government pa­ creditor* who compounded for fifty cen ta it i" not quite bad enough yxrt. Nothing pers generally favor Mongolian labor. k— than a Tweed ran make it but enough The New Haven /WM</.»a* asy. that a I'temo. Every day brings ite regular lists of for them. mechanic in that city haa invented a new failures Thia week th. great book firm method of propelling brats, bv which be Does Inflitlon Inflat* ran obtain a speed of five milis an hour uf Lee A Shepard, B-Moii, went under, I without any "wash" from the propeller. taking with it their New York house, The people in foe vicinity of Rockport, liability, •t'.DU.OOO. uwet" not yet Snppnae tbe Government of the Edited Texas, gather their own salt from tbe flats Stale*"should inflate tho grecolwk fame a ou tbe bay roast near. The hot, dry businem men that they aru doing every­ thousand percent., would mid inflation in- i winds have produced no much evaporation thing iq focir power (■■ r*i"c the fallen flat* tbe |ucke<-bonk* <>f the luasw- and I that trios of sqpepvf salt arc lying on tbe firm, and act It on its fed again. The make plethoric their ux.<icy-pv>ckcts. the ' logical S'Kirty st the State Fair at Sagi- । of T|,o of puldubers in New York, who are th* seams of wbjeh had l>eet| turn in the vain nsw Offouworkth* H-ml of (heir proprietor* for currency 7 Hoehrater, N. k , make, foe following no- | phiWWphb, rcj-ri. that he ha. a-el« principal creditor*, »y to them "Pty wearch To hear inflationist!! talk on* would be led , what you ran and eu on," which they will to "upjioa* that such vw their bolfaf, but I। -“Wc arc indebted u> tltr <•>!* a|>4 cour­ amounting to *27.250, with a l.-nd •>( do. This is what honesty and integrity we cannot conceive that th* ad’orate* of [ teous Secretary, J. P. Thompson, Hui., *10,000 from the President. An offer to is worth. Izc ,k Hhqard faiiod from tiu such poHey bdkrre their uwp teaching", j for tho first 20t< pages- advance sl>.«i*. of pay 50 per edit to the creditor* of the In­ fault nf tbr-ir own. and they struggled They are atniply appealing to the |«uu:im* ' a book to cwutain over 500 )wgvs. tn Ik is­ du-perately for three years before they I of the ignorant iu the hop- of a«*x-tating sued about the middle of September, under went down. They lust F223.OUO, in g»>d with the IlspublieaQ.party the hard time- I fob above title. This valuable document hard-earned money, in the Bo-ton fire, which now bean ujku the country. obtains, not only able ]»|wn< by experiaad foe deprrauun in busiiww, and the Raaaoning and rcoronalJe men, mjKeially 1 etierd rsitnologisls. reports of comtnitleM, shrinkagujin value, finally brought them fouae who keeping inform.*! touching the I lists of fruits adapted to tlm dimate, fr­ 10 tbeir knee. The tl>oaaan-la of i<c->plo commorial vatue of money, know that who read Oliver Optic, and the other au­ srarcvly in the history of our country has to noted orchard-, proceeding, of horticul­ thor* they hare brought out, will be glad currency been held so low by our banker* ture r meetings, but also papers and ad- City Council a notice of motion was given to know that they will probably resume in drome, by foe professor" in the Agricul­ to repeal foe by-law imrseing a tax <m ten days. Such num raunot fong by kept tural Cpllogu, and Uber scientific gentle­ rviuuicrrial traveW The motion will Isdown. Friend Pills, the well-known men. on foe various scienoos related to brought fonrayd at a "iiUc-iuent meeting, Broadway ladtcs' furnishing goods num, buyer* arc Marco. Of what moment, inmologv as EntotrnJogy, Vegetable Phys­ and it will probably be adopted Went hr the Icard Wcdnmday, and Thus? therefor*, » it that more bills, more prom iology, Metrorok-gy and Gardening. We recently noticed the fact of foe day, I'niun ACtUI", foe brtler-knowib mos to pay, should l« printed ? Were the "It seems to us that any ynang fruit­ shipment of anthracite coal from Balli, men's furnisher, followed suit. Three arc supply ever ro great jt roukj oqlj.be pn>- grower of Michigan, who will, from year more for San Francfaro by rail, at an ex­ tbe beat known, but there are a iloxrti a cured as ait wtide uf nterchaq'dirt, 'pot treme rate of freight. We learn now from the Ha* Francisco /Midi* that the trau*|>orted through fou »tro<ts'a* an ad­ vertising manufacturer would his warn", pnttafoft that will be InralwriJc. It is and distributed among foe [ie>>|>le, gratuit­ no longer nveraaary for a fruit-grower of ously, but bought and paid for by labor or Miehipn to grope in tbe dark, when the I inreattptions usd experirncoi uf their moat the products of labor. By rommoa cnnMUt. coin, i. r. gnU, intelligeul tvusofogists arc thus spren.l be­ The Wolverhampton (Eng.) lock manu­ many merchants in the eity, and they arc silver and copper has liecn accepted as fore them lor their eniighlrument." facturers after twisting for a fortnight a buying, though' not extensively. They money by foe cirilixcd world, and all This report is printed solely for distri­ demand by their men for a 10per oral adseem to be ‘'sorting up." rather than buy­ MMMMjr bulled not based U]hm> coin, or held butive! to the meral<cn o(foc Pumological ranee hare yielded the point, and they ing fol) stocks. but even that is better than to its true rclation lhercto, is not money, Society. To liecome a number for the are about to inervas* the price of tbeir nothing. The wheel, arc moving, jf they but shiaplaatcn, dependent upon tbe honor year coats one dollar, and to become a life goods to eompemote them fry foe room. do creak. and ability of the maker for re-lrmpcfon Ipn They are only the plate-lock makerBut I do not believe that New York But supprae a merchant, popular, and who are not Included within this arrangeprimed by hi* basincm, for want uf change, should imm> hia shinplsstcr*; of course thoe doing busincna with him would accept to enne to New Fork to do bttrinca-; sn-p them as currency. But sappone the mer­ for a part of th*ir lore of trade the mcr- chant kept his prm«c. issuing and bis clerks chsnta may charge the hotels and the paying out hia shinphwten. ignoring parasite* that bang upon form. For in­ the uae of real money altogether, how long stance. if a country merchant oxma her*, would foe merchant's qe-|it stand nnd be wxnts to *nd ought to bring his wife. At any hotel be would car* to atop at, the rate per day is 14.50—1!» for the two— and u he can't get a waiter to do any­ thing decent for him without a fee, his A turat rcmarkaUe discovery is reported It has guna tbe rounds of the pre* that daily expenses will mount up to quite fi 12 Of rourxc paper money is essential for from the astronomical obaervaiorvestablish . Alex. H.Steven* is foe oldest M. C-, <- r., । per day. If he Wapta to pn to a theatre, cd by the Rcwian l><iT«n>m*t>i a*v«ral he 1s swindled out of 11,50 for Mob teat, several mantos, prominent among which is yean ago al I’apilatenka, th* highest point that he served in an earlier Cougraas than , •>" pregent roupccra. Thi. is a and aa for a back to go to tbe Park IS is foe scarcity ofrotti^nd >t» Weight *qd bulk. with one egreption on tbe Himalayan the lowcat, and 110 and *12 arc common. But I he measure of its issue should be in range. Foy several months a txxqJay Pernrodo Wood ia now the "Father of Iu abort, a ten day*' May will use up foe accord with the demand , and surely when bright »]>ot bad been dlaivvered, shinning ' served in an earlier butt-end of *250, to aav nothing of the the beak vaults are foil of Idle and unused from foe extreme edge of the moon * disk, expensea of coming and going. Every­ currency is no time to prate about inflating at a point where no moantalna break foe was flrat elertrtl to the 27lh Cungvew., in body dig* into him, for they never expect the ireue of grrenlueka. continuity of ita perimeter. This light IM I, and served i:’ the 27 th, 2Kth. 40th to me him again. suddenly disappeared nnd remained invisi­ 41rt, 42d and 43d, and is now serving in Of course tbev can't afford it, and uf ble for nearly twelve months It ha* th. 44th Ale*. H. Steven, nearcrt .p. course they don't. They go to Chiragv. lately reappeared in grtwier brilliancy than promrhea Wood, He wm first elected to foe St. larais, Cincinnati, Toledo, and the oth­ ever, and the immense |»wer of tbe teles­ 2Hfo Congreaa, in IM.'Und mrved in lhe er big point* in for interior where *3‘> cope attached to the above observatory, so !»fo, 30th, 31st 32d, 33d. 34lh .nd 35th well known in the scientific world, has do- ('ungvemea, a pariod nf 11 yran. After, vdopnd the fact that tbe light proceeds rviircaaent of foe suUmpent If, ywra, be from aome huge-burnished sulwtance, act­ again apjeircd a member of the 43rd Coning as a mirror, which must be al least one hundrel feet in diameter. The must ■>. toniahing thing in the mrtt.T is thesltu—I empty promfao* for the future," tbe Wash c- .mpietc pm of t hat t his ia art uall’y a mirror ington Ubmaielr want* to know "what of artificial construction, and the tbniry of better record ran a |«rty bare than a good one for [art fidelity Y' To which may be I character, principally to observe foe phases added, what party ran bare a worao rec­ of t’se earth's surface. ord for jttfotwwty and lyk of patriotism It fas a wdl known fart that tbe immense than th* prcsrart' IMmocratic party? Il height of that portion of the moon which IOWA asii ebbaska fa no wonder the leader* of that urjanixa- fa turned toward the earth, not only through the well-known laws of gravitation. tion oliject to referring to the part. Every timE.fi. criminal would rather look ahead than to take a plane* al th* ugly pa«L in high flavor. Fraebcs might be sent overnight from New York to Chicago, and tho prevailing odor of foe markets and wharves considerable improved thereby. Vender* hold very fair fruit M ten rente foe half-peek, pil.xi and running over, while baskets arc i.-Uiag from fifty to sixty cento. Peach ice cream is the popular delicacy, with for cuaifortiu ■ p.-nuasion that pure fruit is used fur flavoring it. While speaking of foe products of thfa part of foe coqqtfy, it may b* mcntionnl that clam* arc nuWatty tfae this sraauq, a fart which r^olcwsthe bouts ofpontiei ui. mighfoy. FBOBATE ORDER. awhow gqumn ruuu^ TBMTX MILLION ACJIBS Of LANDS Buggies this year. IfttaExoitg. fed to fence ourselves in and admit a limited number of CUSTO/KEIfS E^CIf n;y. 01 i < — . >. - , . i.i ____-_ __ ____,. We dare ever before, for fear ()>ey will come loo thick terribly excited when wo have too many ha], wo have come down JfEatj-fllC Dolfan H Qd B1*’ little ibecauafl yo« nirty all come at once anil T wo that we cannot do fprthina. We Iiad’xome talk with a num from Califom hi« Tltiriy-Ho troJiCtft'ringcK. and thjt uin busineiw bexidcH the now Six, ’remNe a tMaomurt ■Ut the ___ trade than Richard Messer, of Carlton, CARDING. WIUJ lh« Tuckv man lonl -July, that got the f 'utter. Wc troi let him draw fins your- "He is too lucky.” Warning the people not to come all at once, we are t Truly Yours. SHORT NOTICE. the Ol<l Fachirv Building in HASTiy'GS. Pries 1212 Cali per Pmi i Oiled, or 15 cent* if I Oil it. WELCOME MARBLE. loiwL llw'in*-. JetrU. Mrt. xallwt j. X. HEED & CO. fvo NAWJS YUORTIMET* Gent’s Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities L um s m warn ms Trunks, Traveling Bags, <3t«3., Every year incrraacs the popularity of this valuable Hair Preparation | which fa due to merit alone. We can a—ure our ohl patron* that it is kq«t fully up to It* high standard; and it j ttho only icGalde and perfected prep­ aration for re taring Goat on Faded II viu to its youthful co|or, making It *«>(t, lustrous and silken. The scalp, by i:« u*e, ImemM white and clean. It remove* all eruption* and d.-.ndrnfl-, and, by it* Ionin projierties prevent* the hair from falling out, us it rtimnlaics ami nourishes the hair-gland*. B. its UM-, Uic hair grows thicker and rtrongwr. In baldness, it restore! the capillary gl.vmls to their normal vigor, mid will rtvatc a now growth, ocWj.t in extreme old age. It is tho most economical Haji: DnEnatxu ever u« it require* fewer nppIfaul|aM, unit gives the lij|r r. Splendid, glossy :ppcaraiire. A. A. Ilaycs M.D, State Awayer of Massachusetts, aajii, “TIio Buckingham's Dye 1'0n THE WHISKERS. A t nur Hcncwcr in manv cases rerpirer too tong a time, and too much care, to return gray or faded Whisk­ er", wo have prviiartxl this dye, in one )>rrparalion\ wliich will quickly and efli-Ctiully arcompliidi Ulis result. Il w «uily anplic I. and nrodueos a eotoe which trjll neither rnl> nor wash oft Sold hy all DruggirttL Price Fifty Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest Come and see Haslluga, Sept., Oth 1«74, for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. M POSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED Cumpariwm Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices give me a call .Ayer's Sarsaparilla - &C., Harting*. Nov. IDth, 1874. lohn Stanley. REMINGTON! fhe Itiruixt taiddly lutofavurn* pasnewdnff rhe be-t countkanew ofgood qu>H^<, I namely r Light running . JU-nFhuU|j»hl»ohlm. with Automatic Dr>>| Feed. Design bronhful antlcousirii. ii. uin. v. ry lto.-tx<nw« Kn-1 E* ebiur for familr m». I* th.' third prer <«!• fatcr, e, Iim met wltk * u>-’ (art fif �Thc high school of Ann Arbor has seventy-fire non-resident pupil* enrolled The Fenton woolen mill paya out on an avenge tl.OM a month to ita operatirre. Tbe Metbodirt Chureb .1 Moore ia lia­ ble to be told <m execution ia a few day* ■III M. STEBBINS BRO’S Keep It. Guilty. liquidated Where you wul had all kind* of Fiab Superintendent Jerome will ex­ hibit some of Michigan's ft.h at the Chi­ cago Expcokion. A kxrw partv of lumbermwi started from Saginaw, Thursday montiag, fur the ETat River pine wood* Killcner and Gero, fur attempting to re­ lease a prisoner, were fined B& each, at Kalamauxv, on Saturday. rUKNITUREi Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any hoes t In Bar­ ry County, for them reasons i 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. The indebtedness of Coldwater dore not exceed 17,000, and the citixen* are going to pay that immediately. At Charlotte. Judson I*. Hiplev ha* been sente-need to tnirty years in the Stale Pris­ on foe ineest with hr* daughter. Tbe total number <>f Granges oty*ni«cd in July last wa* 110. Of these fifty-fire were in Virginia, Texas and Kentucky . Outside of the Southern States the num­ ber wa* thirty. During Augurt' 123 were organ is.d Hillview Grange, of Bullitt Co., Ky. rtaolvea that it is the duty uf Congress to furnish to the people a eurrvuey of United State* Treasury notes' that will Iw legal tender for all debts, public and private, aad e*|nivaknt to coin tender, and inter- A barre dl*tancin( tbe Ml, „ iKmof, satin'd t» tn* mum; aaly, H**t* my b* traixl alternately. Ilon«s eligible fras. Aiguo |H clos* Kept. Iltb. with U» Treasurer fO OU S PICTURES 1 PICTURES 1 1 am now all alone in the ITsitogrsph husincs*. ami a* I hare made arrange- j menu to increase my facilities for doing 'Letter work than ever, all should call and get a negative tekeu. The superi­ ority of my work in the past is * *ufi cicot guarantee of firrt-e iwork in the future. Ilium* in Washington Block, Joseph Brown, of Owumo, died Wed­ nesday night. Ho fought and war, wound­ ed in a saloon a few nights rinue. Htipatrick. the man whose foot was cut u.T al Jackwu on September Uth. has ainee died, ehiely bum heart disease. hire big maMa-Mgua snnkea were found CANCERS $lfco Pays FOR DKTROIT E?HhGNEI8 ■Minininumi. GOLDSMITH’8 We sell none of till* cheap-made Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. Tbe good* we make la made by hand, and warranted. We invite all peraon* to call and inspect our roods, for they ell bear inspection. No trouble at all to show good*. .SKjJS,' Glass ADVERTISEMENTS. Peerless Milk Safes “OYSTER OCEAE” ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. LA DI IS' ARD GERTS' RESTADRART. At the meeting of Hancock Co., Grange. No. SI, on AugJI, the proposition to pay tho county agent a salary instead of a commiauon. wa* favorably entertained. Those who are working the liardest to keep up our purchasing system think it would be the bret plan. Our county agent wa* Tbe largest gathcrn uf I’aln.tw of Hu* landry ever awwmbled in Wntan Michii pm ptcniced at Elli*' grove, near C«x>per' rille, on tbe 10th. Delegation* in rv-zslta from Grand Haren, Ravenna, Spring Lake. Muskegon. Black Ixtlre and Berlin were CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN borer fell from a tree on 11m>. grounds of . W. Roger*. He died Tuesday morn g from the effect* uf bis injuries. Henry Warm, while culling hav upwi meadow, seven tnilrs east of Niles, re oily, wa* biltru by a rattlesnake, and at >t reports wa* dying in convulsions. Willie Durand, one of the Buller burg- Stanley. 109 reliable hou*s of C.'B. Salsbury i*. a* ever, buying eggs, butler, poullrv and all kinds of fanner a produce, under lUrlow A Good£rar's store, and paying for the same tbe. ighret market price Patronite the bouse* FURNITURE ROOMS. SALISBURY 4.BR0SSEAU >iu<wiu>n« relate to railroad ).-gi«!ntii.n am include an iiidnrwtni-iit of the plan o filing maximum charge*, ami the |>rin<-i pie* of the Potter law. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, litil felines |lBticej. I IVe ask attention to the. [fact that we shall leave all\ REHIBLICAN I accounts not settled, whc're I we have sent bills, at once j \ with a Justice of the Peace ' for collection, if they are not [adjusted. Hicannot longer' Waned, Aitils, *rv । delay._____________ ___ j immense <|uantitie« of prairie hay now twing shipped to St. l*>ui* from the Indian Territory. The pro*cculi>itu again< the colored Georgia iwurgents wa* ended yesterday iu the dl«harg*> ofall the remaining prisoner*. The report* of Iwlun outrage* in Keelera Nevada and Utah seem to hare been much exaggerated. Tlie affair U about BANNER DANCING SCHOOL. at price* which defy all Competition. The stock ia Complete in every depart­ ment. Having been bought very low. aad he publie will find it for their iaterert Co 45 DOLLARS! UNDERTAKING For What? Tho New Improved Eick-Feed ECLECTIC BALM FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. .-.etrJ Givy due heed to this, but for the proof aotue and »oe for youndrre. MBS. B. L. UNDERHILL All person* Indebted to tho late Ann of Heath. Sttliabwry A Co., are laqurt- Salisbury & Broasoau. Hartings. April is, 1875. Mr. Lyman Bach, a well todn farmer living near Trvmplenn, Wia., was killed by lightning on hi* farm during a storm Toreday night. A fatal cattle ilix-aw has broken out among hctctJ droves of cattle near the Aneram lead minre near Bhinebeck. N. Y. Nearly all have died. Colonel Shaffer has captured on Staked Plains a baud often Mexican robbers. It is *nid the Kickspoo Indiaas.are willing to with 1,664,802 hum in 1872, and France, with 1,381,000 ton., in 1873. The annual productiou of coal through­ out tbe world, fur 1873, wav 262,567,342. Great Britian heads tbe lite, with 127.O1G.747 Im**; the United State* stand* wwaod, with 43.413,4<M> tons ; Germany third, with 42.324.469; France fourth, with 16.600,000 tore. In 1872, Belgium produced 15,66^*8 t-re. Aartm IQ.I,* nnu —kitenasi Fmliarr uf RlUwia We need tbe Incan* for ..rpanixing the Dentoeraiie jnrty iu (hi* State,” said a leading politician. A Woterro man re>;«muJi-J promptly by telegraph: "WiD •hiplixday one l«*rrel whiskey ansi one imUiy; in tnice by mail.” OLD PAPERS TERMS REASONABLE. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. and the minister* of Baltimore to visit that rity and bold a s.-ries of religion* meeting*. All hand* in Germany are preparing for Emperor William's start for Italy about October 1. He will be accompanied by -Prince Bismarck and Genoral* Mollke and Barry Cauaty Harwa AMaBlattoa. Will be heU at Union Hall, Hartings, Mk-h-, Thursday evewiug, Sept. 16, 1875. Room Committee, Ferri* Hone, Hsrtiure; Gala Hrerim, Middlevflie. Mnaic by Breda Orohi-Stra. of Hartlnga-J. LBead, 1st Violin and loader; Mr. DeCorsey, 2d Violin ; Ram. W IMbmmy Comrt; Mirt Addie Bred, Piano; Levi M. Booth. Dowble Barn. Bill 11.23; Rup- xxlTtf EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT! Hopkins & Baines SUBSCRIB1 Havean exibition one of the largest Stock0ftFancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap /or Cash, ffe have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, go., $c. Give us a caU. . CRAWLEY A GRACE GR0CEH1K8, TOBACCO, j. g. Btrrram. Hopkills & Barnes. Un-J* esM. *»!** ,U SklL... xa useS’ fo*t uiy. was la •edar when •*• • A literal rev—l -U' U '* uxor-’-•f—1 Hastings, Dee 15. lb'7 4- Mr. aad Mrs. Xreak Hamilton,} aad thaa^h as airiatly privata tbrt Mly ths.near rotative* sad raoat iniimalr friemb af tha psrite* were iavttod. yet th**• coaatltute a>aay *f th* land- 68? 1 FOR SALE! GRANGER KADQUABTKB8! BRICK FOR SALE BETTER BRISK ~ S'.’. . . . �H * rorowro* "nr* *vw* IOWA AND NEBRASKA. a,.n— r«— .w .n~ ^a fJhwbg leUrr. ia lb. prttwapJI nrw 2^p^*VcSy«>Shantung ftc Botiutei l Issiri Bnr 1B. Cd AM CENTRAl RAILROAD. TIME T^BIaE. ' Inking Effect Aug. 29th 1876. UIUUI. KBOBTLlai Brrwr.. K1M4N AM <W tana hilmaMtailjra^h -China. May 30. 1875. I arrived here on dm 27th MA after a m-: inter-ting jMnmntttO mflro through th' P~« i«- <#HhdLang. I had no Ur* of wl at Ute renl Chins land ia until now. or rather M Hm rf » wa. immmpioU. and now I this sd-tr^L, eountn' ro eboalj. "Wstm butter also abowV a division of quality quite decidedly, and *coasequeady irregular market A. before, all realty fine Well-packed froth offerings have found Caroy Ldaudgiml then proceed up Smith'* Sound, making a runiog aurvey <iT both the market ruling ateody for anything pood ahoraa. We ahall viaii &ptaii. flail agrave enough to ouroxx attention at from uy 22c at 1‘uUria Bay, and tlxn uiakc for winter upwards, while the few extra highquditie. quart*.-. The Alert, however, will push ■mey vraya. From tbe time I left Cbcfeo ’ nut well into tbe price of State. There has mitU this pbe« the field' of whuat extend alw boon a demand for common butter at on aa far toward the pok' io- ptwdble with­ <m both aidea of the rood w far » the eye 14 to 16c. but net much done, owing, we out being bead, and .uha-Mjuen.ly return toward u*. wiuterbp not mon than 200 thTi;think, las to tbe absence of the grades miles front tha Diaaovery Both verb Bought after than to the imliapuitioa off will then aurvey with alolge* L<itj the - ~B<e £*first 70 aailau thetvud is over a ।hubleni tn accept the bids.' aevere winter conic* on. In the spring! -Wy WUMW, not m*^i. hat undulating, Cheou is itry steady, and without anr two of our IrfctUcuanl*. with .ledge partita, mdwhh tbogrewtrot bright of 273 IbM. change , in prices. Michigan fectorim ars Thiapertain of the joura-y ended at Whang- (selling at 103-4 to He, and the rapply ia will join tbe Alert, wbvn a atari will be made toward the pole, with aix sledge*. hy«i. and after that the road trover.» a well . kept up. The full food ro for tcoda One .ledge will hare the party and return vast plain, over which namerouv village are to . m.kr the a.-asou one that will giro an every week or ao, transferring” ita aurplua aprrod, about one to two milm apart proviaiom to othara. When th.- exploring All tho villages are endooed by mud , party h thu* reduced to on? sledge, that walk, and at aoManoekiokaolid, but when . will push on alone and reach the PJh by ch-e they are mbarably defended by itaelf. Who will have tlw dialingunhnl honor* I do not know, but Ciuey it will lie Commander Markbam of. the Alert.- If taoe n quite' up to the estimate of 38,O0t),thie ia done satialactorily and all the sur­ 000, if one out judge of it from tho tahab vey. are r>ui|Jl-U<I wo ahall return home itent* of the plain I cum acre—. I pa«c) during the autumn of next y s»r; bat If not, tbe large rity of Lai-chufix>, with high we aliall stay out a Mcuud winter. Under walk of atoM, and another, cigfcf Chang I any cirettnuteiicva over which we hare any yi, with very fine stone wdh, and the coulrol wc ahall nut May out longer than place where I am now is-a vast rity ofi'iOOOO inhabitant*, with magnificent atone unaetlhd confidence, and with it money I walls about 70 feet high, with hattlcmeutt value, uf stock. The cabh quotation, ha* A Happy Couple and tnonl grind in appearance I went to •uak padually until it ia now down <• 53«. tb« wffwiiM., about 12 mile* dptent.and T!>e Mtnatiou U not calculated to iwpire I wa* mtreb »truck with the belpleamwiiiif ready traffic in the tnWaor. and it -etaed tbe Cliiocw to work tho*e mine* properly. at one time aa if bat a email proportion of It was a curious feeling to find myself and tbe ofTering Jdo xby would be sold. Hut a tniarionxryg«ntleman(livittghcre lainottp talesman grew to the opinion it wa> beat abe U with him. A woman should always I a crowd uf Chiurae miner*, about SliOmen j to dune out at tbe mo»l adranlagtvua fig­ be a little younger, and a litl'o prelil^rjitxl keeping a ring around n* as wc advanced, , urn in preference tv holding orcrand cans­ and a little mure amiidcratc than her huv looking at ua with astonishment and cren ', iug av-cumnUttoa, and tain were at the Land. Ho should beatow n|»u her all hi. «n{ but wish no hoarile feeling or a word ; cluxe quite rapidly made. Tho total offering Worldly goods, and abe should take good . ' npraaive of disHke, and there was the ,। was in the neighborhood of 10,(MM) boxo>. care of them. He may owe her every rare appearance of reaped arising out oftbe feel liiiyera would not al first offer uver 11) and tenderocM that affection can prompt,, ing. ‘Throe foreigner* can help us to get I to 10 l-2c. At time figures, indeed, but puruniary indebtedness to her will l«* tbo water out of our mine* and allow ns to went mn*t of the idicciw mid. The work them and gain our bread.' Thia is total salm fooled up about C,(H)O boxes, what they seemed to be saying to theta-1 and the prices reached ultimately 11 l-8c, Bctvcs all the while. but the propoct on of cbecao which acettrud It was a strange sight as 1 aloral in the fraction* above 101-2c, and reached 111-Sc." ship* with the opptautc iri. Perfect eonmidst of the eruwd, with an umbrella over waa not very l»rge. my head, and the people staring at me and •• At Little Fall* about 73,000 Ikixm fidanco in each other, ami reticence roti­ good-naturedly walking with me 6. the coal iff factory it is ertimxlcd.were offered, and I tenting their tuutusl affair*. even to mem-. . pit*. I b*ve liad virite from several peo- about I. WO laixea sold, NtM lute at lOv,'I dem of their own umiliot, m a II ml nteevoto whom 1 have shown how to work j une a 10 3-Sc, six at 10 12c, eight at I th law mimSK and I have visited oue of the I 10 5 Sc, nine allU 3-tc, and thirteen at i inpv whenever .he expects to meet her mot anricut aud wealthy fiuailica of the jllc. Must uf lie. cliecM' waa white 1 husband's eye. The num should nut prow I Faalt-fiudtag, I city. Chin is the family name (hia visit­ ; clievac.which i» in gooddemand. Factories alovgiily. even at home. —tap card ‘Chin Ghiai Siwj. Hishvti.*- is . are nut x.!d so closely aa they have l<ccn Song-arguments. or *coMin end th • hap- ; " rcnsarkable-the finest I haveacen ia Chins 1 during thia acaaua, but it ia believed the pinem that liegilui in kis*.-- and love-matThe reception room i- funihbed with an I eient arm ehairs st least three fret wideta the scat, like throne*. The place of! v honor had a beautiful drawing of a bamboo ’ grove in th* wall. We never saw such a thing ia China. Before it a large poroclain plate on a stand 700 years old. On om-1 aide is a bronze vase of the 'Chen' dyuaa ty of 000 yean before Christ. The old ! I never look at my old style compile.man talruduoed hi* madron, charming ing rule that I do neg blcaa myaelf that, boy; and on our rcqw»t t.i see some old while my strength last*. I am - me at the curiositiea he went to hi* X'jom and merry of the world. If my pen is nut brought a sacrficial bronze cup on three wanted, I can go back to the ty|>e-e*a.- and kgs, which belonged to a noble family 1100 l>e sure to find work ; for 1 learned the yean before Ch fiat, just the .same *.• uric jrintem trade thoroughly—new* paper- ' sees punted ta the books of the ancient Chi- j work, job-work, book-work, andprew-work | neve classic*. It wa. must curious, and it,' 1 am glad I hare a pwd trade. It ia a i *1 seemed to any. ‘I show yuu a thing which rock u|»m whiev •*■------------ -”Rr ■*a usad by my.anre*lor* in their worship firmly. There nearly MOO years ago ' In feet thia cup ‘ body and mind---------- - --- -------- .. _ was eonteuqiorary with Solomon'. Temple, II the rtrongrot and aureat part nf self-nude and wu made before Home was built. Hr j man. Go from the aradmny to the print­ only showed tu that, as if all the rest wu ing office, ar the artisan's bench, or. if you TEAS. | please, to the farm—for. to lie sure, true firming is a trade, and a grand one al that. 1 Joiy tha* a sure foundation, and after that branch off into whatever profession you fill jwy forlAiKl ahd Improvelong befitrs /the I*rinripal WWE «»«»« * Efcrea Yem Qtft 1 Per Ceil literal wnntf W®# A FINE BRAIN 8I0WIN8 RE8I0N. kJ U a INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION ------- T. .1. WILDER. J.L-FBH. 00. ?!MTSmTSAS8 PREMIUM BONI) I U I*.*■«! ■- ~n srrtais real • i M-4. m mmsmi. cmM Qj. l salt -r 111* W wlasre. as* atl ' , rr-b.1. M tea are .( Uaarlat ,*■». ir**r ikm to. ak'ris srvrv Perpetual World's Pau 9i«KI Unit ataa BIVIBIOM. -— " ~ wm. BRAND RA>IBI AND DETROIT Tiittvs r»«<«T?u'Xr ■" - ROBERT A. P BRAKE lurrv MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO KINGSFORD'S r 'dr. C. RUSSEL --------- W. RIKER .ltrs: profit. Application! for A^onclei Bicelved ri« MAKE IT. or or w iVOO. rr P000. Ar. A-. Fourth Serio Drawing, April 5, 1875. fWwwmls lajnsiMe Drier fill Rsi ^ttej*tee_t-'«.ti- money jS-KKEES "l*w^ttifti»H.ris..l rrevlvratte.il tfl. bet ' ""$100,000 1 $5oto $lo.ooo S25; Mfftt.-ix-.’r.ragaTt. sssjttrAat.Br::! ss.ts.liyqafgaSis. OLD PAPERS OiiitipltPrtw no or aar *«n ikemt >«»• ta. lb. br .H~ rial Iri vtrtaa «r ria *•■ w al WRIGHT A. MOLBR FINE PRINTING FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. Mania! ” OSWECIO You hare heard, perhaps, of the clerk who had faithfully served Stephen Girard from boyhood to manhood. On the twen ty-first anniveraary of his birthday, he went F.S.BOWKK DONE at this OFPICI Pure ‘ SILVER GLOSS STARCH. r to do anything, ia regulated by the ingrity and gool faith •flhe maker in fillHing tbe promise. 5. The more promiMW to pay which a •a, a firm, a conoralion. <>r a government nua, without fulling them, tbe Ires they urioHN joilX Q. CREM ISAAC W. vh<M> LAWSON’S CURATI1F ttiMUU. SCI11T1C1, OQlpivikuk, OSWEGO COM STAKE, RHEUMATISM. lull awa aat toll** la ka«w lha’ tk» Lei in^-Uala a Sk'iiicM •.lanlhm aaU » -Iwaal WORTH* GTON* BUSINESS COLLEGE^' a government iasuiw and srih a bond, a note, a mortgage, or any other obligation, h; Cl maker] ha* nn further control over it, 1 pendent upon the whim ofStejiheu Girard. ' lort what will dime, yiiu have a pood , to pay it when due. If he attempt* । traA" always in rwr* c ’ tedoau^bfegelaahe will loose hb stand ThwiAnng tnsn saw the wisdom and , ing and credit, and will U ruined. 1 understood 7. Tho Government lauttb which the Yearn ago, when the middle-aged men of national bank., are eumjiellcd to buy • and Newspapers tn the State of today were boy*. Horace Greeley wrote: deposit st Waahngtou Io aecttrv the pev- '; '"ft ia a great aopree of cuoadalion to ph’SEohM bn’ken bank bill*—if the bank* I un that when the public .hall l>e tired of ahould fail—are bough land paid for by the ■ n« oa editor.we an make a aatiafutory lw»4 farlialaf Masts s*J wb*lala sfralw A4atockbolderw of the banka. The bond* are I livelihood at setting type or farming: an ta.’ P. M l CtL, Urertiim ticili the private property ufindividual*, pledged that while our strength last*, ten thousand w*. «t r.vnst now, sxw vonx. to accurt the bill* of the banka. ' blockheads, taking offemw at Kune article 8. Banka, or private banker*, who du, । they do not understand, could not drive u« not iam^ilb, do (u»t have to buy Gov- into the poorliouse.” • And ao may a man become truly >nde- I pendent. to imoc talk, tbe atockholdem .would not need to invent their capital in k-nd*, but would keep it for uae aa private lunkere— Desperation of the Whisky Ring. aa any bank doc* which ta not a national bank, or which dove not itanc Lili*. 10. If national bank* were t<> be al*>) isbed, nr not allowed to iaaue Lili*, they would have to send • their bill, back to Washington aadjiavc them destroyed, thus euetrseting the currency without aubatituting gold. or anything ®l-« io iu place, to the extent of 8332,WM),000. Then the stockholders in tha banka would take away tbeir bond* from Washington and sell them ia New York, so a, to get back their mower ». ■ .L— 1__ ■ ■- * Ll_ :___ ' STEINH HOST EXTRAORDINARY MICHIGAN! Teas! Teas! .’io liatMllksria, •vrl.l*isartssa ■IIRU^V, 1 l’a'wbon chemical co. St®al uilt E.B. FOOTE. M.D. SHS* l.k*hau»> l LOOK OUT FOR DENTI 120 Lciiuts’ inn*. l&hs-iLX Ctr. ESMA&, HEW IOH Un Independen! PhyuciaB, TEEAT5 ALL FOAM! OF WB'apffliAirifi BARGAINS, CHRONIC DISEASE, IS THE BUST. n ■> ana*, ail • Ctiiittifi a Ifiiol fNtte Ktuntrwu Patients ta w_ Ml* u. D-W-/ Chanda, and in orery Stats trf the Unitn- ADVICS CSIVIW BY *A1U FREI OF CHARCt* KRARCsarr.UJy banks. Tbe total amount of interaa* paid by the government iu 1874, on bond, de­ waited to aacwre uatwoal bank bilk, •« teW,TOOgUld,«lualtoMyr25,(MW.OIH) currency. The total aaaoual received bock DR. C. A. SMITH’S Medical Infirmary, taaw xmauunn zsaa. j. Cole & Son. lirlitnriillhBriMMifaau DANCING SCHOOL. DENTIST � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-09-22.pdf f0997f2f0b041ab900305bc2c537acdf PDF Text Text fife F^EfJ.LicAjl The Rjrii»uc\H Bvw- Ceo. M. Dewey, KlHtitR AND I’VBLWHER. RA TRS OF ADVRRnitffrO. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1875. Ninnomom Mr. Fraak Buckled write- to Load and Ifurr- aa folfcw*: >It gire* ma great plro»ure to he aWo to annotmre the arrival at th. Zoology Gardens, R^reot . Park, of a fine apesimew of a 'manatee' (jlfwnotas rimrraniapa),.? This animal was sent over by Mr. R. Brain, from Pin Point. Demerara, SouHi America. Mr. Bartlett went lo the docks to fetch her from the shin Ulan Iwim. H« prepared th* small •ci-pood by filling it with fresh water warmed to a proper temperature. The poor manatee acemed to much enjoy her bath after sueh a long aa royagr. 1 do m>t recollect ever having seen amor* inter­ rating animal. It really ia a puxxlc at first sight to know to what daas she belong*. Rhe i» purely an aquatic animal, and when wen in the waler her head reminds one of something between a mole and a pig. Her body u terminated by a lanre tail the dupe of a lydy'a fon. She swims with it, Jtfi-18? Mwtilill Alfflll, GREBLE & RUSSELL. Haw taken the Agency for :he Michigan Stove Company, Stoves of Del roil, they are entirely new patterns anti tirst-i?lass ih every respect. - THE NEW IRON AOE ftrot time that they have bean used in Maaaachturtta and perhaps in the country. The result is a more complete and exact enumeratiou than lias ever befolc been When the "family sehedulra” in the state. An error in tabulating taken. I wa* that, much to tho chagrin of the amounting to something more than 100,- are all tabulated, a* they ‘will be in the Colonel, b-d to the loek.-up. and ennaiguod WU led lo this anaertion. which ha. nq« courae of the next six mouth*, an amount of information hitherto uuprcredeiftrd con­ to a filthy j-en. There I remained all been corrected, the true |iopalalion for through that dreary night, fearing tu lie 1875 being low than 1.040.000, although! cerning tho social aud industrial condition down on tlie straw in the comer, on ac­ very'near that lute!. Thia indicate, a of the (Kopli- will be given in the world. One of the inquiries related to the numcount of the number of rennin that in­ gain of more than 180,000 ia'fire year*,! or about 13 per wat., something las, than | her of vulumca in private libraries coothrough fear j being bitten by the rats the gain from i860 to 1870. whieh wxs tainiug more than 160 vulumos.. In the that kept yumiug about the flr«>c all almest J 6 per cent. During the ten yean I little town of Coaaird, with uniy 2,676 night. At length morning came, and I 1865-75 the gain ha* been about 370.000,: inhabitants, it waa found that, beside a public library of more than 11,000 vulwas taken, handcuffed. waary, hungry, and or nearly 30 j«-r ml. . filled with drend t of what appeared my Thia a very good showing after all, and umt., tlxrre are more than 5O.(MM» volumes in private libraries—that ia, about twenty impending fate), before a justice. tho growth of putiulatimi iu Mawachusctl* for the last • hundred yearn lia* certainly liooks for each man, woman and child iu lieen remarkable, cuu.ulerin" how small ia would contain about 35,000,606 book*.. A tvuwd of people hail jatherv-d to i the area of the state and how much ahc , an »bolitioni»t have th ------ *• ~ i lia* done to colouixa the prairie* and tlie T>o Builnex* Outlook. trial, t’elone! “Ixyrcv" Pacific coast. ' In 1825 MassuhuacU* I justice to alate • hb case, i had only about 565,000 people, sot havI true riave-driving style. The end of tho period of financial dis-1 In foct my '-century that fol lowed the trem has been announced and the imine- j ______ __ _ no way of iker Hill In 1776 we hac diate revival of buainen* predicted so often escape from my dr»perate situation. . On diitanta, in 17IK), 378,787; and »> mistakenly that there :» a natural 1 every side I waa .urrouaded by men ap­ i.315; in 181 U„ 472,040; hesitation now, at the begituiinp of the parently thirsting for my blood an lanxautumn uf 1875, the third year more the [ ioua to vindicate the outraged law* of the [<uk, to encourage a hope which inay be | Stata of MiMiamppi. disappointed of the near approach of tret- ' i At length the Colonel finished bi* slateter timev Yrt there i» ground for that | ment, which, reduned to .imple forts, was, hope—ground all the firmer because of the moderation with which experienced i tliat 1 had called al hia rc*idem» on Saiotiserven of commercial *ign» and cur­ j urday l»t, and requested permimion to ■ roam over hi* plantation to shoot bird.; ly trebled it, and now La 210 inhabitant* rent* avow their belief to that effect, and | | that he had given n>r pannhrfiin. and al­ Io tho square tnile, a density uf population almoat a» great an that of the moat thick­ ly jevpled Kuropmn rauntrie* could he bo found; that he wu« aura 1 had rofcLATiop 6r rjctscifAL tows*. I aided him tn escape. and demanded of the The population of Boston i». in round |jtutice that I should be panbhed at a numb«n. 312,0110; that of Cambridge ■'negro thief' deserved. Hi* remark* 5tmuo. of Liweli 4i»,tt«H, nf Wjtreerter were loudly applauded by the aUte-bonnda THE CENTENNIAL FOR 1876. The Acorn Heating Stove, oma GREBLE & RUSSELL. lARU, iisx. cal co. NOTICE! JOHN STANLEY Sinncal aid Meckiiol DENTIST; cw rar. The member* of ths Michigan Pre­ Association, who accompanied the metaben Aunist723d, aad after remaxka, unani nwusly adopted tte following resolution*, which were reported by a commiuae ap­ pointed at a prevtoa. meeting, bald on board the steamer "Ivanhoe" ; WntatAK, Hmm. E J. Hulburt Solomon 8. Currv . F. 0. Clark. T. D. BcadWd-and Peter White, member* of the Michigan Ixgwlature from the Upper T’cninrabt, did . mid Judlr.oua Advorttalug I 'extend to the member* of the Iziwer Pre.' M Mirki««m Uat*. wbM inauh and State aHccratn Invitation to via It their part of the Hute, that they might learn bv pervonal observation tn scuta ex tent thi inexhaustible mineral wealth uf •aRTNERSHIP* tli* Upper Peninsula, of which an link fa : known by the resident* nf other section, of the State, and thus induce oa the part of the peopja liberal k/Wat'um which shall ■IC1._____ . xxMtf tend more febv to .tovrlop ibaaama and J. WILDER, Wtiwxas, The MiebigaaPx-e A— caation w— cordially invited by the ractn rt IlMtlap. MtehxxUtT liers oftbe Lower Peniasula and .Stateoffi­ cers to accompany the cxcuiatoaistaau the 17th of August, and having srrapted the same at a meeting al Marquette when homeward bound on MonUay. August 23 unanimously rrujrrd, | 1. That the thanks uf the A-ncialion Itll. II. F. PECKHAW. ■ be and are hcrelnr tendered tu the ho*>or1 able gentlemen ’named in the foreguinThu> Stove has low broad hearth. VERY’DEEP ash pit. and preamble foe the liberal *poit which prompted the excursion, and fori the gvner>- arranged to admit a Grate for Broiling over, directly under the uus treatmrat we have irceived at their a Grate is a slide draft which when open causes the coals to keep hand*, a—uting thrnpthat the I rip wait a* _ bright while Broiling. It has tin lined doors which elow with n delightful m instructive, affording an ipturn buckle with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir is so arranged portunity by pcrnnal observation, to cotnprelietMl the mineral nrenutw »f that por­ rt it can be taken out at will, has Mica or close front floors and its tion uf the Stale. general appearance is bold aud attractive.' : 2. That «• acknowledge with thanks ike Rcnrrona hospitality manifested toward tho member* of the Aswciation by tlie Irttncva and vegetabk narrow* all day.— eitiacna of Green Bay, Escsnaba, Ishpem­ She a getting quite tame, and will follow ing and Calumet—the Utter city tha place of buaiiuosa of Calumet and Hecla Cupp* Mr. BartlHl round t^p pond and eat from ■ Ilia liand like a aherp. She ia Mtppoofd to | Mining Company. That company, whil ba abuut ball grown. Ti e manatee Uvea1: exhibiting special regard for the |>byiica' In this popular Stove will be found all the Modem hnpove-l.* in the aliallow baya* and quiet riven of t wants of th«nr guest*, have bean uo !<*" Ccalral and South Amorita. Th* length mindfill of the educational needs of the enbt.Portablc Reservoir,tin lined doors. Mica front, paient copper of a fall-grown manatee i« from fourteen rising generation which turroupd their eservoir and is the best Stove in the market for the money. to aixtecti fret, and would avenge the min**, a* we evince by the erection al the field 31.W2U of Salem 2l5.<M)O, of New expense of taid rotupiiiy of a mapilkent Bedford about 22,lK»0. Next in order school building, now nearly ccmplateJ, at ooe the thrpe citio* of Somen iile. Chel­ a eiwt of S7(l,"6<l, to be free for the M of sea and Taiinton. averaging 21,<M»U each ; the children t-f the district. then Holjoke, Newton and Gloucester, 3. That the eitis-n. of Mmquette hare ranging l-etwmi 17,000 and 16,000 ; and ported to-day. -make our ratimate aa to j | l.<wd m under great obligations by their the volume of trade on the extent and then lialf a doacn auiallcr cilioi and large ,! quality of the crop* of the country/’— generou* Imspitality and lire efforts which towns, Haverhill, Fitahbnrg, Adam*. New '| The process by which thia enocfwtiin is | with haqvrotw. The ery. Mr. Ban* re- they made to entertain ns. inroking for burypnrt, Pittsfield. Northampton, Cbicv- I Thin should be seen by aU who contemplate buying a Cook reached ia very familiar. Farmer A, hav • ii port*. i» auBMthiag Eke the beBnwhig »f that purpow music, exrunuooa fishing pec. etc., containing from 15,000 lo 10,- . and lastly teepaichortwri entertainment. UOO I«raoiui. The iiinetccn cities before '| lug gathered Iris corn or wheat, sell" it <» ,। an ux. Tlie natiie* look upon the mana­ , tec u- a aupcrnatural animal, bncaarc it ! merchant B, and with th* money received . mined now contain a little mors than half Aswialiun by the Michigan Central. of the whole population of the alate-— .' for it buy* ueveaaary article* from tnauu- I >uckk» it* young a. a human mother d.xw Chicago and Northwestern, MarqnHte. [ lecturer C. Merchant 11 sellaite eorn or ‘ ' her baby. The Indiana my the "milk ia luil. and had gone to lire plantation iui Cambridge, which in 1870 was the fourth Houghlun and OutoMgou and Mi oral which hr. brother livr.1, about eight miles eity in tho number of inhabitants.' now I wheat to a whole alphabet of cuaUiuier., ' pood. It i» very interesting to remark Rance Railroad Comtamra and their etuwhile mauufarturcr C employs another the extreme quiet with which thia animal, di«taut< on Satardsy night, expecting to ranks next to Bmtoti, baring risen above alphalk-t of wurkingnwn nod women to one can hardly ray awima, but rather gent­ plnvc* is appreciated by the rormlwra uf return by Sunday c.ening, but having supply the article* demanded Here we ly glides through the water. Ila akin i« the Anaoeiatmn, and they hereby tgndcr 'prained hia ankle, whieh he cuttld not eovend^with two Linda of hair, soft and thanks for the same. mow until Monday <-venit>g, he rtirtol for bristly. The appewranre of the bock tv­ i 5. That Hon. 8. S. Cobb, Railroad home, traveling nearly all night - Asaesm Has been sold iiLthirf Market for nx yearn and Mauth, at the mind* one of a pnckly pear The tmrtrib I। CommWomr <>f Michigan, in making a< he readied the Culond* hr was t<Jd EA.D for a Heating Stove. It is guaranteed tn heat a room monplacc ; but kt A. B, aqd C be multi- arc umwI peculiar; they are situated al the I arrangements and perfoetin" the programme uf my arrest, and early that morning had ! fiir the exruraxmial*. evinced A skill [ plied by thousand, ami other let tars a«o-' ith two-thirds the fuel of any straight draft Stove. Its com?* i come into Uolntubu. to help me. The wartby of all credit, and hi« euurtcvm nt this fall with double door* and other iinpritrenieiiV. : ju.ticv ordered the constable to rvkaM- me tucket, hut now there are more people in ciated with them representing perwoti* and treatment oftbe member* in hi* charge a* 1 al imev. and expressed hia regret that 1 the Mtuhnom city id- Fall River than in riaaww wb<»e activitiew depend upon theirs. | and wo have a .implc and exact ejuridation , 1 had bean .objected to tu mnrh annoyance.' all three of these old cominereud town,.. of the whole mystery of "bmituw." The ' Fall River lias trebled its pofMilalion in W. P. N18BETT. impulse which this aeries ■ if tranaMthma j fifteen years, and almost doubled it in the .W. W. WOOLNOUGH. give* to trade i. mm»ured by varying cir-' hopfxllcn last five years, while New Bsdford contain­ Also, Boiler Plato Stoves, including three new puttenis. Cottage ■ i*. a. «• R—•) । Tho Colouel MIRS B ALLISON. cutustanra*. If father A's crops have ed x« many people before the war as it has Stoves various styles. Sheet Iron Stoves with cast lining*, and in । Having rompkted my latowa at Mm*, xt th« turn affa tailed he will have little or uo corn U> sell j ftrt .be tarpjl .Mi to* —«.< -MM -<1 and he will lie unable tu buy article* of I ueciwaity or luxury. Or, if the ma-ket Stoves ever olTercd in Hastings. , jB (•,)|llniiHU about two weeks wb<<u adiffi- addrm—d the be already stocked he must sell, If at all, ' ' cully occurred which, but foe the faithful at low prices. He therefore atorva his new of a negro, would hare ended in my for’in the spring of 1861 she miut hate 1 death nt tho lund. of an infuriated inab. | a»k»d what it wav. 1 begged him not to had 1.256,060, while in the spring of nf King* roeuty., addnvoed a letter to punish "Joe ' for what he had donV, and Fram-fa 1). Moultun. asking hia enuaeot 1803 she bad probably no m-te than 1. | to albiw me to present him with a gift a. inst. the following notice of the welcome : to the rntrri'g of * unlit /.rraryri hi the a mark uf gratitude for hi* fidelity to me. 240,000 In the last year* uf the war given by the Marshall people to their dis-1 I lible rase pendin" agahrt him, to which j A* thera fa run wens asked in the presence ahe gained u little in population, and no tingui-hed •turn roopcr waa fighting over than .he begin atiocta, wbu had burned tho initial* of hi* of the crowd, he could not very well re­ lo gain fart, and now baa 460.000 m«c 1 Ex-Minister Gorham, Mrs. Gorham and Modton nett th* fottowiug spirited I name iato the fle»h of tevera) of hi* fuse my reoueat He sulkily tsromired people than in 1863. Even during the । son lefirntti home Saturday afternoon. abv—. Iu redUi-r their capture more ccr- that "Joe" snuuld not be puuiatied. and A laryre delegation uf re|«r~eutatiie men war, and while the Hate a» a whole wa» said if I pleaaml I might make hitu a per*rp r—» rp-gjT ■p’ ■pTT'R'l ,TC? ' tain in rase they attempted to racapo ffaim I of this city awwmbled at the depot to greet T OTM.E . jl<w j mpfBj of ent. I then handed "Joe" twenty dollar* •eirrely holding ita own, large gain* were Ix-en disputed of. We begin this autumn with the founds- I their distinguished fellow townsman. » made in jferticular neighborhood*, and in gold, for which the noble fellow looked great transfers uf population occurrwd. tion foct of abviwdsnt erop*. Nutwilh- ; Mayor Porter, in behalf oftbe city wd gregatiua The charge is tree. He knows it to-be true, and whatever imparC—ttoca •taudimj the frequent report, uf “a total to evince my gratitude fur what he had These have ainer rontmued until th* old failure'' of this, that and the other uro- | of man'* tribunal*, thu tinprease Rotor - tegrec ' On one of my excursion* over done for me, and at the same lime preaeut become greatly changed. will some day reveal the truth, and vindi­ Boston con­ duet, it acemi to be admitted that the barhi* plaMati->i> I «a* aecompanied by the him with mean* to aid him in escaping tinue* to maintain ita superiority, and ate vrat uf cereals is unusually good. Au ex­ cate the right lor rp—king truth' and noth­ SELECTED TIMBERS, slave nfcnlioned. During our rambira ha from bundsgr. ing but the tutk. and that, too,' under chal­ pareutly will alway. du so, yet, notwith­ com of rain hire and drought too long Two year* after this occurrence, while standing repeated annexations, the growth continued then- hive done damage, if gave me a history of hi* iifo and suffer­ lenge aud in dj-fensv nf mv own cliarartcr ing., and cspreWH-d au earnest desire tn dining at th* American Hotel in Boston, of Boston has Iwcti scarcely more in the the rain bad alway. come at the ritiht in- j and the character uf het whose good namehia freedom. I fell that be remld be 1 observed a colored waiter eyeing ma very last ten year* than that of th» re*l of the terval and in the prvpar place, and if sun­ fa dearer to me than life itacif. I htivo Wagons and Buggies gain relied upon, and imparted to him the closely; al laat he recognwd me, and ask­ *tate. Since 1865 tho gain in all Maaaa- shine had been distributed exactly, the 1—1 arraigned a* criminal, nunpcllml. IHr mv-rrt object «f my visit to the South. He ed if I remembered him. It was "Joe,” ebuaett* haa hern nearly 4U0,tHH», or al a felon, to pkad with U]Jrft--d bind, sub­ listened with absorbing aaroestnea* while my savior, the former slave of Colonel nKB^.'UI per evut.. while within the prev­ it it, there is no just Jcause uf complaint. jected to the ignominy of bond* against an ; Canned Fruits and Fish. I explain to him the dificultfo* and dan- •'begrre." I grasped the noble fellow', ent limits uf Boston the gain io tlie same There ia no dittculty III knowing what to ereape from justice’ towded with cWoquy sent lie would have to cucountar on «o baud, and congratulated him, in the prtaI'criod ha* l>«n Itw than 8U,00U, or ju*t do with all the wheat and corn whieh have tioo in whieh hi*fellow townsmen held him. bv the public pre— frowned Upon aud Mr. t ioriuun w— wholly anqiewd at the ar.-ided by society, nd ncw.'after the halong and perifotu a journey. He, how­ •nceofall in the room, upon hi* e-rapc above 36 per cent. Pall River lias a!mo*t lieen gathered. Iksida th* domestic de ever. deelartd his determination to make from bondage. In the evening I invited trebled ita population in ten year*, and maud there will lie a krg* one fur-expurt. cordial reception tendered him. It waa dietmeal against ms has xi-rved ha pwrpwte New - Work. the attempt, raying that'death itself vu him into the pvrlur and introduced him to several cities and towns have doubled t^p Tho london Mark Luae Erprrtajay* ’ impromptu, informal ica it* character and bv diaerediting is advance, a witness of lire. Mr. Brasher , guilt and - it to ap­ preferable to hi* present existence. On the xweral influential friends, to whom I nar­ or very nearly dune so. Holyoke, Wflch that th* British "crop ia abort aa a whole. rate! the incidents above related. He following day (Saturday) I again vnutod parent to you. — iris to tho wraid, that I now baa 111,26(1 inhabitant*, liad but 5,­ the plantation, and selected thi* dare for afterwards gave me some of the particulars 648 in 1865, and Muntelgue, a few mile* aa gratfying a* it Waa unexpected. Ho my companion. He informed me he bad of his cnc3]w from slavery. On the Sun­ above Holyoke on tha Connecticut River, , | Shop on Jcffriroort 8lrv*t, north of decided to start for ('snarls a* soon as he day evening following my arreal his broth­ ha* now 3,379 ug»in»t 1.574 ten year* had been aboent from hi* home much long­ er than he anticipated bcinr when be ac­ could commoniratc with a brother, who er joined him in a piece of woods not for ago. Hsnipden couuty, including HpringHustings Hnlol. cepted tho place under the Government. was a slave on a plantation a fow mike from Colonel “Lcne'a" pUntalioc. where fiifld, Holyile, Chicdpec and several other He h*d pawed the five yvwra of hia aloenrc distant. He wished to taka ibis brother he had *wcnted sulEvictii food to but them thriving manufacturing tilaoe*, has now ph-awmtlv and bad fortn-d manv lasting with him, if jmmiblc. I gw»e him in- ».-veral day*. They sticwevled in grtllng more than 94,000 inhabitant, and will frierxlahi']. abroad ; but notwithstanding ■truelions for hi* guidance after ho «h< uid times is mentioned by the dry p»>da deal•oon have 100.060, while Berkshire, whieh that b« retunwd with stronger lova for hi* crora the Ohio River ; the name* of friend* era, tho clothing manufacturer* and the FOR MKDiCAL PURPOSE*. in I860 had almost a* many people as at Evauavilla (Ind.) and a«rdand (Ohht) boot and shoe maker*. There’ arc inure Hampden, now foil* below 70,00) Donaldson's Swoethexrt. to whom ho covild apply for amistanec. I buyer* than usual, the properttou being a. ala. furniahal him with a pistol, knife and five to two or three; but they buy low— Sweet’s H°Tel? pocket rctnpsM, and directed him to travel When Dwnaldaon waa preparing to sav al-out one-half — much at formerly. by night only unit! he reached, ftiend* make hiahalloon aseenawu in Chicago, and This *how* Aral, that there ia an increas­ NUARRCmiM.............................. MICWing demand foe gold; that the old store* jtrtbefoeo tho ropes were rat, a woman havo been exhausted, that threadbare of mure than ordinary beauty pfwacd her crata and turned dn—e> have done their On the foltow'mg Msudsy evening, while way through the crowd and begged ofr having, gained suBciant to wake good economical duty to the utmost, and that BtUBll IND MUOM. fc40 PER DAV. Mated at the sapper table of th* botal at Ihiualdson to kt her acaunpany him.• tboir recent In— by annexation to Boston. the most thrifty persona are obliged to re- his jirotmre will add to the |>r»wpcrity of the 1 delivery and on time. which 1 wrem^ag. lU-dls-dand town and furnish new fife and energy to its < Suffolk, the fargro: of the fourteen oounHo replied, “The wind isn't fust right to­ excited talking in th* adjoining room. In material intrrwt*. The social world wiE, 24 JeSxaMt St-. Hartings. Mfch. . Lira, now rootaine 364,000 people, more a few minute* the landlunl cauw up to me day, but if it hi pksrant on Monday you than either Rhode Uand, Itolaw.re, Ftortiro, bo Ixnrfitted by the jwraenee of Mm ' with an exerted took. *»d -id. "Coto«l ran go. ” That woman was Dmmldanua Gorham. Hie arrival of the Minister and ' ids, Nebraska, Nevada or Colorado—probIn Sumt offSOO or Moro. ------ wiahnt to speak with yom You hoi bi. family has been looked forward tn with • ccood tors', and report said they Wrtr soon1 ably a* many a. the last throe st.tm taken better g» out and meet him. I immedi­ -UvrijrJj.diag* of pkrsure by th* people of ; together. Moddlrocx county' contains to havo been married. ately n»c. and want into tha room from , nearly 280,060 inhabitaata, Esaex rounty A orrmpondent of the N. Y. Graphic, which tho loud talking emanated. A* I , n-riy 225,000, and Wonwter b210,­ i cutered. the Colonel, in a toud and brutal writing from St. Paul, Minnesota, alludes 000, while Bristol county hu advsnoed lo Ik-lug a buxine— that need* a S—' d**> Harting*. Juno 28A. 1«75. xx9m2 tone —id, "That's him, arc—C him." upon lo the same lady, and the scene whieh oc­’ ^mlatlnn uf nearly 130.000. There which • man .topped « and mid, • You curred when the anuouaccweot wn madee five counties contain more than twice as of exps-rlenre, arc mv prisoner. I demanded the restou tlmt Crrimwood's. body had been found io> many people — the utbar nine cvuutia*, in Lake Miohigao. She with the oib« dam-. two of which, Dukas ami Nantucket, , there are but JJJ184 perauti*—4,084^ia WV E. *»*»« * mo WHOLE NO. 1008 DENTIST We ,' MicliRL Ovstera received daily Oft W ESTATE, WBIGHT4 BOLBBOOK, LmAieilt UNDERTAKING FINE PICTURES ! SHEET MUSIC! At Granger Prices i ' . Made al The Itf” FOR BALE AT WING GALLERY THIS OFFICE STEBBINS BROS. * years ago these two enuati— had nearly , 11,000 idkabitanta- �LOOK OUT FOR THE STATE FAIR. BARGAINS. He ask attention to the fact that we shall leave all accounts not settled,, where we have sent bills, at once with a Justicf of the Peace for collection, if they are not adjusted. We cannot longer delay. Kiria may wrap. but back they ouuu. per­ force, tu -cold malum anl haah in their bouac iu town Tho old sreotlrm.n nay. it waa boainsu that brought them bock an early, aad the feminine part of h'u fam ily any they lad more romfort al home than, in Saratoga, bat the fact ia, they lacked th* atompn to atty. Andlhe hotel keeper* rooam with their dejurted cuau> ' mwn. Retry one of them han Ion money THE MAINE ELECTION. Paint oAre la Mleblgna ianalara. for the week endiag Kept. IB. IBTi, and each dal-1 Aortal St. IBTi. Ft.ral.bad thia paper by Cai A Oh. Bollrilan ef Paleala, WaaUuftn. Drain Commiatiotier'a Notice. L.I 1 For What? h i .- 45 DOLLARS --- 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i Tho New Improved Back-Feed FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. »itrx!s TO-DAY’S ADVER Thue the Ueaweracy af Ilia Kryatane Hiale rare In to the rap-merep Jfnba. with Ila left I wing of ipwaraaMM.. ul Ita right wing nf «.(<•/, arbnuay ^grt'nunowtaTa. If you do you may be induced to come t« J. Lee Reed & Co’s * Veeyt«t <M4 uq. Hn.y fruMhianday eight aitllade at the Republic*** la fc.oe .1 inayeruae legialatlaa ha* ampl**g*i*M it the Uquee latere.: aa l ba lavM .lrei.nl. nf iba yaye hlie a. while it baa. alao, reiraagvd cer- ia abunJaa SUBSCRIB1 the weekly prayer-meeting. With all the dcpnaaicMi, there ia* rire in Mime article*. Carpet* are higher, and chin* h*< advanc­ ed in pricv at tlie beat hou.ee. Probably the oulv way <*— " —a- »«. ik^. tlirtun in by We only want to sell just T. PHILLIPS. Buggies this year. If the Excite meat runs .to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of OUR NEW YORK LETTER. The Irish in New York—The Timet and Rent*—Motley—Ftthiont—Poli­ tical—Weather f . SHUN DRUG POISONS. VOLTA’S ELECTRO BELTSY BANDS Hopkins & Barnes Morrimey and Kelley are fighting (•* supremacy in the Democratic organisation in the city. which mean* control of the Ifomomlic porty in the fhaie. nod NeW York look, on with brealhksw anxiety. What ia it all about/?) Any question of । policy involrml? Any great difference of . opinion on matter* of great moment lie- $3 SAMPLE FREE winter. Th<- apron otemkirt, round ur a>|uare. loog. and becomingly drapid. with, _0 , the ekaely fitterl ba*|ue. Icngtbc-tmd in f».„ front to give more the idea of a wrap, will hall be model* for every *ort of natume. in cl-iok. a deep «»ct]ue, tilU-d in the back, | arbiter* of dratiny. three maker* of PreaitlenU? Nothing of the «ort. It ia aimply a tight between two Iriahmca—one of them a profimrional gambler, and the other aaide. Trimming, of heavy *ilk twiata! a worse man—aa to which ahull diapciw. .nd looka. with a .ingle lour, luoaclv- i to other Iriahmca, the offio-e in the city. fixating plume, .opererde urmmcn of rib- , I bon uxi rluatere of feather*. Colored 1 Thia ia all there ia about it. velvet* of the darkret ahadea in green, Do you realite the extent of triah rule ■cal-brown. and blue, will .upplant the , traditional black velvet bdotH-t for beat I police, almiatt without azepcioo. are Irwh? That the achoob, the public works. the— well everything. in short, ia from the head U the foot in the hand* of three people ? Itbaukit majority of the wirda it ia impumble for a uun not an Irishman to hold any poritiou, and the ntoaequence u, the city ia rare and net tain in tbeir hand.. It ia a regular pyramid—the Irt.li people al the bottom, and Cardinal Mrllmkay at wai raeaaTad with grrel applauaa. The platform U«pte.l by Iba CtMivraiuia embedm the lire iaaaea new leadarad by the ■ lyahllaaa jmij la Ita aaugaaiau. from fifties .nd hundred* , then captein* and policemen, and rum mill keeper., over them eome tha heavy cootrartor* and high­ er oSciala. over theta the Montaarp, Kel- CUSTO/HCHS EW BUY. i Have on exibilion one of the largest Stock °fFancy floods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap /or Cash. Hr have, also, a full and ' complete Stock of Drpgs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Setser., J-c. Give us a call. Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings. Dec IS. 1S74. | TEAS. Richard Messer, of Carlton, wax ,thR\ucky man laitl July, that got the Cutter. We won et him draw thin. year. "He in too luc ky.” " anting the people not lo come all at once, .we are very Truly Yours. rao.ooo.’Hjui J. L. REED <fc CO. NOW IS YUORTIME! 4SSS.SW—. Wk.l. U...U,SX: aaanan. »>; twentieth.. ■aSS I Gent’s - Clothing, Furnishing Goods, $1.50 Pays for The Kaatern IX-mocnte will nercr amaent to wild-cat repudiation. They know that the boainena of the country demand* what only the flewablican party can give it— Mobility and certainty. Thooaand. of Uemoeratie merchant, and mechanic, will tote the llepubfican ticket thia fail <m the HASTINGS DETROIT RmiHGHEfS run foi twice mowthi Mffllfi DM Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic’s in Endlese Quantities. Trunks, Traveling Bags. STEBBINS BRO’S, ^eep It. Also a full line of Groceries. Cheap as the Cheapest, Where you wui 6ud all kinda of A military xhot oa the gnbernaiorial tpaaatiua ia iff that we bou in three dap. Wa give a few of three report* herewith, begin uiafi with ih- whieh wa find ia the <kaccol* OM/.ir “We notice that Perry Hannah, of Tr» Tire City, haa been mentioned in amnre tion wilt the goremonhip. If Northern Michiyaa b to hare an opportunity to aebet a rendidate. and we eranot aae why It abonld net. Mr. Hannah ia unitouUreBy one of tb* bort reprrerateure men that could be brought forward. He b onr of wblcb weighed ra! college bad • FURNITURE! Of every DeaoripUou which we can aeb cheaper than any hoim • in Bar­ ry Voanty. for three nqpoaa: Come and see TB0B.B.APBA01H. hwU« We mU node of thia cheap-made Fur­ niture that ia tuade by machinery. Th# good. we tuake la made by hand, aud warranted. W» I arite all pwraon. n> eall and loepert our good*, for tLay ail bear iMpratton. No Unable at ail to „ naatiujK Hwpt., Mb 1874. for Yourself J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. wvwm a *-ran MPOSITION HATED! �The Efrroa i “‘yUwff to write about ___ it**, but for four you might ,kink', „„ forgetting you, will write you. though it ■wMrf-mummy bubriuf. Tore-more ’>d>, everything in th. lire of vegetation fan* dead m.Mom, Kiag Ihx did the Uumuom nr hre |«u doing k for the Um ■•nth. I ton day. ruhw, but uu th. night uf the uyre.wh.k... uytaiag vt-~l It. After ll>* UVOT **“** C**cU rempfaud Ip. work fa . XI ramtea, vad Mag mat Item mm tekRoll ttelng called the following ware •*-* UDMtmfaotoey numwr lothcmwbree *mM. u tern wnMk tb. tell, aad ■ teuad ttei Ik. ..rente* re gw *p .1 Hl., re. huadrel vad fart; mite, wni «f Cbl- I to days advertisements. hm, and the fntoa thwt tatriy, h.T. been nndSheUou.7. --------------------P'wLeted by the people gmwrally beta, and Atrnnat. Aid. Fuller. Mlnutre of pravtoua meeting were1 they have had tbeir prediction, faulted Time, „ u.aaj t„ Ttn Ut think read and appruvvd. they will ht up . liulmuon, u 1 (mi there 1 rum Committee on Finance Iu favor are a good many going into lumbariag of allowing account ofC. Horton and *K**n thm winter. whieh of ocura. will help ftft for work oc town 11m MU. Ra fire employment to many who are now port not adopted by the following vote: Aywa-Dawaoc. Evan., Hleka and in h *■“ ***’’’ to0’ wk* “y MUe Raed, 4. I will engage >n putting in loga. tin the Nay.— Dolph, Jordan and Sheldon 3 । price nf lumber .hall advance to axue On motion of Aid. Hick, the vote by I «"’hat lambet; ia worth. One which theabove report wre rejected waa •hiagia. fur recoo.ldered, and on motion .gain th. matter waa laid on the table. Committee on Ftoanoe waa granted lumber and •hingleu, where they <LL farther time to report In regard to arfcounta of J. B. Goodyear, and J. W. A | realixe one-half wlut either famrally worth. C. G. Bentley I But I rappnre they are An/o'^all the time Committee on atreeu reported aa fol- that prim will advance. The la'dk are ahuttinr down here, having cut out the .I-, k of lop that were on hand, and how there are million. of feet of lumber, and likewfae of ahiagU in Big Rapid. that, fmui pereent .pprarann. (to to anta,.) will remain here for eotne uow to tome. ' For Lhrwe month, trad, haa broo eicemliugly and these who never hoard him before. । now fed better. He i»—hi. execution | upon the piano rather—wonderful, lie jd.ycd Yankee Duoudle with ooe hand. Money MuaL with the other and tutng the raing Tramp. Tramp, etc., all at the name time. and performed them all aplcndidly. But aa to hia being the idiot be haa alwaya been repreaeuted U> be, I have doubt., but will uy nothing about him, a. 1 |un<uue he will ri.it Haatinp before cluaing up | thU'aauon'. campaign, thee you can all | judge for yuaraelm a.1.. hi. muaical qualitica and idiocy. Tho Odd Fellow, uf thia city hare rout­ ed a .plendid large mom in Hardy A Bailay . new brick block, for a term’ uf (re ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. junta yean, and they now bare about at nice a lodgrruom a. there ia in the State Our County Fair romre off thia weak, and hofica are entertained uf hating a good of the city ot Haatlnga: I ■KXTU'-ln my Judgment there .bould al leaat S1.0U0 out nt Itoauaoa collected from all aouroaa net aalde aa a elnking fund kr rahex.I Indcbtadnree thte ebould be lei' on good racurity at" 10 prr cent. NuW our ocboul bond, of tlo.000 wtU fall due In 1*4, and by net- twite ah be nand berof 1 am now all alooa in the Photograph To use their Celebrated Machines PREMIUMS lo pour in and au immenae amount of hoi ' now wav done in the old More, many of the cuatomerv coming from Harting. and ' that vicinity where Georg. wee well known ■ and evidently regard -d m a gentleman of । Republican Banner And hereby make the following LIBERAL PROPOSITION To anyone famishing us with a List of 40 Sub­ scribers to the REPUBLIC AN BANNER, for one year, at $1.50 each, Cas^ in advance, we will make a present of a No. 1 Weed Sewing Machine, the retail price of which is $60.00. To any one famishing us with a List of 45 Sub scribers to the REPUBLICAN BANNER, for one year, at $1.50 each, Cash* in advance, we will make a present of a No. 2 Weed Sewing Machine, the retail price of which is $65.00. To any one furnishing us with a List of 50 Sub­ scribers to the REPUBLICAN BANNER, for one year, at $1.50 each. Cash in advance, we will make a present of a No. 3 Weed Sewing Machine, the retail price of which is $70.00. Weil, we hare had 'Blind Turn" here I toed to PICTURES 1 pictures: tbiag ... .11 right, with tb. pre.pm' .f • I grel IUm red trip W. procured <rar tirtn. | ret trek Ibe rare re Ibe Iteek I .tend A pMif. 1 te kfUreod fra Kanau CllyAw. em »• •tey .nd alghl re lb. read, .rrivtag at Kaaare J IlMtinga the teat day of the County F.ir, , October l.t, 1875, in the aftemo<«. W« will give .way to our rtMiomer. one fW- ■ irr entHpbtr, to be drawn for in anv uun nrr that they may dridn upon *1 the lime ./ drawing ’ Thom haring bought umre than one new buggy of me al any time | will be entitled U< a ticket for i-arh buggy bought The ticket, will hr iwurd to actual purrharera who mart make applica I tiwi it! jeraoti at the liaac nf the drawing ' We do mil hold, that the buggy » bought mu.l be produced thia year Tltoee not caring to bring their buggi™ ran leave SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REPUBLICAN BANNER Liquor bond of Ecker A Grnre with C. A. Bailey and Jaa. Btenon m .urltlre, oft'raw ley A Cu with Rkbard Harber aud A. A. Young a. uoiittea, u>J of C. B. VasEvory with Joo. Wlnklemaa and | SEND IN THE NAMES AND CASH. For further particulars address, • HASTINGS. MICH na, and •lull bold you tl you fultU It. Hating nothing further, the prreeot. CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN FURNITURE R0< dan, Reed and Kheldon. 8. Nayu—Dolph, 1. Bond or Cbaa. B. VaaEuury: Aye* Dawuon, Dolph. Evana, Hleka, Jordon, Heed and Sheldon. 8. Naya-Sooe. CANCERS •suE’sn.^'STEi”: ---- ter.Briam, Local Jijijag-|iiifa;. l.rr. .f ibm vr« a»* i. oymltea Tb. mporary •.■•p.nte.v mill, areally playing from 7* ta 100 waa. •< rrerea ibrnw. terga nunban anl af «mptey».al. uJ bri.p rew. dtetraa. .pan tbeir fv&diea ita. wit! Important Reiulti Pleaaantly Achieved. SALISBURY ABROSSEAU. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, C. Hutton and help, work near Iron bridge. C- Horton and help work In 2d at price. which ttefy all Cumpelitira. e>-U«frton and belp work In 3d of lb. late Gra A. MeCleUu. ud will tooa hr ready to raree the public La a man twr that suit of nrawaaity command pub lie patronage. - j The mock ia (<tci|Jeta ia every depart rnenf. Having been bought very low, and I he public will (ml it for tbeir interest to UNDERTAKING 1 la port ncreptad and adoptedAyew—Dawaon, Dolph. Evart«, Hlcka, Jnnfaa, Rre i mid Hhelden. 7. Nnyn—Noao: ByAlAHlek.: TttaX tb. vum of »1® b. tor work tuba <tooe on bill by Mra. Butler, let ward. - ECLECTIC BALM FaM or South. tb. train, of the UhteaSrefoe membra of thfa tm aa u FrnW-1 takra. given him great adnategn* d-W For Cpnacll Blnffi. Omaha, a*d Celtfar • in a proper and prompt mrearr, tha dalteme dutxu required. . Would you aae one of the brat Hock, of good., ditching and l>oou and .how U isg a apadalty, evra brought into tha county, go to the .tare of L. J.' Wborier. in the vUlagn of Naahvilk. The price there rar mode for th. th. timua. The r>^«(ual to the beat, and to anil them h the buainnu of the proprietor, and to do «> bo will not fail to offer extra induce­ ment. to all cato m ready pay buyera. Give daa hnad to thin, but far the proof I cwae utd nae ft* ynarnalvot. All pmon. Indebted lo tho late Ann of Heath. Haltetmry A Co., are rvqomt1 rd b> ret tie without further delay nr no- Salisbury &, Bro««e>u. Hmtiag., April 1MR7S. ia tawing • baaa A!yl FOR SALE! A. tnteretoa g letter tarn Iba Oreaa Maualala lkf ,ra ibe frah Ml. Aa article front <■. W. G emitted -Tb. redagugu.," aad oae * rer pie. leek team ra« uaav aMabty TERMS REASONABLE. red they bare net y.l failed ef a crop. Irek •t th. crop. Ihia yrar Tlte Urg. Uraw-MMk. ra every band whteb IndteM. tbai pteety haa l .cti tkrrahol <w n. nm ekteh t. grauag iata the rar. and yeUaw leaf I. wwegk to -----------make a maa v—der that thte regira ever w», wfll ever Uuaa to thte arigbl. araM. wwuU ar abauU bar. baaa faera m. H. wa. frreted. Tbb SaaU.->e.t r- u—‘ x, HASTINGS MAWF WORKS MT RTUMKON JKFFRRSON HBKKT �MICHreAHR0CE!rrHAl Cole & Son. TIJhfiZB TABLE- iflutUtBALK * WAIL im.> yo« hare taken a mJmm oath faithfolly aud impartially to perform Your frilww «tiam>» hare by their vut* Ufratel lb«r ooofide*. <> in your ability and fidelity. and that have daimi upon yua f-x a complete aud cocMiantiooa diaeharge of th-w dutio. Your relation to the ichoolr ia .ueh that ou.iy qutaliimed whether ytm, aa au exam­ ining officer, ran rightfully withhold a third jradt iv.-tifirate from an appiiemtt borauro he fiuh ts Mutant himre-lf in three two brawAm. The atiatKre rsdtod ia anctiiro IM an usually made toraprmunt lb* mtn■nsd But to dcrids ttest girt than ■ third gretU I to applicttfa who are only «aa Madias would be vviExpcriraes in tbe work of my rert aarared of my hearty oowjpeni_________ xzui- -w-L__ i.u. Takics EffwctAug 29th 1875. office. The duty, which f-irw rlv bvimgrd to the township tierk. of ronriiduqtrirt < Scar* of the uecraalty <>f firturary and |e’.n>ptt>res in making tbeir annul re­ ports, now ummw ' ’ ’ ‘ '" 2_> ‘ Uto raperi'it । thi diSrt . aud arcuuLte are kept, --------- — - — ■ nude a subjert of irvrstlgatum by him, and, if nra^ry, oi ad­ vice. Seotion CS, a- reeuily ’ amtmW. maktw you chairman uf the board of fo•pmtora. Uoidiaw twdr* f.-latiaR to-tinboanl it would mu-m vi rr prop*rim'vour part to iu< it* th. other m-mbera to sit TT.AI1W OODRI w>CTn (flr fir Sale ti ta bwisl Unit Bale WO) FUSEE STUCCO' WATEfl UIE UE SHUR Shingles, Lath. &c. 41 MDKfflFEMam FE RAILEOAD, iJSiSSZwiS THREE MTLLlOff ACRES Op ess W’sa Ss mare dri soraiaa* .< IM LANDS Th» Crept Abroad. ’ Th* cable report* show a di t.li’.HlAL TERMS T» INPCOVER.«. Eton Inn ML ffitohtap, perhaps, can be done that WRM attribute mote to suxsssful work, nr he more likely to popularise your qRne andiwfcr this new system of school so Crvitioa aoefi^Cable to the educational pub­ , than the orguxiaatioo of a county ae•ociaticn by the township superintendents. Buch an aarociatioa already ctisU in mmsw MICHIGAN AM THE Wj T*WIt c*>4> to K*rt An«.ia GROCERS end OH. red wiwror from lUs, 9d. Io fiB fid' This is equal from 4 to 111 u. ,-er b«shcl. Tbe -VirAiyui. Fursner has frerptOBtly pointed out that as soon aa any sdvadre took place ia prices that there wogld be a lasys amount of forytgn wheat h-C kr.« and ■nt into tbe Kngli.d! market. Tie arnvals for th* t«st wsouib shertr a very «mr.sidcrabh! rirrj.h;- orar tbeamout:! ri-juircd 1 ftr Ceil Htat A FINE GRAIN GROWING REGION. WjasSM reauguiu alm-bra. It is the dory of every tU aaatiriatinn abduhl be held perba|H ic school board to know, hefcm engaging s the UMith* of April and October, tlw dm person to toseh tbeir a.bool, whether that to occur aa carlv *> may be afler the town- pctaua haa tbajsbUity and disposition to •Up etertioa aud befixw the oMning of tb* pre instruction in all tlie branches he "ummcr achoola, and the ether near the may be required to tawch. as absi the grade beginning of the M-hool year, but previous I nf certificate held by the perron, sinee the to the axial time for commencing the win­ n-rtificate is uaually iudiiative of the ter aehotJa. Such mretingr should be •elsulanhiu and ex peri -are of the one bold­ the duty of »> night for by the superintendents, as thine ing It Furthermore, it Ttford the only opportunity far devhing every teacher, befurn makbag an engage­ plans and methods which may gifr ahnpe ment with a school board, tn awrrfain and total to thia 7*0" of aupenision, uf whether.the board bare prescribed certain stadias <t>r tbair school, sod if an, what Ii-J Irwui the v^urus r.-eeirsd try* tn ths 19th of Atigwdto lie ofnri t..»it.Jft2.Mb bwhek Thi* trop m will be mxw, q Ecr than the whole prreltjc- nf th,. , vl t?Ulce, which U ratimaled ro Leiim ' 2l».<HW.ftW. Iwuhria. a>sl in.Htotoath. ct; e ---- r -- ----------- ...... ....... crop of lbw year t* below sti average. The epeaumptiun uf wheat in France w es­ timated aa mud to StlO.OOO.fiftO bwbrb. An official report of the crop- uf llati rwjt eatiautw that while then- will be a falling off in her crop. uf wheat t.> the amount uf about >7 railH-ma of bwdwla, •till there ttffl be left for export 22 mil<»n’ he sgr-xs Cuthfally to teach the rehool nf I..IA. umler his charjre, and as> the studios are not recited in the cuutrart, he virtually has been lompktcd under th. umC finer sgrres to gjvo instrarfi-o in nil brass he< able weather, but th* crop will tret tank in of -tody that are praK-ribed fur that schoul quantity with that »f !ku year, while i'ir 'by the rightful authority. Henro. hr qnililr ia gar. rally uniform. Rye i« gwd. tsu>: understand what the Kndli-a are. le-l while barley and rate an- but - ... id ra:. lie l>uid hiBMlf by contrast to peMcrm Fhua Octets and th.- D*Mbi->si p.-.,rbiwhet heie either mrable or unwilling to perform. rHE Sest PRAIRIE LANDS loira .wo Nebraska. Us Baiintte Stain Hirer B. 8. a IVANS RAPIDS DIVISION. F. B-LOOMI- fv M. jC-HO-.fKJLU , ritriT fiv»-’wrrn\ U *»-«.' ___ Tbr Rrliablr Short Mm FUST AMD WEST. GRA1D RAPIMl DETROIT S,|4. 1<U>. I«5. - SS£ " ’ »Ai<un 1 ATLANTIC EXri-.ILAe 0.1 ■ *" - - Arrt.. M t. ' ’ join ROBERTS, —------ 1. p DRAKE. taMfc* that thaw should ooou in the spring and the auturur and be held in cua^&Mn With the le**I puldie notice Sp*rta] examinations, whether required by th* phrase "to examine all person- (wb»aevtr) offisring theimwlvre aa traebsrs" or A troche r s certifiost.- has *o validity or not. cannot well be avoided. yet fur the good of all concerned these should occur force beyond the township or jurisdirti-Mi ■ II as rarely as possible. They may lie held within which it h>given, although imior-d KEW m HDDW EXHffifflC'N 0. n 11‘tofth, by suns* othwrmporinteiideot. Thia*|an at any time and ptecc. without previous public notice, and fix thia rro-oa. if fee no ion is sustoin- d by th* Attorney General other, they become objectionable. The of the State, who snya, "Mil'll indorermi nt. phrase “in public" at the ehiro uf tbe sec­ is not authorised bv J*w, aud ia'not •■eh a . Perpetual World’s Fair, tion evidently mean- that the door shall | compliance with Use slaxaan provisions | not be dosed agaiiwt any person who may ' upon the subject as to tender the t-ertifi-; desire to attend th* examination.-. The, rale valid for tb.- township where the in»rm of examination « not pre*criU d by | although the official retun law, but left, aa you observe, to th* di-.nare not yet nude up. then-__ ... tioa of the superintendent. Xo f wm uf| \ ilutti.ni in the prodncl of wheal of II examinstiou ia more impartial, or more WW» hashed*, *• that there wiii be a ihorooghly tewu the ability td the candi­ one full umntli'a -apply of wheat । date than th* seriUra examination, blended . that coming year nu.n-than there w with th* srw/. Whether tbe examination I be a regular or apecul one, it should be, | by all means, sufficiently full and critical j ai<>4 that the demand fur wheat from tb Ample time in every instance dioald be | I njle-l Slalra. sad rajeeiatly firm th taken Iu ascertain tbe fitnern snd qualifier j | northwest, iuu-t be larger and al bette lions of each candidate. In no other wiy । ’ pricfw than during the |<wt year, and tlu $100,000 1 I with tire progrre* uf (be scsmui prices wi| •'IW'B.-r.m.uUrou* A« Aa the act raiko uo provision for fill- I imptove auui.-what but possibly not lo an »r«x.®t. Fourth Serie Drawing. April 5. 1875. I ing a vacancy, of couree the general statu­ | extreme rate, aa the twv grain, hat bod. as a nutter of coarse, inferior schools tory provision for the filling of vscancie., ronduetod by touchers of limited acquire in township offices mail be observed (»ee I ■ generally been a full crop in .Europe mrnta. There are abundant rcarons why sections 691. 692, 693. of tbe crannied Agricultural College New.. A Jtewc faHteto. itl fall lafanaauac. tha wtamtaations, in all cw, whether laws). Whenever a township nperintrn j MmENTHAU, BRUNO & CO , regular ar special, should be un’jrd in deal resigns, bio resignation mu-t 1-e in FIX AX CIA L AUSXTK I'harafter. i »., both oral and written an- writing, signed by biirneif and addrnwed j 23 Park Rew. New Yorfc. awen to question iu reel branch of study 11 Thursday evening the to be demanded of each and every appt­ the township irll,. o be placvii on file ini acre ]>rv»cntr.l • "The mat tar a trochee's certificate. It may re­ hia office. It devolves u)«n the towwhip। influence nf agricultural sult ia no Larai to suggest in this coamw- board io fill, by appointment, the vacancy L- Ingtreull. "Oar oJ Mmsb tajssIKs Deferfta Fla | occurring, from whatever cause, whether hence, ' by IL F. Kidlie _____ ,_____ I by Xniuaaliou. change of raddeniv, or cal socirty of Michigan and it* work," by Applications for Agenelea Uaeetved. tail are tb elect at the spring election ; and C. W. Garfield; and “Woman’s position the rum* sw>// and 1*. O. sdilress of the in the medical profession," by H. I*. Halsppohto* should be f irwsrdcd to the effi.-c •tfal. It. C. Carpenter was clusen presi­ of thl-Tvtuiiiy clerk and to thia Depart­ dent for the ensuing term, and H. I*. Hal­ ment by the townaMp clerk, as soon as the stad seereterv. appointee gaalifitw by taking the oath of' Prof. Cook is making an ethnological office. It is very important that a vacan­ collection for.the rnuviim. lie haaaiready Baction 105 requires that the superin- cy, whenever it occurs, ahoold be filled ubtainrd sotue nltuble relics, such as ar­ lendant linens* aa teachers “,dl perroos (of without delay, aa no perron but the incum­ rows, atone artiow-heam. Mi-ne hatehetaauitsdd* act] whom, oa a thosvugb and bent of this office can. under tha present eealping-knite. Moan jiipra. rtr. Prreoni fall axamiMtioa, he shall deem qualified !■’«»«• the Laundrj*. law, issue a tesaher s certificate lliat will •ending sperimeiM to the anurtuu «re ia respect to moral character, learning, and 1* valid for tbs township. MtXCFACTVUUi BY credited with the same in the report of the ability to instruct anJ gorern a sehuul." VJIcl?f0BD &SCN, state board of agriculture. Th* word* “of snitabUsgs ’ within braekTlie Ayrshire bull BcoCh and heifer Tnrniwr rrmniiNnii: wontu Tbe dutica of the office, grouped and rta, ahotdd, perhaps, havo appmred in the Ixrto have been sold to J. Ihtff of Pootiae, text’of tbe tew. What in a suitable aga. defined in section 1ft? of the art, are many III , for 1225 must aerewmrily be determined by the «- ami important. While diseliarging them •nti««>T Mr J. Tripp took 1W steroisciipic view* wartln. A-k >-<bwwfaeltT amtabgnffiomhimrolf. Wecannotadriy | properly, the enperiateudant will have the plearing tv.aacuxiuMsa'tlut hs is earning of the college, as foil**. The aefiior OSWEGtT’ffir'smH, the per diets allowance which the law pri>- class, tbs d*M atone of T3, tbe roltege band, th* phi delta tbrta society, chapter iFOB FTODIjras ILAxe Wlintrre • wl' DMh m demeanor and Uiatority of judg vidn.. The doty of visiting the sdxxda beta, view in tbe laboratory, two rW» meat. It in dqariy the defy uf the ra is first mentioned, and is first iu impor­ in the fcreen-huasc, one of which .hows periatamieat to grant certifiratm to all tance. Th.- value of a visit will ilrtwnd th* banau ia fruit, chapter, iata of tbe parsons who, on examinatUu, are fi.uad Vpna how it is made. It should be infor­ delta tan delta fraternity, tbe junior cites, qoaMafi ta vnry reqxet to teach a achael, mal, nnexpectad by tha teacher, and suf- and the frrahmnnelm* ' regmdteas of the number in tha tr wnslrip fioeatly long le Urw of the rmf mdition | Col. P. W. Norris i* uow in Cidorado. j who havs town lireneed and are hohling of tbe school. It sbnald consist of wane collertita specimen* fix the college uu«valid rartifleates. It ia not tbe intent uf thing mure than barely Uxening the rou­ uta. Three boxes lave already srrircfi ’ th* tew, aa Crawl in th* -bra* recited aae- tine of the schonl-roum snd “-kings; —^ry speech. It may often be tioa. that aebool t-ftrera shall ba ilenird ally valuable in the onpurtuuith* privitege of having an undarauadiog fur throwing out kindly hints with tenehera who are awaiting namiwatlow; but tu rater Inta a forma! coalrart with a pereoa to I aneh, who hold* no certilmta io mb aaly a plain vidrama of the law, mad th* eoatraci v«U. ten a greow fraud apoa the district. If a teacher'. i srtifaats wfll expire daring the tenu of school, rare aimaid be taUs that it bs reaewsd in semon. Examining and lieenaiag taaaharo after they have engaged see vice end catered upon it, is a prarticelhat ahoate not be indulged ia, &r roch mtion Jenny Lind a* seen *t a reoeat gstberin* plainly ddrate tbe purproe uf the law as ■ Sh* dresses her luir in proriacly the axpramad in mors than oa* seetica of the •am* Style m when tn America twentv-fivr school and*. A certificate renders the vc-srsagro It is but ahahtiy liagnl 'with Hv«, »ml ia marly an full aad ffi.wiag aa MONEY n<Tw Farm, is igJJ^KSMSS! --------“Irw.RiKMU its O.rtwi. Is ftJcriSirKSx! MAZE ,IT. IW»rtis<e>«n .ttaSJSfSi iila AM-Mui'i'eVa* Tsaac ••• PREMIUM BONI) $25*?? QiiittjlePdsie FIHE PRINTING Catanial ■ DONE at this OFFICE TIME TABLE No. 6. ax, LAWSON’S CURITWF MEURALG!.« JGIAT'Ct, Iffiul-.'S ■RHEUaiATISK. Lb'M B.R8TEINHO 'RDS silveb --------------- Teas! Teas! Gloss starch, LADSON CHEMICAL CO-. ggr- E.B. FOOTE , lit Leiittin Iras, by bar husband and two kvsly tboghtors, aged shunt eighteen and twraty, b-hing rerrmsrehaotbrirgiasd nsMhto did at thssr ng.- Mr (riddscAumd: show? lb. efCert nf an* astd study, hi- hod being as bald nnd trithrisg s. s white toro. " BrotouCtafaa, w M. JON An Ifldependen! fhjsicia, km dentist TREATS AU. FOAMS OF CRAMPTONS 1BPER1AL SOAP CHRONIC DISEASE, IS TBE BEST. Letlern from all parti oj the Civilised World. Cosdoctiiig a Bsfe Prasfe home LIFE ^tMiKEsTt-sist; w. L. itAXi-nfiWy Ktuntrous PntiraU la Eirep*, tb* Wwt ladirn, th* Dmc'bImi «f Canada, and in every 8U1* of tha Unica. ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL FREE OF CHARGE. ' Tai« ; chin ami neck, andsi the rotoars uf her eym and month. Hbc has pre Mine Hoodtemper, the roma winning aimpli. ilv ofbehar oe. 8he was drnand in a dark »boilored silk. with a rich Indian .bawl thrown fo,«dy her shmildere. On IE. ■ SM after j„. a>. MK. trafu. .JnM uJ I i DR. SMITH’S MUSIC ‘ Medioa] Inflrmarv •«*»■ ■WTAMUawu lawi. * • ifiraenititaJtaBtfftnttunKi are^Tjastcat-taw^ X>r. K. 3. FOOTE. ' ■sm TB»s Hew »•»*- AGENT* WANTW. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-09-29.pdf b5907ee99ae9c6b857563440feff2d8e PDF Text Text T^S IterdsucAll BaW»*4 Ceo. M. Dewey, KDITOR **» PUBLISHER. N"*’ Tijs Rjnistic^ii Bvw ' RATK8 OF ADVERtlSnrO. • ^gaUawwtoBrtJteeeaeialTrea ■»»llw.i ‘“"T TWM.* OF aUfctCBimOMi VOL. XX. NO. 22. WM HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1875. stwi ram ■fflEJBi. Iffl BOSH® M. 8AVME i BM< AtRrtiiiu Aititt, SMH*t. Mtek. W: GREBLE <fc RUSSELL, OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Ef life ever wut a' lU-tinted dream i to me at any time doorin my motile pil­ grimage, this i* the nrcdw time. I am thoroly happy,—so flippy, indeed, that the pnvaahecs and troubles that 1 her bin thro arv'fader: out or my memory entirely. I her paid Bascom'a acjfknt, which ha at Looieville prices agin. We wood build; a dirtillery, but alas! we can't pay td the nails, tbeylaa, and the atiUin apparatus in our money andwe ain't got any other. But thank an overvulut Providence, Bascom hex enuff hiker to last two weeks, and and (Ulhin will turn up before that u Prims her gone up (o that it takes a vast volume of currency to transact the biuu of the Corners. Simpson'* hand pn» won't answer the demands made d Judidoos Advsrtlalng onto, and hr has purchaahed a power press that will print 1,000 ahreU an hour. eldership ought not And to facilitate bixnis, and to make it perfectly ahuor that *e shell her all the The city^of Nila was selected for the currency so want. 1 her bed my name next conference meeting by a vole of 72, ItTNKRSllU*. spd leaker's engraved, so that it kin be to 71 for Grand Rapids tv. MWV printed in, thia sarin iu the trouble of Rev. J. W. Rotnnson, presiding elder aignin etn with a pen. uf the Nila district, made a report of IlBW nnttprnu Mils! firat-olncc in narssaar the work going on there. Many debt* ity prevails. Pugsby have bocu liquidated, but the pastors . J. >VII.PER, „„ ,___,_______ I fore peyvrxl boots a and preniding older are not honorably gn-rt deal easier thsn yooac to git 61, and paid. Bsacom be* put drink* up to &0 eent* for A committee aw church, tanuru report new whisky, sad 75 cent* whsmyoa take ed that many of the titlro to church prop sugar iu it tots in the romnaraihun hex rrty held by thia eoofcreuce uw very pre qusdrooplcd in valoo within the week, and carions, some of the coqwratfong having reel esute te diangin hand* lively. 1 coed no legal validitv, while in other caae* wish, however, that the iabckw ov tto Onlimited Tru.t and Confidence Company PR II. F- reCKHA3>. cuod hev a wider drculrahcn. I took a brief vacashcu thi* week, wus at the A rniolution wa* adopted in favor of This Stove haa low broad hearth, VEBJk' DEEP aali pit, and Gt—tor Salt Spring*, and wua beaten out ladling the people, both young and old, arranged to admit a Grate for Broiling over, directly under the । of •2lH> at cut-throat loo. The gambler* always and everywhere, by precept and Grate ia a slide draft which when open caunea the coals to keep refixsed to take my money, and I wus example, the great evils, financial, —oral, compelled to leave my wateh with cm; intellectual, uid ancial, that grow out uf bright while Broiling. It.has tin lined doors which close with a' that is, Captain MePeltcr* watch, wkh I the nsc »f tobacco in any furan. MII.OT. WIIKELER. turn buckle with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir in so arranged borrowed, to make an impoain appearance. (‘barye* of mal-adminirtratiun against CW5TI tl.l.iSVKKR—«•** la U it can be taken out at will, lias Mica or clone front doors and its ter more than they Bus worth in the old But it wus al) the saase to Ute. ex I paid Rev. E. H. Peck (eounael iu the Wm. money, but what diffcreore decs it make? him for it in our owu'currwicv. I wus Ri.v adultery caw) were dismi—ed nn the general appearance is bold and attractive. BLRUHER. The three dollars and a half wux made by sorry to lose it, for I lied depended on that ground that insufficient notice had toco four pulls on Simpson's printin press, and watch to help u* oat when wa pK in an siren Mr. Peck. when money kin be made in that way exeecdjn lite place. Re* . F. B. Bang* of Mason, from the W'L ITJOHN. wat difference dors it make wat I pay for committee to try Rev. A. W. Terrry for cotton sox? lying, reported Lim guilty; but as to had At the beginnin we Uhood 10, 20, 23, Contdenoo Cunpany. been working faithfully to redeem hl* JOHN ROBERTS, and 30 rent currency, but we her quit P. S.—.toother trouble is bwtuin un on ebsracter, it wra recommended that he be l*ricm her gone up so, under the the horixon. Perkins, the blackamilh is expelled from the ministry, but allowed to “Jrra^naCartH"’'In this popular Stove will be found all the Modern Irnpove- that. general prosperity, that there slat any- out of iron, and Barnwell, the carprater, remain a church member. The report w** hex to hare a jack-plane and two augen, adopted. a. B drake, ments.Portable Reservoir,tin lined doors, Mica front, patent conper al) of wich h« got to be got in Looisvillc, । Keaervoir and is the bent Stove in the market for the money. Among the person* admitted upon Dial ■u Chauncey W. Van Aukes of WindM>r, Eaton county. Bev. C. C. Old* (formed, of this aly) ■ubmiltad a report from the committee Simpaoo, tto printer, i* makiu us a lit­ •>n cduolion, which commended the sys­ tle trouble. Al tto beginnin I yuoecd to in edifi*, wo couldn't lay it. A bigger tem of publi* achoote in thia state, also lb* pay himjfor println ofe bill* by just sign­ rope than any in the Corwaro was neces­ univcraitr. sod especially to the Metho in enuff uv them ex they come from the sary to lift the massive stun ur our tonk­ dirta, Allion college. to make hi> amount, but latelr hr in cdi&a, wich we her cummenst, but Rev. W. II. Perrine submitted a report Thia should be seen by »>1 who contemplate buying n Cook prva hex refooaed to ukr oar money, and in- rfter announsin it we coodent Uy it. A from the committee on periodical*, urg­ Stove. «i*u un greenbax. We tried to overawe bigger rope than any in the Comer* was ing it as a rdigiou* duty fur all to sus­ him. bat when he threatened to publish necessary to lift the massive Mun to it* tain and use their urgent effort* to inthe Gnanshcl rendition uv the Pnoidcnt place ( we lied it massive a an emblem of rrux the cirvutelion of religious local and Direkton, it wut considered advisable our .solidity), but we ooodent rake up to humor hitu. It is singular that such enuff currency that they'd take iu LooUAppointed on the committee! for I men throw impediments in the way uv villc to buy one. So that comer-stun ain't ensuing year were Revs. A. A- Rolfs laid, and the work un the buildin, I sup- the board of Stewarts, W. H. Perrine ' The olwtaclcs in the way uv the Bank poae. will hev to Mop till we kin turn up education, C. C. Olds on church exteaai that hev thn* far developed themsclvra, suthin. Thcr's a crisis approaehin. _ E. Conley on Mate of the church, A. WRIGHT k HOLBROOKHas been sold in this Market for six yearn and stands at the hev bin happily and eerily removed. Ba*-' EAD fiur a Heating Stove. It u guaranteed to heat a room ram demaadeef wheat uvta to ship to Looisville to gtt mure whiaky. and we hed to th two-thirda the fufel of any strnight draft Stove. Itn comes let him bev it, and uke pay in our money. F. 3. BOWEN. t this fall with.doublc doom and other improvements. And a to demanded that we take our money jest the same a* pveiibax, that bein CIVIL KSDlXMCa. Cart* Barre !?'. ***• *• the nudity of the .Sabbath, and Bev. W. II. Perrine wa* appointed a committee to prepare * petition to the railroad cumAlso, Boiler Plate Stoves, including three new patterns. Cottage pauic*, asking them to cense running their Stoves various styles. Sheet Iron Stoves with cast lining*, and in ISAAC W. VROOMAN. a remarkable piper, by Mr. J. K. Horn- trains on Sunday. The committor on freedmen reported in •MiXB-OUKIVr. Iteretey R MsrABL Ore fact the Largest and best assortment of Cooking and Heating ish, President of tto Forty-first Parallel Stoves ever offered in Hastings. Railroad, in favor of narruw-gaugo rail­ favor of th* wort, and the aocirty promis­ roads. This paper wmented aorue ex- ed Io raise •1,800 for tto freedmen in tbe traordioary statistics Mr. Hamish argued that.'evin on our great trunk lines, the stand We hed one more trouble, which wv anl gauge railroads are failures' in acevmgot uu easier with. Pugshy, the shoe­ plishing the beat raul:s. because ihsy are maker. who took our money, ran out ur tlu> i—i‘in* of the ccun leather, and when be sent to Looieville for try. That is. narrow gaguo roads, operat­ law which is only a license to do an evil more, the merchant* there, ex in the case ed at a much les* expense, on du a buas- for a pecuniary ronsiil.-ratioo. Tto uv Besot:, refoored to take our currency neaa even heavier than is’done by the ehnrch ought unceasingly to work fur ita Pugsby knowd of Bo*oom'sexperience and groat trank standard-gauge roads. No removal, and u liquor men combine politi­ he came up smiliu to hev us sell him railroad in this country, to staled, is, or cally. so we will oppose their work by the SU.1.BCRT k impaSKAV. wheat enuff at greenbex prices to renoo ever has been, or will be in many yrora, Mine man*. . hi* stock. f The statistic* presented we compare with worked to ita foil capacity; and he argued •‘Watkin we dot" I demanded in dire that any road which is built of a greater tb.xe of the previous year : distress for really I didn't are why Pug*- cajiacity lhan la absolutely necesuary, or by »hoodent bev wheat to rsstoo hi* rtoek than it can Ind euficient businca to keep B. F. STEINHOFF e* well m Bsrecm, reran that whtekv is it worked to iu foil capacity d«y and more n<«-axy to ttoCornere than teather night, is an extravagant iurartment, sinsv “Do!" said Isaaker Garrtt, with a «r it pays for more track, more stock, and presriiun of skarn on hi* elssaiek feochcr*. more expensea every way than it has real • Doi andyeu claim tobefinawcw*? Has for. He estimated that a narrowWagons and Buggies Pupbv a safe ? No! Well where drew he use gauzo road, one thousand mile* long, ran keep the >12.000 uv our money? In hi* desk? Yes? And dial ia woMsn. And Canned Fruits and Fish. hia balldin is wood. Tell Ifogsby to crane to-morrow and we will give him wheat at a dollar a buahel for all of our money to hex got. We have twenty-four tours, and tto banks ex well m the na*hsi»,kin bo Now Work. saved in tsnroty four hours." Au lasaksr ~i se— match. » to vat pockets—■about 13 worth. Matel-.cs . Have taken the Agency for the Michigan Stove Company, Stoves of Detroit, they are “,5<r entirely (‘ntirelv new patterns and firstclass in every mspecL To (elect cisdidatra for position* to re-' »poa*ibfe ** Governor of ■ gnat Stela, ud State Prieoo Inspectors, Canal magnates, etc., would >rea to require the beat men of a dry so interested in good government a*'is New York. A glance at a Hat of the delegate* to the Democratic State Convcn tioc at Syracuse from a majority of tto district* in thia city is enough to sicken one, and make one doubt whether, after all, tto ida of adf government is not a Ciilare. Who are the delegate ? Tbe men of character, those who hare a stake in the dty sod State? Not a man of them. In uoelirt of thirty delegate* pabli*hed tert Monday morning, twnniy right of them are Irish keeper* of ths lowat drinking houses and bucket-shop* in the dty. wIksc ]4*ea are the resort of thieva, pnetituira, and rnfins, and all under tbe ban of the police. These men; who would be thieve* themadve* but for the feet that it is more profitable and safe to plunder thieves-than to be actually in the prufoft aion, go to Syracuse to represent the DctSr ocracy of New York, and to make State oSriak. The party is worthy of it* reprraentetira and' tUc representaliva are worthy of tbe party. । Morriaaey. wto was kicked out of Tam­ many. wa* pooibly tto least objectioeable of the lot; tot he ha* men in hi* delega­ tion for whom hanging would by too Allans—B C CrawIM. K*nda!I-8 fi Wlbo*. OoujUm-S P IIswUL .-.mJ. THE NEW IRON ROE. STATE *X*ECJSI \ THE CENTENNIAL FOB 1876, Kxira-Aesi, The Acbm Heating Stove. iug ojtice •SEES?— WHOLE NO. 1009. NASBY ON INFLATION. the total number of entrim was 2,966, Of three 350 name from the agricultural col. lege. In the pomologvral department there were about 1,500. The entrire in the The ltepablianao| Ohio and Pennaylvania, who are sore beaded over trifles, and are', by their apatlfr,. lartevilng tto Demo­ cracy upon their Slates, ought to lira here awhile that they might appreciate fully what Democratic rule mean* They ought to live for a year or so under the domina­ tion of Tri*h rum-mill keeper*, of ruffian*, thierw, and blackleg*; they ought Io pay the taxa we have to pay, and put up with rubtory of the moat barefaced description; they ought to live under a gmrsrument run entirely in the interest of one da—, and that the worst one, and they would go home ready and willing to take off their ।cat* and go to work for the onl^ party that make* a pretence of decency and bonoty. Were I adtisen of Pennsylvania l should esteem a visitation ofyellow fever m lesw a damage to the State than a year of Democratic rale, for a* it is here so it • hi* been everywhere that that party ha* •1,000 diamonds all th* way up toW.000 camel-hair ahawbi, for any price you choose, from *5 to •50. It is curious, ba: even this tor. hook will be swallowed by thousands, as have all the bare hook* there fellows hare drop Md. The Elia* Brother, laugh at their dnpa and laugh si ths police. They ran a swindle tffl it bcoomss too notorious, and then they devise another. The polire go for them, but they tost the court*. They kevp in their employ a well-known firm of criminal lawym, to whom all their schema are submitted. If they are of . ' 1 Please put your readers on their guard ,against thaw fellows. Their circular— they sent out 10,000 of them yoterdsy— is adroitly writun. and would almcat de reive the clrrt. They show how they can give two dollars for owe, and make money from New York to the Wert, u haiiol by tbs bu«ioe*! men of this eity as the most ttocful reform of this generation, and grateful penna are Bring sung to P. M. G. Jewell. A train learnt this city every morning at 4;13 a. m. it reachw Clove ;land al 730 p. m., Toledo 11:27, and is in Chicago the next morning. It taka and lava mails all along the route. It is a glorious sad a good thing. The bustnou 1 man of Chicago is only twwaty-fow hoars from New York! Bat the terminal point* and the pointe along the line are not tto only onm benefited, At Cleveland, four tons of matter were left for the road* <wnnecting there, and at Toledo, the principal railroad centre between New York and Chiragn, thirtcan tons wire left. The country between Cleveland and Indian* poto, and tto eountry penetrated by the kftren lions that centre *1 Toledo, reap tto4 inraleulabU .advantage of thia fort mail aeyrice. I predict that it will be found no uaefol that special fast mail train* will to pul upon all tto trun^ lines m tto coantry. Tto experiment has proved an unqualified At last the autumn is here, and New York is again endurable. The days are plrarant and the nights are delightful.— The people are returning from the summer resorts, fashion disport* itself on the (trouts, and the city is taking on it* wonted gay appearance And what is Letter, the health of ths city i* improving daily as it ’------- ~ ’ ’er. The babies don't dis an and the sick poor begin to A Good Showing. GREBLE & RUSSELL. ’RIW cure lAT'M, rrsM. JOHN STANLEY ! NOTIc:E • GROCE R I ES DE Thai nito Fugaby's atop burnt up and th. Ire co«Z»4d jto utoa hi. <tok Hastings Hotel. DENTIST Illifi. ' Swtij** FOR MKD1CAL Fl’RFOatt. Hotel, .L.rriM,............................. mice. Oysters received daily cswrg, o/f A CARD. Iree delivery and on timt. In Sums of $500 or More. UNDERTAKING SHEET MUSIC! 1„ tte tastma-F «■» caQ do better work, and give better ratu£(rttontban uy «,lh*r bf® 111 01111 W. H. 8UbM». tto M member. with the sxprrtetsos of ( life­ IRIGHU HOLBROOK, ‘ Loa Ateiti FINE PICTURES At Granger Price*. time. will always tossUoiio thU port uf ttofe FOR SALE AT bHS ud T« furutetod when WING GALLERY. THIS OFFICE STEBBINS BROS. Hawrincs, J«ly SKB, >878- DR. AIKIN. «IW( FARS FOR SALE I I o. jsrrsMON srasar, The next morniro: the unfortunate man row gauge roads would do the same busines., came to u* and insisted on berm th* wheat auddvarge only nine mills, sad still make a on the score ur the money to bed uv larger proflt, fur tto urpen*a of narrow­ gauge road, are three mills per tun mite o'3”_ .. . . ‘•Bring im the money, said Isukrr. Lb, while tto original investment, or cort. i. very much Jos. He thought they coold do Ito some beainea for tow than tolf ths same chargvo, or for five mill J*- ton mile. The average oort of two hundred ton load* on the grot standard gauge nuuls Lv one dollar frr mile. The -inc Jowl on a narrow-gangu exist* out over forty cents per mile. The Russian gov­ ernment, he raid, after a careful invettigaticw, ordered all Russian railroad* to be buiUof alhroc-and-a-half-foslgeage. Ho think* a three-foot gauge still better. A ten’t my dntv to iavertigate the sottec." narrow pang- train, with a Iced of one And I—tor looked to stern thrt hundred . tone, will pay expense*; but th» PugAy left »to baal with a bowl of toe- loaded ( and paying train actually wtughs ton* lera thro a rtandard "^iwaker h dovelopin so great a ginina in Uirty-eigtil ' gauge train of the, «W|! finanreeris thrtl'M rreAy j-lMav hi-. ' He is the At the Board meeunc last mm we dte- , cwt wat we shood do in ueh ca» re f Pitchy1, toreafter, but armed at no delnite toodsriou- There tesoreral nv itoM, sad they 1-V to to •-«. tefenrMyw 1 in the style uv treatment toyoesed in KatM Kapld»-Wn bowl Udis-J. O«!ia |S4 ysw>. OvH-J. HaaUlMi (id V-sr). M. JM>a»—D. I>. OHM. rn. Louie—H. D. Jordon <M year). Vemmlvilto—S. L Dro«kw»y. Graad Udro-P. H. Tnadwoll. Ote-**-B. 8. Prau-(M ysar). Itall of the Pontiac Gazrltt was reelected secretary by 21 majority, receiving 247 to 220 for J. P. Thompson of Grand Rapids now secretary of the state pomologies! society. A. J. Don of Adrian was re­ elected treasurer, rereiving 279 Io 167 for N. Avery of Detroit. The new executive committer is A. F. Wood M«m> . F. M. Manning Paw Paw , J. Q. A. Burlington, Tuaoola; W. L. Webber. East Ssgtnaw; E. Van Valkroburg. Hillsdale, Abd Angdl, Pealwater; H. O. Hanford, Wayne; Rodney G. Hart Tk Trowbridge of Bath introduced Che cat under the meal is this. In the ! trial Mn Tilton tvuld not be brought >u the stand to tatty, became ale was wife of a party interested, but in this J bar busbaad is not interested, tod i can be cnmnelled to Matty a* to what a reoolutlon, which was adopted, that in future the elections should take place on the fair grounds on Thursday of the week of the annual state fair, from 9 a. m. till ft p. nt., and the voting to be by The Saginaw fkiarier obtained fimt premium for the beat local notice, Monroe I OiaswTrfol second, and MichigM J’u—er third. The astonishing awards made last | year cooled off the news paper interest in this way of advertising; and aaa ^eaeral rule the noticea of thia year would not of Ct. The faip probably suffered from Let vu hope that the trial won't last .along thia rouse, for people now-a-days learn a* tto first did. nine-Unths of all thoy know about such Beecher return, to the city thi* week, hia friends signalising fits rwnmption of labor by a grand tottoouial ovation at the Brooklyn Academy of Mask. Tilton commenced hi* lug lecture tour • 18,300. Of thia amount 111,447 were taken nt llu gate and grand stand, rents tert sight al Port Jervis, fCY. He tod collected 12,000, membership «icketa sold an immeniw audieore and ws* (heartily 11,000, entrance foesf I3£00, miacdlan- uroeud. He speaks this teaaou two hun­ eoua «mrotaSft&3. The ezpeaaro, includ­ dred consecutive night*, twice in New ing premium list, were upwards of 122,­ York and Brooklyn. Of ooarec he will 000, leaving the toctoy abort about H,000. Last year the gaU receipts were about 122,000, and the total rrreipta norI am exoeodindy glad to be able Io re­ ly >40,000. port a decided revival of busioesa is the city. The country mcrehact* are here in force from Mains to Texas, and while they are nd baying with anything like tbs free­ dom of former years, they are doing de­ for-all rare was won by Obaervor, a Chi­ cidedly brtter. Instead of merely sorting cago horae’in three straight toat*: tiirs up. a majority of tba country buyers are 237, IM, 2331; Moffie Mom. aeeond, puretoaiug stock*. Twenty-five Jmuww sod tody Turpin third. Ttoother tos~ reported yesterday that ttoy were making in thia race were Fred Hooper, Brown larger **la thaw last year at this time, by Dick, and Gen. Storman. OUncr hre twenty per rent., rod that payment* were a record of 3:18, and Is said to have trot­ No one expect* the large, rnahing trade ted a mite at a private trial in 215. Tto 230 rare wm won by Lixric Davis in of former yean, bat dt u gratifying to three straight beats: time 1:46, 2:40, know that ttore is any tncreaiw. Money 2:4ft* ; CtorteraM Billy aeeoml, and Bri- m very plenty tn the city for those who liek third. Tto running rare, two mite* *nd re­ peat, wm won by Protection, closely fijlowod by Vlrtorine: time 3:54, 3:61, 32S2*. ’ _ _ _________ Master Jama, of the Indiana hiteto Grange, think, the monbea tto Order ■ should not rotes vur ewwgia, until we The aaaou of the Company are not, bus ever, all available for the comtractiow of the road There b iu round aumbere, ay, 110,000 in donations, that is not due until the rare run from Kalamasuo to Hastings; alto 116,000 in donations wX due until the cars run from Hasting* to near Smyrna, and it M the iaUation U» push it ra soon aa a sufieient amount uf stock sotoeriptron* and kuw shall bo secured north of Lowell to warrent It. By order of the Board of Directors, Seventy years awn roryda rwt nr nsoi bi Ameriroa ftowli. rf Ito doaro, attoyare now rarely found Gawmny. Dr. Lyman hh"iat oorpet a jtot Hrinnmt^^ Hia wife now a hale of anttsw tod �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. urgil it is uaelraa to depict. TUrao arc iage in 1861. There were then hero th* men who join heartily in the prayer about 40 houses, two or lltroe atoras, a* I once altered by a wealthy preacher to hia many mill, cutting lumber, a steamboat GOLD OR RAOS. wealthy pariahiooen: ‘-Lon! made tbe landing and a good u antral harbor at the The time has come when II fancaetu rich richer and tbe ptwr— more iuduatricus." mouth of Blank River, • cMsiderable Try tofiatton and the laboring men would stream that emptfer 'tatn LaWWi*ipto YpfcaK’ffiTMg titf-scr!r£ earfy tffeoMidWW ■**«* that wiH'preUhere. It has had in the meantime a rwpid ehaugM4be.fidJ -of battle jucTdy from Jdy.WMt totrtplAhs people of. thfasoun- ‘“‘..“.'h “'i.'te Hw. sw tty. abd errata that diririou oTjtobEc^- The story of the French aasignau would and healthygrewth. There are now sev- Syracuse to New York, aud that he will caal hotel*, thrta or four ehiirchm, a well do better here there can be no doubt. In be repeated and * .wbedbanowt of green ­ timrr-t whfch w3 form two'distinct parties ou the fuuueial question in tha cuaraa* of back* would not purchteo half a bushel of arranged graded tcbool, ia which six or the State Couveuiioxi he ma terribly out eight tnclien are employed, from 15 to of hia element. The fanams manfiute, 1876. It fa almtvt, certain that the rar 30 mill* and nunafaeturing ulaUfahinent*, and other decrot men sent to that canretirency qumtton will swin—au markwl • thirty or forty shops and stores, and an tion from the rural district* did not take significance that before even tbe pditiefans ■exrcflent weakly paper called the "Senti- kindly to the abort-haired, brekeu-Mosd arc aware' of it thera wiJI b* scarcely any other clivfeton ti the people into partita iittwo 00-the currency qaustioo will be nd," published by Wm. K. Stewart, Eacj., gambler, not knowing that, prise-fighter ns a young man of good ability, and whose ba waa and gambler M ho fa. bo ia a better At that time it will be far more important closely watched. They cannot shirk it editorial managuneal gins great aatialae- man, by all odds, than be yrh« opposed to ttnderrtxnd the rignifirariee df the phi- for the bviuoa men of the county hare hini^, True, be fa a gambler, but what form utr which wi stand, than it will be to it in their power to give a triumph to any Dm broad, green I-aki: fa upon one side, better are any of the leading Democrats of consider how W* are1 to. yraacrie party political party bow in existence, or that upon th* other a good sad highly improv tradittoM, or aavy from political shipwreck may a,wing up should either of tbe pres­ od fanning country. The prevailing ele ­ John Morrusey want* power, and he those old toadent whom web a divtotoii ent parties bo so blind u to ignore the im[ortance of thia issue. The active men ment hero fa Am-riran; moral, industrious, wants control of patrvuagv that he may educated American. A large pratiun of add tbe profits of political pluader to the soUiO pf the poHtidd qtusttoru which'have of tha sountry, tbe men who aa merchants, the improved land is devoted to fruit grow ­ profits of hit faro banks; but be could not »rtvcd p. pre vitality to the two political traders, and mechanics, feel that there can 1 be no bna fide enduring return of pros ing There arc yerj many fine dwellinp steal more than tbe leaders who have pre­ ovgaaixatton* now in exfateare. and th* I peroti* time*' until a dollar bill can, (f embowered iu artificial groves, with sur­ ceded him, if he tried. .ks between tbe law* made for the cufurecmrtit of tbe . ' ncecMry, be converted into a gold coin of rounding* of pretty yards, garden., vine­ gambler Morrimey and the other Demo prinriplen at lane, me acqnittod in by, at' the value of a dollar, care but little yards and orcliards of the apple, the pracb, rratie aspiranu fur the cxmtrul of the city, whether they are called Republicans, Dem­ plum, and pear, most of thi® are now I shou(ii much jirefvr Morrissey. He lum ' ' >t provided they see thia bending under their burden* of doKdoua, a sort of bouesty, a rough sen** of honor, fully rcojguia-J aa the ripening fruit, io appearatras a. beautiful and a great deal of llbesality. What be cardinal plank io the platform of the party. *» the fairy acenes drecribeil iu the sU>ry should plunder the city of would not tie And while It cannot be denied that some of Allsdfa. Smith Dyknrwxi 1>m forty thrown away in a rcckloM manner, ud the acres of peach orchard; suae of the tree* city would get back *ou»cthiog He i> There cannot, therefore, be the slight­ Bepublicaju arc infiaiionfata, it fa also un­ ire in bearing, tbe yield this yrar being, cat political dgaeity in trying to cuatider deniably true that as a party thare perhap., one-fifth of aa average crop. He aa' open questiuna many topics which the ha. also, grapes, plums, spplea, ami pcara tope of create bare denied forever. In hard money men in that organisation than io cotuiderable quantitle* on grounds beau­ fart, a ucw generation of voters have evme can be found ia any other, especially here tifully ornamented and fa a high state uf into tho field during the past ten yeans, in tbs West,.and if the Democracy should Open acaatotui of tbe Grange when fanu cultivation. The first among growers of matters are being discussed are to be high­ and they bare lent interest in tbe political carry the election in Ohio that will be a put tifin they liavi u> the buatocss future. victory gained by the inflationist* and the th* appli ia L. H. Briley. He haaalarp: have become restive. Cntamer, a lending ly recommended. orchard in full bearing, probably lire brat, uiti-Tatununy man, in a »|xxcli Wednes­ The Missouri Fanner urges <> ranges to They ahi not even tecactoua- upon those Democracy of the East meat accept it, though ua the largest, in the State. The day night, accused Kelley *f using thieves co-operate in buying gi. j Short-Hora I*,tot* whub the active politician of the trera are large aud literally loaded with and murdercn to his intercat, and of all bull* and grading up their stuck. part adhere* to so strongly, partly bccauw The three Grange Insurance lumpuie* fruit. Some of hb trees will average 30 sorts of guilt and currapliuu. Tammany the taiddUagw! politicun fa inclined to will |iut a full ticket in the field, and buaiqtwa men of the whole country will tu 4U bushel* each- - He kceje the wunn. will the Monfaaey faction. Now, if the adhere to conritdtons, even after the dan­ flock at once to the party which will aim- away by frequently dusting hit trees with Republican, only had scuse and e nerpger ha* jwawd, and partly becaure it b line fa early summer. I went upon his enough U> put a proper ticket into the one of the infirmitiei of an old political tain tbe ueturn to specie payment by the shortest pomible road, for there can be Bo ground*, found the proprietor at home and field, and work for it, thry could slide iu mgrtuxatton4o *eek repeated rindtoslton between these warring lactimi. and gvt com promise upon list* subject. There fa, —of the jocittou it has taken after the cventa pooKesieei of the city. But they will not Charlo Bryant, though a young man, which gave gvamher to *ueh position hare we think,, a golden opportunity far the immediate exercise of true statesmanship, is not behind hia nctghbuni in the quality bcentne historic. Any party which face* and variety of hfa fruit. Aa apltttn grow­ fur while there .must necessarily be political to. the'rear loot" ita hold upon thq ever a'iyou to give expraseion to public senti­ er he k in advance «f all other* here. Die coming voters of tiie aountry. It fa re­ ment, there need not be, indeed, there yield of thia fruit u immense, lie tell* treating not advancing wlten it turns to trust not be any attempt to engraft upon me bo has tUvod th* long .ought proldcui. look even 'upon ita victories. The old the hard money party of the future any of the obsolete, plank* which are thought trees each morning during the whole sea­ fought over again; it to tbe xrw mi«, to be so important by those who look only son until the fruit begins to ripen, calehre . Mil that brings Meruit* tbe insert in blanket* and bum* them A A life and health iniuraace rompanr in Our great contest eettlol many disputed | frame io mad*.|circuUr, large enough to the Order ha* been .rtablfahed in tbe and irritating jvlitical ipttattons, ak| so South, the autborisrd capital of which fa cover the ground under the largret tree. thoroughly to slavery extiugntobed that who want to cast their votes for the country This i* rovertd with ebunn canvaai, or cot­ •4,500,000. each day finds the number nf its apolo- rather than for a party—there are a good ton doth. An opening i« left wide enough [ The State Grange .f A labanta ia to man­ giad^ even in tbe Southern Stato, grow­ many such even in Pennsylvania—are to admit the body of the tree, from one i 1385,talll mure, and in eight yean, they age the State Fair thi* fall, an evidence I that Southern P«trou> po»«»* both brain* ing lean Mid less, and the day ii tiotTi tbe much puxxled by tbe condition of affaire in aide t*i the center. It is then placi^l un­ | swelled tha expenditure to »1«00,«W>' 'I and enterprise. | The big bridge is another swindle. Tile dutaht futart wh*i> even at the South ? that State. Ou tbe one hand, a vote for der and th* tree jarred uver it. It receives iwt wa. originally jilarad at •3.000.000, A Fucuma Grange wa* recently organfageacrattou of people will exfat which wil] the Republicans may help the Rings, par­ the vicious insert*. Iu thi* way they are but the way tbo money ia being expended cd iu Chautaucpte Vo., N. Y., and the have non* of the prejudices that mask the ticularly iu Philadelphia. On the other gallic ml and destroyed. It is but tbe upon it. it will eo*t »30.00V,(MXl to fitiuh Patruna of Eric and Niagara Counlic* will mi.Mle-ajrod voters of today, who indulged hand, a rote foe tbe Democrats is sure to Work of a few minutes to go through a I it. Prcwpect Hrk, which w*» to erwt in the drram nf a cvnlcdera-j. While help tbe inflationist*. It fa a good deal ! •5<M),<M)0, ha’ already reached an expen­ The Secretary of the Michigan Stair diture of $10,000,000, sad it to not y*t Grange girea 500 a* the number of work­ on this ride of Maaun and Dixon'* line a like being called on to choose between the tbe bountiful crop that fa likely to follow, half fin-abed. Paving has been made ths ing Granges in'tbe State and 35,000 aa new race of energetic haaiucM men are Devil and the deep sea. But the majority and the great value of tbi» ricb-fruii, now vehicle foe Very big steal* Nearly a mil­ the membership. growing up, who caunrt be expected to foci uf liberal and independent voten who give aix dollar, per baahel, wo tnuy be awarv>l lion of dollars bare been paid for paring The State Grange of Muaiaiippi fa earn­ that ialercot in the grrat rebellion which serious thought to the subject are likely, <>n three rtroeta, which hay hnuert cun­ estly endratorin^ to establish a college for .harartaites those who took cither an ar- ou the whole, to make up their minds that tractor would have been glad to have done the benefit of Patrons, to be exclusively I found my old friend, Ca,g. Isaac Bun­ fiw •300,OtM) tire part in -ita settlement or rcmgtnbcr inflation io the present critical condition nell, uniting behind pile* of rich good* in i la it any wonder tha! (UM).OOO hoowa I vividly the stirring acenes which it evoked.* uf tlic currency quesfiuh fa diu more tai Itodloy W. Adams, Master of die Na­ Mr. Hale’s store doing the courteous to’ are standing empty in Brooklyn, and that I! tional Grange, rcpresrated that body at Thi* rising gehOTariou it none the ie*. a man's poverty i* estimated by the! taediktely dangnrousMony. If the infls-1 psUfotic than the pmeralion which pro amount of veal ratala that he own.? Ten I the rvceut Masion of the American Pomotiowfata should carry Ohio, and follow that loRkal Society in Chicago. principals, one hundred lieutenant*, and ceded it. Wc lave no fear that because by a victory in Pennsylvania, the fight for The way to make the Grange more useabout two thotuand rtrikcre, have stolen with the flight of time the young and achoucat currency in 1876 would become koe. He ia dear-beaded. large hearted, all this money from the taxpayer*. And tire take the placra of three who are desperate, not to Say hopelraa Tbe Philand pnawraed uf great buainem tact and ye< there are Republican, who look for P«»ioR away, that tSe mcrnrrics cf the I rdclpbu Rfag fa a ohronto disease. The ability. And thry*sre not few who apprejast will be lea* cbcrisbftj,' but tto am I hifia’Jou attack is acute and alarming." There are now over afx hundred and speaking of mutation* a* affeuiog politi-1 fifty subordinate Granges to Mtwisaippi, cal parties, which when not tekra fate the Gru. Butler’s office was lately invaded, amount destroy the very Laaiiof all,safe I| ny» Tl< lk*tm Herald, by a gayly-drrasThe i Al weather ha. brought back to comprising a membership of fully 40,1100. their hodtra the thousands of tamilira who They arc all in fine doodition and the rolls political calculated*. Tbe decay uf tho II young man, between whom apd the General are growing stronger daily. planning and executing arc twin partners. have bocu fuasung and flirting at. the va­ old Whig party came almon iutpreeepti- the following conversation ensued: “Well, rious summer resort* for the post four •Mjr, but catoe neverthekw. It Jijtrjte M* B.; what wbuld bb the first thing for While alien would doEbcrata. he would moutli^. What.il ia plcaaurtly cool here luae and moke a fortune. I saw him iu it to very rold od the aeaabore and up to that it had net the cuuragv u> put the.too me to do In order to learn the profession?" the wood, of Deerfield. Van Buren (•*,' the maintains, and there to precious little virttotM which it held upon the Avery Uhale Betjamin fixed his weather eye upquestion m:o practice, and for that reason m tbe nobby-dreasad young man, *ud in the winter of 'C7. lie had just pur­ fun iu flirting on hotel piaxza. toorarooate chased a tot of new laud, and tocatei Via 1and fora. And so bark they roieae from it ieMtheconfidence pf the pcopto. yet its. rt^viwed him from his flmhy necktie to The Wtoautein Grange* have already family upon it to a cheap and then unfur- 'uncomfortable quarters, to which fashion duaolution Was accelerated by the apathy hia highly polished bent*, and exclaimed : drives them otiee a year, to their comfort- rataUfahcd 41 eo-operaUrc araoefattoos for able homra in the city, where theV Would selling gueda and taanufacturing, and 39 of its Into, who Were coeaumtly at- -The fir* thing you had better do twenty acres, was paid for, but the pur­ hare been better off al! the bcmm-' They insurano: companies, all flourishing and tempting to r jmfatato dead l*uot, instead b« to go and roil ia * k~ bans-yard." An chase had exhausted hia ready means come back wearied, tired, and rick. Not mpreacutiug capital to tit* amount of II,of boldly taking hold of tho lire iutut of ,--------- i the suggratiun in . . Money was duo him whidi be expected to traced by a season of rest, but wearied by 000,000. that day. -a , tbefollowing terse language. “If! should a *esM*i of diaripation They will rest Tbe object of the Granger . Buriness lift and lay out in procuring furniture, --------l---------- mam), orrtne and study two yearn in your office, Ataoeatiou of California, which fa report­ stock, and fanning impleuicot*. Bnt1 strength to gn through ed to liave a capital of llAKW.OUO.to to woddifHldo jmtMwdir there wu no ■•open semuno" to hia expect-- the winter that fa before ____ __ i t)w> return of the fashionables, New York liwNw York Tri«« my. of Gov. cd trvwsure. What did the Captain do?r looks once more like New York. Die Aitoa’sspccebm that “they aU nwetnble the Oo whining about “hard times,'' and apply streets arc full of pretty women prettily rolHekJng, roaring talk of an ignorant loaf­ to friends for aMisteaca? No such thing 1• dressed, the Amue and the Park ahiue He laid off hfa coat, spit on hie hau<G,, again with handsome equipages, and the er beforu a bur.room.Arc, who gives bb , long deserted honors up-toWB arc once ojanioti between driftka. ow saeuce, relig- took up the ax and saw, and waded into , more opened to admit the light of braven. too and gbvtwmnent,- from' tha point of Tbe thrairas and place* of amusement be view uf ¥» dw* tuuurciitary whim, without ' gin to show tbe effort of the -it>«iaing era! hundred dollar* worth of mill toga for ■de. and ho sold them, too, at good prwor. took the money, bought fursilurv, team now better than it ha* been since its ortnea st the South. Tbu v all uujnrtanr, ' and farming tad* and !md/amnsthing left ganixation. Larftt aceearions to the Order but wc believe so large a majority of the ore anticipated tills fall. for other improvmnenti. In the coming people of thi* country regard tin Batton, , spring hi* valuable service* wen: wanted Neosho Grange, Kansu., has sensibly 'mt bound to protect and amfat ihfa dasa of ‘ resolved Jo use aD legal means within its in a-large trading house in Kalaraaaixi. power to suppress Ute wanton destraction He went there at a. high but wdl-merited by reckless sportsmeu of the prairie xiickew, quail, ami other bird, so useful to the , to ths Ann baton! canted, t, good bmus fanner in dsvotiripg th'c faseots that prey lung turn post Men who ought tn bei and tot In that eity all pad for, sod num. good jndgoi are of the opfaicn that the ey oo hand to loan bis friemfe- Since point «f extreme ilejwneiwi in railroad, that time be has cleared, set out to fm|t trees, and so improved hi* farm in Deer­ property fa part-’' . field that it fa j|£w in itself a fortune to the owner. I hats thrown Mi thia personal sketch as ah example io others who any What other quratton df • atriotly poRttral sdrxMKl atid gtewAinks fell fa value be In tike diMjultias. .1 am certain U fa character have wb unlay? Are out all tbe othp- questions pure and simple pnai-. three cents ou,» dollar. Thi* fa eqtriralan: eras protic#*? .. Of these the-currency to . .brinks fa the saving. IwuUdsporit. fa th* eMBtry of over thirty million* of qua sticurank* first became it ia ortfausl in its character aud ita ramifieiUons are so ITEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. 'Tb 1857 tbe debt .loud al U’U,U<>U,307; iW bt Jal, 1, 1860, tllid rtoea to |dl,769,703. The condition pf the country jn the last four months of Mr, Bachman', till. Bomcm wy *»matjil wt administration «mipcll<-.l q ptiU further in­ crease of the debt' and U the inauguration make. , of Mr. Lincoln it Moddat ^reBBlOf Wc sell none of this ebeap-tuade Fur­ niture that to made by machinery. The Now whatdoyuu say to that. Bro,^Vau­ ghan? The statement of the Republican goods wc make to made by hand, and paper was an exaggeration, pcthapa. but warranted. We I a vile all person) to odl and Inspect our goods, for they all your’* to simply n whopper! bear Inspection. No trouble at all to Par Nobile Fratrum. show goods. Partlra having Plrturw to frame ito'we can do It'P Jr and Cheaper than arpyAonso (a J1 .xy:Coo«**. We fa«X> the I.nrg«t n.-i Brat "elected stock of hated Union soldiers during the- war PICTURE FRAMES AND MOUI.Dthat bo ahut his window* iu avoid seeing ixoa, IlKAcxmt, l‘Arna--Hou>the Union soldiers p»S* hto house, and Kiu, WAix-Pocatim, Si.irr«nvoted to the Lcgtolatur* to cenaure I'naident Lincoln for bsuikg lb* euunripnlimi ; nedsmotion. Victor PMctte, trw nomi- TO-DAIS Peerless Milk Safes READ THIS!!! Ayers The Chicago TWbawe wisely says • ••The fact is—uJ politicians and party manager* of every party may a* well prepare themsslrra therefor—the paramuant sulysct, tbe alieorbing question, the al! important and rvutrt>ning issue Id 1H76, will be this one of buacsl tpoouy or dishonest tiwuoy. There is no other issue strong enough to displace it. and it pre*** firr solution." Hair Vigor, If you do you may be induced to 'ome fe 3. Lee Reed & Go’s For restoring to Gray Hair ita natural Vitality and Color. We only want to sell just of the New York Tribaat that hia ejection would insure the uiiuunatiun of a Western man fur President and the ratiSmtinn of tbe financial plank of the Ohio pUtf.wm by the National Convention. He frankly avowed hi* desire to se> the gold L-juifa paid in grveabacks. olau aid frtthnat of yndli. Thin hair fa thickened, fallen bxir checked, and boldneaa often, though not always, cured by it* use. Nothing can restore the hair when' th* follicle* are dratroyed. or the glands atrophied and decayed; but such aa remain can be saved by tlua application, and stimu­ lated into activity, *o that a new growth cf hair is produced. Instead .of fouling ths hair with a pasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it clean and vignroua. Ita orcastonal use will prevent th* hair from turning grey or falling oE, sa l consequently prevent bildnraa. He restorattoa of vitality it gives to the Gov. Alien of Ohio make* the wooden scalp arrests and prevea^s tho forma­ leg of hia cumpetilor, Gen. Noyes, a subject tion of dandruff, which ia often so un­ fur brutal jest* in his .perches. Things I cleanly and offsnaive. Free from than Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of CUSTOftE^S Etflf Dtf We dare not tell the public, we are making better work thin ever Itefore. for fear they will conic too thick anti fart. We je’. terribly excited when we have too many .sale* and now since r.'a11*?'' ““'■'“’"'.rratj-Rt Mat u ai Bun, «>«■=“• • JEW ADVERTISEMENTS, long on th* hair, giving it a rieb, gtoas luairw, and a grateful perfume. umvuljuK . tb. -I — - — — isrutwSij.: ia th" lucky man fast July, that got the Gutter. We won YAHAdraw thia year. "He IS too lucky;" W &uii|igf pie people, not to come all at once, we are rerj J. L. REED & CO. NOW 1$ YUORTIMEI Gent’s Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods of all Kinds, Domestic's in Endlese Quantities. uib b inn mu Trunks, Traveling Bai’ .-»• s. GOODYEAR & co. EOOKWWi and municipal; ia Aort, the hwemms prattiMte'hRWon MV hdpth* ng-saousy <^a0.. ptnty depends upon the sealcmcut of this ««*■!,ip.^hiu, but out side of that State , ■ one important qMM»n. Beaidw, the ' it will have ilw opposite effrec. Lt ha* btmuca^ drprwsiuu of tbs pealtwu years act f di* pMfde thinking, ud a little thought tomfa to.giTc * special impor«<sce, aaida ( drswain tl«e bargains. [ever, if ION COUBTEI ADVERTISE �a, /»2f_ The FvErdiLicMi B^aft*^. A* thia fa about the time of yrer thhuredf knovtll^ coMteafaud toefcr. pin with bunwlvo*, but ahould expand un­ few remark* on the relative bearing and til otlnr objeeto than idf an inoompMed. mutual obligattou. cuujofaUy exfatfag U. Yea, other lamia, other dim*, and un tweno thfa humble functionary and the kindred people, and may the fare great benda of familire fa cad, reujicctive dfawire that rolfa fa undulating beauty atriko Uiet, uaually termed the patron, of our pearcMly at th* foot of th* thru*. onnunon rehoola. The pluh^pUr Bil Ifaga aaya there fa no man oc “arth" to­ ward, whom h. ftefa more lik. taking hfa hat off to than th* dmtrict achucl tredic.and umduriugly I ran mid he haa .truck a lout one raaponrive card fa my bona. I know there ar* many beauufal anAtonThe Fir* Congregational 8«bU(h der epfa,l« written on th. • dep^dent •‘’’-’bool of Charlotte contain* 277 rehafanS age a ebildliood ’ and atmilar .ubject.— te to ibow Uv a hraahoU may b* conJuctaJ with b’,1” '■““f Many of our mrat eminent educator, hare tU teret rare and erpenaa aad with tha gr*alcaught aomethfag hkc the rerein and hare aa< al IraaU v«M*a aad oafert. . SpacU‘. atito- Saginaw railroad.. ' r *ko’ “ ,hr UefTica ~““tf £*»r at Nihu lbw w«k promfae, lu b. the beet faature of th* fair. Tb.pre.preta.ro fair fur a fair ahow. The Morgan extemuon of th* G. & X. A L. 8. railroad vrna opeoed ou Tburaday, and an axcurotou from Grand Harada want over a_— TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Anti Treating Society. *• 2Glh and 27tb and Oct 3d ud * Chicago A Mieb. L 8. H. R. will ,und trip Uckrta. including admit to the Expoaition al Chicago, fur ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. The Northern N’aliueal Hauk of Big Bapida fa making preparaliuo* for tbe erne tiuu of a new bank building, haring al ready purchased the ground at a coat of SIO.OW. Th® AILvaaA/o.riui/ auggrala that th* Presidential ticket tor the reputilioUM to adopt fur the ensuring eampaigu ibould be. Gen. Burnside fur Fnwidenl. and Thoma* WU* Kerry fur Vie. Proridani. Great prvjiarauon* are being made far the boroemen'a touruam«nt at Paw Pbw, have alremly entered for the cuntret. The Grand Trunk railway cum {any an. building a new round houae cafwble uf bolding ten locunwtiven and cuating glto. •00. at Fort Gratiot, near 1'urt Huron. It will be completed th* prearat >ea*ju. labored to aupprnm the fudfah cureun. of corporal punfahiMMfa our achoofa ; they would aufareitute -moral pereuaaiou" or tome odur ’Ubiiuw ide. far-fetched, from the traaacendent thooriiw of rtluc* un­ known to men. Tbe beta are. we live fa a practiol world, and with pfacticul wind and matter w* hare to deal. The pupil ahuuld, therefore, curly liecwnc acquainted with tbe practical results uf and indolence by a practical application of the rod. Thia, I think, would give to the riafeg gc*MTaii<« a preatiral idea of life worth more than all the fine apun tbevrie* ou thfa or the other aide of Hade* We want, aad mint have, thorough diacipiinc in our rebook Without thfa an­ archy, mfarale, aubvenion, aud overthrow will to a greater or fa* extent prevail. Whan manhood will (with their own accord) drift into the channriaof virtue and obedience to the lava, and the re«]uiretuctit* of aociaty; when the mortal .hall auScicntly put on the immortal, to intui­ tively ahuu that which fa evil, aud ding to that which fa good; then gentleman, in the light of that glunnua millentum, w* can not only annihilate forever all the im­ plement* of acbuol-reum punfahment. but gallowa, dungeon* priaona. and every other ■vnccivablc barrier which we now briieve ncr that they may dcidc upon at the lime of drawing. There having bought more than one new buggy of me at any time will fa entitled to a ticket f>r each buggy bought. The ticket* will fa brood to actual purchasen who must make applica­ tion in ywrwm at the time of the drawing. Wc do not hold, tlut the buggy ac famgfct mu* fa produced thfa year. There not caring to bring their buggiro am faave them at home. No ticket, will fa entered for the drawing unit*, application ia made for them. Very truly. XXITtf / L Run A Co. We have made Mr. Shepherd Lefler, the Democratic nominee fur Gorernor of Iowa, ba* opened hfa canvas* with a reroog infiation' ipareh, fa which h* held that tbe leading qumrinn of the hour wa* that of the currency. There fa, fortunately, little ehanc* of hfa Touse their Celebrated Machines as The Keyatone State may be counted on foe a haadtoin* Republican majority. Bag Boney aad eopperhradiam won’t gn down n that State. The Pittabuig (i.urtu predict. a majority of 30,000 for Her- PREMIUMS They have tn -elaatic paper currency in Hayti and it la worth three crate on the dollar. Bill Allan, wheu dcfretnl in Ohio, or. put a little barat cork on hi* face and carjwt bag to that country Republican Banner Guveroor Lalie, of Kentucky, La* bean *o lav fab in the tuo of'the {anion fag |**w*r m to raio*** 527 convieta daring the four yean of hie adminfatraliun. And hereby make the following LIBERAL PROPOSITION Toany one furnishing us with a List of 40 Sub­ scribers to the BdUPuaLlCAN ^NNER, for one year, at $1.50 each, Cash in advance, we will make a present of a No. 1 Weed Sewing Machine, the retail price of which is $60.00. To any one furnishing us with a List of 45 Sub scribers to the REPUBLICAN BANNER, for one year, at $1.50 each, Cash in advance, we will make' a present of a No. 2 Weed Sewing Machine, the retail price of which is $65.00. of gwda, clothing and boot* and abooi be­ To any one furnishing us with a List of 50 Sub­ ing a .penalty, ever brought into the county, go to the atoreof L J. Wheeler, in the yillag* of Naabville Tbe price scribers to the REPUBLICAN BANNER, for one year, at $1.50 each, Cash in advance, we will make a present of a No. 3 Weed Sewing Machine, the retail price of which is $70.00. the nature! condition nf ihitqgi a* wc find them, take mind in it* infantile alate. arid by a vtgnroo* infuaion of mlutary reatninta, airb that whfah we know to be Ilraw amt and develop that wliieb we know to lie good, and thia by the application uf principle we hare dituotialratcd to be fallarioua in practice:. but by tbe old aud tried pnrm of uur pedagogues gone be- to mean that fioggiu^; fa an iudfapvneible requirement of our youthful urganiatnto be adminiatered indfacriminately fa four scbuub, but we du wish to be uudarat.xl to mean, and we will defy rorrnmful eootradirtion, that an upright, d.iwnrigbt, thorough and ‘ efficient Bugging fa juat what aevrea in all our public *cboola do need, it fa what they are suffering fur, and to attempt to diapenoe with it would be like aa edict of puvrenn*e*t. prohibiting llwflegtlimate course <>f jnatio*, attaching no penalty to crime or odium outlawry. Tliet let ua corn* up manfully in support and co­ operation with eur teecharv, remembering that in union there fa itrenglh, but there can be neither union, atroogth, nor efi- one of the finest; Local 6li;ijie» Jlsliccj. SEND IN THE NAMES AND CASH. For further particulars address, GEO. M. DEWEY, ask attention to the fact that we shall leave all accounts hot settled, where we have sent bills, at once with a Justice of the Peace for collection, if they are not adjusted. IFc cannot longer delay. He Poultry Wanted. Publisher of the Hastings Republican Banner. HASTINGS, MICH REPUBLICAN BAlfflffl' * FURNITURE ROOMS. CANCEBS 45 DOLLARS! tual grumbling fa the prineipal boafacna of Important Result* P1«a*antty Achieved. SALISBURY ABROSSEAU. For What? Thu New Improved Beoht-Feed dren. which fallowing quickly fa our foot- FLOSBiCS Sfflffi BIGOT, bone and einew of the land and it ia a aokaun fact fa tbe hfatory of thi* nation that nearly every one of our illmuriou* tons havo laid—or at least commenced^ a Laudation for future uwrfufacwa in our common dfatriet rebook The part that wc are dealined to play in the drama of lift fa an important one, and a rightful appreciation *f ita rreponaiLilftie* are emi­ nently worthy at all time* of our nuwt earnatt conrideretiona, and while we lack HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, jwatt a* prim which defy aS Competition The rt.<k i* Complete in every depart meat, Having hern bought very lew, and ha public will Ind h fur their intereat to UNDERTAKING reported to have raid to a delegation of I’conaylrania Ikmocrete who naked him to cuene to their State aud apeak after the Ohio ehetion, •Gentfatoeu, it fauttogethw too warn to talk of my gnin^fD Pmaa^ira □ia to take put in the oaure*. Suppuae I abonld be beat Ftkit h-I tn my own State wouldn't I be a pretty looking thing mak­ ing apecebaa io PMafylvaaiaT Thia th* way np tbe mount of acisure ati£, Wo would not oppore without a hearing every eff.irt at reform Every child ahould know that the work of petting an educa lion depend) ampbatindly upon himself Nething truly valuable can be obtained without urn pain* or labor and *ueh ia th* curt of the human mind that juat in proportion to the effort* put f rth are th* c__ a.. ____i n’:,L ...I deniable! law. falbr* w it b a cpieation in our mfada whether a ayntem of rdnclion tending to larora the required amount o» application or perwveranee un the part of the pulpit al all athbaUe. j . . The law. that govern the mental and phyaied powsn of the human no* are pretuUy inalogoua, each rfaing late a high­ er aphm of perfection and aeUrily. through MMtfaa. or receding iuto ■ were nominal roodiiion through fadedm«w aad inactivity. WKh each exetfiad Aera fa cfarelopad cajmri ty far howMl Martha which we preaume would continue on through lift fa about tha relation of ariihe derd. were not thia the cm* the boy eould gnpple with the Urgent ide. of hia life, aye. wooU be romprilcd to bow to the wuriom of youth, aad tbe appellation of ECLECTIC BALM (Inlnalnred by na.) The experience of thirty year, by th* Senior number of thfa fan re an Under­ taker. give* him great advantage fa fafag iu a prepcr and prompt uaaancr. the deii- T. PHILLIPS. AH pcnoiu Indebted to the lite Smi of Heath, ttaliabwy * <*-, *" requ-trd to rotll* without furtbvr delay nr no- Bi k Miller, Rkhland. Hollfa H. Hill, Alpfaw DenniaL. Andt, Grand Rapid*. Lehrer H. P«we, OaMWd. John L. Uanfaoa, Dnentur. Nathan |l. Vfarettt, Big Rapid* Henry Denaenore, Greenville. Lavi J. Reynold*, BrowuriUc Saliffbury & Brotsaiu. Hasfaga, April IP. 1834. FOR SALE! W'm. H. Fro—a, Lyon* Jro.a»fclMa» CbM McCumbm-,Three Brew. Hobm K. Bi«l»e, Chteo, John Halsril, Tnrcrre CUy. Inane W. Faro*u. PswPnw. Shapbcrd TibbeBea, Pourer, t'ouniy. TBATMIU ib«t, TERMS REASONABLE. puurenaby at 9 o’dock a m Appli win prepare tUmmdvm wtfk pri>, ink paper. a>th* crandnatfan* will be oral and written. Non* will b- ex.n cxrcnt th» having engaged a achoul lilial JohuB. C. T. Tm N«wy*p> &2yl • i ■ •SSsffi?® CHAS. J. O. KUNE Hopkins & Barnes I. 8- fill*. MY STORK ON JKFFKR8UN8RKKT. HKADHTORKM. TABLE TON, Have on e.'dMtion ptieof the largest Stock of Panoy Good* brought to tkiiCtfy tohioh we offer io th* public Raptor Cath. H‘c hau. aiM, afuU md emplfit Stock of Drugs and uMM»> tines, Books and Stationary �MICHIGAN CENTRAL'] RAILROAD. TzagSr ISSWa BSMtAoa. 19U>. levs. 1 SHUN DRUG POISONS, xrmtnx nx«Dr>»n wtrirai. ’J'ftT. wirwi. tntural tetany, and iu prtaripal ritiM. K<. Paul and tllsnrepolb. Junies iltnri Drunnt givra >vaM graphic pietaraa ot prauineat Faridas JeeruUtU— 1 winding luOirirJIt. De OutageM, About, aad Vnllloi. whoor p^tralu illustrate lbs artlclt. Mr. Caavay eoetrlbctei a teeaad ps^rr oo $3 SAMPLE FREE «g will be devoted to the thus embrace two evenings If it is Aund that lbs time 1 ■<”r’ ■ TEAR 3sSse-cSx.TH.cruh:: ■•rralsr ts koalas Wu.ii. U Vues tu_ X. Y.. P. o. B.a IX. _ I.a.i MhWWA WKKK saraalawl (..Mala ss-ITe- mo® This is for the fanners to settle fer them­ selves. Application hsa been made for uno inttituto by tho Armada faincni’ dub, and another by the Detroit and Bay City district ewtooil of Patrons of Husbandry. These Invitalions have been accepted, and tho first institute will be held at Annada, and tbe second al Rochester. Foor nsore institute, are to be located. These will be located by the committee of the board hav- 1510,000. ‘satjfjiiuinK.' 1 pr(... eino.ooo > |W«W, S 10,000 *30,000 a prIM. *13,000 M«h. Is of tbe test strel rail, and all the appolnltnenta are fitat-claro la every re­ spect. Ito trains are made up of elegani «>•*„ Pu’lmtw I'alaoo Drawing Room and Sleeping Conches, luxurtnu., well ilghled and well vrnUtetrrl Day ('neebst and pleasant lounging Bl>d smoking rare. Tbe ears are all equipped wltb the celcbiated MUIer Kafcty Platform, and |>atent ButTcrx and Couplings, Wewtlughousc Safety Air Brakes, end cvcrv other appUance U>at has been devlswj for the safety of pa*engvr traltu. All trains are ruu by telegraph. Inn word, tilts GREAT LlNFfhaTlbo best anJ smoothest track, and the most elegant and comfortable euulpment of any road in the West, and has n» competitor In the country. On the arrival er the trains from the East or South, tbe trains of tho Ghlcago 4 North-Western Railway leave CHICAGO as follows: For Council Bluffs. Omaha, anil Califor­ nia, Two through trains dally, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Hleeplng Cara through to Council BlufT. For St. Paul and Minneapclu. Two through trains dally, with Pullman Pal­ ace Gar* attached <m both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Two trains daily, with Pullman Pal­ ace <'are attached, and running through tr> Xtamnulte ’ MORTGAGEhAGE ■ hr slraa teal I ikall Mil «t tiwN hl«a«.< Udd.o ea ratonia,, (1 ftsu; imaS. PMsCm Bas sea. 3 Park K«>. Yuk. Ratal Saras ask llraa.su-. Gararrua.at La(tada. assMaaUr anbawl Hal OF MICHIOAX.-Tbe AteLftzs. $5 e $20 rgixX:Jrrff■«. through trail* 'dally, with Pullman WfOWT KXTKAitUDIXtelVTarmrarArtnr Canon ntgtit train, wjsiissrtt’i-crs'-js.is For Dubuque and La Crosse. via a-bwial. ef rata.. A44rw>a Use. P. ttevau. 4 Co. Clinton, Two through trains dally, with Pullman Cara on night train. For Sioux City and Yankton. Two trains daily. Pullman Car* to Mlasou- Va.'s? Child, of Ypafaaii, chairman ; Hon. A. 8. Dykemin of Sooth Haven . and Hon. Milton J. Gard of Caswopolia. Applica­ tion may ba made to ray member of the committee The detail, of each ioxtitute will ba arranged by aomc member of the oomnuttoe. A local committee should be appointed at each place where an institute ia to ba held, to assist the committee of ths board in perfecting the details uf the fl'Jl’jAdW.st. A<a snJ by vines s Jwrw m Isis w.’S.5rt'SWgajg >■ rt CusasteksM I s s>4 hr Iks Cwllr tl-klrsa. .hall .sf st s.Ute.sWjsa Is ; «» Fridar, U>. »nt tes sf Vika%wn >14 Craatr. aU .iteesa.^lriie •” i:? Wm. E. Savtgo & Bro'* Column. i The«e cv-li-bratixl rars are run on all [ night trains on all the lines of title rnad. They arc run between— Chicago and Omaha, Chicago Cedar llaphls, Chicago and Dubuque, via Clin­ ton, Chicago amt FYceport. Chicago ami Manjuette. Chicago and Green * DENTS wasted to ..II ear Nadawal Css'lnatot Bry, Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago ami St. Paul. ' This Is the Only Due runnidg these tf.B. Alaa ItewM VNkmrall. Iwt awl. u«r.|. JI ete. Iras br mail. Hl.m.nlb.l A llraduh. 1:1 cars between Chicago and St. Paul or JegmoaAva. ltl»w( Chicago aad Milwaukee. At Omaha our Sleepera cunucet with the Overland rileefieru mi lhe Union $1.50 flIAND IAPIDI AND DETROIT r. M. •»> UU IX. ^u;u» I «• |r»u4 AM II U r.nu, oiMrM =3Ssw=£Ff^E • imalHSM la Um UmUbm iweSlwas Pays for ssgawss^ssitSEss > MwMapar prt.iM sail etnalMM la mM CiraaU tosrt ter te. raid fauly •» Itenr »si*«4»»rt>. Uu.. -uli p,» Hi. UsJj.aJ l.im.BU dn.rlM-1 io 1.4 B.n Tin: DETROIT EVENING NEWS w^ft&ssntt.'ySFS'. MONEY1how DAILY FOB THREE MONTHS. Th. saawUnls ef tU. laser Is ~ treat IbM •■> ■alees ihMUaud raafa era earb day. All Bryant nn<i Mtrallon BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Of iMIrelt. rvmnrfd to th. saw MwhaaWe Hall, oeradla the City ■.'laX eeeasiw tba bed Iraaltoa In Ike ally. Tke raea. are tee !»■>< ssd beat UrBilked rooms aAeakere to t» lee nd Tbe tniuw sink ISVaMrtsr la any alker. ssd I. radomel'by ■Irair..... ... ' ' " ' m<> Tlicwt BlILtH-W— Thrw ankla. 1 A Mtw 1" tkrvt.h a< Lowe.: Uotioa iTtee. Praneb asd Anlnsaa (Ham. alt >l>a.. <Uabl< aa.i ■ladle Ik Wk. fcr store treeiu. •tw-lllase. jletarw Ar., all klsds of Stolael aad Fwsred >,ta«. t slao sa.rsatra Ike bwl m.J. aa.5 la te. Mat^a-, .rd". vvtVwt l>LTltOIT. MtClt. ssd Vn’raa>art*'\aM«»a,i.oe*l*e*a»l^LldVl,* sal Atrasy Is Mlsklrra. 1. W. Cosoee. ci xrittl THUS. H. SPltAOl’E. Pr.W l Paintx Glass WUOLESAl.lt AN!> P.ETAH. Wild.a lllsM^piaU 111 OLj-'*1;I1 j,° UlraZ rialeLalMllevaar. UuaanAl ..-■Slrtnty Per. Whit. Lead. .11 st W-tiara hU". If 1. ..’tel ’ ww BRICK FOR SALE GOLDSMITH’S stitute will give lectures, read essays, ami taka pert ia the discussions. It is expect ed that the diacuasiocs will be of especial interest, in which fasten will give their views and yclste their experience upon tbe topics jrowused fiw diecuaaioa. Aa tho topics Aritotomoa will be selected br the local committee where the institute u held, the public win thereby be assured that such topics for discuasiun will bo present­ ed as will be of especial interest to that community. The nsembera of lhe board wQl also take part in lhe proceedings, sod ths members of the college faculty will take part, if so desired. ed by each institute for itself. Tbe folkwin<nro™»ei.raW»ud if no better one is found : The institute to begin with in evening meeting, with a lecture upon some prvrtoudr 1' ■ to - be ‘ announced subject, followed by a d seuasion on the subject of the _______ lecture,, _ or ।Jis some previously selected topic. Tlie morning and afternoon will be given un to enaavs, lectures, and discus­ sions on selected subjects, giving especial promir.cncw to tbe relation of experience of faraers upon the vubjoct under (fans siou. The institute to drwe with ui even mg meeting with an cauy or lecture, and diaenaion. Tbe meeting will be so short that every farmer sod hia wife ran afford DIVISION. rp a I AH I IAPII1 The Subscribers trill com­ mence the Manufacture of asrui. A. U. U.l, k> £ MAKE IT.g Statler st' msat I. A. list :.Tx.Trip£;=rsuu:i'S." $25 at the -earliest possible mo­ ment. Will keep constantly on hand a. full supply of ‘ Qiiittple Retire BETTER BRICK ;Kar FIKE PRINTING CataiiiL ■IXU,1 than teas ever before made in the County, which we will sell at prices that defy com­ petition. NESBET 4 WILLISON. rHE BEST PRAIKIELANDS IOWA MP XBIUSKA. fie Buimtti S tarn Rrrr R. R. Co 23n Sca^ilMsrisuasSM * * a. f.ttewx, to-Wtt . aUlkMSiM.MMM.I.f I.U Msrrn tho mm* tear aaewer tke M:i af ■ rialMtl u> be Sial. aad • r-P. tkereaf la ha rvwl oa ike eda^tateaai'saelHllan wkkla IfJXAeE Mi l Mil ■ .11 U <•!<:. M ro> r>M«4 ky hA Mr 7 DONE at this OFFICE rssssu all tte ri rxrSStsMS SSR hkTffoiT? iiicit LAWSON’S CURATIVE “OYSTER OCEAN" No Sibbolh. LAOHS' AND - ENTS' RESTAURANT. Car. WoeJ.arJ aad JeZann Area. smoiv. airs. •• GII.I.nAN UKOf>„ Proprlctora. OwIm to tea larva i.rraai. in ,.er berlnan. w. die. ea Ik. tor abeee »a wtn'a’^rYhl. tea ban Pania, rtaius* Peuatt alee, laebtola . tr>< eta. Pto.u«raal dlaser tor teCaat-.^Cakteatai Naw lark Ceut '■'.gm •■- kEURALGlSJSCIATIC*, dassuHrt/Aiasy ssrtRWt: *W‘imn-ttJSis-cfir WANTED IM.nr.DIATEl.y. Z-V/-V TOC.XU NKX TO . JLA yy LKAlUt TKXXiJKAPltV. site gwad rituliss rrarsalaed. Salary Said white rraauetod. AAdma.-}lkiBu.^ ItlSwl Sa»'_ If. T. C_ UberUa. Ubte. E. W. VOIGT'S SILVER GUSS STARCH, 8 AJ-.V A.TOR HKKK If Ihfl Best Uaer f rawed in the West. T. KINGSFORD &SCN, MILWAUKSK BRBWBJtf. ttwl Orand lUrar Ara., bnwlL [Jedding, the brain forever throbbing, lhe • houlden forever drooping, the loins for­ ever aching. the nations mind forever aad Wiliam A Oe. krawrn. Peaces'. Brewery. scheming. Think of lhe booty it would efface, the merry-heartedocas it would ex cts in different parte of the State. For tingniah, of tbe giant strength it would this purpose.a short-hand reporter will at­ tame, of lhe renuunra of nature it would tend the institute to make a complete re- crash, of the sicknem it would breed, of pert of all MWreaste, essays, and discus­ Use projects it would wreck, of the grojus sions, to lie printed in the annual report of it would extort, of the lives it would im­ molate, aad of tbe cheerless graves it tbe State Board of Agriculture. 4. Finally, tn giro a broader snipe to I would prematurely dig! See them toiling tbe mstructioa at tbe agricultural college and moiling, mating and fretting, grind; and make it more fiilly than ever lefore ingand hewing, weaving and' spinning, t !■ exponent ef the most nrograarive and sowing and gathering, mowing and reap­ ing, raising and building, digging and a dvanofd egrieidttire of our State. FsrvM« of Michigan f Will you “mert planting, striving aud straggling In the t be Board half-way. in this effort for mnt nil benalt? IL C. Kxdiix Otr ir3k.il Ik Inal Agricultural College. Sept. 13,1875. J. Cole <fc Son. BHEUMATI8M, !ii:aaoi«au-n>ri; Teas! Teas! For tin- Laundry. MtNCPACTUMD BY tiik bk»t rramcH ix nir woxld. E.B. FOOTE, LID. KTO^W'-STARH, Ill taigte ltr.it Or. Z toast, IU resatoitos m rrasa. «rv.>■»« aad>nu HEW WK. In Independent I njsician,. n wlte Mkec UrlM. ■AKiffi’SE TUtATS AU. rouu or CRAMPTON’S IMPERIAL SOAP GROCERS CHRONIC DISEASE, IS THE BEST. Unit ait Ctiiitiiii a Medical Prate INDUSTRIAL Ellimmos 01 8TOCC01 lira uu MMBVIMtmtB PREMIUM BOND KcrfaaEttift-fr—- HOME LIFE IN the BIBLE •Ur t.lXrr'. IL e.w.’t'r’wMjs’lJj.u’^ftL* tHS&p»ft.Snu NEW Y02K DTOOSTBIAL INHIBITION CO. Shingles, Lath, &c. LOOK OUT FOR MfflWIKIUUmFEUliailli BARGAINS. Perpetual World’* Fair, UR. C. A. SMITBU ‘ Medical Inarmarv. i««a. EXTinLuiiKn ma. ‘ Dr Ik on N fl Im if Pim Kam EkmlanCMt IhrlMMM. । BH 1 9 ia Xmems Patient! ia Europe, the Weet ludte, the Dcatiaioa ef Canada, aad ia rrtry State of Aha Union. ADVICK G1VKN BY MAIL FRII OF OHARCK. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-10-06.pdf 96b500ba1f80f588b54cea6feffb8e9b PDF Text Text TijiKerdsucAl'Bvps^ TH« RjrhoCAjI BaMUmans OF jjjnsnsiKG. raK lSrfiSS^ ttfftss* Geo. M. Dewey, KDtT»»R AND irt'Bl4»UKR. VOL. XX. NO. 23. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6.1875. WHOLE NO-1010. BCigSOlU IB BUSIES GIBB. termmed by tU mWtrwy wg of thoGra MCIM STOVE MB1875 HU. E. li This'■ a power of awfc! extent and sip riflrancs h is bit fispstodtW the rrine, the purebaring power of an tmdecM* Me paper eureracy, b aflfestodby lho q» tkyte«facabtfaa,aad that other curam rtbMM^Mthecoafldrereri-lhep^ pU sad «riveacj of the Gwrtrwmrwt, re- UVUE a Its. GREBLE & RUSSELL, Ateiisiii A(hX ruled Mil Judicious Advertlalng Have taken tli<* Agency for the Michigan Stove Company, Stoves of Detroit, they are entirely new patterns and first-class in every respect. THE NEW IRON AGE Ohio, then, of coarae lus rraaon mast be good. We hare Got. Alim a word for u, not mine. For my part 1 do not wish to aee Prarideat Grant', seerrt desires grati­ fied on tha print. • • • If there •re Grant men in this ramprign they are thnae who rail orate Gov Allo*'* election, DR. H. r. rtCKIUM, Thi? Stove haa low broad haarth. VERY DEEP ash pit. and arranged to admit a Grate for Broiling over, directly under the Grate is a filide draft, which when open causes the coak to keep bright while Broiling. It has tin lined doors which close with a turn buckle with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir is ao arranged it can be taken out at will, has Mica or close front doom and its general appearance is bold and attractive. <H»ibdtt, ’T ’ U llS H fli r. 4, WICDKB. w it «*;k ini-H own nsouroew in restoring order, before be receives Government aid. He might ac­ cept the lairnn offered by the cititen* i of Jackson and dsewberv • * * *1 ‘ Governor Amo* and ha adriren can be 1 mmlc [crfretly meure Aa many of the troop, now in Mtsrisuppi ns he deem,' rirrrs-ijy may bo sent to Jackrou. If he1 it betrayal by these who offer asaistancy, I n» ik This should be seen by all who contemplate buying a Cook Store! • ' ' ’ .. NOTICE! GKO C E R I E S aed thia outrageous- Perkins. Nonplused. Baaooui did so median irally, and Perkins ran hi* tongue out. <« p«rpJe do ft the Corners when they at­ tempt writin, and after thirty minim uv in­ tense labor, with *wet a rollia from bi* brow fearful, be handed Banrora the fol। |erin dokeyment: Coxtxdut X Roads, Sept. 1, 1875— I promise to pay G. W. Baacota sixteen hundred and eighty dollara. Jkiual Pxxkix*. ‘-Wats this?' salt the astonished Baa am, with an exprohua nr intense disput uxurpin the place nr the smile. Canned Fruits and Fish. DENTIST DENTIST HuiYillE. ‘ - neraied measures to prmerve the peace by the furvea in vour awn State, and let the country re. tkal the ciifoece of Misaire K, who are largely fovorabic to good orsad who are largely RepuWiran, hire the courage and the manhood to fight for their righto, and to destroy the bloody rufits* who murder the innocent and un­ offended Freedmen. Everything i* in readincs*: be currful to bring yourwdf rtrirtly within the Constitution and the laws, sad if there is •«* reeatoace to yowr State awtAortrira a.y— ruaiwl, by M tkt txraxi at yoor romsurad. *»p>^rru. the Premdcnt will swiftly rid you tn crushing throe Uwlcm traitor* to human righto. All you want to faith. So km« ra you blccre that that paper is money, wal do yoo want UY money? With faith enufi that paper is money. I bar bin figgertn this mailer out in my intellek ever seme I her bin tekin yoor Unk money. It's all the same. Erl bev faith in fax money yoo must her faith h mute. V- bra this aoto wear* oat.oooe to me and 1 w JI write yoo a new one. And dost keep it too loAg—I abel take plsaauro in wnlcu you notra often, ro that they will alius be ’ <» treA al. How nlca> | litiiOi. 0/f <fj|x etTJire, lx Sumi of (SOO or More. WBIGHT & HOLBROOK, ' Uaiinti Hartings, June 28th. ’^5. thi* Stoic, M they themrel«<' give ns to uudcnrand.thst if the people of Ohio, by the election of the Democratic randidsicw. dcclsre their spproUtion of that finsncisl policy, that the iafistiea fever will, under the uiinnlii* of such OMW .weep Kkr wddfire over the Western and Southern Stoles, overwhelm and *ubjagate th.- Dem oeratic National Convention next year, disrate ite policy and its candidate*, and in 1876 put an inttoion party into the 5eid wrong enough to defy opjwailbw,. 1 candidly coufcs* I *« gwd remain to ap­ prehend such eoare.|Ucncr-< 1 do not in deed undervalue ibe . importance of the manly, honorable and patriotic ooodemna- $100 REWARD. fine pictures At Granger Prioea. WING GALLERY, THIS OFFICE STEBBINS BROS. . ' ' ur cur nmooy foot wrek, and the bewfahle effeek iTSbh- Wheat is now 812 a hSj.**.y .are>»a*»y, FARM FOB SALE! DR. x feraa a ronaauox. Whet President Grant triM with the war making power In the San Domingo cm*, I. with othea. denounced Ma aeuon as a transgrtMiuti of hi* roueUtots-md ulbority, and you applandrd. When the Kn Klox art w» paired, when an art of usurpation ratting up aa Shgal «rero meat in Uuaiana vu eountenanoed and aided by tbc Adminittralioo, when the Federal military invaded the hgislaiir. hall of that State. 1 wa* tmoug these who protested against *uch unrosutitnlioaxl aMumptfoos of sntbority. Step by step wr fought mmrart what appmred M M xdvunee of dangcrou* .■entralixaUion. Ami yxm applauded. Bat now I declare those umx«Utut*on al ■■asifn— and those reulraliriag st tempt* spprar re mere trifles cnaapsral with the arbitrary, despotic character oi that power to kick the fortune of every ritisro'about as the footlmll of it* whim*, whx-h yon, Dstnoerato of Ohio, raxrording to roar platform, not only rvojpnim x> beteagmg to th* Govwnmmt. bet *U«rr to fix upon the Government as a perm* nect syataa. by making Ito abolition sim plv nnnoaribb Nay. you Maul that jXetZnb-raUrjvVxrtriMd If raeh thrt men. and have »: least the courage to de­ clare our opinion* and purpoera Let n* throw aside the art of tbc juggler when, the highest inierute of the people are at rtake What dore the Democratic pfolformmy? It states that the craUractfoa of the currency, wrought by tbo Repabli can party, which coatrartion by the way is only imaginary, m every well-informed nun iat£c country knowi, ha* brought and having made thia statement the plat­ form proreed* to prvprwe to make and keep the volume of the currency repeal to tbc want* of trade. What doos thia mean? If anything it means that the volume of the currency ha. been reduced ao much a* to fall short of the waste of trade; that it matt be made oqttri to thane want*, and that it can bo done by Issuing more rf it, .nd that it must be kept espial to thora wants, and that that can be done only by twuing still worn of it from liras to time a* the volume put out may not have affect e*l the purpewe. Every child in the ecus try ran understand the meaning of such language, and I wonder with whal Faces honorable gentlemen ran atand up before an intrilipent people frahly quibbling about a turn of phrase which has no rnoamnn at money is imrsnsed, it will fhrthsr £pwall if it £ra not »rax> inflation But oate. The pspsr dollar, which is worth it mean. Mt only by ’ a single umc of the currency to to bt mad afiorts thus for to trace the trail of the how much betmyoo must foeito her yoor thief have foiled c«h wen yoo driirer yw grtAu" L. G. Burks, the raptor, is so nnmarwaste of trade now? And Perkim* drove uff with the likker. It is a fact as notorious as daylig rtod man, shoot to ymn old, about 0 feet '^“tUdS'uiuugwrv ga^vin with as1 ineh high, weighs about 190 tbs, light mHow complcxioo with black woolly hair, tonisMaestlsad MM wkh ragehare hriplra* in the rear the but leaden PerioM didn't stop with a toi uy Hk- indiratine negro Wood tn Ma reins-— of the Democratic party, and. apurred on by a milm demagvpsm. to capture the Claims to Ira Canadian. Sarah Jane Brooks, the girl, wm 11 national power by . tumultuoa* rash.— year, bld iu March last, hair dark brown, This is no matter of men local concern, m atm —Uy prrt-d to beliere II to •yra very black, foce rather long, a pt of a national danger which all food ritiaens aimrf apra—Uby.b-I.oaooetom pie, and tongue full of .mall pit ou rides xx»ml FOR SALE AT m tuBwsvw w —— ■■ । । ----- r era, and rach a Compare wielding the tremrodoc* power of changing at pleasure the current value of every dollar and every dollar'* worth rf property you hare—dore not your head swim at the prospect? And yet that is tha power wielded by the Gov wtW> is eh^JfSh they lure placed one which involve* not i only the matenrt interest. bat the rharac- ' It M the plain meaning of the Cun*ti ter, the pood name the whole moral being tulion and the laws, wti.n taken together, of the American people. An attempt i» that the Executive of the State may call ! bring nude to aocure the indorvement by ] upon the I’rnsideat foe military aid to I the people of one of the greatest State* i I quell -'domestic violence." only in care of in the Union, of a financial policy which I an iaaurreetion in any State against the if followed by the Natkmal Govrromerrt government thereof, wbevt the tepslature • would discredit Republican inatituticxn cannot be called together • You make no the world over, expt** the American pro pic to the ridicule and contempt of cinlta_1 ..0 2—.1 ——.1 - .n— “ wvll Sinical aiilaiaiical OR. WM. JONES. and economical conduct of our public affain. Il* fidelity to these two tbiap to the particular boa.-: of the Democratic party, and upon thia fidelity it bears its claims to popular confidence and rapport As to the nceemity of these two thing* we fuDy agree. will do ro. remrint to be been *eet> aha My opiaiou has long Ixcu. and I have nrt Were you, Itemucral* of Ohio, in earn omceried it, that tbc pctrirtie men of tbc cat and in pod faith when yoo represent Rqmblic might d-- brtter than depend up­ cd the strictest limitation of governmental on cither. That well meaning ertittn* powers and oppeaition to curruprion and .Iwuld so freqocntiy hare found lhem_____ ,__ , , ' ralre* mimpeUtri to *upj«xt oae party, not imine yn-ur pnarat aUttade. you see the rvmponaibiliti.*. which you *• fox-aura it had their approval and eonfi- ; eJ in your Stale Coavenuxa i deuce, bat because the other party ajfcar 1 ,foung upon aa augmraurio We cannot understood why you do not; rd arill worn, i* ‘not only a ronditstn of' era] Government of ite irred rtrrngihcn ysmraelf in the way the Preri(, Dulitvo unworthy of a tree, intelligent and dent ausgratrd, nor do we raw why you do not call the legislature Lather and obtain ■ from them whatever t. wer. and money ’ •Kin voo rell me a barf ur whisky to- and arms you nerd. The Ccolutution t* f—a entire barf?" raid he. explicit that the Executive of the Stalo I Certinly. red G. W.. amilinglr ertainly," Mr. Perkin*. It’s only worth Il a gallon, or 11 ,K3U |>er lari th** mora- . C. C. HOLBROOK. ATTOXNST AT LAW *2?“? JOHN STANLEY ! It i». therefore, norealimcntal partiality fur tbc Rcpublicaa tarty that brings me here. Whether the Republican party wil! Mat itreif in a poatioa to dmerre support in the Prmidenttol eiectireo of 1876 re is a former art well to do in worldly goads, but nevertbrirm pamrodng the natural lere cf jwrent for ofcpring. and the fore­ ily are thrown into deepest grief over the lore lamb from their fold. 1 Any mfonwatim of either the raptor or < thagwl will begMiy revived. Oem■emceto with Major Wm. L. Byun, Steiff MmUpn 0», MiA-. who ufcra »W reward for ths sp___ prehension of the ibiaf and the ratara of and cento than, and what yon caa buy for oae dollar in paper now will ent, 11.25. <x »1 JO. or 11.40, or 11 AO thorn �just the reran*. By th* breaking of the rotten banka and the dimppearance of lheir note issues lhe volume of tho cur­ rency contracted itself violently. Tb#re wm, al th* end of the proem, for bn umuay h circulation than before, bat that which remained waa sound money. Peoph rama to their mom*. Profiting by tbf under its influence that be became atoovt I idiotic, tranaforring property all the time,1 a* Cut ro pomiblr, from him to hentelf. When the poor boy wm discovered bo was i ma Mate ofak-ofcte Hb 1 CMdr mtadwtagMa.and hbwiB • h« wa« a mere instrument ta the haodfl of th# woman. He was al oner, taken from . tbe harridan and placed ir. an aaytaa, who* It b hop#dhe may ncora hi* ■ “Tltowiy of the tranagrtaoor b bard.” strength and reason. THE GREAT SPEECH OF CARL Throe few incidents—aad there are . Never was thia text better illustrated than 8HURZ. many tbousamb of lhexw—show bow wide ‘ in this dty or Th uroday morning, in the a field for artiuu Mr B-rgb's -K^y bro ’ death of Edward O'Baldwra, the Irish OUR NEW YORK LETTER. I furea to takeii wilhngly, to ram down by force still mure of die indigrelibU stuff. They uridently belong to thalcteas of doctors to whom lb# sale of the medicine is more important than the cure of the pa- ■neha betrayal of profrosed principle? Whal advantages can so baneful a policy offer to compenaate for such euraea? Il b Mid th# times are hard; badness b languishing; our induatrie* are deprwuid i thousand of laborers arc without work; the poor are growing poorer; th* country is foil ofdbta; aotnthing must bo done to afford relief. AH thi* b true, and there are. many wcll-m<*uiiig men who, troubled by tbrirdifficultira.grotm about for a remedy. Yes, it b indeed MMonuythaC something be don# to afford relief. Th* ouertion b what that rome- inflation mwbeine wffldoj A potent ■Here advertisement could not be richer than the declamation of ite advocates. Prosperity ia to revive at onto ; every man, w«Lra and abild is to have plenty of mousy i al! debts are to be paid by a sort of seif acting proevre ;. every mine, every factory, every mill in the land is to be al anew in fttll blast, and thousands of ■idea; they will nrodurc aa inflnit* quan­ tity of goods, aad for all they eon produce there will La a ready mart** ; cverybydy will want tc* buy everything, and have plenty of money to do it; the laboring man will command the situation; be will have to work leas and pet higher wagtn for it than ever; and in an incredibly abort time we ah*!! all be rieh; or rather, while the now rich get richer, and lhe poor get poorer, that tho rich will get poor and the poor get rich, tbc “money power" will be broken, for money will be cheap mowy.it will be “the people's money, and the more of it tho better. This sort uf talk. un<l even wilder than that you can hear now-a-days, not only in the lunatic asylums, but on the public platforms of Ohio, pat firth by m«i pretending to be the spokesmeti and leaden* ofja great party, who, on th* strength of these very prmr.bea, attempt to take the control of the more take the trouble to give the figures drotinire ( not only of Ohio, but of the from the authentic rtateiucrst before me . From that statement it appear, that in 1873, when th# business crash occurred, Wo are told that an expansion of the there were tn the aggregate more le-<al ,currency and it* wucquent depredation tenders and bank notes out than over her will , benefit the poor, inasmuch a* it Will fore; including the fractional currency, |benefit the debtor as againMthe creditor there were 19,000,000 more than |u 1872, ।by pudding the former to pay off hi# debts over 129,000,000 more than in 1871, over :in a Us» value than that in which they 152,000,000 morethan in 1870, over .were contracted:. The morality of that •58,000,000 morethan in 18419. aver argument . I will not discuss; I prefer to 156,000,000 morethan in 1868, over |leave it to the conscience of the people. •46,000,000 moreIlian U 1867 , and But let us look upon the pretended fact* even if we count the compound inicrau , notes into tha volume ofcirculating careen Is it true, then, the pour meu arc the ey w# find that w# had in 1873, tbeycar of the debtors , of tho country? To contract a craah, a general iggrcputc of 19,000,000 debt , requires credit, and credit b Used more than in 1873, ova •29,000,000 ।upon moans with which to pay. Men of more than in 1871, over »51,000,006- .very , small means are seldom in debt, be­ more than in 1870, ora •56,000,004) \cause they hare no opportunity for bung more than in 1869, over *3,000,000 ,so. If wc had the statistics of private more than in 1888. And yet jiui thx imfobtadnean । in tho United tjtairo before years last mentioned have generally been u* , they would unquestionably show th*: railed years of unexampled prosperity, more , than 75 per cent of it b owing by and when during all those years the cur- men , cummanding comparatively Urge reocy had reached ite greatest volume, mean.*, , and tliat the lalwren for wages are that ccllapoe cyme, which the uiflatioui.<te the , least indebted clam of aociety, even in will hare us believe was caused by con- proportion , to their earning* and savings, traction. There b- the record. There and ! next to them the former* and du waa expanaion and no contraction, aud if small , burineM men. But th# bburir-g there was no contraction, then contraction ,people are, to a very heavy amount, among cannot have caused the collapse in buri the , creditor* of the tviuntry. I venture n<w. That is ao simple a demonstration to । say dial there is neither a ninofotunr. that I think Gov. Allen should under- nor . a merchant, nor a profwional man of stand U. And yet I shall out be surprised . to see to-morrow an inflationist come be- .and among his creditors are, in ninetyfore you who, In the face of these fact* ,nine care* of a hundred, his workmen or and figures, srill affirm that it was lhe con­ hia servanta, to .rihom he owe* wsgn* for traction of lhe currency which did all the part of a wrek or a month. It has been mirohief. ' , cxlculated by good authority that the wsgss I tell you, business can have more cur­ thus remstanlly owing for an average of rency ; it can have a* much aa it like* half a month's serrioe or work amount, in without auy further act of Government. the whole country, to 9120,000,000. And According to law every one of you, or any who is it that owns the deporita in the association you may form, haring the ntvj savings , banks, amounting to about f7ti‘»,esaary capital, can start a bank of isme. <000,0U0? Not the the rich; but the ■ A general license to that effect, through |laboring peojile and persons of small means the free banking act, was given by Con .wk. thw for grtoa laat winter. We heard so much of f the West and the South wanting mure k>- same ( clans haa, in National and private cal circulation aud starving for greater |Lanka and in trmt rotupotiiei, another bunking &ciiitiea. Now you ran make »2t)0.W0,WM>, ; and that nearly •130,000,yourselves comfortolilc All legal imped- O0U c is owing them in other kinds of debt*. iments arc removed. You exu wue any There ■ is, then, a sum of about •1.2V0,amount of currency But behold! the 0(H), ( 004) owing to lhe laboring people and eurreacy will not inflate one coat's worth. men , of small mean*, constituting their And you, worthy patriot*, who danuir fur savings. , To that amount that elasa are more currency, do not lift a finger to ere- creditor!,. , And you pretend that for their at#more. Why not? Here laa reason bcncfil j ytra will expand tbe currency. ghta by tho Cincinnsti .J&ysircr.- ।Gold boog at J5 per cent premium, tbcoe ■■Thon is not current enough in circula- j,aaving. hire a value of •! 020.000,UOO ia tion to buy the Load* which to delsait gold. . Expand lhe currency until tbe gold with the National Gpvernnwat and obtain ■premium L* 30, and you have robbed those from it national currency in exchange.” people , of »184),000,UOO of their aarinp ; This is genius. It tank* with lhe moot expand it until tbe gold premium ia 50, brilliant financed utterances of Gov. Alien and you have rtripped them of *420,000,himoelf. 004) of lisrd ' earned money. There anBut I appeal to you, burin™ men, la-< Llhr . pensioner* of th. United Stat®, the borers, fanuera, who boaeatly dcrire to do ' dissMaif roldiera of tbe war. rad the wid­ right, and look up to your party laaders ow* and orphans of threw who died for all for instruction if you want aa instance of of ua. They receive *30,000,000 a year, al present reprroenting a gold value of which thane men depend upon your being of •25,54)0,OOfr, Expand the currency too ignorant and atupid to tell obvious until the gvld prcmiam b 30, and you fact from obvious Yabebood, k»k at thia: have filehed away »4,500/X)0 a Tear from Here is. the crcaX Dprsoentative organ of what thoRepublic considers a debt of hon­ tha Inflation Democracy, the tabernacle of or, and robbed, the wounded and the wid­ it* brain, tha feeding-pine of ite wbdom , ow* and orphan* of ao maeh of their sus­ and now, while everybody knows that tenance. Previous friend* of the people three arc who, under pretense of prcte«ing tbe debtor against th* creditor, rob th* laborers of hundred* of million* uf their hard-earned savings, and dropoil even three who have suffered fur their country. But 'is not a large portion of tbe middle eta**, snail busing men and formers, iu dsbt, and would they not be relieved- by an expansion and deptTciatiou of the curren­ cy ? No doubt there are many of that ckas.burdened with liabilities, thought the number of morgaged farm* b much smaller than generally auppeaed. I find that hern in Ohio scarcely one farm out of ten han any ineumbranrc. But however Mr. Ned O’Baldwin i- aa Irishman, ed on Monday ufvfost week to tha people who wa# bleat by nature with a frame six feet seven inoM h> beighth, and currrsof Cincinnati on the financial qurotion, to pwidingiy broad. He wculd have rnaio a which we ask the (pedal attention of errry > which called itself money, but they were reader of the B ANNUL Thia speech raaguifowstl diichtrj a superb truckman, nr ; sure tliat every duller they did have not > only railed itself a dollar, but was a dulO Baldwia bang ^-8^ Wiwd > l*r aud would remain a dollar. 'Upon the Ij new upon the finances, whether wa hare stability of it* value they could unbeaitat- regard to the faet or nooning, it doo put and having mat with muph sUecea* in ■ ingly bo*e their calculations. Thus confi- the pertinent truths of the question with punching head* in a private way, bfosdeno# gradually returned; th# gaps in tbe s-omed out into a profemlonal, and followed volume of,th# currency were presently admirable directucsa, fores and earnatneaa. his countrymen to New York, where he i filled, not by ast of Congress creatine pa And for thia plain speaking ho has some i per iasua., but by gold flowing ia from manifest advantages—ho haa been in for­ developed into a moat cxaipcrating nuis­ I abroad in obediauoc to the laws uf trade; eign lands and baa had a dune# to fed, ance. Ha wa* a bktherakite, a cowardly, burima# enterprise revive, aad soon the from outside contact with public opinion, ruffianly fellow, who became lhe centre of r country was again iu the course of prosa gang of ruffians, all a* bad aa himself, "pcroua development. To bo sure, th# the inestimable value of our national credit except in lhe matter of inchro and pounds. > fancy stock* and speculative values, which aa few at home can do. Bo has diverged had perished in the crash, did not recover, from the Republican parly on questions Ho fought in prim-fight* ; be was used in hut tbe production of real wealth was which he then regarded aa paramount, and election* by the Democracy—iu short, be I more active than before. therefore as a trite “independent" be can became a bravo of the same type a* those । . Look al these historic event*, aud then speak with authority when he sees oilier used by dcmagogne* in Italy, only be u.wd ■^UroroJbsof WptawenTO- BaflTt very heavy clearing out sale uf caliotxa at figures a long wajf beiuw anything over heard of in tbe mirket. and other big operation* arc reported ; but ua the goods were sold at or below tbe curt uf produc­ tion, it b evident that tWy. were saba forced to realtoe upon tob ^hrovy stoak*. Nrrerthdeaa, the faff* trad# hu tliu* far 1-ccri better than either* of th* two pretttiing yean, and those who watch tbc markets have faith that it will continu* fairly good until long into winter. Tbe merchants are selling ray dandy, but they will get out whole. The good time is adver 5EV ADfKBTIlUUTS. the effect if CongroM had tried to relieve porticSyniAiiig th* country along towards For a lime Mr. O'Baldwin ^lottririicd distress and to revive business by making a J*>li<£ tending, as he says, “to bari.-ari.-o llio note* of the broken banks a legal and rein.” And then, while he may not like a green bay tree. He was the pet of under, or by creating an irredeemable tha short-haired frat*rt>ity, and the disso­ be a special master of finance, he ia ex ­ Government paper currency ? A new ele­ lute women of tbe town lavished their ment at fluetuation and uncertainty would celled by none of our public, mon in the have been thrown in to the general evnfusio n, lucidity and plainnoa with which he can smile* upon him, sod life wu, in a fever­ lhe stock gamblers and speculatotl might communicate hi* view* to the people. Il ish way, rooc-linted fo poro'ble. But the perhapa bare succeeded in loading lheir i ia a matter of general oongrattdation, dark day* same. The papulae tired of rotten venture# upon the shoulders of new him. and diaripotiun weakened hb huge victims; Jbut the stagnation of legitimat e therefore, that be haa had the sagacity to biuincna would unquotliuuaUv have con­ perceive that the coming Ohio election ia carcass, ao that plenty of younger men tinued, capital would surely not have ventur­ the key to thia great national iaauf, and could bang him about. Then Mr. O'Bald ed out, cviufidenoc would not have returned, the boidnere to take hb stand there among win, to furnish bread for himself and to ths general distress would certainly have the friends uf a sound currency and an get hb liquor at wholesale prior#, opened a 'lingered on, until at last that elrmaut ol unsafely and deception—an irrdrcmabla and fluctuating currency—luvl been wiried |; He shows with great elearnem the in­ Finnell. Tbe speculation did not pay, fur out, aud lhe busineaa uf the country had evitable effects of inflatimi on the burin™ some reason. Probabiy Mr. O'B's whisky been placed again on lhe round basis of lhe interest of the country—how it involves was exceptionally bad, ur ptwubly those went disartnusiy *caiu*t us. doubts aro« reckkvstnrw and corruption in the govern­ who would otherwise have been customer* u to lhe ability of the Government to re­ ment, by entrusting it with an unnatural feared him when in bivrap* and wbely deem it J ledges, but not aa to the honesty kept away. Be it m it may, Mr. O'Baid of it* intenliona. Those doubt* effevlcd yean ago, in September, 1873. That crash the value of the paper money. But when did not contract oar currency ; on lhe con­ people; how it necoaery inflame* specula­ win, Wedn««day night, appeared to Sir. the ehanoe* of war turned in oar favor, trary. what there waa remained, and short­ kinnell, and abruptly announced that he and at last the arms of lhe Union ly after the volume of greenbacks wro in­ tion and extravagance, thereby making it ahoukl quit tbe plao:. Mr. FinneD1* hot triumphed, there vra* s-irrely a man in crease! 25,000,006 by' successive iciuoi still harder for die poor to cam their liv­ Critic bhisd rw* at tbb summary dissolu the land who did not bdieve that whal the from tbc ^u-oalJed reserve. Money did ing, and how it leads step by step to lhe not disappear, aa it did in 1837 aad 1857. sbamelrM abyas of repudiation. E.|ualiy lion, and, as if determined that it should There was more uf it than before, and yet clear are his proufe that there ia now no l>e complete, drew hb pistol and pirated the general stagnation and suffering conreal scarcity of money, and that the work­ two Lolls in O'Baldwin's body. A* either would hare finished tbe gianL there wm a ing men arc tho great creditor interest of waste of one cartridge, which I regret, for ed by our bonds abroad. But if you in­ flate the currency under present circara the country, who would be the first to it b a pity that it could out have mimed stances, wbat will be the condition of suffer by inflation, as their pay would be things than? The additional greenback virtually reduced and all their expenses in- room. But we can't have everything to ' will not appear aa lhe creature of an im­ cr.-as.-d. What a contrast he pereent* to auituiL' Mr. O’Baldwin wa* carried out. j perative public necessity, to save the life and .after lingering lw»nty-fonr bourn in . sundry ul hi* profnwed Idbcral friend* in great agony, died. Mr. Finnell gave himof the Republic in the extremity of peril. । It will*appcar as the product uf a scheme | thi* and other Western Staten. He, like sell up lhe day after, aad M he doce not tb%purposes of which arc dark. The world | them, i* not a citiara of Ohio, but ha appear to have much influence among the will begin to suspect that when a govern •: lhe National Government a year hence? Democracy (b* bad jut started hu ram meat, in lhe fare of the disastrous exper­ And now, feeling a* we du with every lakra in the full natkmal n,u*.x|Urniw uf mill), there u a cheerful prcepnet that he ience of mankind, resorts to ao extraordi­ step, instead of firm ground, a trcacber the election in that State, and we trust will be hung. It a rather expensive buri-1 nary and dangerous a tueaaurc without uus quicksand utulcr our fret, ia then? Hill will continue hia labors there up to lhe day new, banging throe Mlows, but in the long । necessity, its integrity ran not longer be anybody who aaks why confidence dues of tbc election, and that the Kepublicau run it pays. depended upon. Doubts will arise, and not revive, why capital timidly shrink* And speaking of th* . everywhere will take special pains to spread very serious dorfbts, not s* to the ability, back, why the ruara of money idly accu­ but aa to the honest intentions of the Gov - mulated in tbu banks <luea uol trust itself his argumrato before tho dlimot uf the eroment tn redeem ita promise#- And into the hoods of enterprise. why prosper­ people. The misebiof uf an inflation none of them have ever died happy or ia those doubt* will fid) upon our burin™ ity does! not reture, and why the horunn victory in Ohio cannot be offset or mitigat­ comfort. Yankee Bulivan cut hi« throat life liko a deadening blight The last ia still without a ray of hope? ed by anything that the wv-ealled ban! in Han Frucbco to avoid hanging ; Tom We dare not tell Ute public, we arc making better work thin rempant of confidence wifi be paralysed. Byer died miserable and wretched of con­ My fellow-citisena, all sane men agree Bill Poole was stabbed ; The world will see the vpector of rcpadia that of the great problem which oppresses money Iknioerat* ran aceumplish in Ne­ sumption ; ever before, for fear they will come too thick and fut. We get braska or New York, or by llio Liberals, Geoghcpau keeps a miserable ram ahvp ; ’ lion looming tn> bchind.so reckless a finan­ terribly excited when we have too many sales, and now since cial policy. The faith of mankind in the who ou the other hand, while profiwsiag Tom Allen ditto—ia shirt, go through wc have come down TEHty FiE Man 0 0^ BJUJ, we tremble a the list, and scarcely one can be found who integrity of our GovenMnent giving way, other scheme* may be devised, they do little because you may all come at once and Frnstrateiis so much our credit will be shakdi to iu very foun­ not even pretend to have a permanent, holding or strength Ing the Ohio Democra­ did not die of violence, or if they escaped teat, of extreme poverty. John Morrbdation and, a* you aonsetinirt tee the de­ final M-ttlemcnt of the ipicaliou in view. no that we cannot do anything. positor* al a bank excited by the rumor The resumption of specie payments ia the cy in their efforts to secure an inflation sey, it ia trise, b apparently flourishing, We hud some talk with a man from California about sendin that lhe cashier is makbig away with_lh< only rational one, for no other system will victory there, by the re-election of Gov. but hb end b not yet- There will cume him Thiriy- ve TopCaJviages, and that almost unte wiforg a turn to him one of throe days that will remove current value from lhe reach of business besides the \ the arbitrary power of gorcnitnent. No Stale ticket- Hliurt ia wise in his piMitioo. bring him to the bottom of tbe cup De re0l7i BJ friends, b as much lhe other can give to current values tliat•labil­ They are either treacherous in their princi­ bast policy as honesty. Tbe man who ity without which no safe Imribcro calculition* can be ntsd.- . no other can restore ple*, or el*e they do not know what they lira* without labor is not going to hare a venr long life or a very pleasant one. that confidence which ia lhe first prc-re­ arc doing. which igjll b« given ai-ay to our (JiiNtoniur.i about the mi Imay put right in here that O'Baldwin, quisite of a new period uf prosperity Bat who had as good a time a* any <if them, S^l£?^.h.!oc,T of September next has attendenhy to make more trade than the resumption of specie payments is alan served two years in the Maaaaditue-.te the only ;sawiUc aolutioo. Il must al last Peuitenliaiy, and as much more in the come. Even the inflationists, while wild­ MovamensTng Prbon, Phibddnhia, toaay ly seeking to throw difficultica in its war, nothing of innumerable aixty-day term* iu still admit that finally it most some. It jrib and prisons in various cities. That, fidfow-citbens. b the feast to is aa inevitable -as fate Is it uol the pan which the advocates of inflation invite you of prudent men. then, to more resolutely I Dea Moinea, Iowa, end it is aa decidedly ao blandly. Tliat b the revival of buri“ lucky man last .July, tliat got the Cutter. We won good aa it I* long. He deffnos his peri-* Tbe Republican State Central Commit­ nras. that b tho wundrrfiil development of draw thia year. "He is too lucky.” tion on the great qmatioa of reconalistiria tee rf New York have aotnc hope of car­ proeperty which they promise you in such arning the people hint to come all at once, we arc very rying the State, though ] fail to aec ujvin glowing color*. That u the drift of the l what they base it The Committee arc policy which b to act ot>r factories whirl­ t, xralously at work, determined to secure ing. to make our farmers rich, to give out/ one of the ablest stateamen of the age. the legislature even, though Tilden, by labsrcra abundance of work and unpre­ He, aa all fair minded men would do, virtu# of lhe fraudulent vote always to be cedented wage* to put bread into the expected in the eity, carries the State. “ would give to those who fought agiinat mouths of the needy. Open your eyre to with a persona! attack upon our corrrothe truth, and you find nothing but a ua every privilege we claim for oaradvoa, Th# best Democrats of tha city are Imping prospect of bankruptcy more general, and pondent, the •Green Mountain Boy," or but we can neither apologise for the part for lhe defeat of lhe Democracy in Ohio and 1‘ennsylrsnia, for they Lraw (rouble paralysis more fetal, than before— iu other words, Judge 0. L. Hay. It that will certainly come upon the country although it may be a small cuneolajion to seetna that ho h employed to write fur tbc tbe honest men of the counter to tec the />«>7y Timet, and several other papers t* that i* the Republican f«ill»eoi of the in the event of the aureroi of the party in rcckk*# speculators, who, at tin* expense whole country—pariup* w* should My it those State, upon inflation platforms If well aa the BaNNU. In some of his ar­ of all, sought to enrich tbemaelves, engulf L* tbe sentiment of every true patriot in the Ohio and Feansylvanhgo Depocralic this fall, nothing under heaven can prevent the ticles he has given offense to two ur three cd with them in the Mme rain. whole country. next national Democratic ronvesriioa from But I ask yqu, with all candor and In giving * comprehcnaivcglance al th* making inflation and repudiation lhe chief sobcrntM, basinaw men, farmers, laborers, One of them, a man about 34) years plank tn its platform. Hence, tbe Demomean* «f securing lhe prito for which our honest and patriotic meo uf all claaaro, ia old, (the Judge is 50) and 50 Iba heavier soldiers fought, the President Mya "they craiie burin™ men of the dty desire Re­ itnoAimekoptop such wanton schema of in weight than the Judge, last summer, publican suaMuea in those States. mischief? Can we I ' must be found in tho cultivation of popu­ Th* action of tbe Republicans in Masapproached him stealthily, and attempted ■o* it* tendency, or, i lar intelligence, of freedom of thought nchuatte giver genefla! satisfaction to the a* to run ao terrible - -------------------- _ ,to horsewhip him in the streets of Pier-' and utterance, ct pure morals and equal Republkam here Tho ticket is round well aa anybody that burincas i* depraroed ,son. In about th# fifth-part of a second, right*. To thi* end schools trraipf /rum and the platform splendid. With Maasoand that many are grievously suffering.— , the fragment# of the whip were in the atkriitic ami tecrrtoriaM ninlnJ, aad tho chuactta, Ohio, and Pennsylvania in line, Bat dore not tha common sense of man­ kind, dore not (he aocunubted experience Judge's hands, hia assailant in full retreat, complete scjieratiuu of church and State the question m to which party will elect tint funner pursuing at even pare and are absolutely aneutial condition*." This, the next I*reaident b Settbd. Tbo Bench of history, dots not ou own reoolloctinii and i Imans of New York fee! very confident of port event* clearly point out the road |lustily patting in wane pood liek* on the indeed, b the whole troth of the prenent that, as against inflation and repudiation, of improvement and relief? , situation in a nut shell. Probably, aa tbe they can carry cm New York oaaily. There being an abundance of money iu Praudent expect*, the twat groat national Couaequemiy tltey are ia good spirite, and the banka that lias unemployed, it b eriwillro continue, even though, slippery contest will lure no geographical line of Tilden slide* into the gubernatorial ehaix deally not more money wc n*cd. What 1 do n nwd, then? (foufid.nre-a.ufi- । divbion, like that of Masoo and Dixon's, denne which WlU ipdvo# timid ropital to LA88 * but it will bo between patriotism and in­ venture into mitarprbe. Apd rl>at b lhe Mr. Bay needs no aid or defence at our telligence on tbe one rid# and Mpmtilioo, W till IAS Al first requirement to store eonfidonw ? Il bapijs, but we will acy iu hb behalf that ambition and ignorance on tho other. Tho b stability, above all things the (tability of current values, whieh renders pomible Iho ba* Ireeu.a awreopotptesit of lip Bak- 1‘remdant will surprise F*py by th. roach He of throe thought* but those who knew burinaM tadeulatiosia of raaeouaUe ecrtala- !NIK atnee it stArted, 2ft years ago. ty. When the eupiialbit b amured that ,has. abo, until lately, written quite as fre­ him beat will not be surpriaed to find him the dollar of to-morrow will bare the aamc quently fur lhe Democratic paper in tbb wholly on the right aide of'lhe groat issue value m the dollar of UHfoy, and that th» ' •tabililv of valno finds full aecviljr in a Iplace His relation* wish both trf three establishment* here, ao far a* Wo know, for instance Nrilm Boyle, who fired with . Lav# been of the most friendly nature. A her uncle, riept foe twf> yMt* an iba floor, taroroy to thoro who want actively to em­ greater portion of tbb time lie has lived, without coreriM of any kind,aud wm ploy it and pniptiao a fair reture. But confidence will not grow as long * th. - evroy day kicked and beaten in the. mnst , I inhuman manner. The ubekfo fevoriu ' prospect that th# wild scheuiro of amuacmeni was to beat her with *f*m! demagoguro or viaionariro way obtain con­ hoop with th# paib it,. Jcacph Petrex, trol of our national finances hangs uvct an oegat.-grioder, hired a Sttfo pH of-bar the huainea world like a threatening store mo*b«r for •! per wMk,i* ring and <faM» •The HfiW IpprvwBtl Back.Feed cloud. Confidence will not grow as long a* every baainre* man in the country look* konest man ran say aught. In th* asault with trepidation for the moeting of the alluded to. h> proved himself abundantly National Cungrrsa. and doM not cease to able to take care of himself. We ran astremble uutil the welcome <l*v of ita stl- snro the two or thro* sore heads, who are joaremeuL for fsur lest Hwcoanadscf lollyyelping on hb track, they had betterr Windom*, J. Allan, AtUssi. might prevail and cro*s even the uioat *ea __ _ .1W __________________ ^-r-r FlU H*H*r. H. B*»o«srta4. Otargb. riMe calculation and baffle the acateoi forewarfare, they wdl beliWy to fere even X.M TM. Oilier. X. hirt. Fwina. wuta* M hb haoda lhaa th* labbarly daoro “ — ---- -----------------------who lately smuitod him in the teraeta r' Companion It BiMpoa. CompcUliou Defied in Th# Republic^ of yMMokMWtuhai UHii ABOUT TH READ THIS!!! you do you may be induced to ome to J. Lee Reed & Co’s We only want to sell just Buggies this year. If the Excite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a limited number of CUSTOfftlfS EJ\Ckf BUY- CUTTER Truly Yours, GIFT, j. L. REED <fc CO. NOW IS YOORTIME! aaaanaa Gent’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods ofall Kinds, Domestic’s inEndlese Quant l ies.' urswsEfc Trunks, Traveling Bags, - Come and see - &C.W for Yourself .ONLYi 45 DOLLARS! For What? OPfMITION COUITED j-ll gmafeSaMashabytbr It M. UiT rf the WmaxMHtfosUlUs �TH« RjtiIsucmi ONLY $1.50 PER YEAR GEOROE L HEATH'S. X*ICTT7»BS1 BPXOTTXJRSSL , I atu now >11 alone in the Photograph hnaino ..U — T K_____ J- . — AY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Jedto Bto Rahm, Oct 3,1876 Kerma Baxxxa —Thia is a beautiful da/ the sun shines warm, and a gentle breexe keepa tbe leaves of ahrubbsge and the trees in motion, the air is mellow, and everything out of doors is so inviting, that it. takas more than the usual amount of determination, to restrain your cnnw]«r. dent from strolling into the wood* and there spend lhe day. instead of writing to the BaXXXX. Of all lhe mouths of the year, October is by far the meet beautiful. And what a lewson too, this month teaches I G» into the field or feral, wherever you plroro, and on every hand yoo behold the seal that is set, not only upon vegetation alone, but upon everything that h. life, animal m well as vegetable, and n-i month In the year no vividly portrays that all-im­ portent tort, sa lhe October month. The unusually early fronts, have catusd the leaves to doa their variegated colon much earlier thia season than usual, and should winter not commence earlier than usual, the trow will have shed lheir foli­ age a long, long time before winter rote in Hunters by srorw aro commencing their jotameys into the north woods to hunt deer and bear, of which our northern foramount of shack this (Ul, and lhe eonsc. juwicie ia, lets of bear and tot doer. A I few dap sines, a deer was killed a few I miles from thia city, that weighed, i drmrod) I byierlto Church, will . be sutvrtelnal so- FriAiy dtciasaa by Mrs. John M. Navins. ,T1* rvusiun of tb« JNIastesalA| Michigan ccite11 be laud •er al Touse their Celebrat edMachin es as PREMIUMS Republican Banner And hereby make the following LIBERAL PROPOSITION Stole Land Office, Michigsr over three hundred pounds Now some would^thiuk that that wx* more story than deer, but I hare it from those who know. Hope you had a good Fair at Hastings this fall, which I presume you did, as I nulicr by tlw prom that county fairs as a to much, neither did any una expect it would, a* there sm a game played last fall upon the exhibitor* of animals, produce, SEND IN THE NAMES AND CASH first agricultural fair of Mecosta County, and of course the premium* could not be very large, as five hundred dollars was the sum total to be paid aa premiums to exhib­ itors. and when the fiur was through, in­ stead of the money being paid to those to whom it should have been, it wa» taken and paid out for bone racing, and those who had spent time and money prepare rork than We jet For farther particulars address, •emble * soinoeb It •** our intention la bar* puMlahsd tbe last of anlrfta at tbe county Fair tMa week weak 1M eoull not get thaei into type ia liar. If rnartkable we ab*ll prist them la rar was no wonder ths lair this fall was of no account. Bnt in fttturw, fanners, not horse racers, will probably run the Mecos­ ta County faint. 1 notice that tbe press generally, can­ SPECIAL NOTICES. ESS of Beecher-Tilton, or Bwehcr-Mculton matter that can possibly be got bold of. People an very singular being*. When the Beeelier-Tiltou suit was in progrcra, every newspaper would speak of "that ter­ rible nastinaas,” and would rejoice when it was through, have got heartily tired of it, -• _a_ .L_ u__ a___ 'strange thing to see how scans people will look at ooe thing, and then bow they will look al another, and ass ths difiereaer of opinion as bstwoea th* two things, when to another, the two thing* would look alike itiee. For instance, it was alleged that Geo. Van­ derpool killed Herbert Field. Vnmkrpoul was tried, oradenuted, and sent to prison ; taken out, tried and tbe jury could not agree, tried again and acquitted. Now he was either guilty or innoeant, and hie con­ viction at hi* first trial did not make him guilty, neither did his acquittal al the third trad make him innocent Now, Mr. Ed of the Beecher-Tilton jury, or from tho rnieoce given ia (he trial, but whs I Beecher might be tnaoosnt of the mat alleged. So tor as your humble comaguilt or innoouce of aa individual who ia bring tried for a erime, is to believe the accused ia innocent until ha ia proven guil­ ty. But why should ao many people de­ sire Basehor to b. guilty of the allqred crime, I cannot aoe. I have asked many who hare never road a ward of the trial, The people of Barry County to under­ line! that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen self them Cheap but Will Hams, says he to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a doublg order of , CROCKERY too, bu<JDan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to.get married $nd , go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out. that subjeet by i___________________ _ advertised in another eolumn. will add new interval and give new light upon a subject iu which every one is interested. The work is published by J. C. McCurdy k Co., Cincinnati. Chicago and Bt Loma, GROCERIES Heal [Uticc;. ; We have a double Stock aa any one coming ; in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for pash or ready pay. . George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA A LECTURE TO YGUNG MEN. is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it rc to hard work to grind them. aarTUi Lyters win am * teea to ikissss !■ FURNITURE ROOMS. Hopkins & Barnes The large* Stock and the bet Furniture OHAfl. a KUWE A. OO., ever brought to this esiy, is on exhi­ 1ST Bwwery, Naw Tar*. bitor at the. Waroroooa of Post Office Box. <*M. xxllcf SALISBUBT 4BS0SSEAU. Save on exibiiionone. of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to thia City which we offer to tha public cheap for Cajh. H'e have, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and ModiTERMS REASONABLE. J. sa Nssby would my, it is not very hefty. But I notice that Mndtot's anxiety to ba tried is no greater than Mr. Boocher's friends ore to hate him tried, aad perhaps he may regret having been so desirous for the trial. Tims w3 toll. FOR SALE! CASH rt prices which defy all Competkioe The stock is Complete in every depart­ ment Having been bought very low, end �NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. UCBIE1H AM TK SHm SHUN DRUB POISONS! strtisimB zauDDum nixatM. CARD ta En*.< a— .. VOLTA’S ELBCTRO BELTSY BAhTS A very eosy sitting room it rm Frank Mcnrin entered a* he returned from a long and wearisome day iu tho law-office Aeo^gfo*w>s diffused from a. Are of n coal in the crate, lhe cat Uy dosing on the rog, and the fitful gleam* of firelight flaahsd on a bookcase well filfed with etagautly bound volumes, on a bfooning ehBd'a dwethal Uy in one euner on the BreMeli rerpet. Near the grate wm drawn up the lounge, with Frank’, draming-gowu thrown over it, and hi* etab^aeradtlippen jnat ,poepmg from be “life bob like comfort," raid Frank. uiher whid Were discussed in the evening ' conrcraaiMU, to renewing her acquaint sure with the ebraie author* the and I Frank had read together, and to writing k'nu long fetter, full uf wifely sympathy with him fa- hi/ laboni and onoxwes. of comment oi the book, which occupied her thought, aid of siitii-ipalian* of the happy 23232323482353484801 fcm. -If Mary would only knit up tbe ravded alecre of cure I bring hotmmfoily, with MXithing peruona! attention.-#jhc ----- give mo ben-elf, and let me rATEr would ware -y nod on her bran. No doubt she 'lova -------me, but that kind of lore domn't eatiify. I want aympathy; I want her to lhe oOMiunalSabbalha' go with me above three tow-hung akiee of cure aid potty ambition into the drar be apeut with Maty during her atay in light that *hone on m in thoaebappT early Vermnat aiuaed like cam. in lhe deaert. daya, when we read and talked an much Together, m in tho day* of their cuurtahip and eaily marriupr. with liuhr to in­ terrupt. they dipped Bat ii rdf r back into tedd-erar ■ interchange of thought and feeling which clothed thoM bright day* A year or two after the opening uf our with aunahiho and joy. Mary could not store, Mn. Merwin, worn with constant ism till ahe bad told her hudxnd all her confinemreit and worry, accepted tbe invi­ ‘ ' «■--••• J-<5 fee to him all tation of an old schoolmate, and. taking that a wife mold b«, cping atep with Minnie, went to Vermont to peas the am rm bin in hi. iutellrotual rowth, a* wdl M days of summer. The other children re­ shining in the honor* rhich it brought mained at home with a tried housokseper, who would be euro to look after them oar .* *1X1J u:i rcmubiber," add ahe, ‘tho Ictfolly. Frank had his chib, and wt«!d ffir „ . ■ DAVID a. McCtUHl i»w‘saaK&rr^ M he put on the gown, thnret hi. feet in­ to the aBppera, and threw himadf on the lounge in a reetful attitude , “I wonder where Mary fe.;' Al that moment Mr*. Merwin entered, lamp in hand, aad found Frank enjoying the Sabbat.during Mra, Merwin's »liy. ahe exclaimed, "whr. I He liad known Mr., Banka, the hunhand of his wife » friend, in former dar*. aad did you come in? I didn't hrar you , had had profriaional interchange of oeurtrey and L irimea with him, aa they were lothJawycn, but hitherto them had hern “O»ly« moment ago,” he raid, -but no visiting between the families. ,ftX- m. LgSgStWMr*. Merwin wae must cordially received, H.VS prt***, UBUHll*, --■*n and made to feel quite at house. The irii*Uik<k*u.nO: •wartsn.tt: IwmUnIm. Km that had seiaratol them «iure they awBtan w school dwindled into nothing, usd tbev P**Ufl<* Bs* me*. _ 3 Pjuk ■•«*. X*« I were presently latereL-ampng thought snd n<o*l bu*a *a<l Bt»wick U**rrne>»l freling m king years before when they walked arm in arm about tha playground ?.? 1S20 of the old academy. <*r rambled iu the Both had children A shade peered over Frank's fere, but jiark adjoining it. WOWT KX-mAOHDlM *HY Tmai AA.w- , be mid nothing m he helped Mra. Mer­ whom they loved and were proud of, both win and Mollie and Henry and Willie to bad indulgent and intelligent husband*. ■Mil. *f nu*. A44r»<l.», •-■■ P. Ko»n4 Ob. EtnwtMSf I-Hhliad Ixwutiful hom«. Bnt Mr>. the roect before him. For a minute or two at a time Minnis wm etill. but m> aoon Merwin was nut slow to [>en»ire, as they m her eye rested on any duh ahe liad not rat tewing tugctlirr in tho cool xaurainp*, seen before, ahe began, "CLke. cake, rai»- tint her frii-nd was fer beyond her iu, ias, sugar." and nothing beside copld be swvep of thought and gra*p of intellect. heard. Mrs. Merwin, intent on sUqipmg She wm mortified to find that of many | firreide; the crodiet and rmbrotdenr neo. her damor.gave tu attention to anyone •ubjeet* which came up naturally in tin* die were forgotten, and yet lire ehmlreu I •les st the table. Freak draw a long course <sf conrmation *hc sra* quite igno­ grew a. font wire *• rray am! guy a* , breath, and said, in aa undertem-. u if to rant and though she enuld talk fluently when their loviii" mother arrayed Incin in of carprts, and curtains, ami embrui^rieB. garmroU covered with choirv Mtdl«-Vi>rk aud drew*—-the late*t dfe<*>rrrie< in eci- Thpugh rihrer began to mingle 'with Mr*. cuce, the recent achicvemenU ia art, the Merwin', chmtnut trawco, and crow feet lit rtvpouM to thia Mr*. Merwin raid, list new books she knew absolutely noth­ traced theawlvea on her face no longer hi • netting tore, to Minnie, “ ’Jttlc dar­ ing about, and wa* dumb wlw. they .ere­ young,-Mr. Merwin declared that uvcry , ling docen t want to *at all 'lone, aod go mentioned. How did Mrs. Bink* man- y au but added to her p«r»ond ebarm*, q5*etokeeput> with the age, and «b« *» and made her a th.iuralid-fold more dear tn bed 'fore puna comes, does .he ?7 CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN The other children wore all over four Mr behind it? Tlwir children were nearly to him than ever. And tbiu. like aaytap year* old, ud had been trained by their' the «me in number, their household carry tote lines, ever approaching, neverAo meet, father in tablc-maancn ao wall that Uieir i, not widely different, their husband.* in the they arc going hand in band io where, Here a-.ua roystcry. though there may be a brief parting, they tireecnre wm no annoyance; but thi. little ►aiue nrofraeton. Minnie he couldn't manage, and cunning and the watched for iu aolutiou. ’ and pretty though die ‘wm, ahe wa. a real' She noticed that at night the young tonneat to her paps when he came home children were put to sleep early. bwfore Mr. ■ tired and wont with the btninnui uf the ’Banka came home, wllui hoax wu , quiet; for though men who bare worked At last the dinner wax over, and the with their anucics all day may tore to baby pnt to bed, to Frank'* groa: relief.; frolic with their liulo wim when they ■ Now I au> talk with Mary," said be to himteif. “and forget tbe fatigues aod an have bren taxed during all the budnaa noyanar of the day;" and be went tn hit hour* enjoy the usstt prefect rtillniM, aud overcoat and draw from it. pocket the last require it. She noticed, too, that the , sewing machine, the wnrk-ba*kct, even the । knitting-work wi* invisible after night-fall. | and however awry nr difficult the bi>u*ehold arrangeencuto liad tsren during the !• of the tost »trel rail, aud all Ite ap­ day, nothing but serenity and ehrerfWnera' Where you wu! Rad all kind.* ofi pointments are flr»t-clar« lu i vory nepcet. Ils train* are made op of elegant you before, you looked «o tired. but i shone in the evening parlor*. While those I new Pullman i*ulsce Drawing Room Bridget went off thi* morning to are a »ick of lhe children who were jennilted to sp, ami Sleeping Coaebre. luxurious, well cowan, and got back ju»t a* dinner wa» | pour al the rapper-table amu*«xi thenMelvea i I lighted and well ventilated Day ('oacbos ready, and I had everything to do. and I in the ditiinp ruom, or read quietly in the ’ l and pleasant lounging aud mnoklug j rtf"-. Mr. and Mr*. Banka gave themMinnie to take care of beside. She • got Of every Description wliich thj'| care. The cure are all equipped with 1 tire relsbtalcd Miller Safety Platform, a double tooth coining, arid is awful crom. | Bclre* whtdly to each other and to their jtatent Huffier* aud Couplings. WeatRight in the midst of my work who I go rat. The ncn* of the day wae dis- cun rell cbca|«r than any bou* • In Bar- -'1 and hicbouar Safety Air BraJtca, -and every ry County, for lhr-e rea*e>n.; •hoald call but Mr*. Kingfisher, and I had other appliance that ba* been devised to hare everything and drew* up to soi :, mine impirtant ducyvrry ndirarred. while far the nafcty of |ia«*cnger trains. All her. and ahe staid *o long that my kitchen |I at interval* lhe (.augjamtiou dropped into .train* are ruu by telegraph. In a word, thi. GREAT LINE be* tbe best and fire got ao low I thought I never could ' pleaaant .malt talk which make, up *o amoottirat track, and lhe mint elegant get dinner in time: thou Henry came I much of meta! interchange. Ocraniotidiy and co.-nfortnlde equipment of any road bouse from school with th------- “ - • " | they pawed tho evening al a concert <’r In the West, and ha* no competitor in | prayer-tmi-ting, but Mr. Bank* wu never thought I never *<LoaZ</ i the country. ; at the club, ntrelv ever away from home 1 did at last. Oh, dear! after nipht-ML ’ Many radmiagi'inp* bad Mra. Merwin nltnre that la made by machinery. The I L* «he eontrwtcd th. perfect mutual in ­ Mary," was Frank's only rernnw to thi. goiMl* wc make I* made by hand, and I long catalogue of ill* ; but hi* mind ran i tcrvhanpe between tbe htbband and wife warranted. We i'.vlte all persons to beck over lhe toil, the day had brought to 1 whore gumt *he wa* and her life with her call and Inspect our good., for they all him, beery busiara* anxictie.. anboyanc.-* ij hmibond , andw.be reviewed the year., bear Inspection. No trouble al all to that pierce to the quick, duappointment. I light dawnnl upon her mind. She raw that involved mere than he cared to com-'| how, little by little, *ho haa allowed t unputs, and lie looked on hia pleasant ror-. nt-ccArary iuduatrira to ab*orb the time ' that might m much lietlcr hare bren desounding* with a wutful eye. end half wondered why they brought him . ta little I pleasure. If he had nut taken off hi. j’ availed it now that Mollie and Henry and I Willie had in their babyhood horn druwd coat and boot*, he would have made an er­ rand into lhe street. and dropped jinto hia A.> elaborately? If they had worn plain - acjl simplejauire, instead of that ou which dozen ioUy fellow*, and hearing onli ahe liad spent ao much time and' thought, io ’dally. cheerful and pleasant thing*. Hit anb ‘ how many hour* ahe might have given to *2 srere m* dsur nt. <r nfclolBB ram set? i —* **w wa4altoB r»a* - ' traiai.lall, M Jart then the tinkling bell announc'd dinner, and they were presently Mated st the tabu. Minnie, the fettle two-yrar-old, WM already ia her high ehair, and no aooner did ter mother appear than she be­ gan, -‘Tato, Cato, broad, bread.milk, but- INDUSTRIAL "EXHIBITION CU sft srarestsirpm-os-iX lot raau. Ivvit: Th» »artk-«*al raaitar -J*) . ...a sure. r>.re4. J.lr A. D. tes- rala’i (CT TOBI MDfflitt EHBIffl CO. Perpetual World's Fan aim mpim diwsios. The Rell«hie”sbnrt Line AMD DETIOIT BRAND RAI HASTINGS $100,000 1 WTH DM Serie Drawing. April 5, 1875. STEBBINS BRO’S MOIGENTHAU, BRUNO * CO, Keep Tt. !A!RU PtffitKinti lajm’ij Oiir !to Ha FURNITURE!! that night, m he walked home throng! । reading and keeping up with her husband' the gathering twilight, tho dayJ of ht To be sure, her i-arlor* were exquisitely courtship and early married life Iliad al adorned with '.i variety of nmamental Work wrought bv her hands; but when mm buck to him, the long evenlngn hi and Mary had .peril in reading I Milton she listened to theutteranCM uf her friend, and Homer, and Scott, and 1‘bco, am rich a* they were with the varied accu­ Bacon, and Thackeray, and Dickes* ; ho* mulation* uf thaw intellectual trtaeures, be had dreamed ahe would alwayw be hi the law of whose cxMtcnre is increment, chosen intellectual companion, no Inu tha: ahe felt poor indeed in all the roourecs Wm it not the partner of hi* life; but tmw ah> most camoitly to be desired. poMiHe even now that she and Frank might be all to each other that three two friend* were? At any rate, she would •trow, with little other thought than to provide far the physical well being of her talk with Mra. Bank* and find out' if site hntisnhnlii What rould be do about it? could, jurt bow she had so Jierfecily won He would bey the new magazine, and and kept her hnabnnd » heart, and bow, road aloud to her, and are if they Wouldn't with all the rare* of a growing family, have a taele of ths-old sweet wine jrf their ahe had kept her mind bright and full. Bo, one day m they sal together *he So.^nLif took up a new embroidered introduced the subject, cautiously, Imt sack abs wm making for the baby, he Mr* Bank* might discover that alie and Frank were notao near to each other a* they might be. -I don't nee where you get ad* mudi time to nad and find out everything," raid Mr* Merwin; “you seta m frrah a* tlsough you had just left school, while I hare forgotten almost everythin" I knew, time hardlv to open a book Frank ets soon in lhe midst <if lhe and yet I don’t see but you have aa many «tory, but when he read a gorgeous de- cares as I have." ••I negtect a good many •cripUou of the boudoir of the heroine. Mrs. Bonks , “my tidici i while I dare ray year* you toy ehidren's tdMhes an ; m»S tara s new mrpet for our best cham­ ber, that's bean ou the floor ever sinew we aud ao are my own. I've <------------------were mnied, and k'aaU fated; it will ask whore you get ao much limo to make all lhe pretty dclhce Minnie wean?" “Oh, I make them at night, after lhe children are quiet; Frank is away at the club, and I havs all the evening to sew." “Mr. Banks doreo’t like to hate me saw 3 Ki DONE at this OFFICE n«< >B U>* ImfTBBBd. .S-<*‘T.u'rijtM .1 L-ts.-Kr'.tgfsyfc ~lfalltfalre»—-Cib, ESjgZg’gS.itS ■>/ ik* Co*n IlkBM l« ik* rur *r Haunt*, I* *bIC»o*ij al Bair*, ca |A*>>U 4ar aT Oalahr b*i U BBMWr u .Btl.fr U. BMB> 4*. «SM1. LAWSON’S CURATIVE l_ Rrtrusa. IB*** ■■■ MB W If* |*haul. BgsItgSlKX1 BBS I?,' BI ALVIN fl It »J/ks‘ES~~ - •'•“st Fd«»AHL»., ;«ssita.xKwn«sBW J. Cole & Son. Chicago and Omaha, Chicago Cwlar Itoplil*. Chicago aod Dubuqoe, via Clin­ ton. Chicago “d Freeport. Chicago and Marquette. Chicago and CIrveo Bry, Chicago nod Mllwankre, Chicago and BL Paul. This Is the Only Line runnldg thrai* care between Chicago and St, Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee. At Omaha our Slecpene connect with lhe Overland Bleepers on the Union Paretic Railroad, for all points west of th* Miasourt River. AU Ticket Agents sell tickets by thi* NEURAL6U. SCMTIM, I. wi Mi *' * ■ ‘it RHEUMATISM. ’“RSI :s i 18 lig :g J :s w. BAtLEV. ^aI*i^^mS,'i£>*1>cbis *r JtUBoSoi. _ — 1 TB.tlNS'E.Wf.~ ... LADSON CHEMICAL CO. •MW Uae-wM (a rtrmkr u E.E.FCuTE,[.’l 13 Lm,. ■ LKi*-, a,, a ms, St* nK An Indeper flijs-W CHRONIC DISEASE, CBAMPTON'S IMPERIAL SOAP GROCERS Letters frv. the Civil 18 THE BEST. BRICK FOR SALE! i* st at. n nt iwm unit Mt The Subscribers will com­ mence the Manufacture of UM PUSIjS KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO ■ll parti o/ World. ■ftswt'ts; at the earliest nossihle mo­ ment. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of 8TOCC0' WATEE UK BETTER BRICK IUU Shingles, Lath, &c. than was ever before mad* in the County, which, we will sell at prices that.defy com­ petition: SILYIR GLOSS STABCH, For Clan Laundry. rctiajs3ftl£8"ts43t T.KIKGSfOBD &SCN, NESBET A WILLISON. a. Jp.li DB. C. a. SMITH’S -kledicnl Inflx'mnrY'B THHKX lliLHOSAC£XS O. Rr^titaiiror^tnstaa LANDS w has iotesmud him during the day, ronwtimaa talks'over hfe eases with roe. I often find on tbeeevdopfli of his lettere a mcroc-randutn of items'to tell her;' and I half feel m though I had been wherever he haa hero during tbe dar. If he sen anew pram. b. AsauribroU re M, m •odJhfoannay U<w them e^it ■ 1 CGuSt AicBimitramMireEAiMiAii, “Wh, yos, I gwm hadoua," said Mary, ‘Mafil ’JSS4S“renBb X.-L'tSitS; aw*«**Iae l« 1 ka* 4«>e «. Teas! Teas! LIE -1'ob shall hare it." said Frank, a* he went <» with the reading1’rreently he kmkad Wfaquiriagiy. to Mary, sod said. ' Dossal this minted fells* remind you sf Tom Bowttag, my oH re&ge .hum- QiiitijU Pctm re. BI1UI *r re* rare*. *f!<«raM Iwimo*- Peerless Milk Safes FINE PRINTING Applications for Agencies Reeutuod. X.-* Dr. X. B. Bma raa, w«w »•* ACEKT* WAMT10, i HauIunWii itaOaLMm IE. th � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-10-13.pdf 7465d9a45fd504d316ee549352b1baf8 PDF Text Text VOL. XX. NO. 24 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1875. WHOLE NO. 1011 MOBIL 1KB HHJES CIO WM. E. tAVAIE a IN. wtpajer Aimtiflii AriIi, GREBLE & RUSSELL, Have taken the Agency for the Michigan Stove Company, Stove# of Detroit, they are entirely new patterns and first-class in every respect. THE NEW IRON ME. Thi> Stove has low broad hearth, VERY DEEP ash pit. and arranged to admit a Grate for Broiling over, directly under the Grate is a slide draft which when open causes the coals to .keep bright while Brpiling. It baa tin lined doors which close with a turn buckle with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir is so arranged it can be taken out at will, has Mica or close front doors and its general appearance is bold and attractive. RES THE CENTENNIAL FOR 1876. emtW buy in out forty tiuavt over. Do try and win her if you can!" Bel the young lawyer meanwhile had manages! to put hbnaefr and Zaide Buckley oa apeak3 term., thinks to akillful nuiu-ursring, would not hero evhauged her mile and tbe dimple which alwayt accompanied tt, for a hundred Alice Muorxu and all the wealth of the Indie*. Moreover, he had rot Into the habit of walking up to the large building where Zaide spent the tireaoane daya, and then waiting till the boy* and girU and teacher* were at liberty to breathe, and then, whether Zaide were willing or no, he would not leave her ride until the ferry wa* rrn—ed and the wa. aale at her own draw. Meanwhile Harry'a friend Whid^raa <£■ tau u mote delightful? And fueh aa out doom! Green telda around u», tumbling riven by our path, and above and around all, the ernrlartinghilia'. Early in the dreary apring we wrote back and forth of our pedantrian eiconion to the White Mouuiaina. la leafy June we talked about it, and one Tnrwday afternoon ia the latter part of tbe aunmer uaw ua fairly ru rou/e. Paaring by the numberlam difli cultiea we aiperieoead ia tbe preliminary arrungemeuta. our departure.ftnda a party of twenty-two gathered la tbe depot at Fryeburp, Me., <m tbe Portland and Or denaburg Railroad, awaiting the arrival of tie train which ia to convey ua to Glen Statioc. 'We have come from varima direction*—from Brooklyn, from Boaton, ^to^mtttey here in thia grreu val­ from Chicago and ftum the little rilLcv| ley six months aso. On the thud day', lurch rereral of the pedeatraina fail, two of thsoi nabsaitating [y taking the Mage m H "pamra oarenrampmewt. and four other, accepting the invitation of tha driver of an empty hotel, and had a refrrahiu-lunch of crackera and milk. The afternoon being cloudy wc rewolvad not to attempt Mi. Willard, but tn atay quiatlrin cue. Wa were variously cttplorcd during the day, wi»e of the party rending, aoane nkying gamm »d mme botenixing, the TYhite Moantaiag affording an rimoat unlimited opportunity for the patriot! of the last .ad nothing of all thi* romance of Harry *. They only knew he had more need to aeem no devoted to bwiineaa, and wherena hia ’ funner hour* for joining hia family had l«en two end three o'clock. P. M.. now it wm aeldoni he appeared before half-fwat come* in ao happy. Why Harry, you li»4/ aa joyowa au though every with nf yoi» heart wm gratiSed." Wefl, ao he waa bgppy I And why not ? Such a peraiateot lover girl never before knew! ••Mim Buckley ' had long ago changed to "MIm Zaide" and pnracntly1 "Zaide wu quite enough, for with hia whole hchrt and »oul Harry Brown hived Zaide Buekely, She knew it, of enure, long before be mmrtcred roerage to tell mountain region Washington. Madson and Ada ma are directly in front of ua, low­ ering iu all their grandeur, with tnly a narrow atrip of valley bnweeu u« and then. The dim twilight deepen" into night, and we return to ait about and listen to the direful fate of "Three Bien of Bristol city" till later hour* bring a aober- Fridar dawned dull and lowering, and ng and anxious were the diaaurions x> the propped ascent of Mount Washgtou At length, guided by a narrow rip of Hue in the went, our "Committer This should be Stove. and bfo breach impregnated with the fumre of the bottomfo*. pit. If brethren have no more raepect for tbemaelvea, their obligation and axample, or for tlic Orffl-r. than to protffBm their membenhip while daily foangiSarooud, or freiprenting ram Our !■« eorampmrut ia al Upper Burt- abopu, carryMt an unmistakable and vWleU. Half aadly wa gxtber round our bfoaign. nf£lh impresdon to the uncamp-ire for our tot dbh of oat meal and fceonr hat aoeg- Wednroday morning the train bean ui awiftly away to Fryebuig; Io chair* itntead of tha ground, to Iasi* inatead of rubber bUnkrta. to ciiina inatead of tin, to clean rtolhea—in of the divhonordble and drigraeeful curac. abort, to etvifxatiun. We inteniied Io cloae thia article with a Why, jtut ihM of an intemperance Odd ‘‘Jtoec/uttifot/MrW' and *oo>e advice to Fallow. We aeek to elevate mankind Io future rampm-oul. but aa we hate already that atandard of perfection aa deaigoed by drawn oar areounl to an UMeemly length. tbe Great Architect of flic universe; are we doing thia while we countenance and permit ir.terapreatc brethren to worahip and oficiata at our altar? We war against vice i* all ita forma! la hot in­ temperance a vice? Brethren reflect up­ on three things, for no use can be a true Odd Fellow, unlen in their Hvca by pre­ cept and example they live up to tbe ■tandird ani requirement, of their pro Crawford Notch and thence by Fabyun'* l<> Mt. Washington, *’V •” p’/by tin Giro and Mura by tlic Notch. Tli<*e in favor I of the laUer plan carried the day, though now that tbe trip in over and we hare all voted it “a grand good time," tome atill , cling to tbe idea that the .uber route would liarc been preferable. The advent "I am dittppointed, my boy, -he aaid, ages of the route we took were that it aadly, "for Alice will be very rich, and gave u* our longest walk when we were Eight o'clock acre our atraggling party <jn JIm been sold in thin Market for six years nnd ‘stands nt the Eu might have Iconml to love her But freuh and reserved our grand™: rJewa for the Mount Wtthingtoa carriage nud — arry argued tbe poaribility of hanpincm HEAD for tt Heating Stove. It is guaranteed to heat a room blue eytu. nod ethmral frame, with Sowing laat imprywitom. We left the cars at Glen Everybody know* of that, and yci, much with two-thirds the fuel of any straight draft Stove. Its comas curia of bnraiabed gold brwdied looaely without to much of tbe "root of all evil ," Station, six mile, above North Conway.— M wt had beard, tboac who auw it for the and the lady dimiared .Mfcm Moore from The four mil™ to our first encampment out this fall with double doors and other improvements. back from a auowy forehead,—or, excuae firat time wondered at iu eaay mcv-oU, her heart, making room for her aon'a were p*rfonaad with the vigor .nd euthui me, I meant to call it—bnr. Quite ths and marveled at the brain tint could roti choice when opportunity farnryd an intgiv- tiaam which are apt to cliaractenxe the be­ routrary, thia Zaide wan lately unlike an cetvc and the patience that rould eieculc duction. ginning of any enterprise. A* We_paaa »> gigantic an entorpriae. W» look an I angel, and inclined to the brora-tu atyle of Meanwhile young White had ariaed hi. through Bartlett to virit Goodrich Falla iorndy now and then at tbe chiuda over chanve, and without one ounce of lore in Lot they had a dear link habit of laming hia heart, triumphantly aaked the Brown* Tl.e covered bridge which spaas the river head’ bat they are atill dull and threaten­ leak,’not foogcr than ten minute- before to black, or gray, according to diff•rent to -'coogntulate him. ' Ac. A few daya at thia point will give jou a view of th* ing Oceoaionally through a break in the Fourth—Work alvray* by the day. and I lights, no that i>er most intimate friend* after Alice wan aumtuoned by telegram to Fall* from cither entrance, but to see the wood, we bars a glimpec of m>im moan| didn't feel willing to lake oath noon the the daub-bed of her adopted parent, and complete picture it i* uifury to dreeeod tain naighboc half cluud-ahrmided. and at not by the job Fifth—Stop working before you are I actual color of Zaide a eye* Her hair White accompanied her to look after her the Mecji bank, which ran oidy be done the Half-Way Houm we are (till hopeful. by jumping, and then looking up. you ace Did people ever expect thing* ware going very much tired—before you are "fagged a* unlike 'burnished gold m the 1..L—, .. .' — li... Krt an.I the whole body, of water ewe lumMieg to be wore ? Here Wc larry long, and down in two -uocmair* Imp. At sutreet ant our lunch of cracker* and meat. Tba w. halt, .nd haring obtained permmmou _____________ _ unlidy heroine style, waa alway* u neatly of the owner, pitch our testa in an orchard. 1 whieh look ao braided and coiled, or arranged after ite Lrt □«> one suppose that this pitching of owner * own faehfoa, aa tbe ttyle of the lent, and making of preparations for the prearat day required. night U the work of a moment. The Just above, tbe Half-Way House wc Far from dberral waa our heroine'. Arab, may fold their tent* end rilwitly look off to the half-revealed nwuouin* I flgure, rince one reeogniied rentable fl<wh Mod away, but the proeeaa with u. wa* and down at tbe Glea Hou*e. which is a and blxfo when Zaide apprered, and the aromded with great darter and coafuafon | mere white sprek in the distance. Ti« .lately, graceful nit rouvtnred one that A fin- is roou blaring on a pile of Mont­ our last sight of anything hut the ground it would rcaprire tbe atrougtet kind of tor and the coffee pul art on the coals. Tnrae under our fort, tbe rocks <>a either hand, uado to waft thia very human young per­ were the day* when we enjoyed the luxury uri tbe "sboreloa. fog" for four dreary ron heavenward. I .unpore not everyof brand and butter and home baked meat hour* Wbo will attempt to depict tha I Ixriv would call Zaide Buckley pretty, but and cake. Later in the evening we .praad forlorn ursaraem of that climb? Foot I tbow who >vd her chore to think ao. our rubber blankets around th* bright waary and dreoebed. and blinded by the and Harry delared privately to hia foolish blase and .ung fond sad tong. A looker- heavy rain, we still trudge ua, eb-ring heart that "nobody waa half ao beautiful.' one another oa by a laaghable show of | in hi. opinion, and hu heart of creirer •nod apirite and .milling pitifttlly at our bedraggled ranks. Eyts peer eareriy through the mist to gam a gUmpee of tbe Summit House, but thereto ia so draw married Inc night Will be with you fol that we ecsreely mo it before wa are there. byaome. lang fcrer—or inflammation of three week*. Hurrah!" Opening the door, we are ushered into the the lung*. •‘Hum!" dunks Harry. "1 ran any the "Oat meal Cnmadara" and tbe camp warm .belter of the hotel office and never ThirleeuUi—Whoever drink, no Uquida ■hurrah,' for within an liour Zaide. .weet, fa.? The Aral night in camp was not a were seats around a fire more wulootaa! at meals will add year* of pfoaourable exbrown Zaide, will be a very brown Zaide, Mnarm. that ia, if deeping bo th* end and Our wet pnnenla .re soon drying around Utouce to hm life. Of cold or warm or my uami isn't Brown.” Then b« adm of the dark hour*. Whether it wu tire kitchen fire and w. oare*Ire* renting drink, tbe fortuer are the meat pemidou. ; looks in tbe glam and atm a fee* with the atraagCMU of W experience, or ex- in our room* Tbe Honda broke once drhkfog at mcab induce, pereona to eat "Zaide" looking out of the eym. and hi. oijaawut. or the bardnre of our bed* that dmingtie afternoon, turi, howerrg, to ahow foore than they otherwiao would, as any arms tforiy ache to clone tbonmelvra round kept ua awake, very fcw eyco War* cktted uv the valley and llw mountaios around one can verify bv experiment; and it ia extbe graceful figure which be know, ia m, but .unlit mmom of cfond drifting even now bring arrayed for the bndal. How long, think you, dom k take thia im­ patient lover to drive to Zaide'a house, to rush up to her room, and Wore the crowd of altesdant." and friends, clasp her elote iu hi. arms and kirn tbe sweet mouth till it fairly implore, him “not to tumble the oua an wtoHirii'mrat wn pot together on vail, at least till after the wedding this raised mountain top, till ha remem­ Then follow, a quieter aeaeon, during ber* ths iron bora* that dmly outere pufing wbieb Zmde BmUy-Swrat Brown and panting up tbe liugh bouldrr*. and Zaide"—i» changed to “Sweet Zaide tbeproUa iaeaired At sateafordy a requret we gather round tbe piano and ring "See, Harry, a letter from nopal'' ox­ our camp omnWc afterward* walk claim." Zaide uno week after, and two heads back and forth oa the platform la front of are bent over tbe letter Then a start—a puaxlcd taco for Zaide, a laughing far for BOARD AND ROOM. ffMO FEB DAT- _ Harry, who reads aloud—"You will bo forgetting hia law Paper, and evnythmg aurpvwd to learn that by the wjB ofa ete” fwt bat Zrida. •Teaeha. odmol former friend, one Robert Moore who Mrbtet. by GttMSl th*, too bad! robbed am yoare ago, !»«, ■! daughter, are pomaand of more than half hu prop­ She ought to be * qttaen-my inatanew. Hard to get ooqusiuted with erty. It Beam* hi* conscience troubled too, While mid- Ho‘battue rmerred wo­ him, and the old newel thought tn atouo man,'doee he? Well, I any. God Ma-re­ cited women, if they are.all Uke thone. who ia tbe aweoteat woman I ever •st&aaJi GREBLE & RU8SELL. JOHN STANLEY NOTICE! Wagons and Bugglei Snifcafait lataiial DENTIST DENTIST Sislfille, Micttiai - Swaty's H°T,l> Ox stern received daily ACAIU). ,B8II£M£T Miohigan ETcKang^* UNDERTAKING Bel w A b-UW th* « <rT*‘ d*1 FINE PICTURES At Granger Price* WING GALLERY. STEBBINS BROS. DR. AIKIN. showers coming up «* ‘.‘T , , the point, tbe largrat tent « unftnW, and we Mend under the abriter we are uphold­ dene. T« P-J •**«« <**■ “ ing with baud* and canrn. A Are M after­ urrax comfort for to know that my ward kindled, and wet pme* and font iiM i. at last the rich woman aho was ^TUriiof Ao letter «•*"». preach of a moat welcome mral. Owr party u ao wu will tarn on to ike tune of Bar- Sdraody di-iniAimr. Ot the two who J. X. taT or Ata .. left iu lam ereaiug to bunt up a mmun* ), bat Harry was baakrt Cttly <MM return. to « to-iuffbl, and rated White , pre* one erratic individual wandering on by sftarbsUdkUd bUnaelf baa by thi. time reached tbe Glen nrtaU, ta -taWta reOJT™ * right for the morrow a TW next wureiiw the “Ou Maa C* of Paris, and L*^c conventual Ebn iXTta'Xtaj. abaMital.'irtg �In tin to np«iuag had to me tha fame eammai thia chair, gratafnl fur <e treat and the honor conferred. This your crowding duties, the oca good Orchard, sod about 100 •«- “f Wheat on the rrownd. ft«ZZ be oofcf Cheep. TERMS LIBERAL. aN'D LOT is the Ward of the city of Hasting*. A lAOVriE complete Stocfk of Importe 1 lyid Domsstk bole. Property Valuable. I will srisolealy m senW dl rwndom --TU ihs toerswseef aa luierwsa rertIbis currency. If perwrtllsd by U». tbsrs Isweriiaek. Tbe Imwse may add to h ln4a>all«li. l.wrri.s its value, sail raising pries. In propertl<u>. They may. la atber ward*, dewrwilaie tbs rumtuj rUbout limit. ' Mr. I>. bae .eldemfy wst I.L. U...M Mill ~.._L .-I — -..—. OH IO for Honest Money, the Ad­ ministration and Hayes. Old Bill Allen , a dead GEN. R.B. HAYES COM ' TNG TO THE FRONT FOR PRESIDENT IN 1870. lowoRepublica by a Largely Increased Majority. 000. Thai circiUtloo baa buaa usudlly r*. duemi. and. apis Sept. 0, 1«TJ..there had torn • sat redactIsn uf Ito paper nimocy ia Issa lima IS* ynr* .f »141 ^OO.OOU. Hto sea dee* I* dfeet th* fall rssnmptUn ot ayrete ssym.at. by tbe beak aa tbs lat ef Jaaaary, l*TB- la lbs maeatlms tha Freael, pas, real upon You. you who hare been ao long aecMtomd to rirtcrua only, hare come to know defeat II ■ far you han and thia day to decide by rnur words and your acta whether victories shall come again or wheth­ er you shall endure the humUmiion of de . frat still longer Bat remember, genii.men, that the victories ypa seek ding only to the manly assertion of principle, to tbe Kpt aeerptanew of the dulim of the , to the unitv that ctxncs fiuo, unselBah devotion to the publie weal, to that courage which ia bora of honrwt convietI.®and fhllh in the ultimate triumph of right, and to the aaloctioa of able and honed meu foe official poaituxM In a dark, and trying boor, when lire in­ satiate Slave Power dominated the nation rrnmeut. when the Repabl.e stood duhon orrd before Christawdom for ita admiltwl ehampitmahip of riaiery with Ml it* crual and foul abuses, tbe Republican party was organised. It was from the start arowed>7 • PV»J »t rrfonu. Ita dominating idea •nd p., claimed purptae were tbe res. u. of tire, nation from those -hoan abuaes, and the ur.-rthrow of meu who had prvnututcd the high fumtiona of garenuaent to their roo•erraixin. Into the rising party cam* anti a'arery men who had been battling far freedom far a quarter of a canlory and the Bower of th* Whig and DcmocraUc parties Saldum, if eror, in the history of tbe world hare been bound together more of intellec­ tual and moral worth, of high aspiration,, lofti purp-isre and unaelAah eoaaeaalioa. Phillip* Beaten in ita Bret rally and struggle, it umtiauml tire eunfliet. achievad surerm, and made Abraham Lincoln President of tbe Vnitcd Htatoa Hanged at oooe into a war il cvuld not trade without diabooor. the dismemberment uf ths nation, and the utter pnotration of human rights, il woo, victories viodirated the authority of the Gorcrnmeat.estripalcdalarery reixutract *d, disorganised amunonwealths, defined and enlarge! ritiaetmhip. It carried the country through an important traimilum, a grand epoch in human affairs. It has green, to the world imperishable deeds and great names Thi., gentlemen, is noaasumptmo uf lain*. Il is siiaple historic truth, and such will be the rerdiet of the ago- No history will be complete that ahall n-< rank Grant and Thoruas. 8bermau and Sheridan with th* great captains of the rentury. that doc* not group Ltacolu, Seward and Stanton, Sumner and Chase with the atateamen who hate achieved tbe moat fur popu­ lar rights and human advancement, that duet net e!aa» tbe men. civil and military, who carried tbe nation through tbe war of the Rebellion with men who wrenched Magna Chart* from an unwilling king, and then* who fraglit tbe battle* rd American indejendenre Gentlemen. we have alrowly enuml up­ on tbe c^atenuiaJ period of tbe nation We of Mamaebuaetls hare engaged ia tbe earlier of that eyrie of cvleLratiwis which are l» cummemoral* the great events of the Revolution We hare been to Isrxiagton, it some exmasiotu from the jwvwk regard Concord anti Charlesuxi You Knew how ing tta real stains in this city, from which, eagerly and reverently we garnered up it emanated. and the general reputation of those whom- enterprise bids fair to place it in every market, not only of this country but of the world Tire pidir-w of owe of our premint-nt l.urinew- men. who «oiur titue state arrwrre! entire control of the formula by Which the (.'entire is com­ pounded. -eems to hare I wen to thoroughly tost it* merit- by offering it a* a panacea to all whooe endorsement would b.-coovinetiig to himself and the public. Thu*, fur some time it exiated unknown, except to a tew upon whom it ww quietly |ier forming it* wonderful eurew. and not until •hall dawn Not only will our dmeendenta. testimonial* and re-xuimen lstion- i n large but the dnerndenta of those who fought again*-. ua, cvietrale with graUfal memories tbe event* and deed* of lb* grewt and suc­ cessful atrufl.de the Rcpnbli.-an party led fur ualioca) unity and universal liberty Wc, grailsaaen. belong to and represent llw who belong to thia grand h alone party. We. Massachusetts Republicans, IMHInd CASStMERES. We are uow prepared to furnish nt short notice gnnn METROPOLITAN TU CO. ftillest facilitire for it* prrparetion. and which win pnaacwi all the requisite pqwrr to place it in a position for the whole jiubfie to judge of its merit*. Wc expect to witntws the development Of the burin-wa into vrvy extensive proportion. the Latest Styles and best of fits. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES I, . 1 i . H J. S. GOODYEAR & iMvm IWO. »a. r»» tm. ' Important Musical Hatice I! REMOVAL. ADV th* public school*; that, with returning pneperily, have come a fuller acquiremor in the rveulta of the war, and a larger mani­ festation of the spirit of recuocilUatiim to­ ward! their country and their ronatrymen Yielding nothing of their lore or impartial liberty, nothing of their parpoae to main­ tain tbe eqaal right*of all dtiaem of tbe CuitodStotoa. nothing of tbsir jest pride ia the achioveareeto of their loyal rouatry men. they wdrome thia progrim and liail them- manifeatoiivoe With. then, the unit! of the Stair* aopured. the authority of the government vindicated' tbe frecdoai and the rights, civil and pulitical, of th* < oulured rao- made eerlaia. il nceaas to ■ aa-’J ~nOS [Teri's” that the RepeUimns of Mnamehusett* ahnuH drmsml the remora) <>t the remain iag iSsnbilitim impend by the Fuortreolh amendment: ao thilj When^oujhe Fourth of July ricxFUre’irepultEeenters upon ita •ecund'crutaeaW aooe shall be found la­ boring under these disabilities You. geaUeaaea of tbr convention, are Rrnublk-aa*. Republican* all, jn sentiment and fading, by conviction* and by aaoneia- ■ Cei’STfi iioa* Yea baliev*. and I believe, that ri’JTaoAeai thesedunag interest* of th* country . 17259491 of the Republican party anti) ita just and i generuru—idea* are fully aocwpted and • cumplstoly incorporated—be.rnad any pn»- , slide reaction—into the life of the nation , So believing, let ua rise to the bight of! the oersaaon, plan- the Repablieaii* of I Mamaohuaetts. sod aid in placing the llqtuWicsM uf the country in poitien* to ........ recover and retain power. With our benneru high ad rtnecd.Masoned with the gio------ " rious deeds of the past and bearing the j inspiring pledges of reform and puritrrei- 1 lion for the future, let ua co to the twuple _:.l__n*.k .__*j_____ J -ii .i . . iSw you you may be induced to ■“Sioome to J. Lee Reed & Co’s customs notf o^y. „ J'r’lirlt 'To ths Sunday School Workers of Michigan. Of th* resale ef the ektiiena hohl yea tarday th* Republican* hare every mana Who proud. Adopting as their jJalfonn, lb* eariiest puHuhlc return to a specie net of tbe loot ( engrere filing the day mt the lot of Jawuary 1H79. they met the inflation Dearowney,. the agricultural and ■i—fclir^ftaiflai OMdpJowa amt Mneka, and won a glorious riatory.— With a atmg advene majority ia < >hiu la 1874, with aa appoartioa phdfann that appealed to the cupidit r of tbe money aharitera, and which th* working men were told would Baku flush times, and ptaiy of work slhrgdy iacreussd wngre. tiie Bapudli:itai took tha grid far hoae-t money, the boMat payment of public and private dabta, and th. rewuh i. not lew tha* 1»,OOU rngienty far Hay* far Gov u Ja*LBE T0 ORDER lake pride in the singular feet that a rtray onto from an nakaowa book u> one of the British proriaern ana be sold in State street far a prreninm of more than twelve perl real, over our legal tender unto*, with all Um wraith oT 6wty million* of people bo­ lity- to the tried ____ ,_ .jo the faadiful men who rtud by Sumner and Andrew, to help reunite, rrorganiaa and reinvigorate it. let oa appeal to Um young mea, in-' •pined by high hopes and nobfe amUti<.t» to serve their country, to lake thrir plarea ia this great historic party that gar* them a free and nailed aalioa to live ia and labor far, aud diffuse into it something of their own generous spirit, danug courage and yotehftd ealhusiasm. l*rt ua a^.-sl to No Rug Money. Infii tion-Repudiation in their NEBRASKA REPUBLI­ CAN LARGER THAN EVER. CITY TAYLOR that J"'1wc ar" sulking tietier work ih«» etnble a so much Whatever party ia entrusted with the administration of the government must be ever watchful, quick to detret abuses. and |ieomp< to correct them II must have silty or seventy thousand agents. Those agents, scattered over this continental em­ pire. entrusted with duties not always of easy terf irmanee, and clothed with powers not always clear!v deflitml, will sometimes make mistakes if they are not guilty uf official misconduct Hut these officials should ever feel that the alrejJemey* of the administrator is upon them, and that de—u nd Cipo*ure, dismissal and di* II sandy and swiftly fallow all __________ _____ _______ v. oftreat al! neglect public duty. The repporten ofan administration,who are jralou* of its good name, and intent on its continued Mtcccm, will also be watchful, critical, and quick to durtirer aboam, un­ sparing ia their denuneiatina. and inflexi­ ble in demands far their correction. When any administration ceases to have auch ria;- CHROMOS. . CTrTT^R GIF'! winch will Ye pven .... tn our of September next, haa attendency to make more tru CHEAPEST and Bl ALL FOR 1.50. >vm*y itiNcuin to Church's II usical Visitor. ■Xat”ai"iS3^Kr‘' MH.T.AfTiWY $C*. Yorl. ffetataKai fir �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Nrw Twur, Oct. 9,187S. Who in aB thews United Stales has not beard of H. T. Helmbold, tbs manufoeturer and vender of Buchu? Two-thirds of the people have paid money for hb modiriucs, aad whether they received uy benefit therefrom or not, they may be bcu- The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen acutabiflty among people of taste by No­ vember, and rather wkLo ntripcs in dark ahadM w> dcasly alike, m to ue uenriy in­ visible, are now chosen for resTv stylish suits. Plain velrrt skirts take the place of silk ones beneath three over-dreaam, and the axt b little more than that <f a fully trimmed silk, while tbe wear is much but Will Hams, says he cari sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. . Well they sent us a double rder of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get marrieu and go to keeping house, and he wilt sell it Ch<?ap and close it out. "7 GROCERIES SPECIAL NOTICES. CtTk I." fife’ is used. Of course be was compelled to have large “d elegant stables, and au ar­ my of people to care for and manage hia equine {Ncnats. Hb principal coalman wm paid a salary of *3,000 per annum, with moms and sulaiateure added. Tbe doctor waa not badlv off for place* to lire. He had a home in New Yurt, a mamion at Long Branch, and the D«t expensive rilANM-nOIUC6vaKK.-AlUeeSM«ra. Hsnsrttucote in the most expensive hotel, in the country .believed him st times He seemed to have an itch for throwing away money. It was nothing for him to take hia aix burse drag, with bb coachman and outrider*, with a full retinue of servants, ADVERTISEMENTS. We have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAIPTIS A is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P bin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. Having a larger stock of blooded Poultry than I care to winter, I will for TWO WEEKS sell at GREATDYK EDUCED PRICES Trios or Pairs of Partridge Coch­ ins as good as there is in this Country. Now is your time to socure the CHEAP. Lical tty'je# Jiticg. got into that imoMuac drag all alooc, with a coachman six feet six on the box, and and two footmen uf the name proportions oa behind, all dnused ia white Urcry, and would be driven in solitary grandeur all over the city, bowing al every manifmta.-_ _ —I__ _j -- . -kit.i —i.c _____ bi. so<W . Qcwr—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brothen of course. Premiums Awarded Hayee A McEL­ wain nt the Greet Union Fair held at Grand Rapid*. Sept. 21, 2», and 30 and Oct. 1st and he apent a great deal of money to bring himself before tha people And with all hia vanity end insanity, be waa in many respects a shrcVd bustnra. loan. Ho waa the boldest advertiser that ever lived, and so far aa hit legitimate buaiucaw waa concerned, it waa well and shrewdly done. He had tbe triek of Harding the public into buying hi. medi•__ J V-__ .1___ i__ _ --.1 -k——J W. D. HAYES J. Cole & Son. FURNITURE ROOMS. PICTURES 1 . PICTURES I I am now ail alone in the Photograph SALTSBTOY ABROSSEAU ■wu oim HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, STEBBINS BRO’S Otr IrSfetllk Ural Unit bit al prices whieh defy all Competition Where you wul find all kind* of w,.. j. p. FURNITURE! Of every Description which we The Hock ia Complete in every detri­ ment. Haring been bought very low, and he public will find it for their interval Io stucco lira UNDERTAKING lie LIE 1HAIB cun sell ebea|«r than any houa • In Bar- Shingles, Lath, &c. ECLECTIC \BALM reliable house of C..B- Salsbury ia. baying eggs, butler, poultry and a of fanner a produce, under Bartow J rear's atari, and paying for the sa continues fairly good, though not brisk. There have been some heavy movements of dry goods of a foretd nature, and some thing b doing in other goods, but it b far from Mtbfoctoiy. One of the largest tea houses in the city told mo that tbe month of September waa the worst month they had had since they had been in trade, and that October promised nothing better. The fact b there b a horrible lack of con­ fidence that restricts buyers to JuH whit We sell none of this cbeap-tuauc Fur­ niture that h made by machinery. The goods we make ia made by hand, and Give due bead to thio, but fur the proof warranted. We Invite all peraon. to coiue and « for youraeh e. call and 1 twpect our goods. for they all All persons Indebted to tbe Ute flrm bear Inspection. No trouble at alt to of- Heath, Salisbury A Co., are reqnrel- Hopkins & Barnes a. we can do It >’ .jratxl Cheaper than any house In F ./ County. We keep tbe Ixrgret «u4 Beat selected stock of Salisbury &. Bn Have on exibiiion oneof the largest Stock of fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. H"e have, TERMS REASONABLE. a&to, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries, Toilei Sets. Jo., Jo. Give us a call. sssinp, April IP, 1H75. OR SALE XJ, the Section— weStelcnani (lead s ped there will 1be a re Hopkins & Barnas. I Hastings, Dec. 16. 1874 cllqus they may. Southern Kama*, physically ■pMking. is tbe nw.1 boMiifnl coaalry I ever Th. reaalry 1. writ watered, .nd Sa.ly adapted. I iMak. to agriculture, Hock raisiag. ONLY 45 DOLLARS ! For What? Th* Now la proved E*ck F**d J. 0. BUMYAM. FLORXMCK SSIBG liCM. r p w im n lEri rMlllU’ l 1 nee wa* SteaMim 1 ® COLDSI t»l S cruelly beating a child which aha tried to run off with, ha. aix months. The Italian organ grinders find their trade of taking children round to beg. sadly interfered with, and tbe parents who let out children for thia purpose are fined ISO. The most pitiful case is that of the German boy of seventeen, of whom I wrote lax . week, whose mother dying wddecily without a win, Left him in nareatrrinod premaaiott of s .«M H |O> TWy .warded It by tot and th. Outer toou. tin fraperty of E. J. Creek. The Grarj. picnic ia thi. city m Thureday. ■“ • ‘“V »nl pi~.nl fMhcrtng of that �.ASR ject, asya;—In the Mighborbood of C.lnu, m well m near Boulogne, there exivla a msrked ouantity off silex in the roil, high­ ly favorable for MK-hying partxWca, aud when ths fowls are removed from thia particular sofl there fa a marked dimir.u tion in their laying propenailka. At Autimta, afftin. the won- .^iiy of nil fa found, and the poultry from that dfalrict are remarkable tbr their laying qualities'; they are, indeed, perha| • the uuat cele­ brated layers in France. If, ttarrwfors, the same brawl'lay better rn om |«rt of France than anothcre-aa. fd instauw. the fowls ia tU neighborhood at Cnlam-U ia not unreasonable to suppose that tbs change of anil fa the priueimi eauae of at* tempts baring hitherto foiled to trans­ plant French poultry into England for went to him and offered him that sum for" rely prinri|»l1r upon stale wheat broad winch can be .pureluuid very cheap, and table •onia, (nixed with a little provender, and fid hut in the mnrulng, with whole grain of aoiue kind—wheat, buckwhea' or bar­ ky at night, nothing al midday iu tummcr or winter. In the summer I tu! grass ven flue, end mix with tbe morning meal, and alternating with mushed boiled pota­ toes, and in the winter add a little stimu­ lant, like giagvr or cayenne, occMionally. This system' of feeding, with plcney of fr>ah water (warm in winter), baa given me ell the frmh eggs I bare needed for a family of eight twraons. without tbs uufaancc uf a lot of broody fowls.—fua- (MMt I iiratBii NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. C. P. Rowell A Co'fl. Column. SHUN DRUG POISONS ...U! won't tell Ar Im. tbanii.SOfl" FOR basket to bring the money . i?ca& rsiisrrsin. Whoa it coms |3 SAMPLE FREE Cobhcdwit X Roam, i wich fa ia ths at'la.xv Kanim-kv, £ Aug. 29. 1875. ) Tbe Corners her red tbe n«<xbes Roaset Oh* Bill Allen and that other gi fauyutfiaX, Gxn. Saayuoel Cary, uv.Qh “I know it/* mb hi. lot I here a preRTwiT?'j*"*4”"* T"* ®"*°" joodfa fa favor uv other money.*' Thore factory men who thought this fair There wux a crowd about, and it wood •tWerdo^wbAuWg. that art mu«»y of but little cunaeqaeoee. i wLould Lard wax better than ours. I took Bascom to bceu taught better bad they seen the numerous dealers who crowded around the um.sfc. tables, anxious to leans the uanuw of those factories which make th* best i-bcw. The Cheddar-duped cherer took the lead. AU tho Fheboygan county ehnwe vrere of Cheddar sh'spc,' and this had gr-enbax yoo bev and pay him in 'em." (?. W. murntod and it wux done in the had much to do, we thiuk, iu giviug them tbe marked favor they found at the luuufa "t'-vgw1*. .. . “Too see, *ed I. “my fncmfa, that, wo'd jest ex soon pay graenbu ox pur uwn Spst-Ug-SS Ibreoaes. ’ to sizttetra'«2r&st±! of <>.laser nil. it I .’.lert is Iks esrosa tsisrsMaU Is s*M «st*is. srs enatrW le rtftstisiM-csrHXS •to .revises “ sste Max sr fasertar. industrial EXninmo? . r. rior* re-uboMwi and took jEiTOBinnmuL nmrnci net ujaJr hodTkAd«l MaWcW. d to the prop..-, that more be ag adrautago to the dsU <* niM-Ufatht Uv em wua in ■.NteUtl-.rm. Tta-y fa.il 8IAI0 SXPISS DI] twins-.sxx' I kuto aiHMlM. was $510,000. $5:S>20 $100,000 1 1*. 8. Tiwrc nalriiio.bat StdlexnliarraB-ua, treble okkurrvd. The oupreccdcntnl run on Bareom, in cotuoiueoce uv tbe plentifulnc-M ur money, exhausted his stock uv likken ycaterday. and he sent to Louis­ front window reedre an inflsshen papew ville for more. The Tikker mrr.-hanta uv It inspires roofideuro. Y.oo fares to watch tfaatjamcnary tity, 4 a mere matter ur hfas to ksrp him from her io Jho paper up - form, gi-ncrally re.|iiiro Brec-.m to pay for side down, but in this ccmninnity that goods afore they ship cm, to avoid misdon't matter, ex very few know the differ•nee Bort's he does It wux forchuit that our bank iu room tbe gTtenbax be Imi to KiB.wk. he ran t wux located immgjttly under the priutin- prt su[>plird. and the Corners fa [arched. off*, ex we kin let tbe printed notes wit h Wat to do we don't know. Wc don't We taboo down to the president's desk by a<v wby uur money sfa^xlctii go in foads. — r.___ t.u ’ viiut’X c~.; e^y. y ./ ' It will take two Weeks to ahip enough I grain to Louisville to exchange for the lic­ ker, and tlien, cutties another terrible quondan. Bascom demands the grain ur the Ixuik and want* to pav for it in the banks I faslnxM ! Ami be inrists on Kevin il at wat it's wuth in Louisville in greenlnx I “Tbe onlitailed trust and confidence ViMMesriu afat't -therafawt Mtaia in the mpany ur Confalrit X Roaifa I wieh i> world. <Hr money Mart.-d well muff on i Ute state ar Kentucky > promires to par fxs ■ganw&wwitfos. MONEY Patnuxtih IsiiBsilit OWr Tta Pta FIKE PRINTING Applications for Agenelet Received Qiiitiple P ciw t'atmial. kaa4-.n« ~ Marti t»ward> ankrafaa fa-. amount a team ran draw uvs&it. Exprri ' incuts mada by Morin allow that a lewd of' NJMIO pounds. will rvquin- a tractive <>rcc : of 1 .Wt) powndai to nmee it ever a ffnn. gravel road, newly repaired On bist kJfol I of gravel road 315 pounds (hi broken stone read in good condition I 661 pounds . : on a gixd pavement 13Bj pounds. Ac-i curding to the above calculations, in the first case il would require eight borers to DONE at this OFFICE . I .’SUS Lawson's Curative Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scotia, Mire I. kmki si«(B |Ul I ibsU reU al »«Ml> I HfKAfWlw-. 'xiStatS1-"*2— •furores. M tk. । »;.,!• U.. rll, sf! Usc> IS I resBl, st Barrr. Is lbs IIlais ut t»re r'lhsw?1* C'rt«i°ft|1trTasa,*"U’ Ml,«r<S' J Agriculture. I auppuee the “fraternity," M thelgredera of tkney poultry Kke apparently tuAe called, will be down on taera airuar-wlen 1 dare to suggest the propriety of fartnm.' turning their attention to grade poultry as they hsre done to grade cattle, sheep and swine. Tbonnigiibred or '.'fancy •luck—IkmU or birds— must !w fur tbe few, and will be (or many years to eotne in thia country. And there are advant­ ages to the farmer in keeping grade poul­ try which should not be lost sight of in tbe hue and cry for pure breeds. ’ To the •mall .land owner pure brewls small it»- “When fa it to be redeemed f . a.kt anotber. i '.jF “It never wanta to be redeemed, wux my anaer. “We ahol be libra!, and when a note wears out wg will give you another.1 Wat do you waal il radomawl fur ? JI oner fahood on faith needs no redemjaban We buy tm pevdooae with it— you yooaa it to buy ynur goods, and ao it gues round and round in a rirtle, dfapenain blcvitx wberAnother remark t that it wux hfa idee thsA^xper money wux all to be rrdaom.d is of I be l>. st steel rail, mid all the A|>|H<ltilniettla are flr>t-clan> in every re­ spect. Its trains nrv tuade op of elegant new l*ulltnar. Palaeo Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches, luxurious, well lighted aud well ventilated Day Coaches ami pli-ount lou-.iging atxl 'smoking care. Tbe cars are all equipped with the celebrated Miller Rufety Platform. | and patent Buffers and Couplings, Wes'-1 | lughouac Safety Air Brakes, and every other appilano»..ChaS-*aa been devised for the safety of |auwenrer train*. All trains are run by telegraph Ina word, this GREAT L!N>"ha» the beat ami smoolLest (rack, and the inmt <-lvg»nt and comfortable equipment ofvny road In the Weat. and has n<> competitor in _ ALVIN W. *At1.KT. lores, ksswy «ut So inSi i aa IsUsws. W-wlli I'SSIL V Ig . Tkrixj. g»SB E.B. FOOTE. L’A 18 (kr. £ SW A . **<*«“.” jF'*J**y ‘‘at played OWL Gohl fa merchandise. Oar Ifaniocratie brethren is Ohio her derided that money is rimpiy promises to nay, and that it don't matter on wat material that prom [IS5»V sbootenltarfroa Ohio followed soot, and undertook to argoo agin ao much money. Ha aacrted the heresy that addin to the volume nr currency didn't add nothing to ita power Bed he: “I will illustrate ao the Curacra will ' «sg? PRAIRIF, LANDS IOWA AMltaRASK*. fll BttUuta fiintri Rirc R. R. Ci 0. Tfa Yrea■ CredMM«.»sr srei. J.lan^. THJl£Ji MILLION SCR RS OP LANDS BRICK FOR SALE! The Subscribers will com­ mence the Manufacture of BRICK BETTER gffrdk tkcm.yf^fi.GPcr.before made • nMUMiinwiNHiin. 1BLIFE ’BLE. DENTII hi* IS THEBE-8T. iiCHHill,WPaWMHFE8AlLKIlll at the earliest possible mo­ ment. W ill keep constantly on hand a full supply of- T&EAT3 ALL TOAM* OT* SsESs-rs-" ■‘.;nrMiirr'-fin-r'“T matter Ihvwi. great *eopc for our farmer* to improve the <w„ floeks of purftry, by tbe use of pure bred Rapids, Chicago and Dubuque, via Clin­ stalo oa c»on»o<i fatock. ufaag «uU derel- ton, Chicago and Freeport. Chicago and Marquette. Chicago end Green Bry, Chicago and-Mlltraokee, Chicago and 6L Paul. • - ■ • ~ This is tha Only Lit* rannhfg these nr iu sunre bolter way, instead of buying do aux breed Up fa ibriratocka, but get unp­ in an oecarionsl mongrel bird, mixed »ny way. ami think they are getting ail they want in tbs way at “fr*A blood." Thi. ' ‘ ‘ x4rar wuta! *J Z 1 ' will never bring about the change wr de Among tbe rales which a dairyman in sin to me fa .forwyMhmfaqzplret g|e New York adopts are there, and tbev ought to bo regarded: I MBehmrwa abort! bar. frvs,a~~. al al! times, to good running water. 2. They should never be heated by be­ ing run. stoned, oe doaed. 3. The utmost ciouilisie. should bo HEW »M CHRONIC DISEASE, CBAMPTON'S IIPIBUL SOAP ac« Cant si tecbed, eng. running through to Mnniueltc. For MUwankoa. Four through trains daDy. Pulltnau Cara on night'rain*. For Winona and points In Minnesota, One through train Ally. For Dubuone, via Freeport. Tro throagli trains dally, with Pullman Can nn ritelit train. qualities tb^ pure bred. Thnv a BfofitmFor Dubnqao and Ln Croase. via Ughoen, will lay as well as either afte. Clinton, Tw6 through Iralna dally, re rents, ext better tbau Legbomt, m>d*iit with Pullman'ata on night train. For Blottx City and • nnkton. Two Irew frequently than the Hrabtta.*— iralna daily. Pullman tiara to MImouThi Spartfah XMrkiag will lay beUer'tbah ri YaHgr^Junc.^ the pure DoekiW, rot Mtse 'than tbe Sfll'.al ui I dent An InilepcnM FhjsidcJ, txliLviei A writer in the New England Fanner thus giro* bis experience in tbe manage­ ment and use of ben manure : I would say that, in 18C8, I look four btubeb of dry ben manure, turned it on tbe barn floor, took a common flail and threshed il lrr.A JKxsaisfcsMtefcsss ^tjastftfcsuiavxst sS'ESSK^51“■ {v-’Sst;-* W. I- BfaMCloix^Jstres^h0*' 'l**1 *1’1'1 rr mt itisnu ■*! h Midili 2 Mtal f®1® � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-10-20.pdf 300fc6c1cc83bb77d844ab9fed84d8d0 PDF Text Text Ths Rspilsi.icMl B\|i|Wg. Ceo. M. Dewar, EDITOR AND PVBlInHKR. VOL. NO. 25. HASTINGS, BABKY COUNTT, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1875. FrOfEOTIL Mil B08HIEB (MM. H«BT BUSTED. THE LIQUOR TAX. of th. OnHmitud Treat and Confldenoo Company—Thrill- WM. E. UVttE * m. rtrpumbar. Its. HTfo iirertiiiii Afati. GREBLE & RUSSELL .nSKV AT L.tW.stJMWXajlaChwera. ,:.-x ss-sx—r ■eihve i THE NEW IRON AGE i>b. H. r.ncauu. ’ ) There kt a gloom nolo the Canton 1 Our ur prosperity is sot, and my hops* is blasted. The Unlimited Treat and ConHcncs Company b not rx^-aartly no mure, l>ut is near enough dead to make Have taken the Agency for the Michigan Stove Company, Stoves of Detroit,'they are entirely new patterns and first-class in every respect. Tin* Stove ha* low brood hearth, VERY DEEP aoh (pit. and HlCKLLS. POTTEB AOALPIX’*Ms* Illas.-.A’T-ssrt arranged to admit a for Broiling over, directly under the I. Ii«=,rr»l Uvau Ac MUUaaa• ■Grate i* A tdida draft, whirlt when open causes the coals I to keep b|fght wljile.lJrmUng. It ha« tin lined doors which cloae with a turn Kuckle witJLPorrehun Knobs. The Reservoir is so arranged if ean be taken onl nt wjD, has Mira or dose front doors and its general appearance is Isold and attractive. I attempted to reason with the people. I told em that van reason nv oar wealth wut that we bed it in currency that we coodewt upend away ftosn home, thus keopinonr caprtaJ among tmraelrt*. but they rrf.wd to Ifeicti to me They d—d my bank—lhey d—d me. They went for the bank, determined ef there wna anythrng ther that rood be turned into likker Barcom ahnud her It. It » onnrcewcry tn remark that they didn't find anythin. Antisrpatin an onpiroaratMas, we had re­ moved the valyoaablM to a pUreuv safety, wich wux the under abb' uv my bed al Deekiu Pegram's. Then they demand*! that the- money they held be redeemed into anmethin they rood yooae. but uv rourae we dedtoed to note, ci wdl <i ther ojrn indonwi the skratn, But thb dldf t astiiA- em. The erataly brought’out B675,<KH> uv t pie reaaoa that the bank wux couatructad no* ur tbe various bunks, rad pili on an ijee that nude failin impoaatUc, and <m thu atroat. Bol fir* to ia a daoc tbe eGain uv doom nalitramary. T* w don’t her to redeem. Wat »bd we choc our Tbia »mocaed me. for ur exmrse I bed Jupp forT There ain't nothin bide bound no earthly objoeksliun to ther redvemin about thb buftk, Tlic pcujde i" welcome ur it ip lh»t W, hpt when I reed en> tn come in and dtacuaa BtLrare, and put j riggin rope* to W»e tree* In the riainily, I their foet upon the beuchm and »pit to-1 reuivkt to my fellow aflkeri: ‘Genlfobacker joose uu the fi'.e, jrot ex friendly tnen, yoor prraideut hex pmain bixnia in ex they chixwe, rad they may do it jeat ea yonder foreat !'* aad I got <>ut ex rapidly long ex they chouse. ex my wasted limbs wuein permit. I Bat No, the Unlimited Trust and Confident* ter myself I nude tollable time for a man Company ain't fstkd, but ita kimlcr pe­ ur my age, whose strength ia rniotly in hb tered out, ex it were. Il « expirin ur stummie. Indeed, when I turned and saw dry rot, Ju IW»,-vhHl h blond, ten or a doreu uv the foremost men uv ain't licrin any circulation The people tbe Corner* choc Luhlwi rue, and all don’t take em with that chewfuloere wich ! ahoutiu. “Hang tbo d—d tbeef'" Uo pin­ tle nselle thai 1 ever bec-rd ur ever skim­ med the plain ex I did I did not ceswc runnin tin I gut into the middle uv die big swamp, in a jJuce that I kn»wcd wux ix n Icgfeiaahen, ainl hm wux where l be < trouble begun. Tbe tax® wus levied on a grocnliock basis, and Um entire levy auounled to $8,001). Well, the Lucs, fur the first UM in the history of tbe Coruen., wux allpaid iu full and wi|h groat promt nro*. Amon' pcouiptcr set uy Isa poycr* I never JOHN ROBKHTH. inxtriAN 1 nnuiiRrN-DW«i** The treasurer b<*l 18,000 uv oarisbo<*i CHAS. H. BAt'ER. *tT»r «»*'• '■,k*Co,n ! this Mnrki t for six rears luid stnnils at tl: lias been fl HAD for a __ ig 34»v»‘. It is guaranteed to boat a root 1 witMwtpthiircis thffi fywLof r*i»y straight draft Stove. Its com, I out'flit* fall rritlr tinumt’ ffoorx and other improvement*. Aino. Boiler Plate Sloven, including throe new pattern*. Callage iStoves variopu Htylita. Sheet Iron Stove* with wist lining*, and in ‘ ’ ’gent and bout aiwortiiient of Cooking and Heating offered/M Hasting*. Stove WHOLE NO. 1012. son becoming a drunkard They cannot | tell u how many white hairs hire gone ' down ia sorrow to the grave, mourning : over drunken rhtldrec. Nor ran they tell THE SUPREME COURT PRO­ t» bow many bard fought bottles the NOUNCES IT CONSTITU­ drunkard, in hb sober moments, has TIONAL. fought with the terrible appetite; how many times be has walked his room in dispair, tempted to commit suicide because lie could not naujuer the demon, and finally we cannot acarch dm records of the other world, snd tell bow many souk bale been shut oat from that holy place where ' no drunkard enters, and banished to the ' regions of eternal despair by tbe demon of i drink. What man, what woman, what j The followiag in the text of Judge child, would not rote to hare that whole street with Its awful traSe ia th. infernal |I Cooley a opinion la ths test case Inquiring staff, rank to the lowest depth of perdi the ronrtilntioixality of the Liquor JTax tiuo, sod covered fathom* ianumeralJe 1 sin in a deserted awsrnp wich wux yiwwtd br runaway nipreta in the <Jd time*, and am fed by a nigger Lnuer who In i not heerd uv tbe collapse and unis'kently take* bt« psy in the Gnlim'rtrd. Ef the noose ever pcU to him uv the reel loudislitiii uv thing*, and be abets off •iippllra of rev sub tuy ' wh«re*l"'ut* I »>» a hut man Wat change* than' I* In life ' A week ago a aucrowftll finauseer. and tbe |«-< uf tbe t«.pulis— the Savior uv the Corner* ' To-day a bunted fugitive livin oueuni h‘«’cakr* fnniisned by a nigii! Dm- nevda Theo be came and demanded some cur­ rency uv us wich lie could yocuc, wich uv nurw, we hadn’t gut nooc, and he became an oi>p«>t>ent uv our sysUiu Two shoemaker". each with I70.WMI uv our money evsfeot buy a aide uv noir . leather to cuntinyoo thou biuMwnwilh, and | bed to atop—our ralcrodc and turnpike • hoi to stop bcevi. hcrin gut to the pint I where we bed to her iron, and nali-s, and well thing", we couldn’t go on: no all that them ea hed *old ’ land and rich foe the laborer* bed to be diacha^td. wirh II our money, shond «oo fl>r recovery thereof, rua.k a ifcsperit populasben aD howlin sgiti I and that tbcy'll hang any judge or j-s>ry , wich woodcrit dcwHe agin ua. But the want win yet to come We I' Bsarom hex gone buck onto n«. and hex mad hare Weathered all thia, tni alas 11I odd bock to I'olluek and Bigler the alore i we bought uv cm, and hex gut grwnlmx . lUro-utu failed! .'X’l his wux tho finisbin blow—the great'; enuff to git a few harlx uv Kkker rad hes reojaxied. He h.-a put she price of likker ' down to 2 cent* agin, and refmaiw to take I anything for it Irat iik-kel* and portal cur- The folfowing which we find in the lowrU Jmrnnl, i> an okuy read before the onWof Good Templsrs in that vUlagu on the 25th hurt-. by Mm. K. R. Swrexey i« worthy of the spacial attention nf every friend of temperance nut enough to inspire us to work when we ace tho*e in oar midrt with just a* pood faculties! (if well improved) aa we, and perhapn for better, falling one by oue un­ der the terrible demon, stnmgJdnnL; and ought wo not (p let our prraet* nt*a rop. tiewd to liearcu that God will atay the terribfe tide that is drifting ao many into the vaia. incredulous daughter* ut John j BuB. •When Prang i Co. l"xgau to print ' giving aiuntcnanre to the ide* i|yit by the chromo cards they gut out a aeries of an i mere acajuiewenew of partiaa a jurbdictiou lump leave* in connection with American ' may be made for a court of chancery, by fruit* and lower*, and the leaf cards eu- mean* of which the extraordinary remedy , joyed general popularity. Tl.ey were j by injunction can Ik maile uac of to reropfea front nature, and in many humble II strain |sxblie ufficvn in their action, where homes them cheap litife picture* would neither the legialatiou of the Htate nor tbe nd" death are Isaiug carried to their long, call to mind the giorfou* foliage of some general principles which coolrnl the Mlung homes. Drunkards do not have many rustic bilUidc or row uf ahatfe tree*. tiou of court* have ever given thia remedy. fnrods to mount their low, and we ean We have alluded to tbe Laaotiful eno* Tlx- writ of injuactioa M peculiarly liable put thirty of tbexr funeral processions in­ to a mile- We thus have a proreauinn 3,333 mil™ ill length. It rill take a greater share of tbe year for them to pi by, for funeral pmccwiiooa move aiowly.— V.-« hi.mI ihriu do hot everv now and GREBLE & RUSSELL. JOHN STANLEY • WbslMslt as4 Hstall la SGROCERI ES ‘ Surgical ul fcctaiical (Canned Fruits and Fish. NOTICE! । SELECTED TEMBEH8, Wagoiui and Atas a Ml Mas • Buggies AMsw*nsareiwlssUKm4*»rXKW WUMK , sa4 RKratUXU to mH U* Tin*, sad *■ lil-esl 1 I an ..*w rctUar *n DENTIST I । . ran Naw An old geograpliy, or even a masaxiue. wiJtJwrv .■ as a press. Put the burns rare fully into a book, nut too many on a page, and place the Look under a henry weight. —a trunk, for instance. After a few days take out the book to str how the leaves look. Sometimes those one thought Would alter the Ira.4 change to mart.— Siime Mfana moat lie rxjmclid It ia And the bor-roum full wood <cp up and ke suibin and the man who asked uu uod throw down on the bur a peek uv ir currency and tell Bascom tn help him If. . Ba-cum came tn u» and bogged that w.nwdfetbim her nothin th.; be cuxf swe to restock his bar. He red the drel * in Louisville.lafcd in hi* fact when he cruelty of drunken men; aowre di broken heart* ; reane were foully ■ id; wue were burned to drelh by inp> ret on fire by drunken men were horribly mingled ou the railrc . Work. fore again putting them In prow. Then let them »Uy when* they are until needed Wreaths, sttra, bouueis. anything uv pLw. can be made of them with the aid uf dried grarau and winter greens. Such little things pre tbe borne a tiny, carad-for look. . Bessdea, the work is Ukswiro. 1 bar* •ttofca^tataad-ua^tr R*«lab thfu 4 t«f«*As DENTIST tosfrille. ’ FOR MBD1CAL rURBOffKa. Shop an Jefferson Street, north Hastings Hut cl. of Bda* tksaktsl fo* MU tbvsrt. 1 lilt mUetl a .tor. rf **Uta Kl-.si«. Wass. MORUAN. HasxSasx A*rtt SB. ttrt. tat REAL ESTATE. Swery’s H0!®1-. M> rad a prir of «ty sticky hands. I hope other* will ho more .uevroafnl. I had aluraal r«x«Ucn to mention another very ACIBNCT OF Oysters received daily Mir. -re-. T. J. WILDER. id leave*. If wired with Bnewiro to a large twig with aereral branches, which ia then stuck into a small flower-pot foil at earth, tbeeffrctot a little autumnal bush » kir«'________ poll WALK.-A Farm of 23 acres, £ aUnatnl on the StaU road lt> tbe Township of Hastings, with e<x*1 Rrtck Jtyee dtlivtry and on time. aSa1Barn and trtbnr out building*. M Jefferson 8t. Ha-rtings, Mieh. i UNDERTAKING A good Orchard, and about 100 Mtr» of Wheat oo Die ground. IFttf be *oW Chaap. TRIIM8 LIBERAL. A JUHIBE AND LOT iu tha Srcsjod A Waal of tbe fUy of Hasting*, that will be sild ver/cbeap. Terroa reasont«re. Propurty Valuable. A Single Vote wii! UHontaufentltnpomfiHs. Bra it’s 1*^ riHe. A taanjirt soma In and demand.-■ i A I*BO THREE LOTH Ul th* rit-eottd A Wild, In eHglbtr.pcaltton, that Will ’'“Tminty minim thereafter Bsmsun i«rt ba aold ua tba moat rwwwinabte terror. Enquire at my odBcw, Mat* ritrvwt. After many ya^a h-.j! In the bn.lnaas, eno truly any tixat they w: B. val, a, «prri«r« u . .is cm w- “ FINE PICTURES I AFGfangeFPficeB. 1~1 T— runB^d -ro. "rt^KkwitleBata mill be RMd only THIS STEBBINS BROS. ..* mWsAwo. ( Made at Tbo ' WING GALLERY. a DR. Al FARM FOR SALE! i.IoZwaM'tswaS^v* art rfMs <Xx*. Ou JEFFERSON STREET, over Ran- yra'a Boot k Shoo Bure. cidu do a th4» In Up« cxmnty v. Hart, Bar. Ch IB rad UAc two <»am *hdi?n t. Scho District, 23 Ootm.. 225, i»d DoAl if permitted to HMM aught law bud the whole rondpvcray dcunmnod anxhar one rail. Id this case tbe coatruvarsy b either the pemoas' taxed under die law. Count ■dux cxxttroremy which afloeU all the peraom taxed, thia auii would whijh foil tn.ifte parpone of prereuting a nnwipl*aty of »UtU. baaansc the cnort-au which it wm bnragbt has xmjy a M umUMlOther auita mmfet be The bill in this rausc was fifed Li re ed iuriadictiosi. atraia the cuilactmn from the roreral cmn- brought outaade of-iNtrott and in every plaitxanla at a tax *Momed against lletn evuntr of the Glare, and at beM thb ■ mt aamratdy. in reaped to the hmfanm in wnicb meh is cup^ Ub . pawmul tax trnrely. It waa decided aLu aarly day in this State that *<iahy had ftQ. ihrfodiction w restrain the c«ll«<ioa tX *jperxmsl ux, even cunci'vdiag it to ba Illegal; abrret and sixty mile* in length, in it there are 53O,lM)O confirmed drunkard*.— They arc men and watticn who have lust control of their appetites, who arc in the 'regular habit of getting drunk and mak ing bcasta of themselves Marching two abreast, the army is uoe hundred and fifty mile* in length. Scan them rlowly. There are gray-liaired meu and fair-haired Boston, lor. Mam., 89; Huuuewwll v. boys There arc, alas I many women in Cbsrieeton, IOC Masa, 350, Rock meta® lht> army sunk to deeper defiha than the Raving* Hauk v. Partamuulb, 52 N. H., men. Ireeause of t|» jmlfr height from 17; DoiH v. Hanford, 25 Conn.. 232; which they Ml. It will Uko seven days Rittnr r. l*-tch, 12 Cal, 228; Bcm r. to gv by. Pateh. 12 0*1,^299 , North v. FavcUre It ri a sad anti sick eng sight; but <lo inX turn away yet, fot*berv come* another anuy —one hundred thousand criminal*. | From *i if p*rty of the Knglhh nobility, wore jail, ami prison" arid pcuaiewbarica they some Wrratbii of beautiful autumn leaven. o.m« At tbe head of the sj*y romes a Those wmltby devotee- of foslikio. thirst­ long line of f>eraon.i whose hamL' are ing for a new.acxmaiioo in drear, asked the smeared with human blood With rope* Lawrence* for the uatui- <>t the foney around their neck* they arc on the way to goods firm* by which thane orumontal the gallows, other* are going to mro-n for life. Knry erime knuwu to our law* have article* Were nuaufocurod. Oil being told that they were the natural leaves of been rouimUtcd by theseperron* while they th* oak and inapfe of America, lh«w Brit­ are under J1|C influence of drink. But bark! ish auiJ» eb-ralxl their eyebrow* and Whence vulDes thcM ycD*. and who are looked aatouiabed, being too polite U> any tboae bound with strong chains and guard they did not believe it. Next year the i e-l by .uwg meu that go raging hy Lawrence* had a boi-fnll of autumn They are raving maniac*, made »uch bv leana wlret.-d from New Fnglaud trm drink Their cy<* are tormented with | and ahipped to London, where they were , awful sights, their ear* ring with awful made into wfeutha, and dulrilnited amoug 1 drink, and when be saw bis buris rapidly failiu, he tried to keep tbe Corner, agviii by watertn hit Itkkcra jest ra we bed wa treed the currency. But these expedients didn’t work. Ths higher the price be put on hb likkrra tbk more the preplc seemed to want U> drink lurit. It seemed to be a delite to em to I pay out our money if they put anything whatever (but. But they wuudn't dll wot TOP HE FUBLIC1 Botrimi m«t desired—that is to say they woodcn'l stand his watered whisky They I I Mavs sew cralrsd a irrok *t all lilsta st purely icgxl aoutrvreraioL may ripen into a eloud upon the title Io cu«U|Aainfnt'a land; and Third—That irrejnraMc injury b threat­ ened to eotuplainanis in their buBoeaa. A« the ux b only personal, and aa yet affects no real estate, sad may uerer do wS. the sraoiad gnaind calls . for no consideration. media, for thrauMvro rhfeh tbe in* has not given thorn. Wc do not karar wfeethcr there was any expram amsM on the part uf ths defindaM |» thrt jrafodMuou. if there was, it could be« a. trail, for n«uro rirrady stated. Ha would U powerfem ia ray era. Bat apromay an tn a case iik* tbe pvraeat wbarabamw* but ..n buhaU of tb« public Whom fee ray such porporc be hra ao authority tb aspre �The question whether a tax » or not. is nta a quretK-n Andthia will mast any objwtion to tribunal. raw. “““ - ■ JH. hfa urged that the tax fa void » ? municinaliti^ hare no tow in ita levy hnd colfarti.m. -- tint™ or&jucnor of tbe budtiewi of - dealing in them. Indeed, in this State, liquors have always been taxable m prop­ erty ; liod ao hare breu the implements be 10 be couviored—what ia fact is * part of moau. of which terbiden rxmre of chance the ptiblte AMtatjr Of the time—that mem- have been curried ou. Yet, whoa the been of ah* convention who expressed keeper of billiard tables fa compelled to view* lending to tbe Mine result in shap­ pay a tax. it can be no defense to him, ing tbe inatrumrat to be submitted to the either in law or in morals, that Iw fa com­ people, had objects . in vfag which were pelled to do so from the profits of au illegal teXaffy different and expected, or al least tMisineas. To refuse to receive the tax hoped to aeeompiiah. wholly different ends by moans of the prbrixion finally agreed encourage tbe buriusss, instead of rertrain upon. The provision itself fa experimen­ tag it; and would not only be unwise be­ tal, and no one could aafidy predict the cause of exempting one man from hfa fair couaequenotobut while thorn who favor­ share of taxation, but also because it ed the total destruction of the traffic in would tend to defeat the State policy ardent spirits, hoped I* accomplish that which forbid* gamni of ctiaacc or hiumra. object by means of a prohibition ofiireore, Tbs idea that a thing fa farorel because others not willing to destroy th* trade re­ it fa taxed may be examined in lbs light garded the inhibition of licenao aa a re­ of the practice uf thfa State in some other moval ol emberrtadng restriction* and psrticulara. It has always breo tbc cu*. impediment*. Tbe provision agreed upon tom. in a^artiouing taxes by valuation, was not of itoelf > prohihiuon */ the to make some discrimination* bsued on rea­ traffic, and upon this the most diverse son* of public policy. Aa an illurtration, we view* might be concentrated-, but beyond may mentioned the ca»e of property de­ voted to cducstioml or eharitabio purpumi. the uufaaner, the Tn Law. inatead of be­ ing ineOMbtant with tho law declaring tho illegality, fa in entire harmony with ito general purpose, and may aometlmat be even more effectual Certainly whatever discriminations are made in taxation ought to bo in the direction of making the henri­ es! burdens fidl upon those things whieh are obooxmas to the public interest, when- ISAAC MARSTON, R. F. GRAVES hcrewithetbe speech iu folk Our rredora can judge for themselvesaa to tbe accuracy of the review we published. . CoWhxt.M: It abraya (ffortfc W nuctf gratifoddu tu meet riy taaredm in *m» VT ttt and Tuurttafi yrfcrt'kgo.-ti teH "WSF Tin in memory the truh and bardshits these days—hardihij* imposed for the preservation and perpetuation of our free institatioM. Webdiared tbsu, and ws believe now, that wc have a government worth fighting for, and if need be, dying for. How many of our comrades paid the fatter price for our preserved Union! Let their berofam and sacrifice be ever green in our motnory; ietuottbO result, of their M.-rifice be destroyed. Tbe Union and the free institutions fur whieh they fell should be more dear for their sacrifices. We will not deny to any of those who fought against u* any privilege under the govern­ ment which we claim for ounelrea. On the contrary, we (welcome all such who come forward in p»od faith to hdp build up the WMte pfacas and to perpetuate our institutions against all enemies, u brothers in foil interest with us ia a oommoa heri­ tage; but we are not prepared Io apolor.ir itlM r.,H t/xk tn annw tt CITY .TAILOR Mnnr:; and having jujt received direct frum Jfyw lo-.-k a they failed to command the attention of the committee on fruits exhibited. At least we hare failed to observe any proper notice of the collection by tbe prom. Valley Horticultural Society, with ito President. E. Bradfield, Esq.1 of Ada. aa chainnan. Thia arvangrment resulted in the bringing together and forwarding a very creditable collection, especially no, if we consider how aevercly this region was visited by tbe eold of last winter. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES MADE TO ORDEF wan especially in charge of tbs regularly atnxJnted tolltetor IcT tks district, H<m. tnenl no d/. uf people can more heartily J. R. Waton of Swing Lake., The pffret join th** “the soldier whs submitted of last winter In’tMa region, togeiberiwhh call and see for yourselves to the dsngen. trials, sad hardahlni the early date of tho exhibition and the of the camp and the battle field, ou which­ tardienm of the aeaaon, was ao far disevur ever ride he may have fought No clam aging that Mr. Waters for a time, doubted interest* and welfare of the whole commu­ of people are more interested in guards the propriety of attempting a coUectiuo. nity would behest subserved by abstain­ agaltut a recurreuce of those days. . Let THE LIQUOR LAW Beoomiag more confident however, ho ing from any imposition of the burdens of us then begin by guarding against every mivernmeot up*ru such property. And enemy to the prosperity qf republican in' In another place _ the Legislature, in apportioning the taxes, atitutioaa. I do nta bring into thia assem­ ha, accepted this general belief, and artci । Text of the derision of tbe Supreme Court blage politics, but it is a fair subject for upon it.' It has been done as a matter of the aoldian in their delibcrstir.u* to to coofavor and by way of encouragetnrnl; and affirming the constitutionality of tbe acts aider what mar bo necessary to secure the yet if tho argument against the tax y> this nf the Legislature of 1875 taxing tho sale prix* for whieh tliey battled. In a repub­ caac is sound we do not are why thia State of all kinds nf intoxicating liqnon* used a* lic like oun, where the citiacn is the sov­ should not have evidenced ita approbation [ bevengn*. This deeiaion fa of the ntmoat ereign and the official the servant*, where | importance to ibc people of this State, and no power fa exercised except by the will by taking special care that they should of the people, it ia important that tho feel ita burdens, while at the same time it we commend it to the apecial aUentioo of aovercigu. the people, should foster edu­ bcautifui stigmatlted other things which were re­ Tliia new and protniring fruit-growing cation and promote the iuteUigvueo whieh of thin legislation, so far ax it involve* garded aa immoral or pernidour, by refo«regi-m. was ropmeuco! by a n.llecliou fa to pra.-rve us a* free natiou If we arc rights, fa directly the opposite to that tng to permit them to appear ou the tai trotu E. J. Shirt*, of Shelby, eonrirting to have another contest in the near future «Mai> wm held inadmissible in People v. roll. A tex roll mightj undoubtedly be of twenty varii-tirrof ap|J<w. nineteen of uf our national existence, I prediet that Hurlburt, 24 Mich,, 44. and Park Com The popular understanding of the word niadc in thia manner a roll of reputable the dividing line will not be Maauu and ■Wooer, v. Common Coenril of Detroit. license undoubtedly is a pcrmia-ioii to do names or even a roll of honor, but how » Mich., 228. The legislation which somethingwhich without the license would any sound public policy would be subserv- Some uf tbe |>ro|rielora </• *r(7 to both ; Dixon's, but between |*rtrioti.m and in­ not be allowable. Thia we are to suppose cd by it must require considerable luge- ' mimo* and coMmos i/rsxLunAJv* direct i telligence «>n the on*- aide, and supersti­ tion, ambition ami ignorance os the other. was the sense in which it was mad-- u>r of nuitv to point out. Il would assuredly The unde basket of pou, contributed ’ in the constitution; but thia ia also the not be such policy aa Statu* bare usually violation of the provisions of the law, and Now the centennial year of our uatioaal by Hon. Wm. Adair, of thia county, son-1 legal meaning. Tho object of a license, acted upon. While iu the refaction of that, loo, when they have been notified by existence, I believe it a good time to be- ' tailed among others a lot of specimen*' gin the work of strengthening the founda­ from the “OH French Pmr treo of De­ ■ya Mr. Justice Manning, fa to cooler a object* for taxation, revenue in to be con­ tions of the structure commenced by our troit," the (fan, health, and vigor of which right that docs not exfat without a license sidered" and kept in view. It is impossi­ patriotic forefaiheni 100 Near* ago at Lexj rOiUren* r. People. II Mfch., 43,49 ] ble to exclude other cvnaideratioda,— ington !xt us all labor to add all need­ Within this definition a mere tax upon In pnlpaing a tax it might always full guaraateea for the greater acrurity of district; but a small, though well grown tbe traffic canuol be a license of thetraffic, be a question whether it should ba free thought, free speech, a fine perse, pure I and correctly named collection of pearr, unless the tax cotjfm some right to carry imp-wed uion persona or upon property by morals, unfettered religious sentiment*, and with list* romplete, grown in tbe garden value ; and if ao upon what property or I punish, kt every officer of tbe city, and of of equal rights and privileges to all men ■ l of local government. Tbe law thereI of one of the Wing bvinam men,of tbe every township and village in the county. irrespective of natioualitr — 1 fovon tbe localities instead of forcing city, catnc to hand early, and was pranpfly I do hb whole duty, mid see tint this faw i' ion encourage free sell ______ _____ wnaaml burdens upon them. displayed ami noticed ; while many other ( that not one dollar of money appropciatod IV. It fa objected that tbe sheriff is more important and extensive m'lfactiona, might be tbe easiest for tbe collection of1 to their support shall be appropriated to ■ado the collector of township, villages arriving later, and larking lists of varieties, i the nn-reaary revenue, ..but most injurious!' tbe support of any sectarian school ; reand city taxes under this law, when bv were fairly overwhelmed in the tosh and 1 or unequal in it* reaulla. One might dfa*.. right and duly and tbe fem which are hurry of the opening. • courage industry, and another ewuuragi; t given for ito performance, belong to the trade In*. case the tax waa not paid. it. (hie might collect the tax from luxu , township, village or city colkrtor. or trea*- So far as wc ean perceive, a failure to pay rie» and therefore fall mainly upon the I urer. Thia objection, like the last, comes the tax no more render, the Hade iUegri rich, while another would -collect it from | ‘ , in the land tbe opportunity of a good &om the wrong source. There -n w bore­ than would a like failure of a farmer to oecreoaric* and be oppressive to tbe poor. ‘ [ common school education, uncalled with behalf it fa made are not her* as parties, p*y the tax on hia farm render ita cultiva­ The whole question 'would be quite aa ' sectarian, pagan. or n-tbetfatical dogmas. and we an not aware that they complain. tion illegal. Tbe State has itupoac'] the much one of policy a* of ucerisrity, and a ' <• '---- •* ■ matter of religion to the family Tk. partiea taxed are the persona wbn tax in each ease and made such provision 1 iegfafalor would be unfit for his office who chureh and the private- school ■ manifcat thia decided interest in the re*. *. has Iwen deemed needful to insure ita did not look beyond the propool tax to ' , -J" ik. „ec_ _e payment; but it has not seen fit to make ! entirely by pi irate contribution*, amination* and the society had concluded ita probable rewuha. Thia ia rejweeialiy ' a the churrb at d stale foreverrep­ ita sewioas, when the re-arranging of the the failure to pay a forfeiture of the right. -........... ith these aafrguards I believe tabic left room-for them The name wa. entitled to the fre-c If the objection were to pursue the calling. If rite tax i* paid ; tbe Initial which c reated the Army of the true also of a collection of thirty five va a valid one it fa not cioar that it could the traffic fa lawful; but if not paid the j Teuureaev will not have Iwen fought in rietiea of apple* contributed by Juhn J. pear ujein the ground with a collection of Invalidate the tax; it might only raise tbe traffic i* equally lawful. Them is conse- j Robison. jgaq., of .Manchester. in the fruits. The rolleciion waa mostly spplc*. question of the right of a particular offi­ quenily nothing ia tbe case that atqxxtrs to . I whkh, coming from this far Northern lati­ cer to colfaet iL It ia certain that it be in the nature of a license. The State , tude, were of enurae but partially grown eonld cotstitate do objection to the tax in ha^providnl for the taxation of a busi- ' thetiiKlrn* to the busiura* taxi'd- as to and colored Skill, if due allowance for oquitv; for as between the town or city new* which was found in exial-ncc, and render the iHsconrageineiit and discipline these cirvuinstance* be med*, they — ust •ad iJm party taxed tho equity of the tax I the carrying on of which it no Unger pro- I of heavy taxation wfae and politic. In the [The Official Report of the Michigan fa not in the least affected by the cireura- I hibita, anti that b all. few cmcs in which the rignt to d6 thfa 1 Committee at the Chicago Exhibl But it » urged that by a'anees that the wrong offieer ia deputed ha* been denind on the ground id* inn|tialto oofista it, if that cooatitutes the only new tbe State rccoinirs il cition of the American Pomological ity, the courts hare affirmed it a. brine - j,, what they have .Worn to do—if when raKd objetaiuc. But we think the objec­ ter. sanction" ■** Society. CLUTZ" ’J"?*"- -'W**11 '<*“r«n»<* wen are elected to offiem where tion fa without force either at law or in in its profit within the (,2 Penn St., 401. 494; Hctebcrv. Oliver, they n*n demand an rnfonfmmt of the 25 Art , 289; State v. Parker, 32 N. J , 1 faw,—fail to .erf.-rm the duly they owe Itb. Ml.] file brderal boreniment Ira. (1, thermrivro and the J-rtr ih*r represent, h*. gone to a great extent in the same an<J p,, n„ mtentiou to the ninircineul. direction, levying duties in •omc o«> ' plrtion uf the work uf representing this which in their result*, are prohibitory, and Slate, by a collection of frait, al the recent in tbe osa: of tho State l«nk* puqa*wly exhibit i»ti of the American I'ouudogical taxing them out of existence. [ Vrarie v. Society, at Chicago, that some account of Penoo. H Wall., 533.] Thfa case doc* j upon its repeal. Tbe tax has nothing to not call for an eiprrmiou of opinion upon I excellency (if for no other reason), a* a do with it whatever. Now it fa not efaim- legfafalion of that extreme character, for j tuenn* of doing aotue degree of justice to cd, ao far x« a* we are aware, that the re­ we have nothing iu thfa faw that goes bt the aelf-aacrifietng labors of a large nuiapeal of the Prohibitory law was incompet­ rood the ordinary legfahtiou when il fa Iwr of our fruit-growers aa well a* others ent. and if not. tho mere recognition of enacted for the double purpose of rwvenm! The general loos of the fruit crop of the ' tlio iawfulnoy of the traffic cannot make and regulation. country, whieh (thanks to its insular pothe tax law or any other law invalid. Il Thia county probably supplied fully i iiiii.ni. fell with mitigated force ation the fa only the recognition of an existing and one-third of all the fruit rent to the exhi­ orchards of our State, together with the bition from (bis State; aim-xt tbe entire a cunred-J fsrt. and tbe ruurts cannot, if elinatioa to maka thing! morally and legal­ ly wrong contribute to the public revenue fact that, owing to the too ewrly date of amount being supplied by the South Hawn when justice and good morals seemed to the exhibition and the unusual tardiaom Pomological Soetay, nr at least in its Vfc dure not te’J the public, we arc making better worlc than of tho aeaton, there waa great reason to name, by its members and friends. nancislo any particular traffic by taxing it, re*iuire II If it were to act upon th* । Thia ide* of refusiog to derive revenue from ( fear that our mllcction* must ap[>car al a seems to fat to rret upon a very transpar­ ever before, for fear they will come tort’ thick anti fiuvt We get ! position to the law. It fa one uf the' di*adranjage in cotupetion with the ma lanre aud varied collertinn waa rendered such aoureea, it ought to decline to receive ent fallacy It certainly overlooks or dis­ In dosing this somcwlul prolix scroant, terribly excited when we have too many salon,' and now lince plainest provisions of the law that requires turer fruit* from more aoutbmi bxwlitics, still more attraexive by tho addition of a fines for criminal offenses with the same regards some ideas that must always unfine oJlsction of cut - ffi>wer», as well aa we canool refrain from the iwnsrk that , that member* of tbe village board* and I deriie taxation. Taxes are not favors; emphasis that it would refuse to collect a ;i township |ru"tc*v. shall tee that Loud*. of seem to have crated in lh« minds of our caana of dried fruito and vegetabkw ; al*> to tho honor of Ifoaois it should be atated wc have cqjne dowt^ rraipfin ata a at Bro, we tremble a tex from an obnoxious business. If the | they are burdens. They arc necasary, it a Sue case of insects injurious to fruits, that when the insufficiency of the .pare mue oecau.«c you may all come at once and Frustrate i.- io much an no-eptabfa character, are given by the fa true, to the cxfatetxv of gvvernmevts; tax is laid by way of discouragement or j denier, in intoxiauing liquor*. that they hope to win credit to our State by an and another of stuffed and mounted birds. devoted to fruits liecame manifeat, she un­ sothatwe cannot do nnythine. . . but they are not the lea burden*, and are regulation, it has tbe same general object will not violate tbe Law by aelling to mi- cenwat and general effort to bring out our Ths apples of this re lleetiuu 'being law , hesitatingly aupprva-d her own roll xtion. 0 h“d some talk with n man from California ttb>n • i-ndth in view with the fine; nta only aa it aflrct- । best specimen*. perishable, wore forwarded early, and, in fat the benefit of exhibitor, from others, I nor*, habitual drunkard*, or to person* Impressed with the gravity of those him Tliiriyve TopCarrioges. and that almost ii । <rg (rty. Il fa deemed advisable to make the person taxed, and the community but----- ,— --- —------------ -- — — r-..— tact, were among the first received and contenting herself to take the chancre for careful prorucoc to preclude these burdens also in the use to which the money is de- whom they bare beeu notified not to.. difficulties, your committee, aa soon as dispUyed. Tbe collect ion. bring compcmxl their display .ft„ her nrighbora rirould b«- btuincM besides the voted. Yet the constitution exnrwnly I ’1~’ ;---------- r -------».i_t— practicable, after their ajmointraret, usued becoming noedkosly upprcnaive; but it fa arcumodated. That the spare waaatill in provides for a library fond, to be derind buudMneuar holden for damage*, upon a circular, copins of whieh were distribu­ conceded by all the authorities that under adepute mut bo attributed io the fact from the violations uf the public Isw.— ।suit, or even for a violation upon tho pert ted to tbs gentlemsn appointed collector,, some eircutnataneea they may be curried that, from the known acarxity of fruit, a of the seller. Yet, with avowed tempe­ and by them widely distributed over tbe to au extent that will be roin'ova to indi­ [Const. Art. 13, See. 12], a provision that ' large display wa, not anticipated ; and al­ rance IWU ou the village board of Eatou State. The responses to those circular, viduals. Il would be a remarkable pro­ may aa legitimately be said to bo a liaow j though our roerapomi.-ore with Hrcrrtary id crime u a taxon a traffic may be said to Rapid*,the law torixy fa notet> forced. Only indicstol s very general wilHagnam to aid Galuaha had warranted us iu expecting an one out *d six dealers has a* yet given any in tho work, afthouglq for the rvnsoua s]»Taxes upon bustiMB* are aurally collecl- bond*, and the one that did give one, did ken of, many looaliuos were distrustful of by tho government, when this burden ao almost voluntarily. The faw fa being whieh may prove dfaaatrom* is imposed ed in tho form of license fans, and th'u j violated .very day by the sqlpon men in their ability to foruiah creditable contribu­ upon it, while, ou the other hand, it is may ponaibly have lead to tha idaa that kdiing without first giving bonds, and tions.' Thgt these feat, were reaDy to a frowrd upon and enndotaned when the seems to hats prevailed in som* quartern, they are liable to prowention and heavy greet extent groandlon fa dearly manifest from tbe result. burden fa withheld. It fa sofa to prrdiel that a tax implied a lieuuae. But there is fines. and yet they are no more violator, Your committee also open correspond that if such were the legal doctrine, any no uocemary connection whatever between iitkj nib kil July, that got die fritter. them. A hurinew. may be lirtmsed end of tbe law than arc the membera nf the enee with the sscrotary of tbs Ilhnofa board — indeed in our mind, not Kurnach. Horticultural Society, upon whose invita!' tJ *' ■)'*a to° lucky.” yet not taxed, ur it may bo taxed and yet Tbe fatter are not only vidatiag the law, not linecnaed. And au far fa tbe tax from > t j tl c j <<p • not to comb all at once, w« but are uegircriog to |ierfi>rm dutfan they prercnted by the the tax-J being neccatarily a license that provision the bslanre was arranged iu baakoto, under fa frequently made by law for the taxation have sworn to faithfully execute, while the aotue of tho tables, while still another por ­ •kloou-msn. having pmd hfa tax, awaita to Il may be supposed that soma idea of of a bnsincso that fa carried un under a tionwas removed from tbe buildiag and have a bond required of him. special prctectioa fa involved when ■ bori- license existing, independent of the tax. “Now, tbe question fa, what will these MMfa taxed, taxation and protection be­ Such fa the ewe where cities, under prop­ Under the apprehension that there might ing reeiprossl. If tbe tax upon any psr- er legixiative authority, tax occupation* bo a Uilure to secure an adequate exhibi­ which are carried ou under licenses from tion fbc the Stalo, Mr. A. 0. GUdsbrn. of the State. [Ould v. Richmond, 22 Grat., Paw Paw, had been induced to undertake 4f(4; Napier v. Hodra," 31 Texas, 287; the gathering of a collection from the fine fruit-growing region iu -hfa vicinity. Hash ooifaetion wuaaMCMri duly raoolrad, bat to mJe iu burden, lighter ioured of heavier. The complaint, if any’ local rtghts arc invaded, evmca from the wrong source. Th* etty ought to be here show­ ing cause why she should be compelled to receive th* tax..in*tead of these comclaiuanta showing cause why they should not ■ay it ovot to the city. When the city of Datrolt shall object to having the wrong thrust upon her, it will berime enough to inquire whether any of her privileges are taken away by the law; at present it ia ■aMcfaat to say that partita whose intereeta ore directly antagonistic to those of tbe City in regard to tbe ptirtieular matter ia aonteoveniy are not to be heard object­ fog an her behalf tlist the right* of the (fay are violated by the cnUection of a tax J. S. GOODYEAR & TO DAY’S ADVER SPECIAL OFFER. Having a larger stock of blooded Poultry than I care to winter, I will for TWO WEEKS sell at GREATLY R EDUCEDPRIGES (Trios or Pairs tirs of of Pt Partridge CoohTins as good ul as thl thSre is in thin Country, f Now ’ is your time Io socure the (’HEAP. C W. D. HAYES C If you do you may be induced to come to J. Lee Reed & Co’s Buggies this year. If the Exo ite­ ment runs to high we shall be obliged to fence ourselves in and only admit a ’ limited number of ^ CUSTO/ffUfS CACIt D^Y Truly Yours, Tl« ufoefal majority fur t lfe Republican State ticket in Ohio, will be more than 5,000 on Governor, and probably much larger on the Uber Stela officers. In lows it fa abeut 35,000, and in Nsbraakajabunt 15,000. Again we lay, “Behold the H- l ' ia antsfapauu. of hfa sniral. HU th. mttiru spsco was pre-occu]nod. Mr. Gliddw taopeofally deserving of credit for hfa effort* for the reason that they weremadr in disregard of Waring demand* of hfa —n burinoau. The groat bulk of Van Bare county eoatribudona, however, waa from tbs vioTnuv uf South H.vmi, and their wllretioa fa mainlyduetolhcittdefaiigabfouCure. H. E. BMwdLsf thrtpfore, J. 1. HEED & MPOSITION HATED I The paUMaers* alm U ts Miske It ImUspsa- . ' HM * very istriei of Miehigsa. iMMeKssfosyof theM mxliwd ca FrUay �Tin \Bri>»uc\j< 232^80 BEEE Tbe people of Barry County to under­ Mi, Seii-My and Daily. stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen ha. aamrod Mini .f tbe Ha— af Rapr^ataH.va, and wln rtrt^ u ^^u.1. far lh topala lion of I'nfrwi. A gnat Treatdrattol eaapaijn win omaamaea wsl apria. •a* lb. paUilea] iaaaaa arfU Uahaprtbylba "“l‘« aa-to. of (Mp,r. Evary lauU1. ■mt rttlaaa wffl IM aurta jaaraal aa Ha C***ay» fSAuar iadiapaaaibla far lb. poliiinl jcjuOlHocirBw . but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double.* 1 ».• of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going tn be a good winter foi^Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out. 55£-3S25?fS?i t Utl .t JltfbCLresal nsrssTM I, rarofaUr to.iw br scsssmivs?—- with fun tipdaaaiio. and Infaenuitoa to m U« lha rwl.r to ua.l,r«*»l U. |«p„rl.nca andUarin* Tbe literary daparttoeat, always af ,ba Mfhaat abwaator. will tad-to lb. tom Harla., farelga aarrnpo.daaca, lalervati.g peraoaal SPECIAL NOTICES oFsUBSCKIITII TO-DAY'S pnAaia - -r 1 GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. W akd.., S.'tii ADVERTISEMENTS. Ealato af Onia C ar*, Mvnibir. FURNITURE ROOMS. alm Maala,. S ALISBUBY 4BH0SSEAU. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, at price. which defy all Competition. PBOSrECTCS BOR 1HTC THE EVENING NEWS. Tbe rtoek i» (’umpire in every depart­ ment Having been bought very low, and he public will find it for their interest to THE GREAT CAUSE ;ytu“2: HUMAN MISERY. UNDERTAKING ECLECTIC BALM Hopkins & Barnes Have on exibition one of the largest Stock °f Fancy Goods ever brought to this City* which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. H'e have, also, a full and complete Stock of brugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries, Toilet Sets. gr., J-c. Give us a call. Hopkins 4 Barnes. Hastings, bee IS. 1STj. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LOOK OUT FOR TERMS REASONABLE. BARGAINS. & A. MH & KeDHi, Grain, Flour, Provisions and CountryProduce, Heal fclwt# Jlitice;. A ad araa,tom< la ■, Kaaaf Saataaai rmy toa> Call aadaaa Ik. ■ ■ aa. John H. Wendell & Co. * . - — MJ. MOMBTV. UM Flour, Qrain, Pork & Seeds. SCRIBHKR'S MONTHLY f«t 1876 54.... 56 For the oiurenienrv of aurb of our patrooa wbo may devire to aubacribr for th.- pBAfBIK FA»Mt» I price. 92.15) in cuanectioa with the BANNER tprirw 91.50) we will .apply the two papers, if ordered at the same time, for 13.15. 'Kfeimic. Wheat a specialty TWO REIARKABLl SEBIaL STORIES Mayhew Business.College J. G.'RUNYAN. HASTINGS 'GABRIEL CONROY, MONEY . "MPtrtrRt uffw fcL.t.aL’^K's make it. .Lta =-.ti-EfcJe 439 D. D. MALLORY & CO. oysT'ers. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. J10.000 GIVEN AWAY BALCH & NOBTON, We will KBd the REPUBLICAN BARNER usual pri« 91.50 ami the LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL uaual price 92.00, pontage prepaid on both papen, for me year, for Th. WEEKLY COURIERJOURNAL b tba great NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It wW. o> December 31M, 1875, distribute impartially 910,000 ia ralaabU ptwsali among ito aaUcribcm. evary aulwcription through w. wifl be entitfod to a ngiatcrod and num bend reoript for thia dirtribution. M ua 93.00 and grt both paper. BILIOUSNESS, I waa brought loa rood •/"dKLICTOUS7 AOuS CURB perparwd by R J. RICH. x«24t3 Law M> it* Baath lam waawar af Bartow A Goodyear# a^ta. aa Jadhw— Htraat, Natarday. Oat. M. UH*, a portal bort aoatala- GBADI ami EKM3, oxwr r.yxttrtfc,, . M'to, Where you wit! Gad all kiuih of FURNITURE I Of every Description which we In Bar­ Billings & Probasco, iLi aaU cheaper than any turaa lartte, MartiS ""sialt ai Ira ry County, for them- mamma: QOLD8I AMERICAN COLLEGES. ““Si REAL ESTATE. T.J. WILDER. We Mil nouc of thia cl.aaieu.wle Furnlturv that h made by machinery. The good* we make la made by hand, and wamntnd. We lawile all patwoua to call and Inapeet our rxxfo, tor they all bearInepeotloa. -No trouble «t all tu �CHEAPEST and BEST PETERSON'S KA&AZfflE! «UTI WfclTEB n» TBE ENTENNIAL HISTORY® the u.$. U sank Iks sabBtrtMlaa svlss. Th st will *• lr ersanstslr taUaU Tit Ceateniial is Pei aii Patil 1 Prescription Free f.wsM t.. abandon ita long, bitter, deqscratc. but unandliog struggle, first u> pre­ vent and afterward to overturn that settle­ ment. ' Thw profusion ia both the’moat humiliating coaftwaion of part fdly ever extorted from a pohtfcal organiaalion and a signal tribute to the inrineibla right-1 cousnres of Republican priuciplre. The aertMatlou that the Republican party reeks to keepalive old iaauoa in order to avoid new uuw ia unwarranted. Our pert, nt leart, hi secure. Able to review the record without remone, we ehaerfully cwamit it to history, and with the courage inspired _ • - _ ___ li. _ .... —_ UuM.rtosteiCiriuk.ftA.' CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Sacramento Ogdeti, Kalt IWe City, Ubeyenue. Denver. Omaha, Lincoln, Council Blnffit, Yankton. Sioux City, Dabaqua, Winona, He Paul, Duluth, Marquette, nooghtou. Hancock, fln-et. Bay. Oshkoah, Fond du Iju-, Merilaun, and Milwaukee. If yon want to g<> to Milwaukee, O-h koab. 81. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fort Garry. Wleoera, Warren. Galena. . Dubuqur.Hloqx City, Yankton, Gain ell Bluflk. Omaha, Lincoln. Denver, Halt FSJ.1!. That the Kc'publii-an party of Massariiusetts will support pu man for official (Kwitiun whose pcrounal character is nothin alwoluta guaranty of fidelity to every pub­ lic trwM, and they invoke the condemnation , ol the ballot-box upon any candidate for ’ office who fails of ibis lent, whatever may j .sd.S^MKl a broomstick, and then they stlek il insid' tbe d<>or or up against sleeken, and for the elevation and purificata n of that service the Republican party t^WMtaMwa and gmt. " she returned '''And Joes that frighten you ?" -aid will continually awl faithfully »trivc. welroining the ro operation of their oppejj •‘No, air, 1 ain't afraid of their trick*; uenta. in whatever quartet it may appear, but when 1 ain't there they conn-, y.m Io the end that every corrupt and unwor । thy <>ffi<eHoldcr. without distinction of ktww, and scare Nathan yon mv 1 party, may be driven from hu place, and 1 '•Who is Nathan?" said the officer ihat iAciid malieasanec may be hunted and puuwhed wherever the pursuit may lead or ibe blow fall. That the Republicans of MaaeachwsHts “And why dun'l he go i.i«t and drive the hoya away?" Mid Him Simmons, .mil Tag at lhe officers innia'enee. Us wouldn't drive away anybody. He's as weak as a kitun." You Can Make $5,000 la M day. Ik A Usierka. MV "TKTKM ISMAFK^HOS^RAULE aU SIM- and Sleeping Combe*. luxuriou«. well lighted and well ventilated Day Cnaches and pleaaant lounging and aunokimr care. The can arc all cuulnpc.i with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent Butfere and Couplings, \Vea>itithoure Safety Air Brake*. and every other appllanee that bn* trecn devised for the safety of fwreengvr train.. All WANTED: R*tss KSk'Si I $510,000. H’JX'V, HEW TORE DHH»TR1AL HMffifflCl SIAJO SASIDt DIVII10H T»e BHUMt-a.H liar Perpetual World’s Fair, For Connell Bluffs. Omaha, aad Cxhforula, Two through trains dally, with Pullman Palace Draniug Boom and *aMUla2saUkb(sMl>.a*l •”'7 nataalsaI Sleepltik Cure through to CuunclI J|luff. .k.« kit larsaitaa; a o«'o r r (.Usery >k :as ' thrwjgh trains i£niy?vi • real Asm st Iks <Ltut II..... 1 s Iks sliy ace Gar- attached on both train.. For Oroen Bay and Lake’Superior. sn-l U-.1U41. Two trains dally, with PiUlwan Pal­ ace Care allaebcvi, and running through to Marauettc, For MilwaukM, Four tluough trains dally. Pullman t ars on night Indus. For Winona an<l ininta In .Mluneoota, llti^ llimH.,1. .I..,.. tfitrniSislxsEbth'' ras.vft, MMHBT $5=$20 8IAMD RAPIDI ANB DETROIT »H. no., wa. Mu ! ATLANTIC' EXiqtF.-'. $100,000 i •r truno.«tn tw M (fan sr'kuaa »•. a-. Fourth Serie Drawing, April 5, 1875. ar MORIENTHAU, (IMHO A CO. llapkla, Cbleagoand Dubuque, via Clin­ ton, Chicago and Freeport. Chlcngo and Marquette. Chicago and flrvwn H|rd'»«LbpV* M,lwBai‘*. <Tllrago' This la the Only Line rannl.lg throe care between Chicago and St. Paul or it'S-ssagStt1#;-vrssrsiWB Chlcajro and Milwaukee. frsksl. oa«. Is rks Ql, st Al Otnaha'eair Shwpere coouect wlib the Overland Hloepera on iho Unf.ni Ji GROCERS financial Atnwra, 23 Park Row. Maw York. Peal Office Drswrr Me »•. FIKE PRINTING Qiiitiple P ctsre Uattiiial. DONE at this OFFICE sf Osuksr. A B. WX. Pacwflo Railroad,'for all jarikta west uf the Missouri River. All Ticket Agents sell tickets by ibis ; ■.l^r-r^, In sa lts ik« em] ro.l. .Ussl>t s«l •• “• rwM> .4 Usrrr. ts Eks st.t. •( HUE . -r.n ks.ss >S4 J^riM H t»|l.,w,. u sit . Tk. iEESt < .'enT I'aMK-n/cr Arteut. £t™ p Kt»X tMidlx n?i'ls21*i'Ki-« : t METROPOLITAN TEA CO. lion and security of ]«reoual rights under ' local self government*. without the rivers. 1 rity of any interference from abroad. Thai the Republicans of llaasacbltsctts welcome all angaries and evidenrew that the centennial uf American independence ■ will Im celebrated by the complete* restora­ tion of fraternity, and they express the opinion that the time has conn- for the removal of all remaining political dimbili- 1 F1B3Y MBBY® PREMIUM BOND ’l.'tSj' ogniiiug no privilege of class, no antagunism between labor and capital, but depq-eating any attempt to arbitrarily fetter 1 either. wbeAiW on the part of employed TOURS HEN; .it employer, will support sneh measures a« •luill devcl.p th.- rowurr-o of labor and uf «-apital alike, stimulating ona and dif I faring the other Into ehitu.eh of common property. »• aha all _ measures that regard | That the reduction uf tin- nation s ex­ I [eudituM during the last focal year by more than S12,<>U0.0tMI following a outslant reduetii.n during the whole period of the present administration. i« a gratifying pn»f of the earnest endeavors of tin- Re­ publican party by economy, frugality and i thleliir in the’public service to lighten the 1 I peblic burden. That the President of the I uited Statro ■ round walked quietly out. It was painhii is entitled to the gratitude of the country j as well aa amusing to ace her. There was m.gie.»..f childishness in her blue eyre, sense with which, in an urgent crisis of af­ no skipping along the sidewalk with faire, he han aromued the great rvaponsithe •xubmnt .let. of youth. If ah<> had Inlilii-s of his office and maintained the aver known a child's life she gave nu evi- national honor and credit. That the Republican party haiU with exceeding joy the many evidences <-T reeuncitiation in spirit and in purp<wc. a« well as of pence in fact, which have taken the place uf distrust and disturbance in tbe restored Statca. and makn. haste to testify ita anxiety to meet reconciliation with Eonfidencv, and every proof of |w with proof of aflectir.i) and rcganl. isiiiKrKut. kxuiDinoN <>i UM) pum rod. E..n .af Plaaaee.-.jTl - <r WV te-4.1. Ml 1 . 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Five yearn before tho Sinus and , GwuA Wretem made their saccemful al , t«Mta to do tbifc the rteam-bir. Kora! , rlrsttbAa.M aa atwwar fee rma. best PRAIBIf XANDS . IOWA AXDjitllKASSA, CHRONIC DISEASE, CBAIPTON'S IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE BEST. Letters from oil )>ortt o] the Civili-ri ’■•'arid. ' Tfcb fwro b srinfssrena fms nt MW watt RIW k li Cr Cniictiu a lor :l Pndie Uiubur, thus making tbe trip in about the aMrtiMU that taken bribe firM Can? .rd bootetoBMUm. -Tbe Royal WiUUm* Ihw .nd fitted at lit. Itay-* FuHtdry. Momred. with r. hall; in their anrmerved aoceptanoe of tho cv>Mdlaiioimi rwults «,f Republican sUUw maoship, and n their naraination to office of men trained in Republican trachingn and rerricr. we protrot that it would be tho height of impudence tn commit all that h» been achieved for the C'niou, for freedom and human right, to tlx keoping of a party which has no heart for the work and han no stake in the glory. That iu nominating the Hon. Alexander H. Hire for tbe Govenow of the Corawmwealth, wc are rotifideut lhatbh ability, hi" character, his experience In public.Sure, his honorable record of puhHu ker- T. PHILLIPS. ttiass-fciEi'taAS itsH^ramMiraniiinm, D^flSSSBftHH^Giii TURKS MILLION ACRKS OP Attents Wantert lu> Nww Itooicl W^lwWa'Lk.l&T LANDS LIF.K|U 1. TERM.'* TO IMPAOVKUN. ftm taiCnfTfe M. mh. M DR. C. A. HMITH’H ® Jhrtfl i-m m flrteyiiainitfPiitui BRICK FOR SALE I The Subscribers will coni­ ' tncncc thr Manufacture of BRXC33L at the earliest possible mtrment. MU ktep cotutantly ADV1CS CIVEN SY MAIL FREE OF CHANCE. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-10-27.pdf a34e5e9777874b5a624b02de52a7375b PDF Text Text Bam**Ceo. M. Dewey, gNTirtt AND PriLURUL VOL. XX. NO. 26* Hastings, IgSIOItL AH) BU3HB cun barry county, Michigan, Wednesday, October 27.1875. Adrertiiiu ipiH ftfijai Have taken the Agency for the Michigan Stove Company, Stove* of Detroit, thdy are entirely new pattern* and firat-cla** in every reRpect. J 10: BARKY COUNTY MICHIGAN STBVE PIH1875 "WB.E SAVAKAHO. whole no. Onuratioerf Hepcrrtaar MtOtaMI *he report was accepted, aad ou motion ef pervieor (tale, the tap art wm adopted, On mntbvn of Hsroerotovr Vijf pnxxtdod lutb* ekauon of Conn ty Drain Oommtaaiiracr. by Wk*, with the serve the public, and well gu to any length*—" “Bui wat did I un’dMand yoo'r goin Mtm ba made tbe wily to redeem them bond, in?" naked Josef _____ , _ the nation T" We hold agin. PIGEON SHOOTING. "Our notes f’ I anawerrd, out of pa- to the afinnative ximply becatac thereby a targe expenditure for interest can thus baaared to the nation. The taring iu round number, would be about *2(|,000,“Certainly ; jiat m our friend* ur Ohio 000 a year. This we regard m auflieient .Mr. Bergh asks ualo print the followargument, and we await the Hfj>»Uuxia't perporo to pay tlie naahnel debt." “And thia gooi on for lime and eter­ oljactiona, which, by tha terms of the lag interesting letter on the practice of challenge, we are to reproduce in full in pigeon shooting, which has been sent to nity T "Certainly, Joaef. A fiuau»hcl inatitoothe gentleman addressed : *hun, eonMrueted ex our* ia, kin go ou The Lansing RtptMicaa promises to from time to eternity, becox it i* conractible,—one .pccire uV paper into anoth­ Open up the currency discussion in iu Tuesday's issue. We shall reprint ita arer, ud another inta one. You »ee— “Yea I *e>. but, cilixcu Baacom, when gumen's and then p oceed to knock them joo her *old all your likkar agin for thia Into amiihcreetM. [D. E News, Oct. H. Er, and you turn around and convert it Wo will first giro you fiitta; sad if you bond*, hey you any aabuortnec that can ‘ knock them into smithereens," th* they!] take llwm bond* in LooiaviUo for argument* based on such tacts will mini bl-? mure likkrf? Did they take the outre ll— ___ l i____ j__ .i_ i__ 1. That the U. 8. Supreme Cour: has ever authorised the imue of legal tender note* in time of peace. A power like tins is not to be awumctl, specially when Judge Bradley, one of tbe jnatioe* form­ ing the nuyonty which legalised the iaauc of such note*, cxpriraaly spoke of it a* “a power not to be rreorted to except uo ex­ traordinary and prrraaing uccaaiona, *nch m war ur other publie exigencies uf great Tbepreple-^xl it to waul, and with a gravity and importanceand aaid. “it glare like so many infooriated liger, they •bould be no lunger continued than all the ria and went fur me. 1 didn't kecr to May to argue finance with cm. The winder . 2- By proving that, even if auch a pow­ wax open, and I apraag-tliro it, and made er be curuiituiiuual, it will be booret in cvmgnra* to break the pledge repeatedly given in ita tawa vinca 1862, that the legal tender, shall not exceed *400,000,000 in amount, which aum wm redared by act of Jan. 14, 1875, to »382,UOT,0<)0. 3. By proving that it is just toward those who hold the irredeemable promiare of tbe government, paid then a» money uuder a pledge (hat no more than *400,0U0,>MXJ are to be issued, now to shove out Jaw W. naugbtalia rewelved Jake r. reratrat !» tMsa tbe world Mita representative, you largely action, for good or evil, of old and young. Whether y ou do thia in tbc intercet of your country « moral and material pevgres* when you sanction and pnxaote by your position, wewllh and active partiripalioo, the nadcM ataugbter and mutilation of in. .------- .------- »—r — mameataoai. I araumc that you will not deny the puaeulate that all living erreturea are endowed with the right to live, *o long M they do Mt, by reaaon of their acta or hurtful prreence, forfeit that right. To do Otherwise would be to qarolion Divine wisdom and authority. Now let uv sup puee a erase It ia that of a bird which hav already been captured by your artifice or skill It is not only hartnlraa. but by i ! ... ! David 0. Uobinson having rcoaiyed a •joriiy of votes of all tire 8uperriacra ret. on motion of Supervisor Dewey, he u declared duly elected a* Chairman for Supervisor Emory moved that the Chairan appoint the meal Standing Commit I. Ry proving that an increraaeofanch irre­ deemable promises will noldeerenaw the value of the whole batch. Givvua owe instance from the history of government rag-mairy iraucs—there are lots ufjlhrn. on record— when “watering tbe rap did not reduce This should be Stove. merely a hunted and diatrnw horo-thacf.— Ex 1* bed nothin to pay him in, be came iu while I wm aalecp and look my coat and bout*, wich he aea I kin hale when 1 give him gwd money for that wich I paid him in. He blrerra 1 licv gut aomc good money about me Mrtnewhere. How I am to giuaway from here the Irani only k.nwv. Has been sold in tins Market for six years and stands at the H EAD for aUeating Stove. It is guaranteed to heat n room with two-thirds .the Ate! of any straight draft Stove. Its conics out thi.« fall with double .doors and other improvements. PICE Aino, Iloiler Plate Stoves, including three new pattern.". Cottage | Stoves various styles. Sheet Iron Stoves with cast linings, atfd in fact the Largest and best aasortinent Of Cooking anil Heating! Stoves ever offered in Hastings. , GREBLE & RUSSELL. five MPOSITION RATED OPPOSITION COURTED i SirBial isi lettaical DENTIST lahilie 'x 'Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices DENTIST Ikliia Sweey’s Hotel, John Stanley. batings, Nov. 10th, 1874. 5. By proving that there is tw raving to the people through the tears which na­ tional banka pay to the general governincut. The i'reai'sy Aeae* ba* declared many time* that from *20,000.000 to *22,<>00,1*00 of interval, paid on the bondanow owned by the banka,can be aired if the bank currency ia retired and gncuback^iaracd in You arc not alone—friends and admirer, of your accuracy of aim are with you, and among them—horribly out of place—fair women are alao area ’ Your servant* place the unrraiatiog animal in a trap, and the life which God gave for the profit and to the general government one per cent on support of our rare awaits it* unrequited | their circulation, equal to fi3,478.637, M it Mood Oct. 1 they pay one-half pf one per cent on their net depoaita. equal to *3,463,260 on June 30; they pay onehalf of one per rent ou their capita) atock A eomwpondcnt at Katamaxoo, .Mich , not ia government bund*, equal to *497,“I am wholly in your power , you will scuds ua tbc following arena at u( an in­ 7)7 on Jane 30. Throe taxro, together not fire!cad that I have ever harmed run cident that occurred’ recently in that with the charge* for examination by gov­ or that there exists any natural and kriti NASBY'S PROPOSITION. ernment ofic-n. aarorting currency, ex male reaton far my drotrtictmml The irvwiage, etc . all amount to about *7,500,- sphere in which I moved waa anigmd to will Redeem hit Currency U00 annually, and moat uf them would be me by tbe same allwtac Being who nude “Interconvertible Bonds." uu«>Dretabk from bank* not under na- you, and ao bountifully endowed you with , tiuual control, bocauae they manipulate wealth, nraawt, and all the material pea t State Izgtalatarea *o mud>. The munici■ snwion* i,f this world. I «m Iratrared . jnl aad local taxro which national banka I| into captivity while seeking to provide |,a_v are alao very heavy, amounting iu thia ■ nourishment for my little family, iww dead city in 1874 to an arcrage of 21 pro cent, i and in tbc State uf Ohio to 2! per cent on , their capital atock. No law* have ever I yMbenndcrired which will draw into the net I felt that ef 1 hrs! to May another of taxation that inriaiUc property, money w<vk in thia infernal cabin I ahood di* at interest, to completely M the national With nulhin but hoe cake to cat,—with banking taw*. When it ta ctaimre) that infrekcul and ooreliable drink*, with no all the interest paid ou bond* owned by Mxity waU-ver, life didn’t sacra to me to the banka ia a loaa, tlicre aliould be credit be wuth bevin. Th .retire I sent a irate E'ren on the other aide for th* taxro paid r three aamc banka under rigid and incraaaut auperrtaias. We believe they pay proe which religion and human policy con­ in the aggregate more than the fi22,IHX),- demn not—lake it, it ia rouro; but offend 0OT which the .Vrora haa aaid they now nM ita author, nor insult tbe cultivated make out of the people. »].irit of your generation, by a deed whieh C. By proving that the government haa yuuro«*h cuuwience, on refiection, will a right tu.takc a man a aecricro or proper­ characterise, but which I refrain from do ty and giro him ita promimory note, with­ tag." Thu*, I say, might the unoffending lit­ out intcruM, without lime of payment fixed, and without. cpMertihility into bet- tle rTcMure addrrro ) uu ; and what answer could you make ? None. akotatolyMM; greenback. Why ahuuJd not tbc govern nor could the combined intcllrel and Irorn the cxprrw* boy. “I kaow about that me nt pay intern* fur it* poalixmed debt ing uf tlic world controvert the argument hone." juM m private men have to Jo? Why of the tiny pleader xwaking your irraafoti“What can he be bought for, do.you take a man'* money and keep it without Ue (at. think Talked the atranger. If you hare favored me with your at­ “That bone ia worth <200. but die man com]<cn*ating him for ita nae any more tention thu* far permit me to claim yimr delighted to roe that there wm a winder than h'u labor, hie iron for gniu, or hia irot b*ck ur where 1 wui to aland, and ‘who own* him will take 1175 for him,'' leather fur inail-hap? During the cloaret imlulgeucc for a moment longer. Batter­ also that it wm open; that tt wm only 3 aaid young Ilirria. ing, perhapi, VO tbe lurmlrorarasa of pinch of the rebeflura the government Tbc two rode along a little farther, frat to the ground, and that the wusda ydid many million* of ita deb<» with five your view* lunching the subject, to whieh only about 80 roarta lotbarror. when the Mrangvr aaid : I hare rentarvd to inrite your rooaidrra“Here i* a 15 bill; bring the man to me, |»-r rent or aix per rent intereat noire, tion, Ilmrn that you have drawn from rt I am, I kin make tatriy gwd time foe compound-intenwt noire, and arven-thirty for I want to buy that animal!" 80 rod*. bond* Why abould it Mop paying tator- Cir abundant resource* the tempting ofThe Mrangcr than parted with hie new I wua respectfully tartled to make my of 110,000 to him who win bin or dis­ acquaintance, telling him, however, where cat in lime of peace, when it b better able able the greatest number of pigeons on a statement. to pay than during war ? certain day. To me then ta UwayTamneEa I rose a moat anxahua adenre per­ he could find him. In a little while, liar7. By proving that the goverMaeut vaded that ametnbtagv- Yoncradtrar ria, the hone which ba and the Mranger thiag indroeribably sorrowful iu the word bev-rd a pin drop ef anybody bed dn.pt ud admired, and the owner thereof, came mvcw money by its reftmal to pay interret “kOf" I lay ctaim to no exception.! deltogether; the jhoree waa purehaaed by the on small debt*. It kla* a rrott deal in fit,SOT man, and lh«i, in a very quiet way, that »ay, bj having to pay higher price, that 1'had never intended that the Cor wm tamed ovrr id young Hard., “to hare fur eren thing, joal** any pnrate tradreand to hold" m hi* own. There wu very man would lore who abould let hi* little nera shore! !<«•<’ a rent by did I now ao intend. I tr­ ie simply to the idee ur October, 12,1875. j pursuant to adjouronxnl. leather. all present, in announced tbc fidlowing thy motion the asKssuu-at roll* of the *ereral township* and tbc city of UaMings were referred to the Cotamiltre on Equalisa­ tion. The ClerkJ* id before the Board a communicratiua from the Auditor Geoend coo- noared in lira HrniW, tlie word “kin" I found wm repotted one hundred timm! I beg that you will not regard nra a* tithet Eaton .ndUury Drain, No. b <lixrca|>eulful or ocaaurtou*, furl mren part located in Barry County, haa hero ueithcr. 1 lelicve that |«triotbta and fiaiahed and roewratad (220 roil). morality require of crcry living < itiaan The Benham Drain, a part of it ha* bee. lowwahip ditched, of thelining*, part that for waathe aatbenefit oK to the no other, in my opinion, han been confided, to *0 great a degree, the dement* of *o do­ ing aw to yowradf. To the famous journal founded by the wisdom and tapcity of your late father, millions of people Look annually fir precept, example and advice ; and when they read in your fair roinruns pair sanction of betting and maUTrarary mutilation and killing of uauffemding ill- AND CASSIMERES prirratc enterprise than they roukl be by Luge g-wUta-t brakcri- « riothrng, this office .tores- Why not tat the curreory be reentated in thia wwy. provided ail in *e& l^By proving that salioara! bank notea I are wcree for practice) UM than green ; UeU. TUy Jo notdiapensa wish grew- DR. of highway, a done. Mr. Basham haa finiabad that part that waa aat of U him ; Mr. Geiger h» partly Rniwhod that part ■ be tawnalup. of Maple Grove and Jtaay ria, to puyfixtlx expuwanaof tbe reettmttiiiiifvrthc Eaton Mid Barry Drain, No. 1, located in the townahip. of M*pl. Grove and Aaayria, Barry Co., and K.tamu. Wuinksdat Moanisa, 1 October 13,1875.) Board convened pursuant to Miourw eot Boll railed. Member, all pre-rat. oard proceeded to bnaincsa Supervisor D.wey moved that the unreal of the proceeding, of Monday and uroday be read, which motion prevailed. Tbc areouwt* of Wm. Tinkler and seven �Graia, Flour, Provision Produce. , Supcrvisir Dram order*, amounting in tbe a«tregate. without interval, to the sum of Ml 75, alao an account of George M. Dewey, amounting te 637 SO, for pttUishtM no- present acroinn. Motion prevailed. On motion Board adjourned until right Sathakat Momixu, ■ 1 Od 16th, 1875. Awnaxoox awio.x I g.ta. Board atei pursuant to adjournment, ril called. Member* all pnwrat. Tbe oommitlc- to whom waa referred M aaaomaent rulb of the several townupe and city of Hasting., for tbc yrax 10 o'dock, a. m. Board convened and called to ovdor by rite Chairman. On motion of Supervisor Emory the Superviaor* of the aevcral townahipa and city of Hastings were authorixed and di­ verted to asavM upon the taxable property both real and pcnoual the several *um* of money required to be raised by certificate of the Township Clerk* and Kceordcz of tbe city of Haatiaga for to«u»hip and rity purpoace, also to ax-ess upon the taxable property of School Dittrul* and School DistricU fractional, such rum* of mo*cy *» are properly cerjfied to *nd re -.uirediby School Dritrirt I'-sard*. ' The account of John Q Crvsay jfor Jail locks ami cxprera on thr same va* presented to the Hoard in Committc^ of Oeteber 19th, 1875. Board met. Roll railed, “uperruoro .Dpraaeot. After tbo reading of the Journal, Board proceeded to buaoeM. On ■ motion of Superviaor Dewey, the Clerk wm allowed an order ef six hundred dollars to apply on islsrv. On motion uf Supervisor Dewey, Board look a recem fur one hour. The hour haring expired ths Board was called to order by the Cliaireian and proceeded with burineM. The Committee on Finance through their Chairman, Supervisor Nicbria, raV mitted the following as their report . Your Committee on Finance would re­ spectfully report that they hare bad the aubjeet under oou.ideralion, and woald re­ port the amount to be raiaed in the rounty Board proceeded Barry, <m motion aaid roll wu re­ mittee on Equali- Tbe accvunte of Joau- Jutdaa and 20 aAthamaeffllOO 15. O» Mrion Of Sapwri'oe Kmray the I'critin* tbe I fori ami Niebuhr each asked and oMained laaveof ahaeace fur the even October IHth, 1875. ) i lluanl convene^ pursuant to adjourn­ ment. Roll flailed. Quorum prractit. After the reading nf the minutiw nf 8|tttrday'a proceeding*, Board proceedodlto 1 Ixtaino a. 1 The Preaecuting Atltonwy e-dled the =«g»,-u3c82.-. t attention of the Board to a forfeited rrenguaance in the case of tbc People v*. Henry Eastman and Thotnas Haye*, aud in which Jum-jL Cole was surety, and de­ sired that the ibanl •Lotild imtnict him Oa motiMi of Sapervixur Stowell, the as to whether be should pnwocuto ami report was accepted collect the bond. . Oa motion of Supervisor Emory the Suprrvinors Perkin* mured that Mr. report wm xlopu-d Jiwph Cole I* ratified to appear before On motion ©^Supervisor Walker, tbe ,u. ti__ i — * . __i. .. :.. . « Clerk wm inateurtad to draw an order to dcMred with reference to tbe matter, Milton Prickett, for- the sum of 65 76, which motion prevailed. the Committee on Claim* having nixie-an Mr. Jum-]*1i Cole wu notified and uperror of that amount iu recommending the |>carcd before the Board and after hearing allowance of account No. 13. being the ac­ the itatciucul of Mr. Cole, on motion of count of aaid Milton Prickett. Supervisor Dewey the tualUr waa bid On motion uf Superviaor Wolf, the re- over for further iuvraligaliou by th/ Pro*, ccuting Attorney until the adjourned •»i frvred tbc Committee cat ap|«>rtionnkcnt ahiu of thia Board. , of taxes. Ou motion of Supervisor Perkins the Superviaor Bailer made a statement to Drain Order* and account of Gen. M. . tbe Board that be had lost a county order, I»ewey fur printing notices fer Drain Com riven him fur bis attendance as a juror at miaaioocr laid on the table Friday evening the November term of the Circuit Court fur further action of the Board, were taken ' fur 1874. Said order waa fra *44 20, from the table. On motion of Superviaor Stowell, the numbered 203 and dated November 30. Supervisor Stowell u»vod that Drain report waa accrpted and adopted. order Nu. ft, given on the Burgher Ditch tin motion the report wu referred to Fund fur the aum of twenty j3'— ’*- the Committee on Apportionment of Taxra 1C. 1873, aad aerepted by The Committee on apportionment of Trcmnirer Juno IF, 1874, toxas submitted |be following report: Nu. 19, given ou the county Your Committee to whom wu referred for the aum of eight and fifty-fit the matter of tbe apportionment to the hundredth dollare, March 11......... different Townships and city of Hasting*, accepted by the County Treasurer March of the State, County, Drain and other 15, 1875. and twenty di re aud righty one Taxes for the year 1875, would respect­ hundredlha dollar* of the account of fully rnbmit ti e folio* Ing aa their report George M. Dewey for printing for Drain Qdnmiaaioocr be paid out of the General Board met. Roll allied. Quorum Continpmt Fund of tho rounty. present. 1 Motion prevailed. On motion of Supervisor Stowell, the Account No. 8ii being the account of three Drain order* and account of George J ante* Clarke fur Juatire Feat, amounting M. Dearer for printing o< thru fur Drain t<422 75 wu taken np. and Sujaervncr Em­ Commiaatoner, prenvuted by Snpetvtwir ory moved that It be allowed at the amount Emory, were taken from the'tablc. elairaod. After consulting about the matter, on Action did mH prevail. motion of Supervisor Wolf tbe orders anti On motion of Supervisor Enin the amount were relaid on the table. Snpcrviwr of the Township of Castle­ On motion of Superrhor Sidnam. the ton wu aujhorimd and directed tn levy a Ux not to cxecol 63 on the N. E. 1-4 of S..E 1-1 of Section 18, of said townshin, • atagnEFtet C ' Supervisor Ainsworth moved to-a'iipi hfilStiSihiSiijS" tbc report of the Committee on Salaries. Supervisor Emory moved to amend the w.'wwintkpwscweekirttMl c moriirti of Supervisor Ainsworth by fixingthe salary of the County Trenailrcr at 61,100, and themlary nf Judge of Pro­ bate at 61,000, which amemlmenl pre­ vailed by yes* and nays m follow* : Yeaa—Supervisors Ainsworth, Armour, Brown, Carpenter. Cole, Dewey, Emory, Hoyt, Sidnam, Walker, Writ and Chair­ man, 12. through ----- ------------ ,— Nays—Supervisors Benham, Hough Brown, niido a verbal report a* fuUow* .­ telin, Nichols, Perkins and Stowd!,5. That like Committee are unable tuaaccrAlaent—Supervisor Bailey, 1. On motion the report waa adopted M lain the price for whieh a wire or iron feme ran be built around Court House amended by yeas anj nay», aa follows : Sijuare in time to report at present aeauon. Yen* Superviaont Ainsworth Armour, Brown Carpenter. Cole, Dewev, Emory,’ but would rrcommctid the building of an • irou Ikoce around Court House Square, o:i___ ri-.ii___ n- ir __ i z— * and that tbe Board at thia Marion make an appropriation of 61.000 fhr that pur­ ’ tMsir. That the Chainnaii of this Board bcappuinted a committee to correspond ( with ftnre builder* and a*rertain what at ■ price on iron fence can K‘ built rronttd Court House ."tenure, and report at adjournsd ' meeting of this Board. On motion of Supervisor Wolf the ra’ port was accepted. CK.rl™ ||. lU.f.U.-.rf.SW 1 Supervisor Sidnam moved to amend the red dollar*, In apply on hie aariry an Proa-, rrpirt by .pprnprtrting f50O inrtwd of John H. Wendell & Co, are. baa been placed in numinatioa by the Republican* of hie <v<unty for lUpcvwenU- Flour.Grain, Pork ;. Se«d,. 54<»M —tth, .ria. public servant, we hare no limitation in aayiog tlial hi* election as a member of the Legislature will price in that poaition a man of sterling inte-r-ri:y, darided ability ~^hoxt a spec alty. r aaaffcl" ‘ Mayhew Busine<-r Heg there i* not. of hi* election by a handsome majority. And if elect'd, we bare no doubt, that hie influence in behalf of all the higher and nobler purposes of the State, will be very decided, among tbe ! atrong taca who wiU be bit rollrtgnta oti. i Supervisor Sidnam moved that the Board adjourd until right o'clock to-mor­ WWM row morning. Morion prevailed by gwaa and naya a* Inasmuch m the government received follow*: , ' ' ’ ' YeM—Supervisor* from the bond holder "duhi.nrot money" Brown. Cole. Emor fur the 5 20 hoods, wiU Ube honest to Stowell, Walker and Naya—Superviaorv.-------------,---------- Carpenter, Dewey, Hought ilia, Hoyt, Nicbri* and Chairman, R. Wm. It. Poww, Clerk. Bavxct. am! oblige “StODK I ration ef the City of Hasting* for tbe fn। vitation extended to n» to visit tbe I Liv I ting* Union School Baild-ng. • hi motion of Supervisor Frrkin* Bran I adjourned until Monday. October 18th,«t bera all pewent hnaiams There being rwU o< the fowl of Superviaor lunioft lifctr ths towwihipn of Barry, Ilflpw-Irriug, 1 Orangeville. Prairieville, Holland, Tb»». Next, i’ ocinot be exportod fur nobody ' •PP* aad Yankao Spring*, and Aja I will take it abroad. We the* maku sure known as district No. 2. According td of having it ail Io ouraJ.vcs ; and it time this diririoo district No. 1 will have a Hubbard. Esq., late of Yankee Springs, in anawera Mr. Carer* demand fur a “ nmi- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. D. D. MALLOR OYffiy BALCH & HORi'OB ±c-gsrss«: jfeyri Hasw^ la tl»e alia*, ta*1Av MoCmi' te BrtAas k Xmu*. ■ . -.7. W. GRAB CHIBSEN EixPiffl, ftarner R'rocffiridgc d ., -y Billings & Probasco, WkumudIt Miiaaiaa | October 20tb, 1875. J Board Ckrtirened p.irauant to adjourn­ ment Roll soiled. Supervisor* all present. Journal read aad approved. Board proceedol io bnrioria. On morion of Supervisor Stowell ac­ count No. 93 Was taken from the UbkSuperriaor Stovall moved that account No. 93 bo allowed at *25, that bring tbe amount cl*'”'■“1 '* ■ Crie mured to amend the I Supervl ipervrior Stowell by laying 3 oa tbe table until adjourn Martie, Martleixal Slait isi Im We answer that the Sspremr Court de­ clare!, that a. a military neenmicy in time of war the brae uf the greenback* wm ronrtitntiavul, aud hence, an long m that neeority cxiatcd, tkry vnr ■ honest mon­ ey. ' CotM«|nrol1y, wc bold, that ao far as greenback* were paid for 5 20 bonds, they were paid for la Auwsratosey. That, FINE PICTURES At Granger Prices. Motion did not prevail by yean ant ira m fbHowi: ’Yeae—Soperrbonr Carpenter. Cole, Emonr. Hoyt,- Perkins. FWnam. Walker I the ulvatam of the goversmeat, according and Wolf, 8. Nays—Superviwira Ainsworth, Aramir. tn tile interpretation of the constitution Bailer, Benham. Brows, Dcwev, Hough by the Supreme Court, which ia tbe ntalm.'Niehdn, Stowell and Chairman, la. *•!«*. i/. i'Z - Tin- motion of Supervisor Stowell po2. We answer, it fe boocat trfkf vbf railed by arts and nap u follow*. Yen®—Supervisor* Ainsworth. Armour, debt, just aa we agreed, and that a* a na­ Benham, Brown, Cole. Dewey, Iloughla tion we did agrife to pay the 5.20 bonds, lin, Nicbola, Stowell and Chairman, D). principal and interest in grid. This 0. T. Nap—Sapewiaon BaileyCarpenter. Emory, Hop. Perkins, Sidnam. Walker know«. and henee we pnimuie be docx not I differ from us aa u> the obligation of the and Wolf, 8. Supervisor Perkin* moved that the Board government to pay iImw bund* in grid and apprnpratei one hundred to paid for the silver, the only "‘bomwt money,” aud thpa. publication of it* proaneiliag*, and that to p.y Ihem ^wwia wosld Jj'jg •uch amount bo divided equally between the RircuLiCA.r Baaaut, //■»« J-.ur•ai, Harry County JirpuUiom, and ,Vu*Arillt A’nc*. Motion prevailed. . I Pay Hull of Board of Sapervisoni Jbr their October saaion. A. D . 1875. J WING GALLERY JOHN STANLEY L Canned Fruits and Fish. enting Attorney fur 1875, 65,847 M There bring no farther liuainow l>clbre w Board, on motion of Supervisor KW•• Monday, January Wm. II. Pownta, Clerk. giterti Oysters afeSrs ifEdJSX *1,000 at recomt. Staled by tbe Commit­ On motion ofSupaniaDr Brown, Board ' tee which amendment prevail*! by yeas adjourned until cm o'clock, r. M. 1 and nap a* follows: Wm. H. Priwraa, Clerk, Yeas—Supet risora Ainsworth, Armour, Bailey, Benham, Caroeater, Cole. Dewey, Emory, Hoyt NicbZ, Sidnam. Stowrii. Walker, Wolf and Chairman. 15. Nays—Sujkcrvisoni Brown, HoughutEn ESTATE. T. J. WILDER On motion of Superviaor Dewey, the report w» adopted atnendi-d. On motion the report was referred to Finance Committee. The accutrut of A. J. Rum and two I daily UNDERTAKING in the bunI near, can truly any that they oau do better work, and gtre better aatbficttoD than any other fire in this aratton. W. II. Ptebbin-, li.r^fenlor member, with th® experience of a life­ time, will nlwaya give hit jieraoual at­ tention to thh p*it of their rxlenrire bare borrowed tirnnev, tbe rtoekbolder of the their profllii No. 42 and 04 of preweet aomion »at taken from the fife* and referred back to thr Cummittes on CUiws. On motion of Sunerviacw Crie the Snt-erviaora rf the townships of Assyria, ilMtimrt. ..-I -Maple GTre were stttbiri.. ed and directed to amevn upon the several daweripriona, in Lzrir to rnshipa ths amounts reported by the Drain (Wmi* rinwer a. n drain tax also the osiouetso refamed by Mid Drain Cunntri- ' Tl*e Kfeettfc Balo- will be u-ed only who., derired. STEBBINS BROS. HaatlBga, July asth. 187S. x«l«' FARM FOR SALE �T|«K'I $10,000 GIVEN AWAY The people of Barry County to under­ TKRtE rolTlOK,, Vdlj, Seii-Westtj ui Daily. stand that by a mistake in an. order, they have sent ns 40 dozen . ILiAMIF’Sw but Will Hams, says he can'sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. LEADIIG REPUBLICAN PAPER Well they sent us a doublerder of • BANNKB M0*j price |1.50 (ad the LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL uaoal price 12.00, poategt bulb paptnt, fur one year, for The WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL ia the great NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It will, on December 31M. 1876, diMribnto impartially <10,000 CROCKERY and every aalaeription aent through ui will be entitled to a regialered and nunhcrod receipt fur thia rfiatribnlion. Send im <&00 and pvt both paper*. ttfo, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out. Si5^9E5wJ , r//X A oTfovi TUBAL II Naw ia jual the time to give your I and cuttle nna ofS. J. lUctl'a I MBRO CONDITION POWDERS. NX PICTURES 1 PICTURES ’ I am now *11 alone ia the Photograph and get a nepOive taken. The rapcriorily of my work in th* past ia a auficicnt guarantee of firat-e iwnrk in the future. Room* in Washington Block, L GROCERIES ' We have a double Stock as any one coming in the, Store can see and they’will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. IBS FURNITURE ROOMS. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SPECIAL NOTICES. iR-OCEAN, at price* which defy all Competition. THE EVENING NEWS. Th* Mock it Complete in every depart­ ment Hiving been bought very lew, and lie publie will find it fur their interval to UNDERTAKING ECLECTIC BALM (Introduced by ua.) The experience of thirty year* by thr Senior member of thi* firm’ *• an , Cofertaker, girea him great advantage* in dorug in a proper and prompt maimer, the deli­ cate duttr* m|ttiml. - Rr^Ule*. Hopkins & Barnes Have on exibition one of the largest Stoekof Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash, lie have, also, a full anti complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. 8c.., 8c. Give us a call. ■ Hopkins A Buses. Hastings, Dec 15. 187'4. Give dor lived to thia, but for the proof Salisbury &, Brosseau. Baating*. April IP. 1878. Myl LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT CAUSE ' HUMAN 'MISERY, TERMS REASONABLE. BARGAINS, Tb* J.w.lr, Corw.rl, oned br B. l*n,A. m4 ba*. >■ *44M Ura.tr te ft. *«w H.r.rol la 1 Clark*. W.tr*. ewrlry, at u> NOTICE! •nf. •• ultra wk.l k JEFFERSON SRERf. SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY fir 1876 Wagons and Buggies . -- r.-.—.......... LD, M**lb»r, M £• Meter MwtM.'that* wU?J? “ “*”****“ *W TYD EUAEIABLI SERIAL STORIES “GABRIEL CONROY.’ G. BUNYAN. HASTINGS Th. mm* *f thto aterv h Mila lb* S*atbw«Mtk..Urtem IIrU |* > Mila* ,lWi n* ««» Util R»ticej. W. H. H. Broth, th* iktiior mculie. of tbe firm nf Broth, HaiWmry A Cor hro rvtirod from brndnau iu thi* cUr, »nd i* now traveling -for th* Grand Rapid* Burial Cm* Co. Bm many friend* wish him mere*. QcDtv—Who will do the undertaking? Wby-Htebbin* Brother, ofcoara*. Hau i ujor, Far restoring to Gray Hair iu nitund Vitality and Color. Keep It. Whore you wul Gad all kind* of FURNITURE! **=*•« ■* -unite lb* principle «f JaMlro nbUh Ls< *0 K»n»ro«udj <-miroI la-1 the aciiea •t lb» > rrrant Bj.nl will aaaura a fclr roa»at tbrir bead* *1 th* »Uj.ar**d Mt- ■(« Il X«w ' lint Um*, la a ■***.<* **■**!« «mt baUw? r-uub.1,1. hy law. lb* MM a* aay <**» com •' ao^ull aad Latutj. Thia la a wia. doeiwIm. aad a aimikr oa* ia date Mala w*uH be STEBBINS BRO’S Of every Description which we can aeU ebeapet than any hoc* In Bar­ ry Uoaoty, for throe- rvtwon.*: the PBAKIC FaNUK* (price. <2.15) ia waltf/werth IW.»i»« '<«. Th. e~y connection with tbe BANNER (price by MiM W> Taby. -Rew to Mak. Item. <l.W)Wc Will Ktpply the two paper., if .b.«tel much Ibteeght, »«« wblrb ordered at the aame lime, for <3-15. MMrt.rtbaaebMl wm rrod by lb# Brorro Mr. Blgr. «»»*•« <“•hr tap.rlalcad.at, aa.l..ed by Mr*. M*rrt- EsSSGZKdsAr- ~'t The Editorial Department;.. SgguSSStSS tCH’S. •troyed, or the gland* Mrtphied and decayed; but well iu remain c=n »>e aavad by Ihla application, aad «iimulaied into activity, ao that •» new growth of hair >• peudorod. Instead of fouling the hair with n-paaTy aedk. ■•nt, it will k*ep it cleau and virunxi*. Ita oceaaional aaa will piwrwnt th* hair MONET _2ta ntfw MAKE IT.Sjgj L-rasjra-aS �CHEAPEST and BEST OAD PETmONWGAZffl! . TIME TABLE- Aunnramni TaJdfag Effect Anff. 29th 1875. ENTENNIAL raWT nxx terwux MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. BISTORT«’« U.S. iffiSE’ift'sSiKIcSlS UhratratM tbe aut______ ,___________ buaiMra man of fair iatcUcctual gifts, and point, the moral of my fure-puig acem-iu mt th. nluo df thne. Mr. WflHam Hegw Prescription Free 1 mtn, born in 1816.. wm educated a drug­ Iks AretrooW••*»! IrnMn Ma rerabml raimraw the taking rf.VwkAurg. gist, *nd when he diml was hradof th? the lb> y*s* sa4 n.H4ls*xv<. N«• »•«.re* Thr majority b nmall, but it is enough". widely-known firm of Hegemon A Co.. uEuHSSSTh? Utile was fought on the square isrne of hoeraly Vs dWmnraty, nd the t»M of Ohio settle* tbe question. Tbe rag-tnoney manafisrfwrer* are pushed to the wall, the Iw wsrth <h.»akreK»l.«n |.rk». Th«r will he »pWssdsUtr uW Tke CeatEuial ii Pa ai Pencil! MAMMOTB COLORED i’ATUlOH l>»l.Z*Wre&££*!?£*■ with repudiatioa taking ia it. shadow, fr deed, and baairara mon breathe more e^y. AU honor lo tbc breed men of Ohio. AR honor to tlw nobl. Repnbli can* of that noble Suit, who placed tlietnmIvm betwran their couhtry and ruin, and foogU ao Wdl the bottle up» the result of which the basinrev of the conntry dc- e.tl Democrats WOT quite a well pleased a* ibeBcpablicaiu.in fwt.eniou^iw husinra* me®, there wra no divenity of raotiment. All were gi»d that the rag'baby hid 'ulied a bornin," and that it got iu quietus bo- rare, bat be abo gaia*d great proBchaey in the art. of painting and muue, so that he would have been noticeable in the prautke of either art had be not poamed mi many other riaiin* to iptrilactual and social dirtinrtioa that there merely stood fur sccomplkhtucot. in hi. well-rounded charac­ ter. Now this gentleman ww. day by day, an active burieera man, giving the u«ual time and rare and thought to tbe conduct of a large and prwqsweu* bu»ines*. Yet, in there hoar* usually regard ud B« sacred to rest *i»d recreetioe, he had. by wise husbandry of (parebouts, gather'1 cd ftults in the garden of knowledge You Can Make $5,000 whjch are'usually th* reault of the araidti|b Miays in A 1 Stocki. ou* labors of a Hfttlme. Verity, the hours MT «T8T«M IS BAg^HOXORABLB »d HIMraegoUea. wm I the tumble, obedient servant of the wont tern, qr wratara points, this great Hue I* the one yqu should lake. The track UofttwlHat *Uel rail, aqd nil ttr gppointmenta are Orat-ela** In every n>apeet. " Hs train* are made up of elegant ■•Yu.1’0’!”**0,. **■!" Drawing Room and Sleeping (W>e*. luxurious, well llgh|ed and well yc>>i>l*trd Day Coaches and pleaaant lounging and nmoklaa rare. The care are all equlppci! with tbe calehiated Miller Safety Platform, and patent Butter, and Couplings, Wra'lurbouar Safety Air Brakes, and every Other appliance that ba. been devised for tbe eafoty of passenger train*. All train* are ruu by telegraph. In a word, thia GREAT LINE ba* tbe t<cat .nJ ■moutbort track, red the must elegant and comfortable equipment of any roid In th* $Vrat, and ha* tro**competitor in go & North-Weatcrtt ' Railway leave CHICAGO aa follows; For Council Bluffs. Omaha, and Califor­ nia, Two through train* dally, with 1'ullman Palace Drawing Room and HloeplngCara through HGjancll BlufT. Tot 8t. Paul and Miueapolu. Two th roarb traina dally, with Pullman Palsee Uar> attached on both train*. Per Ormb Bay and Lak* Superior. Two trains dally, with Pullman Pal­ ace Cant attaebrti, and running through to .Marauctte. For Milwaukee, Four through train* dally. Pullipau <>r* on night 'rain*. For Winona And poiritadn Minnesota. One Ihroagh train daily. For Dubujno, via ('’rveporl. Two through" trains dally , with Pullman Canon n(gl4 Unln. For Dubuque and La Crosse, via Clinton, Two through, train* dally, with Pullman < anon ulrht train. For Sioux City and ' anktoo. T«ro| Uujcwm t* «»r wk* ‘'j*”",1 ft rssn II kw HUreU <sr(k< itusuAl.o rlura ."ts**r*r>*. <a*tt*ek*d to < sortr.errwIsXsi 4«i«a>niils*. >«•! <ll>w tratlewty taf th* inns *a4 *<1 •.“‘.•''“•""—'ii.srife,. VkUnrt >U««l ‘ b.i.J U*»iuj*. Cet.Hr ph. J, Cole & Son. ' asMif Pullmnu Putlafe. Cun. Three celebrated cars arc nin an all 1 ■n^lralrou',iAll,(isriIIUO" ,h,‘ rna'1’ pi. iMivsTiiiAi Kxiimnws ■■AND IAPIIS DIVISION. NEI TORE INDD3TF1AL EIWIOR CO. Tbe ReltabiTshort Line Perpetual’World’s Fair, HAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT r’it ’a J^is'iIiV’khlre eeilUr »"-l MaSu.Ua IVEXPKES.I rVYS' 3100,000 1 IH.ftiF ~ ft.non. w ISAOU A.. 1'. S«rie Drawing, April 5. 1875. i*iM>>*k> i)iw« Tk~ M«*dw. ..Hr B..CT feat-id M’rt'iMi* la I Iran Ml. I***M tsntr «T Barer. U« sb.** .rire.ras ISst U.M SMsras th* b.*> *T Sis* AAA.re.S- Itos*. tall l*treatsLlrel. MORIENTHAU, MONO & CO FlXtXCUl, AOKXTW. 23 Park Row, Mew York I CbltMgo and Omaha, Chicago Cedar Rapid.. Chlcogoand Dubuque, Via Clin* ton. Chicago and Freeport. Chicago red Marquette. Chicago and Groen Dry. Chicago aud Milwaukee, Ctileago PEtjwsmau IspcssiMe Uaier ftis Pia Applications for Ageaetss Received. and St. Paul. TLb I* tbe Only Line runnldg three cars b*t wceu Chicago and Ft, Paul ot Chicago red Milwaukee. At Omaha our Sleepet* connect with . tbe Overland Sleepera on the Cnlian I1 h** 1 Pacaflo Railroad, for all points »wi at the Mlraourl Hirer, ■ । All Ticket Agent* m-U tlcketa by thb.. route. ' I MARVIN HIGH ITT. W. H. truxm Gen'l ream (:<fn'| Pararnrer Agent. 4Hf ■QiimiptePttBre Menial. »*3Trerli 'r’1 wa,. ttas>a>**4 FIHE PRINTING I SI RS £."| Eft. J DONE at this OFFICE METROPOLITAH TEA CO. Cfcr-fer Sit. tl lit Ur id litiit lilt ia no derogation from the wealth of the mountain region. to make thia 'assertion, fur there are compensation in all thing*. The conntry went uf Ncbraaka ha* coal and iron, and gold and tilrer, and Ncbra»' fertility, and iu genial elimate. mountain* must hr ________ ___ _.. ctdtnre of Nebraska will (apply them with supporter*. In brief, aad to pul tt in the food. In tbe near faturv. therefore, the abortcat poraible way, the chief sopjsirt fanner* uf Nebroka will bare a matrnifiof Tammany, ia the ranimilb. the thieve*, and thoac whi> mak. money out of the thierra; and ra Hackett WM in tbelr Way, Hackett taut be riaugh tend. He waa slaughtered. John K«Dy, in the Detnocmic Cooveotion, rune aad iu. be draired to bo nominated, -nd his dictum wraaAmed by tbc coevcnuon Ihmade the rararaatinne, and New York know. w^u^wksssIk±' $510,000. 1SIAL.1 jpta.sns’— GROCERS. party, a* Mr. Kelly ha* furnished by thia action. Hackett ta tbc apraial drrad of the thieve*—Hackett, therefore, ntuat I. pot out of office. Hackett in an Bpright judge—Tammany will none of htm — Hackett hang* ntnrdcrvrk—Tammany —. aran kt. will .k.r I... ' F.ru-wa >huigM.ro ut mhU u kwmAUo Itt rn*sa> ...rets* din* T >««. in th* vre* SEtsfi- have bran tried by law, and mH by the tmrreailien of the HemoeraUc party. Conanqwenily, he has hung a scorn of them, and has arat hundred* and hundred* to Sing Sing So ably, honestly aud impar­ tuUy tially baa he diachargrd the duisaa of hi* offira, that he luui earned the undying hatred of every thief, and the cquslly unooultnue* f.ily g»«d. Since the Ohio elec­ dylfcg gratitude uf erery reputable man in tion there ha* been a perceptible improve­ ment. for th. reason that confidence in the stability of thing* ha* been restored Men know now where they are and what they hare to expect. If Pennsylvania and nppointmenU of clerk* and other official* ManaachuMtU do aa well, there will be a were diatributed among the ward*, and greater and more marked improvement. Judge Hackett waa notified that he waa I It ia raining very hard at this writing, expected to remove hi* anbordinata* and and tbe city U aa di.agm-ahle aa possible. appoint thana (elected by Tammany. He refnaad. He wrote a letter to llwae mak­ ing thia uuolent demand that it was ab«oiatcly Dnnnary to the proper admin'utrauoo'of the law that the court* rbtrald be kept free fnan political influence; that hi* derka. rtc., were good, reliable, wdl-quali fied men. and he should retain them — Thia action, coupled - - yean ago, wh.-n Back TKA1X8 OOIXG SOUTH CHAitLES J. PmTRSON Bnrei****.mH enfftt NowU Pra^Tvanu Rdfcw (uh. aS tbe qarariue a* Io which party will riot th* next Premdcal. and the prioqpl** that 1 ia not only entertaining, hot instructive. John Kelly, a brawling, pot-home, corner groocry politician, uccupire a piece lately MM Vy Twrad as the brad rf Ihawmsy. and whoever ia the hand of TanrMany con­ trol. tbe Democracy ol tbc city. The brat judge ’the city has ever hail i> Recorder Hackett, who for ten yean ha. ia Mf3.ll CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. um’fusftn sinew TIME TA J EE Ho 6. r«dffr.“ji8. Lawson’s Curative Rheumatijm, Neuralgfe, Sciatica, WATER UME 4HAIE Shingles. Lath, &c. baportant Musical Notice!' ONLY ALL FOR 1.50. 45 D0LLAKS ’ rl, tv - ■. Visitor. h^JSffiMttSSU^kgSs I .r <»<MT* Stale.) r«<.,*z«d. •luti SasaU ratv5 Musical « Church „ For Wh at? REMOVAL. j. jay watkon a co. r.«*»c*<f«llr Isfcra <k«r**trsa< aat tk* s«UI* t!,ol';BX.'SauImMra tre !Utn « THOMA* HUSTtll, Teas! Teas! The New Improved Back-Feed ‘ - ----- r FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. whi.h I Osaaritia IISCST IXW1XO MACtllNK* |* that tbe roil of Nebraska i. a bank will honor every draft of the intelligent aad indnrttiuu* fanner. A. proved by «"uf‘bTcZoisT".raw the daplayr at three fhira. the production* 5: of Nebraska are marvelous. The small K gtaiaa are of Am qaality; but it i* the •aaasr Ik.l sir slksr mwkl». 1. Ui .r a«l>. wu, thcRsUsand tho vegetall«», yhich are moot pinking. (Jbrnranlk* are exhib­ ited HI feet high, and with from two to five full developed earn >iu <xm sulk, and LEJOGik, r»»6a,S' 12i LOlUlCi 1K’ E.^H.T.Af<Tlio|<Y^Co. -- 601 Broadway, Mew York. ®efis,vac UtsOsre. 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M fei/ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-11-03.pdf 1bfad381b4db7230f783d0031bf5a3f7 PDF Text Text VOLt HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1875’, •jinsoilii BDMrauBj . .f. .. ' CcrUiaiyTSr," mid John • 'Abril I p> out and get the article myself?" “Why, thi fact to, John,” said the mer­ chant, eojoying hto Joke more and more, “fc’a only one article—a nther bulky one. It was bargained for long ago I think you will hare to go with it, John." “Dowa to the aca*hore!" said John, getting a little hot and fluriered. “Is It n rery valuable pared, dr ?" “Well, |>crhap* ynur natural wndcsty may depreciate Ito worth, John. Mrs. Stcde and I think a good deal of it, and Laura, too—I'm sure she does. The eomtnodity to yourself, John. Mr*. Steele wants you to go down and take a little boUda/there.' When th* sams of iyoura waa mentioned. _ «BTK30A tIU.JD GREBLE & RUSSELL, •S21 ‘.Vilf.TWKtS;: & Haya taken the Agency for the Michigan Stove Company, Stovcx of Detroit, they are entirely new patterns and (irst-elass in every respect. ’ Thi, Stove bu low broad IwwHh. VERY DEFil’ a-b pit. and tO n 0>®tc for Broiling over, directly under* the dnrtY which when open euuneit the coals to keep -fb |a.*« tin lined doors which clone with u trirh 1‘nrceTiun Knob*. The Reservoir is so arranged it.fan ita.takon-ouU at will, has Mien or close front doors and its general appearance is bold and attractive. THE CENTENNIAL FOR 13T6. "A very na.ty »cu." mid Mr. Stevie. John muffed it In, hit ey<a dilating, hi* broad tliouldcra expanding, bi- licad high in the sea»<-.»otc-i air. . A tramp on the haul, wet »jnd, and like a metinr a Ung black homo *h<>t by, disappearing In the mist, leaving fur John But John am •til) surrounded by the | the memory of a charming head cruanrd with blonde, curling hair, two kind eye pretty and sympathetie women. who had i cruelly dowrted the tdno-hioodrd doeend ant of the old Dutch governor, lying in his tost graecful and languid of altitude* ' on a ni-iglilhiring lounge!-—the dreccndant. ' not the governor—and had flocked one ' ‘Ma, • jlfA ibeei) bold in tbi? Market for six ream mid stmiu H F1A F> for n Heating Stove. 11 is guaranteed to heat with two-Aurd.* the fiu*| nt any straight draft Stove. I out this full with donlje door* and other improvements. plump preUy wife were alone together in of their lime at the i tbeir prirata parlor. Her dimpled hand ao nrermary and an r Uy lovingly tn hi*, bar shapely head, j John waa aliuovt 1 fnah from the hand*of tbeeoiffrur. rretrd Urea: but when bi* mktoaaly <m bi. .boulder. , L. ' ' Suddenly the door opened, and there ’ hi* ureal wx* heard the ruiitle of silken drapery. " A .till shapelier little bead, and fresher from the hand, of the coiffeur, all snru tripled hr the audacious touch of-a mor­ tal, p:epM in at at the door. Laura wa* pale; her little white hand* were eUapwl lopd*.bcr ; her niu.ieal voice tmnldcd. "Oh pop, mamma, come dimlly! Mr Alro. Boiler Bin’" S Stove* v.tric»u« style?, f-tt-i the Largent and Stove. a*v«rjbffervd in ■S'TOSAr.S! ln»«l I. Lim. Wire »’■ MFOSITION HATED I A STORY SUCCESSFULLY TOLD. OPPOSITION COURTED Sinical anil Kstliaisl Teas. Coffees and Spices showing itaelf, for the young man to a* pale m a «]wxtre ; and dramed in that white duck, with his sunken etva and billious skin, i* enough tu frighten one. I have grown to bate him, while Laura i* grow ing to do ignite the remtrurr, Tm afraid. AU the evening be leans 'uphgaiuM the wall, netyr dancing, or opening hi* mouth DENTIST ' - tings, Nov. 10th, 1874. rt.-.Uy. j !, •null an NIMI r^T3 BEST lAIBIgJLANDS ANDNCMAMA, Gtri imriur >1 receive di.-dcl fro® New I ork • very Urge nnd dWMpUU* Slock of Imported and Domestic only to with the father—Florence, a beautifu) bright, aoconpltobcd, good gid at acrentocn, Bbe love* Theodore in an idolatreu. fashion, and while ahe tore* her mother no Iw, she *tay* by ber lather, that hi* home may not be entirely derolate. Mr*. Tilton is with her mWto. Mra. Morse. The Plymouth people made up the magulflc.nl sum of 11 OU for her, ally breeeehing him-fur attention. In the daytime ba to always with a long black burse, that euvem more ground with it* leg* when it to putug than any animal 1 ever now. WbcW Laura fucn cut Io drive bobind it, and vaaiahm u>t of stoht with the b.my creature. I tremble to think bow dreadful U would b« if our <toar little giri would ever port and pared of thi* wretched nuu aJ hto wicked beast. Sol think John bad better come down at once; Iqnite long toaoeEakaadaome fare qnd bctorhtobmmat voice, and 1 think it to alxrnt tuna John should tdl hto Httto Mtwy to Laura, and haxa ihiap aotttod comfort- form. He to haring wuqderfttl saceore all orcr t|>e country. He to probably the bag |4atforar orator in the country, and then who is there whn doe* not want to ere the man who tackled the great pulpit Hxiqargai Th; eurbuityof th; public, and Theodore's talent, will giro him all the rntney he want*. Then- arc runt<T> afovot that ncgotiatkice arc in for a rvcnnrilcti<"U luswrep him and hi* wife, and I am Indiaed to Iwliere there to foun­ dation for it. Tilton always loved hi* 1 wife, and I know he beiievm het more ainned against than alnningItocchcr never drew bigger audiences 11 than nnw, and *< cm* never to have had an finuaMdHpott htopsopto. quoutly, thare cwbe BOdiahusraty ia rhe X The naiional grarabacks an not >M M an invretmani, lik* bond*. Ho one axped* to bold them for aay time. They arc received one mlnntojuri mid out the next, and we cannot **< tfi*. the party The Wednesday morning paper* report­ ed six failure*, five of theta rather large ones. and every day tuner the list to grow­ ing. Thia year , will go into h istory a* * 4. We cannot are how an iucTMoe io the volume of greeuboaka can Itrrreti their value, if, at the name time, a corers' ponding volume of other paper morem be retired. Sevan hundred and fifty trillion', of paper money will stand at just sneb a value as compared with gold, ah other eir curustancee being equal, v/bcth«r the whole out exception, been bankrupt fur from three to fire year*. So long a. the limre rfrre fiu»h, and credit eaaily obtained, they oiuld *wim in the current, but the moment the pr.-*«nre caipc. and bank* liegan to ' lighten up a trifle, down they went. Be-1 aides, thi* ia a good time u> foil. The ruin­ ! cl man who might fcpuww* along for a, (yr*r cr two more, prefer* to fail now.. when he ha* a good exeuae f >r it, and ' when he doe* not bare to go for for u I , mxou. The Chicap. fire and lb- failure nf Jay Cooke, were two aplendid oppor| tunitira for ahaky hou*ea to get out cncdi-1 They denounce the appoinlmcala* one en­ 500,000. tirely unfit lo In* nude, intimating, if they do not aaaen, that the new Secretary to a Hatherer, a ninny, and a drunkard. Pu»ribly the gentlemen who are duch/rging thaw lit do ink-aauirta at Chandler know him and |«wbly they do not. Ido, and I predict that be will make the best ofirer that denatUMM ha* had since Ctox toft it. He was' for rears the moat prominent btuinres man in the Wret, sod handled great­ er inteawsta than Bay other. He waa a me, mamma ’ Oh. du, 1 beg of you! Can't she |>apa ?" Her blue eye* filled with lean.: her lit­ tle feet reemed |«nting to fiy through the corridor. “Certainly not," said Mr. Steele. Lh V- :__ 1.1. ...___ ................ Became be waa imbecile enough to risk hi* Kfe. that i« iar> reason f.vr y«mr being the talk of the hotel." Laura rained her head proudly. • “No danger of that, papa; and.braide*, *• M a esutleaasw, ud M’D •K Vote IB the »!rt. If you toe Jomw know what Smith women would In a bail-drca*. She won't a bit afraid of rain or mud. She wm • little too rocklow, for getting uborv to »oo one of the Institution. for vagabond boy*, her foot dipped off th* plank, and die «ft»- "You are very kind, air," be said, “and rifpjad into his own; badmehed It and lira. Stade, to always more like an angel went on again. . ■' than a worn: n.” “One miunte T saw her as neat and trim /-Axthta solid and plump for that," in- a figure a. ever rfrared a water-proof and tdlposed Mr. Htrek, bat liking the phrw •hovd hat. the next she wm gone.” nevertheless. . . "Gone!" cried lunra. “Gone where ?" "But it to simple arnducs*,'' puraned ‘Into (he water, shthl; igto the hoggry John, “to dream of further Uppim*. green ware* that ror-god np la lake l.er than I enjoy now—your affection and that away from the fuodost heart in tba amof your wife, my position here ;. I don't vena;; and if it hadn't been for one nf dare—I esn't hope for anything more. ’ Ihav venr vagabond bop, who had been Oh, Mr. Stceie I an t tell her my story, lurking there foe a chance to recapo from •ir. She would shrink from mo with hor­ the island, you'd hare Jost u* both, uty ror asd aversion, she to ao young, ao bran- dear, foy 1 tqadc an agv«|«od plgRga after tiful. Ixt me at ica*t enjoy the prarcut." her, though I'm aahamed to ray I cudd'nt "And in the meantime some esdevemus, ■witu a stroke, and should ualy have gone btlioua, blue-blooded scoundrel will carry to th- bottom like a jdummet of kail, but her off from tu all an uSciri standing by caught and bi-ld me. Then John's face grew peio and *tcni and iried >‘Ul tipi John Wafer* had her "If there is the slightest feeling upon ’ safe as a tyivet: ai;d pereeully that rags­ her part fur—foe any ouc else, then, indeed.' kind boy came up with your awoet mother Mr. Steele, my esse to bapeJvss.' on the other suL- of the boat, apd the ofli The cowmerrial pater fluttmd from rial eried out. ‘He’* a regular water-dug, hto hand, the pcaeil fell from hi* car; he that Jobny Waler*!' And throe were the leaned hi* head ajrinat I bo d«*k amltrcru- rery rmli a guret her* u*cd In rclatiop to lm: John a inluute ur ao agp.-' “Why, who would suppose you rouid "John !” cried joor bowildercd Laura, be inch a coward T‘‘ said Mr. Stacie, im­ “our John, Mamma? My m»mma? petuously. “ Von sltril gw down with'me Wa* mamma the lady? Wm John ihe Ixiyf And u |t John, oqr John, that aaval poor Sir. Stnyveaaql?’' ' Th.- very same, darling--John, <mt •lonu a dmdly breach, but who did not John; hr', always on liarwl where there'* hope to survive tba-atlcmpt. trtuWe c* dapgrr " Even the ocean, when it c-iufnnitid ‘ Oh. mamma* mamma !■' eried Laura, them, wore a threatening look. Upon the forgetting all the yraro that hail passed bori»« a pile of clouds formed a back­ since tbo evident, and crumpling both the ground wan and gloomy, a great black _.:w..u.i L_ a. • . _ _ _ __ li _ ____ mist lay in the aenilh, a draw red vapor THE NEW IRON AGE WHOLE NO. i*. rather odd one morning to dtoenver that having created the ocean and the Alp., I loitered in the Hudeou Highland*, travel- . ed throe; down through the Miwimippi Valley, across the American desert tn Gd- ‘ ifunria, and back again by another route, your rnoiher Lad never been up the Ea«: : river as far a. Morrbani*. It aeetsod ao abrurd to hare neglected thia horns exeur-1 aion that we determined upoo it ah oncn. The morning wa* wet, but that didn't mat­ ter. Your mother looked prettier in a water proof and rubbare. with a ahovd- and-bn to anything but a drtmkard. trike* mo that three qualifications about what the country want* is There lx tvl»idri*ble *ickui*» at pres­ ent. Dress warmly and guard against catching cold. K. GriBlh was n.iiipUincd of and brought before Justice Han.mood lastSat­ urday fur selling inuniealiag lM|U<wa to “I don't know—a stranger. I believe ; I waa so interested tn Mr. StuyvBsant I forgot to ssk. “Pah!" mid Mr. Steele, getting upon hto foci, and walking to the door, “I'll go and find out ail abiut it. Do yon day here till I return.-' Briere he bid gone tar Mr.Rtoelebcsni agreed tint tbo vtscuer cuuld be nothing ic« than a champion swimmer "A regular watar-dng I" 'said om gen­ tleman to ,Mr- Stade i and as the merchant had bearl this epithet used but nnw be­ fore in hU life, and that on an ocuarion of vital iutevret to himaclf, b* .ought cut the hero nf the hour, and found, to hto un­ bounded astunuhed. it wan John Waters himseff! He waa quite enveloped in the flounce* and furbelow* of peoUy and sym­ pathetic women, who inriatod upon know­ ing every half ssenad if he waa txrt he fofeatroeg and well, and how in the world enoU he buffet those drendfa! wares in that grand, heroic way, and bow rfW ha manage to drag poor dear Mr. Stuyveaant io lo tbaabtwv? John. lik.any other boro of the hour, enjojod thto womanly adnktioo, but look­ wish thry could take beck that Erie plat­ ed aniMMuly al Mr. Stade when he ap- form now? The ra): baby to not a my in^ritmg gonWun. is it? proadMd. “Hum I", growled that worthy merchant, One hundred and fifty inmate* of the Imunc .Asylum st Kalamaam recently ]nr tioipaud ia an esosnsiMi <a the Lake Shore, by way of the South Harm Railroad "lie appeared auxiou* that way, sir," Naaby to oppered lo inflation. He any* said John. Qo wrapped htonadf atomt me like a ctevil fidu I thought one lime that four grihmsof warn to uao of whisky gre'd both go down Uiprther. Than ought nray enlstgr the bulk, but, after all, than; to be a school for teaching people bow to totthansdrre be oared. Its tin* mdrel thing for young Ito Smythe to drop into a gammg-b.;ure„ cut a mairoifirent sapper, drink a Lwik nf ratondid wine, and lost a few hundred al faro, and it was equally nice f.ir the proprietor of theboure. In three day* al) the Mom and houara that the ancient Smith left-to modern Do Smythe were renting al enormowi reuta, and the young gentleman didn't know what lo do with Iim money; but now two-thirds of them are emptv. and the other third find »0.0l» GIVES AWAY Wo win aund the MKPT’BLICAN ] BANNER usual print IIA0 and the LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL rental pries ISOO, pretage prepaid <m> both paprm, fi* one yum. for , । < ] �0 doM m( Owl cr Control • Stare of Mie|>. utan ktook-Ner Has Ha Etas ava.ta; Anythinj in .ta Canada Soattam—How it Happaaad ttat War»a ar* Were Pu; on ttaNHch. Cen ra . rSKZS*!?.BKTKOIT. MIPS ' THE NEW YORK MWIIIIi. TUESDAY'S ELECTIONS. Thj nwult pf the deetiotu held yoncr- 2, 8.—BnxDrrv a»t> jrsnex. day will carry joy to every Republiraa The New* suya it is not proprxd to iuersaae tbo aggregate volume at the cur rency. It wan proposei to increase it WO.000,000 in the bill wbieh Praident Grunt vetoed in April, 1874. The Ute E. B. Ward demanded that the volume of the currency be inercaaqd to »1.000,000,000. Pig lroo Kelley, Bounty Specula­ tor FmW, and the ?J53 iaterronvertiW. bond fitetion prvpo«- to increase the volume jnel as much a. they can by their ahullieeocfc system. Tbo Evening Newa may not want to' sec more greenback, than the preoent sggrmrate of both greenback, and natioMlJaak notes ■ but that paper h not heart, and fill thu land with tbo shout, of power after the barrier U broken down to set it up again. We contend that the breaking of the pledre of oongrwn that the first issue of legal tcndcra should be convertible into aix per cent bonds (many of tbcaw notes arc now extant), tnd the breaking of the pledge that these notes •hsU MW exceed MOO,000,000, taken (•gather. »>11 surely and swiftly depreciate than. Every man koewa that broken faith reived one minute end paid out the next. Many milliona arc hoarded ir. larger or smaller sums, waiting tn pay debla with, to purchase property with, or to loan for tta aaka nf interest. The fluctuation sf owe per cent, which often takes place in a day. rata *1 off crery *100 from the worhianma'a deposita’in savings banka, ftvm the value of hia homestead, or from any property which be may hold and find it Mecnaarv to sell for rash. Tlie wheetgrowers of this regien have carried home nearly *200,000 in greenbacks o: tbeir equivalent for wheat sold this fail iu Lanrtug. They did not pay it out the next minute nor even depmtt it in banka, but many of them are holding on to it now, waitin; to see if rotation win reduce its value or resumption inerraae it. Oo June 30, 1875, tbenatfonal brake of tbn coon try owed tn their depositors *690,1152.021, payable or. demand. This n ’ ey wu saved up for various u.-cs, not '’rceeived one minute and paid out the next," a» the ftienda of liberty, equality and frater­ nity. The victory re a .weeping unc. Yfr have annihilated the Tammany Ring in in New York City, tho Hewing Devil— TILDEN AS HE APPEARED TUESDAY MORN- We bare brought the Newa lo confess that morn than onc-lhirl of the interest received oct government bonds held a. secunty Ar national bank cireulatinn ia taken from the bank, by national laxci. This makes quite a differene.-. Why should not WMincipal and food taxes be prorerly reckoned against the bank proUV Ths basis for touommrnt is earily ascertained from the published report, of the hanks, firs titns every year, and such taxes are emily collectible. No state or private bonks, no private money leader, begin to pay the taxro on their capita) that national bank. do. This we tan prove by overwhelming statMUm If banking cap. tai pays taxa equivalent to all the profit made on circulation (a we tsliave to be the ease), then the people are not wrong­ ed. whether the taxre lx- national, state, ro muncipal. One hand washes the bo Capital Thieves in Wiacutuin. Wo have redeem id the gioriout old Bay State from the disgrace of having a copper rebel Governor, sod secured a substantial victory io Detroit, while in Maryland tho result u a great change to the better, rad the the Republican victory in New Jerwey and Kama., m overwhelming m the most violent hater of Democracy could wish. Where, ob! where, i. Tilden, where is Allen, where are tho D.-tnocratic hope, of electing the next Preridcnt—gone—gone— gone—“where the woodbine twinrth." As he is this Morning on board the Special for Salt River John Biglow, Engeneer-The Tam’any Ring Conductors. mosey, but tbn will not do for legal ten den, and either gold or greenback, mint be aeccauble when legal tender. are to be made, sa is very often the ca*. If all our paper currency up to I7M,000,(Mill were made a legal tender, then it would be twice a. easy to get legal tender, anow, and their value would be Im If there were tea times the number of legal tender., tie News would not pretend that tbeir nine could I e kept up. How can it be kept up if they arc doubled? Fuh Ring in Chicago, the Bastaxd Refonnera of New York State, aad tho would The Chief oi the Messing Devil­ Fish H.ing as he appears to-day Senator Ogkwby, at the elaw- of hia speech al Cincinnati, Ohio, a couple of weeks ago, electrified liu audience with the following brief hot effective peroration : "I leave my wishes with you-, and what­ ever coaue* of it in the iuturc, whatever may be our fate hereafter, let me say to you a. my patting word ‘Whatever elw faih, 1-e Mire that school keeps.' " [Pro­ longed applause.] The fact ia, the repub­ licans of Ohio have the interval, of the public school confided tn their charge in an »|iccial aetw. By the legislative en­ actments of tbeir uppooenta.aa well as by the avowed drclaratiou. of individuals and classes of controlling influence in the dem­ ocratic party, in hostility to I be mmmon school, the uccosity i. placed upon them of coming to the rescue of a system wbieh insure ita succw in the past century than any other single influence or instrumen­ tality. It is not aurprising. then. Ahat those words ofHenalor Oglesby ahuahi be kept ringing in the pre™ or Ohio. | But it ta not in Ohio shine that danger threat­ en. tile public-school avateui. It far the ■■me in aearly-cvery State where Democ­ racy aspires to political control. And it is natural that it should !• ro. Ignore neo and slavery were for a quarter -uf a cen­ tury the chief corner-stones of the Democ racy, and it waa only when slavery and Democracy were overthrown by the rwall' of the reWlii-a, and Republirani.m waa triumphant, that the Southern States be­ gan lo evince any cotwderable dcyree of progression in the cause nf popular' rdu- these ntalmaeuta. and similar oom have apt.eared ia plher newspapers in the shape at New York t»rre.poodem», showing that the .tory led st lout gained wide cirevUiioti. A Nnw York letter to tbs Rochester containing the state­ ment that Vanderbilt had got control of tbo Mi.b. Central, and speculating as to what bs was going to do with it, offering somo intercwting tbaoriea aa to the Cbmmodor's object in controlling two rival routes of through travel end buaineM. etc., ate., was shown to Jan. F. Joy. Prwidsnt of tbn Miob. Central, by a reporter of the /W yesterday, Mr. Joy said there waa no trulh whatcv<e in the ata tomenta obtained in the let­ ter. They were nothing but the merest speculations, and had uo foundation in fort. He said that he had within the past few days caused to be pvamred a full and accurate list of the stock holders of of the Michigan Central Railroad Com pony, and consequently he knows ex­ actly who holds the stock. Ho knows that Commodore Vanderbilt docs not own or control a single share. The majority of it is held in New England; though a comiderablo portion is held in New York State, but not by any one In the Vander­ bilt interest. The newspaper Idler referred to and the Chicago TWfissc paragraph, seen to lay a greet deal of strews upon the change by the Michigan Central from the Pullman to the Wagner sleeping or, which latter arc said to be ownsd by Vanderbilt.— I Doubtless thia change is the cause of all the talk upon the aubjcct, and the origin and foundation of all the apccuiations which hare been going through the news­ paper* of. late. Mr. Joy's cx|4anstion of the change of sleeping-cars may throw mine light on the source of the gowiip It ia currently underatood thsl Vandcrt.ilt has an interest the New York Central. The Michigan Central and Great Western had a contract with tbo Pullman Car Company. An ar­ rangement was entered into brtwoen Mr. Venderbill and Joy, at tbc aolicitatiou of the latter, by which the Pullman ear. go­ ing Eaat over the Michigan Central and Great Wialern were allowed to run through New York over the New York Central, and in exchange the Wagner cam ntnuing West on the New York Central were al­ lowed to run through to Chicago. Thia arrangvmeut ha« been in force for the ago Mr. Vanderbilt notified Mr. Joy rtiat after the termination of the present con­ tract of the Michi.rtin Central with the Pullman Company «n the first of Norctn- Evening Post John H. Wendell 4 Co. UaeallM ot the Fooling., Boel. a poem. flea. Joseph OaribsJdl, with portrait, Th. Sebo.1 of th. Future, Phrenology and Itarwiniam, Paul »»d ApeUos, A Row I’hrisolsgicsl Organ, uJ . variety of Editorial. Agriroluirel. sad Meo.VJT H’ TERMS'Of SIBSCRIfTiON DAILY, - - —rjs- 18.00 A YEAR Mayhew BusinessCollege WEEKLY, • 1.50 “ Thant terms laslsdo th. peotege.whkh will ho paid by th. publishers. D. D.MALLOAY4CO OYS’VYuis ■ im rojtRiQK rac/Ti Mis^mmwaofBipilBMfmMOroL.rM EACH SUBSCRIBER. lALGH^mroi, ■sasssssBtotawtlsUs At.0. V. 1 6UHI0BIB!3EiCEJB J. Cole & Son, jaseax 1 ,js- Billings 4 Probaseo, Iiflit luteBi'ajtiih La FINE PICTURES The Grand Rapids Commercial College WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED DIC­ ia rapidly filling up for the winter.' TIONARY. !S«0 pofM qoarm; 1.000 ifluMratioo*. (mail »12) .,ta ta. Ss.1G. R. 4 I . R. R. will soon change their Wrokly. hr *10; with tas Weakly sad tks locomotives from wood to coal burnera, Table, (ter 112.60, oe with Wrcklj „J u« the latter being r-xv-i L-n-1 more econogii Sis-I.bi Losp, far »12.76. WEBSTER'S ’NATIONAL PICTO­ RIAL DICTIONARY. 1.00 ro<« JobuK Cooper, a prominent farmer of | Orlato ; <M> illtutrsttasa (ertaQ. *») with th. Porter lownahip, Van Buren county, waa , STUCCO! IITE8 UK UK found dead in bia bed on the morning of I Oct. 16, cause unknown. 11118 WING GALLERY. Shingles, Lath, 4c. Brooka and Hannan, the cow thievcw. Hia object uteloubtedly wa. to force the Michigan Central to dtacard the Pullman care al the close uf the present cuotrart and run the Wagner care. The Michigan Central and Great Wawlern connect at Suapeu-ion Bridge and Buffalo with the Erie a. well aa the New York Central, and hitherto Pullman cam have run over both roods to New York. Mr. Joy nt onn- entered into negnliatioua with the Erie to w if, in case the MiehiK Central changeu to Wagner care, the I e would allow them to run over thrir road to New York, the Michigan Central hauling the PuUnuu care from that road to Chicago, tl»u« making the mum- ar­ rangement, rjrtenuvl that was formerly had with tbc New York Centra). Finally, to appear at the circuit court to answer lo stealing Samuel Reynold a cow. ONLY The State Grange bold, it next meet­ ing at Leasing. Dee. 26. Subordinate grasgva are phooriag delegates to attend l that meeting 45 DOLLARS! Gov. Bagley has appointed Hon. Hen­ ry S. Clubb of Grand Haven, stcuographer of the circuit court of Allegan and Oita- Tho New Improvwd B&olc-Fwnd of Kalamaaoo county, died at Portage Oct- IB, aged 85 years. He eatne from Virginia, in 1831. F orWhat? FLORENCE SEWIKG UCHffl. TO CLUB AGENTS In order to Mill more largely luereoro the circulalton o< THE EVENING - MarqueUe Ladies. even in the firut cir­ POST, we oflhr to give lo those who cles, delight in dancing the double .baffle and jumping up and striking their heel. JOHN STANLEY I SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPIES CONTAINING FURTHER PARTI. krguo has Ixwme «o much greater on CULAR9, AND GIVING THE NUM­ the Big Rapid, brunch than ou the Pent BER OF SUBSCRIBERS WHICH water main line, that the Big Rapid* SHOULD BE OBTAINRD TO EN­ division has been designated “main line.*' TITLE UNETO EITHEROF THESE Hoo. T. W. Ferry of Michigan for Vice-President, they my. Wbo (nd any ing to draw public nttuniion frutn their their own raMulily. fat ballot .luffing and repeating, by charging fraud upon the Re T. PHILLIPS. Gorcranumt: the police force of the large cities wa. under their direction, they HASTINGS hro- rc]x>rt<d lo have culoatscd voters from ' Canned Fruits and Fish MARBLE WORKS Kentucky: they rcworted to evsry means man cam will over thi. route, and Mr. Jor think, that probably the indneemenla held out by the Baltimore and Ohio had uomething to do with the Erie dediniug to enter into the alccping car er change ar­ e«, they failed. They cannot wfai .ympa- rangement with the Michigan Central. Among the newupaper gossip on the thy, fur the people knot* that their cry •object of Vradetbilt and bia movements of fraud u .imply a dodge to Itecp intro ligation from their doors. GQV. TAYLOR IN (B73, Democratic puny. Workingmen ica, look veil into the menu i vantages of free trade, and pondc The News saya the banka owe llie p«>ple *350,000,000, for which they pay ia< a eent of intend. Does not thia contra­ dict what we have proved and the Nev* adtaitted about the taxes on circulation, drpraita. and capital. not in government bonds? Tbera is. one-third «/ the iater«t oa *3541,1)00,000 gone back into tbs bonds of the proplt to .tart with. Then the national tanka aro obliged to keep a gu subnet rewerre to redeem their notes -In— !Ul __ 1 —Lt-t. 1878, cart your suffrage in furor of while in New York, a few day. ago, re­ ferring to one of these newarnpcri para­ graph., Ite ehaffril Vanderbilt about hia buying up the Canady Southern. Mr. k'anderbilt replied that he had never put a dollar into the Canada Southern atocka or Innda, nor did he intend tn do no. On the authority of Mr. Joy, therefore, who i« in position to know, and claim, to hate positive knowledge on the aubjcct, we may deny the atalcmenta that Mr. I'anderbilt lias control of the Michigan Central, or b about lo get control of it, or that be bu a single share of ha stock, or control, one; or that bo ha. any interest in the Canada Southern or is reeking any. Bead the Prcwpcctuaof the B'troii £wstay ATers. The price of the Daily is »6 a year. For 16.10 we will send the Nna and the Republican a fear. Rev. William U. Benedict, one of th. early settlers of Vermontville, dhd st his raidenw cm the morning of October 18th, at four o'clock, of Colloid Cancer Nurserrn.cn asy that the wood of fruit trees ia ripening well and going into win­ ter in fine condition, promising writ for Oysters received daily WM. C BRYANT & CO. I-i aiusaaa nr van F.vnIM Pore, No 20S Broadway, corner FoRmi BL, poems by Mrs. DUge. Laey Um. aad CUh Theater: ateriee by J, T. Trowbridge. Harriot PrroeattyoM. Buses OoIMgw. Abby fl Cold, Coca*, 0oxac*rnox, Dkat* Alger; and aketeho. by Babooes Harding This it the order, and it » certain doth to THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN л in that order, unless tbe proper remedy tbo ulk about Ampler*, the Ml ef »*uy ia м need. IIall-a Balsam for tbc lungs will How Haats Orow fns Kwh, Um flasay pe­ cure tta* find and arooud, and the third; rms et Taa LUU. Gentry Bop aad Tbo Re- if taken in ttas. Il ba remedy of forty With thorough reconstruction, equal ferwer, with their niaatratloai. aad laaty, Um m' standing, and standard with the State. Il will not do to take it for gnnt: physician tn the country to-day. Hold righto to all men resumption of specie payed-thal certain sections uro all right,'.nd by all dnqrgreta. Price *1.00 per bottle rtrato, and a atrirt diaehargo of all need no attention. The truth ahetild be presented everywhere, the enemy rould be National obligation.' yrt to contend for Motto.—Beat goods and full waaghtah confronted along (he whole line. Republi­ and maintain, the Rejmblicua party ba» H. A. DeLand 4 Co.’a Motto, hence they can. ia New York aad Pronsybranu abould not yvt fulfilled ita mumon. It baa yet only recommend D. B. De Land 4Co.'. B~t profit by Him advise, and aeud out spookCAraiienl Silrralu, CoJi for it and get it. C G0VE8KB THI® tfifi I0EIDTO PROflPECTUB KOR IBM. THE EVEMHIG NEWS. DKT»CUT,MTCB. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. toey ban not yet boon reached “Farwad >" shouted the pulhut Hooker, as bis trmqis broke through lute after line nf the co-nr at Lookout Mountain. No nating until we roach the lop I" Ho my go to FARM FOR SALE! SflajBawxwri.'tt! Wnai �NOTICE! $10,000 GIVEN AWAY XKTAIVTTEIJ Wo will mad U>. REPUBLICAN BANNER mnal prim 81.M aad th. LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL usual price 85.00, postage prepaid cm hah papers, foe one year, tor The people of Barry County to under।---------—• • order, they -----„ uiiovat Htnrsri nave sent us 40 dozen MWM.JC m.a too, but Dnn says it is going to be a good winter for. Young Folks^to get married and tm ir—— 1------ " ’ he will sell it Cheap and close it out. I Foe Ike ooovmiieMe of aueb at oar, I patrons who my desire to auiweriU fcr i the Putin Fabmib (pries 81 15) ja «■»—laa with the BANNER (pries 11 50) wo will aapply two gaaen if '•Herrd at the same time, I* 83 15 SCBIBHIR? HKTHLY for Chancery Calendar. bfrR'ifn! err Ito.' «... 1 We have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. Preston, says our DOLLAR- TEA 1876 ;a George i—— l_ evor Raw? an(] everybod allows | our 8IYT1 boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it i. to hard work to grind them. y^am'vi. FURNITURE ROOMS. The large* .Stock aad ihr brot Furaiture ever brought to thin city, i. on eahitxGoo el the. Warvrooms of < I SAUSBOTY 43R0SSEAU. Hastings, miohican.'Hopkins SMhfr. During the pwl week the firm of Eckm i A Grace, baa been dimolvod. by the withI da^wal of Mr. Gram. who sold hia interest to Ralph Joedaa, .bo with Mr Ecker •in be plrmid to aee timer many friend, al the old SUM of Ecker A Grace, aad to aril to them any good ia tbeir liae at the b’wrwt living rates & Barnes Which will be add for Have on exibition one of the CASH largest Stock of Fancy Goods at prime which defy all Competition. ever brought to this City TWmm* i. Cmaptote in every depart meat Having been bought very low, aad which we offer to the public be public will find it fix their interest to cheap for Cash, He have,' also, a full and complete.. Stock of Drugs and Medi। ernes, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, fie., I 14c. Give us a call. AMERICAN COLLEGER UNDERTAKING BALM SeBior member of this firn as an I ader-. taker, pres him great adraatogm i„ doing । la a proper aad prompt manner, the deli cete dutLe required. Glee due heed lo thia, bat fur the proof' come and to> fbr younr|y<« 1 1 am now all aiooe in the Photograph businem. and M I hare made arrangeOteata to increase njy facilities for doing (hotter w>rk than new, all should nJl and get a negative token The luperioeity of my Work la the pant ia a auS cieni guarantee of first-e work in the | future. Rooms io Washingtoo Bieck, south ride Htote Htnwt ' All persona Indebted to th* lata fln» of Heath. SaJiebury A Co., are reqar«-, ed lo settle without further delay nr no- LOOK OUT FOR FOR SALE! From the World's Dispensary Printing OB<t and Bindery, Buffalo, S Of., we hare rroeirad "The Praple C.eamoc Komb Medical Adviser, in plain Eagiah; or Medicine K(mpK5od," by R. V. Picroe, M. D, Counoeior-ia^hicf of the Board of Phyaiciana and Surgeon* at the World's Dispeaazy Whoever helje humaait ■a its struggle with its inherent wmkncnM and dinasrt, to hear or cure, is its bra­ efactor Ignorance to not only of itself a cause of die mat aad mortality, but it is the eaemy of every effbet to euro or mitigate Nothing will no speedily remove thia cause TERMS REASONABLE. SUB3CRIB MY STORE ON JEFFERSON SHEET. THE IfflMW WsUi, Ss-TrUj aii Duty. IE Hopkins & Barnes. Hastinga, Dec. 16. 1874- PIOTTJRES 1 FTO*TTTXVB8L the Nursing of the Set. Seep, Food, Yen' lilatioa. etc. In owe chapter on another .abject, an delicate in ita nature that it ia •hut up beyond the dmuio of warning to ail but physicians, an arcuroed ia its rvaulte in modern society, he is meat explicit, and alike true to God, to virtue, to Bfc, and to aoriaaty. shows the truth an pre­ seated ia the teaebinga of •eripture—that life begins with coweepttoo,—with pal fcrre, lo Which is added LEAOIHG REPUBLIC*! PAPER J. G. HUNTAM. rAk comtsicuL WAKns.vT BJToTTfrn rvssL nsrAsrMKrr him m STEBBINS BRO’S. SPECIAL NOTICES. . Keep It. THE GREAT CAUSE Of every Description jvhicli we can M1J cheaper than any hou. In Bar­ ry County. tor thr-e reanous: •d. BecauM we keep t>.be^ of wnekMh. Iloeawae we warrant ell good, we aaako. We sail none of thia cheap-nude Furnttura that to made by machinery. The goods we make to aaado by bead, aad warranted. We i .trite all potions te JEAN. j , J l 7 bargains. LOOK OUT FOB OUR SEW ING MACHINE “AD. > Certiorari. | William Rowley and 1 Chas H Rener . iem Cheap .... CROCKERY “** araey suboeriptioa seat through will be entitled to a rogtoteewTand at bered receipt foe this dmtribution Saud ua 83.00 and ** both papere | BarjAer A Fi.h. K but Will Hams, says he can to get them cleared out Well they sent us a tai The WEEK LT OOURIKRJOURNAL “*•*«•* NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It will, on nr-m^u 31M, 1875, distribute impartially 810,000 in valuabfi .mcmr �iffgfi PEST ami BEST- 4 Sapin wmeSm , r rnjnwutr ««lt«l BSSSsi? !Tta Ceitauial in Prescription Fret I.if tHa' Stable HtrfV*- Preparation; which Is duo to merit alone. We can irniirr nnrold pmtrtwUhr.l it is kept fully up to its high rt.sndnrd; r^4J| j > t iw only rwrhJc nadirs fcct«h>rcjb mtiun fir reabirih'’ Grat ob Fuixd . IIaib to.-iia yoniMukookr- nttk^pn y>, toft, lustrnas. anil riikcu. Tlie wnilp, by its use, 1-ocove* _wW>r and <•«“; It trxuot o > rUa. upiidu* nr.d t'.cndntC ' nn-L by iL> ^nqia.pcpperti^ l'revrnU the ha'u train ftUinft out, ua >t stimu­ lates and upuruhei tho lisir-glauda. By its ttw, the hair grown thinker aad stronger. In boldno k it tektorea aha eipilhirv gliuid. tojlior normal vigor, and will create a.potr nyowth, except 331 ■ ckingham ’s'Dye- ;^L-SriS FOR THE WHHHM. Aj our licncn-tr in msrir r»c» ftd :!.t> too long a time, r nd loo much I 1 • Au AOtMt» aftsW < w Lulesi Whiak, tl.-6WpHCi.¥.l this dj c. in one . -r jhinition; which will quickly end ..Ttnully acmmjdWi thia reauh. It e$O5l* C.,th, kdnm U rotaMiahcd throughout the earth.. “It extends,'' sap Harris, "from the tor- * * You Can, Make $5,000 nNda» In 11 Ntctki. uKSwES P"®i U’e mak4' the Mowing ext nets frosi! i eloqurnl addrm of Ma-*hall P. Wil- 1'rroidenl of thu Illinois Ulate ■ Ilunical- ' r,- fMUteat of lhe American Pumologi- tural Society. Iuli truly aaid, ijt^M.in pro- j - < , niNiii.K. 3Srb3Mr MT STSTtMU K AFs.lloXOfc ADLk*»-l KIM- CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN T.Sl'a'XSSt.T*' wballStjf s, ».i»i I II sart mm &Mr* »Ws M !■> tf *«M 1 u.Otero.lainrii/ «r IlMUM *ed_ lhe world. SM> raa Like tlra gawins wmt" !WT v> n-d (Kat they arc per baenuneuto, Ogden. Salt Ijtkc Cltj. Cheyenne. DNtvar. Omaha, Lincoln. 'Council Bluffs. Yankton. Sioux City, Duhnqua, Winona, St. Paul, Duluth, Marquette. Houghton. Hancock. Green $510,000. teen lhe' dawning light of our reicnci-. which k nt to illumine thia groat weatern world; Trite, we, have planted our enaigu exhibition iu tiff HMVimtMM ing thing that croupeth ujoo th’w i ,'. and yet we allow them In become out 1 tn. One thing is certain, our duty I overcome theta a. we would any other | PREMIUM BOND NEW YOM ISDtmiii EIWIM d tesissMs;_________ is|>ccl. Its train* are made up of elegant ttsti-siuss-. i.i -"''''"-“"‘•'m.TtTfejr I Dex, Pullman Palace Drawing Room audb'leeplug Coouhvo. tuxbrtuur. well ■ lighted and well ventilated Iter Coaches land ptooaant lotrighig and -moklnr enra. Tbo cars are all equipped with tl>» colobistMl MlUce Safety Platform, and ;<LeotlJnne*iand Couplings, Westluglioasc Raftrty Air Brake.1. and every 1 other wpptHnce that ba. been devised for the sa/Myet [ssei.ro irelnv. All trains are run b v tetegrapli. In a word. san DsCr*4t. ’ulaqtisix’i'l.^ U...T C, Wa.TWQ.r. ■>. r I f.fi. CM«W. iiiit urns iinsios. Tlt Mfllable Shari Liar •■in Mriit an imorr , pointment» ure flrot-elaes la every re. Vfi the mMtcrparier.rai and entarpriring calrivatoro of Our country, and we have al­ ready produces! many native fruits which are not wupaaaed by those of foreign rlime-s. But when we reBeet tha» our country if ennataiitly expanding and increaaisg ia iu territory and popalation. lu which jto triHaaa foruught ean fix a'limit. wy M the grandeur and importance of d.rs." We have learned bow to conquer ! the potato bcotle. the caterpillar and <-nr- । cullo. the ranker and currant worms, I lie apbi. and red spider, and the ruse dug ; we ran mvcnl the depredatwxni of the ' borer and the colling trndli, and may wo i not yet hope to devise means to prevent | the terrible scourge of lhe gruMhoppera in j the Wc.l, ami the phylloxera on our vinca. I Indomitable perseverance is lhe price of! exerted a powerful reward in the saturation of noble ends, ' ilhern. southwestern and this is especially true in regard to lhe ot only in the culture rr northern fruits, but dive, almond and fig, wca, which, as a nai bound to include in . How great would11' tic: thr effort.* of EIl w soger and Barry, riw if we liad beeni I Dr. Hull and others, arc crowned with an told, at the fixnutiou of the society, that, i annual crop of plum*, by a litllo care. at at its qaertar-ccntcnma! celebration, mag |I the proper time, in shaking of lhe treca nific.nl onwgiw and lemons Would grace [' and picking up of the dropping fhiil; the the exbftkfea from Mnsimippi and Cali- ’• canker worm i* prevented by the applies fiwaia, and'still more strange should we 1 have thought the prophecy, that the latter State wouid have groves and plantation* of isiiisriiui. SOV tans Wdl, and Iuu no , Iters! <>.1 e. •FK uoatEBTitiu,' tim"a ca. 23 Park Row, Mew York, lost Of firs- Drawrrtle WW. H r tes.r ■•niT l,*4«U. ’ ia*r*ia. iksll* u •*>. i faWM lipcsiMe Dsier Tiis Ptei J. Cole & Son, FINE FEINTING , Application! for A?insist Besstvad. CeiteiiiaL Qiiilijil! Picture DONE at this OFFICE GROCERS .ssawam.-.An’;. STC.! JKtVJv Oftr.fcr Sate si lie U»ul Hurt lilt principles which 1 would errfiiw, «:>d what may be done; and were we lo fail this, it is through negicct of the nun which have been placed in our hand.*. urn fusteb mow n a few jean a new ami 1 tip: culture uf thmc prrrh giro* hop-s of a dc- 1 Tin- study of cntotmXgy, a* teaching ■ouron* that may rival . us the habits of insect*, Ugh usefnl and taturwl foreign clhuo. injarir<», M of the highest importance:, in conaoctiun with the culture of plants ami fruits. And we therefore rvjoicn in the | spirit of ergerotio: which has of laU- been awakened on this subject. Wm ar.lubc told that thcrowas no uicthud tn prevent the depredation* of insect?. we ahuuld lie Lawson’s Curative Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, WATER Lilt tffrtssJgjSS uu nMnatsTKAMc ctaxduso. wten>a wiWi. Ur. tsiwd. w. Mrs wca i»cm NEURALGIA. SCIATICA. NERVOUS ' SICK HEADACHE, fw JOI. k> a few LmS. Or w Shingles, Lath, &c. hMotwA METROPOLITAN [ ..CO. ONLY 45 DOLLARS! REAL .ESTATE F orWhat? T. J. WILDER. . Church's Musical Visitor. A Teas! —• 1 E.E.MOTE,DJ. Wfitta.i't’ e. £ H'T. Anthony a<Co. Ill muitll INK, /4±£ssesnaB.aas I1CXM*U...< |te t-ro« *‘ l»* Frii>*a»Oteu. la th taaldLrSZsaaii Sira.f&sfsE'EE ImpCTtart^M^^ Notice 1! 601 Bro<idiraffl.Xciv York. Ss, .r>..r«M. A. Il Uantffoettnwn.l Blporter. & Dca’et. In । L’UBOMug AND FRAMES. "•— Teas! (Alm* Mm***.*. csstolsiM io u*h**«mUr. * !-<>■*. A*i>a**.rw»,rr. k>•*. A».. f •m■h FLDRENCK SEWING KACHINlL'istSJfc^wsi'''-1' our cat* k«ne. M4 of two or three varietiw, as in former <Sfo< we have the collection, of Bieketts, bush, Campbell. Moore and Township of HnaUngx. with good Brick othen, eoncaMag a^uudred varieties ur more, and Jrixn.dhich, in all probability, rome valnsUTklnds arc, ia lime, to be added to our.liaCftir cultivation in tome section of ■ wpr coun'ry. Xoc ahooid I HOt’riE aSIi LOT In Hie Srcwgd TOMg'ftfaTfc it Does Not Do Warder Ihwdty of Ha. 11 uk.. that YiJsSS®.omit the wonderful fact that within the 11 u«n i borders of these United Stoics may bo will be aild very cheap. Term. n-nA>t) tale. Projxrty Valuable r.rrHl !* UHIOTmH —"ESquIra at — SEES SXSS.‘“ ALL FOR 1.50. SMOSCOMIM-Wm In Independent Pfijsicia, WttK. atsmifi' r.Mvwarwtssco. CHBONIC DISEASE, CBAMFPMi’S ISPEB1AL SOAP IBTBEBrBT. “■.'•I-.:;'—1:. . s aEcw; 1'ARAI x>f 100 acres, situated on the seat line of the town.hlpof Rut­ ONE land. acyolDlng this c%, -with new Hoose, a good bant and agood orchard, la well watered.— Uu aerra being under Cndirtin a liiital Pratta Vamerou Patinta ia Europe, the ■ Vadt'.MN tha Deminlca 'Cahaaa,uftiamry Stale ef tbeXUAoa. AOVICI QIVBN BY MAH. mn OF OHARCK. z rrjno^AcQ..' i Ifo. M WM IVA St., Near Fork CUg. xxStert P. O. Box BOB. tMpgagmFERmitii I xarLSTS'.t„,!K' TBHKS MILLiOJi^CJUSS OP L A JV D S r,i hemal nnkWff^Mj'BovKiuL 1>R. C. A. HMITH'S DrtkantfflitKdBiBkQa BRICKSFORSALE! The i inertcu t Will COMtr\facture of "J BRICK ■ aZ ZAr \ ment. earliexi vositibU mcn'iUkrep ^^tantly y- U MAJMagne. tStoy”:?"'1 *** 'MME1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-11-10.pdf d5356ab0798bdae34a195724232d4dd0 PDF Text Text •4ft Cco. M. Dewey, linlT'lH AND PUBIJSHKR. VOL. XX. NO. 28. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1875, ffflFMlilL AID Btami I WM.E.UVMtaiM. Nefipaper Wiiiu ipk, “I supptoc your girls are ednertad?" ■aid Uncle Barnaba*. I know I found enough old school bill, when I ws. locking “Bat I thought," grasped I, in bewilder­ uver my brother's Mpers."ment "that I was coming to a situa­ “Of course.'’ said my mother, with evi­ tion I" dent pride; “their eduration baa boon moat “ Well, no you art," rctortel Uncle Barexpensive. Marie, drawing, use of tbo naboa. “Tbs situation of adopted daugh­ ter iu tny family. Twenty-lvu dollars a Yen, yea, of eourec," interrupted Undo Ikrnab..’ ' But ia It practical ? Can they IWencr'a cat and canary I And to make yourself generally useful I” RUsnor looked dubious. I was quite •Ob! uncle," cried I, "Eleanor would certain that 1 could not. Madam Lenoir, hare been so glad to come if she had among all her list of ancompliahmenu, known it I" had not included the art of practical tui­ •Fiddtatrinjre ami little fishes! * illogcally respaded my Unde BaraaW “I'm tion. “Humph!" granted Undo Barnabor. "A queer thing, thin modern idea of educa­ tion. W’dl, if you can’t teach, you an Have taken the Agency for the Michigan Ntove Company, Hioves of Detroit, they are entirety new patterns and firRl-elass in every rvmpect. ’ THE NEW IRON AGE Thi*^to',< J*? >»’ br“"1 h>«nK VERY DEEP uh pit. and i' Orate for Broiling over, directly under the when open causes the coals to keep bnfiAk MUB.QretUgfg, It ha* tin lined doom which dose with it , turn buckle with 1‘oreelain Knob*. The Reservoir is ho arranged it can be taken out at will, lias Mica or dime front doors mid its > general appearance is bold and attractive. '•Well, I ran hardly say Part servant, part companion to an elderly lady!' ex­ plained the old gentleman "O. Uncle Barnabas, I couldn't do that." “Not d-i it ? And why not?" ■h'a u» much—too much," whispered । Elranor, losing her regal dignity in the | premure i.f the rmeegroey. “like going out । to sereire." •‘And that ia precisely what it ia!" re-1 lotted Uncle Barnabas, nodding hi* head. 1 "Service! Why, we re nil out al urrvirc, iy»be. ‘•Thai aa to keep, j to suit mt. WHOLE NO. 1015. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. and erury poaaibk puhbe and private ct»veyaaco waa charged to its atmrat rapacity. The mrotiag at the Rink wa. advertised M8 A.M..tmd the braiding would 7,000. Al C ia the morning—think of tbo hoar'—chart were not has than 20,. OttO aaxioas people awaiting the opening at a slight discount since lbs WrtJ. of the building. They came in strew* cars, Germany, were eurrnot all over Italy at iu owrrfepa.it; wsgoos. oa horseback, ia par during the winter of 187S-I, aa I’rre- and on everything that would curry, and tdeot .Abbot of the Agricultural Culkpinforms os. United Nietos bank notes •m always at par while that invitation mm stood In ths aisle., dfethe crowd outside, augmenting every ramate, stood, on their fert, trailing and waiting, ns though they expected the roof would fly uff. or tPal in sumo miraculous way they would be enabled to see and hear Moody and Sankey. Finally, of «ww>, they dfr amassed an irameaM fortune from the plunder of the tax payers Ho diaates lhe numinatiun*—ne electa the ticks* notniiiaksi and then conlroUcveryanpoititme-.t, and through ihcm every doMar of expenditure. Bnt “Bose" McLaughlin is Fling through hiaara of trouble. Ils be rame ■> diitstorul that the Democratic laadeni arc opposing him, and it is pomible that the Reform movement may be strong enough to swamp him The Republican! hare numinated an excellsol ticket, and ibouatnde of honest Democrats will vote foe it. Gen. Slocum, Democratic member of Congrews from the Brooklyn district 1. The Evening Newa aats that national What did tlu-a who got aeau inside bank note, are worse than jjrrenbseks be­ came they are not a legal tender. The hear and see ? Simply two earnest, lionet 8.» [The News will shorten lhe discus­ government takrw an ami-gronbork posi . men. each with a gift. pleading tn their sion] by proving that the prosefit free lion by pa'ing its own bonds and the in­ banking law i* not a self regulalitrg ma terrot on them in gold and silver, and by fallow mc^tu be better men. I bright L. chine, by which any additional bank notes demanding gold and stiver Cir duties on I Moody, a rAisist. strong, ranraet man. who ueevied ran be accvrod by catling up bonds | imports. Grrewbuckr are only partial le- j believes tbit Jesus of Naxarrth fame into on tne 11 atcr luaru, on coe aemanu u< eitixena. Mcteughlin wanted a friend of fur their rvdcaiption. In some plasm gal tendon. Natmoal bank notes are his in that place, bat lhe Mayor roftmed to more currency ia wanted, and in a-xne lew*. merely drafts and checks on a small scale. rated min—begging *“d ontrnrting his change the appointment. The Boss met The amount owned aince last January i* Gen. 8. in the ante-room of the Board of fellow. to put their trust in Him as be has 110^118.000, but the greenbacks deposited f.r retiring bank circulation arc 125,04J, drafts and checks in being perfectly sc-1, June—a man witboat grace, without pol- Aldermen, who hare lhe power to confirm 7-K'. The people are batter supplied with cured to the holdcn. But they should I iih, without even gem! grammar—but a or reject the Mayor's appointment, and bread or clothing by private entcrpriwihaE sot be a legal tender any more than regu ' nan whose soul i* perorated and filled taking «rl bi» watch na»d, "I will give you jut twenty minutes to Withdraw vour they twuld be by huge government bakeries lar draft* tn ! check*. Errry man should ' name." Of coune, Slocum refused to or cMliing stores. \\ by not let ths cur have a right to claim coin for debt* conwithdraw his name, and of course tt was rvocy be regulated in thia way, provided traded ia coin, while he csnmX now do it | rejected, and ‘a tool of the ring scot ia its I all i* made secure? [Republican, Oct. IX under the legal tender an. low men to the degree that he ia willing Foraignera plare. This should be 8 The Ropubliran'a eighth argument refuse to aeli to u or buy of m excepting to forego all lhe itubiuon* of lift so that Mclmughlin made a sprroh in answer to Stove. uo a specie basis. Why should native he can rrwene ibera—that is Moody. Ilia Geo Slocum tlic other night in which he articL- of consumptiuu like bread and Amencsua suOrr ennaCandy from a shift­ oo laborer ia just like him ia purpose, complained bitterly of bis (Slocum'sj In­ clothing: hut it — is different every —•-f way, —j- ing currency? The gov era went owes gratitude in opposing hhn. "Why," said and its rupply ly and ~ management ran prop- j them as good an instrument to dn burinra* though diff.-reot in method. Ira D. San­ Mctaughliu. -when Gen. SJoeum wan a key ia a handsome mam with a soul full erly and ajiautagri-naiy le'Uft to govern­ with as any people have. candidate for Cungrwa, he came to me oue ment A« well might the Republican 2. If lhe lime ever nMtacw when govern day and raid that he could not bo etectod argue that the coinage sIkmiM lie left to utent Imods fall below '.Hl J«r cent, then uf angel. What Moody dues i. speech be unlrew a Republican meeting, announced private enterprise, or be delegated to finan- counw there may be a Lai by redeeming docs in snag. He rinp only such songs for that evening, conld be broken up. I nvlioual bank nolot in greenback!. Bnt sent three hnndrod men tad broke up the My mother drew her pretty little figure •J. The llcj«bl-an lastly wi< when the intenrokjaying obligations of as hold up Io their pane Christ on the meeting at a e«wt of •<>00, and be has this Market for nix yeai Up a trifle merecnwVtbau usual, land* pewvv tint uiti'jnal bank n-Xvw a crura dying fur ainnero—h, sings only of the government on a gold ban* are'not ’ "I think my daughter Eleanor is unite | tgSurve. It it gu.irauti head worth HU per rent, whit will greenbacks that love deep enough In take in the vdest right." said she. "The Betkrlinv nave that greenbacks for practical u«c, with two-thirds tho fuel oT any straight tlrnfl Slot c. Tlii-y arc. because be worth, which draw uo intorewt and are and brood enough for a wir-id of UnitsI »t. They ate not a legal uud< never |ayable in anything f If lhe credit' gvraaora. This is ibeir oaky theme—thia out this tall with double dtviYs and tKhu • inr»rciveinojd> _ . . i._ all they say or sing. Il is the old story, bund, bduw HO, lheti grwnlawka will p. the beauty and sweetncra of which even below40, and the bottom will dropout uf the infidel never could make bead against almost everything. We repeat, that the Also, Boiler Phie Btovee, including three new pattern-.. Coltage way to raise greenbacks to per is to imoc Stoves virityus styles. !<heet Iron Stove* with cast linings, and in no mure of them but gradually retire them. ■ If you plc*aM. Uncle Ifarnal*!," said . tact the Lafgeal taod best assortment of Cooking. and Heating The Ereniag News' idea is directly opyo- talk* and thia Sankey Map. It'M lore, I, with a rsp|dly throbbing heart. "1 would ' love. love. Mm-dyTmlda hm audiracra by I like to lake lhe aquation. ' Stoves ever olfervd in Hastings. telling the rtory of Jesu», who would suf"Bravo'" said Uncle Bjruatua "Mr deJT child !" exclaimed my mother. ftpriywlh for one sinner ; Sankey, with bis e olation fur the beaks' own safety. The “Nluossofi!" attend Eleanor. In sc.! wondrous roi.ejanga of that Saviour pho, burden of the iwutic will thur be aggrava­ rente by no mranv laudatiin . having the ninety am! nine, went out । "Yea," said I. "Twentylive dollars a ted. On J ho other hand, inti nx> of smooth । through lhe night and ttotm, through the month is a grrat deal of money, and 1 was , ■tiling, hank bills will bo pudied out in fugled brake f.,r the one' And the effect never afraid of work. I think I will go i1 the fivest mauncr pusmbie. thereby sumoIo the old lady. I'ueIc Barnabas. I m sure I lating spcculatiim and paving tbo way fur they produce is wonderful. They nay and I could aend'hmuo at IcuM twenty dollar, 1 auoibor revulsion. ring nothing new— but they are in dead 1th. I>realer liability to bs counterfeited. a m-xilli to nx-tlnr and Eleanor, and then I There are to-day no coanterfeit prenbaekaj 4. Vhe New. is certainly miMaken about raniewt iheuarivra, and though their rtorr the two weeks, spring and tall, would lie be old, they imprre. every body. ' .final, while there are hosts of counterfeit . there being u<> counterleit poenback* winice! I’lcaw, Uncle lUmataa. I II g« They inject into their hrarera these own .nxti-md tank bilk! [News. Ort. 14. afloat lo-dsv. We ran find •ounterteit And that Park rsres and joined her. In oa •O s, •!«'■ and Shu's m thia city, wmr of it. brewase they* Wiere it. which deceived upotienved bankets and they are in exrorev there ran be at? daubt. with another man and wuaran of ths ejects. They were of the old imne The TVv might bare made thousands ■■ Eag- ।I ctan they rwturoed to ths city and ■j. —I new nwue wa> ordered Ikxiiioc so many forth—ia feet, tbuv were oSered thousand* to her houre in the swniiug al firt o dock. —but they took nothing but the bread The News dues not Duties oaf pedal— they ate. the bed* they slept in, end the M>d it is the stroagrrt aae to the wlrfJe doth* they wore. And here lhev refuse , diwgadoa—Jhal aoldiers' wages, doth, to take savthing rise. Neither -J them ! fold and gttnjxradcr for our anaics, in bars a dollar in th. worid, and they work Cart everything which ths government ever Comparison Invited and Competition Defied had Iu bur or pay for. swelled rapidly iu but rarely. They are n<« a tenth part as common as counterfeits were under the pride, ami has sinew kept up on many "Yes, | aiMwvml, stmtily. lakty can? Wit to Junk in the directum uf my uwUicr things, owing to the payments being made old Kiatebaok system. Thru we hal so iu d<urvelatod currency. Had lhe raoovv many varirtira of engraving on bank pulro along the whole line and Mrrtxw. Tbo trowd that "Yov'ro llto UK»l sensible of the lot,” been Iwrrewcd on Interest to pay all such that apunuu-t altered, raised, and ">>uu- tsxrid not get into the Rink, last Sunday, Wilt attend la ail Uaiwbei •< tba IWawUa a»s claim*, prieeu would never have riser, as terftit rrntae of sysry kind were afloat ; surged into the eharehcsi ia .tbe neighbor­ said fade Barnabas, approvingly. But alter ho had puts to bed in the they did. snd th. exj>eu««« of polling SL^^reSSX^^in1 DMiij. ie hood, filling them to overflowiag. Notrstnxs nKatHiYilU-fe lest tiuunber, where the rallied pillow- duwu lhe rebellion would probably have willwtending the erowd iu the Rink the Vsljt iib?.lu»r<r ouww wore, and tbo cbinta-cualiioned easy l<en fiMW.OOO Ira. than they were. Thia have ftvtjetaUy meu hum •Hilo WO chnrehtu of Brooklyn were never » full [ chair, tbo fall strength of the family is therotimato of aS clcar hewded l Im»- thrown out as wwthUsu ■ud never ws* >o rnuril roterveX manifested. All grades of Tess, the very beet iu lhe Market. Fresh every l»R iVM. JONHfl. Give lira national banks credit for There is revival ia the air, and advantage ,-ierra W.L* Webber of Hsgteaw. i tongue broke oa my devoted bead. week from the Importer. S. S. SLEEPER A CO., of Boston, and “! can't help it,’ quoth I, holding vali­ When lUfn r»il to pay their little bilW will be latauaftt. AU lhe churcbra are for sale at prices which dees successful competition. TAKING A SITUATION. DENTIST antly to my relura. "We can't aUnr as agreed, cq give notes which do DM baar “re?rr ' ” * Borne of us must do srinrthing .\pd you interest and cannot be collected, they mint ran live very aireJj, mother, darling, on GIVE ME A CALL. on twtsiiy dollars a tuonth.” "That ia true,” sighed my mother from behind her black bordered pocket-handker­ W'Mt aruuud ths fire In a diseouaolate oweet's chief. ‘•But I never tbonght to see a acmi-rirde, that dreary, driuhog >|ay night, when the rain pattered against the Xow ami tta poor lluTuiud.!. H-tinp, Nor. (Wl. !4?4“And Unde Baruabaa ian t reiag to do in the I’lrdcra shook Mid shivered aa if anything for us, after all," cried out BlewA writer iu the New England Juunwf they would fein hide their gulden hssd. twr, indignantly. “Stingy old fellow. I «•/ Zy»oi/K« givaa the following lim of once mote in the mother aoiL My mother, should think he might at kart adopt one good thiurs to teach our children. It is h3a.nor.ndL The first, pale, and jurtty, of us! lie's a* ri?h m Crtroua. and never worthy of the careful attention of pan nt* and diver haired, with tU- wjdow ■ cap. a clieL m»r a child." w "He may do aa ha llkaa about that, I answered indupeudimtly. “I prefer to cam my own money." Butbe nest morning I set out hr the unknown tanre of New York life. “Uncle Baroabaa," said I. m the train 'reached the city, "bow shall I find where THE CENTENNIAL FOR 1876. *.-. ;------- „---------- ------- TREBLE & RUSSELL. OPPOSITION COURTED Sarpcal aii letaical DENTIST; dromv IiflTillt. - BTAIVLEY’S. Mitliiu. John Stanley. “Oh, IU go there with you," said he. "Are you very wdl acquainted VBh her?" 1 ventured to ask. "Oh, ywy wall indeed | ‘ rejdkd l'*fe BarwW, nodding his head approvingly wTu^k sro^Ur st ite’&ot and drove through so many street, that my band q>nn around and around like a tre- �Xbw Tom, . ' Rood; tbe Miiwnukre ■orNorth-Wretera Union Di­ . XT Chicago k N W Bred I 1 ! Stc.’ 1. That no nation or perrons shall hands of uo- feu. Ub rafea uot only ,acknowledg'd by the leaders, but they do purauc. or bunt, or kill any wild elk. wild POSTAGE EEEE. •all iu their posts, to strengthen it, bcraure duck, doe or fawn, save oafy from tbs fif­ •sack oao ban natnmagx to distribute in teenth day uf September to the fifteenth The Chicago 4 Nurtb-Wtatm Railway day of December in each year, or kill or .•mbracoa aerend distinct lints radiating The office. are all divided among lhe filth* dparnj by any menufi whatever, or attempt fu), and if there are BOt jmouah to..l» to taka.or dertroy any wiki turkey, at any from Chicago, west, uurthweat, and north’. around, it is eney enough to make new time during the yrer, except in the months ly in the Wisconsin eloetivn. Two years of October. November ai>d December iu O» miles northwest, way off on ll ago tbe Granger cxudllato for Governor brute. It ba glorious victory to elect the How won it overthrown at tbe hoM elcc- each year, ur kill nr destroy by any means pushsl iu way over tbe uninhabited prai- I frontier of virilization. This divbiun ft Why, Kelly, tbe present head, whatever, any windcock until after tbe rise of Northern Illinois to Galena, it has lows tbe St. Paul and Minneapolis line wont why over 15,OMJazajoriiy. Now ba complete aiui-Tammaay ticket, to redare ifou? THE HDRPEJ®; fifth day nf July. or anr prairie chicken or I Elroy, thence via Sjwrta. U Croere aia donated by a regvhr RepuMieu. X th. Democratic mqjorty to drool 29,000, was not judicious ia dirtributien John grown to be a mighty ayntera traversing Morrissey wanted more than Ke«y thought Trempeleau to Winertia; and thence (afl .'rid BECAUSE., fo.r • . rimilar change— not w marked, aim(4y and to smash the m«t fonaabl, aa well at be wm eotitM to, and Morrisney rebelled! the great State, nf lUinoia, Iowa, Wiecon- crossing the Misaimippi by a substent Iwcanro them was no opportunity .^ make lhe mart compt political organization in Ksllr rumored him from the rommirire, Mil j fir three dnllara a year U.u at riu. Minncxa, Michigan and Ddot— bridge owned by the North-Western ma to.mkeil.o_i. obmrrable m Minaerota the country st one blow b glory enough and ho went out and appealed to the peo­ ‘“Y* ... . , . the garden ot the nation, and laying tbe riatne Winona A St P«t«raRailway. To ple Kelly had eat down tbe wares of rich ItaneaU of milliona of br^fid .ere* in the former, thia line offers many tntlurothe laborers in tbe employ of the eitv, and pniilican platforms in there Slates have How waa it done? Easy enough. Ths was. consequently unpopular with 'them. the lap of Chicago. The magnitude of aay aamter eome to meet the Granger want. If so, jaople' were roaaed fnm their apathy by Tbo Kepukicsaa were willing to do any­ < this vast oirporatiou can hardly be grasped then, the Grangers hare decidedly moder­ the prtwure the Democracy pot upon thing to kill this one man power, and er. by a mere showing of the statistic of ite they waited with the anti Tammany Demated their view, for the platform, in que thsm.wnd they made tbo purifying of New business, but tbe fact that the combined iMte ia net oersta. and carried the city. tion contain only what ia fat harmony with York politics their businrw foe three extent of ita various divisions would make This baa been done before, and probably general Republican prieriplte. Theronwill be again, but it will not kill tbo or- detroy-iny quail in thia State, al any a conlinumu line of over 2,000 miles in dwriou is inevitable, however, from a re­ city attended the primaries that good tncn Sanitation. It b baaed upon tbe cupiditv time after the passage of this sal, until length, gires a foint idea of the immense view of the whole Northwest, that Grang- should be nominated, and after that they of intelligent raacala,. who hare under the first day of October, eighteen hundred amount of capital neceaeerily involved in «ri»m has subsidetl as a distinct political used their influence in every fair way to them the rabble who wxnt plunder, and and reveoty-two, under a penalty of five the idiots who can be controlled It is dollars for each quail denttoyed. give their nominees all the votes possible. winked al and courted by prominent and cannot give, but it will approximate 172,­ See. 3. No person or perwous shall at 000,000, The Company has 9,150 care, Secondly, the Independent movement The rum-mills, the .bullies, the strikers respedable Democrats, because without anytime with a trap or snare, or i>.-t, take has ran out. , Its adherent have every­ found good true men in their way, and thia power they ean do do nothing. For any partridge, prairie chicken, we.d duck, 389 locnsKtiroi. employe 15,000 men, and instance. Democrats in the interior of the where been abwlred into one or the other they had no chance to put in practice their teal duck, mallard duck, or quail, or at­ ita monthly eytcnM« averages about <800,­ State of ttapretabUity end the bigheot of tbe two parties, and although the pa­ usual tactics. In 'short, the decent men, social standing, such met. aa Scrmour, tempt to take, with any trar, auare. or net, 000. The liffer owned and cqerated en per, that profess to rsprnscnt the bte I lhe taxpayer* found that they had some Tilden, Hoffman, and hundreds ..f others, any partridge, prairie chicken, or quail: tirely, or mainly, by lhe Chicago k NorthJAuruZcf, Aorerer, That it shall te lawful movement speak of it an a furec luddiog bow the knee to Tammany, and grasp tbo to trap quail and take them alire, foe the Weatern are aa follows : dirty paws of tbe thieves and blaekguarda purpose of keeping them alive through the balance of jfcwer and able tc 'wield it Tttr OMAHA k CALtrOBXIA LIMB Sparta, St. Paul, Winona, Milwaukee, «f re-re-Mloeary m who make up ita numerical strength Tbe the Winter, and for no other puq use what* si win, it b wuruifret that the committals ” ”” extends from Chicago to Omaha, 492 miles, Lake Geneva, Marquette, Negaunee. Me- I ^L bigheat and beat men ia lhe party are of this yw^tr.ade by the individual Inde­ naming through JlocbeUc, Dixou, and nasha. Oahkvob, Waukegan, Green like, I BECAUSE I like io re Fulton, Illinois; Clinton, DeWitt, Cedar Devil's Lake, Elkhart Lake. Watertown, i Itegrtier «r.d an4,oal » pendents will, in the main, hot during the Rapids. Marshal), Grand Juortioa. Mis­ Palmyra, L'Anae, hbcauaba. Fund du I«sr, I clerical fiteefo hrir».o souri Valley, and Council Bluffs, Iowa. Ripon. Minneapolis, Duluth, Ishpeming, j BE' ACSE -Q ktfMren Thirdly, third pertyvm in general will BECaI-SI I brir-’ Il paasre through tbo finest portions of Sbeboyn. axJ Green Bay now amount tomothing of importaaee till Illinois and Iowa, presenting to the travel­ these ren be reached by this line only. I Ire esersHTvM, Bnaacrol er or shipper the very best focililien for after 1876. The tendency U to divide reaching not only lhe Btaliona on its own the whole country between the Republican All lhe lines of the Chicngnaml Northline, but by its principal eunnectuura all and tbe Democratic partial, and the fuaethe country north. Its connectioM are Weatern Railway system jrasa through the Uoa of tbe late minor parties will be tu were their hopes of rale, in brief. Every as follows. At Dixon, for Polo, Warren,- very beat known firming lands in tbe moderate and inflnenec tbe position of the thief and blackguard in New York waa in Mineral Point, Galena, and points, north world, Nowhere upon she globe dee. the ?*U »»« .bruntifuUy thsn >» L^otaertpOob Prte. M 00 per Year Her. 5. No tetson nr perrons shall aeU. thereof, at Sterling with the Rockford, two great ones, and to distribute their late mourning that night. It waa quite differ­ or expose for sale, or have in hi« or poo- Rock island k St. Louin Road it forms Ilhoou, W lacouain, Iowa, Miurrreota and POSTAGE FREE! ent at Irving Hall, the head-quarters of adherents accordingly. ' ' ' aosrion for the purjuse of selling or expat the short line between Chicago and Rock Michigan. Tbe very beat portions of1 Fourthly, the Presidential campaign will the anti-Tammaay party. A fine band ing fur azle. any uf the birds or animals Island, and reaclrra Davctanort, Mon­ of three great Staten are reached hr tire 1 —— be won, if not fooght. an the hard money peaicd|fortb joyous notes, the air waa filled are not meeting with ths success that the protected by thts set after-the ' expiration mouth. Beardstown, and the tier of counJnT^^J^p^tfl^ principle. Thia has been the chief inroe .with fireworks, exoellenl speeches were friends of lhe movement hoped for. The of thirty days next succeeding the times ----------- J i*>u Iload for the ter­ settled by the fall ckrtiona, and it would made and the excited, gratified throng did fact is. there is so much of good preaching, limited and preaenbn! for the lilting of any Meh Urd« or animals : l‘rvci<ird. hottrtrr. ritory covered by that line, at Clinton with Michigan and Northenr Wi not disperse till early in tbe morning.— both of lheold findrioned sulsxantial kind, That it shall be lawful to expose tor asle, the Chicago, Dubuque 4 Mianreuia, with <o, .dr.^71'*“"*• “ I“l .. .~ ... I-™...-S.WHI-.OU and the more modern sruiuiocid, in Brook ■ need not point out how thia fact inures to New York, Brooklyn, Massachusetts and lyo, that the Evangribu have nothing and to sell any live quail for lhe puqote uf which line it forms a through line and muraa of Southern W lacnnarn and Illinow,. sr x„, p.,,— qm t Advaaea. the benefit of the Republicans and to the Pennsylvania together made last Tuesday ucw to offer tbe people. The meeting* preaorting tbe same alive tkotugb the runs through trains of Pullman Palaeo and lhe coal depmits of Iowa The North-Weatern ia also favored in its cona tnenorabk day. Cars to Ihibuquc, Lansing, ' McGregor, donsago of the Democracy. Wo are unit­ are cumpoeed very largely of pnrfenaed nertinna. A largo abate '>f the freightage Prairie du Chien st>d UCnaM ; at De Will Chrialun* who du not itvcd converting, ed, they are divided, uu llio question; for Dnvetrport ; al Cedar Rapids with the and traffic of the Pacific ('oast, of the and Moody lias not aucvacvled in awaken­ hence wv are nut only readier for tbe cam­ What m TammanyT No name appears ing them to a sense of their duty in guing Burlington. C«dar Rapids & Minnesota Western Territories, of the British Pu paign, but we go into it with the superior more frequently in polities, but very few out and bringing the sinner, in. There. Railroad for Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Shell­ aessiuna. and of the lands beyoud the rock. Waverly. Postville, Atratioc Minn., pacific, have necessarily topaM over some strength derived from tonsistener, har­ know shything about the origin of tbe or­ fore, thin work M not so far producing the and Mason Citv, Iowa, at Manhall with one of tbe lines of tbo Chscago A Nortbmony and the confidence of the country. ganization or its method of working. It results anticipated It doea little good to common jail until aucli [cnalty ia |«id, the Central Railroad of Iowa for Aekley, Wretent Railway on their way to the' ia understood to be an immense political preach to Christian., except to rnthtuq provide! that such im|risonmcnt do n> l Clear Lake, Maw.n City, and Austin, at them and stir them up to renewed zeal, poster, but what it ia, and how it works. and if they will not lie enthused tbo only execed thirty days. Am™ with the Ilea Maines 4 Minnesota good that is accomplished, ia the confirm* Sr.c. 7. No perron slisll al any time, "Tammany Society, or the Columbian ing of that class in the faith, which ia vol within this Stale, kill any robin, night­ Th* Supreme Court recently rendered the mission of the Evatsgeluls. Good has hawk. whippoorwill, finch, thrash, lark, a decision in the cause of Frank Dolan Order" was esubliabed in 1789 by Wil­ been aocumplisbed of coune, but there is stafrow, chcry-bird, swallow, yellow bird, the nptipment, the many unrolieited kind­ vs. the Michigan Central 'lUilroeJ-Com­ liam Mooney, a noted politician of that not that awakening that I hoped for and blue bin!, brown thresher, wren, martin, day. During tlie revolutionary war be expected. There may be a change, bnt ly cxpevoaioBS, which the road tias^evrr rv- i pany who obtained a judgment agaiad said oriole. WEtodpccker, boltoliuk, or sny song had been a staunch patriot, and after its reived and ia continuing tv receive re­ bird, nor rob tbe nests of such birds, tin company in the Jackson County Circuit cksse an active politican and partban. Tbe garding tbe amoothuw. of track, the der a jcnalty forearh bird so killed, and Court for W.OOO, reversing said decision order took its name from Tammany, a superior coustraetku and elcganre- qf lhe tars, is a fair Indication of the ffrift of. and ordering a new trial. The text of the prominent Delaware chief, and its govern­ ment Was modeled after that of the In­ publie opinion. One of the must imjste : diana. a Great Father being the chief, sur­ tent foaturoa connected with nuafort.lile The Michigan Central Railroad Compa­ rounded by twelve sachems aa his counsel­ I their agi-ota er aervants, or other persons traveling is the establishing nf gmwi eating- , ny vs. Frank lK>ian, error to Jsckron. or,. Mooney waa the fint Grand Sachem. having l ny of the above-named birds in Opinion by Campbell, J ; their jsnecreiun fur transportation, or shall Dolan, who, while engineer of a |«mentransport the .ini', after ten days next ger train, jumped off to eroa|c a collision doubtleos a sham. Ito object, were alirays ■ succeeding tbo lime limited and psracribcd BIDDLE HOUSE. with a freight train ufcar Buchanan, and political and nothing else. The members for the Jilling of inch birds or animals, DETROIT. MICH. waa swvervJy injured, brought suit to re­ met for many years at taverns, and the shall lie punished by fine not lew than ten it grta ite eonneetion with the Union cover damage, from the cuuqieny on the meetings were, after the business of the W The Fort Wayne newspap>«w have dollars, nor mure than one hundred dollars Pacific Road, for Colorado, Wyoming, grounds that the collisioc was caused by evening had been dispatched, very jolly. announced their intention to n« longer 1‘ruvvlrd, Tlut such penalty shall not apMontana. Idaho. Utah, Nevada, Califor­ lhe incompvtency of William Crofoot, enprint free tbe noticvw of hall talchcs, dy to transportation uf live quail which While Mooney was the originator of the giwer of tbe freight train, and that lhe order, and its first chief, a greater man elute, secret societies, churches. He., but art^lo be Lept alive throughout the winter, nia, the Pacific Coart, and for the tranacompany kept Crofoot ia their employ af- was from its beginning for many years its to charge the same for advertising. Thia or to tbe transportation uf such birds or Pacific [rorta in Japan, China, tbe Sand­ wich Islands. Australia and New Zealand tber they knew of his incompetency. Tbe actual head, though he wiselv kept out of animal* in transitu, through this Ftale. only evidence, however, of his incompeten­ sight Aaron Burr, the gh^teat and foul­ CLOSE HOUSE. Stat,-, where it i. UwfnLto «ll „„ (lll0g Ko#gi ,siojfBJWr ||on„Iu|u> cy prior to the accident was the fact that est of American jKiliticiaha. saw al once <r animals at the time of surh | Melbourne Sidney and Aukland, and by when called to take charge of the train the advantage of having a disciplined body If all lhe MwicLies would step into t'u«h llirar means cunt rob a lanre and growing that morning he said he didn't frel able to behind him and lie seized Tammany and inejs and hand in their little tnxirc« and No person or persons .lull use trade with the Orisnt. This line ia own ran it. but the caller told him he would subordinated it to bis purposca. He was aak for enough drugs to pay fi.r such ad­ ' guns, or fire-ams. to nuim.Ai.l ed exclusively , by this Company, it is late day it should be nrressary to remind have to take it, ■» there vras nobody else the lender of tbe lower ctewre iu the city vertising it would >>e eimridcrvd impudent largely laid with heavy steel rails .’its cars sny educated person, esjccijly one who -i -- - —I____ ii rei :. .i ... i ii. ~~ — '7------- --- ---------------- I and the State, and he u_v-d Tammany to enough to bring tbo cigars. Bnt they sak I or within one-half mile of the place ar art- ati|>-rb ; all eaprom trains on thu read arnumes is refer in a public iddrvw |<> top Ml sufficient proof of gwners! incotnpeteo... . - .... 1 it and expect to nreitr it every <by from ■ places where they sre gathered in Itudio. are ceiuipyed with Westinghouse patent ics connected with New England liirtery, cy, and even if it were, there is nothing then composed. Hamilton, his bitter en­ nulJiabers and Woubi probably lie angry : fur the purpose vf brooding their young, air-brake* and MCler's pateut^afsty plat that the names "Pilgrim:’ and ■' Puritan ' are Vse •• ■■ in the position of the caller to make such emy, was the head of the Society of the if I ftiown s« pigeons’ tinnings; and no per­ form and cduplers—lhe most perin-t pro­ not intervhangeel.le, and.the Pilgrims were notice to him binding upon the company. Cinaunati, which wax Federal in its ten­ not pcrsecutera. Esjwcully it in strange I run or persons shall Sae any gun, guns, or tect inn against accidents known. rei._ —t* _' _i___ •• U when the pervertor <>! history ia a bishop. dencies; and Tammany waa a fair offset to try inch thus given away he contributes fire anus, to maim, Ail! or destroy any no much money. Thia donation ia usually i wild pigeon oZpigroos within their room­ to wealthy societies or organizations of ings, anywhere within the limits of thio (Elroy route), extends from Chicago tu ia,now—a political power in tbe hands of men well to do, and not in any sense beg State; and every person so offending St Pau), 41)9 milta, and to Minneapolis, a art of men working for a common ob­ P"against lhe prnrtaronS of thia section, or 120 milea.fwwng through Harvard, MadiThe above article, which we dip from anyypart thereof. sh»l bo subject to a pen- aon, the capital of Wiacxmrin, Devil's ject. In IbOO tbe election in New York Lake, a charming summer reaort, Baraboo City made Jcffcreon and Barr Preaideut rijy of fifty dollars, with rxrts of suit. good, sound, hard common sense. Coo and Viee-J’resident of tbo United States Sc. Hl. A prosecution may be brought am! Elroy. Elroy, 212 mile from Chi­ It was, Burr who did it, by means of Tam­ trary to general opinion, local newspaper by any jerson in the name of lhe people cago, is the •oulhern tenninws of the Went publisher* do more gratuitous work for many \m«n who were initiated into tbe of the State uf Michigan, against any per­ W ucsuMin Railway ; it is abo the point ought, one would suppose, to avoid with aoefoly <M the eve of the election, and frit their patron* and often for th<M who son or persons violating any of tbe provia­ where tire Minnesota ' Division of tbe unusual care the risk of misstatement in. in honor bound to vote the ticket it had never patronize them, than any other daaa ions of this set, before any justice of the North-Weatern Road, which ran. north- curved by any one who ventured to speak made ; but beyond that waa the advantage in the community, and we fear that most |<aee in lhe couutjr in which such viola­ wrolward to Lake Kampeaka. Dakota, G25 or write on a subject ol which be is igno­ uf bavin* a trained, disciplined force to of it is done without even the poor re- tion ia alleged to have taXrn place. or be­ mika'from Chicago, leave, thia line. Of rant. Yet Bishop Stevens, of I'ennsjl get out ita own votep sad to control tbe mnnsration of appreciation. Edito-a are fore any court of competent jurisdiction ; this divisiori we speak ebewhere. On the nania, in his diacuurje at the con«.wration. floating vote which generally decides dee frequently spoken of w “dead heads." and it u made the duty of all prosecuting 8t. Paul Division the traveler passe, some time agn,,uf tlh Protestant Ejumo I when in fort they almost invariably pay tiono. attorneys In this Slate to sec that the pro­ tbrouph the heart of the great plne-faA- pa) ^bishop of Massifhusetta, n disroun.. | Burr used Tammany against the Clin­ dearlylfor every tevor bestowed, and act- vision* uf this act are enforced in their her region uf W'uiconain, going through addrowd to the doicvmdAiits .if &>th I'il tons, and it waa hia principal weapon ao sully do more dead bdading Uuu, we are respective counties, and they shall prose­ Black River Falls. Humbird. Augusta, grime and Puritans, fell into the grave I Esu Claire, Menomonee, and finally cross­ mistake of confounding the set Ilers of long aa ha figured in politics. Kometimea The day will be a happy one for country cute all offenders, on receiving informa­ ing tbe St. Croix River at Hudson. A । Plymouth, known iu our history a* the tion of the violation of any nf the proTammany boat Clintoo, but in cither ease editors when every bssineas transaction viaiona of thia act ; and it is made the du­ fcw miles beyond you reach a branch for Pilgrims, with those of.the Mamaehua>-tls is brought squarely «fowu to a cash basis. lhe organization preserved ita vitality. It ty of slieriffs. under sheriffs, deputy alter- Stillwater. A 15-mile ride from Hadron Bay colony, who were ccl«ria«ticaBv of The above which we clip frotn the Niles lffj>. constables, and jwlice officers, to in- bring, lhe traveler to St. Paul, and.il mile farther on. Minneapolis and St. is worthy of lhe attention of Anthony. At Sc. Paul close connection, ’ Martin Van Buren, originally an oppo tbe public. Gratuitous advertising coot are made, via the Lake Superior and Mb ’ oont of Tammany, having eommeoeed po- to much, and the press should mH l»c call­ siasippi Railroad, for Duluth, Morehead. ‘ Utica! Uba. a ClinUmhn. saw,Uke Barr, Hiamarrk. and other pointe on the great L the advantages to be derived from the trr- ed upon to do work of special benofil'to Sgc. 11. Tbe proviaiues ot thia act Northern Pacific Railroad, and al«o with > ganixalion, and he joined it. It carried sliall not apply to any pcraoir who shall the St Paul and Pacific Railroad for > him into all tire minor offices be desired. remuneration, and we are glad to bote lite kill any of the birds or animala protected Breckinridge. Fort Garry, aad points in and finally made him a Senator. Clinton efforts being made to do away with this by this act, foe tbo sole purpose of pre Manitoba. A greater variety of beautiful died ia 1828, and from that time for many 1 ycsirs the aocicty had no vigorous oppu..'- pernicious system of the unfair taxatltm serving them a. specimens for acionlific roencry u met with on this line than on nurp«ei, nor to any person who slud! esd' lion. It Ureme tbe soul and heart of tbe of the press. Then, ton, the press should THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. Isct the egpv or nests of sny bird for such ■ Democratic party of the Slate of New unite and agree not to publish any Iryal scientific puqxwoi PrvrZltJ, That in a York, and ita power was Ml ia Washing­ adrrrturmrnti for lews than statute prices ton. Whoever wm iu. chief had supreme control, and from ha dictum there was , no appeal. To bold any o®cc in Tom- If publishers would unite to banish all for aotne tune there. ---------- „ —-,------ 1 with the Irigotry of many waa to lutve the cunfidence of lhe advertising from their columns that does extending from Chicago to Marquette, ilxir follow Beporetbu, they left them, leader, and all that Under had to do w» not pay, and demand lags! fees for legal Mich., is 43’milen long. That pert of and formed the first church of tbe dtmomto aak. From the Governor down to the printing there would bo much lew. corn thia line between Chicago and Green Bay ination of lodapeodenta Fearing the evil plaining of H ABD TtMKS by them, and the ri the oldest and mat widely known of all influence of Hoihod for their children, the roods forming tire nrrodrt North- they embarked fur America, aad before prewi would prosper beyond what it can Wrwteni ryrtem. Thu whole length of tbe tending at Plymouth they drew and muline is through a region of unsttroaaerd taaUy asforerited a form of democntic richtm., in both agricukanl sol government. For oereiy yewsns they rnrourccu, the imrihera terminus touching It is said that bo^buyers are through tbs the Vast cornier region of Northern Wienewly, and they vi buying up all they ronsin and Michigan. 11 peats through TS« (Laalry gtvw |B U, bortJcul. arreral of the met floonehiwg iakmi can get. Wr doubt the profit to the retro, uf the Badger State, auch ae Jmwo farmer in telling his hogs alive They w orille. Millon, Ftm Athinaon, Watertown, are shipped to ths large cities, and there Fund du Ue, (hfokurit, Meneabo, NeaMh, butchered and add st a profit. Why nut Appleton, Green Bay, Oconto, Peshtigo, Meuotaincc, Escanaba. Newannaa and to .Marquette. At Clinton Janctan tbo rued ceunceu with the Woetern Union Railway; at Milton Juaction with the Prairie du Chien Rond; at Watartcwu with tbe La evoure Railrood; at Minnmot. Junction will: the Portage Citv Rood. Food du Lae io tb. jnaoiKB < An Wtoernri. Divi.ro. Of th. Nonb-Wertm* and iu Milwuikaeand Fuad da Lac Air ELECTION FACTE. THM XUCTMi < *. Pwwduf mor, qairtytlm^o^ for twenty yean. Tbws wm no riming, ftty litdadrankessBs-.vwyLuJefi^g.sml. I am liappy to ssy, very little repeWing or frandulrat voting. There were c*ss cJ fraud early in the mansing, but arrant fol- -^HCTDr DETROIT 2 Do not foil to call upon IWELERS Wondward Avenue, . "•*> 8. iBttiU ltDnrt, Grain, Flour, Provisions and Country Produce, John H. Wendell & Co., MOODY and SANKEY’S (M»r st ti ik u*m unuBUt1 Flour, Grain, Pork & Seeds. Gtspel Hyiut aid Satiti Sttp Lffll PUffi 5 ** 54.^58 *“Wm.c STDCaO? tins ui£ Mayhew BusinessCollege Shingles. Lath, &c. excels D. D. MALLORY 4 CO W^Usmlt D—ten te OYSTERS. BALCH & HOBTOM. a...... is U Brtdea k Martan. A to U. W, Bsh sain CBOBtats immts, Cbmer WoodMdfft <t ,‘Aefby Sts., Billings & Prohasco, larlle, Iarltort*Slate u* Ini JOHN STANLEY’! MAITBI/E WORKS leosRO- Oysters received daily FINE PICTURES rYTIO At Granger Prices. S±.tr“T!“ is IS BROS. SALE �.aymMMvw. to Ll— ,-sx'•. i stand Tfw that owplt* County to undrr' -^FTrBx.TC : l»y a ofBarry mistake in an order, they the pWriiu " J U scemai of ■»!*. SUare t -AW. —•» of.n^MWMnrf q^. hnve sent us 40 dozen „— .MMJC— , but Will Hams, says he-cau sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us n 1 > i'»l e?d erof CheAuu i. 'puling u> „ rIt„ nwrrt wrs Ii* prvtertiiin against fire. ’ K- F- Ik.ru-S of Okcmo I.M a valuable 8Mord»y; canm dmxb, BuUor it plenty iu VemoMrdle. Mr. “ne b’uxhl - :W* P«>'"b. in urn day CROCKERY ed upon as the part year. By His coutinI» THAT »<>• A good diah ufuy. Wagons and Buggies Grand Rapids, Mich. * *? budding an curator ued nwrey. civil aad raligmu liberty hare I faeltt amt, ,1 UfAWM HrALtrn'i boon nuiinuUd, jwa«! haa reigned withia Dear Sir—Our aMentim. has been rail­ uur borders-, lal»r and enterprise han- pro ed to lhe pent imprurrmeou which yon I Fur the tvavcaicaoo of such of The Heading Ho*m, Bl' Xilm, baa dural thrir merited rewards, and to His •“"U««d an- still making in roar patruiss wlio mar drair- L. sal^rltchanged its nan* a. well m owner. It i, watchful providence we are Mated >el mKovI, and the a,wit moves nt io take the PnainiK Famib (priexi f2 IJ. security from pudknee aad athtrmtioual lb« opportunity u, congratulate you upon now called the HifUa House eotteraiia whh the BANNKH (price **! 8h“’P"f BeHerue. U. ne- calatuitim. Apert from the other imliovaJ thc.umra. attend.ngpiar efforts, not on­ Mrarinpi. each individual amouw trn bn* I bat tarrying on »n inatituoccasion to thoughtfully recall and devout­ tiM which turns out reliable and conpcNew Work. ly rrcoguixj the faro'r. and prolcetioo Uat bealnou mm.-MMu not offly traced proprietor of the Hilbdale which be has cojoyad. u> keep accounts, but to be n-a in the a .i—*. P*** inn of Kckn k*"” by thr with. Now, tbcrefare I, L'lyaam H. Grant, bigbmt a<ooe I'rcnideal [of the United Niato. du reroWe commend tbo jad-eiou, mannw in mrnd that on Thursday the 25th •fay ofl which you touch fur your atodraU We i to.„ . P" "'•w^aa. who with Mr. Frier .b.*..«ib«irw.MMM. i Li rT- .. ""I*" a*"eiart..n wtll be .November, the j«vpie of tbe United Stato. bare tried tv» a»d they l<,re well tbe vnm bold in KaHaraaxuo. December 1st and 2d. 'from tltf-tr aocu«unnrd roculiooa, do assem­ meadaUia yon gate them With the hope I *bc old stand of heker A Qrace and Ui , W.W’.Myphy. of Jiuxnville. haaprraca. ble in their reapaetire plana of wottbip. 1 luwiwt llrlng im" “7 *ru"'1 in “ •*he Slropua Jcffermm Street, north uf! psteu, ted to the I mvcrKly a copy <lf Gunter , and in »urh form u may ran moot appro­ Hoatinp B<iial, r°ler-i •'*a*bemalics. primed in la—duu priate to their own bearta, offer to Al­ I »en rrwpartf.lly ,.o«7 friends, mighty God their aekowlsdgmeata and K IU H L Fuller. |UtMt*«a*fal fcemM fcran. I rtUI-IMt a , thanks for all His merries, and their hum , The atmve fr.m the (Jrnod ; bU preyera far tbe cunriuuanrw of HU di- jy^r we commend to tbe atteaduti of tfaI rino favor. In wittwaa wbenwf I hare hereunto set my band, caused the seal of coaaty who are prvjar-; tbo United States to tvs aSixnl. >futir> IrsliKra in the I Done at tbe rvty of Wi.hfagp>n, this 1 । Z7th day of Owtober. in the year vl* oor THE NEW YORK lord 1K75, and of the indeyendene i of the j I'ailed Slat, a the one-hundrrdth U. F. OffAtTT. ■! xxstt By tbe Pro ideal. iwn, with ■ view to taking part in the ii Hamilton Fish, Secretary of Stale. ter-rolhgfate e.»iUat i. rt J ‘loo, but Dnn says it is going to 1h* » good ; winter for Young Folks to get mniTieu and i go to keeping house, and he will sell ilChenp . and closest out. - - *.re.riwMks..re~- Evening Post Heal hkjiuej; /(olice;. A Saginaw nelwul lonelier wliinrd pupil th. ptajal. father wbij.|«| (I leaehbr, and ill are happy. That was ju- PRICE REDUCED. GOVERNOR BAGLEY'S THANKS­ GIVING PROCLAMATION. 500 CORDS WOOD, cords of 1G inch stove ,ro°^ for sale at /1.2g per ____ 1 cord delivered. C. F. DHTGHT. ■ 1 The Circuit Court. ■ roaferred # I Sarah Di* axamiuun. M lire cUrt of IS< ». I now tearhiugin the Detroit High School. | CLUB AGENTS. daily, , . •emi weekly. - af tniaa <« lbs tie*ml Espid* I.ivisMt-' ! t real of the State of Michigan.— e at the rily of Lansing, thia sixth uf N. render, in the rear of oar lord tl.iHMad eight hundred aad seventy uf the Independence of the United — , HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, $0.00 A YEAR 3.00 V WEEKLY, €3 jA. ' EACH SUBSCRIBER. DAY OR NIGHT. 3E3C It fur tbrir inturrst to UNDERTAKING ani -'Mi- Books and Stationary 1'crfumerics- Toilet Sets- <5rc.. *. <J-c. Give us a call. i cincs. ECLECTIC ii When-tu bay drrm g..«fa since the eat dedine. Grorge II- Jobnaat A <’o. ’« ju,t rvccirol a very large line fn-h >m -II-Mun We •cl) g.«»l prints al H •. a yard. pvd shlrtin-4 flannel far)2] i., rMioti flannel fl< I2| cte and gnod ne blanket*. far fflBOa phsv. . ‘ . livapectfally. BSTIIOS " we ofl'erto the 'pubtio cheap for Cash. H c have, 1 also, a fuli and complete Having been bought very low. and ' he public win find 1 jotroniro mu FOR & i \ Have on exibilioti. one of the largest Stock°f Fancy (toodx • liroudht to thin City at jrirra which def) all C.oaprtium. I menL A. PREMIUM HopkillS wbrt wiu hn-da r.r .............. — —« «r | ( - tlw year. ami ia our napretite jJarra of1 Kirebfp. aqd by utr hearth Mows, rarerrtitly ceklptwlrdge '-ur dependence uj>.n our 1 Lar only Father |<t our gratitude ; . J bition at tin Warwina uf S AI4SBUEY ABROSSE^, torn. 1. Jous J B*<iL«r, Governor of the| We *A*11 (ire ilm plane weak week. R00MS ‘ ___ TU 4m asat sf tka X •l^ul DankJ Xt:wrkRMiiot'8rB.scH/r7iox\ ' state rtrikt. - — • . jnU> our national life. oanjjjamv with ibis haDowed cur ' people of thin State, tbe ohrervanee ufl Thuraday, November 25th. in a day of Thankagivit.g -and Fraire On that iL) ' i'-t u» pot fa-hint a> the labor aud toil id [ !FURN1TUR1 I tie... II Johnson & C.i. of Midd^till.. I will aril the brat JapT.a io Harry ('out,. •J; The oldrat iadxw hare'to admit all lhi» 11cm* step in and try firr H» of The R YOIIRM. SMITH, MANEE <£ PRESTON. — _____ • [ Th. largvat Stock ami the brat Furniture I.U1HUAI. orera. TO 1 *• ~ In the Nim« and by tha Authority of | lha Stale of Miehigan. ALL ASODT THE C0UKTY. GROCERIES We hnVe a_ double ns saxvj any UtlC one coaling ____________Stock .Sis, |i« the Store can sec and they will be soln |c|)cnp for cngh or ready pay. ■ George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, And everybod allow■« our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is t ie . boss ol vily, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it iff to hard .work-to grind them. - & Barnes. Tbe cxpericn..- of thirty yuan In i Senior UMmln-r of thia Bru aa an t' । taker, giro him great adrantagm in < । in a proper and pnnnja manner, tbe ( Hastings, Dec to. 1S74' *" •*U*r wl,bo«t futlbtr ilriny « no- srtb^kr Salisbury A Brosieau. , 52yl ' eatings, April IP. 1975. : ewttrtig off the top <_f IiL'[^d f|c bmfo afargr family. 1 Thirty nJur.d ladiu, of lMr<-lt haLraaeervt aerial and literary euriaty. They have jnst fitted up an rleganl rncm f« ibeir maetings. which they eal! -theQuern lifSnebaa t'-yj ermncil chamber FOR SALE! LOOK OUT F0II TERMS REASONABLE.! BARGAINS. 17 City Lot* In Firel Ward, PICTURES I PICTU.RES! lam now all aion? in tbe I’hutognjdi businna*. and aa I hare tua.1- arrange­ ments to increase my faeililirn far doing iberter work than ev.-e. alt should rail Lletof Pwtnnt*. i yuung lady is now lying >iek there «hu rent wealthy and rely beautiful. Sb I suffen inte .sely in Ixdy and mind, bat r fuse, tn give her nam ■ < r hfeun. ; Tbe balance in the state trvosjry apnli ■ coble to tbe rodoctioo of oar hooded del M »2G®,l»H and not |50U.<MMI as ru au Street ’ Also a Farm of 80 Acres, SCRIBHKRS MONTHLY 6r 1816 TO CLUB AGENTS daring the week ending Nor. 3 acre •5I.M9.37; payment, during same lime wc-v <151.799.37; balance ia treason Nov. 3, 1H75 19HH.77d.RS; deerrm* far Id order to still mure largely Idcttm the clreulatloc ot THE EVENING l*UST, oeoflhr In give Io thw wbu J. G. RUNYAN. igan CentraT Railroad, will hare attached 1 au elegant Wagner jwrioe rar, rtinning to Detroit.’ f.< the accemmodaiMi af ibrongh and local travel. Tbe drawing; iagthebeM writmaad Ihlakm. eaaart be room car on autnc train, will rntitinuc t ■1 ran ihn—gli as uattal. . j equaled by say uber paWkartre. JTaady aad 5a«Uey'» --Ge^el flyman sail ba­ rm! Poop- are prmolad as a premium. pampoM. ta each yearly euburlber vha md> Bl I. limey C. farera. PablUbm. P. O.. »« I Tbe f.Jlowing item, written by Uri .Carrath, editor uf lbs Vineland Sew Jerwy l»dri<r»r'*t. Beat him U the Grant Be yimd. it the lunda of Iztndia. the eahject *'A nrotMoanl Vimlaiadar sat down by tbe aide of bis loving wife oa the sofa, ant ksAed up into her eyes and ra'lcd her •‘a duck, aad “a birdie." and “a rabbit," and all the ether eodranng name? Then he told her be wanied her to Irarn tbe nee of a revolver, so that ta hie absence rhe cueld protect their home and ailrerware. I aad defend lhe b.*tfr uf Vineland Then I Im went off and bnught an elegant scran M. D Reed desire • to call attention to i hri new Waguu Sb .p. «Iktv he may be fonml U all boqm of any day. reedy to'do any wt;rk in hU line, from j-ntting a new tnikr in an utf ffhed. to tU'KaiKng of lhe be< buggy eriw acre 'tn the cvnuity of Berry. IWn t "farget the blare": ut tbe shop with Jaaim KieH A Bro , "corner nf BEND FOR SPECIMEN COPIES 'CONTAINING FURTHER .PARTI. CVLKXS ANOUIVINGTHJSNI'H. BER OP SUBHCRIBERH WHICH SHOULD BE OBTAINED 1ST EN"PTTUf UNKTO EITHEROFTinSE' HASTINGS ■nd SPECIAL NOTICES. THE ORE^AT CAUSE HUMAN "MISERY. STEBBINS BRO’S: T^eepIL ’ Where you wul fiat] all kitttla of mNITURE! । Of ever)- D««cr»|»tiou which we - can sell cbeaper than any hone in Bar­ i ry Uoauty. far these rvaaun* i $10,000 GIVEN AWAY Wo .» «od Uo KxrilBMCAS BANNER uaaal price »1 50 and the LOUISVILLE WEEKLY CO CRIER JOURNAL tax! price 12.(W, j-O.gr W.M>. Tbo WKKKLYLWRIF.RJOURNAL k the groat NATIONAL FAMILY NKM’RPAPKR. It wiU, mt Ih-oomber 31rt. IF75. distribute importUllr ffIO.900 hi. shirtefaeveA with bat on. bunt un, nod that pmcUdorwlhal-gtoA Then1 ba V<M galloping up and down teiUng eeory Man he met that his wifr Uas craxy :m EQUlUBLt SffihL 8tME WM. C BRYANT & CO. SZ ■ ■t*HILn*X<H.AX'ft FHIF.XPX. Or, Show Yotir IWporta" �hiaer.-.kh . ;V ..A^Wm.iJ^;. U.;i Railway IWpt.;.- L if..- »4.4t t »U«.[ lravk uud’a* e -aiK raf thuuwre jpto«pl *d i^.r.’I . . J «» bewttghl oat by the foil elreii-sn- I'.audu »b gianaug at, fiir they mt:* th<- j fraud < th. politic*! currents and foretell J lowed <1"“ T * *** iTHE INDEPENDENT tu. -.- u:. tf r» V ;. tian'A nwrni’-■ ~ . other cjrjx'sasiiu in th* w.rtid. ‘ Pallnwn Ih..t-i ok.-a “I r, bin arwi dd -Ili'b 01M hi* pstrcsoag.uj:i. . ■“-« A* 'aISvJ S p l it i n iu day. . That appear* very jilaib- : How-ily U-l a fovtakosTrlta oufrUny'.1 And ^are-jinl. it > It ia the pi.:: rf rood of the Wert, and cxteiuit front Chicago to L*kc Kanryr'tia. I ic Waoviisin rivetion. Two yeuni, tf.e revolt i« Taruvuaaf i* Leut-SLutt M«8>I from tbo Hue that forty yeunt ago fill milte northwiwl, way off tnl t!..J ’ Granger eandidal'- for (lorrenor i fo»U. It’, a ttJutodRorr fjbeet tV , 1r,‘ | pindie J iu way nsrr 1'ie uninhabited proi- frontier of uiUkatsou. Tl.i ■ .tliw ion fol­ s. low. tbe St. Pk»l ■ad’MinnmpolM line to 1V? °'CT majority. Now !■•• \rti--rtai-2* WldayoiM or any prwiria t hk-ks-n i.r'j Er. of Northcru Ulinuv, tn Galena, it ha* Jflny. llwmec’xii J^iurta; U Crtfcaa hod ' •ad by a n-gular IterntJliAn A t-'Ar-uirffl.fMW, Masniwy Wanted CHiroil.au Kelly thought puualol gnsux'. iiiffled gruuw. cviunwrsly grvwu to be a mighty ry.-lem traversing Trtraipekatt to Witioau. and tht-iue faRor | ujmogv— i»t m. marked, M’r' und-to *tnwa| tbe. jbrnluHb d» dell al he waa enlilled to, and Morriwey robeUed. eall.d |«rtridgo ut pbetuanl. of any wuni iheVoral HUu-* of Hlimd*. Iowa, Wisrou- rawing.tbe Mi«madm>i by a euhrtantW , । there was m <^.rtuu:ty-to male I the »Mrt arenupt. poliucuj ergaeixatas.. in, Mrdte removed him froui the cmumUfoe. thick, t«l duck, tnailard dn«*. ar any wa­ sun. Miniu-Miia. Michigan and Ihtkota— bridge t^jwd hxthr Sorth-’ tS Bfi”±JTrf ter fowl, aard t-nly from the 6mt day of the garden of tlw nation, and hying the ruthn WmmA St. Peter B it sq—is cbrei valle ia Minnrtota Afarere filS vsre ™, tReptctnbcr In-earb y.wr Io the fin-.' day of >.**■ Ml-!'* a*ll"“” rich liarrret. of million*.of brand acre*, in the farmer. ihi» line oleri Jannsry-tiet bf'd!..* ing. How wa* it done ’ Knry cfqsu^r - -ffbej wks’ cAiiimroitly ui>i*>pnUr with lham. the lap uf Chieaxu. The uugtihade uf Sat. 2. No praon or |itf»inv >hil! kill |K«|d.< were ruUKd froai Uicir apwthy. l.y ; Th- Itefstthfowna were wifong io do any - nr drltroy, ^r attempt tn kill or <l<attn»y, thi* vart i-urporstH>a can hardly Iso grasped then, tbo Group** hans il.eidcdly mwkr the prr-urv lhe DenaoiVt' lfcl npun I <Lii~T to kill thi. WW nun f wro. and *0 Kaail, annul ini m called Virginia part- by n were ebowing of the atalirtlai of iu *r K*. ,ln’F “ll T*llimiliy D.tomvc tally during tbe rovullo. itfoU:- bu«iir *«, but the fart that the combined i their view*, for the piatfonaa'iu <;uc*- iliem o'.-aUc-. tuber, NurtBibtr arid Ihs-wfor in each extent <sf iu vutomu tiivisioM would make . tiow «a*tain only what i, in harmony Utah ,l*. Psib»<^«>- «• 'W#-si -for thrro , Tl „ bm Uro done before, and probably grtmi Republican principle*. ftc irona wntrauon* Un-of over SJlIJit mikw in will Lo again. Inti it WttB-test -kill th .- qrohwran ia itwiit^le. however, <*nm a ro cily altet^Al tiro jwimaric* that goqdtacaa ganiMylcea, leuydi, give? a feint idm of the imtBrtw* . It U based npasii the cupidity an, amt df capital ueetMarily tnrulirrci in I view of the whisk Northwest, that Grata?- •lumitl dsosu-minAliSd, oh3 after tfial tl’ry ol" iutoliigcnl rascal* win have nnd-r tbetw tbe raWslc who' want plunder, awl eriwn bn aubnidtd as n distinct politiral u*.-’I their influence in cvcrj&fai/ way to the idhsta wins ran Ise cvntn.llel. I^j* gi»e tli'Ar nominee* all tbe votes pusublv wiakcatat and amurtcai hr promin-n(' aud vanau: give, but it will approximate |72\-' Sx.'. 3. Nft penwn rr pcrxini aha’I at ,»‘"tay‘". The Cutupany baa I’.IM tar*,' The rum-mMk, ’tbe bblfiu-’ tin? striker* r-wpeetablc Democrats, l*-rau*B without auyrim - with a t«.iy. vLMUcvr^m-^.-rah' pLAra-r tiny ran do alo nothin#. Fair sny Mrtridp*. | r.tirt b:-b<r., -oud dunk, :wy $Mu>xfr<Mles>pfoy» I ft,O'HI turn; and foutfd road title pen in .'theirisl and IhL 1 quail. <r at ita uvmthly npui.' averager aboard■''rtl,-! where been alroarbnkbito tone or tlao 'other fbeV iika rr. cliao; • to put ia jw^tiej thfr iiort.itiee. ^'WK-rau in the interior of tin.- u;d duel, niallar 1 daf4. Stair <4"respectability ana! tbe higliisl tetnpt to take, wit I; any :rar._M-«e.er rvA. Tbe linct omni awl -opentdd tfti-’ ; of tbe two jurties, and although the ;u uaual tactics. In atari, tbo d.- _-nt tn.n, roanb. Standing, such'men a- >. ypour, any |rtrtridge. prairie Sk!rtt<nL or quail: lireir, or mainly, by the. Chidbut > * N«rtE-1 1 per* that pui«n tq represent tbo late I| the tatpnyan found that they IsttP Mine Tilden, lioffunu. Slid hut.-l.val* •>!’ fsthena, Xotrerrr. That it ahull le hwfo] ■ to Tatumsny. and grasp tin- t-< trap qnail «■] "lake th-at alir.-, f-wti.- We>U-tu arv aa folia wa; I ■uvrtueto sprak of it m_a force h-Jding j1 intrant'in gutynunc^tal wptteta - _Of Sl*;thdkncv rty 1.-SW* of the thUvraan.l ILsekgvatd' Ikuurre, they ratried the, city,— they ran ' lUhabmu uf power „,d. able U wi*H it,' fntrj’^o <if k.-epinp thi-ui afire thruBcA'J wii.r fcjlci* uj! ita uiimerreal stren-.-th The th- ni«UT,and for n > ether latnaxt «inl! ' at will, it is maiitfod that tbo cpwanittala -: 1 higbeat and best men in _llo' party are! .. .1 .11 1.. l.»r..t... i1*^" iPJ’-nX iktititth lltxlM-lk-, liinsii uimI of tbi* year.made by tbo individual lode- • cmuccllcd tn be caiuTrd iu i-» rank*, uiasl I duel-, I Yahoo-,-HK.n ir. Ciinsm./mWitf. FW»r . to y ichl obmlintw tw ite bvlaffe . . ' ' potafoiit* wiO, in the main, iart durius the I It wa* a very fikaiity night at Tamtuauy 1 ■'Uur| JujAiv.. Jfei.'-oD Grand Jurclii .1. MI' llidt—1 funerJl '-'MiM no: be mote ,ta T'w.vd, Cunuolly. Sweeny all went by next Praaidcntial Cuutcsl. ' 'm T Y«ds?. -••■•I C. i,.„il lllutfa, Jain. S^’tTie board, and John Kelly luu T.l’nw.d . Bb*. Thirdly, third partyiauj in ^pcraL uiU .j <-i:iUd -«< ifojattoM ■YKefoft .kr>.<^'.! Ilu fitirt Nitiiiu t.f .^. wetLeto -^Bal'Snother will l-i*:- in hi* >(rod ' i made a d-J-ful and the w.'Jl 1 r ........ . > now amount to nothiKjrof iniportnhe.- till ■ the di-affrcted will tw plaeated, the nejtter I nftor 187G. Tint tendency i* tv divide j dir; ersed.' Goug were their viabm*. <>f,led h-giona will be tcarganizol. an^l •’rc 1 the whole country between the Itepubliewi j platnhr.—gone verkdbc-lHijwt'uf an ini-' eutupvumi of ahrewdnese. n»*.»3iy, nut 1 and the Daunocratk- parties, aad the fiinr- muuity fr.-o pnur-linieut fir crita,>—gqoe 6|tb and debju-liery known .->• Taamiiiiy. ' will <1. ubtk-ri again ;ci ii* grip <11 tire . tioa of the late minor parties w ill Ise to were their Kojks of rule, in brief. Every Metn.;4»lu>. It will raatithafy ai .'*-.' unlc-I moderate aud infiurnev tbe position of the thief ami blackguard in Nir Verb wa* in the. rtwpectabk- [eojde tnsinta'n lb ir • r mourning that night. It tn quite differ ­ two great ooaw, and to distribute their htc ent at Irving Hall, ili^liealf-iyArnrri of ndbereeta arairdingh I Fourthly, the Presidentialonnpaigii will th.- auti-Tantmany party. A Stir- band |be wna, if not fonght, on the bard inonry Ipeolrtffurtli^oyeu, iiotiv,. the air X-au£!kd MOODY firework*, execllcui spceehre were Iprineiple This haa beam the .chief iaeuc with ' Lulled by the fell rlcrtious. awl it «»uld 1made and the excited, gratified tSnWg duff Kd 1 ItoSU lo bate laecn d.-yiahely doc. We 1not disperse till cariy in the' mnraiup.— tnbutaiy :•> thi* i- Lard test point out how thi* fact iqu/n* to New York, Brooklyn. MreeailiurelG and ea uf Smthctn W ts*< lira coal dc|>*i.Mm benefit uf the Itcpabliraii* and to the i'cnnsjlvania together Bi3»>1 TVrtSdayth-WcsteCQ D alm fu IbBMgv of ths Democracy We ant unit- 1a reenorabh- day. . ■ . ■ - ' - are-''■ -u:. A Urgu abate M, they are divided, on tho’ quartfon Lace we are not only rradh-r for the ram- j ^HnrmwrwiT REAL ESTATE. THE INDEPENDENT ydp»> Lol ** P* ■■**'< >1 with the superior । Htnmgth derived fhw cno»i*tenr-y. bar- L________ ■totyatsdthe reinUdasca-of tbe enumry. J gnnixation to take it, us there wa- nobody cUe I who c-uld. Thia tJu nnrt hdd wa« Btfcieet pro./ of gaaenl iacouipctrnand even if ii wute, there is nothing • poaition of the caller to make such • Co him binding upon tin: company, rule which held* employer* liable for Mgiigcncv of tln-ir aerrgnts i* not ex­ pl to cam where the injury ia cotc- i.a»j b. ..a fa **.a tmm;, re *MmM 1. lo h» rep—. Ha «... | r*11 *p-,‘ f Jewdcra aad Mani&eturln- 1 JEVELER8 Home and all modem impr>.yements Good Mera nnd Other out buiWlaga A OUop. TEKMS MBKRAL. IXI THREE IsOTHln the refund I A Mini, in eligible pouhfon, that a III ; Ise Mild on the UKWt rea/«>i.*ble tennn. , ■ Enquire at my .offlce, Ftate Street. | MostLera, Michigan ANY FARM of IGOocre*. nftuatod on U the mat Ibir of the tow nship of Rut­ land. adjolnioi Uiie rfty,- with new House, a good ban and n good orchard. ,l<weUwuiaral.-l4fl seres being under ImprovetneBlfxx»<4 A LSO'A HOUSE AND LOT III tbo j ~£~— S. & 1 MM I IcMi. <wMMMMe4ul.lt ■ rain, Flour, Proriaioni and Country Produce, aw A«1 W~< WittrWe. Manet, J. Cole & Son, John H. Wendell & Co. and SANKEY’S OfciSr Sjt ii Ik Lira! UratM Flour, Grain, Pork & LAND PLANTER I &4.O.56. 8e»dt. ’-'Mr.STiia stow WATER LHE LHE l ily, luwu .-nt Mml-nll saiatt Itatinetd of lows G.r AiAley. and if they ri'l no>lw cut Lu- • pj*d lhat'h sciotuplnkfif. is th, the faith, n Tbu Supreme Court rcranly ra>dcre.l I aT»mn»»uj S«fey. - r tlrc Uvlttmbu.1 ing . f that deefeiro in tbe raw of Frank Dubn-!0"*" ’ »«.« crtaUidred in ITROby WU- tl, tataah n ■ t ib. 1> v >'.< 8 ■ U.u »cevui[it.-h«l »r O4U-. I i lie Michigan Cimtral Ttailrood Coa- iiatn Mraw-r, a ro.lcd noKtWan of that out that awakening that I h<| ' day. expected. ■ There ,tnjy 1st a <1 kJ* who obtained a judgii.<-n: bgiiirt sas',1 had ban .1 rtanneli patriot, and after ita । mpany in tic Jackswo Ca.unly Circuit clam-an retire p<Jiti.-an And partisan: The ' art fur ramraing anpl iIwimou order ti.vslc it* nans* fn>-u Tammany, a j prominent 1>. lawarn chief, uni i(*gn»cre. , meat wa* mudrial after that of (ha- in- I I dian*, a Groat Father beiti" the rliirf »ur-. Du! Michigan CtmlraS lUiiriu-1 Cutups- j n>ut.d.-d By taelvc xulictn' a* hi* <uuii*.-lHr v». Frank Ihslaa, error to Jackmu. era. Momaey waathe Cral Grind S» !«■:-. j Upini.ni by t-an.|.l,ll .) j At the beginning there «a< amno pretext Dolan, wlui, while engineer of a pmmtti- 1 of bcwevaslcnia- in the order, but that wa* 1 tonn, jumped i-ff to nn,v a nsilieiou 1| ihsubtlcT.. a r.hau>. Its objects wer.- al way. h a freight train ucaf-'llotl.anan, and political an«i nuthiiig cl--- lire nicmher* [ 1 aerervly injured, Iwouglil «uit to rewn.-cm•**,«*.fax «r damagt-« from the company on lhe ■*,***msre* ■■•Map T-S"""””- •f*'|fafai~l .fair o ■suds that the csHLioa waa eatv<-d by I »enmp;tciM'y of WiOiam Cntfnot. co­ ker of the freight tndn. aud that the «*«-«*!« <nia«r. . pwu.»«. Ox,TIUl kjwtiy kept Crvhwrt in their employ af“ 5.' ~;?re~ -n™ >■,..i,; ,u r,;»w h they kix-w of bin iBcaaipetrney. The r «rel M .fajrt >i*-h fap re hit. ,., «.„ak«.. u. Up*| rvridence, hawtner, of hia intnmfwtcn- Ml*, a*- u-n. *re* «U *e ™ .1., i, a. ..a r., ,.,i, mL-. . ■“ •» -»re— rerere -• * «” I. r .ii ,fa ,™u tj,, c„... By •* M JT0£4JV T. J. WILDER. ! lijiis all M Sep r i 1HUB Mayhew BusinessCollege KXCKLS Shingles, Lath, &c. '■■Li' ■.Util, and Fort ihdgv I Vail.y with the Siinx -----„u<lfor Sunix (Tty. Vauk. ;I lhe is|nipauet.t. the Bt::ij . . ---- Wi-csr. Was>t 1'uint, and other- ly expretafoiw, whiiA-tli. |-; it- ia froutlscrn Dakota and Northern | retted and i* rontiunin; i 1 .Nebraska, anal on the line of the Dakota | girding the smax.tlincM <ir. I aupcriur cvmatnirti-'ii and kkgnr. U <'ity and Yankton, cam. Ma fair indieatigu. <.f jite linen th.- Chicago A North- I public opinion. One uf' this ts ■ I! .2 way* .hit* p<x»«ttaRen( and itant fraturra couneeud Li’:"..' . I »sry Inr.- ly cuotruu their | traveling I. tlaecwtablidiing of',. ■ A-ritirtl Bluff* pilrt their line D-D. MALLORY* CO 45 DOLLARS!; OYSTERS. a wk mn*«m ar wo rrrww For What? The New Improved Buck-Feed ran” FLORENCE SEWING MACHIIE... i -State; Billings & Probasco, lute. lajteoi'satt ui Im fa-.a fa»n< .fair fa* re*, re r„ ,. , , JOHN STANLEY ! io* colUKitcd with Nev E£tU lls»t theuaiuea' Pilgriiii 'iind- I not JatcrThinpcabl.. and ihe-l’i risu|;l pra.’aablv le arcstj |ri*«d wheti-ar rougnrwHClul j**ter' a rtio.r at Maiaachurct'.'. with th tk-n that the Pilgrittw burn: tu.'i 1 ll<«t<;n onaincn. Jhtt a Lj*lu.p* [ Ise aueperted of anarnng nsr^C-u 1 '"T"t. Phillips"' OA.VKNTS. B , ,' ■. "“v-x’! .nX^Prcldwt or tbwUniui ?. Z It w\lk-r who di.1 it. by meuiM of Tart- 1 „^k ’ n maby lieu who ura, milled >t*. the ,hcir e„,u, anJ /4k.., flir ,hMe fc|„, 02EA1T’ .’ri.-ly ou lb«, rre of the ehni.m. wd Ml . fnem. t|u, l<h«. T«- RESTAURAHI m bower Ixiuud to tote the twket it had . a„ ni01S,noilt .„j „ K.;r lUlu M ma-le; but beyon<i that was the advantage ; uf h ,tl„ ri>_r !u_ of Itw!^ a traiM< dMciplincl force t > BinoCT>ti „ „ I'jL s are wt .miiu own r<g», .mi to omtnal the; fy nU u„ , r „ • desd-hewd*. \ fomung vote wbx-b generally deodee e.ee-, wlitn -j0 r,t{ a!ra,« iuv<liaW^ j.9y ।a! brabop pf Mt.tcliu* . ,,- i doariy'for etcrV fow bi*tt>wr«J. and act-1 addressed to the d.-wxidai Ilurr uwd T'snmmny agmn-i, the t.m-; toll mj(n, til£ik „ grilhi npd 1‘ariuui*. 'f.-U luM. and it wa. I.m wuwtpd weapon a. fm. ,o ^.r|. el| u!1,.r AimWnSi. f------- ini*Uke of tvsuhaliuJirg iuinrmr be ta pirttcr. -Simrtimrt j T!l8 d wl!, , b r,r — nl Plym-U'.li, know;, in , (hut.m l«l Tmimaay wd «4»et.m.» „]:t.ln.’when every lu^n-m Iraneacl-n I I’lijltlma, with lbnrei."if. tjandfrvf'rstdid Mtdrdiuefai take Tammany, beat Giutim. but In tniUr ease I u brv llt It) a Uay.Uonj, who uu. , Of tbe train. Tbe Mgfigrnrv <T and of tbe cull.-r iu not reporting Ito hb anperivnt, and of other* in rruahed. . . '•'f' _ j/s^.«Wjrrtit,i« w .rlhy uf th* aCuilt n ।! mmisc plartrt n. a .r3M tefonting Martin Vue Jlun-n, wriginally'aM Mppo {the puUle. ' ’ bunfewas. and not a petwuial negliL-’........ ...... ....Ml fal. *rew re v... j ta* mnrti. sad the pres, •kuupj not be nail - . tt the company, or thrnar who in ii.-,.-. i i in.’.- . ■ < ssreij p; I.J.::..-||, for Uihlith, Mnrchead. ; cd mpuTAITafo' Work <-f *|ei»l bcsrSr V : ..... nwnt iu pcnooAiiiy. The wart "re< ■■ I . Bismarck, audretber rainta a n the gr.au 1 isl » rel* ,’ ,l‘ ‘ r’’ ,•**• ” ‘ i Ni.rtlxjTO i'ar.Cc Railroad, and aha with j •reAwe. that there wa* nothing tu '* - _1’’t ' A"' Fmite Railroad for be jury- The great hsnhhip tu i.t t^> foiw a«i :a»itSita jRmi.uuidgr. Jbrt Ggrrv, and- tminta iu wd the otAragix.it* isegloct uf Urv- and twdly made hiss a Sen.lA? 1 efforta Utog npnkJoaL* away with :1a- ■v 'Crf|ji..re^ ■a*».«re.<JrfKreM dfo MHwling tn sympthv for -the du«l m 1»S».‘ aaiTrn-u iUt tsmwdSr wtanr' ' praJldotiA jstctnjtfjbj unfair taxation StoiiqL have n.. Utfi* <m lU y«w» tb'Mhty k *f actual foull in rhe ewtijany jivu. It Utau..- Ils*.-m3 mid li.-irt ul the ' oflho p?ro<?. jfi-.en, to, the |'nw* should laklestcrtt in th* West.— ' th coattar otaTumn ' s r. "U -V* “ra** I-BiKnxxmiie patty «.f the uf Net unite aM Frfoe nM to pabllah any foynf ; jei.si.ill pnrjsec J. ,^aitfef ara ,„4 Mn (-1 York, and. iu ^nerr wa. Mt in Wanhimc: ara/rrrtfeesiwul* f.r Ire* than statute J-riu-s pxjre. rerere«.. *wjcH-Xi- - re'rereeww “* »■ rS ----•• r-rzr ’trania "T®? < hid had aupiysur a--,-— t "“‘i •n‘ k|W «w»gh ill all remscienre. tra. Wbcrytt irosistoM uf thi* AjuU »ls»l! uf- Jcjito-* —* •*- - - • r a*"V'' ‘‘“Ji*----------------- lf pAlfebet. rouid uniu to L.nid. all twaaty Cr th* prourcuifolt tivjtoaWttart* WC UtHUS M vr .ei^.ItaKK M Wins son. Rrewrtcr and Bmilford, tiivy .-.np-d to IbJhuel and lived for Miras ur.sr «her.-.- ■ '■ to UveWibc,lr»m«dcMc of tbe | advrrti*inK ftvwibcir rolunm* that d .<* the kiising of the Lird <>r ? . I- 'Iw.'lre 'btWg.I Becoming dwatidW with tbe hi^irv«f leader, -and Hl that loader had Jq.d-i Jta*•*.* J'Ua.U Iqral few for h gal ukii.g.-f the n.-ier eujra.M th--..extcoJing,’ fh^.Uldto/o i.. Maravette, i iherr follow Keparutitu, they left th'- v. *’ to ask. Fmm lhe Gcrcraroritlriffrc Is# tbe j J&infmg there would he'niueh low ccm nay b -- haa net .fotae f - .cttnlUc^tu. i-MfeJ,., ir 4jH t¥i>. fou/. Thai part of J aad furuK-i the fin: church <>T the drtj'ui.-.- , ,, “». ■ _ I.ltMin^ InggMi vbutagis end Grssn Bay •1 illation of independent-. F’mritijUJtoUtil 1 * >Tfc'.S*-. ■■--■. res.r»rala«-,u*, 15.1.1, |r I . Ktr. 12 AH prcsrcniiqn. under' ifie!■ is«h**Ms'«kndto<wt'gjddy knows of nil I iafiusnee of n<dlainl Cur tl-J; ch> I..• in 1S54 Fernando Wood Iiraune it* ,, <. , .... mwrtrc -parts and wm «Wtad ta the muy- I '**' ". .ra" prnvid-iu* of thk art shall tse n.unwpaJ . .’■*»•' FwudM JutAung the Mvscut NtsrthtnraUty uf the city. In ISM Sweeny. do wide, th: jrreent prnueo.u-. arithio throe inuutbs fruni the - tito- sq.-h ••Wwt-rB-vysctu. The ulstae. length of the adfetow Was ntomiliad. ' ’ . IneM llaamgli a rrgia-a if unsuifwaacd tually suhsrabed a form of d«»xrat . j Tweed, and their c-a-kiatc* threw Warn! I/*’*"8’ exht*. rr.-htn-s«, ft'i Lpth ngriamkerai awl mineru! gwvenusemt. For eetenty yatar* they - oreboMd, and they ruled it. When the * . ' , nsreurtra. tbe nnrthmjt tsTUiinua touching maiateiurd a totgratt jsaciuau’.t •tad'.. '• ..r „„ i-lin; .drfli *«»;>« w<>o of Nvrtlirai Wto were rtooguksal aad AMfoet rabiny.' Tfa-y ■ . .. • ’.Misin nudMieKgan. It jtoiw th .rough were remariaWy tolmatv nf aUfrrtsuwv • r-. . I mol has tln-w amt. Uin«igh tbe bte rlee *«w*l. r nercat ^f -tl« M. (founding inland relagiuwe opaamn aod^n, all hart-< brag-'. ‘ •j <*. .a re»u, fafa re. re ...re, .tttfinSXL’S’flSarlK ' Heirs of tfot .Badger State, sunk m Jmmw- alley did nut penmeaur atQ*. la* i*';m.i< ue 1 / „j-, re 're ' [»B»-.;MHt,muFuM -Ukimsin. Wuteatown, take. The Pbritans weir th* finwdsn. of';.” FitalFdwLm-, (Mekudt, Metrasba. Neenah, the Mi—rJiusrtta Ikar rofouy. -Tbar'-reaaTy -Enjtls-' but1 llerdenlturc. I Ayihsim, Gr»m|. Buy, Ocoaio, Peshtigo, Ulungmt to the Church’ l^.tuiwe, htaoumls.. Negaunee and to after their arrindat Iroham dr .tjawA t T*»*Ura*r Mu:qi«IU. At Clisna-aa J uue'.luu the form aviturrh urpniiktotauf tbaaW own. ' ’■"'I*'; 1 rc**l amnecta with- th- Western t'niara . wwdsbta^ti. 11 feilsray. M HUMi Junrtkm with tbe -j .. ? HASTINGS AMERICAN MARBLE Oj sters received daily UNDERTAKING FINE PICTURES �Trt« The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen SELECTED TIMBERS, but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a 1 »<hl erd erof CROCKE R;Y and Buggies Wagons too, but Dnn says it ia going Io be u good winter for Young Folks to get married mid go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out. pain by railroad. The Reading Hume, at ha. •kaugad its mm. a. well ■ owner It is now called the Clifton House. Rev. Darius Shoop of Bellevue, hat «. Nrw u, Work. north of Hastings Hotel, very rvapectfelly, your friends, ’ '' K P. k 8. L. Fuller. The above from the Gram/ Rx^U E<ijl' we commend to the attention of lhe young men of o«^ county who .re |>re| ar COHMERCl HASTINGS MARKETS. romis era! d or financial departments To-Day* AdVertiaament*. Lord 1875, and of the indepcodanco of the United Stotts tbe one-hundredth. „ , , U. 8. Gkast. By ths Proiideot. pwpil iha puml s father wliippv!? th* GOVERNOR BAGLEY’S THANKS- U-acber, ai>J alf are happy That w« ju< GIVING PROCLAMATION, right, an eye fur aye, iu. | __ . - 11 “ “proted that the stock of tbe Al-1 In the Name and by the Authority of biooCity National Bank will be all taken . th8 state of Miohiaan up by the 15th .J thi* month, when the “ bank will probably open. In 1636 it waa enacted by Plymouth It it Well that the manufactur* oflobaeCo has been at*dirtied in the reform k-HomI. Now Id the reform g*> on, and take effect Governor to order Jays of Thanksgiving in tbe-Slates Prison aa well. Tbe Regents nf the Unirerrity bare conferred the degree of A M. on Mi* Sarah Dix Hamilton, of she cLmi of 187-4, now teaching in tbe Detroit High School. giving Day into our national life. ALL ABOUT THE C0URTY. THE NEW YORK Evening Post Local fiii;ijtew goticej. 500 CORDS WOOD. 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at $1.35 per cord delivered. C. F. D]VIGHT. PRICE REDUCED. FURNITURE ROOMS." £km». as»tk. w« bitioc at tbe Warcrooms of CLUB AGENTS. Ik, FEW TERRS OP SUBSCRIPTION DAILY, - WEEKLY, $9.00 A YEAR - SEMI-WEEKLY, new XX28tf , , . >,00 « |.5O “ STATE STBWT, HASTINGS? MICHIGAN, A PREMIUM FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER. DAY OR NIGHT. UNDERTAKING ECLECTIC ] Hopkins & Barnes Have on exibition one of ^he largest Stock°fFancy Goods ever brought to this City , which we offer to the public* cheap for Cash, fFe have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and JiTedi1 a'nes, Books and Stationary ‘ Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. <fc., |<f«. Give us a call. Hopkins £. Barnes. (Inlruduced by us.) Hastings, Deo 15.1874. taker, gives him great advantages io doing in a proper and prompt manner, the deli rale duties rw|uircd. Give due heed to thia, but far ibtywvof rome and see for yourselves All persona Indebted to the lite firm of Heath. Salisbury A Co., are reqtnwt- Done at the city of Lansing, thia sixth | will Im- pm to alum? by a prixe nf a pair day of November, in the year of our Lord of phmmoa. one thousand eight hundred and acreutyAt Ow«s., Saturday night, a mao fire, of the Independence of lhe Unite*! named Kelly, while intoxicated. fell into a caltl-- guard, and a train pass'd over him, cutting off the top of hl» Lead, (in Icaio a large family. Thirty colored ladies of Detroit bave faeerrt social and liurary aodety. They hare just fitted up an elegant neu for their mootings, which they call ‘ the Queen of Sheba a royal council chamber." Moremenla arc being made toward the erection of railroad buildings for lhe Chi2p k Michigan Lake Shura road at ontaguo. Thia will make Montague the & SALISBURY ABROSSEAUt* fesr weal sf the Xstisaal luLi CAtFllktya. areas. Gcu. H. Johnson A Co. uf Middleville, W. 8. Noyre, of Ray City, has resigned his position aa conductor on the night rx- tom, I. John J. Baulky, Governor of the presa on lhe D. k B. C, to take a -day Stale of Michigan, do recommend to the ran" on tbe*D. Eel River A Ix>ngan*port people of thia Bute, the observance of I Thursday, November 25th, aa a day of ■ II cat:, promptly, from eily or country. j Thanksgiving and Praise. On that day । Id u» put behind ns tbe labor and toil of I the year, and in our respective plain of worship, and by otr hearth-atunce, rever­ . cntly acknowledge our dependence upon ■ our Ilearenly Father. Let our gratitude be shown by a broad charily fur our neighi bor. full and free, remembering that "only ’ tbo fuoliah aak, la lht> one of ua, or an outside person ? Tu the noble, the whole world U a tamOy." In testimony whereof, I bar; hereunto I iai niy hand and caused t > be afixed the great oral of the Slat* of Michigan — ! Dr. LTJTIIn 1. bsUdlng a vary And addition GROCERIES W <■ have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can sec nnd they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best ho ever saw, and everybod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it i. to hard work to grind them. Ucw. S*ii»bury &, Broffseffu. Hsxings, April 19, 1876. WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTinvinv iui___ _____ ..... 52yl FOR SALE! TERMS REASONABLE. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS, 17 City Lota in First Ward, UNABRIDGED FIOTURE81 FIOTUHES1 I im now all alone in the Photograph buunoM, and aa I have made arrangemenu to Increase my fariiitira for doing Ctosk. D. 8—l. R In order to .till more largely increase tbe circulation of THE EVENING POST, waoflbr to give to thane who J. G. BUNYAN. BEND FOR 8PKCIMEN COPIES CONTAINING FURTHER PARTI. GULAKS, AND GIVING THE KUH." HER OK SUBSCRIBERS WHICH SHOULD BE OBTAIN JU TO EN­ TITLE ONE TO EITHEROF THESE HttasEfartr— —= HO BOUilABlt Sail STMS ''GABRIEL COBROY,' 11319^ thrungh STEBBINS BB.0’8 s5hwsruL"-~,_u..“ SSECML NOTKEa. The following item, written by Vri C*rrath, editor of the Vineland New Jeracy buisjHWt, mt him Io the Great Be­ yond, at the hands of Landis, tbe anbjwt SCRIBNER'S I0MTHLY ftr UI6 TO CLUB AGENTS Ury Oct. 27 waa SI,089,923.49; receipts during the week ending Nov. 3 were 151,649,37 ; payments during same time were »151,7OT.37; balamco in treasury Nor. 3, 1875. I989.774B8; decrease for tbe week 1100,149.61. From Norember 1, 1875, the day ex­ press leaving Chicago at 9 A. M., via Mich­ igan Central Railroad, wSl have attached Keep It. Where you wui Gad all kintta of W. IL H. Heath, the senior membe. oftheflrmof Hath, Saltatory & Cor baa retired from bnaincwi in this city, and i* now traveling for the Grand Rapids Burial Case Co. IIis many friends wish FURNITURE I Of every Description which we rail acU cheaper than coy houa tn Bar­ ry County, far three renaoua: $10,000 GIVEN AWAY We will send the REPUBLICAN BANNER usual price 11.50 and tbo LOUISVILLE WEEKLY' COURIER JOURNAL usual price 12.00, pcMage prepaid on both papers, for uno year, for •3.00. Tbe WEEK LY COURIER-JOURNAL k the great NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER- h wW, on December 31M, 1876, distribute impartially •10,000 WK. C BRYANT & CO. “ PHILIP NOLA NS FRIENDS. Or, Show Your PsasporG.1’ �CHEAPEST and BEST- Ayer’s FeiKRSOKSHAGAZINE! Hah- Vigor, t4 "Win I era Catsmn New Vorit fiwwirr. has aceepCod1 a chai ksqtc from John J. Strinr, of Baltimore, te fly mmm of hi. birds (Auewsras) a die­ ter*. of 3<M) mile, for 8100 during the mouth of June, IS7G. Mr. ,Striae rayahe never raced a bird over 100 mile, end never knew a person C icon vkiTO rtn Tilt ENTENNIAL For reotorinr to Gny H*ir ita natural Ytality and Ootor. HISTOniorTHtU.S. s« «wt\ l-a TW«r v'll te <r- 'fieMania! ia Pa aai Pdtii Prescription Free Tie lauesaas «4**vlaltea «T *Pitsrsia~ saaMs* I Rs eraertuee fc; yvf4 qpva asavr fqrayri'k*' muting tho rreuha of the beats, daring the Pimlico races, to Baltimore, which he claims .21 lake wnly right uiautra Other notable pigeon feaefore in this city are David Mimleeei and N. F Safer Aa raaoriatiou foe the Uaiuiag and development of homing - birds is about te bo orgaate.a_ .sa—- , bird, to be mslchrd in tliono of i>hiteddphia nd it is no* improbabh.,__ __________tontest will be attended by a .bare of the cothtuia.ru now charac­ teristic of the rare iconrsc and other fields I tSMK&W.S; ptRXTORAXD HXl-MrriOX M X >■>', liKmi.L l>*riT<T>. l-c RS.’^'i; l**"’*"’’* A‘M'W’ You Can ^.aasmwrrtS! 1alut. la th. s«w« ■•<!».< Make $5,000 Il 90 days In « 1 Sleeks. mt srantM ransTii , ssvass r UnrtBii decayed; but such as remain can be eared by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a aww growth of hair is produced. lustsad of fouling the hair with a nasty sedi­ ment, it will keep it ciofca and vigorous. Ita occasional use will prevent tbe bair I from turning grey or falling off. and| consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it gives to tbo scalp arrests and prsvsats tho forma­ tion of dandruff, which is often so un­ cleanly and offensive. Proc from those deleterious substances which make sonic preparations dangerous and inju­ rious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm U- If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and vst lasts long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume. issAq^hnxoBAU.a <umm CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN 1 ill Prepared by Dr. J. C. AyerA Co., Saorameuto, Qg,i.n. Suit I^ikc City, industrial ch. EXHIBITION RuI>w’u5 M1"0?*. *«. Mu. Duluth’ ' MarqurUe, Houghton. Hancock. Greet. Bay. Oshkoali, Pond d|| Lac, Madison. and Mlltraukee. If you want to rn to Milwaukee, o-h koah. Bt. Pnl. Mlnnuapotls, Duluth, Fort Garry, Winona, Warren, Galena. VV7, Yaakto>’. Council $610,000. know which wss which; and, as ibejanitor spoke nothing but Rsnaiaa. and we eould | not sjrak tfoil, our progrcn was not eneourS' . At length hn turned ua over to a TOIMWEK: y. graceful, majestic luoking monk. who was parang erar bet ba spoke nolhI ing but bis motbte league, and accmrd ' j- rtJcxcd at not bring able to understand J and arevmmisiatc us. AH at onto a device iH-nrred to rue. and 1 sang several base notes running down tbe scale as low as I could. He al otiev caught the idea, laugh­ ed and led us tu the church, iutnslnciug qs to a man wbo «p-*o iu Prvasb. From tho latter wl- leanr that it is a fete-day. slid that wx- have made quite a bit—this being the day of tbe reroasreralivn of the ibitrch after thorough reooraliou; and sev­ eral of the high eeeiraiastira bei#^- present. The service is going ou when wc eater $5V$20S ... laU. Ms Si 1 Lt at tetta terax Ussreu. "<reusoVras«n wav C. Wsxyrava. O.>. A T. A. CUsaqs. MEW YBP.K MOmAL EIHfflmOH E. •SJKI zHI -a! i - ms ■.» IBs tad, to st i > Ftraus crao •(Barer < । •Uti. rlrtu Oils *a4 Ian 1 4. IB sal Is IBs ra<l SOI . U,,i st Barer.lalk ■uW umm smtm. The Reliable fihurt Line tuso unit tat gnaou Isoftlie b-at atrvl rail, and all Ifae a;^ pointmenta arc firxt-clars Iu every reapeet. .Its trains are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace Drawing Room MtdHWfa* C-mebas. luxurious, well ::;;A'isvx.'x. llghtwl and well weUbUre! Dav Crwebre its ••>< lint, !■«. Brew and pteaaant lounging aud. smoking rare. The cars are all equipped with j the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent BuBhraaodCouplings. Wsotiugbouac Safety Air Brakes, and every other appliance that baa been devised for the safety ot |<ereei>gcr trains. All train- are run by telraraph. in a wordrf str. la tSs Mara .r Mteklcsa. i. this .GREAT LINE has lhe Iwet and siTg-j $3pOS-J~? For Cornell Bluffs. Omaha, and Caltfonula. Two through trains dally, with I‘Ullman Palace Itrawlnr Room and Sleeping Cara through loCuuncIl lllulT. Fur St. Paul and Minneapolis, Two through trains dally, with Pullman Pal»ce Gar- attached on both train.. Tor Orees Bey and Lake Superior Twotratn. dally, with IMIlmsn PaL "f» < «r» an‘* n,nrln< through <-Mw. nt. . UK "Fra. \";'w sppruaching the point where he is tu tauae, when, in uttering tbe last •ualtr- TVis a l st I few words, he runs up the scale until it WreB A4 । strikes the key note for the rbortister, IIWvlBkll when the teller, as with one voice, take up the note, and glide off into lhe nwptxuive chant, than which' I can coccirt of noth-1 ing more exquisite To ray that tbe voi | rea rre grand,.Wi.uld be tame |nsss; they : »tv magnificent. Compared with tlwse . n°r F‘mr U,r,’°«h ««!»• daily. Pullmau Oars on night train.. For Winona and pointe In Minnesota. One through train daily. Tot Dbfaqas, via Fiveimrt. Tee thrwusti t ml fig Hally. vylth l*ullnian Canon night train. For Dubuque and La Creta-. vn I Hilton, lei through trains dally * II*Ii Pullman arson night train. ' For liau City and anktor.. Two Weekiy, Mi-Weal; aiJ Mj. nlrhitraln.ua all tbetines oftb|. m.id They are run bvfUce i — I hlcaro and Omaha, Ctrlcxgn Ce.lar Rapid.. Cbleagnand Dubuque, via ClinV'B. Chicago and Freet-ort. Chlcng., and Maruttvtte- L’hi«an nt|d Green Bry, Cblcdco apd Milwaukee, ri.lenwo and bl- Paul. LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER off on either aid ■ chanting until they reach a screen, behind which the/ fare, wbeo, as if from a <!i-tance they sing from other ode rusjsMtjivdy. until growing fainter and | faiutrr. in swextot soil harmony, it dies away. I tired acaredy say we Were- en­ chanted. We had heard the finest ma A Contest from Baltimore to Philadel­ su- of the Catholic churches at Cologne Dresden. Vaniev, FL-rsnre and Rome, ou phia • its grandest occasions, but nothing ever imprwwd tu as did ibis rhanting of the monks of Sj. Alexander N'erski, and 1 A cairisr-mgeou flying match from never expect to hear iu equal this aid.- of BehUnorelo I’hitedelphte. 4OU miler., UM. place recwady for three priaea—firri HWl, ibrirae. up to this feto-d^r perfortuiuce I serood. agold tnedal, and third, a silver ranuoi say. possibly not. enp. Six pigeon*, owned by mrmlar. ul After tho serrk-es were over, I apuks to the Fairmount Flying Association, No. 1, one of lhe high officials. He wu> arrayed were loased from the United Sutra Hotel. in a robe uf bewvy black silk, the wide, Premdeat atreet write the 1’hiladslphi* hanging slrevra laced with violet; a maradspoL Tbe birds bsd been brought l» ive and etebovato gold chain around his Baltimore Sunday night in charge of j neck, to which waa attached a henry, rich Jarere ScsdkU. tbe selected judge from gold croiw, set thick with precious stones, FWWdphw, by whom they were l—ed massra of rich, bright brown hair, falling over bis shoulders; and surmounting this tbe tall, stately, rimlsas bteck cap, cummoo Poultry Areoriation, and John J. Strine, to all Uh> tmuiU. His friendly, rather of the General Wayne Hotel, arrived ou handsome fare, lipht.d up most pleasantly lhe acene U 9 o’clock, which hour they when I told him we were Americans r’uiteUm had beau agreed upon for the fire: ora tn Lie city, that we had lawn bird to- be Utreed. When they learned quite orerja.wered by the mqraty of the that four birds tend been already dispb-hed they ref-od to oct. The birds had been numbered ou tbe tail tbatbrra before Muring. Pbitedriphia, and were farther )dsu» iu bloum. and tic manty and tables decorated with rut towen. From ■ apfoodid bouquet be toek • beautlftll tywer •sd perorated it in toy lady companion. I who now Ium it pressed and preserved limey her akaiac suuveuira, Honored by • L. . i.:_1. .1.— _L-. I •twyrjsi) FIKE PRIKTIIIO KW ItjEiSt Msr Ite Ha DONE at this OFFICE AppltesUooi for Aytnrlgg Ms tetrad- OaiiWeP® Menial, W re, —“V .*t fta Lawson’s Curative ■jtSKtftl AtOmaha our Mriqwts oonue>-t with lie Overland Kleencrs on th* L'nion wsrts Kailausd. A>/ all is.ii.is w».i „■ is Ml-oonrl River. A II Ticket Agents -r|l tickets l>v Oil. •utc. ’ ta.; METROPOLITAN TEV CO. J.H0*ttSWJJS., ALL FOR 1.50. Teas! Teas! Church's M usical Visitor. O.F00TE, O. IM kiinlja Anw, Beaulifal Mutlc, for Nothing O* >««**. '’toiMirr MSr. E. ($< R. T. A, HTH°f<Y 591 Broadway, Acw York. STERE08COP SAND YIE?S, Z2!».Sttwnss in pUtaT3 ALL FOAMS or , Inportaut Muscat Notice T! ’r'Ta’iitf u’ A Catalogue of New Musis sent free to K!ust«l and addrtra, Free of Chanre. upon ap Cniictiic a Idical Fracta XS THE BEST. Xuuru* Patients ia Inrope. the Wset firdias. the Daminloa of Guada, aad ia every Stets D.isLOm'Ci.4- D.IMfi. CMlLffniJl.HOOTlI. yf theyall Sas. F.aiii.Tantesrai' Pwriyv'Iaaw Mrie batae tka teas aS MB efcass la tea leas ^ttoatereasarUatyware 1RM«> »IA. MW HOME I IN THE BT! PROSPECTUS EOR 1S76. THE EVENING NEWS. DKTBOFT, MICH. - Wasted, was TBHKH WUnXBCBK Of LANDS p<.5K£HI^2!J.fJul„c,Eton rm (tea. 7-ftrCat Iitast AHatiutaaiiwiaiHiiea. Circuit Court, 1876-1877- ■ ADYIOC CfVKN BY MAIL MNU or OHAItCI. Was WM. .FOJ DENTIST ivsiT’a Ho CRAMPTON’S IMPfflUL SOAP teyesrW*tee sail l- C’lrIHrM W-oHA J. JAY WATHON A UO. ■ NEW TCE^ Independeni Physician, CHKONie DISEASE, W WOT® REMOVAL, Ohm, WfHrvpalMti HMsli 2Janu!k*tu«j)pi, importers A Deafen Is -Ciutauiis.Axp frames, ’•aisa£rt-,—, ' l«mP0LITANT81C0«PANY, I ^raiTsrean.^ DR. C. A. 8M1THU . NI«Mlloal Infirmary, fctkmiiffl'kwspnriiiau � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-11-17.pdf eb6a274dab1612630e3a7903f25a25d6 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1875. I W e sorted out sum* of our brightest j and fiiwbrst erevgreais and fastened them around wIktc the curtains were tacked, I put duster* of autumn leaves. nrrau'--d I with reference to their dift:r*>t dudes and rolors. al thu corners and in the mid­ ! die, than twisted together some of th* tet’alte' *U*tT ’!‘U* I“” ’ rioe and with a bench of lew* at tlie end loop*! them t-ck L«l as Artak 4s*» ot Us IssUm Mtakl 1 tteAmssr fsM al this .smmM k> rswalna "How pretty they do look ! 1 didn't Dark. Hm msii laiiaiamatehu think Uwa'd begin to kwk so well,'' •*>>! Jam*, whoao faith, I know, gas much nrUlkite>M* aaalsLriM smaller than a grain of mustard seed. , We bed got the lot one finished and A1 "I !lf* r*tfc *“ -S"1* »*r*v»tte.. Harry wm taking a double sbnflo in the middle nf the room, by way of «xpreaurig b-driighl, wU. w. hrertltUriick <5 the gate-Ulcb, and with “Mother** com­ ing," wo all ruahed from the room. When wa. £. «»«« 5 MM. Heim Airatiu* toft, Have taken the Agency for the Michigan Stove Company, Stoves of Detroit, they are entirely new patterns and first-class in every respect. J | »• M>on cWbswVvfth X look of au«, ! whment "What have you girtt been up to. I d ' like to know j'' ' '-Beas up with ibc curtains, mother. ' w* could bear Harry chuckling around the corner. "Why,were bowchinning in the world you We fit They Ly lampdid light. ’em?burIall nexer mw ! told about it. anything look so twat pretty1ia my life.' I and "Well, declare! andat> cheap■ too!" ' Yen it was cheap,—only a little willing bdp from ILrrv that’ made him atill I nearer to us, and a delightful ramble iu the woods, that otherwise w« should not hsve had. and while our lace curtains are a "joy furercr." not the least of our en­ joyment is the thnught that we are in debt to no man lur their beauty. Oh, ye who sigh for mans wherewith THE NEW IRON AGE I rssLSTT - -------- ■­ JOHN ROBERTS, 4 kvm MN.-Bwwuae *. ukw ■ th* Coart IImis. . i: p Di»L A-4 Kihibitiou. Thi* Udv is eompooed of two Commiasions fn.m each State and Territory, nominated by the rerproliraror ernorn and roramim'iMted by the Praddrot of United States The ruterprisc. therefor*, is distinctly a national one, and not, ai ha •..metinra been Mated, the work of a pri rate roronntioc. The Exhibition wiDbe opened on Mayf 10th, 1876, and remain open every day, except Sunday, until November 10th.—■ There will be a fixed price of 50 cents for' admission to al! th. buddings and ground*. The Ccntcnuisl grounda arc rituated on-1 th* Western bank of th* Schuylkill, riserr and within Fairmount Pai k .ths largest pub­ lic twrk in proximity to a grest’eity in the‘ world, mid one nf th. me M ine ’ the country. Th* Park custeiaa 1.1GQ WHOLE NO. 1016. to nrerentlhe Media, transporPhuadelnlua of works of Art not -r------- J standard of admimion A large numlw-r of orders and fraterni­ ties hare aignified their intention to hold gatherings at FhiUdciphia during tho period of the Exhibition. Among those which may now be enumerated, ora the Grand Lodge of Penney I rania, Independ- dent Order of Odd Frilows. Grand Lodge, United Steks, Slates, luI.­ dependent Order ofUirJL-., Odd Fellows;G.-ri Grand ----------------------Commandry Knight Teran]*, tT..od Grand Army of the Rcpublie; Preabytcriaa Synod ; Caledonian Chib; Portland Moehanic Blum; WeUh National Emtodfodd, Patriotic Ordrr Sone of America ; Caltfornia Zuuarts of San Franciaeu; an Inter national RqgatU; the Lif.lnauranoe Cora­ panic; National Baud of.Underwriters; State Agricultural Sossstt; '.'nd Infimtry, 1 fi.Ji. ot California; Philadelphia Cosafcr- that the hair-splitting opinions of conatifer the ErirfbMw. TMMthte tract, UrtioaalMte amount to nothing in the wthere w'.n be large ynrd» ntsr by fl* the rtrte of pnbfie nSonity. hirdr. cm Exhibltkm of stock, and a fins of 42 atiiadoaal lawy** are vboBy devmd of arrea ha« already been suitably planted for tTi’i'r’hZ£ X^memory of Srimon f the trots of piooglu, mowers, reapers and other agrkranarat huebincry. P Chase, but a mas who ran iaatitnte a • The RxhiMtinn buildings are approeeb me*i*ure a* secretary of the treaacay, and | ell by eight line* of street ore, which ooonroU with all the other lines in the city, and by the Pennsylvania and Reading railroads over the tracks of which trains will also run from the North Pennsylvania lion; llin.tot>ber Columbus Muoament Aaaociatina; Baud of Trade C.rircntion ; and 1‘hiladelphla. Wihaington, and Balti­ more raiiroa>l«. Thw the Rxhibhioo i. International Typowraphieal Coogre* I Blffe A-oriation of the United in iinmedislc connection -with rite entire Oriltconht Legion; Philadelphia County <.ne Within 90 reika of Philadelphia cna Neduol Socirey iutenutioul Medical Cougswa; Old Volunteer Fire JApartaxni virit-lt at no greater cue than that of ear of Ph'dadeiphia. rias'' hire at the Pana or Vtcnna Bihibi-1 Hua. The articles to be exhibited have been FOR THE CENTE NNIAL. clasrified in seven departmente. whieh^fot Among tb. stetea east of the Rocky’ monnlrin*. Michigan stapd* without a n> val for the variety, amount, and exoellcnl quality of her timber. The Htete board of agriculture, in connocriou with theBtalacra•tenuial board, have authorizsd me to ad­ ject samples of timber to exhibit at the coming world's fair. For this purpcoe 1 have traveled considerably, and f < several month* bare been collecting specimen., sod petting ill the information pomiUe in regard to the subject. But Michigan BEECHER FRIGHTENED OUT. THE CENTENNIAL W1876. Thin ahriuld be Stove. The entering of a n>.//r jOTiaeoro j. the raae of libel brwaght by Mr. Brother agaiuTt Mr. Muullou ia one of the iu<*4 singular of the many singular develop­ ments iu the great nrandal. Ths public had route to suppose that lira whole .war bingsd upon thu aupplmuentary trial, and that the jury in the original case having left a doubt upon the novation of Mr. Bencher's innocence by failing tu agree, he iu tliisi Market for aix years and atxnda would triumphantly establish Ilia innocence when hiacaae agritw* Mriultou Waa brought stioy Stove. It h g!i t ran teed io heat : to trial. lw Jttel of any straight draft Stine. lt« This was the burden of alaUmcuta naads dojibla tToors and other iinprnverneitls. and aiioCber al fifty.' by his friends, by bis churrli, and by his -Ia fifty cents a foot the cheapest you newspaper orjraua all through th. loogjmd tedious trial They pare the puhiie tu nn. i "The very cheajnt we hare, imulaw, drrstand that, when the table, wen> turned,' ■nd it * very cheap iodmd. All of oar and Mr. Beecher became jJalntiff and Mr | Abo. Boiler Pixie Su>v<a, inritnlii. u new |)utterni. Cui Inge : moulding is cheap for the quality, madam. : Moulton defendant, then the preacher Isngth, a.—;, or extra anility. Kot Here u a first-rate article for fifty rents, • would not inly establish Ilia awn iunoccnnr, I Stoves various tlyles. Sheet " *Iron Stoves with cant lining^, nini in : Oinl thia for a dollar ia really elegant. It'll but would utterly crush Moulton and land Tl>c li«l of special buildings is constant members of the centennial board are ts fact the Lar^eat and betrt aatortnitint of Cooking nud Heating! joy you to get the best, inudjui: it'* the i him down to infamy. The propb-cy was ly iuerrasing. and present imiicatiuaa are iug this in hand. The object in sending tbi* coiuuiunic eheaprot in the end. and it’s juat what you a oust buiatful one* When Mr. Moulton, thrt their t-uri nnnibsr wdl br from S00 Stoves ever offered in Hastings. tioo to all p*rt» of the ttate is to pnlh in theoour* of businao, luul tu leave | to 350. Mrot of the important foreign —•—ixi.i*—» ——»— *r ara repo I New York for a lime, they loudly pro-, uatious—England. Germany, Anatria. possible ■ claimed that be dared n.it slay ami fare ’ France, Sweden, Egypt, Japan, and oth­ i the movie. but was running away fn.m ers—are patting up one or more structure* lbw putacular trial When Mr. Moulton | each, for exhibiting purpoe*. or for the' returned, however, after tranmeting his1 use of the rommisaionera, exhibitor* stid bu-in-w, they were strangely quiet. and ' rtMton> < tiers and headquarters of this rotajJctcd will I* given to all state pj-ers manifested tin tfiaporilinn tn prom the. kind, usually of cvtiuderaUc architectural OLBUCKV S HK«tiU beauty, arc provided by the States of fur publication, if desired. J.EHK t!f rVKXmMK. taMUterr Om<1>. Jhiea the reader know whether either of :2Krtijga Assajriass I'emisyluaaia. Ohio, Indiana. Illlnuia, ■Miclitgan. New Jersey. New York, Gul- the following grows -wild in .Michlgiu and if so where ?—Cncumbcr tree ahuuld be brought to trial. Tl.ro eimicw nerticut. Mamachuaott., New llampdnre. the District Attorney and enters a ».//<■ Missiuri, Kanaoa, VjrginU, Weal Vir- tky-wlrj. Thi* is nM the nimmon arbor y>n*^*.', which knr<-> .Mr Moulkpi null I giuia. Nevada, Wiaroomn. Iowa, and itel^- v.t® mostly called white cedxr), Hareula charge.] with perjury, calumny and bl»k-l ware, and it t> likely that ntbrrs will fob dub (.L(iM|«/.is<.~i,', white spruec. prrmail, jnat ■< .Mr. Brevher still atand. ■imtnon, ana mountain tnaplc(.1rrr tj-inicharged with criminal conduct, breaking up .Mr. Tillou's house and alienating the social Ions, which require large amount* of The chrotnuV grows in Oakland ami space, will be provided for iu special build Wayne counties, honey luecat near Adri­ ingu. Among then* are the photographer!, the carrisgs bnildeni, the glam makara, the an, rod-bud or Judas tree ((Vrc.'i fh««deaiuj in western Lenawee rounly, Ohio , -Howifuoliab I wav to pet them cur-1 cracker Inkers, the boot and ahuc manu­ tain*./ might 'a bought a cheaper act j facturers. beside, quite a number of indi­ buckrye (.KaraimylnLm'l in western Len­ Companion InvitecT and Competition Defied J and had enough left to got the molding. > vidual exhibitors. Tlie groat demand* fur awee county, (hn you add any other loBut that's juat the way ; a lady crew Mur-1 spue will probably render thi* coarse ralitira? Give locality and diameter of box elder. j thing they think they want, and they up tteiAwsry1 to a eouridcrable extent, especial­ an' buy it without* stopping to think ly fer exhibilara who have been lardy in I whether they'll have money enough to gel making their appliotioru. In the Main WIU.,,„4uJy tr.B.h*tffjh. IWamf a re-1 mulberry, abelb—bark j anything to go with it or nut. You don't ExbiNtioa Building, for example. 33X300 tree, hiekort (fhryu awlmta), which bears catch me a doing it a^ain ; but liter did TKHXS RESBOSAJUJC. K(uarefeel<4 space bod been applied for by nnta of rellowudi rolor. very larg* and kok ao neat an' pretty I thought they'd t be beginning of October by American exhi­ thick shdl ' be juat the thing to net out out our sitting bitors only ; whereas, the aggregate space Give northern limit and largest aamplci room, au' now we ran't hare 'em up after which itbeen posilule to reserve,for. the United Plat™ Department, i* ouly known of any or all the followign: white­ wood or tulip-tree, jxwpaw. Kentucky 160,000 aquare feet, about ooc-thini of coffee tree, wild plum, hawthorn if over which will bo consumed bjr pa mago ways. I 10 incbre, crab-apple, neppreidge. Noe The .Macbinery Building, like the oth­ ers, is riraady fully rovared by applies aah. «aw«rraa if over on.: foot, slippery elm, mulberry, buttonwood or sycamore, black twos. There are about 1,000 American exhibitors in this department, 150 Eng­ walnut, butternut, shell-bark biekory. lish, and ISO from otlior European conn- buttcraui, pignut, white oak, burr oak, awarap white oek,( QaAnt bievlor), chrettrim—which b rixiUl 250 more than en­ tered the Vienna Maehinwy Exhibition. nut oak (threrewi jir.’aw), laursl cr shin­ Extra prorisioo is bring aaad* fer annexes gle m k (Qorrou Hubrenm'w). aroritt oak, black rok. rod uU, iron-wood, bfue beach, any apccira of willow over one foot, any specie* of poplar or caXtouwood over two ginea, boilers, plumbers, carpenters, etc. the Wyandotte Courier. We hare no wish Io champion Half* .nd Kelleys Vagsrire, nor is ft fair m* in good taste for the KcpuUiraa to mlrodum a rad^c* foreign to the on* sre .greed to d«i>ate We here give notice that if it is done again we shall abandon the oootroysriy. OPPOSITION COURTED Sinial al lettailol DENTIST Teas,/ Coffees tn the United States. Tty it on a man just am* the Detroit rirsr, and inKntly rilber demand, gold nr rihrrr. « rias h« boiate the price of bi* commodiria ap enough morn than the difference b«w*m> hard moiwy and rags to ray fr the risk of farther fall in the rag* and for hia troabl* in changing a poor eurreney into a good one. Try your greenback doUar on a Califoraisn, and bo will bout al TOO, although the law inaka il a legal lander hh, 9V.. W— L—— s ,..!.! -_e HOW WE PUT UP OUR LACE CUR. IMPOSITION HATED I erament ia abundantly Ma to maka it worth 41 * To be sura. gtwnbrafc dnfiare pswi freely from hand to land without rsteos to tbsar cold rain*, but thai-ia b«- a. mlvsnee or decline in their purchasing nine, but when hoarded they are not serving their intended use a medey, but become a commodity end aubjset tn all the cotaditionv of othro property end like «1! other property, may appreciate or dcptvciale. Ercs gufal itself pcrnr|4iMy cliangwa in value in long pmodt of time. III. An a circulating medium it makes' no diflernwx wi.ether any additional iwtuc of gnwnbacka that may be mad* be invest­ ed with a legJ tender character or taoL ' Ixgal I«h1ct luoncy is only really nroded fur uro iu rare innUcre. and we have al­ ready an abumlanee of it. Who thinks of rcfnriwg national Lank bills in ordinary tranaarti.ui. of trade boeauae they are not legal tender? Currency muat be very much more tutaled than at present before people will esre to daseriminate In ever llu country not even currency ia used, but simply individual checks. A guvernmout note convertible at pleasure into an intereat-bearing bond, 3-63 .per cent if yon please, would be just a* accepter!'1 to tlie public nr even mdre so than a Lzod tender case was the beggar mad* happy; and ao we think . rut issue of 165 bonds, exehangeri.U fiw government promises to pay and back again, neither the booda nor th* note* ever being payabl* in aavthiaelae, would be what Senator Uhriiianev rail* -a currency redeemable only in wind ' Add to thia the News' idm that they need not be legal tenders, and yts<» pal the In iahing touch of beauty to this gnmniueut curreiicv. ' How very far inferior it would La to the notes of nauocri tanks, secured first I t covrrnmsnt bonds, payable principal and intercstjit regular penoda in gnhl. ten pre­ [sot nxianirp.] and S; DENTIST Mville. - Mitiiiu. ' CITY TAILOR IOWA AKntetASKA. IkaMBM'i'^giitlHtrLka “D'ye a'pose they'll look anyhow 1" “I gums so; we II try it and ace." We made a confidant of Harry, who has Marly a full ant of carpenter tools (.as every fanner boy should hare), and he agreed to take some bturda, about a* thick a* those commonly used for molding, make them straight onjooe ride, ao a* to fit on the window carings, and rounding oa the other, projecting about two indue st the end* and rounding out to four in the mid­ dle- Bv improving odd bit* of time h* soon had them finished and safely stowed away -<n an upper beam in use wood- Considering that the following comes from a British source, it is nut very bad. It i* going the round of th* Kogliah rail­ way smoking carriaga. For, be it known, ia three canisgts*' much envied by the ladies, sociri harmony animates the trav-' riera. end they talk just a* if they were not roaorved finrt-daM. Briton*. “Thia ia not a smoking cvmpartmcnt, Sir," said au indignant lady, pausing on the step and glaring at the raioker. “Very likdy," said the smoker. "Yon have no right to smoke here. Sir; .nd if you don't dreiat, 1 mart rail ibc gwrd/arid th. bdy Jan** anl I moasurod off ]h* curtains, “Vary Hkdy.' .wiB the reply. ' turned them down about tsv incha al the “I ahull U choked.’’ . top and ran tidy yiro through the maha Piiwerjn the Machinery. Hall will be chiefly supplied by a pair of monster CorlisrEngiteS- :E>d» cylinder is « incl.ro in dismeter. with a stroke of ten fast; the fly-whoel ia 31 feet in diameter, and weigh* 34 tone; the borsw-powar i* 1,400; and die number of boilers « 2V. Thia Incha. broth, bins Ueh, aod uy hsrolity -er.drives about a mils of shsMatr. j of red cedar. Southern limila and extra sit* or bight in any place, of white moe, red or No­ way pine, aerub pine (/Ywu* Bmsksume). y allow pine (/Yaw. mitwj, either apheiea of rider or bireh, Wack .prure, mountain times the exhibiting *pm« afforded by the great Mvmri*l f^alL rProriritra far the surplus w'dlbe-made ia tnparary firv- o»Ta X*aaT CMHn< wr rot Ibterat- CLOTHS ANO CASSIMERES AriXJ*&*2, . The Srervtary <vf the Nsvy ha* smnp'd United feata War tmuri ahall call The lady got out. “I fori a. if I .Umld th'ria I faint." ।next aprivrg. al courBiirant European porta. “Very Kkriy," was the last rroj-nsre, as < tho traveler padled up both window, to 1 aqjoysaN* anroU. _________ |< Thotntwai. Locterr of the National 1 Grange, having prempicrily declined bring < FOR YOURSELVES. 8o it might, but would it being then, up to jar? That ia the question. The New* of coarse w**b«e tn wee the preen lacks sv good te gold, add to ba k»hb*y must com­ mand gold or what is equivalent to il. Many of the oatstanding note* carry a pledge nt' nmrcrtibiiby »to iateraat-brartng bonds, and they all promise' to pay the Iworer certain amounts, end are legal tender) for three amount*. Yet they am 14 per ctet behrw par. Now it Gretna absurd to My that doubling lb* quantity, especially if the legal tender footeue ia taken away would bring them up to par. We think the oMMtitatiooaliiy of a new kante of legal teodcra u not at all shown by the old brae being declared constitntMmak The latter was aaterined aulflly a* a war insasurc. Now the war i. over. But if tho New* ianuta that thi* 15 an open quatioo. we reply that to irsrac LnAing from the remrail of Meant Diable aeroa the San Jtaqaia Valley, sfter th<-almuspbure ha* baen warired wilh winter rains, the Surra ia holsrirl stretch­ ing along the plain in simple graadear. like sum* iiamerw wall, two sad a half milee high andin colored aluwat a*ba*2bright m . raidxrw, few borituwtal tbe lowest rose purple, the next higher dark purple, tbs next blue, a«d the topnxwtpreriy white-all UmMlMh: inter blended, and varying in ton- with lb. tins of day anti the ndvaare of tbo an- �8 BR0’8. . tbc credit of hariag secured .uch ihvsrti. grtioo, which wm evidently very much tasdod. The report just made U nut like­ ly to be univMMlly accepted m salirfactort. but the character of its sigwre guarantee* its buasrty, and we think that a dhpassiowte pmurnl will eourinee moat [craxu of lu thoroaghwas. AU lhe charges appear to have here examined in the light of whatevsr evidence wet attainable. The result b 1WS. hb rays for s minute to-day. The streets portraits made, tho firet wm for Mr.'Goodhave been throng'd all day long, and rich, wboM id«a it wm to have thb imeverybody and family were bound to en perbbaW* souvenir of Washington, threw joy the awwahinc, far four we might am others were presented through him to th. bare another rah . day thb foil cdiai rfftdos, New Tori and PhiUdel*'• '* .now *haags ig lha Borton IU phu,...Onc i WwB,- how -does the - hte eieetion suit , Atbromm th. New Y^k __ ________ yu«? To ma, the satisfaction b not Goreroor'a room al the CTty Hall. A few not so great at thia date aa it waa on ths others found their way by gift or exchange 3d and 4th inat. Abd it may bs greeter Gardena. in 8th Street, U> boy serobat, to private handa. Cunaul Goodrich onu>-day than it wiU be a day or two booce; advertised under the name of "I’rinre trrated lliat copies bought be multiplied Uo," who nightly performs the n>.«t and sect here, urging that a fortune might be made by the mle of them, but the renew, but then, even as it stands to-day, aifieult feats on ihe’tight-Yvpe. Ha b I Frenchmen shrugged their shoulder., ob­ it M far better than we had suppled it hide _ child' Mt over six ytor. of age, stinate ou a point of pride which wm with would be up to election day. But the delicate and pretty aa possible' A man them to keep these wewvings unique.- Mr. result will prove soboewh-l perplexing to named Leonard, a brute of a fefle^w, owns I Goodrich was Istely offered 85,MM for hb picture by a millionaire of thb city, the Democrate, as they will find up hill hue, and has taught Jrim. But OU < the cum- Wto trutultertor of nrriov things, but work to elect the west PWaideot, which iren out ao loudly they were Tho reotaanial year wiU Democrat elected to the Pros a general view of our Indian policy, and tanks aome suggestion* which ought to Lear fruit in our national legislation. Wo clreted to lhe Prorideney of the United from the party that tried to disrupt and annihilate our government, fourteen years know, that the time has romc for dii ago, b to any the hart, pretty ■‘thin.’’ We lag the fiction of tribal sovereignty o part of our Indians and for dealing next year who will bo imbued with the principles and patriotism of 1770, and whose principles and integrity cannot be shaken by party to commit an act that io Philadelphia, that the father add him to Leonard, who has trained him. Levo an! has habitually beaten, starved and abused him. When practicing, if the ehild failed in the slightest particular, the brute would kick and braise him, without uerey. Ho performs none of the Irate willingly . in fact, there is terror in hia Not wiahing te occupy too much space grangwn as a political organiral ion are not increaing their strength, and that tlx in the Baxmbu, wiDekaa for the present. Yours truly. fallacy of many of their doctrines has been proved by a Tew years practical ex­ perience. The Republican [Jatforms of lower, iteBtitutinualy exert bed. HMTOFtE I HARPER’S BAZAR. Illustratad. Of every Description which we ^HkxnrMTBorr WiiHi ( rifiqifT/ .JEWELERS the next morning, it was shown that the child waa lhe sou Jf a drunken rag-picker votes In Minixnots. which gave Grant j The amount of logs that will be put a majority of more than 20,000 iu 1872, into lhe Muskegon and tributary streams the Republican candidate for Governor ia thb coming winter, will probably not fall Il seams 1873 wm elected by only 3,519 majority 1short of 225.000.0UO feet. over an aati-monopolut Thb year Tay- 1strange that in times when money b eo lor, in Wiaccuaiu, b according to the lal- hard to got hold of, that lumbering abould sta returns, defeated by a Republican; the Republicans also securing a large ma­ jority in the Lcgblaiurv. In Minnesota ' the Republican candidate for Governor ' has nearly twice the majority which hb (.redeem, cr received. lusl benefit .if the people and such cor|*>ratioew, without injustice te the interests of either," and the platform of the Minne­ sota Republicans demanded that “all rail­ way and other corporation* be held in fair and just subjection to the law-making I Whore you wul Gxd all kindu of nave him in the cfeal of falling. Bergh stationed a few oSctn in the sudbnee, and when Leonard and lhe boy sppesred, they sprang upon the stage snd ideal who has had no part in trying to destroy our free government, sod one not from the party who tried to destroy it. or same of the leading ones, neeecsary to The signs of the times indicate that the thb end, are well pointed out in the re­ Democratic party b not yrt to be treated. port, and we trust that they wiU soon re For proof, we have only to refer to the the rope till he is through. He trembles ceive the attention of the Government. ao with fear during his performance that We are glad also to learn that the temper the chancre of failure arc largely increased. of the Indians has beeo undergoing a fa­ vorable change for aome time past. Democrats South are spouting treason and committing depndalioaa upon Republi­ cans and negroes, but we often see extracts with beating Think of putting a boy seven years old. ou a small rope stretched monopolies'' secured a better political or­ South, that should cause every good union from floor to ceiling, a distance of sixty loving man to be careful about even har ­ ganisation or prevented their doctrines mare squarely before the.poopde than they boring a thought of casting a vote for a feet, at an angle of forty-five degrees, and man for Praaident, who ia affiliating with compelling him to crawl np the terrible incline! And then when at the top. sixty In 1873 Governor Taylor, who wm ncm- the party who once tried to dertroy our feel'from the stage, te slide down tho inalad m a granger candidate in Wh., was steep descent with frightful velocity, elected over tlie Republican candidate by a election of inch a man, have greatly dimin­ grasping the rope only with hb toe*, ished in the lastutoath, and wr need pass no ■sjurityof 15,412, although Grant received bringing up ia tho arms of his master. a majority of 18,520 in the State the year sleepless nights' over the probabiliiire of Judge Drewhue. will put the child ia before, while the Republicans were in a the charge of the Society, who will find minority iu the Legislature by seventeen dency in 1876. show, however, that )l b there neecs not to offend grangers' fedingv. platform of the Wisconsin Republi CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Peerless Milk Safes eratic candidate for the Presidency. I had it all fixed. Hb programme was help to beta AUco in Otto, which won settle him , to heip to elect Pershing Pennsylvania, which he could afford to d *1 I t..—' 1_ ______ ■ • ft Bfrrr~,t .Sstanlsr. Ite UtS <•, mt. A. D. MM si tbs bssrsT see •'«!♦*» ■»m st that 4sr. ths Isata sat ln«a•• riii-KE, ir-.-rir.ri. I Metnn., issmSm wUh apt aummt n I sihor IsmI s*M«. l»-«r. ■ Ks»a(ii Isa I v der. Ilejuilritig of all kinds of old fl ROSE & WILDER. *t Flour, Provision! frpntry Produce, REAL ESTA’ I»mu *’ ’ ** 'r n“xen oIZSKiwx. IVl«d. X.« MIS ICT ■ l rsi> Kuuiz r>i>. >vw >Z Tnarts H*Mm. 1117MH 4 ItDni John H. Wendell & Co. Flour, Crain, Pork A, Saeda. tes IswssSls 54 ABD 50 IJnO THREE ixnwin the Fecund Ward, in eligible pmlttoo. that will A eESk Hartings, Michigan. W***nSl?ofr^tIc« Wheat a specialty . FARM of 1'4 . situated on the eurt line of the tow nab ip of Rut­ Mayhew BusinessCollege ONE land. adji-ltiinr thia city, urlth aww EXCIL8 mhw New Haven, Conn.'! improvement. nasmt *"**<l£t MarltBw. But D. D. MALLORY & CO Vbalsaala Duslan ba is mponsiUc When business was boom­ ing, end when the property owner bad merely to put figures on hb property, they did not care for taxes. But now it m quite different. Rents are down a half, and thousands of buddings are standing •mpty. while lain, are mounting up fright felly. The taxre hare to be paid whether businem yields pn fit or not. of whether the buddings rent or not. And now that they ire worried to raise money to pay their taxes, they begin to find that it pays to pay soum attention to politic, OYSTERS. TA-KE Tho Newspaper Furnishing ONLY ,45 DOLLARS! THE MOST NEWS For the Least Money । _ For What? J, THE CHICAGO FLORINCI Simiicm POST AND MAI1 J>KAX Ba.XXX*—I thought that a word from me might be read by some of your many readers with some interest. I left Hastings oo the^horning of tbs 3d, and arrived al this place at 3 r. X. Maple Valley b a smart little town of about' 400 inhabitants, on lhe Detroit, Lansing A Lake Michigan R. R., eight miles east of Howard City. There are three stores, onr variety store, two restaurants and aatoons, and a number of boarding houses. Its principal productions are boards, seanliing and shingles, of which there are an The People’s Paper! AND POREiOJf FEVITS. YOUNG MEN. » Js<auM A.s. DBTBOtT. BALCH A MOgTOI. la Wb,||4rl a w----- > i- o w a_ BiaoBaainam Billings & Probasco, larife, lirtleiiEd Shti iN lia MAXTLKS. Tie Biikl KM of Etatisi fir Y»ui Men. GBATE8. .Magntfiecnl granite building, with elethe application of and carrying out of our t novel and systematic raetluxl. of X^1 BUSINESS TRAINING. Republican JOHN STANLEY ! Politics, I for ■liKunicnta: There QREAREST GOOD TO THE GREAT “* CSTNUMBte lTfJE GROG E RIES . A”‘Ba^*' lNl)EpENj)fiNT ago. The fanner who ia kind in his threats against a railroad because it exacts too large a share of his profits for freight Canned Fruits and Fish. PHILLIPS. POSTAGE PRFE. Pelitical Noles when it WM discovered to be in flames, and they barely escaped with their lives, one young nun from Hartings, jumping out of en upper window in hb night clothes. The two young Mr. Newmans from Hast ings, lorn all their clothing, or warty all, ao they told me. The firm loot shout HASTINGS MA RULE Making its Cost only Twt> Cents a Day! Or less than Half tho Cost Tub IXDIAXS—Secretary Chandler state" that the fact that he adrnested the transfer of lhe Indian Bureau to the War Department while Senator, will not neces­ sarily inflnruee him as an executive ofi- THE INDEPENDENT? MON UM BN TH ITS MARKET REPORT Oysters received daily TABLE TOPd. MANTLES, The official majority of Gor. Kirkwood lows b 31,745. low* is ‘•tho boas." Tho Deanocrrtif kws in New York on the popular vote, b over 36,000 since last The aggregate amount of business done at the New York Sub-Treasury during the last fiscal year was 1708,000,000. back bockalidm, and hat'e alarmed th^uThe amount of receipts from customs at sands of sinners. The requests for prayer, the port of New York wm Sill ,000,000. come from every State in the Union. Moody's method b peculiar. He sclreta a subject for each meeting, and o.mpeb the attention of the andieore to that one sub­ ject, and nothing else. For instance the from t>« principal sub-treasurer, Wm. other morning, lhe subject ru “Love." C. NicWs, Sub-Trearttror at Chicago, haa frequently a good briber, in the cnuraCof hb remarks, would get rt some other pbaao mads hb annual return of the amount of of ChrirttanrfpericvKv. but the mownnt btuiMM done iu hb ofoce for the last fiscal he did eo Moody weald bring him back. year. There were received from Custom House aourcrofll ,854,730, from internal Revenue, JI 1,453,253, from the Pont Ofiee. 81.234,Ml. The total amount of year wm «24,147,»58. Thb shows an ia rerani during the lata fiaesl yrwr of fl 10,. 807,718. The amount rf receipts rt CUdonati wm *27,000,ODO. te—j. r Thb riFBAKBBautr. — Mr. Kerrs friends authoritatively announce here that be will enter no combination to secure the Speakership, but will rely solely upon hb bree delivery and on time. 24 Jeffmosi St, IlMtinga, Mick TEN HOUR* IIABVANIE th* warning papers, a gala la the time UNDERTAKING HEW ADVERTISEMENTS Fonowisgihs plan pursued by the DeUy. THE WEEKLY POST AND MAIL ONE FINE PICTURES DOLLAR! The Weekly win contain: The Jf'ews of the Week- The Best of Stones, General Reading for Men of all trades and professions, Items of Art, Literature, fashion, Society etc., with At Granger Prices. STEBBINS BROS BRICK FOR SALE MOODY and SANKEY'S GqdHiuiMHniSw �1876, CWTfflllL ms OF TH ' BffOBUC. 8<.FlltB,, jOM tk, ,hu< Z«»r. (Wrtalaly, all iMap r.«4d»roU. tkU Mncmln. U.*•«!«]utt.prim. Th.lmm. •r. MMuahUd, tow. »to: Tww <MUr. . ymr. P-««» pra-priJ by lb. pnblGhro. Th. prtomi»rtub. uv^Mpmain (pmtag. alm pro-paM;. Has Thrw wplm for $4.80. with a ■apart. Mtramim (21 Imbu by 30) CbriMmm Marwlag, lb. tarn, ,,4 roetllrit The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in nn order, they have sent us 40 dozen but Will Hams, says he sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. . Well they sent us a doublerd erof licil Ihijep. pities;. u CROCKERY forth, convenience of such of oar patron, who may desire to enteeribe for the Pkaikii Fakmi* (prim 12 i, ™«e«i-n with the BANNER (price • 1 50) we will supply the two papers it ordered at the aama time, foe »3 16. . top, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sett it Cheap and clo$elit opt. w , lUxingtoo, re On tha creoing <rf Oct 30, tha paamntrain on Urn Chicago 4 Lak. Huron railroad ran orar a log, which huhUy pror*l .«o U 4aeayed, and did dm throw the tram from the track. Lm wmk Henry -Waldron, a farmer near Pocttae, while hauling gravel from oMrfhiaMd. onearthJd a dmi of 34 raulcanakca. Th^ had retired for the wmUr and were too aloepy to .how fight, and were easily slain. Tha balanoe of cash in the eteto trms■ry Nov. 3 vu t»8»,774^8; receipt, du­ ng the week cndiag Nov. 10 were fol3,791,83; payments during aama time were •M.4BH.83. Ulanre i. trra^ Nov. It, 1875, |»48.Oe7,W, daramm foe th. wrek t41,70e,89. A factory for the manufacture of lhe celebrated Venetian blind will mon be «U«Ud al Port Huron by Mr. E- Metcalf, th. iuvrator of lhe article, and Mr Wai lace one of th. proprietor, of th. Huron home. It will employ fr-un 60 to 100 TOJia~Jsp.il are THE NEW YORK . --n. tnoumna llrv.nl Tb. Uaroaga a )b* Bym; Eiiraonlinar/ BikA. ; BlamMo aa4 hull • 4» for Fun; Our 8 7 k5mr*OpUTb^<hrtMIU'7W*('i?<,,"<11’ Hullmi Paul. Pag.; Carina. Tb. Haamkacpcr; Pad. and P.nare; Our AiMlMMUt for DC6; Our Pieiura Gallmy GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. * George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows out SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. FURNITURE ROOMS. PRICE REDUCED. 500 CORDS WOOD, &OO cords of 16 inch stove wood for salp at $1.25 ver. cord delivered. C, r. HEIGHT. The largest Stuck and the boat Furniture erer brosghl to thia city, ia m oxhibillon al the Warerowna of SALEOTRYLBROSSEM. MOW as, *r7w*,k asksBix -ttK.as., CKANBUUUBB. K-b-hrl. *t.«a IM Ivor uMuf Ik. X.U-^1 B.sk , Hopkins & Barnes HASTtNCS, MICHIGAN, Have on exibitiomnie of the ‘ largest Stode of Fancy Goode Geo. II. Johnson k Co. of Middleville, ill n il lhe beat Jan Tea in Harry Cuun. The oldest iadira hare to admit all ita. l*!cw «tcp in and try fire lb., of CASH al prion which defy all Competition. The stock u-'Complrtr in every depart­ ment Haring been bought very low, and he public will hnd’k foe their interval to lb. prwtirr.f ray I ««M W**1' fally annouorf tL.t 1 am ptrfarwl U SB,wrr all calls promptly, from riff «r rou.lry. UNDERTAKING DAY OR NIGHT. EACH SUBSCRIBER 'ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash, ire have, also, a full and complete .Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries- Toilet Sets- &c., 4t. Give us a call. ECLECTICS ALB Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings, Dec 16. 1874- (Introduced by iu.) The experience of thirty years by Ute Senior member of thia firm m an Under­ taker. girm him great adrantagm in doing in a proper and prompt manner, the deli­ cate dutiea required. Gire due heed to thia, bnt 'for lhe proof cume and ace for yoaraelvca. * Where to buy dreaa goods- since the great decline. George IL Johnson A Co. have mat jreojrod a »ery large line fresh from Beaton. We sell good prints at H eta. a yard, good shirting flannel for 12| eta , cotton flannel for 12! eta and g>«»I burse blankets for 11.50 a piece. Hrapralfitlly, • All prrooo. indebted to lhe late firm ' J. Cole & Son, FOR SALE n* Herman Troup* al Uatoa Hell Uuaor. .« n baa » good ropulatba >»j ’• lsw il i» worthy of patronage. TERMS REASONABLE. Truly y< Otr br Sale il tte Lived Unit Bite LAND PLASTER AMXOCMCKXR.Tr TO THI Pt'ttLIC. PICTURES 1 PICTURES I S!TO» 1 am now all alone in the Photograph buaincM, and as I have made arrange­ ments to incrooao my facilities for doing ibeiter work than ever, ail should call and pt a negative taken. The superi­ ority of uiy work in tho past i» - suffi­ cient guarantee of finit-e : work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, ¥ATEB UK WOHCF DICTI UK 1UR Shingles, Lath, &c. SCRIBSKR-S WHBLI Sr 1816 J. G, RUNYAN. TO CLUB AGENTS Farmer* remember that the old and reliable house of C. R Salsbury is. as ever, baying egg*. butter, poult? and all kind, of farmer a produce, under Barlow A Good- m lu order to still more Largely Inoreaw th. circulation o( THE EVENING I POST, w» oflbr to giro to those who euaha&i miii mm 'GABRIEL COTROY,' SKOAL NOTKEs. D • aark 4<ma aa <h« (MA FallaW. Hall by JAa Uicbari. ha>am«r bam aiaaM la «M roanqt af Barry aaA aay «• wha Jmirm a «r.i-daa.jabar Kaboalalag. AmU aal foil <« fi*l hiw thrir arlrr... II* p. B. Cook'll ~ ■ = O. buiMlap ra hl^,----- --------- -------- >ba Uaadariaa U hb lata, hy nibn^ag Ua<« with Dr. vpj^a. maWag tha ylam leak iaM- THE ORE£T CAUSE CULAKH, AND GIVING THE NUM­ BER OF SUBSCRIBERS WHICH SHOULD BE OBTAINED TO~r.N- HUMAN MISEBY. taZZ-ro. bma'-U. gM by^. M _ ___ ,1.. at lb.tr gray hair <» tU a.:ur»l ml»r. aafl ■!>• »>**• thfofimwA op. a. Ln tb. Il.y. -t mrly ymlK Habo pr.rral.il.. hafo fOllag »«i. w< I. lb. pbyriral ,, Prop).'* Cumm-n , «gy at whUh >•»» r Ublt. Th. high BIDDLE HOUSE. DETROIT, MICH. ■mmHvrvw. W mrty OMarom IMbUs W •uittZ- swta u th. J..w abator. "PHILIP NOLAN'S FRIENDS, Or, Show Your Pamporia." ,®3 StaL&JS W. IL II Heath, the senior, mcnibu. of the find «>f Heath, Salisbury & Cor has retired ftwn bualnroa In thia city, and is now traveling for tho Grand Rapids Burial Case Co. ilia many friends wish him success Quaar—Who will doth* undertaking? Why Stebbins Brothers of rourae. . CKNTSNNUf. LKTTKgK, .4 fbney Norof it n JVaay Enrunl. $10,000 GIVEN AWAY Wo will —d the REPUBLICAN BANNER urual price fl JO and the LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL usual price »2.00, postage pre]»«l on laolls papers, for one year, for | WM.C BRYANT & CO. brnud ranwpidhr thi. dhtribmw.. S-d m >3.00 m>d yet both pupere. MsMcrlllr. Not. 2d, 1875. Krnron Bax km —We nroto bwiy FARM FOR SALE! �MOULDINGS, 8 is almost a man new, y<s iinui b«s fas d» parents, A unite aad all; m<-t rrrtdly that day, n long ago, whioh hU liking for cUekerbsrrim canted him to ■‘smash the Eighth Cemmandman all to 1 B8«fll never, really and truly. I don't Hks cbackerbernn now," be added, with a would press into his lu peach, or, most generally. Avurite checkcrberries.__ _ _ -pmmd, the little fellow made frequent viasto uu hit own accnant to the store, and would linger about the place, and glance at lhe cheekerberrtes botes (the berries were kept ia large square butra; so cun­ ningly, that the proprietor sridom had the heart to deny the erasing fur the ^•erT>■-• showing itanif in the little boy's wishful brown eyes . Bui really I do soli think the man Iu4 much by each little kind news ■■ Eddie's 1 MMlClkr - ---------- ------------------ VOLTA’S EIJ KO MOTS’* KAMI FJ3& that her sod io the home of pdilfad mal­ contents, refugee, aad uilot, from Her urns J, Franco, Austria, Rama, and often the scod-ntob of oucspiracim gainst the grrat military power. th, the ooe side she may block tbe puh of coaquet. <>n the oilier map famlitete the mrreh of rerolotwm. The rarent demaad of tbs German government for atHiiimal legislation in IWgitmi far the punishment of exmspira tors against neighboring gvT.nimeeU. show, bow acnwitire'sre the great power, to lhe influence of this Utils Sisis. While thus the . plague of politician*, Belginm issJsolhe pnsslerf jwogwfon Uta. W ith a constitution a* free aa our own Rapabhe, rise persists ia bring a tm v_ wi.L a i -e .L__ _ _ i k-ni rme aad thrift, aud A aoaterial progrrw, and prwperity that rival New England Belgium is utaruhelmiagly and psroiriratly Roman Catholic, aad swarms with primta. iibm. aad Jus its. I should to proml M aa Ameriren, if, with all tor boasting, Chicago could exhibit lhe same tokens of substantia) growth and prosper 1 ity that I hare remarked in Brussels on repeated virile during tho pest twenty yosn. - Ttoua flve new boulevards those m#a nf splendid shops, that Bourne, un­ rivalled ia Europe, thone elegant parka aad flares, that net work of railways out- । ■ide lhe city sad within il—all the ma- 1 lion of a single geaeralinn of Belgian independenre: and enterprise, are a puxxle to thoae who imagine there can be prognsw fJTRAL £ gawnrew. ■ S.STAUFFEI NOTICE. OSsiaxsl'. ruTRSOK. o-^-snaswRiaie*" CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN Advertiser’s Gazette jJJfcjaia-'WlA Laba Ute* k Blab A..,Ate. ■ VAAVS—Wilt Dteroil. W,n-*-|iMUk* rSsr~wu* ub,u’“w INlii SI KIAl. EXHIBITION CO. t-i tk. t.i.ra st wlas r^l r mU>w la mr m'wsm, ?5»aYB®W«A< PREMIUM BONI) Ulisaas. ts4rel. Ito tte< lka< tkv UM ste. KOWZIX * W . HiMtors and hr <msAssTss aa*ik*Mui ~'.n k! es'ltaf ei »< rrew ai |.w<. o/ <k—. |u-s> Csttobs rstosre vUh r~4 will w* ttewwir • x'vr..-;: SHEET MUSIC I State. We must learn that th. springs of roriet lie deeper than forms or name-. A recent sojourn io Belgium, la the company of peraoua of pietiaetion ia th. gnvrmment tad ia letter.—<11 of theta Catholics—give me an insight into eomo of the wmtnr eontrodietioua nf Belgium with the people, is the fore of natMusl in dependence. Remembering bow, for can—-t, hie country wm the prey of foreign levs, or was dispaaed uf aa a ire--graphJrr-rlt nfLwyiivtlir. xkrenaion. by the poHlinl aad miliwhiten of the map of Europe, the of nationality acquired through the fopular Constitution and the royal settlemcntAif 1831, is inexprecubly dear to the C*«s4m.U>0NK VOLF Mg tyUIWUr illMralte ou|: The present Cuoalitutiun was framed under the influence of the free principles that reled ia tho Nelherlaorir and of the popular fervor of revolution in Library Oi Fa® Moi, The next morning his friends ram, and Eddie wm up, bright and early, yet it waa' not the same little fellow that met h is father and mother, the morning previous, with a morning kias aud frolic. He wm unusually quiet and moved slowly about the bouse, m if something troubled him. But when his guests came, F.«ldie brighten ed somewhat aad seemed to throw off bis trouble, mba played and shouted and frol- ;3VSftsS.Sft!Ks; S ‘Eg <1 Mtekisss. sanaaat I. !«••» aai* SIAWI IAPIBS IIY11H1. . The Relhbie~8bsrt L11A ■ llfJWtTKS.'SSrJIlX S! pulntuients are flrst-clas. In every rv .pnet. it. train, are made up of ciwau. , new Pullman Patoro Drawing Hoorn 1 and Sleeping Coaebe-. luxurtou*. well I lighted end well Trntllalrd Dav Cnacbcland pleasant loungin’ aud smoking rars., The cars are all equipp.-! with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform. | and patent Buffer* and Coupling., Wro'Itighooae Satfty Air Brakes, and even ' other appliance that has been devlsrd7.k. w.wikwm7« for Uie safety of passenger train.. All PprnfittiAl WnrlH't Fmr r'erpeiuai wona 6 fair, CAST A>OWr*T. • trlutiM, ■RAMS SASIIS AND SETHIT ---------- ff«. vpjoii: JOHN ROBER ffiiiu ““oo'he.t track, and the mo.' elegant l»«t 4<* •< Jm.Aii' i and comfortable equipment of any road I *? '** "’**• ■n'1 eompedtor in S100,000 4 Fourth Serio Drawing, April &, l|75. TV. ........... . ...__ n».u..>L. mmsestm's',1 shsi* * co. itei FINE PRINTING trxAvcm. AiirxTw 23 Park Row. M«W York- DONE at this OFFICE utitenE OiiiMsPtlm Mo T-.wi. Hasler, af l*k:ta4stakla. •InlMtk «r>a> .r I.UI»«rM>a. Weekly. Sm-TOlj ail Daily. Lawson's Curatfve would r w the liberals to Tiolenw, and a state of open disturbance in Belgium would inre to France or Germany a pre teal fur interfering, to the prejudice of her independence. Hence, lA^lholica acquicsce in a routitulioa of popular liberty, which, after all, is their own security. For the «*me reason there is a general ' TO YORK BDOmm, MBITIM CO. aSffi; wished with all bi* might that he were '-W-r, then "that boy " would not apeak ao to him. Aad how he wished ato» that he had with him that bright flveernt piece his father had given him in the morning, and which lie had slipped into his bank And than again he Wished bis mother had really sent him to procure i! II I SHUN DRUB POISONS. Brigfom i. the plague of politician, asri tha ponle of procraaMoiete. A tie. State, no larger that Msweihssstte and Eddie waa a flan little fellow of six jean or so,, full of fan and lift, roguish at times, yet bbediest and ‘ truthful Ils hod fe>g curl*, whirl, were sod«<to hk parents and Auntie that they would not allow them to lie cut off Now, Eddie was ren fund of ehetker beniro—ao much so, that if you asked him what to .toured fur bri.kftot, or dtnnew. nr mpyfr, hw cbnbl-y faro would light up. amaa bo .toU-t dMaJayiau hi. dimples, he would amnr«r, '•■('hrokerber- f e f li Artists’ Ms tort sis. Chromes. Pilots Go&te . LEAJ1ING REPUBLICAN PAPER wrigta, Scatri, TtCA. NERVOUS ICAOACHE. tram,,ounce, if these should gain pditical ascendency in Belgium, the fear that France ia looking toward annexation make* even Cat holies suspicious of her friend- frtsfS.rs.'sKt.’s'csS^ Ik. /.reue. s.4 *>.. .< Ik. Stell ship. Indeed. I bare never heard in Gcvmany a more pronounced dialikaof Franco TSJ^iVlTt'CArcfl.tA nrr.terv than vi, expressed by high Belgian Cath­ I*roreM/ M.t-l to swtltetes nt sbOitr olics. Balwviug that Frewee is bent upon absorbing their country and nation, they would rather fall into the anas of Gro- Tbe rivalry of races in Belgium tends also to maintain the political equilibrium m .sdablished in 1831. The French, or, Walks'! hleineat represents but a little I more th*n one-third of the population. l>nt has the ascendancy in the cities, in busi non* end in affaire. The Fhaiah dement, more powmful ia numben, is jealous of METROPOLITAH TEV CO. l-UJrs, ■ . F. STEIN] THOMA8 HUNTER, ALL FOR 1.50. Church's N usical Visitor. Teas! Teas! E.B. FOOTE, M.O. 1H Lciiiilii Im:', Beautiful Music, for Nothing ' nSsygJ'ASg'fftWgt: An Independent Pbjsici rultiratiag iia own Isngnage'and literature as a barrier to French abeoqition. Hence both parties flhd It to thgrr interest to maintain the present frpr roostiintson aa the ernrditieu of peaee> : Any attempt to chaagn this might ned only array Liberal jtBWWwfr/tr E.£H-t- Ai’T'W £Co. H91 Broadway, .New York. Important Musical Notice!! REMOVAL. OWTIS1 CBABIPTON’S IMPERIAL SOAP A Catalogue of New Musis sent ft re to and address. Free of Charge, upon an- • pl teuton . IS THE BT8T. tel. Csidutiij a leiical Practice Oanada, m* ta mry fluio rf the VbIml . ADVICK CIVKN BY MAIL FRBK OF OHAWCI. “Here, lot's hare the beg.'1 cried the oldest of the group as ho aoatebod it from ■ddte's hand, and in a moment had flllad it with air, striking it no that it bent with a toed onahing noise, musing the other hwys So start with amawnncnl Towards wHrtril had eernnted, and Eddie, urod nod atomy, kissed fother aad mother, and. with a sad. troubled ■‘good­ night,' wesu wpwteira with bis Auntie The latter naked Um if he had enjoyed himself, aad he ao-werod with a reluctant • Yes." The. she told him that for bring 1NTER.0CEAN, HOME LIFE PROSPEcnrs eor ibtc. ;, THE EVENING NEWS. Yatti, Y'.,rL if IN THE BIBLE. iTwmuisffiireElilffiAii THREE MILLION ACRES ON mi LANDS atm Tan ML_7 Per Out. literal X. Fart rf tk. friaries! P**»kU heFwrTsmt Circuit Court, 1876-1877- ENTI CHRONIC DISEASE, CHHoM'i.- A M> FRAMES STOWS ANO VlfcWS, Atbaaaa. flrsekameM as-l delteUa Vises. PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS. Suita! allied Dll. C. A. SMITH'S Mt'tlieiii Inflrmarv. ■ «a. ISTHUtUED la**. • ’ 1» th ajmmiiNi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-11-24.pdf 344b6a88a376cc726de6f63b248de05c PDF Text Text Coo. M. Dewey. EDITOR AMD PUBLISHER. as-an^s <W_ -, VOL. XX. NO. 30. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNT!, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1875. ransmi m busies cam MICHIGAN STOVE FOR 1875 ( ENTRAL HOUSB HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. 8TAUFFER, IProp. The funded debt of our rornU is report­ ed at *147,903,873, and the floating debt st *8.573,676, making the total debt lia­ bility 1156.498,043, of which the pro)H.ruott for Michigan U *95,674.237. The debt per mile of rood is *30,129. The total investment in our roads revro.rnt.-d by the paid-in stock and debt is *295,348.217. or *50.863 per mile of GREBLE & RUSSELL, creare. aa compand with 1873 of2,647412 tons, re 16.63 per rent. Six road* failed to report thi* item, buffer purport, of rempariaon the amount* for the previous yrar hare been inserted to the table fee four of the roads, no data haring been furnished for the other two roads for either yhar. The character of the Irasinere done inetii* is *382,106,775, *51,454 r<r mile. has varied but little from that of th* pre The coat of road exclusive of equipment, Ct the 30 rempanics by whom this item ia reported .cparately, is 8225,124,608, or 116.713 per mile; and of equipment for The equipment reported for the various tlie 22 road*'reporting this item, *37378,- roads couaaala of 1.358 locomotiva* of all 038. or *6.768 per mile of rood operated. tiara, and a total of 31,251 ran.; of which If, however, the coat of equipment be there were 604 pa-Mcnger ears, 262 ex cbargsd wholly to the miles of road owned press and barrage earn, 14,667 box freight by the eompanit* ownin' the equipment, ears, 7,298 platform cara, aud 8,476 ore the cost per mile is *7,842. A* compared and other car*. Of iocomotivra e<|tuppcd with the returns for 1873, this total curt with the air-brake there are 123, beotdra of roads and equipment »h«iw* an inrrrasc those of the Lake Shore k Michigan Southern, where all paawnger trains are th as furnished There are 482 paasuager c*n thus equipped. The •‘Westitighouee Tbcgnxs earnings for the year of all air-brake" is in use on 14 roads, and the the road* doing buaincM in thia State were “Ward air-brake' on 7, while one of tur 815,899,290. ur 88,180 per mile of road roads, Chicago, Detroit A Canada Grand operated. Of this total. *11,481,100 Trunk Junction, ture the ‘•Smith vacuum represent* the earnings from passenger brake." Six roads still use the common trains, ..f which 812.537,231 was for poa- hand-brake, tbeir general bustoeo. being xngcra, 81,093,481 from mail service, and dona mostly by means of mixed train*. 8830,373 from exprews. The earnings from freight v*re *31,071,591. and from tuimllanequi sources, *346,218. The [.roportinn which these various items bear Io the total cantings i» as firlloW*, via: pe«senders, 27 ]xt cent; mail, i! per cent; exprew. 1 I per cent; freight. 69 per cent mwevUancous. G-IOths per cent. | The total turnings show X decrease, as rouipara! with thuao of 1873, of *2,259,* 071, or 4.G9 per eent. This decrease in I grus, earnings M lew. than the decrease of that item oo the Lake Shore A Michigan Southern alone, which amounted to *2,- Stove Company. Stoves of Detroit, tie entirely new patterns and first-class in respect , -'I 9* TUG WUCTfc G«n*v»> CdtesUn J.L- FISH, ■ THE NEW IRON AGE Thin Sieve haa low broad hearth, ,VERY DEEP uh pit. nn-1 arranged to admit a Grate for Broiling over, directly under tin? Grate i* a tdide draft which when open causes the coals to keep bright while Broiling. It has tin lined doors which clnar with a turn buckle with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir it it can be taken out at will, him Mica or clow front d< general appearance is bold and attractive. In this popular Stove will be found all the "Mode ments.Portable Reservoir,tin lined doors. Mica front, tn Reservoir and is the best Stove in the market for the This Stove. The Acorn Heating Stove. Hum been sold in this Market for six year.* mid stand HEAD for a Heating Stove. It is guaranteed tn heat with two-thirds the fuel of any straight draft Stove. I out this fall with double doors anti other improvement*. Tl.e total ex|«nse of operating our roads ■luring the year waa 830,543^19, or 85,11/per mile, divided as follsw*. Mainte­ nance of way. buildings, etc.. 87.253,110, operated during the part year may be in­ fer rv<i from the fart that while there has bren a tiacreas? of 8-’,259,074 in the gru** earnings, die operating expanse* have la-eti lessened 83,018,237; thus more than kesqdng pare with the decrease in earnings. In 1873 the opoutiag expensraof seven roads oxrec>l>d tbeir grow ranting* by *366,114. while fur 1874 but four show GREBLE & RUSSELL. . The earnings |a-r traib mile run were, II., [..i.-si-iigi-r trains 81-59 for freigljt train* 81 71, and the average for all trains 1 canting revenue 81-G5. The opcratingoxl-cntn. |«-r train mile run. 'fur all train*, B. F. STBIISTHOFF IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED Stqtal aii lataical DENTIST Teas, Coffees and. Spices Dll. WM. JONEN. DENTIST NaxlYillB, - liciiiai. Hastings, Nov. 10th, 1874. SPBC1AL MCI! Having secured the CITY TAILOR CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES WHOLE NO. 1017. amtsra, Stock Bruadara, WoolSrowttra, Pomologiats, Harticultoftoto, Minufocturara of Agrtowtiunl There ha« never been but one great in­ stitution that had nut its advocate* and defenders. Calhoun waa the apologist of slavery; Falsteff pleaded eloquently for ■ Sherrie-sack," Talfourd for ‘ old Port ;" Redi, the Italian poet, and the Detroit Lrfiler for ‘■drink»'r any way; A. J. Davis for spiriUtafiaaHenry Ward Beecher fur -nest hiding:" while Vic. Woodhull, George Franco Train, Susan B., BO! Alien, and the editor of lbs Lansing J«sr•al are on the akirtuiah lino generally . We «*< tukacro. N'Jxriy all great men use it. Who ever saw a sueceraful lightuing-rod peddler, bo--k-eanearner, railroad captain, or sUuuboal conductor who es­ chewed the giarion* weed ? They rrahx* its benefit*. Il is a solace whan, their I honrat, sensitive heart* are rouaml to deep­ est anguish by the taunts and jeers of an outrageous newspaper press and the d« pravily of a cold, unfreling community, which no longer hearkens to their |>teinu. Usury Clay (grand old patriot) muffed* chewed, and smoked. So did John Quin­ cy Adam*. Phil Sheridan smokes,t Ac­ tion. Little Phil!) so did Bean Hiekmao, and so do Geo. Grant, the Prince of Wales: Don C. Henderson, and Mr. Sartori*. So did Robinson Crusoe. Er«ry wit smoke*, from the Lowell Journal man down to the Latest arrival al the insane asylum. The A* was surmised by the .commimme; Scotch all muff, and they are remarkable iu his report for 1873, there ha* been u for tnetapbysira and righteournau. Togeneral and steady reduction in rates of tnrigl.1 during the year, saaoad the most notable of which will be found the reports brated the ,di»covery of oxygen. Wb of the lake Shore k Michigan Southern diaevvery it ? A smoker. And the oh and the Michigan Central; and while it | rot and brat chemist of this or sny age hl. been usually considered that the eo*t । a German, and smokes. Tobacco pri of canal tranaportatioo was leas than by mole* cbcmiral research. ' Germans a rail, it will be aecn by the averages of most exuberant toil, with a climate unsw[uaaed for salubrity, and a population of 46,000,006 of the most intelligent, enter­ prising and indnatrious people ou the fare of the earth, with the best, the freest and the Strvnjrrat government ths world h«* erer known, are to be placed aide by aide with every oatiuaality of the world. Michigan will be area, examined and judsrtd there with her sister state* of the union snd forty years of her history as a State, rend by the world. The products of her ami, mines, ferrets, foctorira and water*, her primary schoub, college*, asy­ lums, reforautorira, public worUutd rommerrial advantage*, will all’ be judged by the sample* exhibited, and statistical infor­ mation furnished. 1 am aware that there is but little indneetnem to stimulate £uu>ere to exhibit the jvodnet. of their Sfcis. except State and uatiuoai pride and intere*l; and-that should be the m«l inspiring of any indneetnent, that could be offered will be written upon every article frinriabed, and artirira of value will be returned to exhibitor* without charge, or sold and the money remhdfe, at the option of the owner. Dur Slate should lx- represented by tlicbtwt samples of.-acb variety ofevery prodartofthe sod, add m ha season; and frnvn every county in the Blate. Event specimen ofwheat5ye, ooU, barley , com. buckwheat, India wheat, peas, bean*, ete . should be pare samples of some driiort variety, per­ fectly Cleaned, and in quantity sufficwot u> 611 a two quart- jar. Millet, hungsrian grass, timothy, dorer. blue gravt. orchard grass, red top and semloff all other grume*, should be pure samples of each vanety, perfectly chant, and in quantity sufficient t> fill a jar holding one pine Canned, dried and prepared fruit, should be exhi­ bited in glass jsra or boles of two quarts Railroad Commissioner'* Report. Aho, Boiler Plate Stove*, including three new puttem-. Cottage Stoves various styles. Sheet Iron Stove* with cast linings, mid in fact the Largest and best assortment of Cooking and limiting, Stoves ever offered in Hunting*. L> of 33,824,000 mile*. Tim miles ran by train* earning rerenn* was 27,155,802. A* compared with the previous yrar, this shows an increase of 206,822 miles fre pasrenger trains, ar 2.26 per essrt,—a deervart of 1,299,186 fo* Aright trains, or 6.69 per cent, and an increase for other train, of 1,832,186, or 40.77 per rent. Twraty-ain* roads report a total number of passengm carried of 10,268,37c,—an increase over the number carriml in 1873 of 629,828, or 7.22 per cant Twentysix roads report their total passenger mifeage, re paammgun rarritd oue mil*, giving an aggregate of 430,892,2311. But 22 roods report their freight mileage, ov Iona carried one mile The total tor three amount* to 1,932,955,796 tons. »»1 has al~i l.uilt a /hurt branch to the coal mines at Corunna. Th.- «,nty rmin ad nmsttU'.-thm of iinjvulaix-c during the year, however, was the completion of th; Flint A I’.-n- Marquette to Ludington, its lake t -rminux. u dhtanroof IS tnlloi. The Mansfield, ('.Jilwater A latke Mivbignn should have nptmarcsl in th - report for last year;’ but the returjs failed to show any juirtiun of the rind opened for traffic. The average number of miles of rail­ road enaatrocted per year in tbk State for the last 31 yean*, from 18-11 to 1875, is 97! I bo* •* *l,r ■’’•'rage l< taken for the last ten years, from 1863 to 1875, the pe­ riod which has marked our greatest aettvity in railroad romtrurtioo, we find it has been 330 miles, the greatest number of milre built in any otw yrar being #01, in 1872. This rapid construction of railroads haa gone on until wo find that in the four southern thwa of couatio* of ourStato' em­ bracing 17^91 Njitare miles of territory, and a- population* aiconlillg to the census of 1874. of !>97,7<JI, we have 2,333 miles of railroad. This is cap.I to one mile of । road to every 427 inhabitants; while in MaMaehowtla, where the population ia [ comjmratirelv. and where, too, the con­ struction of railroad* r« begun at a much .-arlior date than in onr own .State, thare is only osie mile *»f n»d to evsry W9 inhab­ itant; showing that for the portion of our 8t*te pamed which is by Ar the moot densely populate*!, we hare in proportion to the inhabitant* more than two miles of the loweat rate, while the bonneae hr rail isgmteral, toriMtog oil erira. of Aright, it will be seen that th* rate* by rail, spou the MU* da*a ef tairiiM**, have been really ka than by canal. The results of thia reduction of rate* may be seen by even a casual obaerrsr of our railroad ay»tew. First, it has bad th* effect to de­ Ere the stockhoUen cf any dividends on ir investment; secondly, it has com {riled the rempanire tv Aa*e improving their property, by such addition* **double track and strel tail,—improvement* im­ p> rativriy ilemanded in order that the ■ ompauiea Utay be able to raccresfully prosecute their bwtimrei, not only in their own interest, but for th* interest of thc|r jalrotu; and thirdly, it h*s brought about su extreme reduction tn the expense of operating the roods. Now while this may be, to* certain extra', beneficial, the fact must not be lost sight of that r|.hough the tate* fur canying may continue to deereart, the expeime of operating must find •1tuc limit beyuod whieh it cannot be reduced. The expen dilurea for repairs and permanent improve­ ment* may be cut off for a aingle ysar.it may be, but the property must cvenluslly receive such rare a* to bring th* avenge to the mean of healthy and vigorous ope great mob storming in from all the arenas, and swaying two and fro in a rain attempt u> subside into something like order and rank, the -wrildrcaeed people straggling for moi* on the ramparts of the Anae— 1— ,k. -------t. - T • * auctioneer will ask a bootblack for a lilglit. wealth and poverty use the same spitoon, and dignity and dirt will both soreic if they snuff. Sir Waller Raleigh introduced Indians i and tobacco into England before Bacoc published bi* phDoaopRr or had even con­ ceived it Experimental philosophy fol- The total interest liability of our roads is ■ approximately) *10,901,490, of which The table of accidents tn perron* shows *8,673,4 15 was rqsrrted as paid daring the year, while 82,231,015 remained uu- a total foifihc y.ar of 196,—a falling off paid. If, now, we add to the expense of from the number reported for 1873 of 23.7 per cent. <M the above total, 82, or operating, the interest which accrued du41.8 per cent cf the whole, were from operation and investment, *41,447,739. causes beyond the cootnJ of the persona But .d* the 31 corporations doing business injured; the remainder mulling from in thia Slate 14 tailed to pay either the their own m bond net or rarelerenre* whole or a purl of their interest. Eight That our roods were exernju during the compauin failed to report any part of their internal a* paid, which, for three companies, aiuoantc d to 8880.090. The gross ranting*, when compared with the total expense of operation, show as the net naming* for th* year *15,356,• 040, or 82.737 per mile of road operated. Tbit ir an increara above the art earnings for 1873, of *759,262, or 52 per rent. Thia amount is equal to 5.4 per rent on the total coil of road* and equipment, aa reported by the companies, and fire and two-tenths per rent on tire investment rep­ resented by llwt nsid up stock and debt. Thia Hucr item is a decrease from the pre­ vious year of feur-totilh* of one pe* cent. Although there has been a considerabln inn cart of earnings, the increase in the totel amount of debt has been meh aa to mote than overbalance the gain in earn­ ings, snd to produce the leartued |-er rent shore noted. dm-U re history of our Stale, relira ofj antiquity, and curierilics both natural and artificial. “It i» rarnrariy reqmrted by the com-1 musion that 6>ra>tef* of all section* of the union forward sample* of the tree* of their respective district* These samnlra or •pccimcwi may be presented in sny con­ venient sad portable form. Io addition to spceimouaW tranks of trees, should be tion, quality and form of wood nred In "* wauhf iLml^Trf Michigan who by pin* Stuek into tbs smooth surfitce, which should be underneath the taper. Than slightly wrt the bristly of loodi are other brush in rubber India ink or common black writing-ink, then draw then, aeruso have the means snd ftrilitra, co-operate and fill thia department of the State ex­ hibition ? All collection in this depart­ ment will Im under the supervision of IW W. J. Bed, <*f lhj> Ht*t* agrienlturel colISRU. The rvmmimion will afford every iodnecuient am! fecility for* fall and com­ plete display of every varitty of frait*. and itisto bchopod that the pomologiral soeiesy of oar State, and individual cnltiraton generally, will co-operate in an effort to place before the world creditable evidence of the rvMiucro gnd rapacity of our State, in respects to fruit ruhurw snd producte Ample provuioM will be made for the rxhibstiou ami protection of all dartre of live stock, and foraga fi< animal* will be furnished exhibitor* al cost prices, within will Ic admitted from Kept. 1st to th* 15th. Horaed cattie (of all varietM*}, from Sept. 20th to Oct- 5th. Sheep, twine and gnats (a* one dasa) froa Ort. and ths fimd anntie was quite a* Of what are Mnafiy odlod “Colored'' or tebasmra. Jrtt ia frwat of thorn “Fart freight lino*," we hare, doing buri- xsiyA-iffter’ wbkhLvbe terasod, -eo^pmSra," the for a spare oftbMo other •■stook." Of the former are the tbstefw^bre “Blue," “White," ami “Bad" Krea, the took their atatioa* in a rostral part of th* great Plans with their fisra* to th. pari] Ion,, whit* the brad of the infantry col­ umn, with a precision highly credkabU to Gmmral PetittiAhe officer k remmaad of the district, ran* up for the drfle—tbo First Division under the orient of Gsssww) Thaou di Bevnl, thcoeund fed by Genrtsl Ferrero, each division *oasmt<n* cf twwlv. or fifrreo battailous taken from various regiment* of infantry, with their re^oc �1876 HARPER'S MAGAZINE. Nover before the war, or since, have the best Americon Prints been placed on the Market at so low a figure aa 8c per yard. SPRING A AVERY have this day received and opened 50,Q00 yards of the best goods, which they offer to their ctuttomers al this surprisingly low fig­ ure ; and in addiliou to this wa are offering 35,000 yards of very desirable and stylish goods; good colors and patterns at 6c Prints that never before were of­ fered inthia maaket at SO LOW A Price. The best and leading brands of Brown and Bleached Cottons, at the lowest ruling prices—in fact 80 CHEAP it is hardly necesxaay to call atten­ tion to them. ' SPRING A AVERT. Grand Rapids. ; Illustrated. Nov. 24,18*5. itoa^rora in a manner retire from polltice and give tbeir attention to rotton rais­ ing, to which they are better adapted — The white* that will have ao cause of irritation, and the Btata will bast peace as Georgia and Arkansas are at peace. Of au able cotaxiar, be d«-d a* to hsd ived. •* the peat ef Auty, honored and trapped by oil ctoari of our people. er with the white*, this will restore The rad aveut was appropriately anpcoea, and Mississippi wiU bcvxmie as <|ui.*t uouscad to the people «f the United State sa Gfjrgia. by the President in tbs following’ proela"The oihar way is for ths President to declare martial law.in about a dozen of the wont counties of the Stolt, and 1st a rogi' ZxicL-Tivk Mansion I) motu of soldiers hunt tto red-mouttod Wsshingtou, Nor. 22,1875. ( tnurdcren. out of thdr holes, as waa done It is wUh profound sorrow than the four rears ago in tto upper countries of Preside*! has to aimosnce to tto proplc South Carolina. That restored peace in of the Untod Staten the death of the South Carolina rod it did not toko long VieePrraidm.1, H«rc Wifaon, who dred to do it, and there haa boea profound quiet ia the capital of the Nation thia morning. in all tbn*e matnlire Tire. <yrerel<r«.re. Tha ecrinant stelioc of tto <1crossed, his high character, his long career iu the •avion of Ha Stale and of the Union, bi* derotiou to the cause of freedom, and tbo .Mity which to brought to tto dtotorpe TERMS CENTENNIAL YIAB OF THS RKPHBLIC. THE DETROIT PORT. 8TEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. • Where you wul fi«d aU VindA of FCTmiEE! Of every Description yriuch we ^rHEN IN DETROIT Ito not Uii to cull upon ffOffjfM 4 miiqifr, -. . Jeweler* and Manufacturing 4th. llscaoae we warrent ell goods we JEWELERS 138 Woodward Avtaue, ’ (Opera-Houm; Block,) Jtoflrai fa rtiS*rts,'ir.ttoi Oteu™, goods are m^ks fa made by hand, and Sterling H.srwars, TriptoHatol «lv*rw*rs. warranted. We luwila all poisons to eel I and Inspect our goods, for they all bear Inspection. No trouble at all to Afvata ter Ito T1FFAX1 WATCH It would seem ns if almost । everything had been said about | Ttor» i DRESS GOODS and that the U ns, Wall-Pock ters, Sumnriona of the Ataarican jwopk-. of a library, and thia apartment in tto Houma, subject was entirely worn Ia loximony of respect to this dtoinrough waa dectraied with flags and bunt­ and everything tn the Furniture line. gvmtod mtiran and faithful public aerrant, thread bare. But SPRING A ing, presenting altogether a truly "patnoth We Invite all persons to call and took tto various departtueuta of tto Gorcro- point of the bayonet waa a good thing. and appropriate appearance. An admis AVERY being alive, and watch­ ment wili be cloud on the day c f the fun­ "Either that or ‘hands off,’ and allow aian tec of 50 ceuta waa charged the visit 3. i ing the interest of their many ent, and tto executive monasou • x-xl all the whitoa to take complete control, a* on. abd no expenses whatever having been CmubMm Menkaaui* customers aa' well as the fluctua­ executive departmeute in Washington will lhev hare it^Georgia and Alabama. Thu incurred, the receipts, which amounted to Grain. Flour. Provisions be draped with mourning for thirty days. will restore prate just as quickly as martial a eouaideraUc sum, all went to aid the wo tion of the market, have this man ’ s department of the Centennial Exliilaw, and no doubt be more aatisfactory to and Conntry Produce, day placed on sale a case of bitiou. The guests began .to arrive at tin- white. But in the name of human­ SPENDID ALPACAS in all the ity and civilization there should be a stop seven o’etock, and awn the lionse and - leading colors at 25 cents per put to the lawleuneM now prerailing. Let bam were crowded, the General and Mr* wbi-S ui’l nortnasws. ng bo bortM in recolforttot by a grateful us not be too particular how it is done, so Banka being awiated in roeciritig the yard. These goods would be rat of the root *f Ss haseuentaby their accomplished daughters, considered cheap at more money. Mis* Minnie Hargent, and Mau l T1® (Signed; V. 8. GK.kNT. Also a CASE of TIBER By the President; husking commenced about eight o’clock, ‘T.'tfeV CLOTHS, goods styles and col­ Hamilton Flatt, Secy of State. young and old entering alike into the sport, demanding, receiving and paying forfeits, ors, which are attracting the at­ And by hie Honor, tto Mayor of our as one after another lucky one di«o>\errd a । tention of the masses at 30c. red ear. The husking continued about an | In fine goods will be found all ■ ■’* Maroa* Ornes, POSTAGE FRFE. hour, at tbc expiration dfwhieh lime t|>e Hosting*. Nor. 23d, 1875. John H. Wendell & Co. the new ami stylish things. Incompany Were invited to a -nh-tantial ’ To the Citiaena of Haatinp: visable Plaids tn Browns, Blues' >'•• m»raiiym><«<i*dby iat*iHc*ainojcollation. «neh as was served trt the Iwvs Thirty-First Tear. 1. When the Republican pleads the umtHl to reonvtr lb* aareaati«e os .nd lire,., in C.nu-i. >Uir .S'btnX.’Zr.nS.lTtS Infunnali^n having been rrcwiv local taxes which the national banks pay as and girls of New England l"'l k.-are ago.; l» or mi .st *en lhereeC .Salle* li. theflon. Henry WiCoa, Vice P This was'a gratuity on th* ]-.ir| of Mr. tbalhj .inaoot th* aosMsf Ml. la ‘CASHMERES in Seal Brown, fl*’’ --pommiwt-«. »q«*i —v THE INDEPENDENT? Flour, Crain, Pork & Seeds. an argument why they should enjoy such r .Ml In iosrtiK- ollk immense privileges aa they do, we are con­ and Mm Banks, and couaisteii V f laktd Navy Blue. Prune (black a:.^1^/^.-^ u tent to leave its argument unanswered. beans, brown bread, squar.'i JjJple aitd BECAUHE it furnlaker more good readier 54am.56 |£c^’e.1>^dd0Twen<: ins.yaM Oi'.nHMSs Maw lbs Hass People engaged in .every other borines* mince pies, dough nuts and chcvwe, with for Ibra* dollar* a year tbu any paper I coffee, cider. Tito beans and brown bread pay tto\aatue taxes in full without any ’j Ute Ladies would do well to ,blHiy. rch»lar.blr, rood ta«.aa<! liroroaa special privilege*. And yet the |Republi- came smoking hoi from the ovens, while aij |l»»k.»'-eronr»toCk, beforem*. -re.-wthe cider fur the occasion w>. pres-. d out Wheat a specialty cam Asserts that the bankers are not i chasing, • as we can show them »"«c"»i*u ra«*it«»vi*x namM. mooopoliiU. Its own argument is an ad yesterday afternoon, and conRsiitently uu■ tall the-uoveltics of the season. 1 *• ,h»p»iiti*ai reawat of ib?b, a* fvrmcntrd and horrnl®. At the «.'>i < lo sion of the supper the rompoy joined in 1 Th. Bert Uteruy red Society SPRING 4 AVERY. dancing, and prolonged tb- f<wtiriti>w . jfe Paper In tataj Grand Rapid.. ~IJJr t-£ BF.CAUKE In ralljiro* lalellicnx* I* act A. Brtjfci i ItDtri THE INDEPENDENT THE COB ii&SissSa HOME JOURN AL, ENLARGED IMPROVED Mayhew BusinessCollege 1875. Grange Items T. A. Thompson, Lecturer of the Na­ tional Grange may be addn-w.1 st Louis, rtile, Ky ., until lice. 1. O. H. Ki-Dry. Secy, enuoiiiKVa that the National Grange ii nM nwerrned in Who arc the denancutar* the Jutruil | the publication of any tiewajoipcr. deeiMtdciga to inform the public, but Mira Julia Garretson. Lecturer of the r<" M W«M. W Vo venture to guca* they are not stockIowa Stile Grange, is eotutontly on- the balden in any of the railroad rorporatiom l>. Male. bu »!!<.«.«» la I move among the Granges in that State K£7S ■ that tore* been carrying freight ao low. The Patron* of Sumner Co., Tens., that for years they hare not paid a cent of hare ruccnwfully inaugurated monthly stock sales At the first wde, last month, dfcifratl The Michigan Central, uutvtrsixty head were sold al fairiprieo*. Liberty Grange, Indians, u determined afefered roads in the country, even under to improve it* stock aud as a commqncvtto cxtrcoicly judicious management of recorded the starting ir iwo national menl will purchase an Aldcruoy bull. Let law at ia PnmidrotJoy, Superintendent Strong, and . banks in Michigan since it raised the cry othen follow the example. ' ' , tbarefe^ wwrrat their able corps of amiaiant*. ha* not un­ of "monopoly" early in September. The The State Master of Ohio report* tfcit der the atabliahed freight tariffr, paid a taxes they pay above any other kind of cant of dividend in three yrare. And we capital in buainraa have been shown over, note tto intentioo cf the Railroad Comp and over remain uncvotradictod. It may to added that the interest which the banks aira io make their roods ram a fair inter- receive on their Ixiods enables them to «*» on tto money invested. a> one of the , fojn fund, at a tower rate than State bank* or private tonken usually do.— we of tto Wow, most tore Railroads, we Every business mtn knows that national tore not tto money to build them, that intcreat in Michigan, and one thing that . uUirariaaaru must to frtrnwtod by ciuleni capitaliaui, enables them to do so is the interest they 'a tw» ‘afteM and we ought to be willing that tho tuotrey get on currency, for which they psy con­ so invested should pay m much internal aa siderable taxa, INC which advertises them, thax invtaled in our firm.*, and uiannfactu- secures the public confidence, and a Iaeger line of business than private touts enjoy. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, rira. Tto fact is, also, if we had the If the people ran borrow money for as money we would not put it in railroads un- muehifower interest p the bonks earn on larait would pay a tor inlereM on the in- the cnrtun’ajr issue to than by the govern­ ment, why, here is another o&et to the rratmeut, and w* ought not to ask otlren K'rilcge, end another relief from the terri to do what we would not do ocraelve*. -monopoly" which haunts the News. •WScteteft “tlLW* to.s5tsrre=! riifclsvajj.h G.—CAN'T IIXLsfrHXMSXLVXK. nuaciatiou of the Railroad Companies, on The News asks why public servants do account of tto late rice in through nut resign, if they consider it dishonorable freight, for there ba* been no increase on i in the govsnunent to pay their aalaries in local niu. st least none on Michigan rail­ greenbacks? Look in the array regulo-1 roads, and tto freight rates without com- tinvw and you will find a strong reason j psibory legislation or Grange influence why drummer bora do nnt resign, and why tore never been so high ou cur Michigan men who were drafted into the army, or who volunteered when the currrorr waa Rrabonda as to give any man just cane of gold, and hod to take greenbacks worth lotaplsint, nor have they been high enough 40 cent* on the dollar, did not rewign.— sinew tto close of tto'war to itwarc certain Enlisted men cannot resign. Other cred itore of the government lake what they diridenda ou tto evs/s o/ Ntw1 BMka: amt rary arcmtni*n*fMyfoc>'r^ay —,r.v.-re. Petrort, Mhk. been winlery, remind- D. D. MALLORY & CO f appoaiap *ud 4^np In tbe Bean Monde, ing the Ladies of WUHn and mbraeing th* eery fr»,b«*t matt*,* of Inter- I “ r . » • , . .1 Io ibl. rnnatry and in Enrop.-tb. | comfortable gnrUleiltS. 1 CStCrhote rompiHeiy «jrror>nx tbe wilt and wi*-1 day Spring A Avery opened in rTr'ki'aJc»J!7’r**e ti^re"’ *“1 addition to their unusual large Wbalwate D*alere ta OYSTERS. BECAUSE my wife hu AND FOREION FRUITS. itrMCTtirnoN. Mock over JOO desirable and NuUmtwre -tn reroi.e Tie ft-ono Jroraat j -^tyHsli Cloaks aiul-.faques in fur mw raiAOU f «"(»». -ilk *n<l in all >. .tir. .rirr ,.„ the leading styles »n both long ' ‘.‘‘nr ?"* w and aliort gnnnenU. Also a full epi*., on* year . . . 6 fe> line of Silks, Velvets and Cloak­ ’ ’"“'ling Bcavera fur lined aittl plain TCTMS .vn H»R ■CLVIW |, y lhe t|,e j..^J wjtb BHUUM BrnjJH (Grimps, imp, ..l .a* hy nri( witU Th* iiw j.»naiai.4aa, n to twri-iiroi j and Uli all the fasliionable trimimv uuiuvuauic uuu(*Ub*r n.rr.,. ---.—,—, . - — . .. luingv for these garments ; all BALCH & KOBTOK •rerean la BkHm A Maetea. 1 UO V. B*M. GHAIICMESSIDI IDffiAm, Billings & Probasco. lartle, IiftaS “slate aif In MANTLES, Snao a Avirt. Grand Rapids. BotoertpUua Price 83 00 per Ya*r POSTAGE FREE! MOODY and SANKEY’S T„mT ___ , GapelHRB ail Sami Sup jJOHN STANLEY 1 1 HARPER'S WEEKLY. Illustrated. or Stew, Bayfag Uma-Voar U .Mrairo, r r/jty-u r strel KW*jr«rr». he eAanctpatton PROCLACATION?^'AUTHORS OF THE UNITED STATES" and “CHARLES SUMNER." Tins week we have opened in our Silk Department, a large line of SILKS, from tje most celebrated and responsible man­ ufacturers, “Bonnet,” “Bellon's” ‘Gurnet's,’’ besides die wellknown “Cachemire Alexandria,” imported by us. This is our faoritc brand, one which we desire ten sell our friends, which we warrant in every repect, and can only be found at the counters of SPRING A AVERY HKNRV C. BOWKN, HASTINGS ■ GROCE RIES । Canned Fruits'and Fish. marblevorkb ; sitter wsaftStl'K as XSS^'Sr.TKifC.T.&JSa and we think those Companies ought to to .able to ram al least serr* per eeat, and tto: frrigbl rates Kat would eMue this would not to exorbitant, and would not wall forthany opposition from fair, candid, tkfakiag men Its papers upw eilslsal qusaliaas and Us mdsaiarssl as»ruacs. wHa iamast at th* ratter lalwilaUs esrtoon. hslp to avu.I.I <ks Mail, ■seats of Iks country-—/VMwry1 Hrr^,': WfUt steads si lha head of illus­ trated Jsnrasl. In the United Nunes. In clreu1Mton. editorialnUtily, and ptoneial lllusirn- THE ^uift Wi/tn 4 Lifutift HRADBTONEH. TABLE TOPS, MANTLES, toU of over 82^00,000,000, to’. SHELVES, I i. . tatfsrare&ara are the following Janie Jmo. 833,343; Perki™ 1 Goodwin, 8ia>0, Ctorie. P. 8ykea, 813JWO; Mra. Anna A. Bead, 81(1,000; Charter Oak Life InMraaec Company of Hartford 81,900 Tto detaa a«grev>fa <»<«0S0, and there are no aasete exoapt has EXCELS in iu laiin, a«i not uaw er unmninj. BECAUSE U* edllnrial. aa<t tollorial ante* ar* >o brirbl and readable. • BECAUSE I Uka Io kwp track of the 1.1 ret The Patrons and Good Templars building a hall together in Saddlcrov by tto pwHIstora. ' RntoerlHfaes to Harper s Maeaune. WsHt. >v. tad Uaaar. Io oa» address for aa* jw.plO or. two »t Harpor's Feritoirals. loses s-ldres. for MB year. »7 00 ; po.is<r fro. Avr extra ropy of «Ub«r Ito Magadan, I IAN Oysters received daily deliverif and oh AWERTnAN MARBLE Irakis la Miura «f 1U un-”'.*! ‘avlhy. 1771. A National Family Paper. 1878. Th* Or-lX^il, Paw, ref. p. Oraad Rapid.. txnms—rowrxnx paaraid. ■ Daily, pvTSnaaa Tri-wookly. «| BLACK k FULLER. tartar One of the novelties intro­ duced by Spring A Aveiy, and which secmB to be appreciated by thair many patrons, is the Domestio Pattern DeparfrmLadies can pro­ cure any of the fiuthionahJe pat­ terns of all sizes, and make their own garment if* they de- diaa, Men and children. Partiea calling at the iiattem depart- «ppli«ellM to tto pcbUatore. Aftreea. TtAILV POST 00.. Far WiitttT4 Tho Now Impxovod Back-Fwd FINE PICTURES I FLORENCE SEWING UCER jwwssegES UNDERTAKING WING GALLERY, .Wotk.rfKirtuiTm �The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen 500 CORDS WOOD. oOO cords of 16 inch stove " sale at $1.95 per vered. C. F. D WIGHT. SZXECTED but Will Hams, says he sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a doublerd erof “V*«*wM mey try Ikeau O alette mors tkaa ail minieut wrllpleaATwIlk and Wagons CROCKERY Buggies For the convenience of aach of oar pwroo* who may dodre to subecribe for the Pbauik Faw Ia (price »2 15) in amnertion with the BANNER (price • 1 M) wo win supply tho two papers if ordered al the same time, fur KJ 15. too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and closest out . 9!!?| I ■ THE NEW YORK TO-DAV S ADVERTISEMENTS. GROCERIES I We have*a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TELA is the best he ever saw. and everybod allows our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. FURNITURE ROOMS. 1 Tl>e largest Stock and the bent Furniture ever brunght to thin city, in on exhi ' bitian at the Warenxttna of Rcwpeetfulh Goto J. S. GoonrK.tR & Co. for Lru»■elb, 3 ply. ingrain and hemp carpeting, floor oil doth*, mat. and nice. xx^wfl. SALISBURY ABROSSEA^ tMdowwwrt<flk.XaUoMlBaak.> „ , STATE STREET. JuLOpKlIlS XKW TERHR OF .Sl UHCHIPTluX ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. DAILY, - WEEKLY, Accent of Denali A n*tm**,«l3| W. wu received led referred to Coot mills* on Finanre. • l<rwiiy W. W. Kelley |1 II for lumber. C Horton aad kalp *34 to, Bartow A Gwod78 rapU*a; Ororg* Italtabury *3 to $9.00 A YEAR - SEMI-WEEKLY, 3.00 • - , - 1.50 EACH SUBSCRIBER. The undersigned listing opeutd a lunch room ou north side of Stalo start, botween the two barber nolle, will girc warm lunch each day from eleven to one o'clock, and cold lunch during the remainder of the day. Palninagv solicited. & Barnes HASTINGS? MICHIGAN, । Have on exibition one of the largest Stock °fFancy Goods ever brought to this Otty c a. s EC l at price* which defy all Competition I which we offer to 'the public The atock fa Oimpktc in every depart­ We have* I meat. Having been bought very low, and | cheap for Cash, I he public will find it for their interut to also, <a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Meditines, Books and Stationary UNDERTAKING Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, ft., $c. Give us a call. Hopkins t Barnes. Hastings, Dec 15. 1874. ECLECTICS ALM (Introduced by iia.) The experience of thirty yearn by the ' Senior member uf thin firm aa aa Under-' taker, gives him great advantages in doing I in a proper and prompt manner the deli J cate duties required All pmona Indebted to th* lite firm • ot Heath. H*H*bury A Co., are reqtwet-. ed tn »e<tle without farther delay or no- J. Cole & Son treat Fiticej- TERMS REASONABLE. :*■ IITEIESTIIla ITHT. *• aik nlinatioa to Ibe pnxeediage nf ike CWaril-n the ^notion of refunding Hqoor bettor. irikla policy in adoptod by the Cneadl. nn injunob.i, i rritating ihn refundtagnbonH at vare be ntaalae-l. aa Iko ns*aer UM) PUSTB PICTURES 1____ PICTURES 1 STTO» I am now all alone in the I’butograph l-ttrinaw. and a< I have made arrange­ ment* to im-rvaee my facilities for doing .i .t.... __ _n ...n niaun un taut Ike Weekly sad Tn eskly aad iko S<« E?5Mf5% Shingles, Lath, &c. SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY fir 18T6 J. G. RUNYAN. ranal, for the speedy and errtain cure of cuogha of all k 'mfa. “8. J. Rich'* Delicious Ague cure," of which he has e-ikl one grrmi this summer, si retail, aside from hi. wbolgale trade, and be liu warralcd every buUJe, end iunc case baa there been a Ix.ule returned. Hui ■Improved Condition Powtfara," cures epumouc in every caae, and fa one of the utnet valued medicinea for horees and 1 veer’s store, and paying for the name the higbeat market prior Patrnnirr the home TO CLUB AGENTS Prie* A»l« la drat E<n freto. M. BaMkavtn HerelMUOstautMM. i Farmer- remember that tho <4.1 and reliable house of C. B. Kai.bury is. aa ever, i will bring to kin naninianee th* iwiwt able and! popular IbtwIogUa! ea I literary inltnl arail.bln ia thin country and Kuropc. The original i plan of a moolkly publleatlon *f th* paper will b* mrintainwl for th* pmmit, tail lb« i Tlm.th- toW K-M; iriarer •> XX Teltow S«IH. no EUARXABLI SERIAL CTffifr In order (u allll more largely Increase ‘GABRIEL CONROY, WEEKLY and HEM I-WEEKLY EVENING POST, either of the Item, unis iHeotloned above. SPECIAL NOTICES. u’iHLTLam to tk. Juraov «*■>». BIDDl.t HOUSE. DETROIT, Mint GLOBE HOUSE, $10,000 GIVEN AWAY We will nod the REPUBLICAN BANNER usual price 11.50 ami the LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER. JOURNAL maud prise 12.00, poatage prepaid on loth pep.Tt, for one ymr, for •3.00. --- ----------------------------------The WEEKLY COURIEK-JOURN AL J. wm..«tir tw^ired. tb. mto» b NATIONAL FAMILY “OYSTER OCEAN" LflDllS’ AID GISTS MESTAUBART, 1676, x 7 WM 0 BRIANT & CO. 'PHILIP NOLAJRS FXILNM. Or, Show Your ISaaparta " �ry Pectoral Zs//// cat or lay egg*. Hence•, after a hen ha* produced mi indefluita number of egg* —WMDtinwu a few and aomccimc* many —ahe will ctnac to Uy, and her system will assume a proper preparation to pass the period of incubation without impair­ ing her health. When a hen U in a ''Uying habit" it would be ruiniua to her health to rwnaiu inactive on the unst far Artlah' Miterial*, Chromo*, and all twcuty-oue miccrenive days—the day* of Pioturo Good* lacuUtfaii. Sow. Un* are *o (lightly in Ufa. H. AXtlEtL laoj^MSun Ave..D*tei>b clioed Io iueobatc, that the propeoaity m»y be cured simply by driving them SHUN DRUG POISONS. MKDll1SB IlKXDKnKl> VSKEKXa. a few times from the neat, while others, evn when they hare produced only half VOLTA’S pj,CT£O BELTS«d banks a sitting of erga, will stick to their ue«t* with pugnacious desperation. If it w not dcairable that a ben be per-. r । J 1. Bit fe:.. I slim ManOall^ t, »15axjs^.tsr.:KS^iiS aaL.t;—'u 4S s a ii iifriWi w I i!s: Ii aits is mis s' ills Jan D. Costtv. GOING WEST di flrsmra. m ,e •.Mt? CHEATING AN APPLE GIRL Advertiser’s Gazette ±r js'nssxt srtavsswss Dr. J.C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mm., S&CTasxtttflfcSK^" - •" -'toe in SI litlr. Js*’ »' li s*' i 1M if Ils xil limn in water, to cure the propensity to sit. Othen-atill, hold a lien * bead in * tail of water while one is coanting fifty. Olliers wiU lie a piece of red flannel to a hen. Numerous other stupid remodie* A Journal of In/ormatim are adopted, ail of which are nnphilusophDROSPECTU ical anil ineffectual But when -cctired I NORTH I yerimday to Mr. J. H. Hoxie, maMcr of in a cage as anggeated. if fed gvneromdy ly. Terms $2 per annum in transportation of die East Tenucaeee..Vir­ advance. ginia and Georgia Railroad. The caAtward-buaud petBcngcr train had pulled out of the denot, and wa* raltliug through the yard, the bell ringing merrily. M^. Car­ penter stood within the dei*>(. and Mr , ■ “‘a’lMs ta°^*u^r?'.'r'"lHr*o“ai Hoxie wa* watching the Cut receding I tmndar tblMslIsmm*at liiUBl*r*M train. The rcqueet was suBcient far Mr sad a elilMrn'i ctasa*. TVs *a»«t Hfixaie to aet upen, although ignorant of --r.il, .11=.os'td lists teas tew* I latraaMla lu ■IrriliUo <i*H*a lb the reason, amd a freight engine standing I aaaislr fr«« 15.000 io ririie. and its Mor by dtrieked abrilly at the engineer cfj ttMNtteM n rsiddir laal tbs *r*a •a>S*lns hspss of 4nUi«i lh« Isotr the passenger train, and tbe alarm was lbs sad U east rear. Thu lasraasa lam uaaMt* ths raa.li of Us ran taken nn by the other engines in the rani, bsmsr Isis st n Canada and while tne train wa* motiounl down hr dyspeptic*. or csmiplainrr* of our lire*. etaias. Tkarakaa *aae, as a r*t*D ■ Mtn*. t«mt laiorMMl la U>» title every employe of the company in the The habit, too, of deluging our stomachs aadil-IIL af M*rw. U waslM. I ▼idniry, and m thirty seconds it had come with fluid., either Lot or cold, »t meal­ mIm IflkMrroiuC’M luiim to • Flop, to the wonderment of the paa- time. and e-|>ecia!ly daring me*!*, i* also ike talaaurv raeawutadauao *T II aka ka.sturaaad tkeir tat •*<*<*■ ■ sctijvr* and the curiosity of tbe engineer. k» Iks tatradartlea «T II late Ma It happened in thh wise Just before Y BUI, ronwsaadrau MX tkai Ik iwkaob its Bar* intrrrtllas aal kt I ~tbe train atartcsl a man standing on the “K."jK.SS®K.e». one of the car* had called to him | a little girl with a basket of apple* on her arm, and purchased a dime's worth of the (ul in that it■ cunstrintn-a the pcf*ic and trait. He placed the apple* in his pocket, ghftrii.'juicv gland* of the stomach, and so and jaat then the train moved alowlv off prevent* a proper secretion of the digestive ' Taking a ten cent ’note from hi- rest । pocket, he held it ia Ids hand as the train The following rules are important on«a, mored on, the little girl fallowed implor­ in a hygienic way, and should be observed I ingly along, and finally hr returned . the rigiurously by all. mooey to his pocket and went inside lin­ ear. The little apple girl bunt into tear*. Jolt then Mmor Carpcutcr crowd through and decay. Rotten vegetables and putrid the depot ou hi- way to d^nnrF. He aaked ' tucat arc prolific sourer* of disease. *nd I ° the reason of her tear*, and she told him. should always b<- rejected. “I’U girc 110 tn hare that train Mopped,' 2. Fixsl should be jwoperly and >uEnahoated tlie major, who though a small ently cooked, that h. not too highly .<eaman physically, has a hrart a- big as all i ssined. nor simply [orlildlrd or water soak­ oat of doer*. The train was »ti>p]«-d ati-l I,ed. hut so cooked as to leave it tender, becked into the depot, aud with the major's juley and nutritious nrotectiou the* little girl identified the fal- ' 3. It should always be eaten with delib­ eartr aatbsd to tka ferWraai ef gi*r*aiuei tow, who was made tu give her the dime. ,eration. anil well masticated; i«-t liolted askUtad a aaeeaaa eaftwedtalal la Iks kiMa| nr «f wk salwartaM Rr*al<tTtal attest It k*« and then to listen to an epiuion aboat him- ’ ,down in laiye tuxsaes. which is a very com' Veen aaaiened petiUea at tk« self expreased in rery vigorous English by tbe thoroughly aroused major Officers |, Madden and Cain were called, ami the fellsw wa* taken jvff the train, marched to I'.ach only at proper iaterrab. The habit Eight I housaod graduates of this college I the calaboose, and kept there until even - ', i of cairn at any and all times is very in­ now in •nrevreful btuincm in 'the principal inf. Then he was niadc L> solemnly h jurious to health. The stomach needs eiliM and towns of the United State* premise that he wouldn't cat auotbrr ap- | ,rest . ami to get it. not more than two or pie far twelve month.- and rclrass-l. taking three . meals a day should be permitted. the evening freight train for his home nrar | ;Invalids and valetudinarian* sometimes re­ (ionabls asiur, asd *rSr7 • .Strawberry Plains. ■, quire to pattake of fiod more frequently ; u. a ptsaaaal aad *re*laMs < | hut in such case* riid quantity should be *' TIW COJtMKKCtAL nKre“TMKXT About Sausages * Magnificent granite building, with ele­ m sMdaMad Wilk mat Mt*, aad •» terUI** m< .-nrrestiotidiugly dinfrtti.l.cd. siiErgrtiifKrysnjft. 5. No une should ever cat to the point gantly fitted and furnished apartment* far John King, nf Washington. I>. C, , (of satiety or repletion. When the stomach the sppliratiun of and carrying out of our ■■nds an article on sausages to the Ger ;is too much distended, digestion i» slow and novel and systematic methods of mantowa Tr/rynyA from which wr take ' < the following, which may prove of service j ' Young men who routeinplste a businn* at this season, while the slaughter of Log* ' ti, lastly, and a> a general'rviL- »■> one is going on upon the firm .should cat excepting when he is hungry, fife, and pare nts having son* to educate, are [articular!} requested to send Having firet procured a good machine aaud should slop eating aa soon as the sense far ihs-umcnla relating tothr redlegv, which (which will rest hat a few dollar*; for cut- tof hunger is relieved This in a cardinal give full information as to terms. cooditing sausages, instead of doing it by the rrale of dietl.-iex, aud should be observed very tiresome old music of chopping by by | every one who it desirous of maintain­ hand with clearer, collect up your meat, iing the iutegrily of hi* digestive organa unimpamL or who aim« to recover their tone and cfliriency »fter they hat’e lost 1418 insii te'YSlYS :»!!«■ ills t! :s t'isl; SiIS « oliiluaupbicalh, snd undentaudingly. When the desire to incubate cornea on, the laying habit disappear*. My own habit i* to pul loch hens a* are inclined to incu­ bate in a large hennery, where they am sec other fowl* outside of their pri»on, and give them a gmerou* surely of aift food and water. After they have been released on* or two day*, they will commence im­ mediately io ■feed up." and to bring the sretera again fa au esgt producing habit A great many sensible people, who do imX understand the correct way to manage hens al this patnral ocriod. take them into a dark apartment and shut them up in a r Ml liiil liliHl flvsrt***. fHitUU isllFi DR. C. A. SMITH'S Medical Inflrmary, IMS. WABLllMO IM*. Far Ik cure of tn ten i Pnrale Ddtsa “jUaltSall Ba»X Dscraiu hili! *“4*’ - ______ (^LCkiMrs. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 91*11 l*RI*t DIVieiON. The*Rrllable Short Line east and waarr. BRAND RAPIDS IND DETROIT MCHBOJiTOPEIAASAlffA FE RAILROAD, *V.V>S*A 1 ra*l *I>v Ki J tNiaku Ki. — I=== tJtate Bfesxresinrt-ssrirtss asla? ” mm’Au. m.| as Cstlawa. to-wil ■ Ail 'kstHwe er wml of UaA ’irasS uj asssrtXl • - ' .. ■ ■ ■■ 0---- ........ Dereu Ton (W 7 Pet Ceil Interat A FINE DRAIN RROWINI REGION. fcH-rn Jztzsfr' TIE M fflW Mercantile Training WeetlT, Sni-WeeUy aid Dally. a NOTICE. LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER E.^H-T. AktH°hy 5PZ £Co, Broadway, A'etc York. Circuit Court, 1876-1877CHROMOS AND FRAMES, STFRMSCOPISAMD VIIWS, PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS. The RithI Kind if Ftatin fsr Tumi Men. BUSINESS TRAINING. iatfflisay:?”"-' If you want to go to Milwaukee, Oah koah. St. Paul, Minneapoita, Duluth, Fort Garry. Winona, Warren, Galen*. Dubuque. Sioux City, Yankton, Coancil Bluffs. Omaha. Lincoln. Denver, Salt Lake City. Sacramento. Ran Fraoclaoo, or a hundred other northern, north-weeUm. or wertern point*, tht* great line ia tne one yon should take. The tract 1* oftbe fa»t steel roll, and all the ap­ pointment* are flnu-ela*H In every ro■pcet. Ita train* Are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cuache*. luxurious, well I lighted and well ventilated Day Conchas and pleaaant lounging and smoking care. The care are all eqnlppc-d. with the celebiated Miller Safety Matfarm, and patent Buffer* and Coupling*, Wen»lugtsouae Safety Air Brakes), end every other appliance that haa been dovlaed for tbe xafety of i««engvr trains. All train* are run by telegraph. In a word, tbb. GREAT Line: haa Hie beat and imioolhe»t track, and the mint elegant and comfortable equipment of any road in the W*wt, and fia* no rompctltor In Waited, Art. BRICK FOR SALEd The Subscribers will com­ mence the Manufacture of 1 ordinary tablespoon fill of saltpetre. A* there ia no standard of tsnes some may think the accaotiing too high, and oth­ ers the ingredents too few. Everyone therefore shottld, to secure hi* uwu taate, try il befarc using the receipt upon too large a reale. Thia'towage ia improved by age; pat in rasing* andamokc moder- । means to atoti them, I finally, by accident. . hit upon a plan that I have never known , to fail. One great trouble with many breeder* is, they make their hen's nest's too large, and with Brahmas and Cochins tho nets are naar the ground, and in I many ease* the eggs arc in view of the hen ! This waa the caao with my nests. Having To those 'louring usorr flavor of •age ! tried every available stuff, such a jwpper. and lest of pepper, cau lake to every mustard, turpentine, and everything I 20 pouds of umbi. mold hear of. but do eure, 1 then took a comtuoti nail keg, cut it in two. or a niece about eight inches high, and placed it in 1 tablewpoonful black Pepper. Stir well wjth the hand, ami pack in I 111 au egg; IM Ota ncu mouutcsi cue nest tin pan* : when fall dip a cloth tbe sire of 1 or keg and tried to reach the egg. itandiag the top of the pan in mdlod had and i on the edge of the lieg, bat it wa* non; spread over the pan*; then turn <he* Rs- she then got down tn the keg, hot that grthtv and Airnvc to a cool pUcv. 1 was a failure, far she did not hare room to It is a common way among houwkrcpere get at tho ogg; after trying far some time to “cut aad .try," that U add a little more I she gave it up aa a bed job. I haro never salt kad a little more twpper and aagr, last I had an egg eaten by a hen rinee then ; all ing and retailing, and railing in the aid of of the nests In my coope have a piece of a the paiata* of otben. till tbe thing haa too keg in the boa. and hare parts of keg* far neat*. Ito aot make them loo deep, bat drvp enough. so that the heti cannot reach oire to change io suit one's latte, Uraa- the Is-ttom when standing on the edge of the keg. You that are troubled with heat tiotss tn wring the ecaMtimg. a* it is easy eating tbeir egg., try the plan, it rata bat to add, but impoariHe to take oat again; Huie, and 1 think ynu will never regret and remember ranaagre heeranc more -ahy the trouble it will be to outwit the old ben. ’’ 47 „ - t-______ i that so many women of the middle dame* I are obliged to pan* a great portion of their j time in the kitchen, why not make it an i attractive ifnartmetit, rather than stow it । away in the hawment. or in aomc dark I corner of the homie, a* i* now too frequentI ly done? Most house* display plraaant I atlting-rontM. but if we judge of the convcnicnera and general plcuaantnc.-a of the kilched by tbe room* in the front of the house, we find in many iaetancos, we trttcrIv fail in our conjeotaroi To make a little The flour ia sifted in a Waatftil manner. | show in company roouu, how many actual ‘ ‘ ‘ . .............................| kitchen comfaeta are denied in mauy ' household.; it m Letter to begin onr hotSMfitraishing al the kitchen, and work toI ward the ftont a» we are able. Let tbe kitcbc*i<Aw'< be well Mocked, even though Why aomo People are Poor. Silver spoons are uaed to scrap* kettle*. CoSre. tat, pepper and spire are left to stand open, and lore their rtrmsgth. Potatoes in the collar grow, end the sprouts are not removed until tho putatora at the earliest possible mo­ ment. Hill keep constantly on hand a full supply of BETTER BRICK than was ever before- made in the County, which We will sell at prices that defy com­ petition. NESBET & WILLISON THfecBirTio: Sr: CHEAPEST and BEST fiSSS?» aKs? TtiS s' PKTKBSON-S BAfiAZINK1 rSwi&'s.tosSsrt&r. rOCTAOE PRE PAl D os SCI tiVJWClUPTtONfl SicrwJs sfl?>ft—.‘r.'Yt Jr ’Tr”1 HARPER’S BAZAR. Illustrated. re tw-m'ws.-'usr.Kjxisa sega'g.-sasatx.TS.se® XJ4.“t~SSSS Tie Catenial ii Pm ui tail! . Ttes !»■•«•* slmlaUM of -p.unna" nsUes sSSSESSffiJia? 1^ rnsiLLixo tales syn xorKLKirn -Kre.LIC*. MAMMOTB COLORED FASHION REAL ESTATE. This b tbe Only Line runnidg lheee care between Chicago and St, Paal or Chicago end Milwaukee. Al Omaha our Sleeper* connect with the Overland Sleepera on the Union I’acuflc Railroad, for all point* went of the Mlaaourl River. All Ticket Agent* *ell ticket* by this route. MARVIN HUGHTIT. W. H. Snxxwrr. Gen'l Sap t Ben'J Paaecnrcr Agent. Hit ROSE & WILDER ^2£F-£ FARM FOR SALE! no acxu or taluajln land H ILL BE BOLD CHEAPt Ukruy Of Fun rictiR, Lawson’s Curative H'UBiSJXJiW-' - Rl^mam.NwrM^SMta, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-12-01.pdf a0a70c617b7b742da797a62f8a97b1b1 PDF Text Text Td« KsrdsucM BA|t|t«H. Geo. M. Dewey, KDITi'R AND PUIll.HHKR, Th« Ryr**ucAI» pates orApr&nsiKV. Tra Um. >r L«w of X«a»atW Tree WOitimi VOL. XX. NO. 31 HASTINGS^ BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1875. III BOTTS (ME. OUR PHILADELPHIA LETTER. The C«rtonnls!-Th< Wcnwi’. Wxk—Forosgn Countriso—Moody and Sankey—The Odd Follows— Chsrlle Roes—The Weathcr-Busiuntd pairore fa a virtue no more, it rfaa nest—Thanksgiving. in ita might, with faith, energy and pur pra inspired of God; and then—then tk I’ltlLXDKJ-UU, Nov. 20th. 1W5. craft of ranninu men, tk onnbinatwn of thioro, the wiles of Janita, the schema ihtring the week, we hare had visits of selfish contractors and corrupt rings, from various committeca, who are interest­ are swept away a* ehaff on the wingx of ed in tk program of the Centennial, one tbs storm of wbtuh, who visited the.city by special Politicians are now blind to tk fart that th. religion* element in the American peo­ invitation, was largely representivo of the Probably. ple is coming up u, a great fight for tbe wealth of New York city. overthrow of the Jauit party in our Philadelphia haa never ken honored by Church and Ednatioaal matton. Puliti- the jraonce, st one time, of a body repclans know that the Jarrft party holds in many State* what is called the klarioe of power, and so they court it ud trade with of delegation* from ths Stock Exchange it. But there ia another party ud anoth- City Busks, Clearing House, Firn Under­ •r power. It fa hid in the religious writers and other*. ' According to arrange­ Proteatant popnUtapn uf thi* country. Iu ments, they were landed in front of Mem­ ftindatatontal pri^sple ia equal rights for all. Il is m jdalona of thelikrtira of one orial Hall. After imparting the buildings, Church u another, and would roust unto aud spending several boon in social interblood all legislation to dirable or upprra the people of any faith or creed under heaven And it see* that iu many Sixtos, notably in this, the I-egislxt.iroi (no mat­ ter what political party is in power) are Hut. while great Interest ia mauiferted seift to mate law* giving special privilege* to one sect aud to no other; and this l.-gis- on the part of the Coateaoul Comasiaaioa lalioo fa so much nn tk im-rouM as to aud onr loading atisens in interesting in awaken the lirelicat anxirtion wkrvuuto this thing’ will grow. Slowly, but with tlic movement the wealthy men of the aUolute certainly, the mind of the p>^>plc country, our women are not idle. About will wake to the fact, snd then tk giant twu mouths ago, the idea originated to roused will do hia duty in the premise*. have a *eperate building for the exhibition CENTRAL house HASTINGS, MIOH. GREBLE <fc RUSSELL, u E. STAUFFER, IProp. CHAP GES SAME AS USUAL. lkVli agency lor tlir .Michigan Stove Company, Stoves of Detroit, they are entirely new patterns and,first-class in every respect. AHtNElisiIlF. THE NEW IRON AGE j Urasi1 Pi^hsra Jt>»Un<»,'M&li* ’ 11W DHUL F-FSCKBA*. Thi. Store hu low brood he«rth, VERY DEEP eel, nil, end krranged to admit a Grate for Broiling over, directly under the Grate m a slide draft which when open causes the coals to keep bright while Broiling. It has tin lined doors which clnec with a turn buckle with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir is so arranged it can be taken out at will, has Mica or close front doors and its general appearance is bold and attractive. In this popular Stove will be found all the Modern lmpove-1 THE RELIGIOUS POLITICAL ments. Portable Reservoir,tin lined doors. Mica front, patent copper' MENT. Reservoir and is the best Stove in the market for the inonev. Overlooked This should be Stove. by u>l who contemplate huyit ess Has-been sold in this Market for six rears and etanda al thei DEAD for a Heating Store. It in guaranteed to hent a room; with two-thirda the fuel of any straight draft Stove. It* comssl out this fall with double doom and otlier iinprovemeiitB. IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited and Competition Defied Coffees and Spic Meal aid Mechanical DENTIST fate DENTIST ■ Mitkiiai. Johii Stanley. Hastings, Nov. 10th, 1874. lAwwA riOM-wn, Fractal** rHlf'BBST ATRTF ' lands k Mum t Mistiri RtW E. B. 0) line of Overcoats of all sixes, styles, kinds and prices. Over ONE HUNDRED fr°m Detroit, ex* I to furnish the best of (DEB, “<* P"r"' in fcpre Block. Bui- ELE. in the Calculations Politicians. The apparent inability of politicians to aim prebend the power of religious prineiI pic in politics is easily explained. But the explanation opens one of the moot I curious ekpterv In the history of political | revolutions. Not in republics onlv, but in kingdoms snd empire*, the religion* sentiment of' rulers and people ia the moat important factor in political calenlation* Yet there are few with sagacity equal to its comprehenviuu And in a republic tike ours it is alrumt wholly ignored. Fur this oversight. WHOLE NO. 1018. who have been sod are craxy to got on tk stage. They bare beard of the wondrous enstumm the actirare wear, and of the gvrgcous salarira they all draw, and they •appose that the life of a player is one un•nding round of pleasure. The few who do "gs* on tk stags" find tk difference between fine) snd Isrt in a ven- .bort It is tk hardest, msansst, ummi uncer­ tain and wretAedly paid busioms iu the woril. No* oos setor in a ibcuwmd makes more than tk merest auhsuteuce al ba* brat, with the certainly staring him iu tk In addition to the enormous rat of liv­ ing in the city, the people are paying fll68.OUO.OOO aansally in intora tears. The rex! estate of the city is mortKMT for 11,600,000,000, the interest on which, at 7 percent., foots up 1152,000,­ 000. Add to this tbc enonuocj taxes that have tu k paid, and the sum aggregates .■normously. Tammany has done thia for New York. It is the most common thing tk owner to put a mortgage oo the prop­ erty to pey it. Nine-tentk of Ibra im­ provements are unnecraary. and nioeteoth* of tho CCM goes into the pockets cf the rings who ran the politics uf the eity. I have one friend who has a lot fifteen feet wide, on an up-tuwn street, who wu mmpclhd to pay »75O far re-pacing the itrret. The <>pp<«te fifteen fort was taxed tk same, making t«riyfll;500 for paring fifteen fact of a street Tk actual rat of tk work, Wa. twobably 1250, leaving tk handsome balance of fl 1,250. to k divided among the thicro. Ami a* these partie. had the whole street, yon cm am that they made a very nire thiogof iL And the vrorat part of it, id that the street did not need re taring, and • >.,> ,.i,i r___ are Ibra, of come, uk make immense salsrin. Edwin Booth, for instance, never (days for Ura tkn S50U a night, and Sothsrn. Charlotte Cavhtnau, and a doaen others command quite *» much. But you an number U.i. das* on the fingers of gorernmenta, it must here do through tho your two bauds. Throe an- tk exrepMovereign people. It is silently, steadily, wa« put entirely in the charge of the wo­ iluM, Just as Stewart and Claflin are and thus fer very succrafally, accomplish­ men, and to their credit be it said, the The highest salary ing ita rods; but when tk patient, long- ■bole amount uoMaary fur the the Cree among mcrckct* suffering. ccoeervallre. relieiuus .dement tion of the Pavillion (130,000) haa been paid regular stock actors in New York i* of the enlightened people rtres In its ma- l»i*d. and >l*o about 110,000 for interior • llH) per week for a season uf nine month*. jraty, it will sweep away thi< c>>u»piracy Out of thia sum Die actor haa to furnish against light and liberty, snd tk country his wardrobe, which, if pieces diaugo frv, will be sale for another hundred years. It is staiamanship that estimates all By telegrams received from all parts of qnently, make a terrible hole in it. Then roree* in tbe Stale. Politician* are often k lie* Idle three mouth* in tk year, and the world, we are araoreu that (ha interest blind to the tuoat active powers that op what is worse for his bis poekrt, the very poae them. And tk prindpk and the in the CcntonnUl is gaining ground rapid nature of his employment makes frequent forts we have' named will he beedtd or ly Russia, though al drat very decided neglected, according to the eapacit) of the in her refusal to participate in the exhibi­ expenditure almost unavoidable. ' The calculator to take in the elements i f sru- tion, h*» reejnsidered her funner action, mo< prudent end tbe year with nothin;:— story. A wealthy merchant waa living intelligent. Chri*ninstenth* of them are always ia dsbe. ' with a leantifal gtrl. unmarried, of oourae. The merchant tired of her, and taunted ghosts—lack of engagements and sickness, j her till hr drove her tu nudum*. Blind with rage the nubed into the next room, Out of employment in his profession, there aud ab.it herself. Then her paramour ia nothing under heaven fur him to do,' found that he rally did lore bur. and be and siekneas Beaus starvation. A noted I ia *• nearly insane a* a man can be. There 35.371 sheep were sold in one day. English actor named Belmore—a nun who ' are two thnuaarxl prop!* tiring is thia way Horace Eaton of Tccuntreh raised 28 stood Aral in recentric comedy iu that I tool of epiumhea on an MT.- of gnmnd country, and who waa the cqerial pet of every week. Thia fa but on* end to the the "nobility and gentry ; George Belmore ' infrin-yrnntt of t’te Seventh Command The cheese product of Shckygan C. Wit., for Uu> tor i* aaid tn] Lc over ( who kept ell England laughing fur years— ( meat. And. while I am on thia subject, 30U,U0U poanib died last week in a poor boarding house' there ia a lively ]re>ape«t that There bare ken 15,45<» lutrrele of a I on Fourth avenue, dc|cndcul st the L*t' pies shipped from Saline township Wa. w> the eharity of his fellow-actor* fur the I win lw <I|R-I»ed again, loader, who Waa gruel be ate and the- medicines he took. indicted for prvjnr* in thia case, naked for an order to take the testimony of Mr. Jreeph Richards, toe brother of Mrs. Tilton, to whom .Mrs. Tillou confmed her trine. Richards knows more of the mat­ the audience room for ten tbowsaud, twu ter than any one, and the truth, no tar as hundred perrons in tk body of tk hall, and one thousand and twenty-seven persona uitsist! Who has not laughed at his' Mm. Tilton* confassioM gn.wiH be furred on the platform. Three large rooms for rooderful entire, his merry quip* and out of him. Then Plymouth Church k* inirk, and hfa endlera flow of fuu. Poor' dropped the name of Mr*. Moulton, to inquiry meeting have ken constnicted. slau also a private room for Mr. Moody.— rox! Paralysis stuck him at forty-two, -ligation. He pri neipal official* of tbs ' The liall i* being arranged in amphilbratre Church hare given out publicly that this style, each row uf a**u riaug therein three inches above the other Tk musie w31 k lyscd, hi* brain is softening—bird work i■action was taken borausc she ratified fumbkd by a choir of six hundred voirea. did it— and be gna out a mere nothing. '' against Beceber. and she proposes to sho> Another pantotnimirt stands ready to take 1| that she trailed to the troth, sod t»olh\ bis place—tk play gra on—enter Maffit; I mg rise J»b between lender, Richards, exit Fox. And totno day out Maffit will11' ami Mrs. Moulton, it is probable that poor I Beecher will be again pul on the "ragged go and another will take nit place Young man.' or young woman, a* tk edge.” I saw him yesterday, and was 11 shocked nt the ctisgr in him. He looks . • wan and thin, sad hra lost the quick, ms cvmmcuciug bare. The public prints, the | i live, olartie movement tliat once charecprinting prases, ths ferry boats, the street cars, the fence*, the mails and every concrivahle thing ia king used as a mean* of notifying the public. Il is expected that I they will continue the meeting here until any one who cannot get above decent Continue dull.-tod there ia now no proFebruary 1st. Utadiucrity B* a diocmakcr. a tailor, a |>eet of revival till after the holidays. The farmer, a blsrtamith. or tbe wife of one. city is discouraged, rarticulariy wku the reports of booming buunesi coma to us, David Hurlburt uf .Msko states that from all other part*. No uae can tell why from 2 sera and 18 rods of ground he raised, the paat acMin. 3J3 burin-fa <>f King Philip corn. j careWk hung. It ia never expedient to i dp wrong, and if it k wrong to elect bad I men to office, then it ie never right nor | expedient to vote fin* them. And further ■ if religious men would assert and maintain thia doctrine at tbe primary meetings and The supreme court of Illinois has deetd-1 tk polls, they would secure candidates for whom they could consistently vote, with­ that the law prordiing that railroad* idiall, out a sacrifice of their religious of political pay for the burial uf persona killed on them, ia unconstitutional principhw. The original hemlock log foundations 2. But tk true and chief reason for tk inability of politicians to understand of long Wharf at Boston were unearthed the power of the religious clement is to a few days ago, and found to k a* solid be found in tbe fact that they, we man aa when put down, 161 yean ego. ^0*100x1 politicians, who make it a nee to tell us whom we are to vote for, and Vbaltexa we shall pur, and what four for desertion and failure to support, laws we shall bare, thae men do not know and three for cruelty and drankeunw. what religious principles means. They Tbe Lake Superior Mining Company never felt it, how should they know any­ are useing pal fur foci al their several thing about it ? To tkm religion is as engine house*. Coal ia not able tu com­ 1 much an unknown matter as the hierogly- pete with it in cheapness, it ie said. phies of an Egyptian obelisk, j>r the T. F Bingham of Ambrouia, Alirgan figures on Assyrian templee. To my, “It rounty, has taken hia bea, 18U swarm*, to is all Greek to litem," U to say very little. Tcnneaaee 10 winter. For several winters If they profra tbe Romish fatth, tk he ha loss tk gTMlcr part of hi* bra. priests do their religion for them. If they Tire MarnueUe brown stone intended are nominally I’rotestenta, they are only that As to any consciousura* of what it for the Michigan State buMieg al tk ia to be a religious tun, bound to the un­ Centennial was delivered at Buffalo by seen God, and llicrefore acting in His fear the steamer Pacific on her last trip down Charier R. Ingersoll uf Cunuoetkut is ahray., they know nothing about it. They bare no fear of anything beyond the Ira author of those nima. of which there are of office and of tho gain that coma by it. so many, proposed to the Democracy far And they have no other interest in haven the leading posidon on tk national lieki t than the “last erected spirit wjjo foil," who <•» then: naught to admiro but its pvement made of gold. These men annot uuderatsnd spiritual things, and iky win nut admit, in tk caucus** they man­ age, that the religious dement ia of any conceivable account a* an dement in pobDewey and Stewart have been building a large addition to their flouring mill at But it ia n power in other conatrira in Owmmi, and putting in the most approved the pirtislly civilised nation ' ’ ~ machinery' K now ranks among the it is omnipotent in every go* first mills iu the State. Emperors uf China, Japaa The moral of the Virginia Qty fire was. are the Chiefs or the Head If you don't want your town to bum up Chnreh. If th. British ■■ nc a supply of water and Gre apparatus. It dnarn I do a dit of good to stood and a ai w. „ a. tuna. Lake Michigan Bailroad, m hm been filbd np. and train* | tho road ea aaaal m Saturday. Tk Philadelphian* are again grated with the cry of the .newsboys: “All about Charlie ,Host." It is surprising what an excitement that cry makes, end the num­ ber of papers that are sold through har­ ing some little item, relating iu any man ner to the loot hoy. Tie troe. we have ...... at------ JL) oft4n ,]„, we ■ted; but the thought ™____ _ ._ had ken our ky ? and the subject is imbued with 9ew interest, and the anxiety to learn the least of the fate of tk poor hoy overcomes all other foolingv, and we dive our band in our pocket tm a ropper. and grab a paper from the newskv only to look over the columns and Cud rome unimportant fort that places u» no nearer the solution of tk problem than we have been for months. This time it is a ky way op in Connecticut, but "S2££?jE OUR NEW YORK LETTER. A* IS tk era with the theatrical profra- ; •ion, it is generally supposed that the ' writers get enormous pay, and the mistake ( is just sa great. knfdlow, Lowell, ' Ihi not kick every one in your path. Learn to think and art far yourself. Hotmra, Brat Harte and a few others get Keep ahead rather than behind the large sums for what they produce, but urea. they make but little money for they proDon t stop to tell stories io business dura but little. Take a doacn or two out MUB. of the thousands who lire by their pens in Hare order, system, regularity, and sltk cilia uf Now York, Batou snd Phils ddphia. and it is worae than a dog's Ufo I»O mTmeddl,- with hurinra you know The usual pay for common writers for rtoria, newspaper articles and matter .f this daae is from II ’to *8 a column for such papers as the 77>iw». Tbe writer, Work aa aho or he ussy, cannot exced four column* a week, for a large part of tk lime i* cotunmcd in getting up tbe mate­ ria! for th. work And then, after it has been sent in, it ia M even riumre that it will be declined, or if accepted, that it will be cut down to a -column by the managing editor, eo that the two colutnne which the writer wrote, and far whieh 116 wm ex ported, will Mt th* scriks- only |8. A good story, if it 4. good aotqth. of ray six oolnmo* tn'length, fa worth to tk publiuher, 125. Tho writer will spend on the production of such a story, a week nr two, or errn more Of course, when they get up iu the world, and get eo weft known Till Piipt-LATIOW or IxniA. Tk that their namro will bring additional sufa first regular and compiote mm. of India scribcra to a publication, they R« hicher which has ever been taken wra ia 1871. prioa, but that fa -what the few who grt British India, including tk feudatory employment at all are compelled to anbrnit .Stalo*, was found t> lure an area ofl.to. And let it he remembered that of *50,744 souare miles, or about ooethird tkjraa nt the United Stalo, and Its pop■fifetion wlw-236.830.958, or about six time* as large as that of tbe United State*. There are In India vast uacta of furoate anil Waele knd, fo that- the avurdmrirt fa^ramerren than wouldb* indira-' tebtk above figure.. In BengaliksratEis 397 pcraoea to tbo oquare milt for North wmt ]*rovincro 430, and for Oude-UB. Tk population pur square mile in Grat Britain and Ireland, taka ingether. >• naly 3U. Theevdra. fa will be readily uaegrad hew crowded Jadfa fa. The main reliance, however, of the Ring Democracy foe carrying the sleetiou waa ujvu frauds. Among ths devices adopted waa what, for some unknown raa sou, was called the “podden" ticket. Small Iteni.xrstiu’ticket* Were printed on taper nearly aa thin as titsue paper. A large ticket w«s then taken mid folded preeix-iy a* one would du iu . improvieuqg a fan. Between the several folds waa pUrod one or more of the thin tickets, and the ••pudden" contrivance was then ready for use. The election officer haH this over tho ballot-kx while the rotte's name was being looked up, and nfially dropped it in Even when the voters name was nut found and be and Ms oat«t>riblc ballot were rejected, tho Utter might be ops tied so tliat the small tickets WW into tk box. In addition, there was "ropeuting" and all the other sporimane of fraudulent voting. Thi* snffirissrtly lalioo, and the proportion iu Philadelphia waa about tk same—both votes Ming called fairly full for anything short of a Pnnedcolial dsetion; ud yet in Balimore there was apparently one voter in every fire •flhe papulation, and in some Wstitbe proportion ran upuZlbe unprecedented ratio of <w»e iafnr. The Baltimore -Imericum. from whieh we derive these facts, gives many flagrant instances of thgw frauds, leaving no doubt that the election was carried by ther meaax. These, then, are the Dcmocralie victories of the <^y. asd this h the way they are won In Queen Asm a county, Md., • ■ ease which lias brokon cut among the tie with late] efert, ia prooouneed a i ata of dipcheria by a veterinary tarp who has made a study of it. Cattle should bo fed regularly. In opinion of eno of our beat femora, "a < or an ox will worry off more fol In wail au hour for tlioir food kyood the regi time than two feeds will put on." The latest crop reports from Bur tkw that the wheat crop there will still poorer than wu al first soppoaed.i Cmickuk Raixtna as a Bouuca os National Wraxth.—One of Ik seowta burdea without giving way iMadar thewr ia the extraordinary tho.-uughara with which they cultivate their fsnna, vu»ey*rds anti oreharda, and the profit which thev �RAILRI t Liat of the Membora of the From a commankMinn ia tbe Everiug and House of Re pratants- ■ A’*<re, oa the pnouut m&aaemeot of the ... ; Michigan Central, we extract the follow- “ gave plare to the very fair o1:odeo*atu.n of bankrupt the cuwpmh IS. DKWBt7 KurrtMi. ,be ai‘1< of ^‘hwd c.xnmia to aunnian what would »r,~r,mrtin.*___ ' “**.'> 'A<n from tho rolamua of the rath e..u,pMitem, aril ' R^nMcaa, tiaee walk time s । -op? of the report Imk been placed iu<mr j“ *' ® ’• ■*“ •*"' h lhI office of tl>c CommtUuner, t., which-we ' hare given much attention. The report b tbe ansso report ohawa ‘ ‘ misumkratevd by any out th: molts auch extremely low freight rates, »o th.-' corporations adopting them. The Cummurkuero «vy>: certainly a duenmrat of which- thn people _ But out of ths tbirty-f>ur wirpiratinus uf the Slate have every tcaton to be proud. It gives without fear or ftvar the stand­ ing. and the action tbe ravcral rsilrnad norporalimas iu tbe Stale,—their earning* and their expense*—the capital »toek and debt uf each curp»ration aud aueb other information as will interval the puUk, in Tbe shove ia simply hire m every rood- matter, piertainlug to ocr several railroads; or of tbe BaNxmr knows full well. We and we wi.li a copy of this report could hare not meddled with ths grangers, other- be jukecd ia the hand.* of every voter in the State. If that were done, we are very sure the aenseleM ery uf menopoly oo often made against our railroad compenire would not be heard from the lips of any vane jaSTUtM, Mien., D»c. 1,18J8. ■9ESEB_. ! i. .ji । . SANNER ANO THE ORANGERS. ' In our ioRM last week we diecnMxl the question of tho rarent rice in freight rate*, Mated that we though such rise an impera­ tive Mnoodty on tbe pert of the railroad cotnjauic* ia order to ensure a fair return on the investment which Lad been made, and in corrolrarntlon of thia view of the Usropk.tbeuh bvcomro s political orKssiastior.. and ny political organiration opposed to tho Republican party will ba oppewad by ua What ia meant by "at tbe iast%M»n oflu (mooning tbe Banvkb's) taorrtcro" we do not pretend to ever gueaa. Wc printed tboae utide* without one ward of consultation with uty'hnuuu be­ ing about them ar the policy they advocate. We believe in railroade; wu bclierc in giv­ ing to all capita! recking iavcotrocnt a warm reception, anil to aid all enterprirea which will bring foreign capital into our State by wior and liberal Legialation. Wu know that our railroad* do not make the money they ought to get a« a fair return for the wpital Invoeted. and therefore wa* glad to note that the rank of the election ia Wiocoaoin en»ured the repeal of the obnoxiouM IrgWation of the Ixgi«latnre of 1874, and the xuUiitution of lawi equitable kad juat tu al! clarem in their place. Bcnido the election in \yironein wm a Republican victory, whteb ahnye inmim the prsnpcrity of the whole Ferry had long been u invalid, and a less •trenoona and relf-denying nun could not have gone through with hia public duties under such severe physical burden. He was born in Bethel, Coan., Aug. 15. 1X23, and waa therefore at the time of hia death somewhat over fifty-twoyears .of age. He graduated at Yale College iu the elate of 1844; studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1816. In 1849 he was appointed Judge of Probate fur the Dirtrictof Nor- ur year ba£wa* appointed Stale’s Attorney or tho county of Fairfield, which politico be held in 1859, when bo was elected a Representative of the Thirty-aixth Con- Colonel and Brigadier General of Volun­ teers during the war. and in 1866 was elected United Slates Senator for the term commencing March, JH<V. He wm re­ elected in 1872, by a coalition between a minority of the Republican. and the Dem uerata in the Legtdainre Frw risen in the Senate were more gen­ erally respected than Mr. Ferry, and nope have ever had their integrity wore abaolately confided in. He was on admirable debater, clear-headed, confining himrelf to the strong pointe in dixeweioo, and com­ pact and scholarly in hia style of exprrosiun. Had bio physique been corrtwiamdctrt in Mnngth to his mind he would bare bom among the most influential of modern Senators, Mr. Ferry was a faithful ex­ ponent of Republiean principle*, though conaerTatirc iu hh tendencies, while the eireum-Ntsnree uf h» election induced him IXiX+ftti ■a/~Ks ra r *FffiU«. waa* siSJrai ®2= is isrKtHr ffiPrSQs' KJ4t?WsikSEtk. ISiJL^fKX: WM. JmSjJ. Morrill. IML UmP £daaa»4>. H iHHfee.. tral. n. reduction of tbe average rate ■ on the Lake Shore A Michigan Southern from one ami thirty-three hand reditu to one and eighteen hundreda cent per ton per mile, a docresw of one bndrad and fifty-fire thousandth* of one cent per ton per mile, caused a lore in the net earnings of that company of »1.549,079.59. or more than three per cent upon it entire capital dock. Tbe report of thn Michigan Central ebuwe a Mill greater reduction In ratro.'being from one aud fifty eereu hun­ To the ebure we d» not w»h to arid a dredth* to one and thpio-tcntlu cent*, a drereMc of a twenty-veren hundredth* of a single word of additi-mal v.utmcnt. the one cent per Um j-er mile. faeta being mfficireit in our judgment to ! Tbe repert of die ’Detroit A Milwaukee fully Ju*tify the curporalii'ii* in the raceul | from uitio and acren-teutlu mill* to acres ri*e in freight rate* which they have adnpt- ■ and hx tenth* mill* per tun tier mile While it ba* bcm uawdily conaidcred that the coat of canal tranaporatation waa leva than by rail, it will be aeen by the following arcrage* of rate* oo the Erie canal that M lent one </ our road, haa brew doing tie buainew at a rate equally 1—, tva— A____ :.i io. .r bralcrv inPUawadv.W.tlm.CkaiM, J.wWry, Sterling Slverwarv. Trlpto-Hilot Sllterwtea ax’&’ttsir----------------- moot (peculate in produce aHe must attend to the bus­ ch he is employed, diligently, ire. A single,violation of a rat fur a diM&argv. Hence fifteen hundred men, employ- An important,orfLc U that of genera! lOMcnger agent, and tho position u filled , by one uf the beat’ qualified gentlemen in the country, Henry C. Wentworth. Ho has long been engaged in that bwiovc*. I and not a railroad man iu the wort, or any one having bu*inc*n with him, but bouuro i him for hia gentlemanly and .thorough ] burineaa qualitim. Voder the prouent management of the , Michigan Centra), oovml impruvmetita ■ bare been introduced, and are thu* do-1 Sola Afoot* for tka TOTUIT WATCH It would seem M if almost everything IluI, been said about i DRESS GOODS and that the subject was- -entirely wbhi. thread bare. But SPRING 4 I AVERY being alive, and watch-1 ing the interest of their many i customers as well as the flqctun- ■iwiw-w to their whenboute. and all buiinewi i> tran.-a. ted on board their car with si much . ayatem and prompinciw aa if in their’ own uffico. Another admiralde ;r»-tirv introduced . on the line ia, when a freight train arrive* j fit Wayne, JaciuH & Sanwai. IA1LIOAD. tbe country, and it i* yd to fo­ am! extripated—rink**, in.lerd, it per mile. and but one year jlnriug that uutarily nhradoiicd by those win time w» the rate lew than lb«t "received by the Detroit A Milwaukee railroad in 19T4 for their through buameas. For their entire busiruM. of which their ; local traffic constitutes nearly nine-tenths, I I Judge Huret. a leading Dcmocrai i.f the lake Shore A Michigan Southern re- ceiredbut deren and eight tenths mills per ton per mile, u against nine and fourteen hundredths mills, the average canal rate. Itscesm, also, that thia reduction of raten did not ernite with 1871. for in/ in. report for the half year ending July&et, 1875. the (bare mentioned roed ahow* its aver­ age rate to be ten and twenty-two hun­ dredths milla jwr ton per mile, as against eleven arul cigbtv-rercn hundredth* mill* in 1874. ' The average cwt of transportation by tlw Eric canal for the year* 1871 and 1872. as sbown by th. report of tbe Cans) Anditer uf New York, for the year loot named,, wa« ten and two-tentha mill* per ton per mile, which is the same rate received by • Grain, Flour, Provisions EXCELS FWIW DH STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EMENTS. 8. & 1 Mri & McM Mayhew BusinessCollegs HASTINGS Amite county. Mis«. _ Tin- suicin. nt re laics to Yasuo county, where there i> a large majority of<legal) nexr> vilcre and where of Ute ycare there ha> bo-’st nlx.-.t* 2060 Bepublioin majority " Being appointed Brigadier I ieneral by Got. Amro, and being indoreed by a iMmocralie Committev* appointed by thr .EVBtt.P.N- leading colors at 25 cents per yard. These goods would be considered cheap at morcinoncvl Also a CASE of TIBER CLOTHS, goods styles and col­ HAND RAPIDS DIVISION. ors, which are attracting the at­ tention of the masses at 30c. The Reliable Shari Uae In fine goods will be found all the new and stylish thmgk In- John H. Wendell & Co. ««*»» «aho» ass ietioit visable Plaids in Browns, Blues and Greys, in Camels Hair; ‘ ' it ’Seal Brown, | Flour, Grain, Pork & Seods. CASHMERES 'Nary Blue, Pr lie (black a 54.«,66 ’“‘ttKolTkic. apeculity) Dark . I The " Ladies wouljl do well to ! look over our stock,' before pur­ chasing, as we can show them all the novelties of the season. SPRING k AVERY. Grand Rapids, MICHIGAN AND THE SOOTH. there i. no apparant rruM-dy for th i perpetrated Still, a> it u ihcHeg or tlie ro.»t marked application, of polu-yat the South, whereby if i* to cffn-tually areon>|di>h what tin i KlitX and thr White fovgu. at The weather for the past few day lias been wintery, remind­ ing the Ladies of warm *and comfortable gannenb.. Yester­ day Spring k Avery opened in additmn to their unusual large stock over 100 deairable and Styliah Cloak." and &quen in fur i trimming, fringes, silk and in all | the leading trtylctt in both long' and idiort garments. Also a full I 'line of Silks, Velvets and Cloak­ ! ing Beavera, fur lined and plain by the yard, with Braids Giinpe, and all the fashionable trim-, minga for these garments ; n)| I of which"your are most rex}icct*| * ”f invited to examine. D.D. MALLORY & CO OYSTERS. BALCH A HOBTON. .......... ta ante* A O. W. Bal guh cam Emin!, Corner WoodMdac A SJtelby Sit., Stbing & Avert, Errand Rapid*. ' Where you wul find all kinds oft MICHIGAN. i«.t> ,f ta> t-nbauCMHlu _*» the Frats I■ <*h. JOHN STANLEY I mNITlTRE! This week we have opened. ' can aell cbeaj-er>han any hooa > In Bar­ in our Pilk Department, n largo । ry County, for there reaauni: line of SLLKB, fr<im, tae * most'wbMaaaie om a«*u iwv ta l«t. Because we have no rent to pay. Celebrated nnd rckjipniti61r ufacturers,-‘Bonnef,” “BeTion's"’ “Guinet’s,” besides the wellOf every Description which wo during the firat half of *1875 for ita entire freight buainew done on both main line and branchThe following, relative to rate* on phe "txtfMSSsrjS PE&B-JSr . 1 eiBSBMSk.'JSSSVS.'tS arrived with a company of Lmiiisn*. wlicu still, it was ti---------- r_______________ the militia were in fovur of driving tla*In 1670, it waa one and ninety-eight hun­ negroro away from the ]«J1*. Lieut. Asdcrdredths rent*. Two yean later, it was '' aon in rain trying tu qm-ll inaubonlina- ■ one and’fifty-six hundredths «tiu. In' 1874, it. was uno and thirty hundredth* j। About thu time all (liv white voter had been polled, aud I bad counted Mvcnty to ■ seventy-five uegroro in line yet to vote. | whon prom'wrwi firesug hogan. All tie- , | grooi, with one or two exceptions, took tu ' the w<><>d*. and I wa* aperckeuaive tliat I tbev wtiubi bo followed and killed by the The pmblk- debt of SU-mhu^.A wai lawk** and ungovernable armed )*/.!, from LuuUiaua, under command of CuJ. inetv-rd over five million <Mhr» hM yrar. Frank Puwera. The judge of eketimi, And the State w»s ia charge of Tbe ItemMr. Wail Haynes, then rvfu*«l to act, party get intopuror. Seereteoy Omndkr io cutting .loon the expense. of hie department, Vy direharging Merks. Perhaps thia i* what makes hia oppttintmeat ‘■tmpopnhr with the Dctno- THE WEEKLY SUN. NEW YORK. te4jSr‘-- W» do not gn out of our way to kick any body or any orgwixatiou We regard the Granges v a soda), moral and human­ itarian organisation eakulated to do much good, and hare never placed any blocks in iu way in any form. Whvn it dabble in politics os it did In Wisconsin, aud accka to plamr upon the statute books laws that £Sfcricon Prints the Market at bo low a figure m 8c per yard. SPRING 4 -AVERY luve tlus day received and opened 50,000 yards of the best goods, whieh they offer to their eiuto* mers-at thia surprisingly low fig­ ure ; and in addition tu this we m-o offering 85,000-yards of very desirable and stylish goods; good colors and patterns ut 6c Prints that wer before wefioffered inthis maaket al SO I.QW tOEftfi 4 r^iqitT, A Price. Tfc.be*. and le*diV Jcwoicni and Muiutsciuriug brands'of Browlt and Blenched Cottons, at the 'lowest ruling [J E WELSH S prices—in fact SO CHEAP it is I 188 Woodward Avenue, hardly uecossaby to cal! atten­ ■((>41 TTlS.fi*) tion to them. reveal A CLIMsUls JaAcs at PreUu. sure Miler ef Iks eetels sf Ueatfa B. 1 SHBSSsaatfcaj We aeli mine of litis cbeap-iuadc Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. The good* we make La nude by hand, and warranted. We invite all peraons to call and Inspect our goods, ior they all boor Invpeetloo. No trouble at all to orite brand, Oife which we desire | to sell bur friends.' which wc ’ warrant in every repect, and can I only be found at the counten of! SPRING 4 A.VERF. GR0C E R I E S ae wc can do It I' .arand Cheaper thin any hoqas In V .y County. Wa keen the Largest a>..i Best ^selected stock of wit mini Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition al our Furniture Oysters received daily dvr. Hapairiur of all kinds Of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN BU8INE8B! Furntturo Dooms south -Ido State opposite H. A. Oondyrar’a Hardware TERRITORIAL DELEGATES Winter Time Tabla. FOR SALE! ***** n/wKtffia?*” ONLY TERMS REASONABLE. 45 DOLLARS! F or What? prr cent. This h the hoot manned of of any road in New England, ab'd dore during the summer mnatlis on imtMoae (sretmgnr burinvwa, and ret it could only The New Irapt ovod Baok-Fwd FLOm SEWHG IACHUI COUNTY. �■mK fj, ^nlstiCMt Bi^. Uf mil 11 II I 11 MU’ MMTT. It SI Uf. |p xxluw2. J. s. GooDrtAkA Ce*e. 500 CORDS WOOD. TiltPOSTAGE IN LIEPEN DENTi NOTICE I PEPS -I 'W ATV'T"' -M. . TO THE PUBLIC! The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen SELECTED TIMBERS, but Will Hams, says lie can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. W«?ll they sent us a doublerd erof WHY L>O I TAKE THU INDEPENDENT? BECAUSE U fandAaa man goad raadida lUtaa .I-II.m - ,1.. 7 Wagons and . । Buggies 3L.AIMCJF»S. CROCKERY 'too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to keeping house, and he will aell it Cheap . and close it puL .11 calls promptly. treat eily wcojalry. DAY OR NIGHT. corsn officem. GROCERIES -jaa- THE NEW YORK TO DAY ^ADVERTISEMENTS. We have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can sec and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. ’ George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw. and everybod allows jour SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don't tell any body they sell 1 PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard (work to grind them. Evening Post smith, manee & prestos FURNITURE ROOMS. I MOODY and SANKEY'S PRICE REDUCED. Gopel Hyiit art Sacred Sours rh.Ua.™ Stock and the beat Fnniilure intron at tkc oareroonu ol |SALISBTO7ABR0SSEAU. | rns KLKGAXT STKSI. r.xasA nxax. "THE EMANCIPATION PROCLA­ MATION." "AUTHORS OK THE UNITED ST ATES." and "CHARLBi IfiUMNER." ffl ABOUT THE COUNTY. ,’T." ! DAILY, LOST. 'Several Splendid ''Palaces Wheeh. THE n«M dated at Carlton ('enter, Nor. 4, 1875, given by Rufow Veahtcraod payable to me or bearer, any person finding the sama and returning to me or giving information lending tn its reenrsry will be liberally rr- %opkins & Barnes CLUB AGENTS. THREE EDITIONS[ Weekly Sert-Weekly aS Daily - l . tvu.i. _m i—uii r— * • largest Stock °f Fancy Goods SEMI-WEEKLY, i ever brought to this City 3.00 WEEKLY, \ which we offer to the publie 101-j iv «* i. i. a^,. j c/„o/, tar Cath Ue have, I menl. Having Imm bought Very low. and , ^Aalso, " a'full and complete ! ho puldie will find it fiw^heir interval t. *" । Stock of Drugs and MediA PREMIUM UNDERTAKINC c,nejf< Hooks and Stationary ' Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, &e., EACH SUBSCRIBER. I \&c. Give us a call. $9.00 A YEAR | . . . . ECLECTIC BALM U Ar—., IW. the Mlawlacawftil ankh.: DETACHED LEVER CLOCK. { LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER (Utrmhwrd liy u.,j | UOSltngS, Dec 1O.1S7J,. - proper and prompt manner, the ddi- , PICTURES 1 PICTURES! I am now all alone in tbe Photograph burinnn. and aa I lure made irrangrmrats to inervaae my fariiitiea for doing Give due heed to thi». Lui fix tbe proof cwoe and see for yonrwhre. AB per-on. Indebted tu the late firm of Heath. Salisbury a Cd., are rvqcreat- adjustable reH 'for fTUV f‘" Salisbury &. Brosseau. Hkrtirip. April IP. 1875. 52yl UNDERTAKING rillSi 'Houto to Rent or lor Sale. • i term. one .ver rrew STrauarrm,., !HA8T,MQ8’ ^'OHIOAN,, Ham>m Inquire of John Stanley. J. Cole & Son GROCERS. forSfo alite Mat Unit Ette '■ Oetaw; ft» UhAtm.lmi. (retail. .ilk .he ecctlon. W. IL Slebblna, tbe bcn.or Seml-Wrekly, for M: wiikike WreMy.wd ike’ member, with tMrvxperleuce of a life- |. migwnn Siudeei.Ump.. for «K.7.‘>. wwiik tk. Week!. , lime, will al way a give hit pettonal at- LAUD rLflOlLu the PkAiktK Farmtk ('price 12 15) in I cvnocctron with the BANNER (price I1 50J we will supply the two papers if । ordcrwl at the same time, fur *3 15. ttaisa vine tat STEBBINS BROS. Ths Agricultural Society. UME 4BAIH Shingles. Lath, &c. Uta! SUBS. tli;i|ie# Jltrticej. at.tr J. cole Jr w».N. nmm“ir lire iSgjSfi TO CLUB AGENTS 1 ri'teh*, nuilv and nip>. In order to still more largely InereaMich A Bro ham pcrf«t«l ki spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the beat buggy ever seen in the remtty of Barry Dnot forget the place; in the shop with Jaeon Rmh 4 Bro., of Church and Railnwl Street. ■GABRIEL CONROY,' HIO8PKCTUS FOR 1S7G OF THE “MONTREAL 'WITNKV. SPECIAL NOTICES. BIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT, MI(,’H. ■ "PHILIP SOLAS S FRIENIHL Or, Show Your Paaapdrta ,$g <r Afeolat.lr iX- U-u ulret u<l im*i ,M. Itet.thi^trea. GLOBE HOUSE, $10,000 GIVEN AWAY W. rifl wad lk. REPUBLICAN BANNER usual price »1.W aud the LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER, JOURNAL usual price »2.M, Jxwtaga ? prepaid o> b«<h papers fcr on. year, fix COLLEGES. Tbe WEEKLY COURIER-JQURNAL is the great NATIONAL .FAMILY NEWSPAPER- It »‘U. «■ Ikroombcr 31st, 1875, distribute impartially »10,000 “OYSTER OCEAN" L.DIIS- »»o ■ EBTS' BUnUUBT. M C BRYANT & CO. TERMS �HARPER*) MAGAZINE. Illustrated. 23532300180457485323482323 1443 which the road has helped and is helping MOULDINGS, ' to settle. Kaares never made a better investment Artists' Material*, Chromo*, end all than when it .roufinnsd the grant of CeuPicture Good*. preetothU rotnpany. and .to knows it. She gara much to BoMou.* but she has al ready gm more than she gave, and her SHUN DRUG POISONS. MKDinxE KEtnnKO vtKUtaa. revenue will inmate for all time torome. Kania* U lobe congratulated tliat she was VOLTA’S ELECTRO BELTS mm> BASUS able to ofier such an Inducement to capi­ talists, aad Boston ha* given another proof of it* wisdom by ita tavsrtment here. Jlateschusett* and Kansas politically arc u*ten, financially arc partner*. Call us Aft* ‘nre&sr- u»>M srMvs a: totes. KANSAS DR. C. A_ SMITH'S Medical Infirmary, MM. taOTABMMtKU ISOS. “• »IXW*rOHT. Ik Ik an sf ill km « Pr.nt: fires MORTGAGESALE. $6V$2°: Advertiser’s Gazette ...lYunl J S-At-ja ty of having almont cotutantlv the same waa earliest consecrated by patriot blood, quantity. 3rd. Eate of fattening when and who has always been foremost it * : their milk dries up.' dam's cause. We eau never forget- — M. Lerert, another veterinary surgeon, pay our debt. But if we were iin «ny I confirmed, after a year's observation, this.) danger of forgetting the paM, we ........ ...... , ---- -— ,------- 7 ... «... within our State a constant reminder that | stantly the same after the apaying/' ws ows our wonderful growth and prosM. Rogers, veterinary surgeon st Bority to Massachuaett MaMachuaett.. as a* certainly as we des'tx, asserts a tonta of fiscu upon the riiy our first fint triumph. i am Let me speak ; »P“jiog of rows that had been acted upon "*■ through *" year’column* briefiy. first ----------roti------by various proprietor*, which he recounts tng thn prwperity and then of that Boston with many details, and whose autheatiraty enterprise which ba. been to a great degree is fixed, that the spayed cows have given th* cause of it, the Atehiaon. Topeka A without iotenintiou, after the operation, a «aata Fc Railroad, quantity of milk al least double what they Tbe war gare a check to emigration in gave during the preceding yeara. -I Kanaaau in all other State*, but in 1870 “After tho researches that 1 bavs made ' we hadancpulatiou of 364,231. InJlH74 w. Ud S30J67 .n inmate of nearly IC i per cent, in the four yean. We hare now more than 600,000. Tbe number of oerm under cultivation iu 1873 vm 3,031,967. Iu 1874 it was 3 669,769, showing an in-1 rff®. Lawson’s Curative C Rheumatism, Neuralgia^datica, wsstssssa: STutlSSStt: sTw" ih’.4£’T.<£i “ 4 ts*—Mllnry Iftiw. EltasSBy *ni ■«-— *---- *■ -- M|ta« —ta Tta. — CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN csarinfaxtsr. £OT?ts.*. st kssd. aa II drain,, Iba stnaa aa4 imas.li ISa (aamaatos <4 U >nlaim»ss MlrSw II ram rvnnrralA-aa ll prwraMa sate l«wa'au» a tba toad sad ssnasotaa <l<>a<lrto; rm, UallasiUd an-ct. «.k> nSUt la Ito® dn.Alo;. TU« CanllaaMoaa *nr corral* *>r *ur-n .r. os ms> la.Tv ai-OKCT on rnjxii. HOME JOURNAL m KNLABGHJatOMPROVKD OCXS us aural te a ROSE & WILDER. We may add that the rebuol tV* recently praeticed this opcrarion upon KU“.. 11__- __ i i .l • . i ■ have reached the points we bare above; stated, and if the uneratton t» performed, »ay thirtv or fort i data after calving, when | csptkmally r-ros|wrou- ««,». Then- w the give* the Lsr^rat quantity of milk, the raw enough yet for snv or all uf tbe New \ win continue to give a like quantity if mrt hngfainders who may have it iu mind to , during her whole lifetime, at l«a»t dur— “6° Wtet." Kansas, it mn»t to rctneni- many year*, and »t tto time llie milk bvred, i* ca|tu) in site to Revell such Statre gia» to fall, fatten. as Mawuchuarttb After the town*, with Again, the »payed row fatten* more their 3,000 to 10.000 each, and the vil­ ily, it* flesh. axv ronsid .ved. is better t lage* are taken out of Ito whole GOO.tMlO. <L« half million of people that arc left hardly make a beginning of settling our treeorebre upon this valuable Jisrovery vast territory. We who arc here wonder and the treulta io twenty->evs>i row., , u,,. tfita ,k.i.. Un d. seslMkxi,. TVura notice’ °‘ =?? Ayer'e ■ • jJtat'JftXfS'SrtJ,,•»■=«!; , । hrt rai!r*rUn< arter ,bt> 4aU_ ’I OiTOi tIartlaai.Oat.21n.urS i lownitiipor Malting*, witn good nncx Hou*e and all modern ImprovementsGood Bara and other out building*. A K**°d Orchard, and about 100 >cr* nil '£b"“ ' TEBM&LIBERAL. Sarsaparilla Circuit Court, 1876--I877- A. Ward. In eligible poaltlou. that win be nold on the most rwamnable term* Enquire at my offlre, Mute Street Hastings, Michigan. NE FARM o? 1<X) eerre. situated un O the east line of tbe towiuliln of Ilut1413,1 adjolninr this city, with new • «o,m| ■ ■"'> • *”■*> orchard. b'",< ““*'' .aunt production, richer and more Imitery J A 1>O A HOl>E AND LOT in th* to thia fertile land, capeeially when they!। milk, and the butler both of a uniformly I Second Ward nf this city. Alw>, s ran get a good form for a small amount ufI1 goldeu color audU.te for superior to that • 00 ,WI11 money and oo Jtrrh re»y term* i - '•*”' ••"* I hare »pokea of our growth a» a State, tiun. >o mueli for tbe advantages fordaiaud have iatimated that the railroad i> I; ry purposre. largely the canar of it. Kania. i» only ' No one is ignuraul of lbs fort that all 1 one of many proof, of the laying of an i domoKic animals, female, a* wall as males, emiacufpoliiiredeeonomiit, that ••railroad. I| deprived of their reproductive organs, fat­ 'T**5eJutO1We tare n fa rfett net ten more quickly than those that retain work of road* over our eaitcrn rouutica, . them, and that the flesh of the female ia and three countie, are the met thickly •ettled. But we have two roadi, and only I experience is that two, crcering the whole length of tbe ! -- --- site fully equal to State, the Kanvaa Pacific and the Atebi* tbe steer, snd that they fatten easier, that •on. Topeka and Santa Fe. They are a ! their beef is of a superior qualiiv, andromhundred mile, apart. Tbe former run* Umndia higher pries al the hand, of the , through the northerly (tart of Kiuui to I Look over tbe daily report* of ulev in Denver, the Utter from the northwot coroer, eoulhward and weKward to Pueblo in ! haaaaa City market. aud you will arc that Colored*. I ahall apeak now only of the !, row* *<41 from fifty to one hundred per latter, a* I rappene your readere will nalu- | cent. lea than steer* of the aamc ages, per raUv be more mtenwtod in iu aff ire since, II found, and are that much less general* in ■» I have laid, it ii al mow wholly a Burton I weight; *0 that, aa a general thing, they | bring to the raiser only about i.ue half ' what be realise* from hi* steers. Iu view Of three facta, why i, it there I i» to hide attention given to the spraying of heifer* by the raucra ofKausa*. Color* FARM FOR SALE ! do, aud Tex**’ The writer of this pct- ce Cara attached, aad running u> rough j Marquette. For Milwaukee, Four through traloe ally. Pnllmau Car* on night trains. For Winona and pointe in Minnesota, Ine through train daily. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Comptete Hetortsl Illi iiuea."—"Tbe beat, chea mu! sucoeraful FaiulJy In the Union.'* HARPER’S WEEKLY. Illustrated. ,'gt.SffiX ■tUaJksTlaaartOaria. MmuwF the other throe years old, early ^00(1 ^ftnng, aod'witli that limited experi­ ence fully approve, of the practice. Cow* are more quiet, quantity and qualiiv of ISO ACRES OF VALUABLE LAUD milk unit li.i.taw —.-I _ i, IS*__ feWvt’wT&f.rtr.i.i'tL's aersa a**4*4 ta stover. ilUiUl.UeW. States ran cad do testify that the Cun-pany hss kept the ifdrit end the Htre of ,)1 in FINE PICTURES At Granger Price). -it,:;1 vitality Into vivacity night t ruin* on all the lino* of thia mad. They are run between— Chtcngo and Omaha, Chicago Cedar Rapids. Chicago and Dubuqus, via Clin­ ton. Chicago and' Freaport. Chicago and Marquette. Chicago and Green Bry, Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and SL Paul. • Tbb ta the Only Line runnldg these care between Cbii-ago and St, Pad os Chicago and Milwaukee. At Vmaha our Sleeper* convert with Hi. Overland Sleepere on the Union Pacific Railroad, for all polut* wwwt of the Missouri River. - Ail Ticket Agents sell tiekrts by tbts AiMtcpiiumrcBinm (.tauU. ran—, ta, l» M-.U ta wad. nenla sf tto eouatry-—/Voter,* rtraasrrrtat. Ht'r'r ' WraHy atiada at lbs he*.I ef Msi»■rated journals In Use Vnllsd Main, la cirrvUttea. Mlierisl aUHty, aad pletsrlsl lllnrtraU.M.—torfua* K^ilcry. CTaelsnsli. . TVKKK MILLION LANDS LIBERAL TERMS TU IMPXOVKU. HtralonMlL HYCntlM. WING GALLERY ' ~ mortWige male. , rwqali K»«*sty^maaita 1W eaaa YOUNG MEN. CHARLES fl. WELLS, HEKRY L. HILLS, S^nry C. BLACK, Proprietor CWlD ESTER, Agent and Operator. te Rilkt liiiif Eintin fw E.^H.T.AjqHof’Y A Co. Yhm In Magnificent granite buflding. with ah>Uttly fitted and fun,-bed .pwtment. foe BRICK FOR SALE I tto Company b» made . jmttaHe Uvratraret for itodf, it luta dore • . for tbe heaviest job* or iXkTTffi! AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Itec, TERMS : JOW polntmcnts are flrst-c'las* to every re*|xwt. Its train* are made up of elsgaai new Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches, luxurtoua. wall lighted end well ventllatsd Day Coaches and pli-naant lounging aud ante king cam. The care are all equipped wltb the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent BufTera and CuupUngs, Wesv lugboUM Safety Air Brakes, snd every other appILmee tliat has been devlW for the eafrtyof pamenger trains. Al trains are run by telegraph In a word this GREAT LINE ha. tbs beat anc smoothest track, and the moat elegant and ronifortaitle equipment of any road In the West, and lias no competitor In ro A North-Western Railwav CHICAGO as follow*. For Council Bluff*. Omaha. and Ci nix. Two Uirongh train* dally, Pullman Palace Drawing Itoont Sleeping Care through to Council: Far St. Paul and Minneapolu. thrown trama dally, with Pulltna Library Of F»s Fiction, How the Wise Woman Work*. property ---- --- -------------- -- ----------------- 1 the hut A lady in Sciruef of Health says: Mon­ eoe made by Congras. and without toast­ ing it may be mH to to the best. They day ibe rises a: the usual hour, which ia Lave nearly throe million acres of the fixed to auil both jxnonal need* and nt' - moot fertile land in thu State, which as a rounding eircunutances. She looks over whole, leads all other State*, in product her work for the weak, and^o far aa powuivnite*, (See United Bute* Agricultural bU, ito arranges a certain amount of tt Reports. ) Their reed is rompletod and ilculanr work. If baking or diurniue. <wi LA ... I— .1—- vr” is earaing enough to pay the interest on ita bond* The net ssmisngs of August were 8100,000 and those of September and October so fir surpeas the estimates Even in the dresdfu! •• grasshopper" year tto net rreet*.*ef the rood were 861GAJ30, and the return* so far render it quite cer­ tain that they w 31 cxcn*l 8730.000 this the next week she cau wash on iloodsy, if year, The Company ha*. Louden what it she prefer*. If posaible, she has tbe same Iseeee, 340 miles of road, having uteudntl join for each diy every week, but if not, ever tho western hue of Kansu to Grana­ she finds some way of changing, so that da, Colorado, and the perpau « to push she docs not get much, more sxereiae than threwghto PueHo thi. fall Thu. the; a foir proportion each day. "If she gets ! too much snv way so much the more trafic of Sonthcrn Colorado and of New H*r sewMexico will to *ccurvtl to this road. This r.rod of circlul muiagcmcnt. extensiou which is now bcintr built will be iug is selected, and the wants of her fam­ Of incalcu'-shle vilua to the Compnnv and ily *o wsll foreren that she ha* that done first that will to needed most, though ma­ also to tho State, giving tua ready market for our produce among tto mining recion* ny a time she leU an old garment be worn of Colorado, snd bringing t» coal of better rather than break in npon her hours of quality and si lower, prices. It Ke ms u> nightly repose She has some light work, ua tore that tto future of thi* road i* one if any for the evening, has tor hour for re­ of very groat promise. We are confident tiring, snd keens it, allowing henelf the that m railrood ewerprLc in the Went has time for re<t which she know* to t>e nece*brighter prorpeet* and w. .re gfod that *ary. She gets *ou*e time out of door* Borton mea are to be the reaper* of this every day, even if she Las to taka her rich harvet. The r dc*crve screes* ; they work with her. She takra thing* calmly, tore earned it by huoorsble dmling and does not waste her nerve power, stops snd tooast work. Both tto LcpaUlure of rat. if die feels exhaurtod. .nd lets the Kamw s.-.d the Congrcrc >.f the United extra jobs go to the Wall rather .than make Buy your TICKETS via Um Cktcaqo A Nokthwiutum Railway tor HA.y FRANCIHCO, Sacramento Ogden, Salt Laks Citv, Cheyenne. Denver. Omaha, Unroll., Council BlufTk. Yankton, 8K>ox City, Dubuque, Winona, St. Paula Duluth. Marquette. Houghton. Hancock. Green 77w Subscribers will conirnem>6 the- Manufacture of at the earliart possible mo­ ment. Will keep constantly on hand a fuU mpply of . BETTER BRICK i than was ever before made j in fke County, whieh we will; seU at prices that defy com-1 petition. NESBET A WILUSON. $91 Broadway, A'ew York. CHROMOS AND FRAMES, : BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who couUaanlate a busiiMM life, and mswn*. STKE08C0H8AD V1CT8, AH.ua> OrriAiWT**ss a»i totsstes Vtews. PHOTOGRAPHIC IATIR11LS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-12-08.pdf 3f52bbfb4379ce3d846fdf85c0fd97b6 PDF Text Text ioo. EDITOR AXD FTBLIHHER. ,<>. aiwwa* r v > ti:u«s tjr avtewnuniox ■ 'S VOL. XX. NO. 32. HAS UNGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1875. WHOLE NO. 1019. nil BnSBESS CAMB. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. MICHIGAN STOVE FOR 1875 The Death of Vice-Prnideat Wilton -of William B. Axtor - Moody and riband waa characteriied by Whittier u “emwmrtly thg right lU rW>t plaro." In the I’nsidontixl eamprign The lit Concerning StBon-A Thanksgiving. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. CHAA0C9 W1EAS usual. . t-t’ IV. DROWX^WtnMM., Rat­ ' E the expiration of hi* thne, Wilson road, ia the Sabbaths and evenings—«onsetimiw sitting up all night, and hi lien of oil, using nine knot* for light-mom than seven hundred volume* of historical and biographical work... We may be sure that ll.id nt - - ■ __ _ GREBLE & RUSSELL. L E. STAUFFER, IProp. .. A^.Ktxn.XXUtf T.J. W1LDKR. ant like the Have taken the Agency for the Michigan Stove Company, Stoves of Detroit, they anentirely new patterns anil firsl-e.lass in every respect. . It was in Duevmbcr, 1833, tint Mr. Wibou started on ftmt and walked to the to»n <if Natick. with the drri-.ro of learning to brajouv sale slioro. fie aceiinjiugly agreed’ with a »b«-uukcr of tlial . DR. IL F. PECKHAM. . Thi# Stove has low broad henrth. VERY DEEP tudt pit. and arranged to admit a Urate for Broiling over, directly under the Grate is a slide draft, which when open causes the coals to keep bnght while Broiling. It has tin lined tloora which doze with a turn buckle with Porcelain Knobs. The Reservoir is »»arranged it cun bo taken out at will, has Micu <»r close front doors and its general appearance in Isold and attractive* W flinttiH ER. W.M. Ul’JOHM, rttY-uiaxi mtnatir.-owe* w dut.su ttortlncs. MM. JOHN ROnEfrfe, IlTn'.rfAX A ^'RUKUJi.-DwsIltn* In this popular Stove will be found nil the Modern IinpovcI ments.Portable Reservoir,tiu lined doom. Mica front, patent copper Reservoir and is the best Stove in the market for the money? i-m-arnT-x THE CENTENNIAL-FOR 1876. Thin nhuuld be seen by nil who contemplate buying a CJook I Stove. ’ ■ The Acorn Heating Stove. r )"« C 1o*m3 Uncial Cut!-or atuiaal ftaak. Mala W_ Hrei- THI UKATII OF VICX-MUtelDEMT WiLOOM. and others who were indigwsat^w iwoodiug., aud fhxn thi, inforBul gathunng proceeded the Buffalo Convention and the Free Sod party, tho beginning of a new I— in tkn --1 .1 1 „.... ... ......... U.U.M.U, ui Mr. Hammond of Sooth Carolina, rontaiulng a .plcmlid drfence of the free tabor of the North. Ho was re-rireted in 1859 by a greatly increased majority. In the following year, atgmdired by the nomina­ tion of Abraham Lincoln for Preaident. Mr. Wibou threw himself into the ronteat In September of.that jvu Mr. WiUu with uuwoutol ardor, and had the'extretarJ 1.. .L.. — 1 ccitocrtal himself with thepwbr pur­ ■ it chasing the Pcatan Refnblicn, an J revving a* it* editor until January, 1851, attemMs *t toopeomiu when be,mid tbc projerty, having lost brought up by the Southern seven thousand doUire and over tVayoan en-ion, Mt. Wffim rcmal: Of hard labor by it. , He made m able editor, but the profexmon w» not hi* j forte. In 1819 be wx* again ohwn to the House from .Natick- and wa* the can­ still wcU-remcmben-d incidents. As didate of the Free Suil |*rty for Speaker. Cluirnun of the Militant Committee of the He wa* not absent a day during tho ac»- Setute a lieavy tropouaibUily devolved ou aiou, and hia name I* recorded upon every u____ wn ' _!?!.! s__ .. ■Imotion on which tho yeasaud nays were taken. Thi* devotion to public duty wus Mwiun Gen. Scott remarked that ‘‘Senator ing Ungaiu. After working onthoEirrain ria wook* ho purchased tho rest of his time and nwniciicod work fbr himtelf. From Janiury, 1831, to May, 183x1, he kept to atoadfly at work Bist lib healthwm acrlou-Jv ImpairvJ, Ho allowed him •elf only five noun fnr sleep, and fre­ quently w-.rked all night. Hawns compcUal to cvAMt work fur a time and wont Suath »• for as Virginia, spending four coalition movements of |8PJ xn>( U,o two week* in wakbinxton. This (tip doabtlcn year* following, and none wax more Ma did for him trbat a similar tour Southward lial iu achiving it* successes. In H5p aud 4851 be wa* ehoMn to the Senate, II. Seward; it give an iuright into tbc ind wa< elected President of that system of slavery, into tbc pclitkai mean* body. At the Stale Coavcntiou of 1851 be wax elected one of the delcgatswat large till the efforts of both were brought to an to tlie Free Democratic National Oonvcn cod by the ckatruction of shvety Itself.— tton at Pittsburg, and wax afterward cho­ Ho was putirqlariy fortunate m the time sen President of that body, aud alsoClirirof his visit to the Capitol, for II* was iti tuan of the National Committee. In thi* tl»c gallery of tbc House of Represonta capclty be Vhited moil </ the Northern tivi*, during thia visit, in 1836, when Mr. Stoics in the autumn of 1852, traveling over 5000 miles. Ip t|;n Dtstrioc Conven­ tion ho w«* ootaliwlcd unanimously as a signed to put down the growing anti- candidate for Congress. Although ho ran alarcry aeutitiwrit of the Northern Statra. ahead of his ticket be fltilot of election— Thin resolution tr» forced through tbc on the rewind trial coming within ninetytwovntca of it In 1855 the Whigs again caiue into power in the St 4.hi the foUvwing year a Constitutional Con­ thia Set) to aviolent debate. to Which WILoti vention w» held, Mr. Wilaon being had an op|o:tunity to lirecngu well rs to an­ elected by his own town and by the town other canting deba'e on the subject of of Berlin. Daring tha illncK* of Presi­ Texas. Tills attcm|-t to rvprv»< agitatir-n dent Bank, he was ehoscu Prewidcnt /iro re-ultcd pretty cinch a- all other attempu have resulted, befeuv and sinev. If. how­ ever, il hid had no other n»uh bat to and conciliatory. It i»no diaforagctnenl awaken the indignation aid command the to others to say that no nun contributed energies of one such man «• Henry Wil- more to the eow|4ctc roccr-M of that body. mmi. it would have constituted a material He wax always present, and always atten­ tive to hi* duty. The new constitution, THE NEW IRON AGE - ' rontempt, Mr. Wiboa and hi. duthtguMied colleague, Jndp, Alien, denounced the UMirvuiuM anil took their leave. Mr. twenty yean Few men not actually in tba field ever did more for the pnsweution the field wo should not overlook one of the uiirtt charaotcrirlic inridcau of hia life. After the diaartrooi Utile of Bull Run PrcaMenl Irinooln dodred to appoint Sen­ ior Wilton a brigadier general of volunteers but aa ihla woukl compel hia relinquwhmoot of the Senator*al diitie. tnr win.), k. IMPOSITION HATED I B. F. OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited ami Competition Defied in anneal anneal Teas, Coffees and Spices ail Mechanical *u: a! lrn4 U ait loathe, »T th. —- ■ -- -- r-s* W ■' a joeeiv All grades of Team the very best in the Market. Fresh every week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER A CO., of Boston, and for aale nt prices which dees saecessfnl coinpetition. GIVE ME A CALL. DENTIST Nisi®, • Mickipa. John Stanley. SwEey’s Hotel, rahdb........................... men limitings, Nov. I Oth, 1874. mi Mm i lU'tRD AND ROOUr*X5» l*KR DAY. Michigan Exchange. term; he thi n went to Wolforougb Acad aud paying friends, theslwwk i’llm-sl bewildering. out for lalxir ab-ne daring that time more : We heed t><8 ~y with what solemnity and than 130.900. । iinaffeeiisi sorrow the aiimiancement of if be knew no mure about tho matter, woukl ronjceturo that such a jontlg New Englander could nut but havti made hi. advent in polities and made hi* murk, too Henry W Hann did both. Tin- campaign live champion. Henry Wilson i« pine, of 1810, resulting in the overthrow rd the and hia like as the representative of the Itanuetatie party which had held power ■-plain [eoplc ' of New England in a mo­ frocn tbc <kiys of Gen. Jaekson, stirred mentous crisis, we shall nerer look npon the country with extraordinary interval. Mr. Wilsoc. who bad Imen brought up a 1-'ain" . .. Me. Wilson w» born in harminpon, Dcraoerat, had already change,! side* in N. H.. on the IGth of Fel-ruaty, 1812. ninsetjucace of his visit to Washington. In 1838 he voted the Whig ticket, and in 1830 waa nominated bytli.it tarty for Behia arrival prcsentive, in the town of Natick.' lie was not, hfwever. sucecwsful. Tbc next olbalh. of seven children to support by hard labor, comwiuently, at the ago of ton yam, Whig presses, "as—"‘the Natick cobbler." .:.__ -a.i:_-.i ... t—.i........ r... i.t.__ ir He spoke in tome sixty towns that rear, and wrs cottridcred by bis party to have done a great deal toward the Itnlliantjstlii the name prompt i- tical success which rewarded the efforts arcustomrd to di- in thia State. This year ho was again a play in eotwquent years on the broad candidate for Representative and was arena of public life. It is to hia lasting riveted by • Urge majority. He was al»> honor that he always referred with manly elreicd tn 1841. During thaw years he good sense, without cither empty pride nr tcok a leading part in tho House, and ad­ fake humility, to thia period of hia life. vanced his re, station among hispolitical friends and the public. In 1812 the Whip of Middlesex county nominated him on their Senatorial ticket, but thia ruwwr preicrmg to carry out a plan he had already formed of Hiring a regiment at home. Obtaining authority for this, on start in life. U)WA4M)»MiRtSliA, Ik Bcrttjxtn iYSfi 8irtrK.fi. CX In 1743 and again in 1844 ho wait cluiaen. The next year, 1845, he declined a ro­ -I feel that I hare a right to apeak for cket ion and again went in tho Ilotue toeing and to toiling men. I wB born from Natick. About this lime came the aigna of auhere in your county nf Strafford. I was other jKlIitieal erbo. The Whig leudaira in many itwtantxw were accused of rccrraiiry to their old anii-alavcry sentiments, and Astor library; to—l >k-U_ a ripe k Kolar aud found hu el the rear; if a forlorn hope was to be Jed they would lead it. They would toil; o.hcrs might take the leal, Judd tbc offices. Uj .orni one great HrpMicitH party, which should ' hereafter guide the |»1icy ami control the dratinio of thellqiublic. ' The utteruiae was prophetic, a* it deserved to be from it* noble and diainterrausi s]>irii: But for tbc time the generous proffer was rejertrti by tile Whig party, and Mr. deflated. The popular indignation, how­ ever. continued to rise, and tbc Lcuiolalu re of 1855 reflected iu power. When, therefore. Senator Edward Everett sent in his resignation ou acconut of failing health, and it Isjratnc ncecMary to elect another Massachusetts man to stand by the side of Chariot Sumner, there was no houtatlA wealth than rat intercat, while none could rriuicv more heartily in their culmination. It was the realization of hia f< ndcst drains. The era of rcre,n.U ruction followed, and hail It was "Honest Money seventh and Thirty eighth Congrewres,'' he has done full justice to this period,which will alwaya be of interert to the politics] student. In this connection we may also allnde to the History of Slavery, upon which the latter year* of Mr. Wilaon'a life were mainly spent, and which we learn was brought nearly, if not quite. Io oimpletion before hi, death. It ' consti­ tute, an elaborate and instructive work, .Which no one was more fitted to under- 3>b. aikin. of cur Government, scarcely rivaled by any other in the history of any other government. Speaking of-his nd rent in of a uinfortned the Senate. Mrs. Stowe rays : ‘-Wilaoo brought there his face of serene good na­ ture, hi* vigorous, atoeky frame, which GUTHS MiG CASSIMERES. AIX-O» fr<“” »*"?“• Suri is Empire Bitar. Hut- kindly qicceh <{f the lowly and miseraUe. pre me Court said lifted up, entafortad by their thoughtful and tender licncfactiuus. MOOt>r A.X1> BAWKKT AUAIX. Moody and Sankey, those mighty cap-* in wicked Brooklj remoiing with Major 1874 in State cuwveutiou, Mich., the B>- marked ability. Mr. Wilson was married in 1840 to as\ entirely ircalen, or io fined and gentle - Christian who died in May, 1870. ------ --- ---any body liad month I Uw m> question, reported Gull Lake, Nov. 4, 1875. pleasant thought that the atrerta of New Yor turn! hit voice ia strong and clear. He is, on the whole, decidedly good looking, and seems ftadeaa ami goodwatered tn crowded with carried through by ninety y, The diffcrctcc ta the V dly widened after thia time. Natick. anti-slavery North which Anti-alavety Fpcukiugaf xlatary, he m in favor cf ha abolition x morally mid legally resptm* diff.rcnl jHUUros ot imported «I>J domertic A All right Bru. Dewey, the grre-nbiek* first ballot by a majority of more than a ideney on the Republican ticket bended hundred vntre. He w» dixtail by both by General'Grant, and wan eketed, rinre branches of the Legislature, and took , hia which lime failing health and devotion to seat in the United States Senate on the loth of February. 1855. nthdrawn hint from the public That scat he held till be exchanged it Jiva - ,-.^a.'graxai- ■"How niurh did 11 >» friend of auo&rr. log that they were dcrirntu of saving the ‘•tariff of ’42M—a phaoc onre potential iu hly, about a haadredand sixty-fire pound*, lie ha* small hand foot, andi. florid. aroma >ught me eighty-four dollars. Highly- polities, though now nearly forjtott**- In built foraagility. 11 isand complexion w dollar* for eleven year* of bard toil! the J-egiriaiure of 1843 Mr. Wibtm, being The finest and largest line of Ready Made Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd ooats, pants lu... r— r employment. If offered me and vests, and a nine Julian a «bouM XTJEDElY 3F-I3NTXS get^work, without*. line of Overcoats of II sizes, styles, kinds and prices. Over ONE HUNDRED While ' William B. antic meeting in Faaeuil Hall, and began reentiting. Such w» hia popularity that, in the space of forty daya, lie raised about 2300 men. Out of them were formed msrebed it to Washington, however, bci;g the nxitiient of a rtJcndid flag tmeated fU ..... PRAIBTEXANDS he alnwal I the ship h • Henry Wilton , * ing for hi* re-apMxrumx among hi* old ploying about sixty b.ui<bs ____ PDTP'DTl? Xt PTTQQPTT IT II, 1*11> I 4UJ Qu LvU 001*4141 J» DENTIST through an agrut on any Ito was often afflmg tho tp»ipa, and he lent hu inflttonee an^ often hia vojee to even mrirmnent in their tw-tialf , lA leaving a fortune of orer J2U,OOU,(MM), more than Ulf of which Ml to William 11. Me in the jmlitieal history of the country on account of the Miwuvati Compromise, curd Acadcmv and the foil term at Wolf­ with the intention of carrying slatcry into borough, arid in Novemlx-f returnld to •i... ro__ re-_________ “__ i v-.i_.. Natick, where hi- taught •cb(s>l daring the I an apparently fatal aseknrss serins to hav< wint T of 1838. In the f. llowiug April w*« uoe of the lar»t prompt to apprvetate ’ yii'ldid to apparent recovery. TliU« ( he cunimcncrd the btuiiuw, of oiioc manu­ the mm and to see dial it «ml I only | week ago tlie death ol .» Ice I'reshlent facturing, which he continued unto the ■doiuately met by a union of all tru* I Ako, Boiler Plato Stove*, including three new pattern*. Cottagv WBsnn would not have been surprising at fall of 1848. a period nf ten and a half Stove* various atyk**. Sheet Iron Stoves with cast linings, and in |«»Y moment, but m-wthat it b arttmll; year*, daring winch time lie manufactured r»cl Iho torgejrt sn.l tai —wnin.nl nt <taking nnd H--.ling JLS ,‘TC^I.i.'" more than half a million Jo’ra cf .hoc. , to be 1100,000,000, and pnAably Urac distinct ut Hits been Bold in this Market for six years and ntnmb< at the, HEAD-for a Heating Stove. It in guaranteed to heat a -----room i with two-thirds the fuel of i|ny straight draft Stove. It« com?* | out this fall with doubly'door* and other improvement*. Stoves ever offered in Hanting*. Word on Highly' �iCarriiie, Siu aii Onaiatal THE SPEAKERSHIP Map of Our xatigEsttsir ts ss? Wa Can ±:fta ■jgifSs xEX^stirjsgMrvsg Country! Ciicimati Weekly TiM, 1B75 NEW TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION DAILY. IN DETROIT renew, held at Waahiagton, the 4th insL, Kerr was nominated ou the third ballot. 12 O’clock m„ on Monday iart, tlie Home vra. railed to order by Mr. MePbaraon, Clerk of the House of the Forty-third Congrros. when the mums of the members by Statre w-rr calks! enmmeneing with Maine. Tbc call a«clmicd, the Clerk an- hour m that of the Hoose. by Hon. T. W. Parry of Michigalt. President jam trot:— An the Prtanienl'a uumuge would not 1« (Opera-Houn*’Block,) Is W.rmro4,, W.tbm.fUtoa Jwrtry. Swrit.tr Sirerw.re. TripUPUtsd Rllrre.^, Littell's Living Age. FREE UNTIL For all New Subscribers S. & A. Mei A ItDtii, FREE FOB EIGHT WEEKS! Grain, Flour. Provisions and Coon tryProduce, Bl^npMcal. Isforaulka. from th • Wo do not misinuwprrt the formers of the United State* ta saying that their chief demand of the Goreramcut ia tueh •■Teaching History,"—Mm Julia A* a redaction of expenses m will rc-torejt to iu original economy and aiinplicity. King, FHnt. “Elementary Education, —Superin­ The great mass of Governmental eapenhes are for object* which do not licnefit the tendent U. W. Lawton, Jackson. '■Teaching Music to (Ttildren. —Prof. people, except ia tho most indinx-t way, aad_in tbeae there idpuld lx the strictest no want of uiafcrial ratourve* supplied economy and most unsparing retrench­ from outride >|Uarter», n<r of tho most ment. In the very few departments of ■killed Stumping rcinfurtrmcnts. thougb Government which are conducted for the we doubt if Mcssni. Lamar ami Gurdon convenience of the whole peojde, greater will bo again summoned to the hk«c. The ILcpublieana of New Hritnjshire, liberality may be safely (allowed. Yet. strangely enough, it is just here, (notably the Normal School, Ypsilanti, lhe work that i« before them The) will "The Relation of Social Science to Edg| n the Post-Office Department,) that poli­ prt put off the duty of completing their cation,"—Henry A. Ford, editor Miekiticians are making most strenuous efforts urganixatiou till the meetitun of their 3’in f'armrr, Kalanuaoo. ivurentioas in January, but will attend at' for economy. TIm.- cheap conveyance, not ' Prof. Geo. S. White, of Jacksou, has once to whatever needs to be done in that alone of leiten and aewspapera, lutl cf promised to secure the precaution of a direction. They will take «[»vial pain* I other light ami easily-carried article*, Is a that the bret randidatoi are (art in nomnumber of papers of special interest tn inatioo at the furtliroming conventions, in High School teacher. A number of pcr- order that the maximum of harmony ami soos whose name, are not given have also efficiency may be sccurtd throughout the promised to take part in the di«ras*ion of organizatian. There w no occasion, how-! ever, to pursue the detail, of their duties, ‘ the several topics. doing this inch as are not possible through fur thia is a matter in which the Rqiub- I The following hotel* will entertain mem­ any other machinery. it ia hard to give.any licana of New Haiujshin- hare l»*-n si - I bers of the association at the rates per day, <-u.tncncd to give lessona to. rather than to ' reason why] it should not do it, especially John H. Wendell & Co. Flour, Grain, Pork &. Seeds. 54,56 ’JWSS-tfo. Household Map of Ohio, ill. srestaUsaststllks to ty**,U* mstslha •SEEiccx Swrj*wr-.r bAfcretK.** TO CLUB AGENTS 0 Wearisome Co manity Mayhew BusinessCollege EXCELS In order Io still more largely Increase the circulation of THE EVENING POST, we offer to give to those who It Pays ! It Pays ! 1 WHAT PAYS ! D. D. MALLORY & CO | THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Map of the Northwest BEND FOR '8PKCIMEK COPIEH CONTAINING FURTHER PARTI, CULARB, AND GIVING THE NUM­ BER OF SUBSCRIBERS WHICH SHOULD BE OBTAINED TO EN­ TITLE ONETOEITHEROF THEBE BALCTf &JOBTOH. ' oRAfflanBraimsufif °>rnrr The Detroit and Milwarkre Railroad, tbc Grand Rapid, ami Newaygo Railroad, and the Chicago and Michigan lute Shore llailnxal will return member* free. All ifriemk pf Education are |curdially A SMbf Ab., Billings & Probasco, lartlt, Iaitaf*81ait ■ixs-riLS: Art?. Wrss invited to be |mvil( and lake free part in thedtyauaslons that are e^pTCrel. af Im . MKrtdS! CUI Pnta tr Ur test But mi tan Map of the United States, was liuttan'*ventilator, the Miller plat­ form or the Westiughunsr air-brakr, thi* company has always been among the first to adopt it and make it. merit, known. It wa* among the first, if not the very firrt company to run Pullman's sleeping cars and during the tenyrareof hi. con-; JOHN STANLEY I WkstsKU urt Uali.u bslu i A FINE ART MAGAZINE FOR THE YOUNG. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' - wm g'bryant&co. IT FiowtgzvttnAiit Il is undoubtedly true that the imme­ diate interests of the |Hirvba«er are lw>l served by buying in the ehrapral maAit, whether it be domemic or foreign, provid­ ed all other thingahe equal If, however, the cbeapmt market be a foreign one, then dividual.. may Mt by any mean* be l^rt for tho whole rommnnity. Suppose that Che foreign market can furnish produet* at a cheaper price than they can be produced at home, and it still remains true that they murt in mime way bo paid for. Thi* payment can be made only by the exportation of other prndueU in exchange for throne* purchase.! nr by the current money of the world. If the exports that tho foreign market will receive are not sufficient to settle the account., or if the producti ™ of these exports will Mt give full and varied employ merit to the indnstr,- of the country, then to buy ia the foreign market l**mus<- it is cheap­ est is very far from being tne bert policy L< the people. They Lad much hotter buy in their own market, even though it JEWELERS 138 Woodward Ariuue. tlAir swing campaign with all their old time vigor and re-mlnlioo. and the result wu they won the victory rebuking the Deuiccratic spoilstn.-u who bad ro grusnly abuaed their tru.it.. and raising a breakwa­ ter agaist the Democratic runout, running so wantonly and threateningly tip to that time. Whether thia sueew exerted a diret ia Burtice ou the pubLc opinion.. or whether it was tile first outcropping of a changed popular feding, that m. whether | it was a fureo iu itself or an indicator of | force*, it i* enough to know that it wo । the harbinger of renewed Republican trijimpfas, and we shall be «tt.fied, without Im curiosity p y'ng into I'm matter, to see • "Michigan Edaenbou at Die Centennial the same coincidence again. Exhibition,"—Gov. John J. Bagley, De­ troit; Her. D.C. Jacokre, Pontiac. 'Qangtri to our School Smetn."— Sept. D. Bemis, Cold rater. ‘ School Hygcnc."—Rev. J. S. Good- Uncle Sam's Port-Office should pay its way and that, too. by increasing rates until it doe*. By all mean, make the Port­ Office self-sustaining if possible, by cc->oomy in ways which will not interfere with public interest* and convenience There ia room enough. douUira.. for reform in thi. direction. But when it is proposed to make live Department jny its way despite all extravagance in administration by levying incrcaaed rates of postage on the whole people, there will certainly be a protect which Coogrownen and politician* ounnot mh^todeMand mid cannot safety •nwr, Jewelers and Manufacturiax EACH SUBSCRIBER. day, the two Bodie* adjourned until that time. Thus the -Hth Congress has start­ j ' Physiology in Public Reboots."—Mbs ed, nod we Im,* the tiro Houara'tnay move ’j M. L. Cor. Grand Rapid-. together hanoottiwuly, and fur the be* :| "Preparation fiir Teaching."—Mia* 8 ’ Jr Pyne. Grand Rapid*. interest* of the whole country . "Cultivation .,f the Perceptive Facul­ ties."—M». Julia M.AancHft. Ka’ama as cheap postage will not seriously increase the always large postal deficiencies. Ry the way, why is it that the Puet-Officc Department alone i» Mmpht to be made p A PREMIUM On Tuesday ercuing IW Chas A. Kent, of tlie la* Department of the Unireraiiy, will deliver an addrroi ou “The Origin and Extent cf the Duty of the State to Edncate." On Wednreday evening, “An Outride Viow of tho Publie Schools," will be pre­ seated in paper, and mldrrasei, by Cha*. K. Baekns, of Detroit ; Dr. Chas. Rynd, of (Adrian; Hon. J. H. MeGowan. of House then proceeded to elect a Speaker, Coldwater, and othera. I On Thursday evening, an addrasu will Hou. Jaa. G. Blaine, cf Maine, being the Republican nominee, and Kerr of Indiana be delivered by tbc Rer. Zachary Eddy, the Democratic nominee, who was elected During the day session. of Wednesday over Blaine of course, -w the Democrats are largely in the majority io the House, and Thursday, paper. aud du curious are Mr. Kerr was escorted to the Speakers expected ou the following subjects, by the ehair by Messrs- Blain and Randall, where he made a short «]<ccch prntnuing impar. liolity and fairness toward all. TbeSen- Do not fail to call up . would rc<|uire a transfer „ _z_______ to Washington, and oblige me to senoualy be delegated to other* at the present time. I am therefore roTuctantly brought to my original dccirion. that it is incom­ patible with existing duties and obligerion*to^>rcyt the position which you Allow me to expren* my sincere hope! that vou wiD be able to aeromjdiah your well known purpore of obtaining the rerviof an able and faithful officer, whore e*tabli*hod character will be a pledge that hi* dntioi wifi be frarimriy dwharjeed.*bove and beyond all mere political iaflu- Canned Fruits and Fish. pirvd the l»t ofN’iicemlicr. and a new arrangmvnt having been made with the Wagner Car Company, ou that date the Pullman cam erased Io run over the road ax rept on the Grand Tronk and Buffalo linra. Their places were immediately ■uptiliad by new aud elegant roaches, built by Mr. Wagner especially for this rood: and there arc now running daily his beautiful parlor and drawing-room care upon day trains, and upon night trains 1776. A National Family Paper. 1876. palace sleeping-rer>. though without Th. 0r**< r»Ltv Pusr rf Amen.-s. lb. «.// change to .Suipcn.ion Bridge, Rochester, serusortae snvrnrMlsr. sssek IM h sabas. New York, and Boatou. No through nr to Boston has ever been ntn from Chicago; and thi* addition to the tine, which was not |<wible umler the Pullman administration, i» warmly welcomed. Wagner * cars bare been long aud favor­ ably known at the Fust, hut this k their firvt appearance al the Wa*L They are bcantitully finished and ch-gantly fitted up with every convenience which has made travel a'plcaaurc, and the name of Wagner will soon be ” •- — ear* as that of Putimi cf comfort. THE INDEPENDENT roxTJiGE turt: WHY 1)0 i TsKKK THE INDEPENDENT! Oysters received daily BECAUSE it la I have the fullest assurance and confi­ dence that *ueh an officer will have the cordial and enerpetw co-operation of tbc We copy the following from jhe Adrian Honorable Secretary of the Interior, and those working harmoniously and in muta- 77-ea, sddiag that it* stalemenu agree product, of their own industry. There with our own inffiftaaSon «>■ the point products are the frail of capital and Uhov eomhtnid. The capital ia spent in furabbing the ran material and paying the wages of labor.'’ The thing* pnxlurtd BECAUSE I rasma a«M TIMES COMPANY. Woof Third St, ClnorauMi.O- 45 DOLLARS! W, ril nd iK. RKrrSUCAN BANNER usual price 11.50 and the LOHWYIlsLE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL usual price <2.00, postage prepaid on both papers, (or Me year, for KW 01' tho State that had so far nourished the Miterprire II b tnw that Mr. Randall drew the bill *»■*■!, and it u <*|ualty- tree that that bill um .amply the embodiment ONLY $10,000 GIVEN AWAY imitmi miTM For What? FLORENCE SlffflG lAfflUl TU WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL is th* grant NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPRR. It wiD, on Derember 31st, 1875. dirtribute iaqwrtially <10,000 and erery^dwriptian sent throng will k entitled to a ragtstered and bered receipt for this distribution. MOODY and SANKEY'S ■-* W . slater. beraare U M sp Ibasr hrases vary imura.wjk they a— IW editor Isei il iau ki �:ds wood. 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at* g1.25 per cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. HO! FOR THE THE GREAT CAUSE Never before the war, or since, have the beet Amcricon Prints been placed on tjic Market at no low a figure u 8c per yard. SPRING A AVERY have this day received and opened 50,000 yards of the best goods, which they offer to their custo­ mers at this surprisingly low fig­ ure ; and in addition to this we are offering 35,000 yards of very desirable and stylish goods; good colors and patterns at Ge Prints that never before were of­ fered in thia maaket at SO LOW A Price. Tlie best and leading brands of Brown and Blenched Cottons, at the lowest*ruling prices—in ftict SO CHEAP it is hardly necessaay to call atten­ tion to them. SPRING A AVERY. Grand Rapids. ’ HUMAN MISERY. pictures i A Splendid uaortmeut of fine pxornRBs; I am now *11 alone in the I’botognph TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Il would aeem os if almost ( everything hull been said about I DRESS GOODS and that the subject wa* entirely worn i FOR THE thread bare. But SPRING &' AVERY being alive, and watch-' ing the interest of their many customers ns well as the fluctua-, tion of the market, have this! ylD qt/lf o day placed on sale a case of SfLt/loiB Sift Of SPENDID ALPACAS in all the leading colors at 25 cents per yard, These goods would be considered cheap at more money. Also a CASE of TIBER CLOTHS, goods styles and col­ ors, which nri attracting tho at­ i tention' of the masses nt 30c. ! In fine goods will be found all the new and stylish tilings. In­ I visablc Plaids m Browns, Blues I apd Grey*, in Camels Hair; CASHMERES in Seal Brown, j Navy Blue, . Prune (black a I speciality) Dark-Green, Ac.— .The U<!lies would do well to! Hook over our stock, before pur­ chasing, as we can show them All of which will be »ld nt ! all the novelties of the season. until! after the Holidays. I SPRING A AVERY. Grund -Rapids, I HOLIDAYS. Q Ld Wyycfr. ^Xe Cst'X*/ tweeu the two barber Bella, will pre warm lunch each day from eleven to one o'clock, and cold lunch during the remainder of the day. l*BtronaF» ardicited. f<X» 1X° X'X»z Slnr<-S«rreX* 1X® St***- NOTICE! Wagons and Buggies Reduced. Prices 00,7 * Call and net* ft>r your«elf, nt the Foot Office building. The weather for the past few day has been' wintery, remind-: ing the Ladies of warm and, comfortable garments. Tester-1 day Spring A Avery opened in addition to their unusual large stock over 100 desirable ami ! Stylish Cloaks and 6’aques in fur j trimming, fringes, silk and in all । tlie leading styles in both long ' and short garment*. Also a full I line of Silks, Velvets and Cloak| ing Bcavera, fur lined and plain I by the yard, with Braids Gimps, and all the fashionable trim­ mings for these garments ; all of winch your are most respeetI fully invited to examine. Spbixg A Avery, Grand Al liniEITIM SUIT. At ibe earoot aoiietation and recoal meniiod by Mr. E. Rich, of hi* youngeat «ia,< J Rich, Dr. R. waa induced to employ'him aa clerk. 8. J. took the pwition and held it two year* and a hair, when by the a«i»tanre of hia father, and hi* own aaring. be wa* able to boy the I>r. <mt. He thro added to hi> *toek had the •tore rv arrang'd, adrertiwd judicioody. J. ROBERTS. The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen LAJMCPSy but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a doublerd er of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it id going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap land close it out. Hopkins & Barnes GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any one coining "3. J. Rich'* IMiciou* Apu> cure," of which jbe ha» *dd one grou thia summer, it nX*>l. *»idc from he. wbole-lr trade, and he ha. warrated every bottle, and in ne e=~- ha. then- been ■ bottle returned. Hi* -Improved Condition Powder*,” eurea epianotie in every en*e, and ia one of the moat valued medicine* foe borer- and cattie ever diwavered. Hi* -Knd of Pain," » rf the pwstut to prow tn. (eaiijid«iii« lb* mann.r in <-t i>ain killer. on the market. kb hnainre- -f • ilk* "Mure had previnw(’all at hia atore, and he will lie plcaaod ly bron niadueted by th* Cnmaditee) that theto show you through hia stock, which cam■ Hum order >7 diroctkiu of a majority *ei«4'd “<>ek ,>f of lb* o>mmlllro, and pnxrodct areordiogly. u.ta of a large *D'1 rtrugF, patent Medicine*, Groeariea, ToAll of wHrii h re-peei fully aubaltrol. Izacroand Cipri, Jpwdrj, Perfumery, naled. Haalbir«<*. Haavrr Waiurr. Wry Attorney. a This week wo have opened , Have on exibition one of the largest Stock°f Fancy Goods in our Silk Department, n large in the Store can sec and they will be sold line of SIIjKS, from the most , ever brought to this City celebrated and responsible man- cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA which we offer to the public lUfacturers, •‘Bonnet,’’ “Bellon n’’ cheap for Cash. If? have, | “Guinet’a,’’ besides the well- is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows known “Cac'nemire Alexandria,’’ { also, a full and complete 1 imported by ua. Thia ia our fa- j our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the Stock of Drugs and Medi­ I orite brand, one which we desire;I boss-of City, cines, Books and Stationary to sell our friends, which we । P bin says don’t tell any body they sell warrant in every rejiect, and can | Perfumeries. Toilet Sets.ffc., i1 only be found at the counters of |I PURE G ROUND GOODS for it is to hard I SPRING A AVERY. 1 5-c. Give us a call. ! work to grind them. ■ Hopkins L Barnes. Hastings, Deo, 15,1874. J.Cole&S<m (WET TRADE! GROCERS. SALISBURY 4BR0SSE4U. Which will lx- mW CASH UNDERTAKING ECLECTIC BALK mNITVRE! un pus® ma Of every Description which we can aell cben|«r than any bnu* .In Bar­ ry Cmiuty, for lbe-e renaon*: HIE for at peirew which deify *11 Competition ; Ths atnek i* Compile in every depart­ . inrnt. Having been bought very low. ami 1 he jmMie will Bud it for lheir irrtwroi M Oftr for sn« Htk Uni Unit hit TATES U1E HASTINGS, MICHlbAN, Shingles, Lath, One of the novelties intro­ duced by Spring A Avery, aud which seem* to be appreciated by their many patrons, is the terns of all «m*. and make' their own garment if they de­ sire. Over 1,000 different pal-­ ! tern we offer our trade, for La-1 idtes, Men and children. Portw i calling at the puttem depart- Keep It. Where you wul fmtl all kind* of FURNITURE ROOMS.1 ES The hu«vt Stock and lite bwrt Furniture | ever brought to thi* city, i* on wthi| bition Bt/thr Wunrooma c.f |, STEBBINS BRO’S OHA1B 4c. UNDERTAKING �intone. Ho WM been tn that city in 1840 of wealthy Crook parentage, and hk adoption of tho game of ebom m a buxitMM pot only offeudeb hb relative, but caxupisd the yam in which be might have aebkrod sucocm in some ether ca­ reer. He returned io hia homo jurt Ufore the rebellion, snddculy and thorough­ ly disgusted with chew*—ao prejudi.'rd against it that be has riuoe never played. He has subsequently led an idle, mr.r»e life. Ilia dally routine of exutenoe, sap I the New Orleans Pkayirae, Involved a walk on Canal street every morning. ' MOULDINGS, ’ where his dapper little figun—alwara aeromilondy well dreams]-became to well Artiste' Materials, Chromo?, and all Picture Goods. knutrn and as regularly looked fur is the noonday bell. After hia daily promenade be retired from public gate until evening, DRUG POISONS. when he appeared tn hia box al tha opera SHUN MCDin we nxxDcaan twKUca*. where, it ia mid, be never mimed a night. It u farther related that during these VOLTA’S ELECTRO BEL^^^AXI^ yearn he permitted no friendly acquain­ tance. lie was never known to associate with ■tat anybody Iml hit mother, and prewistenily ■ASrsr repelled adraaoea from those who, haring bri-n friends of bis early youth, desired to renew their associations. He lived a LTJnS strange life, a strange, moody and pecu­ liarly mournful nun. About a year ago MR. ASTOR’S DEATH, lie began to looeo his mental control, and The PotteMor of a Hundred Millions aeseral month* ago was put in a private asylum. Some of his I friends hold the . it “Balitflcd to Go ” theory that hia uudaday had its start in tbc strain upon his mind ia playing many and difficult games of chews. Renliring hb. peril, Mr. Artur's Mtn re tnaioed by ht> bedside all day, and in -the afternoon it was dear that his lungs were bwnming affected. Ho breathed labori­ ously, and coughed with increased violence $10,000 GIVEN AWAY and frequency. Still his strength vu wonderful. ‘-Had he ptewwwed lew. vitali­ BANNER usual price $1.50 am! the ty," said Dr. Barker, “he could not hare LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER lasted no king.” His indomitable will, which bad coMpiervd wo many obstacle* in JOURNAL usual price $2.00, portage his long life lime, supported him to the prepaid on both paper*. Tor one year, for last, and despite die unfavorable symp­ $3.0<>. toms, ha was in good spirits, aal serened TU WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL confident of ultimate recovery. “You polled w through turn licknea, ductor,’’ is tho great NATIONAL FAMILY be mid cheerfully to the family physician, NEWSPAPER. It wBl, on Ihwnbcr “and I am mire you will pull me through 31 at, IS75, distribute impartially $10,000 this. He was speaking of a tloagcrous in valuable prewent* among its sutacriber FIVESPECIMRNjCOPlES (DIFFER­ attack about four yran ago when ho suf­ aud every^ubacripti.m sent through wb ENT DATES) Ttl ONE AD fered, and almost died, of inflamation of DRESS FOR 25 (TS will be entitled to a registered and num­ .-ax.-rj£ 482332532348482353 sassterss^-^ YOUNGMEN. T.UILES It. WELLS, Pr<*Jo>t. HEXItr Ik HILLS, STAUFFI S12 Tho mart extensive, tlwiruagh and camnkte institution of tbc kind in the world. Eight thousand graduates of thia college now in anrerwfW borinewi in the prinripal citiiy and towns of the United Slatot Tilt Riilil KM nf Mucalm for Ymi Men. Magnificent grauita building, with degaiitly fitted and fttrnWicd apartment, for the application of and carrying oat of our novel and >y»tcmatk ractliwl- of $jR$20r, “□.r Advertiser’s Gazette Young mm who contemplate a Iwrtinoa life, and parents luring song to educate, are particularly re.|U<vtrel to aend for documenta relating to theredkgr. which give full inlbnnation a« to trru>«. ron tiona of cfltarncc. etc. Addrc-ui, CHARLES R. WELLS, Fraudmi, MStaSiS.? ui— I . RAILROAD. - TITsCE TABLE. I nr He cat»(sll tra Prime Bams THE WEEKLY SUN. | Taking Effect Nov. 21st 1875. A ib'.runrit and kruiiwu nrt o« Itoxiobau. f.lML »rsKlw. N~:arwal Ewtotan* m Srlt *torr. I’lnrul .ir, ia >k*.*l. r.rrr Urn* •* »! tSsSKS-S j; । *s5Sr.mL’ un ■l»l rear. llktUaike itar.lasUeh ■> < lisa l|nsi« «r krntHKi.iir.,. the am i., wsr, will to la rawer •! Waiilwi-n , U •rilu iwratr-lklnlrlrwllcu afa PnM4ea' laliad Hiun. An “t Uara arruO art wr cfersal lalinwt u»<l Imp- riah>.«. ”** ’™ to®; i : ~ •’A.”’• r* >w*«*l •ru>. MORTGAUESALK of «U»U ua.| rwl 4 ,1 , l -rernl rrt otwasi. Awl Ikata kwuwrUl^al tab* .fD............. •I>"rw»v frtwf Iwrrtr-Sr | J.UaraieSi, a. la Mat a-nnf. rionwl* srav.4 c.-ww-t to«,tar HWMwtllawaal Hwwr us naiir hs< >I>( tore UMUltoH lt> rwvrwtw atone nl Sa I -a ail atorfrtos aralir tort 11*wit Nalira 1 TwC.' __ __________ 52k’£Wta»a Fin iam Jactoi ■siutoti. Saiiiai MICHIGAN AND THS S&OTH. REAL ESTATE. t S"»iwgsL-siL':.-_vari^si ■ *?’ !•!’ breathed with greater drlticuliy than Uforv. and it was crident that ■ his powers ' were Cist failing, Ilia mind, however,, was Jitile clouded, and he spoke rationally; to bis friends and relative* One of the 1 eyakian* remained with him all night, t Mr. Astor was unable to alcep, an 1 al right o'clock yesterday morning his death was momentarily expected. He was remscions, and sufficknlly intelligent to recog­ nise h» friends. .Soon after eight o'clock the Rev. Houghton [urtor of “The Little Church round the Corner' ’ having been i r.-=rii*^EsmSEl'IIX. •••'•"> '»•“*» a*»M**n- to**li.te th* .il l •■xat do* i a.-.iSa ’ "•»“•"»«»«toiaa ZrtOrk, 1 «w«wH Mgrtesto ljwrtt.rti.IUi ..i4 Athwa l- | <>.. r-M»watoa>i«r U>*re<>i>to'4slr vrrtBM.r *«>— CHROMOS AND FRAMES. 1 tlwrwwsM II I. or4rt..t. Iku MowSsr th. IMti tjar ; tb. hair, al law at m>4 dartatoi. .*4 all usher tormw* tal.reclt-l to »abl aalale. are tr.ui.nl to OMr rt a to-rtaw vf rai l Cwrt. Urn to Utt* a* ike Pruteir oa<- ta ito ettr a* Itailac. ae.4 tk>. r.uur il awr Ibare k-. >kr the rrsjrt if ika IwtUl-iaae .h.eM •« to erunttot A«t H t* far ttor unitord that ..H Kittoerr (rte a-lie. t» the Host. IwiaetoiM in awM wulo. rf the 4«mi of ra)4 pattoen. and Ito b tones Ito-aoT. b, i?s84.-B:sysc!u“.--gs'Ai*- SmSCOP:SAND VIEWS, PHOTOGRAPHIC BAWL r 1 "**: "Trtz.'sri...... ■ewtewl : IkrtVmHlwrttartbe Cto.lr atlUrrr aaA ata*. «TOt asel"« M-m-Uur a. 1. ICS. aa* t« O*""'!** m 41 tana* mi tto etof. ato ! naTwir n*i' jTTm* j ^1 jitTl ■I rbaOela^aM *rt itoat U-rttoC. tto laa-U ato l»ar1 itomt aa .hall 1- OKnwart 1“ .au-rj tto wall * ’ ""l*0"1 /1 aXl 1? uy'‘t^*s*'| *.***»rt w..-* aah * -t rtrllaaisirlf all ,\n,alm Ito Mf.TwmTa-aaA.. ; <«-«i-.r iu- art *-<a»i s«.>--rin.«< artUaw Uit.tr *<* {wi ail m i-**- i •• <t> awns. j»r ru-r- t-woa Lawson's Curative Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, !;tl ’ ll W'J E j - *2 J « ' FOR SALE! ii FARM j’ CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN l| I -': Mh ' wiJI not amount to km than one hundred miBion dollars, the whole of which vast aum will probably paw under the control nf hia »m William Astor. Jails* at Prohue. NAL»:OK HXHCUT1ON. i L« i-nnEMirF. iwws •«»«> RAMIS imtlOI. Tkr brlllMe Sl.n l.lae BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT « &*^-^?Uir's; %'& *i5;,r.t3 jsSCt 0* law* arroMlas to Ito I'.u.a iHalo* anti »r to Uw 1 if l!r I'Jf/J'.',o nlM. to Alcon, lour a—< AasuUa tu.lr, liaataa* . ato win. «> u-t- tortT <y-i"-r. ."J ata., a iXLErw i1i S SIB i t i it io*a. Urtrepsl'lK. Ililri..* Manufacturers, Importer--& Dealer- It -•'■"' MULtCt. . JI-rtr.r-I'noiLtTi: ordkk'. , KTATX or MICHinAX. rowwreariUrrr.v.1 -J fcSuV.iUL'a’SSK t.7 5 fc£ tor. U itor.tt ua.thu-t-.ao4 rtrill kawirvd aad ; torrwir^i... CrtHtot. 8. C. riiwilf. Jwttsr af Ptotot.. t«J*« toallrr af tlie ntalt ul Altel Cwllier of 0*41 c.isntr. <lreaaa«4 | ilw nrtor a*4 Silas l»w MlittMLdBte sartUJ , '.fl ur.Ua- f_ Cottier.>4«w •/aU4 Ha/ laaCrt m~w.lk.rrtM ~i l-rtflli.f a4w.twf.tr. iW Broadway, .New York F ! E.H-T. AhtHoKY $co »J.97 ’ il $i’yiiita .$ S B -rf M ils taste! tuljolninr ■. a good but 1 if tijSs A FINESRAIM •STw f-'Hl-: I U.OII Wil ai jmMS' a.toaa -a L I «*!*p»rs» rr.Mii a-*-. *r i»-Cua'i iLw-. toito tvi» * ..r >• Ml Ic at iianr.-awM . >l-p- w.b jat WMUIBS o>. etnmli ‘V’to '"Z2J"'* r*«*» mn»t». •««. r;.^. .... .;.i.. ............. .„ ,, . ........... 1 Mtnsaaw. owirtwa IS: «»to. mM marine waa MIO.I ,iItoto. .riba* -UrE » 1 .1— la waaru Ito l-arwto.il at tto .smartwatva . ■Jolt.XQ.CUtoto^ | toa-lr-l .Mkn- tovnilina . •». .antoi , Wtorrea 1 Ito <ut. -r Ito MM laStotarrM Owtuao. wiu. Jtual llaulnn. Par.Skun. Immw DnAIM COMMISSIONER’S NOTICE. l>. 1ST--. M 10 a-riaeh U ike torwtma »f nit dar, eitto tototonf Uototar Uutkter. la, the Tawa.hiP <* Irsfas. In *al.l ltou.tr, aarilrtto tontrart F-rtheeusvallMnwil eaaatroataa «t a Illlrk ar Krssrtassswwa gat atsogyysfeOiS ■a l iiUItHu. of *aJ4 flrala ae are *.l lhew mttrtrtw) l» to eoaelto-iw br lb. ...nrr af tto land !i!i iB w h Snital ad ji’ ii’ .“tAff. DENT > l® S WiiMffli polnlnieuta nre lirst-clars in every re­ aped, ita train* are made up of elegant ucw Pullman Palace Drawing Room I and Sleeping Coache*, luxurtou.. well । lighted and well veniHated !>(£■ Cnacher land pleaaant lounging and smoking enra. The rare are all cqttlnned with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent Hurters and Coupling*, Wce'luglioww' Safety Air Hrakoa, and every other appliance that ha> been devised Bl HASTINGS h* 18 ’il sii^ySSEjs? WW< ’ .JAMBS WrliOVplITAUX. ttoteA U UtodL.» 4a, IF-wjr«U®r felinb -bOAl-.p A51» i'HOHATEOHDEH. ix«f BLACK k FULLER. BRICK FOR SALE! The Subscribers trill com­ mence the’ Afanufacture of 3EBJFLXCK at the earliest possible mo­ ment. H'illkeep constantly bn hand a full supply of ' BETTER BRICK than wajt ever before made SSsS'l-Sx’KSSSE rsn«t3£Ha lagajSgi s?ur«ss'ts cawiS £sSS=-s2SS'“=i^ fto’sirtowtlr aTeaM atonwe».a»d ItoSaUto^we XwrifwU n”” “ hUNCBI nou>ra Itaiati Xwv. Ml A. D. MCT. Awwwea. PROBATE ORDER. PRORATE ORDER. S£'s='“=i=S~SSS DMWOLUTioK MOTicK. "KrafTUU toZanSTram tto’Hlb Ktowwa iBtonwtwl to atoi wttol.. art r-iatret la Bautes-.Nto.fetCJ_____ ________ KMTSAY. | iiaiiift Winter Timo Table. te m i Corner Suu and Creek 81. Budding (lore oceupted by H«<tor. Cash Store. S ry.jtoUtoatiinaVtoWMelMSri^la toe^Oir^llawttou'to*oaa itotoattfl et<ai husm al.”"...;t,“ * pratonl. n. C rnw4le, JaOc. at Ftotala. , l" “rt mu.r at ito. «Ma*e er Aaron ■•atorr, r*>f,-**rtoJoix ato nilas 4*lr vwrttowl ika Cualanua.l ut tlaaaal. 1- Catn.t Atom>.-ram a aCwM total. .Mr« .to prwr* star to.Aanni.to aw* attoml. and ato « W rW* arid trw* tor nd toll aa r’KHc'isiusrssssi'EJUS I AMERICAN MARBLE or Connell Bluffs. Omaha, and Cahfora, Two through trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara thruturb to Connell Blttlh For BL Paul and MInneapolu. Two through trains dally, with Pullman Palwee Uar« ntlachcd on troth trains. DEN lasliiiie, mhi a ca Michigan M iS Linenln, Presided, Washington, D. C., was forwarded by mail. The Saturday follow lug an open liarouche, enntaining 'a rather large quiet-faced man in citixendotbts*. aud followed, by two "sanitary' ambulance* in charge of • matron and guard came up the bluff and belied at the guard line. Tbo quiet-fared man proeeml. ed Irinuvly pool tho officers quarters 'tn the tent* of the "Mmwaehttrette dirisimt'' by the side of wbkh Ivy the Michigia dtvanon.' Alter a brief insprvxina, the ambulances were Iwnaght in, and the poor shivering fellow* from Michigan abated their load* ■s^spasu staratsS." O« DR. C. A SMITH' i IJST m irTB. P-PEC Jeanrt ot vf UM a arewsa.ewrwwr Ekratetea. 1 Per Cal. eastern ourwkirt* cf,Alexandria, Virginia, wa* surmounted by Fort Lyon, and to it* base by tho Hibley tents of a camp of from 9,(MX) to 13,WO so calW ronralo*cent», who had been/crowded out of the warm ward.* and soft beds of northern luwpital*. to give place to the newly wounded from Bun»id*'s tattle at Fredcrick-burg. The Fibky teats, koldicr* fare, and inclement Potomac winds, in the majority at own canned a relapse, and a taufhlly augmented akk-tat was soon up- S^Fttr^SE lEfeteEFSis ROSE & WILDER. dying man. Mr. Artur partook of tbc holy couiui union, and then repotted the Lora's I’rayer aloud.. Dr. Barker left him in charge nf tbc other jAyriciant. suppoung that he might serhajs live for two hours, and imimdialriy after he sank into a stupor, ftnm which he did not a wak». Almost precisely at half |o.-t 9 'o'clock he died so quictlv that those a­ round him Itardiy knew Ik had paws! a­ way. All tlie members of bis family and IBhW* a! L ili Mr Astor laced doth a* nlndy as be I bad the day previously looked upon the pro*l>cetaofrca>rery. “I might,*'ho uid, •ihare lived another year if 1 had not •aught this rold; bat I era ulkScd to go now, 1 am eighty-four years old—loog past the nlottod time of man—and at my are life is a burden." In the alteni<*>u , a lethargy gradually crept over him, and by alow degree* be tail interre: in what | was going on around hire bed. .As night iiSfb. BUSINESS TRAINING. fa ta founded. He was very rretlms daring bered receipt for this dutribntiou. Send.us $3.00 and get both paper*. Sunday night, yet on Monday morning he was atUl sanguine. Monday evening a marked, change for the wcr«t was noticed. His respiration had become pninfiiliy oppKaard, and his rejngh more violent. A ateepkto mgbl left him exhausted and Euliug ou Tuesday morning, and when the physician arrived it was evident that the drooded pneumonia had act iu. and that •W?L. RttLSSiartlSIfiSSriS; l^ygatfBafcft.srK.* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-12-15.pdf 21c121ccedc1c1685b9d0502ca6a94cb PDF Text Text Ii(« RerdsLiCMI Basils Ceo. M. Dewey, rblTiiR AND PURLMHER. r VOL. XX. NO. 33 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1875 WHOLE NO. lo/o. IffiEW MB BBfflTO CARDS. HARDWARE ! ™ GREBLE & RUSSELL, CE' rRAL HOUSE 5 I would suggest the taxation of all proper­ ty equally, whether church or oorpontive, caaes other nati.mi simply deal with an actually existing condition of things and pletchne of F A b'FlNQS, DH0H. flv®'! Sr*rt Soiosoifs Ufa «***«<. 5*4yrs, tiros, Slngi/ Brils, SeV Sy»e* Foot ■'flflF®'!®, Ttll fflflr®, t?® Ifouor USUAL, 000,000. powers continue on a mtisfartury and frisodiy footing,. "Increased intercourse, from slavery. We have beenme pomrosod the extension of commeroe, and the colliof the mjiect, if not the friendship, of all ration of mutual interest* hare steadily civilised nations. Our progrews has boon practicable the peaceful solution of quoa. lions which from time to time nreesuiriJy Also tho Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel . BtOWiM proposed. Now we number more than autUAL roMnax nixiTtoxa FoVlIUpFf (}O0DS. PARTNERS^] 1 '- ' ! ' gra titer* night land 3 32S 1 Hw. now in Stock tor th. HOLIDAY TRADE . toll u>d com- L. E STAUFFER, IProp. stability end equipped with the machinery for the administration of internal policy fcqt tc CWrem in thia centennial year of cur national existence a* a free and indo- taxaiMU the coutcmpUtion property, aa hare alluded to, new power. Ta a word, the creation new State is a fact. To cotebUah the ditlon or thinp eaaenlul to the rocognition of this fact there must be a people occu­ pying a known territory united under tome known and defined form of govern­ ment, acknowledged by llwac subject thereto, in which the fonctious of gormi- right of any ed by author..., ernment to land npoo trench territory, and to connect with French land lines, and enjoy all the bfceaary facilities, or priri education our public and for private wrongs, and able to assume the correlative international obli­ gation. and capable of performing the correeponding international duties rmulunn u happy to announce the fuunge of fh>m an sequiaition of tho right* of noby the general Cortes of Portugal, creignty. A power should exLt, cwmplcto in iu urganlxation, ready to take and able Unital Statea to maintain iu place among the nation* of the earth. _ While couacious that the inMexico, and in the West from the Missis­ that such legislation may be another step surTretion in Cuba ha* shown a strength sippi to the Pacific. Ono hundred years ago the cotton gin, thr steamship, the rail. toward the great eoiuummalKU to Ih reached when no man shall be permitted CROSS-CUT SAWS, T.'J.'WILDER, JVBTI- U or TUB PUML a«wral CaltsrU-a thirty-eight—including Colorado, which has token tho iuitiatunr steps to become a Stale—and eight Temtorsa, including tbe Indian Territory and Alaska, and includ­ ing Colorado, making a territory extend- Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood than any • other Saw in the Market. 'ZTi<nsM, HTOVESx The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, DR • IL F. PFCKHAV. Has the Largest Door of any Stoye in the Market. • crons other inventions of scarcely le-j value to make business and happiness were entirely unknown In 1776 manufsetunw scarcely existed ei en in name in all this vast territory. I o 1870 more than 2,000,001) persons were employed iu.mauu!*eturiea, producing more than 82,100,000,000 of product iu amount annually, nmrly equal to our national debt. The GRANGER s Cl, It >> *. Manufactured. MILO T. WIIEELER. and Haari«.t . Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. burgher. JOHN ROBERTS, Ht lUlgoN -DwaUiak •» Droaa- , engaged. The extnurdiriuy effect pro| duccd In our country by a resort to such : occupation* ha* built up a market for the J product* of .fertile laud* distant from the I» DRAKE, ( plain and the pasture and adding cuancct' tug railroads and steamboats has produced I its i.ur distant country a result not equal­ ] Icil by the intelligent parts of other na- ’ jt. W.’ RTKER. JVSTKB OF THE FRACK. Onml CaUastlea •KajuaffiSi****1’ ni'WM*hUI“*MU** A splendid assortmeut of line Jewelry WRIGHT fc HOLBROOK. jewels F. S. BOWLS nations. Each party seems quite caps) ef working great injury sod damaipths other, aa well as to all the relatio aq-|r intervals dependent an ths ex istee of {«am in the bland, but they seem i TOR THE HOLIDAYS. , MTM.1I. IIAVrOHD. . Luoitt 4X® 9*Xr* q°LD been duly proclaimed. factorily limit the ’control of tckgrsphie communi cation between the two continent* to than,possessing tbe lines already laid- Within a few months past * caUe has been laid, known as the United States Direct Cable should avoid any auspieitm or imputation. A reeognttfon of t he independence of Cu- directly with Greet npraclicable to complete the tbe time originally fixed. I reached the conclusion that tho conflict in Cuba, dreadful* and drtastetin- a* were understanding which it i* dr-arable should the incidents, did n A rise to the fearful d gnity of war Regarding it now. after a Here that large amounts . i of thia useful and root civilised mean* al quirrd greater extent. • formidable proportions. plashed. Thirteen hundred and eighty - whole duty and all our internatioaa] obli­ gation to Spain with friendly firmness and fidelity, snd with a spirit of patience and c th. subject meuiripel hwrcare manv t-ointe which riiitbolding right* of belligerency must be Government has felt itself entitled to com­ in three install- *4Te1lt dJ*° has furnished no evidence humanity itself demand the eematiou of the strife before the whole island shall be ind power, when free laid waste and large sacrifices of life be selfish and unworthy made, I shall feel It my duty, should my F. STEINHOFlAlso n. fine nssortmciit of chuling all manitr which have heretofore called forth disappointed, to make a further commit ni- We are a republic wherein one man is as good as another before the law. Under Gift Books, Book Marks, Pictures recommending what may Stnital and Hmital 1$W-AU lines, shiuld Ifta between wMeli they may of the Govsrnmeut Such a tribunal would afford an opportunity than British subjects, to power should 'be reserved roitunx XATtOXH axis thb ckxtubui. BXU1BITIOX. DENTIST । All of which will be sold,at Reduced Prices untill after the Holidaye. fr,nu nowl powers, have manifested thrir friendly sonlinicuu toward the United Steter'and with Cuba by taking rte-va DENTIST 'iuliille, ' up between it* catiseca and those of Moreover the nroocrtv of our Kwnisland C»U «od see for yourwlf. el the Post Office buildwg. Miciiiai. Sweet’s, H°Tbl, J. ROBERTS ' RAND 1AHM............................... LVOV A rtCKXJUSIl, PraprUlwn. in proportion to tho gvoeral diffuaion education and independence of thought and artion. mi M1UH! UUJH'.p AND ItQOJl. b-.’Jn r»-» I'AV- A CARD. and largest line of rp, MioiiiganjExohange. DsvaoiT. Jess 1. IKI- ' * ***• O _________ staking it the duty of the several States nghls and obligation*. highMaabysw^to qutratn mt* to Uiren ■ demands, but th- very thr children iu the rudimentary branebea within their respective litnlia, trrewpecUre ntOVBLO OS OCB MEXICAN pro ram te f 0^00^ of ai| giies. 8^, ^10^068. o Cafnars, S® ..::2T2r^ Jeffenoo St. HMtinjjs, Mich. > and Gulf State*. and between all of them ONE HUNDRED jJitTerrat pHUrM of imported u>d dnioe.be *J church 'Proparty- FOR OFFICE Briusiu, recommend the adoption of intcrrcuticn. I dull 1« wa* held sw.iinublc, ha. decided iu faro' SpLi/ioiD Sty* of fi/lt ufo E^n-lfi/lqs, Pijto, SLicrr-Buyyo/ls Studs. SALISBURY A IIBOSS HA I - cabl? cennwtii continent, and I arrival they will be taken into careful ex­ as an unfriendly act and a gratuitous deai- amination. and may, I hope, lead to a years, have h«-l.a .iirc*»« and have esul>Oiat tbe payment* were fully and nmlrjtioa of moral support to the rebellion, satisfactory adjustment of the quest ions tn .,1 t>__ .L. which they refer, and remove the posaibilliabed a reputation for enterprise, sagacity, I fp«*ii1y anticipated by that government li itv of future oecurrences such as have given rise to our just complaints It is understood alao that renewed effort, are being made’to introduce reform* in tbe [<irt where commen-r enters. With equal j jRe tenn, „f th,- adjustment I directed the tn, but this conflict must be one which administration of the'island. Persuaded, pride we can point to our progress In all i distribution of the amount among the ■‘•"•s “d-th.K a. tioaal law, as war. Bellicrrency, too. fa a fact. The mere cxi«trnee of contending u C. G. HOLBROOK. ATTOBXBV ATI AW **< , .nl.ruxl wustli l> all bo. July, 1869, and has been an efirioM and valuable agent of commutticatioc between I’oiled Slate* steamer Montijo, for the throughout the States and Territorial ba* not only le-rn remarkable, but has bad a 1 Urge iuflnrnee uj-m th* bmunaa of all comuercial nations rticlck. ■ ISAAC IV. VROCIMAN. ER-60 tlulrr. p»sw v.r. -U Cam TkUTID WITH VAklOCs vcwxas. rttl pnxlucts lull a century ago. Wc now should carefully avoid the false lights ‘ produce more than the world consumed at surrounded. The gorrrnment of Spain: the beginning of our national exialcuce through Mr Cushing, ,our Minister in has re*eully submitted to our minister at complications of the question, submitted. Madrid, with the Spanish Government. ety, and adhere rigidly and sternly to the Madrid certain proposals which he found rule it has made it* guide, doing only that l'.r .x-’mI-R JOHN r. cressy. entire rocii-rooity end equal payments were to take plan been so signally diaraganlcd. snrooM, whereby one party » and control tho island to the home and abroad in » manner moat flattcr, ing to our (wide But for the extraurdiraa cooclud.d in the ' nary grtiiu* and ability of our mechanics, ' the’ achievement* of our agriculturists, manufacturers and traniportcrs throughout i tbe country would have been impossible ’ <-f atuuttmcnt. The progress of the mines herewith submitted ; in order that if such ha* a!*o Urn great. Of coal our produc­ tion was small' now many millioiH nf ton* i are tain,'! annually ; so with iron, wbieh ^LLCIUS RISSKLL, privilege and the the French was inform* irc: opinion of Spain that ed. and yet the strife scats itselt is that of the recognition of belligerent rights in tho parties to the eon rrraiciAS a suBjigniqgaee 11. rnt government oapebla of performing obligations and entitled to bo treated one of the powers of the earth. A r ognitiou under sneh rireumstancns woi out aificieot cau*o upward, of forty years ago. Though ahe had hitherto denied her acwantabilitr, the denial was never actiui- HO! FOR THE HOLIDAYS MM. UPJOHN, in lisuday that it is t __ a* contributing toward that end and as re­ quired by the spirit of the treaty which we hare, to proride by suitable le-gialation. 1 therefore withheld Lt IMO. 1 CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES TO ORDER, •»> gS.JT^sTL.si I Comer Steed iu Empire Mock, He.-. OOR8 Mt -j ««j, r • ;■ . . �([lit j\rpttbliran jpnncr. of tfa t. P. R. R.. rakfe^sug tfaEassf i .1 “rt*yiJS**'**”* to*rtu»<rooi raitS?rt*Ma ot ua. Say.*** ° *** *"* ,a* ;u**a cswtoT,^ Map of Our Country! Ciicinati Weetly Tins, ■ 138 Woodward Avenue, (Opera-Hona^ Block,) era™!. •“ ----- 1----- s. & L ftteM l ltim Grain, Flour, Provision. ap.dCountry^Produce, DKTxorr. Mien. ***"*■ 1.223 J^te-Ven tefafa, tortI^rearan n^. „ Oer tausrire enter, from Eatura saakm* at.. " “,’3fa?EX3 John H. Wendell & Co, jig Cematete. Mmefaaute Flour, Grain, Pork & Seed*. 54 am. 5^ The reales veer uf Ahilre to to fa au* *£,«*** Mere- a. r*U- u. Mary J. rrttoe. bw wn*A 4>fath AiBlvrreerT ef Aaerteaa ifaro — 4*s*». Wheat a specialty Eriit7il7:L,SS?; euK exam to»»le -ill tsi* rock seven u Urjrturou. Bet «• fas* aero Uea th. -rati veto terr* —a- Wltuac. M. iwnuo E *rt\rira^^ I Btoeetolt It th. »to erw*ses« uf e.'rtll.asl str.-sei-ssm *1: is’irf ehuwtto efa rtro-tatiar ->Mfa*a to tfa W ra. L faeew.lt to tetr a*4 <Mteaee4ralM rttyobuert e-toUra*. -kite to to li Ifa trawl WUI fa. seMtau torsria*‘Me. it I* • *.far euaMaatiea falwwa tfa Sriitteri ew-s**er era th. tuny ****v. Erory to.•t: ■to^toetoiw^etWT je^twe^ .miw roeromlr txw us.'Ea Mayhew BusinessCollege EXCELS .»?as? ute! ‘‘ TF1*’1 rirom for uelsraeu to terete: "•a tett. fat eut Ire.-, erowral. rosuru of th. .etci to *n lred.be reaamtet * tocra i -.im'uw 7s a. u rVAt*” Wheleaaie Deai.ro to OYSTERS. AND FOMRIQK ER UTTS. Mraefataren bf^.rateteaito faakd Orofa, Rak »tXtel ‘KtlSS aoouwu FREE UNTIL 187(1. For all New Subscribers ms FOR KIGHT WEEKS' week, ot tfat rrer are -Mki.g t Th-t. era- If u>ro at. ww takl-e mm. ulbtt rarer, it w-UI att SSKSf«Sai! Eris.'SEsr teteral sereau -aal te rofa th. na. lastrhl l». Ira MaTbeW. Dram*. Mlah. D. D. MALLORY & CO Over One Hundrv-d Thousand Patron* In all the State* ot the Ullion of tech sellteet perllra efa from all rluaw of re rort^tejuy I* tfa rerairttri uf tfa Tt«*. at > » Jag—g Are. Dmog. BALCH & NOHTOM, ” flRAfflcinBaDin™Aifft*‘ Oomrr SU.. —.set Billings & Probasco, Barbie, Marttei^ Slali ail bn MANTLES, Aad an rtvtaa ot GRA.TES. rea. Itmt. an-ThA srosraliiea [will .n.bl. attar astel* to rofor Ifa-uKlrto ea.eflfa reluM. Mar. ef- Liltell's Living Age. **^*^2*7**F"^ l r’~ ” JBWBLER8 -*VDTBe- For 1876. OBPrisktkHtaai Mp to a casual observe* a* though tfa fenaere of tfa State m-oat. mare krgdy tfan at 8TEBBOB LROfl^ ~THK CBiTKNNIAL YEAR” ft 7XX1 BUte£*tot«M to lb. trod.ro farirten. Hml U«efol and Beautiful Map*. TO BE GIVES TO THIR PATRUSN. JOHN STANLEY ! Household Map of Ohio, ' Wbrieaaleafa Ketell Pretoria ri.lM aU raBrofa Uaea, tfa rriadsaj ruefa. aad GROCE RIES tlaae'itafa-brok aaJ.JS, fart-SaM___ ..X 8 Map of the Northwest. Canned -Fruits and Fish. funt th/irr q Liyuono FOR MEDICAL PVRPOEW. 2 j! HSSaSrixyi®: <<rt of lb" "On*urao* .oarlar (SO ot *o*Uo- wale sure* tiaxl" Ttoraato* Mmaro *>• in nan* or roo-ooow rn worn oomalaiae tony ne> *ena sr ms-. SO 1 »»Oto woe* ot lorn, alxoala n u. 1 ow > •ale rt Amr ns. la I*, eoe—Ivor Sorry, a-4 stato of T*«re«ion ootleo u bo**—r Clera lbs. bv elrteo *r ffl-l eipemKlu:.!, and u far » the iroc-efaxfa Jewdtn and Maaufecturfog men. L* «h. Because1 w* warrant all good, we make. Wo sell none of thia efiesp-wade Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. Tbe good* we make*la made by hand, and der. Repairing of all kind* of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Room* south ride State St. opposite II. A. Goodyear** Hardware Store. TliE MOST EMINENT AUTHera of the Day. such sa Hon. W. K (■Itoiaton*. Pro?. Max Muller, Prof. lhe election uf Kezr, a« ipcakcr, Huxlev, Dr. W. B. Carpeatar. Prof xxrna to ua to mean the nomination and Tyndall. II. A. Proctor. Kroncis Power election of Gov. Tilden to the presidency. Cobfa. Tbe Duke of Argyll, Jan- A. Froude. Mro Muloeb, Mr*. Oliphant, The above wc dip frvm'lfa A'uhrsuaxoo Mias Thackerav, Jean lugelow, Geo Giuette, of tfa 10th inaL Tfa Gtnritr MacDonald, Win. Black, Anthony « more sangu.ne than the C A.n.y.. /.me, R . ThomM •w the really leading Democratic ucw.Mi.er of Htory. Robert Buchanan. Tennvwin Browning, sad maay. tofan, aro repro. tfa west. Hear it routed in the page* of Tile moat demoralized, con fused, broktuup, arattered, diaintcrerated, confounded, fat, dazed, anJ knockedIn 187f> Tur Lavira Ana eaters upon its out-of-time people that exi»t to-day on thia planet are “Demoerata ' Like lhe thirty-third year. Il fa. new tallel io rotribes of Israel, they have been wander­ jeuraal* of lhe cou atry. and faa tori with ron. ing for many year* in tfa wildernesa, un slant increasing tueeero. Haring recently able to find their way out,, and rump-lied afaorbtol It. young—r rompeiltcr. -EVERY to subsist on extraordinary »hort ration* 5ATVRDAY," il te "O. without . Heal in iu Unlike the Isradite wanderer., they far n t got any Moses. For fifteen rear, they fave liecn without a head. For fifteen yean they fare been running wildly hith­ er and thither, in search uf a leader. Ev­ ery few yean *ombody has come forward and tendered hi. service* s* a leader, fat greai acauuat of tartier, *ub fra-hnew. ow­ only to quickly demonstrate hi* utter inea- ing to It* wrohly itou* and with a Mtigfraary paaty for the position. McClellan, Sey­ renyfarerM alien,ptld by no other publication, mour, Pendleton. Thurman. Hendricks, th* fast Fraan. Reviews, Criticism., Talco. old Bill Allen, and, last of all, 8am Tilden, Skrtchr* of Travel and IHrourery, I'oevrv. Sctentiae. Blographlral. HUioricri and Priilihave proved failarea in tfa role of a Dem­ od Intansatian. from ifa ratlro body of Fer­ ocratic Moaa. The failure of Tilden rin* Periodical Literature leaves the beadles* Democracy worse off During th* roalag year, lb* tori*! sad than ever fafore. Its physical organism, efart tlorie* ot lb* it* nervous system, its mental and moral LKAD1BU KOHE1UM AVrUOlU structure (»o tar a* it has any) are all torn win fa given, together with an amount nnapup Jta condition is one that paliara proached by any other periodical in th* the notion of ehaos more completely than world, of lb* fart literary and roitattac mu­ ter of tfa day. from th* pnu ot tfa adov* anything that has lately appeared. namcl. an ! many other feremoer l>nwe Eeeey. Six short months ago" Tildcu seemed to .Hr, SnmbH.. Otfae, ffaemrore, -fa JMilwe. fa the most nromiaing Muses the headless __xold body fad found rincc . it became an and Profrero. Gbaxp Cextbal Hotel,) Tb» Importance of Tu. Livt.c Amt to eiery atmleM, aeatterrd, and diaintergrated Omaha, Ncb., Dec., 11,1875. f crowd of wanderers, without a reason to American reader, at the only *atiithcVori!y Things generally are Mt ’■* lively in be. His vigorous and p&bably honest p*a*ibi* eunent literature,—fa. thia great Valley of tbe Missouri as they blow* against tfa infamous Tammany csn»e it embrace, th* production, of ring sent him unlike a roeket to the chair ware a year ago, and that ia partlcularily THE ABLEST LIVING WRITERS true of the Lnaincka in thia city To one for a higher flight sent him down like a la all branches of Utorataro. Heteato. Art who has »seu Omaha only in past years, stick, aod proved that he', like lhe real, is and IV.lHre.-te .ufflciently indicate! by the following vroent: not of the etuff of which political MoseoKs it looks as though the city faa seen fa are made. For lhe tournament of 1876, OI»IXTIOITS. boat days, aod, yet, there ia aomelhing in 8ara Tilden i* out of tfa field, and tfa the appearance of tfa manufacturing in- beadles* oljl eorpee faa no one tu put for­ h w’^'v’ rMTfa’U** •" *’"7 A"*ric“ tcrasta, now faing so largely developed, to ward fohi* place who can bring to them ••la so rtfar poblloitian css lher* be found gain hope for lhe f uture of one of the meat any reasonable hope of auccoa.. •o much of .lading literary exerilsn**."—A". > Afawing Tfa*. beautiful and cnthusiartic young dues -11 reproduce" Ifa tea* tfaaghla 9t tfa Literary. tliat hare grown up, dedicated to freedom ie. rtliriM tatomto. '-n*d4£; in tfa bloody baptism tfat followed tfa ouvsa orrie|* xauauzs *na see. repeal of the Missouri compromiae, and ■•Th* fartrfbli our eclwile publication.," Tl. auxbev wMsh flaUhe* the sialh you — Tie A'enoa. .V, 1". lhe dedication of tfa empire, now com. ■ And Uh chwuf. A monthly that, twmre prising the States of Nebraaka and Kau- ot thi* popular Mralhlj, sad th* last w* er* "Wry seed."—rte Ademe, CTb'a^*. to rood**, u w* are informed by th* propriawithout a rival."—nmyetp***a.i aaa to freedom over tho heads of ths “bor­ ter*, ha. th* eoneladinE eh.pt.r. of Oliver der ruffians'' that poured into these, then, OpUo'i Btery, Oetag Vert ; ar, Tbe Peril* ot a • A pur* and perpetual reservoir and foun­ territarim, under the load of the Minracri Poor Dey [ the eonelulsa ot EHJab Kefagc'e tain of OBiertaintosnl and iurtnmtoo."—Boa. desperadoes, whose name* are a hloC cm Btery. Breu(ht to the Prost; er th. Yenac JMeri e. N-irtArop. -It. pagro iron with lhe eh dceel II teraterg. Iteftsdrre. -llh th* *indl*(-ap of EHisbetb of tfa <Uy."—A’. T. Mtom. the page of the countries history, , "With it alone a reader way thirty keep up Nebraska is, however, to bs al no dis­ Dudley'. Story. Xataro'* Scholar. In addi•Uh ail that la Important In tfa Yterrture. tant day, a great agricultural State, and tian to th***, aro Glorias About Handling rZTU£i~r r Gaas. by C. A. Bupbva.; Th. Hrir ef Ltaae, by Botha; Walting upon Hue, by Pena fair, •TTro sblroi *my>. th* moet entertaining town*, that sooner or later WiU make them ley; Priae. Bl.oarek, by Mary araapr Chas*; •terlw. tho Saw poetry of the Engilrii Inspeat commercial emporiums. This year Jessie'. Sureere. by Aani. Morri., sad tso rug*, are fare gathered te(*lb«r/r—fBmato iaa been one of groat prosperity to tfa pretty dart*, by young writer*. A ftinin1’ “He psUMstioa in wwoklv aumtero (!’«• agricultoriais all through tfa Valley of tbe with. Bear, sad The L»<«*d ef the Whit* to II * greet adritaiafa over Ila awnlhly cearMissouri; and the productions sow seek­ Lily. Th. Poms, are Th. Tbuadre flpirti by wtrauj" fa?* *plrit “d A*1^ #f *“ Uro. S. Bsridjh । Behind th* Dour. M>» M. "indi.penribto to every a", -fa derire* n ing market are simply enormcua, but pri­ X. X. Hathsway ; True Low'. Knot, by Jas- thorough eompeedium of til tfat to adtnlraU. ces are ao extremely low, tfat It I* often ale Jay; Tfa Klnj'* Cbepel Bpnrrow, by Cl»- rad Mtoworthy Is lhe luerary worid. '—Drotrue, that fimrn tfa more distant part of MOI; n* Canary . Bxspe. by »mu. Bron“It ha* no equal la say oeotstry."—MB*. State tfa productions are uo* worth bring­ tea. We bsve ala* an ntataai dMop*. by ing to market, eepecifaiy true is this of H. Elioct McBrino, entitled Th* Storm iTnu.ua:. Wiaiv al fa U0 a you. frot of fhS! Rita Paper*. Bead-wark. Putl-pajr corn and outs, two uf the staple produc­ inuecroliosa, A. Thi. lam is tally eqaai to protore. Volsao fagin. Janaary 1. Sow tions of the State, and it i* also, true any number y«c published, and will reeeiv* terveuing nutafar* erefa. tfat thie ie very likely to bo tbe care In tfa it th. publieatioa of OHeer Opde'. M*c*>ta« Addroo. f.FTTgf.r, 4 OA T, AtaV*"future to a very large extent To otxr.re -ill be mpeadwl tar th* Fromi.^The^paU the producing i.-terret cf the State *ga-M4 wing *b*ar!.*d by o-J.ro a**cuiae>. but hav* * gvt*w>ng ntefavuraLPc market as the Tfa gtel.Kirai sxjdoratimx. far. bean Do not fen to call apos fOEHB 4 •rfiqi/r, JU w«gw>cy of two yeara sq-o. JZSfahy reaSL’ZitM tot in et tew. and yy HEN Dr DEraoiT Peerless Milk Safes i 11 the* hwn their red rahtot »« tUtmcu. nouer*. of whom 1,636 were invalid, and Believing that these view* will com­ 1,784 widow* and dependent roistioa*, 21,038 were pemioocra of tfa war of mend tb—ilvi. to tbegreut Mgassty of 1812,15373 ol whom were survivor*, and tfa right thinking and patriotic citisena rftbeTnfad ffaX. I .abmi: tfa rert to 5,1*3 wm widow*. Itis ewtimatod that *29.535,0M will fa required for tfa pay­ Congress. (Sgnadi U. 8. GRANT. ment of peurineai* for the next fiscal year, KaitrvTtrx maxmiix, Dec , 7,1873. an amount *966,000 fan tfau tbe artinutre far the prcte® t ymr. Taura win. ure^Tkrt gwd e!4 bally Il has baen aBOLMICAL B4FWBATI0M* U» THE TE*KtTXMUO. oan sail ebe*|>cr than any boqs • In Bar­ ty County, for throe reaoona: 1*L Bseauss we have no rent to pay. Si. Becanae we make thr mixt of our goods ounslvM. ' - £& for debra wntranud after a date to far eur again to tfa centennial year, it would re-etu m though now, u wc are about to begin tfa aretmd century of our national existence, would fa a most fitting time fortUne reforms ' . Fifth—Enact each law. as will ensure a qoedy return to a sound currency, rach as will command the rrepcct of the mNITVRE! Of every Description which we now on exhibition at our Furniture IB! fteum. faWNSMTSB which te— to m. importaal i. this emmtottou whmb 1 rassmwd to your c*ro-at consideration FteUlhersraloftotsuehcf the ie- •The r.tuaber of petunonere still con­ tinual to decraaM, tfa highest number faring been readied during tho year end­ ing Juno 30th, 1873. During tfa year 11,557 namcn wcro added to the rolls, and 12^77 wore dropped therefrom, showing a net decrease of 1,420. But while tfa number of peoaionere fas decreased the annual amount due on the pension rolls fas incrawed *44,733 13. Ab is esuacd by the greatly iocroaacd average rata of pensions which, by the the liberal fafalalion of CoegrwM, has increased from »9026 in 1872, to *103 91 in 1875, to each invalid pensioner, an increase in the average rate of 15 per cent, in tfa thres yeAs. During the year ending Jun. 30jfc, 1875, there wasX&id on account of ■ SOO CM 1 1C twwmr 1910 ttlS Us than was paid tbe proceeding year. This reduction in the amount of expendi­ tures was prwluced byxfa decrea*c in lhe amount lit anearagts due on allowed claims and on pension.*, the rate of which was incrvaacil by tfa fogidatirm of the pre­ ceding soaion of Conpess. At tfa dose of ths fart fixal year there were on tfa tHmriuu rolls 234,821 peracM, uf whom 210303 were iraj pcstaiouers, 105,478 faing invalid* and 104.886 widow* and Keep It. Where you vrul fixd all kind-i of We Invite all perooris to call and look ~5Uj£"5SSBtarfa-..«. T. al our xxXfat J iTSSVzJis.’rS nxaiOMS. IM COXCLCSIOX. A* thi* will fa tfa Last annual message which I shall favn tho honor of tranamit ting to Congress before my sueccsaor is chosen, I *fal! repeat or recapitulate tfa questions which I deem Of vital imporlanes to bo legislated upon and settled at thia scsNon : First—That the States shall bejequirod to afford the opportunity of a good com­ mon school education to every child with­ in their limits. Second— No sectarian tenets shall ever fa tanght in any school supported in whole or in jsm by tfa State or nation or by the proceed* of any tax levied upon any community. Make education com­ pulsory so fare aa to deprive all persona who cannot read and write from becoming roton after the year 1890, disftnnehWng none, however, <m the grounds of illiteracy who mav be voters at the time this amendmeat takes effect. . TMrd-Dedare the church and atate forever separate and distinct, but each fere within their proper spheres, and that all church property shall beer fa owa pro­ portion of taxation. Fourth—Drive out licenwd seMuality, STEBBINS BRO'S. SSL -H ip brin ■h?t-,ri. I»yments moreqwdUy then any fagWatioo looking to the redreno tfamof l^Itessdera in ooia, but it would heal tbe «xn—. of honor. The fagal tendon would have nd value beyond rottlfaK pwt Uehffitfaa. or psnpmir preaenta many interesting auggostions in regard to the management anil disposition of tho publia lands, and tho modification of cxistln.; laws, tho apparent importance of which should insure for it the careful consideration of Cougrera. rniw Iron, what sort of a pobUeetios II to. It faould fa aaivcraaUy tofan, *.p*elally t.y call and inspect our goods, for they all famine*. Pries B0 rail; fa a yrar. Addrroa 8. R. Write A (to.. 7S7 Broadway, X. Y. abow good*Parties having Picture-- to frame NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ~ would do well to p 'them framed of ua as we can do It P .arand Cheaper than any house In P .y County. Wc keep the Largest a, .< Brat oolcvted stock ot PICTURE FRAME4 AND MOULD* wo*, HuACxm, Papbh-*Holdiriut, WALL-Pocxt-Wu, FLirrEBXXMat _________________ HoLXUtRa, ’ ami beoaoM of the pledge to pay tho in­ terest of tbe public debt m coin, the yield of precious meufa would flow out for the bettefit of foreign nations, and leave the United States hewm of wood, and draware of water, because of wiser legislation on the subject of finance bv nations with whom we have dealings. I am.«not pro pared to say that I can auggeat the bret Itoisliaine to ^re the demred cod. It Wffl be a source of great gratification lobe able to approve any measure of Congress s:’"u.u^d’uau«.‘3^sf, tions nor our foreign policy require" that we should have a large number of ships of thia character, while the situation and the nature of our port, continue to make tboae of other naUooa little danrerous to us under any circnmstanco*. Our navy, does contain, however, a considerable number of iron clads of the monitor class, which, though Mt properly ’ ernbers. art powerful and effective for harbor ddcaso and for our operaiima dost onr own shorts. Of these. «ll the single turrstted on<»—fifteen in number—hare been sub­ stantially rebuilt, tlteir rotten wooden beams replaced with iron, their bulls strengthened and their engine and mschinsrv thoroughly repaired, to that they are sow in lbs most vftrient condition and ready for see a< soon »they can fa manned and put in commiMion. The five double-turrcited Iron dads faiiuiginj to our navy, by far the most powerful of our ships for fighting purpvMs, are also in hand underwing complete repairs, aod could be ready for sen tn periods varying from four to six months. With these completed acoorditlg to the present deaign and our two iron torpedo hosts, our iron efad fleet will be for the purpenev of defense it home, equal to any force that can fa read­ ily brought againat II Our wooden navv, also, has cruisers of various sixes to the snmlier of about forty, including those ■9W in eoromission cm the Atlantic, which eouH be got ready fur duly M fast u men arrald be enlisted for these not afreedv in MBBMioii. Of these, oM-thinl ore in sfifeet new aliipi, and llaouxh wtac of tbe remainder need eoosndcraMe repairs on their boilcra and machinery, they all are. or eon readily k, made effsotire. Thia esnrtiiuu» a Beet of ssoro thaa fifty war ship, of which fifteen are iron cfad, now in hood cn th. Atlantic Coast. The navy bte beeo brought to this roudlion by a jadfafamsoaresondtbsprssticnl aMJ«s Mu of what could bewared from tbe every other city and village in all tfa northwest-, and it it, however, tfa metchants cspeciaUy those in the wholesale trade are looking forward to a buaiuem during 1876 tfat *hall change the whole aspect of thing* in thia dty, and if, m they ’ItaJ succeufully compete with lhe merchants of Now York, Cbicsgv, and 8l fauit, then no reason why a burines* should not be developed here, tfat will make Omaha wfata it* more (anguine remdviita say it a seen to fa fo the near future a city of 109,000 infahit.ni. Aa a place in which to live and enjoy life we do not koov of a single city in tho Union that has more adventagm than thia. Tfa society hero ia said to fa a. good a* can be found any where. There are "eat* enough in the churehre to give ever, resi­ dent-of tfa dty a seal every Sabbath, and lhe pulpits ere filled by men of decided ability. Tfa educational interest are aa fully developed aa those of any dty in the Union, and its Centra! High School building ia not equalled for beauty, extent and coat, by any other fo the United State*, and we bear the school spoken of aa faing dccidclr superior by educator* and tbe friend* of education un both «idea tfa Miawuri Riv­ er, and Wc have no doubt wfal they .ay ia true, from what wc saw during a brief visit there on Thursday. The humaitarian MK'ietira here aecrn to fa doing their work iu a manner tfat reflect! great credit on all concerned The I. O. (J. Fellow*, fare jurt completed a Temple de­ voted to their work tfat cost aumethfog over *100.000, and il ia inside and out a model of beauty and convetuenoe. and what is fatter it i» property of the order, and no debts to be provided for. We spent last evening with Omaha No. 2. and enjoyed tbe visit very much. Tfa Mawtu, also, fave fine accommodations and are said to fa prospering, and doing a ra^ amount of work.—Thewaie ia also true of the K of P , and other kindred aocietiet, but of these we know but little. Today we shall visit some of the man­ ufacturing cslabliahmetita in tfa city, and hear wfat we csn uf their doing* and bu.inca* proqiecta. call at the shops uf tfa U P-. and tfa smelting works, and then we may fare something more to say of thia city and it. aurro-uudingv. Till then adieu ’ G. M D r i IB! HI Conprcss at its last session to brine about specie resumption on and after the fire: day of January, 1879, at the farthest. It would bo a great blessing if this could be consummated, even al an earlier day.— Nothing oeuna to me more certain than that a full, healthful aud permanout rose lion eannot take place in favor of the indnsariaa and financial welfare of the coun­ try, until we return to a measure of values recognised throughout the civilized world. While ws nee a currency of the existing standard the world's ^cognized standard, specie, beoomes a commodity like tho pro­ ducts ;of the toil, the surplus seeking a market wherever there ie a demand for it Under our peeaevt system wc should wan: none, nor would we have any, were it not tfa Centra) ’fo Michigan ; and, yet, with torn st 23 east* per baahel, and other warthy of .proi.l rrororh. Il to vataadam evr.-eb in peaportiun, there are not oaltie Is extent, and replrta from beginning to rad Will, matt Inlewtlng mailer. Ito reader, in enough in the State to consume one tenth geaeru) na«t b. nor* tbes aranlly Mltotsd with th!, number. Erory article derorw ought to bo well informed, say to mo that Stratton, bstwi hare only th* .psoelbrths there io m opponent intenat on tfa part fcdlrwinf. Samuel Sosa*, prraidral ef th* Drtewaro. flf tfa fomera to change the peasant con­ dition of things, but reem rather inclined Lraka-.nn*. and WaMern Railroad, wilh per. trail; Phrenology unoag lhe Seiraow; Two to stand back and grumble bcatUM tho ClergyBan. father and *cn—lhe gev. O. 8. Railroad will not take their productions- to Tayler and th* Bev. Dr. Chart.* Taytor—with market for o IraM of tfa actrnd cast of due portrait.; Th* Miartou of lU IIrt.ro. trasportatiuo, rather than to change their Itac.. Th* Cat-Bird, with ansdmlraM* picture own indortrice from a buainem that can ot tfa lively MUw. snda^leyUrteb: How uevrr fa v»ry remunerative to one tfat Os* Woman Coaquersd—a capital Unto story: must fa paying, and continue, aa the great Edw.nl Eotortra. D. D.. tfa weiLha.wn author: Railway MMioj,. which eesteina a mining interest al tbe mountain* is further grad dealer ad.Ire. pltM|r ,xpr«**d; Th* developed, to pay util) more largely year 8**w ot lUpptetort-a pby.to-pbitoropl.Iesl eroay; Jam** Barbe, tfa Espresraisn; ATalr But for their western trade, tie present Exehanx* n. Robbery; Th. Scfeare ef R*gl. pnapccta of tfa mcrehxnta of thi* city lion. Tfa deport menu 1* genera! of tfa au m. would look very dark, a* tfa buainua is far.:, crowded wlib practical laforsailoa. u ’t’ m ‘l‘* ’’’‘""'‘‘’tt*"1 Very largely orerdotw aa it it in almoet h with tai*fi*ctory and cacuuraged rvulla ufar supply <*f thia famieh sf dte asrvfo.- It ha. fa*n tfa production uf evident im- exo. x. dkwkT, r- - - mnrrox. r“isrd But“ ln * provemont in tfa condition uf chat race, in their stcacl a long U>ud bearing inter­ Haw-rtxo*. Mich. Dbc. 15,1373. in ths aggregate then those mode far the end will be ountiuuo. with only such modi** u* *UTe ®*'1 u*° “-“fiw op at the rate of 3 65-100 per cost per »‘J •fa” -------- *---------------------------------------—».tK Inram- ca»., «»«,, Mch certifi. annum, uf denominations ranging Zrom currvut year , but some additional api.ro <*!■• have U.u maton. of |.„reh^ *3U to *1,000 seoh. This wouldin Time, priatians are aked far object. Out iucluJ JV SPECIMEN INSTANCE. cd in the ordinary maiweaiiico of-- the tub cncrrpxitiAL Bxrosninx. ”«**«• <— anting fa ran reduce th. legal tender notes to a volume Naral Bureau, bit believed to be ofprewi*«T»U, but of cuatwm occurrence, and that could be kept afloat without ifamandTfa little attempt made by tfa Demo­ W|h?* * « rvPcrt*'l frwa *U quartan of the rog a reduction of a large sum suddenly. log importance al this time. It would, in oliarge of the articles an A materiab per­ my opinion, be wire at once to afford suf ­ taining to tfa War, tfa Navy, -tfa Tress- cratic leaders in tfa House of Representa­ ■ 8»™ occurreure. rannot and do Third, llul additional power be given to ficient means for the immediate cx,mpfa- ury. the Interior and the Poetoffice De* “"‘M to refart npon tU Govenuneni tives on tho firm day of tbe sesrion l« too Treasury to aocumuitiiuni »!1 Ue.«t citizen.. Smeh ■ late gold for final redemption, inerauing tion of the firs dettbls tomited monitor* partsnents, and tfa Department of Agrinew nndergiung repairs, which mn*t oth­ b„«rer.lh“re■ U the revenue, curtailing expenses, or both. erwise advaacw sbwly aod only u money Commimiuo of food fiab, to be contribute Io fa overlooked ur forgotten by the peo­ M pracUeubl., atu. within cantrol of the ItuprefcraM.tedobolh, and 1 rrnnmcan fa q».red from enrrvut expenses. tfa InJeruatite^Exhlbllion to be hdd st ple. Suppow that it fad been predicted set by which the record of eat- ms ad that a reduction of expenditures be by lhe Republican press, uf by any ReuralmsUMi an bo vacated, and should the mad. whmvsr il can Le done without tiuppleuKsted by three our navy, armed Philadelphia during the centennial year certificate be token up, n it usually j. by th.dipjo-.tu and ‘eonaular repU^ warfare, manned by our asataen, and ’ ia 1876. has been diligent in the diaefarg. publican apcakers in Frauiei IlaU. tfat pimg tho due execution thereof. One charge of oar instructed officers, will pre­ the first thing the landing Democratic v "* th* government to wham it may measure for increasing the revenue aod sent a force powerfal far the homo purpo*- of the duties which far* devolved upon It. and the proposition, so far made, with Congressman would undertake on the aatho oolv one J think of ie th. restoration the mean* st command, give assuraare that semWing uf tfa Forty-fourth Ooogrm prerent tfa penoo daufong to of the duty on te» and coffee. Three du­ THE KMTAL SBBVICB. would be tfa ro-opeuiug of the Louisiana Botunhsed ft0® obtaining a new ccrtifi- ties would a id probably *18,000,000 to one of the marked cfaractcriaUai uf tbe .trife, notwilhataadiog its acknowledged th. court in the pl^e of that thr prewmt amount roocivod for import, The report of the Postmaster General, wWAh»b-n taken front him. Tho and would in no way increase the price, herewith tranamitted, give* a full history exhibition. The board fas afaerved com- sctileuient. Wfat an cattery there would erfl haa become eo greet and of such fro- paid for those article by the cousumera of tbs workings of the department for the meudaU* economy in tfa matter of the fare been in Democratic quarters over qMot occurrence thht I cannot too etroor- There artiries are the product, of oountrica year just past. It will fa observed that erection of building* for lhe governmental exhibit, th. expense of which, it U eati- Republican effrontery and recklcwmeaa, iy recommend that auine effective measure* colleetiag revenue from exports and at we **)° P?’vi<le ? P«>P« remedy thchrgrai cvtutuncn, reduce the duties era! treasury facrare^ow the amount re­ mated, will not exceed *800,000. Ufa and it is not improbable that we should amount lias been withdrawn under the Md mourn for the vacating of any recon! they proportionally incretM thmn. With quired tor the preceding year. Io a eoun ■ fave heard sutiMthiug about a perrerao thw ftwlakoily made, and of punishing this addition to the revenue, many duties cy ro situated as the United States, with law from the appropriation* of five of the dispoaition to air the “bloody shirt” on all principaljlcpartments which learaa *ome of the guilty parj a to the transaction. now collected and which but an tmignifl large portions sparsely settled, it mast fa possible occaaiiins. In this connection I refer also to the can! return for the eoat of collecting might expected that thia important service will thuic departments without sufficient mean* And yet we did are two distinguished qu-don of expatriation rad the election be remitted and to the direct advantage o be m ore or less a burden upon the Treasury to reader their respective practical exhibits of nationality. Tbe United Stale wu cotauinen at home. I would specially for many yean to come, but there is no complete and safaJactovy The exhibition Sohthcru and Northern Rcprtaeutativc* faummi. upkoidiugUu right of exps mention tlitoe articles which enter into branch of the public service which inter­ being an international <>oe, and tfa Gov­ uniting to attempt thia perfidious pro­ tnauon, and was pnndpdly instrumental manufactures of all sorts. All duties pnic ests the whole people more thou that of ernment bring a voluntary contributor, it grain me It will fa sold that it was finally in overthrowing the doctrine of perpetual on such articles go directly to the cost o the cheap and rapid taanamfaaion of the is my opinion that its contribution should aUegiaxxc. Congrem has d-lared the toe aninel when tn-nu factored here, and mails to every inhabited part of our terri­ bo uf a character, in quality and extent, defrated by Democratic votes. Tct, after to mntain tho dignity and credit of no dis- the achemo fadybren mercilessly exposed right of expatriation to be a natural and must be paid by the coiuumsra. The du tory. Next to tho free sdiool tbs postoffinherent right of ah people, but while lies not only tome from the consumers bu ieri. the great educator of the people, tinguiafad a contributor. Tfa advantagrs and resisted by-Jw- Republican., in such a many ocher nations hay. laws providing injures our own industries asking protection and it may well deserve the support of the are in an international point of view of way u to l«vc the impression that, but what formalities shall be neccwary to work against foreign manufacturer! of tbe uune Gsnneral Government. tho first importance, while an indifferent for aueh effective opposition on the .pot, a change of allegiance, the United State completed article" in our own and distant Tbe suhaidy of *150,006 per annum has enactetd no provisions of law and has given to rewoLof tho U. 8., for carrying or unereditaUe participation by the Gov­ the great body of Democratic Representsernment would bo humiliating to the the mails between New York and Bio Do patriotic feeling* of our people themselves would faro tallcn in with the movement CLAIMI. expatriation may be accomplished by its I woulil suggest or mention, anotheraubjec Janeiro haring ceased on the 30th day I commend the c«timotes of the board for of Mesan. Wood and Lamar, and the aunens. Instance are brought to the at- bearing upon the problem sf how to caa of September fast, wo arc without direct the necessary additional appropriation* to tsstion of the Government where eiliteM blejha Secretary of the Treasury to aceumu mail facilities with the South American the fav«rablc consideration of Con great. sprung upon a startled country. It was of the United States, here naturalised or fate balances. It is to devise some better States. This is greatly to be regretted partisan prudence and want of courage, BDL'CATIOX. method of verifing efaims against the Gov- and I do not hesitate to reeomend the au­ or subjects of foreign powers, but who crament than at present exists through tho thorisation of a renewal of that contract, The report of the Comm ission er of Edu neverthelem in the absence of any pro- Court of Claims, especially those growing and also that the service may bo inoroaed cation, which accompanies the report of dictated lhe sudden change of front. We viaioiM of legislation on there questions, out of the fate war. Nothing is more cer­ from monthly to semimonthly trips. the Secretary of the Interior, abows call thia a specimen instance of tfa exhiwhen involved in difficulties, or when il tain than that, a large percentage of the gratifying progress of educational matter* bition which U likely to fa made more seems to be their interest, claim to be citi amounts now txwed and paid are part or by a direct line of American Mesmers to VTAll MATTKBS. than omo by tfa representatives of lhe tens of tho United States and demand the wholly fraudulent, or am far in excess ol tho South American States will far out­ । Jn neatly ^cvcry annual meaaage that IWmocracy iu Congrcs* intervention of a government which they the real bases sustained. The luge amou■ weigh the expense of service. By the act of Congros. approved . Tfat party ha* within its rank* a mau pt of laawa prpven, according to existing for yean they have rendered no service laws, by afidavita of ficticious or uuaerupu- March 3d. 1875, almost all muter, wheth­ Congress I fare called attention io°tfa of material disaffected almost to the verge nor held themselves in any way amenable loin pervoti! to hare l«n sustained on er properly mail matter or not, mar be anomalous nut to say smidalou* condition in other casts naturalised citizen. immed •mall farms and pfantatioiw, arc not only sent any distance through the mails in ol affair* existing in the Territory of Utah of disloyalty, reckleM afaust beyond tfa lately after naturalization have returned far beyond tho possible yield of those places packages, not exceeding four pounds in and have asked for definite tegtalation to power of vigilant leadera to control, and to their native country, hate become en- for any onoyeur, but m eve^r one knows weight, for the sum of 16c per pound. correct U. That polygamy should exist in ravenous with eighteen yrar* absence from a free country, without the power to punres or pursuits inconsistent with A men and who has tinted tho scene, of those nuUrr goes this would are tn entirely pro­ i«h so flagrant a crime against decency and the short allowsnee imputed by wandering caa citizenship. and evince no intent to spoliations, are in many instancca more per. but I suggest that the law fa so morality, seems pryporterofa. True, there U no law to sutain this unnatural vice, tn tfa devious way* of acccsaion. return to the United States, unlroi called than the individual claimants were amended as to exclude from th. mails mer­ At thia moment country papers of the upon to discharge some duty to’ the roun ever worth, including their personal and chandise of all daaeripciona and limit but what ia needed is a law u> punish it. try when they are residing, when at once real estate. Tbe report of the Attorney chia trsmportation to all article, enumer­ and al the same lime to fix the statics of South contain advctliacmeiit* of -plan* for they assert their dtisrnship and call upon Genera), which win be submitted to Cou- ated and which may fa elated as mail lhe innocent children, tfa offspring of this obtaining and accuring list* uf the market system, and of thepoaaibly innocent wires. tbere^vueaUUrro ofthe guveromtent toaic grew at an early day, wiU contain a de­ matter proper. But. a* an institution, polygamy should fa value of slarot “prior to Lincoln's Eman­ them in tbsr unjust pretensions. It is but : tailed history of awards made and of THS BLACK HtLLS. cipation Proclamation.'' Tfa achetuc fur banished from the land. juMice totilbctjaflde ciyzcmitha: no doubt claim* pending of the class here referred ' The discoveiy of gold in th. Black THE IMI-OBTATIOX Or CIIIXK.1E WOMEX. procuring the refunding of the cotton lax should axial on aueh questions and that Con ^tX WAB DXr.lBTXBNT. Hills, a portion of ths Sioux Beservation. While thia is bring done, I invito tfa is well organised, and ia the pct project of how expatriation shall be accomplished The report of the Secretary of War sc- has had ths effect to induce a large emi­ attention of Congrtn* to another, though Beck of Kentucky, who hopes to return to and right of otizenship be established. ccmjnnying this mc-«age gives a detailed gration of miner* to that point. Thin perhaps no l«m an evil, the importation of Washington aa l’nite-1 Stalo- Senator. I also invite your attention to the neces­ account of the army operation, for the far the effect to protect tbs treaty right, Chinese women, bnt few of whom arc sity of regulating by law the status of year just [ossed, tbe expenrea for maintes of the Indiana of that section has been brought to our port" to pursue honorable The Southern claim* fafore tfa oimmi** aian of tfat oatne fave already reached American women who may many foreign aaec, ect., with'rceommdations for legfafa anecvwaful, but the next year will certainly oe useful -iccupation* era and of defining more fully that of tion', to which I respectfully invite your witness a large increote of inch cmigra- thk ni»m»iTiox nr rvni.ie laxim ix the nominal sum of *60,000,060, filled by attention. To some of thevc 1 invite .<tp»- tiou. The negotiation* far the niliuquuiiabout 22,000 claimant*. Their real va­ » TKBBiTontra tuent uf the gold Geld* having failed, it American parents, who may raid, abroad cisl consideration Obserraliotu while visiting tfa Terri­ lidity may fa inferred from the fact that and also of rone further provisions rtguFirst—The necessity of making *306, will be ueeoaary for Congmw tu adopt fating or giving legal effect to the marri­ 000 of the appropriation for the subsist tome measure* to relieve the embamus tories of Wyoming, Utah and Colorado, *4,717387 of these claim, shrunk oil ex­ during tfa jaal autumn, convincing me amination to *943,713 But more ac­ ages of American citizom contracted in cnee deportment arailabfa before tbe be­ merit growing uut uf the cause named. that the cxntiag law* regulating the di*- commodating officera appointed in the foreign eountriro. ginning <f the next Steal year. Without The Secretary of the interior suggest, that The correspondent* submitted herewith this prorWoa thr troops at pointe distant the supplies now appropriated fur the «tt» position uf public land*, timber, etc , and place of there now on tbe Cominiasion, ur shown a few of the constantly occurring from the vupplv bf production must eithw tensile*- of that people, being no longer prol*xbly tfa mining law* themselves are very defective and should fa carefully a tlight change in the law. covering rach go without food, or the existing laws will obligatory under the treaty of 1S6R, but eousidcraticn of th. Government. There lie violated. It is rxHatrendcd with enst simply a gratuity, may fa totonl i-r with­ amended, and al au early day. In a Ter­ cares. WuuM open the door to au immenne ritory where cnllivalioo of tfa soil can squandering of the public looney. held at hia discretion in few subjects to engage the attention of to the Treasury. Be­ . only fa followed by irrigation, and where Congress on which more delicate relation Second—His reevmviidatiun for thp en­ TUX I.XDIAN rUBITOKV irrigitiun is not practicable, ami the land* sides those, are innumchble claims for actment of ■ rywtem of annuitise for the The rondition of the Indian Territory, can only fa used a* pasturage, a nd thia rent, claim* for the |o*iuia: of f-outhern familicn of deceased officer* by voluntary to which I ha*e referred in several of my only where stock eon reach water to quench cer.ra* taker* mail-conlractore and other* TIXK STATE DEPARTMENT. deductions from the monthly jay of offi­ In tbe mouth of July fast th. building cers. Thia, again, fa not attended with former annual messages remains practical- thetr thirst, lhe land* cannot fa govern- prior to 1861, now debarred by complicity erected for tho Dqartmenl of State was burdens upon thi Treasury, and would ly unchanged. The Secretary of tfa-ln- cd by tin- aame law as tu entries u laud* in tfa rebellion, and heavy railroad schemes, taken poeacarioo of and occupied by that for the future relieve mneh distrem, which teriorj has taken measures to obtain a full every acre of which is an independent whose lobliyiais bare already taken up department, I an: happy to say that ths every old army officer has witoeaaed in report or the condition of that territory estate by itself The laud* must fa held archives and valuable papers of the Gov­ the post, from officers dying suddenly ^or and will make it tbe subject of a special in bitter quantities to justify the expense their quarters at Washington. These an- samples of the wild projects ernment iu the custody of that depart­ being killed, leaving families without even report at an early clay, It may then fa uf conducting water upon it to make it ment are now safely deposited aod proper­ the means of reaching their friends, if neceusary to make some further rerotnmen- fruitful, or to justify utilising it a. a pas­ entertained at tfa South and encouraged elation ia regard to legislation for the gov­ turage.' The timber on most of tfa .Ter­ by tiic Democratic luterores uf last year. ly cared for. fortunate enough to hare frienM* to aid ernment of that territory ritories is principally confined to tho them. THE rn TAB CRT DEPARTMENT. They are lying fark of lhe unexampled PATKXT XATTKBA Third—The repeal of the law abvltabtry in *mall quantities only, and a* min- invasion of Denmcratie office-holder* The retort of the Secretary of the The steady growth ami inervaMt of the cra^lauds The limber is the property of which has been pouring through the halls Treasury shows the receipts from customs ing mileage, and a return to the old «y»tcm. ba-ines* of the Patent Office imlicatea the United States, for the disposal and corridor* nf Washington for tfa last for the fiscal year ending Juns 30th, 1874, Fourth—The trial of torpedoes under ths in some measure the progress uf lhe in­ pl -which there is now no adequate to have been 1163,103,833 69, and for corps of engineers, and an appropriation dustrial activity of the rountry. The re law. Thr settier must become s con- furtnigbtr If the Democracy were in full the fiscal year eodfag June 30th. 1873, to have been 1157,167,722 35, a .leereaae for the same Should war «rcr occur be­ ccipU of the offire are in cxccm of iW lumcr of this timber whether ho lira (Kiwer at lhe Capitol their most discreet tween the United States and any maritime expenditures, and the office generally ia upon tfa plain* or engage in working leaders would fa unequal to the tx«k of for the fast fiscal year of 15,936,111 31. power, toqtedoes wiU be among the most, in a prosperous and aatiafacniry condition. the mina: hence every Soon facomaatresThe receipts from internal revenue for the cnctroling there hungry and reckless ap­ if Mt tbe most, effective and cheapest aux­ {xuser himself or knowingly a patron of plicant., who fare no more respect for year ending 30th of June. 1874, were THE UtHDOFTiCK. iliary for tbe defence of harbors, and afa o irrspsascn. Mk opportunities (or ofaer *102,409,782 90, and for the year ending The report of ths General l^nd Office vations were nofiufficienl to justify me in anything which the loyal country regard, 30th of June. 1875, were *110,007,493 io aggressive operations, that wc can hare, lienee it is desirable to learn by experi­ shows that there were 2,459,601 acres leas rocomcudiug aperifie legislation on those aa scttlemenU of questions growing out of 58, ’ an increase of *7,597,708 68. The ment their beat construction and applica­ disposed of during this than during the subjects, but 1 do recommend that a joint the war and rvcvuMnictiou than Meaare. report also shows a complete history of thr tion, as well u effect. .workings of the department for the hut Fifth —A permanent organiration for creaae was in lands disponed uf under lhe sufficiAtiy large to fa divided into *ub com- Wood and Lamar fare for tfa settlement year and contains recommendations for of tho Louisiana question. Want of pow­ the Signa) Service Corp*. Thia service reforms and for legislation which I concur ha* mw become a necessity of pcaec a. hnmewtead and timber culture Iswa. The miltris, be organized to visit all tfa States er to do anything for these agitators, feare causes of thia decrease of supply are to and Territories during th. coming rammer, in, bnt cannot cemment on to fully as I well as w« under the advancement made and that lhe curanuiwion shall report to that they may imperil further Democratic should like to, if apses would permit. by tbe ptVent able management. the drouths, which prevailed so extensive­ Congress at tfa next acssion inch law* or ruceesae*. will exert upon them a roarainuracil BUVMFHOX. Sixth—A-renewal of the aproprialfoo ly in «ome of the frontier Slates and Ter- amendments to the law* as it may for compiling the official rcceords of the ritorwa during that time as to discourage deem nceasary to accurc tfa bat interest ing influence, but still theirdemoostratioiu will fa unavoidable from time to time. tian* on a topic which I look upon* as vital war, etc. , and deter entrier by actual seitlcrx The of the Gorcrnmet and tfa people of these cash receipts were lea by *660,322 23 Territories who are doing so much for their coming within the purview of tho Treas­ The condition of ou^. navy at this than during the proceeding year. The development. I am rare ths ertizena occu­ ury—I moan specie resumption Too time is a snbject of satisfaction. It does entire surveyed area of lhe publie domain pying lhe territory dcacribcd do not wish EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE nine'll strew, cannot be laid upon t his ques­ not contain, it fa true, any of the power­ ia 680^53,094 sens, of which 26,077,531 to be trespasser*, nor will they fa, if legal tion, and I hope Ccngreaa may bo induced, ful cruising ironefada which make so much acres were surveyed during lhe put year, ways are provided for them to become Business— Nebrssks- Agriculture — al the earliest day practicable, to insure of the maritime strength uf acme ether na­ leaving 1,154,4> 1,762 acres still unaur- owners of three actual necessaries of their —The Humsnitsrisn Societies, Ao. the consummation of the act of the last tions, but neither our continental situs- i EE""" n'fa th? vafai S $11 fir the rafa fo . of the currency 8wimd, that the StoreyryufdreTnwaary be aalfawtosd to re­ Oysters received daily J>ree delivery and on rims. ^fe,3kfirSrt£. j!a*M! -fag.-ho dmlr. iu at ifa rale,“rirea above fur taaxte s-T. ~r -"-^5 fisp of th Uiitel SlitB, 24 Jeffrrron 8l, Hasting., Mick. N. B —In addition thoaqove eootki, X have the .gency of Croker & Farber. Ale, Edinburgh Pale Ale nod Porter, Syracuse, New York, which ■ equal to anv imported good, and will bo eold iu bulk or by dot. bcltiro. Yount Truly. ONLY 45 DOLLARS! Tfa. gtre. IbtTlnM.eMl Ita»4>ne«k )O*e F crWhat? The Mew Zraprow^ Baok rMd FLOREHCE SITBG UdDOL ■BBS Tte CiidmH Daily Ttea fa Some TMm» R Dees Net De. ZZi ZXtaMram. �Th. R,.rdauc\s BwuJ 300 CORDS W(55K SPECIAL NOTICE*. THE OREAT CAUSE cord \ C. r. DWIGHT. HUMAN MISERY. S at OFF1CEHS. -----J CPrtedto •rsfttia Nover before the war, or since, have the best Amerioon Prints been placed on the Market at so low a figure as 8c per yard. SPRING k AVERY have this day received and opened 50,000 yards of the best goods, which they offer to their custo­ mers at this surprisingly low fig­ ure ; and in addition to this we are offering 35,000 yards of very desirable and stylish goods; good colors and patterns at 6c Prints that never before were of­ fered inthis maaket at SO LOW A Price. The best and leading brands of Brown and. Bleached Cottons, at the lowest ruling prices—in fact SO CHEAP it is hardly necessaay to call atten­ tion to them. SPRING k KVEBX. Grand Rapids. J.M.axyiNH,p.M. liwl Wlfl Jititej. TO DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. TOYS I For For For For ALL'ABOUT THE COUNTY. TOYS! I TOYS’I the old folk,. the young folka, tha rich folka, the poor folks, aught «lroke, but it left both aaaager sad leeiur.r ie a sad plight. .... to Senator WIl.on.ad tab! h.m how Udly they off —the lecturer a girl from bls State—and be quietly made up lhe lota, gave Jennie a fifty un » --... .k_ _ — . . Happy Nev Year. Geo. H. Johnsen A Co.. wiah to return their beat wishes to their many friends, and wish them a Happy New Year for. 1876. xxJtlf XX33«I. prujecs. aa ’ CROCKERY too, but Dan says it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and closfe it ouL GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. ’ George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P bin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to bard work to grind them. IMPOSITION MUTED! Teas, Coffees and Spices ■Ssrj Wagons his now Wagon Shop, where found at all hours of any day. X.ATVTFS, OPPOSITION COURTED. Nationil Reform National AaaocUiion, O . but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a doublerderof It would seem as if almost everything had been said about DRESS GOODS and that the subject wu entirely worn thread bare. But SPRING k AVERY being alive, and watch­ ing the interest of their many customers as well as the fluctua­ tion of the market, have this day placed on sale a case of SPENDID ALPACAS in all the leading colors at 25 cents per yard. These goods would be considered cheap st more money. Also a CASE of TIBER CLOTHS, goods styles and col­ ors, which ore attracting the at­ tention of the masses at 30c. In fine goods will be found all tbe new and stylish things. Invisable Plaids in Browns, Blues and Greys, in Camels Hair; Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in CASHMERES in Seal Brown, Navy Blue, Prune (black a , speciality) Dark Green, 4c.— The Ladies would do well to look over our stock, before pur­ Buggies chasing, as we can show tuem all the novelties of the season. SPRING 4 AVERY. AH grades of Teas, the very best in the Market. Frexh every Grand Rapids. week from the Importer! S. 8. SLEEPER k CO., of Bottob and for sale at prices which dees successfill competition. ’ NOTICE! W. H. II. Heath, the senior metube. of the firm of Heath, Haliabury & Cor has retired from buMSCM in thia rity, and is now traveling for lhe Grand lUpida Burial Csss Co. Uta many friends wi>h The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen T«k« Notice and GIVE ME A CALL. v Bi wa predict .(sighing far lhe holidays. J. G. Rcxraa The weather for the past few day has been wintery, remind­ Hastings, Nov. 10th, 1874. ing the Ladies of warm and comfortable garments. -Yestcrnorth-ofr day Spring 4 Avery opened in addition to their unusual large E-4H-T.Al<Ti|o|'Y$Co. stock over 100 desirable and 591 Broadway, Mew York. 1 Stylish Cloaks and £aques in fur (Om. M*«»»11U» HMaU trimming, fringes, silk and in all Manufacturers, Importer* A Deafen tn the leading styles in both long CHROMOS AND FRAMES, and short garments. Also a full line of Silks, Velvets and Cloak­ Mteaa ul BaluhU Vim. ing Beavera, fur lined and plain by the yard, with Braids Gimps, and all the fashionable trim­ mings for these garments ; all of which your are most respect| fully invited to examine. Spring 4 Avrrt, Grand Rapids. ■ ! ihu defy cotnpctiun at Sxirn, Manki XX33w4 ----------- ».w Notice. if I Shop on Jofforeta Street, Hastings Hotel. qnlU light Holiday Good.! ,L ; will do anything raena. AdArena M. rasi, Marshall. Mikr Green wuhe tho public to know . that ho ia no* a partner with John Beker. He ia all .lone in the grocery and ealoon buaioewe. His Bar ia firat-claaa, and be wishes all his his old friends and the pub­ lic, to call on him and he will plcaaa all with priecaml palilcaesa As ever yours, xx32tf MIKE GRACE •John Stanley. stkrioscopisand raws, PHOTOGRAPHIC IATIBIALS. Farmers Notice -Ulin* u4 reger to do work which w ball .1 Hltk- la w»li>o( and oavlinc to haiOlMm Dr. lielight J.AVolf,'physician, may be «toI’rITw“uJ’X, wuwiTi ft rtnmri TEA ! TEA ! I TBREX MILLION ACRES OF Hopkins & Barnes L XX33w3 Smith, Mamie, 4 Prmtoo i White/Rose, German Pink, Roodebda Myrtle Blonaom, Ylang Viang, and many other kinds which are all A. No. 1. HX32l3 ___ ____ TOBACCO! Have on exibition one of lhe largest Stockof Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash, fie have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and- Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. &c., $c. Give us a call. ' AN D S This week we have opened zm.. “'JKFSa LIBERAL.TERMS TU IMITUIViaS. in our Silk Department, a large line of SILKS, from the most Ora IanMtHMM. amt celebrated and responsible man­ IMH Mi l UIU IT B I ufacturers, “Bonnet,'’ “Bellon's” “Guinet’s," besides the well- a hie iiaiM amriNi beiioi. known “Cachemire Alexandria,” imported by us. This is our faIN KANSAS. oritc brand, one which we desire to sell our friends, which we 8.00O.Q00 ACHES warrant in every repect, and can only be found at the counters of SPRING k AVERY. 11 Yrere'Credit, with 7 Hopkins A Barnas. Hastings, Dec. 15. 1874. J. Cole* Son THE CM Ml »60 ftrtxsreastJtes- GROCERS xx31tf FURNITURE ROOMS. •» '. drnynwui .f thia tUj, 1M> a ajdaadid Mr. Maynard Mag a hard warktag. knnv man. had tha aywpatliiri of oar dllwn. wl>a n.anlfaatod lh« MW by giving Ofc hr 8ak it tte Uvnl Unit Mt The Urg«t Stock and the best Furniture ever brought to this city, b oc exhi­ bition at the. Warwomua of LHOPUffEB SALISBURY &BROSSEAU. mcro nra un HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. UK IHA1B Shingles, Lath, &c. UNDERTAKING ECLECTIC BALM One of the novelties intro­ duced by Spring 4 Avery, end which seem* to be appreciated nartwient, Ltdaeecwn pro­ cure any ofthe fashionable pat­ terns of all sixes, and make their own garment if they de­ rive. Ov ar 1,000 different pat­ tern we offer our trade, for La­ dies, Men and children. Parties calling at the pattern depart­ ment can obtain a catalouge. UNDERTAKING TU WKKKLY COURIEBjJOUKMAL ri th* great NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It will, M n----- 1 SIM, 1876, diMnUte iipM] «1MM �.•luitl safe w»M| **4~> «.*. W swells *> Hw -r I* ! IM. HD ®SKI temt: oestio >wriMlas>4 V ttwirc < t MACHINES. Yotmc 'iiARLfs' ll. UErX(iy men EES? tESnar WELLS,11'ruilftt. Hastings. • rwrifc^y^teS**1 lie mast actetwire, thorough and com• Inxtltutlnn of the Mod In the world, it Aliousahd gnsditaica of tlua ixdh'ge .tsgsyswro e*» Msuui.frawibu niiutl •T take pood care of them during the other aeasom of lhe year? TKy Jo n'oT ™Kxc the injury which sheep receir. from ex pesuro to tire cold stortn. of Nt>neut*T and the scanty foou whicli they loo often receive during that month. As the shosp have considerable wool, the owner ia likely to think it not only a natural but xU> a Is..-.: .n BbUfala har.br <a>4 axwaUac.I ikall aaaa* • s.rtb frost dor. of th. Cuai . HLTJ?-}*!-;?. .itSrtE turTfitritMT.' SSSj; BUSINESS TRAINING. . «rr«~" u.r/tuu.., I.- ^t*SM; g55^t.i.'3S8ra,tt,« M|.f lx.urt, H*r La a.icuuae to 1’ruS Young meu who eontempkte a borines* life, and parents having mux to educate, arc particularlv requested to send MroMlTA .a-si/ax’iT', 1:v.“ . tM.tr urexUnll... TIK‘SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN M1< E STAUFFER. wsreifi •sssSiTWi sorib of rw«. ae.aa <Tr west, ibracs aanb Magnificent grauiw btuLling, with air­ gaudy fitted aud furnished apartments fur the oppliratioa ot ami anrring out of oar novel ami systematic method.’ of If. "/■■J.T..v-gf! rw* ■ rna.ww.u,, BUTK-K ^Sfecrerttiaft- s-sr" ■, The Ritkt Kiiitif Eteta fir W Men. ,.i"JW. 55TRAL H< I'iXSl UJLLU, SKHlurt. i'-'i-sxr, w^r.-sia jxft lS5Ei ten. IS- -l.i. o< ua MfelUas-tiji. . whichlubM cobiUhol wMkljfsrth’.Ur; iklr ^■sssritt-a Eruy •*■!>«' I» wvf.tiir lt:«nr<:H *■»! It* fsplsmsuabrwoe tit !«!••> «ut uen kurwliii they can take care of tliAx*«re^—ln"lNr «u imerputurn. until siiow couie*. ('onasquently they receive no attention until very late in the season and arc ex pawl to MICHIGAN jsm.’aiswa ■Jtvrai.t.t! HhIsw, ramHMtw >nS AJvfaw. irr I'rMiral Mr Un. r»r.Wurtnin*u4 luuferm, In >11 Ik. . w~r»sr V- :al CENTEAL RAILROAD. ■ W Wam’Jattoi I Sulm TITkdZE TABLE. -n nsn ur u.« fir Ki ran ef ill tew of Pants tasc ttntotg. Taking Effect Nov 21at. 1876. r.l>s ISsrr sn4 Also** : estate MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH histsilSi^BWterS. »»st ks-.rsl |a Cter.Usg U>u .By olbsr »kn ’."•Mtrarr'ri-r'w/' Kkl'U'"»d "* “ri!M Towushlpof lisrrUngs, wltte good Brick Ifuuraaud all modern improvements Good-Darn and other out buildings. A rood Orchard, and about 100 acr-s of Wheat on the ground. Will fte told Chtap. TERMS IJBEHAL The stool of unthrifty sheep, it t« well known, is uneven, of poor quality and de­ ficient in quantity, «j that exposure hot only causes the direct lorn of many sheep but nukes tnsny others ' leas profitable, causes a small clip of wool, and that of poor quality, it*k» ktnls poor, and gives 1.1__ _______. . .1.. —1.1. .i -i PR. <J. A SMITHS Meelicn.1 Inflrinary. I«U. ■UtTADt.iSIlK.U 1*03. BSstSSE "CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN X. W. RIKKH. ja-reass adjoining 111 ■. a good barn tstyssw •"•.• w» .nt u*.halt! —',. a-,.. .'WlSWMfK'' November is entirely disproved by the cifinta .baste1 perienre of sheep owners. While some breeds will enduro neglect better than others, tlicre aro none gene­ rally kept in this country which are not seriuu.lr injured by it In a dry attacwphsrv the wool would doublhwi 1* n .ufixcicut protection, but. our heavy rains, added to tho rold make too severe demands ' upon lhe ritolity of the animals which are I constantly cipoasd. Tha wool holds quite a quality of water and when il passes off MARMsE WORKS TM. wU-lw, w. u. by evaporation it carries off a great deal of . li*wMki*«< U*it.jn,e<. n>Un >»t nf tsrLiir. • ■ ——— . e«Mala>*s steal tbe aairail beat. (Adds, uougha and Inntf canpisints are rmeng lite tnaladire induuri M.U-K I ri LLKB. «. rrrv.,^1 MO ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND by exp»ure io cold, storms. And this ex!sh«fcrer«E>r-."T!:~A“» gtWSI FARM FOR SALE «r« urwxraricKTat cases it evu off all ho.c of profit, and' hardly allows s man tu keep hi* ^uck «a».tire. Aod as all auoh be readily evaded, three is not the slightest need rff having them occur. For many ycara my practice iuu been to get tbe shrop into a lot near the ban> early ia October, shut them up c-r«J>*ht. asd during cold rain, keep them aSritdvd from the atcrmi. I have kept the South­ Down. Cotswold, and grades in each breed. ! andainroadopung’tlw |.bn of shrilerin" AMERICAN from tbe diseases which exposure cau^w «.r sggrarates. 1 believe ia takiag px»i care of sheep, both as a matter of kind- I «■ to tho animals and of profit in my- tsris... hlssAsmtsl. jllli! is of the lest steel rail, and all the appulntmcnts arc flnt-clnro lit every re•(■cct. Its train, are made up of elegant now Pull man Palace Drawing Boom and bleeping Coaches. luxurious, wall lighted and woll ventilated Day Coaches an if pleasant lounging and smoking >411 d |>atent Buflbrs aud Couplings, West­ hut house Safety Air Brakes, and every other sppltauce that has been dertord for thr safety of pnucngtr train*. Al train, are run by telegraph. In a word tbh GREAT LINE has tho H-»t anc smoolhe-t track, and the most elegant ■nd comfortable equipment of any road in the W«wt, and lias n<> competitor in ? 11 Si“ WSniSHfc For Council Bluffs. Omaha, and CahforI nla. Two tbrough trains daily, with L^T7. '-■•■. MARBLE Lawson’s Curative Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ^=az£z^,. ; BRICK FOR SALE! I whether they ought to! The Subscribers will' com­ mil their grain sod other crops sr Io hold ' msnee the Manufacture of them with the oxi |Mctatir.B of receiving higher —pricers —------ 'fill ..—• its question whicli, finally rach former onght to deride for —■ as others tell him to. at the earliest possible mo­ himself, not>rdoing Let each farmer get _ __ ____ ____ _ ment. WillJfcep constantly can, and then deride sa his Judgment dic­ tates, In giving our own views we do on Tmnd a full supply of not wish them to be regarded sa infallible. BETTER BRICK With regard U> grain crop., especially wheat asd corn, k tetros to ua there are than, was ever before made very good reasons &flupuinn aa advano- in the County, which wc wiU in price bribrs another crop comes on the sell at prices that defy com­ market. It is certain that tkerc will be a petition. Urge foreign dreTOnd. and that there arc ; L€ NESBET A WILLISON no large accumulations of old crops in thi* B3EV.XC3S. - 1776. A Nations! Family Paper. 1876. Spaitted Baner •££; to much advance ia prise- Tho hog crop is short in number, and has been made still shorter by dime, but the indication, aro that morinf the bogs wDlbe well fattewsd. The present prices snrsusbas tu afford a rotiaftu-tary profit. Futwro prion. Lrbrri «<Ue «s. unrorUrO. but d.. probabilities are in ftvor of scow advance far tho batter grade*. Nearly all these rMMHasd. Tb« Curs'.l-..-to-lcn, <L is U UmHte*ol.1««Ul.i!>-to IU|-|ITIII:Rt swsttss.’etttt.r'-" th- tormsll.to <■» ito< to.U. DT*TX»TMA.< For St- Paul and MiuseapeUs. Two i > tbrougli trafris dally, with Pullman Pal- . j I >>re Uur* attached on both train*. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. •rJ^.-JH.^dHfbSSrta:! The Reliable Short Line RANT AMD WEST. ’ acc Cara attached, and running thruugti ! lo/Maroa»tte. _>»or Milwaukee. Four through tralua I dslly. Pullman Car* on night trains. For Winona and pointe In Minnesota, | Ono through train daily. For Dubuque, via Freeport. Two,, through trains drily, with Pullman . Cara on night train. For Dubuque and La Crosse, via . Clinton, Two tlirouifb trains dally,, ' with Pullman Cars on night train. . For Bloux Wty and Yankton. Two,; trains drily. Pullman Cars to Mlssou- < They are run bvlwccn— Chicago and Omaha, Chicago Codar llaplds, Chicago and Dubuque, via Clin­ ton, Chicago and Frooport. Chicago and Marquette. Chicago and Green Brr, Chicago and Milwaukee, Cirtcsgo and rit. Haul. TLU U tha Only Line runn1,1g these cars betweeu Chicago and St, I'adl or ' Chicago and Milwaukee. Omaha our Sleepers with • At rv. ■ ul.... —_ connect .v. aiASD rapids aiii oet’soit . «-*••**•*•“* . s^’sastt^sssfai A Fsre W or*. HadrsMA 1t :.' fcgg^^aawdEa isn.lroldp iiUTi-lurSwS Uu4**sieirtlM" raK“^®»sraEfitr Unital uilttka OENTIj *■*•**•■<to an Inmbn lA» » • "i ■ lM<y >*.l A.a.iu inn. ku DENTIST HAJB Every year increases the popularity •f this valuable Hair Preparation; which is due tu merit alone. Wo can assure rotr old patrons that it ia kept fully up lulu high standard; and it h tbe only reliable mid perfected jrrrp-, ■ration tut restoring Caxv oa Fax,an Ham tu Id youpifiu colon making it ■oft, ItMiaous, find silken. Tire sculp, by its use, becomes white and c!«an.' It rsmi>v«s nil eruptions and dnndniC and, by its tonic properties, prevents j the hrur front falling out, ns it stituu- i late* and nourishes the hair-glands. By its use, tbe hair grown thicker r.nd I ----- y„ > .> 1. . ... — — ,t.a i CflANClClUffALfc. s-SiF; •ft Busts 8(1 Ill I PAINTER “ CM. »~l . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-12-22.pdf fd9fa9a83d45db931a4036a63237a894 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22. 187: fBF Ull. IM BOMBS GIBBS. HARDWARE ! GREBLE & RUSSELL, CENTRAL HOUSE! Rm now u, stock tor the HOLIDAY TRADE « Ml aid <a pletcjine of HASTINGS, MIOH. Rte tetam mM II WSMCM Ite tea4 T.atlt a wMacraamret ktetate^T U a*kM>*' Aad arm L. F. STAUFFER JProp. Cr XRGEK SAME AS USUAL. Abo the Celebrated Duuuoiwl Tooth, Silver Steel te.nl Ik.reareUII StaU. •■■a srate to ikrt Alaiabts Wte rtvsta kU tells kre.4 t~ Is fast kl. Itasre-watev s.»a. 1 ate at la krr Hantes teas— MTOVESs T».n Utb krt nlk. I. tet te “1 bat. a arttaa w.nl to top. IVkte.l* u rert of teastdr arte. o The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, II Hm the Largent Door of any Stove in the Market. The ANOER : iii. Oje H»nd»mert and Heariut Mnnufacturcd. Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than Ever Before in Parry (’ountij. HO! FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Tks I aisSl “rti Iks knSal to.1. , wM.llMlteU. la ttwCsr i™. kU4 <i treat lb.tert. 1 Ila. L.t rea. « ask. II : Hnrrr.ixwwf.f. FOR the holidays. L^oies MD MUmi H h BROWIKAC ■^bssss""^~' Qolo N^pci/es tfo Oip^ipe, SpLt/ioiD Sept of P'pit M° Pipit, SLtcrt-Buppoft MD Spool. Aino i Snirical and Mechanical DENTIST win SUM. la all tofcke of Ft«fw.ten a Vtesaat tottoOaitoa. nnxi nKtoo.WAnt.r- All of which will be sold at untill after the Holiday*. Reduced Prices fro’1' • DR. WM. JOXKM. DENTIST Hartville, - Miiai Sweet's Hotel, 'IHA5D Bartik............... ‘ WHOLE NO. 1021. J. ROBERTS ML ■■M! ligbtmng^ aluxrn Hiadrt these with it. • Where do you expert to tench aitaiu. OC shall you giro up teaching for tba fatast? Ha fek hia heart throb almost to mfbeariou as be awaited her answer. *“I have not taken any school yet “ she replimi. “bat I egpert to roue, if pumiUe. labakvw to dnMMlUag feslhttboad, hot 1 hops I shall not.alwsn find it m hart at to b now. “Young ladies usually marry,*' ventn-ed iovetigata ia roncert a woedorful dimovas- l-_ j-n _teu__ ______ n_ ery in eciaare. the nature of which would then be . rvtamuoicaled. Th. young .tranger agreed to repeat hi. erperimenU ou the oOMrion of the mo-ting, and ex­ plain the prooom Ire maana of which they were arecmpluhed; fur the presenl he declined to make any farther rerelatiaaa On the nigh I of the 23d of November, IMG, there areembled ia Lomkm, there Norma bad brought out the writing books to show to Mb. Kendall, but he had ■carrely attempted to look at them before the terrific rtonn sa closed around them as to attract their whole ailcnlwa. Nonna iurrJunlarily drew , little nearer to Mr. Kendall, and lookal up into his fare with •n appealing glance that soouaed Io ask fur protection or at hurt aocoaragemcnl. Her Land lay on the derii cloae bcaui.- him and the temptation to dara it was la. strong toUrorirtod. HWbroadpalm doted over ncioaa of a .light feeling of ■stodactioa.a. it iu a grasp to Etorog .nd tender that be heard it. fur I be rohool Imkmc was n.rt Nonna had no drear to withdraw it; and far dirtant from hia home, and he cuukl a sense of protection stole over her that' not be utterly indifferent to the dirt net’, choice of a teacher. Gtnrge Kidding had died but a fcw to reane. I ahsll lore you and you only.’' week. bc(>re. and although when living There was a momani'a silence, ha still he wa. thought to be worth eooaiderablo bidding her hand, rioariy. Than .he property, yet at hi. death it waa found tliat he bad left hi. funily ia poverty — looked up while the color that he bad fur Mr. Kendal] wi. aware of three eirenui the moment frigbtenrel away, crept slowly back into her ebeeka. There is no need staacm. and honored the bravo girl, who to ask for what Is your, already.' sbeaaid bad l>eca brought up and educated no f.r ia a low. trembling lour. .l.ive her rtatioa. for taking the fin>t Ils caught hi. breath with a quick mean, that .ugjrertcd itoelf to earn her gaap. “Nonna, Norma, what are you own support, lie pitied bar deeply, tor .tying? ’ and hi. eyes doubly bright with her md fare laid only too plainly of the i the fire of |>maino. .canned her bhahing i fwc. -1M yon mran that you krrr me*'' ■She could not look al him, but abe bow­ ■ntly relriwd the little hand that he bail Ixvn holding. Norm, frit an uniruatod ed her head. lie drew her in toJi is am diynaa. in hn premaxv that night, which •ml kimed her. “What hare I done that God ha. blen-die 'cmW hardly undeartand. lie waited < until Ac made h«r ticejuration. to go od me «o,' he whispered Norm, rerted her hc*d on hi. arm in home, ami they wallnl together down the road a. far a. hi. home. He U>lc her the fullcrt coutcntment and hapfaaere* It , good father to «_• good night with an unwonted tendenuw. ‘ wah yon aaraoas wilh’yoar school tn the tone, and Noma wont home with a dr. Kendall,riaingalwi. "bat I should vague n.tnclero plreaure at her heart for , tom were qualified to Inch a higher which she trmld searevdy account. Hhsn thia? One day a. Mrv Kendall waa working rehapa 1 might do bcitrr pecunisrlv, near the achiwd boaw an degant carri.gr drove part ml Mopped at the kImioI houte dm*, while a gentleman alighted and en- I lered. Aa nearly a. be could judge the , dal Mono or k'rtton make frosa lh«r vautios, assart what srs. civan them of cUrity, after thgyhUtot thou km edge go out of thrir heads? No the Cur me. I bold my dtooovery altoe, ae will not part with it ody <m my ter they could not Imagine. At half-part eight the young min arrived, and ru> in­ troduced by Mr. Blunger to hi. frtosida a. a y ouaft American who did not oare to was urraeru in a rougu sun use wore iur wear, and wore a slouched black hrt. Hto hair was brown eml straight, bis ayea ware large and bright gray ic onior, and hto fan- waa u dsatituta of heart as a woman's. He wm above the medium bright airtrerey slender, sad hto ago Waa anpcrenilyVtott twenty-firar years, though he might have been older He was evidently but Utile used to the eunoty of diatingainbed pre mmm, am! st flirt >ocnted suBtewbet ensbarraaaed at hia poatttoc. but there was an exprowtou of firmarea about hi., mouth ths: showed a strong will and a habit of having hia own way. When he spoke it was with the air of a mu who knew the ground upon which be stood, ami his Sean the magnitude of which they rauld jadge when it waa prcnenlsd to tb«n. The whole affair et this point came near being broken off ia disgust by a* unex pceted requirefltenl which the unknown •Irrin; who he was and what wm hi. busi■irangvr exacted. He declined to psoered noThe hi-iromnainrd standing before I«n't it a lung walk? unlnsi all preaent entered into aa agree­ “I believe they call it two m'dre, but it the dor until achool wa. diwnlarod. Mid ment not to communicate what they might .dore not seem re long as that In me I Mr. K.imUII tormented hinuelf with coo- • witness to any living person fur a fienod with other ioto arts, m souw general ertajecturre which sreoled hardly befitting a •hall -non get ttred to It.'' of ten years, without gaining hie coomL ironbe. The aamc law I rv-diaevrered ! -"Again. I wish you sucrere. Miro Eirld- man •» odd and stern and grave m ba The Right HoaoraMe G------ wm on h's while working in a silver mine, uuc thou ing. If I — that i». if—if ywi should ibnuglit to be Wm thi« a lover of Nor­ mittle at os»oe. He washed hia head* of aand feet coder ground, and my knowledge ever need my amiere. I shall he pire-rd ma's ensne to tlaim the hand which had l^otme «o drer and prerioa- to himrolf? sweetest Iran- Mr. Kendall • youthful I\ the whole matter, and deairtd (n retire im­ I am ready to coosmanaeate under the c»a Hn mediately. The others were equallv ia“You are vary kind—thank you.’ fai- There wvmeil »> r«won whr it riioold not dream* acre more than rvalited. IR. KENDALLS OFFICE, A? tetNd the girl aa .he bade him jroml after lie. A heautifal girl Mke Norma did not home «*’ brightened by a wife’, tender •1 dignanl. and exprreaiona not considered ONE OF ITS CONSEQUENCES. often reach her twentieth year without ad-, new and devotiou. beautiful children rail- |‘ elegant in high society were heard. It renoon and departed. ••I al way thought him crore and stem, mirer* ami .ehloui without favoring «ome i ol turn father, ami hia advancing ytara ! quirvd all Mr. Bloop-re s aagneity to quell were made haj-py by the purest lot e that |। the storm. But the young man was im­ the Mui to herrolf; “I m aura be was very movable, am! at tort, at the carnrat solici­ At last he saw the children have the ’■ earth can know. ideiuant. I think I shall quite like him. ' tation of Mr. Blunger, the murantae waa And with Mr. Kendall there remained •chad house and knew that school waa for many days the thought of a pair, di.miaed aod N-nna and the stranger WHO WAS HE ? fisrmed upoe the subject. fifty ver- of age Ho wa- never a hand- ! aweci fare, and .oft. musical toiee that were there alone A half hour or more After some further roosultmtoo a sctect some man, and now hi. once jetty locks of lingered pleasantly in hia memory. passed by, and then the object* of hia committee waa appointed, to meet in three hair were beginning to be tourh.d with OneaanniiM sumo work, autocquently. solicitude came out and Norma waa assist daya, to fully iavratigma tbs secret, aad rilrcr. and around the grove, rtern mouth 1 a. Mr. Kendall was at work in hia gardm. nl into the carriage by the gentleman taka some action upoc the pttqoaitton of wen. line that might have been traced by I be mw a alight figure robed in mourning )u a dreary November afternoon, io the the stranger, who, after remiodtndaB pcsa. care or sorrow. Yet he wa. noble looking, |«m along the road, and the fare belonging r DWG, Mr. Biooxer, aenior member of ent of their prosaiae of mcrasy. departe I tall and finely furmed. with feature* indie- , to it he rocogaited *• Norma Firiding .. ucll known firm of Blunger A Co., and was never seen again. ' I alive of great furev of character and eye. He bowed with a fln»h on hi. bronsrd fare, rhinirt. and maoutartuers of marine earth s surface would have st*<Juteiy no wetithl. and, farther, that I waa pomre ■ Several months ago a drtticguiebsd ■<> kren that they termed a!n»«t to read • and »hc returned the wlutation with a of the simple means whereby this end <4>e V thought, at the first plance. I quirt smile. The school boose wm dirtant He was a fanner in gad circii torts ore.. I Ire. than a quarter of a mile from Mr. coakl be acrexupliahcd, you would only greet my aanertion. with jeers and ridicule. I living in plain, unpretending style, with an | Kendall’s and there wa. no other dwelling 1 shall therefore show you what I can do 1 <Jd lady agrd enough to be hia mother, hu , nearer to it than his. He had always be6ral. and Salk afterward You see ia mv I aJ< clhpanion aud homekeeprr. Ha was | ' nut . farorite with bi. ncighlwrs on ae- | and a young man apparently about twesty hand this roil of wire, blue, hlu tampered count uf hi. rrtkxucc and rroerve, fi*. four years of an, plainly attired, entered ated. This curonn weighs nrarly three there to no clans of people mon- s-xaal and and stood hat « hand awaiting the Icieure of the gentleman who merely glanced l food of wichlwriy frtwdom than the tannI era of New England Bnt they remmeted before, and it Was not an vnplrauuit right at the stranger. and immediately resumed I him. uevertbclra.. for hia high moral pno- to arc the teacher walking by every mora­ ha paper, evidently thinking hto visitor tn be a person of no' i--iportet.ee After a । eirdm atft sound rotnnmu arewe, and aa a ine. aeeomjianiril by reveval of her pupil-. । man of projerty be received deference Mr. Kendall dreaded rirting the school, ed from the school h«u«c windows to the sileoc-of a few minute’. Mr. Blongre laid . down hi. paper and, Unking up abruptly more than a -ug> bubble You •re I more fichl where be hail spent so much lime ; where he would not other <>thcrwi~quite as much a. examing the trsrhere, it about through the air with my hand, I Mr. Kendall was often appoint.-! to but it waa a ta»k which mart be nerf.irmel that summer to fins! nolrudr in sight. She ■aid■. Mere to a •‘Well, lay goal *ir, what do you want with two finger., with ewe. office, both of Town and Stele, and no one nevrrtbdm- For -.me reason he dread tuiswd something too in his mani-er that Wrong oaken chair I place the mnnou dite-hargwl such dnrim more faithfnlly than ed Norma's the least and made hn fine fiDraUrer with regret. He wa* not so cordial with me?' ■ .. .t ,.c •* write he “Are you the elder Mr. Bloegvr? ' in­ upon it,\anJ when I withdraw the wire virittbsre Sin! had bren looking forward sa funneriy. and she feared that be was mark tbe\rouil The chair craahtog • to this viril whh apprehrtrtoe, foe kind offewded. to ptocsaoa the floor, nnder the Wright of taatefitl to that of exammiog commit- Laa he h»l been to her. die twald not fur Mr. Kendall bad occarion one night to three Iona of iron tee and acting tehool viritor fif the town. tet . that 1h- was called hard ami rtera by call into the school hoate. He had found Thia coodurire proof of the grandeat “I beard of you. and camo to ace you. My rradm will understand wlrflhM »m |bu neighbor.. But if aba ba 1 known •omething in the roar! which he thought transact a large and dwcvrrry ever yet made by man brought «> rmbarraasing a position when I tell (that hia irvpid.ti.rti exceeded het own might belong to one of the pupil., and hr I understand that Mr. them that in truth Mr. Kendall ■ rottnenco ,when he entered the school room that tarried it in to leave it with the teacher that auccetaftd Imrinow, but it ia not oa that every person present tn hn feet f.ruog almert wholly from bariifulite*. (nftamoou in hi. relf poew-d manner, b<v she might itrturv it in tire morning to its account that I have called upon you. 1 Bloegvr stood apart in triumph. The am told that you hare cvusideraWa influ­ owner. Ji'onna was st the dmk writing. and wlwn it to taken into aenranl that the ।fean would hare boeu laid to red. He ence with the chief perron, in thia govern ­ majority of the candi-iates fur examination ,tried to lirten to the dan ire with doe io-^ He? cheeks were unruuallj flushed and were ladies—young old and middle aged ,tend, but mmh I fimr that he paid more she had a sheet of note pap-r before her, ment and it ia for tbit reason that I pay —perhaps they will kindly sympathise ,attention to the teacher than the puptla evidently writing a Utter. And there on you this visit.” Mr. Blooper placed bin gold rimmed with inrtoad of blaming him. ,and knew little mnre about their attain­ the drek, in plan sight, wsa a pbotogranh In hie ynuager day. Mr. Kendall bed ,ments when he left than when he entered of a handsome young man: indeed the spectacles on h'« n<w. and gated ia mute thought of marriage, a. aMtethlng that He gave Noram kind wurda of enenurage- very one who had so arouo-i his jealousy artoniahatent at hi. vbritor. who rout i a — might coene to him in th.- future, but be ment. which was mneh for him. and wa. weeks before. He would have retreated tied Chair charge. I have the honor toTrmita. “I am the inventor, nrdiaeoverrr lather wm so tniufullv bashful that bo had never ,something pleaartit for her to think of in if he cuuld but .vbc had already sma him. rtc.. Gxxuuix Mavbiot Mamiiali-'; | Her flushed cbrelji flamed into erimsoo of a secret nature, a prorew. which will summoned courage to take the ncewswry her wvarwosne Ef« said, “ia not confined Io metaJic mibuauca.. I The following to the stateMt of the Tbayonog treeher found it vrry lonely when du- noticed him, and lie mw her rcvolationiaH the world, which will reveree step, toward such a eoneummauun. end nf Men dav in puah a place of paper ovcv the photograph. natural law., which will inaugurate a new Iu rffset. mi all objects are the same. I Itritoaoiark: the older he grew the mure distant seem .. __ 11 — put it round this woulcn bench, aa yon “In Novemben a very isgMsrteat order of thing. ; a discovery, the remit, of Mr. Kendall found himseif stammering ed the protocc* nf matrimony. Tha onlike a bashful sebaol-bny, but be succeed- which are so vert that no human mind can sue, and thebrooh wrigfaa nothing; around married ladies of thrt vicinity hrt long this ehair, and the result U the same. rd in making known bis errand and look ago given him up •» flp* •F"1 ’bom all Hereto ihi. iarp iron -haft ami lUw Iu. departure iu the grealort ;re»ibl.- haste. their arts am! farinaliou, woold be tori; , wheoia. Yoe pevorive - that it affect, all No sooner was he out of sight than Nonna and the dream which had unco seemed so alike. Parbep. you think it baa no pow­ leaned her brad on the desk and burnt ■wrot to him—the dream of being a hmer over living rabatanrea. You are mminto Kara. And Mr. Kendall, trying to loudand father-htel frted. nntil only » taken, t will agree to pot this little wire rid himtelf of the fteree pria al breath of the old swectncm hngesrt. Ho round my waist, and step from the dome hto heart, went swav to l« atone hn Ulievrt that be waa destined to rrenmn a of St. Pault 1 wiH show you.great aorroa. He felt very bitter toward single man tha rori of his Ufa timeIl wm early spring sad Mr. Kendalls hands. It wm not so much the gift that lite fate wliicb had robbed him of the tore “Well, wsil,Biy dear air, Mrhajn you rural labors wwa often iotarroptod by ran she valued as the kindneaa that prorapt.d of the only woman hr has! ever cam! for to there, but other, camo by, and I ahrauk didaiai fur examination, but whenever he it, and she began to deem the plain fere of —that kid taken from hto de^rt life the cun—perhaps you can; but 1 am sot in back into the gloom. Through Kt. Mar that line of biuimwi, and you had better w» tailed in to qarilM them his Mart Mr. Kendall atmorihaml some. tin', lane to the Strand, down the Strand apdr to aomsbody dm/ rank like tort in hto boM., Il would be Mr Kendall's land extended almost to to the turning of Waterloo Bridge, •till 1 'rhe young m.n went oo w>th imp.-eturthe school house, and on. Arid under cul followed him. I saw be was going to bable gravity , Ovation WM within plain view from the cross the bridge on .foot. ( croatrnd the "I ran awing the mighiimt man-of war —...... -n - ■ windows. Kv'Mfontly thin price of land cainai street, had got ahead of him. and in the England poasonea into the air with my reewivsd a great doa! of rare, f.w almost unhappy. He glanorsl up aad bowed, but middle of the bridge Ibid myrelf behiml any time when Norma looked out she without hia accurimnrt smile aad nlcroul tbe parapet. By and by my mon came word. Norma would |harc liked tn sak could see him at work there. It was often him if he were ill or unhappy, but she . >. te, S« !•jw dared not, for her uqutontanra with him did not wvrrast it. But all that dav her lancing toward the bell to fumstoo a at*. hurt achrt whenever she tltought of him. T“ Wait, Mr. monger, naidUa visitor in It was alroady time for Mr. Kendall to vtoit Norma's school ™ hut be port- a toue of such deep rero^uor ihrt the poard tomtoog aabacowkL Oac rttare MtWman hesitated in spite of himself— niran, however, ho catered the school for -mait a mo^ni. I am not mrt. I know i you do not baiere nac. sud I do not wonSorttt £rt neror IreAi-lfuore brauUfut. g m Klv. » I **« The flush called into her fare by ha co- '"LuUmU upon the table, and whichyou all gate to coriatmly, Iras but not with th. tailor of all health, tranra didari leva U again that dWaa more aa thourli rtwne waddaa aocpower In itedf. Ilia only th. mam» nooo, and raithar tecebcr mw committee drew front the brreat p-*k«< of hta coats cummtmirotiag a power; s<£U, no m had blrtichrti the rotev from her »«mrt to fori the interrat in tha Mhool c&teaiM: blue wire. There wa. an iron shall asmim it exeoptamdar certain m which the occwdon demanded Mr. Ku anvil in a corner of the room. He wound diltrns; ami this brings me to the prim daD waa annually abarot minded He tha «•? of wire round the wavD in a mointended to main by roDtog Ml was thinking that to a few dan krttgrr mast, lifted it Eke a f-uhe from iu place the mthool would bo ctarad. rad -Nona*. , tbo pure, white bort Eke1. ffijn the m:. Th A finant and largest line of Heady Made Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, od dcoats,pants and vests, and a _ <. J- PM, ■CrjESH.'Sr yiJMTJS Caw, Sip aid Ormial linn of Overcoats of all sizes, painter. styles, kinds and prices. Over ONE HUNDRED He held the pen suspended foe a mo­ ment as he looked at her iauuirisrty “The daughter of the late GeorgeVield mgr* bo qofrttotted. She bowed without speaking, and Mr. Kendall frit tbo blood rush in quick tide to his fore as ha thought that thia beauti­ ful girl had probably Maa a neighbor of hto an hto life, and yri ba did not know that he had crer seen bar befere He felt that some apology wm needed, and he said with a smile such a. but rarely illu mined hto fore.—"I » the voang people about here so aeldoa that f can nearcely remember their countenance. "Il to not Strang.- that you do txH rec­ ognise ma, for I have been avray to school for two or thrre yeera. and have but lately raterood “What echord do you dcrign to take?” from Detroit, ex-i to ftxruinh tbe best of . DER, ““l Perf'ct fl Empire Block, Hart- �LMwwy. n^ tJrwire in .aadeull withAa’ Mri-ttr h*jqc«rd I SOMETHING OF INTEREST TQ THE OLD FOLKS. AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. vivid draeriptica of CUsrado sesnsry by H. II. ertted A Symphony in Ysllow sad Ited; * very ralraM. ctrafag ehapter from Mr. fins, born’s history of John Brows’, riryinl*. Campaiga; sad soother Uvrty InMaHsrasi of CovjrciL Buirm, Iowa, ) . Dec. 13th, 1875. | There iasomething in public opinion A* we intimated wo should in our last after all. Even the rookies* adventurn letter we spent Saturday ia looking around who have control of the Democratic parly its various manefsetur**, and its hrgtit wbofarak bo«MM, and Afa brief inspection of what fa actually being done In that city with the deprestiug financial influ­ ences that exist in all porta of the coun­ try, compel us to affirm that tha future of that city secta secured beyoad all parable cotuingnnci**. If there was nothing else to give it life and btmnaa racoeM the wiA it* Aourand* of employe^ U rest shope, and it* tranafer biuiares would keep up a Kvely activity in a city half aa large a* Omaha fa. Th* pay roll of Afa com­ pany fa raid to include the name* of 5,000 men, moat of whom are in some way ao situated Art they depend on Omaha for the Wgurariul of life, and thb fa but one, though much lira largest of the companies tlirt employ large numbers of mm aad wlraoe buainres office* are ia that city, but only Ae mean* of communicating a power. of those wo have not space to *p*ak. rare 'Intimated tn the last degrra, I threw the only to ray that the coil which had rent me sc. much mfacry anxiety snd »mq«eu*e into the Thames, one were rart quantities of Ac rich produc­ night, where it cvuldtell no tales. When I am dead, the reunpcuiy who Mscmbted al tions'Vf the mines of Colorado, Utah, and St. George’* Mail on that evrntfiil night oilier pointe on Afa aide of Ae Sierra maybe requested to cure their painful Nevada mountains are separated snd fitted wondering* st the failure of the mysteri- for shipment to the markets of Ac East, ua* stranger to return. He will never fa a growing source of wealth and prosper­ ity Art employ* constantly million* of capital and a Urge number of men, and bids fair ia the nw future to Ira of great national importance. AH in all, we think Aat the future prospects of Omaha are is bright a* thaw of any inland city on the continent, and Aat all invesUnonta judi­ ciously made there are as sure a* any can be to prove satisfactory to those tasking inner OFFICIAL COURTFSY STOLEN THUNDER. Qfdojmlin of Brooklyn. N. Y.. to Hon. E. G. D. Holden. Secretary of State, com­ plimenting very highly tbu •anangeiacat and the elegance and n>tn]4cancra of the. detaib ' of our State ernraa for 1874 just published. In the publbhcd census Mr. Hidden has seen fit. fvr reason* bort known :<i himself, to omit the Usual acknowledg­ ment of the woA of his predcerawir on this census ami by the publication of the complimentary letter referred to addressed tohims-Jf, evidently seek* to appropriate not the moral strengA to brave Ae indig­ nation of Ao whole city, and they are fat­ ting down. The crushing, ovonrhctmlng defeat that Tammany mot with in Novem­ ber, ha* had ite effect Tatmnany wifi, in a week, be Tammany no longer, fur ite chief (treagth will Ik shorn away. At Ae fart moding of Ae General Committee, H. L. Clinton, one of Ae magtuta*. and one of Ae few rmpoctablas who control it. active, a* usual. When tiumuoned bm aaid he didn't dare to tell what had hurt him. Hia Utile sister aaid the stepmother knocked him down with n niece of board, and kicked him about the •bortmoey, Kirby’. Carts of Fir,, from Ml.. Lou lee Hueklon'a pea. so.I ike sambsr I. well provided with poetry by C. P. Craach. Joka BoyU O Bettly. Edgar Faareu. j. J. Phil, aad other,. The dspsrtarant* of Ularatnre and Ari ar, divers* aad bright, add th, ma.1«al critic (Im aoa>* rtroag prals* to Dr. Haas veil of secrecy should be lifted ; in short that *11 Ae meeting* of Ao society should be public. It 1* understood Aat Bote Kelly lias cooscntcd that Afa omcniireapt should prevail, and that hereafter Tam­ many will be limply aa open Democratic but they ov most of Aem with all rertage of their more obnoxious institution* were driven from there to Salt Lake City many house*, and many other indication* that bss-juns, and light Ereneh hats, claiming indicate the existence there at one time tiny gjoved hand* in rapture-orer infant* in long doAet, trimmed and tucked in the of a peculiar pcpple. l**t »4»onr, held by doll nurae* in cap and apron, the waxen face* all bearing an sh­ ined mimicry of fashionable delicacy, and ex*gy«ratioii. The Isabira are in every poution after nature; one wee girl rite itr” STEBBINS BRO’S, Keep It. Where you wul find all kind* of FURNITURE! SALISBURYI BHOSSEAU, Of every Description which we Mil sell cheaper than any hou* in Har­ ry County, for these raubwi: IsL Because we have no reut to pay. Si. BccnaicwviBake the mo-t of our FURNITURE Nd. Bccsw we kev(.-.het>e«inf w«k- Jcwricn and Manufacturing JEWELERS Lofik here ! 1S8 Woodward Avenue, We sell none of thb cheaj>-ruiule Fur­ (Opsra-Ho^m®*,) niture that ta made by machinery. The good* we matte 1* mad.' by hand, and in-sire* la istmmrerate, Waibra.CMfas, Iswsiry. warranted. We invite nil penrein to Sierfinp fflvrnr.r*. Tripls-PtelsJ ftilrrew.re. call and Inspect our goods, tor they nil bear Inspection. No trouble at all Look here I’artlra having Picture- to frame would do well tor 'them framed of us a* wr eati do It P ..-rand Cheaper than club, in whose deliberation* all Ao memben Buy take part. If Afa fa sceomplfah ed, down gore Tammany. The few kid(Slovcd gentry who were willing enough aa they did not have to associate with Asm, will go out in disgust, or, if interest force* than to remain, Ae ardor on both ■ides will rapidly cool. You might aa well expect oil and water to mix, aa Ao unwashed Sixth warder and Ibaoi^t Fifth avenue politician, who wants not only the spoUa, but influence in politics circles far removed from its dirty source. Interest will hold some of Aem, lint when Ae grimy private* and the perfume offi­ cer* come together, there will be trouble. Pat. when he get* a voice in the manage­ ment will not be content wiA Ac scrap­ ing of the pot, but will insist upon hfa •bare of Ae solid meat, which heretofore hh owner* hare mooopoliud. And when A. Fitx Hugh Jones, Esq., of 5A avrnuc, fa compelled to rub shoulder with Dinnia O’Flsherty, aad not only that, but divide with him, Jones gore out. Heb iu Tam­ souri Valley, north of Missouri, aad a many for himself, alone. Dinah, be is smart active place of some ten or twelve willing to use, but be will never be used thousand people. The city is built among the Bluffs, and was once the scat of Ae Councils of Ac native nations of Ae Mis­ souri Valley, or as it wa* Uicn callesl lira i Grat Wto ii frita! Th* Boston Journal, fa a reeest itere, rays: -Picture ta yonnelf wbsl * nMgsrfas tor cblHm ought to b»—how bright sad winnfa(* fa ceuleau. bow pore ami «rimataifag la iorehiag, bow resptendeet with picture*, sad Asa torn ovsr th* psgss of Ht. Ivtebstre. J. M. HEWES. for gtrfa and boy* to-dsy II ok fa tbt marker. e>eeptlng Hounds, and everything In the Furniture line. St Nichols* for 1875, of (sod CeoMilor Ka»pp;' «MI* la o*< Mur tbs Ugly Utile Vweklfag—Asdmen* rml.l.m ot Mrasstf—I* liftlag its groai talkerlmi Lead S. & A. Botxfort i ItW >ffin« and Furniture. Peerless Milk Safes Salisbury &. Brosseau. Hurting*. Dec., 22.1875. Grain, Flour, Provhion* and Country Produce, 52yl DETXOIT. RICH Ever riuce the great chief ha* been in Ludlow street jail, be ha* been permiued to go out whenever he chore, with a duputy or twon.and he has lived more of Ao time at hfa home on Madison avenue, and Ae up two hotels, than he ha* in hfa pri­ son quarter*. When hi* lime came to run, he went out a* usual, wiA two depu- S DOWN WITH HARD TIMES _____ _ __ John H. Wendell & Co., the Deputte* stayed in the carriage in Ae most sccommodaeing way, till—he didn't, return. Then there innocent fellows, after waiting two hour* and searching Ae house which Aey knew be *u not in, which consumed another hour—raised Ae alarm. In Ac meantime, a *tenm yacht was lying sn the East River, coaled and proririoued. Doubtlos Ao Bora walked through hfa own house in Ao street be yond, p>t into a carriage in waiting, wi* driven to Afa yacht and in three hoar* was decently out on Ae booooi of the ocean. Or, he had jfenty of time to get into secure hiding iu the city, from which icnee. The police demomitrate once more their inefficiency or corruptioo. by finding no trace of him—the sheriff** official* are even worse— one half Ae Democracy brio with ill-concealcd delight at their cliftT* escape, and Ac other* arc vexed a* they think of the political capital thi* escape furnishes against them. I predict that the Bcwi will never be taken. Those who aaurted ie hia escape, don't want him to come bock to claim any of lira property they have got their claw* work, evident® *f which i* found in the editorial remark.* preceding the letter n- and enterpriring a people a* ran be found femd to under the eaplion "Our Secre­ in any plaec in Iowa, or elsewhere, m to tary’s work abroad, "tn tlmconiM of whieh that matter. The borinoa of Ae dty ■ largely mercantile though there are aotnc which h«nl woA and do-- attention to important manufacturies here which in duty mnully bring to a faithful officer."" Arsa* in riFother place* are the real source Under imeh'ein utnsteneal it wenu but jurt of wetdth aad prosperity. to Ac faithful public officer* who preceded Mr.'Holden andbeatowoi upon this eviura- of Ab city rival those at Omaha ia the thc ’‘hard work and cluse attention'' which buildings devoted to their use, and the nuke it os Mr. Brockett says, in compart- high character aud efficiency of their men­ Son with twelve oths r .State censuses sur- tal culture, and seem to be aa they should pje.s tlictn all. to »late that the preparation be everywhere the pride of the people. of Ae blanks and iurtrnriion* fur making But we find here as elsewhere, that the the enumeration and taking Ac statistics rort of maintaining the school. up to th* and the cUiwlfieatiun and arrangement standard adopted, is a sourer, also, of very S । Flour, Grain, Pork &. Seeds. 154 * xn 56 Wheat a specialty One Cent Mayhe1 r&x"' irw 'otame I, >u American Serial Story The Boy Emigrifiti ' by Noih Brook*, D. D. MALLORY & CO Wbrtrart. IlMlm la OYSTERS. 1876 SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY. 1876 FOREIGN FRUITS. M***te«i*m**r UlMwsUalbBastrt FM Wr Invite Aeattention of th<- public to HounxEB's Mowtsly. which now deservedly ranks among the iilft Ite Sweeny, Counollv and Genet, hfa aaxMu-j plicc*. Would that some of the present official* would go and do likewise, before they have quite bankrupted the city. S It is raid, that David Dudley Field, lawyer of the Boss, advised hui flight The bomfatnen of the sheriff are shivering -trapped ou tiny French boot*, pofaing on iu their shoes, for the city will, at onee a glared floor a* if the skating carnival proceed against them. Conner expect* of were at it* height. TL 1.,——™. eageniee* and coquetry are delicious satire* upon those who are dolls of a layter growth. Yet another scene is a fine lady going to ride in her landau. Her vr!vet train flow* out at the door of Ae coaeh •Gabriel Conroy,” by Bret Hirte, where a page stands ready to dose it, she holds a natural bonnet, and her escort, op­ posite. raisrei hfa nat with an air of ex­ quisite good breeding, while the liveried cxi'uauive taxation, and which if continued coachman and Ae pair of spirited dark will sooner or Istrr cause the rrw /topuli horse* are marvelous mimicry of life.— There is always a crowd round the win­ dow*. and children are by no mean.- the Striker Secretary of Slate, and that A: the laws of the laud will permit. Amor large*t part of them. “Tha second Installment (seven strung! work of collection and compilation wa* *o the institution* of this city detnsndin er Aan the first, Jusft/yiw a'l Utal trat far advanced when Mr. Ifoldau went into more than a passing notice are the looted for." the office An table I population, had preW» begin In January vimuiy been taken to the jirinter and the of ^hieh there ar? more than in most "Philtf* Nolan's Friend*," grestcr port of the Work d*ne on the oAcr pbre-WAt. site in any Eastern city which taUcs. And further, that Mr. Holden fa we have ever visited, though the reason wholly indcl>ted to Rohl- k i Hewitt, a clerk may Ira that Aero fa more read work for who had_»pecjal charge of lite work conthese societies to do than in older at ire .Irnring thsstaifatira under Mr. Striker, for the work of finishing up »n<l writing the 1। where the population is loss changing.— The Odd Fellows have three very large text of the w.nkj of whotu also he has •umI prosperous lodges here working in failed to make the wvual mtntinn doc to a the English language aud one in the Ger­ man ; also, an EnrampmenL We visited appear that either Mr. Holden personally, on Thursday evening No. 49 and enjoyed or his administration.- cntttbd to all of a very plcarent evening with them. Their have read •’Surly Tltn'e Trouble’*.' Ae credit fur the superiority of ths work, hall b large and commodious but not de ••One Day at Arie,* “The Fira al and the fulsome prafae of “Oar Secretary gant, though their paraphanalia is a* good asm. •' .... of Stats" by the editor of ths hryWieun a* that in use iu any oilier lodge* we have who know* tlmt Mr. Holden did not beMow upoc the work th* “hard labor and claw attention” which brought Ae cotupli beautiful hall, screral lodge, a chapter, went front Mr. BroekoA,*aoms like a very I and a cotntnandry and -in point of numthin romponnd of alkali, water and grease bcra exceed the Odd Fellows very largely men at thg hrad of National, Stale, Munic­ we arc told. There are, sbo’ lodge* of lira ipal and olhfr affaire, fur we lure—some; K. of P.,fioM of Temperance, and Gran bat Ae incoftipctoney, dfahoneity, runup Rul’d fifty tion and general demoralisation ao alar­ An attorney who had been convicted of g«r«. all of which wr hear are doing well mingly prevalent clearly d crime Wm recently dfalnrred in Maine. fa wanted to secure Ac pre PhBesopby hra sometime* forgottou The Supreme Court,giving an opinion in people and Ae perpetuity RopubEc. the <w, made snore remark* of a general _____ ___________________ ’ “Prind. God; a grout people never did. The skep­ jJcs, not Men," will not suffice for Ae ticism ofAe last century could not uproot here aa at Omaha, and yet,'all denominapeople (or any party) now—for wo need Christianity, because it lives in the heart* tioaa arc well repiraeoted, and from what not only principle*, bat w«n/p«rr nn'aof million*. Lo you Aink that infidelity we «aw Sunday we should judge that they e./>fe at the head, and as members cd, all •or governmental sad Malatire bodies fa *preading? Christianity never lived in are well attended, and two of theta, the —National Blate and I-oeal-and in all Ae hearts of so many million* a* *t Ab Presbyterian and CongTopational. certain­ corporations, institution* and organiations ly have vary able man for their prater*. lately advertised ‘■for fire hundred men six designed to promote Ac manta), moral professed may decay, for they, like all The residence* in thia city are many of feci high to act sa soldier* in Ao play of and material interest* of the body politic. that i* Ac work of man s hand*, are sub­ Ays,"A Iraadcr .. Wanted '—one who ject to the change* of moral being*; bat Jnlitu Caw far Airty rente anighlatnoce. He fared Aat it-would not be poaiblo to fajndiamm wise, exemplary—in almost Ae ipirit of truA ia inoomipCiNe; it may find men enough of Ae desired height every school district, town, village, city, be developed, illmtrated, .nd applied ; ft county and State in the Union—snd tliat never can die; it never can decline. No willing to take such poor pay, but at the hour .pointed Ac street wm filled with leader's efforts for good should be second­ truA can pass away. Tbo flame fa undy­ ed by all who have at heart Ae welfare of ing, though generation* dirapprar community. Verily, Ae People want Ac M herrver moral truth h*» started into be­ right kind of Israfa^-tU; jra-raring ing humanity claims and guards Ae boability, integrity and stamina-in every qusat. Each generation gadier* together Littell’s Living Age. BALCH & HOBTON. *.*.■»** to ■rtds* * Nmtra. A te O. W. BU. oBin an™ EHsum, (Vmrr HrMMffinWgr d- Mflby Stt.. Billings & Probasco. Mt, larttad Slate lid Iru MAXTLKJi, A*4 sit itrta* .r GRATES. BisgraSUeal. taUwa. from th JOHN STANLEY GROCE RIES THE ABLEST LIVING WRITERS Canned Fruits and Fish OFiTsrioisrs. f Ll^U0f(9 Oyatcra received daily J4reedtlivery and on time. ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? FLORENCE invite owr approach tfeehhaltod. more pod far ra than the rest Uray afcnk They giro new and larger view* ot the beauty and rufaimity of nature, hrslowuig " °*4urnx,H?*Mi<‘4i We Can SETO lACEHS. �500 CORDS WOOD. iwl Wwjitic* ■rood «WUL NOTIOC. CwllBS. THE GREAT CAUSE f 10 inch fee Mi, al fl.tS HOMAJg anSEHY. ™e P”?’1*’ of Barry County to Jn^pMUUt,tnna^U4^An.. yard. ...— 7------ — “■ *uRY have this day received and opened 60,000 yards of the bent goods, which they offer to their custo­ mers at thia surprisingly low fig­ ure ; and in addition to this we are offering 55,000 yards of ven­ desirable and stylish goods’; good colors and patterns at 6c Fonts that never before were of­ fered inthis maaket at. SO LOW A Price. The best and leading brands of Brown and Blepched Cottons, at the lowest' ruling K’ s—in fact SO CHEAP it ia y neceasaay to call atten­ tion to them. SPRING A AVERY,' Grand Rapids. GEORGEL UEATITS. Jranter cotdd. Feteh afongyoar work and be made happy My Aid fa ia the north­ corner of RutlaaA on the farm known aa the O. E. Woodruff farm. I will j0 work at the lowest living priem All work warranted to auit everyone who will favor me with a call. XX.IIwl. ., L. L. Gregory. . Fxoanrxtssi l as. now all alone in the Photograph buuntw, and aa I have made arrangementa to i»en«o my facility for rfoing ibetter work than ever, all ahould call and get. negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work iu the put fa a «uttoenl guarantee of 4rat-c .work in the future. Rnoaa in Waahiugton Block, south aide State Street. O-DAVS ADVERTISEMENTS. Fannon/remember that the ok! and reliable holurfC. B. tUbbnry fa,Merer W. Utter, poultry and all kind* of fanner’■ produce, under Iteri..w 4 Goodycur'a More, and paying for the bum the higbaM nurlH pnew. Patronite the houae yrow Inote tn fo rrluiUr. XXStE. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. NOTICE! W H. II. Heath, tbe ncnior urembe. of the finu of Heath, Salfabury A Cor liu retired from bwuDou in thfa city, and u now traveling for the Yr rand Rapid. Burial Com Co. HU many friend! w'uh RtJ. stand that by a mistake in an order, have sent us 40 dozen W W *—W VW-Vi W--- I y but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a doublerd er of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap nnd close it out. w / GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any-one coming in the Store can see and they’ will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best*he ever saw, and everybod allows our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, 8aL8 don’tite11 any body they sell I IRE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. • Il would seem as if almost everything hail been said about DRESS GOODS and that the subject was entirely worn thread bare. But SPRING A AVERY being alive, and watch-1 ________ YOUB», ing the interest of their many I xxsm SMITJEXj MAlffEE & ~PT* ERTfllg customers as well-as the fluctua- —_________ ____________ ' tion of the,.market, have this! —— -- —------------. . day placecLon sale a case of r.oou nt Thia m*<i wUCp SPEN DID ALPACAS in all the leading colors at 25‘ccuU per yard. These goods would be considered cheap at more money. Also a CASE of TIBER CLOTHS, goods styles and col­ ors, which are attracting the at­ tention of the masses at 80c. In fine goods wiU be found all the new and stylish things. In. visabio Plaids |u Browns, Blues and Greys, in Camels Hair; (.'ompariwn Invited and Competition Defied in CASHMERES in Seal Brown, Navy Blue, Prune (black a speciality) Dark Green,. Ac.— The Ladies would do well to. look over our stock, before pur­ chasing, as we can show tliem JTOECIV STAIVLEY'H. all tlie novelties of tho season. SPRING A AVERY. AU grades of Teas, the very best in the Market. Fresh every Grand Rapids, week from the Importers 8. 8. SLEEPER A CO., of Boston, and for wain at prices which dees.successful competition. if - OPPOSITION COURTED. Teas, Coffees and Spices Wagons and Buggies GIVE ME A CALL. Shop on Joffrnon Street, north of ly prortetea ajwujd b« ud< f.r 4,|i,rrJ of an Udnm iraring tb* hixory of tUl par. •renter eotuoaiiy for the pa*' eonlury. or from Iho ll» of Ila oeulraum. and iacbxUnf a .inch of Iu (roartb, |t» raoourrra, iodao- that defy compotiou at Smith, Mamie A Pbemtoxh. Chureh Directs, where he will be happy to lurel all hl> old cunomere and the public gtoerally. Hfa atoek of g-U.ii. hfa line, cannot be excelled in the city. X x21 w« The weather for the post few day has been wintery, remind­ ing the, Ladies of warm and comfortable garments. Yester­ day Spring 4 Avery opened in addition to their unusual large I stock over 100 desirable anti' Stylish Cloaks aud JSaquos in fur. trnnininiv anti in all nil trimming, frintreu fringes, wilk silk and the leading styles in both long niid short garments. Also a full line of Silks, Velvets and Cloak­ ing Beavera, fur lined and plain by I he yard, with Braids Gimps, and | all the fashionable trim-j mings for these gurnieuts ; all of which your arc most'respect-’ fully invited to examine, Spbino A Avert, Grand Rapids. ? Hostings, Nov. 10th, 1874. John Stanley. HAVE YOU A DOLLAR? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-paid * THE WEEKLY WOULD I Hopkins & Barnes i Have on exibition one of the largest Stock°f Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. Henry Mid.Ire. JaeobKoaub. Mi- Allee Other Slnreti. Xonaan Taylor, Itaairi '<T1U! boirae --TnaT bad quite a record. Ha Phillipa. Adrien Walkiu, Edpar Ilroon. wa. iaVe into th? may in INS. aad waa preant during all the nninmui aurehaa and raid, nndar General Kilpatrick daring the eanpalp. af ISM. On the opening of the also, a full and If’fi have, complete Slock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries, Toilet Sets. <fr., <fr. Give us a- call. Thia week we have opened SiwHuv® ml MWtowUra. in our Silk Department, a large w— "THE WORLD," 36 line of SILKS, from the moat cdcbgtted and responsible man­ ufacturers, “Bonnet," “Bellon's" “Ouinet’s," besides the well- E.AH.T.Ai(THof<YA.Co. known 1 •Cachemire Alexandria.’' 591 Broadway, 27cw York. — ~ imported by us. This is our fnoritc brand, one which we desire ilaaubartuSwa, Importer! A Dcatera In to sell our friends, which we CHBOMOS AND FRAMES. warrant in every repect, and can only be found at the counters of SPRING A- AVERY. Pirk Row, N. V. STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, PHOTOGRAPHIC UTiSULS. Hopkins A Barnes. ' Hastings, Dea. IS. ‘187J. Liat of Patenta. f rit. re di WH TRADE! JlfflBMTOmimFERinMB SnaTmCntt IftrtMinn#. lltUBM, WAI UH f£ 8 » $10,000 GIVEN AWAY Bring on your watchra A doeks that need denning or repairing. I hare aecurod the acrvicw. of a reliable workman and will warrant all work to be done in a aatiafactory manner. A Hit iiaii uowiai lEiiaa. We will send the REPUBLICAN' BANNER uaual price Sl.M and the LOU1SV1IJ.K WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAlj uni price «2.0<», pontage prepaid on both pnpera, for one year, for •3.00. The WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL ia the great NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It wm, on Dorember 31.1, 1875, distribute impartially 110,000 in valuable pnacsta among ita xnbacriber will be entitled to * restored uni n bend receipt for thia dfatributioo. Send u< |3.00 and pct both papers. rijwtt'HECTtuiJr J. Cole & Son One of the novdties intro­ duced by Spring & Avery, and which seems to be appreciated . KRaqgAU a swran. partment. Ladies ran pro­ cure any of th® fashionable pat­ terns of all sites, and make their own garment if they de­ sire. Over 1,000 different paldies, Men and children. Parties calling at the pattern depart­ ment 'can obtain a catalouge, urn fuss &AH&8 ■ �* •■-Y.'gaxtgi 11 iri AOadw’.r aTAilul win U (i.v ••< ikfcf. Al Ukl.rM>llk>SlllUort-i. ModTC Afir « AT-r. fcbUtbelrefcx.r^rF^ Iu rnbita&sfjtasn ts-’.i-.wtesh.tt’. .DOMESTIC l\ sEwiac i MACHINES. YOUlffG MEN. .lULh'a /f. H-A’ALA'. /V«;<leal. HENRY A. HILLS, Seerrtar,. RAL HOI XOTTCE m । jS BKI -HMtuaia af i rBwft The Riibt Kiii of Ktaboo fir Yorni lot. •TATE OF MrCWItl AX. Caa.lr .r IUttt.-.‘ tsft«r. wxttjc irSs; HaMlaai. aa «M««lar ihr to ilar »f l>«xm r. la th. >aar oaa uwaaauaJ aiaal ha»lra-t aait lar «f Protala. • ta af limria J-. MeCvr. i Magnifiecut granite building, with ele| ganlly fitted aud fumiahed apartment, for । the application of aud carrying out of our norcl and systematic metliods'of SfB.$20r SKTA-tlSS-IfM I ika< <Ur. (hr la»l< ami im: i n>'irtcw%«rwe..ch lbwrni । I. Mtiafr <1. aal-l .a*-,Bol <1 ■ss,Wtt.*saa I ■wiNwi.un.ri'.iMj , a»rtt aal at th. Malk.a.: q.artar DR. 0. A. SMITH’S Nlealical lullnnary, 1M». rfTAnUIUKD IBM. * The following communiealfoa l>xa the hr Utt am ot ill ins if Pnrat Dstza Hon. John F. Drigga, of E«*t Saginaw. •Mtdng • reminiaeence of Preaident Lincoin, will be found quite intemtinz and ■mi an hat untieing: Knowing that the loyal people of thu mrentn regard wrery word that enumted ftwxMr. Lsntoln. dnring'the lax few wmtha of hia fife. a« worthy of record, I •end yon an nnpnhliabed ktur for the TYi'baae reeeired from him in February. 1865. Baliering. alao, that the cireum I CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN •toacM Md iocHenta that called it (forth Will jHOTe intereating, I asnd you. for the pwrpoac of explanation, a letter written by myadfal the time to Unele Harvey I WilThe Chicagu Fni-iie cualaiu liana of thia eity, and a brief recit»l of lowing pqdigrw of div now fan Sacramento, Ogden, Rail Lake City, tha fade connected with tb¥ aame: Cheyenne. Denver. Omaha, Lincoln, ting marv? Lalu,-given by Lulu ExjttiTivx Mansion. I Council IJIufTs. Yankton. Sioux City, WAXBlMirms. Feb. X 1865. t Dubuque, Whtotta, hl. Paul. Dulutu. Mr Dra* 9nt; Jjho was foaled in the spring of 18U5, at Marquette, Houghton. Hancock. Green I have reelvsd at your hands a eery (Cub Crockett . place, iu Scott county. ii a f the M« kinac mlmon trout. I Kentucky, and when he removed to Rock s*d 1 beg that you will cnorcy to Mr. Idand he brought the little thrae-year old b. St. Paul. .'Uiineapolla, Duluth, Williams my cvnlial thank* for hi. kind (cult along. Iler sire wa> R. A.'Alexin1 Garry. Winona, Warren. Galena. tboughtfuln.v- and acwpt mv ackoowl- I tier» noted liorve Norman, and she herds □apic.Shiux (Ily, Yankton, Council iff-. Omaha. Lincoln, Denver. Salt •dg—ufoe your courtesy in the Iran*- hack through a long line of choice thor le CltV. Sacrniucntu. 8an Francisco, mission of hn present I ata air, uughbreds on Loth .idea. Her <Lui waa hundred other northern, nonh-wesVery truly yours. Kato Crockett, she by iutporud Huuh.n. Hoarton hr Ifejmot. ’ The first dam <.r Hon. J. F. Driggs, etc., etc. ■ polntmentM are drsl-s-lara In every re­ Horan or Rxfuxmxhtati vxs. | spect. I tv trains are made up of elegant .Wamixotox City, Feb. 7. l&O. i new Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Concbre. luxurluu*. well Htrv.y WCliama, Esq.: lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches Dkax Sin—Your twu rery fine Maekiand pleasant lounging and '-rnoklng urer by Camiilu* Sultjq0 Itbc cite r.f mc trout arrived jtmt in time to be pre cant. The coni are all equipped with ••■ted, eae to has excellency the Praudeut. Bay Middleton < wa* the iire of Hying tin- colebialcd Miller Safety Platform, Uri- f.iar ran na-i llntclimati, winner of the Dtiby in lb 111. ■aaalT-.iakt rolamna. aln* alt the n«« Md the other to Hon. A tram Herriek. in and i-atcnt Buflcrs and Couplings, Wes’-. lucbixiar Safety AlrBrakoe, and every folfiliment of the promise 1 had made to Kate Crockett's first ihmi wa» I IM Mary other appliance tlinl has been dorisef him of a Mackinac trout if he would rote by Texas; wecnml dam, Fanny Ebler by TA.TIr^a ’ *r*n’rll"” for the safety of |««cngcr train.. At for the eocittilntiooal amend men t to make Coos William; third dam W hirerer by train* are run by telegraph. In a wool thia a free country. Mr. Hirrick board* Gid Whip. CU Crockett sold her t. lid. GREAT LINK ha. the iw-.; .nr at th« Washington Uooae, where .Mow*. J oreph ilarkL-r, Ksap, of the Eierstt Uogycwr, Baldwin and myadfare »lop- Utmae Stalili-. No. 31 EaX Thitry accond •jng. T gare the anullmt one to >lr. Street, New York City, for 630,<HHI, in Herrick, who waa highly jJawm-1 with ii. 1871- Mr. Harker i» her t>re~-nt owner, Ha had it baked in fine a’tyje and acn cd up and.Col. Crockett congratuhtt" him ujicna the feme >ho has won - rarZlte is not s 150 AC^ES OF VALUABLE LAND at dinner, and four of the Michigan dcloatioo aad aeveral other member. ofCongrrea, bit surprised at her time,'for he readiered her the fastest trnUer in the world and, worth 6100,000. He i- aware lliat her best public record is 2.11, but he ray« it The largest one 1 presented to the Pn-s- must be remembered that when the Maid, idcnt myself. accompanied by a letter, woo that record she |>uaed the score at giving him your name aud telling him the the start under her featnat gait, and that number of years yon hare been engaged' she came under the wire in the same wav lehhg .non Laks Huron. I toldhtm —an advantage which tnrfaren will read- j that you ltd beca a life-long Democrat, ily perceive." THE WEEKLY SUN MICHIGAN ' Jfff TIME TABLE. Taldnc Effect Nov. £l«t. 1875. j RAILtOAB. SHORT L1X K DKW BIX il <m t-a*. Mt. Wkkb aal.l wartaaa. »'• ! i.iai.M no th. IvaiiT-thhil Hara st Jaa»- I . U. I«r, l.r lbs Mid A. }.. ragman, hr L. _ _____ rarttr 1 GAN AND THE SOOTH Hlii! ““ 1 1 T~ WM. UPJOHN sgTHCG]’ * SCAJ»K)X.-oe« w JOHV ROBERTS, • ejaz-E- bi ES ixn.-.ao.llasttkmwrawdalarl * sr.rra-. . SaarE. I? —----- ,, ... n♦ Hs> If ------------- : B S :s j u ' ZZZ Ifi ■i! • to £5 iter _ Sa.i-.Aa, “ L'i : L'iii! i Bi <»q, *^*^5**"dined Upon *U A11 *cre " " x irf Jswriif paaa^A'Ial.r. vf/ka CU> _af Aap Artur. foS*’* 1!»K. -J _ " ■■■ • ji 'll la ] .' S ' ? Hi ip ia nil' i1 f5 ■r tot, BiTrir Ts — i? S:- -ItTl’j'— <;r>vllUPUa. SsalaiS'. --’It It sstSJsm AU slSsr traUa 4aU> Ja.-am.-CU-. >tu 'luTiuiI■ s is?? -i s I?3f ■ahkh.aU axiratr -M r.rlh.r dalr aararn-tra .ertmh- k I: ■is •h lets «M U-. rraa Mralars nh rsr.fc Soo-Ura. :» sxLii !rud£z.iir!sb M RIUIIT M BOLBROO si 4S“tw. k MkF"---’,15 IS 41 £5sissreit, kt iS *• 4«» tf la-S-ir"X D.iCA kJ K.-7r lh-M.t 1>.<U l.aUr n. Mar >L lists.-f Asa Ar BL"! Ur. naalr -t WMhieaaw. .Uaaa «f Mlshlaa LUCIUS RUSSELL, TRAIXS UOISC, MORTH. . -a m. ;a. m. a* u. f t it t .MORTGAGE MALE. . {••'•-h’lBshwbranwafe UltoravilUswirf a •a ths *ti> 4ar AmmcWU? 4.rtf a«r I^rt um iL.’aaaad .--ahi h-adrel .»-4 alatr-rarra. k» j £ • ranu ■lairall. M’a^iu, J k.. L.M-el ahi ro.aa a»4 .riialft,“ 'Tn"' *“d' . . . j. ]»’.'tAN‘'i'-'ii"'id,iiN. ' 1! 5 Aw.ls. FARM FOR SALE! , Jaass’itus -WUb LakslUsra A Mteb.B-atlwn lUilnaS. b*ln"l-H‘lto4^« 4 Arath.-a^. W U tiK 1-k. -V. .- * W*-*. BRAND RAPipS DIVISION. -P.tV£F Brilliants. CENTRAL RAILROAD. jserfrct: but at the last elation I believed yon bad ewporte-1 him and the I’uioo ticket. He wiahed me to gire you hi« kind reand to day I rewired from him the • Melo*l letter acknowledging the receipt of the tab, and thinking that it will be gratifying to you to receive w handsome an acknowledgment over the Prcidwt own signature. 1 aend it to you with mv thanks and very kind regard. ’ eSHEsra&lc ‘SSfwr.'rissttK BUSINESS TRAINING, Young men who contemplate a business life, and parents baring sous to educate, Are iRutjculurlr requested to tend arOwl f>r documenta relating to the college, which give full information an to ternw. condi- i? * Harvey, who would send him another, a finer one If pomibk. Hut before I lud time an<l opportunity to fttUH) that proiniiw Mr. Lincoln waa removed by the bullet of tha amaamn from tha aocnos aud care- of earth, and from the preaaing auxieties of <!•. Pah«. rhUadalphta. hia kboriou* ami overburdened position to An Interesting Paper from Hoa. John receive a more lasting and better reward. Uncle Harrej' Williams, aa hew familiarly F. Driggi—A Reoollaction of Pre»i- known in Northern Michigan, is nearly dent Lincoln—The Gift to Him of • eighty four years of age. He Mill redden k—M V.—L-—_ i.— a... . ?scL. nuJrswisvyt. Lake Huron WhitaAeh. arasrallr lartrveud awr. HU«U ih lanllTlaa. Nsa4 nra» l.mulw H I crreumMsOTw. in wWoh I ,IlUred theroom. the >cctM> must hate appeared to the Prekient and the Suirtheru grutletrn n a> It baa sum NccMad msmt. as extrenwK romcal, sad I u«rtr recur to the same withuttt s uuile at the figure I moai hare cut n» breaking In upon «mir impomm eratmns, with tho culorod Uy lioldlog that fortjr^yenpouud treat by a rord ’pacing through iu gUfe, and with tired arms, making fraatre effuse tf> derate ii so as tn prevent iu tail rrom awvcpBOg tlu- earpet. rhe next day Mr. Lincoln went to Fortrem Monroe to make a farther effort a ith the cmnmMunan., who met him there, to athe further effusion of Mood, but e he left he found time to send me the above letter in acknowledgement of thapresent. Hia msuiun to Fortress Moe roe proved a failure, as all know. Mceliwg him a few days after his return, at the War De­ partment, I thanked him foe his letter, and uld him I ahoeld Send it to Mr. WDlums. In answer to the Inrnury aa to bow he tilted tho trout, he aaid, "Oh, I never got a taste of it. Sesatun, Seward and the re»t ofthem demolished it while I was gone to Ftwtrem Monroe." 1 told him that on The Reliable Nbori Line Lawson's Curative To be furious in religion is to be irre­ ligiously religious.— nV/Kim 1‘eaa. The rays of hsppimv, like tb<r>c of light, are rolorlres when nuhroken.— Ie»3lelloji. I guard we" my friendships. They BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT Tor Dubuque and La Create, ria Clinton, Iwo through tnilna dally, with Pullman Cara oti night train. For Blonx. City and Yankton. Two trains dally. Pullman Care to Missou­ ri Valley June. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, TIME TABLE Na. ft. night trains on nil the lines of this road. They are run between— Chlango and Omaha, (.’blcieo Olar lUpIds, Cbloago and IXibuque. via Clin­ ton, Chicago aud Freeport. Chicago and Marquette. Chicago and Greco Brv, Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago nnd feT. Patil. This is the Only Line runnidg thoae cars between Chicago and St. Paul or Chieagu and Milwaukee. At Omaha onrSlecjwis connect with । the Overland Sleepers on the Union Pacsflc Railroad, for all pole.tn west of the Missouri-River. AH Ticket Agents sell tickets by this had more than half a mind to do so. I re rifod that if ha should, on my return home I wmH sand him airmen of our Maekiaao trout, to which he laughingly re»pondsd. “g«e that you dn not forget your are, owing I ,*H« ro»sd aqurely for the amendment ncm. It m _ Friends are as companions on a journey, •■d what mut be regarded as a vary sioplar ccinrideOer, before I retnmod to who ought to aid each other to penieven J"*!*", “J wkhootmiy knowledge of tn the rood to a happier life,—I'ylknj-.rat. Haro patience a while ; slanders are not hia loUnUuu* or intimation from him- 1 reewirodabex by Vxprrra, from Unde Harvey. Williams containing two splendid HSSIk’KWtft-AL- SiqiQl sii leta dentis ’n«.r.wJW»BBra»A-Ulk. Pr DENTIST Itoillt, HASTINGS //.•??; I ■ I (for, For rertcriLg to Gray Hair iu aatnml Yitalily tied Odor. AOAXJD. preserving the iHusd harch dmwdin the Proddeniiol Gw box, *u 1 pawed directly through to Aa room of bis arira'e socroury, Mr. Mieliigan Ezol TH rutorro faded Ftalaaaa. to i—tiisr^y pnssM the feh. Mr. Ntoridkrnd me that the Prvddent AMERICAN MARBLE UNDERTAKING BRICK FOR SALE! 77*« Subscribers iriU com­ mence the Manufacture of B3RLX CBL ; at the earliest possible mo­ ment. Will keep constanibj ! on hand a full supply of BETTER BRICK alou and frtthwti of youth. Thin hair ia thickened, fallen hair clicked, and baldnea* often, though not alwaya, cured by ita u»e. Nothing kan reatoro the hair where tbo fullidea are deatroyed, or the gianda atrophied and decayed; but meh aa reratun can lie ■area by tliie amdicatioti, and atimnlated into actinty, ao that a new growth of hair ia produced. Inatend of fouling the hair with n pasty aodiraant, it will keep It dean anti riawou*. JU oecsuMotml UM will prevent the hair from turning grey\or falling oH and '.uuaequontly pro ret* baldnesa. Tb-' restoration of vitality it givre to the ucalp arrests and ptnvaxU die forma­ tion of dandndf, which ia often ao undeoaiy aod nfTctuire. Free from those .1-1-*_ t__ _ a—*____ __________ v- si. ■ Is T-a!'!?? M,.Kn'7".«*• "’■« »r tha too1 WlhUbU 1 1“*"t ~ nt. Mat sot- Rspraa ■ft IB M* Is i- .- S 1 bfia". i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/402/HastingsBanner_1875-12-29.pdf 10b73a08f88814d1d57ceeb845c3d925 PDF Text Text publican VOL. XX. NO. 35. HASTINGS, BARRYjGQUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1875. WHOLE NO. 1022. iffl KISHES CAMS more .ut-cribcr* i* entitled to one extra Weekly, and of fifty or morels a BerniWrekJy. N. Y. TRIBUNE. GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. CENTRAL HOUSE THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWS. .Vina, my child, I will toon Orme tn be burden upon your • ■ “Mothre, Al not their sistar, while the little nameaakm were taken by Lola and drwad Anita in a white dram, to Charley great delight, "Anna, my dear child, who will «« and the youag man htn»dt in a warm fix you wheal am nos? God Uem>aud suit of ha cDuain’a. I p«y my orphan chiWrcu I It is ChrirtHarriet lay on's- hard mattrsmjwatehmMdav Thia very d,y.' fifteen yean. inp for the children. The fire was low, W. I left my fother’s hou«. We were almost out, the room bitter cold, and tho liwmgsgay party, for Chrisitmu day a invalid longing, with intenrc dwre. far ala. my birthday, and I ws< on that even- the return of her- children. The time >ng screntoen years old. I left my home posted slowly, tfa> went oat, and, in the in a neb dress, glittering with jewels, and dark, add room, went up a prayer of pitr my hair decked with flower*; and now I and petition for ber children. She felt die in a garret, on a barb mattre^ .hirer- the cold creep through, her limbs, and ahe mg with cold. Then there were wft fancied alic should die without again arc fua to envelop my thinly riad form, and Cliariay. . rotor my bare neck and arms; now, rags ---- j" said a voice on the stair* . corer me, and pariah with the cold. Fa- and a moment later her landlady entered,’ tlwr in beaten, my punuhmeat ia just, bcanng aloft a candle, and foltarodbv a but.rt i* bitter! Anna, what o'clock i* it?" fady and ganfaman, laden with far* and I wa. at the prison, the other day, aad “It ia after dark, mother. The flre* - raw broiled thickens, wine, rich cakes and ligM ia all that makes ' the mom light confectionery, the cboioMt Ogar* that bad Ah, here comes CLariry !** •Harriet! Oh, my«i*ter! to find you in been scud in to comfort these miyerabk A lad a year or two younger than Amu. “I±.' i* it indeed you? I* my father! munleriro.. The low-browed brute* arc camr bounding into tbc room. firing bettor now than thev ever did m ‘MotherI Anna!a merry Christmas! dead, that yoq can come to me ?" tbeir live, and they mm u. aspect U.. I have a new jacket and Ire dollar* ia “Not dead, Hsrriat, but forgiving. Thev growl,-jud consider tlwaawlva 1Umoney ; but I hare better new, than thu Come, sister, you must come with ua." seed. If they do notert thw &ings every There was an old genth uun in Mr. Per­ Gentle hand* wrapped ba in warm ' kins .tore , and, when he heard my moth­ elothw, and her Iwther’s strong arm* ■ er Mas sick, lie told mo to oomc to his bore her to the carriage. A large, soft house, and ho would giro me aomo frtlit bed, a warm room, and low, loving voice* —fruit, dear lumber, al Christmas I—and around her. teemed like a dream of porasome wine and jelly. Anna, got your bon­ net and the basket and eume.I know the house ; ho led me pat it; it ia not far I jcetA. There ia a young woman dying in "Shall I go. mother?" raid Anna. hospital of wounds girtti by ber lover in a drunken fit, in which he twisted her •Tcs dear, but come lock soon ; I feel ' very weak and ill to night; and I long 1 1 arm till he broke it; yet the girl *tendful­ fur jrilv or wine; it will give newstreogth.1 ly refuse* to *ay one word about the quar­ goxtnlghl, my children. rel for faar of making troeblo for’him. ■ If OUR NEW YORK LETTER They .tailed on their errand. Anna, | she die* without giving licr testimony be cannot be convicted, as dw was the only otipnracd by the ud story her mother I had irfatnl, anti filled with dark fotrisxl- The ■ Cause* of Crime-The Dittreu wilnim. There wm good blood in that inga, cvuM.*CTroriy keep |wre with her of the Year and how it I* Met—A merry hearted brother, who, filled with joy. at hi* Christmas pnaenta. and longing to | Murder a Week-Sympathy for carry the prom'isel dantie* to hi* motl^r,, Murderers—Feminine Devotion— The Shop Giri Queetion—TweedBeecher —Business PAPER." H.„ no, in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE . Ml end c AU remittances at rcudon.' risk, unlere - by Draft on New York, Postal Order, or in lUgiatend letter. among the Bert People. The paper* will be addrrcred to rnicb *ub scriber if desired, and are always maiW THE PAPER FOR THE BUBLNESSj from the office postpaid. MAN, THE FARMER, THE Ixxal Agent* wanted in ovary town MECHANIC, AND ALL where there are none already, to whom THE PEOPLE. special and liberal inducement* arc of- pletcjine of HASTHTOS, MICH. Toatagyman, The Wjokly Tribune wffl U sent one year for >1 30 ; The Semi-Weekly for |2 30, and the Drily for Largest Circulation, L E. STAU FFER, (Prop. For Tor Farmer. PAMTSERSnip” ~ A.ho the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel CROSS-CUT SAWS, Which are guaranteed to ent fifty per cent more wood than any other Saw in the Market. MTOVESt The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, u“ lhe targert Door of any Sfovo in th« Market. . The GRA>'GEH : H is Uie n.ndmmc.t and Heavict Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower titan Ever Before-in Barry County. HO! FOR THE HOLIDAYS Hcratite it publish** from ten to twelve ontamna of the choicest Agricultural mat­ ter, tbc latent Market*, and all the News weekly. ''A* IFert/y Trfosa* haa done morn to make good fanners than any other in fluence which ever existed.' For Tna Brsiwaa* Man. " Bccaute it publish** every change in price of all things bot-.ght aud sold, full information of the movements of trade, tl»e progrw of busmens enterprises, and all the news of lb* work!. TKr Tribotr a* a newspaper ia wide­ awake, and in point of enterprise second to no paper in the country.—[Cincinnati Galette (Adm. Rep.) For Tur Stvdext. . * Becavw- it girt* the carlimt todj|fallrot Report- of discoveries iu SScncc and use­ ful Art*. Roscarolio* in History, Geogra­ phy, and Phikxophy. with news of all im­ portant nr significant event* in lhe world Wo are very ready to .peak warmly and positively in praise of ?** Ayr York Tn7>. wue. There is a full library of useful in­ formation in every iwiic.—{B—t.si Con grvgaliotialist. Fott Tint Tx-tctim Heeause it devotes ample space to ll» fruits of the labor* of the world'* beat teacher*, placing them within tho reach of all, and supplying al nominal mat meam of eonstaat growth and improvement. nothing tike it fur educating men or any otlier country.—[0. It. d, New York State Educational Bceanaa the bat efforts of the Pulpit and tbe Bar are reported in it* column*, and Th' Tribotu i» a rccognited medium ■ume for itself as lhe exponent of the beat thought* of the day. It is taking the leading part in the education of the pub­ lic mind, and ha* inerraeiag claim* to pub­ lic favor.—[New York Observer. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Lqairt J\fo tr'/T* Q9Lo ^4Tclfct SfLt/lBiB Sift of fift qfo Eqq-Hifqt, Mb Slurt-Buff oft Ufa SfUBt. B F.STEINHOFF ________ - -........ - .** v ■». Gift Books, Book Marks, Pictures Sinical aid Mechanical DENTIST All of which will be sold at untill after the Holidays. Reduced Prices fr'HD WM. JPTVICM. DENTIST Mw, - Kickitai. Swarr’s H°TIL> Call and see for yourself, at the Post Office building. J. ROBERTS. -------- Yu&S-M 4- j. fW, Mr Sn art OrraKital line of Overcoats of all sues, styles, landsand prices, ver Now, we lake fasuc on both thou points, aud ahall endeavor to ahow that they are fallacies became they proceed upon as­ sumptions whieh are not grounded on the fact* uf the case. In tho fim place, we araert that the publie schools, in the protrer theory of their uses, arc not intended, and were never intended to indoctrinate tbeir pupils in any scheme of rdigiou belief or in any inxtcm of moral obligation. There highly important objects arc drctnol to Ire more wisely left to the iiwtruction* of the churches, to the moral discipline of family fife, and to individual aspiration and effort. The schools are simply iontitutcd to pro vide a mraas for tbc diffusion of that de­ gree of intelligence, among every clam of the community, which ia absolutely treeosary to the citiieo. to enable him to dis­ charge his fundamental duties as a citiien. They arc exclusively and wholly civil in■titutioiu. In our peculiar form of polifteal socirty, where every man participates to s considerable extent ia lhe direction of public affair*, it i* universally regarded *• one of lhe emcnttal condition* of general and individual liberty that every man >0 portidpniing in the public life abould be pus* n* rd of tho primary requiaitea, at least, of intelligent action. He ahould be aide to reai! and write, if no more, because reading and. writing are indtspensablc to 3inteUigcnt exercise of tire franchise, to any intelligent discharge of public ofioal dulfas. He ia, in fact, net an American man, but a man of some otlier rlimn and state of ihinpt, without those nnafifirations. If be cannot read, the ticket or list of candidates which is put in ;kJ£3j£ He betrayed himaelf by hi*'anxiety t« .how bow impwiUc it wm Ost hs*M^ bav* killed a girl to whom he wac so pare lyattactaL And .peaking of mnrdcnu tluro an* A thu tunu four men under *ct>teare to lie hanged, and ova thirty fa the variota pesanus are waiting trial far the arine dtarae ’ The bloody rillain Dolan, who kill'd Noe, will probably roope th* han^Rf h« to riehly deaerrra. The }<.liti«an* arc moving heaven and earth to clvw hiin. tod as they hare succeeded fa sbrainlng wo respite, be will douLUmt slide out t& ttogcthcr. There arc n the same prison throe negroes cmnictad cf killing a Jew jwddler on no stronger xTideurc than that against Dolan, but no one think* of mov­ ing a raspite for them And whDe T am A Story for the Holidays. “A merry Christmas!" It echoed through the wide streets in a thousand different roioca; it rang out in the clear sleigh betti; it was shouted through- tbe house by childfah vriom: is wx. whispered in Iovine tnnes by tbe invalid* couch; it was sighed forth.' with bitter emphasfa. in the prison cells ; it was muttered, in haid roiosa, io tbe dark, dirty alley*, where merriment was a mockery, or the deepring mirth of cner-wrvugnt misery. ■•A merry Christma* I" , •Anna! ‘ raid a low, feeble voire, from ington, the Huie Capitals. and other pofrom a real upon the four, laid a*idc her liteal center* of the country. are the fullest, posit* is the rote of hi* choice or a rote sewing, and bent over the invalid. The freshrot, and moat tnutworthy pubHahod, impoosd upon hfa ignorance. If he can­ room was a tramt, poorly protect. J from not write he fa disqualified from holding the cold, snowy wind, without. A (mall any public poaitioa which a* a citisen ho u fire liardly w-rved to take the hitlcrrat time [romplnera and accuracy which made riigibk to hold, and which ho ought 10 chill front the «ir. Tiie furniture oonsfat them the standard throughout the land. hold at timqi, in acquittal of hi* ed of two mattrvww upon the floor, and Tkr Trihunr ha* entered upon fields of fair *hare of general responsibility. Again, a low, wooden chest. enterprise never before occupied by a reading and writing are both neewary (0 . •‘Anna, drw- ehiM, put aside yonr work. It i* ihriatma* day. When- i« newspaper in thi* country, and it* inde- him to enable him to apiprsciate the rsluc Charley ?" of that public duemauoq^pf men and |«nd< ut political course has earned fur ii measure* whieh ia always supposed to pre­ ' ‘-Gone to the store. Mr. Perkin* lhe reipect and far or of tbe intelligent cede, and to Mme degree to determine u> promised him a new jacket for a Christ­ ina* gift, and he haa gone fur tbc order ' men of all parties.—[Button Pret (Dein.) intelligent ballot. “And you, my pear child, will hare no In a word, reading sad writing arc can gift.” ’ didoes of liberty, and a* the proper end “1 am i’ fortunate a* you, ' raid Anna, Becauae every new invention of impor- and function cf government i* to maintain with assumed gayrty: but, in spite of tanqe and merit is described In its columns, throe conditions, the government lua not her efforts to restrain them, a large tear tjiejirogreM of labor movemente faithfully only a right but ia in duty hound to make rolled down each check. provision for them by a apt arrangement*. “It is very raid." said the inrriid, *hirreported, aud equal rights and fair play Whether tho establishment of frrt public between capital end Labor, with protection schools in which elementary edueation is, imparted u the moat efficient mode of ar­ to American industry always demanded. A* a newspaper it fa unsurpassed. Un­ riving at the end, or whetha it would not ba moro directly reached by making thi* der it* percent management it has discov­ primary education a requisite to ciiixcnsbip ered new fields for enterprise, and tlret.- 1* another question wo shall not now disan-Jfew journal* that can compete with it But, seondly, it i* said that an educa­ iu some of it* moot highly priaed depart­ ment*.—[Boston Daily Advertbar (Adm. tion whieh does not comprise the teaching of religion end morality is an imperfect Bep.) and area pernicious education. That it is imperfect, when we regard tho mat end of education—lhe training of a human be­ ing in the rightful maatrcy of all hia farce* spiritual and intellectual as wall ** physical, muat ba admitted. Nearly all forma of education arc, fa that sense, im­ perfect. But we deny that the education of the free schools i* imperfect in tho light pondeooo always ia it* pages. ,of the simple political and civic paracacs The TH&unr lias justly earoed it* di*. it I was designed to subserve. Throe school* tinction as the meet complete newspaper in are J not meant to ba the riral* of lhe col­ “Among the visitor* at my father* •he world.—•[Philadelphia Timm (Ind.) ' leges or seminariro; their objects arc not to make seholara and aanna; they prrifewi house, there wi* a Frenchman, a man no more than their reason for lieing im­ who called himrelf Count de fa Posts. Ft>a Au. Till People. plies, which ia to put It fa the power of He was handsome and graceful. I lorad Because it is, End wW bo politically free ] th. fatnre rilixon to become tho krnd of him. My father, who naw hi* nod worthand independent; faithful to the princi- eitisec , that hi* duty to hia fellow-eiriicn k-wnrce. tried, by pa.tlenfW and lore, to to th* aatay of tho common wsnl ra- win me from him. This ww h*jx>*«ib*e plas of its founder and cf the Republiaan and । him to be. And when they have 1 fancied him a persecuted m-M, and party, but controlled by no dique, caucua quiren ' ehrog to him still more etady. At last, or convention. It labor* to limit and di- ' my father exaeid frotnux a prosnfao to ope­ rert legialation to the pobKe welfare, and , rate and hold no comraunicstiou with each IdM df their uMncaas rirfa fartita- other for a year. to aid in compelling from both great par- the 1 He hoped that fa that To ask them to go beyond thia time lie could eenrinre me of hi* un tip* nominations during the Presidential tiona. J Hoe would be to forte them out of tbeir worthinw. Anna, you will dwpise your year which ahall reprerent purity in char- (sphere, and to expose them to very fotmmother when she tell* yon that fa six acter, integrity in administration, and a jidaUe dangers, by placing them on ground* month* she broko her promise, and eloped better era for the politic* of the whole |that it might be impovibk consistently to with Count de 1a Poet*. I trusted to my father's great lore for forrirnca. I wa* country. Citixeos who would vote intelli- ' wrong. My iagratitnae, disobedience, gently cannot dispense with the papa and deceit met their just ptmiahmenl; my which tells them the truth honestly con- J caning every party and candidate, nor ; am they in thi* centennial year do more , affective onrriee for tho puhlip good ttaa byausteining and oxtendfag’ the tircufa- । tino of * journal devoted to intelligvace among the people, honesty 'among their 1 Udbren vslrttn nobUen’ d! hi. life. He married mo in hopes of sharing my rufara, and th* emeetial prindjJe* cf tbe 1 dowrv, and now quietly refuted to rapRepublic. Cme. For ten yearn we lived a life of runhappinra*. You were bora, ami Charley, and named for my favorite broth-. ’ aonral semmUng by t 1 had brought from .ling my hmtwnd in uni*. Had ho but loved The committee investigating the causes '.‘A merry CTiriatmaa!" wa* shouted of critfie in this city are unrarthing amac in cirar voice* by all lhe children in Mr. Ixrldrv'* rich mansion. Toys far scalier- terrible fact*. Among others is the tastfa cd in careka* profusion upon the velvet rnony of one of lhe firm phyaiciaa* of the carpet; book* were on the hatidaotnr ta­ city. Dr. Elisha Hams, who declared that ble ; every luxury was in the room. the increase of criminal* in this city in tbe 1x4a Leclerc mi with her arm* around post few year* wu greater in proportion her eHrot child, looking at pictures; and little Ndlie and Harry jilajcd shout the than die incroue of population from births room. Aunt Jenny, Mr. Leclerc'*, autcr,, and immigration together. Gted the only bov, curountguig him in Dr. Willard Parker, an authority of oqua| mjuy gloc.' while Chloe came from alandiug, said that liquor wa* tho chief the ftwnt door every few raonHints, l>ear- camo of the vice, crime, idiocy and insanity ing aotnc new gift; now it wtui a doll for NeUio, now a rich cake, covered with in lhe country. AU who havejooki-d white-frosting, for all. now a drum fuf' into the cause and cure of crime agree that Harry ; now * b<x>k fur Misi Izifa. the vicious clamra must be made to .work There wa* joy and gfadnen., and truly a harder. It fa a notorious and patent fact merry Oristnia*, in that house. The that with all the increase of wage, and day flaw by with joy and fronting; and in the corning the lioum stood dark and! rrgufaliou of houi* ia the fast ten years, deserted. There wa* a farce partv at the comiition of the lower dame* doer not Lois's fathers The family, cluldrcn seem to be tbe better for the change. Tire and di, were to useable, and thither complaint is nude by all employer* that this Imppy iimuehuld hod gone. Now, rtwley, you xnd I are pririlodgtd there fa very little, almost no fair return persona, and we'will step in before lhe made for tho wages paid, no matter bow other guest* arrive. We find only two liberal these may Ire. The avenge of per*o»s in the parlor , oueau old gentle­ i work done in a day with all the labor man, ill* other a lady between thirty and forty year* of age,’ but still bcoutefal, raring help* of the time, ia hardly\half with a sweet face and a low, sweet voice The gentleman is paring up and down that that fa such an outcry for work, em­ the rooms, while the lady arranges sohm- ployer* bethink thauuelrro whether tbsy mnsio upon the grand piano. Luxury cannot obtain their own right of a day * can ooareely' devise a more .uperii apart­ work fur a day fepaj. The fact has rather ment. It is long, Very long, and wide velvet carpeU, rich 'furniture, guilded been fast right of, that employer* had any frames containing rewtljr picture*, velvet right? beyond that of paying the most curtains, wliose nch crimson is subdued wa-w. for the very least tliat stupid and by fine face covering*, evrything *jeak» idle bdpcboM to do. Now that the cry of Istye wexllh. The lady's drew fa of rich mH, and costly jewel* glittered in for bread comes so nigral there ■ a chance her lisir and on ha round white arm. to find whether the poor are wilting to Tbcoe the seoupont* of the room arc Mr. work fur their money rather than starve. Pometoy and hi* daughter Anna, who is Those of experience among the lower tbe beslcM of lhe expected rorapony. for Mrs. Pomeroy ha* fain in her quiet grave for tea ^rrar*. Suddenly the gentleman psused in his walk, ami spoke to hi* daugh­ ter.‘My dear there wa* a child in a store, thu morning, whore stoty interrated me. He hu an intalid mother : and 1 promurd him »ome wine and fruit for her. lie wBl be here wxiu. Will you attend to thsoe thing* ? Il is Christmas ; and we mnvt remember the poor.” The lady left the.room , and the old genfound with ba five children in tbe sixth story of a wretched tenement bouse, where yean?' Oh, Hattie, my'child! where *he made a miserable living by washing. are vos thia Christmas night?" Ha ehildren were without shorn in bitter TTie large parlor* aoou filled with guest*. Muaic, danoug. and merriment weather, and n kind merchant aend n sup­ were at tbeir bight, when two children ply all round. The olJost girl objected to came upon the broad, raowcorared stop in them became they were laced with shoe­ front uf lhe house. string*, and button boot* were the style. '•Oh, Anna!” did Charity, “isn't it fine in there? and he leamri orer the The same family lent tbeir father, a miser*railing to look tn at the window, "Listen I blc wretch, who drank himself to death, you ron bear the music; don’t thev look and were obliged to uk fur charity to bury pretty; dancing? Ob, Anna, raw the little him. The teachers of the minion school boy»asdrirb! See, that little gir! i« ju.t who helped them bofore, agreed to bear the expenses, whereupon tho old woman went out sad ordered a hew., with Oh, Alum! don't you wish ynu Win s plumra, to attend the funeral of the dcbig bouse, and had white dretM, and ported sol. A member of the city author­ d*^5y,« to the door. Charley, ities told of a poor follow who had oeea better days, who came to him far help u said Anna. be was without a poaiUoa, or money. The ThcchUdren were led into the wide hall, asd stood over the furnace regutrr, vrarmiBg thmr cold fingtra, while tho ta­ rtan went to find Mias Pomeroy. Soon they were surrounded bv little children, dreaaed la gay, pretty ctethes, who dua- IHarriet ------- t ttaage? Look, father ! Ob, ” is Ctastmas J^il this night! (Mee again. I ]---------- *--------- — — -—“i* thi* no*, a fcriridden subject?" “ Rut she fa akk! poor! ha childroa begging on CiotrtiMs night! Father, i ptay tar-taps.bar! 7&tan. all rf ter if there be not a soul in the store, the poor girl must stand on her fact till the welcome stroke of twelve givre her an bour'a respite. And then from one to seven she stends again, till worn «wit with fatigue ahe crawls to Iker ’wretehod lodg­ ings, only to go through tbe same torture tlio next day. A number of influential ladies, the most prominent in fashionable circles in the eity, have taken the matter in hand, and have petitioned the ’reding merchants to abrogate thi* rale, and per mit die girl* to sit when it ran be.donr without interfering with their ditties. They bare exatnioed some of the girls and found them all <rffiieted with varieore reins, weaknea* or the spine, and more ar boa with Icmale disewsas, all of which, medical men my, result* from this practice. The merchant,, in defeuw, say that to alter lhe rufa would be to do away with discipliae, and impair the efirieney of their help, and that they will not change tbe rule. The girls do diis fearful amount of work far wages ranging from 83 to VT pre week, and severe aa it ia. ware Uray all to quit to-morrow, there would b» tea' tliotu and not only willing but anxious 10 take tbeir places. And they have intimated to the Iwmrvolcnt Uba that they had letter miod-Lhc-ir own business. day fur (8 per weeks? She pay* fS her board, for which she get* a Kttle C liall bed room, without fire, and the vilest table imaginable. Iler washing .be doe. partly herralf, but that whieh she low to have done cost, her at least 81 per week-. Tlii* leaves her a dollar jfir cfoihoa, medi­ cines, and what luxtlriea she has. And miserable as this life is, there are twenty thousand girls in this xity today who would ay for joy to get it. The number* who live in garrets on such food a* they c«n get for almost nothing’ ia appaUng. bit any wonder that lhe bagnioe are fidl to ore.flowing, and that ’ suicide* am of daily occurrence? It seam* to me that life on auch terms would hardly be wsrth �STEBBINS BRO’S Sv says as fxcAaeye. Aud in support oCthiaprejemwekrnrn thm . puhfctoeet ing wa* recently held st Battle Creek, id vhkhmuy cftheproMtaeMaiM of the mty participated This may he all well for ought w* know aa the nyc <y inWers u not yri part. Rut to us it wcnM fwrfoctly ehimeriral. Th* tri. canal with all the large sums so judiciously expended to make it the commercial highway be­ tween the wster* of the Lake* and tidewa­ ter, cannot compete sucerasfully with lhe railroad along iu banks even in tbe trareportation of the heaviest freights. Nay, mor*, as shown by ilia report of thoCommu aiocer of RsHroads for this State jurt pub­ lished, we learn that lhe railroad." in our own Stale ar* moving forward tbe surplus products of the country at Ires rate pwr too, p«r mile, than tho same are transportthe foct, aad of that there ia-no, quation, who would desire to send produce to mar­ ket by renal al the rate oflO or 60 miles per 24 hour*, when tbe railroad would mor* it four or fire lime* as far, and thus brine it to market four or five time- as The Beecher triable w0 not down, heau*? the people of Brooklyn will not let it ran. Mr. Boocher's lato appearance of fight has not been maintained. Shearman, hi* Utomey and chief friend hold, himas^f ink defiant attitude, but hei reuot keep BoreUrwp totbe merk. Tbefoct b, tho Rar. gentleman foobi that the world is against him—he frel* that whether guilty of the offence a* charged or not, there lias been enough of Isiprudenw aud folly in hi* intercourse with the feminine part of hi* look to leave mor* upon hia hi* name than a clergyman ought to have. He know* that the clergy generally believe him guilty, and that hs luu lost standing ing in his profession. Therefore, Mr. Beecher will very soon atsp down ud oet. Despite Shermans' bluster, and the curi­ ously devoted support of uis church. Mr. Beecher is a Imt mu. If guilty, of couras It is all right, if innocenl, he is the moat unfortunate mu living. What wide-spread destraction this scan­ dal has cause-1! Tbe sbloit preacher in ■ •diuons, wo intend there shall be no doubt trot* papers, thus furai&ing very much more reading mailer. It b carofitlly edited, aud. aliugetner, lias ho equal anywhere in lhe West iu point of rj vale* aud gro end attractivencM in all it* departments. It will bo kept fully up to it* previous high slandard. which has girevi it an imt meMely wider circulation througbau Michigan than any other paper published either within or without our borders.— There u probably not a school district in tho Stat* where Tux Tatnrtrx b not Tho price of Tttr TniutrMR in ii* vaniou* edition, is u fallows, Dai) v 810.60 peryoar, induing postage; 85.30 for six months; 82.65 fur throe montl*. Tri­ Weekly, 85.30 par year, including prat! age, 82.05 for six months; 1.35 fi>r three moath*. Weekly 82 per vear for single subscrqAion; 81.80 in dubs of fire; 81.72 iu dub* of too; 81.60 in dub* of twenty —all thcM prices including postage, which we have to jay. A large and elqaint map of Miehigae. (lower peninsula), all ready to liang'upon tho wall, is also given to every subecriber te Till WxaKt.Y TntBtXX for 30 cent* extra. This offer is mode as an inducement to new subacriben and for renewals. a« it* price to anyone not a aulacrilicr is 81-50. Addrrm ail letNEW ADVERTISEMENTS. first public exhibition in the Abstract building some time iu January. But we do not believe auch canal feasi­ Branch county lore* quiet and order, HI FOB THE SHEA? CEWBUIAL! ble, if it were desirable, and do not be­ in such rendition that be cannot be caught and conao|urntly kept ten uf her resident* lieve if built even for the 88,000,000 and brought bach to answer for hia crime*. in jail at Coldwater last week fur being that Mr. Wiflri talks about, it would pay engaged in a homing. Tliat hb escape was a put-up job there can Dr. Allen, of Charlotte. bxv reported a be no doubt. The officer" permitted him case of vario'oid in the vicinity of Dimonto got away, and very ingeniously put the MOORE'S police force on false aecstt* till he got safe­ ty out of the country. A sailing vcmoI meet the requiremonte of commerce, ud ba* been chartered, and was lying in readionly as our Railroad uystem is built «p nem in the East River, with her paper* all Agricultural and Family Weekly. and developed, can any section of tbe rootiprepared. Tweed went thronght h» try prosper, or the people grow rich from house, gut into a carriage, waa driven to the th* productions of the soil, the iniaca ur Teasel, got alnjard. and Railed away. The officers who were privy to the scheme kept the entire force srerehing in all the places where he wa* not, till bo was safely land­ the. 31st of January next, and continue STANDARD IN ITS SPHERE. for one week, cxhibitui.- tn Young Men's ed. XNow his lawyers will more heaven Umu'i Re,At Em «m Uis pMt Qaarikr »l The Cleveland Herald has been look­ aad earth to make a oimprutnuc. Tweed Hall ir. that city. Rnsincas is very lively in Grand Rapids ing up the national achievements of tbe will return enough of the money he hav In fact, burions men agree that the fall new Way* and Mean* chairman Hen- is stolen to make a decent dividend, and he trade uf 1875 b fully as large, if not will return to take hb old place in New larger, than any preceding year. York politim. Tbc old man ia anxious to Oso. Garfield when ho beard that Mr. Two highway robBcm were traced to Morrison had been appointed chairman of get into power again, for ho has a great Grand Ledge, and arrested there last Sun­ soil «f all aa*a«w la rsral aanaiu. a*l alaa aa Ways and Mean*, refused al first to Le- many old score* to settle. He is a vindic­ day night. They were taken back to len­ amriatla vMtav ia taaUla. la hath Ton aa* liev* tho report alleging tbit Morrison tive old fellow, and if he ever ilocs get sing aad turned over to tbe Saginaw ofi- i StoNni. tka Markou. Aa. all rrn.'ol »Z7'aUr had never made a speech in Congress. odHoi thao flrla* a creator variatj af aaWal tafcrThe General was mistaken ia this. Mr. ■ealUn sail c.'.na!lsa«'»> Uallor. tilanpano* a iu> iU a»irelioas. than ear elk ar AaarlMa jearaaL Morrison during hia former term iu Congrtss made two speeches. Tho first u re­ THE PEOPLE'S PAPAR ! corded on page 5-393 of the RrcorJ, and Au* oortalotr tka beat aae artaal far tka Vasal, Tbc large importing houses of fancy rn BaanccirviiST av* Ftaa-.tT. m irroct b as tollowa: "Mr. Morrison—I a*k leave to havn wares show few signs of tho hard times months being 1,026,079 b»rreh. These during the holiday season. To an accus­ are the figurm of the Stole Invpceton. cal dimhililiM of Mareillus P. I 'hristian, tomed eye the slock may pot appear >o large a* iu former kelsons, when money The Grand Eocampmml I. O- G. F., of Mbmg. Virginia." wa* rolling about; but articles' are more | Michigan will meet in Jsekaon on th* “Mr. Bansicr—I object. tasteful and select; Such esmem, bonxre. fir?t Tuesday before the third Wednnalay “Mr. Morrison—I more that the rule* ami elegant pieces of gold and silver ware in January. be suspendtd and th* bill pomed. Schuyler Colfax liad a grand reception "The speaker—That can not be done." never were shown a* to-day. Tbe dealers say that they have not felt the Lard times al the. residence uf John N. Inp-raoll of Ths second effort record.d on page 5.­ 430 is not so long and elaborate aa the affect their custom, bat cxncct they will the Corunna American, last Monday even­ abort, but it b very pithy and direct. He before long. As the next thing to seeing ing, after ho bad delivered hi* lectnre on, Ix-autiful things is to hear about them, Abraham Lincoln. said: “Mr. Morrison—I more to include in your readers may have some curiosity to A stoving big stare factory wjli be built know what kmd of gifts wealthy New that bill also the name of Marcellus Chrisat Montague next spring. Yorkers make tliis scosnp. I Tbc gem uf all the lovely objects of -LigGtry and virtue,' j AJpeua people are of the o, iid£n that a .all basin underlies their city. ’ ’ is the veiled Cupid, now on view in the gallery of a boms- noted for it* raritici. The statue, by an Italian artist, is called P.ndmutcr at Fife Lake, Grand "Hidden Love;" a charming figure, with County. head turned aside, and arroar. drooping Political Note.. The Grand Rapids Fire Department in the left hand, a veil thrown over the tones number fifteen ; cost 83,U2l>, and weigh 20,0-10 pounds. The New York Etminy Pott, discuss­ BUBAL Th* New York TriZ«ar goes over some of Speaker Kot’s blunders and remarks: "Th* Speaks’ did not make sueh mistakes purposely, ofsome ; be simply did' nut adopted a rrnolntion providing that no, j.opil should be deprived of hit or her re-1 cess except for misconduct during recce*.1 rcssion Last year the Democracy elected a mnvor, Horatio Aloey, in Keene, N. H.; but thia year Bdward Farrar. Republican, beat* Colony by 277 votes. Foor of th* five aider men and th* 12 of tho 15 coducthnea are Republics's. Thu is a good sign for lhe March election. The fact, says the Waahington correspoodsni of the New York THfarar, that about tbe tame population that get* four •hanaatuhip* in tbc North and East get 22 in tbe South, put* a great many teeth an edge among (he Northern Democracy. A Waaluington correspondent of the New York WeeM. who is undoubtedly familiar with tbs .abject of which he apeak*, any* that tbc number of Democrat- Tbe Waahington Stnr say* that it is understood that tbc Republican members of the House of Representative* have detannioed that in all catoi where the Dem The next semiun uf the Right Worthy (trend Izxlge of Michigan, I. O. O. F., will be held in the city of Grand Rapid*, At the same time cltangts are going on on the third Tuceday of February, A. D., ao rapidly that tbc nprcha»er* of these curt­ 1876, commencing at 7 o’clock P. M. ly things may hard to pledge thmn before next holiday to gut money to lire on.— ju-rt delivered to Preston Mitchell, of Advertisements appear iu the papers con­ Manhall, 16,000 young California salmon, tinually, offering private propertv for ale. which have been deposited in Brace Lake. A lady offcoi to sell an evening dress, onl v The Kalamaxoo Gairttr speaks out after onec worn, and a new thread bee aliawL Another has Guo aeal-akimt, good a* new; the following fashion: "Some time since while diamonds are to be bought at ruin­ wo sent bill* tn all subscribers owing u* ous prices. A broker told me that he on subecriplion. All aceountojiot settled could buy diamonds atony time for one- by the first of January will be placed in fourth their cret from puple who had Let the hands of an officer for collection. all their other property. Those expensive Everything connected with the printing goods I spoke of arc usually lirought by businese is rash, and we cannot afford to people of xwured inetsmra, not dependent carry roL.cril<cn move than one year.'' on the luctutious of bostnaM The The total number of the disasters on Aston, Stewarts, and a half thousand the great lakes during tbe season jw"! other funilies, know nothing of hard timiw dosed was 1,056, sgainrt 1,181 for 1874. for when one Ins an income of 8500,000 Of this number 562 occurred on lake per year, it malten but little whether it b Michigan, 152 on Lake Huron. 189 on cut down 25 m-r cent, or noC’ While Lake Erie, 62 on Lake Ontario. ID ou J am on the other side,'' kt mo show you Lake St. Clair, 26 ou Lake Superior, and liow sumo people lire. In the house where 45 on rinn. Eighty-five vowel* of all I live b a servant girl who work* ^rutn 'i* kinds, with a carrying cajwcily of 2D,I77 in tlu> morning till eleven at night for ton*, valued at 81,038,000, were total 82.50 per week. Her father, mother, and wreck*. The amount of property loot in three children came te N*w York that bulls aud cargo® was 83,791,300. During they might lie supported by bar. That b last season 25 new vends, with an aggroto say, there was no work for them at Port gatc capacity of 14,737 ton* and nuned JervM, whore they lived, and it could not at 81,169,500, went cotnmimioaed. be much worse anywhere. They got a room in aa attic—and lhe father and boy* try to get something to de in rain. Tho mother sucoooded in getting a little washing to do, which averages her aixiut The Detroit Tribune- ^AYp7h*ir~ibode”iB New York’. A idegram fra** the London police to our chief, notified the city of this aeoesum to it, pupubtine. s-d Xtociiv. awah«l ami every DescnpfioiT wKIeE we ^HEMDrOmoiT . Do not foil to call upon noetfR 4 miiqi/T, «md Mamdacuriac S. A A Battfm! A ItM, C-naulate* MarehuU L* Peerless Milk Safes Grain, Flour, Proviiiona and Country Produce, $ DOWN WITH HARD TIMES SAVa itdhsr “1 “ft $ John H. Wendell & Co. i Flour, Crain, Pork & Seeds. 54»>56 ’•'SSUJtrtfc We Can ilif-TS. Mayhew BusinessCollege EXCELS lit by opinion; WORK" for industrial intelligence; “BRIC-A-BRAC" for wit aud Innocent pleaaantry. ScTuaxaa's Moxthly I* now’ reeogulxed.botti Lu this country and In Eng land. *s tbegnat representative Amer­ ican Magaxine. Encouraged by tho fkvor accorded to it by a generous public, we shall aim. during lhe Centennial year, to ccllpan It* fnrmerachlerment* tn both Its Lite­ rary and Art departments. A Grat Reiitta ii Prices! ora of lb* Day. »ueb as Hon. W. E. Gladaton*. Prof. Max Muller, Prof. Huxley, Dr W. B. Carpenter, Prof. Tyndall. R. A. Proctor. Francis Power Cobbe. Tbe Duke of Anryll, Ja«. A. Frnude. Sirs Muloeh, Mr*. Oliphant, D.D. MALLORY & CO WbolMola n—l—I Is OYSTERS. AKD FOREIGN FRUITS. i.T,. BALCH & HOBTON. ts trttolilMlM. a to a. w. Bal SEMI IHOI ESfflffi, Litlelfs Living Age. Booumxns and Ncwa-Doaiora. |" 11 H M I T l| fl F Price $4 a Year; 35 cent* a Number, j | 0 II N I I U 11 E In 1KCTn* Ltvv.u Ao* num upon ihirtjr-thinl y*ar. Il Ass never failod in Corner Woodbridgt A Shelby Sit., Billings & Probasco, Uptefcten tot Bratta, Frana, k ■artlt, lartK Slatt al Im *.*■. hdlsM* l*MtM w to liafdu «lll SE» VtJkK EXPRBN (aisvH MaUanlfo* Ilnui ftr»»l SJU a. to; fo.,1 tt Tklr* itraal. *.« Arma *t*avv**«la* Bridsa al ti ta_ r.a Sato "to Haivanalaa Drt**v ■ falttoM Pa>*M Rlavala* «*n u> Boabaatar.: . ■ :. •■ - ■ ■ . -.. Timm antra >■ PaUoli Into iba KastJUl T •l_ al'..to aad taso a. a.5.Ua*4*«l » n.i bSShssis’'Oaaaral <MI«* »t Ua CoaiMar. b'a- IM Jo Ixiok here ! U TtJ.*CRAFr. [ FrMsst As U Itolrait. J. 6. FOSTER. W'a Paa. AsU-D<1 Look here ! JOHN STANLEY I \Vital ! don't you think we can sell Coffins, Caskets &, Shrouds chceta-r than any firm in the Sute* SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO can do it, for, with tho help of THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. Me .1. M. HBWBS, aiudiliuti of jnrtica by which, for the lirot time in eighteen years, the National House uf Repravcntative* will ba at war with lhe Senate and the Executive Administration, and che approach of another I’residcaul eanvaw, will give fresh interest to many public questions, which will lie treated a* they rise with intelligence and candor. The coming year will also faring the cen­ tennial anniversary of many interesting events in our early annals, and will furnish occasion for review and discuasion of many topics bearing upon the history, prosperity and character of lhe nation. It is sure to be crowded with exciting events, such as will dicit the most absorbing and wide spread interest, creating an unusual de­ mand for the tbe beet das* of newspapers, among which THE DETROIT TRI­ BUNE stands foremost, acknowledging no equal in tbc State and but Jew owtside of Salisbury &. Brosseau. aaiingH. Doc.. 22, 1875. 52yl The it=pori«a« of Tua Linae Aus i» every Anevieaa reader, a* tkt .sly auhfoctorily freak ud coaiplrt* compilation at a* ladlapendMe current literature,—i.dw^aisUe ba­ re aw it embrace* the produeltani ot THE ABLEST LIVING WRITERS in *n tranche! af Utnsiur*,' Seine*. Art asd Polille*.—Is saEcieully indiralol l.y the following recent: Canned Fruits and Flsn OPINIONS. •■Ou^t t« find a plsro In every American r pCw"1* -V. "It reproduce. lb* but tUurtu.r.f tbe be" naiads of lb* dvftlsnl world, upon all lop lc> of living Interests '—/U4WdzAw fopnV. "Tbe besi of *11 oar eclotrtie pohlkatioM." ehaas* the Whittier. Tbe Presidential cantos*, is certain to be lhe murt hotly-contastod campaign that has been fought sine* the organization uf 1778 A National Family Paper. 1876. the Government. The Democratic party, rbsOryatFbmUv Poe of A*Mn*s.tb* onlr *•long and justly excluded from power, but encouraged by their surasec* in 1874. will make a moot depcrato and determined straggle to get control cf the National Government. Believing that the auocew uf thi* organisation would be a national calamity, TftK TbiBVXK will spare no energy of mean* or lien to jtrvent ao dire­ ful a ravulu Maintaining Republican principles, such os it believes best for the gtiicra) wdfarc, and holding party organi­ sation as simply an sgsncy to carry them into effect in the administration of govern­ ment, it.givig to the Republican party an outspoken and hearty, but never blind and duliourat, adhesion. Fault* of policy and abusra in administration it will not b« > point out and sock Io have rraort he rod that th* people shall be served. It will labor unceasingly Oysters received daily Hopkins & Barnes Jfave on exibition one of the largest Slock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public ie Star Spwlal Bauer cheap for Cash. also, a full and have, complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries- Toilet Setsman and Latin atari**—Ils fttn tad Its pun!*., J*ck-la theqtulpit, th. Uttewbcs, As.. Ac., Is *v*a mor* uipsrlitx altracUn. St. Niohola* for 1874 md 1875, 4 Volt. J-c. <5”c.. "WisproriM. u rviy a Give us a call. ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? Hopkixu I Barnes. Hatting!, Dec. IS. 137.1. For the coev«aUaoe uf libraries, and ba­ TtoKmr lafrond AAHrsL’’ "-\irNILl * GA K, Boston. TllS ST. NlCUULASUBaAKV. Last Saturday thirty English thieve* FWimE! ’ < <Of . j ’ a serial that will inalui every now num­ “Jon of locisndby Bayard Taylor. ber of Bcribuxu’* vargrrlv nought for. A dalighihlly vivid Mery of an Icelandic If It had nothing else to rooommend hoy'* carver, tall of Incident., wklri. eeuld We sell none of thia cbca;>-ni*i!c FurTbaOMtogAm JVwfrated A«uw pre­ happen la no other country, and graphically n I turn that fa made by machinery. Tbe good* we make la made by hand, and dicts that "w* have found at last Me warranted. We Invito all person > to marling Slvarwam, Tripla-Hala* «iirer„„' DrenM., Fra^j, Md A-Wlwo , '■ U»* k>w*M. ,“The eecond Installment I*even strong■ -ip? , Me AgsMt for to* TIPrAMY WATCH | ■ Part|e* haring Pltturro to frami We begin In January r w onldtfo W^ltor^ HIsMSI fratnerl of U" ' — “Philip Nolan's Fri*odi," .rrand Cheaper than I V Dint. Harriet Preacett SpuhbnL DonaldJ as.wccaurto 1 U. Mitchell, H. H-. Edmund 6. tRfafiU> nuy hooic In F • ?y County. We keep | 'man, Lucy Larcom, Charles Dudley th* L«nnsCa>'^Ua>t selected stock of ** Warner, Bret Hart*. Frank B. Stork। ton, Elisabeth Aker* Alien, T. W. Hlg- Pirri RE FRAMH3 AND MOULD- , gtaaon, Lucretia P. Hale. 1 ’ rof. R. A’ Proctor, Mr*. Oliphant and Rev. Edw anlEgglraton. ' “One Day at Arte," 'The Fire at Grantley Mills," ami atbereof Mn. Burnett's short stories, will not used to be assured that tbsy have a rare treat before them. Thu scene of Ute new novel 1* laid In an English mining town, and from the first patfe to th* last tliu Interest 1* uufiacglng. Anxnic other notable ;*;>crs wo tuontlon the following: "A 8ECOND •■FARMER'S VACATION," by£Col. Gbokob E. Wauxxo. desripllvo of a row-bust rido uf two hundred and fifty mile*, la one of Hie nso*t fertile and In­ teresting of the vine-growing valley* of Europe—a region never seen bv tbe or­ dinary traveler, but full of interwd. In It* social and industrial aunieeta. A rare collertton of -REVOLUTIONARY NEW-YOBKIB, Michigan’s Favorite. Governor Bagley generously contribut­ ed a* usual to the Chrutmu dinner for lhe bop at the reform school. Thi. year their desert consist of 75 lb. of nut* and 75 tbs. of mixqd candies, forwarded by the 1 .7 J .--- ---l—.™ ‘ uun.SM.iu, sun laally th* advtatursus. balr-civIHMd,aad y«t, IT1*1®tudc ’V" llft la ‘k* ■«** uf California, are *U ilccrllud with wasdvrfol tenthfolasM sad skill. Add to this lh« elevated to.* pmadtag A* work. «tol th* V rwwtoble .UTMtiss wMak s«rk a warrsUto ,,,x . THE WERKLY TRIBTlil, fa tthuuld be borne In mind. Is the Isrgew weekly mper irt th* Ntatf,- Republicans fur Grant fur th* third term. Thia latter embtaoe* a great many very excellent men who are trot offioc-bddcre, but who really boficr* that tiro brat inlcrret* of the country demand hi* ro-tromlnation. They are organ ixing ven thor­ oughly oath* basis of anli-OsiUIieism, or rather tbc protect!on of th* schools from Romish interference, lurd tnoncT and purity in public places, aud they as­ sent that to attain three end* the re-nomi­ nation of Grant n the only thug to be done. I wa* astonished to mo the number uf -tueu of character in the movement. The action of tbc Methodist* under the lead uf Bishop Uaran meet* verf general aoceptanre here. Il is net st slf unlikely that the New York City delegation in the National Republican Convention will be largely for Grant. ruined financially, aad in reputation. Mr* Tilton b *kisg out a miserable extatenec, keeping boarders. Florence, their daugh­ ter, a delightful young lady, loaches school sad work* nights copying for lawyers, with the aid of the type-writer. Mrs. Moulton, a refined lady with a nasty quar rd on Iter hands which the cannot let go ; Bowen, with two libel suits. There Las been nothing but misery, trouble and wratchcdncsa from beginning to end "Be virtuous and you will be happy." ing lhe orgasixation of the House, wants to know who is going to lead the leaders. ’Kefep It. Where you wul Cad all kind* of BmMM FLOBEBCI SIIfflG UGHK �I CORDS WOOD. Bih Ramm, IW M, IRS. Drax Bam «b: | ^Tta itav of tab Efc ... ■' " puna iod particta. of thrag. «Mta___________ _____ 1 AUtarfUta. jw correepondeat. w*a his reenut aojouru : fora few daya in Hasting, to render wtat • eouldin geaiugout*cobpUoftanm of tbe good old Bamnkk. One hardly ; inown, or rather hardly sppreriatas, tbe : w*n«th of frie»d»hip that may uiat for • *>>■ wbeu tab ^rtryday with hh ftieuda, FOM OMLY M> CUTS. util liww pitiw;. 1U. M, Un b a-te b, •*• [-Up ™*bl nopb. hta tata 1 tand J, Hutac. lb W. U, I . GEORGE L BEA TITS. iKta, taH, taU a, ««%lj phMMt , and the data, which Aevolrwd upon me, though withom ability FF1CE TIMK CARD. M.i h st'S'/a-Tssriis re. D-wa-. Alta. DATS ADVERTISEMENTS. Ora* 4 Rapid*. Greeutete* Bate. ere aertb te O«U taday M| rente ou the •loiter, >>ur teaake are Joe and itudrre-1 to acting ' bct Hrwidfflt Ferry and Hon. Genryv WilUrl for NahiaUe public docuaieata. Tilt ilrog and fancy goed'a «lor» of Mtwr, Hopklu* A Harare »•* baautifal'y illuBtfoated •a tlHalma* rre. being ligklrel ailh Cfiteaar to evrente them properly, brought pteaa nut reooDactam. and almoal ponmodad me towiA I .r-iefowtof ttarity Of Hsstisp. God hfom oar rnr friend. W only in HaMing* but throughout Barry county. By ths by, Mr. Editor, your humble senant returned only yewterday frtmi Oranpreille, whether he went a few dap ' __ ~ ~ ~ ‘ Calhoun and Baekwith, the promt pro of «he Orangeville Hotel, for their Chriatmte Ball. Notwithstanding the remtinuoos heavy rein the whula dsy, 24th night brought a goodly numbar of dancers, and the tall, though not • linen rial ntccuta to the gentlemanly proprietor* wa» enjoyable in the higheat dagrec. From what I naw and heard I am afraid that Rtfarmrr, tbe Halting* Jmtnal eentapondent from Orkngevilla, vu a little too hard on Mown. Calhoun and Beckwith in hia recent article Both gentlemen told me they had wJd no liquor, and on the night of tbe tall, 24th mat., I know they sold nothing but rider, an 1 long before morning di*-.«olinued aelling tliat cvco. an they thought thare waa being too much of it drank, and Item whit I law, heard, Ac., am convinced that the proprietor* of tbc Orangeville Hotel are gentlemen, aud will not for the *akn of making a little money, deal out damnation iu lhe lhape of whisky to boy* nr any body eta-. It would arem that the affair between whisky Allan and young (.orilim, referred to by Rr farmer, wai not to much a drunken row, aa a dif­ ference of opinion in regard to labor per­ formed tbe pa*', rummer by Gondim for arid Allen. The row, like all row*, wa* a disgraceful affiir, but eould not learn a* Calhoun A Co. were in any way to blame. Of cuurae all I know about it ii what I wu told while at OrangrriBe,- and if what I wu told i» true?! think Rtfonarr did an injuvtice to Calhoun and Beukwith. but if the affair rvaulted from whisky Bold to the combatant* by tin above named firm then Reformer did not iprvad it on any too thick. But enough about whisky and row*. There i* too much of both, and wiah, fur the honor <if our country, wo could do away with both. We are having quite a tall of snow. It is now at this writing, 1 o'clock p. m.. not lean than nine inebre deep and mow­ ing very hard. The foundation for good sleighing was never tatter, and from prra- businas*. and as I have made ananccnsota to merwasu my facilities for doing ibetter work than cv«r, all should call aad gtas negative taken. The roperinrily of my work in the past i> a soft 1 cient guarantee of firat-c iwork in the future Booms in Washington Block. I •uith ride State Street 31tf / Gao. L. nkatit. m ropai t sum n b l Never before the wxr, or since, have the best Americon Prints been plseed on the Market at bo low a figure aa 8c per yard. SPRING i AVERY have thia day received and opened 50,000 yards of the best goods, which they offer to their custo­ mers at tbis aurprimngly low fig­ ure ; and iu addition to thin we are offering 35,000 yards of very desirable and stylish goods; good colon and patterns at 0c Prints that never lieforc were of­ fered inthis maaket at SO LOW A Price. Tbe best and leading brands of Brown and Bleached Cottons, at the lowest ruling prices—in fact 30 CHEAP.it is hardly neceasaay to call atten­ tion to them. SPRING A AVERY. • Grand Rapids. IN KANSAS Come til ye that want your Hones Shod or any thing dae is tta line of Blackamilhing and call ou L. L. Grwnry for bo sap he am just 4. ‘‘that .re" him«elf for ha knows he ha* sera tta time ho eould d.. work jm.t a» well t* be ever could. FeCeh along your work and be made hippy. My shod is in the north­ east corner of Rutland ou the farm known aa the D. K Woodruff farm. I will do | work at tbe lowest living prices. All work warranter! to rail everyone who will I fovnr me r4-*----- " XX94w4. The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they hare sent us 40 dozen but Will Hams, «ays he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a doubl derof CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out. GROCERIES We. have a double Stock ns any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw. and evervbod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it i« to hard work to grind them. It would seem as if almost everything had been said about DRESS GOODS and that tbe subject was entirely worn thread bare. But SPRING k AVERY being alive, and watch­ ing the interest of their many customers as well os the fluctua­ tion of the market, have thia day placed on sale a case of SPENDII) ALPACAS in all the leading colors at 25 cents per yard. These goods would Im* considered cheap at more monev. Also a CASE of TIBER Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. CLOTHS, goods styles and colon«, which are attracting the at­ tention of the mwe* at 30c. IOWA AND NEBRASKA, In fine goods will be found all '1te Barimtoi itariRira B.R.C01 the now and stylish tilings. In­ visible Plaids in Browns, Blues and Greys, in Camels Hair; CASHMERES in Seal Brown, Navy Blue, Prune (black a speciality) Dark Green, Ac.— The Ladies would do well to look over our stock, before pur­ chasing, as we can show them Gold Ring*. ' all the novelties of the season. Office snd Parlor Clocks SPRING A AVERY, Grand Rapids SPECIAL NOTICES. GILES, BRO, & CO. Cormpondsncs. und RETAIL WHOLESALE JEWELERS, tches. THE GREAT CAUSE I Look here ! What do you think vro tell ? UuStw and Caakrt* aud Shroud* cheaper , than any om in the County or in tbe State. We run do it for J. M. Hewre m to work for ti» he h railed the beat trim­ mer in three put*. Before buying auy- The weather for the past few v day lias been wiptory. remind-1 ing the Ladies of warm and I comfortable garments. YeaU}r-l dity Spring A Avery opened 'in aildition to their unusual large* । slock over 100 desirable and Stylish Cloaks and Saques in fur I trimming, fringes, silk and in nil -A I the leading styles in both 'long •mparison Invited and Competition Defied and short garments. Also a full line of Silks, Velvets and Cloak­ ing Beavera, fur lined and plain by the yard, with Braids Gimps, and]'-all the fashionable trinlrnings for these garments ; all of which your are most respect­ All grades of Teas, the very beit in the Market Vrelh every fully invited to examine. week from ^e Importer.18. S. SLEEPER A CO., of Boston, and Spring k Avert, for sale nt prices which dees successful compcution. Grand Rapids. 1PflQITIIlN IIATCD f V Ifl lUOl I IUH llA I ED ■ a3£ OPPOSITION COURTED saiirn^ OrM tea reUnkan. Teas, Coffees and Spices The Agricultural Society leas teams panning through here to the pineries north. Will not occupy any mure Herewith we place before oar readers spent in the Baxmbs this time but done the financial statement of thr Barry County Agricultural society for ths peat year, to which public attention ia incited. Right nobly did lhe officer* of the Society do their work te secure its prosperity, and , the result of their labors attest the cordial . tahHktal h«tv*u------- —*.2.n — MO*** Captain at lh* Hxl-fiw E. Allan. tMadple Sejaorwr—T. PbiDp*. Royal Arte CKptalu—Wm. H. F»wvr*. Hc ia all alone la the grocery and taloon buainew Hi* Bar m firet-eiaaa. and be wnhea all hia fail old frienda and the pablie. to call oo him and he will plcaae all with prieeand politeneM. stasis J. Cole &, Son xr of tee State puUtebad aad .kould ba 7tau«M£ price owly IS reals. 1 This week we Itave opened in our Silk Department, a large line of SILK.'x from t je moat celebrated and responsible man­ ufacturers, "Bonnet," “Bellon's" ‘‘Gurnet's,'’ besides the wellknown “Cachemire Alexandria." imported by us. This is our faoritc brand, one which we desire to sell our friends, which wc warrant in every repcct, and can only be found at the counters of SPRING 4 AVERY. John Stanley. Hostings, Nov. 10th, 1874. HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? \ FOR ONE DOLLAR AVn will ho nd. Post-paid THE WEEKLY WORLD! GROCERS rr*4m win da well te giv* haed te tee reta* of tea Datrell TH*~ pablish tete TV. rite-w U aa ably edited, wide • Joanul, bm riway* aa loyal te the Ra. aa party aa it abaald ba; yet it ta Is tbo -L” _______ _ D. Buruum—J. W. ■cob Mwo—ltep. te 0. 1 Tree. "THE WORLD,11 35 Park Row, N. V. carding te ri>«n»«*l au Wadamtey tvw teg. Dee. 2M. IS7£. HU Honor. Mayor Oeodyoar la tee shair BaO at AJriraw being called tbe foltoelag Dr. J. W. Hitebeock OCULIST treui* all distal and defects of lhe eye. Office over the P<wt OSee Hasting Mich AlfflBOI.MttHSlBiFEEiimUD! ATrvTTm? I I imutiue i THREE MILLION ACRES OF WATEB UK I HUE Shingles, Lath, &c. BralanMi IPtrtal. Iitatt Oo and see thooe boeuufW book marks —Something entirely new—el tbe Pc* Oftcu building XXttw* anybody. Comeintoyi.O Gm. H. Joh.**om A Co. ytffltf Bring ou your watehea A docks that ittMvra?i£sK«: One of tbc novelties intra*! duced by Spring k Avery, and! which seems to be appreciated by their man}* patrons, is the Wagons A rented tee Highest Msdsl al Vteaaa partmttlt.. Udies ran pro­ cure any of tbe fashtonable pat­ of all sixes, and make 591 Broadway, , their own garment if they de­ sire. Over 1,000 different pat­ * tern we offer our trade, for La­ ”_ , ”____ * " " ’ 1. Parties ______ ,,_____ _ ___ railing at tbe pattern depart­ ment ran obtain a ratalouge, giving them all the styles and PEOTO&RAPHIC Prices. Ladies out of town, by $10,000 GIVEN AWAY terns , W. .11 tad ta RKPUBUCA* BANNEB usual prior fil.M and tbe LOUISnLLB WEEKLY COUUIEBJ JOURNAL prire prepaid on both paper*, for one ymr. for 13.00. Tta WEEKLY COUKIEBJOUHN AL is tbo greet NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER It wffl. on Ib*—br E.StH.T.Arrtoi'Y^CoXcw York. and Buggies �* >h ua. _ 1 bin xu . young raon sell a good lartu. turn m.rchar.t, .nd die io an imine foylum. 1 htovc asm a fsru-or travel about ao much that there b nothing al home worth otfowatlw fruit ofthrir untdta r IndigtslMMt makes them see imj cunrace in ] every one tlicy come in cutset with. In noewnt persons ’Uo never dreamed of giving ulcocc. are aatunbbed to find some uufiwtnnato word or reomentary tarittmity mistaken for an iaaalt To <nr the least, the habit ia .unfortunate. It to for wiser to take Uw mere charitable view of our fellow brings end nut suppose that a tdigte ia intended unlaw lhe neglect b ojwa aad direct. After all, too. life takes ita hues in a great degree From the color of our own mind If we are frank and pen­ crow*, klbc world treats u* kindly; if, on tbe contrary, we are XMpi.iuw*. barn to ta cold and cautious to we. 1 tot a per soo get tta reputation of being ‘'touchy,'' aad everybody b under restraint, and in thia way tho chancds 'of an imaginary of- IOMESTIC Mercantile Training SEWIHC Imachises. “MV YOUWGMfcU. !»sE&sr fARLKS R. WELLS, PnMrat. IIF..KRY L. HILLS, Srrrrtary. NOTICE. of thia coUqre -------------- ... ......... ......ia tta principal eitij? and towns of the United States Poultry-Feeding in Winter. Tie Eiikl Kind of Edacatioo for Hamburg*, Leghorn, and KpanLh are noted tut tbeir etlg-j>r™loeii>g qualitiee-. but rreu them, with all their natural born propenaitMw to be <rerb«ung!r hytag^EE*. vetyaoem • drjrup" during rerare Weather uulcea well houaed and n-g dariy fed with Mimethine brtrrr auilnl for egg-making than plain Indian corn. The Aaiatic freed*, being better feathered, and uxually eupaUe of e.xrry mg a surplrw of bi, can atand tho rigor* of Wintor with La* extra care than any other*; but they, too. will makegood return* for atten­ tion* paid to their comfort. Few ecveral year* part we have, at butchering time in tbc &1I, moke it a point to «re all the of fal that would make pwd chicken feed, »uch a* Hrora, kidney *, eta, at well a« ean and porta of tho head*; generally the fort, abo, where there are many hog* kill- chitlin fur the first time until it ia dart Then be goes down town ao cautiously m to almcwt create lhe imprwsiion ,th»t ho b sneaking along. If he are* a crowd on a corner, be will slip acroaa the way «> avoid than, and when hr goa* into hb •IWYCIIOMAXCY. OK WCL i lHOUtlXO.’’ A H«* silks* toi IS*, IsMiul* ss4 <*in tka gr> «*ery. be tries to get behind as many I«m4* and taxes a* he can. AU tha 1 wauilr. time he b trying hia level best to appear ^7o« mt if tta suit *n nix month* old, and all **ta the while radixai that bo to making an in- _____ fenial hilum of jl. Wc hope lhe time will come when new pant* will ta re fold ■ i ) cd by the manufacturer that they won't allow a ridge along tta front of each leg i £ Im $jOB$20r.S,'fe.'rS-jg> i baR.toV^Xi Yom Mei. r.^ntol I* Iks lk« Mte • nsnl, KSaXi Si"S? Magnificent granite building, with eta ganlly fitted and furr.wdicd apartment* for the application of and carrying out of our novel and systetnaxie methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. *«t. 1 *t.»:i wi si ~kut u Stotoar LtoCsn Kosto, la l». cite Young men who contcuaplaU* a boaineas I life, and parent* Laving *oo* to educate, I are particularly requested to send j for docomoato Mating tolhe college, which I give full information a* to terms, eondi-' tioos of cutaroce, etc. Address, '^7'' a Barr* OoUail tk. t-rsksls O*««. la tka Clip “MAT--*iPrr?; ‘fl-siasa SSBSSjHs MMf • stoKtaa. 4alr rariS.d, g&gKSttS CHARLES R. WELLS. I^wideut, Arw llarrr, ( \xm DR. C. A. SMITH S >Xe<li*ml Infirmary, ■ sea. KaTAWlAsllKn 1M3. THE WEEKLY SUN. beeves, and there abw furnbbe j a go lot of K»pa for chicken feed AU au gathering* am thmN»n together into targe iron kettle and covered with wan then tailed until tbc n'rat al! droj-* frtbe taurs The fat ia kkimmid off t top, the bones fished out and put anat ISzhtaJ rte; Fir tte tm if Hl fern if Printe tea MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. Taking i (tai 'Midim io Prices! MICHIGAN AND THE SOOTH. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN isa.lr. Sa.las teanlMlustal la rwaivar to* anaaai , L StoaiT **Txtot^V(,*aa *s,r!.lw,*”r 2,121 ti b SALISBURY A BROSSEAU. MORTGAGE !»A ' Dto.tol bsrlaskaas mad. is tka rrrtaui la.lmtora a, Mansa., and G it’’ G l ’ i! I13W FARM FOR SALE! S^5E=-g= II Rialto >». tolar lAr-lkm sal “as-1 t Irra lbs sank part af Iks a x>ut*-a>.t aaartar iLj afkast • sank «.? r*m alar (VI *n elU.al». .cj,-a< saarlsrK, ata g te W il i $, ’ $1 I Myl £dX^z: £ oaaitosai, aad la aOTanlasre wlih ^aa^toasaia^ia at bill- ■>- IV. I ■ ’ ■-(’, la Ika 111, toll ”11at UauiM. la aa>4 lav . CVrall < sen talk, toijl'r.al, a, IX SfeRhJ go A North-Wewtcrn Railway CHICAGO aa foUowa: For Connell Blnffa. Omaha, and C nia. Two through teafua dally, f’ulliuan Palace Drawing Root Sleeping (’am through to Council For St. Panl and Minneapolu. tbroaxb Inina dally, with Pullnu Salisbury & Brosseau. >.:in-. Dm 9! 1-7.V p i p in ] j. .1. M. HEWES, guarantee Saib fact ion. 'rKSwr.sK: *!*" r*r™«»4 m* atorat J<*• r, .« ta-o. nlf■ha OtoSl* aris San, albm. re rtstoi*, IM c.* ■/. ' i'"' ”* "rtT*Ti*e« ,C’' “ ’*k“* 1 “■* ■’} 1 if. a t , rev ,,a, rms IS. Sala to IM aabl ladmier* la »r toanosa. nu laiartol to IL. ,.l. to la a <»> are •< real aa, aaaam. AM lasts Has** ilalaaad u. ha Jot (a, reatolilodamaraarros’oo IM semsraaskais. at d<. it.fiir. witlythe help uf “poultry keeper" ta*jnrt g-mo the round*, through ue* uixl aLrt, giving to all a good warm breakfrst of raaxhid |>><aluca. wheal bran aud eon meal. *<.x*<>nrd with aalt and tUrored with «r*p* of bit fall'a butchering, prepared a* stare mentmm-d We naturally expect with every Mich re­ currence of ndvcrw weather that the sup­ ply of ag)p will be ditnhiuhcd, but with such fvreiitit; and the gradual approach of tbe regular laying aeaduti fur poultry gem •raly. the supply not only keeps. tip. 'ait ii hi J ■ 1 iimows : fssm lO-will • •• ibsir in iliya to UptoiSrir Gat. Bncisls, Praia, k : *l*R.nu. •.aaJt.'IT'iXa'S'iria’o*.. s!«*lr ui! i d < -.O Haeto.Is IMCWr .r llaal»s*.<a asM <*.|*I* b I <•* Bair* ~asM<Y«r* llaoto ktoea in. glaaa s< WaM. | (U 1st IM Ciksu l»e« *w ika aaM-rueaQ .r gtirr- j as Sator*,’, ma Issl. Sa, a< Vtorsarr. k- l>. IB*, al . 1 Ika kssr •» ow a'lsara la Ik. .4 IMl 4a,. r1 1 Iks la.-Mto a.4 laeaatoala StorncaS (atoll aau/maa * ar aa mark Ureart *• *ksll b* arenas** la aalMTr 1 *• 1 IkasaM isi.aal ana ae aaM toanassa. lestokar enk » n.lur*l.T l-« aa-lsll tot.’ itoal ton,. la *>•» , W-U.LWIL, rouuiiu tone. .VflUlMHI, !I ...1 rta to.rtb.tol ftanlaa oT lbs atoib.ae rrartlaaal tb a*a,w, < S' <-taaratoa la.al, U”aa eaauilala^ | and Mliwaakeo. If you want tn go to Milwaukee, O*h • rran-tolTl s«a«to**^r- r'f .aZ.bn'uartof^MX1 I [’ koeb, HL I’aul, Mlnneapolla, Duluth, ,-tr .a«l*l..lb« 11.1”.’ala.-»■ arm a..ch Ctoraa ■■ Fort tlarry, Winona, Warren, Galena. 1 naalau-.ar an, sm ere_eaa ksaSrasito-Mktor <_ Dulmque. Rlouxtlty, Yanktnn. Council . wTO rmu-a -I ixa aeautorel sesrta 5 ! FURNITURE ■ - - - - ------ ■ ■ a ■ . SALE ON EXECLTION. 1 *f ^LYo'sr*4attsiSKSi: attiD unit tiwaioa. ' The Reliable sbart Uae ii$ ‘ Hopkins & Barnes Aa long ar a mother hx* her daughter n confidence,i and eluxoca well tbe (f-inii ; Have on e.vibition one of the Ikw with whom tn lie intimate, there id no largest StocknfFancy Goods reasonable frarfi harm bring taught; and ao to cumai[«udciMx-, tta children may ever brought to this City -waste time and write mrtuenw, but no one which we offer to the public wiU ever write an <y*y, pleauant letter ia after life who ha* not acquired tbe art of a cheap for Cash. JPe have, lively u*e of the pen; and if, aa ia uatul, die fetter ia lhe familv show, there cannot also, a full and complete lie harm in it. Stiff it ought to be the Stock of Drugs and Medi­ ntla that only girl friend* •hould be writ ten to—not ta.vd, except Lrothcra. It u cines, Books and Stationary much rofcT. taiih in childhood and bier, to | Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, &c., <J-c. Give us a call. ilMHSU! Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ai*ai rapids and onion Sts 6' ft®*1-* 6® ! II Lawson’s Curativi J® Xtato a*,MUklo*‘'Ll*<,MU>'to"A< 1*0. anSM-ma -U-lal aealau u.r lu»4. .al-a... j, MIS sad la, •*». 1hmo<lu. la.4. ...1 l.ato..>. TV sometimes dag together and contemn all outsidcra aa iatcmiptioiu, if lx. wot**.; but thia in not unirrra.il, ami often whiL (im pair of rirtera h*ng* together. sitSe inp our anuttar and .pile ins* porable, another gitl in the mine family ia left ti> ._ i — 1___ ir r-. _ i ... i •. i i Stoeyytoif ffStorea.. - r * l> nr? ivikswui iwruse to r.ton II.,s. nitosareri. Ayer’s HASTINGS Hai Hopkins A Sarnos. Hastings, Dee 15. 1874. to* la tka snars.se. la Ukw T aC. SJTro'Xa.S^XL^^SSK.* igor, For restoring to Gray Hair iti natural Vitality and Color. A dreaaing DI9OLUTTOX NOTICE. yrsrssasii-Axtfi DRAIN COMMISSIONER’S NOflCE nTks ja'TiMrs.tJt. ljianw,!LS! Ls*rl*sos Bsviaa InsU-1 l.U.B,CsSiatolSSM. t AMERICAN MARBLE reserved than otbeta, that what seems only kind xympathy to one ia offrasivr rariuaity to another. and they jnurt be dealt with aceordincly; thumb the tendency which some prk hare uf making frirad akin conrirt in wtibpcring necreU about ■ataing cannot loa nouc bn laughed rt and ftIBS. For! Wayng, Jastis & saiiiii Effect Nov. 21»t. 1875. | ■Aiuiau. TI^IE TABLE. UNDERTAKING __ „ _ . _ ■ _ atroyed, or tlio gland* atrophied and decayoa; but auch a* remain can be aavod by thia application, and •timulatod into activity, ao that a mw growth of hair u produced. Inataad of foaling tha hair with a party aadiBMB1, it viB ka^i it clean aad Tmcma. sis «™sinn»i uro wu» provum MM1 uare BRICK FOR SALE! 60,0 The Subscribers will com­ 111 the bualuras cun truly nay Hint they can du tatter Work, and give better tret- mence the Manufacture of IsZkeUou than any other fl rm in this BMtkrti. W. H. Hlcbblna, tbe ecutor mrmtar. with the experience of a life­ at lhe earliest possible mo­ time. will always give hia pataottal at­ Will keep constantly tention to thlr port of itar exhmalvc ment. on hand a full supply of ML if.-ma. BETTER BRICK stell al nriMS thnf drfu rv>r«- < “■] *•» BAX OK. than was ever before made in the County, which we will Htoto-as. grand Rarrt.. 4.. , gL' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1875 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1875. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing.<br /><br />Note the name change to the Hastings Republican Banner. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-01-03.pdf 3309f48e9fded83a1c05240aef7e4e7b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5. 1876. VOL. XX. NO. 36. PMSMU. UTO BJfflIS CAM. HARDWARE ! CENTRAL HOUSE Hare now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE n fill! nnd row pletc line of HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, (Prop. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ffesi^ys HWH Sj-itl Sorssaqs n/lt> Si/mt, Sr/fftt, IjmlD Sltat, Slriqif Belli, Sctf Sjo/lr *VWr Ttjf Tifflt, 4/fo ffoutt (jocDt. Abo the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel Which are guaranteed to cut fitly per cent more wood than any other Saw in the Market. STOVES: The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Has the Largest Door of any Stove in the Market. " ■ tm- H.r.ncfcn*3L ■sss£ssie«r“.ra8,«: The CHlA-IS’CrEIT s It is the HandeomcHt and Heaviest Manufactured. ‘ Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry Cohnty. , THE FIRST OFFER JOHM ROBHbvrs. IMPOSITION HATED! OPPOSITION COURTED Teas. 7oH<4^CRE!t«V. Coffees and Spici shl minim i The finest and largest line of Ready Made Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd ooats,pants and vests, and a ONE HUNDR D Smtcal and lecliaiical CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. MADE TO ORDER, ■ I>I«. WS^, JONES. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. DENTIST Naiinlk, - liciiiu. I u*, a»a nation, in what they tell to other I nation*? Wc stall hare to look further than tqii fur the secret wo are after. 1 There lk» a tauk before u* written by under a cloudy They did not expel him, l>r. William Hargroves, entitled, "Our " llraourrc*.' We with that the but simply mid to him we ran not allow j *'I pictstuital Mta Drew t<> take my politicuas and jajitical ecuu-imfal. of thia you tn handle any more money until you account for the money in your hand*. ' place. 1 wanted to hear yurt sing,'' be country euuld read thia lawk, and powder Some >ay why not suspend Douglas also, 'said. pell its shocking'revelations. They are a* the ie|«irt of the committee <hon near-, I "How did you know that 1 could repay revalation* of criminal waatc—the expen­ ! such a sacrifice ?" she replied plar- diture of almost IncalralaUo roourcra for ly aa much nwnev in tta hand* of Doug* that which bring* • nothing, in return. | fully. . We think we can answer to the aatfafac; "1 wo* certain of it. I heunl yon talk There an- multitude of people who regard tion pf our nailer* why he wu not treat­ of mode al dinner; and- you an-too much the tenijcratuc question aa one of moral* ed in tie »ame manner a* Ib»*c. That ►i»r;ly. ' like one wta was a true, heartfelt wittaicfan the Repent* did not look upon Dougla* _ | for me Io doubt." he replied. "It fa a, , -‘We will drink what ! «ad luxury to look at and listen to you,| nobody * Im-iuc*-. - You temperance men with any more Cavnr.than they did upon are |n<lilcni fellow*. mcdlUcaome fallow*, Ro-.- i* evidenced by the fact’ that three of the wven Regent* publiely *laU-d in She did not ask why. She gtaqxd to > who intruik your tuppenny .t.indanl of open araaion of the Boanl. that if Raac morality upon ua^aod we do not want it. Well hfa tnconiug. £llul *ta quickly tai the convrnwtica to aud will not accept it, liecauae you are wa* (impended Duughu *hr,uhl' alro Lc more indiSrrent subject*, and by tar play­ ful vivacity and softened wit, aliceontrivrd to brighten hfa evident melancholy, and even mure him to a genuine smile ax some of her quaint fancies on ordinary topic* "That fa a true mourner." »he thought i a* ahe retired to real. "He tnu»t have taeiia lover and a husband worth haring —very different from the flippant buUurflic* who pester me to death with compli­ ment*, nnd pan*, ami joke*. Why in he ao old and gray? I wonder ^hethcr he lia* any children No doubt Mrs. Betsey could hare en­ lightened lier: but. from aomeunexplained reawci, Agatha never mentioned hi* name Io her aunt. Of course the gentleman called, and au immediately before luncheon that lie wa* virtuon*, *hall there l-e i»o more cukra and ale?” Very well, let i» drop it a* a quen- fa. if this wa* the feeling of such a num tion of morality. Y’ou will rarely look at | ter id-the Board why was it not done? it with u* a* o quertiiui of national econo- i' We will give our opinion ; it waa benure my and f«tapcnfy . clw. you ran lianllv I| Dougla* was an old tun nnd had born in regard yuiiradroi a* patriot*. Wa have a '| tin- raiploy of the inatiiution rinre it* common interval in tta national prosperity, comtaeneement, and they thought that and we can dfacuw amicably any subject two direct Mispensioits would be Joo much fur one day ; and al—>Tur the rrawn that on thi- cutmuon ground. . France product* it* own wine, and they IimI a surer and more certain way of drink* mainly cheap wine. It fa a drink punishing him. which will appear herraf Democracy in Leading Stringi cratie partr, whatever it* duSeirnciw in the way of principle and high aim*, wax a faithfal exponent of the popular »cnliment. Il Ixmalcd of living u.or to the proph­ am! of being oeiilicr better nor worac than the BU»«*. whore impulm it shared, mi that it had no need of the management and dictation ftrnn above which were reen in other portie*. But it fa cirar enough that the feeling of tbo prevent I>emocraiic manager* in I'ongnw* I* the dtroCKenurtroog dujority io the pquiUr branch, but in.tra I of proceeding eagerly to work.** any one would hate anticipated from their eanqiaign *{*cfbre !a*t .ummer and fall, they are palpably shivering over their re•i«m.ihilitr. delaying buaine** from day to day on one pretence and auotber. and even j trying to muffle the average Dcaiorratic lleprerentatire on the floor of the House, ' a* if he were the "infant terrible" who I might at any jiwmcnt divulge the secrvU | of the party household and gel everybody by the ear-. I Thi* was the real point of the prolonged di*.na*ion in the Democratic caucui. ^o attempt wa* made tn have an extraordinary whieh, while it doc* them no good, ac­ •I aiq’ 27, and near ou 28." replied Dmglas probably *avcd himaelf from cording to the .bowing of their own phy Agatha, .calmly, "and I do not mean to rictan*. d<ic» not d<> theta harm enough to MMjenrion bv that clcrer piece of atraiegy deny that I am tolerably good looking, nor of bis, in laJdly demanding a committee interfere with tbei* indualry. Tlicir exactly a fi«>l. Nor do I Bay that 1 have to i-xaiiiiue hi* acvouutaThe Rcgvute drinking waate* neither life nor money *. not had about^t much attention aa moot girl*; Lut of proposal* <4 real, *ober ‘Willoura d>x». and they x-11 io value to other thought tkvt they would giro him a count ric» more than they drink ihrmxlr,-*. you-marry jnc?' auitotn, I am utterly During the 'rear 18*6, in oar State of guiltlca*." New York, there were <-xj>?ndcd by ron- that wa* used in th* Utaratury sbowtd "Oh, Agatha, how ran it be?—that kt, «umer» for liquor more Ilian one hundred to be in hfa hand*. We «ay are ire confi­ if v6u you are Bcriou* ?" raid Sophie, in dent ttat Dougla* would have been ra«And Agatha was mmriow of a feeling nnd «ix million* of dollar*, a sum which <7mc ciimpaxriou. prtidcd with Rote ifbe tad not gained far­ "Nay; that ia only fur the grntletaeu in of regret when he left, to rieh and varied amounted to neatly two-third* of all the the Democratic aide and grtlrern all debates quartion to dieide^^fR-lorned Agatha, «i» hfa eonverve lion, and to quietly did he :wigw paid to laborer* in agriculMre nnd ther time by asking ttat a------appointed, aud further we eimfidently contrive to draw out bcr sentiments, manufacture*, ami t«> nearly twice u much believe that hia >oie object ... ____„ _ like a aneret but irrmwibk directory. esking Cu Thfa waa a little too much for the new while mnfrxia^ hi* own. on different sub­ a* the receipt* of all the railroad* in the tin* committee wa* tu pain time and avoid tm-mben, who hare naturally aspired to State, the tun of the latter being between I hare been in •eocicty aincw I wa* vour ject*. make a figure cm the Boor, and who feel age, Sophie. Tile ainoant of ball* I bare But any of hfa dreaming of love, »ixty eight and rixty nine mUlinur. The Tlie entumittce appointed tn lank after that they, in coming fn-ab from the people, •wallowed would punle the calculating or ’of her yielding to a tender j«**ion for money of our people pxw aeram the bar Douglas fa a good qWc — men that even have -.me right to apeak without the perboy himaelf to reckon. The private the­ a mature widower, was carefully I>antailed all the time Cuter >han it i* crowded into [uwevful will can in 4 rcilnce ; and bi* nii-i-in and control of tlie old memlier*. tile w>-k«* <.f all the railroad atajiuo* of atrical*, dinomi. garden*, parties, chain- if it ever intend her mind. the State, and where doe* it go? What when they get through, it will be found They .acoroded in defeating that propoaiiietro breakfart*. ami croquet teaa, hare out whether he ha* I'crn a* hnneat aa he tion, but they will not throw off the dicta­ liccn w mingled up indi«tiugui*hably that xvmed to govern Anncrly's movement* a* clafai*; for it will be remembered that he tion which it pul forward Mimewhat too I should bo raah to liaxanl a puna* aa to had induced him to arrive at Jin. Cole's raid, all the commie.inu* allowed him fur their proper qualitiea; and yet I am here, al mi unusual an hour that morning. different patterns of imported anti domestic purehaaing drug* and medicine* fur differ­ at 27. and have never been naked to my He wa* extremely solicitous staut Mr*. ent partir* throughout the StatrHud ye* or no to any lent a partner for a quad­ Betsey'. health-. and luckily for him, the been turonl over to the I'nirendty. nod rille " excellent lady fell ill of a bad roll, which that which ia gord, uothinc—no uplift in tliat during the long time that he liad Perhapa Sophie wa* rather daunted at confined tier to her private sitting room, morality, no incrva*e of industry, no acbeen connected with the I’nircnity, the the proBjiccl.. and gave an excellent reaaon for kind and crasion to bualth, no growth of proqw-rity. only pecuniary cnmpenMlion he had ever ‘Oh, Apth.i. how atrangc—bow auiai frequent iniuiric*. Our State fa fall nf tramp*, and every one rocemxf for bfaowu peraotnd. benefit wo* A fimt-class TAIX-OH. from Detroit, ex­ ing I I am not half *o good looking and HUH, Agatha gave • b*lf half fa a ilrookanL There u dcnwralixalioti <i may <•/' l^-'r aa.i «rua- ti.itkrr, a».l stall be taken up, taw 1 pected aoon, when -we shall be prepared to fnrninh the lient df attractive a* you are, and yet I—well, yew rigb at tta grave roapeei of bin manner, everywhere, in consequence of ihfa waste­ >M /t.ZmWy.A.'.L Now if thfa i* brought forward, and srlul l___________ —I du think Frank Cooyera doe*—like considering hfa priviL-^exl amtinrity in ful stream of fiery fluid that constantly Clothing and perfect me—a little." flow* down tkcrqich gullet of the State. ' all true fund we are bound to beliere it I reply to the Republican*, fhe.great body until the eootrary fa »h*wn), wltat a won­ of the Dcmoer.itie memlior*, therefore, "Vcrvprobably, my dear; and you will, ‘Hie i* terribly afraid I should mistake Bui our Jfatfo fa not atone. The liquor fits guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hrnitderful l>caef*ct»r the director of the Chem­ will be reduced to mere votem, being given. I hope, end by Iwing Mn. Frank Conyera bill of I'eutwylrunfa during 1870 wa* ical Department ha* been to the ,l’niver»iings, Mich. and ignore all other* till death do you more than sixty-fire milliohs of dollars, a ty, and ihiMc wanting biffa «f drug* and part. But it i* not my atylc. I don't go sum equal to oue-third of tbo entire agri­ medicine* throughout the State. From errvient ponition. It remains tu lie aoen I in fur boy and girl love, nor a nrtUge in u cultural product of the State. Illinois thi.il would aram that Prof. Dongfa*. how they will mibmit to thfa nhgarebie; garden; ami to tell the the truth I do get paid laaro than forty-two mWiuiM, and tiwfag In hi* great bruimw tset ami pruaumption. At all event*, the method awfully tired of any one who plagura m« Ohio more than fifty-eight million*^ abrvwtl financiering, ho* been able to mako of prfcredurr fa a curimu comment upon too mudi, Sophie,-and my jmaUhmcni She bad acuculy raked up her netting. । Muntehusett* paid more than twentr-fiv6 the present spirit nnd position of the Dem­ will be that I aludl die an old maid." and make aomu exceedingly awkward long million*, a sum t/jual Io firewixths of Ner New York that he euuld famish drags ocratic party. It has arrived al a degree •litchra. when the door re-opened, and the and chemieafa to sehnob, cto, throughout of power for whieb it fa nrrt prepare.!. “V«y likely, my love; but I am faat object of her anfaudrenioai appeared. the State, cheaper than sach Urge wta!.-i Much a* it fear* the Republican Iand nr* rchuding myrelf to the pmtnecl, and, m a He walked straight up to her, with a ' and be happy again. prrlim'mary, I am pnitjg down to Aunt peculiarly reeoluto atep aud rigid fca- uro* of MaMuchiuaotta and Maine to show nlo drag hnuMw a, Ferrand A Co. and of the House, it stand* fa oven more , ILnney'e for the next week, though laody J°?Mfa( Sumer*-Agatha,' he mid rap­ bow a prohibitory law does, after all, ru Henchman & Co., Detroit, cnnld. and dread of fat nwn forces. Diawnrion* and Siilfield offered mca place in her phxtun. dure dunking; but it fa not nnr purpote make ta.idc-% large rommtaiou for the .sehfarn arc felt to be <m the point of break­ Unirorxity. What a noble man to do all ing out and spoiling erarything, unleu and her brother and halfa doxi-n Huraar idly. “I cannot go round about when my argue thfa question. thfa and got nothing but a mug of beer rcmortelaady kq>t down by ths vigilance officer* win be fa the train." wbolu pence fa in quemiou. I hare, with! What we demre tu ataw fa, - that, with jLf.lhp loaders, who rely upon management "Agatha, you are mad! Do go! How out my will, agninut my ranlrtu, learned an annual expenditure of *606,000,000 rather'rtsm the support of the |>eople. You for H<{uot« in tta United -State—and all ran yon throw away *ueh a dcTiritra* to lore you with my whole heart. In abort Uetnorrsry of the prevent day fa jirant; and all fhrairtupid, proay old won on me firal by your rroemblaucc to a the figure, we give are based upon official merely a nominal affair, taring tart all moet dear and boaored wife, and yon litre statbiios— it fa not fa be woodervd at that inherent vigor, Jiannouy and popular completed tloc charm by your intellect and that tta lima, are hard and people p<ior. cviifiilenre whieh once made it respectable ,i.t___ .___:____ _____ _ —t.. playful wit, your womanly grace and rotimen in the midst of it* ragarim. Il a* Have on exibition one of the croce. I am a vain fool, prahat**, to think pire* to rule forty mi'-lmaa of people by an [far/wf Stockof Fancy Goods I am tired of it all," she wention more se­ of you accepting a gray haired widower, i.:..i...-...... - ,1... -...I riously. “Not that I am Brian and vain bni your aunt Imm given me leave to try teen great Mtmirera ol turn, uni na<l ever brought to this City enough to wish to lie married for the sake my fate, and 1 have too much at (take great i-oufideoen in him a* the principal uf it; but it fa rimaat degrading to be ex­ not to rfak the haxard. At haart yon will which we offer to the public man of a ga* company, or president of a hibited u in tbo market year after rear, be kind in your refuaal, if yon cannot railroad, wiH say thi. only afford, another love or areejrt me a* your hiMband." cheap for Cash. He have, instance of to* groat borine** capaeity and Agatha had Ifatennd in breathlm. mlouhfa wonderful foeultv of doing good and also, a full anti complete hoping other. line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices, ver DENTIST WHOLE NO. 1023. widowers," replied Mix. Betsey. "No one who would interest you. of conrre. But then they are m.-u of sense and-standing, and ooo of them heir prranmptire to a |>ecrago; buLatill you need nut trouble at all about them, my dear." Agatha did not trouble henurlf. Her dinner drex, wa* scarcelv looked at before it was donned. ' . It was a black hoc. and she bad a rich sprig of geranium in her dark hair as her oalr ornament j save aehain and erom of A full and romplcto report of the pro Indian gold that hung round her white trailing* of the Board of I!<-gAt* of the Brilliants. throat. . rd-arb-utWbiuTi— a • She descended with a weary sigh at thr On« of the fact* brought prominailly rarvfal analysu of the pTOcradfag* of the idea of the evening Ix-forc her. Board, whieh are l*ucd upon (he rriort And her first fai|>rxa«ioti of rhr trio ufo .before the world during tbo lart few yn.n of the .uvrougalmg omnmittee, make ’two "bereaved husbunls" wa* anything but 'fa, that France- fa rich. The our with which »ho ha* recovered from the dlm»- point* dear. First, that there fa a defi­ r°*T^r Wd head*, suapiefau* whfakcra 1 Iroua war with Pruo-u. ami the prompt- ciency offi3.0fii.33, lc*. the.um oftSH.10. whibh I>r. Root- |ia* paid into the aud mustache, a decidedly military air and 1 tnwmtry. Sconml, that the book* and drts*. prejarod her for the announcement 1 vouchers show that Dr. iluse is accountsof General Jfrrb.-* and Col. Rivers, a* ' blc for *1,681.50 of this amount. The they burred a^ffly to the young lady. ’ balance 81.-I78.7S, the books of the Lsborw 1 Tbo third wa* certainly of a different ’ type; fair alnusrt a* a woman, with a fine *lend to the Slate. How did be get it?' tory show to be In the bauds of Dr. Dogulas, aud voucher* in tha poaaeutou of I>r. figure, and brown hair that was certainly 1How did he *are it? Why fa it that, in a streaked with gray, but still abundant and *country like oura, where wagwt are high Rase show that he has paid this ainoant well arranged. Mr. Annerly waa certainly "and the opportuuititw for making moor, to l>r. Duuglaa. So that according tn the some few years younger, and, on the *exeeptionaiiy gtxxl. rack wealth nnd pro-; report of tbc Regent lairt Tniwday. Bose penty do not exivt ? Throe are iuqnrtiuit owed the Univocally *1,681.50, and Ifoogqurotioui at thia time with all of u*. tas, *,1,478.75. Tliat Dougla* hi, , I But Agatha had Bcarrely time to apce- Buaiuro ia low. induMry ia paralyud, aud alight advantage over Roae h apparent, for he had finu reported to the 1'rerideut. late on hfa peculiarity* ere the wa* nm- the <|mwtion of bread ataro muhitudre in but it should be rcmemberol Huugiss lias I rigned to the louder mercie* of Gen. We cannot lire on probabilitiea. The W ell. France ia an iiidti'trinu* nation, had aexs* an l entire ctarge of the book* faith fa which we ran live liravelv j Furbee during dinner, while the mon- infor tbo pisteignt yeara. and die fa pence mut be a certainty, *h । terming of the guest* conducted Mn. it i* Baid. But u not our* an uidmtrioui It fa no evidence of Dr. Douglas' fauoj Betacy to the dining room. far as jt profenae* to be a faith at all. owit ecnee that be first dfacmcred the disevep- i* nothing.—fr<.« Jr. i But the party w** >u email, romirtiug cuty. It should have txx-n discovered | only of the three gentlemen, Mia. Betaey'a R hat ran l>e more foolbh than tn U-ng ago, ami the plea that Ihiugla* iuak<» I companion, and Agatha, the roiiveraatiun think that all thi* rare fabrie of licaren that hi* other labors in the University ' wa* t-Jeraldj generally, and not only m>, were so great that he did not have time to and earth could emne by chance, when j but it would be difficult not to overhear all theakni of art t> not able to make an keep track of the. money and add up the what the other coutilca were raying •iy.ter?—Jeremy TliyZur. , account*, fa no) wotuiv of credit and Agatha did lierdevoir; iutical it wa* The joy* of the world to come hare bears falahood upon the face of |r No iurtinct with her to be agreeable and Bparkman of common aenei will believe him. been habitually to pictured by divfacw ling fa manner , but .he «u mimewhat It fa tnrtoriuu* lihvr hi* lime has bran that the great majority cannot niiah dfawrbcd by moctiue the glance of the I spent. Men who litre been engaged trith them, and itw peitu •<> that they cannot fair-haired widower fixed on her, allicit him in-railroading, gx» matten aud txlier removed on encountering lier I things, know that hfa whole time ha* notborn spent on the Unireraity ground*^* it should [ She aat down to the piano in the nitric have Imn in order to deserve lhc*2.5<Mi J room, at her aunt'* request, rtbctl they per rear ttat the l.'uivcvsiiy p»y him. began a hand at whist: and auppnaing French, he cum* twice or three time* a» If pilfering has been going on for year* hcraelf utterly uhnoticed, «he pave her- much; yet the American laborer lay* up nothing, while the French laborer and •nd now ju*t brought to light, it fa evuda*df np tu the fill faney of the moment. sirc evidence ttat Dr. Douglas fa not tlie Song after aong wa* poured nut In »ue- ►null fanner have iimuev to. lend Io thrir man tu tare charge of the 1 laboratory. It fa plain that tta affair.. < f the tala.ratory tare l<cn managed in a U«i*c and earatow way. Dr. Dongbu is the man who lias tad charge of it for rears. READ THIS i Great Redictwi it Pries! Hopkins & Barnes FURNITURE Stock of Drugs and Medi- ones, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. <frc.. Give us a. call. Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings, Dec. 15.1874. �'SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO 1876. SCRIBNER’S MONTHLY. 1878 Iran Wil SUH IT 8 B. BOYS AND GIRLS. Uinp of ararante; and. floaliy, that the I SHALL CAPITAL BE INVITED. “Bm* Tweed” thieve* ite not find foot- I hold among the honest yoraranry of Mich­ igan. and yrt K is not always safe to ini*' with implicit renfidenre the man who 1 met before. There i* lem diction to ' continually charging his neighbor* with reorch fcriensaiion*. and Mn. Moulton turai of every town and village, both i—t and west, who have to ship their ware* loutfyiirtanre.. to rcadt remramers. The Banner praforoes to believe that the rail­ roads should pay as well as farming. We are ako in fovor of that, and will -y that the average farmer is not making over two or three jter cent, on the iuvratmeut ac•urfing to tic report rf 1874 of the Agri­ cultural Burenu. Taka out tbe watered Moek of all the railroad* and tat them earn a n-gukr per cent.” Wo answer, firet, that we do not favor any "ring, " nndrr any circutrotanee*, nor do wu believe much in the existence of what k popularly termed •■Ring*-’ in any •imilarly situated without funning any combination injurious to opu-r*. Secund, it ia not true, — the Joonutl —ya, that we ‘•aoe mon- money iu defending the msebi—lion* of a powerful monopoly than in advocating the peopk-a earn*-." Nor is it true, that the patron* of the Baxxkm arc protesting, so far a* we know, against the recnoi incr— ia freight rates un otg railroads. On the contrary the patron* of bo Banjikx. very generally, favor the de] pram her right to a fair hearing in the Church with nfirtnnsraand dignity that promian her port at hart will be worthily perform*!. There i* not otic sincere friend of parity aud order who da— not PtOMOS, Jan. Bd, 187C. long to peo thi* glia.tly scaMal set al Enrroa or tub Vanxb:* Our town wu visited on Saturday night rest, norjeft to be the mystery of mtxlern by one of the moat violent storm* of wind lima., worse than the story of the Iron •rer known in thia vicinity. D. W. C. Peek’s new planing mill was badly injur­ nut, the count - of Plymouth Church ha* ed, a part of the roof was torn off. tha prejudiced it in the eycu of* the world West end stripped of tho weather boards, whieh ia not used to seeing innocence de and the garden fence an.l another out­ fending itself by the tactic. of guilt. building. kid proatratc. One to two other Tho Chnreh find* itadfui a disadvantage out-building* were levelled by the wind and several dwelling* more or lera injured. The funeral of a Mr. WU-m. the faiheria-law of our 1*oMma*tcr, came off on Saturday at the aehool house. Though the road* were.bad tlie attendance wa* large. Hi* death occurred in the follow ing strange manner: On Monday became here in poor health am! pkred himaelf under the doctor * care. On Monday night lie retired to rett and went to sleep from which_h« never awoke. Ha slept on during the next throe daya and nights, and all effort* to awake-him were fruillcaa. Ho died on Thursday afternoon. A taring train agednwpoetfnlly 17 aud 13 years have been lately calling around on tho clergy and the Jrutirea of the Peace in thi* vicinity for the purpose of flesh." A* yet_no one ha* ken found »o regard!*— of law or decency — to perform the marriage ceremony. Had not the parent* of the* lovelorn youngatcr* better take litem in charge, convey them each to their respective homes, give them sugar plum-, then cradle ami roek them to sleep? Poor thing*) Btuinem i* dull'in thia vicinity. No mills are cutting lumber bore now ; one or two shingle mill* and a planer are run­ ning, Tlin going is abominabla, the earth vdopment of the country by inviting by /rtearf/y Zsywfitliua, the investment of the surplus capital of tlie Eart, in tfe needed railroad* and infant manufactures of the Wert, and propose to are Ural the investment of the capita! »* not jurrenze./ by unfriendly Ix-gulation. Tliirdly. wo do betiovr, “arrf pro/es* to Utirrr." that the capital invtnted in our railroad* should —muimuch interval a* the umc ‘would mndixily. A continuance of »ueh weath­ ram invested in bond* and mortgage*, and er ** we at present hare will w up the that by friendly Legislation tbo couipanire nnapcet* of the lumbenucti hen-. aboull be permitted to cuni thia in the in­ Ou Thursday lart a young girl about wert, who will pn»jxr jtut in proportion i» 16 year* of agwbxlged with Justire Briggs the country ia developed by. the introdnea complainant agalurt Henry Ixtwi*, tion of Eastern captol to be used in build­ charging him with the crime of rape for ing railroadsand manufacturing establishthe- violation of her person. Tho girl is a sister of the wife of the accused. Her Again, we «ey that the record nof father ami mother have been tang since »A<nc a iMlnr »f tnitm.l »tM is tkr-nnl. deccusnl. 'She ia comparatively friendless, roade of Jfieklgao with . poreil-ly uuc ex­ and with t»o trustworthy protector; ahe ception, and that, under the mort careful had at time made Iter home with thi* manspsment, by the most experienced brother-in-tew Itecauac she had nn other men, these road* for the past three years, abiding ptace. Tbe scxtnndrel took ad rant hare not paid a single rent of dividend age of this circuaartance. She aap, aud to the stockholders etccpt one, and that there is no doubt of the truth of her only once in the three year*. Now, if it statement in the mind* of Uux who know were true, which it U not, that tbo farmers him and her, that he first intimated her make only two or three per rent on their by violrure ami threat* more than a year invretraent*, — the Josi-W ebum*, they ago. He told her that unlra. she com­ certainly hare tkaf taoel^ rulnolay over plied with hut w'ubo* that she could have the Stockholder* of our lx*t managed rail­ reads, — they psy no dividend*. But the tliat resirtanre was ado* After a time fact h, the farmer* in the county of Barry ho ramght for her the aid 7>f a physician for are worth, to day, throe timrw what they an unnatiKnble purpose. The girl complain­ would have Ixca worth if Enrtixn eapital ed to Iter suter, the wife of '• denied the charge, beraiin^rtlic girt in no dmire to reduce one iota the legitimate earning* of the Agriculturists, but do duBand in the name of erpul and exact jn* hand and the girl was turned out of ilqera. Tire whet -lay she wa* invited to return under the promise of letter treatment, England who have invented their money in building our railroad, «A«// L-jimnil/rd, with some hesitancy on bcr part ahe com­ and without nnfiair and unjust opposition, plied. On Christina* day. in the alaencc of the wife, Lewi* repealed hi* violence, transportation to the markets in the Eart, upon the innocent girt She fled to a of tbo surplu, pnxlnet* of the Wert, a* neighbors al the first opportunity for pro­ vdi give them a lair return, on the capital tection, and tbo* the matter bream' public. After the complaint wa* made Lewis they have inverted, the result of whieh haa been to thribk- in value the property tried by threat* and money to intimidate or hire her not to appear in court. of such portion* of our State a* are tribuThia ia not the only aimilar offence, it ia said, of whieh thi* nian i* guilty; nor ia Dastardly Main. Over the rignaiurc of ■'Justice" in the art rassuc of the ITtutinyi Jornvil, wc (nd the following wholly false and slan­ derous attack on the Barry County B-nnl of Supervisors. The writer rays; I am informed, by what I call reliable autliority, that a certain man prerent.-d an ■ ? We bear “B«" Tweed atealhis minion, and plaving around at hu tire; and we hear of atealing in every ■rtmrat, down to a little petty county ..^.1 * ,1.^, j__ hese in wnting, for the puiposc of injur­ ing thvinnrecut and Ixtlutering up hia own character, and yet the villran goo* un­ whipped of justice. It> with difficulty that our peace officer.: can prevent an out­ rage*! community from taking the work of cxwrvction into their own hands and inflict­ ing rommary punishtuenl in arronlsncc with tho cxlc of 'Judge Lynth." At Union Hall Friday evening of thia week (January 7th.) by Prof. Blrat and Dumout C. Itake M. D. who will cxhiM wveral euriorilira during tbe evening The—dbdngnHyd phyriciaua will re maiu at the Harting* House from Friday the 7th until Thursday night the 13th for the purpo*? of treating all chronic or the Ere and Exa. Hum, Lenon, Ltv an, Stomach. Roman, Br-oon, Ki»xxru, Brunt, and all Fkmaijt discaw* "Gabrtel Conroy,” by Brut Harte Of which tbe Beeton aoya: -<Jt <* . _ rf-t ______ ing before being summarily expelled, and her hiuband i* determined not to dio without a fight for life. A* Beecher refowsto pnaoente him. he will- proaccuto Beecher, so that the jury shall decide which of the two is pvtjured. So you aoo the old scandal is still alive, and will probably drag through another year .T’W arene la laid In the Soath-*r—t, at a time when that territory vm first Spanish then French, and then American, an.l when war w— imminent, to obtain th. control of the month of tbo Mlasi—Ipni It Is likaly to be the great romance or tbe Nisei—Ipp! Valley,— Ganarxi.Cox boy will be of tbo Pacific Slope. SOW FOB THE GREAT CENTEJffllAL BiKtESns-Jear sEssiss sstsss! acmbta him. The theory now i* that he ia hiding ia New York, vailing till O'­ Conor gets well, that his trouble* may be arranged. Wherever he may be. one thing W certain, the plundered city. will . That Um making enonnou* profits cn their circula­ tion, how happens it that aioce the p»Mgiof the act of June 30<!i, 1874, they bare voluntarily .arrevulered more than 1X3,■ 000,000 of their circulation, and that forty-three bank*, haring a capital of 85,040,000, hare since this date gone into voluntary liquidation, chiefly becauae the o' Lowrie's,** AT.T, ABOUTTH MOORE’S RURAL NEW-YORKER. ■right<WJ IU*. D.Ujkt'-J .ealkre Ik,*! ferjrt th* tortur weed is not the man to begin. Tnx Old, Old Stomy. Last night a man, s woman Cranefl nraMtes k*-*l< Itesrem'** tea toercre -Tir B*an! af Sapwl* Fsra Ireinr* a> fnton Mog sTANs w—k, ^wOlraek. arewnrtB -rente an ttoto’Uar. (to t* L'ntoa Dall — ra* lb« euriufilira r*l*W*to IU* .Xutoasl C«lo«UI br raaXtat Ull.r rapre iXaa aaw. as4 r-uatrtla. iu M Na Uta ter I VTA. <aa<i> worth Ika ns- afa rra Fourth Avenue, with bullct-lioltH through them. Il wa* a ghastly night, and a ghastly story is behind it. Edward Min­ ster, the Whi of a wealthy man, fill in kreaita Bmto* Mowt r»rrL*a-4a ism. Ik. STANDARD IN ITS SPHERE YOU CAN usual rates, would yield nearly the same |wnfit. I The taxation of the national funk* i* ’ exceedingly heavy. During th- last fiscal year they Judd (7JW5 EM in Uxre to the United Htatis and S10l07<:,332 in State lues, making an aggregate «f(17,3SI or at the rain of 3 5 jier cent, on their capital rtoek. Tlxry are more brnvily taxed than are the State bonks, and if the repeated. -She drained him of hi* money enrtrangvd him from hi* friend- and fi­ nally, when he had nothing left, wa* prtting ready to leave him. Mad with jeal­ ousy, ho shot her. then the children. then himaelf. There are twenty thousand men in thia city living in thi* way, and every week more, or lost of them make tragical en|idg.. TO-DAY’S ADVER R—4 th* arttete .« ;Hcrf1>—r'a Msgaria*. U 1-trt Bteto and D. C. U re* an latere*rtag Wa FriAay »v—tag. ' PETERS' HOUSEHOLD MELODIES It I* —w eatllteg ti -aaxlno* to rattle wilh reartirei poraibte -lay. THE PEOPLE'S PAPARI A*4 areirta'r ik. baa< aw aitoat tor Ik. Faaaaa raa ItoaiteiLrcaisi Ptwatar. rwa Mrew ^Xle lirareratmmi*r at Hay w— 78* aba— In th rand 70* at —oa-aa Dae. PETERS PARLOR MU8I0 nuke the tuliona! system tind«»ir*blc. is paaAng away, but there are no rvviral* Banking i» a bustna** who— motivctia nut Moody and Sankey did not surercd in benevolence or patriotism, but profit; and creating any enthusiann in Brooklyn, anil if it can be made more profitable under State than under national regulation, then greo that pn-vludra the powibility of a it will abandon tho latter and adopt the fi-nurr. TboMt who supply the capital fur suconuful tuevement against Satan thi* the organisation of bank*, like all other winter. It wa* intended tnmakea decis­ person* engaged ur engaging in businow, ive charge along the wh<4o line, and exten­ miut be expected to Mtftiy tbrir own inter sive prcperat ion* were undo to that end- ret* ; ami it ahonld be the policy of the but it him all been abandoned, and tlie taw t-Auraw l« an American Hertel S’ory. •The Boy Emigrants,' byNoihBrenks, WORK" for industrial inMUnara: ‘■BRIC-A-BRAC’’ for wltand Inooeent plea—ntry. ■ Hi.-ntBWKB’B Moxmi-r ia now recownlxed.bolh In thia country and In Hoc land, aa th. rrwat r perancc organixaiio— are making a little headway, but they are evidently dfeeoareouragnd and are working with no Mrart. Depnratan in businra»—the .inu-de for life that every Luiinow nun ha* to make, leave* liyle oportunity for purely benevolent or unadfirh operation* The nun up to bi* i eyre in debt and a lad btiaimw* ha* but I *F!4eUdr..l MidAte.H Wr are pl—A V> te Jsdgv Hoyv.te regaials lie Itay, such — Hou. W E- CasIl/iV sdirolererai. Lstto ra Prof. Max Muller, prof. I« • rm.l. n*te Dr. W. B. Carpenter, Prof ; «f Csllforal*, «ro *11 dree R. A. Proctor. Frutel* Power , A»rful tnnktelae** »*4 *UII. rt.. - ----- .. . I . ... Wrr*.n.MiV ruxlon uliirh * tfj; Story, Li Hell’s Living Age. ly, the wholesale trade i* nothing, and! Secretary Brntow. in hi* report to Conthe retail trade i.* not lulf what it ought grre-, pnre-nt* the following aggregate* of to la>. The longest fare*! man in the receipts ,and expenditure* for the fi*eal world ju»t now i» the Ncm Yorker who year ending June 30th, 1875: paying *10,000 rent per annum. Hi* expense* go on mcrcilcMly, and bi* Imainean out of which he is to pay is nothing. "■'J JOHN STANLEY ! msnurc froir iu it afterwanl*. and instead of having less milk every cold anap and "lore every thaw, it wa* more right along, in milk, comfort in milking, cleaning the ■table, health of cow* and thrift of ralra, and only lew in amount of feed required. One roal! Ayrshire rexning in ju*t then «llllarn Cullen Bryant, (ieorgc Macdounld. Christina MoaMtl, Loul— M.; ^^.Trowirld*« T- B AM**. 1 FJizabeth Stuart Pb»l[t», Abbv Morton J}1"-Vrerawtt Spofll-nl. Dounld : > O. Mitebull. rtdt.. Ktannd C Siradroan. Luey I.aYatni, Cbarle* Dudley i Warner, Hrct Harte, Frank H. Stock- _ Wkrtrari. a- XMrtl 1W*. I. G ROGER IBS Proctor, Ma-Oliphant and Rev. Edw nnlEggleston. Y • “ 1 " r prexnlrad. I • Bnned Fruits and Fish. :y«r'3 Cathartic Pills, '•sft.iryt.’s.taffBa According to the figures and estimate* for the year that will end June 30th, 1876, the revenue will amount to 1297,­ 156,145.11, and tho ordinary expense* of the Governtnnit to 8268,4-17,543.76, leaving a surplu. of $29,008,601.38. The Sinking Fund rvpirai 833,203,692.32 FOR MEDICAL FURPOMM. Oysters received daily THE ABLEST LIVING WRITERS free delivery and on time. apart a a speeial fond," to be applied to the j^ymrnt of "interest eh the bonds and not— of the Unttod States" and to tbe creation of a Sinking Fund at a specified annua) rate, and until the— two applica­ tion. arc made from tbo Fund not adollsr STANLEY. •.•Fairly wlUt—t a rin tor. feM—. "A per* anA perpetutl i tain «r raierUlnxMat and 1 K'.-'ftrt IGrtArey. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FARM FOR SALE! cial return of the Bureau of be — ffillowa : tesstssi asms •'axprcta rurk thing* <X th*par*." few, Mr. -J-tire. I-fife free that yrar IM t allowed, though if I rata- been reftndrei into a tie ataowM <rf boudu 1—riag only five p«r erat. interret, thus rarity 85,(MH. ,<Ht(i annually ra tbe taterert trerount Of thh amount 8178,^8,300 have bmm »i»Mt» 'h' 1»* rix 60 ARE IMPROVED ■ With it alane a goiter may Mri, hMp u. with all that I* iapsrtaal in tfe Uteratnr., hirtary. politic* aad reline* ot th* day."— TV ilnMM. ,v. r. ■■Th. rt4«*i ~*p. tha arart —teriaiaiat Mwte*. Ik. ti>*i «r >*- e—Ji.* 1— 'Stir SjuiH Bam For What? The New Improved Back-Fertl FLORKICE SKWIIG Hall In th. City of Char �Never before the war, or since, have the best Amcricon Prints been plaaed on the Market at so low a figure- ns 8c per vard. SPRING A AVERY have tliis day received and opened 50,000 yards of the best goods, which they offer to their custo­ mers at this surprisingly lbw fig­ ure ; and in addition to this we are offering 35,000 yards of very desirable and stylish goods; good colors and patterns at 6c Prints that never before were of­ fered inthia mnakec at SO LOW A Price. The best aud leading brands of Brown and Bleached XX31tf HEATH'S. ■ price*—in fact SO CHEAP it is hardly neceaaaay to call atten­ tion to them. SPRING k AVERY. * Grand Rapids. TIME CARD. THE GREAT CAUSE •IL*)<a>. r.OV-hlttiMM.. BadfeM. J.Lm- HUMAN MISEBY. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. LlM. M. kna. A C. •iUMa-nMCMt«rh«itk. MnM J. L. FvuromImm Xmjm-BIm. B Dak.B •dwa. X.tUa—J. O. ItlfU. vtlhMsadiag hie I. I ba only dry gout, Man alibis .11 mile, of Orangeville. yet k. take* m adraatagv of that U> uk linkUul pri.-v. 'TM.tfta'-ar.v.i!:: HMBIKTW. STEBBINS BRO’S. Lttal kliwey (Mice;. Where you wnl Had all kinds of FURNITURE! | Of every Description which we For Kansai and Colorado The Alchiaxa, Topeka and Santa Fe Bail* road from K.mau City and Ateliimn on . patroui who may deeirv to aubwribe for the M uncurl rircr, via Topeka. tha Capt- •he Pkaibik Pabmib (print 15) ill connection with the BANNER (price . -__ :n___ .i-.____ _____ — •» Villcy k> ibe Rncky M<nit>uin«. The ai •h. rtv»t mate to I'adJo thr Gund Canon, Colorado Spring., JUnlUnj, J“ikrw peak, and all place* of no4a la tha mountain re- e»n a*U cheaper than any Itoua , In Bar­ ry County, for tbrw rwotu: l«t. Berauee we have no rent to pay. It would seem as if almost everything had been said about DRESS GOODS and that the ■ubject was entirely worn thread bare. But SPRING k AVERY being alive, and watch-1 ing tho interest of their many custoniers os well as the fluctua­ tion of the market, have this day placed on sale n case of SPENDID ALPACAS in all the leading colors at 25 cents j>er yard. These goods would be considered cheap at more money. Also a CASE of TIBER CLOTHS, goods styles and col­ ors, which are attracting the at­ tention of the masses at 30c. [ In fine goods will be found all j the new and stylish things. Invisalpe Plaids in Browns, Blues' and' Greys, In Camels Hair ; I CASHMERES in Seal Brown, Navy. Blue, Prune (black' a speciality) Dark Green, Ac.— The La'Iies would do well to look over our stock, before pur­ chasing, tu* we can show them all the novelties of the season. SPRING A AVERY, Grand Rapids, GROCERIES । We have a double Stock as any one coming I in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, Phin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE Nos. 266 and RETAIL jewelers, and 268 jyabaah Avenue, Chicago. Ja.’X'cjeEssa, FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send, Post-paid $10,000 GIVEN AWAY comfortable garmcntn. . Yester­ day Spring A Avery opened in addition to their unusual large slock over 100 desirable and Stylish Cloak* and 5aqucn in fur trimming, fringes, silk and in all tlie leading styles in both long and short t lent*. Also a hill lino of Sill . ’civets and Cloak­ ing Beavera, far lined and plain CROCKERY too, but Dan says it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? Wc mH none of thia cheap-made Fur­ niture that la male by machinery. Tlie good* ve make la made by .hand, and warranted. We Invite all petaona to The weather for the port few eall and Inapcct our foods. tor they all I day han Wen wintery, remind­ boar Inspection. No trouble at all ing the I-adiex of warm and REPUBLICAN allow guoda. all poiata in Northern Colorado. Tbe We win Mud th. brat route to Southern Colorado, New Mrxiao, and Arisons. The only direct LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COUBIEB. JOURNAL usual price *2,00, f»Cage The track and equipment ia nn«|<iaUd, prepaid no both paper*, fir one year, fur train. ran through from the Missouri rir।« to the Rocky Mountain’, making rua- TfeWKRKLYCOUlHKB-JOURNAL nertiona in Union ilepots and avoiding de-, lays and IranWiTFor foil diacriptive ■ .Hat, 1873. distribute* impirtially *10,lM10 in valuable presents among its aulwerihcrs and every .auhsrriptma toil through tu but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well thev sent us a double order of TIE WEEKLY WORLD! land |‘all the fashionable trim­ mings for these garment*; all _. of which your are most reapectRepatriug of ail kinds of old fur- . fully invited to examine. Peerless Milk Safes e neatly done. J wv “*** ' ’ SPRING A AVEBY, Grand Rapid*. 8TEBBHS BRO’S. J. Cole <fc Son GROCERS. iiirsJ? Ofc for Sale Hike lira! Um Rale urn fums NOTICE! 3. & 1 JitifM & I:Dui This week we have opened in our Silk Department, a large line of SILKS, from the most celebrated and responsible man­ ufacturers, "Bonnet,” ‘‘Bellon's" "Gninet'a,” besides tlie wellknown ‘‘Cachemire Alexandria," I imported by us. This is our faorite brand, one which we desire to sell our friends, which wc warrant in every repect, and can only bo found at the counters of j SPRING A AVERY. Grain,.Flour, Provision, and tountryProduce, John H. Wendell & Co. Wagons and Buggies mrai: Flour, Grain, Pork & Seeds. 54«>,aa —asmicn WATER LIME UK SHUE Shingles, Lath, &c. THE ofuntiokts. ' filin’ Ware rlxwpX tCau evWsi Smitb, JIanki A Pan XXUrl. _ *T*ko Nolte* * ‘ UNDERTAKING Mayhew BusinessCollege EXCELS Belnr ■ bualMiM that nevri- a rr*at of experlvncn, ,/ D. D. MALLORY & CO AwaeM tbs nighM iMsl Id Vtam lalaetluu than any >>thar fine In thia ■action. W. H. Hlebblns, the arakir member, will, the rx|wrleu>v of a life­ time, will always five hla peiwmal attastkm Io thia part of their extendre E.^H.T.ArT’tti'Y ACo. 591 Broadway, Jt’ew York. BALCHAK0RT0N, ' sun amramiffi STEBBINS BROS. iS DOWN WITH HARD TIMES cnuoMossKn S ;stys»nrs“±yFiss BRICK FOR SALE The Subscribers will com j menoo the Manufacture at SJEIXCJBC at the earliest BosriUo mo nrnnt. ntUkeep mmstantl. �fols;of flour with <«e pint of cream fadd two eggs, wd beat the whole »41 till I quite smooth f then add slowly half a pint j of new milk, irn. whieh hss bcm put a I A e-irrapqndmitofthe&mlbant Form­ tcssmamfol of baking pwder. Host aft 1 er objects to eroMiug Essex and Berkshire well together, and fry with lard, a little ofl i , , . . . . “ ‘■’■"S " undrr-irabk brmd. TU _urn. |«enlia.Ttie» of each do trot harmonise, aud I-kitjwith powdered augur, mixed With rinI no advantage is gained. He rtaU-n the Button or grated nutmeg. .! pcc-jliaritim of the Berkshire* u being kart, tender, juicy meat, suitable fie hams . ^r"7'° A«s/fier.—A cwvrapotuldent of the New York Farmer's Club and bacan. and f.-r threw the Berkshire is gives sn inataure in which a woman'* anu superior to all other awine. What is the peeuliarity of the Essex 7 ww swelled loan mnunou* site and lainfolly eaflamed. A poultice wm made of Very fst pork, soitable for salting down stewfd pumpkins, which was renewed and pocking in UrreU Thus each breed every fifteen minutes, and iu a start time CUAKl.KS It. KKI.LS, ItKXltr I. IIII.I..S. S—w, hsa its own peculiar quality of meal, and producyd a perfect cure. Tlie fever drawn each is beri suited for the particular pur­ out by tta poultices made them extremely pose required of iL If you cross the two offrwtve. m they were taken off. ’ breeds you injure the meal of both, cither diimro/wmZ Trw*.—The Loudon Medi for hmtu or baron or for clear tide pork to cal Record says"Il has long been noted There is another objcOlion to craning in tits i-uantry that in tbttro district, whem the use of oatmeal (in place of full bred varietisa of any kind of animal* thar it bi a waste of stock, high-priced, wbntfca flour) prevails, we find children and nrres—rily really. Full bred animals and adulte with the b..t dev eloped teeth ; will impress their characlcristica ou thrir and >wa; aud so well reeoaairod is tta in- : progeny, if cwwaed with grade* or com­ fluence of ostmeal diet upon the teeth, | mon stock. When- two full hrtda are Hutt many practilioMra order iu uro as an f crossed, the result ia not tho imnmw ofthc article of daily diet for children, in can** Magnificent granite building, with <d.strong upon tha weaker, tat lhe dash of where the dentition seems likely to be gantly fitted and funtiabed apartments fur ’ rharacleristicR repally strongly marked. either retank-d or imperfect." the application of :md carrying out of our i With boat, part of the litter will take 7l> Roust a Tarket.—h should be kQl- novel ami eyitomatie method* of after Berkshire and pan after lhe Eatex, some large, and slow in maturing; others ■nualler, but fattening and maturing earlier. Young men who routetnplate a tadnnw s?3SHS5a YOUNG MEN. Tie Riehl KM tf Btcata for Ymuu Men. CENTRAL e /J* rulscj17oi*ti> Lawson’s Curative Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, IZSZSttS. grSL.’S!! QRMAT-WM9TERX RAILM t t . sovTuna. J-ssci a-; set pnr i ■ !...-. I . ... .... — .J .„ I fib) feet st TloS, BUSINESS TRAINING. life, nnd parents having nous tu educate,! are jurtkularlv requested to rend I for document* relating to the college. which : ^n^u^ZhSpCKrt fl -r-wra-t RjS*. Pwilwaa P*»i« w l« J jgfesas.'W! . Dll. C. A. SMITH S >I«*<licxtl Inlirtnni’v. MICHIGAN iso.1. UtTAMUSItKU 1SCS. * Fir te cm.'ill Em tf Pritife liras -iSnffirt'gisrxxi.-llsTfc CENTR< RAILROAD. rr..|»jbf rwaewao tLwrUw H« Gnh IS l*lm*wd Iwowlf e.rtala ml ootaio . TIME TABLE. Taking EfftotNov. 811 1875. ing for Iictw during the winter. What is ■ miwit needed is a warm, dry temperature, which be describe* in the following man- SEW IDTEBTISEMIAT: C. P- Rowell a Co's. Column. WlienXhc jjmper actant rolls around. put them up immediately after they hare flown out, or in a very few daya after, ami leave them uodisturbctl. in midnight darknear. and all will Im right in the spring. — To secure tbo desired end nut doors iu winter if the hive i< Urge, holding morn than the re-qtrtdte amount of winter •rorco. it must ta contracted to a proper lite, am) ventilated at the top, to as to kt ' the MtrpftM moulurv u>ca|w, and yet ac- I ente tho animal heat of the bees- This U ! ettdly done, llmwivo the surplus frames ’ irnm one aide of tho hire, alip|>iug in a dividing Liard. tilling in between it and I the outer wall with leave* or straw. Corer 1 tho frnmm with a piJee of cloth of any j description, firrt laying a few small strip* of board across thoframra to give the bees dry up the moisture that eollixta rapidly on the lop of the straw. Ilirra diuuld be placed near the ground, and .underpinned with straw, to secure the h<nt of the earth. Brea/^nootbe suecvwifully wintered out of Mn. and emply combs prevented from molding, where the ll pbntx, wdl kept iu the; beautiful bivuu uot contracted to a proper rise. The iuse. It is certainly a great Mtls- arrangemsnt ia in conflict with the laws of to bare such an attraction at the succosa, and iluMstroua results mast follows | eoHegr. imc| ’ a greatcr satirfuviun toThe hatemoisture thrown off iu animal rrapira. tion it ia fine portklui like auam when ex- 1 itfor. iUu.<tra:iou, study, ami axpsriment. The flowtr beds arc still quite limited haled from the lungs, and never will con­ dense into drop* until it rvoebe* a stratum in extent. They hara boots roach improv­ ed by digging out,, to the depth of two of atmorpbere older than the blood.— feet or over, the poor sandy soil, and fill­ When it cannot escape from the ton of ing in with rich kam. clay, and manure. the him, it aelllc* in drops at the fartbet The lawn by the greenhouse and tiro-: and coldost part of the hive, and when where hsa been mmii improved, but there 1i Induing on empty cvuibs they are blifthtc with mildew, and’ in a few years worthies*, is a vast amount of work still needed in thia direction. There is scara-Jr a square whereas they dtould laid tea or fifteen rod of lawn-or driven in a condition satsi- > ears. When the sire of tho hive eorresponds with the rite ofthc swarm, the whole factory to the one ia charge, lie doos the Internal air of the hhro is kept wirm, and brat be van with his limited means. There the parikks of moisture are borne upon is mudi ground to go over. There are. or wil) be when dour, two and three- the atmbApHin.-. and coodeuae in the top fourths (2f) mik» ia length of paths aud of the hive above tbo straw, where, they will iercr get back, leaving the bees dry and iartu, io which rendition cold seldom affrets a good swarm. e DkaU lU'BAL ■—Having received in­ valuable instroetion from Domestic Econ­ omy columns, I will send von, as a partial return rmue eaceUcnt reopen which hare been reketed from various sourer*. Per hap. von may have published none of tiii m before, l>ul if an they esn be safely repeated. . M.inr D. tf-RAILROAD. |«L5 CHICAGO a NORTHWESTERN as -«r I Barros MICHIGAN AND_THK SOME snoitT umi srjsjsga,t?ss.sx dsrssS-tL' LANDS CHEAP Tho number of visit..* bavconmkraUy ■increased. Wc barn added quits largely IO oar list of plarita by purchasing young or amali spccimrin at a smalt ci»*i, by donations. and uilierwke. Mfo now b<vu about 635 aped** and varieties, utany of them very choke and many ran-. Tbo sales from the greeutaum could easily be incroasod by finishing tta propagating pits Or by eonverting tne preacat lions*, into a cotnmcreial oUablishtiMOi, The latter would not be in sewrdaner with tlie dmagn of the bouse. Il is now serving a very useful purpose for instruction iu botany and horticulture SMtknte every day, __ . ..r -1-— _L_ _ . -I___ r,';r.'.:K:'^'A-.acw,-Jt:r,rg,'K llut..,lUrrr«o«atr. Mwklon. »flb. tm »srt. w A. L. PrwtMa.sfUisiiui«ar6>aa«rti«sU I Ib. WC.-taiol lb. »b «l rWrus- I CSgEtetfS"*' “ WM- upjohj 'effi¥ASS»'~ S'.'ltt 1OMESTIG 1 SEWINC I MACHINES. CSKS$S$” for the safety ot pa—,-tigrr train ,. Al trains ore run by telegraph. lit n word this (1HEAT LINE tta* tbe brat nm smoothert track, and tho i»»m etarant and rejintortahh-ruuiptucut of any road lAJhe West, and ha« n*i cr>i»|>etit<>r in thi-Viuntry. On the arrival «4 the train*Irani tit,1 erases! 1 For Council Bluffs. Omnbg. and Caltfsrula, Twn through trains dally, ujth PulluiAti PbIiuv Drawing Ituum end I Steeping Carat I trough toCoundl Bltitlk For St- Faui und Minneapolis, i'we through trains dully, with Pullman Pal­ ace Uan* attached un both tralu,*. For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Two trail.* dally, with Pnllninn Pal­ ace Caro attached, r.nd running through Io Mnrauette. '' Tar Milwaukee, Four through trains dolly. Pulhnatt Cur. un night 'rahn. For Winoturand |>>i:iL« tn Miiinnsita, • One through train .Lqly. For Dubuque, vln Fiwj-urt. Two ISAAC vn YROO3 •^SStSSA Itr-ici. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. w&K The Reliable Shari l.iae aRAHD KAPIDS Alt DETWIT «... ms. * u wauwsusaft- THE WEEKLY SUN. rstTuravLAK Divifioa. K‘> TIME TABLE No. 8. They arc run b» tween— Chicago anil Omaha, t.'hle.tfto Cellar Itaphtn. Chlragnsnil Dubuque, via Clin* tun, Chicago ami Freeport. Chicago ami Manpu rtr- Chicago and liiwn ■ Bry, Chicago And Milwaukee, Cbieugv anil St. Taut. Thia l« tbe Only Line running Utm> ! <>"S. ss4 mill nil, st Ursst*. saislsbtra! •Ul. tt U m u L Ur Us iwradsuss I f .*4 Utu< wrt-s U **>~**1 kUt»-> ihwTU Hss sUlwsula ««wslM».r4 s » SMaanUt UraUhiar Iu readan ailk a I trw.ca.rtlu laiorwAliuo >>"■ tkaw «b—rl ka'lwratr-<klni PnaMralM tianion. allh r..r.l,< c.. l.rluaiU M *s~nraU. .. .l«*, awa;g.:aa. Die. Mian ' Rtuh.-^fsm light cups of In­ dian meal, one cup of white flour, one t<.-a»|.M«ful nt sal/ratu*. enough sour or buttermilk to dlmnlro, one cup sweet; stir Ayer's . Hah Vigor, SHair its Dolor. A dressing which ia nt once agreeable, lu-altljy, and ’ ’ • 1 • ! . . ' from tta fa» by dissolving magnesia in win water—bent it to a thick memi, spread on the face ami 1st it remain a minute or two. Then wash off with Cwtile *«p and*, and rinse with soft water. Rye anti Mian Itrup f'«iXv.—-One pint of Indian mml, one half pint of rye meal, two spoonful*] of molama, a little salt; work it with rold milk so as to drop HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS MARTLET, SHELVES, ETC. plats and fmhness of youth. Thin Mir is thickened, fallen hair checked, and taldncra often, though not always, cured l>y its use. Nothing can restore tta bate wh.ro tlio follicles are desiroyed, or ths gtanda atrophied an.l decayed; tat such ns remain can ta aarad by this application, and stimu­ lated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is prod nerd. Instead of fouling tta lutir with h nasty sediinant, it will keep it clean and vicorotw. Its occasional use will prevent tho lutir from turning grey or falling off, uni consequently prerr-iit baMnasThe restoration of vitality it girts to the sealp terran and provests tbe fonuation of dandruff, which i* often so un­ cleanly aod ofltash-e. Free from those M-M. JOIN DENTIST E?J=£=SK»-S'*'--== .iss?3™-!tsst- -* a. o > . Nalrillt, - anwurt M—Ktr sti»dW t "-mi Swht’8 4© oAumkArm.................... t-waw a mcauaasjia, r .DISULl.TION NOTICE. .■sa, ■OaBP AMI BOOM. te-SO Easts � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-01-10.pdf a95ac51d437a7ec18ecc2fafcbdf9e74 PDF Text Text Ths K«r4sLicy Ba.pyaro Geo. M. Dewey, txums of scancnt nt ox । Hastings, barry county, Michigan, Wednesday, January VOL. XX. NO. 37 PSCHSSMIL HI BMlim MB, GREBLE & RUSSELL CENTRAL HOUSE Have now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE n full mid com­ plete line of . . HASTINGS, MIOH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. U*vt**ls***4 ths Orottst Item, oaaeats. ■» CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. fearers Niro* SrttL Soisims age Seises, , Siq/’is, Vt/*® Sires, SLtiqt/ Btllt, Sonf Sfo/ti foop Kfyjsrits, r^rs, tgo tfoun feyg/syi/f Qoooa. STOVES: The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, The GRANGER : It is the Handsomest and Heaviest Manufactured. Boiler Plate Stove Price* Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. .MIL ISIIWII' The finest and largest line of Beady Made Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, od dcoats,pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kind sand prices, ver ONE HUNDRED different patterns of imported and domestic • ta*s. ttkh. scth WRIGHT fc. nOLBROOK. iTMUni , CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A first-cla.*B TAILOR from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we ahall he prepared -to furnish the Iw-t o Clothins MAD'E TO OB-DER, l,vrr < Sts guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block .. Hawi ings, Mich. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RET AI JEWELERS. Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. HOWARD WATCHES. Siffial aiJMiiical DENTIST HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-paid DENTIST NaWlle, ' Miciilii. TIE WEEKLY WORLD! OKTE TEAK. I k*M aad I1!IT.--*. sauMMtsae hr baas* aa4 kratea wvtten. fs II rerotta f Irisfiss ~~*-p"-1----- -------------------------artklw * “THE WORLD," 35 Part ftps, N.Y. w <■ j auw IMPOSITION HATED! Cwhr Sin aid Ortuaial ~Compftri«on Invited and Competition Defied in AIKIN, aex, and I’m weary and worn out with hia unjust quaulomng of my wflU" Than Millie walked to tLe window and drummtd od the panes with amumnd careiemucas until Rafe, stung to tbe quick with her heart!***row* alauuned the door and rushed down the stoop and out of right in the darkness . No more hamming of opera airs thenno more idle drumming on the window pane for Millie after that. .<■ coateavre, the twilight shadows, gathering *o njUlr, folded the prostrate figure that Uy sob­ . ... -<._ _ a. __ _ of darkness, and the proud eyes so lately scoreing tears, were glad to mre them rent al last, now the friendly ahadowa kept her secret safe. In an hour she and Rafe were tn hare gone together to the Otiera to bear the lalasl new star—and Millie's [passion was munic. Well, “she would not allow tier enjoyment to bo inter­ fered with through trouble with Rafe Somers.” waa her indignant thought. •■Gardy” would escort bcr of course, and Rafe might offer >is serviere where it should please him t • Gardy," the 'mfld^ysd, placid, middle aged gentleman who had aboahJersd tbs rvspotMibiihr of Millie and her fortune solely out of lore for the orphan's parents, nc kitting quietly at rest with hi* stater in the coey np-stain sitting room, and en­ joying to the full bis fragrant Havana, when the disturber of his peace, fluahed and still indignant, entered the room. “Mr. Sorocra will be al»cnl this evening, “Guardy; you will take me Io tbe Opera House.' “Hires my soul' Put on my boots and take a fresh drive just to hear Singnor 12.1876. abanng. Huddaaiy a wwassagrr brought the hastily ucribbad wad*. • Come at oucw 1 E. Hand “ Out tbrowch the rilrnt sUesU, past the awry basso, be burned, qaUJ uttat the darkened boose of rickncsi. wu reached,. and Mr. Band bimolf admitted Bafe, Soman. Tbco up {to th* darkened room,. where the doctor and Mia* Rand waitedI and watched with grave f«r* beside th* ancoasrioua pri whose free wm whiter tan the «owy pillow beneath' her head. Bafe shod one instant in mate dispair ‘Say your farewell, my dew bw. and marMr. GodRand, comfort you hi. to-night," ’sapar -1 u£g land wL ten^, WHOLE NO. 1024. Ur are! upon the acta ot the manrading t with unrcieutia“ Troutman relat.*l tbe ro.-id.-ute euoueetod With his defeat i. Marshall to his fneud* at home So iodi/uant were thev that step* were taken to eonrone s town meeting, tbe object of which wwa to inrist upon th. “obrorraiice at tbe laws." In due lime the town mreting was bdd. At it Troutman anroly mwrcproetited the accord with these views, and that the Marahall affair. The c-itlLW* of thq place were dascribed a* anacd raffmis who resisted the exceutta oTlhe laws of the country by fine*. The outgrowth of tbo town meeting was a cutmty meeting, upon Rifos aboalder ? tbe olyact of which was similar Iu the jwtSLAVE-HUNTING IN MICHIGAN. so days after Christmas some ^is»lUfowabaideMmi.tateaJy.Madhi. eyoxiu hia powers of rcaiMancw led hp* sought her brow, the dosed eyes.wnd y the house which held all his the still white mouth with a lave that menia.With the increasing *rxo of the mcelts. Closed Winds at [the window* 1-eded not the presence of ocher* Teuni inggrew the popular indignation eftbefeke He's room! What does it mean? be dxl not, even for hi* manhood’, roki. hood, of Troutiian’a friend. Troutman Awdu»t sprinkled thtcklv over the toy to restrain, fed ftnn hi* eyes and w*c saw that there wre no taming hack from the dark treroe* dial Uy all unboand over the course be had takau, and was deterlb. pillow Otif hi. ta word, tolwr mined to cany hi* point by dint of nmhad bean aught but those of anger! If tinuad misreprea-utatiutu his Urt look Uber dear face had been boni From the eonnly mertinz the matter of lore rather than of angry, jealous rowa. taken to th, legklaturr of Kcntnaky, hsppenodto her against whoa his heart seEUncnt.1 If be could have taken her io and there an appropriation wa* made hi had no . more reaetttment? A doctor* hi* anas and whispsred tbe tender feretouscculc the Irsidir* of the -mob.' buggy Stood before' the h'juae. and a* well of prsviou* partings; then, ah! then Troutman, who saw there was no altc»ua Raf.- paused the doctor himralf ram- n might have been that hi* laM, bitter lire, accepted tM' murioci of nrtunring Erriy dawn tbe step*. Impulsive farewell would be easier to bear. “O! my ' and Uwching the cured imrtfacroetii their Fa tombed hu arau “T*U me, Millie—my lover be groaned, unable to ' duty. Meows. I*ra« 4 Cany Wets rr air, who is ill at Mr. Bands'. They are esntroi hi* anguish. And the q*. of friend*' of tains and I have not not seen thUK who watched him grew maty, ami the family for a long timer they luraod their head. away. 'Mia* Harrington is exceedingly and । “How long, Ohl Doctor, bow tag may 1 daugeroudy ill," earns tbo reply, while I day Itad. tar whispered Rafe, with the doctor * quirk eye* s.-annod the young eyes and lips together. And the doctor re­ man’s eager free, and his prompt raaocing plied, “Till th* end. which may Mt be till ' nunuag." And Bafe bowed his head upon th* pillow. diMrc*. a* pbratesT pain," he eontiaoad Slowly the hour* paroed, and presently gravely, “and in her delirium she cull* a the distance chime of the New k*ar* b*D i inieman who was ra.iiy influenced, oama which is evidently dear to her.— broke the silence of the weary night. snd ask him if he remembered heraing bargain?" exelairoed Mr. Rand, with Ductors '.are compelled to bar serrete oeDr. ComMoek. or Mr. Gorham, or Mr. elevated brows. “And pray why must a cariomdly, and ftum all I cun loam Mlm ■lipped forever io th* past, while the new Hurd aay *»ami-eu,on the day of the quarrel between two lorera interfere with Hsrringtyn ha* been greatly suffering in young king ascended the throne amid the , “riot. ' Tim feUowspartially ro. oUect such my comfort. Mire Crimtoochceka, eh Y' her mind f-rr some time paw. If you are greeting of bell* and the welcome of throe apeechre Later at another interview Expostulation, however, availed, noth­ a friend of the family, sir, porhaja you who had • walehcd the rid out and tbe the fellow would bo positive, eml finally ing. and to the opera they went, Millie can assist her recovery. Pinion me, bat new in I" Bat the young life to ttar to he wa* ready to go ujx>n the ttand and and her guardian, and with them alto a I do not think it nereroary to speak plain- th* few who watebed tn silence al Millie’s swear to such iaogusgr The man Dixon gentleman who called upon Millie jolt as beiide. had nut yet gone out, and while waa Troutman's tight bower When they were leaving the house, and at her "A lover's quarrel; I knew it all along, there wm .life there waa also afro suficient tertimouy had l>ecu obtained to iantation entered the house with them. and that young fellow, if I mistake not, i* And what of Rafe Somers meanwhile? the lover himsdfl 'Whsw! what gsose He, too. retuemlwrod the c-pcra, and, not­ young folk* are to be sure! Thus thought feodanta. numbering a diw-u <n more al withstanding his sore heart, hr would at­ tbe doctor driving rapidly toward* lit* next fir«t, had dwindled down to three. (?. T. tend It, as he knew Millie would, and she patieat, white Rafe, bewildered, ashamed, Gorham. Jarvis Hurd, and O. C. Cotashould see a- much composure co hi* port awl wild with tear for Millie'* life, forgot stock. Tlie trial began in tbe Utter port as no her- Very sillr. no doubt, all his h'u pride, hi* “abihiy to abide by hia de­ of 1847, aud Listed thtvc week* The pride and obstinacy, but quite the fashion rision, and all the argument* cfright on jury dHagrw). when lovemare .Illy enough to quarrel. his side with which b* had thus far cnIn 1878 the second trial begau. 1‘rore And Millie and Rafe were like all the rest cuarsged himself in hi. proud obstinacy, iocnt democratic politician* went to uoc and hurrteil down the basement *tep* to I of the defendant*,—namely, C. T. Cor had she to gn where she was not willing ask more particularly shoot Millie's coodi- [ ham,—who wa* at that time a democrat, her Mrothed abnuid discover her? And lion. and declare-! that, although personally yet he had *cen her several time* conver­ ' Sure. Mister Rafe, an it * a ten* time friendly Io him. they ..ntrel tbe ease to sing with a strange gsotlesian on the g<> against the defendants. Lewis Cass »tep» of a »trang* house in an unft»|uentwas tbe candidete fur pireidewt, and tbe ed jiart of tbe eity. Aye, worse, he had politician* wanted “at that (wrtkular wen Millie Harrington enter the art room* time," ns they expressed it. tbe south to of Straw' on Broadway, in company with been, was his haMv reply . oalv tell me undemtand that Detroit and Michigan that Asme-tuau And lie had been too will Mis. Millie live? ’ sympathixnl with I he slave holding de­ 1 for off to speak or attract her aticniioti, Th- girl’s huurel ey.a filled with tsars. ment. They were willing to prottittUe ami it Wat .luuUftll, he fenced, if she “Il's powerful weak .he is. air, and no one ibettnelvra and commit an set of gn»»* Such is tbe rupldly traced history of i would have rrcvgnile him willingly if be it allowed to see her' ouly me and Mr.the oocufwnls of tbe little house above re­ tisd leen row enough fir that purpuae. Rand.. Sure, 1 ran t tall at all whether it ferred Io. Crowwhite waa known a. an He ronriderv.1 that hi*betrothal with Miss will Iv thtt she die or not. Tbe Vargin die defendauts that shcniH th. .•aw 1.save her. sir! Shall I tell Mr. Rand you ride th. door. And Mr. Hand laid a industrious, quiet man. He had paid a dcriilcd against them, ihe drtum-rat* ■ would like to see him?" . small parrel ujkxi Millie . table, then re­ portion of the pu rebate money for his would aarist in paying the bilh Rare waited impatiently until tbe mes­ newed bk"w*teh with Rufe over lbw slra- ’ Early in the winter oflMff-7 there The case rennet* triad and ws* ddtalsage came for him to walk up stairs snd beringgiri. ed dy Judge H. II. KmuHHsa, J. F. J<>y. Mr. Rand would meet him in tbo parlor. ' The crisis is paved and she will lire,” came to Marshall a young man who rep­ and Theodore Romeyn. After a hint He did said the doctor, with a glad smile.- “And resented himself as a lawyer. fought straggle the case wa* dcidr-l m not question you, and you must not qua*- him aadiy. 1 here wa* the piano where he you. young sir. ran eflert what ever not make known his l.usiiw, but strayed Casa wanted it to lie. fur the riare-hnat tiuu me. Some day 1 think you’ll be and Mallie had sung together hour after core your young heart thinks right, for, through tbe town aa though undecided era The defeud-eaaa were required <«■ .•haUMsi of youro-lf, but until then I aiu hour, and he oonld nlmort are the white if 1 mistake not, my skill alone will avail about his permanent residence here. pay about fl,900 and antr. There waa st that time residing Imre a ashamed for you!” And that was all he finger, daah’nj over tbe keys now, drop­ The men who were so aux ion* to serve nun named Harvey Dixoc. a deputy could get from the haughty lady lore he ping melody wbererer they touched. •beriff, whom the stranger seemed to take Cam' interests failed to remember thrir worshipped so truly. Hut that Millie Every nook in the stately room waa hal­ promisee of help ; but in that trying hoof. l- .i ii <--.. 1—Al. ___ u_l lowed with the memory of Millie's prman interest in. Evidently some work was \wbea pecuniary injnriee ana. heaj.nl upon enre. So many glad evenings he hail wounded friendship. Zschariah Chandler. spent with her there! And ah, me! that Alanson Sb dry. awl other prominent uxu to bring tear* to the proud blue eyes, un-; last »ad. red evening—could Rafe, now man. grandson of the former owner of Adam Crooswhite, and Lis borine* was I1 stepped fcrwanl, and. in tin- name <-f jits manly tho’ it might be Hat be had said wipe it from his memory? Then she had ’ lice, contributed larpdy and inrexpededly to recover the fuglivw*. lie had obtained i that if he left her in anger he would risen and freed hi* angry eyes with her a knowledge of their'',sberabouu through to the defendant*. never return." and nothing should cause own. dark, indignant glance Cred a friend to whom it chanced < to what a । The equities uf the case wm- 1x4 «*>u| him to ratno t hi* word. So he dreaaed wonk had escaped tbe lipa of loth, and aidervd Iqrjhe court or jury. A* illustra­ remote cause do wc trace the great events!) for the opera end »al all the evening be­ although it must l>c omfresed the ri^ht ! fore Millie's box, growing more and more was a little on Rafe's ride of the question, ( Mrs Cnrowhite had unwittingly revealed tive of the UmrntaMc eonditta of sucirty her hiatory. Troutman was uncertain of in refrrcuc*.- to the qiuvtiun of. slavery, । jealous a. In- watched the beuntifal fax yet he had been exacting and unjmtly and the sab*erviency of northern men to ' noticed her kindly manner toward the auspicious, even when Millie promised a the identity of all. the children, and em­ ployed Diion to impersonate a census col­ ths will of the math, We Mate that one of . stranger who sat beside her. Millie did some-time sxplanaiios “I do not choorc the jurors (a whig! afterward said tn Mr lector and asertain the required facta. Gorham that it waa citrenaely unplearimt to be qcrvti’nned, sir!” came proudly from This Dixon did. it is alleged, for the modher lipa, and reputed itsck in the flash to al lean a portion of the jury to bring a •Utterly hnartloss! ' decided Rafe, indig. of her eyre and the uplifting of her state­ ( veniict again*: the defcwdante. l-ut that nantly. white Millie knew herself to be ly bead.’ And then followed his threat to .•they conclude*! it wa» tat to Jo so, <-n m-irewretchcd awl sick of heart than ever leave her, with tbe result wa bare already [account of jmjiular sentiment. They before in her young life. seen. Oh! how Rafe’s heart ached. | knew tKkt the rate wnuhl be carried into So the evening wore on, ami when the Here be stood again despite hi* dedrion, the higher court* in tbe event of 'a vevcurtain fell for the lest time Millie gladly despite his pridr, hi* obstinacy and al) his ! diet fur defendant*, and there the rreuh 1CHE Mid left the homw, only longing for anger—only longing to go to her bedside the solitude of her own room and the re­ and take the dear head otRii* brresl once 12 o'clock. The liveryman left word at lief iu tear- Days pawed Mr. Hand more and kha the fever-Mridien lips that tbe stable that tbe hones were not to be called h'm name. But the entrance of Mr. sent until he gave orders Orders were Rand aroused him from thoaghte fr«t unnot given unril toward morning. Crow­ t<> explain, and retired behind that white was prepared to meet hi* enema * A qniet hand shake, and after the gen Raft front Jftllir" ■ haughtuuws she could'd.ui so well, until tlercen were seated' llafr learned how Il was nnd j-stood that a gun shot wa* a And that was the secret of l-er private even her Lived guantian waa awed into Millie had wearied of her Christmas day, signal foe tbe amembling of his friends. only method of procedure wa> tbo im­ virit to the artist's houac. Lent he or any silence. - lie couldn’t protend tn follow growing atranady feverish towards night, Early iu the morning, before it was peachment of eompbinanl'a witnmnre oik should suspect her gift she had gone, all Millie's queer whims,” was his reply and ou the following day had feinted, the without even her guardian s knowledge, light, Croaswhite aw the loam roaring and nothing further in that line rouM ki THE NEW TEAR’S GIFTS. _L .L. .1 — ..1.1 .Li.. .1*.—I >1.. doctor said, from mental trouble and phy­ toward hi* huase. Ho fired a gun in done than bad been acrompl^hcd al lire from time to time, sitting as lone as she the air, and awaited oatasdqof his hvuw sical exhaustion- The exact nature of the for the approach of the men. There were disease oould hardly he known, but she questioning four in lite patty- Mis. Craowhite wa* ronstantlv delirious, and her cries for "if 1 go, Millie llanington, do not "Rafe!” “RafeT' wi. pitiful t| hear. again*:'hia. and hence the suffering on answered the summons to open the door look in me for any »ueh wcaknewm a* Two men I not sent for,” demand- both aides Rafe thought it all over dur­ by a stout refusal to do so. ' liavc been era this exhibited by your pre­ ing Millie's .lumber, and Limed lightly the placed their sholder* agxiusl tbe door vious «vrc »f admirers. I,*ai least, have sod broke it down. The men then the will snd ability to abide by my <lcsought to pevsaade Craawhite to go with lb«p, saving they had come to arrest him and wanted him at a jnatico's llewy Olay took lire aw into the Ke«- . yourself to decide yc* or uu in *c small a matter. Allow me to decide for you,” crossing the room and touching the bull I with steady hand -John, Mr. Sumer. I drairro bi* hat and root, have them at hi* [service immediately.” | The man withdrew, inwatdly deciding | that "there wa* somethin’ ap tween mirn ind her handoome lover. Is* be hadn’t I *eeu rich high and lofty look* afore, he I knew.” • 1 M.miwhile Rafe and Millie stood before | each other proudly defiant. Ireraying uothing of tlic emotion which, truth to tril I forced csrb heart to quiver with pain. Never had MUiir looked » tauliful, thought.Rafe, and never had he cared fur I.er wore thin at that momennl of final parting. Indignation had flushed her tteually |ule bro nnd jrivea a sparkle to tbe djrk ryes that only increased tbdr Ixutity. ' She had drawn ber stalely figure to its fan bight, and JR-tfo had never sera hi* tarothed so regally attractive before. He to the strange house she ceased to offend in that vray. and went out scrompanied ooly by New Year * day waa drawing near, and Rafe Somcn dreaded it for the lira! time rinee hi* first experience of that day'a plrasure. . He had spent ths last New Year's liar mostly with Millie, returning to her side from hie numerous rails, and pUddening heart and eyre with her pttsrocq for a happy time before sterling on another round of calls, which propriety demanded lie should make. And die knew jurt how she would look thia time. Like a young queen in her royal robes, roeeirtng graciouily her siibjecte, and diroenring her sweet tin lire {alike to each who a ere privileged to call upon h<r. And be. the once dearly loved friend and Letrolhed-be who had received the secret prewrare of her small band, and rend hi* own awcet now. The Grand Rapid, and Indiana railroad company has large tracts of fend in thtt immediate via cut v, the value of which would be greatly eohsnood, and a »te Chamber aud there advoeated the merwrtty of a more stringent fugilire sUve Ur. ' The riotous sewos matted near tbe In the mean time alwut 200 pcnxiu* humble cabin of Croaswhite rorohsd ■■* bad assembled and were ridiculing the dare-hunters. The four men were armed to the Uwth, but were tor. cowardly to use forcible means to tale the runaways. The KaUaiMan contain* the following Troutman .aid there «m one child be interesting railroad news: did dot want, but the rvm ho demanded. Mr. W. M. Stiawoa, aamyor, in the white'a flight and the anbnquent trial* iu employ of the Gquid Rapids and Indixaa Detroit bring known to him. Railroad Compaay, u now looking up a Tbo result of Clay'* sffortr wa* the route for a branch railroad from Elk Rap­ |«Mgc of the fugitive slave law in IR5U, ids to the ax«t aroroaiUe point on the — the iuo*t bamnaldc law th»t ever rr road, and commaneod the route from Kalerivedffbe MMtion of the A-i-riran Uoagrres, anti which lie* a bur rinwter athwart •L, fought tbo ro­ und the miiiiot. k ibath f.wlhsrok, ttaad with lUmci. �CONTENT YOU. SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. The Boston Journal, b* a reseat Issas. required m report sush surrey and n to this Baud on or before, fas next . sod. ifi« his sptais. sssrit rood rod, to report a survey and location b alterations as be thinks U for the elaarificatioa of figures will answer as wall for a basis of consideration aa any ether. He drams the following, foe i»•M as hate* z Tbsse 132 electoral votes are by no means certain to be given to the Democrat­ ic cwndidate for President, for North (5u* olina aad Florida allcs^l may continue to givu Republumn majorities a. they have dace st the lart election.. We may pass over ths!, howrver, sa this Democratic atattoirian is very liberal in his mneewuon Wx. H. PowUcs, Clerk. members, to confer with Iron Fenre Build­ ers present, and any that pin be present during the jirrecht session, ascertain their prices and terms for different siylw of fence, and report at preoent seswioti. Motion pravaBed. The Chair appointed Mmsrx I Perkins, Walker, Emory and Cole a Chas. H. Bauer, Prosecuting Att bring pr-oent, was called upon and -----a stetetnosl iu relation to tho condition of It will be seen, therefore, that tho Demoerwey claim the whole South excep1 January 4, 187G. J South Carolina, and eonecde to the Repub­ Board met purauant to adjournment. licans cuoogh Northern Staten to give Roll called. Quorum present. Journal them* superiority of 32 electoral volro. read and approved. Board proceeded to Thru came* the battle-ground of the cum- businras. . paigo, located in the following The aeoottute of Chaa. II. Bauer and eleven others'were presented , and on mo­ tion of Mr. Perkina. referred to tbe Com- The whole number ofeloctmal votes ia 370 ; neeowy to elect, 186. The 164 -sure Rcpuhlibsn rotes,' therefore, need only 22, in order to carry the day, where. theca artidrw. It tt surprising that Cue­ gram did pot ace that this would be just tho revolt of repeating the tex. Tea and coffee arc rxpirta from ccuuiria that arc in tbe habit of coltecting reveuuca by a tex on export*. The American people are I large consumers of both; and when Congem repealed the i report tax tbe couotriro producing lea and roflkw had the sagacity propartiwuttlry to increase tbe export tax on llieae artielea. This kept up the. price tn tho conauuutr, because tke importer, in the foreign price, virtnaly paid the tax and then chargnu it to tbe consumer. The United States lest the revAue,amounting annually to touts twelve millions ot duHara, and the counirial producing tea aad coffee gained about the same amount by increasing tbe export tax. lasted of paying the import tax for thrtbenefitof our own Government, we are not; laying tbe increased export tax for tlie'bcnefit of other gvventtnenla. Such ia the practical workiegof the “frac-breakfort” sham. Common aeaao dictates .that Ctogrro. should put an end to the slum by restor­ ing tbe tax. that should never bar. bocn repealed. The Government certainly naada the revenue and ths rertoratfon of the tax will not pennanmtly add to the burdens of peaed, eg provided by the Statute of this Ma. On motion the resolution w,. adopted. On motiin Boonl adjourned to 1:30 Amxxxoox Skmiox, 1 JOv, x. Boon! met pursuant to adjournment. Rail cJW Quorum prmewt. Board proeeedsdto bwsitNaa. Ou motion of Mr. Emory, accoaxta No. 4 and 6 prmented at October awian 1874. and at that time laid on the table for further action, was taken from tho table Four o'clock p. x. Board convene.!, tilled to order by the Chairman and proceeded with bust- Tbe Committee appointed to confer with Imo Fence Builders, reported aa follow.: Your committee to whom waa referred the question of building sn Iron Fcore around Court House Square, do hereby report that wo have had the matter under consideration, aad have conferred with Mr. Martin Knunm, of Columbus, Ohio, and Mr. J. II. Van Dora, of Cleveland. Ohio, in relation thereto; hare considered both of their propositions and would revamrnend the adoption of Mr. Van Doni 1 neopmal. as to dtcapnaw, the difference to bring down tho foreign pricn.of the arti­ cles in a abort limo to about the previous mark, by creating the oceanity for redue ingtbe rato of tbo export duty in tbo coun­ trice that ppxlurc tea aad coffee. It would liecmne their interest to make meh a reduc­ tion, aa the means of promoting the sales of tbe article iu other countries. If they were to continue the tax at the present rate, and if to this was added an import tex ia the eiuntrita of the consumption, the result would be a very cunriderable re­ duction in the quantity consumed, and this, surby. would not l»j for the interau of Ihoac coiiutrio. tlial produce lea and coffee atid look to a foreign market for its Mr. Dewey presented the petition of Hiram Culenun and 73 others, citisan, of the Townahip of Johnstown, asking the Board to pasa a nwolatkra, restraining from running at large ia said township, all hororn, cattle, shaep, hogs and moles, which was recoived snd placed on file. Mr. Dewey offered tbo following rwtolu*S?es>Jce</, By the Board of Supervisor, closeness of tbe renting contort in ■ light which ia not likely to minister to the over- but thought tbo committee would not re­ eouidcnce of either party. The prospect port at present, there being a probability may be changed entirely in a moment by of Other Fence Jluildera being present during tbe prauent session. Mr. Sidnam moved that the committee be instructed to request the Fence Builders changed a half a doten times before the to make figures on an Iron Fence with present iiwsitn ot Coogreaa cornea to its long pickets, ten inebMapart from center elose. Perhaps it is fortunate that the to center at the basri-^ real battle-ground of the contest is to be On motion of Mr. Perkins, Boanl ad­ in those Staten where a sound financial journed until 1:30 r. x. policy, good administration, and beneficent Wm H. Poirnw, Clerk, practical legislation will tell with peculiar force. Tho Republicans may well chal­ lenge their antagonists to meet thetn there and to compete for the approval of the average fair-minded, intelligent mass­ * of the American people. Ths Aaeyc&pir lM Brstaaatcu. ia its article oa mxiy, sums up in the follow­ ing terse and truthful manner the logic which has determined the world's- choice of gold sad silver for monetary use : atomy, u it baa not made euyihiag eUc to aarrt the pcrp*« equally weft; and this ■a the rowwn why they have b«ew so uni- If You Want The Best ZJS’/i?.’"’*'**'**’ We begin 1b January “Phibp Noten's Friona t,” m DETROIT TREE PBKSS. Tb,?4lK.h‘2tortaU reaac-w. TL. ■cenatalaldlnlbs Soo th-J"! whan that territory vra- first HtMnt? then French, and then An:e-,-„ wbMwarwMtaalnent, to: ,ta£(5 eontrnl of tins mouth of the M It is llkaly to ba tbo -g^! HASTINGS SUBSCRIPTION-POST PAID, Dally Free Prues 8|«jcltnsu copy free. >10.00 a ya MM UM. Saud fur STEBBINS BRO’S. Tie Detroit Fra Pits Ge. DETROIT, MICH. “*• WlTi‘W W"«‘* nr£c£ ■ot will ba of tba Padfle 81n,v. ,'That Lass o' Lowrh «,*• ‘ trr tawkt xuDasoM aujixxre Tbe friends of 'fJcaiuxxAa" wk> Keep It. MilBiniTS Whore you will fixd all kindx of mNiTUREi Of every Description which we can sell cheaper titan nny hou*_- In Bar­ ry County, for throe nwou*: 1*L Dceauac we bare no rent to pay. THE ST. NICHOLAS LIBRARY. Grand Rapids WEEKLY eagle $1.50 (.’unpix having foolishly given three rountnew an occasion to raise their export tax on tea and coSue. should now correct its own mistake sod furnish them with a motive for'lowering it; and the way to do it is to restore the import tex on three uticlca. No Silber tax can be more easily collcrtol GBAItD KAPIM b*ta( ths groat Csmmrsial or with lera Imrden to the people. The simple question is whetherconsumrr* shall pav tho export tax at a high rata, or nay a reduced export tax. increased by a suitable import tax, that will yield a rvrenus to the Government; or, in other words whether foreign governments shall collect the whole tax in the form of export dulie*. or this Government shall coDert a part of it in tbe form of-import duties. The price in both IAU* nee* will Im the same to consumers. Wo sell Done of tills cheap-made Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. Tbe goods we make Is made by hand, and mllco. in one of the most fortll. andiS. tercwUcg of the vine-growing vaUen of Lurppe-a region never seen by tho <wdlnary traveler, but full of IntereX. te Its social and Industrial aspect*. A rar. ““***2“ °r RkvolVtionary A series of ill “a. TRATED ARTICLES ON AMVun CAN COLLEQFX The SariZ The Best and Cheapest! Mr. Sidnatu called for the speritication* nf Barry County, that all horeoe. cattle, io tbe hands of the ecmtniUee. sheep and hog. be. and they are hereby Scorifications produced, read-and placed restrained from running at large in the Townahip of Johnstown after the paseagc On motion of Mr. Walker. Board ad­ of thia rrwulution, in acrotdanew with the journed until seven' o'clock this evening. jinovi.ions of Section fill, Compiled Laws, Wm. H. Powrits, Clerk. carrying New York, as the other fire State* comprise only 3fl vote*. The Repoblican* on the other hand, cau get along easily without New York. Indi­ ana and New Jersy would answer ; and On tmdion of Mr. Wolf, the revolution an would Connecticut, New Jerry, Cali­ fornia and Oregon, leaving the two States waa accepted. On motion of Mr. Stowell, the rcsoluof New Yqrk and Indiana to go with the tioa was adopted. On motion of Mr. Sidnam, the Board took a re-cees for one hour The hour having expired, tbe Board waa called to order by the Chairman and proceeded to businres This exihbit give aaomcofthe undoubted Mr Bailey, Cbairraan of the Committee advanuuresheld by the Republican party appointed to confer with Fence Bnildera, at the present tine, while it shows the Stated that the rejtumittec bad conferred of travel and adreature.'ehms and ptirile columns, etc. All the nows, cummeretal, political and <«-raL and the cream of current liters­ tore. A newspaper that will meet every Board met pnnraau*. to adjournment. Rr.U called. Quorum preocn’. Board proceeded to busitfov. Tbe Committee on Claim, forth, r re­ ported that they had examioed the follow tog accounts, .nd would recommend their St h'teboto for 1870 I'roetlMer vew greater Mtrsctlona (then tbe prreluM voltiatea. A orcas fretcre of the new voiniM is an American Ferial 8’ory '•The Boy Emigrants," by Noah Brooks, Peerless Milk Safes der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN' BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms south side State 8L opiosltc H. A. Goodyear's Hardware 8TEBBIVS BRO'S. On motion of Mr. Stowell the report waa accepted. On motion of Mr. Hoyt the report wm adopted. Mr. Dewey moved that the f-wndation of posts for fence to be built around Court House Squire be of cart iron. Motion prevailed by yeas and nays a» Nap:—Mr. Bailey. Cole, Perkifis Walker and Chairman, S. Absent—Mr. Armour and Emory. 2. Mr. Stowell moved that tbe voted just taken be rescinded. Motion did not prevail by aye* and nays as follows. Yens.—Mr. Bailey, Cole, Walker and Chairman. 4. Nap—Mr. Ainsworth, Benham, Brown Carpenter, Dewey. Houghteltn, Hoyt, Niebols, Perkins, Sidnam, Stowell and Wolf, 12. Atoeut:—Mr. Armour and Emory, S. On motion of Mr. Walker the report of reform work inaugurated by Secretaries Bristow and Jewell in tbe Treasury and Post-Office I>cparttncoU. Haring act the machinery to work to root out the abuses which had grown op in the Indian service, Mr. Chandler has now turned hia altertjpn to Qk> Pension Bureau. We appre­ hend that he will find ample material here for reform. The expenditures on account frauds in the Pension Department ha* been in the collusion between the examining physicians and corrujit Pension Agents. These dale mainly ten yean baek, when the examining surgtoo* were appointed through! political influence. Another eiasa is made up of thorn who should have been dropped.—ex-soldier who have died and their children who have long sines became of age. Tbe rule of tbe service seems to hsve been that, ooee on the pen­ sion rolls, the recipient never dire and never grows old; somebody is found to draw tbe moos. The more recent frauds arc prob ably in the name added on the certificate* of surgeon* that tbe perrons are nafferin:from disease which waa the rc.uk of acteal service, whereas they arc either suf­ fering of no diacaao whatever or elee from »mc ailment that they would have had if they had never been in the army. The latter dam of frauds are thote mart likely to be continued in the future unless they shall be headed off by additional checks. Secretary ('handler goes to tbo bottom of the trouble, and will probably saggert radical changva iu the system, among which is the proposition that there ahall henceforth be Stele Hoards of Rutniaa tion In piece of a lot of irrmpoosible phy­ sicians upon whom there ia uo restraint, snd who arc generally ready to make any certificate that may be asked of them. There is no objection now to the inaugura­ tion of a rtneter mode of examination, and every reason why it ahouU be adopt­ ed. Any liberality of tbe nation hern*. “Jon of Iceland,'' by Bayard Taylor. Littell's Living Agt In leTfi Tu* Lirreu Aos eater* use thirty-third year. Ji b*. Dr,„ A d«iigbtn>ny vlvM-.iiory ef an IcelsadK toy', career, full rf Incident., shteh eonld bapjww ia an Mb.r country, sa l graphically triirbln. ur«,n th. sir- --i____ > JOHN STANLEY ! Hopkins & Barnes rente. ‘-She's Bright as the Heaven"—Mareh. Price 20 The nines two instrumental perfectly beautiful. They were for new Itcginnere only, and will Have, on exibition one of the largest Stock °f Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. W'e have, also, a. full and- complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets. $c., Give us a, call. Hopkins & Barass. Hastings, Die. 16. Hfri. GROCERIES Canned Fruits and Fisn. utapiwa KouEtax -irruoxi. ■ill to rhea, together wftb aaaB^rt uaappro^bsd by »■/ -tor yertedloe! I. Th. world, of lhe bra: literary and niealiLe m»i. ter of the day., from lb. peas of Ito adore ***’*"“”' ,,f Kaawlmlge Oysters received daily THE ABLEST. LIVING WRITERS ."2*f Utorature. 5<tenM, Ar. by .b. bm»7 ^*1? H—» l« »»»ry Americas If Mr. Nee. .ba ran J^jh d.hodlaM bte property from l«rxlar», l.wi bm armed, be ■oul.l new l« .lire. Tbe lr.iwt man not irairael iaMtwiwIsaliacUuabarxlar. Sswrt Pie otfoed coortltellm. .foZt net alto £3 4.»e. tbe asaaulls ef sllgbr d1MM. without tbo The bort ronsntutlow will be IT aad »T. hicimuu, »7. SCRIBNER A CO., 741 and T« Pri*». » .00 wr botlls ** ONLY 45 DOLLARS! For What? FLORENCE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. STEBBINS BROS. Haatlnga. J nly Mth. 1S78. xxlll r BRICK FOR SALE SuhtcrOm wU com menu the Manafactur. ef S3FAXC33: al the uuM eoudUe ma llCHIil �The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen 9999999999 T.ANTWTF**^, it, (or he bad nothing against them 1 Why Beehwith did not rat *w*y with bto pln.dsr is a myaton. The idiot never left the city. Mr. Babbitt to sntixtod to m em­ pathy. Th* merchant who row bto btui- Ste! whl-hte.kro* r-7etemiy *»« «rf right. B« ihlaklag lUt If my «.jrctur« .ore correct, we shraM get *«rt ef U by-eed-by. but Will Bains, says he can seH them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a double ordpr of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to keeping house, and he will sell il < heap and close it out. GROCERIES relLiw-ilw.F. Rawrtl AC*. 1 l4**>istm e*ml *Mtos WsOte JCmU. rs Ttfj Cyl—y n Z*b--- pi .. nsrtam. M^qita « >rea ill ABOUT THE COOTTY. We have n double Stock as any one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLL A R TEA is the best he ever saw. and evervbod allows our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. lUom*. sad'GniaMer's jmJm teleriag allh a pride of triumph, spending himself Into huge proper!teat to All th* Orc* akaln Tattled by the Biraet Csnaiim, which < Judging from till overgrow a baap of self csiscsa) and OrwnM.r’s (exalted opinion of hie wonderful ability) will be no very dlMrcsh trek. Now w« wish to tax >• QnuaNer. that Ike •ark dan* on lha Western portion of Oroea Sirvwi, w*o done al the requM of I be people and wbea they found that the amount appro. prtatod^HOO) wm aa* nragh to omplete lb* work. * pslldca vrat circulated aad si(*«d very naaliwouly, to draw |1UO mor*, and 8.11 Betxftrt & ItM NOTICE! Grain, Flour, Provisions and Country Produce, emoiT. men New Years tiU now, and the poltoe report* •bow no abatement cron yet One frcnticl man shoot* hia wife, rata tbe throat* of hi* four children, and then kill* himself, which tort murder waa the only one tliai licil m pitice;. John H. Wendell & Co. Wagons and Buggies '-WJSIn $10,000 GIVEN AWAY >hr precaadiap ef ths Beard of tfapcrvtoiiri ia lyp« In season to print nil of it lilts srenk. Bal that waa absolutely laspomthfe, unless >n .leUyed our paper1 unlit Frida''and (Mt w* .lb! not .teem II advtwUn to fift, P-riK Holiday neat, lie aew'CMd Peltow’i Hotel. Saturday night. Romaine Dillon, a wealthy snd find fcreily bachdor of fifty, 1 shut a gegtleuuui named Dilllber iu the corridor of tbe hotel, after a moment's I altercation, the victim dying in a few hour*. The singular thing shout it to, that tbe panics had no quarrel—indeed tbev ncaredy Jkuew each other. Dillon t.-:.v tvii.i__ r__ —.il:__ oun NEW YORK LETTER the corridor—understand, they were both hoarders—and had shown his displeasure all day. Meeting DUlilxr that evening, ho ordered him to get out of the corridor, Tho Helpleas Poor—Mr Bowen— which Dilliber refitted to do, whereupon. The Carnivalof Crime—The Dillion Dillon drew his Derringer and shot tiim Murder—A Millionaire in Trouble Now the facts come out. It afq«ars that DtUcu has been insane for years—that Cmdkb A Baotiix*. of York, I1*.. will send a box containing one groas of their ScrMion Blva Bchinbm Ptx«, by mail pre paid, on receipt of 76 rents: or they will send one dosan of their resort cd Pens, on receipt of 10 cents Send immediately Address Cuban A Bn AsZJtoAer, /k..kre//-Y. .>«.f LOUIS VILLR WEEKLY COURIER’ JOURNAL usual price 12.00, portage Pepcid on both papers, for one year. for 63.00^ NEWSPAPER. It will, on December 31st, 1875. distribute impartially 110,000 in valuable prrerala among it* subecriben aad every sabacription sent through us will be entitled to a registered and * num­ bered receipt for thia distribution Send us S3.00 and get both [wpen Mayhew BusinessCollege AMEBICAN BABBLE D. D.MALLORY & CO 500 CORDS WOOD. fogs and rain*,—wretched a* tliilc the English grumble about. The last day of the year ehwd in a heavy rain, which 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at 91-35 Der cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. ’ ble way. Watchers that night were startled by a sudden vehement din break­ ing tbe soft air, bnt the next minute smil­ ed—-it to three rpurtcrs jiart eleven!" Every fire bell in theeity was to hr struck at once at midnight, anil tbo church chimes were to begin a quarter of an hqur' before. Hut the impatient ami* of liberty bad cauglil’tlto Grat peal as a signal to be­ gin their .own |irirate rejoicings in their own way. and they literally "made things whistle* and fog-horn*, and every fire, fac­ tory, and church bril swung rnckleady.* It wa« iiupomibl* to distinguish anything : the air was full uf a kind ^humming.dn. which broken notes of hell*, fog-hortia, •creamt, uid report* of rockets, were mix­ ed like mad,—for the eotniug-in of the hundredth year. The morning wa* so lovely it war a mrckery to call it a win­ ter's day—for it •mileil dear and soft as attention nf gentlemen wa* largely paid to reducing their carriage expense*, and mart took the khart cut to do thia by going on foot. Men who spent twenty-five do!J lars for carriage hire last New Year, gleeftilly told how they brought it down to eight dollars for this. The pleasant mildnon of th* day gave n* a funny ipoctode of superfine caller* going their roonde.in full-drem suit*. A. if a lady ahould parade Broadway in a trelnod draos, with a Lire cape on her boaotn. ' Vigtirous effort* arc made by the Bcut^ volrat Rooiedee to provide for ths helpless poor, before the cold, which we are taught will strengthen an day* begin to lengthen. Soup-houses sro net up in different parts of tbo city, where * hot, nourishing meal i* girru for about «x cental and Mvcral for the homclcsgfdowning poor ; leaving tbe station house* to keep tbe profaaioual tramp* and beggar*. Two thing are Want­ ing to wake th^ lifts t>f the poor in New York and ctoewbcr* anything but intolcrotodginp, snd provision* nt n low rote. It is true that rente and expemra in general are threw time* re high here n* they ar* in London; a fact which weigh. Ixavily on the rich, mni to nil bnt extmrtioo to the E.^H-T.Al'THofiY £ Co. *„m,, J READ THIS BALCH & HORTON, " GManraMEatBiim.' (tenser Wnodfiridgr <t Artby ,V| ., 1 Grat Redictinn li Prices! THE WEEKLY 591 Broadway, A'cw York. io**. Msinratitou Ilxrt.l Manufacturers. Importers A Dra!eta in CH ROMOS AND FRAMES, • STBKDSCOPISm btffS; -Utows. Gnsk.^sM »e.l !<a<uMo View. ' PHOTOGRAPHIC MATKW. FURNITURE Ujbhm tafa, Ertdrti, Prue, It 10WA AND NEBRASKA. he Minim 1 tarn ffira B. E Look here ! for not letting tne world know that their brother waa errey and alway* had been, Fsnnem rvtuemU-r that the old and and that it was dangerous to hare him reliable house of C B. Salsbury ia, aa ever, running looac. buying eggs, butter, poultnr and all kinds of farmer's produce, under liariow & Good­ year* store, and paying for tbo same tbe highest market price. Patronise tbe house . *..._,. i. Le.ri. W3.r Look here ! J. M. HEWES. we guarantee Satisfaction. YOU CAN 1 Irene furnished free to any person purchasing a CoCn worth 010. We can rive you better figures than ureer of- El^ncowkh tne-rti bread .ErjrrreLE Salisbury & Brossssu. Harting*. Dee., ±2, )87f. Tbe Alchtooo, TopeUsod Santo Pe Rairoad from Kansas City and Atchison on the Missouri river, via Topeka, the Capi­ tol of Kaasa*, and tho beautiful Arkansas Valley to tho Rocky Mountain*. Tho shortest route to Pueblo the Gaand Canon, Colorado Springs, Manitou, Pikes Peak, glow. The favorite route to Denver and I all pointe in Northern Colorado. The bait route to Southern Colorado, New Mextoo, aud Arinina. The only direct route to Jhc famous San Juan mine* The track and equipment to unequaled, trains nut through from the Mtmouri riv­ er to tbe Rocky Mountains, making connortion* in Union depou and avoiding de­ lay* and transfen. For full dtocriptire SETHI KOH SESOLS MELOiltl 52y1 J. Cole &. Son FARM F0H SALE! GROCERS. La Creme de la Create, A coHcrtLu of difiralt Piano Made. ]««> 00 reetx per Number, or 12 Numbers fi< g I. I an® nra un UR 1H1IS Shingles, Lath, &c. iraainraiiuri reu �.saesi menu It fa a native of North Zfa reewJr • dooelv .Hi-1 tree (Xartho^w. sor4/u/ui) baa been introduced from ths rame region. This has loavm resembling the Mountain -Ash and white Cowere with pnrpk.yre. “A young farmer who w'isbet «nall vmeyaH for a familyH| gnpen aska fora list, looking! wsnl the newest varieties, which must bo bettor than the older oi would advise him to leave the .nd plant only those which I---- -----proved by long yean of trial ; unless he should plant a very few of tbo new ones by way of esperiment If he wants aa early grape, a very hardy and vigorous grower, and extremely productive; without reward to a very high or drtieate flavor, he will plant freely of Hartford la warm expoourva he will set oct a few Catawbea portion of the grounds tn ■ any locality. The Diana ia very high-Savored and a long keeper. The Oereling is excellent in quality and the rioa hardy—fisc for home use, but too loose in bunch for market. The Isabella has been discarded by many, but it ia still a very good grape where it ripens. The Clinton will do if kept after mid-winter; but it fa too acid befere that time. The Concord-ia the most univer­ sally reliable and many will plant it more freely than any other sort, although not of very high quality. If it would be dreira blc to try new kinds, plant a vine or two each of <enasqns, Wilder, Waller, Salem. sibh, then ravetop tbma h ahres of boron, p? that tfevafea gaod Ire aad Use. ■ub butter, aprniUe a little aallaod serve tu tire gravy. Orem Tapioca—Scat two-thirds of a cup of tapioca ta warm water till soft , boil .quart, c£ talik with the yulka uf three eggs, wdl boden. and twrMhinfa of a cup of sugar. Boll till chiiA, stirring eare fully; beet the whites if the eggs with two-thlrds of a cun uf white sugar, flavor and pour on top of th. pudding Set in tire oven to bruwu SEES YOUNGMBN. 7b CTrtS. Glare—This mode of dean fag fiae gkm giro fa a great brillfaney. Taka Am powdered indigo, dipfato it a CHA/ILK.S R. WELLS, Pnudrat. HENRY L. HILLS, Snrafary. mofatened linen reg, smear over the glcxi with it, snd then wipe it off with a per­ fectly dry cloth. As a rabeliluto for this, white* s^ to mske the - glare rough end mj itfe Tt. (To J/uhe Pioililli.—To half a bimhel nicriy choj.ped tomatoes, which mint br sips^ad dry, add iwv dtfarn onions chopped fisc one down green piropen diopped, ewe box uf round mu»tard, one Urge root of grated boreeraduli, nearly a pint of salt, four taM«poonftils ground dorrs, four af allspice. Mix thoroughly in a stone jar and rover with vinegar mak­ ing a hole tn the center to Ik the vinegar to the bottom. Stotch Rr<jtk.--TAe four pounds of mutton—part of tire fag fa best; add one gallon water, one tracu|/ul of pearl bar­ ley, two earrota sliced, two turnips diced, two onions cot small, thro, carrote grated, the white part of a large cabbage chopped very small, and a small quantity of pors>*r Season with pepper aud salt. Let this boil very gently for three hours and a half, and at the dinner table It win, moat by all who are- fond of strap., ire pronounced ext^llm I. Lawson's Curative 4853232323024132234891234853234853 the fruit some, yet without harm, bating only a small, dried, leathery spot where pressed. In bervrfa there will be sufficient moisture to prevent drying or shrinking the fruit. Where there is sn excess of humidity, of course, frail is nor intended to be kept. '“Aa to the looking over of fruit, thus neccamtating the handling of it, 1 have never pro-tired it during the winter and spring hut with bad results. Handled carefully when dry, and with dry hands, there is less harts The'slight coat of oil, which is a protection to jhe apple, should not be disturbed; snd yet tbo wiping of fruit fa indulpvl in. An apple with the outside intact it safer among fruit affected. “Where the nir fa anSeiently moist (and not iu rxei«« '. ay there fa no drying or shrinking of the fr when placed on the shelf, ths shelf plansfa preferable, lie­ cause the rasst cvutcnicut way; aud it also revtsls tbe fruit and makes perceptible the aroma. Tbe pleasure of entering a cellar with the fruit in view and the old-time fragrance present, making a spot of sum­ mer in winter. i« »< mething. snd may in­ duce to the kerning of some ol the 'fruit Swe^tonho^takea^leloreany i»i ev«y u; rtrTXxxjKAmr^kT^XDDta^wa.e* «u «s "tURALGlA, SCIATICA, RERVOUS AN Magnificent granite building, with elo£;tly filled and furafabed sperunenta for i application of and carrying out of our novel end systcapuic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who rontcnplrto a bnrineai Ufc, and parents having sons to educate, sre particulsriy requested to rend for documents relating to the college, which give full information as to terms, condi­ tions of entarncr, etc. Address, CHABLESR WELLS, President, What we need fa good winter pears, to sx2‘JU Xne Hok», Cbea cream a variety in our dereert fraiu at DR. C. A. SMITH’S this wason. Wo hare m yet but a meager list to select from, so far as relalcs to wcllMotllcal Infirmniy, teas. KSTABUSMSU) isos. teded kinds ; but perhaps a great deal of Ji-upjmialmeat arisen from ignorance in Ftr Ik are«! a Prtrxtr ripening winter pears property. Bswvrcr that may be, we should cultivate such ma­ terials at we alrerdy prases, and for a — --TtasiKrtitf, pood variety I suggest the Winter Nelin. I know a!) its bad propertim; I know it is a crooked grower; I know it is not ahesvs reliable. But when grafted on a well grown tree of some luxuriant , healthy va rwtr. it soon comes > into bearing, koejw wvil, is eerily ripened, aud is a delicious disappear by the use of pure water. •{/’.pfr —Weigh una pound of! CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN dcwrtjfruit. Tin- Lawrence must not be omited, of course ; but the Winter Nelis fresh juicy apples; peel, cure and stew fa a later variety, and fa more valuable on them into a pulp, bang careful to use a ' | porcelain keuls or a stone jsr, plsccd in- i i side a kettle of boiling water, mix the j pulp with-two pounds .if the best flour, i Sacramento, Ogden, Halt Lake City, I pm in th* same quantity of yesut you - Cheyenne. Denver, Omaha, Lincoln, > ,J “ i for eommnn bread, and sn much ' Council Bluftk, Yankton Sioux City, | rill make it a Un-, smixxh dough; 1 Dubuque, Winona, St. 1‘aul. Dulutb, > a fan and placo in a warm pla--e i Marquette, Houghton. Hancock, llrevn ;! id let it remain for twelrc hours i ^■!miwauk,i^°?*<,dB Uf'N“4tooo'i! prevent thtir use fur the above purpose Form it into rather long-eliaped If you want tn rn to Milwaukee, O»b _ that it njtoctiinrw strike* mo aa being si- ।I loans, and bake in a quick iivr' kosh. Bl. Paul, lUnnaapolla, Duluth. 1 moot impossible to name a perfect species. I Fort (larry. Winona, Wantn, Galena. Imusm.. an. Home will not stand the city smoke, others Dubuque, Rioux City, Yankton, Council iti1 Farm Paragraphs. mn«n. On..*., r I.._ r*_____ __ u-,. I dislike the confinement to which their (pot* are necessarily subjected, and so on , 'I One uf the happiest and bat the main objection that 1 hare t<» the leul of all human veeupali.i Norway Maple, that quoco of trres on the intelligent fanurr. wh -*a I lawn, is its pronencns to droop with *ge ' and who keeps out of d--bt Trim it up as high as you please, the low­ People, like planta, grow ■[•ct. Its trains are made up of atagant er limbs will droop lower and lower, until new Pullmar. Italaoo Drawing Room they scrapcjtbe pedewtrians* lists and the 1 A.,.11. linn.l.UMel. ■nd Sleeping Cuache., luxurtou», well WRIT Measure X Mw«rSW w. 1> wagons on the street. Its nstnral habit lighted end well ventltated Day Coerbo. «r IM MMAI, Vnur-.* is to spread, and, u I remarked before ' and plraaant lounging ar.d smoking airs. The rare are all equipped with this fa ita chief attraction-on tbe open the colebiatod Miller Safety Platform, lawn.- Tho Sugar maple, on the contrary, ; and |>ateiit Butlers and Couplings, Wts(grows Upright, ar well as spreading, aud 2bouse Safety Air Brakes, and every m not liable to this objection 11 is a tree <-r appliance that haa been dovtoed that I greatly admire in any position and ! for the eafoty of pe»engw train.. At train, sre ran by telmaph. In a word especially as a street tree. It grows slowly | thia GREAT LINE ha. lire beat ant at first, but increwos more rapidly with 1 smoothest track, aad the nx>«t elegant anJ other! at that place is a Florida seed­ ling, which is superior to any kind that has iwn brought here. It is thought to hare originated from the Wilson Albany. Some of the berries measured 3 j inchrw in Applreplam! in clean barrels, and, after I tbe escape of oil tbofatnrc, lightly iieadi-d । I up. keep about as well as by any method. ' , rilling in among the apples ground plaster ' | fa aid to promote long preservation Alwaya remove the har»e« from the work borw st noon, mid allow them to l» free from incumbrances. Il fa cruel to work horees all day hi hoary harorew. and allow it to remain sn their barks while they are eating. “You recommend the frequent washing of apple trees with strong suspauils, to previ-M the rarsgra ol the lores; Now, this may be very well; but. in m^ipinioo, it is far from the only and cheapest means by which wo may safely combat tiifa pre­ daceous enemy. .­ “As soon a* au apple trw attain* the age I of two or three roar* tbe trunk and finally all the larger branches become literally en­ veloped in some kind of air adnaaernt fringes or foreign deposit. It is beneath these fungi ana immediately in contact with tbe wk that the beetle' deposits her eggs, which soon hatch snd immediately J 1 EFiaS’ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY-tkeU. S. . OoowU. Wraoabtua. A.'-Lms. and CXinsumpliorL it? is > M 1 I 00 Tie Reliable Sbwrt Um au» iMIH Ml KTIOIT §sSs.-is smi-i-rrKLevrc Ayer's b! Ar GOING WRIT. •■All KAPIBB irVISIfl. •watrin. Cherry Pectoral, IB is IB :s i! tfSanstiwr LANDS not of anSeieut importance to recommend its adoption. •‘Experience has convinced me that anything that will remove this deposit from the trunk of tho tree fa oqually aa efficacious as aoapiuda. Indeed, all a per­ son h» to do fa to examine his trere earefttUy in earty spring, and where be finds tha deposit the thickest, ami especially when it has ammed a dark or greenish appearance, to remove it tbe esriim way ho cau. A common table knife aaawere a rood purpose, roane oamlpspcr fa exerttent, and a very stiff brush does the work must efficiently; and without thh preeaution fa ia My to .sport .ppl«, repeeirtly is ii ac m DONE at thia OFFICE SSk..1- .WR ss T5F IIB .. IS :: Xs. 8S&; G. P. Rowell i Go's. Column. CHEAP ___ i« =ils I! IvreJaerelre » » at ! llTJL'RSSWSa'ISSTi al •xo.»u»«,ilr Inrrtrea as! . t« su 0 IS sirli» i if1 a Mank all. itetrell. n Ute •a :e FINE PRINTING ■ , -*2gh~hr* Wiyit JadM 1 Safai IAILMAI. 1! 1g fiS- r II gam.. “ Ill rough tralnreitaliy, with I*ullmau Can on night train. For Dubuque aad La Croaae. via Clinton, Two through trains dally, with Pullman Carson night train. Pon Sioux City and Yankton. Two *ar U CENTRAL RAILROAD. IMr.!K5jKU; «£n fig There seems no doubt about tbe efficacy of tomatoes in keeping away wasps tndoors, although, naturally, they would be low powerful in tbe open air. For the last two years there has not been a wasp in tbe vinery here, and tomatoes during the whole time were growing in it MICHIGAN Dwaa go *■ North West»n> Railway leave CHICAGO m follows! For Council Bluffs. Omaha, and Califor­ nia. Two through trains dally, with Pullman Palace Drawing Hoorn hnd Bleeping Cara through to Council Hlnff. For BL Paul and Minneapoba, Two through trains daily, with Pullman 111­ I ace Gara attached on both train*. For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Two trains dally, with Pollwan Pal­ ace Cara attached, and running through tbe finest apple* in the world At «'rr to Marquette, For Mllwaukae, Hoar through trains I rent exhibuioo apple* weighing more than a ]>ound spfare were exbibfaed and the dally. Pullmau Can on night trains. flavor das aid to lie exerUeni. ; For Winona and potato ta Minnesota, i yean, according to tbs species, unless they are destroyed by man or that despised though best of fortavn' friends, the sap­ sucker “Now the beetle nererdepo.il. hereggs on a smooth trunk or limb, but deep ami securely beneath the deprmte above named. The only object to sccsxnrJisbe'l by washing the treva wxh Maqauds ia to re­ move this deposit. The alkali^ thus left on tbe tree has nothing to do ia prevent­ ing the beetle from depositing her eggs. It fa true this application may be benefi- Rhewnrthm, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ahi laSsaiaiWiwy iHhb—. Cxteeaslty aa*m >ii<<iMM.MnswftMr>«. om Tke Riftt Kill if Ktatiw for Imi lei tawtf “I see the writers recommend keeping apples on slielrre during winter. Thia will dn where the air fa not too dry. But it generally fa too dry, even in cellars, and tbe fruit will, therefore, shrink and liecome tough aud spongy, though ita keep­ ing qualitkn are enhanced. I have for ufany years ke|< apples in barrels in tbe cellar, with perfwt suceeM in almost all eases. The exceptions were where tbe tesqwratnre varied, or the fruit was grown rapidly, either through the agency of ma­ nure or showery, growing weather If 1 can accuse a uniform low temperature just avoiding tbs frost (ami that does nor ex­ clude the actual presence of a little frost in the cellar I, I consider myself safe—onIr, howeycr, when the frail is sound and ।G*x5fD tMVNK RAILWAY.'. t^fK&st.. I WF.M. iru. Eisxa&vjs: '’texsits&T. yaE"* J.* ADM IXISTRATOH'S WALKJ*=>- "•»«!»* w.- Jier vznes: LI . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-01-17.pdf a6b3682615b4291e920f06e1124bc800 PDF Text Text Bja RjirdaucAii ' Geo. M. Dewey, • EDITOR ANTI PUBLISHER. VOL. XX. NO. 38. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. 1876. WHOLE NO? 1025. (WHSulitL MB BOMBS (MBS. GREBLE & RUSSELL. (CENTRAL HOUSE Absent— Mr. Armour. Mr. Sidnam moved to amend the report of Pence Committee by subatHutingthe Hare now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE n full and com­ . plcte line of HASTINGS, MIUH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ’ M*Ml—Mink—*<»*■ R. WL as*-* S- C- PR1MDLE- Ifoiiqpt S/nL Scittoqt mio SifHn*, Sltot, SLtiqtf BtLLt, Sour Sjepi Foot fWM rrq TqWt, V>o Haun Funpitiiipq tjaoDS. Srqyre, _ you ■gain- Also the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel "Try it,' sainted her coni penion, softly. Pradenoc shook her bead, but finally agreed, bhubiagly, that it would do no harm to try it, avd slipped the ring on her forefinger. f “It's a peribet fit i" rried Mr. Went­ worth, dehrttadhr. “Nothing could be beUer. Why. Mias Pradeoeo. you surely don't moan to giro it ba^kr Of course I co." was the araey rejoin­ der. “Why not*" “Beeauae," said Mr. Wentworth,speak­ ing very earnartly and disregarding hu oars altogether, while be tried to get a glimpse of ths face hidden by the flat hat, "because I meant to aak you to wear it always for my aaka I meant to ask Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent n other Saw in Die Market. STOVES : T. J. WILDER. The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, The GRANGER : It u the Ilandaomeat and Uuavicat Manufactured. J0’ furFiTC «*> “>»• Another long silence. Mr. Wentworth turned away in despair, but wax detained ^. Muring roito. “I will forgiv. yra ■ Welir' was the Ireathlea. interpretThe more obanvant boerden noticed at brenkfeet the next morning that Mr. Ab­ bot Wentworth wore the ring he had found in the biacuit on the Itulo finger of hia left hand, and that Prudence aura a heavily, chaacd gold circle io the place of her loot ornament. Tu UM the Wurdr of one of the before mentioned boardrra, •'that teila th* whole story." MRS. LAWSON S MISTAKE Boiler Plate Stove "Ob, Mr. Wentworth,” cried his |ieten- Prices Lower than, Ever Before- in Barry County. SPEftll MOIV IWTI The finest and largest line of ReadyM ade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats,pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over THE LAST BISCUIT. ONE HUNDRED > different patterns of imported and domestic Prudence HoIums aat alone in the wide, shady kttchcn, busily engaged in picking over whortleberries. Without the golden sutuhins of an August afternoon bathed the green fields and dusty road that wound away to the village, and touched with richer color the nasturtiums, sweet pcaa, Detroit, ex- geraniums and sinniaa in the tiny garden, the be-*<t of and the Virginia creeper that climbed and CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A first-class TAILOEl from pectetl soon, when tye slmll.be prepared to furnish ’ ISAAC W. VROOMAX. n-ttOBBOT. Oowetr V.K More! clothing MA-IJE TO onDTCR, M"i'i»rr«t made a pretty picture aa she sat on a low fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Hlock, llnst- cricket, with a big calico apron aynud over her bluc-aprig^vd mtuliu dress to defend it ings. Meh. from the ataina that hail reiled her little brown hands. She waa a petite, daintily J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. rounded maiden of eighteen, with great, da>k eyes and glorey curls shading a fair brow and ebceka that hid a touch of wildnwc bloom upon then,. The kitchen, too; vueh a pretty piston, with ita wdl-ecourcd fl.->r and drewr, ha njnragn*-topped dock, its shining store, with bunchca of herbs hung behind, and the great boqacl ' of vivid cardinal flowers act on the anowy i table. The kitehen waa perfectly still save ■ the buxx of the flies and the lick of the Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenuo, Chicago. । dock; and outride the cricket and the !■>I emit al-xi' bad disturbed the peace Pru1 dcnoi believed that every ons in the boure was asleep but henelf, and yawned aomewhat wearily aa she tossed over the berries HOWARD WATCHES. ' finishing the jyru with a bit of soliloquy GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE C. C. HOLBROOK. RXXT AT LAW m>4 MWW I and RETAIL JEWELERS. SALISBURY k BROSSEAL' >B*L«as IN STBXrrvaa. VrtwlMwT* pocket and took up the oar. again enerp t ically, without a word. He was fresh from college* and had hold the Strok* <ar in many a reac. but he never made better time than ho made that afternoou in rowup the river. The light boat shot along with the rower's brows knitted and hu teeth sei. Not once did he look at Pru­ dence. who aat in half puxxled, half alarm cd ailenrc, now and then stealing sideww* ^1* at the offendsd young Hrrcule* ander her hat. Mr. Wenlworthjdrcw a breath of relief when the boat at last grated on the sand, and, baring asriated Prudcocv to land, and curtly offered to petulant gesture and had a fit of crying with her head on the kitchen table When Mr Wentworth returned from the bare, half an boar later, he did see a pic­ ture that eomflwted him a little through the hoop wreathed pantry window. It waa Prudence, with her sleeves pinned up, molding biscuit* in desperate haste, whils tbc tears fell thickly on her high calico apron. This picture so amated Mr. Wentworth that he retreated ha.tily be­ hind a lilac tnwh (o obrene it,’and ling­ ered >o long that hs was lato at tea. Thu was a model supper. There waa the great dish of berries with snowy cream beside, flanked by cbeaaae and raspberry jam. There were two mountainous plate* of anowy biscuit, enotrastin^ with the gold sponge cake and the neber gold of th* B. F. STEINHOFF Strfical ai lertaiical DENTIST HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? t FOR ONE DOLLAR We will.send, I?ost-pnid Kuiiille, liciiiai. THE WEEKLY WORLD! "I'D pick 'em up," cxdaimed the new aimer, a tall sad rather sriatoCfatic look­ ing youth of iwentr-ous, with merry blue eyen, abort auburn hair curling duecly nodrr a straw hat—diring after the mmaing larries with ungraceful dexterity. “Yev, it is 1, of course. Have yuu forgotlea j your promiae to go after Idlieu with mo | you know; only aome afternoon thia week," responded l*nidcnce. demurelv. ; "Well, we’ll eall it thia afternoon, won't | we V waa the persuasive rejoinder, a« the i straw hat was loaned on a chair. “I can't; I've got there berries to pick "111 help you; lend tu half that apron, Mother's away, and there are biscuit Io make," insisted Prudence, taming her fare away to hide a uuile that would eurve her lij*. '‘Never mind that,” respondod Mr. Ab­ bot Wentworth, bringing a ehair to her aide; “tea's at 6, isn't it? and it'a only jg-jCwctcmtsL-1 aartralsU. ___ •Eiaisjr.nt paaUfttar1 -™—tr.-; "THE WORLD," 36 Part Row, N. Y. I J l"VF, CuriUE, Sin aU Snamtal IMPOSITION HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited and Corfpolitiou Defied "Wte: I-l,” amented . PrufimMe, after a pause for wriJontioa and a gianoe al the dock. “lean go for a liukwhil*, perhapc. Ob!don't stain your coat, Mr. \Vaatwvrth." Bat Mr. Wantworth wna anblimdy in­ different to his cool, and worked with such a good will that th* berries were soon picked over, and Prudrecn and Mmteif on later Prudenee, with her dretpenre daintily bestowed around her, was kwlad in the stern of a little boat, which,, propelfed by Mr. Wrotwcrth's ].r>rci«<{ hand, abut swiftly down stream. Although Mr. Wentworth aaid to P.-udenreflrc time, within an hour that it wm a lovely day,' spin, felt quite revived by the sight of Uiis table and the memory of the - picture. The rent of the boarder* seemed to share the iansa tine, for the group of martin waa very hBarioua, and thooateblea diaappeaed rapidly. Prudence, preaiding batwren the txte, asnned rather out or spirits ; but Farmer Holmea atoned for her sdcoce by unusual jolitr. Wbmtbe'biscuits passed a secund lime to Mr. Wentworth, be nsw that only one was left, and wauld have refused decorous­ ly, but the hospital^ fanner pressed it unoo him. “Don't be afraid of it There's “ You ware," why did you not nay something about it al the jwayer meeting)* We should all avail uuredva. of every । opportunity cf doing good.” "I did mx know it was required of us. to prevent in any way. whatever cour«3one should take to do a good action," Mrs. Evras deridwily. ‘•Why Mrs. Evens I" you a member at □ar church, and in goud standing, and say there is anythinggood in any secret society. ',¥■* I do think there ia. Mrs. Lawaoc, (with conridenhle caracetnea* ia the last pert of the anawer.) but do you know any­ thing about the teachings of the Order more than I do th* terahm*x ot Bataa, wbora children they are, "said Mrs. Law­ son in aome excitement. "But to change the subject Mrs. Even* I have gut a stranger thing to tell yon, than any sorrel acriety. Yea know that John Bilger would never give anything to the poor, nor help sustain the ehurvh, only under proteat, although h* ia very wealthy; nor would be ever go to any logging or husk­ ing bee, to **is< a poor mail in trouble, but last week he went eve* in Chytoo, eight miles, to a busking bee at Jam™ seIf, Ixarc been talking, about John BUger, the Howard’s and others in this neighborhood, whoso setiuns partaka much of the Christian character, aitbough they have made no profosaon." "Bat Mrs. Iawtoo, ixreaewc when I osy you are mistaken, they bare nude a profession." I “A profession Mrs. Bions.n. where, “Wen. last week at Mrs. Carter's and even there she was pursued by a laughing trio of the ladies, banaaed with qnertaon*. and wocilerment, and merritacnL until the laat dish wee set away, and she had srisml her hat, with the excuse that she must go to the village for letters. Instead of giing Mr. Emory moved that tbnro bn ■ Fomas Building Committee appointed mmriotinr of 3 members; that thn Chairman of thii Board ba Chairman nf auch Committee; Chat they bo aulhurited and imtrueted to enter into a contract with Mr. J. H. Van ■on, (With a marry twinkle in fare miU Dorn of Clevoiond, Ohio, to the ImiHing fa. *y,) ■>*■ to any dra t yon, of fence around Court House flirware, »athat you cuaot ttodevatand, how a per­ son can be tn Odd Fellow, and a Chris­ tian T “Yn*. that is it oxaeUy, but you don't moan to my, thatch* Howard'*, Carter, Bilger aud Alstine, are rral Odd Fslfowa tomF* tbnb3o(«totU^7*hTdo , pcrecu-. Kaoru Mr. Sadnam offered the following mao­ lion: RroJc.l, That from and after thia dale e turn of 50 cents per day be allowed the teriff for the board of prisoner. This result of high wages has bran, that a great many farmer, hare not only reduc­ ed the number ot their bdp. but hart ilisntaaed them altogether, and cnltirate only so much land aa they can take care of themadvea. One cause of this high price of help on the farm in the New England States al least, has here the de maud for labor in fhetoriea. There has been a rednetiun of wages in the factories now, and anreng mechanica, and it is time we had cheaper labor uo the farm. Statis­ tics show that our farms are not supplying the iucrusriag demands ot our rides and large towns. With cheaper labor we can do thia. Many of the tramps were core iminatriooe wurkcra, and can still ba made useful. We want to sec the farms or.ee more worked np to their fullest cspaatwa, time ago. 1 and worked all day • Yob, and another thing about a* strange, he sold Pct CT. Allen five baahda of wheat, upon credit, which to a poor man in without precedent I believe, in Bilger's history. And my husband my* that Bilger in an fa­ miliar with Alton *s any of his wealthy nrighbors, and that Alton* much more of * malny disponiuon, th* last six mouth* than formerly, though never a bad man. but carekw in his promiare But toward the ctiurch their conduct ia about the same Yes, and there are uthi-ra, not members i f tb* diurch, in this neighborhood, who appear to bo under tbc ehristian influence There are the two Howard's George Han­ Evituxo Sttastojt 7.30 r. m. dera, Edward Airtine and others, who 1 Board pnreuanl to adjournment. cannot think of now, whose aetimia lead Boll called. Members all present except me to think that now, their Christian feel­ Mr. Armour. Board proceeded to busi ings are awakened, they may be induced to unite with the ehurch. But I cannot The Committee to confer with Iron account for thia state of thing*. Well, if Fence Builders reported as lullown; there ia not th* minister wife now ! go­ We the undenigwed C.mmiUce to ing to call her too! perImp* she can ex­ plain the malt or." Mr*. Bronson, the ministers wife, a genial lady of fifty yanrs, whore tonulocance betokened a warm heart, entered the room, and was greeted by Mrs. Law- died not long ainee, and whore cropn need ed caring for, and many other act* of kind**** extended to our fellow ercaturea ~■ know, the good I apeak with the w_____________ mgel*. and barn not charity, I am become u sounding brew, ckei, to “be kept dll ■nd a tinkling cymbal." with a significant • Yro Mn Brc-rtoa. 1 am very familiar ------------------------ ...ace. PoorPrudcooei There sras no pence for her after that. Au array of jokoi quite overwhelmed her wan cotaMlled to stop entirety, for want nrotMtations and diaclaiiaiamL and she of words to expreai just what she wiab«d waa thankfol to beat baaty retreat to the •^ow Mrs. Lawaoa," aaid Mr*. Bron kitchen when the nual waa over. But . . proceeded tu buainem On motion of Mr. Emory, the Sheriff Mr. .8>duam mured that the report aa waa authorised and instructed tu porthare amended be adopted. court Motion did not prevailed by yoa* and S’TfT **r,if Ariasignifiea between, or in lb* middle, naya aa followi; and JaU Car the coming year. The petition of W. 8. Goodyear, N. Yen*—Mr. Aiunworth, Benham. Brown, Bartow J. Roberta and eight o^er. roCarpeater, Hoyt, SUpom, Stowell. Wolf Africa signifies the land of eurn, or aud Chainaaa, 8. udurg in the nanny of the Court Hous* care. It was celebreted for ita abundance of corn, and all aorta of grain. Siberia aigniflrs thirsty or dry,—rcry privy eu Court Home Square wan pre­ characteristic. sented which on motion was accepted. Mr. Sidnam moved that a Committoo Spain, a country of rabbit, or ronwa. h T. B Diamond presented an account of •u core M infested with ibora animal* »«• for balance of arrviocn as County u .1.1, rafe'rf that they sued Augustus for an army to Superintendent of acbooln; also an account jret muter of the petition df Wm. S. Goodyear and others be referred, and that of 110.70 for exprw and ataliooery. aueb Committee be requested to report tn pilch, from it* yield ^2? <Z Mr Hid““ ing great quantitire of black pitch •>f T. B Diamond for hah ore of scrvicra the Board aa soon an practicable. Calabria, also, foe the aarae rrareo The Chair appointed m such Commit-County Snpnrintendeol of artoda waa Gaul, modem France, signifiro yellow­ allownd at lb. sum of |38 iurtrad of *80 D«r^r Siduani, Mr. Perkins and Mr. haired, a* yellow hair characterised its in as siaimed. Thi ooutracl between F.nce Braiding habitant. Mr. Sidnam moved that all aecounta for Committee ami Mr. VanDorn was read to The Engliab of Caledonia isa high hiU. ffaakfort by re for Mr. T. B. This waa a rugged, monutainou* province Diamond, for the office of County Snper- to the Board. in Scotland. John Q Crray presented hia braJ as inteadeM of aehart be rejected, which, Hiberaia ia utmcM, it laat habitation ; motion prevailed. < sheriff or the year 1876, in the sum of for beyond this, wratward. the PhrenicUr.. ,2? 1?°^" Mr lh< *ccouni fan thousand dollars with B. J. Grant, ever extended their voyager Of T. B. Diamond for axpraos and station- Daniel Striker and P. A. Sheldon as surelien thereto, which pa motion of Mr. Britain, th* country c/ tin, mat quan- 17 *'• •I-20’lhit d>* Emory was approved. Tin- Committee to whom the subject Mr. Sidnam moral that all nnreUleJ ocnotorts far printing for County Suparin matter of the petition of Wm. 8. Good­ year and .Sheri waa referred made the *oJiUd : following report: On motion of Mr. Hoyt the report of . The Committee to whom was referred Fenee Committee vu laid oa the table the subject matter of the petition present­ ed to this body in relation to the coadition until afternoon. To enable the Commit­ of th* Quart Hoarse privy, have taken the tea to go fo work. On motion of Mr. Emory Board ad- ‘ ommend lie fallowing: juanicd until 1:30 P.M. That arid Privy’be raised .13 inches Wx. H. Powua, Clerk. , and placed unco a atone foundaUoa. and that the Vault nndenxwth be filled up. and that two boats seven tret lung and four feet wide lie constructed upon two runocrt each four inches square with ends tampered underneath. the side- of mid Mew. Deunis A Holmea made a pro­ boats to be 8 inches in height, the aidco position to the Board that they would and Ix-ttom of the boat* to he cocitrnrted print the Circuit Court calendars for G5 of pine plank 2 hichra thick and runners recta per page. of white oak. An iron book of sufficient Mr. Hoyt offered the following reeolu- atrength to be attached to one end ofeach boat. There boats to be introduced froui either end of said priiy a* the re- Ou taoiton the report of the Fence Committee was taken from the taUe. Ubarica E. Bartow, of Hastings, prtaeoted a profile of a gas pipe iron fence, and Mated to the Board what he would । Fence Committee aa amended ba adopted, which motion did not prevail by yeaa and naya aa folh>w<^ Yoaa—Mr. Ainsworth, Benham, Brown, Carpenter, Hoyt, Sidnam, Stowell, Wolf and Chairman, 9. Naya—Mr. Bailey, Cole, Dewey, Emurr. Hougbtalin, NicboU, Perkins and Walkwhich motion prevailed by yean end nayv a« follow*: k Yons'—Mr. Ainsworth, Bailey, CarpMter. Colo. Dvwey, Emory. Nicboh, Sidnam, Stowell, Wnlf and ChatrmaB,—11 Nays.—Mr. Benham. Brown, Uoughtalie. Hoyt, Perkinaand Walker,—1>. Alnent,—Mr. Armour. On motion ofMr. Emory, the Cliainnan of thia Board, Prosecuting Attorney and Sheriff were aathorit*-! t<j procure a Judge to hold the February term of Court should Judge Hovt be unable to bold the same and should the interests of the County in their opinion reonire it, and that the County Trewnrerbe nuthurued to pay such Judge for bis serviec. • On motion of Mr. Sidasm. the I*rWKUun~ Attorney waa instrncted io proceed to collect the Bond in care of the people vs Hartman and Hayra. Mr Hailer moved that the proportion On motion of Mr. Emory, the Commit of Mr. VaoDotn be adopted. Motion prvT.ilcd by nrn and navs as tco appointed at the January k-aaion 1875, to attend Io the prosecution of the clainrt follows: ’ ag.iort Manistee County, were authorixed Yono—Mr. Ainsworth, Bailey, Benham, Carpouter, Cui*. Dewey. Emc^y. Hough telin, Hoyt, Niebels, Pertire, H'rtimn. iuatad, and draw orders ua the Treasury Walker, Wolf red Chairman, 15. for the payment ofsuch Counre!. Nays—Ma Brown .ml Stowell, 2. Mr. Emory moved that the plan Aboral—Mr. Armour. specifications and contract for budding Th* Chair apyuintud .Mr Bailey suJ Iren Fence around Court Moure Square be placed in the hand, of the County Treasure Motion prevailed. �8IAII IAPIII All BETIOIT it ia a fart, beyond all cavil, that the fuouey invested in the eonrtpirtion of the railroed* in our own Stajl; does not pay co per cvnt per annum; nay more, that the whnlo larningBof many of these roads, for which our people have labored to hard to ensure their enortrartion, docs not pay the running expense, and, hence, capitalirts will cot iureet their money to complete roads alnmdy well under way or to build others which the people think are neces­ sary tor their convenience, and the general prosperity of the Bute. Michigan mtn have but little money to invest in railroads or manufacturing enter­ prises. Meeh is demanded that the fature prosperity of the State may .bo insured. Oar vast mineral wealth should bo devel­ oped ; Michigan men hare not the money requisite to carry forward successfully thsse mining inter.-« The lumbering inter­ acts, too, are suffering for want of more capital to carry e!t»g ths gigantic enter­ prises that hive oeen partially developed. Our fanners need that all these enterpriacs shall k_- developed to produce a homo market for tbc product* of the haabandman. For ail three purposes wo must hate [money, the surplus capital of the money centre* of the world, but we canact reasonably ask men to plane their -money in our State for the developmsnt of our varied industries, unless wo can in­ sure them, under ordinary circumstances, reasonable profits from, or interest on the capital thus invested. To-day not one dollar of the many mil­ lions lying idle in the East can be secured tor investment in any new railread, mattafxcturiug ar mining inter<-t. Thia ought nut *o to be. Why ia it? We answer i is the effect of the determined and penhtant efforts of tbc produevrauf tbc West, to cripple.by ustair legislation’the earnings of the spits! already invested in our Rail­ roads and other corporations. Witness ths mSsSB Nzw FoBk, Jan. 16, 1876. WOBBTUO THB lOHOtr-DBAMBS The aulhuauas are making a. nid oa the lottery dealers, sad are worrying that hoaereUc fraternity /serially. Tb. Kentucky and Mimouri sbopi hats been abut up, and the maaagots arrested; fire of tho Havana dealers have been placed in quod, and the others are being pulled m Gut as possible. The method is fur in efieer in plain dotba to go in and purchase a ticket, and then go and make hi* eomplaint Bat very few hare an idea as to ths extent of the bnrnr~~, or tho amount of mousy expanded' in this kindofchimix The famous Kentucky Library scheme waa sold five tine* in this city alone, to th. extent of ever •275.000 each time, and that waa only ono of a socre of schemes that rm before tho publie, and by no means th. moat rapid selling. It is curious bow the poo. pie part with their money. For iastancs, there is th« Havana Lottery Ring, who take thousands of dollars a day, from people who hare no knowledge as to ths reepotwibUity of the manager*, or, far that matter, whether there Lt any lottery stall. They pay their money on the qo knowledge, .«» <h vast, ibvaaa a>mH twelve llfartjUtt HMaria ladve IS-1 |E It ieS.. !S Jr- IT h ............. holder* to realise Mr return oe their in­ vested capital, for we think the good sen** of the public fully justifies this action, and that the people see that it waa aa absolttio aaooarity, in order to suable the railroad companies io keep up thc;r roads and rolling stock to that point where ax pedition and comfort could be guaranteed to their patron*, independent of the ques­ tion of the right of stockholder* to de- i te. » Worrying th. Lottery Meo-TltonFailures—Work in th. City —Th. Babbit Dehloatlon — Fashion and Charity—Butineaa. S S I H 5 S H 5 !® OUR R’lLROAD INTERESTS. Ub Onad Bai***. 7 so *. *u. art-arrtvte* -— »a._ia 1 Dal.4 Hanlns* h.',. th. ITk" CB^sSJl£ jMsrcWte bear art pla-- Coaplete Fail! Nerspaper. THE METHODIST Metetot, Maul ad Potraan. and who are iffllowing on illegal burinese at beat. One old repro­ bate, who Irred in Cinrinnati, hot who Su­ had an “office' here, advertised drawing* oTer-dresses of white gasac or laoe. perb flower* arc part of everj- toilet unhvu tho lace is too rich to cred »ny atldiliou, horaat, house* and money, taking thou­ and the fancy ornaments of silver in the sands of dollar- a month from his vic­ shape of chalelaina, belt* and-necklet-, tims ; but ho never had drawing at alb find their appropriate plscr> in •evcnin-4 Each month ho would go over his letter*, costume. Those ladies who bate Genoand select points where buxines* was dull, eso silver ornament* will be glad to know that these are in style again, after being and send to soino well-known man who had bought tickets a prise. Three men would talk about it, and become walking advertisemeuta for the old swindler. The law finally stopped him, and it is trying to stop the reg dar business, bat it all amounts to nothing. There i* no way of making a fool keep hia money. Tho lot­ tery men will got out ofjail, lay low a few weeks, and go st it again so bold u in it, the matter is not to pass off with a little hard swearing iu the priratc office. The defaulter had been living'fur two months paat in lodgings on Teutbjstrect, w. at home New Tears, looking fresher] gain ; out only in the evenings for str. How did the tho detective find oat Mr. and better than I have known him for three yean. Tic has made a great sue- Beckwith's whereabout*? Easily enough. : It i* simply a knowledge of feminine1 human nature that ia the stock in trade of has materially etrengthenol hia poaition. all detectives. TTtey don't aak ‘'where is 1 lie daughter* side with hia in the dif- the man ?" they .imply find out where the lereoec between him and their mother. woman is who b a part of the man, and *h>ch is one of Theodore's griefi. He they are morally certain to find the man aa fc».n a* they want him. The detective insisted that they should eall upon their who had thia matter in charge, got aa ac­ mother New Year's, and lake gifts to her: curate 'locviptiqn of Mrs. Bci-kwith, i___ — vn. n i i.c l: _ir but suspecting that they came at bis in­ stance, she refused to see them. Mrs. legislation in Illinois, Iowa and Minneso­ Tilton is very bitter, and we cu'l blame ta. Tet without this capital our Stat, her.Sbcisthechiefsaficrer inlhaaeissni and the aister State, of the Northwest would have been practicably uninhabitable, to a very large extent, and tho land* of were guilty, and while it has oceans of wife ahow herself, any more than ho would •mail value. Thia .is no fancy of ours, sympathy with Bceaher it has nona what­ ahow himself. But your defaulter ia only note in evidence, the increased value of tho ever for* her. She is wretchedly poor end an amateur. Ho may be exceedingly Ingeaious ia stealing, but be bitnever learn­ property of our county by the construc­ ed that more important art of hiding. A» tion of the Grand Rapid* Division of the his wife has never been charged wilhrtov Michigan Central, and the impcto* crime, he fhndes that it is perfectly sMg given to the growth of oar little inland for her to go aaabaohxsre. fonjetting that city by th. eatabliahmeut of th* Agricul­ the minister* of the law watch the flight I of the sparrow* a* earcfiiUy as they do tural works of Dwight 4 Burrell, and th. ou* parts of the want under owing that of the vultures. Croquet work* of the Manr*. Wilkitw. Our detective got a very accurate d<J (000,000 more than it could pay, the Y’et, tbeae are only a beginning of what cause being shrinkage in the value of •cr:pti.n of Mrs. Beckwith, (he asked no might be if we could only induoe the capital­ questions about Mr. B.) and then went to f-jods and the terrible falling off in trade. a fries! hs had in Stewart's. Had he ist* of the East te build up the manufactur­ It waa shown that some of the slorre, stolen only *10,000 he would have Jj ms ing btc.-.-ot. that the wants of this people which formerly did a profitable buaineM, to a cheap dry goods store* on Sixth demand right here in this county of Barry. had not for a year sold enough good* to avenue, bat, a *500,000 defaulter's wife And there is another interest here that pay running eipensca, and that none of would be satisfied with nothing short of wan ia aud seek* Eastern capital for its Stewart's. H. had a friend there, a sale*, man, (the detectives have them ararycompletion. Whether or bo it is of great down three other bouses, and each of where,) and giving him a description of value to thajpeople is not now a. question them’ will carry down some cnallcr ones. tho woman, asked him if she came there ? fur discumioo. It ha* gone too far for “Every day,” was the answer. Tbc owners of business butdlings err that. We refer of coarse to the comple­ “Let ma stand here, by you, sod when ahaking in their shoo, for they don't tion of K. L. 4 N. M. Railroad. On aho comes in, nod. i know from one day to another but that lbi» road the people of the coantice of their Unnanuynay fail, and they know Kent, Barry and Kalamuoo hare already very well that when a store get* empty it expended some 1250,000 in oon*trueting( Ji going to »Uy empty for a lima Half tho road bed, and perhaps *25.000 more ' She made tho'bnainese houses in the city are either and the salesman nodded. »ome purchases, u:d went out, not know­ in the right of way and other incidental empty or bein- occupied at half the dd ing that the gentlemanly person just be­ expenses. Having thus invested their hind her was following her, and would money the jieople desire that the road everything. There has been but very I follow her should she go to Chicago. She shall be ironal and that rolling stock shall did not p to Chicago, but site did go few big b*U» this winter, and tho few homo to her husband ; and the detective have been very thinly attended. Then took a room in thu hotuu opposite, and he money ia sw.pi .oJ. The people along the those who do attend are content to go waited and waited, till one night, st nine, tin. hare subste:. tally don. all they can very modestly attired, and without any Mr. Beckwith went out for his airing, and do in the constr iction of the road bed. very special display. At the big Charity th. detective bad no mire trouble in tak­ ing hixa in than k-? would in picking up a Now, what waa to b. done? The Direc­ Ball, die other night, the absence of diators - -t and rot-d to bond the road and You see, ths catching of acrimnall* a buy urn iron For thia purpow tho i’resipurely philosophical matter. The detec­ .lent, Hou. T. 8.;0obb of Kalamaxoo, A. tive knows that every man has a woman J. Bowne of this city and Dr. Ellsworth about him, and that the woman is certain of Lowell, and perhap. on. or two of ths other Directon proreodod East to make the sale of hoods and pnrehase th. iron. They returned without having sold a bond or bought W single pound of iron. In money rirclee East, I heir personal respon­ sibility being wall known, they were told, in substance if not in words, we will take yourjjonds andaell you the iron i/you %cill iaMvUually yuaraoU* the payment of tho baud principal and internet at it fali^due. lot without tlui guarantee he trill L>*« hate ttolhixy todo with yuurbotuio. They asked why. The reply was, wx VKAB cxran TKXBX HAS AUUtADT SIU Ijr OTHBB VXanBXBTATn. And for theirfaars there isaome foundation though we are happy to bog been known there _______ day or an hour whan the Confederacy wa* net only willing but anxious to exchange priacnen, man for man, bat our Govern­ ment utterly refused. 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IT WILL CONTENT YOU What you want iaa newspaper that will keep you tally informed of the new. of the day, adrise with you upon farm and fireside topics, entertain you with its varied reading in general literature, delight your wifo and family with' its disquisitioru apon rocial and domestic topics, instruct snd amuse them by it* foreign and domestic correspondence, choice stories, quaint char­ acter sketches, ^ssrkling and witty [Mravl graphs, original and- entertaining accounts of travel and adrealun-fehcu and pucle .columns, etc. । All the news, commercial, political and general, and thd cream of current litera-! tore. A newspaper that will meet every want and receive a cordial welcome in crery hoavchold. A newspaper conceded by the pom of every section to be one of the most original and brightest of Ameri­ can journals. ' H. W. DOUGLAS, HASTINGS St- Nicholas for 1876 I* vu (TMItr *lir*Au>na khan lit valuma. A Mronf frsturo ot the B* is u> AiD.rioan Bertel 8»ory 'byTmigr.nfa," by Noah Brook., GROG STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where you wul liad all kinda of FURNITURE! Of every Description which we can sell eheaper than any houai lo Bar­ ry County,Yor there rawoua: Ut. Bocauss w. bar* no rent to pay. 21. Because w. tnajt. ths most of our If You Want The Best SUBSCRIPTION-POST PAID, Dally Free Preaa *W.M e year. Tri-Weekly Free Prose *S.W a year. The Weekly Free Pnsb*3 a year. Parties having Picture, to frare. would do well tor ■them framed of ua as wo can do It P .srand Cheaper than any houM In P .y County. We kwp the Largest a ua Best selactMl etook of PICrVRE FRAMES AND MOULDihqb. BnacKsn, Pafsb-Hold- Store. AU kind, of work mad. to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of oM tar- ratu SULM bmm Bea. 1 to 13 wow ready. A enllee ofEasy Dunce Marie. Friao 60 o per Number, or 12 Numbers fur *1. U Crmne de la Grama, Not. 1 to 26 now ready. A ooIIm af diftroit Pin. Marie. Priea 60 <* J»rNB.bar,W13N«b«.fe,K a, Lambs P. Hale, Prof-rX >r. Mre Oliphant and R.r E*t ONLY ForWbat? . YOU CAN interest, an be obtained .in matey cirolm at tbo East or in the old country. Do yen uk what > tho remedy for all this, we answer the Kir LU. of the Putter teb.ll, R H., Edtoun-i C Htead- 45 DOLLARS! XX37wC. *WO,«W.T«; reeripte dirt* th. wart endiag Jan. is ™ *21,223,97; ptyroont* during «sm< time wm rWTO.-; w a. n. tiraava, •srilsais&tF swiis— Terma, $2.50 in Advance. Postage, 20c. additional DETROIT, MICH. riira who have money to invert ri within reartamUn^milnT U. thrown, and then the smsob mitaa to bridge th. Drtroet C.B. Ihn*. Hampthlro Coretoondence Now Tie Detroit Ara to Cl such disaalrou* blow will be given our property by any body of men who can by any pcauLility be elected to the Legisla­ ture of Michigan. And yet, tku u nor uuwrid beyond all qtuatiou, and hen sc uo money for invwSmcnt in thia railroad or any other ia oar State to-day, or in any BL rr S'- II Js= II H FLORENCE SEIHGIACBHK nil mi Monday *fi«n>a lapnrlac m Am m h« lyMuHaj ikm �Tlfa RypileLlcyl Bj^H|4ai^. MH T.AHrto^Co. $10,000 GIVES AWAY £S1 r°*W. wUl wi .k- arnrnr mu,J r ' . _ . . K?”?u!F w&lI'JootJiS chkomos asd frames. JOl-MUL po. ttM. pmm'STKBECOP prepaid Oo bulb papers, for om ymr, for 1 13.00. TbeWEKKLYCOURIKRJOURNAL is the grant NATIONAL FAMILY NEWHPAPtR. It wdl, on lumber 31M, 1875, distribute impartiaUy 910,000 in vsluaUe prmenu aasang it* *ub*eribera aad rrary'.suhacriptsM ssnl through as wiU b* entitled to a registered aad num- U> pvrohaa* maehi*M that ar* thrown out of the market, and for which they can g*C ao repairs. Bear thi* fa salad aad Mt* yov money by buying tba wnfl known Hews machia* of J. F. Jo*w A large supply of aeedfat, oil. and ftxtnrw, fur amHy all machine* always oa head. He Ibo Em ib* uchuin right io ad th* 11 One of tho noveltiee intro­ duced by Spring k hrwy, and which seems to be appreciated IU_at._t---------- rnDe- The people of Barry County to under* stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen TaAMFS* can pro- but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared ouL Well they sent us a double order of . I’ARPET TRW! TOL1DO AMD CHICAGO FL'HFS. Thi* i* a trst-eiam pump lined with taxiblemMalstne. AU goods wnmalad. Call aad uamio. hia goods beds** pareh wag elsewhere. IWwbr th* pU«* jwmj“ SAID Vim, tern we offer our trade, for Ladic», Men and children. Partiee calling at the pattern depart­ ment can obtain a catalouge, giving them all the <Stylea and Price*. Ladies out of town, bj addreaeing ua, can procure any pattern they deeire. Catalogue! •ent free. Spring & Avery, OBAXP UriM, MICH. HASTINGS TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. CROCKERY too, but Dan say* it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it ouL GROCERIES We have,a double Stock a* any one coiuinj in the Store can see and they will ho sob cheap for cash or ready pay^ _ George Preston, says our 'LLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and _ . »-.juuu UilUWR our 8IYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, Phin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUNIX'GOODS foritis t6 hard work to grind them. 500 coWWood. A. Morrison's, Oofanu. 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for tale at Jl.f5 per cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. Llt*r*ry Notice*. NOTICE! S. & A. Bilim i ItDni, ^>iiMxmnnru4l«. iwt u4 Gate, rir r.bn.»cy b Uriee ue. bn4 U *11 Mkm. •ad evataialac. a. a Napplratrai. • Rae hrg*. ebedUMl Mgravtag. after C*l. Trunbnir* Ml«hr*i»l plctut*. Tk. Ibehnutoa .f IndepMdeae*, Ike Cealnabl Gift »f tk. publish ■ OsmsitaiM Mssshuu b Grain, Flour, Provisioni ?TO THE PUBLIC1 and Country Produce, The Star Spaifirt Barer -wsa [ "**’ DKTEOIT. JtlCH. 1 Uvs a.. nmOM a ,»,k ,t all KI*4, .1 Hbwsitr risnwM iw WXu kl^kK MM r---- It 1* ■ FOR am zxSsal Buggies ------- <— C.aaiaU* MerahMia U Flour, Grain, Pork k. Seeds. AaAaaawMMWuA.^lK BLACK A FULLER. ii i I ■! 1 . !F Wheat a specialty- Hl W**di>E^TuiT*MICU « 54a.VI>56 « MARBLE ? AMERICAN A Laxt Wort i- hH 1 I am now all alone in ths Photograph biMuie**. and as I hare mad* amag*mrnto to incrvaM my facilities for doing ibetter {work thsn rrsr, all should nah and get * negative taken. Th* *upcri- Ac.. Ac. Tier, b *1m aa lUuUntad aitlai* va the Slgnm of the tbclanuio., with a be- i aitalle of yen of th. prigiaal IricUratUa. CTMBER8, John H. Wendell 4 Co, Wagons •a «.*r<sw*k lit teas VartSi, «hl* M*lly -Supplraaat. there b th. aaa*l Meal plate, aad a ebarmiag w it b. Mj*l Sm- Blr-b . a eoUrad alMl tkahlSB pbU. BEHECTED --- ------- • s, R.ll.k WwkMM >k.kM,lk4>m to.in. Mayhew BusinessCollege EXCELS lUt=25=t.tK±,“=ULK!: RAED THIS Sp&sdS? and be happy again. Shop on JaOenco btroet, north of Hasting* Hot*L R.Im tksakf.l l.IM,i '.ran. 1 stillMlwti SUNSET ON THE PALATINE. I Girt Reteta ii Pries ! D. D. MALLORY & CO SALISBURY L BROSSEAU, Dealm U all kinds FURNITURE, Tb* Atehin, TopcUsad Saata F* lUilJ ro<frum Kum. City *od Atohiwo oa th* Misaouri itar, vfa Top«U, th* Capi id of Kaami, *ad lb* bawtifW Arimma* Valfey to lb* ILxky Moualaiaa. Tb* shortam route to Puablo th* G**od Canon, Culorado Springs, Maaileu. Pike* Paak, and *11 placca of note ia th* moutaia r*pun*. Th* favorite route Io Daavw aad all point* ia Nonbera Colorado. The beat route to Southera Colorado, New Mczieo, aad Arisoou. The only dirocl BALCH A BORTOV, fflin 0HB3IM ESSim CbnM. WnodMdtf. . JW, ITffiHB, MHU1 SUffA FE B 8. UfafcT Safe, tatt, nun k THE WEEKLY SUN. 89324848324823484830 The track aad equipment i* untqnaUd, train* run thnfafch from lb* Mimouri rir er to th* Rocky Mouataina, making eoo nectioo* ia Union depots aad avotdiag de­ lay* *ad transfers For full diacriptir* nrvw^ars, map*, time table*, eto. addrw J. M. HEWES, I we guarsatee BalWaction. Hearse furnished frac to any pat purehaaing a CoSa worth ftlfS. caa gir* you bettor ftgurr* thaa er*r ferad befurr, for we make the mint of CoSns aad Furniture. xx— SPECIAL NOTICES. EaraaMn^ Osltu BRICK FOR SALE! The Subscribers will com­ mence the Manufacture of Local btajipwjliticq. Qrand Rapids WEEKLY EAGLE $1.50 Public Auction mack aNllly aad Uaor to tlailtf, M tb* raeb, as Julg* *f the 17th Jadteial ClmtU We 1MM with ieea regret ef lb* death, al The subacribrc haring *uJJ hia tana will sdl on aaid farm, oa section 25 ia the Township of Haadnpa 1) mile* east of th* cunnty fam oo lb* north aide of All peraonii who have not the river, on Thursday February 3rd 197G, paid their Taxea, arc hereby no­ 9 o'clock a. m. The following property tified that the same must be paid Throe work Horace, one and uno-half before the 25th day of January. Mt doable haraaM, oo* lumber wagon, 1876, or I »hall be under the one Mt of bob aleigba, one Buckeye Mow­ necessity of enforcing collection, er, oo* IL hbtna cultivator, oo* eocaabaihr, 'by levying on and aale of prop­ plows, drag, and all other toula crecaMry erty, aa I ahall not aak for any Io Miry on a farm Abo a qnastily of hay, corn and corn fodder. Abw all hi* hoaacbokl furnitnrr. Movm, chairs, b*dChablis E. Barlow. Treuurcr. . HsstiugB, Jan'y 15 '76, TERMS OF SALE. The Best and Cheapest! GUO UHM |T1, at the earliest possible mo­ ment. mil keep constantly on hand a full supply of BETTER BRICK J. Cole & Son than was ever before made in the County, which we will sell at prices that deft/ cont­ ortition. NESBET A WILLISON BEST E LANDS Wff.lAXDSEMASIi, HW S.. . Ct, krWMtitltelmtUmiUt JOPUim. ■—B®!! Hopkins & Harass IlTffi UE . 0« B. Mm. lU-U-nUi. tbairmaay AfaUs. aad wfab tbs* a Hapwy NawTmrftr 1F7C. xxiftf M. D. B**dd**b*! to mH aMstim t* un uni .U1 sums under 95 cash *11 sums o ir t b «gb< month* tim* will b* give* Shingles, Lath, Ac. Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever UNDERTAKING to cheap for Cash. alM, FARM FOR SALE! brought this Oity which we offer to the public a full and He have, complete �rasea, be b free to my that ho do.* not d'e­ tre to retain tbe place against the wishes of Ms friends andsupportere. They are, however, unanimous in urg­ ing him to stay by al! mcana. Of counter ho will »Ot b» in * hurry to resign merely to j-lcwte a ftrw pclitici*n.«i who Want bis for tnaihar and no belter roan. ,* JitThmaox's xaxual . hu IwM fraqutotly quoted as authority in.connection with thb subject, wbrn in fort it is no authority wbaterer. The The question as to the valicKiy of Vte* Cunstetatioo of th. United Flat® and the «£a ’” of fepu“ F«ridc for the President Feny aael*rtiaa'«*w''oul ’ ------- ‘ n» rx “ , *? -K®23 **• - >*• r—br-«-» rfus. desire to get th* i_____ _________ vt— Prcaideat n—ns„. WiktM house* of ( ungresB. Jeffrnow a Mwul Lud Senator. Vice , ia wholly silent In relation to filling the being fkom MaMachttsotta it was claimed 1 office of prreidlsg ufficer of tho Senate in immediately after hia dwdh', that hia sut, ccSRor should by all manner of mcr .i* be case of a vaoney by death or promotion. chosen from cue of the New England. In th* earlier additions it contained this States. It was confidently atated, ctm dauac, which, it will be seen, relates only before the fatteral, by three h> interest. to the election of President pro trmpom, during the temporary alwroce of the Viee PraHent. but Mt mm word farther In the Senate a President yn> tarpon ; -u proposed and chcsron by ballot. His i oBeela understood to terminate on the yi« President appearing and taking the i chair. Though this ia not law, it is comet , pJkvJlxoffi. Some compiles has, ’ however, in the later editions inserted immediately after the word “chair" the note* ou demand. There ia no amy of net­ ting the gold for them at their fen value. They are deprociated because they are diacrcclitcd uotea. It taka one hundred and fourtren dollars uf them to buy what one hundred dolbtn in gold will buy. And there b no remedy for tho depre­ ciation exoept that wbleh will make item commercially equivalent to gold by mak lag them exchangeable for gold or its equivalent. Calling them dollars or de­ claring them to be b-gai-tender does not help, the matter. Th* notes ire worth what thcr willfotch tn tb* market- andtlie natter of fact there u that they are de LIRLE8 R. WELLS, PmMmL predated becauM they are not a Imn fid, <I..r in. ~-.ni HENRY L. HILLS, Srtrrtmy. saEm title to foe mid which they profea to repreaent, and depreciated they will to main so long aa the Gormncnt refuse* to pay them. Ita credit as a gtrrcrn meat does not and will not cancel the fort of ntmpaymenL Ssu thousand graduates of thia college now in succcnsfal buaincai in the principal Utorary Curiosities, Puns and Bhm- cities and towna of the United States ' aat quotes tho following: Wo find the whola alphabet in thia one acnce of forty-eight letters :— ■ “John P. Brady gave me a black walnut box of quite a small ma" Then there's tho set of five unirocslic verses where in each in aucccnsion only one rowel ia employed. Tho “I" veree on the approach of evening is Neuralgia, Sciatica, .■to FAsaw,* BUSINESS TRAINING. —------ -—!■•«*•»• >m sirs* lb. BsrSABStsr IBSM-B ofoeo Ul.BMsl I ISO. «ll 7SBTA tag U.. 4>l* uf IB. Mbl IT WILL If You Want The 'jSsfasigas __ .■firs: ( HABLES 1! WEl.I>. President. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. sEr.-3srr.stc,' trx' et the smar af rala la mA4 n«n«ini»iu:i-l. ,-SSAEL. .-.V-’K-U, hr! Warn JiUtii k swbi KAILIIAI. f h0 Vs :s■< ru TB iiIs IICHIGAI AM THE SOUTH. Best of God forwrr," and a French pretender tn lalin knowledge pare “Mumero dens imparigaudst" to mean “The number two take* pleasure in being odd." It waa a sharp bit of echo Jrerae that SUBSCRIPTION—POST P. the Sunday Times of London threw off in 1831, when tickets to hear the great Dally Pre* Press 510.00 violinist were very high: Tri-Weekly Fre* Pre*a M. W Tb. Wsekly Free Pre|2 exchange power which ouc commodity or service naa in relation to another." The pror»<tiun or ratio in which two tbinp will (hus exchange mark* tbeir respective values, aonrideved relatively to each other, Thb is just aa tree when moaey b one of the things exchanged aa it b when ordinary commodities are thuaaxehanged. The value of money conahla in its peirehaaing power, or.ita power by exchange to procure wuMlhing else. Disposare* it of tbb | power, and it has no value; or reduce the * Senator Lafayette & Porter, of <k>n nertieul’ was elected pro tnoporr st the [Aiwer, and in the terne proportion its FOH SALE! value is reduced. / fif a ipiice of money special tension of the Thirtytqlatli Con­ gress, in March. 1865. In Ajwil uf the will to day cxchsHgo for a given quantity ntuc year, Vice President Johnson was of >■.,m*lhing rise, ud next year will ex­ for double the auantity of the promoted to the Presidency by tho awoii- change same thing, or for only half the quantity, nation of President Lincoln, and President pro tempore Heater continued, to act as then iu value, conaidcred n relation to 60 ARE IMPROVED tlrnt thing, has undergone a very, material vice President, session after srreioo for nJ Si sows to Wheal. Ths proplrty 1* * two years, without re election or quettion, change—in the one ease doubling and in the Other being reduced by one-half. and until hia Senatorial term expired, aad What it will buy exprerw tta vain* or Senator I). F. Wade was elected to fill the vacancy, aad he it. turn occupied the. purchasing power in what it dore My. Price u the terra by which tbb fort rhlcb eanaol fall to lx saiiifsrtory la any chair without re-election or question until the election of View President Col- u indicated, stnee it marks the value of other things computed in money. When A First-Class Farm, r rices ri»c the value of money is then Inelr iMatol. and on.lor tlurwigh culture. Icumiad, since it taken more money to buy the umc thing or things. Double prices an<l money ia reduced in value by ooe-ba!f, and two dollars are needed to procure what could -be previously procured by dreted at a previous acmnon, ba* held oyer one dollar. So, when prices fkll the value during a reoea* and prendrel, even alter s«(y>oncj ri>*M in the same proportion the expiration of his Scoaiorul term. Le< them sink one hundred p-er cent, and . ’ At a special Mwahm of the Senate, thb luoaut that the value of money has March 6th, 1845, A'ieo President Fdhaore risen one hundred per cent. Tbc change bring aheeut, Prvaident pm trjxpore Atch­ of prices ia simply a change in the value ison, elected at a previous Mreinu, but of muocy and ‘othsr exchangeable commo­ whose Senatorial term had expired, took dities. considered in relation to each other. tlic chair and presided until th* appeemce If ptios go up, money gore down; and if | of Vice Preeidcnt Fillmore. prices go down, then money goes up in The Atchison case is the only instance ilie some proportion. where a Vice Pre-idcnt pm trntporr net a It is the province of Government to d<- ] Senator, ho* held ovrr and performed the dire by law what shall be money, and i duties of kb office after tbo <:X[ir*tian of wliat shall be a legal tender in payment of j hb Senatorial term; but there aro plenty debta and the discharge of oontracta, and ' of ease* where Scnaton elerted Prmideni dougnate lawful money by names or mone- ' pm tnnpon during tho life of tb* Vbo Wry titles; but it b art th* province of Pmident bar* in caxsi of death or pro­ motion continued to sei from asreiou to iMMion atxl without any re-elraiou what­ ever during their Senatorial terms. In­ deed sueh has been the cans in every inrtanrea, there b- not a single exception. On the L'Atb of March, 1812. Senator Crawford was elected PreaidrtK pro tan.^•rr Two month* thereafter Vine Preridrat Clinton died, but Sir. Crawford con- would interfere with the freedom of trade. Qauod to act without re-election. At the Np free people would tolerate it for a momtK. and «ou the mom grindiag depotto May, 1841. Senator Southard having ism would Ml venture to encounter tho been elected President gm franore, at the haxard of such an cncruachmc.l upon inprevious aaMion resumed the chair, aad in fridnal rights And yet it ia only by tho abaeaee of Vice Preaident Tyler, pro­ moted to the Presidency by tho death of Gan Harrison, presided during that and FARM CHEAP THE DETROIT TREE PRESS. Bpecltnsn copy frss. Send for CHICAGO A NORTHWESTERN Tie Detail Free Pres Co. 'c-iAAP*.; SM’KaTZK Ayer’s Sarsaparilla •4 t.» rvroTvr llro suss «r so* l trwwssrta-S;: tretlK test?! BRAUS UNIS SIVUIOS. The Reliable Sheri Liar I and potent Butter* and Inghoune Safety Air Brake*, and every | other appliance that has been devlseY for the safety of |>a-»cngvr train*. Al ' trains are run by telegraph. In a word (this GREAT LINE baa the beat anc ______ _ t»sa»u ksvto* bsta asdskstbs MLu.Mif a I snioolhret track, and the most elegant «v-ula :»4ret.ry.r ii^Ms^ aUsaal iinsui end comfortable ouulpment of any road LANDS cmi, many of which ore pubUcir known, nt Scrofhla, anJ all scrofaJom distasc^ Ulecxw, Eruption*, and eruptive dl»erdsrs of tbc skin. Tumors, lUotche*. BoOj,Plmpkw, Ptwtulew, Spree, 8 L Anthony's I-Ire, Itoac or EtvsIih1ns Trtti-r. Halt Ithcum. Scold Heeid. lUngworm. and Internal Ulcerodtnu of the Uterus, Stomach, and Uver. It also cure* other ccn>pJrints, to which U would not seem especi- H^r, Hana pojpp.aMrtBiaor MisbiOn the arrival of the train* from the rei.U rsivi uf I raavu llntdaa. •( us lownslilt. I Waat aw>Im* JB Biesrawr trtrfi'*- .... *-.„ ■- -im. .. , .,‘.1 , , : I law U a sasarorr MtIm kro• IsaOlacM I, Or. I. C. AVER 4 CO, Lowell, Mw, YOU CAN E Kim vMitD fos m ENTENNIAL HISTORT-mU.S. iiav. ovnaren, roti a <iu Lae, Madison, and Milwaukee. If you want loro to Milwaukee, Ob koab. HI. l*aul, Mlnnoa|K>lla. Duluth, Fort Garry. Winona, Warren, Galena. Dubuque,rilnux City, Yankton, Council m,.n. n...-k. r i.n__ SUMO RANOS ARI iETIOIT wm elected, who continued uninterruptedly thethibgs entering into tbcae contracts; batiUM.art.ad kaaaarteaefiw value upon the aaeaay to which it thw ratife, aad, of eoane, it eaaMt regulate that value ualcaa It shall undertake the baprac Lawson's Curative Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished ap*rtmcnte for the ippli.-atioo of and carrying out of our .naad.aaalsaaaI I.ob^mImW. tn Iron ihrM CU Harts if run laa novel and systeqjatic methods of ttela" luurr M. A. D. tp. w Bar *an uwwr. SsAMs M. WroOy (tree Uroi kr -s-t! .lux »r IM IS MAS roouUN(MM. OS MS* TU ; uLl SMTtom • Young men who contemplate a businera life, and parenu having nous to educate, II I'..- , v-. . ■ i. : -, I are particularly requested to send fe, IBS MM <»«»trsl Jl.l-> - . IN. ,1.1. ».> .r rrorou. a. f>Z irxo u_« ocur «r !JsVmi'i f’'uiJre ”<£• > for documenta relating to the college, which •iklll IMsAMsrom st ISM Oar. IMUsO reT Issas A. Brows. I.«rl give full information aa to lcm». condi­ tions of entarnee. etc Address, Itnii. CONTENT YOU to discharge the dutire of Prtaidcnl gm /rmpore until the eleetirn of Vice Preai­ dent Dallas. And meh baa been thepracticc of tbc Senate in each and erery cue where there has been permanent vacancy either by death <ir promotion of the Vise PratMotiL Ta it powdble tin.-, in all these yuara the Senate of the United Slate* ha* been । tbs sadvrAlcaat a 3w. Tie Riikl Kill of Etata for In a uoiicw of Dr. Bombaugli's “Glean­ Yrnuf lei. ings for tho Curious," the TTartfonl fbwr-1 before it was due, and Matthews Laboring under an idea that hia credit was duulxed, aaid:—IIorca a pretty m«ZZ, Berry. You sent in you bill. Berry, before it ia dur, Berry. Your father, the rider, Berry What you want is a newspaper that will would not have been Much a g--.se, Berry; Thowe who bave'auppoaed tka^Jcfferaons bat you need not look so Morl, Berry, keep yon fully informed of the news of Manual waa higher authority than the for I don't care a ilniv, Berry, and than I the day, advise with* you upon farm and C.iurtitution and laws at tho United pay you till Ckrutmar, Berry." fireside topics, entertain you with its varied Sula and the universal practice of tho reading in general literature, delight youri Senate havo bren misled by the last eleven interpolated word* of the above quoted wife and family with ita disquisitions upon sentence, which cannot be found in the i octal and domestic topics, inatnict and original. They were innocently interpola­ amuse them by ita foreign and domestic j ted by compilers to make tho meaning correspondence, t Loire slocire, quaint char­ clearer, but they hare muddled the aulracter aketehre. sparkling and witty para­ jert, and milled very many well meaning persons. graphs, original and ctitertrining accounts The Constitution and laws of Congress of travel and adventure.'cheiw and punle and jjreeedcuta of the Senate provide for the election of Preaident pro 'emnorv, and All the newt, nitnmcreial, political and fix the time during which tho office may general, and the cream of current litera­ A S.uaior once elected in cuss of per­ ture. A newspaper that will meat erery manent vacancy continues in posaeniion of the office during the tetence of hU Sena­ every household. A ncw.'juper conceded torial term, unlev.-i another Vice President by the prrea of erery section to be one of ia sooner elected by the people at a regular Presidential election. the moat original and brightest of Ameri­ can journals. t • i , r . l ■ nmatoafYnibL'iiu. <~»u st Bai YOUNGMEN. fallows; the place to question the validity of his ----- election, and to start the report, tkrt Mr. Ferry had been requested tn resign, etc. The doubt ouce raise-1 found fast friends among Democratic politicians, who were but too glad to chum for »p«akcr Kerr the auocoaion to the Presidency in case of the death of the President, and finally it was carried w -for that Edmunds resolution .•eemed neersaary to settle tho matter. It was simply one uf inquiry, and wx» re­ ferred to the Counuittae on Privileges and Elections, the members of whieh, being eminent for foirnnw and impartiality, will doubtless report that tbc election wm valid, and thus settle the matter. Tho question Iim now gone beyond tho domain of the Republican cattcm; though it is believed, even before that tribunal, that Mr. Ferry nould have a majority and aatssTncj MONEY* For Council Bluff*. Omaha, and Califor­ nia, Twn through train* dally, with Fullman Palace I>rau-ing Room and Sleeping Cara through to Council Bluffs For St. Pae: and Minneapolia. Two tbrvorh trains dally, with Pullman Palsee Gars attached ou both trains. For Green Bay ud Lake Superior. Two trains dally, with Pulltush Palaoe C'ar* attached, and ruhnlng through tn Miminillr . ror mtiwaugee, four through trains on night trains. . For Winona and point* in Nlnneaota, One through train daily, through trai? Canon night , For Dubuque and La Crease, via Clinton, Two through trains dailr with Pullman Cara on night tram. 1 For 81oux and c.n.t7?tfe.o Yankton. Two tndn. .lally, City Pullman “ ri Valley Juno. • . Fall man 1‘alaeo Cars. Thro* celebrated ears are run on all night trains on all the Unci of thlk rnad. They ararun between— _ laMLre. Un. _ ton. Chicago and Freeport? ChleX 8 ““ Marquette. Chlcngn1 and Green “ Rrv. ChlM>m .n,l mu—..N... r*.i Thia la tbo Only Line runnldg thew ear* betwren Chicago and HL Paul or ChlcMDMd Milwaukee. 1 " “ FETEU mUIILIMElOIIES SWWSfSIff&J'X « nmte A<,-nU "U “e’trt’ „ .MARVIN HUOHrrr. FEntr RAilSI MIRIi of Easy Dance Music. Price 50 cents per .Number, or 12 Numbers for 54. La Crwn* da la Creme, NogltoSS mw rwady. A collection oTdiBcokPfaa* Muaie. Pries 50 vent, per Number, ar 12 N umbers for 54. thb Itt&S.’tt � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-01-24.pdf b24371f889915ade0dee904cc2af8ad0 PDF Text Text Tr|s RerfrteiAil Bmp* Ceo. M. Dewey, EOlTun AND PCBUMiER. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. 187S. umbrella, with ornamented ivory handle. Thafiaderwill bojwwaidpd if it b returnd to No 8---------- Sterei." "H'm I said Mia. .Vary Armstrong, a. ■he glanced over this paragraph in tbe moraing'* pap«r; • that'll never bring back the umbralb." In tho batobelor apartmcnli acrom the street tbe advartisement was differently commented upon. Mr. Frank Kennedy who had braa tilting back fa' hfa arm chair, when hi. eyre Ml upoo it, sudden-1 ly sprang to his fort with an exdama- GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. CENTRAL HQUSE HASTINGS, MICH. X.E. STAUFFER, IProp. Have now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE n fill) and com­ . pletc line of Jfcargy* ^4x04 Syttl Stmcifi S//tqn», Srqytt, IfmlD Slcdc, SLiiqif BtUt, Syo/f* fooj Wnnfitut, . Trq Tififft, qjlo fjoutt ^umlitqiilq (coat. "By George i'll win that wager!" “I wonder," ho continued, apprabensivnly, “tf Courtraay'D see it ? Ill bwrow Ms morning paper for fear bo will. Why, wlut a roval road to an lotroduo- umbrella— my own would answer the deacriptioa—no, by George! ita too mu ch worn out, and I'd be ashamed of it—end go over and present myself. Courtenay'll bo furious—ha ! h* ' By George though bow did thiy unibrel! i get *>> shabby ? 1'vo only b*,. it four wcoks. I'U go buy a new out, black aljioea, with a carved ivory handle, and introduce myself to Mis* Armstrong with that I foe) that box of cigars already in my pocket." “Mr. Kennedy wallkcd acrom tho ball and tapped thrice, each time louder, upon the opposite door. Getting no answer, be called through the key. hole : “I aay, Courtenay!" No reply. Mr. Kennedy shook the door, then hailed tho chambermaid. “Where's Mr. Courtenay ?" Also the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel H- C- PRINDLEigffijffiSggKtK BTOVESa T.J.wtLOra. The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, The Git ANGER : It in the Handsomest and Heaviest Boiler Plate Stove Manufactured. Price* Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. SPffllL IWILW The finest and largest line of BeadyM adeClothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a ,, 'tafiVXS.SS”' TJISVW. vESJFt.'sr apxivjEt line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED different patterns of imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A firat-claM TAILOR from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnish the best of fitu guaranteed, at the Ohl Corner Stand in Empire BlodcT Hnstingn. Meh. _ J. S. GOODYEAR & Hartings, Midi. ” CO. xxjitr GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL JEWELERS No*. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. JEX-GrlTST W" ATCIXEIS. HOWARD WATCHES. sitpai ai letaical DENTIST HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send, Ppst-paid DENTIST NatkviUfi. ‘ • lieMtai. jCaw, Sip ni inaatil TIE WEEKLY WORLD! IMPOSITION HATED! OPFBStTION COURTED Compariwn ‘Competition Defied STA3CV3C.X5Y’S. AU kradM of Tea*, the very best in the -Market l’re«h every week from lhelwvportors S. .SLEEPER A 00., of Bonton, and for -h at price which dwn ..crewfnl competition. GIVE ME A CALL- held as. part of their lawful rrasrve,ahall be lew* thaa thirty per cent, of their vuutrnding circulation, and that after the same date the amount of coin held by the Tbs Bepublimus of New Hampshire. Treasury, aa tho* required and which ahall " m-mbfod. deArr i. reg.nl be reckoned ** apart of th, .inkin- food, to nataoMl msaar shall not be lea* than thirty per rent, uf I- TU States are one and indfamlubb the outetanding legal-tender notro. 4. It as a oatloo. AB dtixen* are equal under rejwals so much cf the act of January che lavra, and entitled to their roHert pro14!b, 1875. as provide, for fa. lion of specie payment by tho GavanmsBt on the 1st of January,- 1679. Such am theprincipal proviaiona of t(ie bill. Thw bill mid the wmewlist similar our of Mr. Morrison, ehairman <4 the Cummittre of Ways and Means, bar. not been thy usual pre-cDetiou exhortations fa cunslrucwd with the aligbtrot cxpretalisu this part of the country. “Hang the that either would become a law. Neither Registrar" end "hang tho to«," in Mis.urippi, are to be taken literally, twpeedent a afanatnre. The object fa not leg- tally when uttered fa behalf of the interixlstioo, but simply to make a record with «nt* of the "unconq-lered and uncooquera whieh the Democratic party may gointo Mo Angto-Saxoe." m Mr. Lmmr rail, the next presidential docuon. The House him- This eorrmpoadant save that a of Representatives being largely Democratic prominent Democrat faforamd him, under must, a* a matter of party necraaity and po! tbs mistaken impression that be waa a ptrky. do something; and the only qw—ion >!■**>‘ Sympathiser, that the election prowuh the managers ha* been to decide what that something ahall be. On the one hand, it must not repel tho hard money Democrat*, and, hence, it must adder— itself plausibly to them; and, on the other, it moat not rejuJ the inflation and paper money Democrat*, and, hence, it meat furnish at least one peg fur them to hang their hat* on. Tho two classes of Demo- ter. I »ay, old fellow, I've a great mind to .arc you. **• the preachers say, from youreelfi Khf • I don't follow you. Hut go ahrad, by all means" “A month ago." rtnumed Mr. Kennedy, aolemnlr—"jurt a month to-night—I went over to No. 8 to make a rail. Frankly. I went for more than tint—to make a de­ claration ; and I had every rearon to think I'd be aeeepted, if smile, end bliuhre cad all that are sign., Mia. Anurtroog wa. •lune, and wa* playing some sentimental thing or other on the piano; end by "Gum down town I Tho dure hu ha* I" George! bow *<-num<-nt*l I fait myaelt! mutternd Mr. Kennedy, ararebing di»home.” It remains to be seen howToltraetedhr for hat and gjorw. “1 -yf Wvni into the conservatory to look at tl>o 6. A currency hated on coin and which ly this, was .rarried out on Tu—day. star*, and 1 then and tbm> made a fool of There is little doubt, however, that the shall be made roiioemabl. fa eoin. Emy nnarvvt umbrella tian'!" oiyralf. and made a declaration at the Democratic tactic* of intimidation ware crmtidcration whieh affect* the common “Right around the conier." the —me time. I wa* standing in a weal demands the spcedfaai [.~ible return effectual enough to secure the Demoerat"Bun out and buy me an umbrella, draught rtsnng al the aky—1 know that * An irredomaabfo ic victory and to giro a peculiar signifi­ to specie iwyment*. will you ? Tliere’s a good soul. Trke lh<- way I pot this neuralgia—and when I cance to the Democratic announcement* currency is a national evil, involving a this Lili, and keep the change, and get bad finished, and stood there feeling that constant fluctuation in ralure. placing the me a black alpaca umbrella < lady * «iie, life <rr death depended on her answer, what earning* of labor in the power uf apceu remember that > with an urnatnenud ivo do you think she —id ?" later., and working untold demoralisation ry handle, Understand ?” Mr. (.’ourtecuy responded, in strangely Mr. Blaine's Speech. • in evesy department <X human rndrarra •'AD right, sir." muffled toncA that lie hadn't an idea. 7. Regarding m eoaeluah-e the Prpi"DUrratwHT “And hurry—do !" rres* Ik* iBdressdsU&aiMM*. . dent'* declaration, that be is not a raftji The maid vsniahed. and Mr. Kennedy both States, they still continue the clamor A great foressri^cBort wa. tb, .pocch date for ranomination, and, with the pro began to make himself irrmistaUe av far and are lending their petitions to Cuugra*. of Janus G. BUiiw oa amnroev fa tb« foundrat gratitude for hi. jatriotic aeivir.taking far a repeal of the resumption law. House, Monday.. Pcrisy says that “it in both military and ervil life, we aErm turning ehamberm* id at the door, inspect­ The Government h«* pledged itself to the ed the umbrella in the hall, and then country *nd the world that it will pay its waa for the manner in which BUfao rocmarebed triumphanilv across the itrret part due bill* al a given date, and given eroded in •.-curing an opportunity u dr. He rang the bell, and called confidentially certain [■ower* tu the Secretary of the liver h." The Democrato, determine! for Miss Armstrong." and w*» ushered in. Treasury to carry the’ pledge into effect that the bill xhould not be amended or deWith umbrella still in band, he walked in­ And now what th. bill proposes is. nut to Ixxcd. exercised tho power of their major­ of the public drift, in looductiug the *fto the parlor*, but was arrested *ud strick­ provide any additional means for fulfilling ity and praaed the Randall bill to vote, fiura of the nation with energy , cccniauy, en almost apccchleos on the threshold by the pledge, but to n/uMitr it altogether, without permitting the Blaine amendment anti impartial justice, and in exposing and tbs sight of hi* chum, Elli* Courtenay CONCERNING UMBRELLAS withoul the slightert hint of any specific which excluded Jeff Ifarfa, and required 6uni*hiag fraud and o irrupt ion whenvei who, also holding an wnbreU* in hand, future time when the - pledge shall be re­ that, to be available in all other more, tbe fiiund, with the detcnuiiution to - Jet na occupied an caiy chair by tho tabli- Mr. deemed. This i* the financial pill for tho Mth of allcgiauoi abuuld be lakau, ra in guilty man rweape," meet* our higbrot ap Courteuay was drcmed with suspicious inflatiouirt* to swallow Of reuae Ran­ probation, and rommauds our ti»diri.W nicety, and the umbrella he had was ap­ On the other hand, tlm gradual accu­ dall. bill received lra> than th., two-lhirda support. parently new. • mulation of gold by the Treasury and the tote renuired, .nd tben Mr. Blaine ob 9. Our free public school system i* the The two occupant* of the parlor faced anraing at banka at the five per rout, annual rate, tained the floor on a motion to reconsider bulwark of American liberty. We apeach other In blank surprise, which in Mr. tmbreUa. which will require six yeara to gain a Urtal and delivered what Perley da^ibra, nJ, prors. therefore, the proposed amendment Courtenay'a case changed to amnMui'ut. of thirty per cent., and, hence, postpone of the meet terrible phillipiro that bra to the constitution of the Ciiited States, Aa fur Mr. Kennedy, after uttering nxplospecie resumption, at the very least, until declaring that “no money raised by taxa­ •iveJy hit favorite "lly George he *ub- • the 2*t of July, 1882. is another pill The speech b strong al all pointe, but tion in any State for the rapport af paUic prepared f<c thoM Democrats who are tbe one fart which we hare again and schooh, or derived, from any paMie fund Street New York city. A young lady aided into a chair, and b<~-*a, feebly: really in favor of specie payment. Thin | again re.mn.mtad I waa just stepping upon a bone-car before wa. brought out with pjrt of the bill not only rapplira no in ­ tho door, and both hurried toward it. .tartling foroe, via : that notwithstanding Mias Armstrong, opening the parlor creased faciLtr for gold aroumulaiion by lb* Bepuhlican jairtv baa bran the jraty The car passed on, leaving the two linea ofaristoefaue hous.-s that rompored the door, bad to hide her fare behind her the Treasury : but tctusllv impair* that of arnnertf- of tuhratlou, of unprerobandkerehief for a moment ere aha could In a aitailargloomy mood. Mr. Court­ facility, by destroying it* power to *ell dcoted magnanimity,—notwithstanding it street wrapped ia the mist* of the rainy advance with requite gravity. Her two ney began to peramul,*to the rainy and bond* for gold, and also by compelling it km. whib i. warnt-fa. tb. ratire^,. afternoon. Whether hi* date of to compete with tha bank* for the gold eroment ralfod baek into public power the That evening a young lady entered the "knights of yeaterday"'were considerably muddy rtrect* dining-room of one of throe aristocratic embarrassed, but managed to pre—nt mind made him desperately carele*. and required to bo set aside by both. It abs» leading mao of the South, to-day thane houses, and on being chided far lateness, themaelrro, then excuse* and their um­ obvious of hi* fellow pedestrians io uncer- ■ lately suhrthntea nothing for the prvaent very men arc it. bitter, rriradra., maligbrellas. \ tain. At any rate, bo raise in violent,। law, while it sweeps away every provision mat foe. ; to-day, "from tbe Potoeuac to "By George!" finished Mr. Kennedy ; coatart with a tru.kman, and wan seat fa it adapted to secure specie payment at i.ji, “bsiag on the ear, you know, I fait, a* 1 staggering blindly back into » doorway by tlu> time specified It is in this respect a might aay, interested, you know. " mere sham, a hollow and maaaingb-** i-re Hampshire earnestly ifadroatru" recoudl"I'm much obliged to you. I'm rare." tenae, resorted to for tho purpose of cheat­ iation with thrir brethren in ll>c South, ■ “And this isn't tho umbrella ?" , for three of Ito riba were broken, and the ing hard-money Democrats with a disguise old slave SUtea," saya Mr. Blaine, and wolcnme gladly all rasurancoi that thii_ V- —__ .v_ ___ n - -J__ t just aa before, and we are the banner [ -tick. tainiM the handle, pointed proteetoestennisl year will be made to contribute Mr. Coarteoay'roM to go. upwank The lundle waa still blsxooed yith the larigni. that with a toihfarad. "I should.hare bwn gfad '■ , i Hutched in Mr. Courtney’s hand, but that united ToMr and a few voters from tbs 11. That we ehorisb gratefully the mwturned your umbrella,' he ■said politely. I suddenly to have became North the country can be governed. 1 vfc’es of our veteran aoldiera, and ■ hereby “Aa it >*. I can only hope itt m*¥ >«• re r^kety. ,nj M kt. angvrily against want the people to und.rotrad that tbi. i> expnw our unqualified sMranencc of th.stored." the opt—itc wall, it fell back disjointed, preeiariy the modw. that this is the sol- ration of the Democratic majority in tbc "As | do myself, 1 arauge ™." Mira and a little roil of paper* tumbled al Mr. mux and intret" Her. Mr. Blaine has National House of Itopeesentaliva*, fa re Armstrong rraponded. “Not lor the um­ Courtney* very fort. For once in hi* life, ____ _ ___ __ __ „ m >ving from plsres of emp'.urnicnt shout brella'* tasks, liut for the sake af fifty dol­ and only uoc», the latter individual was | make another Hau think that the party is rennial campaign. Why this boetflity? the capitol maimed Union reterana, and lars and some photograph proofs, 'which betrayed into using hi* friend Kennedy'sa-----genuine — *— hard-moa*y *----------------------party, and * •'thus ------ae There is b«t one aimroe. It has Ito root filling the varancun thus mad. with men, were screwed into the handle.' favorite rxpreroioa, "by Georg" !" cure th» roppurt of both. Mr. Payee' in the war of the rebellion and even far- wfa»e only claim upon tho majority 1*. •Ehl By Georgs 1" He did not godown town, but returned bill will be a failure unless hard monel tber bock ; it is nourisbod and watered by that they fought to dertroy this Uafau Constraint was forgotten in the sudden home and shut himself up til) after din­ Democrato arc either fooU or false to theii Weil, it rained fa torrents, and two young 12. Prudence and patriotism alike re­ Be- ner. Al »eveo o'clock be might have been profreerd principiea. It might to be en Cwrre following me. You naednSt surprise created by this statcmJnt quire that ths adminiatratioa of tbe gorshocked, tuam-.ns—they were, though M-cn croasfag------ Street, with a disreputable era men i should continue iu tin hand* .-f ven quite at eara together. They pare.*] looking uufcrella in bis band, which just Nr BlUe showed that the Republican the political organisation which has always they did it very unobstrurirely, I've aean both of them before, and I believe they from speculation about the fata of the um­ held together, and that was all. Bearing I |«rty had Nsen the party of magnanimity bren true to it and not be given over to brella to the weather, to tho locality and this, be entered Mba Armrtn ng * proa-1 iu reapeet to amaraty; QuU of the 18,000 tbe control of a party whteh has given Mininlppi Poing’ to Reason, tn amusement and to muaie. cnee, and answered her merry inquiry as who had baaa disfranr-hiwd by tha four- amphraidsuee at ita purpose to fateifr When tber left. it wa* with tho under­ to where lie had been last weak, bnefiy. tewuth amendment only 750 «[l1 labor an- •very profession of loyalty to tho amended steading that tliero might bo future ria• I've Iwen finding your umbrella. Here dee tha disability of their traasosi, and of eoartitutiop, and of reform, wrung from it it*. the— ha would only rmw Lsav* Jeff Davb by euastant defeat. ' However neither of tho young gentle Somehow it took a great while for Mis* akm. under the disability; and be would Touching malterN relating iwpeeiallj to men had hi* enp of satfafattioo full to the Annatrong to understand how it had come do thia, not because he wm the amapieu our own State, this ronvralion dradare. brim, becauw of the other. Not a wn about. She was frwdily amaxed event five ous and ioeffrienl head of the Coethde^ 1. That the actio* of the Detmrratir' tenra did either utter a* they crowd the minutes to think that tier “identical um­ racy, but because his murderous crimes at Governor and Council fart June, fa the stmt. In the upper hail of the boarding- brella" had been in Mr. Kennedy s u»AnderwxiviBe had |daced him beyond the hoiue at lent Mr. Kennedy broke rilenre •reeinn. just scr-wa tbe sired. And to rwrogtririorr of humanity, and bad mode think, bcsidiw, that tho had taken Mr. mure response, “far my confusion, and him the ril.1 m bmkrou. atrodty of Kenusdy'sUiubrella on tbs horraK»r! Il the fact of my umbrella . dripping all over that advertisement ?' Duke Alva, of the instigstoea of St. Har“About eight this morning," wa* tbe wra the vray rtrangmt thing tliat ever my droa, caused tha catastrophe. I had thidnasew, and oi Ue authors of the SpanUh Inquisition. ‘ to set tha umbrella aaide a little you see, laconic rraponae, and the one addramed happened, and.hr murt gu «imight and tell mamma all about it. and whin I gut up to Rare tho car, both fombled with hi* key. Centennial gusher* will stand aghast at “And you went dovru town and—' ' “But you have noffdone your pan." in• tbk Wc dull hare all th* gTos* and those young aunt rushed far the doer. "I alway* godown town.” It was really coramicaJ, mamma I was tertwaed Mr. Courtney. You said the "Oh, pabawDon't be high and finder would bo suitably rcwanlod." terror in large aactiou of Miaaiasippi, no sooner outride the car than two ua“For returning a whole umbrella. that is, wherever terrorising is necessary drellas root ovsr my bead, and there mighty! You went down town and stood the two young gentlemen, both bought an umbrelfa! Ob, ho. ho, ho!*' Thank* will par for a broken ooe,'' said to break down the spirit of the colored And Mr. Kennedy's voice grew fainter » voter* and to aeeue IVnweradc suprevnMira Armstrong, saucily. quite determined to serart roe tn the “You think so? But you hare to keep ; tcj. Hi* conviction, .arrived at from house door. I never wanted to Uuvh so, he retired into the depth* if hfa own Pnaently he emerged your ww beaidre,' »ai-I Mr. Courtney, j oonreTMdotis with a great tnauy Demo­ ranch ; but I didn't laugh. I .Thanked draasiag-room. . lherrtrow. and shouted across the ball. crats. lia* been that the Itemocratic loadthen with s very dignified bow—tree with perfect gravity. “Well we neither ..f u* won the cigars. She looked nt him With widooiyad era are bound to rqrry ths State, without apiece—thcu^roduciBg my owii^ yrebtd-. Both got introduced the wune minute, by nurprbe, then Bushed and faltarvd aa *bo the least regard to tbc ..,-<ud Republican । George 1 Let's go halves on a bux." । maSority Indeeil. It ba* been said that “AU right," responded Mr. CXrartenav, _ _- w. . । । >•»<> tMu n*8j“rtty ths more rare it . raid abut hi* door, aoliioqnixing, aa he “To marry the pencil whoreturned i “ «» »* orerrwns. for it only srousra th. strolled to the front window and eaxed on your nmherila " desperation of them- who wielded the Ku­ fin bouse opposite. . ' "Oh I" fwtbe horrifiedre-pram-. "Did Klax atrocities of former dsya ead are “As if I cared for cigars I" Mr. Kcnnldy—" ready for anything now to aceomphah It waa nolioeablc after this that ths •‘Spmkiagof Mr. Keottody, that gentfe-i »««*• A young gentlemen both cared very much man was intcrrucu-1 as he was lurhtiuc Another rom«->uj«iot, writing fnua far two things. They cared for tbrir his first rigar on S/following morning by | Jacksot _Mlw., folly cumAwates three i front window, and they eared more yet a top at the dear, al whith appeared ' for th. owner of tho lost umlwolla. the Courtney holding an umlsHI*. lady of No. 8. “Miss Annrtroug return* your umbn Th. umbrella was not relumed. It be- with thanks, and apologie* fur having oam« a thing of th* prat. Whether or knowinglr oxchauged with yutL ’ । Mt Mira Anastrong bad the light silk bojc that lhe publie would demand im- ’ dreraia uncurtain, but tekfag into cou.idi utuuitv far the revenue Uievn white enn- ‘ | eralion the uuml>er of entertsinm-uti »be I aideriug the chargm agafam their prosacu- , attended, Cm with Mr. Kennedy, then : with Mr. Cotrtsuyud aoiw.it ia safe ' ter*.- Moaey lw beau finely remdto atar* < • to assum. that sb. did. And the winter ' a ra.ua ter ettrreM, «nd th. ring rouM rap­ Teas, Coffees and Spices JTO3BC3NT WHOLE NO. 1026. g- , ply mdlitma mere if amaaaae were pereihie. t But evasy efisat to cMape bee tint fir , [ fcfled. The immi of th. fawhm bra. < �Hearth Humw, Mica , Jam. M, lp<. For President. RUTHERFORD B. H AVES of Ohio Foe Vioo-Preasdect. JOHN F HARTRANFT of Pctiusylranis Subject to the docissott of the Republ can National Convention. try by matataislr,•oMi.tot.. aa] |M • I epea ttijuttl* are belay peMUtod. Tto remsHag ssnlsal* it* vartid. turj, pssm and j paper. wkb .er.rel a Imirebly .attained <tepartmeals. Or. Teaijao a mnaical pafO stm| taino a bint of iaSall. rains to every pereea Tbe motieos of Plymouth Church may be called senile, if nothing hanker. Ita last performance, after snubbing tbe idea of a mutual council, was to summon Mr. Bowen, editor of tbe /adrpaUra/, to a church meeting to hear grievances against him. Hb two sons were allowed with him, on suffcranoc, but tho stenographer he brought wu promptly turned out. Bai tbe reporter made good use of his tine while be did stsy.and took down the debate wool fur word, sod quietly took sat■faction in putting the report into . next jii Pl 11 - n *7w. C. SaMta. Virgtam. in r Di!ml. ‘^iWUbcrtbta-. feta.nwa to -*»■ ■■ - “Tm- fooied/cr^’11"*' tto< We begin in January ■■PWhpNoton’aFriMda," TO DAY S ADVERT SM. gin ter girt, aad hey. l*4ay l aiagte hook ia the asartM. aasepdax St Nicholas for 1875, Whieh. with its »aoit<»»= picture. I iiroslsls serial*, sad Ila Isauroroahle creditably to tho fairnras or order of pri­ vate Plymouth Church proceeding). Af­ ter all, the charge against Mr. Bowen wap St. Nicholas for 1874 and S875. | should tell al! be knew about the BeeebiW . matter, be refused to say anything good or bad about it. Tbe ahrewd, long-willed 1 Bowen knew what would exasperate the swivel tongued brethren, and did it, by I keeping his mouth shut. He turned the tablas on the meeting last night by- taking ground that the chureh summoned him to I hear charges sad receive advice, not to answer, and th< Bowen mouth closed like' adamaet again The ailent is the str- ngvet in tbe quarrel- . Grain, Flour, Provisions and CountryProduce, MOODT AND SAS<r.Y Barnum's Hippodrome.where Jersey and Vermont girls r.de Homan chariot races last Winter, and Gilmore's liras.- Band made 1 everybody thirsty enough to drink oceans of beer last summer, b now converted in-1 to a tabernacle for -Mopdy - and Sankey's great meeting', in February Seats for 7,000 cover the ■wdtut, and a- choir of 700 from different church choirs will lead the singing. The vast building ha. teen divided up into rooms for various purpoaea. Bcaidca the va»t autorium for the regular meetings, there are four very large rooms for inquirers, rooms for preachers' moet ings, rooms for ciaaace, and rooma for every purpose. The money for all thb has been furnbbed by wealthy religion, people iu the eily, who are determined to make some head against the depravity tha. rules tbe eily, and b raining it. Om liquor seller, who has one of tha most popular bare in tbe city, subscribed, and actually paid 81,000 to the fund for the Moody meetings. Whan asked why be paid hb money to a eauao that waa in di­ rect conflict with hb busnroa, he answered that he had real rotate, the income frchl whieh waa greater than the profits from L^rbc Kentucky Republican State Cdopventina to select delegates to tbe Nateou city, tho vice and crime that made S”cw 1 a! Convention and nominate electors, b to York an undeaireble place to live in, was ' held at Louisville, on Thursday, May 18. If tbe Democratic (Xiu^raaaan.ii /want hurting hb largest interests. “If them bowlers kin stop that kind of a thing, to join imue on rejecting all further! am said be, “they are doing mo the beat turn newly unlcwi Jeff Daria can be ma Ic Lligithey kin T Notarery Christian reeavn, He to every kind of office under tha I govbut an exceedingly practical one. But when you come to revivalists, there are erament, thepe is certainly no Republican twu in tbe city who deserve more encour­ objection to their doing so. agement than they arc getting The rrtends of "ScBiBnx’a*' whe have reed ‘burly Tim's Trouble’." “One Day at Arie,” ‘Tha Fire st Grantley Milla,*': and otheraer Mrs. llunteo’s abort stortea, will not na*l la assured that they have a rare trert liwforw them Tbe aoane of the new novel to laid In an English mining town and from th* first page to tbe last tbe Interest to unflatging. Among other notahta lapers w. rnenUou tbe following: “A SECOND “FARMER’H VACATION-RnSSi G no bob E. WAnura, deartptlva of a row-boat ride of two hundredaad fifty miles, In one of tho most fertile aad In- Enrope-a reglou never saets by tha or­ dinary traveler, but full of Interest, te It. social and industrial asneeta. A nr* collection of REVOLUTIONARY LEITER.- AREKI» OP ILLUS­ TRATED ARTICLES OK AMERI­ CAN ;OOLLEGEK. Tbe Kerim -1.. elude* WOUara aad Mary, Harvard, Yal*. Michigan State UnlvaraltyTWaa^ teyan Vnlvmrtty, AmbaretAfriealtaral Union, Bowfeta. Trinity, sod other typical Instituttora of tbs oountry. Elegantly Ulurtramd arUcloe on OLD NEW YXIRK lllwtrated papers oo AMERCAN ciTlEfi. S: & Cx>abd.a A. BitiM & IcDcwd. Marehaats la Msroaat \ rirenlt Court fa\ Tib. . Ptoaese n*ss Company John H. WendelL & Co. ANDFOCIKrV" for graew/ul eeooomy ; "CULTURE AND PROGREBtV tor crilldstn; ‘THE WORLIPfi WORK" ttn Induatrial IntelUracca••BBJC-A-RRAC" for wit and lunoerai pleasantry. Sounwn'B M0XTW.V to now reosgulred.both tn this Country anddn Ea< Flour, Crain, Pork & Seeds. Jtss* ijias thoMtii 54 56 w-aaimioR. ’ presbytartaa llhurch. will Friday afiaraesa. Jan.'MM Ur»bS«. AD are unto IV • Fide Xrub’ pablial Mayhew BusinessCollege CALIFORNIA and the cfJwr a Laras picked up in front of B yror’s Granary, Nov. 20t will |dcaat cal! and pay prove property an* reclai D. D. MALLORY &C0 »f D->7slArehl-nii:c]||(.AG,J^Molir||.m>TXI.x BALCH 4 NORTON, cream is Bn4«. A Nartsa. 4 Is O. W. Bal (UmEH twins, GRAIt Dwtere W.-odbridgt 4 .Skrtby *a.. Omaha and California Line JOHN STANLEY I THE WEEKLY SUN. EUxabrth rittorrt Pb.lp., Abbv Mortou Mm Harrier Pruwott r-poflbnl. Donald G Nitebell, H h , Edmond C Htoadroan. Lucy I„4rc-,n>, Charles Ifudley ’•«*< Harte. Frank K Stock­ ton, EUsabetb Akers Allen, T. W. HL(taMm, Luerotia 1*. Hale, het K AProctor. Nra Oliphant and Rev. EJwarclEggleston Spsctal paper. ... ~curai ro prwdnro.1 00322323324848482330 vKn.owATuxxa. Mankato, t-t. I't n x | Nxw L'UW. and alt pointe In acuthrni aniFCrntral Stl.inoe-ta. Its * Green Bay and Marquette Line !• ll»c only Hno» for jAxnviiL*, As ^specimen of the species of intimi­ dation practiced in Miminrippi, the newa pipen have published a copy of readntone recently paaaod by tha Deaaoeraiie Conservative Club of Cooksville. Noxubee county. Throe resolutions are directed againat one M. M. Homer, who recently droerted tbe Democratic party and rated a Rspcbliean ticket. He ia denounced aa -a traitor to bia country and an enemy to hla neighbors," and the mctulacrs of the Club are pledged to have no further deal­ ings with thia “heart ia mass clothlag." It b ramorad that there b great lack of harmony among tho Democrats in the Horns Committee on Xpprepriaiiona. The two lending n.eu, Randle and Hol­ man, do not snoot to ba abb Io unite the row. of the committee O[«xi tbe puraum>- la tbeonly route for Eww, Rocktoui, PnrrrouT. and all pointe via Freeport. Chieagoand Mihratrite Line is tbe old Lake Shore Route, and re the only one passing through KvAtrarox, |L*m Fobbst. HtaubaBD Pab«. WacKBOAX, Racdib. Kexovka ta Oysters received daily Pullman Palace Cere , are ran ou all through trains ofthte road. Thia tt tbe OXLY LINE runnlXg these ears between Chicago and At /ree (Uiivary and on tinu. Paettc Railroad for all point. West ot tire Mraaouri Hirer. On tbe arrival of the trains from the Kart or SouUi. the trains of tbe Cbte wo * .Otnaba and Call-' fornix. Two Thrwmh Trains ctatly. with Pullman l‘alae*-1»r*wlng Ildmn end 'niu3tn“ C“*> ,hmi,h ** **•*“ I For tit. Paul and Minneapolis, Two I trims system: of rutting down eotimatca upon whieh they have agreed Tbe ia-JL • caiiono are that, to make political capital, tbe Democrato Will attempt to cripple neariy every'^purtmoot of the Govern ,MiXS S" I RAED THIS । । ,u,d nmnlng through to! and be happy ngnin. 1 Great tata it' Prices! Dy MtogriHag fee rar Maateal Maguire. debate, myu the general opinion among the Dsmocreu b that they have been led into a trap and wantonly aaerifload. Throw ba greet deal of grumbling «»d dmHtisfr Vxrt at the tore matters have taken, aad B b a neticeUe fort that thb IBJnahre in Iregth. 1 yr« . rfomtbfortfos b grertert smoug th. UrjBS anything different frw GROCERIES Canned Fruits and Fish. YOU CAN HAA E MONEY I "aw. ErtiMdy. Vbgirta. ta OrtMnnte HWUl Tbe Boston Journal, la a «<wat lamm. (rtptl PaimoaL MsSrirt of Colnwhia. sow vtatca. <ir.„nre W Pul-.L. V,rein's. In CoEfrdc.-ato |, RprdMCV ntesa ia eertsels. how pare and MlaralaUag tateaehlng. bow r—lamtartjriU sad tbsa turn orsr ths ps<«a .T S1«Ih4ss. and yen will lad yror i<teal reaHaad." Tbs Chisago Intnr-Ocwnn my. “A — ---- iL.Ii.iU. w wMek Tawar and THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Those , whieh be produced on Monday must be answered front the record, or the verdict of all fair-minded men, who have the ordinary feelings of humanity or the proper anxiety for our national future, number of Republican* in thia will le in favor of Mr. Blaine's amendBurnt. Neither will it escape the public oteerv ilion that the first Democratic reply to to unite all factions ia opposition to Mr. Blune's powerful speech fails at just the material joint, Mr. Cox appears to have been "iuut," in Congrvsaioaal par­ lance, and to have shown some wit just where that quality was wretchedly out of place, but as to the exoneration of Jeff. Daria against the weighty, recorded 14th cf Jane charges preferred by Mr. Blaine, ho had Gau l Hoyer ia a 'man of undoub almost nothing to sayy 1 He J aired his ability, unfaltering integrity, unyield jocewily instead, and sought to pick flaws devotion to the nmou of throe State, in the record of tho cx-8penker. All this earnest friend of elect justice and eq only lends te confirm Mr. Blame's posi­ righto before tbe law of every human tion. Unices the Democratic speakers ing rogudlcm of nationality or tho co who are to follow—including soms who were in the Confederate Goveratneni and contest ia Ohio he drmomitra’.ed hio ought to have (whetherthey produce it or scnsl popularity and hio unswerving not) superior information to that of their proc to secure to the people at the eai palavering fellow-partisans of the North— can do better than this, they will find that and an that single istuc enrrie-1 tbe grr they have once more stirred the oonacicnce Bteto of Ohio, securing hb own election and proAjund feeling of the nation only to Govorar and a decided Rcpublian reayori their disadvantage and utter eaeomfilure. DwTmb and McCavlkt in both brenebea of tbe 1-egislatnre. j Are two brands snatched from the burning, Vu )aased away and ia forgotten, bit tbs Ohio b om of the duemt Staten, and o • The Orgin Points?’ « that ia, one was a miserable dnnkard an 1 that it b absolutely Mcewary to carry tha other waa a priae-flghter. They were । truths uttered by Mr. Blaine are Indeli­ eurare the election of the nominee of tl Ditty of tbs asiMlMsss bj lbs door-kropsr converted, and Leth felt eallsd upon to do bly stamped upon the public mind. I Cincinnati Convention , and, aa Hendrid of llisX’^io were mldlsre in ths Cnlon aresy. something for the people they had formerly United .States Senators were emoted, nine are eolorsd m»s aad «n» a cotore! w«- known So U ey take lofts or collar., lust ' Turoday, b morally certain to be tbe confedera by tbe Legislature, of Kentucky, sua. Win ib« organs pstat cat wbns tbs noainre. despite the earnest protort of • “octrafo oa teyally’- semss is.—ZTattfar aa they can, dawn iu Wafer and Vandam i Mississippi, and Iowa. Kentucked re streets, sod they hold s er v ice s anxxig the ■any Northern Democrato, who are goc H.rs tetbevScial Ifet of lbs spprtnteM ; will tbs eoafedsrals sd.lor of tbs Jtwt | city. They are mobbed, aud hustled, and . aisoippi, L (J C. Lamar. Democrat. bu>d I drepitefully used ia all sorts of ways, but Iowa, 8. J. Kirkwood, Republican. I stick to it with the seal cf martvre, In ths Union army.** tbs ma* ««fora< msa, | they Old (ondrmned politicians seem to I bo and are actually accomplishing something and tbs om roterod .wenaa, aad ia default Ex-SclaThey have got together asaal! congvrea- about the euureet art going. To thb popular leader of the sterling tbsrssT stead coartetsd of misrepreasatlsg tbs tiuos ia both those streets, and have arTrumble and ex Senator Doolittle reeeiwRepublicans of Ohio, let the name of beta la tbs earn. । taally induced a large number of men and ly made brief speeches in Chicago wbiek John F. Hartranft, present Governor of atABrnsurv. women to try a bettor life. They work peked more grumbling Into .mailer Pcnnsyiraais, be added for Vice Praridcnt Rsnry fiberwood, tbs oU Postmaster, wu sparo than we have seen for a long time. in every eagaeeasee-. from PenyevUle to and thmjbe secured beyond esvil tbe vote Keaeasw Mountain, and toot a lee at teUmri Gov. Lnddington of Wisconsin recoof the great States of New Y ork and Mills. Hswaitatbe ccsibmU wMch.cap­ m*nda the repeal of the Potter ’Railroad Davla. Pennaylvuia in tho Eart, and of Indiana tured law. and tbe subntitnlion of a law pro­ The maa who suceroda him to J. M. Siswart. and Hlinob mtheyalby of tbe Mbaba *f Alexandria. Vs., who was a sujarln tba hibiting unimt discrimination and exor»r=>y ippi, for we have no question that under 1 a.nfr.J<rate tionato rates, and making provision for The old Assistant 1'oataiaater. Joseph A.' ths lead of three men ladiaraand would be Wllteo. was a member of the RUaete laftetry. tbe cviutinued supervisory control over a e« n «:ra!. aad al IhebatU* of Fort Doa.teoc, to surely Bepuiflsean an Michigan and throe corporation!. had Ida entire aub-maxllary bsae shot sway. Maasachusette end that the battle would be Which eatirelr dettroyed th* power of masiiSam Dox'a boasu of hb defeating Mr. fought and tho yfototy substantially won extion. though he I* enabled is artieulato by Blaine reminds one of the “fearfully scseuaresaa af aa artfltetaRy supplisd jaw. eom- wa the adjournment of tbe Convention. posed of nittwr. When partially rcrovsred tifot" round in John Phmuix's Ight with the Jndga, when, says Plurnix “I was si lirunuur of ths reny"- them that amount. Tbi. 8700.000 worth of goods eanart be sold today for one- bolding him down oo top of me with my fourth their coat, for the reason that only nose, which 1 had inserted between hb very few arc buying jewelry, and that few can buy the hart lathe world, ofindirid- teeth for that purpose." By abolishing the ofte. of -Genual of Of the subordixal». tbs followlag are the uab, at half the priree they can of dealers A diamond saver gate to be aecood-. tlje Army, cutting down tbe Navy and and new ferae. old deal of ths St. Louis Rrj^lica. ays handed, aad tbe people who have them ,disposing of a fow other luxuries' it b sth rous. thrti* forming his ctanmittore Mr. Kerr are all wiffing eoow^ to realiao ou them, ,thought that euough may be saved to omoi hnrd maocy only to the extent of Xorataa Crane. Vermont. mark the cestowabl year by giving Jeff A. M. Legg, New Tort, two yssre ta Untew nppcaiuna to the wBd vaganro of the ioDavba pension of 1100,000. So thicks t1. A. Wartril, Maeaeehusslta. fear yean the Chicago 7V.X.U ’rad it looks like it. One of the bst aftcial acts of Gov. J. H. Paine, Ohio, In Unlow army. Taylor of Wisconsin, was to appoint Mr. O. M Thoma*, tewa. Hugh Mer’srtand of Columbia ss a ra2H. p. Btebop. Miehlgu, tert » ana ia the Uateearmy. R. 8. MeMtehMl. Wmeonsls, Marly lert hb ‘‘flirg&gr.a W. ft. fit Irins. Mow Tort. JJk Severs. Powmvivaaia. "LjaE^te.T^. Home SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO TH. BOYS AND GIRLS. wtelde—the iilirz and HntleMMM whieh prevail'd prior to tha hsUay. Meg st*, reeded by on* of tha mart vfgMM sod •lining debates known for years, aad the cu d of which to not yet. We are foiriy in new fo? the ' Presidential erosion," and The city b thankful for the cool change wc may expect that there will be blows Io Fug, rain, and give and blows to take on nearly every that cume thb week. day. The quertion that hrn opened tbe fover-broodiag weather were jurt making campaign ie that of amnesty, sad tho ready for a bort of small cpiifomire. Tbe ice man were cask with hop. deferred, far bsartag dtopoeiticn to thsak that thgy there were no signa favorable for their an­ have brought on the straggle in the shape nual ire erep, and 8,000 men ware waiting it amtwioL Mr. Randall insisted upon for work tn begia at the greet iewbouare pushing his amnesty bill to a vote, to tbe up river. There waa liflo need of invalids Bui the north wot exclusionot Mr. Blaines atoeadmcwL Ho going to Florida. succeeded iu his object, but got defeated wind brought clear and bracing weather on his bill, bemdro entailing a dtammsion warm, unfavorable weeks, the seasna b for from being an unhealthy ooc, the death have nude some effort to avert. Wepresame that the ground on whieh rate for tbe week being considerable lew Mr. Blaine proposed to exclude Jeffsrsou than tbe corresponding one last winter. Davis, and him alone, from uauerty, waa After the weather, the not generally undentood previous to this debate. It L. not bcransc be wu tbe President of the “Southern Confederacy," nor beeaueo he surpassed all other rebels in injury to the loyal eausc, for Mr. Blaine, like moat Intelligent Union men, sere the fact to have been for otherwise, end even gives Mr. Davis the credit of having been “fir more useful as a db■ turber of tbe councils of the Confeder­ acy;" Lut ha would set him apart for having been tho author and upholder of tho untold atrocities which were perpetrai upon the Union priaonen at Andersonville. On this subject ho unrolls that fcarfhl re­ cord which is tho hardest thing in all tho war for Northern people to forget, aad whieh they find it impomible to forgive. It m the most disgraceful leaf in modern history, and since such things can occur, it M the duty of this Government to stamp it with some mark of ita abborrwoee which ahall, if [possible, tend te prevent its repetition in the ages to come. Tho qusatioo, thou, i» juat here—can Jeff. Davis be proved to have ordered and kept up that monsirvus iniquity? Tbe time to , cctwidcr that is when it is proponed to ab ■olve him from all the political conse­ quences of the rebellion and to restore him to the full cniovmeM of ciiiscnahin on the same level will his surviving victims of Andersonville. Mr. Blaine shows courage and jhstiec and round judgment in bring ing np tliis quertion at tbe right moment and having it settled. No haste or racers on tho other aide, no centennial guah or hurrahing! for merely political “reconcilia­ tion,".will prevent tho country from care- and ; Frtttr muieui xilsks SALISBURY A BROSSEAU, Ds«tem u all kinds FURNITURE, For What? Thu Htw Imprond S^k-rMd FLORISCi m liffiUL �SPECIAL NOTICES. -EX-VICE PRESIDENT Should have written you leal wook bet for the reaann that I derirad to let you know when 1 did write again, th* proa pacta for btuiaem for the balaucw of the winter and an my work ia now laid out, ahall eo-iraror to write regularly once in Hopkins & Barnes letiD live notwithstanding that awful Sageiatinn I received from the immacu­ late Reformer through tha oohtmne of the IDm. Journal. My adrice to Reformer Hare oh exibition one ofthe largest Stock vf Fancy Goode ever brought tO thin City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. IJ> have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medicines, Books and Stationary Perfumeries. Toilet Sets.^fe., 4^- Give us a call. ' Em Booby ask tbe attention of the pub He to hie azteoniva stock of gaai ccOara •carte aad other furainhiag goods. Hie Barber Shop ia always open, and aay paraco dtmring anything iu that lie a wilj J Goan hands The ringing school at thm pfocaia progrenung apfomiadly indeed, aad the damn of the rttoodanta to ia.ro. I never naw greater than al thia school. Hopkins & Barnes. Hastings, Dec 15. 1874. TO-DAY'S ADVBflTKEMENTS. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. in the County; and I never have vnitod a school where program waa so largely developed in achokro »o young, as iu the Orangeville school. Banidra the ringing school here, I have aloo one at Yankee Springe which waa orgaained laat evening, aad tbe attendanoa waa very lai^r, and the prwpreta are, a large acliool, and a good dral of attention and interval waa manifeaied. Organiaa a aahool tomorrow evening in Martin, AllcRan Co and expect to urganuc one at Irving Station on Wednesday evening 500 CORDS WOOD. The subscribes haring sold hia farm will mH on eaid farm, ou aeeticu 23 in the Township cf Maatiaga 1» miloo seat of the county form on tha north aide cf the river, on Thursday February 3rd 1676, 9 o'clock a. st- Tbe following property So you are Mr. Editor my time ia all taken, aa w* hare school two nights here eaeh week, and .hall hare tbe tame num­ ber weekly at Irving. Strange weather for winter isn't it ? There ia being con■ideraUe richness at present, traceable to thia unnatural winter weather W. H. Harper who tired near here died last even iug ef infiamatioa of tho otomaeh. Hi. SOO cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at JI J!5 ver cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. IN 'bru&man want tho beat Havana Cigara "The Baal Thing in the Watt." daya attending the aiok. With numerou good wiah« irara.wpmTsAiti Wa will tend the rata ■plete stock of Domcatim bottom prieaa. IN KANSAS 11 YearaX'rodlt, with 7 per re cat. and 20 |>er rent. IMm for ItDprorvnMula TbeWEKKLYCOURIKRJOURNAL ia the great NATIONAL FAMILY I NEWSPAPER. It will, on December I 31at, 1673, diatribute impartially 110,000 alratad ia maaklad ia all tie rtvdlsvd werM. tie yoww. jaatlae beertarae. aad perprtulir I af a rrearamaat by(aad for the preyle. Il to a paper for toe Farwre, Ure.forturer. Anima, vvarybsdy. U. fondly -.11 rot to .Hb„„ H after s^aytsg It. visit. for a year.. sad every .aubacrepU-xt sent through us win be entitled to a registered and num­ bered reeript for thia dialributioo Seed na S3 W and get both paper.. H7Jc Arod'-" publiabel TUESDAY m,m. 8,76. TKMM.’. r«EE or rWAGC.- thia XX39wfl cue of the finest writers for | Children the land—Subacnhc for H- B. TURNER A CO , _____ Pnbllabere. in rme BEST PRAIRIE LANDS IOWA ASD NEBRASKA. ’ A Good- a«3p Trxvrxoxv scjaix^xj. J. Cole & Son VnOLBAUt * klTAIL rea aaM av picked up in front of Barlow OTV The Best and Cheapest! toito REPUBLICAN LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER; JOURNAL uvtxal price (3.00, poataga Going to the Front. MICH WEEKLY EAGLE $1.50 $10,000 GIVEN AWAY w. n»u HASTINGS, Grand Rapid* Goo. M. Savage & Co'a Column. I plows, drag, and all other tool, etc weary to carry on a form. Aino a quantity of hay. corn aad rorn fodder. Also all hie bouaebold furniture, atorea, eHairs, bed daya I will tell Bools aad Sboev M coat steads, tahUs, dishes aad various other for cash only J. Q. Runyan i artirloa. Aino one Wiloou'e improved. fomily of four children, all grown up how ,1 Rapid*. WILL LECTURE Ite BartiHs I Imui Riw 18. Ct :r-Ss?.f^u.r | money by buying guefe J. RcanKX'n. 1 mrata long before the GROCERS. I’s.tSSSS Oftr tbr 8ft it tte Livat Unit Eft FARM FOH SALE ! Die esU. r.>«-r offer, for sale • FaloaMa Um irocat WATER Ult 50 ARE IMPROVED UK 1BHB Shingim, Lath, &c. all point, in Northern Colorado Tbe brut route to Southern Colorado, Naw Mexico, and Arisons. The only direct route to th. famous San Juan minan Tho track aad eyipnent io uaaqualod. foil I will In Allayatt aevaiy Leap Year Party xx36yl There was a Leap Year Party al Prai­ rieville Hall tha lat inat. managed exclurively by the ladies. About forty young bdiet brought their fellow, there payed the balls aad took them boom in the morning (rood music waa in atten Mr. Charles F. IIumvII <-f Detroit gave aae•allel torture at I Sv Crort Hmm, la Uta vrty, aa Maa4>y rrealug Ila gaveaa NOTICE! HASTINGS “Know Thy Opportunity." «i (ivtog luatnxtlMt la mua&at MtodlevUto. mm Dim STEBBINS BRQ’S. 8ELDCTBD TIMBERS, Where you wul lied all kind, of Wagons and Buggies. b^*hrWulnp-.L Th­ TICKETS M CKNTS. NO HALF PRICE. FCHNITURE! The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent iu 40 dozen IL Ileeatme we make the moat of nor gtMida oureeivea. M. Bera ore wr keep the beat of work- A ~n iting to ecganssa the Ixrige will b. boM at Good Tsfotylam Hall, an Fri­ day evening <s next wtmk, February Uh, Mr. Chxrim J’. BoamlLaf Dstrori will nr guaiiotho sucirty. Before nrpmiring Mr. RmmaS wifl deRnr a afocn addreoa. ABRAHAM LINCOLN Keep It. Of every Dt iption . which we oati aall ehra|*Mtian any boua.- In Bar­ ry County. hr three rwautu: Goon Tkmflam OnuaxitATtov— At tha atone of the tctuperaore meeting al the Coart Houk on Monday cream*, nearly fifty iua« were taken to oejxcua a new Lodge ef Good Tataplan in thia _____ CHARACTER; PUBLIC SERVICES jjm VV1I1 llama aaja he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a double order ot Wo ooll none of thia BbeajMnude Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. Tb« goods we make la loads by itand, and warranted. Wa l.vUe all potnous to oall and inspect our goods, for they a!) Lear Inapcctloo. No trouble at all CROCKERY UNDERTAKING too, but Dan gays it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to got married and go to keeping house, and be will soil it Cheap and close it out. We have a �- ----- ,. ——h u.tuwn mem ana their wounded broth«r, and in another instant the unfortuouc auunai was pros­ trate and hi* life beaten out by the tramp­ ling hoof* of the resietfam, blind, and eager crowd that followed, kyith a tereiOur many riUieaa are well aaiuainiad bft fatmuon that it wa a forvahadowfag of hi* own fate, Arthur turned fa the with the fact that an effurt ha* been in progrva* to secure fund, laffieient ta erect ra*Kxl thoroughly, during tho year follow­ ing ths fire of March 6, 1874, for fund* to be used fur rebuilding upon a larger and better plan than tho old one. Prof. Rideout, of the Commercial and Trie­ graphic Department, entered the field to raise ten thousand dollar* to be used for tho cOMtntctioo of the fourth building m eipitation. But u he ran, bi thought of the group of five, M originally dmigned. To many this aocmed like a hopekmi un­ URLES R. WELLS, PvMeat. nothing but the awful fate that waa fol­ dertaking ia view of tbe tbcroughnam lowing him, and the thought spurred him HEKTtT L. HILLS, Srmlory. ta an almost frantic effort. I have tried with whieh the work had Uen prruwutcd fa behalf of the general faterwt. Bat, to make the reader understand that Arthur ; was quite inacoeBibl* to any of thob faith aad pluck are wonderful instrumenwcaknewM* which mankind regard a phy­ tahUe*. 1Uy walk hand in band with n •toady and royal trec.1 which aecm* to sical cowanlioe. In the defease of wltat challenge the moat fonaidaUe difficult!®, We copy by pretaisaion (from the ad­. he believed to be an intellectual truth, in and through theta acamtnlish aucoeme* now in sucvwd’uTbiuincwi in the principal vanced sheet* of Scribner's Monthly foe. th* intarestaof hi* pride or hi* aelflove, cilia* and town* of the United States February), the following exciting incident or fa* momentof poaion, he would hare’ upon green field* or tranquil waters. faced death with Unbroke.-) fortitude and 1 Tho hard times together with tho fact in Bert'. Hute's Serial story, “Gabriel1 cafamms. ’ But to be the victim of aa ac Conroy.” cid«nt; to be the lamentable aequd of a' that we as a people hare within a ccmpara1 lively abort period carried a large number The absolute freedom of illimitable, logical succcsaion of chancea, without mo­, of important public enterprises to aucco*space, the exhilaration of the sparkling. tire or purpose ; to be sacrificed for noth­' fu! eonclukion* at a coat of many thousands Magnificent granite building, with ele­ sunlight, and tho excitement of th* op­’ fag—without proving or disproving aiiy-’ of dollar*, made it to nojeasy matter to in­ gantly fitted aad famiahed apartment* for posing wind, which was strong enough to, thing; to bo trampled to death by idiotic' augurale an effort to raise so large an llto application of and carrying out of our oblige Arthur to exert a curtain degree ofp beasts, who had not even the instinct* ofI amount ** ha* liven secured for the Col­ novel and systematic method* of , paaios or revenge to justify them ; to,dic physicalUrength to overocmo it, so wrought ' lege since tho fire, including this last upon him, that ia a few moment* he had tho death of aa ignorant tramp, or any handsome sum which is the result, only, of BUSINESS TRAINING, thrown off the mysterious spell which tbe negligent clown—a death that had ’•' gleaning a field already carefully harresV Young men who contemplate a burinou Rancho of the Biased Trinity appeared ghastly ludicrowmaa fa ita method, a' cd. Most of these subscrijAions are for life, and parents having son* to educate, to hare jam over hi* spirit*, and had death that would leave his body a shapc- the amount of one hundred dollars—in a are j^rticularly requested to send placed a material diatance between himself lee*, indistinguiahabk, unrecognizable clod, few instanca larger turn* were pledged. for document* relating to the euUegv, which aad its rioomy towrra. The iandserapc, which affection could, not idealise nor Among those whose subscription.-, are for give full infbnnation a* to terms, condi­ which had hitbarto d ux-notonoo, ftfaoa*hi|> rewiHnoi,—all thia brought a larger sums are Mon. J. P. Cook. 1500; tion* of cuturnee, etc. Address, and uninspiring, now become raggotive; horror with it so keen, *o exquisite, *o Hon. K. L. Koon, #200. (Mr. K. had CHARLES IL WELLS. President, fa tha low. domc.hapcd hill* beyond, that excruciating, that the fastidious, proud, already subscribed several hundred dollars were huddled togctUr like lulf blown intellectual being, fleeing from it, might since tho work of rebuilding commenced); x*2Utf Arie Hares, Conn earth bubbles raised by fas fiery breath of■ have been the rat--------------- ------and Prof. Charles 1’. Griffin. formerly some long dead volcano, he fancied ha saw turned hi* back ou danger. And suprad-' President of the Commercial College of ded to it wa* a superstitious thought lhaL the origin of the Mfaiioa architecture. In this place, but now General Manager of the long sweep of the level plain, he rec­ for it* very horror, perhaps it was a retri­ tho Lnicer**] Lift Insurance Companv u( i ognized the ealm. uneventful life that had bution for something tha: he dared not New York, $2,600. 1 left ita expression in tbe patient gravity of contemplate I At the close of the regular cxereue.riat And it wa* then that hi* strength sud­ .the people. In the fierce, rrotleas wind ths College JChapel last Tuesday morning I that blew over it—a,wind *o perahtent and 'denly flagged. Hi* sense began to rseL President Durgin stated that the require-11 perpetual that all umbrage, except a nar­ Hi* breath, which had kept pace with the amount had Ixien secured and that the row fringe of dwarfed willows di-finiag !quick beating of hi* heart, intermitted, work would be commaicwl at cnee. Pref. the line of an extinct water coring in* hntitated—wa* lost! Above the advancing lUdraut followed with remark^ relative to j hidden in sheltered canons and the Iseward Jthunder of hoof* behind him. he thought Prat. Griffin's former connection with the | lodejcatait, Mmal ml Pnctmrt. slopes of the hills—he recognized aome- ;h* heard a woman’s voice. He knew now school of which the Commercul and Tele- , thing of hia own resiles* race, and no jbe waa going crnxy ; he ahouted and fell, graphic Department wa* firmed, and the DAVID II. WHEELER, D. D., Editor. H. W. DOUGLAS, Pub. Agent. longer- wondered at the barrenness of the he rose again and staggered forward a few propriety of a better name than the oar , stepa and fell again. It was over now! |by which the building hx* heretofore been A sudden sense of some strange, subtile ,diaiguifcd, at th* duv of whieh the fol­ Term*, $2.50 irt Advance. perfume, Ixating up through tho acid, ।lowing resolution wa* utunimoculy adoptPostage, 20c. additional smarting dust of tho plain, that choked , hi* mouth and blinded his eyes, came yJlefolttJ, (Tint tho Building hereto- , swooning over. him. And then the blew- ।fore known a* the Northwest Building in , cd interpeailien of unoonsciouMica* and ।the Gniup of Hillsdale College be here I gRAXD TRCNK RAIL^Jy' NOV. IS1i • WORTOAGESALE. YOUNG MEN stMvS Lawson’s Curative fie Bifit Kinin!.fticiti® for Ymi la. Rheumatism, N euralgia, Sciatic ^m laailliMi rettlrs.ErSL'e Big Cnptete Family Njispaper. Malo iYrnfeg _ . MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD^ THE METHODIST called Griffin Hall.” —’ ' back to lift agfcin with after ' This is 'certainly a high honor properly ----J>" in hi* cam, throbbing i bestowed. Tbe name i* not ody euphotho aetuttion of an effort to do .niou but all tho cireumstanan. ;urruundI>»aiLiy canted him for that wi* require of him. Of ;ingthecaa* conspire to make it* applica­ the moment to dirmiM her fttan hi* mind. During hi*.rapid walk be btaFnodced. as tion to the Hall ftpeeial^y appropriate. »a accidental, and by no mean* in eoentia! feature of the bleak landscape, the vast IT WILL herds of crawling,psrpoulcaa cattle An entirely new and distinct imprrarion wu now forming itself in',hi* eonwioumcas— namely, that they nc longer were purpose­ THE CENTENNIAL. less, vagrant, and wandering, but were actually obeying a certain definite law of keep yon fully informed of tbe new* of attraction, and were moving deliberately tbe day, advise vrith you upon farm and toward aa equally definite object. And that object wu himself! fireside topics, entertain you with it* varied Look where he would; before, behind, reading in general literature. iklight your on either aide,—north, east, south, west,— wife and family with it* diwjUMitiuna ujon ou the bleak hill-tow, on the slope of the roeial and domestir topic*, instruct und faUa, aczorn Hie dried up array-,, there One hundred year, ago the brat gin amuse, them by ita foreign and. domestic were tbe same converging lines of slowly known vu not the cotton-gin. moving objects toward a single focus— One hundred yearn ago there were no correspondence. cfcoioc stories, quaiot char­ himself! Although walking brakly. and Pacific Bailway .vubsidas. acter «ketch<w, sparkling aad witty para­ with a certain definiteness nf purpose, be Ono hundred yean ago men did not die graphs, original and entertaining accounts wu apparently tha only unchanging, fixed, of Presidential maggot* ia their brains. of travel and adveuturr, ebcw^aixl puzzle aad limited point in tbe now active land Ono hundred year* ago there were no column*, etc. scape. Everything that rose above the Confederate generals in Congress. deo.1. barren level wu now moving slowly, I One hundred years ago farmers did not AU the new*, commercial, political and ' irrmutibly, instinctively, but unmistaka­ cut their Ires off with mowing machine*. genera), and the cream of cinrca*. titaJ\| ble toward tine common center—himself! One hundred years ago our mother’* tare. A newzpapcr that will meet every Alone and unsupported, hr wu the help-. ,did not worry over disordered sawing malea, utxxmsektu nucleus of a slowly gath- . every houMhoid. A .»ewspape% conceded • ering force, almost immeasurable lu it* im­ mensity and power I , by tbe prrv of every section to' be one of: At fir»t the idea wu amusing and gro- . the meat original and bright** of Amcri-1 leaque. Th«a it became pcturrsaue. Then it became something for practical consider- । NEURALGIA. SCIATICA NERVOUS TITwIE TABLE. r’rs..--’a tb* »»■« <•» Mis In aakt siortaan osoulss*. sad STWaju Mm & sariw saEHLtj-SsSSs ssw w? rxrsw ties MICHIGAN AND THE W1 lAILIOAI. K-.o^sb UM s* Um aonb »*n oC tbe sail ftacUas iM9ite.Jsd«*«riystate. •r at Us muu «f J>*a CaaarM. ...... ' ‘ , I DISSOLI TIOX NOTICE. CONTENT YOU If You Want The ?ul will, iu-- choked down the next cunsid-1 oration before it had time to fasten upon or paralyze his atrenrth. He stopped aad turned. The Rancho at the Bksaad Trinity wa* gone! Had itmddcnly sunk in the earth, or had he diverged* fromhis path? Neither; he had simply walked over tho little deration in the plain beside took theirs straight the arroyo and corm/, and bad alreadyOn* hundred years ago university boat left the Rancho two miles behind him. club* .watBjMt entered a* .-pool-salsa like It wu net the only mrpxiac that nun* open him suddenly like a blow between One hundredyears ago every young man 4** not an applicant for a position a* clerk had been operating fa his rear, and when be turasd to rrtnc: hia steps toward th* Mission, he fared the staring eyes of I not cotuiidered very much preferable to the a hundred bulb not fifty yard* away. A* original grinden. A. v—a—* time mJ tieJ he faced them, the nearest turned, the „„ ........... ■sft fems’ and now nobody wait* next the avae, and tho next,1 _______________ ide. distance he could sec tho m------------One hundred year* ago kenwenc lamp* psatcl with military precirion and sequence. did not explode and awirt women to shuffle With a arose of relief, that lie put aside off thi* mortal coil. a* quickly a* he had the sen*c ot fear, he One hundred ypar* age men did not _ ill___ Li t:____ ___ '.I_______ . |._II commit auiade by going up in baloou* beyond, unul the whole herff bcLm !..m undulated like a vaat monotonous kl He oostimtsd on acres* tbe arroyo and past tho corral until the blinding and penetrat­ ing cloud of dnyt, raised by the planring huofr <>f tho moving maso before him, caused him to atop. A dull reverberation of the plain—a sound that at first might have been attVibuted In a passing earth- Owe huqdrrdJ year* ago ii was not con.•id*sod injurious *o thehealth or morals of pupils to read the Bible in the school*. One hundred year* ago there was aw steam on canals—even the driver on the tow-path didn't steam up in those day*. One hundred year* ago there were no Turkish harem* at Salt Lake and no Ann Elizas auing for tbs IDdi part of a divorce. Ono hundred years 32&S ■ MS. C Relifiess ail Literary NeTtpaper. It will be edited, a* now, by DAVID H. WHEELER. D. D., • । •»•••> ,.r b< ■ww>.-A.-b.t Best Si THE DETROIT BUS PRESS. IRANI IAPIM RIVItlON. Tie Beliible 8h»rt Llae 2’jrES: kastamdwest. ■■till tSPIIS A*| DETtOIT ■•». SIU. isrs. Specimen copy free. Send for Tit Detroit Fret Pres ft, DETROIT, MICH. >b* iminiiaiuTM. 'Exi. CHEAP LANDS SHSM1X, «TBF«HJTffiO?CIST.’. «ar I*CmUIm. el UMllUtill; l»a*tkM* uni « "■•“oN^hXuFn ACRES t pair millrat ejMt. ee Sliter »Js •* the advance wall of another raal UtsnuJtu- TOOTG.JtEIUgj; and gotten up, the Utter to wrrsuln with 1 a aix month*' drought, oaswiMial famine',-! and tho incmaant buffeting af tbe wind— wild and untamable, but their staring eyve and oervoo* limla riptrnd ce!y woodsr and curiosity. And when he ran I toward them with a shout, ih-rWwdJ M had tU others, filo by filo,andAM*. *-| ?33K«E as: ji ASiS&'tt. SmLSM ®*fceriUva jt ‘Itep! 1 One hundred year* ago our fathers ENTENNIAL HISTOftV«™(J.S. I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-02-02.pdf b5db4a23194e34b5171be7c5605dee7d PDF Text Text Th« KarJaucv BwmI Gao. M. Dewey, f ' HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1876. pmmi u® busies cms. WHOLE NO. 102' to>A,ihu s*. — .to to«. u prixra ha own comfort, and “■ all people who “ tetetete. -^tebte. «te^.;„J care for their pcnon.il or the public g»od. camo back to thU “first principle" of Mary, on read! ng three wonk, mid. “O, prwperin, and accept this simple vd ufe friend Edgerton, if DralJ c-uld hare rule uf dim---- «m soatrtAZ^, spe,.<//*», said these words and Kuc-kto them, thia beautiful place might hard still been hia." Remember the Lecture by ‘ That , tfee dnu’t know where Daniel ■ llm, ROW in Stock for th, HOLIDAY TItMIK. Ml nn.l roinii?" naked the Quaker. • Ex-Vice President Colfax a*t Ex-Vice President Colfkx at "No,! hate not heard anything of him Union Hail, Tuesday Evening Union Haff. Tuesday Evening । « ■ ".piste lino'of , fur mono than three yean." HASTINGS, MIOH. February 8th. , ’ February 8th. ' •Thee would .like to son him. would there The OutloJk‘onhe Times. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. State Rifkta Radlrl.u. “0 yrn, indeed I shuuld." “Lot us walk up stairs." *’r?T.,VC*“t'7 Osntlsaua. Aa they went up the front ateira Daniel With eunatantlv grown,-, wealth and i intelligence amoog Csnaen, it would natur- i estranged from me; if I went, perhaps slipped down the jack onaa and took hia hsvemadcnochaagraa* vrt, tha Dram they would not bdierc tae. I think it stand in the. front room. When they re­ ally be exp-rted that they should manifeet crau therein Uri^TU- TX turned, Sirs. Akin noticed a ata!wart man a. constantly incnaaed determination to would be better they should not know remarked, other ware uf wl,,M1fo7V^ fu/f/lltl/l^l) tfOODS. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. where I am. I want to surprise them aud standing in tho room with his tack to too win and bold the rapectful regard -f «h«») tfovflot NatCal AuthSitJ door, and started Iwk £* an IneUnt. The thnao engaged in other pursuits. Where mending the temperance reform and pro­ hope to do so by coating back a sober man. lls.-Jse-. XUK. Jfov. IS. M54. «i» ‘keS’-U —p- Tto7.™! their btirinera intercut are roeecrued they claiming the doctrine that ours is a gov. and with mAcy enough to make them Qmker said : true of North Careilaa and Tsnr*. I. “Il is a friend, Mary." comfortable. * I prefer that you and your erament of tha people ‘ in their primary the first named it ia the franchise • in the wife should be the only persons in the ' Denial turned aroaud; but in the man capacity.'' and not a mere rompart of hrttor. uaurpation of IrgUlstiic faction.: with the b&ry heard aud mustache Mary place who ahsll know where I am or what “sovrreixu.and independent tiaataa." Il The Alabama convention has offend tlui di I not reeognito her husband. Daniel 1 am doing." don't believe in commending a rrforro. Thus, while riding toward• tho quiet adranted Io tlie »tq> where Mary was which rf it kraju on at dm prasrat ratio of its opscncn, the qurrtu-u cT xro.Ka j, . farm-bouM of tho Quaker, the whole thing standing and, iu a voice trcmulou. with progrew, bids fair to end the businom of Which are guaranteed to cut filly per cent more sary to satisfy them. Eridenccn of thia rniusdlmg in New Hampshire rre the deadMue. Erea m Ahilwraa th, rehteJ. was arranged. When they rrachcd the emotion, exclaimed: are area In this country and England, [irauut yvar cfoaea frooi foefc of customers aro injured. ,JM»'t you know me, Maty?" other Saw in the Market. farm the boraowas put iota the barn, and It is tha* area dial a msduritv of the n'c leave the reader to unagiue what where especially agriculture b.is come tu to make it profitable, u in that errot U^y they entero! the hotiM'. ‘As they iw-alrd rebcUioo. Htatoi hare ranged them? tbrasaelrrs before tho fire, the Quaker said the mrtliug was. Friend E^lgsrton said be a pursuit of commanding rank, with thbeUo's occupation would be gone, aud he mutt p> aud sec Amy and, a<hlrraains- tho pnepcrity of which tho commercial the sprightly -Veies would have no other ■dree preitirriy agarere ray rerognitio. ut hfmseif to Mary, aid : welfare, th- luxuries of man of wealth and alternative than that of playing altogether, the primary and jxwitive Mleguiucc doe to “Marr, thia houre and firm are ihinv. ।. the heccanrica of the middlo-daaoen and of a* it doro now in part, the rede of trader the Union. The fort that they take the Daniel ba* got tbc papcra and will give jI the poor, are frit to be most intimately a>- to the Boston Pott. Among other things them to thev. Tlii-c can suy aa la­ I aociated. The general occupancy of more the Ayres ray*: Bor* the Largest Dour of any Stove in the Market. aaix agaiaet the rebellion is full of peril thee likro; thro will live happily once;I hud, better cdt>cnti<-a and tho mors thor­ One Would suppose, to reed tbccclmioe— .tu. _ '_______ . « ... ! ough application of burino. principles in The GHaArSTOMR. : the mauagctucut of affair., hare gives the lutiotM, that tire war of the rebclllorfRfoe Mill in pn-grew and that seccaion was the farmers of these two snuntries very great ' is die Handsomest and Heaviest advantages as comfund with there ol Con­ great i«i»e. Manufactured. This roppnritign might be wider from Daniel and his wife fell on their knrew I trn-ntu! Europe, although it should in before tho Lord. Their, prayers were.| jualico be added thsl in scu-ntifle in vest i­ the feet. Tha war ia over, to ba sure, but Prices Lower than Ever Before in Burry < tnly. mingled with many team; bat in their ' gation and in-gorermneut patronage, Ger­ tlie evtifllet of priucipJca gmw no, ■ add if future litre those prayers were found to be 1' iuauy and Erance are doing more than any scrasira u not the prat karac. Stale *uI rthrr nations. For the one—the progrtns pn.-ma.-y aud nullifioiliun of the rautituanswered. I uf aricocc for its own sake—not to much titma! uncndmeuls are th* gnat isaura, rare is frit here or in England. *■ for rad destined to be even more prominent in W.’. Ike Demorawv hide abundant trope and healthy rtoek. To sul,. the weoud—gorenuuvat patronage, the tbetr read setilimrala in the hope uf eucRemember the Lecture |«y race Anglo-San,ih i- for the u>o*t part cecdiag by rtratagem. Several things are indifferent, preferring su lung *• its rights .upjarad tn have Wra settle! by the war. Ex-Vice President Colfax at Union Hall, Tuesday Evening ore suaiutaiaed and e*,tial justice mrted Amoap others, tlreae: Remember she Lecture by out for all, to manage its affair, in its own First— That the .sllrgianee uf every February 8th. Ex-Vice President Colfax ut | wav and win itn owu sueccrees. Statu and every vitiaen ia due primarily to Perceiving the panniout>| importance to the I'niou—the National Gorentiaent and Union Hall, Tuesday Evening ftrnirra »• a dm,, that lliev should be its authority. February Sth. brought into more intimate n-Ltiim* with Second—That every State is cutitlod u> one another,—that they should derive nd- a Bcpabliean form of evrernmvut. which “If thee will let it al that rate, tl.ee ' । vantages from the common fund of taj-er- it has been settled indadee equal rights, mutt have let it got out of repair." trace accumulated by all—uf which etch priviiipro and dutiro to all citiaetM, with­ “It ia indeed. I cannot Irere tbc *turv | Remember the Lecture by his form-T isolatiun murt remain ignor- out rvvranl “to rare, color, or prei iou- con­ look after it. The house i* j»jo.- rad 7-,'Thc Rul»- uf Three' was the utsgie of , ! in Freemason ledge when he wra simple Mt. ant,—that they should learn their own dition of servitude.'' Ex-Vice Preaident Colfax ut to the family that tired tn it last wen- loo I the "Scimce of.Numbers,' the acme of j Third—That such equality mean* the tai Ferret!; but wl -n be braauu Pope Pmi l<nion Hall, Tuesday Evening shiftless to buy wood. t<> they bnrct up I aml-itiua in ilw ttddy uf Arithmetic. strength and how to (osier it—the thought1 fu! and earnest frirods uf agriculture of franchise, acorns tn tbc jury box, freedom DC. he comtnenevd smnbematiaing the all the frunw; in fart, I w-xihi rather reU ' February Sth. Maeous. and at length took to esrommu half a century ago Imsied lliemaelm ia in. and protection by, the courts, and the it than rent it." । the organidtUon uf societira in the furious mainuaracc uf an equal system ot free Hireling them. Hi* old brethren bore “What will thev take for it?" itr-inirrd 1 laiml-ita and withal a nrtijir for a Jtuulli- , with him a bug lime, bat at length thev tud: v( ills t>uw afflicting loan kind. public school*. -NOT A DROP MORE the Quaker. ’ ’ called him to acrount in 18G5 He did 1. E'tr.< v.wr u>Mry. Trying tu live In the new c.mtilutioa* o'f the South“It cart me 61,600." not obey the raninona. but when he drove “Yea; bnt then paid in goods, rad char,;- without mirk ri one uf the rouiiuun Since 1R71, however, the State (formcriy cd tisinc own price for them." . climes uf tho day. Idleness and Sabbath .krcholduqr and Democratic i of .Virginia, ,'To l-o enre I did. Akin coukl not pet ■ AlerecrstioM are sin* equally forbiihlcn. tire dominion of the bottle, that be was Ho who raid --ItememiHU’ the Sablnth Ttunoacc.. Arkansas, Tuas. Alabama. the ehsrprs were pressed, the second and 'different patterns of imported and domestic perfectly miserable when he oeuld not ob­ trueted anywhere else, and I felt font I dny.' alM). and at the raiuo time said, Gcunria, North Carolina, West Virginia, third notification «rat, and after ’s formal tain the means of gratifying hia thirst. was running a great risk in letting him “.Six days shrit ihf U.lalxir.' GoJ never trial a decree of expulsion was amend in and Miwnm, hare passed from IfojmbliHe had neglected hi* family till his wife's havn goods, m I charged accordingly .just Rcon-ua a man to do nothing. Mareh is«L Tim decree bcara tle-rigna. cap to Democratic control. A number of father had taken her and the children to ss saybody else would hare -lone under! these liare ehangrei their cunslitutiona. turn of Victor Emanud. King of Italv, the paternal roof. Ho bad sprat ail hia foe eireumstsacro " And it is to three changes, as bearing sp­ Grand Master of the Orient of Italy, who ! A first-cla«« !tr<AI3L.O3F«. from Detroit. ex-Llulsfufr io drink and was kept from the “But thre has not told lue whit thcoi an the ralcvracy and opportanity of the liras returns the romjJimrat af tW “ma j«--r-house only by [•^homing meatal aer- will take for the pb*c. I will pre fore ■ jot excemmumcatfon forwanM to hiri IlepaUican platform ia thia Stale, that we pccted soon, when we shnll be prepared to fitrni-lt the bust of I। vires for his food and by tho kindness of 1800 fur it. if that is any object to fore." tTTOBXft partiaularly ask the attention of the Arre*. tome yean ago with the Pope's kind regards. Hoskins thought long enough over the I Thomas Edgerton, a member of the Mcpreeume this cxccmmunicstitm will tunvt «wvat il’ anybody has LrvaJ U> eat. I We will begin with grieve the Pope just about ts much Nol-udy has a tight tu fs're others. So ' fits guaranteed, at lite Old Corner Stand in Empire Blork, HnstXYcom bis y<pK>h and who had a strong hojxt as his own curaee. which hare bret, then everybody riiould take hold of work i and the public, and to drop out of ail that, in tb<» course of titre, he would see ipgs. Meh. The Coortitutioa,. framed under the ao freely showered upon the head of Vic­ and expect tu do enough to earn hie t wo effort not nutocdiatcly munoied therewith, hi. folly siife turn again into the right anything, and at last said, “You oao have; arid tho agricultural paper, in too many llcwrudnsctiou Laws, and adopted. Febru­ tor hmaauel and all othera who du not path. cases, ha. linen such in name ratlicr than ary 11. IS68, declared in it* fint\»ection obey hl. ovdera, and that h just nothing “Very well, Iloakina; thee can make iI In aotne sritgiw of si>ci«ty lar^u clsumra Iloskim, the leading Hotter seller of the in reality. With the latter, however, the <w:r be excu-v. J from tho immediate Work place, bvl let him hare drink ao -i out the deeds to-morrow, aud thee shall ’ of producing food and apparel, while they tendency is now plainly in the direction of his money lasted but would trust bias no have thy monvy. By-lbe-by. docs thee | study Mud toil tu minister tu the nscatal incmurd support to tlsc Ixwt and mem Remember the Lecture by longer. He was lonnpng al-out the saloon koowwnat hac bvccme of Daniel Akin?" I an.! rratheliral aud spinttral enjuvmenU of solid journals—a tendency that seems “No; he has nut bcra in the village fur i one bright moonlight evening, pleading men. But uuman ia excitable from use. likely each yrar’ to grow -troop-r and Ex-Vice President Colfax at with tlx keeper to trust him for a drink. f il money-earning work ro lung as be stronger. Cnion Hall, Tuesday Evening Ilia reply was sharp and unfeeling: As to our agricultural societies, there We may here tell the reader something Isas lira. ability Io. work. Earn some . ' Not a drop more, Daniel I” February Sth. money , every one -Koild expect to earn can be no doubt, wo think, that tbisw He remainsd awhile longer and then that Iloakina did nut kuoif. The Qtuk<r which have tuort <<>ua»tratly adhered to left As the cuo) air of the evening fell had that day received a letter from Daniel the objects for which they were orguianl. Akin, staring dial he was at the mineNos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. upon him he, all at once, gave utterance prawesa the strongrat hold on the confi­ hard at work and sticking to his motto, to his fceMiga in tbs following strain : dence and rvranl of the cowmanity. Nor NotadropmoreDaniel. Am I drunker “Not a drop more, Daniel;" that he had do weaioubt tliat they hare liefore them a ■A member of the California legislalnre am I sober ? I am sober. ‘Not a drop more, laid up a few hundred dollars and derived mwt important field of kiluw. Thev Ku riven notice af a bill to establish a Daniel.' Did Hoskins think a drop would him to inquire what the place ho tmeo I should reevivr amort vaionrt and unadfoh ’hipping port for the punishment of HOWARD WATCHES. Jiurt me? No; but my money was gone, owned coukl be bought for. wife Ixatera. Thus one by one an ear Mr. Edgarton had taken the method j He has prt oil, got everything I had— secure the mure general roopcruiioa of the liberties curtailed and the bulwark* of great body of oar fanners. Bat. here has got the boots which my wife, with her and io England both, then- are reat-erts in “Ne," he sral contemptuously -I own earnins>, bought for Jennie. ‘Not a which, as berrtuforo conducted, they do duu t want no (>en-wipera or d-.ant-< in drop lucre. Daniel.' Daniel what say you not *re.-m to bare folly tart tbc changing mine. If you U a gom- to idmmc any’­ to that ? I say so. too. I ooce had good drtusod* uf the time* Tn one country. thing, gimme a breastpin, or a dirk, or clothes, but now 1 hare nothing but rags. Then’ i.« no other way. Embarrassment Chambers of Agriculture—in the other ■wmethiug a man eaw wear." Ami y« 'Not a drop more, Daniel,' till I bare and failure will be inevitable il a man is the order uf Patrons of Husbandry—hare you wouldn’t hare thought thia Mwkrr rlolhea again aa mrod as when Mary and not careful to a]<n<t lira than ia earned. sprang into cxwtcncc, in very large num­ after a higher life more than 13 yean old. 1 were married. 1 onro had a good watch , No matter what stinting ami suffering and bers, during tfie jast few yeau Tho ob­ but that, too, is gone! ‘Not a drop more, that he had scut by eiprere |5(M) in gi-hl self denial be area eery. these ilk must jects of throe organixatious are in many A woman took a scat in the smoking Daniel, till I hare another bom usanggy to a banker in New York, with orders to baeudured. a man meat her teidlln hit rropecta alike, and In some er-uld have rar of a Houatonic train, Tbnnxlay as good aa I once hod. I uoce had cows sell it and remit the proceed* to him, to isroMr or come Io the grief uf utter por been met but imperfectly, if at all, through rooming, at Bridgeport, and on living in­ that fumiahod my family with but tar and gi> toward the money for the farm. tbc aocirtie* proricusly afotlog. That foe med that it was a smoking ear. replied Gold at that time commanded a high chveae, but Ucaiins baa got them. 'Not they will result in good, a* must all that also knew it, and ailhoui watting any a drop more, Daniel,' til! those oowa, or premium, and the •QUO became «H<H> I..methods trading to increased intercourse more time, pulled from her pocket a day others M good, are mine again. I once fore they rrached the hand* uf friend and rommunily of feeling among' formers, pipe and paffod away aa if abe had. Lreu had this wallet foil uf bill.; bat now not Edgerton. Akin rv|u<atcd him to draw cannot bo ilonbltd. but else measure of a oeni hare I got- ,Noa a drop more up a deed (firingthe whole propertv tohia good will depend Urgeir ntwu the imlitire* re *U tranitra of ths IWs-rt-s s*j I Daniel,' tfll thia wallet ia well filled again." wile Mary. to bare it duly recorded Mod vidnal members ol each divudun of tbc By thia time he had reached the pUca left with the register af deed.-. gsueral body—the spirit with which they In hia latter he said“If, jwrehaure, 1 FOR ONE DOLLAR .-I.-tor nMte Its wtrt.- site! tto SS-ltt tft wl.irli i where be funneriy raided, and leaning up should ever break my nsulution. I shall I apiiest the fence, he mused a long lime in Wo will’sond, Post-paid i silence. He viewed the desolate place by | the fight of the moon, and hie eyas ranged drew. - I prefer, liosrerer, that they should । over the bouse and form, ones hia own. not know anything of thia for the nrm-nt. If I lire tu come home, I will giro Mary the -lords with my own hand-; if ronductod. and though »»' u*ui engaged n ot, vou can do ft. Now that the form ia The UmMobtain* the gratifying inin it cu bo indifferrat to the vast field uf bo tight, ybu had better stock it. for I still funnatiou by cable from London that the iTV-jrch it spread* before the investigator euppoeed female gorilla in the aoolngfea! stick to myj motto. ‘Not n drop more. end student, it a a matter of dollar* and gardens at Drradra, jnst i-eforo she died, crabi with all to turn out the krerat pro­ reeognhad her relationship to Director By thia Sweet’s H°Tcl. duct at the lowed, curt, whether th.-y Sebo-pf.and kissed kita tenderly thrice. time friend„-------- iMtiiprcbeud or not the rationale of every Tbc director was visibly affected, and hewith young rattle and sheep, tho fotires step in the proem-. It is to exr-erknee. rame a Ihtrwinist from Out wumeat. were put in repair, and everything but the therefore, ratherthan to acienre, that they houae wore a tidy appearance. Another ' look a* a guide; and while it is tho aim of provisions which required tU ukfaff of A Bbode Island jury has decided, in a Must men most rare, if at all, little by remittance cams, which paid for all the . such a Journal as this, to diffuse the an oath by all .foctors and ofore-holden., cbm where a drunktm man kicked at his link. And the investment is good acslock and left an overplus with which U> knowledge acquired tn the latter direction, declaring uuRificaliim and sscwmsuo un­ wife and, missing Bert killed a ehikl. that repair the house. Carpenters were busy, erdinp to tfie seewnf/ and not tbo rate per cent. The ' hsscc to be rich" has be­ it* highest value U perhaps a. a medium lawful, and also affirming that supremo trayed multitu-ios into doubtful Mcuritiea. foe tho discussion of the funner. slkguncv was due only to tho Vlritod Now and thru a great risk baa brought a It is never aafo to apeak too cotifiOrady great fortaue. but oftencr il hss brought uf the foture, but th ire are no rapgreat Now mark the fcsiucl In 1870, tho great ruin. As a rule, buiiocas sucres*-1' masons, to say the least, why tjurilst quar­ ooturo in doiug a safe, thorough, smaller ‘ ter uf tho current century, now just be­ “"".hX?"“THE WORLD." 35 Park Row, N. Y. ! ray wife, bow ahamefttlly 1 abased her I baiunra*. A low rate of intan-tt arcutnu- gun, slioul-1 not witn-sf. >^oater siegrec Il was not your Daurol that did it No, Istca raj-Mly. Better by far tbo old ftsb- uf prosperity ninuag American Faruivts, il was Hoakin'a aecunad rum! No won-,' aatonlahod Io see the Quaker ttrivfog an than ray former period in their history. der you were taken from me by those who, an cleg-nt horse and riding in a new buggy. Produ-iug largely in exure <>f th.' wants lured you and would riot ere you abasid. Hu received this short note onoday: of our owu (lepdation, we look fur a “I hart arrived all safo and auand. They won't hare itufm the bouse; they! market almad for iitir surplu*. And. on won't fot me Kre with you. «N<* a drop. Please go and get Mary and the children.' f ir yrors ■ w4 attractive. The tempta­ die average, this market seems dmlused to more. Draiei,' tiUpfei hciiee is mine egain. , r-;—* v'- rode over to foe next Mary', Other, awl in- tion i* to ran great risk* in tbc hope of incroua in quite a* rapid pace, a* our ‘Nat a drop more, Daniel,' till thcae broad 1 great and speedy gains. No man should means at taptAywt; it. The growth of acres are again in my pomuaoB and th* ’ risk all in one rrnUure. No u>ai> shi.uld wife rad childrco thu «rc living me in ’ have so many risks out a* to utxfengcr JI. Sailing iiromlly <m ti»n prat tn may !»■ grand when all is calm, but then: ia aefoty Help me, my God, IS all ibrae things ( srvarecmplMmd! I thank you, Haskin*, for U>m* woetfo. I shall not forget ' GREBLE & RUSSELL. CENTRAL HOUSE lio*‘tT* Sprit Shutout n/io S/ftjfni, Sr^yrs, ffn/lti Strut, StriiM Brut, Scir Sfo/fr fooj- V^riti, Ttn Tnnft, ^jlt tfousi ■L’S: - ■» errovitja s The Double Door Base Heating Acorn. Boiler Pinto Stove ML WMffl The finest and largest line of Ready M ade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd1 coats, pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of al! sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Oyer • ■BSMB ONE HUNDRED CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. flSiw MADE TO ORDER, »-■ J. S.'GOODYEAR & CO. GILES, BRO. & CO. and BETA.I JEWELERS. AVHOLESALE -Surgical as! Methanal ENTIST; DENTIST Naskvift, Mickijai. ■ t- J- Cam®, S® al Ormfil HAVE YOU A DOLLAR? THE WEEKLY WORLD’ IMPOSITION HATED! COURTED �SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. itica, and if they are to show any vitality hanorfbrth it nut of uroasrity be in their own legitimate apher*, the social and intellectual improvement of them - For Vico-Presidant. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylranu. Subject to the dedeion of the Repuhli. can National Contention. Whatever difference Of opinions may prevail in regard to the general effect of “Honest money for all, and the amnorty debate, or even with reaped free t'chools for all. There tothowiadosX Mr. Blaine's original should be. no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tbc verdict that u a parliamentarian be tarian interferance which will hu evnijJeuly tnutered and dumbfoun­ ded the whole Democratic aide of the destroy the other.” Republican National Convention. Hoose. The moot skillful of their lead­ en are but children in hia hands.' This has been seen from the first, when he broke through all. their plans by bringing l the subject to direumioo, and it was con­ spicuously manifested in the dote of the debate on Friday, when he unexpectedly recovered the leadership on the floor, till be had accomplishad hia objects, whan he suddenly diamiacd the whole matter from the jurisdiction of the House, leaving the Democratic managers as utterly daahcd and bewildered as a lot of gamesters when the gu is turned out by the police. The use, too, which he rnado of hia brief mastery was singularly effective. He It would support him and leave to lay up for a rainy day. True, it would, but in New York it fa the merest nothing—it mraos starvation which fa not even gented. Why iait? The answer ia caay rnuugh. Tlie poor anfaM or laborer on *15 a week might live on it and eave money, if ho could get what he livre on at any decent price—but he don’t If potatoes are worth, we will any, *1 a boahd, by the bushel, what do you suppose the laborer pays for them ? Ha can't buy a boahd at once, for hia lit­ tle *15 won't go far enough. He has to pay *T for reel of hb rooata, which fo nearly half of hia income, for a place for him and his to live and sleep, leaving him *8 a week for food and clothing. Thia woald answer if be could only buy Ida food in such quantities, and at sfah places aa f<Hxl can bo procured at rva*.njble Wee. But he cannot do this, for he hat I speech, broke out with an expletive which it is not accessary here to repeat. “1 give 11 up We shall elect no 'Presi­ dent io 1876." Now it fa obvious that no such influences eould be sent forth to tlie country by a debate qjiieh was whol- town. dre-tsod in silk, trimmed with flowew, a wroth of orange Imd* and hslfoj»ned bloaaonte felling in a Ling rpray au her .boulders; a slender cordon of-pearly buds fentoottod to the waist, and caught to tho cult’ of the same flowers thst finished the J,‘ Cole &, Son TO-DAY S ADVERTT , The Qmodtan/fWrutrd , diets that “we have found at lit1 Aincricau novel.” The Louisville Cburler Joun^t _ •The^„d1n.u!'m.„t,. "W for by the political rgqniremeuta of th* country, liver eighty memben had ta­ ken their seal* among the propio'* Itepro.entativre who bad b<en identified with the cause of rebellion. Speaker Kerr bad recently amignod a maiority of the chair­ manahip* of hi* committees to the States which but a few yeart ago claimed to bo outaide of tho Union by amaalting its life. These cx *ccea*u:nuis were ronaoli- • Mfcr for Sate al (fee Lovsl Urm Rate not money enough. A Land of potatoes eoatt, we will say.*3.50,—should he buy aKirrel he would have nothing left for other artidas of foo<L So he buys a lialf peek of potatoes, for which hn pays forty cents, or at the rate of *3.GC> a bushel, in- WATER UK Shingles. Lath, &c. cost'bim only about St; ■ ton, if he could buy' a too, but he can't; he can buy a bushel, though, just enough to last him a day nr two, and for that the dealer makes him yay 40 or 50 cents, and when he hu to got a pock instead of a buabel. the ex- . . • •ewiir cn th* novri fa laid In sn English mlnl^^y end fruru the find po^e tu the tn term t la ouflagglA^ “* °“ Among other notable |«uera w. ^ARMER^VA?ATKJN,''’^g2 CALIFORNIA G«ono« E. W anixo. d*.rfpUv*JJ: THE FT NICHOLAS LIBRARY. Aud aa it ia with his coal and potatoes , so it ia with everything. He never has , money enough to boy anything in quan­ fere tho country with thsir confident de­ tity—he Hire, from hand to mouth, and w mands for universal amnesty, are actually amreqacntly, cimpclled to pay fiiur prices disfranchising and deposing wen whroe for everything. It- ia a decent fortune to chief offense is that they have been act- have a retail store in a poor neighborhood, iatoncs. Winslow ran away from Boaton ire friends of the Union. He pave, also, with *200,000 of othor people’* money, Babbitt'a cashier .teals *500,000, and now a distinct opovtunily to any Democrat in a young banker absroad* with all hi. ro» z-------- *----- »---------- — r~—r- — th.’ House to secure the amnesty of acme tomera' money. Thia last case ia a little j order to retain th* services of the South­ "49 cx-Confederates, by leaving Jeff. getting up in the world for a laboring man peculiar. The young man squandered it ‘ " Davis—whom they all pretend to care in Nbw York, unices a Wreak of luck all upon a woman, but who do you aupnothing about—just where he ia for the come*. Thia season hu been exceptional­ pote that woman waa? Why hia own present, and then bo offered to yield the ly hard, fur labor ha* been scarce and mothsr ' She is a very handsome widow, forty, who has * psaaion for fashionable floor tbit any Democrat might bring up wages corrospondingly low. How they life. The youot- man, her eon, is a weak, the Centennial bill—but the whole Demo- lire at all is more than I can undrntand. good fellow, who love* his mother—as cratic ranks were aa dumb as oysters very few ados do, and can refuse her noth­ ing. When be went into business for both propositioua' The livre of the poor .are hard chough, i Such uehicvenienta u these arc conatdI erably more than mere [lulumctitary flour- but they are sometimes followed by so tabes—they go to the root of a subject of miserable a death that it appears the rut significance to the people of this crowning mockery of a rekntkfi. destiny. I country. Mr. Blaine has thrown a flood Who realism tho pitifuloese of the abort noose full of serrauta, aho gave ele­ gant entertainment—she bought dia­ of light aercas a “ehasm" which it was fur and simple annals of the poor? Short and mond., and camel'* hair shawls, and, in the intcreats of the Democratic managers simple ? Long and bitter rather, for tbc short, she lived at a rate that made oil her । POLITICAL GRANGERISM ; North and South to keep out of view, and hours of toil are thrior u long as those of old friends turn green with ent “' J he will receive credit accordingly. Yea, ease, and life weighs heavier as it drags son, all thi* time was furnishing ™ . Wl stover else may be in or out of the it will bo said, but he hu hurt himself as its yean, along. One of three nd cave* the means for al! thia rxtraVance. knowing comior Presidential Campaign, it a very which often happen was toll last night at a candidate for presidency. It. would be evident that thane who expected a year or aafe to say that this language, nine times a happy tea table by a city physician. A two ago to control it,—the Graniren,— out often, tomes only from Mr. Blaine's pour woman who bad been a servant, went havcolrcody substantially disappeared from opponents. If It fa a question of mere to a dcror for help when far gone in con­ ututeurei, the man who has no difficulty sumption. He gave her medicine and told still kept up and make a respectable aMNr in outwitting the Democratic majority of her to come again the next dayk-Site BUmcri-nHy, and they may still exert con­ the House at every turn, may, surely, be came with the rest of his poor pourate, siderable influence of a beneficial kind, by lift to take care of hia own affaire, as tlie but while waiting wax taken with hemor­ bringing farmers together, promoting their. Republican party will take tars of its own rhage, and died in the lull. The doctor social and pecuniary interaU and fester- ‘ affaire in due season. a wow wragw vi sjuu rcuowe nas jusr We may remark, knew nothing of her but her name, not even her family or where she lived, and ing their pride in one's pursuit in which ; been Instituted st Saline. the fanners u a clasp hare hitherto been eaaily killed than othenC Throe who the poliocraan [aenl for to take charge of The police department of Grand Bap. ids last veer coal |1C,63G.40. ■oatewhat de&rtiro— In some parta of live on their dignity and their careful the remains decided, with the astuteurns The next term of the State Agricul­ the country oar fanners have been like avoidance of the rough struggles of life, of his cfoas, that it was a c»*c for the coro­ tural Collage begins February 23. ner, and the body must be left where it are peculiarly^ttndcr. Mr. Blaine i»2 «* there can Le no doubt, for as near as can The population of Michigan in shown eould not cvmo together to remonstrate of that kind ; he is u tough u he is active, lay, untouched, till tho next day. There be ascertained they had mighty little to by the new ecnsua to Im !,:«•,031. against taxation—They arc separated by and ha rerovero as vigorously a* he the poor gliastly blood-atained creature lay take away with them. The fine house | There w.re 3,429 births within the city in tho rigor of death, one would think not was dismantled, though th«r liad sold limits of Detroit during the yeaf 1874. wide spares from each other, and instead the object for a pleasant home. Think of quietly, all that they could without exciv of haring mutual dealings, their trade is Tha pin factory at Detroit will give it! The corpse lust to recognition, the ing auipieion. Curious rase! Men have employment io sixty men and ten girls almost wholly with other partita. In woman * friends, if she had any. uncon­ been ruined by women, times enough, but these regions, tho Granger movement hu One hundred buildings, coating 5410,­ ' who ever heo/1 before of that woman's scious of her fate, she lying an unwelcome 000, were built in Port Huron last year. ■ Mootapli.hd a groat amount of good by and Ipirrid apoetacle. the very spectre of Sixty two counties report to the Audit- I bringing into active association those who or General *423,033 liquer-tax collected. por^rty tlirust upon the kindnon and oomhare common sympathies and common The tenacity of tho New York Herald Only 142,000,000 feet of lumber un-| sold on the docks along the Saginaw nrin barking at the old third tens holo io amusing enough. . Virginia hu voted not to take part in the Cenbwn-al exhibition. The‘ Mother of th* phraicuas called in to ace the poor creature, looking at die corpse, sold, with a control the politics of the several States of Presidents" ha* become degenerate. barat of genuine feeling, “Poor woman, and of the Union. It got command of The House hu pas*co the bill repealing A large noniber of members of Con­ I can't pity you ; you are better off than I Legislatures, chose a Governor or two, am. He wu happy and aneveaaful—t.-? the law by which tbo postage upon tran­ gress express themselves opposed to the hanpy to make each a apeech out of idle sient uewspapera was doubled. There was latter, Mr. Booth of California, renuuns dirturbanre of the tariff’ to any important !e»ling. Yet no one who hoard it rould lens excitement, recrimination and bitter bothxLe high water mark .and the solitary doubt he spoke tho sincere feeling of hi. tevnam in the debate than had been expected. A H artford correspondent au-geeia moaamrot of Grangtriaoi as a political It waa made very clearly to appear that Heavy W. Lord haa sold his Orchard fora in the highest Mt of power, below Mark Twain for Mayor of that city. It the famous amendment waa attached to the Lake farm to Frederick Carlisle nf De­ the Presidency. We have lately heard in a jolly idea, and we shouldn't wonder troit for 155,000. bill In the Senate in th* closing hours cf , that the Granger, had had aachaucotsa in -f it worked well in practice. During tho Ute warm weather of Janathe tension, and the House adopted it un ­ Mr. Whyte, one of the Democratic ary a cnib-apple tree at Hnhbardston budohonaing ibe Lryialatare «fKentucky that der the apprvbeusion that it related to mcr lawyers enough could not be fuond in the Senator* from Maryland, has introduced chandiso alone, and not to all otb« third It ia said that the diamonds of a Mich­ ody to give t he proper political equipment to raaoliitioos into the Senate declaring thia igan lady are tho envy of all Waahington Judiciary committee ; bat beta ahow that since the increase of poataga the sodety thia winter. The celebrated ‘ Gray Nans'" bill, that to have been merely an accid ntal reHiram Carey of Newton, Calhoun coun­ revenue* from third dam matter have qualifying Catholic sister*'of the order to fidko off, and that the expenses at the De­ ty, raised 150 bushels of cranberries last year, for which he got *673. the rural population by the Granger set aa toebera .in the public eehoola. has partment have not been decreased. Jerne* Beard of Port Huron has fresh BoTvmeat. io which erm tbc Grangers been repealed by the New York legiriavic-plant growing in hia collar and can did not sympathise. ' In the greater part Perhaps Bea Hill will bo making an­ have pie plant pies every day. of the West and Northwest the political other speech by and by. An El Paw, III., Judge Campbell has baan chosen by tracts cf Grangerssi have been almost oorrnpoodent of the Chicago TrOmat th* law stadents ofthe Univanity to ad_ I_ whoUr obliterated. Sack a iMalt- wM nf February. write: “The rebel Gensral Hilfs speech dress them on the 22nd .IVA inevitable, uc* wily from ths feet that no fevoring the Hon. James G. Blaine for the E. M. Marbfo, of Ionia, ban been ap­ in Coogrcm hu had tbc effect here of Freddeucy. bringing back to the BepnNicsna in thia pointed assistant solicitor in the Depart­ The "Intw Almanac" for 1876 — an ment of tho Interior . at Washington. Important, cm impose itacl on the politics acction, a large number of Liberal and The expenses of the Upeer county of the whefc community, but from the exodfant political manual, as it always vras in soft wool goods, plain woven, bothi Independent vows. Among them might Mbar ubvioM flu t that the dabting in poli­ —designate-, pdrtioal jwrties this year aa light and durable, and vety wide, it will be mentioned prominent names, who have poor bouse have exceeded the appropria tiona until there ia a deficit of *5 *13. “ Bepablicnn" and “ Democratic," instead tics ot> the port of the Grangers wa* an be a favorite with ladire, as it fa sort to been, ths leaders of the Liberals since The salt blocks in operation on tbc Sag­ after tfe.rf.: and aspwries of intermeddling of “Liberal" and ■'Administration," aa in be with men because it fa so bright and inaw River turn out SOO barrels a day, pretty. could not bag receive the nation of and rejiort 150,900 barrels now on hand. It i> represented that the New York area then who were tempted into it by Smator John Sherman'a letter in fevor Robert Wheaton, an old pioneer of EaCity Republican General Committee is or of Governor Hayes as a Presidential can toe county, died Iasi weak at hia home in didate hu been published. While he Cheater. He came to Michigan in 1820. Of a Hke character, thought it arose ganiandin the interest of ox-Governor MofTito eommilteo of the Regent* of the sere naturally, wan the attempt of the _ garo his reasons for preferring Hayca, ho Graagvta tn eculrU the ndiroatl*. cf the candidate, and will tenure says ho erjuld hcartJy support any one cf University appointed to invwiicate the finance* of the laboratory have Lerun omtry. The managamcat of tho rail- I ” tho»e usually mentioned. He regard, the third term u utterly out of tho o Motion, tsreds bvLsrgvd to other* ae dearly aa th* ■an^r.-raest of their ferw bclragad to the farmer*; and tbc fact tliat the prud■aMoflkc latter were cairrxd over thaw dlnary traveler, but Tuft „t Intereat. It* social and Indu-trial aaoeet^ a collectton of REVOI.Y'TIONawr fcETiEE* a«kbif-h OF ILLS 1 IIA I ■•OLLtOw'l'.r> AHT1CLES OX AMERt CAR .Tta cludro William am xt.r. -.1 good things for everybody .and we advise everybody to lake it thia year. It will be specially valuable in thia (.'eutenuial year. Its circulation, which ia a hundred fo!>t greater than the majority of other journal' entitle* the publisher* to supply the Am-r- j lean A^ricaltaritl at the very low rate <.f I • 1.60 a year, pout- mA or four copies for 15.40. Take our a-lvics and send for it New Uut, and ail point* lu Southern to the publishers, vis.: Mcsara. Orange and Central Mlnnes>*ta. Its Green Btiy and Marquette Line Judd Company, 2-15 Broadway. N.w | I* Uie only line for Jaxbivtu-S, SSS this little book, light that the bi_______ The complete list will be sent you free of jxetage, upon receipt of twenty-five eenta. Adlrera. F. W. Helmick. Pub Ifaher, 278 W. Sixth Street, (’ineinnali, Ohio. N. B.—This list oUj rontaina a full de­ scription of genuine Bank Notes. b*Ctaairt la January aata rwosiM taraub ihrva MBb«n: “Joti of Iceland," by Bayard Taylor. AdaUchaMte-vMd Stary »r no IretaaU.r bey a carsre, MO- nf taei.teol., wblrb could ti*-pcn la ao otbar country, an1 rraphlralj, tau.JIr. . 117 ‘ - .1. IS- • , uSi .ilrawl ___ JOHN STANLEY ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. QlCKFOpj) , A™MATIC 'Knitter tfnwoa, •J0”0/* —''■•i-**-*** ium nev. ww art!Eggleston paper, lnnirTj „ prw>lMd. via.: Astbosomt roa Torse Fours (AV/Varlee); Caarrsas o- wr.—— <•---------- j cisco trtHec, 121 Montgomwy HimtCblcun TtekM Oflkw;15 cSklSEk under Hhcrman House; corner Pan a I and Madteun Street; Klnxte Depot, corner W- Kenxie and Canal H,rr$ De,tot. romer and Kenxie Sin eta. ( lnformaUon not attalna- NEW SONGS; AUTHOR THE WEEKLY SUN. STANLEY. READ THIS and be happy again. ONLY 1 Grat taflisi >1 priK I 45 DOLLARS! Fo r What? The New Improved Back-Feed FURNITURE, MN*ri8«*La«i±,nas,fc a eperoh which has never been equafod in any delate that hu arisen out of the qmM»o of tha lot* war. I thank God w*tare mMfoOmgrem U4. Md determined to meet these fire-oaten cf the South and the ropperb-sad. of the North in debate, and vindssto the Unital sad its We begin tn January “Philip Nolan's Friend," BT CDWABD KVKBETr ItAI» ‘1’hla <■ nn __ 8 dght tezre, and still nekhar roods nor the people arc actfo&d. In other State* the only reWfrom ba^lfa, fowfolatiou fo is tha general disregard of it It fo possi­ ble that our railroads aa a whole a* anatkmd inicreat, may not be managed with that Skill sad judgm.nt of which they are soaceptlMe, but the above feels .how that tho desired refovi can hardly come FLORENCE SEWING IACHISK �Th« Rjirdwi-ic^i* B\|ip*g EX-VICE PRE: hamioouto, aad wore fwnmhsd by Mr. 8. Mualiaar, ut ^ackaoa There ware about ; sixty to a*r«nty auaks ia the ball, among ' Xsw ■■InvaalifSUrr' b aaamlag aa aaroani the n<*t attractive of which ww noticed ■[ ut drrofaae* la whteb a* reanm aekaawlsdf* ••re tUna of Mb. Maris S. Uhl, a riA kb right. Ttoro b • Mb dariaratba >f gremtrilk trimmod with gold Imo sto, rifhl* la Ihb ewoairy aad wbtek h bate I* reprreauted “Kri." th. godde. rf liberty great «*te*m by th. lahabbaai. itoraaC sad, wh**b at tmU.ro ■•Ikvaatlgarsr ' roca*Uaa.'ly of Ireland; th* daughter uf th* regiment ramte l. a* a« th* Frorth *f J.iy, JroUr>.< by Mim Mattia L Uhl rm * boaallA,] tho right* .ad privfhgre ut lb* Asatat Hiami ecrrect eoaUtma, whiter Mi*a Eua Aldin wore the cresum* of Dian, or the Gixldem of U anting, a aptendid gnwn vriret profnady trimmed with .wan. down tod silver lace making an etegut sppaarTO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Hopkins & Barnes exMtion one of the । largest Stock °f Fancy Good# ever brought to this City which tee Offer to the public cheap jor Cash, ff'e'havc, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary* Perfumeries. Toilet Sets- fie., fc- Give us a call. , I Have on PICTURES 1 PXOTTrMSSL I am now all .km- ia th* Photopnpli buaineaa, aad a I have made trraa|rementa to inenue my halitra tbr doinaibetter wvrk lhaa c.rr, all should mD and get a negative taken. Tho sapmority of my work ia th* pat is a saft- uh Ambaaamlorby Mr. A. W. Parker, »n Ancient Knight by Mr. X M. Btmby • • Seoul. Nobluma. by Mr. L. L. U»»; Eogiwh Lord* by Near* J. Doxey and Wm. Finley. Th* French Ofierr of Lafayette tins** by Mr Own. S. Daria, j the Comie Negro by Mr. Burt Tiakter• John Chinaman by Mr Cha. Hotohkim; Comic* by Man Frank Barna and I. F. Makepeace Indians by Mr. O. M. A*. d«r*oti, L. a Osborn and Theo. Gewebwind; Cfowna by Mount Subbin*, Rich and OraM, and many laughable raatuna uf rariou* kind* by ladia and gcutl-men SCHUHERCOLFAX Hopkiiis & Barnes. Hastings, Dec 15. 1874. rrolk ssd .roro mul> Ik. Arod uuU., —m . ,.U> .ord.*., I. roi draaasmaate. .. rorolTOal Mlroau wl>. ‘““Iriu th. •■sHmh.n, Ws will send the MICH REPUBLICAN Grand Rapids LOUISVILLE WEEKLY CUURIKR*1 JOURNAL tuual price 92.00, pootaga prepaid on both paper*, fur on* year, for WEEKLY EAGLE WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL j $1.50 fflffll WEKAI mu re 8 1 th* NATIONAL Th* i* gtuut FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It wiD. on Decamber | 3let, 1675, dbtrihnu impartially 910,000 ia valuable prmcota among it* subscriber aad every jrahuerjpriouasnl through a win b* rntitlad to a roourred and num bered receipt fur thia distribution. ■'rood ua 93.00 and gn both paper* acaltrialittd aasugb to bammis aubjrel I* th* ba ut gravitation aaSeivatly. la hat* irtuic I «d him la ihit mun-laav iphrre. but would J Obituary. Kadtlty ut HatUaft. Ttaatblp. Ml from chair, ihb merniag and hr;kt bar ana Ht hike rear aStr Dr. CjJaba. wha lmm*d For Kansas and Colorado The Atchiaoo. Topek* and Santa Ft Rail? road from Kama City and Atchison oa the Miaoari river, via Topeka, th* Capi­ tal of Kansas. and the Umutiful Arkansas '’alley to the Rocky Mountain* The shortest route to Pnel.l.; the Gaaad Canon, Colorado Sprinp, Nanitoo, Pika Peak, and al) plsroa <_f o*to in the mountain rt P>®« Tiro tarorite route to Ibnrrr and all pointe in Northern Colorado. Th* bat route to Southern Colorado, New Maxims and Ariaosa Th* only direct The Best and Cheapest! S35ft; IOWA AND NEBRASKA, I will tret tptak ut a debating trebly wUUh ha* recently be*a vrjaalixi. aad OMwIarabla taleal dbpbyad up*a th* part ut the ,p**k. tro Seat way ut tutor Oraagavllte cantata* <>a lariisiba of trot. H<r**aalmrg. ut lbs eelebralej Grwl IUrld* Commmial G>lbgs, as utssdr 1 ths tertar* fists last Friday erasing. by Mr* Uttmtn. ut Bssus, oa HASTINGS f. bruOman a son, $10,000 GIVEN AWAY broke up about throw o'clock it was unircrenDy acknowledged that it wa> ooe of th* moal enjoyable tad reayectable enter tainmanta evyrnfottsn up in this efts. Local fillies Jlttici? ilktaliiitn 1 Imtfl Bw 8. 8. a NOTICE! rwsCTtfu FARM FOH SALE I Wagons and Buggies 50 ARE IMPROVED Um punhuvd lb* tURteaal Ratal ut Cha*. VaaEsrry aad b rapmaiisf. aad farauhlag Ike Ilsurs UtresfUiro' lit iat«ad> aukiag tbt Hsus* la all lu apartmsat* 500 CORDS WOOD. List of Patents. 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at fl.!5 per ', cord delivered. C. F. DWTGHT. I ABRAHAM. LINCOLN STEBBINS'BRO’S Keep It. Waahiaf Mashia*. L Hall. Fly-mlb. Matt Ftp* Thlmbb, J Hall. Laptev. Apparama Ibr DasiMiiiaf Iron Oro. A •tally vvary aaUter. will ba la altsadastaa. Tkktu aajy Wmtu . U b with .aaUoyrl pleasure that as aa-j sMtualhaAUtelaaaiteaey. Ora. Baglay, baa sedavad a paadaa ta bane ter Mr. WhUa. wb* Where you wul Had nil kinds of mm itM TICKETS 50 CENTS. NO HALF PRICE. Grain, Flour, Provision* and Country Produce, Of every Description which we mn aril cbrai-i'thim any bona ■ |r> Bar­ ry County, for U>«we realms: Irt. Itoraiisn w» haw no rent to pay. XL Iteuamar wo Baks the mo.t of our roods ourwlvsa. ' kd. Becatme we krr;> U>r brat of work- The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they bare tent ns 40 dozen ----------------- — but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap John H. Wendell & Co,; to get them cleared out. Weil they sent us a double order ol Flour, Drain, Pork a Sasdt. B4.»M CROCKERY too. but Dun says it it going to be u good winter for Young Folks to get married »nd [go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap ___ n nd elose it out. ■■as- _ _ — .--------- �LANDS Forth Double. 5S oT'rnw'rvsi Remember the Lecture by Ex-Vice President Colfax at Union Hall. Tuesday Evening February 8th. The Wool Businessof the Yatr. BV Lawson’s Curative the banning of the yoar, dealer* gon*rally were Lopefol. They had straggled through the reaction from the speenEdra of 1871 and 1872 th* panto of 187&aid the debilitating influence of th* latter thnsngbout 1874. Mraufactunra had agreed upon concerted action in regard to lb* Moppan of a port ion cf tbeir machiare nr, (thereby U Imo the accumulation of th* mxagtsrlure-l article l,M^e rag? the money market extremely «n*y aad prospects generally fail for a rcmuneratiT* Lusiaeas. Price* until about July ooatinuod withuat variatwa except for medium wools and choice numbing selections, which adrsiiced about five per rent At the opeuing of tho clip a few heedlem opera­ tors started in the country *l 45 eta., but finding Ih.nuolres alone withdrew with their eartly purehM sod prism Stelly 3ES& C AGISTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY*™ U.S. Thw sre*t UurwA la U* MUI hlrtan •« The plants best suited fur flowering ia Winter may be divided jn*o Jwo ~l*nrr Finn, those requiring a moderate temper ataro, rt nigin, my an .vnn*. cf fifty degrerw. Whether th* plants are grown in th* parUr'or sitting room of a private dwelling, er in a grwnboimu especially eonstructed fur their culture the roadsttons aho-ild be as neoriy as possible the aom* ; that is, uniformity uf temperature ranging from 45° to M«, aad an amid ance of dry atmosphere; it i. easy enough in the gruenhouso to get a proper­ ly humid atmoopbere by sprinkling the paths with water; but in a room in tbc dwelling house, the only thing that can aourre of best If plant* are kept in a •itting room or parlor, an East. SouthEart or South aspect should ba chosan. ITrats of the dun that may k pm at an average temperalur* of fifty degreea. are Axaleu, Abutil.xu, Ageratums. Car- I nation*, Cineraria*, Catalonian, Jmnunc*. Cajw Jeaaaminre, Cameliaa. Calite. m Mists-j <£• it*u >1 • MmM. mM < «*M. th tear la FOR SALE at THE 8( MICHIGAN -» CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIIyTF. TABLE. sMtr-Ju*' HAIR Sa® MICHIGAN AND- THE SOUTH •*•*•** ***"' “•*<Ls4 1 Ku’-iywtt'.'ss.-irtsa u ■I?."•■*£“<•»!«*« P»r»rti«a.ialrwaril Every year inerra't ■ the |-oi>isbrity ■ "".'... J.n -V..I’..*.ft"' P'.".r! of this vnluaUo Hair Frv]<r.ratlun; । which l» due to merit alone. Wc can J a^tiro uur old patrons tli&t it i« kept , fitllr up to It* high standard; rod it I *tk is the only relialde aad perfected'prcp-’ I £ ? aration for restoring t'»nav on Facets 1 *<• । Hant to it* youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, on 1 riiken. The walp, | *“■ by its use. Iwcomea white nnd clean, is*. It remove । all eruptions and riaadruC f and. bv it* tonic properttc--, i rerrnM -r c ............... .•.......... I IlSllf: I=i‘i8 ;:HK* insSS’i of the country, though still depreeasd, show signa of improvement and w« think the Centennial odebratiun will give a stim­ ulus that will more than eompesuate for he disturbing influences of a Presidential eteeliou. . , Iths* lean plainly dctacartrsted that tho woolen businea* has been overdone. The failure* of really competent manufac­ turer* ha* shown the fact that the prodnetioo of goods i* really ia exeat* of the wants of the country,' aad many of the mills will barn to stand idle until an in creased demrad again rtart* their looms in action. Tho*e who hare waalhered the sWrms, farced h* they hare been by sharp •ompetitiouMlS diversify their productions . and attain greater perfection in fabric, will obtain the reward their skill and perrertranre deserve The acijuisttion of so much woolen ma­ chinery hy one of our wealthy merchant* will have an important influence on th* general buaineu of manufacturing, rad we fin Warn Jiciffi & RAILIOAD. • ISMJ*'. *»J •— •» *ICWT^'I IxsfexipsiESTC: Remember the Lecture bv Ex-Vice -President Colfax at Union Hall, Tuesday Evening Vnk....... O.k * Plants in Winter. i HtErtrxsdxaH'u.sfj SfeSmMftSSjSKE real demand, stocks were considerably re­ duced, and dealer* finding that their new suppiire ccwt more than the wools ttey Lad sold, endrarcred tu obtain an advantc, bat pureharera being unwilling to arced* to their .views, trrulc bad been restricted during IXrembcr to a few caah buyer*, who ha*b quietly jucaad up raeh parcels aa th* tertis or fears al acIIcti might threw on the market. Tfw [w*t six month* have teen mart dmetrou. to dealer* ca account of th* failure i'f several manufacturing concern* who having struggle! for several year* against an inevitable fate—concealing »uccreafttlJv their real condition—have finally iocrumbed with huge liablilia*. rad *WKt* comparatively nothing. The heavy Um from this so-inx. and the unrcmunerative Mate of buaineaa, have brought on disaster to a few dealers in different markets, but we beiftree three experience* have brought about a ckxur scruluiy of credits, reduc­ tion of expanses rad general Letter besiUM* uuaagetnent, and that tho wool trade starts ou a o«w year in better *hape to WUteeutea -ac-.-vsifiil Vusinews than ever Immense Success. BL.* • ihuaUr pijMr. h wUl n><rrit>a *> Four •Il “•'"'"‘ "’••Ir’uLS'sr tlre.GT i m-uum r*a wtarirrtL 1 rti FTiJtftjrt’trauH.’Sxs;-; SUE Bucking-hams Dye SSSfiS lS*'»B|,a "rtiaU **7 **’” J,'**. *T _’1H*" IS" »»rth frost *«*r *r th/ <i'«ri 11**11.* ■■ tai XAWSftf j±ssw»-*a£rs directly Remember the Lecture by E*-Vsc«. .President Colfax at Union Hall. Tuesday Evening Ro*cn, February 8lb kx), Naherniaa, Primula*, Stevia*. Violet*, and th* various kind, known as greenhouse plants, whieh, together with Manufacturing in the W**t. the abor* named, are fully dcscrilwd in I >he flouruts1 ।catalogue*. 'v / roiuire aa average tewperalan; If^aixty . £biw to gw mors Air the prudaction uf degree* at night, the range of which, (he Western £>nn, will be answered rarely and practically by building up masufachowever, may occasionally run fraai 65* ' turitw in the Wot, aad no* no certainly to M’ without injury. Of three we othervrf- ^**‘7 1’oabel of our aurpltu name the following: Begonia*, Bou product!- na which are ahipped to coovardtaa, ClcnxLndron, Euphorbias. Epiphyilnma, Fuchsia* Hriiotropea. 1‘oinsrt- ramere in the East, or to the aeaboard for exportation, coeta the WcaUrn producer te. Rcoco, (three will do in cither tern, . »Learr tax for tnmiportation. Suppose pmature), Tuberoora, etc. Th* rxAsoity by building up manufacturing in the for this difference- of temperature is not • Wert by which we owatc a community absolute, as many plants ’will do partially ,of consumer", wc are enabled to sell a weO in either; bat we make this dirtini large part of our surplua at home, thus tian a* a guide to three having a chuee , we aavc not only tmnaportation on thia, of tempcraiurrs, in order that lin y may but , oa the manufactured artielea we uac, select the plants that ar • brel adatHed to , th* one at command, in a rr-wnhotw, aWhal jrc nred to do ia tn naaraftetan to by* 6«. there is ,rappfy ourown ntoMarica, and feed th* often a difference of five or ten degrera ,operatives in the mills and -shop*. We between one end and the other; in such i hare the raw material in the greatwit a case tl>e plants named in the first dare abundance „ for manufacturing, and we mu-X be plan*) at the cool end. and thovc .produce a great surplus to feed with. of die aroood dam at the other We wut to take a mor* practical, eom. One of the most troublaiome pert* of ,tuou MOST view of our tronblm than we plant* grown in tire greenhorn-, or ■itting ihave, and that don? Wu shall find th st room, in Winter, la the aphis, or -green ,the trait lies mure at our own doom than fly,' aa it is termed ; we have no difieuky -ww had nmpwteO. Kvwy town in the In grttwg rid of ft la th* greenhouse, >WonL suitably situated tor Krttc kind of when itkaeperate from the Uwae.- .aU f Hearth and ■RAND RAPIOS DIVISIOM. Home Thr RrllaMe Short I.lir SISSI UriM AND OETOOIT YOUNG MEN. ktiswKwa iki.es n. irsr-LS, lU XBr L. 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Bent about Andersonville, he would read -fleta Ute of and thereby left ua to the dread mcmuSv ofsupplying prisoners with each medt cine as could be jmprovised la the Con­ Utitifft firof S/iiL Scittoif rpVo Sr^yrs, tjylf 'StiDt, Slnqij Bills, S«v sreX» f’®T *4'iF£'t«z Ttq Tqqft, qjlo tfouse ed the Union rille. taken while the gentleman now on trial before the orantry waa -in prison, without a hearing - and without tho opportunity ytf a hearing. If these Fun/liniiilq IjooDS. Englishman Abu the Celebrated Diamond Tootii, Silver Steel Mr. Platt declared, as living within thirty-six mUa of Elmira, that the statementswere unqualifiedly frlae. Mr. Hill replied that he did not say the CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. man, woman or child, North or South, CROSS-CUT SAWS, “sS n>>«t adroitly tnultilatnl. Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood - than any other Saw in the Market. PARTNERSHIP- House will bclirvo him—exhibited th. Has tho Largest Door of any Store in th? Market. . «a nreeaealr. »»« WM. BURGHER. WM. UPJOHN, DR. C. RUSSELL, Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. Kg@3KL CHAN. II. BAUER. SPfflL MWW WRIGHT k HOLBROOK- A firrt-claas ‘TAILOIl from Detroit, Vx-1 pected aoon, when we shall be prepared to furnith the bett of Clothing MAJDE TO ORT>rcn, »n l !’ rf-rt fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hist- j inga, Meh. /) high uffic GILES, BRO. & CO An addjticnal horticultural building ia win not. month of August, 1864, finding that the federal government would neither axand the confederate government, finding McClellan from before Richmond, in which be sail that tho crowning glory of the soldiers was thrir humanity to the in August, 18&I, that Ifihc 'xrfi. an equivalcoL That prpnarition was communicated to the federal authorities in .\ugqn, lnu4 was not answered until Ikccmwr, 1864, when some thipa were sent to Savannah. The record will ahtw that the chief suffering, the ehiof murtali ty at An*lcrMinrl11e was between August and December. 1864. We sought to sllay that suffering by asking you to Iiail quoted yesterday u authority against Mr. Daria, had states that the humanity coming year rceound with eulogy of- the men wlio founded the Republic, but thcao Mr. Hill also. another, encouraged by their impunity, nipted in 1863, and that the federal au­ thorities refused to continue the exchange jtry nr.n tr.e growovt |<rouuuons ano ‘ frauds on tlriv District after the chargre tod Icen made and while they were pendling. Ira (Mr. Hill) wai ncithcx the aq- 1863, to *oaw to Washington and cons I tbur nor the disriplins of such pcHtiosl with the federal authorities in regard ■ logic; but if the gentleman’* (Mr. Blaine's) J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. bad been broken by the federab und^r certain peetencre. In 1864 the prisoners of St Bartholomew, nor the thumbscrews were aromulating on both sides to suet and engines of tartdre of the Spanish laan extent that Mr. Quid tqadc another government would demand, and to renew politician over there. Tbs gentkman Bu', mU Mr. Hill, what jxxsr Wire (Mr. Hatt) Bays be lira thirty-six miles ' within two hours of his execution would from Elmira. Perhaps he could have not ray for hi. life the gentleman from | Maine says to ihu country fur the sake of I keeping hi. party in j.iwi-r i Sensation). lure to say that if the smaUpov was at the prison eamp no one could have got him nearer than thirty-six mile*, lie is a wonderful witness. (Laughter.) But it is Iris life was never guilty of wilful murder. not e-pul to the mutilated evidence which Mr. Hill went on to argue that on the the gentleman from Maine introduced i l-.glc of Mr. Blaine'* speeeli—holding Mr yesterday. We know how | I• ivis rr.tMiaiblc for the acts of Mr. I Winder—President Grant might be held in 'federal hands if we choose to tell. responsible fur the acts of McDonald and Joyce, and he asked whether Mr. Blaine ni.-ant to establish a rule of constructioB iliac would authorii.- th<! country to ar their toes froicn off and their teeth fallen out, Bqt tho groat qqmtinu is at last. Who waa roponaible for that sLatn of , »|..n«ibl.>, he .-uked, fur Credit }|i.bilier, things ? and that is really the only impor­ tant question. Mr. Hill wont onto dis- different patterns of imported and domestic ■ Franoseo from Yokohama brought the THE CAATXL OF EXCUA<<<1E 170,000 ‘•Mr. Schade. you know that I bare The finest and largest line of ReadyM ade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and-vests, and a VERY yiXNFXS line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. LUCIUS RUSSELL, Maine fool, clothing and everything that ru । |-.<ul, had not produced a single atrocity. । Even on tho day of hi* execution Win ! h.-id,bcen ofictt-l a cummutation of his •..•iitcnce if be would implicate Mr. Davis. Confederate pris ONE HUNDRED V9TICB OF TH that the percentage of deaths w ■uppruaol attletacota, being that hometickncM and disappointment among tho priwiiien had bo n morn datructive of life ' than any physical cause. During the It is the Handsomest and Heaviest Boiler Plato Stove Manufactured. Centennial Nolet. tchaage in 1864, propewing iidc should aeud rurgroos to firijgatc aulhorilias, That report had. in the bands of tho Judge Advocate, been mutilated, and Dr. Jones had called the Tho OdEtAJNfGHSR : ' In thia conncc- STOVES: The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, T. J. WILBER. IVMgMT, Mr. Hill—Willi *11 due deference to GREBLE & RUSSELL. . . . - . WHOLE NO. 1028. only tribunal that would give an impartial Judgment—huncat poat.riiy. In the raoitttiona pawed by the fnlera] prisonCT* at Andersonville oq the iftHh of Sep­ tember, 1864, in which all duo praise is given tho Confederate government for •issssrs^'tesws! " TN 4 AC W. V KOO MAN. JEWELERS. terras in twenty penitentiaries. (Laughter). I would believe horror* in fin-fed oo ournrisooca—I quote rre at Andersonville, a* contained his very language—“The Inhumanity of resolution, in preference to the liticiahs L)What Not. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. C. G. HOLBROOK, JEIJC.G’XINr HOWARD WATCHES. SALISBURY k BROSSEAU. ; Speech of Mr. Hill, of Georgii, on tho Amneety Bill n. F. 8TEINHOFF *- Hou. Henry S. Randall, of Cortland, found in any cirilited country. He (Mr. Hili) acquitted flcncral Grant of com­ Gtnrox Wells. plicity in the wjtrtkcv frauds find the iiegretary of tho Navy. rcvenun frauds, and the (acta acquitted The next effort in ths same direction Mr. Daria of eon^ilicity with any atrocity was made in January, 1864, when Mr. ant where. * Robert Ould, Confederate Agent of Exlech - subjects ? ehsnge, wrote to the Federal Agent of all thews appeals resisted T Whr did the Exchange, proposing, in view of the diffi- federal authoritia refuse to allow their requested to bring a biographical some individual whom, memory w which it is provided that the rations for prironera of war shall be the some in quan­ tity and quality at those furnished to en­ soldiers while pris listed men tu the Array of the Confeder- National mu-rut change prisoners man for man a fur efioer ? Why did it refuse which -------------- ——- a autes nMoa and Parior Clocks of every Description. Tho House then procresled to the eon Watch Material* and Tool* for Jeweler*. I ailleraiioo of tho Amnesty bill and «o The gentlcouii front Maine had gone Ivory .as visklag CHICAGO shroM »' «r Wi.wi.luns.-l ami .xaudhe -or r»d. , G'0^'4. , J1' far m to say that Mr. Daria had sent Q* • it on tlie part of him- ml Winder u> Andersonville for the pt XXSfaa* from thn South to rc- Sitiicai ui Kechaiital DENTIST HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send, Fost'pnid THE VIIKLY WORLD! OTSTE • Swarr’s liciipi- ................................................ Mtca healthy locality, > with plenty of pure nothing but the country and the whole water, a running.) stream and if possible country, and turning their bach* upon all >hade trees,,and in the immediate neigh­ borhood of grist and sawmills. Th’t, ho mid, did not look like organising a den of Imrrora. Mr- Blaine bad Mid that no acknowledged leader of the Republican party in the House, and was tho aspiring federal authorities had suffered, but that 1863, ahaU he presumed U> have entered the territory of the Confederate States leader of the Republican party of the (.•ratify temjqated. |f Blessed Everett Hak's sioey of Philip Ntdwj Mr. Garfield, ofOhio, ari front what book be was n» Mr. Hili replied that the .tut k. ... —<■ ter- —"I"""THE WORLD,” 35 Park Row, N.Y. the Republican rida.1 field whether be would DONE at this OFFICE IMMSUWN^TED! ‘MtlJkwu party. With I with intaUigeuee disfra DR. Confederate ron. Ths New York Tnl™, in 1864, refcring to the oocurreoca which I have related, sap—I suppose you would beIhrvetbe Tricot ia 1864, even if you do rian* Criitofjro Colombo. A very Lai not believe it now. (Laughter.) acme and rorr.modioiurtroiucrbM In August the rebels offered to renew » 'k< the exchange man for man. General Tliat every person protending to be a Grant then telegraphed tha following iin soldier or ofiour of the United 8tai«. portant order:—"It is hard on our men the South will never again seek held in Southern prisons not to uxchsngs iuiquitioi . _ __ i_ i- .1.____1____ r__ --- -------- which were haling should bo reopen­ ed ; that the pamioBv which were ahall by huslicd should be infiausreL He (Mr. Hill) wished the House to un priron bad kradly told him that be would dmtand that he and hja aMoe|atca did not put him < 0 Andersonville fare, and would not allow him to buy anything. He (Mr. Hill) only got rdearod from that imprisonthey felt it their imperative duty to vindl- Hot*l> FDTE PRINTDIG the YEAR. DENTIST ItaMle, contribute to the Exhibition, it wu *n- wilhout ffsad.' �worttouyhthlW-. the tight that ram. into tbe world. Rewder, you ran Pi Lack, to tbe dark agnt of tbe old world, and you can furui an idea uf tile great LrosSl that Sir—In reply to an article in the B*X we hare derived from th* Grapd of our ; , Kin. Drwmbev UP, IH75, on “The Theory Lord and Master. Tl;c word of Jren-j lUTtAxp, Barbt Co.. Mfeh. Mb. Etnrva: We Invite tbe attention nt it. * to HCBIUXKB’H Moxtuit dfan-cdly rank, an-.ingj ***** tee r,t”on‘^U WOULD. *-r T*| Tb« pa|H-re Illustrative m Sreurry. which have apuL*J'Sta» page., au,nn; whirl. <k “The Wonder. «,( the and the -Grau-J (V.nnn have won M<fa-«ptead admSf'k' both rides of the Atln • ‘ Great ttouUt*' artiekv. wi& ।xL T"L;r-sriv;*'’r’- 1|1V' Lres“reX** book torn In tilth Grr« BdiS** America. For th' omlne veo/.?.** ><««<>« plan, ths.. majmdne wUl b. Vular^T^i tfij for it Iras brought light 'in the land, and There has been an epidemic of crime srithin the past woek, tbe prevailing characterirtie of each case briag bold-blooded ctuohy. The city was shocked by the ■Mrtdcr of a young jgiri by tbe Jew, Rubeustein, under pocnilarly revolting cir eamatanaw, whkh was followed by the alaugliier of Simmons by Fuchs.. This ease is the most horrible on record. Th.- ■ ‘ liberty to the enslaved. And how cm the Christian profcrairs throw this’ light ajything tlioy find themselves widely apart. The inflaiionirt* want one thing from thrir children ? Finally, they will ami the hard-money Democrats want an * I take iau' on their amtwers to religion i lose the whole word of God. I do not other, and both want to lake posocaafan of J and morality. I ray that it ahould bo think they have rightly conridcred what tlio Government by electing a Democratic c taught in our publio schools. Aswadaim they are doing. They are falling lock to President next year. The pt ogramme that 1 to be good people wo ahould use all our , will unite the two elamca by deceiving worship the unknowing Gods. They will nnd liocdwinking'bodi, and in thia way ’ endeavors to te^-h and direct tho ruing . Have to take the prioK's word for granted, fbrnuh sumo hope <;f political weecra, is * generation in the eoorao that would prove ar not take anything. The light will be a blessing ia this and the ftiture world. ' murdered mau was made drank, ao drank We have er.t our channels by which know)- jput out of the world, and it will be in a a* to be nncunsckius. Then hi* murderer edgu may be conveyed to every individual fit Mate of affaire tor deairaction, » in old driiberatriy ehoppod his head off, .nd cut­ of our mighty papulation. Il remain, for times. “As the twig u Ixmt, the tree is ting his body into smsll pieces, baked the For Preridcut. There were the usual number of failures ua, by means of these very channels, to inclined. " The doctrine wss, before the moat of it in a cook stove till it could not coming of oar Bind Saviour, very ranch RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. be distinguished from any other moat. He this week, aad some of them unusually instil into crety bosom an unspoken revugly. Sixty bouara well known io trade crence for the principles of right Having dwfigured, and in a great measure lost had got the body almost fioiahod when ho went under, some, large and some small. among the soul of men. wsa interrupted. The head and one leg The list showing all that all branches of gone tlnu far. we must go still farther, for Thus, have I ycdcavorcd to place io r remained, and by these the erime was dis­ -------------- ‘ One leather houro we must be aware that the tenure by JOHN F.-HARTRANFT, plain and'coaspicuuua light, sime of the which our liberties, are held can never be covered. The only motive for this horri­ The Baltimore Oazrtte, looking at the secure union moral keeps pace with intel- peculiar excellencies of tho Christian re­ dilemma and scrips'the difficulties and ble crime was the displacement of tho leetiul education. It is our imperative ligion. And from henre, many useful daugera of adupfifig any definite policy as murderer by the murdered man from a reflecti ius will naturally arise in tho doty, therefore, to cultivate the moral llie exjonentof Domocratic faith, suggest* situation worth 11.W per day. . . Fuchs, cliaraetcr of our people. The means by mjbd of every attentive render. Il i* tbe whether it would not bo best, on the tho murderer, is a low German, and as whieh this may be effected, wo have in rev.gion of Jaras that bath removed idola­ whole, to do nothing, and taka the bawds complete a brute as was ever suffered to *>f the purely poaire attitude. Wo quote “Honest money for all, and our own hands, We hare a book of tried try and superstition. and brought immor­ 7 Ac Gautte u.< folio wa ■, fret! schools for all. There live. JIo manifsrta no fading in the mat­ efficacy, a l>ook which contains the only tality to light, when concealed under tbe ter, and does not seem to realise that he ‘‘We begin to believe that the beat thing should be no inflation which It that Coogrewi [namely, the Ikmocrabi iu suocoaiful appeal that waa erer made Io veil of darkncas'almtet impenetrable. lias done anything especially wrong. Ou will depreciate the one nor sechas set the grvst truths of religion in a, Cungrva*] can do with die quroticn of tbe contrary, he was rather pleased when to procure in New York this year than terian interferance which will taken to jail to And himsdf the object of erer before. The increhant finds it better clear and conspicuous point of view, and finance ii to du nothing at all. A* it stonibi, tho Republican party of the last to have his gomla in his warelwux, than to destroy the other.” proposed new and powerful motives to in­ Congress is naponribic fur die Rrsumpso much notice. Cto*e on the heels nf bare them reatterud over the country in fluence our minds and to determine our tion Act. I<et ft have all the glory of ft; thia atrocity waa the more titan terrible tho hands of men who may pay or may conduct. Nothing ia enjoined io be be ­ the Holy Scriptures. That the truths of and ao far aa it is unpopular that party murder of an entire family on Lung Inland. not, as they think best. Bring roar money the Bible have tho power of awakening an lieved but what is worthy of God. Noth­ An old man named Skidmore, with three kitcase mural feeling in man, under every ing to be practiced but what is friendly to others, laborers, etc., lived in an out of the variety of character, learned or ignorant, man. All the doctrines of the goepeijarv way place near Deer-Park. Ono night Thsgalc of Wednesday waa one of the civilised or aavagtf; that they make bad rational and consistent; all its precepts are last week the haw was burned down, and severest ihat cror alarmed New York. Out Tho gospel in the morning the charred remains o! tho in the country a gale doesn't matter, but men good, and send a pulao of healthful truly wise, just and good. contains nothing grievous to an ingenuous ATCBisw, mm i suu 11 four were found in the rains. There can in a crowded city itia quite another thing, feeling through all the domsatic, civil and wxria! relations. Thu they teach men to mind. It debars us from nothing but be no reasonable doubt but that the in- The seven-story buildings, standing alone doing harm to ourselves or to our fellow mates were murdered, and tho house fired and towering in the air, the sign-boards to love the right and hate wrong, and to projecting over tho sidewalks, the immense creatures; and permits us to range any­ to hide the atrocity; and what adda hor­ oomires insecurely attached al! combine to of one common parent. That they con­ where but in ths paths of danger and de ror to the crime is a tolerably wcU-sup- make a gale a thing to be dreaded ; for it trol the baleful influences of the human atruction. It only require* tis to act uj> to ported conviction that the deed waa done ia noi’uice when walking home with your by very near relatives of the old man. He head down to the gale to hare a sign-board heart, and thus make man proficient in cxoellont commands, and to prefer to the the science uf self-government; and that vanishing plcwurw uf sin, the smiles of a tioq of the numerous blunders of Demo­ was a quarrelsome man, very fond of liti­ twenty feet.long come whistling down upthey teach him to aspire after coafonnity reconciled God and an eternal Weight »f cracy for years part. The currency ques­ gation, and was at feud with all his Mas. building seven stories high fall upon you. to a being of infinite holines, and fill him glusy. And i» this a rigorous exaction, a tion. is t|iv qnration upon which tho next Tho testimony taken nt the inquest pointe There is a» much sbaiuruy building done heavy burden to be endured ? How can presidential cicctMHi will turn. There ia towards these sons u the criminals. Hut in New York as in any oilier eily, and it with hopes infinitely mure purifying, more tin dodging it and n.i owu{« from the Morality uf taking some pmiriun in re­ the witnesses were the lowest of tho low— is not pleasant to try to sleep with tbe exalting, more suited to his nature, than thought? Surely, walla of your house swaying. In short, gard to it II will r-mfront the next Na- ■ so low indeed, that nothing they could a gale In this city is a terror, any way it known, are facts incontrovertible as the tiotial Democratjc, C>>uv«ntiun, and a doe! say would be taken in a court of justice. can bo taken. The wind moved at the laws of philoeopLy, or lire demonatratiocs iqlerwt of mankind, can ever lie an ene­ trine on the subject llemocrary mint What is the cause of thia Niagara of rate of sixty-rix miles an hour; and while [ have or go to the wall. If the Dciaocrate of mathematics. And who can forbid this my to ehrialianhy, if he truly undcrrtan<l« ' erima al thia time ? The hard timer can­ no casual ties are reported, there wot I in Ccngnsv, haring a large majority in Ilook from being read and taught in oar it, and acriuuaiy reflects on iu wise aad the Lower Hhum! and the whole Mwirit: many narrow escapes. A great miny not be charged with it, for in all theM buildings wore badly twist'd, and thou­ schools. And if, then, wc would see tho and uaefu) tendency. It ronductcth us trf cases the motives were not gain. Among sands of signs and ccraiaes blown off. foundations laid broad and deep, on which our journey's end by the pleasanter, and the H.ssre far rumored from want crime the fabric of the country's liberties shall most secure path, where the steps are not' followi crime in rapid succesaion, and every rest to the remotest generations; if we straightened, and where he that runnoih I case seems to be more horrible than its would see her carry forward the work of stumbleth not Let us who lire under predoeeaaar. Where is tho scientist who political reformation, and raise th* bright can give an explanation of the^ cause' and GEO. B. MATHER. ran xca fit to shine ; as it holds all the and morning star of freedom over a be­ God to mankind, oiunt all things but loss can suggest a cure? filth of tho $ily in solution, the nuisance nighted world, let us elevate the intellect­ for the excellency of the knowledge of amendatory of the Resumption Act—not it is may be imagined. But it ia a God ual and moral character of every clam of Christ Jesus our Lord, and not suffer our- by repealing any of its enmtial provisions, and by adding (.then calculated to incrvaM The Liberal Republican* of the city scad to such of the poor n really want our citixcns, and especially let ua imbae aelvm by the alight atrils of unbelievers, their efficiency and mcuiv a greater.cer­ Gillman Bros Oyster Ocean, work, for thousands of them are certain KUMoratAX noTKL, continue to meet every few dap, and re­ of a job for a day at least, which will gire them thoroughly with the principles of tho to bo moved away fh>m tho hope of the tainty of resumption at. the deaignated 1 solve that they will continue to labor for dicta bread for a week. So even a nui­ gospel nf Jeras Cliritt. I claim that is a gospel. Let u demonvtratc that wu lie time. Such a bill passed by the Senate the purification of the Government, and sance to the general publie may be a sweet duty of the people everywhere in the land. ueve the superior excellency of the Cbri»-1| but going to the House of Representa­ tian Dispensation, by omforming to its tive. wvuM make it necruary for tlrt: lat­ lET restoration of integrity in officials. I™- ■. .1— r_ My reason* are that true religion is tbe precept*. Lei us show that wc are Uiri»- ter to accept or reject it. Tho Senate Republican State Convention. From the length of their resolutions, and lians in deed and in truth; not liy endless should put the Ilnuw to thia very test, and The different charitable organixatioM perfectinn of human nature, and the disputes about trifles, and the transports mike -ik-eioeraey in Congrra» show its the loudness of their bellow, those who foundation of uniform, exalted pleasure, did not know might suppose that there waa of the city have their bands full just now. of .blind xral; but by abounding in thoso St. John's Guild, the bcWUand moat prac­ of public order and private happiaesa. fruit* of riabteousTKas which are throuali actually such a party as the “Liberal Re­ tical of all of them, bars 20,000 souls, or Christianity is the most excellent and the Christ, to the praise and glory nf God; publican," and might suppose that it bad , rather bodies depending upon them for moat useful institution ; having the promFrom what ha* been said we may efrariy vitality. Don’t let it alarm r When 1I support. It is a right to see tbe iframg at perceive how groundless all those pn-ju• , | thear buildings every day drawing their dices are, which some conecivi- spxinrt re-1 Gen. John Cochrane walks down tho ligion, as if It waa a peevish, me*' street, it is customary to observe "there। |j rations. Toe halt, the blind, the lame, the rick and the well, they are al! repre • son. It is also tho language of acriptpre. scheme, burdensome to human nature, and Indies dread warning to the Ixpisla. ByjCM pgrtyj- <;r., I sented. All who are known to be do>crvdoaen others are all11I ing get, each week, enough of plain food “The ways of wisdom are ways of plcaa- inconsistent with the tnic ctijuymetr. of ture last week in his apcceh on the Baraantarn, and all her paths are peace." Ami life. Such sentiment.- arc too apt to prevail wcll Blackville queatinn, and it is the to support life, and such clothing as can our Blessed Saviour assurni us that his pre­ in tbe heat of youth, when the spirits arc truth. The people an: becoming thor­ old Horace Grady, and they would not be |lie procured. Il is a noble charily and is brisk and lively, and the passion, warm cepts are easy and the burden of his reli­ and impetuous. But it is wholly a mis oughly an urtd on this subject, and are • doing a world of good. drlrrminnl to werred ritkrr ly fair or. Left if they were of sufficient importance gion light. Nor does the gospel enjoin take, and a mistake of the moatdangrrou* I Am/inrrtas. The next campaign will be to giro an office, or any position of honor, any duty but what is fit and 'reasonable, i tendency. The truth is, tlusrv is no pitas- short, sharp and decisive. Every white in the Republican party to. They meet uro like that of a g-jxl ccuwience ; no real man will be expected to cast his vote. It calls upon all its profcaaon to practice and resolve, and bellow, and have their । ing Iraincsl everr night, under the leader­ reverence, wnbouriun and gratitude to Jeace but what results fruta a sense of the Thon, who stead brek and take, no tort divine favor. Thia ennoble* the mind ted in the cr.nteit will be branded aa traitor* ship of General Dodge, to lead the stag­ God; justice, truth and benevolence to can alone support it under all the varktu and n.watds. Thu Stabs mart be carried ing that they are rtill alive.------ and in the ing under the charge of Sankey. Il will ux'jg and to maintain tho government of and unequal acenai of the present state of by tho Democracy. If th- Radicals o*n market. They are trying to create tho be magnificent to bear ibis immense cho­ trial. This lavs a cure f.atndation of an not 1-e jerotuded to give up the fight by res giving tho popular tnuaic of tho sing­ impression that they are strong enough to ing Evangelist. This feature alone will to object against thia. From the least to carp, comfortable life ; of a serene, peace­ fair means wc must contribute money to be worth buying and are horribly disap­ keep the rot building filled to its utmost ful dcathpaud of eternal jiy and hapfii. the succea of the campaign, and if need )< the greatest of the commandments of our resort tn another and more terrible appeal. pointed that neither of tbs dominant ]ur- capacity. The meetings will comruenev dear Redeemer, there is not one which im­ to all oar moat valued interests; spniils tin­ The Democrats must carry the next elec­ partial reason can find fault with. His native beauty, and subverts the order of tion at every hazard. *> • The impudanoo of the ex-Confederatcs noticeable; fact that after the 6 rely fiaico the soul, rendeni ua the scorn of man. tho law ia perfect. His precepts are true and en the floor of Congress has brought to I the liberals still continued to believe that and righteous altogether; not evrn those |I rejected of God, and trillion! timely relight some scrap* of history width mi$rt the Government needed purifying, but that Political Notes. 1 pcntance, will rob us of a happy eternity. Parson Brownlow says that Ben Hill s excepted which require us to lovo our en-1I Religion is the health, the liberty, and otherwise have slept in the grave of obliv^ ft would have to be done through the old speech rentals him of the story of a Sin is the ion. Beu HOI has charged the Federal parties. It is equally noticeable that each "The cruel, vindictive spewh of ex. rtaic*; to deny ouredvc*, and to lake up the happiness of the soul. Chinaman, uno, being caught stealing a authorities with practicing daliburate ora- individual Liberal, quite as firmly believed Speaker Blaino" is the comment of the our crass and follow him. To forgive an diaeme, the servitude find destraction ofit. - rope and kicked all around tho square by that the party that could beat rescue the Would any man object to anch a injury is more generous and manly than alty on thora who ware raftered by the Memphis Apptol the indignant owner, turned around to revenge it; to control a licentious ap­ character being represented as our Lord Union fortes during the war. He has and Master. He baa overcome the adrer- blandly with the stolen property in hand Toombs indenes Hill's speech, and petite, than to indulge it, to suffer pover­ aary, and In* given mi a chance of ever­ and cxolainwd, “you no liken lend ’urn." applauds tho man and his ntteranecs. ty, reproach, and even death itself, in the lasting life if wo follow him. Ho hi« set Had the Nwrth rapprecd, be continues, He sap it eame at the right time, ia the sacred cause of truth and integrity, i* ua an example, and if all men would fol­ right place, and in tho right spirit much wiser and better than by base com low it there would bo no use for prison*, and many millions of children would tot ing the Uni^u fur love of it, and carrying Il is reported that there is now no plianecs, to make shipwreck of faith and a be crying for bread. AU would bo »aj>truth. Th# thousand living witncroca of off the Constitution to rave and protect doubt whatever but that General Benja­ good conscience. Thus, in a storm ata's, plied. The saloons would not be iu blast, Wagons and Buggies the borrow oi Andersonville and Libby it, they might have “likee to lend urn" min Harrison will receive and accept the or a conflagration on tbs land, a man with poisoning men, their wires and children. Yet prison need m evidence to refute the state­ and pursued a different eoursc. Republican nomination for Governor of pkasure abindons his lumber to secure his there are some that call themselves Chris­ ments of Mr. Hill. Tho proof of cruelties jewels. Piety and virtue are the wisest tians that will go against tho best intercuts practiced ia too deeply engraven upon tbsir cf the rising generation. There i* no Book The mars Governor Hayas ’ is reflected and most reasonable things in the world, on record that has made as much elevation hearts to be erased by the declamation of in the human family as has the Revelation ex-Confiderate orators who havs accident­ upon and investigated, ths stronger he of Jesus. Yours, si and absurd. I don't see why this Book will appear far the Presidential Mtninalion, ally gain'd a foothold in tho Forty-fourth Jacob SlilVELT. and hxi will bo ten times stronger as a can­ is not the leading Book in cur schools. It 0-P-, It may, however, be more satdidate for election than as a candidate for is as a lamp in a dark place. Whetcry to Mr. lull and hw friends to have K ItbM nothing el« uS* Tbe Oanadlan /tnu!rated K. RtdltAat.-W'hav. Atn'riran novsl.’’ w The Loulanllr Cbur^r Jou—, it Among other notable i«|Kn w.m. Ion the foliowine: --A HEmwn FABfiEIVS VACA HON. "SB »?50 WOKLlKf Aid Lalies & Gsit’i Ratairut JOHN STANLEY! NOTICE! proof that would be acceptable to tho Southern Hirtoriral Sodety. For thia purpose we present the following letter from Robert Child, the Confaderat. Com- ous Union, and not on the basis of a mar­ tyred South. HiO, who was a leader in tbs Confed eratc Congress, has now become a leader in the Dcmoeratio House. He has, atm ply changed his-base of operations, not Senate must fro opened to Jeff. Davis. McKra tho former editor of tho Missou­ ri Democrai, has been convicted of complic­ ity in the SL Louis whisky frauds. _________ abfarad it is fortunate that in thia rase ran b> applied praywiy rad wfthout th ten“ vir Tho New York Trilmw asp that “ths Democrats aailod under the flag of reform­ ers and independents untd they had wen th*power, and now toss the banner of re- Th. month' Tariff biff is dweuswd the less probability thera Is that it will pan. tho House without nubrtantial amcndmrat. Morrwon himself is confided that it will be reported by the Wap and Means Cummittoo and will reach the Sen­ ate, but his opinion ia not shared by all other Democrits and not by ■otae of his The All-wise author of our being hath so farmed our natures, and placed us in such relations that there is nothing vicious but what ia injurious, nothing virtuous but what is advantageous to our present interest, both with resp'et to body and mind. Meekness and humility, patience and universal charity and grace, gives joy unknown to transgreaaors. Tbe divine virtues of truth and equity are tho only bonds of friendship, the only rapports of sorirty. Temperance and sobriety are the best prerogatives of health and strength; but sin and debauchery impair the body, consume ths substance, roduse to poverty, and forms tbe direel path to an immature and untimely death. Now this is the chief excellency of all law, and what will always render thri^burden pleasant and delightful, is that they enjoin nothing un­ becoming or injurious. Berides, to render our duty easy we hare the example u well aa the rommanda of tho blessed Jens, ths meat should bo taught in scboola is, that there are some children that hare not the 1-roefit of the Bible. They are ignorant of the pritKapha of the right way. It can easily be accounted for that the Bible has been taken out of tbe eebook There .resume thsldo not believe tho Bible. A monthly taagaxioc, price fl I per an­ num, single numbers fiU centa. This is iasuad on the 20th of each month, itia printed on tho finest tinted paper, in tho Lighoit style of art, and contains all the latest and boat Dance Music, Salon I’ieroa, etc., «te.. by such authors as G. I). WUson, C. Kinkel, H. M.ylsth, Wm. Mor­ gan, Carl Wagner, Hecht, Vilbrn, Non*!, Allard, Paehcr, and other popular authors. ver yetsHsaaptot ia ji .* W far bound raL NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Peters’ Parlor Music, Not 1, 2, and 3. price 11.50, contain tnuaic, as mentioned above, whereas the rarae mode, tn abwt form, printed from the some plates, on inforior paper, will coat at leut IS, or twice as teach as a yearn rab'crijxion to this valuabln anapriM. Oysters received daily tree delivery and on time. . . • - no aquve rooa th' brat and fxllwt work oil_________ _ Straggle, and Ad venture everyet paWwhed. Everybody wants it, and al) wha read it arc delighted It cannot be had from the book-storra, but is sold only oy agents. Active, thorough going canvssoara—male and female—.are wanted in every township. Addrera, stating past raeeuss, and firet and second choice of territory, st th' office nearest you; J. C. McCurdy A Co., Phil, adclphia. Pa., Cincionali. O., Chicago, III., or 8l Loma, Mo. , Canne$i Fruits and Fisa. NEW SONGS AUTHOR READ THIS “d u Mppy .pin, 1 Grat btrta ii pfa' SALISBURY k BBOSSEAU, ONLY 45FoDOLLARS! r What? , Th® Nww ImproTod Back Few* FLORESCE SETOS UCHDd �Th* Ripfisuriut llsstrae.. Fga’r. 7. Eavrjt ar vwa B*»ca»• FrwresH a* leaf dday of (ln.ml.ler ., aMwtr, WMoeeaatoaeibytlrmapeat la thei i '•“‘lag up uf /an, a».| rrnr^i u ska* thati i , , •twl of giving uU< light Of av /•«* er■ Ar*w. b*g*«« tn atriklag amt guUcwlallag., from th. ,u rUrM^yf,, and 1 fighta Sk* «M b*atlffgtbe air. New Cw Orwaibter-* iadlvhhnl benefit i« ls.4 cveningrto Ibten to th* rioqueot lec­ ture of Ex Vie. President Hchuylos Colfax on the Life, Character rod Public Serviom of Abraham Lincoln. It wm a maateriy effort, replete with iUuMration* and anacdot*, and hrid tha audience in rapt attanticn to iu vay close. Mr. Colfax ba very rapid rprober and eoodeneM a great deal into the cotupaa* cf a single lecture, but th* subject of thb heture i* wril nigh <xhamtlem, whOa tbe man stands oat in bold relief in the foreground cf oar recent history, and b destined, a* tbe year* gn by to assume more aad more a fulnow ef outline which will dbtiugubh him aa-the ape superior representative of the moat momeutu* period of thb nation, and of the worlds progreM, in freedom aad human equality. Tlicrioqucnt speaker wm greeted with applause as the salient pointe •Thb masterly effort fell on their ear* by the people in attendance of every shade of opinion, and each seemed to via with the other tn doing most in honor of the man whose name b a* familiar as pct household phrasot in every home in the land. finally derided to disarm all raaaMtahie complaint by giving the one hundred days warning. It wm ecoffied at aad deridsd in the South, and bitterly dm.™need by certain jiartisaM in the North. But it wm followed, on the fir* day of Janu­ ary. by the final Emanc. patios Proriamalioo, aad thw Lincoln became the groat liberator, rad fulfilled the vow ha had made to God, in tha privacy of Maeiroat, month* before. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. la 1HG8, a* the candidate cf the Republiven party of Illiaow fur election to the . Senate of the United Sutea. against Su­ phen A- Douglas, he began striking the heavy blows in behalf of the Anti-Slavery cause. which were djMincd al learth hi that join: canvas* tai the atsnip with Mr. Douglas, anti at the very beginning, he showed the maturity of hb ronvictioa and uf his purpose by placing himeelf far Iwyoud the sentiment uf hi* sar porter* aa yet pro­ claimed in public utterance, by tbe calm but Will Hams, says he can sei! them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double order of Notwhhaiandiug hr acted tlowly and «antMM)y, tad tbe epentinc* of lib mind were aofmraKar re to bt Utile underetood and bring upon him complaiaiu^ , criticbmi from an impatient public, but to timae fanihar with him, and amneiated with him, hb eharecter in that rmpect waa like an op«o bojk II had been the peculiar habit of Mr. Linoela, ail hb life long, ia hb practice of la* a* in deciding publb quaatiotsa, to patbutly and thor- CROCKERY too, but,Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out. GROCERIES We hove a double Stock aa any one coming in the Store can see and they will he sola cheap for cash or ready pay: ' George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our S1YTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, Pbin says don’t tell any body thov uoll <OUNDGOo15s bfo?itiMohar" PURE work to md them. bb Opponent*, if possible, morr carefully aMd Critically than hb own. It waa not infrequent with him to pul the ease of hb adrareariea arm atroagar than they could do it, and then eoorider the aaawers. Bomarim**, ia thia way, even hb friend* were'pul to doubt m to hb rea i Mr. Colfaxspok* at fir*t of tho fact that purpose, and he frequently surprised ’ in all great evolution* or revolutions among Isrth adrenarim aad friend* by hb final ' Nation*, some atroeg and imposing person- decision. Bat, aa he one* informed the ’ ality of the time b impreroed upon each I and stand* in history and the miod* of men u iu reprreentetive. As tho Great Emancipator ufAmerica, Abraham Lincoln er than be had expected. so stand* related to our own country and When a delegation of Chicago minis­ times. He wa* a cun born for the great ter* vuited him in 18C2 to urge the bsu1 work which he bat just lived to aceom- anee of aa naan ci potion prodamatioo, [ Ibhed and when it was done he stepped Lincoln argued the question with them from the acene of earthly action, at the very eloaeiy. He asked : If I cannot en the very acme of triumph. He wm tho aon of indigent and uneducated parent*,barn in a fioorlmaKantncky eabin; belonging totbc clas* whichJio used facetiously to aay,wrre called •‘sernba'' because they owned no slaves. There in hb very infancy, and witnroaing the practical,working of the in -atitution of slavery, he imbibed that oon- TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. The people of Barry County to under—. -_ ?. . ■ • _ • Order, they nnrt alias* I... have sent tis 40 dozen S10.000 GIVEN AWAY We will aead the REPUBLICAN BANNER usual price *1.50 and tbe LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER’ JOURNAL usual price |X00, pcetago prepaid on both paper*, fur tree ymr, for CALIFORNIA The WEEKLYCOURIER-JOURNAL b th* met NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. It wiD, on Dremnber 31et, 1875, distribute impartially 110.000 aad every^auUeriptsuc ml U>rough will be entitled to a regbtend and m bered receipt for ihb dbtribation, Send u» *3.00 and get both pepen Hopkins & Barnes | Have on exibition one of the largest Sto^k°fFancy Goods ever brought to this City ivhich we offer to the public cheap for Cash. IJe have, also, a full arul complete Slock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary* Perfumeries. Toilet Sets, tf-o., <fc. Give us a call. eaaac him to yield. There he war im­ pregnable—ytl in rympathie* was trader 1 aud aoft hearted a* woman. Stending o;r>n the impregnable roek of right Lo wm firm and independent : full of lor* fur humanity, he war kind and furgiring. Tlwn- u no |*rallel in ancient or modern biatory of to merciful a ruler, or one who put down to bloody a rebellion with *o । Beywteg. pWHlhslaajis, lU SSUy reUs,~ liule punbhmcnL In tbe worda of Whittea bro** ro* rrewted. led *u wm **1^*4 Ual lb* sehuMl s«i«ltud tbaaMlvre gion*. Th* fevorile route to Dearer and all point* ia Northern Colorado. Th* bat tout* to Southern Colorado, Nev Mexico, aad ArinouaTh* only direct route to the famous Ran Juan giinc* Th* track and equipment b uoaioaUJ, train* ran through from tbe M>«cpn riv­ er to the Rocky Moualria*. m*k<ag oonnection* ia Union depot* and avoiding d*. lava and tranafi-n Vr.a fntl I cirealan, m*[a, time tables, eta., addre* Il* race equal to srory emergency, ris­ T. J. Axnnaox, ing yror after year to the bight of every Bleeding from Lunge, Catsrah Bron­ G«n l Pam, Agent, Topeka. Kansas occasion, atreogthened a* tha root* of a chitis, Consumption. A Wonder- XiMyl tree are by every storm. Hb cinservstir* tempcrimrat made him alow to act, and he was criticbed by one party m meth for being too alow m by the other itaby fosdro. IK* dread IsMAs !>■ v| for being too fe«t Time wm Lincoln's > * tea Mxkifu Cn:r* KaUlrosJ. real* prime minbter, and George Willbm Curt sionrr acsks. *rwu«b lb ba* aptly *baracterisrd him by aaying 60 ARE IMPROVED that he *o aoraratoly gauged the I public aeatinseat that when h* moved the i ,loyal heart* of lb* Nation kept step. If patriotic «oli>tm*ut had ebbed, there would har* probably bcro daagrrou* dbin that canram of 1858 "gainst the moat content, and possibly a fatal uprising. Particularly during th* early part of •ccotnjJirhod and eloquent politician of the opnoaiog party strongly ilustrate* what war he waa preriatently bee* by officewa* a leading charactcriauc of Abraham aockcre, and likened hb position to a Linndin—4ib implicit confidence in the nun who waa too bo«y letting room* in power of truth; bw belief that wrighl must one put of hb bouse to put out a fire in eventually make might, hb treating faith | in the rare progress aad final triumph of | attacked vitb small |ux, b« laughingly the right. He thus became the propbat | told Um attendant* to admit all the . of the new diapenutioo, of unirerad freeaa he now had aomKhiug dum. justice to all, equality before th* I which he cvuld give them all. Them I gl.»a>ioM wrrow, and hb anxbriro aad auffcrinp were intense. At i«m time th* lecturer a*w him on* morning ia th* White Hou** after th* roewpuon of dba» irons new*, and waa "truck with hb •adore* and priewem of countenance. went bcnoc, a little more than four ycare To an inquiry a* t.i tbe cauar. Lincoln later, the storm had pawed and a gloriou* replied that ho had not cloeed an ey* ]*ace waa aaauretL And during that that night, or breakfasted. and that h* atnr.rg’.c tbe eeutrai figure in all it* eirm would chanra plaor. with any soldier and rarpoveibilitlca and alm-art superbu- that alept on the ground in the Army of man cxcrtioai and inooaautl labors, vat The lecturer illiutrated Lincoln's poraAbraham lanculn—hb hand upon th* helm, vatehful. atudicus, patient, coder liar faculty uf aaawering argumouc* or lag, anxioss, but always hopeful aad putting aside importunity or annoyance ever fits. No man not a daily witueaa hy a number of hb well known stories; of and a participator in tbe acene* at the and hb ten-lcmeM uf heart that made National Capital daring that trying period him unfit, in the words of Secretary Batea, b able appreciate or aearcely to oom- to cxerei** the pardoning power, giving • rehend the ineomant and coaatautly many touching inatanee* of hb kindnos" perplexing pravure brought upon the eran in exam that could Mt ba justified i’rtmdeal. All remember h*v severely by policy. He was utterly free from personal he wm criticmod aad urged and avoided, and bow vchcmocUy were the complaint* aminoaity or political prejudice, making it made that be *** too "low, Bui now, in a practice never to read diatribe* or th. light of the whole ezpcrirM* »»d the attack* upon kirq atray kiwd, Mying that rewolL all eooeede his remarkable powers if he aua»*d*J they would ,b* forj ofmeeeariag to a nicely the strength gotten, and if be faibd he would go and progreas of public opinion, to know down with hb cowntry. In hb inaugural after hb aeoond election, he said that he could not exult in the defeat of those win differed from Mm politically. In conelurion, the leotqrer all<»id tq ard the ehantw^of woakning it by an Unrolna religioM views, and arid that altliosgh he was not a jrafomed member inopportune ' or mbtakau movuMuL of any chert*, bebml an abidiag frith in Hb first duty, aa he beUcrvd and eon runtly amertcj, waa to met th* Uuite, Ood aad in the Bible, particularly d«r' inphb latter life. The wretch who and ia doing that to work aa liule da­ atruetiGS to it* members a* posribia. He, killed Mm marderod th* beet frieod at The propped eunetitullouai amend­ ment limiting tbe term of tho Presiden­ tial office to four ycare, together with the acrenl modificatibn* of thb amendment th it were ragxestod‘after having been de bated for two day* in the Hanse, wm de­ feated. Tho whole subject mailer cun, however, be brought before the Honsc u:on the motion to reconvider, which wa* filed. The attetnj* wa* m«de to recom­ mit thb rabjeet to 'the Judiciary Com­ mittee, bat the motion foiled ua a tie vote. Speaker Kerr giving bb first eaating vote against the recntmuitlal. Tbe vote cnbsequretly npon the rix year*' ralmtitute failed, and the entire subject was defeated, more to tbe surprise of tbe cncmiu* than the friend* ofth. measure. "Thb fact deubllcM show* Low little nil faith the Democrats themnlro* have inI the third term bobgvblitr The entire. aabeme rflhe eomtituiioss*! amadnmentt originated with the DcroocrwW, who viah-. ■d to make eap-ital of ihb Miioo. It bi aiguifinnt that the more moot waa defeat-cd by Democrat*. Winona and St. Peter Um I* Ibeonly route for Wxjtoxa. lUx^rroTcn.OwAToxxA, Mawexto, Bl Pma 1UI Pc1n‘« ,u ^utbern and Central Mlnneoota. 1U Green Bay and Marquett* Lina Hopkins & Barnes. Freeport and Dubuque Lin* la tbeonly route for Etaix, ItocxronD, Fyrronr. and all polnU via Freeport. FARM FOK SALE ! Chicago and Milwaukee Um la tbe old Imke Shore Route, and to the only <*e peaalnr th ranch EvanTtW, It"-. MH DM A FlrthQlM* Farm, Pullman Palace Cere ar*! ran on all through iralna of thia road. Thta 11 the ONLY LINE running tbeaw can between Chicago and HL STEBBINS BRO’S. 109 Cord* of Wood! SPECIAL NOTICES. Where you wul Cad all kinds of Driven to Death. FURNITURE! Of erer? Description which we can cell Cheaper than any boo* i In Bar-’ IL Becan** w* make tho uvwt of our ounelrm 8d. Because we keep th* be* of work- We mil none of thia ebeajMuade Fur­ niture that la made by machinery. The good* wv make I* made by hand, and wanuted. We Invlt* all peroon* to call and iMpwt <>ur good*, for they all bear Intpeutinn. * No trouble at *11 500 CORDS WOOD. Bastes Otto*, No. BBtate Street; Omaha «»•« • |8M»Mtedsco Office, lit Montgomery Btroel; Chicago Ttefcet Office; aCkaxfc BomL under FbennahHoui; corner Canal and Madison HtrnM; KlMte street Depot, corner W. Kenrlc and CMal C. F DWIG1 es buy yoar draw good* _*n Forrateecr Information notattelMb e ftom your home Uoket agenta. afv Hotaaaa, i and cvrrytblug In tbs Furniture Hue. We Invite all peraon* to mil end look IT WILL CONTENT YOU. Hearth and ' Home ____ AKl- ‘•THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC i hb raying that H was tbe duty of tbe , &rthfOl and akillful aurgeoo to mvu both . life and limb if pmribl*, but to aever the „ • -• A.AAAAA. VV WZWWl CoLomaxxT, Utah. Nwvbba. CturuMMtA. ouxoox, Unix*, Jaraw am> Acautaua it^ Chicago, Madison and SI. Pad Um ia tbe short line for Nomthim WteCJSanv and Misnrmcrra. and for Mam■ox-Ht. Pace, MiNxzxroua' inxvrw and all points |0 the Great Northwrot. Hastings, Dec W. 1874. i west lo Washington, the earth trembled■ under hb feet, with the heavy advancing of that tremoadou* uprising of a malig­. nant power aimed at the overthrow ofr ■Aa. pillars of thb Republic—when ho City «T Gn»l Kaput*. Wilt, by reqaaai. »»va • Lereure la Vetao 11*11. as Tuesday Freeteg. February 15. al 7:10 a'ckek. Matyae** That Sard Alteailaia. Eo-.I<rao*e under one mnnasroment th* (treat Trank Hallway LlSre of t“ WKHT and NORTH-WEST, aad. with I t* uumerotu branches and oonneetjona, lh^or,*rt and1 '|0,ck"‘ wota between Cntcaoo and all point* in Ilxjmois, Wiacnxsui, loxrnxxv Mtcmoan, Murmon. Jowa. 5 Caurontn* an<i the Wmrr- J. Cole <fc Son �Uh Geo. Meditor and .■BllffigSBg-JtesTraag forget her when they wctj apart; and so summer pawed and autumn approached, and tho erty folks were going borne, and tbs district school was to ba opened, end durin Brim’s husband, a hsnUriren WditHriaM*, ciai down to spends week before bo took his family home, aad all thia delightful rime waa at an end. Marcus was to bo examined fur hie po­ sition as teacher of the school—a mere form with his fine education. The doctor, as a learned gentleman, waa ano of a committee to examine tho earning school ma'am for the girls' depart­ ment. May heard a good deal of the school, especially as former Parsons was oaodher cf the committee, nd abs fell en interest in it, loo, as Marcus was to teach. It ■ Nerth fast <urtae(K> of a VI tarao a ■ 5 arto ot ransv ■ sy-,ri,e.w. bright, ardent young foce, strangely in contrast with the cool, forma), unmoved countenance, with ita handsome features and practiced scute that had just passed from before her virion. ItWasthelMW of Aforcus Moreland, and before she wm awkre of his intention he had r«sed his am around her waist and 1reased her. “If I new Bay again I must now," said he. “I have never dared to tell you while I thought you *> rich, but 1 have lored you since the first day wo met We are both poor. Let mo fight the battle of life for you. I can do it—I will do it God always prosjera loro like mine." Tho twilight shadows wore creeping over the scene. The distant mountains were losing the faint rose tips that they had worn. A soft, sweet brettc .wept up from the meadows, full of the fragrance cf grass and clover. ' Did these th inp •Ahlfl.aigga, HIJFMHL 1M Lawson’s Curative /ffiSKl&TS css •sever, te toe Kai »*•< Mtor. . Aft. Dytf CENTRA HASTING L. E. STAU ■J-.K THE HEIRESS' LOVER. "We're going to take Mims city boardere.'MM Fanner Parsons, aa he put his I raekagcH of sugar and tea into the big Luket he had brought to the store iu his wnpin. "Wife and I will bo down to influence with poor May," fetch 'em to-morrow. There ia a lady and May, meanwhile, had been in her favor­ some children, and a young lady, a great ite grove, and there bad Marcus Moreland hcircM. She ia in mourning for the' un­ betoken himself to ssy good bye. I’opr cle flat left the property; so she can't go boy, be had had some bitter hours of late. to a>lirely place. Quito a young gal, and Tho truth of May's Jove wm the one thing vert pretty. Two pounds of raisins. Mr. worth having upon earth, and dawned Joata. and some currants; reckon a upon him, and with it tho knowledge that pousd'U do.". he had no right to offer himself to an News is news in the country. The heiress. How he hated her money. It farmer's audier.ee listened intently. The stood between them like an awful spell. doctor—young Dr. Purl—who had stepped If she had been the poorest girl living be in for letters—-the store wm also the post—.11 -11 *L_.__ • ■. v offiet—took note of every word, and Mar­ cus Moreland, who came to post a letter, also remembered what ths old man had giri.* he raid to himself. “An heiress gets lite reputstiom of being pretty; probably she a> not half so nice looking as Farmer Parsoua' own daughters." "An lieirow. Well, I shall go over to »co Parsons pretty soon. No place like the country fur a courtship, and a follow who -marries an heiress needn't wail year in and rear out to build up his practice. I wonder how much she is really worth ? A great heirem. 1 hat oughtn't to mean leva than a hundred thousand dollars. I private. 'hJ May but known it the night before; and no girl could have failed to understand bis porting words “To-morrow before you leave I mast see you. You will grant me a private in­ Tbe city boarders came next day. The terview, will you not ? I have something loungers at tho store saw them get into of intense importance to myself at least, the wagon— a fat young matron and three to My to you. You will let me see you in little girla, a nurse, a baby, and a youog the gardeu?—I—" a falter, a look, a lady dreaacd in mourning. The store­ snatch at her hand, tbe touch of his lipa keeper s wife noticed the elegant cut of trpoatL tho overskirt which the latter wore, and Then the curtain should have dropped, mure than une aaw the diamond ring Hash ho rode away in his gig and aaid to him­ on her finger, but it waa just dsrk and tho self: beauty was not a settled point for no one 1 always was a lucky fellow—to think could ree her face. that providence ahould have sent aa heir­ ess to sueh a plate m thia, a preUy one. She stood still, making Jfarcus no an­ swer, but she did repulse him. "Tell me that you like mo a little," pleaded the boy. “I do like you Jfarciu," said .Way, but don't say any more just now ; I can t tell you why, but this is nut the lime. I—I just say good-bye, now, Marcus. I must go away to-morrow, but I will write to CHARGES SAI "Remember, my love is life or death to Be," aaid Jfarcut, and timy (arted. One day when May felt that ahe had nothing but scorn fur her fortune-hunting u. »> doctor, she did write to .Varcus .Von-land, day af t akraavy iul al a a'aluak la tea laraaa. a end what she said may lie inferred from the fact that they are to be married when pr-KU talareatod to MtowLalr. aia r»?alra1 to the next spring comes, and that the peo­ ple at tho store, and doubtless the doctor ssasii.utacaar.*' Aad U ia rartSv»4ared.ma< asMMiu«ear aiva ‘ BARTNI MICHIGAN CENTRAL ^RAILROAD. llaauasa Barcsucu ■•■sat.a aamMtav trialel ao-l vlrretolte In laid lauly «T Barty lav laar iftflam Jactai 4 Saitar RAILROAD. ■T Haauass. oa Moedar tes »ik dsr si Jssssrr a Ihs r—r om to.sMad siskl basdrsd sad ■fatisss. • LANDS CHEAP rvadlaqaad Ulas toa axlitea 4.1, v.rti.d, HLES5£S£iTJ8£S.,tSST.'. «ar U ntlios. si •iMsiteasll/ lavarMa site • m te nilti.vltefr ovvv onE milmuk acres ? • .. 4. Erbas." is adwlllod to Pvelats. Tsrrvut»u u U ords«»l. That Maa Ur its :iit Ur «r r.bniarT eaal al Is'aM la Its f.rvs.oi. BvMbm. P-M.y. ,a KSSMM!, ESUM. IT aar (Sara to. abv (te int* >»r to.ald wi M noated .­ i> ranhre ••a.rvd; tou mM MUUa. • to to. »a>MM Isunat*! ta Mid aau H i it it MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH. * ‘Im lii TM j ■a W ------ U X> » K U J* 1 a ’t r Im Im ___ ’ V s: : (ha llaMlaja Bareaue.s !!>■>■< vrintel aad vlreulalad la Mid 0M DOMESTIC ’St"’- MACHINES. - siisls. sad for >aat toerear. to tent, as she aloud knre-devp in tho water of a pond,chewing the cud, bail elevated her nostrils, and turning her alow, brown eyes in the direction of the pedestrians, uttered a long moo-o-o. ^•-OhT screamed the young lady, faint­ ly, -'can't you run faster, Tommy ? I think she's coming after us.” "I begyour pardon, ma'am, but mooly won't south y ou. She wouldn’t hurt any­ one. She is perfectly harmless." “I'm quite ashamed of myself, but I'm May's face fl tubed erinuoo. gfiigHStt “Do you really think nobody could love me for myself tho asked, u> a sudden fit of indignation. Thea ci'tnmcn senw came lu her aid. She sal quiet for a while, and then drew near her eoosin and whispered something in her car. It waa a long whisper. “It will prove him," she said ale ad ; $3 Paper “and yon will help me ?" Cousin Helen promised, and May re »4 «• too UU dar *t JMasrv. m »M eireo all (te Hsbt. Uli. i I teasel LjHni. had «• tte said -r.A.EtCt. la s»l lo tos iwissta-ai’tf.-tt! ■trited M Mlon. le-Vil 1 Tbs THS CHICAGO LSDGSR. A for i-SreEte crrn. ktoiskx. i ifiSUXT** $1.50. ?irar sr’Siir- $Js$20r. plea children with you it's such a respon­ sibility. Tom, don't touch the gentle­ man's Sowers. I'm ashamed of you," said the young lady. For city Tom, with a general idea that Old Fanner Parsons walked over, also the country belonged to everybody, waa Farmer Brown. The doctor was there, helping hirnedf to neon < and tbe lawyer, Mr. Triphammer. Mias Of course after that Marcus pluckrfs , Cynthia Alderny waa seen walking toward flowers for Tom and a bequet for the young lady, and as she walked bewitchingly up the rood, with the flowers against her Moreland took his way io, aad jut as all pretty chia, decided that tho heiress cer­ asttlod into tjirir seats, a little figure in tainly wm the loveliest thing his eyes bad buff linen, with a blue ribboned hat on ita ever rerted upon. head, slipped into one of the doors and That afternoon Doctor Purl rode over stood among them. to Mrs. Partons' made a cal), and waa in­ •‘Mias Dimple," aaid the Doster ad­ troduced ; decided that the heiress was a vancing with a gallant air. ‘-Yes, sir," said May, quietly. ‘•I un­ beauty, ronveroed with bar in a manner ealcuhund to prove that he at least was no derstand you examine candidates to-day. country bumpkin, made a point of looking I am fond of teaching, aad when one moat at his beautiful watch before be left, and do something, one seises every chance, you had tlscjatisfaetion of feeling that he had know. May I be examined ?" made an impression. “I suppose you an jesting, Miao Dim­ May Dimple wm very inexperienced, ple?" said the doctor. and very willing to think'the beet of eve­ rybody. At eighteen she was mistress cf a fine fortune, and, being an orphan, her own miatrom. altogether. Her heart was m» IARJ1I OIVISIOH. YOUNG MEN. Tie Reliable Short Lise HSW’ lull ItRIII All SETMIT PHTSicu: 1 he must extentive, thorough and sum­ pick- institution of tbe kind in tbe wnrldr'.ight thousand graduates of this collego I now in ancccmfu! btuinos in the principal cities and towns uf tho United States Ths Ri[bt liii of Statin for Yiiue Ma. Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartments for the application of and earrvfog out of our novel and systematic methods of Subscribe for BUSINESS TRAINING, The BANNER. YOU CAN SAVE iiMshssdrafaad .«jrotr-0»«. sad rount . MOJtf&Y I \ oung men who rontemplate a buri asm life, and parents having sons to educate, arc |«rticularlr - requested to send for documenta relating to tbe cellop, which give full infonnatiun m to terms, condi­ tions of ententes, etc. Address, CHARLES R. WELLS, President, xx29tf ■ .Vnc Conn Dy sulMcriMag lor our Uutieol Magaslue.' Th»y are loaned mouihlj. and contain Isa Wai aicKroi® DEN PETERS’ HOUSEHOLD MELO DEI Xes. I to IS MW read/. A eeUoctios »t The doctor retired to his seat, his fas Soap by Han, Danka, ate. Price 50 pole and rigid. Mareus Moreland, on the cuntrary. had flushed scarlet. PETERS* PARLOR MU8I8 May s two lovers were a strange con­ departure, and thought what a soft look Nos. 1 to 13 now ready. A collection had come into his eyes ss he ■ hoped they trast at that moment. For her part, she was quieter and sadder and more womanly of Easy Dance Mtuio. Price 50 cents should meet together again." per Number, or 12 Numbers for M * Meanwhile Marcus Moreland had been She went through tho examination La Crema da la Creme, thinking about her more than abo guewed sad that evening there was another intro brandy, under the fire of Jfas Cynthia's Nos. Mo 25 now ready. A collection dnetion. Manrna did not make big eyes indignant eyre, and amid JTms Baker’s of difficult Pius Music. Price 50 cents at her net try to show his superiority te dsapondent sighs. That she walked per Number, or 12 Numbers fur 51. his neighbors, neither, had he any gold hemo and waited, M aba promised, in the watch to consult. He was younger than garden. Would the doctor keep his enSend 50 cents for a Sample Cbpy of the doctor by ten years, and very much of tber of the above, and if you are not a boy still, and tho riling moon found risfled with your bargain, we will refund May and her little cousin Tom and Marcus jar money. all fitting together on the lower step of AddrtM, tho porch, talking of Uaekbsrrying aa J. L- PETERS, three children might. X3SU 843 Broadway, N. T. rttete te Sted raeihr 1Z3T’ PROBATE ORDER. J®SsSMru-* UNDERTAKING ipaizar^ After many years in the buslnrsa, can truly My that they can do better work, sod give bettor natteftteUou than any other G rm in this section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with the expvrleues of • lifetime, will always give bls personal attendon to this part of their exisoslvs . । < I BROS. 1 xxIW xKritteR .Lets � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-02-16.pdf dd568c71473425b52015436bf948520a PDF Text Text Tlfe Rgrdaic^p B^epei^ Geo. M. Dewey, HASTINGS, BARKY* COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 16 1876. Mr. Lyle stared iuetrdalowaly a f.-w m-,m.tiu still. Iiefore he could roalitr, the Mu|>euduauoee« of tbe bet. Ro was, tciriMvaagry l|>m. The very fare that, . be had kvU ao nady to vouch for young. ; Tboriey. made hit unfaithfulMaa .doubly , culpable He remembered awddcaly the I : gay life tho young nun bed lending ' i of lata, vague rumors of which had reach­ ed his ears, and said sternly, aa soon at he 1 could master hia voice enough, "If you ' nuns here thinking to move me to ■ tboAtglite ofcfouuavcy you will find youraalf ■dsteken." "Not for myself, Mr Lyle," he said, at 1 last, epeaking with difficulty ; "bat for my mother's sake do 1 iak jour clemency, not to remain in your employmreit, but to give me a cfoutoo to begin again aome- GREBLE tfc RUSSELL, Hsre uowin Sluck for die HOLIDAY TRADE a Hill and r. plete line uf CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp, WHOLE NO. 1029. RED TARE IN TRADE. "Ton." faintly. "I thought an. ---------------------omenta low the men they havitwroagrel Running the Giunliel rtf th* . a.-* • . , Goods Stores. The two had away in the roughest cor tr of the houAu whilu the aucti.ni waa go- „' B „ < nu .ext day, mad ilaaab exerted her- *M«a-.la.<m>do~rt. -- ----—J "“J ucr iwv J-rda and a half of <nltco like that. I Msur-.-d her that it would be Hu troubl. .t all. «d Butting the piece uf calico ln 11IV f«-kct. 1 took Uw train for tbr citj. ' At htudi time 1 rtepjaej in at ’a Ln-«; dry -goods store t<> atlem) my wifi.', I eomnaraion | UK » WeU dr-~j walking the fluor between the counter., I where long lines of girf. were waiting on । maeh Lager lines of customers, and asked him where I ceuhl mm red cal- *£T%s luuSu.M keen, sf-wT.ijdw-S Abw the Celebrated Diamond Tooth. Silver Steel STOVKas THE DIAMOND RING The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, CE Of THE MACE. ludC<i'ni;:„ Ole . Suu r.rwi. Hantesa > Has the Largest Door of any Stove iu the Market, Tbe GKA.NGEH i is the Handsomest and Heaviest Manufactured. Boiler Plate Stove Prioep Lower than Ever 'Before in Barry County. Hoxie colurni, hut luukasJ saucy aud Laughed "1 dou'l can-, ah'e pouting very beaimio.-ly the nett u><U “I du like Frank Tboriey, though lie W paun'a clerk. I shou SPfflH Mfflffl The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a •lavaiiug ho graceful estbfuws •■Bncauw you are a wy pn-cty mil. aud ho ia a ryry haxdsaise iiuptetsiouaMe VERY JPIIWXS line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over -“less' sir lu MJ lu , your mother, young man.' hU borne ns as much bis now 1 "I know it. air. If I had suffered no vthsr love to enter my luert bat lore for Mr Lyle lifted Lie brad and looked at her I should not stand here the gtdliy the man, and from him to Roxie, <u a wretch I am Yet for her aaka spare ter sort </bewilderment. 1 am her only .on-bsr only support If TOU ,, "What does bo mean, Roxie?" I showed her tbe hide piece of calico exts.ee me you strike her to the heart.'' She ira.ked Rtetie had come forward brewlhiem, her that my wife bad given me. Mr. Lyle made an imnatbbt movement. face rod and while in swift ebaugo. at it mid Landed it heck lu me. Then she I tell you you shoo Id bare thought of ‘ "Papa," she arid, running to him and look down a great nil! of red criicu and ibis before. Il ia too late now ; you have j ia-Ateng upon his neck, "it's Frank Thor- spread it out on the counter. _ bad your chance and abused it wickedly , I 1 "Why. that isn't the alude.l" said I , You rnu-t take the conaecjueooes ' ji "No, no. Roxie," tbe merchant said in- i • No. not exactly.- mil she nut it i. ■ । Tboriey waa trembliug and could bard- ;; <crednluusJy. prettier than your sarorle " ; "It is Frank thoriej, air," Frank; I "Mr. Lyle," he arid huskily, “do you , t -id, now coming nearer ; "and he wiahrr | know how old I am ? I am 19. air, and I j| fervently I that be luui wn, eoooer I Autaething already made of thb kind of i never touched a farthing that was not tuy ■atu a rich man, Mr.-Lyle, thanks to you ■ calico, which need* tu lx- made larger, or )WO before i | for giving mz another chance -ti Ufa. and 1 menued. or eometbin- I waOt fcMu, «]. "It ia time to end this," Mr Lyie. 1I hare evute ready-to discharge lay oMi .' ire cf the same shade. said, riling and approaching the bell. ■gallon tu you with my all 1 have ra.eth - I The girl made no ar.xwcr, but took d..wu ■ Writ one muoMKil, «tr," Frank Thor ' i soother roll ley arid, pawting between him and the j "That a tbe shade, said aLc. tell-pull, aud )<b dw|«rate. anguished 11 * cq-lted, ‘-hat it's striprel.' look stayed Mr Lyle for an instant,' t' "Stripra are mute worn than anything ahall I tall you who templed me to do j 5 tliis— whose te-autiful fare name l-atweeo k I low hatred girl Tht. young airf ,,,pie.l tar and right and lured to my I for furniture. I think. . the dtp in a little bu..k .he rarrinl. »»l waul, purtn-tly plain <tufi, t. thru the wrnl awsy with the ral><<>. tinli.inu otrea ly in u» ' |»]<r dip. mid thr uBuey "Well. 1 duo'i liaiuk y, After . vrey long tim^-hiring which — perfectly (Jain, utila-wi yuc the Utile- girl pnumidy t«4r (lie-rends, the , m.-ni'V ar.ii tl.H *l,r. •- >..u _ I . 1 .._ 1 C CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. I uken Hunt prove that your u>uo»r was nut Spent iu that wit ' You hate’ been pleaaed lit lot tery kiud to tec, >r. Du JOO r. uirmbar urping upon m« the acccp., 1 laoee of an invitation to a party given by y.nr daughter ? I was reluejant, but J Dr Holland, ig February'a .NrriAu. I cbaUKN front on the qurotion of rv?di | the Bible iu the schools He has. berei . -fore, strongly aIvckmI—I such reading. a. i |urt uf Oar sy.teto of free eduo.fi. । Moro laiticular attention to eLn eubje. ONE HUNDRED difiereut patterns of imported aud domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A first-ciasa TAILOR front Detroit, ex­ It was not iuog before Frank Thorli-y pected aoou, whea we shall be prepared to furniih the best of aikod her to deuce with him again. ’ He h so handsome and grgcvfiil. aud Clothing MADE TO ORDER, and P-rfuct ,_*u entertaining,' Roxie mtreri durinu instant's heritelioa before she pul her fits guaranteed, at tbe Old Corner Stand in Empire Block lla.vllittle whito glvrcd harnl in hia. "I will ings, Meh. "We very sin,ugly sutpnT that wc.wh„l [ bare hitherto been the adrundws of tbe , Bible in the schools, am weak al thia point nnj Ikat we sA.rZZ he nb/tgn/ to fMil it, If we leach o«r/hem iu our pul. i lie sebooia, the Calbolio will wiah In t«u h ; Aityorm o/<tliyinn in hid achnnla. •>»</ rfj .i irilk tkt /•-blit ll^ taint ,ia .'er .1I J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. with soma inward misgiving, as her eyes met auatiu'a mildly disapprornag look, or W beneath the imj*MWoeJ and riuuut ; Wo frankly admiring glance of bar com. pauiuo “of course ho knows I am jarlicularly kind to him. because he's papa's GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. I Call in lose with uir Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. Wear* Special Ajaais M rsmcus a suboeos, HOWARD WATCHES, Muu Kuj»e. hu"unr, w»» uiiotakeu in brr calculations She had indulged a tuomeatery whim, and bad insisted upon 9 i bia attending her party. . | y As a cauv-iueoce, aomebudv else invi him, and tseu utnebody else. and Lt I a grsoeful addition to any circle fore the winter was over, he L; very popular., and received moi lions than he eu abb to accepl wuanrprbed, and ascretly [ thia, and at the continuance of I FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send, Post-paid Snitai aid laiaiiital THE vmi WOULD! Mr. Vittottt Lyle wu at the bead of one of the oldest firms in tbe city He was a man of alerting integrity and uprightnrea himself, and sternly aevsre upon any darriiettou in another. Ha clerks were all liberally paid; and a young man who wutd obtain a situation, be it orer to jsrsz-ritjtazi. ttboMaalt, with Lyle & Co., was reuridared to have an uncommonly good start >*,»»* tea bset tin saaUeiUA ia life. Diahoaeety or uufaitbfuUnam kJ-TsZJJTi ‘ru'wl'i;} m? amBug the clerks waa rare , part ia! ly be­ cause pf the diacriniination cxsrriaed in engaging them, partly because of the sc rare and eumtaary reck os: tog exacted ! tnm the few vffmdcro Mr. Vincewt Lyie w» not imdiund therefore to deal kaiautly with the ma­ th or of some itarinr neenUumi that bad Uenamri) goingbut ourfJaie. ’Tue tc r»B. WM. JONEM. DENTIST ndiiiii.' • litUiu. 6wbst's ■www triaa abeat tbs Estehlukmom ta »«w sad KUC ASP ROOK 9tM ffM DATmrEPBurmiG DOSE at this OFFICE tbe gwilty one. arisen ha thsoovared him; IMPOSITION HATED I rcme-1 aa she w» fr< the party, fleccj bite floating about her like cloud wreaths tr lipa red, her abreks aglow, and bar r««perkling approve ocnoota are esteWuhed solely She red !eu«d somewhat at tbe right off for the purpose of secular education, and --- L Tto-U —>. -1 ---- a- fore. J, u lh4l a Frank Tboriey'a gbamly ’ ’ ■Did you send for me, papa?" she can be succeaafuUy defended Tboee wbu asked of her father, who eat with bu fare twist on the incukat.an of religion, ia in ahadojt. apposition to the wishes of any class of For reply bo reached and took her an rappurtme, farther than religion identi gloved band iu hia. It waa a dainty flea itself with morality, subject tbetri to htnd, rieoder amri], and white and giit- gravest peril. though she were voicig to cry. Turning toward Frank Thorby, Mr Lyle axid, "Upon om etaditioo I will forgive you. Repeat what you have just said to ma, ia the presence cf thb misguided girl " Poor Frank Thorby! Perhaps he thought even exposure would be prcfara ble to eueb humiliation before bar whom ha loved. Perhaps a second thought of bis mother came and nerved him He hesitated only a moment, and told tbs story with a bslf deaseraur, ball aarvaotic doqueaai, that shook the vivid color cut of Roxm's brilliant fees, and kft it white HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? DENTIST lion ehalljic fairly rahwd The difficulty uno* merely that a Roman CatWie ob-' >o« to a Protestant rersi.ru of the Bible,! or that a ProteaHant object* to a Catholic raally, and it isn't ' liktly we ahall ever'be together thia way JEWELERS, W« find the following floetiur around ia the Newspapers that we think will io terrot all onr readers It certainly baa a vary cheerful tone One mlllioa person* spending each, ou an average. >100 I S^cb b tbe estimate which hu baeo mads touching tbe num­ ber of viailon and tho amuuuu u Le spent during tbe ooming Centennial Ex poablou. TboM figurua may swot wide of tbe mark; bat tt la car opinion they will faU abort of the reality. Bat accepting the figures given above, what win become of thb 1100,000,000? 1. MunhofU win be apeut oo the railroads—enough to give them a better piece I visited was a very large dry-goods Moro Of tho first saJrotnsn I mw I in quirod if they kept rod ealico like my “ft 11 find that ou tbo secund story, | "In the for room to the left- Right i orer then.'' And be pointed u> a distent canter. I walked through the crowda uf purohaa| era and ealmpecpie, and around the coun­ ters and tshfos filled with gr-xb^to the for room to the Uh. When I aot there I asked for red calico. •The second, counter down thia side," said the man I went there ami prod Bred my aaniplc. -■Calicoes down stairs," raid tbe man. "They told me they were up here," I arid "Not these plain goods You'll find 2. Tbe hoteb will profit largely—not only the great atteblbhmeato of Philadel­ phia and Niiw York but aba the Loteb at the wateriiig plarea Oar riutora from Tutimuxico or Gaur Mzx tc> Vali i oi mo SAinartt —If Bui Mr Out took my sample and IXked I Tboroly had loft London with hb mother, end rata were all Mr. Lyfi'a efforts to discover him Ywsnpuied. There name a financial crash , and though everybody awppooed Lvh A Co. to bo established on toe firm a bneis to be ahakett, they were not eUe lotrutride the etonn. . Scrupulcudy hooiwt now aa ever. Mr. LyljfaTewpevrythbf; made no effort Irin to PtiibiUpki. aad New York, but will want to extend their perogriaatious to Niagara, tbe Thoavaod islands, Montreal. Quebec, Lake George, Saratoga, the White MuunUlm. Newport. Long Branch aid Cape May. Il b safe to ley that all tho great summar kotob will do better buaineae during the coining sawuiu than they have ever known. X Tita retail trade in the Eaat will ‘•We haven't thia shade la that unriity j of rtxxU, be arid. "Well, have you it ia any totality of foods r I asked. . ■'Tea; we've got it finer.' And betook down a piece of calico, sad unrolUU yard or two of it on tbe counter. "That's nut ibis shade," 1-W"Xb," mid ho. “Tbe )fr»d, is finer and the color's better" “1 ml t« match thio," I said. . ............................* �FOLKS. AND TO THZ THE BOOK FOR EVERYBODY. sztriEft IHnlel to like Beecher, or Plymouth Cburrh. for £K:fl TOLEDO BIADj: Grand Rapid*, then by tbe llnilanl A CENTENNIAL Political Note* . Ayer’s Aguj Cure, "Gabriel Conroy,” by Bre| u— ted RUTHERFORD B. HAYES of Ohio. Tba Republican Cvuaty Cooraauon* al 115,000,GOT, Of which the Bo*tnn Jta.-' ..J'. which fa quite I arrived at Chicago in the evening. Ccniuiodore Vanderbilt, a greater than parsed through Illimris ia th* night. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Ponnsylvinis. airucted delegations. •an National Convention. ‘•Honest money for uIl. and free school# for *11. There ahould be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor soctertan interfc rance which will destroy the other.” . Republican National Convention. L*ft (.1 r«4,r,'TU<’k n‘r,l wiUSrt¥.’’?Mi i>i utaiv । Tut GttsT Fiat, whiw. deetroyod fid,000,OTO of ; Kmut City; than on tbo Kanata Pul&< to Denver p lL«o on the Cok-redo Cratral MiaWgaathoae men are sick.' If Vanderbilt should sbammily built m Chicago wax Tba to BoulJar.) After leaving IllinuH, the building* dastroyod were «mong th« fiout in th* city, externally, but wh«u fire Here 1 *U diaappointod. touched tbaia they provtd to b* th* hi* stock down* tea per urot in * minute, Light, thin walk, with pin* jouto and and it* antboriiativa c-iotradiocioa re­ louring. It only tout an hour for a Th* Baltimore Sam a*y* that the hsstored it jaai as quickly. Ha cannot whole block to go up. It hi a sbaiue for >me tex W*a an odious, oppromive aud such trap* Had tb« buihliag* been pro|>crlj built tho fire barer would have gut out of tba building lu which It origins ted There wu uo wind, lbs fire d»p-.rthimself Occasionally more of the stocks turtit, ths best io th* world, wu promptly at work, and the Arc, wb*u ditcursrod. Secretary Bristow ia ’the Cincinnati bad i--»Je but little headway, but yet, Iw fore it aouldb* subdued, a whole block hat been told by aotaabody that be could back cheaply he would lake to hit room Parson Brownlow safely predicts that the Dcmccrsta ia their Nitiousl Conven­ tion will adopt a platform which will be sll "Philip Nolan'* Friend*," ,^,MCTl.Weu?J.JE‘AA-S. ao^ctimm for miles' ia a while 'your ct* will catch a nice loAipg'iapn— Ooo. M. Savage & Co'* Column. *** Mlm llipp,1 Val'oy-S*G . BtuSttv the Misstoaippi rival at Quinsy, in the moniing before daylight. 1 -ws» 'suny, a» day. Western Xtoec-uri was a rough, erwe country, covered with a eiusl! growth of looking at. 21 The Columbur conwpondeul of the Citiciitnau Eajuircr has inquired of fiftyfive Ditnocrate in tbe Lejristottir* of Ohio and find that a majority oftbtm favor Mr. Pendleton for President and desire an •sriy State Convotioo. “The Best Thing in the Weal.” ■\imS-fEwe The country is infested with tramp* Its soma! and Induitria; n>tr^ -_ i eoUectton of REVOLUTIOXaS? LETrERH. ASEr-aEd OF rtWk TBATED AlillCLES (EC AMEtt CAN COLLEGETiiT S«ta» h? clndra WQltam an.! poeelble time, and then th* ttetton-bouM affected. furnish** a lodging for the vagrant The CUiisal unity •f tbe birth of t The quiat in Convention. _ Devto "Hit unrepentant old age could be better employed thsn ia writing **rvioaable campaign d.<umenl* for the ma­ lignant enemies uf tho Souths." Where ■ illaine tu - » ■ — Plmo ------ b» armttcl *nd comtbe public sireatK would A REPLY TOJ^FF DAVIS routing after something I found Deo re­ The Mortality in Southern Prisons quite a large place. I etaid here *11 night. nuisance that bu Three Time* Greater than In Northern. good many empty huiuc* I nthcr think It a judge that Mr. Conkling haa no iaereaaing Mendicancy u tu much eaai- mar. ao long conspicuous in public life is has written a letter to tbo Bu//«rm replying C-jogreM, will be petitioned this winter to of tho Wisconsin Legislature, indudinj paupertom of tbe Old World But fined in prisons. The number of di whether it can be done is doubtful in Confederate prtoott* wm M.401 c Thsre to no doubt but that something quently tho per Mat cf mortality ia as so modifying th* jmsaot lij* tantamount to a reyesl nigh unbearable " Which tve offer to the public chcdp for -Cash. He have, I n also, a full ana complete I Slock of bruc and. MM-\ Masquerade Costumes,’ xe?a.n._ r.r*u., «<.*. cines, Books and Stationary' ] Pc/fumerieS’ Toilet Sets ^■c. Give us a call. Hopkins L Harass. Hastings, Dec 15. 1871. ALBERT DKnrSOlT, mm he* done. Not only did he bring rach Bspreeaotative* aa Ben HUI, whose spcach we printed last week, ud -- r------------------ ------- 1 Mr Tucker to ttialr .'eet, again*; aUal* wh(B th* tim* fixed by law arrival An Ohio politician having written to to impose silence, tral Robert Tvotnbs, very decided sad unequivocal reply from didata for that high effev. public eplnioD. It laa good sign to th »> Sun *o eensltire, despite their faction. Th* strength of the Impulse to b^va brought forward any such His *rifa snd oiiildren are strong Catholics, original and valuable ^Ideuce as to have JuaUfled bh breaking silsnoe at Tho Washington ccireepcnditil of de kss cf the Republican leaden, shows that of tba 103 Repcb!:=*u Baprcscntativaa at : A •« ,1... „■uSomIww s-er max weazl aLLEIKMOF • I to* pup:, tkou tartlag teovrl it. W hat h. > Art “* L.. to »y cf tb«x I. parrel.! -Uh a retalo • reelitv Iks! that *n»U» en.'tre tks[ th. TUET Cite** I ^iteteuieto^ref Iat*a« ureref reahty ■; "T,! X-1 ,\ “2Lu5 -*■'•■J'r'-Mte-U.cb.rvnrr. teiUlridrrt.- BocSWaXMAandReus-UrMea. ■u.-v.e.ta sp«it|T» Mnwof camps teaship. Price $4aYo*r; 35 eenlaa Nifflbw M1 ta’ES.’tegtaME DEALER IS GRASS A5D FIELD *>EEL "Jon of Iceland," by Bayard Taylor. . A delightfully vtrU Stary ef an lOtoaltc JOHN STANLEY I NOTICE! TO THE PUBLIC 1 - • C ,-1 .ICCafiU filClUM BAIR ^re^^^bBDNBWHB. | WUliMi Coiira Bryan;. Grorg* Maounnald, Cbrietina Hoeecttl. Louisa M AJcoO. < T Trowtetdg*, T B^JdrJb. ; y'to'^th t-taan Pbrip*. AbbyMorton ■ H*n4w Preeootx BpcSbrJ. Donald ! G MHcbell. H. H-. Edmond C- Bund­ , tnaa. Lucy Larerae. Charles Dudley I tut“"»• r™. X I The people of Bculder nuxab-r nearly Every yesr i.icreaiea the popularity 00, 13J; of tho morality of the whole num­ 2,000, and seem a wide awake, inteUigen' 1 ; tlii'. voluble Hair Prepxiation'; ber of captures, 6 j. Thru tho morality In people. . vrkicb t* dr.o to merit alone. Wo can SELECTED TIMBERS, Tbo main talk just now to th* Btock rj.vro our old pntron* that it la kept f>’..■/ nn to It* l i^Ti, staaclcrd; snd it Mr Ges* also Quotes from tbs oficial ref li the only ro'iable and perfected prep­ port of tbe Confederate Inspector of Priamany are going from here. They arc . trnltoa for rwtoring Gait or, Fansn V Hair toil* youthful color, tasking it about 300 milts from Bculdsr. It* the and Buggies left, U-jrons, end xilken- Th* eealp, Wagon* Governmaut doea not buy off, cr trcat-wiih by it* ntcrbcrome* white and clean. tho Indians some way. there will be trouble. It remove* sll eruptions exd dsudruiX *nd, by its toaio properties, prevent* it will buther the Uvopato watch them, the hitr f.ctn tilling out, as it stimslate* and nouxitbe* tbe Ltdr-glanda. and they (the miners) ear* ncthitg for the By ite utc, tho hair grow* thicker cad Indiana. Itronger. Iu baldnc**. it mtere* the New Work. xpiU.i.'r gland* to their normal vigor, .ad will crcite a new growth, except In extreme old bn. It is th* mo*t fifteen yeans ago. Th* majority of tbe ! eemomlcxl Ham I>=:c£:?o-ever used, men on thettrert are young, lw«ity-oee P to thirty being the age* uf three fourths of ' gf-.-ei tho hair a splendid, pic** r appeartata. A. A. Hsyns, ML, Stet* PF Shop on Jefferaou &r*or, oerth ef A’ taror ef Minachntotta, say*, “ Th* :otb» :.-.f.i:urfti nr* pur*, end 'carefully Harting* Hotel. MilSfketcd for oxeel! ent quality; and I wsukoe R*jlrosd at rro ilcr it tho B est FKEraKanotr that they wiU eomm April 1st 1870 CvlUU.»L6 a VJ., 7U Broadway, x. Y- running down a deep rsrine; Mountain sides from 300 to 1000 feet high, scattered over with * stnsll growth of pine timber. Tbe wind blows terribly some days, and everything is filled with duet Th* street* th* luildinp in Boulder are brick or stene Tb«re are 4 brick ehurcbe*. The Scats Univanity to here , a splendid betiding, for ■ The Roy Emigranib,” by Noah Bro >ke,' pleasantry. (Wrier tt*'s*v*etnrea of a party ef bay* a “ thtir lang Josreay scroel ibeptalaa. with i vivid pen.-altar* of it«r I.If* in Csll.'ornll ; during th* day* of tbe Gold-Fever Encoaragrd by :bh Xavm tiegontod to I Entikiibnagsta tli* work, ta sddlttea I COkRESTOb'DEXCE SOLICITED. to the county ha recrtsenis. 8. D. BtitoSAM. Chairman ci-Sunkdcrate feeling of to-day better DFtiron xien Durisa rsMixjir ranlw vtatita* DsueU -iu A i oacb month editorial upon cuntaff I hbea! and social topic* Cur | raayl'jokto "TOPICS of th eTIM? ■ fo. healthy opinion t '• £HE t>I-T>n«V | INET” for puru ■er.nsieat: • Hoira AND SOC1E i Y" f-»r rrsce/ul boom. ladim* the moaatein town*, everything to highr. Boulder City scU does to tbe Muon- bring* iuUeortrasnt of thieve JEFF DAVIS SPEAKS. thsre wu about St. Nicholae 1 ‘ | running water to b* wvr. in th* wasura ' ; part on this rout* • on cxibition one of ths I Em«,. c.ta.4. » •‘^■tlargest ar^s(itMkl V Good, •3iocKv>ffan< J rancu uovui I looking country. I ssw no gam* wortUI “ ' dlXei’a-r brought to this City [.speaking uf, a f«w solelcp** wx* sll I Within about on* hundred miles of Deo-1 THE HORRORS OF AN-csttl* grating. DERSONVILLE. ■revtaoa party aAliatfon*. who .xd support priadple* tuuncii sell for tbs Xattonat RapobUeaa ' are Invited to parridpate la the eutlilU — I ttCRorxxK fiorct., AidCareerLalies & M Essiairail WeednH sal J.t<r— * — Hopkina & Barnes 50.000 profmwoa! beggar* and thieve* Tho editorial control itnd iftreejoarf the ’Jou»r1n. w‘ll j las 5.rr.,.-x, Aya, iir.rtioir ■ Sillman Bros Oyster Oaw, timber mur* scare*, till fiuslly it Burges ■ think* that Slate and Indiana will hare euceecd in producing an intense fe England Stele* will declare for Rhine a* tbcee who lire unlawfully, but msntge to keep out of the Esuds of the Isw, is sdded, Republican State QEO. B. MATHER tall There are high bluffs of lims stos* extending sloog th* track sjseumes etc** Democratic party. leyanUniversity, AmherstAgriooltmM College, Prine.'tou. Union, HawAo* Trin.ty, audotoer tyj.lcd InstttnU*^ Of tho country. i:ir. r.r,tty UlestraS article* cm OLD KEV,' Y'llPU-VtS «utod pa;.areon AMERC.AN ctl.Eb, XXUwt I ”“** If you give, what you (ire Is fuqr elctrnnt volume*. »ml Leclwed In out b3». oailer the parrel title «f THE ST. NICHOLAS LIBRARY for liuprovrineut* ■fri-et cuulStr t* Ifm tew lUmw. ter of the State. There seems to be plenty for charity, GROG ERIES Canned Fruits and Fish. .Um. —J i 'Ki? P"** r,>" t L^*US. 'Oystersreceived daily, ! tree delivery and on time. Their co Wheat speech. and which were conclusively Buekinghaxn'B Dye I OR THE WHIBKEM. sad the wbol* gap filled in by acme time in Jun* uaxt course to carry thia load ha invariably ro- peer their brahh was Av our Rraevrar in many cues toquire»too long a time, and too much care, to rcrtore gray cr feded Whhl*. cri. wc have preMred this dye, iu oeie p- Twroffcaj which will quickly and eTee-ially ccr'.mpiisfc this reeult. It i« «m'y sp- vr I and producee a odor wiueli uiL ev.Jitr ran nor wash off ‘co- SCRIBNER A CO.. 74a and 7*a 8lB ui OnaMtel Ml.WirMd.Uprto. I PAINTER,Weil, I baUtva I Lava fultiled lay prvlnjJefaraon 8l., any imported good* and will be told b I bulk w by do*. bottles. Trulv. Yours Italy. JOHNSTA^ST. THIS Gr ai RsittiiK it Prta! SAUSBUAY t BROSSBAU, bill wasiatrodnwd by a Xorlboru lode- ABOUT! ■ourlv Ttm;* Troabjj! il<‘f rind raring maniacTh* builder* uf tho*c great deal larger thsn I bad expccte-i 1 buildingi ar* directly rveponaible for at itaid here all night. The next morning I leara eight lives cro«*ed tbe Missouri River Aftcrcrosriug MOODT k SaMKXT tbe Miafouricnemila out,you will cron iota The (treats Tbv wuwd* that go to bea Moody ud sny locality. Sankey at the Hippodroma ere worderful General Sherman • letter cute up the every tain with their importunities, and Democrats badly They say it to plainly sometimes uo die ether. A better country Governor Bay**, that General Shenaan will support the Republican candidate and all I* *.«a tcre sur«‘-7 attreedve. b« aasuredlhat they hir‘ rt «*? St. Nichol** for 1874 and .1875, 4 Vole'■ ,llw y, - novel la 1*1x1 In an fcogll.L mlnlwyr Far tba ceorenteure of fi^rtM. and Iw . and fmmttin flr.t fUJO tu th*li OftketaM r.reilx aaf Amteeltanl lu4a I* Ona old Mt dor told ree that whole six bundled, for 615 puf acre, all onder cultivation If building* are an indication of thr wciltb of a eonutry, then . Mimouri is a poor country. For toil -. nothing but huta for dwellings Th* gen­ eral looks of the country improve* a* yen BOX will be of tho Paciil ,‘That Litt o’ L<5'.» it St Nicholas for 1876, ItCHM, fflUt aM FE t R He Ilia broken would stsj. in when they The LAulanila Cbwfer J.-. FURNITURE 45 DOLLARS Fo rWhat? The New Improved Back- FLOBHCK 8EWIHG BACI Th* New Yota Th ccretia party; "It t Utt willoct a cord P*rh*|w it nur* Jtaa *f U>. Hutto tMi talk* ha« *=4 oth s«rrieM la tka a ratal prtaaai, Aa. Be tka ytaph dn lb* sb »**• sofldasi t* satle aal late a r*M tabu eatsriag. ia a ratal p �Th« RjerJ«Licni< B\J< (<«n like wad efydqpiirfe An batter (twain, *f i bar wanper. that ebe may bn linger laarb 1 LkiI llwm lutite? IIASTI*U« MARK KT*. asaaxsaMas1*- $10,000 GIVEN AWAY ■ ill ba entitled u ■ rupetcrod ind mui. h-rnd nraript for tbii dMribntUwi Send tu 1.1.00 and jrnt both paper. E.B. FOOTE 16 Per Cent, will be deducted from the marked prices of all our Qoodefrom now until March let. HI Uituln 1: ot JnMlea.tbe POflJ OFFICE TIME CARD. ^mumiImu daea. arr « ■rviaely rara, and do nat' by any euaiar el uaana juMlfy „y »«uH .a . oyH,. tket k». Wra lauwd far nearly fanr-kuaJrad pure whk •26.00 Overcoats, $15.00. CHRONIC Oraud Tylxr—Hirry Dean. Grand Hip Jury, ia a pan ef tbe unfair, in i eanel^Iy uadi Veaderpeol Jury. wne. le dis: 115 Overcoats, BIO. The ,.<uimitter> fur ibe jeer ire roundtntad m follow!: On Jaruprudnm—Fonlar Pratt, uf Kilimaaoo; W. H. Balan, of Fuat Hagi- Cniutiii a Hedical Pratt: ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Boys and YouUp* Clothing at and below we also deduct 15 percent, from the marked First Dutrict, John Lewii, of Uwcri.it, 2. David It Stroud, of Hndion . 3. A C. French, of CaoterrilJe; d. O. T Bh«d. of Kilimatuu, 5. Eli’lii Mud/., of M. I’ll Bapidi; 6. J. 11. Robtoaoa, .Mt .__ - in <’_____ .z fl_ _ u Kentucky, wn a “back-ulary gribher.' Hr dikiged lb« rota but U»k lha money Ha u durgaj by bii o«o party Irirudi w th bribaiy in order to racurt bii rlac Uou Ly tbe Kentucky Letfulilure How cao tbii be poaiibla, tn a “reform" party? Buy Goods Cheaper lypcal I» Than they have ever bought before XERCAX STAB CLOTHING MOSE 38. 40 mi 42 Cinal Street, Onnd Rapids. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, CALIFORNIA •f Barry County to under* nistake in an order, they SPECIAL NOTICES. LAIMA’S, but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well thev sent us a double order of CROCKERY ton, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping hcftise. and he will sell it Cheap nn<\close it out. s 500 CORDS WOOD, 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for safe at $ 1.95 per cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. K weeiicdiXbi 1 barb GROCERIES .n!: •rgnaiaed. uauld -i ban fWad Du nmeag u! >U! Bat >a weald kin etaed teak -4<h •aeerlag Up. oaTjuagly crliMdag every in that might be Ami. Carping rrtilefam, (lad TUi beaultfilly Itlutrolad Maguiae far Mank la itroad. tad ia Jnet m laiiretUag aad man aa mr. M. Qaad’i greel lerta! wary, Dr. J.C.AYER4C0.,LowtlllMan., tpeaklag ef the {meant MadlUia ef tblaga la Ike eewaty, ud «kal will da men u make tka peep., piapirou, asd uukup eayi, te tkl peept ef tka eUy when It b puUiaked • ibat It h year duty to patriate k«ei laad*. l-Ucaiind t.v.er«!-» Mid op fnft ei laws, and by n dolag yen eaebiaee the value ef yw •■! property, wklll ea the acker head, yea kelp tebclld ay act Ude plate wbtek 11 kTU *4’1*1 It -raid be -KI far the people of » BroAt br. If tbwe It a rtaae la ui w.rid ’tut n roti pf rouij. U ftc u tataU. pwilai, u$ mare p«U far it tbaa Dr. J W. Hitchcock OCCLIST all dbeaiu and defect* of the rye oror the Poet Ofi.ce Homing. Midi xzMtf ■j We have a double Stock as any one coining in the Store can sec and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and evervbod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of‘City, P bin says don't tel) any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is tJ hard work to grind them. Cathartic Pills, r-»MAN,8 4. a. cook p^, 50 ARE IMPROVED Grand Rapids. J. Cole & Son tsaaa. n. uartxtef imom am »y Hr K. ISYS, h rwpaned a: fl.IM 24 Jibe C.-ttpeiy b tstl.-i’y eu: ef data, .ad appean w be salted ud b cenamly dolag muck t» i/i FARM FOR SALE! �- - XKW ^E>TI«HMT3. 6.PJtoy<fl *JttfoCpiunut. CHEAP LAND mvfewfi Grain, Fleur, Provisions and Country Produce, a* AM Wm wZaOtoeMee a»rM ItEBMSMTJSSSBK? {••V to aalllM. *1 aiMMMUBUr Uworiaoi a MILLION ACREl ■tertsst^^SSS aatSwi Xbls-rdrivi-gaE ^DOMESTIC John H. Wendell & Co. ■•taftX 3EWJNC Flour, Crain, Pork &, Saedi MACHINES. 54 am» 56 Wheat a specialty <• »• J M>4 ta •• £?r.2r£'. few Lawson's Curative Mayhew BusinossCollege ASTONISHING 1 wbk ualaa am., u tata a. at HtUlfa, ■nriwi.'ry ““ -u— j bras: tsir.7. Fr.am..w ■—a. ,TertaBM MM*M ta I 1. Any out who ia al all familiar with th. biMery of pa^r money will nut foal <** Umt surprise at each quaatiotw It ia the very tmtnre of such money tu btsrt 1 >■■<« ttna> Kill oo4 a>4 touataa** ravive rase uf financiers who con sec notbiug bat "a headlong plunge into financial rula" ia every effort u muni to the enrrtaiy of niter and etc paper only oa iu representstire. The thing cannut be door; and. therefore. p*|5ir money moat be continued Indefinitely Stub ia the logic of this.. financiers. and, hence, they arc never reedy to take the first Hep or take any step toward the psvtnsn: of thia piper money, ■which u nothing bat a debt made (t|0Ma*<dea4tarl*rilMib.X,e Y.(k Mn l»«iJ tender in the payment of other llw. aa ulw-u.twU Usorr A »,• debts ' It- No sensible man supposes tbit wo can return to specie payment in thia coun­ try without e*periencmg more or lean ia- “the CHICAM LSDliER. A $3 Paper for $1.50. D. D. MALLORY & CO «UI»I. [>Mi.n la OYSTERS. CENTRALh E. STAUFFEF sswzsKt'srwsriK'a BALCH & NORTON, ■Main i. Brtlj. A Xon* t wO. W B> iKVStFBEM .UMt><B,»<«n . faelrf | aA OMOI, Me a. ■. I toolef Thue ocrML tuLa tl-KttIK; erlark ia taeenaroMa. laLlkM "N" of M*n GRAIN OHISSIDN XElii MS, A Mr Stt., Cbrner IT WILL CONTENTYOU '.CvClj’tlor'uCN. What you went i< a ora keep you fully inf irtoed tbe Jay. ajii* with you fireaide topics, entertain y; JuaJiuj; iu general literau wife and family with he J: i atMUm >< m Tbte art all mi it. Ak to obtauriog the roquterir supply of gold with which to tauoi and main­ tain apocio piymeot, it ia woil to reiuctnl>-r that there te a large Mock of gold iu tbe world , that, being a negotiable commodity i» all lU marketa, it net at ally dhtribntea itedf among the oaiiooa of the earth, un­ der the law of supply and dotaand, with­ out any refrrnnee to the place of iu urodauiou; that it goes to that market where tha most acfa'M demand for it exiata, aa , enmpared with the demand elsewhere, | tha: it is the uniform hi tory of pepar I money to Icee.o thus demand ia any coon-, try that uaea such money, end, hence, I gold, by the lews of trade, seek* other aud ! better market* itself, end that paper mooey naturally stimulates to exoeestre impurtoticn of foreign goods, aa compared with tbe amoupt of exports, and, becoc, creaUv a debt balance, to be paid in cold or by the oalo of eecuritite abrood. Them Mrerel propunitioue, which we hare net spare to amplify without writing an eanay, diecloM the general fact that, if we want g' Id in this market, wo most reeocstract aud reform our currency syatem, no as to make aa ucrise demand for gold. We bow hare all we aoed, accerJtog to oar prenant eyana. and we should not have much more if cur gold production were ten times what it ia, nnlras we make gold tbe basin .vim.. qreat vra FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. amtiM them by iu foreLn: and dutue.n: eorTMfttodeuce. cbviee Morim. .^utmt char actor aketeba, iparkliug and nitty para gnphi, original and aitertiining aco.uou of trari-l and ad,nature-, chew and |.uul.CvlumtM, Oto. All the non, cumuiereu), political and TXMB TABLE. Ftp Yam Jattai & Sapiai iailmu. :u. *1 sailed lb *0.4 .-lala, k>*4(*4*aS I 0.3"“ If You Want The Grand Rapids WEEKLY EAGLE THS DETROIT. FRRS PRESS. $1.50 The Best and Cheapest I icV.e7u77^»'i Cmw: ohanlrapi laporiaace la all aha dwell ia tUa partin .t. tba Stole, Ta BH tUa damaod th. p>Ml*b | m ef tba Oread IfopMa £**i* eo» alar lla Weakly edition ef llieir yapar. • «»mw1 funy-CTleetB ■ta.jeper, kg «Ueh o-«y b» band. mrj nek. relubta quMatfou of borne tiuixb Specimen copy fret. vuifed KuttM Ktud for The Dstnil Fte Pceis ft. DETROIT, MICII' HASTINGS FIHWE DEPOT. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep Lt. current expcsaei of tbo Government, and thereby prurida for an annaal eurpjtu or gold in the Treaaury of tbe United Statae, the two prvccnece eombiord—the coo diB'ini thing the oblijratiotu to be paid and the other inereaiing the tneane of pay. meat— wvald bring the Gurerntnoct to specie paymentt in 1379 without any eerione diaaetcr to the people. Thia point _ i__ i _ a _or.ee — -A- .. -llLl-1 fact, r-.iued aid nude an reublube-l y_ _ i.i: — _ _ v _ .v — .1 — a.— of ttwwb^erek'my*be? than thaiaw. atrade —a will «M _ ________ k regulate the ----- O- c£ this country, just as ether country. We eh ailic n to have and to keep our share of tbe rock of gold in the world 0 The only paper currency that ever d: I or cree tin sdjaat iteelf lo the "wanle ef treda” ia th i our that mnfo main, and , not tho ooe that a bankrupt Treasury funcee into circulation among the people PETER8- HOUSEHOLD MELODEt A seif adjuiung currency ia ooc that grown Noe. 1 la U now ready .A ctfootiaa *( oat of the maahiuery of Imnkiug, and not hougs by Haye, Danka, etc Price 50 cut of the fiscal I'perationv of a guvern- crtli par cumber, or 12 Nunaba.i fur IL meM, unleM tbs government itself becomes PETERS' PARLOR MUSIS a banker. Lei banking'be/Vee, qualified Non- 1 to 13 now ready A adlsctioo only by a •.uitalJe guaranty io the nuieboider. and its system of dnoounu and of tavr Deuce Music Price 5U osats redemptiooa will adjust paper circulation pa Number, or 12 N'ambai for S4 ' to ths wants of trade more perfbctly than •: ana be done by any other ogensy; yen, for mure potfocuy than is possible with a paper cniieuhy directly issued by a gov etomeat, ee^i.ily -hmi that currency ia j not redeemable in gUd. Tbe waau uf Uadr vxry at diferent times; but aa irre dretaaU.’ pvverutuenl currency is as ioe- BRANB RAPJBB BMBIBH. •sx-sr; Of every Description which we Tis Reliable Sksrt Use cat. Mil cbes)«r that any bous In Bir- PHYBICUX A 8UB(i BBAHB RAFIK AMD BETBBIT *2.w wamuiad. We 1 nite all persons »o! nail and Inspect our goods, fur they all1 bear luapoullrtn. No trouble a' all i??5K be we caii do It l* .«r«od Cheaper than any bouae In F .y County. We keep the Largent a,.u IM aelected etock of uft feu MU.-, _ Rnpnl urtltcta raaxctt.M dentu T. ISE Peerless Milk Safes ----------- 1 cfa WM. JON glCKFOnl) VJ'Wuaic XlMlTTC" DENTIST FOR THE VTERB15S KRO'S. THE SICKF0RB ABTOSIATIC S25ADAY Fatally Knitting Eachina! Mercantile Training YOUWG^MEN. CHARTS R. WILLS, Am ffENRY L. BILLS, A KM VbsAU —> M .i.arflU la. mum. UNDERTAKING ASfi. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-02-23.pdf 6ea3b16e54e4594d4ece989237fc2e97 PDF Text Text TRs RffilsuicMI B^s|lwv Ceo. M. Dewey, I ' HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 23 1876. WHOLE NO. 1030. THE CURRENCY QUESTION meurarc With varyiag fortune* the fest B' of the war waaresrahwl. with 8300,­ Great Speech of Jerne* G- Blaine, in ,000, of legal tinder* in riroulation the Route of Representative*, Feb­ With the Brain of our publfe credit .nd ruary 10, 1876. th* dowbta and v iciaaitade* of the struggle tbr*e note* hid fallen far below per in gold and it became apparent lo every clear-headed olwerrer that the continued issue of legal-teaderu, with *o provision thoae who demand the perpetuation of an foe tbe redemption and no limit lo tbeir irredeemable paper currency. For more amount, would utterly destroy th. credit than two yean the country has been (offer­ of tho gorernmrot and involve the Utrioa But at ing from pratrotion in trasinree; coafl- cacao in irretriereablo 'diaarter. deice retenu bat aiowiy ; trade rerrirr* that moment the military situation, with only partially: and to-day, with capital iu perils and iu proepeeu wa* such that the government sut h.ve money more unproductive and labor unwiployed, we find oaraclves in the midst of an agitation rapidly than the tale of bonds ooetd fiafait, and the danger wax that tbe tale of respecting the medium with wiiiah buair.eas ish . bonds would be stopped altogether unlree | transactions thall be carried on. Until this question it definitely adjusted it is 'some definite Halt eonkj bo trained io Aseordidle to expect that ful! measure of pros­ the beue of legal-tender notes Co-Arres aought, and eueerafitliy perity to which the energies of our people tngjy, ; tff accomplish both ends M tbe sod the resource* of the land emit!* us. sought, 1 time, snd they peaeod a HU granting In the way of that adjustment one great same 1 acctimi of tbe Democratic party— poerib y fll ' 00,000.090 additional legal-tender drits aMtrolhng power *aubbornly stands eolation,—making 1*00,000,000 In *11,toJsy Tbe Ripobliroaa, always true to aod the* iMorperated ie lb* aeaao Uw a tbe primal duty of supporting the nation's solemn auurar.ro snd pledge tliat the total k.... I—kti.l .11—1 1amount of the United States note*, issued snd to be issued, shill not exceed <400.­ financial qumtl n, and have gradually con 000,000 " And to this pledge every lolidated tbeir strength sgaicst Inflation. The currency, therefore, bccoUte..of ncce«aity a prominent political issue, and thoa* Demo rat* who are in fetor of honest dealing by the Government and hones: money for the people may by compelled to I “P00 tb’ art aa they did J3 |bat still graver exigency | ... «. GREBLE & RUSSELL, Have now inStock for the HOLIDAY TRADE a fttll and com­ - * plete line of - v IN EG AR n-ui“ CENTRAL HOUSE Ifotriff HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER. IProp. s Scittoift Sipw, SLiot, SLtiqii BiUt, ScfpSro/it foop Tw, v"> fuq/lioijiilq <)ooo». ^xei, Syirl CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Ostites. Mkb!*N»>. U. JFA .«» STOVES: The Double Door Base eating Acorn, robbed by such . labor of the country, that i* compelled to live from and by iu daily earnings The savings banks, which represent the surplua owned by the laborers of the nation, bare deposits toslay exceeding ti,100,0tw,0lin, —■ore than the entire capital atock atU depoaits of the national banks. Tbe }ranr isionara, who represent the patriotic suffer­ ing of the country, hare a capitalised invootmeot of 8009,000,OtXh Here arc ll,700,000,0<W of money ioeapalle of :receiving anything but instant and luting ,inju-y from infatsoc. Whatever impair* :tbe purehaauig power of tbe dollar correa , I 1 1 •• r~”r “S“‘- l"rJ I uouai araoui could not raccnwfully repel those charge* । trade," a* M which always follow where the temptation m-dern Dea to do wrong is powerful and the way easy would hare1 Experience would rtryaoon demonstrate "*■ that po more corrupt or corrupting derieo, I uo wilder or more risiouxry project, excr entered the brain of the schcinn. of the 1 empiric. If the people uf the I’uitod- Statu i were fully awake and aroused to tbeir in­ tercets, and could see' thing* as they are. I instead of increasing the power of Con ‘ preen orer the currency they would by the shortest practicable procow dirorcc the two. completely and forever. And this • can only bo done finally, effectually, imiversibly, by tbe r.-sumptiou of specie Kicnt. Why, Mr. Chairmsu, it is ly and exaggeration to aay that, ever ' since the Government wu compelled to resort to irredsomablc currency during tbe war. the assembling of Congreai and iu rmtinunno.- in aemian hare been the moat disturbing elements in the hnsine** of the countO’. H « literally true that no man can tell what a day may bring forth. On* I large interest look* ho|<cfully t > contrae. | tion and the lowering of be gold premi xm; another is ruined uniem there t» such a raoroment toward egpaqmn as will send gold Uju Esch side, uf ooqree, endeavors to Influence and convince Congress. Both (He* naturally hire their eympalhixiiq: rala adroeatra on tbi* floor, and hence the from forcing S.100 banks TheGRANGER : Boiler Plate Stove It is the Handsomest anti Heaviest Manufactured. . I ncoached in no spirit of partisan bitternem. I it l-aayec become so entangled with party intelligent discurion of it can be ha Without giving ita political history, and if tbsl history bears serrrely on the Dcmcersli- party, iu defenders must answer the facta, and not quarrel with tludr prptentetion Firmly attached toons pohtiral |«rty tnraelf. firmly be­ lieving that parties in > lyee Gorcrnment are - beakblui ee they are isoeiuUe, I Mill think there are qurotkina about which I |«rtix sbuuld agree never tu disagree; aud of those is the cmential nature and value of tbe circulating medium And it is a fact of cspocial weight and significance thst up. to thepap«r money era, which waa precipitated spun us during the rebellion aa coc of war’s inexorable neoasitire, there never was a political party in this country that beliarfd in any othet than the iparir standard fee our currency. If Prises Lower than Ever liefore in Barry County. , 1 relations that no wiil The finest and largest line’ of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry! County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd' coats, pants and vests, and a 730776 VERY X'XXV’MI line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED ma era meat wutu improv* iu credit and re­ store a sound currency tu the people . and here ws’taigjit hare ^**>0ably expected the aid of the Democratic paroy. But we did not reeeive it. Irreconcilably boetiU Io the iseqe of legal leaden wl).O thel fornt of credit was needod for the aalxaiw* “f the country, the Deniocracj. M soup as the country wan saved, concerted a Vtoteol lor* for three ootee, and demanded aa al moM HllrtluU* irtgs qf ibotll. Mr. Sey­ mour. u the Democratic candidate fox President in 1868, ecoipiqg jbe 8400,­ 000,000 pledge. Mood on * plalfonu de­ manding that |1,600,000,006 of 5-20’s be paid off in legsl tenders, and be eo heartily approved thia poliror, that i* hu letter of anoeptence he that "he ahoold rtrivt to carry k ont In the future, wberevrt ha might be place I la political or private life Hu position U that uaw wu approved by every DemoerM of of high or low degreo in New York, was unanimously reaffirmed in their State Convention, ww ayetoinld by all tUG newspaper organs, and me the rrcteDtUcd creed of the party. Hut aa wall M West. Mr Seymour and hie poUlloal aaaocUirt la Now York hare changed their ground, that thus wu prceented, on a arole of unpreecdanted magnitude, that simple prob bm, familiar alike to tbe political ecunomut Mid tli^ viljage trader, uf the demand •*!UI ^*8 'h« «Hpph, Mid -V wr sequent rise in the pnoc. Had the gov eroment been ahlo to conduct the war on a gold baab, and provided the coin for ita nsresnsrily large and lavish expenditure, a qae in the price of labor and a rise in tbe and commoditiro in gold wnuld hare been for the time a* marked st io paper, addin;, of ennrae. the depreciation of tho Utter U. iU acai* uf price*. While the delusion of creating wealth by th* iaaqe of Irredeemable piper cur­ rency may land to any number <i aliwinl proposuioua, the advocates, of the hesrey s*cm to hawc settled down ou two incas different patterns of -imported odd domestic Pharisee, they broaden their phylacteries makojoad profeasioda of superior seal, and thank God rerprapilr th»t they are uro aa tbeir sinful bnohren of ths Ohfo Dmanoncy, these fiusndal Baddntes, who con­ A first-clara from Detail, extinue to reject all Idea of resurrcclton or rcdrtnptfon for the legal tender. i.es.Mirik »»» pected «oon, when wr*^hall be prepared to furnish the best of I her* thus briefly referred to the past. Mr. Chaiman, only becaaae I think is has Clothing an important bearieg on tbe proront and fits guaranteed, at tbe Did Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hast­ lb* future. I do not aanuae that th* ings. Republican party can pMblf fiieebVR* its pending rcaponaibditie* by merely J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. । Tu lh"« uniform adherence to the specie pointing to it* formsr grand achisvmanU. i itarxhni, the crisis of the rebcllson forced I aa exception In January, 1802, with 1 mure than 500,000 iwu iu arms, with a thio flaasficl qwMjon tbe course of the ' daily expenditure .f nearly 12,000,000, Republican party in the past is.a guaran­ ! the governmaat laddmly (bund itself tee for the future, and that equally the without money Cuatotna yielded but course of the Democratic party, of both i little, internal taxes had not yet been lev- wings and all shades, iaa rnroxee and icd, public credit ■»» feeble, if not parol- warning to the people. ■ yred, our xnuiae had met with one single If, however, the New York school of | rarer*! aud nowhere with marked succea., Democrats, reproting of their former and incut minds were filled with gloo eon rar and sacking better ways for (ho fu­ Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. i and apprehension The o« supreme need ture, are ready to give honest help in the I of the boar wu money, and raonev the restoration of a sound currency, they will I the Government did not hare What, be gladly Weleooxd, aud their faith will be 'then, should be done,—rather what could They will not, however, be done? Tbe ordinary treasury note great etoacx HOWARD WATCHES bid been tried and failed, snd those al­ deem k strange or hank u nqoetahering ready issued were discredited and below their past record, we feel aa nncnmfortathe vatee of the bills o| country bonks. ble arose of dtttniM M to tbejr entire p<»n lluld.r., The Government io (his great and perilous sincerity in the future. This distrust is 'ups and OotilM*. need promptly called to Its sid a power increased when we wi tares ths braaes Hrsrelrt*. never before exercised. It autbcriled the boldnsra w>lb which, in full view of their tseueof 1150,000,000 of note*, and d*r tepudialion record of but yretanlay, they clarcdlbem to be a legal tender for all iraome a stilted tone of superior hcosoty debts, public and private, with two rxeep- on tbe financial question, and affect patSALISBURY lx BROSSKAL’. ronixur, Uana^ tovwblbr to*"* a’-vlxrh rx rvK.xm nr. i-sx.i~r» o*»4.. ,l.^-3ar<K-nW who eared ths nation from the .rtsrasoati asiraSaoro . , ____ CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. _ TAILOR XT ADE TO ORDER, au(l GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLES JVLIF. nnd RETAIL K?nf JEWELERS, HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR Wc -will send. Post-paid Sitpcal art Unital TBE WEEKLY WOBLD! DENTIST ger wav that, if Coogrsas prolonged the debate on points uf constitutional consteuction, its deliberations might be interrupted by tbe sound of rebel artillery on th* op­ posite shore of the I’Qtqmac. Tbe Re­ publican Benauja and Jteprmtatiroi,, thercforo.diraiasmg all doubts and ron-■ istry, Mood tocrtlier for the country, andI if taunted, aa they were, by th* Democracy’ and dialoyahy of that day, with violating; the cocstitatioo, they pointed to thM law' which u older than constitutions. Adopt­■ ing the aentiuKBt, as they might havei quoted tbe uiMted language of John with th«:r appaling record, to Ihelr ancient control tn thia eountry wonli be a* dcci aive a step backward and nigbtward ns U would hare been for th* English people to surround WilKam of Orengn with , pr­ liamcni made up of adhere*ts to th* fort bouse of Stuart, or as it weuld be to-day foe th* French assembly to thru* sn S£taaittSSmTSeSrott— •' valaaMa aanatorui - direction To restrict and limit tbeir cirruUtioq. *od til toxhe life banka u an! u po«ib)e in tbe great work of ining the Government finaocea, the national bank act was passed This art required, in effect, that every bonk aboqld loan jta satire capital stock to the pvernment; or, in other words, to invest H In-governtnent bonds, and then, tra (departing thro* bonds with tbe treotofev of P»M StiMl, ‘If’ bank might receive not excwcding 8U per coot of their amount in circulating notes, the government holding ths boo Ja for tbe pro­ tection of the bill holder is ease the bank should fid). And that, in brief, is preciroly what a nations’, bank is to dsy. I ■do not say the syste^i is perfect. I do not foal rolled upon to rush to Its advocacy or ita defeow. I do not doubt that as we go forward wo may find many points in with any ocher syMctn of banking thia country ba* ever had,-it la immeasurably wperior; sad whoever asks, as acme Demoents now do, for its abofuion, with a view of getting baek any system of Slate banka, h a blind leader; and a very deep ditah of disorder and disaster swans tbe followers, if the pwple aboukl ever be so blinded m to take that fetal step. u Ml al fid m turcro ho followed by a rise in priero, by » *«ck and wide-pread deamnd frt leb, r and by a geueroua aad general revival xf trsefe and buaim-m throughout tho rountrv. And beyond all that w.efomU outer upon an export trade in our fobnc* aueh as we have not dreamed of iu the just. Tho time » ripe for it. outward circumatanom arc all propMoua. and it epic remain, fer cengreaa to give to the caunuy a rtcadr currency, and tbe bounding energy and rntorpeisc of our people will do the rest. There is not a cotton plantation in the south, not a grain or graxing fena in the wart, neta coal pit or iron furnace iu Proaeylvauia or Ohio, no* a manufactory in New England, not a ship-yard cm the Atlantic ccaro, not a lumber camp from tbe Penobscot to the Columhia, no* a mile of railway between the two oceans, that would not feel tho quickening, gain­ ful influence of a final and general acqu?caeeae* in measures looking to specie mywent. The republican meditate no harah, nr hasty, or dastructiro policy <m thia queetioe, but ono thu shall be firm, eoa। on the Link credita, and nothing siderMe aad coadurive. The Democracy, ' ihert of fian>ri>1 lunacy could ' demand by refuting to co-operate in the pood work their rude disturbance. Whoever would can keep the tutor in apitalau and pro­ I atrike down the banka, under the dclu- long the era of dttllne** and inactivity in | (ion that they ou be driven to surrender the country Havingxtuldxirnly refiisod their bomb fur inflated legal tenders, to vote for lagal-tendcra when the aalva| knows little of the law" at finance and Mill lea* of the laws of human aetioo. Among the anomalire presented in the -nrrrney firtwksr'Nr. ’OWmm. ir tbit the \\ CM and iiaulh should have to lartra an element cUmcroro for inflation. Of all srchoiH interested in tbe specie standard the Waal and South stand first. b h ■ singular circumitancc. Mr, The great stapiea produced in throe vast Chairman—one of thi»>. old bapfranlnga ami fertile regions,—wheat, corn, flour, sometime* brought shout by political beef, pork, hides, tobaerc-, homp, cotton, mutation—thst tboec who urged thia rice, aud sugar,—are inevitably and per suhcsie upon the <iorctnn.«it are Dcmo- □mptorily aubiectod to tho gold atandard rrata. every one of whom would ifeubtlma wbenaold. The price of ootiou sent to claim to be tbr true disciple of Andrew Jack sou Aud yet all the crib of which gold standard as thst which is exported Jaekscn warned the cunntrr in lu» famous to Manchester, sod the breadstuff" sold controveray with tbr I'nited .Statci bank in New York are dally equated with the are I (l,ouwi)<| fold luMiliiedi and a prioosof the Liverpool core exchange. thouasud fold aggravated - in this plan of. Aud s<> of nil tbe other qpmmociitws. making the tresiury department itself the And yet we bear representative! of tbe bank, with Cnngrrn for the gavernlng great intervals that are thus rowpriled to sell at gold prices, resolute and deter mined in their demands that they shall ful perusal of J scktun'a great message of j lie allowed to purchase all tbetr supplies July 10. 1832, and I wish them to frankly I IcUtbis House how tL-y think Jackson I would have regarded the-ewtablishmenc of in thu country, reckoning all products, a great National pajx rinoney machine, to i trochee thu enormous amount of $3,000,­ be totaled foe nil time in the treasury 000,000 on the gold baaia; aad that the department, tho Ulla <if which shall hare sarpitu not ennsumed by the prod users no provision fur their redemption, and is many hundreds of millioat of dollar*, the value of th* tho amount of lheae bills to'be determined I and thM estimated by the gold by a majority vote in a party caucus j whole i. standard. Use farmers of the country may find profitable food for reflection \n adm­ inling what tbe agricultural intevfipt loer* cve/y year by an irredeemable pxper «tir- with a vast territory and a sparse papalatioc, able to maintain coin payment and maintaining it through a financial storm of terrific force, and by rreaone of it .regain­ ing a position of solvency and tatty with a rapidity aad * certainty to which the pper basis affords no parallel but only a contrast. Here to the north of us lie* tbe dominion of Canada, atretching from New­ foundland to the bonier* of Alaska, with e* inhospitable climate, a anil in great part inferior to outs, coaupem checked snd suspended half tbe year by fresco riven, uianufacUirea scant, crude, and undevel­ oped, with a population throughout tbe whole territory mil an large as that of New York, and with wmlih greatly inferior to that of the Empire state ; with a dab* e* large, in proportion to the people and pro­ duct, and property, as our own . and yet Canada find, no dificulty in maintaining specie parmeut. And st Toronto, Montre­ al, and Halifax, tho American tonrirt u mocked nnd mado wUmed by the sight of coin dollara and gold oagim from out OucgrpMand leading interest of mr own mint circulating freely as currency own and dfiiar stair* has suffered, still ap.oog a people whose wealth and rmoursuffer*, and will continue to suffer so long a* the cumocy la of irredeemable paper. our own magnificent inheritance and po»I mean tbe ship-building and navigation intcrerts,—otic that dnea more for the ben tbe national government wax orcountry and asks lose for it than aay other I gsnised in 1789 the mute liberal estimate except tbe agricultural; an interest that of tire property of the entire 13 state* rrprcscata our distinctive nationality In all placed it kt $600,000,000, —less than tho clime* aqd upon all sea*; an intenrt mure wealth of Boston or . of Chicago ttrday. easentially and intensely American than The population was >4,000,000, showing any other that falls under the legislative a property of $150 to each inhabitant. power oi the goverameat, sad wliiih asks By the census uf 1870 oar popuLtioa had only t->-dsy to be left where the founders inerraaed to 38,000,000 and mu wealth to <>f tlic rcpqblie placed it 100 yean hgo. 130,000,000,000, showing $800 per arpila for the whole praoplu. Our population has in-teascd in the 80 intervening ycaro not quite 1ft. fold, but our wealth bail nenaaed 50-fold. The pouiote of I7K>, with their slender rreoureca, did not hesitate to sraurne a tutmaal debt of 190,000,000, being more than oucaeveuth of their en­ tire poaacastecs; and it never occurred to 'bcm thM an abandonment of tbe specie baaia would make their burden lighter. They knew from their terrible experience with Coatinental currency that all their evil, would be painfully incraased by a resort to paper tntrncy- Aud iu their poverty, with no accumulated capital; with manufacture*, In fethlcpt infancy, whip nrnperty, if io its capacity u> measure by the u varying law of supply and re­ mand the pr-tiae suv-unt of csreulation tamed tbe gold sad silver stendnrd. they require-1 by tbr “wants of trade.'—I paid their great debt, they grew rich' in would bo j. lad, 1 r<-prat_touk any demo the property which we inherited, but for erotic Oppoi eat of the system if it does richer iu that bright, uuaullied boner not in ascii end all three feature* fill the which they also beq-aeatbed to us. ideal requirement of a hank u foreshad­ To day tbe total debt* of the American owed by Jackson, and ifit dure not indeed people, national, alate, aud municipal, are for tran-ccnd any ideal Jackson had. in not no large in proportion to already ac­ ita freedom for all to engage in it, iu ita quired property os was tbe national debt abeolute securi y to the public, and in its alone in iftK). And when wa, take iato s.ngular nd-ptation to act a* a regulator the nccoaut the relative productive power uf the currency, proven tin; undue expan­ sion and undue contraction with equal and uufiufitt-.’ certainty, sod adjusting itself at once to tho specie standard wh’aaever the Goveromrat shall plane ita .own notes at par with coin ? JgE-jSwglrutS&cvgteij DENTIST Nukiilk, psatags of the legal tender act, however, followed by an enormous imuo of Govc.-umeat notes, the' Slate banks would no longer bo required to redeem in specie, and would therefore at once flood the fashioned integrity is forgotten. and solid, enduring prosperity, with boneat gains nod ‘|uk< contentment, is rendered im­ possible. We hare suffered thus far in l-crhaps as light a degree as «Juld Ira expected aider the circamstancro . but ogee adopt the insane idea that all eqrrcncy shall be tuned directly by tho Oorern- 1 invnt. aud that ('uugnaa alull be the judge of th.- amount demanded by the litkipi umrrn r-ich a condition of the pub- than'by the groundwork for aa Fnreranrmra IMPOSITIM HATED I OPPOSITION COURTED. Coapwinm lnr»«S Inti Competition Dt-Sed in Teas, Coffees and Spices .vrawrer ; for «t prino. wbieh 0m and asking for a return to, three y~. Mtn, would hare r txnedm To attempt now u buaineaa by further inflation c of bonds stopped! Glow? Dore any gentleinsn suppose toll the r bonds owned by the banks, and on depoeit in the trcai ury, will bo exolmnged for isrtl-i micro pf ano and inflated iscao? Tbuae bonds arc. payable, principle aud interest, in gold; and, With the present amount of Kgal-tendor note*, they xrc worth in the market from »1.1B re »l.t5 What will Usey be worth in paper mmey wlion you double the amount of legal tender and noMpone the day of specie rwampiioa far �Sris of New Eoghrod Chins-A Busy Wamaa-TM Laet fraro Braafclyn Eh> ’ **°____ _ N«w Tobk, Feb. ifi, 1876. Daring all thejim<of tbe w.r tho num­ ber of consunsers increased, white the pro­ ducers so rapidlyjiecrvered, and the Gerernment iuelf wa. io tbe field a* one of tbe tergoM eoosumets,'sojhat no matter what our curreoey wu or might bars been, even if it hod been nothiag bat coin bad that been possible, tbe priee of labor and the value of comoditirs would have gone up tbe mme way, though al­ lowance. of coarse, is to be made for theevident depreciation of a redundant, irre- finaodal madunery. So loog - that pro­ vision wm ia force ths money of the peo­ ple was precisely as good and jam the same as the money of the bondholder By a mfatakan policy, as I veature to af­ firm, ihb sectioa of Um law, era tbe re quart of Becrctery Chase, was repealed aft* doe notice Riven, ud the moment that was dtae the legal tender became a sort of finaacrai oq-hu amoag ua, it had thenceforward no oonoertioa or rdauoaship with any other issue by the Govern SMnl; it measured nothing itself and —• mewured by nothin?, and ever since that tfay it has had to fight its own bottle, not merely unaided by other form, of public credit, but in a sencc coortrnlly hindered by them To osublioh a fixed, rtredy rahaefor U under three cireumstanres was as impossible s» to determine a pound tion to sir the last refioeasont in receiving. People might very truthfully send out inntationa which, would read, "to asert the sew dinner service," or to exhibit the drawing rooms, refttniished by'Cotti*, who fa the fashionable high art fnrofaber, ; Tbe young folks, of course, belong to a musical or dramatic society of tbe aotectest sort, which gives excuse for dotens of delighlful evemingv at rehearsal in cosy been loo often overlooked, and it has giv­ private parlors, and a gratifying daah at en many men who have not thought public applause in the name ef euarity, cloeely about tbe nutter tbe impression that redundant paper money. after all, made things prosperous for a time, and that it might, perhaps, if we could get the right quality and quantity, have the more deeply studied,* aad Uteir dress, of Mr. Blain's speech will get dtsuhroed manner, and speech are carefully taken of all such notions. from the pages of the ‘Household " or On many other points equally impor­ the “Globe," editions of the novels The tant imprrsaions will be derived, aa, for instance, the impolicy of the Govern­ ment undertaking to do without the in­ tervention of banks by the direct issue of any saving ol interest on bonds to the amount of the bank notes which might have their place supplied by new legal tenders; alao. that the farming iatererts of the West, and the South, m well a. such great intercuts in the' East as com. tMiwist ship building, are virtually interested as much as any other aection or ‘•Honest money for nil, and free schools for all. There should he no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ meats, also, there had been one cnatin a terran interferance which will al. though not regular, progress toward destroy the other.” specie payment, till the peaie rame to render it easier to g» through with the process than to go back, also, that aperie payments, ifjudiciously adopted, can be maintained without diCeully, ud, also, this grand consumatem AU those fu mental position, and many other, diecumcd with great forte and rogt and although there are some thii^i z which somejair mioded uten Will (ii in society—that fa, if you tea get a card for it. No favor dispensed by a kind ud charming hoate— is so coveted sa an ■invi­ tation to her roabud party, for tbe comph aiders yon one of the eligible* of her ac­ quaintance. Goittr, you find tho drawing rooms—nobody mya parton any more except an old fashioned frUow like myself, we take so dosely after Ute English—hung with fern, smitex and Spires, fraiherin? from mantd and roruiot, l-askrta of half­ blown rose, ou every stand, and •rare, ef debutante, tn pink and cream color float in? about, with all the mischief they teamed st Mre. Meuro or Madame Chegarray. al five hundred dollan a quarter, fresh in their pretty heads Three pretty bareba naln, fresh from up-town boarding achoofa, waits the wildrel, fiirt Um deepest and alp < hampaxn. tbe mow defiantly of any Wire afloat, unlere we except a few of oar pretty married women—aad Jo this with more freedom than they wil’ ever find at com- spoken, for, independent pf Has oplnlpns. his speech will give a new impulse to' the general and earefol consideration of the financial question which will Iso seen in time tu bring about iu solution for the best good of the whole people, the re­ parties and ladies' eharilia, it is so cheap and so diverting st ornoe. Il has the pat sumption of specie payments. rostage of fashion this winter, for it is a favorite form of spending a soda! evening among matrons and elderly bus lores men The Binghamton RepiMicai aria? any ®< lu abllgslJaa.. and ia taser st evening in their good riot bro. So while nutalaiag. ia every way ths nalteaal tailh New York an a more BepuUic aad laucial boa«r ; who boU that tbe ran.- than either Pcoaylvania, Ohio the young-,people are off in their pink ■aa school reais— Is tho aaroery of American game and dreuscoaU liar a dance—say the Lberiy ud should be maiataiaal absolutely free fro— aertariaa control; whs belters that, It is expected that in about four weeks ■•Elka" ball, or that of aome select and tar tbe promotteaa ef three end.. itJ diroe- the imue of silver in place of fractional tiow of the pmsalsl sboeld ronMu. te be eosMed la those who adhere to the priaci- currency will be cumnsenced by tbe Govpte. of 1778 aad tappers three as iseorporal- »»«■- GiMMiUi b *>< bare an art school Tbe MnrehaH grasrge is one of the Uvort bCtheBtote: Tbe Whin cud fcrule are tabooed in tbr SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. ou> < the difference ia, that Instead of filling their rooms with Citiaste mtomtera, ud dragon tea cope, they have taken to mak­ ing hfatoriral colfoolion. of the v.floui porcelains and pottcrim of the worid. A plate of real Majolica, or a cup and saucer of royal sevres given one esteem among eonncoBMan, aa oos who ‘ has thn right feeling for art" ia Uua d^te^i, bat OM who would win renown ^RB|4;'r-5!l-'‘r’‘ mast have at least one broken-mart! speci­ men ol al) tbe wares from the time of Bolomoa down. Cabinets, carved and velvet-lined, are consecrated to these Irsasurrs, where the royal bine and gold of true sevres and the splendors of DreodoB are surrounded by gaudy Ilunnriu ware, ia red, green and yellow. Hideous Madon­ nas in Majolica, ugly aa the painted plui ter parrots Yukee ueddlen used to carry round, together with every apecus ol old Engliah delf known to the ton sbclvin of kitchen doeets. Alive to Uua increasing psaeiou. u enterprising meoilator has been scouring New EnSU1 viHagos ud Sooth Carolina homesteeda for treasures black tracings, fragments of old English teasels of pretty chinti pattern., scara­ mouch Hollaad painted ware, and English blue dinner services, rehearsing the hirtury ol Dr. Syntax on their pictured aides, or scenes from the war uf Indcpcodcuor. including portraits ol 'George W—hingteii. were minded in a sort of indigestion uf china. Tho ugismt old pots and basios were there, with aonse really superb Stet fordshire end handasme tola of Flemish pottery, long-ncckcd, straight sided pitchera and jan embeaaed in indigo blue. I was shown a yellowish wedgvwood mtehcr, as cotnnMHi looking aa the cheapest kitchen ware of today, the Biate’of which brought 125.00 at ymtrrday a sale. Irt me warn readers who think of selling their gramlfatber's furniture, or tbeir grand mother' a aockery for old rubbish, te be rareful what they are about, for they may be throwing'away a satall fortune. If the nun who had half a dnaen silk Washing­ tons to sell happens to hare any old tea act. or odd piecre, (the more forlorn the better,) he wants to trade, I wiU be happy Ctatata m F1STC Sat (Tuwianta ass staciti for the coming campaign. There are 10 applications for dirorse in the Lenawee county court. East Saginaw claims to be the banner musical dty in the Stole. Tho next term of the State Agrievhunl College begins on the 23d inst Marshall is talking ofhavmg a Centro nial Fourth of July celebration. Tbe Benson House at Saginaw City has cloned up to wait for better limes. A Petoskey man has shipped over 10,­ 000 bushels of Ume the pest year. Mr. Marvin Hannahs, of Albion, died ou the 7th inrt., at 81 yearn of age. The centennial ten-party at VeruMUtville wan a very fine affair, and netted. (100. The Broton Harbor girte bay candy and ask the grocer to charge it as crackers. Tbe Vamar woolen factory turned nut 3,300 pears of woolen mittens thia winter. Tho Bay <5If JWfome aaya that there are only nine expert slcaographmyin the The Borton Journal, In a receet torn-. MS, 1 -Pteturs t. yrorwlf what a maoariM zfhe papers lllurtratlre of American ■for etoldrea •"gbt U> be—bright ami winI,Ings In eeaivnts. bosr pnrs and Mimalaitag Scenery, which have appeared in Iu paces, among which wero iacluds t I. MeUng. kre re^toud-l -ilk aad lhea UM •T*r U‘4“' ••TtH> Wonders of tbe Yellowstone, " the ‘Grand Cation of Um Cotora.lv,’ and aad yen wl¥*ad yror fa-1 reaUte.1 have won wldr-.prcad admiration <n> both sld.s of fihe Atlantte: and The Great Booth" article, with their beautlful enrraHngs. have bean rv-laaoeri in txwk form In loth Great Brittan and America. For the coming year we have broader plans than over before. The I Ik* ■«___ WHITISH! I tnas .mon-.the people. It would be a peculiarly severs blew to the debtor dare, and would mak-nwtmptroa to thea. the stnoi to bankruptcy and nm. AU wise legislaticn toward, rreumption will take cam thst do needles, burden bo thrown on Ums* who have debts to pay, snd that ia the transition tbe buks shall be kept ia such a sooditiou so will snake them as helpful as possible to the buaiacos remmu nity. But this pdiry wcmld dnve the banka into a straggle for sell-preaerv* lion in which debtors would be necresariiy socrifieed. Iflcocrertly apprehend the sound ptdslie judgment on this ques­ settled determination to bring it to per with coin, and by that means bring every bank-note to the same standard Tbb policy wiU rcntore the euin of the .-nunaof which we arc producing over 180,­ ,000 per annum, to active circula­ tion in the channels of trade, snd will rank not only in making our money better, bat aerarodly more plentiful among tbe people. It b a humiliating Republican Stale Convention. A Repabliena Btale C«uvewti<ni, teelect £t good for drinks at any aaloon and art iIllsBBlm sad altrraates la attend the KvpeN- tiring them Io propitiate voters. llean Kalians! Ceasealloa al Cincinnati an He Fernando Wood took pains to inform 1Mb day of Jane next, aad also to sleet a genuUieas State Cealral Committee, will be Ute Clerk Hambletpo. who thinks it a UH al lb« Gly rt Creed ItoyW’- “• Wedae.L. mol.. .!• U.S 1ST>'. al l>> -cleet good thing to name a child after the aaaaaan of Abraham Lincoln, that none of the IJcmuerats on the Ways and Means Committee, except Morrison, had wished Tbe New York Tr3.se speaks of Mr. Blaine's “leek" in bringing out Jeff. Da­ vis. Perhaps Mr. Blaine deliberately calculated upon that result aad shaped hfa efforts therefor, just as many a tocalled “lucky" man mtceeeds in hi* bast- MR. BLAINE’S SPEECH We publish, herewith, ia full the able rest of tbe world breida, we drive it into tipewch of Hon. J. G. Bteiue co the export because we will Opt create a de- fiaaneial rituatinn, delivered test week at ■ami few it at home. And the miaera of in the Hoose of R^reseotalivre. We the Pacific slope are furnishing tbe rireutrust it wfll be read by all who desire to acquaint theaseslrre with the great praeti eel question now before the American people. Noteven the member, of At grnrnback clubs, or the political oppoaenta of Mr. BUnemn foil to find themadves iaterroted in the present qmeth if they ooee begin iu pernval, for, althoagh he girvs the Democratic patty soum hard kiu yet ha drot not travel beyond Ute Berord. white he carefully limits hi. comiree to individual for speeified hereri- For the moot part, however, the dfort fa one aboaodiag in pertinvnt inferamtina. mmad eoonomic principlca. able n -Hre. -rtl cantcat sdrocacy of the finteia! reform which i. alrrody more The Indiana greenback State Conven tiow met al Indianapolis on Wednesday, resolved in favor of a greenback currency convertabb- al will into a 3X5 per cent bond, in favor of Newton Booth of Cali- Washington, did name oae of his children J. Wilkra Booth, after the ssaaamnalioo of Prraidcnl Lincoln Morrison therefore promptly requested his resignation, but Arc eiiaereotiv indulged ia, with Use name of two or three married ladies of the highest standing at Um head of the iavitetioa canto, as voucher, for dreoram, and the cfo’e of the affair. The centccaial had nearly put it out ef Minh a heads that thia fa lean year, with It. peril, and priritegre But aine, th. ■ rabinei young ladies tn Washington have set the example of honoring the oocaeioa by a befi, lisp year Germans will vary the mcesotony of kettledrums and Utegfareofpdiiebdto. Did I hoar a quirt old lady (Mt to mention a young one) nay that aba would Ska to know what is meant by a krttteinn’ With all the pleasure klife. It fa an Engiiah custom of inviting om a noqaaietaaee to a fiuduonaWo five o'duck tea,to which the Indies go in their bounds, to pnup an how with cups of tea in their hands, served with very thin wafera It ot the railroads of the State, and requires in msmsfitlly a oily institution by which a cJmch railroad aa aaneal report Io the good nuy persons who nee croft other Co*mimMMr, who mrevovev is to inquire into complaints of violation of lU law* The railroad, arc required to treat afl aluppera all ka, under aimilar cirvumetan “The second Installment la even strong­ er titan the first. Jtut\fg.ng a'l that sea, lootedfor.’! We begin In January “Philip Nolan’s Friends,” Mly tw« dulUro a volusw-a tea« valaablt Ortai—aa prowenl for ah ei Uy af yaaag folks. ' Tbe New York Tribune avalaaebs uf tatmoral literature ibsl ite cbJMrva. ansse strong, vitally w sa.l ronlt/ aitraeiirr a^nuuore re tm. aad Kv. NseaoLssaa. rJrk-1 iug of the .Marshs U Grange oo Saturday making references to hfa rweut sojourn al the Hague Tbe fruit basket faculty of Ingam, Lee lie 4 <\>. al Benton Heritor, was dealroved on*monday night. Ixias IH.ftOO. with but NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. to^lte4«tarn»k*d Lawyen la all ^,-1' ■— -/it.Cte—H C—r. we a JMMMasa.Mtb4krm.rBro.. * F.Mi rfMmatell. Mr. Fraatoe Hite fam sTM hmierrffcUleCr-kaUCal. W K. Ui ef*s tarn rf Hsfiby 8 Ottere. W Jreksm would be like a New England Sunday without bakml beans. From the sppror anreof things in Plymouth Church, the present calendar year will be spent in proving what everybody is convinced of already But the Council now c<>ovenrd at the call of the church itself is headed by Dr. Imcuard Baron, whose acutennm. veiled skillfully under a daring frankness, will not hesitate to probe for the truth in whatever direction it Li-a. It is pomiblc that Plymouth Church has counted loo hbcrallv on Dr. Baron a support in tbe Council. . Aiamdy. shrewd quretioning niard.Galli In thia country and In Ear Isim!. as tbe great r -prrseniatlve Amer­ ican Mngax’oe. KncsMiraged l»y the favor acuonled t« It by a generou* publie, we sha 11 alm, during the Centennial year, to eclii*its formeracliierment. In both Its L[l>r»ry aud Art department*. bCKtBMn Is sold by all Fiturr C'j.am lt.siKst.-Li fiih and Aews-Itoslrr. Priee $4 a Year ; 35 cants a Number LTSr.-.'M-to'tt: ■a rt la. tt-r— I—I aa—14 ■lawn. •— lb—.1. mi tartk that lb«? a—» lUtba r—1 —lai. *Z sate Miron Is .ir. sal... t» lb. p.n.n. IMS.wlrt in muI • rt Ite proSsaey •( —M ►.■to—. and Ol li Meulton's case, in which the ingenuity of IkMortte ra—■*“ —w— — *Plymouth Church msneutering appear, IlOH I. Ik. to better advantaga than its honesty by a long reirht. It didn't propose to go on with the Council in spite of its own pro­ teat, till it was sure thst Itra. Storrs and Buddington’were preUy certain not to come. Plymouth Church and its pastor arc always magunimou. when there is nothing to lose. All the social art. of the society are brought to boar on the dele a parlor ayrtioe, with tbe glibbest speaker gates, they are kept supplied with flowen, as auettetieer, and the panels are sohfeto and the latent papers to read, and ready tbe highest bidder unopened, for the bene fir mailing. A handremsa lunch ia spread fit of some charity which the hostess has for them ia ths church parka all the time, and carriage, arc at their command. But when the packages are opened, aud the Wall Street man who bid fire doflaza for a limuc paper pared finds that it contains a bologna sausage, Iwugbt on the way up town by a fun loving matron, or the stiff bachrinr bids off a girl a powder and rouge or a frisky young married woman finds a THS C0UK1 and jiagtes. bits ef wtetom. Lu Froaek. Her­ man aad Lilia Koriei—In fin amt Ha pussies, Jwk-ta tke-pnlpil. Use Lrti.r-tev, te.. Ar., la eves more awperMy etlremlve. l.c rnourod that they have a rare treat l-eforc them The- «»n» of the n.> St. Nicholas for 1874 and 1875, 4 Volt- novel iatald lean EagttalitDlaing town adUrooi ths- ftr»t |mgv tu the last tu. liiW-at la uuflaggiuir. Among other notable |*|m we men- Geo. W. Kinsley, a pitnecr of St. Jo­ seph, dim! Feb. 3, T; Hl years. He lo­ cated in 8t. Joseph in 1831. Owosso beid a special ejection Fab. 21. to Vote on the appropriation of fili.IMJtt for the purchase of a steam fire engine. Capt. John Clarke, one of the oldest taasous in the stale, died at East China. St. Clair county, Feb. 4. aged 78 years. permanent k»rra< >7 maintaining any special preparation in the way of fiowrre or music, but with a hot sit down 1‘residenry, He ought to be aiming supper to follow in cemfurt for everybody. down from the Supreme Bench, then. TbeS'ashua Trl'yrnpk aaya that in one of the largest and eloaest towns in New Hampshire the Democrat. hare par- .— rsr^ flSHtff IBTMSB! __________ _ JOHN STANLEY ! Ciicap, Ruel Island & Pacific Mr. Bowen is choosing his tiote and method of presenting his proofs so as to throw their faU light on Mr. Beecher without dragging his victims into the glare. The satansc brain which maken tbe ssovm for Plymojlh Church sees the only de­ fence possible is to rafuee nay evidence from Mr. Bowen that will not damage otlitra worse than Mr. Beecher. To give nasuM aad dates to the public m they de­ mand would drag more than one family of the Church iilo disgrace. Mr. Beechei 's n!^y lire in the irretaralilc nature ot the injury be has dime his victims. Mr. Bowes knows that the utmost malignity of llymocth will yisit him when he speak, end thia with tho stronger consideration of humanity to the injured and tbe inno­ cent, may well give him pause. Mr Oliver Johaaon, former editor of Beecher's toper, does not show so well since the publicxteou of an old letter of his to Mr. Bowen, pending for Nr. Tilton, and speaking empbalieally of Mr. Beecher s guiK JlrTjohuaon and Profamor Tyler appear to hare '‘erawfiahed badly under tbe influence of a petition oo the Ctrutiao Utnon. And tbe charge of Hack­ making made against poor Mr. Loder is proven true ef another man entirely, and the Tribw.- is manly enough to come out aad do the poor uphotaow justice. There fa amA WiMtm toad pie ia many | quarter., nowaday., over the latent view uf things. Ptmn, Corneil Blufis and Omaha, Without Change of Can, Canned Fruits and Fisn. KANSAS LINE. Oysters received daily IDHIS1! N. B—In addiliuti lite amove goods. 1 have tbe amrxv of Croker ft Parker I Ale, Edinburgh Pale AU and Porter | Syrarnae, New York, which io equal to any impnrt.d goods .mi will > retd is. bulk ar by dot. bottks. Youre Truly. READ THIS and l»e happy again. 1 ta RsfiBliffi ii AUTHOR ONLY PtitB! 45 DOLLARS! WHIT DIN IT BE I Fo rWhat? FLORENCE SUB lit® io^.X3!S=S?£StX’’J: FURNITURE, DMMM, Mb, Firns, k ' MMfHETS Look beret Lookters! �$10,000 GIVEN AWAY _ TO DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. win Mod th. REPUBLICAN ■ LounrSuTwfinJ wither' JOURNAL —1 prie. St 00, pootapprepaid ou both pap*r», for st* year, for bouMhui.1 of Sial,,. .« kohl ia grat.ful loro oar plan, ta lb. family. W* h*r« wilhla on r bonier, a. Uh* Plymouth Bock or Bunker Hill la which patriotic pllgrina lam Lair willing faelatapa, y.t a larger pnpor- 15 Per Cent, will be deducted from the marked prices of all our Goods from now until March 1st. hoaw* fool th, U«fo tab, hto u4 aorta a Hopkins & Barnes HAaryiwos market But the pour r<nMml> aotatar. woro ataiwd m*Hrool»4 .ndn.rr.,1 by lb. Xortbern 'U dal., that ia th* Lara* that la ride tato p«wrr on. Why «r.rything Lu Heal hlijiats pitice; Have on exibition one of the largest Stock of Fancy Goods ever brought to this City which we offer to the public cheap for Cash. We have, also, a full and complete Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Books and Stationary' Perfumeries, Toilet Sets. &c., <fc. Give us a call. Boys and "Youths'Clothing at and below cost, and we also deduct 15 percent, from the marked Prices. Hopkins A Barnes. ALL OUR GOODS MUSt BE SOLD Hastings, Dec 15. 1874. Buy Goods Cheaper THE BOOK FOR EVERYBODY. TOLEDO BLADE Th* Lame aa* Bm Faa.Hr NmHr' a«bIUb*-. la Aaaaraa. SaoaLl tulirn aa.f Vaaraal la4a*aaaaat> u ntamtan for tho 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. CALIFORNIA The peopli Barry County to under* stijnd that by istake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen NOTICE! .S-sjULJUULJ but Will Hams, says hesell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a double order o^ CROCKERY Wagons and too, but Dan says it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to.keeping house, apd he will sell it Cheap and "clqse it out. Buggies GROCERIES w ell-known hiatonca! writer. Thia work will undoubtedly taka rank aa the Stan­ dard Ilirtory of the I'nitad Staten. it M ho dry m*» of detail* no borabortie effort to inflame the national pride, but ia a dear virid and brilianl aaratbe of the er .Hi ef our hutory. from the dbeorery of tbe American I'onUnect down to tho pre*ent time. It tracra the tridence of that myataroo* r*<w, tha «rat occupant* qf our country, and givoia moat intettatiuR ae- Green Bay and Marquette Line !■ the only Hua for J UHVXUjt, Watbxtowx. Foxd ’W Lac.Owhkdrh. ArrutTox. Gu» Bat. Ebcaxaba* Neqacxes, Mab<julttx, Hocohtox, 500 CORDS WOOD. 500 cords of 16 inch stove icood for sale at $1.25 per cord aelivertd. C. F. DWIGHT. We have h doubleIStock as-aqy one coming in the Store can see and they will be sold cheap for cash or readj^payT’ “ George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows our S1YTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P bin *says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it it tu hard work to grind them. FARM FOH SALE! known. aa liaadrilla. oa the Oread Rapid* Dirlrion of lb* Michigan footral Railroad, wharw hit wifc aad rhlldron Mill reaW*. »ad where h» »>■ taken on Monday. rtroogh lb. pertanal *Sort. of Hon. Henry A. tluodyrar. ia *<>w traroJieg for tbe Grand Rapid* Ilurial Can* Co. Hi* many ftienda wiah him (uccrei. QlUBT—Who will do the nndrrtiking? Why Btebhins Bnxhora of oourae. Dr. J- W. Hitcbrock OCULIST Uaata and defocta/themro. OSec the Pont Ofao Halting* Mich nt IRE IMPROVED Bleejdng .THUM dally, with awI tig Room ud Cara through to Coundi For BL Pul ud Mlnnrapolla. Tjro Through Train* iMUy, with Pullman I’nlnw Car* attached ou IxHli train*. Far Grara Bay and Laho Huiartor. Two Traltm r1*11** u.u« Containing Oue Hundrea and E under cultivation, 40 acre* of----- _—---------------- r------- — side Cheap and on Favorsble Terms.'for farther nifomatioc call/' o'n-or address • -. t . . J. Cole tc Son �CHEAP Jfctori, LANDS Grain, Flour, Provisions and Country Produce, an * ai West wI.ahq. m,~«. t—«“iat^-?j rTj^DONEgnc7 Ma4Hh Uss^a* (ITIs T«ss ikrss ®! John H. Wendell & Co. —“Afin. tawiNc I ■/MACHINES. Flour, Grain, Pork Ab 8«adt. cars of lb. MstropofiUa Railroad Comp­ any. Il • wanner than rtraw, and en­ tirely fro. from dost. Milk ibould never covered while retting f**r cream to rise. Covering prevents the ■>dor* in tho milk from escaping and thus causes bed flavors and poor keeping pualUy in the butter. The ca^le.raren, swan, and parrot arecach rauteuanan* An regie k«it at vwuna died after a cmfinment of 114 years, and th. vwan* on the Thames have been known to live to tbe age of 150 year* Some extrusive experiment* rcently msde by EaH Spencer show thst tbe av­ erage period of geetatiuo in eows i> be­ tween 284 and 285 days. Tbe nbortrat period in 7U cares *u 22<i day*, and the loagart b 31J daya. The famera in the western pansfMasaachtmeUs, complain that they have been able to sell but rrry liuU of thi* year's tobacco crop, and predict that there will be a falling off of oae-thM io th. acresr: S'ElSvS3rir???,>“-3: . Wh^at a specialty •ssstT *r Bam. Tkiress.a ssUre fa ,barekr fires lUl Sr tfatoa ■Jix M»*r,sy, Lawson’s Curative k«M *m£|w ss Kaunter'lbsVl'k Mayhew BusinessColleee " KXCELS ° ’* pfweia. rsss. asa to toaisssi. Ils ksska Srsuk to Mssoss), BsfcU train* arriis st to< Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, sSssBrgsBi'ijrifart: c~- ‘s D. D. MALLORY & CO SCIATIC*, HE ICK HCADACHI OYSTEitS. AA’D FORRIGS’ FRCT/TS. U *sstotsrsr* ot HshmUmUx Ssalsd Ossfe, Fak Is*. hwna «u CHK1GD Tffi BALCH 4 NOBTON. LEDGER* '»***sre l. Britos A Xsrtsa. * to O. W. Ba , ii^.teWh£!w«aaBarker, j reus ,TS"Ar-.'48'4S.*.rit,-.y KsSnEtiSSii I CSn. •• *•■■*<•■. it*” muT* t'Srsi.3 .'WXtfsaj r «f Wrekl.sss. GHiiJ OHBSICH KKHilfK, A S3 Paper for 51.50. mtMff IWTBS All attempts to cure the l«d feet of the •rirbrated trotting bone Dexter, having failed, they hare been let alone for tbe foot two year*,'and a* a reaull are now sound aad strong. It ia beirirrd that he i* now faster than ever before in hi* lifeMr. Todd teliathe AMrimfetiMfe Earwwn Club, that Mi «n wiH gha more milk in winter, when fed on cat roraatalka and hay, one aud one half quarts each . of meal aad aborts and four quarts each of poUloe* duly than in ram mer wUm Uu- » f.«l .m— 54 *.-. b 56_2^ar»rt 1CH ^reis sams'i: IT WILL iSsft । What you want is a ncwi<ps|*er thst will j keep you fully informed of the new* of : the day, advise with you up>M> farm and i fireside topws. entertain you with it* rarird j reading in general literature, delight your . wife and family with ita dsspisition* u[**n il roeial and donnstir topics, instruct and ', amuse them by ita foreign and domestic , correspondence, choice stories, quaint character sketches, sparkling and witty pars I graphs, original and entertaining accounts , of travel and adventure, chess and pntxle । column*, etc. , All the news, cmnmravial, political and ' gnserxl, and the ervam of currenljlitm- sVXsr saros* lalaesstsl la ■•bl salat*, are rraslre. CAUTIOH. mu.m-u aiwi uieir oreuu-ren nr* a ora, Philadelphia and Albany in KWtg'ti warrant their seed.*, though intending to have all seeds add by them ss pure and reliable as possible. tn consequence of ■recent deciaLn in » Yosh arid Ne. Jersey, bolding ^rdunen liable i>r the failure of crop* when they warrant their MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. Ik* aressst 4aa ss aaM wsrtsass er acr urtet. NMISS fa. bsrekr c>r*e tssl Sr »irt tS* raws* «r rel* >• ■•*** »*«m«* sesi*isa. is Msattoarr wltk tks *latsls Is >»rS rear • st sreretol. I •CsiTssll st asMIr rsatos. • Sank treat Sssr ef tos Cetin Ileese.ik<Ae C II»t*an. Is *«.4 Ceeatr ef Berrv.-au. I llasw kstas Iks stare •< bel-lise Iks Clreso I S.t Iks *ksl Ce«st> ef Barn • esBelsHer. tki TITVrT: TABLE. ,-WS*a. dMEL. Err* Wane J’ttai 4 Saiim <■ railroad. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH EBss.tttas:x:.'S^J8-4WxS ttfjsigzut.g ’.sttj.ar.“• ~~ As4 Os r*rts>r **. *reL ISal *aU psotlsasr every hoorehold A newspaper « bv the prau of every seesioo to be the most original and bright*-*, of ean journal*. If You Want The rsta** t"fe.“.l K. .A-?’ S CONTENT YOU jjFJfSIMJSI i.craw Best Grand Rapids WEEKLY EAGLE About Milking * Fit e per cent, and perhaps Uu, ran lie added to the amount of milk obtained from the eow» of thia country, if the fol lowing rula are inexorably followed 1 Never hurry town io dririug to and from the pasture* 2 Milk an nearly at etiual intervale as possible. Half-past five in the morning and six al night are good hours. 3^Be^wperially trader of the cow al THE DETROIT FREE PRESS. Ks. is Iks s*ss s< Iks BMlStW "sf L»**l* IB $1.50 CTMs wrist'«-£& ■?'t; i**«re. *. res* MS. sp'k **H *ssr«<»es su The Best and Cheapest Specimen ropy free. ssfUstHra-s'.fe Send for .tsisst-gstwas m is lbs sti* a< HmiIbs*. as. Ik.r* ks. -k» ik* anrsr sf IS. ■tots rrssis.' As. It fa fat Tie Detroit Fra Press Ci DETROIT, MICH. HASTINGS I’lWK DEPOT STEBBINS BUG’S. VcttSttV We append the not uncotumuti practice. 1 Let scene boy turn the cow* away, and get some one that is fond of throw­ ing atones and .witching the hind one* every cbaoev he pet«. 2 Milk early in the morning and laic at sight, dividing the day into two per­ Mean, one of fifteen hour* snd th.- other FWTITURE! ■RAND IAPID8 DIVISION. th. stool, or speak sharply tn her if she does But “an" or •bobf." 4 Milk slowly and carelessly snd atop at the first slackening of the fluid. 5 Talk and laugh, and perhaps Mwrt milk st companion nifflrer*. when seated al Of every Description vftiicli wd The Reliable Sheri Line ean eel) cheaper than any )w>us> In Bairry County, for there reawina; )>t. Because we haw no rent to pay. ItAniASIOS AND DETROIT Gm. M. Savage A Co s Cotenm. Mtrnei** saassriM MO afthsss MrsHIre ■tost* win Slsass ttoto wksrs Ikir ms Iks MM. that la made by machinery. The antis' MSMXouMtiaiEs niture Not. 1 1a 13 are/Asdy. A roUreriss «f goods we make la made by hand, anil •The 8MtTHiifl~taHa Wret/’ TOOK, TOPEUFm FE K 8. lsA£f3>8 £.law W. sell Duuo of thia cheap-made Fur­ 8<mg* by Hays. Dunks, ate. Price 50 warranted We larllc all person* to cents per namber, or 12 Numbers for 11. call and Inspect our goods, for they al) bear Inspect Inn. No trouble at all rtma aaiiat uusia Nos. 1 to 13 iw»w indy. • A eoUectioo Of Ka*y Dance Music. Price 50 cents per Namber, or 12 Nmnbero far »«. ns we cat. do it P La Create de la Crema, any house In P . _ . Nos. Ito 25 now ready. A ctdlcctiun the Largest Bi.u Best selected stock of ofdiAeuk Plans Mvie. Pricw 54) rent* per Number, er 12 Number* far 14. bickfoud -.tarvi \J*TTER K.EVO L V ER H I'Oli THK MercantileTraining Gillman 1 ftsllsm. «.5l a TBE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Funiiy Kwtting Machine f j __________ nu >m oacru . UNDEBTAIING ittiWKaiasfsteLSSR Ike Bill! Kiiief ten for Yp». umiu fc . uua-, wU, BUSI � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-01.pdf ce8b39d1991ba248d4c4e6fb1c069f68 PDF Text Text Tl(s RjrilaucAlt Bvq<a>V ' Oeo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PUBLUUKR. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1876. •No. "' GREBLE & RUSSELL. Hare now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE u fiill and «nmplctc line of HoBtujt CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. "Pride. pri4e, pride ! There you have Charlotte Arden Mischief, miaehisf, mischief! There jou bare Lime Dane. Look out for theta both, Hart. And now, good-by III prey for your iur- Sj-itl Seittoif h/Ib Sifiw, Ifn/io SLiot, SLitqif BtLLt, ScqpSio/lt Fo»T I'M TW*, 4!>o f/outt Fuq/litifi/l<i ^noo*. AUo the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Which >re guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood than any . other Saw in the Market STOVES t The Double Door Base eating Acorn, The GRANGER It is the Hnndtonicst and Heaviest Manufactured. ' Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than £ver Before in Barry County. 4 Sadm ' Kill W1H Th*n, bow much ehaxMtor tharo ' in bar hand* **d broke into a choking “ ' ' larepmt of tear*. "What ia it, Charlotte?" I inquired, aoftoning iu ra laatani, rad fooling that I had been acting Uko a miserable fool. “We ware not f-"-’ - — - - • air,'' sad the hot, With thia my friend, by whoss influeuee I was installed in the acadamy of Marl­ boro, aa principal, turned to leave we "Wait a moment, Mr. Jeffries, how lauglu "Drew your own inferences Handsome young man, with light puree*, must make light heart* When you ealeb a glimp*® of your pttpib you will under Stand ra*. 1 haven t been a tsaab«r here for fir* year*F-r nothing. " ' Thank you! thank you! With thia I gave my friaaid my hand, and thus we parted An hour later I waa aeoled at my dad. ia tha plesaanteel school room, looking about ra* with no mvseif dianussml in that way I O, nothing .mall dagres of iaierat for th* two pupils of whom my friend Lad spoken, and won­ M all! But aeriotisly, whu do you mean T" dering in the mean tima if his kindly, Why, have you fargottoa thu Iproph well meant caution would not bring me at esied a flirtation 1 I mara, bow do you think he would do for thu’" .Ah. a flirtuio* ’- M.ybs I didu t hold Smiling at my own conceit, aud Sailing my breath for fear of lasing th* anewer, to And in the tbrvreore fanea before rar one that waa tortieulariy stamped with pride, or one that wa* marked with mi* chief, I turned to t»y book*. "Meo—boys!" Something like a quirk whisper broke "Well, boya, then Manin assurance, through the atilloom of the room a* I d>d boy* in IntaUigsuoe. are what wa hav* ao- 1 glancwd up Every countenance nowaday*." Lore un tn linkable' aigva of demurenos She spoke a* ifahe had lived in the age Smiling again at my thought*. I tamed a of her grandmother. I clenched my hand* aecood time to rar book*. »ad thia time a and declined Jupiter under my breath ia big apple aurted from one of th* beck Latfaaeau and came rolling down the *1*1* The “Do you think you'll succeed tn bringincident wa* alight , but, taken in coosotion with my reflacxicti and my friend'* parting words, it annoyed me I picked up tho apple, laid it on the deal, and nla"-.I ilia .1iratf.ci.vi frolu wh«me® it My fauatiooa ware not cotuulied , bat The finest and largest line of I mad* them, narartheiaao, biting my Bo­ Eye* asuey, daring, and almoat wieksd, ger nail* vmaoualy all'the time ReadyMade Clothing, ■ in Barry beautiful which wavered and brightened like two '.'Oh, no matter." stern Thia waa Litxir Pane, I "You're too bad- I got you apart from County. Comprising mens, boys waa quit* aura of that, th* red month the other girl* on purpose to hare a ooatfiwaa dimpled *bo it by amilra, and th* dealial ehat, and here the time i* almost rhin qnirered with atippmaacd mer­ and youths suits, odd ooats, pants whit* up and you haven't told tn* a thing." riment “Well, I will now—two things. Your '■A good beginning." I thought. "it btir ia twiafedout of your net an t year and vests, and a augurs wall fur the future " collar i* ahockingly tumbled " Just then th® school room door waa "Bother my rolfor! Shall you flirt darkened and. looking up, 1 taw Charlotte with him ? 1 wouldn't mind, only that Arden. My friend a cauuoo waa Weil. ■ tbicux a scnoro? kVMU‘1 line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over N ow, do you tell me!" I laid my hand upon th* bell and gave it a violwt nnging Th- two girl* ataruxl like culprit* and glanced harried)/ up at m« Whu they saw ia my the* I can t aay. but they both colored Juat then th*v-**p*ret*d for their seat*, bat not Ulore I heard Ltni® whiaper despararely, "Shall yoaf ONE HUNDRED I different patterns of imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. made Clothing TO ORDETV“d Perf*,:, fits gaarantoe.l, at the- 01.1 Cooler Stand in Empire Blcxtk. Hvl- J. S. GOODYEAR & C(h ISAAC W. VHOOMAN. C5DX8.«SIHITT. D®n*U V ,-ml Csllaaalaa *«*"» »“< *«fj*5*f al iU Cion u®«*®- Haats*.. Mlab. 1 GILES, BRO. & CO. and RETAIL JEWELERS, WHOLESALE C. O. HOLBROOK. """H.i’HLiS S*tJ Not. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. W. are Sparisl Agvnu far " PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON. 3SJDi€l-IIW WATCHES. HOWARD WATCHES. eporoad a* too rfow far the anxiona, eager fookiag forward,—the desire to croard all tba enjoyment puathfo into the brief per iod of our earthly exiMeno® . **[««al!r i* thia spirit evfaoad by tbo young and ris­ ing gsoersliou. There ia U iutempenoc* io our laat* for aaaoatnaata. fa oar thirst foe ksId, tor fluid form*, and ia th® varwu* manipulath* asperdulues of daahioaabie hie,-an ' tiou* of an experienced icien'iiat it* chemi mleutperanoe of Ibe paaaiooa, especially tn I cal action ia invaluable. In the thouaand ths exbabiuoc of petulance or .toney aril'- legitimate cfhcca it ia mad* to perform it i* will, sad iu the atuhUrn (mrsuil of auiflah ■ an ageat that no other property can augratification. | pereede And therein ream th* aueret of All three tod many m-ors 'phaMW of the . I.-----------— goj continued manufacture. saros aubject militate* materially agsisst Tbrre Lope of it* ultimate daatruooar auady advaaeearect ia moral purity x aiilLa’ long *> it ia manuand spiritual kMwfodga,—true fatollaetoil ______ _ will cr.,re^ lirgely into every, •fovatiou and rnflnemaot it ia our blessed thing that come* under th* head of Intox­ prinfogs to attain fa thia enlightened sga icating dnnkaof-ths world, landing to true happier*, Ouronly Lope ie*U in the education of here, md fitting ua fjr the life hereafter th* people op to tbit ataodard of moral Bat chiafly are tbe principle* of this aia- purity that will volnntarilv eechew evil torhood w*ria|| against that curse of the and everything that drtcrtjralea and dahuman rarex tha uee of intoxicating tnoralixe* Notl-inp ia gained by ooenioo. and atortnr oppceitxm inly.harden* men * nadar-mtning nmny of our noblo iamilu- heart* igainit ua. It ia a j-ervereiiy of tioaa. It Malk® buldly in aacred pleas*, . human nature to perriat io • retiree of acand (ven bold* high esrnival ia th* shod* tidh opposite any furred or arbitrary me**of th* very bead of oar natioo, aappioe I nr*. Me*', tarn may b*won by penuaricu the foundation* uf a righlaou* governtueat It if indeed a vic* ao al moat universally indulged in, that ws are, humiliating aa ia th* coufreaiuti. fast bsCMniog a iiaUon of Mia* Linia Dane telegraphed to Lor with her apurkling eyes to eater Thia A first-claa.1 TAILOR rom Detroit, ex­ failing to han th* desired affect, ahe up her whit*, chubby Landa, and pected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnbh the be«t of doubled held lheth to bar mouth, trumpet fashico. atartlrd by a .harp huls icreem, an Lime Dans ipriagiag up and rering "O. a hornet ha* billea Charlotte den, Mr. Eldridge. The whole acLxil ti very pedegoguely (to renunaaded b*r to reau • Hare you aelectad a aeat ? “No, air, I hav* not," ahe anawered. without tnoring forward a ring!* atop •■You may do ao now, if you plans® " 11 aaid. . in tha f»«, and I aaw Mia* Arden pat a She glanced up and down the long rows book to her fare to conceal a anile. of *eat*several times, and then turned to After achool I went to be* and inquired poErely for her arm. 8ho showed m* her round, dainty wrist, with a largs discolor ‘ Thia one, air,” ah* aaid, rutting her ed awellinz marring ixa whiteness «yea for a tingle moment to my face and Good heavens! 1 I' exclaimed, format­ then turning them indifiereutly away. I bowed in approval of her choice, ting myaalf, "bow it most have pained youl Why didn't, pou go ham* ? I would though, at the eeme time, it did not plsare bar* excused you. ' ra® 1 did not ear* tn have her a* near, Bh* imilad usd looked amused That I criticising everything I did, and I felt acre ^e would. ■'Oh, it'* nothing. It wa* alighlly pain At th* quarter hour intermiaaiou Miaa ful at first, but I was not child enough to Arden and Mire Das* Passed ths time ia run horn* over so alight a hurt." In spit* of my anger st her, 1 «nvi«d the very word* that slipped thruugh h«r red, haughty lipa "Had »h* already bawun her art* !" I knowing how to help mnelf unlas* I sent them out of door* to play, lik* two little asked myaclf. If thu simplicity of look chlldred in pinaform, I raised th* lid of and frantnas. of voice war* art why, oonfound nature I Wall, I walked home with my desk between thair face* and mtn* aud her, carrymg her aUehal of book*. My I. ~«-l iasMisg my cxeua* waa h«r arm. Aa if sb* hadn't Uok* and p*p«ra to right*. but on® and couldn't, by aay possibility Children in pinafore* ’ I imilad grimly to mywlf a* the audacious thouf blantered hare corriad her books oa the ctbsr. <). my head. Children they both were. I th* day* that foOowsd—and th* week* aaid to myself, unoeremoniiraaly thrusting and th* months 1 Miaa Axdan wvttad to my head above the temporary rereen to flirt and w* flirted I Mia* Aidan waatad confirm my opinicu by a good look at -l_ - ___ I_ ai__ _tr.L _.J. UL- HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? Sirtical aid Mechanical DENTIST FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-paid TIE mujoill! ^rosssssassstisar; DENTIST Midriiai. Nashville, Sweet’s H°Tbl» Bvaar ttow ***«‘ «b® asUU^b-“‘ U aOAKD AMP BOOM, Rt-UU PA I- FINE PRINTING DONE at thia OFFICE IMPOSITION HATED I • OPPOSITION COURTED. Companion Invited find Competition Defied in Hearth and Home ;-TKB WEEKX.T GRAPHIC - Tea*, Coffees and Spices JTOSE3NT STAJNr3L.rair’S. All mula ot To®, the >«rl btftfl in the Mu-ktl rrah ever, tom lhe Importer, S. 8. 8LEEPER t CO., of Baton, and tor mb M prici which deer ouccwrfUl coinpedliou. GIVE ME A CALL. ccuveraation firm day; but that I attetupt at exrriemncaa, and brought .a waa enough. , 1 tool th* part assigned to dash of vxqsiail* color to rhe rae velvet chock at bar companion'» foes which waa me to play end plarod it with ill my revealed tome. I had th* aaliafaation of knowing. 1 “And u for pinafore*," I aud, sulkily, contiscing my aohtoqny rad drawing ia atood by oa* of lb* long window* at the ckue of the laat day, watching th* icho!my head again like* turtle, *I'm tore un About, that th* wUla Tillage waa they'd be vsatlv more *ppropriua and boUul* flikr! pinked and aeoL I alive with th* rumor that my beeutifttl coming thus th* lie!: r_’ tmttft mi ft lcp»d rad puckered affur of of pplaid ailk loxxie wor* under undar the tbe dignidigni­ which Idia* Lixxj* others, ■* if wish lag to apeak to aa< Th* fied nun* of apron " Hneb aaaey little pocket#, fixed oil with coqnatt* had bar lato rears ret, I thought, gimp and thinp th® eorn«r of a tiny Uxreriy. . "I—I stopped to bid you good-by," aha aouandtb* profile of a hayallow orangs revsaisd from the distamUd mouth of one, •aid, fskrringlv, ■* I approached bar. and th* lane edge ct a handkerebkf with How th* proud fee* w« humbled by it. a captivating root ia it, hanging jumtily bluahiug. "Aud to—to giva you tbi*." Sb* held cut a whit* rare—a withered from th* other, aueh wieked, knowing reimfls, raeh length* of variagaiad *Uk eord whit* rare. It wa* ana I had begged from bar hair th* eight bifors at a party *nd.h*had«furedk ' "Thrak you. It will b« a cheriabal rewvrair." I apoka darianly, far *H th* bad blood in my heart wa* snared by bar crowning srtifire. The words were acoraftil, but WHOLE NO. 1031. in *11 it* bearing* thu, if nn* of a* were piti*d ** having ra inebriag too or baaband, w« would alanst nwm th* imputa­ tion a* a personal insult, however true it might L<'. Generally sneaking, ladiaa who are no* personally .offerers from this rice, ear um*t active in laboring to aubda® or eradi­ cate its prevalaiire; not through any ackoowhdgad fear thu they tbamarivaa have of it* terrible effect* upon their loved one. but becauw it u Uightiag th* horn* of aotno other poor aisrer.or deatroying th* eons and huaband* of other women. How­ ever that may be. it is s stigma upon tha fair escutcheon of family pride, rad only proves how loth ia th* ppre mind to ad-1 mit of the sallying pnarare. It ia aaid thu *Jcvh< 1 waa first disco *er«d by th* inhabitants of Arabia in th* vest 1230 (twelve hundred and thirty), and, judging of iu Immediate effects, thought it * valuable Loon to th* human rare, cheering, atreagthening, and pro­ longing lifo. intensifying all the enjoymenu of mankind, and adding thoro that t* re-enact the aame fearful tngsdire and reach th* aame untimely and. Those who pander to lb* want* of thia real multitude are arifiah and unscrupulous ia their measures, and ply unocaungiy their nnmsroiu ana, ragardleaa of th* eoaasqucocv. However ytbar* may endeavor to ad­ vene* th* moral and spiritual Utareeu of the country, they are everywhere met witfr thia mighty obstacle The unequal eon teat," aay a modem writer, "ia oh*erved in the calculation that while IS,000,000 (twelve million*) ar* annually spent io keeping watchman ou th* hill of Zion, 700,000,000 (wren hundred million) ar* employed in ministaring to th* depraved tppKHaa of men, Inducing morbid enndiUcu* ofbody and mind, thin bringing into action a heat of ecunteracting iufluanee*. whieh hinder th* as! ration of th* country If this money eculd be diverted from it* aeenatomed channel, and go to swell the beloved 'land, life'* boa would flow through all _ ______ ,----from counties* bomei and heart* would imu* raeh ajnbtlarit anthem aa waa never beard before on aurth." A* it ia, tb« wreck* of b4m*n happinaa* that are dally atrewn in th* path* of tbo** addicted to to this vice are truly appalling. A Uncal every maaroeger that reach** n* in hid»u«d uith the details of revolting criroer committed by it* votari**, until w* feel lik* doeitig nr *y** and anre to abut out th* dreadfill sight Families ar: broken up; woman and children especially, on whom th* ocnaeijuanrea ssem to All most baavQy, are Utt to atarve and di* And 1876, and aa rets* bar* been ramunantirn, thia large buatueaa, all moving by re2, muat have been a couaiderabl* aocroa of profit to th* trunk line* Th* receipt* at Atlantic port* Ware * sixth larger than last year, indieating that th® largret Kof tha incraaa* ia io tended foe export. receipts at the NortLwuateru dtiea,. the stock* co hud in store then usually forge. Thon ia * lam of grain, especially corn, in th* »*et and apparently th* railroad* period ia 1875, aal a third mere than Lr tha same me nth b> any previous year. Tbi* ia umully a pro&tabfa traffic, apreially whra good pnee* are obuirad far th* oil, aa raw Th* carrying of begs rad hog prodnat* ia oo* of th* areot imponut btsaobre at traffiein th* Winter oa mrajy North­ western railroad*. For th* crop year beghtniag with November, th* aarebre of animals pocked ao for has b®en shoot 10 par cant Ires than last year thosgh this W almost boisorad by th* irensre ia th. a^aiaga wsight; bat for th* mouth of January th* number of bop pasted was about 15 par rest greutor thia year than laaL Anthracite coal ia not only ra iaaportaat trsAaof iaaeil to many Ererera rail­ roads, but im aaauuiapttoa ia to soma uxtaut a fary to tha activity pt*rail ng ia many iapdmfik industries- Tbo pnduetiou foot January ia reported *• almost exactly th* area a* in Jsenary, 1875. This prodsetioa fo light, bewevsr. Uat year a large proportion of the eoliierire ware*«dM ocewont of a miners' atrika; sad this year all th* greet carriers., hav* mdoCrad. as uaad in th* CoaqUtMaoa, unJoi-.brediy refer* mainly to gold rad aiirarmilhaiaataintobaooinad. Profareor Pomeroy, ia hie "Caret it ntioml Law,** says that if, the suthuriiy “to iaan* Treas­ ury note* and make thjtn a fogal-leadar" had reared upon tha power to aois mousy "the foundatfou would hare failed U the siighlcat touch. No uaouax at rreanaing could show that exaruting a jprnmieanty not* rad ordering to be lakes ia paytaera of public rad private dabta ia a spams* of coining moner " Why ia modern Dereoe racy ao shy of thia doctrine ? Blrapiy boenure tbe poiiucal uiigmium af the party requfo a now creed, contrary to ihajplara letter cf the ConKitulioo sod contrary to it* own astoeedest* in other vaora. So alas tha ether port of tha mohiticn. declaring thu Coograaa haw ao power to malm tba debt ohliguioua at th* Gwvarnmaot a legal -trader in lima of paaco. af­ firms a truth equally obvlmu. Tbo only. grcuBO upon whieh the Legal Under Art* was placed u the lima at then- adoption wa* that cf a atom war aaeaaaky; rad «>«n thia was not held to be valid by vary low rata* prevailing a ysor aro. ao thu th* Southern railroad, probably h»v* rooavsd an increase in profit oa thia trefis no such thing u tfanJiny ttilf in vics. flo (if. iada®d, there wre ray profit oa it Tim* will sorely tell; and if you oouM laMvmr.} look bahiu-l tbe aecoca in their own hcotm, Xbre th® yrer ececa to open favorably and witoou the many heartaches thxt the aa.fu aa three great traffic atapplm are couaunad. Thera i* more boaiarea aud wire* ef the** moderate drinkers hav* to andarc through their unrrasonabl* fault tbe prieoa are barer. Ilia true, MVsrth afore, that muy maaufaoturing iadnafindings, and the imicible Umpere eixKib lied, you will b* cvnvinaed that it is blighting their happinrea. to aay nothing of the constant drat* upon thair rejourree If th® leak is finally fell to be damaging, "hard limes" ia tbe cry, and a retrench aupretre Umt Qftha Uafo*d fou-, fa It b „w wWeJ U mat be organised in the domestic aeooobest reported, rad (hi* aaama vary good, my. thereby laying an additional burden with tha exception cf ratiiraeit* oool, tha prodoetfoe of whieh has been geu.rally enspeudsd rime the month of January. gene* in pcreirivua habiU. Whit Evwry Young Ann Should Do. When mea learn to chooa® th* good of life, and tore temperance fer it»e!f,—to reatraiu tbemaelre* through a nobl* MM® of duly, and through th* fear if the effect* of dissipation on coming generation*; when they are sensible of their own danger, their fearful respociibiliuca and their mor­ al obligation* to God. to tbemaelre*. and to tbttr fellow-men, then win oar preyere be answered, and our beloved lead freed from the eurea of intemperance. Some years ago I knew a family of fir* brother*—youog men in Detroit There father died when they were children, in rfeZiritm tcrmriu, and u they rracbod manhood, every one of them evinewd th* •ame nature! teats for liosor Wbil* yet in lb«ir prime, they all died tn the asm* way thstr fallrar did. and al*pt iu th* d;» honored graves ba dug fir them, even that of a common drunkard The mother and elder iiat«r had worked faithfully over the** fared brother*, striving from their cbilijhood to still virituon* principle* and make them loathe th* cup ; but in vain. One afUr th* other they wtr* Kept off th* face of lhe-rorth by th* fell mooaUr in their buabaoda, they look with tremb­ ling hope and fear to th* fulur* of tb«ir non* How. then, muat th«ir devoted heart* I? wrung ia they aee them fall in­ to th* aame evil way I "But th* (ia* of the fathersare viaitrd upon the children even to the third and fourth genera Th* holy crusade against tbe runaellcr, although it Mtcred to stag - *-*-»— toe the flow of iatoxiott usd there, wa* much lik* i_____ _______ with ram® fragile motorial 'Eq>*ri*lly wa* thia th* ***e where failing sad not principle prednminued. tad are long it broka over th* remporezy reatraiat, wd Kall th* moreimpecuoaa rad davaMafrom im foreed reatrioiiou. Men *d<Mtad *• thair ooprsturwad toil with ia- rarfhre there is a reandy under cmrrsol thu creared gtmto from th* brief respire «iU wrek ilrelf elrer. Ut ua watch careTbrfawr tMrefinp d*fe»re ia our fltoaa, whilaxh* reiarei Im with redoabux, radnvsr wbern we have direct influ•Wto lreM, if wa omnoc extend our iaflusao* farther. Let u* mrnthin* to -regs opu warfare acolnM th* mla rad iu* of intoxicating dnnka, even though the pro*- may row i nay, hraths VtoMofl onto of carrying was wot it Mil Th* railroad* carry rreoB* anfor kmg aoatracu. toriwBbW*** i ilk lr foBp dittributiag«Bplonitaabaadl* a. larm iJSmrf mautr wfcUot baxtfaaiog themrebre ar M*dm« <a*rrem< Brea. Nsitlwr tbwtoasafrwryfog ar of dMNRfa lioawwaU b* muiaraUr iaarwbad by th>rd-*fomm*tMr. arretf th* mail* ware — N< that Ora paa* *hou �lanittt. tire right* of *11 parties. Imatwmk the Houae of Reprorentalires p—ed a bill, by 186 yarn to 67 gay*, repealing the law of 1867 and all law* and part* of law* amend atory thereof and supplemental thereto, pmvidiug that suite in bankruptcy already pending in United Staler courts should be disposed of under existing laws, and spec­ ifying January 1st, 1877. < a the dale when th. repealing act should lake eSmet. Tbe beta upon the merits of the question. It now goo. to the, Senate, with lbs probabil­ ity that the matter wHi not be ao summa­ rily dealt with. For Px—drat. If tha Senate should concur with tbe RUTHERFORD B, HAYES. House, the effect would be toplace the General Government in tbe altitude of «Ldining to exercise its constitutional power of establishing ‘‘uniform laws on the sub­ JOHN F. HABTRANFT, ject of bankruptcies throughout tlie United States." This would result the whole sabjret of insolvency to the diverse ; legislation of thirty-seven state*, which to u* seems eminently unwise. Ifthe present law is not what it should be, then Congrem "Honest money for all. and ought to bar* brains enough to amend ii free schools for all. There! and make it right. We are one people, should be no inflation which though divided into many states, aud all will depreciate the one nor scc- part* of the country are ia the most inti­ terian interferance which will mate eommereial relation* with each other. destroy the other.” _ If there be any necessity at all for a bank­ TOLEDO BLADE Nxw Tobk, Feb. 26,1876. How Tux .Poon Live. ■ A friend lately bad a daiiaquent wash­ erwoman, and not finding exeuea as *ati>fitetory aa shirts, Mt out with me to hunt her up, not more out of eurxwity to Had the clothe*, than to see for ourctlvea bow th* poor live. Her addr— was a narrow str— cf a dosan blocks;In the heart of down town, and there ws* not » decent building in it Th* pavement* were strewn with garbage, and the houses atanted with slope thrown from the win* dow*. The woman was in a craxy old wooden tenement in the rear of the one fronting on tbe atreet, and in consequence bad just as little air and light m it would do to live. We found her in a r-x>m ten by twelve, with a b*d, wash-tub, cuokstove and hotter in th* comers, leaving just room to worm one’* way between them. Her grown son apd a little girl sat on the bed ; there wa* no ehair, and a string of wet clothe* hung above their head?. For this room and a eteaet for the bov to sleep in, ahe paid eight dollar* a month rent, her whole moans of living eery store, at four dollar* a week, the waltaing from one family, aud a trifle of help from her daughter, who got two dol­ lar* and fifty cent* a week a* waitr— in an uptown houae. Instead of making way with tbe clotlxs. a* we supposed, wc found he: husband had been sick with fever, and the doctor had forbidden her to send any clothe* out of the hous*. The air could not get through the house, the drain* werc'ont of order, ami the stench in the entries w«* so Mckraiug that wo were not surprised to hear that there waa diptheria and amall-pax in the years, ha* very my.terioosly disappeared, and foul play u suspected. Th* G. R. 4 I. railrcd >. furnishing uanaportatiou fur a largo amount of tee which is being shipped south. The Fenton Goatte >*p tho Laming people smooth it over by calling their "gambling-heir * ch—-rootu." Hon C. I. Walker willddiver lb* addr— to the graduating d— cf the law department on oommcncemeut day. Th* convieto at the Blate prison be*pn ' to draw ratieu* of tobacco last Saturday. | Out of607 only 79 refused the weed. J. E. Warner, th* Micbifpm ahowtnau. ia making preparation* for hi* Centennial exhibition, and will *tart out about April bcr who ia doing nothing, aho'wad ma . letter from a banker in a weeteru city complaining that the institution had fldon.wo laying idle and doing nothing, and ha aaid lk*i «... ,—_ _ Owusao held an dectiou ou Monday last upon th* question of raising mon«y for the purchase of a new steam fire engine. The engine men carried the day by 17 majority. The following officers mtrc elected by tbe Michigan Press Amueaatian at I^cn»ing Feb. Hth. Prceidcnl. Qeo. 1’. Nanford, Secretary. J.W. Allen; Treasurer, A LAI- luxuriotu court dram, white satin kucebrecehca with purple and maroon velvet coats, larc ruffles and buckled shoe*, the ladies lovditr^thu ever in satin pettieoata, with broendc overdr—u, tbrir heads elaborately built np, with powder and plumoa, jewels and flowers. Tbe beaux, it is mid, found the dr— so be­ coming that they put it off with a algh of regret that they could not wear kneobreoches to thow a hudsomo leg, or tho ruffles which act off a soft arutocralle bud amaxingiy There were drcwww worn at tbe Academy, which figured at Itady Wiuhingtou’a evening?, eighty years before, and ore fortunate lady, it is rupt law by any authority, then there it an equal necessity that it should be uni­ form in iu operation; and thia ran bo gained only by national logulatiou We bop* that the Senate will take lime to think before concurring with the House iu th* total repeal of the law. Tbe Home pa-wd a bill repealing the law al tbe last acwiow of Congrem, srith whieh the Sen­ ate did not concur; and thia kd to the am4t>dm*nt* which were finally adopted, If other amendm«nti are needed, let them be made; but it would he better to let the law remain as it is, rather thu repeal it hospital to die, and the house cleaned and altogether. A national bankrupt law i* a disinfected by tbe board of health, but it national Mccfeity, which State legislation could hardly be kept clean by mortal hand*, and never healthy. Comfort! Three people never expert that. All the unction of ehanty. Tsrenty thou­ Northern Correipondence. they can hope for i* the hanlcst possible sand tickets were sold at fire dollars life—-so barn and naked that a full meal apiece, and tho result wan, that hundreds of holder* of ticket* on seeing tbe crowd, went home, without trying to eater, it was worth the crush, to mo the minuet Presume, Mr. Editor, yuu will be some­ danced by two doran coupte*. trained by what surprised at hearing from mo from a fashionable Fifth Avenue dancing mas­ fejapUee. but I am here nevertheless. ter. The elegant movement*, the aiukHiving been ahrent from my family for two mouth*, I cam* to the conclusion I Passing a block of ruinous buildings 0:1 wanted to *cc three dear to me, ao on Fri­ a street by tbe river, I asked the owner day morning* lb* 23lh inst, took die 5 why he didn't tear-.il down and build o’clock train at Irving and armed home seinething decent. He told me, laughing st 2 o'clock P. M. Should have arrived I the notion to scorn, that rath property borne at 11 A. X., but in consequence of waa th* moat profitable in the city. It a train jumping the track two mile north coats nothing to keep it in repair, for of Mari«y. train* were delayed each way, he’never made any, repairs, and it was di­ and none could pass the wreck till about vided into lodgings, twelve feet square, 2 P. 51. Pound my family and friend* or, a few, twelv* by eighteen, and they enjojuic very good health, though conwere always full. There was no Iona of aiderablc akkn— prevail* here »t the rent, far the money was always demanded in advance, and if by tbe next month the roan here, though up about Maucalona, tenant waa unable to pay, the agent bun­ •ome eighty miles . north, anow is thirty dled him out in tne •treet* aal there inchre deep. Notwithstanding the laek of were always plenty to take hi* place. ■now here, many loggers are busily en. There are’familte* on Fifth areatie who gag*d in getting b log*. The qndomitahave incomes sixty thousand a jesr. from ble persevmnee of some logging toatrsrt’ just such property, and they want no artiste arc determined not to loss good withmrt regard Io past pelilital dl better. What a horid contrast between price* for want of asking At ths exhiwvviou party aAUatioa*, who keeps bands cutting andXjrtJiug ire from oition of water color* now open, tbe finand support th* priaript** nuncii small lakes, and unload tbe ice slung in dub who roll* down to hi* office in hi* cet efforts ofour best artirta facn like 8amcall for th* .Xatkoal ItepuhUcu are Invited to^iarticipaie la tbs the logging road, and then pound the ice coupe, of a morning, from hi* luxurious, । uri Colman and Swayne Gifford, rarely venture above 1700, white aotnv wood«rfine which makes rpattegood sledding, and picture hung hom* in tbe bright, wide *p- fally scrawley picture* of volumptuau* by keeping the road iced in that way, con­ town street, snd tbe fever scented deus women with equally volumptuous couch tinue to haul logi. Another firm, at the where poverty stricken wretches toil hanging*, in which the artiit* had con­ commencement of evening, keep hands thrir live* asray. to earn tho price of hi* trived to make the woman look as luxuri­ ous as the damaiks, and the damasks, sprinkling water on their road.* which luxuries. When will Moody and Sankey free— and make* quite good slipping. and labor, that men * hearts may be softened they also have lantern* hung along equi­ toward their kind and take for their text, distant, and draw legs *11 night long by ‘•Tour golil i* corrupted, and your riche* lantcrnjight. So you see men pr>—d THE SPRING ELECTIONS of such energy, will succeed *otncw»y. I find that there are many who have ?ucst is now only about four weeks to the oeedad beyond *11 expectation in getting I That Jay Gould did get a rontreling The bonnet* for Spring will b. largely time tor holding the annual Township in log*. end there will be millions of feet interest in the New York Trilune, every­ of straw, trimmed with rdvet, and the Meetings, .nd not . moment loo soon to I inure handled, than it was expected there body believes, and that be is sick of hip shape* curve protectingly round the head. The Grat importationa of dr— good* are be giving the matter du* attention. It would be six week* ago. bargain everybody also believes. Jky merely last Fall a stvka, lighter in shade ii of no small moment that tbe Republi­ ’ Ge*. Kilpatrick lectured here last and fabrie, to suit the changes of March. cans should organise for the protection of doming at the Armory for the benefit of not altogether infallible. Ils wanted a Th* long square orerikirta open in th* their polities! and tax paying interest*, in big paper in bi* control that be might back, trimmed all round with fine aide lima to en? ire the election of men true to manipulate the stock market, and be pleating*, and drawn into easy fold* acrowi principle; mea of honor who are fully com Soldiery." Three who attended were well took advantage ot the trouble that fal­ tbe front by pleat* at the side, aud held together with large )»w« behind the seam J»lent to fill the revernl petition* to which pleased with tbe Jectore. lowed the death of Mr. Gredy to gobble men arc to b. chosen on tha 3rd of April. Tbe ice basin— is being carried on th* Tnlnuu or enough of it a stock to largely by parties in Cincinnati, Ohio, have an influence in ia, ths ide* being Richmond and Fort Wayne Ind. The that be could hare thia stock written up, ice is cut on Clam Lake, and there are or that otM written down, and thereby yood all controversy thu th* Bupuvisor six icv train? hauling ice to tbe above put money in hi* puree. But th* thing of your town has more to do with mak­ didn’t work. Mr. Heid did not yield to ing your tax*, high or low, than aay och­ good price tbe earning summer. Not­ the behests of th* stock-king, and tbe er office in th* State, from the Governor withstanding the hard times, I do not are down. More of your prosperity dvpend* as besinean fall* off any here axoept the on hi* action than on tbe iction of th* marcantila hustB—. The foundries, ma- wants to^et out-Thcspeculation did not pay man or men who represent yoti either st chine shops and the wooden manu&ctarico a* well a* Wall Street—in fart it did not Washington or U Lansing. Th»n, now, are all busy and one viaiting the above pay-at all, for him. Ho did not want white there it time, you .hould organix*, named institutions, would not think there newipaper stock unless h* could u*c it to m— and tnmtare no—, find who among was any hard times. Well, u I hare not hslp other stoek*, and when th* you is the b*at qualified man, for each Waited two week* before writing, will not would not do that, his interact was U an cf tbe tevaral pomtion* to ba fitted, then writ* any more, for fear yon may think I end. Therefore Reid pets rid of hi* place thow man in ■;aoi>ltfnn and dec* write too much, and am taking too much •touch, and tbe Tribewr. freed from th* room in the dear old Bax . xkx But odium that attaches to the very name of anter into the areounu Tbe quertion is should that be the earn Bro. Dowry, jurt Gould, will get back iu place in the <im of party rorcraw and tbe ehrtion of hint to me that that is the case and 1 will hearts of the people. Tbo J'rUjimr wa* first elw men to ole*, and'we *11 know’ hold up a little. Leave here on the 7 a great power, and now that it ia to be that none others are aelertod to representI o’clock train to-morrow morning for my freed from the reputation of Gonldlsm, it the Republimn party m it* >tandardI school ia Martin, Allegan Co., and shall fill rech night as usual this week. Think bcaren ia any political contest. Men and Brethren l« up and doing. I shall visit Hastings on Thursday next, The Moody ud Sankey meetings are j . .vxji office. The oleetiona of this year are of the great and call on you st the Bax nta*y good wi.hra for your welfare, no more a suo^ess in New York than ( **L importance and th* sure way to wia ia With .. they were in Brooklyn. Th* number in Novcaaher, ia to organise sad win, the pro- Ii aumdanm are as great aa ever, but th* lisimuy i» April. Don’t forget effect prodnoed- ia nothing. And th* thia duty, nor tear* this work undone. really religion, people of the city—thoae All th* best inter—* of the county are who were instrumental iu bringing them I involved. Be y «ad du.’ng hare, are repeating of their bargain. Said Ban Hill, in a speech to the survi­ ia a eoarer man, though carneat seaf them d*clare emphatically that Moody < vors of Gordon s brigade sf Georgia troops boueat—and hie manner and method ■ party convention will not accept Un and ■ referring to “old Glory. a H a caodiiaM, but wHl pat up sock ■repel rather than attract. Ho has a trick of “IT ALWAYS WAS OUR FLAG WE « —w po-.lly Mr. SibUek or Mr 'familiarity when he ipeaka cf the Deity that rKRE NEVER FAITHLESS TO IT shoekathe otme of any derout perwie, ND OH: ENKMIEF WERE NEV and h«has a bullying, ewaggaring way B FAITHFUL TO IT.” with him that is anything but fJeaaanL MJ.feffnrrKmhmm'iy to BJarec Ha h a very ahnrt, srasty and dictatorial 1 m hi* dealings with the clergy, lacking > entirely that tMeknee* that is ae impor­ tant aa atom in tha Chrietian maka-up. Saakry's ringing is dalicbtfo! for a tfem, but like every thing that lacks the principint of Uwe art, it gets foarfuUy lirmome b a UUk while. Il ia a lamentable fort ’ A Great Betei it friBi SALISBURY &, BP.OSSEAU, UpUtoG®fc,Brm CHEAP MUSIC! EIGHT SONGS HASTINGS ■ITH DU’flf STEBBINS BRO’S J. M. HEWES, Keep It. judiciously allowed; to^rth.r with the ■net effective iu.jt.hodf for dealing with "trampa" and getting rid of impostor* and undeserving paupetn. 2. The poorhonset of the State and their xcner.il condition and management, eapceial reference being bad to sanitary arrangements, provisioa for the separation of the sexes and clarification of thr in­ mates, a* well aa the character of f. od supplfod. 3. The employment of psuncn espe­ cially tbe laxy and virion*, and bow it ran beat be scoompitched. 5. The laws of settlement anti removal, and how they can be *o iuade and enforce*! a* to prevent one locality from sending it* broken down aud di*ei*c-l pauper* to U a burden u|>on another. • 5. The nsgtecte-1 and destitute children in the noorhousoi, and what shall bo dene present *5,2-16213. Hon. David II. Hale, ot Eatrn Rapibs, wu, on the 11th inrt., appuinlod by the Governor, agent of the Board vf State (.'omtniasfoocn for the general superviriori of the cluritaUe, peed, pauper and re­ formatory institution for Eatou County Where you wul find all kiniLt of j 50 Cents. FIVE Lata: it Ml® Jo. 25, Brilliant can sell cbe«|<er tlian any liou^fn Bar­ ty County, for three rvasoo*: GEMS Salisbury &. Brosseau. Harting*. Dee., 22. 1875 52yl 45 DOLLARS! OLD HUNDRED. fl. Ought insarie aud idiotic now in the poorhousoi bo kept there 7. Will any change in our nystom di­ minish the evil* of pauperism and Ireaen the weight of taxation imp»to«] for thia WEEKLY Wo sell notieof thia cheap-made Fur­ niture that to made by machinery. Tire goods we make to made by hand, and warranted. We invito all persons to adl and irupwt our goods, for they nil boor Inspection. No trouble at all For What ? FLORENCE SEWING 1ACHUI CUlllEb- JOBINAL. U..W r-r SMS- Two Him (Mates J'ih toll* mar* During it* session tbe Contention will be invited to visit the StatoJ'ublic School, and the member* will thus have an op­ portunity of eeauiring a personal know! edge of tbe workings of this noble .State charity. ' Ilia to be hoped that all .Bpcrintendent* of the poor, end other* who take aa inters*: in tbe subjects skive referred to, may by th«ir personal presence at the onprention give U die influence of num­ bers and the weight of experience ao that iste diacu**ion* and deliberation* may be the meant of gath-ring and diffuring valnahtn I— .1... .- _ 1..11 Among the nomcroo* plans for nukiug the bold and lioarding heux- arcouimodattena of Philadelphia available to ridtor*' during tho Centennial year, tethat of the : Hotel and boarding House Amoeiatiou On the first of M»y next, according to Ute estimate* tbe hotel, will have a catac ity of 25,000 gmwta, and the boardinghousee approximating 2.500 in number, a rapacity of 30,000. To which may be added a targe number cfpritatc dwelling* additipual. which will be opened to visitors if neee—n. The hotel*, of courae, will be always acc—ible, bnt with tbe boarding-hon*n> it is different, they being widely distributed and unregistered, and to render tbi* class of sccommodalious available to visitor* i, th* object of the Amocialion. To the, end there i, being kept at the central office a register of all reputable boarding-honaca in the city, which will show at any time the vacancies and sched­ ule of raten of each, inn! office* will bo opened at every Hotel co-operating with FURNITURE! Of every Deacription which we Peerless Milk Sjfes T. PHILLIPS. JOR PBB Council Bluffs ini Omaha, Without Change of Cura, ^TSS’Xh^S’r4KANSAS LINE. :: TtwCUeaa*. Rock * Facile Co, kare mw •>—3 ttotrSmna Wotan GROCERIES rAN&Ur. lyDJAA'TERRrTORTES, ■IKS®’ SPECALITY COLORADO, AXD XRW NOTICE! Oysters received daily J1rec delivery and on time. Notice to Contractor*. - -1. ii r.HiaiFi. Wagons Hearth and and Buggies Home fn tbo busft—a, can truly say that they can do better .work, and give better nalfafittUou than any other firm In thia W. H. Btebhlns, lb. switor member, with the experience of a UfeUms. will always give hl, personal at. tentton to th!, part of their axten.lv. bnrt—■ MtMautlkn Hmtm nnd Taam fumtehtal when STUWIESME* ass SI .vrr sows st xai STEBBINS BROS. Jalj MU. in „uu AT THE �TtJ« Rjpd»ucv 15 Per Cent »IU J» deducted..from the marked pncee of ell our Qoode from now until March let ' cory end published if. with other thlMf which the evaniuK of St. Patrick* Day, March cade lota of fun for young and oit-"* They 17lh whiti is expected to excel! ia adj onread to the Baptist Church la tha eraalag •port anda good time generally any party over held in Union Hall. Jnat lay by a dollar, and you will NEVER reget you iavasted ia their party. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. 825 Fine Cassimere Suits for only $15. Eu or nature, or thoeo who hare tho money to in rsat in blanket*, flannel* or doth* for men or boya' wear, would con­ sult their internet by calling and seeing for themselves The good* aoem to bo well leleeted. and a stock amounting to nearly or quite on, hundred thousand dol- Smith. »Information of Prison Breaking, tho pin of Mt guilty waa wltkdran and a plea of guilty ealerod. In the cause of the People to Major L.Smith. Boys and Youths* Clothing at and below cost, and we also deduct 15 percent, from lhe marked Prices. ‘bsuSman a son. ALL OUR GQODS MUST BE SOLD dor, tho Prooaeulig Attorney eveeaaied to a cope a plea of Omfiy ./ which w entered la place of tho plan af not guilty Buy Goods Cheaper PICTURES 1 PIOTURES1 I stu now ell clone in the Photograph busisea*, and a* I hare made arrange- IH ill The March meeting of the Grand Hir­ er Valley Horticultural Soeiaty will be held at Fullers bank, Grand Rapids, next Tuesday afternoon. join the Society 38,40anl42 br-jk.^Kdi oUMreo. bniaen >Ol«w srvw. hlssUa. CALIFORNIA been yrertj.iw/. In fact they aay he waa when the Robel Cavalry gobbled Elm up. John that "Bowl of Bread end Milk" story isCo (Am. The people^ of Barry County, to under* stdnd that by a mistake in an oqfcr, thej have sent us 40 dozen • • • LAMPS. but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out Well they sent us a double order </ At Chicaga last Friday the manager! uf eastern railroad linen leading intn Chi­ 13 wrnt into operation March let. Dr. Jamen Hooper, of Bay City, editor of the Michigan Odd Ftllor, one of tho prominent Odd Fellow* of the State, wa* found dead ia hi* bed Monday morning. It is Wiered he died of congestion of either th* lungs, heart or train. He preached Sunday at th* Congregational Church. ijpfe appearance on our street oh Mon­ day of the/w Rm* on runner*, no* im ported from Alaska, but of home manu­ facture, of John 8. Van Brunt, wm a sight that delighted all who had occasion to travel to and from tho depot We hupe he will bo able to rwa lifer six weeka, more or leaa, during the month of March. plalailtf. L D. Norrie for 4etadaMe. Ia ike cause it Wa. M. Bennett ei al to The financial itatement for March 1st, Cortes Hager ot el, a Jmlgmeal wee entered d><iWv that the National debt wa* drcrrai on deBuah for plaintiff! for 4»>5 77 and route rd daring February 83,272,733. That there wa* in the Treaaury March 1st, in cunanoy 19,529,404—*peei*l deposit* of Legal Tender* 18,095,000-coin 870,035,­ 772. And theto was outstanding legal fender note* including the special deposits uaud above, 8370,943,392. The Paet'i Washington special aap lb* p’tbahility of Mr. Kerr'* early retirement from th* fipeakenhip oa account ot hi* > <vntiaued ill-health and rcry weak pby*i«al oonJUioq ia freely discussed by maml«ra uf Cengre**, and ia suticipatioa of meh a rontingeney th. friend* of Mr. Ua-idall are'actively at work to Meuro hie anal Start, Grand Rapids. 500 CORDS WOOD. CROCKERY too, but Dnn says it ia going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go\o keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close it out MW! Kcal Sbsinejs flitice? GROCERIES FOR SALE. hare iUoomt itilapldatod from the nlghdy hangars an. But, Mr. Editor, ws mint egala refer to the original subject which, so far th. gvaU.aaa has entirely lgnom!.,snd if ks had given that Green Bay and Marquette Line la the only Uno for Jajmvzxxn, Watmbtowsv, Foivd Dc Lac. Oshkosh. ArrurroK, Ouzx Hay. Ekaxaju* NaQAtnoB. Maitararrn, Hocaimx, Hajtcock and the Laky ncpeihou CoVNTMT IU . J ; Freeport and Dubuque Uno I* the only route for Elchx, Rocxyono, FBvrPOKT, and all potato rin Freeport. BUSINESS NOTICE. TEAI TEA! I From 50 to |1.25 ** to grade. Warranted from 15 to 25 ct*., cheaper than any other Hoose in Barry Comity. COFFEE For 25, 28, 30, 35. 40 and 45 eenta. Look at the quality. - 4. 0. COOK Fw, PRODUCE CBOCKKU, GLASSWARE l STONEWARE AND We have a full amortmenl and otu fill > erdrn i T9 to I ND to he HIT CHI If Ii I e * Wc have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can sec and they will be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. ' George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and every bod allows our SLYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss pf City, / P bin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. . 1/ AH« FOR �LANDS CHEAP SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THE OLD FOLKS, ANDTO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. W.EB.'E.tEttJXCTSlSTL. The chief of police of Jackson, pabiiahed a list of the common drunkards of that dty, which number 4ti. Among them m tha name* of three women Tba ho­ nor dealers of that city are strictly forbid den ts aril them liquor under the penaltira ir meeaiteoal need. Mt often that a» ooctirteaee t>f ouch amaft5 importance as th* dmtnietioe ef * Im will oune so much sorrow and regret aa did the diamembenneut of tbe OldKha,-nd' next day and secured portions of tbe fidlen limbs to preserve maoeg lbs bhamaet ot the rriica of tbe olden limell would be difirolt to sasign io the hW even an approximate ace, but II has been knows, however, as far beck as tradition can go, and it ia raMoaabla to Ubers that either A IOMESTIC SKWIMC MACHINES. Lawson’s Curative HRheumatism, ithi£=s=.fr= Neuralgia, Sciatica, JOHN STANLEY ll>e nH»i -------- — pleta institution of tbe kh>d in tbe Eight ibouaand graduate, of this college ,u auroewful basineea in iU pnndpal citiaa sod towns of the Vntted States yU uxem-^7 central nstvr. . ai"i. HASTINGS, L E. STAUFF Tie Rifkt KiifloT Statin for Yoni Meo. . Magnificent granite building, with eU-1 I eautly fitted and fumisbed aj«rtments for the application of and carrytug out of our ' novel and systematic method" of Canned Fruits and Fi>n. 5E?£F~S?tS nCTSa-finrlS-uW "th CHICAGO LMR. BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplate a bomnees I life, and parent" baking »«• to educate । arc particularly n-pwl'd to send fur d,<umrota relating to the college, which giro full information m to terms, ermdt?• r ___ . i .1.1— A $3 Paper for $1.50. ^aratF. j . t M-taMus rnrao. Oysters received daily £JS$20r. "K2>fA C- Priadla Ja4«» ot Praksia. EskJsrsSk aOatt BlCKFOel) >UT0MkT1C Knitter r•*»»?. A !■ IOL ItuCr- MICHIGAN CIUTIOI1®! CENTRAL RAILROAD. Bek Tta TIME TABLE. W Wayne, Jactxon & i. »t a Miaa at aai4 Caen. Ikea kaU«A lie 1-x.Mia a*M. ip tkanir > I laa aa-1 Max. It aar tkara ka. «kr Ika etal SurssairarusKhlhiri: the trvo was no* the only mu «b**h, »■ i jurad its grrol braaeUe. Is tbe tahOMr | .J-1832 it was much injured hr the *>»lesce ofa storm, and it" largest limbs wsre •o uraeh rlcA asunder as to allow them to rent their branches upon the groueS^ but they were stil<ee<)uently. at much root and lal<r restored to their former position and were sustained ia place by itoa bolts THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC family Knitting MarJiinp ! pr..-.'Hl i Darisuua1• L'SWJSSWtS?2."» tr.^siswi-tfesrsaS' lilial ..... • If ill S 1* sn hlai : 1* . Sapin RAILROAD. Taldnc Effect Nov. 21at. 1876. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH MIH ------ b» "The Beat Thing in th* West." tram,ramum rcei of the Ural executions in tbe ralooy are supposed to hare taken place and during the Revolutionary strngglre il sale CT of cooatant rroort of the sow of Liberty, who frequently caused it to be illuminated with lanterns oa evenings of rejoicing and oa fsstal occasions. Il also served the purpose ef exhibitions of popular feeling ami indignation, and from this ii probably acquired the name of "Liberty Tree." Very near il, on the 3d ofJuly’ 1728. oc curved the duel between Benjamin Wood­ bridge and Henry Philips, and ben-alh its l.raaahcs hare leru enacted many k-tocwhich umpired patnoi iimend shaped the T«U xa.llr m sa tl." tie . lk.1—1 Iff ■. If, >>•> I —Tr-rrat-'- -n " »*Mu. «at and under tbe administration of Mayor Smith, ia 1854, tho tree was Ndoeed with aa ectagood iron fence' and upon an oval tablet secured to tbe pt' wr- placed the following inscription ^j£E?g5<5i’.' Grand Rapids Gillman Bros Oyster Ocean, KCBOFKAS itOTKta Uh of Icetand " by Bayard Taylor. A JalighUhlly vjsid Mery »t an IrelaMie Andi Laiiat Mt fiestaiml WEEKLY EAGLE $1.50 IX. itVUkaly Ex-apeeker Blaine l*’« week delivered • an cieredingly able speech on th* mrren- 1 cy quostioe After aflabing to the cir- < euuwtancm under whieh the legal t«der . notes were authnrimd, as •" H irflaMtolU । jutified no* by the text of tha CtrnamuA* titat, but by the ruprenw exigency of the I situation, rod also altuding to tbe sttnde lion tbe followlM: "A SECOND of the Dcsaocsatie party to i^.gpOr.JA a•qfljffiER ’B VACATION," by£Col. Casgrsas and out of it, ia oppoeutg the ,GaoaogT- Wamuto. desrintiv* nr a measure aud denouncing it. » naeonrti- ,rov^baal rule of two hundredand fifty Wtiood. he prrerotod to the Hoorn aad 1■Dae, in on^of the moat fertile and Into the cooutrv the satoan ding fbet that a tmOog «f tbe rlbe-wrcrwiag valleys of iarp rnctinn, perhaps the mjorily rfL thb seme party, DOW demand ia time of | Mace wbto is to ha dcfimdtd «bdy by ■ ’, taexMable neceaahy of war. Tbe propo- . aitioc of thdae guBtlemea ia no* to treat tbe legal lender note, already usued .. a , deb* to he paid; but to treat them mra • William Cullen Bryant. tieorj d unaid, Christina Horortli. Ux Aleott, J. T. Trowbridge, T B A Elisabeth Stuart Pbrlpe, Ably IHax. Harriet Praacott Spcfibnl. G. kllU-beU, H. H.. Edmund C man, l.uey Larconi, Charles Warmer. Hret Harte. Frank R ton, Ellrabetb Aken Allen. T $ einscic, Lucretia F. Hale. Prol Proctor. Mm Oliphant and Re ward Egg lent on '•Btfsssab. 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Li Creme de la Creme, S. & 1 Bttrt & ItDoti, t'-Tiwbtrs Wnnaeiiii !■ Grain, Flourk Provisions and Country Produce, ae <a«i Wem wTsauum amee. fdoepru »» at th � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-08.pdf c2ee26858e968b377f977c254b86a4eb PDF Text Text Tqa RjriJ.uc. Baahhsr The R^rtlEucAli F Oeo. M. Dewey, RATES OF ADVERT KDITtin AMD FVBMSHKR. JjeLteev oi Irev tf Km>«o NO. 45. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 187«. PMMUil IND BH31HE38 MS. flowers, and begged bar hand for the next dance. She lowed her head indirnaotlv and her looks said plainly. "Do yiEuin'k GREBLE & RUSSELL, H«»e now is Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE >. Ml end com• plcte Hue of CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. sjttL scmtifi jf/io Si/mift, Sr^rn, Suot, SLtiqi/ BtLlt, ScqrSjD/lt fooT rw^i, Tm Hflo ffoutt fu^f/iDfi/lq qooot. owera must alwan be sacred ered the Mattered flowers, csrefWlr placed them amoog tho-e girsn herself, end fixed them in her belt. "How could you rather dance with a follow like that—likely coo of the gang of 1 iL.a — . ... J ... o 1 —J 'It you rally war the flowers lie gave?" re­ plied the maiden with a eoorr.fnl sneer. "I war th.- flowers for their own sakes How could you break them—tho batrtia! replied Elleu, careeuing the boqurt with a tender touch ; and u for dancing with the young mas. lam acre la'" quite ready to do so again, were it only for hfa delightful music." Margaret drew herself away in dignified silence. She was quite horrified at the the Celebrated Diamond Tooth. Silver Steel CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. STOVESs > The Douai? Door Base ’ • eating Acorn, Boiler Plate Stove Prirej Lower than Ever B'eforc in Barry County. HU HUH The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vesfc, and a he Slid he bad to be miles away before daylight; ao EUen gave him a nfaeo of money and etuffod his pockets with bread and lief and a large piece of cheese, al the same time begging of him if be ever came that way T" to give them the pleasure of listening to his minstrelsy. Sir Eran returned to hia own castle. - but line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED different natterns of imported mid domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. So Elleu became ths wife of Sir Evsn, and through life proved herself a true wife a loving mother, and i benefactress to ths poor and lowly. Sir Erau'a moth­ er never bad eanso to regret having given her sanction to the mamagv ; for abe be­ came very proud of her lovely daughter in-law'wliMe eharming character was daijy aatonfahing her more and more They are old now, and die older lady hm pasted away; and tbe young generation ire crown up to manly sons gpd beautiful daughters. who was hovering near, and watching the maidens, again offered hia hand to Ellen; and. anxious to heal tho wound hrr cumpanion had given, she danced with him gladly. He saw she waa enraptured with his music, and he was delighted when, at tht done of the festival, she asked him to proceed to her father's house, where she wished to bear again his sweet strains. She had an old piano—not a very good one, but nevertheless one that gave her pfanrere. and she wished to try some of the tunca he had played to the dancers Ellen's sisters were very much afraid ah» had cumpromiacd the family dignity by dancing with thia stroller, and they grum­ bled alxrtit her asking him to their homo an late in tho criming. He wenf, however; The CrI? ANGER : It is the Handsomest an<l Heaviest Manufactured. THE BROKEN PRIMROSES. The lady was dumfunnded. WHOLE NO. 1032. Waffs from Washington. I would dance with a ginoy F’ She had token the flowers out of his hand, but she JJN]BGAB~»5 i "Give aux eent snd yon may piteh one of the ringa, and if it catches over a nail, ID give Jon six rente. That aeenied fair enough, so the boy handed him a cent, and look a ring, uid it caagbt on one of the nails. "Will you take six nnga Io pitch again, or rix cents T' "Six teste," was the answer, and two tbreeoant pieces were put into hfa hand. He atepped off well a tufied with what be had done, and .probably nol^iavirg an idea that he had'done wrong. A gentle­ man ataodini: near had watched him, knd now, befare he had time to look about and rejoin hfa cotapaninaa, laid bfa hand on hia fhouldcr. . "My lad, this fa your lint lesson in Was her darling sun, the pride of her heart, to wed : A first-clmu TAILOR from Detroit, ex­ a cameleaa, humble bride ’ But as she pected soon, when we shall b<? prepared to furnish the best ofi [lendared the matter over she became .... t- v» loved thia Clothing p»rf«a Vjender place in meiuoty as the primrose. concerned, and Who evor passed the months of spring in fitH guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hast-) the country, in childhood, who cannot re­ ings, M ch. call how joyously the first anprarsnee of ““ Tbe day'previous—February 21, 1SI8 —the Ho-'SS of Raprvscatativia had met as usual, and Mr. Adams wu writing ■•autographs" aposrretly in good health. AU at once, as tho clerk was reading a resolution, Mr. Adams partially rota, as if to apeak, then grasped bis desk vfyh a convulsive motion, and would have fallen, bad not his neighbor (Hon. David Fiahw of Ohio,) caught bimin bis arms. Tho Representatives and those of ua corns pondenta who had seats on the floor, 8rirtwwfagfta.mM.tbo aubjaa .nd victim of inrefatalilv ludfaroas satire Mark Twain's atory of tho "Retried Man" found in California, fa Ota of then exceed­ ingly rich things that the reader fa not likely to forgot. .The jury which Mark reprraenta a* having hdd an is^tat on the petrification, camo to the Sage «incluoion that "death rauued from cauaea to the jury unknown." After the jury had rendered their verdict, then came the •luartion as to "what was to be'&n. with the body." When they attempted to "rafac" «, they found it firmly conneeted to the rock ou which it rested. Imagine the quaint humor-of that old miner, who wasotieofthejnrora, is overcoming tho dilemma. Ho rogpwtedfeoy drill under it. put in a blast of powder, and "blow him out," so that they miftt give him • Christian burial I struck anil confuted, but Mr. Speaker Winthrop maiiitouH-d hia self possession, and put the iiuesiioii unasked, "It is moved that the Ilou*e adjourn until to­ morrow. It is carried and the House stands adjourned." ’ Meanwhile ready hands had brought one of the settees that stood between the columns around the hall, lifted the inaeusable form of Mr. Adams upon it, and earned it out into the rotunda. Tho fraab air there did not, however, revive him, and by itirilalion of Mr. Winthrop, Mr. Adams vu taken into the Speakers room, where a temporary couch was pre­ pared. Four,or five physician who were members of the House had a hurried consultation, and by their direction mtwtard* poultice* were applied, producing, however, little effect. Mem Winthrop, Palftr,' King. Greeley, and other perwmal . Im-■ .6. X. l’«l friends joined in the endear ora to restore consciousness, and it was not long before Cave,' at Summer, in the proriaco of Mrs. Adams, with some female friends. Canterbury, whoso s^nlctou fa reported to be in the I’hrist church museum. And in-the event of no such tngueai having dying patriot. Cupping was llien resort­ l«rn held, that tho government fay upon ed to, and about an hour After ho had fallen, ho opened hfa eyes auJXaid to Dr. tho table a stateataot of tba ruaeosa whv nu impest vm held, or assure thd council Peyton— that iuitrnetioM will be forthwith fasuod “ TXi. •« tkr'tulof rprtk, l.»t I >im to the proper authorities to make such inquiry as may, if pperibh, lead to* the identification of tho individual whore Quincy Adatna. Tin- remainder of that body, was so found, and act at rest uy day—and throughout the next day and doubts as to tho manner in which he the next—did he Huger on the verge of existence. Statesmen of all parties,, in­ cluding Henry Clay, tilled upon him, but A Democratic Epitaph. be knew them not. as be lay with dosed eyes end apparently inanimate form. At times hia pulse would rally, but there was no hope— the sands in that useful glass had run outLate on the aftcrui'on of the 23rd, jurt after the suti liad gone down behind the Virginia hills, the dim light of a soli­ tary taper dfacloecd an impressive group in the speaker's room There lay the tfckk defender of Human Rights, his head bowed, bis eves dowel, and naught save an ocoaaionsl ‘ death rattle" betokening life. Around him were hia rdatires, hia colleagues, some of the House officials 6”"h■’•c" ”""b" eligible to the Pomona. The capital of the Patrons’ Manafactunag Association. organised at lodianap oha, ta.to be 1100,000*. K The Order in Idaho Territory fa progTTmdng. There are already seventeen Granges organised and working. ,The Kc-ntacky Stoic Grange hat adopt- Tbe Missouri Granger says there will be four or tire Grange Haifa built in Ma con county during tie coming e-amcrer. Tbc Patrons' implement stare st Dixon, III., has savrel at liqjl 50 per eent to Mortimer Whitehead, MKkr N. J. State Grange, visited ths Ohio State Grange hdd u Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 16, and made an address there on the . ten tennis! Encampment. • Mr. Smedley.-the State Master, of Vt, fa working bard for the advance inert of the Order. Ho is trarefisg through the State lecturing and encour­ aging ths Patrons to go on with the good Work. •» Ths Granges of Mt Holly, East. Wall­ ingford. Ludlow, Plymouth, Proctorevile. Rockingham, Springfield. Cheater, Andover, Weston, Londonderry and Land­ During his eloquent speech'delivered grove, Vt, a e about to farm a Pomona iu Phenix Hall, last week Hou. TuEua C. The Taocmoc State Grange presents Burrows told a number of stories which that State to the world as having .advan convulsed hfa hearera with laughter To tageo over all others in elimate, aoil, illustrate the conglomerate character o f minerals, cool, cimbta and hmlthf^lness, the Democratic party, he told the follow­ and says to all persons seeking permanent homes, Tenncmce fa the place. ing story : Mr. R M. Conway, State Lecturer of Virginis, has writtan to the Virginia Patrons a letter draenbing a plan for get­ ting good laborers__ He suggests that MADE TO ORDER, J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. ?.'4LSrsi«-.n.!83ni^;7 ’ “ISAAC W. VROOMAN. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETA.IL JEWELERS. the favorite was hailed, and its o'peoiug watched as its delicate buds peeped from among the thick grreu leaves under the shade of a brier bush, or aronod the roote of a wide branching ash <ir the tiny shelves of the hoary rock ? To see even a bunch of artificial prim­ roses on a pretty young lad,'a bonnet •reins to me to giro a touch of poetry to the wearer ; while to see them worn by a and then aland square with the world, an honest bey again. ' He had hung his bead down, but raised it quickly, and hia bright, open loos as be said, "I U do it," will not non be forgot­ ten. Ho ran back, end soon emerged from the ring, looking happier than ever. □ o touched bfa cap and Iwwed pleasantly as be ran away to join hfa comrades. That was an bouest boy. Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. w« are HpMlal Agents for ravsicus * svbceon. HOWARD WATCHES. atberiesu. but was carefully trained by ?f wise, although a dating mother, van was a fine, high spinlcd young who gave her the highest sauafaction I things, excepting in tba wandering a he had early formal. Ho would B. F.___ STEINHOFR - ■ • K<x..*h HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? Sarjical jid Maiical DENTIST FOR ONE DOLLAR Wo will nona. Fost-paia TIE WEEKLY VOW! DENTIST NaiiillE, - MichilH. gufaeo and mingle with bis tenants, taking a leading abare in their rimes and pas timaa. During hia strolls he frequently gated with delight upon sueh panoramas as that ao beautifully daliaoeted in "A Mouatain Boone in Scotland"—e view not uncommon in tbe Highlands. Sir Evan's mother knowing hfa high sad honorable nature, ww never afraid of hfa doing anything w ' * ’ but aba thought hfa and she must be in a measure aecomplfahcd, according to your statamrot; and if it fa for your happinoai, I am reconciled." The young man kissed hfa mother's hand with tetidcrneaa and gratitude; and he went at once to order out hfa carriage for the interesting journey. He dremed with great cere, and a finer-looking man could seldom be seen. Hfa well-knit limbs were lithe and hardy A lady who has a great horror of agents, and baa been more than usually cheated out of time and money by them lately, was called to the door the other morning by a resounding ring of tbc boll. Upon opening it she dueoverwd a niedr-dressed man, carrying iu his hind a small satchel. One glanec she gave to thia, then in­ stantly concluding be was one of her abominations, she hastily ejaculated • "I do not wish anything thia morning, sir." ertbabrav. aoldier, as occarion might de­ and brought the door to with a click, mood. Hfa dark Laid eye wna beautiful, afterward returning softly to the partlyand his curling hair lha very auniuail -i__ i ui—.1__ . .a” r__ _i_.i___ ... _ aliada of brown. Hfa buihy whfakera were auburn, and tho habit, of command gave a dignity to his praaenoo that highleued the charm of tbe whole. Ellen'a father aaw the carriage approach bfa bouse in great surprise, for he knew strange habit, she tried to influence him to got married. With this abject in view she gathered around her, both in London, and at borne, all lhe young ladies she mnu admired; but her efforts seemed in vain. Sir Evan waa courteous and attentive to all her guests, but he was stdl fancy free; and she loved him too tenderly to wish to mo him married without a sincere attach­ ment. She knew the rcquircmento of hfa nature, and understood, therefore, that a lovclras marriage would only dnro him further into the wandering habits from which sho wished him weaned. When Sir Evan was in bfa twenty.fifth this brave ofd man, who had preferred "to , wear out instead of rusting out," were escorted with great pomp to Boston and th«nce to hia last resting place al Quincy. Full of scant and lull of honors, the venerablr philc*j] bcr.wa* ronsigned to the tomb of hia fathers, leaving behind him a name lor Eloquence, learning and pcniiatency, which shall endure ao long as tbe Republic he So well served fa a Nation, and tho English language fa otic ofearth's tongue*. May it not be aaid of him, as an old Christian father wrote upon tho tomb of tho younger Constantine—"Air- The House purchmed a bust of Mr. .Adams and had it placed in tbe room io which he dird, but when tbe now wine was occupied the bust was removed into tbe new Speaker s room. A few years ago the old speaker's room was aarigtad to the House Committee on Banking aud Currency, of which Hon. Sam. Hooper was chairmao. He rcry properly had the bust brought back and pfaecd on a brack el, beneath which fa a marble alab .bear­ ing an appropriate inacripUon vrriftan by Charles Sumner. Few vfaitora to tbe Capitol, buwevcr^acc tbb memento of the illustrious sun or the room io which be died. The only other memento of Mr. Adams here fa a portrait ufdiiin drawn by Mr. Healey at the White House. With the exception of the military pa­ rade by the Maryland Fifth and our Washington Light Infantry and the turn­ out of tho tire department, thia has seem­ ed like a Sunday more than a holiday. But there have been "high links" at Al­ exandria, which was so neat Wmhingtoa's home that he was identified with it dur­ ing hit life, and was buried with “pad honors" given by the Masonic Lodge there over which he had presided. Of course there was a large attendance at Alexandria to-day from this city of those who mourn ‘ the Lost Cause," and who claim George Washington as the ycur presence; ao we hone you will excuse her Sir Evan," said the mother gravely. “Show me where to find her then, and I will go to her," said Sir Eran with a strange quiver of lie and voice. The mother was about to call the datwhter, when one of the boyi, hastily opening. the door, pointed to the room when: EllenJ was busily ukiug off the butter from the, ehurn. She was arrayvg iu a plain gray linen dress,dean and neat, and the cnrii, BQABD AMD BOOM. IMO MR DAT- , FINEPRIirnNG DONE at this OFFICE IMPOSITION HATED OPTOSITION COURTED. Comjariwn Imiua the poor man, your Worahip." ‘'But," . rejoined tbe Chairman, “the case wm fully 1 proved, nwthmaa." "It was,” reotark»l one of the iurora, "hfa first offenee of the ■ kind, your Worship. "We did not like to be hard upon the poor fallow," added ■ another juror. “Bwt," replied tbe Chrir- 1 mu, "that will sot do fir the adawbtn, tatarjMi “ —............................. Competition DtHod to happhun fa • IsomeiMde krtfaie. OLD HUNDRED. Trouble, are lika doga; the amallar they are tk» more they atuwiy you. Ha whovtumbki. tv-ire ever th- oame a^dmmvmtetakhfeboMt to give their experiences for tho » general good. .L The Patrons of Afabams, Mfaritaippi, G«*gia snd Arkansas rvcommood a redta tion of one third in tho planting of next year s cotton erop. so that the farinera may do Iras work and get more money. Tbe Kentucky Patroni recommend th.same thing in-regard to toboocu. If your fowls haye . catarrh simply (which is similar to and often raulu in ----- v -V— A ..l| aejaraied from tbe a dry plane, warm ipcralure, usd given e of a largo pea, of —— ,--------- , -ith Cayenne pcpjier placed in the neater, and .given to them every other day al feeding time far a fbw days. Tbb has proved an effectual rem­ edy, and we do noc know why it -hould not again. Tho head usd nosuils .haul,! bo kept clean by washing, as Ui tbe ease of roup Vinegar fa excellent fur dossing. A remedy highly recommendod for roup fa to take nitric acid, atrip a ftstbsr to within half or three fourths of tbe end. dipWra feather in the acid and thrust it in the nostril of tbe rick bird, Jfivinp it a twist while in. Repeal thfa twine or three times a day, ranovinfi the burnt scab be- �^qjnbliran i|annr.' adbyeny auhasquent DM. ■. mnrx Surnoi, Mica., . . Mabcu " •------- vlMMflSkh K.&- * — rteroancy. StUl, cdhiag retnaio* but that thia culprit, like ny other, should sular the oonsequenom hia guilt He went wrong with hia editor _____________________________ yue wide open, aad the distinction of hie laika bat add. both to the extent and 8,1878. mornuiy of his wrong doing The Prosdeal haa said of soothur die. of offender., Let no guilty man escape," and he, himdf, certainly, will interpose so shield to he fall exposure aad punishmeal of one oho basso wretchedly betrayed his own — For Proiidcnt. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. inee—will demand that jnetieo shall bo promptly done, impartially and thoroughly, spoo whomsoever it may fall. Sad and njuriotu as may be these cases of Individ­ ual Uanagnmioae, they could only reach Ibeir pleotitude of evil when they should he made light of, ar treated only as the footbaBs of party rivalrim, by an indiffer­ ent public opinion. It b. therefore, the Foe V'K^Prraidral. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, dcavor to cane to right views upon them •f Penneylrxnu. hi is iiIf aad to have them embodied in the Subject to th* decision of the RepabliteneciW* wiD of the nation. ran National Cowvratfon. As to tbe exact fads in tbe case thu* tar, we should evidently have gut them IIAlTSm* PLATFORM ■ orach more arepmtoiy bat for the extraor- “Honeat money for all. and free schools for all. There ha. dccrewtoJ since the principal witness will depredate the one nor aecterion interference which will to"have occasioned ao much astonbhment aad commotion ia the public mind. It deotroy the other." was natural, therefore, that many fal«e ra­ toon. should have lieen started, such as that Gen l Belknap had shot hitn*elf, and others equally extravagant and unfounded, [t appear., however, that tbe Secretary of War after leaving the Invenligating Com­ mittee at oooc sought the President and tendered hi. rtmgnation, which, being lint partially informed concerning Balk nap's actual guilt, the President st once acoq>lod. Since that, however, tbe Coauniitee in their further invastigaUoaa have found such grave evidences of malfeusun- in office on the pert of the ex-Secretary, that, notwitliatanding hia accepted resignation, strong resolution, of im/io'eAmrat were wefcred, submitted to the Hotuc of Rep- RepubTicn Nt tonal Convention. Tka MM oatoa Republican (asvvalioa for Ike oraiaaUae of e»a1.d.lw for PrrafeM aad yiee-Prvaideal of tka Catted Blates. wU! ho UM ia ike city «r Cl.ciatoll » WreJare. day tbe fearteeaib dayrt Joao, 1«7«. al II •'deck bom. aad will ooanw o( delegate. frwiwk ataie equal to twta» lb. •smbw ot Ua senator* ami repreaantellrae ia Coiigrvw. ud ar tvo detente. fora each orgoaiiad ter­ ritory aad tbo fiUHet of Columbia, la eaU. laa tho eoaveaitaaa tor tho elocttea or delentaa the c< ■wilier* of tho aevrral states an -■—-*.* a. l.-tu all lUoublicaa ateetors and all other voter., vilkoul regard to t| ‘>‘ P^lUcaUifrraanoor preview. j£batioaa. arte art opposed to reviving .oootiaaat lama, aad daaira loptmort frtaaliy fediag M-t p»rmoral baraooy ihryu^hocl ibo coun­ try by aoalalala* aad .enforcing all tho ccaailtaiiona! right* of every ciliraa. laded- The evidence, "Tftad^.bo are i.frver .( ihafaeaUnMd presented lo the Senate. poeaaatUa mJ puai*ha»«nt o( aH rtbrialdte- ao far ae the-public know, relied upon to the (owraiaent by beaeot. hilhfrl aad cape- eonvici him is that of a Mr. Marali of NedUern: wbe are ia fover rf makla* wrah ?fcw York City formerly, but now of n>e Last in fas Boocbov Mutfer-The Belknap Diugraoe—The Epidemic of Hve Sxe^n-PoliGe*l-The Bu«iMoetinge—The Labor Market-How the Rich Amuee Themaulvoe—Lent Nkw Yobk, March 4, 1876. The last development in the Beecher sandal cane is the statement of Bowen. Driven into a enn.er by the denial, of Beecher of the truth of bis eaaertions, Bowen ha. made a very explicit statement lo the committee He asserts solsmaly that a lady confessed to him, long before be Tilton scandal Was made public, that Beschcr had committed adultery with her at various tunes and places, the lecture room of the church, or rather the study beck of it, being tbe most familiar place. He offered to give names and data, to a select committee, under pledge of aeerecy. He insisted upon the pledge of secrecy Mcaiuc be did not wish that the lady's name should become public Jiroperty. This Mr. Brecber dsclincd. whercafen Bowen makes this statement. It i* not to lie supyesHri that Beecher and hia fncnib will let this pam. They cannot. The statement is explicit and circunutantial. and it will have lo he met, consequently Brooklyn is in a state of mind. ■ There is hurrying to and fro, there is trouble on totb sides. Will Bowen, if Beschcr sura kim, give the astro of that lady ? WiD be face the music, or will be back down when tbe time comes that be is brought to the teal? And will lie be brought to tbe test at al! ? These aro question* that time will come of it There ere skeletons in too many closets in Brooklyn, and the sxcite no more surpriM. The oldost. strcngort Lomss in th« eily are jpiag.'knd M om knows to day who is gong to-mor­ row. Rente aro .till afakfag. snd the Mares the first of Msy approaches, the sire stores on Brosdvmv are bring vacated, .nd api'Jication. for them are s. rars as hen’" teeth. T kntw of one "tore that four yoan ago was fa drn-.aud at filfl.QOu j^r yrsn that ia now bring occupied at M.OUO, and the tenant* are giving it up for they can get a better one at J4,<W0 Tbe truth is busiMsn men can hardly afford to pay any rent, for there b no profit whatever la buaiara*. Tbe abrinks-re in valu- i* going on steadily, and no one can see tbe end Relief must come from some sourer, or bankruptcy will be tbe rule, and solvency tbe exception. New York u very rick. THB HirrODBOMB MEKrtBOs. Arc still wonderfully filled, and it "i. ns unfashionable not to go and bear Mr. San­ key ring aa not to hear Titian* or Van Bulow, er soy oilier light of the uiurial or dramstie world. The Hippodrome b still pecked st mid-dsy aad evrn'OfL and the religious movement b treated with the greatest respect by the papsm. Hat a visit to the meeting* com races a candid pieraon, that the reason of tho great aadicoves drawn togvtber b not Mr. Moody’s earntMocai, or • Mr. Sankey's ringing/-of which he haa proa J u chary of late a* a pet tenor in opera, but the number who take a serious interest in religion. Thera arc thousands of genuinely gvod people in the city, who bri'eve that religion outwriglu all othsr interest., and arc drawn to t!>«*c meeting* hoping for good- The popularity uf Moody and Soo key in Great ilntun b ea.il/ andenviod; it wu their American-tm attracted the crowd, just as uever make the same impression on culti­ vated people that bs did shroud. The big clergy, of New York sit up in the preach­ er * pen at the meetings, and laugh over Mr. Moody's apt bite, in tbe way of Ulustntioo, a* they would nt excellent jokes, and lira evangelist runs <ra about salvation, very much in tba wsy a Chicam buinc* nun talks fararanro, or railroads, with the same earnestness, but Dots whit more i. that of a finkbed auctioneer, who b ready to knock dxre*i sAlvatioo to the highest bidder without reserve. TM LABOR MABKBT. Carefully compiled tables show that almeat one lialf nf the skilled labor uf tlie city b idle, and that wages for those in employment hare been cal down amriy one half. The bricklayers, who two years ago were irettiog 84.50 a day are glad to work now for 8L50, while laborers who were firm in their demand for 83.00 are gtad to get week at any price There m very liuh repairfag, and in regular mxnu farturing th«rc b absolute stagnation. Il b a curium thing that pbno making b the only trade which keeps ite hands ril em­ ployed, and at old wages. • Pianos are luxurua, and it would kcw that this trade would be the fii.t to fall off, but it b not so. That trade is -just aa brisk aa ever. The charitim arc of courao crowded with the hungry and naked, and the societies for supplying firing sre taxed away beyond their capacity. If there ever was a time when spring was anxiously looked for, it b naw. It u a hlcMing that the,winter has been so mild. Bat Inc look-out for the surutne. U dreary enough. A visit to tbe prinrijfltl arvhitecta showed that scsrcely any building was contemplated foe the cn suing sca*ou, and what tlw laborers arc to do during the summer is a query. They can live on leas than to the winter, bat they must have something, and that some thing b very remote. HOW THK Btcn AMVSB TUKMBKLVBS. While tbe poor are starving the rich are amusing thcnwclrea, aa they always will. The list form of fashiooablc amtuement b horsebac k part^ Companies । assemble gentlemen, and train their bones to go through the figures of dances, preciariy as though they were to a ball-room. Think of the Virginb reel oe horseback ! Yet they do it, and they • tag," just aa they uacd to when they were children, and their fathers were butchers and Ixakcrs. Thb latter game they play with their horses at full galop, and so expert have riders bscome, that rtrf few sceidente are reported. It beats skating. LEMT b S)»n u*. aad th* fashionable Christians base to change their base. They cannot show their fine fcalMh at the theatres, operas oe parties, bat they make it up al the churches. How devoutly they crowd the eharehes every morning, when they have new dothes, ^aad hsw awertly^pious n Maine. ThalStete has concluded that the poorest poesible use to make of a m.n M to hang him. An Otifaaxchann says it u a soUmn fact that the majority of tbe Democratic members of th. Ohio LegislaUxre are for Psndleton for PraudanL And now Conklin's prospect, ere wan­ ing. A strong pppostUuu from hi. own State b cociinx up, and will oppose him at Ctoannati. Il feoka Hayesv, very. 14lh day of February, 1876. The Chicago aad Lake Huron railroad advertise to pay cash &r 10,000 coed*'of wood delivered along the Km of their McCrae, eupmntaodeni. Battle Creek, Mich. Rev. M. V. ILcrk, fonnwly of thi. County, now of Athens Calhoun county. baptued 61 petsoo. Bunday, Feb 20, and during the day 80 were added to hfa church. Three month, ago he had but Confederate House of Repetsentativca 20 members. And -*vre’derirg the manifat sMtrndaney ol the Confederates there just now, it « Mich., have decided to sup tbe township »«nl for 89,000 now in their liand., adnot a bad name either Senator Booth want, lo know what bo oeted from tbe saloon keepers in the tows. has over said or done that should call The jtreent liquor law will favor the vildown upon him the indignity of a nomi­ age tn the suit. George lloopeogsnwr <if Gilead. nation to tbe prorideaey fmm the “inde­ pendent "inflation Dcmocrscy cf Indiana? Branch County, haa made 1.00(1 lb* of maple nagar thi* winter, Mid ret the The Rbtde Island Houan of Represen­ groceryturn lierc liare none • excepting old tatives have pasted, without division, a bill staff melted over and mixed with the worst providing that land occupied or owned by quality of brown sugar. The Kalamaxoo Gau tit ray* that Bill institutions .hill no longer ba exempt Nyc, a notorious salooaitt and bagnio from taxattou. It b expevtod the Setiatc icepsr. haa reformat tarried hi* liquor will concur: into ihlnitroel, .iarneda temperance p'alge, Carl Schura sap the utter liclplcMneM and presented hi* name for membership and folly of the Demoeratic majority in to tbo Melbodbt Church. Congreai lias already caused “the bmt I.a»t year the Flint A Pcre Marquetie beads of the party to eune their victory fa the .year 1874, becauM it lias only railway mill, cut 132,014,212 feet of lum!«er. The shingle cut wa* 161.633.500 brought their impotence to light end faThe Jackson, ljui*ing A Saginaw railway spire their opponent* with a mw vitallity. mill* rut 57.330,(MHi f«et of timber, 29,­ We understand that a weekly newspaper 587,500 ahinglro and 9,800.000 lath. b sooo la be .tsrtej at Falmouth, MiautiSteel rail* arc being laid on tbe Air itie>, aad will advocate and urge the re- Line railroad, and it i* thought that the nut'tee have found it neev-aary to discharge thb very gallant Uukn soldier. Ex-Senator Harlan haa written a letter fa which be notes with great satbfaction tbe wouderful development of tbe freed­ men saying, dial during the pa*t ten yeara no other equal number of people anywhere on the earth's surface have made such rapid advancetMnt io knowledge, fa civilitalics and refiameut, and fa die _»qsi*i lion cf the means of domestic luppuims aad comfort. A - Promiacnt Wisconsin German ia quoted as saying that if the Rcpubbcsn party wants ibe solid German Vote of the country—Sehura and all—it ha* only to nominate Elihn B Waahburo. The man ■ ho took care of the German, in Paris would scoop ’em all fa. A* between Blaine sad a Democrat, Wboousto b a doubtful State. But Unde EUhu can carry it against any Democrat living. A feeding new England politician now al Waaliingtou my. the presidential cand'idates .Uli plan and plot for a term in the White Homs. Gon Great evidsctly faaeoi ground rapidly, and Meson. Blaine and daring the bat fortnight. Nsw men Iwgin to !« talk of as "contprombe candidate. " Mr.' W’beder, of New York, and Gov. Hayes, of Ohio, are in thb duo, and either of them would make a proiident of whom the enuntry would never lie asham- se/thal they oat-dreae all their neighbors, and then the meetings for charity, which are cminetitlv proper. How they eotnj laocnUy 50 m a sweet, simple rortume that cost 8UXW fa Pkrb, and give 810 u relieve the suffering poor at their doors If there b anything utte.ly aboard, !t b tbe obssrvanre of Lehi by a fashionable New Yoek Christian lady. They make the season of mortification the lime for die wildar. parable extrarag.nc*-. They exchange the paid ringecs of the opera for A graduate oF Union Oilkwe u pronineat bubisem min fa North Carolina, fa a recant letter ear.: “I married in 1839, entered the Confederal ■ imfae (as every true Southern man did) fa 1861 and remained with the Southern army until near the close of the war when I was severely wounded snd retired from the service. We are glad .hvery perfalrad. Wo are glad onr eaure proved a failure- We are gl.J eha fUtaa area.......... ssd wMtf T speak thb I speak the sentiment of ninetenths af ths Boatbern jiecple. and take revenge for the inferiority by piling more agony on their dress Cunous world thb. And yrt tfaae people all expert to.get to heavsu by aad-by. Piano. The N. Y. TrOwae cannot be accused of frieodlinen toward the Republican party but it b aousd nn the financial qaotlfoa and b compdlodto seythb of the Demo­ cratic sclteme for dodging contraction; “Thb country will never resumo specie paynuota until tbo people aro prepared to maka tho racritmw Mremarily Inefdenl to rssumptiot). Tkr polity u frxMd. Il postpotM indefinitely tho day of rewumpttou. bat doe* not fa any degree make rmumption the nwrv easy at any fu turn tame." Tba Detsoosuta nf Now Hampshire bars uominstai Daniel Marcy far gpunat beCSM whuto fa coo«sao. In IBM, he mads a vfafaM aMMhowPsunidsM Umfa, fa apeMh fa which he sold that the wicks*!, dbleyal abebuoa party who uutafa tbe iWdent fa kb fafarafaM of the Condi tataou are joist beira with Um lo the fa beritaMs of oircual infamy. Th. New Ham jwhiro Dotwcrony ought u, adopt for Somrthtog to Rsmember. Whan Democrat, talk about hard tinxs, high taxation, snd corruption fa ths gov ernment, remind them of the fort that tbe public expenditarni ram in ths first y*ar of the Rebellion move than FOUR HUN DRED MILLION dolbrs, and ineewaed every year that the war ontfaued until they resebed ths faiuwaes m, the fast ywur, of rasrly THIRTEEN HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARB-an ra the RE­ SULT OF THE DEMOCRATIC RE­ BELLION. Of erarae an increase of rerenum had to follow, to cff«* which ttowo was Ii-J rawurcr but i*4*uon of the HASTINGS ■ G. y. Itowll fl Co’8. Column1 rm* Ik. Brates Jmrert That was* curious surarbe party which A FARM OF YOUR OWN oMmbbd rti’araoo HtiJiday's fo Brook­ s f". toatius of Mr. Bowen. Mr Beecher wse diere, and hb aon* sad sou-ta-Uw, HOMESTEADS^ General Traey sod Sbaarama,_Mr. FREE Ths tat ReiKflj’fPT Hart Tta! ■■ n STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. ■ Oftbedelrgstre to the Council, aad the Examining Committee of ^Plymouth , Best oat Ckflapeti Railreafl Land No country clergymen, waited upon by a UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Where you wid find all kinda of party of bL parfahioners, atapty handed and pcaMOsed of rapacious appetites, could t be more surprised than was Mr. Bowen when, instead of the Examining Committ­ ee be had beau summoned to mart, ba beheld thu imposiag assemblage rf Mr Of every Description which we Beecher', friend. Somewhat dueonoer ted, but not altogether daunted by thb H E TC I> M I’ O It 1RTO. can reU cheaper than any boua i in B*r• unsxpccteil group of auditors, Mr. Bowen ry Cotiuty, for tfarra- renaoa*: SHAKERS ’ appears to have read without hesitation un l*t. Berauau wa hnvw no rent to pay. hi* part, or fatorupuon on lira part of hu Gt.NliiSh J'LOWER it VEGETABLE 21. heeaue we make the moat »( our auditors the statement ho haa been for some days busy fa preparing. .Aa to the umtritKo rnrotiDorii. 3d. Itecaunr we keep Ute bert of work* scene which f.Jlowed. the aeeounta of both parties to fa are fa sufatanlial agreement (111. Itecaaar we warrant all good, we When Mr. Bowen tamed lb depart tbe raake. dMr wm looked fa hfa face, and the key We ac^l none of Uifa cbeap-made Fur­ slid Into the pocket uf the dextrous Mr. niture that fa made by machinery. The good* we make ia tnn*Je by hand, mJ for the other entranre, but Mr. Bowen was too fleet < f foot for hi* pursuer* and vanshod through the door before they had WANTED «SSKiLSL«S. call and Inapi-ct our good*, (of they *U bear inapcetton. No trouble at all time to duee It. ■ »how gnreda. Sarh a .to. as thu i* ksetily ludicrous. Parties baring Pieturwi to frame The cartoonist*' wc may fa sure, will make tho nw»l of it. Mr Beecher end bis aa we can do It 1’ .jrond Cheaper than fristKb raahiug to and fro—chairs over neminauon and reflection of the Hon. Jay A. Hubbcl tbeMvsent Repressotativs ken off on account of tbe nraghnra* of the road, tome time ago, will be replaced, of that, the Ninth District, fa CoogveM. aa one boar can 1* saved betsrven Jackson and Niles. Gov. Hendriek. and labeb him “a sly, Controller Garfield, of Ik-troit, fa hfa alppery, abuffling, negative, indeterminate annual report, say* that if no change oc­ sort of Politician, who b not emlwrraaacd curs fa the law. govenifag ths income of by convictiona on any of the great lance the sinking fund, snd no more bend.* are of the day.” fanrd, theBsteUa of the sinking fund s ill Let it not be forgot tea that beside the bub to • penai-iu relwl *ol>!ter», Soutlrarn troll's bonded <leU, tho. extinguishing Democratic members have already intro­ the entire debt of the city, with, th*: cxduced bilb into the present CongrtM reptioo of the water bond* For thb re­ which involve tin- sum of mnrr tlum ikrrr tail, if attained, we will be indebted to koiuirrd nilli-xoi nf J.Jlnn, or mute than the liquor tax, which M something of a**cta scvrslh of our ustiou.I debt. Thb i* hut the bvginnfag. muuity through the traffic in firewater. Speaking of tbe. Presidential race tbe Further, it proves very scodwdvt'lr fa it­ New York (<«a*mcm'.>/ rays "Fester sn self that the liquor L-.x laws arc mors old horse with greet staying qualities, to l«ne£ci*l than any prohibitory las. ever adopted and enforced, or attempted to l« ri«i off the prise fa the four ctiferred, fa any pert of the country. mile race at Son Francisco. Dorse racing Mr. W. B Strong, of Chicago, having ami politics are not unlike al times. The resigned the office of General riunerinten race b not alway. to the swift." dent of the Michigan Central Railroad, _ Tho Wbcotisfa Republican State ran ha. been .ucreeded by Mr. Henry D. Ledchosen to the National Convention fa Jsnc. The convention adopted a revolu­ tion opposed to a third term. They also adopted a rewlution leaving tbeir del**, gate" free to vote for the nomiantion of Presi-leot of the I nited States. Texas hu elected • democratic state ticket by at lea*l- 40.00tr majority. No man who votes against the Democracy •land* any show f.»r btiwnvss or social recognition in thi* -refuge of rascal", where the avenge of unpunished manl.-r, b shoot ten pot Minam 10 a e.mnty. Tbe Republicans of Indiana held their State Coovenlion os Tuesday. It was an immense convention ia die and the enthu•ia*m wa* greet. A strong preference was exprrewcl for Senator Morton for Preai' dent. The following State ticket was nominated, and a strong one it b; Ths House Committee on Invalid* Pen siocu has diwhargrel iu clerk, Wilson uf Hliaob, a badly wounded Union soldier, to make a place for a Democrat. Tlib com­ mittee, like most of ths other committees of the House, haa gone info a ecerrt inves­ tigation On account at thb aecrst faves- lev isinnissunr The SurpriM Party ti Mr HtilMsyt'a. | Altin. Tba IHiaob Stale RepubTaun Oonven-1 A sew salt wall st Bay aty fa 1,036 ifan yriU Im bdd May 24. ertirap. Hoe. J. Webster Childs will addrorn tho veslivn win be bald March 22. Graaaan of Eaton County on tho lOth of Tlte Democrat, will hold tboir national Mani at Charlotte conveoticu al Sl Loeb on Tuesdar, Juno J. H. Vaaandc,' of BrookfleH. Eaton 27. County,haa1 Bible printed lathe year ,600, making it now 276 ytott old. practise of spoakisg oo* piece and printing Port Huron b*a a society, tbo member* mother in th. (iotyrtononal Rtrord. of which aro pl«dg«l not u. treat or be Al th. Connecticut Democratic (*atia- treated to liquor or cigars in any form. tfao lata week hot par's ticket was renom "Chalk it dawn" that Each Prey, of sated, Cbariss 11. IsgvAoll for Governor. I>unondale, Eaton County, was caught by twvere sad feet tbe Uafoa as our fathers U»fiM N>» . far gave it to ua He omnmiu a Meh erfaw in, ,2 ne "ffiXx -o»k of aerials Western post, bv giviag toms aeaiaet the American jwcras, «nJ kM,- ■> ™. u» "O. xj «• 110^00 mmeor haste the wife of Gon “k,“ • t “ ,U Unu ihn-u w,. koe, Sr?£,SE-'S^.tt2X. w fcm *■ *> ““ “• ptety X sastoso de I*'*'*! i» .l«i< MW MX" heirs soU haa So TMX UHBUtAMt s os a. — Mil-, »«i iwx>» —I wvddn’t mfad it n>ym*-boi he “S^^^rotbemrierid never <fal a dirty thin-, snd ho never will TUi Artg we to otWabow ofvrar,sadshe Kvw of thsroamd. « Ha will never pay fatwiMMW,—be will Mror rapport > body of mercenarias. nor Thai Marcy ehaw *0 an.. will be use uadse lufloenre. The burn tamMe homBinriiie nf ewfe.' e tW mors who aro abosKfar QmUfag at this thb taxation fescy nsast remember that time are dofag it at their own erpeme b tmbm week—<5* mH y-« r ir^LtC jV”1-* iT TTU*-" % Fifafcleatffii.ivroohliimare m ever Stall ffaftTSSm atoram^Utsad this spmskm, ma ..mhfag at U-ir owa ehurgra-thet is for DEMOCRATIC RRBMLLION And 3^1 iIbabm State Pdnfoal Note -. expooee a great many other.. The women of Brooklyn are, al this time a great deal Dore anxious to know the name of that tsdy than they are to know whether be Was guilty with Mrs. Tilton The Tilton matter i» a little .talc, but this is fresh and piquant. English attention, like.the jubilee ringers. Artemas Ward and Mark Twain, an<L TUB BXLKXAV DtaUSACK. Brete Hatte's stories, whose popularity Hie Belknap scandal created a profound abrcud outrun.* that they have at home. sensation, for the prosecuting witness is a One can inugias what a con*rut Mr. prominent man here, and Mr*. Belknap is Moody's cut. utterly unconventional man­ ner. hu liomcly Uloatratious, n« hare aa well 1 nown in society here as she is in been lo thefoimal Englbb way of doing Ws^ifogton. This is a dear ease of fam- things,’and it b no wonder he took theratb- froat io lira, suggest; who art opposed lo Belknap w*. the sister of the Secretary's IntpaHnt ito credit or tho nation by d.preci Secretary Belknap to the poaitioo of poM Mine any et.U* oMigslioo., and la front of trader at Fort Sill. Mr. Marsh testified first wife. She wan aTombiMun. of Har­ raMaiaiog. ia every way Ito national frith rodsburg, Ky , and wa« a high-fiyer of tba end kaaaaal honor; who bald that the east- before the Committee that the idea of hi. highest flying kind. She was wont to come to New YotV, and make the mot free from sectarian control; who believe that, by tbe late Mrs. Belknap; that be inti­ for the promotion* of there coda. a&4 dime- mated ('> her a willingness to pay for it; extravagant purchases, for her principal ambition was to outshine every woman in that she dcvcrly nominated the bona. ; eeafolad la'hooe who adhere to tbe priaciAnd she plat or 177# and support theta ** in corporal • that the place was given him, and snag- Washington, native or foreign. od lathe tmatlratina aad lava; aad who an did U. Het drra*« were tbe meet gorgeia favor of reeognlsiag aad nm|lbnhf the ous, her equipage* were the most costly, faadaawetal principle at oatloaol uaiiy ia it to both tbe preseut and tbe late Mrs. thia centennial snnl wire rv of the birth ofthe Belknap, who were sisters, Kentucky girl., and she wm surrounded uith servants cf “T D. Moaaas, Chairman Brpublkoa 5a- and usters-in-law of George H. Pendleton the most expensive nature. It w» given tine) Committer _ . of Ohio, and some to the Secretary out in Washington that she did not de­ pend on the Secretary's salary—he liad no WuhiagiM, D. C-, Theroday. January 11. himself. Such is tbe outline of this ter­ rible story, which our space will not per­ moans beyond that—but that she had in­ herited wealth, the income of which pas mit us to give in fall, and which cannot Republican state Convention. sufficient to jurtify all thia extravagance. fail to cause a bltub of shame lo creep A Bepnblteaa .-Male Convention loaissl 23 upon the face of every person who hw hi. Al her home the atory was that ths Secrre tary had made some lueky spcculatious be­ ■lalrcslea and alternate* lo al lead the Eeputlleaa Sauoaal Convention at c'laeianali on tee country’> honor at heart. fore he went into the cabinet," which a«Democracy Illustrated publican Fcate Central Cewmllloe. "ill be UM at th* City of Grand Rapid*, on Wedae. story would not go down. AU thia figre Ay^lbs 10th day of May. IBM. al 10 o'clock That our readers may fr’ly appreciate they were sdling trail ershifs. and spend'All Republican ctet-r.. and olh«r tutor, the cAmteVer of the men the Democracy ing the proceed, in thia foolish way. wlthont vetard to peat political difereaevv or of the nation ddigbtfa honor, we print There can l>e no doubt that the woman tad aupplrt tie priadpios enunciated ia <br herewith an extracifrom a .peach de*;verhad tho min completely under . her thumb sail fre the Notional Rapabbeaa Coav.alien, cd in the House of IteprrocnlaUvcs on the —that so inf.tnited was >>• with her that are invited to participate la tho election of 14th day of June 1864 bv Daniel Marry, TVe eeverel eaentiea trill bo entitled lo tbe protest candidate of the Democracy of had she desired it The man wsa doubtfour delegates for each repreoeaUlivo ia the lower keaasb of tbeStato Logblaiams and New Hampshire for Governor, and ask lem honest, originally, bat oh, how weak' every man in Barry County to read it. The merchants of New York suffer se­ Uioa will be entitled to ton delejales. “Mt OOXMTITVXIICY <fo not btltrn M verely by this exposure. It is rumored Coder the rtoehitien of 1MB no delegate icur u> <i r-iarrZy for the tremenduou. evil with which our country is afflicted. that Mrs. Belknap owes vast sums of mon­ la the county he repreoeuie. My roootitneat* are a thinking, reaaoating ey to the fashionable dry goods men and S. D. BlSOHAM, Chairman pciplc. They bow to no idols, and wor­ jewelers here, which, as the Bclktuqw B. 8. ULIH Secretaryship no false Goda; their politim coosisto have spent all their stealings, they will of pure Democracy. They do not believe Republican Convention. that the black man i= tqual to th- white. TUK KrtDKMIC or TUX SKABOX. > They are not imbued with any /afae j>kiA Republican Coavunlioa to eket oi<bt laadtnipg or /aht totiorU t»aermi»y Ttix Malaria and ignorance of vctiiiktuon By JelofUe* u roprmut th* County of Barry In black max's tbvx rosmo.v. will soon make New York no fit place lor wliat prinei|Je of right can^any uuui jusU ■ he Plato Coavastlan lo be held at Onad( Rapid* on the Mth «f May nest, will be held at the Court Hmae. in tbe City of llaatiar on meht to accure frecdsm to tbe ./ores/ ague, diphtheria, scarlet fever and small­ Saturday, th. »h day efAptfl. I87A al 11 Your career is fast drawing to a done. pox bold tbeir own a very few years longer God, ia hia roerey, will not impose upon a'deek M. as they are doing now, the city will Jsoon The eevunl TownMipo ia the County will be tbe free American people another four I-our eaililod to fourdalofUiao each, aad tho oever- yean- of your-' dreadful misrule. yean in the faey farance, four yoan gro^ rich people are deserting tbeir villaa, liea) ward* of the (Uy of Halting to om each. cause the place ia so deadly with agues. By order < Republiaaa County ComnuUoe. four yuan at the bliud lading the This mouth the fWiionable epidemic is a Daatn. Brstsu. the plThath bottoraloa, I think will malignantinflocnia, which vnita human­ Mad. Maetiap, Mank Mh 1178. satisfy even Divine veugcanre. And kind as it dul horses two year. ago. The wbsa the edminiatrati. n at th. govern doctors call it by no fancy name, .only meat pats ns into the hands of the eoa- "plain eold." and the Madison Avenue TROUBLE IN THE WAR DEPARTservauvo party, our abulitioo friend, must prescription for ite treatment is—neither WENT. emigrate to A’byainia. and into the heart belladonna, nor “internal exhibition oT’ of Africa, or be content with the four aconite, or anv other high sounding drox, The rcvelattuu ot the pant week al yean of MnCBOBMKTIC BKAVTITrUB but equally plain catnip tea, made doubly •troog. which is administered not more far Wmhwgton will fall with atartlinp effect ern'ment inetituted for whilt mra will the sake of breaking up the cold, by a upon tbe muatry, notwithatandinr tbe again become popular. good sweat, aa for ite valuable and recently nuny prrriona dtadoBuren af official tut1 shall utter upon the ff-x>r of this dhuwvere-' imipcrtiee in quietihg tho faithfulned* and corruption. In all thia House whatever 1 wish concerning the nerves. Fancy a bowl of Lady Washingmate*, rkc ybtfte. -rad dr uofrayrt of ton china breaiiiing the soothing usoense bmaUndfinr mun .Uxkl higher in the thio Aih»ioiotnition; whatever 1 wish of balm tea, adminictersd to an -ntersrting pablw mnMonca than Genl Belknap eonroraiag iu torpitodr, iu ,ioo dtl»r Grant'. SocreUry of War, although fimnity. On the Knd day of September as velvet, aAi you havetho elegance of in the limited and tetduueal charartor of his 1862, the President (Iineola) gave uo- fluensa. But for real virtuea, 1 prefer the old style, a cricked blue bowl, steaped m duiiot aonutwhat removed him from gene be should imue a pvoekmatioa ef esnanei ral obMrvataon. He, however, enjoyed to potion to all the afasvs In the diatriote seek pcncrali'ia. of teas with a quart of deep the fnlleat extent, the jtrorerbtaUy good tug far independence. Three months three gulps, Ugh! the stoutest cold fled reputation of Army officers, whieh haa notice was given. During this time tbe affrighted al tbe thought of a second dose. oboMfow preai was in eentodes ; tbe rebel But talk uf plain cold»-4be MW variety tputot propoaala to tnnafrr Indian Affairs to lion was anout to receive iu final blow the osdered tnoVanom was to be nsberee *bo uo.*mi of the I^r Orpartaient aa a in. Greety, at the baud of 900,000 more fever and ugfce, and getting drank, and moana of inanring an^naeat adaaiaiatraprotuiaed to move immediately upon tbe one crawitout of an attack fading Uke a tioo of the perplexing dutim thereto per- coceoy'. weeks, under tbe infiwace of the cabinrt officer just investigated. Brent of the Lord. In my Judgement laintng. rouncAL. . an overrent* ofthe cunssitutioo to proBal individual dshottor ma ami amae- eiaim ffaedom to mdlio- of Usefa, The local politicians of New York are tuam will braal through all known aafo- aSords staple foe the demngugua. Time Kurda. From what wo know at this vrouMfril ms to specify one half the rad- making a stir for Conkling’s nomimauon for the presufaicy. but it does not make writing itaeeam that the House Commit­ ioal mistakes Mr. trnKoln has made. Tbe mix* headway. There are many excel tee sn the expenditaraa Ln Uta War De­ whole bfl off todiotmoot is bsing drawn lent men in the city who would be gfad to bylbeaeetfrsd himself. The (rsif of partment rwnatly struck upon a line of .ifovtUsa Zfarofa teiU ootyrorr n/arer ace Conkling fa the Frvsidoitial chair, and invesUAtiou whadt stoned to asrioualy SES?iSi-Ed S.'sn there are a great many who would not. But three are a tbramnd or more p.ilitioal implisma tbe ^ury of War, and, st. the Preeidrat will go down to poetenty bummers, who would ssreort anybody axplfeWy snort 1^ tUy had bougl l JI rather hare a arts man rathre than hare my cnc who haa ever mixed in city <ir eatc polities. Tbe Democracy are hardly ay better off. Tilden esnmX get the un divided support of the petty ia tbe tfcy, red for tbstaiatter no one can. Bo far m New York is concerned it will not make much ol « show of influence fa either rourention. The liberals, what « left of hem, are waiting far the highest biddsr, but then-arc M few of them that no one ransidcr. them wgthu bid. tub Btatxxaa or tbb wkxk. The list of failures this wook, foot up nearly om hundred, and they embrace al­ most all varietica of business. The smashed parties generally offer 15 orate ra lb< dol­ lar, that bring tho renter figure. ^8o Awirtanl Superintendent at Detroit, of which city he b a native—son <.f Henry Itedyar*], (Tonnerly Mayor of Drtroit ) and gran(fee n of Geo. Lewfa Cast. Mr. L. m not very old aa a railroad nun, hut with his ripe nor element a* an rxceutive man hi. short service iu connection with the Central has proved him efficient that he* u rapidly risen both fa tho catimalion of the public and railroad manager.. So greet fa President Joy'* ennfidr-nr*.- in Mr. fadyard s abilities that, on hi. aecwioei lo the < irnrral riuperfatcndcneT. the prwitiiia abolfalie>t Mr. Ixdrard'* headquarter, ill bo in Detroit. Hcrapath'a Railway Jonnal. publuhcd in London, annuuims that the Michigan Central railroad company b going to con­ trol the Detroit A Milwaukee railroad. Thu piper aays “The tvodholders may frelconfident that in the hands uf Mr. Joj, and the men engaged in Jhc enter prise, the scheme, 1! properly supported, will be carried through aueceufnlly. The profits of the line in 1867 were ab-.ut 877'K(KH); hut afore then the traffic ha* gradually dcrrea»ed without much deervaac in expenses. In 1873 the cxpriue. were 824.000 more than the gnsa earning. ; in 1874 there was a profit of nearly 8200,­ 000; but fa 1873 the profit wa* only about 820,000. Tbe mortgage and rou[cn holders arc offered a new firat charg-,*' inertgage bund, fawring five per amt intcrasl fa gold or six per rent fa currency, and commencing to ran a year after the sale of the line. Tbe principal negotiator IN NEBRASKA, FURNITURE! miscuously and dodging about through gs$20r.S“to.Ttt!WS tfa iJaranut »*-ta Itoat.acfeetfld stock o’t the throng Mr. Bowep, eager to escape I'lcrURE FRAMES AND MOULDit would be a clumsy pencil which could ixou, ttKACKiraita, Papbb— Hoi.t*not make Mirnrthing uf the material* thu. iraS&BSS55«SS®- .!5 fumishad. Hut after all is the areas g^y;&«rJisrsr*r?.t Holdwws. ■ ‘ wholly a laughable ons? Here u the pastor and everything In the Furniture line. We Invite all lemon* tn call and look boud raar rriuu. preacher in" America, charged with dread­ ful crimes; here u ths man, for a score of AUGERS and REAMERS church, wbo proCmes to have tho avideuceofhfa pastor's guilt, here ia the Ex­ amining Committee of the church a*Rem bled to inquire into the truth or fafaii of the charges; snd fastesd of a fair and judieial examination we have an atteuijX to averaws by numbers and to restrain by force, and tho company of Vbrtetian geetlr men traiufonn themselves into soowshine very like a m«>b, enacting a arene of wild tumult and ludicrous omfuston. It seems almovi uuosreraary to sey that the scene i* dirarcditable to all pertie* omlenrad fa it fudged by eitlier of tbe aeeuuuls which we hare of it. In laek of direct evidtnre neuple ars pbliged to jades of thia Brook Irn buaiuew by indicatfoap and iuferaocca. the mggisrtion* whicivflmw from suebra arene a* thb are nut natteriag or helpful to the reuse of tbe flymouth pastor, ixreera of fair play in a piotrovcrsy where1 tiier* are fifty againat one, are likely to aide with the one rather than the fifty. ‘sjg- it. ygsariA f. aarart itselfby force of arm*, and violence fa tbe resort of a weak rather than a strong rail**- The acene of cdiuwday evening has its tadecrous phases, but it haa seriooa one* a* well, ami the latter will tie rcmem fared hingraL It was a bod Mete of busioora. look st it fa whatever Itg lit we may. Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition al our 1 urnlturc “MORE LIGHT’ drr. Ilei-alring of all kinds of old fur nllurc neatlr done • DUNCANS* MASONIC RITUAL WE MEAN BUSINEBB 1 *.*uta* *U Ike Iraatsraa »ev«n Uaarvav I'unilture Dooms south aide State St. haaartafo AUvaartM: *Hk ABSre--"*, I'kras** aa« kikartalteM U <La4U*l*a. B> Ike ato'rt opiaiaite H. A. Woodyearfe Hardware UM. suabfraitaMal?to toka tka ckair aa Marara SJgaicaiiSSfcrgs-S'Jssr Hlore. 8TEBBIKS B|fl>g. UkBKsIu New Tart. ftiW, Boel Islui & Pacific ^s^^Pic^Rui'BaLcs. IJtOO tl>aa*****taaa. AUrea for oae rt-*»lar*. a. j. nouaan a <-o.. mtsismi. ran* RAILROAD. Tka dlreal nala for saOwt |S25 A DAY| Remember 8t. Patrick’s Day. Gram! Bail at Union Hall un the 17th of March. South Carolina, said mwetly st a' large Democratic meeting io that State -that the D-ciocraU* mu*t carry the next elect­ ion, if they had to take op their mnakeL* and take off their cueta. aa white men go-* the bloody shirt and wear it for hb liber­ ty's rake —:— -------- r The Cincinnati Erpinr claims that there arc SllU.UVO Democrats iu Ohio, Indiana.ind Pennsylvania oe nearly one third of tbe Democratic vote fa the Union who indorse its financial views It ex pert* them L> have a little influence in the Naiiotia' Cunvention. There will be a grand time at th* St. Patrick’! Grand Ball. Don't fail to attend it. ■a oeod taevnoer. OeaertrtM book aaM too. *e«. rau Auara co., nt imoa, ano. THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AND. BEAST I* tk.OraaJ OU MUSTANG nr.snr, laci>s. rsau. atxss E<‘. MnUXB. KOCK ISLAXD. tt.trari-uKT, mcscjltixe. WlXlIIXo-Toy, I0XA CfTT.QKlX XKt.l., XKKTOX. 1>K3 XOIXKS. Cctmcil Bluffs and Omaha. Without Chango of Cara, V. tore 11 frta* w.lk Iks t’atoa Paata* ttellau fra t*va* *r. Mil Lak* Oil. !tor»n«u. tan Trairu tear* Daily ar follow .Oaaha. LaavaaaarlkX Atoklaaa XV rwtoXreMBto2<£ra^lwa. fa<*£ '» ! K ■ Utoaka Ixevaaa lltal. KiaaHa4 > M M > to LINIMENT KANSAS LINE. L 1 11 1 INI la 11 1 ) Tto Cktoaeo. Mart I*U»4 * Paata. X*..’rea4 Ca_ kava sea anaaaU tkai* ItoaiWM rato«a tmiaraa WHICH HAS STOOD TH ETEST OF 40 YEA 118. THERE IM NO JtOHE IT WILL LEAVE.* WORTH, 4 ITCIIHOV, NOT HEAL. NO GAMRNEtM IT WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE, NO ' and CHICA6O, <'«<>*aM>a(*t LaaTiaaartk with giara. Par tar MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A *4 U.re.*,, 1 to .to a*Urea4*. a>4 al *t>kto* HOHHE OR OTHER DOMEMTtC AN- ■pik *totoraa.Tay.k. a !*..« >. laaual krttok TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT Ito all eatou » TLE COSTING S6c„ Ute., or 81.00. KAXSAN. INDIAN TERRITOBIEX. HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF .COLORADO, AND NEU A-HUMAN BEING. AND RESTGR HEXICO. ED TO LIFE AND l'8RFULN>» MANY A VALUABLE HORHE. Tka CraaMarkav. brail a frit aaa,Uatoaal af / s*«6r! Palaea llraalaa Bara BaU >to*,M lira, wktek la* aiiraval to*.1* aa4 laiariw amaaatoaoM for |L" ■».,**. re a*.*.r*re *ad lasarT.f >ra*.a»*** Notice to Contractor* MM *» »V "to «“ •(**• Tka sibenlesrt IMatrtra naart ot Kakaat Ma-, treat Ma.l tremaaal of tea lawaakIM Carltrt >n Waa41aa4 are a-re rea4> U rare,.* >aal*4 SPS^Sgsc^BK^ are ito Av.* tn>«i* Lan, lufirfa*. • NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DELIGHT J. W OLF.M.D. araaist sUmu-is. ' Fftssi. H"- uW PHOBATE ORDER. VXATK or *icntuax. <:.«.» .( Bury. M-pnar ;SMxfsar s&s? :i te to all a44a Ito toal atoTZaa.'toesta/ar J ika Geo. M. Sevage & Co's Column. •WFwUa* *a*w*ria* any ot tkea* aalearUae toast*jKOrtaaa* Mala akere lk*r ■» Ik* »**. ratit a E £P.HL'.k wsi.zt. Umuss*. •*> M*a4pr nt Ffaun aaS la**a<.>r«' 'Aa^MlaT^ka” al*‘alreta/raT is George Jerome, a gcntlouan well “pJIZXme. PrtaOe J.te* *f Fretau. known fa thb city, and for many yeara I* Ik* Mitra W ta*ssteu*(<^a>lM U. Bikanra aotAaaory la Mlskfeoa. K W. C.asrato St. l>e"itbet TUOS. a. ■raxavo. PreakUat. the chief attorney of tbe I). A M. com­ • «. raadia* *a4 lUaeik* »*UU**.4*>7 vwllU pany. 4 M , .1 Olaart Baara. lanl Owrdlaa at eairt misan I'RRl' ia— iFloral Guide There ha« been over 100 Ticketa sold for St. Patrick's Grand Ball. llendaomeot Guida puUfabcd. Send for it DETROIT SEED CO., Detfrtl.,MI*M«sa. Our Choice for President. Traai d>* B*i*u ItaM* JmmwsI. We thu week placa at the bead of our columns the nainrt.if RtTHVOUD B.UaVBs Governor of Ohio, as oar choice for Prorident in the roaring political contest We make thb choiec bccauac we cornnUly be­ lieve he fa fetter fitted for the position than any man yet spoken of, and Loeaime we believe him to be eminently qualified to diaeharge the trapretaal duties of the higbrel offire in the gift of the American people, with honor lo hinucif ami the w ill ba*a candidate. it Moiamry io spun aosaintae Goa. Hayes aa befog the only man who ooold refamn to the party the Stain-, and he tmdaa serves that State as Governor. And. U Msatnatad by the National BetraUfoan cunvratioa, which b to mort at Cuwiaaati fa- would serve the country for lira people esfo wboa hfa term *ndd sxphnha wotid be able aa setfoi with all tbe fannra that have Men scoantod lo lira bm-mtod fan ivm “b3^££' PROBATE ORDER. nraTW or wrcwxaa X.'Canat* of Barer.as-a cm. sXxy.wSr and Home GRAPHIC' Tka larnrat. (kaaeaa.. >M toa* Illatomto Saa* , _ _ eoear. tea waskir aOMraa ot Annraa Huett lioa*Fret* oe Atraste*. PICTHPFR Picture Frame Mouldings. oiirtuarn vxix. WhoUtia end Retail. We believe, too, that ;*MX-CM*. aa.1 toll*t»W1 v a< aa*.'aria** a*» rampeers. A young man, frosh from the ranks of tba people, he b frac fr*» aU the biUaroU thu may be ct.gend«wd from a clone eunfinraMUt to political Ufa, ,-aad would therefore the fatter know, and b. more free to shape hb actiona co nccord with Uw popular sentiment, lliaa men, wbo for a Ufe-ume have devoted thetr sole cocr pen fa the advancement of party policy. Having known him more or haa during our life Urao— having hail many opportun­ ities to study hfa rallber, wa have ever found him one uf the m<et upright, faith fol men of the timca. A true Republican front tba organ ixation of tbo party, ha has aa honorable s war ruenrd an any man wbo ever stepped forth to defend tas oraatry Having serred two terms as (iuvernor ol Ohio, ha stepped down from the Gwberna taonal chair of that State with giowine hooura to himaelf, ud tho party he repreaested. And, whan the Democratae party, fa 1875, placed st the bead of thei State ticket, Wm. Allok, tbeir > trongesi, A PICTURE rHI*fS. Hearth THB WEEKLY VUICAGO SEfil) COMPANY. GARDEN AND FIELD SKIDS. Wbolreole and Retail, . 11 Michigan Grand Avrcrae, Detroit. ■iSMl ae.4 ir HlaaUMad Catrtaewa »*ra. ALBERT DlemsON, “USM” SEEDS, COaBURNMICB MUCtTKn. <.'UICA<M», tlX, PROBATE ORDER. or^^Cg^AX^ansii^rt^Owr^to.- *ra»a aiiiii. *J**a"fa*4"*w*.^«|*..... n,aw _M>»> __ftkifl Kota. Hew Teae. UNDERTAKING BHng a Lusluew* that treed. ■ great deal •>r experience. rtXMixv nnomnu. in ibe buxlMu*. con truly any that they can do better wi.rk, aad give better antbfaettou thaa any other Ann tn th;, •ectton W. H. Stebblr.e, tba eeolo> member, with the experience of a lifetime, will ntwnfn give his poreonal atfenlion to tbta port of tfartr extensive biMlDwa. Henr-u and Tram furnbtied when roqueotad. Tbe Electric Balm wiU be used only when-dealrad. STEBBINS BROS. Haxmga. July Mb. irti. . xxlltf ----------------- r—a__________ ________ " *■ Wondprfnl , Y •rT' ^mximAvawuLJL— J. fa* totfrar rt tq. atone, nt AUm> MaAw. RsenSiam * mao of vart aln'u Mln StiJ^ta hb y W fo c or �Thb Rjrii»ucAfi I'llUvn of Julius Noble lo retell 1OTh PTid by U. Snyder, waa accepted aad adopted. Kepcrte of Finance Com. recotacica.ling the following aecounla to be aUawnl. Uteho Brno.. Si.00: J. A. Sweeeay, on walk. |2,M! Haytadt»,M: L D. Barman •1.25 i Auon Maynard 7 Goto.; H. Parker W; BUSINESS NOTICE. (WIG If Iffl BW MI TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. re-altsdl.maktoglb. mm. www tUa u wm before, that the expenditure waa indinc.l by parties who neMs In tbe J'stortrt AmUcn« ®a Green Street, and ibal to. ollrere wbo ate io te tniotod aaywbvro. Viiawu tho rueolity of ifillUni Worth Btekatp, late SamUry of War, who, dooplu (ho tart that ho wm callod Io that high J> Millon by a Bopuhtima 1-TCTldroI, could not forego tho landoacie. of ALL ABOUT THE COUKTY. .MA iiq. Ayse—K.bm, Jordan. FbAst Nay.-Doipb, Hick.., Sheldon. Mayar rctwl aye. appewr Tory radtenlaaa. he waa doing a eery iboliih thing: we hare shown him what we 4’“” lo be fort. (w. Jonl take h for granted) that although . ,„y proportion of high way money ... ralaod from parties who rualdo on. or are ialemtod In. Ureen Street; yet but a tary email portion waa eter ex- Tomatora, Peaches, Cherries, Plumbs, Pine Apples, Paars, Green Psas, Ac., Ac. CANDIES We have tbo beal assortment end soli for the Inert money in the.city. TOBACCO We do sell a bettor article and from IU to 15 cents cheaper than any other place in tbe County. nm i tic Wo adl tbo 11/ Can'pboll. . PRODUCE Takeo in exchange for all kindi of good*. CROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND We hare 5000 Rolla of New paper and will sell cheaper than rrer Abo, a nice ’ line of New BurdcrvGill Pattenu. Fresco Border, Window Shades and Window Good Heavy Overcoats S5.OO. 8'35. Custom-mode Suits for only 325. S25 Fine Cassimere Suits for only $15. Boys and Youths' Clothing at and below cost, and we also deduct 15 per cent, from lhe marked Prices. S35** YOURS TRULY, ALL OUR GOODS MUSVE SOLD W. wUud utifouBly for (Inmbl.r, kxpvrtiagke would try at foul ■<, elrur . h; «f b<ibI>( So we advise those who want to Attentlon CrtbuUcita' Greenback*. Buy Goods Cheaper The Successful Physician Than they have §ver bough tbefore fair-spoken physician, who does bis actual TO COME AT ONCE. Really skillful pbyaieuns are not so nu- ■X! and hence lhe adverttomrat of Dr. R V. Fierce, of Buffalo, may well claim the rea■nd well-directed effort, not attempting too much, or creating false ideas as to ability. Tbo only reliable physician in three daya uf ontnplicated disonfera and higl. pressure living is lhe “Specialist,’ lhe man who rrttten a ' which STAR CLOTHING BOH, 500 CORDS WOOD. 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at $1.25 jjcr cord delivered. C. F. DWIGHT. 38, 40 and 42 CaaaLStreet, Grand Bapids. DETROIT MARKET. ' County Correspondence. We understand that Mr. Blair, the as­ signee of Spring X Avery, ia cloning out Ute stock st prices never before known tn the dry goods trade in Grand Rapids And we would suggrat that all those who are desirous of making purchases of carjku, velvets, silks, dram goods of any kind or nature, or those who have the CALIFORNIA The people of Barry Cotinty to under­ stand that by a i^istake in an order, they have sent ns 40 dozen . X XL-AIMC3F>S, but Will Hams, says he .can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out' Well they sent us a double order of FOR SALE. CROCKERY , Winona and St. Poier Line Is tbe only route for WlNoHA. Rocnca- tkr. Owatoxxa. Mawkato, BlPktc* New GUI, and all points iu Southern >. F. lllcke and Central Minnesota. Ha Green Bay and Marquette Line la Ute only line for Jaxx«vili.i:, WA-nniTowK.l'oMD'n.- Lac. Onnwoan. Arrurruit, Ghkzx Bay, Kkanaba* N'roavxu. MAaqvrrrx, Hocoirrox, Hancock and lhe Lakb HcmioX BUT G«o. L. Heatb. Eanncnt rouirtpbcT tbit Ute old m?d reliable hottie of C. B. Babbitry ia, aa rear, buying «CT, butter, poultry and all kinds of farmer e produce, under Barlow A Good year's store, and paying for the same tbe highest markrt pncc. Patronise the house r^: Chicago and Milwaukee Lina la tbe olt| Lake Stooge Bonte and m lhe only one pawing through EyA terror, I.akm Fokwt, Hiohlaxu Park, Waukmak, IUcuik. Kkxmiia i* too, but Dan says it is going fo be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping hoirse, and be will sell it Cheap and dose it out . GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any one coming in the Store can sec and they will behold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, savour DOLLAR TEA is the best.he eynr saw, and everybod allows our SIYTY^CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, . ' . Phin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. . ; „ lh« oalt of Agriawttnnl ImploMtaU al tbo Tooaanooady teraphd by Dwight A Barrail. Tboy era young boo of capacity, energy and Uaadal ability, and it it hot too Buck to Bay SPECIAL NOTICES. t, itho My attention waa. thia weening, railed to a. article ia yeur team ot Feb. IClh entitled -More School Trouble.'' la which one. Well Whiter undertaken lo eel before the clad. xxnr YOUIUt, numasa smith, « pksston Lical Ebro The Farm known m the 8808750905 Bang about to remove my Barber Shop from my present location to Stole Street (the Building formerly occupied by Mb. Jt oin Ideate liny drtT to thank tho ’Public generally far tb. liberal Patronage they have favored tne with, the twelve 17th which i» expected to excel) is .port audit good time gmrally any party srsrWdln Union Hall. Jartlayby a dollar, wd yon will NEVER neat you iaroaud ia iWr party. 4. 0. Q00K rvtr, 'f Pwv‘”at, Containing One Hundred and Eighty Acres of. Land, 140 acre* under cultivation, 40 acres of Timber. Tbe above Farm for bale Cheap and on Favorable Tenua, for further information call CRAWFORD BROS., Grand Rapida. J. Cole & Son kMiautM FAR1T FOK* SALE ! �Good and be happy again. LANDS CHEAP SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS. A Great Reaction ii Prita! Tbe Boston Journal, la a ree«sl ter. "Ilcturv ia yiumlf what a mageiia. for ehndrm ought to be—how bright aad wtas»ga ia roui.au, kow pur. and .liaalailag ia iBMhiag. Uw rwplMklmii with Utiara, _ , .Lu. ._ _ ,L-___ a. SAMSBURY A BROSSEAU, SEVEN New Haven. Conn., _ PLUTO FURNITURE PIECES , Mercantile Training 8EWINC ' ' machines. tykttntak Bncteh, Fraa, Ic 50 tents. FIVE lOMESTIC 73 IS" iVast UCtotkhCnakil, Brilliant arVTatoL’k^u'’' J" " “• Rheunurthm, Neuralgia, Sciatica, 'MS' ' ft (fH, 4—. sad .V_mA .halt GEMS Lawson's Curative CENTRAL 1 ’ HASTINGS, ■ The BliM IMt Micata for Yom Met. MaguUlcrM granite building, with elegaudy fitted and funitahrd apartment, for the application of and carrying out of our novri and aystoanatic method, of J. M. HEWES. we guarantee Satufirtion Hearne furnished free lo any iienaie purohaaing a Cofin worth SlO. We on pre you better 6 gun* than ever of- THI BUSINESS TRAINING. CHICAGO LIDGER Young men who coctrwplate a buainem life, and parent, having son. to educate, arc particularly roqueated to f.,r documenta relating to the rollcge, wbieh give full information a. to term., condi­ tion. of eutarace. cte Addnwa, A $3 Paper for St.50. -iiWr ?^l.$20p St. Nicholas for 1874 and 1875, 4 Volt. CHARLES R WELLS, Praudeot, ,L3>rf O-.l RlCKFOnp Jnitte* AT THE L E. STAUFFE _________ _ __ SHEET MTCrSTO FOR SALE at THE BANNM OFFICE MICHIGAN CENTRAL -.RAILROAD, CAUTIOH “8 TITwIE TABI/E. firo Yarn Jathii & sutm RAILROAD. 0M I MICHIGAN AND THI SOUTE THE RICKFBRS AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine! 45 DOLLARS! For What? 4. n4 Nwkina i HMM K> — । KrA ,F i-.. 1878. SCRIBNER'SMONTHLY. 1876 We Invite the attention of th- publlr to 8c*xrau*a Momykly, which now lireerrwdJy ranks among the near n,- T 4u Ik4allr Il I, I “The Best Thing in the West." ITOHISOH, TOPEKA S SANTA PE E 1 St Nicholas for 1876 FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. ■The Boy Emigrants " by Nosh Brooks. eiSi'Oit se?.&i£ Ira Cha **** '* fi "’itoWa.Ba. KBSklLi £Lc.*<MI * T. PHILLIPS. NOTICE! 'Philip Nolan's Friends, Tbtolaan historical romanoe. The •cane la laid In tbe South-west. at a ti ni.when that territory wa- fir»t Hpanlaii. then French, and then American, ano when war waa Imminent, to obtain tbe control of the mouth of tbe Mlmbwlppl It la likely to be the great romance or tbe Mlaatastppl VaBey.aa G abkeex.Com • BOY will bo of tbe Paclflc (Dope. ,'Th»t Lass o' Lowrie's,** — ” « .VUUIV •*OneD»y at Arie,” “Tbe Fire at Grantley Milla." aad othemef Mr*. Buroetrt abort stories, will Dut need to beMraad that they have a rare treat before them Tbe scene of the now novel is laid hi aa English mln I ng town aad from tbo first page to tbe laat tbe Wagons and WEEKLY EAGLE $1.50 KtnoPEAS ftorr.t. Aiil Ladies& Ml Restaarant tsfrfr KtSTrLfiSSMJil SI'S Ji ■e. ««41» B. dlrw.4 MiUM Ik. >.4 f*t uaat ikermf tk. U>< u•i.te Uar. drfroikal. aad I —ni*Maul ——Mi da. Buk at k.hw..». i uf Jaoaarr. A. I). • IIIk- rlrtt. Utl. aad I. rn.had.alb.aeM LUk < iSXSSS Masquerade Costumes, K1W ix-1 roatribul :ra. among whom tn: William Cullen Bryant. George Mac­ donald, Christina iGnocttl. Louisa .M Aloott, J. T. Trowbridge, T B Aldrich, Elisabeth Abby 111.. K.mStuart Im 1*—-Pbrips, _ .. U. m -f Morton r.__ ■ . Hs^sgErJ PAT^NTS-. ■ pll ...Birr ’ Thi □ Ml VmFllalU. Portlw, Ar . I> Lrl. "FARMER’S VACATION-’* byrUoJ. Oboiwb Wauxo. daarintlvo of a row-boat ride of two hundred and fifty mUoa, in one of tba moat fertile and lutmoUng of tbe vine-growing valley, of Europe-a region never Men bv the or dlnaxy traveler, but full of Interest, in l.- M-toi i~b—------ . . *___ Grand Rapids Gilhnan Bros Oyster Ocean, HASS RANDI DIVISION. ia.port.ner t„ ,0 .la.U la ltd. |H>rtioB «f th. Nate, To n>»e< Ihia drauod lb. puUUh er. af |L« Grand Rapid. Eagla BOV «fw Lk. IV.ekly esliilMi of ihdr papar. a iMauBo*h •KES Fb/ftsFit The Reliable Sheri Liar EAST ARD W»5iT. to tan new. 00 a~>a. <VI Ula* Uew... lb. Ver •< ala. «'«lMk ■Biih.mU.rW th. ra>M (keieltr • IMS’ PHYSICIAN f*ND RAPIDS AND DETROIT m.twka. Il SALEH IM SEEDS, URMM.DWD ihr. CUtw, n»«. Ilaagirtu. MUM. K«. Buggies .r^caaeiu^ WSJWgfe. narybody. aad Ik. Gaily wffl M <fo rrllkent It afire ^Oayiag lu vistoe for a year. m MH. FHE1 orTOSTAtHL IX A DVAXCX-Om;ar, |) M "•r^raBrZ. u 1. ar«.rSLtaM,M..«yy»r wa «* r ms IT WILL 8UR si--TBALX9 WEST. ALBERT DI DTSON, k l£s±.i ■ 1II . ti JM .1 ?9k 1 "• 1 e!Z fKAIM EA.-f. B.F.sTEnsri T •_ CONTENT YOU Macaxino will remain lu the Lands IMS. HOLLAXD, who will contribute Mlandserial torica. Oar rwriSn y look to “TOPICS OFTHETIME" healthy opinion; “THE OLD CABKT** for pore sentiment; HOME iDHOClETY" for_graceful eeono- LUmlkr.hr. Xiaaiat SoTg®l«r. 1870, tad elikrr elm, in boand Telentat aa afo>T». poM^Id. for »7.00; or. a KtacrlpUiia «m year aadik. twa ml* atm. for 110,00 TV priewaT Ik. 4-vJ.au wlillea 1. jr.OO. All nraefoalm and Uoktell.r. -■!! recelv. mbmrljdloa. aad ..pidy Teluafo >t afoiv. rile * * S. 11 Bttefei & McDotR. Grain, Flour. Provisions andCbuntjy^Produce, dentist YOU CAN JOHN STANLEY I SAVE MOXEy! •j reWriU., tar . T*“T H. UmU —U.I., .—I nui I. __ .____ , . Price Ms Year; 35 cents a Number n,,’LAESKi!ISkW5n-0*-‘’^ _»» dattSrti ai Eknr tak STRAWBERRIES ASS REACHES. GROCERIES PETERS' HOUIEHOU HELD RES MM. I to ]3 m* ready. A roJIretwa at Songs by Haya, Danka, etc. Price W cent., (•ernumber, n 12 Xumbcro for (I. aysawUMS wgaotoSubMtoenaf^w'jlCTj If You Want Tho Best SUBSCRirpON—POST PHEir P RLQR MUI It rv” ’ J? 13°nW niod-V' A cvllcctuxi of Easy Danco Mtuu- Price BO emu per htnaher, or U NatnUsn for 61. La Creme de fa Creme, 5o». 1 to 25 now ready A et4Uc<i<m ot dificuh Plane Mosie. Price to) eon. per Number, or 12 Number, for |L .ver 4WJ BT BJtL A-l. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-15.pdf 14c93477d04115db6ac41ee79e56e714 PDF Text Text s= Th< Bwiteit1 Geo. M. Dewey, EDITOR AND PUIILUntR. VOL. XX. NO. 4C. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1876. raCFEffilCNKL AM 81 CAMB. GREBLE & RUSSELL, H«,e now in Stock for Uw HOLIDAY TRADE ■ Ml mid com• idetc line of central house HASTINGS, MICH. ^osryys Sj-nL Sewers 4/e Sys^if*, S'47«, Slroo, Slnijif BiUo, sc« sj-o/it foo-r rwqi, rejf Tw, ufo Ifoutt Fint/fin/i/lq qooot. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. Also the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel CROSS-CUT SAWS, CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Which arc guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood than any other Saw in the Market. STOVES: The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Hott the Ijtrgcnt Door of tujy Stove in the Market. ' The GRA.NGHEII. : It iff the HamhioineHt and Heaviest Manufactured. Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. SML ■fflHT The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and Vests, and a XTJEHY DF-IIVIS ' K.* DRAKK. line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over tlYMClAX* OCMIOS fcSilKL' ONE HUNDRED difTerenkpatterus of imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A firut-clans TAILOR from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared, to furnish the beat of Clothing MADE TO ORDJETt, «"d perltet fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hol­ ings, Meh. _. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. 1X2itf GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETA-IL JEWELERS, ISAAC W. VROOMAN. Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. afr Fpseial Agent, for THT-S^-Tiaar •’WAT CUES. HOWARD WATCHES. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, UmmcXJm* an reseeoaMe tarwv. Vfla* XavUv* liallrc,» atare._________ J»«rl SALISBURY Ox BROSSEAC. B. F. STEINHOFF HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-jjuid Sitlital al Jtoaiiol DENTIST TIE vmn WORLD! DENTIST Jurtllt, - Sweet’s Mitiiiai. ■ EJEVJuy.nt —• H°TtLi FINE PEUrnUG DONE at thia OFFICE “THE WORLD." 35 Part Row, N. V. IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED. Computwn InriUKl »nd Competition in Teas, Coffees and. Spices J-OSCJNf OLD HUNDRED. . II -oik , a- Of T«u the T«n l*»t in Um Mnrtet vrn»h ev«7 Um Importer. S. 8 SLEEPER * 00.. of Borton, uni « prion- -M* •“Of-Inl oompoubon. GIVE ME A CALL WHOLE NO. 1033. he bad taken, but after some time strange i Thompson was a changed man,—changed shapes scanted to flit before him, ha Mt, in that be recognized something of tho ---------iousaus of bring h diffiraUr mxd hmdn«M of hx r.wirinutook pasoesrion of him, in tliol hi* heart had been Pranked,—m shewed him atrango that he was resolved to endure something sights. -------- t-- ------- — for something to be gained, lie mad/- Bo legs: snowmen walked solsmnly past him, observations about reform to hia wife: looking at him with tbeir wooden eyto, merely said ho would try and get her some and pointing at bim with their broom- money soon; but she noticed, with a atiek arms ; he heard tha Jingling of un­ queer surprise, that ho betrayed a singular earthly sleigh hallo end tho scraping of curiosity about household affaire, aoemed unearthly snow shovels, aa the spectral anxious about the coal, the rent, and a noise of th* children below *Wnk* him the aide walks were being cleared off ; then variety of things which had troubled next morning.' Ho had passed a dream­ No Winter suddenly a greet ring of aurora borealis John Thoiniwin very little foraotao yean less night in sound sleep. biased up with purple light, and John past. He also inquired about the pre­ King, no OU Tore, no New Yesr had saw, seated on a glittering throne of ice, cise dote of her birthday, which'struck troubled him, no ghost nor dovd, fix be had slept the calm sleep of Lrelth and Old King Winter himself, with heavy her as a most ringular proceeding. He । beard and anowey garments, with frigid found that thia event was about three ,teaqcrarKw. The sunbeams streamed in fsoo and streaming breath, while around months distant Going to hia work that .through the window (for John wa* not to work that day and had slept Uta) and bo him stood myriads of hia oourticra armed morning. John soliloquized : (raw tbo red ran hiuwelf, looking quite old with long, sharp irides for spesra. Be­ “That i- where I have 4Uwsy* made । rate the king's tbrooo stood, leaning upon my mistake—in not being able to bear, fuhioned and ungbcstlike. a staff, a worn and hoary man, boat near­ in not counting th* cqst of reform in ,_ “It wm all a drunken dream.” said ’ 1 ly double, with wrinkled fitos of infinite thinking to get up without pain, in scant- ,John, after a moment's musing, “and portarioa? else; and yet there waa a grain of 2. Will it be roapeUcd by law to do severity, who gated on John, while on ing something for nothing. Fool that 1 nothing j ' ths other ride stood a fair and rosy boy wo 1 Now. if it texra my vital* out I iirmortal truth in it." And so John Thompson went down to Three qurutisn. can both be answered with '* little scepter in his hand, who also will ccnqucr । tn the afirmalivo, re I shall priweod to looked on Johli. “Thio,” said Jahn, “is Nolwilhstaadiug thia valiant boast, JOHN THOMPSON S DREAM a sight well worth aoeiag." But the however, John went to a physician that old winter king cried out with awful stern- day. and inquired of him whether there msi, “Silence, sir I" and a dozen of his was anvthiDg that would destroy the ap The oidinary three feet range road can courtier* pointed their iride spears al petite for drink. But the sum of that । bo built fur two-lhinis of what the atandard John's heart, and a shivering aieied him, geulleman's remarks wu thia: “Yoji The standard The following document wu presented gauge rood can bo built and a quaking, so that he wxs glad to must cultivate and develop tho will |«nrer. bold hi* toegus. Then, when John had it will grow if yon ttimulate it; it will in tto * special meeting of the Baud of Trade gauge road Out be brill fur half of what Ur one. When we aay it wu a drunken coased to shiver so violently, the winter time balance the objectionable tendency. 0on Thursday. It m referred to aspecial they hart bean built. Therefore, the cost drcam wo wish to iariunato that John king remarked, “John Thompson." of a narrow puign road built at the pern aad if you pcracrcrc, you will' conquer; Thompson wu iftit a \*ry rni|«xt*ble man. vul time, is two thirds of one-half, or one but it will coot you effort—fain!" On the contrary, be wu a very wreck, third of the cost of the present broad rum-reaked, scorched, and prematurely gangs roads. withered. By this lamentable failure to , Th* excessive coat of the broad nos control hia appetite for gin he had under­ loads being due in part to high prices of mined hia constitution, worn out his labor and materials at the rime of their poor paliaut wife, son inspired hia four construction, but much more largely to little ones with a terrible idea of hts era wboexv, broken voire, yet with awful I th* vicious system of Watering stocks la elty. Ten year*’ before Mr. Thompson Rtcruocwn, “am sorry to aay that I have the case of old roads, and the credit modream«d thia drram, when bo Brat mat- known you, Mr. Thompson, and I hope I buier system of coastruction in those mom ried thia bright, buoyant down East have seen you under unfavorable <ircunirecently built. girl who lived with him, if aavbody had stanres; I hope I am not prejudiced I will Isy down two other propositions banring upon thia subject and evraallv egairet you; I trust I do not utter th* ger in even moderate drinking, h« would exact truth when I any that you arc a susceptible of proof to the forMring: ' have felt insulted and would probibly contemptible man." 1. Tbs narrow gauge road is capable of have inquired if they thought be wu a doing as much businvss aa the broad gauge “Such language, ' began John—but brute who could not control hia appetite, the winter king roared “Bilsncv," and th* and yet, a few yean later, it wu no un icicle spears pointed toward him with We will not bore the reader with the common thing to are John standing with such awful vengeance, that ha was lmm«details of Mr. John Thompson's struggle bloated eye* and shameful face, before dlately silenced, and bsgau to (hirer. ' —hia solitary struggle—Ki* bitter strug­ Judge lore ton, white that functionary It may be well to state tliat tbo twenty “I hare looked upon your course with gle.—but for him it' was a silent, bloody inflicted the customary 17/10. Bat the extreme regret and displeasure." resumed fire pre cent saved in expense of traus The Chicago, Millington, and Wcatcro details of a career like John Thompson * the Old Year, “you hare not improved sweat. Having started with *the idea that the "job" he w»s about to do would »lb* first narrow-miagc road from Chicago, portatUn, as I hare chimed, is not entirely it u not ueceasary to rehearse; they arc me aa you ought to bare done. You bo costly, he was not disappointed. For and, I beliave, toe first railway of any doe to tbo narrowing the gnm-e, but quite too common. Let us tell about hi* two whole nights lie slept not a wink, kind baing built from here under the gen­ largely to tha lightening of the rolling dream, which he dreamed on New Year's and only by brief arutebre for a week ; eral railway law of (hia State, which Uw •leek and ocher reforms incident to tbs night two yeai* ago. system, and admitted to be such by the ent rate of travel to perdition you will not veal* th* nght of control in the people, Mr. Thompson on that particular have many more years to waste and in­ would drop in a tit ; his hands trembled •nd i* for these reuotrn, among others, of advocate* and managers of the brood, night, had suant his evening in varied sult ; and your children will * curse your and hia work was imperfectly done, ins<>- the first important to Chicago and the gsuge roods; but which they auroot' pleasures, lie sis an cxoelivut workman, adopt without revolurionixing the wholemuch that hi» employer-' • rcprimandsd North want. and ou that day had received a aum of »y»tera and entailing an < q-w io cnorJohn was visibly moved at this allusian him severely, solemnly warning him that Il i* not my puqxne just now to inquire more as to preclude its serious ctuuidera money for work done since his lut to his children, and ventured tu remark, his drunken lulrjla had all but cvmpkied whether they arc cvrrcct tn their cooclu“aprtc," and bad slipped out by the back “1 suppose you refer to tny unfortunate h is. rain, never dpraming that bis pecu ­ •iau*. but to alate what muat be apparent door of the building where he wu em­ liar demeanor anil confusion and I romer to all who hava given the subject aay at­ ployed. because he knaa that his thinly were the results of a bitter internal strug­ tention, that the people of the WoK be­ rote has verified and will prove the puuirioti dad wife wu waitiug’uear the front door gle. At the rod of some threw weeks lieve in narrow-saugc railways and are I have taken. to ace if she could not gvt a link taonev Average length of brood gauge car John Thompson, as be was going • home hastening their conxlraction in every direc­ of biia to buy some flannel for the . chil­ one night, stood suddenly still, aad tion, with the firm belief that through and twenty-caghl fret; weight ten toe*. dren. Nc doubt John fdt u h* looked, Average length of narrow gauge car, st*mp|w>l-his foot upon the ridc-walk ; by them they arc to obtain what they so like a cur, when he did this deed, and no twenty two fed; weight tour Iona. much desire, ebewp tiaasportaiion; and wonder he projected hinwclf with great Th we figures are a little above the especially is this true of the country west actual weight, but comparatively correct, velocity iota the nearest grog abop, where of and tributary to Chicago, aad hardly a a bland smile greeted him,, poured, down Tbo wia’ter king was right. it ir«« gll a paper in perused without article* like the and stated in round numbers for the sake two heavy dotes in quick succresiou. of clearness and brevity. matter of pluck.—of the Irering of following urtvtiog your eye : Then he fdt a little better. The broad gaugu car will carry io freight pain I” “low* Falls is talking up the People « tons. From that moment John felt that the Narrow-gauge Ukilrorxl from that place to tenTlie narrow gauge car will edrry in Mux-atioc, being confident that the Chica­ freight eight tutu. • . conquer the nwostcr. But though be frit go, Milliugtoa am! \Vextern Narrow gauge A tram of twent/ broad j.'augv cars that the centre of bis enemy was broken Road in coming.into tha latter city beat carrying tan tons each given live freight and Lis flank* auvdupcd, still he erased •jriNg.’" 200 toot; a train of twenty-five narrow not to pound him with the heavy’guMc-f “Davenport, Iowa. Feb. 9.—A meeting Engr cans carrying'eight tons each, gives Miserable coward 1 Let your poor. suiter­ renewed resolution, until rally should be • freight, 200 tons . ing wifefill a pmnaiure grave; let roar impossible. Weight of brood gauge cars, 200 tone. four little girls ro to perdilion, but don’t His nerves soon lx-ganio reo-verfhun city, will b<f held at Cedar Rapid., Feb. Weignl of narrow gauge cans 100 oh don t roti bear the diari|Jioary time their reactionary prostration, and he began 17. It is expected that thia meeting will which might make you once more a to look forward Io his wife's next birthday, have reference to the probable connection tooa. Gross weight of broad gauge train 400 and to prepare-for her a little, or rather a of ibis rood withAhe Chicago, Millington as h. pildy wa*, fdt a keen contempt I There vu a tquch of awful sarcasm in great surprise. ' To aptDo extent she was, and Western." *>' <rroas\ eight of narrow gangs train 300 for John, when be spoke thia of bis poor, the Old Year's voirv, and the winter king ■ .Springfield, Hl.. Feb. 10.—A new ds hard-working wife, and took little pains wan evidently much "worked up.” with strange, trembling joy, that not only parture in railroad cuustrucrion was devel­ to conceal it, and Mr. Thompson wa* not did her husband's' breath' not betray th* oped hern today, which is likely, if rucfreight being earned in eeeh train, white yat auScUntly intoxicated not to notice everlasting rum, but that he grew kinder cawfn), to solve the ipeslioa of cheap thia, and aa a voice within him Was ex­ ilia cauterisation, is he? Well, he shall every day. But really, wo tnuat cot thia traus|»jrtxlion Tbo charter of a MW or­ the narrow gauge has only three quarters the actual labor to perform, or a clear rav­ pressing toward him simihr feeling*, bear a little. Iln I ye Arctie supernumer­ stary short. ganization,' the Keokuk, Galesburg and ing of twenty five per cent in a loaded aomething like a burning fiaah, not al­ aries, touch him with your 240 seni On the 31 at anniversary of Mra. Thomp­ Chicago Railqay Company proposal to train, and. aa in raae ol coal carrying and together boro of alcyhol, ouuo over his poles, and teach him a little endurance son's birthday, John proceeded to ths build a narrow gauge road between the pimply face, and be left the shop abru|>t. At thia command the earth opened savings bonk and drew therefrom the sum points named- The corporators are among many other branches of railway service, if the train returns empty the narrow ly, with oue desire uppermost in his mind with a loud craking *<>und, and a batalthe wealthioat man of Knox county and gauge would bare still greater advantage, —to lose himself in the oblivion of whis­ lion of froien imps jumped forth with mouths of hia sobriety. Witl vicinity. They arc W. Seldon Gale. O? its train weighing but half aa tnueh aa key as quickly as pcaaiblc. But as he wands of concentrated frigidity, and they j he went to variotti atom* and 1 T. Johnson, C, H. Mathews, Colonel the other, or a asving of 50 per cent jm walked to the next saloon, siunsthing kept danced around John Thompson, and irarcharas, in accordance with Clark E. Carr, Jbhn C. Stewart, D. H. the return trip. dinging in his ear* incnaantly, word* to their cold boath burned him like hot iron he had carefully prepared, of ar Friabie.Gro. W. Bsoyn, A. Kitehall, B. Thia would seem to prove the ability of this effect- “Liar, slanderer, coward, and they touched bim with their wands were needed in the boom. 1 F. Arnold. A. C. Chy, W. W. Waahberu. the narrow gauge, with its improved knave ! her finger* Are worn with inces­ aod at every touch John shrieked with II. Lombard, Jr , J. and 8. II. Feris, of rolling stock, to do borine* at'a rata al sant toil; her eyes are dim with mid­ |<ain, aod their was no such thing aa ewleast 23 p« bdow what the aarno night sewing ; her brain is weary with un­ varying anxiety, and now she ia standing President. A. Kiteboll, Secretary, and in the cold, waiting for you.” But John, M. II. ChamberUiu, General Manager. bond or stock indebtedness upoo which to though he could not dispute the truth of Capital, 11,000,000. Immediate surveys pay interest re dividends, three coodsthese statements, and did not try to, will bo made, and the work pul under con­ •ions are enforced to a point beyond ammerely said within himself: "Let her house. And when thaw things were tract at an early date. The advantages of trovtrsy. wait; darn a woman what dag* a man's carried in and the rxprcra man had dr>- the uarro* gauge system are claimed to bo I will now proceed to show that the footstep*; she ought to starve looking up, MW the. hands of tha big parted, ha said to hia amaXcd wife great. The creporatora may make it con­ narrow gauge road can do aa orach buaiNeverthelem, in spite at thU.defiant dock over the throne of the ice king were "Mary, thia is your birthday, and these venient to inlerseel lbe Chicago and Mil­ tics* a* the broad gauge n»d. Let US attitude towards hia own coosaenee, upon the figures of twelveThe next arc -one things you tired." lington Narrow gauge Bond, already un­ take the same train to 'illustrate—20 there was uo Mr. Tbompeou'a part, a moment the first stroke struck, and tbo ''John,” she cried, "doer John, what der construction from Chicago westward." broad gauge can, 28 fret each. SCO fret more lively desire to reach the point of Old Year trembled and closed his eyes, does this all man?” 8L Louis, realising' the aitution, U k^tbrf irain; 25 narrow gangs care; 22 drunken unconaciomuieas than he had while two ire men supported him; aa the "It means," said John, "that thing* arc puabing out it* narrow gauge rosda, and feet eaclt, 550 feet length of train-each ever known before. He poured down the strokes continued the old yfor was let clianged." , Tolcdd, Chicago's strongest competitor is train carrying the same number of tuns, the rore.field* rf Central iIliiuoU; Central drink with eager rapidity, treated all that gradually down backward, and when tha “And you don't drink any more 7" and tbo latter ten foet shorter. desired to be treated (and they wore ma­ twelfth had struck he was completely en and Southern lows, and tbo Went, is With thia statement I will hare you to ny), and being utterly reckles* about ths his beck, while the rosy youth who wa« giving aid and comfort to the forty-firat- draw your own conclusions. . ' change. Before 9 o'clock that night, the the New Year, (for new years are always parallel narrow gauge railway, which when Having proved, is I believe, ore ability voice of conaeience might have roared born mature enough to perform their children, as Mra. Tbomfwcu qnietiy "gave completed will cetne to Toledo, eonnscliog from the mouth of a ten pounder, and functions) waived hie hand in token of tray" to her feelings, resting in a dramatie directly with the finest r-ortions ' at our John, so far from lx-ing morod or dis­ his accretion,' and smiled on John. The altitude upon the bosom of John. State and Iowa. turbed, wool-1 have returned a bland and next moment there was a trctnenduous The Havana. Rantoul and Eastern, not tender smile. But the voice waa quite ersah, aod Mr. T. found himself awake But ecstarv is, in its very noturo,’ tran­ being delayed by tlx necessity of obtain silent. At the particuUr hour we men­ and remarkably sober, while the dock in sient; a family “scene," even the meet ing an • ntry into Chicago, has, for the I*»t The general railway iMorooratiun law tion, indsod, Mr. Thompson waa engaged the city hall tower (which was alwsyv a emotional, can't last much over half an three months, buill it* road from Rantoul of 1872 provides among other things the. in a sport pecoliariy absorbing to a gvn- lilUe behind) was just striking twelve. hour, atsd at the end of that period John east to a connection with the Toledo, following: t tletuan in hia condition. He was in < “Thunder," said Mr. Tbompaou, "what Wahaah and Western, and U now pushing 1. "No such corporation shall Issue any shooting gallery and saloon combined, westward with an eye aingU to the its stock or bonds, except Tut money. W>or. where they weresbooting for turkeys, and tueree corn-cribs of Illinois, which Chim- or property actually received and applied Mr. Thomson's shots had created intense go so much oovetv to the purposes Cw -which aueh corpora­ Three fact* are aignificaul. aad when tions was organixrd. AU-stock dividin''* yon are Galesburg. Monmouth. Keitbs- and other firtirious incmar*f the ospilal burg and Burlington eager and active in stock or indebtedness of any sur-h oeq,,ra ‘Ut tu hurry to the last acene. their elforta to get connection with there lion shall be void." It waa New Year's night again. John Eastern narrow gauge outlets for tbeir sur 2. “No racb corporative slud! cowsolihad kept the faith ; friends had gathered til in product*, and the Utter city already date its capital stock with any oAer rail­ irand him; his resolution wm buUrrered building a narrow gauge road to the north­ way owning a parallel ur competing line ' with sapplemratary aids; his business west an a-freder to thissyetem of exrtoSa, The Graeva! Asnasnbly shall bare power had prmpertd, his wife began to look’ lire question for Chisago and this board young; the feet of his little ehildred were to consider i* wbethar these immraee in­ wansly clad, and John was d*puty grand terest* shall be allowed to go by CUsms something in a temperanrc organization, and had spoken with rouaidsrable Ability, �THE BELKNAP IMPEACHMENT Shyster Clymer'end Hi* Commitfoe. OUR NEW YORK LETTER WtaM A WhrefarMBoT Th# Bret of all Ohirlti** -Moody and C William* Tnuaaa' Haar;* os, Mtcu., New York, March 11, IS7C, Mabcu IB, 187G Tinkler Burt TomlituonGaorgo Tinkler WiUfani Upjohn William Alien Williim K all with that bold, impartial rigor of men Adam. Richard Barlow Nathan Brawn Wilson B Babcock John W ivr.:r: -Ai rotablub lubit them in all their naked dcfcnnily, trarliamcntary H. Pendleton, and Gov. our country ■ORTOASE SALE. BriroottRobcN Evary dollar contributed goes directly We are in favor of all honest investiga­ the relief of the poor, witjurat being pi Hendricks. tion. and that ‘uo guilty man *hould Berry John Boynton G ’ CkbJtMvb a dig at Grant aod at Romxw Conklin, •d by budding a few new For President. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. For Vire Preridsnt. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, Booodruff Jarne* G 11714 i-,. If-h-r h IklTanta Fabins tirely un founded claim against the Govern- which they can draw rations Tho Guild luu> an immcnuc Varick Bl, which is filled Drake A Philo Dickenson Langley 5,000 families arc wholly, or in part, sup­ i* known plied tbercfrom. At this time 25,000 phyed the person* are living on thi* charity, and The people failed will Finley William F Fuller Joseph B Goodyear John 8 Gtlhnan 0 E Diekerwoe Swift DitxclLui Eggleston Addison prclcnng To the PrmUaat and Directors of the Chi- Subject to the derision of the Republi­ true beyond can National Convention. Republicn Ntionil Convention. W. Eddy, Vice Prraidcnt of the Chicago, Millingua Western Railway, would respectfully report that, haring carchilly considered th* subject laid before them in •aid addram, they are of the opinion that witness Marah. fifs lb result of rates. he coal brought into Chicago ii 1874 amounted to 1,359,496 to this 348,78-1 ton* was Illinois coal. The Chicago, Millington and Western Railway will deliver the mine at a reduction of 50 ___t.i -ar_ . _ __ amounted to in 1874, 232,872 Ums. With in- behind their privilegra aa memlcrs’of. the House, and utterly refused to go. We hare nothing to offex in puliation of the conduct of that committee is »uch aa to Political Note*. their carncnt and eloquent protestation. Mosot*. t huneaa ItepsMiesn Republican State Convention; lirao Suiona! Giavantloa al Clnci Htb day of Jana next, and also t< Kblican State Central Commltl Id at ths City of Urawt Itonliis, dsy^the 10th ■lay of May. 1H7«. * ■rvvloae party alBlislioM. who t >Bil support thv principle* ennaeiaiv call forth* National Hepubllesn Co ity aide of the I louse, look the attitude off your witnesses justice, and all anbaequent debate ha* only added to tliis apparent purpose to atop all legitimate investigation in to die Belknap affair and it* surrounding*. took the oath of office on Saturday. They daim that the object of the admin­ They arc now talking of Minister E. B. istration wm to acquit Belknap and to Wasbburne for Governor of Illinois. convict Marsh, but how could that be The President luu revoked the appoint- strength here, iaaa dead aaa smell. Bight H itchcock Wm B Haye. Wm D iur ucw v---—j ------­ crowds of hungry pcotJo carrying away it did in IBM, when Sherman, Coltax, their ratien*. Lart Thursday over 10,009 were preaeot during the day, and all ware supplied. The Guild show* what organ­ isation will do, and how effective it may be Every dollar is contributed without impeudir^t storm. Belknap, Schenck, and •elicitation, and they have nu difficulty in getting funds, fur every one know* that what ia given goes directly to the objeet for which it i* intended. MOODY AOB HASKKr. The meetings at tbc Hippodrome arc ' continue as usual. New kork i* sitting increasing, if anything. Extra swreio* hoping fur lira throe long, dreary year*. Rent* are falling every clay, and landlords ctinridcr tlictaseiva tacky to have, their building* occu failures thia i throng which melts into the hall half fill* I it at once. Tlic audience is unconcerned, ladies chatting with their friends, minister* in the gallery seat* dose Io the speaker*' latest from the inquire room*, and Mr. Moody'* last method. The only thing that The inrestgxtiou gun of the Democracy action. Marsh could not have been coa­ i* loaded to hit-lhe other party and miso would distinguish the mertiag from a coli­ seum evneert in jubilee timl in Borton, is the number of ter; poor, wretched lookunlcna the latter had been found guilty .ill b# enlillr-i is binding upon the eompliah for Chicago one-half of what 1 have some which legitiir wa not entitled 1’imo. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. To the Qualified Electors of the Several Wards of the City of Hastings. Saturday, April 1st, 4876. given by Mr. Clynscr’* Democratie amoci- name of the Christ who gathered in the convict Belknap, then the subsequent in­ stat fur not wanting to gu before the Grand A Specimen Democriti# Cindidite Jury. dictment of Marah would have had no Fr so* tha B«M«a JrarnsL Clymer, Pesidleton. 4!>e Maralie* and particularly terrifying effort on other witOn* wonld suppose that if th* Democra­ Mra. Belknap, all old cronica together? tic party of th* North had a realising D. IhTiinAilT’Chairman. sense of what wu in issue in the great what interorting facts they do develop at wu of the rebrilioa, and what triumphed tlie coal-hole, children with unkemtrt hair, therefore, tho cxcusm of the Confederate Washington! and frowre garments, brought by bending member* of tho inrcntigaling committee The Republicans of Colorado will hold grandmother*, or drawn by curiosity into Republican Convention may be regarded, they arc utterly weak a convention fa Denver on Thursday, the free meeting; men evidently out of to fleet ei( bl April 20, to elect delegate* to the Cinctn- work, filthy, desponding and forlorn; the that terribl* crisis. Tl.cr* back rtrorts «nd alley* eitliug down them inconsistent with their privilege* a* of taking thia equivocal boride ladie* in fur* and velvets, and • proco young men with flowers in their ■ntr unity tkal tk* U s tra Rapid* on the IO»h of May neat, will U held rt**»rotlk. Luc ark**.. »f u* E called upon to reveal anything which it cull finds that ia the South the Democra­ button-hoks. I* >er«*r •* lk* krek* •< Itertiuaitea *1 osnto st asM eUr »T Uutiae*. was for the public interest to keep in tic fouling is not fur Tilden, but flrat fur It was a pitiful sight, and one longed that lliae poor souls, who had no earthly obeyancc, they wore .imply to use their hope or oiuifurt,.might tod mine help and FIRST W-AJEUD. It is said that Mr. Clymer never hears promise to lift them above their trouble*. the Grand‘Jury in prejuring th* indict­ ly Frank Pieroe'* famous letter to Jeff It would have been in sympathy with the ment against Belknap, rmrf that ossuT. Davis—had confidently counted to divide muter of such meeting*, if one of those th* North when the South should strike wire, devout partors could have stepped liad listened to something discouraging. forward, and with gentle feeling, told throe tr-Jtaley I for disunion, chow* an abiding unsoundner* thcmjplre*. and the people of tho country and uatnutwerthimaw which should t>c The decline of the Granger movement forlorn crcoturra that this unhappy lot was .irff.bvll in the Ncrthweet is partly attested by its not all of existence fur them, and whuqercd of inward help, that coull help than drag throagii whatever wa* left fre than th iS criminal, changable and partial. Nsecawhen they nominated Daniel Marcy* a* to endure, without leaving them to feel M*H C •arilyand very justly public attention their candidate for Governor. Look at i bereft of God and nun. But instead, a ii being largely turned from the inrealione or two point* in his record: On the i As Mr. Orth, the Republican candidate rtout, quick moving man, with neek set gated to tlicae most ungular investigator*, 18th ofJanuary, 1864, Hon. Green (.lay time* Michael and to tlru so erry upi«innt rnuour for Smith of Kentucky introHuccd in the er of the German language, it is thought truth into tho intemperate portion of hia Tower Hoose of Congtta* tha following their unparalleled action. audience, talking agaia*l time, like an in­ Uwia WUlian surance agent trying to win a custom-r. MeKwala U,U. Il The Republican Victories. McMurry Nadiaoa Instead of the Republican party being extinguised. it now appear* that the extin­ sleriss.. slapped hia refurmed drunkard* on ut a———. — — C — ■* ' . ■ guisher* are taking fire. See develop­ |l,« 1.."tment* affecting the Hou. George II. Pen­ Rcolecd. That it is the political, civil, dleton. moral and sacral duty of ue people to In Portland tho Republicans won a splen­ Clymer was the turn that politely paid taert it, fight it, crash it, and forever do did victory. Gcn'l Fessenden, a son of atroy it thereby establishing perfect aod , Great Patriotic Inflation withont pausing to take breath; The )U»s (Hiser unalterable liberty." Thi# wa* *o absolutely tuicxoeptiouahl* Republican Net Gain So Far 3,253. ringing, when Mr. Bankey doe* not toko Rtarkwrathsr Wm P popular Democrat, by a majority of 520. port, is rcry hnffy, but it could hardly Ira Last year the Democratic majority wu Hhepard Zersl. That is a curious color-blfadom which ihcmselvM into apathy Concord, March 15.—Return# from 215 gain of ruse Awwdred and fifiy-ficc. This towns and ward* give, fur Governor, Che­ ney (Rep.). 36,399 Marcy (De#!.), 33,­ auspicious of the future. The campaign hands a reaolntion of inquiry in regard to Marah‘a eaeane. 526; Keodell and scattering, 332 Lost Kentirely. It demonstrate* that the Republican ; White addrar urging th* National Convention Thia shows’a Republican not gain of paign which will soon absorb the-keen cat Presidency. . hurts them to sing up,. gregational singing u I Larme Henry J Lathrop W W Lake Marquiv Lowell R W Mendy John G Mato John MeLdlan B Mohl Homer Miller Charles MoUnd John Michael *>bn Mann Robert Naichtrrib Fred Noble Joe! P Pratt Abiiah R Ifrindle Sherman C Peter* Henry Robfaadn David G doesn't object to show hi* sufficiently good Urtm. will. iV. III . - -............ ...... .l SECOND ’W-AEECD: Allen WmT, — ‘ AUbright FredBarrstt John BdxoekJuhnK Burry Nichols* Banica William Brown Earl Itarell Hiram A Barnes Charles Bom David J Hoglo Edward Y GaltowrJohn (MKart ci.r Ijuhrup W J Ixirmv John Henry Lunderrillc Joaeph I-crher Edwar? Manec Daniel VcNenj McCafij MeGoy _ Metts Geo II McCoy Archey Montcrth E 1’ Nevins John M Plug Joaeph Price Luther G Philliw Dani 8 PfiugCha* Richmond George augh loo Daniel Maine Municipal Election . IX-Dwhaaa. him dowt ones more. /wim ‘OTiusn mt „r tllUiMt. JFgsiss.KiiJss.'Stssrt-. o.lI. UJm Che kl 4a, «( Ssn— :C. i*. k. Ramsdell AlAed A Rodgen Jonathon Rich Nebon Reed Merrick Rich M<wa ----------------Robinson George II Stark Julius Sweet Fred . ... Spanldtng Gary li Scarrow John Striker Daniel Stebbins Wm H Satton James II Stanley John Salisbury C B Sago W H Shriner Baker Shaw Joaeph Sehmidt Char Smith Major I. Shngeriand [Alfred V N “ Trnntwfn Albert Turner J Thoma* Thoma* । Eli B Tobias J C Van Winkle A A Viruan Wi Vrocnun Mayor M William* Truman Wright Jaracw II' o..-lrfH .ff Edward It iretner Ih-Jo* IU»1: M l OKUMl. Altofl Thoma* Angle Andrew J Brown Cha* II Butler Jonathan Burgher William Bailey Henry II V Brown Edwani F . Be«>er John Baros* Chauncy A Bentley James W.. Bower James M Buerall Edwin P BowtwsAndrew J Barker William H Blanchard Johnathan READ THIS Black Aaron M Button William A Clark Jame* Cornell Sylvortcr Clow ■ Darling Wm H Dickerson Jamea Dickcy-WiUUra II Dwight Qharim F Dennis John 11 k. 1 Grat Mkim ii Price L CanficHBJ SALISBURY 4 BMSSBAO, Dunning P R Dibble Iiaae A DibbhJfaR FURNITURE, iWtentan tote Fmgk G«d^-,w.8 Goodyear Georg# E Girier Alfred K HieksM W ” -•Luther * HyaU Hxm. H'illiam Baskina Daniel Hotehkiro John____ nuraun ,H Hsakinn William Holbrook Edwuid AHariow Edwin W Holmu Winriow Ii Hieka William F HibUrtErutu HfaksCUrUH Holden Oworge Hendershott Robert H«th William H HHerriek Rolfa, Him rod Johq HulbrnrA V Holbrook Isaac S It—•*. Z1 Ham* Alfred J Halonbeck Geo Hubbard LB KenGeid Frank Hogfa Jamon E Haven Albert Hartka Charfas Haskins Arthur anti be happy again. Bowen Frank S Brown Cengdan Crawley James Cook Wm J Curtis Daniel Curtis Curtis C VMM Look here ! Look here ! Coffins, Caskets &> Shroud* । cheaper than any firm in the .-ute. can do it, for, with tho help of Edwin 11 Marah ThoodoreD Mrera.IW.ri MeNair Predreick H Mena Dmd n* J. M, 1XEWES, we guarantee Saiiriartion Salisbury &> Brossaau* Hasting*. Dee., 22,1»75. A Mtncheeter New Hampabire, Fifth Fredrick Election Notice. Rich Sheraton Russ Andrew Reed Al«n v™«wata.ll his wife arc the gnovts ot Wm. E. Dodge, An exchange aaya: Judging from the Jr., of tho firroof Pbelpe, Dodge A Co., and report of the Mardi Gras celebration at hta retf* have lately been placed at one of the befit schools on Fifth avenue, their ex­ penses being defrayed by wealthy friend*. probably haring in mind the rcnomiaauon of Abraham Lincoln, used the Ml owing Tbo evangriiste do not receive — Concord, Match 16lh, 1 of a plundered community. for their labor*, beyond their Mem* tp be Collin* ElbcrtS Craddock Joaeph A writer from th* South puls th* list of but their friend* take care th»t lingtoa wa* rodeecmed from the control of Cannon Peter Proridewtiri prelerences on the Republican Evan* Edward J rid«M follows: Next to Grant stands battle by a . divided majority. Gilbert Henry F Gregory Dewitt C ingly to justify the claim Green Edward L rail* were equally favorable to tho cause Morton, Bristow; next to Bristow, Hayas. /Zifard J/A 1 think will Hubbril Ambrow if would be. to « of pro- Haynoi George here. Tbo Hmdriek Wm O Haff Edward L H Robbrna, Me of p,^ Kelly Warren 8 Kelly John 11 Kuappin Charira^M Ktuppcn Ix»yal E Kelley Wallace C Kilt Wm Rumell Marra* Runyan Albert II Rnnyan John-G Road! Charlr* day if one attend, a meeting. The great doors flanked by the -winged Aosyrian fig­ tiro*, that naw die Hippodrotrother use*, and like their antetj NIT HAIPSHIBE’S ELECTION 25}, fix a maximum schedule of freight Fuller Fred Gundy Edwin Gnh) Julio* Hall James M Heath I*ariu.' Heath Darius C Hegins Tim Heath Wm II Hadley Oacar 8 behold a greater than Belknap’s is fact* as those, osn fair minded men help hero" 8ueh conduct wtul surely reasking whether if Mr. Blaine, Mr. Secre­ tary of the Treasury Bnstow or Hou. R. of every party, *«cA investigations entered placarded with huge poster* in the shape ' of theatre Porter*, bearing tho title of the Grat lecture, “On the Blood." No other Pendleton and Gov.- Hendrick*, it ia at all intimation wav given that it wm not a likely that Mr. Clymer would have let I surely brand the perpetrator* as political Marah go so readily, or'that hi* snil for I Shyster* truckling knava, whitewashed inreatigatiun would have so toddculy | grown cold ? Of like equivocal characters they would sell their birthright for a and attend meeting* at all hoars, peufownm of political potage, and their roun- ing to Cod great enjoyment in them. ere in the Homo durin g the dchate on and that Snixed, erein provided. will give 15,228,415 as a earing to the --- __ —r,L.-_ -a._______ . But at thia point Mr. Committee, who had thia matter in charge, suddenly discovered that Marih wa* no longer needed, and whea the Utter through Clymer* inefficiency not to aay instigation, had betaken bimaeif to foreign soil, then St waa, that Mr. Clymer dedared that there wa* no sufGricnt evidence to implicate either Pen­ dleton or Hendrick*, and he declined to the people, the pram, and Common Coun­ cil abouid unite their effort* heartily with our friend* in the country in giving thia enterpriao such aid and asistanre as shall secure the early completion of the road Wa would also suggest that tlie borfrd appoint a competent committee to confer n we once obtain a foolhold in thia oity with tha officers of the company in adjurting a maximum schedule of p»a*cngcr and freight tariffs, under the proviriona of ClIAJU-XS BANDOLril, Sccretary Board of Trade. doubt. And Hendricks stands imjJkstcd in fraud* on the Government before which the Belknap steal from individuals, Marsh (the only witnou in the care) on lar by him, sinks into utter insignificance, the exact truth of which it was expected have that it to the duty of Chicago in • that stopped. In summer their work is mostly coring for sid: children. The Guild own early completion of laid railway aa the initial line connecting thia dty with the capital here to build our future railway*, if lionand economy 'hall prevail in their construction, we would suggest to our bankers and capitalbts that they ex aniiii* the securities of tho Chicago, Mill­ ington and Wcrtcni Railway and asoertain whether its commanding poution will not >rn and other train. 1.11 • 40.187,406 render its first mortgage bond a safe and erehindlir. Hr* Mock. etc., lbs Cg'l.lBO.OOO judicious invrotmest. Equal to 5,281360 tons. Which All of which iw respectfully aubmitted. 11. P. Mtmrnr. II. B. Ram, Committee on Transportation. CTO. tS™,™ cent less • Cnicaao, Feb. 28, 1876. give a saving ot H,753,132. The above report wu this day submit *r- .ax- ———. i.___is 1 .u_ T>__ 1 _r rv__ .__ r .1 . porad ven lure, and �TH« Ryr'IaucAN BW't500 CORDS WOOD. U ths Imparbnre amsN of Jah. Cutro n fcwph Odel), a Jadgwrort tense, will laier•<« al 10 per reel and coats Io u taxed was satorod. Wm. H. Hayfonl far plaintiff. hava a mw 12,500 .,. Talka chancery cauas of Emory Coe v. Geo. Lmutanant Govsrwor Hdt, of Michigan baa arrived in Paris from Egypt. Tbo Calhoun pjnntv Republican Con­ vention nseto at Marshal], May 3. The people of Barry County to under-V stand that by a mistake in an order, ther have sent us 40 dozen 500 cords of 16 inch stove wood for sale at J1.25 per cord delivered. . C. F. DWIGHT. 1 u CROCKERY groceries cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw, and cverybod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell i iy they sell PURE GROUND GO, it is to hard work to grind them. BUSINESS NOTICE. spring term on April 6th. Thomas Gunn, aged 85 years, living four miles from Katon Rapids, died Feb. 27. Ono week before bis death he walked to the village .nd home again. The Democratic Hute Central Commit­ tee hada meeting nt Jackson Tuesday eve­ ning nod resolved to call a State conven­ tion to meet nt lamsing M*y 24. People at Albion will no longer be able to stay away from church on the plea of not moved any. No ’water in sight. The best ronto from Detroit to the Black Hills u said to ba ria. Cheyenne, and thence via wagon train to ths mines. The far*, from Detroit to Cheyenne are.— First-chat, $55: second clast. 113. ’ nn/1 r.IrtcsA ' O DAVS ADVERTISEMENTS. itice. Cj« . . too, but Dan soys it is going to bo a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he win sell it Cheap There were 100 homretrcd entries in tbn Traver*! City land oBce during tha mouth of February. Prof. Julios Rios ha* a violin of 1671 Tho Flint Globe says it ia of exquisite A——I —J ar rovn ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. •*—iAKJLJL -1______ I Well they sent us a double order of •itj next year. —Colfax ia to deliver hi. lecture uq Abraham Lincoln, at Union Hall Kalamaaoo, March 27. Nomiwatx good republicans with good principles, and then elect them. That’s T”7 “ U “T of lb Mae la tha Stole of Michigan. Wa swan J oat that. And to » Urge abrorratiou. w. have addad a „ry dare study of tha criminal record] of tha citir. •nd vUlagM of lhaJUato. aa wa have gtaa.ad them from Ike hundred, of paper, that anoh a Wil VI but W ill Hams, says he can sell them Cheap tn irct The Allegan County Republican Con­ vention meetoat Allegan. April 20,st 12 e-SE-sa A‘,'1"'“h'F?BRubMAN HASTINGS The Farm known 139 Local ftlijipejj police; CANNED GOODS Tomatoes, Peaches, Cherries, Plumb., Pino Apples, Pean, Greco Pou. Ac., Ao CANDIES • Wo have the best assortment end sell for STEBBINS BRO’S. Wo do sell a better article and from 10 15 cento cheaper-than any other 1 place the County. GOARS Wo aoU the Bon CampUll. G-rand Rapids. 1 J.ColeAcSo: Of every Description which we not known of a saloon being krp< open so lalo as midnight for a long limn, and bailors lb»y are generally closed vary promptly al alsvoti o'clock and not opened again unlit after six •'clack thnensuing morning. Xor do we be- can sell cheaper than any hotui In Bar­ ry County, for threw reasons: , line of New Borden, Gilt Psltcrna, Frisco Border, Window Shades and Window F ixturca. YOURS TRULY, at Itef. HesMbergs Business College, Grand Bapids, this winter. Mr. C. ii. Httbblas of Detroit will give three 'll I " ' WAT . Embraoca under one management the Great Trunk Railway Idnea of the WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. with GROCERS. We sell none of Lhb cbeap-tuade Fur­ niture that b made by machinery. The good. we niakc/b tnadu by liauil, and warranted. We invite all .persons Io call and Inspect our goals, for they all bear invjicctlnn. No trouble jet all ■' 1 CALIFORNIA forms theahorteat and quickest route between Citlcaoo and all potato In Iluxow, WtHcoxMix, Romrwx MtcaiOAX, MtxxnsoT.t, lows, Ofc ftr Sils it nt Usd Unit Bitt 3TDCCQ WATER LIIE Lin IBAffi Shingles, Lath, "&c. FARM FOR SALE! County Correspondence FOR SALE, m»n I'. Purdy, an orler aside plaintiff, defeat! will tier io plead within 20 days. Peerless Milk Safes in< sionrr a exes, of which . ‘ J' 50 ARE IMPROVED Ibiipfece. as my singing schools are drawing to a done, having c1om«I the one at Irving, and shall probably close tbn Martin and Or­ angeville schools lhb week, leaving only the one al Yankee Springs, which one may last STEBBINS EBO’S. NOTICE! Hearth1- and -Unlimited Remedial Rceoureea. like lhb wanting, to the sanw b falling rap­ idly, and b quite • conlrart to lhe last three or four days. Bo! we could not rsnsnaaldy expect to have warm weather eonUaur from now on without any coM Mid blustering days. The three warm days of last week, had start­ ed wheal to growing, and II really look, abn, ullhn that it bx< sustained bat Huis injury from the frarxiag and thawing waMhar Freeport and Dubuque Una I. the only route for Eloix, Rocxroxo, Fjt>rro>T, and all points via Freeport, OWuflo and Milwaukee Una and get a negatirn token. The superi­ ority of my work in the put u a suffi­ cient guarantee of first-e iwork in tho future. Rooms in Washington Block, south aide State Street. 31tf Gxo. L. Heath thinks out whipping a year. auSciant for all prectical porpvroe, U.fl. sugar la large qualities bagiu to TEH, ()WATCH NA, MAX KATO, HU 1'KTUI Nbw Cut, and all points in BouUem and Central hflnnewota. Ito Groan Bay and Marquette Une I« Uto only lino for Jaxwkvtlijl W ATnrrowx, FoxdDc Lac.Oaunconn. ArriJrraK. Girxxx Bat. Eocaxaba* Nsoacxxs, Makqrrrrr, Hotohtow. Wagons and Home Buggiefc Examinations. 45 DOLLARS! For What? FLORMCS 8«™ IACHISK Well Mr. Editor, how about Sect y Ilelknnp Wonder if ho b guilty of nil that to *1toyed agalMthim. If *> hope ho may roroivs **1 . . . ._. . -------va.. I. the fruit M. D. Rood desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, wham ' ‘ found al all haunt of aay day, any work in his line, from pu spoke in an old wheel, to the JOHN STANLEY I «=iE~ GROCERIES Canned Fruits and Filin. Ml JOHN I ^1 UNDERTAKING Oysters received daily �•Heretic party cut to the Ixxadholder. and ’who have gone out of thrir way lo strike «oewn lite Democratic wfora when they «did not Uppen to beer (he usurer's sign. ’You hdped to apawa Tweed, and the <eurae of you and vour ihicvo. Langs over thoDomocratio party today. To the New I Terk IforM we ared oeora and ddiince." JEFnJt: 60 Cents. seven PMPrtrlnm piano . pizcESitiaBggZE Mercantile Training toungmen; FIVE LiCnwfchCraKKiii, competiMtiaa for hii ^mo and terSEW iPTElTISEMEBTN. vicea. Hit actual exretwra nt warily inG. P. Rowoil & Col. Column. cunvd while engaged in the pertonnunc: of hi. dutira under thiia.t, on being fully .GEMS S-waS^s*: ataud ia account, tod verified by the efiA FARM OK TpUR OWN tkril of the went, together with the >um of throe dollaro in full for hi, wrriaa in each caae inveetigaUd and reported upon 50 Gents. u hereinafter prescribed when .pproTrd athe Governor, ahall bo paid by tha te treaaurcr on the warrant of the auditar general, owl of any nswicy in tho tram, ury not otherwiae appropriated : Aor«W, Best aid Cheapest Rail read Land That the rum »a allowed for the acrricee *ss ox vnun ortaa of neh mnOH PACIFIC BAILROAD, county ....—, —,------------- ----. exceed the asm of one hundred dol­ and that in the county of Wavna tha nun on allowwl &r wxh awrire. .L1J not in any one year exceed the «um of two hundred dollan. 1876. SCRIBNER’S MONTHLY. 1870 Kxctlon 2. Whenever a’ complaint h made or pending a^aiiwt any boy or girt Wo Invite the attention of th* publlf | to KcuinxEu's Moxtmly, which now SHAKERS’ deservedly ranks among the tiest ii.- CHARLES R. WELLS, R^»t. HEXII F L. HILLS Srerttjry. Tie tat Heiedy for Hart Tines PASTING'S, MIC BUSINESS TRAINING. SSEfc RlCKFOjjb /A™*™ \KtalTTE* nirfitoi'r < FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. SxSSSi ” Krrtlflj.rtL’f Ft»ruu“. AfTf. I ■ 4ii!» a«.l*iMd lr ibagvMfwav A. Br.va u. H ‘Gabriel Conroy,” * TIISZCE TABLE. by Bret Harte, L.E. STAUFFER uflekpaBM Young men who contemplate a bonnes, life, and j«r<-nt» having - aoiu tu educate, arc particularly regumU’I lo ncud for d<x-umcnU relating to the college, which give full infotniatvm as to term., coridilion, of entarace. etc. Addrtw, / CHARLES IL WELLS, Preaident, । GDflTOE FLOWER k VEGETABLE CENTRAL hc ATU^CTJ; gantly Ettel and furniahed apartment, fur the application of and carrying nut of our n-jvil and ayatcciatic rnctluxi. of IMTijr RAILROAD. Jatta & MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH. THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine! $5|$20r; HORTGAt btCMIl k»»Ui» Dm w. X llliva C. TorrWI nt Iter ‘MORE LIGHT’ CWcaro, Rxi lilaii & Pacific ;!5 bniMA, I gUll Mil »i (Hibtlr ^4^*5 loiumured that they have a rare treat before them The iwiid of tho new novel la laldlnan English mining town, and from the flrvt pace to rhe hut the Intervet ia unflagging. Among other notable papers we men­ tion the following: "A SECOND "FARMER'H VACATION.’’ byfUol. Sig rib.1? IIovm.111 Uoglt! of IlMll.gii. i ! 0-clbgd In mH tmrlrtgo. lor g.nllbo no-^Morr lo MUgCy tho g.rh Bortaan. »llh rn goal ralr^itt. i,>«»itrr-li'.tuoiun., Ian. ca>«auw4 toe ihgtMg.1 ihi sssisnsKrtasi.' halt<s>of tea sank kail <W> at curw *>;> of omUob tvnoir <..n "■iKssiaftu ’ ttactlrta .VA'H- .vyffES IfY MAIL .raj- »,LT^‘n-„,a oarlcn gw4g.|lAU Mr awlt, /TO Tb.Trat Cam Cv4 Crubarry. bwt . V. Aon tor t U>lu>4. or d>r4*A. C t C;wu^T*t^.‘ur 'uu ttrtfE •swnv ' n. M. WA'tWOX. OM Cut™, Narwriw uA ! Awl WonboBM nxBovlb, Mwg. EnaUtehvl The Boy Emigrant* " by Noah8ro:k». To whom Pensions are THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING £Sr.. COc.. or tl.00 HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HIM AN BEING. AND Iil.- loH i.D •!<> :.rri-: AND rs!:i-i-i.NE-> MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. -CHE BEST PRAIRIELAND CbraU^Cvyt Cwewlwlt.gr 1a ..4 tor B«m [warttTl l. it. muter cl lk« Mate cf AW G*llte i&r~ Kngllah HUl.ry (Mr. Ofo-tau;.- Taut. Wmt G.au (Rra. A. V. T. mangy, J7. H.. L~~. M. Alntt.'ihm (MUft mi Jiri. Ijttz* Hovnraara>a> P*o« (Men-. IM^d, g.Lbr.f'taMgfa. lx, //cwgJkM"). Alaa, IxciBtra or Aaaaicai sirvonr. PXirTtcai. Uunivnaa ma Hen awn Giau, HAnmu or Anruwi: asm Tnar.i, Fatal 1ST PAID, 110.80 a yearDolly Frew Press tt.Mayear. Tri-Weekly Free Pjjee Tho Weekly Frew Prow _ Liberal dtaenunt to clubs, ripoolnien copy from Send fur ■ Tie DM! Fib Pm Cl DETROIT, men. b’s IOWA andNebraska, !te Militia I tain Riitr R. R. Co :*g MW ££ 1 J m 4^4*21, STEIN tlii. Ril'd. Sr.TMSa, f*“nu’ •* arawagzr^i: >SMS»».rit’MSk£re■ I3UM I JIHuao™ sw’lp'l’g.jj.1.!' SSn TU ii tai uiitt NT bt'T,Z se-skwlut Uw bjijw Ckirar. «4 Or.sJ •ora 8l^m ' dentis Winter Timo Table. . Jtate,-MB M lltetlooi. Rta™. 11 kps OHS' 1 11 ■ !=t£L*KS'lSL,S?«s; HCRIBNER * CO., 748 and T46 ... Broadway,ilff.Y. '.i TUA INS K.L8T. rgAjst aorrn. •U era- raiwnLr-./er litre. Sctsxas'. Motrrn- MUsi. •|| N nF ... UteUcM. -TAKE- THI DETROIT FRIE 11 Mia* ^itevss. U.UI.C..U, 4** If You Want The Best - JiS. ■ What you want is a newspaper that will keep you folly informed of the new* of the day, advise with you upon farm and fireside topics, entertain you with it* varied reading in general literature, delight your wife and family with its dwqnisitions upon lodal and domestic topics,' instruct and amuse them by ite foreign and domestic' correspondence, choicc^ktorics, quaint char­ acter sketches, sparkling and witty para­ graphs, original and entertaining accounts of travel and adventure, ch cm and puxilc columns, etc. ' All the news, commercial, political and general, and the cream of current|ltmratitre. A ncwsjieper that will meet every ja * LINIMENT, PICTURES. COHPANY. •vnesu FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG B><*”miUirg‘*r*C^'nirlAlag=L SEED I.IbP “Jon of Iceland," by Bayard Taylor. A drllghtfany vivid uory of an fraian.lic Iwy e carter, fun of Incident., sldcb could WHICH HAS STOOD THE TE5T0F k>ppea la ao other country, and graphic*!!, 40 YEA RS. THERE IS NO IT WILL teaching upon Ike etuloni, lift, nn.l general Ul'l, «... SORE r ■ fralurr* of that glean jv landy The »rr cnn.i gunite Lr Ura and tlrla b iMured by a Uat of praaent and prvmbwl eontribolara, among wkogn arat CONTENTYOU CHICAGO Tbr Reliable Short BBAMD RABID! AND DETROIT THE IT WILL pitruifi FW"S. BRAND IAWD1 DIVISION. raiSltlAS l Bl' WORK" for Industrial intelligence; ' BRIC-A-BRAC" for wit and Innocent pleasantry. Hoibxxh'b Monthly b> now recognlxml.bolli in ibis country nnd In Eng land, as tho gnat repreentattve Amer­ ican Magazine. Encouraged by tbo favor accorded lo It by a Kvncrou. public, we.Uall alm, during tho Centennial year, to •■clltiae Ito funner achlcvuiento In both its Lite­ rary aid Art dcpstetmenis. bcBJBXKii La sold by all Fran Ct-aso AT THE Floral Guide PENSIONS thrir UnK Journey m-vcm the plaisi. » vivid pmraliurr nt thrir Life in Callfl during the day. of Ibo Gold-Fever. Dmoka briaf. to thia work, in .■tdilkn v«H-knoini literary gift.. a thnronfh f»n rfic Magazine will remain In tha liai of Da. Hotijyn, who will contrlb each month editorial! ujoti current Utica! and social topics Our rent may look tn "TOPICS OF THETIM for healthy opinion; "THE OLD CJ iwt-tii r«. — ~,i..._... . D^1D DETROIT SEED CO., iw Stet. STRAWBERRIES AMO PEACHES. ? wayward aod uumsniigcable. the court ' Chao. E. Little, may cause him to be sent Vi the llefunu School,'or to a house of correction authorind by law to receive ,«ue!i boy or girl, subject to such ecuJllfona of KJt aa d age as are now provided by Uw for the recep tion of children in said .chooL DUNCANS' MASONIC RITUAL Sxction 3. Said agent shall u often ■aulaa all ike LeMarw la I nt Serra (>rare aa onoo in each year rail ail children, re­ inpielet CmmmbIm ot I.IimiImm. I’url.i sident in the eounly for which ;ho is ap­ pointed, who Uudl have been indentured or placed in charge of aty pcraon therein by any Stato board or officer of the State, and riiall inquire into the maii*get»<-u'.. condition, ana treatment of .neb children, '^^^H^ORIALBiiLES. and for that piupoee mar hare private in­ terview. with such children at any time ; and if ii shall come to the knowledge of such agent that aay child thus placed in charge of any pcreon as aforesaid, is ueglectod, abused, or improperly treated by the person having rach child in charge, or that the peraon holding the child is unfit to hare the care thereof, he shall report the fart to the board* or oficcro of the instituii>in by which such child wa. inden­ tured, and such board or officer" .hall caacxd the contract and auuc the child lo bo returned lo the institution from whence he or she was taken, or indentured to some other peraon. or to bo dbeharged, in the dberrtion of tho board or officers. Council Blufe and Omaha. In all contract! or indentures for binding Without Change of Cars, out children from any State instiuitioo, the office* makinc the raine .hall eipreroly reserve the right to cancel the contract wheneve in ther judgment the interatof the child are not properly cared for. Sxction 4. No child ehall be indentu­ red, adopted, or taken during minority, by KANSAS LINE. any person not of kin thereto, from a ta. Book latead A Twite P.ailrw4 State institution, until notice of an applica­ vawaia teWrlteelli Wwiara IMrlgtev tion therefor U been given to the agent aforesaid raiding in the county from whieh such application is made, and until his report in writing, made after an invtatigation into the propriety thereof, has been made and filed with the officers of auch institution. Aod all applications for the release or discharge of any chil­ dren so indentured or placed in charge of EAHSAS, IHDIAH TERRITORIES. peraou in aueh county, shall be given to COLORADO, A1W A’En mid agent for his report in like manner. Sncnon 5. It shall be the duty of said agcuta in thrir rnspoetivc countries, to reek out suitable persons who are willing to adopt, take charge of. educate, and maintain chdlrca arrested for offences, committed to sny Stato institution, or aUndoocd and neglected children in charga ofanv State imritolion or officers, and to give notice thereof to the beard cf officers having authority to’diijooe'of such chil. "The aeeond Inetallment Isevvu strunger than lb- flnt.JurtV>>w all that <cai Irxtkttlfor." • We beg In in January “Philip Nolan'e Friends,” ?| AUGERS and REAMERS ■ Sadm U S IU any court cr magiatroie having competent jurisdiction thereof, it ahall be the duly of curb court or taagirtrate, before proceeding lo hrer or determine the case, to pre oolios in writing of the pendency thereof to uid agent, who ahall have opportunity allowed him to inrattipUc the charge or charge*, and upon receiving aueh notice, the agent ahall immediately proceed to in ouireinto and make a full examinalion of the parentage and aurrouuding. of tho child, and of all the facto ani circatreUnrai of the case, and report the same to the court or xuagistretc. who ahall advise and council with the said agent; and if upon anch coBuraltation. after full investigation and proof of the offence charged, it shall appear to the court that the public interest and the iatercat of such child will be beat rahoerred thereby, he nay make an order for the return ofauch child to hi! or. her parents, guardian, or friend* , or he may authorise said agent, under the sdvice sad approval cf tha judge of probate of thc-eounty. to take such child and bind him or her out to some suitable peraou until ho or she ahall have attained the .HPfcA Tit Eiilt Kirt if Ktralitu fur Yow Ka. Maguifinat granite building, with ele­ HOMESTEADS IN NEBRASKA. C irawadwt Tvewto Irate. wn„ lag,, *■"' «• wtywRi,Jni !• FREE iwsOtTfe Curative Tlw nral extewdro, thorough and eomplete inotitution of the kind in the world. Kight tliourand graduate! of thi. ooUnge now in .uccvneful buaioeaa in the principal SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO ci lien and towns of tho United^Stetew THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE BOYS ANO GIRLS. !? 8«ot»3I1. nkAc-La/UeSUle ot Jf.cA.yco owset. TUl the Governor may appoint in each county of this Stele, an affiwl of the Breed rf State Commireioo era for the general .upervaiun of chantabk, penal, pauper, and reformatory iaotltni«ma. who ahall hold hi. ofieo at lb pleasure of tho Governor. Before eatering upon tho dntiea of hie ofire, sad with­ in thirty day! after rereiving notice of bb ________ i --r-l___ , -V-ll —Vwnhthe cuauirty dork of the county for which hr wm appmntod, the oath of afire prrecribod by the caniiitn|km of thia State Ud upon auch qualification it ahall be the duty of the county dork to immediately tnutnii notice thereof io lhedsemt jadgo, tbo proUte judge, ends justice of the peace and all others magutndre cf the county Suss w. L. BAKaUOT.Hi&y*0*- g*‘'i 8*’< wYjuwiMgl eit � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-22.pdf b91128092a2ec54739bf167f6d2bb197 PDF Text Text Th« K'rJsucA" Sadiku Geo. M. Dewey, KDITtin AMD PUBLISHER. A’ATES OF ADVERTISIKG. (arIrasefJlMVWTree oaraM HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 187G. HARDWARE ! GREBLE & RUSSELL, H.rc now in Slock for the HOLIDAY TRADE a full and completc line of . VINEGAR “SWAr,. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. ^®*rTT* flkxe, Synl Scissojjs ^ga Sfs***, Sr^yss, Steas, Sltii)ij BtLLi, Se*f S/o/lt foof Tur*i yean ‘ <}OODS. L. E. STAUFFER, IProp. Aino the Celebrated Diamond Tooth, Silver Steel CUT SAWS, CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent more wood than any other Saw in the Market. STOVES < , The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Has the Largest Door of any Stove in the Market. The CJJEt AZSTOKlt s It is Ute Handsomest and Heaviest Manufactured. Boiler Plate Stove Pric^ Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. SMIL MUM The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a „ VEHTT dPIIVia s line of Overcoats of all sizes, *> styles, kindsand prices. Over ’ j ONE HUNDRED I“ different patterns of iiriportcd and iloxnefitic a CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. A first-claas TAILOR front Detroit, expected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnish the best of I 3 t Clothing Jbf AJD’E TO ORDER, perfect fits guaranteed. «t the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hast-, ings, M ch. j t J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL JEWELERS. Nos. 266 For a varied soil in Cumberland, Eng­ A writer io the Baltimore Trade Review land. ini875, Robert Je(Tenon use* 1'1 is of the opinioo that hones that have lbs. per acre of the following: been in the habit of running in the past­ *?**** I 3 ,nosk-«ul>»J ures during the summer suffer very much * !si during the winter, for the want of green food to which they hare become accustom­ ed. They gire evidence of this, he san, by the loss of appetite, by becoming hide­ bound, end losing tho glossy appearance of their coats When the coot of an ani­ mal Usee iu glass and asrames a dry. dull appearance, it is sure indication that that animal needs groen flKid or medicine capa­ ble of supplying the place of green food. Green food ia much to be preferred, for an animal in such condition, to medicine, for two reasons, partly because it is cheaper and leaves no bad after effects, and partly because it is better, being the remedy pro­ vided by nature, and nature Is always more 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. and We are Special Ageeta for 3S3C.CHIV WATCHES. HOWARD WATCHES. PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, imu.-i.ux an reaaeaabta term,, tlfaea »•-> Barest A Baflar'a M-TC-_________ JsaylTV , SALUBITRt fc ■ROBSEAV. , HAVE YOUjA DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR We will send. Post-paid Sitjical at Meciauial DENTIST TIE TCKLI WOBUM DENTIST Mt, ■ effort to express, as discriminatingly u possible, what I eooefevs to be the truth on two tin— of duty connected with Ibis subject. I favor laws prohibiting and punishing Um sale and public drinking of alchohtd. I Utink they will yet be enforced. I alio favor increased and perpetual efforts to convince tho judgment and move the heart and will against both practices. I conceive that the two works are quite distinct in basis and in the mean* to be employed, and deprecate any hostility betwren diem, or undervaluation of either 1 dam by th. other class. Crime is to bo punished and suppressed by law; not principally for teoralpurposco, -but for the protection of tho person and of property. Il ia a political, not a moral act. Ito prime object u, not to maka the criminal better, but to maka tho oon-crimi inalsafsr. Arson, theft, burglary, aawilt 1 and bailey, murder, are punfah«d to B0AED AND ROON. M W ths atifity of doing thm. If any maudaiiM to bdieve that OA DtV pnreraniTnG DORE at this OFFICE IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED. Companion Invited and Competition Defied tn Teas, Coffees and Spices life time to tho educatifll of reholara be­ yond childhood. "Too much has to bo undone in fater years, tbal lias been done manure of -young animals is Jem valuable wrong from the outact," //., therefore., than that from mature animals, aa the addressed himself to mothers, to the whole young require both organic and inorganic fi-male sex, tn whom the care of infon-v food in largi-r quantities than full grown beasts, which hare only to keep up their weight and condition by the food they For tho age fKm throe to acron ha de­ catand that the licet animal manures for peswral purposes consist of lioth solid vised hfa “Kindergarten,' as an intermedi­ ate step and connecting line between the uni] liquid cxrrvnienLs combined, child’s homo life and the school, whish living* the child into contact with children Washing fine Underclothing. "t his own age, enhances his plauurtsfiu following the same pursuits with thorn, The Germantown TWryropA says:—A and plants the seeds of sociable virtues. leading firm, importer, and retailers of Tluring his lifu-time Frrcbel wm under­ hosiery goods in thia city, gives us the fol­ stood and appreciated only by a few supe­ lowing directions for washing merino, rior minds. In order to make Ufa Ideas lamb's wool and silk underclothing, and more widely known, this unselfish wan we print it at this time as bring in season pr»cliced much self denial, and traveled to be adopted. From our own cxpadence many milts, fteqatntly railing on the wc cam testify to it* excellent®. grcen sward nt night “with aw umbrella "Use one pound of dissolved soap in for his bedroom and a knaprack for Ml four galons of warm water, in which srell tallow." Toward the chwe of his life hfa rinse the artieUs\o be washed, drawing labors were rewarded with auroras, for be them repeatedly through H e hand; wring tired to ace many “Kindergartens" (Child them aa dry as poasible, to remora the Gardena), as be called them, retablished in soap; rinse them well again briskly in dean Gonaaay. lukewarm water, wring and stretch them What, than, fa a Kindergarten T It fa to their proper shape, and tfry in the open an institution providing cmpfoymcnls and air if passible. Tho only effects of rablAng exercise* for the healthhil and hannoulous lire to shrink and drelroy the material; it development of all the faculties of children should therefore never l« restored to. from 3 to 7 yean of age. Frtebtd’s motto “Tho material used in manufacturing fa: "Plav is Cbo workof the child.’' The silk underwear Mug an animal product, it ia absolutely hoeessmry that nothing but tho best quality uf and wino water should be used. All kinds uf washing compound* dretroy tho nature of the ma­ terial giving to the fabric the appearance of ;>w eoltoa.” A Week7* BilFof Fi^. better quality of wraai or hay thaa one newly seceded, and that th. quantity doos not diminish with the ago of the pasture. They often teed a new pi.ee without any crop, lik^oals or wheat Sometime, the mixturn of lightened* faaown^nd then tire mixture of hesrv seods aowu by itaoifon the same, ground to spraad all evenly. If the ground .fa well prepared, a newly seeded fidd will need no manure for two or throe years. Mot British posture* wd! grow poor and thin and raw pat, aa we nay, unices they err? manured sad otherwwe properly attended to. JYwe contin­ ually take ofr and plunder* tfald, what 1.^ KTJ enca of opinion upon ■THE WORLD," 35 Pirk Row, N. Y. WHOLE NO. 1034 the innocent dependanu upon him, and Similar nwulu wont produced on almost WHAT 18 A KINDERGARTEN? so far increases taxation, and braialisn I every farm in tho nrighborhwd. the average of humanity, that the’ Stain Profemor Vodcker (Royal Journal of i has a rifpt, in tho protection of liberty Agriculture, JflG8,p. G43) aayaf “The and property-to suppress th. practice u effects produced by the application oflwnoItatterapts to suppress other crime, Ly t dust to pastures src rsry variable. On preventing the sale and tho practice of the perns land of Cheshire and similar drinking—«l th. very kart in public , toils on the red sandstone formation, the dramshops. Of mure, the sal. cannot , result is very striking On land which fa be a crime unfaas tho drinking fa. The lecture prepared for the farmers’ inalitutoa , w»t and addend nsto on a poor umirained receiver of stolen goods fa no worw than laat winter, bat owing to illnrai the author suteoi), bone often produce no i Ifect: Ha waa unable to present it. the theif. To advocate prohibitory lawr I am expected to apeak of jhe gras**, rercmmendn, in all ease, a trial on a small I have never refused ; but in various ra« one of the largest and moat widely dis­ scale. flwU,. u . The thoughtful, real cduoRor reaemblm Experiments to be of much value must tributed families of planta. The subject otcr, ■ member of a Stat e Tomperanoe i« one of general internet among all fann­ •be kept up for a long time. As Prof. 1“ srisn liusbandman who does not cling to Alliance, end as a legislator, I have en­ ing communities. \ odeker says, “Field experiments, in or- 'old methods merely out of respect for deavored to do my -jart. and till my One group of grassea fa called ••eercala." dev to be practically useful, should al- 1there age, but adopts all the scientific imopinions change shall always endeavor ia““Uri‘1.,ind They include those producing grains, a* ways be tried for a’ amNeeuon of years 1rr”thjenU ““k to encourage thia work. when!, rye, Indian corn, barley, oats and under aa great . variety of condition* as 1 But I have always felt that the intel- rice. They eonxtitute a large part of the rt^ards toil, time, and m<>d<- cf application Within the last' sixty yoarv, a great kctual and moral work behind all thia change has taken place in the prinanla aodm.pi, u possible?' This should be ‘ food of the human race the world over. u in the far greater danger of being, and methods of dealing with the youthful undervalued * and negtected. Rowland A much larger number are valuable for continual from year to year scrording to * the same plan a* fixed upon iu the pre­ HiD is credited with tho illustration that meadows; taoturas, and lawns. Tho family a a remarkably natural oee. and can lx- vious ynara. Some nf the best experimento “Luman nature is like a drunken man on quite easily described by its atoma and made, at groat expense, in England, were frets Mm‘i BatalMswYerk*. horaeback—lift it on one side and it tends learen alone with sufficient accuracy to dis­ tried for 20 suoerasiva year* before arri­ I’daSre’ito cull attention ’of fiirmers to to fall on tho other.” lx:S a man plead tinguish it from any other family. In ving al satisfactory ronclmuoiu. by beMer methods of «nretfon-Gndo«, a kind of road fencing which I think for prohibitory laws, as though that was Old pasture, in England often gel a brief, the leaves ere entire al tho edges, wUl prove aulwuntial, and not ray atrue tampevan’ce work—instead of bring parallel-veined; two-ranked, or rewed op draatir-c of 150 lbs. of nitrate qf soda, or and corouragement allied to firmnra. being panmre. This plan requires, fimt—That rcoly a provision fur tho punishment of 300 Ibe. of guano, or 200 Ibe of super­ found-more potent to /rod than iborc lb. roods shall bo planted <» either aid. crim., or for securing puble safety—end and down the alum, with the sheath or phosphate, sown broadcast on each acre. weapons Were to rfrtre. base of tho leaf split down oa the side op- I immediately the genuine promoters of poeite the blade. The dry and uninterretinj, borauae un- with fiseacd* tree., twenty fest apart la Such drcsning* with barnyard manure arc * the row. When th. trees hare attain*! temperance, «ia their wmIimm, allow Sedges arc common oa low land, and ! often ’ applied until the land produces well. lutcUigible, Ickim committed to nxmorc th. sb. of fir. « |U whs. in diaaMtev their disapproval of the mistake which look much like Uue«raaMw, but the stem । In a price <way by Coemcnt Cadlo be —rrjrated parrot-wire and readily /urfol- M ife. Mp, tho rny ba—d t om substitutes eompalsory for voluntary —have brcn proved injurioua and cre­ claims much experience in the manuring abstimmec, to degenerate into opporitiun ative of a distaste for tho acquirements of of gram lauds,—a most difficult aubjeet. to such laws. If I have erred in that di­ He haa seen boms' do no good whatever, knowledge iteelf. Thia mast lie ascribed rection I hope to repent. We must l« j and lie has awn them used with imuwuao to the fact that the voice of nature *»d politicians and miubitani perhaps by turns. I advantage, lie li» seen guano used utd rcvelatiou touching education haa MH Again 1st a man plsad for voluntarv ab| produce a splendid crop the same year, new listeners and expounder., among whom stinane-' from both aelling and drinking j and next year the crop was worao than tw- ConiemM. Itou.ac.u. Bell, Lsaraater. Stowe [-ouon, l -rauae it is a sin,—and this is । fore the guano was applied. It ao-m* im- Prctaloxri, and Proffiel stand forth coutrue temperance—and too often plsadin pomade to tell with certainty just which lor the law, with ill aupprosfcd sneers erv fertilixm will do the best on any soil til! out, “O that fa all folly. The lime for Among all the nations of the earth. ■ they havo been trial. Mr. Cadle’s rule is appeals to the inteifect and heart aod will lhir “In proportion as the land is inclined none, that I am aware of, haa given so 1 much and so careful attention to pastures 1 to grow beoty orirtocky grass, inclining public sehoXalro. and meadows as our friends ef the British I| to seed, lu> a;>plio. ammoniaral manvres. force I" Izt not Ephriam envy Judah To-the laat named and Irani kDown of Wes. Her* is there very high. To be a । If the land pruduira thick, short, leafy nor Judah vex Ephraim. suriwMful farmer everything must be done herbage, the phiwphalic manures must be these modern edfeators, we desire to invite Ralf a century ago the American peo­ to tho beat advantage. Slipshod fanning applied.” After 20 year* he concludes attention, in presenting a reply to the oft ple —ntoetiy then of the old native Amer­ there will not afford a living, as it often that in England money judiciously used repeated quMion: t-What fa a Kiuilerican stock—consumed an average of about does in our newer country. Although in improving grassland pay* a more rar- garten 1' in order that every parent and eight gallons of rum or its equivalent, ther follow out a certain rotation of erojx. tain retnm than where expended in the Iri.-od of children may learn from our anfor every man, woman, and child, even­ and are able to gire good rca-ons forsueh growth of wheal. K vthcre their latite one. may grow, through 11'inch square : year, b—ides no one knows how much . and be happy, while gradually ad rotations, yet they are nearly, if not quite, _ S. H. Thompron, a prominent fanner of rider, which used to flow like water. unanimous in keeping a part of the farm Y ork, also conclude* that money used iu vanang in the healthful exercise of their oak pickets placed four feet apart between Now the a» erage consumption is thought in permanent posture or meadow. The improving gras* land gins a better return facultire. and in the ddightful aomre- the trees. The top and bottom wires are wedged in the jackets to keep them t> be l<—than half as much—and who raent of knowledge. longer a piece, has been seeded the better docs not know that a verv large portion it suits thetnl According to their belief ores and ijuality cannot be ’secured’ -with Frederick Frwbei, the founder of the in place. In section* of twenty-firs nods, of the people, particularly of the old and practice, a pasture never beenmea very large bulk. For quantity of hay or pas­ "Kindergarten ' system of education, wu poets are ret and firm)y bracwL to which tho ends of the wires fasten. Each wire stock, arc now total abstiiiersWhat good until it has been seeded six or mare ture use guano, nitrate of soda," soot, or boro in Geraumy, and became a pupil of has brought about this reform ? Arc years. In their opinion, "it is certainly other ammoniacal manure ; for quantity use J’<wt*lotri. and an ardent admirer of hfa is provided with a stretcher by which the the tu»t of these abstainers involuntary undesirable to break up tolerably gnod pas­ liras or buries ; for medium quahliiy and method of teaching. Freebd, however, teation fa regulated. The itrctchem are made of i ineh round irou. one foot long alsrtainers. or arc they true temperance turns fur the puTpo~e of converting them quality, use both class-* of fertilises.” soon diaewverwl the want of something with eye at one end to hold the wire and I men, acting according to lheir judgment, into snide land." Coarsely pulvcriaed bonre and barnyard better . drufated to interest and engage the thread cut six inches oa the other which their idea of j.nidenoe, their sense of So carefully hare they studied the na­ manure j redure lasting results, oftrei'very active posters of Jbc jouugal children. C through ilia post with handle uuL righthand obligation to God ? Is not the ture of the different graa*^ and the soils Ho carefully stndfad the child in its spirit­ tension of the wires should bo slack­ greater part of the alchohol now romumed they are adapted to that the wcdimcn, ual, moral, intellectual, and animal nature ened during winter to allow for contrac­ by a class of peojJe who have come from according to demand, sell certain mixtures improve graa. landr tn the. report for He precetved that, by the old systems of tion by frost. The sms of wire, number other lands, or their immediate descen­ of grssn seed suitable for each geological 1875, Mr. Lawai, tho moat cclehnU*! instruction, the harowoioua aaffgradual of snail Hi uliMtlfecfyhiriUs, should dents, who never hare heard the temper­ formation. Eagiufa exporimcntiv. aay»: “The appli­ derdupmeet of all tbs faculties was not be graded to meet tho demands of tho ance gospel preached and enforced and In laying down laud to jwnnanent cation of bnnoi to pr»M land is not ,r«- secured, but that the memory was often fence. One of the advantages of illustrated as the old Americans have? pasture, M. II. Sutton of Reading, ‘Eng- ommcmlrd lor general adoption. They I overtaxed, the moral seatimeot neglected, this kind "•of fence fa exemption from Ixt no one accuse me of undervaluing . or the physical powers stunted, while the B,.o..uc,Wu. »n**f >0 be chiefly ad.pt«.l to the ex-1 law, because I have a profound faith in grimes and cloven, and the quantity of. baustcsl ;*stnra»of certain localities. Tho,I inventive or creative faculty innate in every snowdrifts, while the trees an a thing of the Gospel. In religion the law fa the each which he coosidcra “the Irat possible j *•*““•' “ ,rUl; ’“’h limo. Every man must ’ child remained undevefoped. He watched A fenoe on our place very nearly ans­ fc-hool maater in politics, at least some mixture for a g-«d medium toil, neither : experiment." Ho adda -I am disponed wering to this dsneription support*! on to think •*dial once■in1 5 plants grow fra too heavy nor toozlight. Throe are all, ’ [, “ — ”a Jdrawing —-of r Jdung -----------maple trees of 12 or 14 y«tn planting all dues it become ministers of the gospel he sap, “of excellent properties ; and. ’ y—n. and 200 lbs of nitrate of roda the air, neoling ba:_____ — _ haa answered so good a purpose the pail to undervalue "the fooliahnera of preach­ coming to muturity at different Mesons of■ 1I ofter I years, is about as goal an aj-pliea- for their Mrfect development. In beauti­ aeanm that wa can recommend it for trial ing. ' supplimented by a still greater tho year, arc found to produce a permanent ।i tion a» can be nsrel ’ I ’ should racosn.1 ful acraraane. with the tearhi..^.. „* to others. Farmers plant your trees ' foolish news" of a righteous life I The and crergrean sward , mend a mixture of fertilixcni found to be : tore, ho found, too, the Scripture proeept. Mark this Centennial year bv milliooa of “Train np a child in the way ho should world can be eared, must lx> saved, will good, or a rotation of their u»c. trcm planted aloug the public highways. bo eared ; and Christ has shown us how Tlie English fell know tho great itn-1 go,” with its cuenungingi promise : "an d An average of 10 days judieiotuUy emwhen he is old, be will not dcpori\from it will be done. Be not faithlca* but be­ jwrtaocc nf excellent pasture to fatten | ploypd by each farmer in tha country. In lieving. A tcmpcrano* revival fa now rattle. JTiey fissl such cattle; while prax- it.' He thus arrived at the eoaelWon planting highway trees ctnaol fail to prevailing in some of the Eastern States | *ng, oil cake, meal, etc., for a two fold ob-1 that tha teacher of youth should not al prove a satisfactory ia vretmeut of time. where they have prohibitory laws, and : joct. namelv. to hdj> fallen the cattle, and , tetnjA to force the mind, bat simply use Pfaat with rare and mulch thoroughly, several thousand men have taken the : to help ennch the soil, and so make the the right mesas and materials by which those are important conditions of sneer— pledge. As a natural consequence many pasture better This is sound doctrine. knowledge may be obtained, direct the —J._O. awakening fatties, form tho habits, edu­ of them being clothed and ia theic, right Wire fee, hare nek generally proven cate tire feelings, and nrraerve a pure at- successrflin fields eonrtantiy pastured. mind, and having come to thrtpselvcs, I moaphero and good intueocea around the Tho plan above sketehed saesns to be nU tender human plant , ji •'Wo must begin at'the bopns&g." adapted to roadside feaees and fa well said Frwbel, after having devoted nearly a worthy of tho oonsadoraiioa of fennera. rightwkhi.vimihteraKil.um: who sa­ ints tho sorurt tempteUooa from within and whhoct. who here the braviofa bur den chrcrfuUy. They that deny . God dsatroy tow’s nobility, fee certainly man u kin to the braal by his body : and if he fa not kin to God by hit spirit he fa a bate aad igao- yuabroawht JlMMIB, too—dear littfe fol low! As I was telling Almiba, he’s such a brave and gentlemanly Httte bov. I wm afraid when you did come you’d leave him at home. As I told Autina, ’taint often yon sae anch a Me. Httia boy. Taka off your bonnet, Mra. Jama; what a bea.ty it ia! As I was telling Almika, this mor­ ning, 'Mra. Jonas fa such a testy womani Yea alsrays have the prettiest bonnet iu mrctin’ house. Why if you k.ain't raokinp auMtbsr mw dram I I don’t mb whs* yon won't of another, ao many nim ooaa M yon’re FX now. Why if I Md half » many I'd feel rich m a qtrnn. Now if to ap and borrow itbsfore I’d a nhs.es to use it myself. Aa I told AI.MIXA, 'now Mra. Jones wouldn't do so. 'You're always w particular alx>ui such thing*. I'd and Almiba right over thereafter it, but I know sb. wouldn't get fa. Soup and cold eormd bmf, with daarart.. Priisy—Pub for breakfast and dinner. ’ Saturday—Breakfast— Vaal cull-t and fried potatora." ’ �OUR NEW YORK LETTER ’ go* it Into their power through the man sgewtont of party. They, we all, lAosl the New Hampshire Democracy for illus­ trating the real purport of the contest by “Honest money for all. and free schools fur ail. There should be no inflation which For Prasident. . RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. serp —e •tana aefi- The Bifl Bank Failure-JIOO’ODO " ’ Howe-The Labor Markrt-Drew'a the Stale, bearing honored nuarauftbc Failure—The Women's Cratenniai nn-iativn. the N.-httyim.Livingtooe*- url -The New Hampshire Flection Van Pansoli Bra have ordered a flag, rich­ ly amhnidared with the snre ofthe Blate, which win bo hung is Independence HM after the exhibitwo, as a trophy fur the next Oaatenaial. This was thought a And new it tunas oat, that after the To themtrprioe of everybody, the Bank small matter to aabsust lb« reoourcea of Kentucky Central Rsilroad Claim, of the State of New York doaed it. dooes the woom of the City, and they are to (amounting to 1148453.83) had been raise 115,000 to complete a pavilion, Tuesday. This was one of thej oldest whore their different works of art and twice rejected by Sect'y Stantpn, and bank, in the rity, and waa presumed to skill may bo sliorn, andj as usual, tb« three time* by Gon. Meigs, that the bo one of tho souadeet, and the failure boot ny of raieiuK the money ia by giv­ claim haa been again presented by that created a profound suaaaUou on tba street ing entertainments. Titiena is to slug at Abraham Ltaooin and devoted hb foyal supporters to -nneading infemy." With atxeh a chaUsmge thrown in the tooth of the people of New Hampshire, what, ae honest patriots, could they do but retort as they have done at the ballot­ box? Wevmrtxroto say that many a Democratic eoMier haa joined with the thia daim, waa by Sm'y Belknap, allowed Republican* in making thia verdiet so and paid out of the tmsury. And Pen­ dleton can't tell whether be rec d 480,. (XX), 00 190,000 00 of the unJuey fur He service ia getting the daim through. Nona other than a confirmed idiot, will It says ia positive term., that if soma few Itapnblkau officiate have faltered ail the now wonder why Clymer cloaed up the nut ia it iacumbent open the faiikfnl Belknap investigation by running Marsh sows*— to derate their rroe Repreaenta- off to Canada and then refusing to fur­ tire, and to rrmnTe the only obatictes nish any proof that would lead Io Bel­ in the way of the only Bating organ­ knap's conviction. Verily these virtuous! isation in the country. Efforts, of couree, villain, should be rewarded, Honest will be made to break the force of thia George with a -little hatchet,’’ and yrand rietory ia New Hampshire, but .S’AyUer Clymer with a big red feather, they will be aceo through by all sensible and then both sent by their tribe, aa the l« u» s.. *r« i~i . tea------- — aarc Fpet>—r may I—e a doxen *cnatnra in the North. The debate in the Senate on Thursday afternoon, iu which tionlen and Withers, on the Confederate ride, and M.rton and Sherman an! Edmunds, on [the Republi­ cans ride, participated, was iateua.lv in­ teresting. The speech of Edmund* was truly K"»J- It was a clear and moat eloquent statement of the real usucs be­ tween Republicans and Democrats to-day­ Withers, of Virginia, charged sectional Ixtd beernue it will unarttle coafideace. and make distrust. Il will lie-good because it will compel directors Io look into the man. agemcul. and ace what b being done with the money with which they are entrusted. AU the hanks, with a few exception* are ia a tight piece. Their orenrities are un­ sound. Real date waa their favorite ne curity, and on real estate loan* have been made quite up tn its value. But. ala*, real estate has shrunk in value over a half Belknap of department estimates by House com­ mitters seem as indeed they arc, pitifully small-—emenrte from .Southern tourtes and arc intended for Souttarn agrandwe- ccmdiiiou of the banks looked into for lu forty-five of the New York countries fear that they will aU be found to be rot - j ten, which would result in such a smash- I the Republican net gain iu •nperriaor* al up aa thio city nrrer saw. They prefer to the recent spring election was 1S6. shut their eyeaaud lot things drift, hoping | Doot forget to have your name roister­ that sumethiu- will turn up to let them I ed ou April 1. The (ward will be ia se>- nent, oust any one would call that man a L*»e fabrics! ur. There are such petMin* in every place and they afford a, «tudv to the are-kcr alter rarftMtito, and’a pruUrm tn the ur.dcretaniiing of the average per~'ti. To the judge ofliuuum nature they are transparent, and Io the newspaper insu they are bom. . If a pmon ahouLi gu into a *t<ltr and Senator I**gau *ay/ that the'New Hamp­ shire Republican* didn't fin-1 the name of; ; W. W “Belknap «>n the Republican ticket. ' head of moot of the important committees; ex -Confederates supplanting crippled Union soldiers In all the poailion* at their command about die capitvl , and ex-Uonfederate oratora enlivening the monotony of debate will* ctilogie* on Jeff pruoners were confined during the war Tbewe facto are m> apparent and hare grown BO familiar that it would not be owned by two or three men here,' Indiana man aa rewuriring still b phstically. "Southern men arc the Democratic party just a* they Th. several T.*ra*bip* la ik» C—wty will be eatWvd io fuur dvlegalra Mb. «ad U* ssvei.1 nrii of the aiy *f Jlasdug* to one Mb. Bysnleraf ItefaMl—■ County Commit Is* Do you remcmlicr tho Cutarc of the eminent ' banking fames, of Duncan Sherman .k Co. 7 Of couree you do; and ' you remember also that t her dido t pay' scarcely anything on the dollar, and that doraemenl of UelLsap and the t their creditors were fearfully indignant. I b a verdict that the Repoblicar Il b comforting to take up a Newport ta­ not reopotwible for the acta of a of the people on the first uf July. per and read that Mr. Watt Sherman, one The colored people are very much ca- of < tbs partner* i* building • cottage in And speaking of thm election, it is - city by the ara.' the rost o4 which singular how it tear* inUr the inde]<n raged aver the Democratic pryjymiline to that 1 virtually exclude them from the galleriea u 1 on’y fllOU.OOO! and thb for a summer dent*. The Tribnnr haa awakened to the midenev only. Failing is not a very had fart that the Republican party is thn only of the National House o f Representatives. burinoa, । after all. If a ruined man can own ranks, and the only one tLt erer punThe Allegan Journal says Uriknap iX i ttlml its own thirvea. Il really acemoil to in a Marsh, and we gwom it would be cor- 1 feel good ovt r the Rcpubl an I i tmph in t h • net in saying the Demoeralir Congraaioa- i , Granite Stele, and read more — it u*c*l ta a* Investigating Committer Wfrr in Me , before Horace Greeley went inaane than it Marsh, loo. . _ i has for yearn. It would not be ringular if the Tribnt' should get lark into the The Republican press bs* been prompt Republican fold, and be a power in the to demand Belknap's punishment. How ; The value of aaiugte vole iu political con­ torts have been again demonstrated in I«i>isgvtou eountry, where the Republicans have one majority in the board of Super- and elsewhere. Io Newb trg the • Demo­ who during the last fifteen year* have cratic majority fell off W0. Thay carried enjoyed Moonuaon Liberty of action. Cohoe., Ithaca, Owego (the Coaueil >.and but it ia, Mvarthdoa, heard and obeyed, Auburn, by decided majorities, and elected their Mayor in Rodtrater, by a majority of 2A00. The result in the tirwnebipa in the State save two, Eaton and Ran was dually significant dolph, give Chewey 3,693 plurality over Marey.aad 3,381 majority over aU. the The Detroit Poti ooyt. -The people of the United States are paying interest to­ total vole bring; Chtvy. 41.668; Marcy, 37.975, Kendall anK.eaturinS, 420. lane to ba arrayed on the other aide, day on bonds stolen hr Buchanan * Sec­ Two towns are yet to be Lord from, which ffll into ranks in .hot haste, and faith­ retary of the interior, amounting ia value to over 4800,000. Fat the Deuvocrato in gave 1—t year. Cheney 51, Roberts 149. fully asrvea their r—Z masters. The Itepublirena have elected their Thb poritimi of stairs b suggestive of Congrem and in the praa dedare. with rnadidatea Ag the State Senate in Din- iuterreUing oventa in the possible future. ridieuiota solemnity, that Bdknap's crime tricta No. 1, 3, 3,4, *, 7,9, 10, sad 1J. IfthaSautbm dement crop* out so is unprecedented in the history of this or The Demficrata hare elected in Districts vigorouaiy a« our Donocratk friends say any other rouatry ' Dtaricta No. 6 and 13, and probably ia 8. it do- is the Democratic House and ia Naw /Zampahira ha* nu<ted her Protest Aaooap, these as* Gxo. E. Todd and tlx Senate where the llepnb lienas hare a against the .httifration of the bowon of N'att Hui> the two men who were eb—t- decided majority, what would be the re. Anderaotreille and other Rebel Prison Bah, supporiDg the Hotts, and Benet, to Petw, and costly isrontigalioas by Demo­ be both Demoenlk. the Praridoacy held crate- Committees, gotten up for Politiral from Grafton County in place of Sam nd by a Democratic meumbeut, and the Capuel, in which the guilty pertio. are auaaad throughout paid off and sent over the Border. AU D. Wkxkb Democrat, by where vote tho dapart—t* Weston fraud was stataioed by the Sen­ by Doanocnt* T 1* there any doubt that ate This is a glorious rswh, and viodi inraoaofBueh an grant, the arrogance, A1 Waahingtoa on Twmdsy, Gen. H. th. istimidation and the indomitable *df- V. Boynton, pte correspondent of the Cin­ Hiwtal ire, while it seta the sod of pubcinnati Oajnitf, tostified before the dyHe repudiation and aaocaoa all the mat formation that 120,000 or 125,000 out of J who were puttee to that villianotta outTHE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION the Kentucky Cawtral coat wm paid by Mr Pendleton to Mr*. Bowen (afterward* Mtn. Bdkitapjfroui Col B F. Grafton.' whom authority waa Gen. Kiddoo. U.S- Jemy al aa oMimstod CM ef 4*,*0e,000, or more ttaa S3W0 per paiiawt; white ia New York three are in fso— ofboUdicg i 1 ' ! IVaahingtou D. C. March 11 th 18*6. The imp—ebtDent trial of eX-Scerrtary Belknap ia postponed indefinitely, through the mitersWe mtemanagimeut ofthe Demo craiie lender* of lite Huuseof Reprreatetiv— They were so exceedingly anxious for a grand spectacle, to aff.-n the .New Hampahire election., that when they brought in the report of impeachment, last week they actually lei the only witoow to the crime alleged r*cgp« to Canada. Tb-chairman of the Committee that drew out the critience actually took Marsh to the oftce ofthe Scrgoant-at-Anns and had him paid off; and then he went to New York, and after to Canatla. Fro— the outsat the House Democrats have shown that their greatest deaireTs to make politi­ cal capital out of their discovert— Il is not the /nmMtnnl nf Mknnp that they care for, but the defeat of the Rcpubli —na ia the fall election*. No, whan the I*ra*ident, through the District Attorney, had waited the evidence ia the pooa—rion ofthe Ifeaocratic Hoose fora day.ro that Mr. Belknap might be indicted and soon sent to the penitentiary, tkr /forte rr/aaarf! It wants nothing of the sort just now. It b determined to hare Belknap bapeedted by the House and tried in the Senate, that tho Dntorratic party may make something ml of it. Marsh must be coaxed beck first, and so a bill is pa—ed ia hot baste bolding out the promite of protection to all wbaoams required to tnstify before any of the Hon* oommittees A, I rwd the bill, it h not not only a premium on coafimriou, baton rseoahly. It myo virtually; -If there bo anynecundrel ia tbaeowatry who boa been engaged in nefarious tranmetions with any Rnrnbli-noffteiri, if be will wwdand aid thia Democratic . enrtying the eountry MU foil . D-mwracy. by implirMing tta than a fair proportioa of the hard money eleiurnt of the {arty, it will be seen there­ fore that the prospect of any Democratic agreement on the floor i* far worse than it haa l<een at any time in this select com­ mittee. The bouse Itemomt* of themxlr—, then, neither will nor can do any­ thing to help the bu*ine— condition of the country by promoting any improvement of If we compare the two parties,** to thb matter, we shall find the feet to hare been well stated by our Washington corr—poodent in a recent letter, thus "A few Itemovrata and a Urge majority of Repub­ lican* want the apeedi—t poamble return to sperm currency, white a few Republic­ an* and a large majority of DmaocrUa want an abundance of paper money printed and put into cireulatioo without delay. ' /fol- few the Rep.uhlinui member* are GROCERIES W<? have a double Stock as any o '■ninini in the Store can see and"’th<ry wi sol. cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, saysotir DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw. and evervbod allow, our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is boss of City. Phin suvs don't tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it i. IO hard work to grind them. 'vofntH. xxau SMITH, MANEE «£ PRESTOS Jf.'®. COOK Fw, i/i PnnnfttnLLr, Containing One Hundred anti Eighty Acre® of Laud, 140 lcre, under cultivation, 40 acres of Timber. The above Fann for sale Cheap and on Favorable Terms, for further information call on or addre.** CRAWFORD BROS. Grand Rapids, R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF v4eVani from the /.teyte bow dots be appear If the item is incor j rally publbhod, when he rusfov into the private office of the editor an'! demands the i—tant dumitea! of the offender on the threat of Hopping hi* pajwr ’* He care* nothing for the ‘ countryjw—a,” and yet h<f will elimb to the roof ofthe build­ ing to have hi* nam. pul in the paper — to get a ftrw puff. He rare* nothing for the • country pram,’ aadyrt ifhbname in correctly apprara in that —me country ta­ per. he rata—, or attempts to raise a di* luriooce. lie cam nothing for the "country nrvsa,' yetif he makes a fourth co pie. of tbe next iorae. ID ram noth­ ing for the "eountry pre—,'' vvt if he purehases a doxrn Logs or sheep ‘he drops around to the office, or runs twu blocks to catch the reporter to te-H him of it He earn nothing for the "country pre-, yet if he engage, in the nconnt or any other burin—a, bo u aura to inform the editor. And then thia -me ria—, who rare ; pH,., - thouFll । 1 , । । ' ■ I 1 1 ' i ■ ' 1 ' , tniion, ihrtmgh its auboediaatea, iamb««* arerondreb are hereby pewuuacJ exemption from all puahhmeot for thoir own erim-l" The Huuae wM in a pack and Um bill went through . t ‘ ‘ r" Nteksra was admitted to th judge Hoyt at Grand Rapid., < Why not, then drop fnrti—num, and make a aineere effort to take up the <|tic^ tion - a buainraa nutter, as much *u the appropriation bifla, strictly revenue qu-tsoM. or any thing etec that 'can orabefore the Hou— ’ Why aliould not the sound money Republican* of the House take the initiative in the matter, since they are the larger section holding that ground, and brine forward the beat meas­ ure they ran a* the ta*i* of Democratic cooperation ’ Their conrtituenta of aD part:.-*, we are auro, would lie glad to vr them make the attnnpt al la-mat. whatever mqtht be the result. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Great Bargains Pianos and Organs, HAZELTON BRO.’S PIANOS. NOTICE. U.S. HADEN & SON'S PIANO. ' I ‘ . * priodpie uf of alkwing a criminal to tarn MMe'i evidaoew. Tree, but it always ox«rima ita dijyreiiou. Il dum nut boM oulafeMraTfareLMto ril rulprita. In this emo it is the Democratic pnrty whwA hoMsoatapmrioa toril thievm who wffl implmte Rapcfolioan official* h aright Tke Bev; Mr. B»yntow *t TVi p-a u the ft. * Cboroh on * R-g'i—to Ihb eUj — Itaa hsMy adjournment of the Rome in ordo to e*caj,e Mr. Holman • tbrrwtenad reanl rr lion*. rrentlHiugli tls-y'lisd b*-m reprodn <v>l in |nrt from the Indiana Republican 14*ff,rm Evra ia a political pant .if tty and iu the Govenneot. The lard money Krprewntalinv. therefore. threw away ■. good opportnnitv when they bdj» cl to pi.t life <-vtingui*hcr of adjournment com. fi* Home iu for the Admtab- S party, which haa been a regular debating club for weeks, baa al last announced that it b unable to agree - Eight of tb» mem1-er* favor a A, called resumption plan, so dubious io its nature that it teta out with the repeal of *o much of the Ii—umpiioti art — fixe* th. time for aicomnliahing its object, white tire other firs will consent to nothing but tin- .naked- repeal of that dan*.-, Ifthi* was not a alrirtly repre CROCKERY too, but Dun says it is gbing Io be a good winter fpr-Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, .and he will sell it Cheap MUSIC JACKSON on that day. thrust arida by thane arrogant Southern Repreweatelir— who defeated in the field, return to ply their work of di«orgMixslion in the Halls of Congn—. Aroord- The people of Barry •County to under­ stand that by « mistake in an order, the. have sent us 40 dozen lint Will Hnins. says he can sell them < 'heap to get them cleared out. . Well they sent us a double order of lest himself 1200,000, he had lent the • Attrition Flour Co." »M)0,000 oa 4600.­ 000 of it* Block, which stock Wai worth srsa in blind indifference to high Mteeoi iu which needlework is held in England where specimeua rf lacs, embroidery and draw form one of the moat attractive and elegant departmmtn of the Mnacum ai termed, or felt friendly toward, had iu Kensington, of which i’eeraw— are the interested patrons and contributors, and in ■ouev <m jnrt as worth!—* security- The ’ director* were aH aarprfeed when the fail TheN. V. Tribont, (which certainly is not a Republican paper) in speaking Of the conduct of the Democracy in the Hoorn since the opaaiag of Coagrcaa. r»ry truthfully says : ■•We cannot remem­ ber a single instance in which they have shown a fltneia for the practical work of Legislation, or aa ability to rise to the level of an important occasion. Their debnice have been usveemly wrangle*, their theory of polities, is a wild scramble for nfirr, their •tot/MMaaXi), is nothing bcUer than mud throwing. Il ia quite dear that in their arraignment of Bolknsp they thought of very little except the arx/ 1‘miilratutlrl'etiut, and if be ha* escaped It must be apparent to every careful through their htcdlaanea*. it b> bemnve otaerrerof the proceedings in Congreoo his punishment eras a secondary rtmeidethat the leadership of the Democratic lion, which they ioal right of in the ex­ eitement of the great discovery .” T; irinuj wiw, —j ,--------arc almost symbolical. Either in their doomed to an overwhelming defoat' It is proper sphere can accomplish wondersThe country payor is welcomed to the no tima now fur either a’ well-mcaaiog military dud with a low moral sen** or a homes of the coaalry people, and-whan a smart and erafly politician. It must be a ptroqu is board to aay tlrit they -re man of the loftiese character, or he will be beaten out of sight in the fall campaign. There arc such mm still ioride the Itepublicaa party; but I fear llw power of the “ruin" will render the nomination of one of them impoasiblc. Ws shall soon see, It is now manifest, even to th—e who could not or would not see it l*fore, that the Democrat* ia Uungrrs* are going to accomplish nothing oa the fitrnwrial qnration U b not merely that they had be­ —r—s refusing with unneerwary curt fore them tta difficulty of carrying Deas, to admit all specimens of women's through the Hou- such a_ measure aa work relating to dre**. raised such criti­ cism that it has been found expedient to modify tho rule. A strict interpretation of it would exclude all such valuable arts aa lace making, which has attaiued a very creditable mage ia thb eountry, embruid- Stocks went down frightfally, other bonks ibiecred in anticipation of runs, and for a while it asetnti probable that a panic would sweep over the street. Bat, fortu­ nately, tho event passed witboat a wide­ spread trouble. Thia failure lets ia a flood of light on Now York businra- end Naw York busi­ ness men. When thia staid, solid old beak —thja eminently rtwpcetable "finaodsl iastitultou." went under, and its affaire came to be investigated, it was found that none of the directon, or, for that matter any of the oflicera, knew anythinr about Ito mauagamrat, that mx one of them had ever looked into it, there had never been a regular meeting of tho board, and that the whole managvtucnt was left in the hands of one man, tlte Vice President, Patrick 1 people, and will only be regarded as For Vice-President. proof that the Lot shot Aos tfrucA which' JOHN F. HARTRANFT, will/maA the Daaaocratie party in Noef Pennsylvania. yea to the decision of the RepuMiRepublicans of Michigan, citiaeaa of th. Courty of Bttry and lb« City of HsMiagsk let as in behalf of the -uw of equal and exact justire to alt men irre­ spective of party, sect, color, or nationality send answering to the Republicans of the Granite Hills, aa endorament ef the principles of the Republican party, and ofthe administration aa firm and unflinch­ ing, and a protest aa bold and defiant of the position of the ao called Democratic, but really Coafederate party, u today com— to ua from that home of patriotic j—— -r— th* MtM rf 1 'TTT-l™.., iS- — 1—• — J4. *• Every Instrument FULLY Warranted OU PUk aid OrtaK lata ii Muse far Ma R. D. BULLOCK,, Wholesale Agent .for Michigan, Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch House* at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and " ••aar« PBaaanoaoar, �retire- Tn« Ksr*»L|CA" amtui ron ar uaat tram. ' SIGHT Msr&iidii SOHGsExsy£fflj The editor of the Montcalm Ilrrald sets his editorial up himself, and without any cop/ before him. The Kent County Republican Conrsation will be held at Grand Rspid., April ■> It ..11 ..-U—L ‘ 1 LakeMieh^an.Saperi^, lIw> »<»’l Ik. Detroit river, sad Lak. Rrie. srorL «S-1 seeking I. ibb w< .lun u ww<n-ju SET EF FlMPtelttll The Adventists' CoOsgr at Battle Creek closes on the 24th, and the "pcisig term begins April 12lh. Hchuyler Colfai will lecture in tho Ashing tkerain a. they thlak proper. joint. Koettn, uuu.t, ner. luunr. lacox. cboku. gkxkk. KO. KOUJf*. KOCK nULKO. DArxrroKT. *recurtxt. WA3Hr¥OTGK. IOWJL Crrr.GKtX pioo Ltr"T*UttMUK. 60 Cents. education of children will be welcome at the Kinder-Garten each Wedmteay mor ning front 9 to 12. location No. 8S Jef- Fraak Uorton. of the 8*nlt canal, that the canal will !«■ ready for iproing on April 25. The hand rar on the C. A L. Il P. II. run over a dog near Potterville Eaton county, throwing the rar off the track and badly braising the section hand* who were on the ear. Thomas Belta, and IVbolt, who plead guilty to the burglary of John Miller'a clothing store, in Battle Creek a few weeks agn. Were sentenced by the Circuit Court on Munday last—tho former get­ ting seven years nt hard labor in the Stale O-DATS ADVERTISEMENTS. 60 Cents, Licafo Um JUticej SPECIAL NOTICES. J. Cole & Son IT WILL CONTENT YOU ANNOUNCEMENT Iswil.er as ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Liat of Patents . HU «e. Irir.plating a rial re U11U00 aU Having formed a Co-partnership for the (Signed! Brun.an MrLu LA.x. Krpoee of carrying on the Agricultural iplement trade, want all in want <>f Farm ing tools from a plow point to a Thrashing Thane noted -Machine to gire us a call. We are located regular iu the room, firately oerapied by Dwight nuqmee uf electing State delenlos to ths Thursday March 3tHh. and »lse aaJ thMigbiftil National Coavenuon in Indianapolis on A Burrall one door East uf II. A. Good years Hardware Store where we shall be pleased to meet our friends. Our stock West Point Cadelahip will be entirely new and selected specially ‘L. .L _ e_ _ __ • .1 ■ _ - * ufaetured in their own county, which.can be bought there foe 10 cient* Moses W. Field ha* called an Indepeud- GROCERS. racial ate domestic topes, mstracULd amuse them by its foreign and domSEc cnrrewpoodcnce, -boicr stories, quaint char­ acter sketches, sparkling and Witty para graphs, original ogd entertaining araoante of travel and adventure, cbaas and pottle columns, etc. AH the nows, eummerstal, political and general, ate the erram of wrentjlitera tnre. A newspaper that will meet errrv '« Gilbert, dale. Michigan Uiy. W. Greding. Pulley*. Detrou A. Hall, Making ExeeteUr. Jacttuo J. Higgins, Table Kahe., Itrtrmi ids. Otr k tat it tk Livat Unn tat UH PUStffl stucco f , . WATEfi LIE LIE SB(t8 G cun aa Willano, Rep. 3rd Cong'l District. pose of considering th* matter, and effect tug some srrangvmeat preparatory to ironing the road. Thia, however, may prove to be nothing more than a rumor. A comiderable portion of the road bed is completed, and it is I oped that at no diatent day the entire undertaking may re- Wiihfohn of the J.... publirau. toward our foreign l«n> cilixeas * ,ki* 500 CORDS WOOD. 500 cords of 1G inch store wood for sale at $1.25 per cord aelirered. ' C. F. DM IGHT. If You Want T he Best Mini:Ess Ust,EmrBM fbks. CALIFORNIA SUBSCRIPTION-POST PAID, For Kansas and Colorado The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Hail rc«il fnun Kiriu, (‘ire «n.l nn ■i.nrni leskteel »n l <b» r^plialiu*. m dktboit ran Shingles, Lath, &c. ihieh New f/ani|ehire haa Ilrpublk-SID “f ; enough. W ith.nit either policy Tie Detnit Free Pres Co. intelligent voters of the country during DETROIT. MICH* •■1^ is concerned, that party .land* •ulelalialJy READ THIS Republican Caucus. ..d llepe. . .r william | F.'jsRUGMAN A SON. Hampshire grretly tilB lodge, in Michigan, withan ng-' 1 Grat Redictiai ii Prices! •^1'* Irani from the £h://c that P. "W. Ben Hill rey. that if the RefteJic judt. Hoyt nl lirand Rapid., on Monday. 1 l< To the Centennial via Baltimore Republican < aucus. .nick we.rauu.1 refrain from ' ike rem*rt*Me kralikft.lsre. him. P"1,1* ,if« wil* h*r' ftr I We shall have to Ind him fin-well, Niagara Falla ' x^M,r or Buffalo. “ JOHN STANLEY. Green Bay and Marquette Line Io the only Itno for JlXtarUJJ, w Amro wk. Fomd De Lar. Ouwwnew. Arrurroa, Uuu Bat. Kacawaaa* Nmavxbm. IfaaQi-rrva, Hocuma, STEBBINS BRO’S. fall >up|Jy at J. P FURNITURE BUSINESS NOTICE. Bepilbli. thad any Br Outikit Or Committml Hrxnr HntonTAUx Cteiraiaa. Republican Convention From M to II .23 as to grade. Warranted from 13 to 25 eta., cheaper than any other House in Barry County. COFFEE For 25, 2s, 30, 33. 4<» and <3 rent-. Look at the quality. CANNED GOODS Totnatora, Prachre Chemos, Ilumbi Pine Appte, Pears, Green Pres. Ae., Ac­ . CANDIES W hare the beat asnortment and wll for warranted. We Invite all persons to cnll and Inspect our goods, for they all the Irast money in the city. ‘ bsor Inspection No trouble at all TOBACCO show goods. Parties having PMurea to frame Republicans of Rutland. .lair, lor lownmup I pcinl. deiopure to th* Coantv Convention, t to be bold in Hartirte <« rfatnrday Apnl i Dated Rutland, Mareh 17th 1R7«. Republican t'eucua. The most wonderful explanation oftho Democratic defeat ia New Hampshire comm from the aoft money curwwity ahop iti Cincinnati. TA* jTnfwwvr office. “The Democrat* of New Hampshire and Counectieul," says the editor,‘•failed to present to the people bennefcwnt measure. They ignored the vital teae, end they will prob ahlyloae Connecticut aa they have lost New Hampshire. Possibly they will by and by lean that in espousing the peoph s side of lion which tou.be. al) bumthe money qt----uerw and all prosperity, lie* the path to political snerras, as to enrnmoc justice. If the Democratic party wtD not, learn that (mmm the coming Prvmdetitial elertiou will be an enlarged Photograph of Nsw Hamp­ shire, and with good reason. The wiytir ing Democrats, though foob or bondhold­ er. ought to lie able to read that fart by higAC. Speaking ofthe Pendleton drvri..patent, the New York ZfernWmya “Altogether the transaction reHeet* no credit upon Mr. x “ • - 1 hate been legally «T tasters nwatalnj tn th* H**l*r entitled le the nonry which he earned tarry fi-my. Mkb.. «•»* ”■ under hi. rontpeL But -rurally the Alice <W». Etsrtrek J TL— whole bttenom i. n job- It. revelation eloore the career of Mr. Pendleton a* a uaafttl ate trusted leader of hi* party. It will be regarded with sorrow by the ooun- The Clymer committee doings it in said have given fresh internet to Darwin's ob*er rations on climbing pistils—especially to his account of their carious twistings and n> we can do It I’ . _-r and Cheaper than any house In P ,f County. We keep the Largest a.,j Best selected stock of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDixoa, Biucxm, Parwa-HoLb- “Yen rascally little rar," is lbs w the New York World begins a reply to Republican contemporary. That com from harrowing the nervs with (lyme Peerless Milk Safes l am -tew all alone in the Photograph busineu,- and aa I have made tnwae mratn to increase my farilitim for doing ibrtter wvri than ever, aU should call ate gM a negative token. The mtporiOeiiy at my work in the past ia a salcient guarantee at irat e iworir in the falars. Haims ia Washington Block, .eg kiohtt lata, at wma 50 ARE IMPROVED For What? FLORfflCE Sim lACHISK NOTICE r FARM FOR SALE! Salisbury & Brossesu. �auci Election Notice. Chas. E. Little' Tobias J C Van Winkle Byron E Van Brunt Goo V an Wmkto A A Van Erwy Chan B Yau Brunt Jobs 8 Vivwaa Wm »rj. . — Vrooman Mayor M Williams Truman Bright James IF WtSiatas Gm. W Sr H ood George Welch W F WiW. J s IFt-imer Deloa Woodrooff Edward Wilkins James L Youngs George Ja"WCSi.. Mercantile .Training Zi Floral Guide YOUNG MEN Handsomest Guide published. Send for It. 1 DETROIT SEED CO., Lawson’s Curative FOURTH • FIRST •VFJLXVD- PICTURE FWES Tlie most extensive, thorough and comnlcte institution aT the kind iu the world. Eight thonaand graduate. of this college Inw in'tu-cvraful bupinew in the principal cities and towns of the ifnited States i PICTURES, j Picture Frame Mouldings. Bailey Henn 11 Brown Edward F Ramen Chauucy A Bower JamcaM Bowne Andrew J Blanchard Johnatha Bailey AMa W BaflayCfcarto. A Broaaou Newton J Black Aaron .M Button WiHiaxa A Tas RUM Kill of EdKatiaa for Yom Moo. GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. WI ateaale and Retail. 11 Michigan Grand Avenue, Detroit. fgNTRAL L. E. STAUFF I Magnificent granite building, with elc| gantly fitted and funic-bed apartments fur ; tho application of and carrying out of <>nr tiorel and systematic mediods of sSSESsSSS'tiF.i HASTINGS, SCIATICA. NERVOUS ICK HEADACHE. L. •ndU.U.Mak.i. I;-, FAT'EXPBIWS esMCKu-J. L«.(Tv. BUSINESS TRAINING. ALBERT DI< TOSOH, Rromley Murray Barlow Chas E Cornell Sylvester Clow Horatio Dewvy Geo M Darling Wm II Diekerwtn James IHekey William I! Dunning Jatnrei Dwight Chariot F Dennis John II Eastman William T Francisco John Frrat WilHxm H Goodyear Henry A Grebb* John A Goodyear George E Goodyear Nathan B Wbdehole and Retail. Rheumitrem, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Young men who contemplate a buainaw I life, and parents having rotis to el urate. SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO I are particularly rc*|Uralod to send THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE I for doe nmenta relating to the college. which BOYS AND GIRLS. [ give full infunnatuui ns to terms, coudi- SSiS.iaiiX'ss’j DUl.cn IK SEEDS, FOR SALE at THE BANNEWlr FICE filCKFOp.D w°matic Knitter MICHfGAN 1878. SCRIBNER'SMONTHLY. 1876. Erway Eli Filth John L Goodyear WmS Green Wellington CENTRAL RAILROAD. We Invite the attention of the public to riCMIBXEB'a MOXTULY. which now deservedly ranks among the juust n.- t j. craft. j. i>. rosm. F retch I A«X ttelroii. W, Pre* A*x5etMI frt ilmTaitorrs© RAIftOAD. THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting MachineI Beunott David J (.'ampbeil Frank E ■ Campbell’Robert B CoDma Elbert 8 Craddock Joreph Cannon Peter Evans Edward J Gilbert Heuiy F Gregtwy Dwwitt (' Green kdward L f.km Robert Coosi Bylvestc Curtin A AV " “ ~ WML L’PJ ■firstt.sw.” "Gabriel Conroy." by Brel Harte, ,Of which tbo Ikxtun /tos/aays: '*It la a serial that will make every new num­ ber of BcbibyiEb’h cargerlv m.iiglit for.' If H bad nothing else t>* recommend Haynes George Headrick Wm O Haff Edward 1. Huffman Wm II. Hogie Edward Y Mallory Edwin H Main Fred Main Mils Main Harn Meaner Owner E_^_2 " Marsh Theodore D / Myers Willi Mance Danis! Morgan Wt The Loulavlll "The second Ini er than the tln*t Inobd/or." TggSUi ‘Philip Nolan’s Friends,’ (teGirtii at flmr Mt STRAWBERRIES AHO PEACHES ESS Quackenbush Ro lae Joseph Lotvoso D Ryerson Abraham J r . red K a *— **L— Shriaer William 8 Salisbury Beth Slocmn George W Hmith Pbiocas Tyler Aiooro H I Phillips Travers Phillips Leander Pratt P D M Roberts Janie-* I’ sssis- *fgjj!.*»ggtKS Sf Nicholas for 1875. i.ardre >re4>.|l c.C.c.JfhlK j; novel ■» laid iu an English mining town and from the find logo tu the la-t the Interest la unrtagxint.-. Among other notable papers we men­ tion the followins: "A SECOND •FARMER’H VACATION," by/flol. Gfcortow E. WXKIXO. dearintlve of a I row-boat nde of two hundred and flfry : mites. In one of the moot fertile and In­ teresting of the vine-growing valleys of Europe—a region never seen bv the orI dlanry traveler, but full of interest. In Its social and Industrial at|>rcte. a rare «. SI .'WATMFW. *IU CU-.S Xsrsorios a»4 -t WM-fevs. Rjiestk. Maw. 1X.I.U.SM PENSIONS To whom Pensions are Throop Anneniiu Tinkler lUllmi.i II I’uJtrhill Rowland I. VanVleck Abdrew r.Worff HIIIL. alker Jan*- Bottom Betujnlt Bar ore Chancey Brenner Wade Brady Thoma* BaUh Wm Berry John _ St Nicholas for 1876 I'MKttMccea grester sUractiuui (than the prvibius tuImbiss. A strssg festure uf th" new Tulumc la an American Serial Story ‘•The Boy Emigrant*," byNoahBroaki, Oi»lng ths aiheuturei »f a party of l»jr, on their lung journey screes ths plains. .1111 a Ti.M partrehure of their Life in California during thu days of __ tbeu Gold-Fever. -Mr ltnw.V. I...... . " .1.1, MB. AM there Is ■»> sUlarei p. be das « ladrstsreol nocnn th- rare uf twu bandr alas-naht daltua sad artrr-aise real! it •ad atre •» aUareer (re ufl.cMT Sr. Mui a, in Uad ■.Hirers i-re-lr ar<>vMol->o 11 er orereeduss at Is. or in walp. hattos bs •litutedlorerererUisawoual das an aatd ears « aaf part ibsrerf Notice Is hseahy FREE HOMESTEADS ■Mt *M CksMcst 'iuirMCZ.aM UMIOJf PAinnc" RAILROAD, UIWffBRASK’A. OIASD BANK All DETROIT THE EREMY OF DISEASE I THE FOE OF PAIN Itby opinion; “XHE OLI ' for pure sentiment; tOCIETY" for gracc/ul Tte tes! Beieiy for Hart Tines! 8IAND RAPID! DIVISION. The Reliable Sheri Line ■nff* ■•asrsks lAsesesr IkctsH «tt SmSw rws sserslirr.l Simla . TSmtl st Bsrrv Looser is Uio Ma MPSTANG LIN ENT « YEARS AH hTOOD THE TEST OF ScMiMKB’a MOXTHI.Y ia now rccogntred.both In this eountry and In Eng­ land. aa the great r.*nre»etitallvc Amer­ ican Magaalne. Encouraged by the favor accorded to It by a generous public, weshnL* alm, daring the Centennial year, to rcllpae its formerachlevmcnta In both Its Lite­ rary and Art depart man u. Hcmbxkh la sold by all Fnwr Ct.atw THERE IH KO ROHE IT WILL .IT Wai a DENT r -----.U ■uri.ra aa<l rrlsiMured by , nrt nf pTM«nl .J . i»el eontributers. among vham are: Ulya»t. George Mar *lOi2!^,.C'ir,S5?aXOl*‘0- Eoul'“ U I-B- Aldrich, Pbvlte. Abl,y Morton Diax. HarrietH.Procott Bpofroolc.^SZd. Donald U. Mltetrell. H-. >»«Sund SHAKERS’ GENUINE FWWIB k VEGETABLE trout, Lucy Lareom, Qharie- Dudley Warnen Bret Harte. J-rank it. Hock| ton, EUnbeth Akers Alton, T. W. Hlg. »nr tnu mtos at ism IOWA axdIJbbraska. uarfsl.Uveljr.ami osterulalng aa die i urt bort wnims aMsrtlst* saa make U. Some of the yin«t Works ol Great Palo tern bare boon eagroreu f, Mitmuus. and iu HluMratioiu fH )»~i MWaycwr; M for bound ro . DEN Ite Mute I'm Hire JLR ft> a. tjL**^**^^**••»*’ M Ff—!_•*«. l-mducu will pay for Ltd SEMKyd'i I * ""*** P*.*.!*" AT THE rUE BEST PRAIRIEiLAND mJ I-prnr —n tj&srsrtat- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-03-29.pdf 6c38d3635a7070f4b3e1647526a418f9 PDF Text Text Qeo. M. Dewey, Tift editor and publisher. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 187G. fS8FE8SKJll4L ABB BTO1HS CABBS. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MIOH. L. E. STAUFFER, [Prop. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. WHOLE NO. 1035 £££*£ Better than inheriting n handsome There u no organlraUon, considered in projwrty, or holding a lucrative office, must it bo to rank as a prominent Dem­ reference to trad* and commerce, existing ocratic lawyer. Such a man does not cm- tn this country, or perhaps iro any other, that embodies more wisdom 'or. has a bctxlu, no.doo. be bribe ur toko bribes — think of hi* proponing to per a gamoling higher character than that of tbo New Hare now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE a full and comdebt to mo, a tuaristai*! A nm name h. simply cAarpra, with a vigor that would Ycwk Chamber of Commerce. Iu mem­ it would gi’e if tho story got oat! have put to shame MacDonald's charge at bership is largo and include*. the bort On* objsetioa often made to keeping plctc line of the battle of Wagram, and as he generally He is a brave boy. though for all that. practical financial and btuinoe falelli. land permanently in grate b that weeds Tim night the littie brown house on the has his clients' moary in his hands, he gencc of New York and Brooklyn. The come in and crowd out the graosc*. This hili had a new visitor; no other than lakp extra good care of his toll before he opinion of such a body of men u entitled b only true in neglected fiefis, aa i* shown poyf over. There is the case of the Hen. h d Judro Graham himself to gn-at weight; and that uur read ere, may by the fallowing : He just jumped up and said ehoehilly : “You havo a noble little sou, madam," Georg* H. Pendleton of Ohio, who expects om what they think on the currency In a report of Lawes and Gilbert, the •■Oh yea, mamma! Ill go." be said to Robbie a mother; and ha told to fimire as a candidate before lb.- next question We quote as follows several of most celebrated Eoglbh experimenters, Then be caght un hia little cap in Democratic Natitmal Convention. He was her tbo story of th* bet. th* resolutions adopted by the Chamber they arrive al thb gencra^rcauitThtfurv. band and the pitcher in the other, i “A boy with such a high sense of hon­ u appears by his own statement before st ■ recent meeting: tkooe rararam wtnA mwk nertatej rfa started off. the Gimmittoe 6n War Dcj-artmcnt Expeii or, even though in this case it was a mis­ "1. A general rwmnption of specie pay­ dixvo/Asy, at ike same r*M eery muefi eaBe was fa a great hurry to get back taken one, draerven to l>o looked after," ditar*, the President uf a railroad and the ments is alike indropensable to the rein­ I eratiMd A*j>n— added th* Judge ami then be mode a administrator of an eotato owing throe-fifths statement of our financial aflaint upon a tape," often of the road, ft might bo supposed that safe and enduring basis, to the restora­ It was down hill all the way, and bis yel­ in thaM ufficiil cajiaciliea, and under full His wife wa* an invalid, ami they lir*d tion of confidence atul activity in every low curls streamed out behind as hi’ little pay, >m could have seen to the collwliou striped legs flew over the ground. Judge of any claims of the rood which he regur bmoch of industry, and • t> renewed sueGraham, the richest and grande', man in dud a. salid. But Mr. PemBoton was re» in all the J«moils of commerce. "2. For tlio sttainment of this cad two the village, was just crossing the street aU. . lawyer in hia own behalf, and so be and Robbie had to wait a minute to let made an agreement with himadf—with things an- needful. An unalterable pur^b* Judge looked at him anti the approval, ufcourse of the other owners p-rte on the part of Congrow and the peo­ and Gilbert made some very intercering ple u> abide by the law of 1S75, fixing experiments with different meadow land. of the rood, who would have been likely। the 1st of January, 1879, for the rewumpin addtrio, io th. abovs, I wish to i "I'll bet you a quarter youll fall down to b* guided by his advice in the matter— to collect a claim against tho Government II lion of epccio paymenu, and the requi­ briefly refer to another remarkable point. and break that pitcher, little boy." he site ability on the part of the Govern­ Al great labor and cipuoe they tried of 1148300, for which he was to receive I HTOVKS: 1 , ra,, .. •WhirtHag a* merrily a. . brk, hb hte the modest cociperiMtion of 50 per cent. ment to redeem iu legal-lender notes in similar pieew of moadowi with different coin al tin- time appointed iu said law. fcrtiliien. The change in relative on one car, and bls pent* tucked into hi. "This ability may bo acquired in one proportion of plants in the meadow was boots, a boy canfc towards me of whom I Ju»t st that minute— how did that stone asked the same question. The fellow of two ways: cither by an increase of VtXT striking. ° ’ I irct in tbo wav ?—whack went Robbie's gold in the Public Trcnury prior to Jan By irrigation, in England, it has boon looked up and with a glance took Jn my »y <lrm, my natiormlity, my profeuary 1st, 1879, or by a material tlceresue found that some grasses increase, others Hxs die Largest Door of any Stove in the Market. decrease; that “large and innutritions iuou and almost my name I herb* in pastures are destroyed by irriga. ^“Yes, rrrv'nor,' ha replied, with a The OilANGER s “4 Nothing can pumibly b* gained by lion, their phoe being supplied by the brat qSxriral Jiook: 'follow your nose, and deferring to a latter period than that now gntsans." Docks and a few others are ex­ youTl ba there afore you know it.' This i« the HsndwnJeat >....1 Ilcuvi.-.i fixtd by law the redemption with coin of. ception to this rule. wsa ‘Young America;' and as he pransd A little editor is a “we" thing Manuractured. ita legal-tender notes by the Treasury, One great cause W deterioration of on I heard him matter, ‘A Johnny Bull Sometimes gets out of temper—Stell. "Don't err littlu boy," he said. “It! fur sutinticn roncluuvcly show a balance meadow land the English have ftdly Prices Lower than Ever Before in Barry County. hurt pretty badly, didn't it* Be a man., The hardest part «if a cradle—T of trad* against the - country ever since learned, that is, “by allowing great to get' though." the war in exeem of the aenua! product "I won't cry fur the hurt," said Robbie, of our miurw. mikes the hay of poorer quality, but it struggling bravely with hit tears: "but 1 “5. Bv a timely exercise of the power weaken* the plant*. This tact cannot be don't know huw I'm ever going to pay When cultured people have done a good conferred by the existing law for resump­ too itrongly impressed upon firmer, every­ it.” tiring financially, they arc very apt to tion of specie payments on the 1st of Jan­ where. ’Dim principle w well understood gratify their loogirtg to cultivate their The Judge thought Robbie meant the uary,•! 879, th* Secretary of the Treasu- and practiced by the gardener. He knows Ditcher, but Robbie wai talking about the ■etheric tastos by European travel. And that his plant* will grow %rptr and last so we see Mr. Psodk-too, shortly after his transaetioa. forming one in a pleasant bonds abroad to meet id! extraordinary longer if he pinches the flower-bud* off, or -demand* for exchange, to cheek the out­ if he prevent* them from going to seed. little traveling party, of which the present . thought poor lobbie. he walked sadly flow of sfweie, and to rccuparatc the na­ Wo can prolong the life b! -nearly every drcmed lad with book, and a brack box borne; “but I did. an-1 now I've got to Mrs. Belknap was another. Such omnei- tional fund by a temporary retention al herb by prerentinz it from seeding. Wheat I had found this the only way of stopping nay Honest men always pay th dr debts. entious trusteeship of the property of or­ homo of the whole product of our,mines." may be made to last another rear beyond a Yankee buy. When 1 asked him the I I’ana al wap did. fur taamma liu often phans, and such diaintensted soil of a These resolutions, with tune others, its usual urn* if the flower-stalks arc kept question, he lifted hia hat, and turned and railroad officer iu looking after the Inter­ told me no, and that was the reason people rane he can't shoot straight. ‘Pres up having rcfsrana- to the same subject, indi­ cut back. Nothing is more tryinmto clo­ walked a few stops with me. I always thought so much of him, if lie was ests of stockholders' surely, ought not on ■ If you find it bird splitting wood, rap­ ly to be recompense"! by suitable recrea­ cate the view of the New York Chamber ver than to permit it to go to seed. The this street three Nocks, air, till yon come poor. Everybody respected him, muntn* of Commerce as to the policy to be pursu­ earlier hay m cut, the bettor far the to that large Iron before a drug store. •ays, and she IcUa mo to be tike him ; and pose you split th* difference. tion, Irat to remind Ih-mocratic adtmrers ed. The great difficulty in achieving strength and longevity of the jdante. I can't unless I jay my debts. I mtnn't of the larger trusts and heavier roq-otiri specie payment st the time draiguatod is I tell mamma about it. that's sure, or she'd hiliiios of the Presidency itoelr go and p«y it, and she hsan't got any more Mr. Pendleton, however, is not the only How striking I Mown. Hits A Kicks grass for hay. Moot of them believe it b specimen oftheao discreet and «df-prc<ect. ! I than enough fur her and baby slid me keep alagerbisr saloon iu New York. best to mow when the plant* arc fa blos­ ing Democratic lawyers. Gov. Tilden < f There bar-, been good many fires New York has long been known to bo ansom, but many of them writ longer. I | Robbie looked quite sad when he got are busy construction rurrwy platform girls, bo carcfal about your hare jest given a well oiUblished rule, home. Mamma thought it was the broken lately. on which to run a prraidential candidate, that for pxxl of the plant, cut before the | pitcher that weighed upon his mind, and rather than iu devising any method by flowers appear. In the American Agricultu­ , tried to comfort him. but Robbie was whieh to living about specie payment. rist for 1875. page 217, Prof. iV. O. At­ ' turning over titans in hia curly head. He Their great question is, if j»»wible. to water give* the latest conduxioes of chem . couldn't think of anything he could do banxioaixc the two wings of the Democ­ ist on the"proper time to cut hay: “Itde­ that would be worth twenty-fire cents to racy, so that both shall pull .together pend* 1st, upon the feeding value of the anybody but his mamma, and she fculd't different patterns of imported and domestic next fall. Republicans seem to be wait­ crop gathered, 2d, uj»n the value | afford to j»y. Tilden's bands a aarylav of about 1290,900 ing to see what the Democrats will pro­ of the aftergrowth- 3d, upon the A warning to, boys who- patrunite pie­ He charges 120,OKI as outran! fees, and pose beferi- taking any decisive step value of th* root* and stubble left to ea stands—The Pi-Elaa of Harvard were it issuppAwed that, en one daim and an­ i Politia and pwidMit-tnaking thus hold ridi the soil for another crop," He says : other for additional anrriem. he took the burned out lately, j the whole subject for the present in abey- “We arc forced to the rondusion that, a* ■grater part of the balance that was in his 1 A firat-claMs from Detroit, ex-, "It's a luvuly doll, dear grandpa and hands. Hut m this purchasing Commit- I; anew, and the people arc left in unoer- far * the Jtntt»y ralur of tho .crop h pected aoon. when we slmll be prepared to furnish the best <jf|i grandma, but—but—I'd hern hoping it tee hare let fourteen year goby without' tainty as to what, if anything, will be concerned, the meet profitable time for liar­ dote. The difficulty of the resumption rendering any account of their tnatmje-1 । courtly wise. This is tin- one grvaj toil voting dover. b a little bafora th* period Clothing MA.D1C TO ORPER, ->.i pcrf.-ct of fall blreoom. The experiment* upon । nwnt. the matter is in a fig which it is iI of every currency scheme. By thia ten other graswa have not been as extensive, fits guarautee<l. at the Ohl Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hast-,, the object of this anil to dear up. Mr. II all the measures Cotignw on the sub- but so far as they have been made, as wdl _____a-__ i._ .1________ _wl । ing«. M ch. i ject are to be judged. as from analogy, w* may adopt the ranic oondurions." And he add* : "The** reX some fee, and as he has enjoyed extraor­ suits, obtained by positive eeiencc, dinary facilities in the commercial centre , agree with'’ the experience of the of the country, has become the [twev-jr | away ; others found that they, could buy most observing, intellirrol, peacitoa] men.' of great wealth, which he is now using to ready-made clothes at a !<■* price than she Another thing: if we cut early, wo save Some people iw*m to make very hard could afford .to make them for. So it promote his chancre for the Presidency. more lime for t^e **eond growth for work of undrrstondiug thf jwrfectly clew And what a placer that would Ik- to these grew worse and worse, and Mra. Gray's shrewd and avaricious attorneys' 'We ease of the IL puLliran victory in New another mowing or feeding. The whole heart often failed as she found how her of the article referred to u worthy of I We raperted the Demo­ do not moan that they would transgress llacipshiic. earnings fell off and thought of the long, careful study. cold winter that was coming so fast. ’ any law, but—the man who makes 5tl per cratic organs to show their ingenuity in distorting and misrepreaeuting the matter, I am not a chemist, nor havo 1 made cent, commtauous out of his uwn railroad Robbie knew all alwut it, and if he was careful experiment* to find the best lime and his trusteeship of orphans, evidently but did nut apprehend that anybody else nut saddened by it, as hts mother was, it to cut hay,but in an addn*s. January, woulihbot suffer if the President's salary could be misled by their nophistriw dr Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. 1872, jmnud In th* Report of the Michi­ sbouldUip put back to S25,tMJ0 a year. could fail to get at the truth where it is so obvious. It in intimated that this gan Board of Agriculture, on theoretical then turn it, and ent from th* tenderloin. grand Rt-jiubli»sn triumph i> not entitled Cuds, with some obaervarion, I slated Help lhepnrot* to both kinds. In carving a leg of ranUou Or liam, be graaw* should be cut earlier than b to its apparent significance because it has been bought. Now it is within the oog- lhe practice with most farmers,—a litllr gin by catting aero* the middle to the HOWARD WATCHES. riitracc of everybody that the effect of brfort tJu plaolt were ta /fewer. Several Lone. Cut a tongue acre* and not length reasons arc there given, some of which arc wise, and help from the middle part. money improperiy used iu election* — tak ­ and m felt thal his good tutne was at Carre a fore-quarter of lamb by aepora ing the worst caaes on record—la exceed­ lhe same sb now riven by Prof. Atwater. stake, the nano that his father had home ting the shoulder from the ribs, arid than » ingly limited. Tn close elections it may so honestly before him ; and poor Robbie's divide the riba. To carve a lain *f -red, turn a Ter j small percentage of rotors, heart grew sad and heavy as he thought begin at the smaller end and aeperatc the without clearly effecting the result, be­ about it. cause corrujaion, like an epidemic; cannot Robbie had one treasure, which he wore l>c controlled by politic*! line*. One party boys votes for the veA^ reason that was a gold dollar, and Robbie had worn it it want* to offset what it belveTe* the other for a rear, because almost the last thing pahy is doing in the same line. In judg­ papa had done was to bore a holo in it and ing of an election, therefore, this element hang it around his little boy's neck, laugh­ may u*u*llv be clunited, especially in the ing as he did so, and saying: preseuc* of large result* and poartirt in­ "Theru my boy, if you are not big dication*. Hero in New llamrebire we enough for pockets yet, you shall have a sec steady Republican gains, distributed pocket-piece al! tbo same." GREBLE & RUSSELL, VINEGAR oA *-s-^Va'Wy. IVWsucajI Bvm BA TBS OF AD FEB TTSINO. 'zlwsssst*** ukk*- ST*11 Scitmut /I Sr^T-rs, Shot, Shiqif Brllt, ®eV ®7®/r tccj Ttl\ TW> fjoutt ^un/hti/iilq (footit. The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, " Boiler Plate Stove The finest and largest line of , ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a . ■VJE3EB.TT FIJVK line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED CUTHS IND CASSIMERES. TAILOR I J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. GILES, BRO. & CO. IYHOLESALE and RETAIL JEWELERS, . RKITVMK. I tenrai. C»4< HAVE YOU A DOLLAR ? FOR ONE DOLLAR Wo will send, Post-paid Snptal asi Mechanical DENTIST THE WEEKLY WOHLB! DENTIST Huivillt, - Milan. 1»«7 tkla* steal tbs b 5*w aM BOARD k« KUQM, WJ0 »» DAT' fSepbimtimg DOHE at this OFFICE imposition hated OPPOSITION COURTED. Teas, Coffees and Spices jrOEETNT ST-A-WTlZETSr’S. AU re-Je. or T~" .Jtk 1K'“e «re!h "“J U^ lml-rwn. S. S. SU^CRR * CO-.. •' ",r -le »i Rrio" ’’bid‘ dc“ give me a call. to do. He just seixed his little rap and trotted off, as fast * he eotddgo, to Jadgo Graham's great white house, with tall elm tree* nodding Wore it, and the bitter sweet vinca, with their bright scarlet ber­ ries, clambering aver U. Judge Graham w* rather surprised to see a strange little boy inhered' into hb library, and still more so, when Robbie, atatux-ring and frightened, bid determ­ ined to go th roegh with what he had un­ dertaken, pulled tbo gnid coin out of hi* boaom, and fumbled with trembling little fingers at the knot "What b it nry boy 7" arid Judge Gra­ ham, kindly and then Robbie's tongue was unloosed. "Oh, Judge Graham I I havn't forgot­ ton my debt. ten debt I wa* was afraid you'd think I had, but I didn't know kaow how fatbe iatbo world to pay it. 1 thought and tb-.-Ugbt, and then I remembered papa's dollar, that ha gave ms the day be waa KIM," and Rob­ bie cboksd down a big sob. “I meant to kwp it always, but then I knew papa would rather 1 should ba an honest man, like Im ww, and I aort of felt aa if I was paying papa's money to Iren hia name the way ho left it And no, Judge Graout£. dollar radWod up wirttfuHy Conipoiwn tariie-t .nd Competiuon DeBed m OLD HUNDRED. Then he liad gone away to lib work, among th* great whirring machines in the factory, where he was overseer ; and two hours afterward all that was left o! Rob­ bie's papa was brought home to hb widow and orphans. Robbie never eould forget that day, aud the gold piece was a sacred relic to him. He had never even thought of it ■ tuoocy, utatil one day, when lie was brooding over his troubles, an idea Cashed into hia mind. He did not slop to consult anybody, be was too much afraid his courage would “»l into Um Judga'a bee, with hi. blue- eym. Tbo Judge had-forgrrlton nil about the bee, but, when he had drawn tlw whois with “pity ends.' A teacher in oae of oar prominent female seminaries on the Hudroc on being asked by a young lady of her da* what pig-iron *u, replied. “Iron given .fa ex­ change for awine 1" The “leap year necktie" for gentlemen booL It h a youg lady'« sleeve with an arm fa it, and go* all the way round the nock. Every enterprising young man St. Georg* Milvart's new work, "le*>n» from nature, as manifested in mind tod manner, " is just ready in linden. Tho work on Libraries, to be iaued by the Bartan of Education, will be of much wider scope than was at first contemplated The President (Store*) of Amherst mp tbit the modern system of edncatiori, em­ bracing a multiplicity of topics, is injnri. on* to the memory. Gen. Read, our Minister to Greece, i* said to ba writing a history of this eotratay. It will be the fullest and most com­ plete history of Greece ever published. The Rot. G. IL Crooks, D. D., i. hard al work upon the “Lift and Leuera of The Church Union traticca the ftet that th* First Presbyterian Church of Baltimore has had for it* pastor, in the The Rev. J. B. C. Abbott will add an­ order named, the KeV. Mc-wra. Fnrnis, other biography—probably one of Frank­ Bellow*, Sparks, Bluup tad Buruop. lin—to complete hts eeries of “American iMttor to the Phillddphla cousin—“We PioMera and Patriots," in twelve volumes. shall eertanly be there oa the Fourth, if not aooaer—the entire doreu of ns.” Do not be aftaid—w* shall mA disapjioint you Narer fool in boainaa mat ten. Do not kick stctt one in your. path. Lore to think and act for yotiraclf. Keep ahead rather than behind lha small quanity a» a time is readily eaten on the ground by tho stock, a* it will* and piartially eirea. Thiatle* and many other weeds are treated fa th* manner. In place cf the we«da and seeding gra*m will of­ ten spring ep afrofa bit*, very agrwwbk to atockefml kinds. In pectoral fa tbie country we very often »* June gramand other gra*!» seeding *ariy in th* season, thus weakening the roots. The dead dry crament far the next four year*. This u the question befurc the country, and it might just * well be asenmed once fur al! that the country understands it. Independent organ* may fancy that aom* little *han> olwervations id tbair own, some irrelevant cavillings about “Grantism," are going to tare this mighty tide which comm ftvm the cedlisicn <a pending iwues. and substitute some ingenious nrogramtnc evolved out of their uwn eg-iti*ucal profundity. Th*y will find where tbcT are tn due time. Of the DemocraUc leadera no eotamoo bkmo is lobe expected. "T-l_________ .1____ L. .l__. ..__ »__ a Th* King of Bavaria has bmtowed the Knight-hood of th* Order of Maximilian on prafi-ewt Max Muller. This Order m___ ___________________ _____ ooafiaed to a limited numbrr of men div- meat of the aahihllatioo. arc utterly tinguiabed in acience and art. corrigible. They have list the due Th* following Americans have been ' --------------------- . OUMtratory ax Washington; IW Goald Han^htrc tb. thw^dor i Do not meddle with bssro-w you knew of the Foeth American Argretine RnpuL -u ----- 1 -u— ----- • lie, aad Prof. Whitney of Yale Cuffepc A New Work oa "Ifnrmsh end its IoLabitaBta,"by ChaxUa Gordon, is aunouto ced in Loudon. In this' Utter Work lb* I sleep hard, in ordir to k-hold. ’ Certainly, let the board be spread end J bed be drcwscd for th* traveler; but Mt the espphsaie of bo^italily bn in pie to the verge of hardship' so that th* intellect is awake and seta the law* of lb* universe, th* soul worships truth and lore, honor and rourtteyjflow into all deed*" �Drwwx Falluro-Judfl. B.rrwttRstrts- Poliiioel— A CMtenntel Blunder—A Sad Story— Bu'-ine**. rapidly it would nsprowrish the foUM. Unr> The Sute would be ttapepdeisd. But under oediasry eircumstanea the Suu would hare a surpltu of one article and a deficit of another They would require cotton wool, ores, dysstnff* Ac At, with whieh to run their mill*, and tow, grain, rattle, coffee, lea, At. food the people. If all the other Stats* were Foe President, RUTHERFORD B HAYES. For Vice Praeideat. JOHN F. HARTRANFT, The people of Barry County to under­ stand that by a mistake in an order, they hare sent us 40 dozen waa told Ihit it ooaid not be remorsd without a Coroner'» order The proper mesaspo failed to reach tbs atborilim til! the office* were closed, ami the poor man walked the pier si) night, mourning by tlie body of his wife. Not till eleven o'clock tha next day could he take th*___ _ ___ corpse of tha wiffi and mother home to W«ir * »ndfo 1 Michigan stand then ’ It would ad iu surplus product, for gold, and with that gold it would purchsee .upplis*. The goods that were bought when there waa but one hundred millions wonld sell st a protainm, and it is very plain that every inflation of the irredeemable currency would carry that premium Mill higher. The merchant* would m that their prof it* murt be htryer each year to ‘ ’ of a depreciated eurroocy. T1 about 917.000, whfob he alwav* paid promptly Now that Bro. Drew ha* gone under th* note* are worth ju*t what lhe law, by General pit ; sad • hill lished letier by Mlniiter Ker Qulaey Adam*, prepoelsg. h ■ Tcmput mulanler. et not inutamiv cumciunilh*,''theold Romans u> r aay which being rcudarad In lhe > putting the finance* into a rendition that would enable the resident* of the Statu to compel* with the producers of other The Democratic papers are exceedingly States. Another would advocate dday. quirt on the Pendleton affair soggostiag that the growth of the State The investigation iato lhe post trailer­ would remedy the evil. ship business is actively progressing. While it is very evident Shake thing* up there, at Washington. would be a wide diversity of Expose ill the Democrats and Republican* girding the projwj conn*: to who have hail s finger in the pile. Kick would appear impossible that The State would bo obliged to reduce it* cxpencro to the loweatjpoaaible point consixteut with the efficiency of the public aervi et. It* people would l« made to i* rare to bring a period of disaster, and that lhe StJic bceomre dcmoralitrd when not in’exeta. of the reasonable want* of community. Gold would nowfiow in from the sale of it* raryliu productions. Re­ duced taxation would follow, and would become lhe baa'i* of the currency. If there would be any way l«r our Suu Rapid* oa lhe UXk of Msy weal, will la ksld st llw Crart Uoure. la lb* city ef IImmIbp on Mararday. ths nikfoysf April. !•?«. at 13 The wrer.ITvws.klr* la the Gmaly will be eatltle-lto four Jriegstn sack, sad the severa! wards aftba City of ttasllaga to oa* sack. By setter at MepoMieaa Caaaty Casualties THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM bilk, which should be legal lender fur all purchase* Tha people, by their iodnatry and thrift,\would become prodneen of clothing and furniture, and th. tillers «f lhe eoil would cultivate their aero, and Containing Qnc Hundred and Eighty Acres* of Land, 140 acres under cultivation. 40 acrea of Timber. The above Farm for sale Cheap and ou Favorable Tcrmrf. for further information call on or addrena . Ata recent gathering of leading l*emocrata end greenback Indepeodcnl* uf Illi­ nois, it is said the Democrat* pronounced the Independent platform wild inflation, and the Independent* refused to harden it. Mid retorted by calling the other fellow* Cupperhead* and Bourbon*, and charged' them with not knowing what they nrally did want. Finally it was agreed that Dem­ ocrats should be ran for Congress in Dem­ ocratic district* *od Independent* in the others, but. ss to the State ticket, the Commiadonm cvuld not sgree. *ud th* cnaferonee broke up without agreement. A Washington dispatch rays. "Clymer's Couuniltec is now runnisg manly a* a sort of circua for the benefit of ownapondenta,' b Clymer the n«y master ? Hia maneu- The PhUsdsJphia Time* ray* that inqui­ ries among the Philadelphia delegate* to the Peanoylvaaia Republican State Con­ vention show that after giving Hartranft a eomp&mentary vote, lhe strength of th* detagalion w01 be given to the candidate who ha* the best chance of being elected, whoever he may be outeide of Gen Bingham, who ha* pronounced himself fur Blain., none of the delegate, hare a. yet Beoidra tbc Gattlisg gun fraud with which rumor eooueet.* Gov. Hendriaks, be i* now accused of . ore disreputable operations at Indianapolis, that is, fig- Grand Rapids. R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON liking of all lhe little people, and the pictures are numerous and good John L Shorey. Boaton Maw. publisher. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A few short ye.ir* track and political partlaa Cooiaatad for ■upsriorlty u;>on great question* of national pulley or po­ litical economy, and aak even a Demo the pttrpeoc of getting a few thousand*. By reports from committee oftbe centen­ nial, it seem* a* if the women of Atucriru were not to hare anything to show ex­ cept pictures. There will not be wall steer enough fur all that arc sent. AH nght. Mrs: Wsahihgtun sptra and wore rotten dm*** atriped with »ilk raveled frotq old stqpking* for her family; and the Window women, who are justly en titled to be called the first Isdim of the country, u they eamc over among the brat to Massarbusrtt*, were clever nt em­ broidery and brad work, but their decesdant*have no suehskill to display, or arc not to be allowed to display iL All that the executive committea ol the centennial want to encourage in women is the ability to sculp and jaint. Now a [dain man may be excuacd for putting in a word here. I believe that I speak tbs ser.timcnt* of a gned many peofde of lhe best ctam in racy proudly- claim a* their founder Thoma* JcfTerson, who*e party. |>olicy teem* to liave been founded upon a low eatluute of human nature Io general Hct.ce in attempting to elevate hint­ self to the fbtefnagtairacy of the Union, bl* method vm «■ ViUttjr Washington fntblca, prejudice*. and low propenaitlraofthe million Iiemajogi-.ni was bla system and never ha* the leaching, of a leader, been more willingly fol­ lowed than are hia by hl* party of the present day. country, and this unmanly and debas­ ing system of pollttwi haa since contin­ ued to coutamlnata and debauch lhe polities of the land. Power la ennobling when honorably acquired and patriotically employ cl but when obtained by Intrigue and used for selflsh ends. It is degrading alike to him wboexoerctess It, and to those who are subjected to Its Influence. It was during the second contest, between HAZELTON BHO.’S PIANOS. HADEN & SON'S PIANO. ty-elgbt ploetorial veten to Mr.'Attain* etgbty-tliree The same »plrit per­ vade* tbc party atllland a foreibta llluatralian of it* power wu exhibited in tbe coutaal betwven Mr Cfoy and Mr. Polk. Thar* lived at that tUiie In thta city, an Iriah geutl'toau *bo held tb* potation of patak gurdaner and waa n heavy pfoeo of anUDtnce with the democracy end Harper’t Magathte for April, with ' elgbty-flre llltutmitoiu, contain* a rich variety of matter, suited to *11 ctaaora Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. fol Deronda," Goorge ■ Eltot's nrw nov11, fogiven In this Number, in tboo* chapter* the irero of tbo story appears, anil the masterly sketch** of bl* youth­ ful career are wan mate beautiful than Oli Pianos aid Onais tales ii Maijt for Herta. R- D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for vol party aa they often did, It was neual to call on “Jimmy*’ for a song and with g rent feeling be used to .Ing And now to sum up fairly, it 1* safe that even a cursory st the antecedant* of tbc Democracy, und from them draw­ ing tklr deductions as to what Us future dudes that a* one of the condition* of is likely to be. The Htno ba* arrived Republtasu aocee- “Federal office bolder, _ ____ ____________________ whon. all rood taeu abbold eommart taka no pert in lhe Ctneinnsti Con- rieot wetk* oftbe wedtawm beU *oa>* luencc to keep down demagogue* and -.a-a—Aa Sri—a—*_ *._ demagngtam Callgrant for lhe prot week baa done nothing to spank of, the LnveatlgBtlona take up all tbc Urns of the ex-donfederatoa. an that they have sgry to * -4 Thaae who have been dwdy following the IWOstow matter say that there b Uttte doubt that it will be proved, Mt- CRAWFORD BROS. Cooj-er and two by the author of “Dlek and I.■’Emily Carter, Jrwepblu* Pol­ lard. Dura Iturnalda. Alfred Salwyn, to lira in, and a aturo to do bauinva* la, and there i» mighty little left. Now aday* NswHampsblre Federal goldjmported if ha get* out eren hr i« doing exceeding a Repu bttaan hue to tbs Democratic ly welt Chatatllont nt the Slate. How one would suppose that a jarty who so Jsyfuly The action of lhe Syracuse convention hop* that they have discovered a • big Heremcmbere*! perfectly all iu instructing for Senator Conklin does ae in qucw&ue, and told all not strike the Republican* of the city fa­ manly, straightforward, truth- vorably While Conklin is popular, and wbBc nossiblv the majority weald prefer him. toe coolest bead* we that this is no time to piuli favorite*, or eounider section*. Tbc mule team whieh wa* to pull again*! in the hands of the Republican party, and Bnstow wouldn't stir*a step. they feel it best to gn to Cincinnati un­ The vote of a man over ninety years old pledged, that the best men may be put iu gave the Republican* a majority uf tme in uoenination Pledge or unpledged, Freracells you one. Now doubllo** tbs Demo­ tary Bri»tow hold* ■ very high plac*> io cratic |«rty are quite familiar with Ibis the affections of the Republicans uf New story and betice the unseemly basts York. The shysters in the party don't । but then he gave lhe Ikmocrat* fits- The Democratic Legielature of Virginia is condemned by Democratic paper* of the State sa one of the mo»t ins^dent that Ita* ever congregated in the Capitol Ing the rtury of The 8l«o of Huston G. P. I-athrop write* of Early Aroerfonn Novelfota, Wilson Flagg ha* a ptearaut paper on Rani Architecture; J. K- Hos­ mer describes ilia Interesting life In tha German village, Lutaen, when Gusta­ vus Adol|>hu* fell; Col Waring con* elude* hl* papers on Hanltary Drainage We have a double Stock as any one coining in the "Store can see and they will he sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says’oiir DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw. and everybod allows our SIYTY CENT -TOBACCO, is the boss of City, P hin says don’t tell anv body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. Howe, and aonto pleasant bit* of versa by Elizabeth BWart Phelps. U P. La­ throp, Edgar Fawcett and William Howitt tn the department devoted to ■ubtaanoe upon which they rest With the animal. It might be the peculiar bark of a tree or the jxrtlcular color of a leaf, but with bla Imitator man. posit­ ion jKiwer or pelfeeetn to be the oqtlv* agent In forming at leant bl* |*>lltlc*l complexion. Wlth.the Democracy of to­ day, thia la undeniably the caar, and being thoroughly conciou* <jf lhe fact that an Itching palm la now and ever the people seek to accumulate wealth by an overproduction which b out of all Considering the recent vote in the House ratio of the capital involved in the bustthe Cleveland (Ohio) HrnM say* "The new*. The Legblaturc would seek great­ psaulMHi stand* the*. Ag_lu»l tlie right *f er efficiency in the eivil service, and it ■occasion, lhe Republican* in solid phalanx. would impose *ucli taxation a. w.-nld For the right of sccemion, the Southern Detnocra'" On the fence, ue hiding CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and clos£ it out which la approaching conclusion, and Fart Second of the taory of A Carnival at Ronis. The poetry of the number include* a ballad by Bayard Taylor, Dr Our Washington tatter taxation. and it would be productive of a The Harrisburg TrlryrujJi ponitirely possible lock up of currency. Aaoth- sffiruu thal “no Democratic thief wa* ever cr would rugxest that the State lead bet­ yet punned to jmnuktwot by a Democratter buy enough gold with which to adopt but Will Hams, says lie can sell them Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double order of GROCERIES wtsvstsrv of Sewerage, Illustrated with diagrams; Mrs. Kemble furnishes another Installment of her very eharm­ Ing renilulseensea,' and in the way of Action we bars two chapter* of Mr Gur. Cheney get* more votes thin sny give advice. One doctor would suggrat other man who wa* ever elected Governor tho iasuiag of boada bearing a low rate of New Hampshire. of interest, which would absorb the curThe Emma mine invnwtgatioa i* Mill that tbc w»y to euro » drunkard and to set him on his leg, again is to give him a little more brandy. Ths financial de­ lirium xhich prevail, in some communi­ ties in quite a* unaccountable a* the drunk The poetry of the Number la contri­ buted l-y Roas Terry Cooke. Lord Houghton Celia Thai tor, and A. FThe Edilar’t Eaiy Chair jutya a timely and appropriate tri bate to Thom­ ae Paine, aa the author of “Common Sense,” and devotee considerable space la -Pse, Irving smi llsvrthsr*. • «e»p«rsUveaatlaislsof llwss anikats by dsorgs I'Ladirvp, svais kilhsrie ua|>ul.li*li*.l dwalb paid in gold would keep up the premium, however slight lhe per rentage of the tot*] gold t*x»tiou to lhe whole .mount "Honest money for oil, and free achootH for all. There ihould be no inflation which will depreciate tho one nor sec­ tarian interferanee which will destroy the other." . E-A.MflHP’S, William R. Hooper giveo, In a abort article, a very Interesting account of tho famou* “Tulip Manta,” early in Michigan, Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and Flint. a Southern story, and 1U characters are strongly drawn. Three exeolleut stories are contributed by Arthur Hasting*, Anna C. Rwssey, and Msry R. Hlgham. Beason J. Losalng'a opening article on “The Rams nee of tbs Hodson," bsanttfoUy Itlustrotsd, is not csaflnad to Revolatlonarr events, bat dears also wilb lighter legends and marten* of literary Interest. Among tbe Illustra­ tion* la one of tb« Interior of Madame JOHN STANLEY I Canned Fruits and Fbn. In View of the Centennial Exposition soon tobeopeuad lr. Pliltalelphla, Mrs. Rebecca Harding Daria's e xeoodlngly Mtartntalng paper oa “Old PMadel* phla" will be rood everywhere with Oysters received daily �•- - i - ■tore TH* ; ■ I Taaa jam roeuivwd and for mle lower than Tha Mkhigaa Air Una tallraad CMatvy ! rTCT hy Jonx BTASUT. Grange* buyfagm mmrenh.ripifaM fce tb. pwr— ’* J P»x ef <4myMa( It* In aaeerdfag to tha origintetoBtfaa. fro. Ifatow. Mite..Southwirt to JieUea. The country Uong th. to thetr cafoeremeut for the public i »«!. Thia duty fa a rrepomibk one, ^,d Ksxi pmrEearti. SOHGSfcssS.^ JOLIFT. HOUIS. LA SALLK, fflf Htxtr, laoojt. kkokta. aorta KO. KOLVO. KOCK ULAXD DAVKSfOKT. MC3CATIXK, rjaunmt, roTA crrr obix .1-.M *, I, K4M, . ay depend* on lhe action of ju Fo„ ' - . of fl.—j of Bd—u—. „ : -hfator-u-to, ZTTLX OHlil tea allows is the hi Kuklrel F fh OS ADVERTISEMENTS. TODA fOIH y sell > hard ALL AL-GT THE COUNTY. Repi ‘.>!ie»n£ity Ciucu*. qO r tfll r ill! hai ll-i KAMMUIE. SSSfertutw., “ vb»eb ►cLoc.l op*B*.| „Uk •ie by MIm CMfa falfawwtbp tu re-» •« ih> *xa—laaliMi. ia Ora—*r ant AU*br., ui .«p«b lM and JiKwa.Ua by th. Fuller 1 ■paitod, at n»na. with bmatlfal maete by Rotrn* Baxxs*;—A* moot of yoar Mia. Mathew.. Min Ctefc, and the ehair. rcnder* are doubtlca* aware, our Governor Al the wandiag ef thi half pret - bva whla. has recommended that the 15th day of tl« fro- lb* -eam-UI at our thrivtag Ultfa April be obaerred at a day of gwtenl tree We have to elect ' four men aa Imr that every oo« leave x—ewArer maker*, aa guardians of the public Treat* a memorial of the fart that he ba* here a ury, tothu pnaitko. U< ua call men of player oa the «lap- of life, by planting ooc pare purprec, liberal view, ou all qure“o" pertaining to public improvemenu, yet men who have nuScient personal iade denec to eu-ure deapite any party ad ran yn—fYor thia purpooe h ►xma to me tape to U, gained, lhe prompt, energetic that the Boys of Barey County riumld not and manly enforcement of every Uw that only bete7Z.*ybut yM to have thu tok«m •han be in force oa the rtatute book* of upon tho «jx4 where oo many year, of the Stafa, and aU Ordinance* of the city, their life arv apeut, and if the FUggcrtion to the end that good order may prevail, vilnabfa paper I we a fIk» »boul < arl«UB alionkl be generally acted upon, many a Ceater. .here M r. U ctaln. he La. reeel.ed ibejurt right* of every prnon be protect SK.00 and propo— to cotlert the balaae* at Urak corwvT and chcerien- yard might, io the reward far M.j,»r 8-lth . UTtol Let a. a few yean, be made tarty and inviting be secured. For Chief Executive we should How many di-tneu will do thia ? able, prompt, and (reHere in the diacharge de If thay wm Ba( afM.t lhemMl.M The •hvriS II aena.told M. C. L. lhal It hi wawM •uad w.leh around lhe ellybe weakl pay him far bia irouht, L. atteld fa hb : U !1 W h 40 acrw am for ition call SEVEHPMPto>UlcKLll PIAHOj^Sjgjj-ga PIECES^S^^g^, i. to * x*> by that high and hoi v i‘urP°ae, the dcairv, M cheaply ag poariblc to-cure to ercry child in the aty that amount of hu-vy KjiaiUiSe , that win fit Um or Ur, to fifl with boour to bun or hereof, ,uGoo li6. |p whtd.Ucdmnmtd.oran ever exaetiag publiemayrefl, or the noble pwrpree. of individual a^iruioo. iw« him or her t» **k ,n any department of human mterpriee, or human induatty. JVehav* rat}i Let ua place them in that'atalioo, aa we love human promw, and d-rire the be- educational advantage for pur d^ thia city. GEMS GEORGE L BEA TBS. ‘£te.*isrjaio-"“4 IT WILL CONTENT YOU. Republican Ward Caucuaea. prowperity of our young but beautiful a -Jenin duty, and go to our work with a “Tlxwl purpox, to do that which according to oar tert judgment Will do iw-t to maki al! elai-c* of the |*oj.lc pn-perou- and happy. GROCERS. Kxocit AxMt-t 50 ARE IMPROVED Carlton yTarvb 27tb 187li. arter ikrtcb«, iparkling and witty pare graph*, original atfi entertaining acoounta of trarel and adventure, cheaa and puxxlc eulumne, etc. All the new», commervul, political and general, and the cream uf curreuiTitm lure. A uewipaper that will meet every A First-Class Farm, IrlocateJ, and aider tkarewgii r nrtlewlara lapnire al lki> eSt* k m ran mi r. Miter I *m Fae«-Mak*r I 3! '-■IL i p‘ H" r, poultry and all kind* , under Barlow A Good ! •ag^i^aStiBUftaa ' Sefan*4» ! iMprrtor. Geo. E I»aniel C. Bryant. Warner School Drain ralag Oval*. Balli* I'rrel •h Boiler*. Sar*n»< ' O. Orery—TaMe. DrttoW. F. EtebbuiB—MaaaHcturiaf Gaa. brtrfal. U. Fowlrr—Cutting llrepa. t^rel*. C. Hill-r.ftoltoiMer. Tp-Uall. Hatl- —Repebli.-.^ -uucture nominate Rrpub- ' Do fa* fail to Begfater—Remember iu .' he diy a prrwuil applieat*’* tu tkr Hourtf I tkiir n arc—* it an ohaolute nerearity, as the L-rd cannot under a pcnlty of SolN) regirter any man who doci* make no perwonal application to them in acreion. while Fuch rcgirtratton would not h* Irgri if made, and lhe rote wduM hare to be rejected, of any man « regirtrrod, if the' k Local feline# JUlice? I'oniiuwwMxf uf Highway! Su|-erinlendeni ofSebaola, loo . School In«(x-vtor. <ioo rinter. than r and > t eve n quite Merrill, Harley E. Krbwr, and Frank <’ the ground that ji<eraou - ’ it fa a*y sign dial llie (pring v Tor April maina late and cold one, for if we hare .. . .r jtatiou. Tborbare a here quantity of now, the Rrpublican in tone, the RrjnUir lainly with the political faauea of and the nrvfanaioo. of the Dem» party During the 1‘reuidential Do not know ofany new* la particular, thinpi more alqng-about a« of yore, and -------- 1 no Republican «hoald be without thfa valuable monthly. Il fa a complete politic- arc not receiving modi attention text-book, and afford* the material aaeded by every speaker and writer ia tbc land The Belksbp muddle, of cuurw, cre­ Bubacriptioa price ocly SSend money ate!. ranridereble talk by all partire, but to Republic PuUubing Company, Waah none, of tvunc, fne to take aide* with him, becaune hia uifadrmeanr r u an art ,>f condemnation, and no boned pereon could with hooeacy in view, try to vindi- FURNITURE tJjfetoTOrt Brattas, Praia, k ronlaininc SIH.00, and two notea, one note of SI00 airned by the Mibeeriber, payable to Charlo. Barter. Dated Jan­ uary Iftth IBTli, parable in oar yaur. The other waa dated Feb. 17th, 1879, for 115.00 payable to the aulaariber. Signed by Geo. Daria, and Henry Davie. All For Kanui and Colorado [tereone are cautioned againrt buying eith­ The Atehiaoa, Topeka and Sama Fe Kail er of three Bofae, at 1>m firet waa with­ rued from Kanaai (Aty and Atchiaon .mi out eoMidrraliun, and payment on the lhe Mu-own river, via Topeka, the Cap* ial of Kumm, and the beautiful Arkaama Valley to the Kocky Mouutaia» The and Central Mluqenrtfa It* ' Green Bay and Marquette Line {• the unlj line far J*xnnu Wtmrows, I'okd Do Lac.Oaxxneii, Arrurroa, Gttxx B*r. EacAKA*** .Naoavti**, Maaqrtm. UoooirniN. fUxcocx sod the Larr Hcrntox lot-STBV tta Freeport end Dubuque Um la tb*only route for Fxatx, Roaraoun. n?r>r°“T' B“a *n Frwport. Chicago and Milwaukee Line 1* tbo old Lnke Sixtre Route, and fa the MIUMffi Malta!. Bre Iat,BreBnM Look Look here ! J. M. HEWES, we guarantee Sntiafartioo. An Open Latter. I Bedford McLellan, wm afixted with tape worm fur arvera] ream. No treat­ ment wa. Mtreereful until Dr*. Dake and Blaxo traded um yretentey, removiag the -ante in nine hour, without pain or any ccrncd. I think the invretigation will prove a far better thing than could hare Great Reduction in Prices! SALISBURY i BROSSEAU B.Todd, (Signed) Braman McLu.ua. Heating*, Jan. 11th, 187G. for now we 6od there are more than Belknap who ner-1 iarretigating. and let tbc good work -n on. "Let no guilty man rwwpe." The Democratic howl about eorruptiou haa dwindled mightily aince it ha* leaked out that other, be- ittythia City m Friday [arty waa chakwgrd. The Urge auction -de of dry good* by aidoi Belknap hare ako rvewrod -nooay the Sheriff on Tbur-tey Friday and Sat­ which tbay might better bar? lei alone. urday of lart week, war eoadurted by Mr The oi l wldage that •thief firrt eriea Our fa- -. advice* from Coonertieut J. M. Bauer, a Sato nun of more than- thief arena to be verified in thia caac, n* hop o. ih« election of a Republican ordinarv merit. cratic aapirant* io the Pnwid ea tial chair, Vdatan . nk tin, Democratic majority before thia matter of invretigation fa over Put it i« hoped that the matter maybe puaUd to the ottermret, and 4,000 "wv Durham Gredea fat and nice. Myttoraitc xjch entile. DETROIT, MICH. * (urc ' p*>* fa— Uy th* B****>ari*- at lif*. u..m ■»ar . 1 .lick** 1 flBUI l*av* n i* Am** t* •up|Mr. ife*y bay 1 1 tn tuv • >-* uj'»*B'l(*t»MM cwkere.umill ike* fnacbed on Sunday evening by Rev. J. igsn, Tte Detroit ft# Pres-Cl SPECIAL NOTICES. On Saturday tbc Republirana of the next ! John » n, -taken. ' CALIFORNIA- Bring out the Vital Energy William Hen derebut, George Greenfield. harvli. in •bfa city.' PRESS. all point* in Northern Coli’rwdo The beat route to Southern Colorado, 5cw Mexiro, and Ariaona.’ Tho only d.re« route to lhe fuaou* Kan Juan n>in-«. The track and evraipmeot in unc<|aaled, train* run through from the Mireuuri ri v er to the Rocky Mountain*, making eonnation, in Tnmn depota ind.t aiding de Uy* sad tiwuadcr*. For full dfacnntiro circular*, mafia, time tablm, etc., addrra T. J. Amdbmow, Gcn’l Paaa, AgoM, Topeka, Karev Xx.TGyl ♦ Hmne furnialwd free to any t parebariag a Cofin worth **1«. NOTICE! For What? BUSINESS NOTICE. Wagons and Buggies FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. It Harvey V. right haa removed bia office, “Ute CaU Block, over the atom of Barior A Goodyear, where be will Upiaaaol t. «e aU hia old Mumia, and the way Mr. Editor, I hear a /— pro­ nounce Briknap'a name, Belknap, ending thefirrt •yUabkon-k making it Brik nap, which I do not briiev. to be right, b ui believe it b Behkaap. How b b Mr. Editor. (H fa Bel knap. 1 The RrpuWicaa Canetti for thia town­ ship fa oelhd C>r Qa-,t Wedncmfay the 29th u>d 1 trwriy hop* d-> Republic— may mak. the <’«>»«»» harmouiowi and GOODS UNDERTAKING »*n~,wau»r. si«», »>. Ud«k, 1mm. X. , Twa­ * r—~ ori. imi,, a-,x> j »HAIE Shingles, Lath, &c. Liberal dtacoont toe tuba. Specimen copy free. Send far one. Woxlfan.lt >ni> f'l.arir* M Mack Tma—xrvv. J«h I Lkbt'y ; -Tnatim rf tho D*ni<4 C ' Warner Committee uf lligltway* hour* of public torviai uu Sunday . , SUBSCRIPTION -POST PAID, “ Dully Free Praaa Slot / Tri-Weekly Free praaw SC. t» attend th.- R-puMiet' ■r nrtim iiianother place, Hred well the cafi for tho Republic, City rtnrun- Mntgbl Best —TAKE— 1 ?3 The R.-pitMirant »f Balti* STUCCO UK If You Want Th Ih tonC- DM trfeit tt tie tool linn Rste UID PUSTEB FATffi UK i and then aid in placing in twmination | lie towing thu and who hare no perwtal axe* to grind at the public expem-e. Thi- done, and ■ we ►lull have good oScen, paid govern- J. Cole & Son FARM FOH SALE! HlCKOBT CogXKX* March 2&h 187C. Entma Bxxxrx—Mrv Facte Searle* widow of the Ufa Jams Scarlm of Hick­ ory Corner* hai been Fullering for nearly a year and a half from a cancer of the left brraat. It hi- been >ncrcaafal)y removed by Dr. Pcckam of thia Uwn, February 13th. Herhrehh haa be proved »luee the operation. So of all'othrr pablie ofieers. lEtmwOKTH, FIVE UCutMCraUK' Briliart Th* Loafavilfa (Ky.) Ch—rmif pointe out the eo«ir*rt brtwe« Mr. Fredktonand Hte. Jamaa Guthrie. Mr. Guthrie, white Pmlltrt of the I/tabriite an 1 Nrehvilfa Railrreri, oriteotod a drim �Deway, PO»U»HEII. Election Notice. Saturday, April (st, <876. AUCER8 and REAMERS Chas. E. Little, Mercantile Training YOUHTGJMEN. JAKLKS R. WKLI.S, RBXRr L. ItlLl.S. Z i Floral Guide Lawson’S Curative Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, DETROIT SEED CO. PICTURE FWES. PICTURES, Picture Frame Mouldings. Wholesale and lletaii. Tie Hi[M fiiitf Kicaliti for Yooil Men. ruShw GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. Magnificent granite building, with ejegantly fitted and furauhed apartment* for tho application of and carrying oat of nor l.’ll.r."»t'1, BUSINESS TRAINING, Ak.a u SurwUe. U* ■sstsurarst."*«o. th «rot>*v. e»ta* u b*T*hjj Yuan? men who contemplate a btuinena SOMETHING OF INTEREST TQ life, and yarent* haring ano* to educate, are particularly rw|Ueeted to acrid THEOLD FOLKS, AND TO THE fur document* routing to the college. which BOYS AND GIRLS. give full information m to terms, condilion* of entarnee, rte. Address, I (’HABLES 11. WELLS, Provident, xx29lf Xnc Ilavra, (kraal ^NTBAL HOUSI Hastings. MICH. Stott STAUFFER. Prop. irlutPBK^ . at.IM.r-* - ____ , SAME AS USUAL. OT ml Ural Vt heriae di,KI ;r-^ FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICI BICKFORD MTtevr* •< *n*tii«J and UUtml allra gee met. u Ihnvu ***’>4—1. toeMk** with mid *u..ra«y foe<dleeocr-Anta»«8lam *»d ell lh> oih« IteyreMa Edvard : Klee Chelweaa S Sualeytemro A Scidiaaev Jawev II Biaaley Frank A Sente*! Andre* J ttartwell WUtb A WhUtetebCB \XfOTTE* a* Mir«.u..|i, AB lUl wul* Hero rr geroel I dwribed a* Ml*<». MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. i -mmrsna* at a ROam JacksoB & Saiiiai 1876. SCRIBNERSMONTHLY. 1876We Invite tbc attention of Uro public to tauBSU's Moxthlt. which now dewervedly rank* among the nnrr tte RAILROAD. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine I Barry Nichole* Barron Willur.i Brown Earl ' Barley Fred H Bennett David J Berndt John CYuapbed Frank T Campbell Robert B CoUtee Elbert 8 Creddock Joaeph Harford Wm H Hewn June* M Hyatt Lather lEw i 3 HI M - Zi ,.<*» 4M* *t lid. Maalero «< ■* Hogie Ji Marshall George Myerv William II Morgan Wn> Motu Homer C OmGate isi tatr Seats. ' STRAWBERRIES AMD PEACHES. be aaeuro-l that they have a rare treat before them The acene of the new novel ia laid loan English mining town and from the fl rat |«gefo the la*t tho Interval la uuflaggimr. Among other notable I<a|»ni We menlion fl... f.lL>wln. ■ .. • junn*. Reynold* Edward C Skinner John T Spooner Joaeph It' 8 learn. J/armou Button Jivepb U A Irving Lewie I» Tl.e Sunday School Time* uy> leaner, purrr. more trstiwunbr |wrU*ll •r children eannot U KjarJi Th* u*g«t. kt heated and MU.,1 PENSIONS il |!,..a.el ,r>,II M* 1'r.hau ef Ike To wftom Pensions are PAa^jffgg. SMS ahd Detroit TO MAM •S NOTICE. Best asd Cheapest Railroad Laid UNION pTufflc’RAILaOAI), c. CL HOLBROOK. ' — ^MaUA । 1’ad |IUul AND BEAST MUSTANG " liniment, w year" 8TOOD THE TEST OF elevated tow pervading ike wart, and the IrmiataUc allnet len »hi*h *aeh a nemsivc THERE 18 NO ROKE IT WILL po-enen for Uy*, and the valee ef til* «iir- NflT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT riog. healthy serial, bseumea evident. W ILL NOT CUllE. NO ACHE NO AFFUCT8 TH? 11" nere I* la be another awl shertsr aerial begmaieg ia January end running through MAN BODY". OR THE BODY OF A 22 UIH.EK domehtic aj£ li ’ . A J-i*, 1,IAT WW yield •Jon of Iceland,” by Bayard Taylor. TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ A delighlfrly vivid Mary of an Iraiaadie TLE t.'OBTJNU 26c.. Me., or 61.00 HAS O1T1LN SAVED THE LIFE OF »y acarwr. kill of IneMenit. which eould A lUMANJElNG. AMD RMnT -ppw. I. no eu.r Muatry, UJ grojAWl, inching unci* th* nr. .. i__ _ ., ED TO I.MiarAMi USEFULNESS MANY A vat It i nr s? imifui. "•ixst: ___ __________ 7-Ti*“ TRAin WEST. THE EREMT OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN IN NEBRASKA. jTSTSiTJ ra is“- :i♦! IS is: 111 FHE BEST 'AB I.WKI Hadley Oarer 8 HaMdreC Hayw-Wm W HtafocockWmB Hayre Wm P Hewn Owen Kalby Waiter W KaUey Wallaee (.' The Reliable Short Line ». tU*m l. u AmericanSerial Htory. •Tho Boy Emigrants.' by Noah Breaks, CterilCwwt C«*W.i« I* aid for Barr, WORK- for Industrial Intelligence ; •■BRIC-A-BRAC" far wit and Innocent pienaan try. ■ suoxn’s Morrntr h now rwcognlxed.botb in this country and In Eng laud, aa the great r.-preecutatbc Amer­ ican Magazine. Encouraged by the favor accorded to It by a generous public, we.lull alm, during the Centennial year, to eelluar wTvroomajl BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. auaa r*nds St Nicholas for 1876 'Kk J: cludee William and Mary, Harvard. Yale, Miohlgaut State L'olvemlly, WewleyanUnlvervlty, Amberet Agricultural College. Princeton, Union, Bowduin. Trinity, and other typical InaUtutiona of lhe country. Elcnntlv 111uatrated article, on OLD NEW Y ORK, llln*tmted paren on AMEHCAN ulTIES. Ac. The editorial control and dlreclidn of lhe Manalne will remain In the bandi of Dn. Hout-axo, Who will contribute each month wUtortaJa upon current no- ■K3'lf-a“«eJMbljW: Ferree Jutn W Fuller Prod Gain- Jobs F c. c. ..irt.’rxiri-.'.at'niis' i.c.w^.a."’SiJursr,!s ^5Jx:=“^siesa.?-E!a1-i PRAIRIELAND IOWA ASdTebKASKA, Th Mute itaii Hm R. E a (I.T-V..’r-ui.... . . SHAKERS* GENUINE FLOWER 1 VEGETABLE Net-t. Alee, InciMvr* or Aitnnuv m>nmr, Pnaro not Uiravroag r<» Bor. *,u Gieta Herrrna* or Afththi *vn Txavw.. F*ibt T»l»* and Htorite of Huim Uf*. A yWB_ Ceelrihiitm' dceerUaeol la to added to tk* TOLEDO B ADE CENTENNIAL oSTLttJStt Nsewotaf. and iu lUuMratfoe* for U7B will “nr* «•» 7“ anewptel la Juren 1* Huron, ro 'IKA.le. ittisitte SEijjsts IbMhi.:; � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-04-05.pdf f21726f8c43e283361f876da842e6adf PDF Text Text Tlje RarJaucM Th« RffiiRucm Geo. M. Dewey, BA TBS OF AD VERTIBIJfG. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1876. PfflrtSMU. HD BWE8S CifflS. Thera Was but one who remained fast ' and firm, standi and true to the work of' bi* reformation, and that was hu heaven ' eyed, aunny-erownad Mary. She never I faltered in her prayer* or in her entreaties, i She heeded no repube and sm dbcourag- [ A REVIEW OF THE ISSUES ul by no daisy, but with tbo rimple'Esith ; GEOROE W. CURTIS of childhood she kept her ey* filcdsteadily . Sne ftatirnjf Us PraatSiti- GREBLE & RUSSELL Have „<,w in Slock for the UOUDAY TRADE n Ml mi.l . On thu particular night Charles Ransotu luul lingered a* usual at the dram-shop Southern Endorsement ol and, brooming intoxicated, was oblivious . Hill’s Speech to hb liomu.'lib waiting child, and every-' thing i>ul hb thirst for liquor. Thb thirst it seemed imp as able to quench. Hb money was all gone and, ala* I h* had |I The Southern Democratic organs hire j readied, too, that other certain stage in 1 with very few exceptions eadoroed the i tho drunkard's life when hb credit at the general burden of Baa. Hili'* “lost catoe" j bar was also gone ; yrt he implored the speech. IG-rc and iherc^unc ha* qure- \ Gildford for more dnnk. With hi* tongue Honed hu discretion, but a* a rule the thick and hi* eyas rolling in an idiotic Southern newspaper* hare awtahxod him. । Mare, he bc£ged in vain for one more glass For instance on* of the most rearonablo t.f to satisfy JiiaVrariug thirst. Hb plead­ Hteir nunjicr, the Louurill* Courier.; ing* at last made the virtous landlord Journal, said juit after the amaretr de ' angry, and, with a terrible oath, he an- I—1_. i VINEGAR HSd? ..... CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, (Prop. STOVES s The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Has the Lnrgeat Door of any Slovj? in the Market. The GKA5 GER s Boiler Plate Stove Prices Lower than Ever' He/ore in Barry County. ■sssvfc MIL HHffl The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. omprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED idiRercnt patterns of imported and-tionfe»tic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. TAILOR A first-claw from Detroit, ex-j pectetl soon, when we shall lw prepared to furnish the best of MA DE TO ORDER, “'J Clinking fits guaranteed, at the Old < ’orner Stand in Etnpira^Block, Haat-j inga. Meh. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. HET"; GILES, BRO. & CO. ° JOHN q. CBMSV. '. bs»»tr Creatr Sjosret । AH’. al Iks C«an Its WHOLESA.LE and RETAIL JEWELERS. Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Asenuo, Chicago^ ? 1 ccivod such a thrust and, bewildered and stupid a* ho was, his native prida and self respect l-egan to be aroused. Tbelnrroom wu aliui^t full of men, some of them hbaoquainlanoni, and to be rebuffed in thumanner and before them, made the' degradation doubly poignant Ho staggered to his feet indraught a chrir but ere hb faltering arms could raise it' high enough fur the cbjeet at which he aimed, the infuriated dram aellcr hurled a decanter with such unerringproebiou, that And during the prreent week, in a reply it felled the bowtted man to the floor, with hb head gashed and the Rood ooring to an article from Harper t W.^LIy, it from it frigh th fully. "Get out of my liouse, you vagabond!" “Mf. Cunb, nrt ventering to give Mr. cricvJ the landlord m, not content with Hill a fair show, dumiaire him as an ‘im­ seeing Lis victitq hoiplaaa un the floor, he practicable' whom the Democrat* are try applied kick after kick to his pcxCrata ing to ahun, when, a* a matter of fact, body. “Get out with your villainous car­ the bnt intelliyenrr nf the South'od;].ti caw, I tel! ye, and get off to your pauper and rriferafer every • word of Mr. lldf* hovel and yoor crying brat, and never pul asna/jr niteraneot upon the 'jtonr of the foot inside thu d.«r again or, by—JU kill lower Horuerf (iwyrru. If Mr. Cuttb ye!" Thb bnitel snroch sobered the as the large minded and liberal atate*drunken man almost by magic and, with tr.an It b hi* ambition to be considered, a bound which surprised the lookenmm he would recognise something taite thin and inadv theta stand bock, he rushed partyUro in the outspoken and camrst exupon bb asaailanl and strangled him untd ptsaaioua of opluiuu which have rome from he cried, “Help, mca, for ll.e love of God! The fiend is murdering roe !" me forget my grief.. You were the uno who, when I said my tcmpeimeirt wa* one that could not stand mueh drink, told me there was no danger—that I should gat Ijsed to it aa'yuurjelf luul done, and you lumt ma on,, from one rtago .to atwtbur, until You gut all my‘money; and now, when I hare nothing and am poor, and degraded. and low. and aunken into the gutter where you haro dragged rue, you spurn mo from your house, you kick and “No Impartial man will condemn the U-at me and. worse than an, you called people of the South, or their Repracntamy child, whom, with all my degradation tirc* in Congrs**, fur manifesting, by the and sin, I lore better than my life—you warmth and emphasis of tbeir denial*, their profound sense of the injustice which >• practiced toward them in this reriral of accusation* which they know to bo false, I will go boo)e to mr child, and i mar the ' and which they believe to bn«m*de with a gixxl God. whom I hare to gnrviousfy of­ full knowledge i.f their falsity " fended, give me the strength to reai.l the The Baltimore Gazette is not Mrivtly a rcmptktion erer to enter your bouse or any Southern paper, but bear it speak f..r the | other liquor shop again as long as I have Maryland Democracy. | breath." "Confrra* ha* heard no such patriotic 1 The penitent man was aasisUd to hl* sentiment* u lheoe ./ Hill* »jroch for | home by mine of his companions ; and, many and many a year, and they cannot I upon entering the house, they saw the lent hare a mast salutary effect upon pub­ frail, fair child, atill kneeling on the bare lic opinion in the North. It was a speech , floor by her (jrtleb*d. .................... worthy of this ecoteniiial year, when we | asleep in that | are all naked to ata nd around the cradle where the Union waaLorn, and renew onr pledge* to it" HOWARD WATCHES. B. F, STEINHOFF HAVE YOU A DOLLAR? FOR ONE DOLLAR Wo will send, PoHt-pnid TOE UH WBBLD! SnjHi art lokaiical DENTIST O2STE -STELA2R BSSrZS r^l-’C— ot ratoMJs ■JlalsresUae arts “0, dear papa !'* she cried, ‘'I thought The only one in tbo IxHtir, a little child, God would answer my prayer. 1 hare knelt by her l>e<lside praying, alone. Per­ prayed ao much (or you, and mama used haps the experiences of ten year* had laid to teach mo that my prayer* would be their weight upon her young heart—she beard and answered when God thought it cvrtanly w»« not older—and were it pot wa. best. Oh, won't mama bo happy, up for the impraaiona, which sorrow alwpy* in heaven, to know that you won't drink leave* upmn it* victim*, ahe would have any more? and little brother Jamie? And rao«cd for a younger child. It wa» not * I know God will Ideas you, dear father, large Louse, for there were only three and make you atron " rooms in it and, beside* heraclt, it liad but “May God bios one occupant. He WS* away—she knew not where, only that her fears told her he was where he ought not to be. She bad prepared their frugal aunper hours ago, There ws* little sleep in that h.vuse that and had waited anxiously and hopefully night- Cbarien Rannim was thoroughly I for the sound of her father'* returning aroused from the torpor into which he had footsteps, but night crept on a pare, and be been plunged so long, and lui married that came not to cliccr the aulitude ur relieve ho had ever fallen so low. He had been thu anxiety of his waiting child. snatched a* a brand from the burning, l>ut Tears had been falling from the bright not by hi* own efforts; the grace of God. blue eyes, dimming their luster, and sob* to unwearicdly invoked in hi* behalf by had bum from the rnaeste lipa, tellinf her hi* praying child, had at la*t cume to his heart's agony; and now, near the middle' reaoue. lie aaw how near the gulf of de­ of the night, the little one knall, a* her struction be bad approached, and in this sainted mother taught her to do, and pray­ hour ol penitence be resolved no longer to ed for the abrent one : rely on Lis own strength but. to seek the "Dear God, Mesa my poor dear father, aid of divine grace to help him hurtle with make him good and holy a* my dear, sorrow and adrraity, for hu had seen that dead mother was Keep him from drink­ vain was the help of man,” and that human ing the wieked brandy any more, and nature, uuuUtaed and nnrenewid by make him lore hi. little Mary aa be uwd grace, was the veriest weakness The happy day* pamed into month*, the month* into years, and wo behold tbo re- DENTIST Narttille, ■ WfcifWHr Tmr- ■RLT.wliK'irtl WORLD," 35 Park Row, N. Y. B0AM» AND BOOM. W-&) TER DAY raw IksbuilntM Csarter. Mr. Hill has leaped at onr bound into front place in Congress, and we do not tar that Ilia bold words, coupl d as they re with exprcswioiu of genuine loro for lie Union and the American people, will i> the cause of the South any Harm. Every (inkIm, we know, will foe) pn-ud of thu iffort, and the Actuation b tn every breast that we bare now in-CongrcM men willing and able to defend our section against the alnn>»and indignities The mnskets that so long threw death .good nature baa. in the opinion of many, I and dismay to thu «|UadrotM who were ,carried us to this point already, to that i desolating our bomen were grounded al ,our penitentiaries bqpn to be regarded bv । Appouuiiox and Ureeaaboro, and the ,a large class of the community aa merely I waiterrd remnant* of Southern chivalry , a refuge of the unlucky, in which any of ! sadly dbjaro-d l* the smoking ruin* uf i us might any day find huaaelf. Never , their once happy home*. Il was under ,theleaa it would be difficult to show that thcae eirrumsisnciw that their leader wa* ,civil society rcsu on the avumption that insnlted and loaded with chains I TWK tome men are better than others; that act upon the |nrt of the Government wu [wople , who have led decent livre, are en­ a ahamc upon the tendernnw nf humanity, titled | to ail in judgment on criminals; and a disgrace upon the boost nf American tUt । right and wrong are not mere sonmanlxa-J, and a blot upon the civilisation ventiona , which may be ratabliahcd one of the niuet«nt'-l century. That athrma year . and may be chupd the next He upon American magnanimity can only be Jnice t7 to ounrlm, >■ aflort, to soy tluti wiped out by restoring this cruelly perw- । citol man io all the rhrbta of American , cilitenship. the wniivw of exchanging shore for gro­ ceries- If it be an article which every­ body will accept for what be has to sell, inopportune question, erm In the centen­ then it is a medium which can lie used nial year, and we do not believe that it for effecting any number of inch ex can bo nettled by a simple inquiry into hb chants; and thia ia one of the common rc*pon*ibi|itien for tbo horror* of Ander- functions of that particular article or com­ toniillr,or for any ocher episode of tbo modity which the people use as money. war. Wc, for our jart. should be indined Money is henoe^s vinhum of cxrhwigc, to exclude him from the benefiu of the or the instrument of a double lautcr. propped amnesty, crcn if he had done How many pairs of shoe* in the care in it* editorial columns it raid ; ’’ everything in hu power to secure proper aboro uppatal will exchange fur the “Mr. Hill, of Georgia, maki* a speech treatment for Federal priioners, and even groceriro waatrthby A ? How shall the which la a* impetuous in the way of ora­ if the treatment of the <’unfulcrate prflf- two things bo compared together, ao that tory a* the charge uf tbo great Napoleon's oner* Iim been all that b said on the suitable quantltiea shall be exchanged for -10,000 rteel clad cuirassiers at the battle curb other? How shall they be rained veilof Easling. Hb enemies arc atrickm live to each other’—This third article with rage and auonubment, and hh which was the medium of exchange com friends are fur the most fart appatlnl. I puiea the ralue of the aluxn in its own There was no answer to the facta and ar­ terras, and also the value of the groceries if it be asked why select him for pun- । iin its own terms, and thus determinm gument* to the great Georgian's speech, because there ran l-e none. The facts ulimcot any inure than any other man at t were drawn from the records of the Gov­ the South, the answer is, that it b the , ernment of thu United Statoi, and the Southern people who selected him. They iand tbo groceries were worth ao much in argument adhered to the fact* u the soul made him th* President of the Confederacy tthe name terms, and both were valued by a clings to the body.” fo-.-aufe he wu th.- mart prominent roan ecomparison with motw-y. Tl.o shoemaker The some paper jaibFuihed tn its Wash- in the movement wbkh led to tlic-OocM- (exchanged hb shoes fur money, and then iugton cornwpoudeiice thb description uf- eraey. He bote a leading |nrt in organ- (exchanged , the money far grOccriai; and in ixing and dir-xting it, and waa the fore- Ibotli isalancca the money that was the the scene when Hill waajspcakiug: most representative of its temper and aim*. । of the exchange acted as the “In fifteen minutea-from it* beginningi In short, the retortion of him ww a strong medium , all anxiety had dnrtipeared from the' but tureful reasgnitiou of hu claims to |mrurerre/nriae. Thia, than, b another e. — _e o.—.i — .__ i . function of moocy. Society forms the 1 be considered, more than any other uun, |liabit of valuing things in whatevrv it use* ' rc*j<in»ible for the rebellion, and be did , money; and thus money valuations be­ want,' said the manly Psnosu of Ken­' hb Ixrt during the war to justify the aa- a* < the language of all the valuation* of tucky. ‘What a man Hill most be in the' lection by. hu acta and language. He come | that enter into tl»« exchange Iran aunt house,* said Waddell off North Car­ never once during hu adminiatration *ug- things , of bosincM Mcu buy and sell olina, a* the full weight of the powerful grated in the remotest way a jowibility of oactions iin money, using money as the measure of argument developed. ‘He is an ideal1 peace or reconciliation, and he »pok* in i value. speaker,' said the Veteran Chariea Jatnra1 publialiod speeches of the Northern people 1*1 ns now sunr<*>d that A, instead of Faulkner, ‘and cornea fully up to my ex­• in terou whkh prolnhly no laading ofiew Ihaving shorn to sell, or indeed, anything pectations." Mr. Faulkner is himself one1 of a belllgerant power lias, oven in modern i to sell, wiebea to was hiscredii »a bor­ of the mart accomplished orator* and de-' times, wnpfoyed Inwards a civilised enamY. । row is the material with which io build a Intera in tbo country, and it was a cotn’ Down to the last kick in the laat diteh, b* I plimcnt, isdaafl, when further on he turned did what he could to prevent the arrange ।bot-w. He lias not the material on hand. and said, ’Hill in a man of vonderful1 meat of aay mmfo rmoU, between North I power.' Proctor Knott quietly turned to’ and South. In *hort, if any one ought I Waddell with the remark, ‘That man is a1 to suffer for the war by apecbl legulative I giant. • • • Mr. Hill is the reeipl ' draiguatinn, bo b, by the ehotoa of hb I ent by crerv mail of letter* and newspapers‘ own aaunciatrs, the very man. from every section of tbc country fall of' But, ought nay oar to suffer? A* re- < congratulation* and lltanks. Prominent1 garda the miua of the Southern |«opl«', I > Um test IkM saa U sssJs Milan. ' ................. rare PRINTING ‘ ‘ done at thboffice,imposition ‘ _ HATED OPPOSITION COURTED. Comparison Invited nnd Competition Defied ogtnxca everywhere >t mart* tho erne, baowthc importance that the current money of« country abould oonabt in aomrthiog that unircraal value. It need hardly bi said that gold and silver more perfectly fulfill thb anditfon than .any any other known .ubstence, aod thb b tbc rraaot, why by common consent they they have become the money of the world. II* who pula hb wealth into thb . "Mr. Hiikspokctheaentimciit of every intelligent Southern man, and in the mo*l coMerraiire and non-pertbau spirit, hb words will be endoned all over the Routh. * * * Mr. Hill'a magnificent rejoin-' der to Mr. Blaine may recurc t«i timet thu abase which ha* been limped upon ii. but the fart* which pave it to the public crime* at Camp Chare, the murderer* at have not been nnawcred, and cannot U Johuann'a Island. the lerroes of Point Lookout, and brutalilim and inhumanities wrought in that Isutilc, Fort lafayettc, should hare sealed his mouth against Libby. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ? the Uandsoment ami Heaviest Manufactured. WHOLE NO. 1036 bo rood, oomo and go, liko other men. -J If he rofieri al all fur taking hb k'_ J. __ in the abaro rebellion, ho suffers only in mind, and• that he roffm in, mind there b no good reason far believing,, If h, serre uautntAwrwT, fArt It liltU doubt tkal an earlji oppvrtonity vanld bo takrn to •tm! him back to Ok Hoiue or the Senate; and the owrttion nmo u tckelher the Surth can rraUyf,mS fair mindnt Southern ent be rjpectcd to rxpont iltrlf to a eon. tingenm, of tki» kind, and rJather it try.Id be wellfor it to don.. The South ran. after complete defeat in war—and such a war 1--hardly call on the victor* forth* rapprrmfor. of every special of su*ce|>libdiiy and the efiaocroect of every fore, and th* merriful lord Lad aaen it and tiful and gifted young lady of seventeen heard the enroert petition of the blameless‘ trains the flowers and vines around tbair happy dwelling, and with her lore and Charlai Ilantoin had been praaperotu' care and pvodnasi mak.s it a homo which sudwell-toda. Ilchad bsgun lifo withi the ragshi assn to vratch over with pccubright proaproia: and with-'a loving wif*1 liar guarduaohip, and in her prayers ah* and interroting children, hb home wo ouo1 never forget* to a*v: of the bright spot* of earth. Bulricknem' “My God I thank than thM bo whops and death eame and robbed him of hb heart's jewel*-of all but one-«>d left him draolate and dbconaolatc. Truly he loved Mary, the one hft him by wise pro­ vidence; but hb devotion to hb wife had 1 Radical majorities in the remote rural di* trict* have in often baan manipulated.•Anderaonvilb,' they my, -will soon bc-c<4iic a Made lie.' Twenty jliouvaud ontdr.■ of the aproch have been ordered for **riy distribution in the North." Wo add a few random extract* from the Lost of minor Southern papers: r Iks Ounm Ortrlsr. It wu a bold, manly refutation of ■ malignaut <d*nd*r. Hill ha* tak«i rank with the forataoat men i» the Boon. Wo rourres, and nn lem beneficial, to th* North than to the South. As ^regards even the prominrot men, the peculiar mode of ruorganixiog Soulhm soeisty , which the North adopted rendered thvir apprraaate the question in all iu bearing-.. Because it haa not yrt been aucwswfully met, we aroaony to aveaotne few Repub­ lican orgapa, especially al the West, dis puaed to leap to illogical alternative of de­ stroying the good beginning that has al ready bm mmlc. One of these now be­ fore us aays: "Tbo Resumption Act is a plan without a procre*. It has teen pn^ newteed imjwrticable by the Secretary of the Treasury and the Prod the Pone's bull against the comet, a Am /rm/i/aua, and other kind* of inanity more or low claacteal. And that Wa»lhe war it really looked to the skeptical, until the Gownmcnt, with the help of all pat­ riotic men at homa and in the field, took hold and devriope.1 the nraoticol and the practical and triumphsn "proem*." Jost ao we mail do again. Tbc return to specie payumatA b not a tiling .which will rome of itself, at b not “a* easy *» foiling off a log."; Ub an uphill. aMuou*. loog-contioucd work, though not half »o troubleaanie a* it* enemies represent, the very convene of thu facility with wbkh wu floatud out to the oea of irredeemable paper nrrency.- There are undoubtedly several mctliod* either of whieb, if faith­ fully adhered to, would accotnplbh the work; but what we want b to get at the Ar*/ method, the on* which will involve the leart hardship to to the buainesa com­ munity in returning to it* normal .eoediOnJ out ftnm the evib which will in*rilably prea* upon u* until that omsamm*two b reached. The problem u just thb to bridge over the gulf between our inlla-. ted paper currency and oom, that b, to bring pap«r to par. Every otbet expedient'b utterly vain and nugatory. It be- photic terms. It i* no stumbling*block ■ to them that it is “a plan without a pn>oasa." Thcy.axpliaUy afim "iha raquiritc ability on the part of the Govrra mcnl to redeem it* legal tender notes in coin at tbc time appointed in arid law"; and if their opinian i» not (mod uuauch a point, whose u? They dccixre Hist noth ing will be gained by putting off thia fi­ nancial duty to a latter date, and lh«y^ givs valid rcatotis Uieref.ir. They then ■uggiwt a new riternalivi plan, which is stated ihrnt “It appears to lw essential to reduce the volume of legal teodets in �Dm deciolon of tbe Supreme Court, ; delivered last Monday in two ca«e* from ' lAmiaah.wdKratueky.wmeh «Me up •n indefinite period. It will be far the people to doade whisk of these two polleitt is tbo erne to be adopted The Republican party has nothing to to tort the validaQr of the anforoxuent, should be ■ Hom to tbo Republican, of tbe country. Tbe I*h, ILth, and 15«h Now the great agency tor carrying on this rooatent education of tbelmatmte is tho Republimtt praw of thu raM'-cr not resch ray one or two classes only, but JI, high and low-If those term* beJoog th* eqn.1 eitisra. of. Republic-young and old, dwdlan iu city and country, rich and poor, the man of Mb-bc*t culture and him who ia but just able to rend his oa­ t-re languare. It convey* the troth* RUTHERFORD B HAYES which are amentia] to tbs right discharge ofOhio. of political dntim, and conreya them in Fur Vioe-Prraidant. Suaon not only for tho need* af today, bnt JOHN F. HARTRANFT, for anticipating the iuram which hare not af Pmaytvan'ia. Subject to th, dedrioa of tha Republi­ yet dawned upon the political world. It i* can National Convention. never amiss, tlu-rcfore, to spread its sheet, broodeast, whether any campaign is on foot for they jjvoreate that public opinion “Honest money for all. and. free schools for all. There should lie no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy-the other.” Thank* to the finance* and pcrnistoacy of the Rcpnblicaa Senators, who had agreed not to adjourn until they had acromjJieed their purpore, the Senate passed Friday afternoon tbc resolution introduced by Mr. Morton on the 15th of December last, and modified a few day* since at the roquert of Senator Cbriatinney, providing for the appointment of * committee of five to inrartigste the Mi-»ia*ippi election* of higb-toned review of Miaiimippi affair*. Senator Fralingbuysca *1m> advocated the paxagv of the resolution, and he wa« fol­ lowed by Senator* Kcnun, Thurman and Saliabury, who in turn pathetically urged a reatoratiou of peace, and espromed their n-grota that Senato* Boutwell shoal-1 have Urea reatirc undjr the patromxing rad domineering remarks which met hi* car. Motion* by the Detaocrata to adjourn were -fort, and at last, *eeing the Republicans firm and determined to paw the resolution It ia alleged that reren thousand Indi­ ana around FortSill are starving and in tbe enfranchised negroes and aalhorued outbreak is apprehended pm -«uu r„ On dil that tbe Appropriatioo Com­ tUenforremcnt. In May, 1871) what is mittee will report in favor of another half callod th* Enforeemant Ad, tern paamd radar its proritiom, Wm J. Cntjkshank million for tbs Centennial show. Wm. D. Irwin and John P. Hndntt of Waler caama a good dral of trouble Grant Parish Laakriani, were indiclad for this year It was stock in wat<w work* preventing *ouu colored men from 'pcare that swept away Hendrick's President!,] ably aatemUiog.'' Dre Court ha* decided that *s lire Couttitutiou of the United StaUn did ntt confer that right, it being in existence before the CoUtitutioa wa* get to tbc Whit* House by renal. made, that only th* Staton can punish for Il ia ronclnrirsly shown that Babcock the violation of it. Thia turn* over the purloined that famous circular letter by cnlorod paiplc *f the South io tha tender Attorney Grocrai^PtarrspotU to use it in his merries of Southern - tnnb*, and court* defence. controlled by tLote mob*, and deprives Clymer has notified th* Judiciary Com- them of any redrem in th* courts of the nation. Tha other case was from Ken that can be used in the impeachment nf tacky, where two msjxcton were mtScted for reftning to permit a colored ia« to Belknsp. vote. The court pronounced the law for It is alleged that President Grant lias expressed himself decidedly tn laror of the appointing of-tbeas inspector* naeomtiRo*umption Act. sod propo**-* to veto any tauonal. Dm effect of I lie two dreauon* ia to deprive the enforcement Act of any bin repealing that net power to protect the colored people and The Aroostook Dmci, Houlton, Me., the Republican* of the South in their right of franchise, or ia their lives and property. It was iatended that tbo act should do both and a* it foil* to dn ao the If the Democrat* should get control ofr 15th amendment is rendered virtually the Government would Republican* be> null. The Republ irana of the country— compelled to *.k for amnesty for having; the man who eared the life of tho nation and who dciirr* toaare the reaulta of the Montgomery Blair say* "TBdra is the. war. should at on< e ace that enough Re’ type of tbc men who were honored by the, publicans are elected to the next Congrtm party in the day. of its strength.'' Very to secure >uch legislation a* will make, the •mall type, certainly, and blurred st that., 15th amendment effective and aaKUte every man in the peaceful enjoyment of ’ all legal rights. "Dw House Mill rootinita* its wild I ertuade against the efficiency of the Government. Aa th<- pcovisitraa of the exocutioo, legialatire and judicial p. iarion bills are more clearly known, it gremmen last night the following named i* most rondusircly shown that should it gentlemen were chieen by Wlot to con­ pus* in the form presented by the ('can duct tbc impeachment trial of Belknap', niittee, it will cripple ami embaru* every Mcasr*. I-ord of New York, McMahon of department of the Government. Ohio, Knott of Kentucky, Lynd* of W”t»The Republican Senator* have deter­ coaaia, and Jeaks of Pennsylvania, I km mined not tv permit this and bare pul oerat*, and Wheeler uf New York and the only hill before them, "lie Consular Hoar of Maaaachnaetta, Republican*. and Diplomatic*' hi saeh *hape that the , resolution was passed by against 19 nay*. An ail •St. Louis Gtnbr Drmomt (Rap ; the preamble Was voted _ preamble was adopted by a vote of 27 "The '(.'oakling movement' doesn’t mors ayes against 19 nay*. Then after six in this section of the pJitical vineyard o'clock the Senate adjourned over until Weal fur Ruscog." Monday. J The Cincinnati A'ufuirrr wanted to have Legislative BUI in Dan- David A. Wells beaten out of sight. The Republican* of the Connecticut Third District haled to accommodate the old »oft tetxx and his Appropriation Committee will not be able to eautrtJ the House, rad p»» the taw IIfSgialatire Hl) in it* present shape with all its crude reduction* The debate Thursday *era* to hare made ibis certain. There in an organised boll among the Democrats again** the committee'* bill­ Entire State ddegatiou hare signified their intention of qppxiog it. Tbc bQl, ia denounce by leading Democrat* fenribleaa-l unaupportable. citl the score of principle, precedent Republican Convention ocraia aimply wanted hi* place and were ready to bargain that if be would gjre it up he should ta allowed to gn in pcaceX. Tbc Indianapolis Juonn! ha* epitaph* on Pendleton and Hendrick*. Die for- "During mart of hi* life he took ac active in termt ia politic*, and was several time* Congmwmen only 10 per rent evtu on elected to office, though the record doc* the CO per eent. increase over tbc salaries not show why." fixed in 1856, while they hare reduced Tbc Washington comspondcot of the the clerical force 37 per cent, in number and fron 27 to 30 per cent, in compeuaacomew to look at the last testimony of Mank before tbc (lymcr Committer, it appears more distinctly that he ia aeti*g in sympathy with firmer and BlackJjMr-i if not under their training and inrtrac BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. ’ Having become owner of the A family in Minnesota wrote Io know if a coffee urn bearing dale about 1770,' would be of enough* tatenet to aend to ' de* bearing no a*rller dale th*n the last ' rentwy, are hardly of rale* unlaw they ' have *d<fod tutorrei because they belonged 1to uoma person uf note, or are ao peculiar aa to be euiioaitia* ia thumarivo* without regard to their age. The Ceataonial will not bar* place for half that i* offered. If of peculiar model, such thing* are desired by brio-a-brao collector*, and will incre«»e in value with every decade. I warn my reader* who hare old thing* they hope to part with for profit, not to expect too much forthem; aa rotlector* ar* pretty atingy and shrewd in , thuir dealings. When add at auction, quaint articlta •ometimre ran up to handsome figure*, aa for putanre, an inlaid Japanese cabinet lately Aid at lawrilt'a, began at »4U and wa* knocked down at fitbo. An old dclf coffee pot or a pewter one may bring twenty-fire dollar*, from a collector, but the fancy price* seldom £>11 into any hand* but the auetioneen. If person* wish their question* aanryred Iry letter, I will remark that the method of endoeing a stamped cuvclofw will not be out of place. ■nd who hare tbc money to do it. It i* expected to have tbc survey comiucnetd early in the spring, and the road rouimenred st once. It will Im a, straight road to St- Itouis, with tranche* to the priori S points, and wHl-be exclusively for ighl. The train* will make an average of sixteen miles an hour, slid it will Im double-tracked its entire length. Duroad 'will save the former* of the Wist its cost evuy fire yean, fur when finished it will not eo*t mere to gel a bushel of wheat The bold and uncomprotnbiug stand taken by Geo. Wm. Curtis, in opposiliou to instruct ing tbc New York delegation for Conklin, meet* with tbc heartiest appro nd of the brat Republican* of New York. It is evident that Conklin did not fall into Cummoy C>?ufliet." published in the February number of Tie Atlauie // tells Uis story of a "lad who su'd his two-dollar dog for fifty dollar*, and took hi* pay in pun* at tea dollar* each, and never doubled that he bad made a profit of fort veigbt dollar* until he found pups t^n dollar pups, and by getting fire of them fora twi>-dollar dog he figured out a proflit of forty-right dollar* as the result <>f the trade. , The ebjuct of General Garfield was to il| lurtratclbe tfiagieeharm uflhe three-sixi ly-five "iulereonrcrtibility" by which pa­ per dollar* and thrre-sixty-Gro hoods, be­ ing exchangeable for each other, accord­ ing to the Hutk-r-KcUy fiOanciere. art- to maintain a permanent cqutpobe of value. will presan c aa , *11 admiraHv the thn dollar, being, at the < ba* turned against hiar many wfco would otherwise hare given hist a very hearty support To-day nine-tenth* of the Repub­ lican* of the city are throwing up their hats for Curti*, and Conklin ia iu oo posi­ tion whatever Io carry lb* delegation. And may 1 whisper a word of adriee to Republican* everywhere Don't instruct. Don't go iuuf.he Natitnai Cunv.-ntion with any pels, or with your hand* tied foe any­ body. The party nertr was made for a man. It has work to do, and instead of being used as tbc means of elevating indi­ viduals, it should use individual* to du Da work. It is going to be close work doc* iu th* country, and when it come* to Typhoid, look out. There i» a poison in the fir that is terrible, and children and weak adults are dying at a rite un­ heard of. Unlaw steps are taken at cure to clean the city, the summer will bring a pestilence. It i* a *hame that it should gold ’ The |«pcr duller rertaiolr Wtralil be in such a roods; ion, when the amount j txrt rise above the gold valne of the bond. of money paid each year foe the purpree 1 Dove any one »u]^xj«e that a bund payof denning it ought to keep it te sweet a* [ iqg mteroi at the rate of threw sixty five per cent, would be at pur with gold? Tak­ ing onr fiper-cent* bonds a* a stea l* rd of measurement, and suppoung the threeDie advent of Moody and Hankey, and sixly-firc Gad* to hare the mure time to the enonnoa* audience* they have attract­ run and Io be payable, priueiiaJ and intrr ed, have had the effect to *rt Christians to >«, ia gold, the latter weald be worth thinking of various thing*. Amoogoth-; about a»tett)*flvr cents on the dollar in gold era the system of renting pew* is being diaettesed with mueh feeling. The more strenpth of party, the jig is up. The raroert worker* insist that the ehnrebe* nominee moat be not only the 1-csl man in shall be free, that the nests shall be free, the party, but the strongest. And wait tiU served," .hall be adopted. They insist we all get together and compare nolo* be­ that onlj^ In this way ran the mnsre I * fore decidrag a* to that Run There iau«t brought into tbc chunJiro add under p-— . be a very liberal spirit at that convention, pel infiuenor*. Oo the other hand the or we are beaten to death. Mind, the holder* of pews hold that aa then- arc al I wap* sittings for all who cotae, there it oo Democracy are pre*in~ Tilden vigorously, rrason why thnas who desire it should not and, with a considerable of unanimity. A have their regular seal*, and contiua-- the j large sum uf money ha* been raised in thia regular family idea of the ahureb. Die city by hi* friends, and a bureau in hi* in­ mailer Las got into tbe paper*, and much ] terest has l*cn eatabliahed at Waahiugton. is l>einj idid pro and eon The preacher, aie taking it un, and the Uhrittisn world A choice lot of political bummer* are Gvvcnunent will not be disgraced at home and abroad by tbe pretended reutiomy of the Democrat* Oo Wednuaiky the cx Confoderale* took thsir «arisfi>rt».n out of the army officer* who led the annirs that defatted them, by reducing their pay. They particularly indulged their spite at Shewiion and Sheridan ia thia way, largely reducing the pay of these two officer*. The article* uf impeachment agaim^t ■ Belknap were presented in the Hon«ygi , Thursday and the seven manager* to I control the cw>e will be elected to day or tomorrow It wasdneoventd by a cloue canvaaa of tha hotel* Lut night, that every Democratic lawyer in the House is a c*o there aet ting up thing* for "Slippery Sam" didst* fur three po*ilions, and there will 'and they hare hopes that he will sweep Im a lively time in electing them, AU the jdaltrr. Tilden it tbc abrewd-at wire­ tbe little logrolling trick* familiar to the -puller living, and he stand* a good show average I>em<>cral* are now t>euig resorted for the nomination. The only thing that to ihqwuciiy of material to Work on, (near- j' I tiou of hi* hard money view*, which a lyall being(undidatre.) crampethe grniu* '1 ol some of these men, a* hone trading, !again*: him in the West; but be is smart by directing the thought entirely into cue 1•nourh'to compromise that. If ths demo­ of the West believe lie can be elect­ channel, cramp* tbe ability uf «ome first cracy 1 ed, they will take Inm, for they do want post-offices. He can ftl more money be­ The Republican CouveatMiaw io Vennont Petwylvania, and Ohio were held on Wed- hind him than any one candidate mention- nesdau The reaolution adopted in each State uad the old ring of true Republi­ canism shout them and all demanded that hoaot men should come to the front, that the results of the war should not be thrown away by allowing the ex Confed­ erate* to rale and that tpeeic ia |he only basis for money. The New York Tri­ bone think* that these convictiMU all fa­ vor Blaine, though tho Vermont delegate* were wunstracted, with Luke P. Poland at "The mule «lory has, on the wluJe bwu the head and he •> thought to favor Briaa good thing for Bristow. Every dan dvr oa a public man that is proved to be lie leave* him cleaner in the public cstimai and-do moat respectfiill ysolicit a share of the public patronage. I have secured the services ofC. A. BARNES, to conduct the Business for me. I shall buy my Goods strictly for Cash, and by so doing shall be able to com. pete with any Drug House in the TO-OAVI A0VE8TIS CHAS. SHEPARD. M. D. The people of Bai stand tfiat by q^piiMnlv have sent ns 40 dozen but Will Hams* says lie can sell tip in Cheap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double order o| CROCKERY too, hut Dnn says it is going to I,,- n winter for Young Folks to get married aad go to koepidf house, and h<- will sell it Cheap and close it out. GROCERIES Wo liavo a double Stock ns an\ o in the Store can see and fltev u cheap for cash or r;*«dv pav. George Proslon. says our DOLLAR tea is (Ik- best he ever saw. and evervlxxl nllowi our SIYTY ( EAT TOBACCO is the boss of Cijy, I’hin says ilon'l toll ,-mv ,bod they sell PURE GROI XD GOODS for s io hard work to grind them. SMITH, MANEE <£ PRESTON. d- 0. COOK Ifl FtfumicnLU, The Dlaooun! cn Paper Monet NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CRAWFORD BROS. simply for the new* they give. A* to Dews indeed, it is a sorry task the corres­ pondent has who tries to get it up foe ^fev Hampshire on the 17th of Marchi papers who have every item served by the thit thi. peered a eerie* of financial ratolwtion* ad­ telegraph a week before hia account can mera. the fka, neterthdU. dressed to Coogrvws, amung which wu the premium is rimply mmL a demount If, tnatcsil nf .peaking of the premium on fJlov-m-.Tbc mart a eity correspondent ton do gold, we were to an»k of tbc discount on "Dut wo believe tbc resumption of of real value to hi* patrons ia to reflect the paper money, the language wi«M then Im specie payments indispensable to lbs reopinion* of tha metropo lie, the tiqac* of aeoording to the fact. •torstion of general confidence, without GdUtirteuu—namely, the <*»t of tiling* which there cm b* no return of aetlrity in hardly worth paying for at fire rents a reckoned in gold—during the war did not EDUCATE THE VOTERS. head of the list of delegates. Ohio in- word by telegraph. Then the subjects of pereeptibly r^c. but enreoey price* did iwdMtry and commerce and no return of The difference Tbc return of Marsh ba* effectually dis- stracteti for Noyes and Benjamin F, moat interest in tor* are - the very '-ovs to an enormou* exunt. general prosperity,” also, urging, upon between the parcham'ng power uf gold and pored of one Democratic story. Tbc Dem Wade and kx-Gorernor Htym were pat■ whidk tha editoa atcroly forbid* to hi* in New Hampel :re writrt U> an {Xjuallj <.'vogrr** the nenemtiry al ajei-ie nsrampticn Wade i*'t*hoagh< lackioa writer. We correepnndenta are oerata in their *peeebea in the llouae, to among the delegate*. by the time specified in thu aet at 187«. good paper in dial State: “W« hare in cover their own laxuom and igtcraocv, if made uware that country reader* <V> not ibis town quite* number of me*> who mrthing »voe, charged that the anaouaccTbe Mimhaipj.i resolution is still Icing cure to bear about throtraa, lecture*, book* have just rotod tbc Repahliren tickvt for jority of the New York delegate* to St. mawt- ia tha Associated pen** of Saturday discussed in tbo Hraaie and new Interest and mnaie, at all, hot little ahuut, the the firtt time. They are thinking and Louis will U injure foe the nomiautioa menting, March 5th, that at the Cabinet was added on Thursday by the receipt of aorial, puUllcnL or riab lifo ao for dwtent reodlag men, and I think (his tune highly of cx-Gor. Seymour, and will Jo thair tnretinz it was decided to prose ult Manb, from their*, in even- w»y. Writing New f.vorsMe for placing ia thsir Imnda read­ utmost awainsiTlldra. If so. what injure, had caused hi* flight to Canada. \ signed. Tin* actioMona the Hute over York letter* under tbvwe rvutcielion* i« ing attltar ofUm right antt." The philomeat will there ever be again for a DrmorophyaftAre* abaervnlran* fo perfectly An Eartern exchange *ay», that two entirely to the white leaguers and render* uot making brick* Witbou' straw, but cratic politician to gu across bis grain by Democratic Congrtamru callsd upon it more than ever tbs duty of the genera! making them all of at raw, and pretty just. Whatever msy bo the era* with Bristow one day, and aoegortad if be Government to see that the colored m*n fiualy cbeppoi straw, at that, »o It fat a- 1 other parties, the RepaUiren u-anixaiion of that State,are protected in thei.- rights matter of eosgratulatiou to tl.e vtriti-r baa ffisdri^d owly on (be edneatad OOWIn a debate u« ihr Port Route Hll wreild ronseot to grind a little *x f r them and that tbc *oenc-> of lut you when whm he find* Ha jxragraph rm this poor soameuf the paopte. Ito atroegimM in the Pouted Htatre Renate Mr. .Sargent that they would reciprocate the fhvor. men, women and children were aLo* down out of work ha.* moved »><nc one it* Yslro , "No bargains, gentlemen. 1 am a Re have bare wrthin the dnmsiu of rehocA. a bwwed thnt the present vyMeffi of using county toamdbimaa >ppliati<c fora I ^ehurebeM and the ph» It■ lua - fought r. - fe ” Mampa by tbc Department, instead of frank- paHicun rad you are Democrats. If that r.«, political rire, re U by a f.w high offirinb, rest oreriy i* anything in lb* boa of my duty that I hre* good home foeyukra Ifihe ttn niL ---. -------biHKbed t|WBW is. JM^r rai^JU ju— hfil ttiiightaiiiiig , The application *u handed orer to a lady the tn—fty upon the evil* of slavery prowbo baa studied the hlstoty and pipuhpugsndMn; hut aa popular intelligence can.­ - Mr. Randal! wn* to hate no drifcieocy tiou of Miwmeippi will doubt that It hu not be etmtned, like the light ofa paEcw-. hill*. That was.a part nf the Dctnocrelie A -tep toward .peeir payment was at least tfirrtp rL.a*4o<f Republican ma asaa's lantern, in nay one dirmsivo -the poiisy. But the invewtigttnM hart cost. made in Ckngnw Friday. Iu tbo Homo Jority, ronipoaed too,of , mtn who would remember that It 1* ucMMary fur tbum to ao much he has changed hia mind rad the final vote m* onlarod on the Bilrer bare stood by the Gwraiimr had .he iu a asod Mlfadactory refersno. frt.m peoj.k- of will bring ia l>i* little bill, or pnwihly two bill. The infiatiouirta made a dwqmratu manly ' way ilatarmiusd to maintain pence ataauling aa to their ability to pay and Mtrosefthott ywt. , uppemticto 'The biff wm not antendsd, and good order and protect every ciliacn —*--------------- " btfaimy ana will .. It fa said to trn tip opinion of tbo*, ini with the. exception of the amendment fat hit rights. Instead of doing this u OoDgrom bmAabia to jadgr thtt lb* prss-- adopu-d Thursday, which ">ak*a silver vrary uutltreak of the white lines lake a toiasssioa - will bo ptoieapd Mo the• uoin legal tundar f.ic 150 and 125 respeetapanksd child he ran (trying to Preaitat middle of Jrfy, or to the first of Augurt- ireiy, asrardiug to the denomination of h taka* sotoe jwofde a port while tn du’ tke ooin. The bill wa* then par-ed by a WWt.u.LI.: vvrta of yw 1*2. nay. 100. The rank now held by Sherman .nd Bbaridmi wua bretowed opoo them for , their priroltsw service* and a* lokcni of tbs gratitadc of thuir loyal ouuntryaxm. Tbv .grade wp»re* with the bras of three twowre. To ret down thetr pay, there­ fore, ■> propre-d in the mKtory Uli. j* an <•dif.Br, and we concur with the Cu*«n | nori O’oaecae that >00 RepuUtrea iu the DBDGS AND MEDICINES i Tba.p< R.-D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON, *»■. to tesaterte I* tob • ■ tr-si I ba <teto ol Uh *H< Great TWDanoaalic majority 4tti.M6.0Mhm> thank «ms< U night ttartty the result *flba elect �The HTBANGEU’H H W MH <iuii>k CITY LOCAL R^_R- TIME-CARD Etas HI M. ---- - iiae iae man tl IhaArkaaos traveler Idle about. U I, arene of hit imps. Ila has had the um a ALlle ofJohn KUloga, and trie* to ma p~ptebel«T.;b. « pUy hat h. don’t hao tone when bo rare on*. He has hadI three Birth. Fount Ward. A4jlpt.il. D. Hopkins, 20 ta^oeUy. K*fmbtk*M In roytan. D.airrots in ftat. BUSINESS NOTICE. Tn.whom it may evnccni. We will cnlil farther notice make it on object for three jn want of Groceries to call on u and we will convince yon. SUGAR . We will sell cheaper than any other Hoose in the city. ’ TEA! TEA!! From 50 to (1.25 aa to grade. Warranted from 15 to 25 eta., cheaper than any other House in Barry County. The r-spoUicana of thin TewaaMpeleetsd by abon 170 msjcnly the fjlewi.g Officer,: For Oupervieer, Zebulon B. Hoyt: for Township Clerk, Georgs II. Spaulding; for Member* cf the Board of Education. Township Treasurer. William Mulsen; far SuperintendcutofSehnuU, Janwe T. Bobfau; for J untie, of th. Fare. Andrew F. flylraster. for School inspector. Willi. n Dudley; for coiTek For 25, 28, 30, 35, 40 and -15 rente. Democratic SPECIAL NOTICES. PICTURES, Picture Frame Mouldings. note of ‘‘the do-nothing Democratic House.' Localise the fact lisa become monotonous. And yet it ia Worth while to remember that we are now in the six­ teenth week of the session, and that the record of do-nothingira aulatantially con­ tinues. The Senate ia ao far in advance of the Hoose in the transaction of regular TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. The Rdpubllean City Caucus on Friday •”“ing wa. largely allemlad ‘Jt» rote, beiag cast on one ballot. Q«, }|, l>e.,y presid.d, and K. A. Holbrook was Secretary. The olmost Urmonp prerailed. Th. candidate, for Mayor. Recorder and Matnhai,Weiring an The sov eral Want caucuses w«re also fully silended. and generally very harmonious. The ticket ss * whole wa. eompored of represent*tire men of the BepubUran party, n.sn of character and hudnes. .paliSratio'ns. and » RepuMIran for I'enteunisl M.y- rating Hi. following for Minister to England—-An outrage. m The Democratic majority in Cobnreti- Wholesale *nd Retail, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS. CROCKEttY. GLASSWARE AND STONEWARE •We hare a full assortment and ran fill ordcre fftim a Toy Mng to-a ft.Il act for obliged to adjourn from time to time The regular approbation bills are yet before the Hou so or in committee, and only one or two special appn/atiou bilb—like the fortification bill,.which was mainly under the management of a Republican 'member have been adopted. Nothing has been done for the great interests of the coun­ try, or, we may add, is likely to be done. It U true, some forty investigation com­ mittees have been sitting, most of them with closed doors, and a vast flood, of ru­ mors respecting foul developments in cffieisl quarter, has been set flowing over Skip Stko-l .Kuperiairadent the country; but even with regard to three little more of tangible, reliable fast has been produced than will ruffice as a luuis for impeachment proceeding agaitut the late' Secretary of War. even if three pro­ ceedings slinuld bescmliuncd by the Hutted RepubGcin City Caucuses. Wl olenalc and Retail. 11 Michigan Grand Avenue, Detroit. G'-as.sandpaint ’ WALL PAPER 1\ o have 5000 Holla of New paper and Will sell .l.«.^r — Si'..1. IOWA ASnSfEBBAStA. J. Cole & Son The Bmuitc i tan Rirer B. R. Co '• wirtfciiAue a tmit near ManhoodiHffW Lost Hsw Reslarai TheResultof a DemoI eratie . In­ vestigation DETROIT SEED CO., ricrufg^juus. Exposure. The Townihip Meeting*. UKXkr. I.ACtHr. PEOeiA. ‘V.T.VJCV IK>. MOLIXT. kocr ISLABD. da neon, MUnunn-K. v-ASBuroroj.’; iota vrrr. gkjjt !uulu>4*rkrdaS‘TMM^u.'*/» g Valley to the Rocky Mountains. The shortest mute to Pueblo the Gaand Canon Colorado Spring. Manitou, Bike Peak­ end all places of note in the mounts in re i gi«n«. The favorite route tn Denver and all points in Northern Colorado. The beat route to Southern Colorado, New Mexico, and Arinina. The only direct route Io t!>e famous 4h>n Juan tuinen. meat, lung Wore the Principal GROCERS. OSr ar at tl tk Ltvst unit ant Msvst s.tesesesses. As. Ez&wtnSa.its, JOHN STANLEY I •Hr OMioreirete,. frea s ikirtr rrers' eamaM r’sSKF.Jiarijraisr..- um pusiffi STUCK ™ UK GROCERIES A Temperance Lecture. Msndav as follows-—Kiip.ni HiJnss; lowuhip clrik. J.n>. -n CHORUS: DRIVEN UK SHAffi Canned Fruits and Fisn. ‘BRUGMAN Shingles, Lath, &c. CALIFORNIA Local Blijijitw police; m-wnmnw ha FROM HOME. tuanairemont rar Line, of i gj* ia HASTINGS S.sp;4ng Horses in the mid Jis of ths brec delivery and on- time* BBO. JOHN LENDS US HIS fWH HOT, STEBBINS BRO’S. sound al heart, if it had had any princi­ ples esacntial to the pereenl era or any lleprescntatives in the !loUw capable of mastering the aiUmlion, it cOn1d not have asked a better opportunity. Hut it has failed in every |«jint of view. The ut­ PICTURES 1 PIOTUBES1 terances of its Ben Hills and Tuckers have I am now all alono in the Photograph alarmed the loyal people of the country, aa appear, from the unexpectedly signal business, and as I have made arrangem.ou to iacreaM my fheilitire for doing Republican victories in New Hampshire anil in all the local elections of the mmsou. ibrtter work than ever, all should rail On tlio finance, nothing has been done but and pet a negative taken. Tin: superi­ ority uf my work in tbe past ia a suffi­ to betray a bitter hretiHty to the only step yet takirti for a definite return to | cient guarantee of Grvt-c i Work in the «]»ci« payments. The attempt to enact , something in its place shows an utter want of statesmanship, and even of ordinary’ comprehension of ths fiist elements oflhc country's financial condition and yesterdsy it ranilted in a signal defeat. Tbe policy :“72 , BUT HS IS IH FEEBLE CON­ DITION. HAS MCPHERSON RIVEN HIM SOME PILLS The Marshal goes Home. A Great Retatta in Prices! SALISBURY 4 BROSSEAU FARM FOR SALE! Wo tell none of this clicap-tusdc Fur­ niture that Is made by machinery. The goods we make L* made l.y hand, and lag KlGlirr ACHK3. aCtehlch 50 ARE IMPROVED Icturve U > Tbor-lsy, April j Freeport end Dubuque Line Is tbe only mule for Exxuh, RocKrottn, Parrrotrr, and all pointe via Fnepnrt. FURNITURE OMn m A First-Class Farm, IrUeaiwi, and usrt.r Iborongli ei 1‘artlcnlsn iapulre at ibis .Sc. er WIIUMffi Th- Board of Supervl»ora. 1 uf Snpervioon-for the cn ,C„0 rill <vm*bd of the f.dtouiug I *• ‘ OifU, /iitnt Attention cry thing uvilr All; Peerless Milk Safes j, i fornte,’ Bultinwre, Henry lli.nghtslin; Barry. Wm. F Sidnaut . yra l^r AdvertitTd Lettsn. J. M. HEWES, 11 ocenpies an emlleal position ..a the grounds on a line between the failed Plate, governmeat buildlagaH tha laschinery hall, 1st. he twostorlw. ia height, and le cost ahmil rr.MSt. The plaa It la derote the lower tore 9«X< OUJ, •“ Travvre l‘hillp».l Irviag, Aarrm J. Walker ; Maptto Gnrte, Aifom H«F/; OvMjpmlK Jnmre W. IL.iisbUlili Prairieville, John J- Pekin.; lUlland. Jarnce D- Bel— ; ThumapjAc. Frederick W. CUlh» Woodland, Ira Stowell; Yankee Sj-riuge. Zriirinn B. ibyt; Chicago and Milwaukee Uno U tbe bld Lake Flmre Route, and m Ute tatly one pamiug th rough Evahstok, Lakb Fottarr, Htoituixn Pam. WE MEAN RUHINEKSI Furniture Houma south side State St. cppowUr II. A. Goodyear's Hardware NOTICE! THE RESULT Salisbury & Brosseou. Hastings. Dec., 22, 187?^ U S2jL • A' Republican Mayor, Recor­ der. Marshal and Council/ who vrouhTnl live in Raftiugw. CITY On th. llhh of February a pockX-book containing (18.00, and twn batea, one nnteoflHW sirad by tire anhccrilwr, payable to Chartn Rvelcr. Dated Jan­ uary 16th 1876, payable in one year. The other was daks! Feb.' 17th, 187H, fur (15.00 payable to the mitwcriber. Signed by Geo. Daria, and Honry Davn. AU penreM are cautioned agaiaat buying cilh- ELECTION. Wagons and Buggies For What? KLORERGR SKWHiG MlCHUt Township (Tsrk, Wau L. Cebb; t.r Tawashlp Trswwnr. Thoma. C. WUkia. for 6. aftM Fw.ee, Wm. L CM*: for Highway �----------- 535323482300485353 ton and furnish no reason why anybody shodd^trfcr their policy to that of tbo iking compelled for political reasons to reject tlio llepublicui polieyr, they are even more embarasasd iu determining what they shall substitute for it, especially in view of tbc wide difference* which < xial among themselre-. They could easily agree to repeal the llreutnptiem Art. provided they could stop there and not bust their prospect* for the next Presidential eanijnign: but pa Senator Thurman told them iu a recent caucus, mere repeal would ba fatal to the ]«rty. Wbat shall be added to the repeal ? 'Jh*’ ia the question which purges the Demo —i_ ,i. n_.. . ... > eaves. 1 would have the abwd fronting the South, with at least 12 windows 3x3 in frout. Three would admit an abun iLnee of*na light, ao cwntial to the health and comfort- of fowls.**.J’would have venliistar* at tbo East and West­ ends, two fret above the eaucs.and five fret ground—high enough to prevent currents of air from striking the fowl*- To the MtetUall caves on . the North and Wert, I would atop backward.'' and would be anrlj in SSI have earth banked, fin* filling in stones fact; and, hence, would offend all pcraons and rubbish to prevent tha boards from who believe in the rarlirel practicable What decaying. I would have a ebeap, but resumption of specie payment. comfortable roof put on this large abed, shall be added to this Ixekward Step, that which abed I would not allow my fowls to will, to a hard tnoncy.Democrat, make it tuc *e a rootling place st all—would nut allow a tingle pereh ia it. Their roosting repsd the inflation paper money’ Demoapartment should be even warwer, but larger than neccaauy for • moating pur­ eran? In a iron], how shall tl.e e two pose*. This latter apartment I would at­ elawes uf Democrat* agro; to anything when their prinriplesare *o diametrically tach to thia huge ahed on the South. Combining tLoM two apartments, cer­ opnwitc. We are nut at all aorprued al the di-1 tain would U far more pyi«g. than to lean, fowls out-doors to froexc. Exercise lemma of the Democratic psrty. It is a too, is admitted to bo of great benefit to bad one, since cillier ham tbercof lua it* fowls, and hence I would have some litte grave difficulty. We wish tbc Committee strewn over about one half ofthe ground on Currency and Banking much joy, of this abed, among which iSrould throw while wiling to s«- the plan by which enough wheat- screenings to keep my hens the perty aliall extricate itself and not busy at lout halfof their time, scratch­ ing. The remaining [nrt, 5UxlG feet, would b« large enough tor their ocste. and dust boxes, and their feed, troughs, and drinking vowels. In thia way, and with such winter quarters. I would expect to make my fowlsjwell repsy their ktx-ping, if propcrlf fed, and enjoy tbe care of them Encourage your country ue»»pap.n>. breidea. Any breed cared fur thn». hiring been captured M a Spanish brigan­ would well repay their keeping anil build- Aaut by kind worth, protnpt settlement tine by ths BrAuuutt fell into (ho of bills and encouragement to nitcrpri»c pwsewaion of Gorcrncr Hamilton at Bosh the editor* of all the paper* which am Hill. West copied it, and humored helping to herald improvements, great or Usrr*—Mid Coart Ums* l-elas Ike stere at SoMseme of hia portly patroa.v by painting \ The Cure for Corrupt ion­ anaall. There never wa' a iHiwvpapcr, iMiUarMll&artfarUM&uitr at iw.rl.r,n.>(to>I J«B». A. P. »?>. u Iks. them in the altitude of tbo aaint. Blad bilrteenrs'elMklnthe sftmeM at lh»l in Anthony Waine, then a handsome, gallant lb* >*n.ti ul leanande dastribni, I* eskf m-irlAll who have not lost their Leads in ur ~ sisyS. Hereof srekstt b-> arw.e*/r lshowily dreaaed young fellow, waa often conactiucnee ol the clamor raised over the <h.ildMi-onld.--------— rrtkrr with *»M Auorwr i seen on the streets with the milduianncrod vise of, the late Secretary of War, know cwuloolt; lkore«ib<r< apple-cheeked Quaker lad. He brought that in its essential features it i* nut limior.vtelten ikirtr-ilz W I. .... „,a as many of hi* fashionable "friend* aa he ited to party lines nor eaen to politics iu e«s>d Or Mr>. E;«ll»eToOBiraf.lh« could persuade to ait lor their [wrlrait* to the broadest sense, it is a phcaomenon of the hungry young artist, and it ii hinted the times, a part of that ware of corrup­ t. x only made a military man of him, but ting influences which swept over the Willt.ee J. II■■tele*. Juuo Ibe torate n.Mk introduced him to charming .'lisa Betty country after the upheaval of a gigantic alike necwary to perfect growth. The ei*bt~»k«nIrxfin-finj-e.sb:; *l»o bj Ibe >a>lh Shew ell. with whom West, in hia orderly civil war. The like effect has often l>ccn editor who in encouraged will be a Ik-1 ter proper way, fell in love. Mian ShcweH'a witnessed iu England. One of the most editor next rear than this anion he lie a brother, however, being a Iran with an in­ snarling, selfish, growling, miatrly, cgvti* come, had no mind that his pretty sister war ia sot adrift a vast amount <if moneyshould marry a man who had noon, and through contract*, supplier, etc.,-in unae- |' ni.iiu, begotten ufapite at natural enmitv whose t .-eu]»lion' wu held to be not half ebstomed ehinnels and without auy uf the ; with all the honest werht Hut sticli ao noted as that of a tailor. He therefore ■afeguarda thrown Yound le^itimato busi­ abnisfmal monstrosities an- fsw. Tbc locked Mia* Betty up in her room, just ness in ordinary time* lienee >uddcn ordinary editor is a man of brain, about the time that wire of tbe Allens’ riches, acquired by ignorant and vorrupt thought, power, inteiligenre. A student who wu sending a ship laden with grain men, tbc enormiu growth of aocial ex of life. A thinker. A spnpithiicr to the starving Italians, offered Benjamin traragance, “shoddy," the ttradscs* of ri­ with his fellow men, if they will permit a partake on her to Leghorn. Bat love valry, tbe prevalence of adventures, reck- him to grow to them. lesanewi of gain, and the corruption of the Quaker itotuoo and his Juliet uw each weak or the over-rabilious. The fall uf other, though one wa* in the garden and a Cabinet officer is only pan and pored of •< reefa-o thlrtr IJO> Is tei tha other, in tha window, and vowed eter­ the rein of a Tweed, Ute ruin of a Pond Wg'„’8S’a“Lva(®:» nal faith. Wot promised to win lame or a U inslow, defalcation of a bank clerk, and money, and hn sweetheart promised or tbcdishonest practices of n merchant. to come to him to the ends uf the earth Ono political party may ,1>| put out of as soon u he should send her word hu power, and another put^in, without ita hid enough of tbc Utter ncceaaary to keep baring tbc least effect on the sum of cor­ NOTICE. them from starvation. The remainder of ruption or the aligbest influence in haste­ tbe story Bishop White told to Dr. Swift, ning ita cure. It ia tbe honest )«ople of U. S. Internal Revenue of Easton, Pennsylvania. West, a* we all the country who must do the work-and |------ -■ know, succeeded rapidly in winning both they must do it by carrying on the work j That i* tl tbe fame and money, and u soon aa he of reform each in bis own sphere and was twtaWfahod first favorite at Hampton through the customary agencies. The Court, soul to Mias Hhewefl to claim her Methodist will sol desert hi* deoomina part of the promise. Her brother was lion because Winslow and Pond hare still inexorable, and did not consider a painter, though he were Gootxe'a Own, » fit match fur the daughter of a MueMooded Philadelphia family. Ho locked Mias Betty up again in bur chamber. The Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, ivTSrrt« Mercantile Training; FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE YOUNG MEN. ansfe&Mti, >ol all alkw rerewa* I’smiarst.-fs RAILROAD. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Tte Hiiki Kinder Edocatien for Ymi Meo. Magnificent granite building, with clcgantly fitted and furnished apartments for SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO the application uf and carrying out cd- our THEOLD FOLKS. AND TO THE BUSINESS TRAINING. Vuong mrii who rmitrmpLte a ba>.ir.nu> BlCKFOM) >««««,c \jwtte" THE BICKfOBO ABTOMATIC SPECIAI.TAXES many glances of pity and encouragement were cast at the high latticed window be­ hind which ™ the foir captive mriden. The ship was in the harbor,ready to sail, in which West had arranged that hi* bride should come to him under the escort of his fothar. The day arrived for her departure. Al this crisis Dr. Franklin appeared as the good angal, and proved hinaclf quite m competent tu direct a love affair *a the liahltring or the draught in * stove. With Buhop White, then a lad of rightocu and Francis Honkiuaon, ho went to tbo ship's captain, and arranged with him to delay starting untill night, but to be ready to weigh anchor at a moment's warning. Old Mr. West was then taken on board, and at midnight Franklin, young White, and Hopkinaon repaired - ”—v “—*liotrne, fosteoodarop ty a window, held ' tbephlit^lkl evils of fbo day. This would be al the best, merely change without im­ provement, working on thcaurface. with­ out rcachiag tbe«<*l of tbc real difficulty. In all prolmbillty ii would be wmre, fur it would divert the jfionle from tbe true course of reform, would bring in a new set of officer* with peculiar temptations to in­ dulge in corrupt prartires and pccuHar fa­ cilities to tmtre upon the work. Tbe true medial for the Bepubliausmasses fa irhi].upholding Io the utmort those officer*, like Bristow, who are collated in the arduotu tx-k ofofficial purification, to renew and strengthen the organization among the people iu tbe aame pure and determined rant which animated it iu the day* uf Lincoln, Andrew and Sumner. Jinn Eliza MICHIGAN CENTBAL RAILROAD. FOape, Jacboa & Sadm to. sre s tgisj'g.'JSrtWets; s=a8&^&~£s.s C. P. Rowell * Co's. Column. Lawson's Curative -•-ter. Family Knitting Manhin.! fl "crore re. ruiuai m4 sukias ■*. A as r ’r'*' r • tirssi, retort* sslr ofarrluin Sdsr. ' . rM.ol. Grat. Ii hM mreyilre—~4. .Sells trsr । t® si ffis KrtW.bus,,i St Nicholas for 1875, f“«“> anaali, m swfsl m lk> *<wl*< A 12 'gX! tTBtUt S.'ilir.xt: BIAND RAPIDS DIVISION. I MUxr.tr rr.M.1 u. w. on lire lt.i U, > .• *r». A. 1'. tea. br Ik* rretel* Csert at Its F*44I«t* at 1*1.«re. Sm*lM* mure ikaa <«u Lnrer* *r otlm ula*l>....... Pr<Ul*r> of Inkowo. *<wm4 rltsi lloo bareo* or*lb«r mIcmIi* _ _____ tSk, tbrt&Ei Mdlmofrekm.fo.rtkdM* <•* fart css a > . rt W UM ItreLre*.!,. tfcKsav The Reliable Short Line BRAND RAPIDS ARB DETROIT xx.,."MragSijK,“issj5sftt STrtWBEIklrt ABD SEICHES. rSEii ■.&wa ililiaaSw-l. TMi XmMv.u ?& .SS XSt* iIS<: ’ $5S$20Fift”te.Te'WS 1—d.Ma.______ ._______ - aartat SsE— PETEBMM’S RUVE FILLS. the greenbacks, the latter being the debt of tbo Government, widely distributed among the people, and ibe former being redcemablo m the greenback* and sub­ ject to lika fluctuations with it; and, “Wierroi. Th. United State* Treasu­ ry has thus for foiled to meet its obliga­ tions and to redeem ite notea, thereby depreeUting die value of the people's If the former* of the Union nedoratood tn? the rimplc&rt that Inflation of tbo cur­ rency raises the pice of nothing which they hare to sell, Lut of everything they need to buy, they would rote the rag nowey brawler* into a prompt and per­ St. Nicholas for 1876 7ir^«5Fi created, nuiardar *»d ttaoAar » t5“ ‘ .E®?,,,™ ™EE 1 af tbair LUo InCallfomta during ths days of tbo GolJ-b’over. Mr. Wna> to thia work. Is sddlllon re L>. I wvU kor.wn literary rtf'".» tberesrh ftmlliarI Uy with tbe tealarea of that *tU.| eoaatrv and ; tbs people tbe* flaeking tie** rd it. What be haa to my of tbam is pervaded with * sntelo t *n-t Inieneo uror ./ re-d.iy teat eaaUre Ibe reader to fellow ibe ebasaetare in tbelr sdvra- r The cvutajpon of tbo -go!d-fevve;" tbo rrrai .no:—u:Zr.. > .->. . . ■ . *7 ii PENSIONS To whom Pensions are wrnbaemi Um tet-re.^ Cbtew o.j Gre.d n. Mf, Zm* re.M-.wy tfawyk Jiaf C^, Slnftr, Winter Time Table. THE ENEMY OF IIIEAIE I THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAM AMD HEART MUSTANG liniment, 40 YFA HR NTOOU ■niETEJT or THEBE’iS NO ROUP IT Will N(»T HEAL. NO LAManwiT re w°T 1*0 ACHE, NO Hjj?AITM-CTR hi-. “ •“ nJst-JXs^'"x Kulio*.. litre— M � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-04-12.pdf 8cd8a17e3db2f08f27f002008722f339 PDF Text Text The RbH*ucA« B\l«l<sn Geo. M. Dewey, KDITUR AJTD FVBUSHER. VOL. XX. NO. 50. HASTINGS, BARRYr*COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 187G. n.yWHM. ffi) EOSDiESS CAMS. coarse. He saw now that she was ignor­ ant and vulgar, and that only hi* own youthftd ignorance had caused him to overlook the fact in tho** old time* when he had fandad her perfvetioo, and the dream of *o many year* wa* orsr. Now that Evan Ware had returned rich and proaperou*, he might hare eonrolsd himself with the affection* of any GREBLE <fc RUSSELL, Hnvo now in Stock for the HOLIDAY TRADE » full and com­ plete line of ’ tend, and smiled, upon by budding mimes, spinster* sod widow*. Every one but Lixxie Gale sssiied upon him. 8be, mindful through aB there long yean of the rah! parting on ■ lb* brdgti, vouchufod him only the chtlfie*: recognition; and tho fact annoyod him. Site liad grown to be a fine looking woman ; and lie nimcraborod what a kind, pleanut girl •ho used to be, and longed to knew more of her. He longed in vain. She re­ paired his aUcntiout. and kept him st a distance. Ytt all the while she secretly admired him. and her greatest motive for tfotruyt SyttL ScHtci/s ^/Ib Symut, Slr4T*», VlX<> St«s, Sirin Brut, Sc 4/> Syo/lr fecy CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MIOH. Fumhu/I/It) Qooos. L. E. STAUFFER, .Prop. Also the Celebrated Diitnioitd Tooth. Silver Steel CROSS-CUT SAWS, Eran should think she had been pining fur him. The widcA Fay fell no such scruples. Old Mr^Bcrt, before ho died, had specu­ Which are guaranteed to cut fifty per cent snore wood than any lated in some bubble and ruined -himself ; other Saw in the Market. and instead of being the great heirca* all her little world had esjeeted her to be. Mattie found it hard work to lire and drew* heroelf in the finery she loved, on her small income. A rich husband was her object, and Eran Ware had been so desperately in loro with her that it was Hn.i the Largest Door of any Stove iu the Market. hardly likely that he eould be quite indif­ ferent now. "I'm sure I'm handaoms enough yet," thought Mattie, a* aha looked in the It i< the Handsomest and Heaviest । distance with somthing very like a tear glass; “and if he i* reaeatfnl about the way I answered him, I II manage that ] in h«r ere. Manufactured. • “He'll surely come," *be said to her­ somehow. It s too goad a chattel! to Prices Lower than Etter Before in Barry County. self. “Surely he'll never go away with­ out saying good-bye, lliough he ha* liven CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. S-C- PRINDLE- REFUSED AND REFUSING. The Double Door Base Heating Acorn, Boiler Plate Stove niu how The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. omprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and Vests, and a fellow of twenty, not yet too manly to blush, reeeiring porting wishes and injunc­ tions from old ladies and gentlemen, and hearty grips ofthe hand from the boys, and •milra from the girls, fur everybody liked Eran Ware. Thao came the'final goud-bvc*, and one or two motherly klssea, fur Evan was to start at dawn ; and away the boy went, not down the green lane where Li trio Gale sat. but along another path, down which tripped a figure in brurht silk, with a coquettish lace bonnet and pansol, tak­ ing it* way toward* a rustic bridge, that ■panned a little riruletHe overtook her just a* the little feetj rv.nU'U on uriugv, anu qenc uui or I breath, railed her by naras. । '<Mi>*Burt, please «top a minute." I She paused then, and leaned over the dillereDt patterns of imported and domestic . railing of the bridge dipping the point of her ti*ry •! into the water. "I rail for Chin* to morrow," he raid. •■^Ye*—you told me so. 1 hope youU like II" A firat*claaA from Detroit, ex- , “I don't axpcct to IlkeiL I like home better than all the world. ' pected soon, when we rdiull be prepared to furnish the beat ofi , "Dear me! What make* you go, clothing made to oedeii,_»"■> and perfect! h-r hretT" Block Hastknow wla-at lout you might fit# guaranteed, ut tin* Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. ‘ * Mtt-Hl । "You * rm„ orph*n. I have no mon­ . rv—no pnapeet*. My old sailor unde l ing«. Meh. line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. TAILOR J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. _ Hastings, Mich. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and TLET'A-I' JEWELERS, FROOMAN'. 3PM Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue, Clncago. HOWARD WATCHES. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, .a rwouM. Lrriur ufte» jt« ■S«r4iBaB«T,« stere._______ SALISBURY fc BROSSEAU. .Mputtx r^mi HAVE YOU A DOLLAR? FOR ONE DOLLAR Wc will send, Post-paid DENTIST nin uuad u> *n ku.J»x tt tk» TIE WEEKLY rail! O1STE VEAK. ■ DENTIST NasitiUe, licliiai - AH wort i-Man.'i iiictW te. SWBB] 's HOTHU> .......................Mien IRAXD RAMM. X.TOW A PICK KXUXG, rewrrte«»"Ev«y Ikta* U* E.lihHAm.011. Sew •*■> BOARD AND BOOM. flNJO I* DAY. * • FINE PRINTING IMPOSITION HATE 0 OPPOSITION COURTED. Compariwn Invited and Competition Defied in DONE at this OFFICE ACARD. Teas, Coffees and Spices JTO3BCXV STAIVLjh; V All trades of Teas the very beat in Ute Market vresh every week from the Importers 8. 8. SLEEPER 4 CO., of Bowton. and for ttate at priee? which dees nucccmAiI competition. GIVE ME A CALL. John Stanley. “Matte Fay was trying to cateh Eran Ware" patent Io all Famiugdale. By this lime, however, the said Evan Ware was absolutely in love with Lixxie Gale. She, at least, did not court his money, and that ws* something to so rich a man. . He forced himselfupon her little by little, till he made lu* way. It was spring; a lovely May, frcah and beantifol as May could l>e. and, accord­ ing to custom, a grand picnic was on tho tapis At that picnic Enn Ware had rreolred to try hi* fate for the second and last time: fur should Idxxie Gale refuse him. he would never offer his band to another woman. And, ignorant of this, ! at that same picnic, Mattie Fay liad re। solved to bring her old admirer to the “It's only pique, I know, that keeps him from speaking,' she said, m she looked at herself in the glass ; “and I'll go all length* to cure that." The day appointed srrired. Eran Ware maneuvered with surcese, and found himself st the outset just where be wished to be—in a little vehicle only capable of holding two, with Lixxie Gala by hi* ride. The ride wan a long cue. and there were plenty of chance* for ten­ der spceehoi and soft glance* Lixxie wa* yielding alowly, and when in the quietest part of the road, after all the other vehicle* had pro<d them, Eran paused entirely, and looking _ down into appeared in great affliction al her good m*n'» danger, began to. ask qutftions of her pretended husband, ealculstcd toeiioil fha answers abe expected and desired. The cobbler, groaning aloud, and looking mueb liku* peraou going to gin up the ghost a* soon a* pcwrible, feebly auswsrrd; “I intend to leave you half of my rotate, «r half, for he has always been a good neighbor." The widow was thunder­ struck at reemving a reply so different from that which she expected, but dare not Mgatiro the cobbler'a will, for fear of losing the whole of the propertv, while tho old rogue in bed—who wa* the poor old aboemakcr living apposite—laughed in his sleeve, and divided with her tho fruits of a project which the widow had lliat you wont be found, fighting against the Southern Confederacy again," And the acre* of fields close by filled with graves, beer witoera to the manner in which be kept his word. Bat the fooling Snat him at that time as a brutal tvranlkeetrtr, by the ihotuands ha abused, wa. traly again*: him as agent of thw higher tn authority, whose instructions h* was carrying out to tho Utter. . In regard to the question wtathet or not the Southern ConMsraey had it la their power to remedy these evil*. I think the prisoner! suffered *s much from tha WHOLE NO. 1037 bedcaUthtt narattBuyar oar pub­ lic men have beet craxy after wealth. Mr. Pendleton gttan ft* (K »90,DM for sfrwwwkx. Mt*. Btewxrt get* over tlM^Wftxhb tepl Mrafora o. th. men were added to thii number during the month* of Joly and August. AlrooM every form of disease and wrctehednras was present among the inmates. Many were hurried there from the battle field* of the Wilderness and SpuUaylrania, with wound* frataring and unhealed, and the «reepriroa fare, and the entire absence ‘ t^tvery thing in the way of medicine, iE>n numbered these with the dead. The •curry prevailed to a great extent, ncum and hundred* were entirely beplrae; their limta black and swollen almost to bursting; and men that a fow months before had strong healthy teeth, could now take them from the month with the fingers. Yet I entirely cared-by eating a few rax pota­ toes, the patient hav[ng a little money to purchase them. Diarrtiea and dysentery also prevailed to a great extent, and the food and water receired there bad a tend­ ency to aggravate the« disrate*. Some had been there a year, and perhaps longer, they became homesick, discouraged, luet all hope, wuuld .do nothing for thetnaelree, and lay down and died.. Some, after hot> iog against hope, for long weary monthi became tired of life, and praring their way on forbidden ground over the dead­ line, the bullet of the Rebel guard soon set the prisoner free. Number were thu* shot, and the cry of the inmates would Let when the familiar crack of the musket to decide my file—you can scud me back very kind of him to do wlial hs is doing, to China or keep me here," her eye* \nd no one ran tell how anxiou' I am to dropped, and nissf made no pretense of misunderstanding him. tarieh." The next moment be lra>l said "Will " EveryU»ly seenu to be." you be my wife, Little?" sad had taken "Ye*, not fur the same rcaAon.'" her hand and pressed It to Li* lipa , and "Why, what u your reason ?' then, finding no denial, had kisacd her out and out. men it bad been heavily limbered, but, It wa* a quiet sort of thing, but they with the exception of two large pine treai were quiet people, loth of them. 8<» thia had all been eut off, and the piercing quiet^bst by the time they alighted JJ>- raya of an almost tropical sun camo down whether you care for me or not. Some- lie bsd legged Eran “not to act people on the heads <d the prisoner* with fright­ limes you iw-em to and totuctiuic* you talking" by devoting himself too entiro- ful power. If I had - not found a friend don't. But I—like yon—better than ly to her just yet; and Evan had prow- there who had a blanket, and shared it anybody in the world—so ranch that if with me, I am rare I should not hare you My I may hope a little bit to make lived two week*. Thousands of the tays yon like ntf a* mueh, 1 shall hare an looking certainly very young and pretty, had no blanket* and very little clothing; object to work for to make myself rich- found the rich merchant at her mercy, and but every thing was used that could be arid great, perhapn; and without that hope took poaaeasion of him. used to poustruc*. some kind of a shelter She walked him around a romantic from the burning rays of the sun. blankets I shan't bare any. There it's out. I've tried to say it a doxcu lime* before, pond and down into a chartuing green and coals, and even shirt*. Home dug meadow, and talked of “the dap that bole* in the ground and arched them over and I couldn't go away not knowing." He paused and the girl stared at him. “You meant that furan offer ot your times in wet weather these caved in and hand and heart. I suppose? " she raid. buried the inmates in the ruins. Others "Ifso, I'll tell you what: I roorider it, dug holes in the hillside, by the side of, “ And to repent our fully — I do, I know. coming from yoa to me, a pence of itnpnor under some stump, anything to gat out I'm sure I don't know howto approach the subject but you remember how rude I wa* on the bridge—bow ridiculous. Yon nsver ran have forgiven." “Indeed I have, Mre. Fay." ••Entirdy?” "Entirely," he replied. “You know it wasn't from th* heart. plainly dressed little figure that stole over the bridge tan minutes after, until some Girl* are so singular. The moment you had gunc I wanted to rail after you. If one said : "Evan." you had asked me the question a second | Then he turned. It was Lixxie Gale. in her r.rat (glraw time. I should have answered differently." •'Men are generally too proud to rejeat bonnet, and with her prayer book and such a question." said Eran, “I am." pocket handkerchief in her hand. But the lady was not to be baffled. "Yon are going away to-morrow ? Good ■In matters of the heart pride shotfld Bye!" have no daev," she whispered. “For He took her offered hand. my port. I'm ready to throw min. aside “Good-bye Iattic." ■> "I hope vou'll hare a plcsesut voyage Bu?Eraa'^V*rc was thoroughly frightand aatrerJ." "Thank you; but everything goc* “Don't t^y anything either of ns might wrong with me. I don't support youll regret,''h. raid, taranra I, this very morning, put the qnralton to another lady, and wa* answered favorably." attempt to detain her, and she walked I Mattia stared at him; she could Mt away slowly an I quietly, *nd never wiped off the little tear that Would trickle down believe her senses. But s sense of phsmo her cheeks until she wa* auro that :and anger gradually broke upon her, and .utting her kerchief to her eves she Evan on the bridge eould not see her. out; “You're heartkas flirt, sir!" The next day Evan Ware liad left sobbed I , dure the right and the labor, and offered Farmingdale for year*, iff not for ever. 1and flounced sway. Ersn Ware sat down upon a tank and1 a reward to those that would bring them He went mortified and unhappy, but, out to the gate. Any one bringing out a strange to say as much in love a* ever. 1 “ Lift is a queer thing." h. arid to himdead body w»s allowed to tarry in an armHe was very young and very modret, and Mattle Burt* uncalled fur insult took m 1 H. “What should I Ear* uM to any' ful of wood. Long rows of them were one who had told me, ten years ago. that 1 laid outride the gate every morning, and upon itself after a day or two the form of 1 I should comq tack to Fanningdale tn' could their friends from home have seen refosaMsttle Burt?" , them, they could hardly have recognised It rat good hour before he ^joined in them any samhlaM* to humaky. I the enrapanj, and then Msttie Fay had1 quota from my diary, wnucn on the »p<^ taken herself homo on a plea cfiDnes*. in whi«h I have a record of every day I Before many ww*ks were ovm, not onlyf spent there, during fonr months undar Fortune making is trey slow. Evan Msttfo botsll Farmingdrie knew whom> ZmoTAngrat 15,1864. "W. Eran had chosen, and it is a pitiable 1 sad go but they bring m ehange to u*. was pvoaperou*, but at>firat moderately so; and mouths rolled by, and years, and truth that sweet ietapered Lixxio has one' We Mill draw tie tame Msmiradon*, and bo grew to be a tall, broadshouldered man, enemy on earth, and that individual re•­ akeloton forms still moot u* at cvvry .top, ride at Farmingilale and is named Marti. 1 nine hundred and ninety-five dnita 00with a great brown breed, before he was curcdinramp last wesk." August 20, half rich enough to go tack to Farming­ 1864: “Dm*h still rontinuce its raragm, dale. Tho limo came al last, however. He knew hi* racreai had become known in hut native place ; he knew also that Miss Burt had married and wa* a widow; and wb«n be laft Chin* it was with the foil without making his will, ftr th* want of “Anottar week eommenort. foil of pain --------- — LU ...ITwinf towinnv- we Lard v n-alix-i intention of-tabtahi-himsrif •> a mar­ chant ia London, and marrying Matteo, if she were-to be won. Such an imago a* he curried with him. and over the ocean, United State*. 13,158; Germany, 2.7M; EogUnd, 1,2811 Settled. W> ; Fra***, 294 : Italy, 724; other foreign oountri**. 452 , not given, 183 ■ total, 37,470. From thi* it is fair to concludnd that the intellectual and moral instruction of prcrcarat of the dwellings of the poor, on the conrittion that poverty, infirmity and ssseciatiM tagtt vics* innumerable. And with the sasutary melioration of the poor, we would anticipate a vast dearest of their temptatiou to vice, and Mpodrily to the vice of intoxication. For it mnst be raraembered that itrterapcranoe is a* ef­ fort a* well a* in many cases, the cause of otbarcvil*. The poor and wretched drink Noticing in your paper of a few weeks ago, a roll for information io regard to lUbcl Prison*, and treatment of prisoners therein, I write you briefly a few line* on I the subject. I was a member of Capt. Culver* Company E., twenty-sixth Mich. Infantry. dunng the late war, wa* shot through the body al tho battle of Spottaylvania, Va., on the morning of May 12, 1H64, ahd taken prisoner. Before my wounds healed I wa* scut South, byhur­ ried marches, or crowed with many others in slight box cam; and two months from the day I was wounded, July 12, 1864, th* huge gates of tbs stockade at Andersonville, Ga., were unbarred and camp on a small sluggish stream, with mud and filth kn«u deep on the one ride, and a bed of quicksand on the other, wtan there were healthy streams of pure waler, in abundance, all over the country. There wa* m need of placing the cook-house on the upper port oi the stream no that thia limited supply of water lor drinking and and washing purpose* should be covered with refuse and greare. Plenty of wood to properly cook the ra­ tion* received, would have been a luxury, for, during the hottest days, the night* were very cool, and the dew* heavy like rain,—and there was tmmraee qwan'itici of it just outside the stockade, but tkii was I denied them. And there wa* plenty of .A* tho inmate* of the prison pressed | provirioM throughout all that country; around ns to gain information in regard plenty of oom and sweet potatoes. rail to their friends, or tho world outside, enough could have been furnished without their appearance in tattered, filtliy cloth­ ing, features grimmod and blackened with the smoke ofthe pitch pine fires, their sunken eye* and skeleton frame*, struck me with pity and horror, and I almost fancied that the gate* of tho internal re­ gions had opened, and I wa* gating on the countenance* of the hat. As I wont around among the inmates, I found twenty­ fl to thousand Union prisoners crowded to­ gether on ‘•bout twenty-five acre* of ground, hardly room enough, if they aT Bearing in mind that the use of liqrar i* llu> causa on efitti of three fourth* of the crime*, It is a curiosity also to notice that tho nativity of those convicted upon w^h^iss* follow. r-Irotad. lsSK ean read, we would anticipate a* decided useful remit*, a* from the perusal, by the same number of people, of the trablicatious by theTraiperrarc or Religion. Trott 8oThi Board of IVlire Jndgra, in this city, i* required bf law te make u annual return of the autistic* of crime. Moral­ ist* and tax-payers, that 1* to ray Chri*- morning. I could see through th* tree*, the field.* where near thirteen thoUMmd of our poor boy» were buried,, martyr* in the great stuggie for the preservation of Ameri­ can liberty. Nxvrrox T. Kratt. Things at Washington liccu the prey of partisan committee*. It i* time that this robbery was Mopped ; and, iftt cannot be done in any other way, I trust tho Senate will pa*a th* House bill. But three House DemocraU showed that they were not entirely rinrere, far when Mr. Blaine proposed to make the bill spply to nicmbera of t'oogrww they refused to let him in with his amendment. Why not? If the bill become* a law. among us? If not, where? Study throe figure*; cannot give a dollar toward ordinary elec­ Of the total number of persons held tion expenses, tirt even out of their pri­ for trial and convicted, amounting to 61,vate fortunes. 1* it any worse for thaw C55, the several nativide* ar* dutribnud gentlemen to contribute to “election ex­ a* follows : Ireland. 33,891 ; United, States penses" than for Mr. Farnaado Wood and 21,220: Germany, 6.1S7; England. 1,793; Sir. Samuel Cox to do the same? Tho Sootlaud. 563; Franro; 452 . Italy, 3H; mtcnsihle reason* for the passage of the bill are. first, to prevent bribery and eor- gira, «a.. Sition in elections and to protect the Across tb* ocean is one little island,call­ cvliolder frotj political a**oumenta. ed the “Gem of the Sea" or th a Emerald But everybody knows that tlicro is quite Isle, reuawbed for the “pleCy" of its peea* much corruption in covgnwnoual «k» pie, of whom there are a bw more than linns as any other. Probably no clam of >n the Stale of New York. Ireland, in men pay out more money for polities! 1870, had fire and a half million*, and anew* than Senators and Reprroenta- its population wa* decreasing. New York tlrre ; yet the Democrat* of the Hou*e declined to include lhemseirra in all pro­ toil tk. u— what will finally be done, I taliev*. Tho Supreme Court is the only tribunal which all [urtir* are willing to trust. If the time should ever come when that body would consent to a fraud, to secure thi triumph of a party, tho country hard­ ly be worth saving. Senator Morton dings to his clrctoral bill doperaudy ; but how be ran hc^c to bring the Senate and House together on the subjrct is a wonder to hl* friend*. ' The danger of trouble within a year probably SnSnencc* him; but it is tafor to trust to tho good fortune which has hitherto saved us, and wait till a thorongh remedy ran be provided. The better kind of Republicans litre and elsewhere bare bran grraUy diagurtrc' with General Butler s performance in the room of the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs. A bitter personal roe my of Mr. Dana, the moment he was nominated he appeared before tho Com­ mittee with charge* »gainst hi* moral character I And tho Committee, without writing to hear th* other side, went to the President and asked him to withdraw 1the nomination! The I»rw<ient flnaly ideclined. Then folk>w.d .. aosrewhet Ifoolish letter from Mr. Dana, which anger­ ,ed the Committee, and they reported sgrintt i him to the Senate. In reward- to ttaotargtoagriM l him.ltb suflMsct to state that so competent s judge re-«xIWdentWoolaey hre written a latter defending Mr. Dana from |aifer's sora- l>ana ran ^ittt'hfa.ftr Qragr***, sad be wi.be* to punish him for it. Th* rcmree Committee ia MxraittiDi: itself toofbethe lad by s tad man [TdtaW* against an eminent cltixeu and Republican, witheul first inretfu; him to be heard, was ftspoMU *U b thudsyn «r Snsncr it could not have occurred. A»y years of sga; of three • vrey large proper lion (how many v* cannot aay) were bora here of parents who camo from that green isle. Coaid we tale them from the natiw of the United States and credit them to thrir pateraal tan, ire would tad that fre- Th* Coottiiniion of th* United Btate*. in ponding that M State shall "make . anything bat grid and rilvar coin a tendar > raok*Mcli uriai ulagad teodarin dbeharc* tathekw Moreover, the Supreme Court of the i United Blate*, ia one Of Walkar va. Whitabrad Ot WaOaM. p. 314), held ttsMMMh^v*; "Th. han [of i .--a: - �i betwean the GUIDE S«w Yayr. April f>th 187C pmtal noronta. Eight hundred and twenty en "T ’< Irving, Mich., April, Uth. 1870.. jirnttedixtriy mixed from a lighted J«p« HI >7 “•* c*wp«ng nriaoocn .hut th. kitehrod locked it, but rating that the ’ IIimtH Mm., Anu 12,1871 teen newspapers puUisbed ia Berrien county—9 EkpuUiewa, 2 iMuneralic, 1 Methodist,and 1 ledependant. The Chicago J ^rn-fl tp th** the Michigan Central Railroad Company has built a number of elegant dining ears. wiring Mr» Ward, would hare horned nd light* and blue it Committee of the United Staid Saoato, •welled and .trvamol like a holiday fanner. thiiDiauSct. I ran away owing quit, terrible feature of it i lave been glad to reiinquiah the tark to Thia villian lion* of miaapproprutiona and corruptioo. i^y**«. I publican majority ia Mimiarippi made to I integrity. He sold tuortgapm and hoods | belonging to ewtstes. and squandered the I out a party of railrood men recently on an !■ w.. . van f.lnKXBt trio. followed the four for actural mile*, keeping ’ I up a continual file on them, until finally i j getting three of them in cloac <|O*rtcra, | thry’lhrew up." and be marched them । RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. nfOhio. For Viso-Drmidant. JOBS P. HARTBAN FT uf Vcnnsylrania thing—that bis whole life wa. an inqC. tore. He was a judge, ami held many er nf the party of four be wx.« ratified wx« ! Democrat ought to demand that it be j not fir from where the capture took plre. I aad he aecordiagly returned and found bolder baa been paying >2,700 for the him fitting in th. creek with hu Lead ■ rarefdlj bid under a bunch of Lnwfc. He 1 wu abn marcho! to the prioou by hi* cap­ their criminal eoterpriacs. Ingersoll, tor. On rrturaing to the penitentianr any quarter by the tuMcral.k folly and I Garvey, Watson, Connolly, Gmtct, and young Gaine mounted the hoeao whirh had twice been ridden to the city and back Al) the talk in th* ivnnectivn about 1 ty well. till tenant actually goea to White- aad for the benefit of my holy roadcri* 1 through the mud, and went in pur»uit of “Honert money for all. and hasten to tell them net to Iray scoop hoc the other three Mill al large. He gut up­ free •chools for all. There t wiring the ‘bluesly ahirt is partis slang on their trail and followed them fir about ahoald be no inflation which rix laika, coming within eight of them. will depreciate the one nor »cocouatituaney al Albany. terian interference winch will ten behind the dark curtaia of a dril war deetroy the other." . State Land Office, Mie! ijn. Reputlicin National Convention. A Southern paper which wya that reached, who hare an unlucky habit of, “Jeff Davis was right" in his Ic^e on to see the eity. thoroughly, at not very been damajwd by contact large expend. Avoid the large hotel*, tda aiun.-etbtT. । Put out the Lights—Democratic Policy. in - harge of the Tcmioria! convict’ Young Gaincw hai acquitted hun'elf | r-.ibly. and he dtwrrvwX to 1>e rewarded I with a full pardon. \ Go to bonrding-houaea, good, cicun. comfortalde beds. Thrac off the tu>c of fuel, light* and water in all I the public building., on account of the hotuea can be* fouad^ anywhere below I failure of this year's appropriation fur | thoee tiurpoaes. must be carried into effect markable feats occurred last Sunday when ! immediately. Wc understand that al the he got outride of >23.20 worth <.f food Button Piet Office, the Custom House,, and drink. irable. Thoee who have Ing advantage of the decline in Conkling r.vlmm party atfiUsuteas. wbe kalieva In Prcidential sUtek to bring tho daimn of .„1 wnJrt <k. url.clple. .ntrarialed in Iks their cnmlidate ihto fUilie nocire. cundon to and from Washington calllwlb. Xslicnx: BepuMieaa Cenvrati^. If the Cincinnati candidates should hap- J The people of Barry County to under* stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen but Will Hams, says he can sell them Cheap Well they sent us a double order of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter Tor Young I'olks to g<*t married and go to keeping house, and he will scJI it Cheap ami c.lose'itvoiit. • d principle* of the father.. following tledamationa ! to-night!' Mc«t j-tsoos can apprehend All hotais and be bled for the styla of the | i something of the effect of snch a change, thing, but it ia unemnsary. Stylish ( bnarding-buturw cun he found st fnxn >101 coaatetatioaal right* of ewnr ritiaen , for grateful Hcosnitaou of the brave roldicr. of the Republic, for though retrenchment and reform ; for the uneporing permit. axpoaure and pani.hm. nt of publie fraud, f.jrtte Vhc.an-1 Tenth atrect, or, for ing incuavewiencc and injury to the wlmlc and uffirixl dbhoarety ; for the olcvatum of tho publie Mrvice. and purr and efficient community, caused by daring up all opera- i govern treat, for maintaiaieg nntxrnulinl lion* at night-fall, fwticulariy at this sea- XX ,XB t CT1LE, Mamtentrii. Geo. M. Savage & Co’a Column. A’OL'RK, • SMITH, MANTEE <£ PRESTON. R D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON, DAT^NTO. ffavas /'•O.dw.rn thmks Qmnretieut I here that they have knowledge of gui I e>ne»«Mryt lk.« • ccntM ba ralhd upon fbr 10,000 RepubU tuntojority. and they will bo Mralghtway cited to ap- •ummer come prepare-! to .lay long Thia, from the McConnelsville, (O.) light. .Ml the trouble to the math caused by damace to railroad track, or other di* IbfM, ia vary liko a wail: •Pewdktou charge the ihtiuieratie their poril. The Connecticut election Walking down Broadway and going up to terhance. of which wo have had any experience U but a trifle in comparison , presents some curious feature*. The with thia threatened evil, which may be treason ; with making it* <s>ntr<4 nf tha falling off in the Democratic majority on protracted according to the incalculable Honan of llcpnaentativcn the tAiimpl, ■nam.ibility of a Itemoentic Uotue of and opiotunity of the tut am • rvortit f..», with raaswriing and applauding in tb< National Capitol the -entlment. of unrej ercaaed Republican, nujorite. prntaat tctedli'n: with urw-litw I'nion . SomUry Bristow notifial the Appropvia- auidicrato the roar and prooMting Confh.1. part of the city, and ace aomethingof tfy; I l tioM I 'ominitkv of th* llouae of the exact crate soldier, (o the front: with deiilrrntcmagnitude of their oparatiun*. By all |I condition of affair, which La* now reached ly proposingto repudiate the flighted faith doubtful it* cvnsumalion. The apesropeiatioa. far of the gnvernmau with bring . qually fuel, light* and water in the Govcnimcnt Idas and imbecile npoa the o*ev»l>vl«wing J..! J?,RY goods/ party a larger majority in the legislature Staten taland and up the E*U River, that building, wcru fast running, and the time when they would fail altogklhcr could be The difference between the Republican , meet aad otateictam of inmti-.-ati.H>, editorially aayethat it ie capable of but !«S2E tU bjr m ma>r GARDEN AND WELD SECTS. fcSpETROT. I gotMoaee of the evil it has afflicted. THE DEMOCRATIC TION. ftfirm by him or any _ business done by him on account. of the our 0/IUe, pertaining to ""Within* department, 'wrecofni^ed as valid GROCERIES hands in the person of the recusant Hal­ lett Kilboweti He has developed a stomachic capacity that would put to Republican Convention IX.» We have n <|publc Stock its any one coming in llie Store can see and they will be sold A HAW C. BTTLSK. cheap for cash or ready pay., -'VAt.-rtfAl?" wtiaa «rthrwiMB.MU Miaan, George Preston, snysuiir DOLLAR TEA Ultra. ICT aartnd is the best he ever saw. and <• very bod allows our SIYTjJ’ CENT 7’OBACCO is the boss of City, 'Wlteisdl. l<TS.lrtbsrre.P hin says don’t tell any hotly they sell ftsgnx-wegufi!1 la its sstaaa daaaiai .aS PURE GROUND GOODSToMt is to hard work to grind them. Capt. Ikrgber ;iary on lb* very nstanres would Committee appear to have an elephant Mala Central Committee. will be iuu, neared the ai*£o/(ko.S. Brook., to ‘ w K. account with doing banner ,!a if'. propoK to ut- CHA$. SHEPARD, M. D. trims it a.< much mure. Rather roarK unfiniahod ehips of a light ecru color, are traction thi. year than Philadelphia. Ev- ■ the stylish drew, hats cither in scoop cr 1 1 crybody will, of oourac, go to Philadelphia the other shape aad aearf* of yellow net J lace, or wide crape-like silk ribbun, with i wreath' and masses of fine fiowen on or I about the crown are the favorite trimming I unfnasible. Convention. , wtll a complete refutation oftbc allegations of wili I corruption and robbery nude against) Political Note>. Republican Mate BOOKS, STATIONERY, AC. Having become owner of the stock of Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, &c., &c., formerly owned by Hopkins & Barnes, I shall continue the Businessof sell­ ing the above named Goods at the old stand, in the City of Hastings and do mof t respectfull ysolicit a share of the public patronage. I have secured the services of 0. A. BARNES, to conduct the Business for me.* I shall buy my Goods strictly for Cash, and by so doidg shall be able to com­ pete with any Drug House in the County. Their reply to early to aay civilly that it don’t seem worth while to make a change, as they returned. Oituaiu Bcrehcr ia badly cut up: his cotuing, haring a peculiar neat and mod- I oom ts broken between the eyes, and he c< appearaac? on the Lead, as I. though ' sustained three or f-rar other tmnful inI the risk, of the future—that future in g.-.t it. i.._ -_.i a mere male mortal can testify from inwhich Senator Bayorl say. that the fines [ I cal ouo marked by a faithful application I hup himself at getting Li. own price, and speetion. The ladio .ar that they can of all appropriation, and other fundi to tell the shape as far a* they ran sec it, fur! | it is so much prettier than the spreading, j cutting a gaah in the under lip through I be refunded, bccauar । I fianng boucte of home design, it sevm. to the teeth. • • that no sooner docs a peculiarly haj.jy ' The pri*jticre captured are Paitervon, ! may talk about next year fur a generation [ French design get over here, than our dr- who waa eonvictrel a few dav» ago in th-. I and void." They may be a little quicker! to come, nobody is afraid of them just now. I signora, ■* they aay, begin to ad*r.t it to Third Dutrict Court for hone Mealing, A meric n in whirh it L^w *tl . and waa aentenoed to three y<tm, impria- I ulature by a Dcauxrat. Thia tpring a st Washington to foccaoc these impen ding | Why should they be when stores that □ament; Jaaxw Caine, cvori-tcd of mar | Republican Mayor i« sLrted by about 200 misled by the pUuaibie Lyon it wa* quite rentedforfiUOOO withinthrecyeursttd last der an-l .erring out a tern of thirty year>( 1 । majority, and the City Council i* alnut year for >7,5<‘<i, tumble this year to >5,000? John 11. Davis, ia for two yean fur larce-1 . nyrand Dr. W. T. Buell, in prison on the ] entirely Republican The building occupied by a well known cbmtaitment of a V nit cd States summiM I lone concerned—* eoneluaion totally in win execute accordingly. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. buy good*. Rotagli and ready alnws. in toner, for the crime of murder 'no mistake about that ’>28,000. They offered >15,000 for it clone fonna, small and becoming, will be a I voluntary party to a awindling conspiracy last year, which wa. indignantly refused,‘ stylish bonnet this season, and there ia a ianuun, Joseph Smith and W. I). I*tidps. and they moved out The building stood Mtin -finiabcd Ftench rough straw, of beau­ WiHimasta is five feet eleven iuchsM in I and nothing arouse, them quicker than tiful design, that is the prettiest thine out, bight, light complcxioned, bruwo hair, ia bannets in a masculine cjt, it is to un­ pray eyes, weighs about 175 pounds, and I a suspicion that fraud is intended. would bo very glad to lei it Sir >12,000 I pretending with all its style. .V usual. the little finger on the left hand is'eut off ex-epy, ex-detective Bell, hare provoked brought on dy three «roe Ubekrv, o-x come for epithets now. They xx50m3 * DRUGS AMD MEDICINES, s± Tl™ i. on. poet Um Damxratic party, raoi- . >10,000 to provide euitaUr tioos far her poor wm vote April Sd by a large m^ority contrary to the habit of hia lifo to do .uch ' Mr Bayanl Taylor. To tho.r motn it may Concern: 1 uni now running n NEW POtt TABLE MACHINE for Moving. Rasing, or Chang, ing the Location of Buildings from small |0 great, and having handled aboul 1.200 build, ingn in 16 years, fold confident I can satiate those that may favor me with a call. ’ My address i. Irving. Barry Co., Mich. • -A. S'. DEAN towns did it. It further aaya that not­ INVESTIGA­ defeated Mr. Darid A. WeO. and radioed withstanding these liberal dabnmmcnt* the Democrat* failed to hold their own or two at Long Branch to ace the frivolity the Secretory of th* frauunr would bo abaolutely compelled to irnuc the ocuer which w bow received. But the poliUciana who I alike unworthy, rveraant and incapable. control the Houac majority were all et»groeaed in other mattora. They could not The Pledging Syutern. afford time to attend to the nremeium <f the people and the are1» of the public orevice Ia a private letter from Lanriag Mich., I l>ecatuc they had wjmc forty invemigrating occurs this paragraph; ALBERT DICKINSON, bMtarx ix chaws aad ' Fii:t.i> errne OCCUOj •v niRE.Hi'oxDKxcg nouerrtn. Great monteat Secretary Bristow sent in hi. n o litteatiou they had struck upon tbs track of that wonderful mule claim, by which it, I cendhlattw, and our delegation will by no on Sundays of ccuroa you will want to I hear Bnedter, Tyng, Frothingham and a I capital, until the. , togalhtr with ,i "wrricc Vthe^wteil pendent 6tatmiiMu, published at Couoord ■ . N. H We the writer!. ____ _ crippling that noUe charity >g the lives of its iametesj, of opinion. | fruit, of the Dwwoermic policy. Cam. by [during Mareb.ll^Wl, dwamciw. Theme* > J. Cole <fc Son Pianos Organs, and HAZELTON BEO.’S GROCERS. ERNEST « to ma Urm GABLI r<PIAN0, wn �BUSINESS NOTICE. GREAT TEA! T1AII From Mto 11.23 ne to grade. Warraaiod from 15 to 23 eta., ehoanar than aay other Hotuc in Barry Comity. ‘ COFFEE Foe 23. 28, M, 35, 40 aad 45 eent. Look at the quality CANNER GOODS Tumaton., PAdma, Cherries, Plumba, Purn Apple., Pean, Groan Peoa, de., Ac. , CANDIES We have the boat amorunent and aril fur ra4 ao 4acb< made vlthaal givlag Um aubjrct candid ronrideralUg Had the p~pl. of our rounly all aeoom U the iMreit Tnl—., or ~uld they read the artkloa abor. rafcrrad la. aad tba reply thereto by an eU reaUent an4 Sapeniaar af WaUlouw eaanty. U would bm N e do Bail a better article and from 10 to 15 ceota cbwper than uy other Iplace ia the County. ' " CIGARS W e anti the Ben CuipboR. , PRODUCE Taken in cichaDgo foe ail kind, of good. CROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND STONEWARE We have a full aaaortaicnl and can All ordera from a Toy Mag ’to a full wi Ur TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. I hfleereaenUy boon approached eereral |U.M Mthb widen, aad aakel why I did not aaneM ycuperty at Ua Iran anah value; I do not wonder that thia qooaUon aboold be ukod.bwilaaaawerU ywlicnUy. by aaeee| slag prepan/ al Ue <nab wins. weaU bo fol­ S^n°f Dwigflt A Burrall, at Auction. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. We have secured the as­ sistance ofdleo. H. Brooks, to settle up the account with, every person doing business in'th us. We propose to set­ tle up our matters. Any re­ ceipts given by him or any other business done by him for an on account of the Bapncr Office, pertaining to the publishing department, will be recognized as valid by the publisher. YOURS TRULY, SMITH, MANUK A PRESTON. »w«Ur ateae. aa4 >aM> I»»P««ncBta of the late Firm The Stock <v.n«iata in pari, of Forty Robbins Cultivators 25 Gale, Taylor and Ithica Sulkey Rakes. GO Road Scrapers. 50 Curtis and Dodge Plow . Ihmbi.. Shovel Plows. 20 Square and Butterfly Harmv. •. 5,uno Plain and Cutter Points, and a cvrrehf>onding mirnb<-r of Land Strips, Mould Boards antrwhe^L • ■litul-k for Plows in general use in this Cnuwty. r. Corn Bheilers. Feed CuUitk 2 Nori walk Mbring Macbines. SPECIAL NOTICES. ia elected, aad Um Mayorily ere aalleied that 1,0 will perform lbs dutlee of bU ofoce with credit u the lowaablp aad to himself 11 Clipper, Buckeye and Other MOWERS AND REAPERS Make yoeir gardenTbhiegratle epring Repair y.xit aidewalk-. Sew t -anril mH last evening. Meat year centennial Tree on Kalnrdty Jackion Wagon, Buckeye Drill, Machine Reaper Sections, Knives, etc, llano mot la council el Mamak Hall. Ilaatlap April (th. 1874. for tho pnrpoao of .rgaaltlag a blatriH Lodge. B. l>. U. W.CT..pnaMiag The following oacen.peo teas were appoialed 8. Phillipa. P. D. JOHN STANLEY !' M Bn FaM MTRI1 IIEPdf. Canned Fruits and Fisn. STEBBINS BRO’S. JOHN STANLUf. Oysters received daily BRublUN free delivery and on time. Lttai Jletice? 24 JdUtaou Sc, Haaunga, Mteh. Of every Deneription which w<« mil »U etmf«r Ilian any hmm • hi ILury County. f.w the-e rra-.n-: l«L II^wm*. Wo have n» rent to par. 2L llcwsc wv m'xkr the mn t nf our EVERGREENS, SMALL FRUITS, and other ontansentel Trem and Fruits, a large rapply at the Haatlny N unary. O. K. Own, >*ropri<iur. iad a rjwelted U1 a pan lk« ccalraplaiad Iran .oaahrahioaflbe property of the Huu While j on the other kan.1 It But ba aoneadoj by all I that the prvaaal nd. 4m> learea molrrwUy ike 1‘arthw having Pletu.-m to Cmov would do wen top •them fntwril of n. no we can-Li UP wraodChe^nr Han any hooae In P -y fount.r, V v k>« ti i Great Betatin ii Prices! PICTURES 1 PICTURES I I am now all alone in the I'boUigrapli mento increase my facilitira Ur d-x iboUcr work than over, »!■ should c and gate negative taken The rape ority of my work ia the past ia a in cacal guarantee of hrtt-e ,wori in I future. Rooms in WubitnKiti BL. aooth aid* State 0tn«i.’ 3lif «». L. 11 warn. CKOB^feT’i^teaM. laj) SALISBURY L BROSSEAU FURNITURE FARM FOH SALE! mem Ml Friday eranlng, April W>- I*7*Ilk Il-war. Mayor U-mlyeer la the ahalr. Itellaf AUmmen ’«>.< ralWl lU felfonmg arrr prrroot : Alda. Dwwmn. balpb, Kvana. -..tr-auU wuhli.. Why deal yaw aapenboea .■■em yvapeely nt iu into cash value ' Last year lb. v-jualjan* valuation af am lowwaUp was plt.SM.. Upon thte am no ll waa levlnl a highway lax af 11 S3 day. rapraaonltegtl 183, a.4 nine null tea af«Kmakingatetel af llfofo. WanU yaw bean lag KlUBTTlaKS, •( whtei. 50 ARE IMPROVED wnwn WTBBBtSS EBON. NOTICE! Wagons uMtindacffi IHmhinaOd. !r«-i*. T M J. Matta. Operaili the Pct 0«*e XHltf HamingB. Miah. UNDERTAKING way ia advaane af amas ywsag men af hi. yam CtorlnAwmMimi ia .MhaMic, and ye knew hi. Monde will bo ploawl l. hoar that ho is dokgee-rfl. Oar boat wiobm ailoM allene young mow eeokiag <s »< themeelreo lor the I Peerless Milk Safes now on exliildUnn' ol our 1 nrullurHlorr. All kind, of work unaafo |« «<• •hr. Re|mlring of all kJbda uf old fur nllare neatly ,b,nr. WE MEAN BUHlNKrtt! Fnniltnrw lloonm a-mth -Mr Htatr St. oppnaito it. A. (hwnlyraH. H«n>Warv S3CIV,—ovar ami aUvelbal you were cnllod ■peaky. namUralM Barry rail at l*7t -a. WU2.J5. Won* ya *•?>>•- memtara of tba Lodge of I. of O T ■LO, Shedd-. 1UU. Prairieville. an th* "•••crfth. l*b last. AdmiMlon 25«Ma. •AUAna lOeania. C. Jl.SwarbaM manner Mr. MmU will gi. inoa, llRAcmrni. Paikii-4{om>•nw. Wau.-I*ocKm<. Ki.irmllUUSKKH, ’•yrythlng in th-- 1'urnltare line. and Buggies �JBW AMWTWBMMTfi. would be about 8| cents each; and on thoee of I>. M. Ferry k Co. 11 routs each. This was a heavy and unjust tax on their buxinoss,. aaaounting in the ag­ gregate to thousands of dollars Acrons the Detroit Hirer is the Wind­ sor postofice aad Dominion postage pre­ vails there. The postage there on the same matter is I cent tier ounce, or the old rale in thi Hailed St*tea before Mr. Hamlin made hi* egregious and outrageous blunder. Those firms took ia the situlion aad exported their catalogues to Canada paying 17 per cent custom duties ou the cost ofthe printed material. They _.tUA .L-:. __ > Lawson's Curative C. P. Rowell a Co'i. Column. a large expense, have i-ned splendidly illustrated catalogue* for the instruction of tiieir cartotnars. The United States portsge, by the blotrdsr of Senator HamIla,—w* will call it that—was doubled by tbo recent law imposing one cent postage per ounce on ttonl.rises inaltor, so that the postage under this law cn tho cata- Young r.rent: QRAND TRUNK RAILWl?^ NOV. 22.1*-;,. ' i sESSS=i3E~ •Ktff.: ■UKT. was inundated and overwhelmed with cat aloguea. Catalogue! wore as plenty a? Falataff's blackLerrica and were dis­ $20 rr,^-to.-regJ patched u. al! parts of the conn try. Cart­ toads of them, were dispatched, and lb. pnetal authorities could tint stop them "PKTBRMAS’S IBBVE PILU. i The firm saved about 82,000 by this ap A MrfMt nralu FmmI. RW,„ Jai, af | precialive patronage of lie Canadian pert office autbaritles who, luckily, have no 5U.UU sirtTT'all Senator Hamlin to meddle or tinker with Usurtisa. worker*. stadrau. au. PrW* r. rev baa. thsirpostnffiec tswe. This thorns the in­ PETERMAN'S PILE REEEDY. justice of the United States law, which A ixrf^l esc*. t'ric* Bl m, bss. Seat -r«i imposes a double burden upon our people, ^fS!F-Mlfe. -#!:£ and explains the reason why we ask for its repeal—or for the annexation of the United Staton to Canada, where they do things boiler than wo can—but if we join . Canada we most respect fully ask that Senator Hamlin be left in the United ihnairk t«N«i <.u4u.n.> IMYKIPP.tXS [iSEV. ...... Hacr ®ag ’ EK We arc informed by the dispatches from Waihington that the delay oC the Senate PRAIIUXVILLR, April 4tb, 187A. in the ccnalderaluia of tho bill relative to Mb. Editor ;—The inhabitant.* of this postage, that was matured io tbe House town were congregated yesterday for the of Repreaentativen, and passed, irte. purpose of attitiding their town meeting. from the efforts of this reocralte Senator At about 3 odock P. M. wehad thepleu- Hamlin to perfect a law that shall rendef ure of seeing one of the finest young the poatoffio^department self sustaining. | horses ever brought into the State of Senator Hamlin is too old a man to unMichigan, Mr. Ira C. McAIlaaler has in dertakc that job, and wo rather think that1 charge thi* noble animal. Mambrino Ex­ if it bad been posable it would have been celsior. a son of the famutu horse Min- tound out year* ago. Tho Senator baa never yet, in hi- long experience, dis­ played remarkable power* of invention. It u rather late for him to commence. Hence wo would advise that ho save hi* strength and apply himself to the solution of the problem <>f tbe philosopher's stone, the transmutation ol the baiia* metals into Council Blu& and Omaha. giAl, the squaring of the circle, or the per­ Without Change of Cm, petual motion. lie might render him. !>«••». Salt Lak* atx.Sasr»a*ai<..Ssr» Pr «• -ci *11 paint* wart as U>> Psrlla rou I. Train* tear* Daily a*follow A Atebi.on Bt-. - . )soo 'lark brown color, stands a little over six­. payments. But Mr. Hamlin does not teen bands high and weighs in bis present; nromise to be a aucoeas on the portofli-c. eonditiod elev< n hundrrd and sixty pound?. Hs h*» undertaken too big a job. Hi* K**B«* LIKE. Mr. McAllaater harotaken great pains to। complete failure last acwion ought to have NPI,£Ebring into i------- «■»--*-------- •* «- * ■ driven him out of that committee, and to one of It taught him he knew nothing about noatU. S. Internal Revenue the world, i : only that, but he ia cs- age. He should have reiignod, and ta­ . ,—cedenec that is highly ken a position on some other of the com ------------- to himself, and will add very mittec*. He is a mutilated sphinx where largely to making up* show, and increase beds—the remain* of something that has the interest to no small degree in our . passed down from anterior ages, wonderCounty Fairs at Hastings. He ha* made oua for ila aixt and it* position, but of no arrangements with the National Live use and not a delight to the eye*. When Stock Journal Co. of Chicago to finish all he propose* to nuke tho puntoflicc *df-anstbowe that patronite Mambrino Eledaior, taining, we know bo is talking as a voice this season with a copy of the Journal from the toads, and about what L« specu­ lated upon on the cither ride of Jordan. give a premium for the three beat colts got The very nature of the postoffice acrvicc by Mambrino Excelsior of not low than render* the attempt to make it self sup­ Ally and perhapn one hundred dollars, the porting an impossibility, without doing a colta to be shown at our County Fair, al great injmtlce^o those who must pay the Hasting* next year barring; any colta raised errater part of the reveouew. Pustofficr by himself and the viewing committee to lacilitim must bo given by the govevnbe the same as chosen by tho Agricultural mentlo such territorial as Dacouh, Wyo­ Society for the same class of stock. What ming, Montaoa, ColonMo, Arisons and say you to thia Mr. Editor ? New Mexico, and tfaZ revenues derived from the mails arc not expected to per the neccmary expenses. Bul why should the whole community of Michigan, or of Ohio or of the New England State* be charged not only with the en< of their own routes but also with thoee of that portion of .-UICUIOAN, A1INSESOTA. IOW. Tbfre is nothing encouraging to be said territory aa yet undeveloped’ Mr. Han. NKiiH AKKA, California and Ute Wire­ about wBol, and the reports from all par­ lin Can't frame a law that will work out run TBURiTonica ita Omaha and California Uno ton arc quite discouraging and lugu­ thia problem without committing a rank injustice that would not live throughout is the shortest an<L best route for al brious in their tone. The Boston trade ia dull, and quote* wool from Michigan aad one Coagraw He has already tried thia points In Northern IixtNorii, tow, many western localities at 40 to 41. We en and certainly tbo experiment remains ace of the greatest aboarioation of the notice aaira of wmtern fieeomin New York at 37 to 43cts. The trad,' in Boston and atatntobsnk. it would be swept rwav bul New York m quite light, and generally in­ for tho fact that be stand- ia the paJsugv dicating coocoBrioaa. Ohio XX has and dams the free eourae which le^elatiun brought 40 cis., showing a decline of 2 should have. Tho bill that paued the cents ou that trade, Maurer and Avery tower House waaaalisfactorjr lo'thc premand ।and all pointe In the Great Northwest. ta buainow men, and it ahoukl have in their circular fur April say; '‘We arc in receipt of letter* from vaWinona and St. Peter Line I» tbe only mute for Wixona Ro<_-nrarza.OwATosMA, Mankato, Bl Prrrnn jisismi: only aay that it is not possible to forecart mi m^lrala nt thi the future Some operators, sanguine as to 'Satrinaio value" of the staple, argue that it will readily be marketed at 40c., vv *Tiimiw*,ro«D i/u x.ac. uaitxoan. Arrurrox, GmtBzv Bay. Escanaba* while others reasoning from tho low prices Nrqavxer. MABqurm, Hocohton, Hancock and the Lakk Scpduob CoCXTBY. Its Freeport and Dubuque Lino la the only route for Euus, HocKronn, FnrrroRT. and all points via Freeport. The Boston BnVnin remarks: Its •■From all accounts Western grower* Ohicsoo and Milwaukee. Line despair ol 40c., bcin^ oatabliabcd for the I* tbe old Lakedtbora Route, aad is the opening price in Ohio, unless perchance only one passing through Evanston, die load bank* are willing to assist. Very larger cities, of public and private gallittle money will be advanced from the Irncs of painting* like those to which East on the new-wools to run over 35c., a the people of every European city have pound and this limit will probably be con­ constant access. aad where they may be­ fined to the beat diatrieta in Michigan and come familiar with the works of the Praasylvania.. great master* of almost every age and Harding, GFoy A Dewey, ofBoston, re­ -----eppostaniport the market in that city for tbe last * SHEET MUSIC e WWtSk SX/RW -arm . Mercantile Training; __ _ ’ FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE BSC7SK s. YOUNG MEN. •ass MICHFGAB « CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. ia’Sfffcma fir* iaju JartaiTs® RAILROAD. 1 Eight thousand graduates of thi- cJMre now in auci-vKsfui borincm in tin? principal | citia* and towns of the United States ' Chicaeo, Hoc! IM &. Me MICHIGAN AND THI Sffl. Thi Rilki Kiid of Kicatm tor T1MK C.1KD la KJtrrt Kev.tl, A*. Yow Meo. Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly filled and furtiuln-d apartmenta tor SOMETHING OF INTEREST TO ■the application of and tarrying out of our novel and syMctnatic method- of THE OLD FOLKS, AND TO THE : *- BUSINESS TRAINING, ' Young men who contemplate a lnuintrw Mito, and pa rent- haring wnia to edueatr. arc particularlv ♦ requested to --sd fur •Lieamtnta rclA^-g to the college, wbidi i III - SPECL^L TAXES . •«; RlCKFOXD Wmatic ' Knitted faro < i-arasa-; OreaU Cort C«M» THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC^ Family Knitting Machine I CALIFORNIA itatswrtwm si •• satle* to ts- Mrxma lal-r—to« tboyrademr »«-sM Srtlltes. si BRAID SAPIBS DIVISION. The Reliable Short Line EAST AND WEST* BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT \ ,•».«•«*»ac box. uadsr the geami title of Nor. Wirt. Bets. I’ro’*)- >a»Li:«J fe iii - KifkL Ei. Ji’-8a.;. THE ST. NICHOLAS LIBRARY. L» " M " g: Tba»» four volume* *r* -old f«r Rs, t*,in. .»• “ only two dollar* a volums—« taratUM aad IUtjs Jeactwa 1 » U : Csffifeta til rism Seats. ' “ valoaM* CbHrtraa* prcenl far an *0111* fam­ n - 1t ** । ily of y*en< tMk*. ■ c STRAWBERRIES AMD REACHES. i-1 The New York Tribune «ay* ;■ -In the svalaacho of immoral Ulmture that Ihmitni tne cMldren, xuo-'atrung. vitally abolwnme, 1 g~4hMU,.Tks>.X.«M •ad rwlly .itradl.e m<c.i!r.t I. mjulnM f„r -Alika -mt r i? mZL£'iS tesfir-S IgJi -« r . wOTda. tbo aZd oompaaiee, M PENSIONS sire and valuable private galkrias of tl.« beat worka of native and foreign artists, and have evinced commendable liberality in opening their door* to the pwblic. There are aho fine gallerioi of painting* and statuary belonging to societla. like the Barton Athenaeum, and our own His­ torical Society; but to moat of these the general public am not claim admission, amlth&WMft&aaa a means of art culture is, therefore, ootnparativcly re- ilr-. ■ thaa fitMfItfilifilffiassrtM;* inwraility and iojurtien of tbo rx*tal law uro i^^Z^toetswL’^peik lotd^ sE-S: i"" EastsS&L. 1 feX?Arr. « I •Sswtar assarted. tfeisH,, „d R.aj,, tigrents," by Nosh Brooks, THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! StftSwtfSsv n- THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AND BEAST MUSTANG liniment, « "e." ?** 6TOOD ™k tkit °» tiiehe rn so SOKE it win HOUSE ua OTHER 1KJMF-Tic A^ &AJx*THAT »“»Wr!UD :4SJSi«ae;. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-04-19.pdf 0a379d7fca4eae1c598ce0551b20c998 PDF Text Text VOI. remit AMD BUSINESS CARDS. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS. MICH L. E. STAUFFtR,:Prop. NO. 51 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1876. igtS Solo if 1871, jofg Sold if 1871. 787* Sold if 1873. 14376 Sold if 1874. 3/077 Sold if 1875, \i;d fuLLy 100000 niLL »* ftfUHjtD fOl{ 1876. Oft IftLf ‘lLW>r Sold T18T CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. wtrasEri ram rf CTUawl wuil. Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. prisoner*. He"wrote a letter from Ci<y t'oinl to Winder on the exchange of prisuncra, in which be tell* how the system worked: "The arrangement I have nude," said be, work* largely in our fevur. H'zyrf ril of a nt nf tnurrnMt trrrtchn, and rrrtirr «>»«z nf thr bnt tmttfriil 1 A* to Jeff. Davis' 1 inexcusable priva­ tion*" after ho was captured and in For­ tran Monroe, and “the torture*'' which be aay* * Dr. Craven hu to faintly described," we cannot refrain from quoting the fol lowing paragraph uf It. C. Higginson * letter to the l*hifedelphfe frreforr. Mr. 11 iggin-on was uno uf the Andcwonrille prfeoncr delegate to Mr. Lincoln. He Come and get one ON TRIAL. 02872816 • » wa. >u»iutu-uai ruruw ,-*ioiinw uuriog nwal of Mr. Dari*' cunfiwtnanl there and hardly a day rawed that 1 did not make couifiari.x.ti between hi. .vndition — nicely quartered in a caacmate with hi* wife, family, and friend*, plenty local and drink—Dr. Craven allctxling phyiician. DAVIS AND ANDERSONVILLE •trclliiig at will around the rampart*, and the recipient of fruiti and flower* fn»tu Parton Brownlow Gives a Brief De­ outAule friend*—to the miacrablo *p<>( scription of the Rebel Priton and where I l*y in Audcraonvilk. Gx, unExpreries hit Opinion ofthe Rebel aheltcm* from wind and *tonn, in hunger, filth, nakedtxra, «>|nak>r. and di«ea*-, and refuoed even the box of clothing and food rent to me by my friend* North, which I aaw with my name and addrnu* oc, and knew that they, the rebel uSoira and men al Andcnonville, ued for tbcm- Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, &c„ ^c. °<b‘ GREUI.1? &ferrSSEJL.L. usslvi* hh nunmiffl If before thi* Congress wet lust De­ cember there was a ghost of a chauco for the Democracy to carry the next Prcsidential election, that chance was removed when the leader* of Southern Democraey srcwe in their place* in CoogrtM and de­ fended or polluted the bo*rora of Ander •onrillv and euligixed Jeff. Davit. “Thowwhom the god* seek to destroy they* first The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. omprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ONE HUNDRED different patterns of imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. ittobxmy . PHYSICIAN’ A SURGEON, A firtrf-eloiw ■X-AI3L.O3FI From Detroit, ex-1 pected soon, when we shall lie prepared to furnish the best of Clothing MALE TO OBDER, sml pertrel fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hast­ ings, Meh. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. irirt>ttl<BYsa4Cg arartTb* jcctefrg________________ XAI.ISim'KYfcBROS-’tEAr. GILES, BRO. & CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL JEWELERS, Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avenuo, Wr arc Special Ageal* for JBXLiG-XXM' Chicago. • WATCHES, HOWARD WATCHES. DENTIST NuitiUt, • liciiiai. caplurcd and entirely within the power "of our Hurrrumeot at a time when anguish for thX'uv. of tbc itemritnl Lincoln wa* mingled with indignation for the man­ ner of hi* taking off.aud I'midcut Johnron'a proclamation and the unirrnial di*tnut ofthe loyal people pointed to Davia a* a probable accomplice, he al HI lirca to vaunt hmuadf i* a hero, bypocrilically pretend to a mercy he never exerctaed, and abuae the Government which io far mis­ took it* duty as to spare ha more than worthkaa life. In any other govern­ ment or country on the face of the gWx. lie would liarc been a* lummanly di*|«icd <«f a* dispoeed ofthe Union bridge-burner» of East Tennrsscc curly in the war, and that fee was Ski made an example of will yet bo a source of trouble to the American people and peaaibly neceraitekthe doing of their work over again?' (Ji course, be and bi* rcpreacniatite* in tecthof history, aad make people believe that the horrors ot Libby, Dell late, and Andersonville are figments of excited brains, mi«rcpnraeutatton* of the war period, or, so far a* true, properly clsargeablc to the United Slate* Gurernmunt and not to Jaff. Davis and hi* doviliah henchmen, Winder and Wire. Dari* in hia fetter on Blaine'* speech ba* the im­ pudence to appeal to the lemernbranea of tbc delegatee sent by the Anderannvilte prisooeri to Mr. Lincoln a* to “how will­ ing" ho wa* to efloet an exchinge. One of three delegate, rreponda in the Phila­ delphia l.rdyrr that he Well rcmemlxn with wbat rare and autism they were compelled to broach the subject to Presi­ dent Davis through port commander Gen. Winder, with statement* not altogether in accordance with fact*, tbe only petition ixrmitlcd to go through bring that pub­ lished in the New York f/rru/.l of Senicmber 18th, 18&*—• very mneh^dfluted milk and water repensentaiioa of a state of fact* the rebel MUioritire would not allow them to dfecteao. Tlic rceoud resolution in that petition set forth that the “mortality among the Andersonville prisoners gentrated by va­ rious canses, such a* change of climate, diet, and want of proper exercise, if be­ coming truly frightful to contamrJata" the writer **y* would have more truly stated the om>, had it aaeribod this mortality to unnecessary exposure, wilful neglect in tiroraring the food issued, and c-vel and Larimrou* treatment on tbe part of Gen. Winder, Cap*-Wire, and their suUnlirnstra by murdering, robbing and *.M*ultioglbrirdsf.nmtemprisnnerv. Andcraonvllte was expressly selected for it* Written by Michael Angelo Io Brother. The following Utter, which 1o*ch much of it* charm* in trandation. wa* addresiKvl by .Michael Angelo to hi* brother, and said to yon on that subject. To lx brief, I can tell you as a certain fact, that you pottcM waking in thia world, tbit all that you receive to meet your expense* you re­ ceive from me, and that I hare given it to you for the loro of. God, in tbc belief that yon were my brother like the iwL Now I mu convinced that you are not my brother—if you were, you would not threaten my father. Brother? No I You are a beast, and 1 shall treat von a* a heart. Know that be who aera hi* father life to defend him. lot that content you. I toll you you have nothing in the world, and if I boar iho loart about you. *J ahall come post baste, and show you how you deceive youraclf, and 1 shill teach you how to ruin fortune*, set Arc to house* and land* tint you hare not acquired a lemon that you will bitterly remember, and you shall see on whst you base your pride. Forth*. 1 “id. that if you would behave properly rcwpeet and honor your father. I should help you a* I have helped my other brother., and I should soon put you in a fair way to prosper. If not, I shall come a.-id settle mailers In * fashion that shall teach you better than ever what you arc, what you possum, anil what you will posses* wherever you arc forced to go. Enough. If word* will thuuisnd perils, to ------- - s T__J . IMPOSITION HATED The only Naw York newapaper lint indorses Senator Hamlin* postal tariff ia, the Ommreriof 4Arrtir.-. Four Dernocrmie oommiuee cferka at Washington have already Ixen rumored for cause. No inrratigatious required. The Hartford Port nsya the rceuil of the Connecticut election will Snteufefy ll.e rtupUity of the Democracy.'' How cun Genet* Sehcnok n»u ,u> ham the Emma Miao btuinias thoronghly famaUgxUd, briierring "the minr-i to 1x> Very flirtion of iho injuries, and lutd Ixeti growing gradually worn# since. The aurgeons immediately *ct to work to as­ certain the extent of hi* injuria, and they found that acreu wound* had been infiteted on tha bead, all cutting to the «kuIL They failed, however, to discover any fracture, though they consider it possible that one or mon- nuy exist in the interior table of llw »kul). Tho patient wa* suffering iront ccngmlion of the brain, but the bleeding cured by cufergiur the wounds for gxaminati.iu, seemed to reduce the fever, and after they had been skillfully dresacd ho seemed to breathe more easily. The phynieian* are of the opinion that the chance* arc greatly against him. and that nothing but the eloaest watching and bort care can ■are him. and puaubly not even that. While the surgeon* were engaged in attendinglu Captain Berxhcr. our teporter went to John I>. Leo's room in the third story of the warden's -quarters. The old man Wa* in bis bunk oslrvp, but wm soon aroused, and Kerned pleased to bo vurited. He got up and whev s^rlesi to about the eacape of the prisoner, gave hi* version of the affair. He did not taka any ror? in th* defen*.- of Captain Bcrglrer, twraute Ire was asLvp al tbc The plan by which the c*ca|«* was effected, was well rooerrted, and matured only after 1 long o'cervamv of the routine of the prison dueiplinc. The dinm-r ia ■erred at the sama hour- to tbc prituncni and the guard', and tlie convict* are allowed the freedom of tho yard imnxdi ■teip after dinner. During tills time the guard who is in the yard ia unarmed, aud ia tbereforc pnWcrka*. The guard wko come* to relieve him for dinner eomc* unarmed. The guard* on thq wall are also changed at the same hour, and the only one on the alert rt this par­ ticular stage of the prison routine, u the man who guards tbc gat.- leading to the prison yard. These arc tho eircumUanceswhich made the escape puoublc. Tlx two guard* who were within the yard were shat in by the priaonera, who overf-.wctwl Captain Bergbcr nt the gate, aad tho guard* who were on the wall were kepi lbw by Williauuoa, who shut the stairs door, at the same time telling them that die first man who atterni4*d to come <town would die. After Berglier wa* brained the situation v» n.uitnandcd by tbc 'convict*. The conrirt Caine wanted to kill the two women. Mr*. Ward and John I). Ixc's wife Rachel, but Doe. tcutury about 3 o'clock yesterday morning, from the effect* of the Wound* Yvceired rt the hand* of tbc ■ convict* who made their ewaspe from prfeoo on Tuesday afternoon. The friend* of the deceased had the body brought to the eity last night tor burial by the Maaaiic fraternity, of which he waa a member, but the tiro­ gramme for the funcra) baa not been ar­ ranged. Captain M. B. Berglscrwas about thirty-five years of age. and *ws a native of Michigan. At the time the rebellion broke out, lx had just arrived at man hood, and having bis soul Cred with patriotic acai for tho cause of hi. country and in dcfenM ofthe flag be determined to go to the rtar. Accordingly in Au­ gust, 18G1, Im enlisted in the Finst Michigan cavalry, Co M. and for efficien­ cy wt* soon created a serji-ant. riulwquently he was ordered to join the scouts in the defense of Washington, and served there under the immediate oomtnaod of George 11. Maxwdl, then a cap­ tain. In January.1862, white Maxwell s It is said that the anti-Tammony. De­ mocracy of New York have girco notice that they will demtod rswgniiinn in the The account says that upon the arnral To underrtand the world is wwer than State Convention. of the tyrant's wife tho news spread abroad likcWdfirc, and knot* of People tocoodcma it. T«ictndy the world is bet­ Il is said that the Juriadfetion of the gathered together and ennverard exatediy. ter than to shun it To ure the worid i* Haring gone aahorc at Aksmimob, accom- nobler than to abtme it. To make the Senate in the Belknap mailer, the first |>aiised by her sun, she defiantly poaeed world better, lorelivr. and happier i* the point to be considered, win be elaborately argued ou both s’nlra. through the city, although at every step ■.-Adrrt work of man and woman. she perceived hostile movement*' against Forcible if not elegant was that remark Rhode bland showed on Wcdoreday Iter. She wa* perfectly aim, wuihd at of a .little boot-black to a gnrUcman whom old friends, railed others by name, and to hew** profcauoaally serving: “Some the poor she gave pcwceit* of money. rich folks is mighty mean; when 1'ra strong enough to divide and yet conquer. Thu* she adroitly ealus.d the storm. She don.- they just g-ire me three cents or so. The Democracy arc uowh«tv. waa not king rt pace, for the storm and walk* off. I tdl you what, if God If, a* the Udrpcndan: organs my. New again broke out. Fifty ladies, represent­ was (pick tempered, some folks would get Hampshire and Connecticut offset* each ing the first familira of Iferaguay, met ■nd passed rewduttens demanding the1 immediate expubuon of tho tyrant** wife ' from Paraguay. Whan the action of the I fediesi became known there were some I demotinratteto made in fsvur of lynch , Jomal: “You may *«fe)T count the few, but the authorities determined to MiMouri delegation for Mr. Blaine " preserve the peace by expelling Madam 1 •The Hartford Currmft opinion of Sen­ Lynch, her fate was made known to' her, and then she demanded proieoticu as ator Englirh : “He fe about the moat iga British stibiert from the captain cf tha nonet min that ever Spared pn-tuinently English man-of-war lying in tho harbor, on the ground that her life wm in danger from a mob. The commander at the Saoator Spencer* Alabama opponent* time wa* enjbying hi* claret at tho Progrra* club when the demand no* handed hare produced their last witness Ixforv him. He gallantly replied that he would the Senate CommiiTrc on Election, now gnat her protection if on board hia vea■ri : that lie could not interfere with the care* mart of all fur duty; in the second inveatigating hi* ekefen. and he will pre­ laws uf tho republic or mix himself up for enjoyment; in the third, for whit will sent rebutting testimony. in internal affairs. When the reply went Cy, in the fourth, for almost anything Tbc little joker Cox ha* no bu.inem in baek to Mine Lynch she received it with­ t the right thing. i khe Speaker* Chair. Mr. Garfield, out moving a musdc, and simple' asked I do not know anything which mo» brought him to hi* *en*re on W*do«™l*y fascinate* youth than what, for tho want —or at laaal hfe friend*, who will take of a Ixtter word, we eall brilliancy. Grad­ remarked; ‘That friend will protect nfc. ually, however, this peculiar kind of es­ Tho hour of cxpuUkin was sei for otic o'clock at night, a* it was believed that timation changes very much. It ia no lunger those who arc brilliant, those who ll>e majority of the people would be sound affect U< do tlw most ami the brat work ■sleep at tint time, and thus there the least apparent tain, and trouble was no fear of Mine Lynch being mobbed with whom we are moat inclined to admire. on the way. At the hour mratfoaoJ the madam wa* all ready to step into the We eventually come to admire labor, and to raspect it the more openly it fe pro­ coach in readinc** for Iter. Site had her claimed by the feboriowi man to lx, the revolver firmly in her hand and her foaturc* were set and determined a* if-to sell caurc of hi* imerva, if be ha* any atMcna to boort of.—Sir ArthtiT UlnljM. ** her life dearly. Dennis Hugh, a young Financially, that ia “the ticket" fit Englnhiuan, offered hi* servicoi a* gal187C. I* tbc line of temporal liappin.-w but, which' were received. Seciog Mine and pnwpcritr, no better .thing could lx Lynch with the weapon in her hand he done for the United Stole, than the abrt requested her to let him hare it, sa io litioo. after thii year, of all law. for the case of danger it would be more fitting coHeethm offutore debt, for pcriehaNe that he should um it. The daring wom­ good*. land* of coarm could be held by an replied, haughtily, that site came to contract*, and epeeial tmste could be ~ Asrenaion without exhibiting ann*, be­ cured. But for nil ordinary trade*. I*C” lieving them not necessary, but now that throal* were made against her lif* by her ■alutatioa h-Well, uf I don't nee you charge it," and “lU pay by and by," be enemies, she would ahow them a woman ■gain, heflo." ignored a* th*y arc al th-.- pnatottcc ami could die in deflate of her life. So she re­ The poojdc want the gaslight eompuic* the hotel, and in the beat buaincm of all fused to give up tbc revolver, and entered not only t> make their dwelling* light, tbccarrisgr aeci-mrani.dly her sen ami Mr but th rir bill* lighter. X Hugh. Charity wo«M then bo needed, a* now. When a young man cannot'lird on ki? But all proper bu'inews, bom-rtv, and true Although after midnight largo crowd* were grtlxrcd at several point*; but they own salary, jhc usual way is for him to bencvolenw, would thereby l« jiromoted ; lire on the salary ofsom* oao else. aberiTa cuostabte*. lawyer, and court* were evaded by the driver, and so Madam I'rofiwaor I to Frcahman)—“What k a would not lure half as much busincM ; Lrnch escaped, never again to bo pertuitlod to place her fort on tbc Soil of the eireUF FrcshmjD (after much reflec­ few would "break down,” comparalirely . tion)—“A round,Mteaight line, with a republic, under penalty of death ’ good rule for office bidden and Irtftintu. men generally. When the man of moder­ ate income entjpron to live u expen­ sively a* a man of wealth bi* future oxn l>e easily written, a little enjoyment, pcrt_i_*e---- 1-._ i---- •_>|nir debt*, a do*­ p. rate straggle t > appearanerw; trilla red flag to notify mate bankruptej the neighbor th the situation. < the prtaent age I practice of imila__n__ -----------------------The man of a thousand a year want* to lire equal to tha'ooe who rcccirc* fire, he in turn aspires to make as big a show a* one who nrecivra ten, and the receiver of ten labors to keep pace' with tho one who omet* hu income among the fifty abou. ami*. Ia it any wonder that so many fail in busioan or forfeit by their misconduct the coafidenec of friends? We mart come back to our oM fisahioMd way o( living, and Ihb ran bo done only by obeyine that injunction, lire within yoat Compnriicm Invited and Competition Oefied in DOO at this OFFICE Teas, Coffees and Spices and siieltenng forest* thia, rwi-day bill aide, aixty miles aouth of Mkeon, Ga., was selected. It comprucd twenty -wrtoa acres offend, with a fever and. mramtilobrreding map in ita center. A choked and sluggish stream flowing out of anoth­ er swamp crept through it, while I within rifle shot distance ffem rt flowed a large brook of pure water, which had it been iwckiaad in tho priaoo pen would hare mred the It*k> of usoy of the prtsonern. But that vnmM lure thwarted tha mor- move the people will examine the record of Got. Haye* the more they will be con­ vinced that the right man ha* Mopped forth. They will takanff their hat* and A little threc-vrar-old girl, in repeating her prayer to her mother every night, imiata on praying to be made “a dood Epirtopalfen WepuMitan. Sehoolmfetresu—"Joluray, I'm' aahamedofyou! When I was your age I oould read a* well a* I can now.” “Aw, hwt you'd a different teacher to what we've There waa a very little boy wading up to his know, almost, in the slush on Sum­ mit street Friday afternoon, wboo a pac­ ing gealtemaa said to you to school, young man T“ “Coe I re pot the hoopin’cough," he explained. A |300,«W HOTEL. We loam that Dr. K. V. Pterce, proprietor of the “Worid a Di*|xti*ary.'' in this eity, ha* perfected tha purchase of a large lot ot land, on which he propose* to erect a large hotel for the aceomodaiiou of hi* numerous palient*, coming hither f rom all point* of the eompew. The land purchaacd by the ciiterpriung Doctor is 234 feat front on Prrapwt avenn'e, run­ ning through to Fargo avenuo, 332 feet; within your means. To tho oSra-holAr also on adjoining lot extending from the who hojica through honorable conduct tp slxire to Uounoctieut street. Il ia ia tha merit promotion and distinction, we aay, lire witnin your means. To all who labor for honor or profit we commend the motto w. ■ safe aad sensible one, aad one that will nay compound interval in the end. A faithful adl.eracK-e to it by old aad young, Virginia, they w.-4 attacked and all ex­ rich aad poor, will restore confidence in cept Herghcr and l^j* commomfing officer busincsasnd oScrnl circle, and fill the were killed. Tho survivors were taken land with happy homra. Ihm which will prisoners, but efforted their oicape the same day. For gallant services on tho field in .ubwqurnt engagement*, he waa promoted to a captaincy in tbe Ninth Mklupui Uaralry in which ramrity he fcrTtd with distinction fur about use year, and wa* finally foroctl to retire from .u------ - 1------- -muon of a gun-shot eleft lung, received in Riw. by Gemral .Maxwri), life fe altogether toe abort to dertroy ita enjoyment* by taxing soul *nd body to keep up false appcaraiKca. ('..utcnlmeut come* with moderation; mental 'suffering and keen anguish with extravagance. To' the voung men jurt starting ia life, we sajr,live within your uxnn*. To tho man mud, OPPOSITION COURIER WHOLE NO. 1038 ■belter, parched by fioodedwilh rain, wul drink, exposed to froel------------, _ _ bullet* of brutal guards, uacd it. wanton sport; beaten, bruited, cursed, driven to madnra. and id incr, starred into akefetorta ; presenting the mart, horrid and ghastly object* crer soen out ofthe torture cham­ ber. of tho Spanish Inquisition. Even a photograph of ouo of these wretched erratum- is enough today to sicken tho sight and stir tho heart with a thirrt for vcngence. Fourte-a thousand of theeo poor sufferer, found relief in death. There arc new 12,920-of tho victims gravra to bear witness* to ifce-truth of this horrid ■nd ooe uf Michigan's mart galfeut son*, and w.. promoted by n—n only of hi* meriicrioui conduct. Each fert summer he came to this Territory, and ou the 1st of July amuraod the responsibility of warden of the peeiujniiary. Out of clisna in the rnaosgetnstit of tbo institution, be brought order by instituting arid enforcing a system of refe as strict and sSnisot si military Nathaniel Greene, 34: Burka. 4G ; Jonnthaa TrambnU^y.; Rogrt; Sher2d>;< Hnaiiiton, —pmtn rranxuo, 70; Bammsm R-h. 31 ; K>bwt Morrk, 42; CUriea (WralLW; Cto-rRod^T, U ; Mward Hattedgs, 27 ; Wfflims Nutria. 4B ; not be such a aerablde for them, happy for us a* a penpie. The higher the salary, tbs greater the struffiie—the mere danger of fraud—and the prater the greed the wore gram the corruption, a* Tweed hi one party and Belknap ia the other, illus­ trate. My experience has been thia—thirty years hard labor for a bam living, on trust | 1 1 , > 1 �Naw Ton:. April IS, 1875. . rarrtie Party. BpracL by Sraator Mra' ton at Urbana, Ohio. Auguste 7, 1875. WAiBiffimM.D. 0. April 14,1870. id. Tho truth m that Scotch-Irishman camo to Nrw York to political party. A. S. DEAX, means of cxprvwiiig t exchangeability. AH JOHN F. HARTRANFT, Subjoet to the derision of the RspuMicau National Couvrorion. liar and by their united votes place them with a fidelity that waa wonderful. IIC giren decree of purity and bearing the stamp of the United btatea as a certificate Hi pp „ „ "An Irredeemable paper Currency. of the fort of quantity aud purity. Any lined with quilled white satin. - The cof- other piece of gold of equal quantity and Speech by Han.’ J. G. Blaine. 8 pp. _ "Ccntcunial Celebration of American Indepeadrticc." .Speech of Hou. M- L Jones from tha "Dark and bloody ground" harbor appropriation bin b the most tranaporent job of tbosradioa. Tho incongru­ “Honest money for nl). and in every position ofprofit; trust, rad honor. ity involved by tbc passage of a bill of thia free schools for all.' There They owe ,thia to the men who have elected .should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor recterian interference which will gr»t expenditures contemplated by it are faction ofthe majority by whose rotes they destroy tlie other.” were made guardians of the public inter- Republican National ’‘Convert! ion. Costly Invartigatiom. carefully bought, and sold al a fkir profit, carriages with fourzhdhaa each, seventy naw Merab. (Mr. Ba*-' Spradlin the Houaa.) 8 pp more followed, half of them empty, an-i a large wagon carried the flowers to the cause the quantity of metal i« assumed to The Bible the Security of American grave. I’ride could no farther go. i..___ 1 :.. _ - ... >1- ___ 1.1 . _1.1 Inrtitutiuiw.'' Sermon by Bor. Dr. J. P. tux rajiiitox. Newtxum. 32 pp. Tux filsrt ni.ic I’rBuanismOuiirAWT. itira almoet totally destitute of any preten- htuUnd could get it jurt at well t> the. Wcat Virginia, of about mill bins of dollar., invested in the commo­ dities of export rad import are imperiled annually by dangcruitr ohotructioM to printing will be something enonuous. navigation, were left unprovided for, or if Tbc result will be only, or mainly, a vile could take advantage of the markets, and, fling extent It is asserted that the bill buying always for tash, U- could oulbuy was rushed through the Homo by the aid ■rats friendly freling Icurning anything justifying a twentieth ST 13. Irtbor sod Wages. 4 pp Amnosty driftto. (Blaine, Garfield, ,d HULJ 82 pp. .... Senator Morton's Speech on Musrastppt. “dollar,1 as his in tin- world. His down-town store is devoted entirely to wholmallifg probable effect their record, may have on fitted by p defitMwihe Rr/fMic M&lMy Af-iparinr each month quarter fitting one. This is tho style bill to, awl ineiuding, llecember, 1876. above all others for Summer traveling. Addrvra, A specimen in drab cloth for Spring ha« a large pocket, like a courier s bag, slung To add the worib' uf account" adds nothHUi.yta, D. t'. with a quilted strap of doth over tbe right shoulder, a most convenient notion for carrying the docen indispctuaUr ■money" itedf. thinn a woman wants in traveling. A i bent over the forehead Ignorance of the provisions of sand people, and in addition he bad vari­ ous factories, in which be employed four white silk rad bright Sowers of one color thoumnd more. Ho dealt in everything Il ought to be held the duly of every ctunrarly diMpf-rared. The new onre are of ita nature, to be able to act upon it nn and thia spring he intended to add bcota very l"og, all round, drawn in slight fol-in inntcral of heavy pirate, and hsvir compar­ derrtandiugly ; because as in this instance atively little trimming. an unadvised vote, though not with the purest and best of intentions, ia just as ptvgtieut with mtachicrouv result* x« Agricultural College Corr epondence. though cast designedly and with a swindle without going out,' she would buy her children’s outfit, or furnish her bouse Atia't Coix', April 11th, 1876. throughout. And everything in tho con- Mb. Kmtoh:— *c districts- empluymr-nii for Political Notes. Preuidcntid ticket i» Sherman and Blaine. - Ex Gov. John A. Dix ia thought I in that body. methods ofthe last Stale electibn in Mint-, The ^Republican State Convention, to commitlaehargcd with that duty will soon fThe people of Barry County to under* stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent us 40 dozen but credit, and, iudtwd, is nothing but ei>e of tbe instruments of credit. uulc« it be merely a piece of stamped pner, making no promise of payment. Such mupey, an comptrvd with a value currency, is always fraud, violence rad intimidation of voters but Will Hams, says he ran sei! tlicm ( heap to get them cleared out. Well they sent us a double order of CROCKERY too, but Dan says it is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and be will sell it Cheap* and close it out. Hfc- the only difficulty with Judge Daria is that practiced by the Ku Kltu Kiana and tell 13,000 of ahilling callicon ia a vingle forty. The Junior and Senior eUanes ve day, and hia aaln of glovw monnted up fur the general uw ofthe latter among the into the millkiM. Four ofthe Nevada delegation to tbe, liahed by an impartial investigation it ought to invalidate the election of every Republican National Convention are in useful ried experience, whieh it in stupidly fodfavor of Bristow, one for Blaine, and one i»h to ignore or attempt to disregard. for Hayta. a man could be. Ho lived ged with waving the“bloody shirt" should As a rule they are positively IiccJIcm of State Affaire. was as ibfiexiblc as a bar of ever took cireumatencos into axes and falling trees. This led to a >e1 The »priug term of Olivet college opened ■ui . April 5 with 200 (tudente. suite of thia enquiry may be the-bad faith uooi queanou. The centennial tea tarty at Owurao last The Albany Jmi run I figure* ujlw gait | week netted, the ladies library aaaocuiion given but little in charities, and has' in no Louiaana will protioUy decide the Re­ way awirted in advancing the interests of publican member* against a repetition of his city or country. He built two very Bobinacn waa chopping, a large limb »"««> <irioJ Haven, Spring Lake, and that adjustment. Ben Hill threw tho Con- fine buildings, but they were needed in from a foiling tree rtrack him, knocking I , .. ...... Full return, from the Rhode Island .. , .. .1 - r Coal baa been duenrerej in Waxhtenaw his businow, or be never would liave done him down, rad breaking h. arm. He is ' hu u ..frw. fna . S.S. Ot-oa Secretary. election for Goveraor, gives Upplt, lieing into a fearful state of consternation by it. Whether he hss left anything to 'the phur and the beat in Michigan.". publicra. 8,357; Howard, prohibition. public remsiM to be aeeu. His estate Republican Convention Our Green Houae is quite an object of The raxoad regiment of State militia will foot up not kv than f-fO.OOO.OtM. of which W,000.000 is in rval ratate in this interest just now, as affording a good op­ will hold their encampment at Gran-1 RapDuring the last six years England haa however tolerably well without indicting city. A Republican Conrenlien to elect olght ida thia aeaaon. It will lart five daya. portunity forgetting, at least a little, of Mr. and Mn. U- C.WeUa, ofGraud'udge Ilin name had bcen4i> lung a word of summer. It dura seem refreshing to ace wore 1*4h buried law JInnday in one for intoxicating drink.. This is £10,000, Ben is very generally regarded a* an strength, and be had sone »> proudly grave. They liic<l together fifty yrara. through no many eunrulriaite of burincsi 000 more than pic"*natiqpal debt. unintentional marplot by hi. party amori- when men were falling around him, that fpeeially jo foe tho alcighriders from Hon. John .V'ltaldenora seems to lx • it aecmcd adif he was exempt from the .._ - .t___ ____ l troubles of-taortality, and that tbc com­ letter pcsitirely declining a re-nomination' mon lot uf all could hardly be his. It did Callage, on April 12th, of tbc early not nectn as if be uould die. So carefttlly ia commended^ had hi« illacra been kept from the world "Rattle Creek market during the pail winby hi* trusted agents, tost tbe news of his Byerdar «f Bejral.liran County Ceeuailtec. death fell on the city with a dramatic are rat to take note.. I W. H. Ikxter, city «Utor ofthe Drtroit Prof. Bral u spending hu span- tuna Tr.We.haBleftjoumilismandgoiw.int’.e rapidly growing into a National nuisance. preparing bis samples of Mieh. wood., for I police force. Hebiuluvc elisrge of the Ilia He has never touched the aufjot except though saying "it's all tho Centennial. wn itary wjuad. . POLITICAL PATRONAGE. Spsking of the large Freshman dara. Orira-fo Northrup of KaUmo. Katop to blunder. infiamatiuu of the l-oweb, to whieh he waa ItUfonn.. m.ra .nd .tUl then the aa rej-ra n-t.n-v-nta foUlty. is the SUCVesful raujtdate for the it b luring raw —ta- , Wt>4 |h< State Central temmiiire. will be [upen in Indiana nauicn fifty-eight that tree. It rt quite cornmeal, raw a trank the in front of the Halt, and a auHtary boy wending hia way to the depot. It w* a awre riga t'ue Faculty hare had him in hand, and Vibe *am« time a paiafid re- Blaine illegally received W.MU belonging to the liniou Pacific Railroad Company. Convention. About this time the New York HorM was promptly ’polled by the following tel- Blaine, Washington of any kind, direct or indirect. Republican in Mirairaii-pi." Wail, Office Union I'Mtfio Railroad Company. Barton March 31, 1870. Hoc. James G. Blaine. Washington D. C. of which W»a ascertained pray since April 8<h, 187J. and have necosiarily known uf ajf -Jinbunments made since that date. Poring that entire period upto the present time, I am rare that no money hu- boon ]x>jd in any tray or to any person by tho company in which The Cincinnati Etipurrr, stiff old party you were interested in ray manner so­ ever. 1 nako thia rtalement in justice to NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. _____ XX -heavy gold fringe, but the MUSIC JACKSON, GLAS,S,AN.e.E,l*INT. commissioner'^ notice ■“ ‘'""I- T1 The Grand llupida Borincra ('aUrra water,on Wodnoday ,Mny3d, at jUo'cfa.k. has secured tbe nervier* of Mr. J. V. Redraxh, (formerly of. Kalamaxoo, and There were only wiventem div.-rtr c*mw rad brother of J. itedpath ufKanaa* and on the calendar of tbe present torts of tbe Eaton evenly rireuil nrart. What a raraing and general Luwm» Having Urn dbw for disaffected euwplia, that ('•-uiily a student of the oollegu, and for three yrara jam with R P. 4 8. L. Fuller, brakeia of Grand JUpida. he fat v yll11 known, and ratcra upon the dutiesa <>£/Tii« offlii’ uing four days,with fi-HJMm in premium ', ' liraiir. '»(• •> raHmst. M-.i.vK'iSia CENTENNIAL HONOS AKI> QUARTETS. a before, rad only of labor in thu Great -----Bargains IS----■ ■ the act of Jan. 31, 1373, which abolished ClevclansL ’MEMORIAL SONG, tral R-R-, rtatm that ail fruit will be ear-; {ratter Ararat rteww..-« tor nv*: ried free which is intended for cxkibiu.,,, u« •» it-. U..4 <h.m. .a — - ‘I - .f.k-Ci-l...I — - ‘ “ V .? ......... - — icolSosietyi ZITHER. DnraxciATzoN or cu»rr<—WUncnacn The above from du Grand Rapid, 77mr», of April 12lh. we eoartrand to tho altcntfou of ooeh of car young men and woman as desire to obtain • thor- VOITRM, s WITH, MAWEE & PRESTON. R D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF child. I!opin-r,no intrusion I anlra-ribe twelve inuulhs just paracd. Ila> such an > "U vmsu. ribose who desired a sight mpdf. adlionaire's last obsequies, iganT Tbe Second Annual C-renli-m of tin­ was given to the churches* A New and Competent Teacher. , "Mich.Stale Firemen's Aamcialiou" wilila- pie require, that in official ^positions only work to their hands intrusted should bo aeJrcted.—That the wn thtw ehuaeo dtould be horart and effieicU.-Mea who can and who will make tim publie wrel their highest oomidcratioa in thedischarge GROCERIES We have a double Stock as any one coining in the Store can see ami they will be. sola cheap for cash or ready pay. . George Preston, say^ our DOLLAR TEA is the best he ever saw. and every bod allows our 81YTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of CFfy, t J Phin says don’t tell any body they sell PURE GROUND GOODS for it ik to hard work to grind them. .iuUria-t. * The Detroit and Milwaukee earnings for t"1 fore he goes to investigate Dstnocraiie mis­ Hon. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. Having become owner of the stock of Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, &c., &c., formerly owned by Hopkins & Barnes, I shall continue the Business of sell­ ing the above named Goods at the old stand, in the City of Hastings and do most respectfull ysolioit a share of the public patronage. I have secured the services of C. A. BABNES, to conduct the Business for me< I shall buy my Goods strictly for Cash, and by so doing shall be able to com­ pete with any Drug House in the County. CHAS. SHEPARD, M. D. Republican State Convention. Montpelier June' 22. DBUGS AND MEDICINES. it ia not only a deprecialed but a fluctu­ ating standard uf value. Having practi­ cally no value in the material of which it Pardon a rtrangcr for encroaching upon yuur time. But meing nothing in your paper from thia •ection of the State. I cril. It is like a fluctuating yard stick a flurtuating bushel measure—meaui one thing to-day and another thing morrow. The bill providing the necras- x«50m3 Irving. Micb., April, 11th, 1876. No ». The people a I No. 10. 77..‘ Southern fat worth funeral aa anybody. The dead woman waa fifty years old. daughter ofa milkman who drove hu awn cart, union lux wife iriiered him in that duty, rad the widow RUTHRRFORD B. HAYKS. nfOhin. tueni af men to ’subordinate positions is a part of their duty, to stand together,—to stand by their political friends —to select ^No. 7? />ur Currency : Ita volume and A GOOD n'KKBAL. WMthc paaroffo nfa resolution directing the Cmqnittee ou District affaire to make dneAmff dflligriit inquiry why tho water of thePbtomac river in muddy. It is regarded an very important that lbw con- Tn thofe WTinin it may Conr-rrn : 1 am now running n NEW POll TABLE MACHINE for MovingJtasing. oc Chang, ing the Location of Bmulings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build, ings in 16 years, feel confident 1 can satisi? those that may favor tin- with a call. My address'is Irving. Bnrry (;«•, Mich. CORNET. ACCOi a^MraaiM [ON. Pianos and Organs, The Smith American Qigan, _HAZKLTON BBO/S PIANOS. ‘ ‘ HADEN & Every PIANO, <0. • Warranted. �___ very disgraceful scrarlis, to Mr. stateUMM. Det <U*ftaeefa! a* It wa b.’-t-o or three aore if tl.. beys TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. On MUsa of AU. Evan, that llie b of Voa.tel.le,, William Vsustle Adel] U. lfopkfn.be aceejued »h | approval Ms old cow-bell and Mart o» v|ih . frowd ot hoys to seraaadr * censin ararrted roupte oho ■a* stupplai whb aa old (snilsman for a frw dan. Dot the «M maa. as b* was called. 41.1 sol flk* Ibr nmste, as hs eoul-f o»< tell A* a nation, we pay moch attention to rduratioo. Many are tbe fiscilitiro foe ob­ taining it. Our brat educators are continually writing hooka, holding conventions, diacursing. topic*, laying ]>Lns. devising means, spending touch time and thought that the opjortanilie* may be increased, the books improved, and tho high road to learning be made easier and plainer. No other nation can boaat a grander schixd system than ours, or more time and money spent for thia purpose. It is our duly as teachers, parent*, and office™ ofthe schools, in this putimikr township to soo to it, that the money spent for. and tho time time spent in, th* schools, is u«d to tbe best advantage. Our duties extend no further at present. No oue in thia land of free M-hoola, need be ignorant, and where books on all sub­ jects arc so plaoty, every one. if be will, may bo inteUigoui. Tho district school liuhl* a place of the /nt importance, in fitting the young far the future pasitioKi', they are to hold in thia greU republic. Whether they are to be public men or private, they nc*d mental, and moral training. Ten* of thousand* of our youth get all of their ly that mak.cn a good raadtr. The aercnt.cn>phaais, and infiection. should be rarefttlly attct-.de-’ to.- rule* for which arc laid down in all ofthe reading book*, which ei.rald be comnriUed to memory : a* also tha oxamfde twket rach rule. Each clam slould be required to study the reading Iremxt before coming to read. A few rentes, wall studied, wril md, well analired, the meaning well under­ stood, are better than payy simply gone over, merely pronouncing tho word*. Our beat readers always wish to read over an article by themselrea befohs read­ ing it in public. I heard of a man whom it took thirty years to learn to read the Lord's Prayer, under* tandingiy. The practical cue of the idea that' any -one ran track a. child the primer ha* made many poor reader*. Thu drawling, stammering way*'often heard in the small riaraet, should Merer nounco promptly and do not push him too Cmt. Every word on each page should bo karood Wore going to the next. Merer push a child into the next higher The traeher should know enough of. this branch to take rare of the licalth of I tl e pupils while iu the school room. Often we enter school houros in the winter, to heated and impure, that we coming in from the fresh air, wonder that theintmiten can exist, much k*« study. Perhaps tho room ha* not been projK-riy Ventilated during the term. The heated almoephrrc is breathed over and over again by perhip* 40 pairs of Inng* until it is literally The blood tMCQStoi ladraed with impurilits. Is it any wonder tha> rhildren oftan be­ come pdc and languid on going to school? It i*not the studying, it I*' the impure air they breath. A teacher who will allow such a course of things to continue, should Iw dismissed from hi* school M un­ qualified. There ought to b e a Ihermom•ter la every school house to enable the tbe teacher to regulate the atmoqibero Thu M-hool officer* should attend to thia. Tlic window* sbrahl b* 4]X“nid »t the top. but even I lien a* curboaie acid gas ia Imaviar than common air, it would not Many more y are spent in Uix-iteriiig this study tlum is neoamiry, tbv rlipahod way of getting tbe lemon is the cause. Our children commence at eight years *T age to study arithmetic, attending se/en or eight montlu errry year and at the re-juired by a'single pair of lung* in age of sixteen, very few have mastered the hour, and then multiply by tho nu taught wrong, or his mind left tn drift Practical. At the very beginning the of paim in th* roain, and remember aimlessly. Many a genius i* Irwl to tli^ air ie good t«> breath only oner, we world for tack of sympathy and luilp nt- principle moat clearly and fully, before that the room need*.airing frequently. thc proper time; many a dull boy becomes being permitted to go to the next. discouraged and grows up a know-nothing, In the committing ofthe tablot much oiygdn. A plan that ha. worked well in because of a lark of patience to teach him care and pains ia Moratory, or it will be a many schools ia this: When tbe children tedious process to both teacher and pupil. get uneasy and you Cod the atmosjdure struggle ou with perMreranre, auro that The teacher can de rise waya, and the jar ia oppressive, bare tbe window, and doors tie will finally acompliah much, if he enU should help in thia, and these table* thrown open simtiltan«-ndy, Irt the schol­ will only keep trying. onee in tbe brain, tho few aituple rule* ars stand in the aisle* and gn through Many au idle and mischievous acboUr is fully understood, the foundation of all cal­ a perpetual nuisance and grows up so, be­ culations ia liid. and the great' horur of ing. In abbat three minutes the air Las cause of a lack of tart and ability to turn pan**! and repaid, the window* and hi* active mind in the right direction, aad door* are'rioied the scholars studying ,*nd keep him employed with something useful. trace, Zxnrn /oily tkf fnc titplr rw/c. all occupying five minute., Ik sure there Tbe parent* aad traehera should Is- in And so on through tbe wliole course l>e is a goal fire or the n«<iu will beciniK too sympathy and work together. thorough ; be thorough; kt every rule There liare been many noble, rise be perfectly learned in the word* of the 11 the .choc) -be well regulated this teacher* who have lived to ace much, aad book, fur thosu word* are batter ami more work* well. Tho fire should be always good fruit, frem their labor, and whore roncHc than any the teacher or pujil can made early enough in the moruiug to pupil* rise up and call them blcrecd. getup. Let all of th* printed matter be warm the room at tbc back part, then Follow thek w i«e and noble example and carefully read and understood,illustration, the atoro will not need to be kept no hot fully cumprvbcnJcd, before undertaking during tl>c 4»y “J ‘he scholar* need not shall rise high in glory and honor, or to do tbc problem under a new rule. linger at the store often, after the scIkk! sink in infamy and disgrace depend*, much Intellectual Arithmetic hold* a moat Ixgina. Every niirlit lhe hotter should on the school training of this rising gene- important plane. There should be a l« thoroughly ventilated. eiaaa in every *ehool. I have heard sum.Toachere. the work you have taken u]»n CouH tlw young of today be all trained aay, ‘‘I can't understand arithmetic,'' and yuumdve* b of care. You will meet with in Bitde principle, of honesty aad truth, trials and many limes you will nut know fulucw. strong for the right, hating iniq­ what course best to pwrauc. Solomsn ! uity, what a change there would be injour wd ‘ seek wisdom as ail ver, and search Michigan Miscreants. The teacher occupies a high office ; aad like other officers, the higher the office the greater the ntcuaary preparation. Tho first thing ia a complete knowledge of the branches to be fought. The teacher ahould never undertake a recitation with­ out looking over the knaon beforehand, and be rare that everything is dear and plain. He wili then know where to refer the class for rules and n-forraw, withunt taking time to look them up. Ho should mSer k<*q> hi* dam waiting while he worU a difficult probIsm, hut harp it all in hia mind and only a few minutes be re­ quired to place It upon the board. • Th* tcaebcr needs tn cultivate patiraev, charity, lore, finnna" and kindness. In a word l>e need* rail: and every one of the Christian graces, for it i* a trying work. Them ia no help like that derived from the Great Traeher wlio ba* promised io give liberally and ubraid not. Every teaebft sliouRl take some Educa­ tional Juurual, oqe best adapted to the kind ofischool4e troches. He should improve every mean, by rending and talk­ ing with other* more experienced, t.> learn the tai of teaching ami governing a achtiol iitix'r thinking himself to old to Irani. A teacher should be a grntlraun or lady in th* intent retmc of llm word, never stoop­ ing to a low o» prtfitne <foo uf hpguage, polite to hi* pupil" ngd *rcr oudui-ti ng himself in a manner commanding their re To make grammar a suctoa, tha lan­ guage of the pupil* should frequently be tested by the rubs, and tbe principles* applied in their rotntauu conViTratiun. It ia well for pupils to correct each other', rule violated. Or have a pencil and per and note down nil the incorrect prmuioa* and at stated time each i their list. Thia put* the pupil, on I guard aadh of mutual benefit. using so that lie ran refer to any part of it for ruloa, without trouble or delay. If in any school, be find* a text took with which he ia not acquainted, be should not rest untilhe A acquainted with it. There are long hours at night and in the mnniRp M. B Bonier. tel. of 1M. city, «*! «•» ot th* •MtollAot of lie ■ 'Drove Boy* la Die*" ■ter-.sg lk* dark <l»y» uf lk« BebsHica. Tie sou-stive wlH U read Wilk deep Inters* V Bsqjaaain H. Farr, PndrtevUte. J«ob Edger. Rutland. Walter a Got. Tbornapjde. Oldssn Hs<h—, Orss<rrilte. .ri.1 In tto u’mueh longer- They should be taught ...................... that, if praribk, they must cowpmr their Wjjifcdtia Both teacher and pkjdb would do well to hood ftmFtt injwuston to to bo fine ranrrntG DONE at this OFFICE jO&Laih'j^U^MAN 4 SON, local feline?? police? Greenback*. chewing and smoking etc. and hope to Mtwfy everybody* taste in that line. Tliaakfall fur noatfaroea I will endeav­ or to tdeu • aft that giro me a ad), be the same for a good shave, haircut or ia buytog some effuty goods. . JOHN STANLEY. EVEtUIRKENitS^ALL FRUITS, and other oruamcntol Trees and Fruit*, a large supply at tho liasting* Nuroery. G. K. Owxx. Proprietor. XXIfowI. GKORUE I. HE.l TITS. PICTTTRES 1 ' ’ FIOTURES1 I am now all alone in the Photograph will need many limb uf niadom and much of it. lie kind and ploaaaut with your scholar*, but firm. Strive to do your whole duty, then if all are not pleased, your cunsriei.ee will at least be al peace. Idatcn to all advvn., bat weigh it well, study it crer and ure ymtr gaud judgment hbotjt Mti*g upon it. I would earomtly m-oantuend that a few verses be read from tho New Testa­ ment (rcroea suitable for tho oceaamn) every morning and ooe of throe nice little The narrow gauge Railroad is coming, Sabbath Sch.xil songs rang. The grral also a large stock of dry goods of the etuiRnict.<ir the Universe hu said, ‘-They mt sr-ketion ever brought to this marke ia daDy arriving al the star* of A. WBailey at lhs> city uf Harting* at prises no rule better- fur goreruing a school than that will defy competition. that laid down iu Matthew, uumllr culled Itnbracing a largo line of Clothing. the Golden P-tdo. Hat*. Caps fortiWiing good* and in fort With my most earnest wishes that you every variety of goods, usually kept in dry good stores all of which will be sold may be a sunem&l teacher, and tlut the at bottom yrkra. school may prosper under your rare, I Lonsdale, 121 eta, Sheeting, Ilcts.Giugsubmit llii* circular for your carefol ran- hams, ID eta, Farmereaud Medmairo 25 rt* Udicu )*>ol2 rts. ami all oilier goods in proportion ” " ' READ! BEAD THE NEWS! that might be well implored by the teach­ er in preparing.for hi* daman and be of great benefit personally. AmifiLTmii. iMPLmm For the spring tradi. THE CELEBRATED DIAMOND FARM FOR SALE! With. Wood lor Iron Beam. Tha children look up t > him an so ex ample of all that is pure and lovdy. let it I* an iutrrratiog study. Tlwtre are be one worthy of their imitation. many rxedlaal text books on this subject, Tbe trocher abonld radaumr to be to the aclwol bouse 15 uinutoa, Ito. U. such aa James Monlirth'a, Iiuhrpendant fore adtnol time. Have the waler brought courxa ,'of t'i«>preisra*ive Urography, late edition, and others perhaps Utter, any of which if studied according to tbe authors uitratioo. with animation i*„ as a rrajittem If <t>e nrad* help in any study pastime in the school room, and the now is tbc tins? that lire rwjialiott* k not geograplsy el»MW nut be tnade the disturited. (Tiildrcn wili imuft Irani to like thia plan batter than to have Ute first enter into It with spirit. Outline map* half hour Interrupted by drinking and are good to bare on tho walk, but in rase turinas running aruntsd. AL noon abo, there are none, Imvo the children draw Asking to i-pnak and leave the .eat, etc., ia a um4cw performamw. In High School* we Lave »« of it No teacher can hear anriteliou properly and be employed about mno other thing at tlic mmc time. TOBACCO We do aril a bettor artiric and from 10 15 cent* cheaper than any other pUre the County. 1 Cl&ARS a Campbell. PRODUCE Taken in exrlianjc for all kind.* of goods CHOCKERYr GLASSWARE AND Land Hellers, Harrows, Culti­ vators, Double Shovel Corn Plows. Buckeye andTeerles Reapers and Mowers BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS. jWi’h patent Bent Guar, made front tlic best New York Second Growth Hickory. The Old Reliable . racist*, from the ma|» in their books, i With a Hid* rax, they koan tWIropo of 1 the country, the pudtbso of bay* ' und gulf*, the course uf riven and the extra'. ' ofnwuutaina, quicker than in any other way. Tbe physical pari of g-.-osraphy ia pedtapa lint meat important. In thte study, a* in all uthere, have frequent re- TRIWH HARVESTER AND BffiBE STATE lOYK, Th<- Atchison, Topeka and Barna Fe Rail road ftum Kumm Pity apd Atehisao ou the Miaaouri rirer, vu Topeka, the Capi ial of Kansas, and the l-rauU^I Arkanaa-s tnuus madran*r January 1st, IHTB shall. tee Valley to the Rocky M-^ntaina. Thv payable In gvkl and siber. nalos* vlltamlM slmrteat route to PtioUodx, Gaanil C«tran ■ulpulatwl ia th* oaalraci. Colorado Spring., Manitou, IHkra Prak. Xrd. Tkl. .rrtten requires lb* Nallucal Bonk, to bold a certain pert tea *f their re­ j-uaucjsctsozv ( . t ■ Constants/ on Hand, Gra'l Pam, Agent, Topeka, Kauam. Xx3Gyl _ How can boys and gifts be exported to love th«r country rad be leys! to it* ranrtitute-n, if they know nothing of ita hia- M. D. llwd drairci to rail atuntfoe to hi* ih-w Wagon Shop, where bo wty bo found at all hours of ftuytkv, ready (odn" any work iq hi* line, from putting a new ■poke in au old wheal, to l£s bqUdmg of One door cant of Goodyears'Hardware. Haatiuga, April 12, 1876. HAVE YOU FOR Of �DxasSib — BeJieviag tbrt a duty te Mscumbmt upon ttewe who have alriadr graduated lathe M«&»1 Department rt the Uaiveraity. we desire through you. to wxprsM to her Alumni Amociatiou oar views, in regard to tho introduetioo of homramathy into that Institution. We, in common with many odsunq have In tha never portions ef our ccuntry tim-dln-and eorrv are about all that ore sown. In the best grazinx section of th" uldsr part, ofthe United State, quite a Urg-.- number of gremre arc employed. It is to Often Cha cue with the farancn of Michigan that the land i-. run down by CaU crops without mush manure Tbe soil bin bad condition, timothy and clover Lawson’s Curative CALIFORNIA WEST and NORTH-WEST. aud. with Ita numerous branches and connection*, forma the shortest and quickewt route between CittcAow and all isolate In Illinois, Wucaxaix, Roirrnitns i Micmiux, MUWMota. Iowa. I NKnHAXKA.CALiroKXTAnudtlie Wur- : tnx Termituhidi ita Omaha and California Line roots. which are left weak ami exposed all winter and rprias. During winter, alock rumble over field*, killing the gram under their fseL Before the frost is out of the ground caide are digging away at the old turf again and treading it up full of holes. In this way the poor gram » beaten and .•ten and half starred, until, after a lime, de-pendin g upon the strength of the soil. |V.___ _-3 • " >n,1 tbe way to treat grass land. Meadows are often pastured for a fresh lite ia spring, the stock are turned off till ooc crop b mowed, and then Jack again where they eat all off ekwely, as in case of tbe paMure just noticed. Plants, to re­ main strong and healthy, naod at least a Httle time to get nourishment ahead for winter protection. Like animat' they ought to be strong when winter sets in. So fer as I have obeerred, almost iKlhing has been done in our country in the way of feriiliriag and improving |>ermanent pasture. We hardly k now the value of an excellent pasture of fine grease, all sum­ mer, because very few hare auch to feed. It may be objected dial it b all wefl enough to talk about tbe nee of mure ma­ nure,—to manure the era* L»d ; but will it pay in Utb country T EmphnticaUy, yoi! 1 refer you to some experiments mads by D^ R. C. Kedaie in top droning meadow, printed in our report for 1864. The outlay pays from 33 to over 100 per. eent pur annum, Tbe top droaring used consulted in ashes, mnek, plaster, wailr. row during winter with a aledge-hanttncr, and mixed with ashai or fermenting manure, or »own directly on the land. Many a dead sheep, horse, or ox is burisd whieh should be cut up in pieces sad mixed with the manure. Ou one of the poor liarrcn islands near the eastern coast of Maine, I ?aw tbe heaviest growth of timothy lever heard of. It was six fret hipl|, and had been liberally treated with fuh guano. If a farmer can really once believe that it m profitable to pay good attention to his gram land bo will Ind waya enough to inertase the quantity of his fertilirers. Whether it u best for a farmer to keep aomo of his land permanently to gram, or to keep all of it under the plow oocnaioiudly I cannot tell; but I believe Michigan ought to have more permanent pasture. If we allow the grass to remain only two or three years at a time, there is no use ofsowing the finer sorts, u Kentucky blue gram, rod-top, fox-tail, or the Asoms. As to the relative value ofgraiBca tlie.-c titu-U ahraya be a variety ofviews cn account of climate, soil, what they are used for, how they are treated, nte. Whether it pays to drain land well or not, I am almost as­ hamed to mention to such a body of in­ telligent fannonaa are lure assembled. You know ii para. Yet we must keep re­ peating this aa Jong u there ia so mueh wet land about us which does not produce half a crop. It is not yet many years sinne the people of Genera, New York, made all sorts of fun of John Johnson for bnryng crockery in bb fields,—referring to his ditching with tiles He has lived to see a complete revolution in aD the country tefcre with duty. Our relation to this quesuou ia totally nonpartisan and void of all personal feeling. We are free from uie local inflneacm that bear upon many others, and cire nothing for the adroit logic and language with wh>d> it ia attempted to eorcr the startling fact, tlut a pretend, ed system of modecino, system which we were then taughtlo believe and now conscwnUoualy held to be, the moat arrant attempt at humbuggery, ia engrafted upon the institution. We shudder at the fact, that a Ft^slty in part composed of those whose names appear upon our dtpUmm, now join haute with thewo wbo touch thb unblushing chartaunuun, by frwh given their students the benefit of additional instruction, thus bcamntng an orgaaiaodeovpnof rolaborera m preparing them to practice a pretending system that not only shames aehmoe, but is a byword to aimpie common sc Me M hM th. advocate, of‘ aimilh, rimilibti, eurantur," and tbe law that the km the <h»e of a given drag the more powerful it prove, to be, flaunt in our faan their di­ plomas, bearing the same name nn.l ^al os our own, we can but estimate the value of ours, obtained when her tumo was with­ out stain, as very sadly depreciated. >> urda of reproach n-e have none, and our aenUmcnu are only thoje of sorrow. Our Alma Mater is mnitlcnjwith a iMthaomc dteease. We hope tha^ ita fatality may be averted, and to this end rrvpoctfully ex­ press our l>elief and feelings, that tho al­ liance should not be continued that at all hazard tho purity of medical teaching •bould be there maintained; that, come tbc very wont, we enter our earnest and $fs$20r.ts“Jst.TWj PETBKMAN'8 nerve fills. YOUNG MEN. t'&sustgfiisis,; •stsBMr.to-.it! AUtl>»le<rtJ «r l» l niaua blM ud SUm "tn.1rSli,-b«‘TT usau. Rut _ ___ jzjE BOX,hr. I'Atn.. JIIX5KArOt.tH.lHU.t Tll niul all pointe lu the Great Northw<»tWinont and St. Peter Line ! Is Iho only mate tor Wixotia' TtocnE*- I -rim,OwATOitXA, Mankato, Rt. Perun । New llLM. and all points In Houlhcni ! Magt>i6a-ut granite building, with deand Central MIdimwoIb. Its gundy fitted and furnished apartmenta for . Green Bay and Marquette Line J. the ouly Uno tor JAXaavrLLK. the application of and canning out uf our WATXKT0WX. Foxw Dv Lac. Omiikosu, II nurd and systematic methods of Arrucrox, Gnxnx Bat. Kkaxaha*; Th Bifit Kindcf Edncalim fir Ymi Men. BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who cnntdnpiato a boiioem Me, and parenta having sons to educate, .in- jiarticulariy rrqnmc.1 Io send Gw ilocumcnti relating to the college, which BICKFORD AROMATIC NEW YORK TIMES.. NOTICE! XUnTTE* FOB SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. til/it: table. fit Warn Jaciiu & MICHIGAN AND THS SiDTJ THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Wagons and N«w Buggies Family Knitting Machine I torn: ram nuir MlDiiuapolla, two Through Tralba iMlly. with Pullman Palace Cars atthnhf'l on Ix-tli train* Foe Green Bay and Lake Superior. Two Train. dally, with Pullman Pala--e Care attached, an<l running through to Work. J. T. Woods. M. D,, Clstaof 1635. Gan. Bowks. 51. D.. CIsMof i860. .ftood mm». ttsr c *rl— • ■ talk. sum t&gjjs M. OIAMK. J. F. Anu, M. D., Clam-of 1863. Dalai Pnlrisvtn*. V«h<wr 5Xk. A. P.TST* Jas. A. Dcxcax, M. D„ Claw of 1871. Edward M. Hall. M. D., Cte*< of Shop on Jefferson Street, north .of 873. . . ^NOtiCE. Hastings Hotel.. ■ J.w. T. Lawless. M. D., Char of II ’I h| = •• is U. S. Internal Revenue Chief Jnrticc White once declared that the Judges uf the United Stales Supreme Court should be ineligible to tbe Presi­ dency. Mr. Justice Mm, if he had been called upon, would evidently have read a duaenting opinion. HASTINGS .Trains daily. PuHmun Care to Missouri Valley JuDelinnl For Lake Genova, Four Trains dally. For Rockford, Sterling. Krnoslia, JanontlUe, and other -points, you ent, have from two to-ten trains dally. New York Offlbr, wo. 416 Broadway: BoatouOfflce, Na SHtate Street,• Omaha Utflse, -»n Farnltain Street; San Fmnclseo Office. 1211 Montgomery Street; Chicago Tleket Office; Clark Street. READ THIS Hessian. OmGsrta ai Finer U. A tat Redicboa ii Price:! STRAWBERRIES AND REACHESbio- am your lidmc ticket ngen&, ap­ ply ytiHWN Hvainrr. vv i« . u j-i , teep- huP'L fhlcairo SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Chicago. FURNITURE GVJii DNoUm M BncteU, Fraas, Sc STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where you wul flail all kind* of RRAND RAHM DIVISION. WHttMffi FURNITURE! Tlif Reliable Shan Liar a h.’ MICIllilAX jaEs"£®a? THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I J. M. HEWES, THE FOE OF PAIN DRY GOODS, Eisai MUSTANG " DETROT. Wo sell none of this cheap-made Fur­ niture tha: Is made by machinery. Tho goods we make is made by lisnd, and warranted. We invite ail persons to call and inspect our goods, for th ay al laic in autumn."—I. A. XapAmn. Some of thegraawn are oar vilest weeds, as eham boor inspection. No trouble at all ■ in our fields of wheal, barn-yard graw, and show goods. finger gram, and several known ti pigeon gram and hair-gras, and others. LINIMENT, ALBERT DICKINSON, I DKAWin IX Salisbury &, Brosseau. nestings. Dec., 22,1875. OfFl”cD,,T SEEDS, JOHN STANLEY ! ^’Vj-a r.”as 8tood toe TE3T op cnicAdo, ill. ’ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HOUSE 03 OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD ™.,re “AGIC TOUCH. A BOT TLE COSTING 26c., 60c., or SI.00 HA" Hi?. --.Vl.t- lHi: LH’P.OP A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. die®, BkI klaii & Pacific RAILROAD. *" B .. F i! il Uaui-^Vr., 1. 00 5 gawiMu. Arr. NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT will £’ AITl.ll KE- NoTH THF? HU »o ­ PAIN 5SS TH M S2y 1 f wirti I were able to tell you jurtwfilch gmaeai are the beat to raise in every ease, but thia will probaldy never bo done,—st hast not tor many yeara yet. Nothing can be done whieh will release every far- Peerless Milk Safes L i^rnMtwVfwiir •RAND RAPIII AIR DETROIT GABDENJAND FIELD SEEDS Of every Description which we can soli cheaper than any boos>In Bar­ ry County, for tbe«c reaeotu: I«L Because we have no rent-to pay. i r»?lV»1e»us«,*r”>!2utUA«k<n. SraCfAKT^XES. •The New York Times, reviewing the Democratic Presidential candidate., «ay« that Tilden b tha only / reformer among them, and that, a* suefi, “hb reputation is very contracted. The area in whieh it ia recognbcl ia auUtantially bounded oa the north by tho Black Birer Canal and on the aouthbythc Horf-Z office/ Sam RAILROAD. HIIORT Lin BKTWUX i thd-Modiil Department of the 1'uireri»y of Michigan. Very respectfully, Ae., ■■ DM. mining a variety of noil wi’l be found to grow already a. many ae 50 or more imedea of grass. Un the farm of the agricultural coUe-gv, atying nothing about tho experi­ mental plata, I have found about 73 special, Umdcs tho cereals and clovers. There are probably growing wild in the state, at present, about 115 special. Thmo grams make their own aelvctsan of place, and ftom this oK^matanee we can learn a useful lowou: “Some prefer low, wet ritnstiona, others grow only on dry ground, some prefer the shade of forest trees, while olhen flourish beet on tbc most exposed ports of tbc brood prairies : some grew on­ ly in tha water, others along the marpna Bxr'iirRtw Hratiosa,. J 1o r* L THAIXH M.-.T »-«. KMrtl ‘j tl n . 1 -B t: i Ii Ljl! • Tin JlrMt reals fur JOI.lKT. XORJtlS. I.AXA!.t.K I'KBI' IIKXUY. MCOX. l‘KOKl.t. dKXKt ' KO. MOUXX. gOCK iuaXD >‘tVK.VTOKT. MtKC.<TIXX ' vr.ixinx-nrov tnir. ....... Canned Fruits and Fisn. aa-t. iyti;JaK.'fc UNDERTAKING Oysters J. Cole & Son SSbFStSSS KStSStX � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-04-26.pdf 4da632b47c7c16cbf3282d79d1a193d4 PDF Text Text Tlfe f^ayil.ucM Btytyi Geo. M. Dewey, EDmiR AMD Pt'BLISIIKR. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1876. pBtFOIil UO BOMBS MB Read the Record look as if they were not tired in and cn are you toughing at I “At your curtoaitj Stott Board of Hntth- Th. mcretary Was authoriird to publish such rejdirw of conwpnodwi reinlire to OLIVES CHILIE Ilao as*. Mtek.. SuV. M. IC3. tt9»V 8- <•■ PRIXnLKX.VTSXT KnrMCCO!tVBTAKCItlt A MAX sjo— -ecjs came to a ^tandalill ; but to Rachel'. and flower psrtBrm. A tumble down, unpainted GnnhooM: stood a iitllc luck from t tie road, with it. ah utter, hattging L.-dy by one Binge, and one or tw?'lilac DR. IL F. PECKHAM. ■SSX5C5,n<’Wf’S?SS.’; NDHKfflFKHSK.HM. Champion Reapers and. Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Han-ows. Road Scrapers, &c., &c. " I felt.,: DH.t .Rt Ssl I I 'ilSa'-^BSSsSS! s-x £ Hmuw*. Mkk._____ . ■' M. W. RIKER. oyo c«iij- it.crier, or tbb _rc^________ ____ "T CII AS. II. HAI LH. IW AMD FRCMKCtl l« Ik* Court lto.~ Cu_UllMltaH. ' LVCiCS'RtisiELI.. SSSS.-SS'A.. tarn. MM. w WRiaHTk HOLBROOK. tfKS1VIL KJtinXKKM. C-.nO m.Sraxr- — John »i. < • ISAAC W. VROOMAN. t»cwir r. A Mw'k C. C. HOLBROOK. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Etrcx#?„ GIUdBIuK & RUSSELL. the earth unchallenged. For old Ben Benedict was just the sort uf a man to provoke and plsaae in alterations—a hu­ man March day, with streaks of auuriiine and chilling gusto aandwiteliod through pven, and ebeck in ths bu<la all hi* nature People who knew him liked Ldlioua and umunUblu repining*. him pawing well, but it wnuetimm t--A a ling," mid Hugh Benedict to hi* young wife. “He a eccentric, -but he i* uteri Rachel did not answer, but her bine eym looked wiufui and full of perplexity. ML MILK Jwt SALtBBUKY k BIOMEAC- l“t year. m ocensmoally worn m a by ihosa retiring tain bankrurxey ; 'cratitonby thrtr i 8. Martin Vanburcq, Democrat, inau­ gurated 1837 : tired 25 ymn; are HC. 9. W. H. Harriwm, Whig, iaaneuralcd favorite thia q.n^ 1841 ; live*! om month ; age G8. 10. John Tyler, V. P.. Indepeadrm. name ia Lora It inaugurated 1841 ; lived 21 yean ; age 7* ranging from one hi and dollar* per nit. 12. Zachary Taylor, Whig, inaugurated realised on 1849; tired 16 month.; age 66. 13. Millard Fidmore. V. P., Indepen­ dent. inaugurated 1850 . lircd 21 yearn, .<w.» , uro'. years . age OJ. 15. Jams ^uebanan. Democrat, inanTinted 1857 | tired 11 year.: age 77. *1G. Abraham Lincoln, Republican ; in­ trimmed up nicely it ia thought I lurtt ll——a i ___ ...i ii well as the greuinr fl • than they should by ent, inaugurated 1863 ; tired 10 yrere ■ agv 67. 18. tlcnrra! Grant, Republican, inau­ effective lib. The atatc then ton 2li,(>60 yean of effective life, which cannot be d»- gurated IbtiO. liruatod at lea. than |15tl per rear, giving a lua. of 83,^99,000. Kngimh statisti- I nve ths orderly my ca drawing a few feet Krokcd i Orthodoxy is not so high or straight in funner reasons, nor buttoned ao dm A physician writes the following: "My '*___________ .. ... . edge. For Hugh's flAure depended to ..... The cwt hopefully. alil-hixl obi _ —.j i—i . ilrttu make a fraud total of J7,331^1, _ I__ I -lr r .L* _ — a.___ Tory Victim, in Old HiiladalpMa. luir, ...I pox should be reduced ia the future by mure thorough vaccination. He tcluvca it tire solemn end iaufermi v. duly of every husbands “I hadn't any idea the retting* were M> low." grumbled the old gentleman I lodgings, when the old gentleman first rbolly prevent able This “Its JArtly the effret of the wall paper," bendd her ; and the only warning alia -had mid Rachel, with a glance al the red and reflected in Hugh'* green moastrudtics. “A narrow striped pattern will improve it." •What queer Utile enpboard. at the old gentleman. kissing Rachel on bulb ; trees in preventing miasmatic cheek". i, especially tiro blue eum of AnaAnd riie thought he waa not to terrible rhich b cullirated in Europe, Calafter all. “My dear," mid the old gentleman "I He turned to Hugh, when lie had thus different patterns of imported and domestic uticeremoniotuly made himself acquainted Michigan. with his new niree-iulaw. “Well, young man, are you ready to ‘•I riiall Like any place wherg Hugh ta,' fur the nccomtiliabnMSit of the work uf the hygieniM is tLeoareful oJkotion and commid Rachel, brightly. pulalion of beta. ILTiaUe vital MatiMiea A firat-rlvs TAXX.OH from Detroit, ex-j must of neomity bo the Ixsia of the work. He quoted from Buckle, who myv, "Sta­ peeted soon, when we tdiall be prepared to furnish the bent of tistics, m a branch of knowledge,' h» al­ "Quite, rir,' 1 Hugh an*wered very ways thrown more light upon thu study of cioihma human nature than all the sciences' put tocheerily. fits guaranteed, at the Old Comar Stand in Empire Block. Hast­ “Ehall it be to-morrow?" k-ather." He urged upon the board m..-1 ^/Ym." persistent effort, to sacure more ings. Meh. I "AU right." vital staliMic. from the people of Michgan. And Mr. Benedict at dow the sreniug and enjoy himacif There was the carriage at the door when' * Wril.«irr mid Hugh wh Rachel rose from her breakfast of bread de wm taking bare, and pom and butter and eoffee the next morning. dooratep to light a eigar. “W«l, rirf' mid unde injury tn public health through the tree of intoxicating liquors. calmly. up the road, There was a lengthy diaemwion on Ulufriend of mit min^inijoila, and their thorough inspection VERY 3F"HNria line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kindsand prices. Over ly coiled within. win Iwcumeofil. the charter election >•« .Wednesday. for the CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. real election ifor Governor in 1874) the a the third publicans C.OM in thateity.a Democratic MADE TO ORDEB, »»■' P"r«t and BET AIL Gentlemen it frequently, and a tnuro fund, faithful. ONE HUNDRED JEWELERS, ■aid “That's a promt i In the midrt i i.I.U, rh.-k., I..U l.ngbc AVHOLESALE Grant, Mill A wont ibout Marriage. ielTW^db. The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing,: in Barry County. omprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a GILES, BRO. & CO. gratified for a tarn through irg and to the bool, which “I shall lowed their inaugnration as President.. *• Yas, I know," mid Rachel, gUnciug round with brightening eye*. ‘‘That’, a J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. * Hu 1825, tired 23 yean proportion new Hvs to 70 as tired to 43 three hundred year* ago. Ftathtka taken from that report of the registrar general of England .how the mying of life In I-oud.m caiucd by the progra- uf ciriliuing. “Gate'. tion and of hygwne. The yearly death rate wa> ; IGtlO to 1G70. MJ per 1,4100 in­ habitanta; 1681 to 1630, 42.1 ; 1746 to hinge, and Ml with a eraah to the ground; 1735,33.3 ; 1816 ta 1855. 21.9 : 1871, THE BRIDE'S TRIAL. 22.6. Taking the number of dealha in MichIt i. Mrangc what different mlinutes inn during 1871 m 18,091, m du>wn by Xwill tmt on a man', character, *c1 to the rye. with which they may realisation of her biry dreams ? Thi. the ew him. In the opinion of some, Mr. home I'ode Benedict gave them ! And fur an instant our little heroine fell a. if harebell prevented. By these death, from rui-mulje canx- he claimed a money wu a gentleman, a reholar and a philan- tell I'ode Ben plainly that the could not loss to tho Male as follows : For the Uu throph-I; while others, ijnitc a* well qitul her days in a hovel like thia. But then came rol-cr reevod ihoqgbla. Come and get one ON TRIAL. ry, the aft < rnoon grew hi. GoprUttatwftalOT death; • 1. rtuorge Waahiagton, Independent, the children died in their first vvwr ; in inaugurated 1789 : tired 10 year. , age GM the I'.Hh century the deaths at thia age were reduced tu 13.12 |*r mil. In the It)century 61.11 twr cent, and in the .Icin u. . present century only 33 pur rent perished Iwbre they reached 20years, inthefirat “How dreary it looks f thought Radid. with a little ahmlder. .But Uncle Nine different Points for thus adapting the “OLIVER’ all kind of soil and work. r found few purohaacro for ere’n quality. Some apparently I ident , the length of the time he tired after land, was it PRICES REDUCED. l-a.-unlar aUewlU* in' • S,r. .-..I % Th.: following Isldr. prejarvd fcr refer euer. shows the pUitlcal "rntiment. and EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Serrra! The President.. »jo6 Solo t/l 1871. 30fg Soto /g iBft. jgjt Solo i/t 18/3. igg/6 Solo i/i 18/f. 3>ajj ( ENTKAL HOUS! Sold if tBjs, 41/0 fuLLf 100000 KILL HASTINGS, MICH. »r ifcguinto foi, 18/B. Oft ifnLf L. E. STAUFFER,'.Prop. TUT l^fT Solo idOxMi Anrel. tJ hurrilde fight chiefly Tlie hard roqueted Dr. K rdtie to ic structure., rui eart and larry coat, rising to every hah to thank tho crowd that they treated hit* no worn. Hunt, who had married a MuSbcwell. sister of Wmt’a wife, escaped with hi. England, and there re­ the ('ulumbiu (Ohio) mained. Leigh Hunt was their son; a cordially greeted om night by ricin Blinker end his wife at a l The Michigan Central Bailroad stepsto ■x touching ii poor litd* Nos. 266 and 268 Wabash Avonuo, Chicago. HOWARD WATCHES. up a carved conch shell, Mattering bright ruin into a lower bordered basin directly ch> Beu made his appearance ln-fore the in bon' of ths gate.. "Oh, bow besutifhl!" cried Rachel “I nffver mw suab superb Mariet gerani­ “An but tht last one, undg," ums in all jnv life ; ami phat a loreiy And Rachel lifted her pretty hesui out r“¥XpUAXS"'1“,mEunkal all lateral DENTIST Me, ■ Swarfs Hoyii, Itodid turned r¥. , "Cannot the bumoern be irr mid Hugh, hesitaiingiy. "No, U esut't," replied Unde ly. "If you don't want to go, 1 ••ItUtiko biry land!" cried Rachel, mtihueimtimny. "Do tall me, Unda Beu, who is to live bare?" Unde Ben turned round and bred I sl«n go," mid Hugh. «1BAND MAFrWt............................ HATED ■Yen'll find us I little Rachel, thin unexpected OPPOSITION COURTED CmnpaiTKm Invited and Compctitiou Defied in klmber. Coffees and Spices Dr. Mmse, to his lodging house at the south wrot enmer of Market and Seventh payment of printers' bills; that uot over fifteen per cent, of all the Govwnmosit ia occupied by a tailor. who show* Mirelopes h u:.« and Parlor Clock, of every Description. __ Watch Materials and Tools for Jewelers. rirs (HKAPK3T PUCKS 18 OCK MOTTO. National or ‘Oh, yea ; ‘tie beniUiftrl." child', footstep. The Firtt Public Reading of the Dec­ laration. litical HmUm; Not York City, ery floating rumor that ia likely to scandal again* somu Republican if Julr, whan Mt uf MMt I loha Nixon, Sharif of I �irnelf was not aa artirtic surernw- llr Booth did not succeed -a berating the title rale with the power and effect which nharartcriac his Jlam’.et xml Iago. Lm.1i such desu-waerati was seen to shake hands with him TIIK <11X1X TKAtiK. ’ Irving, Mich.,-April, 11th, 18»6. Chicago has grown to I-- » god-forsaken ii building last Tuesday evening, and Bll4*oded by about forty thousand ma, nearly all voten. Mixa JtHOr WXJrTWtlXTll After all the fiuurish of trumpets U cMimatcd that a million and a half of pcupJe hare heard them; that fifteen I Ilallct Kilbonrn and the brave drtcrmiaa- thouaaffd bad been converted, besides the tiou. RUTHKBFOBD B. HATES. of Ohio. vcry dueely to hot meat indefinitely or un til ho xlumbl purge for tho rhttwhoa, the effort of which will all discuauug the JOHN F. HARTRANFT, Polttieal Note.. Vice Preridnrtial candidates mtn to U of the case by the Hoow. shrink from placing their party in such an altitude of ciatiou, and tu audit purpose that >131, enmity to the right, of the rititen aa by the vn»cta trucks. of stealing, 1 , ■: n ! that There U no denying that Moody and j eity Sankey bold the hearts of the Christian ’* people in their hands. church, but are attracted there by the them, and of their kind; at the present time, and, at thia point in the pruevcJings, the feet that the leopard cannot change up on the Sibbalh, and cease to mock al of Tutu Hoynr. a straight oat, dyed in the tho worship of God with their ribald gaywool democrat, for mayor, which little job cty. . _m __ i -iJ- i_ ..r was neatly sprung,on the meeting snd going through the city is its raloe. Conarsjuctitb people, all anxious to give the <lepartmg pets prefer other markato, andjjjgy port directing Kubouni ■ production be- evangelist. a hearty and cordial Godfound lhein. Baltimore 'ts ukir RemtMican National Convention. young ek-rk or mechanic. for away irom boom iiBuenera. find. bi. f-th ready greased trouble isn't with the the other day, in refcrnew to hi. politic*, k the lowi fails on them, that ho waa.'. a DavU dcmooral. aril a luate-d railroad anno]--- Btritow republican '—aajwzail|(ht fairly bu aaid to repraen*. elcmautv in l*otli po- “Hottext money for all, and would hare been implied by the adoption well meeting era very effecting, and the free achoolx for all. There rarexaent oi umtrial. ’ should be *uo inflation which Committee of the Hou*-, advwng it to Hx-Hcnalor Trumbull of Illinois fat end-'................................. that rasa building. Every neat was occu­ will depreciate the one nor secpied, and every inch af standing room a. terian interference which will Ur Republican once more. destroy the other.” K. h. Rollins fur I nited Mateu Senator. election to morrow promise. tirbe prolific mvrkcd by. tlut /.fcr fAv««, next day. , t thccoufcdcratc. never eoulewc awvb ' ’ ‘ t makingmro uf the lioe* THE SALARY BILL VETO. h ■dmuhi be Mted. Imwnwmally p-opulsr! t —- — unite m pwj The Preeiuent Thinks the Salary was rill allow. Smell at Finland MuehTooSmallYet. nx I feasted, screnadcil and lionised by ourcttl- living. Knthwiaat. thetamdre. they <m- Republican urn aj>d Reform can easily go the Pnwidenrial x»Ury after th. jerwent term; To the Senate uf the United Slalcw. growcy wlU fuel the guod effect of this at! tti-the -•ux --ilk st-scaing* stockinj*" were alraMl afraid to do do' I inytHag fo-yood ‘•nyejtuinj" to a limited extent, but on Saturday they l-cemoe • c->nri*t*4 of their error, when they found and their power will not diminish. They fitsUitv thrown away. ‘ tl>«n>olvre> iflrontineotly bounced by the Hayes man. He believes the latter w the report. Tucker of Virginia, another one of reerived during their stay in the city TUX rxtUtOM South Towu jiotkrr. sitting m> a board ol* coming naan. over •30,001) from grateful pxrenlj and; —» *■>' m..» sjw.mm appointmcnti This l-ody met the com™.. TK« >L.nk I—.-hi.h n M. » been pretty extensively advertised. Dur- before they knew them scoffed at them. FreoUeut of the United Stains,' without cuurac from a actwe of duly to my auccna«r» in *.ISrc. to inyaclf, and to what i* due to the dignity of Chief .Majrirtrate of a na­ , who found rt convenient to nut off stop­ theta to live and prosecute their work.. piIlg M Uogas poraibi. Dr rtyU at Mr. Moody goes to Florida f« a few i the openings display a judkioui mixture works, snd Sankey goes for hi* rest to of iartsycats nou-ms which the milliner. -''itumptetKraf tlx- imtirr irregularity of th.- «> ralk-d rlratiufl. They then p with -Stele-right*.‘ To lAose Whmu it matf CoHcrn: I am now running n NEW POR I’A MACHINE for Moving. Rasing, or ing the Location of Buildings from small great, and having handled about 1.31(91, ings in Hi years, feel confident I can satisfy those that "may fevor me with a rail. Mv address is Irving. Barry Co., .Mich. L ■ xxOQnS “ ■ DRUGS AND MEDICINES BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C Having become owner of the stock of Drugs, Medicines, Books, Stationery, &c., &c., formerly owned by Hopkins & Barnes, 1 shall continue the Bnsinessof sell­ ing the above named Goods at the old stand, in the City of Hastings and do moat respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage. I have securedffithe services ofC. A. BARNES, to conduct the Business for me. I shall buy my Goods strictly for Cash, and by so doing shall be able tOjCompete with any Drug House in the County. CHAS. SHEPARD, M. D rting a. SupvrvtMir*. MB. non EXT T. LIBC0L3, nearly ttU>,000. brought into the Mate,and il any datarte ful nutter was found, to destroy and sup- . „ J MM. Blaine led Tucker up to thia old decision by easy but rap-id ges, then fixed his , .... . i Southern heart Mr a few skilfully diverted ..4 Mta, wai» EMjrfr, I >hd ing that he still held to the Utter and spirit of that decision. A look '<jf blank Republican State Convention. all! be esiliUwl In a sect 8. D. Bin 8.8. OU» Secretary. Republican C< nv«ntion The Mitral Township ia lb. Crawly will THE BANNER The building wil mail > pratly fancy bate are tbown fir tho n un »itin.- win-given to c*,uallv round men, tor the rvwpoaaibnitus and dignity of the try and to be wupw by youmr girix. I and that part ufllie rvvolutesi emmpluhI M uys and feathers are- interdicted by ' nl. All through this straggle the ilcpubfashion, though the second rate nallin. < • 1 li<an party hero hut shown its usual deter­ Enprrvr of Brui!, l*vin I’edro. He ram* fill •hate with them sa they weft: w*tra Ixrt i minalwvi to fight fraud and corrupt ion, no rep’ qu'irtJy, for an emperor, and duupare so slow in getting the modes, tbit »ion. an average of about UJO daya to the their hate always look fohiol haau, and *<wiut>, nr 1720 per year <ir lew than the rtyhj uf lart wiater dovetail »n tfo-< The soatert for the Republican £ubcrnone tliirtiifti of the alary of the 1‘nridcnl. was weeping and waiting in many circle. of June Heather, with ite ridirate The politicians wanted a chauee tn air pinky white and soft f-liagc, ia the fo» ■ •vatic proportion » BevcriJgn ia working thcuuelrro at a rveeptioti; the eity officials cr adtuired fur trimming. I'lumy <.J) like a bearer, and Elibu Waakburnc’• finally itmehnl <3,000 [*r anutu, few loug .ighted Democrat, when Tucker I that Blain and Conklin have not apoken was carried into thia -lasuagiag admission. mH' dinner at about three prices, dividin; to each other in ten yeari! That i« un­ with the official. ; tlic folio wanted i doubtedly why we are having ««eb dull ■pie-minded members on the itmocratie emperors are supposed to always desire, and most evwy!>ody wanted to hate The Philadelphia /Awe think, ii a ronn-thiug in raanecticm with him. ' But uhe liravilliati refused to submit to any­ ragaeity to sec that their only hope of rue­ thing of the kiad. lie eatue here to »re He had cow thia fall ri by disavowing any empa­ and not be seen, ami he did it. splendid apart menta for himself and suite thy with the old pro slavery • and Ulate at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and’ hr paid right views that dictated the [«>!icy of the hia own bills tlic same as any other man would. He drove about tlx eity and viewed it in the most comfiirtaJJc way he didate for the Presidency. ia being over­ which thia braid was rtfly found last ‘rJ'"'lfci’u“J~r OUR CHICAGO LETTER. .a. T.UW..W ih»x. -n,.: 1 M Lt, i. U uu ™i... 1’c‘r'n” J „„„ Mr Rotert T. U.-roh-Th. Oo.- ,b< M^_,rs,_ had got through be paid hia bilk like a •rnorship— After Grtnt— Buatneu ibe matter standi now. Bristow seems to man, and went to Chicago. Then were Enter—investigation—The Rifle— ba ahead in th-.- wishes of Uqrablkae * thirty people in hia suite, attending upon pro-dar-ry and lrea*on.ble Democracy, hia pTM-G-an-l hum twenty to take care Baoth. Out i*-cal troubles bare taken ait oflii. witeTthe ewnvas. The cxpeuca of the party at the note! alone Were 12 . CbMauo, April 17th, I* j subject just now. lilaine has many fricods; One of tho House investigating or* Sfo) twrday.tlM entire expenses being The interne interrat which । Merton'is not popular, and I don't know Fr„haUy |A,000. It bu t a bad buwneenation. being an emperor. Dum 1‘cdro is a tall, ___ g—,—___ — — n--------- ------------ 1 i of any ••fen-rite son" to whom the affectrraay spent.»eu,uvu on wnneraro, wimoui dbooveriBg aaythiBg to justify a twen- I h jujt B(m the racUe*. riau- well built, handaotno man—one who im­ against fraud and cnnuptioeri poveramcn1 I ions of tlic proplearo inclined. Washbume prests one a* being a long way above the dees being pul out through the eoutnpal merchants who wrote a letter the other empress* ia a rather handsome wovancc of that party. Every election held day. and bring engrossed in the busiacni, who looks as if she h.vl ■ aa much of fighting the ballot box staffers. left dearly shows that the intelligent voters j gatfou, and a einiH.peut k.n ol currency of this country—many of whom partially government Brnil enjoys. The offirera. box mu) put in—hb »poe4»elr» relented toward it ia 187-1—have been un­ aerompanyiag him were all Sue looking Thera will Iran ckrtiou for May..r and j » ratward, rwipracating the eart ward mow­ deceived by the hopekoe incompetency met', cxw|< om—the treasurer, or Alderman, tomorrow, and l.uainr^ will [ ««•» pune-lwldcr, of the pony. He looked . ' fisrakratebv active lart work, elraanw Satlike a pur-: bolder—a small wxnlco be generally auapended- I rood eitucna clement in the South manifested by its fsevd. brown-vkinned wan—whtes bnaileaden in Coograaa thia winter, and are cscetion and |>olL» win be carefully wateh-.d. preparing to administer a fitting rebuke to while tho ladira—G<d blew* them—are CutboUc io all .South r*»e —««• I» I'iCXRO. TheElMtion-A Sow's Ear-Long- "T“'* M. WM.Mk-H. I Hi! H. m !“ "Er;. 1.h fixed by th- Conititutioo in supplying ds. ------------------------ " ----------- judgement of the great majority of those U. 8 Obaxt. Excut ire Mansfoo. April 18,1876. tioss. I lesidns journal clerk Smith, it Doorkeeper Fits Hugh in Kentucky acre- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. America. volume of th« IIastixo". RxrOBLirAW sad wiD undoubtedly secure aa ejection. their author, srv the only parties punish- conetUting him, ami whatever lie raid Prnsidculix! efoctMl law an*l give the innniripal •hrift. Tint Uttofy <>f Use harr k-d to the pronnt dition, is interesting: H UN D recogvitad religion. was raeUetad by a majority of 3C72 over I And she dial go write campaign .luffing—forced a new city clutter upop good opinion of this emm try and it. p j k,.nfi, Miii.d<rimMcll»t he k Democratic Mayor (Colvinl assumes tn cry recently UrubcU'a Comuihlrv have bv the officula of this pity, mined by the wpully objrt MLattAF's IMPEACnMKJIT. TVLoaisrilk todiM 11mm mb now nady The people of Barry ( -minty to under, stand that by a mistake in an order, they have sent ns 40 dozen but Will Hams, says he cnii sell them Cheap to get them clrtired out. Well they sent us a doutile order ol CROCKERY too, but Dan says il is going to be a good winter for Young Folks to get married and go to keeping house, and he will sell it Cheap and close il out ran port of the state Ik . crvlg" appears to ming hate, and with thew heavy crane have strong support and is te-l concerning i like nbboua and plain tfoc grainil rilka htui>--ifmuch ity.th-.t quarter, l-ul devotes ', are weed mere than anything cbe. Fine which arc b-at a trcllia round tho fare I-: LY S ADVERTISE**" m, aBOOTTBSCOI tv eontrenfttm io be ' eatut^ay. The ca ^UlbehMaefoUaw ^■ard.at the Sehexi Uvemrl Ward at thi todiqjfc.. TouHh t \kr Mee vf the Count. By order of City Co rm to impeach Clapp, the Senate printer. who aa Attorney General of Virginia a Better get through with that Belknap M.nrns Ute U. 8. Manihal here. Ktovira to the ~ ’ ■MkrtndferadnetolhoGovbc employed depute ineg­ on, hanng boon sent to ter*—. u — w ft GROCERIES We have a \l<\Stock as any one coining id the Store can see and the ill be sold cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says our D(/LLAR TEA is the best be ever saw, and everybod allows our SIYTY CENT TOBACCO is the boss of City, P bin says don't tell any bo«ly they sell PURE GROUND (.'OODS for ilis to hard work to grind thorn. » WITH, MANEEfi PRESTON. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON �,| We hare secured the assistaiice of Geo. H. Brooks, to \ settle up the account with I every /terson doing business PniI.AI>Mt.PlllA, April 22,-lBTfl. It haa 1mm said that the American, as a people are lacking in that spirit of “ssnUmenta! potrUbm ’ M characteristic of many other nation*!!Itos, that the thrifty inhabitant of Undo Sam's domain in hi* hot pursuit of the •‘almighty dol­ lar" has no time to foster and promote the •mtimattia that first found cxpre-ioc in Notioaz Some vengeful satirists have sought to j drive home conviction upon thia point by a comparison of national songs, making sorry contrast of the lively air of-Yankee Doodle" with the soul stirring notes uf the “Mancllaise’’ and the “Wacht am Rhine.” And the truu American wondun why hit people ire so slandered ; for notwithstanding the ramopolitan charac­ ter of our popular inn U Is a slander. . But we are nuw fairly into the Centen­ nial year. and the spirit of ’"Ii i* a good TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. M. HIndea, Hottie Stopper,. Dntrcll. J. Uajrd. IMteeCiMMr.inUlMMiMi H. Minh, Shu* Lacing*, brtruii I> l>*rmi.l, Cheek Hook*. Artau. P. Sekwk, NmI Tok*. WaytMid. I». tauherlaa.1, Car Trert.. lMr.il, Lecture ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. quality and quantity of it. Ifthu nujoa- 1 tic old eagle don’t do sonic tall acnaaiingl J between thia and the fifth day jpf July it will bo a wonder. I venture tu nay that । reverence fur ''the father*'' than their utterance*, or a more profound rrapect for <1*44 113}. den positively refused to run against Hol­ man for the nomination, and rite lionor was fina'ly conferred upon James I), WiU- William Eurgk.rU bulldi.g Krom ike tartb-oAtlng Eryant'* dilatory of Ike failed flaiea. aa eatertatatag i-iwerr b foMbhnl reaeerntag "Tl.» Try* Vocationtaa." The G.llege Serie* ia continued Wilk a paperon Dewdola CeUege. leatalslag rein Intecentee it Hiwthanie. faingfeike. and other diaiiapiukei men ; amoag ike pldare ia a *|ll.«irtl« of Loagfell .e. al shout the n;. of the main eharsn of adultery, if not, in. deed, of all the (lurch ComwiUeo found •gains: him. Let the world know what we know. This man was only confronted by the un­ reasonable statement of a fallen woman, one who was oxpelie 1 from the church one year ago. but who was ruled a mcml-cr duriog the trial by the Presiding Elder’ that she might blacken the reputation of a Christian minister, aud thia too, while fire of our most respectable citizens gave a oiuntcr statement, Uigvther with one ul ths toost prominent witneme* for the prusTl,is woman had previously signed a li­ bel solemnly taking back this very charge upon noth, and afterward* acknowledged her signature to it upon live stand. Her statement, is unreasouablc, a* site fixed the scene in acun»picuou* iJare and by ^Aylight; and we can but think that great We will kJ] ehewper than pny other House in the city. ' TEA! TEA!! , From 50 to SI "5 aa to grade. Warranted from 13 to 23 eta. eirenper than any other House In Itarry County. COPPER For 23, 23, 30, 33, 40 *nd 45 cent*. U*>k at the quality. CANNED GOODS Tumat.w*, Peaches, Cherrire, Plumlm, l“ine Apidra, I'cara, Green Peas, Ac., Ac. CANDIES , We have the best amortmitit and sell fur the lea*t money in the rity. TOBACCO We do **dl a lietter article ami from 10 to V •• other place in tlic Cuunty. I0TUKE FRAMES AND MOUJ,J>. nrow, IIKACXWTX. PArwa-HoLt.EU8. Wall-Pocxetm, FuwmJIoldkxx, Peerless Milk Safes We sell the BcnCupbefi. PRODUCE neighlnr by the unreasonable rulings of the chair, as well as tho deep prejudice Taken in exchange for all kinds of goods manifested by the court, against the accusrel, anti the low, vile rumors of enemies in Chesaning and dsewberi which were poured into the cars ofthe reverend gvntleman, who sat in judgment upon their accitsed brother. We, aa a community, feci greatly aggricv cd, that the Court instructed tlic witaen not to cotnmuncalv the name ofthe other supposed guilty party. It thereby threw a foul suspicion upon tl^ good name of ev­ ery woman in our midst. Had the wit­ ness been obliged to state the name, »l»e Prof. Watson discovered another plan­ et, April 1(1. If was in the roostcllat ion rirgv. and shines like a star of the 11th magnitude. An oil Mintinguf Guv. Hingham, the first Republican Governor uf Michigan, he being elected in 1851, has deen add 'd to the Stale Library. Thu growing whrat crop through the Stain is looking promising. March has proved the most favorable for that crop of any fur years post. Small |Kix4ias been very prevalent in Lyndon, Waahtenaw Co. One or two organized with a full crape of oflkvre.'and that town now boosts of as thorough and efficient a fire department aa any inland; city of the statcWm. Psulie. kicked by a horse at a Detroit lirery stable, route time agn, and uno leg broken, died Thursday evening, from a bone splinter severing one of the arteries while towing about on his couch. The wife uf Jantes K. Shepard, of Chippewa, killed a large buck recently. He had been scared up by some Indian lion held at Indianapolis, Wednesday of hst work proved a very lively affair. Hon. William S. Holman uni Hon. Frau kirn were run, the latter supported mainly by Republican* The Union recorder, C. M. Hagadurn, had one majority over F. C. Terrell, Democrat; and the latter gentle­ man had previously been defeated at the township election by one vote for rnperin- dumb, and blind. From Jan. 1 to March 31, (1.913 emigrants camo into the tJnlted.Stalai by way of Port Huron. (Iranrille Miller, <*• of the election day rioten at Niles, bi been lined 150 and f.U days in the Workhouse. Aller the centennial trec-tdanling al Mason, April 15, (.). M, Ihitnre of this city delivered an eloquent addrnm. Ths time fur holding the next fair uf the Ingham connly agricultural society ha* been fixed for Sept. 27’ 2H, 29. Hot,. 8. M. C’utoheon, of YjaUanti, will be a delegate to the Presbyterian As­ sembly at Brooklyn’ N. Y., .'lay 18. Furnishing plaster to grangers at less than what it rata to grind it was what husti-d H. 0. Weston of Grand Rapid*. Cotigneramau Durand has given notice that a competitive examination for a na­ val cadetship, will be held at Flint on the Scvcral farm* in lower Michigan sold of late al prices quite up- to the highest that hare been obtained at any pn.-v.iou.* period. The annual reunion of the State Pioneer Society will be held in Anu Arbor in ranjunction with tlic Washtenawewnntydreiety in be was w beautifully thrashed by his obstreperous progeny, and joibs in the jollification of the boys who Mattered hl* lea *o jiromiscuouidy about Bo-ton harbor. Possibly the old fellow may experience a tew jwig* of regret when lie coutempIatM what a proud and profitable part o? hi. kingdom was thi'ii lost, but and Mr. Bull, as be reflects upon .what alt have been, can only wish that he sooner learned that it b> not always wise to nil. with an iron rod. Arrangement* for the “big show" are i going vigorously furward, and here one' seen all the bustle of prejaratio^. Phila-1 delphia is completely absnrixd in it. Mat-! tcre not pretaining to “the Centennial” BUSINESS NOTICE. •■d from Eurjpe and is now at his’home in Mtbkegvu. The first car-load of Verawnl marble for the floors of the capital arrived in Un tion ever celebrated it* hundredth lesthday on a mon magnificent wale, or-in­ duced ao many other government* to take an active part in the festivitita of tho oecwriow, to to speak. Even John Bull— bleat hi. good nalurod old tout—burin in Republican Csucuses. The Republicans of the se­ veral Wards in the City of Hastings, will meet in cau­ cus on Friday evening'April 28th 1876, al halfpast seven o’clock to" choose one Delegate from each Ward to the coun­ ty convention to be held on Saturday. The caucuses will be h$ld as follows-First Ward at the School House, Second Ward at the Depot, Third Ward at W. H. Hay­ fords office, Fourth Ward at the office of the County Clerk. By order of City Com. tie up our matters. Any re­ ceiptsgiven by him or any other business done by him jor. an on r—~i7d Banner Office, pertaining to the publishing department, •" valid WE MEAN BUHINE8S! Fnnilture Ilouru* south aide Htatc Bt. opposite H. A. OoodyraPs Hardware Store. renwni . biok. FARM FOB SALE! jaA^^ovED Going to Kansas or Colorado. ful Arkansu Valley, to PUetiin, Colorado Spcugs, (’uchara*. Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Special round trip 90 day tirkeu tel I^verim salo May 15th, at S30, taking [in the fiun-ju* watering place* on the D. A R, G, Road. U>w em­ igrant ratea to the San Juan Mine*. I 'Ullman Palace Sloening (’arc between the Mbacuri Hirer and the Roeky mount min* without change. Clone connection made at Kan*** City and Atebidm in I nion DejmC For time table* and the San Juan Guide,’’ addrcs*, Haattap Jan'y. 1M. ISTfi. XXMWI G L A S.sXNDriA IN T FINE PRINTING DONE at this OFFICE ttM (••nM UiSrn m GifORUK /, in:a rim. Implements i C^0D FOR TIB SPKINfl TRAM. respect the Quaksr City is acurccly belter than ita neighbor*. The splcudid system of building associations so much in vogue here is, however, worthy of mention, as ita rcsulls arc wituesacd in lire comfortable situation of meehaniea and other, of the middle cUsmw, whn ar? better haus-d in Philadelphia than anywhere else in the world. Nearly every one has a home of hi* own. As an Mxposiliua of the progroM in the arte and scimra, invirutlons and every the people sharf read, snd what shall be eoucavoaUe industry, the Centennial exrefused them. Fortunately fur bis party no other member was fioliih enough to advocate such an atvmrd etwaorabip of the home in Si.’ Clair, co &O lUth. Mr. j Cooper wa. a member of Congress once having been elected in 1852 from the same dbtrict now represented by another gentleman of tho same name. Il is a thrilling • grizzled lop driver l THE CELEBRATED niATIOYU ®S£->£S: • 4li* little chair la 1* sue. Illa Tax heloMM more. Ilia h*kkr kene t* ridavlera. turn* haa C*a* Vetera. Attention 1 will tell fur the next Sixty Days fur for the craning Kipcactiow is, of coune, estimated, and it remain* to 1« seen liow : much' the prevaihng hard tinxw ux«lifie* . them- calcntalicuM. If idl the autiripmiou. ' । of our Jdighied luaifirtva and ex|>vctaiit tradesmen air realised they will be lisppy, , am) it will 1* one more instance wheretu “BoLby Burns' linn about ‘Th* Int I bid pbnu of twin, and awm" <k> q.4 .q- I ply. Nut a villsge or hamlet in al) thir ’ land will to wilium: rej>rp-cntati>.ii here to see aud rejoice. No fairer .pot on earth could have been C>und fur the purpw, and viewed from Oeorgu’s Hill—a commanding elevation in Fairmount Park—the rising aocnrnu bling buildings of the Exhibition appear with thrir diversified ’.ttW reiluru aud xiilteringti..,——, „ ------- shin., like a new rity of fairyland. The m^ratrn long roof lines of the main build-1 ing and the machinery building, the dcmul Elskop Cte**l»».l Oze. . t statutes on the dome and ioof of Metuorila short stories Ibis number tally sustains J tbs reputailon of the Magaila* in Ibis par- ‘ tieslar, ceeialrieg, "Just fa Tiste," by iron Plow. With Wood lor Iron Beam. Land Rollers, Harrows, Culti­ vators, Double Shovel Corn Plows. ■ nl kind* of Sewing Machine Needle* aud ' Mseliine Oil. I aU aril Well A CUtertt > Pump*. Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers EVERGREENS.SMALL FRUITS, and other < nizmental Trstw and Frail*. SPECIAL NOTICES. TRIUMPH HARVESTER AND EIPIBE STAR lOFIB, XXfiOwl. Dte March of Reason. xi51w- C. H. Salisbury. BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS Wijh patent Bent Offfkr, made from the beat New York Rccnttd Growth Rkkory. Benj H. Bristow. The Old Reliable cotmtira. xx51 tf / . Comrtantoy on Hand, BUoTmiT m Imi dpor cwt of Goodycant Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Htmlinga, April 12, 187G. HAVE YOU A Tatrer* �Rheumdisffi, Neuralgia, Sciatic, ----teMMi. r-ttT»«r-ar.A --i. CALIFORNIA ;irty M hts .nvratmeui. How wvU this •JM* was uraplud will, will be shown Iwwltat* for a moment. o «ay that fur a : Bather Lubhs. raport to the .St«u- fact, and iti'rnk it ia tho man. cxtrava^M fe,nk*r k-11* “uj-pfix umi in the world uf manurvs-that ate fitl. d to fartiliu land. 1 would put asbw on ha* romethiog t- fight for. ami that «btf. being a tree wotuati. will help hiia to Here matter toted until the meeting of fight; that she will put her lips to lih ear and whbj-er wunh oTroaira-l, and her dr-waiag logra^ tend, lait I would apply hind to has haart arrl impart luipirati-m. my manure for growing the grass, into All ihrrarh life’ through rturac tfad runthe soil, in roeb a way that it woull l< ahinr. through Kmflirt an.P- victory, tliurovghly intermingled with the surface through advene an-l through -favuiing of the roil iWf and ao intcnoingled that winds min needs! wouun'i- love. Ils. itwiUUr cnaUc-l to prrrorve lor itaelf heart yrwrn*for ii A sister's ora m-tli , «4a bno will hardlr supply the iwe-L Yet many seek far nothing further thin sn- ' in the truth'aait i«. Rumors ray Urge Mims of money have l-oeu advanced to Brother Warton to cuable him to erect a mill and purchase, the necessary machinery for making plaater. nnd the supplement rays: That thu committee might -be secured against Ions. Brttthcr Weston artigued to the rammittee all onion for plaster that had hem rewired by me and forwarded to other. Then the question very naturally ariart, are they micquatc? And that de pends entirely ajx>n the amount of plaster Brother Weston ran furnish and tho sum iwr ton to be applied in payment of the bmn. Tho Secretary on thia point giro us only Mr. Woaion'a speculations, who frankly admit* that he cannot fill Ida or­ ders. Now, upon his own ata^mcata and that of othera who have visited hia premi«B »t Grandville, we are enabled to glean the following farts: 1st. That the Bteta Grange by nwolat i mi authorized the Executive Committee tcaasat Brother Wrotoa peculiarily or i<b«rwi-« to tnanufartiuT plaster. 2d. That the committee have adiaticvd Brother Wcrton several ihunaaad dollars with no other security than the order* furniabed by the subordinate grange*, 'which wc are told at this fate hour will .noAbe filled. Perhaps this i» security enough, but to my mind, it is a matur of [«rfcc< kMHCtMW,and had if etni.-ulcd from any other aoarve than from buxinw men whose nspiratiras for office leada them to think they would make a'good governor, a l.'nited States Senator, or a Congranman, The tn-tot extensive. thorough nod n-ur plrto iii'titution of the kind io.(ho world. Eight llum«and LTtoluatci of this ndlege Paul, Mix<cKAro:.tH.Dtn.tmi m>w in nicivaaful IradiMx ia the principal and all point* in th? Great Northwest. cities an-l towns of the I'uited Slates box.Ht. w Ikinc. «.l tasetr-fa-ar to deprive it of the heat ofthe BiUNaplicrv. nor put it ia in »o idiaih< a manner as to M-d iM-youd measure, hare gottcu : KwnX* I rinr la to* aa-stili or a be subject to the usual evaporations ina. limn they sought. Tlt-dr wives »ur- | .apt n-rt.a. Hwaaualh ’"I to the K-lal led by the auu nnd the wind. It should lEssaJSihcm by bringing rat a uo de idett in . he put into the acai in such place th»t i«, and dtKkartng a tr.-art-rt t-f n-ur - cbatle. PsMl the soil will control it and put where the KgezSCTttffi impathy an-l biro. heal of the atmmpherc and the rains will reach it. Now you catrpcttitooin various The name of Rohm Lincoln. of' waya. For the seeding down of gram lands, and rmin lands, therefore, I would President Idneoln, is mcnriooe-1 in IMInois apply a harrow and harrow in the ma­ for Hivn-sary of Suit. nure. For corn lands I would apply the manure the day before I jJautcd my c«ni —say the last of May— plough in the manure, and turn the sod over dri to it. I would aay that the season for this i. that, if you put a little, fertiliser into the hill, when the hot corn weather rotue- aixl the corn roots are in wenn-h c-f their f-.-d, they will be seeking in tho furrows far that heated and dc<raqx*o-l 'material that lie there. That ia the secret of the as­ slt» lalnwl si Ou--Ale-ftss 'W- MT real SO •» ■ m. A*4 iL«rsi- i-xIsJumJ toto-lM -a mH sertion that corn will grow better, upon .(•siSir .I uwaasre iks -sm «t t« • bu»lml «s4 re -Istil■■>.! »is:»-ulss ereli rtS»MU> rod lan-la newly ;J-iughe-l. with die ma »t .to- aa stl-owr fre rt i«aatr-«ts -toUsrrttSi nnre ploughed in. than ip-almost any cab­ l> ill M.irtrere «insrtt ro>« Uol-»t>a c» mi: • re -«-li«s- st UwsMa re«i«r. tiaiisatova i». there and Mil -lirttrrlsr-l by atmospheric influences, will be hcatixl and will begin to deeompiwe jmt when the com most w.uti. it- That ia the way I should apply it to a csjrn crop and to the great root crops that wc raise. I should apply it in pre­ cisely tho way 1 hare auggested, io pre­ pare for the growing uf gra-w aud of rorn, bcraUM- I aiu osuurol from my own cxj«:ricnec tint the application-of manure broadcast slid furrowed into pk-nghnl land, together with a little artificial fartiltier in the lull itaelf, will raise tho iicat crop of corn and poUtocs, and the best general crop that the fanner is engaged tn raising- I think tho law , I hare laid down with regard to the upplicatiou uf Is^raaan. Ills manarc ia a good one, and if the farmer .wsxa. will observe it, he can caeapc all discua sion about how to plough it. The answer ia “put the tnaaurc where die heat of the NOTICE. atmosphere, and the tnoalure. .an s>-ouort reach it and create the dccvmporilion PETERMAVS SERTE'PILLS. U. S. Internal Revenue SPECIAL .X4XEB. The Ri[kt Kind tf Kuta fir Y«H Mee. BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplate a Lumocm Freeport and Dubuque Lina life. and parr-ole haling ->»w to educate, Ie tbronly rout- for Elgin, llocxroitt., arc jurti-ularly ro|uertcd l» send Fttm-oirr. nnd all points via Freeport. •far documents ratalUg to the rollcge. which Ila , Chicano nnd Milwaukee Line I« the old Lake Hhore ftoah-. and is the only on<- ixmIiic tlinmKti Evanttun, sfeSBKfc FOR SALE at THE BANNER OFFICE i 1. Hck4ar.rsv.il. A. II. iVTA.sc t«a o'rlxk >• «t that 4ar al ll»» frvol ■ti.ui ie U-.n tl-Hur. la Ilia t'ltr af llartlac. In . sa.tSrfiien.wsri-’i.'i lain .? MMdaac*, kMo aad 4e~rtto.l a> (nil--•in Tilt f»«lk Mrl a.MCer i<4) st Ikr >vi saras .ra'asssr'.a rHl *«auialaa faiu <k< artr* ut taad L' >“”‘IATIC \Khitteb /STU to Wayn£ JatoO Saito RAILROAD. fawlb re*. Il to aimwto, I *' “z~snttt»r‘nwirv<n! CENTENNIAL SONGS AND QUARTETS. !srI MEMORIAL SONG. -Tin»rs>na *<>»»«“ , Valley Junction. I For laike Geneva, Four Train* dally. . For Jtixkford, Sterling, Kenosha, [•"-•'V.l Jancrvllic, and oilier points. you can have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, No. 4U Broadway; Boston Office. Ko fi Slate Street; Omaha Tu»».lo»k-«. vsrs liUnl 4wmuu slit to ms4i. Otitic. 2M Fnrubani Street; ban Fran­ cisco Office, 1st Montunmety Street; r-ltCawn n'l.L.I ... ACCORDION !£ rtSSBS.-gffiT1 SEW fI8K TUES, D«|>oti earner W. Kcnile nnd Canal STRAWIERIIES ANS PEACHESritivett Walls Street Ik?pot, center Wells and K untie Slreeto. Fcrrati-aur lafurtnaUon not attaina­ ble -no-your home ticket agents, ap- 4 SWawlA-^rwfeat MaUI far Gremre. A, IgaifttSaSttev— HaZnrtih'r ciasfata MnW.,------ .“ NOTICE! CONCERTINA. G“Kl A7«:.P!tE?" PENSIONS To whom Pensions are ■■All unit DIVItllS. Thr Reliable Shert I.lae JOHN STANLEY I Wagons and anno unit aii setioit Bnggies GABDINXAND FIELD SOT Wlolraaleand Retail, 11 Midiigan Grand" Avenue, Detroit. Canned Fruits and Fisn. ■ THE ENEMY OF BISEASE 1 FOE OF PAIN Wtntwaln IJtnlen la DRY COODS, ALBERT DICEIKSON, MUSTANG LINIMENT y.— feu.. IBROSSEAU FUR IWUbtM Unia, Frans, k am. ins. M ADMIMISTRATOM SALE. UNDERTAKING ?! y aw Ji il isi ri ttUlNH BUT. I^j |Maa4. j!;;L § ii lUT. VUHTJNU me.. «&, or (J .00, BAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING. AND RKHTOHED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS A Grat Reiitta ii Frites1 SALISBURY SEEDS, ----------- BKACKK IN CRPI«LDKO u silE J Mired. iiir i THE DETR°T. Oafow.—Wctherafield Red ami White Portugal. 1‘arniut.—Long Smooth. . JW—Philadelphia Extra Early. Carterv, Hirst Crop, Champion of England, aud White Marrowfat. /•cpi-rrr.—Large Squash and Bull nose. RtuUtkn.—Turnip Scirirt, I«aog Scar­ let, and White Spudnh. .SomciiA—Summer Cnx-kneck, Horton Marrow, and Hubbard. • In this bri«f l»t will lie found the ha■ ■ ■ — * ■ * IICHIGAH AMD THE SOUTH. THE BICKFORI AUTOMATIC CtectQrta tM Dmr tat 4th. That Mr. Woatou has ground only about 400 or 500 toro of plaster rinro the Wakefield (iarfy). 26th of March, and that he has ground the loot bit of rock he has mined, nor can Savoy (late). be produce it in quantity fur some time Ocwmfar,—White Spfee and Ung U» cone. My imprarara ia that he can Grona. notexceec) IO.IHHi tmn the prnteut aeaC<rrr-.-Z.—Improved Lone Or­ ange. itk That tho hxwtiou uf his bed wiU G-vu.—Moores Early and StoweUa not allow him tn produce plaster at u low Frergrticit. figurw » he has eoatractod for, therefore fziwtyfor*r.—Early and late Erfurt. Shop on Jefferson Street, north of Crierit.— Dwarf Incomparable and Hastings Hotel. 7th? That the security given ie joat no security al all, and all boost grangers 'thraUbeiafarorof fafalim- the Karoo­ lire Committer to a rtric-t account far all moniot inrwted in thia borine®. And now, Mr. Secretary Cobb, u our article ia getting somewhat kngthy and we are all anxious to get our plaster for Sil.00, phase let us know how to do it, * ■ Family Knitting Machine I ZITHER. with the beat sort uf vegetable m»D and plants, I append the fallowing list, naming two or throe kin-la of each to select from. Dtcrtrf Zhvtns..—Early Valentine and —Large White Lima and I -‘Try. Egyptian and !<oog ; Winona and St. Peter Line . i I« the only route for Wixoma Roertm.-1 tkh.Owatoxxa. Mankato, RCPctkii | b'KW Ulm. nnd uD polirta In Hootheni i and Central Minnesota. ll« Mj-uifre- ut granite l-nilding, with eleGreen Bay and Marquette Line Cinlly filled and furnished a]«rtmcnln fur la the only lino for JAXRavir.i.i:, the application <>f and carrying nut nf rar WATrirrowx.l oM.Dv La<.Orni;o-.ii. A rrurroK. Gimx Bay, Fhcaxa.ua*i novel and ayaletnatie tn-.tli.id< of Nkoaunkk, MAXQi'nTE, Houourox. TV ...iHrtrtsiatosaf Iks Valtoi Kuu*. ass i i-u trt.1. JET. »*4 SSO>, rsesirs. svssy ra Scribner s Monthly is printing a serie, of timalyand pmtieal paper, ia hs -‘Home and Society" doparttneat. entilRd ■■Rural Topics,” by the well-known horticulturist, P.T. Quinn. The following is from the May Number: April nnd May are the two busy moalha in a well managed vegetable garden. Daring ibene mofilhs, the moat important.work of the season has to be hurried tfejdugh, f-r planting time ia abort, and there are many small maiteta that need prompt alienriou. First of aD is Ihesclcttiuuofcnoicc garden seeds of recent growth, and -meh as will be found true to name. The surest way I is to select from each year's en-p a few of i the beat sped mens of the same to raise : seed from. For tho rest, send to some reeponaiWc seed merchant, and don't de- See Here. I’ Bow full partklilara of the action uf tiie cemnuttre can be fonud ia the Sup­ plement of Brother Vubb'a of Manh -tth, except that he d-xo pot Mat.- the anv.,nnt rftnraey invented by the Gunmittec. This U a mat ter of nc great importance providing proper security has Itcu taken, and. the tesuh aimed at be aamopib>h«L Bat for tut who five back luerll- mile, from a railroad station, the item of carting fhMcr through the mud jurt at the time wc must aow it. m a matter t>f some little importance ” And now, 51r. Secretary, 1 a»k, whyhare we lawn kept in auejeme all this lime, • hHu the farts in the cose have l-e-n well known tn ywuraolf for the last twom-ntbo, that Brother Weston eould not fill half the unlits* Why did )VU not let the mem­ bort of the Order know the facts in the case ro they coaid fall hack on the ol-l ... moatiou for their supply ? Thiajpoying »4J)tl per tun for plaster, than bo oHigcd to haul it at this tunc of year, Jayu-rt the kind of help wo shall avoid m the future, ‘•grange or no grange." I'nlcaa you make j-tvpcr amen da for thia conduct your influence in tho future will be of litlfe or n« account, and wc ho;>c for .1." .i _ YOUNG MEN. ARLES R. WELLS, /•rreuint. l/EXRr L. HILLS, Sterrfaty. Hi I'.eciuc-.II; was ]<3.-ec-l , A'eroW. That the Slate Grange will ranteintta Eaocuiivc Caanmhteo in uny rffort- it way make to Mp H. O. Wcuou efemdop hi« pfasler bedThr the u- of I’aireoa of Htrfan-lr v. pecuniarily t-r other- .'iiciuiiAx, MiNxntrrA, iowa, N'biiiiaxka, Calikhnia and the Wnvrxnt-TcnuiTontra. tin Omaha and California IJne I- the abortnst and beet route for all uilntatn NonmiutN lLUSotn, Iowa. 1 IS >s 11! I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-01.pdf da1c9d10fa088c1004a6386ee24c95f0 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. f. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 1.1876 ———— i- I ' ^iTl A I^iGCOrd ITBUCHER. A.\l> Ebn OR 0LIJ8ICHIU PLOW! KA TBS AD i‘KRT/NfXt;. • Lite* or L««? of Xosptf .e rvporenrih uacs; 1506 Sold i/I t8p. 304g Sold i/l' i8p. SoLd t/i 18/3. 14376 SoLd iftiS/f. 31077 SoLd ijl 1875, pjo fuLLy 100000 iriLL Dt WUI/ICD foil 1876. Op IftLf T16T PPPr Sold EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. FMfflSaHR AH> KBBESS CABAS. ISAAC W. VROOM AK. R uHKitlYF. I>«P«U U. t>- Manhal. Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. F. S. BOWEN, JOHN Q. CRESSY. S- C- PRINDLE sRY El’BLICCOMVBY AXOJR A WAX | ChamjisaHeapersaiKiMaweTs. fl-on ninn Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, CHAS. H. BALER. AKD FHOHE'V Stats AU Mkh. vtm.ij. hay a rruuXKr ’ WM. UPJO1 IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED Coffees and Spices DELIGHT J. WOLT.M. D. PHYSICIAN 4 SUBGKOS. rUERRORT, BARRY COVWTT, I *FRIEND •N‘NKD- A'**1 the title to his land with the n-omt' jmr ‘ by reading cbaser. . ° Die following iky .Mr. Wealou went to to rule. Nothing ran Hr "—called upon an eminent lawyer, be tnure conclusive than thia reaaoniof, if riutedhiv ease. and showing hi*, letter we admit the pramiae*. But if either from (hie recorder. dan the one fWno the premise i* false or needs to' be materially la ml .-officer. The lawyer informed him modified, tlien die conclusion is not qrite <**#«.“« .M aonfeviotu. There » no doubt that Proteutaate.teten ns a whole, ore rnabh more numcroev in tlis coantry.thaB MJH odicrebsa of ro& foniat* , and in this sense there m no objectfon to cpUjng it a Prnlcstaat country. " Christianity under the !*roteatant form is kthc nrera’cnt religion of the land. We 1 -Thu* ended Mr. Wrstou'li last hope, should, howerrr.-beer in-mind that I*r»wad in hixgrmt dimpointnumi exckiimnd ' ’ testente, understand mg by this term ■ the churtluncrubcrabip of the various Protest­ -AL k. A Mpd deed, in which I have always ant sects, do not embrace oue quarter of lb<d lank info a rmouldering i looked upon ar one or the brighter apoU whole population of the United Blates. If pile of , and all of the out buildings in my life’* j*iurueyj and from it I hive they were unanitatiu* in the opinion that had »hari d the same fate, without leaving^ many haWJ' reflections, Imt no# -Bibk-randing and relteiou* iu*tru<li..ii anything of any value wimtever. by_, il«Mh« to hare Kreu my evil genius." should be had in tlie public sckctola of the which the wretched family eouhl console ?Hoot totj. iny friend;" raid an old country, thia wouldly ho mean* cstaldish thetuM-Irre with, in the anliacpetion «f | g.ntfemah who wis riuing in the office, the truth flf the minor properftion in tire shut her hotuo-ruof upisi this dcsoLue । and who find heard the epnv- rut ion beabova aylfoginm. U is w*dl kunwu ihai .*pAt. Every precaution had lirou taken I i.> stay tlw onwanl uiareh of the fire I twreh the lawyer and Ma -client; don’t be they are not thus nupnunou*;.lJut large ao font my friend in year decision. there ninnbm of them adopt the theory of an demon, many decplcw night* and wttiry-' i> au old mying and a Uueon*.- : ' ll thou earinrively vc-hr education iu any.achool wmie days, bad been > onsumed in frnit- ' cast thy breed upoo tin- water thou will system which the civil authority catab k*P effort* to mvs nt Last aonm pan off ftpd k after many days.” , , Ibhre, regulates and supj^rts by general the hibor of ro many ycure, but in vaiu. : n-ri . - • —. -a_ ___ taxation; that infidel* and free-thiukon Even the hunachold -good* which had cral aenre.' said Mr. Wretnn ,;bas ax bold the same view ; and that Jews and heen removed from the house at The' last tboro are -wlwayi* exewplion to general <'alb-dire object to boint'taxed for the marumoment, timid no longer be protested, rules, my awo is the exception. ' tcnaucc of public schools that are Protest­ for intense was the heat from Urn ••Io my experience of over aerenty ant in their character or tendency. The burning buildings, and so impregnated Km" answered the old gtndmao. “1 ptiblic mind, is greatly divided, and no is wa* the air with the element* of distrac­ re never known it to fail in a single llic (.'hrbUanUniud af-thia country divided, tion tliul their ignition could tn.t jitratMy eWneption. charity the great oourbination in regard to the school <|ua#jon, and what Ire prerented, and nil hope was al>.u»doned ofprwudahip. Love, and. -Truth, will is the preponderant opisioti of the people of Mving anything bnt their lives, and never foil iu a single cxc- ption of reward­ t« very far frort being settled. It will Ire desolate land uj*m which they stood. ing thy* sccomplWhaftnt of a good deed, time enough to reaMu from thn majority It was indeed a touching acene a* the and my friend iflt is proper for you Uvdo conscienoe, as claimed by a certain class of father and mother followed by their so, wijl you please to relate the ciraa& Protestants, wh.-n the foci is retablidu-J chi dreti turned . their back* ujiun the staucci atu-ndinu thn case, in which has that thi*conscience rocreescnta the majority place railed home, where the pa rente < wrought you Meli a hna as it appear* you of the American people. had In-gun lifo together in the wilderness have sustained, in being ibprirml uf your It is well abo to rptaember that oar pah subject to all the hardship* of pioneer ; land." ' , lie schoobi are not imtfitaliousaf the Ges life, ami where their children had been i । •» “1 have no objeotioa sir, of relatinc to oral Government at all; Lnt of the several liom and reared under the home roof’ । you the incident I spoke of.' said Mr. Mate government*. under whoso authority tree with all the associations that duster I WeaU'n, wbtnc countenance waa arenm- they exist. »The isajority eouoAancB re around the hearthstone of home ; all Ait | I ing a more cheerful look, but xTuManln New York State han nothing to do with and more had ]<asM*d. a few hours had with a dark frown exclaimed. ' nr nixtfounxiiox. : Frosi UtMkfiwsB <XM Bates. It Wa» daring lhe,jR-raleuce uf tlwik* ^wumriable fir^yiffiich a few year* since nwepc or*er lome bfeur .Wcsteru Sutcu. mid ■Ic.-trovc-l fo ’Jte terrible march the MMtiinhtmaaFyiamptef toil and dspriBUMm.thuhcriteffiof. Ihs piatecsr Jtv a ll»'<?*w *'“< John Stanley --fleeing. they knew not whither. lton*t- tmru*. fence*. and forest*. in every dirv*tinn were in flame*. The family after a f.*w h<>un i<»umey croMwxia river where they wen? opfo from ( farther daiigur from the spreatlimr Gres whete they were kindly offietvd u tempo vary home ami kindly mnistrd a* far a* jxwiblc A# many more 'families wenalso dretitutc and required f«xsl and ahclier. Gcorgo Wretoti bei>e a man of energy and perseverance copbl not king remain inactive, snon turned hi* thoughts toward Inulding nnotlrei Itonse upon the old homretaaal ; for Mid lie to his wife a* con solation, •wu have the land if nothing else." and rau borrow money u|*in it* MH-iirity, to build u* a little house to be­ gin with again. I will gn to H- - ■ — -domorrow and hire the money and begin at Bat the hopes of obtaining money up­ on his land security wax soon dissipated, ftt upon examination of tire-record of an afotnict Of Mis title, it wan found that he had no cl.niul whatever upon the laud he had sjamt ___ ______ v—rHta own deed which lie liad obtained direct from the govern­ ment. and which be had newforted to place on record, had been evtunuaed iu a general conflagration which had swept away their ail. ilia only hope now lay in his obtaining a new deed from the UOVenimrnt, which he immediately applied Bliil with a hopeful heart he went l<ack , t> luc temporary home tu await a* pa-. ‘ tieally a* ho coidd for his deed from the laud office which would place him in pensresion of hia own : hut the dar following I hm visit to Recorder s Office he received I a letter from that official, informisg him . that a deed from the government had born offored and placed upon record covhe land 51 r. Weston hr.d entered and improved u his on n. and boro date beta month prjvioua. .Thia.inforiuw;iioo althoa>h it.bad utuidodhim did n^ ho brua^fit hi* hand down upon the tafife by which he was sitting, more f >rvtWy than graceful. ‘■Well, wall, said thu old gentkinan with a little Ipughat Mr. Weston's rar- ' ncstnai*. "I cannot give up my potion j until I bear your story." "Well ’ said Mr.-Heston, whoso mun- j tcnanco had reganwd -its remal geniality. . “tweqty-five yeas ag-i last afring I left 1 niy father's house iu the State of Ver­ mont, nt the age of twenty one years, with three hundred dollar* in money which my parent* had with the utmost frugality had hoarded up for my setting out in life, and with great hopes of future prosperity, started for the Westcru State*, where hind was very cheap and of good quality, and although I thoughtat that time my three hundred dollar* was a large flmu, I wa* very prudent in my expeaac*. and paid out ns little av possible that I might be exempt from s^mc <;f the drjirirationB whh*h 1 wan aware was the lot of many of the aeUkra in the woods where I expected to Bottle. Tu ItcvnlinKfl. ing the The Majority Conscience and the Pub­ lic School* Mr work on ‘'The Stale in ha Relation* to the Church,’’ rea aoning from the postulate ofatato personal­ ity, in diatinctioB ftn* that of the people Ha*of reKgfon to be*" state ‘urokt be UteWth. g»twi.or u> »».' (Up chile land b/ Ae entering officer M To t/iour WHbm it may CoHc.irn: ‘ 1 am now running a NEW POll l’AllI»E MACHINE for Moving, Rosing, or Chang­ ing the Location bl BntMings from small to Swe«T'e H°TaL. WBAKPSAFnM......................... My address is Irving, Barry (Jo. Micli. , ‘ A. S. DEABT,'. Irving, Mich., April. lhty,.4S76.. 'XXSSmff , ■ ■ . ■ pf.'i-•>«< . ' .-ii ,»rft Umland Office ; bntatiUhe wm overleaping ka own juriadiethxi. As the most it is a majority state eotacwme**. And If'the states, a* islbc usual foot, remit under gen.-ral fowa the management of public schools lo local agencies, .«* boards of education in cities and trustoas in school districts, chraen by |he {--ople, then thi* majority conscience narrows itself down to a aty majority conscience or a school -di*tri-t majority consuience. aa the case may be. It does not even roach a whole, state, to say nothing about the whole country, except by adding all these food majority consciences together. Whether. ’ then. King J macs' venion. or the Ihmay vtcsfou or neither shall be used . in the public schools would depend either upon the ma­ jority stefo conarientr <* upon that of fo­ od niajoritire Hence, before the minor nremise which we are now considering can l« affirmed a* the baai* nf a genend rondusion in regard to our school system, we want to understand by a thorough canvas* of bM *ibeatnBtn what Hie majority con science really demands. We co mm and thia item nf Malirticnl bJ»r to (bosB tesuuta who assuma for Hu* cnawmaMpn specific character aa the means «f pradhi: not nmp. fWCUti �In this day and age of ||| jonroal to of uncee- TUT<^ lin the race. Illimoxm. Vonrnrus IflCKWAN. MlMKfcfrTA. JOWA. -, c ADTFOMKIA and the W EWVjonDi ite is and Oalifomia Line , the Mart number pf the new volana*. located Hrrodtorillia boautilully tn TRAIXB OOTNG WMTTH. tost und beet route for ult FtmTUKKN lLLIX0IB| low A. NBMMASKA. Codomado, The causes of fou ixt twi? ytara. Utah, Ni: WkOMXMG. vri'A. Cij- FOBKXA. OREttaM, CTOS A, JAPAN AMD rapid matthing. Tee >ro the HtckjrJ ..d st e.ut tre MwealMsB th. time al^migh they are foril kefiwron forty ami My miiA awsy. What Thia is U« head I surprises me m<*i are distance*: they uerer ■ok, Kt. Paul, Minnxafolw. Duluth uawWof three of tl*a main teantebai of took om quarter ro for as they prove to be. and all point* Iu the Great Norf hwestthe Eric railroad. The SuaquelAwoa I found Cheyenne a town bulk up in n deso. Winona and St. Peter Line late eounlry, in a cold, windy, high, altitude, Djvirioa, East, ria. Corning Elmira and I« the only route for Winona Rociibswbh gggy little Io keep it alive but sxeite Bifoghsnitnn to 8uaqnehaDna 139 odtoa, meal,wad they seem to underMaad- bow to the Wtatan Divtaion. wart, via. Gmmw. gel that «>p. J edging from the Blaek tplls’ Olean, and Salaueann to Dqnktrtr. 12H rxellMrihi. I stayed ia Cbeyeuns two day* xatka, and Buffalo Division, w«t, via. the firm nlgbiany friend Mr. I* WHrug and ■«— ■«*—1- —A ss.r___ .- iafotJU myself, awoke nnd found |ba air in our room iuc^edac is the intaodwotion of , tmtnuAte- j I licau principle* Bl the pelto' £e* wot Mly our ’dqty but would be to tea pare del%M ; we ronoludad iuore could be aocowipiuied [ by a M*tni-wackly than in any other 4r*y 1 wo could devim' snd bewce the hlgj- For President. Bl TTIKRPORD F HAYKH. .... • . . ^Obk vk’ur Vko-ifnsidcnt. J1HIN F. HARTRANFT of Pennsylvania. .Subject to the deci&m of the Rcpubll« Nntaotal Coavention. iiavf:w PX^ATFOnM. *nonest money for all, Wo trim ft w^Iptoaae our patrons and exI lend the cireu/arina of tho^BASNW hrpJy cuuftgh to juatify u* re makfwg tW I change, which yill add amanwhac to the tturoi/diffawrikifoto, and to ita ties for shippinggwda. expense* of the office. The Banxxn wiD oontinuc to be the joqpin of the KcpuWicaa party nf the I iCvunty of Barry. and । ■* Wl8r in It will not hrotitate rapport of party policy, «s*Vrtjr ctore. end go we got up; was ■r«rty ^irre e’etock weal out oa the'street, U was dear Md cold, fiuddeniy *rc breed a men make home their HernellsviUc a good share of the population of the -‘Big Village" (or “Maple City." an it is some l»«y caudate*, for every <dUer which ;ro“ President to Constable. Nor will it time* called) in made up of railroad peo­ will depreciate the one nor sec-1o" mu of the vantage ground, oa Pine Creek Killrood in ia proceas of eon' Btxuction. It is to run from Geneva, ,Ontario county, to thio place and south to । the coal free whools Nliouhl.be.no for all. inflation interforancc torian ....----- TT, destroy the other. There 1 Avhich will |whkh “ the roproontativex of howrt. money the Republican party now stands. | come weal or come woe. Firm io our ple. The Hornellsville Geocvn. and | purpose, we shall over be on the alert to the Republican National Convention. [ work necessary to secure the triumph of We b»Y. tee les oh4r.Ee., 1're.Eyle | true American principlerittf which atone the Rupublican party ia the Representative, in nil elections and in the Lcgvda'lij-r Halls 4XS; Catholic. Kpi-r.1, Baptist and Methodist also one Jewish Synagogue. , There itone Central High School and ,three district « Wgrd Schools, a large W«.’at *121 ‘**0 Nation and the State. ----- ----------------- ---------- of 4eiegatex | On tdl local qnertion* the'BANNxn will public library, one largo furniture factory, turxeh stale equal to twice thr numlmr of ... > • ... . » . . 1 re n st or* ami repr-eutatiw* in Cre^rew*. | reP»**n‘ ‘h« u”*’1 mtertot* and financial I (owned by Deufch, Tachachtli k Co. I how • '• ' ' ‘ —I---------- -------- r.L-_X_l---------- U Giving to I j is that for a nrtue ?)'|wo carriage facto­ ries, one very luslcwivc tannery, several planing mills, • very large boot and shoe factory other and faetoricn minor of jxiUikal diflar/ncss er previous party aftilia-1 iug of others that whioli wu will not yield. । importance and three newspaper*, and •ion., who arc wpfS..e*l to revitfog I wu OWn convictions of right. We shall do last but by no mean* the least i< the i-'Ute, and <hsfce]io promote friendly ftellag , * w nnd pwrtean'-ni harmonv thrpugtemt the eon n nothing that will detract from the bdsiacsa I HoraslUviUe Bitsinc* College, with your try hy reain^ag and •« the intrrr.t ofoar rfty. or root a slur on it} former townsman, H. W. Belding as giH»d name, rcgurdiug individual action Principal. on quaotioD* affecting the morjQs of the through and complete This is the one of the most schools in Freeport and QubtquB Line Ja the-only route for EixIin, Rockford, Pbffport. and.atl pointe.via Fr-tq-rt. shot In the hip. This shoollax In the dead Ila ' " Ohinaaoafld Milwaukee Line nf night seemed strung* ta are. My friaad Is the <>M Lake Bltofe ftatote. and ta the was a govsrameni employe and finiad an ouly one paediiff through Eraxirrcnr, smbutenre and srM ia h U gurt Laramie, LAKK Fitter, IWOHLAXD Park. Cheyenne is all exriiement, saloon*, daitoe WsvxfiOAJt, ’ toYVX. KkxoiKa to houses and all kinds of games are earvirtt an, JbllLWAUKRK. Pullman Palace Cars ' it soems wiihuu: re«trnini. Many a poor I fellow bss bis fore paid to the Hill* but gets are run on all through trains of this road. • | cleaned sui of *verystoller he uuiy have tefl, IE running HMtaaw. Thia It the ON I i ben has io either giw up rd»g er goes a few these can bet'- Mf go apd BL Fee. or CblPaul, Chicago agxl *"•*•*| days oa the road, gels dlscouragwl and turns cm go and Winona. | back, satisfied ihsi It takeemoney is irarvl| There it a line Afetlgrc running from here allroad for all priftfte Wvat <>l to Caster. The rail road'sells there tickets 1 Padflc aad sgrre to carry their pareeoger* through ; 1 they elaitn to go la three <fsys. it take* them Eut or South, th* train* of the Chicago _ ^tHprayjr^KAAk thirteen. I'.verylbihg |* gilt with gold. ] . ------- -from the lime you start until you »vt there CHICAI_____ —______ For Council Bluflb, Omaha and Cali­ tlrthe Hills, by every one that makes a quar­ fornia, Two Through Trains dally, with ter out <>f tbepnblic ; but they find the gold l*ullinan I’ulhi-e toOi'ii and • < ou nd I leave* evreyitoag jast before they get io it. Bleeping Car* They are diaeppointed mH only <wiee but JUoflb. learned In a fry mu^lais pftsr ihai ha XM 8SSii„ fserytlme. The at eamp dm ion* from rhey•aae to fort Laiamie are very po«.r a»l have For Green Bay end Lake Superior. io be well paid for. I weal on whal Is called the Fast Freight June aad was six day* gulag Two Trains daily, with lhallman Pahwc Can attached, arid running through to The dialaace is aineiy three miles, no limber Marquette. •» JIJTJ Ckicaio, Rock Ixlaid & Paciic ' HAILHOAD. the public Dot under ordinary cirvumetances a State, where young men and women may question for disevuoion in the eolumnn ofa । attain the cduortiun ao much needed nowlocal ghd experipfly of n political news-1 w4ap to fit them for buaincro lifc. Mr. I Balding r axnrtted by an able corp* of| ■5Sr*; ‘.reTffi impariag the credit tbrtPfon by depreci­ ating any ot it* obligations, and in fovor nf suMaining. in every any lie nations! foitb and financial bom-r . who hold that the ana. mon school sysleat i« tbcMiur-cry hr American liberty and should be maintained ab^ifotefy । free from sectarian coutrol; who l>elie»c that, I for the promotion* of thaw end*, and <lie«cttoa of the government should poniinueto lie ] < oufided in those who adhere to the princi­ ples of 17’15 and support them a* inenrpprated in the eotudllntitm and laws: and who are in fiiTor of reeowniiing and strengthening the fundamental principle, of national unity in ihia eeadennia! anniversary of the birth of the Republic. . E. I>. Moarisx. Cfiaifatan Republican Nalioaxl Committee Wn.it ut E. CNAKMxa, Secretary. Wariiingtrei, D. Thursday. January 13. Republican State Convention. pricc of the Heini-Weckly will he only! fl.50 a year, provided tho payment* are made strictly iu advance, otherwise it will bo S2.00. Hoping all our reader* will avail thmad vex of the advance rater, find the Banxkb worthy of their patronage। and public approval. We tend greeting the initial number of the Semi-Weekly Hartins* Republican-BAVNK*. Jones on silver seems to be alient the. right stamp. Republican Statu Convention at Grand Rapids, May 10. A coll has bwn issued for a State green­ back mam convention in Madison. Wto., Steuben » one of the Belknap's rejoinder to the impeachment a large ctbwd awaiting hie arrival at the depot. nianagerrjuifo Heister Clymer in chancery, peetation was large, and ns soon u the jtrompter of his resiguatfon. train stopped crim of “hero he Mr. Caulfield and Mr. Cate, who both hold septs in Cougreas fnradutootly ob­ copstiu* Tut CnauM, via ClloTralna dally, wflli night trjMo to Me 'niwridwabk- there -ia and tnoroing. (18th.) ou Wedamday, May 10. torpst Wf ttano here agy hundred aad wglily osrc in.' From fvs Utwrireyok* us s wagon, in tact talk of dividing it, and making lionmUa thgy draw IvownguM. on. b-biad lh« Mh«r villc the county seal of the new county. sad draw ffom eight lo iwaive ions to a learn. Quite an excitement was created here on Thera te a good deal of grata u»e<! here l«y Monday yart hyjb£ announcement of a the Gayanmeat. aad it* is all drawn in by I there leans. They turn tbvir 0ttle out ta cold blooded murder at Corning on Eaatgr»«e on the plain*, some limes • storm comre tcr Sunday. The victim was a waiter in »n and lasts three days, the cxrtlv stray- e* a hotel at Corning and was shot through I thirty ar forty miles ; they do Mt se«a to the haartTby her lover, who was a porter । wry el ell, sotaetimee they do Mt move for in the same house The green-eyed a week. They hunt their cattle with pontes. ■^monster, jealousy, being the cause, after Tbs Black Rills is the worst humbug that was accomplishing hi* foul work the villian •ver forced on say propio: they pass here jumped from a two story widow and ted. bel)i mys every day, throe going •"* hoping la get rich. Ibero cornlag back poor, ragged, Up to thia date he has not boeu found. sad dirty. One man owls yfoforila/.ahoA, Doo Pedro. Emperor of Brazil. and through the shoulder. Ma eomrad qaa abrt ’B|. oeeasuite paused through here on Tareday, . . — . ..... wij| in the State ax poor follow will leave Wrt *■ »«•.- «> Orth with KsnsaaFseUIr k'AN.UH. INDIAN TEKR1TOHIKH CVIOIUDO, AND NXU MRXICO. the ia'-: The -'there he goes" filled the air. was Ex. It ISOM, lM*d CHICAGO. awl Em- I and peror. accompanied by Dr*. Macedo tained. arc the leaders in investigatin’.'; Mr. | Honing and Mr. Kelly, Cuban oorrespou Brirtow. dent of the IbraM, left the train and The defense of Mr. Blame was i» auc- eeaaful that even his political enemies were walked across the forced to admit that to* completely exoner­ a private citisen There were no ated himself. street. The made a poor Brarillian otlier display of the wealth of never get before (’xnigToasional committees three miBiooa of ttotai b arm. are also terribly dtotraaaod by President Grant's doings “n| the spirit!’’ be useless for me to give display. diamonds, weR-meaning people that How many yon 80NGS AKB fiUARTETS. crowd were puzzled, for Don Pedro, traveling as or and cicM the IGth. At a coat of •♦<><* the Saranac Cornet ’StafolilBiiSW. , ~>W. The Greewville Urea show will begin July-Uh awd akwe July G. The farmer* are plowing propaiatory to psnonal description of Dott Pedro, as yodr MEMORIAL SONG New How kind it was b a cammiUee of in- York correspondent will probablyTn that to perftedon. v And dow, friend Dewey, allow me thnienrirti rascalities ref their New York congratulate you on the success the Ba«bretbotn Caught a Tartar that time. xn turn hcHmMnog it, caw Jfok A Georgia paper copies .a list ofUjirt|{ ■ S.OOOua. oTM nib, ot? candidates for the DemotnUic noarinte ■ Grind Truk Jucriu haying taken too touch of' the Ihoo ttng tton for Goveroer, and to the language of I K, O. Bru, npua the circus ctowni eriro' ‘Bring out «n a Barry rogaty, HiI i*u» ia 1B3, .^i, shoal ! have been given worker; thir w piu U» »W« iamwof the paper, but wv cspoctin jhc I CuwnecticuL, the hMnaof Yale UoMqp,j «S wilt, Ml 4o«W. near fawn* Monk* it no Mariy-whot cmr tons Umayta pwribielo dn. Tfat to now the acene of a Senatorial IghtW- vnrtigating Democrais to unmrth the old UNDERTAKING L ia, we send it with our rotaplimcnta tween two moocy-lmgs, one rcpreecntlng- a Salisbury irou-foioc and the ntbra.g Nrw trnrting thqr ACCORDION their afeaiHapo ** tovgdy, ‘h»t «hey : 'bk's I’wfaM MatfixAfoeGemaaA. each be induced to apeak for w a | wont, and a» they renew tlicir toflh W BiiQ6 Jau»b.lsx. jruu �own end Out. Thia brbngbt Mr. Thomas to hla foot who attempted to Kring order out of IS 00180 All trains daily exeeut OFFICE TIME CARD W ’"ss&wsrwsia! ’“iteltfa’ureek^Arrive Tuesday 'tsmus.&A'jte: Foo-ll*»d—Arrive Tveutey. Thur*- J. M. NETTN8.P. M. Tto IftpabUcans of tto Cbnnty of Barry met in conventfaa at the Court House In the elty of Hastings on Saturday the 19th dey ef April, pursuant telta caU of the Ctanty Committee The convention was called to order at 12 m. by Hea. Daniel Htriker and organived temporarily by the election of Geo. M. Dewey as chairman •"d Wm. H. Jewellas Secretary. Onutaion efDr. A. H. Oils of Thornappte, the chairman was authorised taappoint a com­ mittee of throe oa cradeotials. The chair ap­ pelated aenaM committee Dr. A. II. Bile of Tberaappte. Porter Burton of nestings Town­ ship and W. F. Sdmun of Barry. The eoaventien voted on motion of Hon A. C. Town of Prairieville, that the chair appoint a standing committee of three oa reeoluiiouv The chair appoiatsd so said committee Hon. A. C. Town ef Prairieville, John Keagie of Castleton and LeviM. Dewey of Jehnatown. On motion of Han. F. W. Celltaa of Thors apple, the chair was directed to appoints com­ mittee of three on permanent orgnaitalloo. The chair appointed aa aald committee Hon. F. W. Collins of Ttanrapple, Win. M. Keudder of Prairieville and Bemuel J. Didleman of Han tings Township. On motion of Hou. Daniel Striker, the coovewtiou adjourned until half past oae o'clock. mitted the following report : Your oommllloe on credential* rm peel folly report that they find the following delegates J'ffll. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. The Ward Caucuses were only fairly attended st Frhlay'evening. First issue of the semi-weekly »w dujyon like it 7 Bvvsxn. rramerand Chas. B. Benham. Hasting* city—1st Weed. Charles II. «>|mMeud; 2nd Ward. Edward Evans; Erd Ward. Daniel Striker: 4th Ward. Geo. M. Dewey Mr*. H.C. Tnrner. of Orangeville is visit- There will La aa tkl.l »U..w- taiga, insiHuted t.t_l*rairievi|ie. '• Th* Republican County I'onveniiaa ia in •vision lo-day (Kalnrday i. May 1st, ami lee This tnoruing nearly* quite half snrineh thick. Tto street sprinkler Is being brought >t<t.4 requisition. Streets very dusty. We received a friendly rail ou Friday frou/ Prof. Bintu uf Roeheater, New York. ) •‘Next week something will drop" says lb< .Middleville KrfMblma. Query, is Purdy ab-1 | piarion F. Dowling tas Iwwo appointed postA. II. Ellis, G. W. Senates, F W. Col lira toaster ai Middleville in plscw of Milton <’. ami P. II. DeGolia. Mead resigned and ainoe tteouaeed. ■oumnn. We thank those wbu have paid up their I ■>• w Ntabcomb. J. W. Glenn. .1 W sutacripllon, and have paid a year inadrnnee. I Betaea su<l Jaeeh (brawn. Many of the B'a«xbz patron have done this. 1 ramcrx srazaoe. "f-Cd’“ «“• 0". »■*>!■ ter Carrie and brier. Miss Sarah Barlow, ia to to present at the wpenfogof the Centennial no| the Itab inat A. H. £u.IK, ) i P. Bvbton, S Com. ! W. Pl Ridman, ) Mr. J. ft, Goodyear, of the firm of J. 8. GtKMlyear A Cb„ to ia Nrw York purchasing a /The eouveultoi then proceeded Io elect four Delegate* from each Bep reaeulalive District to Blate Convention. Tto following gentlemen Now if you want to itaaa aet that is worthy .were unonimosuly elected, lion. Daniel Strik­ of this centennial ymu-.jitat call and pay up er. Hiram Ctelaaaan. Isaac W. Vrooman, Jefor the B vxtru and pay n year in advance, aeph W. Mtinchcomb, Hon. Frederick W. Col­ lins. Amos C. Towne. Geo. K. Beamer and The society connected with Ito Presbyterian Adam Elliot. On motion any delegate unai.lt to allend tto Church, will be entertained by Mr*. J. P. Roberta. on Friday afternoon. The gentle­ State ConventUo waa authorized to appoint a men are Invited io ten al 8 o’eloek. Mr. Peter Cramer of llaatilgs Township ofo large stock of seasonal*!*- good*. them by Ratnrday next. Look out for copta of this paper.—tfafdZ/r.l/V N^wWiroa. Phil what is tto tuaiter now, are you going te eouwnit suicide or priot another letter ad<taamd ta yoar ififr. Mr. Mead, long postmaster al Middleville aad a young man of prorata, died ia that vil­ lage on the 22nd Inst. He was buried on Monday by the Odd Fellows of which associ­ ation he was an honored member. fered the following resolutions wideh were re­ ceived and referred to (be standing committee pntchflfaffifNiir'of tocita la thia city, and and they w,Hb Wot fcere. Now where A joint missionary mooting cd Ito PtotMt* of Michigan and Western Michigan, is to be held thia week on Wednesday and Thursday. the chaos that hml grown oalof the discussion of these resolution.-. Mr. Kelley rose to a per­ sonal eiplonalipn and read the Hastings cily ings co Friday the 2*th inet. at 1! o’clock a. Itepndiaton platform. Mr. Hinckley said if his friend Dennis stepped down ami ont perhaps bis other friend Dewey might step np and In. (Not on that platform Mr. If. If we know our­ selves ami uo think wc do.) Scared by these threats to holt, on motion of Mr. Oraon Dunham the vote by which the thin! resolution was adopted waa reconsidered. Mr. Orson Dunham then moved that the amendment to the third rerolntion adopted almost unanimously heretofore I* rescinded. Mr.' Thomas hoped the motion would be adopt­ ed. ami it waa rescinded and the motion adopt­ ed as above, and just as it was reported by Bbls of Thornapplo ofcrod the Jfatarod. That tto County Committee be aad they are hereby Inrtrooted iu the rail for fu tore eoaventioM to apportion tto dslegatsc sjncag the several townships and wards oe the total veto of such townships aad wards at the last praoktoatiai station next preceding ths call for convention. Baid apportionment to to so made that no township atoll he eotilled to tas Uraa tar delegates. Which resotatloa wan leal ou division of the Local 6bj»>8H Rtkw Notice totmx Beadehx of the BanNEE. An Apology. Dm. Dnmont, C. Dake, M. D. and A. M. Blaxo, M. D. vbSecretary. Twenty .two persons were present ited our city last January and made ar­ at this time ia the Court Room besides the rangements to return the laat of March writer, only Ivo or sis of whom, did «rc recog­ but owing to thn aU<rm which blockaded nise aa Republicans. the railroads, were unable to reach here in On mUjon of John II. Dennis a committee time as advertised. They therefore beg of three on permanent organiration was ap­ leave to announce to their many patients pointed. consisting of Orson Dunham. C. F. and theaick and suffering in general that Dr. Blaxo has returned and will remain at Pendin and John Llehty. Room No. 4, Huttings Hotuse from Mot*-, Aboot | this time one ether Democrat earns day, May the first until Saturday May the Into the Court Boom. aixth, where be will be pleased to see all On motion of Hon. George Thomas the cliair of their patients and aa many more as neo waa autheriied to appoint a committee of five Mr. Thomas moved the appointment of a Ct to giro them a call. Thaw noted on rveolutiows. The chair appointed as anch County committee of fivebr the chair,which mo­ pliyaicians hare no peers tn the treatment committee Hon. Geo, Thomas, John Itawsou. tion preva*lle>I. The chair appointed iw such of-chronic diaeoMM. are, hooeat in their tJreon Danham, Aaron Durfee and Irving Van ci.mruiilee, John Diwson of Rutland, Geo. II. dealing and will take NO oaae which they, Durkee.of Brilimon.C. H. Kwartovit of Prairie­ think INCURABIJi. They locate ville. Orson Dunluu.1 of Maple Grove imd Ira Disease and Defeat ns symptoms W1TU0LT ASK1MQ ANT QCESTIOES. We adriac all who are afflicted to . uljwvi rngive them1* ejdl m they will make regular menl and was eallsduo order by the lemjmrary Ou motion of Mr. Hinkley the chairman cf viaiia hereafter. ehairman. the cosnmittew was authorized to appoint a The committee on permanent organization POO LOST—A bound color, Gray and cviamlltec of tjiree in each township, reported for permanent chairman W. W. Kelly, Black, name, San. Anyone returning Mr. Dunham asked if this convention waa lo said dog or giving information as to his and far secretary John H. Dennis. Report ac­ lie rcprvsentol at Jaekaon on Wedncaday. whereabouts to me, ahull be rerauniated. cepted and adopted. Mr, Kelley Mt>l the Jackson convention was Mr. Kelley arid he bail hoped that wmc| Hastings May 1st 1876. to l«e a tnan*&>nrcntl»a and that uo delegate* Jous Hr ATT. other man would have been selected, hut as the had tan/appointed anywhere within ld« choice had fallen on him he would do bls beet. kzuiulolge. This orgsairation.If perfected as he hoped it. Whereit|*on the e.inventi»n n.ljmtrue<l would bo- waa in his judgment for the ptilAic good. The old partitai rus in groove* like a railM. D. Reed drttirev to call attention to jroad train and if tto engine went into the ditch bn new Wagon Shop, where he may be 'ounly ('orrttpondencc. found at all haunt nf any day. ready to do any work in hto line, from putting a now or of a now party—did Ml propose Io be the 1'BAtatKviLtr. April 25, IS76. «M>ke in an old wheel, tu the building of tail to anybudy'a kite; but to havv a kite of Ida Seeing no news from I'rnlricville, 1 llmnglg own. tail and all. lie thanked the convention ■ bat an item ar two aonl.l 1* aeceptalde to the the l>eM buggy ever msen in the county of for the honor conferred on him and t rustled hat fjliior uf the BxaajHI, as well aa io the numer­ Barry. Don't forget the place ; in the shop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner of ous readers of that japerat Prarievllle. Church and Railroad Street. Rheir adjournment and called on the cuaniittee The Teoehers-’ laAtitute in this place by on resolutions far thrir rejmrt, who, through I'rof. Diamond, of OraugcvilRxeloued ou the xxlitf •ri»eir chairman, Hon. Geo. Thoma*, submitted the 24th in*t. Mr. lH«m<>nd is 4 ••live*plrit," W. II. II. Ilcoilt, the senior mem be >he following sa their platform : who ia an honor lo ihe {trofemiun. lie rarrie- of the firm of Heath, Saltol>ury A Cor K'*oJrrd, First, That the Resumption act of has retired from btuiiuvw io thia city, and to now traveling for the Grandz Rapids ylHTS ought Io be unconditionally repealed. Burial Case Co. His many friends wtoh Jtnolrfd, Second, That ww are opp<oed io him saccftta. । any legislation arbitrarily requiring a return Qtery—Who will du the undertaking? to specie payments. We hsvur such legislation Why Stebbin; Brothers ofcourse. aa will place lalwr on a par with capital. Alert' The rhautpion eyg eater of tide seel ion i* — ma1 J on — Cing anew every industry in all our broad land James Nottingham of Mito. On Sunday tat Going to Kansas or Colorado. .enabling us aa a nation to sell more than we jnrtead of attending church lie remained st buy. thus making the people’* money, green- home and disposed ufrandom hen's egK*al>I‘ Take the Atoliimm, Topeka A Santa Fe Vtacka. el par whli gold. Rnilioad: the new and popular line from I tr»,Ml Thinl. That National Bank note* Atchimn and Katun* City, via the btautifttl Arkanmut Valley, to Pueblo. Colorado Nprnga, Carharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fc and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Ariaona. Special round (trip f The Hickory Ctotters' Dramatic Company 100 day tickets to Denver on sale May 1 btjij lat t5ri. taking in the fnmotv. watering iplayed ••Ten Niyl:l> in a Her RumF and n M***-11 ,l" *he 11, A B, G. Road. Low em­ ftheir tang withdrawn from eireulalbMi. i force railed ••Pnd.ly (I Mito- Rn on Tues­ igrant rates to the San Juan Mines. KntJrtil, Fifth, That the power io issue 0n>l day evening last, the proceeds of the play Io' I Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between tin money and to regulate the valitiL thereof he divided between the lodge of thia piaee and ^the Mtaouri River and (he Rocky mount lust of niukory Corner*. Mr. Chariaa Kwart। one of the highest nltrilMitea of *uvcrei*nty .tain* without change. (3oue connection nd might not to he delegated!.> any bank oi< cut'a rvndering-of Mwitcbcll was perfret. Mr- ■made at Katrawv City and Atchison in trpornrian: that uo banka of issue ought to b^ Bwariout'a love of mimicry and Ida freedom of It Tninn Depot For mape, time tables and Hewed Mu all money shunl.l he toned by the action on the stage fit* him far such a chara<\- (the “ San Joan Guide," midreae, ter. The parte acted by Mr. tto-kua and T. J. Andebuon, Frank Kheen were also carried through with V..._ Gf». P«u*. Ayt. credif. The other auwubcrs of the club did Topeka, Kan. i JfrrefrreT, Sixth. That the assumptions of lhasi not seem - at home on the * aUge. - and could have 1 ■■■ .l . < ■ •>...<> done better with more vract < ^hullionlsts that gul.l must M the Man<lanl o^J 1 value sad. basis of all money is on* of the fallaIff meeG»>>. Slater who showed uasome cieo and dcecptioos of the dark ages, ami the The narrow gauge Railroad ia coming, Imosi inshlnous, yet.potent scheme ever de­ that feil Into the skon ef Captain Slater alsu a large Kock cf dry goods cf the cboivised for robbing the industrial and prisluciug the night thtu the tea waa thrown uverboi acat election over brought to thia marks in Boston Harbor. Captain Elater waa a I w daily arriring at the store of A. W. Bailey at tbv city of Haatings at prior* i NrKdreJ, Kevsalh, That we are now brought that will defy competition. face to face with the moai gigantic scheme to I tnbrocing a large line of Clothing. , deprive tto people ef ihrir liiwriy and prosperI lota. Caps famishing gootht and in fact lly ever yel devised by the enemies of the every variety of goods, uenally kept in people, it l bereftrs behooves every friend of Emmanuel Church Calendar. dry good stem all ofwhieh will be sold liberty add justice lo lay aside minor differ, nt bottom prices. races and act together for the roecue of lib­ May I, KR. Philip and James. Lonsdale, 12j eta, Shooting, Crta,Gingerty. labor and property from the grasp of ag­ May 7, 5d Sunday after Easter. harua, 10 cU, Farmers and Meduutica 25 eta gregated capital aad greedy monopolist*. May 11, 4lh Sunday after Easter. Ladies Itose 12 clx, and all other goods in Eight. Thai the legal tender notes EaUAUtvi. Cnnctr. proportion. . Call and see. of tto naliea should be Interchangeable with J. W. Bsacanrr, A. W. Bailey. national regtaerod bonds, bearing a rate of xx51 m3 IntOTUOt not to exceed 3 85-100 per cent. Kerr ires thia week. On Monday, at Attention Greenback*. ffssefrrtf. Ninlh, That we demand such n re­ P. M. on Friday ai 7:30 I*. M.. vision of Ito Internal Revenue lavra as will Meeting. J— -------- —— I will sell for the next Sixty Days foeequalise tatxattai end relievvt be Indus)rial pop­ forttbscks only, Boots sod itboes way ulation ef aomeef the burdens now-reeling in order to dune ont my stock f«r New " Sjtri‘ Goods. I aho sell the Dr. Rlazo, of the firm of Dakr A Blaxo, of celebrated Sti n Sewing Machine, differ, Detroit, who is now mopping in thia city, re­ eut kinds ofl____ rlw Machine Needles and posh fan was expressed by Mr. Hockley and moved from Mr. Bodford McLellan yeaterMachine OB. I’ sell Well A ('totem Mr. Dawson, as reported by ttoedtemisiuoeod day a tape worm. Thia (ha second worm thia Pumpe. H uMMaeaded by striking out ral rvfcrwuce celebrated Physician has rosaoTed from him to Iht tariff and subaiitmlng Ldust rial In . sinaeJan'y 1st, both of which can Ito seen al OppYiaite the Prat OSes place of agricultural in the motaioa as re- Ute Dinning Hall of Mr. 11. Bennet. xx41tf / Hartinga, Mieb. in., and organised temporarily by electing WW. Kellsgr as chairman and John H. Dennis as Jfrtelta that the specie resumption BM of 1875 1* prejudicial to the industrial internets of the county and Might to unconditionally re­ ••to be made legal tender for all debta jdt^ic pealed. and private,' waa strenuously opposed by* Xraefrvd that Greenbacks (so-called) should Host. Henty A. Goodyear on the ground that U be substituted for National Bank notes and be smacked of repudiation and waa advocated a foil legal tender for all dues, public and pri­ with some warath by Mr. Slawaon of Prairievate, except that portion of public debt made viUe, who soon eonvioeed the cmvantlon that payable in eels by expresseowtrpft. ■ Dr. A. H (went into H. A. Bonsais More on taalnera. aid htebooOontbe rooster, and whan leak'd far hie be Agreeable to the call otythe RspnJialori' Committee, a so-called Ore.-aback Convention met al tie Court- House in tha City of Heal­ are considered safe to run nt large. We tarn that JI. Tan Valkenburgh k Co. havo bought out tto atnek of groceries recently *fcw<byJ. H. Sulton, and will opes them day jnwJnriwiiia milk ihm . ....... IlffThras, a foil atock af groourioi of the vary beet that can I* Iwingbt in ths market whieh they iu. tend ta aell for cash aTpritta which will as­ tonish the other dealers In the elty. To aa examiwulun of their stock they Inrite all cmdi Mr. Dennis mured lo amend the reeoiution by insortiw •" >'eu of tbs pending amendment itofoUewiag: •■Mskingthem (thegreenbacks) a Ml Irani tender for all debts puMtc and pri­ vate. except that portion of the interest and principal of the public debt that la by the ex­ pram terms af the law creating is made pay­ able in ravtaite coin shall be so paid." which was tat. Thia waa narncatly opposed by Mr. Hinckley ef Irving and Mr. Hlawson and ad­ vocated with hie usual eloquunce by John of Indianapolis tarn a Dimwerutic aty gov the Zawraaf aad with about as mnch sense as eramcat, and enjoys the experieooe ofharbe weuM to suppmed toexhibsi. ing the most expensive and inefieient ow After dm reaniudons were adopted. Mr. U han ever had. Democratic reform is a Damato raid ta moW not to a repv»dtalaui»<». trad if tto rv*alntlans mt adopted stand as I wbirthi that thy p«epb- ibmk to rstlu-r «■ Goo. M. Duwsr. Premdtni. ’ mum of this convsntiun he proposed to ntep penarte. KVER( XX50w4. I will buy and pay cash Hw lire chick­ ens up to June. 1M, xx5Iw7_ C. B. Saltoto/y. Em Burby not tobc mtt done, has re­ fitted hut toDSorial pxrfoflt, and everything about them as neat» a Nrtktiot, Coilant, Ciora rtc. all first chma, cm* be found al F.m'x. Everybody acknowiedgea that Em to the best 7bnaor io atxtuen court lies. xx51 tf •butter work than and get a negative taken. ■ only of my work in Um prat « « , amt piarantee rf faW-c work b „ future. Rooou in Washington Bloc *outh aide State Street. 31‘f Gbo. L. Hfctm. STEBBINS BRO’S Keep It. Of every Description which we sell etoeapar Ihan any boons tn Bar­ ry County, for th ran irnerine: 1st Beeguae we hay* no rent to jaiy. cm niture that to made by irWilnttry. The goods we make to made by hand, aad warranted. We invite all pernona to call and inspect oar goods, for they al bear Inspection. No trouble al all show goods. , would do well toy ‘tbeaa tnuxted of us as we can do HP _cr and Cbewpor than any bowse In P <y County. We keep the Umst n*.d Beat selected stoat of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD- Milk Safas Peertae now on exlribltlon at oar Furnltara Store. AO kinds of work mode to orniture neatly deme. WE MEAN BURINSB! Furniture Ttoouaa uouth afide State fit. oppotate H. A. GuodyeaPe Hartvare FARM FOR SALE! •rd be happy again FURNITURE �... z ZW GUARDI much belter than the doctrine nf slate judgment, whether ia the form of the gov­ ernor's conscience or that of the majority. *f we have the liability of aberration snd diversity iu the one case, we hare the mere liability of oppression and injustice in the other. This liability of diversity b ' not,'after all, a very frightful thing, since it Implic- individual activity. There is • We irtgM extern! three illustrations much truth, not always seen, in the fol-, through Abv number of syW>f isms., and, by lowing observation of ■ Imac Taylor, con- | dtoply Aroging the urinor premise, prom tained in his *■ Essay on Ultimate (tvilixaalmost all sort* of coucImIom An ob­ tionHt ^Rellg’ Ins differences-well '“ defined, j vious fallacy lies in the major premise, Iosif amtrtaL„ cd,r and fully developed,and ___ .JIIH|| .••meinVy in wwuming the rule of the ma­ in such a condition that they arc not mere jority, iiAout- any ..fnalitieatiun. ______ lion. , Ths The _ efrtncM/s, _______ ,_______ but arcJ_r «?iieiy»rfwithin ” the ’ social • • noddy rub .itself MffMfe — u*w "nf human mass—when duly attempered, stand, if not being* bound together iin certain relations fnrrmntt, <|nit« promtntut nmong the and for certain ends or objects , and it is fvrees thut ore carrying u» forward to a um|fiiUdMU * * higher cirfliiatron." The truth is, relig­ t ion of the ion is just one nf those things that cun never be wisely run in the rut cf the gov­ ernor's conscience or tn that of rhe ronsciroer of the majority, even for the aake of unity in the faith. By so doing we al­ ways pnrehaab the nnity-at too high a price. The failure to pcreetre this fact is one of tbo fundamental errnra of the Pa- (’hrirtian-mimiorts; 16 fM licatbon and .-pend the funds nf the company in propotfstiRg tW- Uospcl Thesnswcx of law and of romnion sense to such a propoaitwn itj cannot wield its power* fur any such end. /Hte charter itself is the cunMitutton ..f (be company, ami protects the rights of] the minority, by limiting the power* of the majority. ’ >hcs to civil gor­ The sawn- prhidp ing lathe demoernment, organised rity src entitled oetic theory. Tbt —v _ to rule withip the iimitc af the objects fur which auch goveromeut exists; but the moment these limits arc exceeded, then the actiou is aimply usurpation aud uuy be nn outrage io Ac rights of the minority. No ippu. .purely, win pretend that 'oudyritics under our system of .govorrimciu Lave a rig^t iq do jiMt what thmf please. They muit act within certain limns or become oppressors. Let it, then, be shown that religion or irrnligipn in any fbnn constilutes one of the ends of dpi gornrrtment, 'is WfrSYo hfn this coiintryj hnd that the people barn Vested their gurettrtnents with to .prprii^rie one or the other $ let kuiocraij in regard to ’religion be thus ■eveoed ,' and then' *»'<;shall grant that tlic usjonty rohsdcfiM/ wcinld hate the Ityal right to.suit itself, gad, at the general cxTortcaehiog iProttstantwm. r’alhoUcistn. Judar-un, Mormonism. Dcistn, “ ous or anti r^ngidus IMMk NMband the pulpit aq,d to u tahe the place of ww i£lhe lheopr of Mr. Gladstone, or the Popos cunsctaBce in the tKcotjX I^jmwwtu-' Il certainly would be’’nb bettcr,-Bihcb we may as well have-a JeMgroos pope In oae man eloUied with the I civil. prnver.M .a virtual pope tn ninny men. ’flic unqualified and uure- JACK MORTGAGE SALE- •d. AarildcKTCT. »xl> MORTGAGE MALE. Fuo.a'or t^risrtrirt.l ooMctMBL wbk* nuM mor I aasjryyvJia eXtwinir-^re- Cry. and of seme Proteitauts who are If Pnpi ■: without knowing it. Gal has established no visible authority among men. cither in any single man nr any number of men, whose decisions in : matters of religious faith are a final law tu every individual. I'reteuscs of this char­ acter, whether ccrlcsiastital or citil, while unproved xwmptions,- generally fttrnish the preniiscs on which opprcmioti, io sonic form, bases its conclusion and. in view of which, justificflts work. Whether the pretender appoirs as the governor's con­ science or as ' the majority ocnseience makes no difference with the bet. Arm athcr uf those consciences with the civil power, and then it has a power to which it almont never fail* tn add the fa<; nf op­ raaavartha mM date er U.npaynMJUrUx.nnH Pianos pression. The Future Of Our Farming. At the approach of spring we are all meditating as to what ernjis we shall raise i upon our fields the coming seosou, and. ' considering Ute low prices of almost all 1 farm produce, it might not now be out ot place fur its who are not tiecesritatcd by ^location to one course of cropping or one particular crop to wnsidcr whether we shall continue m the same old routine. The crops usually gr..wn in the WHtern States, where land is cheap and soil comparitivcly freq from woods, can bo produrv<l at such a rate aa to driv^ ua entirely out of tbo uurket in regard to production ' for profit ’ J r Statiat ua show JUat ©ur averages arc lower in Western Now York then in the West, and many seem blind to the fact that ssxwjxsa-'rsrfx! -sstWiWMra undt&.TSSiSfJKra: 0* tbrionon of Iliad Say. Ike l««rt Irwrli—l ta said mortn«* or aa Jiallba hi ia—iy k>aatfaty Ibr aakl ■*M manaasa L-retiwr with *a>4 | , The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER on tbo tboaUoUiday olBorUnlbrr. In tbo your of Countr aad Buxo aforoMid ; wbudi »aid Mortgneo S’, . ' I birh mid mortcu* Siven U uni orikaiaa oft wo bandredtl ror» frow du. of tbo ul I ladrMi ilh iauraot u tba raU of Ua IWl urn. -And thoro U now rtaimod t vl.ntor* ot a^rtasas th* sum of me-riyhl dollar* aad rixly-nin n-i atou »n ■ttora»y too of twnily to continue the same course of cropping year after year when ihui hccuoo was then “the West" cannot be a profitable opcr ation, in new of the mammoth grain crops 1 grown iu that newer country, We must alter uur hubsndry to this new condition of things, and determine upon a higher and better system of farminr, bare more rtmiMff powiet «f..^.majority involves a i iu view a "largo uianitrc—pile’’ thau a In thin principle that is fatal to the religious rights iliccly paiuled Louse mid barn. town of Odgen-one ofthe most productive ' out any protection agamst the abuses of townships iu Monroe County' with land power. Adopting this principle, we may worth from $100 to 8200 |>cr acre, moat ■a wail at once dispense with couatitniiom. of it of the limestone order (and where and bfflx bf rights altogether, and shaphr clover ron be grown ml libitum}—it oc­ curs A aomc aensoiw of the year that we | siy that, for afi things and all purposes, no are destitute of any choice fat cattle, and" 'reverb -o our batchers, even for local trade, have to Now, with the approach the whole power of society lor ite accomp- । look ebewherw lishmanL This would bo a abort cut to ing demand that mu»t inevitably come the doctrine of simple abaolutsm under a from England for fat cattle, sheep, and CHANCERY ORDER. democratic ftrm. Any one who even half Kwinc, to be cwt tip tat the butcher's block, IB OF MICUIOAN.—SwsmsMth Jud underatands our political institotions to feed the millions on that wealthy but ■ail in ChMcvrr. fait Madhir Iu the diminutive island, it surely behooves us, I Court for tin County of Burry in Cbnoe bo Court Uouoo In »aid County, on the who lire in the must productive part of .n jA'an Vilmir’anJnUnt by bb MXt fr the comptilsoty acceptance or s-ipport this great continent anti wborc jre are Imt , tr. Vroamab. and B'.ln a; VnnX floor. thereof, is among the things excepted from a comparatively short distance from the tbWjGfialatiHn dfmvil government. The sOabosrd, to consider well if we are not to be the first in the field to receive the ben yieopc have seen fit not to trust even a majoritirto^P’08 *ny i"w Ibr tl,c g”ve(u- efit of this approaching profitable branch nf husbandry. The recent account of one set of cmarters. weighing 147j«tone, selling in London fi>r £39 and some odd shillings (over $200 American money ) must read­ ily convince u» ofAc profit to be attained by those who are dispored to feed none Init choice steer-. j ^Wcsroall willing t-< admit that'tor jmgp* I1341 Luiliau com baa been marketalJc st * price below the cost of produotion hejc; and what n grand chance to :hring our fanus up to a high standard of fcrtHdv! Wouraat do away with the “roaming at large" rystcot, and rabstitnte the stall, where' the aoimal docs not waste away its surplus fat to procure food for Count? Mteh.------- ----------------its own sustenance. I look upon the suc­ Il xav.v WmoatMd Ji A„« I«;•£>«■ ' cessful experiment* of currying frosh meat lAtrMc'wpff AttnO. ifu.H. Pawns. •VHWT the Atlantic as a perfect God-irnd •ide* against nmarr of a to us, nationally, , Any one who has ever l.fcfbr him been around the London doth* and Meo ADMINISTRATORS WALK the inuncnee amount of damaged Indian corn that arrives at that j-ort will readily admit that roora-prefik would attend its being fed lierc then to take the ebsneca of for o/ZtKe ouosacnccn in if, without any its heating on Ac journey. When a car­ encroachmcQt upon the rights of each go “off eeust’’ is offered on Mark Lane no other mid there would!* If men, in sample ia ueccaiary, os uo one would purtheir relations to each other, would be con chac utdcsB at reduced rates, as die unite eserdae their «o rights of con- cliaoccs «rc equdlr iu favor of its bcisg dsmaged as of ita being sound The Agricultural Gauite says Aat Ac Loodon maiket will warrant tbo «hipmast of300 tons weekly, and thia means 15,600 teas dossog-a single year. This wffl LSrephte^r revolutionise our present peer-paying grain trade and leave Aoae dement* of fertility wiA us. instead of drawing the very Ms-out of the soil. In feet,- Ae sdvantejea are manifold and some nection of rountry wffl make Ain a spec islty. 8heU om betheene? PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. THE ENEMT OF BISEASE 1 Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. TO MAS ASD BEAST Oli Piaw: aai Onaos taiea ii Kichatue br NaiOset THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THBTE'.’T OF 4GYEA RS. THERE NO SOKE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT willnotcure.no ache, no PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE Hit­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HORSE Oil OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 26e., SOe.. or SI.09, HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING. AND RFXTOKED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HOUSE. R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michiga Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw a Flint. A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. JlEs.’ Oorenmr Bueley aad wife are in Waal- ! tngton. stopping at Ae National hotel. DOSE at this OFFICE . AROMATIC Knitter New Haven Conn., a'wr: THE IICHfNI AUTOMATIC Mercantile Training j Goo. M. Savage & Co'a Colnmn. *9*Partlb» SMw«ria< any •( thaw advartbr ■«nt» Will ideas* Mau where they saw lb* rea*. Family Knitting Machine! A Hoat t-r.! ■•»«! Wunrterftat lu.ratUn, Xownttrwlln<nBit.n»IMt«it»oobTUf asl—MlUW5STB® ';d.“W«ss% SEE: -^^zrtWrwwrt-'rBt. li will knit HW7 pQMibls Tirwo uf |4aia and ft°eT ’ v£wb A1WMOS MMlWl BperS. ' and far brttar than It mb bu fa»» by band, ar on any other merhine. Ml kind* ef rnrweaW tre per^ sess YOCNGMEN. CIUBLis .B.. WtW.S, IIKXKr 1. BILLS, Smrlfr,. tn <*4u4. The most extensive, thorough and compiete iuMHutiow of tbr kred in lire world. CHICAGO SHUN . COMPANY. ! dtica and towns of the United Stetos Ths Rail Xiiltf ,Mi for GARDEN AND JBLD SHUS. . W_ . MT . rfr^±K5flWJrt»A5w«t V,' I oleaale and Retail, 11 Michigan Grand Avenue, Detroit. ^apubccut granite buildiitg, with ole»Uj- Su«l Ud fowiJwa HMaak ft. $o*1jrnajl!y Maeblnt. I eyttnter. U nordjoo Mn 1USINESS TRAINING, DRY COODS ALBERT DICKINSON, DEALER IN CiU« ABD CCCffM FOR SALE alTHF BANNER OFFICE । � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-04.pdf 2d21c8bb00a9d7863632f37ee515877b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNRY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY MAY 4, 4876. VOL. -t.VZ> tl>noK Agriciilhiral Implements i I-IBI.1SHKK. THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS. himself for two dollars per week. UY A VXRMOXT FARMER'S WIFE. [Frntn thr fiwtttry Gtetlrnaa, All*iny, ___ ' .’/;:FOR Mte SPRING TRADE!. •u'l.ij , Mitbiran. THUMS OF SUDSCBIPTIOX: /.’.t r/:s of -t 1> veh Tisrxcr. 1 .Sqnare. I il-W | K.OSJ WTO I SJ4WI ; I _SJO’| _toi)/_»-«) I 1100 I. S’* ’, . C^hnun. | W1__ -U» 11X001 25.0)1 *A0 niiiioxD Iron Plow ,, ‘ Lftn‘> Rollers. Harrows, *• , 1 cn Cultivators. Double <Dtrort^; tihtenot.xeradtasttx ten cent* ver lin» for the.i 1 loWA. cards. ' zs Shovel Com . Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TBIUBPH HARVrSTKR AND EMPIRE STATE MOWER, , . shine. The mr wan kpuu and frosty; t»ud many children, in groups and single, worn wending their way towards the village school house, all carrying their books and •lotos, sod an oocasional dmoer pail show iu tho rays of sunshine, as they were swung to and fro in the hands of their respective owners. It was the day for the commenomnent of the winter term of the district^ehool in Colchester, and as a matter of u ’ Wood or Iron Beam. / ^hSi'-csrS?-^:With gi.irtl ggtoi yjn! 130,00 ! , i C.-Iutnnl I _ IWI PROFESSIONAL AND BOMNESS cnafter ONX. The clear December imu was shining in unusual brighluMH on the first Aloud <y af­ ter Thanksgiving; the trees were bending their limbs under the weight of mow. that had fallen through jjhc preceding night, and, now glittered with splendor in CheMtn- THE CELEBRATED n Line* or !>«rt of Nooparla' Tvpe conaldorod j , ■ . -• _i season, ito m Io choose a ootntDodioun seat and a favorite dak-companion for the en­ suing Mason. It was a perfect rush; over fifty children were gathered there, of all ages, from nineteen years dawn to the little toddkra of four summers. “Has not the teacher come yot?", 'said Harriet Lcaon, as she thrust licr hind in­ to the door from the entry, where the j scholars laid- aside their wrappings and de­ posited their dinner tmik '*ul I f-aw ®r- JMbou harnessing IBATB PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS , i , - , .. -v । i j n ith patent Bent Gtmr. made from tho best New York Second Growth Hickory. I The Old Reliable ' ' i • AH work promptly attended to. Michijjaii. i Const antsy on Hand, JLT AGRICULTURAL HALL. ‘ STEL’NTTIOU’T? i ^ne <^’or ca*’A Goodyears Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Hastings, April 12, 187.6. Sm'iical and Methanicai (CENTRAL HOUSEP"11 'Vill Hams, says he can sell them (liioap Hastings, mioh. to get them clean'd out. L. E. STAUFFER, Prop, i Well they sent us a double order of CROCKERY x CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. SAVE MONEY. — too. but Dan says it is going to he a good winter for Young Folks to get married and □ Igo to keeping house, and he will sell it < 'heap and close it out. RS. “fj-i1.; buy of for *10. Why not do it. The Urrat N. E. Dollar ade.XJ ItiwaBeM t*t-. Borton. GROCERIES Wo Imve a double Stock ns any one coming in the Store can sec and they will be s,old iew tfmej U n«y» to rave money. W e wll Jewelr. Mirer amt Plated w»ra. Otemwjra, Cattery, in and Fancy Uoud*. liraoeriah Tw, Coffmfe. cheap for cash or ready pay. George Preston, says <mr DOLLA B TEA is the best he ever saw, and everybod allows onr SIYTY CENT’ TOBACCO is the boss of City, Phin says don’t tell any body they sell Fl.. Barton. M . » ~ PURE GROUND GOODS for it is to hard work to grind them. bm NOTICE! -. । ■' . votiius xx " SMITH, MAIVSEI <£ PRESTON The place to buy your, FOB Wagons . and Buggies Anti am prepare! la all XEW WORK and BKPAXKtNU t »«it lheTirrar. aad al literal .li-.-uont for Ready I’j.y. I aa „uw rstUacui* Now Work. IJkewac, I irava Mackraiilhius d-»n« '•V Boltak / Workmen who keow thoir own teminew. Shop on Jefferson Stroe^ w>rth of '■ -••ugs Hotel. I^ia* f4r H Mtinat. April h). IST&. V" w"^*-*“V“ “William Jillaou says sho is drumod in | deep mourning; ho believes she lost her I mother a little while ago ; she wm quite tired, and wont to her room after ten. and । was not well enough to go out to meeting j in the storm yesterday.'' ■ “They are coming. Hurrah, boys!” | cried Fred Green, waring his cap, as be . Mr. Jillsoo himself entered the school­ room with the toucher, and as the scholars rmw from thoir seats in silent enurtesy^he gave them a cheery nwpoMe. “Good morning,youngpaople! I have the pleasure to introduce to you Miss Abba Wardlow, from Fairhaven,'who has con­ sented to become your teacher for this winter I trust you will all endeavor to improve your opportunities, and behave yonraelves so well, that she will have do cunse to regret coming to Golcheoter.” < ■ The scholars resumed their seats, add Mr. Jilkon made his exit, nearly upoetting a lad of about twelve years of age, who stood in the doorway with his cap on his bend and his book ' in hU. hand. His cIoUku were acnjputonsly dean, but patch­ ed and mended till it would bo hardly posaiblo to rooogniso the predominating ma­ terial. . . Mite Wardlow glanced at the child, who stood irreeolute in the dhorway, with the hot blood surging over his face ; every scat seemed occupied, and no ouc made no in­ viting move to giro him courage to enter. A sort of. alf-ouppresacd buxz posoedaloug the rows of desks as the teacher turned to. the door and mot the half-frightened, half­ appealing look of the child. “Come in ! We can find a scat for you. my little friend. Just sit hero in my dak till we get arranged.” She saw that no one would offer him a place, and intuitive­ ly felt that his draw was probably the cause of the evident neglect, which she perceived wounded the little fellow’s acnsitivc heart. Ver^ kindly she spoke to the scholars of their mutual duties, as teacher and pnpiis, and abw of their duties to each other: and then, after Trailing a chapter from the Scriptures, she requested the whole school to join with her in the Ixjrd • prayer, and then implored Di­ vine help in the pcrfbrmaueo of the work before them, aud that God's blessing might rest upon her labors. Then followed the usual giving tho uama and classification of the pupils. Tho acholara each frit, u that calm, clear eye rested upon faces, that they must recogniic । nuhed ipto the school-room and tumbled j over the pile of wood by the store, catch­ ing hob! of Harriet Ixxwon to rare Irfnwclf I from falling, and tearing her nicely starch­ ed white apron half across the width. She | gave him a smart blow upon his cheek— > "Take that, you great lubber; junt see . njiat you liaru done now I” “Can’t help it, Hat; you should not [ have starched up so.” ■ “Htuh,” said Mary Watoon. “Mira | Wardlow will think we are a rough net; i kt us take our ncate, and when she comes j in, all rise and make our manners," and ' netting the example, a general scampering t4vow. t itUI rollelt DRUGS & MEDICINES! is at the CITY DRUG STORE, By. Cyya. Sy</*yyo. One afar Now agaiu. I «fe>y ■ your countenances! that this frt'mga Father new businom, but all these things will prove.beneficial to you. Now will some one of you nominate one of your number who you think is qualified to araist me.” A pause ensued, and the scholars began to get a -trifle excited, and their eyes danced iu expectatiou. Fred. Green, at last, after waiting and winking called out—“I nominate Mary Watem." ' “Right! AH in favor of Mary Watoou u osiistaat, pleera manifest it by raising tho right hand.” . ... k y z Up went every hand; it was getting rather interesting. “Pleenonoimnato another’ , msnlfe«t it tn the un* manner i Edson Lane, Sarah Mahew and James GriSn/'?• . J._cj !'tt" »«■ “1 OVtft, youug ladies and gentlemen. that your task will not prove an arduous one; your V rm of service will be poly a woek, unions rejected another term. We each day by reading in the Scriptures and prayer. After that I shall call the roll. Those who at the close of the term have tiona, and finally spelling. In every excrcisc I wish to avoid confuaion and all that will bo will be ooc of mutual benefit and plwrr. and that it may so peeve. I wish to fed will might happen that a scholar who had been troublenome one term, might bo tratf^ili and obedient with a different tracker, and she did not like to enter the school with bar mind prejudiced either la favor Ar agri not any of the children. At th. striking of the viffege beU far twelve, ahe requested the pupils to arrange their books nicely in their desks, and those who went home to dinner to pern qriedy from tl*c room. Thqae who remtunad dur ing the renew, firet to cat their tench, and then ro to phy with a hearty will. “Aa r— ——.if -v. uv -k.il followed her exat little fellow who “I did not bring try dinner, ma’am, and I never phy." " drew near, even Mra. JiUson herself hogan “Now, my dear children, we arc gutting a.liule noro acquainted, and I have a few mem* Monday after Thankagiving, even if “If what, HnghT “The bo vs do not Hl The school was silent, and the Kchalars several years there Imd been a good deal of exchanged glanww. discord and disunion, and a good many “Dqar 'duldren, I am not going to lay teachers had left of tbeir o»m accord. Scv- ।down a list of rules or pcualtita, but m I play oral had been dismissed by the committee, ।snpjMK wo shall rcevguiae our respective and two ur three had been carried out by portions, I trust that our main endeavor the schriant. It had always been custom- will he to do right, because it u right, and. ery to engage a g ullcman teneber for'the 'because by doing so wo sliall all be happier. wwlcr, but Mr. JiU-on had tarnod the Now I wish' every one of you, who will matter over in his mind, and come to the itry to do thia through the coming winter, conclusion that female teachers were gen­ to rise to your foot.” erally more successful in government, and All the oeholara rone rimultaneotuly. he could’see no possible reason why they wore not exactly M capable and efficient iu . imparting instruction as the males. He had broached thu subject io the annual I sec hen among my pupils tweatyckz.l.™ -k. —L school meeting, and the whole responsibil- . ity of hiring a teacher rested upon him, । with only tho prudential rastrictiou that iam mysdf only twenty-two. Now Y am the teacher shou'd board around the dis­ not dcs'rioua to govern this school alone ; trict, and he must not pay over twenty I with you to lend m. a helping hand. I dollars a month, aud as much cheaper as he could hire. After nomc antuments, he iuul the board arrangement modified a Have C. A. BARNES will be glad to see all of his oil friend, and as many more as will favor him with their patronage. mm met flitted across the faces of the eeholaru, and could interpret the exchang’d glance, which panned around the school-room. Mr. Jilbon had told her abe had aome hardeuntoment, but aha mildly replied that ahe would rather take the school without being At last she had gone entirely round the room and approached the platform, upon which wa* placed the teacher's desk, in which sat the lad whose late ent rance (had deprived him of a seat “Now, my lad. for your name,” raid site with a smile, as she gently smoothed hts curly hair, and met b» bashful, half-raised cy»w, as the Ixmt over him. "Hugh Marston, ma'am.” » “Weil, Hugh, what are your studies?'' Ho laid liis reader upon the desk, and blubbed as she took it n-i. “How old arc you, Hugh?” A half suppressed titter ran round the and a general quiet ensued ; rnriosUy was room, but al. one glance from that calm all on tiptoe. eye it was quieted, and aOenoc reigned i Miss Abba Wardlow was a perfect again. stranger, nliac to scholars and paroute, iu “Almost thirteen years, ma'am.” Colchreter, and it was with no Uttie trepi“Hava you over studied geography or datiim that die looked forward to the task arithmetic, Hugh?” U-fore her. “No ma'am; I shall have a spelling­ book to-morrow.” cd by ilia xlintri<t to hire a teacher, and “Can you read pretty well, and speil well?' while upop a visit to a sister who rcsid.d “I believe so, but my mother is notable in Fairhaven, some fifty mtlew f.om Cul- to buy me books, os she would wish to, sn chttter, he heard Mira Wardlow meotioacd I must go without.” “I will nee to that, by-and-by; and since iiiquirics, and finally engaged l>cr aerriem the desks all necm to bo fall, you wfll for (bo coming winter. But Abtno JiilMni was a man that kept his own couiucl, aud njxm his return home be did not mcn! turn that ho had engogod Mins Wardlow, and was cvnueqneatly bafeet with applica­ tions for the situation. As Thankiirivim; The people of Barry County to under-l stand that by a mistake in an order, they “Jiave sent ns 40 dozen DENTIST ? Warrant SatoCaeti->n. TEIIJU KWOWAB1C n Block, over Ihuian CimU Store. *’<lc*Pi raid Mary AV ntoon, a very pleasnnt looking girl about sixt sen years of ago, with bright blue cy«i and roay cheeks. . “AO; slia only came to town Saturday ! evening; father saw her nt the depot when J she came; he raid she was a very nice lookJ ing ptmoQ.” DENTIST NasIvillB, WH| ecciving her into ..... -rided there were such casra he offered Io board the teacher t—L — t- ifaat it by ruing.' �jepttran Jjait.ic,•If*, Democratic n.made a desperate OUR NEW YORK LETTER SML LMffl! in nine blue auin satin ana and n silver ectrrt drew. ■-. , . (; prince print* in •* > n»y that he Th. Ouchlog CluJ-PrilhcM-Th. ; ‘ Ckildren'i Open-Picture.-F..h- ' "21 £ ""f |,b re he grows on to xpou oor xrace or du open, laughing I km—Rdigfara—BuaiRwt. beauty; and the fafr boy in Wack satin I Coetiwutal dram, with -white rilk etookNew Yobe, April W, 1876. -Hj d l^t to the la*.’ Wo tags, and raffle-, at his wrists, looked as if be had just stepped out of a picture, is wi’l prove to he the turning over j Tire COACniNC CLUB. ------------------ V with hit noble countenance and grave of a new leaf, and that for the remainder The girfct had marvelous, ; It is a terrible thing to have too mneb fiweet air. of the session publicity and fairness will 1 money. Indeed, I am not certain that it delicate eotoplsciiouR—too delicate for take tho place of xccresy and stabs iu the [ is not better to hare loo little. The last pleasure ; and, with their xhrinking man­ dark. The era of detraction hnd defiflnaner*, seemed like wandering mounbeama. । agony «f ybang Ttar -York, with toe Even the afeodcr, fragile creatures of fif. lion introduced by Dumocralic tactics is meh Mtsw, » ooschmgWhat is teen who will be debutantes next season, bad enough in all conscience,and is poison­ coaehuiR ? A very simple thing. Meo who held the parts of Continental dames ing the fountains of public confidence griev­ with fine horses who think there is com­ in flowered trains and powdeaed hair, ously enough, without adding tho weapons there was hanily one of them that looked fort In tire old-fashioned stage coach, went, stbstsetial enough to kies. Uko auger of • owandicc and malignity. to England and had built fur them old- angola, they were to look at but not to fashioned stage coaches—just such, gen­ taste. But fancy how oharaiing was the our ashington letter tle reader, aa you saw on the roads thirty interior of the photograph aalopn, with •groups of ntieiature court people in gold For President, ' WabrinotoNj D. C: April 29,7876. years ago, fitted out complete with boot and astin, with blue and purple and rate RUTHERFORD B. HATtS. The great feature of Congrrsricnal preced­ forbargage, and everything eInc, as it mantles, figures a l(i pompadour and ing thU week was Mr. Blaine s short but ex­ was in the days when coachex. or stage." watteau, niched in the window scats, f of Ohi->. '•«** iu me wtcuuw M-ais, ..— haustive, reply, made last Monday, to lhe u ire call them, were the only means of delicate faces,*hsppy.nsp - • ■ '-hardly ’♦Bfferwnt patterns of jmpuned and domestic sprite*, X For Vioc-Preaident. charge and insinuations agaiut him. Ills __ king, jwwT._ ir _____________ gsiden hair was gw ■ ■ m ■ wm M 1AAI JOHN F. HARTRANFT. conveyance. They pift to them four as tall m their statement included the testimony of Cotetel sided and hovered over by anxious main ■ I blooded hones, and they pat -themselrefl meeiBMhck Karin and white bonnotej of Pennsylvania. Thomas Scott, Preaident of the Union Pacific Subject to the decision of the Republi- Road nt the lime he was alleged to have fraud­ in the imlfonns ofdriver?, and they load Whetftm it (aa National .Coeveatioa. ulently paid Mr. Blaine $t'4.0W>; Mr. Ullon on the roof all their hjy friends, and idwto^ephcra eh prewent preridenLof the road; Morion, BUm they drive them. That is al) there Is viHaieom ameffing riaids and- fiinmi*aasf hIii® & Co. through whom it was arid to have been about iu It means that a certain number ।and peep out at the tableaux and tho HAYECC PLATFOBMi gnrpooufi little ajiten an they were taken. paid, and Mr. Rollins, then nnd uowTreasurer ef rieh yomg men chose to tnuurfbrm 6OMurny/« aboct rterrau. of lhe company. They each and all positively 5iq themselves into .u4*ge -drivers. There is and emphUically deny any knowledge of the The gallcr, uTiue tats Wa. T. Bkxlga club of theee amiable lunatics in New ott < aold at auction thia week for over York, the head lunatic bring young 830,000, ! a tidy atun to have looked up ftr Taylor Johaeon, whine Hastings, Mich. James Gorden Bennett, the proprietor of inpictures, 1 ' XX24tf rslaiive to frailty poasmton of ths Arkansas the Rrrvhl. gafirry u one ofc the choicest in luurt Saturday tho elub pnrate ] New York, rpeau it to tho public in hix 1 railroad bonds, »» the vagtic character of lhe made its first parade. Seven xtagc coach- c own bouse in aid of the Women's Cen­ hints and iarinnations ronnectinx him with NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. KEIF ADVERTISE,HEXTthe matter was unsceptible of refutation. He ex, rather more cosily in style than those tennial Fund, charging 81.00 admission, It h. Regulating the Scamfal-MMs tendered hi* best effort* to fiiriUtatc any in- you used to soc oo your roods, drove up and the chance is eagerly sought. G. P. Rowell ft Co'i. Column. restigatmn that mightbe ordered. Thetfnral- in front of the Union League Club, seven expected* titst Mr. Stewart's jicturt*, for which he paid fortunes, and which lie PETEBM1.VS SERVE PILLS, Tbcrnos houor araong-cho ficrceM lhrm ' taneous appearance of this slander in widely very rieh young men habited as coachmen ocrakie invwligntors in Congress, or at separated sections of the country it decidedly took their places on the seven boxw. . - -------------------------- ----' -« suggestive of.csncertoil aclioola putting them b-art there tmght to be. Republicanatatesfortj-Sve verr rwh, M u .11 l««u-1 f»r ““ J out; and the manly bearing of lhe cx-Spaakcr toa. Hboatd lw br’atT h.i man expe<S< do mcrfy'nt this time, when and his faebcanmcc toward* the rompiraton ful, young ladies monuted the roofii, and ^Oeh lhe oxigeDgiea of the opporitioa party who hare pcraiucntly sought his overthrow, I'ROBATK ORDER. require that public attention shall bo ax challenged the admiration of every hearer of - the rAKiito.NH. . farxipocnble diverted fromjthcir own record hU speech, and will iacreue hia popularity ------- — rn---------- •—The me mediaeval meuiwvai linens linen arc something for • hj^nTM‘Mttpiaonx thrown in every with the intelligent laatees el lhe country lr- p oplclosce this pruccar-ion, from Madi. which the present has .u- -—-it has to thank modem other dkrtitmu, but thej* do axt for ordin­ rsapcetiv** of psnumal preferences fur the On- sonw{uarc all the way.to the park; and ,skill________ and old design, —They are stout cinmui u. tuiaatiou. Dontalcxi Iheae nmndala damaaka, in natural anddujf half bleached of the parade pormte V was M to attract mrMt-------------------------------by ary fahutta anft civility of iroatmcot. are the ouUcroppinp of relwl vln< I toll renew. if the object oT -The wantSBM at the tonevrt ytaadiaa. br r rdicTtd ck«s by aoft dull colors, nud i 'Ate 'BefcncnHk inrentipatawn of the Covertly ai<itd and abetted by «>iou-Kbra«n attention, the gentlemen Mage drirAn fshadow. orm a droirable of fabric* for uae, !>!<• liKBBAHD'N CURE may be congratulated. But isn't it queer j coolness, and artistic turrit, as they have HQMelJhfrc arfrantagc endngb, in this IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS. . parliamental on the matter, bat the The finest jmd largest line of County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd- coats, pants and vests, and a HW line of Overcoats of all sizes styles, kindsand prices. Over . W ONE HUNDRED th* | . A first-clvs 1 PAILO3R from petroit, expect^rl somi* ivliei Sre Se prepared to furnish jthe best of £ Clothing " 15 TO ORDER,.^1 Pcrr‘r1 fits guamnfeed. nt Die 0 Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. Hastfings, Meh. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which wilt depredate the one nor secterian interference winch will destroy the other.” J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. FITS & • EPrLEi’SY POSITIVELY CURED. that in tho day of steam men should at- i much the appearance of antique brocades, M .bund tMw ax «. the <te revival ratal of of| “H* *■•,**!"•! *" •*’ tempt u absurd . a thing the Mage coach ? The horse* on these ing their place at the head of the textile beoMimm for the liaanna ef sate ueti'.oa. an-l ffa VlUHwc (amta. v fabrics, not excepting' silk, for no other that the next of kin »f s»Jf Minois. and all olhar tooductint i^in Meret. often iu cuorcaL coachesare the very best thpt money can ing him, and Lm prominence acquired during 1 material talcs more variety, or can be Damon* fnteraated in mM mtata. aravMnlrwt »met^ from ihc Republican memlien of the the [«at winter a« the active and wary leader buy, and they are groomed tv a degree adapted to more purpose of utility and WWWW rt—y A.y.FB!l«r4 IO..B that.is almost painful. By the way, the cxfunuxcct, and letting uti*. garbled ’re­ of the minority; hi* nuccee* in •laying the . Ixwup-. n rivals brocade in luster, and pasta through partuat) favorites, thus fill­ flood (ide of Democratic wrath which has been j aboard English fashion of cutting the tail cotton in service, while it ia now made to ing the cbwntry with fdxirlere before their all ‘ the session id ruggl ing fur the mastery In the i of the home intp the shape of a dub, has resemble wool in finish and comfort. The heavy furniture brocades and tapcs’virtttu if aware that ho has oven been m- House; hi. signal ability a* demouairated, in been adopted here. Pray let it be con­ trics, used in art furnishings, which look dertscru^njl' Il L true, such gre« m- baffling and exposing their machinatione | fined to Xew York, for it is a* ugly ax like silk and wool&t, are, one is raxprised jualieo mual Re obvious to all hrw of fair Ij *<«d l‘J the amended constitulion of the recon. sin. to kara. of linen, durable, nnd what is play, and probably in the end it would I strucked Union, bare in an especial manner in* worth evfiry other consideration, wholcPOLITICAL. Mgnc, ax they will not absorb dust and gonenUy recoil ggaiust Ukm who perpe­ sited thedr envenomed attack* during the pre*, The Democratic State Convention did bad odors ax reps nnd brocatelle always do. trated U. box rnaoy mind*, in nearly every ent session. two foolish tilings, via:—It endorsed The Venetian carpcta, largely made of spreh instance, would be affected by the Mr. Bristow i» auvthcr target whoreuu has Sammy Tilden and snubbed John Mor­ flax, are handsome ax the choiacrt patterns "Iap4*T|10 - <^iom vindication might beca concentrated the poisoned arrows of their rissey. The Convention by its acta mode it of braasd.*. and wear wonderfully, while eomc, and besides, no man wants hta good they arc clean and sweet finiger than wool a certainty that every Republican in the carpets can. Fine mixed cotton and name blackened even temporarily, al­ country will vote his straight ticket, no linen lawns are sold at the low price of though it may shtae all the hrightcr for their oiyatu al the Use of Belknap'■ expoeum 30 cents a yard, and make tho most com­ it-i^it-’^pv^- . PROBATE ORDEItthat the rommittoo investigating Secretory OXE HrXUftED AND KNIRTH BWTION. fortable underware for summer, while fur VIjb are glad to see that lhe Houseshowdresses they do up like new every time from frattolaiL John Morrissey made they pass through the laundress's hands. cJmbm perception of then truths last vorOlag la tba laat (Null, tocher wi a vtgoroub fight, but he was routed, horwe, Friday, Ueo. Bristow had already been REI.IQ1OCS. heaven estate: Thi» nauseous dose of their foot, apd dramoiut. and the Kdley was laagaaf Mwnmpar* whMk ar.rvc.mamxIM toad, shamefully treated by CSwIfiakts Commitee Moody and Sankey have gone, and the kft in eompktte possession of the field. own mixing they were obliged to « wallow. ExMoiwriUn I.. ■tear.—Aclr of fie* ’ ministers of the city churches have under­ on Expenses rn the DepartSBoat of justice. «ta th. Faitoi Minhtcr Schenck wav the embodiment of taken to carry on the work that they be­ In, teewy it had' heart the story of a baflb everything fraudulent, ’a man of1 tow toil a,’. L Helve gan. That u to say, they arc endeavor­ t be way be ed,daim aflea* , ncutfiihcd a grievance ••t poker-playing ruffian." Their Invertiga- the nominee of the nxmt villaixooriv oor ing to run revivals on their owu hook^ in loir is tetua rape organisation that ever existed. He the tamo manner evangelists did. They agriaxt Bririow, and had.ogowcd A report of to get into print. Ths. oriermes of have employed better aingem than Sankey, I in ojtorj unenviable light. It was frequently to sing Sankey's songs, and as they all think DriMow at ccec gloried ©w •'•’ r»>n. th«pr are better orators than Moody, they wholuiws perfectly well stated by witneeees* on lhe stand that they | would not believe him on oath—that ho was a believe they could carry on the work whM U> do in sudi .unwguicio:, and ho better than did these men. They liarc very Muncldisu*ea. The itnlou* idiot who ,UJ11 ,imm-nlwely demanded aa opportunity to belrajed their party into a premature expose Uutb.^lwuk,. pad PK.VBIOXN t PASSIONS all laihtd. The fact ia they uuy preach I* heard, evea-as he told Mr, Caulficld- eion of ecstatic delight over the intormatiou better than Moody, and their paid sirtgen< may sing better than Saukoy, but it “ nt the risk of appearing to reflect upon that the President had been oonvloted of an i don't amount to a straw. They have not I fed methods of your ennnulttce" 'The infamous crime <m lhe testimony <rf ex^tttor- I the sool in it that the evangelists, and ney Usneral Williams is now painfully cogi | great chairman lutnsclf, bowsver,conclud­ soul is what counts. Moody and Sankey ed to ease down. Without waiting for the warfare of dvtracUon, iu their priviledge of < takiaw khdr owu. time and clouting their own grounds for invimtigatiut; without sn "9HI $68$^^ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING iasAtsh.&Mf^e! ssu issue proposed by Mr. Bristow; '.tn ha wrote the latter that the puHwbed report* gave an utterly iucowcci account of the I plain'away the revriailM of Democratic rufisveteigatioa' which Ud conclusively dis- flamlsm and frauds in New Turk city na aet forth by Mr. Davenport. When that gentle­ poaed of the charges fin>t made, and man first went on the-Hand they magnanll.tmto. wMcd Mt. CaulfleM:**A«a matter ] motuly aaaured him he wouM be-pHowed to of course, there was nothing further for us toll hit story taTita own wtr, tupping they t > ia vestigate aa far as you .were concerned would Maliy trip him. But they soon learned to their dismay that hr wa> a dangerous srilnaes; that fie Wd la bia poaMsba facts, wUsh | if brought to light would inevitably prove fatal । and we fdt that no charge bad bcou made By similar matter had aAtcn I'nec of the mcotiogofthc Clu. • I wwa-nouuag mure. Jt i. OBty M cMBali CfiBVWBlum, and hod been n managedJ illustration of Democrartv duphriiy and cm. U. tW Cwwimuwi OwXZnta, j they never ate or slept white at tbeir wwfc, aad having no claptnp or noMeoac about it, they did good everywhere; revivals by machinery won’t da, and never did and never will. It J- M4XX/ Carw, Sin ail Onameital fscfsU hutre«tior». MORTGAGE SALE. Dafaalt bario< PAINTER. Al A. M. Ilnck • CarrU'^ ,: Twr cun-iiaini’s ornu, Mtter ringer dum' Aankey, he will ring’ ‘lo ud rftWCwtauuJ," .„ U it as an opera singer, and not a man who Jefferson St, Hastinas, Mich. b-a et er«7 plmsl prolM fuels that he ia rwponaiblc fo» tho aalva " ’ ' 'f ‘ _ xsJnSmlC -dp»plr urpw, woll ..ilUral ™ JU tion ofraeu. It u aad, bul it is true that imUxlur looker. Ths luc — <h. with ttteg^-- -* -*■------- ------- *■ • SALE O» EX.XCTIO.5 vsrjpnstT tpoetads.of M interest in cis Aradc’inr of Mmis. riro, hr two NSW YtefcwMm go on in h.odrci udtty ebna™ of tun till they or rome other cqunllv seal foil"-. T.blaiH, froo, Mother ous men come to lift it out Mlexwl. ud It wm a pnttr tiwht the Intel >1..: rrmaininy u; ..a dottdj wUrrfhn ^tM with cion- wrap wwd. . ■ul tJ Ikt wua* Mother Uotwt, and injury might thus be worked by par- n, tu^b^^rn^nour, k,™, bills aFOOM prince; i*4lelouhe » :WiSS‘siV4,?£:‘:; JOt»MQ. CRB-ST. His hail wax fixed at f 10.000 which was fam UhW by ex-Oevenwr Fpepberd. Unam. SHBJJTMvaiC FOR SALE al THF BANNER OFFICE lM»»UX3J �The fepi-Weekl j hepbhlican feapper. ''rand Rajdd« Exprow. at - - W» r' «? al Ltts.n. Way Freight......................................... LUr.n. AR»I*l“* daily crecpt Sandays—cxc*M a* m>:i6*4 abor*. . • T. J. Bean. Station Agent. Uwtlni* TO-DAY S ADVERTISEMENTS. A Public Meeting. Homoeopathy i, u,o iMvmlly. The citizens of the city of Hastings and neighboring Town­ ships in the county of Barry are invited to assemble at the Court House in the city of Hastings, on Saturday the 6th day of May inst.. at half past 7 o’clock in the evening to take such action as shall be decided advisable to secure such a Cele­ bration of the coming 4th of July, as will be an honor to our young and growing city. The Common Council met nurmiatit lu a call Eurron nr rut Harris^ Btrrnucjui n.txaaa: in tka Council room tm Monday Evening. May Dear Fir:—In lhe Ann Arbor Cberfor I 1M, 1876. Mayor Benlly in the chair. 1‘rraeat find [ a letter over the aigmuur* of G. C,. Onnd aimwrrcd to th»tr names upon the Roll Neil, in which he bewaila^n such deep Mrbeing called AM. D.w»«<r. Lewi,. Event., Me row, 1 the introduction of Homoeopathy in tbe Nangkton, Heed. Sheldon nnd Tomlltmou. M iebigan University, «tul advise*, by every A petition wa* prawn ted by All Reed sign ed by Cha*. E. Rrod, Harry Anderoon..A. J. Anglo and 24 others praying that W. F. Hieks be appointed Chief Engineer of the Honeer Fire Company. Petition on motion of Aid. Rrail waa ae*eptrd and entered to be placed ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Petition for eraw-walk across Hint* street north from Busby’s bafi-e.r shop wa* on nio. A hireling of the Bportemati1. Club wa* held <t the office of M W. Riker on Monday even­ ting. Dr, John Roberts in tbe chair. Hon. Henry A. Goodyear moved that lhe Sheriff he requested Io isa'ttb proclamation directing *11 Finanee Committee reported a* follow*; C. orion'a Llllttr H.lft; J. B, Van Brunt'*Mil, 1.13; William ScobyNl bill, >1.75 he allowcl officers of the county to see that tbe Fiah Law ia rigidly enforced. MX^W. F. Hleks moved Dun t forget t« take out your Internal Iter, me license Mamp* in time. one delegate to the Sport man-* club at Jackson. Geo. M. Dewey wa* elected a* such delegate. Ou motion of Hon. Henry A. Goodyeai the Ear real. Highway Fund: n|*o the bill* of Grorg* 11. Dewey, one for *!C and one for R3 be allow* |1 and an order drawn on lhe eon ringent fund Il is high lime to l-e planting dll your - gar n sauce,' corn aud potatoes. Mine bust of th* Hastings Hous? is having \iteiul the Centennial criebralioo meeting tin- Court lioii-e uu Saturday evening. J..I. W ovL is steadily increasing, and tlieve e other indientiou.- that business is looking disallowed excepting *3 t > I* paid to Dr. Eu»charged with larceny^'of a pipe. Ml appeal rell by a vote nf aye* and nay* and an ordei from Justice court was tried on Tuesday after-, drawn in hi* favor on lhe contingent fund. noon. The jury found tbe respondent guilty Court. The Judge sentenced the re»poudenl to pay alneefglO. which *«• paid and The Wil of Eaton A Lyon for JW.23 for a the r»«|K>ndrnt <li«chnrged. <'1~. H. Hauer Ledger wa* allowed aud an order ordered to for the pe«g>la. Jamea Clarke, Wm. Burgher. 'be drawn on lhecontingent fund in their favor Ayes—Aid. Dawara. Lewi*, Evans. MeNaughton. Herd. Shridon. T>«nlin-->n. 7. Nay*— None. Sevemi car load* «f German emigrant* pass­ ed through uttr State un the Michigan Ceulral fne -by last week The uice«t display of workman-hip on any The way to enjoy much, i« be contented i»ith what you have, aud -toy where yon are. in-trad uf goiug to the Black Hills. Mi«. Daniel Hsakln sprained one of her huklr* a few day* since, aud came near dis­ Ifa-e kill i* ih a flourishing condition, but it i* an uutrng* Io nllow th* IroV* io destroy tho beautiful gra«« and shrwhlirry «>n the t'-mrt Huum Square. jwrhead* and mean simply «u«cere al tbe poll* The Government statistic* tor 1871 may The Fort Wayne. Jackson & Saginaw It. R. ytell cause every honorable man to hang hi* are now selliug ticket* fTuui Jackson to Phila­ ‘brad with shame and may well All every Pa delphia aad return for.f2C.83aud to New Fork They are a* follow*: let them be pondered nnd return for $27.85. The Detroit Trifame rays the office of Gener­ ty every lover of bi* country. al Ticket Agent of the M. C. It. It , will soon Salery of minister, of lhe ttonpel, fai.UUU.OOO lie Ailed by the appointment of Mr.C. D. Bush the present popular and affaide Superintend­ ent ofthe Grand Rapid* Divsuuu. A. (». Miller, th* people* favorite will give entertainment* at Union ttlll, Monday and Tiisralay evening* next, Mny 8th and 9th. when they enact those beautiful pieces. "The Di­ vorced Wife-' and "TH* Two Orphan*-. Nolbthat we could ray would elevate the troupe any, as they are too well known to new! *»romium* from US. Tbe troupe t* first cl*i«. nnd uf course the ilali will be well fiBeJ. We print thi* bmue chapter one of the xtory. .‘The Yankee Scboulmistram” by a Vwrmmil Farmer'* Wife, enpiad Horn Tkr tbn*/ry Gwtla^. publislted by Lutitar Tucker A Sou*.Al_ lany.N. T. It I* a thrilling sketch of life in a .•.wintry village aud raeh snrcwmlteg chapter grows mere interesting. It wiD !• oontinne-l reel. Mweeedlng Tberatey for some lime to route. L*t it wrill pay every subscriber to lhe IUmM** to give it a careful and thoughtful last Sumby P. M.. on Broadway, which re* aulted in the *1*mwU entire demolition of a very nice.buggy, belot^pngto E. I’. Barral. Clutriro Itkilip*. *«a «rfTraver** Philips E*q. of this cliy, was out riding, when one of the FLKMtnffTox, Hunterdon Cb., N. J., June 30, 1874. Dr. It. V. Pixacr. Buffalo, K. I.: Door Mr —111* with a happy heart that 1 pea these line* to acknowledge that you and your Gol­ den Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellet* nre bles-ing* to tbe World. Thea* medicine* ovnnot he too highly praised, for they have almost brought n» out of tbe grave. Three month* ago I wa* broke* out with large ulcere and *ore* ou my holy. 11mha aad face. J pro­ wired roar Golden Medieal Diaoovery and Purgative pellet a, and have taken six bottle*, I and to-day 1 am in good berith, aU’lhoee ugly ahere having healed and left my ski* la a oaluraL healthy condhte*. I thought at one flair I could net be cured. Although I can but poorly express my gratitude to yon, yet there I* a drop 6f joy in every word 1 write. God'* blessing reel on you and your wonder fol medicine* i* the humble prayer of Your* truly, JAMES O. DELPS. When a medicine will promptly cure ench letriHe rating ulcer* and fra* th* blood of the virulent poison cauaiag tbeni, who can longer ddUb* it* wonderful virtue* ? Dr. Pierce, however, does not with to pl*eo hU porjentious magnltitde," nnd has fastened Golden’Medicel Discovery in the catalogue of quack mm! rams by recommending it to core Itself, Hks a yrfeyd* tf»t. upon Michigan's Greet I'niverrity. rawing her alumni and ■nenu ti: nut *mi nc >»or* cinuv >• inu, iuu 1 there i« but one form of I food dlaeoss that it many ethers of the ‘■Regular*,-- to nil down and Icewnil bra- iu aackriotb and when? Will not cure, nnd that diaease I* eanctr. He does not recommend kU Discovery far that What is there in Homoeopathy that shoulddiaoaac. yet he know* it to be lhe most search­ makq it so dreadful, audal the same time, so ing IJoed cleanaer yet divcorrred, and that it CuntcmptBde a thing? It is wot a thing of will free the blood ami system of all other yesterday : R ha* been amply traced ia city known blood poison*, be they animal, vegeta­ ble or mineraL The Golden Discovery i* wwrand In country, ia family and iu hwcpital, rnatad by hip* to cure the worst form* of Skin in ftorfol epidemic*, a* in clnunic disraara, Di*e**ea. a* all form* of Blotches. Pimple* aad with lhe old a* with th* infant, and upon Eruption*, abo all Glandular Swelling*, wad lhe wor-t form of Scrofolmt* and Ulcerated it*, banner everywhere excelsior ha* been Fores of Neck, Leg* or other parts, and all written. A Ualfcentury has passed over u* Fcrofolou* Diacesc- of the Bone*, a* While since tbe banner of Homoeopathy was nttfttrl- Swelling*. Fever Sores. Hip Joint an«f Spinal ed on this continent : ami. amidst tbe scoffs Dtaceaee. all of wHeh belong toSerefokni* di*- and pn-crlptioua nf It* hitter foes, it ha* lived ami wendily grown fawn year to year until J»« physician* are counted by the thou­ sands, aud iu mlhereuta dy millions. It Im* aeran or eight lire, wide awake, flrat class, independent colleges, with full rorpsuf profes­ sor*. and t wo State colleges, Michigan and J net lately Iowa. It* IHeratnrv. both periodical and standard, wiB compar* favuralJy with that ofany school. It number* *muag it* ranks, war of the aMa*4 physician* in th* country, many of whom were once Aleo|>ath*. There are htindroda of Homoepailtic physi­ cian* to day. who have received their train­ ing wholly, or in port al 1*0*4. in our own I'uiversity Ami rery many af th* Ard cls*» men of lhe age are Its staunchest adherent* and patrons. Are these men all dupes : Are tbene -physician* designing scoundrel* ur chariaiau* who prey upon lhe credulity of an eurpuldic? Ui three believe II who whli RnM, by Aid. Sheldon, That th* city to. Michigan ha* nearly four hnndred printing he let to the lowest Mddgr for the en­ suing year Io commence May bn. 1870 ,tbc flo^voepathle physicians in active practice, bids to t>e sealed proposals tu l< handed to lhe and yet Ibero I* a growing demand for more. Returning from Jack Min Ion late to give a Mayor aud opened at the next regular masting Hasting- alone ha* fourillotuocwpathic pbysiof tbe council, provided ll»e expense of printfull report of the !top«i.lintor'» Slate Conven­ ing the Coinmon Council proceedings shall not a* busy as Lee-, and there ia work tion, we will ju.l toy, that about GO so-rolled rvroed R30 a year. Atlonled by yen.* ami n»ys. lure. A few year* drlegalew were in allendaure. J. T. Wilder of Is that the history uf Ayr*—ALL Dawwn. Lewi-, i.M Turcula county waq temporary nnd Ira B. Nanghten. Reed, Fhel.lon aad Ikaeltatoa, 7. a "vile thing"? Why ar* So many of our Card of Hillsdale permanent president. Tho | Jal form wax very lung, like Field-* speeches, and can be summed up in the single sentence, "For Repudiation". But we shall give it in our next. This county wna repre*ent*>l by W. W. Kelley, Z. D. Ilinekly and John H. Dennl*. Most of there in attendance were old line cop Cool of dog. Support of criminals Fee* of litigation Cirtl of lolutcco ami cigar* Importation of liquors Support of grog shop* Whole coat of liquor* Moved hy Aid. Reed that tbe Council now proceed tn in informrl ballot for street Com. luiasioncr. at which C, Horton received 4 and ! Daniel Haskins, 8.- 7 In all. leal farnnir* employing Homoeopathy to-dsy, who never dreamed of doing so n few years ago? in spile of thenurirea it baa conquered 1 hair prqjt*HoesNo*, Mr. Cditor, th* demand of the hour i« aid theory, nor >«m«, aa «Ueh, but the praclie* that will eun» nafely, speedily, aad surely. to soy Hthing about th* plans* nt mo. ' Retired Ou Saturday latt, Mr. J. II. Sutton the well ktmW <lmc?r on Jefferson Street, ckrnd out Li* Stock and ulirpd front htuinemi. Nr Sulton I s* for ycatn k*n . one uPShc hh*i active and mecamful merchanta of our city, and his retirement front btutincna is a I’** to the public. His licaltb nt best precarious has been injurod Ity done application to hb butunetet. aM under advice front his physician he atx>Wresl and repora for the season. No nmn would be moru misood from the bumiums cirden of our oily then he, and all will unite iu wishing him a speedy restoration to health and the rvaumpliou of his gro­ cery busincM- In the interval which we trust may be sltort, he will continue his saloon in the building recently occupied by John .Beffstucr » a Barber's shop, while other partial will <x.-cupy his old stand as a Grocery **4><1 .Auction Store. We trunk Mr. SpUon may yronper, be speedily-nytored to health, and return to the husioeu of aclling groceries in which he ha# hitherto deen so suecesfhl. Sir Chariot Young was shown some Yankee railroaning the other day. Jack Boancugcr’g engine took him a fait run from Elkhart to D.'troL A <prt of the trip was * niuc-mile stretch made in six minutes—probably the fastest on ’ record. I On motion of AM, Tomlinson the Council । proceeded to a formal ballot fiw Street Com. LansUig. Apr. 2G, 1870. luivaionev, of which C, Horton rvweived 4 and Below plraae Cn<l statement of fttnda ebarg" _D. Haskin* S, 7 in all. no choice. ed State Trmaurvr bn the hooks in this otter. On motion of Aid. Beed, the election uf :for recelpl\ during month of April Street Commissioner waa |>o*tp<nied till one 1870. IL T- Cwwnsr. Bowk Keej-er. week from thb evening. Carried. Arm/red, by Ahl. Tbmlinron, that the Mnr•hal be Instructed to bring all arrest* for die­ patient* more quickly than the. oths*. - L«4 orderly rondnet. etc, before tbeCity Recorder. any ol your reader* cnrefttHy observe the' ro•ult of the practlee of the 'two gysfttui, ,Utd 10,000,000 >2,000,OOU 33,000,IW ■-'lO.UDOJKJU 30,001,000 were referred to the Finance eomnultee. /DarirrJ, by Aid. Sheldon, that the Finan#* 1,000,000,000 coniuiiitte be instructed to treaafer all anew nt 2,UOO,000,000 fond*. etc. from the Treasurer-* bowk' ,te tbe Qty Jfax.k to bekapl by Use Recorder. .Law* go lu press, the jury in tho rattae of the propio va.-Thomaa Giddings aad George. Moved by Aid, Irwvvu, that the regular Cb*|du. on charge of burglary. Lav* found meeting of the board )« changed from the flnt th* respoudant* guilty, aad they were raw- uJ third Monday* of each uwnih to the first tenced each to eight year* lu th* State Prison al Jackson, from aad including thia day. mcaec aa Tuesday the 10th of May aad a* Chaw. H. Rauvrsnd Cha*. G. Hatbrook for meeting to he held on the 15th of May. Car­ th* penpte. Wm. Burgher, James Clark am> ried. II. A. Khaw for th* respondents. This oau«e Ro^lrfd, by Aid. Bead, that lha City pay wa* ably tried, created a great public interest lb* *um of Awe dollars ta .the first drayman who present* himself and team to draw tbe and lhe result ia what tbe publie expected. engine to Ar* when an alarm i« given. •d by yea* and nay*. ssasa •vsilabto " '■ the expulrion of the "vile thing" “that ha* been permitted to insult ing life. *bbreri*Hng suffering, «ud1n dimtethe dignity of the Vnlverrityby being aBownd irirfng expen »r« • to stand within it* preelnMs." I read also in th* oolumn* of last week’* Jfasssa an axti .uhject aigned by eight of it* alumni couch*) in language even more pileOu motion of Aid. Reed, that W.‘ FJttek* oua and aorrowfol than the other. ba appointed Chief Engineer wa* adopted by They way, ‘-word* ofreproach wa hare none, aye. and naye; aym. Aid. Dawaoa, Lewh, Mc­ and our kentlments are only thoae of sorrow. By order of the Common Council. Naughton, Evan*. Reed, Sheldon and TwmJinJ A MRS W. BENTLEY, son 7. Nays none. Mayor. IMitiun to bl* Honor lhe Mayor to call a blnter "uor Alum Maier," 1 also notice in Done at the Council Chamber in the Oit^of HartingB, this tho 1st day nf May meeting uf lhe City uf Hasting* and vicinity at Dr. V Neil * letter that a very powerful a time aud place which he mny deem proper effort was made Io exclude the ria** of 7C to tak* Into eonrideratioa the importance Of from the Alumni suclety. in consequence I Al a regular meeting of Thornapple Lodge having • ('*nteunial cel.brat io* wu th* Fourth suppoee, of their having occupied seats ride Jio. W»I. O.ofG. T. held at Middleville, day of Joly next that will ba a credit tn ,onr by ride with the Rotneeopothle student* in May 2d 187G, the following officer. were young and growing oily, and ta make arraage- i ho name lecture room, and receiving 1 untruemeui. accordingly. Signed by Gen. M. Deway, tiora from tbe Mate profopstee lathe branehra installed for the ensuing quarter D. Striker, Jan. N. Navia*, itariow A Goodyear, common to both, and, I believe it is not yet W C T—Cha*. II. Co man M.H. Wing. Heavy A. Goodyear. J. Robert* eetUcd qhothfr thqy *h»U be allowed a aiandW V T—Adelia Hough. and M other* and aa motion ef Aid. XvaM wa* tng among the Himonpure. incoaiamluated W Sec y—Hermon D. I*nrday. '■ received nnd ordered to he jjaced on Ale. ’ Alopalhv ; smi the Profeeaer* tbemaelm ar* W A 8— Ida Billington. Drfitlon of James C*mpl<eH to be reieteed threatened with excommunication, unless ■ W F 8—Lucy Dennison. from the payment of a tai of titre doltare.a*- they wash their h suds of that terrible state. W Tnra*.—Matlie Ifayne *e«*eJ by mistake ua a span of l.oroe* and on W Chap.—Alonso Baker. motion of Aid. Heed wa* by a vole taken l.y luring to ariKTed HnuMMfathica New, Mszuiltor, what is this Vvils thing--, yea* and nay* rele**e<l from the payment of that Dr. O’Neil sags, ••*» a c loud lea* loomed ap above the koriton, and'La* atosnmsd Its Naugkloa, Beed, Shehlon and Toeillnson, 7. Nays none. Let your renders aMlyseteF(bemsrive*. Now. rir, I only give yea this one report. 1 could giro many more If challenged. We court and challenge the moot rigid investigatlon. Fur. if nomocepatby.is a felshood it iaone of Hie most benign and life conserving falriiood* of the agr. Rut, It fa not a fal* huod, nritker I* it a dfliofon, nor a snare, but D in advance of the Itfher system tn rav­ hsv.all lh«y e»s 4a. Paint*, drug* aad eU* n In for tb«ir wave of th* wlivitr aad barns* » lleUgfctaaa* ia aeuntry toDwattena. .r.iyt>ta< loraty. Ko adrworazst in iron and naifa. fet tnraaia roadtemaod: Ke. 1 *eltor Mar. HJSH do caeh. Na. 1 W.W4 : extra. »1JL . Cora dull: Ho. 1 mixed. : Barley Aal: No-RILfa- HAYS’ SONGS. they will Aud that, la a given number of.pa­ tient». the llomoe^ialhia phyaacien will make lees thkn two tktrffv- tbe number of visit*. »n<l will report pt least, one half Itu deaths. Startling •» thl* ana ouncemgn B1By appear, I beRevwb will graersMy heh) troe The record* of hmplfal pra^flre'fiflJjr’liBtr me out la tbiaaaMytty^. J , •atect thia rate haeaaan H fall* vritela th* titale. I mena the mt-lfeal report vfm-r Stute prison In 18311 thi l[pin(MM>M4^c ^rontmcai wa* STEWART’S SONGS. tnlrodutod teteflWwi—* ■> y«n W»U know, and wa* r*tein£d1W (8i*J<Miia sneceaaively. Dr. Tuttle who wa* pliyslctaa to the prison, gta* the following vtetotaewl far- whMi ho vmrthea and ehraMie annual report in jraf ■a ray*. “Takiag lbe Aum for three yean under oa*h medical system, we Uxe the following reouk: Allopathic for 1837.8. •.», Advertised Letters. 485 Ayan-AM. Damron, Lowl«, Evans. Reed, Average Mo. ef eeavtet* l¥. Am. ' Total " "faHk - . 89 Idol ofleilerx remaining in IhnJIaating* P. McNanghtou. Sheldon aad Tomlin*®. 7. Nay*—None. O. Barry County, Mich., May S, 187(1. Homoeopathy Ite I J«U. 1 am] 2 i Mr* Lucinda Brace, F. E. Hah, Mr*. Ida Moved by Aid, Temltewm that the fkreot Average Ne UrMNMsfTC'An. Burges. Amanda Lamb, Lee A. Rowley, Wm. Cammittee be initnicta-l to examine th* Iron »• te ‘ ; Njeffqry, Mr*. Mart Faleoaer. Mis* Litlie bridge ami iu surrounding* in regard to it# condition, lumber, etc, aud rejrort to the next 'Waterman. Chna. II Bron, Edwin Phelp*. regular meeting of tbe Cuancil. Adopted| • J. M. Nxnw», P. M. Moved by'AM. Dawran, that tbe committee o i Side-watt» lie iastrnoikl to examinn lha nxelir*ra*>f the buggy broke, letting une ol condition of the ride and eroiv waik* and rethe wheel* off, ami the horse Lereiming ua I There will he a ]*ig*eu shoot in our city next, thrrvun al the next rrgnta* sieelfsg uf under his roreagatete JBifftouM- U. tmy. : ••.aiuigeetje ran away, aud made that ><uggy i Tueoday, under th* management of C. E. Der— .wy—. CwnncIL Adapted. Lnder Alopcthin traatu.eni fur 1870 nnd 7X 1Tea luukrfl as (hough It bad Imen put through ! low, for the ■bmurr* of Barry Coo al y. Os’tuotinn of Aid. Reed HieCmincil adjourn- Tou) No. day* 1 En un* of Ni<faol« end Shepherd * Threshing m*. single Hrd* nt tweaiy. uue yard* rise. Ea ed till May 8th. IPTfo .chine*.' Fortunately. neiibcFSte toy no ad • L, D. Qt’acXKkaraN. trance on*'dollar, lhe shoot to cunuueui.e» »U ' Ce'dock «L m. sharp. ■ • i Bscorder. CENTENNIAL •«» Ata MEMORIAL SONGS. �English nnd for - the Barnum United fir! Iijr Jacta & SatUai A EJojy. State Altars. pnbHc ■IBM by r»q««i. . I sand you herewith a rerbaum report W. L. Bancroft' of Port Huron planted Torn. <X“ lb. d~lh ol Multi. T«n>- 32 centennial trees, mostly elm. Tho village of Romeo has not a bori now place vacant within its Ixiundarica. ■r, M. Rraaduwlhw. On <l.e recap! <T Ik. pbologrepb ol d~ Vermontville is feneitig her Gen. Kilpatrick writes as follows of I Savannah, after his march through Gscr- SctjaUrahip bon Train, rnnbyCl>i=«» Tiwr. (hmnectieu,. them, Republican ballots were forced away from them, and they wore compelled to rote Democratic ballots. Three United State; Senators will be •no in May from Connecticut, and ouo in the sa^ie inoilfh'from Rhode Island, and one in June from New Hampshire. necticut will deci a Con­ and the Democrat, other two States Rapubiioans. From the Des Moinre ■'Hayes dock is going up A’<yi»/cr fast. If it keeps on improving in Iowa aa it has in the past mouth, the sentiment at the time of the State Convention will be as strong for him as for Blaine, who leads all other candidates in this State a great ways.’’ Speaker Kerr s clerk writes as fellows to an Indiansppolls paper: “At present the prize seem* to lie between Hendricks and Davis. Hendricks has been the longest in tbe field and most talked about, but there is a strong uudevourrent setting ia favoro f the gentleman from Illinois. The correspondent of lhe New York Titan who attended tho Indiana Demo- sugar this spring. witness the universal grief that is ever felt * Geo. H. Hotohkias lias been retired from tbe editorship of tbe Bay City Luuibermau’s Gazette. hogs and >iiOO worth of eows. Lcckcrly, a Kalamazoo saloon-keejicr, has been arrested and fined >50 and costs for kccing his saloon open Sundays. About 200 Odd Fellows were in attend­ ance at the 57th anniversary w Odd Fel­ lowship’ hold nt Albion on Wednesday last. The Mate pioneer society ha» sclcetcd H. H. Bingham as a delegate totheecnfennial meeting of old settlement Philadel­ phia. A pine tree, containing over 8,000 ft. of lumbar, han boon-shipped from Stanton to Philadelphia, where tt will be exhibited at the Centennial. < The Detroit Post says that the smallpox seafo was got up py a sensational news­ paper aud some physicians' who realise disorder and noisy discord in the Conven­ good fere by vaccinating, tion were indiscribabla. Tlie field meeting of the Detroit Horse Association for 187£ will be held July 4th to 7th inclusive. Premiunis amount ing to 110.000 will be given. The Tammany Hall Seymour Convention of July. 18G8, waa calm peacafulness compared to thia." Tho Richmond ( Vm) J)i»?al<K is very At Loomis, Isabella county, nine per­ sons have been arrested for stealing pine, among them tlie supervisor and treasurer. certain that he could not be elected to They will be examined May IU. any ofioo of honor or profit by the people IL C. Lewis, )isq.. of Coldwnter,z will rare that Gen. Hancock s connection with the execution of Mrs. Surratt renders it I ic same condem­ send to the Centennial a report on his nation it passed upon Gon. Hartranft of celebrated gallery of painting? and statuary, illustrated by large photographs. Pennsylvania. Governor Bagley has pardoned Henry 'Tbe people of Texas arc in the midst of G. Sparks, who was sent to prison in 18C!> a heated controversy over the Senatorial on a fifteen years sentence for robbery. raecearion to Morgan C. Hamilton's seat His innocence has been satisfactorily retapliabcd. ■ tea choice between Richard Coke, the It is reported that C. B. Benson has of the United Btertes. coek, the fitting member ofCongiw from he Fifth Congressional D-'etrict. Speaking ofthe gubehutorial nominee put into tW Otter Lake Boom 4,000,000 feet of saw logs during the past winter, flehaaaold neaaly 17 000,000 feet of lumber during the past season. of the Indiana Democrats, who w a mem­ A Democratic Subterfuge. ber of the present House, the Washington correspondent of the Springfield Ifr/nbli- Il is becoming more and more evident that this solemn farec of impeachment was or concocted simply to make political capital for the Democrates, and as an excuse for Leaders. Tho Indiana Republicans hare the immense sums which they have spent say that Orth will beat him by a round and arc spending in raking tho sewers of majority.’’ the Ifepublicau administration in search of A Washington dispatch in the New testimony to be used iu the coming Pres­ This impeachment York Tnnrx says the meaning of the slow idential campaign. trial, which will cost at least twenty-five progress in the Hoi *c seems most likely thousand dollars, perhaps twice or thrice that sum, is an-example of the lavish rerarin undone after the nomination of manner in which the Democratic Repre­ the Republican candidate in order that sentatives arc squandering the people’s money to secure t ht&riumph of tharparty next fait in Wasfi’ngtbn’a” month or two fnvMtl■'fhc Truth about too Centennial Pros-, cm soys: “WiOfrtns is an inflationist, but not quite so violent as Holman pects. A correspondent of a New York never foiled the Republican party in any answered She man. “But, sir," said lhe clergyman’ “we arc in the habit of praying for the President « state that I felt it to be a duty I owe to nnd Congress.' " That/ right, pray for them; no objeeyou and to myself, and especially to the tinn nn that M*on>." Davis and the Confederate Cungrew. “Oh!” said Sherman,•' You wan -prey for Jeff Dark, do you?” ory of one wh joe fame shall live io histoiy, “Yoe, sir!" emphatically replied and in song, “as one of the immortal clergyman. names, that were not born to die." I can “All right," mud Shaman, his brows but wish that timo wuuld permit and that lowering, “prey for him, pray for the rfrtmy poor feeblo tongue could recount to •1—pray for both of them—tho onu needs it as much as the other. Ta that all, gent­ you in language suitable to the occasion leman?" the many noble doodz pf daring, the mid­ That was all—that was enough. They night adventures, the hair breadth escapes had failed to indncu General Shcrmnn. to that make up the history of her eventful make martyrs of them. • Almost every day the Negroes came in life, while pursuing h«r enemies over the great numbers to see “Captain Sherman," hot, sandy Desert of—of—Siberia. Ob, as they called him. Some with one nquest, how oft have I listened to that shrill some with another. The General never re­ swoet voice borne on the winds of a soft futed to tee th cm. and they always left his summer night, rising in cadence sweet, presence with their hearts all aglow with love and gratitude for him and *■ Massa like the whisperings of an angel band, and Lincum." # then when danger threatened, with bead A practical illustration of the successful would ever mark tlie spot where danger application of the | rinciplc of object teach ing in education is found in the sjdcudid threatened and the strife was fierce. Ah, course of basins; a training given at the my friends herr was the true royal blood Yale Buaincwi College, New Haren, Conn., of our race, no poor blue, piebun blood whose advertisement appears in another coursed through her veins; no, no, she column. Here the student ia tansht to Kx-Reprcwptrtm Rollin end Senator Cragin, the present incumbent, who, though he has ha? two terms, would takej^ Washington a W WIXWRtOHT. ,*HlS?5bK'“‘‘ B. HE IDT. 0.REAT VfKSTERN RAILWAY NOV S 01 ATLANTIC iTriXJ* II fort of Thin! «t !• BitA5 p. .iu p? «“■ i'Bltea'n' Mra an num and Air Linn, rwt .: foot Bruh »L. njUa.au ‘"P-“4 Buffalo ria Air Um aad ■oIBrHte, Jfcwtoo«e»i.a«p.-t *.‘*i Iman Parlor ear tollulilo wilwu U Lia» HollMkh.ftoBtbcrn WlthBatrolt-nillJdBk J: SMthwastern Bridae at «J>7 »-WithLaka SUre A Nirt>. Santhern mtCTion—Wilk Drtrolu Eel Itevfr 4 foot Thinl CMsam. TntoCkt. WabMb Part Mym*Cinalnaatl.^and Cincinnati, fill »S ’is :s 1* MICHIGA1} j. n. tn-;i:;. n Pa*>. Aa’t. ll.i CHICAGO k LAKE HURON t< TIME TABLE No. 8. TRAINS WEST. Pultart il'.r, Ckariotle. is CHAINS EART CENTRAL RAILROAD. have your photograph token." At the close of the addrwi the follow­ ing beautiful lines were rang, to the lune of "Brave Men behold, your fallen Chief". Taking Effect Apr. 16th, 1876. COING EAST. voices from the Inferno choir of Middle- fl i htf na connrcUotH with trains * Indiana railroad for £ tralto were beautifully executed by a dele­ gation from Bumblebee Plains. iS r‘S Fx.Jom d to the ■ 'is .« tf u "a Ke IRAMD RAPIDS DIVISION. The Reliable Short Liar EAST AND WEST. toaku raoM. UAHS RARIBS AMP DETROIT ^a«ull. LErrrJSiSJift' tten. White Pteeoo. Th><Allot**, Graad Itoi-ib anl is at Philadelphm, a good many wil go. If not, thayll stay at boiuc.” ' the *80) CHICAGO I fflCHIGiNArLAKE 8H0HE “ On the couree of recent^trips North to 11 in real business transactions, and going And, here lot me not forget to im- through the full routine of actual business preNi deeply upon your minds the lesson experience. It will be al once apparent of her glorious example, may it over be that a course ofdiscipline and training like AfirSjorte-l Lint brtwTcn Chlcaxu ant^ Grand this cannot fail to fix upon his mind many year pride to strive to emulate her glori­ important principles and farts which he ous deeds and work out for yourselves an would not otherwise retain, and enables undying fame that shall be the pride and him to go from the college into the bank, Summer Time Table. glory of your posterity. (At thia point office -or store with full confidence in bis ability to discharge correctly the duties of a low murmur of applause greeted the iw Station*, his position. •Mired J-31 rr“ speaker from every fence corner in the The street railroads of Philadelphia are yari.) • ■ beginning to arrange for the Gentenntal And in conclusion lot mo advise each burintsa. . Six of them will run care to 3 X) S IS and all of you to make a proper application the Exposition grounds, and they are pre of tho facts presented in your hearing to­ naiiug to start one every minute, if it shall night, take Maltio Turner for your guide be found nececoary, making 390 care arriv­ btatiotu. through life, keep her glorious record over ing every hour. The capacity of these cars will ba 8,800 persons seated, 16,000 iu view, keep your premises likelier's, free crowded and 24,000 packed. Other fac­ from vermin’, keep your spines in readinesn ilities fur reaching tho grounds will be UrapdJunetiati. to hump at a moment s warning, your provided, and the number of persons naratives for inflation and your inards that may be carried to the Exposition every Chicago. ready for the stringed instrument* of the day will be about 200,000. Fare for the Goiu North—Day Eroreoa. Grand RapM« MixmI round trip «ill be 12). <Uiiy »x ncptS unday*, Niaht Ex proa daily Bxcpl Hope Band. Thus fully prepared you can —Erraisa Bx prra lie down to rest in peace (unless that band unlajr. AU vUmt UBiua dally « G-aaeWw-at wuA t.lLtr insists on playing at your funeral) and common aense in the following: According ...... r. TKAtXM Wjyd'StrttTH- preserved the fame of her glorious ancest­ something like than WcH.H depends agpod deal on bow much it costa. People oan.t to use much money just now outside New Hampshire politics have begun to afford ef their own family expense*. If the be enlivened by- the question of the railronda put down their fares low enough, Uptod lUtps. Seuatorahip, the. election and folks are rare of not being swindled Stasnu, - royal of Kilkenny, and moat nobly has tl^e ors. can most Active candidates ate Ex-Goverpvr .j,y’— ta was a lineal descendant from the blood Ewmriee, ferUi^Ui Oku^lUUxt Jane. The o fiS- erect and Jofty plume that fearful wail party by wicked and bare-faced frauds which QK AXD TRUNK RAILWAY. NOV. 1875. Let mo here Presi'leu^ial eta*Ion except that of 1868, den stole the State foe tlseir J. B.’MVLLdteK.Oe3?TalSan,« J. D. Dnr. Axrnt. LaBJfts. tho good and great go out from our midst, paper condenws a good deal of fact and can Preaideutial candidate, because “it ' “ Well, that is a good religion. No_objcctiorr to your .religion; none whatever,” tax for general purposes, The third annual report of the State Board of Health has just been israecL that this small tribute at least, should be oSero&on my part, to the eheriaBed mem­ It is a work of ITO pages. H. A. Moyer,of Vermontville shipped from hero last week, >1,761 worth of TBALXS GGINa SOUTH. by tho nobler portions of onr race, when to return no more forever. Grand Rapid* lias a debt of 1475,000. The past year >200.000 were raised by Train* WmI. «n»RT UNB JtrrWEKN KICHIGAN AM THE SOUTH. ___________K-A——j cwai, .11 llu, felixo ftoa Ibia aad aoigb. servioM as usual in the churches? Log driving L in full blast on nearly ‘•Certainly,” said the General “why They have both got long punwa and it is all the rivers throughout the Suguiaws. not? We are especially directed by the said are drawing on them viety “freely to Michigan has sent 1,100 varieties of Army Regulations to pay due attention to secure success. Barnum is said to _bc wood aud 2,000 varieties ofshrubs to the tho customary ode wm rang, T. Turner divine airvice on the Lord’s day. My sdCentennial. —«• ahead Cook arose and said : diem are Christians; certainly, open your Tho prospect# for a peach crop on the The Hartford Currant mjm that at the “My friends, it u no usual or common churehea, we will all go." “ But," said the dignified, saintly-look­ Conoeeticut election the Woodbury town cast shore of lake Michigan were never occurrence that has convened so many of better than now. ing individual,” some’of us arc Episcopapaupers were carried tb tho poKing-pbce State* Mil!®*’• MkhUah cor MiiUlcTHto respondent of TEC .'Philadelphia Pre*. Montgomery "Blaif/ohc of the counsel for Belknap, and owe of the koouart observers Gon. Belknap is reported an much an­ noys^ ty the reiteration of the atatcnwnt and shrewdest political manag<re.at the capital,remarked a few dayamnec that'the Dsmocrate in Congress were a “pack of without foundation. gave it as Mr. Thurman's opinion that Gav. Havre ia most likely to be the Be- I did not ooufas. lAMwaro wb«a R will tmj tha rory «»rao It ii a fact that M. E. DolUr nde of Boston. subatancc of fisvor before the people is to If my resignation ia deemed a confesriun, be aide to drag the Republican [arty down rxa dollar. UOwDl roM.&r bo fU If you will only A Connecticut umu ustralion of attempts maybe made'io disguise the farts, lti£!i the whole opposiCwn to Congressman John Haw-** a candidate for the United IWOftoe." dcredbr Did Tbe FIKE PRINTING DONE at this OFFICE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-08.pdf 0cad55b9809021395ed36c6728312bb7 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 3. HSTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY. MAY 8. 1876 The ^ejii-Weekly Rephhlicaji Bajijier. lar oct of inhumanity is be guilty of at present, that irritates you GEO. M. DEWEY, AND Elilivrt PVBL1SUER. O3F1 TJE3E3S ULIfEB ClimirilV! AM FA’S OF AD VERTISING. rm Line-, or Low of Nonpl '.* Fvp« eoniUarc-t n Square. »rwa | 1 u. । : ». I~ ta.f_ fliT.1 Tri I Square. I t-1M | fci.HO | t1.00 | _f?J» | JRLoO t Square*. l — Xroi ACU I Km| 12JMI sKoO *. Colon. |_W|_14)| 13001 SSOOI -UDo V^umn. | 6K)| mo; mof~S7QQ | ~63j» !a Column. I too I 12.ffi» | ».C0 I 30.00 | 80.00 1 c..lumn,| IX90| ntnl M,<Q| 80.00l iajO 1506 Sold //18/1. $ofg Sold // /fly*. 7472 Sold r/f 18/3. 14976 Sold 1/11874. 31077 Sold i/I 187g, 41/0 7ULL7 100000 niLL bi 41401410 704 1876. O/tt 44L7 TI^T ^A»r Sold EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. MILO T. WIIEl’.LEH. ** in the Court ISAAC W. VROOMAX. UNDER-SHERIFF. Deputy U. £ Marafeal.Uene-,l CellMtina Arant aud Auctioneer.—'late* cl the Court Uouae. Haatins*. Mieh. JanylTj ' Nine different Points for 1876, adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED Come and get one. fON TBIL.i thus . Zj_________ V VNTY TREASURER.—Offiee F. S. BOWES. • CIVIL ENGINEER, Connly Surveyor, and Grnvi»J C.uiveyaneer, •.ffloo in the Court Homo. Martins*. Mich. . 45tf JOBS Q. CRESSY. HF.R1FF. Deputy County Surveyor and General ’ Coaicyaneer. Office at the Court lluuac. Jaayl'75 S- C* PR1XDLE* NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER A LOAN AOEST.—Will negotiate loan on real rotate for emu* of S3X) and upward*. xxXyl (. G. HOLBROOK, ( XyUARNEV AT LAW and Solicitor in Chau- eery, will attend promptly t* all Loainew entru«te.| io bits. Office over Harbor Jk Bailey'* *l.ire. Vffiee open at ail hburr till 9 o'clock fflOMMD W BROS., IfMS. Champion Reapers and Mowers. ‘ Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, &c., &o. GItKBI/K & RUSSELL. 50yi ATTORNEY A v Cuiinlv. Arent for Homo V.. and Pbcroix Inauranc* re in the Court lh>u*e. ■________ lanylTStf Si UURGHER. ATTORNEY. Counaellor. and Solicitor. OXee Stale St.. Harting*. Mieh._________________ ___ WM. II. RAYFORD, CY and C.iunaellqr al Law, and Solicitor cry. uixl laiunetrou Mu|w, Real haute Darlow A Goodyear'* atore. janyl'rt IMPOSITION HATED DR. C. RUSSELL. I'MYSICIANA SURGEON.—Dffire over Julio* Itaaeoll'a »:■•**. jtmaix Block. Stale Street. Haiti no. Mi*l*. PARTNERSHIP. DBS. E. F. A- I. W. RROWN-Phoieinni. Sur— ..*>----------- > r -tore, Stale all bourn. r promptly attended to .Mr*. KA.Uolbrvok. xxlStf WJL UPJOHN, "HYdi'.’IAN A SURGEON.—Office wait and of StateSt.. Uartlnx*. Mich. DELIGHT J. WOLF.M. D. tlffieo in rear room orcr the Borton Caah Store, office hour, fromlOv eloek i.M.tolr.l. Reeidenoe M Jeffrraon Street. AU call* will receive rr.Jupt attention. xxCtt ; DR- IL F- PECKHAM. ' A. P DRAKE, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.—Office orer F. D. Ack ley *e Drur Store. State SL, Haatinr*. Mieb. Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in Teas, Coffees and Spices JO3EXTSF STPjA.IWJD.MS-Sr’Sh. All grades of Teas the very best in the Market vresh every week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER & CO., of Boston, and for sale at prices which dees successful comp^,:‘:'"' GIVE.ME A IL C. PECKHAM, John. Stanley. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, I'ltEEPORT, D.UUIT COUNTY, MICH. O-Spceial attention riven to Direaae of Woman nnd.Ch4dren.~«* XXlltt M. W. RIKER. Martins*. Mieh. Sweet’s H°Tel> GRAND RAPIDS,........................................ MICH LVOS * PICKK1UNG, Proprietor*. Every thins about the Eetal»li*ha>tnt in Naw and I *r*t-ela*i. DOAMI AND ROOM, W.3O 1‘tMl DAY. HiViuti^MaJ^f 3dn quantiuwjtoy Laatfcr. Mich. “Well," began the landlord, “three days ago a man came along here and ■topped at my house and wanted to stay all night, saying be had only one dollar with him and he had two day's journey to go before he could get more, and wanted me to keep him over night and take a share of a dollar and he would A tlintiuc licht from awalinc laiap send me the balance os soon as he could. Haying an hooeat face I told him be oodd May, and I would give him as good as I had; for which ho seemed very thankful, but I noticed ho did not eat a very hearty supper, and soon went to bed, •aylng ho did aot feel very well. Next the death waph lick* morning aa I awoke him fur bia break­ fast, I found him quite nick with aymptoms of fever. My wife gave him some herb tea, which did not appear to help Mark well that man with ailver him any. but continued to get worse, un­ til now.. Ho Is likely to have n run of fever, with no doctor within twenty miloi. Wb. That man that ju«t drove off, is going to Bolton to-day. and could have taken him, if lie had iwen half wny human,** and as the landlord concluded |1C <*»( hki cye with a look qf contempt In the direction the man had taken. “landlord," said I, "I will juat step in and see the man before I go, and if I can help him in any way I will do ao." 1 I followed him into aamall bed room just back of the kitcheq, whoro 1 found the sick man, who appeared ta be abo6t fifty ; With rifta and Brillahrnld: years of age, and with every symptom of fever. He told mo he had been to M__ county to look at some land, but not find­ ing any to suit, had speut’a good deal oftunc, and nearly all his money he had for expenses, without locating any hud. and wax on his way back when he was com­ pelled to stop where he now was by sick­ ness aud had no hope of proceeding ‘ any With anger* numb, nd eh III, frfhhcr nt present, He stated also that he had means among his friends to pay hut expenaea, but none knew him, and seemed very much discouraged with his situation. My sympathies were at once enlisted in bit favor, and by an impulse in which I have never found nn explanation, I re , solved to stay with him and help him through Iim sickness without thinking about my own business which had called me that way, and in. my own prosperity might depend. Daring the afternoon ho grew much worse, and before morning he was quite (Merioua, aud al daybreas I started fur Bolton on_Juot for medical aasiatance, reaching town about the minille of the forenoou, and finding the doc­ tor at hAmc, and assuring him I would pay him bis fees, and procuring some A FRIEND IN NEED. necensarics for the sick man, I returned with the doctor, reaching tie tavern about two o'clock, finding the patient still worse than when I left in the morn- ‘°K' _ After a critical examination, the phy­ sician pronounced it a case of typhoid fever, of a most malignant type, and said the gieakst care would be ncceaaary, and the constant attendance of a j ood nurse, to rave his life. The circuuMtancca attending the cose were unfavorable; the man was without money or friends, who could aupply him with medicine or nunung, and the coun­ try being new, and neighbors few, and living long distances from each other, made the case much more difficult, aud the patient being delcrious could not tell where they could ba found what means he had to repay any outlaya which might be made for his comfort. The landlord being poor, and his wife with poor health, and hci household duties to attend to, there could not bo expected such help from them as was needed. ‘ It seemed to me, unused to the world as I was. very inhuman to leave the man ia his present condition, and pursue my journey, therefore I lesolved to stay with him until he died or recovered; knowing well that I should lose many days time, and expend some money in doing ao. I stated my intention to the doctor, who said he would make his charges aa light as posBiblc, and the generous land­ lord “who could fool fur other's woes," promised that such faro as he had to offer should be without money or price. After dealing out such medicine as the ease demanded, the doctor left, promising to come again in two days. The man continued in nearly the same condition for two weeks after which time ho begun to gctbelter, and the doctor stated that the I was sitting, “that bis aervicts would no longer be needed, re off, ain't no t-pecimcu and made cut his bill which I paid accord-------,— ■ _jrhe ain't no relation to my friends neither, ho belongs to a employed him, which was even lorn than tribe by himself!" “My friend," said I, “what is the diffiAt the end of the third week the mao naal.M Hi.al. al... _ — ~ 1_ *_ f . aa.. had eo far recovered that further extra Nothing occurred out of the general experience of tntvelen< until I got into thin Stalo about one hundred miles from here, when one day-^I flopped at a small log tavern to obtain dinner, which con­ futed of corn bread and milk, and a few glicewof TCDiaon, which to a hnaltby Kung man wlioec uppetite was sharpened twenty miles of rough walking wm not to be deBpmed. After I had finished my repart, I took a seat by the door-aide with the intention of having a hall hours Ml before renuming my journey, and had been seated but a few moments, when the* landlord came out talking entrealingly to a person who was following him out of doom. Said he ‘‘you can take him just as well aa not to Bolton where ho can get some m&lccino and care, for to morrow he will be too sick to go, and, I .sines r, you may want Bomo help youraclfsonie day." ‘•If I do," answered the man, "I shall probably have to help myself, or pay for ail the help I get." ‘•The old man will give you a dollar, which u all the money he has got, and I will give you two dollars which is all I have, and your bill besides i£ you will take him along," said the landlord. “I can pay my own bfll'Mr. Landlord, nd I am not a traveling hospital -, here is the amount of your bill air, now hitch up my horse, and I will be off," said the man tn a hanghty teno. “Hitch up your own home you miser­ able brute you!" Said the landlord wrathfully, "and don't you ncvc£ ask me for another favor unlom it is to Miry you,' continued tlie landlord. N To those Whom it may Concert I ain now running a NEW PORTABLE MACHINE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident 1 can satisfy liimadf off for a 1 ------------- «. - — Je ain’t. Thu’a those that may favor me with a call. I where the difficulty comes ia," aaid the I landlord apiu-fully, and as- he coDcindod My address is Irving, Barry Co., Mich. S. DEAN ds away. e Irving, Mich, April, 11th, 1876. xx50in3 “Bal Landlord,” said I “what particu- e in hi* ease was, that his memory defective, that at times he could resume my journey, I had. lour roarer- -— .'.f WHOLE NO, 10X6 nation with him, in which ho stated his name, and his bnmacM in that part of the country j which was to locate a Urge body of land, in view of high prices in the future, and that he had a large prop­ erty at the cast end that he woiud repay me ten fold for all I had expended for hhn in his extremity. I gave him my address, where I should probably get a letter, should ho send one to me. The next moning after bidding my host and my patient good-bye, I resumed my jour­ ney, with barely money enough to buy my land and pay mv expenses fur a few months, until I could get a commencement on my bad. Soon finding a piece of land which suited me, I purchased it of the Govern­ ment, and received a patent or deed of it at the land office, and being very abort or money. I did not get it recorded in t^p office of roebrd for the County where the land was situated ; and it appears that by one of those unaccountable exceptions of an almost infallible general rale, the officer had negketed at the governmont land offie to caned my land from the hud plat; and therefore had rezoaioed on the land pht as unsold hud, any one looking for a fanu would suppose it had iwea taken of course, and my deed from the goverhment being burned at the time of the fire, I have nothing to prove my title to the laud. X "And you s^o rif," said Mr. Weston, at the conclmiou of his narrative, “that by kindness to a fellow in distress, I have loot my land, and the last dollar of twen­ ty five yearn hard labor; for from the morning of my parting from the man I assisted in trouble, I have not even heard one word from him." . The old gentleman had listened attewtivcly and seemed much affected by the story, and at its coxcluaion arose, and stepped to Mr. Weston's side and with his hand exclaimed! “I am that man whose life you saved aome tweniy-firc years ago, and during those twenty-fire yean I have in vain tried.to recall your name, "which I had forgotten one hour after you had portedfrom Inc, and the paper on which your address had been written, had been sto­ len the night after yoa leftj* together with the remaining dollar and pocket book, thereby losing all traces of you un­ til this hour, although I have searched for you in vain for many years." "And my friend," the old g* ntleman continued with a happy smile, “I ahall still adhere to my favorite precept that "If thou east thy bread upon the waters thou shall find it after many days," for out of my abundance I will share with you in your distress.’’ And the old gentleman, Mr. Gardner, did fulfill his promise, for he compelled Mr. Lascar who claimed Mr. Weston's hnd, to vacate it for he was in the power of the old gentleman by some unlawful act which he had done in other years, Mr. Gardner refunding ths parohase money. He also placed in the hands of Mr. Wes ton a sum of money greater than ho had ever dreamed of possessing, sufficient to place himself and family far above want. A few mouths afterwards the old homestead was again the happy abode uf a greatful family, and within the follow­ ing year the two sons ofMr. Gardner had found in Mr. Weston's daughters, Ellh and Grace, all they could desire in a wife, and were married with the consent and well wishes of all. Mr. Weston never loses an opportunity of teaching hia children that an act of kindness sooner or htcr will be repaid many fold. MrColfex*Declines Hon. Schuyler Colfax, has writen the following letter to a citixen in Lake county, Ind.: ' South Bxmd,April 8 Dear J udgk Turner;—Homs for Sat­ urday and Sunday, aa usual, and enroute from Minnesota to Michigan lecture ap-. pointments, I find your letter. Thanks to the good friends of your noble little county (which Bustainod no so steadfastly and so entbmihstically through so many ream of publie life),for their good wishes. But, even if an unanimous election to Congress was tendered to me, I cdhld not accept. Public service is, I know, often a public duty. But twenty yom of faithful service to my country have certainly fulfilled all such obligations ofcitaaenahip. The hap­ piest years of the past quarter of a century bare been the recent ones, in which I have belonged to my family, and not to "the rest of mankind ’’ With unabated devotion to Republioin principles, 1 aaost be excused from attesting that devotion except in the ranks with its nulliani of �■ |«nne:. bonds for M>. Bkune'a benefit and to the Blaine. dealings with which to hang Blaine volunteers a statement of his pur­ hasjust as much to do will these infamous accusations through the disseminated press, or with the jurisdiction of Congress in any way, as thejpnrehnse ofhis dwelling house in Augusta, Me. Will the matter rest here? For President, 'RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. For Vice-President, JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania. Subject to tho decision of the Republi­ in any event it will bo seen that Its foundation is repudiation,its frame work sophistry, and its finishing touches the wildest sxageratlon, and evidently tho product of a brain not altogether in a normal condition. The independent and patriotic people of the It will in reasonable know We do not that ho need try to do it. He has already convinced a’l who arc open to convinction. ‘‘Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” Republican National Convention. The next union Republican Convention for the nomination of candidates for President anti Vice-PresidentW the United Stoics, will bo held in the city of Cincinnati on Wednes­ day the fourteenth day of June. 1876. st 12 o'clock noon, and will consist of delegatee and of two delegates from <mch orptnired ter­ ritory and the District of Columbia, in call­ ing the conventions for the cleetion of dele­ gates the eemmittees of the several stales are recommendal to invite all Republican eleetorv and all other voters, without regard to Tpasl political differaacea or previous party affilia­ tions, who arc opposed to reviving sectional imues, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony thrpughout the coun­ try by maintaing and enforcing all the constitutional-righu of every citixen, includ­ ing the fall ami free exercise of the right of sulfrage without intimidation and without fraud; who arc in fevor of the'continued prosecution and puniahment of all official dialionesty, and of economical admini'traiion of the government, by honest, feithful and capa­ ble officers; who are .in fevor of making such reforms in go^rnmer.l as experience may, from to time, suggest; who arc opposed to imputing the credit of the nation by depreci­ ating any of its obligations, and in favor of sustaining, in every way the .national faith and financial honor; who bold that tbc commoi school system is the nursery of American lilterty and should be maintained absolutely free from sectarian control; who believe that, for the promotions of these ends, and directioa of the government should continue to be confided in those who adhere to the princi­ ples of 1776 and support them jw incorporat­ ed in the constitution and laws; and who are in fevor of recognising and strengthening the fundamental principle of national unity In this centennial anniversary of the birth of tbc Republic. E. D. MoauAa, Chairman Republican Na­ tional Committee. WuxiAX E. CttAxntxa. Secretary. Washington, D. C., Thursday, January 18. Convention. A Republican State Convention, toeloci 22 delegates and ileraales to attend Ute Repub­ lican Nations Convention at Cincinnati on the Hth day of Jnne next, and also to elect a Re­ publican Stale Central Committee, will be ...1.1 ik. Grand Ranida. on WeJnMuaj, ura iuu» .v.v, ~ » All Republican elclcra, and other voters without regard to past political differences or .reviews party afflliaUons, who believe in are rapport the principles enunciated in the c all for the National Republican Convention, and invited to participate in the election of dilegatM to thia convention. The aeverel eounliea will be entitled to in the county ho reprreeato, 8. D. Bingham, Chairman. 8. 8. Olds Secretary. MR. BLAINE’S EXONERATION. Mr. Blaine’s statement ia completely to It ccrent the whole ground of the charges prefcred against him, and makes thorough The,felicity of the ex­ ecution, if that were an important matter, might well command the admiration of all He has given reasons satisfactory to nine- tenths of his countryman why he has taken the course he did, rather then to resort to the dilatory and too often in­ al denial*, han quietly collected hie proofe, or/hree minor points, but nothing of any ape ‘ isequence and the •’convention" add hardly t*e added that tbs proceedliule short of a few. For a »mau'| roue, a leader chance foY life|o warrant lying awake o'night monopolies of whatever nature, to Ostentatious display and ita attendant corruption, and who desire thal the governn^nt shall b— republican in name but also in spin feet, are urgently requested to unite with |hls conganlxation to be known m the back Party, and animated by Green 'lodging HAL LETTER. How doth ©to little bu»y bee.-Sor-.e Danger << an Unfavorable opening— Will the railroads compel people to atay at heme—Queattona that Puz­ zle the manager* and the things they Philadelphians and othem immediately concerned arc a good deal exorcised just now. over the mospective attendance nt the Centennial. There arc ominous indira­ tions which give rise to fears that it is not going to be ro la<gn m the early estimate presaged. The Lard times, like fha old woman’s cow, are “getting no better very fa<' and then the course of the railroatM haJ been such as to cans? a very wide spread impression that it is going to cot -too much to visit the abow. Had the railway managers, with Tom Scott at their head, seen fit to reduco round-trip fares forty or fifty, instead of twenty five per cent it wolud have put innro money in their coffers, aud contributed more than any other one thing could to the rowe.*.of the Exhibition, so far aS the attendance ia concerned. The supreme boggislmcM —that's the ouly word that auit>>—of the raDro ads ia universal! y condemned. Even Pbiladelpliians, who have always sustain od the Pennsylvania company, are loud in their execrations. This company, qrhich controls ro many lines East aud WdM, can and doc* control the matter of rates ; so that the public will readily roe where to charge the illibcrality. The tendency of railways thaw days tp gobble the lion'» share; to take more for the txauaportalion of merchandise than the original coat thereof, ia nowhere -better exemplified than iu Tom Scott s monopoly. It costs every Western visitor to the Centennial $34.50 fur fare Irom Chicago and return. from Burlington, Iowa, 841.22. and from rUo.rilleSli. * »<• . i . IT. or CALIFORNIA HXOAGO A nor th-WEST! bi: c. F.mbraces under one management the Great Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. wl»h its numerous bracchee and connect Iowa, forma theehortest aud quickest routebetween Chicago nnd all j>olnt« jn Illinois, Wisconsin, Horthern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, California and the West­ ern Territories, it* Omaha and California Line Is the ahortest and boat route for nil Bdntein Northern Illinois, Iowa. akota, NkbrJka. Wyoming, Ausrralia. It<> ' - Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line u the ah art" line far Nobthhrx Wmcoxbin and Minnesota, and for Madi­ son, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth andallpolnta in tho Great North went. Ita Winona and St. Peter Line Ik the only route for Winona Rochestek. owatonna, Mankato, St. Petek New Ulm, and all paints iu Southern and Uentrnl Mlnncaoto. Its Green Bay and M»». Jette Line Is the only !‘~« for Janesville. Watertown. FobdDu Lac.Oshkosh, Appletoe. green Bat. Escanaba Negaunkx Marquette, Houghton, Hancock and the Lake Superior Country- ita Freeport and Dubuque Lina la the only route for Elgin, Rockford, Frffport. and nil pointe via Freeport. Its Chicago and Milwaukee Line Ik the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only one panning th rough Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park. Waukegan, a'Tnr. Kenouia to Milwaukee. the truth, justice and tsr-reachiag/benlficenee Pullman Palace Cars are doing. of our cause we hereby declare the following are run on all through trains of Ibis platform of principles, and invite Allgood men read. vestigated, and any Democratic member of to unite in the support of the asm* This It the ONLY LINE running 9th. 1876. PlflLAlH 1. Wc demand the Immediate and uncon­ these cars between Chicago and SI. the House who plows can make his mo­ 'to be found Probably I ditional repeal of the Specie Resumption set of Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ tion to that effect. Il -w possible that January 14th, 1875. \ cago and Winona. ij^atd about the 2. That It is the duty of Coner the desperate partisan exigencies fur the next At Omaha our Sieepera connect with Constitution to "regulate the valuepf money." Centennial gvouodA~XviDngc of bee hire* the Overland Sleepers on the Union month or so, may dictate such madness; and to that end the Government --------- on a very large scale, too large almost tor Pacific ail road far all pointe West oi but of one thing.we arc sure, the recoil to itself tlio sole right to issue the Mlaeouri River. raised comparison's sake, is the idea conveyed permit this Important function to be On the arrival of the trains from th-' will settle with withering power upon the by individuals, corporations by a general view of thesQ jercs of build­ East or South, the train* of the Chicago heads of Mr. Blaine's enemies. any description. A North-Western Railway LEAAE tlale ings, snd the thousands of workmen cn CHICAGOm uinih* follows:Hmahn md rail gaged upon and around them. The main or Council MJtiHh, TnUn. Oniaua4.UJ, and vailA Bill thal ought to becomo a Law. .-Ur„,u. Two Through will, for legitimate business purposes shall buildings are pretty much completed,-lack­ three membent of h» family tins expense,' -pull maim Palace Drawing Room and A measure that Is necessary to carry into ing for tl c most part only those finishing together with the high rates of list el char­ Sleeping Cars through to Council 4. Thar, in order to protect lheb affect the recent decision uf the United touches which must wait the tardy motions ges and other things incidental to travel, lUttft. industries of the nation from the b ForSt- Paul and Minneapolis, Two Sutra Supreme C'uqrt. and to effectually certainties and fluctuations insepar of exhibitors. There are, however, innu­ foots np a grand total almost appalling, Through Trains Dolly, with Pullman oiliest be is one of that fortunate, but now settle the Omaha bridge controversy, is pretended gold basis, it is the duty Palaeo Cor* attached ou both trains. merable smaller structures in all stages of a-dsys rare, daw of people to whom ‘ object era tn ent to establish a monetary sy For Green Bay end Lake tfaperior. now pending before the House Committee advancement, some of which have scarcely is no money." A gentleman who has Two Trains dally, with Pullman l*nlacc on Pacific Railroads. \tji< in the form of risen above their foundations. Some of made this subject a study lately said that Cars attached, aud running through to Marquette. * a bill prohibiting the Union Pacific Rail­ the States in fact have just begun their a further reduction of twenty five per cent gitimate btiainesa. For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains on railroad fares would increase tbc attetAroad from charging any higher rate of toll daily, Pullman Car* on night trains, aeparate preparations. These main build­ danco one-half and in my opinion it wilr' 4‘arlor Chair Cars on day trains. for the transportal ion of freight or passen­ ings liavo been written about so much have to come. My advise to the people should be withdrawn from For Sparta and Wiuona and train t a in gers across the bridge than is charged for paper money issued by theG already that your readers are undoubtedly for away is not to be in a hurrj-. There Minnesota. One Through Train daily, with Pullman Sieepera to Winona. nn c<|ual distance over any other portion Interrention as well acquainted with their dimcnayins is time cnougt to see all there will be seen For Dubuque, via Freoport, Two of the road; in other words, it dedarra the and a little indifference at tile start may Through Trains dallp, with Pullanin and general character as I could make bridge to be a part of the railroad, and bring wholesome results. Cara on night trains. them; bemdea it- is imposaiblo for those I have just been looking through IndnFor Dubuque and La Cr<w.s<-, via Clin­ Council Bhifis to be the casters terminus. who have never seen a world's fair to obtain dcacc Hall, the little old building in which ton. Two Through Trains daily, with Tho Chicago Trilntne .-ens : The Dem­ night train to Me any adequate comprehcusior s of their im­ the bird of freedom first plained himself Pullman Cars ou ocratic House proposes to invite itself to g». Grcgor.llowa. ■hall mensity from the briefpen and ink sketch. for a lofty flight. It has lately been re­ For riioux City and Yankton, Two to the Centennial on the opening day and stored more to ite eriginal appearance. Trains daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri . ... ___ . ___ ... , __ itoat pay its expenses out of the Public Treas­ the option of the holders with Government A description of the various forms and The coats of thick paiaf'and other cover­ Valley Junction. ury. This is the Democratic idea of ro- bonds, bearing a rate of interest not exceeding types of Architecture so commingled would ing have been taken from tin* walk nod For Lake Gencva^Four Trains <tai}_v. trvuchmcnt and reform. Cut off the fees 3.65 per cent per annum. For Rockford, Sterling. Kenoshu, 7. We demand that the present bunded debt of giro the impression of a discordant jumble stairways, and all the fine old carving Janesville, and other points, you cat* of starveling Consuls and gorge thcmselvei <o lijbL Tb. old Ml i, i. U,f I the country bo refunded as speedily aa possi­ but the effect produced upon the mind is ( have from two to ten trains dally. at the public expeuro! ble into greenbacks sad interchangeable bonds entry, andon the walls arc panels giving New York Office, No. 415 Broadwav; The Graphic has an interesting article thg shall bear interest at a low rate not ex­ not unpleasant. Like those wonderful a dear and concise history of the iuiirat -: Boston Office, No. 6State Street; Omaha __ . .1 __ 1 1 .. n­ patchwork quilts our aunts and grand­ .tant upon the railroads' returns of their bus ceeding 3.65 per cent per annum. 253 Farnham Street; San Fran deeds done "in Philadelphia daring Ottieo, IM.O 8. The repeal of the atrocious act of March incss for the first quarter of the current 18th. 1M9. which, although entitled "An act mother.) used to make in the country— tho revolutionary years: Mr. Etting, who cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago Ticket Office; 62 Clark Street, has it in charge, has collected a . large year. The return covers 16. 000 miles, to strengthen tho public credit," yet in feet and they make them yet for all tho writer under Sherman House; corner Canal number of histories! portraits of great in- and Madison Street; Kinxio Street waa "an art" of gross repudiation of contract so widely spread as to serve as indications —"an act" intended to enrich bondholders by knows—there is a certain harmony of ef­ tcrctst; the members of the Centennial Depot, corner W.’ Kenxle and Canal fects in'the whole picture in spito of the Congress hangs on the walls in one room, Street: Wells Street Depot, corner Well* of the buisnew of the roarii of allmost many apparently inharmonious details. and below them are the very chairs ami and Kenxle Streets. every quarter of the country but New EngFor rates or io formation not attaina­ laid. It winds up its article as follow An American log-cabin does not scorn ap­ the table they used. A second large room ble «m your home ticket agents, ap­ ing the rates of intereat for the use of money, propriate in theheighberheod of a Moorish The results of tbc first quarter of the ply Marvin HvciHrrr. emancipating industry from the grip of the attractions already collected are—a grand, Gon. Kup’t, Chicago year may be summed up then as an in­ •■contractioaists" and money-lenders, securing palace like the Horticultural Hall, nor a stately picture of George III. in his youth; W. II. Stennett, crease of traffic, a corresponding increase of Japanese dwelling in the shadow of an full Icngtlw of William and Mary and Gen. Paw*. Ag»t, Chicago. sou, soove an, grow earnings, and a more than corres­ merauanis Quxm Anne; Bir Peter Ldy s portrait of ponding increase in net profits. Of course giving to millions of our idle mechanic* and Elixabetban Manor-boose nor an uncouth laborers the employment for which they have structure ofcorrugated iron by tho ride of Charles IL: the Sharpie collection of there are some local exceptions, but we been walling an*> praying for ao many long the perfect granite proportions of the Art cabinet pictures in colored crayons, indn have little hesitation in saying that by far and weary months. • Hall, nor a modern Italian villa in sight ding all the men and woineu of any note the greatest number of railroad companies of a coutroction in the medieval German in this country from 1787 to IfUKT; some arfi in better cooditiou to-day than they style, and yet ono does Rot get the idea uf exquisite china and. glass, fine old furni­ were a year ago. The year 1875 appears to have been the lowest point of railroad standard caln dollar'under the act of 1792, incongruity in looking at thee^-'straeturcs, ture, and everything that Lad to do with containing 416 grains of standard silver, waa depression; the company which could ,'made a full legal leader equally with gold aud perhaps it is because there is a sense of ths life of that age. The hall is really a fitness in their presence there. A world's most interesting place to visit. work through that year in safety might le' A chime of thirteen hells, representing fair is a kaltidescopc of the products of all considered fortunate, and stockholders nations, and nothing that is developed by the old thirteen States, has been comple­ may now safely congratulate themselves human skill and genius ui foreign or out ted by a Washington firm for exhibition on the improvement of their property." at the Centennial. Tlfcy Will be placed in the northeastern tower of Machinery If th* Democratic managers have done dare that justice demands the payment forms unite to make the tableau of the life Hall. Ihev weigh 21,000-poun-H. the coin obligations of the nation in either ot of the world which it is one of the* chief largest weighing 3,600 and the smalloat 350 pounds. Their value is $12,000. undying infamy a* the foulest aianderen. that Three times during each day—sunrise, ever disgraced American politics. All winpeople without regard to par­ for a formal opening of noon, and sunset—their music will enli­ danger of being changed by a . i so much atili remains ven the Centennial grounds. They were black mailers nt work in Washington manu­ to be done that it ia doubtful whether any shipped to4ais city this week. Prof. facturing scandal. Hopeless of ever possess­ impreaaion can be attempted on tho I Oth Widdows, who will operate the bells, at ing the full control of Hie Government through of May further than tho uncompleted die­ the exhibition, claims that tho chime is as a cunning, playa in tho main building of Machinery tho most harmonious in America. . straying the reputatlou of every Republican Hall. Thia will not be so much the fault The grounds have now been closed to of the Centennial authorities as of the ex­ all except officials, employe*, exhibitors, point of desperation -where assassination hibitors, who have delayed cremhing by and quilbdrivaa. The peanut merchants Being a bualneax that needs n great deal their own tardiness. Tho foreign exhibi­ and organ giiodcra have taken up their of experience, tors art fir ahead of our homo ' quarters along the approaches, and admin­ effectual melhoda of Congressional invest­ igation; still, he is perfectly ready to be in­ UNDERTAKING: wonderful seal. Other candidal who, when n thing ia to be done, like to see Mr. Blaine, instead of be- to justify this view of the case, nor did soldiers' bornties. believing that Coagree, could much better employ Ito lime fat such just the Board like cutting them off, aqwcially legislation in behalf of the soldiers and people the newspaper men who have done and than ia appreciating the bonded debt held by still doing, Gratuitously, so mueh to adrarnc arc interests of the exhibiliou. It has therefore bcea decided to issue two damus of free admission tickets—both good dur­ ing the entire term of the exhibitionone called complimentary for prominent know where the tariff resolution was. Mr. officials only, and the other for exhibitor, Robinson read the thirteenth; which he sold employes, newspaper oorrrepondents, rt “squinted at tbs tariff nad was the only hint al. The former will be printed on heavy they bad on the subject." Thia didn't cxaci- bond paper in square note sised sheets, and the others will be iu the shape of a more than a squint. Dm Mr. Field row, nee two-leuved book of card board. _ Each ro cipicnt of tbu latter must, have his pboto-^ graph inserted ou the third j<ago before right. When we get more money it will have ths 1st of Juno, or the ticket will be void. prominence as a bold and effective Re­ publican statesman. can National Convention. it well done. back Convention at Jackson on Wednesday duatrtal prostration which afflict and oppi the mu»«, which evils are the result of It lalioh in thvor of the few rich bondhold creditors of the Govsrautsni, ferdpi at men. But wo already observe a aarping native, enacted by that corrupt Instalment of. disposition in certain quartern which, as if tho money power, the Republican /party, and concurred in by lbs Democracy; yho believe foiled in tho uharges thus far made, ap­ that both of thewld pelitical orpteixallons are pears to be bent on taking ita revenge in so completely committed to the interest of the parasite classes aa to be whirtly unfitted to resuming the word of slander aud suspicion, servo the people earnvvt It is suggested that other evidence might favor the selection of u have been cited and other topics gone into, administer the gor barnacles, trickstL.. r Mr. Blaine can never satisfy, and perhaps broken generally; who be seated st Washington by nt iu public and social life will of political malignity—at leart he cannot ation of the Democratic aim bile; In a hope to dh it no long ns he holds his acterixed the earlr days of the the minds of all respectable, work with them. Harawfth we pl*e« before our reader# the suspicion or slander, Mr. chase of Little Rock bonds, which really the point, conclusive and satisfactory. "• What more could lw asked? And yet, that there should not be a peg left on Republican State ! injury of Pacific Road, declares dial he never had any pecuniary Hasting*. Mich., May 8,1876. .... - The Repudistor'fi Phtfocm. position as the Republican leader in Congress, ister to the wants of the daily throng of people in the most approved rtylo. Tho nature of the work in progreai required this closing up, though many complain of net until the first act is half over, no that he 1L Hundreds of men arev-variously'en­ gaged, preparing the walk*, planting trees and shrubbery as though they were on ionseta, removing rubbish wherever buildinc the opening day would not bo preferable operations have crossed, thus making way .a---------- Uwodrewtor, ods from the cam, and oihcr: to have things hi rtntfinetM -------,----- ug. In next week's letter I will give some account of what the differ­ ent States are doing, and the detail of arrangemenbi for die comfort and cuuvenbdd by some that if there was th icacc of visitors ou the grounds, no free ticket the price of admini Wl'KBniNN BnOTnKHN. After many yearn in the buninoa*, can truly say that they can do better work, and give better sat­ isfaction than any other Arm in thk* section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with the experience of a life­ time. will always give. hl< pmsoiial at­ tention to this part of their extensive btWlDVMS. Hearse and Team furnished when requested. The Electric Bahn will be used only wbeu desired. . STEBBINS BROS during 1870, were F14.4t4,l W.7G. Hastings, July 28th. 1876. xxlfitf �jhepeiBi-toBtijM'tol'bWL oi mugwh tr limmiTT.___ STRANGER'S GUIDE CITY LOCAL R^Jl. TDifl-CAItl> Local Correspondence. Political Notes. Dsuocaan ro. Gumsbacks. Secretary Briltow has sqtfrely viadicalcd hlaoselfof the charges preferred by Con- Convention I find, from our city the same men as leading spirits, we always bee in Democrat­ ic Conventions. There may, be no wrong in thia, because a man has the right to change his opinions from a hard money io a son QSatuntayant! Saadi nomination in the Democratic Caucus as dele­ gates to the Democratic County Convention and then go to the GreenU’dk Convention In Kfflr tbe same capacity. I really would like to ask these delegatus, in tion on a hard money platform and the Green­ back Party would run a candidate on their principal, which one they would support ? POST OFFICE TIMECARD public know about this. If you cannot sup­ port a hard money candidate fer provident next fell I don't think you willjbe a fit delegate, Symptoms of Catarrh. lljutwell shakes tbe bloody shirt." He gav* Bayard a good shaking, if that is what I offensive breath, impaired smell and taat*. diirineas, mental depression, tickling cough, ole. Only a few of the aboye symptom* ar* likely Dcmocrats as-an attractive and probably to be present in any case at on* time. When applied with Dr. Pieroe'. Nasal acceptable Presidential ticket, Davis (Jeff Douche, and accompanied with Dr. Ileree's and Tweed. Golden Medical Discovery a* constitutional The April debt statement demonstrates thal Gr®#nb»ck«. HASTINGS Farmers remember that the old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury ia, as over, buying eggs, butter, poultry and all kinds of farmer s produce, under Barlow A Good Joar's store, aud paying for the same the of nearly a million a month fester than was This thorough course of medication conetitntee ighesl market pnoe. Patronite the house being done one year ago. » tbe oaly scientific, rational, safe and successful you k»ou: to te reliable. XX2tf According to the Willmington, Del. Cbssmero'a/, the liquor organisations throughout GEORGE L HEA THS. Lical filijijitj; ftotice? Daya rd as a Presidential candidate. the operations of the Specie Resumption act ANNOUNCEMENT TO TRE PUBLIC. contracted >100,000,000 by January I. 1877. trill TL—7Z33S GriZ—. ZZ---- ZX W. Vrearnaa which shall in case you cannot carry your joint then try ILOST—A hound color, Uray and Rlack, name, ’Sun. Anyone returning said dog or giving information u to his whereabouts U-n>.>, shall be remuniated. Damocrals of this city and would adviro you to tender your resignation k> that genuine staying It the Hastings House, has fur the last throe or four days been so overrun with busl- he expected Io. hence he will remain here fur a few days longer. He ia doing some wonder­ ful cure*. and ia l«yond question a very skill­ ful practioner In all chronic diseases. He ro- Rainy. Gold 112). Greenl>aek.« were worth in coin on Satur­ day t»bj cents on tbe duller. Mr.T. Philips is building an addition to bl« rroidence in tbe Fourth ward. Alderman Evans is building a linrn nt residene® in the Scc^ph Ward. Du not fail to read the bminess nuttces under his treatment, especially to Bed. Me­ ed for deafhess. Go and vm hi vinccd of bis abilities and oNii lit* children call on Michael Grace. in many foreign certificates that we could Dr. Jaaou Turner is making extensive im- Compliments Marshall PrickcU is doing a good work by compelling the saloons io close up on the hour appointed. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Miller's celebrated Theatrical Troupe, will appear at Union Hall to-night and tomorrow night. Let the Hal! tie well filled. Aiderman Sheldon ia making arrangements preparatory rebuilding an ^idttion to his resi­ deice in the Fourth ward. MV. Win. Burgher has been building a line picket fence and laying a side-walk in front of a neat, tidy six column folio, and is to be Is- superior to the former ■■blanket shce(j» style it presented.— lOnfe Hull Eortnt. iblicsn paper* of the JDite-has its twentieth volume nml un<h •formation from a weekly into Mr. Win. Hams who was so badly injured last fall by felling from a wood shed he was building i-« able to get out on the streets once Slate sportsmans saeociaiion will meet at Jackson to-morrow. The editor of the Baa- List of Patents. ■nding May fl, I87G, i. 187fl. Furnished :. Solicitors of Pal ■is. Washington, D. C. J. Young. Potato Digger—Southfield. V. Bench, Treadle—Battle Creek. F. Eicbbaum, Gas— Detroit. G. Myeis. Windmill—Schoolcraft. T. Rice, Sewing Machins Attachment—Kai. tion for the County of Burry. Id the replevin cause of Abraham Swart vs plaintiff, a verdict that seems to meet as fully the expectation of the public as any ev­ er rendered in the -Court. Sweroey A Knap­ pen for the plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook for the J. Sweetland. Fit* Kindler—Pontiac. A trip of aliout fifty miles through connly. proves to us that the prospects for defendant. PuMAXsair.—Mr. C. H. Baker will giv* itivirucliSns in Spencerian penmanship at were snprudngly beautiful. The iloasom, and indicate a bountiful har- Rowers Hall, on Stale Street, commencing on will be largo and there is pienty of time meeting Friday, and the President directed Secretary Fish to notify the British Govern’ meat thal a refusal to extradite Winslow on planting in season for a full crop. READ THIS Treaty. On Friday the cause of Lena E. Wright by her next friend. II. Wnght, vs. Wm. Tinkler et. al. involving the title to a piano, sold by F. D. Ackley to Miss Wright, was tried in the Circuit Court, and a verdict rendered for tbe plaintiff. Tbe cause was ably tried by James A. Sweesy for the plaintiff and C. G. Holbrook fur the defendants. Of the jus|ke of the verdict there cannot, we think, be a reasonable doubt, though the course of F. D. Ackley in swindling our people out of their ust dues, was simply an outrage, for which there does not seem to have been the slight­ est ni°*M|,y- „ ^-WTSuirdaylbe Editor of t he B xxxaa assist­ ed by Past Grands David R. Cook. Geo. II. - -ks, John Seward. T. A. DeRemer, and several *...ltjr<n from Thornapple Lodro in; slluitad Prairievin. No. 279,1. 0. O. F. . — Rev. J. Boynton, N. G ; M. J. Oom, V. G.; T. B. Desmond, Sec.; W. W. Bugbee, T.; S. E. Bowen, W.: Perkins. R. II. Boweu, I. G. Quest—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brutheni of course. Mr. Bristow by pouring out the bitterest abuse on Mr. Blaine. It hi conduct moat To voters, we the undersigned Town­ unfair in itself, fids* to Republicanism .and ship Board of Irving, Harry county, Midi, treacherous Io Mr. Bristow. hereby give notice that we have received a petition signed by 17 voter* of said Town­ The Impeachment Trial. ship, praying for a special Township meet­ ing to vote money for the purpose of build­ The result of the impeachment proceed­ ing a Town Hall and as the action at the ings thus far is tho decision of the Senate Annual meeting waa illegal, we therefore that on Thursday last it would begin to hereby order that a special meeting of the hear arguments on the question whether Electors be held at the house of Owen W. W. Belknap is amenable to trial by Hoonan on ace. 46, May 25th, 1876, at impeachment for acts done as Secretary of 8 o’clock a. m. to vote the means for said War, notwithstanding his resignation of Hall, not to exceed 8400 dollani; also to saicLoffice, and that the. management and vote for the location of said Hall, counsel in their argument! discuss the By order of the Township Board, material, and whether the matter in sup­ port of the jurisdiction alleged by the House of Representatives in the pleading* Hul*equcnt (otbe articles.of impeachment can be aa alleged if the same are not averred in naid articles. The Senate has also de­ cided that the opening and closing of the argument shall be given to the counsel lor the respondent, and that the three counsel and four of the managers may be heard in such order as may be agreed upon by themselves; and that such time be allowed Emkaxckl Cuvbcb. J. W. Bxxcaorv, Rector. Services this week. On Monday, at 7 : 80 p. M On Friday at 7 :80 PM, choir Meeting. __ __ ________________ Hon. Charles B. Farwell of Chicago doesn't feel to bed beeauae be is denied * seat In tbe preeent Congress. lie writes to a friend: ■•To be unseated by ex-Uebel. causes me io have no regrets. The Democratic platform new is : ‘The country must be governed by the representatives of the loot cause.' In other words: Whoever twisted to preserve the Republic must be put down. The House to-day ie under tbs absolute control of par. doned, tin re pea ted Rebels. l*Mir says: * * Undoubtedly there ia a 1 impression thal the Democratic baa done rather too much smelling and ( Il ia said that Gov. Tilden has been terribly Aisapointed by the result of ths Utica Conven­ tion. and that be directly charges John Kelly kWith catering late a bargain with tbe Canal 'Ring to bring about his (Tilden's) defeat st Ransom Wolcott, Asuael Hubbard. Irving, May Ctb, 187G. We sell none of this cheap-made Fmniture that Is made by machinery. Tbe goods we make la made by hand, and warranted. We Invite all persons to call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear Inspection. No trouble at all Rail Road Notes. Detroit and MIL waukee Bailroad during tho week ending April 27th, were >21,GOO, an increaro of about |900 over the corresponding week A Grat Redictioa ii Prices! Great Western Railway earned ISO,650 ; an increase of 85,115 over the same week Dealers tn al! kinds FURNITURE, WFIUMffi Look here ! DANES’ SONGS. STEWART’S SONGS. Whi.rorthat.roa love ms. S. and C. Ktewart. » CENTENNIAL suite* AN! QHAITETT* Look here ! What! don't you think we can sell Coffins, Caskets Shrouds a cheaper Uian any firm in the State? can do it, for, with the help of MEMORIAL SONGS. We J. M. HEWES, we guarantee Satisfaction. Hearse furnished free to any pentou purchasing a Coffin worth ^Xo. We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make thp-oract oL_our Coffins and Furniture. Salisbury & Brotseau. Hastings, Dee., 22, 1875. J. Cole <fc Son WH0LESALE A RETAIL S2yl FARM FOR SALE! The subscriber offers for sale a Valuable Farm in tho Township of Hastings, near Quimby Station, on the Grand Rapids Divis­ ion of tbe Michigan Central Railroad, contain­ ing RIGHTY ACRES, of which fenced and thorough drained. There is tho foundation for a bouae, aad a good Urn on tho Promisee. The property will be sold on liberal terms, as to payments and al prices which cannot fail to be satisfactory to any 31st, die Michigan Central Railroad earn­ ed $1,650,372, an increase over last year Sulwcribar. of886,636; the Canada Southern earned, WM. McPHKMON. Hastings Jaa'y. 1st. 1878. XXBOmC 371 over March, 1878. HAYS’ SONGS. Djtahten Goofa Bracteh Frua, k ending March 8165,431 in March, an incnaee of 882,­ 8TBBBIKS BRO’S. । arocMnslne a a' last year. For the three months Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition at our Furnlturv Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE NEA^i BUSINESS.' Furniture Rooms south aide Stale St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. SALISBURY A BROSSEAU last year. During the week ending April 7 th, the Holdkbs, and everything in the Furniture line. We Invite all persons to call and look Postal Notice. The Iraaincs* of the Hastings Post-office cloaca al 8 o'clock P. M. All vmail depos­ ited in th® door j before opening-- tn the morning will go tail in the first mail. Please buy stamps on Saturday to last over Sun­ for argument *s the managers aud counsel day as we have no Sunday hours for bus. may desire, Thia arrangement ia not sat­ i°^w4 J. M. Nevins, P. M isfactory to the managers' who have claim­ ed the right to open and close the argument, and they may lay their grievance qefore the Whitman's Assortod Candies—the best House. u the market. A full supply al J. P Robert/. The earnings of the Government aa an abrogation by Great Brit ain of the extradition clauso of the Ashburton 4tl£ Because we warrant all goods w® Golngto Kansas or Colorado. Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sprngs, Cucharu, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Ariaona. Special round trip 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at 850, taking in the famous watering places on tho D, A R, G, Road. Low em­ igrant rates to the San Juan Mine*. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between bill embodying the principles discussed at M. D. Reed desires to call attention to the M iroouri River and the Rocky mount the Chittenden dinner, namely, the retire­ lit# new Wagon Shop, where ho may bo tains without change. Close connection ment of three millions monthly of National found at all hours of any day, ready to do made at Kansas City and Atchison in any work in hU line, from putting a new Union Depot' For maps, time table*-and spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the “ San Juan Guide," address, eat at this dinner prodiet that an agreement the best boggy ever seen in the county of T. J. Andeeson, cannot be had on I life proposition. Barry. Don't forget the place; in the ~ Hatt. Aot. shop with Jason Rich ± Bro., comer of XX53tf Topeka, Kan. Church and Railroad Strout. Bristow sent him a note heartily com grot u- xx6tf laling him on bis triumphant defence. Again, W. II. H. Heath, the senior tn cm be of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Cor has retired from business in this city, and 8i die lap) j ngain is now traveling for tho Grand Rapids Burial Caro Co. HU nutty friends wish Church Calendar. May U. 4th Sunday after Kaster ority of my work in the past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of firat-c work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south aid* State Street. 3Uf Geo. L. Heath. Do you. want the l>e*t Havana Cigar* most prominent feature in the canvass; while go to J. P. Roberta' for them, If t hr case be decided quickly it may, I* parPipe*, cigar holders, stems, mouth cccs and all Smoker's material kept in rgo iiuantity at xx'Uiwl John Bessmkr'k. NoU«!*kLtoe'l ! ville organising a Lodge of the Independent tinier of Odd Fellows on Saturday. The Republican Stale Convention will be held at Grand Rapids on Wednesday, for the deci ion of delegates to the National conven- can sell cheaper than any Irotm? in Bar­ ry County, for these reason*: iug to defer the impeachment trial till the Fall election*. , Such a po.tponement Uy which ia due between bighminded state* The Ilaxtingv Xffuklicon JljKtrr has changed from a HU colomu quarto weekly, to ■ 24 column folio Semi weekly.— Ge»ata Ca. FURNpURE! Of every Description which we Hastings.Jlajr 1st 1876. John Hyatt. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Where you wnl find all kinds of Partlea having Picture* to frame would do well tog •them framed of un as we can do it P ;jrand Cheaper than any house In P County. We keep Take the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe Now arrival of First Clast Chewing To­ *‘,d **** *1<*t*l etock ot after bacco at John Beastncr'a. Try it. xxiixl Railroad; the new and popular line from PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD- California, will arrive at Philadelphia in sca- aw Smoker# buy your Tobacco at xxi3wl John Bkmmeh'h. Keep It. goods ourselvaa. 1 ».t Democrats so long as they suit your fancy and COUNTY OFFICERS. STEBBINS BRO’S. PIOTURESL men. I am now all alone in the Photograph busiocM, and a* I have made arrange­ ments to increase my facilities for doing but more of a renegade tn the Democratic :ta»Sius Attention I will sdl for tho next Sixty Days far Greenbacks only, Boots aud shoes w*v down low. in order to dose out my stock for New Spring Goods. I abo sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine, differ ent kinds of Sewing Machine Needle* and Machine Oil. I also sell- Well A Cistern Pump*. J. Maus. Opposite tho Post Office Xx41tf Hastings, Midi. GROCERS Mr te hit al the Laval Unu Bate Un Him mom IATE8 LIE UE lam Shingles Lath &c. �0B?«|ri-Weriny>e|rtd)licH6awer rural topics. once to warn tho rural public against be­ ing swindled by a set of sharpers who hail from Wall, Broad, or adjacent streets iu New York, and claim to giro people a great chance to make money in stock privi­ leges, ‘‘puts and calls," as they are called. T* L. .L« /.f l!u>n, »a nnt dead of Winter as to make ahy money on their “puts." “calls'' and “straddles,' be­ cause these men themselves generally ab­ sorb all the advance or fall there may be inatockfl in their commissions. If auch fortunes as they rvpnwcnt were to bo made they wouldn't be such' fuob ns to advertise for other parlies to make them, but they would make them themselves. It would be an eye-opener to see where some of these •‘bankers" do their business, being sometimes confined to a pine desk, with space enough around it to accomodate an occasional greenhorn to a cliair. of the new hive on one aide, say on three of them, with melted beeswax, using a small brush or a rag tied to the end of a stick-will do. The operation must be quickly performed to make the comb ad­ TREK SWIXDLERS. here well. Next you should apply a thick Farmcra and others arc cautioned against coat of wax to the extreme lower edges of buying trees and other nursery stock from tho oilier bars, which should be made of unknown men, who profess to be agents the shape of au inverted A or V, thus, V; fur Various firms, as many of them are but the angle may be kns acute. This swindlers who take orders fur choice trees, shape, if the lower part be waxed a half on &c.. and deliver trash that they buy al a inch on each side, will cause the bees to very low price. The? are plausible liars, build their combs evenly upon them. Now and all they care about ia to get your you are ready tu transfer yuur bees. In money, never expecting to sell you a sec­ the forenoon of a warm day turn your old ond bill. Then there arc otlicracauips who box hive bottom up, and set upou it an sell “patent rights" eu things that they empty lure of the same sixe and shape, or own no “right” in ; and some fellows are any box made to Ct well. Then tic a travelling about selling a recipe for mak­ cloth around where the two hives connect, ing butter, to cost only four cents |>er so xs to exclude the light; then rap smart­ pound, equal to tho best-in market worth ly upon the lower hive with a stick in each -15 ccuts. It is to bc-hopcd tliat no sensi­ hand for 20 minutes, by which time the ble fanner will throw away hl* money on queen, and the most of. the bees will have such fraud*. gone into the box a^ove ; then place yuur FENCE MUTV. new hive upon a sheet either where the old hire stood, before driving out tho ChntflUt and cedar posts will last gen­ bees, or directly in front of its place, raisu erally 2U years ; anil if charred by fire, or tbe front edge two or three inches, then • if the parts going into the ground be cov­ by a sudden jar dislodge all the bees in ered with a heavy coat of nil tar, in which front of it, and they will all cuter it, also cnongh resin has byco mixed to harden it those that were in the fields and the trans­ when cold, they will remain sound for a fer t* complete. Now set the new hive life-time. Powdered charcoal mixed with ______ _ __________ boiledaud linieed upon the stand of the___ old [ <onc, takeoil^nd applied with a brush, some 01 of the the couibs combs iu in the the old hive vvutaiucontain- * will also preserve posts a long time. some Old hive ing honey, which place in tho new hive UKMKDV FOB SCOrilK. ou the bottom board, raised so as to allow ' A valuable remedy for scours in tows, bees to pass under them, theft contract the 1 calves, colts, pigs, and other live stock, is entrance (If tho hive somewhat to keep out ' very strung coffee; and if they cannot bo robber bees, and all will be right. induced to drink it, pour it through a fhnCOMMJUU1XAL FEBTlMZEttS. i ne! or from a bottle, hut don't pull out the As a general rule farmers should try to nuimal'a tongue, bccnu-c tlie o>ffoc will be produce all the manure they use from their liable to enter tlic wtpdpipe. z own live stock, because guano, poudrcttc, bone dust, supciplKephtte, Ac., are not al­ Moses dropped in on the/Dowagiacs on ways to be relied on, and beside this fact, lands fertilized by them for 'a series of Thursday evening, anti found a good yc^ra lose their, producing power to a great Field to tell what he !kncw apout Robin- . i • i sou Crusoe’s money,! yclept greenbacks. He landed the trampt, and went back on tho bankers for a couple of hourx, after which he fumiod a dun, with H. S. Bus­ kirk and. Carl Gerdtug at the head. It was. with a peculiar satisfaction our currcupondent wntchcdthc an terrified democracy ‘■tumble vuiuun. «v to" .•mown Most* <*uu and his »u *»w>«. theory.— Detn>it E^minj Nutt. . — ------ The analyse* made of tbent may be made 1 The Ypsilanti Commercial says that from fair samples ; but the probability ia, • "McLaughlin, the champion wrestler of the that when a pound or two arc sent to a ; wor)d, has never used intoxicating drinks, chemist for an analysis, these samples gen- and ---» doesn't -»------ ■- •known ---------- — ------one xt_j kind -r of t: liquor crally are of a better quality than what is from another. He has never used iu any sold by thfi ton, bag or barrel. “Super­ form. He is a thorotigh temperance man, phosphate" is or ought toba, groundhonca and a practical exemplification of its util­ dissolved with oil of vttrol (sulphuric ity. acid), but some other ingredients are often mixed with it to increase the bulk and NEW ADVERT18EJIEKTN. weight. Bone “flour,” as well superphos phate, is an excellent fertilixer for almost G.S*. Rowell & Co’s. Column. every crop when it is obtained pure, the bones being ground very fine or dissolved, and arc available for plaul food immediate­ ly whereas the coarsely ground bones have to remain iu the soil much longer to be beneficial. Five hundred pounds of bone flour, or dfist, as it is often called, and 50 Iba of nitrate of potash are an excellent thoroughly harrowed in L-----sown. These fertilixnra arj i--------- J "• In fur other crops^r for *lands to Iu. be seeded down to grass, •tfhett applied to eropa tn the bill, they should be mixed with about , four times their bulk of fine soil, and so left a few weeks if convenient, before be­ ing used. A pint of this mixture to the hill, will show good remits. STATIC Or uirto! l^temSt* Jndirill MwaUlt lt. the Cir- 1W R, D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON ■t bvtel* next friend PROBATE OBDEB. Baoiu.l Brandl and able papcBW ns. paid adrewisements, and•ercaty-aix. then quote them as thn “N. !Y.------- say*’' so and so. AMiy, then' is n» much chance for you to be Htruck by lightning in the BEES. Iii purchasing honey bees, neo that you do not obtain them within.two miles of your dwelling, as they might fly Irnck to their old home, or a part of them, and bo loot. It is just an well to get them in the old stylo of box hive, and they can be transferred to such movable comb hives ns you coucludo to use, after they have swarmed once, waidng 15 to 20 days to give time for the young bees to leave their cells, or as many as possible, then transfer them. The easin! way to do this, is first to attach a few ffioces of comb to the baru degrix. It docs very well to apply them one or two years to the most of crops, and then to change to barnyard manure. But the question comes up, “whose commer­ cial fertilixers ore reliable and worth the prices asked?" There is, undoubtedly, a good deal of deception practiced by the manufacturers of these fertilizers, and the only safe way is to make truth uf them in small quantities before purchasing largely, LEGALS. No AMavito of publication will tZ give until aid for. AH to be Inserted at th. tnteprk*. F£T£MliN*S BBKVE FILLS. 1 lharouvon It i- ~~'* ^UKMZti Gail twenty daj mW33E Circuit Cwt Cammtr.lon.rlu and for (Atruicjpy.) AUcrt. Wm. H. Pow,J£tl»( PROBATE ORDER. rerlaia udmu'dMk l* th* _ Great Bargains --------IN— ' teflVr rlrtirochb. Pianos and Organs C. PRTNDLE. The Smith American Organ. SALE ON EXECUTION. cMUtavit; Tfcay otAwHon ibirto-i HAZELTON BEO.’S PIANOS. laaement* ERNEST GABLER PIANO, all the rirhl. UU.aadinlMWl the roll Hobort DlnwMdie, had on th* raid Uh of Nuferabor. A. D. IKS. in ami to th. fonowinx drocribod r«sl arute. HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Dated PrBiricTille, FeiMwary 3Mb. A. D. ICT. eoataluinx forty itoTacrroJriand. acootdini tu the < - Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Oli Pilots aiO Organs taies io Eichange fir New Ones. % oftSii-:tfolTmJr<xira« tor Ml. rad »Hl st th* north front door of tl»« Cojirt Jlonro. lath, city of llwtino. fo raid eomilr of Barn. th* .bore Chari - noon, that b*inr bMwwn th* hoar of nine o'vloek “** *“*” •' — Vo'S?? $,rCRB*ST. MORTGAGE SALE. X.bl. n,.*—.U. MWU.e ItJto of M.r*b, recorded in the rrrWan e ran. and on which »*id note* »>.d mortfira there Uclalmed to be dne nt the fit* heraoj. !er princi- R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Mictiiga Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw a Flint. uKir A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. doHara and *eT«utj-elthl rente THE ENEMY OF DISEASE TO MAN ANO BEAST Sa gj w? [VSJ1.M1. also aa aUoraer fee of flfty dollart IQM) ei in laid mortra** exprceelr provided and no ruIt MUSTANG of Sjs Ap«r»eiBrwi» Food. Boater** loaa of n»mpoint ten(10) rod* wLtrfth.'.art Un* o"Motion :dy. Price 11 per bex. Pent e*erri receipt «>/price. Addrrer II. A. Monball, Miob. or21 Jobn BL | FITS & .EPILEPSY ABOUT FOWLS. Always use china eggs fur i.-est eggs, and never-put eggs under a hen till she haa ad onc,night ou a china egg, and is found upon her nest tho-socond night,then at evening put the eggs under her, eleven to a large ben and nine to a small one. ]xrl the nest boxes be of ample aixe, 15 tu 18 inches square; and first put a layer of dry earth at the bottom, then make the nests of fine hay or straw, and sprinklc a little flour of sulphur among it to drive away lice. Keep your hen house well whitewashed, perches and all, and remove the manure often. Put it into a barrel and when filled or partly filled take it in­ to your garden, and mix it with about four times its bulk of soil. Make a heap broad enough to contain the entire droppings of i the season, and here compost your tnuiurc from limo to time, always leaving the top of the heap flat so as to retain rains, and cover wit. litter of any kind, so thal none of the heap will be exposed to the rays nf the sun. These comi post heaps should be shoveled over two or ■ three times during New Haven Conn.* Ww FOR THE !S#T. POSITIVELY CURED. Coox Minuoi Lum „ ' DR- 1IEBBARD*S CURE IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS, Mt will Blve si,000 for a era. U will n Mercantile Training rtgKSg; KlSt. _______ . ________________ ir worrteaM of tbe ionseit etandlns. by uii 1 THE FOE OF PAIN Morton* • 2MT- LINIMENT WHICH HAS STOOD THETEST OP 40 YEA RS. THERE IK NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE NO ACHE, NO PAIN. THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A ROT TLE COSTING, 25c.. 60c.. or SLOW. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING; AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE UOItSE. »Url YOUNG_MEN. CHARLES R. WELLS, 1'r^i.l, HENRY h. LULLS, SrtfHify GUARDIAN’S SALE. , . matter of the rotate ofLouoa A. Gatse ■S3 J.RDIBBLEE.C Addro*. UtLMOEK SM^TH ^C0_. The most extensive, thorough and com­ plete institution of the kind in the world. Eight thousand graduates of this college now in oucccssful buKincw in tin- pnm nal j t<)Wnq p tthe jw United Slate* cities ftn and towns o of Slates * The Richt ffl of Kiieatimi for Yow Men. Dated. April Uh. ICT. aprl’iT sgs la herby <lren tbat NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING ADMINISTRATORS SALE- THE BICKFOKD AUTOMATIC Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and famished apartments for the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic methods of CnltM»tateo< ONE H UK DP. ED AMD FOURTH EDITION. BUSINESS TRAINING, Young men who contemplate a business life, and parents haring sons to educate, arc particularly requested to send fur documents relating to the college, which give full information at to terma, condi­ tions of entarnoe, etc. Address, CHARLES R. WELLS, Pratdwt, xx29lf fuanU eqnal'y as t-rofal m the 8«*iax Macliinr. Perfect. *• Aeap Hatxn, Q>nn oib.r. not IWirod br ». are dear and i*Im 1,1 iuf.lnramimt* on our numl*. m«l wo r.b-"Y . rolltdted cclred. ’ CertlficaUt f. Ju»enll« Ml LlUtC, tbe cotn- 8HEET MUSIC S80’87 JANE X COLE, Administratrix. FOR SALE It THF BANNER 0FF1CF AU Federal OBoen. .VoldierA. and rial ion. wonndod ruptured, or I nJ ,.r*d U the line »( duty in tbe Ute war. and dieaidad thereby, cun obtain a pea- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-11.pdf 4b72671b57d388dcb9d6277b24a4606a PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNRY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY MAY 11, 1876 NO. 4. VOL. XXL The ?6|i -Weekly ItylAlicaji Rapper. PUBLISHER. AfiRlCHTlIRAL IHPIIIINTSI oppoiit, tk. Court FOB THE SPRING TRADE. GEO. M. DEWEY AND EDITOR THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS. Dfift te Ils «t ths Xsrth tMs of Btate Strsst. Htettacs. BArry \ Ora SOW. rat r<*r in Adrsnes------------------- »> » With. Wood or Iron Beam. lT-OOl 3o_oo| S0J0|_SAM ko-tol 60JO| HUM I tao.QP Land Rollers. Harrows, Plows. ruByMa—» Dtr—tory Canfa, not exeeodior lix Msar-t. Cultivators. Double - Shovel Cont Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TRIUMPH HARVESTER ABD WIRE STATE MOWER,' uA.3C.SO ■X>JBC3S i 1) I< BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS With patent Bent Gear, made from tho best New York Second !. Growth Hickory, , ' The Old Reliable -» WM. JONES. JACKSOIV WAGOIV. DENTIST ' Constantsy ou Hand, z • MartTille. • Mirtiiaii. A.T J^GRICLTJLrURA.B HALL, All work prompib- attsaJsd to. One door eant of Goodyears Hardware. I J- J»4W MESSER & POWERS. * r.a io, tore. ferrlae. Rin ud Oraaasital PAINTER At A. M. Rock’a Carriage Shop Hastings,^Mich. Jefferson St. Sirpcal ail Islaical DENTIST; XF3S3ALY 3F-IIVJS! line of Overcoats of all sizes, (jiNTRAL HOUSE styles, kinds and prices. Over Will to all brraebs* of the Frofe^kn »nd HASTINGS, KIOH. L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. HiTinclaaMd tho C«Elr«l Hom ophite ou oM p!m. of bouinaaL with more room aad better ■crjamodotioQi. I oh'ali ba to »eo oil my different patterns of imported and domestic liuod itaMina Itoonn«*il4>n with the house. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. . x&t Hut iso. MbU Kor. M. WTS. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. XX24tf and Buggies And am pr»»*r»J to Ao aU Ktwi* of NEW WORK aad imPAiaiNO torn* tbs Tinas, sad al llbanl dbsoest fcc Iteadr P»r. I am »w rsttlac *>• The place to buy your. DRUGS <fc MEDICINES! is. at the New Work. CITY DRUG STORE, Shop on Jefferson Street, Hastings HuteL north of „ Hokn? tbukful fur l-**i Uran. t *U 11 Ktirlt C.ABAENES will be glad to see all of his old friends and m may moreas will favor h'm with their patronage. “Not mud>; indeed, Mira Wardlow, I have so much to do nt homo that I can hardly get time." . “How is it with you, Edson ? Du you like to build it?" “No; it is too cold work to walk a mile and then come into a cold barn and get a fire going before I can get warm. Don’t you think it is tough, Jerry?” • “I did “iiot try it last winter; I gave Hugh Marston a quarter of a dollar to j build it for me when my turn came." “la Hugh Manitou a good, reliable boy?" “I suppose so; but he issooueeri I never Jsaw him play in my life till to-day; did you, Edson?' ' “I beljcvo not; he is always still as a , come a perfest nuisance to the community. Tho youngaat child was always a sufferer from the time she was born ; she never walked a step; she died after her faiher ; you just ought to sec Adeline, she is a per feet beauty; she is a little younger than Hfiiglr. she was not at school to-day; I am going down to-night to see her, it mamma u willing." “Hugh said his mother was sick, and and his sister was staying with her ; per­ haps tlut is tho reason ahe is not otschool Wnat is tho matter with Mr*. Maraton?" “Probably consumption ; it ia too bad her father will not help her now. He is very rich." “I think I will call with you this even­ ing, if you nro willing; but, Mary, why did —^‘Mother rays bis mother. Mrs. Maraton, not Hugh take a scat among the boys,this “ in a perfect lady, but they arc desperately morning? "You noticed it, I suppose." , poor. Marston died in 'delirium tremens "Yes, I did; and I raw how nicely you drink firstTlnd once in a while a roguish jog of thoelbow, or a tap on the bottom of the cup, would scud the water from the dish, spiralling up into the drinker's face. i Some enjoyed the fan, while others were rather inclined to resent it. Harriet Lee­ lour or five year* ago, and they have shamed the boys for their sdfiahnen; there ton had the cup filled to the brim, and w iwmo ' hurled the youngest child since," raid were only two seats vacant, and as soon as Fred Green came up, aha <|««hod the whole Mary. he came in the boys spread themselves out, cupful right into his face; it ran down he “Indeed, Hugh reads beautifully; he ao as to show him ho could not sit ‘with neck, and over his clothes, and for a mo­ ought to be in a higher dam. and he them." ment blinded him. should be Studying arithmetic and geogra­ “I suppose Hugh is a sensitive child, “Take that, for tearing my apron this phy; perhaps they are not able to buy and knowing his father's misfortunes, and morning!" their poverty, he shrinks from coming in “Oh, Hattie! how could you du ao? “I suppose that is tho oaae; but I will contact with any one that would be likely Have you forgotten poor Tommy Mahcw?" tell you it is too bad. Irast winter. Hugh to wound him.' raid the gentle voice of Mary. did got a new reader, spelling book and “That is just it; but hero ia my home’’ ‘ I suppose I shall norer hear tho last geography, nnd Home of the boyn ton* them —and Mary "opened a gate for Mira Ward­ of it, anyway," growled Harriet Leeson, as low to enter. A ■ up to kindle the fires with." ahc turned a cold shoulder to Mary. “Did not the teacher have them replaced It was a pretty little white cottage, with “I did not mean to reproach you, Hatfur "him?" a low piaxxa across the front; the yard was tic; but I supposed you did not rememl>cr “No; he said it waa none of his busi- filled with shrubbery, and soma beautiful how badly you felt about it," evergreen trees stood ip front, and were “What’s tho game?" exclaimed Jerry, “Poor boy; he SJ a Irani times; hc.mdaA now covered with anew wreaths, that ma le anxiaus to turn the conversation into a have some book*." it look almost like fairy land. There is pleasant channel. “I think, Miss Wardlow,I havoafourth nothing more lovely than the dark ever­ “Button!" ’'Copenhagen!” “Clap out!" ‘•Blindfold!” “Hunt the slipper! ' cried reader ho may have; I will ask mother," greens, when dressed in their winter adorn said Mary Watson. *, ing. A Newfoundland dog came bounding half a doten voice*, all at once. “I think father and mother will be*will­ down the neatly shovelled path to meet Finally they agreed upon Copenhagen. ing he should have Tommy’s arithmetic them, expressing groat joy al hii young Fred Green pulled a long piece of string and alate and geography," raid Sarah?” mistress’ return. out of his Jx>ekct, tied a knot in the ends “Did I not hear Thomas spoken of to­ “Miss Wardlow, this is Mr. Argus Wat­ so as to join it together firmly, and the day as dying last winter, Sarah?" I son. He is a very talented gentleman,and scholars farmed thonwelvre into a ring,each “Yes, ma’am. Hattie Lereon flung\iu. quite a favorite with us all.. Where arc one taking bold of the string with the rjght whole pail of water on him. The teacher■ your manners, ajr, that you do not shake hand, while that placed the left open be­ would not let him sit by the stove, and he bands with the lady?" • hind them. Mary Watson had carefully Down rat the great shaggy . fellow, and took a fever, and died in two weeks. Hoi placed the little children on tho desks on was my only bi other too." raising his white right foot, presented it the back scat*, to as to be out of danger “It was very rad. indeed! I hops we with great decorum, while at the same limn ot being nurt, or run against, at tho same time they could see the game played by shall have nothing of the sort this winter, he tipped his head on one aide in a comical it ought to have been a lesson. We were manner. Mira Wardlow drew off her mittho older ones, ' “I always look out that thp babies are speaking of Hngh; you think, Sarah, your• ten, and shook the offered paw with parents will lend him tho books for thisi cordiality. ■ safe before we begin our plays," she said, “Then* that will do, air. You have got as she passed the teacher s desk, and met winter?" “No, I think they, will giro them to। oi* good friend in Colebeetar now, Mias j her approving smile. Wardlow; he will never forget you. Had । “So I see; but, Mary, are you not going him for his own." “Batter still. Now, boys, what ray you you not ahaken hands with him, you I to inrite Hu^h and me to play with you ? to tho plan of your all paying Mtncthing,, could never have made rfrienda with him ; l| I am fond of games." “Will you play with us, Mira Wardlow? nnd hiring Hugh to build the firm for the! I thought you would." “Certainly; I never refuse a hand, or I never thought of such a tiring! We shall winter? It would help him and perhaps suit you." . paw, that is extended in friendly advance." bo ao glad to have you!" f “1 think it would be grand ! We willI Mrs. Wataou opened the door and met “Come. Hugh; you nnd I can play our part, I am sure;" and taking hold of hw do it. There are forty-seven boys, andI the teacher with her daughter; a smile hand, ahc drew him along into the ring, wo enu give a quarter of a dollar apiece। was upon her awcct face. “Mamma, may I go down to Mr*. between herself and Mary; liis face was easy enough, and he can rave thcaalios andI sell them-" Marston'* alter tea? The teacher will go scarlet. Edson Laue was the first one to “That will give him twelve dollars—- with me and make a call.” pans round, and he struck tho teacher in enough to buy him a suit of clothes. “I think my little dangliter will do up her open hand with the handkerchief. up the tea things, and that uramma will go Quick as thought ahe started in pursuit, What do you say, Janus?" “It is good pay,but he has to come overr herself. Eddie tells me that Addie was and before het was more than half way­ a mile, and he chope all ths wood they use: not at school. I am afraid her mother ia round the ring, she had caught him. bhe at home." not as well ns usull; so I had just askeji then signalled Hugh Marston, and gave “Well, young genllemcB, what do youi your father to drive me down this evening, him a race three times before lie could say?" Will you take this busincra into> as you came in ; .and Miss Wardlow will even touch her dress. Hugh called out your own hands, and see to it before to­- go with me." Mary Wataou; and it was really delight­ To say that the young teacher waa ful to ree bow his eyes shone and sparkled morrow afternoon? It will oblige me great­ly." , -­ . delighted with her boarding ptaeetn Mr. with the pleasure and the excitement of “Yes, ma'am, and two will place the: Wateon’s family, would but faiwtly expn» the play. money in your hands to pay him eachi die deep contentment and tljttakfiiftmi The scholars all enjoyed having their with which she recervud tire Ww*t*h'tinr week. That will be best, won't it?" teacher mingle with them in their amuse­ ‘I think so. Now about sweeping thes of their home. The mutrea* of the house ments; but at precisely one o’clock ahe room. The young ladici usually attend1 wu one of those rare specimens of house­ called the school to order,-and commenced to that, 1 believe." wifery who know just how to extend the routine of duty. At the dose of 'the “We will attend toit.Mira.Wardlow. I' kindness and favors without making the school fur the afternoon she requested her suppose if it is well done, you will be sat-■ receiver feel that it is a burden to receive anistaata to atop a few momenta after the them, or that they are ever given in a rest had gone, and said : “Of course I ahall. I am *uneh oblig­ • grudging manner. “Maka yourself per­ "My young friends, you rae that I have ed to you for ynor pmwptoora in oaaMtingt f«o<ly st horns," was Mr. Watson's cordial a, large achooLand T —udi me. I denend upon you a great deal for.a tone as I ought to the older scholar*, and Fuceess'ul and prosperous sthool. I will do justice to the little ones; I must be just detain you no longer this evening." to all. I do not think I can pombly The young people passed out, and the teach penmanship in the school, but I will teacher hoard their eager, anxious voices devote two evenings in each week to that in an animated discussion before they sep­ department, if you think A will be satis­ arated. Not one word had been said to factory and pleasant." her about a boarding place, but she knew “I think that would be very nice.” re­ fa a large majority have dedaiec|&aMelves that she pould go to Mr. Jillaon’a when­ plied Mary Wataou, •‘but, Mbs Wardlow, positively in favor of Hon. C. M. UramreU, ever she chose. will it not be too hard?" of Adrian. Wc heartily support this ex­ ••Excuse mo,” raid Mary Watson, re­ pression of editorial opinion because wc be“For me? Nq. I am hired by tLo month to teach you, and I can do my entering the school room, “I forgot to aay licve it accords with the wish of every Re­ other duties better if I do not introduce that mamma said you were to come to our publican voter in this county who under­ this work into the day school; Moyd. house to board just when you pleased." stands the qualifications of the various there is no time." “I will be pleased to go to-night, then; men mentioned for that office. Those “I was hoping Mira Wardlow would but I will just get some kindlings ready to who arc in any way acqnxintedj with Mr. JIvo u a spdfingschool every week," mad start the fire, lest some one’s books shall CrtMwell know that be h a man of fine erry Bancroft. ‘ suffer again. I saw that Hugh carried traits of character without a blem ish upon “And so Miss Wardlow will; I think his little reader home, that was too bed I" his record as a public servant. He would that good spelling is one of the indispens­ -‘I hope you will go down nnd see Mr*. giro tone and strength to the ticket, would able qualifications; a pmon's penman­ Mareton; you will not board theft, of give vigor to his adminstratiou and sxoership nay be perfect, but if his word* are course, but I think you would like her; cisc that judicious economy which has mis-spelt, n spoils it" aha has aocu better days. Her father was always been characteristic in the. manage"Wbat evening shall wc have U»o spell­ a wealthy merchant, and ahe vu the only Wofthea&ira of Michigan. We be ing schools, ma’am?" daughterAnd ahc fell in love with Marstoe, lievc Brauch county will bo ready to-suito “Tuesday and Friday evenings forWfft- bar father turned him out of doom aW with her mater counties in the guberna»*Ri Wednesday for Bpriling-seboai;I . torial chair a nun m well qualified to and then Thursday evening for rhetorical [ occupy it, both by ability and experience cxereun. Now about the fire building?" r in public afiaira. as the Hon, C. M. Cros“Wc take turns, Ut it u not always built in season." “Jamas, da you like Io lutld the fires when it is your turn?" , A first-class •TAnCnOaEt. from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnish the best of Clothing MADE-TO ORDER, “d perfect fits guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hast­ ings. Meh.” • Wagons GrtttlrtHan. ANmity, Just then a general buxx announced that luncheon was over, and a furious raid wax made fur the water-pail; one of tho large boys went out to fill it. When he return­ ed, Mary Watson rinsed the tin-cup out nicely, and pawed a cupful of water to the teacher. Then there was a rush to get a HA THS OF AD VERTISINO. S-Oqj IQJOI [From thr Country THE CELEBRATED TERMS OF fiVBSCRHTIOX: •{Catan. I 1 BY A VERMONT IAUMKHH WIFE. >E NO. 1047 �Washington* our Political Notes. letter, safe, Harry Hills place, on Houston street, has been notorious for a doseo or more yean, and it ia a curiosity. The regular patrons of the place are of course nn.l alMninM wh/i wait tn OUR NEW YORK LETTER Tne Extradition Treaty—No Mora Stewirt’s Estxte—A rather long took xtAmuhcmeirt mattera—ButioMt— Original Papera to be Taken from the How the Evangniiits Lira. DedartmentBlaine - Brietow— Mor­ The opposition and hatred toward the Nbw Yobk, May 6tb, 1876. consisting of singing, dancing, etc, by Chinese seems to bogrowing in Califor nia ton—Congraw. male and female performers, athletic exer­ THK bTEWABT BBTATE. Democratic Finance.—Gold in the cises, and boxing and wrestling matches The Oregan delegates are said to be for Blaine. Hastings, Mich., May 11, 18 76. East, rag baby in Ohio, and soap in Mis­ souri. ‘ Washiniitq^ D: C. May 4, 2876. extradition treaty The There is u might have been expected, be­ existing made thirty four ago years poeiton of Stewart's money. Daniel by strong for Senator Conkling for the Pres­ Webster and Lord Ashburton and is now idency. likely to be abrogated because “TBBWTOI" of Eng­ land's refusal to deliver up to the officer General Butler, after thirty-six yeant. service in the Massachusetts militia, retires,, sent .to bring him home. Winslow, the for­ and issues his to thei ger, except upon a formal agreement by this Go vernment that he shall not be farewell nddresa soldiers. triad for any crim j olhor Belknap is said to feel confident of ac­ 1 < \ For President, JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania. Subject to tho decision of the Republi­ “Honest money for all. and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other." has jurisdiction. tion is based. notification will soon be sent to that very . punctilious Government that Uncle ted by the House to pay the expenses of । Samuel is desirous that the tenth artifle of the committee to investigate the Federal that long-standing agreement should be officers of Louisiana. annulled. It was also decided ar that And now it is said that Secretary Fish meeting that hereafter, copies of any has not notified the English authorities papers in the Executive Departments that if Winslow is released the extradition will be ftrrnishcd to Congressional Com­ treaty will be considered abrogated. mittees desiring them, instead of the or­ How to get rid of Johny Davenport? is iginal papers which can now only be ex­ 4th District—N A Hamilton of I’errien and Geo Hannahs of Van Duren. Mh District—A B Watson of Kent, and B D Pritchard, of Allegan. 6th District—W L Smith, of Ceneseee, and The Commitice on RcMlLtioni reported as follow*: Wc the Republican* of Michigan in this Centennial year of the Nations' life, reiterate our firm and abiding faith in the principle* of the Republican party a* ennneiated in former National platform*, while we point with pride to the parly's glorious record of grand achievements in behalf of freedom, equal rights, and good Government, end ex- faithful mfu who nbould stand by tl c ai high as *1000, but theseare very rare, House wiJild be remembered iu such a ■igrobata, rope-walkers, India rubber men, common jig dancers, and all of that class way as to leave them better off than n» of performers, arcglad to get *15 per week though they went for higher pay at the and *20 is to them a gorgeous living. time. The absurdly sma’I sum left these Al! statements as to enormous salaries twid amined in the DepartuenU where they of them to the Government and the danger *50 each of loss attending their been in the service the exact time teeth. The Humpikire Gazette calculates that The great importance of many the files and careless withdrawal from and examination if Blaine doe" not receive the Presidential handling by clerks nt nomination it will fall upon cither Hayes to furnish good grounds fcr the decision. the Capital appear canvass. Reform, Resumption, the South­ ern Question, and the. School Question- Mr. Davenport's testimony, according to Democratic authority, would furnish AJaryland to such clear proof of tbc President a guilty Blaine as candidate fur President, and u*c of the secret service funds to corrupt commcud Bristow fop1 his efforts to expose voters, that his impeachment had come to be quite freely and confidently discussed. and prevent corrupiwn. The delegates are directed to vote for Blaine so long as in advance of his (Davenport's) appear They pledge the vote of there is a reasonkblc hope for his nomina tion. The munici|>al elections in ludiana, on Tuesday, resulted once on the stand. Since his examination commenced, however, almost every tbc Republican party. The was vote no opportunity, may be allowed him tell what he knows of Democratic frauds in New York City elections. to When Mr. Davenport first appeared before the com­ mittee, the Democratic majority decided his to allow him to tdl his story in way, with the idea, would convict, of Friday seurto the House a message, not probably, only that himself, own he but President Grant and possibly other promnent Republicans ; but they soon compre­ which had an Andrew Jackson ring in it. hended the fact dial It was a reply pretty well versed in the methods of the to Blackburn's impudent resolution calling upon the President to ithrtc whether during his administration their witnewi waa Democratic thieves and ruffians who have ruled New York for many years through bq had spent any considerable time away the most corrupt and crimminal means, in and that there was the most eminent* dan­ from Washington. The President diplomatic language told the House that thi UoDStitution permitted CungrcM to call upon the Executive for information npon certain subjects, and that this was Practically he told -the not oncofthem. do reply. The President, in a vein of irony which was a severe reflection upon the methods of the democratic House, stated And his requests small. Think of giving a man «r hunting uilliun.. ud » , , c, . .. >r . B ■’ r ger that he would blurt it all out unless nunns were at once devised to secure his silence. <b» U.IJ.W Do you more than was necessary to answer tho ques­ tions of the Committee ia rect and short way. Mr. last supplementary stetement^has pretty effect­ employed to represent Roman soldiers at an expense of 76 cents per night. The ually silenced his encmire and completely the pageant, cost the management not low than *60,000 and all of the expenditure /hat if they wanted the informatian for ofjiis innocence of the charges and insin­ before a single dollar could be realised. impeachment purposes, the President of uations against him. The investigation Still with all this expense the piece made the United States could no more than a “ of Secretary Bristow's alleged corrupt ac money in New York, and private citixen be called upon to testify tion in the case of the bark Mary M eragainst himself. The message contains a r'.tt is devoid of interest, number or hwtoncar ■ precedents, - wbUL show that the President has spent less time away from satisfied his political and personal friends Washington, any other President. ly that his remiutoccnccs yesterday in the Senate relative to the condition of Indiana durins the war, wore peculiarly grcateful On Friday the House adopted a resolu­ to bis enemies outride of Congrew or to his tion instructing the Committee on Ways Copperhead auditors in the Senate. 1 And the resolutions were adopted wilh great, and Means to take immediate steps to complaint relative to the scarcity cquinsnimity. inquire how the threatened fractional 1 he Theatened Currency Famine. • currency famine could be averted. Blaine, Committee Ways and Means. Committoe has house is filled each _ ro many strangers in New York, undo from the reridest {omdarioa, it VM filled every night daring its ran. The groat artorv. iu tho legitimato dra Edwin PROBATE ORDER. hafre a dozen. There is no hope for any revival here, and New Yorkers acknowl­ edge it. HOW MOODY LiVKS. There Las been a groat deal of nonsense talked about Moody and Sankey making a big thing out of a ! “*“t-------They do nothing of tho netted. tlieir ministrations send them gifts, as a sort of thank afferimr. During their two months stay in New York, they receive in thio way about *3,000, the most of it coming to thtm anonymously. Of this worth and these gifts fill out the balance support. Whatever may be said of the effort of their labors, no one can say anted. They arc as honest andasoalous NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. on 000,000 of silver coin in exchange for an equal amount of legal-tender no!es. Tbc Insane Asylum investigation is still in progress. The favorite food of the in­ . u In tho course E- W. VOIGT’ ______ ___________________________ not believe that Edwin Booth attained his Bert Lager Brewed in the Wert But with all this members declared that they considered the attempt to wme silver coin waa a gigantic humedict will ing his Fxcellency towards cither the the D., of Im excelknt alministratum. wVrita. most every day sonic (brent, brother, sister or wife of some one Un verted under of the debate npon the Blaine bill, Kel­ ley and Fernando Wood, both * I ACTINGS, MICHIGAN. CHAVCBKY BAtK. one hundred and forty stores to rent be­ tween the Post office and Fourteen street mid. la theabovi ( .V.irabcr. A. 1>. and real estate has depreciated fifty per Circuit Oaart Cea c?nt at least. There were 146 failures las’, week, and there will be probably more next. There u no rash of mercliants to the city, and the -hotels arc empty. In' County, .11 that wrtaln the meantime the acstcni cities and the interior cities in the Kart, while not pros­ perous, are at least comparitvely so, and are at least paying there way. They arc not ho ing if th y are not mking. There never will bo any one great controlling huainer* center, as was fondly hoped by latarliGJ those inlercated iu New York/and it u P1KTBO. DUB. upou the Front resolution. GREBLE&RUSSELL Baltimore is The who is a member of the That bettor manufacturing point, These unrivaled machines and repairs for same are supplied at lowest factory prices by really in view of rail roads and telegraphs, than resolution waa introduced by Mr. prospect of an improvement. It u not tlic hard times that u troubling New York —the fact is, and it might as well be faced the city is loosing its tra de, and other cities are getting it. Tho jobbing business is gone for the simple reason that Chicago, Cioeinnali. St. Louis and Toledo cando-it a great deal hotter. PhQadJphia is a McMj,Suj>anUf On., men,none of tie most di­ Blaine's Shrill. lA W know what it costs New York ' ’“J altogether the showman, except the very few nt the head of the profession, has a very hard time of it. If you have any notion ofentering the profea-ion. take my advice and don't. Brsi.xKss. Buaiuesh coutinuea as dull as it can well to amuse itself? iThcre are in the city over sixty places of amusement that arc counted legitimate. There are, of courae. a great many more than that, but the sixty I am speaking of are. most of them, decent places to which respectable women may go with their husbands and lovera. The five principle ones ay Booth's, Waliack's the Union square, the Fifth Avenue and ’the I*ark. Of these Booth's is the largest and a little showing of the cost of running ( that may be taken as a sample of the whole. 1 ‘ To avoid that danger they in. formed him that he must not talk ered as worth high prieex. But they all lire in garrets, and cat at the cheapest res­ taurants in the city, and when they d:e lh9 k.«»u«gh « » huj tkra. It » estimated that m the aty done mg labor ! No man ever died m New York ! and indifferent. A> a rale they are mialem regrett«l and no nun ever tired who •. vrauiy ^1- jaiiu. biiu gu<] mv ih<- lift one o fincessant >nu u vui ----------------did less leas with his Iil« opportunities. onnortnniti.s. __ and * j of ____ 'ri... -..-I ■■ i_i labor, great. privation. The work TUB THEATBBS AXD UOW TUKY LIVE.! is uncertain, the publictaatc yipricioas. thirty people. There is the leading man, whose salary will not be less than 8150 per week ; the leading lady, who is worth almost as much. Then comes the walk­ ing gentleman at abont *160 ; tho soubrttc, or chambermaid, the funny woman, gets *100, and so-on down through the category, till you come to the utility, that is people who are ^depended upon to do everything, whs avw ‘ *2U per , about week. These people [irisu the regular company. Then cot—7 tbe supcra. as —-K—<-------- --X they are called, the people who do not speak lines, except as they shout, in mobs' who are paid from fifty cents to a dollar a night The stare receive enormous pays For instance, in the recent production of of Julius C«sar at Booth's Theatre, Mr. Barrett, the Cassius, received *1,000 per" week ; Bangs, as Mark Antony, *400 ; Davenport' the Bratna, *700; and Lcvick, the Cmsarf. *350. Bcmdra thme, there are more than a dozen firat-dass people in siderable excitement marked the contest. Presidont Grant late in the afternoon title them to anything. to the heads of his departments were ab­ surdly to tlicne people,, arc lies from first to last. The managers make them os a .vcrtiring to en­ Jupon which it stands a million more, that ia tho building flushed for performances. Indiana may be give a Republican majority next Novctn- They receive shout per year, provided they have artful resource has been exhausted by tbc quite full throughout the State and con­ set down as certain to men irritate* then.. restrict the witness in his stateulcuta that in a grand victory for' Negro miaatrcls, as a rule, get tram $15 onerous, all the are filed. and deserved circutnrtaaewi to yield anything of llcpublican principle. Khile we are willing lo waive per %onat prefereafea cur delegates must never conMni to eounpit llcpublican principles to aay standard btorer of douUfol position or pho service committee having him, as Phenix had his House that the resolution was impudent Michigan have attested their steadfast Ifeaby i> the party’s true aims and purposes by an unbroken line of Republican victories we reoogniM the fact l' achievements or declarations of - however just and patriotic, will can alone aeoure success without candidates of hnown ability, integrity end stability of character, was always induced to remain by the statesment that while the pay was small, and the now the question with the investigating An Impudent Congress Rebuked. Sanilac, and S T Tomlinson, of Lapeer. Sth District—Delegates—T F Sheppard, of Bay. and H 11 Hoyt, of Saginaw, Wh District—Delegates—W H C Mitchellof Gram! Traverse, E Breitung of Marquette. As one of the alternate delegates from this District, the Convention selected Hon. A KHi dition, be antagonist, with nose between the latter's THE STATE CONVENTION. or Washburn. It would be satisfied with It is understood that the Attouroey Gen­ the latter. < eral gave it bis decided approval. It is At the Republican State Conrcntiun yester In the twenty-two cities of the United probable that Barney Caulfield is a good day over 400 detegates were in attendance.' States with the highest portal recipts the deal d'asatisfied with himself, and that the Hon. Sumner Howard of Geneasee was tempo­ rary. and Hon. W. Livinptvn permanei t citizens pay on an average *2.01 each for members of tho Democratic pa/ty share thia President, and James H. Stone of the Port portage yearly. Borton averages $3, 80, feeling with him and include in their Huron Tunff, Senvtary with several New York, *3,16. and (’hicago.*3,03. disapproval every member of tho Commit­ assistants. Hon. Daniel Striker was one of The New York 77ntra enumerates these tee which investigated “littlu Johnny the Vice Presidents. Hoa. S. D. Binfham four issues as likely to have the most Davenport." They don't want any more W»* rc-Jleclcd by a acclimation Chairman of such ‘"Bones." the State Central Cummiilec, the members prominence in the approaching national from this Congressional district being E. J, Burpee of Calhoun County, and W. U Soaton of Jackson County. By acclimation the Cunvonlioa elected Hon. Henry P. Baldwin of Wayne, and Hon. W. A. Howard of Kent delegates at large to the National Convention, and by very decided thsjorit:e< Debts J. Filer of Mason sad J J Woodman of Van Buren were also elected The District delegates are: 1st District—W G.‘ Thomson nnd Herman Kiefer. 2d District—B A Beal of Washtenaw and Charles Rynd of Lenawee. ■Id District—W II Withington >>f Jackson, Tbmtor: The spirit developed in the cabinet meeting ycuterday indicates that a Nine thousand dollars wcjp appropria­ For Vice-President, can National Convention. upon which the warrant of the extradi it He call* Clymer a two, faced fellow. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. one the than quittal, should tbc Senate decide that But however tough thosudienoe, and how­ I’ainrantoc*'* Strictly Pars whits L*sil. From io ever uncouth they may be in their demon­ The employ­ strations, no bad conduct is tolerated. ees, it will bo remembered, who had been Hill is a brawny man ufSO, who was for years a prise fighter in England, and he with him ten year*were to metre *500 can yot “get away, ' as he says, with al each, anu those who have been twenty most any of ’he roughs. If a man comes years were to get *1,000. Now trouble in drunk, and is noisy, Hill, who is always woo lA LMT nusox sets in. Salesmen who have served faith­ walking abeut among the tables at which WZtBODT on XAXLVXX OB BLIXCTTOH the audience ui seated, merely req urnlx him fully nine years and a half get nothing, to “dry up." If the manti vise ba will and those who have been grinding on1 “dry up”—for if ho does not, Harry sim­ money for the dead merchant for nineteen ply knocks him down and drags hnu to the years and a half get only *500. Natur­ stain, down which he rolls with great ce­ ally they growl, particularly as he always lerity’ for they are very steep. The mo, ment a pickpocket or a thief comes in Har­ worked his men harder, and paid them ry spots him and he either goes out or ia has, than any merchant in New Yolk. put out. The old fellow is as disreputa­ Whenever a good man wanted to leave ble as a man can well be, but he has a cer­ the house, that he might better his con tain code ofmorals, and bo lives very close a great deal of dissatisfaction over the dis tween this country nnd Great Brittan was Tbc Albany A'cratny Journal is out■ TKM. B. gPBAflCB. Prcntae. fi I. A 8,3 AND PAINT. U A There arc a score of pretty little theaters FIELD CTSSt u �Tlte^epi-Wcekli hepltWtcaji tojqnf. County Correspondence. nTKANGER’S Council Procedirigs. PaaiaiaviLLa, May 8, 1876. wm|Ai »*m w uw mm.__ guide Quite ■ number of nur district schools (.-»<urd»yindS«od«y»)SW i MaU' as;.- iKxsrws. st - On Sunday, May 14th, the rite of baptism ia to be performed, nt Gull Lake, Phii^dxi.PHIA May 3 1876. the Council cemmlMioner with the following rwult. Fred | ..kk M.S'alr S. O>.. IlMn »■ . On motion of Aid. Tomlinaon a formal ballet . .m k.J .Uk Ik. .... n-ll. Elder Day e Dey of Richland. Severs! outaide boardinc and encamp­ ment speculations, apparently reasonable in their purposes, are under way, but there How the Preparations Progrets—The b no telling what comforts they will ponCost of Living—Where Visitors can aros an to what degree of degeneracy, dirt get their Regular '-Hash** and Leave and disorder they may finaiy come. Many their Pocket-books—A large Clock people will prefer to take quarters at rural —Beer or no Beer, That’s the retreats a few miles from the city, and tn these every encouragement will be given Question. by the local lines of travel. All thu is Naughton, Sheldon and Tomlinson. On motion of Aid. Sheldon the reading of minutes of previous meeting was dispensed with. On motion of Aid. Tomlinson bad tbe requisite drill to mat ooixo was CENTENNIAL LETTER. Tbe Common Council met pursuant to a cal) in tbe Council room ou Monday Evening, May btb, 1876, Mayor Bentiy In the chair. Present and answered to their natnea upon tbb Roll A yosth who Ur., fee soodly prie., * J*""' A . ' . h“ ”*J' l,llk' •1™W ■» O. »«l.. .r AU. To.lln.n .« I.fomt I •*!»« orOnumoid .Zun, ihougfc . rm POST OFFICE TIME CARD •m mi I ■ • W. M. Prairieville's delegation at the repudiation Convention, held at Hastings, consisted in ballot forThyririsn on Dosed of Health was large quantity of exhibitors' stock has ar- ■ hen had with the fojlowisg result: Dr. Vp rived during that time. John 4. Chaa. Ruaaell 2. ronxl b.iw , w.. VpJ.k. I. RiMtell 1. A. 1*. Drake 1. ....... • •• '•» tuuklof^ .. . .’ . , Bui, so,he, it u tor. aod gives encouraging evidence that there Third formal lalUt: Wm. Upjohn ft. t'hs»- J. M. Xavlaii. P. si. covxtv The work of John 4. Chas. Dtusell 1, 'A, P. Drake 1. unpacking and arranging it b going forOn motion of AU. Ton.lis.on a formal ballot wU|| whfla g de<1 |j„ ™krf rtid.>™urt.. w»" Ip-1 in „„ lhc a, „d b going to be something to : oe after all. RuMell I. At one time there was almost a coir.pl <te Th., oa mklo. of AU. U.I., Ur. »'» Vp- > ,j„ 0„|„,d|n, of hotj.k. ™ .pp-iuu. Pk,.u».», ob>irKj, ind [h<| orricEKS. an inrignlftcant otflre. Kilter is being mid out over our counter'. Teas—Aid. Dawaop. Evans. Lewi*. Sheldon, goes on mffre smoothly. There is some ' talk of putting on a double force all niuntb - exhibitors and all, and working night and McNaughton and Tomlinson. Nays—None. day to hasten th i unpacking and arrang­ On motion of ALL Sheldon an informal bal- ing procest. and unless thb is decided up­ Ji on the situation* May 10th will-bo about as indicated in my last letter. t I notice TO-DAY’S JADVERTISEMENTS. ,._a . First formal ballot: If. Wright 4, Jas. Clarke live I 1. Wm. II. Ilayford I. . able 1 Secund formal Imlltit: Harvey Wright 8, Jas. A. Sweesy I. C. U. Holbrook I. W. II. Ilayfurd still linger in our midst, as tbe * 1. "—Harvey Wrisbt. that a great many •’things" forwarded for exhibition are considerably transportation. from foreign damaged Ko fkr, more than thirds of l he articles in tho exhibitors. The manifested by foreign countries Thirl formal ballot for City Attorney roenll- eign in two- bnildingare interest and for­ enterpt be is really astonuhing an*1 will not be fully realised except hy those ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY.’ Gold 112}. All nrinre looks bountiful. Tbe Circuit Court Is still in session. There inn balance ol SI.207,825 52 in the State Treasury. Mias Eliza Durfeo of Baltimore. haa started X^iplllinery »n Monday. to his friends on Saturday last, too eggs that reighing four ounces. lending the Stale Convention st Grand Rapida left at this office on Tuesday afternoon. They that of Mr. Baskina. The National Cexlesutial Fapwition wa opened yesterday at Philadelphia. It waa April 29 was 11,207,82b. 42; meats during same time were *U>,9ML87; anccin treasury May 6, 1876, fl, 187,854.87 decrease far th* week fll#,»72.1ft. who witness it. (*. O..Holbrook 1. dsner. au<l a ><hmI lire «>■ kxl by aft prv»-I Fourth formal Im I lol t H, ^Wrifhl 4. J*’A complete r ztrntr ol the display to be mads by the different States cannot well vni. : A. Sirsety I, C. 0. Holbrook 1. Our Supervisor. John J. Perkit., ia staking Fifth formal ballot : Harvey Wright 6, Jas. be given for a few days, as I find few of .. .. , the separate Stale building are ready. On motion of AM. Fhddoa H, Wright waa Some of them appear to hare acted upon tb.a declared appdnte.1 (Tty Attorney by yen. the old maxim of “barter late than never." and nays as follow.: ’ But there is no ond of really interesting Compliments Teaa'-Ald. Dnwaon. Kvsaa. Uwi«.»oUsn. : things to write atom*, tn a general way, and I cannot begin to give your reader* McNaughton and Tomlinson. the details they will want iu one, or in ance as a smi-wreltly last Monday. half a dosen letters. Tbit quest ion of ex­ l.'djr lndrurndrt-1. * pense is the all i mportanl one to most peo­ ple who contemplate seeing the show. Commissioner with the folio*ing rr«q!t: FredBesides tbc item of railroad fare referred to last week, there iatbe matter of living Third formal ballot. Aid. Russell having while here. Both these item* of expense are going to be loo high for the majority of people unless they take a tumble. [100,1, th. cot </ »•;« ptooira. w b. km extortionate thatV th* coat of gutting here. Tho leading-hotels have put their present. i prioea at $5 per day, averaging 11 more On motion of Aid. Sheldon another forms! than their ordinary prices. Thia is, of course, an outrage, yet there b no way to ly Io the principles ad prevent it and they justify themselves on dieno party. Al the the ground that they will be “chock teNairS. appears the name of fall'' with people who can afford Rutherford B, Hayes for ■•resident, and pay high' rates/, The more A resolution waa offered by Aid. RhelJou. to John F. Hart ran tl for vice l*r«(ident. subr jected to tbe decision of the Kepubliean that Frederick McNair be appointed Street Com- modest hoteb will charge Hom $3 to fl4 per day, prices whieh thrrjenuld not get at any other lime. But they all expect to*be full, and more than foil, and are providing thctnselvro Teas—Evans, Lewis, Russell andNbridon. 4 with extra cota for use in their parfora Nays—McNaughton. and anterooms. To them, as to barincsa Tomliaeon, 4. people nf every clasa here, “hope tells a flaUeriug tale," and we will not wish them any diaapointment. The Philadelphia mer chants whose coffers the dull times have liitii.n cztriri lately depleted tolb hb inport u ns to credi­ Tbe Hastings/terser is now published at tor to wait tiM after tbe Centennial—and _ MMi-weekly. Hrrore. to you. Mr Dew —la everything !>ul year llsyea heresy. But aside from the hotels there is the everlasting boarding house, more attmerom here at this time than in any other city on earth except Washington. In these, people ean lire at a little 1cm than hotel rates, although in proportion to the A Pul lie Meeting. accommodations and luxuries offered their charges are the highest. About two dollara per day is the common price among them, and from that to three dollars. I had a plain conversation with a woman who runs one of them a day or two since, just after ahc had shown mo a little corner room about seven by nine, scantily fttrnished, in which she proponed to put two The citizen* of the city of Hastings and neighboring Town­ ships in the county of BttrryJ are invited to assemble at the Court Housu in the city of Hastings, on Saturday the 13th “ *' , ' ' “ past 7 o’clock in the evening to take ch action an shall be decided advisable to tiecure such a Cele­ bration of the coming 4th of July, as will be an honor to our young and growing city. By order of the Common Council, J AMRS W. BENTLEY Done at the Council in the City of Bantings, 1hp the 1st day of May A. D. 1878. Advertised Letters. not very racy reading, but will interest thaw who want to know the facts. The ftinny aide of the picture will present itself when the crowd gathers and the perfor­ iartoaieralsB will setbovmance begins inside the canvas. r«M«« • BMaraUr dribs The cargo of additional Britiah exhibits Wh.M (hi, i. U>. MM recently brought by the Pennsylvania u >Md. HMtottor*. Bitt.r valued at *1,500,000, and b said to be the most valuable cargo of any kind that ever arrived in America from Great Brit­ ain. Colonel Sandford, joint executive -commissioner, tolls a good story of hb Goree, the Duke of Richmond, Lotd Pres­ ident of the British Council of tbe Cen­ tennial. It appears that a cert tin En­ glish lady of high rank and culture b the posarosor of a magnificent painting, .which ths Dakedaureed to borrow for exh'bition It is but reee ntly that he rrejived the ad­ ditional title of Duke of Gordon, and in mtlfriM promptitade. making known hb wisdom to tbe lady in question he affixed hb signature as “Rich­ mond and Gordon.” Tho lady supposing the rnwtivc to have come from a Dusinua | finu of which she knew nothing addressed a reply declining to lend them her picture. As a consequence, the collection of paint­ PHIL. W. NISKERN, ings arrived one short of the number at ITTOnNRT AT LAW. PremH attention paid first intended to be shipped. The clock for Memorial Hall has been completed in Thomaston, Conn. It has HARVEY WRIGHT. ITTORNIT AT LAW ud SaUdior ia Ctmarery. l.ltlO pieces, tho estimated weight of all owe. ia Unia* Block. orer Bartow A Uoodyaar'. being six tons. Tho main whoeb are Blurt.xxltlf four feet in diameter. The pendulum ball COMMERCIA L and rod weight respect inly 700 and 800 pounds the rod being 14) feet long and HASTINGS MARKETS connected with the clock work by what b known a* gravity cscapcmen', and makes two-second beats. The rod u of steel, and to compensate for contraction and expan­ !:t ■ sion u encased in two cylindcra, one of xiuc and one steel, which by their relative expansion upward, maintain a uniform bazhd.inwii.tw centre of oscillation. PV*rlK.U’. A meeting of the full board of commis­ ihsreiv. sioners is now in session, forty-one States and Territorial being represented. Among the problems that weigh htfavily upon the HAUT. Ona. par bbl.. U -.. minds of all this assembled wisiom is the SALT, eoaraa. per bbl.. 8S.00 question whether liquor of any sort shall HAY.j~r ton. ilUOMriUW. be sold upon tbe grounds and whether tbc Exposition shall be kept open on Suudsya. I’rtitiotui and memorials numerously sign­ ed against both these propomtions arc before tho l<oard, and I predict a negative decision. H ||w HOWRY. SOe. /Melwood; Mrs. Thralo (PUxii), the Friend of Dr. Johnson. Af<w«u7te« ; Norman Msoloed, JWerr; The Norman Kingdom iu Sicily, Nile* Ladies are going into the dress refrem movement.* •* The vicinity of Albion is infested with barn-burner*. The State Prison received 22 new con­ victs last month. Lenawee County is noon to grand croquet tournament. have a Steamers arc now making regular trips between Detroit and Cleveland. The Detroit House of Correction has 497 boarders. lanl S1X4MS12J0. Grand Rapids owa $175,000, and has 871,000 ih its treasury. Hon. H. G. Barber of Vermontville ia building an addition to his store to be used for banking purposes. Tallow. SSM*.'. The Grand Rapids sock manufactory has been removed to Niles. Il has a ca­ pacity of 144,000 pounds of wool per an­ num. and will employ 150 hands. Diphtheria is prevailing at the Institu­ tion for tbc Deal, Dumb, and Blind, at Flint. ■ . Tbe Imperial flouring mills in Kent county were dortrnyed by fire ori thc 2Gth uk., at a loan of 000. DETROIT MARKET A member of the Battle Creek Sporting Association was recently fined 125 for fishPorepangh'a circus will make a tour of the Stole the prenesit season. Bay City propones to expend 1500 the present xroaon m improving her parks. They present thia instalments Mom seek. ttLX conclusion of"The Diletna." Select • poetry creased price. There are plenty of patriot ic people here whore interest ia •*— n— jennial is entirely apart from anj Tbe largest tree ia Michigan, according to Prof. Bed, is a Sycamore or bottom rnk» given above cover about the Expiate Senator N. G. King, who re- 1875 wm Olivet, Mich. Wednesday io Baited States for their cotton aad other a Lake Shors, MS- The Ann Arixw Agricultural Company employ 5<> men, 147 feet high, roll far Govsemr. NEW YORK MAR; GoULKSL tain them. There is na reason why the people of Philadelphia should plunder visitore to the city by means of u mutual and viUe, Ottawa county for S2U.0M). Tbc Michigan' Salt Association have no for transferred 111,317 bands of sth make the moot of it. Jowwud; ’ State Affairs. The State of Michigan was ceded in •tTWS. ptaowtnn given in ITM; made * Territory in 1805; and admitted as a lars per week with board, but she raid State in the Union in 1836; and ia now 40 the Centennial Lodging and Boarding years old. House Association had established throe Dr. H. O. Weston, of Grandville, has 0. Barry Coanty, Mich., May 11, 1876. Leslie will SPECIAL NOTICE �■boost io •« oowmsrrUI jhe ^Bpi-WerJtiyllcpIiblicajibanjier overtaxed when we acquired the specie to SHALL WE HAVE SPECIE PAY­ resums specie payment with, that we would MENT. be charged two or three dollars for one, ten per cent Ac." Honorable Judges; Isay An Essay read before the Barry De­ that this is preposterous, a principle that bating Society by Miss M. E, none but rascals and traitors to their coun­ Wallace. try should inculcate. This nation as potent as she atands at Mr. pRKaiDKNT: Honorable Jmfyct; LaiUn anil home and abroad, with her millions of wealth an industrious people to till her Grjtiemen: • Tbe siAject introduced thia evening many different soils, and raise her great for discussion, is one of vital interest. variety of productions, to aay that this na1879. tion cannot raise tho amount of specie ne­ Gentlemen? the stand point I claim is cessary for the protection of tbe amount That of specie resumption in ibis. Spacie payment or specie resump­ of paper money wanted as a convenience tion, wiH be secured to win 1879. The to do 'the business of this country, with evidence already given yen is sufficiently is unreasonable. Gentlemen, I say it is ronclusive without mine, but yet you Will absurd and unconfincd by rear.n, to say allow me to detain ycu for a few momenta. Honorable Judges: the indisputable fact,fthatjsjwcio payment will be resumed in 1879, is first proven to you by the great and urgent necessities for it as shown in tho heart felt appeal of thq laboring class­ es,.who represent the foundation of our nation, are in fact the American people. The cry from tens of thousands in our citi® and towns, is for a currency of in­ one which will open for trinsic Value, them our resourcesfor industry, and will not oblige them as that of the present day does, to pay three dollars for an article which is worth only two. Gentlemen : we orc essentialy a commer­ cial traffic changing people. What we imperitively need is permanency in our financial transactions, and that ean only be accomplished $Ah Gold and Silver, which is in fact the basis of all business. A currency for which wc nocd not blush, which is imperishable shall be one of the grand achievements of’ 1879. For, Gentlemen, this nation no longer sleeps. ordinate to the canonical hw.the latter administered by a very generally notor­ L... base of their Ln.ir.Ml buaiuraa. iously corrupt, vcual and meretricious A circulating medium that can fluctu­ priesthood;" that “this priestly influence;" ate in value, is not only tho ruination of has been exerted upon the public schools interest of their particular one din but it strikes a Mow at every “in the department of the industries, belonging to church;" that “the school authorities hare employed relatives, dependants, or a people living under its rule. Hence I personal and political frieoas* and even say give us gold and silver for a basis to do debtors * • to save an otherwise hopeless all business upon, a basis that will not lie, indebtedness;" that the school fund in and that is hard money, which is the some counties “ is illegally used;’* that a basis of all circulating mediums, in every bill to reform tbc schools and make them non-Mctarian was defeated iu the late Leg­ nation of the globe. islature; and that upon education is in Honerable Judges ; to bring about this an “unfortunate condition." better state or condition in this country, The Secretary belivcs. however, that “tho spirit of reform is abroad and will 1 eventually succeed." Let it succeed be­ it tho duty of tbe banka, to place in their fore we admit New Mexico as a state. vaults a shaking fund, of gold and silver in of tta ' bj iho ™ •>'• fctllioto eoire globe. Our opponents say that we would be It has awakened from the lethargy which rnand of our nation all servants whom wo it spell bound, and we aend to make and inlorcc our laws, that so long lies held used as sinking fund, which is to be put in MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS GOING SOUTH QRAND TRUJTK RAILWAY. MOV. inj. KAIIsZtCXAJD. Tk.dlmci roalifar JOUST. HORRIS. LA KA U.S, PSRU. USURY. LACON, PEORIA. ORNES KO. UOLINK. ROCK ISLAND, DA VKNPORT, MUSCATINE, WASHINGTON. IOWA CITY. GRIN NELL. NEWTON, DES MOINES. wo have got &£• Council Bluffs and Omaha, Wittout Change ol Oars, Whm it join* with tbe Union PacISe Hailway for Traiiit learn Daily cafMowt : KANSAS LINE. WSattW LEAVENWORTH, ATcniio.v nnl CHICAGO. Grand Hasid*. rail point! In KANSAS, INDIAN TKRRITORIES. COLORADO, AND NRU MEXICO. Mlehlran CwatraL Ji Grand Hirer Valloy. Palaeo Draaiur for oxtornal b« UlaMajMt-OM are nnoxoollod I (Air Line J Acacax Jvacrtos—With Detroit. Eel Hirer A y otoop win.). andjoaa.Moa. Detroit ^tlxx raa-WithI>rtn>it.HiIl*d*l« Jk S*vth*e«t«n> i at alt Gtseral Rail- ly shown you that we have specie Enough in our country, and Hi CUcao, Bock Islani & Pacific Cincinnati. RlcknonS “rt a sure they make such preparations as will be ne­ way to get it and I again assure you, that cessary to bring about the enforcement of we must resume specie payment npon the A yankco nation to whom said resumption act. first day of January 1879. all things arc possible ; who scorn failure The first law piMj4 since the creation Gentlemen: the be# interests of the na­ and in struggling for this great nations] of greenbacks to give us relief from tbc tion, demand specie resumption. The mem­ ‘the heart desire to be again a free Ameri­ can people. , SAHWAB. SHORT LIKR DCTWBRN tbe place of the legal tender notes now as follows, in 1877 one fourth in 1878 1 one half and in 1879 three fourths ofthear ' securities or sinking fund that a nation who produces from tho pro- ' Now gentlemen a little more as to how ductiona of her soil over two billions of the banlu sre to get this specie. In tbe money annually, cannot raise gold enough first place the strong arm of the nation will to fun? a base of paper circulation with ' use all iu income from revenues, which ia which to do the business of the country ? paid in specie and give that amount to all I ask you what nation omthis globe would banks in payment for the bonds they hold refuse us a credit for the entire amount of as security fur bank issue, and tar' her if our paper circulation ? and the voice of the need be, government can hire money and gilent far off nation answers upon the give gold bearing bonds to redeem said winds of heaven; “none.*' secunties from the bank. Honorable Conse<|uently it would follow that this Judges this last resort mentioned would country's credit would not be denied for not have to be resorted to for the purpose the amount of specie rcqusiie for tbc pro­ ofgetting the specie from its holders for I tection of uur present papar circulation, claim as it ban always been claimed that which is much less in amount than the paper money is preferable as a representa paper circulation, but thanks be to heaven tire of specie because it is lighter and eas­ wc arc not obliged to call upon foreign ier to handle. Consequently when the nations fur specie, bemuse wc have it in holders find that th-: government is bound to our own country aud a resource for getting make hard money the basis of ail other it whenever a rule of action will be adopt­ circulating mediums tbe holders of gold ed by which we can sell our many pro­ and silver will be anxious to deposit it ductions and get the specie or its equiva­ for any well secured bank uote, knowing lent in return. that they could recUim their specie at any EHonorable Judges; it is the imperativo time they choose. . duty of every lover of his country to de Now Honorable Judges; wc have plain­ onec more realise the-old patriotic love, Fir! lun, JadMi A Sattiai sinking condition of our country, the first ory of our fore-fathers demand it. S25 A DAY CHICAGO & MCfflGDIAilME SHORE W« warrant a man Ml ■ day Mln* <x»r WELL AUCKR AND DRILLS «*“8bortx»t Lino brtwee^ Chieacu .ad Grand T» taka e®ct MoaAay, Mar. St, lays. Summer Time Table. to startling facls. bountiful harvests—we will return to constitutional liberty and a vita us to American constitutional liber­ have had resources of our mines, of our fair remuneration to the laborers of our ties. forests: wc have had all the elements of country. May our heavenly father watch over and I say that it ia in the power of this na­ help you iu all your decisions is the pray­ prosperity, and yet wc are not a prosperous SHEET MUSIC Tbo CoMBaa/ raeorvlac tba risht to rant na drenuutaaee. mayronniro. ■ TRAINS WEST. KUliunj. We have had people. Why is this ? I answer it is be­ tion to come to the standard nationality er of vour humble servant. cause we have a deranged, depreciated, and that it cannot be until we make gold speculative paper currency; whose tenden­ and silver the standard money, that which Mark Twain’s Report of cy is to lower the masses to a serfdom; is the base of all the business of the globe out of which shall rise an aristocracy, for­ Then let us rally to the standard of nation­ eign to the sentiments of our fore fathers, revered al honor, and thereby bequeath to the to a Washington ;a Jeff­ rising generations, as our forefathers did to erson and an Adams, the rcniembcrancc us, a standaid nation and the best on the of whom, will in this great Centennial year ofour republic, fill o ir hearts with a globe. Gentlemen ; I will show the securing of living repentance, from which shall spring specie in this wise. The national debt up new resolves, and wc as a nation will have to November 1st 1874 (except the bonded doje with prejudices ; ant^will pledge our- debt) was $540,248,650 which is outside nclrs anew to keep inviolate for all future time, the sacred trust they bequeathed us. fiorurcs, for the amount of money wanted, to make specie payment all right. In 1873 ing up his hands and shouting, which, y ha had done so even a single moment ao«n da rd currency. tho United Slates mints, there was coined er must inevitably have frightened tho an* imal still more instead of checking it* $228,881,119 which would in a little over speed, although disastrous enough to him* Honorable Judges;my opponents claim six years of time, furnish specie enough »olf u it was aud was rendered more mel' that the bringing about of specie payment to pay the circulating debt of the entire ancholy and distrariog by reason of thu in 1879 would contract the circulation United States. Now multiply this amount prtacnec of his wife’s mother,who was tber® and thereby make bard times for tbe of gold, produced-in 1873, 74 and 75 by and saw the occurence, notwithstanding it debtor and laboring classes, • producing is at least likely, though not necessarily so, , tbe number of ycara that have passed since crimes sueh as stealing rioting dec. in order that she should be roomauitering in an­ , tho discovery of the gold mines of Cal- other direction when incidents, occur, not - to secure tbc substance necessary to keep afornia aud wo find that there is a large being vivacious and on the lookout, as a them from starvation. They also ask surplus of coin on hand, all that is necess­ general thin£, but even in tbo reverce, as where, we arc going to get the gold nnd ary to furm tho base cf circulation with her mother u aaid to have stated, who is silver necessary to transact the business no more, but died in the full hope of a which to do the busineM of our country. Messed resurrection upwards of throe yean with’ Now I will show how we will get Gentlemen; saying nothing about our ago, agvd eighty-six, Being a Christian wo­ the gold and the silver. And how we.will . other resource* for securing this gold and man without guile, as U were, in property, get it without contraction of the amount । silvtr, the mines of our own country show in conseoucuce of the fire of 1849. which of money in circulation. My opponents destroyer every solitary thing she had in p our posassion of specie in abundance, on say that to follow the prescribed rule of tho world. But such u life. J<1 us ml , which to base the circulation nccesaary to take warning by this solemn occurcncc,and Senator Morrill's, bill “would contract the , doour buiiuju. Tho noxt thing in let us endeavor so to comfuct ourselves that amount of circulating money of this coun­ । question is, to ahow how we are to got this try," wliich I positively deny. The bill r specie, out of the hands of its holdem. us place our bands upon our hearts, and does not make any preparation to withdraw ny with carnostncss and sincerity, that f Gentlemen;! will answer that too. We any money from circulation, but it docs from this day forth wc will beware of the , have a law already, passed which is amply intoxicating bowl. make arrangments to withdraw from । sufficient to accomplish the work that has the banks, the legal-tender notes held I here as their money reserve and to place, been so long the wants of the people of That of Gold and Silver for our FOR SALE at THF BANNER OFFICE IB Grand Hanld., an Accident. Mark Twain recently tried bis hand writing up a distressing accident for a Bos­ ton local paper, and this is how he did it: “Last evening about G o'clock, as Mr. Wm. Schuyler, an old and respected citiscn of South Pork, was leaving his residence to go down town, as has been his usual cus­ tom for many years, with the exception of only a short interval in tbe spring of 1850 during which he was confined to bis bej by injuries received in attempting to sto a runaway horse by thoughtlessly throw" stan^ 74 and 75 according to the reports from SOO »* tt ■f2 obtained. Bounty Goins North-Day Expre®. Grand Rapid. M.xod lily exe»plriund»)». Ntehl Expreao dally exn.pl MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. Taking Eff«t Apr. 16th, 1876. 4.^4 001X0 EAST. in !?! II !fi 8IANB IAFIBI DIVISION. The Reliable Sfcert Liar iiani lAPiit ms ttnsrr 13 Shall Naw Mexico ba AdmMtW ? , this nation, by crushing the speculation in their stead the specie which will make of bankers, broken and the money lords all the paper money in circulation the . of this common wealth, by which they are r cut market for paper money in tbc money markets of our own country, the specie is worth fourteen cents more on every dollar than the paper in circulation, and of course the result would be, that specie re­ sumption would increase the amount of money in Again let circulation u» take fourteen per oent1740,000,000 the■ 1 which is worth only eighty six cents on &ZJ.—a constantly consuming our subsistence by to the Union, with a representation in the a speculation based upon the fictitious Senate equal to that of the state of New York, by a report of Mr.W. G. Hitch, tbe currency of to day. Sccrcury of the Territory, to the National It would be well to state right here Bureau of Education. From tables that banking business is as permanent a appears that in business as fanning or manufacturing. in New Mexico And that men who have spent their thmi 147 teachers and in its pursuitr. will stick to it with the parochial and private schools, name Kai as does tho fartaen aud mauufao- intan u! 1X»» Kkotawn JI . the dollar added to it the fourteenl per ont . and we find we have increased the amount ; of money in circulation just $103,600,000 । and ite greatest gtaq/is this, it » good i >«f the political social instil PEXinrUB DIVUION. TIME TABLE No. 8. They Honorable Judges; wc arc awakening law passed for striking a blow, at specula­ who won American libertim, who solemnly Nearly ten years have tion and monopoly working a general bles­ declared that nothing but gold and silver elapsed a^nce the havoc, the wasting effects sing to the American people. The first should ever be used as legal tender in and tbc expenditures of war have ceased. law passed promising that this country CHICAGO A LAKE HPROM H fciS tn IS h i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-15.pdf 73a1b429ee08a1ec2970ded870d42ceb PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 5. editor Aim HSTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1876, rpreisiier. Read the Record dcfe^lhmwl™. IW Cenlr.1 y lUir mu. down Co aiCT^upwboodnJ pound. or.l»«l 12 cm,. buU.nl, .kwh m>k« for th. pmu buJm SIM. lb. < «Mnd cul lo<~ tnikmluM, their receipts of groin, which were some 411.000 buhd. per wck, h.» n>. up tl Specie, for and Bgalnst—Private and Profitable Theatricals—Feminine Dead Beats- Blue Freight Lines - A Good Word for Paper—A Contrast. ^*7?MfcmaT*U Rr**L niMiM' Barrr tHr.xs or subscription> mra cimii run New York, May 10th, 1876. । children would never know a ail ver quarter Ihv the little finny of it from tho treasury. JJ.CTrs dr'ADYERTisixa. , to sell Ara for 3i ramam in busies um MILO T. WMVEI.EK. COONTT TRMSUBKR.-Ofltee is I ISAAC W. V ROOMAN. ' EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. umAJl'oIwoiiu. men and tanks find «• C- iwumuloan it The business difficqh fu get enough spoclo for their wants after all. PBIVATK ANt. 1‘RUI'ITAIII.E TUEATRI- MUmiNM. Champion Reapers and Mowers. i 1TTORWBT AT LAW. aadlWWtoria Cb.ne.rr. r5fe=.sr&,..5.'.7..?’KlsL:t.,,i'.7LCCIUM RD9SELL ^<Mk* *** Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, q OZ/C . ’ fiOyl CHAS. H. RAUER. ^AT LdkW^AlCD FilWEvUriNil — f * vwO . GBEBLE <fc RUSSELL IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COUHTED Comparison Invited and Competition Belied in wm. t rjoiis. ■gB>gagiHP»-*»» Teas, Coffees and Spices AH grades of Teas lite very best in the Market vrcsb every week from the Importers S. 8. SLEEPER X CO., of Boxton. and for sale <st prices which dee« diteceimful couipeiition. GIVE ME A CALL. John Stanley PjriWWt > WRGKON, 1 DUaaaa ofW o«n XXUtf TAKE NOTICE, To ti»KT IThom it mat) CottfrrH : 1 nin now running n NEW POIt I'ABLE .MACHINE for Moving, finning, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings iron. Hinall to great, and having handled about 1,21)0 land­ ings in 16 years, feel confident i can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. My address is Irving, Barry (gx, Mich. A.. S, I>KA N . KM.trtMM.MWk. t; jpg, Mich April, 11th, 1876. i and Mr. Frederick Stedman, the oldest (judges one of the mot beautiful girts in | New York, is ono of the favorites aeloni in * ladies'parts J udjjn Barrett and his daugh- I.oolr nt XlHi . for thia society, jiromroent among whose , JM« tfcnU,, Alta>, lb. of I lb. Jfe« T.rk »d Erin R.ilnLj, in ' m,J, d„H»g th. ^n, r„,j„ ooowon, g.„ A. Mowine mtowm I ,h« tm IHpmad. by . loeoMMiveoo lib. 1 continent. • I When ra il? Who »« it? An A OOOD-WOBIl FOR PAPER. Apropos oLMr. Rhine's ;rceulution in lie work about thjrty fiict high with a !lhc House of Representatives,directing the curve of 355 to W ftS radius. The im cuuimilto of ways and means to consider prowiou wm very genera! that the iron I some meMtnr to relievo the county from the monster would either break down the road threatened scarcity of fractional currency, or it would bare the track at the cone couicm a paragropb from Macaulay's diary and plunge into tho crock. My reply to iu Rome, where he speaks of drawing one such apprehensions was that it was too late hundred pounds worth of coin from Tori- 1 to consider tho probability df such occuroria’s bank, and lugging it through.the ' rvnccs; toil tueru was no other count* -Thc Amateur Thcatrienl iiociely, made i largely of voungpeople crtBijflkl with Jr. RMhingtinm's church, has plenty of laurek a nd substantialaueww to look back to al the dote of its season. It has nlayed on Stolen Iiland, and I believe in Brook­ lyn lur charities, and in New York repeat­ edly for the Ccetrnuia! and for benevolent objects, realisiug over 85,000 blear. Their last entertainment thia week wm br no means their lost flaItering sucecaa. These liMWtricala arc quite recherche affair., the i audience all that is moef fashionablo, ax it Come and get one ON TRIL ~ iomr qTcress y . FH BLJCCONVEXA NCBlt A pid ll.rm f<^|Mrkct-pieeA«. PRICES REDUCED. F.lBOffXX, It was at a pret-iium again,and those who tad littlo, kept the first quarter Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. CIVIL KNUIXKKR, CoaatrJtarvwor. !»%twJ3Qr*• u *•Va wIujii street.-, iu a huge auve^ hag, muttering, ( with strong fteliug, Pope’s •'Bleat Paper i Credit." Tho truth is gradually dawning • ou legislators, lliat MA paper and specie ! are necessary for convenience in business, j Those who do not think so are waiting for । the return of the good old days when lank ofiicen had to ait up nights to count their coin, and trowaers pockets bulgxsi ungrace-; fully will, money enough to go on a day’s •porting. .. A CONTRAST. I spike above of women who might bo pall.y and encouragement, to nllowVaport. on the subject The other day a lady weat to the office of the Society for the Prercntion of Cruelty to Children to get the prticulars of a case for the newsjuipcr. AV bile she was theregentleman c ime in to hand Mr. Bergh a check for 82(H) in aid of the Society. Mr. Bergh said that, with the utmost thankfulness for his genaiaity, he, prnomdly, must pro tent against receiving it, as the gentleman had contributed large­ ly beyond Vis just proportion. Thu donor refused any deprecation of his gill, saying ho had neither wife, child or relation in The above State the Central just noir, for the *ddoafspring auBsmutmiof cwttiagrniaiM ping on in Under the reduction of clerical force now proposed by the Democrats in the House of Representatives one clerk in the Fifth Auditor's Office will bn requited to perform six ttrta Uss work demanded gf a similar officer b and before 18M. Thia, too, at a reduced salary. In different de­ gree thu b true in all the Deprtmentn. In I860 th« Gorennmat draU were al! Democrat* in 1876 the laqr# majority of thorn st* RahnMMnui Eogi^r, nude in 1855', it was stated that the first railroad constructed n the United States was the Qtuncy(MasH) Railroad built in 1827. The first passen­ ger railroad was the Baltimore and Ohio which was opened with horM power for fifteen miles in 1830. The Mohawk and Hudson Rirrr Railroad was opened for public travel with borne power in the summer of 1831. Locomotives were first UMdfa thia OMtey to 1831 on the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad, and in 1832 upon the Baltimore and Ohio, and on the South LYrolinU Railroad. In 1838 Umrowwe but three Mites oftoilruad in tho United States. The School Reform teach in this city, contributes) a sensible article to the April number of the Mich­ igan Teacher on teaching practical thing-, n school, and that by familiar “conveniatkm" instead of the stiff and stately text­ book style. She eriHs attontfon to tire faahjiMiable J'y of reciting the words of the books without fully comprehending their meaning. Iu geograph v, for instance, pupils are required each week to commit to Seed to bring! every one connected with them to l*nkntptey,thc fair aspirants have her to have to go round and distribute thorn in wav " Tfcia is »» fwllcv nir. statement of Major Allen into this country earlier than u generally gladly offered, had any one known the brilliant and finished performer, as I can Kay from acquaintance, and I can hut hope that her wirii to find some place where her musical services would secure her a home in any part of the country may be raaliied. . PlKTRO, with a fair degree of speed; but believing that the road would prove safe, and preferring if wc did godowu, to go handsomely and without any evidence of timidity, I started with couridcrablc shows that locomotives were introduced any way depending on him, and it was more pleasure for hist to give than to with­ hold, fur “ifl took it tack," he said, *1 should not know what to do with it." What sort of rickness went through the woman's heart who beanl the words? She There is misery enough iu the city, but was trying for dear life to make living for ere is a pitifnUy ludicrous aide to not a three children by writing, as she could get employment here end tncre, but through is the lady—usually of South- tho winter they had suffered from want of Ml—who has suddenly lost a food ami fire. Tfiey had been well to do ty, and is thrown on her own till the bard times came, when thvir pretty rd must make a living by her home wm swep away, and she was thrown ind, it ia tho talents, pure and upon her own exertions. Shu wm Well be i-aanot wait for such trifles dressed from the remains of her wardrobe, ;;-----as training and business management. aad had bo complaints Co make, but any She either elects to go on the lecture pkt- mother can guos how bitterly and longing­ ly she listened to this .rich man speaking body hue to provide her with a costume, more or ha gorgeous, and a hairdresser. Then' used to be a middleman for this sori want, forbidden to make one sign for the of thing in the shape of an unfortunate help which would doubdon hate been poor, upright souk who only ask to.be al­ lowed a chance to earn a living. There is work enough the world would be better for juniliag. She tax hard of you as a man having d*mo if anyone had the wisdom and heart to find it out, and bring it in reach of the williug worker, la hopes anything von happen to pride yourself that this mention may bring the two to­ a little; ahc tolls her piteous story of d gether, I speak of oao case that lately came to my knowledge. A young Swedish pian­ ist, who graduated from the ouaaervatory by taking tea ar twenty tickets .for her of Stockholm, after six years study wjth coming lecture. On asking tho subject of high honont, and camo to this country to her lecture, inquiry reveals that die does teach music; but coming witbrat any. n..t know—she has not ynt decided what to knowledge of the language, and without ehoMO—sad the lecture is neither written than to haVe a trial made bf the strong.! animal, which liad boni brought here at great expense but it wasm-t ncoema’y that more than one should be involved ifoits fate that I would take thu first riJ alone. and the time would coma when I should look back to the incident with great interest. As I placed my hand on the throttle valve handle 1 was unde, ccired wbothor I would move slowly throe miles I reversed the rake and return­ ed without accident, having thus made the first railroad trip by locomotive qn the Western hemisphere." the Judge left thu city, in which he took the part of * young man. looking about twenty-five, while the daughter wax his IttBl The Tint LooaD^ive In ’Amanda '•imidwpv. h Am.™., 400,000, The ccpMllu. » Cu■ i. co- who ...kecd h. eonpiw uni dieted iu »Md ta cm bound Aeisbl, but the Sgbl woceneM. ? U wu> ia the yoer 1B»S on » » tree Mtwe Um oooumding r.ck | th. beak, at the iaekewc™, at the lhel .1 » ooofldeatly cpeeled that the I uwocmc. ..f the rulnd. c.aMCinretc on wet^oiap fraigbl will ,«Jdy | th. anal of th. Dd.no ...I HodM^ be out. aad eUppnw ete hoUune their cr । C.a.l Compear with their rod nine— WWW In eullriwtoa of the Ml. Md long , .nJ he who mMcmc yea wa the oely unc the frefebl ham olfered le retry . pecoa on that IcocMic. The eiteanpMk.lM. at enoul 12 coat, cob, to cut, Mmuw. which tai u i»y hi,, doo. on the under the postage paekrf rates, but drop . engine were these: . pod it as soon as coogrtas had takeo action The road had been built in the summer '•A1‘,be, .b,,‘ l**^ I Thcrtructure was of hemlock timber, and Still tbu action abuwu vlat wc may look 1 nib atjargo dimensions noiolmdon caps for in the general dmnkago of all rat«, phcod Ar apart. The timber had cracked and the fultnc&i of competition. When I—J---------- 51 — monopolies suffer the p&ple rejoice. straight line, the W BCIE, FOB AMI* AQAtXMT. Those ul«l fogies who feared that their 1406 Sold i/l 1871. 3049 Solo ifl 1871. 747»| It is no unusual thing down town to get dimnrtimd quarters, and it U the corrvol Sold ifl 1873. •14976 Sold /jT 1874. 31077 tbiiig'fur ladies' stores up-town to py out at ka»l one piece of new rilrcr with the S old i / i 1875, 41/0 full / iooooo hi LL t rtrttpjMi nid®! change to each customer. But the si reds ’L.’rtEtfrtL s£» i ■r 41901410 7041876. Oflt Ulf are not cxmfflj' fiuoilcd with It just y<4, and there is not so m idi iu circulation as TUT Sold 11 JO.SD | moo I was anticipated, for (he reason that when iratio)i i3o,op the bniiL; paid out silver everybody began V“> to hoard it up: those who had large turns, NO. 1048 large advantage over the Central as long as * U..7 .dk^J lb. old nta. FonxJio f OUR NEW YORK LETTER remain dots, the St. Lawrence river runs up bill the north po e looks tike a telegraph ■ole, Pennsylvania is a bhie statu arid . Not long ago Mrs. Ford was talking with a bright little girl of nine yean., who had just completed her first Ixxik tn geog­ raphy, when she promptly and mrrcetly gave the definition of geography aa a det. eriptiou of the earth’s aurfaoe; but when asked whether lhe had ever seen the earth or any part of it, she said No. Bimilariy, a teacher iu Illinois some yearx ago wm examining a dass in gcogr^hy. when all Mra. Ford continues: Outside of gcog- A hortrod things ia tho aohool-mou., about home, and on every hand, are never counted is Worth mentioning. �a ccatury hence we ouglit, to-day, to be th»W<- of Ac representatives of al! the. Where the PreaMeni ' Performs hie ('own.rater in-Chief t the folbw“ to . oaac in Representative Blackburn’s resolution: 7b thf IhttMt of Jlrptraentatiefi: of our bloasings. We trust also that this “I have given very attentive consider­ Centennial exhibition will prove to bo ation to a resolution of the House of reasonably successful iu-showing so for as Representative*pewed on. the third; day of April, requesting tho President of the material products' tab do it, the great fea­ United States to infoan the iloose ture* ofournationaPprogrera, so that even Representatives whether tny Executive if the older nations shall outshine us in some offices, acta of duties, atd if any, what departments of art or iu special handwork have, within a aptcified period, been porof uno kind and another, we shall still formed at a distance from the acai of th« Government established by law, Ac. . show ouraelrc* to have made good use of I have never hesitated, and shall not our privileges, and entitled t»> the respect h-wtate, to communirato to Congress, nt all mankind. and to eitheVibrabeh. thereof, nil the in­ For President, At all evepfa wo deserve success iu this formation which the Constitution makes it t to give/ qr oSwtt Io bring :l»« .»uon. together i 2_ iho Joi, _? of 2., lh« 1'rwideot RUTHRRFOBD B. HAYES, whichniv myjudgment judgmentmav maysuj sugevrt tot m& .. . .. .. i ■... ... ... which of Ohio. and to make them better acquainted with ora request from either Iluuac iuay in­ each other. In nil ages of the world ignor­ dicate to me will be'Uscfal in the discharge, For Vico-Proident, ’ X JOHN F. HARTRANFT. ance has been the mother of prejudice, aud of the appropriate duties < onfided to them., ! of Pennsylvania. prejudice is responsible for full half the I fail, however, to find in the Coustilu • tiou of the United States tbe authority Subject to tho decision of the Republi­ ware and contentions which' have de­ given to the House of Repnneatetitea solated the earth and impeded the cause (one branch of the Congress in which 1 is can National Convention. of human brotherhood, to which one verted the legislative power of the Gov­ HAYEH' PfaATFOHM t blood and one transcendent sacrifice are ernment » to require of the I Executive, on inevitably leading ail men. Let us all independent branch of the Government, co-ordinate yrjib the,Senate and House of hope this Centennial Exhibition will be a RepresentauVni, an account of his -dis­ manifest and long operative influence in that charge of ht\appropriate and jmrtly exec­ beneficient dirxition, and Io thin end let us utive offices, acts and duties, cither ax to when, where or how performed. > labor to make it a perfect success. What tho House of Representatives may require as a right iu ita dumand upon j The Preaident's Message. the Executive tor information is limited to is overlooked or NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GUAR be cxer- should not be mentioned. night be aunty of and na­ t that as to the place w ciscd thin are natMns and tribes invited tp contribute to, three Centennial festivities rt Philadelphia. able in our hirtory witness stopped. IIc would die before he would telL It was a ddieato object and of the United Statre hi* dril powera are no more limited or of limitation IMPERTINENCE REBUKED content with the position we now hold ns for­ of the gotten for’tbe prescnt, in the grandrar of our ncompllshmenLs and the abundance “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor seotcrian interferance winch will destroy the other." Republican National Convention. the aomiartion of condidstos for President and Vice-President of the United .Stetca. will Ik> held in the city of Cincinnati on Wedncvdav the fourteenth day of June, 1876. -al 12 o’clock noon, nnd will ernisht of delegate.^ from each Btatetqtml to twtee tho nnmber of riiory and the District of Columbia, In call. Ing the conventions far the election of delc- political differences or previoua parly afiilfations,,wha are opposed to reviving seciional tones, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony thrpuglMut the coun­ try by mainlaing and enforcing all the coualitutianal right!, of every atixau. inclniL favor of the ‘continued fried; who arc In iby government by honeat, faiihful ami capo"Mb offeers ; who art in favar of making nach reform* in government M experience) mar. from to time, suggevt; who art opposed to imparlng the credit of the nation by deprtci_ ..J r...... Hid tho efforts of these recently in rebellion against the Government been successful in driving a late President of the United Staten from Washington, it is mnmftffi that be intwi , ufre discharged his functions, both civil and military, dsowherc than In tho place named by­ law as tht? scat of GoyerntutmtNo act, of Congress can lijnit, suspend or, confine this cmwtitotiomd duty. I am not' scribed detectives, hence these uiad-housc bara. tar <• i»nf The President had frequently come to Koreas the fiOUse of the witness about it at the mcm- grres whieh assumes thus to limit or re­ strain the exercise of the functions of the Kxecutire. Were Uwe .«>* I affix, I should nevertheless recognise (be ‘superi­ or authority of, the Constitution, nod meat, and the providing Etnbrnoee under one management the Great Tninlt Riilamy Unes of tb. Wi8T and NQBTH-WKBT, and. w.<L Ita DQtnerou* b ran diet andcoonectfom. forma the aborteat'and quickest rout, iietwaen Chicaoo and all point- in Illinois, Wwcombin, Rorthehs , MiMXEBOTA, low a. lemon, MfiCKIQAK, NEHRA2KA, CXLtPORMXA andtbe We-tr never ERN TBRBfTbttTEA Its Owha m4 C«UI»n.i. Lin. Jm the snortmt and bert jrutUe for nil pointe iu Northern IjXinois, Iowa, Dakota, *ftteUASKA Wyoming, Colorado. Utah, Ni.t? rda. Ci.iromnA. Omeoox; (‘Hili’ Japan ano Aubrralia . It- THE CLIMAX Had come. The Democrata were enthusi- j Mtfc-fo'lbcir sardonic joy, and were just nadyto render their verdict against the of suitable THE COLLAPSE ia the abort line for Northern WihooMrtK and Minnmbota. aad Cur Mali oom, St. Pavl. Minnkammjb, Dvi.i tii and all points In lb? Great Nocth weri March*'. ' .. of the act referred to, General. Washing­ . Itothia ww Dvinocrats of the Commit- Ito Winona and St. Pater Line ton issued an ""ex.entire prodaumtion Vb oo ExpeRditures in the Interior IV Js j bo only route for-WJ ‘ ‘ Roches ” having reference to the subject of this part turnt caught the President. ter.Owatonn a. Mans tt. Petek very act from Georgetown, a plaao re­ Southern New Hex, and nfljadu mote from Philadelphia, than the seat of State Affaire. and Central Minnesota. _ _____ Government, where the act referred to> OfcrWtu-i.tiwih'ht.i ffiro^thatMdl । ------------- --------lincie tollegc. The spicy Message that President Grant j f aoat of GovernmL, ----------------------. . . TIia fruit ririxritgH nt till* ' That none of his successor* have cnrent to the Hojt''C of R epresentotives in I went. The inquiry in tho resolution of is a cbesring one, • the House u to where executive acts tertained the.idea that .their, executive in ,n Michigan “Ji reply to an. impertinent resolution adopted ”t!' p^«wlo«lr‘MW 'jJJ? have within the last seven years been •Mo. a short time since byxjhat branch of Con- performed, at what distance from any of Government is evidenced by the bun- *•“” grcM. asking if any official acts had been particular spot. or for how long a ]<criod drefeuM* wJwL. «T r"h la the only roote for Eiou, Rock> ok i>. FRVEPORT?ond all point* wia FrwiMirt performed at any place other than the at any one time, Ac., does not necessarily formed by tny predecessor- in an unttrobelong to tho pro visco of legislation. It ken line from Waskiaftou to Liaonln, a • -. A rfLUJ,-! National (.Capital is printed in anotlicr colChtcaooand Milwaukee Line does not profaci to be asked for that ob­ memorandtwn of the general nature and .‘SijK* atrawKwriea- in’ Detraa*/ Friday ninn. ject. if this information be sought sold at the modest rate of aorenty-flve Is the old Lake Sbon Bowte. and is the character of some of which arts is nbouly odc paaoiug UtRHNth dtYANsroN, The iwpudeticj of tjie query is patent through an inquiry of the President as to a quart. miltod herewith, aud no quertion .has rents HroirEAM* Park. -It folks aM if tlie £4rq&tto and Meek- Lakb Fojuarr, on the face of it, but the mover Of the his*executire acts in view or in aid of the l>ocu teised ax to thu Validity of- those WALKMGAfr/ tcSlt. K ENO I HA to inacratlnrtid proj«-t was arlaxt on its Muwmn,, ; •' ■ ' resolution was probably not antkrijmting power of impeachment verted in the arts or as Io the right or propriety of thoj House, as it naked in derogation of an Executive to exercise the powers of hi* in reality. auch a pointed rebuke a.* the President inherent, natural right, recognised in thia <dfe« |a any jtff ifthe Uaited htetw.’ r a rennin on all through trains of tills iir his reply very properly administers. Io country by a constitutional guarantee tSigned) U.'K Grant? Thia It the ONLY LIME rtnninc his menage the President demonstrates that which protects every citinsi, tin' Presi­ numbered 183. j Washington, May 4, 1876. Several Detroit bus'.n m* firms have re- • these cars between ChTcairo and Kt. he has not neglected any duty by ahacnce dent as well as the humblest in the land, Paul, Chicago aud Milwaukee, or Chi­ from Washington ; that he Itas^nol even from being made a witness against him­ cago BQfWniM*. » ----- a-----------^a---------------------- wllli |«th« l>ual self. been absent from the ,-Capital as long as the Oertaad Union During the time that I have had some of his iflustriottv predecessors. That the in this day of Railroads and Telegraphs dent of this Goren ‘ Mail Mwi (hw ns frou> the tbcChlcagv Ik* has al all limes been within reach of al­ most instantaneous common icatioo with will continue to be, my earnest endeavor and that nobranch of the public service had ordinate branches of the Government, not account of such absence; encroaching upon them nor allowing i it is, iu plain En­ cncroachmentH upon the proper powers of the office which the people of the United glish, none ol the business of the gentlemen Statre have confided to me, but aiming to who compose th- majority of the Confed­ preserve in their proper relations the erate House of Representatives where or several powers and functions of each of the co-ordinate branches of the Govern­ when he performs his official acts. ment agreeably to the Constitution, and in accordance with the solemn oath that I Political Note*. IU«» -U1 be beU oo the 2Kb, 2<kh suffered on The New Urfortu iiepMiam is in a position to my that Democrata throw mud Washington,!). C., Thursday, January 13. became it'is the only thing they can reach. THE CENTNNIAL EXHIBITION be the first cboioc of many Iowa Republi­ Gen. Sherman for President is said to cans, inchdlng United States It ia now opened. comparatively But fejr of our peo­ hand the It is out­ Brownlow speaking interest the season of tho by which Philadelphia Centennial was inaugurated on Wednesday. Yet we were all there in, spirit and sympathy and many of ui hope aud expect to give our penwnai attendance before the grand exhibition closes. Grand we have not the least doubt it is for all the leading'nations of the earth have sent forward- their contributions, and several lure shown a great degree making a creditable cnees of the Iago, it was evidently worth their while to do. Akliough, to day, know that Preiidcnt Paraon a.* ever in his tAlc powtiow of Superintendent of Publie 1 psrtmcnt to-day to surpass others in period of upwards of seven years during the attempt to “catch Grant.*' whieh I have held the office of President TDX GREAT MYSTERY. “the butcher-knives for tire slaughter of of the United States, I have boon absent The Democrats on the Committee had Thurman are being whetted on his uncle s caused all the Republicans to be notified shin bone." That is what might he called whether daring that period I have per­ formed or have neglected to perform the daticsofmy office, I freely inform the The Molly Maguires of Pcnnsylvauix House that from the time of ray entrance arc said to bo a branch of the Ancient Or­ der of Hibernians, and that they are sworn of their hand. order. Jione but Gathnlir. Irishmen can The Washington 'Xatwinl RcpnUMtan brings the last charge against Mr. Blaine. Even the tribes with <hcir next . neighbors, have long known the commer­ cial demands of the American people end have adopted Uieir fabrics and products Coke. the,Democratic Senator the neat of the Goverameat -r and that length hb career as a Confederate soldier, repent if, United States at Tho Ku-Klux Whitc-Leagunrs are jx> They have therefore gladly themselves of the • grand Opportu­ anming thcTfmftrigM in Ix>uisiana. They declare that tire State must bo carried for nity offered by this splendid Raxar to compete with other nationalities and aril- thc’Pcmomc^ at the coming Presidential availed and the patronage of the United 8totes in how will the the Iu that ora,indeed, relations of this Il is currently reported iu k-fsl drcles Granger cases, ia withheld uu til after the Whatever may otir condition as a nat in. Court may not de imperilled in the West. Frisbie, a young lady twenty-two years of and Kcntte Streets. age. The prisoner was brought before ’ the the 37th of May iust 1 Pa.; and Albert Keep of y <37,000,000 of the should the opportunity offer. tho time U» Apdit. rf tnnl I him to the Government mad house. ' ’taw***:* ** He have from two to ten trains dally. NnWTMOffiee. w<x 41C BriUway ; ■ OBoe. Ho. fi State Stnet! Otnaha Frauitenet; Street. George ShcphtrJ; of Carltoo, has lately At the annual mooting of the stockboidsreof the l^ke tflmre * MHuasn witness upon whom lips the fate of the Southern railroad held at Cleveland May fallowing dircctors were chosen fur President of the United States hung was 3,■ the ---------_---------------------------------------an ordinary looking bnainmai man. The ^ensuing year. Cornelias Vandorbili, Democratic membera were or. tip-toe irtih WUliata H. Vanderbilt, Augustus Sdiell, expectation, Republicans wen loteraated, ® Samuel ------ ’ ” J.------------Barger,” Robert ’L. n Crawford, ' John K. Barral, and Frances P. Freeman of New York; Henry B. Payne and His marvelous Some years ago did him a great taut to the accordingly. the century to cotnc. The Committoe lustroctioo forD&riy four years, authorises the announcement that he is entirely out of the field as a yandidgjc-for.^rv noutlua-: ----- XlUUUBUhMi from speech before Ah election h- reriewud al and declared i that he would (tally. . B B^.of M.cxnb, .fo, ftWlMld efficiently filled the respon- Dembcrxcy, and that his utation as one ofthe bort coslorucn. ia the acquaintance been detected in States." as haaboeu to often and aa well said, our nation ia younger than many of its inhabi­ approaches of the Independent Voter." Ilia friends will rather hope there is sometants, wehavc already established our. rep­ Imsinavi b-aa-SLSSssHS:- special committee of the Confederate at the United States Land Officarat TrnFor Bay and Lake i^pperior. House of Representativei. He says the verac City during lie moOthj^- April, Two TnilCTteiiy, aAfc Si&S Pntav Democrat members of at least one of the covering 7,022 acres. JamM Foraythc. a resident of Ypsilanti Maxquette. Hoose Committees liaye discredited ikctuhrough Train. sclvra far more than they can hope to dis­ since TS29, died In that city tm the 9th Jiljgfat train-, grace die Administration. In the history SuQoinla Io fend" that instrument. of the aewion thus far the (ratters of poli­ buried with hlano.iic honors. Foe Sparta and' _ In the maintenance oft be rights secur- tics and society have been raked to make a Prof. James C. Wataou, i.f the State MiuMoota. O— k Train dally. case against the Cabinet. Bank accounts Unireraity, has received an appointment with Pullman iteatemtoaq branch of the Government, 1 nu> com have been ransacked, tattle uf frontier as one of the judgw at tho Centennial, Throu*h Tra “ * * ’ detailed camps has been listened to, detectives have with a request to be present at the open been made oracles to prove high officials l«s • viaClltiinformation of the Government guilty of crime. It was Any penon wlip rpcare or shoots fish Uy, with Senator It says “ he is handicapped with seductive markets of-the world. Webb the well iafonnod coms powdeak of interval in exhibition of their as to is ns violent bursts ofttriSody; vocal and inatruuMti- hatred of the tal, and (Re shouts ofrthc enthusiastic thousands Council Hiuffii. Omaha and Cali “— -------- = —^2-tWith Room and IJ1 > unci' Wright. blooming of artillery, the golorious ple vTXeaak A Narlh- all the departments of the Government, and furthermore that liberty and should be maintained ahMilulely free from sectarian control g who believe that, for the promotions of these ends, and dlreetion of the government should continue to be confided in those who adhere to the princi­ ples of 1776 and support them as incorporat­ ed in the constitution and laws; and who are in favor of recognizing and strengthening the fundamenlal principle of national unify ia this centennial anniversary of the birth of the ttepablle. CA®RNM lie ring W. II. Sim mm. JU8TS0.I2.- Klnxtt btreet --B-Caaal erWdlv ■ attain s- ' �Lh»r urf Mood M>oaw. ItyMIrcaji ■'■'■',l1 1 ...... " CENTENNIAL LETTER public eomfort has a commodious officw b( Attention Greenbacks. the main entrance, which includes a fitc By IL V. Ptauct; W.&.. Author of ••Th* Time’s Flight—Uftole Sam's Centen­ reading room, facilities for writing and I will sell for the next Sixty Days for l*eopte*a(*oMh0Hfo«a«MediM| Adviser." corrrepcodtticc. together with lavatories Greenbacks only, Boots aud shoes way nial Blrth-dsy Breakfast—Pro­ and noset*, and a boot-blacking and down low. in order to clone out niy slock A hrallby liver srerrte* «•** day about two -TRA^GKB’H GUI1JK gramme of the Opening Exercises clothrs-bnuhing room. Thin dejuirt- ft-r New Spring Goods. I also sell the l-ITV LOCAL K- «. TIMI^CAiiD —Let the Eagle Swarm—Arrange­ ment will undertake the care of undueIlan, celebrated uu>ust Singer Sewing Machine, differ Sewing Machine Noodle* and ments far the Comfort of Visitors. cloak*, shawls, 4c., for which checks arc ent kinds of Sewit mr«n 'ree, and wliM when tho the viaknr visitor m h wwdr ready In Io rMacWne ri:i OU. T. I abo sell Well 4 Cistern ive, hie ‘‘trspa” will be found-st a ata Pumps. ■ ■ ffi; tion in any pert of the ground he may Pliir.Anii.rHiA, May 19th. 1876. J. Maus. The Centennial Rolling AtlaatU- Kipru* (Sa Opposite the Post Office Tempia fttged. Nobody knows better designate. Homing*, Mich. than a Centennial Commissioner or Ex­ (’hair Company have provided 300 chairs xx41tf hibitor how much too fast tempia docs elevated on wheels, and m> eomtrncted as Farmers remember that the old and to be almost noiaclcM,which for a moder­ fuget fur the successful maturing of hu reliable house of C. B. Salsbury ia, as ever, Even stealing ate charge by Hie hour may be employed addition to tbetrnanml function*, and can- man plans and purposes. buying egg*, batter, poultry and all kind* from tl(c hours of sleep and turning to take persons where they like about tho of former a produce, under Bariow 4 Good grnnnda. The luxury of this provision night into day, won't always suffice to The brain, which i» the great electrical cen­ overtake tho lying moment* and keep will be better appreciated when it ia year's store, and paying for the same the highest market price. Palroniie the house ter of all vitality, to unduly .timul.ted by the PONT ।OTFICK TIME CARD [ace with the rising and sotting auu. 8o understood that according Ut the latest jyoM Liiow to br reliable. XX2lf can sell cheaper tlian any hotta»in Bar­ with, all their bcrculanouut ^efforts, these estimates a tour through the aisles of the ry County, for these reaaomt: ly. ilcnr* the aytuptomv of bile poi-Mming, Centennial people scratch their heads and principal exhibition buildings comprises a 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. geokcu aa A bank on the which ar« <1uUdmb, headache, incapacity to wish they had, like the man about to be walk of forty miles. 21. Because we make Hie most of our Taoadar ANXOLXCKMK.XT TO TUB PUBLIC. ■ grounds under the managemeut of Philadel ­ keep the mind MX any subject, impairment uf hung, a respite—st little more time. But good* ourselves. PICTURES I memory, dixiy, sleepy, or nerr.-m feeling. the day is almost here. Next Wednes­ phian*. will receive deposit*. cash drafts and Kloomy forrtxxiincs. and irritabily of temper. 3d. Because we keep the best of work PIOTURESl The blood iksslfWnx direeaed a* it form* I be day mortnnp Curic Sam will take his furnish exthsngc. A narrow gucc nil i I am now “H alone in the Photograph men. ■ sweat upon the surface of the akin, it la vo ir- Centennial Hrth-day breakfast and pick wav makes a circuit of the grounds and ), *.— —■* ——j—■ •- ~~ • ••««^rwpu coumxtx with all the [ciocipal budding... buw,x**- M « I have made arrange____ __ .MM. M.a W*T ritoilnr and poisonous that it produce* Ji* his teeth with a rusty <jd '76 hayonet. my facilities fur doing make. colored brown spot*, pimple*, hlotclire. and Al ouoti the American Eagle will perch It « provided with cars furnished by I ,“^U 10 variou* Bixnufscturvu as an advertise- , ‘“^cr work than ever, mi all aiuauu should UU1 call notions, sore*, botla , ----Wo sell none of this cheap-made Fur­ himself ujion tho topmost peak of ibe and get a negative taken. Tlic superi ­ Tdegraph conrcoleoclea and niture that Is made by machinery. The Rocky Mumrtains, and with the lips of ment. ority of my wurk In the put u a suffi­ goods we make is made by iutnd, and hu wings dipped in the two oceans—not messenger fueilkire wro prorwkxl at sevwork in the By an cient guarantee of flrel-c forgetting to drop a tail leather or two era! s^xtiou* al>uut the grounds. warranted. We Invite all peraooa to ftituro. Room* in Waslun ’ ton Block call and inajiei't our goods, for they a) in the Gulfuf Mexico and Lake Michigan, ingratoott* cocilrirtuicc of Mr. W. 8. aonth kid* State Street. bear Inspcctlun. No trouble at ull tako a retrospective sun ry of his own PhiHpa. Superintendent of tho Telegraph, Gfco. L. H eath . show goods. grealures. We all sympathise with the every ouc of the eighty turnstile* sei st 1 prund old EauL', even alien, on Slate the several entranren of the ground will Parties having Pictures to trawo 1 have got a choice lot of Hen* Fihca occasions, he take* on the character of a be coonectej by wir* with a- dial in the era for rale. C. B. Sjhmdi bt. I woakTdo well top ‘them framed of us turkey-gobbler ; and at Him period. lu»w- tnsin office of the Centennial Communion a* we can do It P . -rsod Chcuperlhau ewes at oae time. TbeiUver Iwing the great everapt it might be, probably mibotly When a person enter* thrnggh a turnany house iu P ry County. Wc keep <lepumtiag;ew btocsLeMndag <>rgss ut tbe •lilc he b InstauianemuJy registeied on syvlrtn. Set this great' ■■bouseksepev of our will think of ijuotjng Maxe s Imre: Km Husby not io be out done. h» re­ the Lazgret Si.J Meat selected stock ot > this dial. At any inatsni of the day. P1CTVRE FRAME-1 AND MOULD­ health" at wurk. and the foul corruption. fitted his toouorial pjriort, and everything ———.I—- I— ,1.— 5.1—.1 .—.I l here fore, it will bo possible to know', by INGS, Bilackktb, Papkb— Houtabout them as neat m a new pin. Neektira, glancing nt the dial, the exact tnunber of W|U la*4*at pcU. of (totem. KHU, WALtePotXKTH, SUFFKRr Cultart, Citrars etc. all And ctara, ran be patted from iW ayairaa. 'mihi |«vple whu huve psMcdthagMs and are HOIJJKRS, found, at Em’*. Everybody acknowledges Pierce’. Golden M*dl»l MrtKn within tho Kxhibitfou prenude and Imildthat Em i« the best 7bmor iu sixteen aud everything In the Furniture Uno. small UmH <Utty W. E *»•'« foga. We invite all persons to call and look native Psllvt., ia previslnealf counties. , xxSl if The dccu'iMi of the Commiteiuu to The programme for the opening exer­ chwe both building* and ground* un Sun 1 will buy and paf cash for live drickts completed and hu already beeu exten day provokes a good deal of dbcnaswo, ■ •ms up tu J uno. let. Vin»Invitation* Iirt* been and nii certainly a question to which «51’<_________ C. B. ^oliskury. । now on exhibition at pur FitrnttunTttti blood untoXMi lUt lurk u .re rirely publiahvd ' Blare. All kinds of work made to or­ by them robbed of their terror*. anJTby their issued to the President, Cabinet officers. litres is two aids*, though on the whole TK> vou want the Ixtt Havana' Cigar* der. Repairing of all kinds of oM fur jwraeveringaadprotractad u.c I ha moot tainiad Supreme Gmrt Judges, Diplomatic Corps. probably a Majority of tbv ]iuLlic will ! nilure neatly done. ■y«tea>a may ba romplate'y reaovated and Cougrreamen, Centennial Jloard. Foreign approve the aenou of the lloanl. There go to J. P. Roberts' for them. • built up sacs Enlarged gland., tumors, and ConimL^iuncni. Governor* of State* and kn>> remarkable influx of visitors aa yet. WE MEAN. Bl’HI K KFS! -indie awy and disappear under M. D. Reed dexirev to call attention to Most of the <hnn> town Imtels are lolcni Territories and their staff*, the Pennsyl­ of th»e great wash vat •. . Furniture Ilcomarouth aide Stale St. vania Jwgialature. city authorities of bly full, but there ia plenty uf room in his uew Wagon Shop, where he may b« opiKMite H. A. Goodyrar'a Hardware ft won’t expand the currency. the many many new new canirpcjarirs caniYprjarir* in in the die riciuity riciuity ’ tound at all hours of any day. ready to do Philadelphia, chief officcnt of -the array the Church CMtnthr. * *h»n rtdro ia here, '•"X w‘.,r* in *»»• •«*, fruin putting a new Store. and nary, Woinco'a Nati-.nal Centennial of Pairtpoqnt park. XTEBB1KS tars. Committee, Centennial Board of Finance, and has taken a Imus* in Wert Phitadd- i >">oke in an old wheel, to the building of: ” fur * which ' ’ * *he pays S30.0QU “G0.00U iu in guhl. gold. thc I** 1«*W9' ''vrT "«*n in the county of I The people of Nashville and others in official position* and official­ phia, May Si. W aad 21. *RogaiUn IM) «. ly connected with the Exhibition. The This ntlU tn mind another homa>rmrin* Barry. Don't fnreet the place; in the shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner of May 2o,.A«c«naion My. ' Centennial ground* and buildings will be ineideul related to me. A card “To let, vt.. m .n.J i..——: .. opened to the public at 9 A- M. Memori­ furutthed," pn the door of a fine rvsiJcnrc Church aud Railroad Street. al Hall, tho Main Building, the Machine­ iu a very rnspcptablo quarter of the eity. XXUtf Jin ?cjm4teekly tow. »-naM*»fi*imi&MM.i . ■IM DM. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep Itw E wixl find all kimlit of Whore : ft FURNITURE! Of every Description whidt we •raws . : 1 S - nrs. _ j._M.3nrnM.y.M._ cor MTV omcKBs. !V8S: Peerleu Kilk Safes HAYS’ SONGS. reliable. On Friday at ry Hall will be reserved for Invited gnret* attracted thu atteulka of a New York until about noun. Thu cxerewc will take gentleman who wa* prospecting here. place in the open air. on the south aide of Memorial Hall. The music ramdating •nacu IUI W>UK- ^UJIUIUO O| p«K| UUIO , Beery variety of Job Printing nearly aud of 800 yoiere, will be under the direction The public were wonderfully .iirpriaed one of Theodora Thomas, aaakted by Dudley Buck. The Prcridetrt will bo escorted to from which ex-.heriff Vrnomaa had suffered (Ito grounds by Governor Hartranft and a division of troopn. Th* fullowing is the prijgrammc: Fhat.—Centennial Inauguration March, by Wagner. Second.—Prayer by Bishop ' ruotnar. i mlitude knew* no bound*. Semi-weekly, only SI.SO MUt of 1) It. Qtek. I*. A.BMMiley aad Uaa, U A<rf«rk>n wave Sfpoialxd to solicit nulMeripitov* to meat th* nrcawi j expense* evtimaiol at $1‘OtMl. and to report at KeM Kaiional bank of Cantaa, Illinois. Shalt decoration day, I Himpaun. Third.—Hymn by John G. Whiui«r; muai<-by John K. Pains, of Mamachatetia , orchestra aud orgau ac­ companiment Fourth.—Cantata: words by Sidney Lanier, uf Gourgia; music by Dudley Burk; orchestra and organ arcouipanimcot. Fifth—l*m«<tvt«tiun of the Exhibition by the President of the Centennial Commisaion. Hixxli.—Ad­ dress by ibe President uf the United State*. The declaration that the Exhi­ bition is epen o ill bo followed by the customary firing of aalutes, raLuug of flags, ringing of the chimre and Handel s “HaUelmah Chorus," with oqna aud | orchestra! accompaniment. Tbr Foreign Commtaaiouers will be placed opposite their respective aactions Iu die main building. The Wreident and invited guests will inarch through iiiu main buildivg and the Foreign UNtt&Btawcn, the I erne drew hi- check on the spot fur at.-. —___ _ ttn ____ 1J A * *__ X____ • r the amount pH. day-* ’ later thirty“hreQch'hdira*' Jw«' from Praia w^r/d.xnioiW within, and tho neighborhAxl is dtaeomfltod. ° * • Vkham. Local fibjipe^ pitice; W. JI. H. Heath, the senior na^mtie of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Cor haa retired from bumnraa iu Him city, and in now traveling for the Grand Rapid* Burial Case Co. Hi* many friends wish him sucerra. Q''«T—Who will do the undertaiing? Why Htebbhu Brothers of course. Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply at J. p Roberts'. Vri ' Shia locating the Fauth of July m die uriddlr of the muMtec.' However wa hrs . not dxsetuums that point new JU-WJ ptoytew bra fore >e IMm MMVtabk M ab.II ■iUi ’ banka. Xk STEWART’S SONGS. Takethc AtduaOa, Topeka 4 Ranta Fe DRY GOODS HAVE TAKEN A TUMBLE ! WHERE ’ At A. W. Bailey's. Prints 7/cte. Lonsdale muriin ISet', Muslin yard wide 6 cis. Extra heavy Shirting 12J cts. Bret coUonades iu to 3» cte. Gaud Ticking 12 cis. Twenty bone Corsott 45 da. Imdioi hove Kxra heavy J0 eta. Two button Kid Gloved GO eta. A nice line of Coat Binding*. Atchison anftKanaaaCtty, via the b»autiful Ark annas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sprngs, Cuehanw, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, New Mcxied'aad AriabUa. Special round trip !«> day tickets to Denver ott ftdc May 15lh, al (50, taking in the famous watering placre on the I>, 4 R, Q. Road. Low em­ igrant rates to the Sen Juan Mines. Pnlhnau Palace Sleeping Cart botwton the M isaouri River and the Rockyaouat tains without change. Close connection 2"‘le *nd Atchbop in .(Earn join the pnmtwiua, when the whole A full and ■oy»M*k'to aasorUnent tsxly will erom to Machinery Hall, ■ ■i. -yUl rtrt»rateW^fc>MaM<-.ir>ed There I’rcaidcut Grant will set ia ntulion <!lothii*g. xxiW A. W. lUiLRr. the great engine aud machinery counect ed therewith. A brief reception by the Anyone retnnting 1‘randeut in the Judges Pavilion will Black, aatuc, Sun. said donor girinr iu inu as te hui close tho formal observance of the day. Congress haa accepted the invitation u> whmalxMrta to me, ahull be revuniated. IlaiUingB May 1A 1876. be proaent in a body. Some people pre­ That the election of .Street Cvmmlaaluner tend to think thia was a mistake, aa it Jowx Htatt. those of one hundred years agn. What a ridiculous idea! To a man up a ifwe jt any renalutioa, «leu any iaRear,«T uada any would ssau that al this limo wc csuld tie. Bre sections tea (Iff) aad forty nine (49) make doe allowance for . th j short-com­ ings of our forefather*. No doubt the of the charier of the city of Halting*. member* of the Continental Cougrre* did Mr. Goar found on Sunday bis,boggy that the boot they , could with their limited advantages and experience, but every­ body will admit that the Congressmen of ■ U ... uk» or to. l<.... !. !, l.n lUrr. the present day could give them ten *U M« U U» h i..rmr» . pointe and direoMtthem, iaiBpme thing* —a cam of drew poker for imrtanec. There ia only om thing for which your corerepoedent eould never forgive the' DANES’ SONGS. . Going to Kanua or Colorado. XXiaf. Go to A. W- Bailey's, and get U-fure purdiaxlug eUewburc. rxlbwJ_______ 1 - •q <7ra. BharAaf, priere SALISBURY &BR0SSBAN To vutera, we Uw uudenugned Town­ ship Board of bring, Barry county, Mich, hereby give notice that wc have rcrewved a petition signed by 17 voters of said Town­ ship, praying fur a special Township meet­ ing to vote money for th* perprw of beildiogaTewa Hall aud as the action at the Annul meeting wm •illegal, we therefore Hoonan on toe. 16, May Sfich, 1870, at 8 o'clock l m. to vote tho mm Jar said Hall, not toextxvd H00 dUlara; also to FURNITURE, OMsterj 0afc tato fraa, k MUUffi Look leave 1 Look here I What ! don’t you think we can mdl Ranmin Wcwxrer, AifflAEL,IICBjnMU>. Irnv, M^y 6<h, 1876. cm do it, for, wuh the help of J. M. HEWES, w« gunau* being jurtlcd and inconvenienced in the general scramble. The department of1 xxi2w4 AU wfldMcu- bro.^U*C J. M. Nbvinb, P. One HaadraJ Y— — a— — .. .. .. memorial songs. PaMuhwiU J* Cole & Son WDOLKHAU: k RETAIL GROCERS. Cmw of Smu x»4 Church JU. NoMMitie&s! - chMt MB .'clockP. M. CENTENNIAL mil AMD QUAITETTI • <i|t.' ' '’l^ek^ Knn. <1 le I nj.py again fig ft—f Mlp1 han still further *f Ms Wnidance by the grounds Sgss^r.g “rt“ — „ O1B, M tbe., S3,1875. 11,1 Otr fir toe it Ike Ltred Unit Bile LUDPU3EB STUCCO SATES USE UK fcHAIfi Shingles Lath &c. t , �RURAL TOPICS. fr.lt rrowm iu thu Vnttad Stater.! LKASSIXG rAWMIMt. When intelligent yottng men are" desi­ rous of learning the business of farming in the moot scientific manner, they are met with the difficulty that no agricultural institutions. exist iu this country, under the management of sound, practical far­ mers. Tboae that do exist are managed by “ I’rofawon," who h«re had little or no practical experience in farming ; and the consequence is, that their labors generally consist in fnaking experiments, which result in nothing ui much value to the world. Young men who desire to learn fanning must therefore, go somewhere else than to “Agricultural Colleges'-to learu the practical part of the busiocm— to some intelligent farmer who is noted for the extent of nis operations, and his skill In his butiness, even if they work fur their lioard, or pay fur the privilege of working on such a farm for a year or two, after they haveapquired a knowledge of agricul­ tural cheuiktry to aid them in their voca­ tion in after life. TIiA Writer has a very poor opinion of the ability of “Professors ofSdentifiic Agriculture’’ to manage a farm successfully, and in nine cases in ten their theories will fail when they come to a practical tret. The proof lire in the fact that for JJO yean we have had State and other Agricultural colleges among us, and yet thjy have not demonstrated their utility to practical farmers in the least do- tag. Hay firsthand roots and bran after the hay is eaten. Turn out aud waler about 8 o’clock, and return to ilia stable after a short time out for drink and exer­ cise, but not k>Sg. unices the weather Lt fi ue. I feed all the roots and bran for the day at one feed.'' Once a day to feed roots, meal, or bran is enough, then food on Jhay for thereat of the day," This system, of course applies only to feeding in the fall, winter, and spring before cows go to pasture. Tho same man adds : My mowings are all cut twice in the season. Would be glad to cut it licforc it is fairly headed out. Grass is never cut to early, but mostly loo fate. Cut it early and cut the second time. The cheapest feed that I can raise is dried grass and fodder corn. I^oots cost mo most, but they are very valuable. I shall raise more instead of less. Brpn is worth all it emits for feed, and also all it coats as a fertiliser alter ward. can donbt who has watched the Inercaring wealth of the hop ertwets of Central New York for the' last 20 yam: Sometimts the price is low, but the average prion pajs well. It is far the interest of growers to cry the business down ; ami therefore we often seu articles Anblished claiming that hop-growing is ni l profitable, merely to prevent others going into the business. Hops tan be grown at cost of eight cents per pound ; and the price for twenty years has ren Horn 12 to (50 cents. Probably the atcrag; was 20 cents. LEaALS MUSIC JA HUaad Hal!. CompUlnnt Wlboh IL Brown * <1 Wall Iti breeding stock moderate in-and-in breeding does not injure their good quali­ ties at the experience. oF hundreds of cattle raisers can prove. A 'western slock grower Buys: “ft is now quite certain dial the only way to maintain n choice breed of stock is to keep up tho intercourse between them, regardless of relationship, so long as there are any good qualities worthy of preservation. Any system of breeding whieh is based on any other prin­ ciple is founded <>n error and is sure to fail as so many of our previous attempts at im­ proving western herds hare failed.’’ Smait. XoHcitor fx>^Comnlaln»n;. PROBATE ORDER. ^fVSiS.ssrv.trs lulihg al the Probst* Oft**. in th* The following htles fur feeding horses are taken.from a London, (Eng.,) public* tian. It is well .occasionally to read the opinli-iiS of English farmers on the sub­ ject; "When a hone is worked hard its food should be chiefly vats: if not work ked hard its food should chiefly be bay, because oats supply more nourishment aud ffeshniaking material than any other kind of food; bay not so much. Rack feeding ia wasteful. The belter plan is to Iced with ehot cause the food . —-----more easily chewed aud digested. Sprin­ kle tho hay with water tliat has salt itissolvcd iu it,because it is pleasing to the an­ imal's taste and the hay u more easily digested. A tMspoonful of s-.lt t > n buck­ et uf water is tnuncicnt." Charcoal has good medicinal qualities, and may be given to any sick unimai, and often cnee!.-' relief and in many cases a cure. Ina case where a cow became sick from over eating a spoonful of pulverized charcoal was mixed with water put into a bottle, the cow's head held up. the char ooal turned down her throat, ami iu a few minutes relief was visible; and in.four hours she was able to go to the posture. In a case of a cow becoming ' bad­ ly bloated by catiug green apples, a half a tcacupfnl ur powdcresl charcoal cured her entirely in a few hours. z Every man who keeps bore should have the honey botes An before apple tree, blossom. i*ut them on all your hirer, to be ready when tl c liere are iiauitroui enough to enter them. S"iall pieces of guide combs in tho tops aid greatly in The best beef cattle in the world are causing the bees to commence com b-buiidthe Shsrt Horns. # This dore not admit uf ing in the boxes. Some families of bees a doubt. They require good pastures, as will be to weak to work in the boxes ; they will not thrive on scanty pastures at but it is always lx»t to give them a set iu all. Where the Devons would keep in case they may'i need them. Get your good condition they would lose flesh rapid­ hives for swarn-s ready, so that when swar­ ly. But with au abtiudauce of fectl in ming time comes you will not be caught winter and summer they make the best unprepared. Honey will be cheap uext licef cattle known. Cows of this breed fall, from present indications ; hut twenty often reach from 1,500 to 1,800 lbs. lire cents per lb. fur good comb hooey is a weight, and sell to the butcher for 8100 to paying price, and I think it will not go 8150. A-five year old cow lately killed lower than that on failing to breed, contained 20O llw. of tallow. ItEW AIITERTISEMENTK. HAZELTON BBO.’S PIAHQS. mor« fr Ira. ■ litUAM M. CHASE . Fekm.rrZMh. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted OM Pianos aad OiraiUateii io Kiciatte fir Mew Dies R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw a Flint. TIE EIEMT IF IUCME! THE FOE OF PAIN TO MA* AKO MEANT TURK* IH KO ROHE IT Wil.I. NOT HKAU HU UAUENESS IT Rr,sjrs MAN BODY. OB____ WB,a ... HDlUDBOaOTgBaUOMmiia i u -r»-. New Haven Conn., FOR TIITC POSITIVELY CURED. DR. 11 EBBARD’S CURE HAS CtRH) THOWKItS, Hap*. April Sitfc WTt. ADMINISTRATOR* li»kti. Take the course stems of the tobac­ co plant for cheapness, tricep in wator and immerse the lambs, excepting their heads, wetting their wool to the skin. This will speedily kill the ticks. By having the lambs stand on an inclined platform ooanecting with the tub the tobacco juice can be squeezed from the wool nnd used fora large fleck. A dozen fowls would do very well in u yard 50 fed square, with a little glass plot in one comer, as fowls must have grass. This space is as small as con be used for that number ; and if one cannot giae as much apace be had better bay h« eggs and chickens, as fowls cannot be kept |.wdl.M, wUhoot . ,«ua n»of ^d room. A few Jewels may be put into a much smaller yard, and will lay well for a fevwwka; but- after a while, with the grass all destroyed, Ore hens will begin to lay leas eggs, and will be unprofitable. A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. PHORATE ORDER. iSW3!^<8S««8S FITS & EPILEPSY IT xx47tf pal aad iataren the •«m of 1 * Last season was singularly favorable to potato growing in neariy every part of the country; and the consequence was the price went down very low. This season iatmen maybe inclined to plant less seed than last year, but they wilj make a mis­ take if they do, as the probability is that the season will' be less favorable than last year, and that the bugs will be very de­ structive, which will put up the price next fall very high. Don't be deceived, fanocm. by the result last season ; but plant just (is many potatoes as ever and fight the bugs to the end. Suppose you lose half of vour crop by this pest, the other half wifi be The worrt tue of ike Jonrest olandin*. by n/ing worth enough more to make up the loss in quantity. Obtain your Paris green liefore you need lit, ao ar to be srepaved Michig: • Apr’a’tT kaOc. ■ The tmwt wBMlvOwuagli and com­ plete inslltutlou of the Lind, in the world. Eight thousand graduates uf. tiara cotoev now in succemfal busincas in ..the principal cities and towns of the United Stales $20r. Tlie Bifit KiM if Statin iir DaMoAMIM A.D.tlTO. --usl____ HRDBATK ORDER. Magnificent granite" building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartments for the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic methods uf BUSINESS TRAINING. oin«vin>] Yoong M Tho mleuplu. . taaiM. ta «“< -■« U M. ROnH, T,T ,1,1 u M^1 fcr dwwM) rakUMI M Ik. whkh low Ml iafamuiui a u Una, aad, Hua of naa», Addon, CMAHUtf B. WKUdf," xx-str ii... KI rarermnwG U-rk-k.) a'*#.'-' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-18.pdf 679759c9e3d70e123e79104c72a73752 PDF Text Text itB oiiliM HASTINGS, BARRY COUNRY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY MAY 18. 1876 NO. 6. VOL. XXL gently tarn ner upon a hcncn t.y cue Move. UW« M.WW W jnW vis Hanging up The teacher,1 much nlartnod nt hcr.sifua- her hood And cloak she felt a hand laid <>u tion. sent immediately for the village pliy- her ana Mater. ’ . I I tr™ Owl,, U^l^. Alb..,, aioan and Mrs. Wateon! The poor child ! ‘%jjdo.»i»l puj.ik it ia right," abc said, was in dreadfn! pain; and had no use <>f “fc^Pftmc&oXira to treat Fred as they do. KHltOlt AX1> maimuR. rWU-lSHXH •' 1-J /; in ww aejj her limbs, • It wmj thought best to carry I Assure he feels dreadfttlly. Miss Ward­ her home: Mrs. Watson wrapped h*t up low, he brought Addie a book and acme I CHAPTER. THUERcoreftifly and carried ter In' her arms in ^affd’cs, this morning, fur (a .New Year ■ Th* wcond morning, when Mi*t Ward­ the sleigh, tte teacher feeling as if half the gift. lie hod jj« given item U Leras ' low arrived at the schoolhouse. ate was sunshine had pone put from the schoolroom, they, said you were coming, and so run to | met at tte outer door by Hugh, ‘-I hare j l'o<* child ! A* she went out from thff the door.” 1 .___ ...___ » ■ - -—■ —i” 1 t. room, she raised her held from Mrs. Wat • "Thank you for idling me. Addie does son^i shoulder, and gave a loving look nt pot blamchim.” I phy, Ariiteietb^dspcjl^-bo.ik---“Uug|i llie walls trad doslra'ate wm never to kco Manton,'iff rcineuib'raueu of Thiunas Ma. a^flin. tew." It wm sad ’ work teaching school that «?.ddic. She ttpoko.pT .Mr>. Al»r*kn>'$r f Ffvd Gjg.*n was nt tahool with hif day. Tents were shed .by.both teacher freble Imai th and of their poverty, and of RA TES OF .4 b VERT!SINK. | throat tirey up, and a iuucramau on his ami pupHa, aud at noon, wnc of the large the duty of tninutcrtegnoTKc sick apd af। lungs. Ifm little sister.X«4»pcd up u> tte k>y» got s homo and cutter, and drove th>« ffioted. :r - - ■ 1 ' ’• ■* * ■ ' 1 teaebvr down tomv the child, Mrs. Mara- , I .“But toy dear cbildreq,.there (i*i«tHl ton wta very ealiu. but her eotnprcwd lips miollinr thing to, which I would call your and corrugated brow told of the anguish aitehtrort," and taking ufittecbalk pencil, Wl S.ai| Ujj0| SSa»('7uji»'_______ ____ ( throwing water the y.Hing end*? She die wrote upon the blackboard: “Jud£<? within. • ' “I could not 'wail till night, tefore 1 nut, k>l yc te judged.'' Every eye was came to see her. Hew is ate?'’ ' upon tte text. , After a uipnient’s pause, . mam »ug| taxa IS taut m* ‘ a * . ■ ■ • I “ I nut sorry to hear it, Linda. 1 do “No change yet,'* sail! tbephyiiriah; “It kIw asked Edson Lane to read it so that *..ttssstl . oirwrUrr <.««!>.not.H | Land Rollers, Harrow?., C’uitivntorH. Double Shovel Corn I not think Hattie w!ll do it agatyi" *' ia an injury of-thtrspitic. I fear.-' the younger scholars' 'could understand it. ir&tior. teuMoia^ Mattas frr O. ( Plow*. I “Tteyjwvc■ tfnl tn let mb Afotic, then.”1 The tencliiv advanced to the bedside, where little Addie by like a crushed flower. Only a few ahurt hbum before, so I” full ef health and joy; now, unable to* raise the meaning of the text. '•I think. Mks Wardkw," mid M.ry, her hands or move, her head ! Iler ■ even were closed, snd the bright golden hair lay 'Ittet it might te applied to myself, for 1 disheveled upon the pillow ; not a tinge of did say hard things about Fred's hurting tiom fajfkb is att vo.K with JBL TT. Cwt nW YTT VTs i “Do unto othors m ye would that they color wm in her face. Miss Wardhiw Addie. 1 did nut car: that L had slipped ’’ jW. «. .MSa .should Ai unto you.” She made no roIcaned over her, and pressed a Low Tjjmn out myself, as it did not hurt me, uud had the brow which ww corered with a cold she not Ixen hurt no harm would have come ofit. He was only in play, but boys is-rapiration. • । । At twelve o’clock, just as the noholani are rather rough any way." Mary took “Are you in mnch pain, daHing?** . With patent Bent Gear, made from* the beat New York Svetmd were placing their books in the dmk.tiirre seat and Sarah rase, team in ter eyes. “Not a* mpvh ns 1 was at first, whether ____ ------------ - ---- -- . Growth Hickory. ‘h,cu • *»?*•*•“* •« "I have uot judged Fred myself, bethey undressed me; bnt 1 cannot more. J : T ho sclmhra tegan to laugh. i r I *m’t think Fred nieant to hurt me. Yon cause I saw the whole thing. Addie started “Pkw, teacher, may I go to the door?” did'not punish him, I hope." I for the door before he did, and as m\*t of ' .said little Eddie Watson. “Our dinner “No, Addie; Fred has cried all the the girls were out, ate and Mary stood in wonting—he is so sorry." * • the outside door. Just a* Fred came out Upon (jpcuiDg the dour,in walked Argus, •Ho ought to be whipped severely.1 c.f the schoolroom on the run, Joseph Stiles ATTOBN.T AT LAW I C.Hi.staiiUiv Oil HlUld; with a pail, which te carried directly to Wins Wardlow ; and I do not think yon put out his foot in ftrbnt of him, and <>fio« in Iroiaa U<Kk. over Bartow XUuwIyMr-t I z | Mary. ’. will do y ror -tty, unless you punish him,” foe stumbled over it, and went headfirst _ AT JLGftlCUL'rURj^L HALT.. ■ After lnni4i, the Ixiyi reported to the said Hie doctor, as he buttonca up his ovt nWI did not see which ot»o 4- against the AsjiKAxsoFPAv, HovNTY,«r. , One door east ofJ^oodyears Hardware. teacher that thev had raised eight dollars \ he hit, bnt they botli went out, and Adda; voat. V—l-«w>rn*kia» SlUUn .»A S.IU™aTiX. 111. I J to pay fur building the fire, which, u*th “Doctor Emerson, I know it was not Hdippcd down and fell backwards against the money for the ashes, they thought intentional, and ho is so grieved at his own the threshold. If there is anyone to Idamr, • would hare to do, and they placed the oAMtaMncM* and tn. uwutf, rfrat I should dl w Joe.” ' iu her tniiMta. - The g*rt*W 'gtv*i' fee! as if it wvnld be wrong to punish “Naw, children, let this be a iosoan to HaslingK, April 12, I87C. teu cents apiece to pay for sweeping the him.*' you through life, and never judge a person school-room in preference to doing it -W-eWntsfe ■ “They say yon do not lidicrc in whip­ | in the wrong till you know all about the themsdvai, and Hugh said he would rather ping. Ido, yon know: «>tb btaak*. wil} ba *eut fr»c. bearings of the case. I did not know tte do it Ilian not, after he had htr’t the fire, story till now myself. I was ao grieved at the ■ as it would teip him get water. accident that J did net enquire into tte . U was a happy buy who left the school- - “I hold to puniahmint when it is ncccs- particulars as I migliL Your dear little . room that night .and he carried gray of sn-n- a., Bnt when a child naff his error, Mjhaplmate was so afraid that blame would shine into the homo of hia mother. ooiiftwe. it, and. is truly penitent, I do be laid to Fred, that notwithstanding her "Only think! I am to haras dollar and imtUdak by. any nnsu»." . rnZT* it naxwary, ' V ' M’n’ ***e bad to speak of it, to exonerate ter, Mt* “‘AMUM BaSI-Jotetere, Mi* Wor^. Wi ’’ * iteq him. The idea hu gone <mt chat Fred » Ioy ought to be whipped.**. . ... ' lo blame. I with each of « —~ ___ Uniik-s all the ashes, which will bo over ‘If Addie ted slipped out of Um; door, right. Aud there is one w«41 would say and received no injury. would you have to all of you, be careful of each other. I buy us *11 our wood to bom.” thought th* boy had done wroon inirtifthb- do not like the plan of tripping one an­ ‘•Biea* that dear teacbcr’u kind heart ’" ling against her? Would be have deserved ol ter drra.i, or up, I think if in called. mU Mm. Noratoo. pun Uh incut?” “Of course not. There would have mate of mine, a line noble boy, .'all of life, and as promwing a ter M £jCTcr saw ; he PAINTER "But |ie would have teou just lira same, was an excellent scholar, and a universal ngeul us now.” favorite. One caiglxt; after school, when I Hurrah'." ■ “Dunl'Allunk U> onuviDco urn. A hoy wc were al! going home, be turned round Jefferson St, Hasting*. Mich. Mias Wardlow woe- »>rdy tried with that hurts a play-mate, as lie did (ought to to speak with ms sister, who was walking Harriet Leeson. ybo waa pomMwed of the suffer ,the coaBcquenoes." . . tehind him. Ue waa ehalupg gaily, and most revengeful disposition, gnd for tte “I think Fro*i suffers sufibacolly ; but walking backwards, when his waUmatc put least offcucc would wreak her vengeance we wiH not disetMa the qnoitlon tern, and his foot out and tripped him: lie telliback ' upon the dfftaiAer. The scliolora r’l dis I must return, or 1 shall be late.” wards and hit upon his head. R idunned liked her, and there was no epd to die The entry waa dark, but Mias .Wardlow him fora moment only; he jumped up, frutibltoi which art*.'. One evening the wm sure sho aaw tiro eutli— i.f sonic one exdsming, *1 can see stars!" ■ We thought teacher requested bpr to stay Tor a few standing by the dtar. . Upon .oj>epii>g it, nothing more of It. This next morning he uiinUU*, but It did no good—abc was per­ it was |xx»r Fred Green, -hfiTeyes swollen wax not in his place;- his inster said ha hail fectly stubborn. with woeping. a dreadful headache. None o! u associated “They must let tue alouc, then. If they "Please, Mim Wardlow, I want to go it with his falL Three daya afterward be i hurl me.I will pay item for it,aad 1 guess in and nee Addie, and tell liar how sorry I eame to school again, but he was chaagud; different patterns of imported and domestic J they understand U." ' am I pushed Iter," . his merry laugh was still, and he seemed It waa exceedingly annoying, and, a> ^ "My dear tey, I would ralueryotMfould nervous and irritable. One day he wxh ' last resort, the teacher the next mowing not. Ste seems quiet; Doctor,Emenvu is reading, when hs exclaimed, *U is dark ; informed the children that Hattie wished here, and too much company .might .excite I cannot nce!’ The teacher led him to the to be let alone, aud it was her desire ihal' ter. Ride back to school with me, and dour, te recovered a little and went home, W ill ail.nd tv al) IWMieMM urtb^Fmr^dpa . they should do s6. She i«M let alone this Evening you may go and carry m* but the poor boy was perfectly blind m a... with'a vengeance. Even- scholar shunned down, knd then mn nee her." week, ills parents carried him to tlic best Imr, and even drew up Cbek garments at “Mi.* Wardlow, will she did?” sobbed oavlista in the count!y, and sjared no cx-f' . A first-class from Detroit, ex-1 teY approach, lest they should as much as poor Fred. ponae or pains to effort a tare. One phy • louch ter.- At first she was provoked,tbcu “ We cannot tell, but hope not. She it sirian said ho had received a terrible blow pected soon, when we .“hall be prepaivd to furnish the beat of sullen; At last she began to grow humble, badly hurl, and raflhra intnmro pain. These on his head, aud it would probably injure and at the end of two weeks wished to be spinal iiijuricii are serious things.” Clothing P crr «' h!m. for life ; aud so it proved. After six HABTISGS, MICH. forgiven and restored to favor. • "A spinal injury? What is that?" months his mental faculties became cloud­ L. K. STAUFFER, Prop. fits guaranteed, at the Old Comer Stand in Empire Block, Hast­ - Mrs; Marston had been improving in “The bone* of the back form the spinal ed, Jfte his sight; he lingeied on a year health ; Addle had for several weeks at­ column. There are nerves proceeding from and a half, and became idiotic; then ho ings, Meh. tended Wh evening and day^hools with died. The physicians cxaxniued his head, hir brother, and they both were progriws'and found a couUudnn of the skull, which H ■•tings, Mk-h. .... i xxsuf i*g rapidly in their studies aiid penman­ column are strained or wrenched off, it af­ occasioned inflammation. Thai poorboy’s ship, when an accident occured which fects the whole body, Addie hit no use life paid tho pcneHy for his cutupanlcui K spread A gloom over the whole school, and of her hands or fcctl” ’ kir.rf fan and miMkieft UliiMreo, al The place to bay yout*. brought sorrow in its most bitter Torm to Mlf there ain’t Fred Green I Til tel U ways think, before - you commit any act the humble household. Ima been down there; I should think he'd that may injure another, of the gulden It was NewYear tworuing, imd chi|rule. *Du unto others as y«>u would that they should do ubuj you.* ” Min Wardlow heard it,wnd tew by the eln crimson face of the child, that he heard it According to «leading soft, rnoffey or- Thejeiai-WeekljrMldilw bawer A/IUDIfl|!I TliP AI GEO. M. DEWEY ll II 11'IL I I ll >1 L I1IPI PM1FNTQ llll I L E 111 Li 11 I 0 ’’ FOB THE SPRING TRADE THE CELEBRATED innmn Iron Aiuii Plow . •< aiuw Wood or Iron £Z Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers: panmaita tn nana iam TB|DRrH HARVt STKR AND EMPIRE STATE MOWER, ; BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS "ggw* jrAcm»ow xwao-otv MESSER & POWERS. iJSESSarai xisretiss' Nashville, DENTIST ■ Mickiiran. I J- Cw, Sip ad ONHHlal ,. r-, STFJNII<»’F SMIL IWBT The finest and largest line of County. Comprising mens, and youths suits, odd coats,-J and vests, and a ■xrjemr x^xxvrxs line of Overcoats of all sizes, styles, kinds and prices. Over ONE HUNDRED iariical ad leckaiical DENTIST CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES TAILOR CENTRAL HOUSE made TO ORDER, «»d J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. WHY DRUGS & MEDICINES ! ia at the • CITY DRUG STORE, NwYw." AMi* thaMboHoeAe muM»i j. wo; tteu tamed tank. . . . "Teacter, may I go home? They are all of them* mail nt me.'5 were not very formidable. At waist, when FredXjrmm oAnw. Mabtemg “few delegs C A. BARNES will be glad to see all of his old friends and as may ujoreas will iavor him with their patronage. ♦ho *s*oolroom, Mid taking h'B seat, hid WatoonateEt Aar, and carry tag her into tte schoolroom Ratda’I and others Worker Kerr mournfully ray of J �’Iff. ■! _ 4- IB 1 !2!LHLJ. Memorandum. 3emi-|jeeHii |epab!ian ^aiuie. P^olod in moorh,'. every reader. IlAinntv. Mica., May 18,187G. For President. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. For Vice-President, JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania. Subject to the decision of the Republi­ can National Convention. ‘‘Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the oth4r.” THE HOMOEOPATHY QUESTION. The fast friends of the Univcnity and all Schools for the education of the masses of the p-ople will deeply regret the action of the State Medical Society at Ann Arbor last week on the Homcuopathy question. Those who know us will not accuse us of any undue sympathy with that system of medicine, but on the con traty know that all our prejudices favor what is known as the old school, and yet, if the science of medicine is to be taught at the expense of the tax flayers of the State in the University, -then justice and equal rights required that all that is knhjrn , of medicine as a science shall lie taught there, and any attempt of any one class to exclude any other, from all the privilege! and benefits to be divised from that high and generous culture to which every son and daughter of Michigan is heir under our constitution, is at war with the rights of the people and will not be timely submitted to by the independent Michigander. We think the medical so­ ciety ofthe State had better do all they can for Qie advancement of true medical science, and leave the battle of the parit­ ies to be fought outside of the medical department of the University. Ab for us we bid good speed to any and efforts to ameliorate the condition of the human race, no matter under what name, or by whom made. Rctolrrd, That the hm for appor­ tionment for the coming State Conventions lx? fixed at one delegate for each 500 total votes cast for Governor, at the election next preceding, and that each fraction of three hundred or over in one county shall entitle them to an additional delegate; provided, that each organised At the Republican State Convention the foregoing resolution was maniomousiy adopted. This was a wise action, and the people of the county would do well to in­ sist that in all future calls for county conventions, the committee apportion the delegates from the several Townships on tho basis of 4 from the township casting adoption of his Resolution, the County of Barry will be entited to seven delegate* in the State Convention for the nomination of State officers tho present year, as the the vote for Governor in 1874 was only 3515 or leas by more than 1,000 thu vote in 1872. The Ogdensburg N. Y. Journal rays the rictovyin that city on Monday was the greatest Republican triumph ever achieved there. James Armstrong, tho Republican OUR NEW YORK LETTCR -------------- ' which the contractor for the uew Dola­ ' ware, Lackawanna and Waatera Rail­ road tunnel had stored about BfeflIO hare been thus ahaent at least 181 days during his term. In* March,1791, tho seat of the Government being then at Philadelphia, he issued a proclamation dated at Georgetown in reference to run­ ning a boundary for the District of Colum­ bia. He signed nt Mount Vernon an offi­ cial letter to the Emperor of Morocco; and from tho someplace issued the com­ mission of Oliver Wolcott u Comptroller of the Treasury and the proclamation re­ specting tho whisky insurrection in Puunsylvauia; also the procLmatLu of the treaty ot 1795 with Spain, and the execu­ tive order of August 4,1792, relative to the duties on distilled spirits, Ac. When at Germantown he signed sundry eommuBionn. He propooed to have Mr.Yenjo officially presented to him at Mount Vernon as Envoy Extraordinaiy and Min­ ister PlenipoteDtiare from Spain, and Mr. Ycnjo went there for that purpose; but the ceremony'of presentation was prevented by an accidental omission of the Minuter to bring his credentials. President John Adams waa absent from the Capital during his term of four yoars, on various occasions, 385 days. He dischargud official duties and performed the uwi solemn public acts at Quincy, Man., in the same manner as when at the scat of the Government. Several of them arc reel*cd, and it also specified that on the 28th of September. 1797, be forwarded to the Secretary of State a commission for a justice of tho Supreme Court, signed in blank al Quincy, with instructions to fill in the uame of John Marshall, if he would accent, and if not that of Bushrod Wash­ ington. I^esidcut Jefferson was absent from the seat of the Government during his two terms of office 79t» days, or more than one-fourth of the whole official period. He signed and issued from Monticello, among other things.75 commissions. ‘ President Madison was absent G37 day«. und President Monroe was absent 7<M» days, independent of the year 1824, and two months of the year 1825, for which period no data was found. The lat­ ter Jransactcd public buainefw wherever ho happened to be, and sometimes ^hilc traveling. President John Q Adanu was absent during his single term 222 days, and in his Memoirs (Vol,8, page 75) speaks of his practice of leaving with his chief clerk blank papers, signed by him, to be used when necessary for proclamations, remMoion of penalties and <x>B»ui*um>K of cmnuik. Kc speaks also of doing this same thing in regard to the patents and land grants. President Jackson was absent from tho scot of the Government 502 days. Among other important acts performed by him when away from Washington was his signing at Boston the famous order for the removal of deposits from State bonks. The memorandum at this point refers of Prenident Jackson n refusal in 1883 to furnish the Senate a eopy of n certain paper alleged to have been read by him to the Cabinet, and mentions that in January, 1837, he refused toallow a committee of the House of Representatives to make a general investigation of tha executive departments without specific charges on the ground among others, that the use ofofficial books and reconls for itch purposes interfere with the discharge of the public business. Other Presidents were a>Ment from Washington and performed numerous offi­ cial duties while absent, as follows: Van Bnren, 131 days; Tyler, 1G3 days; Polk. 37 days; Taylor, 31 days; Fillmore, 60 days; Pieroe, 57 days. Buchanan, 57 dap. No mention is made of the absence of' Presidents Lincoln or Johnson. medical profrasion ought to bo its own teacher and the guardian'< Jto W common u Ha have become Th® Intuit to Britfow—Th< oratk Tteletr-Joter , lod will iainA «-Ctt Etet* Aoteal-teth- 1 •r Charity Burfwes’-F ••f th. it the city w1 • twenty years of*20,750,467 since last June. The ex ds of ompty storea, and tens of thousands of empty pendituras of the government hare ak» shop windows were shattered, and tho THE IMSt LT TO DMISTOW. gas put out. fully two miles from the houses, and I can't sec where tho busi- been jeduood nearly 810.000,000 in th,. ncra or nqoplc to fill them arc coming determined to nominate Bristow, whether kers, and ten miles away, on Staten Is­ Trotn. But let us hope for the brat. land, ta ftrtr Shook the ground, and Baniuni is to be Brnntor Irom Conner RI.'DENBTEIM, ticut, b*uating Eagiuh, in tbj aristocratic affair, made up entirely of rolled the ships in the bsy, which before the Israelite, convicted of the mi ic Cancn*. by 100 id'tn': Sarah Alexander, committed >«i Republicans, and is supposed to represent Republican reutimout in the city. A T.ranfiiL — .i____ is the nwt number of admirera of tho Secretary put fo» SI.25 h day. There had bscn My'm»d"r<J food'given 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENT S up his name for membership, expecting, trouble with the men previously, and ' NOTICEas a matter of course, tljal a gentleman' so when strikes oecurred,- the’ giant powder was always careflilIt removed, which thb fas »o weak well known and so high, socially, politi­ time, had not yet been done. Wondci- .that death was inevitable. His father cally, and in every other jray, would be fully, no lives were loot, and (he strikers lydx^and had it accepted without a question. In abort, if they committs " ’ ’ tatfliiMdicsMif the rigid l>»ud RMIanMt? Utii MB. Mr. Bristow's becoming a member would spared tho crimi His cursin'* the detectblood-guiltiness honor the club • a thousand times) more than the dub would honor him. Now by New Yobk, May 15th, 1876. .TW^* '**■' •* EGt’ E the laws ofthe club, one rote in ten nd vorao to a candidate, kill*,, and when the ballot was taken it was found that there ned by the were twelve black-balls—two more than ted him to enough to defeat hltu. There was llq. The cars which run ferry arc hoisted up tU ____ rbody is that wildcat excitement when the result was elevator, saving nearly guilty of the enmo. but that made known. The black-balling of the going oingup updie diegrade gradeioiothe theold oldway. way. The he was insane when he did it. __1 Secretary was denounced by the oldest and best members us an outrage, and on, wires, anxiou- inquiries were raadc for the ’men of the expkwion. cave who did it,, but of course they could uoi the elevator began to move, and horsewomen. It be found. The matter would possets no toppled over, failing thirty feet, throwing I signifieanoe, were it not ftrr the manner in which it was done. Tt: was evident that any of tlic twenty seven passengers e*- • the party doing it could have commanded caped witboatjojan, and sev«d Jjava | filly votes if it had been nseoraary, and it since died.'' ‘ 1 - ' *soruuicu^rX,,X« stub at his Presidential prospects. The next morning in Albany, as soon as it became known, certain politieiam were talking that itwonld bo of no use to nom­ inate a man who could not be elected to the Union I^caguc Chib, showing that the programme had been arranged beforehand, and that the black-balling was the begin­ ning of a very dirty raid upon Bristow. The effect has not been, however, what the conspirators in tended. The Repub­ licans of New York, the beat members of the club inc’udcd. arc indignant at the outrage, and there are thousands of Bris­ tow men to-day where there were hnn- 4 Stok M«riie>l Convention. fisreawa It hoffinrd, that : S&iESs gE-ggfefc? Mvrwralrvd QRAXOTR aSB® J Dtpolfool .po.ib.iU be mode on <be poekel, of “SdoJ •“d pSroo. S™ Yorker, rill (l.fjeorud < " W for mid .00,0,er exromoo. Tor il.e , A’roog <Xb« bw.to« toowoted w lire comes on. The Women's Centennial ° loioo Low ii. Sil, .od picked tbr I of preserving every donor's name to be oriv.0 n»-IU.heBext<?»te»»UI. Will, Irw ' ' v ‘‘ t ’ • tt-.. . ,, ... ha I>appj nmtealy i»lp.Hi4S,?.1l»l: b. K. /Job,—, rich for their checks, and the poor work- . *J™’d K*P,dj*; i E. REIDY. ... i.g.omonfonh.ir live .njten «-»t I , S-"W-0«>- I- Itabb^r, pi-ra. \ " -------------------------Edward .Cox, at the Ceutenaial. and ,a very pretty building which docs not bold a tithe hardly of the women s exhlbiu, and w of The nor any of his trusted friends had any­ no earthly use. except to flatter the vanity TU thing to do with tho matter. of a ftw women who cannot boar to make to the vacancies in tho Judical Committee themselrol' conspicuous, and gave an THE DEMOOUCY hworth, of awfully ill-looking lot * are in a dilemma. They want Tilden, but to parade at tho Conte they m» if they nominate him they lose en, one the West—that is, the soft money ports ernment officials and ofthe West On the other hand, if they bition. bt. John's Guild, not tho least elected as delegate* to the. American Med­ deserving the charities, ifj not the most ical Society, to be held in Philadelphia. B EAD ! READ! JUUD ! Joy Comfort, and Happing Sick i OF IIASTI J'!#W J- B Iasube can’t dodge so as to satisfy both. Tho busweas world, Republican as well as not satisfy them. Tilden will undertake to cany the Convention by the hare'tlieir very cheerful frame of mind. May fair, which wra not Iras brilliant ■ J® ijfcj pecto arc by no means rose colored, citb-. r than any that went before. It was held । » beTk-M for the nomination or election, and the I in the Academy of Music and did a '•"* 1 old bachelor looks care Worn and troubled. Bit; Daniel McU.J. m in soodl. ud rard Cox. of BatBEECHEE AXt> BOWEX. ing, as well as a thriving book an< The Beecher trouble has broken out afresh, and this time more virulent than ft*totWoocMWaste proftL „ w'T ever. Bowen has knowledge, no he claims, which will settle the whole matter. private But he wtH not divulg?, unless ho is per­ 1 tnrcs ftw cxhfoiuon/and this affordedA A .a ■ a. ( iin«rTM«ir Politk.1 Notos. mitted to do it in the way that he fine chance for the cvcrybodics to sec Congressional District). yvyatiowof D^, Qnfc thc-socirty wants to. He rays that the knowledge he paintings that are .flMudty iaKantoTde 'fa I -■ Strangers in Washington ask to sec “the has involves a great many other people, the vulgar eye. ’k.Jl VI. wL drcfloffitfit hold itv-fwxt’annual meeting man President Grant stepped cn." They and that he will go before a committee of "onb yearlrom date at Battle Creek. THE CEXTENNIAL mean Blackburn. 1 The Committee of nine, having rignidbinterested men and tellit all, they pledged ».l™.a,begi.0i.Klobe IU< i. Wm. II. Barnum was the only old -V — '-— .---Democratic Representative whom Speaker _S ju > . . .1 submitted a communication, which after Kerr did not think fit for the chairman­ This Mr. Beecher doejina. At the last wav of New ship of a committee. meeting of Plymouth Church there was a' boarding ' “Then Susan B. Anthony arose, calm, spicy time. Bowen and Beecher got by ppwinga _________________ _ -- -—:1k . -and pale and solemn," says a New York tn/i «-am itin tin waa immense, suceera, to which New York reporter. Sunn would be an orament to contributed quite as much as the Quaker , r,, M-.. .. • , to “get out," aud the prodeedinga would Democratic meetings about this time. ’ have done no discredit to a nominating Fitxhugh, the jolly Democratic -daw­ •rcfa*?J 5° convention ih a Democratic ward in New for three days in advance, and NewYork I York. In the meantime Moulton » likely to lose his head, notwithstanding he prenaing hia suit, Bowen is getting road; to find sonic wav to get at Brechcr, with­ is a “bigger ^tuan than old Grant.’’ tution of this State society be amended so out involving others, and thoro is a priThe Syracuse Journal doubts if Gov. as to read as follows, vix “The reindeni peel for a Klkcnuy «Fn or Tilden's name will be submitted to the dimensions. How it will all result no and ladt .. TOhoUld be de-jtod by vote of a . Dcwkocratic National Convention, and it one knows. But the whole world wishes thinks cx-Gov. Seymour is likely to , get that it waa over in one way or another. I MhMU|Bl|a'TA the nomination after all. York great wife and her mother arv keeping hoard- •»- CONSULT* TIOJfnKE. T.S PT GOUMEIFS DlkMB HWBHt ss; assured that Gov. Hendricks is ia favor candidate for Mayor, goes in with 312 of the extinction of the National Banks, majority, the highest ever given for that that die Indiana platform says so, and the office, and all his raaoaiafosou tho ticket Governor is on that platform. are elected, although the Democrats put Parson Brownlow rays he shall support iuxMEAUM «*rw<nuN. j—„ ,t, It won t happen again for an years, and we shall noi hundred. «. _.r -h? Profa®°' rawanip. wno practices, or ,p.r*ot,.c*’.>n "ccordancc the nominee of the Cincinnali Convention and that bc'b opposed to any man for the’ lowutious Ilamihon Fish is the only Cabinet offi- Presidency who does now or ever did . ar aUara atetehrirarSZZw Ui<*J umraim Being a business tliat need* agaant dtwl in the Vmdte, out truly ray UM n*.v oan^e better WHrtr.-te te >sffier sat fafoettou than way ritbarffsae H* <hi.octton. .rvU'MAMKW.M*' Btates, with their wi IHtWAodhchra continued to fill the office The Bev. Dr. who orated on the South­ noamiMiii ■■■!■, st kilted a of Seurctary of State with dmingufabod ern Memorial Day at Charlotte,N. C., raid: ability. No attacks upon 'Wcarv today united to the poritanition ofthe daiieate-rtiipb mo* honorable record. of JKHr.eJrt*i»i''' with situation of the partment of the L’nlvi * tain or advance medicine medical de­ ‘ bustowa. Hasuwe LruqoaMad.' •. STEBBINS I®OS H aatlnga, July 13th -1375 “18‘1 �/.fill Compliments. Iqihlictit hpjtr. The A^Miltion - ******** r<Mt» BMBT WB1TT. -TRAMGfcll^ GLIDE Frvm tha Jaoktea.daUr CiUasa. ThofitaiaBpart—mV i typographical appearance.—The Boult Creek IXftKX The Hastings Bonner ---- -- ... ... t, at a late how. is no* published __ .____ . .__ di The M n the ways and means psttoetionoffish and the 200,000 upto 1,000,000. The programme Colburn, of Detroit, wm elected Secretary Hayes. Republican »•nlha.nl io Mickijan, pro tan., and D. II. Fits Hugh, of Bay City Treasury pro fros J. E. Long, of Detroit, sad II. E. Southworth, of Jack wasssws ■ad. a oommittec on credentials, I and. their report showed tba following pre­ aa a semi-weekly. sent entitled to vole aa delegates: Detroit and Lake St. Clair Fishing and Sporting . dub—J. M. Holland W. C. Ha i» "tripping fbr the Sght which Colburn, J. E. Long. Kent CouLty Sportsmen's Club—Dr. E. 8. Holmett, A. B. Turner, W. L. to bis enterprise.— Thayer. Forest and Steam Club, of Jackson—G. FOOT OFFICE TIME CARD iks Wodn*U»x a aS teutrdar at 11 isavs al J. M. XXVIN8. P. Mi COUVTk OFFICERS. Club—E. H GtUmtn, A. , ! Evidence of Success. Osgood, Homy H aa a amm-weekly, publishxd Mondaya and Thursdays. It ia, aa it always h»« Leva, steadily aml^uflit>ehin(ly R«puh|icaa ia ll* politics, ably adiirtl and bright with logical editorial* The local department ia well TO DAY’S .’ADVERTISEMENTS. Iu*di«*-3. W Aritareac A c». KMd-StnniCi. Bkhimi Ntffce-M. Prite.lt. Hubbard, Wm. An-. The Forest and Steam Club of this city' was then admitted—32 tuetaberi and the convention proceeded to busiueM in the the deliberations, or a portion of I he tn, may be summed up as follows: The admission of honorary members of | May 13. IBiO. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. The amendment of fish and game laws, so as to make them more operative and easier to enforce, by making it the special >i0i duly of some officer or officers to appre­ hend the Violators. Prohibiting by law the wholesale riaugh-. tor of pigvomt by netting. ' Favoring the close of the deer kiljing aeaaoo on Nov. 15th instead of Dec. 15th. Prohibiting the catching of grayling or trout by any means than fly fishing. ' -J Nr. Kellogg, from the Fish Commission reported the salmon and other fish planting* in most of our lakes doing well. The Commission had th.' last yrar jJautcd nine Gold 112}. The Circuit Court la atill Judge Higby. aTJnckeun, died auddenly on Croquet does not soem to be as popular this Church from Pa. ia. C. ARMY AND NAVY. OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. I’HiLAPKi.FniA, PgNN.May 12, 187G. Th emo ming opened gloomily but by ten o'clock the sun had driven away the clouds and the noonday wm aa bright m could be desired. Long before nine o'clock the hour when tho ground were to be opened an imtnencc throng had aasetnbled and it was steadily increased by the arrival of thous tnds upon thousand every few minutes for hours. Various estimates have been made of the number of persons in the enclosure and they varied from . laid down by tho Commissioners was car­ ried out exactly, when President Grant arrived Wagner's inauguration March was played and then Bishop Sjmpson prayed. Tho buildings were presented by. Gen. Hawley to tho Proddent who responded in an address. Thefiag was unfurled the Hal­ lelujah chorus sbi-uted, Bells chimed, and one hundred guns were fired, to announce that the Grand Centennial Exhibition was duly opened. Then a grand proccmion was formed tad President Grant passed at the bead ofit into Machinery Hall were aaaisted by Mr. Coriuu be put in motion the grand Curlew engine which furnishes all the power needed on the grounds. Tho Vice President of the United States all the members of the Cabinet nil the Judges of the Supreme Court and most of the members of Congress, all the mombe re of the Diplomatic Corps at Washington and llio Governors of nine States with many others official* and distinguished men were present on the platform. The grounds were brilliant with uniforms and the variegated dreous of the representa­ tives offoreign natioos^Ercry thing waa not would be tho case Thia is umrv the fault of tho exhibitors than of the Com­ mission because goods have boon held al the gate of 7*A/vr hundred and fifty sible to put them in place. Many of the Exhibitor* delayed too long in preparing tho cases and fixture* in which to display their articles and quite a number of litem SPECIAL NOTICE. A Stirring Appeal to the Michigan . Heroes! Headquarters Mich ioan soldiers* "I And Sailobs’ Association,t Detroit, May 12th, 187C. ) SoHiers and Sailors of Michigan : ’ Comrades—At the <Mt annua! reunion of the Michigan Soldiers’ and Sailors' Association, the city of Detroit, bv n reso­ tho powtrfaUy inrisoi lution, of ite Common Council invited the (abte al«n<mu vbiohl association to hold its seventh reunion in the ‘'City of the Straits." Tho invitation was accept'd by the as­ sociation, and the time for holding the reunion wm left to the Executive Commit­ tee. After full and careful deliberation, May 25th wm fixed m the day. . Comrades —We appeal (o you to exert yourselves to make this, our seventh reunion, held, as it is, in the centennial year of our national life, a year especially dedicated to the inspiring memories of patriotism and devotion to our country, memorable in numbers and cnlhuaiasm. Let uj recur dneo more to the glorious daya dt'61 and relight again the campfires of the Union, revive tho friendships of the bivouac and tho battlefield, and with COMMBRCIA warm hands daspinga of the living renew IIASTIMGS MARK)... our grateful devotion to the mcvnorica of the dead. The amplest arrangements will be made fur all that may oxine aud every care will be exercised by the officera and executive ami local committee to make the occasion ono of enjoyment and recreation. The oration will be delivered by one of Mita­ S* 'a most eloqarDt eitixra soldim, ex it Gov. Chas. 8. Blay, of Kalamaxoo. aud a noble banquet will lx) spread in Young Mon's Hall, while tho usual rich “toast of reason and flow of soul" will sup­ plement the banquet. Comrades—come in squads, by platoons, companies Imttelious—come up solid, m Michigan boy* went into the fight, aud show that the laud of Washington and Jtacoln i* as dear to us as in tho days that tried men'* «oal*. The following named railroad* ’ have generously consented to cany for half fare Detroit and Milwaukee, I let roil Lansing MONET. 3k. and Lake Michigan. Canada Southern, Flint and Pore Marquette, and the Mich-1 igan Central and it is expected that other MEW YORK MARKET railroads will do the saiue. Byron M. Cutcuxon, President Michigan Soldiers and Sail­ ors ^taaocutiou. 'j* Geo. II. Hopkins. Hterlinc exehsnsa. t’O dsy>. IIAPS. Corresponding Secretary. Stite. Ontral »t«-b. «•< Literary. Lake Shor.. 5454. agemeat to day somewhere in - the admis­ I«akc trout would now receive most atten­ The Alluntii' Monthly for June is pub­ tion. Oswego boss, Skaneatdos trout, and sion of viahon. Thousands paid to R* . Itthed a little in ahiieipapoo uf ibi regular1 13 amounted Io $4,421.(100. date of issue, in order that It may present Mr. ■WhtHicr s Centennial Hymn coincitroduecd. crowded between the main building and deat with its rendering at the op« ning of The delegates to the national convention The hymn is given I-arJ IlMWiBlir.. at Chicago tn August, and the officers for .Machinery Hall. . Goliah of Gath withhia the Exhibition. the ensuing year elected wore as follows. spear like a weaver* beam could not have together with tho original music by John President—E. S. Holmes Grand Rapid*. forced his way through this swelling MM K. Paine, which is not for sale anywhere First Vico-President—Grove II. WoL of humanity and thus thousands wove else. The magarinc opens with a laugha­ Tello*. ble and characteristic sketch by Mark prevented from seeing even the ground* Twain, explanatory of “The Facta con­ cerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Battle Creek. Connecticut." A new aerial by Henry Secretary—Arthur J. Holt, Grand James, Jt*., entitled The American, ia to'-K. in their renurks upon tho minag begun; Prof. Adler contributes a paper on Treasurer John E. Long, Detroit. Not accustomed to giro way to o Buddha, “A Prophet of the Peanle Delegate* to the Chicago Convention — there Isa second paper by Charles FranD. JI. Fitxhuvh, Bay City, W. C. Culboru j cis Adams, Jr., on the Stale and the Exposition. Detroit; E. 8. Holmes, Grand Rapids ; .Railroads; Mr. Howells writes a pleasant Tbr Philadelphia wad Reading Railroad Com. description of the Shaker Vilhgo at And along walk succeeded in gelling into the8 Shirley ; there is another chapter of Mrs. grounds. Who over had charge ofthis partI Kemble’s “Old Woman’s Gossip there second Tuesday in May, 1H77 al fl rand of the business made a mem of it and hadI is aa easay by Caroline D. Swan on the Rapids. DETROIT MARKET. better give way lo some nun whocaa attend। Quaintnes.* of “The Judicious Hooker;" His Honor tte to his duties. The Haokman and Liierj Miaa 8. F. Hopkm* writes an amusing I lirrsMT. Hay U. ICu. State Atairs. sketch “In the Quantic Stage;" there are keep*? oT Philadbiphu dfrrve a first clam ‘ p omm by Paul H. Hayne. T. B. Aldrich, ill elasaM of our eiliwM. Will not aoao f Adelaide AlHag, CdreteM. A. Window, The Potterville rake factory is aaid to ■uierprHiag man get a iwpply fur sale. day they set tho price of a carriage। Edgar Fawcett and B. W. Ball; and the . departments of Rcvcnt Literature, Art ■Iwack U tho <l»elia« o( »b<-at Iron to tW froi at twnty fire dnUan for a day. When the and Mihm contains much that is enter­ tXTO (10x14) kmI tte hinra ofter Iron fraa XL 4 between Detroit and Bay City. Devil gather* in his jewels the brightest- twining and readable. Tlio number as a The State Hone Fair will be held at uf hi* ornaments will donbtfaoi be the i whole ia excellent, loth as regards'Quality Advertised Letters. Grand Rapids Sept 11, 12, 13, 14, and Philadelphia liverymen. I heard many and variety. Hi'-O Houghton A Co., 15. an caroent wish to day that he (the devil;. publishers comer Beacta and Somerset List of letters remaining in lit* Hastings P Detroit appropriates 81,600 from the , streets. Boston, Mass. O. harry County. Micb.. May 1U, 1K7G. city treasury foe a Fourth uf July celebratiqn. Tho great iron businem is starting up ''Some uf the Charlotte people have lately again, a large proportion of the mills Tho display of military ua working double time, 1.010 out of a to­ Stark* al 2C. purchased so-called gold chain" and eum- hospitalities. Airhart, Praoklla 8. &uilh. Mrs. Sellin Hob tal at 2rV» *f which 7V Iron Ar has The new Methodist nhnreh which ia to officer* particularly having an eruption of < Milennial in August. 'tb»*disburanfa>ta of alive Rhodes, A. Stinger, Miss Elixaheth Kelly, fiS.OOP to 10,0OU. B. F. Mills, two miles -from Eaton Rapids, had 20 valuable sharp killed by dogs test Tuesday night been arrested for.illegal voting. Two were under age, and two were unregistered. Two hundred* and fiftty peraomi wen coofirmed at Trinity Church in Niles, on ta Philadelphia has a tag disjtayed. The Colcneotal and Grand have a pay display MACK. Wa aak oar roadata to pay particular at­ tention to the Card of Dr J. B. La Sub* which wiU U bood ia another column of The Democratic Stalo Convention, fur the choosing of delegates io the Desnocralic National Convention, will be held perfecting hia tij^e to,a claim of IQO acre* of at Lansing on Wednesday, 24th the in<. land lit that state. Boeaya the Kirkarille, Mo., IMriiar Traakie. !M*h«riro< ienec and wonderful skill. up with the en Williams. After: body and House. the advertiseipcnt oT“ GoWwin'n rMrtf <k. Fob A**!-*^ *' >■** ' JoUg Mm May, 17th 18ft.' ofSotomaa. /£ Inquire of Marshall Pricket, . XXi8w4 �MW I n.i jjwmynnp auo Southern Discord: Ix>ok at tho condition of the South to day wherever the Daraecrate Iroids sway, and see if anything but frouhln can ensue from the conduct of tho leaders. The destruefion of slavery 'waa designed to terminate a crime against humanity—a crime which had long been perpetrated, LuAshould then cease. The 'reedam of the alavea ent the ground from beneath the Stave Power, deprived it of the subjects it has ro brutally ruled, but left them n its proMucv ti> tnc protection of the lavra. Tho Slave Power peased under tho roc, hut it waa tee insensible to profit by it. ‘Ilie freemen made citizens, and the men engaged in the rebellion were amnestied. Here was a new state of society in which tho elements wore different from any that had hitherto existed. Citizensliin had Ik»u lost by rebellion, and was res red tthe rebel whites on the oath of byal alleg­ iance. Had the Slave Power been wise it would have startled anew, and laid the foundation for a political edifice that sliould hare been in accord with the g*andeur of tire renovated Riynhlw*. ImUoul of thi* it has reared Fit »tcs pnder.it* control of so grotesque an arvliitooture that it lieara all the Araik's oftheii former iniquity. The Javelew Slave Power a-’ll yearns for slave*. The Democracy ba<.cns to place itself under the yoke, and play* with its fetters while the free adored citizen weep teals of bloo«l. Without the aidqfdie • Democracy of the other parts nF the Union the Stave Power could never have been what it is—the gulling, rcsticts, cruel instrument which continues tho war of the rebellion by its uddisguisod determination to enslave the colored citizens as effectually aa in day* gone by, sllhough under another name. This contention of color this unfair treatment of colored men, ta at the bottoxn.pf all the discord in the South. That at this late day coIorod citizens of the United States/should need protection jn the South is .^national dissppoin.mcut. The Nation presumed that when the rouse ceased the effect would cease. A South without stave* ta the trouble. Aud if the trouble ta kept up what ta there to prevent on appeal to the people to take the Southern difficulty in hand and settle it in the interest offrcedom? It may have to come to this. Mr. II. Cains-Jackson. wl|> ta an nuFew peonlu know or think of thta*cnor thority on nutters connected with...the mmre use’ and waste At wiod in the coun­ grain trade lut* written n letter Jo..the try. With such an apparently inexhaus­ laondon Ar-ufo^ f^t. in which lit- given tible supply as wo have, cur ure of it has been most lavish, without any thought os hta opinion that the war-cloud in Eu­ how fast the forest* w -rebeing destroyed. rope has not jet iuflueuced the markets With a moment's reflect :ou wq should perceptibly. B»J‘wcat|jtfr iiiTranco, suoh understand why wo nlmdy jwy nearly weather a* lias not been* know there aiuvf double what the saute a.ddu coat only a 1’8-15. ta greater c-vp<’f-T anxiety thanuny few decades ago. It wcuul also faring US to a realisation of the fact, nlrvody fonr- present indication of a war, ax it way have sccu by thinking men, that if mca>ureu a serious effect upon tha crop*., At arc not won taken to provide for tho present the markets arc abundantly growth of useful treew, the time whan wo plied. The milling interest of must depend upon otlicra countriat for lumber, at a cost as, great at is now paid Britain draw# a groat amount of wlicut in England, may not be, for disteut. In from Boat India, and considerable from many of the older countries such things are Australia. The Indian wheat ta a 'liftji provided for by strict statute enactments. gritty grain. There ta much anxiety felt In this country, despite the*use of cual- at Odessa in regard tn the crop prospect for fuel. Loth fur domestic purpose* mid in Poland. for the generation of steam, and the in­ creased Um- of other material both in ANGLE WORMS •he construction uf buildinas and various implcment.*i and fur ship-building, the figures showing the continued demand for wood seem ..Irnnat incrediide The railroads in jmrticular arc imuwmff conxuuiets, botbin fuaL »» the construct hrn of During the Mvcre shower of Satuntav cars and building Mid for sleeper*. From a [-amphkri.ixui.-d by ‘‘the Mowachusett* last imriKHioo Humbert of ‘Single vrormv* f«dl. A xtntiemun. in .onkr io i-attafy Society for the promotion of Agrionhnre. offering prizes for arboriculture, we gather ; hta cuiu*ity osJo whitber.lhfj fi?U with the rain. madeM-v.-ral axperim^nti} .nir i:-' the following facts and ratunates: It is estimated that the railroads in tin-: them. He «pr«ad a Ian;.- shi*ei up.»n jlic I'nitod Htat.* oonsume nnhua’ly 114.000.- gra***. which <u ‘Roon■ v.wA’rril with T»ig Otto sleeper*, a’-<1 fl>r fencing the road*. I fat lively worms • jnst tho ■' kind hMiHe wood costing not leas than 8!3,<><'0,(JttO. 1 Would make a fish lauirh all over. with an additional rasfolwt h-aM $U>iMi j also went upon tho roof' of bta bouv arid, annually to keep lheso fences in repair. found them acattcrcd around pientir^ly, F«r the more than 115,000 miles of tele ' while tho ground war thickly *tn wn with them. The theory that they ire taken up graph in operation over 3,000,000 trccr-; fur poles were dcstioyed in their omatrac- in water spout* and afterwards deporitM lion, while the annual repairs call fur ; upon the ground during a htorm wu think some 250,000 more. For the 20,000,-1 an erroneous one frmn ho fact that angle OoOJHMt matohe* manufactured annually ; worms cannot lire in w_xr cnniaiucntly in the Uuitbd Steles £10,000 cubic feet could not be taken from that source. of the best pine lumber Is required. It takes I Wil) some of ottr scientist* give their views ut least 1,450,000 cords of wood to lake • on thuaubjeet? bricks made annually, to furnish whidi 1 repuirv* the resources of 36,000 acres. MiW ABIW ISKMBSTv For shoe peg* it takes 100.000 cord* of white birch, worth $1,000,000. For G. P. Rowell 1 Co's. Column. packing boxes, lumber to a value of $8,­ KTIUUV 5EBIE FILLS. 000.000, and of Agricultural implement*, amounting to $75,000,000 in value, the cost of wood is not less than $20,000,000. Thu value of log* Rawed iulo lumber in 1870 was $103,000,000. Since I860 more then 50,000,000 acres of forest The Difference. covered land has been chared for ag icv' tural purpoe.es in the United Stile*. *ud The nation has been plundered to the many of the trees burned' aa the caaiest extent of pillions of dollars by dtahonct way of getting rid offtbcm—a sacrifice of (Democratic officials, many of these officials millions of feet of good lumber. POSITIVELY CURED. no* holding’ high place in the es’unation of their party friends. Boss Tweed, with hia $20. 000,000 stolen from the tax-pay or* of New York, was an apt scholar uf On this subject, Mr. Willard, of the modern Dc’inocracy. Intrusted to the custody of a Democratic sheriff, who had Rural New Yoritcr, ha» the following: There are various opinions in reference enjoyed in other days the princely hospi­ tality of this persecuted official,the B"« dis­ to tho best and chcajie*! manner of raising appeared lie tween dark and daylight calves; Wc believe the best result* arc ob­ months ago, and nothing has been heard tained by giving the calf generous treat from him since. It is believed by many ment from first to last. A poor, Wanted that he is still in New York city, the and half-starved calf will never lie able to guest of his Democrat.’c admirers. Had reach that standard of excellence that ii he been a Republican official he would weuld, had a more liberal allowance of food have been breaking stone at Sing-Sing, and boon made during its earliest daya. Ef* the Democratic press would have been calf gels a fair Wait on milk, its food holding him up us a fair sample of Ilepub maybe changed to whey by adding a por­ I lean corruption. But as he waa a Demo­ ridge of oatmeal, oilcake, buckwheat flour, cratic leader his shortcomings nrcoreriook- or something of thi* kind to supply the ed, and his crime scarcely mentioned by necessary constituents lacl-ngin the whey. the Opposition press. Even the sheriff Wc have sometimes seen good calvre holdi hu position, and Governor Tilden raised on a small quantity of milk by add­ Tries, JW»iv-Aw7Viu». nods consent. _ The great. diffi«rc:joc be ing the liquor from steeped hay, Where tween Democracy and Republicanism is conveniences arc had for staying hay, just this: tha former shield*. its official and only a small quantity of uulk can bo rascals, the latter punishes them when • had, this plan may be resorted to, but if ever found. There is not an instance on * OHEUUKDBBU AXD BOUKTH RMTICK. record where the Republican party shield­ porridge, or oatmeal, or oilcake will require ed an official known to be dishonest. les labor in its preperatioa and is ussier _to be regulated as to the quantity required, Gear of thought. In butter dairies good calves can be raised on the skimmed milk. Almost Happiness ta like a genial sunshine tlrat every farmer has some peculiar notion of bring* out the bmla aud blosaoma, and his own in regard to the manner of raising coven the thorns with beauty and fra­ calves; but the great and general fault in management ta a scanty oUawance of nugrance.—Duff Dorter. ■i lions food in the early stages of growth. If any man bear my word* and bel«jrc I; is important that the young annual not, 1 judge him not; for I came not to be kept in a g-owing, vigorous condition. judge the world, but to save the world. so that when cold weather approaches in —Jrim Chri»i. . the fall and early winter, it will be able to FITS & EPILEPSY tagl»3¥ 1DO BOLD LAST OUOTt without on ruten o> bxjictiop stt&nKass.'ssiSit TIME CARD ta Ktfrrt Apr. I«. »•»«. n..»!• jj.-irwa rt.Mflwt *jc*di * «*w- MB rrmivuR ontaiox. GREBLE& RUSSELL HASTING. NICKMAN. TTTnTTAffrJMu-a. Mimtu-. With Like Morel Mioh.fiooih'ru LincM'WhblMroit'AaLdyU A Pouibwmtern “.jrjiUo-With La . HV-r. 4 M kh. S..lUre FARM FOR SALE!. The ••utMwriber of«ra tar tale a Faria ia ths Towtiohiu uf Ho«uuf», Mfr Qiftmbj Station, op the Vriital RanMa bivbion of theAftrhtort Ceatrsl RiuiroaJ, w«W«-' in* Jrjiaxwewm KiGftrr ■eg£j CHICAGO & the Trendies. The property wiflbc acid on liberal tenur. a* to paynirafs and al pHeta wbMi caaam flail to Ix- stMisfisetory to say1 ouedssiria< jnVtx.s east. A First-Class Farm, finrlj-h-catod, and mtder Iheroujrh culture. For I’articalar* iopuire a: th>« oftee or of the . • * . WM* tUMtari Jtn'y. Tu. M78. McPAEMAON. XXTOmt. MM $5?$20 .Tit. caMM^CTr.-;WL-WaS<KUfl3 Newspaper ADVERTISING _ .. _ ,___ t A22fta iffiw. If you have built caatles in the air, your Gw. M. Singe * Cae Ctlamn. I work need not be lost; tira( ta where they with goal feed a^d oom. and without should be. Now put foundations under spacial nursing to bring it through the rig oni of winter. Il pdys well to dp the them.— Thoreau. work thoroughly and in the boat manner Our churchcs by this time oti-hl to be at first, since, if this ia omitted, no after E. W, A'OIGTB ' wary of smooth tongued mcn.wbu arc com treatment will be able to wholly countcrparatire stranger* and without any catab- uct neglect and starvation S» the early lishea-reputatioa. — Couyregatiunalftt. stages of v -owth. . lit tho Best laager Browed in the West 8.M hr Cask u MILWAUKHB BRKWBUT Beware of the scibos, which desire' to The importance pf growing good dairy Grand jnvefTfr.,'MNn. Mioh. walk in the long robes, and love greeting stock canirot be too strongly urgcd_titppn in the markets and the highest scat- in tlio tho dairy Krmcra dF rmn synagogue*, and the chief rooms at framto. The difficulty of getting’- ‘^ood stock by solving tram droves brought from , a dis­ I must chouse to receive' the truth, no 1tance, is so great that the raising of stock matter how it bear upon myoolf; must fuL 1on tho farm where it is to bo used Is new low it, no matter where it leads, from what ialmost imperative,' if a good and profitable jiarty it severs me, or to what party it Iherd i-ylcsired. Calves should be selected , from deep milking animal*, and If these allies.—Dr. Chatmiitg. Faith, which meant a belief of • creed, Ihave been crossed with thoroughbred bulls must now imply a cotupaniowship with <of good milking families’ tho chances are certain that tho calf will make a Christ; repentance must signify a purifying almost • ' of the life, and the’baptism must point Igno.1 row. out the washing white of a sinful soul. All the volume ci’ religion must low Un W1...7,. MUHon. B&wrVc ward a new manhood.—Daniil ] ■ It is not the future world that wc are i first of all to consider when wc apeak of < G L A S^S AND PA I N f . *alvathm>-Tfrs apwt sll impateant sub- i jDAvan»ar. ■SBKftLxustw^srartB?- Gfftjsst •___ : <saatw-1 T ,1 ******” •? NKI.L. NKVTTO\, DK3 MQIXUS id" Omaha &<>m.. wZpwJibeHon.l |* aS SALVATORBBB1 ~ Ot>lK<; M J.VUIANXHajmvJUXS-, tisawjaassrjs: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-22.pdf 3d0f5206a78096ca76eb87475830d202 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 7. HSTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY. MAY 22. 1876 NO. 1050 Ths ^piiYeeklj helical fatf. Political Notes. GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. 're^fea. f' «ixnt er of tlie House of Representatives to* a1 friend at Sherman, Texas, which1 South Carolina write* a private letter to a days ago. hi« found oolnms a its way friend in Columbus, Ohio, that the dele* few' (। gation to Cincinnati from that State will be into• Tor Hayes on the second ballot. . print: . The New York Tribune iayn “it is be­ D.£., Doer 13. 1S75. coming more dear every trad* that the z‘Dcar— : I have been trying ever since ' tendency toward inflation and repudiation tny dcotion to write to you, but have been1 । is very strong within the Democratic party. bcarigued from light in the morning until Yet men wonder why the Independent* one or two at night, I had about onehnndred 4 thirty anpomtznente to make 4 have had I reckon without exageration three thousand applications besides men. women 4 children polling and jerking me’ ertry lime I would’ put niy head out of ■ the door of myoffiee. I have had to keep twousherH 4 two to three clerks eta sinec the hour of my election in my office, 4 it is now five o’clock in the morning that I have gotten up to write to you. In regatd I' to—I tried to save a place tor him bntthe. 1506 Sold if 1871. 3649 Sold if 1871. 7473 Sold tf 1873. 14976 Sold if 1874. 31077 Sold if 1875, 440 fuLLy 100000 01LL OK 4KQUI4KD 704 1876. Oft 44L7 TUT V-UUT Solo EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. PHOFESMUl AID BUSIES CARDS. An active and intelligent Republican in to in uur num iiiuiumi WWtanm. 14JO I *; Cota-n I _5M»£ 5f4>laiaa. I UP f The following letter from the doorkeep­■ , . I । ■ Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. hesitate to trust it." The Baltimore G.tzctfg jaya that the feeling agyiwt Gov Tilden in that S,tale lias iocrraaed to such a^ extent that it would bcfully to select him as the standard- bearer ofthe'Democratic Party in th* cow­ ing rompdgB. Congressman Lamar is said to Imre tv­ ceived information from the South that if member* are so clamorous for their consf tnsntk that so far it has Ires,impossible at Cincinnati, lh* D.«raorrat- wupld lure to do so, my force after rhristtnas will be uo hope of carrying Louiabtirj. Mfaimppi. iuereaaed and then 1 will be «We to do Alabama, ur North Carolina. something for him & .T will stick him la, Fay ( Fitzhugh's son» arrived on Saturday ' it ut cuno’us 1 hat must of the Democratic morning all safe. I set him to tvork on : journals ili'die .^outhand We.it that 'inMonday at a $210U place, & ho is the dorsc Tiklcir urft fur soft niuuef. Dui» moat delighted follow you ever saw. I wish you could bc here with me do j this jMaint todedgiug the currency oumtry 4 come on, the Govnt furnishes me ;; lion at St. teuia. or do the soft nioncy ■ with a fine turnout 4 spanking pair of , politicians see through Tilden ? Horse* 4 Icfoni 4 after the hoasc H-saioris The Reform Democratic organa .all re­ and recess I hate exchiaive use of them, my coachman comes down every morning joice over the nomination of the great for us, that is Fay 4 myself and after j Money Bag* Matesman, William H. Baru driving around to my breakfast take mv um. They seem to- have caught the to my office, come on and I will give you 4 —a good time. Congraut ia invited over to house hunting cry of the iwuumi. “Any the Centennial on Friday, wc will have i more places furmde or t-> let?" big time—come back on Sunday, I may draw on you for one hundred A twenty five do’’ar* tomorrow which you can drawback for on the 1st Jan, I got- your tole^m SWOLM ffl in. Thai bum tstUf reason declined to why F. B. Wash- run for the lllinou Governorship. vix.>He iy*J in' had be , . hundred if enhte aalisfied ttut the 1 _ Si ■’W Idt>u draw ooat^ftio ffiMrtmo wee sona! controversies in which he flit he our members «irc like xnysdf right dp on had no right to involve them." - ■ . first mo A I hate to ask them. J. VT- doom on Christmas for a few days The PhiladelphiaPrat sap that Sen­ 4 we will have a giorioew time, I have ator Anthony of Rhode Island is nut what more inritationa to Trolicis with the mem­ would be calkxl an otistor, “ypt, when-. he bers 4 Senators than any man in Wash­ »*ir M* >■.*» telling mo to draw for twu IMPOSITION HITEI OPPOSITION COURTLD ington, I am a biger mad now with the speaks, he pouasoi the antithesis of Ma members than old Grant. I cannot put eaulay and th< sweetness nf Addison." my foot on tl»c floor of the Hall hut that Now that is what wo call, handsome, and they pjakc a break for moJtsoRM! timesdoz it is a great deuJ lie tier deserved than places for some I4m>U Mill rmaraUr boyood Utrt «v*uia< en beging at “c al 00oe mart compliments, too. «raj. friend, I scarcely ever git out of the office Th. hap,, boon of wunhip ia th» Ua^lul rberth to go on the floor of the House, I have The Washington Xtttimut/ Iirpublic<i,i under me the Folding rooms, Document remark* incidentally that “ nearly all l***r wife. <h*.lrht will ***a lx teach t. th* viclu*> Rooms, File rooms, nil committee rooms,-all the Democrats in Congress to-day who I* Th* ihioiac jBlt ahead th* i»«e U nearly employees in the south wing cf building 4 entire south wing uf.capital, IhaTo nSupt make themsdrci noisy in abuse, of the Re _______ ______ r*V4_____________ assistant in ______ each department and__about dozen my office tre * ‘ a l ------ - book 1. keepers ■ basilIra^7,. trtae £ and ought. at clerk, 4 we do things up in stile, I have least to haver ha«r Muted from the a boy to take my hat A coat or I can't country." turn around without some oue at my berk TheSnb-Cotsurittuc on Ways and Means 4 call 4 wl en I get all all my new appoint­ ments broken in, I shall have a nire time. continues its inVestigatim of the Alaska “I am making up a party ahswdy io cumc far seal contract. Nothing hw thus far on to Texas eh the adjounnt, Cox to - been found corrupt or censurable in eonheed it, ho ia the wannort friend, of mine lb. tail Ilk* zrain. «.f UI.I. tr* ai**t to-4*i. wnftto 6s*. Asa teral 10 oar tamlMd the*. Twlkaaklh. tbrlb**ra tou*. Aad traat tkaafer th. op*b1m Comparison Invited and Competition defied B«ra. wWr*of*M. b? thra*4«a. Th* Cathar a*ak* that w«4 of Ihla. Wta*Nk bUMstedrafraia Of readU bolt aw* teniae chate. Tv «rac* our teaul ttaM. fraai all Th* m«m of MTiit owr su«aU w* tall. All grades of Teas the very test in the Market vresh ev ‘& CtX.^bF fidfiton, i il competition. B* with » wUto tto you ever saw,who the New Speaker Mr. Kerr, Far 4 mvadf spent the ewaring witli Mr. and Mrs. Km. brid erwnjng, I ma a great favorato of bcra Mrs. (,’oxb and Mrs.. Senator Gordon—quite a coottast here 4 Austin, I can’t turn for friends bore. ‘ I have now. fifty letters lr““ — - I noedtoa with the transaction. Thu Dem oemte had hoped to ahow. that Gov. Boot- we* improperly awanW This attempt th* rauHrwt Mri. friends all parte ofthal ting me, thus wa^ the be prosperous 4 every---------- ---must close, tell—T will look out 4 ffl cannot make a piece my eraota tud oBteeammrarxNl ordain Th- riratehiu of toad ralMi. The Naw York ZTrewmy John Stanley. TVyr, who hast bars ia MMontfadoJ tw w*e UaaW a wwW•sMatk *w wastma iMaUMfll n. Ort«rh aiMM or sood-win. the Connecticut Democrat! 1 bumble !be * “ Jlwsaan jm*<< Um aqA W - Qi-h.h— .ilk lilliM ll|liim. <U Hanau Aakmrf dnM, ikm. u> Ui. fer cetoi LE MAC I sosw-Vlud may favor tide withwQI•fy jwMress is Irving, Barry {Jeu, Mick A. S. DEAN Irving, Nkh, April. 11th, 1S74. ’ 1x50—3 �r the entire satisfaction of tho people,. the haw Been it aMgMted Ay0». to position that ha» boeh honored by tho 1 wt™ ^r. C|ulWI^“ service* of sncii men ru ^anry P. ’ 1 win and Jahn J. could not say of any map. tbo Spanish Minister. A Quaker poto otethe hymn of piece pattUalton ‘ • Oer B»lhsr‘« God 1 ban out wh»»S h«l Tb» SSOturlM frit Uk» gr»ia» uf *and. Ws meet to-day. tato fn^ Bald­ More wo That auto-U ' Hoif. Cmaui.ES M. Owmwei.i. of Lena­ I House wee County, late speaker of the . of Harte I beads. n Miebipu ■e /W •Ml of Hoprajetil itatiye.'*. ‘ ’Presi ’ "Mor Birin- the Courthuliusal Qonvnnti n of 1967 and al present Secretary of the Board of Cautmuaioncrs far ‘'Reformatory, Char­ ttable and Penal Mr. Ipstuuliow.." Croswell is no well known in this State, and rHOIX has so lang been identified with ami ft nail’d pte^perjty* it* acoon l choice of the IBaine men. growth will be well pltfapd Rith ]j$r. V^well'* noiuinatiou/’ State press is a fair indication of the feel­ ings, sentiments, and wishes of the people. Hence we piece before our foUowiug notice* For President. Rl'THEBFORD \ b readers, the distinguished citixen of the Peninsula State: HAYES The Detroit correspondent of the N. of Ohio. ■ of this V. receipt* jmpatby. M.iy eaptal. Lm free from »U autagua- >uuty i pobtioal । moral and humanitarian development, that the expression ‘of the history and it* ifaftate tr«« “AU the indfat nomination^ tfa fanawoa county Thu UroonviUc hv IM. u< A. AOta bears ihh* testimony: ■ thu state. ROW ioiU “(1 M. Croswell uf Adrian has been certainly that C. M. y,_ prominently named ti'i qtpdidalo for ia the coming nopiiuae for Governor. Governor. Jli» wuuiuaUuu ' W<*uM «wtaitily be pteaaing to (he people til tkt* OUR CENTENNIAL letter locality where fa has aunty wtom friend* " rime* jays: The Lousiug luu the fol­ “The name most frequeutty meutioued lowing:. at present in connection with the Repub­ ‘ The »upport of C. M. CriMWidli of of Pettus ylvanh. lican nomination for Governor, w that of i Adrian, for the office of Governor, l« <-!■ Mr. । tendiog, aud the Republican pruforeuM at Subject to the decision of the Republi­ Charles M. • Crartrell, of Adrian. Cr-rtwell u a lawyer, fifty yuan of age, end this time ‘cciu* to he ivntering Up<n can National Convention. has been in local public life for a More of; years. During the Xxjgidative session* of I The Clam I-aku A>ir* favon Mr. Cros­ 18C3 3-7 ]io we* a member aud Prcaridaot 1 IlAlMir PLATFORM . of thu State Senate. He wm also Pre** , well for Governor, and says: “Mr- Croowdl *u a gentleman of ex­ dent <J tho Cowtitulional Convention of, 18G7, altogcllicr the strongest rotmsen- tended experience in nublm bipiiuew, and tstive body in its PcrMixd which ever thoroughly acquainted with our legislative convened in thia state. In 1H72 ho wtu affaire, having rnuridrd over tho lluoto chosen a member of the Slate House of in the session of 1783." Reprcteutativea, and was elected fa smelt­ The Flint Gbrl* h»» this «adonwuicut: «l41»r» ntlw»r " er. For tlic 1x4 four yean bo hu been “We know oi n,an M” ***•<• the Secretary of tfa State CommUsion on Cliaritablc, Penal, and Reformatory In­ Io make up a itoo-l Governor than q|r. Republican National Convention. stitution*. Mr. Croswell's ample exper­ Croswell " ience m ro-cnforccd by intepity of charac­ ThU ia the tribute pf the Big llapida The next union UepubHcan t onrendou fur ter, and be is a forcible apdl^r and a man the nomitiMion of caudidste* fur President of substantial abtli|u».'' Mayart-. r nd Woe-President of ,lba Umllc.l Slalea, will “Without spwkiug disjwragmjtb o| Ik- held in the city to-Cinrinnau on WednesThe Grand Traverse Ikndd says. ; cither of hia competitor*, we desire to say ■Uy'tlie fourteenth day of June. 1878. at 12 “Present iudic..tlbn* point very strongly ' of Mr. Croswu)l that ho is n goutleman of o'eioto noon, and will coesisi of dclogate* to the nomination of vhas. M. Croswell, superior ability, and that hu character, Iromfach *lalc e'i*1*!ll* t’’“:e tkp number of it* senator* and representatives in Conrrevs, of Adrian, for Governor of Michlgsit- , lx»th socially and politically, h above re­ und of two deie<a*®!- fro® **cfa ovjptni»e<l ter­ Speakinz lor ourselves, and wc think we ! 11roach. From au tequaiujauce formed ritory and th» District of Columbia. In c*JI- may safely say for a large majority of the during a aix month* iwsociaiuui wil|> him ing the conventions for the election of dele­ Republicans of I his region wehcartil) «n. us a member of the Michigan Legislaiujvgates the ccaimilteee* of the several •tatts are (.wc know him to be roMoentious, upright recommends! Io invite all Itepuhlican eketor- ■birtu' Mr CrrWiroll.’' nnd all other voter-, without regard to fp«M and honest, and in every way worthy of The loui.t Sentinel »»)»: |K>Utic*l differsnees or previous party athiiai the support of all who wish to we a pnre “Hou. ('. M. Cruawoll, of Adrian, seems lions, who are opposed io revhius sectional I administration of our State affairs.** lMtita,'and desire to promote friendly fooling to be lire commlng man for Governor^" and permanent harmony lUrpughout the coun­ The Detroit Evening AV«m aayw In tlje Dundee Ealrrpri*' wc find thi.* try fay mainlning and enforcing all the • “Cbaries M. Croswell, of Adpay. b-jgr: constitutional rights of every ciliten. Inclutl- Then tfa owl from ay. equiva Gaiiuuni of all uatmm* Uvw i The Kabfrifou of laid wm For ViGe-J’rerideut, JOHN F. HAHTBANFT, ‘Honest money for till, R»d free schools- for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the .one nor aoc1 er^an . iuterferauce which will lag ifafnawdfroocxcidso of the ririd- Of “The papers fagiu to talk about crtruffian without Intimidation and without frahd ; /alio are-In fhvor of the'continued didateti for Governor. Among Republi prnsre-aiionaad |uuuahment of all ofidal dis- caw, C M. Croawcll, of Adrian, stands '•“Uc?r tfa'fato clianoe, and to him, .on personal. —da, no man can find.a»*oHroU^H'- .. । oftlu Eauto Tfa Mi’Hary display and the One- |‘ii^.Hr>Ei.pjiiA. The deed done. *U) ITth, IMA'. t|q; filial <Ly fa* <*M>i« nnlM come am| the Exhibition h , ; 1 hi* grexi jah<>r4|M which |l ttb 1 an expiwhwn of tho growth j nrfkt, (if shall and Ulf lug and riarf t<> life .; (luriu’g ^ first hundred-yotos of th»great- ihu>lrrd. uTii&Mbc* bf all dixdptiun*- ojwncd. l»c cat ualiiraou Rxrth,andof the cormpondtng progress in art. science and civijixa- ।and l|ioua.i;id* of spool*, riiutlles aud , s&tao*. Tho President having taken ' । i | ion of toe whqlq yetol- luw , begun fa evolutions, . The ceremonies and the, sto1- ' c&m of the occasion were commonsuruto I gtstnL t|ie ‘ B great wheel riarted tp motion, with tfa importance pf fee H *<Jj and tfa fl >Fd> .hySrl’hibMpku'mrf. day for •»» .’•-‘•“ri R±?, thronged the streets qf tjm ait)'- tjcfunj. being estimated that at yrere in attendatnv. the 1cs*t ft UMUHH) u^mblml sigtialixing tfa approach of tfagrfaij wqlli- tude voinpriaiug cih*u- of Uipify |r<*y, rountry on the globe. The d’wpuy of over until the Fourth of July bring* buntina apd dw -ffiig ql the straotolui.bmlJtiu* eSBJiiW; unytblag pver witnessed on any occasion lending an inspiration of beauty, before, life and »eWrsT tonjia IJne tan&.'tad it seemed a Roman carnival in the Quaker City. pr ety to the scents publican for the gubernatorial *■ Mr. Crw.41 » «o. «C Ur against whom a breath of an*} uv)vi yet been uvvu directed. __ 1 never He 3ria rrnrriLruxri.pudli* spirited, and The Coldwater Republican hxv the fob I Tenafly" pojmfiff Yt? •It route for nil LLTSOIB, IQWA. k. WYOMtXd. div After Cali- St. Paul Line «raaBN wisifor Madi £ Duluth rrtaw in prvummeni as experience may. /rum to time, sagged; who ore opposed to lowing on the same subject. ..... imporing the crsdU of the nslion by stepreeiwhoever may oppose him the voters of “In various part.* of the State the. J»nting any of Us obligoiions, and iu favor of Michigan cannrrt make a wrious mbtake •Uftslafaig. in every wny the i.slimi .1 frith pers ore beginning to express their views in casting their ballot* for him. It the nnd ttannori honor ; who hold (hat lheeotn- with regard to the office of Governor. Democrat.* only pul up as good a man, thu -mats school system is the auntery af American T " Tl’ ■"’.“.^”57/ i State of Michigan will hava continual liberty and should be maintained abanlntely poeattvcly tn favor ot the Hon. ' . . .. f free from •oeetarten onatrol; who believe that. thriuMhrcM C- M. Croswell, of Adrian. Wc heartily ' «~on tobosri tt* lone line of c-xdknl ’ xjron a. Hoch* KATtaSl- PKTKlt «u iu soatbBrii every visfr»«< afaurdity ofi half past .seven won- tard/in falling into ' wm,agUM< wish of every -Republican voter in thi* “Hon. Charles M. Croswell, ®f Adrian, line. . An hour hter bowcvW, fta clouds I continued, live* countv who understands the qualification.* . u the most prominent candidate far the ! broke away and old Kd came out in all I k from the gates? ’ the * ’ various ' ’ J *ublicao nomination for Governor of men mentioned for •*-* that' his splendor. Then the »ghT wo». gran'd 1 fovorable manner nt which his name office. \ and Itcaotiful. The city vu all kaeellcd Bl tfa been endorsed by tfa Republican prvre and IcMtooncd with the Sags ofevery riatbm I The Monroe tl»Mmerci.</asx>. --------- ;------ *u ..—■ , _ _ ., __ _ ____ ,, • - .... ut vanous parte ofthe state, m very com Hon. Charlo- M. Conwell, of Adnan. ' ]imBlrtarv to-him. and gratifying to hi* which shook off tlie glistening drop*; and or submit to the cxlortjts^ the sound of drums and bugles down a ;ora in jifty-cent notes. Th'u. bring very heartily *«PP«tod by Mr. Cnwwell ha. eminent qaal dosen streets betokened the marvhalliug of small fortune by tnesn* papers the northern port oftoe state as ’ . ... ... , r*. 3 -tn in.fe-rtWn., to<k. troops. It was nine o'clock when the on. Everybody’ mms the bead of th- line mchod tfa rtrndcaeo of Geo. W. CMM*. were- the Pr ~ The Pontiac G-tzctie aayx of the Gov-j ofgt>od Governors with Cabinet took a position at the j which Michigan has so long been favored, Ancient. «gc. and u law re binding re ernorsbip: milltary । - —* -«•«“Wc disever no diversity of opinion i <01 be incrvu.*ed by one more." and Gov. lyofthe unwriUcn laws of the day and among the Republican press as to the The Marshall, Mich., correspondent of X, limits the time which say man P9Ncyarfdn'lriarinfay of noefaafag the . Chicago Tcibunr, confidently predicta may hold the high office B°” CJE Sf’T’ G'’.; I ■*» ’»■! «*■««■» «T Mr of Chief Executive of this great and grow­ fawcera and the Pennsylvania State Fen­ eroor. The rndicaUons are that he will । ~ ing State, to four ymra. This rule ex- be ananfaMsly nominated m. the first bri- I WcDci bl ea. j A correspondent of the Detroit Tribune, From K. o'clock till marly the middle rtodcsfrosntoe bet of oamBdates for the lot, or by r*sriww»<rir>«» " The Howtfl R*pnlW<ertM aajs: { writing from the western part of the state, of the afternoon, every street-car. every steam-car and every avenue leadin g to the • ‘ Preoeut indications point strongly to 1 aa y* : the Repubiica^vf the State in the ap Hou. Cbaa-M. CroswJl, of Adrian, as * “Mr. Crcwril wiH undoubtly command Exhibition Grounds was crowded and preaching contest, Sri Xxcollency. John J. the probable Republican nominee for Gov- [considerable strength in the lake shore thronged with an eager mart bf humanity Bagley, of whom it is not too much to say, eroor of thia state. As for aa we are able , counties, especially as the state ticket bent upon seeing what there was tobehold. with no disparagement of the noble men to judge, no fatter man for the position is likely to fa otherwise pretty fairly de»- People rode the entire distance—over three miles from the ConLiuoutal -Hotel—with who have nresecded him in the chair of eouM be found in the state." । tributed." support thia cspramion ofodUoriri opin ! Governor*. . . ion, bemuse we bdteve it areorda with the 1 The Uwfaon ZW spsafa m tot* vuc State, that be hx* been, and is the beat Governor that the State ever had. Right nobly has he done hia whole duty, and the poopk honor him, for he has served The Lowell Journal closes a paragraph i on the GoverovwsMp as fofaw* “Mr Croswell will undoubtedly find thh section of the state very friendly toward* them faithfully. Y« ra willing obedience to this, though unwritten yet unchnngsble And the Tccuuipeh Rrcord says: “From the tenor of the press oommonts upon the gubernatorial question it would y>r&ent year, and the important question seem that the RcpiNican sentiment in the for the Republicans to nettle h, who state was centering upon Ron. Chariot M. far, be will retire with the dose of the What man have Croswnfi. of Adrian, as the candidate for we that will fill with honor'to himself Mod Governor. Thu cacprc*«ion meets our owu views pnriacly." the State, the position which Mr. Bagley The Niles KrpnMicmt given this exprerenow so ably fills? Ono things* certain, shall be hia mteccwor? be must fa aanan who can and will-be the Governor I of the State, und who like Governor Bagley, ri mrtridc of all politi­ cal rings, if any exist in the State. He mu«t be a man of sterling integrity, un­ Last week's iwue of the State Ifac J Ob^rer, an independent paper. puMbhed “We do not propose out of political eonsidcration to advocate the cause of any candidate for official jiorition; and it is from a higher and better standpoint that wc express our gratification at the pros­ pective elevation ofHW/ C. M. CrwWrfl, of Adrian, to-thcgubunutoril chair ofthc Peninsular State. Hia unapotted puUic record, fine executive abilities, and good oonuuon sense, have given him a high nlavc in the besrta of the people, and wc The cxcreiwst of the opeuhr know of no man who would recrivo a and dignified. Athonaaudfea more enthusiastic support from the wtaaues freshly organised, studded u than Mr. Croswell. The Republican par­ as police. Two hundred and ty could not, in our judgment, do better wluiae cxpetMkjs will be ns » than to place hia name at tho bond of toe State ticket, at in that evrirt Ma tswtain deration tatoaltoto --- ----------------- A man who is of the people, and for the Michigan, would do jarty and toe State.’ SjXMkiug of toe witodrmi W-MwU, people in every emergency, und who lias Stockbridge, the Detroit faltering fidelity and superior no personal ambitions at war ofaUity. with the a man. One who never found has been wanting ; tried and wlwoc maulinert, opacity and fidelity yowd all Hwrian. integrity an fa- and who would, a jW* 61000 per mfentc Will learn a letam* h is not likely that there will be so many hare to spy Me time during the season, except on the -I tJi'of July, yet tho capacity of tho hotels and boarding houses was not fully taxed. Here are samples of the statritiai reported officially : The Continental >4fatat, wefahsu>a tori. ■», hugs .1 Trefanr aaya it 1 Canal beat good of the whole ]>ooplc. Fortunately wc have m Michigan such in tien four or five ■ W- al agreement as to the Mr. Croswell would do i tian, and add new honoi �County Cormpondence. arntuk fame ar eamt man. STRANGER’S GUIDE CJTV LOCAL R«J^. TIME-CARD PaAiaixviixs, May 17, 1870. Council of th* city of Hralifigs held al the Quit* an •xcilemaal «u raised th* ether . Go to A. W. Bailey's, and get Which Shall I T«k» 7 before purchasing elsewhere. This is often a serious question witll fhc xxlSw3 invalid. He finds the market fltxjdcd with Attantion Greenbacks. proprietary mediviocs, scores of which are Jirircs 'I HASTINGS ? FfflM nt I will seuVor the next Sixty Days far liar ailment. Ho reads the paper*, ctrculan, and almanacs, and finds each sustained Greenbacks only, Boots and shoes way down low, m order to close out my stock by plausible arguments setting forth it* virtues and specific action. The rooom- for New Spring Goods. I also sell the mendations are as strong for one as for odebntod Singer Sowing Machine, differ another. The euros claimed to have been eutkinds of Sewing Machine Needles and The petition of Ralph Jordan. Jacob Mau., wrought by one are os wonderful us those Machine Oil I afar, sell Well A Cistern Where claimed to have boon wrought by another. J. Maus. In his perplexity and doubt, the sufferer Opposite the Post Office fa sometimes led to reject all. But it by those parties who are doing buainesa and should be borne iu mind that this condi­ XxAltf Hastings, Mich. paying licence, for such bnafaeee was re- tion of thing* is one that cannot be rcmeFarmers remember that the old and Ald. Sheldon moved that the prayer of the good—the truly valuable—must come into reliable house of C. B. Salsbury is, u ever, can sell cheaper than any houaj in Bar­ petitioner* be granted, which motion wa* competition with the vile and worthies?, buying eggs, butter, poultry and all kinds ry County, for these reasons: and must be brought to public notice by of fanner s produce, under Barlow A Good 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. the same instrumentality, which fa at/rvr- year's store, and paying for tho same the 21. Because we make the most of our titing. In sucli a case, ^rbapa the only highest marknt price. Patronize the house ' XX2tf absolute proof that a rerawy fa what it yoh. know to be reliable. May, 187A. Present at the calling of the roll th* Mayor Recorded, Aid. Evans, Sheldon and Tomlinson. STEBBINS BRO’S. MeNaughtnn. Reed, Keep It. from the public). bad all kfndu of llk*. had tall/ determined to build a "ahaniy 1:13 r. a. Hostilities commenced. •mNITURE! Of evpiy Description which we rosy "rfni ciian ' office aastora. atldT a. m. Western, at 432 r. m. was called into play. John Crump, of thia village haa built a new The merchants of thl. village handled ■pectfully reported that a walk be laid in accordance with the prayers of th* petition* _ ft** RRTutB.5_COUNTY On motion of Aid. Tomllt OFFICERS. la it more nrofitabta allowed further time on the printing HU* of Dewey and Dennis. Bill of J. 8. Goodyear for lumber, fur $1.41 Creek street bridge was, on motion of Aid.. J Aye*. Evans. McNaughton, lt*ed, Sh«ldon ing condition. Mr. Spaulding I* somewhat of lai, and has in hia poa.«eulou man tlip foreat family. ■■ Cbm*T»v*Mrr... _ i»-re.--------------- Porter Bill of L. D. Quackeabuih of $ld.Gdfor on* ALL ABOUT THE COUHTY. Gold 1121. He intend* to build an addition and fix it up for a dwelling. / Ayea, Evans, McNaughton. Reed, Sheldon and Tomlinson 5. Nay* none. Bill of Millon Prickett for$41.00 for one riondjr thia mondug. PratriavlUe. Although wo are situated in a . healthy part of the State, and little employ­ Democratic State Convention al Aya* E.ani. McNaughton, Reed, Sheldon l^naing the ailments of onr people. intending to labor in third ward, waa on motion of Aid. Ayea Evan*. McNaughton. Reel, Sheldon cents on the dollar. Henry C, expelled lix« been Bowen uflc should al- celebration of the coming 4lh of July are at The House lias pawed the bill admit­ ting free of duty the .Fitch Shetmau dia­ ■ monds. A motion by Aid. Reel that the bill of Den- A large number been engaged in fishing. from Plymouth Church. . fish after they are through. Noone has yet started from Prairieville for will be fairly represented at Philadefpliia. A Cacti fob jn the Mayor and read to the Bora.—The the ent be laid on the table was carried. On motion of Aid. Reed all target shout lug swimming season fa nearly at hand, and in Board as follows. Gentlemen ;— ally patronised and secluded nooks.by the Home Journal hereby propose to print for the to hstire from the J ewell proposes soon fact which we would like to have impressed Apples, peach, cherry and other fruit tree: are in full bloom, and indications are this year. that there will be a large crop A dispatch from Cheyenne says <hat parties of Black H ills adventures are con­ tinually arriving there, disgusted will: their experience in the new KI Dorado. Centennial tree planting is still upon the tnintb of the boys, remembrance of which may de»th. save .tome of them the healthy results of the swimming are invaluable. But there fa a time, No person should enter tho water within taro houis after eating, for the reason that there is great danger of epilepsy at such times, many fatal bathing accidents being attributable to thia fact. It is reported that Pxof. K. 11. Bangs, the jtopular Principal of the Institute for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Flint, hu and have escaped serious consequences. Thus far they, of course, have been' Wery fortunate, but the fact remains Pub. Republican lUxxn. Dusts X Holms*. Pah. Hast log. Journal. South aide of Blate street and wa* refered Committee on rid* and cross-walk*. to The ordinances for the purpose of preparing an ordinance relative to the Fire Department. danger of bathing white the bo<y is over­ heated wc have pointed out so often that we need only emphasise it at present by this allusion. 11ecorder. These matter* are worth remembering. All kind, of business is on the laeraase in “ Waeerley articles are'*!! complete in each er paper. Sixteen numbers one dollar. Addreas. Cavalry Church Calendar, A. Dow, EMMANUEL CHUKCII J. w. Baxcanrr, Hector. > th* Stair, finng kQia^.JJnrr, Xit Hknnsh. ACbo...Hsyt. »e W. II. II. Heath, the senior memk^j DANES’ SONGS. I , vittng them to meet y of Detroit on the 25th day of—, ______ , soldier who served ra the Eleventh Mich­ igan Volunteer Cavalry as officer, non-com­ At A W. Bailey's. Lonsdale muslin 12 cU. Mtmlin yard wido 6 cis. Extra heavy Shirting 12f ct.-. Best cottonades 15 to 30 ets. Good Ticking 12 eta. READ T nnd be happy again ' Time to Settle. Furnished Lanaing, by the Detroit Safe by the State Treasury and by three banks in Hint for 11,600. J. Gilbert, Cotte, Yprilanti. T. Hart, Middlings Svparator, _______ SALISBURY iBROSSBAU! Paalere tn all kinds Ralph Jordan. To voters, we tho undersigned Town­ ship Board of Irving, Barry county, Mich, hereby gin notice that we have received n petition signed by 17 voters of raid Townowmihip mcctirpoae ofbuild­ action at the ,we diendbre GROCERS. A Gut HeftrtMi ii Prices ’ FURNITURE, Oltaita! 0«fc_Bntta: Frasa, k Natiee! Metta* I ! St. Clair, Michigan, May 16th, 1876. 8. B. Brown, [. H. Miler, Prandeat. Corresponding Secretary. hy May^xa WHOLESALE A RETAU. May, 17th 1876. xxi6w4 U«t of Patents. a J. Cole <fc Son XX521f • Baxley. A«n. Pullman Ptlaoc Sleeping Cars between the Mfaaonri River and the Rocky mount tains wiUiout change. Close connection made at Kanraa City and - 4tchi*qt|. ik Union'Depot' For in^s, time trirlra find WHERE ? A.,W. CENTENNIAL । MEMORIAL SONGS. DRY GOODS K4H Tim A TUMBLE ! tion by reporting in person at the Cavalry Head Quarters at the Michigan Exchange in the city of Detroit on Baid day. Let Boston Mmb. prevent the boy. fl lie ground.. But HATS’ SONGS. corner of Sprngs, Cucharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, ; Santa b’c and all pototain Colorado, New Two button Kid Glove, GO eta. A nice lino of Coat Bindings. will be sent Moses shbp with Jason Rich A Bru., Church and Railroad Street. Atchison and Kansas City, via the beanti- - * fal ArkaMM Valley, ta Poa’.lo. Coterwlo J Attention Eleventh Michigan Volunteer number. to any part of the country, post-paid, for WK MEAN BUSINESS t *■# 4UITCTTS. Utal Abjipeg Jlatice? ▲ fan ‘ - *• Reading—The Peerless Milk Safes now on rxhjbltlou nt our Furnltiuu Store. All kind* of work nuule to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. Furniture Rooms aonth side State St. M. D. Reed desires to aril nltention to his new Wagon Shop, where ho may Ba­ opfXNite H. A. Goodyenr’s Hardware I found al all hours of any day, ready to do Store. any work iu his line, from putting a new STEBBINS BRO’S. spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the bort buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don’t forpvt the place; in ‘ tlic ---- Clothing. x xtotr Cheap KBS, WALtePoCKEK, SlflFMWI' Holders, »»il and everythin* in the Furnltnre Hue. Wc Invite all jvruni to call and look Do you want the bett Havana ' Cigars go to J. P. Roberts' far them, 1»*7 that.in ming at such limes they have placed, them- Pigeon Hole Tables, Card HOrORE FRAMM^'AM‘» ttRHfpiW*” INOB, Bkacketb, PAFM»—HtettL1’ •' I will buy and pay eash far live chick­ en* up to Juno. 1st. xx51w7 C. B. Salisbury. There are doubt­ itelrcs in extreme danger of death. Halls, SIW.L ATSifer^hl-'- Em Busby not to be out done, has re­ fitted his tonsorial parlors, and everything about them as neat as a new pin. Neckties, Collars, Ciearsetc. all first class, can be found at Em's. Everybody acknowledges that Em is the best Tonmr in sixteen counties. xx51 tf Going to Kanta* or Colorado. printing to be done for said city during said especially boys, who resigned, and that his resignation has been accepted. . F:ut Sale—A valuable young Inquire of Manhall Prickett. enter tho water repeatedly just after eating xucceaa inmirol I am now nil alone in the Photograph bilri&cas, and as 1 have made amngcments to Increase my facilities far doing {better work than over, all should call and got a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work In the part is a suffi­ cient guarantee of flrst-c work iu the future. Rooms in Washington Block, •outh ride State Street. Sltf Geo. L. Heath. things else, and that the bath as for all less many poraoua, men. 4th. Recauac we warrant all goods we make. Wc sell none of this cbeap-madc Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods utj make is made by hand, and warranted. We Iwrita al! pernoris to call and inspect our goods, far they al bear inspection. No trouble al all show goods. Itartiea having Pictures to i ram o' would do well toy ’tbcm framed of u|‘ "i as we can do It P errand ClicapeZi/Mm^' .j^wax^simirs songs. for time . of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Cor; bus retired from business in this city, and fa now traveling for the Grand Rapids C«. Ute many friend* wish' him success. store, .arid to me, “I don't want no doctors Query—Who will do the undertaking? round me so long as I cun gel the Discov­ Why Stebbliu Brothers of course. ery ; It beats all your docton." And so I might goon. , I am, most ratpeetfallv, youn, Atha B.'Cbookk. n<HMru’_______ ____ te.»MibrH«.HltTnHibl«l. >.*«. Ktow.rt.3Jt bath nor when the body fa overheated by nativity. Billiard registration notices and the financial atal* one and should bo generally learned, while time fa not immediately after meal I from The art of swimming fa a grand GKORGE J^HEATirS. ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC. xxGtf One of our celebrated ringers uses it for strengthening her voice, and says “there is nothing equals it: and aoI might give scores of remarks said about your prepar­ ations. A colored woman waa using yonr a few weeks the ball: houses will be liber­ Postmaster Genet al It is alleg-d that claims to be, is to tty it. The “test of a pudding is tho eating of it,” “Prove all things, liold fast that which fa good," fa the apostolic injunction. There may, however be stronger presumptive evidence in favor of one rvmcd v than there is in fkvwrofsBother, and this should be allowed its due weight. A doe regard to thte may save a vast amouttt-uf experimenting nnd a useless outlay oCnnuey. As presumptive evi. denoo in faror of Dr. Pierce s Family Modidncs the Proprietor desires to any,' that they are prepared by a now and aotentific proccre by which the. virtug* of the crude plants and roots are extracted with­ out the um of a portiate of alcohol Not a particle of this destroyer of our race enters into die composition of cither hfa Golden Med teal Direovery or Favorite Prescription. This consideration alone ought certainly to rank them high above tho vUe compounds saturated with alcohol. Jamaica ru-i, sour beer, or vinegar, which are everywhere offered for rate. Again they are of uniform strength, and their virtues ean never be impaired by age. They are also made rrom freth herbs nnd roots, gathered in t heir appropriate season when they arc flush with medicinal prop­ erties. In support of these claims, the faUowing testimony is offered : 11. V. PlEBOK, M. D.: Newark, N. J. Dear Sir,—I liava sold a great deal of your excellent remedies, and 1 prefer to sell them before other*, because they give good satisfaction to those who use them. I hear such remarks as “Sage's Remedy completely cured me; It is a splendid thing; resale 31 tit Laval Linu Rate LimiWER STUCCO WATER UIC UIE IHAW Shingles Lath &c. FARM FOR SALE! Look here ! Look herej m .k-Mtb druJl. ni. hit. Hoouan on aoc. 16, May 25th, I87G, at Ilsttte ntedto invea- A First-ClasB Farm, iadefinite period, ofiug obtainable lor calicoes. ee Southern Democratic loader* an Ivoeating the nomination of Senator Hansom Wolcott, Aahael Hubbard. Irving, May 6th, 1876. �LEGKAJL.S- feet ateltt. nod hills the distance,. or a little less apart, cannel be improved.' No Afidavitaof pablUatiod *UI ba sir. aatU The land dhoulu bo plowed according to paid for. All to bo ln»«rted al tho Ftaudoprieo. iu condition. A sward turned over six RURAL TOPICS. innhees deep and laid flat will boar n good CHAWCBRY SALE. crop. Adoip rich soil not in sward Written for tVa>Uw«auCA« BaMxsnby «»« ®r should not be plowed deqter than a pair Hilaad Hall. Complainant. of burses can easily do at a' smart walk, while light soils, with a barren sub-eoil, should never go into tho sub-soil, except BUDLING 8TRAWBKRR1ESThe way to obtain seedling strawberries when the land is well dressed with ham­ yard manure, nnd then only an inch or h as follows: When the berries are fully two of it should be turned up. Chemi­ ripe take the variety you desire to experi­ cal fertilisers may be worth their cost ment on (and tho poorest may produce as and they may be frauds; consequently, fjood seedlings as thejjat, as “like docs the barnyard manure v the only safe reli­ not prodarolikt" iu this case) and mash ance. Tho following are some of the best chemicals ; Sulphate of ammonia, the fruit in just enough dry fine sand to sulphate of potash, muriate of potash. separate the seed, so that they can be German potash salts and nitrate of pot­ nown sand and all. Prepare a small bed ash. These articles may bo applied to Circnlt Court Commladei made rich with well rotted manure, and any crop singly, or mixed. They should be mixed with soil, according to their thoroughly mixed with the soil; asd if bulk and strength, and a handful! put in PROBATE ORDER. not in a shady place it must be protected a hill of whatever is planted ; but they ST ATI or MICinOAN,County of from the'rays of the sun in some way. are profitable only when bought of whole­ Sow your seed in a broadcast way, and sale dealers at the lowest market prices. jhe?epi-WnkiyhBphbltcaRBapner R, D. BULLOCK’^ TEMPLE IF MUSIC JACKSON, 'W, cover with finely pulverised noil about an eighth of an inch deep, {tacking down the earth with the buck of u spade. . For a tiuart of berries mashed in sand a bed throe feet square would be large enough. In about two weeks tho plants will come up, and the bed must be kept constantly moist and shaded. In the fall the plants will require careful protection fur winter; and the next spring they should be act in Ixih v^icrc they will bear frail the third yeaf.-1 Every plant will lie a distinct va- .i“|“r. «« <■“ »' two, yent cwciipr. Amds.tu several hun­ dred plq^-jKi.i/.*/ .kttja h.. '1ROW‘ISUj«iqkixn dkcu.uiDs. It is decidedly advisable lo cultivate apple drohartls fur the first five or six years, manuring well, and keeping the ground free of grass and weeds around the tranks of the tracH PoCRtOcs arc one of the best crops that can be grown in a young orchard. Corn is also good while the trees are small. Some fanners crop their old orchards to advantage, plough­ ing rather shallow near the trees, so as not to disturb the roots; but as a general rule old orchards should be kept in grass ; and “orchard-1 grass is very good for such places, as in grows well in the shade. An old farmerjsayti: “I have an apple or­ ! chard of seven and’a quarter acres that has PLANTING MILLONS. Hug manure, when well decomposed with its attendant litter, Is the best fertil­ iser for mcloiw, nquajlica and ououmbero. When that is not to be hod, use the lx*t well rotted barnyard manure that you hare. Pul two shovelfuls in a hill, mixed thoroughly with the soil. Let the seeds when covered be about level with the surface of the adjoining grounds, 10 to 12 to a hill, to be thinned out to throe or four plants, cover about an inch deep with soil that docs not form a hard crust jqftcr a rain, and when plants come up, place boxes, open at both ends, over them to protect the plants fwm the bugs. These boxes need not be made of boards over six or eight inches wide; and they arc n sure preventative of depredations by bugs m» they fly near the ground, and the growing plants arc not wben by them. Land plaster is good to keep away all in.sects from plants where they are not other­ wise protected. A little should besprinkled upon them early in the morning while the dew is on. Ashes and every other sub­ stance that sticks to the plants will ’keep away lliobugiL pbar of June next, at » o*«hx* injtha forwoun. b« Great Bargains asd ahonlated tn mM Ownity sf Bam, % VaCtall harin* bw certain nortnaa tu S2»Wg andJamr. tian Mfohicaa. to, &;'.sssh?i “------ “ ‘ and YBSfeaats Jataary 34U> ona ll a The Smith American Organ, day of Janurr o wrrcH-foor, In HAZELTON BRO ’S PIANOS. iiliu nr. It is generally considered that , blight can only be remedied by cutting mrat of mid iBlertBl, »ndp>» XBtae roaudnin* anaway the diseased wood. What tho cause is lias never been fully ’ developed ; l>een set scvcbtccu years ami is most of it in very fine, healthy condition, and I but wherever it appears to a degree to hare ploughed and cultivated it every cause the wood to decay and die, cut it year, I think, but two since it was planted ; out down to the healthy w&d, and allow the trees to send up shfiots from below th«e two it was seeded tn clover and tim­ othy. stad yielded two good crojw of hay the diseased parts. In the firat stages of the disease it bus often been cured by the each of the two years. The trees have now beculuv largo use of the following: To half a bushel of rflCoartboaM. in Ike city of that thocrops sowed or planted in die lime add four pounds of sulphur; alike to orchard do not*’amount to very much, the consistency of whitewash, and when it w nnfliad, tn each millon of the hut taking the time from the first plant­ wash half an ounce of carbolic acid. Ap­ ing of the trees, I think I have raised u ply this to the diseased ports. Where large an amount of crops on the land oc the bark is diseased, remove the outer copied by the orchard as on. any equal portion before making the application. number ofacres of my farm.*’ laSrtI"1'. 5 ssf1sTC.“ras.,s*i®a“» ‘S.tS!rSria?,ag e fe- COVXRLMi rODDJOl LllHX. When an animal becomes bloated or In sowing fodder corn in drills, a good “hoven” by eating too much grass or way to manage the covering, is to cover with a plow, Tunning a small ndgo over clover, aw cattle arc liable to do on firat being turned into a luxuriant pasture, the the corn. Then make a smoother as best diet for such an animal would be dry follows: Take a hemlock joist 1x4 inches, feed, composed of ground oats, cracked cut it in three four feet pieces, then lay corn, fine feed, and a small quantity of down tho pieces forming a square, the sweet hay. pieces being about 2 feet apart, then cov­ er tte.tqp with boards nailed strong. In KEW ADVERTISEMENT*, •me end of one of the outside pieces, bore a hole to admit a small chain to hitch the G. P. Rowell a Go's. Column. whiffletroe to. We will suppose the com has been planted about a week, and is well sprouted: Now take your “drag.” put a large flat stone upon it in ftont, hitch your horse to it, and go over the ground eroffiwise of the ridges. This will smooth the land splendidly, the corn will come up immediately, or in 48 bount the weeds will all bo destroyed; and fre­ quently tba crops, will require but little, or no after cultivation. It ia necessary to ■»,HAiiSK:'WSEVB? --------------- THE ESEMY OF IISESSE! THETO MAM FOEAMDOFBEASTFAIN 1. U.UnW OU MUSTANG LINIMENT, Si* tfu*SS New Haven Haiti on Rirrm. :ca» Ba»« ad and elrealatad in •aid Con <3)>aoe«Ml Conn., FOR T'lIK ( Mercantile Training YOUNGMEN. potatoes were planted. VIIAR LES R. Hope. April tttirlCT. H£»»l S ADMINISTRATO b -artho dAle. rirhL UUe nW totereat °r£te£ Awfni. A ll. 1KB. ■ KELLS. A. UUd^s SM.ny. The most extensive, thtmmgb and nun mct« hmuu.a«.-t*^itv h,„ wrW Eight thousand graduate* of this college nor in successful bwumM in the prin«|ial •ilicM and towns of the United Suites The Ri[ht Kind tf Mon for Yom Meo. $5=$20K'' mvb-7 HENRY “gaa&A. PROBATE ORDERr Magnificent granite building, with degnutly fitted and ftuniaUd apartment* for the application of and carrying out of onr novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Young men who contemplate a businem life, and jwrents having Mtns to educate, ana particularly requoitod to semi for documents relating to the college, which give full infonaation an to term*, «mditiona of cntarncc, etc. Addnnt, . CHARLES R. WELW, Pr»Me;.t, xx29Lf A’rio f/awM, QutM of dollars can be saved in the supply of the table, as the writer knows from 10 corn cvLTtnr. If one were to try to grow the greatest the more ibe greater the crop, then ma­ nure liberally in the hill. Probably the hill eystem, rows about three and a half * R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michigan Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Crand Rapids, East Saginaw and Flint. , xriTir A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. Prtew 13 par Imx. FITS & EPILEPSY ; Oli PisDis anfi Onan laitt n Kictene fir New Diet. PROBATE ORDER IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS, will generally dispel all ordinary diseases not settled jiennancstly in the system. After strawberries, raspberries come to continue about three weeks; then wc have black berries whore the climate is not too cold ft>r the cultivated varieties; then tho currants ripen, which nmmu till thuearly grapes mature; and taking the season through any family with a half acre of land in a garden can grow ------------------:—c Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. PETERMAN'S PILE REMEDY. POSITIVELY CURED. SMALL FRUITS IN GARPENB. HADEN & SON’S PIANO. ' _■ PKTERMANS NERVE PILLS. worfcan. rtndenti, eU. PIANO, ERNEST GABLER A potfMt BmtM FoodL BaMoraa Uxi of mi drag it at the right stage of its growth, to be determined by the heat of the Heather. This kind of rode drag is also Tho wont care of the lr>DS**t lUndln*. by tui DR. IIF.BBARD’S CURE excctent for smoothhlg 'the riages over potatoes covered with a plow, in 15 or 20 days after being planted and the ground But few people seem to know the val­ ue ofsmall Traits to a family when grown in their own gardens. You commence with strawberries ; they continue, about a month. You pick, perhaps from six to twelve quarts a day. You have them on your table as a desert, if you. nleasc, at noon, and your tea-table is loaded with thorn at evening, and you want little else bat your bread and butter. Your family ccAsumc in one way or another about eight auarts a day, and while they last no medicine for bodily ailments are rcquired, us a qmet of strawberries daily I —IN-------- Pianos Organs MORTGAGE SALE. rorepnomiG DOH at this OFFICE ■•ass"-’ SHEET MUSIC ' FOR SALE «t THE BANNER OFHCF WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SOKE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT Wild. NOT CURE. NO ACHE, NO PAIN. THAT AFFLIOTRTHE HU­ MAN BODY. OK THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN IMAI., THAT IK) EH NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT TLE COSTING 25c., 50c., or $1.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOK KI) TO LIFE ANli USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. . »«*irt • .________ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-25.pdf e731eb1c7a633ad2a71bfb222a0cedae PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1876.. NO. 8 Implements i Jhe JJejni-Weekly Sepliblicajt iapw ^0-A GEO. M. DEWEY KUTOH A Kb PUBLISHER. FOB THE SPRING TRADE THE CELEBRATED TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: KA TES OF AD VERTIS1NO. 1 I KwT MO| 1 UkTi tu»i i tMJ 1&| niiiioyn Iron Plow With Wood or Iron Beam. Land Rollers, Harrows, Plows. PROfTSmi AMD BUSINESS CARDS. Cultivators, Double Shovel Corn . Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TRIUMPH HARVf STKR AND KMP1RE STATE MIND, BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS With patent Bent Hear, made from the best New York Second Growth Hickory. The Old Reliable attohn <• an < MMdlsr ' 11AHVEY WBUOBCT, Constants? on Hand, -A.T- AGHICULTUHAL HALL, One door east of Goodyears Hardware. RaMien. and Saliow of th. In. T. Ara Ixaup aMMMDiJed U> J MESSER & POWERS Hastings, April 12, 187G. lotion R<?»1<>*o»Uaip ti.CMlmorr The finest and largest line of DENTIST HasWHe, ■ -X weuia uo it mUtngly IT I thought it would do any’good." “There is nothing like trying; It can do no harm. Monday, Charles is going to Boston, and be can mail it ou the way, no that he will not know it la from Col Chester. He always returns Mrs. Mara- MIL ■■ 1 Baauaabt tha Oraa« Spirit, bit Ufa lu liclifti. County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants <• J- WA and vests, and a Carriate, Sift and Omaneila! •xrasiR.'W’ JEriacwm line of Overcoats of all sizes styles, kinds and prices. Over PAINTER At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. ONE HUNDRED B.F. STEIN HOFF THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS. different patterns of imported and domestic CLOTHS MB CASSMERES - Siiical a£Iectyucal DENTIST from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared Ip. famish the best of Clothing MADE TO ORDER, “>d perfwt fits guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hastngs, Meh. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. 11 satingb, The place to buy your, CENTRAL HOUSE L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. u 9 SjTj DRUGS A MEDICINES! is at the GITY DRUG STORE, M friaada aid uaaaay aww CHARGES SAME AS USMAL. C.ABAHNES will be glad to see all of his old friends das may moreas will favor him with ,their patronage. 100 Robbins’ Cultivators, Plows, Double Shovels, Gangs, Harrows, Etc., for sale. TTnajeixax^ «fc wood Will be taken in payment for above. CHAPTEB TOVB. Mos Wardlow went with Fred Green at evening to see Addie. The little fellow wept bitterly aa be looded upon her sweet face? “Don't txy, Freddie— you were not to blame," she whispered, as he beat over her, and Mbs Wardlow ALLC/I Uft/IKTT. ^'Quarter part six. You had bail ride over to Mr. Jilbon'a" to morrow evening get what clothes you need, and start from here.” Mi.® Wardlow did so. Mr. Jillson and his wife had gone to an evening lec­ ture, and she had no opportunity of speaking with them. She therefore men- “I am willing to do it, for she really nows from Fairhaven that required her immediate presence, and cvwaxraeotly «he ■ds aid and comfort." "Have-il ready by Monday, then, and Would be obligedito take a weevs Vacation, requested him to inform his father. *r -will see if he does not open_ ... it. He and ■ Mtion left." । Forty the next morning Mr. Watson must have soma natural affeetion relatives that .I carried the travelers to tlfo station, and “Had Mr. Masstan no 1^...^. could frother? before had “She knows nothing of his iriends— break!! he was from England." ____ a very ranch HEc i^ otl>cr_ country place*, -'It was strange that so sensible a wo- ' die sudden departuro of the teacher tnau slioukl have made anch. a .mistake as and 1 to hare chosen him?’ . 1elicited a great variety of conjictures. and Mrs. Watson simply said that “He. was very handsome and a perfect Mr. • jeodeman In manners. Hugh reromblw ’she bad received a business letter, demand­ him; I think hesriHmakea better man." ing ' her immediate pnaehre at borne. Monday, after washing. Mm. Griffin ran into Mn. Watson's; she evidently “Mias Wardlow, I am sorry you are had a brilliant idea in her head, and wm going to board at Mr. Griffin’s, but it actually swelling with the burden. “So, Mn Watson, you have found caanot be helped,; I suppose. You must Mt a watch before the do*r of your line, thing would turnup. The* awful good people hare ’moat- always something hid out of sight; but I can t make Jim becarefal."- 1 • “You cannot be too cautious, Jet me Hevc a word of It?1 assure yon. But I presume you will hare e.verw Banrfnrt_" “Now don't play up ignorant, raided about my Of Why she Why, ill only let . ma course.you know about it. makes me shivand cold frosty “They are dreadful in cold weather. “Wb it nwwmary for Mr. Spooner to I wonder teachers don't get their death of twiihWrr . He never saw his dear playmate again. colds going from one phen to another. “Charles arranged more than a wock She lingered a few days in pain, and then dted. I It was on Bunday that the funeral was I found the rain dripping dowp on my bed,and I wu as wet as a drowned rat,, asked Charles to look after Her." “Mr. Jflhon says she has no connecwith their teacher? following Mb. Mars petfood? soaked out. I'fMttp and tried ton ami Hugh aa mourners: Four Hugh! to strike a light, but my snatches were he bad batts devotedly attach ad to his wet, and I had to sail at the top of my sister, and was almost; -baart broken at voice to wake up the mistress ; she finally world. Shea drw»d in mourning for hw death, but- he. triad to comfort hie got up and ease in. I cannot but her mother; her father died ycara ago, he J^Shs Wardtow told me the ranre; so laughing matter then, I nature you. 'She helped move tho bedstead, and got built tho fire for him and swept the room. some dry sheets and pillows and wanted After the little girt's burial, the artbedi me to go baric to bbd. But I sat up by resumed its usual routine, eveqtUqg the kitohefl ire the rest of the night, and moving in harmony and order. Miss dosed in my chair?' "That was a little worn dun I fared fourth removal, to fir. Griffin's but Mm. Watson had insisted on her sjcodiug Sun­ day in A<-r family: * “School Little Eddie Wataon came running in : Call at Hamtins-ai ^kjjricnltnral ’Worlua. XXl-8.4t <J*Hileauui, Albany, n. r.j [From tKr Cvntrg XX241T Mich. 1051 0 rrtcvoiyrMn^v^ the rignasion and dincord, and it was a rclk it, a ile playing school time came, to leave tho uproflr 'for a fow hours. Il was a perfect |uxurt?/b * ^tt is not bad' news, I are by' your find herself opqo more in Mn Wntmfo's smile." •* ■ ijifiet home............... ' ".i ‘Str. Woteon’was a merchant in the village, and a brother of the wife, one I never heard of him, but the gentleman who wrote this is the postmaster of our town, and he says there have been two J*mained at the store till Mr. Watson had letters sent, and lastly a gentleman camo taken his meals, which be always ate from New York to seek me out; be wishes with his family, and Uncle Charley never, me to come to Fairhaven immediately." . spent much time in the berate. m- he “Hvw tnuph ia U. does lie write ? ' slept in thio atovo.' Mias Wardlow had “Ho aays-iLfa .enough to make uw io­ an introduction to him wbep who flrwt dependent’" 1 indK*nwlth tJwirpbo.pborbricbi. Cmmepood boarding at hb aiater'i, and Abbair^lcxlisd a vm- comfortable d hardly seen him afterward. She fooling InTusr twart'lbat nudit, but still •noticed that the children seemed fond of him, but all the opinion she ■ had formed »!«> could not sleep. She :had consulted was that bn wm> rather a bloakanl, row- with Mr. Watson ou hjf return from the paDionablc man, and aoeuicd a little like stare, and h« thought jt advisable by all means for her to goto Tafrhsyen, and see nis sister'both iu looks and manner. , -what was to be fl<mo. ‘It was Saturday night. Mary had ^bern wiH one difficulty arise," she gone up. stairs with her little brother, remarked, “I Imre not dm money jwu and Eddie was at the store with bis fa. ther. Tho ladies were cosily seated- aw . their rocking chain ia ' '<■■ Bitting room, both knitting, when Mm. Watson asked: “I suppose it is not expected that I : “Whom arc you working for, Mias shall draw any pay till the dose of the Wardlow? You said you had no brother, school, and I have lent what money leAad and these .arc buy's Hocks." about me for a little time." . “You need not speak of \l, Mrs. Wat­ “Indeed," said Mr. Watoou, arching son, but they are for poor Hugh Manton. I his brows; “ 1 wonder who wore so lowWhen I watched with Addie, I saw that | in tRh state of their finances as to eomo . to he Lad no stockings, and.so 1 got some ' a young lady to borrow." yarn- I can knit them just as well as i “O, that a my secret; it is all safe.” “Well, as I am trauurcr to the district, not. I think he is a very good boy." “So do I. I supposed they had if you will give me an order for the money ■yon wish, I will pay it to you on Monday; | and, by tho way, Uncle Charity is going she docs not got along very fast with her to start for Boston Monday morning, and work Poor woman' she luu a hard yon will have him for company lire whole time of It. I'm afraid Addie's death will route." “That will be very pleasant; I do not kill her." But “I hoj>c not! It is strange her father enjoy traveling alone in the cars. does not help her, now her haxi-aad is will the district be pleased at my having gone. It is cruel to let her suffer thus." “I will attend to (bat ; I ibiuk it will “I have been thinking of it very much. Suppose, Mub Wardlow, \you should make no difference." “I shall depend »pou you, Mr. Watson. write to him the particulars of hu grand­ child's death, and tell them of their demi- At what time do wo .start Munday morn- eople. What should you say ‘if you rand but it was til got up for a show, and ba had gone to many vmtr brother ?" would like to come.” boarding place had bean a natty, ill-regu- BM to marry; to lure the euremony (ooMTixrrD oir rovsHi pack] �nomination, yet it is perfectly evident that they wUl adhere to the positron they have taktitwi the Financial question and The New EDITOR both in that and the nomiMtiaii of Allen For President, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, rfOUa. York Tb. temtvtlM-CbmH ..tawH —ThejUniifajia ■titan —The Blaine Hastwqb, Micb., May 85, 1876- But the fa*t is, Ohio in thia matter, will not stand alone. A State so largely Representative as Ohio is, will exert a powerful if not- an absolutely eantreling influence in, the National Democratic('■onrentioa. If h doei hot prove to be powerfill enough to dictate the Demo­ cratic nominee and platform it can and will defeat—through its forty-four dele­ gates and the others from the the West who will share their views,—any obnox­ ious candidate and the adoption of any platform that favors honest money. Thiirwill probably rule out Tilden, as he and his friends are charged by the Ohio and’ uncertain, or a half-and-halt Republicin NiUunil Convention. Th. next nnion Republican Convention for the nomination of candidate, for President and Vlce-Preridenl of the United State., will be held in the city of Cincinnati on Wednes­ day the fourteenth day of June, 1876. at 12 o'clock noofe/ and wUl consist of delegates driatplea from each orgsnisod terthe District of CotambU. In call- rreonunendH to inrile all Republican electors tions, who are oppooed to reviving aeetiMal ihuN, and desire to promote friendly feelinand permanent harmony thrpuj-hout the coun­ try by maintaing and enforcing all the constitutional right, of every eiilsen. includ­ ing the foil and free cxotcim of the right of "Uffrage without intimidation and without fraud ; who are in favor of tho'continued prosecution and pduirhmeni of all official <i!shsnestv-, and of economical administration of ______ i. a_ and hi* rag money pafieT aS fatal to the Kqu«-r bw chemt Democratic party. The tattata * to waving T* .„ i by the bloody Ku Klux of the South, up number* corner." These maps ahow •i timH end iMffcotivo clam of its citi- ached comparative value of farm ntb. It is reported that the Senate Com mittec having charge of tho legislative WAsnixaTOX D. p: May 19th, 1876. Judicial and Exocutivo appropriation bill The leading men here of both parties utiettpf the production of t« attach vary little importance to the lata visions as sent to it from tho House. Such By means ofcharts the a voragn political conference held in New York. It action precipitates the predicted dead Jock. per acre of the country * rtapk is well known that it was largely enginect- Fitxhugh has lowered his opinion of biix.- for each State. Specimens of. ed by men who deserted the Republican aelf tomrwhat since life party friends hare party in 1872 after vainly seeking by men- manifested a disposition to drop him. He vogccoxrte leadership, to dictate impolicy, to name its of U*o than Fitxhugh. Presidential candidate,, placed oa a platform Lmi.ax. teuurc, uic utuwuuu of vegetable prod­ which virtually surrendered to unrepentant uct*, is illustrated by means of specimens confederate* and their subocrvknt allies, OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER many of the essential Iruito of tho nations Democracy, with the responsibility ol publicans hold that the foundations oftheir their defeat at the last October election. party are sufficiently broad to a<xx ’' “ Whoever is nominated mus’. be acceptable date every American oiliseu who <! Subject to the docWnn of the Republi­ to the soft money faction of tho Ohio, tlic establishment of the Govern! can National Convention. ladiana, and Michigan Democracy, no supremacy, the absolute equality of every matter whether the platform be vague cituen before tho law, a liberal educational j non­ system under the fostering care of the committal dodge and all this is uncer­ Government and free from ecclesiastical in­ tain, the only certainty being that it will terference and the economical admini*tra­ not be outspoken for honest money. tion of the Government with a faithful ex­ Hence the battle for a sound currency is ecution of all its laws. If the liberal* or to be fought over again before the people, independents desire tho accomplishment of and the businew men of the country are to these ends they are cordially Invited to have no security, and hence no confidence join us, if they desire less than this, thei r until they again proclaim their tietermin* coming would only introduce an clement atian at the polh i.t tuch a way that it of disturbance afld opposition into our thall no longer Lc qnettionetl or triJM household. They say,on the other hand, Confederate Demo­ the Ikmocral. manifest no disposition to with. The cratic House _ ten tatiros has suffi- repeat the insane folly of 1872, when their cientiy shown that that party has no desire to conciliate thia junto of divorced measures to propose for the revival of politicians, led them to endorse as their prosperity, or the rorteration of public standard bearer, a man who was so openly confidence, and to settle tho question and notoriously hostile to tho pratices and beyond all earn the Ohio Democracy’ now aims of their party that the hyprocracy in­ plunges again into the most dangerous volved in M?h nation provoked the hcriaea of the ipaut two years. What the ridienic of the world and brought upon Michigan Democracy will do, la to be deter­ them a moot crushing defeat Dsyonport mined at Lansang on -Wednesday, ot which produced by the Democratic Managers as wc cannot be adviacdln time for the publi­ a “forlorn hops" and whose testimony was cation of this article. to have revealed to the world the iniqui­ One consequent^ of this action ta, at least, very evident-to the careful observer —it fixes the political atatys of Ohio, pro­ vided the RtpuMicans ttand uptarr up for honest money, as wc have* no doubt ties of the present administration, has been discharged, and all' hope of redeeming their promises relative to unearthing any criminality cut the part of the president through such a wide awake witness aa he Mr. White, the Kentucky M. C wj|0 is made Ka Kha Mass tarn—Catt- For Vice-President, < . JOHN F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania. “Honest money for all, and. free schools for all. . There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” at osch evolution. The agricultural display OUR WASHINGTON LETTER Ohio will cten contend tn ednterf for his iimf’. Progress of the ahow— Some of tho a an ,-tf(1II I that it But Mt ck) uny lUdinl M. State, and must do something t0 rnnl, his bad emineuce oonspicumu, an,j ( CowsidcriDg the source whence it ron^. Mr. White ou^Ht to take'this as a claw CTttspUtncr.t. It shows that from > Democratic ttb^point a movement iu il,e kttesMl «>f Morality fa despicable. Tho iuvsatigation into Mr. !<Lllir, connection with the Union Pacific bomb ba, terminated an hia friends belieyed ii would, in hia entire and complei,- »in. dication. Colohel Scott baa explained ill ■ whole irauraetiuo. and the mystcru.iK affair his hoett ’ made to mure ■<> Mr |IK Blaine's glory, inataad of shame, a- Fefaet Chi slanderer* had dewed. The Kentucky Rcpublicau Slat.hinerv used in thu manufacture oftlirec. Tho veotiou indorsed Secretary Bristow f.r fermentation is shown ofstarchy aubrtauocs President. from which beer, and porter are made, PII/ladblpuia, and aj-o the distillation of whisky. A NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Show mode*! Mill and pfans of notable Amctican ” ' PROBATE ORIHtR. could be fairly me mured by the attendance distillerita are exhibited. Tlieu are a«<n during the first week after the opening it tUfe would be a good time now to take back Um the some of the glowing and extravagant in turn, being distilled and converted Into thing*1 that have heretofore teen raid. It brandy. The display of the wood growth has really been an exceedingly dull week, of the country is inexhauatire.. At the foot of the easw- stand hundred With considerably less than 20J|00 average sections of logit, overbsad tn the case being daily -attendance. But this state of facts specimens of the foliage of their respective is simply in the natural order of thing, trees. Next to Horticultural Hall and and not in the least discouraging. The grounds this spot affords the botanist the delight which, the Can cold, wot and disagreeable weather has of greatest itself been enough to keep everybody at iennial can give him. From the sub­ tropical gfowth of the Gulf and _ South ■ western State* up to the hardy coniform of abroad—and it is correct too—that the Maine and the Northwest there ia. not a Exhibition lacks a good deal of b< ing ready. tree of importance which is not here repre­ The unfinished condition of the walks .nd sented. The patience of the curious ia aorely taxed in counting the rings of oW num- rous building*, together with tho mud one has stDI to encounter about thegrounds, are by no moans features calculated to at­ tract When it is known that tons of exhibits arc arriving daily, people naturally enough feel that there is no hurry. But this fa no indication that they wont come by and by. Thesuccnaa of the exhibition ia aarared both by its immensity and tho interest and entliuriaam manifested every­ where, especially oa the opening day. It ia stated that considerable disappointment is felt by tho Centennial direction and in businras circle* generally at the limited number, and what they are pleased to farm the severe .ecommiy, of visitora. So far as the exhibition is conoernod there is no oc­ casion for misgiving. When the pressure of spring business shall Vo over, and tho t.«>»ar»d utNti JndooirnAu, Bite tliat had doubtless sheltered weary aborigiaes while Louis of France was battling for the cross in Palestine. Mort of these interesting specimen* were obtained from Serra Nevada . Mountains in California. The pnatiisd-of those of which accurate atatistics can be given are as follows : One of a sugar pine, 175 feet high and 27 feet in circumference at the bara-, and 588 years old, the section having been made al a year, when the honAt donedand the Democratic Members during and 510 years cumfe money iasuc in many localities had to be the last days of his examination confined taught the people, as a matter of instruc­ their efforts to prevent his revealing what diameter of 6 feet G inches,and one of red tion by such men aa Carl Schurx and he knew of democratic- venality, fraud, til ver fir, 1G8 fact high, 30 feet in diamet cr at the base, tanentig for one hundred Stewart L. Woodford, that triumph corruption and mob violence in New York feet befiM IfcMI branch was toaebed, would evidently renew itself this year un­ city. Not much intorckt or activity is njanand 392 years old. AH these grew on thu der the better understanding and the ifcattxl in tho other investigations in pteN of 1776 and rapport torn aa incorporat­ general harmony which now characterises progress save that of the ' gorera moo L ed in tho coMtitulion and law.; aud who arc It has been well said Insane Asylumna. It ia generally believed m favor of rccornixing sad atrengthening the the Rcpublicana. faudameatsl principle of national unity in that this action of the Ohio Democracy that the Sonata will decide that it has no day after day, until they are contest, and tHta rantennisl anniverrary of the birth of the then most of them will go away to return for most folk in the Middle States is that amounts to a demand for Gov. Hayes_as jurisdiction in the Belknap cam- which was for a farewell visit in the autumn to irbat offljd many: varitiea of native oak and the the Presidential candidate of. the Repub­ again taken up on the lljth inst. The matter lican party, in order that he might re • in all probability, will be determined before Washington, D. C.’, Thursday, January -1$, peat on a Ir-retr scale hia glorious tri­ Saturday night*or before the middle of the millions ot viators will prove a little TWotXOo, BtlberiLU raCTORY BaiUii Juke Vcrnsy, but the people arc certainly umph of last year. And that is most next week at fnrtheiest. The action of the coming. Tkora»pl» m<«r, 4-itiTTl Southern Atlantic THE DEMOCRACY. decidedly our opinion. Wo believe that House in pasting a largo number of - claims But for the th the with Hayes, and only with Hayes, is the repeatedly rejected by former CongrtsM* schema’ organised The doser attention li paid to the ac­ success of the Republican party assured. on the ground of fraud, the disloyalty of Southuarx and fine grain, tion of the Ohio Democratic State Con­ The Ohio Democracy hare made the ooo- tho abtUttMtaf or both Fm daependod the region ui rugged both existing dirtrusttowarda tho ex-Ooofaderate vention held at Cincinnati, the other day, stinr any of Its obligations. »nj in favor of vtwtaining. in every wsy the national faith a.il financial honor : wjio hold that the eomn>on school system is the nureery rf American liberty and riiould he maintained absolutely free from sectarian control: who believe that, fot the promotion, of these ends, and dirce- the State last WOOL. WOOL, OAUMNG. the more apparent becomes the fact that the Nation this Year, and either Rearing and Democratic Members and ifthe present if. was the most important event that/Has Bill Allen or some other man who stands action in thsas cases established a prece­ occured in the political field, outride of on hia platform will be tho chosen Stand- dent for the niton.- hundreds of similar claim* introduced this Winter involving Congress,for months. It proclaimed to every disinterested man, in -language' too Democracy. And it behooves the Republi­ hundreds of milfiouM of dollars, and thous­ plain to be misunderstood, that the Demo­ can party to meet them on their chosen ands of others which will assuredly appear erotic partyis still unsound and unreliable ground with a candidate known to invin­ hare only to wait for a Democratic Admiccible—and that map ja Rutherford B. Hayes, now the popular Governor of Treasury. |t i> supposed that the Attor­ ney General will instruct General Augur Union, one of the most desirable to se­ Ohio. • cure in the November election, which Political Notes. overrun with anxious to spend their The annual meeting of the Centennial siglit. The cafes and refreshment places inside of the giouds, whioh charge ttekk drinks, will foil dlaaataoualy, as they most justly deserve to foil. I have seen bills those who oppose General Hawley. repeated if the Governor ia ^qaMo to effect it with the nraana al bis command. The invoatigation of Mr. Blaine's alledged botf-_ Arkansas Railroad bonds for $64,000 with the Union Pacific, money has resultadia another mortiiyiog defeat to the lifilTOMitKM^Mu Mt to by thia time that ftftaen eeata for a Mck®, the convicted whisky ring fety of St Louis, a wealthy, prominent and sup-- It is crideutthalit will play tho same part at 8t Loris which it did in that State Con- SXl-ux) Being • buaiaoM tlutt needs a great Jc-I year caa do better work, nod give better .-altafaetiou than any other firm lu thiaaetfoh. W. H. Stebbins, the senior failed in his attempt. He goes to jail for are many hundred ; $2 to $3 jy day old man, and a‘rich man—old enough to Gov. Chamberlain ol South Carolina is laws eat-saoney, but shiDy-vhallicd on resump­ Independents or sore beaded Republi­ stub-as aan be obtained in any other Oita,’ know better than to violate the suggested as a good second on dm Blaine tion and the treasury nota question, ao cs (if “?) who inaugurated tho cam- Chicago, New York or even Washington, ticket, if that should prevail at Cinein-ithoot stealing. Serves him right. that their battle was half lost, before it was fairly begun. All thia, together fabahoods against every probablecoeteataat Ex-Senator Brownlow is not a Morton with its .endorsement of Roaring Bill. man after all, the Cincinnati CbaiaterctoZ is Alien for President, awl the making of informed, but prefers Bristow, with Hayea that arch swindler Geo. H, Pendleton, for second choice. President of the Convention, and Chair the party who traded the heeds for Andrew Shuman, of the Chicago Kren­ raan of the delegation »to the National ing Journal, is a candidate, on the Ba•erteeUy charged with Mceiriog m noorid- irgottcn one hundred years To me the United SimUm I fcctly manifest that there is no sound­ ness in Ute Ohio Dxmockacy. I UNDERTAKING Vraaa. and yet this party, untaught by the past, The Delaware delegation goes pledged uninspired by the future, deliberately to Blaine. reiterates all its wont positions of a year The Southern Democratic campaign ago ! This notion was only intensified by motto: “Forcibly if we can, peaceably if the unavailing protest of the friends <4 SenatorThunnan, since they showed that Senator Booth of California says ho all spirit and nerve had already been tawill not accept the Green Backers nomin. WELCOME GARBLE. gjroaHfe* tentloo to this part of their extr»4vi and Train ftrrolrired *•'«. The Electric Balm will be word only STEBBINS BROSs»ui«^}«br uss. jbjV I I rorabb toward, the Union Says a New York paper. “If at is true B r hie that “(Bd Fog Horn” can possibly be i. only getting Uek Ma pay for 'hjs fluence during the war. i». �Centennial (Celebration. Senator Mprton's friends think Mr. Blaine is the only man they have reason to fear. The Indianapolis Journal says HAETiNa8,MAY 18,1876. die contest is practically between Morton The citizens of the City of Hastings and Blaine, since there is no human prob­ met at tho Court House, at eight p. m., ability of Bristow nomination, very Huie pursuant to adjournment arid were called to chance for Conkling, and none for the “fa­ order by the ebnirnum J. A. Sweezey. vorite sons." It does not think either will Tho report of the Committee appointed nominated on the first ballot, and suspects to solicit subocripliotts was called for and it to be quite possible that tho prise may be carried off by some man not at present prominently mentioned. subacriptions. . The Stale Eclectic Medical Association of Tho following Resolutions were offered Michigan, will convene for its seventh annual and were unanimously adopted: session in Lansing, on Wednesday, June Rewired: That tho citixcm of tho City 7th, 1876. of Hastings and Barry County celebrate Rewired: That the County Seat be designated as (he place for holding the County Centennial Celebration. Rewind: That the Common Council of the City of Hartings, be and they are hereby requested to appropriate a sum not cxcceoding two hundred dollars to aid in defraying the expenhe of a County Centen­ nial Cdebraliou to be held at the City of Hastings, on on the 4th of July, A. D. . Here is an Albion man's opinion of a 1876. vexing question: ‘-In Albion but four Rewired: That lite members of the firms pey a retail liquor dealers' tax, while Grange, Odd Fellows, K nights of Piihias, under the operation of the prohibitory law Masonic Order, Sons of Industry and Good Templars, be invited to join with ua in the nine firms des, . out liquor, hell fire and Centennial Celebration. damnation. The first year the tax laws Rewired: That the Finance Committee went into operation five firms paid the tax, heretofore appointed ramian aa the per­ dow but four. The tax law has done manent Finance Committee. more good in Albion in one year than pro­ Arrangements be instructed to invite the hibition did in 25 years." co-operation of the several Townships in celebrating the coming Centennial 4th of of the early settlers of the Township of Has­ July, and that they be requestod to attend tings, died on Saturday at Big Rapids Mecos­ aa township organisations (ifpoaible) or ta County. Aged about 64 yean, lie had otherwise if preferred. On motion a Committee of Arrange­ been for over thirty yean a resident of this county and was well known to all the old set­ ments were appointed to conaist of fire as tlers of the county. It Ya^about two years follows -. J. W. Bentley, Norman Bailey, since he was prostrated by a paraletic shock H. A. Goodyear, Jos. A. Sweeuy, J. Q. Creasy. On motion I). R. Cook, and J. L. Reed, were added to the Committee of ArrangeIl is suggested that Io make the interest of the people Jin the county in the Centennial On motion tho meeting adjourned unit] 2|lchta4ion. what it should be, that the cont. two weeks from this evening, uultsts sooner mittecof arrangements appointed al the meet, called together by the Committee of lug on Thursday Evening, call a meeting of lbs committees that may be appointed in the several Arrangements. P. A. SHELDON, Secretary. Townsh ips, to meet with them to make the Liberal minded Physicians are cordlall^ invited to attend, with a view of uniting with thia growing society. Milo Cunx, M. D. of Bronson. Preaident, II. F. Psckuax M. D. of Hickory Corners, Gold 11*4 Square ia being P«t^a place. Remember that we do all kinds of job printing at the lowcvi living rales. If you want job printing of any class, you will eave moaer by calling al thia office. Fruit trees are now in fall bloom, and tho prospects of an abundant crop, are very fiat- If exercise promotes health, those who col­ lect old bills for editors should lie among the selection of President ef the day, an Ojstur ami longest lived people on earth. a Hander. We tbink the suggestion a very Congressman Hurlbut of Illinois feels very confident ia regard to Mr. Blaine's chances, regarding Gqv. Hayes as baring the nail best State of Mich. Executive Office, ) The Grand Trunk Railroad are now selling Lanning, May 16, 1876. \ Excursion Tickets from Detroit to Montreal ASuat Moris a good lime Io clean up your and return for (10,50, good for seven Jays. To the People of the State of Siehitfan : yania, finish planting your gardens, and An this is one of the most delightful tripe ia I have received notice from the oCce of etror all Imek alleys, UnMs. and public America, it would be wise far oar pleasure the Di^artmcut of Slate, al Washington, seekers to avail themselves of this opportun­ of the passage, by Congress, of the Ib'lowAre wr going to pay auy^at tent ion tc Beeura- ity to see the wonders of the St Lawrence ing Joint Rewolution: ‘* Be it rewired by the Senate and liutue liun day T If so it ia liuiVthat the programme Valley, and the beautiful eily of Montreal, of Repretenltiiim of the United Staten of was being arranged. Come let ua display «a with its wonderfbl Victoria Bridges, America ta Congren anemUetl, That it little patriotism. be, and i.« hereby, recommended by the The Bay City Tnisar sees in Guvernor The President has nominated and the Senate and Houso of Rcpruwntativei to Hayes a strong eomprotuiae Republican can­ Senate confirmed Edward Perrepont of New the people of the several Htatra that they didate for the presidency, who would be very York, now Attorney General, Minister to uwetuble in their several counties or towns popular in Michigan. So de we. England. Alphotuo Yafl of Ohio now on tho approaching Centennial Anniversa­ The Michigan Central Railroad earned ry of our National Independence, and that Secretary of War, Attorney General ; and they cause to have delivered on such day #141,6.17 M during the second week in May, au increase of #13,260 51 over' the amount J. Donald Cameron of Pennsylvania Se­ an historical sketch of said county or town from ite formation, anil that a copy of said cretary of war. sketch may be filed, In print or manuanript, The through Steepera. Pullman Peiecc cars regarded by the GrtyUe aa having fallen prey to run from Grand Rapids to Philadelphia in 'he clerk's office of raid county, and an additional copy, in print or manuscript, lie io Gov, Tilden; Schurs and the rest being no the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad, filed in the office of the Librarian of Con• manipulated into a tail for i ha Tilden kite." will begin their regular tripe ea Monday, grow. U» the intent that a complete record The wool season ie al band, and we hope the 29th, Tho cars will be new and will may thus be obtained of the progress of and expect to aee large quantities purchased be the very finest made for the Pullman our institutions during the-Pint Centenni­ here, as that will enaUe the peoffle to pay Company. al nF ikm'f ’ off their debts, and given new Impetus Russell A Co., of Massillon. Ohio, manufbc turv a Threshing Machine which Is eetehmlrd There will be an ice cream racial al tlx the county over. Their buildings corer sev* Good Templars Hall, Qjvr J. 8. Guodyaar A pendeace In thia state tt>0 rwummeqdaacrmior ground, and are filled with the Co.’s store, oaTuseday evening, May 3Otli. tion may be univamUy regarded. Our fliuwt machinery. Threading men and others Good music will be furnbbed and a good tine record in yet new and familiar to ua, our intereetod would do wep tn send for their ildevelopment and growth ia 1 uatrated catalogue before purchasing. pontiniiod prosperity,--------------and it i ranraamtly proper tn tltia OntauJ CflnUtonial* year, while re­ calling with gratitaed " 1 tho beneficence of _______ dealings with us. Divine Providence in IHix -----------„----------that we should put upon record, for those who are to come after us, the history of & ■"'TEHre^Faraxi abewl lba Ceart House State that in forty years has grown to be Square isteiagpu* iu position. Our opfa­ ad pjnpiro with n million and a half of peo­ m m freely exprasa when the centred was ple-educated la public schools-blast la j There ore signs tbat Gen. Hancock . - - — -— - -j — mide.hasnotbeua Aaugad tri the l««i by fee preeaed to the ftwnk with .cuewed ^r or the Dwnoecttic candidate. mLerib. b, Ik lUp.Ui«. B.„O. lb, Ur**< nrreUik. ud moc«»Mit will probably start from Wash l> Ik “•* b I***"*1 . cka MM . vMk-.uij 91.SO br We slate, mM Kidwai wdfieft. that the 104 M>l*nU >• Hon. Allen G. Thurman is no loagwr to O.lkuHw »|* >kM win M.pMdCMMrtulk kfU* Ckirb I. be counted among those liaMa to |x» ».»diMj. r— w “• “"I'm ~- struck with lighting at St Louis. MM>r kU Ikn. Mkkk lirMUM. rf It was very unkind of thu luflaUooiMs MM MUMr. E.My kty 4k*H to nominate so aged a man as Peter Coop­ TklknU rbt Mm, Ikl Ik Be*“l er. It is what Fitxhugh would call “jurk. -r -muu. <kl W llkiy u k MkMIk. W. M l jug" him forward too roughly. <ki . Ik OISmmm. W. *. Ml talk. I t ie alleged that District Attorney BkU. cmU MM **M. M.OOO ~* M Dyer expects that the Government will carrying the State. Are you going *o the (WtouaW * oak ef ue realise about a million dollar* from the St. from one i o fifty a day. We answer em­ Louie whhky anu phatically Yew. Now come jute ua. and show .hat you have a little public spirit, and not The Washington specials report Senator stand beak and grow! berauae the Bailroad Christianity “made a strong npeoch" on < -..tnpaui«. will not carry yen far nothing. Friday against jurisdiction in the Belknap The iQuessrara of the H*h Avenu. By the Gomer; K. G- D. Holden, Secretary of Slate. SPECIAL CtrantorfiMl dime* of ita ooinago of ,e PBADUBrnxB, May 22lNPl»70Bpring at last, and the earth clothed in 1W0 an Jrevh i" on»Ulwn beauty I Ths prospect for abundant crops -are The Bufialo Council has appropriated good indeed,—for’fruit, never better. Our merchants arc doing a good business for the •15,000 to celebrate the Fod rth.of Jnly. Plaster mill m.mera report a good trade times and they deserve success, as they sell goods low as ran ba had in any of our towns. thb spring in botlr land and -calcined plaaThe Good Templars are active, and are cer­ tainly doing a good worh. Thvir Ungar marks AU the trunk line* aoounfe half ratal to th© Cincinnati and 8t Lanis Coaventiooa. why don't the editor become cosriatont like the Javenal man. and act with and advocate two part lee, get a part ofyour paper printed at. Detroit, sad go ibtn politic wu the other aide of it. Mount two politico I horses, such riders never fell, wxs a man riding two horeoa ever known to fall T The Apoetlee John and Thomax/bave certainly come among us, paeaclung a new dispensation. They baptise ha npme of the green which ths frosts of > wil^oblilerate, a_d discard the old. gold. Bible which moth and rust uaanot cor t fill tbs yrera baaed on noth­ * locust and wHd honey?" to tho Centennial Expomtion. Please send us tho names of all your neighbors who ought to toko the Bakner but who do not Muskegon Lake u higher now than it has ever been before: - The logs have acarooly floating room under tho bridges. At Madrid, 30,000 troops, including three crack cavalry regiments, have re­ ceived orders to sail for Cuba in a few wonks. Two weeks from last Tuesday will occur the Twentieth Annua! Grand Convocation Washington, to arc if Major AnJeraow has of the Knights Templar of the State of given Blaine any Mock in the Kalsmaioo and Michigan, at Detroit. • Hastings Hai)raa<l. 1 will write yoa the K. W. Trout, postmaster at Reed City reanlt. ' has patented a fastening for mail l*S» which is said to bo a great improvement over the present stylo of kotag mail bags, as tho haga can be closed in one Just at thlii time part lev are disetuaing viudldatra and policwu in National politics. quarter of tho time. The Republican party have- aetllvd down to The Republican Convention of Ken* the conviction that a change ef admiulatra tucky is said to have been the largest and tiou tv needed. Net that Gen Grant has not most respectable Convention ever held iu been an effiejrai and oompeteal afooiai. but that he has already Loan duly honored, and the State, and tho entbodam at the men­ that a change-would be la the inlerrat of the tion of the name of Bristow country, and ao injustice to him. Your cor- bounded. • nat our county oflkura who huvo bald their poRitioaa for two or more farau, been bandMinnly doult by, already • And aught they not to step down and out, gracefully ? Is not a change in lbw iulerrat of the RepubBrau party of the ceimty ♦ Not that these men are not man qualifiad, n# IkU any fault ran bo foil ad with th«n iu lhe discharge of their duilea, l>ut that others have just as strong claims. We uavc other men aa well qualified, men who have dune Just aa much for the county and JuM S* much for the great party of the country, Shall their ejalma be ignored, and an dement of divialon thrust upon the j*rty? Tkiak of U m ww quotfou, have weight at the polk ia November, should command doe allentkm now, b was un­ / OMIONB, psr bushel. SO0O«. BBANS. per bnihtl. O»fl.n pork. rjneaoo. ♦ MEBB PORK. Mr IK. lb. HAMS. psrlb.. 12»lte. SHOULDERS. Mr I*•.. I*. TALL0W, psrlb-TSr. CHICKENS, per lb.. A: CHEESE, pw lb.. 15 WOOL, pm th.Wl i. SALT. fiae. per bbl.. M. State Affairs. Flint u agitating the questiou of a paid firn department. Vermontville has shipped about 35 tons of Ample sugar this season. The improvements under way in tho Baptist church at Marshall are to coal $4,­ 000. t EAPLK SUGAR. WIOo. HIDK8.<rooa. pselb^fow. HIDES. dry.p«rlh„fa. HH EE1* PELTS, file to H &. CALF SKINS, rreon. perlb.. Or. " “ At. norlb..13e. MONET. tDo. BEESWAX, per Hu tfic. CRANBERRIES, n.r b<ub*l.»4« Dogs recently killed twenty valuable' sheep belonging to B. F. Milk, who lirre. near Eaton Rapids. The Grand Rapijs Dev»crat Hrt .the girls of that dty have taken to riding iu wheelbarrows for their health. The Flint Globe says the seven raw mills in that vicinity employ402 men, and have oa hand 47,000,000 feet of lop. W. 8. George * Co., have published . manual of bew keeping, of which Prof.l Cook, of ihejtgricultural College is the Carlton Center 1 hope that you will give this author. room inyonr va|uah|<- paper. Carlton Center Mem pMk. RDJU la growing very fast. Mr. Carpenter ie build­ Lard. M1M4H2U51L ing a new boube. Mr. Crane and Mr. Gordon BulUr. prime western. Karee tad retail velx firm: are following shit. Mr. Stinson la building a CHRHRY—STANLEY.—At tbs M E. Parssaars Mlah. Ml actio ax. 33^25. crwuo<r7 ■_‘7<i»28 ■ pvur tu In this city, by the Rev. G. W. Sherman. May new store, and Mr. Covart tajka of building a ’-fob. 1JTC. Mr. Frank T. Omrrr. and Mias Halloa new one and sail out the old oaa. Thera has L. Stanley, both ot Johnstown. been some U|k. of a Hrtel which Is vary much aoodod. Mr. famous is about taking a trip buy the machinery for a dour mill for which I hope wlU be built this fell: then our formers can ship flour Instead of wheat and save their bran and aueh like for their caUie. We have a good Grange hers which tn eela once a week a good Trmplrv Lodge and a Band meeting each week, beddei prtyrr meeting , Md likewise a gpo-1 d*y school. Ttobeottpediere In the state are id ways obtained and paid good wages. We lave a new Bisckstniflh end wagon maker, jaM ar­ rived. Mr. Denn from Ku:(and fess bVcq moriag a hHN far Mt. Leads., He bee th. best machinery in the state for that wort. X. r.Z. Litil Jlrtica? Ltal oflmspsyWMJaUgU the Hastings P 0. Barry Camay, MM.. May 24. 1878. Mra. HfaMtWh Barrett, Mrs. N. Chas. Patters. Freeman Fish. boMX. .«nyte, .'Wr»tv_opinion. would stood next Tte nranioaHoc of Blaine worW be equivstent to An bonett opinion, we hove do doubt; but, mercy on m, bow Lonwl peopic do differ in themi daj^I - t , Closing oot Sole—Ctancd gootfei M-oort and more too, nt Smith, Manee A Peerton’s 1X181,3 . -QHTajn. Cmirrnh, Treat. WUkdbh. MmAeral, Preaident Great has stated to a tnend। Salmon, birI Harris, oil New Fbh .1 hia^teniioo of ndti<a tear -<the Smith, Mamek &Tnswx*t. . ‘; , world at the expiration of his terfc of muBwS o«ae. Probably no living American is more widely, known, or would reoeive it b made wp of tolerably independent Curiously enough the second choice of half of them, or more, b Secretary Pbh. ecnxtJtutlon frpm srresk. Whsa thisis the osm s wIso discretion mould be u>od. HmteUor-. Bitten •narennf of th. parity of thrir-ateobsac baaii. tho powsrfnliy faviporatfas prepsHUs of tho vs«o • Crop reports from Oregon aay^ the sur­ in ths world of good workers. Whether he plus wheat for shiptueifit will be a fair an­ renal na a abort er ora longer term with us nual average. i the Impress erbia character will remain with | aiany, ooporially with the young. The Rood Michigan has sent eleven hundred va­ alone are treat! rieties of wood and two thousand of nhurba defeat." The Common Council ef the dty of Hastings, ■•laOba tkxmdl Room May 23. 1876, pur-snaat to adjournment. The meetieg eante to order, and there nott . being a Quorum prewar the meeting wae adjourwed until Thursday evening May 25th A.. mot Good habt* toad to prvloacltfe. The law» of Matora are ia perfaat harmans with those of Nal«re*aGod. Bjabita of life should te'Y^nlar. The animal fanetiow ehould bo racalulv performed, deep ahenld not bi pal offuetfl ntimiy hour., ua,—t—- - »-tmu——j. �[rONriNUkh FROM. FIIWT FAGS.] performed.her*- But, Mrs. Griffin, that u perfect nowense. • Charles ano Miss Wardlow have not met half a down times, and 1 hope you will not rtart any fflA-nutir.” ‘•You need not tert Die telling it, for it ia all oyer the district hours ago. Every­ body is talking al^tiL” ■ They had better save their breath to UM, for a bettor purpose. I am astonished at with an a).surdity!” “I expect you w'.lbc more astonished when they come back. Now don't you really think there is .something to it? How ahonW you fed if it was truer’ • “Perfectly satisfied with my brothers choice. But understand me distinctly ; it is pot so I” , , . ‘■Wdl, as 1 told my husband, there is no great low without some small gain. 1 shall not have to board her this week, and I am really glad for I wish tn go away." Mrs. Griffin took her departure soon after, and Mary Watson met her at the lower end of the street, talking with two or three ladies. . -Wife," said Mr. WaAoa as he ert down to tea that night, “did you know that Charles Spooner and Abba Wardlow had run away to be married ?" “Yen. I have been ported iu due seanon. I am just provoked about it; it will trouble them both.” ‘•Charles will never core. To my mind it would be a most splendid ar­ rangement. I. wish it were tho truth!" For! Wine, Jirtiti & Saiieat SlUtfUl five cents for a letter sent ovc^ four hundrcd miles. ' In 1807, tecedch clod - ron-ueaced to be made by machinery. This uahered in the era of cheap docks. About the year 1833; tho first railroad ol any considerable length in the United States was constructed. In 1840, the first cxperinwnu in pho­ tography wcro made by Daguerre. About 1840 the first express burincta was mtablmhed. The anthracite coal business may be Baid to have begun in 1820. In 1336, the patent for the invention of matches wrt granted. In 1346, tho first telceram was aont. __ Steel pens Were introduced for use in 1863. , The first, succouful trial of a reaper took place in 1883. In 1847, Elias Howe obtained a patent for his first sewing machine. The first successful method of making vulcanized India-rubber was patented in || 1839. , ' ■ , A Giri's Pocket. | We found one lying on the Sidewalk taerday, says the Omaha llrraLI. and pre an inventory for the purpose of euabbug the proprietor to obtain the pocket:— Two white cotton handkerchief*, the hems of which are bigger, than the Mance; n candy fish, of many colors; one abort slate pencil, black, chewed at the end, .too hard at the other, one alate pencil, 1 mode color, chewed at both cuds, and very short and slalmidcd; one bit of sky blue ribbon; two biu in currency; otic garter without buckle, very elastic, but not long, The New Protestant Church in Rome. one piece of short, black, scolloped ribbon, two short pieces of barber-pole candy, one of peppermint, »he other teuton one pair of A letter from Romo to tho Attleboro’ small black kid glover, one parasol ta*>el; Maw. ('kroHi'clr gives tho following in a camel-hair brush; one love letter, very regard to the completion and dedication of tender, praising the recipient and running the new Protestant Church in Rome, “St. down another girl, hence very valuable; three hair p tea; too horac-hair ring, un­ Paul within the walls :" finished; one p jrfumory bottle stopper, a “For weeks everybody was talking of it. box ofbrcatb perfeme; a. ball of flow and a Artists Ifaft their studios, bankers their broken crochet noodle; a small piece of desks, and great men and small men, fash­ raw cotton fall of white powder, the left ionable women and lamily women united heel of a No. 2 gaiter, one stocking with in the preparatory work. In the midst of a hole in the tor, a thimble and a nut the hurry a hitch came with which cor­ cracker. Tho pocket is of yellow nankeen, porations and individuals are only too fa­ and can lx? obtained on application at this miliar—the money gave out. Seven thous­ ' office. and dollars were needed, for according to tho wise episcopal rule the church could W. S. George the popular editor of Che not be consecrated till paid for. Before Lansing ReptdiKmit, has returned home the committee had worn itedf was with from the South, in inproved health and collecting, an American lady. Miss Wolfe, with a large fond of information. come forward with a contribution of $5,000. which at once made things easy. In ad­ On May 16 thb citizens of Mason held dition she has engaged to build the tower a meeting to arrange for the decoration of‘the church. It’s very well for her to of soldiers’ graves. fling away money on bricks and mortar, said a plaintive young man on hearing of KgW APVBBTIBEMErrs. her lavish gifts, but what's a tower in comparison with a human being ? She _ G -P- RoyflN A Co's. Column. might build me up if she bad a mind to. This lady's generosity is the talk of the PETEEMAN’S JE1TE PILLS. hour. She is now „nvcling up to the Nile, paying all the expenses of her party, spending at the rate of one hundred dol­ lars a day. Rumor says she intends to "^’CTEltMANM pfLte KEMEDY. build a palace home tn New York. She is still young, and ifl an object of great interest to the adventurous Jasons, who believe 2A»* b a woman, therefore may b* won. time <uao ta Statat Ar*, ia, aaf •. QRErr WETTERW RAILWAY. lllr) ftwl at nid, , j ■ i | i , , । 1 ,orM).onh MMS . CAMMO!^ ^*tk* Cooapoojr. a am**. eon«r ofGrt*«oU»t. b* 1 bui^od Pl,< C"r bef,h’** T J. CRAFT. J. <» D*t*d._M*r>k*ll. Mar. ISth. A. »-MTS. FretaM/wVDstaUL GREBLE& RUSSELL ■ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ^JMmviLLi-With Lakertior* A Wtek.Roatkriw *Bll^??Li-WnbPrt~lt,nUtaUU A fi*.lhwo.>»ra 11 w'/raatao—With Lake Sbvre A Mieh. Soathern (Air Liae.) READ! READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement PENSIONS To w ii o w. . _ . _ ____ . Cklraen. jflgfi______ J: - Joy Comfort cuid Happiness CHICAGO * HggGU^UIE HM ■lek an< AtnieteS! SOrSkartMt LI** totoMa Cklmo and Graart of n.osTixos axi> W'.r. vwinity FITS & EPILEPSY The church is not handsome, though CURED. large and costly. It ia built of alternate Th*POSITIVELY wont e«M ot Ik* lone**: (taadlat. kjTmin* rows of travertine and brick, and suggests DR- HEBBARIM CURE zebras and cJnricta and jelly cake. IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS, It was not finished in time but every­ body plunged in boldly in spite of chill and damp. Carpets were spread and dry planks laid; and a wicked young man re­ marked that the services were dry if the church was not Bishop Littlejohn, from Rhode Island, led the services. When he entered followed by a string oflower lights as long as the ‘tail* a Highland chieftain, t he people stood up in their chairs and craned their necks like boys in a circus. The pos­ session entered, chanting, oontrfcry to prayer-book direc*:on«, but according to a high church innovation that has given much oomfort to.-the elect. A surpliced' choir has been act down in the programme bat several inexperienced young priests haring loft their goWns behind them, only two remained for singers. These were won by a rosy young Englishman and nur.Bwton friend, Mr. Howard Tickaor, whose features were composed to a gravity Ik fitting the occasion, and who steadfastly refused to respond to the nods and becks and wreathed smiles that greeted him on au u usdmd m sovtrn aunw. all sides; in fact, ho acted his part so. well that an Americanfriend afterward eagerly inquired . the name of that yount* priest who locked so much like Howard Tit*nor. ---------- ------------------------- . rer4ffa. The sermon was long drawn out, and before its done many a weary sinner had silently stolen home to lunch. But the ringing was fine, and the whole affair was The nineteenth century has witnessed many rad great dbeoverieW. Ia 1809. Fulton took out the flirt pat­ ent for the invention of the steamboat The first steamboats which made reg­ ular tripe scrota the Atlantic ocean were tbo Snw and the Great Westeni, in 1330. The first public i tied use ofgaa for in 1802. In 1813, there was in Waltham, Mass., a mid, believed to have been the first in the world which combined all the require­ ments for making finished cloth from raw cottau. Ia 1790, thsra ware arty twetay-five port adUta in thawhate country, endup to 1887 the rates of postage were twenty- .H'T-T US» MICHIGAN ANBTH? SOUTH. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. TtKJTI TABLE. GOLDWIH’S DASI3H POWDER Taking Effect Apr. 16th. 1875. I*. KIMuwL ww«« GOING KAMT. aaao. Alhe**. UrauJ P.iiuJ" -WiihMirrtoa Liar to Jfk *ka <w. Uvy X,‘*- "** BfM&Xtaa NtoX't MUkta* mas UHrt iiviiio*. JOUST. KOMIS. LA. SALLS, PK»l\ 11KNRV, LACOS, PRORiA. GEXKS jibes jsLAxn. TU BeliaNe 8Urt 1.1 of rxSmwrox ff»nt9QS, JAOfMts Council Bhrife and Omaha, I.BAVKHW«*TB, ATcwnon. GLasjj aSraaf ' ‘ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-05-29.pdf d0902a789767b4503f517ff5ec5cf07b PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 29,1876, VOL. XXI. NO. 9. WHOLE NO. 1052. .......... The pejxi-Weekly hepliblicap tawer. GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND '1b!Fir«t Week oT Read the Record PUBLISHER. oy THE OLIVES CHILLEU WI It A TES OF AOVERTISIXO. 1506 Soto if i8/i, 304g Sold if f8/s. /4/* Solo if 18/3. 149/6 Sold if 18/4. 310// S0L0 if 18/5, 440 /DLL/ 100000 oilL BE HEfUllfED /OH 18/6. OfE Jpjlf H4f SoLD EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL. pRoraaoiH i® mans cim Ml DO T. WJIKII.EH. nCUciii: Nine rivflfarnnt. Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED the Exhibition. The clone of the first week of the Ex­ position still leaves In doubt the quartion whether it win pay fur • itaelf' in dollars and cents. But. its success is assured in patnis infinitely more important than any purely financial one. In the first place, the aocouqpodation; provided prove suffi­ cient to insure the absolute comfort of the public. The buildings and grounds are so large that a large daily attendance does pot produce a crowd. The. great concourse at the gates melte away into tl»e vast houses ; every man has breath­ ing room, and that comfortable aenre of IteenM and ftuiet, essential to thorough comprebciu^on of the objout beffire him. Another marked sucoeaa la the prooiptDtMa with which the Exposition is recognixed and received by U»e masses nf our own people, not as a show place but as school. There tawery little idle. saunter­ ing. -except by new comers on their first visit. Iu the groups surrounding an ex­ hibit the faces of Americana, keen, alive, quick-eyed, and distinguish able from all. otbtfni. and the queatiMM asked by them are Usually shrewd and intoUigcnk ripeci sluts, of course, seek otjt their own de­ portment of study: art, mechanics, agricul­ ture*. ceramics, etc. But the multitude are iu search of that general informalion which everywhere aharpona the American mind to its execptlonal readiness and facility. Western colleges already are 'ending up their students, mothers bring their boys, young girls frsm the interior jot down jointo foe rtudy at home , the habit, indeed, of carrying note book and civil Come and get one ON TRIL i'c-rsiimMiNOTAXY PUBLIC OOM VRrATOUtR A LOAM “HfeffiSSSST^* Champion Reapers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, LVCIVS RUSSELL. . 50yl GREBLE <fc TUJSSKLIu. <711 AS. II. HATER, WM ... ' f— BVIUlHEtR. WM. H. VArraftP, IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED. Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in WK. AUTAQMM. Teas, Coffees and Spices All grade! of Teas the very bert In the Market trash every week from the Importers S. S..SLEEPER S CO., of Bostrin. and for nal*» at prices which <loo>n»u»o<M»te^»V<XViop<rtitiun. GIVE ME A CALL. John Stanley To those Whom it mny tiouerm: Sweet’s ubaXQ UMBann**. Hotel, a/nnzwn - “Icu •OH®DAT. i-l am now running a NEW l*OR TABLE MACHINE Tor Moving, Busing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from smell to great, npd having handled about 1,200 build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident 1 can satisfy those that may favor mo wilh a call. My address is Irving,; Barry CJo-, Mich. A,. S. DEAuTST. Irving, Mieh , April, 11th, 1876. xx&0m3 will be remembered by all who vhited it, as though it were a grand fete ; the Amcrcans are going to make all the practical use they can of theirs. The third point of auecwM b that the .Exhibition does .not Lui in any regard to supply the information demanded. The exhibit are fuller in moat dawKs than ‘ was anticipated. European nations expe­ rienced tn International Exhibitions display great skill in the completencaa with which they reprwwn: their indusCc. .In many caBpi maptofthc piiyiucal structure of the country are bung up, with pictures of its more marked landmpeik cities, ete., which even to a ehild , serve to idrntify it with the red or yellow patch on hb atlas. Now ita minerals, vegetables, and manufactures are before him. and representations of the be uses ■ ita people live ia, their carriages, clothes, ' household uteurils, and. in the midst, as a . rule, a living native u»'explain it all. A child can learn more of the physical condition, the pnxluete, and rfvUimtion of the world from u week's vbk to thb Kxporition than from a year s study of geography and atlas. It oflers to the intelligent student the adrantaare of travel epitombod into brief space and time. For thb reason the chaneu should be es|iecially accepted by the tanning ehuw of thb country, who travel less than any other. All llwir dbadrantegre- « 'M acknowledge, come from kek of friction with men different from tlw’uselves. Tbs Tr.'Z>s»e knows how targe its constituency b among thb, sfasi, and urges them advisedly to sacrifice part of llw eeruingx. and time for a visit to Philsdtjpbia. It is not a chance likely to occur agwo in a middle aged man's or woman's life. It wfll lift them as noth­ ing etae can do out of the dull, petty tevd of everyday thoughts. They will be' healthier and .-tronger all their days for knowing how large w thio world they live in and how small is their part of it. Another feature of How to m«ko Sunshine. Gov. Mortoo a friend* hare a telegram “Sunshine! why, we have plenty of that every day.” aayx a dear little friend from N-jxhriDc which aaid that he stay count on the yotes af 20 ^ennraaec deb by my aide. , Yes, we certainly have plenty of it out­ egatep on the first ballot. side of us, and it u the most beautiful The Fall River Acicd irifererently says thing in the world, because it makes crervthing pleasant that it looks upon. Do thM “then* ia about as much importance the young people who read thb paper to- the Independent party as there is to a ever think how beautiful and how useful broken-winged duck." the sunlight is? how it wnips the world Since the Ohio Democratic Convention in iu bright mantle, till earth's old *hcart grows warm and young again, and the pul its foot in it so badly the Republicans gran and flowers spring ft»rth? how it of that Slate are predicting that they will wanders all over the world, into ovoty elect flfttscu of the Congre»iona! ddegauook and corner, with its eheerAil smile ? How It glances In the trees and plays tion. through the thick branches, till the little We have not seen any denial of the birds twitter and warble with delight in Louisville (tLAe* statement that Briutow their luaty nests ? voted, iu the Kentucky Senate, that thu Bn tit b another kind of rai shine I maau wo are to make. Your own heart Government ought to pay ncutrala fur their u the sun, and your home is the little lost slaves * world which you are to fill with happiness. The Natinnal Inflalkm ('onvenlum hit Do you suppose the sun ever secs any­ upon the exactly the right man lor ita pre thing dark with that grust, bright eve of ofhb? Why. no; for the moment ho looks aiding officer when it chose Ignatius Dooat anything it grows bright, and nothing noUy. He is the must putunwqiu* bum can Iw dark whore ho b looking. Just so, bugoflheRge. if you always carry a heart full of sunshine Senator Thruman docs not appear with you, eroryihinff will seem beautiful aud bright. But if,your own heart gets downcast although ho was beaten ia the clouded with impatience or discontent you Presidential race the Ohio Slate Dem will find the rJenaantcat place on earth very ocraiic Convention by n hundred and gloomy aud disagreeable. twenty votes bj hU unale, Roaring Bill How dlffarcal would uur life be, if we were only determined, in spite of discour­ Allen. w VHOC agements, to be cheerfhl and happy ourProf. Johu M. Laugs(un, the brilliant dto »Ves, an and to add, add, bj byevery txnrihle means, colored orator, is an ardent Blame man, Ul to tthe welfare- and happiness of those and it is said he believes in the hucecs' around us I G But can every one be happy who wishes of the Republican party, even in moot of it ? Surely, every one deauca happiness; the Southern Slate, if the canvass can be then why do so many fail in the attempt Id properly managed. ga>0 it? Our contemporary, the lad-­ Because they do not try in the right I * "»r religious r 1, comm out strongly for Brother ay. Our only way tn bo happy u that in patdnl. which God b nappy, and that b by Blaine for President; and it alao advises the tfoixl amt duiog yuml. Those who cam - nomination of Secretary Bristow fur estly try thb, neycr tail of success. I “But can ri-rry out be good ? Ogys triy^ •* . little friend, thoughtfully, and with down - what will happen next?' The Committoc on Huies in the House cast eyes. Yea, dear, every one can be good, by the hdp of <7pd. who-U'illiaslr «>*<* *hr itoa FaahugL m an improper person to be help of Hi.' Spirit to all who sincerely oak Doorkeeper of lite House, and will recom­ for tk—E-irly Ih/t. mend -that the officer of Sergeant-at-Arms and Doorkeeper be consolidated. The culture of the Affections. The Utich ITcnild thinks that the as­ sumption that the vote of New York is to Tlwre i* a famous paasage in the writings human heart, which is as true to human nature a4 it '« true and beautiful in exprexaion. lie says!—Were! iu a dewrt, I would find something to call forth my affectioua: If I could de no better, I would fiuton them u;>on some sweet myrtle, or some melancholy cypress. I would writemy name upon them, and declare that they were the .sweetest tree* in a”. tl.e wilder-new. If their Iraviw withered, I would icoeh myself to mourn, and whan they rejoiced, I would rejoice .with them.** Senator Conkling alone, of the praiGls Republican candidates, an carry that vole, sense iu defies intelligence and common both of ita points. It h important that proj>er be selected as candidates men Khali Vice- for ths We have had Presidential Prwideucy. elections in which the leading name on the ticket of one party or another wax weak entd by tlie selection of a wrong man for the second pfac2 on It The Dr. Sege's Catarrh Remedy. acuate question of try Belknap b would seem that dupe yet the duensing rigbtto ita constitutional late Secretary of war. It the best Constitutional Lawyer! in the Senate do not believe a pricommitted ax a public officer. Bristow b heartily presented to the .country ax a Presidential candidate by the for Otfewdve Breath, Lee* or Impair Republican State Convention of Kentucky, and Tilden appears to be the favorite of the Democratic Convention of Iowa. Both of these States do better than Ohio, come up to thb _ __ rcndeavom-. _____ , The people med in national three great buildings with a cheerful, even joyous, go-d will very alien to their usual tamper.' The beauty arid space and grandeur of the surroundings have lb®ir effect, no doulu, of temporary exhilaration; but each man feels hhnaclf a host, ' and is which made offer of ex-Gov. ABen. The Charlottesville (Va) ftrOawZr Al the last meeting of the Academy of fteieaoee, M. du Ixsuopa, who has been calls upon the Democrats to “go slow" ia spending five months in Egypt, stated that Port Said was do longer iu danger of silting taking up Tilden, leal they be led by Ute up. It would be usel<ra to lengthen the devices of politicians to mtatske partisan break-water—a harardoux operation, as eulogy for popular enthusiasm. Il says one break-water might modify ibeccrrente proud of th6 stately wdcMne he gives <0 of a whole region. The dredging-machine that no man has been at persistcully the older paopie of the earth. Ho goes pushed for lire nomination at Si. Louis home more of an American and a wiser the necessary depth of the canal. The man than ho came. What other saccws last year's dredging had not yet been filled The Baltimore Gazrttr thus heads its can the Exposition ask. up by the deposits of i*wd, and two targe report of the Ohio Democratic State Con­ vessels, the Scrania of 5,110 Iona, and an vention: “Ohio's Rag-baby Madman. Ttdthi from the Tthnud. English frigate drawing nearly 8 metres of water, had recently pawed without diffi­ Bill Alien for the Pramhmay; Inflation io culty. As to the current in the canal, hi its Worst Form, The Idiotic Ptatfosm of winter the excess 'of water brought by the a Lol of Lunatics; Senator Thruman lakes produced a northern current to the Slaughtered, A Gallant Fight for H*rd advice. Mcditerranosn, while in rammer evapo ; the ration, lowering Ute lakes, led to a sonth Among all the s’dtjr idrna that the silly era current. Rain, fonoely unknown in Wife of rally days is in-placeable. the vicinity of the BodSea, now fell al­ Bristow organa have given nllenmce to, An honorable man honors hb wife* most every fortnight, and vegetation was the silliest ia that any RopuUicm could eoatemntibk urn deuMoeth her t springing up even on the Asiatic Side, carry the State of Kentucky. If there which mutt ha due to the rain. The ruins of splendid buildings have ixx-a found on b the thin teat chauoe of Bristow's carrying If a man divorcee hb wife, the altar the site of an ancient towa nf Rameaes. If Uiy wife be small, bend dow n te her and speak to her ; do nothing without her Man and wife well matched have bcar- devoaring fire. Blare-bolding element would not objoci to The census of Philadelpia just com­ pleted giyes the Centennial eity 817,448 the Republican party would very decided­ inhabitants. ly object. �inquiry and hs mquel upon his pohtacsa! nrospeets to m fortunate that he csa hardkregrrt having l*ea exposed to theaiaa6o mack hm he gmacd that we btdtore if the Nafaanril Rmrahbaa C -nreutiau wmn to be haM to-mmrow, there to an , eandafate who could esoteat with him ■wecmABy for the n*minafire. And then to aound philoaophy ia the feeifag with which the people are coming to re- The surface of the country is fortunate for farming purpoae: but a little of it tan low er thto place saarainx Taeaday really more Uu*tworthy than one who. no santtar bow high hto repot*'fai. has never undergone such a crucial trial. It to begiaaiag to be realised that Blaine's fight ha* breu made far more by hi* ernemiea than br hto friend* or than by him­ self. Had \ebocaa weak max, or aa For President. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. \ impure man, hto reputation. would have been riddled by this time. Bat after ma Ere ha* experafcd aH ita rent be stands out brighter aad eye than al the outset, and i_______ ______ errrice to be discovered in hi* armor <d or grady ratting. These is no end to the of Pennsylvania. Subject to the decision of the RapubKcaa Natfaaal CVrareuttoo. '“Honest money for all. and free schools for all. There should be no inflation- which will depredate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.” N'orJ* it lam obvioa* that the course of the Deaaocrats to tending to reader Blaioc the moat eligible man the Republican* can take, from a tactical standpoint, for where a* with an unknown candidate the risk moat L. encountered of all kinds of charge* turning up agmaat him after nomination, the Dsnxxnta are so ordering matter* that by the time the ronventiou meets they thetnrelra will hare unwittingly given Blaine the very atrcogert indorsement conceivable, and will have efectuaUr dto- brought again*: him in the caaraaa. It may be raid that there are plenty of other man who could raake a* creditable a show­ ing under the microscope as be, and that may be conceded, but none of those other men hare had the advantage of pairing haa. and the importance of this distinction can hardly be exaggerated It is certain, too, that tbe country tow know* more of Blaine than of any other man who has been named for tbe Presidency, and that all , CrtmsbU. la call. ___ __________ the election of deleKSI** the c< emitter* *f the several Mate* are recomMode* to iavile afi BepubUraa elector* it has learn-1 concern ing him ha* tended to increase the general belief in hi* honesty, and the general catecre for his talent. termingled with other timber here growing. This is emphatically a beskhy country. The water is pure, dear and cool; there Soil—Climate— Shipping and road advantage* — Grand Rail­ Rapid* Once more I am at this northern ter­ R. R. the rccfoa of pure water*, bc^thfal brecM*. beautiful forest, and lake •orn­ The snow* and ire of winter hare long since left u«. the few improved, fields have doaned their rannrnt* of grow, the ground* in the forest, arc checkered with wild lower*, the trees are putting forth their leave* and bksaom* ture i» rife with the merry all na­ and note* of the fire, and *«*facqwewily branch it Um year ago I found here but 30 or 40 incomplete dwelling*. two botch, no church or school building, and a dozen or fifteen store* ia a primitive state; to-day there are liere three good hotel* ocratic Investigations an elegant school house and eh areh nearly completed. 30 store* aad groceries, some of tbean The .Sacramento Record- Vom, one of plete aad doing a 'paying trafie, com­ a hun­ the loading Repul.Hrsa papers of Califor­ dred or mure dwelling*, some of them very nia, condndcsaa article reviewing the SGI,OOO dander again*: Mr. Blaine with ‘the of700 people. following ramarks. ■ ' It to to fa hoped that Mr. Blaine's polit­ ical opponents have now had enough oi inveatigating him, bat if they damn to keep up the b urinea* it ia not probable buckwheat. oats, rye and barky yield abundantly and even Indian corn matures tort Wy ir«ia Uav’J emit 1*4 -S*Uurtela** t y otnZ ®oji ia f> “ tofee Hawley With ff m, «r>l. be- cherry and the apple, ereu peacbe* bare ou the stock which they hell, been grown at Charievoix. ten or twenty Itovcd. honestly no doubt, that the eotopany or aaiguee were trying to rthndle miles to the aouthwert of this print. Little Traverse Bay is from fourteen to fifteen mike tong by S or € broad and a CALIFORNIA much as the li-y w—U and ihembj uyi* .■ Therefore th* memben at Sturgasdedinod to pay any snore. and-Hswtoy. had Pbib arwesud for trying'swindle thrai rem ria with Cfaeagu, Milwaukee, Trar<ne City, Detroit Bufialo aad all the Phito wm cssantoed sud brid to fail, but the es»e was never triad, for when it eatod lake jorto, aad ia commricariou by rail­ road with every part cf the country that has railroad facilities. Philo sued Hawley ia the U.S. here for umlicinan* pmsecutMU the ease will terminate 1 do not but 4>ouM the jury that ever hj out of door*, can be had at low rates and OU easy term* Hou. W. A. this for Their oftex* are fiml Court How know, send I before thi*. wil lelyou knowplTj Our mutual friend from Hastings. I. W. I’. Deputy Vroomaa. here 8 Marfaal. ia and everybody «hh Il to Wry ware* aad unenm- attending Court, ■nireqriirewitilUSRt wMi^t, fo how often. al Farm* ou thto companies lands could be •elected, no abundant ia sugar maple, that they could be more profitably devoted to growing of other crops, and they, might be fitted up into sugar camps, without much Bearing, and with a torn outlay *f eapttel befag rapidly settled by to a good efam of industrious farmen, who are destined Ou thto cvU I smering I thought would send a few item* for the Baddex. than would be required to fence the same < hi Saturday last at nooa. Judge Witbey into ten acre lota after itwoace cleared, excused the jurors till two p. m, •nuat Wtte ptomre by 4 Fear Lirtte Imp* " by J* •cal ilhutraifoa »bo«ii< to-day, to my notniag of the exprase of clearing j and after carefully caurauung the matter and stocking a farm. over thoroughly, whether to remain here The best opportunitie* for trout found in and near fishing Petreka, The wood* ^<trwn 00 «U th Touch truing of tub ‘Thto it ttor OHLY LINE rvnninc over Sunday, go tq Hartings, or Rapid*, came to the coodwioa Big Rapids, a* the cost would Kj abound ia deer aad other game, our game materially greater in cither law* however, prohibit th* kiWag sf doer, 4:45 p. m. jumped aboard partridgw, pheasant*, grouse, ete . during whirled northward the spring and summer month*. Big Rapid* 7 ; 45. met my Loy, “Rad,” I saw an article not long since in a Wtocourin paper, claiming great credit to the *'Badgers” for pushing their Central away. aad spent Sabbath with aad brother A. L. earn the car* e&^LTM^SSL’^cb! and Arrived at him j 1 family. , Vaiveraal'ist Church Railroad north “fifty mile* into a wflderMm." I do not wish to faEtde the ra- terpriee of the Wisconsin people, but their was the Chis “gigantic undertaking” aad .ritierment The adjacent couatry of th* Grand Rapidsand Thar Indiana. rvud has bean graded, and fad fate an aL untimely death whom I was sotnewhat wm killed on Friday UghtantK stroke. of one with acquaint/d. n«ht fat. His name was lie by a Gault, to wine awAKt res mt UT4. WM.A.U. fcr .U. U SLTILS. make thto wRdaracas of rich leads, very soon, bloom Eke another Eden. fit* dap old. Hto wife, being rick, he A kUfaaaoWh.* «1 Ixul. north of here and cast of the Bay, ha* re­ cently been donated by the Railroad Com­ pany to the Methodist Conferences of thto fag. To the width of thnwtofa the taw lute been taken out by the roots and the roots and bod*es burned. manto, but these can be m ihb a* the outcome in Thu* far every attack wpo* po&tica) capital for him, and ha* reemhd limWroudy upon hto mmifants aad thto last aceumsaoa has melted away ao Indicrouriy faforc the exhitatiou of frete that the COM to almost to give him the attilade of a martyr. Nor ia thto aH. for three to a laasaa ia this iagwtoy which the into bankruptcy. at the Irish potatoes raised are not sur­ Stete*. aad then- was a passed by those of any region. Wheat, I where thefd Boyne’s Falls aad Kalkaska alive with bounce* activity. by Slanderous Charge* and Dem­ of and Cabbage and Mt root vegetable* grow in perfection here, and th* yield and quality may be beard ia every direction and the town How Mr Blaine hat been Strengthened agent Grand Rapid*. Dux Baxxd tie* *f Cha psvrramrat *ha«M coauanc t* be cia wbo adhere to the princi­ ple* af 1774 aad auppaet tbom aa iacreparstrd ia the oaoatitutMU and laws ; and • bv are ■a f***r of rerognitisg aad rtreagthraiaf the fnndamautal peineipte/•< s*ti**a1 writy ia thia ceatenaiai aaai’errery of the birth sf the Philo waa formerly aa to mature all the grume* and lucre dcrir- land department. minus of the Grand Ra]>id* and Indiana ery. go to the jury. The case to HAi r*. Hawtoy A cam of i ilirdfe fcfri Ohio, bat the Maben are long enough company, and P. R. L. Pierce. See. of the Pktoska, wa* The winters nay Howard to land rommirioner aad Indiana Railrcad Lands , not and as soon mbe to through, the ease will tude. purr, cool and bracing R Co., and as fine a* any timbered land* Michigan-Its Resource* km one No jury malaria ia the atmoaphere. the nr to always toagiag to the Grand Rapids atfa Ind. R. Northern yvt. ealrti till two o’clock p. m. y«0mt^y,and thefafa fa* noty* rimed, tert preUy CORRESPONDENCE. NORTHERN csBed be manufacturing purposes ia abendsally in­ be a little longer than ia Indiana For Vire Pwtodrot. JOHN F HARTRANFT, my Mme P.M. Friday, been to- last, toe Ugh for courenieut euhiratiou, while Mavar to »y mane when it should large tract* are aaodawtaiy derated, leuri a*M aa ajurur, and brae Ixm 4 That ia, in ealfad, and during the a parr it far the purpose intended. sister of Gank a wife, The Cushman House to auU the lead, eg amount of grading done. I do not now hotel, though I bear (be Rose House well 1 apeak of the two or there hundred mile* •pokcnof. that have bean buik to the epM country UM years, and her reoovery to dally cowing in large number*. The fiahermca arc busy with their net* in bag­ south rfthe pine forest of our stete. The revolt of thto work bi* fare grat­ ging aad marketing the fake trout and ifying to our people ia the extreme. whitefish, in the nrighborinr Uy, and has opened thenmnd ofasm of nowfand to settlement, abendy bait 40 or for the speckled trout in the crystal stream* that murmur e’er gravel beds al) the rarroundke country. through Ths* de- Mnoe luxury fcrthetahfe, the spackled trout, to found in abundance ia all the stri-aau of uy rise that ftow into the hays of Ukr Michigan north of Mxfaate*. and ia the uumarom little dear lake* that } Il enmid- able towns and eitiea, and added immense wenkh and 75.000 to the popahtioa of thunder form area:, a lash of afartricity deaeeml- i*l the chimney striking and killing him iaatantly, and injariag a girl ' who is a doubtful bm! Pull*u.u. jriaCUe fU** fouri extremely MraGamh was nearly thrown •***»*»**( I aad more heurta than enegud thunder storm that cre^M about three every dsy since MlSMKi faFru MamfiMMty Street. ■oWlftCMrit Street �County Correspondency. Di»tmotive Fire in MMdIoville. I’KAiKiKvitxB, May 24th, 187G. Midddivu&b May 28,1870. dispalrt to theRMtlnn Bissss. rtTHA.IV- LITY LOCAL •nd •tore'' the first built In Middleville. TIMK-CA8D •tout U; 30 o'clock last night sad vu en- Fob Sale—A fine marc and ©ok. Time will be given if desired for tin appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. xxiStf Look Hnaa.-48.000 gal. bml Ohm Store Ware at wholesale and retail, Itaat in the city at Smith, Manee 4 Prestox's. xxi8w3 Attention HASTINGS Greenbacks. I will sell for the next Sixty Days for Greenbacks only, Boots aud 'sboea way for New Spring Goods. I also sdl the celebrated Sinter Sewing Machine, differ ant kinds of Sewing Machine Needles and Machine Oil. I akm sell Wdl 4 Cistern J. Maus. DRY GOODS RAH TAKEN A W.lwrath, the dwelling •**» FrslA s rrairinville, becoming dissatisfied Fonts, including four hones, and TUIDLE ! mast of WHERE I wont to Contbrnla with the intention At A W. Bailey's James Johnson, of the Exchange Helal .; loss rcMr^iviin Tnai'cARD in. at 7:17 *. a. tore 81,000, insurance on buildings Bad fur­ ilh David nit ur* 83,000, II. Wright, store, dsmltisg and “jttss.; J.M.NRTIKS.F.M. visited our VitUee l Ol'MTY OFFICER*. Prints 7 cte. Ixinsdalc muslin 12 ct*. Shirting Octa. Extra heavy Shirting 121 eta. . Best cottonadca 15 to 30 cte. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Cornett 46 cte. ’ Ladies' hose Kara heavy 10 cts. Two batton Kid Gloves 90 ctx. A nice line of Coat Bindings. A full .and congActe suwortmaut Clothing. ' • xxi5tf A. W. Bailky. Hastings, Mi»h. Xx41l Where you wnl find all kinds of Fanners remember that the old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury is, as ever, buying eggs, butter, poultry and alt kinds of fanner s produce, under Barlow 4 Good yew’s store, ai d paying for the same the highest market pnoc. Patronite the house you kaow to bf relialle. XX2lf READ THIS and be happy again A Grat Redaction is Price! SALISBURY A BROSSEAU Smith, Maneb 4 PitwrON’s Wright; American Co’s, loo *200 ; 0. W. xxi8w3 Mrs. L. Williams. Mrs. Hendricks, and Mr*. Tueker, 8000. The lorn of records of the village imparalde. Had it not been for ths BtlUpeu of the night, energy and indomitable coving* of our chicane, the bvtelneas portion of Middleville ALL ABOUT THE COTJTTY. G»mi2i.„ .... , ■ h Avw-ksfcv.; change Block only, la now lying In one hlaek* Tbs city father* did not tntet on SattttJsy FURNITURE, tytokt! Girts Meis Fraas, fc. Time to Settle. The time lum now come when my Ac- tip without further delay. HaI.PII JoHPAM. . May. 17th 1878. xxiOwl Look here ! Look here ! ioffins. Caskets & Shrouds Wc J. M. HEWES, iy reasonably etfpeet an abundant Well, it looks now as if Mr. Blaine could get along well enough without any more eign Missionary Aaaocialion for Grand Bap- charges and investigation.". dealing with all, their business is rapidly in­ creasing. uhibiled toward their uninvited gueaia. con'ydiarge evidently understanda his buvinra". anticipating an enjoyable occasion make. WO sell dodo of tlila cheap-iuade Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The warranted. We invite all persons io bear inspection. No trouble at ail •how goods. Parties baring Pictufts to irana would do well top ’them Ammed of us as we can do it P icrand Cheaper than any bouse tn P .-y County. We keep the Lanrest-ei.d selected stock ot PICTl'RE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Bkackets, Pai‘eb-HqldKBfl, WaLI^PuCKKTS, SUPPBBHouhrm, and everything in the Furniture line. We Invite all persons to call and look Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition nt our Furtilt me Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repalriug of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatiy^one. WE MEAN DURIKEHS! we guarantee Satisfaction. / Furniture Rooms south side State St. Go to A. W. Bailey’s, and getpriccs Hearse furnished free to any person ' sing daewnerc. purchasing a Coffin worth We opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware can give .you better figures than ever of­ Store. STEBBINS BRO’S. fered before, 6rr:z±: —_____ : of out ■ we make the mart Tobacco.—We can mH the best lor the Coffins and Furniture. money in the city. ’ Smith, Manke 4 Prehtox. Hastings, Dee.,*22,1875. 52y 1 xxi8w3 Salisbury & Brosseau. Going to held at the Court House. can sell cheaper than any hone * in Bar­ ry County, for these reasons: 1st Because we have no rent to pay. 2.1. Because we make the of ou: goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the best of work­ men. .All. Because we Warrant all goods we What! don't you think we can aell Codfish, Trout. Whitefish, Mack eraI, chcancr leaner than auy any finu firm iu the State State '!1 Salmon, and Herring, all New Finh at can di> it, for, with the help of Smith, Mamee 4 Peemtow’s. xxi8w3 „ V xx, mMTURE! bf every Deacrription which we Dealers tn nil kinds Slats—(’aimed goods at com Co., 8330.00: P. Leonard. Dry Goods. |3M, STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Kansas or Colorado. HAYS’ SONGS.> WOOL. WOOL Take the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad; the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the Lreuli ful Arkansas Valby, to PtKbln, Colorado Spngs, Cucbaras, IM Norte, Trinidad, >'«•"* ■«I’^rado.,New Mexico and Arlxoua. Special round tnp retaries. The suvsringa of heathen women, 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at 150, taking in the famous watering Di^aaplacre on the D, A II, G, Road. Low cm- Notice, at the OLD FACTORY BollJtes ou Thoraapide River. kvxximo vssaiux. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cam between 8 o'clock.—Opeaing exercise*. Paper by the Missouri Biver and the Rocky mount tains without change. Close connection made al Kansas City and Atchison iu RvcilalUm by Mlaa Harrison. Address by Union Depot’ For maps, time tables and the “ San Juan Guide,'vaddrem, Mrs Lathrop, Jackson. T. J. Anderson, TLe public art most cordially invitsd to U DANES’ SONGS. Botlwri Halo * Qsartrt Dank CARDTTSTG Complimeata. Topeka, Kan. XX52tf STEWART’S SONGS. I" TroaHwl. *-ae. HmvraxLN*.tk«r t-vtur. i.ae. Htavrsrt. 90e r. Hon* a Chora*. Htcvort. »r CENTENNIAL SONSS ABD QU* IT ETTA Chwroh Calendar. W. II. H. Heath. the senior membe of the firm of Heath, Salisbury & Cor lias retired from bnsintw in this city, and KMMANL'EL CHIiaCU. Burial Case Co. His many frieuda wish I wish toofl oil spool mysdf, and will do it and Card for 12 1-2 cents per pound. WELCOME MARBLE. MEMORIAL SONGS. BMTtKM. Mien.. Mw X. im. city. Alsu a set of Blank* fur Prairieville and manfully contending for the right. Friday evening Query—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brothers of course. UNDERTAKING Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best Being a busluens that needs a groat deal n the market. A full supply al J. P of experience, Roberta'. taste., I bare Urn delighted wUh the graph* -. lie. In Nnw VnnV arxrl Dr- Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Ixen one of the best Inland Dallies pabliahed candidate Supervioor ____ is a simple, mild, soothing remedy, a perfect sneeifie far ChUrrb sad ■‘Cold. in the Heed . ’ Do you want the hnt JIavana i to J. P. Roberts’ for them. Cigars can do better work, and give bertciLsat* M. D. Reed desires to call attention to iafacUou than any other firm iu thb* W. H. Stebbins, the senior his new Wagon Shop, where he may be section. found at all boon of any day, ready to do member, with the experience of a life­ from buUioc a new time, wlU always give bin pmaonai at­ tention (o this port of their extensive ■buwInesB. Hearne and Tram furniabvd when shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner of requested. Church and Railroad Street. TheFLdilc Jtekn will be used only wbead«lred. JI xxCtf . ~ O£OKOK LBCATirS. t Principal After many years in the business, can truly aay that they aUJDWaUl*>4aWMU>U JHi. iKil Rjtw$ letices e T| ©— rtJJ , nL/OXO VU OOH WHOLESALE A RETAIL . GROCERS STEBBINS BROS. Qfer fur 8Me st the Lawai Urm hie HuUngt. July aU>. Uns. 'of tbeScboob in Bellmrwe. AX T O xxlUf PIOTTJREBl I am BOW all alone in the Photograph LAUD PIASTEfi STUCCO WATE8 LUC ib«U«r work Tide UetjtatUe reseies> *4 LINE work tn the Ilootns in Washington Block, R. D. Bullock the well known Music Allure. Dealer, at Jackson, has appointed aa Ageote aoulh side State Street. Gro. L. Heath. in thb city. J. M. Bauer, well known to 3 Hf and J.O. Heodee. AD in Em Busby not to U owl done, has re­ 4HA1B Shingles Lath &c. FARM FOR SALE! Valuable fitted hb t«writd juriora, nod everrtbinj about them as neat as a new piu. Neeklba, inf JUGHTF ACKKS. of which xx51 tf I wUi buy aad pay cash for lire chick xxjlw7 C. U felkhury. -Smith, Manee 4 V«W»- FINE PRINTING yxtSwS AH port". they attend. Haya*, of Ohio. >S urn lUpaMka. caaInquire of Marshal) Prickett, cugiEBnr rnomrat, . • . Smith, Mamee 4 Preston. xxi8w3 ’ PROVED fimad at Bot a. Everybody ackaowtedp* DOME at this OFFICE AFirst-Clan �RURAL R. D. WLLOCK-MWtf OF MUSIC JACKSON; . TOPICS. RKXEWIXO STRAWDEURY’ HEI’S. A good wny to renew an old strawberry bed, »to cut out with a hoe, as soon as ite plants have . done fruiting, enough ONLY ONH BUSED OF POULTRY. plants to learn them growing about three Many persons think they ought to keep potatoc several breeds of fowls: but oue breed u fork is best—and loosen up the ground all enough for farmers, and all persons who ®C!8 lover the bod, breaking the lumps, and merely keep poultry for thetr own use. leaving it soft, and smooth ; and very soon Young, men are mast inclined to buy seve­ Anu r. U lUimer orucirt. ; • r '(the runners will grow out and- cover the ral breeds, but a few years experience gen­ ground. Sometimes it ia best to guide the erally cures them of this prupcnBity. One runners to vacant-places, aud sot them, by good breed is more profitable, and a great i aking a garden trowel, andcovering them deal leas trouble than two or three when p-BTtou. to uM b-rto« at the joints with earth,’ first sinking them kept BOpcratc. Il will do very well -th Jnus» af rvakaia. about half an inch below the surface of hare different breeds of hews, if one desires to cross his fowl*, with but Ono breed of PRORATE ftgpriir ~ the soil. In the fall, the bed will probably btatx of Micaraaw.CMiKy or nartr *«.=ai . contain more plants than ought to grow iu cocks; but to keep several breeds in seperit, and they should be thinned put to ate yards, without any intention to breed l stand about eight inches apart, or further fowls for sale, is net advisable. To those ; if you choose. Some varieties bear well who donro to obtain new breeds I would l when growing ctae, and some do not. any, that the statement in reuard to the ' The rule is generally not to allow the plants alleged good qualities of fowls in circulars to bear over two years before renewing and published in tl»c paperaeaunot always them. Thoadvantageofrenewintriu this way be depended bn. - T cannot in this article l is, that you get a full crop of fruit every go into the general merits of different sss: breeds, but will simply say. have nothing season, on the same bed. sssrsafttsses mssi-rew to do with black fowls. baleOfflee.lB th. city of Uaauaca »o4 iMoiMW, ttanrth.re Lo. why th* or«T«r of th* podllooor Many grapevines Bo overbear tjnt the uivqru .■„ ; ■' . • . . furUs-s or«!»r»U. that pMliloarr nolle. to Ui* perwM tol«r-etj4 way to male' bros cWtcr, said fruit cannot ripen perfectly, and in some Iu aaul ratal., of th. pend, ary of Mid petitionaaMl It* IU»re<>f. by cau»ln« n copy, of tht* ord.r to cases varieties that naturally ripen well where you want them, when they swarm, Jwarlna b« paolUhaO in the HMlInn lUvubUeaii Banner. a printed an* ctecntotoS to, «aM county of every season will fail to ripen at all, owing is to lid two or throe small branches of ce­ Mwrapopor Barry for Ibrw.occcoirc <rroka. ptovtoua to aaM ib the roots not being able to sustain the dar trees to the taps of stake* about six immense crop of fruit upon the vines. In feet long, and set them near your bees. cases where grapes fail to ripen from this Make holes with a crow bar larger than cause, the bunches should be thiuned out the stakes, which should he set abating, with a pair of scissors when the berries bringing the cedar branohre in a position are small, as soon as they arc well formed; so that the bees will hang on the under and cut nway the smallest dusters, and side of lhem, and let the stake* b<j so loose those that show a straggling propensity in in the ground that they may be . drawn the fruit. By no doing a crop of splendid out witnout disturbing the been or causing fruit may be produced where it would the duster to fall to the ground. On have been worthless without being thinned swarming, tbo beos'will generally cluster on the branches, then spread a sheet under them and place the hive upon it, with the (■rape vines may be increased rapidly front side raised on Hocks of wood two or by layering; and it must be done in May three inches, then gently raise the stoke, or earlier. Take such canes of last year’s hold the bees over the sheet in front of the growth as way be bent over, and laid upon hire, give tbo stake a sudden shake and the ground, first making a little trench the entire swarm will fall and enter the three or four inches deop to receive them. hive. feet apart. Then take a fork—a Then peg them down, and wait till the new shoots have grown a few inches ibove the adjoining ground, then fill in with earth around them, packing it hard , and ins few weeks draw in more earth around the shoots; aud in the fall there will be a well-rooted vine to each new shoot or cane. !“ itK!?gg?g.Ki litatad to raearor tb«aBoaai.OM «M MM MB*-' r^x■£^iSfe!Ia.• fust arc; (Pianos as ftssrauUSte. it.Miauras & HAZELTON BBO.'S -PIANOS. Old PiiUE aid Qnaj! tafci ii ftcbaaie for Net Ones R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michigan Northern Ohio and Indiana. Branch Houses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and Flint A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. TIE EIEMT OF II1USE! THETO MAX FOEAXI>OFBEAST TAIN MUSTANG epilepsy LINIMENT, KBITS: xsratsrt jurioM vtaa-a-large portion of the virtue of the manure is allowed to escape into the atmosphere, by using do muck or plaster, aha by not proncriy covering the heaps, or bo making t&em that the rains New Haven Conn 1'OIL TfHK ' TtiTt Mercantile Trainim YOUNGMEN. CHABlJiS B. llKSKi- K WKI.U^ ICmtaUllaaUo.l j«i 1*404. TU ih-.n-och >n.l eJm pkte uwiuilra. rf tte Ifad i, tutU. U.OMJ W.I..I df Um «|l™. are carried off instead of penetrating through them. Any ordinary soil may be used in the place of mnek to about the same advantage. A great many farmura And their helt> handle sheep in a wrong way, often pull iug out handfulb of wool, when this might just as well be avoided as not. - An old sheep raiser xays; ,‘J.Wtan about to catch a sheep move carefully■ towanllhe oue to bo taken, until you are sufficiently near to hand around the body, grasp the brisket, nud lift the sliccp clear from the ground. The wool must not be pulled. If the sheep is a heavy one, let one hand and wrist be put around the ueck and the otbar preaMdagAumt the ramp.’- That is good advice, aa when sheep are roughly liandled, if the woo) it pulled, the small bruises will render them Jess tame, and more difficult to handle. EXPKKIME<T1X<< IX PRVXIXtf. one inch in diameter wsb cut from a tree of Hawk’s Janet on the first day of each month in the year, and at the end af fire PIANO, HADEN & SON'S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Evqry farmer should have a summer compost heap, consisting of manure not sufficiently decomposed to use in the spring. Manure will* not decompose under cover half as rapidly as it will when exposed to the rains, therefore place your compost heap out in your barnyard, or in any place where there will be but little waste ’’■urn MIU AUTERTISEMEffTX. County, all that certain being washed in heavy rains. A square heap docs very well as to shape; and the G. P. Rowell & Co’s. Column. top should be made flat bo as not to shed rKTSRMAlfS NERVE PILLS. rain. The more straw mixed with it the ; saftass.^ !teRrx: better, as the decomposition of the straw produces certain acids which tend to ••fix" the ammonia emitted from the manure, the sides and top of the heap should be WOPETEKMa'x'’S PltTi^ltESIEDY. covered with straw to. prevont evaporation. a&b-hT. No lime should be mixed in sucn a heap, Prtibmax. M. D.. Marshall. Miob. or 11 JobiuHt. unless it is composed of very course ma­ terials, with but little manure. Plaster may be iquinklod through it to advantage as an absorbent of the ammonia of the Ktabk dung. Salt is of no paticular bene­ fit over wbat jt would be, if i applied to land separately. Muck is good—that is, ■Mtwm <t»« *1.000 for'. eAa* H Will n. muck from swamps which has been drawn jT DIBBLEE, ChS^LOMw1 out in the fall, and left exposed to the ot Jun* ntil, frosts, of winter to become disintegrated. This, if mixed in layers with the compost i-rnuni lnl»rc*l« heap, will nnbibc the gases and virtue of the stable dung, and- the next spring4he heap will be excellent manure, and itf good condition to use on any crop; but the heap ought to be forked, over twspe during the “ummer. . It is only tha coarser pwtioiw of the contents of Inc barnyard, and gath cringn of weeds, etc. during the summer, that most require to be composted; yet, for many crops, if the heaps bo {woperiy man­ aged, almost the entire contents of the fits’ t’r ERNEST GABLER ■“Tto<x Take by weight otto part of ronin and three parts of lari. Melt them together over a slow fire, so as not to scorch or burn, and when melted let it cool, thou it is ready forjusc. Il will cun: scratches ou hones tap. if applied as soon , ns the disease is discovers!. Use no water ; but brush off dirt if any on the legs. Then apply n good coat of the grease—enough to cover the parts effected—once a day. and two applications will cure the worst kind of a case. It is also good for old scabs on horses or cattle, and for galls and saddle scalds on horses.________ ’_________ Organs ntl taecaaanU daaeriUd. ia MHoaun■aebibataoraaateil U aacwaary to mid aaioaat day n aaM nortaarc. to; > Mid Attorney Fob aM alt other !m*I : TbaawUi weMfraMlMMlamitonlv Ywn Ma. Magnificent granite building, with cfoJrtnUy fitted for the application of anjl canxm out of our novel aud systematic ntalioSTof BUSINESS TRAINING, WHICH HAS STOOD Till TEST (»F <1 YEARS. THHRP. fH NO ROHR IT XVILL N<rr HRAA.. NO GAMEN ESS IT WILL NOT CURE.'NO ACHE, no P/UN. TH AT AFFLICTS THE 111 MAN BObY.OR THE BODY <»F A HORSE OR OTHER BOMFXflC AN I MAU . TH AT DOES NOT YIELP TO .ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BUT TLfe PORTING 35c., We.. -r l!.t». HAH OFTEN RAVED THE 1.1FF. OF A HUMAN BHiXU. AND RESTOK KO TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS i Al AN Y A VALUABLE HOK>E BlCKFOftD A^Wtic \»HITTE« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-01.pdf 8f707fd2ae971b5591f7df17e0ad5359 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL IMHMJITSI T . “Such a what'! Please finish your sen1 totu’c," ! 1 THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS nr a vkxxost faumxu'h wire. try Gctitlrmux, Albayy, R. K] FOB VMS SPRING TRAM. CHA ITER FIVE. . THE CELEBRATED Mrs. Watson received a letter from the teacher on Fndiy, saying she would be bock Saturday evening, and requsesrtiug Mary and Eddie io meet lurr at,.;4he statioa. * Accordingly, al ravra u'doek, die childpen slarteil from home, am) had pro* I ceeded butA few rooR, when they were overtaken by Mrs. Griffin, who wiv< going , iu the same direc tiun. “ Where iu tlw ^urld are you going to­ night, Mary?" “To the sialloii, to meet Mpa Iron Plow Cultivators’. Double Shovel Corn Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TRIUMPH HARVESTER AND KIPIBK STATE MDWKB, jbejwi-tatyMtow "W. “I libjuld suppose ^our father would have gone to meet her/' “She wrote to mamma, she would bp hero to night, and wished us tu meet her there, to walk home with her.” ' “Well, if that dore, not britf every­ thing!" “1 du nU mu anyUiine wrong about it. We were glad to gu." “I suppose you were; but wfyn! k yourunefe?" . ■ ••Liu sure 1 don't. knl>w; 1 MippcM he is iu BlmUju." “I don't rapposc'any such thing. Uc | will be at the depot with life wife, you mar dejx-nd upon it." BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAOONS GEO. M. DEWEY EUHL1 SITED X With patent Bent Gear, made from tlic beat New York Second 1 /I .1 ir l I Jn«i • Growth Hickory. The OU Rvliable z TERMS UF SUBBCBirrrOX: Constantly on Hand, they were dasomdiug lhe step*, they fuel Mn>. Griffin. ‘•So you have returned? When? w your husband?" . __ It.. ——. ..U .. ....... I I--—.__ > MBSSKR & POWERS when'about*.” . “ksuppose you know where Hastings, April 12, 187G. MhKtl.rMs. MM. The finest and largest line of ReadyMade Clothing, in Barry County. Comprising mens, boys and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a line of Overcoats of all sizes, t styles, kinds and prices. Over PHIL W.V1SRKRN. « ONE HUNDRED HAMVfY WRIGHT. ■XWJJJttE tsWSrAa^V Stolt. xirttf R Gabi 1116, different patterns of.imported and domestic CLOTHS AND CASSIMEHES. T Aii^on. DENTIST Midifai. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. Mich. XXMtf Cttriip, Sip ail OntneHal ‘ left To thotr Whom it may C<mr»rn: A am now running a NEW PORTA Bl.E CENTRAL HQUSE MACHINE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to L. E. STAUFFER. Prop. great, and having handled about 1^900. build­ ings in I(> years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. My .address is Irving, Barry (Jo., Mich.' A.. S. DEA1JJ. I SAME M USUAL HntiafN, Mich. trying, Mich , April. 11th, 1876. j' xx50m3 sents itself to his memory Other homes may ftirnuh attractions of wealth and hmitnesR, rtchm may bp accumulated more rapidly in other Slates, but comkirt and happimsw are to be found in dear New EiiglanU. Such were tho medltalians of Mim WttfdluW, as she passed out of Mr. Watnon’s liospatable.dnor, and slopped for a moment to gain upon die exquisite ln.au ly of llw landscape. The doctor's sleigh drove swiftly past while she stood there waiting for Mary.’ Argtu stood by her side looking wistfully up to her face, m , la Nquire Moody's office awhile. If you can but stay willi Mm. JiHsou, I will walk home with yon, as the office ii dore by PAINTER scholafr bcMtleK Jnnxw Griffin were ab­ sent. Ono, a little French child -who “I do not know which to any—blessing was laid up with 3 sprained ankle, aud the or appendage. Bnt, seriously, had you other, mc of the oldest scboUn«, WBliam been at home, you would 'have known all Merton, a fine young man, nearly twenty there was to tell before L went awar. yflps of ape, but so bashful that she had There is onu little.addition now to be tola; mflrcrbccn able to ]>cran'ad hint to assume Mr. Charles Spooner han gone, to New tho responsibility of acting as asakfatit. H<f was a bound boy who Ind been taken York upon my burinetw, as my ■ agent.” from tho orphan aaylfim by Ms. Rogem '•Redly and truly Mtss Wardlow?” “Yes. I could not go without leaving when only ten years of age, and had my school lor the winter, which I should lived iu lhe family ever since, proving have been sorry to do; aud as Mr. Spoon­ very faithful, but hia educaiiuna! privil­ er volunteered to go, I gladly accepted By dili­ hk service*.’ If Mrs. Griffin had inquired of the district school etch year. fur Mr. Spooucr, I should have been gent study he had become an excellent bound to have told luw whore I supposed mathematfoian, and was quite advanced he wtw, but I rnuhl turf give her any in- iu other.tranches. life situation as a “bound l»qy" was cxccdingly galling to his feelings; yet"be luuTno cause for awn­ plaint of any ill-trcatuibnt hr had’ received “Lot Mm- Griffin and her tattle go. I want to know about thk business.” “You are welcome to all there fa. It revoke hw hundred dollars, and ,tben go seem* that ci far relation of my mother ■ out irt tho worfd to carve hii feHnne. has lately died and left a legacy to mo of Ho would never stay in Colchester, where pt-veral thousand duUare. My prcsouce he was knAwn so well 1 ; -TIm> World bad n was needed to prove my iHirxmalily ; so place for him. and he would find it! Tl|k they sent for We by the pftRtmxstcr; much had Mi*.- Wardlow learned by couHaring certified fc my identy, aud all rcnrtwg with bhn. No ether teaeher had other uoedful itonm. it became necesary so advanced in his vonfideuce as to Irani tor either hiyselQ or ageut, to go to New that much. He was really a fine looking York, and therefore Mr. Spndner hat gone, and T have Come back to CVilchcs. boy, ofgood figure, and capable of mak­ ing a hhining light in the community, if he took the ^righl course. Mr. Rogers “Verj- concisely narrated. And so tho had a san whd\ was Mventocn years of «o the prospect of a fortune did tu^- cause age, who also attended school, but was you to tire of yuur engagement ?" rather'a reckloa fellow, enred nothing ."Certainly not. I nut too much at­ for his liooks, and sjicnl hk evenings prin­ tached to my sclwlan* to -leave them ab­ cipally in tho bar-room and grocery. If ruptly. I onticipate many pli-as.-u4 he could have what cigar* he wished to days tn the school-room before I gFt smoke, and drive his Cither's torn-out he tired out.” ■ was perfectly happy. Between the son "My dear Miw. Wardlow, I congratu­ aud WiDiara Merton there was no rimilate you u|>on your good fortune, mid uad l.irity, and he often left William to do hk hope you will live long to enjoy it." , allotted work, in addition to hu own. Mr. Rogers meant to be’a jnst man, and Monday morning broke bright and when he found hk son shirked, be was cleat in the east, and the January nun very seven! upftn him ; but hk mother always stood ready to take her beloved wm shining in brilliant splendor Theodore's p^t. and shield him from cen­ the tree*, decked An a gfonous rob sure. Uarhffher often told her that she silver frost that sparkled like diam. _ in tho rays of the aim. New England is was spoiling the boy, but it was of no use: beautiful at all limes, but there is a gran­ she aiuldinot bear to hare him punkbed,' deur in its winter scenery that in ummr- and so Iw was allowed to have pretty pmmed. No wonder that the emigrant inucti Ills 'own w*y—wldeh; taken tn all often looks hack to its landscapes wilh a its bearings, nt a very had way for him­ lie hail been very fueling skin to homesickness, as Lite self and parents. thought of its exquisite loveliness pre­ steady at school"diroaiili the first part of _ hope she k no worae.' j "Mamma thinks she u growing weaker ' every time she secs her. She wa> down there yesterday. Hugh was up t»-day, to ipi|uirc if we had heard from you." "Pnorboy! I foal bo will be teft alone in the world. What say to a race ? I pm getting chilly, aud am very hungry. 1 '.np|K«c Mrs. Griffin will excuse us"—and off they started at full speed. Mrs. Grif­ fin looked thunderbolts; but meeting Mr. J ।iI ■ 4,. who rust then opened his door, “Dear old fellow," Raid she, “I would site exekimefi: "Your teacher has got like to know what you are thinking back. She has run off with the Wntsou about, looking so wistfblly with your raft. brown oyra?” “I will Udi yon, Niro Wardlow. He “So it seems she did out go off to be married? ’ is wondering if you are going away to "I am not so rare about that; I asked stay," Raid Mary, as she drew cm her her where »U left her Imrimud. aU she milu-ns and came to her aide. answered that she did not know; I just has stopped at Mr. flrl bdicve there is wiiiclhiug to it?' wondvr Mr. JiUsor., well acquainted with Mrs. if they are rick there.” Griffin's besetting sin,, thought best to ‘They .were all at church yesterday, ascertain the truth of the matter, so aS l<> hut Jamcn and the baby." atop the gomip, ra it might effect the “I hope Jamat is not sick; I want to interest of tbc school, of which he wu ace the children all together this morning. very proud. Hk first thought wu to Arc you going to bring our dinner to \is walk right over to Mr. Watson's and to-day, old Argux? I see Mary has hot su UMteaoher; bis next that if be did tbc pail.” “Mamma in going to send us a warm m Mrs. Griffin would air^aply go with him ; so be politely naked, bcr , io go in lunch to-day; ho, old fellow, you must gu arid sec Mm. JiOsori, while he attended* Ixiek aud gal it fur us." few errands in tho village. • . The hell just began to ring, and they hastened on to the schoolhouse, where I should like to go with you,-, and hear they (bund the children all assembled. what site baa to say for herself, going off “James Griffin is very rick. He. was in such a aiy manner.’’ . not quite well yesterday, and was taken ,VI ronUysMW MXhing immopsr in the worse in die night; the doctor is there A first-class from Detroit, ex­ pected soon, when we shall be prepared to furnish the best of Clothing MADK TO ORDER, perfect fits guaranteed, at the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block, Hastngs, Mck Ha-Uags, you l him?’’ “I redly du OO<; haye nAt the leant . j ideaaud turning to Mary, slw inquired for the welfare of the family. • “And how is Mm. Mandou? I was.so | <orry to go away without Raring her. I ML MBBT PROFESSIONAL AID EASINESS CAEDS. “in, Eddie. tha train came mmbhuf tin u> the depot, wilh its living freight. The chilifrcn paused round the platform, and prenently rtw their teacher dot-end from lhe car. She met them with a kus, and m AT ^aniCIJJL'J’VRAL HALL, One door east of Goodyears Hardware. HA TE$- M A D rRBTISIXfl. Ward­ low." With Wood or Iron Beam. ' I^aud Rollers, Harrows, I Plows. EDITOR <kSD WHfiLE NO. 1053. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, June I, 1876. NO. 10. politely waited upon her into the sitting, room, hade them good evening, and mak­• ing a very brtFT'caW'Tn Moody’s office,, arrived at Mr. Watson’h juM m Mmhi Wardlow bad fi aishrrf her tea.’ He tnet1 her ewdially. ,1 "So our runaway him arrived • Why,,■ k. I . the term, and regular in attendance at the evening lessons, nod his father really tiegan to bare hopes that Theodore was steadying down. Out of eight children, only Theodore and two Kltlc girts were living, Mary and Ellen, very well behaved children, sod oppareiuly as much oUachod to Willuui Merton a* if he were their own brother. It mattered nothing to Chetn that he was taken from the orphan asylum, and no one knew anything of his parentage or anlcccdcats. They had known him from their infancy, had grown up with Irina ami U had jdmaya mred A»r . them with a btfotlier’afovc. - . „.r Min Wardl<»w<had, boarded her time in Mr: Rogers' family, aud bad, wilh her accustomed acute perceptions, discovered just Lhe position that William occupied. Every moment was filled with work, afed while Theodom was lounging in the sit­ ting room, nr lying in bed, William was stirring around with his duties,’ so as to get lhe work out ef the way by school promised him, and William wan too hot» est, aud too much intcresled iu bin mas­ ter’« business, to omit any dirty that de....I__ >____ I.- . ‘ “Had not Wifiiam better fill the wood box before guing to ttobnol, Mr,’ Kogers?' bis wife would ask. “Nj>; it is Tbeqdorc'n work, William has enough of hk own work to Ju. • If you prefer to let that boy lie in bed till "WiKam, don’t you thiuk you can bring in. the wrajd thia morning ? ..Tbeodoiais not feeling quite wdl.” . Mitts Wardlow saw that respect for । shako IuumL. Mr. Rogers, and lore foe ths little girts, to After prayers, the children wont to were all thatJude h» situation tolerable, itheir books wilh renewed vigor. They and the respected him dur. bis patient fell rested, and were glsd to be in school endurance and steady persoverauoe in well . ’.' again. As Miss Wardlow was piling doing.’ up the aklc by Hugh s sent, she met hk “Mary, tycreitt William thia morning? eye with a smile. said she as the noticed bis vacant sot ; “I am so glad you have come back, Mm Wardlow. It wasloncsomc without you.” ing away,” and the blue eyes filled with "Lam glad to get back again, Hugh. testa. How k your mother?" “Indeed! where is he going?” She “She is not wdl at alL She hopes- ■aw a sneer upon Theodore Rogers' face, you will come down before long to see and he frowned at tiieahiH. - ,-| . her. Her oough is very bod." “I hope she will bo LmUcr again soon. would not hare him stay any bngtr j’faliar fa ui u ko-e." ' ' In. Maretaii would Wl reproach httnelf tint her own [CONTIWEDOX FCKWTU WAGE] �— <- - - __ atme:.' Fernando 1 should be wash'd in gathering Blaine and thorn up and putting their contents • into "Ucll A hard by. when we get older ass people, we shall value thia duty more highly some­ coming Fourth, it is evident that thing superior to the ordinary demonstra­ It is to tions ought tO;be adopted. te the Fourth of Fourths, so far as this gen­ eration is concerned, and to te it ought marked with corresponding eclat and glori­ fication. a very Wc. arc not, however, inventive non in sueh inaUora,.aud probably in most looaltia so shall fall we on the old traditional orthodox observance of the national anuiverasty. For President, Let it be done heartily, theq, and un'Vcraally. RUTHERFORD B. HAYK8. If we canuot “make a joy fill uoiae" ouee iu of Ohio. a hundred years over the For Vice-President, blearing* we have enjoyed and the work we have done JOHN F. HARTRANFT, are indeed a ]>oor- as a nation,-then- we nf Pennsylvania. spirited people who deserve to be Subject to the decision of the Republi­ disci­ plined more than we have been. can National Convention. Who will bo Nominated at CincinnatiThere is no question that “Honest money for all, anti free schools for all. There should be no inflation Which will depreciate the one nor »ecterian interference which will destroy the,/ Other.” Mr. diction is of the slightest Blaine no pre­ will lead on the first ballot, but value regarding dub Mr Brimow. will be foriy-four yoara than wo do now, hut then it may te too late. As to the rest of lhe celebration of the secured mure and richer teiMfoA city, is bin grat amotion to its intenx. ‘j'nJ is Harper"t HI In fare of such opposition, the delegation those of lhe State than from any other hearing before the Naval Investigating *'• * uld rise up m ,„r will feel like patwing him beyond the ordiniiyd.m/uteAiry ballute But who ('omopttee. Ifimnting him |-rrani..i, ------- 4 limj. Hl, £,r OBBtall? Wilh a good candidate, CoQgreaamau Neal (Democrat) of Ohi" mi of the oytqm<*r York can teca mys: “Tilden will not come within 75,­ Monally efforts have teen made to control t an4 °r Midiipn party. 000 irptes of carrying Ohio." the sale, in a sort of spasmodic pay. but Castrol Railr.,,.| Mr. Blaine's friends are in high spirits roadbed not reach.*! before t real - W extern and feel confident of sueeww at (.’incinnaii businesshj» fl<*re*edM frvlrlypn ®un I, when wpt in- the day as any other day. Last week' thfc of the festivals, the day Was true Centen­ and then at the polls in November. with Det on the Litik, Singular if Speaker Kerr should te police commissioners and lhe Excise Board nial weather, Queen’s weather, tho English wn 41 stream ||e . . r — —i—-’-gg.Hkh, ---------- — ~ ““ injured by the investigating machines he dtiwuT with- thu wuudrou. has teen setting in motion so briskly. ivTiT Zj > TU NwA riw ww e.y widi haiUwiU nf clop IHinoi- *n-| •mj Injunr <1rali>r J~l.-r wbo«fwuJ ' j,*, fr„ ,>< n tb, n*.!~L_____ TB-J, rv liriunr whnw .hop r.hon Ibof lllOV IitUllU » 1- bulls People ought not to have so much to say •onnaHed the ('«> • • colors’ in honor ----------of «••»-_/> ------ m-births. the Queen's against the new Senator Barnum of Con- open,showing no mercy. There was ex- their •rippt vsDey. with her proudest, for the first time citemral among the Germans. The Irish is and Thxa.* and Empress •dHjs unlit in.' his oyn Stau- al..| through the fiery ordeal of investigations, __ _ South the branch.-. rasily earned carried home the night tefore but 1^ by easily by placing pheinu her herou on ajapk with anjjipv- that to which he was subjected by the Confed­ now devetopiug Michigan im.> the New England of the Wort. Instead erate. tlic lprerideoey .»f Don't some people begin to feel’ he- ought to li­ ashsmed of poking their noxw quite so ities. but in vain. It was decided that tho lt m&n as ha arc in the /•forth river, aud at noon a royal much into Mr. Blaine's private business, the country, an J law be enforced, and so the police wore in­ salute was fired frum the Cunardera, and cd at the head >f affaire ? all good Englishmen VMt wild with loystructed to arrot every Mr. Blaine Itos made another state­ of dismissal. Aii<f tl> old July11,187G. Secretary Robexon demands INDAY LIQu )R LAW, There bin the State, somewhere, a law public a the second ballot. The combinations ment in reply to his calumniators, this which will be made the night before the | time it has reference to I ho • Northern final day will upset all the slates that can Pacific Railway. manufactured. be Wc hope as that good a man as Mr. Blaine or Mr. Hayes Republican National Convention. and there will te placed in nomination, is every indication thafbpih will The nest union Republican Convention fur the nomination of candidate* for Prerident and Viee-Presidrirtlaf the United StstM. will beheld in the effy of Cincinnati on Wednes­ day tho fourteenth day of June, 1876. nt 12 o'clock noon, and will consist of delegates from each etatc equal to twice the number of case. The the be probability of nominating Conkling or - Morton is growing very It would not bo surprising if tbc small. Convention was m session several days, as there art many delegates who more they arc political condition mindfol of securing a ing the conventions for the election of dele­ gate* the ccmmittecs of the several *tates are recommendti to invite all Republican elector* and all other voter*, Without regard to (past political differance. or previous party affilia­ tion*. who are opposed t«« reviving sectional issues, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony thrpngliout the coun­ try by uminlaing and enforcing all the rnnstltutlonn! right* of every citixcn. includ­ ing tbc full and free exercise of the right nf care for the success of their man than which will elect the Cincinnati candidate. Whether Mr.-Bhune over or bought know, and sold railroad bonds wo do pot in one sense wc do not care, and ye imag­ ine the public are of the If it can^bc shown same tlu^ he honor, but whether opinion. accepted bribe and sold his vote, then it effects a That he has over cheated There is licvc. impaling not a jtrotebly members of Cunprow who his down not do hold investments that are affected hy their acts in Uvogtca*—and yd we liberty and abould be maintained absolutely free from sectarian control; who believe Hint. would an wil­ lingly trust the loemtere of Congretu. a» any equal number of merchants, ten ken. or editors that could te assembled. Mr. Blaine's friends at Washington say pie* of 17’6 sad support them a. incorporat­ ed In the constitution andAws; and who are in Avar of reeogniting and strengthening the that of the 7<Hi delegates thus far elected 30b are supposed on the first ballot to be for Blaine, 112 for Morton, G1 for Conk­ Republic. ling, 70 for Bristow, 58 for Hartranft, E. 1). Mosul*, Chairman Republican Na­ 48 fur Hayen, and 411 unknown. Iowa is tional Committee. yet to elect THE CELEBRATION OF THE delegates, leading Saturday that Democrat announced “Grout the 8, Florida Hon. Wm. I*. Ilainc* each—total, 54. Massachusetts 2 tion with the Democratic Governor of Maine. cdebraUon, as the of it is an unjustifiable iavasim of their d to attend the gay liberties, and that as they don't interfere There is little in the, proves^ with any one's idea* they ought to be al­ will combine to defeat the nominatiqn >>f lowed liieil' ]dMiureti iu their dwo way without molestation. So much for their I Governor Tilden. ideas of 1L On the other hsnd. the Amer-1---------- --j—-------------------- - ------- -- ---------- . . Ben Hill aays the South i* going to iaa Chrirtisns insist thst thia country u> | allegorical representations looked as mud. “work out her destiny wilh free later and and must be Christian, that the Sabbath is 1 I*tc a transformation scene from the black good hard sense." Ben will have tn go, a purely American institution, and that '-rook, as like schools for the 4udy wf de­ ht then, at an early date. Tho Auguste (Qa.) Chrottielr “sincerely, hopes" that Southern delegates to St. Lout* Democratic Convention that meet* early this month will indqrac Gov. Allen and The Pennsylvania arrangement doron't scorn to make any great ihe Conventions. difference Washington with may Committee un Civil Service the vetoed bill It would have been better if Th© New York * Tribaut nyi: “They of the rant machine in the-caiw It ts 'running emptins.' " Uhhe as follows: “To sum up, I think The proposed Apportionment. the majority of tho Republicans of New Hampshire would be for Blaine, but would of Congreas, II. Ellis at the late recontcnding the people to have local his­ County Convention; the Delegates to future Conventions tories prepared on the spproachiogcenten­ consent to Bristow if it was made to appear this year, would te apportioned as follow*: nial annivanary, was approvod on the 13lh Nearly all tho Republican Senators who have spoken on the question ofjurisdiction ad sketehes covering the entire try him. Mr. Eaton of Connecticut is the existence CartJctou, are tn te prepared, Hartinp, the taking out of two and a half months for item. Possibly, however, it was not dfemod nec­ be embodied in a prochunatkrtj shouldI by opposition to the power of the Hasting* Cityisf ward, <i ' i u od “ 3d “. •' 4lh the 1 done. ' Wherever the history of a com­' written, thwu should be no rest till the work w properly attended1 Prairieville. wild work of the world when t was intended by it. There were getxls to the amount of fil^GO-.OOO sold, and the ’ this name w Tlicatrc, with buyers but then was an cxorilout representation from outside, and the outside jobbers were the quickart and most oaniwrt Mrehmmrs Ah< that view. iug out m doW rpnMr;*'and Na* York. Chun* rrecntlyjsaid CMrf that Jamioe mid- Tilden “te. mhemi/rtlf/rom fit* a larpr portion of tke aU part, nf tl* Stair of play is rinoc anybody to* the fashion. the bottom had really Mm arimd.Mrikahfflhh » hope that from this tii □oxa Atee behind them, ‘ion of moving which .uwuu H iopsy cacxiea, nirus, Oances brcakdowiu, aud gabblen in smooth ix^ro voice, tbc groatest piece of fun, by tho IbrWi >■ 1 will look th«M. C. R. R. Ter*.' there is a alight i in oppoaition roLtncAU Western IktoocratewaM tatwaiA Mi Tho following article from the Michi- Rutland. Thornapple, Woodlaml, Yankee Springs, ‘ Total Number oi votes,. Tfiis gives the city a gain of 10 ‘ rates that foatirtty pasa over their heads with. THK BIG DBY GOODS MALE Thebiga^fdXjQMX; took place IhBinAMbdpifaSed Senate to A derided snli-TiMeni “ Hope. Pn rid ent, so that the promulgation given1 Johnstown. by the Liter is wholly gratuitous and ' Maple Grove, much te te thaukftjl for. However that1 Orangvilie, munity is not yet wm ------ ---------------- which Baltimore. officially communicate the fret to the na­ Barry, tion until the 25th of May. NYhrahistari- Carlton, the xreulutiou link the world NewYork. of March last, and yet tiro President did not essary at first that IBLISIIEDIN IS*. WU , The joint reso­ four available , 1 persevering, is not to train them to shows old man to the station, where be was com-I pellcd to stay'all night and pay a swing­ ing fine in the mining Of the arrested. of Mr. a little more promptitude had been shown than centre of .attention in tic most wUi -®—.. <h.t . to a man of the world. '‘The way to make reducing tbc salary of the President wiUt only 2V of a clean majority. States a matter well worthy of their con­ less *•.«>€ ihentriol parade. of the «>u> BY ALL nationl*rs. Blaine. the work boedmes a very material Tarnant's Sdtaer Apcrico’ - a vrnnn of cbiticism. 'lie all right for Christian eliurch- Senator Wright reported baek from the July lays before the people of lhe VnlUxr from the There was a great dal of hardship in­ flicted which was not to be justified. Oue strong, but the country is stronger. curately de.wribea tho present operations of towns and counties 1 do wish, howeveri that I could aay make the gayest show, and Itavc (the that the effort was madu in any good spirit, newest devices at the parade, and tliourfhL It was not. The law was originally the | riehmen are too ready <0 gratify the work of temperance republicans, and its j demands of the children for tlic show. One te have a phrase in New England which ac­ lution of the two House* FOR THE CAMPAIGN: adopt inflation resolutions. enforcement al this time was intended to I Sunday-school division turned out its The Hopan ordered an invoiipwiinn lb. ^boiteDMa tteopwfcnbial wmr. TOO aui into the report* that 1300,1X10 were ex­ “The law is a law," sap the Connoteion-1 dr®*, taaxetang thirteen abreast. drew-cd in ers, “wc did not make it, nor would we, ' »>»•««* Fpangk-d with stars, with red sashes pended in the House to secure the pass­ but as'it is a law it must te- enforced till j at»J blue hats : another-ehod had thirteen age of the Hawaiian treaty bill. . it ia repealed. And thenanothur purpoac , girh dressed in red, white and blue ‘no old thirteen Stakw. while others Secretary Fish has announced, his in­ was served. The fine* collected will go < .. .. ■ . ]ia(| Childs t,, reprcMnl George and way-------toward> sending a — Tilden crowd, tention to go abroad at the expirstian of .long -----' Martha Washltigtou. the Goddess of his prvoent term of office, and spend two or howlers for Tilderi to St. Jamis, and create a fund generally te help artr die I Liberty, de., drawn in triumphal cars hy or three yoars in European travel. 8ute of New York At M. the in issuing the document. children did not them w harmlem, is cmential to their com- nomination fur three Territories apd something from The Prcridenl’s proclamation in regard i Tk-T r\ R-.wh r Florida ami Louisiana, givih- him 350 .^ecrf^rf.h.^^nbrf/ 6mbdP uhirt ljA< sideration. wrwU.'S. of Biddeford decline, to have his name used in connec­ standing the tote. Blaine's friends expect to have Iowa, NlXt Louts than at Cincinnati. and Dekota 2 cadi, and Carolina Go's. Column. Unknown" was more likely to turn up ut St. a recommendation that it do pass notwith­ North On the shores of the East river the day wore another *“ ' on Isxuxiana 1<>, New Mexico, Washington and FOURHT 22 A law were taken in and the penalties were. his he sold bonds or nroorculion and punishment of alt official di»- shares, m» long ms he did not rob the honesty. and of economical administration of Government, is apt bt the slightcat con­ sequence. N.. ••• tin Ir• i Kentucky mure wnrpact aud permanent form. By and 187G. that Mr. Joy feds te nwda But wc douM verv muuh » jkt. die Admioirintion » tobe thrown to him. □ UR NEW YORK LETTER- . . Political NON' . th<*e who have' them iu charge, and sub­ jected io lum and alliteration every year. N,> time Ibmism. M 1.1 ■ ■■* inp«, often n»4-appreciated on the least by ; WILLIAM Jt QQw.Rh'K AGENCY �Waruhkjton,!). 0. May 17, 1876 VaxcuSfuko, May 29th 187fl. WfiaUL PAM■ «r RARIT notty-__ The Confederate House of Represen­ str a.Si i&<a iri i> ia tative* continue to throw mud; cTtYMICAIx M- ft.* TIMECARD i« a fine Sabbaih Beht-ol here, nndor the enpcr- nearly ail it doe* do. that ia Occasionally some one of the bill* trim-called appropriation bill* arn taken up in the ITouncaud talked over. So far they have ail been F»~J about r<»r. 1:13 r. CaaiTox Nick. Nay 31«l 1N7C. MB. Eiutub : ing States and Districts in wbidi Davy yards are situated, rise in thrir plnres and poffr office Tnir'iE card and Citizen* of Carlion heU on Monday •re­ demand that they should be continued. They pretend that there is an immcn*** CUrilon to take into ootulderation the question of building a church in lhe town of t'aritan build la< committee, Rev. J. 8. Preston *aa amount ofoorruption in these nary yards, used to and that they are election further tho of Republican candidates, yet where one i* situated. insist.* upon keep­ ing these ncstii of corruption in J. M. NEVINS. P. M. trict, and they succeeded. his Dis­ How thia ac­ tion gives the lie to their talk about “rotfercnt localities and draft article t>f association Mr. Randall, the great coonocnist of the about frauds, insisted that the League Ia papers. On notion lhe meeting ■Jjoumed to meet at th* m me place on Salur-lajr evening June 10<h al .U). Oecan Wish. Secretary. ]and yard should Ik* continued. Mr. Sul trefl another one of throe bowlers fijoke for the Mare Island yard and to with all of them, while some of them from Geor­ TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. Her. J. Merrifield, a UuiversaliM clerfj- gia actually insisted upon another "nest of corruption" on the coast jn that State. Such ■ Democratic Consistency. All are respeel fully Invited. Maple Grove. May 30th 1870. Ma. Enrrua:— On Thursday the committee on foreign affairs reported on the Emma Mine awe. The committee say of ’ General Sehenck, that, “we believe he was not guilty of a band of Cl.ri.tian ofMapte Urove. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. fraud or of any fraudulent intucitlo|i in hie eonneclion with tlx.- ootupany or the ven­ tendance ia specially re<ine>ted. The service dors of the mine." But they condemn any connection with such apeculatmni Hold 121. as ing hi* poaitiou and report tlw following Resolution: “Thai this boune coodcum* lhe action of General Robert C.’ Schenck. United States Minister al the Court Grand Rapids (ocreapondence Grand Rapids, May^Oth, 187G. Eiutob tUxxxa day HSJ cent i oa lhe dollar. • J The streets were thronged tht* forenoon to the by procession* wending their wzy Cemetary to decorate the graves of those who Ind fallen in their country'.* cause. The Uennania Hrawi Baud made splendid mast throughout the city, businroa place­ generally were cloned, and every thing pass­ ed off befitting th* occaviuu. concluded thL- week. vs. will be nearly He sued for $5.00(1, quite enough. The (our hundred dollar*. but he received termination of the bankrupt cm) spoken of. : ■ ■■ Farr and Storm vs. Dutcher, the jury bankrupts. A righteous verdict. Brownell vs Porter, A rase, Green and Fuller, a Chicago lumber company was terminated yesterday by the jury rendering a verdict Ths Standard Uttit of Wait*. the rag* of which it w» made. Its valor in the material comparing ilia too inxfanifloont to meet the requirement* of Professor Jevona, tn his work on *:Mou» a standard unit of value. ’ •y and the Mechanism of Exchange," Buys that the standard unit of taino “mnat ron. ai.*l of a fixed quatiity of some concrete substance, defined by refeienccto thennita pf weight or The elements of litis description are these: first,some “con­ crete substance," as uppoxed to a merely Strayed from tho pasture un the Mes­ ideal trait of valne that ha* no existence except in the mind; secondly, a fixed ser farm, in tho Township of Cojiton, quantity of tliis substance, os opposed to a light bay mare cok, two.years old, rath­ a variable quantity; thirdly, the detenn? er thin in flesh, aud rather small in size. inutlon of this quantity, elthhr by it* Any person giving information where the weight nr its bulk, which*is secured by a colt may be found will bo liberally re­ F. J.Joxes, • “ reference to the units qf weight of space* warded. Heal blijipeu JlBtice? Howo Machine Agent. Haatinga, May 31st 1K7G. axtlOtf HASTINGS MARKE Baxxaaf______ W HEAT (white) pre bethel. AlJ3a*Ll5. W H E AT (rad) p.r buzh.l. HIM* 1. tO FLOl.'h. per ewU 1X50. CORN. Her bated. We POTATOES.par bsteel.SUe. APPLE*, per ba,h,l..'Oc ONIONS. perVuteyl.toUCk. BEANS, perbnteel. 6>e*l PORK. 17.WWAOO. MESS PORK, perllu.lt-. SllOULl>ER.H,p«rl*'.. |je. LARK, par lb., lie. TALLOW, hr lb..T«r. ClIICKBKS.parlb.R; CHRESEXparlb.. It WOOL. l>Wlh.RMXn. Dili RD PEACH RS. reared, rerlb . DRt ED PKACH E3. MMar.d. p<r DRIED APPLES, reelk.*Wr. MAPLE SHUAR.MUM. HIDES.xreea. par lb..rtfie. III DBS. dry. rec IV». ” " UOXEY.toe. dry. rer lb.. Hi. NEW YORK MONEY' MARKET. 'tK.-USi iff It embodies lhe Revenue bill Tar­ ideas of the Democrat* and would be, factoring eatablwhmenta. It will uol pan* and will hardly be brought up again j Tbe judiciary during th.: xesriun. com-1 tniltee who hate been inv<atigating Mr. i. Blaine, in regard to the 175.4 .(Mil) ““ “ worth —'*■ ***' of I Uilroad. hare hare ! Railroad, bonds of the Fort Smith cupper and silver in combination.. Ninetenths of llie dollar are pure guld. This fulfills the first condition of a-unit of_ val­ ue, since it givw a “concrete substance," which in this instance is gold, combined with a Mnail quantity of alloy to increase its hnrdmwz. How much gold dnes thi* dollar contain? The law proscribe* that, 'J in.-ludiog the alloy, the gold dollar shall weigh twenty five and eight-tenths graine. i And thi.* Huppth-s the xcccmd condition — na^ply, tho “fix«sl quantity'* ofguldiri this un u ** °r va,Br- In defining this quantity Lik.8bore.Sei. MEW YORK MARKET. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. On reMIreahd fliina th. pet it tbc law refers to tito grain ax tho unit of m.ttadu Lerl.M. Dewey. Weight Thextamp oftbc United States about them they will have Uy make a re­ being placed upon this quantity of gold, port exonerating him and it should l>c it is then a vow, and, fl Standard 1 done at on«c os Col. Tom. Seott, settled spAchnen bv which all 'values are to be not yot roportod, if they have any business I.IVHHPUOL MARKETS- the question (htfimlly that Mr Hlainc hod fin- What will the Charlotte Loader, Grand Sapid. DETROIT MARKET B»oko« hami are mo the Mcded-variety o|£i severely beaten, while tbc gentleman in charge of the drotribution of the UstWPatMh. «-va» nat Mkhteaafurtk* wrek reding May 27. U7C. and rack dated May HI, 187V. Furafobed thia paper by Cox A Cui. Solicitor* WaNilngloa, D.C. IV rofcr ftum tatnlcQM VUI Usd’It snsxcwUret rerntaaHre. IlrrasdiM ha ' alaroUy and rertaiaty ttaa rHforw arnwu htsdasha xratffyiBr prowpUtada. , Th* Hitters Brea powtrfhn sexilforrtath. hired CRANireHTKa. i.brUiF.i.D uu fill other coins are to be graded in certain no connection with them. The Senate and judgment in favor of Brownell, of *1 definite proportion*, either by multiplica­ 842,31. Thia case was tried at the last term still continues to discuss tin* qurotiun of tion or division. ike Ladies Society connected with J he jurisdiction in the Belknap case and may A single coin, Im^crer, made a unit of Presbyterian church, will bo entertained on agree, aud as the amount was considered reacli a vote by Monday. A bill has been value, is not Kufficieut te meet the wants ou Friday Afternoon, by Mm. H. J, Kenfieid. by lhe presentjwry to be honestly doe to of the people; and this creates tho necessity introduced in the Honate to partially re fur oUwr coins, founded - on the ■ tmik yet Brownell, they therefore decided as above store the franking privilege. It ought to expressing greater or ien* vidoer J Hiure. Hartingritea citizen's stated. I noticed several STATE in the city thu morning which made your be fully restored and if thia congress had we have the gold eagle, which b> equ&ra- Ata mM* correspondent feel pleased. Wish I could conrags it would be done. Tbc investi­ lant to ten units of value, because it con­ nee more of them aud ofmoer. I notice gation of the Insane Asylum continue*. tains teu times m much gold by weight; and also die half eagle, ooulaining live b« the Baxnu that J. W. T. OHr was Some parties named Boater xwore to a times as much gold a* the unite. ‘ The admitted to the Bar at the recent term of court at Hartings. W*U I am glad of terrible story in regard to one of their quarter eagle aud the throo-dfiUarpiste urn that, aud hope the naan will set good family being otarvod to death, and covered constructed on the same principle. Any number of coins larger aud, hence, more exaujtle.* before those old gray Laired with vertnim. Dr. I’lcny Earle, Supcrin Atty’s, at Law in Hastings. Will occupy tmdaut of the State Hospital for the In­ valuable titan die writ, may l«e uiauufactunxl by simple multiplying tlio unit. no more room ifothe RaN.X'ek at this time. dane at Northampton Mx'uachuwU* test­ So, also, .smriliT court may be made by ified that be attended Boutrr at tbe time dividing the unit, either by coins contain­ of hi* death and that he did not die of ing Lw< goM iu a fixed proportion, nr by Advertised Letters. aeiocting some oilier substance, as silver, starvation and was dean and well taken to express ooo-halfo one quarter, or onoThe democratic State Conrretioa for thia care of. The election at Peteraburgh, List of left era rtata tenthoftU “ ’• “ Virginia, wax conducted in tho approved a system of H w tW fF I 3lUl!IF?!Vintll 111 5 ’ li? i*t 'riH*>sri> ? would uol grant the request to be a Imilled ’S T W ( * ■ 3 Mr. Morrison introduced hi.* tariff favor. Iu tho case of Philo Hawley, written of before, the jury brought in a verdict in favor of Philo of act as a gcncralitcd equivalent of all other Virtues, to exprro-i three values in it* nwn terms, and In the procroare of trade to bo exchanged for them. If it hiw tin value, un cxchangreWc power by renaon nf Its labor, owe and the uses to which aoCTcty' npnliro It, then it laeks lhe first condition? nf being money at all. If it haa value, but the value Is exceedingly fluetuntmg or creeedin-fy limlntod in relation to] the desire of men, then it.kicks tho indispen­ sable condition of being yood money. If it not only ha* value, but rino a high Je- SPECIAL NOTICE. him of any wrong doing. on Thursday aud read a long ajwoch in its The U. S Court is progressing slowly, yet I think lhe civil cases te travrthig people pill not fail to appreciate. Emma Silver Mining Company of London* of the coined •'loocrote substance" indi­ cated by the monetary denomination m»*l in the contract. Monetary deftommations are simply nature of fixed quantities nf the arlielo or articles u*c«l aa money. Ncrir, the “concrete xitlMtmin *' which w to supply the constitaent material nf the standard unit <>f raldW tnn*i in (’•.<• u.iturc of ita MTvtasltaro value, considered In rehitii>n to other thing*, nntcredrtitly tn and' indepcrihmtly of this use of it. It is to deerereu in the export.* of specie and bul lion and an increase in the valtte of mer­ pared wilh other aubstnuct*, and if, in ad­ chandise exported. For the ten mouths dition to thia, it has the oilier requisite, eudiug April 20th ISto'Wc iihporta de­ qualities specially fitting it to monetary crease from thou of tlut corrwmoudiug uta, then it Is,’for these reasonx. cimnantly ten months of tho previoua year 832,105,­ adaptod to act ns-tho standard of value. Thnt the precious metah, bettor than 355. Tho exports of specie and bullion decrease during tho same tiuM. >21.082.ply throe conditions, and that mere bite of 012, while the exporta of merchandise In ervaaad/in gold valuta. $12,530,'MM. paper taarady strj>]*ly thent at oil, ia n Three figure* ahow a saving to tho propdaitioa which the world hax long connhy in that period of $33,01^812 in since accented as trait. A gold or silver gold, and a total saving iu gold and green­ unit of value has a solid luutu in tho nat­ backs of over $36,200,000. This Is a very ural value of gold and ailver, while a comfortable showing of economy and in­ ptqw unit of vnluc ia a sheer humhug. creased wealth for ten months of one year, A no-called paper dollar, if divorced from and if it I* continued and foreign capital rite gold dollar as the promissory repf*can be induced to come here, as the pro*- ontative of tho latter, ta nothing but a war indicate niece of paper so many inclrns long and so many inches wide, and having no more value Loqax. ■ than any other equal quaritity of paper of 'the Mtut quality. Ii is worth no more than and his operations iu connection wilh the Throe riemcota Wing present, and also sham of said company, and the vendors adopted for monetary purpose, rive lhe thereof, as ill advis'd, unfortunate and standard unit of value to which all other values are referred fur computation and incompatible with llu_> duties of h» posi­ expression. tion.” So that another Republican offi­ Take, for example, lhe gold dollar uf cial who has been the mark of slander for the United States, which is by law made th» TLxnnrralic and Independent Pre*, the unit of value. This dollar conaiatK iff h ns forced a Democratic House th obqult Rest noble dead. tin Monday the Henair decided by a vole of of St James, iu becoming a director of the in a chance to add suMcriplivn* st. Tho facta are Merrcponl differed with tho Prerident upon a question of policy in regard to an important matter which would be referred to the Att’y. Gen., while Secretary Taft agreed with the President. Pk-rropont was anxions to go to England atid was cniutaquMilty tendered the mission aud hi* place given to Taft, who much preferred it to tho Socretaryahip ol the war office. Of Mr. “Doo’ Cameron’s fitnera for the position to which he lias been appointed, there is no question, it being admitted that he » a man ofiqdcndid executive ability. Thus the changes arc accounted for without giving them the significance attempted to be attached by the news mongers. Dr. Edward Young lias furnished me with the advanced ahoeta of the report of tho bureau of Statistics, for the period ending April 20th 187G. They ahow a marked decrease in imports for the first who that Attorney OUR WASHINGTON LETTER, County Correspondence. JhB pepi-Week)j )le0blic3|i iapper.1 flight In another ward an old He­ conveniet— standard iLidi * UMS lb weNeEMXn. whit particular wfiOiwa docripid hooks taka* in the prawoce of tho police. thia purpose, Virginia will probably be Democratic, if mint'd thereby. The utui D^y. JhP. U»° thia line of conduct is permitted to cop dollar, the franc, lhe potted sterling,. the a^d gnijitr The change in the Cabinet is evoked by the appointment of Doo eron. Uounty Agnejilnni Soraety 4 ths Co. Clerks 17 th al 1V o'clock The g^cmcra with. say that this was 8<nnc time mm President The thing to be secured in a otm- Cam, into cuntracta indicate cxacs S Grant raid stipuhUkmMihebWKe a candidate and he ia known to be a man is to say, uis a contract to paytho family KHmenMat.aMH. at PV foe �and near the envelope-machine, calls forth them, on acoontit of James’ illness. had arranged it accordingly. ‘•Please, tgreher, what is the admiration of .the younger ranters. This car yuna on a. track twenty feet in length, and catches a miniature mail-bag os it passes along at full speed, illustrating the practice of the fast mail trains. There, are cases containing .specimens afall mail­ bags, pouches, etc., used by the department. Specimens of all the locks and scales used, aad samples of making aud canceling tt>< stamps', together with six highly ornamen­ tal frame* containing specimens of all stamped envelopes, official envelopes', postal .cards, and poMage stamps ever used in thia country. Those ore furnished by tho Columbian Bank Note Company, tbo present con: .uctora, and arc a valuable directory to t.ic stamp-gatherers. They it?” said dsaT*Ksis: goodie, Rtw’ e I" cried the little ‘Oh, Mary, Nim Wardlow is goay with us all this week 1” -That is goad news ! Ta James Very sick, Mi* Wardlow?" __ “ Dongeroui-'y bo, your mother write* : it must be sudden." Sonpjthing in Theodore Rogtra face attracted her atteutuu. "I guess he will get over I*-*' he raid, with a sneer, to Ednon Lane as be passed him in the aisle. TJitin Elku Rogers had come io the side of the teacher, nnd stood looking du you .wish to •I want to tell you that Wi’iiam i' ?ood, and 'Theodore is iu blame, but mother won i mt it. He is not going quite off till papa comet home ; he prouii«fid me he would not.'' ‘•Where is William now ?" ■ I think ho is down cutiiu" some wood for Mrs. Marston. Hugh will know.' Presently Hugh came round, she called him to her side. “Do you know where William Merton is tb-day. Ilueh ?" “Yes ma’am, but 1 was not total! aUyl>ody but Ellen and Mary. I hope you will come dowp to-night to see mother.’ “I certainly willand tailing Fred Green, she asked him if he thought hi* father would let him drive her down to Mrs. Marston's after tea. “Jf he were at homo he would, but he has gone away with the horse and cutter: perhap* I can get a horse." There seemed to be rather a <l«»udy at­ mosphere that afternoon in the .school room; wither it was James sodden sickness, or William Merton’s trouble, and little Ellen and Maty Rogcre’ grief, the teacher could hardly tell, so she wa* really thankful when the cxereisei were through, and she wo* at liberty U- g<> (<• her hoarding place. • PROBATE ORDER. .^„»wi&*&sswyss 'ts*su oBMtioMMid >'l(Ut buadred and Eddie in a whiff'r‘•I am going to board at your huiiM.this week, for James is too riek to allow tvistfullv in her faw. “What is it - dear? SUURX.W MICHIGAN A | I 1 ! ! : I The Interior Department makes a good display. The Patent Office shows 5,000 n.oddn arranged in classes, tU),000 patents b< and in mtum , a central office nf admin­ istration iu which the workings of Amer-. ican’s favorite bureau » illustrated. Strangely enough, one finds tbc Ahueat Office soetiou of the Interior Denartntrot ia the possession of tbe original Ikelyatioo of Independence, aud lhe Commission of General Washington from lhe Continental Cvugrcss ; gin*, the relics uf AVasliingfou. hi« cluthea, camp equipage, uunoh-bowl and furniture. The National Museum oucc sought a fireproofplace of deposit iu Washington, and so did branchas ui the Government. The Patent Office—about one-pixth of the urjwut building—wa»t .selected as a sale place. This was alwut 184U, and now the llureau aud lk>partipeut are rewarded by the proud opportuniiyto display what they have so long and so carefully kept aud ao jealously guarded. Next cuun* tho Treasury Department with a pr/fuse display of money, nor gold aud silver',altogether, hut urinte'. money. Tbe array of specimens ol Treasury notes of every description and dcnvminatiuu ever issued, is a otudy fur the admirer of beauty and flue art. Iu uu land under the sun is so much skill shown in the manufacture of paper iuo* jy. Thu papor for the cuutiluiital mun.y wa^xuide only a few miles hence, at the “Ivy Milk’’ and the mill is running yet and in the luind* of n descetdant of its old proprietor, but when the | writer vimtc<l it some time ugp, it .was. i making a nasty kind of thick wrapping i jwper of straw and old rupcs. Franklin used to get hl* paper there. Even it the OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER Splendid weather and splendid sights —The attendance increasing—More about Uncle Sam's General display Postal facilities on the groundsSome interesting subjects for future Letters—A few other things briefly mentioned. . old mill 1ms been burned down once or twice, it is— more certainly thanjthebay's । old jack-knife which had five new .blades j aud four flew handles—the same mill, and I it ought to drop the jtraw and junk and I make some more band-made, water-mark. : linen-stock joperwith som£ of old Ben­ jamin's shrewdudvice printed on it in old fashioned type. / And hero is the Navy Dvjmrtuwut wliieh shines—as it has a right to do—in bunting. ; One rends the history of the American flair suspcish'd from, the columns in tbc variotu forms uf the udouial aud couvon tlLUNK OOIMO SOtTII. IWWAK-1’ fllC'AGQ Ill’KOX Pxwiswvlam Drrnuiv TnreTaaxJHo. s. «•*. X. TWff| a. ■ rtebt u or. UlAUDliX H Utt ■»tUr Of IM.jUuu tfrCarrf* TKklSK HEAD!READ! READ! S't'TlI BATTLB CUXX. KICK These uiirivaled machines andrepatrs for me arc supplied nt lowoU factory prices ■lay Comfort and Rappinejn Siek *■« AtflWei! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY GREBLE& RUSSELL HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. DR. J. B T.aRifhn Th* noted and'jn»tly odebrated PhxahUaul San Fraaei«e<> California. re«i-netfu!lr annnunresftrcsriWirtart.’StS’JStts ;t tattac* Haute ftw eontaluttan dariaw IKB aiU PENSIONS Tn whom PeiMfona ore ,ytaa*rL*nd UtaetaaaU. Btata siStKtfis’.vsU’ we: rf WOMEX. rmnw .r «H t> With Lha hahlHMt romtu. w- wxsvlta mo rrojrroKE. -n M»r may r«dr« the beaefit ot hie el Ar^'.VirjJiKTj I’ll II.AbXI.I'll IA, May 27th. llGU. “ Union,” wilh and and while “fly," a The attendance at the Exposition in- : white anchor on a blue field, white Man on a blue field, and eventually the flag of , to-day, showing largest. uf aft, as if it had ■ Iletter than last week. For some days post grown in site as well as developed in de­ the weather has been most delightful, and • sign. The navy shows a variety of guns aside from the, slight drawback of a few for s]>ecial services, such as Iraat howitxers unfinished buildings, etc., this is redly the I and gunwale guns; it also lias pile* of aaval stores, with .smelling rope-, and pleasantest time to -visit the Exhibition. I things to eat and to wear; the provisions The trees, flowers, grounds and all sur­ to go to tlie great cook’s galleys and the roundings look as fresh and beautiful as a tarnishing of the men’s kits; the instru­ Is tbe Best Lager Rrcwod in tbe MtafH May Queen, and Fairmount Park is just I ments oYthe Tarnsit of Venus expedition, now the most attractive place to be found as the War Ifopartmcnt has those of the Signal Service. The Department has also anywhere. There u no dust and appro*- some boats Uf tbe Polaris exposition, one sire heat to be encountered, and travel ■wow made in an emergency from an ahan • Around lie many piles of both on the. rood and about the dty is not dooed vessel accompanied with many discomforts which shot and shell and of materia) suggestive of long service, when “they that go down will be inseparable from it in midsummer. FIELD to tba sea in stupe" have to depend upon Yet most likely the great rush of visitors the forethought of the providers, who must Tuauthy. Clow. Ita will come then, for American.* as a rule, be ready to supply everything frets a crease, somewhat and has been generally IRANI NAHM IMSION. The KelUhto Shari Liar EAST AND WEST. SllViTtBBCER HAND NANM AND BETR6IT WCHIGAM CBBTRAL RAILROAD. GOING EAST. select the season of the year for pleasure trips, when travel is a burden rather than a pleasure—when it is too hot to stay at home. There are still people who do not realise lhe discomforts uf tw»in a bod, in a seven by nine room, in the middle of July, and that is why the crowd is expect­ ed to be tbc largest TUW. AUFtAGVK. Frwidta. about awl after the glorious Fourth. Lost week I gave a- preUy full outline of the government agricultural display, but only “fooled round the edges" of the United States buLding proper, >B rii'w a » which I think w-’J, after a”, attract as much notice from the average visitor as any part of the i exhibition. Unde Sam’s ‘'Ccnteunial Branch Post Office," which oocupicr a space forty by aixty feet in lhe aonth-west wing of the building, ia as complete and well-ordered x* any city iu the country possess,-*. It is inclosed by a walnut par­ tition .with gtam from*, and lias five hun­ dred wmreuient lock lioxea. Timrcare-J urn catfierv employ<sl. and fifty Jm.ich for f depomting mail stationed at virions points , on the grounds. The clerks speak all ’an- ; guagm and tlw deposit hnxes are lettered ! in English. “ “• * ** Freud. « Gpnamii Spaiush, I Italian, and Japanota.1 __ _____ Hourly trip* . arc ; made to the main <;ty post office by the Centennial mail waging, which are hand­ some vehicles with drivers in uniform. One of the carriers is a John Chinaman. Sue hangs down his Imek as natural as o«<or.p,.u. . • The space occupied by the IW Offio: Department, proper, i» 40 x Di feet, and displays many intcrorting exhibit. The little Envelope Machine and uickfo plated Baxter Er-1-*, mentioned **—• •before. ■ • which mrt 22,000 envelopes per ing. This last ia tbo idace-to study homau nature. I cannot think of any pbre, where one would find such a varitay .fapotimow uf tho genur homo, in,-as the nalur uluto ®y. "nil stages of preaerratwn." Coming down from thegvverumc.it build- V.F.ST^JJSryiOFF UIE. d * t>i*- AsUroad taBXWmani DivMoa off counterfeit fifty cents MttnicAco, nice*, through In vluago, bat I cannot loarn dial mauh wm done al tt, and of c. mrae it, has been wholly stopped now. . ;■ ,’j .7;; Jr. abogt tattled tluiro will be tw forthi-r roduutwu iu . railway faro, and no the wmmiltac appointed by the (kuusinial (>nnmii*ronto confer with the railway au- fell Wai niitteml DOMI at � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-05.pdf 820513f5893ba149c2135dc37e504a21 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 11 The ^cjwi-Weekly heplihlicaji flapper. Read the Recor d GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AAD The Gitfiering of Veterans. ' The seveuth annual reunion of Michi- PUBLISHER. oy THE W CHILLED PLOW! TERMS (Hr SUBSCRIPTION : r/ iB»6 SoLo 18/1. 3043 Sold i/i i8?i. Solo i/I 18/3. 14976 SoLo i/t 1874. 31077 Sold /87g, 440 fuLLy 100000 oiLL DO 40401400 704 1876. Ofo 44L7 ra Yes of adtttt?tisino. 1/ rwr coiann. i ww 4X» lOLfloraunraaxofsajot iaa.m EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL •art Nine different Points for 1876, ms adapting the “OLIVE It” to 1 kind of soil and work. PHOFESSIQMAL AMD BO3HE3S CARDS. MILO T. WHEELER. COUNTY TRRASURXR.-Offlea in th« Co«rt ISAAC W. VROOMAN. PRICES REDUCED L'SbHB.-aHMXlW.Do«ty U.a. Mara Come and get one ON TRIL. civil, ENGINEER. CwU 1 trait. May 25. The “city of the streita*' was dressed in her most gorgeous attire to receive the vetenuu who rallied from every part o< the Stale. Among the Lansing aUdiera who joined their oom­ rads io tlus fraternal reonion were Gen. Ely, C. B. Hodakio, Allan Shattuck. E. H. iforter, F. Schneider, Georgo Law­ rence. George J. Foster, John Nagel, Merritt IxnrU, E. Cahill, and Chas. Priika. . . ■ ‘ Tlrerc were only fire or six members JOHN Q. CRESSY. ’ •looted: S- C- PHINDLE- Champion Reapers and Mowers. officers Schnell, Bter; executive Committee, Capt. I). M. Caldwell, Sergt. L. Smith. Sergt. Philip Hartman. Corp. M. A. Msrkham, Corp. A. Buro<>n, Corp. Frank M. Caldwell, Genuine Mishwaku Double "*,x Shovels, Harrows, KoadScrapers, «“•> a®- J. L- FISH, The reunion of this regiment was *L._ ’e-r. at the Biddle House at noon, with 65 memliers in attendance, a falling off of about one-half as compared with last 50jrl LLCIL’S RUSSRLL, G-ilKBLE & RUSSELL. AW YER. Cireoit Court CowWdooer. Jurtloo uf meeung. rnesMR. wsumb vernor, r.. m. I'hmputt. and J. G. Dwkmaon wren aponmtmliM* to In prepare nmnam a ■ regirwn. pointed a committee OBo.otor CHAS. H. BAL ER. iMi.r'.if rvuuioa was left to the executive commit­ tee. The fallowing office™ were elected for»th« ensuing year: President Maj. Horace Grey of Grasac laic; vice presi- > WM. IL HAYFORD, IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED Comparison Invited and Competition Befied in Teas, Coffees and Spices aroxxxsr stabjlby’s. ' WM. VJPfQHN, All grade, of Tom the very^beat in the Market rresh every week from the Importers 8. 8. SLEEPER & CO., of Boston, and for sale at prices which dees successful competition. . DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. GIVE ME A CALL. DR H, F- PECKHAM. Yernor of Detroit; executive committee, J. G. Dickinson of Detroit, R. M. Plimp­ ton of NUm. H. 8. Bootell, L. H. Ripley, I. C. R^iagtoDDfGrndHapUt. ' frrn CAVAI.RT. The 8th ckvalry held their reunion in parior C, Michigan Exchange. The at­ tendance was quite large. An address was delivered by Maj. N. S. Boynton, and elocted : Preaideut, Maj. N. & Boynton ; vice president, Col W L Buck; come ponding secretary, Scrgt T N , Birilsall; recording secretary and treasurer, Capt John II. Riggs,orator for next meeting, Sergt C G Ifobiwteou. 2d 27th INFANTRY. INFANTRY at noon nt the Cx« House, s laryc attend regiment printed for distribution among once being present. The president. Maj the members. Capt Ephraim Marble Harrison Soule of Jackson, presided. delivered a brief and appropriate^ address, After the transaclioa of the ordinary which was received with much enthusi­ business, the following officers were asm. 11 was decided to hold the next elected for the ensuing year: • President, reunion al Adrian, upon the occasion of Maj Harrison Soule; viec president, the next state reunion. The following Lieut A J Anderson ;secretary, Dr Mil­ Officers were elected : Prarideot Gen'J G ton Chase. The office™ were also elected Parkhurst of Coldwater ; vice pnaddenta, executive committee for the ensuing year. Capt Ephraim Marble of Ann Arbor, and The next reunion will be held at the time Capt C C Starkweather of Detroit; secre­ of the next so’ldiera' and sailors’ reunion tary and treasurer, B B Bissell of Albion ; at Adrian. , Th*5 14TH INFANTRY. meeting ef the] surviving members of this rogimeut woh held al the Russell House, about 36 being present An organisatton was t perfected by the election o uf officers : PremPresif the following officers de0. Dr Wwanl Batwdl; ‘secretary and . z. - James » -n i treasurer, Capt Barnard; oorrts- pondiog secretary. Maj Wm E Springs­ teen. A committee was appointed to make itrrangementa for a rcuniou of the regiment to be held in Ypsilanti on the 1st <if September next. 15in INFANTRY. Maj W C Btovena; secretary, Adj W W 10th CAYALRT, PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, The reunion of lie IMi cavalry TAKE NOTICE. 1 asssa Sw„t's - - --- MICH . The Mountain, ken up for distribution as aoaveaira The 4 r,— .k- THE KTRKET PARADE. There were about 1,000 of the old vet­ erans In line, with their battle torn flags waving above them. The side-walks along the whole line of march were throng­ ed with an immense concourse of people. Roofs and windows were occupied; the Campes Martins was densely thronged; the steps and Lolcouica and towers of the city hall were covered with peo|A‘; the| porks were filled; there must have been 50,000 spcctatora on the streets. A sa­ lute of 100 guns was fired M the prixxssion passed the soldicra monument. ADDRESSES. At the opera house D. C. Holbrook of Detroit delivered the welcoming aJdtv», which was most eloquently responded to by Gcu L> M Cutelwuu of jlatuKue. The oration on “War memories and eiril duties’’ by'Charles 8 May, occupied more than au Lour. After declaring that the North was right and the South wrong in this great contest, he dilated ou the duty of national pacification and re­ conciliation between the aections, and spoko as if the people of the North refused to accept the proffered hand of the South in brotherly reunion,—which is a misrep­ resentation. Il is the people of the South who refuse to be recon­ ciled to thone of the North, nnlese they wiilsappreaa their political convictions. Mr. May should go down among the Con­ federates, and tell them how necessary it is that they exercise a pacific spirit and learn to tolerate polticol discussion and independent voting, if they wish to be prosperous and happy. For him to lec­ ture the soldiers of Michigan on forgive­ ness and magnanimity was a piece of sub­ lime assurance! - B Baker of] J A Swilsborh of St Louis, Mo, Major Dek* Saf of Grand Havw, and private H H A BANQUET. Wobb of Mattawan; aeoretary and treaswas held in the evening al a About 30 members joined in the re­ union al the Biddle House, and were called to order by Co! H 8 Dean of Ann Arbor. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting, but no new btuinees was xxSOmS past A short address was delivered by Gen L 8 Trowbridge, aud the following were elected office™ of the awmeiation t President Gen L 8 Trowbridge; vice president, Mid Cicero Newell, sccretarv, TUB the Biddle sat down to sumptuous viands. Toasts were responded to by Wbu P. Wells, Henry M. Duffield, Governor Bagley, Gcu. D. S. Stanley, Sylvester Laroed, Captain Edward Cahill,George W. Bough and Gea J G Parkhurst. ' 1 am now running a NEW PORTABLE MACHINE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. My address is Irving, Barry (Jo., Mich. A.. S. DTLAN. Irving. Mich , April, 11th, 1876. regi- There were about 36 To tkoge U7umi it may Concern: IKY k KKOSSKAU. raxrniBX, .»a*»hu™ o«^». 17th infantry. This regiment, better known xs the “Old Stonewall,'* met at the Biddle 22d infantry. J"olin. Stanley. U: large. There were many in the city, but not more than A dosen goL together at room 164, Russel! Bouse. The following officers were elected: President, Sergt Oscar Joalin ; secretary, Capt John Stew­ art ; corresponding wcretary, Lieut P Cassidy; orator, Capt John Uumudine. 9th cavalry. The members of the 9th cavalry regi- HTOBGTON-Hkk- URANDRAFIDe. THE The attendaucc of members of (his regi- BURGHER. OJle' ji eja McAllister Co D. Chpt Hamilton; Co E, •niuing year: President, Capt Clint Spencer; Tice presidents, Col George^ C ;Wlteaton Carpenter ;&> F, Cd! Raymond; Hopper, Capt Saninel E Andrus, Dr . Co G, Joel CMbn ;!Co H, Capt ftriacoe; Nonnan Johnson, Corp David F Fox ; CoX<)ba>’Funke;Cb K, J. W -Clevesecretary and treasurer, Lieut John Gor-' ‘laud. The president, vice president, and ing. It was voted that every member of corresponding secretary were authorised the icgiment in the city should attend to designate tha- placs for next meeting, the banquet; if he was unablo to' buy a and appoint the local committee of prepe ticket, one should bo provided %r him. rations. ■ . did not elect any office™, but was partic­ About 20 members assembled at the ularly noticed in the parade. Among Globo Hotel iu t^e afternoon, upon the cBmplelion of tho exercises at the opera those who marched in the ranks were ex­ Auditor General Humphrey of Jackson, bouse, and effected a temporarv organisa­ Col F Schneider ami Capt Charles II tion by the election of Capt John Quig­ lledskin of ihiscfey. ley as prooidenL It was resolved to hold The earl^ p^rt of the daj wan given up a regimental reunion in Detroit, Augua; 5th infantry. to the reunions of the various regimenu 19th.' The veterans of the 5th infantry met represented. at the Russell Howie, about 40 members From the Itatruit /’mz w^ take the being present. They ■ had a pleasant This regiment which numbered over followiegixeo^b of three reunions which social time and enjoyed themselves to­ is ofgeire^ tbtereM: gether for an hour or more. No busi­ clctm'n brigade. ness wxn transacted. the Biddle House. It waa the first meet­ ing, however, and now that ao organiza­ The membere of the 1st, 5th, 6th and j 8th infantry. W tion had bceucffected, a large attendence 7th cavalry ragtaaouta -41 in all—met in The reunion of thia regiment was held u expected*™ Iho the future. The annu­ room 28, Michigan Exchange. . As there at the Biddle House at aoon and was at­ al dues were fixed at fl. .The fallowing tended by about 40 members. Gcu ' office™were elected President, Maj A Ralph Ely presided. After reading the ' P ll Aradt of’Befrorlj viot ^preeidenu, minutes of the last meeting the following ,Capt Wm II Crouch of Anu Arbor, officers were elected: President, Gen । Sergeant Jaujes C Voorhies of Rochester, formerly a brigade associatimi, but it had Ralph Ely of Lansing ; vice president, ' Lieut Georgo A Seeley of Detroit, pri- ' not been kept up. It is called the Michi­ Captain L G Buckingham of Flint ; ; rate H J Bartlett of Memphis,' private gan cavalry brigade — hriatiou, and has secretary and treasurer, Capt E Maruiu H Clay Hartwell of Flint; secretary, Q the following office™ for the ensuing of Detroit; historian, Sergt W B Fox of : M Sergt James T Beadle of Detroit; year: Preaident. Geo. B. A. Alger; vice North Newburg. ’ ■ treasurer Sergt. George T Jacks of Detroit ; presidents, Col. Fieeman Norvell, Col. historian, Scrgt Wm H Wood of Roches ■ J. IL Kidd. Maj. Wm. M. Ksiriut, Surter ; bwgter^Kkffiohs Zieaao of Detroit. gvoo.G. 11. Richards; secretary. Maj. P, About 30 members uf this regiment Motheraill; treasurer, Assistant Surgeon B. B.Boreh. Gen Parkhurst The 6th Michigan heavy artillery' met IHEklFF. DrtM.tr O>aa<r S»r»c-y°r »OJG CwviMcr. lfSc..t tb.Cwirt Ifaise. WM. 1054. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 5,1876 THE OFFICERS elected for the ensuing year were: Presi- 23d infantry the council chamber at. 1 o’clock, Col D H Jerome of Saginaw. The elec tion of office™ for the ensuing year re­ sulted is the choice of the following: executive committee, Capt W President, Capt G W Buckingham ; vice president, Cant Benj F Briscoe; secreta. ry, Capt Charles Fowler; treasurer, Capt Bum adjourned the president Samuel E Pittman, Col N ,B Eldridge, Capt Epbriam Marble, Capt D W Clem­ mer, Gen B R Pierce, Col W B McCroery Capt H H Burrows, Geo B F Partridge. CorpV W Bruce; eorreaponding accretexy, Capt Beojamiu F Briscoe; recording secretary, Cant Wm II Manton ; treasurer Cd 8 8 Mathews ; executive committee, Col H M DnffieW. Gen W H WUhingtim, tome Mr| Graves. Col Thaa Sayior, Col Robert Burns. 1877, at phre wHiin tWI INFANTRY. There were forty-nine births iu the Township ofi Vermontville last yaw—a > / �k’es, people. «>“*> Amer- ■ iventiun nomination Mfe tb«« i»>J be one, bol U hu. lUsTtsu, Mich., ■cd Jcsr 5,1876. him, since Mr. name Cs. has the voice of the prem it the voice of an met in secret nereion in the npper chamber of the Ruerell Home. If the people, when it speaks for the nomination ring nJBBtera, We have onlj tc say that he is to true and noble a man to be caught in such who has done noble service in the cause of riuht, justice aud humanity, and duaarves belter of the * Republicans of Michigan, than to bo used For President। RVTIIHKFOBD IL HAYES, as a tool to men I by designing defeat the wishes of the Republican masses ; ; aud we do not yet believe he will of- Ohio. consent to be thus med, especially in his For Vice-President, prerent physical condition, which but too JOHN F. HARTRANFT, plainly indicates, that his work on earth of Pennsylvania. world. unkind No word or thought concerning Har­ Mr. wood .shall over spring from our suul,.but ‘‘Honest money for all. and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” wc cannot consent to see sacrificed on the altar of men’s personal ambition so able >nd true a mau av Charles M. that Mr. Howard with all merits, even in his most vigorous days, should be made Governor. The people are for Mr. Croswell. his nomi- They nation as the Republican Republican National Convention. Croswell, his candidate for Governor, aud it remains to be seen wheth­ The next union Republican Convention for the nomination of candidates for President and Vice-President of the United States, will be held in the city of Cincinnati on Wedne*. •lay the fourteenth day of June, IH'G. al 12 o'clock noon, and will consist of delegates er this Russell House cabal is remarks ■. jwwcrfui trict read him to Congress- Speaking of ibis CtnetnMli ' explain why gendemro who incline toward free tradearc no strong­ While Mr. Howard might live to dis­ charge the duties of Governor, it see* to us the duties of that office would, be a very severe tax upon httn. Mr. How­ ard has no stronger admirer in _ the Stattf than ourself, but we should hesitate about putting aside n man like the Hon. Chas. M.CiwweU, ebysfeallyss well aa men­ tally strong, for a man in as poor health as » Mr. Howard. However, this is a matter for the State Convention to tun aider.’ The Tnbitnf» undoubtedly cor­ rect when it says that “Mr. Howard's name would be a bulwark of strength in the canvass." , But if his strength will allow it, wc should prefer to see bis dis­ to join the noble army of patriots iu that upper *nd belter tlw ; Can any one is nearly done, and that ho Will .soou go Subject lo tho decision of the Republi­ can National Convention. Corolioo to (kmoeosoo. The Howell [e , _A. Douglu’a son is a delegate from North the of Mr. Croswdk ! Of the proposed candidate uf the Heiss nmn *1,200 fi r of July celebration. suggested. And we have good re believe that in other counties as in this, company. st and largest line of Clothing, in Barry Coun'„ _ -Ja and youths suits, odd coats, pants and vests, and a Uor« for ly in favor of Mr. Brutow ? The three Republican Dominations for Congrsre thus far made in .Iowa hare all been given to soldiers. linn of Overcoats all sizes, .styles, kinds and prices. Over The judgments obtained by the gov-1 ernmeut against disdllert tn St. Louis I | The treaimeul of Mr. K<r uudcr char,;<rcrena rjatternE Of imported and domestic get M wo^erftilly difcent from anything a,,ICrtni F*411 v 1 the CLOTHS ANO CASSIMERES. Rcpubliceti thu* far. •cconW *< Brownlow nays that there is one uot man tn all the Democratic House of Rep- ' pjaentatTvee wK> romonip' W the standard „ matter, Barry County Rfpitf-licttH says: . There is no man in Michigan that stands higher than C. M. Croswell, ot Adrian. In tho very prime of hi* man­ hood, polished and refined in every re­ spect, of splendid address and an eloquent speaker, honcet and modest to the very cxucmCi nc „ wou WH1 extreme, he is B a m311 man who will create an enthusiasm in the party that will carry ________ the Klate_______ by storm. _ii-' m Tho * men ~ who v~ be­ little Mr. Croswell MrCroswell i are treading on uncer­ tain ground and their motives may well ONE HUNDRED amount Io nearly a milliou of dollars. The Treasury estimates Departmcot that there will be a • total deficit iu the revenqu-of fourteen million.’ for the fiscal A first-claw* TAIL.OH from Petmit, ported won. i^hen w# shall be prepared to furnish the beat clothing TO ORD ER, and perfect fits guaranteed, nt the Old Corner Stand in Empire Block. IIaMings, Melt. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO. yenr^hding June 30 the roar" is the “Americans’to rule Ha'tin-.;*, Mich. adopted ibis year in electing delegate* to the Democratic Convention at St. Louis. Fall in, young voters, if you like the lead. RlCKFOftb It ts thought at Washington that the Belknap impeachment trial will AUTOMATIC be post­ be questioned.__________ ' . poned untik November, to avoid. prolongMr.Croswell is u6t a more newspaper candidate, aud is by no means an office Embrace* under one managraent tbr Gimt 'Frank Ballway Lines of th. WERT and NORTH-WEST. ami. w.tb ita numerous branches and connect . forms the eliortewt and quickest reutr Iwtween Chicago and all jsiinta in iLUMOIB, WteOoJtSI.X, SuitTUEkv Michigan, Minnwota. |owa, Caltfounia and the Wiser- dial seeker. For 12 years his numerous hocmmon. friends and adminr* have solicited Hi.« some men's vanity may be gratified, or The IndiaMpuiia Juonnil ray* permission to use bin name in connection some Man* personal ambition to l>c Sen­ with the office of Governor and it was latent figures for the Cincinnati Convent ator ft* the ensuing six years may be only after he had received assurance* (toil are Blaiue, 2‘J4; Murton. 210; Conkgratified, for wc have no doubt, llut the .from every quarter of the State, that the liug. R0; Ilartrauft,' M: Briafiow, 57; “true inwardness’’ uf this movement is itcoplc dcHtrvd him to take the office, that Hay«s, 47;'Jewel, 10. and of two delegates from he consented to allow his name to be pre­ ritory and the District of ( either pure spite because the people are Au exchange a*y»; “A little wit goca sented to the Convention. for Mr. Croswell and not for A or H who The Lansing UepMican rays : rrcotumendai to invite all Republican cleetora desired to contest the nomination with .«., .. —— and all other voters, without regard to teast The proposal to nominate Wm. A. the fac--’ of the earth.” p<ilitical differences or previous party affilia­ Mr. C. or else to perputuate the term of a Proctor Knott Chairmau uf tho Judiciary tions, who are opposed to reviving sectional certain gentleman iu the Senate of the Howard as the Republican candidate for Governor has fallen flat. No paper in Committee, which wv carrying the joke a issues, and doaim tc promote friendly foolitiR and permanent harmony tkrpugbout the coun­ United States, neither uf which is very tho State excepting the one which find try by maintain^ and enforcing all the commendable when it assumes the shape advocated it, the Bay City TrAttor, gives constitutional rights of every citizen, includ­ Another IfotaMratfc dmrtffeper at it much support. His feeble health is an ing the fUU and free exercise of the ri^ht of of “Star Chamber" dictation. overwhelming objection. On the ether Washington has dwgr-lod himself by act'- 2nd suffrage without intimidation and without Of this movement the pres* tout begun hand, the Adrian 7»w» dedarea that -x- ing the part of abul^y. An unpaid groto speak, and wogivo place in this issue Speaker Croswell, whore fitness is coneedto its voice as follows : friends, they propose to have him stay, Tho Adrian Ttmeasays: ble officers ; who are in favar of making such a Democratic official. and be proposes to stay.'.* Cbadcs M. Croayrell i* ou uovice in enough Yo overrule their wishes, . . jiublir. life sting any of its obligations, and in favor of sustaining, in every way the national faith Il« !'»■ borne a prominent part iu State affairs for many sccoud Ip no mau iu in Slate the the knowledge wliiel, the Governor of Michi­ liberty and ihould be maintained absolutely free from sertariaa-control; who believe that, for the promotions of throe end., and direc­ tion of the government should continue to be confided in those >vhu adhere to the princi­ ples of 1770 and support theta as incorporat­ ed in the conMitution and laws; end who arc tn favor of recognizing and strengthening the fundamental principle of national unity in this centennial anniversary of the birth of the Republic. E. D. Mouas, Chairman Republican Na­ tional Committee. gan ought to possess. Mr. friends named him for the place, believ­ ing him second to no man iu the State in the capacity aud qualifications necessary position. Having placed in him the field, they propose to have him stay, aud lie propose* to stay. the nomination of man fur Governor out the pole to the interests of the people of the State, and who could not be used M a cats paw, to pul! any reference to uptm the Republican party of aa their candidate for Govcrior. itaUkte* tioofiof Mr. the immediate Michigan Mr. Ho Blaine al present?' They hare been reading the reports of Rcpubli tho Saltan of Turkey, hut several inaden tai facta serve to throw lighten the on gin and tendencies of the movement can convvtitiouA lately.' । It is cheering to sec such a Veteran -fighter of wrong as William Lloyd Garri­ son standing up. and to acceptably discharge the duties of the We have no word to say against** the ability of the Boa. William A. Howard. We know and recognise the important Work he has done, and wc hope will still But when THE GUBERNATORIAL QUESTION. be able to do for the party. the Bay City Trlbtate rays what it docs in its concluding paragraph, in regard to We. note, not without tome surprise, the his ; phyried health, it either speaks igno eflorta of certain men representing no-body rantly or else with a deliberate intention but themselves, meeting iu an upper room ]to deceive. Mr. Howard's own words to in the Russell House, at Detroit, to make his friends at the secret meeting 'which placed him in’thc field was to the effect the attempt to dictates nomination for thU the state of hb health absolutely for Governor, by the forth coming Republican ;bads him attempting to riisebrtee the ac­ duties of the office; that he would Convention. Most of these gentlemen, tive 1 as wo see their names published are er have 'only accept the nomination uu condition that a mau was named for the Lieutenant been aspirants forthe Gubernatorial nom­ Governorship who was fit and competent ination, or arc prominent U.1 S. officials. to discharge ths duties of Governor. There mon saw the popular will indicated Here is where wo take issue with the ride of all ring), true as the needle to hand with (Croswell's •nd OaHfomii Line and best route for all pointe In Illinois, Iuwa. Dakota, Nkbrabka Wvomixo. Colobado, Utah. Nevada. CaliroBVXA. OkboOn, China Japan and AUBBBAX4A. Its Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line xa the abort line for Northern Wis­ consin and Mimnsbota. and for Maui bon. Kt. Faux, Mxmnnapolis, Duluth and all paint* la the Great Northwest Its Winona and St. Peter Line Is the only route for Winona. Roch»TKK.OWATOXNA, MANKATO, St. PtfTKS New ULM, and all pointe iu Southern and Oentral Minneanta. It* Green Bay and M«*a, JettB Line la the only Ufa for JAKterritax, Watkbtoitn.FunoDu Lac. Oshkosh, APPuraoK, Gbkkn Bay, Kkanaiu NBGAUNU MABQUETTE, HQUUHTO.S Hancock aud the Lake hwkriob al! partis* tViUNTUT- ita iafrtaafoa Freeport and Dubuque Lins la (beonly route for Elgin, Rockfomd. FuffPOBT, and all pointe via Ere>q»>rt. Ita Ohicaao and Milwaukee Line Ta the old Lake Shore Route* and »the only one paasing through Evanstun, La*b i Icaaar, Hiohumi i*ark. AVA UK BQAN, ACINE. KENiMHA Iu ..iknUr. oMrvM Milwaukee. . kviTTixn ilAcnixt Mm. Co, BaOularer*. HrwtU»b»rw, Vu Puthnan Palace Cart are run on all through train* oftbb I-road. Thia it the ONLY LINE ruunint I tlMMe caro between Chiouro and til. _ __ __ _ 1 Paul, Chicago and Mliwaukw. or Chi­ Farm in the Towuridp uf Ita.tinK*. near c’ta° and WlOOna. Quimby Station, oa iba Grand Itaphb LH*l»At Omaha OUT SleepeHI connect with tea afiWMtehinn Central Railroad, contain, the Teriand Sleeper* on thu Vnl.o ing tUQHYY .1 C’«£S. of wbieh i a O allroad for all polute \\ cat ®! THE (ICKFOIB A8T0HATIC The Turkish Revolution. But little more teems to have come-' to declaring his belief that "the nation w purer to-day than it rule in Turkey, derived from the Koran, has always been that the ddeet member of has ever been before." Billious young re the Oman family should succeed to the formers maj Icaru something from that. Peter Cooper raid a few days ago tliat stance being the late Sultan's nephew. About ten months ago an important com­ he was too old to accept the PraridentiJ mand in the array was given by tho Sul- renewed his youth, in return of the flat- ffliitthxg Machine I FARM FOR SALE! soon perceived that this was intended to prepare the way to the throne by com if he were only in mending him to the Turkish ‘nation. better health perhaps it would bo. well The result was directly opposite, by ar­ lb« Pramfora ousing the suspicious and resistance of for him to feel once what his party have all who have been dissatisfied with the caused Mr. Blaine and Mr. Bristow to Government for some time, or who have Th?Zrorartr ‘ uTl- rate un I CHICAGO M follow.: A F'fr.t-Cla.i Farm, time, however, the crisis was ao doubtful that Mebcmcd Murad, the true heir appar»> : l____________n r". days, disappeared from the scene and betook himrelf to some place of aaftty. Now ha faaanedto the throne by a of their Chestnuts out nomination must be prevented at all hax- ards. Wc know there political history. and their men Wo know their action for twenty years last pest, and we arc glad ;.to know that thcpccp/e all over the State 1805, before William H. Baraum was look with deserved Contempt on their efforts to the front in the hour of hi. thereto. That demand runs like a mort- '' c“"' flaAylocatH, and under thorough cult me. | ForHt. Paul and Minneapolis, Tao Fur Putieolan inpuire at ibfo office or of the i Through THllM DffiUy. with PuUnwn lie who has the meat Suteeriber. Palaeo (Xr* attached on both traln_ . , , , , MoPIIKRsOX For Qm Bay and Lake Huwriot XXBOmC ’ Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palare Hartiap. Jan’y. Im. IM4. generally chosen into public office.” But Can attached, aa’l running through to Thurlow Wood don't like talk about Til- representative, of throe great Powera, .ud , ——---------uuu ... „ „ Morse's Geography aaya, under the head the EiEur ar nsemei THE FOE OF PAIN of the fire, and hcocc concluded that his be served bv the man they choose to serve them. Aller election comes the dmcharging of the duties of the office. Is it good policy io name a man for Governor, and who, if elected, as he himself says, would only be Governor in name add nut in fact ? gfiK* v“ . of Connecticut, known. would be usclcn and worse than umJcm CALIFORNIA country's of danger, «uu and whom needed wuuu money IUVUCT was was 110CUCU *«*-*—*«,*-. Mr. purac was not open.” The SL Clam flfepaMiwa ray.; Marquette. For Milwaukee, Four Through Train* daily, Pullman Car* on night train*. Parlor Chair Chra on day trains. For Sparta and Winona anti points In JlfaUNHbr-Qa. Through Train dally, wits Pullman Hlecpera u> Wimma. I* theQzasd OU MUSTANG LINIMENT, For Dubuque and La Crosse, ylaCU^ ton. Two Through Trains daily. •»« FaUman Cm on night train to Mr STOOD THE TE-.IT OF lo forestall the action of the Repubhciui Tho effort to bring forward the name of Hou. William A. Howard ra the can­ State Convention. didate for Governor, after the widespread The people can be trusted to relent expraaioa ia fitvur of Hoo. Chariot M. l he next Governor, in their primary Croswell, docs not make much headway. conventions, without the aid of or So far wily one paper appear* to fall in dietatibn from the. ring mastera of with the movement, and Um probs “ men’s personal amlntiou or tho u that Mr. Howard will follow the ^stetomcn whore nreure hare boon lackics of the notional administration. Uoucd and pabbdy withdraw his ThcNo tremenduous men make the won­ The movement is evidently am to derful dbcurey that the popular uprising luterest of the JUpubKeret ^wrty ami eerin favor of Mr. Creswell m “ody news- to bun.' Thcn te ufthc Puweni referred totally failed to smutch him. The con­ sequence m that he goes into the nrkMi Ctouw, m drfud. of ihleh ■ elTeaoJ mcuurrn" .™M ukon k, tho Pimm, llhnm likd, ihr - nati ConvcoUot. the only THay IH NO FORE IT WILL Nu‘lACHK^ KO Cincio- candidate who Four Train* dallyFor Hwktord, Hterllor Jwmvllte. ud oUnr poiru. r«> <» bore from two to ten trains dally. 2S OTHER domestic akOfltea, SM Farnham Street; sssmibfem Chicago I, fa emmfcmUmiof hh the throne in a complicated MANY AX■A M?A W.E MOB»k’ ““ had grievance, suffered by the rwrtvlx .I,-____ ' _ the withdrawal of-other —-fir n* ff*. - the, will |.UJ VTke ' FEwaioira 11 MamVXN HvaHirr. Gew. Hup't, t hirer’ nnnnnsG DOVE at this OJFIC® �Council Proceedings. fepliblicaji hpptf. Jbt __ wmmFAFtiwufiTmin. -*T KANG ERH GUIDE CITY LOCAL R- R. TIMIM ARD Indisputable Evidence. iDaffdo. K.X^-I wii ■ing. May 25th, A. D.. 1876, nt the Council present, lhe Council adjourned until Saturday evening. May 27th A. D., 1876. L. D. Qracxanvitt, Recorder. The Cutnmon Connell of ths City of Hastings met pennant to adjournment, on Sat ttrday evening, May*27th, A. D., 1876, at the present lhe Council adjourned Sine Die. L. D. Quackksbvsh, Reoorder. The Common Council of the City of Hastings POSTpFFlCK TIME CARD Council room. J. M. NEVINS. P. M. The Committee on Ordinances reportcd an Ordinance relative to the Fire Depvrtmatit, Ohi. itemie and retail, best badly afflicted I did the llaectted without a bottle of Hie Discovery and Purga­ tive Pallets in the house. They are a solid. iu the oity at ‘ Smith, xxl8w3 Manee4 Pbestons. DBY GOODS HAVE TACK A TUKIS ! Gulden Medical Discovery, with daily un of FURNITURE! Of everyjjlescription which we At A W. Bailey's. can sell cheaper than any boos- in Bar­ ry County, for thew reasons: let Because we have no rent I > pay. 21. Because we make the most of our Jxmsdalc muslin 12 eta. Shirting Gets. Extra heavy Shirting 121 cts. Beat cottonades 15 to 30 cts. goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the best c work­ men. 4th. Because we warrant all goods we make. We sell nonc.of this cheap-made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. Tbe goods wc make Is made by hand, and warrauted. We invite all persons to Twu button Kid A nice line of Cant'Endings «l»y ofb»«rlric A full nnd complete assortment of Clothing. xxi5tf A. W. Bailet. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY; The ordinance wm then read the third time Su^. Suu. . Closing out Slae—Canned good-* at cost aud more loo, al J_ Smith, Manee 4 Prertox'b, XXlBl Time to Settle. all about the county The lime has now come wlien my coup's must be paid. 1 hat that I must be paid, and to nt test intitt tliat persons who owe j-ry »/» without further delay. Ralph Jurkax. May, 17th 1876. XXlOwJ Helped fully. □old nsj. Literary. Church Calendar. Head the Council proceeding!. June Thursday night. The Masons of Leslie are 11, Triuily Sunday, and Feait of Codfish, Trout. Whitefish, Mackerel, Silinon, aud Herring, all New Fish at Smith, Manee 4 Preston's. xxifiwS Ruing up a fine lodge room. Wed needs v. S Croswell deiirea to form an opin Going to Kansas or Colors do. - day 88j cents on the dollar. ConArmntlun (Tau on Thursday evening al Choir meeting ou Friday evening at 8 o,clock. al Midland, on LOM EUD.OQQ Southern Judicial Ku-1 emmanuel church. . S’.’ fbr one year’s sntwriptlon to Republic Publishing Company, Washington. D. C. REVOLUTIONARY BATTLES. School and Lending Library Literature. OarrrA Qaartrrig Rrritx ; Recent Scotch Novels te liar; Life Junin Vitali's Client. a French J 5 igrant rates to .the San Juan Mine*. Pullaian Palace Sleeping Curs between the Missouri River and the Rocky mount tains without change. Clow? coauection m ado at Kansas City and Atchison in patbiea of Individuals, ^tataforThe Coadl- Burial Case Co. His many friends wish him success. i Quekt—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brothers of course. r.: Wanted.—Every one to try our Agricultural Society Meeting. Central park is the name chosen for the new city park at Kahmasoo. The Michigan Democratic delegation stands: Tilden 16. Hendricks6. ths people of that fUais are anticipating the ’*‘ ‘ ‘ * ’nduitry. » The Niles penpie arc trying u> Carl Schura to orate to them July 4. Esq., aas Judge Lildejohn will deliver Fourth-of-July oration at Cognac. The Executive Commitec and others of the Barry County Agricultural Society are requested to meet at the Co. Clerks office ou Saturday June 17th at lO o’clock A. M. to arrange list of premiums and nake arrangements for holding tbe annual Fair. ■ Geo. Kxagle. Prra. J. M. Nevinb. Sdc'y.________________ the uf Mr*. John Hotchkiss, died at the residence Bronsou. Branch county, celebrated Decoration day this year for the first Uni kkpjHg Juliet? At Albion. May 19, a child of Iririxg Marble was dangerously poisoned by eat­ la tbs Township of Rutland, had this city wm xxr8w3 k. Train baa brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaitera for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell Teas Pxkston. WHOLESALE A RETAIL DjMsten OMt_ftarttts Frames, fc. MUIWS GROCERS Look here ! Lpok hero ! leaper than any firm in the State? a do it, fi»r, with the help of Otr Hr Sale at ite Lowest Unot Rale Wo STOiM WATER UK J. M. HEWES, UE vru paarantee Satisfaction. .Hearne furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth We can give you better figures than ever c* ferud before, for wc nuke tho most of oCoffins and* Furniture. JHiiR Shingles Lath &c Salisbury A, Brosseau. Hastings, Dec., 22, 1876. 62yl . Strayed from the posture on the Mos­ ier farm, in the Township of Carlton, a light bay marc colt, two years old, rsther thin ii» fl«sd>, and rather small iu size. Any person giving information where the coU may be found will bo liberally re­ F. J. Jones, Howe Machine Agent. Hastings, May 31st 1876. xxilOtf warded. Do you want the Havana > to J. P. Roberta' for them. WOOL. WOOL CAB-DING, Baildix on Cigars New Haven Conn., FOR TKra Mercantile Training Mrs. Kate Barr ot Kalamasoo, has re­ covered $125 from a Battle Creek aalocnist mimed Hodge, for selling her hus­ xx4ltf CffARLES R WELLS, FrrMmi. USSRr 2i. BILLS, Secretary. shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., Church aud Railroad Street. xxGtf owner of XSatnGllahiml In 1SU4. I wish to oil all wool rayadf, and will GEORGS L BEA THS. Maus Hastings, Mich. R. D. Bullock the well known STEBBIKS BIO’S FURNITURE, J. Cole &, Son WELCOME MARBLE. HASTINGS. MICH.. Mar 3L IA8. J. WE MEAN BUSINESS I Furuhure Rooms south side Stale St.. opposite'll. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. YOUKTGJMEN. celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different xiodx of Sewing Machines. Needk> and Maehme Oil. I also sell Wall 4 ury May 20 wm $1^12338.72 ; receipts during the week ending May 27 were $22,397.40; paymefi's during same time were $15,1*08.73; balance in treasury May 27th, 1876, $1.218,825.39, ia- Smith, Manbe Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition at oar Fiimltuie Store. All kinds of work made lo or­ der. Repairing of nil kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. Dealers tn all kinds Our Centennial, Mrs. Peter Kelly of Monro Her birth to her 19th child Miy 20. oldest is 19 years of age. The Michigan State Eclectic Medirel Association will meet in Lansing <m Wed­ nesday aud Thursday, June 7 and 8. band liquor. nr.d lie happy again A Great Redaction in Frites! salisburyTbr6ssea u M. D. Reed deriret to call attention to ing rhubarb. • A hail-storm at SpringwelU May 16 spoiled 1,000,000 of newly moulded un baked brick. The first postmaster at Charlotte Jonathan Searltt, whose commisskdated August 24 th 1838. READ THIS Whitman's Assorted Candies—lhe best n the market. A full aupply'at J. P. Roberta'. • Three men of Gratiot county made 8,600 lbs. of maple sugar this season. , likowlM. and everything tn the Furniture Hue. We invite all jieraonfi to call and look k ioffins, Caskets & Shrouds UNO PIASTER Topeka, Knit. XX52lf bear Inspection. No trouble at all show goods. Parttea having Pictures to Tram a would do well tog 'them framed of us as we can do it P .^jrand Cheaper than any bonne iu P ry County. We keep the Largest aud Best uelectod stock ot PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDijcoh, Brackets, Papkb-HoldEBB, WaLL-PoCKETR, Sl.IPPEK- Hounou, J. D. FOSTER. WM. EIXJAH. What! don't you think wc can sell Anderson, W. 11. II. Heath, the senior luembc of the firm of Heath, Salisbury 4 Cor1 lixt retired from business in this tity, and is now traveling for tho Grand ilapitL* ■s State Affairs. *Surdir» azceetad. IDailr. •Catmo <Wo- Jlvtur; A Frenchman on French Cincinnati tjiquirrr. was killed Sunday Take the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad; the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the tx^auti— ful Arkansan Valley, lo Puc’Jo, Colorado Sprnps, Cucharas. Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Ke and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Ariaoua. Special round "trip ' 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at $50. taking in the famous Watering T. J. STEBBINS BRO’S, Keep It. Where you wul fiud all kuids of PROBATE ORDER. completely Nothing and pasMd by a m^orWy vole of all tbe mem - fcctiy smoulhnnd thepcaly eruptions aregone. been slecl m followo: j He hai taken some neren or eight bolt lee iu Ayei-AIJermsn, Evane. Lewis. MeNsuioa. 1 ■». »nd considers himself cured. This < ».e Tu.ll..., «. Farmers remember that the old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury U, as ever, buying egg”, butter, poultry and all kinds ?f farmer’s produce, under Barlow 4 Good fear’s store, and paying for the same tho kigheat market pncc. Patronise tho house Jeu know to Ve reliable. XX2tf blolelm aud scab ». and on muliou of Aid. Tumlimou, the rejxirt HuM.il, HASTINGS 11319^ Tobacco.—Wc can sell the best for the money in the city. ’ Smith, Maxes 4 Preston'* cxi8w3 , WHERE i your Pellvti and DiMovery. I have j-acommruded the use o.' these medicines la several tee ere compHcated thought, an impure a ruvrred with ■COUNTY OFFICERS. uwto pitiful ulyBcu ever <^rn. hl* fire swollen out McNauton Russell, Sheldon. Tomi inion. For Sale—A fine more and colt. Time will Im given if desired for an appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones, xxiar, • o* r\ to add my testimony « properties ®f your Alt. pli»h all they era claimed to do. I will only mention one aa remarkable, (though I could '.WSrXJSHAS ■ aad BatUa Crssk-A Uytl^aad Woodlsni-j <ny. and Maiafdayat 1> mo, HL, July B. 1874. The Common Council of ths city ofTiasliagi XXIta3 UNDERTAKING l am now. all alone in the Photograph Being a bualnoM that needs a great doal ____ menta to increase my facilities for doing uf experience, Tbetter work than ever, all should call Afler many yearn In the business, can truly any that they Music cleat guarantee of first-c work iu tho fiatnre. Rooms in Washington Bkrk, want of Pianos, Organa, Ac., should give south tide Slate Street. 31tf Geo. L. Heath. thama call, atBwaqmy's * ' meals can Ix^and^u tefuctiou than any other Arm in this Benter, with th* expwtetMw of a lifetlmt. willAlWRpiftVB hta penroual at- Hearse and Team fttrubiiwd when The moat extemivc, thorough and com­ pete institution of■ the kind iu tho world. Eight thousand graduates of l>ix, college now in sicccasful businem in the principal cith a and towns of the United Staten. Re RW Kiihf ItatM for Ymi la. lhe application of and carrying out of our novtl and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. life, and pynnta having sous to educate, full informalieu □IIABLSS B, WELLS, I'n-lul, Gilt and Fresco Borders Window Shades, xestr counties. xxi8w3 ' Inquire of Marshall Prickett. . , O». xx51 tf STEBBINS BROS. Smit®, Manee 4 Prewon. HaBtlnge, July 28tb. 1878. xx!3tf SIC •ROFFiCF �KBW AOTKRTIfijMEWL Ttofra-tatyMIicap fcapper RURAL G. F. Rowell ft Ctft. C61tnnn. 7^ TOPICS. Evary farmer is not a good bay maker, although it would aeem that anybody, UtQUATJXO aOLTB. |knowing anything about farming, pnght There are iuniy fanners of small means’ Ito be abm to get his hay into tho barn or who are thinking of removing somewhere istack in good condition if (ha weather be tu improve their pruapeeto in life. They :favorable ; bat such is not the case. In read of Florida, where it is raid a man ithe first place, a farmer should be fully irepared for haying before he commences. may make his fortune in growing oranges. Qverv implement wanted should bo pro­ They also read of Texas, where excellent land can be purchased at from 81 to 85 cured, and be in good condition; and wncn per acre, and whore fortunes arc made in a farmer bu much grass to cut it would be well to have an txfra mowing machine eattlc raWng. Then they hear of lhe great bargains iu plantations in other Southern to fall back on, in cue of a breakage. All AGENTS VARTID rarm fsms Sc wisf&xxsrf!■! and latermt Uta >«■ of Tw.» ha„,j, J3JK.-SS ' ■ I | lhe art there is in making good hay ia to have good judgment; and energy to drive the bmuttAMSS when the wca'hcr is favorable. Two men may commence to cut two fields of grass die same morning, each | ' I I 1 fidd exactly alike, each man having the | same kind of machine and the same I number of hands, and one will have all his hay in on the next day at sunset, cured in excellent, condition, while the I other will fail to “push things,” and will nut hare his hay cured the next afternoon, leaving it perhaps in the windrow, and a rain coining on the next day, lasting 24 or •18 hours, his hay is nearly ruined. The best advice I can give to farmers, in regard to making Lay. is to take advantage of good weather, and let every man and boy in your employ understand that you “mmn butintM." It will not do to wait till all your grasses are fully ripe for the machine but commence on that which is most ad­ vanced. The grass will require more cur­ ing, but it"will be boiler hay fur being cut early. The best timothy hay that I Holstein cows an Rowing iu jtopularever fed to stock wns cut two weeks in ity. The Society . Shaken, at West ’ advance of the usual time. Pittsfield, Mass., rci rtas fi-liows.- One cow, seven years old a the spring of 1875, A Western swine raiser says“ For the calving March 17,1 i given ou an average twenty quarts per dj to the present date . past three years I have been rery lucky I tested her milk trf utter from the _13th- with hogs. Haves jusluro of about thirtyof Jane for seven days, during which time five aero, not much; graw, but plenty of, she Made fourteen ]uutKht of nice butter young oaks, hickories and haB*l brush, with do extra feed and no more thana with plenty of running water. I keep common pasture. The second cow, six salt and sulphur in a trough where they years old in the spring of 1875, calved ran help themselves, with n pile uf char­ September 22d, 167.J, and after four or coal. and it will surprise tboHi who have five days her milk was reserved by itself not tried it to see them tail it after every and act for cream, after lotting tho calf food of earo." Probably a field of clover, suck whatit would three times a day. From with ranning water in it, would be the tho surplus of seven days, I found on best pasture that Lugs can be kept In. weighing tho butter, thirteen pounds of a Parsnips ore the beat root crop lltat can be fine article, aud iu total quantity per day, grown for swjoe. They cat them eagerly after throe weeks of the time of the calf raw. and iafny farmer* grow them cspesucking, she had averaged from twenty- eially to feed lo dick bogs. States; and sometimes a man will sell his little home, and take his family lo one of these Southern States, on the strength of an article in a newspaper. Let me say to men inclined to migrate, “look before yon leap." No man should ever remove to a distant State, without first going to seo things fur himself. A newspaper corres­ pondent may state some facts, but it is more fikely that he omits to state facts that would put an entirely different face on the matter. Florida has some advantages over a cold climate; but one may fail to make a living there, as elsewhere. You can grow oranges aud early vegetables there—green peas in February, strawber­ ries in March, that sell at 83 a quart in New York ; but just think of the fact that no grass grows there! Think of lhe lack of butter and cheese fit to eat—of the alneuce of schools—the non-existence of' society ; and yon will be inclined to think twice before you go there. MORTGAGE SALE. jLJ( QfipiMAKCE. „ four to twenty-nix quarts per day of milk. November 24th. 1874,1 bought a thorough_ bred, imported Holstein bull, one year old past, and his gain in ten months was four hundred pounds, making an average of forty pounds per month and not on high feed. They arc a fine growing stock, largo, good fpeders, and I can say with all free­ dom; that they are in my estimation the l>cat for market, milkers, butter, cheese, oxca and beef o! any thoroughbro I stock now*known in .pic country. I should be pleased to show tho above sampfoa to any and all who may be pleased to call. io Pin* Daaorimoairi uu« tho unto to bo dt irat KrcinoorooboO 1 MW MS? h« Mood. Purify thii by the uaa ■ Tarnant'a Sellacr Aperient. do Uwvtkapaadily and tborcual l friend of la. .offerer from rhe TO* HOLD ur ALL DBVOOIHTS. V.l. ___ ranitalfon. and frum Um. to Htna suoh wwll lion. by l.*»«»d r<aUli«M foravvpramout.il ordinals to tho otdiuneoo of tho elly. a* thrr u MO) ITU ACE MALE. Itariaif boas mada Io tbe eonditlun- <>| ths tons with th* Jlaoordsr. who shallI prajaat th* Tilt €LAIM-HOU8EK8T.\BLISHEl> IN ISUT. PENSIONS tbo.?kbrat7;bi,>r •ttmia' new a*ai MWMod v, u, Srsttrarn:,-!,';:; Egraji^ggfe.r.1: 1 th* rawpany miy rwiuJta. aAd in tb» bidak Vxc. 8. Th" <TH&rrat w»p<b1«. nnder *>»»«•«• rot and di reel inn •ftbair prwpw oSew*. «h«H. ■bort.Bbstbar iIamMkI or not.-«nd all widow, of »ueh not naw on tho Fcarioa roti*, ar* rrnusrtol to •rad ■* thwr addreu• at on-a. BOUNTY: porroni nainad in aaid UartUcei* ahali foil U Sure tar hi* app*inta*nt, hU aAo* shall boonra**** atves.1. tiun of a S«tron er percent, to be appoiniad M Commop Council, tn plane eftboee wbe all to rad-M* two itamp* tor rs/dy and rciaro of p**»BOItlM E. LIMON- Look Box t? Xf uhi Mt»a ni ^rowonCCanUln buss a. an honor.bl. *j»J PRORATE bRDER. 8TATKO1» MICHIGAN. County ufBtrty. At a raxinn of lb* Prcbat* Court for tbs Guroty of SfStt. nriu«» KriHatv %sr; AGBEKTOFm!. Potaa- n.u«'a, PHILOA.SHKLU Mvrtt a»»» au t.Vnm.»oir. ‘_ssss'siffsn ” __ |aa«ylim.l $j8$jnr; It appears that sheep husbandry in Col­ orado is becoming a profitable busiututi. It requires considerable capital; but when Haitinci Ultra Lie av Rax via. a newspaper print ■ property managed it pnys well. One »<1 and circahu<l In raid County of Barry for three should start with not less than 1,500 sheep KSracceaaira weeka prarlon laaaidtUy nfhearin«. 8. CTPBINDLE. and money enough to hue a herder, and the. profit the first season will more than pay expenses, with a good prospect of a PROBATE ORDER. OrMIcpiQAX. County of Barr fortune in the increase of the flock. Some nf tbe Frobal*Cn«r* fur tbe < 4»a al tba riotaua Otten. ia I. men begin with 500 sheep; and the cetion TharMv 11H Iw> day o male of the entire expenses is as follows/ PH ORATE ORDER, isyiffvs&asvt iKYCUOHAXCr, OB MOUL CHARMOni." n*v*llb<rMX ta»y faMlual* and rain '.b* > and aflrcti«n« of any parcoa th«y *b<>o.». in- Mfaiat thnPreUu <MBe«,5s i ate. on Saturday the l»h .Uy >racl(. Dronm.. Hint* to Ladin, au. usx1: THE HEW YORK MILITARY AGENCY A Banoh----------- ------------------------------------- HJ00 ! From reports from 42 factories in Ohio, in 1875, the following amagraare obtain­ ed :—Average number ofcows at a factory 31 ; average time of running, eight months and four days ; average amount of mil: per row fur tbe season, 3,642 pounds; average amount of milk per cow per day, 15) pounds ; average amount of cheese per factory fur season, 115,092 pounds; av< rage umonnt of intlk to a pound of cheese, about 10 3-10 pounds ; average price of butter sold 25c. per pound; average amount of mowey per cow for cheese, 835 .­ 25 ; average amount of money per factory for butter,>462.51; average amount of money per factory from combined product, 811,764.56; average amount of money pfcr cow from combined product, 820.70. Saar »nr aro erairaay to »v with thtlr nowil’• «■*i“*« __ .' tn <«b MBsn.rM kwr iMbwrwof Mrovaa lo fill xa'vSiis d tade.irioM habtl*. and MrtaaoTm MMUtiM 1m«< •ulefaad un PROBATE ORDER. ? it rcneer. in tba Tow rah h> af AMjrrU, ia lb«' County «f Barry, on SaveahAT^raaiSrs.) nuaru t>av or Jolt, and at tba otoei of Ban. Bowion. in the rtUao* of.BaUorna, JfcAon Conaty, on Batoxoav. TOM (Amt) vwrxTT-riasr DAT orOCTOIBI. A.D.. This disease in fowls Ls generally c taabd by improper food, or by cold wet weaUicr with inadequate shelter. Dinrrl.ca and cholera are the sonic disease. The follow­ ing is said to be a sure remedy : Take 2 outocea meh of red pepper, alum, resin and su|pfcur • mix one talJcspooufn! in three raid dsn. for tho parraMwf rwatlria* and allowinr rarh clouaa. • -. r 51:^®.. • GUARDIAN'S 'HALE. piats of scolded com meal, and feed this mixture twice a day. In severe cases it is recommended lo give one third uf a tea spoonful of this mixture in a meal pellet to each fowl daily till they recover, and put a piece of alum of the site uf a hkkuty nut in their drinking water. ' A noon AFPMt rut toe wtxr. A fruit grower in Missouri, after spend­ ing 26 years and testing 130 , varieties, sajra: The Tien Davis is a pcricet succow alt over the West 'flic tree is hardy, a good grower, beam young, aud m ■ full every year. Its fruit is very attractive in appearance, and sdk from 15 to 25 per PETE RM AM’S NERTE PILLS. A perfect ■*■»■ WWW- RoMores lo«i of m*DrXVfrWiKi- Klfl'WKfr tIS5L42 , lakBMtney 1 atoa Spinal IHssaa*. and all oaara of I Hcmtica. Should b* usad by all hard ■total (totaat Easinrcr*. b* •ball far f Saiu ferftil aad I ’’pETKHMANM PLLE^iIeMEDY. Dated, May JS, U7S. ip May IslIJT,________ |flRATR.®^OKR; JnaelwT. Dag^anbaU, Mar. Uth.’A. ’ moticeT cum. higher than any other variety; the grower docs not have to hunt buyers— I m m».iny ny nW orchard at the rale of .200 trees yearly, “j^ivr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-08.pdf fb46f7cdcf71fca2571a83341b60562c PDF Text Text e NO. 12. VOL. XXI. e s 5 * > R a C g AGRIMhL IMPLRMENTS! 2 © p FOB THE SPRING TRADE fw p THE CELEBRATED 0 5 9 sft □ ? «» Iron Plow C' 5 ; With Wood or Iron Beam. Land Rollers, Harrows, Cultivator?, Double Shovel Corn 3 Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers I 8 jhe ?epi-Weeklj hepdblican fewer. . With patent Rent Gear, made from the best New York Second n .1 tt i ; citable to nuraa, sick folks. . Growth Hickory. The Old Reliable — GEO. M. DEWEY AND J--M 14-L. j- - j—u -u-q.nl -u~-m . nr»-y DCWLfSUER i Coustautsy on Hand, AT JAaRICVJLJ’ITRATa HALL, ; One door east of Goodyears Hardware. MESSER & POWERS TERMS 01 SUBSCR1PTIOX: i RA ffifr OF AD t’ERTIHJXC. Haalings, April 12, UJtfO. R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON 4-iv r ■.Volnui«.t •«M ULiUt atoul mliwI Aloi CARBS. PHIL- W. JIBKEKN, HARVEY WRIGHT, .Lanrlx. MUh. DENTIST Rasbilk, nr-—i: lidiiai __________ ■' All work proMgUr Pianos-<i Organs Mi oruieita! The Smith American Organ, FAINTER HAZELTON BfiO.’S PIANOS. ERNET GABLER PIANO. Mie, sin Jefferton St, Hastings, Mich. xxteSmlO CENTRAL house HASTINGS, MICH. L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. HaMiaaa. MM, Ser. U, B7S. i.3 UT A VKB1IUNT FA It VEIt's WIFE. five feel in highl, thick act, with a light moustache and n very long nose." “Mum •Wardlow, that cannot William Merton.” naed to faugh at him about his old clothe*, and say hateful thing, of bw father. ' “O how eat Id you have done lh4 ?” • “I have not wanted to be hateful nud ugly this winter. Do you remember how, the Ghn day o 'school, you wrote on the blackboard, "Do to aUien as ye would that they do to you ?” “ Yes ; it -was at the time Gattie threw the water on you.” ’•That was the time. Now, Mira^ard- be our “N«, indeed ; he is full si,x feet iu fFrum thr ('t/uatr!f Gfnftemau. Albany, bight, slender, aud a fcce jstrfcctly free » rj from moustache and whiskers.” “Another thing, Mr. Mundell; just ns 1 was closing my store an Saturday night. CIIAPTEB BIX. Ai Mira Wardlow paraed Mr. Griffin's William Merton and Hugh Marxtuu t-amu to the piazxaHugh wisiicd a low, that has l>een in my head ever ijncc ; the stopped to inquire for James. । “He fa no better. It is a very pocu- bottle of medicine for his mother, and I and if I go to bothering, somehow tlui laircaMC. The ductor fa much shrined went back into the store and got it for him. will cotiM.up l> my mind, and I think; Wtnm I enmnout, I ■ remember William should I like them to do so by Bia? And I bout him. . “1 am very softy to hear it. Can I do asking mo if Mim Wardlow had come. I nee I do better.” So, if these follows were at the pmnY nt “My dear buy", I am so very phd you you any good.” nine o'clock, it is :-n]KMFible that William remember it; mid if you always bear it jn "I think not urn Jamis' has asked could have been there. I walked down mind, you will always be happy and rendv for you twice to-ity the street with tbam, and I distinctly your cumjuniois happy." remember the dock striking tea, juu aa 1 “I never shall forget what you said, tbe day Addie was hurt. It xei-iucd as if it “Any time he wishes to see me, and entered the liall.” Did nither 4>f you Indies happen Io ace woukl kill me to' think of it, and every­ you flunk it best for him, let me know, who was with Mr. Watson when he i-ame body raid I wai to Dfame, and you ought and T will come immediately." I “About boarding—-Ims Mra. Watson down?”raid Mr. Mundell. to punish me : and I wished I could die. “I did not,” raid Mia* Wardlow, ‘ but But you made 1 all right. and*the people ! told you?” i “That's all tight, Mr. Griffin ; any way I beard him bid some one gw»d night, looked at it juri as you did. I shall never and thought it might, parhaps, be Mr. forget what you have taught me.” I Io make it easy for you.” Jillsdh.'who had just gone out before Mr. “I hope I shill never cease to try to Mrs. Watson met her at the door. teach my scholurs rightly, and when they I “There is something wrorg about Watson came in." “I met Mr. J:,kwi outride the gate, appreciate my efforts I am well paid.” l James Griffin's irieknew; the doctor Aatbcy drote up to the door, Hugh । railed here, and said that he "could not and he spoke to William and asked him understand it at all; it it something that where Theodore had jjune with his fa­ met them with his cheerful good cveniqg. I Theodore Rogers is mixed tip with. thers black horse. \\ illiatti said he did Alisa Wardlow poracd into the tidy kiteh . The noiir child is excited al! tin* time. not know—that when he went out hi' cn, and raw not only Mrs. Marston, but had just come in, and was eating but sup­ William Mertor siltihc by tbe(able. After per. No, Mr. Mundell, it could not inquiring portic ilarly \bout the invalid, i fpj-'h*eBCd half u»death. She fa too exnave been William, for it can be proved? she turned to “Will: “I expected t.» meet you here. Klien “I hwc the poor bqy will get over it Iiu was here iu Colch ester last Satur­ soon. I miss him in ' tlie schoolroom. 1 day night, and he is no such fellow as Rogers told me ;ihe thought you were here. Was it well to lave till Mr. Bogers re­ । William Merton is not there cither. 1 that, either." “What kind of a horse u Mr Rogers' turned home?" black one?" “I nad no cl oicc, Mira Wardlow. Mrs. । Rogers'.” “He is a very Gue anima), large and Rogers dismiiok’d me, and ordered inc to “And Mr. R*>gcr* ha« gone away for handsome. Mr. Rogers values him high­ leave the house. 1 shall not go far away | two weeks." “Il ii a pity he should be absent just, ly ; I wonder ho dares to let hit boy ever till Mr. Rogers tonuw back , I suppose the drive him ; I sup|>oae it is the l»cst horse little girls will nks me. lam sorry to now. I nm sorry for William. ’ leave no.” . “He fa a good boy. I tell you. Mi«* in the towfc." “Indeed ! What kind of a sleigh is Mr. “William, you believe me to be your Wardlow, he has i»«n hard tiui.w for friend, I hope." * three yearn post with Theodore and Mrs. Rogers' “He has two. One w a handsome red MYes, Mira Wardlow. I think yon are.” Rogers, but ho never complains.” “sjow, I ’rish yon to tell me exactly Just then Mr. Waison came in, ritli a cutter; the other is of heavier make, n sea green color, I think." the rrason of.yoir leaving Mr.'Rogers. 1 troubled look upou his face. “What sort of a young man is h'u do not ask ii to .gratify curiosity, but I Just bowing to the ladies, he iuI down I TBIUMPH HAR71STKR ARD EMPIRE STATE MOWER, AT.RO fTJeCJE! 3 :BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONSl^^^^ 0 EDITOR THE YANKEE SCHOOLMISTRESS. DIAMOND* 3 i WHOLE NO. 1055. HASTINGS., BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1876. I1...!'.. 1 ' "I..* । zaMi HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. .... Oli Pianos aid Brian lata io Maip [or Nci Onex. R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michigan Northern Ohio and Indiana. c.~lnaw and Branch Hooses at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw ana Flint, A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. xitrtr to his ten, and seemed much al .sorbed in son ?" “He is rather a wild boy just now ;i -rlinught; “Whatis the ttriable, Mr. Watson?' just the right age to be sowing his wild oata; he ia coming eighteen.'' “Well, I am getting a track. Is there “I do nut know, exactly myself. The here that ansheriff from Sfielltourpo fa here, trying to any young fellow about find out Something ; he is very courteous swerv.4 the description I gave of William in lib iiu|iiiries. I cannot think what it Merten ?” “Perhaps there may be ; but I know * “Cannot you guess by the drift of his it win not be." “Where docs Mr. Jilhon Eve? I be­ inquiries ?” “I never saw a man so pcctwiar in hi* lieve he k the ejie who was inquiring about the blaek horac. He may be qui^iious.” “Will, my dear, lime will reveal the aide to throw some light on the subject.” .“In the large brick uotLse, al the other mystery,; if there is one." • end of the village, almost opposite the “I * oppose so, but it troubles me." ^Jmu limn a atop was heard on the ni- white church.” “L aappose, Mr. W at sou, you could atxa, and a ring at the door bell; Mr. throw no light on thjs burinesa, even if Wataon went Io the door. “I am sorry to trouble yuu, Mr. Wat- you weie dLqx»*e4 to do it?” “That is rather an cquivocal question, but I really know nothing about it, and ' ciud my vote not to ent till I get home.” surmises are not what you wat»L" “How long has young Mertou lire I ; “Oh. certainly; you Are wek-ome. Mr. i Mundell, Mrs. Watson) Miss Wardlow " iu town ?" “Teo yeara last fall, and I never raw a i Ifowing to the ladies, be threw off his overeoat nud took the vacant seat at llu> steadier boy.” “It u worth a goood deal for a boy to table, glancing round the room. | "We arealono here, Mr. Wateuu? You bear such a name. I do nut believe, my­ j mujl help me. It w an ugly business." self, that be had any thing to do with it; I “What is It, any w»y ? I have not tbe they probably used his name as a kind of decoy. But, Mr. Wataon, L'tfoi think' ■ leaat idea what you ore after.” "lawl Eaturdsy night. Harper's rtoia that it is very likely that voting Rogers at Shclbournc was broken into by soma was ii^the buriaess. Your description of one iietween ten o’clock and daylight; tlic turn-out owned by his father, corres­ quite an amount nf money w» stolon and ponds with the one given ma o» the one •ome there are strong mwpicioM driven by llrose felfowR.” “Well I hope none of our young men that !=oma one from Ibis town wks tmgaged have done such n dreadful deed.” "tn it," “The deed . is done, and the next thing | “Whom do you suspect?" did U “ . '.‘There ia a young ms* by tha namn of U to find “1’leasc don't mention anything I have Mnrtra In ins at lUtgeri*. is tlfofc not Y raid at thia time.” Wffliam Mertou I hnltevo." “Gcriainl/ not; you have said nothing tbo kind." .. ■ Wi ll, we hope not; but at nine o’dix’k lie, with two more voung men, railed at tin- hotel down at the point, and calk-*’ for eigurs, brandy and oysters, irnd be paid tbo bilk There arc strong supicions that they were the rogues. We du not know the names of the others." “How did you find out hk name, Mr Mundell?" . ‘.‘The waiter remembered what, they called him.” “Now. Mr. Mundell, you must be wrong. William Merton neither smokes or driuks, and I do not btdieve he has ever had mure than ten ccnta of money pfhi* own since Rogers brought him to town. He a an honest young man ; I would not hare him arrested on muipicion for any money.” ••"Well, is there's light complfcxioned, freckled young man by lhe;nnmc of Jim, *”- .M.M ... J.-. ...... ............. Bidding the ladies good afternoon, the have particular irasons for being anxious to know. I know (hera,fa serious trouble, or you would ha-’c been in school to-day." "I could not erne; if I had, Theodoie Rogers would have told the whole school I was a thief. He said he would." “Gould he have proved such an accusa­ tion, William?” *'No, he .could not; but his father is a rich man, and they ray I am a l»ouud boy : so they would lia.’c believe«l him.” “Not so sure of that. I should not have believed it, if he hail said yuu were a thief. Please tell me about it." Sta e Affairs. Bellevue is to lore for an artesian well. The State Reform Schoal al lensing has 282 pupik. Bay City owes *130,900 and feels city­ like in the same proportion. Tho supreme co art commenced its June term Tuesday with 92 cases on the dockThe Cara County Piuneera will be addrcuscd by Gov. Raglcy uu the 21 st of ' S[K*aker Hoyt, cfthe Michigan House of Representatives, han. -een appointed Secretary of Anxona. Tbe Washington Chrvuiclr declared for Senator Ferry for Vice President iu a half column article last Bunday. It boa been deci ted to hold the annual State cauip-mcctin-; of the Seveulh-day Advoutmta at Imming August 10th, to Hlh. . The badness men of Charlotte hare subscribed SG I (I fu t lie purpose of pur­ chasing uniforms for the silver cornet land of that city. The Coldwater Rfpulilieun, Battle Jilfaon, and just then Fred Green drovo Creek Jourtuil and Marahall Statrnma* up to the door for the teacher, to go to all cordially endono Mr. Tarboll for the Mrs. Manrton’n. It was » beautiful moon­ State rapenntendescy. light evening, clear and bright. Tho mer­ The Republican State Central Commit­ ry. sleigh-bell ohimen seemed to drive away tee will hold a moi.ing on June 8lh, at sadqera, with the jingling peal. which the time will be fixed for holding "I always enjoy a sleigh-ride by moon­ the State ConYculMti. light," raul the tocher. “It was very Hou. C. M. Crosirell.af Adrian, somns kind of you to take mo to ride to-night." “I was glad to go, and 1 wished to go State for the gubernatorial chair, lie i# down to Mra. Marston's too. Mother says raid to be alrtinduntiy capable and perfect­ she docs not think she can lire long. I ly honorable. shall bo very sorry for Hugh. How difP. M. Higby, of Ciiarlolto, has been was before I Hn is a good fellow anyway I" appointed secretary of the Eaton County “Perhaps the diffirrenec «in you; have Agricultural Society, in place of J. V. Johnson, who has gmoto Mason to run a you thought of that?" “Mother says I am a better boy this new Democratic pap.tr. Abram Haita was arrested on the 29th, winter; I don’t know." iu town ?” “Perhaps you arc more socialite with in Berryville, by Sheriff Smoke of Koloa Mr. and Mnu Marston exchanged Rapids, charged wit I stealing a birr cloth Hugh than befcrf,” ■ glanees and looked at the teacher. “1 know the boys all arc; why, lie never from the Brick yanl school bouse about a would answer that description. You did played with ui before’ uuirc Osborn Tucwhy, and received 80 not describe William Merton, I think.” days in the work-hot toe. "He is represented to be not quite �OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Political Notes. Srai-I^Uk UkHmi with gold embroidury, at •!» a yard, with which he was to corer the GKO. M. V»wi?KT,'~-'~- “ - W® Dirtrtet ’HMTO IIa8T13<m, jihriiU JcSfl 0,18TG. A prominent Republican, writing rn» Nashville to the Alitor of the Buffalo Commrrciol, assert* that the Republicans roost.” come home to chicken* “that contra*: OUR NEW YORK LETTER can party flirongh intvrtfgatioh committees lias issued commiroions for the full (four every city in the Union, of discharged clerk*, year) terms to the cashiered army officers, drunken dead beats sitting judges whom the Legislature undertook to replace with who bad tailed in black vention is to be held in San Francisco on Wednesday, Aug. 9. be The test is to of Ohio. For Vice President. JOHN F. HARTRANJT, p of Pconaylva«U- single gathering of Southern Democrats ncMes against how Republicans. No nutter As Docoqition Day wi< good his the opening of the Bankers’ high a man stood—bow during May of 94,617,515. Coin balance •66,624,766, currency balance •S.JRS,708 special deposit held for redemption of cer­ both tbe railroad, of which he Wi» Pn»i> A marked charge againrt Speaker Kerr. by order of the City Council, in hang* the Council Chamber as a memento of his an apprehended rebel attack. we have of revival? a upon ticket, Wo are say that it doc* have that happy to look for the Democratic party. sense and pretension about B. B. Haye* than any candidate named for the Preaifraud; who are in tarot vi llj. roaitaoel and morc ooliJ. rdi^ nroweutionaa<l punishment of all oficial <!«*- ' . ' ... han#*ir. ami of economical mlminirtraiiMi of ’ judgment than in any of the candidates. -• _ -------------. i .. t __ r.r.i.A.1 ..J , the government by hone*:, taithfal end e*pa- lie is nearer Io the average i-ommon son.se of tbe people than any of the candidate." The Lynchburg Virginian asp of tbe late election there: “It wy a square fight between the liberty and ahoabl be maintUne-t absolutely »_ »__ ____■_ :_ ---.-■* . -I.|L.> incurporatin favor of recognizing and rtrengthening the fundamratal principle «f national unit/ in Conservative* and RepuHi- evidence and all the probabilities of the cane, has swore and would hardly rec »/nn.- cirreAp iodcne.- sustained by documentary the chairman of their Senator John P. Stockton, who voted for The speech of Mr. Blain-- bad calletl on him Of such is the new confed­ erate kingdom. BLAINE VINDICATED on Toevdny, A letter has been addroou'l to .Judge Kelly of Pennsylvania, signed largely by Rcpub’icanfi. bat also by a number the Cslebratad fluential Democrat*, of in­ asking him to be ti Mulligan letters, u one of, the mnrt per­ candidate, and he has consented, saying fect vindication* that wo hare ever seen, among other things that hi* “devotion to and if that were possible, should make him tl»c principals of the Republican party u< more popular than over with all honest is a man of good character, and hi* testi­ mony i* so well supported by the surround­ ing circumstance, that Mr. Kerr will have to produce more evid ence than hi* mere appear* that cx-Doorknsper Fitt hujrh’s “fine turnout and spanking team’' were really purchased New Hampshire. by an both It Went through all the buildings, took two In myopiaion. the Cen­ Secretary Rol>roon after prcaistcul efforts next morning. tennial I* the biggest F-r-o-d ever p:rj>otra­ ha* at last forced the Naval committee to ted on an unsaipecting people. There is bear him with open doom. Dn Thnrsday hardly a thing to be seen that rax- can't hc yent before the committee and pro­ find in the Broadway shop window*. duced documentary evidence which com­ There is an cuormowi disphy r>f fine dry pletely overturned all the charge* of hi* goods and furniture, nothing better titan we see every flay. There isn't •Sft.fMXt bring in complicity with Cattail—in secur­ worth of jewelry in the whole exhibition ing a boon* upon contract* awarded by and not more than 2,(MH) pita uro*. The the Navy department. In fart his vindi­ on Bnekner's views the district Govcrmenl camo to be pub­ lished. New Mr. L. L. White, of tbe York Tribtiiir, refused to toll where he obtained hi* information, and unless come before it will be the Election of a raccexsor '»**« Hoa A.™n, Cragjnlo th.8»- disinclined to settle, wince Mr. Frtxbwgh’n are bB foil for that bo didn't want - any more Centennial the the partiality of and ite pttrf which be wold in Maine, and bonds in this city, to. publish a* “quoted matter,’ fire notiero Tilden f..r tbe preddeney. The papers reeciring them who were opposed to the Governor, immediately raid'd tho howl that he Was attempting to sulobie tho prre*, aod • pretty little rfnr it rained. The anti-TiMkrt paper*.look it up venomously, and charge the <dd fox with oil sort* of corruptiou and fraud, lay­ ing particular strro* upon the fact that the advertising agent*, who sent out the propo­ sition wore Ikpublican*, and wanting to know what had to d»«itb Democratic nominaton*. Now the facia arc these: Bate* 4 Lteks, 34 park Row, lie claimed firming this story, on (Ientile, Christian or Pagan. It happened one morning tomor Thc *" iu M ulnpm ting* Juttnal. ialtaHro: of the Has­ Wc J: M the lart paragraph ' > that a cu« G rant's adnuniatrario i, that' party would nomination of ^machine. l*rohaWy Gov. Tilden kncirnUhing about Probably it was the it more talk than say one tribute a friend incident of the n* »»rKltTUBMMT« will support. 1 this. program; and whoever misses an exceedingly g My advice ia don' to Wednesday asked goodeuuu/*, and FOR I ires, UalUrrtata rattoa -b the by wold Union Pacific railroad Riggs House and haring Parker Josh Billings wavs, opinions arc like other vegetables.. worth only what they will Blaine to 1 TW Scott, and by him to the and an rider, made bef..re JCH.c failed tri* 1 licre he aid hi* musimga and that dmy hare Mm n anddoeefar. Thcy’nbre to the attedtfoo of J-tho paper.* for whosoever desire it, for which they gel a oimmiMioa from the newspaper*. the after - was wen ColiforuL rouTfcyti^ Goyeruor Tilden's friends are jn b>.t water. About five hundred paj>er*, demo On the Jlrpoblimn ride there is a com paratiro calm. Rhine stock is Moadilr the “.Star" of this city, it will probaWy in the world by not going. But notwithstanding the advene onioMw going down, Conklin’is barely holding his treat Mr. White and Mr. Noyes of of throe beak clerks. I say the CwHswatri own, Morton is gaining, and Hayes and the Stor xt-recw»ant witnesses. Home n.p.11y. I am piring I isa btg thing ; and one which everybody Brwow « ought to ace. There are art pieUire* ia of course, Mtnpiy tbe talk in the dubs and Mr. Blaine. A man named Mulligan of plenty, and the best in the werid: there ia among bosinros men. The Republican* of New York want a neir man, and the new Boaton, formerly the confidential clerk of “““ —a-^ £ atry, and they Winrn Fisher, swears that Mr. Blaine he is. They are not very the Democracy and instruct. It ia Fort Smith & Little Boek railroad, ceived permission to examine the rich. I never after he is by the day till you get e. Alexander y miffiraxs ■ mri 0 WoH M it Mttld I C owed of if all, before hr-dicd. re­ letters, the will by J 1 ''. ■ -'Zg X AASra The New York JriLttntt laet estimate „fth. uik* u(SwiBMi » » W. 7541, ing taken the letters, but declares they re- out tbe exhibition Hilton :and, in short, that they arc cntitfoil to their share a* relative*. And they have ___1 I_ ...11 J . FOR GENTLEMEN. that he win not return 0»e>u to Ml 302, fcr Mr. Morton 130. for Mr. Bri- tow 126, for Mr. Conkling R7, high position to which m-om*, man site there within reaen, penlFileMr living on one meal a day, of bread and Water, supplied though tbe tfcancc gift of fiiends. fchi brttApd'jRtlpIaintnre*, and unable to keep bis children from hunger. Farmers, who gather your fsmilic* round a plentiful table daily, if it is ever so plata tai tad owidrr ysnradres fortunate. the Democracy. uatc ol the I7. 8. for the term of six ■VCS-I'’> ,OTO "’hole vote of the Convratiou beginnintMNt the 1th of March. 1S77. Several gentlemen are named for this posi- trade. U*BBU1, from evening Mr. Blaine called on him at the Branches, matter? to pn>j«rt< and everything i* a.* b» and the, man w. with a family and will organise without delay. One of thc.important ~ cnancc to utnuuguuin iiimwii. **>u •« reputation like Mulberry Seilers, which assessment To day, Wednesday, the Legislature Pt New Hampshire aw>embleR at (bmcord. without reserve on his return a< to the value of the Exhibitton. and hia remarks are given for what thcV-are worth. “St'a it all!" hr broke out in answer to against him. •75.000 of throe It aud true Americans. But tbe Centennial did not term to im- Mr. Harnay committees succeed in procuring it to refund it. is largely Republican in and the Democrats loudly proclaim him forsworn. l»ow a copy of Mr. to it after the people aud hrs publication of Kerr, Mr. lion to the enemy.' Jersey send as keep their hand- writing and fold of the letlef*. ItadicAcamp, voted their ticket, and Ivnoe delegation to the St. Ixrais convention, ex­ llrptiblie. E. D. Mobcam, tional CotnmiUee. on a venture. *' to do, in fact Such liberal dealing* characterise firin' of standing, whb cation .JUS cxnplrtc_jind perfect.^ Of course the Democratic paper* will not ad­ riliun't* nfttrfy-aa I and was full ofbru mit this, but it is nererthek*** true. The of the secret ballot, sneaked over into the An­ priwMed a dntwii.g-rooni car probaldestory about a Republican, the Dem­ their trusted elerk. for yearn, till their ocrats exulted; now that a reputable man curtotaor* know |hc rtry peculiaritim of denials, to break the forte of tbe testimony Dayton Jovrvnlt “There t« lew non­ impsring the ert aiing any at its city, ravc each of thrir xatrrbxl employees •30, and the single ootH •2S/~'iso that all might have a tusto of the pleasure. But this cry will not dn. square, old line platform, what hope shall Brothers, othur firm the Republh-an* exprew regret Louisville C-turi^r~Jovru.il. h i* wx^ Brown difference, in the conduct of the Republi­ positively to the conduct of out exhibition. for their employee*. Mor­ ton's favor at Cincinnati that hi’ portrait, straight rod.- ..ffte the bright cans and the Democrats, as to the reception it Indianapolis Jonranl thinks a square, u.:-b morninjfwith their wiv?« and sweethearts, to dn the tificate of deposit 134,383.04)0. The >e-l to reviving sectional promote friendly feeling at the Exhibition in Philadelphia, tbe direc­ ofthw ;j»»t tn hare ought to be something in Senator recommend si to lutite al) Republican elector* for Buildiag, fraud of Pendleton, showing bow he had the ulterior objects which they Republican National Convention. appointed aw Whittey and Bell and a host of others of tor* of uto*t of the Urge back* gave their like character, was eagerly accepted as pom- dark* a holiday for forty-rirbt liun<w. and ____ a—1 rt... tive proof of any Republ>can official’ guilt. rwbo are tied down Mr. Clymer unearthed tbe long hidden their profession'.- about reconciliation or In •’Honest money for all. and free schools for all. There should lie no- inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interferance which will destroy the other?7 hour, in hopes of making a bij; wasperauaned to give it *tar put.” ssit is cuffed, intlte a much larger salary, toW *ui opfrlOXS 03( rWicnTCNMAL. Con­ The California Republican State dubjret to the decision of the Republi­ can National Convention. Tbe weather is driighifn in New York, in pity to there who os'l get away. But folk* are not goinr to thaitres, or to dufo Other aida-P»Wieal-Th* Stewart Estate—The Dull Season —The ocinug a salary offftX) a war);, wi^j itrody iniankAmdt rt, affi—. if. ■ran employment for the summer Tn an evil there was a dollar and a half Mustang Race. mailing schemes, Whippet and Moms. RUTHERFORD B. HAYRri. At a desk in the room where thi- letter wuwM blackrofbsirodctp rftbc Rqnddi «cc this fall. For pKridcnt. •> this. xnADOWS OS' ( ITT UFE. They started out with the idea that they W-RM* »luA I * r”in= Sw "&«!’ Logax. Wuimw ac. Xm* ISC. The Democrat* in the House hare found for Hmtnnfc M. f«J[r. Haya 46, Jewell H», known 16. fiw Mr. Waahbwrne Mr. put on roeord any of them rilsling to the Mr. bonds aaid to have 1, un­ been sold done with. ‘ Public the people of the State of New Hampshire, opinion ia divided u Blaine's conduct in regard to the to Mr. letters. i. TMa tic State is the It i/ by him. The epeation of what shall be done in the after their share of the deed mcreha~ money. He never had any children, and oftbe. Iliad MKTBnroLtTAM KXWAVatUWrB. and no dowlx will refote all the straws to hsi discredit. The Senate having dead*! that it ha* *>urt of impeachment on .Mil Toad.,, ihMdw.H BdU,,, Thursday, and the new fashions for hi. M Uro girincthr Senate jnriudk-tion in the Rd. panb aieiHu �7. sen County CoiTetpondence. Bentley** Barn Burned. IltcKoar rotxMs. June 2>1. BimiAl FAM1 •» KAMI KMRTV. iT11ANGKU,D SPECIAL NOTICE. SALK OK EXECUTION. Eotvos Baaxsa:— <r Of narry OUIDK CITY LOCAL n- K. TIME-CARD Now Wm Rupervisor Nidnam is that 1 he*c standards ate of two kibus—nammy, standards of gnanfi'Ty, by weight oc exten­ sion, and aUndards of rwtor, iu the terms of which the proportions aliaU Ind exjwrs sion. Lot w illustrate d>ia atuteRent. Heir ia a man who baa wool to sell, and with it he wiahea to buy dry goods and groceries. How much wool has he to 1:13 r.'a FONT OFFICE TIME CARD i. r.ov-i COUNTY' OFFICERS. .Idsrlii impulsr Io determine ibc r. a standard of yuua/ify must be employed. Tile Wool must be weighed, and this mppoaert a standard of weight, in the terms of which the quantity of wool shall be defi­ nitely stated. How much of dry goods and groceries dore he want? Here is KUuther quoaduo of quantity, and this teu mud bo settled by a standard of quantity. He wants so many yards of cloth, aa de­ It waa insured for |fi00 and according io the termined by the y<tr</ measure,. no many opinion of tbe neighbor*, waa not worth 1300. pounds of tea, ao many pounds ' of eoffoe, and ao many gallons of molasse*, as determ ined by the pound and gallon measure* Grand Rapid* Tbe man, however, who has tbe dry goods ami tbe gnic< ries kw not waul his wool, and, hence, he ran make no trade with On the other wide of'the street, however, TO-DAY S ADVERTISEMENTS. ■ ■audiaaSal ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Delightful weather. on tbe dollar. t innuKati. Priaiun M *nd bsiar in tbe U nf Marry and Stele Indiiputablc Evidence. Sr. KLmo, Hl.. JuIyH,IK74. .. or Gulden Medi taully afflicted with dyspepsia, liver derange*) and an alumat perfcci prostration Of the nenr«mi» system. 8» rapid and complete did iba Dlseorery effect a perfect cure that It seemed er.Ufy.ne BMmMMnM KIEV •' CHANCERY ORDER (JOMM SRCIA r.. ptuh aU they are ctelated to <L>. I wilt only mealion one aa remarkable, (tkougk I could give you dozen*). Henry Koster, furniture dealer, of Ibis place, who wan one of Ike most pitiful vlyaets ever seen. I^U face swollen out of shape, scales sad eruati ' ' ' extending to hte body, w«lel has no dry good* or groceries to give in exchange fur it. What he lu*i is that finally induced bi— _ . most exchangeable of all commodities Gohlen Medical Diacocery. with daily use of called wo>wj; and this is the article, which lie will exchange for the wool in the terms of tuittitdt and »»r»'or. That is one enrk night, and Ike IHscotery as te say. he will give a apecifiisl quantity of nutuey for a pound of wool, winch is the pn\r of the wool per pound, and then Flale Treasury the money apportioned to thia multi|*ly the quantity of money in propor­ Ird the skill pf our beet physician*. tion to the number of pounds The Duukfanl A Co., druggists. at ihi* owner of die wool trades with him, and Lakes so much money, a< tbe measure or standard of the value of die wool. Respectfully, Having thus gut rid of bis wool, and K2S2 00 turned it into a certain amount of money. Baltimore, 187 00 dry goods and groceries, who twdl to him 2M Ml »o many yards at ao much money per yard, Cariioa. ao many pounds of tea at no much money IWt 60 per round, and so on with tlic other Hm* lag*. articles that he wants, until all the money City. 214 (O procured by the wool is expended. He Hope. A New Dining Hall. 2U2 60 went to the market with wool to sell, and he Irving, goes home with dry goods and groceries The pro -cua of the exchange* ccnauilod in J. II. Sutton has been fitting up his , Maple Grow idling his wool fur money and thro selling old Store on Jefiersou Street, fur a Dining 17040 the niuucy f.ir dry goods and grocueies. hall, lee cream parlors. Oyster rooms, , 241 60 and will keep constantly OU band the Cm st Wlial then ha« money done in this >“PIJX "f “*?*'* '"“'c !" Cra“ Thornapplr. it fill'd, and expressed the market value Vegetable alt kinds tn in their sea.wn. season, \ egetabk* of all of the wool io Ito own terms, by being ex- canned Fi*h,_ Oysters in season, and Yankee Spring. changedjfor it in certain proportions nf the every Other luxury. Tlx mc all u*i|«c<«-d. and ftirnMTotal. the same thing iu respect to the dry eJ m fir.*t clast rtylr. This is Io bu the fash­ goods and the groceries; and, iu the third ionable rcaorl for all classes of our cituens and the public iu search of a good dinner, State Land Office, Michigan. the exchangeable proportions between the a nice tn-at or fine candu-a. Hii Saloon ncit'door, ia the beat fiik*d wool and the dry goods and groceries as to d.rir relative value. It sccompliahod and furnished of any in the city. Kctbe last n-rtilt by a double cutupariaou niember the place. My old stand, and with itself It acted as an instrument of the rooms funnely occupied by Barber exchange, liecause it ia a standard of value Bewwner. >m Jefferson Street. lk>hK‘ and and computed aud exprerwed other valure see me -IXU by its own value. . Suppose, then, that the money had no value—that it was like the air of Ute sun Notice io Builders shine, without exchangeable value; and then it would*- not be money at all w» There will be a job let to the low nu-axuri* of v*1u<l since it would furnish no terms in which tn exprem the value of bidder giving good security, te build ArrteaMaral VSute other tiling*, and, lienee, no terms iu which Diwu hall. Bile 2i) x 32 feet, height feet. Plan and spccifii-wtioca may bf seen to expre** their proportionate value*. Baid job will Nqr would it be accepted aud used as an <.flicc of the Supervisor. TO o. . pteiaaais'tM?elten*"i' B-rosidoM doftmiaal 11 ASTI NG s MARK! . . WHEAT(white) per kaibil, UJMl.15. as® are OATH. |xr La.hc), 33HS5. HUGS. per doiea.Hk-. POTATOES, per bn>h« •m; 1 W*11 w *•*> <l>r . *w58^waih»a. HoVbkgTiK. BEANS, p«r barbel.CaUte. PORK. K.0MMJU. MESS PORK. per lbr.14.-. KU0VLDKRS.perlk.l3r. eolietior. TALLOW. l«rlb..7H-. GUARDIAN'S SALE. total Mm; potice? inMrumcat of exchange tbe moment this fact was realised by die people. Money in an instrument of exchange because it is a Mandard or measure of value. Ila pri­ mary function is that of a standard of val •e, aud this function it cannot perform exce|A by its own value. Trade proceeda upon the theory of supposed mjuivaleuor; ami money is that one thing which by reason of its value aud use bolds tbe reUtioa of equivalence in certain general proportions to certain general proportions of all other Uiingx. *nie more fixed this relatina the better die money. State Baildta^'i Lie lute on High Street, and i« NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Every trade tt laying <b>w Tbe proceeding of Ike Council on W rdaeslay and Indiana R. R. will mH Excursion tick He lected foe this paqaaut is dial, on the tickets will coareniently tinware so universally «« as nryUiable, xilt2Al3) ___MII Wrtare.iof U« ».ulh aa« qaarter <■;) «r aac nms^Mitea'l/Twa?’th" whola^ron telains'tert a. aaBwos. DaiatJuM.su. A. D. UM SHEEP FELTS, fie to U S. HONEY, fie. BEESWAX, pa.-lb..fir. > CRANBERRIES. perba*het.«4.a: )mmsw7 NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. SALE OF Gold. llStf. Herbert Woo lion den Robert* plain «* Beltimore. eoenty o'? Barry and State of Mtehtcaa. kmren and deoeribed aa follow* to- NEW YORK MARKET. PRORATE ORDER. Strayed DETROIT MARKET. A valuable mare, Color, dark brown with hanvy main and tail; about U-n yean old, ’ Mreycl from the ewamure of Die Subacnbcr, some ten day# xinev. Any person giving information where she can be found will be liberally rewarded. : C, A- Bailey. Hastings. June Gib, 187BJ »l 7 tee’VrwfT 7 U riCNKIONN : PKKHlOhK I I . . *JtH2il and O. Barry County, Nick . Jone 7tk, IKK. Thm ia equivalent to Baying that they are Cored. Miles D. Pertinit, Warner, the best money which it is possible to ftateuel W. Bhiblss, U. T. Wilson, Patrick sale pa- PeaeUaen uUatoed. Boaaty ■rad IbraervieoRa wan peter L8.GIXK. Hahtinun, June 8th, 18?G. . , «l!2lf ' iKsr WHY WILL Islg’Stra and Uleseware whoa II will bur the very R. D. Bullock the well known Music Dealer, at Jackaou. has appointed as Agents in this city. J. M. Baoer, well known to our cithens, and J. O. Hende-c. All in want of Pisnoa,Organa, 4c., should give tbemacall, atSweesey s-torr.whereitMtru ments [•anbes«enai»di-xamioed. XXI-Btf- [BMCr.fi JTtoU i- during ike third week in May K12S.61B.K1, We have 10,000 Roll.. Wall Paper on hand coorisung of Gtdd Tinto, TUted, dm Co. Clerks office on Saturday June 17th al IB o*< E, Maltetl. Wash Boilrra. WeatvlUe. W. Buckeridge. Vehicle. Port Huron. J. Cttmtaiaa. Stamp BatractocJ, ARagM T. Daniels. Burial Caaee. Detroit. and Brown Blanks, also cheap Borders, Mill andFr«*»» Borders Window Shades, and Window Fill am* of aH kinds. Call RHaeanMMtMM. xxt8w3 arew, te* W<»<i MARKETS. Walker. IL Wolcott. A. J. Gott. ‘ they arc Waekingtoo. D. C. tIAFLR8VGAR,»4lle. mlaon of. in and to the nat sotelo rilaatxl and I.I YER 1*1)01 Advertised Letters. LktrfPatMrts. HAY. per ten. IteJKM 4UX>. DRI ED PEACH R8. p< and. per lb.. IS». • n.l in.,!,. ., •aid township. •1 Lave the following jirojierty for cheap for eash, or fcr good approved Though not absolutely perfect, W wvaiawvn VMMVT, ' ■ r" For Salb—-A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Prickett. hurt* �w Warn Mm &' Wih u*|ion- Thurlow Weed says he doesn’t .see how 11221833 Conkling can powibly be nominated. says, more over “The delegates Garibaldi at Home. cinnati will be made Li foci their ,[(0,T L1X« 11LTTSX, indi­ 1ICHIGAS AUD THE SOOTH. vidual responsibiKiy. nnd the situation of The Milwaukee ilVacmuM print* 4 let- the country is such thaP they uw written by Mr. K. D. Holton, of that wiM I fed compelled lo'namo a man their party can city, from Rome, in which he gives an in­ teresting account of a visit He Cin­ to doct, for they will not dare to Garibaldi. to peril .•WBMrOE the sueccM of their party and thus hand the Sinical anlMeelianical He says:— country over to its enemies. I predict "Garibaldi live* out of the city, about piat Tilden will be nominated at St. two mites away. Wu therefore took I I certainly hope ao, for the sake; measure* to inquire.if he would furor our I Iaouis. Will a:trad to all braaohsi of th* Frofeuloii and party, via., Mr. and Mrs. Smith and 'I of the Republican party. IP I were a parWarrant Satl«f*elio». daughter, my wife and myself, with an in- ' । tisaQ I would dn what I could to secure TKILMS KKAtlOXABLEterview. Wo received in due time an ■his nomination. He ■ w-.uld L'uioa IHuck, over Boston C»*h Niure. ‘ certainly autograph letter from the General him­ self, setting down this day, at 2 P. M., lose New York, and bo weak, very weak, i« when h.» would sec uh. Accordingly, wr before the ]nople ul large." READ!READ! READ ! todk a carriage-and drove to bi* plate, be­ yond the Porto Pia via Cana line, Wu oume' The Hou. Godluvc 8. Orth hsd an coSpecial Medical Announcement to hispretty villa. not far from the raudeocc of the king. HI* house is a handsome two- thuriantie public reception in Indianapolis lay Comfort and l/appines# stoty structure, of cream color, standing jart week. He made a speech, in which with a high wall inclosure, and iu the midst he confidently predicted hi* eicctionto the .■f a garden, with trees and flowers and oun- j 1 Governorship of Indiana, and cJik«*1 . with K-rvatorica around —a pleasant aud suitable 1 OF HASTINGS AND VICIN1TT. home for this ciistingULshetl servant of his 1 a glowing plen in favor of the "grand American ntatoman, Oliver P. Morton," country. A servant girl, plain and sim- ■ pie, resp^ds to our ring of the bril, and 1 as the next President of the I’niUd State* nt once, without, the leait ceremony, con­ He urged all his frienli to go to Cincin­ ducted us to the prince of that man nati to imprwu upon their Republican who, rising from the common walks of life, and without any prestige of birth or brethren the fact that “due ium? of Olmr DENTIST; Time ww IS vt rc antanh* .uu* ESSS BBT. Sick »»d AtHleted P. Morton at the head of lha friends, and standing npon the one sim pie democratic principle of the equality of men before the law, has, by the magnitude and the wajurty of hrs brave deeds, filled the world, with hi* fame, borne an impor tant parbin rendering his country illus­ trious among nations, and secured the affection* of mankind. "Tbq Salon into which we cauie was a largo, plain room, with its windows io lire south. The day was bright and lieautifhl, and the sunlight tilled the rtxim. It wss n room without ornament. Tabic* were around, upon which wero books and map*. In the center of the room stood a large table, also covered with books, maps and papers, nnd in front of this table sat the eiple-eved old man, fronting u.< as we entered. We at onec advanced, and with out the Icutt eeranon% introduced our­ selves. He held ouf-flis hand, all cramp- wired us sitting. National ticket will being the reipanau (A 40.000 majority from the Hoosier cabin* of Indiana." XEW ABVBBTI8WHi™ _ _ G. P. Rowell A Co’s. Column. 0 AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTORY of w U.*S. .HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. »** 8TTIV p SIM? rv« Ibe au.l IMdlu,TAec of hu | »o»K .< » » I, •” gjftj »p "> r-A) iliauM-hd. and hr ronrcrwl a. TloFirttlmwiiwi.W rw-a«-5n d.wrfuByaaJ rreHy an wr mnhl k. w. voigt,» SALVATOR BEER Is the Best Idgcr Brewed in the Went Tbb beer U bottled by Jacob Beller. 11 Huu*trra$. J. r. Hoioaa^ A C<>.. 30 Uraad Kirtr arcana. *ni ALBERT DIO^INSON, cameilixs. “Our oonvemliM ran much upon America. When asked what his feelings were toward the United States, ho replied. • I consoler myself one of her citueiw. He did not qnito nnd«*iwtaml where Mil­ waukee was; so, calling for a sheet ot pa­ per. 1 took my pencil and drew on outline map. showing Ba-too, New York. Philaddnhia, Baltimore, New Orleans, and the Atlantic coast, and Mississippi and Ohio river*, the lakes, and the Kvcr St Law­ rence, and noting Cincinnati, St. ijoua*. Chicago, and dicn Milwaukee. He seemed to have hi* geography brought | back to him, and wa* interested to note our home *0 far away inland. Thus we j aged" 55 ~B£TS“n « ■ 18 JLBj___ MonXreri'Tod B<m7>u l>ipr*<< Taraaiaand Maairtat Es*rr>>. - a.'b H>r.« X’M *a.l &.-.!>.*». Bdbtotmlnorriyeal HANI Will BIVISION. ' TM BeHaNe Shari tiar EAST AKB WEST. 6BAIB BARM ill BHIBIT aprtt iau>. tna. KICHIGAH CENTRAL RAILROAD. TH! CLAIH-nOUSEESTABLlSIIED IN IWV PENSIONS Taking Effect Apr. 16th. 1876. GOIA'G EAST. fJtrtrjS iK'KifiJreiiWeiiSiistiSasgSr. urawMsUieUlol.aod *11 ln*l claim* nrmeraled A» I nuke no ch»nr»* nlam I reaaart al) io eacJuw two miuf for reply and return of pa’ttfeoBKd E. LKXOX- Link Bu <T if uhl arton ttB « TSE ENEMT OF BISEASEI Chicano, Boct Ixlaad & Pacific THE FOE OF PAIN I TO MAX AND BEAST ; I j U the Grand Oid rate MUSTANG LINIMENT, { : llTr-WJ A Mrx Porter of Charlotte, bi Thin! rtrML bet roll Train* run on Cb*rar» ||M*. and tame arfatte** iiErftorr. graved upon our mind* " yean is having themeaalee. Summer Time Table. "SEEDS fcJrEa:: There may be nothing iu the fact, but it is worthy ol notice that tho three well known military officers whose names nnd testimony have been most prominently used in landing inve«tigarion<. no called. Are as well known Democratic partisans xs the United States army |mj*c*w in those days. Reference is made to General* Custer, Iluen. and McCookIt i* also worthy of notice that the chief army officers assailed by them, Generals Reynolds and Merrill, arc known as earnest symimthi/.ts with tho party of nationality and the Ad ministnaUmt that represents iu principles. It is a little singular, loo, th 4 the tiist author and circulator of the accusation-; under which General Belknap, ex-Secrctarv of War, now rusts, should be General Wm. B. Ham, the brother hr law of that very pure and unimpeachable Democratic, “Gentlemen" George II. Pendleton. There may be nothing in tin* facts, but in those days of unfounded dander* they bear a significant aspect. WaTMLOo—With lAke t’bvrs k Mleh. Kastbsrn ~>u. bn,.. wwhed. “It so-happened that no one cldC wx< i present to sec him but oumelvo. There was standing by the side of the room, a little wavd^s young woman and it occur 1 rciit r> WilEduE. to enquire for bi* family, whetf turned toward the indy, and said ‘Thia is my wife.’ She stepped for ward, and we all shook hands. I uked for the children, when tho servant brought in a troy two or three years old, the pictare of his fothcr, and a little girl, six or <-jtM yc^o old. I kissed tho sweet boy, and then undertook to kie* the girl, but with witching eyes and acta, she undertook nf th« >yrtc». I bo ■eU In the Howl. Parifk thb by th* UM of to hide by her mother. But pursuing my Tarnant’s Sdticr Aperient. opportunity, I seixed hcrK ami paid her off Il will do ta work spoadUy and thoronshly with a smacking kiss, much t*» her father'." and mother's amusement, and not evident ly to die child's dislike. Here great bas­ kets of flowers were brought, and each guest wx« furnished with a bouquet of rare and beautiAd flowers - roses, violcta. chatted on. He speaks English, but. imt pwfeclly, but .*ecmed to understand all we said to him. When I asked him if lie could not come over to the Centennial, he pointed to his crutches standing ugaiast ihe'wall. Did We stay half an hour or «ui hour? I cannot say. Long enough to have the face of Garibaldi (ns he sal be­ fore his table and hi* maps) and the *urroundings, as well a* his words deeply cn- JoNirrn L»--With LakeRhtr** MW.Bowtben ^nlTTrax-With I»rfn>il.nm«d»le ± Rontbwrrtern gaad for clrrabu* and r Addrra* National Pvsum lunbai At St.lxxri*. He suffem dreadfully dimmed GREBLE& RUSSELL ECAUtION.-nW. lueom: from this disorder, andean only get about : TBCJEI .t FOkTHECWAlGX! WRhta—orhi.^ » TUAINH 4WV WHICH HAri STOOD THE TE AT OF 40 YEA RS. THERE IS NO SOHR IT WILL NOTITEAX. NO LAMENESS 'IT Tbs dliwwt *M<* **• J mokh/s. rssir, WRl’ I.ACUX, 1’HURU. nSXEs KO JUOUXi:. ROCK IxKASn. na*extort, ■jfifRCAnm; irARHnwro.v.'m ir.i wrr. o r/k\ XKt^L, NKKTOX. JUAN- MOJKKR, Council Blufis and Owed™, Without Change of Cars, h".!! "lionACK W.1TERM k. SONS. «nt Braadwrajr, S. T- . . ___ . _! \ lure atri nffretionx nt nay Ibey cfc«j*e, Im-tanlly. Tbi« art *H can no-ra*. fr««. by mail, fur nr L¥AI-izTHAj PQEff NOT YIELD TO I re MAGICTOtR.H. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 2fc.,fc‘C0c., or *1.00 HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF MANY A VALUABLEUOTWK UaSMURt. E*tae'lta»tnad B0< “Wed tWrHsuth WMwilkirWu •a I.EAVCMWBBW, WILLIAM A CO. Pub *. PlUMtdnba. THE NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCY j^SS/mu rtamtay* exM*t*d. rttelty. w PETERMAN S NERTE PILLS. A rcrfcst »ralu Fowl. R^urer lea* nt ■em «ry and •uAlaint thr wmrn aflhe brain, rarr- all tprnuufl»«9r*li|*, Hkk and Ji«rvon« IlMdaehe Imw.trury a|«> Spinal I»i«ea»c. act *11 cam. of w«- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-12.pdf 7b84ec1c9c7df04c3420356f7d3e5c77 PDF Text Text e VOL. XXL NO. 13. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1876. Thegejsi-Weekly ftejjbhlicaji feapncr. GEO. M. DEWEY- Read the Record EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. O3F- txxje: OLIVEH CHILLED FLUB ! ■JKHXS OV SUBSCRIPTION: OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER The Crowd Growing Still Larger and more Appreciative—The State Build­ ings—How different Stateo have Pro­ vided for the Comfort and convenieno of their Citizens—Tho Knight Templar Re-nnien. PutLADEt.ruia, Jnne C, 1876. One very pleasant feature on the Kxhi- bition Grounds is the buildings erected by ra ttn or ad vertising. l&iaar.. I 11.001 StOOl SLOP I S7.00| hXOO 3 Squire | _-30 I 5.Wl_ lUlul l=J»I_3M» Calaaa. l 4JU| S.OJ I UJJU| t34P| J5A0 !4 Col.wn.J AlOl U.OOj MLOOI 77401 mis KCalaiaa. |_ 6.i*J I lift> I MW I WJUJ WJu icitrari ifcOoi tunt amraMoi lao.op '5oB Solo 1871. 30^5 Solo if 187s. 747* the different State, fur the accommodation I arid convenience df their homo visitors. Solo if 1873. 14976 Solo if 1874. 31077 These buildings do not ns antic contain anything in the way. of exhibits, but are Scio if 187g, 41/0 FULL/ 100000 fill merely “State liadquartcrs," where citi­ zens of States may find a comfortable place ot ytQuiyzD 704 1876. Oft 1/417 jo rat, write and visit in which they can f«d perfectly st liome, because it is, collect­ TIM Wf S0L0 ively, their own. The buildings are nearly dX® all .situated on State avenue, in the north­ EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL ern section ot the grounds,which is the highest part of the inclosure and overlooks the main exhibition structures. PROFESSOMAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED MJOl Come and get one ON TRIL. wheeler. ISAAC W. V ROOM AN. UNDER SSEKtrr. Depety U. B. M*r»b 11* the CwV^xs^HaaUim^MWi*^ F.k’BOWEM, I1VIL KSiUlNRRM. (Joe.t, Jtarvtyur. SUKUlftr. Pavuty CaMtr Barteror udUw.nl Cottr.r**a<r> ytMUUrtC-irlllMM. N- C- JfRINDLSN UKSAtt\rSraw£22jLrrA?f$MJ A^LOAX C. O. fflBMB Ml*, MM. Champion Reapers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, HUt.HROOk. 50yl GUEBLE BUSSELL. J. L. FISH, LVCIUM RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAt’ER, «r Itartfnr*. U«ee ip lh« Court ttvaMi. WM. IMPOSITION HATED OPPOSITION COURTED BURGHER attorney. cu.B«iior. veikii Comparison Invited and Competition Defied in ED, aitorxeTi Teas, Coffees and Spices »B.C. VHYblCtAX* SUM AH grades of Teas the very best iu the Market vresh every week from the Importers S. S. SLEEPER & U0.. of Boston, and for sale it prices vilifeh dees euceeaftfal competition. ' PARTMERSinr. rrttef VOL ..UPJOHN, GIVE ME A CALL. •Joliii Stanley DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. waHUQailai a;v . • xrtfcr_ A, P DRAKE. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, FMKKrofflT,. MXMMW . COUMTn MICH. Onml *•’*•*■*• lW’ TAO NOTICE. To those Whom it may Oonrcrn : I mn now running a NEWTOK TABLE MACHINE for Moving, Basing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 buildings in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that mny favor me with a call. My address is Irving, Barty Co., Mich. A.. S. DEAN Irving, Mich , April. Hth, 1870. ■ IS ixOOmS ter is kept-in each A regis­ headquarter, wherein WHOLE NO. 1056. The stone for this strncture was oontribut-. cd from twenty eight different quarries, end have been put into the walls both dressed, and so arranged as to display the different colors and varieties. The top portion of the front is ofa very fine spec­ imen of dressed sand static fpm Dayton, and some handsome window sills and cor­ nice come from McDmtooU ± Co. Berea. The interior of the building » cool and airy, being comfortably finished and withal u very attractive place for OJbio people to rendcsvouz while on the grounds. Some­ thing over $7,600 was expended in its con atmetion. F. W. Green, Esq., is in charge and will cheerfully show Obion's every intention. Governor Hayes is announced for a reception here cm the 4th of July. Indiana has a good sized building a distinixuisliing feature of which is the reprrscutalion'ofthe different counties by artist­ ically prepared panels, covei ing the walls of the reception hall, showing the date of settlement of each, with tlici* organization, papulation, producta, industries and special chaarctcristiCT, the papulation of the lar­ ger villages, with a list of churches and school-houses. From the cilics, such as Indianapolis sml the rest, special tablets furnish items of eommercia! news. Near the front entrance are >onio ndliccablc sj*cinitns of timber and block coal. evergreens of die 8ta4k Michigan baa a structure about like the other Western StulMnildings nearly oompletol. Kansas and Colorado occupy together a large building 132x121 in the fonu of a cross, and surmounted by a cross. It is now about ready but has not been formally opeped. A large portion of tho interior will be devoted to the exhibition of articles illustrating their resources. In a future letter, though perlmns ix>t the next otic, I shall undertake to tell what’ the States have displayed iu the Exhibition buildings. This letter is' not what would lx> classed with the racy sort, but it contains matter of in­ terest toyotrmftteftC The city is full of people, and foAtwo or three days past it has sccmod more like tho opening day. Much ot this influx is due to the Knight Templar rc-nniou, but a groat deal of it comes from the growing attendance at tho Exhibition, the beauties .and wonders of which are being daily more Sireciated. Many gay Sir Knights, with ir ladies, have {sen the great world's fair this week, and Thursday morning the great parade took place It was one of the finest ever witnessed. Over 15,000 Knights were expected to be iu line, but the actual turnout did not reach that number. The ' re-union is recorded as one of tho grand­ est events iff the history of the older. visitors from that State are asked towrite Illinois has one of the neatest and most j attractive white frame ootlngiri within the ' Western Railroads. inclosurc. The memorabhi 2J)th General j A-mUr .rpropri>kJ bm »10,000 t» Ertem pwpl. ire .l.jys mmrwd .< [tarloni and reading-room.. This latter Cen»,»U| p.rp-,, Wi th. m.cniSre„l ufllre pri»rip«l feature is not very complete na yet, and I’ I lie 25,000 Hl. in th<? M would respectfully call the attention of n^-M.bo^^pWcd w vmt Ihehv | Bilffiilo, Iho old Cahiomd, Udly (U nimuv' «m lun no rra«» | and dingJ local newspapers in yonrStule to that fact. — lines •• --------‘ • • ■by •* The publishers will serve a much belter to feel ashamed uf their headquarters. But I cm are succeeded the most- •beau­ $G,000 was expended in its constructiou, tiful coaches, light, airy and superbly uppurpose and accomniodate more of their though it could not hare bccu completed hokHenxlr of the Chicago & Canada home people by fnniisliiug tlieir |»pen for and furnished in near the style it is for Southern. Neither the Lake Shore nor the State headquarters than by aiding that money had it not been fur liberal con­ the Great Western can at all-compare Geo. P. Howell & Co. in a big advertise­ tributions of lumber and material from with these. At Detroit the Michigan Chicago finnsjover $1,006 worth of furni­ Central from thence to Chicago will be ment of that firm. ture alone, has been provided in this way. found another step upward in the scale of Tlie Pennsylvania building is the lar­ and the kdioi' parlor, though small, sur­ luxurious railroad travel. Modern built gest and is located within a stone's throw passes in elegance any oilier on the coaches, roomy acd lofty, exquisitely dec­ of Machinery Hall, facing the lade. It is grounds. On the large register tmuod in orated and ettahioned, and ventilated by 103 x G3 feet and of Gothic architecture. Russia leather I notice among the first a patent arrangement that works to pcrOn cither aide of the main entrance arc names that of “Deacon” Boss of the Trib­ fecriQU. Add to this ti stpootl^ steel two towers flanking a larger one, while a une. All the arrangements for conve­ track which produces a scarcely percepti­ neat porch extends around a portion of nience and comfort are complete and perfect. ble iar, and special smoking coaches each of the four sides of the building. Th<In a pTuwmew»'ptara tawgs a fine large which arc a luxury to those who “blow a main entrance leads into a large halt about engraving of the Chicago Ecpositiou buildsixty f.«ct long by forty wide, apd high in iugn, and Mr. J. II. Johnson who was eloud,” and the picture of modern rail­ comfort u complete. proportion, the roof being formed of nu­ ^milted with the secretary's offirc of , way , From Chuago south, west or ntmB north, W( all merous graceful arches. The walls have hrad.p^Z, “ ’‘aI*r",,"“,enl of ,hc*[ the losding Jioes of railway are admirably . —.w .k—«lu.iwaj aiv aumrrauiy been properly painted and ornamented, furnished for the comfort of travelcra. and it is proposed on them shall bo hung Iowa has a neat modest building now [ The St.T-A.a.a Louis—passenger Ths Chicago.1-&,Q1 -HHMW.aAH 4 trains the portraits of all the Governors of the llinli-li-fl at rviat nlwint ft*ill<llk nf ——.1 _ State, from the time of Penn to the pres­ completed at a coat of alxiut 85(K)0, of are of uniform stylo and color exteriorly, whcih citisens of that State arc just proud. and models of luxury and convenience ent. On either side of the hall are two It docs not vary materially iu principal within. The three hundred miles which rnoais. each about twenty feet square. The features from the others already described. separates the two great cities of the west fin* of these mi the right, is intended for It may lie remazked generally, concerning can be traveled over with less fatigue than the use of citizens of the State, with an all these structures, thst they have with accompanies a two houra* ride in a stage­ adjoining room fitted up in elegant style ai a ladies* porlor. The earpet is Brastads one or two exceptions no distinctive arch­ coach. The route lies through the heart itecture other than is cxpracscd in the term of Illinois. The great prairie forms.* and the furniture of walnut, covered with “cottage,"and they are an constructed with blooming like gardens, with stretches nf maroon rep. On ths opposite aide, the first the same object in view; viz : the conven­ viaion equal to those which meet the eye room h intended as a committee room, and respective from the deck of a steamer in mid-ocean, the fum'rture is finished rod. The Govern- ience of visitors from their btatca, Mr. Shaw ,tho Supcrintendant of afford suds panoramic views of gigantic cfs room adjoin it ou the weal, and is fit­ Iowa's department says that tho people of 'forming operations as can be seen no­ ted np in fine style, thefuruitnro being fin­ this growing young wotern State will where else on earth. General Supcrin ished in bine. Each apartment has connect­ show as large a proportion ofvuiton os any tendent McMullen, one of the youngest ed with it retiring rooms, and every conIowa has a good display and one of the ablest railroad managers in venMnee is arranged for those who shall of its neighbors. in the Main Exhibition building. the country, has made thia route equal to freqnartit the building. [ The total cost of Wisconsin has another caw little cottage the safest and beat ol all tho great iron tho building and fnrrrituro wax $17,500. which cost about $6,000. ft is fitted up thoroughfares. It is in charge of A. C. Mullin, Secretary To the north and west from Chtcagif of the Board of Managers and General with much taste and some of tho furniture Superintendent, who is assisted by Lewis and accessories are of Wixctmxin manufac­ the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Baildieir n.mcrt. and files of the local newspa­ pers are placed at their disposal in the G. Bull, Assistant Superiifendcnt, and a messenger and jaaitor. Hon. Morton McMichael is President of tho Board of Managers, and cx-Govcrnor Curtin Vice President, It is intended soon to hare a formal opening, when members of the leg­ islature and other officials will lx* invited to enliven the occasion. New York has really the most * elegant State building on the grounds, though it is not so large as that of Pennsylvania, nor half ao costly. There is really a striking coatnut in the two buildings, when the cost of each is taken into considcraticn. The total cost of the Now York structure is pul down at 98,000, and yet the furni­ ture. finish and style of the whole thing would lead one to estimate iu* cost above Pennsylvania's $17,000 buildings. It u two stories high, with elegant ladies par­ ion on the second floor, furnished superbly and having two pianos for the use of gueflta. On the walls are large crayon portraits of William Cullen Bryaut and Garret Smith. In the Governors room is a similar and very fine jortrait of Governor Tilden. The building has a comfortable homelike air, and is withal both showy and convenient. It is built on the square box plan, with ample piazza room. Jt is under the man­ agement of the New York cotumiasionen, headed by Mr. Frank Ixsdie and Jackson Schultz One of the most imposing of the State i» tout of Ohio, buih of dressed penny buildings. To the w of It is erected a large hall which will serve n place for meetings of county and State organisations that may desire - to use it during the progress ef (ha Exhibit™. ture. Mr. Elisha Starr, of Milwaukee is on the spot to make himself agreeable to the “Badgers" who happen in. JEheBtatfi, appropriated $20,000 in all, the rcmaiuing $14,000 having been cx*d in pruienting Wisconsin's display in the main build­ ing. New Jersey's building shoots up the sharp tap of one of ite Dutch towers square­ ly above all the other buildings that front on Belmont avenue, and ite red tiles are among tho first things noticed by one who enters the Belmont gate. 1 he building u on the other side of the road, separated in a measure from the group of State build­ ings. The old Holland house arcintec turn in which tho building is fashioned is thought to be suggestive of a State con­ taining so many descendants of the Dutali. New Jeray was the first and probably the most liberal contributor to the Centennial Exhibition outaidc of Pennsylvania. Con­ necticut is distinguished fur her old-fash­ ioned cottage, evidently planned with much care and regard for the suppoted character of tlw State. ' Indeed, it is mentioned as a fact to be noted that the general design was made by Donald G. Mitokell, belter known as Ik. Marvel, author of “Rever­ ies of a Bachelor," The Massachusotte artist who first painted that State's house the color of a pig’s liver hax come in fur a good store of criticism. It lias been re­ cently repainted. The architecture is in describable, but the building does not on the whole make a bad showing iu the State group. It is large as compared with the other IraMin-a, and stands out well - Tj ii-Will r fd in the rustic jttyle, 40 x 30 feci in rise. It'M striking because of its elaborate dec­ oration with the luxuraot BJoaaea and with in the east. This ir the great rente Jto St. Paul and is deservedly popular with 'travelers and tourists. The excellent rol­ ling-stock, fast time and low fares are maUcrs.uot to be ignored by him who travels upon bmuoem or pleasure. This net-work of railways, and there are few Einte in the great Northwest that cnnndl reached by the Chimgo, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul Badway. The “Houskeeper" of our Health. corruptions which I'M. Dr. Pierce'. Golden MsdiMl Ulreo.eey, with HHI.11 il.il. -* ...---- . ,,,___ ,an raBmun pimpic, blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcer, kindly heal under their mighty euretire iafluntee Virulent blood pobw.a that lurk irtabe nntem then. , nl.lvul _____A ' J . .. the moat tainted •yrteni may be «omi nmorated and built np Bacw. Enlarged gm'ij afflicted with aaara on dlyywora. J. w. BOTO. , Ed^arC^ III., Jan. 2wh.l8U �UNDER’ CAOUTCHOUC , The Dlrthpist Mtd Um to be haH at Garinnati That the contention will be very moch ' divided m PtW.f between many exeeL ; lent men who here been long talkedabout. Rubber. ------------ Lad N(rt*bor Dr. Deegine, *h I. < had OBire eoutrel of ths labentory Center* too foe Inmto.taM—. for wrmair.,-jrthx.- ;lM7 . , __ , -'•M’givc bet;, bkettoai than »y <xber flnn n, ‘ five yearn, mamAd ia Making a ■s^dty of fear number Wme that his balanced, not only again* t themselves indi­ Braxil and other countries of South Amer­ imist^t, Dr. Rone, was a defaulter to the h. Rrt*,.., „„. ica, Asia, and lhe Ea« Indic*. Our pop­ Univenfity to the amount of about fi 1,000. py, lett ore and milkweed afford a similar You at oore asked and obtained of Dr doubt, but whether nrore so than some of “roLer, wfth the rxperfeuec i.r a ijl; a ing very common now to drop all who hare exudation. The Asiatic trees Mmctimes Roma the other able gentlemen mentioned, we <y- tmer and fot to ind«*attain a bright ef 100 fart, whh • <Kamebeen freely spoken of and seek for the nnythe V^nlriniiy against Join. This do wot pretend to know. Owe thing w ter of 26 feet- In Assam, beyond the “Great Unknown." Recent events have llearwr and Tram fern Uh,) house and lot waa not worth over Bl,000, true however, and that D. that the Repubintensified this dispoeitioo, aud scarcly a but the quality is inferior to the American and was mortgaged for 62,000. This iiann uCthat District owj It tj lhema lrer, delegate will go to Cincinnati without har­ trees. Attention was first called to its pit­ AMronomera sent to ing hie though ts turned speculatively and duct by French Pent in 1735. perhaps woadericgly in the Dew direction. to the amount you supposed, yon only had work u ooc man and cL-ct the nominee The IWinre cf Para, ia Breid, fur In ISIS the people rallied to the atandanl ciahcs immense qoantit.5. ot Caonlchuuc security for one-half lhe amount. On the whoever he may be. ----------— ----•»•£* ------------— t jj e Hm Un,., Jaljr Sth, Ur., ltl„ of “Old Zach. Taylor,' aa he was Gunil21* day of December fiAfefcpcwiur of laid iariy and lovingly called. It wvuld not be moraine and during the day _ o----------------OwtbeJBlhday of March following be ■ received in a slay cup placed at each in surprising at all if, in the year 1876, they ciaioo in the trank. It is then potued should find a charm in a name somewhat over any pattern of clay, the form uf wbiab similar. Th- Ute Senator from Michigan, it takes m successive hyen are apphdid. the chainnra of the Committie on the con­ The drying and hazdniag-of thme hyeirs duct of the war, and now the popular is histened by exposure tn the Htokc and beat of a fire , they th» acquire its black Secretary of lhe Interior—Zechariah color. Dried by tbesu alone it ■ white Chandler- would pole a splendid within and req uirai several days exposure. President, and in th? hands of no When pure it in nearly colorless. The natives collect it upon ba& of day being would the interests of the was responsible for the. most of the in the form of Duties and fanciful figure* be wafer. -Ht OmsW in which shajxs it w often exported From cash rrev-ipu st the CeDtheir castom of printing guest, with a owed all uf i time-.I offered, Don't Forget It. bottle furnished with a hottow stem, to be . . part twenty-five to give yod i . sum of fifty w. vidually, bet » asrinsl each other, there is nodoobt whatever. Indeed itr becom­ STEBBINS BROS. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. JOB* F. HARTRANFT, of Pennsylvania “Honest money for al!, and free schools for aU. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.*' ,‘JtahfW ‘rv ’T1-’ tares of lhe General Government are re­ Republican National Convention. quired to pay the interest oa a debt con­ tracted in putting down a rcbeHion. to TW next caiau ttepaUiraa CwveMioa f-r tfo aoMUMUMa ot tu4iUln (or PmiJen: pay the pensiocs of soldiera disabled aa4 Vice-PmLtent ot the Vaital Scales, win or heir* of soldier? dying in serh* heU ia lhe city of Garinasii on Wc-laraday the fjaneeath day of Jcne. 1878, at 12 o’clock n<wn. a»i will eoaust of delegate, war Cm which the Democratic from each Mair «jwal to twice the number of ALONE in rra^^mMr. X That although the Democratic howl about the increasing extravagance of iay the coaventUas for ths election of dsleKUes ths ccmaittecs of tbs several Mates are Republican administration. there ha- been rreocsmendH te invite al! Republican electors a steady decrease of the expenditure. for an J an other veters. without re-ani to (past political riiferxncea or previous party afilis- ten consecutive yean with tr, exeeptinas. who are opposed to reviving sectional issues, an-1 desire to promote friendly frelisj That the national debt Las been reduced and p-rnaanent harm .ay thrpughout the coun­ try by maintain* an-1 referring all the 6341,000,000 in that period, and the enastiutioaal rights of every eitisaa. iaelui ing the fall and free exercise of the right of amount mjuired to pay the iaterret on suffrage withc«< ladaidalioa and without the public debt bos been 610.­ frond; who are tn favor of the continued prosecution and poAMhment of al! oficia! dis­ 688,047.34 per annum. honesty. and of eeonomiral admitri-tration Thai of ------------------------------------------------------------duripg the past two, rears there lhe r>venmeni by honest, foithfid and ops- ... . i__ . ■ , uTr rflusri who are in farac <»' making sweh I * Iredurtien of interna! revenue tax® amouniing to 6203,419,553 per num, and a deduction of 63.%364.7lft annum in the custom taxes. liberty and skua!-! be suuntsiaol ahooUueiy free from sectarian control; who believe that.. for the protn-Mivas of there ends, sud direc"-» th. CUrkus R<v«M>mv »ire of ti.e yovenuaent shrold e-mlinue to be The time appruihcs for the meeting ol ■oafiiled in those who adhere u» the prwei pies of 17T«. an-i support i!>eni as ineorporat- the convention which will place in Dom­ »d is the coflWitu-ioa sad laws, aa-i «ho are ination a 'U-eere?r to the Hon. (wnrgc ia fiver of rwgnivinx and Msrejtbeainf the f.iadameats] principle of MfmaJ unity ia WiDard. Wc-bdicTc the Ilqo. E. W. Barber, of this rity, to be eminently fitted Domination. shipring it in air tight vomcis of tin or glw, I »ow make 'you another pcoporilioa. thus preserving the juice, as it roses from which, I think, if accepted, will reve the , the tree. The pure caoutchouc has a spe­ cific gravity of only 0.925. Alcohol does . not dimolve it; nrpewtine. naptha, and beniole arc its brat solvent,. Weak acids and akalinc sokitioas hare no effect apon At the U-mpcraturv of 248° F^r. it melts and remains in a sticky rooditirn un­ km ion- exposed to tho air in thin layers. It readily infiamm and burns with much smoke. ItadaMieitv is remarkable : when a piece of it is stretched heat and dasticit r are enrol red. If a piece is kept distcu I cd for two or three weeks, iu elasticity i* loM ; exposure to a temperature as low aa 40 produces the same effect; but the ap plication of gentle heat restores it. Thus in making ehrtictextilc fabrics, they are woven of inelastic threads, which arc af­ terwards made elastic by heat. At 600’ it is partially vdatilaed. and the vapor when coodeured is the oily suUianre call ed caoutcboociac. which w a -rood jolrcn: mcm.: Ntttte _ WELCOME MARBLE xxim: tALI?ORNir THicwiCAOobUura-vrxrn EUL. of Dr. Bore, tireriding Dr. Douglas will enter into hoods to the same amount to pay over tv the Uuircraih- any mosey that he has iu hu hands, either bbimatiy or dbhoaestly. belonging to it. the whole mattor foha left to the erbMxatiou of three M M these thre? meu to Im- w-lcetcd by the Governor of the State of Michigan, the lion, John J- l**=Uy G'ra/ZriM"M, W tAm piuuo * JJv H^dent.iad rk.>t it *«Mi / ; li J«* de. rij M m>* ahow the mew i«al lopet security tor what is due the^tatt, that e9bm*uj'‘.!i: ^Chicafo, fifiataa and St. Paul L,ne to the atat Uwe tor Nomtheo WtsOOXMN ami Min.vbsota. and for Maim »X,St Favl, MinxkaPOLIS, inn th amdaUpwinte ia torn Ureal Kann west •oetalim of Superintendents Schools, at J ack»«, the following «f City NEW resola - tion was p*«td, with but »M dimept ing dT r . k W*?*“ SL Ltfle I* the ouly nrete for Wixou RtniiteMawwato, St. Frrra N^T.LLJt«.*W •** P°<nt* iu Soathern and Owtral Mlntrtwntn. It. I« the oaly line for J AXBSVU.I.E. wAiutvwx, Fud d TXi Lac. Ohxo-.ii, AFfXKTOK, Okmpc BAT, KOCAXABA , abqacxdl IffAJkQUErrK, Horcirrox, Hamoool' and the Lake Scrxaioa CwUWTBT- Its / Fmpart mJ IMij.i Um ■■ fceealy^srnfim ffi ms, Rockfoki>. Py »rwr, and aU potnta via Freeport. 4800230201020001001008000101020100 Not only do we bdierc him |(>« Of tu. and. w»«h •Odcnanactiu... xeST, Eaton county, but we are confident that a major­ MILITARY AND CIVIL PRESIDENTS do* and Card for 12 1-2 crnti ret pound ■ BtlJ! W. ICT7Jf., m. ir.: for that porilivn and shall labor earnestly for hw to be the choice of the people *• thousand dolien to »J , ■» W« water into the mouth, the Portuguese give ! dollars par day ;■ th expra»ra are shoot the name of tcri^n or syringe to both might be found against * K « if ‘D.Higtaa eight thousand per day. gum and tree. would do the same. That offer wa» not It a not only exported in various molded accepted, and neither you or IW. LfoUg ity of the UepaMicat. dectorsof the entire district recoguuc in him to-day rf MBafaukee Line thouc Prcssdewtiai chair; and it as »noOeraBe qualities which will enable him to labor more effectirdy for this constituency than any other who has been spoked of r a probable candidate. It is wdl known that he was the choice of a majority of the delegates to the roe-, rcntion which avcmUcd four yean a-o. butrVras obliged to decline at chat time for personal rewsona. Un dore not aeek the office now, but has oonaearted to become > candidate at the earnest solicitation of prominent Republkaas all over the dis­ trict. 11 >> pnkp far» u> io la poimJ dander «r poblk Wrieeo— they rrr wdl 1 town u. dl. We a., howerer, m, Ual be ■ wow ia lie <T life mJ tnai imilrf toe adaeal dali. her, UiFrpoUiealeiM'feeee, era, ieaaee aeqaeialeaee wuk lie leajiae Bo of lie Male eaj nafeoe, a padieal baaoen aJMaUM, MMMMi M^l, rf pod OM. fact that no one having the soldierly de­ ~ ment conspicuous has immediately follwed iaieerir, rbid, a aWaaie drew Jackson ; that of 1840 in Lvov of Gen. Wm. Henry Harrison ; that of 1&4« inj&voc of Gen. Zachariah Taylor; that of 1852 gave the enuDtry Gen. Franklin Pieree; and that of 1S6R and 1872, Gen. U. S. Grant. In 1833 a civilian -was cbeacn, Martin VanBuren; in 1844 another, James K. Polk ; in 1856 another. James Buchanan ; and in ISGOand 1864, the suffrages of the people were given to Abraham Tyler, Fillmore, and Johnson, Lincoln all civili­ ans served out unexpirad term, caused by the removal of their superior* by death. In the forty right years last post. fire Milita­ ry men and seven civilians have occupied the another of B riorikr dmrartor tn the Rxm entire position. The American peujile are not open to reward their Military heroes ; yet it w a thing, or in the rate of nearly two to one. are chotsen for our ruler*. That the di>po AaapiEliod wrive be baaba eneri oe^ aoj nak. hi^b L a feedUe aaTrf. fective speaker. I ■ In fart, he has every fa _ mcecssful legislator, and, if elected wdl Uke rank in eou^m witb't^ W “ i» «aJLu , Still, the people desire to have ooc who is wdl acfpranted with the irtura settled bj nmintaiuiag the rategnty of th. Union, though he may derstraf*. doC hara worn ahouk It reqmr. hut litrfc invmtig. torn to dtseorer tot . rird-Miluary m*. Thia It the ONLY LINE ruuuinc ieT ’*'■ X<*» Chhmro aud SL **d’ MUwauk.. or CblAt Omaha our Blewpera connect with * ^criamsl Blappeo oa the Union JpaMUuucw> Trains dally, with ---------- —xwlne Boom and Cura ttuoufh to Counri' Peal amd Minneapolis. Two Pullman train-. korCrtrti BMT toi Two Traian daily, vrttn rwuman rxiare Qw atlaefimAamffi thn>u-h to BICKFOn AUTOMATIC who have, by ressonuf fong sevvire, as­ sumed the leadership of the House—u potion which no new man emdd take no matter what alnliucB ho might nams. ritao* at the praent time ■ to adret a man -~1. m patting down the rebellion and ro^raw «* afl thro*«b trains ofitiis • dMaeaa G, MaMr eaj of the oon-Militory dam is dearly the war-one who was engaged, heart wad Share Route, and is ths ■* lluvaffh Evaxwtu.x. f. Highland Fame. --- ------- , A (TSE. KeXoiIIA Iu Milwadkkb. .4 .kl - ■ ’ we h“ nomiaatiou Ixxause i nujonty than any other man ia the dmtnct, and add great strength and povmkr. ityto thc whole ticket ’ ' ' . Fur kmvaakaa. tar Through Trains daily. Pullman Cara oa ntgtrt trains, l arfor Chair CamuiQ train.. For Spsu^a fehidVnnnaa and points In igwgfr ,1‘Ui vUhPutato t^aenera » WlDoaa. _ta Dubmaw. via Freaport. Two Thrawah Tons dattn, with Pullanm CuioWlMhMMm JtaeDwbaraaaadLnCKam, vialltota. Two Throwcti Trains daily, with PMlmaa Qmb on night train to Me Urvgur.viwwa.j r« Sfewi Cltt *»J TbbII-o. re Far I ala natiad tar Ttoi<- daily- �At the Hauk on Saturday evening, the Udiesof EpUrapel S^iMy held aa lee Cream FeaUval. The attendance wm large, ami the gathering a very plauant 0Br, the net ra, cetpls being rlt.VNOlCirH eylDR . Wsaotieethst Frad H„ee* haa removed his plane of buriam fraea lhe saloon of Mr. I**. Harder shall k Lo.. where he will be pleased to rae all <hl» many frhnds nd the puhlle generally. He is a first clnsa workama, n*d aay Lusitwae ietrurtod ui him will reeclvs prompt aliea- ■ On WedMaday evening the Ladies ot the Presbyterian society will hold *a Ion Cream and Strawberry Feuirat nt Union Hall. Ar- raugvmrat have bcm perfected fur the aecommodathn of all. aud the programme will be a very Inviting one. Let every body turn The friends at Freeport, the new and Rourishlug village in lhe North of Irving, will cel &' ebrnle lhe coming Centennial by a Fols nl>ing in iu the lhe aftoraoafi afternoon of tthe 3d of July, aud a spkadid dxae* dnaae fa la th* the cevening. All ths arsplendid raagetaenta have bran p ramate baa been earned, and a good Hrat is eaaured to all who msy participate. Bill far the danee including supper, unly |2.U0. U-George M. Aadcnra, tlw gnat 'companlaa, and one of the most SoUdter mwoswfal worksrs we have met. hs, temjKirarily sus­ pended work on lhe K. L. A S. M. it U , sad gone to aarirt our friends st Vrnao|itviU« in ^tha completion of lhe Railroad North from Mnrthall to Ionia, which pM»e« through that village. KU many friends bets nnhe in wishing him abundant success. ALL ABOUT THE COUHTY. Hot. The Summon Council of th* City of Hert­ ings, met si the Ceunril Room. pursuant Is ad­ journment, on Wednesday evening, June *th, Nasuyiixa June »lh, 1H7A Entntp Uasmss . 1 netles In yosw papar Imlay, a l«W? about a rrcret bra on lews'Maa tet watts Woodland <U Cnritettm. In which a estiHra vr»n>g gc-teL As I had jsvratigsled lb* lopt and rtUneted the samv, fcfrro the reading nt the article In qiteslisa, the adjustment, win have |e, stand. Whether your "subscriber’!meal theuadtrdgne 1 or not I do not know, but M X ai^ so •loeely eoanecied with the irterel* ef Rarry and talon Ior. Co. I take It far graded ItedH. X would suggest however lit future eommunira­ tions rateting to ••Smhh,,.he be more persona I and giro the name In full, fur ho might have a gvKrt many Smith's looking after him. Ho far as as I am concerned I care nothlag for any suoh allusion m was made In the letter, in my official aoiieu far the Kerry and Baton, sured the property, and th* insurance is en-1 ------ —----- ,— uvt—------------------ Tn-.rp brown Hraly satisfactory to the Barry sud Eaton. with heavy main and tail; about ten years And now let us see about lb* fact*. Tbs old; hud bar j£(-------home was iasurad far »X>. and not for tfWU. f™« >>" r™>“ And as the reporter ray* it was (Worth tfdOO. weeks ago Jart i An insurance at>60 I think would not l>* out lag iuformalioti of th* way. The |»s b«« Iran adjusted and will be liberally th* Company pay Mr. Hudrttn akxteen and C. A. Bah.et. 3T-100 dollars I hrt Is >0. UASTf.Nan, Juno-Gib, I87fi. Now I don’t know which way It ought tn I* । ' xxrT-’tf but I am satisflod that he knew uolldng about Notict tbsl fir*. The fire occurred about 10 o'clock P. M. and Hudson liad l*ra away from home since raorntag. and was away al lhe time of ; their*. I would Suggest to Subscriber ibrt next time he get nearer the facta before be ' makes such allusions st he mad* fa hie letter, j Gold 112}, Charily cumpehs m* to believe that he writs what he did for lhe publie good and ant for any Ursine to acanduMso myself or Mr. W bheicr, but my own feelings compel mo b> say Io him to gel nearer lb* troth In bis aext letter tf pos- son, Lawis. McNaughton, Russell. Sheldon. Minutes of the previous meetings Were read and approved. Petition rignod by Milla Philips end others, idative to the extension of Church Strew. Church Calendar. Thu will undoubtedly l»e fruit. . - June H. First Sunday afterTrinity. On recommendation ef Street Com ndUse June 24. St. John, the Baptist. they were instructed to pave tho gutter oa lhe Jqne 25. Second Sunday after Trinity. East side of Michigan Avenue, from Stale Road to the H. W. corner of lot owned l>y A. A. Young. In eompliaaee with the racommradrtiea oft ( Street Committee the Commissioner was In­ strutted to gravel Jefferson Ktrect. +rom Fall the printer Ruing. petual motion. (*re*k North, to top of the LIK In front of lots Special Serai. tnri ter KW. .Ynmih*. The motion of AW. Tomlinson that the Iron Bridge 1* rovrrod with Osk 2 l.y 3 lnd.es was bM| cents on a dollar. Festival on ■irt will Msamraoc tu day. '/'The first load of wool «old In 1 l^ruaghl 2l» certs per pound. Hartleys Strayed from tile pdMtnrc on the Mes­ ter ftrtn, in tho 'Township of Curllon, a light bay mare liolt, two yearn old, ratit- Therc will be a job Joi to tbo luwuat bid­ der giving good security, to build a town ' hall. SneSO x:t2frct, height 10 fijci. Plan and apccUpatiuns may be soco at often of the Supervisor. Baid job wiD Ixs. ‘ •olden Th-wsdajr, Jane 15, at one o’clock aud in all other plaoes I seek Io know my iP. M , al the house of Owen Hoouau in duty, and'to do It. That ia enough fur me nid towuthip. and my conscience is always o ijnlrter, tosny Board. such allusion ns your subscriber sees tit to make. The Wheeler’s are also numerous in Birtyr Co. and perhaps he betiej- be more explirii with them. However I leave them to light their own ball lee, only raying that none .of them had anything to do with lie adjust­ ment of the lone and thnt F. M*. Whealer la. Holter. little. W. H. n. Heath, the settlor membe of the firm of Ileath, ^lixbury & Cor has rcthvd ftvm Lutiuces In thv cf'y, and Train ha* brought me »_wdl Rwortod U Oaw traveling ' for the Grand ^sjddx •took of Boot., Shcc, ud Gaitaea fir the sammcrsnJ RU trade, *Mdt I will *e]l Barta! Case Co. Uis many friends wish wny down low for Cetdt.- I also adl tho hint Micoew. Query—Wlut will do tire undertaking? ceMtratod Biupr Bering Mtehine "Why Stebbins Brot|ion of course. different Kind* of Hewing Maehinm. NtsoJlea ami Mtwlttne OiL T nta> sell Well k Wanted.**-Everyone to try our Teak Cislmt'I*umni. ' Prien tuncn. '' J. Mav* SMTrn, Maxee & Presto*. Opposite lite I'uat Office xsi8w3 ' ' Rxlltf Htuftfep, Mich Tbe Republican Stale Con vertion to uoiuin str State officers is called for TburaJay. Augnst 3d al Lnasing. The work ofGrading for th* paved gutter on Michigan Avenue, is being pushed sbrsd with great rapidity, and u being »rU ,drae The arrangements .for the .fab, are being perfected, and a good Ume is ensured, and we hope the people of the crarty will I* ra hand to enjoy the festivities of th* occasion. S r.8. o«u. ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. xxWtf WHERE ? Commissioner was authoritad Io repair the Street near Mrs. Butleir's, the ex prase not to exceed fifteen dollars. The following Bilh ware allowed and (hders as fallows : * Ayra. Dawara. LraU. McNauohmp. Rnstetl aud Tomlinson—4. Nays, Sholdra-L The Account of George M. Dcway, fttrjwlnting. ot |L3 01, was allowed by yeas awd says of the Stale llqaor tax expires the fourth Fri­ day fa th* prerant month, which wHI be thr •-■.Id, iurt. If th* Sheriff has the eollsctiag to do. four per cent will be added tn the original Sheldon and Tomlinson—C. Xay»’ On motion of Aid. Lewis, tho Council ad­ lf»t Havana Cigars Mackernl, ritimoD, tind J|crriug, all Now Pish ut . SM|Tif, Maker & I’RcaDroN'j. xxi8w3 . ’ ' glohghl murirn. 31CTUBESI I am now aU alone in the Phutognqh business, and aa I have made Xrrangonwnta to iucrcaiw my fragilities* for dvfng u-ra work than over, nil. should tall and' get a negativu taiuin. The superi­ ority of my work in thu part i* a stiffifiimt guarantee'of finite work in the Aituw. Booms iu Waabiugtun Block, south hide State Hired. 31 tf (J*o. L. IltATH. M. D. lived desire* to call his.MW*Waj!un Bto>p. when found nt aU hours of any day, any work in his line, .frompu . nokc in an cU wheel, b» thu building of the best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't furgt-i the place;.in the shop with dteon Rich k Bro., comer of ’ Church and Railroad Street. XMftf Extra heavy Bhirting 12J eta. Rest cottotuMtes 10 to 3U eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty Iwac GoraeU iL eta. Irtulien* Lose Exra heavy 10 ds. Two button Kid Glove* 90 eta. A nice line of Coat Bindings. A frill and com|>lete asnorimetit Clothing. erection has proved himself a good man ths place, ud a perfect gentleman. Ayes, Dnwara, Lewis, McNaughton. RwneeU. journed to Wedaenday evening, June Hth, A. Tobacco.—We can adl the bat fur the money iatiuKftjr: Manee 4 Preston. xxiSwS Bwrrrr, WE MEAN BUSINEBH! Funature Xlounnt south rtdo State St. opposite H. A. GuodXwir’tt Hardwtiru jttore. STEBBINS- BRO’S J. Cole & Son WUOLKdALE A RETAIL Mr ftr Sfc al Ue Ural Unit Bate LAND PM8TEII Fanaera remember that the old attd rdiabte bowMofO. B. Sahbnry ia.aeekwr. Laying egg*, butter, poultry and all kind.*, of farmer ■ produce, uuder Bartow A Good yeu Xrtw to te rrbbWe. STUCCO WATCH UK ■ ' XX2K UH ABAIB Shingles Lath &c. REAP THIS A Gral. Mcllii ii Prica ! Lilil Rhw Rtict? and unye too, «t , , Smitu, Maher A PRfatrojt'f . New Haven Conn., GRAND DANCE. SALISBURY t, BHOSSEAU xxi8w3 The time haa now come when my Acmust be paid. I have debta Io pay that I amt bo (mid, and to that cod mtrsf tMrtif that panKKK who owe me pny np without further delay. Ralph Jordam. May, 17th 187C. XXtGwl • couu'n YOUNG MEN. FURNITURE CHARLES tl. WELLS, n*il"t henke l. hills,.salary Tltc mot* exteudw, thorough and com­ plete institution of thu kind tn the world, night thousand graduate* of thia college now tn tmcccteM lundnow in the principal cilia and towns of the United States. L. D. QcncEunvsa, Itoeordcr. Look hero ! Look here ! loffins, Caskets &. Shrouds Tit Biikt Illi tf Siitatisi Fir YiW Meo. Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartimmta for the application of and carrying out of our novel and ryhtetnalic method» of BUSINESS TRAINING, Yunng men who conteteplata n bu-unra.lifa, and parent* having mnm to educate. dtwuQwmta ndating to the colk'gu, which r full information an to taro, euudirii of entarnca, ete. Addrwm, PallmauPi the MteokH the for Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition at our Fpruiluie Store. AH kinds of work made to or­ der. Be j ml ring or all kinds of old fur niluro it sally done. ______ Oa Jane 12tb * 18th the Grand Rapids apd it was expected U would be, sad that Mr, BritlM. the man who has rapurfalradsd its Parties having Pictures to t'raroo would tki well to p • Utctu framed of ue as we can do IL .crand Cheaper than any house In P . c County. We keep the Imrgevt and Bent selected stock ot FJUrURE FflAMElAhD MOUL1>INGfi, BKAOKm*. J'AJPKR-HOLDraw, Wai.i^E0C4P01»,^lifi*ebliDUMES, and everything in Uw Furniture line. We Jnvile all penraus to call and look Cloning oat Slae—Canned goods M cost Ayes, Pnwson, Lewis. McNaughton, Bussell Hr. Jason Turner, after years of absencs Indiana It. R. will sell Excursion tickets from from this city, spent ht the hoapitala of De­ all principal stauonr to Cincinnati, and rfaurn troit, Now York end Europe, has returned and for on* fare for lhe round trip. Thera iloheta opened on e&ee fur lhe practise of medicine. will be good to roluru until June 21st, aud He may be touud for the present nl his real through cars are rwu to Cfarinnaii without dence un Michigan Avenue, but will soon open ilou Frac* around the Oonnt Koom Square. It is just to any that the fence' iti butler thou make. We sell none of Utht cheap-made Fur­ niture that, ft made by machinery. The good* we make fa made by hand, and wanunted. We IqvRe al! pcrannn to call and inspect our goods, fur they al bear inspection. No trouble at nl^ hon>c. What! don’t you think »e csu sell < The firtahlug itirokw or* briug pat oa 3d; Bifause we keep the Lest c work­ men. Codfish, Trout] Whitefish, D.. Witt. The l.ycsum Arsoetatira of the Township of Berry, will celebrate Ute ('eu boontai of Amer­ ican Independence, by a picnic party on lhe shors* of the Lake north and east of Hickory FURNITURE! au<J be buyny again M. Prickett, for one month's salary, Rd 1 GC. A. J. Angle, fur cleaning Engine. $I> 60. O. W. Grace, far elennlng Bridge. <X). F. F. McNair, for Street w»tk. 3d Ward. Shsldo* and Tomiinmm—«. Nays, nos*. The Account ef L. D. Bornum, of R12 60. ft»r tf sing pump, was allowed by ayes and noys Do you wunt tie goto Look Drue—4iMtou gab t-»t Ohio Slow Ware nt whoiMtle and retail, best iu the city at ■ SMlTfe JlAftUU^PRESJ^FA Yeas—Dnsrson, Lewis, McNaughton. Kussell, Kholdon aud Tocnlinsun—C. Kaye, none. On motion of Aid. Shridoa. lbs fttteot We notioe Ural Mr. Stebbtaa is building a fine sidewalk on th* Best side of bln fats i>n Jetfmon Street. He should iamb fas* job. by extending it aa lhe North. <* Crater St roei. The time speettfed by hew ‘for the payment Where you wrttl find nil kiutlx ot Of every Bescripfio Which we For SALE—A valuable young InqnircoT Marahall Pricket. Titr Iknr.l of Supervisors mat.-u one o'clock adopted. । this P. M and organised by elect!eg Hon The fullowim resolution was offered by AM] 1> Q Robinson of thia ally Chairman by a ►4«tr of 12 to U H Asti num. June 8th, 187l». adopted by yeas and nays. ’ " m - nr"' ‘ Uttvlrtd, That the Common Council receive bids for 5.600 feat off «ral class White Oak Fox Bale—A Coo mare pad edit. lumber 2 by 3 iecbra, 12 or 16 feet loaf, that Time w ill ba given if desired for an appro­ John Stanley is fa receipt a large lot of r»* >Sfinest frof^rin. wHrh he is railing cheaper L. D. Qt>actoentatsli, fur Sundries. W 09. that aver. Additional particular in on edi­ by yeas ami nays as follows : tion of Thursday. Ayee, Dawson. Lewis, McNaughton, Bussell, E. C. Brown has been appointed Arauusnl Hhridon. and Tomlinson—6. Mays, wane. Tie Account of Grants & Holmes, far print­ General Superinteadeal oflbe Mmbigau tentral Railroad and win soon rater upon his ing, of »H 00, w*s ^loned by ysas sml nays duties with his b*ad<|unrters nt Jaekeon. Keep It. •r thin in flesh, am! rather small in tine. Any person giving hdbrmation where the colt- may be round wjll be liberally re- can sell Cteaper than an/Hbua • tn Bar­ vrartfed. F. J.Johes, ry Oouutx, Corthe*- reason*: IIowcMnbhinc Agent. 1st. Because wo liave no rent I > pay. ' Hartinga, May Blat 1&7G. XXllOtf 21. Decauae we make'lhe most of oui We have lOjWU Rolbt Wall i’apcr on band consisting of Gold Tin Ia, Tiirtwi Butina, French Balins, White Blanks, Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the brat Buff and Brown Blanks, also cheap Bor­ n thu market A, full supply at J. I*. ders, Gilt and Frenoo Borden. Window Roberts’. / ’ -ra. Shades, and Window Fixlunn of all kinds. Cal! and soe. Etn Busby not to be out done, has re­ Smitu, Mane* A Prehton. tail bin material naglo*. everythin;; xxt8w3 .j a., Collar*, Cuzoni cte. all Aral clara, can be found at Em’*. Everybody ackiwwkdgcs that Em ia the beat Drtsor in sixteeu counties. * • ixSl tf Do all the goml you can in the world, and make as little uoi<e about ii as peMiUe. We had the plesure of aoali, Thursday, from Willis Merritt, attorney at law. Tecumrah. iww m. STEBBINS BBO’S. ( The Common Council will hold a vjiecial «eraion on Wedne-day evening. ' When you gel bold of silver change du not hurt J it up: Vat ke-p it in circulation. HASTINGS CIUBUS R. WELLS, Priuiiint, cr29tf W. P. Andras at Onto Spring*. Kent >., iaanid to be aouMidabc for Bepre- nUltve iu the State legislature. He if T. J. AltMMOS, Oau. JW A< Topeka, 1 SaliRbury lb Broaaeau. r«Sp7D«e.,% 1875. Uj 1 JVfao Hawn, Cbnn aauuic FOR SALE >t THF BANNER OFFICE �SEW ABTBimSEWTi h»6f; ---------- -■— ■ ----------- RURAL -----------—— f : TOPICS. Tfflt |-BT!1?IMU CC TtSS tOT la scree rectiou. of the coot Uj m insect caiW the phyRex.-ra cr vine kx*»c attack. ! lhe root* ofgrape vino- and hitherto no rereedy ha« been due»«v«rd- M. Daren*. * amber «f the FrrnA AcOonynf Sa­ -ore h* recently daxovet.-i a "TSre This was [re-vui nearer .prink’.rae by Live. and the ipen then* co rertoic reree beta bring -ea at the above dirtaacr f.-ore their hires. cab* day fix Ii must be * 'terr eii. bectofiy cnehadretonce- Bat onfeMik they *• fc.< p ww • «d a half. tod the mart of the honey the y -uber H found within k asiie uf their hiv.s. No pcr-x> ran stake bee* prvtowhl: uain* the suit of lhe honey h that dixorre faund within ia windy days bat* have *_-*»< the T*.i.- a<h«eet any ’« caused by injury In wme torciga cowntrire the uX- ' to tin.- teed, retired by chewicy the dry It aariMs ia tenure bee keepers iu in the halt: of I axd hard Kerndt of corn inarw^ their been from frfare to pUre,| decay of the ittfh. Tie !?wwt Jour-ai rays: -&Kh4ocajcd teeth may U reab. al three auk- distant- twice ce three j H*cT«d by the esme inmuuset.: *’ a denlnx time* ia a vX.hera Um honey harvest.I wo .U apply to one r owe tooth under varies a* i» tnue and they eutoi&r a n»,, sjmilxr eirramstanees. The <y»j<ja» to hard work to fir even * rede wind. dhmaf* ananda half from trie* * ja their api- far *» U»e bees generally By. • rcxi AXV •IXJOK 4XOCK. A fanter writes; “We have got ph^ty; jfitock if it were only kept I mric. ci the pare 1 There fa too aaeh desired «a lhe. j-an ef fanner* to eho^e breeds to ewns breeds, to bare a ndxtsrc of breads, and: |«* While! b»-as m decay or emrastica rftfcrir .ixh.i *y*<em is fidfcwed. we <b*P. raake1 iathus-c can be weired. »d whilell*-’ bat little adraneraeei ia breedmg Sne1 appetite and ebewiog Letritks of the am i«k. If* fanner desires to breed sal Ao not appear diminished n* interchoice stori fee sale, ii h best to keep, fixcnee win be weemary." r ulr tton.=gh bred sacaxla .bat fix hk. >>«a c*e '-.rode Moek k- often proftribic. thss haw tothren aaw writer ad I- in regard to fann-xs ' Snreding pure swxk uadr: ‘-He can *e2 j his crock for three or fnr times what it » w wth fix meat. It ent's lire t>-> more to ; raise it. and any <trr-’x-< stocl he Lae he j can omrert into meat Lj4-t as wtH *» the ' THE FOE OF .PAIN .c.tarjggaar MUSTANG , WHICH HAH STOOD THE TE5T Of 1 to TEARS. I THERE IS NO cQKf>lT WILLI NOT HEAU30 LAMENESS IT WILL KOT CURK. SO ACWE, NO to detdhunc wbeth r the potato tabor PAIN. THAT AFTLIOTB THE HU ihnwhed anenic when Paris srres wa-1 MAN BODVr^W TMM BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN applied to the plants io <i<atr,y th.- {•<*!<>' l.WAL. THAT DOBS KOT YIELD iTO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE C08TING Sc.. SSe.. oe fil.00. HA- OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN HErNHTAND RESTOK ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS Liflsns the plant f»nt ia no’Ta«uxncr eo«jd ' HANY A VALUABLE HORSE. I tied a trace of anewi? tn life tuber*.. Other -Lcmisu hare mad - dtnilxr invert! Colirx** with the same rcssit.> • In -oua case, the person- wiv. apply the i’arb jretn are f*jiwno! by it Th-.- f-dkwing, ,i<c» are reponc! a- haring jtctxre.-d is Michigan last year.. Ia uue case. Ly tore liand&n •- the Paris -rten wu alhnred to ojase in o>utoet ukh a *reoc the hand. It swelled enoraou-Uy . La: wx» sobduad by vincrar and suit. In at.-Xher eats: the dtx>t wi« inhaled, resulting iu ranch join ( in the.hevl and a drwhar^c fnxn ' PROSATE OSDLH UF K1CUI.;A5. c-«*ii -r l MtaftW for tfcs FARM FOR SALE 50 ARE IMPROVED the tM»*e for t<-? week*. In an -Aber case, the reisoa wa« p^rnritted -to enter a h»4c I in the b«X kg. crarijig smOm. iafiassiuaUoa. Another nun namMriy ewupo? xilh his Icairia; life frets inhaling lhe dust, which be hr <i ihmrdly emienroeel io exclude will, a rei’ >ver ide fate. He was oek two weeks Another hod his cyr* badly infiamed for a long tjase by the dcst entering there, and ■ome children were isgertd by pisyinz oreong the dwond potatoes. IIxMibc* Jaa'y. Jit. 1878. A First-Class Farm, ttne of IHuois report*: • •’Front the infvnnatiou w> far ubtaMed it** proved that lhe Icmm for the Iasi year were fr'ly «uua! rotoasl&WifUW.. Hofarthelto wer* *hflw thaftbere is id general euoric-.idn of the orgiic axsi cau.M» oftb« dis- the next dav. if the thhk dinner cant it over cuvfi&j. ~~ that "* the air en circulate lnw$r throng —____ the nu idling- spa tU- <urfao- . nh. TK etover reny Ke two fact thick wpuu the OHDER. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-15.pdf e3abfb3405907c57f6e108e0307b3299 PDF Text Text NO. 14.HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1876. VOL. XXL AffliciiniHi. Immmi VW. THE SPRING TRADE. 9 = £ a S’ ond Iron Plow With Wood or Iron Beam. Land Rollers, Harrows, Cultivators. Double Shovel Corn PlOws. Buckeye and Peerles Reapers and Mowers TRIUMPH HARVESTER AND KKP1RR STATE MOWER, BATH PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS With patent Bent Gear, made from the best New York Second Growth Hickory. The Old Reliable GEO. M. DEWET AND PVBLISHEIt. Constantsy on Hand, AT AGRICULTURAL HA LL. One door east of Goodyears Harthvarc. TEBMS UF SUBSCRIPT IOS: .««• re*r ia AdvaDM-------------- —*1 ■*{ alia adT.nc.------ ------------------ ,------ 7 0) ftA TES Of AD VERTIS1NG. ismubm. I ti.a>l gJ»l ttJ>o I >rmi moo 1, Culumn. |_ 5.101 Thy natna «i bl celebrated -ii EDITOR rKimunruuL nnui. tool 16.001 77JO I MESSER & POWERS Hastings, April 12, 1876. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON toJO I. No dvdueUoa t/ouUHMtl raju ar* fur 33 IHh CoJumtMi. WBSMAL AND BW88 CARDS. FH1L. W. MISKERN. HAJtVKV WRIGHT, - DENTIST . _ AH warit ercaratfr attradMd to. Great Bargains READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement toy Comfort and Happinsst Pianos Organs and OP HASTISOS AND TICTNITY. M. J. ■- UW1E MON BED ’S PIANOS. HADEN & SON’S PIANO b‘— SJStt**;— Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Wholesale Agent for Michigan ■ uioiii «•»» •••« Indiana. -.a. -«> ranch Hoaeea •:at Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and Flmt, A. D. BROWN, Plano Tuner. xknr W iUxa altar li<ht <Uviw. TIHanefarary (II ~ am afraid the. home is spoiled, and I do not know what to think about the other things. But Mr. Rogers wffl believe me. So I came down here to stay with Hugh, if Mm. Marston was willing, till Mr. Rog­ ers comes home. I had no money to pay board, and I tfa^Ut bho would like to hare me help cut up her wood. That is all there is about it" I am glad vou stayed here. Don't you go away till Mr. Rogers has returned. There is trouble in store for his family. I feel very sorry for them. You had better come back to school in the morning—it is a pity to have you loee anything from your limited privileges." ‘■But if Theodore abouldeallmo a thief? I could not stand it.” WHOLE Nft 1057. a mind to go with him. ' I told him I would go in and tell mother where I was going. They said there was no need of that, as they should be back before ten o'clock. As we got to the house, I ran in to get my overcool, and speak to mother, but she was not at home ; so I took my coat out of th< ball closet, and run after the boys. Theodore told us to be quiet, as Bill would make a fuss if hejtnew that he was going off without doing the chores. So we kept still in the stable, while he went in with a handful of wood and got his overcoat. Blanchard told him to get an overcoat for him, as ho had none. He brought out two, and they put them on. He raid William was just going to eat supper. They'harueiBcd the black horse and took the red sleigh, and we'went off. I never thought of anything wrong about it. When we got to the hotel, Blanchard called for an oystes supper. 1 told them j had had supper, but he urged xo hard, that I sat bown. Hey had cider too, and I drank some. Two or three times he called for cigars for three. I told them I was feeling very strange in my head, and Theodora told me to take a few whiffs from my cigar, and I would feel better. Tut I grew worse, and started for the door. I could hardly go. 1 aat down on the bench on the piazza, and that was the last I remember, till I woke up nearly frozen ; the horse, sleigh and boys were all gone. I knew it was'^ past midnight, a-vthc moon was going down. 1 had no ‘ money, and I thought I would start for home on foot, I felt dreadfully, and I made up my mind that I had taken some­ thing stronger than cider, and it had made me perfectly drunk. I could not walk very fast, I felt so weak ; but I had gut almost to the village when I heard a sleigh coming. Blandiard had takon off the belLs.so Mrs. Rogeos and William could not hear us, when wc Went off- I. Mw it was the black horse, and I called to them to let me ride. They did not stop at first. but at hot let me get in. They laughed . “I am afraid he will, and I know I should strike him." “I think you could govern yourself, William. Tt would grieve me to have any quarreling; but my impression is very muui riotuiciuni strong that Theodore will not Vo at school Tv Cbriituu Kina. to-morrow." Miss Wardlow did not talk much on the homeward ride, being busy engaged in thinking over the tale told her by William. She deeply sympathised with Mr. Rogers* coming distress; it was evident that Wil­ liam could dear himself free from the im­ putation, but she saw no chance for Theo­ THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. dore to avoid disgrace and punishment; and she remembered Mr. Roger's words to his wife, ‘‘You are bringing that boy [Front the Country Gentleman, Albany, up to be a curse to you." Just as they entered the village, she N. K] met the doctor. He reined up bis hone, CUAPTKB BSVEN. os they were passing by. Thb was William's story “Mus Wardlow. I was just going down "Yesterday morning Mrs. Rogers went to Mrs. Manton's for you ; James Griffin to put the clean clothes away, arid on open­ is very anxious to see you. He is wan­ ing my cheat Io by iu my shirt and dering in bis anind, most of the time. I stocking*, she raid ahc found a lot of broad­ think perhaps he will be more quiet with cloth, silk and other ' drees goods! iShe you ; and I believe there is something ho came downstairs, and asked me where they wishes to talk with you about. His came from. I told her 1 knew nothing mother is worse than nobody in a sick room; about it, the last time I was at the closet, she is so excitable.” tween cider and brandy. I asked tbvni there wax nothin;; of tho kind there. There Mrs, Watsou was just coming out of where they bad been, and what Blanchard was no lock on it, for I never had any­ the door, » she asoeruUJ tlw> "irq* _ came back for. They said it was their thing to Jock up. Theodore raid he guess­ *‘T am glad yon have come, lie ia call­ buxinaft, but told me they had got into a ed 1 was going to set np an opposition ing'fur you all the time. It at more than row, and if it wsn found out they would stem, and run Wateob out. There was a half trouble that ails the boy.” get seat to the penitentiary, and I with young man there, one uf_ the railroad “I met Dr. Emerson coming for me. them. Blanchard tried to hire me to keep Imnda that came hi with Theodore in the Please ask Mr. Watson not to retire till I still, and offered me 850 if I would prom night, and staid to breakfast—the same come in; I have something dreadful to one that has come to the evening ocbuof, relate, and I wish him to know it imme­ isc not to tell about it. I told them I knew nothing about it, and I could not tell. and called Theodore out, Bevcral times. diately.” I only knew I had made a fool of myself, Well, he said some provoking things. I Laying aside her clonk and hood in the and wished I had staid at home. When I told them if there ww anything in that kitchen, Miss Wardlow stood a monun'. by got out of the sleigh, Blanchard flung a chest that ought not to be tbefe, they the stove to warm her, and then glided knew more abohtit than I did, and I got quietly to James' bedside, and hid her shawl on my shoulders, and told tne to keep that to put me in mind of the first up and went out to the barn. I wnx just cold hand upon his feverish forehead. time I got drunk. I wax so sick I could frightened wheu 1 Maw the black horse ; “I thought you would never cuuw!" lurdly go, when I got out of tho aleigh. he wax all crippled up and was Blinking “I called after school, but they were I crept around through the woodshed like a leaf; ho luul uo blanket on, and 1 hoping you would sleep." chamber, and got into my room, and went knew he had been liard driven the - night “I never shall sleep again. I wish I to bed ; I did not sleep, 1 was so cold and before, for I blanketed him and fed him was dead !*’ . in such pain. An soon as it was light, I myaelf the last thing. Mr. Rogers told "O, you must not Wish so : you will be caiuo down and made up a fire, and tried Theodore not to touch the horses while better soon, I hope.’’ to warm me. After awhile I thought of he was gone; if the children had to go tv “Ia there any one io the room? I want acliool, 1 was to carry them with the old tv talk alone with yon; I Goo'I want nny my overcoat and that shawl that were m my room ; so I thought I would get my sorrel. I could not lind IRackey'a blanket one to hear us." coat aud hang it up in the closet, so moth­ till 1 looked in the red nlrigh; it was there “Hhall I go one my, son F* said Mr. er euuld not see it. The shawl is a nice and there was a groat roll of shining Mack Griffin. new one, and I think it must be worth a cloth and some shawls besides, end a jug “Yus, everybody but ML® Wardlow ; I good depl. I hid it in the nhed chamber, with liquor in it. I put thia, with the want to be alone." in atfold tub. I am afraid the boys did finding of the things in my chret, together, “They are all gone out, Jarno*. What something wicked, but I certainly did not, and so I went back to the house and asked ia it T' only as I got drunk. I suppose 1 am Mnt. Rogers who drove Blackey and the “Is the door shut tight, so that no one .vary nek, and I am glad of it; for I had red sleigh after dark. She said, no one. can bear father die than to disgrace my father." I told her there had, and she had better She tried it, and found it was closed, "Weil, I amgtad it was nothing worse. go out and see him, for I thought he was and came to his side. I do not think you will be sent to prison. sailed. She went Out and was terribly “Mias Wardlow, I want to take hold of I will tell you the truth. Mr. Harper's frightased, and I showed her the things your hand, and, oh. do not hate me: but store at Shelbouroe was broken into Sat­ inihealeigh. Shn did not know what to toll me what to do.” urday night , and a quantity of money and ray. She told mo to rub tho borne down Taking hi* hand, ahc sat down by his mid blanket him. When 1 had done it, I side, ‘'James, I wiU promise to advise you poixLs taken ouL Suspicion rests on you three. The sheriff inquired of Mr. Wat­ went back to the house , Young Blanchard ax wril ra I cam What is UF* son concerning a boy named Jim, and luul gone, Mra. Rogers nd tho little gills ,“X am not to blame ; I never meant to we4» ciylug Thvodoro was swearing. do wrong—but it ia' bettor for mo to die AViHuim Merton. The thiug will all come out soon.” Ho said, if anybody had driven tho bone "Blanchard was a clerk unco in Har­ it Was 1—Ac knew nothing about tho father. .1 heard them saying ti>; clothes in the sleigh. I told him he knew sheriff from bhelbourue was in the place, per’s store, and they dismiased him, and that I never used a horse unless Mr. Rog­ and he will find out everything, 1 know he was mad enough about it But I only went out as far as the Point Hotel." ers told me to *, that I was at home before he will, and I shall be sent to prison.” ‘‘Now, James, the' beat thing you can “PcrhapanoC: if yen did not assist in little girls, and. then went to bed. He do ia io confide in your father, and tell ■ ■ - ———— I — I — — Jsaid 1 lied, and one thing brought on an­ with you. I know something, of it." him the whole story. You will fuel better other, till he kicked me; and, Mias Ward­ "HaYn they found out all about it ? is and, as he will have to hear it, it had bolter low, I knockcded him downI That he after me? ’ come from you first I am very sorry it “He took tea at Mr. Watson s. Ho happened. Do you remember, James, the was inquiring for William Merton. Did i text, “My MOgj if sinners cutioc litre, Theodor® ae awn as I did but I, wm he have anything to do with it?" I consent thou not? I,hope this will bo * sory angry. I told her I was sorry, and “No; I will take my oath he did Dot. lewon to bo remembered as loag ra you Umt I had better stey till Mr. Rogen came Why, he was at homo when we started off; live. I did not like Blanchard's appearback—that the stock would need care and ho was vpuhieg him at tho kitchen sink. that .be expected roe to ace to things, and I raw him through tho window." cicd him.*' । • .thatif wished, J would theta go. away. “Who wax with you, then ? .Whom did “Mbw Wardlow, would you bo willing Bit she arid, I h«4, Up leovo—iL wa« DM you call William ?' tn Uli father for me ? I cannot tell him, mfck live with, me—I would kill some“BRI Blanchard. You have seen him toodV DCXt. She Aent Mary to get my at the school house when he has called for riothes from the chamber, and Theodore Theodore Rogers. I heard Dod eall him It ia brat for teld mo the Hrot thing I could do was to Bill Merton down at the Point." outdoiay, aa weMr. Mandril u. ‘ Then Theodore was with you T' still in the ph the troth, bad rail I my Boe before him, in would tell' «d,J «u. <W. Whealuok , he and my overcoat from.the , hall, I saw went in; ody had worn it,,ahd*T found some at school’ in thepoeket which I ^iever saw "Can you enr like me again. Mira Ward­ low? t». i waaa'nwlH ro art, Cv ^eiflweaH like to ride; hew* “I like you better than ever, my poor till Mr. Bogam caw. Ude. for be K-e Las boy ; I will see you again to morrow, but good to toe, and 1 will be true to him. I and would like my company home, if I had �THE VICTORY IS •oratto ptftey. Washinotox. D. C. Juna 12th. 1876- ment on the finitday of January, 1879, and aiguifv it* opjxjKitit® to any modification or repeal of thtthw that does Dot guarantee a still earlier or better method cd returning to specie payment. Let no doubtful word go out from this Convention upon the sub­ ject of honest money. Price* are already at the specie point. Stand firm by your numerous resolutions and platforms a Utile longer, and your currency basis will be Iran.* formed into a coin basis so easily and so naturally that you will be youradvw For; President. surprised, regretting only, a» you will, that RITHERFORD B HAYES it was not determined upon at an earlier day. Resumption accomplished, in all of Ohio. human probability there will follow ten or For Vice-President. fifteen yean of prosperity equal to that of JOHN F. HARTRANFT, any former period, perhaps greater than of Pennsylvania the country has yet seen. lined to the .derision of the RepnbhIf yon will, in addition, put a {dank in­ to your platform declaring for such au amendment of the Cunttitution as wifl ex­ H A.YKH»’ PI-ATFOHM » tend the Pn^identiul office to six years, ‘Honest money for all. and irad moke the incumbent ineligible far rrelcction, you will deserve the gratitude of free schools for all. There the American people. should be do inflation which As the mariner, when teased for many will depreciate the one nor sec- days in thick weather, avail* himself of the terian interferance* which wfll earliest glance of tb- hub to ascertain hew fxr the elements have driven him from destroy the other.” his true coarse, aa, in bke manner, al the end of , As we go to press we learn that the National Couvestion/ha* adopted a Plat­ form money. perfectly satisfactory. ‘Honest The people are to enjoy political rights irrespective of color or nationality. Nou Seerrtarian Free Schools. Grants administration euthuipistidy endorsed" It w well. THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. At 12, M. yesterday the National Convention assembled in Exposition Building in Cincinnati. The Building was beautifully decorated. The attend­ ance simply immense. Every Delegate was in his plane, and a large number of alternates. The number of Delegates ia 752 The vote required to nominate is 37«\ 41 latest dates, of this writing Thursday. A. M.. Mr Blaine’s friends claimed 341. The Michigan delegation standing according to a dispatch from Hou. Ihraid Striker,' 12 for Bristow, 7 for Blaine, and 3 for Hayes. Hon. E. D. Morgan, Chairman of the Republican National Executive Commit­ tee, called the Convention to order, who introduced the Rev. Mr. Mnlkr, of Coving­ ton, Ky.. who offered prayer. After this Gxsitlkmem of nix Coxvkntiok The day and the hour Lave arrived al which the representative* of the Republi­ can party were invited to assemble to nom­ inate candidates for Preadont and Vice IVeridest of the United States, and in obe­ dience to the authority of the Republican National Committee, I now respectfully aak that you will maintain order. Ial85Gat Philadelphia, in I860 at Chicago, and in 1S64 at Baltimore, act­ ing nndcr the same general authority, >t has been ray privilege to call Republican National Conventions Loader. If I ex­ cept the action of the Coaventiou of 1864, the duties which this intelligeDi body has in comparison with former! ooea, are the most important of all of these authoritative gatherings of tho maty. Ia June, 1864, we were in the midtt of the war for the prtwervation of tbc Union. We had great armies in the field, but they had achieved only partial austxas, and when succaarful always at a very great fomrfhfe The bravret and b«t rf our "Ktaeand Ferry is the ticket W-bingtoa Chrmrxcti. ' Tbe Congremaaaal proceediags piasaaf fa । batfitde of iaterwt exm^l the etetwal Oat W*t they apeak of the great of ALL OPPOSmOi IS OVERCOME tioa party as “Peter CooperV ‘bus load.” There seems to be an impression that brfure he was through. no man not entire­ ly without bowelis of compassion could help pitying the Judiciary Committee. He completely used up the little fellows com pomng that committee Proctor Knott must have feh as the Bible sap the wicked will in the day of judgment, like calling upon the rocks and uxmutaius to fall on, and hide him from the rrogrenre of Blaine. He was convided on his own admission of haring supprreed a telegram from Jo The New York TMUtaesaye: -Procter Knott's 'putation as a hutaoriat has been w-hjaed by his malsriea aa a mBd idiot." Aoording to the KqtMica^, there were thirty-eight deaths and utocty-uoe births in St Joseph durioc the year 1875Tbc chSblaiM*s bare broken out ia Washingum among thr, Democratic politi Several of them are just waddling riaaa. inah Caldwell to him as Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, which proposed that -veil ilmt Tarbox ! Fur »n i»l»ke lUnajUj L-U*. |nd uaetaf. There is nothing raw he (CuldneUi wowld make an aftdav* that he never sold any bonds to Tom. er Goods usually Class Grocery. Competition^ Scott for Blaine. He- was farther con­ victed of trifing an untruth iu regard to The Pott says that ‘ Impromptu" Tar­ the appointment of ths Sub committer box “did do* expert to use up Bta’tae." The scene in the House was such that no It b evident tlyA his expectation* were pen picture will prutray it. . It mutt have not disappointed. been seen to be appreciated. On Wed­ Mr Blaine while on hi* way to church nesday, the committee room was the yesterday ru attacked, with a smkirn fflplace of action and thejr Knott, Blaine. ocm ol *■ apupIciL nature, and retnaiutd Frye and Tarbox, had a till. Ashe, of unconscious fur ab .ul six hour*. from the foundation of our government, vc North Carolina was particular in asking have enme from the North, the South, “Be not deceived." says th? New York that it be stated he knew nothing of- the the East and the West, to take a political HVrW wry solemnly, and very renew­ oUerration for the purjxne of amending telegram. On Thursday, Tarbox made our system of National Government, so [u an exj-lainatioa in the House, but was able. wbeti it ia told that the Itanocral* can carry New EuglanJ if Gw- Tilden is as improvement is real and poasiblc. We completely overwhelmed by Frye who have come to this great and beautiful city Dominated. of Cincinnati on the banks of the grand closed his mouth when be referred to bis A New Hampshire correspondent thinks and placid Ohio, cuntainin^'Uearly 300,­ har’Dg supertitiourfy obtained a copy of a he sees eigus that Hon. Chari® P. San­ 000 souls, and where we do w find every born, ^poater of the House, m the own­ ■luxury that wealth, nature or art can jirodnee, but where not even a log cabin had ing man tor .United States Senator “ There is a very evident intention to been erected nor a white man born when the Granite Slate. force a report in favor of Kerr. The our Government was organised. The mast ■ublime feature of the The last three National Conventions of committee has bullied Haney from the our party hare had indicated to them, in beginning, and has permitted a cloud of ent Coiigrcas has been the regulmtty with advance, the nam® for nomination as the lawyers and members of Congress to do the which the great Democratic larcntigatioo candidates, for the National ticket, so that No matter what facts are has succeeded in getting hold of the they Lave been little else than ratification same thing. meetings of the decrees that have been proven, or how alight the evidence in wrung cud of the mule. made by the people, merely putting into favor of Kerr, he will have a report ex­ The Charlotte HfpMicau says ; ‘'Char­ form that which bad already been deeded onerating him. lotte is going to raise fifteen hundred upon. I allude to President Lincoln's Every one of the heads of the differ­ thousaad doffars or aaore with which to second nomination. and to the nomination and reoomination of the splendid soldier ent purchasing and ooutracting bureaus of celebrate the Fourth of July. We judge patriot, General Grant But such a state the navy department hare sworn positive­ so from the amount they want the printers of things no Ion ger exists. There appears ly that Secretary Bobcsun has never in­ to safaocribe.” And it was just about so in at the present time nono to srhnm the un­ erring huger point* as the only candidate. terfered in any way with the puxuhaMS or There seems to be no man rising to far contracts made by them. Senator Clayton above all other? as to cause exultant introduced an amendment to the executive, amendment by which newspaper publish­ voices to exclaim. ‘Thou art tlie man." legislative and judicial appropriation bfll. er* on and after the fint ofJaenary, 1877, The cunsequcnce is, that many distin­ requiring that the appointments in all arc to psy-/<»«r rent* per pound instead guished names among our party friends for postage on newspaper?. It u have been mentioned as candidates, and the executive department, should be of will be brought Wore the C-onvcntii>n when divided amongst the States and Terri­ true that it do® not pay to carry newspa­ the projcr time arrives for making nomi tories according to reyresentatioa. Af­ per* in the mail* from New York to Sam nations. Therefore it ia that I have ex- ter three day? debate, the amendment Francisco at this rate, bat it docs pay the Smd myself as seeing greater rcspouri y resting upon the delegates to this was rejected by one majority, beeause it was department to carry newspapers published Convention titan upon any or all that have claimed that it was in the nature of leg­ in any part of New England to the post islation and should not be made part of oficc in New England at the rate of two The histery of our Republican party an appropriation bill. A table h» Iwen cerite per pound. Why, then, shook! ths famishes abundant evidence of its itesire prepared by the Southern Republican people of New England be taxed fur dethat the Government shall l>e administered with bonwty, and economy : and as a meaus i .Association showing the number of cm- lirery of newspapers in the far Western I pbyeus in each department, the number States, where the population is as rerttreto that end, that the should be derated by the introdiction of all needful and proper referma. With such a history and at a time like the present, it can do*, be doubted that the choree of the convention will fall on some one, who ever it may be. clearly ctmunit ted on this ques­ tion not only by his expreofod opinions, but also Ly his public Fife and conduct. Lwill not further anticipate the action of thia honorable body, except to say that the firm so] ........................ DeesJ of all_________ _______ .____ _ _ __ National Constitution, and the support and maintenance of all other prinripl® iovolved ia the war for the preservation of the Union, must also be regarded aa the pmniriuafar the highofiem of Prtridem and Vice Premdent of the United State*. With this acompliriwd, it will b« the hiehesk datr-Md .abouM be the mest Measure, for all in authority to extend the warm hand of foUowahip to all good ritineos of this Union,and as xapdly as p-ibk to forgive and forget the recent post, and to do every act to make nnaatis- their matters kept them within their lines, and held fell dominion over them. name. OneJ^opLs “J It was then modestly suggested by your ■au. Ll Lk« CouDtiy. .NaaLaal C<a- Wt>N each State should have and the numlier eaoh State has, and itshows that some of the States and the District of Columbia arc ed that the expen*® of the mail far ex­ ceed the revenue.' The pries of carrying newspapers should be gridssui by* the ixrgly in excess, whilst others have very number of miles of/rerrice, nod al ex­ changes should gd free through the Both Houses will adjourn on Saturday until next Friday to cnablc.the Republi­ can members to attend the Cincinaati Coaventiou , aod the same thing will be done for the St. Louis Conreotioe. Ia fast 1 doubt whether there will be a quorum after Saturday, until after mails. thedoae of the St. Lcmis Conrmtiou. Thi* readers it iaqxaeiHefor the appro. The Democrats endeavor to strengthen their pomtioa as to the appropriation*, by declaring that there ia a steady fdiiag FOR LADIES FOR GENTLEMEN liable ofthe Grocery HoMfalhe State. Their prices are always an farm the tota rot, ami their goods as goal ea th> bmt ia the market. There aeaetan exifaia their large mica, rapidly taenwi»g rooagv, and general pofmbrity not only i» thia city, but throughout the State. May ttetr shadow never be toa. The bataaee of cash m the state uaaAl ury Jone 3d, was *1,243,434.56; reccipte during the week ending Jane 10th, were off ia the reoripts, amounting to fifteen nuHmns thm irea! year and Kkdy to be more the next. T» ».* has been proven vention in this Centeuaial year should be false by referring to the figure* which held in your city, and under your ■■filial, show a ttendy and large increase in the as yon, qaielas ftilly as any other locality, enterprise, the sab&mity awl gTWiiWar.rf oar country's growth and greatuan. (UogaDd tremei■dwscherea] (h, moture of Mr. Morgan. Horn Thoden M. Pomcrory of New Tert was dent­ ed temporary chiurmau, and the Chair designated Gov. Baldwin. at Rhode Is­ land, a committee to conduct Mr. Pome­ roy to the Chair. Upon being iotrodac- Gxjrrixjrwt or nix Coxtrxwxtax: thank you xaett. heartily for the raa meat <x®fem>d by calling me to pct .. iiu n !' BALLS. �Jo CMAL ia ona dollar per annum, tingle copies f IFFICtAL AMI IF BAHT 11(10. ' slHANGER’H Co., pnbUabera, 40 Fort xtreet ral, Drtroli. GUIDE ......... OUR NEW YORK LETTER The Coatoanial—Naw Idaaa-Trans formation — Borton — Political — Real Estate. New York, June 13th, 1876. CITY LOCAL R- R. TIME-CARD THE CKMTENJUAL. Everybody is advising En CTO a Baxlm :- A thistle Expr«»» (SitardaraadSindayi^g I and Eatou Ina. Co. I taka It for gran ted ho did. I would suggrat however in ftiture communica­ tions relating to '•Smith'' he be more persona) POST OFFICE TIME CARD SS^fct a good man/ Smith's looking after him. SErsarafeu*. t— So any such allusion as wm made in the letter. .WO p. ttartar MlBMlay and Saturday at 11 aa.t leave i euch allusion as your subscriber sees fit to J. M. NKVINB. P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. pllcit with them. However I leai of them had anything to do with the adjust- USSSxzz. llrely eatisfoctory to the Barry and Eaton. And now let ua see- about the foots. The An insurance of $60 I think would not be out ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Quid 112}. 37-100 dollars that ia all. bat I am satisfied that he The Council held a meeting iMt evening. the fire. 1 would suggest to Subscriber that espied. Bellevue to determined to do her own 4th of Grvenbacks were worth on Wednesday in Coin HtSj on the dollar. aible. Things are boiling hot this Week at the Court Clsmitxt Smith. Seor- Barry and Eaton ln». Co. Grand Rapids Correspondence. We expect<(o publish tbqo«ci.l precsedingv uf the Board of'ftapervlsor* on Monday. Counlerfit money is despised when detected. patronage. The Presbyterians at their Festival on Wed- polr raising at Freeport on Monday July day. al this City. ,Those st Middleville and al Nashville will ba .Km*. M. H. Wing will give a Grand Ball on the The Editor polled on account of continuod IU health, to 4th of July. litcd at just about 110,000,000. That would les Caaaw Socui—On Friday, night June everybody a recent loss on town line between Woodland ncr of human nature, but nobody seems and Castleton, In which a caution waa'nog- to take the advice to heart. It ia true that all the departments are not in order adjusted the earns, before tho reading of the and probably will not bo much before the article in question, the adjustment, will have to stand. Whether your -subscriber'meant the un­ fourth of July. There is enough now designed or not I do not know, but u I am ao to sec that is of interest, but it will not bo Grand Rapids, Juno 13,1876. Editor Banner :— advisable to visit the exhibition till after the middle of this month. Til! the sum­ mer heats are over. Philadelphia is one of the hottest cities in the Union. It is 1 not on the const directly, as is New York Boston, with the sea brecao of its' own to cool it each afternoon, but is inland, and lies shut in from the ocean winds, ao that it ties baking in airless beat all midsummer. The parties of country people coining from the Centennial are apt to be cram and wilted-looking already, their linen dusteni soiled and stringy, their money used up pretty closely, and the whole party foot sore, and tired of being crowded and stared at by fine people. If there are children along, they are fractious with fatigue and excitement, their mothers wild with trying to keep them in order, till every woman of them is willing to give bonds, if she can only get home again, never to leave it for a score of ecn tennials. This ia a picture of not a few groups one aces leaving the exhibition. I would advise having all the children of a neighborhood boarded out by the stay­ at-homes in turn, while their fathers and mothers go to the Centennial. It is no use trying to see it with children in tow: they don't see enough to pay them for the trouble of going, and their room is wanted for older folks. The young ones will probably live to have centennials of some sort when they are old enough not to be nuisances. Let their parents go without them, and take what comfort they can from the big show; they will in most eases be glad enough to get homo, but will have enough to talk about to last them the rest of their regular lives. z The very change will do people in the country good, by bringing them face to face with the last production of cilirilization, and giving their ideas friction with those of other nations and classes. It takes such an occasion as a Centennial to bring out die very folks who need to vis • it fairs and expositions, the stay-at-homes who hardly leave the town they live hi once in twenty years. They arc apt to carry home some notions that astonish the neighbors, not so much with the novelty of things themselves. as with the strange­ ness of accning so-and-so adopt anything fresh. It is pleasing to see alteration that passes over some groups as they grow familiar with new modes and customs. They walk about the first day awkard and old-faahioncd enough, the observed of all observers, or would be if there were not so many old-fashioned to keep them com­ pany. The next day the girls have a new necktie, the boys drop their turn down collars for standing ones, and they buy the old lady a vail to cover her bonodt which isn't tho latest style. Then as the linen dusters get roiled and wrinkled, the young men take courage, and finding how cheap clothing is in the city, come out in a ready-made suit of neat style, and while they are about it, a fancy straw hat that transforms them into very pleasant speci­ men of intelligent young American gentle­ mens, that is, presummmg them to have good mannan* to start With, which most boys, brought up by good mothers, have, whether they belong to country or . towu. Tho girls, not to bo behind, study the way the city girls do up their hair, and when they find their home-made poplins growing too warm, venture on an embroidered linen ..^ 8? better than I ever saw you.** Her friends said, “Why did you never look ao before T" In private her husband innisted on haring the change explained to him. A dozen hair-pins were pulled out and the orig­ inal homeHneee stood before him. A band of soft natural curia woven on an invisi­ ble, foundation shaded the unpleasant brow, giving tho face a softened expression, and­ a braid of hair, fine and delicately light in weight, was added to the twist at the back of the head, making a shapely and classic knot. The whole arrangement weighed only three ounces, and when on, defied detection. The husband thought a minute. Ho had always scoffed at toilet tricks, but their effect was too ranch for him. Discipline must be maintained io tho family, however, at any coat, and turning to her he said with delicacy: “My dear, I never liked false hair,, sb you know, but I think you had better continue the use of a little additional hair, till your own grows out. And if I ever catch you going.without it, you may betake your­ self to tho Centennial for fill me." The wife heard, and, being a dutiful woman, obeyed. But greet was the wonderment in her neighborhood when she went home, with her new coquolrica, so transformed that her family agree in. protesting that her husband got the best-looking wife of the lot after all. They agreed, finally, on tho theory of tardy development to solve the mptery. Her h^band keeps the secret well, and wljfin questioned on the subject only shakes his head. BOSTON. Since last week I have been in Ifoaton. I was in hopes to find the old city in bet­ ter condition than New *York, but I was disappointed. New England w even flat­ ter than New York, and there is more mourning, and with hotter reason. The manufacturers are overstocked With goods, the hands are idle and eating up the ac­ cumulation of former years, the mercantile interest is consequently as flat as it can be, and everybody ia discouraged. Ont of the hcaveat publishers in the city told me that his sales, wholesale and retail, did rot amount to 8300 per day, which wm something 1cm than the daily ruuniog expenses of hia store. When the book trade goes slow in New England, there is not much hope lor anything else. There is very little building going on, no new enterprises are enteral into, and there is a universal fueling ol'deprcssion. Speaking of depression, the I’hiladelphiaxw foci it just as badly as the other eitie*. The Centennial has not been as productive as it was expected. Tho hotels, restauranta and bars arc doing well, but the trade that it expected to bring has not come. The people come simply to sec the Centennial, and not to buy goods, and they sec it and go away. The sea board cities arc suffering, and I fear they art to suffer for sonm time to mrao. COMMERCLA X~ Advertised Letter*. List of latten remaining In the Hartings P 0. Barry County, Mich, June, 14th 1876. William Forbey, Mias Lorena Burwell. Eu­ gene A. Taylor. lasac M. hint, Ebea A. White. SPECIAL NOTICE. Facto for the Mil lien. ed by Hoststisr'Ciitomach Bitten. That renowMd tonic h daily addiaa frosh Iannis of popularity to tha rroat reputation whiehit !on««lnoe obtain*! M a remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, bllliearaen ■sperioritr to the peUiatives' HASTINGS MARKE a. WHEAT (white) per buabol,- (UM LU. WHEAT (rod) per bmkOl.lUMI.M FLOUR.parewt. 13.50. CORN, per bushel. SOe. OATS, per buahel. MBL BUTTER, per lb., MUe. EOG8. per deran.lOe. POTATOES, per bushel. JOa. APPLES, per baahel. 50c. •NIONSJperbiiritol.MMfc. BEANS, par bushel. 0&M1.00. PORK. U-OOfoSJO. M HAMS, per lb.. SHOULDER^. TALLOW, par lb..7J4e. CHICKENS, par lb.. S< CHEESE, par lb.. 10 WOOL, per lk^5»2fo. . HAY, p«r ton. 110-00*1 LOO, DRIED PEACHES, purtd. DRIED PEACHES, unpearo DRIED APPLES, par lb.. 8c. L API. E SUGAR. tWlOci HONEY. lW3k. BEESWAX, per lb.. S5c. CRANBERRIES, per buhel.«<.0t> NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. ill. for too IstclltecnVto Sold. I1S5E. Lical llpjw JUtwe? Storiiac Exehanra. M.TSSJ for « day bllh Mieb. Central Hock. 4F<. Lake Shore. NEW YORK MARKET. A New Dinning Hall. J. H. Sutton has been fitting up his old Store on Jefferson Street, for a Dinning hall. Ice cream parlors, Oyster rooms, and will keep constantly on hand the finest supply of Candies, Nuts, Fruit, Ice Cream Vegetables ofall kinds in their season, Can­ ned Fish, Oysters in season, and every other luxury. The rooms are all carpeted, and furnish­ ed in first dam style. This is to be the fashionable retort for all classes of our citizens and tho public in search of a good dinner, a nice treat or fine candies. His Saloon next door, ia the beat fitted and furnished of any in the city. Re­ member the place. My old stand, and the rooms formdy occupied by Barber Beasiner, on Jefferson Street. Come and sec me. XXI-12-13-14 LIVERPOOL. MARKETS. sfeilHns ad rance on DETROIT MARKET. DaraatT. Jane (0.1SX POL1T1CAL. Blaine'a magnificent fight in the House has" helped him wonderfully. The pluck with which he met his tuHailants, the skill with which ho turned their guns upon likely to continue fbr some time to come, for theuiadvoa, and the audacity with which ho. indicted his indicters, hare made for him ho«ta of frionds. New York has got a tremendous admiration for Blaine, for its of. The eiiy is rapidly filling up with peopeople do not believe him guilty of crimi­ nality, and they admire him for foot at­ tempting to hide his prirate business from aay the track is in a splendid condition. the public view. Conkling Is gaining rap­ idly, for there ia in his interest a trained suppose there will be lively limes. Many body of politicaiu and tho beat outside newspapers in the State. But Waahburac the Preaidentia! Convention, and many more looms up bigger and bigger, and when New York leaves Conkling, ns I believe it will finally, ho will get a fair vote from the State. Ho made hosts of friends in 1’aris, and Iris record ia a good one aside from that It would not be lingular if ho should eventually be found to be the oomming man. Hayes is steadily growing here, and Morton is losing. When New York breaks from Conkling the State will split up terribly. Will not write any more thia time. With The democracy arc thoroughly demorUao, alizcd. The vigorous fight that the £tnrat is making on _ ination out of the The State Eiectio Medics! Association. New York is harri mowey? nomination ofani W The State Electie Medical Association of iMaitahooldhp dutaotefa!. nominates c chair. The .following were elected as oflicers They get fresh gloves of nice color and New York pin their dresses back like other folks when the brothers hint that they would President, A. Peck. like to ace them look more like other . 1st Vics President. IT. F. Peckham. 2nd •* LA. Howard. Recording Secretary, A. II. Brown. In tho city is fearfully dull, duller than vail company, looks quite respectable, -and ever before. There isn't a- piece on when tho whole party goes home, they Broadway that will sell for mortgagee, and take back a notion of living and appear­ rents arc going down to nothing. Bottom if. C. Peckham. ing better that will do them good all their has not yet been touched, as bad aa it ( & Rente have gone down 75 per ocnL( and A TEANBrORMATlON. are still declining. The weather is fear­ One buy tried the Tirtore of dty shops fully hot, and everybody feels the dead inn very satisfactory manner. 8he was languor that hot weather and dull husiquite plain, with that straight-haired and stance as follows. high-browed plainness which forms the neas always brings. Resolved: T Pietro. most hopeless sort of bed looks. She burnt her hair off frinring it, and it would List of Patent*. not disguise the severity of her face. Even her devoted friends wished ahc List oCprtvnti iuued to Inventors of Mich, could do something to make it easier to For Sugar, the best and the cheapest, call on John Stanley. xxlt4 for •paaialtiea there ia aair a drasiins mid-oom war Pure Wince and Litjuon, the bert and the cheapest, at John Stanley's. xxU4 Canned good* a speciality at John Stan, ley'a. Exit* 1SAMH. All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and raisins, for sale at the lowest prices by John Stanley. ■ xxlH GRAND DANCE. Remember the Bowery Dance at the “Agricultural Rooms,” on the Fourth, and make preperationa to attend the “Grand Danee’’ at night By order of Coiumxtteo. XXI13w3 Going to Kansas or Colorado. Take tho Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fc Railroad; the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Bucbta, Colorado Sprags, Cucharaa, Del Norte, Trinidad, Banta Fe and all pointe in Colorado, N«w Mexico and Arisons. Special round trip ;^0 po <Ly Uekoto u, Dmrrer cm -J. M«j I5ch, at 950, taking in the famous watering places on the D, & RjG, Road. Low cmPullman Palace Sleeping Cani botWeuU tho .Missouri River and tho Rocky mount tains without change. Close uuunection jmadeat Kaaaas City and Atchison in the “ Ban Juan Guide,’' addreas, T. J. Andersow, Gen. Pam. Agf. Topeka, Ka XX52tf Our Centennial, Train baa brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, which I will aril endure her looks. While in tho city one day ahc desperately went to a Broadway way down low for Cash. I also sell the Michigan vis. (Allopathy. Homeopathy, and pygirtan, I was going to call her, but it papwbyCox h Cwi, Sol'odtoro of Faltati, celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds uf Sewing Machines. Nee­ Waahington. D. C. dles and Maehino OiL I rieu aril Weil k M. Hinden, Botdi Btoppors, Dotrolt. per on Paralysis. Dr. Hy also praaented a Cistern Pumps. C. Brown, Music Leaf Turners, Hudson. down at tbeoriffeur’s glam and told her J. Maus Opposite the Post Office T. flubbawh Overcoming Bead Centre of W xxiltf ' Hastings, Midi. Craaka, Nori Huron. J. Mabta, Track aeaners, Houghlon. Wanted.—Every one to fry our Teas By .WMW - few *.*» Prictt down. Bwmi, Manee A Preston. xxi8w3 , style, if not TUfirot ■ Do you want the bett Havana Cigars goto J. P. Roberts' forthem, doing to youredf, but yon certainly look Hid- MK'4. rTfc. tariaa. DRY GOODS HAH T1HN A TUIBLE ! WHERE 1 At A W. Bailey’s. ITinte 7 cte. Lonsdale muslin 12 eta. Shirting 6cta. Extra heavy Shirting 12} cts. Beat eottonadts 15 to 30 eta. Good Tidting 12 eta. Twenty bone ConeU 45 eta. Idulies' ho-*c Exra heavy 10 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. A nice line of Coat Bindings. A foil and complete assortment A- W- Bailet. of �Faahion Notes: For full dn»st diagonal fronts are Very much admired. * Damask freed cashmeres are selling as low as >1 pet yard. ■ The cuirass basque is worn quite long and fits the figure very closely. The leading garment for street wear this season is the draped polonaiae. * The richest brocade is of a pale ecru shade, with satin and twilled flower pat- W Warn JattafflJ 8t[iBr wife and children, (their . present ^uurfbrt and theirfuture weHhre, the enjoytaevt in witnessing their happiness, and the daily and hourly participation in affectionate interchange of thought ami wmimenl and RAILROAD. SHORT LINK BKTWBEN MICfflttFfflr TffK SOUTH. Sweet’s-Hotel, ' -Tl-.-.'. are.the conmdctatioiis which an­ GRAND RAPIDS. MICA tagonise and lighten the burdens of life— X.TOW * FICKBSilNQ, Proprietor*. thus istrcvring flowed anil casting sunshine Every thtaff about ta« E*UUI.h®*nl t> N«w and all along it* oath way. Voltaire said: ‘The Fir.t-eU’-. more marria men you have the fewercrimes BOARD AND ROOM, UM PER DAY. there will be.* Marriage renders a man more virtuous and more wise. An un­ married man is but a half a perfect being, and it requires the othorhalf to make things right And it can not be expected that in this imperfect state he can keep the straight path of rcctituod, any more than a boat with one oar can keep a straight (course. In nine cases out often where ,married men become drunkards, or where At A. M. Rock'* Carriage Shop they commit crimes against the peace ofthc community, the foundatian of these acts Jefferson St., Hastings, Mich. silnlaM were laid while in a single state, or where the wife is, as is sometimes tho case, an unsuitable match. Marriage changes the current of man's feeling* and gives him a center for his thoughts, his affections and his acts. Here is a home for the entire man. The counsel, this affection, the ex L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. ample and the interest of his •better half/ keep him from 'errativ courses,- and from falling into a thousand temptations to which he other wise might be exposed. Therefore the friend of marriage is the Crintu] nf UM.it.lv and his eniintrr.' Carnap, Sip and 8090 I)rci.s m.tvri.l >u> a gurnlliu. u exUnsivoly twxl. but not u the oxdnxwn of other trimmings. Surplice waists hare been revived. This style is very appropriate and becom­ ing to thin figures. Overskirts, with duplicated fronts, and lapped diagonally, are designed particular­ ly for June. Extravagance in children's toilets is abandoned. Neat sitnplt, costumes ‘are preferred toVlaborate ones. Bombay silk is a new fabric introduced this spring, its width is twentv-lhree in­ dies and it cost 12.75 per yard. Bridal coaujpes are made of white satin, Good iUtlina it sonnwitea with taabooM. silk and ilamatte. All combined form a very pleasing and effective picture. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ■SdaMa«u*MBB aaa maa revn. Drab shades, combined with invisible REV IDTEBTISEMEXTS, green, olive, brown, and dust-colored XS. , silks, are decided novelties in summer G. P. Rowell & Go's. Column. toilets. . Steel ewnaments are [xipular. Some of thia sort of jewelry is combined with gold and-tarpnoise. The effect is very These unrivaled machines and repairs for [.leasing. me are supplied at lowest factory prices Percale and cambric suits will be very popu|ar for summer wear *, this fashion of dress goods has not been so popular since 17711. CriinjK-d tape is a pretty, flat trim­ ming ; U comes two inches ride, and is HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. placed crosswise over a mohair braid about a half-inch wide. Basques for girls are closed at the back WM1 attend to all teaaeim of tfce Fratoateii aad with Uittous and button-boles. This is a very old fashion revived, and is at pres­ ent vary popular. FOR THE CAMPAIGN! Cashmere facuhuc is it favorite wool The «rcoU of the i>re»idWJU*l campaicn will be material; it cotnew in dark colors, such as blue, fern, grays and ecrus, over which iy a showy brocaded pattern. Faile Bombay silk is quite a favorite in filR--------- ---------------.------------------------the boou monde. Tho style is neat, and the gloiwy ecru shade combined with black cjucJ has a very pleasing, quiet expression. The favorite tints in florets are the K. W. VOIGT’S palest dyes. Ncopolitan voilcts and dark green corn, blended with wheat, aic very Ih the Best Logur lltvwuil In the Wret much admired as party toilets adornuienta. Sold by C*.k w MILWAHKKE BREWERY. QnAND TBUNK RAILWAY. ■» Many conservative ideas in regard to Grand Rir*< A*.. DetraiL Mieb. Thl. U*r iiWGad hr J»rab Miter. U Slate atiwt. MAY LURK style* iu children’s garments have changed during tho past two years, and wc now XtaMlfmtri Third MtmL IMrriL Tralarraa oa see boeoming simpheity in toilets for school girls. Rich skirU of Wack silk velvet will be popular during the summer season; over FIELD QUCUO, these ’Till be worn all sorts of finely *ovthy. Cfomr. ktex. HaMwiaa. Milieu Red op. Ria*Grua. OtehirduaM*. ale.; Rape. cn fabrics made into polonaise, overskirt Iltap. Ca&xtv aed IVp Cora. and basque. CORBUSPONUBRCB HttUClTEl). Tufted lusketiue ia eomjwe.od’ of raw >. 117 aari 119 lUmtiw Street. Chicago, 111, silk and wool. It is soft, though it has a rough surface, and forms very desirable ovardrcaaes. It can.be bought for ijoveoty-flve cents per yard. Fine lisle thread gloves are fasbiu liable; they are fastened with four buttons. They cost seventy-five cents per pair. Till CLA1HIK1 CSEESTABLlSIfED IN 1MIJ RAILROAD. They fit the hand closely as kid, and are TIME TABLE. models of beauty in shape. GLASS.ANDPAINT Laundry fabrics are handsomely trimTaking Effect Apr. 15th. 1876. nwd with lace insertions over bands of CHICAGO A LAKE HURON PEXIWSl'LAR DrVISIOA. HCtT 3-HHI ■ TIME TABLE Ho. 8. u I CENTRAL HOUSE GREBLE& RUSSELL Wical ail lettaical DENTIST; Jose.rillt. JackMti. ‘is $1 fcSilu. s^TXvs^.’arsfJST/Jsits.- ^JolBTtLU-Wilh Lak* Shut. X Mieb.8e«tb«n> *ul7?xa>-With D^nrfuHHI^Ate It Soatkw«ten> Wat«aioo—With Lok* Shorn k Mieb. Saatktra 8YT3NT SS?aasffrft? MINI 4 IKHI^LAKE SHORE •r^hortart Lin* botwaaa Cbleaan aad Grand JS st. ■*s~^feSiAr“ lktlr‘ SALVATOM BEER —rasnsBsrraA Stau.waw.-WUh ladlaaapotu. Tara h Ch'wacn K?R. for Fata. Iadiuur»H>. and all 5u«tbaaa*i*ta WiSfflifSsitetKcssrsl ALBERT DJOZUTSON. mwlT'&xn; ora aad &>alhera points. - t K »-TAILOR. OooT S.M W. L BANCROFT. Romir*:. .morass MICHIGAN SIAM! BAPIBS BIVISION. The Bcttabte Mart Line •' RUTASDWEST. .. . vqajFD.raoM. HAND BAPIBB ANB DETROIT CENTRAL JUpida.Lr! • 00 |1LM pension: Ml Allwltte eoiyotArr. WMb it lit! WayaoJaae. bees introduced into the bean monde. and araottnUaaUted,aaA*UiuMotela»» wmaenud. Tho style ia showy,'not at all expensive, A> 1 makeao chanie* union auccaafnl. 1 rvnuMt all to eadam tern MajMa for varis and Marawpaand is used to adorn rich materials. ^GEORKi E. LEMON* Look Box <7 W«kl nrton Lace by the yard is sold for overdresses and saeques. Guipure lace twenty-nine inches wide costs *3.50 per yard. Ecru laee of all kinds comes in venous prices. This style of fabric will be very popular. Why Married People Live the Long- Th* dime! toaufor JOUKT. KOMIS. LA SALLE, PMC, J1HNRY. LACON, PKORfA, b*KKS 50 AGBEATWgER!-^ THE ENEMY OF MlSEAS^I Council Bluffs anri , ,0wb.a, Without Cha>g« oi Oats, THE FOE OF PAIN ncM. iflhdl a-MUldd meUncholy, with aH; -j ita depressing mflueaecs. / And many, many hours in the amree'of the year arc spent in gloomy inactivity, which is advcrac to a good Mo a vigorous . and health ydreuSfaon. Hm own chamber or ( suppers with friends, iu clubti which are io» troauctoriai to intemperance aad hceuidoubnow, or to those more unblushing associations, which under the cover.of darinres, lead to speedy ruin of health and morals: and when these are gone, the way to an untimly grave is rapid and. cerfrin. Ou the other hand, marriage Icn^lums a man's life by ita making.home inviting—by the Hofteuing influence* whidi it has upon die character and the affections—by tlw cultiration of all the better feeling?, of imr nature, and fa that proportion saving'frum vice and crime. There can l&' .no bcathful develojiment »f the lyrical f__ L. w». MUSTaW KttUSUU. LEAVE,!WOBTq, X..,'” ■ ■■ , *TC»Wll, u, ,i ■y*i*wic>«w. ■ । i ’ ; our nature without marriage. It as uccc— • nary to tix> perfect man—for Divinity has ' announced that it was ‘not good for a man U>pj MutawZl^w/rto.,, * 4W»» lx.. ! i ' u> hK—rte proraioi. for I WHI^liUASVTOODrHETBST OF N'O Rots IT WILL fETElMmXRtULHLL.N. It <7 I M4.—■V.BS NOT ETEAL. NO LAMENr'“ WUX.NOT CURB. AV£ PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS.-®! MAN BODY, OT----HOBHEOROTB iMAtrnwr TO I TS MAGI< — :mkdy. sheet music.. FOR SALE >1 THF BANNER OFFICE S.to � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-19.pdf 337806155d0324574c58503bf6958ea2 PDF Text Text The^epii-Weekly fesplihlicaji fewer. GEO. M. DEWEY' EDITOR AND Read the Record THE NATIONAL ment of the principal of the public debt. In the prosecution of the war to overthrow tlw rdtellion for the purpose of nary and to provide the immense material of war, it that I occupy even a moment of your time became necessary to suspend specie pay. ■ in a consideration of the political aituation, meutand to make a forced loan from the and of the principles so long and so people by declaring greenbacks a legal ten­ succcMfully intrusted to die keep­ der in payment of public and private in­ ing of the Republican party. Events debtedness. Yet while claiming to be in have chased each other so rapidly, from favor of resumption of specie payment at the inauguration of Abraham Lincoln to some indefinite time and by means of the closing year of tha administration of some indefinite process, kltiiouh eleven Gen. Grant, fraught with auch fundamen­ years have elapsed since the close of the tal changes in the whole theory and prac­ wur.it bitterly opposes the payment of the tice of our Government, that the briefest forced loan or the taking of the first prac­ considoration of them, in the briefest tical step toward resuming onr position manner, is precluded upon an occasion among the solvent nations of the civilised world. [Applause.] such bs thia. Gentlemen, the late war was not a menBrief as may be considered the existante of the llepuhiican party, none other prise fight for material supremacy. It was in the history of flic Nation has for so the outgrowth of a conflict of irreconcilable long a continuous period controlled its moral, social and political forces. The Government, without encountering pop­ Democracy had its lot with the moral, ular defeats; and still, notwithstanding social and political fumes of the cause which was Inst; the' Republican party with those the popular jealousr of a political ascend­ ency long continued by 'any party, if» who triumphed and survived. The preser­ vation of the results of that victory devolve IN TH K row Kit OP THIA CONVKNTION upon ui here; and now the Democracy hxs to designate the coming President of the no tradition of the past, no impulses of the pr*-'Ht, no aspirations for the future fitting United States. it fur thia task. The reaction of 1874 [Ixnul and pontiuucd applause.] has already expended itself in a vaiu effort Our folly may aehievo- what the wis­ to realise ths situation. Il has simply dom of the apposition cannot achieve, our demonstrated that no change in the ma­ defeat at the polls in November; but chinery of government can be had outride such defeat can rotnc from no other of the Republican party, without drawing cause. We are met here not as contend with it a pratical nullification of the great ing factions within the party, to teat, un­ word of reconstruction, financial chaos and der various leaderships, onr relative administrative revolution. The present strength, but aa representatives occcpting House of Representatives has succeeded in' a high responsibility tn extract from the crucible of conflicting opinions that type incapacity. [Applause. J From the in­ of American statevmanahip which shall be stitution of the Republican party in 1855 accepted aa the worthy embodiment of it has kept pace with the program of the the principles uf the party. [Applause.] times, accepting each added respoaribility .Men, as well as mcavircs, are to lie of war, emancipation, taxation and recon­ weighed in the balance during the com­ struction, till the greatest pages of Ameri­ ing month, and neither must be found can history are but the life story of the Re­ wanting to ensure success. [Applause.] publican party. [Applause.] Of the The Repul Jican party cannot continue whole mass uf Constitutional Amend­ to lire by reason of. its splendid achieve- ments and legislative enactments it takes moots in the past, nor the Democratic the responsibility without apology. It has party expect to be returned to power upan oft bcMtatcd. but it has never feared to act PUBLISHER. O3F- Taecjs OLlfEI CHILLED PIO#' I Lu-uiy. Ntebksaa. T8HXS or SUBSCRIPTION KA TES OF AD VERT1SLNG. 1506 Sold i/i 1871. 304g Solo 17 1871. j^j» Solo i/l 1873. 14378 S0L0 i/l 1874. 31077 Solo i/l 1875, 41/0 711LL7 100000 iriLL ot ntquiqtD /off 1876. 0/1* iftLf TUT 1 Cotaira. I IQuOOl V-VWY Solo a>j6~j~»X0I BlOO I 150.00 EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVE K” to all kind of boil and work. PRICES REDUCED PSOFESSMWL AMD BOWS CARDS. MILO T. WHEELER. ISAAC W. VROOMAM. Come and get one ON TRIL miom« IMIWB F. 8. BOWEN, 1Y1L ENGINEER. &«alr Barra Champion Reapers and Mowers. SHERIFF. (Mpalr Coast/ Sanayori Cua*«/MK«r. OB« at th* C«art Mu NOTARY PUBLIC OONVBYANCER A LOAN AUEKT.—WU1 M««4iaUloaB «a real **t*l* for Genuine . Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, C. o. HOLBROOK. 50yl GREBLE & RUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS LUCIES RUBsfLL, WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME 0a».£rwr th«Nstioaal Baak. State Si and through its action the nation lias lias yet to present men representative of its principles. The latter most discover both its principles and its men. [Cheers . and cries of “Good.”] In former days yhen party tics were firmer, when ths immediate pressure of' impeoding national calamities hedged us about and compelled party fidelity, the platform carried on • the man, whoever he may be. Party tics are looser now, and no platform ia buoyant enough to float an unworthy candidate. [ Applause.] The necessity fur the contin­ uance of the administrative pcflicy uf the Republican party, while not so apparent io the immediate future, is as command­ ing respeeting future cooscmjucdcvs os at any time in its history. We are told that it has accomplished its mission, and tberfore it has no claims to meet. Well, if it is an, and the time for its dissolution has come, it can die triumphant like the apostle of old, exclaiming, “1 hare fought when it Was discovered the order went forth, “Let do guilty man escape. ’’ “[Loud applause and cheers.] And gentlemen that order has been executed. [Applause.] There lias been want of harmony, bnt a platform unwavering in its declaration of principles, with candidates worthy of the platform, will weld together as of old into an unconquerable army the great liberty loving, law abiding majority uf the voters of this nation [cheers] and >ccurc with en­ during snocawa the results of the delibera­ tions of this ’ convention. [Anplanse.] Again thanking you, gentlemen, 1 inquire what is the pleasure of the convention ? dcfiled by slavery and adorned like a bride in the glitter of her golden adernnicnta, is accomplished. It fulfilled the mission uf its youth in accepting the irrepressible con­ flict ; and it was a mission worth living fur, to have saved a nationality like ours, to have set free 4,006,000 of slaves [loud cheers] so to have raised them th the dig­ nity of America citixenship. [renewed cheers] and to hava reconstructed tho Rud­ eral Constitution ro as to place the liberties of the eitixens and the credit of the na­ tion npon foundations strong enough to endure any human aanults. Our mission of to-day is to establish on sure foundations and make secure tor the coming ages tho fruits of the war. The benefits to be derived to tho individual citizen under the 14th and IBlh Constitution­ al amendments are to be secured through such appropriate legislataon aa Llongress may devne. 1 ask the freedmen of tho South if they Dr Ixiring, of MaaaachnsetU—I move that the roll of States and Territories be called, and that the chairman of each del­ egation announce the names of persons selected to serve in the various commit- UHA1. H. BAUER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND PROBECUriNO tTTOKNLY far Kerr Coast/. Ataat for Hoa« WM- BURGHER. ATTORNEY. Caaaaatlar. Btat.SU. Ua.tiasa.MHt.. 'Ebe Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. twtkeii WM. H. HAYFOBD, A TTORNBY m4 CMMaiior at Law. am laityITS Jartav A Uwlrar'i store. DR. C. RUSSELL, PBY8ICIANA SUMKON.-OSre Julia BuhD'i Her*. Pbomix Block, Statu Streul PARTNERSHIP. DRn. KT. A I. W. BROWN-Pkr twsteq. Aoc, K.'lCT. ‘ -IXlfar WM. UPJOHN, For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D -A.TMD SEE ME! JOHN STANLEY. Are ia rear more ever the Bretea C»«h asaretei’Ass* ih-Jtw DR- H. F- PECKHAM. BCLECTICPHYStCIAN ANpffUBOK)N-Hl.kury Com.n. B*m-Co.. MUk. All •ate .tteml ~ * prostette____________11611 " A. P DRAKE, H. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, JUBTICK OF TUR PBACB. G««nU Coltwtfoa Ei&Ttti? mUT-ta* luu teg-. NALUBUHY k BROSNEAU. TAKE NOTICE. To thoxr Whom it may Concern: I am now running a NEW PORTABLE niACIHNE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident 1 can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. my address is Irving, Barry Co., Mich. A. S. DEAN. Irring, Mich, April, llth, 1876. xx50m3 CONVENTION. secretary read the list oCthc various cstumittew, stumbling oceas^nlly over some rather Q>ugh handwriting. [Continued from last Ime.J GEN. HtNCKEB CHOSEN ARMS. 6EBOEANT AT Mr. Howard, of Michigan ; “By re­ quest of the National Committee, with the entire asatwt of the local committee, and 1 by the earnest request of the Michigan the good fight j I hare kppt the faith.'' delegation, I wish to present the name uf [Ixrnd and continued applause.] But it Gen. E. W. 11 inckcs for sergeant at arms has many missions unfulfilled. Its miwtion of ths convention. He is a man covered at its birth in nutralising the disaatrous all over with honorable scars, and 1 hope effects of the repeal pt the Missouri com­ he will be ducted by acclamation.'1 promise, in saving to freedom the great He was dcctcd unanimously. territories of the Northwest, akd bringing APPOINTMET OP COMM1TTKE8. California into the sisterhood of States un- as the source ot power from which is to flow the appropriate legislation to give J effect to thane amendments. I ask a candid public if the only anarchy that ex­ ists to-day in the South is not the anarchy caused by the position of the Democratic party as such [chaero] in regard to the principles adopted in tho work of recon­ struction. and now a part of tha fundamen­ tal law of the land. The Democratic party claims to accept the situation respecting the sscredneas of the national debt and the moral abdily of tho national credit. Millions of doUani oi taxation will not make good- the annual lorn to the American people from the in­ definite and indefinable attitude and iuteu The motion wu carried. Gen. Woodford, of N. Y.—Il aoenui to me that there ia a manifest impropriety in* allowing those States or Territories where there may be con testa &s to the proper delegation to name metnbere of the committees, and I think that cither by unanimous consent or by some amend when a State is reached where there are gatiou should M passed on tho roll-call. [Cheers.] I move therefore, that in any State or Territory where there ia a conteat aa to the proper dnfeagntion or, where there are contesting delegations, that such Stale or Territory be paired on this roll­ call. Carried. Finally, in order to simplify the pro­ cam asd to get rid of the ridiculous errors made in writing down indistinctly heard names, the chairmen of the different dd- COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS. Arkansas—C C Waters Arizona—R • C McCormick California—Chas F Reed Connecticut—Jas R Hawley Colorado—James B Bedford Dakota—Andrew McIIcncb Delewnfe—Eli R Sharp] Georgia—Henry WTarter lUinois—C B Farwell Indiana—Col R W Thotnpton Iowa—Hiram Price Idaho—Austin Savage Kansas—J D Shackcr Kentucky—Jas Speed Ixmisiana—Henry DeMa.u Maine—Nelson Dinglcy, Jr Maryland—Dr H Steiner Massachusetts —Edward L Pierce Michigan—II P Baldwin Minnesota— I E Wakefield MisKwippi—C W Clarke Missouri—R J Vaultem Montana—Wr F Sanders New Mexico—S Boxtell Nebraska—A R Pinney • New Hampshire—Chas Burna New Jersey—Fred A Potts New York—Chas E Smith North Carolina—PC Badger Ohio—Edward Cowles Oregan—II R Hines Pennsylvania—Edward McPhcnton Rhode Island—Chas Nourae South Carolina— D W Chamberlain Texas—E J Davis Utah—J B McKean Vermont—G II Bigelow ' \ irginia—Wm Miller West Virginia—J W Davis Wisconsin—Gen Jas II Howe Washington—Elwood Evens • Wyoming—Wm Hinton COMMITTEE ON CnxnKXTlAUS. Arisons—Deforest Porter Spath Carolina—Norman D Rideout C^ttnecilimrt—Jas Selden Colorado—J B Chaffee Dakota—Alex Hughes Delaware—Jas Scott Georgia—James Atkins Indiana—Gen Oabury Steele Illinois—G S Bangs Iowa—John 8 Baldwin Idaho—D P Thompson Kansas—A H Horton Kentucky—J W Finnell Louisiana—Chas E Nash Maine—Sely L Milliken Maryland—John T Ensor Massachusetts—John E Sanford Michigan—Geo Hannahs Minnesota—W G Wood Mi-wusippi—R C Powers Mbboqh—M A Rosenthal Montana—W F Sanders Nevada—C N Harris New Hampshire—Alonso Newt New Jersey—Wm J Mague New York—T’aos C Platt North ('arolina—James Heaton New Mexico—Wm Brecdc Ohio—Wm II Up«m Oregan—J B Davis Pcnnslyvania—W S Quay Rhode Wand Wm II Howard South Carolina Stephen A Swaib Texas—J P Newnome Tennessee—A G Sharp Utah—G A Blaek Vermont—Wheelock G Maaey Virginia—J F Desendorf Weal Virginia—Nathan Goff, Jr Wisconsin—Wm David Atwood Washington—G T Minor Wyoming—Wm Hunter , A delegate from North Carolina want­ ed to know why the vice preaidenta from the various States had not been anounced. The Chair—That busincas will not l>e in order until the Committee on Perman­ ent Organization has reported. OUKAM REPUBLICAN RES0LUT10MS. A J Diltenhoeffer, of New York—Mr. Chairman, on behalf of the National Ger­ man Republican Convention, recently asaorabled in thia city, over which I had rent the following resolutions to three of which I desire to call particular attention: First, advocating; in new of the reocat de­ cision of the Supreme Court of the the National quentiy read by the secretary. Even thia took up time, owing to the crowded the treaties condition of the ball and the mixedneu of affecting naturalisation and expatriation : third, demanding non-sectarian schools [cheers] and taxation af ehwreh property fore tied which the Hon. Simon Wolf shall bochair[Continued on Second p^c.] �nun, be allowed to attend the session ‘ of tbe Committee on Resolutions and dis­ |tpWtan |me;. ease them. The Secretary then read the following * ’ * ‘— * ..were referred to the ranlntions, Committee on Reeolutiona: The German Republican delegates of the United States, in convention aaasmbled in the city of Cincinnati, Jane 12th and 13th, 1870, have adopted tha follow­ ing declaration of principals for the com­ ing campaign, and present tho same to tho National Republican Convention for their favorable eonridilation. First—We declare our unalterable ad hcrancc to tho principles of tho Rcpublilican party, recognizing in their perpetua­ tion the only safeguard of tho Republic. Second—-Free, non-sectarian schools, compulsory education and taxation of church property aa expressed in the late message of the President of the United IIawimga. Mica., JuM 10,1CTG. States. Third—No recognition of any system of worship by tho State or Federal Govt. Sun­ day being recognised by the individual, not dy the Constitution of the United States to enforce. All legislation seeking to abridge the personal rights of the citixens with respect to its observance is uncon­ Kilioial Repohlicai Ticiet For President, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. • \* For Vice-President, HON. WILLIAM A. WHEELER, of New York. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” . THE TICKET With a joy and satisfaction wc cannot express in words or convey in any man­ ner, we withdraw froth ^ie ticket that for months has stood at the head of our col­ umns the words “Subject to the of the Republican National decision Convention," nod send forth as the choice of the Re­ publicans of the nation as for more than eight months he had been our only choice fer President, the name stitutional. Fourth—The protection M immigration by Federal power u an indispensable nec­ essity. Legislature fostering and pro­ tecting thia important factor in the pros­ perity of the Republic must be at once devised, in view of the decision of tho Supreme Ccurt declaring State legislation unconstitutional. Fifth—In a Republic there can be but one class of citiiear, the laws must give tbe same protection abroad as at home, any designation between those adopted and thoae native born are unjust and such legislation savors of Know Nothingism and is unworthy of American statemanship, therefore we demand a revision of the existing treaties with for­ eign governments, especially of Germany, affecting naturalization aad expatriation. Sixth—The honor and integrity of the Republic lies primarily in\regulated sys­ tem of civil service, based on moral char­ acter and capacity, and not solely ou polit­ ical service. Seventh—Opposition to all inflation and repudiation heresies, and no step backward on the road to resumption. • Eigth—The maintenance of every amendment to the Constitution by the federal power and especially the rigid enforcemei.t of every law affecting citizens first and South. Ninth—The Nation is supreme not the State. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES the ac­ Mr. Mason, of New York, offered the complished, able and popular son of Ohio. following which was referred to the Com­ mittee ou Resolutions: / In thia action the Convention organWhxbxah, Wd still-remember with ixdd Vjctory made success certain, and gratitude the service, of the loyal women of the country during the late war, their left the ex Confedcratai and their North­ devotion in the hospitals of the North, ern allies -standing defeated, demoralised . and fidelity to the Union in many of the disturbed districts of the South ; end, annihilated, on-thc brick of despair. Tin Wukbkas, The Republican party has well. It could not Lt Letter. , always advocated the extension of human freedom, therefore, The result ia what we expected, what Retolml, That we favor the bestowal of for a moment we nevfr doubted, after the cqunl, civil and political rights on all loy­ glorious news came flashing over the wires al citizens of tho United State without re­ gard to sex. on the evening of the 12th of October, Ms. Dcsendorf, of Virginia, suggoated 1875, that old Bill. Allen was defeated, that the Committee on Credentials should meet at onoe, as it was impotsible that any That Ruiherfonl B. llayta carrying the business should be.done till it was known Banxxr of “Honest money, and free who composed the Convention. All the committees then withdrew and non sectarian Schools” was elected Gov the band struck up a lively tune, and the ernor of Ohio. Wc said then 11 Gen I delegates took the opportunity to move R. B. IJnyet coining to the front for around and discuss the situation while the committed were absent. The band Pmident in 187C. and wc say now, Gen. was kept fully occupied to the disgust of R. B. H'ty't. the nrtfion’t ehnice for those delegates, who wished to fill in with patriotic speeches. Tht* arrangement I'miJtil. i seemed to give satisfaction to tho majority The selection of Hon. Wm. A. Wheel­ of the convention, but at one point a small piping voice in one of the galleries er of New York, for the second position cried out: “Speech, Goy. Hawlejr.” The on the ticket was exceedingly fortunate suggestion was favorably received, but no and will prove a popular one. All in all speech was forthcoming by Mr. Hawlov. This was followed by eloqent speeches we view tho ticket the tirongttt the aLleit from George William Cartia of New and Lett that could have been nutde. Of Ybrk. Gen. Hawley of Connecticut Gov. ita election over any opposing of ticket that it is possible for the opposition to put in the field there is not the leatl pouilde doubt. as We prediet a majority and a victory aa glorious as that large, won in 1872 in every State that was free before the war, and do not for a moment doubt a grand victory for the right in several Pennsylvania, J. Smith Fathey. Rhode Island, Henry Howard. South Carolina, R. H. Gleavra. Tenncsaee, Horace H. HarrMon. Texas, A. B. Norton. - ’ Vermont, Geo. Howe. Vinriaia, R. II. Carter. Wart. Vttginia, W. R. Stevenson, Wbeonsin, James Burkliff. Arizona, Deforest Porter. Dakota, Alex Hughes. District of Columbia, (Blank) Idaho, Austin Savage Montana, Beni. H. Tatam. New Mexico, Samuel B. Axtell, Utah, Jamea B. McKean. Washington, Elwood Evans. Wyoming, Wm. Hunton. aXCaKTARIXS. ‘ each m one short. Tbeoommittec recom­ mend that the ddegatas prerapt be allow­ ed to cut the whole vote There are no oootaUrf «x~t* !■ rtaife, Mdlh»Dfe*n<«rfCH«»bfe In Southern States. Ihi .erm) S1.M » iko bulwark «f «be their cheers. • Eighth—Tho revenue neewaary fur ._ JI.____ --.I • okllool'im The Electric Balm will U- used Onlr when desired. 1 aroendmdnt 354, Against 375. TUB FLATFOWM. Principal Secretary—J. M. Bean, of Tho Chair.—Tho next business in Wisconsin and one assistant for each Ntate. order ia tbe report of the Committee on The committee further reported that Rcaoln tions. they have submitted no names of vice Gen. Hawley-Mr. Pramdeal, you preaidant* or secretaries from Alabama and must be aware that your Committre, on other States where there Was a contest. Resolutions, upon assembling, found After tbe report of tbe committee on Cre itself constituted of men of somewhat dentials these vacancie* could easily be diffareot seathnents' and from widely filled. ’ anparsted localities, aad mortly strangm Mr. McClure, of Arkansas, insisted that to each other. We have in general the report should not be adopted until the agreed upon tbe utstaawnt we are al«t report of the Committee on Creden­ to present to yen, and respectfully sub­ tials hod been received. Ho moved to lay mit it for your consideration, and for the report temporarily on the table. your amendment if yow cIkswc. Dr. Loring, chairman of the committoe It ia as follows : . desired to state that this question was dis­ When, in tbe economy of Providence, cussed in the committee, and, on turning tlii* land war td be purged of human to the report of the convention at Philadel­ slavery, aud wl£n the strength of the phia in 1872, it was found that the Com • government oPthe pcojlc, by the people mittee on Credentials reported after the and for the people was to l>e demonstra­ permanent organization of the convention, ted. tho Repnblican party came into and it was on that account that this report has been made, feeling that the convctNion had a perfect right to accept it or not as pride, merited by their /memoriw, Jand they pleased, and that provision had been high ninw for the good of our * country made for tbe contesting delegations by the and 'taankintl; and topking to |ho tWreport of the committee. . ' turq with unWtcriag courage, hope and Mr. Mason, of New York, moved that purpoaie^we. •!»** representalivis of the the report be adopted no far as it re­ party, in National <invention assembled, lated to States where there was no contest, make tho fallowing declaration of princi­ Rnlod out of order. ples. A delegate from Maryland moved to Pint—Tha United Stataa of America lay Mr. McClure's motion on tbe table. is a nation, not a league. By the com­ The motion was agreed to. bined workings of tbe National and The delegate from Araknsas insisted that State Governments, under their respect­ this motion carried the subject matter ive constitutions, the rights of every along with it, but the chair overruled the citizen are secured at b >me and protected point, stating that the convention had abroad, and tbe common welfare pro­ adopted no rates and made them un as it moted. went alone. The report was then adopted. Second—The Republican party has There were momentary calls for other praterrad those Governments to the hun­ speakers aad motions to adjourn. dredth anniversary of the nation's birth, The Chair—The first business now’in and they are now embodiments of the order, and tl g only business, ia to surren­ great truths, spoken at its cradle, that der the chair to the permanent chairman all men arc ennted equal, that they arc named by tbe Committee on Organisation. endowed by their Crea­ The chair therefore namco Messrs. Orton, tor with certain, ina&mble righta, among of New York ; Downing, of Iowa ; and which are life, liberty and the pursuit of McCormic, of Arizona, as a committee to happinen; and that for tbe attainment of conduct the permanent chairman to the of thase ends Governments have been platform. iuslilutoJ among men, deriving their Mr. McPbaratm came forward, accomjust powers from the consent of the govThe rctirtbg . chairman said : “I lake pleasure in introducing as your permanent president the Hon. Edward McPherson, of Pennsylvania.” [Cheers.] , pubiioan party is unfinished. Third—The permanent pacification of tbe Southern section of tho Union, and RKWAHKH OF THX PBEWIPKNT. the complete protection of its cltisena io The chairman—Gentlemen of the con­ the free enjoyment of all their rights, vention. No one of you knows better are duties to which the Republican party [Applause.] than myself how entirely unworthy I am stands sacredly pledged. of this high honor. It has come to me The power to provided fan the enforcement not only unsought but with a feeling of of the principles embodied in the rceent absolute and uncontrollable surprise. But constitutional amendments ia rented by I have been reared in the school of duty, those amendments in the Congress of the anti-in the politics of Pennsylvnnia it is a United States, nnd wc declare it to bo fundementel doctrine that every Republi­ the solemn obligation of the legislative can shall do his whole duty [applause]; and executive departments of the Gorcrnand therefore I am here to accept this honor tendered by your committee, and ratified by youraelvm, as an honor ten­ cm for removing any just causes of dis­ dered . to the great old Commonwealth content on the port of any dam, and for which lias sent me as one of ita delegates securing to every American citiacn com­ to this convention. Since 185G in none plete liberty and /exact equality in tho of the grert contorts has she ever fcltercd. cxcreioc of ail ciWil, politmal and public [Applause.] And in this Centennial con­ righta. [Applause.] To this end no vention she has turned an inflexible, defiant face to the enemy. She any a, do truce chief executive whose courage and fidel­ with treason, malignity and hate, and every ity to Ibase duties shall not falter until it..nn ... - —I rot these results are placed beyond dispute or Rov. Henry H. Garnett The Democracy of North Carolina has shown itself true to the traditions of the party, and nominated Z. B. Vance, the man who wanted “to fill hell so full of' Yankees that their feet would stick out of the windows,’’ for governor. The conven­ tion was more largly attended than any gathering of the kind since the war, and with aoeh a standard bearer the* confed­ erate Democracy expect to sweep the Alabama, (Blank) . California, George 8. Evans. Colorado, Hcmy MeAlKster. Connecticut, Martin I. Sheldon. Deleware, David W. Moore. Florida, (Blank) Georgia, R. L. Mott Indiana, James 8. Fraser. Iowa, W. T. Shaw. Kansu, Wm. Martindale. Kentucky, E. R. Weer. of P. J. Jarvis, 1 ten tenant governor; Jo seph A. Englehard, secretary of State; J. M. North, treasurer; 8. L. Lore, ou- Mann was selected. On motion of will Cumback, of Indiana rhe conveotioo ibro adeemed null loo o clock to-morrow morning. rived Irom duties cn importation*, which, so far aa possible, should bo adjusted to promote the interests of American labor, and advance the prosperity of the whole country. [Cheer.] Ninth—Wo reaffirm ou further grants of the publi potations and monopolies that the national doumin I free homes for the people. and demand defoutl to Hi Constitution, in*l the Houk of Repratentatives the of Corunna, will ddiver aa will address. xxl31( WOOL. WOOL PARKING. WELCOME MARBLE. CALIFORNIA Ita numerooa branches and txmhici forms tbe shortest and quickret route between CltTCAGO and all isilnte in Iixuoeb, wuoomix, HoKTiixav MxcmoAX, M imxwbota, low., miAAKVTA, Iuwa, upon Congress roverrign power o«_bt the*' -Nbnxabka, C ALrroxxi A Mid the WmTerritories of the United Blates for their Omtha and California Line government; nnd in the exercise of this power it is the rijit and the duty oT Con- lathe ahorteot and beat route for all gresato prohibit and extirpate in the points Id Nokthkbn Illinois, low*. Dakota, Nkbkabka. Wxomixo, Territories that relic of liarbarisw, poly­ Colorado, Utau, Nevada. Caugamy ; and wo demand such legislation FDBMZA. OBHOON, CHINA JAFAX AKO as shall secure this cod. and the supremacy ol American institutiocs in all the is the abort line for Nobtiierx Wisenwaxx and Mikxwbota. and for Madi nation has given to our. w^dicra and •ox. Kt. Paul, MixxiUroEiH. Drbv-rt! and all points Io the Great Northwest sailors must be fulfilled. The grcalful Ils people will always hold those who periled Winona and SI. Peter Line their lives for the country's preservation Is the only route for Wixoxa. RochdTKB.OWATOXXA. MAXKATO, Kt. PKTEfc Naw Uxjf, and nil polute iu Knuthrrn and Ontral Minnesota. Its Green Bay and Jette Line therefore note with deop solicitude that Ils the only Ur* for JanesVilix, the Democratic party counts aa its chief Watrktoww.FoxdDu Lac. Oshkosh, hope of success upon the electoral vote of Afplxtox, Gnx<x Bat. Escaxaba a united South, secured through the N'BQAVJtU. HASQrmX, Houghtox, efforts of those who were recently Hawoock and the Lake Hcpxaios arrayed against the Nation: and we Country- ite Freeport and Dubuque Lina invoke the earnest attention of the country Is tbeonly route for Exajxx. Uockfokd. to the grave truth that a auonww thus Fkfffokt, and all points via Erecport. achieved would re-open sectional strife Its Obtcaaosnd Milwaukee Line imperil the national honor and human sens fur additional righta, privileges' and immunities should be treated with respect-. ful consideration. [Applause.] Thirteenth-—Tho Constitution confers - maunavAA, party with being the mmc in character and spirit. os when it sympolhised with treason ; with making ita*control of the House of Representative* the triumph and the opportunity of tbe nation's recent foes ; with reasserting and applauding in the national capital the aeotiments of ui>- Is the <49 Lake Shore Route, nnd is the only one peaatng through Evaxftus, I.ake Fourr, HraiiLAXO 1'akk. Wauxkai, acxxx. Kkxojiia io MlLWAUKIOt Pullman Palace Cara . are nan on all through train* of tub Thio It the ONLY LINK runuinr tliese cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukie or Chicaro and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect withthe v-riand Bleepera on the I n Ion a O ailroad for all pointe Weal ut libartaiv Mopomng to repudiate the thv Mtaaourt River. pligbed faith of the Government; with On the arrival of the trains from the being equally fade and imbecile in over East or South, the trains at tbe ('hicagu shadowing the ends pf justice by ita' A Nortb-Wmtrni Railway LEAAK CHICAGO aa fallows t - For Council Bluflk, <Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains dally, with PuUrnan iWlaee 1 teawing Room and Reeling Cara through to Cound1 th. eownuy agaiaal trartiog a alike unworthy, recreant a' and adves the continued and hearty gratitude of the American people fur hi. patriaMma and his immense services in war and in pome- [Cheers.] it For St Paul and Minneapolis, Two Tbtuvh Trains Daily, with Pullman Palace CXr* ‘attached on both train-* For Green Bagr and Lake Superior. Two Trains dally, with Pullman Palare Cara attached, and running through to Marwastte,. For MBwaakea. Faw Th rough Train* d illy, Pullman Cart on night Uain*. Parlor Chair Cara on day train*. For Sparta and Winona and points In Minnesota. One Through Train dally, with Pullman Steepen to Winona. For Duboqne, via Freet>ort, Two Throwgh Tndns dailp, with Pullmin Mr. Pierce, of Mawmehn- Ita, wki«i Mtao .fkr an uwMJ, bun naloM, yarn SI I, Nap 132. t bk • FuZlrtke^Dcva, Foor Train-* daily- the^Hon. Edmun/Dutis, of Texas,' d ud Mm. Spec- Rcpuhhoua lon. iwo TVDtign THUDS ubiq, "'T1 rulimui Can ou nfebl Inin u U* City and Yankton. Two nxANciAi. BKwtunex. P. Baldwin. Misaouri, G. A. Finkeslbnrg. Nebraska, H. 8. Killey. STEBBIWS BROS. .His lines, J uly 28th. 1875. In Hastings! Gov. Davis Own read the fullowing : there ' 7 tenUoulothfe tan of tliclr <..iTO|„ basin era. Hearse and Team furnUl,«| wl,.n requested. Uen the Government ao to modify existing treaties with European Governments NotifB, altar OLT> FACTORY HuiMiat that tJ»o same protection ahall lie afforded to the adopted American citizen that ia given to the Mtire bora; sad that all necessary law should be poswd to pro­ tect immigrants, in the absence of poww in the States for that purpose. Ktemtk—it is the immediate duly of Congress to full v investigate tho effect uf immigration and imwirtation of Mongo­ liana upon the moral‘ and material inter­ cats of the country. [Applause.] ' I wish to oil all wo..! niya-lf. and will Ttcei/lh—The Republican party reeog- do U ami Card for 12 1-2 cetin rer pound nixes with approval the mihrtantia! ad­ vance recently made toward the ertablisliHAITI SOK. MICH.. Mu M. in XII« ment ofequal rights for women bv the many important amendments effected by BepnHksn legulaturw. in ths laws which concern the personal and property rela- । tiona of wives, motbsra and widows, and by thr appointment and election of women to the superintendence of educa tion, charities, and other public trusts. Gremt TranK\JtaUway Lin.n <>r lb. WEST and M^RTH-WEBT. and. w.«L Thu honest demands of this class of riti the platform, Beecher. Hon. George F. Uoan of Maasa- with aola Nest Thursday. June 22, romber, will, the nprrfe,,.w Hmr, will .1..,. nv. hl. Prayer was offered by Rev. George which motiou Michigan, >nd«r the promptly at 10 o'clock the President in the chair. u*sl In th- bnta- » J"” in rae ouMuass, can truly wy -j,.. «n da HKcr »rt, ud fetal Ion Am mj iKher trw tatlm. W. H. KfeU,ln,. ,he'" ' VICX FBU1DBNH. The Lansing Repuldican tayn: Bd»«. IHUIM- tUl QM1 , of experience, Afetam. ilu ConraiHe r-wnta'"™ UfeifeionorU. «nli-8|»nc« W««<" tanfel by j—nfeh 1 '• UnnJn oHb. Unfed Bum fabkMw lb« «Rthey mnuMfefed Um feteita>>> rf<b« pliaBoorfM/ribii* tad. or prefWly lit ibobroodlof ..ynAonfe or tau.Ctara Mota; in the Ihninet uf C°>tions under sectarian control. threat nnbfe they noommeuled tbe .ilmi-iun cheering, continued for several min­ of Messrs. Bowen and Green. utes.] After an extended debate the report In response to repeated calls, Gen. was adopted, thong h on tba vole to Hawley read this plank a second time, amend so as to admit tho Spcneer delcpa- and tho delegate* and audience repeated recall. [Applauac.] of this convention a majority ouch as will Eonrth— In the first act of Congrcm entitle her to continue to be what she has signed by PrcMdent Grant, tho National long boon, ud I mj it with . n»p«, Govemment assumed to remove asy of New York Hon. W. A. Howard of the formoat in the Republican canoe. doubts of its purpose to disparage no Michigan and Frederick Douglas, but we [Applnnw.] Ibo eh»ir ■ no. nd; f„ havs no room for these speeches. tjuamcaa. The President announced that tho Com­ PXBNANBNT ORGAXIXAVION. mittee on Rules would meet at four o'clock Mr. Loring, of Masaachusctts, then at the Gibson Houk, and that they cxcame forward and read the following re­ Tity, public morab and the national port of the Committee on Organisation: demand that tlm promise be folPresident—Edwabd McPnumox, of Pennsylvania. Noyes *»f Ohio. shaH be speedy, thorough and unsparing. Na- For Rockford, Sterling. Keooto*. JancavlUe, and other points, you <•*’ have from two to ton trains dally. / New York Oftoe, Jfa. 4 IB Broad way, Dootoa Ofltoo, Mw* fState 8twrt; < ta»ba Offloe.SM Farnham Sire*; Sanlraecteeo Offlee, 121 Montgomory Street; Chicago TtekH Offloe; Clark nrert- of the New Ymk, Marehall O Brooks. i.^WUrtn- tb. :i« [OnMUtain «r Mil si A^t, Chicago. �Church Calendar DRY GOODS HAVE TAKEN A THIELE ! WHERE i June 2d, St. John, tbe Baptist. June 25, Second Sunday after Trinity. KMMAKCEI. CHURCH. J. W. BAXcaorr, Bad or. The State Pomological Society nnd the Wayne County Horticultural Society will hold a Union exhibition in Detroit on the 27th, 28th 29th and 30th of June. Wc herewith acknowledge an invitation to bo present. O^dKe roll bring called by the Cterk\ - is; 4:40.1 fallowing supervisors were present and answt ad to aaid call: 1:13^ Assyria, iund.T Baltimore, Henry Hough la in William P. Sila am Carlton, * Jacob Castleton, David W. Smith Harting Township. I Pleiads. Brown Hastlaga City, 1st A 2^ Wards. Travera Philip. nd Woodland-Arrive Tuesday. Thur*- ■ jr. M. NRVIXS. P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Johnstown. Levi M. Dewey Maple Grove. Orangeville, Prairieville, Rutlaail, Thornapple, Woodland, Yankee Springe, Zabulon B. Boy Hoyt. Mr.X’JIlns wx« ehoMu tomporory chairman. On motion of Mr. Smith the board proct rd •J ta theeloction at Chairman, !>y ballot with tha following result: David Q. Robinson, received 12 votes ; Lavi M. Deway, received 4 votes ; Fredrick W.Collins. 1 vote ; Zebulon B. Hoyt, ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Gold 112J. received 1 vote ; Total. 18. David O. Robinson having reesivsd a ma­ jority of votes of all the Supervisors elect, oa motion of Mr. Wolf, ha was declared duly elected chairman for tbe current year, Mr. Wolf moved that tha chair appoial the usual standing committees consisting of the Hays aad Wheeler. A popular ticket in Barry County. Do noi forget to see East Lynee to-night st Greonlocka ware worth In coin on Saturday 8HJ cents on tbe jbllar. trimmed with Chinese Lanterns, and nnd illu urinated un Friday evening. Tha Ada Gray Combination will present East Lynne at Union Hall this evening. lu honor of the nomination of Hayes and Whodar the Baxmk* office was beautifully There is(bring erected a ftna school houre Ch. wave bet a hand throueh the dark neat to tell It is well vrtlh ye-wril. • every facility for doing the best of work ou short notice, and solicit the patronage of the publie. xxl-13tf Profeesd U the dark seas -the alienee nnbrokenNo slim Her of pole luu.de roise beck aa a token : TeL stilt la car hearts we have faeerd the word .■Sunday. Will Dr. I*, please send duplicate. ’ On Thursday night tbe Barn of Parorij Olis, lathe Township of Rutland, was struck by Lightning and literally coszumad, with bis valuable Staflnn. Barnes*, and other contents. Lona will probably exceed >1500 and wa» insured in the Barry aad Eaton, l>ut wo do not know the amounf. < John Q. Creany our popular aheriff, oa Sat­ urday st eooaid treble personal expense pro­ cured a fine Hayes nnd Wheeler Streamer, ends Liberty Pole 119 feet above ground. Committee oa equalization,—John J. Per­ kins, Ira Stowell, Frederick W, Collins, Zebu­ lon B. Hoyt, Traverse Phillips, Henry Houghtalin, and Thomas II. Bartram. A valuable mare. Color, dork brown _____ with heavy main and tail; about ten years old ; had bar shoes on front feet; strayed from the premises of the Subscriber four weeks ago last Friday. Any person giv­ ing information where she can be found , will be liberally rewarded. C. A. Bailey. Hast:NOR, June Gth, 1876. < xxilSlf ■ARR1AQE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. On motion of Mr. Collins the assessment roll of the several Townships and City of Hea ­ tings were refered to the committee on equal* The Hastings Band return their sincere thanks to the Ada Gray Combination, far their servlgae, and tbe citizen* of Hastings and vaeinity. for their yery lidersl batronage at their Bcna&ta on Thursday and Saturday Eve­ nings of last week whereby they realised >65- Taeaday Morning, JunelSth. 1876. Board convened pursuant to adjourntn ent. Roll called, mrtal^r* all present. Journal road and approved and Board pro- The account of William Upjohn aad 12 others were preooalod, and oa motion of Mr. Perkins rrfrred Io the eoJtmUlao on miscellaneous On motion of Mr. Dewey the pet I toe present­ ed yesterday by Mr. Wolf was taken from the table and placed on tie. Mr. Wolf offered the fallowing Resolution. Jlrtolrtd by the Board of Supervisors of Barry County, that all Horses, Cattle, Sheep nnd Hogs' be and they are hereby restrained from running at Urge In the Township of Maple Grote after the passage of this Resolu­ tion In accordance with the provision of ehap. er 39, Compiled taw* of 1871. On motion of Mr. Dewey the Beeulntion was Lical Mtryiae^ |itice; Fanners remember that the old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury is, as ever,. buying eggs, butler, poultry and all kinds of fanner’s produce, under Barlow 4 Good year’s irtore, and paying for tho same the highest market pncc. Patronise the house ffou know to hr rdiaLle. KX2tf We sell none of this cbeap-mtulc Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. Tbe goods we make Is'made by hand, and warranted. Wc invite nil persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear inspect ion. No trouble at all show goods. ’ ' , STEBBINS BRO’S J. Cole & Son J. H. Sutton has been fitting np his old Stare on Jefferson Street, for a Dinning hall. Icecream parlors, Oyster rooms, and will keep constantly on hand the finest supply of Candies, Nuta, Fruit, Ice Cream Vegetable* of all kinds in their season, Can­ nedFiah; Oysters in season, and every order of Committee. Xxil3w3 For Sugar, the best and the cheapest, Ex-Senator Geo. M. Dewey of Hastings, aad Ur. H. F. Peckham of Biecory Corner*, will mldreea the ritiieaa of Freeport and vletnity, call on John Stanley. on the oceaaiea of their Centennial pole rais­ ing, July 8d 1876. Exercises to commence Pure Wines and Li the cheapest, at John xxltA Take the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad; the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado SprngH, Cuchares, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and nil pointe in Colorado, New Mexico and Arisona. Special round trip 90 day tickete to Denver on sale May l&th, at *50, taking in the famous watering places on the D, 4 R, G, Road. Low em­ igrant rates to the San Juan Minw. Pullman Palaeo Steeping Cant between the Missouri River and the Rocky mount tains without change. Close oonttecrioo m ade al Kansas City and Atchison in Union Depot For taant, time tables and : the " Ban Juan Gsids,’1 addrem, T. J. Aawnaon. every done oMamd ta strengthen tbe and now ah» is wall sad hearty. If xxlM edMOeal'' will write to me I will get m to tbe above. ___ , BKNRY H. M. FATTON. Lawroaoe, Marion CM. tad. Gen. Pant. Act. XX52tf Unit Rale stucco nm uie SHAHi Shingles Lath &c. V.prr hand consisting of Gold Tints, Tinted Satins, Frenali Satins, White Blanks, Buff and Brown Blanks, also cheap Bor­ ders, Gilt sod Fresco Borders, Window Shades, and Window Fixtures of .all kinds. Call and ace. Smith, Manes 4 Preston. xxi8w3 other luxury. The rooms are all carpeted, and furnish­ ed in first clans style. This is to ba the 1.8. Geer. fashionable rwiort for all classes of our Hastings, Juno 8th, 1876. citucns and tho public in March of a good xxtlStf dinner, a nice treat or fine candies. His Saloon next door, is the best fitted For Bale—A fine more and coll. and furnished of any in the city. Re­ Time will be given if desired for an appro­ member the place. My old stand, and ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. the rooms forme!y occupied by Barber xxiHtf Bcmmer, ou Jeffereon Street. Come and nee me. XXI12-13-14 GRAND DANCE. Offer tor Sale at Ike Lowes! LAND PLASTER UK Look Here.—48,000 gal. beat Ohio R. D. Bullock, the well known Music Store Ware at wholesale mid retail, best Dealer, at Jackson, has appointed os in the city at Smith, MaNks 4 Preston's. Agents in thia city, J. M. Bauer, well known to our citixens, and J. O. Hendec.Y xxi8w3 All in want of Pianos, Organs, Ac.', should give them a call, al Sweeney's store, where instruments can be seen * examined. ' * XXl-9tf We bar. 10,000 Roll! Wdl To enable tbe Committee's to go Io work, ou motion of Mr. Hoyt' Board »djour»e-J io 1.30 P. M. W«. H. Powsns. Clerk, • Tobacco.—Wc can sell the beat fi»r 41 money in the city. Smith, Manke 4 Premxjn. xxi8w3 Notice A New Dinning Hail. The Ada Gray combination is beyond alt question the best Thrmtrical Troop that ever visited this city, and we are pleased to know that they are drairing ftall Houses. .They give their Inal entertninarent here this evening. It is to be a Uttujil for Miss Gray, and the peace Selected js “East Lynne." Miss Gray taking the two Leading characters. She should have a full houae. PICTURES 1 PIOTURESl M. Because we keep the best c work­ men. 4th. we warrant all goods wt; For Sals—A valuable y< Inquire of Marshall Pricket. Committee nn Salaries—Zebulon B. Hoyt, Ira Stowell, and Jacob Odell. Mr. Wolf preaented tie pefilon of Levi EH1- O n mot ion of Mr. Perkins. Board adjourned until to-morrow morningat eight o'clock. Wm. H. Powns, Clerk. Codfish, Trout.' Wbitofiah, Maekcral, Salmon, and Herring, al) New Fish at Smith, Mamie 4 Proton's. xxi8w3 • hall. 8iac20 x 32 feet, height 10 fert. Plan and specifications may be seen at office of the Supervisor. Said job will be Ent Busby not to be out done, has re­ sold on Thursday,* June 15, at one o'clock fitted bit tonsorial parlor*, and even-thing P. M., at the house of Owen Iloonan in about them as neat as a new pin. Nccktien, Slid township. Collars, dears etc. nil find class, can be By order of the Township Board. found at Em's. Everybody ack now ledgro A. J. Walker. that Em is tho best Tunaor in sixteen 11. Wolcott. A. J. Gott. Board called to order by the chairman. Mem. ber* al! preaeut. Tbe Chairman anounced the fallowing Com- olt and 29 other, citizen* of tbe Townahip of Maple Grove, aaking the Board topaaaareeolutioa to restrain from running at large in Mid Townahip all Cattle, Horses, Sheep end Swine according lochapterGB. compiled laws of 1871. On motion of Mr. Phillipa Ihe peiiion was FURNITURE! Peerless Milk Safes Hall on We did not find that programme for the proceedings on the 1st, in Barry, that was Where you wui find all kindn of I am now all alone in the Photograph buaiucBB, and as I have made arrange­ Parties having Pictures to framo ments to increase my facilities for doing SPECIAL NOTICE. ibetter work than ever, all should call would do well tog ‘them framed of uh <^rand Cheaper than and got a negative taken. Tbe superi­ a» we can do It P ority of my work in tho past is a iniffi- any house in P ..'y Comity. We keep facte for.the Million. the Largest and Best selected stock of cient guarantee of firrt-c work in the PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD* future. Rooms in Washington Block, ikob, Brackets, Pafer-Holdsouth side State Street ebs, Wall-Pockets, Slipper­ 31tf Gao. L. Heath. rd by Hostetler's Stuasach Bitters. That renowsed Holders, tonie is dalty sddiac frseh Issreb of popalarity-tu Wanted.—Every one to try our Teas tbs rreal refutallun which]I tonelince obtained ai a M. D. Raed desires to call attention to' and everything In tho Funritore line. We Invite all persona to call and look remedy for dyepepei*. eonstipsUoiii billionrner* 1‘ricrt ilumhis new Wagon Shop, where he may be nervoas disorders, urinary Irolbtee. latensiueat Smith. Maxee 4 Premton. found at all hount of any day, ready to do xxi8w3 any work in bis line, from pulling a now spoke in an old wheel, to the building of Do yon want the br*t Havana (’igara the best buggy ever seen in the county of now on exhibition al our Fiirnituie to J. 1*. Roberts' for them. Store. All kinds of work made to or­ Barry. Don't forget the place; in the der. repairing of tt|l kinds of old fur shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner of niture neatly done. \ Notice to Builders. Church nnd Railroad Street. / WE MEAN BUSINESS! ‘ xxGtf by ample proob. bat most asraaredly had rueb Furniture Rooms south side State St. been the ease. Iheyeoald have asported aolhinr There will be a job let to the lowest bid­ opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware better than that a prapemtloa bolitcred ap by der giving good security, to build a (own Saturday evening. June ^tih, given by the Hastings Band. They rixmld have a ftill Read that portion of the report of the doings of the Board of Supervisors published in this issue of the Basses. The balance will appear on Thursday. v. t • Keep It. W. II. II. Heath, the senior member of the firm of Heath, Salisbury 4 Co. has retired from bamnetn in this city, and is now traveling for tho Grand Rapids can sell cheaper than any boon-tn Bar­ Burial Com Co. His many friends wish ry County, for these reasons: him success. 1st. Beeause we have no rent I» pay. Query—Who will do the undertaking? 23. Because we make the mtut of out Why Stebbins Brothers ofouurae. goods buntelvcB. GEORGE L IIEA TIES. Train has brought me a wj!l assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall traae", which I will hell way down low for-Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine OU. 1 also sell Well 4 Cistern Pumps. . ■ J. Malm Opposite the Post Office xxiltf Hastings, Mich. STEBBINS BRO’S. Of ev8ry Description which we B. F. Bteiohoff, has associated with him in bis Dental business Mr. George wood. They will occupy the old rooms. Have in the township of Heating*, on the State road, in what is known aa the Fisher dirtriet There will be a concert al Union Closing out Sian—Canned goods at cost and more too, at ■ Smith, Mamie & Prehton’s exi8w3 Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. ■ A nice line of Coat Bindings. A full and complete assortment Clothing. xxi5tf Thomas II. Bartram Hasting* Qty, 2d A 3d Wards, D. 0. Robinson Hope, Augustus M. Armour Irving, Aaron J. Walker At A W. Bailey's. Prints 7 eta. Lonsdale muslin 12ct«. Shirting Gets. . Extra heavy Shirt tug 12 j eta Beat cottonadee 15 to 30 eta. Good Ticking 12 cts. Twenty bone Corsett 45 eta. Ladies1 hose Exm heavy 10 <ta. The time lira now come when my Ac­ coutre must bo paid. I have debts to pay that I must be paid, and to that end mtut tntf'nt that persons who owe mo m*i! pay vp without further delay. Ralph Jordan. May, 17lh 1876. XXlGw4 nnd be hoppy agnip A Great Rediclin ii Prices SALISBURY ABROSSEAU FURNITURE IMMB Look hero 1 Look here ! J. M. HEWES. YOUNG MEN Tie Riiit KMtf KtatiR fir Yam la. BUSINESS TRAINING. �windows bo narrow that passengChi were NEW ADTEKTISEHEKT3. in no dihger of getting hurt by thrusting their heads out The engine had no cab, G. P. Rowell ACo’s. Column. but the projecting roof of tbe combined OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. tender and baggage car jiortly shelter tho AffiXTS WASTED FOR Ttit engineer. Tho cow-catcher of the machine How tho Exhibition gets on Our cor­ tippears to hare been iotended literally to respondent thinks it i-< a good thing catch tbe instructive animal aud not throw —Soma Notes en-J Incidents—The her from the track. This calk to mind Hunter's Camp—First Pennsylvania the recent Achievement of tbe Pennsylva­ nia Company, which u a good Centennial Railroad Train—independence Hall. item, exemplifying the prograw in rail­ roading. People here have manifested a PntlADKLTiUA, Juno 13, 1870. jgood deal of interest in tho fast train ex­ Ixmg letters are a nuisance, as a general jperiment!* and the suecewful running of thing, and I have of late treated your read- 1the San Francisco train from New York era to several of them in attempting to get •to Chicago over tbe Pennsylvania Central and l*ituburg and fort Wayne track* in through this Exhibition by rote. So r“; twenty-five minutea less than schedule this week I will give yon only some ram- ।time, which was twenty two hours, is a bling note* and gossip by way of variety . igratifying achievement, which only |fctFOR THE CAMPAIGN! There never was a show where one could 1fect read and equipments render* pos iolc. From New York to Pittsburg, 441 miles, get “so much sugar-fitr a cent"- so many no Mop wm made at all—Che train run­ all p.rtle.1 W. nil!Mod TUK WEKKLY KOTattractions under one canvass, so ?o speak. . ning rteadily ou its way at an average rate It makes little difference what part of the for the entire trip of 44 miles an hour. The beauties and delights of a fine floral prCUnds you begin with or what building display can !bc fully enjoyed here along yen enter first, “all is grist that come* to ' with all the rest. Haring walked through the mill." as the old miller said, and there tlie acres of blooming flowers, verdant sod ate pretty things, curious and interesting and health^ evergreens, surrounding Hor­ things on every hand. Larger crowds of ticultural Hall, aud through the orangeries ]>coplc are coming every day and the coffers and tropical groves of the fairy-like hall itself, sweet;1 music in the meanwhile float • of the manager* are correspondingly bene­ ing from tpo organ in the gallery, the fited -to say nothing of numerous outside visitor paasra out aud around to the north interval*. For a time there was a decidedly era bide oflthe building, where ho finds gloomy prospect for a lot of vendors and another conservatory constructed as an annex to irapply apace which the main caterers of all kinds who had paid heavy structure lacked. This building is one Ifodubcb for privilege*, but things look great gothic arch, covering an area of Though each mar and doea aluet t more promising for them now, though even ground 150 by 50 feet in sixe. Canvas is yet many a bright dream is a long way used instead of gloss ou the arch, and a Taraant's Seltzer Aperient. from realisation. Tho attendance, how­ delightful shade ia the conscauencc., The walks are of fine sand kept damp, thereby ever, is getting to be nearer the mark, and imparting a pleasant coolness to the atmos­ BOLD BY ALL DXUaaiflTS. the more visitor* look about them tho phere. But tho attraction hare is in the more they realise what shame it would be display of rhododendrons in all their charm­ to have such a magnificent-exhibition fail ing varieties. There are no flowers in the of appreciation or support. And there is building but these, and they are all owned and exhibited by one man, Anthony Watsatisfaction in the statement that so-far crer, Knap, Hill Nursery, England. His TUI CLAIM-IKIl'semTAULIStlBO IX IMj the attendance exceed* by more than three exhibitis here number 1,500 plants bear­ times that nt Vienna for a corresponding ing, probably. twenty times as many flowers. period. L). . In a short time he must remove them Incident* of the meat amusing charac­ from the building, to make way for exhib­ itor* of plants thriving later in the year, r-ly lme>*dlally. All Soldier. ter divert tho attention of observing per­ and these, in turn, tanst do in like manner yrAR oflSU who Mrred for ar sons on every hand. The philosophical for still others. abort.wh*Ui*r duuble-1 or noustudent of human nature' enjoys these VxRAS nearly as much as the Exhibition itself. Every avenue and walk leading to the NEW ADVERTISMENTS. grounds is lined on either hand with huck­ sters of all sorts whose seductive exhorta­ tions greet the oar of all passers by. Here arc some specimens gathered as J strolled la. or dwfrinx luiaurly out of the ground* tho other even­ trailed Captain Lemon ifut rr*oem*ner.—S. A Ole*, ihould ing. The lemonade man: ‘This way, information frit ladies and gentlemen, for your real Califor­ nia ^strawberry lemonade ! Lem, Lem I i'llOwi The 'original California lemonade ! Each for Circular. ■■ MM VlUlltAM < «rd.. with j glass is prepared from a choice juicy lemon, WW aUuaa-A. B.Fall*rA C* with half a pound of double refined sugar. Each glass contains n piece of ice as large a* the baby elepltJint's ear, and all for the L low price of half a dime. Walk right up this way : now's your time' Thank yon, sir; another glass sold, another soul made happy. Lem, 1cm, 1cm I" Another enter­ prising gentleman shouts Peanuts; his voire, a melodious basso profundo, pitched id .tamp loUlLMUSE A. in B. flat; “W$lk up, run up, tumble up ! D. C. fir full loltrnelinn. This is the original Japanese Peanut, au $68 $20rf',*» •'fe. w thorixod by the Centennial Commission laad. Me._____________________________ sitlw* and approved by the Board of Hca’th. These choice and delicious camel-liaek “PsYClIOMAjrCT, OR HOfL CHA It Ml Nd." The autoi-riber offer* fur sale n Valuable -I Uov either aex may fMcinate and rain the peanut* are unoqualcd in size and flavor. Farm in the Townahip of Hasting*, near The ladies love them and children cry for Quimby Station, on the liraad Rapid* IHriathem I Buy them before you try them ! ion of the Michigan Central Railroad, contain, Fresh roasted, camel brek. Japanese pea­ ing KHSHTY ACRES, of which AddrwaoT. WILLIAM A CO.. Pub ., PhllUrlpha nuts, only five cent* a quart! Peanut* may or may not be a wholesome and nutritious THE NEW YORK diet. Authorities differ on that subject. But no American show would be complete without the fragrant, unctions peanut. the Preiniwe. Tbe properly will be sold on They are one of our institutions, and arc liberal terms, ne to poyiuenta and nl prieea indcspcnsablc to the complete happiness of which cannul fail to l«e satisfactory to nny the average American pleasure seeker. one desiring J. H. Standing on a box in front of a small tent containing, I don't know what, a bur­ ly fellow of tragic mien bdlowa forth : rnCRMllt’S NESTE FILLS. finely loot ted, and under thorough culture. “Ride oa nalc moon, thine orbs majestic For Particular* inpuirc at this office or of the high," whatever that may mean. But Subscriber. . the most ridiculous feature of the many ‘ WM. McPHEttSON. XX30mfl catch penny schemes is the universal use TUating* Jan'y. 1st. 1876. The^epti-Vleekiy hBplib)ica)i flapper '■fei'J-it. ENTENNIAL HISTORYoftheU'S. ■s.TSlrWelTR <18 LK TrixiE: srriv «p II Mrtr-vizbnVM'jli PENSIOKS HS fe"r all hare ditobeyed order*, or »e«!rrl*d ur re do their duty, and wheaerer the enstn* orsssms, who ahall h<I elemd M*pr. AldwMaa, UifeC ur Sic. UL II ahall be th* duty of mtr CpaMaW* ----------------------- "AaSsfeflSKSi -r-TT_r_-,—;— ----- -- . —_ PRORATE ORDER Mac. tl. Tho Chief aud AMlrtaat Earlueera -------------- °“* lk0<~MU ’W**1 ‘“•r.Jruj wguL S. C. Friodie Juds* of Frebat*. ■Hairaadfiltas the petitloe. M Baim Arayiaa chia euan to izr •lw*' »• WUra».*aawra w*<« ,t..l are enliiiel t y< ■U.A.U.rtlto l-LTL; "*L_i Pe’trtee. asl . ■M.UM.- UarbUteUM*. Utwdv -i A^AU —k kPa-.wQKA’WS pr*at^r olfieera. ahaH. feu’S/ETXS l.rTu 5332532390535353234823485323 BOTOTY: SsrSaa1.TtS 5SfKJ SBflf*3Wr.ss^,»ss’dsft; PATENTS 50 en-wArazd A GREAT OFFER a iHiSSTKt; PROBATKOROEIl- riot, or in any mam OF MlCIUtUK. Coaaty of I in uf th* 1'rvhU* Court fur tbr lea at the Frohat* Utt-e. ■> I on Weduwdar th* :tth <1 rtaM tharuaad eight hendrel FARM FOH SALE! 50 Therraraa it it erderad. that Ma dar *rJne raxtat »a'al*ek ia tho f. isrt.t.tr'sft.sxKMK: RE IMPROVED MILITARY AGENCY ...mw. (ajru* eopy.) irssra=uTrj?3FiS.7s;l of the term limited. The omnibus lines are “limitedthe boarding-house agencies and tho enterprises of all sorts ore “limit­ ed. ” With some of them the term has rather different niguification from that in­ tended. Their patronage is decidedly -'limited." It is said that the bootblacks association to be organised nn the stock pl» will also adopt the “limited" principlc. In one of the least frequented parts of the grounds, are so far removed from the current* of travel that it is probably not seen by one visitor in ton, is the very novel and interesting exhibit made by the pub­ lisher* of The I'ornt nnd Stream. It is called the “Hunter’s Camp," and is a per­ fect representation of tbe externals of tbe life of the deer-forest and the trout-stream. T ho thick foliage of the trees in th* coo), deep Talley .where tho hunter's hut of logs stands, the noisy stream and waterfall in front, the still pool in which float two Indian canoes, the guns, fi»hing-rods blan­ kets, cooking utensils, traps, and trophies of the chase within the hut, all help to make the illusion perfect, ami ' it would not be hard to imagine that one had been suddenly transported from die bustling, exciting ocemM of the Exhibition to some nook in the heart of the Adriondack* or A curiosity rarely noticed by visitors, un account of it* j«sition in an out-of-theway port of the grounds, ia the first locomo- hit been laid up for mu "flity. The cars are ratal] .uk iLMiinn nepauiicwn ,.«<■■>>> Mated Mill euaaty 4 turthr** »* prenoer »a rad aad eferaiated ia marram ••eke Kaay of hear!he. 8.C. FRIVMK.* Jud<t uf rr*h*lo FROHATC ORDER. •TATI or MICHIGAN. Cmuty of PROBATE ORDER. xxrlOwf 30530231313153 COMMISSIOSLR'S NOTICK. wxcf: !»■ arardaxae.1 proetxr* a rertifl- '•“AS?. —ir And It krtiiilirr ordrrrd.il ‘■esrfPROBATE ORDER. >r MJCIUOAN.CMatv *r Barry e> Daiod.Masa.un. WM. W. OOL T. J. DBtXl Ca"’ CHAMCeai SALE. jgffuasra Sesse—w mtS^Mjabar-twatyMi IX-'i* -tStKrt n—yu»kUL Mu. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-22.pdf 3e96d1cc3d19d15183dd862ed8d893bd PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 16. Rog»’tta|il Merton could not find . 'T.sm glad Of iL William had nothing [From thr C^tntry Gtntfrman, Alt any to dovrith it. I told Mubdc.ll hu was on the wrong track before he left here." • THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. UNPARALLED SUCCESS OF THE 3 JQ > WHOLE NO. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 2% I87& 3 r 0 5 mn TABLE HUE! B s ft s THE PEERLESS COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, 0 a r The door was gently opened ; some one came behind the teacher, and wrapped a warm shawl around her shonldeis. “You will get cold, end I shs’l bat another patient/' said the voice of Dr.Emerson.uui ho beat over her to look at the boy, who Was just sinking ifito slumber. “You are better than air the opiates In my tnowfodge," raid he, smiling into her eyes ; “the boy b better nlijdy; his pulse u not nearly so rapid; Lid he breathes easier. Come out tn therorc. “What did James Want of you, Mbs Wardlow?" asked Mr. Griffin. “Shall I tell it before the doctor? Yon must hear ofit immediately; and (here is no doubt but all Colchester will be advised of it within two daya.,;—* • •*»-"Mira WanFoir. dent MB the that JanMt l »d anything to do with that Shclbournc robliery. Oh, my boy !” “liiLffi, Mr. Qj-ffin , be did,aAIBub ing, anti had not boon seen since.' •‘I rm sorry he went away just now ; but I do not believe hr went because of that Sh clbourne burinera.1' "AU the wonder .in my mind is that Rogers has kept him no long. If ho 11». cleared uut I aui glad of it; I suppose yon have not heard who did it, haveyoa?' "No ; but I ean one the Yankee privil- ' egc and truan." “Dr. ktneroon,” jaid Mira Wardlow, “you havchec-d one"ito./“’to-night, and' I believe I will tall-yau another." -Soabc related what William Mei lion had told her. "I ukod him 'fhe 5raa V. Sling I should tell v«-u, Mr. Watson. as I thought you would prove a friend.” "So I wiU. If oyer a boy deserves friends ho does"—and throwing-off I'» slippers he polled on bis boots. "Where are you going in such aliurry?” f J' — - ----------------- ire h looVas if he were •fill il ia in nn»n«n<M>„ that aaj "Ul hiding. Ho shall eutae here. and go into ncr«. I am thankful it is nO worse." the store in the morning. Such a boy as So Miss Wardlow told .Tamo’ rv. he is shall not lack lor a home or for Neither of the gentlemen asked a rpcstion friends." or spoko till she had cbneludcd. Then Mr. "You are right. If 1 had a homo ho Griffin lighted his lantern. wentout ami should have one with me. But J; tujs soon enrno back, bringing a fine cashmere Both 1'iulabud and Unfinished. Griffin's testimony will dear Wi”iam." idiall in his hand. * “I know it; that Theodore Bogers ts * “I hope the boy did not know what ho AND A11CH IO AS > VTEniUTA X MS, AI AO TWE HlBMALI CLOVXR heoundrel. Plcesc. say to my wife that I was talking of; but hero it is, just where t shall bring a lodger home with me when I he said he put it, Kmeraon, can they AND RELIABLE TAYLOR RAKE, AND THE IMPROVED hurt my boy?” JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND "I think not. Of his own free will, lie has ccnrfmunicuted rhe facts, and I think” Mira Wardlow called at Mr. Gtlffin's on it devolves on you to inform the sheriff her way to school next morning, and found immediately, and put the shawl into hia Jama suffering with aeute pain in hia hands. That will put him ou the right joints, but hia mitxl was tranquil and he track, and save a good deal of anxiety. 1 had alept through the night. Mrs. Grif­ would not have William Merton arrested fin was nervous and irritable ; Mr. Griffin for a thousand dollart; he would new get was cordial, but did not say much. When school cownencod, Willirm wm in hia it out of hia mind, lie la so sensitive." About II • I inuM be going; 1 wwhto Seo Mr. teat, and Thoodoro absent. Watoou to-night, and it is post nine; .o'clock Mira Wardlow was er^cd to Umo’dock,” said the young lady, ruing from door by sheriff Mundell, who inqu’rod If young Melton was in school. CrTng her chair, as she glanced at the cluck "Allow me to go with you ; I wish to h'm to the door he conversed with h' n a ■tee Mr. Watson, too," said Dr. Emerson, few inomentM, then drove off, nod W’'’irn» Before m he wrapped her cloak around her—and came back to the School-room. then as ttiey descended the steps: "My noon, Mr. Mundell drove past the school­ dear Mira Wardlow, I have tried to get house wall Theodore Bogera in the sleigh; an opportunity to express my regret to yon hit head was down, and Mias Wardlow's for my radetHKs at our first meeting, and hem; bled for him and his mother. As soon M school was dunr-aaed. Muy ask your ]<nlon J I was in the wrong,, and and Ellen Rogers rau with joy to W’Hirro, you were right." "You refer to the time I met yui^ at and both commenced telling h:-u at once how glad they were Viiu-e him. Jnst Mrs. Manton's?'" then Mrs. Rogers entered the school rvoui. "Yes when I was so rude.** "1 do not remember any radencra. We the had only a shawl thrown over her differed shout the justice of punishing for head and was weeping. 8hc *gpa quite 1 that accident. You did not convince me I uut of breath, and evidently ran rU the ij was wrong ; and I suppose I did not change way from home. Miss Ware'ow advanced | your opinion ; we had a right to our own to muc* I er, Imt site did not notice her, and ca"od for Mary and Elian. I। views." "Go to the telegraph office as quick a* ’J "Bat you dwf convince tnc, and I was heal lily ashamed of wliat I said, I ought you can and tel! them to telegraph for your to have told you then. What do you lilt her to come home !" think of James’ story about his advening? “They will wish to know where be *s, "I think he t)ld the truthj Indeed, I Mrs. Rogers. You had better w.'.tc the ' despatch yowredf." am positive of it." "I canuot; 1 don't know how. I wish 1 "Yea, it menu probable. I am concerncould.” rd for young Begem." "I w'” dolt for you;" and trying pa­ •Wul J arm* be rick long, doctor ?" “It looks like it. He will probably per from the desk, she* w.vte down the have a run of rheumatic fevrr; Lu exjms- name of the town and date. • What abs" ure to eold and hta long walk, and going I nay, Mrs. Rogers ? and where in he to bed chilly, together with his anxiety of ••In' Corry, Pennsylvania, and tell mind, will effect him severely. 1 am glad to come home as quick us puanibk; sign my neme to it—1 ean'L" he had the courage to tell you all." William stood a little back, with liis hat "So am I. James seems a kind, sensible boy. I do not think the home influence in Iris hand. “Mm. Rogers, I will carry it to the is just what it ought to be." “You ere right there. Mrs. Griffin has office; it ia to for for the girls to wrnk, and too much bumneas to do looking after her it h top cokL” “You here? I supposed you hail gon.neighbor's concerns to make apUmant home for tier- buy. And I Arney hU father off before now V' "I am living with Mr. Wataon. Shall is rather arbitrary.” “Ha will have a bitter lesson this time; I carry it ?" “If you please, I think ho had better,” iodeed, they all will" "I hope Mr. Wstson has oome in, as I raid the teacher. “I don't care, so that it goes all right.' have another paliaat to visit to-night—su­ 8bo sat down for a motftentcTh the desk “What o»a? I did not know any <Xhcr and Wept bitterly. Her little daaghtore tome to her aide and pat thsir mai Around one waa sick." “Littio Pataey sprained bit ankle hut hernock, whispering, "Don’t cry mamma; . Friday, and he has been running oet bare what is it ?" She could not speak, but sobbed al! the foot and got iaflamalion in the joint I TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, I must come to^iis office at throe o'clock. Will you excuse me then ?" By the efforts of Mr. Watson and Dr. EmeraoD, -Um trial was postponed for a few days, till Mr. Bogers should return, and consequently Theodore, in dcfeult of bail, was conveyed to jail. The neighbors at first intended to go scrarity for him, and allow him return home to bis mother, but Mr.- Jillaon suggested that jrnbably Blanchard was somewhere in the neighborhood, and ii it were so, he might .entire young Rogen to run off, and he thought H more judkioua that be should plico. Every effort was made, to capture Blanchard, bat neither he nor the stolen goods, with the exception of the ihawl produced by Mr. Griffin, enuld be found. Mrs. Rogers denied all koegledge of them ; she raw some pieces of broadcloth and silk in Merton's chest, and a large roll of alapaca and some shswb in the sleigh, but she did not know what had become of die tn, as she had not seen them afterword. In fact she waa s« completely overooms by ■nxisty, grief anil shame, that it was tliought Iwst to make no more till her hus­ band's return. THE NATIONAL SEETHE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES , UlKMAl.t, i GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Hullmr. THE OLD JkT A.arilCVLU'UTLA.^ ELA.LL, One door east of Goodyear s Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Hastings, April 12, 1876. R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON I 6te_ l«te |_1X00 si.w l koo i tJurif »j» I 45.ni “WM. JON E« DENTIST Nashville, Michiaaa. READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement Joij Comfort and Happiness Sick and Aiffleted! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. Pianos Organs [Continued from last Isripc ] sumption unsettled and being therefore calculated-to further disturb public con­ fidence. The undersigned, therefore, sub­ mits the following and recommends that it be taken 're a substitute for said resolu­ tion. . Rnoltftl, That it is the duty of CongnM to provids ratasarcs for carrying out the provisions of what m termed the resumpuon'ofspocio payments.at the time fixed by said act, which cannot be further delayed. v The Chair—Is Urn Cenvtnuon ready for the quiteion ? Shall the vote be Xakea by States? [Cries uf'‘2»< no/'J .. The question was then pot on the ■dt^kiou of the wbstitste, and it wsa re­ jected by a decided majority. The Chair—The question recurs upon the adoption of the resolution te rocommeaded by the committee. The motion waa agreed to. and the whole platform waa tlt*dare-l to In^y been adopted. [Cheers.] . THE NOMIXATIUMK The chair announced that Lite next busiocM was the nornination of candidate*. [Great applausu.] A motion tn adjourn waa made and vociferously objected to. A motion to Z-.__ — ■:_______ The candidates were then Mr. Jewell of Ouuuectirat, by presented, Mr. Kel- lugg of the rams State. Mr. Morton, of Indioua, by R. W. Thom­ son of the same State seconded by P. B. S. Mr. Bristow, by Pinehback of Louirina. G ca. Harland of (Judge Poland of Vermont, Geo. W. Cur­ tis of New Ycckand R. II. Danna of MareachuacUa. Mr. Blaine, by Col. Robert Ingersoll of ITIinoia, seconded by Mr. Frye of Maine. Yk. Conklin, by Gen. Stewart L. Wood- fiwdof NewYark. Gt»r.-Hayes, by Ex. Gov. E. F. Noyes of Ohio supported Wade Mr. James of by glorious OH Beu Missioori and Mr. Ihuia of West Virginis. Gor. Hartranft, by Mr. ThthoJomew of Pennsylvania. At thia stage of the proceedings the con­ vention adjourned nnlil Friday, nt 10 A. in. 1GThe convention wa? called to oreht by Mr. MePlicraon at half-put ten, thirty and The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. «»• consul te tiox rari-. -ra CONVENTION. Oli Pinos aifl Onus taici ii Eichanp fir Hw Ones., R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale Agent for Michigan Northern Ohio and Indiana. -Branch Houses at Grand Rapids. East Saginaw and A. D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. promised to come there k-forc I slept** -Poor littte feHow I llearn tel! him I will come and aoe him In Che tuemiag and I hope be will keep Mill liH |i« b better.” “twill do your mcuwge, but it ba long walk there." "Oh, I am used to long walks, and I enjoy thorn." ' Mr. Watson was in the rifting room; he smiled when ttter entered. ••I have been waking for you, Mi* Wardlow. My wife arid I vie not to retire until you come in ; aora in duty bound I obeyed. You see Dr. BtncrSO*. what tyrannbai bodies three pcroom are. A man arena* go to l«d whin be is rieepy, without getting leave ftore hbriqurtm." “Youasu b a terriblestate af > bondage, Mr- Watreu. Ti 7* *’ — here for? I tew bim in whispered around that Episcopal Church. • The Chai^—Tbo find buainoM is hallat ing for a candidate for the office Presi­ dent of the United States. The Secretary will proceed to call the roll of btates, and more violently. > “Letnngw-lwme,’'said Ellen, who, young ths ehairman of each dflfejfaflon will an­ as she w«, knew that it was no plate for nounce as distinctly as pomible from Iris such an outburst of grief, before so many place the choice of the delegation. The ' gating eyes; and gently urging her, she enll<the roll for" finally auMceded in getting her to the door. Mbs Wardlow followed, hardly knowing what to *rr. Mrs. Regerstnrned and saw was then had, ramhing as follows ; •__ ___ — an—i -tiia . - ' . ‘ . James G Blaine iixeiml DM votes. Oliver 1* Morton received 124 Voire. Benjamin H Bristow received 113 votes. Ronco Conklin received 99 votes. Hnthcrford B Hayes reeeived fl 1 votes. John F Hartranft received 58 votes. Marshall Jewell received 11 voles. William A Whft'lcr rtWiVctTTT Vote*. - Tltel vote 75-4, neeeraaryto a choice . 6u this ballot the Michigan Itdcgalion 3Y8. �OUR 1 fa CfaUk. < fcc Bbi_. fcrifa-«. woxp BALLOT fl Oliver P Mortenreurived 111 Vote*. X AB AMCT TM CEXTIBBUX- Roaeo CMliu reedtod « rotes. Ifafafat B B.jw M WiSfa A. Wfafa rafarrf 3 rrf_rcfarrf 1 Elik. B Tu<»l 755, WWW. to » <*«<* 3M. O. tfa falrf MkMffa I fakfa 1, Sqfa «, mi.< Bifa. a seem to find it well worth mug. has bom on the*CMfoot has rwa hundreds Benjamin H Bristow received 121 votes. K««» Croklin rewired 90 rotes. Vital John F Hartranft received GS votes. Rniherfuni B Hayes received G7 rou*. William A. Wheeler reoriwd 2 rates fiM For President. Khhn I! Waahburo received 1 rote. Rl’THERFORD B. HAYES, Total rote 755, necessary to a choice of Ohio. On tUs ballot the Michigan defe- gatro voted Hsyw4, Blame 8. CaBklin Hl points it out. For Vire Preside*. WILLIAM A. WHEELER James G Blaine received 292 vote* of New York. Benjamin Ii Bristow received 12G rotes. Oliver P Morton received 108 vote*. Ronco Conk fin received 84 votes. John F. Hartranft re*rived 71 votes. Rutherford B Hayes received fiB rotes. EEha B Washburn received 3 vote*. William A Wheeler receired 2 votes. Total rotes 754, neeeraary to a choice 378. On this ballot tbe Michigan dele­ "Honest money for all, arid free school* for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interferance which will destroy the other.’* There io STwifadfa^kJ fafau.'i Smaten tbe Jot. Let me say to th«* >h“ »« deterred, by orenmaiy gular if the old foghorn 4 Obi.. sweet. ibepiaUer. and hs^he dirtioreiro <Zbafa Uh™ to doll U ifa t^Uo, sort oe the forward mJ of every ferryboat reward will be fitly rewtspeuae A Jackbox Covrrr Rart itucAK they behold lb» M«<* of their pilgrim­ <M>r Washington letter. swing* off. exclaims and as the With a joy and satfafartiou v^ cannot Lijjre ia word- or convey in any Ronco Conklin received Ifj rotes. ner. we withdraw from the ticket that for man­ It looks ao bow. jdnk. or uriU. black trite I up tote fa held by <J purtrsMs by Qte re who* they are nstned U«nahte variety in t.u., ■fad.rf.fa.L_ a different style uf nJtok •to hide her pretty face. One wear. blwk. tte< dotted with fine gold beads, uomkr prefers a piece of sky Ubt crape a thisd tMSaam^wf silk gaaae will. woven l«.rdct aeroaS h«r fare, and vet another tries the white bhrito arokridretd with nrwhich I befiefreia the fancy in veils. .V boat enthusiastically, as votes. It wouldn't be a: »n M;B. The Gauvbwough hats which Urf ’ " * im and turn up at the 4dc where the trains com* in-»they are all brown linen and «<&eD and tbe man stand.- over his valise fights create in tbs new romer* Rutherford B Hayes received 104 votes. oomioee. that croosM the river from the Jersey m<k- age New York? 'and as they gaae down toward tbe boy. or up the broad North River, beautiful with sails and remek, men and woman alive with eageroem, soring the right* of a lifetime, one envies tbe freshness and expansion which familiar THE TICKET Benjamin H Brirtow rrerired 114 votes. fear of extortion, that it fa not a family of this has held he hai proved a capital off rial. Tbe young mro of tbe party .sprixlly are anxious for Ids nomination, and they feel that if Mayor 0’DonM marinated « the candidate for Congress a deserting and able gentleman—a warier in the cause who has never asked or received gation voted Havre 5. Blaine G, Brfatow Jamca G Blaine received When the not unfzeqnent group of out of torn ahead of the party strength. Last spring people in serrev ovrfinff erft* comes in the Republican of this city could find no right on Broadway. o« temro to remark one willing tohend their uckct. util a* under his breath “Centennial folks.” you of Mr. O Duanril, and be allowed bis can tell them a square off. The tall in­ name to be used. There were but two dividual ia agray mohair duster who w daw io make the canvass, but Mr. O'Dou.kfal rflfa^Xf. fafa fa* faR - if aril wm riected Itoor by nroriy 1UU majority, and for tbe firai time in nearly teMUkBH <ble. «H>r tfa 10 years the city has a Republican execu­ tive. Mayor U DouM's admiaistnUioa, has been smreemfnl, and h» usual ability •m try to rec everything at <««■ as he James G Blaine received 293 rotes. Otivvr P Morten renrirod.113 votes. 378. er in I’biladdphta. the counter allrtrtiou at Cinriimsti. and the rumors <d extortion faChfartrf fafa «fa. 71" ■» ■s* 'ifaJ TEfaHklfarfrfd- farfL- rwrlrrf <3 refa J..k« F ^*1 <he pm•~-J o.m.\ The dew _ s ork coocode ibr ti.itnnu. tiou to a werfeni dewM>crat . and 1 m j tbe opinion that they will fo. to concede a aoft weary platform. Afire if Tk.li4>i.fa« ■**■" •"‘“ft sail from New York to Boetou. up tbe Sound, u worth a gtmt deal more than h costa, rod everyone ought to see the me­ tropolis -of New England. A pood ou weeks can be profitably pet in here ou thin roast this mnmner ; and don't put it of too long. In the Ml, the dilatory ones wiD all be here, and the city will be body will dare Bay 'that henuty unadjtiK-J ri adorned-the mart* ahrt ' torn and ww tbe faahiuns. DBT GOIffiS HAH TAKEN A TUIB1J ' WHERE ? WauatawTOS, D. 0. June, 16th 187C. At A W. Bailey s Tbe cxatenient attending the reading of tbe telegrams ar received at the different , PrifaT fa. mouths has Mood at the head of our col- telegraph o&ces is more intense than 1 stringer* from tbe Went. And the fitnt do a icmni deal of burinres during the Lfafafaanfa 12 fa word*! have to say is, keep out of the the Centennial arrow, but be fa not doing John F Hartranft received G2 votes. MDi the word# ‘ Subject to the deririon have ever before observed m this city, suvo hotels, and don’t hire hacks from publie it. The people are there tQ MB, Mt to Elihu B WaBcboro received 3 vntn. Extra henry Shinin- 124 cts. on a few rare oecarioM during the war. at stand#. New York hotels are neither so buy. Oro firm made extensive pnpanef the Republican National Convention.” William A. Wheeler received 2 rotes. Best eottemdea 15 to 30 eta., the time of Lee’s surrender and when dma, so comfortable, or so reasonable in _____ _________ tious for the_________ Cush trade that was cowing. Total Tote 756. neeesnry to a cboire and M-nd forth as the ekmcr of the Re­ GM Tinting 12 cts. ’ till put off aH----their Prudent Lincoln's death first beacame charges as Chicago bourea. A suite of and------------------Twenty bone Cornett 45 cts. 379. When Michigan was catted on this publicans of the nation as for more than publicly known. The business in the rooms. with bath attached, which can be ' " ” — Ladies' hose Kxn henry 10 rt» had at a first-clam hotel, like the Grand ballot IIou. Will-an, A. Howard said : eight month* bo had been onr first and Tso batten Kid Glove* 90 cu. Pacific, for rix drikri a day. wifi coat There is a man who has beaten three Docn.A nice line of Cost Huxiing* only eLoire for Prerideet. the antae of discharge itself, and the thousands of double tare, and inferior roams in propor­ A fall and cimplete amortment BCTHEBFOBD B. HAYES the ac-** clerks are gathered in knots of various, tion. The low-price hotels that advevClothinr. rises, each growing confident or despond­ ifac rooms for a dollar a day are nasty be­ compiidicd. able and pepriar arm Ohio. xxi5cf description, usually in crowded ent as the vote by States is annonaetsL yond ii mMimMlta, <4 Broadway and all she Ia this action the Conreatton organOH men rod young wo and mro of middle ixvd Victory made mkcou certain, and ag*d. are aB crowding and elbowfair their Oliver P Mortoa received 82 votes. left the ex ConMcrate^and tbrir Nertb-tasm iu which the New Yorker* took a piomincat put, swinging their hats with ere allies standiag defeated. dromnfaH. great exultation. Tbe Maine men looked annihilated, on tbe brink of drepair ITs dubious, and Hale’s free grew black. Their bring no choice, the clerk proceed­ j writ It cvM te better. ed to call the roll for the sixth ballot. as The result fa wtiat we expected, what follow*: way to the latest dispatch on the bulletin boards, and tbe name* of Blaine, Marton. Bristow, Conkling, Hayes, Hartranft and gather in one inextricable map. hurry too aod fro as Woman ardent!y interested, Minitiwl as their fetbtfa,?haabaads. James G Blaine reerired 36S notes. glorious new* cams lashing ever tbe wires brothms and Rntherfotd B Hayes received 113 vote*. ou tbe crewing of tbe been smitten with the contagion and dk of October, 1875, that old Bill. Oliver P Morton itcared S3 robs. That JlutJtrrforrl B. nayt arryiag tbe Bosco Couklin received 81 votes.. r 12th Benjamin H Bristow reeared 111 rates. . . John Fl,artrxnfl reerived 50 v««. Elihn B Washburn received 4 roles. Alhw wm defeated. free and Basse* of “Houert money, non MCtariaa Sefettab" was fleeted Gov­ We arid then uGra7 William A Whederreeeived 2 votes. ernor of Ohio. Whole number of votes, 754. nr i emery IL B. llayrt njmntf to «JG /roM /or to a choice 378. On this bnlat as on tbe preccediag Obe the 22 rotes of Michigan tn 187G, aod we say now, R. B. H»9~. Gem. rikrire RntberfcMd B. Hayes received 384 rotes. for the second poritiou Benjamin H. Bristow received 21 rots* When New Tori wm called. Mr. Pom eroy srid that to imficate that New Tori is ia favor of unitr and victory, she caste G1 votes for Rutherford B. lisp* and 9 , for James G. Blaine. This result was 1 greeted with ferorious cheers. The result of the vote was known as 1 4>oo as the roll eatt waa aver, and the dale-1 gaten oa the victorious side abandoned tbcmariven to shoots of triumph. Tbe ehair—The vote is as follows: Total number 756; necenaaiy to a choice. 379 ; Haye*. 384;[fcriom and roudaned candidates with a sense ot as their riden. Member, of CWgrros feverish and impatient. much importance A as are pretense of work u kept up but it is evidently done to hide the deeper emotion. which does not very materially change the remit of the first. AH are waiting with — wfa ,fa _fafa fafa T> fad. _>kfakfafa_ rf Mfal^nd. with stroeaas triekhug owe them, and ivy rod fins fimrisbiug in the shade-. The center m* with fountain and Beat, and evurproro in boxes outline its oral, and arom tbe taUc* where people fata* to marie uvur faro nU brer. About L, fad, u> th.' p-nufa S<w TaHur dfa not disdain tn walk far, enough fok. his meals tn give him an appetite for them. A* for carriages, don't bepermaded to appropriation HU* may continue soase take any vehicle at the depots Uu the wash The speech of Wood of New street car*. the exprre* os^padrs ttw York, yesterday, if an indication of the From general indications the deadlock The sdectiou of lion. Wm. A. Wheel­ er of New York, Even tbe children have hated breath for the third. AreidrW. JamesG. Blaine receired 351 rotes. soul cuss the merits of the several rooms as easy of reach as those oa the parlor floor, and their airiness and coal-, nere makf them preferred in summer by all who undmtand hotel living. Small rooms, as comfortable, and even luxwriotta, as any in the house, on three floor*, are a dollar and a half a day, without mtwh. Remember, in the city system of charges, a room if never kt fur leas than twancyfour hour* . ud is charged for the same, whether it fa occupied for a night roly, or a Bight and a day. The restaurutt in aQ tbehoteb are abommably Mfaprirod, but you are not obliged to Eve there. Between Fourteenth and Eighth streets, ou Broadway, there are sevem hrtr-Moed between the House and Senate npa> sentiment of the majority in the the House, its electaoa over any opposing tiekrt that it is pMUe for tbe opposkioa to put in the field then- fa not tbe We predict* nu^rity and a victory as giorious as that as large, won in 1872 ia every 8tate that was /rer before applause, which dsowfitd the aunaic of tbe wm, and do nA for a nmeaeut doubt the band] Blaine. 351; Bristow, 21. a grand victory for tbe right in several Kathmfeed B. Hay®, of the State of Ohio, taring secrived a majority of all the rotes cast, fa hartby inlirnd to be th* ronrimn of its outer petals dondaboM a heart of fire, while the oU Houma bori it added gOTL.TKJTKJZ'^rf FOR LADIES odd colors, none of them to be {inferred to the-rotkmal pink and white, and some jur- To the Editor of The Detroit Post., D fa quite likely the B'ptfiiiiii of J acksou county will present a mUMite fcr Congsrm fc-s the Third District thw JOR GENTLEMEN Wanted.—Every one to try our Teas /’rfere .fosrrn ' Sxtra, Maxdc 4 Pbebtox. xxiBwS �(he Jcjii-Weekly ll8prtliM|rila|ffier.| Ou metlmi« Mr. PreWa* the report Aw*. *4opted. Cijt One of the fisest mstchesof the seasen eatnt off on Ihe 21*1 lust on the Uolhreok farm w<m ef this city, io bird, eaeb JI rd. rWEM eighty yards laundry. Foor prire*. the fol­ lowing is the score. C. E. Barlow J. P. Ilolwrt* R. Mudge Geo. Goodyear F. Barlow P. A. Nheldou Member* all present. Journal rend and approved. On motion of Mr. Ctfliu. the Clerk wa. authorised and in»tn»ef*d to draw an order of fl.<»0 payable M demand, and one of Fl,200 due February 1st, 1877 with interest at seven per cent, per annum. Baid order* P*y*bfo «o J. W. Ven Dorn or bearer, and to beiu full for completion of Court Hous* fence. The accounts of J. P. Roberts and 17 others lows. • Your connnitt-.r on county building* re spectfully recommend that the Sheriff he au­ thorised to employ some one to level np the ground on tbe East side of Court House yard under the fence and the Northeast corner in­ side tbe fence and finish filling up poet hole* on west side of said yard. Also la repair the walk near th* Northwest corner of the W. Sax by John Hotchkiss Ralf Jordan A. Black killing his ten straight birds, took P. A. Bbeldou second, and W. liar* third. Wm. D. Hays F. Barlow 0 1111 0 1111 4 4 G. Goodyear W. Saxby P. A. Sheldon B. Jordan On the shoot off Wm. Hay* took first money, and John Wickham 2d. Then came some double birds siiootiug. Wm. Hay* W. Sax by resulting as follow*. I 0 I 1 11 * 1 0 1 0 00 6 2 ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Gold ll‘2j. Grand Centennial Celebration . Still raining. Wednesday Morning. Jun* 14th, IHTfl. Board convened pursuant to adjournment. Itoll relied, htember. »R prerent. After the reading of the journal. Board pro­ , eroded Io buineaae. Charie* n. Bauer, Prosecuting . Attorney made* verbal report hi relit ion to claim against Manistee county. Mr. Benbsm offered the fallowing resolu­ tion. which on molta of Mr. Walker was adopted. ilvtohrd, that the Prosecuting Attorney be in*tructe>l to procure an assignment of Ihe claims agatart Manistee county In Ike Vanderpool trial which have l-eron paid by thi* county and present them together with expense* incurred by this county to the Board efSupervisor* of Manistee county el ihe October mbswo. in neconlane* with tbe auggcation in the decision of tbe Supreme Covrt in thecate of the People ro rri Barry county r*. the Board of Supervisor* of Manistre eounty. Mr. Dewey laid before th* Board the affidavit of Thoma* Casey of the township of Berry, showing the killing by him of a wolf mere than three monthanld in the township of Johnstown in this county, together with the certificate of a Justine of the Peace and Tbe Johnstown and Barry Lyceum will hold Assessor of said township of Johnstown show­ their 1st Annual celebration In KeDy's drove ing that the law in relation thereto had been east aldo of Fair Lake in the township of complied with, which ou motion waa re­ Tenth day of the rainy season. Barry July. 1st. 187C. Goo. M. Dewey of Has­ ceived and placed on file. The Board being satisfied that said certifi­ ting* will deliver the annual public address at The corn need* special attention. 10.30 A. M Other tlialinguisbed Speakers will cate and affidavit are correct. On motion of Mr. Phi lips they awarded be present and will make appropriate remark*. an Saturday evening. The Conn, have seco red ex eellent music to en- to Thoma* Casey of the township of Barry Tb« nomination of Hayes and M heeler is very liten tbe occasion, end will spare no peins to a bounty of eight dollar*. popular fa this county. Mr. Collin* movsd that the chairman and make this the most interesting celebration evgr Greenback* were worth in coin on W*d<>**~ held in Barry Co. All are invited to be present. clerk of Ihe Beard sign an order now in the ■isy cents an the dqjlar. hands of th* county trwasqyer drawn by the By order of the Association. Lula of Frtth garden vegetables constantly chainaan and clerk of the Board of Super­ visors of Kato* and the county drain eommi* for *ale by John Stanley. aioner* of Barry and Eaton counties ou the A fine job of grading is being done on th* treasurer of this county. Said order is of South end of Michigan avenue. Growing Weather. Weed your garden*. A knitting machine for sale al tbe Bax sen office on very reasonable terras. Fua *au al this office a Remington machine et half manuthcturenfprice. sewing School cards constantly on hand at II• saint Orrirx. (‘all and see sample. the List of patents issued to Inventor* of Mich­ igan for the week ending Jun* 17. 1874, and each dalriTJune C. 187C. Furnished this of 175 80. Motion prevailed. On morion of Mr. Philip* Board took On motion of Mr. I'erki ns the report was adopted. ' Mr. SHnata moved that the Sheriff be In' ^tructed to prohibit the posting of bills or postefi* about the Court Hou** ground* and buildings. Motion prevailed. Mr. Walker moved that the “Hasting* Itebnblicau Bsxxn" and '-Hustings Home •^ensaf be each paid the swat of fifty dollar* fur publishing (be proceeding* of the Board for the ensuing year. Motira prevailed M r. Philip* sffirre/ the foltowing re* olu’ Uh—>, lb.w ■ Jwbfnm —nJ,—J against Joseph Cole, in fiivor of tbe People of the Slate of Michigan at the last term of th* Circuit Court for the county of Barry on a forfeited recogniune* for the sum of two hundred dollar* and costs taxed at twenty nine dollar* and sixty cents, and BArerre. the said Joseph Cole ba* repre­ sented to thi*,Board that at th* time be en­ amended as follow* : that two per remt, be added to one-fourth -of the equalised xiBuatlon* of the real relate of the three year* 1873. 74 and 75 together with ths aserewd valuation* of tbe real estate of 1S7C in eecb several township of Barry county and in the city of Hasting* be adopt'd a* the equallied valuations of Ihe real relate of each such, township and tbe city of Hasting* for the tered into said reeognirance he was indemni­ fied, but in conaeqneno* of the delay la be^nningauit on said leregniunee he haa lag I bi* security, and Wfarrre. the said Joseph Colo haa Offered Io mnkegood to th* county of Barry the monies paid and expense* incurred in coasequence •f th* salt in which tald recognisance ws* given and those growing oat ef the same, provided be can be released from Ihe payment The yeas and nays were called for and (he of the balance, therefore, motion to amend the report did not prevail RneltJ, that, if Ihe said Joaeph Col* shall by yeas and nays as fuUewji ■ pay or reuse to be paid to the Clerk wlthp Yea*.— Mr. Dewey, Odell, Sidnam, Stowten days from this date the sum of seventy five dollar* tbe same may be received by said Clerk In fall satisfaction of said judgment and th* same discharged. The commiltee^on miscellaneous claims, through their chairman, Mr. Smith, further reported that they had examined Ihe follow­ ing account* and would recommend thei> allowance as follow*: Juhnatown a* eijualired and recommended by the ooamiiltet. Mr. Perkins called for ihe yeas and nays, and tbe motion to amend did wot prevail by yeas and nays' as follow*: >. Teas.—Mrl Brown, Dewey, Sidnam. Hnrith. Stowell. Witter and THU 7. Nays. Mri Armour. Bartram, Benham. ColKni. Hteghtaiu. Henry, Houghlalin James W., Hoyt. Odell. Perkins, Phillipa and Chairman, IL Mr. Sidnam moved to amend the report by deducting on* j«er eent. from the rest es­ tate valnatioa of the township of ffabtistown and'I wo per flenl. each from the real estate valuation of th* townships off Maple . paper by Cox A Cox, Bolieitort of Patent*. Washington, D. C. 15. R. Ros* ba* just completed a fence ins . W. Uckira. Pip* Coupling*, East Raginawfiuut of bi* residence on Michigan avenne. C. Brommer, Mixing Sponge Cake, De­ Tbe effort to organlie a’first class fire de­ partment in this city bids fair to be a success. . To the Board of Rupervlsnnr of Barry county. . were presented, end on morion of Mr. Pet­ kins referred to the committee on mlsoellaneou* claim,. After the main match there waa a aweepsteak shoot the following was the entries and score. Five birds. SPECIAL NOTICE. Board proceeded is business.. The coatwdltowen county buildings th rough ||elr CMirfcai jfr. Dewey reported as ftp Oh motion of Mr. Collin* tbe report wu adopted. Mr. Dew*y moved to reconsider the vote' taken yesterday by which the report of the1 Tbe sueee** of th* Baton is attributable IO th.lr rrnulne siccUvnccff The pobk hx* observed that ■hat they are advertised to do. User do. and that WHEAT (white) per buabelt 41-3101.15. WnBAT(rsd)p.rbs«bcl.41.(001.10 FLQVB. per cwu 4154. CORN, per bushel, tte. 0AT8. per buxhrl. 3O0E. BUTTRR. perib.. Uffilde. EGGS, per doeeu.!4r. POTATOES.per bushel. 3te.. APPLES. perbashel.Mte. -BEANS. per busbet. ffiWfil.OO. .PORK. 47.ttf8.00. MESS PORK. nerlb..ll>. BBOULDERS.per !■<.. toe. LARD, per lb.. 14c. . TALLOW, prelk.7’4c. \ CHICKENS, prelb.. A\ CHEESE, per Ib„ It) WOOL. perIb.E50»c. SALT, 4a*.p*rbbl..41.r. ' BALT, eoene. per bbl.. KJM HAT. per tea. 41O.OO014.OO. DRI ED P EKOH ES. peered, per lb-15: DRIED APPLES, pm-lb., fa. MAPLE SUGAR. Witte. HIDES, rreea. per lb..05c. BIDES, dry. pec lb.,B*. SHEEP PELTS. Ste to 41 S. CALF SKINS, srecn. per lb., fa. Gold. USX. M*a*y. ou call per rent. Prim. Mercantile Paper. SWddrer . Mitb. Central rtoek. <7H- « committee on equalitdllon was adopted.-f, ; Yeas and nay* were called for Wolf, and the motion to reconsider prevail by yeas end nay* as follow* : Yeas,—Mr. Armour, Dewey, fitowell. Walker and Wolf, C. Nay*.—Mr. Bertram. Benham, Grove and Woodland as eijualired and recom­ Batter, prime fam: MM. —Hfi«W JVP<v »■ Collin*, Houghtalin Henry, HoughtoUn Creamrr. 3M423; pern to fair. UffiM. mended by the Conimillec. Ens. wwtera.lWHS 7;^ The yeas and nay* were called for by Mr. James W„ Odell, Perkins, Phillip*, Smith ThUew.ffifi. ■ ' . Perkins and the amendment did not pre­ wnd Chainnan. 12. Rio coffee. Jobbin*. 1MH9, iroM; Jara. IMS Oa motion of Mr. CoUiu. Ihe Clerk was vail by yea* and nay* as follow*: Yea*.—M>. Dewey, BiduhM snd BioWekJ, . allewed^an order of three hural rod dollar* to apply oa hi* mjary for 1874. On motion of Mr. Perkins, Charles H. Brown, Collin*. Hoaghtelin Heasy. Houghta- . lin James W.. Hoyt. Odell, Perkins, Phillips. Bauer, Prosecuting Attorney, waa allowed an order af two hundred dollars to apply on Hiuith, Walker, Wolf and Chairman. Ifi. J nine* Towusend is making exleusfve im|.r.>ieni>-ut« at bls residence on Michigan avAr.iolg the Germans of I hi* city the nomin­ al! ofGov. Haye* for President is exeeedingpopuiar. I..bn we have no objection Io paying any The isdie* of Emmanuel Church will serve <■ Cream and Strawberries, on Saturday retting, al Ihe Justice office ofM. W. Riker. Mr. Dewey moved to amend the report of the committee by deducting one per eent. from the real estate valuation of th* town­ ship, uf Barry and Johnstown a* equalited I u honor of the nomination of Hayes and heeler tbe Baxxun office was ireurtifully immed with Chinese Lantern*, and Hfamluste I uu Friday evening. The rlection of L. M. Dewey of Johnstown l.y the Board of Supervisor* to represent them at Lansing, at the meeting of the State Board ■ f '-‘(iiilitsrion, was very wire. Ac reprint onr Leader from Monday's ediu io comet a mistake made in our almence itetruit attending th* Grand Ralificaltoo vting held there on Meaday evening. nam, HwUh. StowtHI. Maye. Mr’ An HoughtaBn' itaiirj, Hoyt, Odell, I'erttfaX Noliofi. commillce on equalisation uf asseMmeul roll* . f Messrs. Meaner fit Powers. They are selling lota of goods at price which make it Ur the internet of the farmer* to palrouite Wolf, and Ihe motion Io adopt the report pre vailed by yeas and nays *s fellows t . Fee*r-M»-. Amour.' Hartrpm. Denhasa. We note I hero farm improvement* with poruliar pleasure. and trust our well-to-do far­ mer* will continue to make them boTh tar Total amount ef order, drat sereion 94,037.03. Items.ha follow*: ' Claidti auhiteti by Board, ' Brown, Collins, Dewey. Houghtaiin Hrary. Houghlalin James W., Heyl, Odell, Perkins, Phillips, fanlih, Wowril, WoW, Wdltir bid ibeir own good, and lhaf work way be given our efficient, but not overwork mechanic* $2,200.00 Opium a trade hiaheria terpens* to th* report Of an iafervd etop-uuw held st 17. Morphia*. reesaiasatfiUfil Quinine41JO. AtMjat.lfrTr. LtoaoedoB b roacUng; raw. 55; boiled «0. Lunt OU No 1. down to Coffee* are Merer t JavaOeS; Rto IMS1;. 8ecnr haa been verrstroa* but is wuokalM- FMtltoo RmJudAeworWN , Ebe live steak martlet was evoediaair iaaetir*. i. ttw.'Sc Chairman. 1“. Nays,— Mr. Sidnam. The accounts of Marcus W. Riker and four other, were prroeptedandun motion of Perkin, referred te AffooWmifcafi'<W Ail On Friday afternoon there will be rhetorical exercise* consisting of eeaay*, declamations and dialogue*, at the school house in High .School room. Exercise* will commence prompt­ ly at half past eno. Patrons of the Schoo! are cordially Invited to be present. J. aamethmofMr. OoHhts Board On motion of Mr. Walker acreont No. Mr. Geo. Whitney of Hastings Township is rebuilding and putting two addition* to hi* bouse and building.* Horse Barn 30x40 feet. Tbe work is being done by flams a^d Brun­ 4: Wm, H. Pqwcx* Lansing on th* third Monday in August next, .U IU fcltailM I L—I M. 1—-T —'•I 1< —. . v. ouu. au of this city, and is said to be a first class OaauimiVMi-.rnttel. »l.0-T VaaDnra V* extra for making such change that Mr. VanDcm bad agreed to accept the same ; that Mr. VaaDorn had comidet*d said fence to th* awlWhrttae eummiltoe that it ia fully up to contract, and would ad- ted without day. lit as allowed at fSfi no claimed. On moilea of Mr. Wolf tbe report was nd- n, ' | D. G. lamanox not show the rim it did under tbe ^saepeaS of a war ia Europe. W bile extra. 4LM«: No. 1 whUe MM: Ne. N*. 1 aoAm. LJL VW We 1 white. rrilenJune. J1JH Md ; for new oop do *a»- �DCT"°Kt;A?gfi.W <•«* UBMAH- G. P. BoWell t Cot. Cdlcm,. I l•;ENTENNIAL V HISTORY«Wtu.*S, ecxanursalLB. >« Cart af '«soet it« xrnrnx iKCWAI ASD SOUTH. Ike «<tAt it! are. tia oar thrilKas hiaiary an Barry, thaal Carnap, Sin ail Omiental PAI NTER C«»«CU<> UROICR. TfflfE---------------------- ■ CENTRAL HOUSE ■ L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. [larlax kreee-1 th, Ceatral llaaaa *»wiu ■» aid alaeo W hlaw. abb mn N.» aU batter ydatWMa^AM^-s-s with la thrw arthe Iran the daleofthbordc ^^.X^SSlSKW ’iTSBf! copy tbaraoT to be Mrvad «• Um coaolaiaan: GREBLE& RUSSELL Sirpcal ait Itetaiital HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. DENTIST |g£fe?a j&v&k CHICAGO OrMd Rirar Talker H R t-< VarwaatViUe. S,Ar>3« la. <ha*4 IU,U< rWyhehUaa Cetir^ r. K SH08E I AW-Sbirtwt Line ChirtXu aaJ OraaJ Tie ?.,»/ rwwauy UrmyA Day Ct-acJai /tUma* gb^rrt. Summer Time Table. . TH,Ap,avn». K W. VOIGT'S SALTATOBBEEB It thr Beat Lager Brewed QRAXD TRL'XK RAILWAY. MAY L_«ie. ALBERT J GRASS aV! FIELD Ftax. Tinj.tbr.CUrw. BICKFORD RtTFOItATlC \J*TTEP .xcmnLLTl™" ■HAH RAHM MVIIION nt UUaUe Start Ll.r UTT AHO WIST. ‘•pSYCHOMANCT, OU aOVJ. CHAKMIMO." A How aithar Hl auty faaetaaie aa J cals th, Creaad aBwli.ru <J aa, pwua th«p cb.ur. in•reatl,. Thu anal. ea;. nreae-t free. I.r Mail. f..r Xe^nla: tnwetber witli a Marriafv ttaWe. Eayptiaa OraeJe. I»rr*ai-. Ihuta U LaJ.f. ,U. 1 .u»A» wkd. A ta**r Uak. AddrwT. WILLIAM A CO . Pwb’.. Philadelpha. mu MICHIGAN MILITARY ......^ RAILROAD. THE NEW YORK THE BIUFHH AUTOMATIC CENTRAL Tisig~r •rt Mwta-tal.w Rll It TIME TABT.p ■ AGENCY RAPIM AHI lETIO «K U.I: ill Ttklnc EfftfbtApr. 1601.1876. Family Knitting Machine! _________ OOIXC KART. PETEUM’S M**K PILLS. Br«i. FmmL Saoinrr. Im of ta. "rSStSUPi ri'LECUBMKI>Y. AMrfHt rare. Ftiw 11 Mr hi. Ml »’P CWcan Bri jilni i ftsifc slaxz.roa.z>. The direct nmU 1«_ <rrr.* ju.v, .vcrtox THE EHEMI HF NUAUI THY ITXTHY IT! TKYITI The Best Tonic in America. The “S” Celebraled Bitter Cordial ua jiw.vzs Council Blufis and Omaha, THE FOE OF PAIN No. 12 North Seventh Sl. Philad'a. Tw tahaHfrm, all Flrat-CIaa, ums UK. MUSTANG - og*r*--g*^T- « LEA VEM WORTH. » ATCniftOM, ZZ CHICAGO, ErOte^aag BHLIAKfr (XIROCETTi: TEN PFNBALLS SMS 5 TEA k”AS '<TOOD ™ETEST Of 4. UMib. ,Xg E“ “ *9- FORK tT wil l, wUi-^riS S hBM ean ihf’Mb J. >. POFTKr- | that afflicts tE’ hi? J MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A ' TO DOES NOT YIELD ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT A HUMAN BEING, AND RE8TOR- I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-26.pdf f97187cdb9b335ba2a90f77b85f6a0b0 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 17. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1876. Read the Record Jhcpejni-Weeklyhepljblica.n bapper. GEO. M. DEWEY' EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. j PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVEN- I TION. [Continued ''■orn last issuu.] FOB Vjcr PMMWBNT. ' । The convention 'selected by a unani; mous vote, all other names being withdrawn । the Hom William A. Wheeler of New €>3F- VJBCSSI jra w ■ ' OLIVER CBIllEB FIOII iseejksb TEH-MS Or SUBSCRIPTION: RA TES OF — -. X- 1 5*- L°“- IJ»«. I tLW_| HJ»t JTXOI t»4O rwr wv>r sold 1AD EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED PROFESSORAL AMD BUSINESS CARDS. MILO T. WHEF.LKR Come and get one ON TRI I. F. 8. BOW EM. 8TUD0AKIR AND FISH 8», IM. IrXOER Champion Reapers and. Mowers. JOHN Q- CRESSY. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, S-C- PR1NDLENOTARY PCHLICCONYKTANCEB A LOAN ^EXT.-Will cwUUulaio «a rw! Mato for .ux, of TJAI »n4 xZX.yl HOLBROOK, 50yl GI'EBLE & RUSSELL. -------------—..{V ■- fl THE VICTORY IS ■ WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME LUCIUS RUSSELL CHAS. 11. BAUER. csk&j' WM. BURGHER. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. WM. H. HAYFORD, ,—■—■ attorn ar* in Uhiaoity. . For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. ।. ...... ■ J-. xxlfkf WM. UPJOHN. ►■HYlHCTAN A SCROgON.-OBe. titaUMl.. BtMinn. Mlcb. (;OMK AND HEl'3 ME! DELIGHT J. WOLF.M. D. xx«Mf DR. H. F- PECKHAM. li. C. PECKHAM. PH not ! AN A HUBGKON, VRKKPORT, BARRY COINTY, MM' to ixY* M. W. H1KKHL SALISBURY fc BROSSEAU 1 I I L Geo A Halsey, of New Jeraqy. A B Cornell, of New York. Thon B Koogh, of North ( hrolina. A F Willkoff, of Ohio. 1 I । | I1 W Scott, of Oregon. . Nehun W Aldridge of Pennsylvania. J no J Patterson, of South Carolina . Wm Rule, of Tennessee. M S Colburn, of Vermont. ' wm Irving, Mich , April, 11th, 1876. PiIlLAr>XLi*HiA, June Xi!d, 187(i. years ago, is John Alden’s writing-desk, which was brought over in the ALt^fluwrr. The firenlace is a ginDwe of _ history in iteelf. Hanging over tho fire on the crane ictll. On the mantel are the tinder-box, the cram<-lamp, and other ancient articles, above which hang the old flint-lock mus­ ket and jwwdur-horn. At the side of the fireplace ia a small but neat spinning­ wheel, which, according to, Mn-. Gerieral Cunningham' was brought to tbia county* in tho Aliijt/kncer. Years aju it was thrown aside as uaelcai, but when the Centennial Hrorcmout began to 'extend its influence over the country, a Miss Tower took hold of it, buratehed it up, and put it in condition to be opperated on by her, much to the amusement of the visitor*. Alongsidnuf the wheel is a chest of drawers, mid to be 200 years old, an nsMcrtion its Appearance fully justifies the truth of. At the other aide of the hearth thcvralli W Alridge, of Rhode Inland. Mr. Smith, of New York—Sir, as Sec­ retary of the committee on Resolutions, I desire to report the following declaration and move that it be added to the pbt- To tkoM Whom it may' Concern: Wt a ofbut office. 1 . , , > . PQR. TABLE 58Thedutisw _ 1 nin now running a NEW 1 resolnt wd* wte adopted. Thanks ware —*-%d to Um aecreuriua, aergeaM.iuACBINE for Movmg, Rasing, or.Ufogig-. iXa, aud, on motion of the chair, _j ,m the eitixens ling the Location of Buildings from - small 4iW£ ’*‘ of Cincinnati for their ho«nitalitY abdtindnem. . . • "■reat, and having handled about l.SOO build- ■ Mr. Eggleston—In behalf of the Ohio j nigs in 1G years, feel confident I can satisfy lion of our candidate for President of the I those that may favor me with a cn*L t’nited States. Mr. Keyea, of Wisconsin—I move that mv address is Irving, Barry Co-, Mich. wo now adjourn tint Ar. The motion . TV. S. DEA-IST, put and carried, and the Convention I A Big Bell. aut-Colom.4 Nathan Bcirelt from John Hancock, first gorertm of Massachusetts, in 1781. Abo pendent b a sword worn by (blood Barrett in the memorable ConTlial we prrtant Candidatps. Tur .card 1OO>, I'Hff, when he wm only a captain. A pewter flatter, ted States, two distinguished statesmen of said to have been made a century ego, is eminent ability and character, and conspic­ suspeaded beside a ennteeo of the Itcvolv uously fitted for those two high offices, tioa aad a wood plate, filled with mart < and wc confideatiyjyijc^to the American of tftoo, but which originally fu.aicd n aIo to entrust . the administration of portion of a faahioauble young lady's Wc 1­ public affairs io Rutherford R. Hayes ding outfit. . On an old-firhibnabie side­ board is arrayed the china-ware in frogas and WiUhm A. WW*. TU chair—Shall it bo uniiniinottdy during tho Bcvu* .tibu, with its pcc alurfigured pbtas and many-colored cups an adopted?" MUcara. There Eb n veritable whistle Il was agreed.to. _ . Mr. Lewis, of A’jrginia—J n»w to offer the thanks of this convention to tiw dis­ tinguished IUIUIIUIUI individual who lIDgUUOCH »KM has presided — — this meeting. _ -.a— ■ *rI will -it read, —t •the i.. rendu. .over unr who auy wUh caa aukt Ihh taB UonT ’ : ' -JfeaptettZ.. .That the Pnayh nt of the MM." • Convention is cntillftl.. to the thgaksx^ : And these are not the all unique ex­ this body for the able and impartial ma»- hibits in thin Depai tment, of which I shall tar•ftcr for tbc: benefit of “er hi which he has discharg»d th« arda- mS^ttalgE vruaM .tuition. I G M Buchanan, of MMreippi Chauncey I Filley, of Missouri. I W Osboru, of Nebraska. John 1’ Jones, of Nevada. J D Sewer, ofTlrgfola. ’ John W Manon, of West Virginia. Elihu Enos, of Wisconsin. i Newton Edmunds, ofi Dakota. SaylsA J Bowen, of umbia. Thou Donelson, of Idaho. A II Beattie, of Montana: Stephen B Elkins, of New Mexico. Jno It MeBridc, of Utah. Orange Jacob, of Washington. The Triumph i.~ Complete TOltNEY AT LAW AND PROSECUTING iTTORNEYfor harrv CoaW*. A««nt tor Honan Six weeks gone nod stock still rsiting —The Pfiat Boy «t the Exhibition— Decision of the Agricultural Ju. j— The Woman’s Department—Pre­ paring for the Glorious Fourth— The sixth week of the Exhlbhlcu opered well and iavdeerh^; active. A steady turns-sc in the attendance is wt ill notica­ one from each Stole bo ujtpoMed to net in ble. Even rainy dayx are no drawback to conjunction With the Chairman of this con­ injot rnent of Visitor for If the aveunra vention M,n committee to wait upon the and walks are wet and muddy, and the nominees of thc-lcocirentioD, and solicit air damp, the ruterior of the buildings their acceptance bn the platform adopted. afbnl a dry, comfortable’ and must < .ttwtaiuiog jetreat A ludieious'Ovident oc­ Txi.emtXxf fbom nr tixx. The chairman then read the following curred. oe Tuesday -nt Ope of the cn2 rance telegram • . . >1 LurusAilcs. .A fkt boy—a lionie sp> viuit n Wasuimutox D. C., JuneG, ISJfi. from Ufinius and a rirnl to Barnmn’s— Totb-TJbn. Eugene. Tfol« . ' presented hnnsjf at the usual place of I linpotlmt you w^l Cod ft courcnut&t entrance but waa to his own dismay un­ to at op in (,'olurabmt end Bear my Congrat­ able to pass tlirough. The gatekt *pcrs ulations and sincere persrmnl respects and were powerless to render assistance or advice. Their orders were to permit no­ n-garda to Gov. Hayes. (Signed) Jamju G- Rua ixx. body to pas* into the grouuds except The reading of the tclrgnnu waa teceiv- through the stile, and yet th:< applicant was in the most literel scti»c a “body." ed with cheers. ■ TltK NATIONAL BXKiHITtVK CoMMITTKE. What was to be done. The boy had Lin Mr. Cumhack, of Indiana—I move that fifty-rent piece in his hand, and demanded the dek-gatioD* be seated and that we de­ admission. The Dqortment of Adtnistermine our National Committee. l<t us aions was applied to, a hurried consulta­ do that at once and then wg will adjvurn. tion was held and as a laat resort lu accordance with this mdtlou the fol­ the heavy youth wrs admitted tlirouglp lowing were a'ppointml members of the I lie wagon gate. The Women's Dv|>artmeiit at the Ex­ o.mmittoc with tho understanding that a delegate from Texas should be appointed hibition is one of the things not to be Kueczcd at. The New England kitehen is in the evening. quite a center of attraction, and is one of TUX national cdjittirTKK. those distinct fewturen that a person is Jcre He.-rnWm Selma, of Alabama. likely to inspect several times. The la­ ' I’owell Cfaytou, of Arkansas. dies, under the superintendence of Miss Geo C Gorham, of California. Emma Southwick, have been extremely Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut. fortunate Jn securing many objects of Samuel M Harrington, of Delaware. special interest for exhibition, which are Wm J Punnan, of Florida. doubly notable by reaaon of their novelty James G Devol, Of Georgia. and age. A combination of quaint areluJu P Root, of lllinoft. lecture, antiquated Ihrniture, and the Win Cumback, of Indiana. epochal coeturucs of the attendants, gives John Y Stone, of Iowa. one a pleasing view of Hfo in New EnJohn IT Martin, of Kan.-v.ix gland * century ago. There w a chai*Wm OGocdloe, of Kentucky. that was btougbt from Old England PBS Pinchbeck, of Lmmrana. •he second ship that landed on our coast; Wm P Frye, of Maine. and another, made in Danvers, Maas., over Chas C Fidton. of Maryland. 200 years ago. which ha* deemded <rom Geo F Hoar, of MaasachumtUi. the family of Gpvernor Endicott. UnderZach Chandler, of Michigan ueath a clock, said to have been made IBS John T Averill, of Minnesota. igo6 Sold i/I i8p. 304g Sold //f t8j». j^ja Sold ifl 18/3. 14376 Sold r/f 1874. 31077 SoLd /g 1875, jy/o fuLLy 100000 riLL st ntguiiftD foif 1876. O/tt yijlf J D VERT1SINQ. WH01A NO. 1060 OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER ^O.n3 ‘ adjourned. I-had a look trial*, bdiv-viog lU- no fair Ast'mate of lltevaluo of machf.ies can befonued from «uch t.'ah. The quantity of durability, for inaiata', wluch is oue of the moat important in the competition of reapers, plows. Ac.. cannot be ascertained at all by a >dng!e exhibition of their working. The jury willflbertfore, merely- examine the macldneias they aUtxlin Agricultural H all, and will tttxmnneud such makes as A-conflict'af authority has arisen berttatn the Centennial Comn'arioreni and the Centennial Board of.Pina..re, tue latter contending that as they are entrusted with tho money and their officers are under heavy bonds for the. proper expenditure of it, |hgy altoul ‘ have abioluto control of the funds. Tlicy therefore decline to pay some useless iplarii* aud other extravwganero. The ■ rujponderahre Of" legal opinion and public sympathy appears . be with the Board of Finance, who have so judiciously guarded the purse-strings against the moonshine of pompous figureheads. Arrangements for the 4th of J uly demonstrations are in prognw,though there are indications that the parade won't be so large an uffjrini ns was contem­ plated. A disposition was manifested c the part of the ctimmbmiou to hare the . ceremonies taka place within the Conten niat Grounds, but good scuse has prevail­ ed to make it a frec\how ou that day, and Tndqietidence Square lisa been select­ ed as tho spot. Gorurnor Hartranft will take command Governor Tilden will so appear at the head of the New York column. New York could turn out a splendid display buL no appropriation was madu by the legislature for expense.; of regiments and only some of the wealthier ones will beable t j conic without that aid. Tbo new bdl for Independence Hall ar­ rived (torn Troy a day or two ago, It is a delicate little thing, weighing ouly 13,­ i 700 pounds and measuring seven feet in height aud 23} iu drAimferencc. .Some 'tf the in .t-ii ft3 of- wiiieh it is cast, was tacM from old cannons raptured from the Brltidi at Saratoga in the revolutionary ; war. The be11 bears tlio modest inscrip­ tion : “Presented to the city Philadelphia, July 4, IS7'», for the Wfry of Independ­ ' ence II all, by a citizen." Around the lip ' is 1 tha motto. Proclaim liberty throughout aS 1 the land into al! the inhibitsnta there­ jof,” and at the top, “Glory to God in tho highest, and earth peace, good will to­ ward men." It will be hung in the bel­ ] fry at ongs hut wi" not be ruiff unt'l noon on July 4th, when it a'.ll ped J fourth thirteen strokes, one for each of the original States. s Who Should Bow First. Who has not heard ladies express mild surprise because Mime men who had been presented to them had not bowed to them on meeting them po the street, at the theater, or in the drawing room 'f If you ask them, “Did you recognize him ?" they will be apt to reply, “Oh, no: ot course not; ho should havebpoken first. "Be­ ing reminded of tho w 1 defined etiquette hairing an the aubjcct, they arc likely to add; I know that very well; but no woman wants to take-the initiative. . Men should do that; it's tl»eir business; 'ft -doesn’t belong to ns. No one cxpectH ns to make .oun«clv( > so bold." The tiuth » the majority of woman are naturally* so.accustomed to man paying court to (hem, to his making the first advance in everything, that they can’t .find in their sexual nennitivencss, in their severely conventional solve*, to obey a mandate they ongtnally iwuod, and still insist on perpetuating. Not one woman in ten thousand has any fault to find with the rule* in , foct, we have never known a woman to ulycctto it. HevrrtheJ.WS, she suldom follow* it in her own case. Sometimora woman says, as a son of self justification. ••Supposing I alionld speak to a man, on meeting him after an introduction, and he should not remember me! I Iowa wkwardT should appear; how overwhelmed I shnuld te with* shame to <-bnerve that hd did not recoguixo inc. I can't afford to phcc myself io a ixudtion to seem to lie cnl by any roan." IT any number of wnman fee! thus, jhe point of etiquette should be ch.ingnd: tn order to save their retmbililiefl. In truth, how­ ever, the objection is not well made. There is not the amallait danger that at the famous far Kagie, “Old Abe,” no* l in Agricultural Hl!!. This whom nearly, everybody has acknowicdgement of a woman, though he might not have' liter recollection of ever having seen fore, or though he were convinced bhe had in Northern confounded him .11! miwbMy rbe. And tic foetthat be had boss recosniaod by a woman would be the strongest prwnnphas *,r«iiientiy hr .ci exhib’-f'on for char- life cvidwioc that he had been presented itaMe objects, earning over f26,«X). to bar. M«: are not Uriy either to for • • — grt their feminine acquaintances, or di**take Mm. Thompson for Mra. RobiuMU, jnryoo or Miao Blank for Mias Dash. �firmUb. ■AmU.ladlk Onaj-tAe. at he Lai bur a Fifafar rfaj ora behalf. FOREPAUGH’S . , fcp, J, । CtAx:« IUmuk. Jxw 21, He sssvrd through the w Euttcx Baxxee:— uod took Ids mat m Ocmgrre. after the » tm wre-. That is iLe sort «f iktreroMii-hari. < This is a su>at heaatifid gbiat curnim SIH 1599999 m* uwl Ttecndd Ihaunrr ■»» <1,, » Wen, last erraing tic Hryublri*a» of uefoslrd, to the lion, the tiger, and the this dry met in Lures HaH and had a exyUst. sad H.jo u the moose It Ctednsri " to them to reflet: ■phmdd time utifyit* ik **d flawing everybody Iitwl RtfltoQi W I’ HcAdm-CU . J Honest money for all. and free schools for id}. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferanc* which will destroy Die other ~ TO GOV HAYES. GREETING! H. Pctxflrtxx whtat hosts uf friruosiuroded New Tick al lh*NaMaud Cmrew. । tion of 1668. and who woald then hare kern tK-minaried aa the Dewocatk amdi-. , date for the Presidency bat for the twothird rule. Yet Mr. Pra dimew tried to defom it R Ha ve, fow Gwmwm < Ohio , and JM Udly katou dur a «m«a cf aad with profcurid xtl^tioa. to seMMrJ to Lethe ndc,for pnsed it. wwuld The Vulcan »?£**-* hare which Forges I ihe war i. . Mrt for : Lud ; his pcraowal ehanctor is pure benmd reproach ; and hi* odor ud <f-gw*y riwsyaaecurtd for Lias very hjhnspmt Thunderbolts lor *up- fotal pevred hare to to ( many whose hearts were mere than fuB of I r.TWMISOAY, JULY 6 aatirfartirm and that too throughout the , torn uapraedtwted fomeeem Alla G. km-ih ami breadih of am gtariom eousThurman has foe yam* been the artnowL- trr. and just as sure » November rornm • edgr Imdre of the iMmnrriik rarer ia jam no sure wH] the Cfoeia&ati mmiiMes , the Ssmate of the Uaitod Stm«r. latdlee k demod Pwmdrat tad Vsre Prmideat txaDy no other Drenoccu who has been ia True umldt of u JaLX>jA.2XK srrt dlaappriuud al the defeat wf Jas. G. Bbiwe. al CUeia- pobueal nypaamti. I'm m OiT “ klWB -k”* ored. Mr. Tharmaa tried to defeat R. B Hayes' ucimiaaliM: ik foEovring dis Hayre aad got beaten WSKam .(Bea h a man of very thfiereml stamp He aapatches were tea: hrin prnb with wonderful p^-Wcr to the ba«« FBOM MR. BLAISE and mom igworaai tdemeato of both panic, Washington. June ir*th 167G. i and, Lariag k.-x essdy eismed ia 1873. . To Ger. E. B. Hayes. Columbm. w a» irtretod to lend ihe rrexi «rngrk- gf j 1875. Eve* by politied foes h« rampaigu ' hearts:;' and Mewmore E The speeches were I-rteard other? JIAVKh* FGATFOOM : upon WITHOUT A SINGLE PARALLI1 of the ddecata to nnri—fi. How. R. <1 For Preridex: El THERFORD B. HAYES. tfOhri lainseduteh- happy. was Speeches were made by Maj. Walaoo, erne nati. for H had kcocx endeared to every true patriotic Aatnoa heart, and that of Got ioTcd none the kw, yet Lu adrnirm wid to a max rappert with pride the CincfoB*ti uosBinem. The Grawd Kapids who is Haves * Dn^^crai Wheeler ? he. who i» Now had the said jo­ ptr xMod Th urmxn. Pradkton. ur cCd alike my highest plearare. as an finrt polil- I wm pvnou.c'ds wared of .««rgy. endur­ . Fog Bn A1W. Uo, o-kwU«ilj rodi ance and cuserupuk ob araiatog Tet he itaJ duty, to do the utxncss is my power 1 In™ Ik, ad ah, was U bIch by this ratoe E. B. Havre If to pre mote your election. The * curiam hepubbran mire I »vc tart tavriHe power X B. U.M:, «d gaoUHr th T(1 J montwta of my returning and ermfirmud j as ovtopered with thejeroegre: Dew^vat, I Nagata m aM UTaa tW ad iwpa health will be devoted to severing yt-u a» As the /Jbyt asp. in Ohio, u A tut d>uut trine for the Dem- I who Wheeler is. large a rote in Manx as slu- would have OTUc prat; to wind «p brnmaem ■ "'hey >21 Hsyt* and Wheckr into the gi’en for myself J. G. Blajxv J^x“«^*-Uov«fcs»Mi>o*xMn<4 FEfiM* KESATOE MOETON a»J show the Bctnocrary that to deeave mtrtltgc.n: Iksaoeraf, Tbev west Washington Jure 1G, 1676. Lome rtocray c« Friday frurn'ererv I xwccwJ paiMinly. owe mart U foyal to Got. R. B. Hayes I Unmbus < »hw — ceu-n.pt malion from M**u toCififorak . «»e ► rouBtry to ray the lamd. I congratulate you upon your nomiaari-.:. kreare they knew thal there wassom^' Now Barry County Republicans we for the pnaadeuey. and shaE labor care- tiling m this man Havre shirt had enibled , bare a wort to do. and let us eater upon retly.for your Bucrea*. him to defom t*u< uUy their lewdest rab- i our work al oocc and no: ody do it, bet j O. P. Mociw. j bk rvtmov and mranre: desnagugure but j FROM SUELTAE1 BBlfflFOV. । aho their ahlot reatomen and polished Got. B, B. Hayta. ('dumbos. Ohio ;— . oraico. After a week or urorc tbe Ifa^. ocreuc prarawl. will begin to «vwfriw that | Mr. Hsycs m neithrr * Wy » 9ohoi UtamanwUm u j. vrey M u, bmx ' •toon victory in November. MLy, we wu! tell tkx.. There are abler•} ' B. IL Bbistow. . -«toTk in the countn. bet n -t manvr '• am-og men wU ptoaeas other oeetmsrvf ■ for high mniiew. I. । ' Mmid^tnaDy, Kmkyfor! B Ifoyo n» dcodedlj a Rruwger man than Mr. Het> ‘i dreck> ; as the Govcnwn of ndfoinfo-r! Suica. Ohio king the iarser and more ! F«OM SENATOE CONKLING Waahingtun. June 1G, 187C. Got. Hayes, (otambta Ohio —I Lean fly congratulate the country, the Rcpsd/liParry at»d ynu on your ocininitian. Y<« need bo x*urascc of the eordri!ity cf my asj^ert. Smartly Yoctk IIsTTuburg. June 16. 1676. To Gea. R. B. Hate?, Culumbu*. OLk/:—1 most Rucerdy eoogralolato you ■« yoar nomhatirs. PcuDrylraoia will surely give yoq her vote ia November. J. F. Haxtbaiot Cotumbtis June 16. To ii<m. J. G. Bhme. W^hmgtoo — Your kind dimwtob has tooebed me most dreply. and I hardly know bow to rtapond in fiitmg terms. The aararanee of tout ' •ympathy and support nerves me for' the conteR on which we are about to enter. With your returning heakh and strength I see an omen of Repub&ean soceow. I . trust that aD traces ot your recent B!aes» will speedBy dkapprar, that you may k restored to your family and country. I semi you my first di«pstch dore the ‘ I FOR SALE OR TRADE OSE hJin.UlLE STEAM SAW Mill "•<*■£ •*" rfafa mrr ity. ONH; BIAVIFaIK os XILHSTtut. 44 ONE 5 year aU MAU, ONK-«! <;<;»■ •mH, new. fa. ONE HEAVE STA ™**Ia’ «« -k - GOOD ThiLMfe bee pintcahftcneule- <e the that the Ik-u»«.TatJ. of old Barry cantxA nitsnoderWand our meaning, .' 'bat honesty and loyalty an jriseipks to which Hemoccacj is astrai^w. mid •> it does boc pomeasthe laUer. we are fair to beiicre it does wot desire the former. *od therefore we wffl my in November next. I ksBocraey, rtiD you nnw wait. CvRrt matton* more alow, and • from V . 1 hree present upfwarewee* we shall have tore-, mail: till the middle «T July. uapurtant Mr. Haytahaa ahwwn a higherr Businem in this beautiful and busy i exeeutree aUlity, >»d has rraamaoded a t ‘ city seem* to be good, or al kart everymere kurej approval, even from wditie*! 1 My seems to he busy. Shall be at ojroocra, than the Gtncrmr fWum Ils hm i-payed, above rfl thin-, the । Hastings to spewd the earning Alb iTnd rare ability of nring above -M dru-L-jim hojc we may have xn exedfoat time. and innLurah;; m ths dheharge of a With the foot of wishes for yoursdf { peat public trux. und only a very bold would my thm of Mr. Hewdrirta. and the Baxsra, I ■uLseribe myself as ; R'®f*ir Coxxusg OOV DAYEir KQ-LY 7*1 ME. BLAINE du it so well MEW AOWIT1SMENTS. n~ *e -nmg ever. re: Republican, no: is be uKrteeccaJJy Mrocper than some Dr-nocreta. but even to that respect he ranks foiriy anuxi- the furemou me* of the countrv, if the pemme fam ef abfity no. juried, exremive talret, m tskiog JBlo wraideraiiou H-. a a man uf very pwc ind gvnuiw '« bdne Iriely nd <b, .-?1Y>rto Tr*’J ,D «™y «»d ia o»d.rr laA, n*, aod, «*■ irw —11^, W, bar, wm > l*ble </m naj lin *bmi and WANTED 0/ FIFTY Enomiious Menaarerii's, TJRlPUE MUSEUM C.'liuMic tyt ODD Tt/ty 8TATUE-’ KXOTIC 1HBDS. llouble Circus, Under >iWW Standard Toun. AMF.STKD CAGES OF »M BKAS1> MONSTERS OF THE DEEP AND CTAWI.IKU • Ra1, Moral Eight Center Pole Tents. BEPTILIS Exhibition of the Universe. from w tbmM. k m*j cmimp- tb, gmuimal >»Uk wen or lb, Suu n Uw Im inn V Smla tbr nbmn CA1TTV* CUBA*. R. B. Ilsycs. ««fa»unf the huany ao-1 howbutfad, President Grant sent the following tdet-na to Got. Bayes, iznmcdriidy upon the receipt of the news of the CMnttxft "V«fa«» - "b. Wm. Alfa G Tinrn M ar aaanbmd to aaaatr, a. Ham Im A— at fa Ifafa rfuanarS W.mafwjyn,. Hnndlbr Cm 'l“ **J n» Anin- *n in nor pmr ht HuanuimRm XMr Owmll. Im if lA««>n.m. in <be Suu Hnm my I Without rarer and more swowdy to fa. mm nr cmlmyubfc pnSuml nU. tUlend." Widkl,lfr. li^Us this ■faumiiWu.AJIamrf.tKufaUCT. I rare and exccUcstt ouality—Mbodr “rw»«" Gov. R. B. Hayes, Columbus, Ohio ’fan b. Imi I eongraiulaU- you, and fed the grentot him. Helm En iri.b - ■ „« fad “far, tbr falmmri: bm ml I asounnee that you wiK occupy my promt r~»d, —a ba ban mUcn of ba tbiala fa, b«I<rttioo from the 4th of March next. >dr, ««. fe. «■ I Holm, biwrir The Hon. Wm Desahra rwrired TNm caaaot b« ail am, John, We do KU. ami am fail, <■rei- "» •u afe b. ^>ne, that-4th plaak'* m the V-*r-VP- ¥ UKaeqaahtaala.^. Il rflb. j-aT^StaU. D^J llatform adopted ad (Umm. X.w Wubu-wn, Jn, 17. Ig7t I nb tnayuymialbe fafan rf ml* to alauioa tbi* Em ■< .a^o -- * John, pleaae publish that u4th plant” awd |<nmJ frinwfaip Um | m mml, ««k >w dber. Gm. lbw, -L. a. —IWiw. n-JSnharf. w emphatic mdiwewrot of the ruufal W tbe nrmimtin. at Gar. Harr. IirarfsoaMbm: 1 M aart if Vieury ia! a dm and mn- nAuirnmifa. B. II. B*uxuv. muoJ bocause uf the ujamoa* which he S|mfaj at Ho*. Euba&ri B. bold* a*d manfully stows and dcfoMh • he ito pritfe crofiton, and aoJtmobe .Wied a £ Hayn. tbr Drlnnl Trilrar aaja: , iitofidthtomake pn>ri^<X «wwDj tnmauw who amak khi^ ait. It in mnb vbilr In rmall mW tbr lit- ■ fafa ». lie burr wbirb Gm. wnu Inm dVaMSlKa Bota ■ am. ■barmy a. a Had who nntwl km tn erne Uuoftnm the anay aW yartictyale , a "he mwyw'ta Hr Coapm: “I« Ca.«», Omfa 2U, lan | | taAonrth. That It mow. along Ux by ttw threshold Of the fanners and t .ding Jrh?* ®nis ®‘,w. <* fi‘ur *j ■ ‘ imalka sxb m. a amknt i Tkaala.Ilau.Um bafam jm — I Aaym.wb.nnlll.1, th, am, H ‘*"‘. <iT fa Cm™. ! reflect . Admits to Mewac-nr. under Bine years, Banco hrnwu Two cxbi- : hoar Mta-mtaer JOHN A. FORBFAUaH, �BARRY COUNTY CENTSNNIAL CELEBRATION. GRAND DANCE. IlemcniVtT the Bowcry Dance at tho "Agricultural Ruoma," on the Fourth, and taakc pirepcratioM to attend the •‘Orartd Danco” nt night. fflITli BWT. STEBBINS BRO’S. Fu« 8aLX—A fino marc arid emit. Time will be given ffdoured for ati nppro ved note. Inrptirc'of Morgan Jone* xxiStf ’ i TbeComtrnm Council of the City of liastlnp, A targe amount of money 1>sa !.csB «ontributed. *T«-y posrible effort Las I .ecu p„ fuM11 uJ theCeateaalaldth, will eeher in theyrcwJ. and moat cvl.brnifon ever witncseed in Hany, ®r any other conntv In th* State. ’ ItoUml" ,r ||bl„rt„, b, .U. „ k..«b>. of n.Hu 1U.J, , fcu u.4 u, MmUIu*,. Tb. UM I, n, .-«U» 4lr«U..f u..,. rtiaatatal Woodland—Arrive Tseadar. Than- J.M. NXVIX8.P. M. •■"■In ~™»1 ~W ..J cored wpeeially for this oereafcm. The Immonan proem.ion Will form at 10 o'clock. Among Ito notable featarea will be the procreaieu of all ihv secret societies in tb« met pursuant to a^mment. on Wedn<wd.y •rentag. Jane 14. jffTG. There nM l«iag a quorum present, the council adjourned. , •' L. D. QcasKKnnyn. Rcccrdar;1’'.. Al a regular meeting of tho Common Coun­ cil of tbo City ofTIaMlogt, hold Tuesday vvenIqg. Jone ®, Ifijg. - : The roR w*, c*lta<S. fasmlmrs fwM: The Mayor, Reorder, Aid. ^rwp.n.M^w., Lewis, VeXanghton, SbehJvn. I.eadiag minute* of prevlou« meeting de- FURNITURE! Of every Desaiptivu which wc the bite wuai ramaln la tbelWMkun{irvite•RW, pmaoalng. and preferring, erery vital 1*patto. Nature aitompls to -.riil tL* iyatem of^pto.amxlanv wMeriato-by- uauJ other cuu Bell cheaper thw> uny Iumm j pi Bnrry County, for.t^c^^soa*: al. labor, and ere unabte'to wtni»lin|l The' ••Side Walk.. Of J. Stanley and others fur sm ' wi Reftwed to Committee on Side Walk*. Of J. II. Adam*, for the appoiutmpat ConrtaW* «d Ward. Laid on th.- table. ^Yain has brought me a wall **qrted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gailwj.for tbc humuter and fall trade, wlticlt, I will sell way Sown low for Caab. laUojnell the celebrated Singer Sewing. Machine different k iutbt of Sevring Machine*. N’bc- I dtar and Machine OU. Cirttrn Pump*. xx41tf Mr; th* vnrion. Grangers with regalia and A shallow riifor 'of tho »kU>« »r banner*-, the ffoiereign. of ioduairy and the brown spot* on (Le face andothetl Good Tmrplare aB in tall riJiTta; Are Hasting. body ; dullness and drowsiness. Wit Fire Company in uniform ; the various Bam headache ; dluiuvs*, hkier or bud i boll club* of the county in fall drroe. The and SbeMon-6. Xayv. none mouth, dryness of the. -Inwtjn whole to to c.tearted by th. Knights of Hthias The motion of Aid. Bbridon. the account of beat; pxlfdtaiiau of the bmT A d In their new and boautifal uniform. Ko one P. A. Throop and L. IT. Hysti, for watcUJng abonld fail to be proMut. The Itair Ground* fire be allowed nt 75 cents each, and orders will be arranged for convauiencc and oom fort, drawn oh the Contingent Fun J. was adopted and everything that can be done. triU he done by yens and nay* as follows I Ayes: l>aw*on. Krone. Leals, NcR'aughloa to make the occnsion oKe tong to be reniern and Sheldon—«. Kays, none The account of George Robinaon, for 17 25 After theexcrelMH at I be mainland thrr, waa on motion of Aid. Dawson, referred to Finance Committee. The aecounta Of Frederick McNair for W; of L. D. Quaekenhtuh. for $1C C7; and of Henry Holmes, for»l 23‘for one days work oa 7 lent* a quarts . Reniember the Picnic eelobratfon al Fair Lake in Barry on Saturday. July let. There wa* a terrific gait of wind on Friday morning accompanied by a heavy thunder and a drenching rain. Tbr Centennial pole raising al Freepcrt isving Townabip), on MonJoy July 3J. promi»<r* to boa pleaaaut occasion. Hun of lhe 4th, st Hastings. It will be the I trgiuf and brat celebration over held in th* > •unty ot Barry. ‘ Mr. Jos^ph/Knlgbt of Rutland has UA in Hr* «aid to tas the best variety grown. I'hey certainly are fine berries. Tlic Marshall has posted notices informing the public, that ho will rigidly enforce the oidinaace prehitdling cattle Ac. from running at bug.* on lhe rtreeta in this eity. . P. W. Ntakern haa sold the Barry il/yaUteaa to Jordan A Watkins, and goos into the prailice of the taw. He haa our t ret wishes for hi* aueoess tn hia profession. The cloving exercises of the Union .'wbool. on Friday afternoon were very Hilling, but it did seem to us that should have Uen more Members of the High enter­ Ihere Board Ilreeurefrom the teat issue of the Joaraa; bat John had bean invfetignting the Aocl four* of the saloons on Sunday and al other liuie-t when the saloons are required to be i Io»<hI. Well John if you know any »ucl» nutation* of the la* an you talk about why do >«n not complain of any persons who thus nutate the Ihw 1 You aeeui to be the only one in the city who baa any aitdt information, ou) e pow do your duty ai a citizen or hold MtM JmaelWh. !8?6. Uta of rain in । thia vicinity. Oops are •nuking good, Most of the formers are done •hearing sheep. Haying will commence with u* the first of lhe weak if the Weather is suit■Lie Harvest >» coming on and harvsst help "ill find plenty of eider al lira Judina. A .Sunday School waa organized bare to-day, tad a good larmmt, W. A.Spaulding waaotool *1 ftacretary, and W. C. Towne Treasurer. 1 tie rest of the otaecra are to be elected next Sunday. Herbert A. Barber has challenged Jamea U. Nottingham the champion egg-eater, to eat eggs with him for tea dollars and the «i**mpioMbip of Barry (taoaty. Tho mutch is to come Off the 24th of June al Crandalls store ' > way • Corner*. PmoM that have scan •-tbparUw cat eggs, swy that Nollfagham ‘■>nda a very slim choana, rut Barber haa got ““ awful mouth for egg*. Benn. ia tKe county win be allowed to compote ; the winning club to bold the boh, sulject to chai-1 lease J.y say other club in the eoupty. All tho various clubs are ia»j tod to bean Ui.J and compete for the prise. z In the evening there will be the most gvs*>d and magnifieoudisplay of n*«»o»i.rrfr exMbitoff in the slate. ImatouM 4 pound p*rnchute rockets win whin through the air, 11- street in third Ward were present el mJ <,n motion of Aid Sheldon, severally by yscaand naya allowed and orders drawn m lhe paper fund* therefore. G. . Free : Dawson, Evans, Lewis. McNengbio-.i and Sbohlon. 5. Naya none. On motion of Aid. Sheldon Birney VanDrunl waa allowed fi2 for draw engine to fire and an order on the . _ gent fund be drawn for the reme wna ordered by yeas and naya as follow ». . , Toes: Aid. Dawson. . Naoghton and Sheldon, w. Nays nonr. The following wawrt person* were Ifeto* appointed members of the PiotMtr _lloec. Charles Wbsert. Theo-lore Goochwind.P. A. Throop. A. A. Wilmont. Addlsen Eggiveton. Billy llama, Burt Tinkler. Henry. Smith. John Benlly, IT. F. Font and J. H. Hyatt, by die following vote by ..rem and to our neighbors that Itarry County is still alive, la nddittoa to a very elegant display of Rocketa. Wheel*. Triangle*, Dalieric*. Balteoaz. Valeaoooa, Floral bomb ahvBa, colored Beagala*. Cnioon cracker*. Be. Be., al! of theta sfhoavy calllanr. Thvrn will also be a large number of fins and sostly ezLMfon yifres, costing from tea to sixty doltarv aaobiriiCanlAyes: Doorson, Evans, Lewi*. MeNaugfaon sug a treat never Lefarr enjoyed by tli* people Iand Sheldon. Kay* none. And then fiy a vole by yea* sail nays the of thia county. Among them are the follow­ ing. Peal Fountain. Dtamoal Star, Golden following named j-ereon* were appointed Crown, Saxton Battery. Silver Glory. Monitor mevabere of lhe Pioneer Fire Company. Battery, Cltineee Fan. Veka Dance. Prismatic Hlraut Joaee^J. L. Wilkins, John Q. CreiRose, Revolving Sue, coat •■■nroiulw^beri sy. J. E. Hodge*. Willard E. Darker. Den. |8. and rightly named, Msgie Wbeel $10. Sat­ J. BottomrWallace C. Kelly, A, Wooley, J. urn mJ his rings coating >t?, displayed the E. Sander*. W. L. Wilkins. J. L. Maus*. John Planet Saturn with his wonderf.il rings— very Hyatt. Wm. F. Hicka, Andrew Angle, Wm. J. interesting to all lover* of the science of Aa- Vook. IL R«m. A. ‘ trouomy. Free of Liberty IxsutifhUy varie­ Bowen. Baker Shriner, Jesse Manrer, J, II. gated, costing fi). July 4<h, io 12 inch let­ Anderenn. 8. R. Garrison and Mode Rich. Aye* : Dawson. Evans, Lewis, MeNanghton ters, costing ffU.OO, 1776A187G ia 12 inch letters costlag $25.00, Crystal Waterfall, a and Sheldon, 5. Nays aone. The lioad* (in rotation to the sale of spiritsuperb piece, coating B18.00 Yankee Windmill costing FVl.OO. Wbat fun a man wants ia umis and malt liquors) of the fol tawing named pm eon * was present ed and by the Council approved nud ordered to bo placed on magnificent piaec ever maun tact ured. very targe and brilliaai, mating $C0.00. it represenla the Father ef bls country on hurseUck ia a btaxe of glory, bolding hta military eap over hfa hand, hone as J man tail lita aits ; vividly rscalling I be hUtary, the gtarious deed*, and tho undying tame of the savior of Cbaries H. Olmstead. Andrew mil, Ralph Jordon, Chariro McCarthy and Patrick Me(tarty. ‘ On motion of Aid. Dawson the Cnnncll adjourned. J. Mal-s Opposite the 1’oat Office Hasting*, Mich. .1, .„.d^ Peerless Milk Safes GEOROE L HEA TIVE. now on exhibition at our FarnRtut Store. AH kinds of work made (o or> FIOTURES1 dcr. Repairing of nil kinda of old fur I ant now oil alone in the Photograph niture neatly done. \ basinet*, and as I have made arrange- ' ViTE.'AAEJiX. BUSINESS! * ntenta to increase my facilities for doing Furniture Rooms south side Stale 81. ibcltcr work than ever, all should cafl opposite H. and get a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work in the past u a suffi STEBBINS BffQH cicot •guarantee of fint-o work in the fatwa. Room* in Wtahingtvn Block, .^mth aide State Street. Sltf Gr<>. L. IIeatr. e»icttt:rjss i Chareli and Railroad Struct. xxGtf _________ ________ Whitman'll Assarted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply at J. P. Roberta'. COTTON GOODS ARKGOIN GUP lot li TiJOi tie n boy. Em Busby not to bo out done, boa re­ fitted his totmoriul parlors, and everything about them a* neat as a new pin. -Neektiet, CoUare, Cizxrs etc. all flrat das.*, con be found at Em's. Everybody acknowledges that Em » the bent Tbaaor in sixteen counties. _ xx51 tf houte. Prints 7 eta. Lonsdale mualin 12cU Shirting Gcta. Extra heavy Shirting 12} cfa. Ikwt cottonndea 15 to 30 ctaGood-TickiDg 13 eta. , Twenty bone Cuetett Iradietr how Exra haavy 10 eta. Two buttan Kid Gtorro 90 tax. A nice liaoofCmt Btsdian. New Biyfe Shawfo 90 eta. A full and complete atBortmenl Ciotbiag. Suita iron 94.50 to *40. xxffitf ' - A. Ofer for Sale at the LowkI Uiai Bale UNO PLASTER stucco WATEfi UI£ HIE 4HAIR Shingles Lath &c. Farmer* remember that the old and reliable house of C.B. Salsbury is, an ever, baying egg*, butter, ]sultry and all kimb. of former'a produce, under Barlow ± Good year's store, and paying for tho tame the highest market pncc. Patronise the house you Xaoic io be rdiahk. XX2tf READ and be happy W: Bailry. FURNITURE Ofatt^MtMtiih mM.lL The mast extensive, thorough and corn­ biota institution «f the kind in the wortt. Eight thousand graduates nf thw enllegc now in KucMMful bqsiixrei m the principal cities and towns of tho Halted States. nova) and gystemMie mriltoAt of f BUSINESS TRAINING. .^a Hu OlmU k— T—f Dr. T— — -BW. W. H. H.’U'enth? Tile Minor number of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Co. has retired from bmuncaa in thi/citr. ant! is wow traveling for the Grain! Rapid.* Burial.Com Q>. His ninny friends wish him raecesH. Qtnmr—Who will do the undertaking? ■Why Stebbins Brother* of course. Mfiguifittnt granite LuiMitift wrllt Uegnntly fitted trod furnished amortmunta fi>r lhe appHe-faa of a*fl enrryZg out uf W A. W. Robinson of Detroit, an ex-engineer eftheli. C. R. R. Ml free, a third story wta*dowoftto fcrepenn Hotel, • dtataaoe at (O.adeO.kn.u.0 Ona«k .»>— udiu.ll>, pl—k) U~ —1 Wc sell uqut- of thia cbou>-uuulc Fur­ niture that In njaJc by machinery. The by It as J, and warranted. We hrvltc all pentons io call and inspect our gwoto. for they al bear inspectiun. -Kp troaLie at . all ahow good*. Parties liavjug. Pictures to trama would do wi*n top ‘them framed of us as we can do It P ,' J^rgnd Cheaper than any bouau lu P ry County. Wo koep Largest a*,d Bead aeleeted atbek of PICTURE FRAMED AND MOULDrxciB, Brackets. Patjcr-Holdkbs, Wali^Potkets;, FlippjerHbU>EMS, oihI everything hi the Furniture line. Wc invite all persona to eut and look WHOLIWALE X RETAIL Hpectafmcettag called June 24th 187C B. F. Steinhoff, hns asaodiateJ with Inta Present, Mayor. Aldermen Evan*. Mc­ ib bis Dental bniitMi Mr.Qanvgn wood. Naughton, Sheldon Reed, and itaarell. They will occupy Us'oH.rpoan. Hare On motion of Aid. Sheldon. Aid. Rureri! every fad lily for doing lha beat of work the oouwtry. aid the great defender of huwmw wm elected Recorder pro tern. the . patronage liberty. This piece has never yet been exThe following reoolntiou was offered ly wx!r’.3tf hiUted here, and prvhebly never will be again. Aid. Sheldon which on motion waa mlopted Ttething can tiaaal the l-emriy of it ; «o <»• by yeas and mgr* M iaifo** should tail to see it. Tba foregoing 1* • brief Wkrretu, ai a meeting of tho riliieaa of th l> Ottilias of the ealertaiumeat* offered to the city, called for that purpose, a resolution wm Tba aeoney to proeitre the at tertalaman l hM unanimously pasae.! autkerinng and rtiqeatall beret raised by the city and people of Has­ ing tho Common Council tc appropriate a «uta Take tho Atehison, 1 & .Santa Fc tings AU the people of the entire emrety not to exceed two bnndrtd for ths pvpooe i line from are cordially invited to tome and enjoy it. •f contributing to the funds for celebrating Railroad; the new and ] Aulti*»n and Kansas Ci the bwintilhe coming Centennial 4lh» of July. Thereto* Every possible anaagommil will be made for R^olrr,/. that the sum of two hundred dollar* fid Arkansas Talley, to their comfort and convenience, (tame, every body, and lol unite fa the oolobreBoa .of ba, and ia hereby apprepriafrd Io be used as a tho one hundreth anniversary of our National dHficeney fund, rto taoist in defraying tho Maxioo and Aktaoaa. L.-------------------enpeMea of iheCnttmatal 4 th ofJoly celebra­ 90 day tickets to Dearer on sDe'May 15lh, tion, Thai *uehsame ahaU be drawn oalyea nt >50, taking ia tho fainoua watering tdaaaoa bhff fe, i R,G, Bayt Lowisn- ikln, M. Judo, . -tt7 W4 1st Because we have no rent I > pay -J. Bocaxtae we mhXe the mext of our goods ountri ves. : 3d. Becauno ere keep th..bentc work- I also adl Woil & Rtuxltt we make ia made Odd Mlow, iB fan re^i., *mUet.a .ml sy»bote, carrying a beautiful oicoaHy jlk ben- will be a variety of .port,, such az fool race, aack race, wheel barrow rac*. climbing greased pole. 4e.. for which liberal premium* will he Where you will find aH'kinds ol «u. U>I„.«1. nuH ltd >b<rS-»... or Tie Mearas with thrir various emblem*, the ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Keep It. BofeypOa Omriatto Jbjreitosa. Wei! If Bsrtaw'Bfrtoxte eaa make aay <mp.tal out of such rima they are welcome to It. But wo do not believe it will help Mr B. to any votes. vfall jnferoastira as to teftto, road! • of entarae*. etc. AtHram, CHARLES R WELLS, Ptwidcut, �inlViSJHK «EV iSTEKTlSEMKITS. RURAL mar. ' 1 #0' fall bloods made a* follow#: One, fou. ioen pounds and ton ountma, and the other fouitecn pounds aud t,wclvo ounces of butter in seven days, on firete. These are extra cases ; but the Aryshirware good butferurakiug cow* undoubtedly. TOPICS. IMPBOVil) HKKKDe UP SHKEV. . /7( A8ENTS WARTED W THE (•jfiNTENNIAL HISTORY o^U.^ma n»™i Inla cxt in vur Ihrillittf hfoterv The Meriuo shswp are chk-fiy valuable ’ There nru irnuiy ptrx-us in the United States who make u business of keeping bees, aud support their families by it them. This breed fatten slowly, conso* The Luc Maxes Quinly. of St. Johns villc, N. Y., had several large apiaries a qnently they are not much sought * by few miles apart, about one hundred breed wbo*o woo! is de­ l utchcra. Any L.w ..... hive, in each. Some xwwni ho Mat wired to bo Improved cen bi profitably 25,0011 pounds of honev iu small gl: w But it requires u The Leiceb- boxes to Now Yoik. enteed with tl c Merinoswool, thorough knowledge of the habits of tbs ter sheep are noted fur their ju*evt, uud ia general management, to nut wry fiuc, averaging seven or eight make honey on exlctndyo apiariiw. rvmndb tun flew. These sheep have no soak Tita Eirrrxn tubs. . horns, mate or female; they arc good for Some .careless dairymen pack their but­ mutton, but are not particularly popular. ter in new tabs and Irkins wit bout being A croaa with meriuos makes a valuable aoakod. That i« wrong, a* they impart >hoop. In an experiment made to test the flavor oftbe wood to the butter, and ■depreciate the value 'rum two to five the fattening qualities of the Leicester, cents per pound., Soak pjwr tubs aud iu comparison with Merinos, CO »L«ep firkins twenty-four hours, then change: of each breed were fed 46 days on the lhe water, and soak twenty*f;>ur. hottri noe quantity and quality of food ; the longer ; and be cere 'it. to.have no decay­ Leiccsteni gained 1,008 Iba.. and the ing’vegetables nor anjtb- ’g that throw* an uupleaAant xmvll tn your culL-r, an Merinos only 48011*. This allows the your butter U“' - be effected by wch superiority of Leicester? for mutton. thing*, no matter bow eterely it » cevored. Lincdnalriro sheep are large and bony, &<£.*» JS iri.’SMrgfii for the wool, and greatly improve our e<.iumon natiru ahcep by crowing with having a rather thin fleece. crowing tn’be profitable. South­ England By crowing this breed hare been produced the “Hamp* shiredown*," •■.pU-luu. tte rtafeiw IC. S. Tba tramas ibrtl ba aMMKMa'S^T' -r«Th*tU rwopldn a itjr mm sflrr rvnioa • They need The down is.a, popular brood both in and in the United States. srs-,ujtaisftsS?£B?”".Sv _ ________ rgyarir^: -tew ta» "Stropslnredowns" aud “Oxforddowus,” aB being good mutton and wool sheep. The Cofewold is a very popmar and valuable breed. They ore yer/ J.K-ile. and taka flesh oasly and rapidly, and all things considered, tliey are the mu.t profitable ah. <-.p that end Iks kept in nwrf State*of-the Union, ^specially in Kentucky, Virginia. Tciwh-.4cc, ard the Middle State* general^!/If hot in More northern latitudes. There is more profit in keeping poul­ try, when not confined within a small smwo. than nwst people imagine. I will give a fair estimate of lhe profit of 100 how in aiinoM any place If where eggs and dressed fowls sell low. the cost (.« feeding the fowls is equally low, M) it docs It is very i»ny tv do it, cycn if you have a h'Tdozen eve./ evening to trkc off their Utsla. .If.you have from twenty* five to one huodrpd fowls, of the moat probtent ritlen-. make four coops, each large enough to hold a half-duacu fowl*.' A’! the hens that remain ou lheir nods Bootlid be IcfM to sit till the next night, as •’icy often lay an egg the mscoud day of .rilling. Atuevening qf the second day, ’ ’’ into iuop No. 1. The next Mta-eoop No. 2. rnd the u.id the next'X.to No, 4, nnCUlM-Ul)USEKSTAUl.WHEUlX 1*13 iwlitM .4 lbw i ■laril sbilt and on th out the h: ‘-broken,” ------------ v- _. < • be let oil; and »o ou to‘No. I I TLATTKrTV • wU w.ii.trf i« lat-si JjVUltl I . a»rr ealiUrf. H»»il )«u- I nrt.cwuEAT. BueL xheit is a profitable crop. «.kI uo iwtaceovnt.MUlrf.aDd «U iarteteinu MMM1 good fanner should fail to how « few At iBsskeao cbMre* h»I«> pocearful. 1 rt-tu acres .*rom July 1st to the 10th. Ur’"a all to »oHoh two map. for reply and r«tara ol i bnshcl of seed ia a* 'hdent far »n ae.C. Itexa>'\mt food fi . fowls, to any nett­ _____ _ ____ , ing of the iadispenaabla‘teat cr’ien,” ’lut ■a) District of Ulitrf*. Ute Mat- • foul .every faw:,y itttut b-vc in the i ‘ntiw* craenlUnnahic uf thk paper,___ Where wheat Krccningscan be ob­ tained at a fair price, nf» feed ia better for fowls as a change. They - v also ifiv MOO yhteMm with in IKvcmbcr 50 ve good for .chicken^ rf h> w. old oefitx'ssjb<.‘z*rha manure, if properly oaouih t«» In 'ftsi UM ilwu. ,A managed. nil! be worth $25 at 1 .-4. I breeder says : “I bate ‘kept for tho past wilt put the price STeggs the year round ten yearn mtn 150 to 3t><> fowls, and at 25 cents a dozen, and the number pro­ have led whod. acteeningh (t th other duced at 125 per hen, ax some will lose grain) ucr»ly every wy during that t:*oe, a few weeks iu Nt ling and brooding their and have never had any unusual disea*-, AtdtM.-’''’hic ‘account; then, will stand either with chickens or fowls, during as follows: ox e: . etaaalr cf Mrrbsrt Won«M> i ft Garton FoUrt. sUlnUK star A. n. U70. lery-apoa KJ^ITKO; ________a rt»Nl *Uy Mcani*. l.»H« km isausar a*k« asy a»!»c ar 4wt««l — .» aboat auch koaaa. ■sciM. ItsAaff aotaatawM for any ►***■•>' PbUaJabha. b'-hg i>'csted with I:©e, and abo preventing mildew. Sward land should n^ver bo planted with, hop* : a crop of potatoes sbouid be-^rown oa it one m»aon. TIhj MTr arc made about eight fact sport, or rows eight Ibet apart, ' and tue hops seven fact ■!»•' in the rows. The roots nhoi-M always be covered in November with course manure to keep the vinca from u ntar-killing. Erstrs5ta^.7tr?.r-KT.. va*;: JfiS ’ THE JIIW Y0BK MILITARY 7 wffENCY for Oftren and £«Ml»r» aoonBrad, bowcrer rtehUk:obtainrates: eoHtMa Ctwo i»f r»r No 'bantW saisrar Mtsawfiil. nrwrrrfly rfdKMtas J. H. lay ■» many ryga us tlia Brahnu-. but they are not so good as a ma kei fbw* PRcxura aRArt VFvr> The summer pruning of grajic vines consists in removing the small shoots which show by their size ami lack of. vij;or that they will not make strong canes, such u supply <He buds for the wood that is to produce the qext yosr> crop. Bps h M ca* wll the fhn; .be benefits! by pruning away a large portion of. the ngoromi new canes. If you think your rinca are overloaded, dip out a portion ■if the hfidehee now while they are email. Nor will removing the leave* later in the ■ ■norm in rt,. —vflUrin but mischief, as grapcn exposed to the burning rays of the ruu uro not haMcued to maturity nt ull, and are much injure 1 in quality. If one bdictvux all about g.-nfM-A-tuxl» nuHislwd in the papers, 'rum men who know but very little on •bis subject, bo willbc apt to destroy bfa vinta iu a few years. The genera! n*’c haa been laid down by gopd writers to pinch off. tba ends often earns to within t wo leuvw of ahe- font.' lt‘ ibis be ‘done to every cane tiuwBifsould , be no wood left foe the nexi -#sut«i*s‘Ufi-ait. You THE BICKrtH AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine tauN leave some of lhe Lmgret cam* ut>toudbed for tbw purpose j then you may cut hack the smaller canas to witeia two or three leaves of the g.wp«, if you think best; but I consider clow' summer prun- xru. BXtHnux � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-06-29.pdf e44a0e04316c436ccbb9dd7bce767a5f PDF Text Text NO. 48.^HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1876. VOL. XXI. WHOLE NO. 1064. <? THE a O' e C M s ■HIE Tin BAKE! r/2 & CU AITKU NINX. Mr. Rogers arrived on Thursday aftcrnoon. Mr. Watson met him at the sta­ tion, and did not wait for any interroga­ tions, but hurried him into bis sleigh. “I thought it better Tor me to meet you. You must be calm. Your family are well in body, but you have much troublc ahead ; your wife is completely over come.” I “That boy Theodore! Nothing could hurt her, that did not/hit him first !" “Yea,Mr. Rogers, it is Theodore" — and so he told him the story an candidly ns powible, only interrupted by an occa­ sional ejaculation from the poor father, who seemed perfectly benumbed by the i 25 sold last year and everyone gave Entile SntlsfaeHon. ers In Barr.y t.'ounty. tn [From the (btmfry Gnifleman, Albany OK THE W o. c s 0 C A cat load nlmadv sold thl* yew among the ImmI Farm­ THE PEERLESS COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, s In tin- Bent Keel Rake Machine In the Market. Two finger liars, aiid three of knives, furnished with every Combined MachineWo also have the 0 0 0 2 Q tn ? Cull and ruined." ■ “I am glad you did -Oot bail him. That is the place fur «him.'' As they drove up to Mr. Rogers' house, Mr. Watson said : My friend, if I can lie of any service to you in this affliction, do not fail to call upon me. at any time." ‘•Thank you: 1 presume I shall need you after a link*. Good afternoon," and springing from the sleigh, he rau up tlursteps, and went into the house. He found his wife lying asleep unor the sofa in tlib’fllting-room ; she looked careworn, SEETHE BATHPLATFORM BUGGIES The^em-WaAlyHeplAliBtullaMer. GEO. M. DEWEY AND tidings. “Whereis he now?" said he, almost gasping for breath. “In tho counlyjail ! Dr. Emerson and l could have gone bail Tor him and let go home, but Jilkon said Blanchard could probably get him off. and he would lie TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, Which L« the Itcskflnv Wheeled Machine in the Market. Both Fi imbed nnil Unfinished. . El>ITOIi PUBLISHER. BlKDSALI., llULDKK. AND .MldllUAN .SWEEPSTAKES, ALSO TftK BlHDHALI. ClXJVEK THE OLD AND RELIABLE TAYLOR RAKE. AND THE IMPROVED JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND AtAGRICULTURAL HALL. One door east of Goodyears Hardware. . MESSER & POWERS. TERMS O>.SVBSCRIrTIO> az> j.M VKRTlSlUa. Hastings, April 12.M87G. z R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE nuppoHC ?" “No, Mundell went up to look in Wil­ liams chart, wc though it best to wait till you got Lome, and not trouble Mrs. I Rogers ; she iato be pitied." “I suppoKcao. But Jillson, what a pAnnn sows, that he shall renp. She has always made an idol of that boy—-she nev­ er could have him croraed, and if I under­ took to govern him, she always intcq>oaed. She was more tender of him, because she had lost so many little once, but I often told her, because they wore dead, it was no reason she should ruin this one." ” I know that he has been indulged too PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. PHIL. W. MISKERN MiddUriita. Mich. HARVEY WRIGHT, W M. JONKH DENTIST Nastalle, . lickitan. READ! READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement ■Joy Comfort and Happiness Sick and Afflicted! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY DR. J. B. INSURE Great Bargains -------- IN-------- Pianos Organs and The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BRO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. lh»ea»e. of WOMEN, jrow or with the happieei reeoltJ. **- COXSCLTATIOlfrKKE. “6* suspicion upon him. You heard that Theodore called Blanchard Merton while they were al supper at the hotel.” “My opinion is tlial if Theodore had not been intoxicated he would never have dono this burinera. Idonotbdieve that lie intended to doit in his sober mind.” “Yes, Mr. Rogers, I suppose that was the case ;'but Bill Blanchard was turned from Harper’s store for taking monay.” The goods’frcre returned to their owner, and Saturday was set for the trial of Theo­ dore. Blanchard had not been found. James Griffin's deposition bad been duly taken, for the poor boy was still unable to lw MM>voJ from hia bod, and waa aaff-n-in," acutely with rheumatism. Saturday morning arrived, and Mr. Watson asked William to go to the next town on business for him. As he took his coat down from the nail, it fell to the floor and there was a jingling of steel. Putting his hand in one of his pockets, he pulled ent files and a small saw, together with a pair of fttr-trimmed gloves in the opposite ]*ocket, and in the breast inside Kket, a largo roll of bank bills “crowded icly io. lie was perfectly astonished. Mr. Watson exclaimed at once : “Bill Blanchard wore your coat. James Griffin said young Rogcra gut it for him. and here are his tools and spoils." As tho property was all restored, tterc wns much lenity shown to young Rogers, and after three months confinement, he was pardoned. Mr. Rogers wxs always a different man after his son s imprison­ ment. Al Mr. Watson'a earnest entreaty, he gave up his claim to William's services, and he told him always to consider him as his friend. “I should Tike you to stay with me, but neither you nor Mrs. Rogers would feel happy to be together under one roof—so I will not try to keep you. Be os faith­ ful and true to yourself as you bare been to me, and you need have no fears ^>ut and the traces of team were upon her checks. He did not wake her. but pax-ed out to the alables. He ini-sed the tidy work of William : everything was confusion. Hu beautiful Blackey was a deplorable looking animal, but be re­ cognised his-muster, and giro a neigh of welcome as he patted his aide. Just an he come out of the stable, he saw Mr. Jilkon driving up, and felt as if he would give anything to avoid a meet­ ing. but he knew he had to look his trouble in tho face ; and the sooner it was done the better. So he advanced to the gate. “Glad to see you borne, Rogers ! This m bad bnsincM!" and he held out his han<l to his neighbor, who grasped it in silence. At last Mr. Rogers said, ins low voice, “Jillson, 1 am glad yim. advised Watson and Emerson not t<» go Dail for that boy, it was the best thing to send him to jail." “I thought it was best to prevent any communication liclwecn him and his ac­ complice, supposing he were around." “You did right. They hare not caught him yet ?" “No, but I think he is somewhere in this vicinity, and the goods must lie se­ creted about here." “You hare »cnrched my premises, I • b MUSIC JACKSON lilt. “I- remember it well,‘ somehow 1 reproof, you heard him accurc that boy of stealing, and you upheld him." cannot foel^asy.” “ Would it ajd toyour comfort if I should -‘The things were in his chest ; 1 saw look after Hugh ?" them there." “You, Miss Wardlow ? Dear child, you “Do you know where they are now ?" are an orphan yourself; you cannot be “Blanchard took them away Spnday. burdened with such a charge." I told him to." “ I know well the lot ofan orphan. If “Those things must be found and re­ you trust Hugh with me, I will care for store! If you know anything about him ns for an own brother.” them, you must tell. It is tho hope there “O, if I thoughtyou conld do It and not will be of mitigating Tlieodoro'a punish­ distress youndf, I should feel ao cheerful ment." in leaving him ! Think it over, and sec if Mrs. Rogers protested that she did not you find noTHuwh to repent of your gen­ know where they were, and although her erous offer. IT you do not, I shall give If husband was not satisfied, he could not r<‘. him to your care and die contented. gain any information, and bad to wait. he should ever come into any property At length the sheriff arrived, and a thor­ from bis grandfather's estate, pay yourough seach of the house was made, but *-lf for every expense, and take charge of him t ill he ts of ago. Young men need a they could find nothing. “Now, Mr. Rogers, wc will search the mother or sister more than they do when barns and outbuildings. I do not think children." Two weeks after this conversation, Mrs. tl»cy are in the house-. Blanchard has die money without doubt with him, but Marston wm hid in Colchester churchSrd by tlie side of her* children and bus­ .the goods are sccretod somewhere." ed. After the funeral, Mr. Jillson sold They found them at last hidden in the grain in the barn. Mr. Rogers himself off the furniture and defrayed the expen­ discovered them, by<)oticing that tho grain ses of the sickness and funeral. A few in one of the bins End been shoveled ov­ keepsakes were reserved for her son, and er. They were all articles of value, cloths, delivered to Miss Wardlow, who had al ready taken Hugh in her charge, and pro­ and splendid shawls and dress goods. “Il is strange what they wanted of cured a boarding place for him in the fam­ ily of Mr. Mahcw, who would gladly have these things," “I presume Blanchard did not find as adopted the boy as his own child. But much money as he expected, and so took Hugh chose to be the charge of Mias Ward­ these. Tho general idea is that they were low. Mr. Jillison gave a package of pa­ pul into Merton’s chart, so as to gut him pers into her hands, wb<ch ho said Mm. mixed up in the business and cast the Manton bud thought l>est\to be preserved, SHOOLMISTRESS. UNPARALLED SUCCESS 3 1 YANKEE Old PiaiK aid Orpis latei ii ftctenc fer IteiOies R. D. BULLOCK, Wholesale gent for Michigan "eii °HhoOu.ensd 1? Grand Rapids, EB»t Sag.n.w and . D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. much”— “I have not spoken with my wife, bnl, Jillson. I want a thorough search made through all my premises fbr tho goods. Ijct the law take its course, and the sooner it is done the better. Send the sheriff immediately." Jillaon rode off. Rogers entered the house ; his wife wu assisting to girt dirp nor on tho table. On his entrance _ she: burat into tears and sank into a chair. “Don't, wife ; it is no use; it cannot be helped now." » “Our boy w in jail I No one. would । security for him “I am glad of it! that is tho plaee for• .. and get him out,, won't yon?" “No. The law will toko its course. If[ it wore any other man's child, I shouldI ■ay ao, and I say so by my own 1” ••J^et your own flesh and blood suffer■ him." “But you will go like this ?' . “He is a criminal, and I shall take no> steps to screen him, or compromise tho9 matter. Had it been William Merton, yon would hare said it was right that he lie punished ; yon turned that boy, with­ out a cent in bls pocket, out of your that you will do well in life.” News had been received from Mr. Spooner, and Miss Wardlow was feeling anxious for his return. Mrs. Marston was declining slowly. There was no per­ ceptible change each succeeding day, but her friends nw, each succeeding week, that she was wasting away ; she sttfinred no rxin. Misn Wardlow had sent a letter to the address of H. H. Barlow, New York, but had received no return. She never mentioned writing, to Mrs. Mareton, fear­ ing it might agitate her. For some time her cough had been increasing, and Hugh had given up tho day school entirely ; but as some of the ndghbora sat with his mother in the evening, he occasionally -at­ teadod tho night schoob: Once, Mrs. Manton spoke of hcradf to Miss Wardlow. She told her of her early life, her father's kindnen and her own duobediencc; of her aufferingand sorrows, of the little crippled child, her husband's death, and then of tho little one's departure : “Since you came here, yo i havo known all; I had hoped that my father would for­ give ma for the children's sake. Addie is at rest; I have no care for her, but I do foci so anxious about poor Hugh 1 Not a aoulin tho whole world on whom ho has the bust claim 1 He is old enough to earn his ow^ living, but who will care for him and love him 1 Ho is a gentle, affectionate child, and he will suffer more than a leas sensitive person would." ■ "You must remember that he enjoys more, as well a* suffers." “I know it, but 1 fear his lines may not house." “He struck Theodore, and I could not lived in William'# place ?" “You know the promise to the father stand that." “You aaw Theodore kick him without in'ease of any question arising as to the lawfulness of Hugh's coming into posses­ sion of a share of her father's estate. There was no end to the comments of the Colpljester people upon the prtipricty and expediency of a young lady accepting the guardianship of a boy of Hugh’s bge; but it did not all reach her cam, and what did had no influence upon her. She con­ versed candidly with Mr. and Mrs. Watson upon the subject, and they commanded her action. Mr. Spooner's return did not effect Miss Wa»dlpw'e life or feelings, although she confcAri«(l_that it was very pleasant to know that sb* was not entirely dependant upon her own exertions for a living. She re­ joiced more for the sake of Hugh than for herself, for she could now offord tlie expense’ cf giving him a liberal education, without his feeling that it was embarrassing his benefactress. He was developing very fast in mind and body, and evinced to much resolution and perseverance, that Miss Wardlow found it a great pleasure to instruct him., Her school had made rapid progress throughout the winter, and it was with a sorrowful thought of separation that she felt that the pleasant relations between the children and hcniclf Eero soon to tenninBy her particular request, no mention was made of her businwe affairs, and she avoided much useless Speculation by her reticence upon the subject In fact, alio found herself mistress of over twenty thousand dollar*, by the dying of a distant relative of her mother's, in the ahwoue of other heirs. She could hare wished it might have come in her mother’s lifetime, to make her path to the grave a little smoother and remove her anxious fore­ bodings for the future of her beloved daugb ter. It was a quartion of deep solicitude, what should be her future course in life, . • jnd she had for days been weighing the subject in her mind, when she received a visit from Mr. Jilteon, who came in be­ half of the district to engage her services for two months huger in the school. He the progress of the scholars, but in the general improvement made in morals and deportment. Mias Wardlow willingly re­ newed bar engagement, with only the res ervatioc that she might hare a regular boarding place. This was arranged, and by the particular desire .of James Griffin, who was confined to the house by lame­ ness, his father offered his house. At first the proposal was very repugnant to tho teacher; she had never liked Mrs. Griffin, or found her a pleasant or improv­ ing companion. But when she thought of the long, lonesome days that awaited the poor suffering boy, she made up her mind that jierhaps her duty directed her to ac­ cept Mr. Gnffin's proposal, and she did Grand Centennial Celebration. their let Annual cekhralion io Kelly's Crore east «Me of Fair Lake in the township of Barry July. 1st, IttC. Coo. M. Dowey of Hsstinga will deliver the annual public addron at 10.80 A. M Other dialinguiahod speeken will The Com. have »<-cnrrJ excellent music to vn- make this the i By order of the Amcialioi. selebnUioD �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Mur;.! •«. - - Perfe«t ton- Street Scenery Amioenle—FeeMom— Politic*! —Vm- - 1I A.TISM. Mint., Jv»* 2S. Nxw Yobk. JuneSGth. 1876. come, and this June deserves special men­ tion as being the brat of ita kind. The mortal <rho wants anything than better ibis cool, half shady, sunshiny weather, ought to go to Philadelphia on an excur­ sion. He would come back ready to ap­ preciate his blessings. Tbe city has not had so healthy and clear an atmosphere in summer Saiinal Rejiitai Tidtl since before tbe Tweed ring was in power. For 1'rerident. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, Tbe street venders are not behind their [ j bretberen in Philadelphia in taking bold of of Ohio. ' tbe CentenniaL They show their patrot- i*m by selling flags of every sire, tri-color- For Vice-President, WILUAJi A. WHEELER. ed neck bows, and badges, and small can­ non, and air guns, to celebrate the Fourth cheaply ; but the last notion is the Cen­ tennial pocket-handkerchief, which » nothing more nor keslhan a brilliant I’nited State* flag, with stripes and Union ' fairly blaring, of a sire to cany in the i pocket. This m the culmination of patriot­ . Gm. The idea of wiping one’s Dose on the « “Honest money for all. and free school? for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec-। terian interferance which will destroy the other.** RKPI BLICAX STATK COXVE.VF1OX. flag is the very last way of showing respect for it that could have entered the head of kee. with the essence of three* Jubilees and I Centennials concentrated in his bosom, I would ever have invented it. TUX ACCJPKXT LWT. •W-»v-1—v-rt — .~r ritr oftkadas. atUefofota Wide Awoke tk Greeley campaign, given it a fair sup­ port ; tbc Hmra is enthusiastically support­ ing it, and the Republicans, without a dte seating voice, are throwing tip thtnr hata for the coming men. There never was a ticket nominated which no thofottghly united the party, nor obe that commanded a more earnest support. Tbc decent por­ tion ol the Liberal Republicans hare come out squarely for it, and thousands of the best Democrats of the city will wheel into Hue. “Hayes, Wheeler and n sound curnucj" will sweep tbe State like a broom. Hayas and Wheeler clubs are being organtied in every ward of the city, and there is every prospect of a very lively campaign. You ought to have seen the crowd that left the city this week for St. Louis, in the interest of “Tilden and Reform." There were nearly a thousand of them, and, with the exception of a few leaders, a worse looking lot of bummers were never scraped together. -They were the ward strikers,tbe repeaters, the—well, every­ thing that is shaky and scaly in politic*. Did Isay the worst lot ? 1 take it back. The anti Tilden faction, run by Tammany, discounted them for badness. They mus tend about a thousand, beaded by Boas Kell v, and all full of enthusiasm and whis­ ky for ‘‘anybody to beat Tilden and Re­ form !" Turn them loose and there wouldn't be a hen-roost or dotbe* line un­ touched from hero to St. Louis. It is fortunate for the country they pan through that they go by rail, and that the trains are so fast that they can’t possibly get off. A sweet erawd to “reform" the gnvern- * Tbe investigation in thecate of the explosion of the tug boat‘ Workman." which blew up Tuesday, showed that it ItaeMfc May 10. tart, every eoaair wHlba «aUU»i • jn sound order, but the fireman was I" c— driest?* ; late in getting tip *tcam, and to tavajime put on all I he beat he could eomnutbd. will be then lav down on a bench near the en■ reaaty | ^nc anj *4tcr boiled away above the crown of tbc boiler, which I got red hot, and a wave rocking tbe Ixsit . ’ threw the water in t he boiler against tlie ;B> red hot plates with the usual result. Ifoes any one of rnv readers ever think what a fearful loss of life there is yearly from mine* carelewn*-*.* alone '! The record in Eng­ ' land with its small population sluw.< that ■ over fifty thousand lives aic lost cadi ra>i b»r*f detonate*: Pew?™----------------------~~ *" OJbwaa--------- —------------------------------ » Barry~ ~ • ,S. J. BL RPEK. rkainaa* WE AN ORIGINAL HAYES PAPER 1W«. FOREPAUGH’S 1876 1876 TBnuLsin ACTUAL MAGNITUDE’! We ermmrad it to Ibe t*ru««l of lhuM> <4 our citiMaa whore duty U is to be intrrraled in tbe Refen* Scbov’i, Hooses of Corroeitoa. and Bad Boys *f ear own eoantry. WITHOUT A SINGLE PARALLEL. which Forges Tho Vulcan Thunderbolts for NEW ADVERT1SMENT8. flimsy G. P. Rowell a Co e. Column. HASTINGS, THURSDAY, JULY 6 , . I faabfaaabfo Miseral •arias* is hy-«»a Stewart, tbc kin-z of merchants, w.-ut a where soekre will bm sennit Urea tu I* f«r n»MU «p>. ud mw V,*<i«t.il<. llu- I ~h ,“•l'—* nilrovl king, u >« hi. (art nomento Tbe; ' T*mM'« Seluer Apeti™-. oW n»n hw been Ten- ill for «>me lime, and it is imporeible that be should lire *>ueb longer. Bor bin denlb will m.kr no difference with hia vast interrata. He ha. a son. William Vawderbilt. who ■ just , #Ml. M ,, , I PLi;*4«lsl»*a. A wwH t«thr wi>«to»a<< ' mu- »r XU. avo* «*■>- ,t i,aa'<. Aseat* wsaiaJ .>J tarn* free. Tira A u._ r*r as grasping, and a deal more aid.* than liefather, whom the'old gsndemeu has been g( SOLID WEA.I.TK 1 •000.000 IN UIFTS! Qramlrat tteliem** ever Prevented to the 1‘ul-lir ' he should vacate it. William Vanderbilt know* all about the old man's buvtnwu, in , .. ITHIE KKXTICKY t'.UJn D18TUBVT1VX fact, he has done the nv*t of it for ten IttaMPANT. »aifo>rj«<d br * »»rei>la«t -t tbe • year*. He t- the Viro-Presidrot of all , tlc't^wBoFTKAlftruBr. bave.ib* JL'A!? tbc companiat of which his father i* Pre-* idrot, ami i« really exeeutive head of. :.ll his enterprises, lie is a very Mrotig buri- new man. and has had the bcs«t of opj»>rtunities. You may expect to hear of the old manS> death any day. Ami by the way, Wall Street i» vpcvufoting on th-- - -. event just the same aa It speculate* on "ro-IvKMTtoxfsRD ni^TJUCT “ •l”' I4’”a evraything. A regular Wall Street broi the list b in this enunty I do not feel like kcr would turn the <L»th of hi* mother Tba BesablieaaCaasraatiMal Oeaveotiea for the 1 looking to sec. But through the dieciTSt “a"JS Cirdoil™. jerty will. IrroMie nJ account. Every hour of the day Imlletin*. real and false, are received a* tn h:» cutidi :>1. a. I>. Wta, at 1JP o'clech P. M-. to noaiaata • hot boilers, unruly horsra. and neglect of "rteamta atae^uXrtbe rraolatiaa adopted al signal.- on railway trains, the nutniter who ports are favorable or hod. Prtwtrate and J."™1 । ,t”h- hel|Je*, he still wield* a powerful influ­ p >rtioB th* Baatberefdafasaia* apo* a barn* •flat dreadful tn think of. ence. PlKTtn eZiiUnuTtht wtnl cXnii'ra iv.the f-lloetas aa*> - to Ml. Th« July number opano the third vviumc of IM Aawie with a grand <«»te«a»l atopr by Kara J. Prichard. ’<hie Old. *«■»»•■ Ttawn’ was aa actor la tba memorable gghi at and H I* her doe that ate shoo id be honored. if only with this UlclaurcU With this number open the M» ••Maa. the New-Faahioacd <Hri. by Mrs. K GBanewelJ. and Good-for-Nolhing Polly, by Bia Farman. Both, lavishly illustrated, promim to never onec slip beck into the aki. beatoa palte of the usual etory-tellera. (olio Thaxtar furnishes a full-pagra poem, -The Bad Little Singer." There are three excelteat .bort stonea. -Why Ully-ted Mdn'i see Um Ceatenaial Open.” -The Candy Frolic, ami Tom’s Centennial,'' braid ex minor poem. hay. Afu ,*2,*^“ $600,000 , ' i <fo»Ga»4t * ■*' ■ The new coaching hat- are awakening the astonishment of our country cousin*. aD^ n“ Wo°dcr. Tbe« vnonnou* ediScra for the head U-loog to tbc time when every body Went in ccacbes. that is unless they Tlie Washington NiIiumI RrpnUim of the dale of tbe 31st of May. haaa revere of arraignment stayed at home. Coaching hats are the roughest of rough-and-ready brown straw, with brim and high crown about tlie rise for a convenient bee-hire. The brim, edged with a silver cord and turned up al the sice, with two long feathers shading the crown. They are worn off the face, as one secs them in old English pictures, and a fresh young face looks very piquant un­ der its load, but it takes a miracle of deli cacy towear one without looking fast. AU the summer hats have followed the Gains­ borough lead, with shady brims turned up, and drooping plumes, and branches of flowers hanging at the back. Ready made clothing was never so cheap or so good as dow. Women can outwit the drunsmaki rs, when they can go to any store and buy the trimmest, prcMicsl of Reprascnative Went that of the in Virginia, — " ( ’bark* United from Congress The Faulkner, Faulkner, HSJpMB. e*an.BrfuW, AllfweotfUior.i cn novel ud with th* di»ti ilea*. and a*dan far Tiakete. aad appUaatiea Enormous *—" “ -UtfaS?, rRW&: TRIPLE MUSEtIM article charges Minuter when States to under Buehanan. plotted treason Oln-Ktajic MxafelI Doable CirciiH. Viider France against ift the 1'nited States ; that Secretary Seward obtained proof of this, and rent Faulkner to a military prison ; that Faulkner ODD taTATUE-0V NAM EXTED CAGES OF EXOTIC BIRDH. MONSTERS OF THE ' CRAWLING UEPTILE6. was j released upon his personal pledge to prove ' by his acta States. his loyalty to the United In a few weeks after that he Eight Center Pole Tents. Tt/lrtf T^iUfipii^L ^f/lu^L Standard left ■ of the Exhibition Touij. WILD BEASTS Universe. his family to take care of his property, and joined tbe Confederate army, where he ! played the part of a cheap rebel on Stone­ wall Jaakson s staff to the end of the war; that immediately after tbc war be took tbe Sprrial Garetjxotdcaet of tkr Ckii orerakirt in jhc latest style, and flounces cayo TriLnr. complete, and what is more, made aa neatL**.1M, Nicu, Job. 23. —The Hatt- 1? J> »<"*•■■ *<~1J mke ■». fo.- tor- all told. An embroidered linen suit, of new­ est pattern, only costa from $8 to fl 0, and what is tbe use of people sewing their eyes out this lovely June whro aueh prices rule ? “How can they be no cheap every woman aakv, for our dressmaker* will net make the grxdi up for that money. The secret lies in the diriaiou of labor and in system, madam. Girls who will not do decent work if engaged independendr to sew in a private family, find .that they The writer of the above, who ever he must keep to tho mark under the eye of a may have bero, has the thjinknf the skilled superintendent, who knows how to editor of tbe Banneu. get work out of hantb. And fifty girl* working together, systematically, will do We are in receipt of a letter from a three times what lhey would working sep­ friend, covering an article clipped from arately the same length of time. Tbc only the Sla4r*man at Marshall, urging the way to got docrot performance from city work hands is to put th-m into factories, with overseers and forewomen, engaged to Clapp for Commumooer of the Slate turn out a certain amount daily, and rcLand Office. For the article wc will try spouublc to the head of the establishment. And.by the way, docs it occur to you to find room as it does justice to a faith­ ful public officer. Rot wc are for rote- that everything in tbc way of dress goods is down l»dow the prices l>cfore tbc war ? t»o»'. No third trruu **drr any circtmtIl is true, and glad am I that it is true, rfonerr, fur any public officer, » our though therein lira the secret of so many judgement of party policy, and that which failure* among the mereliaub-. nominations at Cincinnati, as it has had at the head of ita columns for over four mouths Hayes and Hartranft aa ita pre­ ferences. A special dispatch wax in­ dulged in, and the office illuminated. Tbc next day a pole 119 feet high, with a beautiful streamer was raised uo tbe Court-House square, being tbe first in this earnraigu. Another pole-raining, at II ickory Corncra is advertised for Jul 3d. will do most to advance the good of the The Erauny Arars says: The old reliable and only original Hayes man was friend Ingcraoll of the Comma Aotrdam. De hoi-ted Haya’ name Oct. 14th, 1875, and kept It up. That may be all so Mr. Errniog A’raee, bat wt> booted the name of Hoc. R. R. Hays for Preridrol, oa tkr. YM day of that the t icket is the very strongest could hare been made ; and both « one openly and the other privately— «de its election. The World and the Ex pr^thc principal Democrat* papers of tbe city, are frantically endeavoring to find sf^hreg against them, bulla vain, the TWhrer. which hae been “I^rnFnee iron cladostji without 'reluctance, which enabled him to retain his property, and to regain the privileges of a man who had always been true to the Union. has been active in urging tlie Faulkner censure of Gen. Sebenck for injuring the reputation of the Uuitdd States Washington, June 25.—Gen. Shtrman sap he docs not concur in tbe apprehen­ sion* concerning tbe safety of the frontier towns on account of the employment of troops in the field against the hostile In­ diana. He docs not think that all the damage is attributable 16 Indians,” but to some white bad men. He says that the War Department does not get very recent advicm from the Black HilLi, and he docs not know what is going on there. So for as the matter of furnishing arms to aettim is concerned for their own protecrioc, he was pemtive in his assertion that the government would not comply with the request made upon the President, and he though it was ah»urd to consider rach a proportion. The Preaident, having been applied to for troops to aid in protecting some of the frontier scUiemeuis, has responded that it m impowilJe for him to do so, m they are dow all upon the march in tbe pending campaign, which will take tbe whole sum- Wo have 10,1)00 Rofla Wall Paper oe hand conswting of Gold Tints, Tinted Salina, French Salim., White Blanks, Buff and Brown Blanks, ako cheap Bor­ den, Gilt and Freaeo Burden. Window Shades, and Window Fixture* of all kimk Callaodtec, Smith, Manic 4 Pukstux. xxi8w3 • Bert of perfoniif KleplxU, 2 Imai Blaci Rtani’, Hem \ Cot Antelope, Sea Lions, Hortefl Bone, Be., Etc. The Arenic mum okdu. IS DISTINCT AND aid Department SEPARATE FROM THE GRAND ZOO!.<»<’• ICAL DISPLAY, £XD PKKSBXTB WE YKKT FTEST COjrrtXLUATt«N “F THE GOLD EMBLAZONED STREET PAGEANT yi.,n bc‘w®°° U* baart Of xunt an1 tkn o’rtoek, a. m , nn.l i« ■ Literal Reflex of Oriental Grandeur. Remember, The Great Forepangh Show, Never Dividee. ' lbnQ" th0 krirt* °® RECOLLECT That It utoves nfong the iremXtM UM lariwen. vda. FhaA evea U»sro «* l »u to carry H from stand to stand llx Own. Admit* to Children under alne years, k* �Notice.. In speaking of the magnitude a.Zperf^ tlon of tips grand ahow. which is tT exhibit Mrs Thuruday the fith day of Juiy. lbe Detroit JHfirar of May *Xh says: : One Gun at day break Naltonal salute, ringing of baBs. and Mow­ ing of whistles al nm rise. ‘*SKLy.r.Atsxn; on Fbom?uk Danna.'' by Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth, ii the se­ quel to and Conclusions of “Ishmael; or In the Depths," by the same author, and is “The first two performonces of Adam Fore­ The i'rocesrinn will form at 10 o'clock A. M. juat published in book form, for lhe first paugh s menagerie and circus were give® . yeatarday afternoon and evening, hut Jnder ta th. folk wing order. time, in a large duodecimo volume of nearly very unfiiTurable cirormstancro. The ire1st. Knights of Pythias Band. seven hundred pages,, by T. B. Peterson A 2*1. Knights of Py thhs, in nniform. m> an Brothers. Philadelphia, in uniform style with “lahmael." Dr. B. Shelton Maekentie* 3d, Tho various Lodges of Odd Fellows, in­ the Vferaty Editor of the I hiltulriphia 7¥r< cluding. Palmer Encampment. says that ••Self-Rained" is, beyond all doubt <U», Order of United Sons of Indualry. the best work Mrs. Southworth has er er fith The various Granges of P. of H. written. Ishmael Worth, tbe hero, rises G<h, Lodges of Good Template. from the depths of poverty, misery, and hu­ 7th, Tlie Masonic Fratcrily. miliation, and to trace his progress, step by 8th, The Hastings City Fire Company. step, has been the author's labor of love. nw ing weather. Oth. The various Daev Ball Companies of There ia a ourtotta blending of realism nnd •I time for the formers. Barry County. romance in .this work—tbe result, it may be, rains almost every day and ,evcry night. 10th, Martial Musie. of tbs leading incidents having occurred in 11th, President of the day and Chaplain, actual life. The leading female character*. i Busby has been kalaomining and re­ 12th, Vise Presidents of the day. Claudia and Beatrice, are drawn with a ng bis barbershop. 13th, Orator nnd Reader. woman's accurate and dsUcale touch; but i 1. W. Viccn-.an has just completed a 14th, Mayor and Common Council. Ishmael, the self made man of mind (as dis­ pon h in front of bis residence on Broadincluding Ute collection of 16th. Chitons generally. tinguished from the lower claw, who are •lepUntfl, ^rhinoceros, a g __ On arriving at the Fair Ground, the various •made of money'), stands above every other in abundance, and some yon ng but very handsome tigan, besides a great uumber of Orders wilt open ranks, and allow lhe officers person in the tale. This, we repeal, la Mrs. other attractions which in menageries arc umut­ and citiven*. escorted by tbe Martial Band, Southworth's best work, ns it is strongly ual. This feature of the exhibit ioa is dtmarked by ail the merits of her style, la an aarving of high commendation, aa is riway* wxeedingly interesting and powerful story the case “with collection* ofanimria shown hy let, Martial Music. and deserves great popularity. There is Mr. Forepaugh. “The superb eircus is oik' of lhe moat en­ 24. Music by the .Band. plenty of il. also, for, withocl any advance J JI'. Rol-eris and wife, and Mrs. W. H. joyable of tho many departments of this ool84. Prayer by tbc Ch•plain. price, il contains near seven hwwired pages. Hayford leave this city at noon today for a ussal show. The homes are handsome, the 4th. Marie by the chair—Whittier* Cm It is graced, too, with a vlejf of Proapect gymnast* expert and capable of performing t rip to the Centential. Cottage, the home of the author, on tbe Po­ some of the moot difficult feats, and the rid­ tennial hymn. Iletnraber that Rev. J. Merrifield will 6th. Reading of the Beclarrii.in pF ladeyci ers acera to be equal to most of those in their tomac, with its surroundings, finely engraved 11 ••sell nt the Court House, ou Friday even­ calling. the entertainment is conducted on Mee), from a photograph taken on the with a scrupulous rvgasd to the comfort and ing He i« an nUe man. bib. Music by tbe Band. spot. People like lescc ‘the rounlsrfeit re­ The Common Council has bail the iron safely ofthe j>ublie. and deserves a generou* 7th, Historical address, by Hau. • II semblance' of a writer w.ho pleases them, and palrunagrThe menagerie alone to wtdl i.■>.lye repaired by taking up lhe old plank worthy of grefwal inspection One of the Goodyear. ns Mrs. Southworth's portrait was given In and puling in new ones. moat prominent attraction* in the circus ia 8th. Music by lhe Band. ■ 1-hmaeU' a yicw of Mr Collage, with It a sur­ tbe display of the perforating elephants, con ­ r.ruirmber tbe Centennial Celebration on Otb. Address Ly Bev. O. Boynton. roundings, on the Potomac, iu each copy of ducted by Harter Forepaugh. th,-4th. The people of Harting* win, Jo amKhh, Vocal Music. Quartette. The |>le justice to the occasion. that's wave.) a hundred years. published in a large duodecimo volume of Fourth or July Rail Road Rat< lllb. Oratjoa by (’. 0. Holbrook Esq. near seven hundred pages, bound in morocco 12th, Music by lhe choir. My country. cloth, gill bock, price f 1.76, and la for sale a Tureday afternoon Io speak nt a Havx* ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. nd SViir.r.L».ii ratification meeting The following note from Mr. 1 13th, Benediction. Martial music. Adjournment for dinner. At 2 o'clock a match game of Base Hull will • 1>»1 Sib : —That you may l-e able to ans­ be played at the Fair Oronnde. The winning ny will be out m mane nt the Centennial wer tho many questions ashed as to Reduced elub will be presented with n magnificent Rates fur the catalog Fourth of July. Ills rbration at Fair Lake on Saturday next. proper fur tuc Io advise you that this Company Champion Belt. Tbe club winning the l-elt Whom l he gods would destroy they first wijl sell Kxcwrrion Tickets from and to ail will be subject to challenge by any othrt club kc m ad." The Democrat* have nominated in the County. Tbc clrouing up of tbe pavement on State 11 Jetl'<-raon Streets is a very decided imtovemenl on the appearance of our^Jy. Wentworth explains itself: Jf.<'Aiyun Central KailrooJ Coatpmiy, /’anettj/rr and Tiekrt Agrafe Oflter, Tbe subject of Rev. Mr. Mery field s sermon marrow night at the Court House is * What ii utucs of the Murderer." We hope he may 1st. Wheelbarrow race I»l, premium $>.U0 M. 83AW 3d. 89.00 2d. Foot race, 1st, premium $6.00 2d, 8 I.ott itn Munday will ' occur the Centennial 1 <>1e Hairing at Freeport. (Irving townriijp.)1 ll>* rditnrof the l^*x.*rn will by present lit tin Kct-iving tbe news of lhe nomination i .-i l.uui.«, John nf the Jouraal l>egnn to in,’ tl at good old hymn, that t*wd*. “Their , .i land of purr delight," Ac. We were pleased to receive calls, a few days since, from Hun. I’ * B. Baron of Sea Francisco. California, a ho la visiting his 2d. W.00 3d. F2.U0 fith. Fat man’s Race. IM. premium 86.0(1 24. £1.00 3d, 82.00 Mr. B. is a wide awake Republican, an ex­ . In the evening lherc will heh grand and member of the California Legislature, in magnificent display of fire works. which he has served ^vernl terms, an ex­ 1 he people uf Barry county should not I* director of the United Stale Mint al San Fian•>l«d into guing.to Nashville or Middleville fiweo. and al present a tanker in that city. u the 4ib. Tbe only Celebration worthy of He’has no doubt that California will go for Haye* and Wheeler by a very decided major- The Ladie s Mile Society the iTvsbyterian Church. wilt • u Friday afternoon by Mrs. liic gentlemen are invited connected with be entertained /The Knights of Pythias Band of this city W. D. Hayes/ gave a concert at Union Hall, last Saturday The Band to lea al six evening to a very fair audience. appearing in I heir new and beaut iful K. of P. -■G’UJ and gilrer is lhe only constitutional ii.rury. So way the Democracy at St. Louis Bru II. A. G. where are your Grecnlwek ilutsncw? Do you go for poor old Peter? Let um hear from you. Aaron Black of the firm of Black and Fuller, ba<> uur thank* fora fine mes* of Pigeons,' t. ured by him nt a recent trial intbiaeity. Uy the wny Mr. B. is said to l»ethe very best -limit in the county, of Barry. . ■ irrenliuck* were worth in coin on Wednro^•i.». Mi| cents on a dollar. If the ex-tSnfed< r%ies al St Loui* shall adopt a hsrl money l latform they will be worth at least 92 crate ■.n the dollar in le«s than ten duys. Wsnled—A Hayen and Wheeler pale to st! uniform for the first time. They pUyed several new and beautiful piece- while the sieging for aurya«*ed anything we have ever heard in this eily- Tbe audience threw Imquet after boquet to the performers nnd t aking ail in ail it was one of the best con­ e erts ever held in ibis city. 7a valuable borae wan Moton on Saturday evening tbe 2foh inst.. from J. A. Snyder of Hope. Barry County. Michigan, and «al*o a Single buggy wilhaew white trimmed barM«>. The property waa driven off by some thief, in tha early evening from a hitching port nt Cedrr Creek. A rowan! of $60 is offered by tU Sheriff for th* rapture of the thief or thieves,and arewnrdofliO by Mr J. A. Snyder for lhe recovery of lhe propertske this tuorning for the green lack pole that lays in frdnt of your office '.’ nnd if you do not ■li sire to nil oat cheap, perhaps A. J. of /tuxattucal.-Moi. Adeliade Hill, supported J rflrnon street, would. . ' . by J. P. Hill and a full Company wiU give . The balance uf cash in tbe state treamt/y entertainments on Saturday, Monday. Tues­ June 17 »u 81,066.892.40 ; receipts during day and Wednesday eveninga, and on Tuesday the week ending June 24 were 883.M8.0f*: afternoon. Saturday evening tbe piece will pajuents during same time were g&,818.18;’ he “The Chauiber of Death," in which Mrs tnlanee in treasury June 24. 1876, $1,084,677. HIB will nppe«r in her cetohralid role of I: increase fo^ the week 828.284.91 Moryenette of Be^ndy. ’•*rT,d **»’ for Dan of the Allegan Journal says The llasiitig* Baxxkb was the only paper in Bale at J. P. Roberts’ Drugstore. Michigan, we believe, which advocated Hayes' ' Mr. Wing la erecting a fine “Bowery" for nomination in preference Io that of any other the Centennial 4th of July dance, and if the weather is good a fine Ums Is in store for all What lhe most learned, famous and respectable men of Detroit say about tho Great Forepaugh show. f» e»«ry man who puts a job info his hand ». Geld. 11XX Money, on call 322'4 per cent. Primo Mmantile Paper. S'/A.ljwr rent. Mirh. Control .trek. 4gfc. Lake Shore. 54J4. CAMPAIGN CHICAGO TRIBUNE. For Hayes and Wheeler- Batter. all kind* heavy ; Mich, n-lectio «S tOreamry, 36. • > ltrs, western. 15*17. Buxar. firm: aoft white refined. Rio eoffso. mrunx; joMnna. UHMWM. Jara. M33rold. result of tbe contest will determine the future good or Hl of the country for a generation to come. The Democratic Confederate allianee is the same in character and spirit as when tbe on*, wing resolved that tbe war *— ---------Livxa-rooL June 34.2 r. a “teUure," and the oUser Breadstuff* dull. _ Flour. 23A»3>. < ately to make it o failure. —, —-----------harbor of refage for sectional animoaitles ami Sprint wheat. It* MRftiiM: cr2J luwsr than pro-slavery sentiment*. Since coming into control of tbe popular branch of Coagree* they have exhibited no alateaaanahip, no wisdon nor patriotism—nothing but obstructive poli­ cies and daatruetive purpose*, showing them­ selves incapable of progre«» or even ofcom prebending tbe wants of the country. They only “meddl* and a muddle.” With all their promtoes and pretensions they have pro­ ven utter failures in dealing with qnestians oft Taxation, Tariff, Revenue, Currencyjor Reform. If the Government again passes into the hand* of tbe Democrat ie-Confbdsrnle>> and r--------------------------- maly steady ia Dry Good: they secure possession oft he puree and the and Hardware, tn Grorarim tho moat notable feat­ sword, the army and the navy, the executive arm ar* weaknw* in eoffre* and .tr.nrth iu rexar* authority and lhe law making power, they will Rio Coffee 19*22.; Java 27*®; subetitutc reaction for progres* and re-eatabStandard A refined .ngar l«t. liah a reigh of terror and a system of peonage Linseed and Lard Oil* a trifle lower. in the South, and ballot-box stuffing and cor­ K*roa*ne.]8*nKruption in the eilirw of tho Nerth. Prudence AieoheL 82.17. admonishes that “th* destinies of lhe country Moewy to flail; in peace should be eonfidsd to those who saved Firrt btaae xilt edxe paper discounted at74M per it in war.” If th* ascendency of the Republican pony ia to be maintained, no agency win be more useful and potential Io that end than the by all Boksellers, or copies of il will be sent, Chicago Tribune which ha* no superior in pow­ UM>n,«3*Xb01.modfaam to (o«i buteberiax. MT6*1 per mail, post paid, at once, on their r^nit- er and influence among Republican new*paper*. tJb: ohoiew to .extra shipping. 0U0CK. Sheep shoerad. 4*0LW; w<m>Im1.044«*6. ng the price of it Io lhe Publishers, f. B. Hog*, medium to extra, ffijfisec 73;. Peterson 1 Brothers. Philadelphia, in a IctMesa pork, np to |3J \ - —r—* — '-I- !•**'. Smoked meats lend upwatd*: ham*. 17M*bou!d en. W4. Floor i* very dell, fair to good country brand* o< the week ending June 24th, closes the s129th wh Bo winter. »i.75*CJ5, . volume of thistlandatd electlc weekly. The content* of this nnd the preceding weekly Front now until after the Praaidential elec number enibruce The Keppela; Fifty Yearn of Hon, the Trifon, r will be cent at the following my Ufr, by the Earl of Albermarle, Quarterly extraordinary cheap rates : Krriem ; Mncaulay, Con Mill; Ger Cakes, Queen; Claromlon. Ctmtnnpoeary Urritw; Npellinjto ComUl! : Foeial. Reptroevitalive and Rairbling Plants, Mumillan; Coro. Chautbrri Jouraol: installments of “Jauett Ma­ son'* Troubles, a Story of Town nnd Country;" “For Pity's Sake," by the author of “Ilobselect poetry and miaeellaney. The first number nf July Mn hegfn a new volume. For fifty-two numbers, of sixtyfour large pages each (or more than 80Q0 pages a year), lhe subscription pnee (88) is low, or Mill better, fsr $10.60 any one of lhe American $4 monthlies or weeklies in sent ■pith The Taring Age for a year, both post­ paid. Litirll & Gay, Boston, are the pit Wish- Corn I* Ufle**: No. 2 mixed offered at 43. Oat* of which th.roant TllVObar. lathe ei.va »r. aro lower and weaker : wbiir^ mind.:! THE TRIBUNE COMPANY. Chicago, III. Potatoes 1S425, Tallow 7K. Wool doll sad unehaaced: flt«e*.35*X: inc. 3UR35. farmer* refuunx to wU. SPECIAL NOTICE. Ideal Nijipejj police? Facts for the Million. DaraArt. Micw., May 30th. We state voluntarily, and with pleasure, J that we have witnersed the gigantic shoa of [ Adam Forepaugh. ihe present aeaaun. in this city, anduhat Io uwr surprise it* advertise meat* are not exaggerated. The show is the most rtupenduous we ever saw. Ita every drpartmeut h coloeral, and every feature is perfection. The performance ofthe five Ele­ phant* by Addie Forepaugh, a la^only fourtren year* ol<l. D> the most remarkable rxbi billow ever seen here. Tho animals are doefte and obedient and exhibit a degree of inteligenoe rimort human. The pyramid, exactly a* lhe cute represent it. ia incredible, and still it is give® true tv life Io everybody's sur­ prise. in a word-we prooounee the Fore]j»ugh ebo’w the grandest ever aeen la this country during uiir lifetime. Hon. Sylvester I-arne-l. J, A. 8exio*. A $5 Book For 50 Cta. Tbe fart, referred to la the above caution are th* feet* in relation to the victories over diwaaeaehir­ ed by HocteUer1* Stomach Bltterv. That renowned tank is dally addins fresh laurel* of popularity to ted, Chronological, and IliMorienl Record of tbe xraat reputation which!t long*inc* obtained a* a Amenia— ita Past and Present.* Kite, G8 remedy for dy.psp.ia. eon.Upation. blUioaraen pages, as large aa the page* of Harper e WecAly. Bound in a handsome illuminated covers. Over ISO illnatratlon*. Synopsis of Contents. demotutraUnx to the •tiafeetlonv>f the public iu Ilhirtralions of all the Centennial Bunding*. .uperiority to tbe palliaUrse whlph flood the mar­ IBtirtralions of Philadelphia. New York. Bos­ ket and whoee make-believe cure* are traapctod ton, Baltimore, anfl other principal American in Maunfaeiurod tesUmonala. It is a sateeet of honest pride to tho proprietor* cities in 1776. Leading battles of lhe Revolu­ tion, the War of 1812 lhe Mexican War, and of Umistier'* BlUcn. that noelalau hare been *4 our. late Reltellion. All our Presidents, from vadeod In its behalf that eould not be eorroboatod Washington to Grant, with abort Biographical by ample proof* but mo*t a-«*uaredly had rurit Sketches. A miscellaneous collection of 68 been the ease, they rowW have expected nothing leading American*. Condensed History of better than that a preperation bol«terod up by America, from its discovery, in 1492, to[ the uatemeau eftbe same *trt>peea tboec indalxod in preeeat 8-y. IlhUMs^tem of ft^sd^ce. Fanrtrff. sfi'l Carpenter’* flail*: Tbe tlodaess holie rabbtoh. wool! .pesdily die of inanition, of Liberty. Stars and Stripes, American Eagle. foieh has been tbe fate of thousands of bspnffwl *“ Monuments of Bunker Hill, Baltimore. Wash- .ha-n*. rather Ism eBcaiou* thr~ Tbs sucow of the Bitton b . genuine excellence. Tho pubic has what they are adverttoed to de. the 'BwirierofDee.i. Joropb F Hadgwr. . tlUam antes, •> Auditor. Wm. J, Craig. Samuel D. Craig. Ain’t (3tyA1larocy. Chas. H. Borgman. City Clerk. C. J. ReiHey, Judge Circuit Court. Jno. D. Finnigan, who patronise U. Mr. Wi.g will, atoo, keep the ••bowery” Mending for the accommoda­ Liat of Patents. At a meeting of Pioneer Tire Co., No. j one tion of any who may wM »• trip tke HgH Liat of patents issued to Inventors of Mich­ held un Wednesday evening tbe tollowtag fanUMic toe on the day of Fore paugha great igan for lhe week ending June 24. 187C, nnd olfieers were elected, rix: Foreman. Whiter Bauoc's Mottbly Maoaxixx no* Jvir.— each dated Mett, 1873. iMrnished this Wilkins ; Ass't Foreman, Henry Anderton , We are in receipt of lhe IWmtsy Moil, vol The Juiy number of Ballon's Magaiine ia su < ompaay Engineer. W. C. Kelly; Secretary. nme one. ssabsr ew, a finely printed paper by Cox A Cox. Solicitors of Patents, perb. for il contains aueh a largo variety of F. S. Bowen; Treasurer, Baker Shriner: reading mailer that alt must be pleased with Washington, D. C* candidate for public fovor. just started at it. Ia addition to the stories, there are quite E. Wiliams. Owi" Rawer. Oibad. Xewnrd. A. J. Angle, Grand Rapids by the Mvsriay Mail Co-, a number of exaallant engravings, some of them L. Scofield. Straw Cutlers, Grand Haven. The HrpaUie says:—Mrs. Hayes, tho Wife $5 a roar. It i« evidet»Hy a eofl money advo­ of a handsome character, mid aU worthy of J. Ward, Music Repositories, Hillsdalt. particular notice. There is a continuation of U the next president is a natiro of Kentucky, cate and hence the fH«d of repudiation. the rreat serial railed “That Taylor Boe,” *bo. by her own act, emancipated her slaves. Tbe leas such papers we bare the better for by M. Quad, ofthe Detroit Free PreM, and It She is a lady in every sense of the word. »on M l> ■*»•• highly educated, gracefol, and pleasing in her L talk. PW. «UkK„ wHitr. 4—Hon. W. W. Weolnongb eftbe Battle Crrot tic tote* of inicreai. The contenta embrace yHfour Mys:—Perhaps pome of the papers the following.: /'Geo. Davenport of Woodland, has just I that have been poking fan at Dewey, of the in the Hasting* P ••Beau Brumm*!!;” •< Ust of letter* remaining 1 "Wetimtolxter Abbeys* completed one of the finest farm Amsm in the Hustings Baxsbb. will now see that he must O. Barry Coualy,■, Mich, June, 28th 1&7Q. County of Barry. Tbe finiahing loaches wrre have bad some inkling an to who tbe “great Marie Brom. Mm.. Crista Flemming. Mi» put <,n it MicUd, and Ust foci is u.k«>w. wa^a. Mr Hay*. Jfary CnU.SJbabMh;Johnson. Clariva Smith. ‘^ftcienl te estah'iah tbe superiority af ths he Ma had paried at the broil of his edriorUI H. Swift. painting Ac., tor John always does goo d work • new silk hat and walks as proudly ’ as a turkey rock. Tkllu—"That Taylor BoyOur Little Prudence;” “Ruthven's Puxxlo 1’agc “Curious Matters:” “The Housekeeper,** •‘Facts and Fancies;” "Our Announcement for 187fl;" “Uncle John's Fourth of JulyHumorous Pictures." Published by Thomas A Talbot, 28 Hawley St., Boston, at 81.60 per year, postpaid. Ha«tiX(18, June ■ I. S. Sth. 1S7G. Gekb. UNDERTAKING Being a buri new that nectln a great deni of ex|M*rienn.*, After many year* In the business, can traly ny that they can do better work, and give better satiofactlou than any other firm In thi* k ». W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with the exi>edeuce of a life­ time, will always give hi* petsonal at­ tention to thi* ]Mut of their extensive business. Hcsnstt and Team fumiabad when requested. The Electric Balm will be used only when draired. STEBBINS BROS. Hastings, July 2Sth. 1875. WHEAT (white) petbtu&el. fit AMI WHRATtred) per boshst. 11-00*1-10 FLOUR, asr cwt. 4X50, t CORN, per bushel. Erie. OATS, per bnihtl. 30*32. BUTTER, psrlh.. 13*1 le. APPLES, per bo.kJ. Hie. 0NI0NSM'Jxrbnshrl.EB*Ge. BEAKS, psr bushel. «5*fil.OJ. PORK. »7.00*8.«i. MESS PORK, psrlb.. U:. HAMS, per lb.; Ifc. SHOULDERS, per Ik. 10e. LARD, per lb.. 14c. TALLOW, per lh..7K«. CHICKENS, osr lb., tri CILKBHE. per lb.. 10 WOOL, per lb..25* Me. SALT. finoj*rbM..W.7S BALT, coarse, per bbl.. KM HAT. per ton. «Oj90*I4.K, DRIED PEACH ES. pearsd. per lb., lie. DRIED PEACHES, unpeare.t. P«r lb. 12c. WOOL. WOOL. I am again penparod to do Cardias on fetisort NoUoe. al the OLD FACTORY BaiMinx on Tbornssnle River, EAPLE SUGAR. WMfe HIDMcroea, per lb..*fie. HIDflE.4ry.perlh..ae. SHEEP PELTS. Be to 11 36. WELCOI �I bushel in the ^e^Bpi-Weekiy heplihlicaji tapper RURAL TOPICS. FEEDING COWS ON INDIAN MEAL. A dairyman in Western New York has1 been feeding his cows in the winter season on Indian meal alone—no hay or other feed whatever—and he . claims that his‘ on* hay, Ac. ; and arc otherwise beuefittol by cows giro more milk than when tbc meal feeding. led Tbe cvhfenw of hb claim* were so strong that a committee was appointed by tbe Western New \ nrk Dairymen’s Association to investigate the taro and report on it. | make the follow­ ing extract from the report : ‘‘The cows for size aud general appearance are above an average lot of native cows ; weight about 900 pounds. average live Tbe herd were fed exclusively upon corn meal for 7 (seven) weeks ; each animal, according increase ot trope. CALIFORNIA In a case where a bushel qfhen taenurc wiw app.'ud to core iu the hill, it produced 70 pound* of sound corn th the car oyer what the same number of hills adjoining produced, to which no fertiliser was ap­ plied. But this manure requires to be comt*>‘*.cd some months before it is uacd. I be^in in May to compost all that has 1m»u gat I cred during lhe winter and Sriog, kept in barrels and well packed wn, and covered bo that none of its virtues will escape. I first spread a layer of noil, tlu\n a layer of hen manure, and so on with alternate layers, aliout four times as much soil as manure to each lay­ er. I make the heap flat on tho top to catch rains, and cover all with ooanehay or straw. In the fall I bavo the heap shovelled onr, mixing it thoroughly, cov­ er again, and leave it till the next spring, when it b in good condition to use on any crop. If hen manure bo used before it has time to become incorporated with the soil with which it u mixed, it is apt to kill vegetation. For instance, if a handful be put in a hill of corn, and mixed with the soil, and tbe vuiu corn be soil, auu iuv uv theuj iuw planted, |n*»»», _ it would be liable to kill tbe corn when ita | rooU come in cluse contact with it ; but when lying a whole season itt a compost heap every part of tho heap boeomes equal­ ly strong, and the original manure is not vis­ ible. Fowl houses sliould be so constructed that tlie manure c*j be easily eathered once in two weeks or oftener. If. one has THE CHICAGO & NORTH-WlrtTERK WAY D-r’r"SFMWfer. Uasta*. MU*/ R/iD- ;___________ ________ Sweet's Hotel, Embraces under one management the Great Trunk Railway Lines of tiia WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. with its numerous branches and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago aud all joints in to iu digestive 'capacity, making an aver­ age of about 3 (three) quarts of meal per day fur each cow. During this time the following points were apparent ; The cows did not ruminate. They were very ' quiet: did not evince any inordinate desire for food when hay was shown them ; not so much as is displayed by cows that are fed on hay alone, in the usual way of feed­ ing. a little less than they will cat. They were much more quiet than cow* fed meetly on meal with a small feeding of hay, say four to five pounds per day. We could not discover any signs of suffering or unrest in any way whatever ; that by compai ing their condition at the time of going on to meal with their condition at lhe time of going baek again to bay, we could not discover that they had either lost or gained in weight or flesh ; that visiting them again after thirteen days on hay, wc could not discover anything aliout them that would denote but that they had been wintered in the usu>V w*y.” The committee say that tho calves dropped from these cows “arc of more than ordi­ nary rise, fleshy, strong, active and healthy," and cite other advantageous features of the case. Ifa dozen committees were to' rc~ ^port that the best way to winter cows is to feed nothing but Indian meal. I would never do it. It i» unnatural feed when fed alone : and it is absurd to suppose that farmers have existed since the world was made without finding out tbc best way to feed cowa till the year 1876 I I •pre the report as made for wliat it is worth. It shows that cows can subsist seven weeks on corn meal alone, without any appartqt injury ; 'and that is all that it docs show that can be considered of xmJW6_______________ Illinois. Wincoxsix, northern Michigan, Minnmdota. Iowa, Nkhraxka, California nnd the West­ GRAND XAP1INL "THEVBMTOr' ........................MICHI - BOARD AND ROOM. HUI DAY ern TRJU1ITORIK8 IU Omaha and California Line lathe shortest nnd beet route for all eilnts in NoxxnxRX Illinois, Iowa, AKOTA, NeDKASKA. WYOMING, Carriaje, Sim as-1 m Colorado, Utah* Nevada, Cali­ fornia, Oregon, China Japan and PAI NTER AU8RRALIA. Its Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Lino in the ahart.linn for Northern Wis­ consin and Minnesota, and for Madi­ son, Bt. itoek'o Carriage Shop ■ 1 Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all point* in the Oroat N artbweM Its Winona and 8t. Peter Line I* tbe only route fat WixaNA.ditocMEa- Watertown, Fond Du LauOekeosh, AfflejoE, Grrex ©ay. Kscaxaba Negaunee. Mabqvette, Houghton. Hancock and tbe Lake huperiob Country- it* TIME TABLE No. 8. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. ter. Owatonna, Mankato, Bl Peter New Ulm, and all points Iu Southern and Central Minnesota. ltd Green Bay and Mb*, latte Line Is the only Br* for Janesville, Haatinga, Mioh. • xilabalO J_, 8- STAUFFER, Prop. Beeummo4aliaa>.T *bi Freeport and Dubuque Lins r-As USUAL. Is the only route for Elgix, Rockford, CHARGES superphosphate, bone dust, or any other Frffport, and all points via Freeport. , commercial fertiliter, to be used in the Its ,HH. xx3A> hills of crops, R is a pood plan to mix Chicago and -Milwaukee Line i Mid is cirri Tp |"NT KT fY 17’17’ such fertilizers with the compost heap of Is I* the tbe old Lake Bhoce Shore Route. Route.juid - the - I M. . » .1 JIaXiTN f hen manure at the time of nlanting, ad­ only one pausing through Evanwton. ding more soil, then graduating tho quan­ Lake*’"Forest,"‘ Highland Pajul Waukegan, acine. Kenosha to tity used to a hill by its strength, a hand­ M ilwaukee. ful generally being the quantity used, . Pullman Palace Cart BATTLE CREEK. MI0B when mixed with four times the bulk of are run on all through trains ofthla These* unrivaled mnobiactf and repair* for fertilizers in soil. toad. ■ This it tho ONLY LINE running CUBING C11EESK. reune arc supplaxl at l«wrast factory prices Great losses occur in cheese making these ears between Chicago aud Bt. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ by from improper curing. 'The best au­ cago and Winona. thorities in tho United States on cheese1 At Omaha our Sleepers connect with making give the proper tempraMure for tbe v rland Sleeper* on tho Union a O e allroad for all pointe West ot curing cnetsc, to obtain the best rixulis asi to quality, to be from 70° to 75° Fahr.; the Mlasouri River. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. ’ On tbc arrival of tbe trains from the that this temperature must be uniform, ■ East or South, the train* of tbe Chicago otherwise fermentation may be chocked or’ 4 North-Western Railway LEAAE inercased, causing bitterness or an '-objec­ CHICAGO as follows: For Council Hluflk, Omaha and Cali­ tionable taint in the cheese. Mr. Wil­ lard, the best authority in New York fornia, Two Through Trains daily,with J Pullman i’alace Drawing Room and State, says : “Moisture is sn important Bl^b.Og ^Bn< t^rOU?^1 lo ^oun,’*‘ clement in cheese ; that it should bo pro­ Geo. M. Savage A Co’s Column. perly dial ributed through the solids, and1 ForSt. Paul and Minneapolis, Two so assimilated as to form one liomogeneousi Through Trains Dally, with Pullman mass, mellow nnd plastic, giving thecbeeM:, Palace Cars attached on both train*. ' For Green Bay and Lake Superior. .lhe appearance of great richness: That1 Two Trains dally, with Pullman Palace llArW SEEDS. Ai.*kct iHcxim at least from 30 to 33 per eent. of mois-’ ( -Cars attached, aud running through to 119 Klatt* Hu CHICAGO. ILL. tore should be retained in curing choeae ; Marquette. For Milwaukee. Four Th rough Trains w -v<-yrrarr'»Sk that as we decrease the percentage of daily. Pnllman Cart on night train*. _ . 1 " _ moisture from this point, the percentage Chair Car* on day train*. of, butter must be increased to obtain mel­ Parlor For Sparta and Winona aud points In ’ . . .. . * lowness of texture ; that the cheese is Minnesota. One ^rough Train dally, rfiatku MILWAUKEE BRBWERY. not improved in taste by subalilution, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. ” VV ” l * — .— UnuMl z.i.CT Mr»i>n /Avar A.^ At, Lzdrpil, iMreit MU*. . . •bor Dubuque, via r roeport, iwo i.t.—li-ai- n u..,-.,—, which is often a serious lolw, and this loss For importance. __________ Tt“=gll Trains dallp. With Pullaiim J. F. MMo*ey 4 Co.. WO <lr*od Rtrir a*ma«. .w may always be estimated to be in propor­ Through Cars on night trains. winteau A to.. bnw*n. Daaeaa*a Br«w«<7. 4* BEST BREKIJ.OV COWS. tion between tbc cost of waler and fat. J, — Dubuque -------------------------------------For and La Oroww, via Clio-----------------------------— --------- -■ ■ ~ There is nothing of more interrot to That by proper temperature and attention ton, 1 wo inrvugn inuna uaiiy, wiui farmers and all persons keeping but one or in retaining a right proportion of mois­ Pullman Cara on night train to Me ' more covm than reliable information on ture, thc-chceac is not only of letter flav­ For kloux City and Yankton, Two tho Iwst breeds, and that can best be giv­ or and quality, but a saving in weight of en by quoting from time to time the i from three to four per cent, is made to Trains dally. PoUman Cars to Missouri | Tlmntky. curw. FUx. IIOnr»ri*a. Miii.t. r.’ opinions of Home of our best dairymen. the producer over the ordinary methods of Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. A gentleman who has been a dairyman curing. That by the use of refrigerator oiKKKHiiisorxrK Bouonp. For Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, SV years as reported as having said before rooms, a cheese may be kept al any de­ Janesville, and other points, you can . I IT ■>><! II* Klailr Air the New fork Farment’ club as follow*: ■ IIIICAUO. 111.1 sirable point of flavor; and thus by have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, xo. 415 Broadway; He prefers the cow which gives the most holding when the markets are dull, or W •££££= milk. If a cow will- give twenty-fire weather unsuitable for shipping, the fh- Boston Office, No. 5State Street; Omaha Offiac, 253 Farnham Street; San Fran­ quarts of milk per day, she would be tcn cning space of time may be bridge ov­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; ■ •taacoaMry ? Tfc« N»<i t. th* Mw&Ank. more profitable than atmlher which only er by the factories without detriment to Chicago Ticket Office; ffil Clark Street, ■Bd larealon A.-^.tiuB, the n.ly rxltobl. p»igave eighteen quarts. Then, if you sent tha flavor or quality of tbc chocac. That under Sherman House; corner Canal MUAteasy in Michhnn. 37 U. Lonxrm* Si. Doyour milk to the factory to be made into with our present knowledge of cheese and Madison Street; Kinaic Street XziJ»< THOS. 8 SBRAGUE. PrwHntL cheese, or sent it to the market, the more making, a certain amount of fet in the Depot, corner W. Kcnxic and Canal Street: Wells Street Depot, corner Welts milk the more profit. If a man keeps but milrts needed to make a good, palatable and Konzle Slreete. one or two cows it will be no criterion. cheese. Hence excessive skimming, or a For rates or Information not attaina­ 1 " bolMdt and Retail. Compare them with a herd of 'twenty-five reduction of the fat in milk below one and ble otu your home ticket agents, ap­ or forty cowh and they will fall short con­ ply Marvin HuaHrrr, Gen. Sup'f, Chicago siderable. He prefers the Holstein to. mended where the skimmed milk is to be W. n. Stennktt, any otlicr breed ofcnttle he ever owned. made into cheese, unless other fat Im sub­ Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago. He rays they are noted for their milking stitute d to supply tho deficiency.” XX89 i qualities. Running with a herd of twen­ ty-five cows tbc pure blood and grades are I havo^tbc following property for sale the beat Tbe Holstein arc very hand­ cheap for cash, or for good approved pa­ some. Jet black forward and rear, a per. ’ Two good work horses, one lumLcr bright white blanket around the body wagon, one buggy, and three -act of har(some black with white spots on them), arc very docile, small head, eyes dear, 1.8. Giro. Quimby S(atioa, on tho Uraad Rapids DHtalarge, mild and sparkling, home short; neck Ha.ST 1 NUB, June Kth, 1876. ion of ike Michigan Central Railroad, euntain. small at the head, straight bn tbc back, ing acres, ofwbkh heavy quarters, short legs, udder large and square, teats stand well apart, hair soft and fine. They are Dutch cattle, nnd sown'to Wheat.' The property ia well will match any breed in the world.” Sarpcal aid leckaiical DENTIST G SALVATOR BEER Dr*----- ”------ * MS’ cfe" ALBEM DTOKUrSOH, “VS.IVU 11 SEEDS, CLASS AND PAINT wSX’Pu.T'*' U ‘**W «~. l~a . FARM FOR SALE! xtanrr 50 RE IMPROVED FOR LADIES That tlicre is great fertility iq plowing in a hatvy crop of green clover is known to all good farmers; but tho question is, when ought it to be turned under ? Il it be plowed in when first is btoreon, tho laud cannot be used immediately for any other crop, unless it be for buckwheat, or some other giecn crop, to be cut for stock, and fed green. If such crops arc wanted, that system of management would be a good one; but bj cutting the first crop of j dover for hay, and turning under the .sec­ ond crop, the land might be sown with rye immediately after being plowed. In order to cover tho clover well, a roller should be run over it just before plowing. If the clover should be a heavy crap, the land might be sown to wheat, ns it re­ quires a better soil for wheat than for rye. Buekwbwl turned under wten in hl«som. if sown nnite thick, also enriches land to tbc value of many times its ensl. ! POULTRY MANURE. Hen Masuro is much more «o!<l on one desiring THE CHERT OF DISEASE I A First-Clas* Fi Snelylocated, and under thorough culture. For Particular* Inpair* at this office or of the Sutaeriber. . wm. nAMinfi Jan’y. lat. J876. McPherson. TO MAM AMO BEAST 1. ik.ilrw, 014 GENTEMEN MUSTANG •Sts.tTIAii «?B<i^A8‘iTOODTU1!TBSTOJ' 18 1,0 ™ IT WILL ^AMENESS IT valuable BILLIARD, iXlRorETTE — w.~. » waw VI puuun, In quantity to make it worth 26 cents per liuritc’, aooordtnx to the wholesale comnicteul value of there fertilizers. But, THE FOE OF PAIN XXSOmG PENSIONS I PKXBIONM 11 FOR teEWSSs?- jffisr SONGS LAKr HQ0 SOLD LAST SKAEON WITHOUT 0MS FAILVME OB RUXCnON TEN PFN BALLS Alt •____________ __ ATM “*® S!»H B*»»» ST.. («-«J Floor,) I HTLADELPHLA, xulSal ^^Vo^T^SjT'k TLE S«¥AS!<iJOtlLH- A "°Tjsse&w&s: TO life aisd U8EFUI.NE® A V ALDABLE HORSE, GREBLE&RUSSELL � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-03.pdf 54a3c0b69d423b6837bef37b38809558 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 19. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. JULY 3,1876. Read the Record GEO. M. DEWEY KUH OR AND PUBLISHER. O3FStreet, IIulln<i, Darrjr TXX3S Not Only a Gallant Soldier, but a Model Officer—He Refuses, While in the Army, to G> Home and Electioneer for Congrets.--Declar­ ing that Any Offer Who Would Do So -'Ought to Be Sea’pod." th* Cincinnati Om»U«. 1506 Sold if! 1871. 304g Sold tyt >8jt. 747a' I From When the rebellion broke out few men of Gen. Haves* ago had a more brillliant Sold i/l >8/3. 14376 Sold i/i 1874. 31077 prospect. As an oriKina! Republican. he naturally look aides withjthe Union cause, Sold // 1873, 4ijo fuLLy 100000 iriLL and his sympathy with it was intense. As illustrating his views and feeling’ at Bl WUI/JCD 7081876. O/tl 44L7 this time the following, written by him on 4fiD Oi'ectory Cardr. not ciModin* all EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine diflbrent Points for 1876, thus adapting; the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED DCrMM AMD BUSINESS CARDS. Come and get one ON TRII mtumnuiM. F. S. BOWEN, II -.Uno. Mjob.v -__________ , peace. A man may escape a pistol, no matter how near his head, but not a dusc of poison." On the 15th of May. 1801, he wrote : Judge Matthews aml l have agreed to go into tho service for the war, if posmblc into the same regiment. I spoke my 1 Champion Reapers and Mowers. ttlf JOHN Q. CRESSY. tllKUIFF, Uaasty Ceunlr R»rr«yor and IJcntr* ? *Genuine. Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, ' । G. HOLBROOK, ««ry, will attend pent lru.l«l to him. OS< RUSSELL. GREBLE THE LUCIUS RUSSELL, VICTORY IS I I I । WON ! feelings tu him which be said were his also, viz: That this was a just and nec­ essary war ; tlisl it demauded the- whok power of the country, and that I would prefer to go into it, if I knew I was to die br be killed in the course of it, rather than to lire through and after it without taking any part »n5t. The fall of Fort Sumter aroused an in­ tense war feeling in Cincinnati, which found its first expression in a great pub­ lic meeting of citizens. Mr. Hayes was appointed Chairman of the Committee, on Resolutions. i I COMMENCEMENT nF IHH MILITARY UK EH. ' Mr Hayes and Judge Matthews I undertook to raise a regipent for• the ‘ Union service, and, in a short time, they j had companies enough fur twn. With With ! j ten of these tbc Twenty-third Ohio Infan। । try was organized, with W. S. Ruwcrans । ‘ .as Colonel, Stanley Mai thews ax Linutcn< nut Colonel, and ll. B. Hayes as Major, ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME • CHAN. II. BAUER. ... I I ■■■■. llnycs and Matthews had, been sehoolmates together, and it waamgroed between [ them, os neither had military experience, The Triumph is Complete .TTOHNKT AT LAW AND FBMJ1CUFINO ATTORNEY for Barra Cownt’. Areal for H<me i dial a trained soldier must l>o placed at , the bead of the regiment. Hence the ■ selection of Qol. Kusecrau*. who was soon promoted to a larger command, and was |N ' siicceeded by Cal. Scammon, also a Weal Point graduate. Tho ngilMDtj as thus organized, arrived at Clarksburg, W. Va., Jtily 27,1861, and spent the rcmaimlcr of the ]year in arduous campaigning ' under Gen. Rnsecranit, on whose staff, for a time, (ten. 1 '\_r liayos served as Judge Advocate. „ the fight nt Carcifex Ferry, Hayerf was detached with the loft wing of hit regi­ ment and. sent by Rosecrana to find and threaten tJw rebel flank atid rear, which he did, thus materially hastening the ene­ my's retreat. Daring the- ensuing fall, g-as.-ijoCT STAHLEY is the VICTOR, , WM, II. HAYFORD, SY .ud j-cSsriiSF'--Siir.-x PHYSICIAN A SU1 PARTNERSHIP. I. W. DROWN-PUraUUa.. Jter1 Hulinn. A»«. 10.'H75. ' ixtSif WM. UPJOHN. '-I1YMC1AN A BVBHEOS.-Caee wo«t tad « SutiSt. (lutiao. Mieh. DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. DR. IL F- PECKHAM. A. P DRAKE, FHWWIAN Jk KUUnfcOS.-Ofiee over F. /•*!•> « l»ras Store. StotaBL, Haatinp. Ml II. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, attaalMta firen to Dbeora Woman “■* tb Idren.ia XXHtf M. W. RIKER, VSTIOt OF THE PHACK. Gawaral ColJeettoa - • ' ' ■ .1 Law. .»<! WWW' SALISBURY E BROSSEAU- D®AtBJlS IN irCBNITUBB. tahoUiw-y Gomb. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. *** •,rB 11 ~~ (JOAIK -A.TVL* SEIS ME: t JOHN STANLEY, TTngfgiiig^ June 1^1*78 . TAKE NOTICE. To f/ioxr U'/ifim it may Concern: I am now running a NEW POlll ABLE mACIIlNE for Moving, Rasing, or (.'hang­ inc the Location of Buildings Irom small to "rent and having handled nlioul 1,200 bnildmgs in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a calL inv address is Irving, Barry ()o„ Mich. } A. S, DEAN. Irving, Mich , April. 11th, 1876. «6(hn3 BATES* AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN. In August the Twenty-third was or­ dered East to join the army of the Poto­ mac, and haring been attached to the division of Gon. J. D. Cox,- marcbed into Maryland, arriving at Middletown Sfcpt. 13tlu Here, on the 14th, began the battle of South' Mountain, resulting in the great battle of Antiltam on the 17th. At South Mountain the Twenty-third, under Lieut. Col. Hayes led tho column, and was the first infantry engaged. At an early liour it marched up the mountain, by an unfrequented road, surprised and captured the cncuijrVpickets, and vigor­ ously assailed his main line, sheltered be­ hind some parapetr. The enemy, in greatly superior force, poured into the ranks of the attacking troope a heavy . fire of musketry and canister snot, and in few minutes 100 men nod officers of the Twenty third were wounded, and forty­ eight killed, out of ^10 who went into the 4th t»f January, 1861, may be quoted: Sonth'Carolina has passed 'a sccerainn notion. Among the wounded was Lieut. ordiauce. an 1 Federal laws arcret at naught Col. Hayes, who had an arm broken, and in the State. Overt acts enough have lay npou the field disabled by the severity 11 is regiment now changed been committed, forts and treenail having of his wound. been taken, a revenue cutter seized, and front, in order to meet a flanking fire, and, Maj. Anderson kwieged in Fort Sumter. mistaking this for a movement to retreat, Other cotton States are abont to follow. he sprang to his feet, and rushing again to i Disunion and civil war are at hand, and the line of battle, exerted himself, in spite yet 1 fear disunion and civil war less than of his wound, in rallying and encouraging compromise. We can recover from his men, until carried to the rear overcome la his report । them. The Free States alone, if we must with pain and exhaustion. go on alone, will make a glorious Nation. of the battle, Gen. J. D. Cox, command­ I do not feel gloom 1 when I look forward. ing the division, made special mention of The reality is less /rightful than the ap thia act of gallantry, commending it in the prehension which we have all had these highest terms. Dnring the month of August, preceding many years. Let us be temperate, calm, and just, but firm and resolute. Critten­ this buttle, Lieut. Col. Hayes had been den's compromise! Windham, speaking appointed Colonel of the Seventy-ninth of the rumor that Bonaparte was about to Ohio Infantry, and Imd l»ccn mustered out invade England, said : “The danger of of the Twenty- third to accept the ap­ 1 invasion is by no means equal tu that of pointment. Unwilling to leave his old 4*V4»r Sold THT 3UJ» I 12 00 ISOOOlSOADl iojMi w sojM>i~a>.t>u I His Reccrd in ths War of the Re­ bellion.—Wounded Four Times, and Four Hones Shot unuer Him. OLIVEB HUE | now I TKS OP AD VERTIS1NG. Ft I GENERAL HAYES- cl,.and amigned to tho command of the i Twenty-third, scouted all over a wide cir­ cuit of mountainous country, «<n one occa­ sion having a narrow escape from death by an ambuscade of bushwhackers. ‘ On tho 1st of May, 18G2. ho made a brilliant dash on Princeton, driving the rebels pre­ cipitately from the town, and capturing about 200 rifle* and several prisooeni. On the 10th, at Giles C.;H., ho was at­ tacked by a greatly.superior force, and fought all day, while gradually falling back a distance rd five miles. His com­ mand in this affair comprised nine com­ panies of the Twnty-thirds 500 cavalry, and a section of artillery. By withdrawing his calavry and infantry alternately, he managed to choose hiaown positions, and, notwithstanding tho great inferiority of his force, kept the enemy at bay, and inflicted much greater injury than ho received. Hie skill and coolness in handling h» forces on tliii oaSsforil’VOked cheers from his men, which to tho enemy had the meaning and effect of «n arrival of rcinforcementa on thil Union side. He roceived a severe contusion from a .“hell during the fight, but remained on active duty. WHOLE NO. 1062. renew the fight, but were followed up vigorously, a9d again driven off. The rebels, now reinforced, made a third «ffort to beat back their assailants, but met with no better success, and fled precipitatcly, losing largely in killed and wound­ ed, among the former being their com­ manding officer, General Jeakins. The struggle at the guns wns desperate, the rebel artilleryman endeavoring to load their pieces when the assailants were not over ten paces distant. First to reach the guns was Private Kosht, of tbc Twentythird.aboy of eighteen, who sprang for­ ward from the ranks, and with a shout thrust his cap into the mturalo of one of the captured cannon. This gun proved to be a 24-poundcr, which the enemy set great-store by, and which Col. Hayes' men recognized as one that had confronted them in nearly every fight in that port of the country. There being a dispute among the soldiers as to-who captured it, the boy Kosht reached his hand into the muzzle and drew out his cap, thereby proving indisputably the title of his regi­ ment. Dublin Statian, eight miles be­ yond Lloyd's Mountain, was captured the following night. Gen. Crook now turned his column northward by way of Meadow Bridge and Salt Pond Mountain, traversing one of the wildest and roughest sections of the Allegheny Mountain region. THE RETREAT FROM LYNCHBURO. After a lung series of 'skirmishes and exhausting marches, the \omuiand ar- rivefl at the old rendezvous at Meadow Bluff, and being there refitted it pushed on and joined Gen. Hunter's force at Staunton, June Sth. Hunter, reinforced by CrookfgD'l Averill, at once began' his meditated advance on Lynchburg, and ou tho 10th Hayes' brigade marched to regiment in front of the enemy, he remain­ Brownsburg, 23 mile*, skirmishing nearly ed with it, though not strictly in the ser­ nil the way. The column struck the vice, and his South Mo mtain wound now Virginia and Teocsxce Railroad on the prevented him tram joining tho Seventy­ 14th inst., and, arriving in the vicinity of ninth. He was, therefore, appointed Lynchburg, Crook's command, on the Colonel of the Twenty-third, to date from 1 Sth, was sent to the right <ta a flanking October 15, and, on die 25th of December czpcditivn, with a view to attacking the following, was placed in command of the city in tfN^rear. While conducting this Kanawha Division, now ordered back tn inovcincnt/Crook received word from IlunWest Virginia. tor tho oomny, strangely reinforced from This division'was always a fortunate Richmond, was about to attack the cen­ and famnua organization. It was com­ ter in overwhelming force. Crook there ' manded at different times by Gens. Rose- fore moved with the utmost speed to the crans, Cox and Crook, and in the first exposed point, and by the timely aid of campaigns in the Army of the Shenan­ his command the attack was repelled. doah was led by Gena. Hayes and Duval. The troops remained under arnw and under It bore a prominent part in Rosecrans’ fire the remainder of tho day, and when campaigns in West Virginia in 1861, night closed in began the retreat, in McLellan's Antietam campaign in 18G2, which the augmented and dow over­ and in Sbcridan's-eampaign in the Valley whelming strength of the enemy rendered of Virginia in 18(51. ' Gen. Hayes en­ necessary. tered it as Major df tho Twenty-third, Col. Hayes’ brigade covered this re­ Ohio, and commanded its first brigade treat, which proved to bo one of the most arduous movements of the war. The over two years. During 1863 he led his brigade in nu­ constant marching, fighting, and expos­ merous arduous expeditious in Western ure of the previous six weeks Virginia, one of these that of Gon. Scam­ had worn out the men, and mon to the extreme southwestern part of they had now just passed forty-eight the State fur the capture of Saltville. hours without sleep, and almost without The expedition succeeded in capturing food. The retreating column moved west­ Wytheville, broke up the railway at that ward, along the line of the railway, slowly Haycsr brigade jioiDt, and returned in time . to assist in pursued by tho enemy. preventing the escape of John Morgan a.wuited by the cavalry, had a brisk fight from Ohio. with the pursuing forces at Liberty dur­ ing the night of the 19th, and on the BATTLE OF LUIYDM MOUNTAIN. morning of the 20th, having skirmuhed The campaign of 1864 opened, in ac­ all the way, reached Buford’s Gap, and. cordance with Gen. Grants plan, by a having held the Gap during the remainder simultaneous Advance of all the armies, of that day, hastened on to rejoin the East and West. As auxiliary to the oper­ division. Near Salem the brigade was ations of the army of the Potomac before attacked simultaneously in front and rear, Richmond, this plan embraced a co-opera­ but cut ita way through and pursued its tive movement by Gen. Sigel up the f march, skirmMiing heavily all thercmainShenandoah, and by Gon. Crook up the dor of the day and up to 10 o'clock. Kanawha, aiming at the enemy's resour­ Tho troops were now almost crazed with ces and line of communication in the loss of sloop, fatigue, and hunger. At neighborhood of Staunton and Lynch­ North Mountain the pursuit coded, hut burg. Gen. Crooks forces including not the sufferings of the soldiers. The the brigade of CuL IIayes, and numbering in all about 6,00U men, advanced from country was poor, and thioly peopled, the supplies had long been exhausted, and tho Upper Kanawha during the last days of no rations were obtained until tlie com­ April, and made directly for the Virginia mand reached Big Sewell Mountain on ami Tennessee Railroad, aiming to strike the 27lh. it near Dublin station. Tho route lay Daring the nine days preceding this through an extremely mountainous coun­ date, Gen. Crook’s division had marched try, and crossing one range after another over 180 miles, losing many homes and tho troops were exposed to the severe some men, from exhaustion and want of storms of rain and snow prevclent in those regions in the spring of the year, and food. The retreat terminated by the ar­ rival of the wearied columns at Meadow encountered extreme difficulties and Bluff, and the command reached Charles­ nardships. The enemy was occasionally ton July 1. • met, but was readily brushed out of the BRILLIANT CAREER IN THE VALLEY. way, until Moy 9, when bo took position on Lloyd’s Mountain, the name given to Early, who commanded the rebel corps; a mountain spur with steep and densely sent from Richmond to the reliefof Lynch­ wooded slopes, skirted by a stream of wa- burg, had by this time moved into the valley, and thence into Maryland. Goo Tbc rebel forces, compruing infantry Crook’s command was, therefore, ordered and artillery, occupied one of the crests cast, and setting out on tho 10th, arrived of tho spur, and their lino was covered by rail at Murtinsbuig on the 14th. There by a rude breastwork. Col. Hayes led Hayes'brigade remained until die 18th his brigade against the position. The when it advanced to Cablctown, ton miles approach lay through a level, open mead­ beyond Harper's Ferry, and drove in the ow, about GOO yards wide, which the enemy's pickets. Early, after menacing troopt crossed at the double-quick, under the defences of Washington, now withdrew k heavy fire of musketry and artillery, from Maryland, pursued by Wright's without returning a shot. Then, after a Sixth Caros, which he turnad fiercely moment’s pause, they dmhod acrosa tho upon at Snicker's Gap, July 19, driving alreatu, and, mounting the hill, made a back Wright's.advunre witii oonsiderabh-----------— ------- , _ -------------- , loos. The rebel commander tliau remuaed hmU, which they cuTMrd, capturing two his march, and was believed to l« making guns The enemy fell book to a second his way up the valley Inward Gordonsrille. crest of the mountain, and there tried to Accordingly on the 22d, Col, Baytn was . �sent out with hrs brigade and two soctivm ■ of artillery to reconnoitre, and while entire­ ly unsupported and without communication with the main body on the other a^de of tbc Shenandoah, was completely surround­ ed by two divisions of the enemy’s cavalry llABTrsaa, Mica., July 3, I87TL but fought hia way out and rejoined Gen. Crook on the 23d at Winchester. * On the 24th Crook advanced, easily driving the enemy’a cavalry, rappoeed to be cov­ ering the rebel retreat up the valley, when suddenly, near Kcrnstown Early's whole WHO£? army developed itslf in battle array dose upon the left flank, and, pouncing upon ■ (’rook, compelled him to fall back rapidly on Martinsburg. Hayes covered this re­ treat on the left with hia brit adc, and stubbornly resisted Early’s impetuous a 1 vance, saved Crook’s forces from material loss, and enable him to draw off safely all his trains and artillery. A series of marches and countermarches were no w in­ augurated, which, though bringing on no general engagement, were characterixed by many daring exploits. Gen. Sheridan took command of the new Middle DepartFor President, met on tho 7th of August, and selected RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, the Kanawha Division, including Col. of Ohio. Hayes’ Brigade, toact with his cavalry in repeated assaults on Early’a lines. Sheri­ •For Vice-President, dan was not quite ready for a general ad­ WILLIAM A. WHEELER, vance, and it was in part the objects of of Now York. thrae oswuilta to keep the enemy occupied and prevent him from detaching any por­ tion of his force for the asautanoe of Lee at Richmond. Several times Eeariy un­ dertook to do this, and as often was pre­ vented by Sheridan's vigorous demonstra­ tions, which sometimes rose to the propor­ tions of a serious battle. Seldom a week passed w ithout two or throe of these attacks being made. Col. Hayes often forcing his Way with his brigade, not only though Early’s formidable picket lines, but REPTBUCAir CTATK COWKHT1OX. through Ids main line, compelling him to develop his full strength, and even to seek new positions. So bo’d and hazardous were these raids that it was often a matter of grave surmwe with offievn. and men, in setting out, whether the brigade would ever return again to the main body, and many times the chances seemed to be de­ cidedly in favor of its capture or annihila­ Mnntr w Voder I tion. but it always imaged to get back ■ ill be entitled i ^biien jjinite . ® ~ party has never swerved by the breadth of » The Cinaunali Convection, Credit Act of 1869, says that Public obligations in coin or its equivalent, excq.t i. cases where th. the issue of such law ed." It Las already been fulfillod to the feet and pass them before tho close of letter whenever the Government has paid1 the present fiscal year. From indications any portion of its bonded debt, whetherr developed yesterday tho prospect of a obligations expressly provided that the same might be paid ‘•in gold and river," and also "to make provision at the oariiert practicable period for the re demption of United Slates notes in coin." The act wax a legislative ratification of ACTUAL MAGNITUDE!!, WITHOUT A SINGLE PARALLEL. debt in greenbacks was a child born of’ Night sessions are now in otthv and all Democracy, in the persons of Vallandigappear animated by the deaire to finish up bam and Pendleton, aud adopted by De­ the. work and baftuo au adjiHimmout. mocracy in its National Convention of‘ The only real obstacles to an early nth 1868. The Republican party has no fellowjourament are tjic appropriation bills and ahip and never had any with* this financial the Belknap trial. Should |he former bastard. Its uniform doctrine has been have been passed by the IM of July it is that the nation mu«t sacredly preserve its believed that the Senate will, after »ul faith toward its creditort tlii^; some preliminary pointe, postpooe That jiurt of tho promise which' remains the further consideration of the ex-Socreto bo fulfilled is the one that relates to tary’s case until NovVpiber or December. The Vulcan which Forges Thunderbolts for IMITATORS. HASTINGSJHURSDAYj JULY 6 ADAM the redemption of United Staten notes in The Committee, after having promised To this, as we suppose, the Cincm- ,so much evidence of corrupt ton on the part nsti Convention specially refers when it of ( Secretary llolawon is extremely loath aays that the promise should be fulfilled ।to give him up. and tu have itx Democrat­ GH’S coin. fa jic inetnbcni go lieforc the countr/ ax willa/wi'r pay ntmt." Specie jmyment uivahx Ail 1 fulselierx. Paymaster General, John <). the redemption of these antas in coin on 'Bradford whn I as just arrived from Lon­ "Z»y a cvnlinvuu* anti a/rcrJj ju'ngrrtt th.- presentation and demand of their L.-Id- t don, whence he wax called by Mrl Ilobcxon en». It BMumes that the notes are dd»t t upon the unnpimoux tts-ucsf of tin- coni­ obliguli-iM thill are lo Iw paid, and |iald t . millet gave testimony yestcnlny. It w<o in'specie, dolhr for dollar. 1It repudiau-x " ' hoped by the Democrats tbal they could the ductrilie of the Ohio and ft irfun. I ...1 <ilm„ thl, Democrats that they are uioni-y. pure and simple, and, hence, need never be paid. ofbiireaux to fov..r the CnttclU, in their Im's The Cincinnati Convention makes 'wpecic f<»r funiUhing *uppli<« to his department. payment'* the goal to Ik- reached. How reached* "By a continuous and steady But emphatically that denied the »ny ptefenmeo to any of Uro bidders, or Wc should have preferred a mure defin­ ite answer to this question. had in any jnanuer ever interfered in any The Republi­ can party is pledged, and by its action he Secretary hud cvet directed him to »h «w progrewi" toward ii until it is readied. way with him ax a purchasing |x>yma»lcr. in All Hie evidouou dirited the two houses of Congress the Govern­ from him was highly credited to the Secretary and cor ment is pledged, to specie payment on the l.r ,.r J.nu.rj 1ST!>. rexpohdiiigly distasteful to the Democnte Th.- tow of thr. ..f^. ..................................... land declares that resueption of specie -h.lllw.-i.. ch.r.totoi.oJ, I,™,.. » s litoOtouto ortho 'n“« ■«»- ‘ ”“te"r l,-» W-nis hove n^,„ pbnao. 4 ■“'* • linnon.uwIrf.rfjpn^n.i-irKlw.IHml. | «to.tr»o.n (bo rfajuton «T .Wrowrirfo ™" “ ---------------------. luchidcx measures to secure. the result at the " time . Tl'“ Dixtiirt the <*»minbv>i»ncr.< parties recconi mended for If it means anything eb-r, it is among the criminal proaccutipn because nfmal admin­ The R--»umption Ail istration. The minority report diMerits of January Nth, 1875, is a Republican so far as the VuinmuKioncrsam concerned. measure It fixes a day when the Gov­ It is generally understood that Senator ernment will commence the redemption of ite notes in coin ; and, unless the Act Morrill of Maine will succeed Bristow, ■■ specified. a mere platitude. the Secretary of the Treasury who resigned, earn stly as he says, to give more attention to his private affairs and to secure t^cded rest. itself be a mere sham, it implies that Republican party honestly and means to secure the end. will So far ax I am able to judge the appoint­ seek to play all sorts of dodge games on this ment of Mr. Morrill is received with subject’ yet Republicans cannot afford uni venial satisfaction. As a party they President the Grant has of attention called Congress to action of the British Government m •potion of their strength with the people the --------------------------------------in will consist in this fact. When Governor theWiwdow case and recommends that in hiTidiLi rI>rmia?nUa3 D°“’noc 'Rhajl m his letter of acceptance speak on this subject, we trust that he will give no un certain round as to his own petition and purpose He fought and iron in his own state last fall as a hard-money candidate for eovernor ; and wc dow expect him to fight and win on the rame Ixiii os the Republican candidate for the Presidency. HtAe suitable artim. He appears to regard the position taken by England as a virtual repudiation /«>t tho J^CGnacf©rics THIPLE MUSEUM Eight Center Pole Tents. OX T'm 'T» Tqiu/i^L Tout. ^unL FIFTY ODD STATUE-ORNAMENTED CAGES OF WILD BFASTS EXOTIC RIRDB. MONSTERS OF THE DEEP, AND , CRAWLING REPTILES. ' The Standard Exhibition of the Universe extradition It is clause of th<* Ashburton treaty. be ap­ pointed to till the vacant scat in the Scd- supposed that Mr. Enormous Irre© Rhine will an> caused by Morrill s promotion, and at the expiration of Uie term next March, Speaking of the glorious ralrtraifou that he will have been elected to fill it meeting hold in Jncksou on Tanadar even­ fornix years. It h frit that he ing by the Republicaux of that city t he f 7/;. noed. tl* rest am h a change would bring him. llwrecavoy from his recent Bl > non. oEnnaK k. unrKT. neash slowly progressing and physicians or Hwrting,, ik. tm m«„ rf ,k. s„le have rccomm-nded the mountain. „r the boar the O,^. of R. B. ll.yn for Fnrf: I, 'fenr, .01 wbo» oomb.rtoo t„ ,u ' *-axhom. Th# hill for the equalixalinn of boun­ ■d.oeurf in ba rap^, rfc. ||Mlto- B*/ «D, w-Ibor rJtod upon, ,„J 111TOu, ties, which recently pawed tho House .Ti’b ‘"•'Ji ra~rl' * •>■““>> 1” alweet the same biB that only fried of ‘flk btoo-tox. Ln, .. tbc convention and predicted a triumph- or.ii.ro™>!,,. . It girt* to every pri­ vate, Don-commimioned officer Bailor and mi. >>.,« .TwhX’h^il^^ ■xnao, Uxh of th. r^utor Mml Tolu„. *«“ fcm, wb, .dtoarf Ap6| ,, IMlorfM., 9,18®, riyht third drflan pa mouth r„ .„d ,hc sorh in turf now w» u „lm ^nm with th« rnrrled work «rf rheramr, ri™^, ■«rrrf, drfwwtos .11 State u,a National •®>r«or ReprfJto.™ ererjwhCTn. thiw boantiu received. Soao doubt to exwould be .n ew, Uak. . An, rfourfttoLbrvLri^rlU CWUn. •»a u toil, .ppm.oa bj u* p^d„, -koala kb.toecWuli. lk«8emto. nul will find cbe Bnsnnn 00 Mlebisnn BuiMing. Cannriita. No «ry imporum logU^i, tmk. „r the Wdnut&- •UjU ouonptal OTti| a,, Mora ple in dectinjfGencnil Grant in the fall of yn° eeWRreper exhibition rf s. M. 1868, and repudiating tho Pendleton ion onrar hert.y avowed by the Democrats in ttheir th<5"““l«>rin Rowell', crhlbition in 3,31(1. 4 On., «rf Ono. P, Rowell A pM. Th.e Arenic 18 I™8T1I^VA^D , ■QVKSrtilAX, «T rrfenUe irftonaia, tot. ton. .. Daparf-m pin SEPAnATE F“O“ THK URAKD and t ZOOLOO ‘•■‘““I™ ™* ”ur oownttu™., or OYMXASTlC AXE ACnoilATIC TALENT IN THE ■ 1-BOFE8SIQN. ., THE GOLD EMBLAZONED STREET PAGEANT *■><■ ■- • UUnU Rrflra luiSZSl0^™? Co., .------------- Altontwa to than torn tn., pU« ,oe i, n. Hem tf perftiw Elephants, 2 tenet Blatt Riira ta aid Coi Aitelojc, Sea Lians, Horned Horse, Jto., fit. The roan. No SKH, Remember, The Great Forepaugk Show, ... Never Divides. That II moves along the public people, whocan br^old iteaturien('imim2L.l^?h<>,nl.of lhe fa"n*'» »nd toiling nraAaoutnul rh*< ev«» «•» «•'*" T» nno v ■» », “TkMportatlnn to carry It from Mud to stand RECOLLECT F"k £*»“■ Admit* to Menagerie, lit^^.-^^^jMldru Maxwjxl. ’ and dirrswie Mox*al Oonble dreuw, Under Democrats in the coming canvass the verdict rendered by the American peo­ wn. to torm-th™ the pnblic emBt ud th. doubt, Oto ften. a to the to- CBIATfflTimilW in the form of interest or principal ; and itI compromise seems good. A proposition will in this respect continue to bo fulfilledI having been prepared on the part of the bo long as Republicans control its admin­ Senate by Hon. Lol. M. Morrill, and a istration. The swindle of paying thisi counter one by Randall of the House. authorising lawful money «r other currency than 1876 "cunmer- are a "bard-money" party, and no small Among the acorei of publications which Parra. the Great Exposition has already called P. W.AIBKIIV. out, and so fir it seems to us one of the best, is a pamphlet of 50 pages, called "The. Centennial Exhibition and the Northern Central and Pennsylvania R. R.' THE FINANCIAL PLANK. Of courac the baok is gotten out in the interest of tbc corporation, but it is got­ Th* fourth resolution of Um platform, ten up so well, and the reader gets so adopted by the Cincinnati Convention much that is useful and entertaining, tint he can eariy allow the publisher to reads as follows : "In the first act of Congrcm signed by aay a fair word tor themselves. The cov­ er is an appropriate and artistic design, President Grant the National Government in dark blue on pale blue ground, and the aaaaned to remove any doubts of itn pur­ ■ firat thing thing tho reader strikes on Dore to discharge all just obligation. lo opening it will be of incalculable use to puUtc creditors, and aalomnly pledged its him if be is going to ths Centennial. It faith to mako proviaion, at the eariian »a tage folded sheet, having on one ptacticableponod, for the redemption of aide a map of the Centennial grounds, the Ignited Staten notes in coin. Com­ and on the other a complete map of Phila­ mercial prosperity, public merits, and nadelphia. This alone will preserve the tioniJ credit demands that this promise be book from destruction. Following is a 1fulfilled by a continuous and steady pro­ carefully written, concise and pramisable 1gram to specie payment." article on the Exhibition, which gives The historic part of this resolution refers one a comprehensive idea of what there to the Public Credit Act of March 18d>, m to see, and loaves him in an excellent 1SG9, by which the Government made a frame of mind to decide Jww to do it. The article is illustrated with some new formal pledge to pay all its interwt-liearing WheeierWaihlxoton, D. U. Juoe, 23,1876. FOREPAUGH’S 1876. Since tbcTreridents message to Con­ cial prosperity, public m-rits, and national gress relative’ to the appropriation bills credit demand that this promise be fulfill­ an earnest effort has been made to pen to imitate their example. views of the different buildings and grounds, and by &r the beat that have yet been made. They arc from the skillful pencil of Mr. Fred B. Schell, who has done sn much splendid drawing on wood for the past few years A short article on how to reach the the Centennial Exhibition is followed by a finely illustrated description of the dilfrrrnt pointe of interrei on he road from Niagva Falls lo Philadelphia, giving Views of the Falb. Seneca Lake. Watkim referring to the position, as stated in the "Honest money for nil, and free schools for all. There 'should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.” A Valuable Traveling Companion. The Ashburton Treaty—The Boun­ ty BW — Legletatioo—Hayea and a hair from this position. Natimal Reptlilicai Ticket in good fighting trim, and its habitual suc­ cors greatly increased the confidence of the men in themselves and in their lender. ?.**; Nc5tiiu»». At len^h Early was provoked to retal­ V. 1. Mircwiiu U»o. BMUSMXU. iate and al daylight on the 23d of August g, J. Hearts made a vigorous attack on Sherdans out posts at Halltown. The attack was not Y.Oeacax. followed up, however, and at G p. m. Hayes'brigade sallied out and drove in tho enemy's skirmish-line, capturing a lot of prisoners from Kershaw x division. REPUBLICAN' CONGRESSIONAL CONI ENTION'- 3RD DISTRICT. This was a bold and brilliant charge, the Itewildcred prisoners, ax they were captur­ ed, exclaiming in astonishment, ‘ Who the h—late you uns ?" Ou. the 24th the sorti^was repeated, still more succcaafullv. and rwulted in the capture of sixty officers and 100 men, all from Kershaw's division portion the ni S^-Tb’. Tilings pa.*aed quietly from this till the r erasing ofSept. :jd,when Duval’s division, . including Col. Hayes' brigade, became in­ volved in a severe, engagement at Berry­ ville. The figbtfog was desperate, and, occurring mostly after dark, the flashes of musketry and exploding shells,'mingling with the fierce roar of conflet; made a scene that was friclitfully grand. The Dated. MaoUlt, C-' affair was a severe test to the valor ot the troops, but their lines, (hough in eminent 1 jeoponlv or being overwhelmned, never wavered. The battle ceased by mutural A BepuMieanCdmnty Generation to elect consent about 10 o'clock, and the picket lines were ro-cstablished. dey of Aarau next, nleo to elcet eiabt delec To lie concluded in next Monday's issue. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. houses of Congrcnt, against tho nearly sol­ id vote of Democrats, was a dedaration to the country and the world that, a$ long The Appropriation BiH—Belknap— as controlled by Republicans, it would Robeson—The District Com — deal honestly with iu creditors. The Tbe Secretary of the Treasury— _ Id or shine. JOHX A. FORKPAUGH, Mau^e’* �hejjrtlicajtojw. >er ficu L POtl P UHT mm. Council Proceeding*, Ancient Newspaper*. tings hold a sjwchl meeting pnrauant to a call at th® Council room June 30th. 1876. Rail eallad. Prwent, Mayor, Reeord.r, AM. Krone. MeNaughton. Lewis, Sheldon aud Tu'nllaaoo. COUNTY OFFICERS. Petition of Samuel Garrison to ap­ pointed Conslabl® la the Second Ward of th® city cf Boating® to fill a vacancy ore.-uiion»d by th® rrntoval of William Paurlle the late inIs Ferny GUIDE sen accepted On motion o! Al<I. Ttmlinr<n Samuel Garrison was appointed Constable to fill said R. TIME-CARD Yeas. Evans, McNaughton, Lewis, Sheldon, Oh molten the following persons were ap­ pointed special Police by ayes and nays. William Tinkler day and night of Julv 4th, 1876. Andrew J. 1876. Sunday*—except ar Rum day and night ofJuly 4th, ‘ Moses Rich day and night of July 1878. A. J. Rum day and night of July Cth, TIME CARD 8. S. Gamson day and night of July fith. Ayes Aid. Evans, McNaughton, Lewis. Sheldon and Tomlinson 6. V-**roue. ■BM dollars lay »lI2 m.; leav® gathering of time worn publication will provej after the establishment had performed in thalr meiropoHs : ••ThU Immense aggregation of menarerie. museum and eircu®, having closed a brilliant started upon an extended tour throughout the per Department, but also on® erf the salient State. Of the immensity of thia great ah->w aUraslloiu of Hi® Exhibition as a whole. All one cannot well conceive nnleaa he has feast­ ed hia eyre upon Ua thousand and one attract­ having th® ability and (he will to aid on tho ions. The menagerie, probably the most project should transmit their connigntneati attractive feature of the grand entertainment, without delay to th® Phihdelphia office of b replete with the finest and rarest specimen* th® Newspaper Exhibition, Ledger building, from the wide field of national history, and embraces many zoological wonders never be­ HO South Sixth rt rort. Philadelphia. Whilst fore exhibited here, and found in no other collection. The great importer of wild animals th®m labtls de. 1 gnat in g by whom they are Adam Furepwugh. has bent all his energy contributed, and all consistent care will be taken to preaerve them from damage. After to-day. his profession concede that hia is the standard exhibition on (either continent, and - that it ha* no paraUel inlb* aanah of atau*ements in point of solid merit and magnitude. The eow and horse antelope, tho living se« lion*, th® black I'oona bear, tbc African aland, the snow-white polar bear, the genuine Bar bary zebra, tlie horned horse, the water buffalo paper* issued which illustrated the atraita in from the river Nile, and the two horaed black which their publishers found themselves. rhitiocero® are rare specimens from th® natur­ Pink, blue, and yellow sheet*, wrapping pa- al kingdom, found in uo other menagerie in this c.>tintryt apd‘lbe.r sue® only AltW.fff th* mamloid tuarrelou. noveltie* lo be »een in into l|s Mr. Forrpaugii's Elaborated combination." '■The nii;aeutnb~an epitome of mueh that 1* novel and inileuZtive, and is a grand tribute The advantages to the public of aucli to the creative ingenuity cf man. It* aulom atic figure*, drummer*, eornet player* and mechanical bell-ringers—Its world of gayly plumaged ringing birds—fieM® of flowers and A single copy of tome senile fountaln.of iqarkling water interert everybody and elicit commendation from all visitors." The most startling feature of thl* magnificent perh-rtnancr is the astounding manipulation of five elephant* by the lad Mr. i'orepaugh's only. son. 14 years old—a veritable "chip of the old Mock.*' He compel!, them to go through iarredihle evolution.—forming pyra­ mids. ciimldng ladder*, and doing all ®ort® of impossible acts. The like was never seen anywhere, and we do not believe eau 1* per­ formed by any other herd of elephant, on ean Ii. ••Much of the rbarm of Mr. Forepangh'a exhibition lie. in the superb equipment of hi* splendid drou*. The gymnastic act* are all diwibie. and are so uniformly good tbnt the t|>eelai<ir is loo much plea.ed to say wliirh i» the best. The riding of the expert®. Mlle CAMPAIGN CHICAGO TRIBUNE. Jennette Anu strong and Borneo Nebaaiian. is of tho very first order, and never fails to cal! for Hayea and Wheeler. ojit the wannest msuifeualions of applause from the audience. The balloon leaps of the former, and the pirouette* and somersaults of the latter, hav® neverl*en equaled here. Of al! th® arenic exhibitions, this is perbsps the smoothest, avenrot sod mart meritorious. The music furnished by the excellent orehartra of Mr. Tony Fnaeks is frv*h and «.f superior quslity. In a word. Mr. Forepaugh perform* all he advertise*, has the must siiipendou* show, and the great wonder is how be can lake it through the country st all. We know he will have success elwewhere. luvanse he will deserve it.' the alwenev of different instruction*. will tranafrrred to acme historical society or mi 1. S. Garrison night of July 4th. 1876 PtiST OFFICE at 7:1T .“ja The gulden opinion* •xpressed everywhere of this gigantic combination must be gratify­ copies of antique journals and other coriori- ing to its opnlent Manager. It will be here on Thursday nsxl.July 6th. and we cannot c»tlng collection all pontons having ancient, contribute; and should the response b® a* J.M. NEVINS. P. U. all about the county. HAfiTTNGS/r MIH HT local ktyiw police? Greet Forepaugh Show, At the Centennial Newspaper&xhiUllon at Philadelphia, it has been decided to -Replay COTTON GOODS ARE GOING UP STEBBINS BRO’S. TIE TO BUY. IJIHHK WHERE ? At A. W. Bailey’s. Prints 7 cts. Lonsdale muslin 12 eta. Shirting Beta. Extra heavy Shirting 12} eta. Best cottonadcs 15 to 30 eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty l>onc Coraett 45 eta. Indies hose Exra heavy 10 eta. - Two buttou Kid Gloves 90 eta. A, nice line of Coat Bindings. New Style Shawls 90 eta. A full and complete assortment iof Clothing. Suits from 84.50 to 8-40. xxi5tf A. W. Bailey. I have the following property fur sale cheap for cash, or for good approved pa­ per. Two good work horses, one lumber wagon, one buggy, and three set of har- IIartixgk, June Sth, I.'S. 1876. Gkkb. GRAND DANCE. Remember the Bowery Dance al the “Agricultural Rooms,” on tho Fourth, nttd make preparation* to attend the “Grand Dance' al night. By order of Committee. xxi13w3 For Salk—A fin? mare and colt, nine will be given if drains! for an appro ved note. Inquire of Mrfrgnn Jones. , xxiStf Cantitxl "twin a speciality al Joint Stan, ley’s. xxlU Fur Sugar, the best and call on John Stanley. Keep It. Where you wul find all kinds of the cheap st, Our Centennial, Train has brought mo a well awwted, slock «f Boots, Shoes, and tiailcra for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also m«H the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I alto mH Well A Cistern Pumps. J. Maus Opposite the Post Office Hasting*, Mich. LAWRENCE-ALDRICH—At th® residmira of xxlltf th® bride® tstbsr. in Barry Jan® Klh 1STA by th® Bev. K. W. Bruee. Mr. Gears® Lswrencv. W. H. II. Heath, the senior member sad Mb* Xettl® AUrieb.all of Barry. Barry Co. of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Co. Mieh. has retired from business in this city, and glDNAM-SnOBRS-Al th® M. E. Ptesonis* is now traveling for the Grand Rapids Woodlaad Center, on Jun*lit. by Iter. N. Bray. Albert H. Hidnaas of Pralrterillo, Mish..to Jen- Burial Cane Co. His many friends wish him success. nl® Xbons of Woodland. Mich.. QtfERT—Who will do die undertaking? SHEPARD—MILLER—At th® residence of th® bride® Esther, a I Uartlaton. Bargy «®aaty. Mich., Why Stebbiqs Brothers of course. on Joa® 3th. UTC. by Bar. N. Bray. Harris D. .ST>*card of Oliv®L Mieh.. to Ells A. Milter. GEORGE L JtEA TIES. mNipBE! Of ^very Description which we can sell chcai>er than any hous»in Bar­ ry County, for tbrac reasons: . IsL Because we have no rent. I » pay 21. Because we make the mot of our goods ourselves. 3cl. Because we keep thebert c work­ men. 4th. Jtecause wr- warrant all goods we make.1 We sell none of this cheaj>-made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods we make is mmio by hand, and wnrrauted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble at all Partlra having Pictures to trama would do well to g ‘them framed af us u we can do it P .--rand Cheaper titan any house In P *y County., We keep the Largest mid Best uelccfcd stock of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Rrackets, Paper—Hold­ ers. Wall-Pockets, Slipper* ' HOLDERS, and everything In the Furniture lint, We Invite all persona to call and look Peerless Milk Safer. now on exhibition nt our Fun Huie Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatly dojtc. WE MEA*\BU81KE8S* . Furniture Rooms south side Stale St. op|>ositc Ii. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. STEBBINS BRO’S J. Cole <fc Son WHOLESALE A RETAIL (grocers TYTARRIKD ‘xhlbiled Pigeon Slaughter ques ylur Black, A. M. Kbeldon, I*. A. ni pl ion in the cilie* of the North. Prudence ,_ ■ >__ ...L<1,. Fads for the Million. Reed, M. D. If the ascendency of the RepuMienn pony in to be maintained, m The fact* raferrad to in th® above eaation sr® th® fscu in relation lo the rietortesover dteeaMSchlred by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That reasoned toaie is daily adding freeh laurels of popularity to the great repatotisa whichII loaosine® obuinad as a llotcbki A fWUac Campaign Club la needed in every tun that can 1* devised for th® amaasament «»I Hnyes, W. D. : be public. > . Mudge. B. Ii «rem« t» lie co need ci that lite criahraliutt Bennett, li. tu iuorruwi ia to he the largest and in every Roberts, J. P, respect the l>ert ev®r held in the ctunty <rf Barlow, F. Harry. Th® propl® <rf the City have done all Cote, John. ■u their power to make it a credit to th® people Water*. Luke •.f the i’uuoty. and a fitting comBMuaonUioa Wickham, John ■ f tlo-Itttah aniveraary of the Nat tea* Natal Perry, Wiu li4y. ■ ’ ; ‘ SffiSBfW BaaUra. D. ' 1 be |*oplc interested in the Canlennial Col®. B. ■ 'vlebnuioB ofthedth of July, in ibis city, ar® Emith, under great cbligalioxui to Hon. D. B. Cook, Sherifft'rewy. ifon. Norman Bailey, Hon. Wv'r Twtov-ava'ooidMio on. jddror.. Tri-WMkly Camprtan Tribune-si Back numbers of the campaign edition c«b- for their money. Adilrewe. THE TRIBCN1 COMPANY, EXI-18A19 Cmcaoo. It JobnofUto Joonto/, you know tfcxl you have Iteen once compelled to Barna CaKitr, June 28th, 1B76. our going to any saloon on the PROBATE ORDER- we are at church, laud. I atn now all alone in the Photograph badness, nud as I have made ttrrangemcota to increase my f- cilitics for doing ibclter work than ever, all should call and get a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work in the part is a suffi­ cient guarantee of fin>t-c work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, south side State Street. 31tf Gbo.’.L. Ukatii. M. D. Reed drains to call attention to lit* new'Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours of any day, ready to do any work in his line, from putting aStew spoke in an old wheel, to the building of LIE ABAIR Shingles Lath &c. READ THIS and l.-c happy again A Great Rednction ii Prices! the best buggy ever seen in tlu? county hf Barry. Don't forgot the place; in the shop with Jason Rich A Bru., corner of Church and Railroad Street. SALISBURY A BROSSEAU xxGtf _______ FURNITURE Whitman’s Asaorted Candies—the brat n the market. A full supply al J. P Roberta'. ____ _ Dealers tn all kinds UpMstery Got* Brartefe Frants, Sc Em Busby not to be out done, has re­ fitted his tonHorial parlors, and everythin" about them uneat as a dew pin. Neckties, Collars, Curare etc. all first dass, can be found at Em's. Everybody ack nowlodges that Em is the best TLnsor in sixteen counties. sxfil.tf Fob Salk—A. valuable youtg Sab­ Corner of John be fair, and do not charge ns with any other man’s delin- mg found tejy of thousands of the bugs lying dead. Til is experiment is worth trying here ure, and that the dignity and efficiency presiding office. D. ' WATER LIRE home. Inquire of Marshall Priekct. IWIMMffi Look here ! Look here ! At all hours of the day Sunday, wo can l»e found at our residence. Broadway and Green Street, except while On the foliowing day he eprinklad la nuMintsrturW toetimouslt. t ’ • It Ma ®sM®®l of boa®s» pride to th® proprietor* of Hostetler's Bitter*, that noclaim* have be®a ®d • radeed in its behalf that could not bo corroboat ed by ample proof* bat mart arauaredly bad such been the case, they eould have expected nothin®, better than that a preparation bolstered up by stetomaato of tbc some strtipo as those indulged in by th® proprietors of cheap local bitter® and inaleoholic mbbteh. waalJ speedily di® of inanition. 8aab.haa tesa th* fa to of tbon-radi ofbMtuffed sham*, rather lew eBeaious than bill® waler The sneccss of th® Bitten i* aUrihutabi® to their ___ Tt.o nubia he* obecrvnl that what they are advertised to do. they do. and that no incredible pretension, ore mndc on UlU seeooat They have sained, and will conUno® to. retain the conudene® ana rsspeci o; ■» ty. for too intelligent to be ong’imposed upon by tbo Sham Abrehttmtetn of bbseratniloM quack* and dWrepuUbte speculator! of lite Banner, and il will bet just w well for you to atop lying about us, and about bath. Abont ndoxen of the oblid awn of Hartings, asrroru Ji.ordars, urinhry treable®. ir.tonnittont ■nd vemltoaat fsran. rheuraaiuku and debility aud thin of the public it* auperiority to th® palliative® whjph flood th® mar- write yourself down a/.«r for libeling the editor Special Correapondencc. •'n exchange tells of a man who placed two hundred potato huge in a bottle and aprinkled PICTURES 1 PICTURES 1 SPECIAL NOTICE. formatter to-morrow afternoon. They should Dwight & Burrnl.l on Thursday , July 6th, STUCCO ANNtHTNCKMKNT tothk public. append the *c«re: ill Offcr for Sale al tlie Lowest Until Rate LAND PLASTER W.d» nailing or >l» *'“»> Farmers remember that tlie old and reliable house of C. B. Salaliury is, aa over, buying eggs, butter, poultry and all kinds toto o/saidMl»ors In of farmer’ll produce, under Baritiw A Good E’a store, and paying for tltc name the hat Monday th® Mat icst market prtoc. Patronite the house ytm hunc to lx rrlialJe. XX2lf Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper titan any finn in the State f can do it, for, with the help of We J. M. HEWES ’hoi den at‘tK Probst* p*UUon®r*bout4ncit we guarantee Satisfaction. Ten, than any other House in the city. Doyon waul Uta tert Havana go to J. P. Roberta’ for them. kindly feeling* toward the many friend* they What! don't you think we can sell Hearse furnished frac to any person purchasing a Coffin worth O1C*. Wc £•#>» Divuk' Service oa the 4th of My. They will occupy at *M decidedly the public. the old roonw. Have (h* Hasting* xxlU of the public. xxl-I3u FOR SALE at THF BANNER OFFICF �UNDERTAKING Being a burioess that needs a great deal of experiency, RURAL TOW'S THE 00DLINO MOTHThe aodliog moth, or apple worm, de­ stroys a great deal of fruit in many arcliardA In some States it w estimated that one-third of the apple crop is destroy­ ed- There has .been no complete remedy for tbc depredations of this insect. Some fanners whose orchards are extensive have adapted plan the of turning their hogs in­ to their orchards, when the worm-eaten fruit begins to fall freely ; and others keep a large drove of swino in chards all summer. or­ tboir They devour the fal­ len apples, and tbc worms in them. kroens their numbers greatly. This If therv are more wormy apples than the bogs cat, sometimes a flock ran of sheep are turoqd in fur a day or two at a time to rat the apples. In orchards that are not very extemive, the fallen apples may picked up daily, and when enough bc have been gathered to. make a few barrels of cider, it is made, aud vinegar tt made of it. Ifbands of coarse paper, or made of hay ropes, bc placed around the trunks of trees, two or three feet from the ground, tbc worms that leave the apples will p> under them- to form their cocoons, or to “wind up,” as it is called, and many can be destroyed by removing the bands onoe in ten day x Some person.* daim that this is the only remedy that- need be practiced. , Tho wool '-kienco” in fanning is net u popular expression among the masses of our farmers, l-conuse hundreds of theoret­ ical writers, after haring obtained a little knowledge of agricultural chemistry, have thought that they wjjre able in a few arti­ cles to revolution™ our system of fariuing. Some 25 years ago it was stoutly contended by these humbug teachers of -‘scientific agriculture.” that every fanner should have the soils of his different field.an dysed, so us to know what particular ferilixer to apply. The chemists felt a wonderful interest in tbc subject; and [ offered to analuc a gill of earth, and give “a letter of advice" for 810! Then the world was excited over what Prof. Liebig, the great German agricultural chemist claimed to have discovered—which was. in brief, that every crop grown required a special fertiliser and to - ascertain what thjs fertilizer /should bc, take the dry straw,'stalks &£.. of a crop to an agricul­ tural chemist to be burned, and theirasho. when analized would shew from their diemical constituents just what kind of a com mcrcial fertiliser each crop should receive. To bc brief, I was going to say, that the true science of fanning lies in being well read, and thoroughly ■ posted” onpractical agriculture in all its ramifications. No man can fully understand hqt business, in these progressive times, without reading at least one good agricultural paper. He It u very difficult to ascertain juM what varieties of applet are beat for dif­ ferent States. Even the Northern and Southern sections of the State require some difference in rarities. ' The Amcri-. can Bornological Society has done much in regard to clarifying fruits for different localities. It has recently publithcd its last report, from which I condense the following important information to fruit growers. The two varieties of apples that received the most rotes, as succeed­ ing in the most States of the Union, were Red Aster chan aud Maiden's Blush. It would be safe lo set trees of these ex­ cellent rarities probably in every’ Slate ia the Union. The Baldwin and Rhode Island Qrbening flourish best in the Northern and Eastern Stales, and- the Ben Daria and Wincsap are especially valuable for tbc Wert. Among other popular sorts are the following : American Summer Pearaain, Carolina, Red June, (South and West), Dutchess of Olden­ burg, Early Harvest, Fall Pippin, Fam­ euse, Gnu-cnstien, Hubbardston. None­ such, Jonathan. Sweet Bough, Roxbury Russett. Summer Rose. Tallman Sweet and Twenty Ounce, all being popular in the middle States: and some of them do well at the South and West, but they are not particularly designated for the latter NEW AOVERT1SMENTS. will, of course, find much In such a paper that is of no value ; but in the end it will pay to read such a publication, by­ discarding the chaff and storing up the wheat against die day to bring into use. $600,000 POMT1VKLTNO FOSTPONMKNT t LIST OP GIFTS : Dm Grand Cash Gift......................................... !!<•>. Oa. Ura-d CaaMHfl___ _________________ SO. I Turnips are a profitable crop, if grown on rich land. Fire hundred bushels to the acre arc often grown at a coat of about • 15, including gathering and putting One Grand Cash Gift...................... them in a ctllir, root house, or burying them, making the cost only three cents a bushel. Some variety in particular, which is frequently sown among com, immedi­ ately after the last hoeing, Care should be taken not to sow the seed too thick, as thinning out is not generally practiced when grown ia this way ; nor is any weeding done. This is decidly the cheap­ est way that a crop of turnips can be grown. Cover the seed by a brush drag drawn between the rows of corn Some farmers object to growing turnips to feed to cows, on account of giving the milk an unpleasant flavor; but this u obviated by THE NEW YORK feeding the turnips, either when milking in tlie morning, or immediately after milking, and do bad flavor fai imparted to the evening milk. MILITARY In bmlding a bam a good large cellar should be built under it But where no such cellar exists, one ra bc your bam made at small east. S or the South. H near a hill facing the It would Lew —------gout a cellar __________________ on the mdcofl hill, walling it up, and placing some timbers across the top. upon which place cheap two inch pine, chertnntor other durable planks to support the earth roof. The door should be thick, and made to shut very tight;. and then no front eowld enter sueh a collar, unless in a very cold climate, where two doors would be necessary. If no well side hill exists near your bora a root bouse can be built an level ground. If yon can dig dowu two or three f«wt, and can drain the house by laying drain pipe so much the better. In this case you go dowu wy two fuel, lay your walls, and hank four feet outside all a-ound, except­ ing where the door is to go. Put a double pitch roof on it, shingled, and across the plates lay joaks to support a floor. In the gablaond, over the door, a small door abort be made to admit hay or rtraw to fiD the space weil packed. The bowk around the building should be sodded up in rim Spring; and you will have a not ediar, frost proof, and not unshAfty. Bweh a ev&r abort be made Em braces under one management the Great Trunk Railway Lines of tba WIST and NORTH-xVKST. xod. with Its numerous branches and eooaewtkma, forms the shortest and quickest route l>etwoen Chicago and all pointe in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa, Nebraska, California and the West­ ern Tekrttoriis, its After many years In the business, can truly asy that *-l*ey can do better work, and give better sat­ isfaction than any other Ann in thh section. W. II. Stebbins, tbc senior member, with the experience of a Hfo* time, will always give his petwmal at­ tention to this part of their extensive Omaha and California Line bu silica*. Hearse and Team furoirhail when Is the shortest and beet route for all Bdnts in Northern Illinois, Iowa, akota. Nebraska Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Cali­ fornia, Oregoni China Japan and Aubrralla- Ite requested. The Electric Balm will be used only when desired. STEBBINS BROS, Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line u the short line for Northern Wis­ consin and Minnesota, nnd for Madi­ son, Kt. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all pointe in the Great Northwest. Winona and St. Peter Line xxratl YOUNG MEN Is tba only route for Winona Roches­ ter. Owatonna, Mankato, Sv Petke New Ulm, and all poiuta iu Southern and Central Minnesota. Its Green Bay and Mi». Jette Line the only l!ra for Janesville, The most extensive. thorough and comWatertown, FundDu Lac.Oshrobii, AppijnoE, green Bay. Escanaba lele hut it uli ou of-the kind in the world­ Negaunee Marquette, Houghton, light thousand graduates of this college Hancock »«v< the Lake Superior Country- it* cities and towns of the United Stoles Is Chicago and Milwaukee Line la tbc old Lake Shore Route, and is the only oue passing through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park. Pullman Palace Cars are run on ail through trains of this road. Thia it the ONLY LIKE running these cars between Chicago and HU Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Sleeper* on the Union a R ail road fur nil points West ot the Missouri River. On Ute arrival of the trains from :b* East or South, the train* of the Chicago 4 North-W’cstem Railway LEAAE CHICAGO as follows: For Council Hluffi, Omaha and Cali ft»rnla,Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room ami Sleeping Cars through to Counri1 Rluffii. For St. Paul and Minneapolis, Twc Through Trains Daily, with Pullman Palace Car* attached on both trains. For Green Bay nnd Lake Superior, Two Trains daily, with Pullman IWmv Cars attached, nml running through to Marquette. For Milwaukee. FourThrough Trains daily, Pailman Car* on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars on day trains. For Sparta nnd Wiuoua aud points in Minnesota. One Through Train dally, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dailp, with J^illanm Cars on night trains. For Dubuque and Ia Crouse, viaCIiuton. Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night train to Me urvgor.’iuwx For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Trains daily. PuHmau Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. For Rockford, Sterling. Kenosha. Janesville, and other points, you can have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, no. 415 Broadway; Boston Office. No. 5State Street; Omaha Offite, 253 Farnham Street; San Francisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago Ticket Office; G2 Clark Street, under Sherman Hoose; corner Canal and Mattison Street; Kinsie btreet Depot, corner W. Kenaie and Canal Street; Weil* Street Depot, corner Wells The Rijht ft ef ’Kdacation for Yohde Ben. Magnificent granite' building, with • ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartment* fur, the application of and carrying out of our novel and systematic methods of BUSINESS TRAINING. Vining men wlu» eontcniplate a busino* life, and parent* haring sous to educate, arc particularly requested to send for document.* relating to the college, which give full information a« to terms, condi­ tions of eutarncc. etc. Address. CHARLES R. WELLS, 1’raudewt, Arie xx29tf flarm. Conn filCKFOnn W0MXT1C \AHITT£R THE IICKFOII AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine I DaUA. g—Um>. J—t T, COMMlMiOUCR*S NOTICE. TT K th* Bsdevsinsd. bavin Uaa apartst fw tka ProMts Ctori gar taa Coast? of it 5. AGENCY LEARN TELEGRAPHY Marvin Hughitt, Geu. Hup’l, Chicago. W. H- Stexxrtt. Gen. Pax*. Ag*t, Chicago. xx89 > ply FARM FOK SALE! WOOL. WOOL. RE IMPROVED A First-Class Farm, WELCOME MARBLE. HASTINGS. MICH.. Max 24. ICT. XXIteU POSITIVELY CURED FOR SALE OR TRADE. ONE iX) KTABLE STEAM SAW MILL in good order runing every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OP MULES 7 yran old ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE’ BUGGY nearly dcw. also ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, for sale on GOOD TERMS. For parttcohra enquire on the premises one anile west of Carbon Center. xxilTml PROBATK OBDKR. 'amt B lU-IAKU, txmonEmi TEN PFN BALLS WANTED! toisd.MsyS.lCT, ~ * n»«WWMiSS.?ESK5 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-06.pdf 96b712fe9fda494d1ca7f7fc6434abfe PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 20 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN1 THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1876. WHOLE NO. 1063. very careful, and he kuuws that it is .fur me to go to my old home, and I liaro hit good ; ’ ra drawing a chair to bit Led- nO» fully deeiuod wW 1 d£tll do this sumshe poured a few drops on his ku>w. mer-r-piobably teach again." ■Don’t you get tired Mimctimre of such and in the gv-ntlest manner possible rubbed the inflamed joints. He quivered all over a round of duty ?" “If I know a thing is duty, I never in- . [From the Country Gentleman. Albany at lhe first touch of her hapd but did not OF THE cry, and finally sank fIT to sleep, his tend to think it pwwible to be tired of it mother standing by in wonder. "If it don’t till it is performed." beat all!” she whispered . “he Won't let The tea was not a very social meal, ns X* CHAPTER TEN. me touch him with my finger, and here- each o»ne was thinking of the coming ropOu tho first of March, Mi® Wardlow you hare rubbed him hard with your eratj«n>. When they roAc from the table, Hugh brought Mi® Wardlow her hat and j was ushered into a nicely furnished cham­ whole hand 1" K "I wax very careful ut finrt, you saw, i>ac<]uc,- which she took and put on. ber, w'th a bright fire burning in the _“I promised Hugh to go nnd walk I cannot stove, and everything as comfortable aa till the muscles relaxed a little. benr to think ofhk being a cripple." with him thia evening.” raid she to Mrs. money aud care could prepare. . The next morning the operation was Griffin. "1 hope yon will eiyoy yourself here," "Did you include me-too, Hugh ?” 1 said Mrs. -Griffin, “and poor James hopes repanted, and he coufesrted that the joints you will have Hugh here evenings, nnd were Iraltcr, and that he had slept better asked the doctor, raising. than usual ; his mother Raid it was all a "We are going to the graveyard, air." Euilre Satisfaction. A catload ulticndy sold thli year among the best Karm­ & “Let Jawj* come up every day. The notion that he had taken—th' amid do it raid be, hesitating. en in Barry County "A physician ought certainly to calK exercise wilfhc a benefit to him, and he just as well ! Two weeks showed lhe good results in there sometime. May I accompany you, can look over his studies, and I will read to him. My evenings are to be my own James' increasing strength, and. he could MimWardlow?" "You may jgin us after a while, docthis spring. Mr. Jjlison would not hear bend his limbs and had walked acroM the i a word of evening schools thia terin ; he room will out erutchfri. The doctor was •or, if you would - Hke-. • wr m» going to I said I lie days were long enough to work delighted. Mr. Griffin did not rty much, take a last lopk at the old home.’’ le tiro Best Reel Rake Machine in‘tLe Market. Tw.» linger bars, and throe t>« j in." "Thank you. How long before I shall but one day ho told the doctor if there of knives, furnished with every Combined Machin-- We also have the ' “James wanted Hugh to board here, too, ever was an angel on earth, it was Abba eonw ?'* Wardlow. Dr. Eirerson agreed with him “ An hour perhaps, glancing at Hugh, | hut Mr. Mayhew's folks said they would not give him up; and Sarah cried when without licstitaiian , it had bee" hi* opin­ who was standing rather impatiently a it was mentioned. You will hardly gel ion for some weeks, though he hod not the door. After they left the yard, she took his hand in hers. him away firm there, I fancy. You know mentioned it. Which Is the lot One Wheeled Machine in the Market- Cull.and “We did not care to have any one with Ths school was doing splendidly ; every­ they lust their only non, a year ago, that thing went on like clock work ; hut Mm. u« now. The doctor did not think.” Watson thought the teacher was working ‘•1 am glad you did not let him, Abba ; did not offer to take him, before you prom-1 too hard, and getting to look pale and I could not have gone there with any one — - 1 | ise his mother that you would.” .Both FitJahed and l.'nnnhhcd. I but you”—and Ke swallowed a low sob as i 1 f Mi® Wardlow had thought nucha t!-ed. “You must leave off nursing Janjcs," I ho spoke, and tunrad his head away. i_ ------- ----------- -----------’—.'-------- - -------- ------- ------ -------- - —s"l','Nuke»1 thing lierwlf, ahe liad not mentioned it: i Biiipsaei., and Michigan Sweepstakes, also the Birimall Clover1: :--td■ she ■ thad 1 proved - j .« __ j_ -> ■ >.her _ she said, “and go out more, nr wc shall | They walked on in silence till they already that I HUL1.BX arrived at the gate of the churhyard, ■ brother, as >-be called him, was a source of have you to nurse." "I think I could bathe James." put in which Hugh opened. THE Of * । real joy and comfort. She had now an JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND . "Thia way, please, Abb,. After baby i object to love and to toil for; and the dear Hugh Marston, “if Abba would le». me EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. ^ied. we used to come, Addie and I, every . child had, by his gentle affection and win­ try." "Well, Hugh. I would try. It is too day, to see where she slept." ning ways. established a strong affection Hand in hand _lbqy...threaded their for hiiu, which wait daily strengthen. He hard for her with all her other dutira." James exported to be killed, but Hugh way, till they came to a little group of I had always been fine looking ; but he was grave* apart from the rest. Hugh stop­ had seen it done, and was very gentle and his । now really handsome, and it must be own| <-d that there wa» a feeling almost of pride touch, light, and Jam<» admitted be did it ped in astonishment. Four pure white TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION • ! iu Miss. Wardlow's heart, as she looked very well, though not quite as well as Miss headstones marked the resting places of j upon the improt neat. She could but Wardlow. She had requested her adopt­ the dead, with na^c. age and date of ' notice the contrast between him and James ed brother to call her by her Christian death neatly engraved on each. "Oh, Adda, you did this !" cried he, ■ Griffin, wbo.it was feared, would be crip­ name when out of school; “for” said she,\1 around her neck. ; pled for life ; his joints were swollen and "it makes me think of my mother ; I do blinding his arms stiff.’and his emaciated figure told of ter- get no tired of being on my dignity all the "Momma often Raid she wished she could get a head stone f»r papa and Emma, ■ riblo pain. Three months before James time!’ ’ I. am so "How that Hugh Marston has changed but she could not afford it. ' had been full of health and life, and . there was uo pore promising boy in town. since he was under the care of Mi® Ward­ happy you did it." “I knew you would be. and I could 11 ugh come riuiidly and bashfully to the low !"®ud Mr. Jillaon to Mr. Griffin. “1 never should think it was the same not bear die thought of leaving them schfHilhouse. hardly daring to lift his eyes, here without its being done, so you could । and no ooc had noticed him in his poverty child.”. "He could not help improrin" to be with remember it when you thought of Col; and shame. Truly has it been ' projrascs aud God dkpoeaa.' we ow not her. A man feels belter to talk with her charter, and the dear ones who rested eno half hour ; she is truth and goodness there. You need not mention it. dear, what a day may bring forth." all over, and it fairif make* those she min- as it concerns only yojt and me." The next evening after ahi? The click of the gste-kteh prevented* , lished in her new apartmenf, James .and gle»< with better for the aMociation," i Hugh were sitting by the iork table, buri“I wonder what iu.e is going to do after farther nonvcraation, and Abba Wardlow ly engpgial in drawing a sketch of a house Hchool is out ? Have you heard her ray ? I walked slowly away, leaving the orphan boy alone. with trees in lhe background, and their Hupposc she will taken vacaf in;" "James said he heard her" ’I Hujilume । loved teacher was sewing, occasionally glancing al the sketches. A quick step day that in five weeks they would start By request we print the following arwas heard ascending the stairs, and Hugh fur Fairhaven ; she had tbuig* there that , roac to answer the rap on the door ; Dr. was her mother's that she must attend to.” tide upon Homeopathy in the University, "I saw her down at the stouc-cuttcr's 1 Emerson entered. from the June number of the Lmurt, a “Well, this is comfortable, 1 declare' the other day. and asked Crosby what she medical journal, published in Canada: I would not mind being a little sick my­ was after, lie said lie could tell better ! "Wc must confess that our sympathies when he knew himself. He is a clone self, fur the »akc of an evening iu such are strongly with the Medical Faculty who quartcra. How are you, James? Did UK>qthed body." refused to give over the Univcraity of "I heard her mention one day that she ' you manage to ge</vp Rtaira alone?" Michigan,^hand and firal to the Huuura' ‘-Yes, air. It docs nut hurt me as inach had Dever bad a grave stone set at her palhs. We,"in’ Ontario, have not Jong Pcrhapw she went to see ' rf I exported. 1 have not though how mother's grave. since ptMuxl through a somewhat similar 1 shall get down again ; it seems *<• good about having one sent to Fairhaven." crisis. Wc have discovered that the true • ! to get out of the Ritting-TOom." “Iprvnumc that was it, aud Crosby PHI!.. W. NINKERN. way to crush' out ‘pathies* and ‘isms,' is -1 du not wonder. One gets lirod ot wiraidn’l tell fur fear ho would lose the to educate all up to lhe same standard—to ■ being confined iu one place m> long ," and chance of netting it." adopt a leveling up process, instead of the placing bis fiugera on the boy's pulse, he ; 'lhe u insane ' cry The day after the chm^orihe School antagonistic ope. HARVEY WRIGHT, pulled out his watch, and sat for u moment was the Sabbath—a bright, beautiful -kttmiiuy. tlwil, knarcry, quackery, and • in silence. Ik the like. - Such a policy serves but to Au I "Your pulse k the best to-night it has April day. The birds' filled tho air with petprtuate the evil, so to speak. ’ Raise : been since you were sick. I&noy Miss tlrair welcome music ; the buds were the standard of education for all who desire swelling on the trees, nnd spring was ren­ ■ Wardlow is better than medicine." to enter the nsofresion, and you will soon i ‘I do not get to thinking about myself dering everything lovely and ddightftil. After church, Mr. Griffin invited Hugh extinguish all pathics, ism, and men of I no much as I did.” . one idea in medicine. Educate them thor­ I "That is best; only koep your mind to go with them to supper, and Jamw oughly and they will Ira the better able to occupied so as not to brood over your ail- canx-out to meet them. "J think wc arc getting on preUy well discover the errors iu each system, and ■ meats, and you will have a chance to gain. gather up the truth from all. It is to late to come uown the steps and walk ho well I But, James, those knee joints must be in the lUth century to endeavor to put i nibbed. I do not like you to be a crip-, without a crutch," raid Mr. Griffin, as he down quackery by any other means. All pie, because you have not resolution took his son'a hand. ‘ The doctor ductor says aayx you must not let Miw enough to bear a little pain. Thru© timai __ it____go_____ J Jn Wardlow away till rI am quite weU, each day you ought to have the liniment w arc of little avail. Neither should the unless!' go with her." applied, and have a thorough rubbing." regular profession stand idly by with fold­ “I have been wondering what you "1 cannot bear it. Doctor Emerson ; It ed anna and allow the enemy to have full I seems as if it would kill me." and tho। would without do her.” sway. What has the Society,!'State Med­ "He mart learn to help himself,” mid — ■ tears gathered in his eyes. ical) or the tnonbers of the Faculty at "Think of being a cripple for life I It, Mias Wardlow, ."so as to come to Fair­ Ann Artrar to fear from the Homeopaths haven to make or a visit when die would be dreadful always to have to — go and a small following of students which is ”F HASTINGS AND VICINITY. weather is nicely warm." with crutches." sure to become leas every year ? Nothing, "]»am afraid he will not do anything “I think, Doctor." said Mi® Ward whatever. No ! let them rather stand DR J. B. LaSXJRE low, “that Jarnos will muster up resolution when you are gone. " manfully at their peat of duty, let them “He would be a bad boy if he did not enough to have it dome. I, will bo his have faith in their own profsmioo, let them uarae for a while if.you will tell mo what try to get well, after a" that has been bo true to themselves and those under done fur him. He and Hugh will have to do.” their instruction, and let tine “tJw arbit­ <r ooneultatica durin< lJ76«nd fine uport fishing iu lhe pond. They The doctor explained to her the ncceter of all things be judge of the result." aity of getting up a friction of the muscle,, have a good boat, and thc ••frays go out very often." ' and the importance of preveuting the con A* they entered the sitting room. Dr. traction of the cords of the kg. He left, For Sugar, the beat and the cheapest, i Kourson met them. call on John Stanley. THE UNPARALLED SUCCESS 5991 SHOOLMISTRESS. TABLE BAKE! 3 «» YANKEE UV A VKB3IONT FARM Mil’s WIPE. 25so!dlastyearand everyone gave THE PKERLE S COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RALE, TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, SEETHE BATIIPLATFORM BUGGIES GEO. M. DEWEY One door east of. Goody ear'a Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Hastings, April 12. 1876? R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON, WESMHL AND BUSINESS CARBS. DENTIST Ikkiian. Great Bargains READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement ■Joy Comfort and Happine-sn tatutt Sick ui Afflicted! Pianos aud Organs The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLEB PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Old Pinos and Onm ^Ei •*- tO.T.VCTTA STOTTJ7t«. -®» •^nstzi •im. BULLOCK, Wholesale gent for Michigan R. D. bw ---Nort hern Ohio and Indiana. Rapids, East Uag.naw and ■ Branch Houses Mira Wardlow and Hugh aaristed > . . i - ____ -^-yru . D. BROWN, Piano Tuneh “Miss Wardlow rayti I am to take euro xxlU I have the following property fur radu cheap for cash, or for good approved pa •Mahew’a. Mira Wardlow brought down •olin a boat Bahia*. * Tbatwillbe the liniment, and told Jam® .be was plesa^nL" 1 __ a.—-' —c “I suppate it would. But arc yon real­ suing to fulfill her promise. “He won't let you touch him,' said ly going to leave thia week, Mi® Ward­ • "r' Jan® Mrs. Griffin. * • ■ u "Oh, he will not refuse. • -I shall be low r ‘I think a^; it wiDbc necessary for HASTINGS) June 8th, 1676. �det> is a man offair personal charaetft, respectable in al! of' •— •> langtage and •iu • good habits, decorous his social relations. ter of the Cincinnati nominations to im­ 1876. —Something About the Foreigners —The Lighthouse and the Fog-horn Agrieurtural Hall. Again, wc such, and so would Gov. Parker of Naw Jersey, and so, if lie could have secured the support of his own party, would Henry B. Payuc of Ohio. Either of these men would have called more Democratic strength in tho elections of Ohio and Indiana in and either of them stronger in New in State October, been would have York November. The opposition to Tilden in his own State has gone too far, has become too inveterate j and extended, to be composed before the ; Presidential election. The two Among tho numerous routes by which Centennial travel rrnudta this citv liule attention has been paid to those by sea, which are coming to furm an important The great “rush" which has been pre­ item in the arrivali of visitor* from the dicted al! along appears to have really be­ seaboard cities of tho Atlantic coast from gun. Anywhere from fifty thotuand to Maine to Fl-nid*. Those visitors come aud one hundred thousand people can distrib­ bring with them1 tbeir provisions, home, and servants ; they charter steamers for a ute thetnselres around the grounds with­ round Grip, embracing state- rooms, fare, out ever running against one another or •nd board. Several of these bare alreadygiving the apperance ofa crowd, yet daily arrived chiefly, from the Eastern State*, frequenter* of the spot readily notice a and remain a week or more in dock at thr thicker dotting of the landscape and a wharves, where tbeir passengers repair to their lodging and for their meals. The more striking aspect of the buildings, such steamer Empire State, formerly of the Box­ ax. has appeared for the past four days. ton and New York line of steamship*, The meets, ucwij newly uuuueu dubbed ute the riuoiiDg Floating I'alaCC Palace Hotel, Hotel. AUC great number uuiumi of ui new BCW faces laoce one uociuccio, too, is another indication of what the gate “ now *° port, on her first of a series of ■receipt* positively prove-that the alien- | ftur>d^‘e 1*. bringing with leading 1 Democratic.papers of New York city can­ For Vice-President. WILLIAM A. WHEELER, not. if they would, obliterate their damag­ ing record of denunciations against him ; “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one hor seclerian intolerance which will destroy the other.” . KKPVBL1CAK STATIC COXVRMTIOS. and score* of leading politicians all over the Slate are in Be­ the same position. I*. ■ til be chiw weeks igo. .h..™ Up U) Thuredey even ( .»d fewrlw eomie, end ,oie,. for cry is “Mill they cutne.” MichigaB has^pkeed Ohio ||87R FOREPAUGH’S GREAT WMA1. SMI ACTUAL MAGNITUDE!! WITHOUT A SINGLE PARALLEL. The Vulcan the masMw. could with His election as Governor two not sare prestige, what it Was. bi* party 'from sinking and itAtorb. HASTINGS, THURSDAY, JULY 6 ADAM ............. 1 ..Ji, . J ". ' .uluii |llk„n,t . . . , .... ** “* ' ^ra’1^ 1 ’ anole, for instance, have donned the { tn u*. fm Iu- iuu<t tav« American fashion* from plug hats to ' whut the «-diti.r id' WmJ County fast. To what, then, are wc Thunderbolts for her Mie proportion of U> by the cunnua eyes ofthe vulgar. That enterprising and aeniitircpeo|ile, the Jap- which Forges flimsv And all these arc not "home folks.” Candidate, Governor' Haye*, under many foreign risitani is not obligations. Michigan Ural State verpr large as yet, though there is quite a to unite her solid vutTWith ttat of Ohio yeare ago by 50,000 in New York was sprinkling of costumes and farts that are for Governor Ihymf, in the Cincinnati by no means such a personal triumph a« easily recognised asun-Americen. Then* Convention, uiid 'Frank U. (’ull.-y, (,f t|lc the fit>| MichiGovernor Gastpn'x election in Massachu­ is the pictumque attire of the Turk, and Eaton Itapidx JuhthhI gin Editor tn hoist the name id’ <)bhi‘s setts on inc same day ; but both events, unique dress of tho almon eyed Chinaman. -------- -- Chinese seen ..v.v Thene here are v> of.u<r the ui^uct higher L'Vorite at the head of lit* t-oluuiu*. which in fact, were due to ttat singular tidal class, who druw rather different from the • did sonic three <»r four n>i>nth> ago. wave which in the previous October had shiny sack aud sabots of Ah Sin, so faiuilbear arc a« l» of friendship .uni faith not made William Altai Governor of Ohio. iar in miM ofoureitta m>w-a day* The*- : ,u ta torgotieu In Olii.Mn*. Xw/mJ. - The sinking of the Democratic majority in national owJumi*< would p, rta|« ta still I l,h" f Theatave w.- clip fr.itii th • Kitau C. uuty New York to 7,000 la»t yearpnivos that more ootumouly «-wi if it wen- not Kir tin | ever enjoyed any special popularity 1876 wliid. ing over on* million aud a half of people ■ 8iU is charged, including three meal* j>er have entorud through the gates, and the : day. sides, there is no evidence that Tilden has Tilden-* ]4rsoiial iss I ™®.x k that four fcen can remove, __the Hone boat and take it t_ lifting or digging, in from five •C to fifteen | minutes. In the oldest time stump* were a senowt obBtruction to cultivation of new ground and could only be removed by pa­ tient and long continued labor or busting PntLADXLvuiA July 1st, 1876. Gen. Hancock would tare proved lected. lotiU^l to । The “Ru*h” hat eommenoed - Over a paign ttan has been ot-erved. the Republican party might tare been se­ For President. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. J on th part a sorrewhat higher tone to the cam­ candidly think that a stronger op ponent of Natisial Repiblicai Tieket CENTENNIAL LETTER _______ Million and a half of people,'*o hr This fact ought to unite with lhe eharac Hastisoa, Mich., Jri.r 6, q^R io a^rita ths pleat leather bools, and from a rear ch- i did not know, that tin- name of Ruthii ration would l>e mistaken for genuine I American*. Thi* vulgar curiosity ta< • of prevented a great many foreign -n> frotti j j reasons. There is n remarkable dearth of appearing in ihoir national drvws, and as ;■ \ euiMOijUence the ground* do not prraeni , strong men iu lhe Democratic party staul ttat pictunsu|Ue appearance they should 1 | this time, so ttat a second-rate leader up •< tliw ball in motion Next week I shall give some idea nfihri vdit lor the work they pear* first-rate. Tilden, too, has had n bet- curious and inteKMing exhibit* ofihtw ' tcr record on the currency question than countries in the main building. At the northeast corner of the Govern- > most prominent Democrats. Rut hi* ment Building a Curve of workmen i* now ■ tower ofstrength in a |>arty point of view engaged in putting up an iron lighthouse ' I has been that he is the only Dcnnwrat — wn«* _ 'which, wh.-n flnldied. will fully illuiniuhas made the tau>t el-im< t . the .... »te the prori»inn» made by the I tavernto. | name •‘Reformer.' As the cimjk^gn gnes mint for protecting lhe liv»* and property of all who crave the , danger* of the <taq’.. Ion tham claim* will bo folly kifi«.l. Mr. Tlw base of this wtrueturc is of woud. but > Tildens various railroad speculal taiv l»y will ta painted to represent swum*. To ihi- ! which he is said to tare amassed u fortune tin* iron flag* of lhe super slrm-ttire ami ; never ertimated at I than three million*. tailed, and atave this i* a high iron cylin : ' will l*e inve .tigatrdnnd .notnc of thcia Lid dor 18 feci in diameter, the whole Imine I I tt»pi**l by an ornamental tower. Iu ihe ■ i open to lhe li-Lt. centre of thi* clevntiou is a place for a reThe uuravliug of hi* reform pcetcUMons। volving or flash light of the fourth grade. from his associations with Tammany rule, and over one of the dormer window* quite in New York and the infamous Democratic a* ornamental as they are useful) is to be placed a fug bell weighing 4950 pound.*. election frauds of 1868, Will al.**» become 1 Both of three signals are operated by dock an interesting topic of public inquiry. work, which delicate yet massive piece of That a reformer should have the hearty mechanism derives its power from a weight cters Household Melodies support of such men ax Billy of over 300 pounds, and by a simple change Fowler, Ben. Wool and John Morrtaey of motion is made to revolve the light or strike the fop bell at the intervals required. is certainly a curious phenomenon in poli­ The clock-work exhibited is intended to ktkiis ctavo hokvsks tics to which justice is surtA to be done — •trike first, three times, then twice, then and ttat, too, without injustice to the real once, and so on. Thiajs the signal adopt­ ' ““ "sJeL"".cM-cwwi. ed for one of the shoals on Long Island, to merits aud worth of Mr. Tilden** record which the light house now on the ground* in the work of reform. is to bo removed after the Exhibition. We dwell upon this subject now be­ Near this new attraction is the fbg-*yren, acked bubctions cause it will be seen ttat the St. Louis whose very uMyrenlikc roar has so often Caataiaias S*er»d startled visitors to the Exhibition. This platform puts it iu the fore-fnxit of the car-splitting instrument« little more than [ campaign. The word “reform” is harped a very much elongated horn blown by I upon with a persistency and din all throngh steam, and yet it has been heard at a dis- 1 Hit resolution* which reminds bnc of the tencc of 35 miles. The fog-horn is kieolod ' CHONS. old saying/that barking dogs never bite. a short distance from the Ohio Bufte Build A fair specimen of its value is seen in lhe ing, and some smart w^ h« remarked ttat thi* m very appropriate. As it roqairre bitter complaints of bow much the Rcpubthe use of frreh water tn generate its Ire- ! ktkbs mendous lung jiowcr, it cau only be tis.xl 1 followed by the demand that the raramp-1 at intend points, but mren when fJaosl ' tion act- the chief step taken by cither ■ >mc dmlanre from the hcallsnd it tax been found nry effective. —a— party toward the restoration of specie payAgrirtltaral Hall, whieh has been the • f . P fl most backward of the Urge Irafldiny, pre- 1 "A VREliE DE LA LrEM K These reformer* at St. Louis nbm pre­ sente an infinite variety of attraction m *11 ' Hi»»u Muia L» ■■■h ■nth*'...?.____ strength wnich Tilden took into the Louis Convention and which carried S. D. lUxix.x. CUainuaa. L.Wfll«are. j the nomination ? REPUBLICAN CONORCSS ION A I, CON VENTION—3RD niSTRICT. To a combination PATENTS PKi-ERS MUSICAL MAGAZiNES *-alitlin«lb«i tor of defcpi .. W.U KEATON. JOHN DOW. 8-J.BlTBHnr Ctaimaa DANIEL STH1KEli. A. J. ALDRICH. 1 hree n«l CDnauic >Iok-nl 1 C O P Pentus S Haetinc*. The Democratic Nomination for President. It could hardly be said that the nomina­ tion of Samuel J. Tilden on the second 1 allot at St. Louis was received with sur­ prise because there wax ax much prospect of that as of any other result of the ing. vot­ It wax seen from the start that the Tilden organisation most an strength. at St. Louis was al­ the Tilden as pre-eminent IIis cohort of advocate* work­ ed together like a piece of machinery, and the doubt and distraction apparent in the rind intercste but added to the prestige of they wanted and how to bring it Even the fierce New York about. opposition, when transferred from its natural rather advantaged Tilden in the arena, eyes of disinterested oliservcra, for it wtw charac­ terised by such raneor and rowdrinr. as to give a reflex ofrexpcetaliility to ite target. Il was a repetition of the old story of the scribes in a few minutes chaugw tariff which their brethcra in seven have consumed daring to propose. month* They in the Congress without would abw re­ iterated in agricui agrimi I ! . I --- ------“««»>« tDCTT- WiOi.UuWithin the pm few days the maahincry has been put is motion to a great extent, and visitors against the admission of any more people “not of the parent stock”—whatever that may mean. As to civil service reform ayd the Iwvtowmcnt of office without regard to polities, wc arc called upon to match the platform ns wdl a? wc can with the wholcaale Democratic gorging of the House office* at the earitau moment the oppor­ tunity allowed. However, we dial! have with the many different make* ofmowen •nd ruafeni. Some of these latter ma chines are remarkable specimens of work“h'P, o»d afford a fine -tody «f those who dahght in mechanic* to follow out the apporendy complex working of the various P*r1*’ jLk “TC *B*°®cca«* taken heavy vote made the cose hopdew for hn rivals. Toun. EXOTIC __ The Standard MONSTERS OF THE DEEP, <’RAWJ,INO 11E1TILKS. Exhibition of the <Hd ’ Universe. EtLtfCTJSsrs;,-"' ■ ■ , . Hert of rtw EkptaM. 2 Biaci Rta, Cot Aitelope, Sea Lioos, Horaal .Ho®, Ite, Be. xxrtewt ' The ratHuSsaaoam. fcTATK OP MU------- Arenic Department which wo may call the initial machine mid to have been used by Daniel candi­ ^ilu^L form the United States into closed door* the fact that Tildon was the second choice other Thiu/i^l PfFTY ODD CTATUE-OV.SAMEXTED ( AUES OF -WILD BKAS1'- ‘ WlLSOS. 1 . v < —1 , . stnaoi that has been made within the past thirty y-rx On one hand is the h^clumsy date, no when it wax men that his Double Cit-ciia, tTndo.- Eight Center Pole Tents. p.mina Mesic P a •‘horrid exam- of more delegates than any S Enormous Menaizerie« TjAlPKE MUSEUM KQVIKTKrAS, THwm Our Cetilennhl, QrXNAJTic , ACnoitATtC TALKNT IM ..’i e«blazoned street pageant I-lUnd lto4« !}•(SS.Itd oJ.VK? “* ™" A-X-. Ml 1’ • Hemember, The GreaA Forepangli Show. with all ha nidi Train tax brought me a well amortod stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gail era for the teercd. which were far more than sufficient to meet ita requirements of the two-third rule. «MnU>l Sewi»c •”•<* *»i M.dibe IJitf'V?1. e **»«» Oooc.-ue pol.llr K«U rffUwta- MmAiu,.. dta; and Machine Oil. I ab» xdl Wdl A Cwti-ni Pumps. RECOLLECT «>»»», u,J Clnnu"■% J. Macs nnaon. xxAltf * 1 JOHN a. FOREPArOH, Mani^ Ad-K.» n»d« �[hs^efni-Wcekly hepybliejfifiajiier. Dr. B!izo. CHJR NEW YORK LETTER yp<; Thi. Mri,™cd IF FIBIALPAMlWUWttWTV. tanti, is now at the Hasting. Bouse. .nd COUNTY’ OFFICERS. will remain here for a ftraf'dayii. part visit, to this city been remarkable m his Durin-, xneorei the n. Curti* i‘.rm I._r HAUTt!<<wJiiuelyt|. 187t: 1 role-sur Blaxo:— Dear air .-—It « wUh GUIDE that Mra. audmxpy, alippmy our R. TIME-CARD Sa^my uvek, further invof-tigntiou. Department anxiety And disquiet is observable among Washington, D. U. Judo, 30,1876. charges will take placo and the prospect Blnine — ’ in employees large DupartmcuU wish to rey to the The popular interrat here in the Republicans of the country: Don't imag­ nominfttioM to be made at Cincinnati preine that Tilden is an easy man to boat II>: vaded every clx-w of our temporary and is the nuot unacrupulom. pontieUn living, permanent rtsiJante from the highest the moat cunning, tricky and shrewd to the most lowly to such an extent as to grattitudo to you C.r tho complete A general staluj of the clerks and other | wo a fe w things that I uiywlf oxprore rascali­ rill — Mr. Clerks. Tilden, th.•: vigorously uxposing. his alleged Telegrams to be secret—Mr. Mor­ greatest fraud that disgracre ' Xmencmi politics, has carried away the prix- Then pleasure, Williams mid - PpUTtGAL letter from Mik. U Williams ft-, of ibu i’SSjjS: ties a few weeks sgo,.mu1fost nu real for Well, thcaguny of SV LsuU io city: As Mr. Blaine ■ Gl'AROlA.VS SALE. a»<tw of tbc «<at« of Mien Switb b no longer a candidate fur the Prcridep I V**1.*« ?1 Hl A. Smith. «im< J. K.l<ar k hereby riven ITO I of Congressmen -The Bounty Bill N’tw York July Jhi 1W7I5. A. followin ’ | President way select. cy ; tho Democratio-refurnis who were so h.s I many can testify. evidence of this we submit ASHINQTON LETTER. OUR poWI„, -B.thlng-B.l./Fa™: .. - ——t 1 .......'ng— Tho Cincinnati v», St Louis Conven­ Foihirn, —(h. Fourth— Wr»lh.-r. tion—The aporjpriations—Absence the of dis­ numbers is good for furloughing tho entire force in each of the departments. state of uncertainty and p***»uknt t:. Llfcn»c »r.J •uthoritr rn the twe-ny ninth <!*- a f May. A. D .TOS. 5S5L&, Sffi’JlSR. Such a *aoro v* *e-« .ri*!l,.,4 IKOOSO’-O".*'-. _ *)at*। Jan*. tAt* A. D. ICT. ■ junoMw? dnmoralixation was never known before within the mcm rare of our son Albert N. Williams of ory of the ‘'eldest inhabitant. dcafnore in ooo of his „f Then he lias millions of money which he’ keep almost tmr entire population in the ■tending. Wc began to dispair of his made out of railroads nnd other monopo strvsts from the formal opening of the ever recovering his bearing when you com- lire, whose tcalore aud uuacnipulomt ally Convention up to lhe tinal hour that mcnccd treatment about the 1st of April, ho has ever been when he could make any­ brought the intelligence of Hayes and but after you bad treated him a abort , thing by them. He used money by the Reversely the — ——« nuuri r -j uiuucj *>j me Wheeler's nomination. ume, he was happily restored to his hear- ' bancI to ‘he nomination, and he doings uf the St. Louis Cuuvenliuu were uflciitm. mg and remains well, aud we eenrider it a • w*^ UM hy the cart-load to secure the r;garded with a feeling akin to iudifier-. . CHANCERVI^RDER. STATE OP HlCItiaAN.-Hvr.ntMnili Jaduita uf June. A. I). ICT. ’ Fredrick Stickle. Cc»nUin»ut. MARRIED A. M. 1W r. m. 1:13 r.‘ n‘ Permanent cure, and we cannot our express iu words > Oration. Then he has. or will have, the euce. thank fulness that he is re- j uulle^ support of that eaiing cancer, Tam- stored to hearing. eases of the . kind We remain your well wishes. Very Re-. I ■pectfully yours. ’ rcader* Tammany opposed him True, but whut convention! Mn.o L. Williams, in the fur? • nothing eke than to gel its pricu. For Lout* Piitfo^n. supporter of "Tilden und Ref..nn I.ircu:* Court lished in this District by the jairiuclastic MM.i.i» .1..lai-ire».«,k ,ta: । itsdk This has always boro tlw tauti-s uf •■TI«.|J>ir.«i»u..rfMk-|4.u..rM.«uit. I TMuuy. .ml .Inn .ill U Th.-.l.i ed any colored u ...... matt . ixl to tn aiiv iMil.irwI spectacles' ihm .1 .. ____ _ ion of Tilden means thu triumph of Tam* wants t*. look thn-ugh at it. It is intend ed Io do like lhe xuapcmki* which tho many jus: as much as though John Kelly aiu'tioiovr cried in thoe word-. "Urtig had supporti*’’ him firm* the beginning, any enough f**r any man and sh<<n eit.nigh fur even more, lor Kelly must be paid for tho any Imy.” It was intended Io suit beindexpense* incurred iu lhe fight. er.itn of diffcnuit States holding dianietti Rut, despite the support uf Tammany rally t<p[»ii<ite doctrinra. For auAh a purTilden cannot cany New York. The solid ........ .. .. Iwf" veui«.>n, whtvfrevcr ' fii'iu the r>>uikl men of tho dm ante a return to status—ibis l*ellm>* daA.,'rotie and all. Iiiik-d ofMirhUen. scldp- Tild* t»'» tlon with iDnto'nslniHons of oommendalion, and a< an ethkuce, in cum? of tiuu. i>*r tmUUhrvet htx MwsAiirsi.TritfscKiSa BUevesrt, that the mum* npirit which dicta­ ted the national policy years proceeding last for the the war, would ten again triumph. aw»l torn Itack the lido of p ?rtue^f»*t ■d.ell.lth. res** and universal lrl*crt; that has <i whelmed ■»> many the pct institui ot a Democracy, reactionary lub-eullod IhTjSd dVVf tie afternoon. .SPECIAL NOTICE during sixteen years nf Republican ttxecif- ' , canu not dency. The last (lay of the fiscal year finds the I i-uvory th* t|io dodging of the Democratic l-clkve in him; and Cunwm‘mn on hi “d-------d nigger schools" and 1 ankee, which enntinnally sigh for the SALEOX EXECUTION- reooot;rm-tion ' every "pf-osed Julio Morrisey, O.*kvy Hall j fl«c win-, ihuitcr doggeries, o|>en gintuilb* anil their N<*r>heru nlliro. say*>*f lhe Fin. ' । and pay (likire und bruiaera to tlcenhi. aiicial plank in lhe St. Louin^Matrtota "il j tuau, iln- consideration being that Tamis. with the interpretation we put on it I many shall dictate the course of the adminVery satisfactory to us." T bat iuteqire‘ | iMratioii, and divide the plunder t«» suit It w like, rhe renlaurani sturdily Juliu Kelly, and all of the gang, will work I joihd him. devoted In t|ic jects und puquM-n ufjba ex ('niifitderaln* ■'•I crulv un lhe <l<>llnr • r.t*. Hila A. Miner. ‘•the war is a failure and ought to ,c<-xsc''/| measure, which habitually refeni to the splendid sy»l«ni of public acliook estab­ Tile New Y*nk .S'rtM. one i.ftlie k-. pa|.T> iu the Unliun. f»ih< nearly uni ver sal, while that pji^iou of it which always which he gave to tlie world as the seijti- I . bargain fixed up this week, aud next week men! of hi? jmrty in 1864, with every] | Tammany will wheel into line as the ard manifestation uf approval, which hoi j j dent ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. licilur within Tam­ greeted every reppn of. re verse i>> the Viiiot* arms witlr vociferous shouts of joy, . „ ------------------- -------- ;-----------------------which applauds Tildens declaration that LfaHER-BOWEK-At tU M. K. Paro*n**ei« many pm itselfiu opposition to thestrong। j rat man solely to compel th it slrongrat lie lire also letters from I. W. Vroonut* Esq. aud many abets all allreling to man to cutuu to its term* a* the price of bis election. That is all. There will be a Lw perfect and cumplct success The St. Prairieville. Maeh. to Jea- the District wus outspoken and i month* from the dale of lhl> order, end of Ihrir efpeere i»e theetkeir *n Hancriclf for prefiereuo.- progressive, re, comparatively -I IU"Dy’ w,nch is a power iu American poli- intelligent and con*c<| \ gucntly thinking /F“1 ,o lw «ad«-crtimstcd. Bui, says element of the Democratic die party uf this*! this' Z Hoping you will hayc likc success in other The among srLrtsw party do money question will Uovernnient d.-stitute of the mean* JOlHtq’CRE.'iSr. Hberiff is Ttk ICC________Juu^lwV SALE ON EXECUTION. ' l"r | nait him the support nf thotisiiml* of good its adnrituMratiou after to-nq*bt al twdvc and irw mon. who have heretofore acted o'clock. A fcwiiKwv uuiu*|»or1ant appro priation bilk have been |*auutl, but the men of tjn- parly—tbum? win• j*uy taxes more important one**, designedly delayed and do'itol want **ffia>—have lir-sl of thein the liovse that the Government might that • inert inc of the Hrpublican iuidil nundwr of puhliraiion of rvre trrrd rover a wide f •cJpn^eute. The articles lire. MI., rf T~l,I......l«. which — -‘PropbMieIntuition: '-tllinipvM of IVreUnRla*' —a very »|*ri(htly ammint of Inftirnia.r;,. 777 -..*’,— n, honal HiatoVy. a!w> illualralod; -The Way It Ended ; Jangle, and out ofTnao: -Tempers when they beat John Kelly in his atroug1 Imlds. These im*ti tiuv nut vote lor Hayes, j |,ul tftCy Wl|| IH>I vote lur Tilden. Never I thukws. ihe obi schemer will make a vigur.... .. , . ■ -n ,* • . r .• I «“Hsl“. “»J will pull «.ery «... u «... succcre; and, re he has money, organus। lion, and is entirely without a coneciencr. it jA going t<> l*c a rather hard job to beat him We shall teal him, but it will take I . . , . . h:U‘1 B“,k do 11 » "n the 4ih page will be found an article trait : General Bight.- ii.eir-1 entruuiel Cetehratfou n decided euccee*. ■is Mrs. fionthAdvertiaed Lett era. T- U- Peterson Jt Brothen publish a »ith •'hinuaeV and ‘•Self-Bnieed.'* furuinliing the More in a deeidodly superior " ''Mr. It b bb purpore u bare tbe terror «'l Hartl Drug Store in lhe city. H. has kM large n^rUuce *» Pharmsmaifat, aad the puMic r»u dep«Qd oa him la all rare, will* a «riVMy thu al) Prescription, will bo care- (lumtmltec* with of any immediate Il caunot escape lhe intelli­ gent masses concerned that the l>emo- crata hare consumed seven . months lime, intriguing for a List of letters remaining in lhe Rasti.R. I* O. Barry CUnnty. Mich. July 6th, I8“«. Ml*- Emma Garock. Mbs Elisabeth Gordon. B. B. McCaffrey. Mb- Agnau Oberhat tor, Mis* Sarah Williams. Frank Loonris Battle Creek, Unslng Ken yna. Trent Mich. Mrs. CnBnt* Poitw PUtna Bathi.xg. . with the we are threatened sud bake in the summer. bill hail b«eu und compromised tion of the PremdentU note and xxlU pa-ssed. madison Dispensary. message passed the resolution (previously rejected in lhe Booh by a party thirty days. vote) tsnridi: the extending Randall, jt . is said was ap- |x.-al«l to by Itepublit-aK and Democrat* do tioti and refused. All us uni lo-nighi atlwaltr, _ agrees with the Senate iu thus et the present <ir.hr appropriations are ■un*-. - pareed i... m.- there will ba a like reanh in the every inlcrret connected with the end of to-day 's sreaion. that scent further evi^emM of hostility U’ <fce Gov­ ernment would not be required. The altMtuee of Tenibera of Ikmgre-v. at St. Louis during the week Hire the oqmmitte has x|ualiaation bounty bill n*:•.•»«, I .. arevanur-tlx. fadUv- jf COMMKllCM It. IIASTlXas .UARKK ... rendered progtesH in Ixrgwhliun vety alow. Senate military - other appropriation bilb not passed by the Il would ro case Ajf The WUKAT<M>wrMk.l.H4««I.U reported favorable, with amendments excepting from ita ben­ BABT-PARMlMG. efits sailors, marines and persons borne on The attention of tl»e authorities has been called to the brutal system of bsby fxnning, and as the invesUgation procoods, the extent of it becomes absolutely appalling. One womaa in Hestei St., locked her doora and left her lodgings. Tbc neighbora in the Mock adjoining hoard low moans tn her rooms, and breaking the uoors open, found therein twenty.three babies, from iUu to three y«n in ap, all of oomiition of wrotehednraa that the rolls as Indians or slavre, and ■ refus­ One of theta, when some [ONER’S NOTICE. The Senate, ye*terdny, icting the sugges­ ing to deduct from the bounty to ’6e giv­ en , that paid by States. on. M the north front door nf the C pidity of the telegraph companies cu­ anti from the impertinent cariosity of Cop. federate spire; hare been mtrodured into both Homws of CongrtsH. The’. Houte food was put a=.|«iwdj ate and referred to the Finance Conunittoe of them would have been dead iu a fuW whether Senator Morrill will hours wore. The woman who had thus [Conlinuad in next issue.] P0TAT0K8. per tatkel.3*. APPLES. p« buh«l.»>e. ONIONB/rerbrebel.treMBe. BEANE. rerb«Aal.C.'«tl A). PORK. M.WEMU. SHOULDERS, por IO*-. busineiw or social purposes, from the new It is nof thought extremely kind* of frail, candies, bmrornine u'cioek andtheaet- legitimate with instructions to prepare ft AU while triumph partisan the business of the .satwian has gone by The jieuple vf New York ought U* . bo| c»t>sc<Renees which involve the lore of the chwnekl pnoplt in ths world; for oar- I millions and the violent dhttnrkince of teiuly they have fjtoilrties for btdliing un- j every gon-nuneatal. rommereial aad so­ rich »*nl । ^DOWU any other srity in the world. The. The Naval appropriation st of c®'|- I city is an-iateud, with waler everywbete , i cial relation. «| >» ahead/ in lhe ru/A edition. agreement. default r*o time to attend to it, aud noW ‘Ancieui Manner, win* new and j but yet there are no oiqtortunilicii omtorlunilics fiir for illusiradons, is inelnded among bathing. _____ <t. The ___ city , .authorities ulnorities prohibit bathing in any of the waters within the city limits. excejA in such houses as are i very enteneivr cirrulallou. .... ■ t. e r \______ 7. of 'u:7l ' ; pu Vol. M begine a ill* lids nun.- provided by the city, Which. for n popi lotion of a million there nre two. *1 he Subscription price, for •» ye* over-nice people object to seeing the naked include* an excellent premhin* I bodies of lhe poor people, and consequent ly ihe heated boy, the dusty, grimy laboror, who walks along the river and lungs to Slate Land Office, Michigan. ! plunge into its coal waters, is obliged to go ! dusty and dry to his attic and satisfy him self with a pint of water iu a basin. It ia ' b t.lwrJ ImoI *tely awful, this thk nrohibitiou. prohibition. nu The Lbtma IUxxkb: city u>ow * an oven, the miles of brick walls hold hent all summer, the pavemente are scorching night and day, the air is full of drnrt, which eats into the skin like ver­ min, and to prohibit the poor from enjoy­ ing the water that is all around the city is only one degree less cruel than it would be to deprive them of air. But so it js. They have no delightful bath-tubs at home, ax have the rich ; nor can they gel out of the Cnivsfsity city when the themometer goes up into1 the nineties. So here they stay, and sweat’ Arricultursl and suffer, with relief under their noncn i: _ which they dare notoyoy.God help the, poor iu New York. Ail seaaoM nre un kind to them. They free*.’ in the winter *r-ft fad the weigld of (.'unfahtrales wrath, are •'t little or no prospect and speculation ia rife bill. doubtful swwpt the SALT. Suv.rerbbl.JI BALT, eoarre. Mr bbl.. K HAY.perlre.S»JO»Hd». DRIED PEACHES, rrared.ree lb.* 1&». S&.SSi.lJfiKS-.'yJi.TS1 �NEW. ADVERTISMEET rfr. of the Slate Land ‘‘ommitrtoner “TIE VIBRATOR' Office MBS aoLX> LOXT SKA0OX wznnor on xulubx ox varenos Swear’s Ho-j-au, OR A XD RAPIDS..................................... MI LTOM < P1CKKH1XG, Proprietary M fUK JHbu 0* and altar D«* SuIk Mtaii Ldy iurrff'RKN ‘ 'urrSS-.-SST k lAlltOAD. Mrt. train* will r« •* ,0*' IlCHffiil Iffl TH! SOUTH « w VO eftont iu the dirt harge of the dutita m nm oficc then- will probably no one deny, but there -.rem* to be . growing dtH**’”1" on th-part of the Republican party of Michigan to “rotate" the office*. »nd Mr. Clapp w now in tho fourth W** Tin <b«. » pMir <“ odur ra»dia.<™ “ otecc' acveral already natne* mcouawd. *»•! •'■«* « •>“* “T Eg' B. T. VMUfc of B., TU, Cou,),. ►OLD BY ALL DHUtKilETB. G«, r.nri*S* wooU * ’“ll “ScCT th.ie i. M ,d«n for 11. iboroaglilj rwoo^.1. <i.ulK ia li. Md da­ CHICAGO at LAKK HWBO* > At A. M. Rock a Carriage Shop Jefferson St, ihM l« bw*K*1 IbrnnT There Um been h L> buy Tarrant* Seltxcr Aperient. Carnap, Sip aad Ornamental SOLID WEALTH 1 •600,000 IN GIFTS! Grandrel Scheme cwr Prerented t<rtb» Public' A VOBTVXK WOK OXLY «M. - PEIIXrtUK DITUUOM. Harting*, Mich, S TIME TABU: NO. 8. CENTRAL HOUSE •1. t.ke e«rW Mwmtoy. Star. «• ■* Tito Comtmay rmretuf th* rik't«» rary cmnataaoo* maw*rtx«. ■■ ■ • ■ TRAINS. FE8T, , HASTINGS, MICH. E. STAUFFER. Prop, .•xrtttxs ring lb. UU «ar, Uriag Uro gromoud froa Ijmusaui w Lrerrt Brigadier Coo- JSttSti $600,000. cntl ' . _ He in fifty-four years of age, a pioneer of ThM. P. Portar. Kx-Gur. Ky, GaaT Maaacw POUITIVK1.YMO PomresNUTi Bay County, and has hewn for himself tn LIST OF GIFTS: that new section, not only a home, but a Good Stablinc Ueoanaedwi with the Uuaa. CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. BMtiart.Mi.h_ Nor. M.U?5. **«* ” character and a myme that doe* no dis­ credit to h» bend or his Hu UO office SO nomination to would giro taptoal I cart- lhe State ntiren aoMiera of La»d to the and the prove it* artisfaction Michigan, Republican party would again JOtMt, Shepard B O>., BATTLX CIXDL MICM These unrivaled machines and repaint Tor fixity to the 1 defenders’by it* remem­ brance. of them in tho dirtribntiau of * official patronage. Gen. Partridge nun of sterling rtcrlinr integrity man and » nie are supplied at lowest factory prices a no better Igand Office. GREBLE& RUSSELL Sinical and Mechanical clinic* could be made for the State । DENTIST; A New Wonder in California John Muir, well known to the visitors of the YoMtnite Valley, annoucc.i the diacovcry of a rival to that w0?d5™ scenery. It is a valley on the South Fork of King’s River, forty-five miles from Visalia in a rishi line. The valley is nine mil® in length from eart to wert, and has an average width at the bottom of about half a mile. It Iwu 5,060 feet above the fcvel of the aea. and ita walls are about 3,000 feet high. They are preciruious, and mine of the koremite, Hkc El Capitan, /and thu Sentinel and the Cathednd Rocks, have their counterparts. The falls of the new valley have more water, but arc more picturcwptc than those of the Yosemiu. Aocow i* fio® Veolia, the great part of the way by a good wagon road, through groves ofscquetias and forest* of fir and pine. The taaU can be extended. Muir aays. over THE NEW YORK MILITARY Will rttand to all brattehw of the Profrrticn and AGENCY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. PENSIONS To'whom Pensions are LEARN TELEGRAPHY. EF^rssiiPte “ .Ji ^iApiawiW',S‘ CHICAGO I JOGHaiLAIE SHORE "E. W. VOIGT’S . I* the Best Lager Brewed in the Wort $5 - $20 F'.g.’-te.rar’rjS la»d.Mr.________________________ xxtl>«4 ^riJTD KKADISU. PATCMOMAJfCrrASD AltA r/O.V- Moal Chatwin?. Ne-m.rlun and Maniaea GuMr. Jiowlns bow jitharttz m faalnate and run th« loro and affoclioai o( auy par­ ton they choate inatantlr. OB pmm. By mad Mtrt*. Hunt A Co.. I3» .1.7tb St.. Pblfii. xiiltwC Wllliaau A <>.. brewen. iMwu'i Brewery With lartBMRrtU. Para * CHa«> 1 M. J«Mwh. fadiaaaprtU. sad all t<Mthaweatera Grand Jaue vuiw. Holland. HayWithLugirr^na.XawJUbay A^C^i- Grand Raft 4w4 ALBERTDiqKINSON ORFn?ED SEEDS, CtlRREKFONDKNCE SOLICITED. [o>. 117 wad !!• Klnzie St roti, HAND NJUHBN NIVItlON. CHICAGO, ILL. Going to Kansas or Colorado. Iwurta^CUMtaaatL .ad Cinriaaali. todiaA.i SALTAT0R BEER FOR SALE OR TRADE stock. ■siMKtxsrtfci.YJfvr.* Geo. M. Savage 4 Co’a Column. OXE roilTABLF. STEAM SAW MILL pany of drovers hare mhctwi a ciam. *» the valley, for the purpose of rawing ACBCkl Jramoa—With Drtrwit. K»l Rirer A flMtijrt BaKiMara A Ofciw RailraUx. Tke Brllakk Start Liar EAST AND WEST. in good order runing event day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 yearo old ONE 5 year old MARK, ONE BUGGY nearly new. also ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, for arte on GOOD TERMS. For particular* enquire on the premises one mile west of Carlton Center. TO AJtl> r»i>X. ■IAN* IAFIII AN* BETWIT April 1MM. ARtn. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. Take the Atohisoo, Topeka * banta Fe Railroad; tho new and popular lute from Atehisou and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arfcanass Valley, to Pueblo, Colo"do XXlITml Sprags. Cucharas, Del Norte, Tnntdad. Santa Fc and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arisoua. Special round tnp 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, R UH ARI), < j at S50 taking in the famous watering places ou the D. AR, G, Rout Irew em­ igrant rate* to the Ssn Juan Mine*. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between the Missouri River and the Rocky mount tains without change. Close connection made at Kansas City and Atchison in REAR OP 320 NORTH SECOND ST.. (Second xxilBml Union Depot": For maps, time tables and Floor.) PHILADELPHIA, the “ San Juan Qmide,*’ address, T. J. Amdkmon. * ’’ *• (rtn. Pau. A<ft. XX52tf \ Topeka, Kan. oopro £*#•' Uoina North-Day Srpeo, Grand Raurt. N.ar.1 daily exeopt Sunday!, Autht Exprea daily «xe*| t daily axeept Sat urdaya Allrtbot Mrtao Anita >rno>t Soudan -<M&“on5nebTaM cXSmfmu drG^M4M»«*oa-with K A 8 H birfaioo o< tLe Xr^dtand-witblhoMMicoa Lair Share rail Ar Oraurf with G RY t»hri*oo ortho M 'OROI ETTE: TE.N P1:N BALLS tn lie COMIC Fob Haul—A fine mare and «dL Time will be given if desired for an appro­ ved note. Inqnire/rf* Morgan Jones. JOLIET, JHHUUS.JU SALLE. PKA‘1 HKXKf. JUCOX, FEOAlA. (I EXES AV*. MQLIXE JtOCK JUUXl> ... DAVRXPojtr, moscatief. vr.isHixQTOX. tora cirr. u ki.\ SELL. XKWTOX, DES MOISE' FOR LADIES. xxiStf THE ENEMY Of DIIEAIE I Council Blnffe and Omaha. Without Change oi Can, COTTOIGOOBSAREGOniG UP THE FOE OF PAIN wlthta. r«k>n pMttaRrtlvar M l)f H IMS HE TO BUY. WHERE 1 At A W. Bailey s. Printo 7 eta. In—fcifalin 12 eta. Shirting Gets. Extia haavy Shirting 12) eta. Bert aottoMAw 15 to 30 eta. Go.d Ticking 12 eta. Twenty Irene UonreU 45 eta. Jrtdiee bow Krabaty 10 da. Two button Kid Giove* 90 eta. A aic« lioe of Cost Binding-. New Style Shawl* 00 eta. A full nnd complete assortment locking. Suita from M.50 to 110. A. W. Bailkt. FOR QEUTEMEN. MUSTANG WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF THERE IS NO SOKE IT WILL N<>T HKAU NO LAMKSKHR it JJ ’!J- N1IT « «K HO ACHK. NO CVJMJUM), AMD MB* MEXICO. ^tMW^ara lmBt . foil «»»ule=.. ty?eld FOR SALE «t THF BARNER OFFtCF E � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-10.pdf 5945d8d459aa760f095f9a5346a687a9 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 21. Jhe^ejni-Weekly h8|Ublicaj» Sapper. GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JULY 46,1876 Read the Record €>»■ ■X'XXRS L'.iuuty. Miehlcan. TKKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION bliveb cbiui nav i GENtfUL HAY0S His Record in the War of the Rqbdlion.—Wounded Four Timet, >nd Four Hot... Shot nndor Hlm.-Not up lhastony alopes ; We crmld norf* and —a-- ---> J.*.-/.*--.t-----on -hear the ‘a smoke arid clatter ofmusketry the deadly jtmimit ::md then we tould hey cmr comrades' chepr of victory. Earb'» l»yl« TO nyjdljr to . .imple *'"**’*' “ “W BATTI.B OF OMicm. CEIMRCBXKK. Only i • Client unuer ■ Gallant Soldier, but,Model but a Model OMoer.-He Refute, While In the . K«rly.~» Ml >«* w.FiAn. Hill. Arm, to Oo Hom. .nd Electioneer 1^ £ WHOLE ND. 1064. was daring roupmn-JfayajVflank^.aoii renfj Bnd |jlorO on aheruMioy, bul retrratdr capttint. tlnr fita; ■. of thia imminent ]*ril tU«.dirvaou; withdrew sitii Btcnlly liD«.'andfr<» thia wntiLcbs.bkwa. of■‘the teniblsordod of-Mirpw3«d:nnd<r»» treat, maintained its organization uhbrak» en, not taring ito much fas a«in plate. .CaL Hayes directed ■ it* moitmenu with. Xhu . utmost skill and intrepidity, leading Mt backward gradually and in gaud onlee from one hill-top to another, and making <>ucrg|tii» reristaueoat wety poaiblapoint. His superb coducM-'-and oourags: in th>» midst of the frightful routand confusion, acted like magic Upon Hu men. and tba example of Ins. division, chocking each rebel onset with its firm rind steady lin<M. reanimatud tlic broken repmcDts, and fired them with ite own determined spirit of resistance. Lc,. I D;. : ■■■ ’ Overpowered and driven from his ad? vzuoed position, Crook's <x<mnrand flow co­ il envi wed to form on theduft of the Sixth. Corps, whieh itsrif, in.turn, *was ribon obliged to fall back. While this move­ ment was going on the tratn-i were all nipidly.moruig off. thonjeh imminently expo-ed to capture. Sheridana hmikpiartert train was j^rticnlarlv in peri),. and a desperate effort tuiiaru it was inade. which proved FuceeflsfaL Just as tho enemy's triumphant fines were ewo<i|MDg .. down upon the train, Gul. Hayhi brought his division to a bait, and Birt them with.A firm raustaove. Some of his regiments wavering under the tnrriHo fire, Col. Hayes paltapcd farward to rally his men/ and. mounting a iirfit declivity, was. fr>o: founded nt liswYhan a Lund nd yards by tits tncmy'b-iufantty*. which instantly de­ livered a volley of bullets and yells .Hayes', horse fell dead beneath him. pierced by many bullets, am by she suddencan of out of the 4it* “ fall, ’«»> dung UunKits ,Ls rider ndcf violently vMXt ntijrouLat the for Oongrest.-rDeelaring that Any , North and Masauntten Mountains, which Officer Who, Would Do 80 "Ought was regarded an the strongest in the val; 1ley. Sheridan followed riiarpfv,'and on to bo Sculped."' “ tho 22d impetuously availed this strong­ hold. The tactics of Opequan were re­ old peated, tho Sixth am) Nineteenth Corps [Concludcd from Monday's issue.] KA TES OF .4 /> VER TISING. attacking (lie cActny’a right and tenter, ’ nATTi.x or ofkquAN: old and Crook’s Corps being sent around to the right to ouvefopc his left and rear. Sheridan had by this time pretty 1 bor­ old ough 1/ reorganized the mixed forces Col. Iiaye*’ division ltd in thu latter placed nnder Ui* command, and, on' the movement, and by making a detottr bi 6th of September, vru visited by General •- through a serie# of ravines arrived nt a Grant, who states in bis report that be point oa Early’s flank deemed unavaila­ old saw that “but two wools of instruction ble. Clambering up the steep side of were necessary—‘Go in !" Accordingly. North Mountain, Which was covered with Grant gare them, and Sheridan went in. an -nlnrost faupcnttrablc- fflJtanglcnrcnt’ of The battle of Opequan or Wincheriter, m rivre and undcrbruib, thu division unperit is usually called, took place on the 1 'Jib ceircd gained a position close to and in rear of the enemy’s line, nod then charged of September. TheLattle opened at 10 a. tn., when with perfect fury, in wrench* that the rebthe Sixth Corp* cmergvd from the ra­ 4J.1 scarcely wade any rcsiatanre; nt all. vine followed by the Nineteenth, and tak­ but fled in utter rout nnd terror, leaving ing ground to die left pushed imjictuous- many guns and hundreds of prisoners to iy forward against Early's ■ right. Crock's the victorious Soldi era. Meanwhile Ear­ command, conipranng Duval's and Tho­ ly’s center had also been broken, and hte burn's division, now debauched into the army precipitately left the field, a dtevalley, and passing Ifchind die other two urd-rett mob. Col. Iiaye* was at tho corps, moved rapidly to the right intend­ head of hte column throughout the bril­ ing to turn the enemy's left and charge liant charge, not only tfirecling the move­ him in the Hank- and—rear. In the ment, but, by hte example of ]>ersonn! course of Crook's advance , it occupied daring, greatly adding to the enUiuftasm rvrviTB the extreme right of tho line, and crow- and impetuosity of hte men. Nearly a month dapsed, during which MILO T. WUEEUtR, , covered by an almost impenetrable growth Early thoroughly reorganized and largely i’hr-jLz, of cedar. Through tins the command increased hte forces. pushed on, with Hayes* brigade in the raiding the valley with hte cavalry, bad and his £x>t ami ankle badly wnmebed in front. The brigade then advanced rapidly withdrawn to a point near Cudar Creek, bring disengaged from the ntirrun. Par ISAAC W. VROOMAN. below -r Eialicr and ----Lad a moment the soldiirra from bolh rides supcovered bv a light line of akirmtehera six —. miles —.— —r ’s- Hill, ----- , — driving tke enemy's cavalry. Crossing I gone on a flying trip to Washington, de]K«ed him to l»e killed as he lay upon the two or three open fields exposed to a I voicing the command upon his senior ground, benombed with pain, and scarce­ scattering fire, the brigade reached a | corps couunander Gen. Wright. The F. S. BOWEN, ly ride to more. Recovering himself, slight deration where it came into full troopa occupied high ground. Crook’s however, he sprang to his feet, and in view of the enemy, who opened upon it a Corps being in advance, Emory's Nino­ the midst of n perfect Worm of bullets - • teenth on the right, and about a mile in heavy fire of- musketry and artillery. from the rebels, who were now almost upGot Hayes now Marted bin cuuu»cud rear o£ Qtoak'o front line, and W right's 4>n him, ran back tn bis {liristan, which he »li tiYlVL I'eseta Coenty Harraror aad General forward on the double-quick, and dashing Sixth on the right of Emory's, iho ex­ rejoined witlmut furtiter' injury; Mean­ Cvur.yaoeer. OSJee at the Cvnrt Ilona.. through a thick fringe of underbrush treme right being covered by a division of while the headquarter train had escaped, . Crook's forces comprised two came upon a deep dough about fifty cavalry. and the divuioo. being no longer support­ yards wide and stretching nearly the divisions, Haya’ and Thoburn's, number­ ed on rear or flank, resumed its backward NOTARY PUBLICCOHVKYAXCER* LOAN nearly tho whole front of hte brigade. ing about 4,OOO men in all. Hayes* line movement. lOHST.—Will nwutixU loan oa real estate for ■ The bottom was -a treacherous ouxe, and being continuous of that of the Nine­ onsAT rxioN TioTOkr. »• . I the dark water, now churned with flying teenth Corps, and Thobum occupying a C. G. HOLBROOK, Tlio fighting now grow more and more i bullet.-’, was on-the newer side about ten a position about a mile in advance of Hayas, covered by a light parapet. The stubborn on tho Union aid A Tlfr enemy.' f^jmp 50yl 1 nearest force of national cavalry on the wearied with marching and fighting, an-( - -.. battery, thinly supported, the idough be----. -' ' ! ing itself'deemed a sufficient protection . left was at Port Port Royal, Rovnl. eight cicht milt* miles dtedis- tempted with camp plunder, more and ---------------------— - I The moment was n critical one. Should tanL Gen. CrOdkhaffAppliedI for a dimore relaxed lite purauit, and at last, iu a J. L- FISH, I |C *Af f | the brigade undertake to go around the viskwi of thte force to cover hte exposed position of their own selection, the retreat­ I I I Gi w I wJ_ I IV ■ 1 VJ ww IM ■ I would be exposed to n left flank' and an adjacent ford of the ing forces wav brought to a( dead faaltterrible inmauiug infilading UIV, fire, auu and losing tlrn CUco- ck --- ’— — The enemy seemed to content, himsell irilli Shenandoah, aud M« hte ««•«««* roquest h«.1 had lLecn : lenwie eraiwg till 17 and adplnuic eoantiaa. OBoe o»ei * Barae? Urea Store. Hertiex.. Mieb. thusiasm of the charge, would certainly granted, but by some mtechancc the car slieiling tlu’jn, and far Hie time being made lie discomfited, and the line of advance airy did not take its paiitfon promptly, no further dcmomUxation, Gen. Comly, LUCIUS RUSSELL, as ordered. then commanding las Twenty third Oh'ui, Early, aware of the absence of the cav­ ot Hayi-s'- division, tliui doaqUcK flic . >tl * alry, resolved to steal out of Lis forest socne and what followed . ____ _—, 10 &*vc 1-----Gen. Crook lay i cirnple uf rods away .“forward" to his muu, and then the ex­ covert at Fisher s' Hill, passed by tho ample, as he spurred into the horrible Cedar Creek position, then fall upon tho from the line iu a nlaee which' wemed ’to CHAS. H. BAUER. He beg-au this be more particularly exposed tlian.' any ! ditch. alien. liuimiuuu Hone and rider ,un. sank .iu...j nearly <>»• trot Union flank and rear. I of sight, but the hone swam until he movemout during the night of Oct- 18, other part of the unc. Cui.. JU ayes' .lay fortunately for_ him, happened to cloeeby, badly bruised from' bu fidl,' hrul struck the spoogy bottom, then gavewhich, a-----,-------------— .... ..-----. u helplessly 1- into hrwyft<gvsnd dark fimdiag w bitterly romplaiuiug because the ‘ troojpB plunge or — two, pad — sank left bv by way of a diversion, did not charge the enemy's. Enc,' instead the mire. Dismounting, Colonel Hayes division to the loft BURGHER. Suddenly waded to the further honk, beckoning Iris main column, leaving die tnrnpikv, of wnitiim to be charged. with h« cap to his aoldiera. some of advanced to the right by unfrequented there is a dust in tlie rear, .on flic . ‘Win­ whom soon succeeded in joining him. patlis along tho side of the mountain, chester pike, and almost before.’they ‘.Mare WM. H. HAYFORD, Tdany others, in attempting to follow, holding on by bushes where the men aware ayoung man, in TnJIf'MinorGvnar'were killed or drowwed, but soon enough could scarcely ollwrwiac Lave kept their ri'a uniform,mid riding ihrionsiy a’ mag­ had passed to form'A nucleus for the 1m- feet, and twice fording jho North Fork nificent black horse, literally “ficcijedjritu gade, and then at Col. Hayes' command of the Shenandoah. The cavalry, which foam," reins up and. springs’off by Gem he leading, they dimed the bank and Crook firmly believed to be in poauiun ou Crook's side. There is a js-jfiwt fuur as DR. C. RUSSELL made for the guns. But the enemy, hte flank, would, bad it really been there, cTorytexly. recognizes—Shcrulau 1. \, He dismayed by so bold a charge, bad with­ have covered the principal one of these talks with Crook a little wlulc', enllinp drawn his battery just in time to’ save it, lords, and rendertd thte movement im- away at the toj>s af the’ wnrite,'with ' hte and now confusedly flccL, Tn a few -min­ poanMe. In its absence, Early succeeded riding-whip. Gm. Crook sponka a UriP PARTNERSHIP. utes Cdoacl Hayes reformed his brigade mi completely passing tho flank without dozen sentences that sound a great dc|l LRU'. L ». 4 I. W. BROWN-Phyeietaat. /•»on the further side, of the , slough, and giving serious alarm, and an btnir bo like tbe craek of the whin, aud by that eie. OCeeover A. 3. Iknrno a atora, Stole resumed the advance. Theo followed a forodawn his troops stood in the position- time some <jf thfc staff irc^qj>. They arp succession of brilliant charges, tw £hc luurigncd them waiting for the order of at­ sent flying in .different directwnf. iihen. xx!5tf enemy attempted, at various pointe, to tack. Just as the first gray light of dan and Cronk lie duwo anu seem to be WM. UPJOHN, rally hte broken Ums. In one of those morning began to appear this order was talking, aud alfte ouiei again, except.^hf COME A-IVD HEE ME.' ■ UYUiCUN k SUROBON.-OSm waet end of given, and aimultaneouidy tho familiar vicious shells,of the different baUorjciApg rebel yell and a trcmouduous volley of the roar,of artillery, "don^«te'..TiR<ithe field, devolving the command upon musketry, stretching all along the flank Aftcr a wliilo Cui. ‘ Fontyllie DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. in . front and rifoute Colonel Hayes, who, though hte adju­ and far to the roar, announced ths pres­ down In an instant Early's the General; NiueUkmth Cory tant genera! was ehot b<? his mdc. and ence of the foe. mon dropped ah around .him, rode though plunging lines swept forward, and striking is closed up,. sir.” Sheridzn -jumps it all to though he poeesacd a charmed Thoburn's division, crushed it in a twink­ gives om mure cut with lite, whip,' wbirA ling. All the guns in the , line of para- himself aronadtinw, jumps on his' liorre^ DR. IL F. PECKHAM. life. • । . The division dashed forward in pur­ pete were of course captured, and the and starts up the' line. Jurt as hp uterir suit, with all the vigor that victory in­ broken regiments, utterly unable to resat he says to tho mci^: .“Wo. are. spires. TbOpatoagn of tho aluogh was such an overwhelming outeat, were swept to have a good thing on thorn now, wyv P DRAKE, Hayes' division and so he rode off, a l^ng wave of yefe thwraa of the fight, and tho rebeta dow hunidljkto the rear. broke to the rear in utter confusion. Then meanwhile flew to arms, and, clumziug rolling np to the right with With. ‘ The the cavalry; which had followed the move­ front, advanced iu the direction from mob took their posu, the line moved for­ IL C. PECKHAM, ment of the right, swooped down upon which the cucmy Was evidently coming. ward, and the balance of tile day is-a PHYSICIAN i SURGEON, them like * hurricane -let kxwc, and Its whole strength at thte time was bat household word over the whole nanbti.''41 The advance here described bagan at 1,445 effect!vea, not enough to make a re­ spectable skinniah line along the front o'clock p. m., the men moving steadily and •/-Heacial atiMtioa atrea to Diaeaao of W«an < b ldr.n.-AB XXtitf point further to the left, thus describes it: of attack. In a moment tho enemy, in­ confidently over the wooded and broken At the distance of half a mile from us spired and impelled by its first hucccsh, ground, the scream of the shells and - rite M. W. RIKER. buret from tho thick woods in front and rattle of the mnskrtry at Uie saute thae 'S»6 Solo if 1871. 3045 S if 1877. 7477 S0L0 if 1873. 14976 S if 1874. 31077 S if 1873, 41/0 yuLLy 100000 viLL ftquinto 704 1876. Oft 44L7 TUT !»P«I WUT S EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PR0FE8SI0NM, AID EOSIN® CARDS. PRICES REDUCED. Come and eret one ON . !«■■*« TRIG. Champion Reapers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, GUE.BLE &, RUSSELL, i»,u»a a wi. » ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars,CahnedGoods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. JOHN STANLEY TTagtaringit. June 12, *76______________ . JctrasWibW! U8TICK OF TUB PKAOK. U.n.ral Coil ‘‘"ri*** ”aUHtaui , SALISBURY A BROSSEAU. bEALKHfl IN PURXrrUKK. Upholsten Gc To thoir. Whom it may Concern: I am now running a NEW PORI’ABLE mACIlINE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ ings in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a call. niv address is Irving, Barry (Jo., Mich. .A.. S. DEA3SF. Irviug, Mieh , April. 11th. 1876. xxBOmS . drama wm aetod oat. Crook s eoluum men. But swmmfal reaistoaee was im* (Hmm* diri-oa leading) atoried the Ipctabh, and even the attemp* to ranto line was'carried by a tariUtate 'Aarg* highte and the forts which crowded them, seemed like madness. In a moment and his lift ^u ..v.,— . ikni— itadl.,y — tawued, —Gordon's c could see the long, dark lines moving 1 more the force #hich had struck Thoburn division', which led the alttok iatlta m©ra- �|tplto |«w. in th* advance, but H a rri a oa, Mica., Mr 10, 187*. IH. u light which vElaaaHa the Awr- In Mathie. Kfpmun, eepper and iron, hero-almost lim­ itless plus and hard wood forests, the large and Dover foiling belts offruit lands, W*roh4 pooalty of his raahtmau with hb life, but the undeacrvsd faU of hk three hundred hrave comrades who followed him to the of lumiuj. Aor. and orer all hat inUlligrot ud eillorprKiig p-ople, couatilou objwt* slaughter, the bereavement of their famiof prolo and rojoioioK wortbjwy p->pl. wHoti not allow us to dbrnbe the matter teooe*. ths artillery now poured a t<wnflc a^T^ri— s wild panic that speedily thi lightly. The Bulgarian insurrection is ificress- great population happy and Natiml Btjrttai TiMor annihilation. Practically there war Buthlof Wk *» Sberidra to Qbt, ux* ox- urn a BBiagnin aBwsajuCaL Hapa tro. now promoud U.Bn ga aria HID, and Cedar Creek," to take rank Hum Get. 19, 1864, *nd wm breveted battles of Fisher's Hill and Cedar Creek." Prior to these promotions he For Preaidaut, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. wiiaia'ma'whe^lkii, of New York. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the other.” la the tonne ofhb arduous aor- His advancement wm never sought, and did not come until long after it had been 1 fully earned. Of his military character,cm who served with him in nearly all hb catopaigDB has written as follows : last eoldiers that ever drew sword. More than four years'service in the same com­ mand gave the writer ample opportunity t) obt erv* that DO braver or _ more dashing •Dd enterprising commander wave hb Mrvioes to the Republic than Geo. llayea. He wm th* idd of hb Kamnand. No soldier ever doubled wbMvbefod." Another, who wm associated with him in the army, speaking of hb military trails, myK “He proved himself not only a gallant soldier but model officer. We had opporxuaitim of close observation of him in Virginb, and found him cool, self-poeecased, and M thorough in the discharge of h'u REPUBLICAN STATE CONVEN­ TION. contained thb keaSpri^ TK tanto than IM. I «*** tbi.ro • TnkH Spring. M» Al* .1 . 'S*1"1'—’ '' ---------wa. ti--------to you *n. Woodland, to-day. in the | progress which she bo made, is eulit'ixl quality offar aoB, but w dcfferonce to the to thv congratulations of the whole county. Tlw name that wm Cn*i iBteodcdfic-hsrdte! Which -wsa aakwl iQ indomitable spirit of oar people that the Polltfosl Notea. momentum 1840 1200 inhabitants aU strenga to »y Yain Secretary Of th* Treasury Mrwrill ttf>k empire of itaelf. legid.- lisa in lbs feet that the only thorough®* 1 name Governor Connor Frid^ towtered Mr. Blaine th* U. 8. Ssuatorship made of th* mriy ptonmr. » will thal knew no bending, bravery »zd flrmnera that nobly arly history of Barry Coonfiy. This Io- j The Graphsc wril *^g«st that “Wil­ liam M. Evarts would make an admirable ■aorifioM that aaarcbed every recess of the , tel being fsvorbly located as to distance, Governor of the State of New York." heart, but witball did not depress the I between Battle Creek and Kalamuoo to Grand Rapid*; sras . generally crowded rt A heavy battle wm fought at Raohka, spirit, for above and' over them there *vsr night during the QareliBg Mason,h«noe Turkey, recently. The Servians were suebecame the centre bfconsiderablcfoc-al trade ceaaftrl, capturing the town and driving vacant by Mr. Morrill's promotion. off the Turks. The Cincinnati fsgm'rer (Dem.) sayi of the St. Louis platform : uIt leaves both the greenback and hard-money wings of the Democratic party free to advocate their respective views and measure*, with­ out being al variance with the national platform." That, certainly, u a partisan railroads, no other rpodcTof travel, but the stage and lumber wagon. All tho Ant pioneers found their a*w homes only by materially. A large portion of the reports Here stood in profusion the lordly oak. the monarch of tho forest, tho victor vf many centuries of conflict with storms aud tempest aud still majestic and defiant. Here wm the graceful and wall formed maple spreading its ample branches of rich and township wm suggested by the name ofthe these conveyance*. Some of them ovoq firing in the rear of the hold, and from the traveled from tho east with oxen. Bu t happily that time in thb country u now J fact that the proprietor William Lewis Weatern Territories, pause here to admire the white wood, mH and cherry, grand and ispirnp, but the gtounds they shel­ tered then, to-day'rojuioc in the warmth of th* vivifying sun shine, and ripening ‘rtris b the change and contained atx fkmtlies and! vwtre' all the genius and on told. These votni df. eoum^ as gfyM natural for all Americu citiicna to arranged connect with one from there to Battle Creek l*revio» to this the only outlet I*rairie. I I i’JmAm v«J distinctly tearelliug over thb Dew roe£ tn August of themselves into political parties, were cut up and divided into two psfitical parties, In looking around I can recognise many fa. B. BwSa. one democrat and six whig*, and thus their | Lees who belong to the pioneer band, and The anneunoement of Rutherford B. C/T. Mrvesau. returns would read from the head to the Oso. BrAt-LDIRU. Hayea as the Republican candidate for | whose study and well direclod blows felly-fes 1 it.ua*. )*rcsiident was mode in the Herald and V BA St UK WsLM maua. circulated in the streets of Stanton at G There an* hero today, living witnesses and aix. one aad six all dean unscratcbod D. w. Curans. . ktlSU. H. C. Bsmiobb. e. T. o’clock p. m. on the 16th of June, exactly tickets. This stale of things lasted for Il«|>«WlCAB bt»l» of (he marvelous traesfonngtiou of this thirty-five minutes after it was know in the Cincinnati Convention that he wm County from a wilderness to its present ivtr to aoaouBt Well, nay lh*y re­ REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL nominated, which gives us the prestige of advanced condition CONVENTION-3RD DISTRICT. being the first Republican paper in the joice in the consoling thought, that their State to heist his name. The Staton Herald ia slightly mistaken County wm called by th* people along the iu and rapidly filled up by pcnuaoent about being entitled to the prestige -<of U. ianxat Jb ill rtbs mMattea Mestod si being the firot Republican newspaper to moa nmphatieally. One dense for pttes toMfr. iastrwUas [ hoist the name of Rutherford B. Hayes J time of war. The despotic power rodagricultural product-, ..poeially wbn.L 4ealy placed m his hands calls fol- the The name of Rutland wm borrowed from even after ha wm nominated, for the higher attributes of manhood to preserve tesazx. was neceasarly slow in the beginning for, as a rule none but such aa were poor in months it had been flying from the mast this worlds goods would leave luxurious hand of our Bannkb. to bia superiors, and activity • in NIBXT *VQGMTIOX OS A VOLITICAL CA- SUUrVDUCAS Bow be wm estimated by hb troops b ■hownbytbe proceedings of s merting h*M by them on the 20th of April, 1865. COCMTY CO A UmU>«i Cosaty Cae*«aU*a All lemoval of the down laying trunks sud under brush, every thing ebe only served to remind me that I wm still in an unin­ habited wilderness. subsequently hl name a thoroughfare to Hastings and Grand Rapid*. As settler* thus by W. W. Ralph, then aciusea of Rutland. Carlton in 1840 had eighteen femHie*. The flrat settleni being from a townabip in from timber and underbrush the width of . Western N. Y. of the aamc name ' *c-1 this, then dense and forbiding wilderness. best grounds for a road no matter how 1. j counts for the name adopted here. Thb erooked, or how they varied from a direct Historical Addreta of Hon Hanry A. Step by step however the work went oa. towmftip for a long time grew but slowly,, a ere after acre were added to their clear­ • course. The ground adopted for a ceme­ Goodyear, at Hasting* July 4th, ings and thus the land was gradually pre. to-day, however, she maintain.’ a promi­ tery waa the park South ofthe school hoax1*76 nent position in tho county, and. well Today w celebrate the one hsndreth To aceompliah the great work it, M a matter she may, for the fertility ofher ‘i»ofl, and tained then but two graven, now, who industry of her citixcns are such, that she can count the number there that sleep’ It b fiuingthereforc that we take a cursory in the pioneer, aad thia with patience and could not well be otherwise. Castleton wm brought into being. vtoemloagM the the part of a foe whose cunning is equal 0 political promo­ to hb ferocity. But here there seems to te him to leave it have been nothing of die kind. Gen. *d make the eanvaaa. Gen. ware many and often A Govarnmauk enjoyed themselves, as U. acUBwda^rsto^a^ Custer directly and without a partide of excuse, so far m we now know, charged into the very jaws of destruction. He came upon an Indian ramp, three or four mile* long, occupied by from 2506 to 4000 Hayes rewarriors, and he attacked it in die very center—amid grounds presumable cbojcu, m Indian camping places alwsya are, for trying) they still they all will bear 1840 wu had do physician and non*nearer than BaUls Croak and Gull I*rai dragged along many additional dents, but the rie, of couros sottlen could not be exempt tcHtimony fully as well, if not better than they hare rinee. Then all, far and near । aa not to be overlooked when the tide were neighbora, and all stood on a levo! so­ Darirl Sraissi. <'t*lnsan. CisyssT Bmitm. T. B. Di.wobb. P. W. Missus. Lavi M. Dswsv. men in the valley, withGEN. OUSTER'S DISASTER AND 1, held a meeting at , DEATH. i date already given, and ; tad the following: t Gen. Hayes, tn addi[ counter with the India* camp on tho him in an । Little Horn river will be received by the public with mingled sorrow and indignathe great State of Ohio, tiou. aod we may add with . profound as­ tonishment. The American people lisve known what it b to contend with the wily savage it hb native foreats from the days of Braddock's terrible defeat to. those of for Goveeuor w*a wrongly disfavored by the Modoc war. Perhaps no amount of the General, whop* a quietus upon the experience can guard disciplined troops Movement in that direction m soon as he against all danger of bloody surprises on F< calle There were no wag- ever of travel, nothing bat the biased trees to direct my course. This road KuTaMiMi’omrt < 4 to command this axpeditioa, which was intended m one of several co-operative AU grain. ibinod rving, through and bridged . to , Johnstown to terpriac of th* American people. are from Turkish source*. - inviting foliage, the walnut whoa* trunk and branches were endowed with a wealth little known and appreciated then, ditional rsaxra wire thia township led in put. The slow ptodifing paoai of the ox advantage which cannot be claimed for displaced by railroads permeating our vast the Cincinnati platform. It means hard counter in every direetiou. The trials and of the belligerents and their sympathiMn in tho present contest is Turkey differ cumbered with m grand and noble for ert trees as grafted any .part of .Michigan. large amounl.of money, and thia is an ad­ money only, and it mya it. *^S 01 at that time? Hastings In 1840 had 8 families mi>lthrough her territory, and the celebrate irtg uu her territory, aix of tbeau on the attractive institutjpna. This Hotel* wm | present site of thb city, th* other t*u The balance of the kept by that printo of Uhtel Mttoent AfiSh j near the poor farm iam Lewis, one of 4M eclebrite* of ths I township wm in its native condition en­ than running through the country passed ' fu the great work ofprepariBf odr 9tot* tho oath of office Friday. •rij on the virtue and intelligence of the people composing it. How well thia experiment cially. (for it was indeed an experiment then) No CMte» M codfish 9! aristocracy, greatness of this, our country today amply rule young with the race of life before them demonstrates. The whole world then looked full of hope and ambrtion. They all pomupon thb new govemmsnt with luipicion they severally have roaohadtfae goal, is now known of alt men. It is enough for terrihty. The .wmarnw and gloom of the primaral constitute thia noble and mighty country. yhem have nobly and vaTlieutly stood their' Time alone will tell haw long it ia to last ground; end by their indudky pad Jicrau- countloRs tbousasds roamed ko^ frolicked unmolested try the white man over their forests to now happy and c*a earth. That it may ever contteue, as it haa proven itself in the past, tho haven of ■oil, their Supplies of Detroit and Toledo in that way. Aa a con*quenee rtore goods werehigh and agricultu ml products tow. Tta'peor pioneer found himself in his dealings short at both end* IkE «*.! Dw . broad g grain, tho white man’s' <tU. wfas. «1 oWBSed forest b displaced by rejoiced than they. as good a nimrod as ever shoaHered a 1840. How marvel- rifle. His table could at any time com jniiation, and yet how true. ke4 Northeast corner town­ of hia own hunting ' ttpe&tinr These trails were madetoatoU fevorahlc support and sympathy of an to­ the rick man tob»teU«hal there WM no mediiui hill* aM dak^ Us Mur ctf Ran and well and faithfully did he do Its'work | about the pioneer in th. dbaja of th* brave aad free doubUeM M yJttr prayer, m I know it b mine. Here, th* between. press and speech are free. AH, Whether are to-day* 0 doc hare been very conaoliag to life, and hud to be endued. nroxea wuaenmm. ,w»***<> in laaumbawd that ml MW as We swamps m much m fossible, hence were crooked, running al all points *f the, com­ ship of this county, had in 1840 12 pass. The consequence wm we had 'to Rea, and they Hke all other' j’*-1 travel BDeh ferthar Shan now to readi a terribly poor and so *ompli have today to commend to your oar* and given pomL Tte pioneer honest if it may by the vast wilderness tho gtrardianahip. Will you my fellow citk be railed a home) was generally but a il preaching by aw itinerate from Gull Prainc Then, we had no school-house and needed none, ror enusroa wi-rv ww — twon, bat Uh, ooon «uh around O*1 we my, this overpowering force with 315 Truly yours, made wit.hew*, waih. XB.Hatbs. uains wooden trees. ■> wm.NU^Mw.ndw Mrs on a distant hill Henry u^griK-in w isw. »u*' « u>» incidents [Contiwued on third page.] ■i 1 .i & ■ ■ �[Concluded from SPECIAL NOTICE. co untv Officer 8. F^.r.ur, difix.,1, !b„ x, Eniroa Bakxss Going to Kansas or Colorado. There seems to be a growing disposition on content. Take the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad; tbc new and popular line from Atehiaon and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sprnga, Cucharaa, Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fc sod all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arisons. Special round trip 90 day treketa to Denver on aale May 15th, at 150, taking in the famous watering places on the D, 4 R, G, Road. Low en>- Michigan, that office incn.lMst should, when felt then aa if w# were gaUing along • in rt. xixU «d look oomfert, *> ibn U xu oxooor b, foot. Mortort>..»«it»i»iiig into UunoUlwnol baa, ou» ■ foot ud gaMnll, lud a rifi. on lheir about- I'HANGER’H “GUIDE Pullman Palace Bleeping Cars between the Missouri River ana the Rocky mount tains without change. Close connection made at Kanns City and Atehiaon in Union Depot’ For maps, time tabla and the “ San Juan Guido, address, T. J. Andkr»on, • Gen. Pau. Aot. Topeka, Kan. XX52tf they ever went from their home* without thia tndesponaible weapon. At tima there would be quite a number of Indiana l iTY LOCAL R« R. TIME-CARD than at the beginning. their credit be it said we alwap had tke Now la thia right? bat understanding with them. Their Freisbt al • trade amounted to a large aggregate at tho gift of the people, is it obligatory upon W. H. H. Heath, the aenior member of the firm of Heath, Salisbury A Co. has retired from business in thu city, and is now traveling for tho Grand Rapids Burial Case Co. His many friends wish him success. . Query—Who will do the undertaking? Why Stebbins Brothcm of courec. sought after. Then- was probably no incumbents in office during their natural county iu the world more favored with game than thia was at that date. Thia constituted the great attraction for rod man, and gave him plenty to do. POST OFFICE TIME CARD Haiti! J.M. NEVINS, P.M. Gold ill’. . coed me. Rotation is all right, and I presume no one would take exceptions to it, bpt when of a betutiftil city, with streets well defined, an individual has held his position for two or and crossing at right angia, lined with as solid and substantial brick blocks and comely dwellings aa are found any where, aixe and age considered. Thus has the woodman’s axe triumphed, where the rag­ lie positions, but what there are others Just Very Hol. A little shower Sunday afternoon. the The site of this city, a part of which we are here occupying was, at that early period a mere hetrogenious area of thick strangled under brush, and towering for- ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Thertuometor stood IOS® in the shade, Fri- Regular meeting of the Common Council to-morrow evening. . । Haying and harvesting Hteep the formers good to th hj to quantity and quality, and a faruiL-rs all happy. lucre people at Middleville on the 4th than P. A. Sheldon, I 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 Geo. Goodyear 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 M. Priekett, 10 10 10 10 0 1 A. M. Black. 0 0 11111111 John Hotchkiss,0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 W. D. Hayes. 1 1 0 I 1 I 1 1 0 1 Ralph Jordan, 11101011 11 then multiplied by two. List of Patents. r. D. Hayes, 1110 igan for the week ending July 8, 1876, and each dated June 27. 1876. Furnixhed thia Mr. Sheldon and Mr. Creasy dividing Washington, D. C. Y/. Hutchison, Car Coupling, South < ity K. Dailey, Httamer, Quincy. <• D B. A. H A. M. Black. Bay Jenks, Circular 8aw Mills, Port Huron. Mathews, Shawl Strap, Adrian. Spaulding. Knife Securing, Jonesville Wattles, Bunks, Battle Creek. Yates. Window Screen, Detroit. Dr. Btazo. Th. JnUirviW Mjlaiol phjrtertn, xb<> b» ™it«l rti. fl— ntrelwlj fix Hastings House. Home evidence being Council Proceedings. At a special meeting of the Common Coun­ cil held pursuant to a call on the 6th of July 1376 there were present the Mayor, Recorder, Aiderman Evans McNaughton, Heed, Russell, Sheldon aqd Tomlinson. The following resolution was then offered, which on motion of Aid. Reed was adopted by yeas and nays. Resolved : That the amount of license to bo «barged for refreshments stands, Pea Nut ■lands 4c. liable to pay a license under an ordinance passed Sept 2d, 1874. Relative to licensing stands upon the public streets be Herd looney Ileinoerttt mty Uke iahied al two dollars for each stand on tho 6th ton* io ihi. eapmaion of opinion from ley of Joly 1ITS, aad Ml la Meonlaaoe t with the spirit end intention of said ordinance tho Kmat City (Mo.) uoney liemoerttie papex : “Wirt.Tilden Mid by virtue of a authority contained In an in the White House to root ont the nogs ordinance passed Nov. 8d, 1873 relative to mt dowa the expoaditarer, tad with lictnsing Mlooas the license of all persons carrying on buainew of that nature i aimed i- Ileodriek. u the iMd of t DmnoemM alely proceeding this date is hereby remitted. Congrow, Mr. Tddm woa'l be hard to Provided: That no person be permitted to manage on the money question." fUwidish or maintain more than one stand <>r place for tho sale of refreshments under ™* license;and, provided farther that persons HASTINGS MARKED- his saloon, and pleasant places in the city. It is oppo­ site the Hastings House, North aide of State street. Just drop in if you want a nice lemonade, these hot daya. * XXISlwl at his genius and power ? The townships of Thornappk, Prairie­ ville, Orangeville, Barry, Johnstown, Maple Grove and Assyria were not so intimately known to us here, hence I can­ not speak of them as definitely as could be Fannora remember that tho old and reliable house of C. B. Salsbury is, as ever, buying eggs, butter, poultry and all kinds of farnicr'a produce, under Barlow 4 Good year’s store, and paying for the same tbc highest market jrioe. Patronise the house jfon know to be reliable. XX2tf four Northeastern including Hastings, were in one and called Hastings. The Northwestern were divided iu three town­ ships and called Irving, Tbornapplc and Yankee Springs. I have now briefly and imperfectly alluded to the early and later acheivomonte in this Stele and county, and nothing has been said about the woman, and the important part she has been called upon to perform in the great work of making this State and county the objects of our pride and rejoicing to-day. It is needless for me to remark here, that with­ out her helping hands the rapid and marvellous transformation from a wilderncm to a paradLw of luxurious productions which are now ann anally extracted from tha soil, would not this Centen­ nial day be witnessed. Woman s sacrifices and trials in the early days of this county were often more than man’s owing to her peculiar relations in the fcmily, and bar band for protectinn. Frequently she WHEAT (wMtelwrhuktl. »IJDW1.1S. WHBATtredJxr baihel.VUWl.10 FLOUB. pwewt. WAC. CORN. p.rbokaLMo. 0AT8. Mr bart.1. J0SM3. BUTTER, avrlb.. UfeMe. EGOB. pvt 4®»aa.l0e. POTATOES.rxr bwbal. Sk. APPLES, par b««h»1.50e. ONlONS^parbartal. WfeW-e. BBAN8. par bubal. ®«tl Ai. PORK. 47.00fet.00. MESS PORK, par lb.. 11 •­ HAMS, par lb.. ISe. SHOULDERS, per lb.. 1*. LARD, per lb., lie. TALLOW, per lb..7He. CHICKENS, per lb_ 8e WHERE ? At A W. Bailey a. Prints 7 cis. Lonsdale muslin 12 eta. Shirting Gcta. Extra heavy Shirting 12) eta. Will attend to all branehet of the Profession and ___ V arran t Saiufactie n. TKHMM HKA.WXAHI.K. Union Block, overBoelon Cush Slors CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MI OH. L. E. STAUFFER, Prop. Ravins leased the Central Home opposite mr old plac« of boriaea^ wRh mors room aad better aeoommodatioiu. I ■hallC pleased to see all my M frieadi aad at away new ones at will fovor ma withaeoR. \ Good .tablins it eoanocuito with the hoax. . CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. g. xxSrn) Sweep's Hotel, GBAND RAPIDS..................................... MICH LTOW * FlCKXHIMa, Proprietors. Kvarr thins about the Bstabliihment u New and Ptra-elasL ' BOARD ANU ROOM, FzW PER DAY. LS. Gibb. Hastings, June Sth, 1876. NV B W HE « BUT. Sirml aid Isciaiical DENTISTS ! Uwtinss. Mieh.. Nor. U, 1X75. I have the following property for sale cheap for cash, or for good approved pa per. Two good work boraa, one lumber Wagon, one buggy, and throe set of har- COTT ON GOODS IB GOING UP STEINflOFF & WOOD NEW;ADVERTISMENTS. VEGETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vate* and Invigoratee the whole System. llfEHATITE, ME SQLVEM HD DIURET1C- FOR SALE QR TRADE. 01^ PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL in good order ranmr erwy day,' ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 years old ONE 5 year old MARK, ONE! BUGGY Doriv new. also ONE HEAVY’ STA TIONARY ENGINE, for sale on GOOD TERMS. For particulars enquire outlie premises one mile west of Carlton Center. Carlto^M^k, ^une £2nd^87tL LOUI8 HAAS. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Corsett 45 ett Ladie« hose Kxr* heavy 10 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. A nice line of Coat Binding*. New Style Sh^wla 90 eta. A full and complete assortment Clothing. Suits from 14.50 to *40. xxi5tf A. W. Bailkt MiscrxCTVESK or BILLIARD, COROHETTE TEN PH BALLS Twrwer la Hora, Hard, aad aoft Wood. All klutla ofTool Ilaadlaa, tr, REAR OP 220 NORTH SECOND 8T„ (Second Floor.) PHILADELPHIA, xxilSml Fob Salb—-A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Pricket. PITHS IUSICAL MAGAZINES John Stanley sells/better and cheaper Tea, than any other House in the city. ul-|4 t 4 .teTSetK. would be oampellcl to be alone while her busband would bo off to mill or on other neccasary buainem, fiu- from neighbors, and subject at any time uood lb. ML We Iberefcre gl*ai, .xud to her, her there of the mrd uO glory ioeMeol to thogMrd M. D. Rood desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours of any day, ready to do eohieremenli of the [Mt. Not only to the Piooeer it tho Sixt* any work in his line, from putting a new ioJebtod fix in preteot edroeted eoodiuoe spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the bat buggy ever seen in the county of io the Uoloo, hot to til eh«e lot tod Barry. Don't forget tho plaee; in the hentego it with ut today. All hte. I.- shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner of bored fix iu ephaildiig tod *re tlie to- Church and Railroad Street. titled to the rewird ted glory ioeideat XX6tf Whitman's Assorted Candies—the bat In oondusioe permit me to any that I n the market. A full supply at J. P. confidently look forward to still grander Roberta’. _ , developments in the fiilure of our State. Em Busby not to bo out done, has re­ To the rwxfi gooemlioe » eoauaitlod fitted his tonaorial parlors, and everything tho great wort of the foture, tod that about them as neat as a new pin. Neckties, it win prore true tod laithfel la the epint Callan, Cienrs etc. all first class, can ho ot tho peel I hare tho uMoet ooafidaaoe. found at Em's. Everybody acknowledges 1, Um father! hire laid the fmodatione that Em is tbc bat Tunsor in sixteen counties. xx51 if of oar ooUe inetiuitioo. tm tod deep, an ■oat their tone and daughter! carry along ead baild them ap to their tool ooeeun- mlioe, of glory and aeofulneee. not be permitted to establish or maintain such ceuw ih.refor. uii raquireJ by ordinance rvUxire to lieaw—victualing atauil. Ay.. Evan., McNaughton, Read. Bussell, She) dun and Tomimxw 0. Nays none. Oa motion the Council than adjourned. . L. D. Qcacnumnn. Michul fitting and Fob Salk—A fine mare and eolt. Timo will bo given if desired for an appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. xxi8tf . wished. Suffice it for the present to say that the four Southern townships, being thrice raoeivod positions by the elective nearer to tho tide of emigration South franchise, should come out manly and say. contained the majority of the population For Sugar, the best and tbc cheapest, in 1840. The four townships now known call on John Stanley. as Johnstewu, Assyria, Maple Grove and The financial report of the Board of Educa­ Baltimore were in one township, and worthy as I. tion, and Dickie's report will be printed in called Johnstown. Tho four Southwest­ ern township wore known as Barry. Tho past hu(it was very largely patronised. Licil Brow pitice; ing storm and tamput of centuries have ignobly failed. Well may we pause here and exclaim what ia man that the fury of the storm and tompcHt shrink abashed Attention is asked to the historical address ’ lion. Henry A. Goodyear. Pigeon Shoe! July 7th, 1876 ■ALE OW EXECUTION. Do you want the but Havana Cigus । to J. P. Roberta* for them. Pobcsk July 10th, 1876. H HlUtFAPflMBAlOT—HV. ETKB8* VCTAVO VHORU8ES. atalalM Mar er Tire Choi.. Chorus. by meh aathen aa >.un, Bclliva*. H*ttb«. ETER8' 0ACRED 0KLKCTIONS. ETKBS' VBOAN OELKCT10NS VALUABLE INFORMATION. Beeves. Daa. Il UtB. GEORGE L HEA TITS. ANNOUMOKMKBT TO THB TCBLJC. PICTURES 1___ PICTURES 1 I am now sH atone in the Photograph bsiMaa, aad aa I hya—daawsga- Fernando Wood prsiam Gov. Hayes aB koMt! What is the old pharse about Abe homage vice p*y» to viitaa T” PREPARBDBY fl. R. STEVENS, Boston, Maae 81rf 'REME DE LA LrEME �^*^rta>UA^OHDEn""” ' fireworks such as _ tbc country never saw, end cv^ry individual rgaa-muffiu in the city will hove bis pistol, or musket, or shot­ gun,* and die day and the night will bo OUR NEW I^RK LETTER. <made not only hideous but dangerous. By Politioll-B.thi"!- B.by-FwmK's- !t'. e wav this being tho Centennial year, ' New York vn’l pit three days into ito celeBusiness will c’ose on Saturday ut FMhlon»-Th« Fo«t»- WeMHf. tion. t 8, and will not ;u-umc till Wednesday The tipicb.*:ween will bo given *, ' Kkw York July l»l, 1®C- momhig. ’ ’ up to frtrtiiivta», and universal merrymaking wul be tho rulo. There will be no labor [Concluded from last issue.] । Aturcs, banks, and offices will be closed, crurfly abandoned thaw innoconto was ar- tlic * . and the million jieople who live in the n*tcd a short rinis afterward, and thu par­ । metropolis, with tbe quarter million of titulars of Uk> cruel system were forced . alrangiMs within our gates, will devoto out of her. It appeared on her examina- 1 llieuiselre* to having a good time. The Cum that she hail had as many aa fifty un­ celebration will bo tbe biggest thing on der her csro. at a t'mc, the babu» being, . as a rule, fflegithm s, the fathm bang in record. XjZ>OAX43. CALIFORNIA THgCHttjAOO A HAIlr PRORATE ORDER- EmbneH UnCrfl.. H.ioW'l”™' S! <m«i Trim zuiiwy Mm. «r no WBUT «Ud NORTH- WEST, md, wnB Ito rrtinurtbu* branches and daneetfem a forms the abortert and qni«kdsi»- rmrte between Chicago and all point* 1n Illinois, Wnoarnnt, = JowreM* UK* tu 14th Michigan, Minnesota. I«<a; Nburabxa, CAWFOBwntandthe Wnwf ns • Omahi snd OalffomHi Un« ***“ lathe shortest and best point* in NowrniUK TtLiNtHII. IOWA, Dakota, Nbbbaska. WVOMlNa, It Mayors, taiuorv—b»ir» of Jahn Mwo” Jr. uo y,b<. -V U. e.WtrX’SM^^x:';;;. kun TsRR.rroKi>B. Colorado, Utah, NbVada, Cali­ fornia, Obegon, China JAFAW and New Haven Conn., FOR THF The Wkathsil jHwition whicbmai’j it inconvenient to ac­ ib the short Bns for >'obthbkn W«to knowledge their progeny, and the mother* is intensely hot, the thermometer standing oonbin and Minnesota, and for MApir being unable to care for them. One child regularly at 90 in the shade, and the city sox, St. Paul, Mjnnbapolu, Duluth was the daughter of a lady cashier of an sweats Business is entirely given up and all points in ihe.Greal Nortbwefct , filrt> FJrUwo isxorrtvb ■«*» rortwra W ratt . . p ... . . extensive manufacturing establishment everybody knowing perfectly well that un­ Its ■ ■. Wiaoaa and St. Peter Line day ofhoarto*. . -ff. C. PWNDUJ. down town, by thu head of the Ann, in til the Fourth ly over, ana the heat sub­ whose employ she was, the father being a sides, that there is no u«c of trying to do Is tbs only route for Winona. Romua- CHA KLES H. WELLS, PreiSftfd. (ilrwaaM.) X tkb, Owatonna, Mankato, 8l Pctxb JoUSwt _____ r> man of high standing, both in society aud business. Let us hope that whun tho peul New Ulm, and all points iu Southern HENR F L. IlIL LS, SecrKpy. businctti; others were tho children of un­ up patrotira of the country subsides, amUlenlriL Mlaatrntfo Ito, ----------’TH mJARniAITM BAL4L fortunate shop cirls\and othert^f adveu- that we shall get down to every day work, Green Bay end Mw>. jette Line • X2*tMtoIl«a><'<l in . luressto, who did not core wbiti became and do somethiug. Pietro. Ths most extensive, thorough and comof their children so that they Wore out of Appurrox, Gbkrn Bay. Kboanaba • plate instittrtiito «< the kind in the wdrid. their hands. The neighbors tafftified that Negaunen Makqttettx, Houghton, j Eight thousand graduates of this college NEW.-ADVERTISMENTS......... there were funerals every day from the Hancock and the Lake ButkhIom now in auocmsful business in the principal, rooms of tho woman, and whenever sight Country- its couhi Ho had offte corp-un, the facto that dries and towns of the l>nit«d StAte*.* , Freeport and Dubuque Lino G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. Is the only route for Elgin, Rockford ~ they had died of starvation was evident. ockfori>,, |I Frffpoet, and, all pointe vik Ereeport. The hag pwi oh 1 Wd front, taffasidthat Its • K>»n an4-d«rarib< while she did BOS’ 4arve 1W b*Wto.‘tl»y iw,,s£st OWetgoand Milwaukee Line | were left with her for that ptlrpoac, that Is the old Lake Hbore Route, and tathe neither Either nor mother ever wanted to only one poeslng tbrough Evajtbtok, i see them again, and that the only complaint Lake Forest, Highland Fabk, I Magqifa*ei granite building, with cUshe ever received, except from an occasion­ I Waukegan, acine. KmnoSiia to gsntly fitted and furnished ajmrt wonts for MlLWAUKKE. al working girl, who hadaouie feeling fur tho appliuation of and cartying out qf our ■Al,BOX EXECirriOX. Pullman Palace Cara her child, was that she ireotud theto to , nre run on all-throuffb trains of this novel ami systematic methods of well. It waa ascertained that she never 1 road. • . the firruit V-ior stayed in the same lodgingsmore than two Uteuf Mirlilyiu. This It thn ONLY LINE runuinx months—that her system wuxo collect these ears between Chicago and 81,. pay for aix moutlis care of the children, Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ • Young men who contemplate a brnuuros and tlien abandon them to 11 ms chance char­ cago anil Winona. Tarrant's Seltzer Apcrico1.. At Omaha our Dk^rers connect with life, and parent* having koui to educate, ity of the neighbors. A* the poor inno­ are particularly re<|ue*U-d to scad drink it. nt «ood from it. ur» manor. 1 ithc Overland Sleepers on the Union cents were certain of being taken to the I'hlladdphia. A word to too win ii nA. t. sfassu b taw f*4 Wins to tot a „ Rail road for all .points West ot । for document* relating tolbceoUegv, which 8OI.I> BY ALL IlKUliGISTH. alnm-houAu and orphan-asylums, all trace iS»*U1«.c**UBty of JtarrvsuO Mats the Missouri River. from flu. R*ve fall Uif’,ruuriou u* to terms, cundiof them were lost, aud the ends pf their On the arrival of the trains trom rue i ~ Oo or thSouth, iMTj».l oftb.U»ln.rron>2l!I !| tions rf ....... ” r. AJJn», East the trains of the Chicago of entaroce, cte. .\tklrws, unfading parents gained. SHr simply «<rau>m»tqB«nw < >01 -*7* ".*.T1 T CHARLES It WHLto, l>ramjrat, A North-Weetern Railway LEAAE i ---------~ ...... v a took now rooms, an advertisment in the CHICAGOaa fallows: Herald brought her new customera, and xx2ytf Nrie Hitvrn, Con» For Council Blufft, Omaha ami Cali­ *000,000 Uf GIFTS! so the game uf'child-murdcr went on. The fornia, Two Tbxiwro,Trains dally, with | examination was the cause of the meeting Graadeat Scheme ever Presented to the Public: Pullman Palace Drawing Room and i aickfoud Sleeping Cars through to Counci' ; of* a large number of wealthy aud philan Rltrdk totoMfon“eitrt»a*«tV iBtaXMBIp»«eWr thropic ladies uptown, Last Thursday night For fit- Paul ’and Minneapolis, Two I who dctcrminLxi to hu.se fund" to establish Through Trains Daily, with Pullman | a founding hospital far tho reception of ^rt^tfto*^?? Palace Can attached on both train* the vast number of waito that tbe city pro­ For Green Bay and Lake Superior. ] DAL AUGUST 31. HIB. ..n which ocMsian they duces. A house is to be purchased, and, Two 1'rains dally, with Pullman Palace Caro itotachcd, aud ruunliigUbrougli to I under proper management, all children ' Marquette. arc to be received and no questions aaked. For Mllwautbc.TdurThrough Trains There will be a .revolving pillar with a bell, and on that pillar a basket The mother who luu a babe/which she cannot cart for SALE ON KXMDUTIOMFor Sparta aud Wluona arid points in ■ MSI OF GIFTS will deposit it iiKibte bosket,- pull tha bell, ior MtcmsF. Coaaty of Barer. •;^Hr lfoa.04 Minnesota. Qua Through Train jially. wlthpulltt>sn’Hte«‘psni S> Winona. the pillar will turn half way round, aud For T>uLu<|be, Via Freeport, Two 1 tho innocent is in safb hands. It will be Through Trains dallp, with Pullanm THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC CFarDubSuRnSl4(i<>*8e, via Clin­ eared for, educated and if hot reclaimed will be placed iu Ufa as wJt as possible. ton, Two Through Trains daily, with This plan is older than the hills iu Europe, tow we and iu adaption here only marks a step in lo«iM d«-etil*u real rent*, litsilo. lying sod be­ the progress of the country toward the For Sioux City and Yankton. Two everyday tanrily OH, It U Burner. Dm ing in tasTswwtoip nfBahimsrc. cuqeljof higher but more corrupt civilisation of the Si <HttaAif4>dL—-..“a»d» Trains daily. Puftmau Cars to Missouri -4 '"sat eSfeTUwrtuitf. old world. But who shall any it is nut PMICB Off mCKKTN: Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally, j right und proper ! The child is not re­ For Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, j sponsible for its birth, and the inhumanity Janesville, and other {Ktlntx, you cop of putting it in charge of a murderous have from two to ten trains dally. old hag to kill it, cannot be vgued It is New York Oflice, no. 416 Broadway; , estimated that tlicre are four hundred of Boston Office, No. 6State Street; Omahs Offisc, 263 Farnham Street; 8an Fran­ twenty U> forty pair of Metals a day. these baby-farming establishment* in th<, cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; city alone. . Chicago Ticket Office; «!2 Clark Street, found equally M Metal an toe Sewius Machine, nebstwoentoe bnsr of nlse o'clock udto»Mtunder Sherman House; corner Canal The Fashions. tiac ofthe ran of sOta^ CRBjfciV Sb'reir. .U I. A and Madison Street; Kinxle btreet Daisd. U ratios*., Jss« f, 1»S. JasUiwT Coarse, black straw hats, wide enough Depot, corner W- Kensie aud Canal to shade the fare well, nreworh everywhere Street Well* Street Depot, corner W«Jl* COMMISSION ER’S NOTICE. and K.onxlo Streets. turuod up at the side with plume*. Toi­ For rates or Information not attaina­ lets arc admired in which tho underskirt ble oid youe-iHMi»w4loket agents, ap­ of the eOAtuiue and the umbrella are 6f the ply Mak vim HuGHm, same color. Thus, an ocru linen orerdrtns Gen. Sup’t, Chicago W. H- Stennkjt. is worn with a bright deep blue silk skirt, and a large parasol of thasani«Bhada: Lldkxxw I and laou glovqs aud mitts are worn as Mercantile Training PROBATK ORDER. * youngmen. W rT .. . Yew l«i- CH.MtOCRY SAUK. BUSINESS TRAINING. IlZ. <.« Twc»d«» th. IMh day of Awwrt »»xt. < a’tlo«k UCtb. an ■n.ooa afraid dar. all thaw i »ic«MW or parocl of laud idtoato iotov »aJ U th^Couaiy^ IMrr^aad Bute of Mlehlcwa. ’“TT.o'wirt half*five?Zratt quar of motion nambor dor.n (111juid tb,e-,e**i h cnon'nnmbrr mi GE TRV^KLSH?. SgEflffSlV* Family TTnit.tmg Machine I wa.fc,v,> -Mt MIL®r»CY never before. Kid glows are discarded pearl grey undrvwed Swedish ganto, or the cream color in ghee or finished kid, are preferred with all sorts of toilets. The colored linen suits with border* of embroid­ ery in colors to match arc later models than tho py nlaid gingham* of buff batis­ tes. The toilet however ’ wimple, should 50 UNDERTAKING The Fourth or July. The celebration of tho Fourth of July in New York has already commenced—that is to say, tbc .boys havcctanmcnccd explod­ ing gunjaiwdcr in every possible farm that viiiaaiotu compound is put up. The exasperating cracker goes off under your nose; the affrighted serpent Hails above you, leaving you iu an uncertain fame of mind onto which particular part of you it will light upon and scorch; and all the night long the regular report of firn arms leave you in a state of uncertainty as to whether die carclomly discharged bullet wil! FARM -FOR SALE! Being * buaioMa that need.. a great deal of ex periedoe, • - ., After many yes^s in the bunineoH, can truly nay that they can do better Work, and give better sa(- MORTGAGE SALK. Campbell arTjanirt CarapUJ) 3 tLr <1 4 *art forth • M UBS Burr Mxrss.". Ss)aM3ir% XX40T1 Set. M.u.Urturrra *ra(<UBar-: VI. Si WOOL WOOL awn ir. MAI-. .... fasdWT.-.. RE -IMPROVED liberal terms, iu tn payment* and at prices iK^y.jtayx^asr^.1 STATE Off CARDINO. .a; ■s rtithhiJr Notice, at the OtD FACTORY' BullJicr u* • AH wm A First-Class Farm, totlllhdaj Subscriber. wm. Htotiap Jaa'y. 1st. IffZC. . McPherson. dona sad carry R bM*4Mi4k«te. XXffOme I I &•£&< Bit CHAITCERV ORDER. -■t'&'WSK.gi J^Cb fmjuhons i pknsionh 11 t wish to oil all wool- myaclf, aod'wiU do it and Card fofr 121-2 ceftU ner pdUijd. tofactiou than any other flrm In th|» section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with tl>e experience of » life­ *twU.,wa.a»4indyr*J time. will always give hie penonal at- aad BeOora, »|» have d tention to this part of their ex<emdt|c bttstaeM. , Hearse and Trant furnlrfied wbtm requested, > . 7. j-j The Electric Balm will be used onb whether the treacherous wad willburntheir wbeudwtlrofl. , . '■ • ‘A lodging. Being m the fourth story, with only one exit from the hou*e, you lay and wonder whether tho lire will start under SinMing^j tily 28th. 1175. <xxl the one flight of atoirs ■ that afford an cs WELCOME MARBLE. HASTINGS. MICH.. May S. !ffl.. XXrimS POSITIVELY CUREtJ. i au rwuaaa naviog BM Mtr.-.- <A *w.e Belt C. Notira day of June. A. 1>. Ifffo, at try a'cImL in the forenoon, M tho north A*m» drar of th. Court ifortffciSi. Sites?!-. •M&xrc’dJ -------J.I.n XKrtTM. TOTEdT' PATENTS; 'RftSHSSti ssris^sii twlStf fore die Fourth. But when that daj couiut then; will be trouble. There wil I «1 ba----------- --- STEBBINS BRO! cape, cutting you • off entirely, or rather giving you the cheerful choico ofj umping cwt of a fourth story window and failing a ' *4^ ta^ssrSifts^sfiix” !®as •a.2tdK! The ruhseriber offer* for Bale a Valuable Farm to (he Towtrnhip of Haattagw, near Quimby Station, <u> the (Irani! Rapbl* IMvinio* of the Mulligan Contra! Jlnilroad, contain, to*khiuty ackks.otwhich bright contnutto arc allowed. Sets of rose colored and white shell ornaments are deli­ ss.-tr:. cate for Wear with light or' black drirfus. The pink ntudalliou on a white ground is very pretty. Black silk is laid by till cool weather. It looks out of stylo to ace even a black skirt worn under a light overdrew. Dork blue or violet- is prefared. , U.. neu. i^Uw j-fawH. SSsuat?.’. tuss*is fiteaasrtS x;". '.W. awaits: LEAOTELEGRAPBY Vly*1* Cu- "9** °nlj’ r»lubi* Behoolta Uw PROBATE ORDER. FOR SALE st THE BANNER OFFICE i lu2£ a2i^jSi‘*“u i M r � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-13.pdf 2c583e8f053441d2004553cabb58d688 PDF Text Text .atocri laoihloS VOL. XXI. NQ.:22. who# HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY,JULYH8, 4876. —....... ___ ________ THE YANKEE SHOOUSISTRESS. rlievc ; and I am n-4 alotux in .the opip-1 ■l u.nt rial .t. Iftn.” “I am grateful for the puod opinion of my friend. . flub J |»avo detaipoi; you. it wondcrrwl|<re Hugh ia.” 1 “Sittliyiout’tKere by the graves. Do | yon knot' UNPARALLED SUCCESS you 1'fwia Dr. Emtreon Who'H«I rhtcrdij. He advanned Aisrly-, jikidf til* length' riiacK'iadtfiM Warding aide. *• , ; ®; • 'Tf-hrre, pr Hugh ?” an id he. glancing _■ i ground. cvcr/pM?' 25 soldlastyear and every one gave; “Hat Thavenn <«« h» « alone ; to be alf the world- tn ’‘Hare you , do parouts, nn brulhem and sistera, Dr. Emerson ?” “No, la* like wmtttd-lf. all aUm, but not left like you and Hugh Marston, de­ pendent •pliwjy-upon my own exertions for iupnort. I have a competency, It'D by my father , T hive r good profturiem ■nd a lucrative practieo. and Mia Abba', I want you toNttdcripo ilwhappuxt man living , I will Uy to be all to you that you’ve lost Will you be my wife ?" “Dr. Emenon, I had no thought of thia ; I am jure you otuM -find one bet­ ter aaitetf to your nation in life.’ The hot Wood roue tn her chroks, and she did hot lift her eye*. “My dear youuu kdy. do you think I made the proposal without fully knowing my own heart?” “I do not think you w<>nld . but it ia no sudden.” •1’criuqw it.may be «m> to you, but 1 have tor months known, that if I married, it would rest with you." “Ifl had only known ynn had thohghbr’ “You would have ayuidod uui ■, would have eucascd yourself in haughty reserve, and wo should have lost the many pleasant hours we have passed together.’’ .She turnod her bright eycu up to his -Ho in a ffne hoy, and I am thankful ho fell.into judicious hAnds. T hope yonwill never reperit taki^him." , “I hope* not. Hc,li a child of »treng wnaibiliticn, and when he lovw he will lure fbrcver. T wm tbrnkmg pf the great change that fire months hsd wrought In the current AT his life f hope truly the change will be blessed to bin?" THE PSKRLKS CO1B1MKD MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, ' Call and SEETHE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES Both Phtfalx-d apd Unfinished. I : The Three Rivers Vibrator, Buffalo Pitts, Ohio Mwerpstakrs, , HlKUflALL, I Hcduir. I THE AND MlCmtlAN HWSBTUfAKFS, AGBO THK ' BlKDSAI.I. C’LOVKK ...........D BET.TABLE TAYLOR HAKE. AXD THE IMPROVED JACKtiON WfiUOX (CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT AGRICULTURAL HALL, One door cast of Goodveur’s Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. Hiuting.s, April 12, 1870.- D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON riSzl luwa I '*•'._ 1 WSO. t HMM tr SO f ' .ilutnn I <I-.U) 1)2 00 f i0<» I JO-OOl W.0V I.u.,0 .-vn! 'O.’ii! I jjn.O-' CiRffi. I> I< . n M. JONES. DENTIST NasWHe, lieiiiai >11 »..rh p'rftWptH etnmdwi H». ____ HKAD’jiZAni REALT? « Sjwcial Medical Announcomoni > •loil CuiAfoH anfl- if Pianos Organs and “It haa already be®” ■ Hr w trot the airirking, cowardly boy that he was. He holds Jiis head ereef, aud feeb cjual to his associates " “He has always been aeeunkHned to taunts «nd insults, and expected nothing ■la*’. The runic of a drunken' father rested Eke the mark of Uain on the cliifib forehead and hr ^ipponed every one knew it, and he win eurw«d and wdiamed for his father's take. De. Em­ ernon, when that child fintV entered thie schoolroom, I reeogniicd that mark on his brow. I know that the sin of the father was visited on tire ehtldren, and I detorniiued to wipe off the stain. I madic TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, Which la thu >MMt Ouu Wh<x*lod Maclibiu lu the Market- j । j I | , ( I j , । ! | J : : .' trust he will live to show to (Mclarticr that it is A burning shame to stigmatise a *hll«l fur the niisfiirtaoro of his |wrrots. I know the raffcringa wrought by this sin. My father was a drunktwd—he lived and dkd a drunkard—my only brother wm killed by • drunkard, in a fit nfintokfaition. My mcdlier and myself underwent privations and sorrow for years. Her suffering and hardships un­ dnnninod her health, and tAc welcomed death, to'tat her at Mb* from pain. Do not wonder that my feeling* ate l>eyond *ont»d. when I Hilnk of the ruin aad suffer­ ing wroughtby this sinJ Ont young tarn ; arc ent down itt lheir strength, and mmo are safe; tfcc liven of mothers and riatera । Ate one daily routine of anxiety aad ap­ prehension. Look'nt po«»r Mr. Rafjcre; bis wih' ro" <Hsgr»erd forever by one night's indrtlgewee I More ' ihna iwmbty jx-ara. have U-ca erowiLd upon biti in • a t week s tlAif; hiH huTr h turning grey, and he »e bowed down with aokniw. Then . poor Jama Griffin! the aotsle bf death • wercNpwn in his hesfrty frame by one hour's indulgence*'” -But, Mini Wardlow, you have never । allowed James to be blamed—you have . alwsy* Blood hL« flrin Moftd.’' • ‘ . “And so Ion. ‘ Wop to him wbtr putruth the wiaecup to Im neigiiWa lip*, and maketh k'rm drunken alam’Those j two boy« bare mrfervd/kkile Bkneha*h , i* al liberty, i*jrfta^k eoliuk^.other ynuagv men on to deiurdfeksoat**1"'-k ' "ft is too and tetMaktfit. i “And yet, we know ■ bat three thing* are «. /Hardly a May ^aoeabut aomHMug bf-tid rtaultv <4 thia airi niuct our eywor ears. Mufeh wj Y tovo Htigh, I tiould rather now 'ftdd his hamb In death, and by him to sUbp his family, than to hare Mm grow up a drunkard; or even a moderate drinker. “You must hureaufferedwrmA." ) “(lh. langmgerennot tril how much I j have pstacd tkrdtrgb. My childhood clouded with torrow, Aamc and fear ; I »y girlhood stricken with sorrow for lost owes, and anxiety for the living—Mff ktek i ■brer* looked ekredw tn wm, bad 1 haHi found nmreromfort hi kwktag *M 1H dark river ;fo the rent and joy pH the other shore, Oran in thd sbenia of nobb and activity of the IreitMWg-’WoHd. i F was afraid 1 Waa beeomiud -mbtathrocfe; iby lifemCoMientwhiW) Ufo plew ■mret oasis in my pilgrim^, and L m* Mingfo itto with bmi « reretodev «f “I will . ■dTkwre VJuU till .Tueuday. Then I promiaad Mra. Watson I would come there till 1 lafL^owA.:— Dr. Etaevron Uft’ seriy.-aad Mbs Wardlow noon after wimt to her .chamber, where she could dpd time to ' think. She kneW the Doctor to be w afted. Hgty .mJucatad man. whom position in town' ns foDy established, and shl- also kaew that Im was respected as a man of high moral principle and hireling iuteerily. She had ihought of him only as a pfauant compnini»n, iwrw t>wifi»RB«rarHKrTjnwr found hcAdfiri cdlHriok^wlBi lAti;’ i3nc had never sought to dliCtML points with him, but had always maintained what she thought-was right. He had some­ times soknowlcdrc . hiuwclf vaaquWi•d, aad sumetinici had claimed the ywivilegc of renewing the diseuMion at af^wre are lored and ’ “ " “Dr. Emerson, I rw»pecl you—I1 value your friendship—but I had never thought of anything more. Give me a few days to think of thia. I do not think I aw a fitting wife Sir you. I four I wnnld not fallHthc duties.of my station.’ “Ik not trouble your little head about duties. But you are going away jo soon f I must have you to myself abnio hours before you go. Hay, shall my offer b» acedpttd? Don't mention Hugh . I love that child, and will aoist you iq training him. My home, shall be your adopted brother * now you need have m> . feun. but that I always will prAtidi For him. II ngh fa rowing. A'on do wot rrfew me ? “No, T cannot du that; but it is ho entirely unexpected U> Wo I “That your calm brain cannot cowpt^bead such a change from its accost .med routine of trial and duty." . period.' She had considered him a genial. impcoTing companion ; had uetfer nought his society, but bad much enjoyed counl modings. Hb proposal took her cutindy by Nurpriacd, and die wished for time to commune with her <urru,heart before she nude the dedrihp upaiv which het faUffrhappineu and' welfare depended. His generous pruviriou for Hugh's wdl-boing bad touchedit, tender chord, fin- she could not violate her saored promise made to hi.- dyipg mother. Ltmg and seriously ■be thohfhi upon--she- qairetien. One thing AAkbtHbMbtf .if 'her 'rflocn1 t£>KvctT, it cmild ¥ic an easy naitkr to love i with wifely affection. From .her child­ hood,. abc had made self a serondiny obU> do good to others had Alaray. been her aim, and the mainspring of her happiacas. It had often hpro a munlior. in her.mind why har'.waja should have been directed t» Colchester. 8he could have tahjsbl in Fairhaven ; she had been urged to remain there. When she pro­ mised Mrs. Manton to take charge of her orphan boy, she th ought she had rocog; nited her miamon. Her heart had been at rest; ahc supposed that her work in Colchester had been womplishod. She had been ropcatadly urg'd to rviurp to her oil home, but die shcanK from again Ukiug wp the ’ burden «f memory that would return if she accepted their invita tions. Life had been enjoyed the port five moot hx, as she had never anticiMted it could have been; the many Ues and piearent associations that had been formed tn Colchester, had rendered the place dear to her. She bad dreaded bidding farewell to thi-tii all: was itfiv the heat i . .i bur to stay there, or to return ? The path was no longer dark. Il aocmcd as if the finger of ProvidotMM w«ro guiding' her oh her ' “I will answer you toWumiw. Doctor.’ Thank you. Bn** it-»*4«o late to go down to th* cottage to-night. 1 will call ■nd lake you both to ride down there in tin; morning, directly Mier braokfaat." “That will be pleaiiut Hugh Wishes that "to transplant some'■•if Addievi ffvWert from tho garden. U> grow upon the evavre. ■ud M wd| be » pine lime to do it in the curly spring." : . ‘‘fee, you can do it to-morrow, and 1 Will get sorie one to help him. Would yoUnoelilp’ taonla Mata near? tkl- In now looks a* if Tikka will hato sways think it is pfonaant to aoe care •bout aa much Mircea in Ohio os his Ar« at ba koaw of w |oral.«n friend Vallandigham had H'is aH we can do to show our ’ ' “0h, no ; we can alow by ndd priotioc that we remember the good cope muhl be a IhuaocraUe reformer. At counsel and instructtom -that- they gave any rats',-Gov. Tilden bar, never removed him from oSce. T»o Dayton (UhiojJbttrim/. says tliat Hon. W. Houk, Democrelic delegate “0h» w*l WHffll wait for taka your tfare, ay H*0c 1 the IWor, Mughiagly. the St., Louis Uoavaolioa, openly io repudij ata the Tilden tipket. i The leading German aawxpaper of Ohio, halCgriort fiSpreifcriL' .'n-“We*w#l'wairft»t you tf bbc ■ta,lhcl>." ' y*o the Cincinnati VJk»l4att, Fred. UasaaHfck, has come would . for, Hsycs and Wheeler. : .Some edited by out aquarely . Democratic papers you know, before wo leave find nothing to say against •-u^du will be ’ to 1^0*/’ thb'reii' of the Hayes dow claim credit for . that could Governor their “re­ spectful refereueca" to him. ' “Mfe Wadtab hMdseiM not to gw Hi thalastaf Abe wOek ijforifopi ‘naevtill Gen, James W. Singlotoo, a.pwBiucnt ,eat wunh- Mr. Grifca ia rwj atufous Wmoia Democrat apd a dakeUe to lha «•> • >•«!■■ >»"»•.’ ’■+ Ht. Louis Convention, repudiates the nom- t WIT Ya i HAZELTON BfiO.’S PIAUOS. tERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. PEvery Instrument FULLY Warranted. P’ oii Plan art 0«a» aBi i; tolajie Hr MctOR "Alt iWil ! 1 *Mi k» «mM ' imftion of Tilden and pralicta b» B,"[wd) wartuai ; ». |deftat. ___ ry , ~—__________ _ “If Mi- Abba should tabs t*D wkfo Isn’t it rather, cool in Hendricks tq gu Uys together, I nhould_qsrt*j<jU_.haYC to Io Wartingtop Vi hold the rml of his <*t’l kix« ftej '™K »«< I Ad not wi* a-.iWX Mdr Iwi «•» Hfiawwi, »d t K(k.'aWM, ’ " R D BULLOCK, ^*’*’<’,o’ale ««nt *?r ----- -------------- „ , u tarttfrn OWo.ahd Jpdiana. ' L -ergLFCh. Houafia at Grand Rapids, basi s>agmaw *«** i d^t yo^MM»? r xxi7?r' r 7-l:•■4''THner. . M r throntened dcdinalion of thp >’« St. . Louk muupalioa.orer lU IfemucmUr lUmac. taJLii,it repeals the Resumption, Mk.j, ,Lf>. TbnNnr York ik.. which ha. 4om M fiaronfr for the Si mmim cxpcetK that Governor TUdcn, if drolcd mroCT m a' "civil �Yea roo k«» reel. Y<" <»■ ** I~* ■??? ro> ia lbw rily, for »1 per »“* mrou good roon. rod a good «Hr. At Politic*:—Bui.n*ro—Th* C**tennW thi. tore you re. otofi to go .too, .nd uk. k Iriroreij- Doo'ttkrok *T *yto» -n>« F*urtb in Ik* City-A Re­ any. lt» *o bqpto '**»*’ fen* lo*ld**t—Tbr Church**. ever saw, rod tko <**« *“» *B1 occur for rookber crooury. Ikon «ro. OUR NEW YORK LETTER |s®i Gov. LadiagtoofWbtfarin B very Ftrymfaw, The electors of this Congressional Dis trict wifi soon be called upon to salect delqaks to represent them in the .aevwal Ctranty Conventatrar, which in ton will chooae dAwatas to the Cwigrtwrional ConMotion,TJklkJd in ^bion Augto 2nd, Nortolk ZMylooJk, and Pctrasburg CMum to nominate a sweeaMdr to Hon. George ill at $<w Y orit Four Democratic in ftse to report Tilden They Virginia w- Alexandria S^ti^ Stomaton Ao are —two daily and two weekly. .Willard. Sensible of the honor which has been | [Bays Ae JNashville J(Tenn.) Banner : bwtowed upon thia County, by Ao elect“There are Democrats in Nashville, we The Democracy of New York sickest set of mew are the that ever lived. nomination of “Slippery The Sammy, ' does Tilden, and leave nothing undone to se­ cure Ae defeat of the latter." 5 4 'The vagabond, Brick Pomeroy, sap that be “ran two toted behind Thwrman in Ae Nalitul Bortfai W. AOMo “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interftrance which will destroy the 0^61.'* , Ac Democracy, as it is now votea, the number cast for Chicago's bald ' rional tickets and local officers, and , writer of IAU)» VOUUty ptvwuu w ..v-. £. W. Barber, at present Third Assistant Postmaster General; . ypWftf rought it in the field with his troop*, and nmy bring into Ae field ci Representative was never absent cxcepl when his wound* Upram.Hon. C. G. Luce and Mr. Mc­ compelled B." Let's Mu. where were Til­ Gowan, but at present no candidate has been named, by Ac Coldwater RepMioan den and Hendricks ail that thne ? or Union City Remitter. Jackgoe CouutV' Roughing it among the peace men ? 1 comes forward solidly for Hon. James yeeator Morrill of Maine took charge of O'Donnell, recently elected Mayor of Ae Democratic city of Jackson on .Ac Re­ the Treasury Department last Saturday. publican ticket. His place in the Senate has been filled by From the disinterested standpoint of a the appointment of Hon. James G. Blaine County without a caodidtito of iu own, and In Mr.' Morrill the nation has B . worthy > Ae independent and impartial aiurit, which characterises ifa actipM >n •!! Ainp, successor to Benjamin H. Bristow, and the the StatmmajC has calmly surveyed the appointment of Mr. Blaine set' Senator is field. The result of its observations i* an exceedingly wire oae. the selection aa >to fie* choice of Jamu soldier under “Ile'tM' no carpet-knight, From the above it docs seem as thoagh Bro. EIls felt bad. Haycs/anknown who has thriec beaten Democratic Candidate- for the presidency. Tilden is well known— he is Governor of New York and sras Bott ;ax COXGK£SmOWAL ’IOX-3RD DISTRICT- of.Ac Tammany days. thieves in their palmiest buckeye or even beech We think, of no sprout* would be rigorously applied, Ac truth ttout opponents. avail, howqycr to teach EUs la tdl Hayes , or other political , •Ac Utter of aecepiaucc by Gov. Haye ia an honest, straightfurwanl, document, and muat convince the unprejudiced 'he n just rhe man to occupy Hovfp for the next term. tliat the White He » Outapok'-" cn for civil reform ; if elected he will on­ ly consent to servo for one term ; he stands by h» record on the currency ‘ question be believes iu the pubhe'school and concludes by telling the system South that their first neccaailj U pcaqe, and .that dipt, ponds upon the supremacy of law ; alj parts of the Uonstiiwtira nun be obeyed, and.if elected be will labor to-wipe out-afi distraction between North pad South. We _।; A. j will print the letter on Monday, Wewotiecd in the columns ofthe Hastings ■ J»wnia7 a couple of wtekz rioc^, an tract from an editorial years rinaj, Wo are written by us two glad to know Aat the readers af' tbo J-ttmal • were trtateil to an'nrticM A whieh'attU time it w» In another place in this fare* isfibe Bajt- articles for® the written, there .Was good sound sense,- aAing (#o7, rare,,'in fhe'. columns Ae of.it always MantaD Atri4»a<M«^rtMatihg the nomination JonraohAM.A« rradercs of 27m. J««u (V-DAmJI «f Jackson?** the candidate *f tbe KepuMteensef lU ‘emuity adumusofAe Ba!<NIR whichpYeathough of Calkin, fof rayfaeaaBatire fa CengreM. To tMaariich we tak th* speetal attention *f hail wiA delight any tthey lb ia A* prerewneg as Ud-y**Mak. and as w« fully balisve, of ths My AMsmu fir Oe« Mw -ft W IRW are ( .•,. ligcnt and' experienced railroad men !in' the totutuy, rod. U, dipo*etij ehvga out rf H. uppinudOeihroutole tW in the street could stand. New Tbo de- cen» pdfiUH tired of spcadttg money hu^the purpose of placing speculators in Ac best offices, and hordes of unuaturaliscd Irish in the minor places. The business men of the city know that Tilden'a nomination was the vAB'.K •nd his supporter* rad the Inflationists of Ac West, and altogether, there is a demoral­ isation in the , Democratic camp that ia very encouraging to chp*o who want good, government. And, speaking of political matter, I wish every Republican h> the ev. ...... J A----------United States cot mocrat," a paper supports, and which w the organ of TJ.F nn.l kit* T*Wr T*rt .Hr- be able to salify tbo people on thctt v«y points. We invite Ae rtoarat scrutiny of Asa character of Mr. Q'DesmeU. lfh< did N«poaM* ear full oowMtnee .vje would noMupport him for.Ajp uftfa., . James U'DauiraU began life wiA »o Mftalraxa hb braiw rad hh ha«4s *By Aa ran* peraraUnoe offorta ha baa riaen to a plara pf hotor in a oity wbarv he has resided tof Isranjywe» He Us Ae m^MModawppoct ofAU ttit. tig m Ac px» uptown, right in the aid* eg U..n. •nd he creed, u imaeeeetenl, MMlnug like . eirew rent,—he M ki. rtimi.’ fleeter tongued, — - ...1 , tBtla gre'C "AwwAaAl Ucbthai wuM engre.g .bmu piling tM in, rod U be an event intheir fires. Af nine Ae rignal for the illumination wan given. The buildings were gay and a-fiutter wiA flags rincc morning. When Broadway looked as if all the butterflies of the world had set­ tled upon it* fare in tlie ran. And cow, looktoff down Ae«tro« nfik* tw when it Mflkato the birbbr as lai an one could see, a calcium light shone, a great blaring ' the forehead of the aky. and below Tilden, right over a prominent portrait of Tilden, with this igwipttun, "A Catholic Matounan, Senator'Ktinhu. the bominator of Gov. Tilden.*' This is a bid for the CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. stood at the bead of the Aird brigade, Ac ®r«7 one of those eagle faced black Scotch — v »*«. . behind who marched covet. ledthhUr.BflMlritcrBn l were lit up and they flash10 the chaers ere arc doing Ices,____ they iiad in Fourth of JI the other trades are dead will be better after the Fc hopeful thought, but it a fore, and even the lawyt Ttabalaareofcaah* AtHufeirwaarj' " * ‘ Aft 8,' •>• WWS.01; Ulrooe I* 18t« »l,«eS3«8.4T; irororo. fe, tl* yret «*»;n*.Mu ■ U-*. *luz iwprer WtU I’ltoJU* nlngroJ ik« hSre'uf Vr*l-~ »»u»SaJ«>L rfc M. . to* k gw* btfl'BA*. *i tk*l u^kutallto, rod rite, *AH> .fc-aald---------- Depart .... ' Drew • wreck. AnTOnRjrwi l «ji»y at throe to W< ?■ (thing the New Yorks i'E-XWg The German « Cuban jmcietocs tor so small a body L. htsring unmista­ i, nH it was pathetic to aee tbeir beautiful coipfo—another red white and blue—carried in honor of a country which celebrated Ac independence tb^r were straggling M »cUrt- The ~ ~ • printer’a Jlnutop Jhtit 1. t^editVMldeA. Hck rP*4ke yen. ett, propore, re |K|>, ■" MJ i“ 1A frepel w*. up. Bj J»» «»y tbiyjfc. rf t™, . u oore^-He ootiredIke dnurt. I KOHUre Hippodrome. La wi.re, —thu only ,U pion. »,,« there A, ,U ■aoereoooll not roae to Ty*,. Tye*. Watered JH go H tke rinoere & hr shops at all times save holidays, come out, the Germans and wife, children and, l>aby, the Irish bop and ” '* — “k^BQms JSS1 piuck*^. Mt- rabtiptaroff*. Hraeto'Uitmsure the >ro<« *f bak. .July L:waa « W^re bona i> tb« Congraarioeal cAtfenctan’ftfedin. ring the Week ectfing O Doratog thtla ’ftemoMiratfagthat tie «. • 1 J0>4 ; paymeal* during lame time irate' MmkJI SeiUI, York, and they find no takers. still uu formed, and upon other sections support of thr Catholics—au assurance to where the “fortuuew of war" may noew- ' them that Tilden isfiirlv in tlicir banlx/ siiatc b second choice, a careful conridera • Vend tbat.’in the event of hw election, they lion of Aa. qulificwtiona. pobitewed by will, in national ibatfera, haves the same Mr. O'Donnell. consideration that they hare always had Wo premise our . argument wiil\ die I.IW. tn Aft...1!* ... .... I... truth that no man ia entitled A. any. dec live ♦ffice. The people are oomprten: to choose Aeir fcrvant-. Wha^ .ia nsgdcd at Aia time, U>a»re u» in Coogress. » * man of pnimpcach#ble integritp of pure, moral charartr of intdUgvuoa; of fian eoavk<i«MkoB A*, gwl .quertioos which Democratic politician* filched from of Ao day, c««»KictioiMi rraulting from ip telljgunl consideration of problems o£ Na­ tional importance, and whiob .are- not th* ;resaU of hasty, cardeaa thought or biaacd. for their votes. or partial ihv«rti»lion- Wc»*4» ®*n The Republicans Jrboi*. thnrmmh^' with Ac I only confident, 1 affairs of Aa District—ouc wbo*c knowl[The nomination ar c____________ Hayes and_________ Wheeler_ odge of it* wants i* baaed . upon, actual oba that —•--they accept a* the best could •• have nervation and experience; , wboae inu-rcau been made, and more than that, sa all that are iulcrwovcn with (be interests of the was desirable. Clubs ar* being oroinised Dstriot and whm fieakmal prosperity is in all Ae wards, and the best men in Ae dependent upon Ac general welfare of the city are taking hold of the work? While Dialrict ho represent*. Wo need, in Aort, it is impossible to carry Ao city, Ae Deman honest, breve man, who dares to th) err.tic majority will bwo redneed ae tn Drake right and whiiae-. peroeptioua aru keen to the state al«olutdy certain for the Beyuk detect error even whu» it is disguised. . Iman ticket. The Liberals arc, an •rule, Rush a man wi in line again, and thousands of Democrats O'Doooell to be. will vote the Republican ticket \ tor the toon, wok to «•*._ , .......... tbo abilily or Ae integrity of the aavotal first time in Aeir lives. The north nan of the State where Mr. ^'1raekr.-«Mte gentlemen named by other Counties. Wc will giro Ao largest majority 1er Ae tick amply atato as Ao haato of qualification ot ever known, and will . aMkraif more tor a eandidato wmc of Ac most A'porAan balance all the frauds tant ]tointa that Bsggosl thomsolvm to our perpetrated in the city. T^rl eattoot ia mind. If eiAcr of Ae candidate now excellent here »cc Ant youto Mrar duto offered b aaroraaiul, wc bobevc be will There ere .tire* ttore ■p*---— l-,niri pending .guiu* Mr. TiMeo loeotopd biro pabBeeAsfriM^efafaty riatittiI O'DonXKU. as the proper person to re­ present thia District tn Congress. Wo re­ cognize Ao many sterling qpalitic* qf head and heart poHcsscd by Ac several gentlemen namcd.by other Counties; but from Ac feet Aat an individual choice must be made from among them all, vrt ex prow* our personal preference for Mr. (YDounell, and respectfully urge upon Ac eleetnrs pf this County, where opinion is Betting' offering odds Aat Hayes will, carry yer, . “nilreed wrecker," ■*! rolled, wW to toM K the etoekMdai o* Ihihd^ 1 H doei jmrtlee to the oAer aSpt--• -«to ftta. .-Mftfr raala for llts poaitfon 'ktntwg whom'“lhere are ' of Mont Uretaunud J. SHeo to.taolotoM rich by dtokoont «»a .hrop . " I has am The Lansing Repttblica>i says : June* F. Joy is one to Ad mo*t intel- It fa an open avowal of the fblicy *T rotabra a» ibeead of -Ua imfa] which they extracts frora tU are more' Aan news to thens. our readers. It tie important 'ia srvofn] respaef*; worthy men. some but that there ere buckeye aproutn run­ ning over with knowledge and cgotiaci among her members to introduce his firlues to Ac mass** — Chariotte Leadtr. mim pnun .re JI ot in ,h« ren,,^. „ dl„„ by the reared., Ulin* U« rretihu some of ttoea tompuwd. Ibary Wud “ id4eWk*.HUu„, KlepSgUi pot Wa u>" tk< «. coostilutod. Some row will be made to carry congrcs- • Mr. Haycatnay have been a “promincU man in Ohio." but outride of the State, he was woefully unknown, and it is a good thing for the Republican .party ia Miehi- RftttaUMbt in so utterly unditowbgji W 1 him . HBYKM' gX.A.TTPO»M ■ A&W. ready. S not as yet, to place the jroyc hands of a p*rty»O^*d St Louis Convention," and that Thurman Ss a great mag." As Thurman W 'Iwo An '*« may I* found an able ^ut the Anericut ptnple beaded liar can be easily told, 0,0,0,0,0,0. For Vice-Prerident, WILLIAM A. WHEELER, ./New Y«A. ; Ao globe, the educa­ and eowe o.; auHag n aS I1M.000. WImcwmA,,, irilhkT SwpHaa Sqaara to Ma; . da.t pile, «rkk a > paiax* «Y gna, fa,,. ’ - —Jf ala* Th. I130.CW, ■M-. “tUfonac, ,|„ «T dollan «n KoUu l» a»«bli«*a> o«UU.rf,l„ ........................... ............——~XTiayk« •stm I, « feel that there are revere! gentlemen1 our County who could carry into Con­’ es* the ability,, the 'integrity and the f For President. RUTHERFORD b. hatkb; be* -orta (be -odd Twp yanra jrathe"BUbsun" who w, WOtokH-HMfa. 4^. Mw Chme whito the: ri»y » *> •“!*/ that the landlords are anxious to aee yo<», »«"* !• “i. •>» •>!>•■»» .itqjrill Tia«.fa, Unif it wniHA tote upo. Mito of Iho »nin cri.lroo»-ebon uo tbc mmroburoyrod crnylbrng uses, from all the nation* on and do one can afford to miss tion Ae view afford*. Coras, day, or days, raAw panned of remfurta bly, all things considered. i/oXK KKTIKM IMCIDXXT. lose the right. Nel Stricter than it ever 1 were tired oat. j SwrciSs aatttw . aad far*«t re« ka« �STEINHOFF & WOOD Crnut Cann July Pth. 1878. \ Knrton Damn: The Centennial 4th to ever and gone, the many hearts that a week ago anticipate so much piemare, have been gratified. The nu­ OF FICIAlPAPCtW8A»8T WWW. Alpha Carter High School. Beet record forentire year. Not absent. Irene Bueell High School. Thanking yea, geatiamew, for year uni­ form k lad nee aad oo—ty, Sad tr—tlag that the year before ue may be one of pleasure and of profit I remain moot respaat fully. merous festivals throughout our county have afforded abundant pleasures foe all. Haatinp has been the foremost Is celebrating, and be same spirit of enthusiasm has exhibited itself throughout J uhnstoe—The brand Rapid* Eiprosa. al • T:Bl Pjj Ksareasatx 1:13 i lt»j bnruit Kxi>rw • • AtlauUc t.sprvss (.-atntasramlbundanjMO 1 ■Va. Frvisbt -I.................................... *13 J . J. Grant * Dr. To monies received of eUy treasw' rr for tax . ■ fo.ffb5.24’ To monies received of ally troaisu- . er from primary school fund To monies received »f Hty (re-eft To mWUMrihtfb?taTt>M ffoi Geo. M. Dewey doHvcred the oration, which was considered byevery one present, to be a production of the very first order. The speaker, after a glowing review of our nation's formation, ‘rials aad prosperity.por­ ■reign aeholarff ’‘ wealth aad honor as a Natka, to tional landmarks the much honored and respected of names Franklin, Merili. Cart­ wright, Howe, Pulton, Fields, Mitchell. Longfollow and many other distinguished men uf American birth, paying them a just tribute alao their attention to an uncultivated intel­ eel aad warned them of the appalling dan- J. M. NEVINS. P.M. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Cneh paid ea o— steading olalm* July let, 1875. not audited n-i. fijfo, ................. ... ' ' ** •* •• latoMstou Bowie loaned <0 pey teaehera 11 will be olnerved that our aveargo, daily Cash paid for insurnaeo oa atiendaaoc hv, Ijmr uniformly lurwiala|. building> •nd yet in this reoprat lhere fa abeadnk Cash paid for treasurer's salary *• . *• seemtary's *• room for improvemeuL • •• •• taking school cen­ Permit m<apiu to press the mallet upon i » the attention of Ch a B.jntd and of the'patrons sus and making reports Cash paid for printing Mias Hokut Hottest. Gold lll|. Pige.*n shoot to-day. M. H Wing ia noUju st ice of lhe society or myself, as a correspondent without toying pleasantly and without any be harangued on graagertam. ■mplieitly relied upon. Lyceum Association. ikwmi «7<M» ■ 13,00 «0.00 30.00 ........ . msterial and ,wofk Pupils who sre regular In attendance are invariably successfoll with their studlra, Hotter. ' ; ' Jn^lr.. I87» the one great and grand principle-free icbopla- bring­ ing before ns, in a glowing manner as educa­ j. cveept Sondajr. ZHS.OO ’ ‘T’ '-^T«8.78 B-J, Grant * . . ' OaAk pabloa outofaMtog aiders trayed to his hearers, the benefita of universal PONT OFFICE TIME CARD Smkal aii4Iectaiical l»i«g noir hut charge, and more, one . Croat Chicago, loiug houriv expected. ,IA , ... Oar peo|4a will do to rctucaiber that MikKy'®"- sod wife att—t to the Will attend to all Lraoahev ef.the Profession .and Vamel HrtWarttnn curing of their Son of deafness of eight yrara standing, in one week, by Dr. Blaso. I Union Bieck, ovt That Isaac W. Vroomaa late sltcriff of thia county, and row special agents of the U_. s. pension Department atteets to the •tmcval of a Tap^c-Wobm in a few hours, ONE PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL that hax completely restored him to health, though it was supposed that he was in good order tuning every day, ONE tronfled with heart cTwasc‘aad liable U HEAVYFAIR OF MULES 7 years old ONE B ytartdd MARE,- ONE* BUGGY ..Ajfooal pwik-uhr, of important nearly new, also ONE ’HEAVY- 8TA■muBS, can be obtained by calling oo TJOMABY ENGINE, for sale on GOOD Michael tlrace, Bed. McLdland,,H. pen- TERMS. For particulars enquire on the, premises one mile west of Cariton Center. c.njyfe&iktfe?"’* BeuMtVa, Mrs. Edward Reed, Mrs. Emma DENTISTS ! ia lhe way ofa Centeaatol pkale on Ue let inat Some five er tlx hundred people gath. •red in Kelley'a grave. Eart ride of Vai r Uke. and partielpotad in the pleasure of the day. The day wm somewhat multi whiefa not only kept many more frrnq being preaeat, bi^l de: layed somewhat the exerelaeo but with all it in considered that it rarpaned anything yet painting fanee Astral LuiUHng Cash paid fir material and while those who are frequently alarm, toae not only the time of their abeenee, but lose FdR SALE OR TRADE Stibbn, Mr. John Cole, and many other —— might mention. XXllTtnl f, treats aU &rooIc or long eland —n------- es of whatever name ud states the facts to every pt itient, and takes po incurable cases. Rji nember he locates discaaes without asking any qu— tious. The Press everywhere spa highest terms of hu great still. By his Cash paid for hood, sawing and splitting aad hauling <31»T Begllgest anti in reality receive out Hhle Cash paid for carpm, c—tral . profit. budding . t Teachers are frequently oldiged to suffer Cash paid for incidentals , vyy censure w^ea too real fault justly Dos with I Cash o.Tmrfp'-'* 7U/'l’f,'rt SPECIAL NOTICE. shall publish the official call on Monday. • There will be a spbeial meeting of Pioneer Engine Co. No 1. a the engine rooms Monday of which app—rrvl tb be of nearly the same magniftMas tb—of which M'S* *a appW to the naked eya. U —art wry cloec to the earth easting II tn be as lights* day. A sulpburious light remaining in its trail for A ea»d In point occurred Juriag last term Total I10.187.C8 A gentltmsn appruaohsd wii^ tmonal of out standing claims RJT.M (ions of dl«— tisfsetion and severe criticisms f Justs M. Nbvu* of a teacher because his daughter bad (»een Examined sod approve! •_ Ji-tru T. Own reduced from eae grade to the next tower being unable to retain her pooitita in her class. The c—cluatoa was, of aduNk. ibqt the teacher was incompetent, but an inveMi^don receded toe foctlhu da nag the pro­ ceeding MveQ weeks the pupil had been pew­ List of lottsrs romriaiag ia the Hastings Pent but nyArvfoye, having preeented a ■•gea- <». Barry County, MM. July Wfof WT®* I Mrs. Nancy Brown. Wm. Henry wnipi, Mrs. C;A. Baker. Miss taehri frurgson, Jaa T. Bines, Artheboid Hickman, KA W- Ill Kjdisoa Disnrs. display of the sociewt pbenomenoa never was wiineaoed in this eeclion l>efore. Hoping I have not exhausted yo.tr patience llo- A trrr pleasant picnic party wm held nn. dvr the oaks, nn ibcgruunda of Hon. Robert J. Grant, by the members of the Presbyterian K»bljuh Schoo) of thia city, yesterday. The xxiety expreim tbrmaelve« under many oblijstioua to Mr. Grant for the courtesies exten- ■a Hobday evening next, to organise a Hay re and Whrajar club. The meeting is called by tlie iUpublicaa City committee, aad it is Fasarurr, July ®<b, 1878. To simply say that lhe 8rst celebration at this place ua Ue afternoon of the M was a auerete?would not do th" oee—ton ^ertiee. It was more than a sucre— and ranks Freeport among the ftnrt villages in Barry xdanly. The Centennial pole, (than which there ia nona finer in the ooanty) wm raiteJ - per order of exercieoe, a»d J boa , U.« praple, ■bout MJO in camber ae—mbled to Krten to to (loo. M. Dewey a apteoh. Vogy closest tention wm paid to Mr. Ifawry a r—sacks, — be carried the andienowbeek if ■ —J-—— ~5, aa<L aad Traced tha i—hy in»to lhe days rfl778. whirh have made America portant events * —- — 'Wa quote glorious up »• the present ..............—---vary large. • irom --- -------- — - Ing the bright and laudable achievement* of ■. ■L.. W* UO.J.. —1 -O— ■"““J”** £ s_.riM'a motto iaOnward, ever, tn ' Jn„. .. . . ...I patyunsafthe school hare favored us with their presence during tbo yw. Them is pcrhaj.« no mrsni by which the parents can more effectually stimulate and encourage both pupils and I sochera than by frequently and regularly visiting the different depart- CYhiie maialsiniag m<— exercised, ami lhe judicious teacher will usually find Mherm—— for maintaining a thorough discipline. Daring lhe T—rjasi eio—l 1 have be— ransgelled to administer corporeal punish menl in but one ea«e. against four eaves dur tag the second year and three eases during the first year of the present administration. At the prise shooting mulch held to-day. In hi* city. Mr. A. M. Block, Mr. Philo A. sbeldon -brIJon and *ud a Mr. Wiikou. eochtoiiled lea ■irde at ten nceuive shots. In sb\>ting off for ■!.. prise. Mr. Black kMlod tbr—Mrtto, three Pretty good for a het day. «e ask sLiention to the Report af Ue Priac pol of our Union School publMsd . to-day. it la a dccument of much importance though more rtraarkahle for what it dee> not contain, lhau for What it doea. Yrt there are same thiap in it that will command the expecial a taatiea of all bumanitsrianr. bat neo» Umt • til Uouiwre in that direction than the vinditatioa of the ljarbaro.it practice of carper— Mmiahment. Among tbo amlaefo— wen the Keep It. Where you wul find all kinds of mNimst Of every Description which we ry Ooanty, tor thrac rwaacus: We sell dodo of this cheajv-ruadc Fur­ niture that to made by machinery. The goods we make ia made by hand, ant) Warranted. We Invite all persons to mJl and Inspect ftur goods, for they a! bear inspection. No trouble at all show gooda. " Parties having Pictures ‘to frama would do well toy 'them framed of u* we can do it P .Asr and Cheaper than. any house In P .ry County. We keep the Larvert aud Brat selected stock o/ PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDino«, Bracks™. 1*ai*er-Hold< KBS, WAIX-Poczm, PlxfpkbHOUFBBS, and everything In the Furniture Hue. We invite all persona to call mid look WE MEAN BUSINESS’ Furniture Rooms south ride Stole St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Prints 7 eta. Lonedalam—lin 12 eta. , Store. Shirting Bets. tTKBBUt Baa'S , Extra heavy Shirting 12| eti .Best cottoandra 15 to 3D ata. (toodTwHng ia cu. ■ At lhe eloae of each term all the pupils ia the High School end those ia the advanced grades of the Grammar Department Laws’, Great Beflictaii Pngs!. been required to undergo a thorough written qx—ainaltoa upon the atudlvv pursued during While to the true student these examineUoas furnish no iaeentire tn diligence, yet iu Stimulating the laggard to more pertisleat effort their value car. hardly be oeer evtimaj tod. Pupils Sailing to answer 80 per cent, of the questions ire hot allowed to retain their elans standing. ' • SALISBURY 1 BROSSEAF tl£ EJlii .SJBi !15J. । .pjninvu.it’My1*. . FURMITVIIE, -’Write? Ml BntM nwtk ! to fit tbemadv— more perfcctiy for the duUea-of the schoolroom. Coming as they *> w ill aa earnest purpose they enter af heartily into their work that they co—Htwto a really valuable addition to the school. Of the foreign pupils aad tboee resident ia the city we have had about thirty teachers in oar High ftobool at various times duping the your sad it ia my purpoae. with tbo ap­ proval oftbo Board, to a dtaeher s claim for their benefit during the foil term. SfoWb i .Bddto Dewey, MOB* D»w»y. Katie WiHiama - 1st. Because we hove no lent, t» pay 21. Because we make the mod of out Peerless Milk Safes M. D. Rrmd desire, to call attooUro to *>th the melodious lows of his powerful <-K«. 1‘leaiy of room al the "cooler" for all STEBBINS BRO’S, now on exhiblttou at W Futt'tttnd" Store. Ail kinds of work foarlc td1 bj*1 tier. Rejmiring of alt kinds of old CuPuituro noatly done. , ■ t • unhesitatingly Itolh the moral and legal right of the teacher to adfaihidet aerpocyal jx.pfctomeat, i>^b' —vert^elees a right thM eeidom should ' be ’ can sell obeapcVdhctn any houss in Bar­ TO TU LHBBICLXPUBLIC. aar years we have made tsro mi s the alto ante of a vast slam eft Oliver, Veron M. Kellogg, Mine Owie Johnsen Barry. While Mr. Bartlett and dsu^btrr were rnturning frum tba CeleiTstion Celviu-ation si at Battle Bartle ('reek. Crevk. they Mop»d ar a Kara (hoi yrt r«mplrted» for shelter from a heavy shower. Dy —me misstep Mi«s It, fell causing a bad fracture Dr. I'eckham wm eallod ' MHK M. mode of practice he docs not mske sick to make weU; does not bold out false in­ ducements ; is frank in his opiniorr, hon­ est ia his dealing?, and has won the confi­ dence of the siek and suffering in every city or community where he has prsctic ed, and has cured thousands when oil oth­ er mode* have failed. interest in timr work, become careless »oii ' eesalJe (f > excuse" for the remainder of the . • �NEWjXDrfRTIi®£NTii. ^Miri ibas the wurtB-i ckte* thi . Mppirt to , fall. irtriteU with them. *Uif hmg< enough i to uounuuc aU the fatten tint' «re plnerd i in an orchard the a arm* will all la destroy* ’ RURAL TOPICS. MillUk G.? P. Rowell k Co'fi. Colu®a_ -• rt'e-Im i -llflWf JCT •mWWN . - : UCHffiAH ABD THI SOUTH ; rd. It i» adniittmUbat b.^ at* tart cx- l »|CcUtat .caants al crehateh andMro very | d - vnluaUr M Weiffi CUUX*, &' have tiwrai*. ui tiwwumy . -..yplrs. a’4 hetcu ijat^'jt destroy jail 4; LlrtLVMlXM «VltW fuw Itt* ilABMWW . ; Cuba mrt be taught to rd ftet Ifow in breaking them ffir thr!>irtrt». K.t walking horeee are murh teuje'vglna.- .hie than slow one.. Fte histxmx-, suppon yo« have a fast walking t mu whwh will plow a half uo acre of land more in * day tban onfinaky hut*«s eaix du. Then jruj>e tint yritr fait wafting'ream will 'ip miltsi to market wkb k Lted. rod git, ! there ao hoar K>u»«ribkp <,om»Wi walk my jriides exclusively tu wy »de“ era. ( yon Ace the difference W ddllan aud and ekprticnt*. Ton want the opinions cents ( rewfily, w "time b tebwj-'T .>Q* of the Lett fAwaum, fruit gyow^*,. : in Ito Macha <vlt to’wlft ftrt. y«hlt4i h»® coonootion with what I caoaay myaali, te Ip< the aide of a horse of good wafting ^It aBiifhe* make »he~•-lUrul Topic*’ of the urtatert 1 p^Heralne tarraut * tiekner Aperira* CHICAGO k lAffTf llt KOS « ..' ruaikKGAB - nuu> nr au. Mvotnm. •12 LtiiJ: teMrtwtttjiifc: TIME TABLE Mo. 8. , ' • •• • T. (.A..OM ' Tha Or. O*A “• ’**“■ »marrta«»bB rwb’ te y»» « ’ nyrtra 1 shall ' MOG,GOO. LISTOFGIKTS 8tffla8488--±“ gMOnaUCnah tite-.-—____ <»■ (Irukd Cut lifft_______ ___ pail of wither. and wrirt along with a small whttk.brooui. sprinkling the tops. This waa hia first use of Pan* green. The tteoad time he put a little flour ia the water, which had tha effort of making it adhere better to the leave*, and he think* it Wasbrtlet. The two application* completely cleared out the bupu He saw many per sons uxing common sprinklers. and he bw liareu they were utrorotal. Mr. Strouse had three and a half at-roa, and Lad to put the jminui on but uu<x-. The rows were thirty rod* long, and the potatoes planted in drill* uightceu umJim lb tha rowa, *o it required a mnridasabla a cask Breach end and ooc in the middle . The American I’omriagioal Soriu|y ro-i ju>rt on fruit, not pror ioualy mentioned, an followa- The best aingh variety of ueam for aU aertiona of the <x>uutry.« tin- B<rtleit, then come next tlm tiuekid. Bcurrcd Anion. After th®.-, the Flemiab Bcnuty. lawn-uve, JIowull, Winter Nils Iteyeune 4 Etc. Ihicdieroc d Angotfiumc. and Belie Tucrative. Th<- fidlowing <h\ well and ,4«t- swamteauuded in, ib*b>- Kinlute lurid* uot stand no huh ia gbaractCT ax. jthxi pre­ ceding. GifformHuffman, IMutnHVSum- I per. Tyson and Vicar of Winkfield. The Concert! gnt]r » lhcl><*t for general cul­ tivation, and the next best is Um Delaware. Tile Lett pew lit* that ‘ are the miut gen­ erally (Btecmud.’* am Crawfcrd'* Earty and tVwwfard s Urtc >\urt in jeipultrity arv Old Hixon Tree. UUMom Cling. Large1 Early Ycwkf Groa*.- Mignowiv auB ('uoMMt'a Favurite The tollowiog are m<Mt highly uaUeaM-d at I La 'suUUi and M.uthwvaf- (\dtttnbr*. Halon’? (InldrtL llettk CTmg. Lady Parkham.' Leaxm Uiug, (MdMtxtm-'CT« xad Sdwjudiatnm. Tl»c heal clu-rrien are euaridrted to be the iter|y RHuteond ; fe? Us««rf‘cnll'v*liQe followed by Black Tartarian, the MoreHt* and May Duke- The bear atrawberrim are the wibon fin-t as a gt»u-rally popular variety. Next in order arc Tnophe de Ggnd, Charles Downing ami Longworth's l*C»lific, and after them-,* Agriculfirrilt, Jtowocr'i* Prolific and Green Prolific. Tn rngard t<» rwtpbcrries aud H»rkberriev. the sSSSSScSiSS^ ■VUa, Frio-*, Tw*A •“ NieteU, SM^ard ■ Tht*- unrivaled machiut* and repairs for PHICK OF TICKETS . me arv supplied .it fowcet factory price* GREBLE& RUSSELL ' 48 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN *?ES35: iwa PENSIONS • ut >hl> ImiK DWMM •> ?»orta«n> II^UrMd. >w Kat.a KajsMa. Albiva. a»4 "" .ram s UAH.KOAO. imji lake so-,. we -u..... ' W-A.C- U.. of the field. Three tu.si did the aprinkling in half a day, and a Iwy carried tlxW«4<r to sUJ'ldy the caaks Hr bough: two !««»*. nf th<- poison, and there Waa a irautnr of a pvuud left. The field gaW ^ good erop( ,■ with t no further trouble from the bugs . after the sprinkling wan done. Jcwcph Hoffman atated that wbort short* take, the k»d. Phi Franconia ia butter than the flour fo mix with, aa it and tlarkc arv alao ...-----------will not work into lumps *o readily. So the Ee«t the Orange and Kncrett’* Giant arc two of the best varietkw. The Kitt*ia buekwhe-a! flwr • My larni being v»u«(>aW the atmuyoBoe of haring fiRwa ur twenty head uf. cattle driven mghriand mornlbg to and froai lhe puattrro, the lot* of thm- in often turning team and plow, <>wiug the number of interior Afihrn* wdBlbiJrtrt of surface of cjood land capable ofbeing plowed ; uwteg KSfere.—**——*® TVG-. O., SSniLwaax—with laAtaaarolw. Para Jt ChUaa« K K tor fare. I and all MmIk♦•wt.m BitkarMX >br<>oa. cl grtar tinny Blackberry i» tha lx*i variety. and the WiLon come* next. But no Fruit (•rowing Society can do mute than to reo-. ummeud certain varieties bl fruit for cer­ tain localities, *■• far as its information opttehd*. There are varictiw of good fruits adapted t<> different localities that the American Pomulogieal Society may know ■RUH MPJM SITIMOR. TIM Reliable Sheri Um . EAST AMD WEST. voaxuvnoM 4MWt Win MB KTtBIT MICHIGAN •.TC.V3 CENTRAL —Afaawnwor tratu* a.e« WM tmta. ouMirbina Oatr RAILROAD. witllt »£ li INffMua TIMH TABLE. da« affect Apr. 16lh 18TS. ...wpi^KArc. and it/ulM* "A ttfe UliWa' txautained that six dirtinet advantagee were to be obtained by the jraettee *f -wiling over that of parturine cattle in the aummer *ea*on ‘ lit. It ■'•» laud. •ffd. It earn* fences. n , r ajMSs.’KSft&i fa B-t .Bln-. -oJnl «»w miaa alter North asJIbUm*. tfal WaJnh* Gt 02 111 0.'- tf - Jeefc BS--. I SE5S£nSsS& u''uirStw.te."VL..i gtci uSIiii “4th. TlIteps cattle m W« aad greater comfort. “5th It products mure milk. •6lh. It ’ JtH.lKT, i/UKHMi J.AXAALt. IWI ni-y/:r. «*X4n HOUXK. K<»VK4SJ..4X1> t> jfrsrlT.’x; rinnurrrtny. /..tcu.v, /*Atrie/rt. 1 >-A-v/Yritr. /«•*.< evrr. wff/.v srl/.. .vrwm.v. dks jkvutj^ ■Oouncil Blnfis and Omaha. Av. ■ 3 Its ; B8 '■loWo'W 1,11 MiiiiMtlwt « SOIXC •fill-m OF PAIN thntriu --- -------------------------------------- v . t»* writer would go to fo *n*ad agriculture iafiwBauon. ytrt-uititeai—ally mt nutrider h« ffomething to nay ufwxue importance At a tete matting * ~ tte n -k tfrn 4../. MUSTffWGF8'111”^ 'g^mwFW rmnuaUMUOTUM • Jo i- ii T,w '".i Mawm ; nSwero.» f :--tM -.. .j • OR; Without Change of Can, S*a.»J»! > Of.h» ■ lgi, . � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-17.pdf b23192cd8a6acb6b37df4fc0f3b0c647 PDF Text Text ■■■ VOL. XXL NO. 23. ^HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JULY (7. 1876. GEO. M. DEWEY KDlWlt JLND TUB LIS IIEll. Read the Record Disinfectants. ■ Hot and wet In order that organic de­ composition may go on readily there must needs be warmth with moisture. We do not want for either at present; so that it behooves people, to look about them and AM TES OF A TiTEliTlSING. 1506 Solo ifi 1871, 3049 S0L0 i/l 1871 7<7> S0L0 t/i 1873. 14976 Soto i/t 1874. 31077 Sold i/t 1873, 440 711LL7 100000 riLL BO HtfUlltBD roif 1876. 0/1I 44 Lf TUT Ful>»*n ^407 Solo EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, &c., &c. aovi THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME Complete. • wx UCRGKKR. A rTOHXKV, Councilor, and Solicitor. xxi-'.tr WM. UPJOHN, Buw.su. lUxtion. tueh. . For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME AND SEE MEI JOHN STANLEY, Hastsiiigs, June 12, ’76 . . A. P BWATLSgr- JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR, ‘ '• s- c. 1 lUaieiAN A BURGEON*, MtKKPORT, BARRY COCJrtTT,' Mil to ...ratio. «i„n erwc®. „< Wo. To those Whom it may Concern: 1 am now running a NEW POR TABLE liiACniNE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ ings iu 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that may favor me with a calk address is Irving, Barry 0, Mich. A S. DEAN. Irving. MiA , April, llt», 1S76. xx60n>3 sec if there is not ample chance for organ­ ic poisonipg. But onco, give the foul fiend a chance and he will crowd around hit phantom forms among your households. If you love your friends, seek out their onemice and slay them. Who arc they ? Their name is Legion. From ” and drain; from every privy barn those silent ' forms come to breathe out the breath of death, Even from the swill barrel those vile monsters will not hesitate to drag their slimy lengths. Man is his own enemy—still I write this known as an antiseptic to need further preUy jmrely-kave pure air/ providing elucidation here. To call attention to its you renew it often enough. New pieces well known property of pieserving meat is maybe brought in each time, or the sufficient praise for one remedy. absorbing power of the. old ones may be Per manganate of Polonium is a true regenerated by simply igniting them. disinfectant,'acting-by direct oxidation of Charcoal is used also for the tame purposes the organic poison ; thus breaking up fhe that potassic nitrate is. fraternity- In Aismfeotant value this rem­ Dry earth is principally used far disin­ edy is without a parallel; but unfortun' fecting privy vaults; but th* subject has ately it has also a high commercial value been so thoroughly ventilated of late in which places it above common use. the agricultural papers that I think I can Chlorinated Ltile. You dl know what •ford to past it by. There still remains it is. 'Many rx the time you have expressed one disinfectant that has received as yet no your disgust at its presence; ncvcrthelMS notice namely, Fire. If you look for it is an old.and-valuable remedy —one of something better, you will search far and the indirect oxdiiers already spoken of. fare worse. There is none more power­ It may best be used in privies and stables, ful; none more speedy in its action ; none bat ia hardly admirable for use in bod more effectual. Burn up the old rub­ rooms, and sick rooms, where a disinfectaiit is so sadly needed. It may be used in powder, sprinkled around foul places or standing in an earthenware dull in some outof-the-way place where it will exert its in­ finance, or if it is desirable to disinfect mote quickly, as, when'cleaning out au old cistern, the Hypochlorous acid may be disengaged at once by the addition of some acid, as vinegar (acetic acid) orz Sulphuric acid, to the Chlorinated limo. bush , in doors and out of doors make a bonfire of it and imagine you arc burn­ ing in effigy your enemy, u you are in reality. Don't save up old papers old clothes old anything, to show to your progeny how poor a collector of curious things you really were. I would not be understood to mean by old paper; old documentary paper^throe may be of historical value some tiine, bat old news­ papers, burn them up; “Dust to dust, ashes to ashes," and tho sooner you make that yon may not slay yourselves. He inhalm God's own pure air and exhales invisible death. He traMforms every mouthful of food he takes into a rank poison; poison to hini.Mdf, aa well as others if taken again; poison in whatever man­ ner taken; juai umuch poisonous if taken Chlorinated Soda acts in the same man­ in the garioua form and absorbed by the ner and is of equal value and like them, ashes of these the better. Then leach the lung tissues, as if taken in more solid, and too, is the gas. ashdsund they may finally bo serving a Joos likely forma; jtut as poisonous, in pro­ Chlorinel valuable in ite plane. Perhaps good purpose as a disinfectant to .your portion to the quantity if taken from the the place in which it will be found most hands. valuable will be in renovating old bouses, About impure water, and the mode of breath as from any other of tho excreta The question presents itself: How shall or rooms whore persona, have bean long purifying, I scarcely know what to say rick or sick, with some contagious disease. hero. I guere I Will have to content my­ we prevent this seif destruction ? It m nothing else. I answer again, destroy the It may best be manufactured on the spot, self this time by simply saying, drink destroyer. No use to cover up the diabol­ in the following manner: puae water and nothing else if you would ical work of these rilent hosts with per­ Take Chloride Sodium (common koqkypur health. ' «. ■Mt) 3 ox. fumes ; you are only hiding the, enemy’s 1 ox. approach; throwing a translucent shroud Black oxide Manganese 2 ox around a transparent form; smoothing tho Mix and add water ] Ox. pathway for the enemy who will destroy Sulphuric acid from th* Laailai Republloan. This is to be shut up in the appartment The Jackson Patriot, Kalamaxoo Ga­ you; sending out an alabama who will Two precautions are zette and several other Democratic all but ruin your friend aud offspring. to be disinfected " necessary however: 1st, mix the ingredi­ of lower standing, keep i Destroy your enemy. . falsehood that Hayes and To accomplish this we have divided our ents in an earthenware or gl««" dish con­ for and took back salaries army into two divisions. Tho mission of siderably! arger than is necessary to hold the first being to prevent the birth of the them. 2nd, Be sure and remove all silver enemy, (Antiseptics) and of the second plate or other nujtalic substances, or they to destroy tbc enemy if the abortive meas­ would be quite as effectually distroyed as ures fail, (Disinfectants). Of three two the organic poison, dodo of which will re tho latter division is the larger and more main. The great objection to the last I important, embracing in its ranks many of three mentioned disinfectant* is their the commissioaed officers of tho firat di­ abominable odor. This fact has lead to vision, whore wo find tho following vet­ great effort to discover something quite as eran names, Carbolic Acid, Creosote, the efficacious without having each an un­ mineral Acids, Potassic Nitrate, (Saltpetre) pleasant drawback attached to it. As a substitute for these, although not and last, but not least, tho timed-honored name of Sodio Chloride, (common salt.) acting quite aa quickly, we have Sulphate Among tho now recruits, . the untried of Iron, (copperas) which has still another soldiery, belonging to this division, the advantage to the economic mind, namely: This u best adapted more promising arc Salisylic add, Cholo- cheapness. to the disinfecting of privy vaults, and is furm and Glycerine. In the second division are placed Po- to be used in solution of strength 0? two tasium per Manganate, Chlorinated Lime ounces to the gallon. But perhape bettor. Jiess. He is * against Hayes and Whoefor. and Soda, Chlorine, the Hyposulphites, than any or all of these, all things conrid- speeches His name is Austin Blair. .. Sulphate of iron, Sulphate of xino, aud ered, is the above named. There wax another man, a prominent Chloride* of Almunium and Lead1, an tho Chlorides of many of the metals aud United States Senator in 1866, who, earths, as Aluminum and Lead, which arc acid solution of the former constituting by ' when Hayes voted against an in create of the most important. Tri fact, any and all far the larger part of the highly lauded pay, voted for it at every stage. He even agents which will directly or indirectly Bromo-Chloralum sold in the,shops. Bu wanted to keep the mileage np at forty cents, whan he knew the proposed act re­ ‘Jus again is expensive and is in no way act ax oxidising agents arc put here. duced it to twenty cents. His name was Besides those two grand divisions wo superior to the Chloride of Lead, which Thomas A. Hendricks, and he wriggles hare a sort of sub divirion—a prison may be made at a very trivial cost, as fol­ at the tail of the “reform" ticket. (See 1 Cangnuional GMe, pages 4,144-46, guard if you like—whose duty it is to retain lows: . the oocnjy but will not destroy it, (Absqrb- ' Dissolve one drachm of nitrate or ace­ July 25, 1866.) Old Zach.Chandler, who makes no cant­ ants) Charcoal and dry earth ; two valuable tate of load, the former better if it can fee ingprofession of “reform," yet is a reformer procured, in a patent pail of water and add remedies belong here. of the most thorough stamp, voted "no" Now let us take up al] tbcnc remedies two drachma of common salt, whiah will on this question in tho Senate, in direct one. by one and see how about their rela­ make the solution slightly milky in sp- opposition to the “reformer" Hendrioka. tive value: Cabolic addo. Par be it from pearanoc. You will then have a disinfect­ Ion will find pay in the pockets of Hayes and Wheeler or Chandler. Tho Democra­ my desire to take one bit of emolument ant that will stand you in good service for tic papers should make the proper correctfrom the name of a remedy that has been any use. life not saeolUd by anyof the “ Iona before the public, but duty bids me others for use in privy vaults or barns, and say, he has not proved himself *a friend in is far superior to the others for use ia Gov. Hsyeri letter of acceptance contime of need." As an antiseptic, Carbolic heuso and cellar. Try it. Disinfect your tains four distinct persona! pledges, vis: acid is of but alight value, so a disinfoct- sleeping rooms by keeping some in your to Civil Service reform, to out Presiden­ ant itfs valueless, unless used much stronger slop pail or some other vereel ; ring out a tial term, to early iwwiuytion of specie tnan it h ordinarily, or than it is advisable few cloths in it and hang thorn over the paymenu and to the promotion of harmo­ to use it for ordinary, purposes. If used back of a chair w aomo other convenient ny between the sootions. * And yet there sufficiently atrong to act as a caustic, it ia place ia the sick room. They will do aa are Democratic Journals so blind in their then disinfectant, and notuaril is it so. inestimable amount of good and are but partisanship aatoaasmt that the letter Of Crcanotc and the mineral acids (8ul- Kttfe trouble. contains “not a single straightforward Now wc come to the abtorbaaU, of three pburic, Nitric aud Hydrochloric) die The tnmMe with than ap­ same may be" said. \, j oWwalia the principal one. Jt oats, as pears tobe that they have been so long the .name of the class would imply by tak­ ing up or absorbing the pexioas game and retaining them. To ba of much value it. should fee fr-hly made, ho . aboorbaog power - is sim­ ply enormous. By keeping a plate of charred bite in a room you will �annual fair. Pcinio.1 Notes. Iff. x UKO. M. DKW UY, The longer the Cincinnati tickrfj Mr. Charice!® MDXTOM a loot si ~ tiuuc, the greater will be the injury infit- Of rise Ionia County Aytouy* ety, will be Md at Ionia, September the Th. nomination fcnmUy aco.pted- ed upon our oconomical iniui irtmtmslii Hard monay- »n «acretaW« classes of society. If dected, 19. 20, 21. and 22—$peo»»l attraobchools—Reform In the AH aeiMbe tiona to Exhibitora. Htmstu, Micl ' Lyea'lf Ohio ha ■ F«u3m'iikut IVA y« for the-Presidcney which was Reptibitean party ^tente a ralid front. There is not the shadow of a bolt from whole Haya and Wheeler. IW tet4y<«* derod him by the Cinrinnatti Republican Convention. He approves the declaration of principles set forth in tho party plat/«»A »»d taU*T yrtAteh,'if b» 'uTeonduct tAo administration upon reform principU . to rapport’ measures dmigned candidate for Governor of in Congress June 12th, 1864. By the way, if the Journal believa for the restoration of peace and prosperity in reform, why docs it. not wk Austin in the South; to encourage all efforts look­ ■ Blair to return that *5,000 to the Na­ ing to the preservation of the public cred­ tional Treasury ? We pause for re ply. it in the payment of its obligations as “ The wicked, disloyal abolition party promised ; and to accept no nomination National Rental W RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, . of Ohio. who rastaiu the PreridemJnjhis infractions on toe constitution, are joint hefts with him to the inheritance of eternal infamy.” For Vice Prrwdewt, william a. wheeler, for a second Presidential term. THE LETTER. Blanton Duncan of Kcntuoky writes from Louisville that the repudiation of of Naw York. Columbus, O., July 8 th, 1876. Tilden is fearful, and tliat the times arc --T 7b At Htnu. Edward McPhmbwm., •‘Honest money' for all, aud ripe for a bolt and the organisation of a Wm. A. Howard, Jok H- Ratmxt, free- schools for all. There third party. wILr., «».>»>»-• ./ >»- .VfUimshould be no inflation which The latest candidate for the Republican al Republican (Vntentioa. G ENTLKMER: In reply to your official will depreciate the one nor sec-' nomination for Governor in New York is terian interferance which will1 Congressman Martin I. Townsetid. He communication of June 17th, by wbieh 1 am informed of my nominaUon for the would be a strong candidate, if ba destroy the other.” office of Preaident of the United States by the Republican National Convention at ifl^f^BLICAN STATE-COsFI’EN- would consent to stand. CongrcBsman Seelye of Mass., is under­ Cincinnatli, I acoeptjthe nomination with TION. stood to have consented to a renomination. gratitude, hoping that, under Providence, I shall be able, if elected, to axacuto the His course has been a striking proof that duties of the high office as u trust for the the bcholar in politics can be a great sue- benefit of all the people. I do not deem it neoosary to enter upon any extended ccks if ho has a mind to be. examination of tho declaration of princiActive political work'm to begin io In­ ftnl&de by the Convention. The resodiana in a few days, and the tampaign is >us are in accord with my views, and I , to bo a red-hot one. They don't need, heartily concur in tho principles they an­ | over in Indiana, ouch weather as we have nounce. Inacvcral of the resolutions, | been having for the last few dsys, to have however, questions are considered which arc of such importance that I deem it prop­ I it either. er to briefly exjiress my convictoms in re­ I The Cincinnati Enquirer deplores the gard to them. The fifth resolution adopt-, fact that the nomination of Hayes seems cd by the Convention is of paramount in­ to have cemented the Republican organisa­ terest More than forty years ago a sys­ C.T. Osacsx. . RqmWean Bute Central Committee. tion and to have brought back to it all toe tem of making appointments to office grow up, based upon the maxim “to the victors old “Liberals,” while ou the other ban i belong the spoils.” The old rule, the true REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL the nomination of Tilden has jgnt the rule, Uut honesty, capacity, and fidelity CONVENTION-3RD DISTRICTconstitutes the only real qualifications for Democracy in twain. The Democracy is w4oublu-fac«l ia its office, and that there is no other claim, gave place to toe idea that party service-, dealing with the temperance question as were to be chiefly considered. All parries in its action ou other matters, for while in practice have adopted this system. It ii future vonven , it pronounced for “the liberty of individ- has been esacnttellv modified since its first introduction. It Ms UOtk however, been । ual conduct unvexed by sumptuary laws,” improved. At first the President, either it proceeded to nominate Gov.'Hendricks, directly or through the heads of depart­ who signed the famous Baxter law. ment, made all the appointments, but The Wisconsin Democratic delegation gradually the appointing power, in many | got so warmed up at a dinner given them cam, passed into the control of members of Congrtae. The offices in these cases ' before they departed from 8t Louis have become not merely rewards for par­ johnWw?''' , that they declared their State to be sure ty serrices.but rewards for services to party I for a Democratic majority next Fall. leaders. This system destroys the inde­ pendent* of the seperate departments of. SIQPVBUCAM COVWTY corvtvmox. None of them are known to have bat ' the Government. “It tends directly to j heavily in support of their prophecy. | extravagance and official incapacitv.'' It I Gen. James W. Singleton of Quincy, I is a temptation to dishonesty: it modem and impairs that careful supervision aud strict accountability by which alone faith the St. Louis platform and the nomina­ fill and efficient public service can be setion of Tilden, He declares that no man •ured; it obstructs the prompt removal and sure punishment -of the unworthy ; iu written that platform, which was prepared every way it degrades the civil service aud foi* the express purpose of deceiving the toe character of the Government. It is felt, I am confident, by a large majority of the members of Congress, to be an inDated. n*Mlnr^une3kh. The eyes of those Democratic editors tolerabte burdao and an unwarrantable who could not find a single decided utter­ hinderance to the proper discharge of their legitimate duties It ought to be abolish­ It is a National necessity that the Re­ ance in the letter, of Governor Hayes ed. The reform should be thorough, rad publican party remain in power until every .must have a fearful blur before them. leal and complete. We should return to dollar of the national debt is paid. ' 'the principles and practice of the founders Urta<w7oi«B,.iUtaKbiKk, uopMi of the Government—rapplying by legisla lion, when needed, that which was former­ his rights before the law. . especially when it is supported by such ly the atablishad .custom. They neither Until a Republican is as safe in Geor-' excellent reasons as Governor Hayee puts expected nor desired from the public offi pa as a Democrat ia in Massachusetts. under his declaration. cm any partisan service. . They meant Until gold and silver take the place oi The Grand Rapids Etiqle says: , that public officers should give their whole irredeemable paper money. service to the Government and to tho “Governor Hayes’ admirable letter of Until the rights of labor are recognised acceptance is everywhere received with throughout the land. Until the credit of die nation, die lib­ unusual favor. His opponents find it aonal character remained untarnished and -j.. . player, match to be pteyed during the fcir. am be no enduring peace if the consUtu A*10 writing desk for thebept specimen of writing by a boy ar giri » 2*” of age. A milk sate, worth *12, for the poliuod P.ru« rating raeroTj upon m- beat five rolls of butter, a Wdbrters Un tiorial lines to Always unfortunate and may abridged Dictionary, worth *12, foe the be disastrous The welfare of the South, alike with thu of every other part of this country, depends upon the attractions it of trim! cake, and many other r*lu.Me can offer to labor nad immigration, ‘and to premiums. , Apital. But laborers will not go, and The audrem by Mark M. Pomeroy; sub­ capital will not be veutorod where the ject, “Poverty, its cause and its euro." Constitution and the tews are set. at defi­ Mr. Pomeroy also gives away *100 in ance, and distraction, apprehension, sad special premiums. The Ionia Light alarm take the place of ponce, loving, and Guard- will appear in full uniform. tew abiding social life. All parts of tbs The above are a few of too many inter Constitution arc sacred and must bo sacred* eating features of the fair. Send for a ly observed—the parts that are new no pamphlet and get the full particulars of the leas than the parts that arc old. The grandest and most interesting exhibition moral and natioaal prosperity of the ever held in this part of tho State. Southern Stites can be most effectually N. B —Half fare will bograatod advanced by a hearty and generous rcoognition of the rights Of all, by all—a recog­ nition without renerro or exovpti Jti« WiUi such a recognition fully accoroed it will be enumeration. practicable to promote, by the influence mail. Parties who are not supplied of all legitimate agencies of • tho General a pamphlet, and wishing one. shot, Government, the efforts of the people of dram, at once. those States to obtain for themselves the 11. C. SkumoNs, blowings of honest and capable local gov­ Secretary, Ionia, Mich. ernment. If dotted, I shall consider it nut oaty my duty, but it will be my ardent desire to labor for the attainment of this ‘ NEW ADVERTI8MENTS. end. • I«ct me asnure lay <ountrymc-.i of the Southern Staler that if 1 shall bo charged with the duty oforganising an administra- and equally ; and which will put forth its bat efforts hi behalf of a civil policy which will aipe out forever the distinction between North and South in our common country. ALTERATIVE, TONIC. SOLVENT AUa With a civil service organised upon a syzuRsnctem which will secure purity, hxpcrieoce, efficiency, and economy; a strict regard for the public weltae solely in appointmentx, and the speedy, through, and un­ sparing prosecution and^punishment of all public officers who betray official trusts; with a sound currency; with education unsectarian and free to all; with simplicity and frugality in public and private affairs, and with a fraternal npirit of harmonv pen adiug the people of all rectioM and claasce, wemay reasonably hope that the second century of our existence as a nati ,n will, by the blessing ofGod. be preeminent m an era of good feeling and a period of urogram, prosperity, and bapp'imm. A ery respectfully, your feGow<itiaens, I R. B. Hatb. Congressional. Journal has thia jso.i|so.«j«a» .Ife. CIU Katemasoo (She J3ij; teK] » ft ‘ fts « 50 * M ;»< Ins :s ■‘.'i ire^-rtea. ku. wkUtei ImtIm dh" PROBATE ORDER foirnu gg MSe ae th* MI1M0 woW tar ta »...k U.nutxa II. a STEVENS, Bretoo, Ma. their own men ; but they aro not obliviowi It, tl*m ,L —a 1____ - a Pktkbs Household ]uun>i& • tecood cMte, Mr PKTKS8' Sacked Selections O'Dremdl Co»™n»» wre. wtlUMri raikudm. Indianapolis GOING SOUTH STATIONS PfflBS IUSICAL IAGAHNK The Siatetman conliauis its discussion of the CongrecsBonal question as follows: It » galUjte. u> notieethr hearty eodorremrnt of the areiop rfJaetar, Oouu‘X. by a. district, ia refcretree to the preaentatwo of the nona: of Juno. O'Dot,, aril, aaa candidate for Coapaa. While and two of these are shaking in their boots The " 5 VEGETINE \ Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. 18T2, hr bow a follower of that counter firit “reformer” Confederate, Copperhead six out of night Congressional districts. F.5 18 ’IS Brawaar.ato. ■raiirmd hat nppoats him for President for any office in the gift of the people. ter ' HO.JXO.I Piters Octavo Chohusiw. dignified and appropriate expression of Will tho Journal in giving the list of his position as the Republican candidate for the Presidency.” Liberals who follow Tilden and Hendrick* The Wisconsin Grangsn have taken in the campaign, please point out, who snores of honest Democrat who will never vote for Slippery Samuel or for anybody - (OOLUMBUa TIME) ” GOING iloBTn - Tbc SocOWblTcn < Hberd lirt of Pre - tocted as to be beyond the reach of harm. and it ia thought that with good nomina- " ribald receive the bcartv support of the American people- Agitarirai upon “f°“ Gb.tiot, Cubtos, _»o«tb BAL’ <” -"■’’eatob, Suit, Aff W baij o’ this subject to to be sjmreheoded, untd, bv oonititutiofod amendment too schools Kaxt Coi'BTrt.; aLo a la»l« M« m placed beymd all danger of sectarian control or interference. The Republican 8400 . Ba»d Priir of ITS lof G>e b«l party is pledged to secure such an amend- Band, a Cxji SKvt, Borth »:« for tb« best loaf of brred; a» Olirer CbdW Plow The resolution of the Convention on the forth. b«n riddof oo. rere of corn, subject of the permanent pacification of the worth 120, a <-Lle Chilled Plow for country, and the complete protection of al beat .preiwn of flowing .<• its cit&eus in the free enjoyment of all of held under the .napfoee oTthe Boud of Director. Serb |Jow u aMufoetwrod UMirteWlUfaMl wJfAi. of great impartauoe. The condition of apt^lp for thaw premia-., end u. the Southern States attracts the attention ■worth 120 apioee- A breut.fol e«>»g Parlor Fooutain, prire »15, for the bjwt toilet ret. »15 for the beat yrerlmg hofer. OI LUC WUM1C uuwu. -­ recovery from the effects of the war, their (10 forth, bob trained rtrera by first necessity is an intelligent and honest administration of government which will of dial vics. worth $12. protrot alldhMUf “> lifical and private rights. What th* South erty of the citaen, the free education of impossible to make atay capital out of it, and his supporter?*, with one accord and in this county that was n “liberal" in raiiBijiii ui Maia H Condensed Time Card nr EFFECT JTOT.T i, M76 Petkbs Organ Selections. With t» Mkr (ntde U„J it ind. wc dr, nr>f k—t__ -a . In .I , i /u. , The New York Tribime doses an edi­ torial crticlc ou Governor Bayva’ Utter . r- v "onnou be looked vipen !■? ll«“- If k. U aomimtea eteoted ha will make uu active and VALUABLK INFORMATION. Peters Parlor Mcsic rttaoii. laws of tho La Crkmedela Cr>’mk rf - *“ Tho D.ywn (OH,) Btr.ld-.d J;„_ VEGWINE ia Sold by dl DRUtWIBTS. ■alreUwu.SjJfl �jfe'epii-Hertlj HeplibltcapBajyiBr. Pi0«on Mitch. 8f f iciAt pawruiwwwn. SoettiwMt.ru ths llth <lt. com T Y~ OFFICia*~ CorrMpond.no. Br. J osar h. July/2th. 1876. A sojourn ia the fruit region for the last two account of "The Battle of Long htlasd," wMak' is effectively illuMsaled. Mr. Hour’s fourth paper on •Modern Dwellings" is devoted to ftfrafttfre, and is profusely illustrated. W tLUAS I. Ifroxx contributes an exceeding­ ly intereating lUusirkted paper on "Saratoga boundary. 0., p^er breech leader to brief UalariMl shoteh, by Mua 8nfirst, 8 15.00 to second >10.00 to third and samF. Cnorxx of liter Admiral William BranW-00 to fourth 10 birds each shot from eight yean I have at least once during ths plunge trap. The reeaH was aa follows: summer of eachytar vlrited this interwtiu/ar.d tory. Haye. delightfttl section of our country. Goodyear I teok paanga at Grand Rapids, Jone 22d. Hotehkls. Black New Bulfefo. I need not tell pleasure seekers stall acquainted with thisgtart of our state, GUIDE i t TV LOCAL R- R- TIME-CARD in I lUi-iJ» Exrrsw. ut Pureheaa Buxton Jordan B- Bennett Dickerson Sheldon Mudge Evans M5 r.x. F. Barlow Huffman POST OFFICE TIME CARD neat. Il is proverbially the paradise of Michl* £.and lather .ffrt.lt when Inxnr Raxby Cole Wilks , Prickett Eaton Black, Sheldon and Wilks each killing birds straight, they stood back 26 yards and bullish of strawberries. And between the made the following score: 5th and 28lh of June, the berries shipped to Black market on the boats amounted in the aggregate Sheldon no a to about 75.U00 .bushels. Wilks Blaek taking the first prise, which was a. ia«t. at Us, abate ebeoeadelegatee tool ulown July llih*Icu. ' n tHT w'll be held as follows: WHEAT (wbltelper bMhaL* WHEAT (rsd) per basbel.BU COTTON MODS AM MISG OORW.perburtri.Mc. BUTTER, per lb.. MOV IS TOM HE TO BUT. APPIaBS.perbashel.BOe. ONIONS,■psrbertrel.Mffigfa. WHERE PORK. I7.OO«8J». At A W. Bailt SHOULDERS, per IK. ISc. • LARD, per lb.. 13c. M TALLOW. porlb.7Xs.4M Prints 7 cts. Lonsdale muslin 12 eta. and Impart ial- interested in Uy ply daily between St. Joseph and Chicago took ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. HArmtCS MARJLCTB Best cottonadcs 15 to 30 eta. tor*U the deliaate appetite, as full and interesting M Usual. Good Ticking 12 cts. to the heat-debilitated frame, one only needs Twenty bone Coraclt -15 eta. NOW’S YOUR TIME. Ladies1 hose Exra heavy 16 eta. to vlrit this region to appreciate all the advan­ Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. tages con fared upon it by nature, human in. A nice line of Coat Bindings. dustry and art. . A Fortune for a Day'a Wagon and a Big Bonanza for iaaa (han a Woak’a fie* Style Shawls 90 eta. This road ia a good one. now controlled A full and complete assortment of Work. wholly by Geo. C. Kimball. A. M. Nicholas. Clothing. Suits from 84.50 to 840. andC. M. Lawler, as itaehjef c.tfiocrs. The track xxifitf A. W. Bailet. is smooth, and well graded, cars commodious, last an oportunity fa offered, of whieh of oar citliens will eagerly avail thexnFob Sale—A valuable young horao Inquire of Marshall Pricket. The fruit region proper is the entire strip of of the Kentucky Cash Distribution Company's country along the Lake Michigan ahoro from advertisement else where in to-day's paper, John Stanley sella better and cheaper that their cnteqiyUe is sanetlonod by law. Tea, than any other Houxc in the city. Manistee to New Buffalo. ------ <—i--------- ^rfDcl fairness t hui and Ix>w«ll—Arrive daily, exerM Sunday. ■ liuO m.: leave at ld» n. m. P. O’s--Nonh i Smith ■ line. Filmore. Bowae, Alto. •tiur* and Battle Creek— Arrive Tuesday Reed J.M.NEVIN8. P.M. portrait of tho author, with Some chareeterb* lie venee by Jaw T. Fixcim. William Gimox contribute* a beautiful poem, "Hymn io Freya." ' The Ettiy Chair dfacuuea pelitica) maaomoctinp in presidential! oampaigr.9, takes U* among the traneoendrataUate of Brook Farm, and gathers some hopeful indications *v* '*—“—**’ ~‘-------- - of our political, COMMERCIAL. pitice; lull breadth of country devoted to this fruit for a Pur chest being the only man that killed nine' eireiut often miles either way from St. Joseph and Dtnton Harbor except lakeward. The Of those who tied on eight Wrd« at IM yards Hayes Austin Bennett Dickerson Barlow Pricket Reed Diekereon and Beed then hickerno rying in dimensions from one to twenty acres, and all in orchards of the apple, plum, peach. of the public schools of the Capital. To thii end, they have bound themaelves to fairly aud honorably dietribute over eleven thousand caah gifts, amounting to >600,000 tho antici­ pated lurplai accruing after effecting the edu­ cational objects aforesaid. ‘ That die distribution will be conducted in the fairest and meet impartial manner. Is •mplj graranteed by his Honor Mayor j Taylor, and the Board of Councilmen of the city of Frankfort; the indorsement of the banking institutions of that city; and by the active supervision of a score or more of leading State officials from all parte of the M. D. Reed desires to call attention to hik new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours ol any day, ready to do any work in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to tho building of Ute best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't forget the place; in the shop with Jason Rich &, Bro., corner of Church and Railroad Street. XxGtf _________ teLRAD HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES Diseases with Its Agonies. CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS. Nervoua Disorders. Mothers aud Daughters. Sick lit Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the licet aoil is prepared for double crops and forced to n the market. A full supply at J. P. its fullest capacity. Roberts’. At thia writing the people here arc harvesting questionably the grandest and most attract­ ive opportunity over before offered in the the raspberries. The crop is large and profile Fob Sale—A fine mare and colt. Timo will bo given if desired for an appro­ Blackberries and grapes promts a nabondanee. ter. half end whois tickets. Among the for­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones . tunes lobe distributed are the following: One xxiStf of >100.000; one of8W,000; one of 825,000; cesa when due earc is exercised, trenches are another of 820,000; and so on through the All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and dug. and as winter approaches the figtree is longest list ever before presented to the pub­ ndsins, for sale at the lowest prices by lic. John Stanley. and propped, when it soon leaven, sends out its dux tun B. F. Steinboff, has associated with him in his Dental busin&ct Mr. George wood. prominent and widely known citixans of Ken- They will Occupy the old rooms. Have tacky, who have long oryoyed tho confidence every fuci lity for doinv, the best of work of the community in positions of public* trust on short notice, and solicit the patronage of tho public. xxl —13tf HALJ1. eoarsa.swUl., MJ» ■XSu.'iW."3, 'iXB B’X.SSI&ilS sr ; for thrse Pills will tnunsdlaioly xxli4 ire. bare , wMehla DIED. Going to Kansas or Colorado. Huffman Take the Atchison, Topeka <t Santa Fe Railroad; tho now and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Vslitty, to Pueblo, Colorado available man, woman, boy and girl are in Sprngs, CucharM, Del Norte, Trinidad, SPECIAL NOTICE. requsitlon to do the picking. Tito price paid Santa Fc and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arisotw. Special round trip berries, and 1} cents for blackberries. The 90 day tickets to Denver on ante May 15th, cases that contain a bushel cost 30 cents, and journey than Hostetler's .STomach Bitters. That at 850, taking in the- famous watering places on tho 1), & R, G, R<x»d. Low em­ bushel crate or case, thus the outlay per bush. igrant rates to the San Juan Mines. Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cars between the Missouri River and the Rocky mount in the tains without change. Close connection city. Half bushel crate* have sold as low as made at Kansas City and Atchison in 60 cento at home, and about 81.("> to fl.25 or Union Depot' For punt, time tables and tho “ San Juan Guide,’’ address, T. J. Anderson, yield fa about W to <0 bushels per act e. A “ Act. Mr. Johnson of Stevensville told me that he XX52tf Topeka, Kan. obtained 600 bushels from 8 acres and that Do you want the test Havana Cigant The price of real estate here has fallen from go to J. P. Roberts' for them, 60 to 100 percent in two years. Good form GEORG^L HEA TITS. and fruit land unimproved can be bad within ANNOUNCEMENT to the public. 10 miles of the harbor at SO to 40 dollars per acre, and improved without fruit vines and but distasteful to sods palates before subjected to the drying process. Buxton Jordan 110 Bennett Bennett took fourth money judges II. Cook and Geo. 11. Brooks. Itefaree. C. A. Bailey. County Cotretpondence. cent" nnUie dollar. H.wr>x.» July 12,1R7*. The Board of Kffnraiinn 'will meet on Fri- Eitiroa or Haxtixc* Bstvbucax Basses: It is a conceded fact that the people should the ones beat qualified to discharge the duSeveral of the lending laiaineae me a of thia ny ate talking about going to the Centennial. The office of Prosecuting Attorney we look upon aa nn exception to thia fixed fact, and we believe that the people'a representative Beiuember the maetin g Chis Monday even- the county. It is well known that Harvey Wright as a lawyer hsw ftw equals in the State of Michigan and certainly no superior ; '• mhed at Ike Presbyterian Chords in this in Barry county, and we confidently believe • Jy Bunday morning, was an able pro- that with him to represent this county in the yet here a great deal of unoccupied land in the d'H'ti.wi eloquently' delivered. markel. Yours truly. X We noticed in our city In attendance on ing against the present Incumbent but we I. 0. 0. F. think Mr. Wright would be much the stronger hi. and F. it. Degolla of Middleville. . interesting article on "Disinfectant"." 'b i'r. Wm. E. Upjohn written for the Baxnppean on the 1st page, and our delayed ‘ unial letter on the -ilh page. Both •h'.ubldc carefully read. eating Attorney for Barry CountyMr. Wright will stump the county this fall in the interest of the Republican party and would accept the nomination of Prosecuting Ally, should the County Convention see fit to Tl.e Democratic political pot logins to boil, j menl No 49 of the Independent order of (hid FeMows held on Thureday evening the fal­ low Ing patriarchs were duly Intallol officers for term Fix. C. P. Norman Bailey, 1’. C. P. M. E. H. P, Geo. M. Dewey. P. C. P. Scribe. " SJ! if,:.‘sttft ftt 5- For Stomachs out of Order. Me medteiae wilt so etfseUslly baprov Our Centennial Train has brought mo a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, whieh I will sell way down low for Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machinea. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I slso sell Well 4 Cistern Pumps. J. xxiltf Macs CENTRAL HOUSE HASTnroe, mich. L. E. STAUFFER, Prep. Opposite the Post Office Hastings, Mich. HOLLOWAY A. 00 Madison Dispensary It is ,W»r«X" "Mrttliw. . I am now all alone in the Photograph busineM, and aa I have made arrangementa to increase my facilities for doing ibetter 'work than ever, all should call and got a negative taken. The superi­ denets of debility, will effectually neantralise the ority of my work in the past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of firet-c work in the future. Rooms in Washington Block, A. CARD south side State Street. TO THK AUXRIClirPVBLIC. 31tf Geo. T " Frank 8. Bowen. of Middleville, now of Big Rapids, Mecosta On Saturday eveniag last, the following "u Thftroday the dwelling house of Birchard County, is a candidate for nomination aa brothers were duly Installed officers of Has Olerk of that county al the hands of the forthUnp Lodge No 68, I. 0. 0. F. for the present totting Republican County Convention. Of course we are not personally interested in tho N. G. Fred Nochtrieb. ■ixTepiye. Loss sboutpOO. • No ir.surV. G. Charles Hartkey. lion in saying that Mr. Webster is a young man of decided ability, unfaltering integrity Treasurer. Norman Bailey. and unflaging industry, and would make a Disorders of the Kidneys. conditions of the atmosphere the Bitten shonld bo Treasurer, Jacob Meuse, of »•* r«rty, even in this hot bed ofnorthDemocrats. .^r.WvV Harpw'a Ma«ailn« for Aosval,l87< oppo- CHARGES SAME A8 USUAL. Hastias*, MWt.,Nov. M.B75. xxSe r»I*ete4 to lakrplktc bgtfre" Justice Hiker Hsarxa's Maosuxa for Augua t contains the entire eixth book of Gbomx Eliot’■ "Dan- XXIYlerl FOR SALE OR TRADE ONE PORTABLE STEAM SAW Hr reports haring had a good time, public earvaM third part of Mrs. Caere's old-fashioned loro riorv "The Laurel Bush; more of Jfuajt Hxwmoaxs's ••Garth;" and three excellent iVl'PAIB OF. SOOIV »tor>ra>. The beautifully illustrated paper oa Mollesthe Number, is a W College, which opens Hmnrttuin. OS for M • ford. their interest to build m»». thrilling TERMS. For �'isrste*..,,, OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER Embraces under one management the " Trunk .Railway Lines of'the ? and NORTH-WEST, and. with — .neroiM branohes and couDMttouA forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and al! points in Incrrau of Vi.iton from a diitaaoa -M.ohin.ry Halt an Intrroating Place-Rapid StrMaa of Invention Illinois, -The old and tho New Prirdir.o Pneaea—Trial of Mowing Maohlnea —Coot of Living Not ao Extrow- MICHIGAN, th odd care for. A nffipent number ;pf l»g, narrow sectlotbi'OTWlMft on acre each; bad Philadelphia, July 8th, 187-6. • boon divided off in the fields by cutting A still larger attendance at the Exhibi­ openings in tho grass, and those had boon tion is chronicled this week, and a greater assigned to the several machines by lot.. proportion, than heretofore, of the visit- Tho grass, which was mostly timothy, was ora are from the more dtetaut States. a light crop. It stood up so well that tho task of cutting it was really too easy to It was not expected that visitors from the form a practical tosL The expedient of extreme West or South would begin to running a heavy roller before the porticuarrive until much later in tho season, but lar mower which the judges were watch­ already they are coming in largo numbers, ing was made use of, but as the ground was very level those nuchinos adapted and m they return tho vacant places will for low cutting on such a surface bad tho probably be more than filled by their advantage. On the 5lh of July a trial of friends and Mpaintancea, to whom they harvestin'; machieei' took placn in a large describe the wonders and delights they wheat field, one mile from the scene of the have seen and enjoyed. I saw yesterday mower trial. Reason has returned, for the moat in Machinery Hall, looking at some of the part, to tho*.- boardiug-houso and hotel mamkraa specimens of meehanicwm, a ■kecpcra, whose expectations and: charges party of six persons, whom I hare met in were rather too extravagant at the start. different buildings no less than a doxen For tho advance of rates by boarding­ house keepers the «o-ealled boarding rimes, beginning back about the second agencies were responsible. None of the week after the opening. This only ill aS-' hotels have had the crowds thev expected trates tho charm tho place has for those and some who raised their rates have prob­ whose time and means admit of a pro­ ably. regretted it. Of these the Continen­ tal and tho Biughtun arc the only ones I longed visit. have heard mentioned. Most of the In Machinery Hall, crowds daily gath­ others maintained their old rates and de­ er round the wonderful eiik weaving ma serve credit therefor/- The well known chino, by which elegant silk Centennial Mcrehawts oii Fourth street have profited badges with a portrait of Washington, by a fair dMrse in this respect and I am and appropriate inscriptions interwoven glad to mention it. The few houses that in bright colors are being constantly run maintain first-class accommodations at off. It is tha heatest-'piece of work 1 second class prices, and never take advan­ have aeon in many a day. There are tage of an expected increased demand for many things in this building that at­ entertainment, arc the ones that deserve tract the attention of those who like to and got a steady liberal patronage. The “see how things is -done." So much Merchants is large and taxes good care of that a law years ago was ‘ hand work" all who come. Dome of the large hotel ia now entirely and perfectly performed enterprises near the Centennial grounds by machinery, tho improvements in which have not dene as well as was anticipated have taken such rapid strides, that the so far. They deserve wdl enough of majority of people look on in amazement. those who can affnnThigk prices, but the In do department is this improvement tendencies of viaiton appear* -to be to more marked than in the printing art, stop down town nearer places of ammicin which all who read newspapers arc nient and general interest. On the whole interested. Of tho millions of readers of it is easier to get good accomodations here dailr papers in this country only a very for little money now than 7 it was six amidl proportion know how they . are weeks ago. maos; the Wonderful rapidity of the vari­ ous processes by which a complete news’ NEW< ADVERTISMENTS. papa- is given to the world. Next to the steam engine the printing press is the G. P. Rowell A Co's. Column. " At the end of the United States long line of presses stands an old dilapidated maehine, with a brass plate, which is do other than the printing press at which honest old Benjamin Franklin toiled and sweated 148 years ago. Speaking of one of the incidents of Franklin's London life in 1768, this brass plate records: “The Dr. at this time visited the printing office of Mr. Watts, of Wild street, Lin} *h«r« will b» «bu reoortod I. coin's Inn Fields, and, going up to this bionatla mineral gptinn in bj-ceno | particular proas, thus addressed the men n« poektl will not parmit thrnn to lr»r< ■r. allmuMTUit tbe Centennial. Wo a who were working at it: 'Como my friends we wiU drink together. It is now forty years since I worked like vou at this press as a journeyman printer/ The Dr. then sent for a gallon of porter, and he drank with them, 'Sucoara to Printing." How easily one can picture the Doctor gently replacing the pewter pot upon the bench or handing it to his nearest neigh bar, and then, with a sigh of satisfaction, wiping tho foam from his lipa with his big. bandanna before proceeding to give a aeries of contented rubbings to his broad forehead. Surely here is an idea for one of our best artists. An unusual combi­ nation of history aud—nature I Franklin's press is only a little leas rude than Caxtooa's; it u only a little leas redo than Stanhope's, which is to-day reproduced with more or leas elaboration in all the baud praaaea known to that world in itsotf—thc job. printing trade. This<dd mas .of Franklin’s is only be­ hind Stanhope’s inysameh as it does not possess tha toggle joint, a joint bringing about a nreasure somewhat similar to that induced Dy the radden straightening of the human kuee. It is a wooden frame­ work, about raven feet high, with two uprights and two crow-heads, one station* ary aud the other sliding, by means of which the lever, working the screw, for­ ces the platen down. The table moves backward- and fcrward, the * trajeaing being Worked by an ordinary crank handle, which turns two small wheels furabhed with reverse strapa. Such is the .aimpie machine by whaee alow and labored maaae thabook eduratioa of the world wm earned on an hundred and forty­ eight rears ago. Bat walk to the other end of‘•Printing Pries Bow" in Machin mt Hall and behold what a change. We have jumped over a century and a half into the presence of the lightning Hoc, the Bullock, the Walter and other Wisconsin, Hobthbrn MlKNWOTA. 1OWA. Nebraska, Califobnxa and the West­ ern Tskjutobiks- ItB Omaha and California Line Is the shortest and best route for all points In Northebn Illinois, I<twa, Dakota, Nebraska. Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Cali­ fornia, Oregon, China Japan and Avbrralia. its Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line is the short line for Northbrn Wiboonbin and MiNjnaaoTA, and for Madi­ son, New Haven Conn.. fob Tirt Mercantile Training St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all points !n the Great Northwest. Winona and St. Peter Line Is the only route for Wtkpna, RocmmTKB^QwAjjoMm, Mamkato, Sc. Peter Nrw ulm, aha all points in Southern and Central Minnesota. Its Green Bay and Mbv. iette Line Is the only lipa for Janesville, YOUNGMEN. CHARLES R- WELLS, 1‘rMidcni. HENRY L. HILLS, Secretary. Watertown, FqndDu Lac. Oshkosh, The moat extensive, thorough and com­ Appletoe, Guxen Bay, Escanaua plete) institutiou of the kind in the world. Neqauner. Marquette, Houghton, Eight thousand grflhatcs of thia college Hancock aud the Lake Superior now in sucorasful Wsintsui in tho principal Country, its Freeport and Dubuque Lina Is the only route for Elgin, Rockford, Frffport, and all pointe via Ereeport. Its Chicago and Milwaukee Line la tbe old Lake Shore Route, and is the only one passing through Evanston, cities and towns of the United States Pullman Palace Cars are run on all through trains of thia reTblB It tbe ONLY LINE running the application of and carrying out of our novel aud systematic method* of PROBATE ORDER- The Rijlit KWof Etatira for YmiU Men Lake Forest, Highland Park, Magnificent granite building, with ele­ Waukegan, acxne. Kenosha . to gantly fitted and furnished apartments for Milwaukee. Mayen Jr.de- SfeSwStE BUSINESS TRAINING. these cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago aod MilwaUKce. or Chi­ Young men who contemplate a buainewt cago and Winona. At maha our Sleepers connect with life, and parents having sous to educate, particularly requested to scud the overland Sleepers on tbe Union are a fl aliroad for all pointe West ot for documents relating to the college, which the Missouri River. give full information as to terms, condi­ On the arrival of the trains from tbe East or South, the trains of the Chicago tions of entaruce, etc. Addreut, & North-Western Railway LEAAE CHARLES R. WELLS, I’nwidcui, CHICAGO as follows: rx2Ulf New Hawn, Cann For Council Bluffli, .Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two ThrouA Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room ami Sleeping Cars through t<» CouncP Bluffli, Af’MATIC For St- Paul and Minneapolis. Two Through Trains Dally, wiUi Pullman sjmtte Palace Cars attached on both trainsFor Green Bay and Laki- Superior, Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palace , Cars attached, and running through to Marquette. For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains dally, Pullman Car» on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and pointe In Minnesota. One Through Train dally, wit ti Pullman t/> Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dallp, with Pullanm THE IICKFORB AUTOMATIC Cam on night trains. For Dubuque and La Crone, via Clin­ 'Knitting Ma/hirn! ton. Two Tnrough Trains daily, with Pullman Cara od night train to Me Gregor.flowa. For Sioux City aud Yankton, Two Trains dally. PuRmau Cam to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva. Four Trains dally. For Rockford, Sterling, Kenoaha, Janesville, and other pointe, you oax> have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, no. 415 Broadway;, Bostdh Office. No- GStete Street; Omaha b to bay Office, 253 Farnham Street; San Fran­ Tarrant's Seltaer Aperient. xs.ftlTSR'tfi. •eaJsrV« cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; nk It. nt nod from it, an mni-r. and Chicago Ticket Office; 62 Clark Street, iladelphla, A word to tho win h roSrirr nd eqaally aa tuefni as the Sewinr MaoMoe. under Sherman House; corner Caual and Madison Street; Kinxle Street — I. -. Depot, corner W. Kenxie and Canal and l«rai bo«. Tact A Co.. Auru',1*. M • Street: Wells Street Depot, corner Wells Keuxle Streets. SOLID WEALTH 1 and For rales or Information not attaina­ •600,000 n? gifts: ble om your home ticket agents, ap­ Grandest Scheme ever Presented tn th« Public! ply Marvxn Hughttt, Gen. Sup’t, Chicago. A FOKTCNX FOR ONLY $13. W. H. Stennett, T8&, Gen- Pass Ag’t, Chicago. GUARDIAN’S SALK. nlL-IL'SSS.ti-Z^fS1 Smith. Minor*. Solko U hereto fin ■ball tell at public Beetion to the blobeat Tbureday the third day of Anfut. A. I one o’clock in tho afternoon, al the dwell on the proniaoe. in the Township of Wo- * ■ ••aty thre« (P> in town foar (<> north, of mas rv«n (T) we«t, tb« wfeok contoinin* forty «0) ncra lam •»r»*-fBpUES g JNOnSOX. OnaMtaa. Dalai Jane. Mh A. T». HOT. JaneBwT SAUEON KXErtTTfON. Family cfeltlra. »»d fi Sd of Jud». A. D. 1OT. to aud to am XX89 i !iyr irW<' Ja riU dlatribate to the Uc FARM FOK SALE! 'KSffl.tetf,, $600,000. ’• Portofc Bx-Gor. Kj.. Genl irnvKLT wo postpoN’hknt i LIST OF GIFTS WOOL. WOOL. 50 n Poberti r-lait RE IMPROVED and 82 sown to Wheal. Tho property t» well fenced and thorough drained. There ia I be foundation for a house, and a good barn on the Premises. Tho property will be -old on liberal termo, u to p*rtncnf» asd at prieeo which cannot foil to bn aaiiefactury to any one desiring PM1OB orncsra A First-Class Farm, finelyloentod, and under thorough culture. Fur Particulara inpnire at this office or of the Subscriber. . ,. .; • WM. MoPHEMON. Raadags Jeh’y. Jut, 18?B. CIL XXMterf 8TATR OF hl :nv ORDER. I wish to oil all wool myself, and wiU . it and Card for 12 1-2 cents dct pound. POSITIVELY CURED?- learntelegraphy onl7Lrr.T1TbliVi EILLURD, OWWOgrTE EN PIN BALLS WANTED! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-20.pdf 3b4789f48c30d78731d07282f4bdafc1 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1876. THE YANKEE 8HOOLMI8TRESS. WHOLE NO. 1067 poor; but you remember .when I went OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. homo—the time Mr. Spooner and I went off to be married, according to rumor?" How the Centennial Anniversary of “Very wdl. I felt then like shooting the Declaration of Independence was same bpdy.” [TVom rtr Country Onttlman, Albany .“Nover mind. I received a leder rcCelebrated—Impressive Ceremonies OF THE que8tiftg: nrt to come on immediately to and a Large Crowd—The Exposi­ prove my identity, and cstablbh my claim tion Gets a Benefit—A Million and to a legacy that had been left me. Mr. half of Stangers in the City. niiAYrm twklvk Spooner's accompanying mu wh purely accidental; but he wm an invaluable help Early tho next mooning Mias Wardlow to me, for it was necessary for Mime one to PKlLAirBM'HiA, July 13th, 1876. was startled by hearing Hugh cougji Kto the western part of New York, and The official National Celebration of the kindly undertook the business. 1 re­ hoarsely; since school ho had como from Nation.* Centennial Birthday—for ham Mr. Griffin's and occupied a small chamber turned to my school duties; he arranged adjoining hen. She went to his room everything satisfactorily, and when he ♦ho 4th of July ceremonies at Philadel­ 2and found the child feverish and breath­ returned, nc brought bonds and money to phia must be called—was a proud affair, n ing with difficulty. Wrapping him up in the amount of twenty thousand dollar* for tho recollection of which will doubtless be 9 mEl°“£r'5Ur5?n1?,'1- A '•"“d ,bl« >■"" "»"«« U* K«m a blanket aha scatedffiim in a ehair, drew inc I This money, by Mr. YVatson'a adviec • i through another century. Yet him into her Qwn town, and placed him in I placed in the bank. Every one wonder grand x< it wxt the occasion* was not her b.da warm fire was already kindled ed ft my taking Hugh. I was able to do in the stove. She put cloths, wet in cold it; it was no aicpfice to me, but * pleas­ wholly, uumarred by conspicuous dcfectu. Tho 'President of the United Stater, who " water, on his chest, and tried to raise a ure'.'” perspiration, but soon saw chat ho needed' ‘ “And you could go on with your school outside of all jicraonal. considerations, more efficient remedies. He had taken and renew your engagement nnotlier two should have been present u tho head of la Urc Best Reel Rake Machine in the Market. Two finger ban and throe ant cold by sitting on the damp ground tho months, taonlhs, ns.rich oa rich as that I" •' I * hl -r* 1 «u doing good km, nd 1 co-1 u‘< Jj*?™*"®. Ud to U .pdoguod w of knives, furnished with every Combined Machine. We also have the ** preceding evening. Vcry bitterly she re­ ' on t!ieplatform, platform,and andthe theNational NationalCongrcsM CougrtsM ’ _2 _,_clf." I 00 myse! proached herself fur her carelcasmm, in so joyed 41 I[ am di glad, for your sake and llugh'r, for which a joint aorion in Independence 4, far forgetting her charge, and the tears ran J*! Another thing might square nt noon h.J lx* tot down her cheeks. She requested Mr, th.lyMiS.wii. Im .phswaut nbmant for £>r you. von. You Yon hare have noticed . . . ' * Griffin to call Dr. Emerson without delay. bo r atcly suggwted. put in no appearance os Mrs. Griffin as in a perfect coiuwotiou—, | tlui Walbridge ouablishmeut just below Which Is the licut One Wheeled Machine in tiw Market. Call and up stain, and down, doing nothing ol any Mr. Jillson's ; it is for sale, (and will ^o, a body. The reasen asrigqed is that the account, and just being in the way. MLw cheap. I liad thought of purchasing it,, Senate failed co act upon the resolution Wardlow was heartily thankful when the if I had succeeded in securing me a birdies passed fey flw HoujM) providing for such a Both Finished and Unfinished. doctor arrived, and told her that Mins to cage ia it; I thought I would secure■ seyiiun. The Philadelphia papers have Wardlow and himself could take care of the bird before I bought the cage. Would । justly spokoh -with aornc bftlurncss of these' n........ ..... . . oiiiiuio rin», vmo iwcrjHtakev, B1ICD8AI.L, AND MICHIGAN SWEXPHTAKtH. ALSO THE BlUIMAIJ. CLOVMK Hugh, if she would kindly gut diem a cup you like to buy it yourself ? it would then be your property secure from all re­. defect* for which uo apologies arc adcHVIXER. of coffee for breakfast qwta.* “Cold water on the chest ? That is verse*." IK OLD ABD RELIABLE TAYLOR RAKE. AND THE IMPROVED GEO. M. DEWEY “Act yimr own pleasure: But it is' sound practice. How long since he was Thu features of the occasion were a JACKbON WAGON CONSTANTLY’ ON HAND. EDITOR AXP PUBLISHER. such a beautiful place ! I am afraid I attacked, Miss Abba ?" , parade^'in oration, a poem and chorus. “I know nothing of it till about five! I should uut have dignity enough to be ' These the simde^t elements of such u'.uatrvss of such an establish inent I" presume he bud coughed before, hut I slept One door east of Goodyear s Hardware. ••'When will my birdie go to live there,, a commemoration comprised the program­ no soundly that I did not hear him.” me, the rcat being made up by the anver“I think when I walked up it was about if we buy it ny. Miebi<an. “I had not thought of that. Next au­ eign .people who were here in hundreds of two o'clock. I heard the clock strike two TIRM3 OT SUBSCRIPTION thousands, manifesting the sober and re- • tumn will be'soon enough, wi’l it not and three,'' said Hugh. Hastings, April 12, 1876. “Why not May ? I cannot wait so lung! verent-joy ofpatriotism ; the proud glori “Why did you not call ma ?" “I hoped I should get over it, and I I want my birdie to sing to mo through fication of the hcrioc Githrts who one hun­ dred years ago founded a government for 13 Puw«r I’rmiM. New. Material. > know that you sat up late; it won twelve the summer." J 4> IMatlna al Dvina !Ui Itwasfinallydccidcdth.it the 1st of' tha IMdfdo and of tho people. The thou­ before your light was out” Dr. Emerson lotted anxiously at her, June should be the time to move into tho sands OJttic opening day of tho great Kx . R J 77. X f) F .1VER TISINd. but she met his eyes with a bright smile, bouse. I>r. Etner«on left bis-patient htjH podtioa have l»ea more than equalled, but which expressed a world of moaning, and aslacn. Jamas camo up while Miss Ward­ the trace of a enrdess and cosmowlitan Men nru low went to dinner, and in the afternoon gathering have disappeared. reassured him. - “We must not let Muw Abba keep such Mrs. Watson camo in, und insisted on tak­ still here from all lands. The scion of late hours. She will lose all the roses ing her place while she took a short rest tho rcrid house of Sweden stood by Gencral-dhennan on the grand stand, and tha in the adjoining chamber. from her checks,--if she does." On Wednesday, Hugh waa draael and Emperor of Brazil in his rigorous incogmAs Hugh looked at her, he thought lie had never seen her look so pretty. A down stairs, und Abba went over to call to sat upon the platform at a later hour. smile was playing around hpr lips; her on Mrs. Watson, who said, after a little Theanbient and fading Declaration of In­ dependence was taken from its long seclu­ : cheeks were glowing, and her cyw spark- conversation < ijviuwo.: iwi 8>jqi »xot m,oo'i lima I “Only think, Dr. Emcrapn has bought sion for tho first time, and held with jerIt waa a glorious April momiqg. Tho 1the Walbridge place! it was sold this mor­ ercnt hands by a descendant of its pro­ nt auction. CharL:.-; intended to pur­ moter. The ff-igf, the umforms and tlio | robins were ringing their carol ofjoy in the ning । it but he saw the Doctor meant to troojw of thirteen unittrl colonir* gnthered ' ' splendid maplo trees that Mood in front of chase < it and so he did not run it up, as he for the: first since tlio Revolution in this the house. The sunshine waa pouring its have ' S uwould. ' I told him ho ought to garrieui) town of the war of indepcndonoc, light and gladncas into tho chamber. Hu; ;h otherwise < hare gone two thousand Sellars u’ghcr, but their march WTW_head<sd_by the flower­ TH« FArrn IS ON file with breathed more «a»ily, and fell asleep. The doctor said : “We .shall have to. Ibat he said it was of no use, as Emerson ing yoatliofa natitfoal army—the West Point Cadets—and the loag line marched have outbid him at any rate." postpone our ride thia morning. Were would ’ past thronged and cromkri ranks, which "How much did it sell for aLlast ? ’ you lliinkineof mo Ia< night, Abba?" "Only seventy-five hundred dollars, fur- tdiuwod die accent, the }>earing. the man­ “You arc Inquisitive Ude morning, Dr. hiture and everything. It w» a great nan! and tho habits of forty Status and Ktncjrmh.". Tho house itoelf cwt over ten Territories, and naturalised citiaonK drawn “You must not call inc that. It is so bargain. I long since thy one called ino Edward, that Ithousand dollars, three years ago, and there fruin as many alien nationalities. If the ten uervu of land, and so much shrub­ General Government was absent, the gen­ 1 believe if any thing cofald ndd to mv are i and nice treenail started: there is eral podpie were here. If Congreau foiled happinoB, it would be to hear you call bery, 1 that name." , inot another such place in the couhty. 1 to meet in the old hall und round the cen­ did want my brother to buy it, ever so tury with another general and Continental “ It would, take little, then, to make you < ’ll IL. TV. SINKERS, Congruw, the poople from early morning much." m ■ happy, Edward." “I am sorry you ycre disappointed, Mrs. were pairing in a Consent und orderly ‘I knew, darling, when I first saw vou strcauD through the ■ ancient room. . Th. this morning that the question was deci Wataon." • “R will make a delightful place Yjjr—the fratermJ greeting with wbidl'BiWton aur ded. I never mw you look so contented ; 11-UiVEY WR1GUT, Doctor. If be were not such an incorrigi 'prised the nation a year ago was not the and happy." did baehdoT, we nhould thiAk he wu salient feature ofthu national gathering. “I am nappy. I noif know why I came ble 1 It wxs tact needed ; but its fruits were • here." ' ! Iwre in full harvest, and men nw without “My precious one; life will be doubly JTOIW ICM “He saya he is tired of boarding, and he comment or murmur a Confederate geocrdear to me, now, I lutve something to lore get some staid matron to come and ;d leading the troope of the united colonics somo one to lovp me," and lie faded her must i to his heart.. . 1be his housekeeper. ’ He is not a bit of a though' (Ujc streets of Philadelphia. The parade in point ’of numbers' was ’s man." “Mrs. Griffin is calling. I will stay lady 1 “Perhaps bo may have chosen one, not­ the largest aver seen in Philadelphia, with Hugh while you co down to breakwithstanding. But, Mrs. Watson, I am though no larger than the writer lias seen “Just as you please, but I had rather obliged to defer my journey till next week. al six o'clock in the morning on the 4th “I am sorry Hugh is side, but I wish of Julylin New York, where the city rcyou went down firat." . ----- IN— “That would not be proper. Gu right you would give up going altogether. They giments all turned ont But it wns a along or Mrs. Griffin will oomc fidgeting wish you to teach inTSid stnnmcr, and you brilliant parade beeuuac composed almost ;kuow I would be ever » glad tolnvo you entirely!of crack organisations from all up here, and wake up Hugh." Special Medical Announcement ports of tho country. The Centennial Le­ Tho child alept sweetly, and Mie had and Hugh both come here and itay.” "I do not think I will teach next sum­ gion rooeived one continued ovation all only to keep ths cold doths renewed.. Life Joy (Jomfort and Happiness looked very pleasant to the liUlo school mer; 1 had so long mterm this past one, along tltc route, and the southern regi­ To Tilt ‘ teacher. She had never soon thetinto, that I nuod change, and I have piomibcd ments in it, under command of Gcu. Heth, Were greeted with nnpkuae on every : . when suoh a rush, of perfect, happimsra had to go to Fairhaycn for a time." “I do not blame you for not wishing to hand. The march was long and the heat OF H ASTINGS AND VICINITY. pervaded her whole bmng. , -. Tlio doctor’s ouick atop come springing teach; it is • confined life, but you hitvc almost intolerable which caused a number up the stairit, end. bo brought her breakfast tho gift of making everything easy. What to dropout from exhaustion, but there dr j. b iasum were no 6cri'»iu» cases. • . on a tray. . . wiU youdw?".:. . Tho exercises were conducted in Inde­ “When I get my arrangement made “I told Ma.. Griffin Abut, perfect .quiet if __, any on. called the reason Mason II will will' tall you. " r the .. pendence Sanoro which could? hold only h was noraraary, and that14T ":J for Mrs. ‘Griffin also had heard that Dr. fraction of the throng upon the strccta. Emerson had bought tire Walbridge place, Upon the platform «at.,tho Emperor of .and was ail tip-toe to tell the tidings to Brazil, Dom Pedro, Sir Edward Thornton, wo needed anything uoeof u» would come . British Minister, Prince Oscar ot rcjtito .Wardlow, and oouH hardly wait till the 1 down, and thi-t jqu could not ; lomrt, . ’ ph« came in. Thu young . lady smilingly. • chfid, so I would bring up your hreakf U. told her that Mm. Watson had jpst in ­ Now( darling, what ia it jqu wiah to and Hancock, formed her of the purchase, arid that1 shy ahy Sheridan bncnanuona mwcock, and ana a host n«rc of oi mo?”. !| ..[j ■ tho«sM it > w,good «m Win <*aJs. Tl» nrewunder the “Yoartuppoae Abbm . Wardlow direction the inuprwriU* Gilmore ml and _ ■ - --------direwi™ of i.f (he Theodore Thomas. Acting Vic ? Proa . Joly Bui.UjiKta k«u<T elie.i;icr Tea, Vian any other .House tn tbc aty. dent Ferry premdod in the absence of the UNMRALLED SUCCESS o <0 BY A. VKBMOMT FABMKK'fi WIFK. BUCKEYE TABLE BAKE! 25 sold last year and every one gave THE PEEBLES COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, -< I 8 TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, SEETHE BATIFPLATFORM BUGGIES jh$eiBiYcekljMlicap Sapper. A.T AGRICULTURAL FLAXT., MESSER & POWERS. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON 1"f; •r. PRCt'ESSIOKAL AND BOESS CARDS ■ DENTIST Nashville, ‘ Kichiian. Great Bargains HH.ll>.'READ! -RE.4I)! Pianos Organs and Sick ud Afflicted ! | The Smith American Organ, . HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. . ERNEST GABLER PLANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. OM Piuoj infl Orgii tateiin EnAaige ftr NciOk- Th. ”*** r D S ,Bt BUH-OOK, Wholesale gent for Michigan at<Crand Rapids, East Sag.naw and D. BROWN, Piaqo Tuner. �■* = PATTY POLICY dirty pool of Hew NoTOaber Ibrt will c«ny ———— Washington, tfsly 8<h/1876. York Rail Road and «Ul they laakad in" nation, Coafedcring the deep interest* now felt with raiX These extra ocmmons interfere with my rad the importance of the <1664, may think time not wholly wtuA’s « estimated that 250, 000 strangers were quartered in the city on lhenidtt of the 4th, and thor pres- good of the party if not of the country. once has told upon the Exhibition in the mceeeding days. Notwithstanding all the other attractions of Tuesday, cverv ted by patriotic impulse* and would not avenne of the- wondrous city *1 the Part designedly do their party or their country detail of the news at the National Capital, some ofwlfich they, perhaps, get an outline rfby telegraph. says, “kv wheel into line.' ;vk«Ptau«t vnjw.ii1 uts". results of their action may be detrimental almost doubled their currying capacity, I ibm nra MUI u*b>e u> lb« ma!- | This has induced the American people titude as fast a* they congreeated at the ■ various stations along then- routes. A to DXcan by a law. more binding than careful inquiry into the character of the any written statute, that no man shall sttaodanca showed that although a large be elected for the tkird term as President proportion of the guest* were from Penn­ of the United States. This ha* induced sylvania and adjoining Staten, one-third of the whole came from towns and cities the people of the State of Michigan by very far distant from Philadelphia, while I this same unwritten law, to decree that nA not a few had but recently arrived from man shall be elected for more than two the light of the reeea« developments at the this reason will we support Tilden. afternoon the alien daoew was still more increased by the arrival of excursions from the Eastern and Middle States, and at the dose, the department reported the paying admissions at 47,787. party rule, and the two term princi- j pie an unwritten' law of party usage. A nd it I is both expedient and necessary, aaa rule ' |epMtan that knows very lew if any exceptions, to make this the universal usage, to an extant Hastiscu, Mich., Jclt 20, 1876. political aapriationa to indeavor to secure for himself a third term in any position. Once settled as a rule, all will recognise For Vice-President, WILLIAM A. WHEELER, \ of New- York. REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON VENTION—3RD DISTRICT- term as Governor, and, though very" popu­ vagabond, disgraced by the civilisation of lar personally and an excellent public aer-' | rant, he very quickly learned that the “We wheel in to line-' Yet, and so did that people of Michigan would not ceteent to other angel, and Milton telb ua that ( the second re-election ot any man as । Governor. These things have seeiucxl to make the he battled with the hosts of beeves." But he waa keepen. and finally kicked mat and it is wise in almost every ease to en­ distilled damnation, but they put a pair force it without fear or favor. It is not of­ of boras oa him, instead of goggle*. ten that any man is so much better qual­ This is the character of the party who ified to fill any position, than are scores of want. Reform. To-day, all intent and his fdlow ciliseus, that it u wise in his with burning seal going up and down the case to violate tku law of party usage. land kbouting for greentiacka and a green Its enforcement always has a tendency to back party, organising greenback clubs, make all public officers courteous, honest and eSeienL It* relaxation tends to existing parties, with our Pet Idea, but arbitrary power, inefficiency and political stand with spartan-like finooem, refusing corruption, if not personal dishonesty. all aid and. comfort to our enemies. But Therefere, while we my new as we have see the wires flash the news that slipery always said, that it ia not teite to rotate out [ Sam is the choice of the Democratic Congood men, efficient men. and rotate in bad or indifferent men, we believe it is alwoye the end of their second term, and ro­ the continued sneceas of the party at the polls. This policy will ensure vigorous active men in every poeiUea of profit, and the opponents’uf Chinese immigration, land grants and railroad monopolies, they Un, doobUna, >«»™a of lb, U»ioo«oM«»rflk« rAMtoi, «M»y station ; or. if it adjourns at all it will be nol before the time when the voice of duty nails them to repair to the Arid ot political disputation tq wreatle for tha-mighty fall. ThefaAjoritxfatliA Hofetc aro anxious toadjMH even now. but -nrii is the attitu de ofpublic affairs that the Republicans are determined to keep them here; and this they will accomplish by means of the Belknap impcaehuH-nt trial. The I>emocrat* think the trial can proceed under the direction oflfa maaugiww, but the Senate d«*Urt». pZU* 4V. as-i-l _ impeachment continuing during a reccro of the House. So the majority iu the House now threaten to adjourn over every three dap. ' The leaders of both parties arc fully alive to the magnitude of the issue involv­ ed in the Presidential campaign just be­ gun. Men discuss the question* which are shaping the destinies of the nation, with that grave coooern for avoiding mis­ takes, which is an infallible indication that is apparent that another struggle for supre­ macy is to he made br the old slave hold­ ing oligarchy, and this time the cunning He operations dartag the fiscal year Itng June 39.brolva«4|feductiou in ’ * -----| «. In the has been , —--------- thereon. 8106^997 72; tathedefabernng curren­ cy interest, 8678,000, and in the interest, thereon, 89,060 ; fa the debt on which in­ terart has omsed, 87,523,400, and in the intercut thereon, 812,343,93 lh< un claimed inmt, 83,150. and ia the entire bonded debtfend interest, 819,677,801 65. reduced 813,685314 80 ; legal tendere amounting to 86JM2,48*; and fractional Thanks to the hot hooded seal of the curnmn amoantfag to 87',882,828 8i) HU i. tk. p«-»t C^P**K **“ baviagfaeo redeemed and retired during bidden purposes of ths Soqlhara Dvu^- theyw- This Is not only payment of debt, as truly as ifany other part of the wing of the therefore, coi idle during the year, retardior- of readmission to the party uextNovember, (tearing the absolving names of Bayes and Wheeler. Notwithstanding the dissatisfaction evinced |»y many of the Democratic lead­ en, the convention at St. Louis has, per­ haps, selected the beat ticket within their resources With all the boasted discipline and superior organisation of the Demo­ cracy, however, they will scarcely Succeed in whipping in the Western advocates of inflaliqn. New York w anything but sure for Tilden and Headricks, for Demo­ statement is designed to influence do not cratic discipline has no remedy to heal the know, possibly, thfa the internal revenue wounds inflicted and sustained by Tam­ tax system was established in July, 1865. many. The inveterate animosity to Til­ Judging from the pccture of legislative den which prevaili among a large num­ •flairs and the fraetioas temper of our leg­ islators, Congraw will hold a continuous State can never he subdued. in the Democratic ticket is to be (bund in fact that Governor Tilden u evidently un increase of 81,644,000 ta the iietidej currency intarent dwc. making a total in crease of 88^89^8841. On the other hand there has beek a deermse of 81 *!!-’, 610 ta the debt on which interest has ceased, and 820,256 J 9 in the intercoi due of <352,504 io the kx*l:Under debt, and 82,912,878 91 fa thelftaetioaal currency, no that thecurrwacy debt has beat “«■ traeted," fa etlmr words paid, to the extern of 83,265382 91 danac the month month has been only 83^71,S*4 , 31. To balamtothu there has been an increase in 218 60—from 540,909,966 37 to 841.­ 944,184 97—and as increase of legal ten­ ders on hand of53,718^33 27 ; total in crease of cash owned, 87,752,651 87. Tho our public school system, and, ta tact, the fundamental principles on which u found been 63,881397 56, I(fe quite satirise od our civil and religious liberty. If elected, it is fair to presume that thia man who nominated him and other politicians of fractional currency during the mootli cilu..eboogf, »nJ rise a predominant influence in the coun­ cils of the Govennnent. They will also encounter the opposition uf ibe womans suffragists, who are implacadlc indignant at the scornful treatment they met with al St Louis. The candi­ dacy of Mr. Hendricks will lose for it thousand* of votes ta the Northern and drink* particularly ta retiren>eot of fractioaal currency, the efiin balance ta the Treasury has been eonsiderably reduced. One year ago the Treasury held 879,854,410 44 in coin, of which 821,796,300 was on end by coin certificates, sad 858, 058,110 44 was owned by the Truss rhile 584 97, but the outatam cates were 328,681,400. 944,184 97 wmowned I decrease of 873,113^ The sentiments expressed by prominent Democrats here, and titf drift of Govern- tional currency ; the State of Ohio, to defeat Allen for laid on that wall wont catchword of tho Governor,'(the mao who waa the head and 38 J one front of their Pet Idea,) the man only a 30, 1875, and 113,004,141 73 June 30, The rappoeed w;uilibrii«a between the two that tain. 1876. Had the recspte from intern*! few abort weeks ago, waa charged, generally great parties is the motive power that now infuses unwonted ,u’Tgy and activity into State, with complicity ia the frauds of the contest. That equilibrium was brought Congram ta regard to econo by about n in dealing with the army Boes Tweed, with stuffing the Balta Box­ about by the injudiriouA Mtion of individ­ ual Republicans and the late efforts of es in the City of New York in 1868, in Southern politicians to re-unite the South wards where the Registration showed a by meanng the ex teqfedmtei into a -voting population of 12,000 and giving secret league, known publicly ns the large reduction in the forte of, the army, Seymour over 17,000 majority, and this Southern Historical Society, to vote m while our valuable oficcre and 'aoldiera are was charged to Slipery &rm by Horace directed, and drive from the polh ovary incentive to the young men of the State to fit themselves by. close and careful study, ■nd a thorough moral training to fill any one of the many official stations which In a letter from the Western part of are in the gift of the people at each suc­ Greeiy, their candidate for President four the State congratulating us oo the nomina­ ceeding biennial election. This will Mississippi It is also intensified by the tion of Gov. Hayes, there is just a line on induce our boys to fit themselves by the And still the mommrt he is announce! as immensity of the stake involved, embrac­ State politics, that reads as follows, vis : most thrrough culture to become able legis­ the Democratic Standard bearer, this noble ing, as it does, the question, shall the “Now give ns the State ticket." We do lators, wise and cautious judges, and thinkband of Spartan yreenlaekere, gny hatred voteis of the country surrender now not propose to give the Stale Ticket, as that through apathy, the graa»- principles at ferae during the war of the rebellion, and ia ta be the work of the Convention at yield to the enemies of the Republic the most important of any that can be power they vainly sought to acixu by force State Ticket that we think would be very baa died away, their astonished ftrtenenibe­ of arms. It is well known that, cafoufatsaliatactory to the Republicans of Barry hold them throwing their bats high in the THE STATE TICKET. tk* hitherto oorfiaiog ~«h»» of putj. Bom*. fhrahttog the .... j___ -U I.rlumninnl interests of thes Republican party because I rhich has hitherto prevailed national fever, political or otherwise. This of the policy w;Land* aetoas the bloody of “shaking ; is more particularly .true during a sasmon ---------- SmUEtSi irt» oSof Congremt Ctase emmunioation <ith the heads of the grectDepartmenta of the cial position under the Government, while its needy defenders were removed U give Government, and with the leading politic­ them place. The Veteran Union will call ians, who throng the city with their rea mass convention of ex-soldiers, to m«rt at speclivc mission* to one or the other of lodianapola co the 10th of next September, , them ItajArtmetits. enables one, pomaaa- to ratify the nomination of Hayes and | ingfihe requisite time, a reasonable share Wheeler. An immense assemblage rf [ of ifkiuhitorial talent, and some skill in den up for you, fiot or coW, a greenbacker 1 comparing fragmentary data, to throw much light on the events of each day as ally, of the Bota Thief, Tweed, or a States­ thev are developed AwirabU post of men of great purity of character, a man observation at the preset time, for here everything affecting the interests of each rings,or a great Bail Komi manipulator and party is promptly reptfrted; and from this j wallowed in the Tweed Tammany Ring point influences arv directed by each that I mire, a man who has fuvyki nMy for tend to the prosperity or the injury of the other. Fty example, a day or twfi since a Dem­ peace, the war for tha pretervatiuo of the I ocratic campaign document was brought out which essays to place in exaggerated Union is a failHrt." This is the kind of Had, gentlemen, contrast tha expenses of the Governmcdt under the control of each party. ’ An in­ that the Journal is ready to serve you sight to ita character may be gaiued from with. I don't know icAicA kind will coat one of its statements in regard to the collec­ tion of internal revenue. This veracious as the entire Bill of Fart will n-Jt be.pub- paper says that nut one dollar wu lost to lished until after they hare an interview the Govcrnmeat in enUocting ll»e internal rovenuo previous to I860, but that since with thc/ricmij, of Peter Cooper. “We wheel into line.” Yen, that is works admirably, and the enforcement of the unwritten law would prove equally popular with the people for every other position in there gift. All know the what Judas said' when he took the thirty excitement that was caused by the state­ ment that President Grant was seeking a and betrayed his master. third term, though there never was the “We wheel into line.’’ So did Bene­ least particle of truth in the charge. All dict Arnold, and took his bag of British will remember bow Henry P. Baldwin Gold, turned his back to his country, and was frowned upon, because he desired to deserted the noblest cause for which man secure for himself the prettiye of a third ever struggled, and died an outcast and National Rajililicai Tidal For President, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. Ht ' it a Reformer. He has successfully fought all tho corruption ta and out of his party in Now York. I There, you greenback men, you pay j your money so you may take your choice. succemive terms as Governor of the State, i and by Constitutional inhibition made the sheriff ineligible to a third successive term. The tendency of all this has been, ioor BUllioOB Surgeon General s, Adjutant General's and Second Auditor's Offices oce-flfM. tbatr prsseat otaRoal force, which ■ alneady insuffidcut, while all the duties con­ nected with will fall on nraa. ■. mutari. K.' W. VOIGTi ‘•Wa wheel Into Line" about as follows, via : For Governor, Ch swr a* M. Cboswkll, of. Lenawee ForLieitanant-Govcntor.* Alovxo Sbmjons, of Ionia. For Secretary of State, clerks. . Again, the Democrats fixed the salarica Eoitob Banm*:— tide in the “ Home JoamaT of the 13th mssprirn, we my, "Bhree fem behold your doubt. Then,.having full poaa in.«t. and on reading it, we found that the faBcc efeef." la it awy wonder that a I concerted scheme is to out. editors of that pafier liad Itasted the name party so utterly devoid uf all true genuine Those of tho South, _ wished by the war, thought www not ratifying the nominee of the St. Louis William M. MoCbamt, of Geoeame. Foe Commtaioo of the State Lead Vuk Balpb Elt, of Gratiot: cites ones mirthtah the beading, John thinks he has For Attorney General, Armlsv J. Smith, of Casa. £A'NT- Graetefcwfairaidtimt Mi �AtriculW C.H^. CorrMpondenoe. a» ficial famim SPECIAL NOTICE. ftrt Vam Jacirn & Sapnai UlLIOAD, Aor'l Ooll., Labmibo, July.15,1876. Mr Editor : t from Pmlunk, a start time eincc concerning S<«ie thne o, four ,OTk. 1 M„ relation In oftce. aad k being my aantimento «Ud« inl0„d^ to, ,0„ JulyMMh, 1878. Having rami tu the lUxxta a letter written exactly. I could not rafraln from adding my mile t»o In that direction. No* Mr. Editor I am not an officeholder, never *u and what ia mor* 1 never expert to b*, but itarama to me there ahould be *om* honor oven in the dixtributton of county office, among th* d*wviag or our county, in our party. I have nothing to nay agatnet any praaant incumbent in our county, a* to competency, for we all know they have perfortaed their dative not only lawfully, but I believe with honor to themeotve*. But beoum* they hare done credit to the county and te themachra, i. that any elgn they eh'ouhl b* allowed'to ' remain in office always. I de-qqL jbeHev*v^n>y man is entittal to a life tenure of a place merely beeauae ta may have |«eaM*ioi> of it. We have •coroe of men, good men in our connty who are jurt|u worthy and Juit a* competent a* those now in office, and if onr county office* are offi­ ce* of proSt, one eet of men ahould not reap all the Bendit*, and on the contrary, if they are bunleaa, then ehould they not be Iorue by different individual*. The aheriff can hold hi* office but two terra, in eucceraion anyway, then why ahould other* be allowed to held their* morclhan tw* term,. It seem* tome that justice is apparent in the rotation princi­ ple. and I for one want to see it carried out. Thine for the right. Haye's and Whoekr Club. ALL ABOUT THE'COUNTY. UASTtaoa. July ITtk, 1878. P-t«r, bul u> uooommoo unoual of work prevented its completion, aud, at thia Into •rreeabl, and whalewmv sti*ul«nt and ibmum of eounteractin* th, foUgaas of travrtlag. On loac day I commence anew. sea vo/a«c4. vhtr, the crewi of wbaliaa or olh« vmmIi are almost wholly restricted to salt ecat. it Aa for the work J; the moat improve­ has provwl an adeirsble pr.v.ntaUv. of scurvy, ment is due to tho m* fence on the front. aadin the tropical seas it save, the sailor tan It improve* it much, but will do ao still 1ahipfevsr aad malaria. Il baa aver proved the' surest reliance of the cmiirant. exposed to th, mi­ ®oro, when the border is graded and ,asmatic eomplaints which prevail In r*«>on* of •hade troea rat, aa Prof. Gulley contcm. country t.vly cleared of Umber, when the rays of th, sun fallin* onytatnant vaaeteUoa. anexpeted plates. to them perhaps sine the creation, sxhals vapors, laden with the seeds of diMaee. Wheat ia being cat in lively style her* , Acclimation, or tho habituation of the eoaalitahow, and occasionally an cutcrprijuug far- ।lion to th, Hcntiaritlca of ah unaccustomed dim **«. lineaUy fwiliatad by th*rsoalar aMafthb ■tacr may. be seen stacking. protective elixir, which imparts such vi«w and to ere ry nerve and K-er that U is imponCorn promises n good crop.' But the •Iwtieity i blc for the vital envreim to beeomn deprowed to a boys kok with dread forebodings at the 1point teeunsietnt with haaJlh. In unbrorabl. fifty aerva to be cut, and hiukcd. No ' virion* rising before their mind of thou ] Church Dedication. Wooi>Lixt> July 15lh 1870. Tho new Jf. E. Church for they n»e of the German Methodists al Woodland- Center will *u ekp i,r/f?rsr. mi' to n x. .aEF SKINS,nwa. perlb.,0e. __ _______ TRAINS O6tNG NftRTH. IRAKBRErEKS. par bushaLU. Grading has bceu commenced on tbo Peninsular Div. of lb> Port Iludn R R. STEINHOFF & WOOD surveyed through the middle of the farm. It is expected the cars will be running by November. All that remains to be done is t* join the extremities by a line from Flint to Ijaosiug. 1 ! j Thu grounds about the Prof s. ■ hotM** have been undcrdraiuc<l this spring, and । j J Snrgical aufl Mechanical summer, preparatory to grading and | dressing, starting lawns and flowers, etc., ] the next day. Several such occurooees have marred the reputation of the College for honesty, which has heretofore been sustained to a remarkable degree. DENTISTS ! ' Win at lead to all l.ranrhet of tho Profarolan and Madison Dispensary, nw iuam at. cnm«b. This woulij ta a dccnlodly unhealthy locality for the person who is in this buri- "-----loiter-’'11""'"' HASTINGS HTH MT. , Arart Warn, Railroad*. | ' nc«f, if he ahould ta caught at it. Lynch law would in *11 prol.nbility ta the order of the day. The Fourth passed plcarantly—celebra­ ted at the college until three o'clock. The exercise* consisted of the salute at sunrise, parade of the cadets at nine, followed by the proccmuon which proceeded to the College Hall where the following were the literary exercise* : A history uf the col­ lage by President Abbot, iu which he jrietiucd vividly the rough pioneer life ot Jnlr 11. l«7t. SEiSi •u wnu »w---Otnetaaad.________ ..._____ in the < country, always enlivened by one or both 1 of two things, pumpkin pies, aud girls. moonlight hoskingB, so common The evening before tho Fourth tome Al a meeting oClbr the Repuhlicah Hect­ ors of the city of Baiting*, held at the conn- one entered the room of Mr. Brueck, and ;ty Clerk's office, aa above, for the purpe** appropriated *36,25 about one half of of formings Haye*and Wheeler cluh. Geo. which had l>ecn collected for the exercise* M. Dewey was cho«ea chairman, and Win. H. Power* secretary. ■ Mr.Striker moved that the chair appoint a c*mmitte« of three to draft eukrtitution and by-law* for Haye* and Wheeler club and report at aa adjourned merting. Mallon prevailed. The ehair ap]>ointed ttawial 'Striker, David It. Cook aud William ||. Rayford as such Blxhxb Orricx. VTHKATiwhUelperhaihel. »JD#1.1A WHEAT (tod)perbuahe!.»LMtl.« FLOUR, per ewt. RLM. . CORN, p«b,uh.l. 60c. OATS, perbtuhd, SXWX BUTTER, per lb.. Brtlte. EOGS, net dovan.lfc.: POTATOES.tar bushel.40c. APPLra. per bothrt-GSv. ONIOXS.'FcrbusheLMrtAe. BEANR, per bu»>.l. SMBR1 AO. PORK. I7J3UWS.OO. MESS PORK, per lb.. We. HAMS, per lb.. He. SHOULDERS, per |b.. We.' LA IIP. per lb.. Be. . TALLOW, per HuBfo. <k ' IICHIGAH AKD TH SOOTK 5: MARK THESE FACTS. THE TESTIMONY 01 THE WHOLE WORLD. MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PAIHOlOGV. HOUOTirB ODfflfflir. Bad Leg". Bad Breasts J’orc* and Ulcer* All dweriptien of aoras are remediable by th, r»per and*Ul*Ml um of this laeaUtuabl, prepar- iS-Mstis in. Iboo rty ration al and saeoeraftil treatment. InrttMf*.t hv natnr* U ,n tk. . be dedicated on Sunday July 30tk. Th* d*dicutory aervioe* to b« <vm4»<*.1 in English al IQ A. M. by Rar. F. L. Nagier of the students of twenty ycant sgu. When G<«hen Ind. And In German-al 4.80 P. M. in the beginning he alluded to the fact that by Rev. 0. Vraft Prreidtax Ehler of the dl»- this waa the firtl Agricultural College in trict A cordial iuvitxtton is given to all. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where you wul find all kinds of FURNITURE! Of every Description which we can sell chcafter than any houa? in Bur-’ ry vounty, for Ummc rewan ns: IaK"Because we hare no rent I a pay 21. Because wc make the most of our food" ourselvee. 3d. Because we keep the bast g work- the United States, the boya greeted it with cheer upon cheer. Thia was followed by a poem, “My Centennial Dream,” by Mr. McCormack, Advertised L etfers. afterward was a history of the Constitu­ tion by Mr. Clark. The literary exercises Liat of leusea Tcmniaiagta Itos IU»iing» 1’. wen' closed by an oration by Prof. Fair­ O. Barry County, Mieh, Joly IHh, 1876. child, Subject: “Our Fathers Opportunity PuilieH AUm. Gspt. U Mimw. Hora G—~,U Wai. llrimlooii. ffw. Cellspic. and Ours." Tho dinner ,find toast* fol­ lowing doned the exercise pf the day. Benj. Dixon, William Sbopp, D. W Plait. On Friday evening the Jlon. O. M. Barnes lectured tafum the Delta Fan Delta society, to which all wore- invited. The subject. London, was handled with credit to Mr. Barnes, and profit to th* Wrestling Match. COTTON GOODS ARE GOING UP HOW IS YOUR fflK TO BUT. WHERE.? At A. W. Bailey’s. Prints 1 ;cU. . . , Ix)A<Jjlcrau.iii6 l!icu>. Shirting ficte. Best oottonadcr 15 to 30 cts. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Cottcit 15 cte. hearers. Ladies' hose Exra hfttyy 10 $U. I talievo this comprises most of the A wrestling match between C.C. Mixer of Two button Kid Gl/vc* 90 eta. -J'y MBce the »taa»:. A nice line of Coot I Bindings. v rihiteJjkrt Mr. Donj. II. Itoa* *f Ala city and a Mr. Holcomb of <VUr Spring-, news from this quiet quarter, except por­ Piles, Flrtulni, filridtfrca, has l*rn arrange! to como off al Powers' tal* ducking boys, rtcriing the bdl dap­ New Style Shawls 'Ni eta. * i|d Ward: i» 'laugrroualy »iok with ty- Opera Bouoe. at Grand RapW*, on the 10th per, running the Steward's wagon on lop Clothing. Suits JTroio *4.5Q (6 *40. day of Annual, for SiiUOa Bid*, the door monof the wood-pile, and such other liule Wi*SSH *S?‘ xxifltf A W. BaH.XY. •*** winner. Both have been I'tm that Wrigid. had a fJ *° jokes too common to speak of. in- attack hri night from ths effect of trained ami a lively lime is anticipated. Yours till next. !.c h »fitT<sringR|d|rI ifnl.' Ror. Dr. A. M. Blaxo, the Celebrated AnalytiToko the Atchison, Topeka k Santa Fe eai Ml* 1’"ton‘> "l the Ilasrinm House, where ho will remain The Grand Rapids Eagle oaya: untd Wudjteday Of next week. The ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado i in ihi» ,cctinp i< martly •rear*! afflicted sltald give him a call, *» the ‘■Suppose M*mo man like B<»« Tweed Sprngs, Cncharas, pel Norte, Trinidad, afairerop, though a»l so targa eertifieatra of hi* wonderful cures from had at any time proposed to Rutherford SantaFc and all point* in Colorado, New ieipatad. ■ome of ©ur leading ritiiew, and sufficing B. Huyte to stuff the ballot-boxes, does Mexico and Arixona. Special round trip • a<> iimnim at the Oxiueil rooms fitmi any of the maladies tfl whtch flesh is anybody suppow the fraud would have •JU day ticket! to Denver on sale May ,15th, brir, let hirt locate the drnoasc and toll you Now at 456, taking iriithf flithomj! warring iafcausee, and prescribe for your troub- been committed? Certainly not. places on tho D, & R. G, Road. Low cmarc what Tilden did. He wm Chairman ta. 1X1241 1 *r tta total Mf M ptarfci rtrv wylft• of the Committee, and as such seat a pri­ Pullman-rsiece Weepmg tats Between •ta Hayas i».| Wbcder .dub ‘ at IhA Dropaioal .Swellings, P*raly»i*. and Stiff Joints. We-ak <«.r reader, 10 W J-rticuUr all«- vate circular through the State tmking the Missouri River and,the Rocky mount County Clerk on tatuMay eventien to tbe<*td of 1»»- ■»- B- U «rs«.*hich Close connection such information before midnight as tain* without change. will t* founA In aaolher“>““n ®2’‘|'I’J2*on ■ hid. and riinpni Crid the Ici- Tim I»o«*or Will be at the Hartings Honss-on would indicate the amount of stuffing iho 27th inrt, ami Invitee ths a«rte«l to rive necessary in New York city. The ballot t Fair -pike ‘ for publication, him a call he make, no charge for conmdtabL u*Jerukee a’eart . that he 1. boxes were accordingly stuffed, and the nera l*,i* fcl« * T. J. ANDRBHON, mrUff. »hc Dotfor haa recently voters were cheated. Tilden know of the San Francisco, California, and that |L4fta|iu Drqwu Km,.. .*< fraud, and the very l»«t thing that can XX52tf .SSSEMAl! inc in this State. m»d mdllw.rtlae to Un» town on the 27th of each be said for him montn was ‘be eUi«ns H^IP ridnity’the bendil of hie exlenmve exper- to it.” Uurct anti-wonderful skill. Naanvnx. JubeDth. 18»0. Thera i. to be , STEBBINS BRO’S UNDERTAKING Bring g buhine*’ that needs a great deal of experience. After many years in the buMinaea, can truly suy that they can do better work, and give better satiafnetiou than any other firm in thte ■ectton. W. H. Stcbblnr, .the senior member, with the experience of a lifoIlflK. will nlwayaghrc hla personal at­ tention to thin iiart of thcfr'exteniiiVD bwdneaa. Hcotte and Team furnixhod when roquested. Tho Electric Buliu will be uacd only when deaired. RKlfftf SwgEp’a Hotel, RAPIW................... - - - MICH PS a. PICKXK1.VO, I"rwpri<U>n. . KuablwhKaalU Mee a»l t-ven u-uw uu« " j . ,J' » • • 'IeTiI l irrt-eU*. I BOAKMAW t&taM taU M>ny a tram at' f tin »n.ruapB.wl4 esmJug aiaiih ] o. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Farutture Hoorn south aide State St. oppoojto H. A. Goodycar’s Hardware ftforei/ - "Haatingn, July 28th. 1H75. tfarrwi dmite* 1 ‘•he Walland lku«a|h|r*lRlriday even- ‘ «r Oaaraaa it- ta' • taurgv. * »'l that { »«• that he consented Peerless Milk Safes naw uu tahiblUOD at our Fun iture Store. AU kind* of work wnata to or­ der. Bq .airing of oil kinds of old fttrDlturo neatly done. > . STEBBINS BROS. •auw dpi not Th*lrir««.< is We sell duuc of this cln-nj>-mnde Fur­ niture that te mndo by machinery. The gtxxh we make is made by hand, and warranted. Wc Invite all persons to caliand Inspect our goods, for they al brttfTitspoction. No trouble at all ahow gouda. Parties having Pictures to friuno would do well toy 'them framed of ua ta> we can do it P errand Cheaper than nny house In P- .y County. We keep die Largest and Beet selected stock of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOUKDINOft, BlIACKSDS, Paphb— Holt>KRS. WALL-PoCXKTe, Stri>PBraHOIAIBUS, ■ . and everythin* In the Furniture' Hue. We Invite all persons to call and look wIl! totalA young !, STIBET �. •> Tmu n. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. • ‘ The Extreme Heel—Political— The Centennial—PiU Men—Tea Burning of Caatk Garden—Buaineea. New York, July 15th, 1876 THE EXTREME HEAT. The intense heat of th* past two weeks is now happily over, at least for a time. On Tuesday afternoon the city was visited by the heaviest storm of thunder, light­ ning and rain known for years, which lasted from ihree in the after­ noon, with rare intervals of cessation, till long after ten at night. Tho city YM absolutely drenched, and the air was delicious y oool thereafter, a happy con treat to I he stifling heat.of the past three The heated season has been the most severe that has 'been known in the city for eighty feu*. The thermometer has gone to 104°, aud stayed there for days, taking occasional excursions down the scale to 93, and at midnight or later, down to 85. Of course there are days as hot every year, but to have them continue for three weeks, without cessation or let up, is something unprecedented. Every morning there has been a column or more of casualites, of men falling in the street, of horses lying down and dying, and of children perishing in their stifling garrets. If it was terrible for the .residents of roomy and spacious houses np-towu, what must it have been for those com­ pelled to occupy garrote, without air or ventilation, and subjected to the stifling smells of the tenement houses? These people suffered all the tortures of (he damned, and thousands of them died. The mortality among children has been dreadful, and its extent will never be to Pan*—in short, that it is . _ thing the world ever saw, or probably wiD see for a hundred years to come. The । best machinery of the world is there, the best art of the world is to bo seen there, and, in the matter of the curious and rare inlaces, embroideries’, etc., no such coHcction has ever been made. It is curious to see the crowds of women about these depart­ ments,' and to hear their .comments. In the English department there are a pair of napkins—not towels, aa a fashion writer in a New York paper raid—the thread in which was spun and the doth woven* and the embroidery done by Queen Victoria. I cannot say ad to whether the napkins are superior to any one dee’s; but, as ' they aro entirely the work of royalty, I sup­ pose they must be. The Queen has abso on exhibition a number of paintings by herself and her daughters, which are really good, royalty or do royalty. The time to come to the Centennial ia now. The heated term is well nigh over, and you have now room to see what there is to be soen, and there is as much to be seen now aa there wiU be at any time. Fares are down, the landlords aro now civil and reasonable, which will" not bo the case when tho rush commences! in September; and you can keep cool in Philadelphia if you will observe common prudence and the ordinary rules of health ful living. Come, and come now. the matter with the .----------------------- ,—J, the Bucbu mao is still in an insane asylum, and DOW James C. Ayer, the proprietor and manu*-*-------- * l----- pectoral and a dosen other pro[ insane aud is an inmate of a private uylum near New Y ork. He made bis es­ cape the other day,-and got into the city, and conducted himself so like a sane man —that is, ho borrowed money—that bis friends did not know that be wm insane till his physicians got on h» track and brought him bosk. His inranit caused by over-work. For thirty he has n * * * ’ the sole fair women aud brave men than any other i on tho oonimont. But twenty yours ago fashionable New York began to move up­ town, and the territory in Che vicinity of the battery was given up to trade. Old Stephen Whitney, tha projector of the Pacific Railroad, refufcd to move wil b the rest of his neighbors, and ho died in his Al A.. M. Back’. Carriage Shop house on Bowling Green, years after he was completely Eurroundcd with burines?. JllfcrwnSL, HMtinp, MMl. Then Castle Garden was turned into a de- ' pot for incoming emigrants, and its old character waa gone forever. Its burning brings up pleasant mamories to those ' who were young tweniv-five years ago, but to the Ntw-Yotksr of today it is rimply the detraction of an unsightly old build­ ing which, they hope wiU be replaced with a better one. Camaie, Sin aid Omintal GROCERS BmmntM is absolutely dead, and will bo till fall. Whether it will revive then or not, re­ mains to be seen; The prospect ia not very easouraging, I must ennfera. Comer of State tad Omrsh Pt* Oftr for Sale at the Lowest Linn Rale UM) PLASTER STUCCO' WATER LIKE LIKE &HAIB PtETBO. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. 5115 Shingles Lath &c._ Tl»«r. wui to who raMrttd to tha Tarrant's Seltxer Aperient ’ PISTRJUOTION _______________ It was nothing uncommon during the three weeks past to sec strong men stag­ ger in the street and fall prostrate— “drunk”, some would say, but the po­ licemen knew better. Il was sunstroke ; and ambulances provided by the city would drive up and carry tlw sufferer off to the hospital provided for the purpose. Of the cases of sunstroke, one-half die. and very few ever recover their health in full. The city medical authorities have given the must minute directions for avoiding this terrible casuality, but yet not bailor very few observe them. A wet cloth in iBe crown of tho hat is u certain And sure preventative, but never­ theless Dot one in ten take this simple precaution. r .... rill dblritmte In tka tickel-bolde • the Immcqm “ Hclmbold, were of tlio class of toadies who were willing to cat his dinners, and sohe finds himself at an advanced age, with millions of money and nothing else. And the worry of all is, that he has nothing to spend his money for, and with a body and mind over-tasked in the getting /of it, with nothing under Heaven to du with it, he goes mad, and will doubtletui end his days in un asylum. Money is a good thing, but you want to be careftil how you get it. Don’t make it out of piUs or pec­ toral. Swindle the people as a railroad lawyer, and when you get to middle life you may be as lucky as Tilden is, and be No matter bow much Democratic pa jieni howl about it, or how much they may assert to tbo contrary, Tilden will not receive the undivided aupport of the Democratic party of this city and State. He bought the nomination with money which he swindled out of the people in hi«. railroad schemre, but he has not enough to buy the election, The leaders qF Tammany will give him a support, Tor he hra already divided up the offices among them, and has partitioned out the spoils; bat there bo members of Tammany, and Democrats who are not members of Tammany, who cannot be bought or driven, and John Kelley is having trouble with turn. There are thousands in open revolt, and thousands more will fol­ low them. By the way, speaking of this 11 Reformer,'' it ia a fact that the Brookjn ri»g, ft more dangerous one ,..»r -- ------- i»»w. Weuot>», kt DlTi.iou of Nort RapMa. AlUoa. “’•* ML™ ™E b $600,000. bu«. P, Partaa Kx-Oov. Kj„ Gael Maaarrr. f*ost*rrvsa.Y No postfoxmkxt t LIST'OF GIFTS: BWMkorlrtt Liar fc.’STK.* GREBLE& RUSSELL S3 .fe~ Hastings; Michigan. mn DAPIDD DIVISION. Tki BellakU 8»«rt Uw EAST AMD WKST. to asp raoM. HAND BAPIM AN I DETROIT April 19th, 1ST*. PENSIONS To whom Pensions are LE ABN TELEGRAPHY < * 8 H UrVUa ol a. AMMte.4-.itbU. Miohica Lak. Shore raUv DiriM. eru» s»4 dl—Sarsa <rf duly, cither by anteteot m m ssx $20 r, rctfOMAjrcy^ QRAMD TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY L_IS76. D.potfool of Tkln! «tre«t. Uetreiu Train y Kxprtt*. - ®«E»Jo . Tk« direct rooto Ar JOLIET. MOEEIS. LA BALLS, PERC. nsKsr, lacon, feoria, genes KO. MOLINE, KOCK ISLAND. DAVENPORT, MUSCA TINE, WASHINGTON. IOWA CITE, GAIN. NELL. NEWTON. DES MOINES ; and be happy again. laVWm'vx!: A Great RMi ii Frites! Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE Ultoten Ottt arm Fraja,k Council Bhifis and Omaha, TttS a. n. and &» p. m. traltu arrive at 10.06 a. W W7 NWMIGHT. *• Ira Miaaa'r. SALISBURY i BROSSEAU THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I uuas uue. THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AND UEANT ■ LEAVEN WOBTR. ATCUIOR, aaeA CHICAGO. b lh.Or.wl Ol, MUSTANG Look here ! ■ What ! don't you think we can sell despite the terrible heat, b attracting greater crowds than ever. The atten­ dance is steadily on the increase, and the item* hmam day by day. The de_ rurtenante are now all all the artistes that wM be fa_ ___*______ *v—, ■nd you oaaaow mm a& that there will be to see. The vor^ct of the people who have fatenfed all the world expositions is that this i. as much superior to Vienna SuUdim. r. L. BAX CROFT. Look here ! all old New-Yorkers rad. There ia no building in the dty, around which so many memories cling or more pleasant ones. Built orgiually for a fort, it was. many years ugo, made nnocccsrary for that purpose, by the buHdrow of fortification* outride. Then it became a place of fashionable entertrinamtn. It was fa CmUo Garden th>t Jwuy Lind first sang in New York—it was the bmm of all the grand ball? and eutcrtmnmcnta given by the city, and it maybe safely Eaid that tho old building baa seen more Ooaclutwd igsgggss »n4 Si.ihsrn |winl». The depreciation in .the prices of goods is shown as much in such articles as tea as anything. There are hundreds of houses in the city that have made im­ mense fortunes in tea and coffee, but they have been very industriously lasing their accumulations in the last four years. There has been a steady depreciation in the value of this staple, until at the pres­ ent time it is a lung way below the before-the-wor prices. In 1859, the price best young hyson was 50 oentA per pound, at wholesale. In '72; it got up to 73c., but to-day it is a drug in. the market at 30. And the other grades are in tho same state of health, and the market shows every tendency toward a still fur­ ther decline. Where it will cud, the oldest ica-mcrcbant can't tell. The 8U Louis, and contributed of the money I United States consumes a pound of tea they had stolen of the people of Brooklyn per annum,-for every man, woman and to the funds that nominated “slippery child, making the annual importation Those who had Sam.” . I want this foot remembered, । about 55,000,000 lbs. that the Brooklyn ring—the most un­ stocks on hpnd when the decline set in, scrupulous, daugorotts, shameless, and have gone into bankruptcy, and the new altogether bad set of political thieves and houses and the old ones tliat were strung plunderers, the country was ever cursed enough to hold out, are shaking for fear with—were,, all and singular, in favor of of a decline that will shake them. Tilden's nomination, and arc to-day his And by the way, the decline is os chosen and trusted counsellors in the marked in other lines of goods,' M in teas] campaign. This is a matter that ought A suit of dothec that cost before the to he known, as showing now much the war S-10, can be had in New York now “reform" planks in the Democratic plat­ for that money, provided it is of Ameri­ can doth, and if it is imposed, all the form really mean. Gov. Hayes’ letter of acceptance gives difference is the addition of the premium the livdiett satisfaction to the Republi­ on gold, which at this time makes little cans and the better dess of Democrats. difference. Provi«ions, and everything As a Democrat said to me tho other day, that wc cat and drink are down to ante“It has the ring of true metal; and 1 war price, and if the people can't live know him well .enough to know that he now, they never will; that is to say, if means it all, and will carry out all he says. they have tho money to pay for what I aaall vote for him.” Thai letter, with they consume. A few artidcs of luxury its manly utterances, and the well known keep up, but these will come down in a The bars, restaurants and character of the man for doing ns ho says, little while. will make Hayes hundreds of thousands hotels maintain war price, but they will The topers of votes. It a an encouraging symptom not be able to do so long. that in every ward of New York and are growling, and neyr men uro taking ad­ Brooklyn ILcpublicans are organising vantage of tho feding to start new places into Hayes und Wheeler clubs, and this at cheaper rates. Let us get work plenty without the interference of office-Loldere, onee more, and the "good old times’’ win or those who are pleased to consider be here again. Chicago aaJ Grand nf oa/y hut J. M. HEVFES, W1LL NOT CURE.MH 'T'* ---------- ”• PAIN. THAT AFF] «e purantef Satfwfatiao. ' MAN BODY. OR T THE BODY OF A Hoane fimusbed Trim to any patson HOMBO3 OTHER IB DOMESTIC ANIMAL. THAT DO! purehufag a Oftn worth We out give you better fitnuvs thaw «rtr offeud befona, for xa make tU juom of w O^RAVKbTHfe f M W ABU MAN BEING. AND 'RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND UKEFIH.KRKM A VALUABLEHUR8R kansan. iirMAjrtnnmKrF^ ODLORAHO, XMD AWW •suaian exeapua. XPaUr. SwHFSLa48 STOOD THE TEST OF WM F“«i«B*2SKL1A ttaal Farrar Ae’t. HoaUtao. xsi-W. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-24.pdf 2fba8160f291b38d44963e56d3496230 PDF Text Text iSSW □A HOC ' oortn? VOli. XXL NO. 25. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MlCHIGAN. MONDAY. JULY 24. 1876. j)if^n»i-WeBklyl«BplAlicaji tajw. GEO. M. DEWEY f INI UR AND <i PUBLtSHKR. Read the Record <=>y ■'TXX3E A. llnsn.rDloA ■ U<mn ■District of Illinois, bought for $3(10,000 Mid consolidated for 11,400/100. ■ rifpOttTAKT CHAJWJW AGAINST WOV. TIUJXM. . ' TUque of tho consolidation of tho Gal­ ena 4 Chicago, Union & Kenosha, and fiockforda ‘Roads with the Chicago 4 Northwestern, is completely set forth in the following complaint of the H on. Ju­ lia® Wadsworth, who wee a trustee for the original Galena boadho’dern.nnd also acted fyr the ■tockhoU'nt tk*iu«k OLIVE# CBILIEB PLBW! TUSIA OF SUBSCRIPTION <boS Sold ip i8pi. Solo iy tSyt. yy/s . ^.'sanaBsei^. Sots i/f ityg. igypS SnLo ill iB/4. giopy SoLd t/i i8pgr 440 ptfLLy 100000 niLL . Wtepart of ths OmUmmsI l£l I' ’1 •' WVWD you i8y6. TUT Opt ^Lf Solo a* tod tUTli 1X» _____ EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL GOV. SAMUEL J TILDEN'S RAIL­ ROAD RECORD Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED. and STIIDEB.M get one ON TRIL H8H BRHS., Champion Reapers and Mowers. Jok^/Q. CRESSY. SHkKlPh'. bepelj '.'unty ixniw (X&r<xaar*r. OOLee al tbs Court Mt Genuine Mishwaka Doublq. Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, S- C- PHI.XDLEPUBLIC CORVIYANC C. G. HOLBROOK, GREBLE & RUSSELL. Pit-JtuUr attoution rhea to |.«r?Klinr litlet. UlloethuandUauv«y*aetae. -PraHieoln Boru »-.l MJuiniai evuatiae. OSen over Hopkta* lBwoMTJ)ra<«ita«. Ha»taM».Mhk. xxtoif LFOIVU RVSNELL, A" I MU VwwiMfoon CnamMSOer. Jnstie* of .pr^t - CHAS. H. BAL'JOR, THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. How Western farmers suffered. Gov. Tilden and Tom. Scott working together Ac. Ac The Rockville Valley Union Railroad was intended to run from Chicago into Wis­ consin. A charter wm obtained, bonds issued and exchanged in England for railroad iron, the same shipped fo Chicago, and some of it sold to pay the expenses of the charter and provide means for grading the track. The road was finally foreclosed, audout of the foreclosure grew another company, entitled the Chicago. Fond du­ Lac 4 St. Paul Railroad. This company had for its president a prominent gentle­ men, and its cars were running over about GO miles of track when a second coilapse took place. This was about 1867, and in those diys railroad companies obtained large amounts of mongy’from the Eastern banks, the offi­ cers or directors indorsing the company's paper. Ths President of the Chicago, Fond du Lao k Sl Paul Railroad had in­ doreed heavily fol the company, and wm a large owner of real estate m Chicago. In the dilemma in which ho found himself he engaged Mr. Samuel J.Tilden m counsel. Thu President had token the precaution to secure himself by taking the railroad com­ pany's bonds as collateral. The quenlion . of usury was raised and a compromise sug­ gested of exchanging real estate in Chica­ go, at a high valuation, fur hoods and stock of the road at par. Unsecured creditors of the company were offered common stock for 60 per pout, of the claims, wlijie the said stock was worth in the market about 15 per cent, of hn par value. Anoth­ er “reorganisation” then took place, under the title of the • WM. BURfilLKR. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. WM. II. RAYFORD^ CoaeeeUor at I.tfw. «n< For foil Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees,■ Sn gars, Canned Goods, and all oth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. „B, I*b*enlx Bloek. St S®’*' ’ PARTNERSHIP. I’PJOIIN, Uku.-i.—UBe« JOHN STANLEY, L Haotsings, June 1g,*76 1‘ELIOHT J. WOLF. M. D. t-i.t ftt •£ “‘I'*; **••• Street All calls will rseeh *"■»< lUsatias. . xxMtf OR. H. F. PECKHAM. • A, P DRAILE, H- C. PECK IfAit .-’f >! * HIYHICIAN 4 SURGEON, . ..“‘‘•■’BURT v7 . "Your orator would further represent that^t the time of taking possession of the Galena A Chicago Unoin. Railroad. there wm * hinre aanount of money in tho treas­ ury, and soft forty or fifty bonds ofthe BMstt 4 Madison Railroad Company era, 810,000 per mile, stock issue of but 830,000 per miM------------- |------------ ------1863 were over 81,000)000, and fc had abswtthat mm in emh ia Ito UVBMry m working capital Its Stock Was largely held by thorn - living ateg its lina,snd wm tanked upon m s favorite innMrsrtf fortrust funds involving the estates of widows and orphan*. Stock was bosght and borrowed, proxies escurod, and finally TOdcn 4 Co. manipulated aothattfty. Ud » «»a obuinj rcwfaa iT the property, when it wm "consolidated with the Chicago^Northwestern.. .............. wm ia the petition at Jjalte .Wtearertb to the United States Court for the Northern years last put, (Mid a dividend of not tei than six per cent. So each and every one of ita stoekhoklcni, upon the amount of stock held by them, and that ne stock wm on Aho 2d day of June, 1864, worth from <toe hundred sad forty to one hundred and forty seven dollars per share. “AndSaMUXi, J. Tildes, are the same and tn r, “.Votary Public, “Residing in the City and County of New York. • plaint is stated in a communication of Mr. Nathaniel Norton to the Chicago Tribune, S3 foUoWl. "Editon Chicago Tribune: “Will you bo ao good m to publish the following for ths benefit of all whom it may concern: '■ it“The case of Julias Wadsworth was commenced by him at iEe request of the stock and bondholdero of tho Galena A Chicago Union Railroad Company, and, although an injunction was not granted yet an order was entered by the Court equi talent thereto—vix.: •• “Finally, those, stockholders of the Galena 4 Co. U. B. R. Co. who have ex­ changed their stock in ignorance of their rights can now be restored and the bond­ holders saved from impending fuin by joining in the efforts which are now being made to act aside the pretended ccauolidalion which ttni eoniunimated l>y trickery and fraud, while thepublic can be renawd from the derpotim of lhe*t most gigantic and heartless trumopoly ever attempted to be fastened ujxm a free people by nutkipg proper efforts to sustain those who are’now engaged in contending against thia self constituted monopoly. ■ AU of tho certifi­ cates are now in tho hands of ‘ William B. Ogden and Samuel J. Tilden, ready to be Bren up in case tho consolidation should i declared invalid. “NATHANIEL NORTON, v----Chairman of the Committee.'’ Au uncomfortable drawing room—The dentist's. What did Adam first set in the Garden of Eden? His foot. What is that which u lengthened being cut at both ends ? A ditch. What is that which every om has but will never see again T Yesterday. by mm marriageable young My. “ Can you spell donkey with one letter?'1. asked a silly young man ofa bright girl '•Yes,” she answered , Why is a sheep the moot depraved of animals? Because when young it gam- ^eP- M- 0. Butter, tho “kini-hearted" “inlrepid" chevalier who led tie whites at Hamburg, is a sou of the Sbufli Carolina Senator Bolter with whom - Late Rmftsd u attorney and director of mid road, haTf ' [«*«•] and And iratioB, J**; . some two or threp nullion ol doliys. Why is the first chicken of a brood like the foremast of aship ? Because it's a little forward of the main hatch. ef Ift eaid Gates 4 Chtaag* Union RaU- ■ -And your orator shall over pray. "JuiAfB WAD4WO*TM. “HBRVXY, ANTHONT a GAI.T. •’ f- • ‘ "Solicitor! for Coaepluinant. ' “A. W. Abbinoton, 6f Cowuel“STATB OF NKW YOAX, .A . “Cityand County of .,N. Y. $ ‘•On the seventh day of January, 1865, personally appeared before, ma, the above named Julius Wadswomh, and,made oath/hat lie bad road the above Bill of Complaint signed by him, and knows the contents thereof, and that the same is true of his own knowledge, except m to those matters which are therein stated to bg on infonnatiohrand belief; and m to those “ Your orator would farther - represent To be concluded in next Monday's issue. into your Honora, that the Galena 4 Chi­ cago Union Railroed Company had slwaya, FUN. prior to tho 2d day of June, 1864, paid QALirA 4 CTHCAOO VNlOJT BAUXOAD, out of its oarain^s, all expenses for run Shades of night —window curtains. uing and operating the said railroad of sh running from Chicago to which Where won the first ntil struck ? Ou _ , rfRiver. It wm tho. first every name and nature; and the interest Railroad in die west, having been charter-; upou its hooded fadebtodoeaK, and etch the hand. • wm ‘ Cxy, and, without any notice ,to your Mr and a great number of the snaraboldere ropresentibg nearly t^ro millions of duUara, declared passed. “Your -Water repreaents that said Galena 4 Chiaugo Union Railroad was tho firat railroad which wai constructed leading to and from Chicago, and the first of my im­ portance whatever that was constructed in the State of Illinois; that mid Railroad Corporation had been for many years so mimeged and controlled that it had acqui­ red a great reputation for trnstworthincM throughout the United Rtatoe and Europe and its stock and bonds were purchased and held m a most reliable, safe and perma­ nent investment by various parties through out the United States and Europe. “Its gross earnings per miles tor the fis­ cal year 1863, ending December 31, 1863, were eight thousand eight hundred and eight dollars and forty two cents per mile, and not earnings three thousand and six hundred and seventy five dollars and ninety eight cents per mile; and under the judicious, careful, and economical manage­ ment which characterized said railroad up to June 2, 1864 would soon have surpaie od that of any other railroad in the North­ west. "Your orator further represents, upon information and belief, and'so charges the fact, that prior to the 2d of June, 1864, tho stock of tho Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Company was almost worthless, and possessed no real anc intrinsic Value whatever. mils. Tile company had a hard lime wish its toad of debt, end straggte atoog until 1863, when Tilden 4 Cp. saw that something must be done, and, in casting To thoee Whom it may Concern : 1 am now running a NEW PORTABLE) mACniNE for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ ing the Location of Buildings «> great, and having handled about 1,200 build­ The consolidation paid so vrell that soma ings in 16 years, feel confident I can satisfy those that mav favor me Wtth a calL Railroad, 73 miles in length, which did mv address is Irving, Barry Cto., Mich not pay, seiMt nd, and , M detailed kvmg.Mioh.Apri.. H* t™- procured the prbkies of a largo number of tlu> ahireholderB for the election of {direct­ ors of mid Galena 4 Chicago Railroad Com­ pany • * N * that it was on the day of the stockholders' meeting suddenly presented by William B. Ogden and those poisons shorn mentioned acting with him and voted upon is a wbc tw« manner l«y NQBTJlWESTliui BAILWAC. some 300 mile* Q on which wiirtaso ' the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Com­ pany exchanges or givpn fifty dollars of preferred stock end fifty dollars of oommon stock, which they specially issue for said purposes thereby! watering and diluting the stock 01 the Chicago A Northwestern Railway .Compepy to an extra wholly with­ out preee/lent *.\infraxd tif all the right!. of your orator and all ttockholdert rimi■IO* w lar tahufuelf. • including 14,000 shares of stock which they have issued on City of>ew' ihnpretetMo of paying foe. the Kenosha 4 York, and a chiton ofthe1 State '6ryjow1 Rockford Railroad, which cost them about TewkWijgs thirbiH bf complJut iBTlta j 8300,Q00 and various other matters and things of like character • • • ♦ and your Your brttor .farther repretonU that tirstor is informed and believes that there prior ts mid time the toid Samuel J. Tit don, AfNiw YbHe-lrtd others to your Mr pretexts and pretenses by said Chicago A ter unknown omjeorted ,together, operating Nrirthyymlcrn Railway tJannMpy , which thm|kMn UrokMa/nfNeW York Otf, among its san's, which had not been used in the construction of tho Toed ; that fAcsc were immediately tvhi, and the pro­ applied by the naid Chieayv d with William P. Ogden M President and iVortAwestara Roilroay, and all the money Samuel J. Tilden M Trustee fur. the bond­ holders. The usual_ “watering-" ; pro mm Ofllu! Chicago de Gdiena Union Railroad took place, and the company wm saddled CknpsraNon taea* aho appropriated to the with bonds and stock of about |42,<100 per mm of the M Chicago <F ^ortAawtern CHICAGO 4 stock of the Uhftgn 4 Northwestern Rail way Company on the following terms, to wit: F-v every aharo of one hundred dol­ lars of the stock offta D'nirM&i MaEroad, by Preston Brooks. ■ �WHEELER'S LETTER OF There are many things in the G malbaMujodiodl lU OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. AC Jdj 74,1876. the trinn M ____ „ L«W Down by Me '*. Convention. EqM RlgHrto Almond > . Sum at* FMf"'djp r'’«aicsd j„ Mm <0r compndjnn, and ths fon is of » MLgaffi sort-showing the eviden! fendly Ayxwftion at the people. Aaother . of odd seems to wear its >f quiet serenity. ■ O» Jspraeee b yiallf ^flayed m these decorum. Potomac, this The raowd dsm of subjraU rixows that 'Beard and other modern artists were not wholly or. iginal in their personifications of human W of interest in Free Softools. wetruusru-—________ »“• • general attraction towards all things ,'vH curious. It ho already been demonstrated that the majority of Maidmk, July Iff. The Uonorablr Eikmd-jtfPhcraiHi Othen of the GiihtnitUt Of Me R •diH ft**™* febauawhw* Gx.VTLiMXS—I received, ou the 6th insl’; your communication advising sao that I had been unanimously nominated by the National Convention of the Re­ publican party, held at Cineinnati on the Uth inaL. for the office at Vies President of the United States, and requesting my acceptance of the same, and asking my I attention to the nummary of the Rcpnbli can doctrines contained in Ibc Platform Naliml Reyrtlitaa Tielet. For President. MTTHRRFORD B HAYK8. • of Ohio. favored citizen of the land to the intelli­ gence and oouscienoc of *U who desire a good Government, good will, good money and universal prosperity. The Republi­ can party, notwurindfW of the imper­ fections and lAorteomings ofjlhy htatnn organization, yst with hoM«t jntvaan of ita m ips ns promntly to retrieve all arrora and to summarily punish all - offender* against the lawn at the eouatay, confi­ dently submits its claims for a cqntinUed support of the Amariezn people. tWsnnl] K'’1W1?1UJ< ism and heartfelt joy at the pairing^ of tbo Centennial birth day of raelr country. In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Sherman of Dbici bbmtaed the WfowinOonfc^reMr^, ' ' ' Chelfcdnod*bt£eirfM. bcamattwWrgq^t^fe Mau. «h. is*#, American citizen, without regard to'woke, The Democratic pa pent themselves have shall wear this panoply of citisanship as furnished a large portion of thw arguments fully and securely in the cane-breaks of against their candidate for the Presi­ Louisiana as on the banks of tha St. dency. Lawrence. Upon the question of our It b said that if the House ahould im-1 Southern relations, my views were recent peach Secretary Robeson, the Senate will | ly expressed as a member of the Commit­ tee or tho United Stales House of Repre­ insist upon an immediate trial, if it takes sentatives upon Southern affi-irs. Those all summer. views remained unchanged, and were Gov. Tilden han not yet removed Connor, iare MR WHEELER’S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE Herewith we place before our readers the able letter of Hon. William A. Wheeler accepting tho Cincinnati nomina­ tion. It is an outspoken, manly, thought­ ful- expression ofthe opinions of the writer on all the great qnestiofis of the day, and supplements beautiftilly the letter of Gov. Hayes. In it there ia no dodging— He is for “Honest money” and the neeemary legislation to cany into effect the act Jan'y 14th, 1875—He is for tarian, Free Sehools, of non-Seere- for all tbo people irrespective of contfiffon or color—He » for equal rights to all dames, North and South, and the rigid enforcement all lawH for the protection of the iaa^ment <(‘Dlvfof Trovidence in Ofo tbs New York sheriff who permitted “We of the North delude uuiuelrcs in expecting that the masmai of tho South, Tweed to csca]>e, and he shows no sig*.- of who are so far behind in many of the attri­ an intention to do so. butes of enlightened improvement and ^Thc Republicans have carried Connec­ civilisation, are in the brief period of ten ticut in every presidential election since or fifteen years to be transformed/ into our model Northern communities. That the party was organized, and they will do can only come through a long course of it again in November. . patient waiting to which no one can set a Gen. Robert B. Elliott of South Caro­ certain bound. There will be a good deal of unavoidable friction which will call for lina, has issued a letter to the leading re­ forbearance and which will have to be presentatives of the colored men in that relieved by a temperate, fostering care Stole calling for an confenaxv at Colum­ the Government. One of the most po­ bia to deliberate concerning the ni-arurei tent, if not indispensable, agencies in neeemary for their protection and vindlca1 this direction will be the devising of some system to aid in the education of the masses. The fact that there arc Senator Cragiu of New Hampshire. has whole counties in Louisiana in which been asked by the Republican State there is not a solitary school house, is full Committee of Indiana to visit that State of suggestion. Wc compelled these peo­ ple to remain in'tho Union, and now duty during tbs coming political campaign, and and interest demand that we leave no has consented to go. He is an able just means untried to make them good, man, and will do good service there or loyal citizens. Bow to diminish the fric­ tion, how to stimulate the elevation of this portion of our country, arc problems The financial (dank in the Hu Louu addressing themselves to our best and j Jatform reminds the Cleveland Lnwier of wisest statesmanship. The foundation the description an old Virginia 'darkey for thcs<‘ efforts mustjse laid in satisfying the Southern people that' they are to gave of his coon-trap : “It'S got a spring at have equal, exact justice accorded to boff ends, and can kotch de coon a-gwing them. Give them, to the fullest extent, or a coming.*' In either case Che victim every blessing which the Government of the trap ia a gone coon. confers upon the most Javored; The Albany Aryat (Dem.) says that them no just cause for oomplaint, and he qwsstiau of protecting the negro from then hold them by every necessary mdans to an exact, rqpd observance of .all nsuq}crons asessilt, .is not an iteun in thia their duties and obligaUous under the rahvme. It is quite likely that the Demo constituuon rad ita amendmrate, to se­ erate would Hke to waive the point,* but cure to all within their borders, manhood 'forallttydU' *“ Lis ,Lfc4 an issue in thia ’*a 1 can­ and citizenship with every right thereto MH.I Mwill hII 1be in f very canvass until such belonging. The just obligation to pub vase, and lie creditors, created when the Govern­ massacres an that al Hamburg terminate. ] ment was in a state of threatened dissolu­ 'The Grand Rapids Tfanre in a recent] tion and as an indispensable condition of its salvation guaranteed by the lives and issue thus spoke of cx-Seaator Naa- , blood of thousands of its brave defenders smith : “James M. Neaaouth of palamaarc to be kept with religiouw faith m arc soo County, a farmer and ex-Senator,* is j all the pledges subsiding thereto and ocprominently mentioned as a candidates for firmatory thereof. In my judgment the pledge of Ora- Commiraoaar of lbs Land Office. Mr. ms of January 14, 1875, for the re­ Nessmithfa aa wpright, honorable man, demption of notes of the United States in [ and will be a formidable competitor for ..i,;h>a.■ >tyatih^z,——I । Um nanon or mat pomuon. “ honor, simple honesty and iustroe to the people wbpec permanent welfare and pron- single work, but usually when in con effect—Pansed Ctetioo <mly tbe ftrrt two er the ffrst and l are noticed. Embroidery and quilt- to (wopeoe suitable pcov^ioas of law to carry this reaotuMon into by a unanmious vote. realty gr*UTyii>K Imre lUt artion hit at last been taken that u likely to remit in, tbc comptetioa of a toit for fhe commence­ ment of wide li it is exceedingly questions-, bio if there ever existed any necessity George Washington needed no puny ahsft to commemorate hw fame. The satire country is his monument and the city whieh bears bis name will hand ii down to posterity making it a familiar round to £: ear of qmu wbifo limo shall last. But ting"been onra'ffiegun, the shameful manner in which it was allowed to linger incompleted was simply a monnmant of aJ ftnucr. We (mahpu half 1hj Mtirii f~ th» krtae, aad shall conclude rtia.asKt Bamx». BETWBEXTUE.M HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Narreaa Diem dm. ■arc® nes*. excites universal admiration. Of course, female beauty comes in largely , and if the Japanese woman people's ingratitude and a disgrace to the for .display, • -------- — z------ 1 isiX-SHH meeting to-night. It looks as though the ticket that was given them at Su Louis re­ quired some consideratam before) it was de­ cided to be worth the time add expense inci­ dent t. its ratifioetlon. But the cry of rafona which in ita Democratic acceptation simply w^nfrly exhibited In certain tninaaAions ' n*w just discovered to hare taken place daringthe almfnhttzationa of Pierce and azLWteJS the seventy-thousand alledgcd to have the Interior'under Mr. UucKanai>\ar^ it seems, by various Democratic Secre- oftkr stocks. The lost to the, GuxeraiMOd bp this proeeednre of die Dramaratic. Stefatarys principal and interest wifl -aomi'm to al least five millions of dollars. A tele- ar.fr-c yr-* LETTER OUS CENTER WM China and of l^LntmtMb; Uw aHtat Dnmwsade, riitaaia U» uua. ceoosk finert works are thcTnibroidericR proper, if b<U Btrth-teang tint R,e-rd <•/ <?«, Diseases with Its Agonies for while the paintings arc curious, the Jaj amw du not a yet excel in this art. In embroidering, however, they equal the world, and the work ou. these sccwans will be found as good as the best in tho Royal School of Art Needlework or else­ where in the Kxporitira. The colors, oontraMN. and whole management of the effects are extraordinary fine. The delincation of small birds is exquisite, rad a group.of pigeons. fcFspirit and natumi­ people, hp »4jMirMd stsMiag at Ua Um BepuD. gll demand the eonqudoue obsernekoc of thw pledge, and it in the ‘ duty of Coo- lleaa Ktertnn of theriiy of Uasd*K>. Was gTcas to supplement it with such Isgide- baMrt toaeeunty a<wk‘r ertce. Batarday areation as shall be neoeaeary foe ita strict ingjalj 224 1878. The martfag was eahrttZtf’ TM1>’| RiIKm'I Record order fp.Geo. M. hmrey. Cbatraaa. ■< b'w fidfiDment. In our system of Government, inWliBsmbaairttaaNe, Ctatomaa af (WmtK The rery special attention of our readcro j g«K.v mart give aafoty and urine to the tea appelated al lart taartlag fa hraft a- eea-‘ h, asked to the article on the firvt page of balfot. brace the oomarou .seboob of the ’ UftoUon r*4 bydaws for a MyaV and Whvatoday's BaMMXX being the history of, land should U: ptenerved «■ afi. thrir tov rtnb reported to' adopt fovri adopted t.f iAMraatmi <JwradtMri; 45 Gov. Tildgn’a oonneetiou with Railroad On' an6oa of Mr. (fiarite' foe report ‘ baa swindles in the Northwest. The artide js 1 ■lilSSlt ll^lT-H h- —-------1 hy every copied from the New York City, pomibl. and> prepra gtmmtoc sgaiast £apseu,Uw WdiM Dam irrstin organ at every fom of eeciarien iaflutwte ar otro* • ••mn? v? that Metropolis, and is of course gospel to trol There ahmid be the atrictart Motromy all Dmmxwrta. It m worthy of general in the expeaditram of the Gewnmsit, 0T«cWj — •—<I » of been viagr materially diminished beearnTha acreraa for which the many Pixiladelphiaas haje taken refuge have bssn famous time out of from the sweltering city in the cooler » a leading feature of their disbreezes of the Park. Yet even here ucto articles serve tho double prostration and illness have resulted from if use and ornament.. And it is tho intolerable temperature, in a few udendand from kicking al thorn casex More of this weather is to be n irtknt a part they' bear in the panted for taro or throe weeks to coaw, in-and-out-of-bouse life of tho and then, whan we get oo tho shady sub of rammer, and the farmers grt their crops secured, we may expoet Um -whole country to enjoy a trip curing American independence, gnd in ties, are with the Japanese howehdd nelaying broad and deep the foundations of ccasitiee a* much fa chaa or Uhlea. .They are ail made upeu one general plan our liberties in the. Constitution of thogenerally in throe divisions connected by United States.—Therefore, as a mark of hinetw of metal or webbing, and' of uni­ our sense of the honor <duc ty hp name form size. The frames are of bamboo and to his compatriots and associates, our and other light woods, and the coverings The goods taco rcvpIulioMvy folhcrs, w.e the Senate and of silk, cotton er paper. •hownrbeing dreigrad to show the* hart Homie of icprrecnutivai iu Congress'tograde of manufacture, the groundwork aembled, in the name of tbc people of the being rich silk of n'Utral tints, and tha United States at this the beginning of the ornamentation of the most surprising and second century of national existence do lavish character This nroemmutien is a.Mume and diruet the roaiplctu n eff the of a threefold sort—parting, rcehertdefy, and a unique procfB of ‘•pricing*4 er Washington monument in tbo city of •‘quilting’’ which ia Dot to be seen In the Washington and instruct the committee decorating art of aay other people. Oeca I on approprilion of the respecti ve House* rionally ail three styles may be seen in a their liberties and their property. U*.*uat>« empire. But other features of this de partment and the Chinese display aw be reserved for another letter, -or 1 shall exceed my space and weary your readers The exocosrc beat of the post two weeks has not been without raw elect upon the grounds, c^ocially daring the lari fey Jays.' Hb nttaoAhoea {m nut < "Honest money for all, and free schools for • all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” Dated. MawbalL Jus D. »7». bwpand resects of wwus kiads, the most preposterously foany «,f the number I being the Ttoppere. who are »s nov n* | tare M the most ardont proRaphaeli«t could desire. I trust wo one will neglect to give the i--------------- J -x-*-— * NS *from Japan the closest :____ ,____ ___ 1wH _______ be found ____ is the highest, degree iartrwrtire, and will give tha visitor WV.jaM Uwrewh idea, pfthsrt^ys oMSAy of the Optic tended to proclaim their intensified patriot­ A nomination made with such unan­ Jpl/dftbe^otecotrtftry. imity implies a confident ou the pari of the Convention which inspires my . pro­ Whereas, Il has pleased Almighty God found gratitude. .It is accepted with >tho sense of responsibility which may fol­ safely 0)rough one hundred years of ,ia> low. r v \ n, k',..hA5\ HAYIM’ yXATFOBM I utrMW'.kdfeiOtihl If elected I shall endeavor /to perform Itii. (he duties in the fear of tho Supreme journ ( Ruler, and in the interest of the whole country. To the summary of doctrines Hon. GeorgnK. Pugh died July 1M1 of Representatives in Coagft** axwrabfod, raucu^odby the Convention A give my nah, ia Ciatwefi : tt in the name of (he people of the United ---------cordial assent. The Republican party has intrenched in the organic law,, of oar States in rererenV thankfulness adtnbwland the doctrine that iibaty ia tho . awAO the evidence ia the impeachment presoc, unchangeable law for, mqary foot of trial is in ; now. come the arguments. Rr.FlMt.tCAK COKGRESSlOWAt. American soil. It is tho reunion of that party io give full effect to this principle .. Ex Secretary JeweU will take part in dependency uptyi His providence and wilt ■ COHTBNTIOX-3RD DISTRICTtho Indiana campaign for Hayes and by Securing to ------* ’ And. Wbkrea*. We rttobgnizcas oar fa­ ' ‘ . citizen complete __ iberty and Wheeler.' ther a did that George Waabington ‘first exact equabty in the exercise, civil, The . Des Motas * Rejitter marks ig-peme, iirai i« twaf,‘And foht in U»a hearts political, republic rights. Hayks and Wunder's majority in Iowa of hdl countrymen, ^wasotoe of tlic cftlef This will be accomplished . when the at 60.000. . PreftaxAiMnk.* Of all iX-**hibita on 20ik. WNL the thorn of China and Centennial Japan «■ br-* some of the most curious and novel „t nd are shown in diene quilted pic. *t>ae Yu pnrdoular ia extrevagsutlj it is a prnnscrtrm of grttahoppen __ �At about 7 o’clock on Saturday^ morning of test, weak Mr. Gridlex's bare, in Rutland wm discovered id bo on fire, and with ita contents was horned, to/lhe ground, together wilh a 1876. Ool. 8, To State tax asMMwd. Oat. 8, “ C*. •' ” ", 8, •• Rejected 1878. , •• MM 1 022 49 » 1876. Ont, 8, To State tax uneneed 8, "-Co. •• •>, Om. •, To 8 It I etn I tax-------- t1 48 22 M78. 40 M*r, I, To tax on Per. Property 49 -MA Smwu iMuraaoe of $976. Prompt eeetetanoawaa rendered by ail wh<. ooald know what VU traaspiringeud by great ex«rttana tho bouse, taafeoiB and oat buUdlagp woee saved. Mr Cridler sapioesso hlreestf as very tKaMrfM to hte helpers saying that they could bare done no mare bad the proj^rfy been their own. He has the deepest rympatby from all, and we trustthat he may soon overcome the disadvantages nnder-whlch ho will labor on accoufif df.fae To P. B. Money fl. •• Flat •• Jsm W, To Bal. bro't down , 1878. tear. 1, By tends rot. ddfobsate *' 1. •' OnhofT. Treu. Apr. 1, V Flare apportioned Juno 1. “ F. A Money apportioned k. 1, 1, Apr. 1, JkM 6. •• " •• Tax «far. Propsrtj' ‘ "Ch’dbacktax ••Caa^WT.Troas. •• Flare apportioned «• P. 8. Mousy apportioned • Bal bro't far'd to bol. Bit 18 88 shop with Jtuwn Ridt 4 Brc Church and Railroad Street. XXGtf CWWGW AlFGOniG UP WHERE i The continued demands on my time have compelled me to remain in this city until Thursday next. It will be impoenib’e for me to stay longer, or to return nflct, I i^yo under four wceka, oonaequenlly all who require my perviow within the next four weeks, must cull before Thursday morning at my rooms, at tho Hastings House. A wdrd'to the wise is sufficient, m the record of what I have done in this city'' sufficient wpeako for iteclf and is weU known- to the public. A. M. Blazo, M. D. Anylauenl Physician and Burgoon. M2 60 ;10 16 1876. , ' Feb. 9, •• tax on Per. Propartv Jane 17 “ Pi Maney 17 •■Fine to* M. D. Read •desires to call attention to hi. DC Wagga Shop, ah*, ha *>, b. found al dl boon ot uy day, na^teSo work u Li. linn, from pautea j*w spoke in an old wheel, to the hniMtwy of the best buggy ever mm inf Barry. Don’t forget tho j tergo wheat stack close by. Tho barn enntafood a tern amount of wheel, same twenty tow of l^y,‘farming tools etc. the entire JoeJ amount* •• At A W. Ladicrf hone Ezra heavy 10 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. A nice line of Coat Bindings. New Style Shawls 00 eta. A full and complete assortment of ’Clothing. Strite from $4.50 to $40. xxi5tf A. W. Bailkt. i: Wa are. to receipt, of a letter from Hon. A. C. I»vm requesting ua'to aay that the state•• UoMMlf ’ matin the Zfsav JmItm/ of tha 18ih of July that ho h a madldale for lhe Stale oreale ( not tree. We had nd doubt that such was the 6tet, m we had tuppoeod Mr. Towne, like other men. would like to be indoreed, and hence ’ had counted him a candidate for re-eleotion . to the poeltion he filled during the lot eerdon f k<rf lhe Legislature, with so much honor to him- I •• tax On Per. Property “ 9, • Cask of T. Trews Apr. 1. •• Fines apportioned June 6. •• P. 8. Money apportioned By amt. bro't far'd to Bal. , / tWerfur a day or two. 9, — . Sunday was a delightful day, eelf, and credit to die Jbtrlct.' Bailey-a Printa 7 cts. Jxjnsdalo muslin 12 cts. Going to Kansas or Colorado. ■ Mayes and Wheeler dub meeting this vts 8, <• & ejected tax assessed 1876. Feb. 8 .To Rejected Us June 16, •• P. 3. Money *• was ba.Hy The tasting House at JamafF'1 by lire on Friday last. The I'jasp beating at Petoskey, commences Feb. 1, By tends rot. dellaquoM “ 1, •• Cash of T. Trees. on Tuesday evening Angurt let. Apr. 1, - Fines apportioned June fi. P. 8. Money apportioned The wheat in this county is nearly all ere name, nor will wo condescend to discuss any personal matter with meti jholmvt made rush a public confereaion. This will account forour refusal to notice anything about us, per acaally, that may »ppe*r in ‘he eolamv of cere.1. and is just about an average crop. « 12, •• •• tax rejected Apr. 1, ’• Fines apportioned June 6. •• P. 8. Money approiioued He learn th4 Mrs. W. F. Hicks and Mrs. Gee. M. Keel are both dangeronsly sick. The HepuUicMB of the city should not for­ get their ward caucusev on Friday evening, Tbo Battle Creek Drily Journal of Tuesday last, notes the marriage at the Catholic rtranA In that city on th* previous evening of Hiram LobdfiU of that city, and Mri« Mag­ gio Stanley, a eistar of John Stanley of this tat theia ta fully attended. Tboeditoref the BaXMWW will address lhe Usyre and Wheeler Club at Saranac, rhm>tey evening of thu* week. As we go topress we learn that Pullman Palace Sleeping Cant between the Missouri River ana the Rockymount taint without change. Ch»e connection m »ln at K ansaa City aiidv Alchuiou in Union I>epof For maps, time tablet and the “ San Juan Guide,’1 address, T. J. ArdBMOJI, Gen. Pan. Aot. Topeka, Kan. XXS2tf^ All kinds of fruit, candies, until and raisins, for sale at tbc lowest prices by John Stanley. elty, and who for several month* clerked for her brother, hern, and is well known to many the । Univorulist Meeting. ytubday morning about eight o'clock. : At a ("peaty CvBvstrtteaheld at Jaekson on Aaturday, a dclgeation favorable to Hon. James G'l>ou:>ell for Congress was elected. Pigeon Shoot July 21. 076. Mar. 1, •• tax on Per. Property I, •• Rsjecled tax ladef. descrip June 16, To 1*. 8. Money The Bov. J. Merrifield wiU I”**'11 * ‘M Ooart Hmn on Friday evening July 2fah. Come and bur him. ‘ We nute with deep regret the death on Satur­ day last, of the ■•Centennial" aou of lease W. SPECIAL NOTICE. July 1. To Ba), bro't down 1876. Mar. 1, By lands rot. delteqweei •• 1, •• tax on Per. Property •• ), Gash of T. Trees. Apr. 1. •• Fines apportioned June 6, •• P. 8. Money apportioned •'•a t'iilnrMiay last George Barnes of Vhis K-iiy left iii company with Frank Hamilton of JtuioMl. Wireuadn, ei> a Cenlcnutel trip to Philaddplua. ' ' r . hew petate-n. green tern, • Cucumbers and harvest apple* M**bu<»done. and toitsr^ently aud 4j Mail arj. - 8.To Rejected RnU. C. Hotchkiss C.-R. Barlow" Madge 1876. Oct 8, To Btatctsx •• 8, “ Go. •• . ■■ill play a match game on lhe grounds of the llaitcr on Wednesday a0ext>aan_f The are cordially invited Co al tend. 0.1 1*0.1 1010 0 6 IM., T». By U*d« **- drtinqu* - », - ean an Per. Preparty • Cadi of T. Trona. i Rm. apportioned 0 0 016 b 0 11 0 a 1110110111 a 1110010111 8 1*1 u-ji 1 oojjBrillL I'real.yteriau Chureh, will bo entertained on dock. . 8 Cistern Pumpa. xx41tf J. Mavs Opposite the Fort Office HxslinCT, Mich. OKORGE L HEA TITS. AWWOUMCKMKNT TOTHR PDBZ.IO. PICTTJRBa 1 . , The ladieainiie recietyT'amteeted with the ars invited-Wfta aAeix J 1 1 i 1 O 1 - 1886. We irttaf Mw I’.epubV'-an* of rec): aud every township ia Ita county will see ttell that they Feb. 29, To Per. Property tax jttae* full reprrwntMLivu nt the County Con- Jane 27, ■• P, 8. Mowey. reatiop on Jjpturday-CdJbOltAX.' C-. , The first, ataa of Vermontville. and the first mteeofthe cHppor*Bari Ball flub of Ihlldly, i i tonroio 0 Our Centennial, Train han brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, snd Gail era for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell wsy down knvfo'r <JsA. I also' bril ' the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well A T M 1 178 86 16 TO piotukbSi I am now all alouc in tbo Photograph bumnesri, nod an I have made arraage- Oso. Goodyear Sheldon took first money $8.25. Shoot off tba' tie for 2d mi>ney nt 26 yards. Ladles pm .M e print to-itey an exceedingly iut^yweting te’tor frum.^g I’kilid-lplite ISdrrSspoadenl, red a fang delayed Washington letter that is «f «poc>4 jnt«re«lk; Bdlh . should hate' 7he ♦artful attends^ Don't fail Io ahead theuipe^og al iVe Court $819 10 789 M Mouse this Monday evmringto perfect tha argsnixstionoflhe Haysn aad Whretcr dnh.' W. H. GOODYEAR, ri75 1 047 H IBS The Trme ury balances published to-dsy by_ dj W. T. Wherter; our able CodatyTreasurer, HUhoof interest to tfag tax-payers of each nd «vw,Xpwreidiutfa Co|*A» Itddtou >176 02 . 90S 62 u <7 ITO 00 25 .61 SO M 187C. The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRjIDB. and has in stock and, daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuff's, Fancy Goods, and in fad a com ­ pute Stock of Druggist’s Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. -: RRMRMBRR, tte.Peo ’ plds Dr ug 8 torhiidineatly opnosiUJbnptseBMr �NEW XDVERTISMEirrr; and Polar.d China breeds are remarkable' for the ease in which they take on fat. Indeed., it is impossible to reduce. them to a lean condition on the feed that, our old land sharks would Starve on. In breed­ ing swine, one shodld remember that "tike < begete like,’’ and keep only the bdanhavivg the moat good mints. Tottt ttW-. teg sows should attbne selected fer tlidr •fine shape, Ac. No boar should be used . under one year old ; and if required for. snany rows, he should not be aDcwed to run with them. Let no good farmer say . that it is not profitable to fatten pork, As he values his reputation for goad judgi- G. P. How»lnCo’».(>iw>n. One at the most experience creamery butter makers in tho State of New York unaie carefhl experiments, shoving the dnfcat which milk should be set to uaflte ths most butter. He says; “Inor­ der to make the experiments practical, I have set not has than 3,000 to 4,000 meut. An oldswine brooder says: “The pounds of milk at each trot and carried the smaller farmer, who keeps but few hogs tesu.throught ten Hays- tri^b, inorder to ia not aware of lhe extent to which green crops may be used in tha production of pork. A clover pasture that will The milk in the sooting late that was produce two and one-half tone . of Nt, six inches drop required 14 per cent, clover per acre will be sufficimore in quantity to mike a pound of but­ ter than in those vats ^cfeit wm only four inches deep, in each case tho vats being skiaa»d «t tks'saine intervals of aettitt^, and tho cream treated precisely the same In each instance." The water used for coding wm from springs, flowing on the bottom, aides, ana tsp of the milk, which was perfectly sweet when skimmed. Tliis statement goes to show that farmers who make their own butter should use Tbe American Grocer (Now York) s^ t; shallow vessels to rot the milk in. “Dried blackbarnos whej>.ripeahouJdjh4 nicolj dried (rot burned) bsfiwe proki^ It u highly necessary to cool milk m if packed before thoroughly dried the) speedily as possible, which b carried about breed worms, become mouldy and unsala­ town to supply retail customcn, and also ble. Dried raspberries always sell better that which u sent to cities by rail, as then blackberries, and -should receive- tho milk in warm weather decomposes rapidly, same care and handling. Dried Apples— Be sure if not properly cooled before being rout Select sound fruit, not too ripe. out. Mt. Willard, the celebrated author^ to have them thoroughly cleaned', let no ty in dairy matters, says : “The practice specks of skin appear on any part, and moat in vogue among milkmen furnishing above all, be sure they are well cured. milk for city consumption u to have a Dried apples coming to market with specks pool of cool water in the milk house. of akin, or cores and seed;, still on, never There b a coaslant flow, of water in and out meet with ready sals at market prices. of the pool The milk it placed in cant 8 Formerly when there was a comparatively inches m diameter by 26 inches deep, small quantity of 'sliced' apples prepared, which are sunk in the pod, care being they sold at better figures than quarters taken that the water comae up a little and halves, but this difference in value at above the line of tho milk in the cans. once led to an increase of the^supply, so The flow of water in the pool should be that now we are oventoebed with ‘sliced,' sufficient to cool the milk to 60°, or a lit­ and our advise b to have a less quantity of sliced apples and more cleanly prepare tle below, in the space*of «m hour. Milk cannot be cooled rapidly in large quartci a ana halves." quantities, consequently the cans thould not be any larger than above stated. When milk ia carried in a wagon in warm weather in cans, to customers, it is a good plan to surround the cans with coarse sacking, being first thoroughly wet with water, before placing them around the NiBBACKA, Cauvomkia and thvWnrr Omaha an4£Wifi»H|ia Ups j i la lhe shortest And bast route for al. rfointe In NoRTnnBN ItWioia, lowA DAKOTA, NBBHABKA. WVOKINA Oitemana, Utah, Nbtada, Caia FOBNIA, OBKGOM, CHTXA JaPAX AM S^Malion aBd •*' Winona and dtlVMifr Una__ Is the only route for WnvokA, Roc«k» >jr ■naa.OWA»ox«A,MA«La're,RkPwKj & Haw Uxm, gpa,qM*a|ina ta, Boatberi f; and Central Minnesota. Its | Green Bay and Mi... istte Line j Le tbb only lfr« for JambsVTL.ua Watdtpowm.JCojidDv LAC-OaKKoari AppurroR. GnnjKN Bay, I Acakaha Nboaunkm MARQurrrr, HoUOHTom Hawcock and tha.DAWV KbFWtoi ^^reeport and Dubuque LiM 1 Chicago andyMUwaukee Line Is «be«ld Lake Bhore Route, and is th, only one passing through EvaXVPon AWEHAHVE, TOMIC. SOW iKD BfJ Vsomsa is wads axelBilTsly from tha Jneioa of ■sr, Twjaacn, Cuaeer C»B- each plant by itself as it wm first rot out. If ths ground be highly manured, and the variety of berry fine and large, the crop the next year, and more particularly the second year of bearing, may be expected to be “wonderful." Lot tbo plants bear two or three yean, then make a new planta­ tion aa before. Some astonishing large aud fine berries (new varieties) nave been exhibited this season. I lately visited a strawberry plantation where I saw berries M large as ordinary peaches—• few of the venr largest—and I exhibited berries my-i roll (a now soedHng) in regard to which one of the papers said: "Mr.----------- ex­ hibited a basket of very fine strawberries, some of-which would measure eopkf or mne orokeA -ia circumference." This goes toshow what WQuderftil success bro been made in producing new varieties of strawbemro during the last few yean. , ja.4he only route far Kkxhm, Roagrona JnjpvPORT, and alTpolnta vIa F^qseport Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. OHETIC- Sms aw. Bt. n-rn XtwiweiR Dutcyr and all points lu.ttje^GvopA North weal VEGETINE Strawberries, like all other crops, to bo grown in perfection, must be cultivated with care, and tho land should be highly fertilised. New beds may be set out an soon ro well rooted junera can be obtained —from July 16th, to Sept. 1st. If set later than Sept. 1st, the plants will not be­ come as firmly rooted in-the soil,-and they will not produce much fruit the next sea­ son; but when set in July, they will bear a good crop of fruit the following year. The best manure is wall rotted cow dung, to be spread and forked in. In garden culture, tho best crop may be obtained by sotting the plants ia rows, two and a half foot apart, and one foot apart in tbo rows, and ail ruanera to be cut off, so as to leave 'SI. Paul Uij New Haven Conn., . t FOB THE Pullman Palace Cars on .Mil through trains of I road. Thia it tho ONLY LINE runnini these cars between Chicago and St Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee. or Chi cago and Winona. At niahaour Slo^jKira rouneet wKl the Overland Sleepers on the Uniat a ' allroad for all points West b tbo Missouri River. On the arrival of the fr°m tbe East or South, the trail *,nsof the Chicago dr‘ North-Western jjdlway 1 LEAAE CHICAGO aa follows For Council Bl' “!■ Omaha and Cali-* fornla, Two Thro E* Trains dally, wlttr Pullman Palace . awing Room and Bleeping Can rough to Counci* Blunk For St. Paul . , and Minneapolis, Two Through Trains Dally, with Pullman Palace Cam attached ou both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Kaperior, Two Trains dally, with Pullman Palacw' Cars attached, and running through to Marquette. For Milwaukee, Four Th rough Trains dally, Pullman Cart on ulgbt trains, Parlor Chair Cars ou day trains. . For Sparta and Wiuoua and pointe lu; Minnerota. Ono Through Train dsdly, with Pullman Blecjnini U> Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dallp, with Pullanin Caro on night trains. For Dubuquoand La Croose, via Clin­ ton. Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Care on night train to Me Gregor,flowa. For Sioux Cttv and Yankion, Two Trains daily.-PuIlman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. l For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. For Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janeaville, and other points, you cue have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, no. 415 Broadway; Boston Office, No. 6State Street; Omaha Offlee. 263 Farnham Street; San Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago Ticket Office; 03 Clark Streel. under Sherman House; cqpiar Canal and Madlrou Street; Klnirie Street Depot, corner W. Kenile and Canal Street; Wells Street Depot, earner Weifa and Keiixie Strt-cte. . , ,, Fqrrateeor in forma tian npl attaina­ ble om your home ticket agents, ap­ ply Makvin HwjHrrr, - » Geu. Sup't, Chicago. W.H- Smxxrr, Gqn. Pa.** Ag’t, Chicago. ft : XX88 i IA trees JulrlTU_______ SALE ON EXECUTION. PETKES MUSICAL UG1ZUTCS Pkfeks Hovbbhold Melodies ETERS- VCTAVO vHOKUSHd. nutalac goer or Flro Utelss Ckoraaos by neb ulbvrt u U.mr.fciuui. Hattbb. ' Sacked Selections Pktkbs C«fetalalac Sosrod Qawteti sod Ckirosa he - Organ Selections Pktkks ETER8' 1ARLOR MUSIC. AKRX.t Mercantile Training 8t«n>® TOU1WMEN. \jhitter CHARLES ft J WELLS, PrrtOtut. HENRYU MILLS, Shntnry. KatabUah«d Ju 1IHJ4. cepted— may take 160 acres of Govern­ ment land on payment of 114 fare, and after a reaident of five yean ou the land they can hare a clear deed of it from the Government. After nix months raudeoce, if they choose, thar may pay 6200 iSMSiSi® VALUABLE INFORMATION. The most extensive, thorough and 'oomr, pietc institution of the kind in the world. Right thousand graduates of thia College now fo successful business in the principal cities and towns of the United States Tte Rifht Kind of Statin for Yfflf fel. Magnificent granite building, with ele­ gantly fitted and furnished apartments for the'application of and carrying out of ow novel and systematic methods of - get a dead on payment of 8200 and mak­ ing proof uf MidemetH and improvmcnt. The Tauber Culture kw mm 160 acres teaay <nm i* * " * tmaandcuU Ue taken on like condior 40 acrea E a are the same m for lions. The Only a small portion of fa it sow offered by the uoTerraemror sale, it b«ng . toMV re­ served, for rotllansrnt under the Home­ stead sod Pre-eraptiro fewa. Where it eao feted «b» price b H.25 per- BUSINESS TRAINING. Youagjmen who contemplate a buaums lifav apt} gannls having sons to cduo^ arc particularly rtqurolqd to and ^J^ente relating to the college, which gtW fu# information as to .terms, oondi- CHARLESILJY^LS, President, xx2»tf »-.! A mo Zlew, pfelTIVELY CURED. I tnt«dJca«T>l ' 'VoRTGXGE SALE. Dsfuall havinr SmowM* ta> Us rondilions of i TNt IICKFOtD AOTOUTIC ' Family fitting garhipn I smuijft oownm TEN PIN BALLS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-27.pdf e45416d9d2875f6969fa6fd0a9346ced PDF Text Text nrrnj hoto»h?aw huo NO. 26. VOL. XXI. 83UP 1HT GAN’ THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1876. WHOLE HO. 1069 THE YANKEE SkOOCMTSTKESS,’ change of-the medicine with her for the • mw .i.-jon ; ; , /laJ ■ . dav.and recommended, that Mrs. Rogen UNPARtLLED SUCCESS ',uWt x vntM<ta*,rAKfcK«fti ittrt' A should take some rest, « ' ■■ ■... ‘_________ •er toe ' ... ... .1*. ... .h. •iiuqn> -----. HJTT3J JtHOV W3B RUO fiVoMi ZHHK! 1 >1A Mttb THS PERL B CMBINKD MACHINS WITH tie JOHNSON RAKS. q . , . .......................................... - lartrei- Two ftuacr bora, aad three »h ' Machine. We >l»o have the . TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, Wbtehte the be^ttoa Wlmded Machine to the Maeto t. <kM and r >< SEETHE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES Bota FlutebeJ . Hm.cn. geo. m. rinrev UnSalWuU. . • -the old AT XGRIOUX.TUWLL HAU, Ore door ent of Goodyear'# Hardware. UlHW vjt» ?«»•*. Ua»iI»<». Barry St IWCIUPTIUS: •t anvEHTimxa. k 4/taq^ TbiHTW*. youjand tbeu, perhaps, I shall rest." •'The doctor said you must l»e kept ' Mre. Witeoa camo o4ertlc next IA£ Irirt.yitf'Hdw’." ‘ ’ “Yes, but l must ten you this, and I do qt know than, J . shall have another I chance. I aball fed better when it ia done. It ia about William Merton.” "‘Keep alt calm as possible and I wilt ' > sank Ytoilxygladfijrydu, my dtorgW“ lUooMyMt'b'i »< but I voaU nuhor you had' ■soldi-ww t k.1) C SKA •! !bor I took from the orphan asylum, and “[intended to. y-[ .have toH,no. <me> haabonnd'tdmy kervioe for $100, to be but fl ugh, and htf asked me about raid ‘Whetj'hc wak twenty-one years of age. ^^nren.ftr oitDe,’Mnt. Grillin'gticsi®!I 1 was to- gree him three inonthe schooling ri^O, fokitwas sho -Who Informed 'ine. each winter, and keqp him clothed and Now do not be surprised’; J could think board hpn. This was told around when I of no other way to kagp.you ia^. tkfcbto- brought hhfa to'Culcheitcr, and It u all ter, and I, tare been putting Ctaritf|t ?p that the people here know of him. I to offer Lutaelffo you. That money was said poUiiag. He waa nearly ten years all that hindered him. 1 .to|d lum. you, bld when X took him,home. Now, Mias I would not think him mercenary; .M’ardlow, thia canuot go any longer. see it ia all viglit, fur, if hb. is my oiyn- ;h*TD ffdno the boy injustice. I have wrongdear brother, he w not like Ur. Emer- ;pd myself, and injured my family by thia dri^ption. Miss Wardlow, William is “I esteem Mr. Spooler vary muck, ho my own child! I have always loved him; has always been kind to ma ; I should but I stood in awe of Mrs. Rogers, and neiter'Hunk 1dm selfish or mfree^ry/’ M । to keep th'e peace, disowned ■ my first “I am delighted* that you are going to .bora sou. 1 know what I mu saying; livchcn-ibjWttartjtt., .When wiU .y^fi ‘;it is not the vagary of a feverish brain ; but J feel as if 1 could go mad when I conmtack furgQBdr , u "I taped to return the find at June. think what I have done; of the great in-, Kdwara,s|iya tho house,WiU be in , order |justice and aln.” thftata is ruing to have k ropainted^j „ . ‘ Wilham always said that yon were ApJ d u die last of April now,. kind to him—-that be respected and you will Dpt leave for a wpek sure; you loved you; ho testified it by coming l*ck had best ndi take Hugh with you ;. I irill |in your need." ‘1 know he lores me, and that in like take care of him if you learn .him with I have me." . . . idriving the iron into my soul. "lie would be too much disapoiuted treated him kiadly. but I have allowed were I to leave him behind. Thank you my wife and Theodore to trample him the same; I may like to have him -dawn.’* • ‘ Then Mrs. Rogers is not his own stey with you in May a few days, as <e intend to take a short bridal trip fedore mother?" ’•No,»nd.lhere it is I When I wont we commence huuaeljMiping, aud. the child will of course remain al home, and wo into the world for myself, I was just shall be .rcry grtalfiJ to you if you will twenty-one, and I let myself for a year to a man it> Massachusetts. I was a good accept the charae." ‘•Well, I will do so with pleasure, but I looking fellow, and a good business man, have a favor to ata uf you in rrturn. I and had considerable experience for my Me trusted me in every thing; be am anxioto. to hare you mxrriod at our ,yearn. wit absent from home a large portion of house." ,XI I .torda aeul rf-IDlB M vMAul —I M. ^'**^1 CUAPTU ad 1 thr ( ‘ MESSES & POWERS/. Huntings, April 12. 18T6. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON, •’1 t will be very pluA-saut. I think it would be conferring a favor upwu mu, inatead .of jour receiving <»ue.“ • , It,wa} itat pixwuouy. idmuld tataptata iu 4»e toyndog d too o’clock, and alter diunor, the. bridal party bhould ttaoita can. for Niagara and home bylta wayol* Moutrea - and <fusDML 1 Mr. Itogem ooaunued very rick, aud Dr. Emerson was excarilM^yr. Mjxioiu. There were reverai cases of iliums, and hia time was.yory much occufjed, but be managed to see Miss Wardlow fur a fow miuule* each day.ovan if ta ; bad to ex­ tend Lis visits into tlra night season. One morning she tmcouipauicd him on his visit U.Mr- Rogers, ip nspouse to the eolicilarion-of the -latter. Williato. Mot, , tou was just coming from • the bouse as they drove to:tio. Site. Ho eXfWRd much pleasure mmcctiug hw teachurv for whqw ho ctarifhod the warmest friend ship ; and upon her speaking of her pleas­ ure in seeing him there, be replied gravely that he thought be ought to come. r Mr. Rogers seemed no better; indeed hia fryer waa increasing aincc the previ­ ous evening, and he seemed much exci­ ted. . . ’ “This will pcTOt do, sirMid the doc­ tor ; “you have been .fretting about some ’ thing/ '■ “j could not help it. My wife has been fiudjng fault with William; she does not like him ; and shq uoes.np reason whatever. I haliers «ta thinks ho .isqto blamp, because he d»d oottaM .tho stasne Nashville, Great Bargains !:i:.H ' iiE.iD! JtK£fO^ Sp<< .■ MedicalAdiwodcmmo upon nt iJB-.tol *® *fta not And at». •/,<7 < 'umfort and Happij&Bt “tkTUK ,4^ .,iw •or. Iku I wowH «•>. ,4. IbowftUIU ..... . _ k«-lwt Imb BWUfli.wUk jMre kinds— bj K ,S|. -W08L DR. J. B. LaSW^B 9^w^le,kGoa CMN‘ uf flMtiam «4 »»ciiUj<hal oa t iouath be wifi b« aTBIareMM Bi I ”* (er eeaauUaHva nmSrt wor® anxintv bad been unfnund<Ml IL mU hekacw jpHlateBhofildbe iriarrisd, and had no* poosibte objection; he seemed foniTsuf the child, and wished it called f»r h’mi, and 1 took the farm to cany fur half of ha profits. We wore very happy, and I was fobd of my boy I When he was about a year old I reuolvad a letter from my homo saying that my fa­ ther was very sick, and wished ma to (tame home if I would ever see him alive, [had never written than, nf my nurripgtt, indeed I had only written three '|etiere borne after leaving. I would gladly have taken Ellen and the baby with me but ahc was not wdl. and her aunt thought the journey rfprtld be too' tire­ ,some, so I left them. When I got home my father was very low, and died tho nextdav. The day after the funeral 1 received a letter from Aunt Merton that was very sink. I hastened hack aa qui«x u ponnble. but too late to see my wife alive. We laid her to sleep in the family cemetery, with her new born Daby by herside. Mils Wardlow I have seen trouble rinco then, but nothing that cut me down Eke lorfbg Ellen. Theodore's misfortunes were next. Mr. Merton was exceedingly kind> te me; but 1 could not stay where everything remind­ ed xm of my lost wife. I knew that her clandestiuly. We 1331 (Ke* "opportunity when he had gone to llw lejny.ljiri buai- ne« to accomplish our design. Ellen had an aunt resiuing in Connecticut, over tho line, and she nroposed to her mother to come back to tire- {fid Tiome,» *»j I to go and make Her a visit for a few days. bought my brother out and 'settled down 1 was to carry, hes in her father’s carriage. for life. We lost our firat-two children. Wo went, but before T left her at her aunt’s tbria«rte,,’W(rwetrt te a justice of tho pa*co aad were married. I - returned brought home, and as , his grandfather wished to keep him, 11st it rest that he might stay. I once went to ace him, and found .him a fine boy, looking more w>t, and on .Monday amt for her. When like myself than like his mother. Mrs. we came home, I wished her to Jet mo Rogers would not go with me at alt inform her father of our marriage. She She could not bear to hear him spoken of finally consented, if everything was and declared she would never have mar­ pleasant intbc family, for Mr. Merton ried me had she known she waa to have neftatinjfs wan unreasonable and fxacbeen a iwcoud wife. Lt shocked her ao tipua, and his wife, poor woman, used to much that [never mentioned it unless actu • have rather a hard time. That with ally necessary. When Theodore was two her feeble health, ;pnd his unreasonable­ ycarsold, Willie's grandfather died, his wife ness, it was no wonder that she enjoyed died a year before, and he left Ellon's lus absence, and *as happier when be was boy sole heir to hia property, with a gone. gwp. When we dfdre Mti into iMt the yard, he strict injunction that- his -firm should —-• orthe>u>u«,u«t —<••!.— I.-..-. -—d was in for a wowo out not be sold, but that it should be kept ronUri-ywft. now,’ aridYkinJw myself it'was^no time for his grandson. He had left an annuity to his maiden sister to last her life time, to say anything. I took the home to the Stable and toojt aareof him before I went Into the kitchen., When I ijid go ahe too died, tad trial io, I taw EI1A1 had l>een weeping, Mrs. Morton tree ia hy-terie^ ata Mf. Merton ahould new ta owned saw child. rirtae pleasant hours, and I know that I iwaa k comfort ‘io her. Mr. Merton _ E._ for DH R.0. BUM , t,' .iM • i - Whigan iMiuwdw- ■ Urge property ; it has Teen Eis barites' Ea8‘ 8^'naw ,nd tt summer the little boy had the art canker rash. and died. - „ jl came around without our divulging our secret, aild when the winter set in, Mr. Merton went off -to Wew Orleans to ej>end the season. A sister of hu came to live with’ua. A little while after he leftour Willie vaa born. We had told her aupt of our marriage, and ahe waa very kind to EBcn, but advised us io leave before Mr. Merton’s return from the South.. I would not go till my time Bad expired, but I had engaged rooms for my wife at a neighbor's, in case of a rabtr--------*‘l • then wrote him our marriage, s Uhy. "and waited in i tors did nofcgp' now; it tab time to answer to tfcc l WnpHio-e mc.fur hiahhrithclp general­ ly did not like Ju* to*, well. The next dagf be started fur Buffalo; hia wife was May sick some time, and my Ellen had •> ..v.Ka'W ** followed him. It seemed loo lianl now to «y anything to Mr. MeAto. The fell grandfather and aunt, and so I left for a bmbou. 1 went out to Wisconsin, and having quite a sum of money, entered Into a speculation in lands, which WU very successful. I was so fortunate as to t)i« time, and I waa trusty. His wife make myself quite well off ip p few was a sickly person. He had two chil­ months. About this time I got a letter dren—a daughter about eighteen, and a from Ellen's &ther saying ho wu going sod six yearn of age. Ellen Merton was a to be married, and asking whether 1 lovely girl; she was not handsome, but could cama back and live. He would ahe wan morn than that, and -her mother’s not be williug to I eve me take WiHio ill health bad mhde her grave and steady away, but he should make him his heir. beyond her ycers- As > matter of course I was doing well, aad so concluded to I loved her; being thrown with her so stay where 1 waa. I became aqpriptod much in ever^-day life 1 could not help it, with my present wife the next vw.^H and my affection waa returned. I knew married tar. I tad do mtention of deeri vieg her Esther to be a proud man, and I had her; and really supposed that ahe knew pot the lout idea that he would accept that I was a widower and hade son living. his hired man as a husband fur his only It was not a love match ; for I never could daughter. Rut 1 determined to have her love oue eo entirely different from Ellen and I over jterBUadcd her to marry me WW just letting the devil out of his mouth. But ho never gave me a word g£jilftaturc. IMmxae he was afraid he i(f >M I jpwUTty of tM fMtowl '..Tmrjmrzut-B •**■»** “■*« £7u.'2J?h£et#£i* ‘.'“a. while he had a re­ liable Substitute in the rick room. i After the doctor took hia departure, Abba dosed the blinds, and taking a chair near the bed side, sat down quietly by tbo tick man; hoping he would sleep, i “It will not -’do, Miffi Wardlow. I eauuot sleep now. J am going to' talk to • ‘ Poor Bat I cannot die without acknowledging �him tii the world aa my 7K4. I febkn like me,'and I w» df fou to tej the Story ; yon can da K better <h He love, hwmsten, aftd they M way. bc^fo^jO^ dore. JBh*i <Wne RF*; ft our THE OfiNGRpSKXiAL QUES- dmia.oroa *• oolaak Ibmof. .i,i4 tba want “Fiato" above or proerrlu,.. Ibaumi.or my writo, latoty, u print W””. “t rune, or the Wtulfll WPublisher) of new*. p*pf»and Mrfflfiicafa msy print on tin xnpfBifl of jifflr nugarincs seen fruaHMflfco °* frfififetion to regular to which m£ri;,. Washington letter. UJe Of IfetiOaral* Nttmsnt that fes^preteAlil Cnarearireal Ceerealtea. ahooM plane tn nctalaatiou u their saadldakss for nspresiifetlvsa In Co^rwa from th* several tic* thereof has beemed paid ; and addnx-, upon portal cwrdn and unsealed eircul.m ■ay be either writtau, printed, afixcl tied, or afizol thereto, at the eptiou of the render See. lfe ,rThit all Acta or part of Acts DtaScti not baiy ahte mta, — true me*.— and eflfcieai men. but, also, men wha can, not only command the ftall vote of the party, but i Ae-provisieaB of th* Act Whu CM, si*o. add strength from their per­ ianal record to the ticket,'/S& wml £fltenA-’ t. । '‘.iir. ter recognise him as a Roger.-. I shall to-night have my will drawn up; I have . property, enough of my own to leave my other children, and William must be educated out of my own estate. 'complicatoJ. The «muars, and nil maibhle 1 Class, other than iliat <!ehere every di that tfedefe two or three iheir attempt at self defense. Th. bQ«i< ia that Belkt in brief, appear to be some ot the **<*»• HuMticas io be vettled atomenl n« ia their character, ami rtftet not only the people of to-day but all who shall coma after us as residents of the Bapublic. Augusta, One vote may determine the political com­ Hamburg, plexion of the House, heore it behooves the Georgia,on the North bank of th. Savan­ people of the State of Michigan to make it cer­ nah river, is populated almost exefeuveJy by colored people. tain, by the nominalien of their very best Stale militia) sought to celebrate the day floor of the Hoove from thit Mate In the asst Congrrea. by a peaceful perale. We can do that, and we put do it, U waa onhred out ef the highWiy wish eat fe, cfel tww-chiv or do le«» than our duty aa Bepablicaas. alrou. Southern gentlemen «g* In this District there is t>o lick of good men any of whom' are OUR NEW YORK LETTER. On the Fourth itwl. its colored mfiHta company (a part of tho men, that nine loyal mea have seals on the ins, Mien., jLi.rH;, 18IC. opposite dirertly or fadtfe thereof. JAMBS N. TYNER, Portwiai/rr O»W> Chien^H!. WMt Compliance waa at first declined, but sub willing to ' ipcriflce sequent!}- the ranks were broken M com- tome papers are making so much fare about, poMHauoa. Mrx TBdoo io in dooc strata minded. to avoid trouble. The next day atom ~ Ww bm. Um..b«tob«g the company officers were axummahd to and a blunder from,the first, and never Mr. in Congrem. knowing Ml well that a nomina­ sppear Wore a trial justice to answer for waa of any use to any clam but the morn- I Mat her money time and again, but obe tion by the Republican Cbnveniiea ia e^uiratheir aggravated offence. The write Were tant to an election at the polls. That Bet, obeyed and after a' partial eroninatooo to get money to her by round about waya, farther prooredtags were poolpooed until day ia put into the office at that hour. It diligence and ear* in making their •election. tho 8th in*. On that day the town waa Weahonld hare aa our BepreMntativ* the beat early filled with hundreds of white mon ting at Cleveland the nekt night nt 7, tit man for the poaition in the District. AU other from the surrounding country and from Toledo at 1135, and at Chicago the next Junder “* things being equal, uo man's a mbit ten for Georgia well armed, appar~’ mmag - a **' W !-*■ pillion, no man's individual interests, should command of one Butler, a mi Nr. York at »W tbr toMW aad •* reconstructed rebel who insol have the slightest influence with the Conven­ ‘ed that the members of the — ialo Tolrdo. CUralaad ui'Glaf, to tion. Tho work for the CmvenUon to do is io puny should surrender their anna. It was SmXftLEi4<Z5 select ths man fur standard Merer, whe, agreed to do so if Butlor would guarantee likriy to be opened Jlnl, will be true to the principles and policy thrir safety. This condition was refused r. Beecher om>1 and the company retired to their snnsry. the buxineas men cither of the OMlarwert, of the Republican party and whose personal This was immediately sttadked by the ana the rrppareeftha cBfra- tarfti «b*4 •harecter is in and <jf ileeU. a platflsrm. desperadoes, but fiuEng to diriodge the entirely urehre-expenditure. New- York the great acandaL Smiul, to plare£in*nomination the tnan who occupants with the means at hand, and after sends out each week over 10,000 sacks of PpB UTBMATVBX. j. an ineffectual attempt to fire the budd­ cando must to unite the party and make the _ XM fome Cabin matter that origioafee ing, it waa accomplished by artillery. canvans red-hot for oar opponents. During an attempt to escape Iran a rear beaides the vast amount of matter that comee here, fur I di»lribu|io*j.' But the That the CoavonUon will do thia ws havens window, some of the Negroes were riddled Government ought not to par. Jar special doubt. In fart, with three sweh’snes aa Hoe. with bullets, and others who were captured trains just to give the New York papers aa were shot down like dogs, after they were Daniel Striker, Hon. James O'DannaU, and ‘ iT‘ iPTFlfftTlTr w" dispose***! of their arms and their bodies Hun. E. W. Barber, fmm whom to make the CZ.tiJ.Vnin,™ _ year with his mutilated. Their appeals for We were •election it would be scarcely poeaihte, to make met by blows and responded to by oaths It w’well if it » dead. a bed nomination. Tbeoaly question is, .Xai and derisive merriment. Alter these bar I of the three will, under nil I he ciprumnaneM, baritiee the town, according to one ac­ he the bnt candidate for the party, and maha ! count, was sacked.' Eierj account thus Ctr received goes to show that a pretext ths aUttt Representative of the people. was deliberately sought, through two insoOur county will probably prevent Mr. Strik­ Icnt. blaspheming blackguards, for the er s name to the Con rent ion with ths belief that butchery of these unoffeesrve men, who at their own homes and among their awn theK hollow tubes are placed leather boxes he is worthy of the position, and would make a people were quietly enjoying the day with Repreaoulaiivc, that would represent the Dis­ out a purpose to interfere with any one. trict with honor is himself, and for the be*.* Tho leaders here. paralyzed fer the mo­ end of the route. The Pneumatic Tub* ment by the political conaoquencw threat-| ia cheaper than ‘ good of Che people af the State, and with coed, have neglected to defend this Demo- of any length, ai,_______ ___ t unthhering fidelity to principle. And should eratic constituency by a shout of -‘blood proved to be entirely succcauul he receive the nomination, ws have no doubt shirt” or “campaign fie." to be laid to Philadelphia and M The sundry civil service appropriation bill very soon. The rate will baft has been agreed upon, aavetiwpodticm fat re- more than poet age, of course. I htiooto a repeal of theTegirtnrtiom taw, up- lie ' nothing xs compared to tel£g| on whieh point the Senate reftire-i to yield. (a Jburpage letter can be sent a» 1 •aid of way of the other csadidattn.’.though The Senate consented to a reduction of । teta words. Sapporn the iaventi among them we thiak the Hon. JamM O’ltoe- about g3,We,000, ar»dthe Houk abated of , the ago should apply this I o»n M the man whose oomiaatlon the people its demands to the extent of *700,000. ,neeger travel! How would it | The abolition of the regulations atehi to boxed up, put in a tube, andi of Barry eonnty wonM prefer, and who Is the registation oi voters and the rapervia- Chicago to New York in M'hM certainly a man of »u perior ability, uoHichiaf Ing authority of V. 8. oBcials. remove come to that. integrity, and la every retpect a fit teas to every restriction to the vUKamma election b« elected to any position ia the <it» of the frauds that ham made New York city, We have emigrant ftaflk^ penpie of Wtthlgan. tries of the world but A^jjj infiuDOWs in the pyri that country has cUBtdflE The Conference Committee have agreed upoa the Oliver ML It iaM *M,OM,000. Nine Arab stooecutten InMb| ulous account* of the aajfta iaMlrt&ry coin and removeetbe legal K&SltSlTSMi It is thought that a final adjournment tend* feBtara of the trade defer. Tbcaibrer issaed wwder its provisions will be legal ten­ of Coofreta can fe hafi oa Monday. The poor feiiowx could notM der for five feferu,bntU fem ant provide of English or nay othat Ji for the retirement of greenbacks paid into The President hss signed the Silrer aould be underwood by MM bill ; also the Army Appropriation bill. ooly by signs did they known. They were dientam Senator Logan fefevmi ttart Mr MH that thousands of rtoo Uftfe equalising bounties will be couwidered be­ work, and as they fed ne rtfe fore the final adjournment. they found tbetnadvaa ia 1 pital, living at tfe exponaa. a Tilden nnmtaatsd htamrif. It -want be •Oommi toe yesterday They are tail, intelligeot, fine so easy to elect himretf, thnagh that ia train the vote npoo the propoai bn. Them emigraDte are the bent tfet and having been given tMla»fl_______ prel thereeumptio. art tiH M ferful profifemey ta tfed art What in eooMM to the country. They are an intel » believed that it will fail. limAferdyfeopla.andaynfech. In thia Tho swindle whieh jHtbUgMrFu,MM b themselvea on the altar of their coualry. and accept of a nomination Nafoial RejiMcai Tirtet ' For President, RimiBRFORD B. HAYES. V' 1‘ “dfoiii * , For Vice-Preaident, WILLIAM A.tWHEELER, of New York. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should Be no inflation whieh will depreciate the one nor scctenan interferance which will destroy the other.” ’ REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION—3RD DISTRICT. as Repeweatatlve They are very solemn afiun. Conveutioo, W7 H. GOODYEAR, Th.eT)ruggist, i announres that he hat again engafed in.yu DRUG TR.41)J£, and haa in gtack and daily arriiiSf>. a fresh and fenuint Stock of Drufs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a coinplete Stock of Dru(gist’s ’'Merchandise which he offers idthe people at greatly Fe fucsd Prices. " * f REMEMBER, the Pe o pie* s Drug Store is di­ rectly opiMsite Empire Block. One door east ofSpauldings HarriNaR, July 18,1876! ottlyr.lUbl. Psi KU W.Y<HGT,« IttniSB BBSS & tU Bat Um BremJ io Ui. Woo w£a4£^AES.*E?"' could spare Ambia enough atone cutters to build over iu entire territory. The Lideral Bepuhlknns dedioe to hold the proponed National 77 and will snpporl Hayee and Wheeler. TUden'e war on the canal ring coot the State of New York YWO.OOO, .and mred *8,60®. Not a thief hm been ywiahid The Greenback party of tnfitta not support TOdeti nod Hendricks, will and aboattbr umMomaruawr — ■ taaphlU by Oa Hum laAnada'iku I WMBtTWNSUlE! tteaaaOurfiiat-qaMuanAaMeaat tkur aaioaiil' iocruaad by ’ «U du He ipanariaSoa. for aalaart of' 1 IE FOE PF PAIN rima*, aet haaban aakaava to «aa. ■ a new State Convention has been called fer August 17. ' : ' ‘t ■ 187g. The Chicago TVf/.wsic aiums that Uum» against AaadfeMtetfe Libend 2G and supportrng’the Republican । ticket has beep inmtri by. Kthwn Allen, Chair­ man of the National Lihm! Tilden and Hendricks, except Republicans annulling the caff fora National Cpeveotioo to be held ai. Philadeiphia on July Republican W^riWAR STOOD THE TEST < > K The Urtnocratic IB NO 8OHE IT WILL NofaXAI. NO UAMENESc- U Mtn in Netamkn concede the State to Hayas and Wheeler by from tfe-to fifteen thousand and wfl imte little raatdR <*1^ pmenl tkkdt. ety the Btantaiy of War the tasbw of to iaaneh of theBtataa TWritarita, v„__________ svte Nti^ltai thalBfeaN Mfl-UfthaM'________________________ ____ _ mbadbMaaatooatbair waa&a maailtoa <toy, <m baaM ml Ifty Sum KOfeXtSOTHERxJoM^TU A> IvJr vSir XbOES NOT Y1ELH ■n.<3*?nrn ml meT' or *1 -WnJ THE LIFE oi U»Att mB be itfUhd IfHly.y ttprti, IfAbnham Lincoln was wrong . and MUSTANG LINIMENT, are no “doubtful” State* ia the North, m in Okio U taa Ihu SSjr tlvmM. a pity oUuv ftaamlw -teally raay U plaau. It .1 joaraala Ur aM WF« !>■* «** ' A»a wbfla tba Uat ijrn Wiaaa tbatlUptoptatequitor bitbu totom 1 rtmu^mly, tU am Sr la, toaNtoyhf I �bdh Ti. .it ,»,«n»Amua^.^_ tM.Kire . ,„, AI. H- QQtnat H*Ma a, Ua al» w B’.'wm*. Sa pa^rn w O~. -M Dmp. CSima. nd Um tdiieetsf th* awattar. ak. Jj 3 OMMM'a DUptay at St Fair -What ku. fimiUha ootta . b- t;f«-ca«> cekWnsul letteh *•" >i«'WMUk-alAi.» “ ••.Flowy Kingdom- Othor oIm about tk« Show—Total atton, Ml lift. .. ..... , N Uncial Bureau of Agritralture that tho . COM.HEBCUIlive stock display will be held in the ttlSTlhm MAKKE .’ months of September, October and No­ vember, and that the periods derated to BhMnOmca.JibXIPt each group, would be as follows : Group .1 WttMT(*MU)p«rbu*hol. «t*®UA !9, hones, mulesand wsos. fmi»,SapternWJI»AT(red)p*rbata*lJlta®LW >«r 1 to 14 i' group SO, homed cattle, I FLOUR, per cwt. SU>0. September 21 to Octob.r 4; groups 81 I <JOfiH.ptrbukal.SOo> .* OATS. Ref basket. X93L and 32, sheep, goats and swine, from QtecbttMIto.18; group 33, Jepteraber 4 to 8; group 34, BUTTRR.pMlb..l»14m poultry, STEBBINS BRO’S. ’• Keep It. stassat* ONIONB/wrbtMbri.m®#!*. BBAKtMtoUM*«M’, PORK. ihe couiparuou of Chiux aM^g.l P- by tfmir rrepeetive displsy. is Mill in order. ■w m, Where you wni find all kinds of FURNITURE! Another dfrvfitl tour through Uw twaecttoaecoafirMsmy first itppnsuions pktlttoJ^. i*1 “w Mapect* artl uiodifica them wmif^- can sell cheaper than any hoqj^ln Bar­ thMthe ry County, for these reasons: 1st BeeauwFwe have no rent 1» pay 31. Because-we make the most of our goods ourselves. would argue for a groat aimilaritjr in the handwork ef these .W.’bJS-'TRSlIBIr1 fuiuwirt. uJ-Arriva people. r**n)qOuMM- Noctiou runs pandial SUh OaliaLkgu,', opeu.c apo* Vie. President, Dr John R* j3a? 8*t*urf.rr*^li.W TMub-i Treasurer, MOoS VheMer. 3d. Because we keep the beat c pv— M Ae extent of the display, and tha rasult w thel the spfieaW generally ■mot at the section is effective and pleas- 4. M. XltlKA r. K. <?Fi8S^ v<- tw <enu«lMi« gum, .(a 0*. tapuiam st,, l-pcd ia« Of Lk. IraU •f wonders to be seen within, and ' iffl the Itttaga «p ard to foreign eyes so odd and tart almost aa mudt fcttan-. lew exhibited. It is lie pdc these modes of buOdons as “lea caddy”, fiwth. , impartially , tbese de­ signs are eeeu to have a kind of wild beaum tWpkk,*.. etc., appear heavy us4 ciuibrous, but the fact must not bo * taetaight of that each of them gives in itaelfacondoased idea of thewhole science of i architecture u the Chinese understand it. ; There is a strange tack of vrtsarilily shout ua iu Mm» thispeopk. They have Ueu doing the jnaMt^inttej^ wtYfbr agn and ‘ - - — it never secma to occur to ahem to vary AttatfM 1. buillfe a certaju way; a case ten fort Mtuarc is built in ibo same way -.and iT. one looks cumbroas whila the other seenu well pro­ portioned, the fault is in the need at hsv* tag so small a strurtore. Tho visitors will obmkte various pictures in the department of Chinese edifice* of varying sifc and ele­ gance, and Will notice both that the one * style of bmldtagrunaihrongb all, and that wh*u it can be property delayed it is not - n*ci*»wAbui, ---------- A*a,^to.f EJ». Jernlaa F ILF. BMfirt John Back yi . WiltQMr8« JUlMk3« work- S*ta ataBBA. ■***.. ia uo< .ufioeat mm. uncomfortably orowded, but the arrange- .BOUT THE CO U NTT. Of every Description which we threshers tKc principal object ts to show the length of tamo occupied in threshing a certain amount of grain and the throMgh newt of the work. The Sower requin® to do the work is demoeatrated by dynamomet|r toA. ’1 In the case W the englucs^be amount of fuM attd wood used, actual powrt.JftyivM «■. arajtlwi being cxaajdifitd.- . . v - AU-a. And the weather still ontiouas melting. Everybody and everything succumbs to it The effect has been to considerably dimin- 4th. Because we warrant all goods we make. We sell none of till* cheap-made Fur­ niture that is mgde by machinery. The goods we make bi made by hand, and warranted. Wu Invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble- at all show goods. ' Moa.y, oa eafl. S®lM Mt ••nt. Parties having Pletdroa to frams Prime Mareautila Papar. 5®4would do well to g ‘them framed of us MMt.Caatmlfitota.tlKi UkaShara.M. as we can do U P .crand Cheaper than KEW YORK MARKET any house in P .y County. We keep the Largest and Beat selected stock ot Maw Tints. 3tir »»•> PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD■ Floor qolot. Wh«ut >w* prewur. to re*li«< 1NGS, Buacketb, Paprr—Hold'WkU» MIA. !.15®1J». 'Oor». rtoadr. Oota, qalot: ERS, WAU^PoaKldBt, Rijtprr> l Hqldkba? it w Pork, |l»J0. Lard, Ml t5. Bettor doll for .and everything in the Furniture Uns. J We Invite all persons to call apd look Tallow «ui*tat8MW. CoTm» dalf; Rio. 1M»HK odd; Java. 3M S**sr dull and taadias downwatd: »«fl whits tnsd liAjWOl* LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Peerless Milk Safee qow on exhibition at our Fun ittus Store. All kinds of work mads to or­ der. Repairing of nil kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN BUSIN ESH! Furniture Rooms eouth side State St. opposite H. A. Ooodyekris Hardware Store. \ . ___________________ iCMMto. E. R. UolonuVa oonnSitito Laving la ehsTga the arraugrmentn fur tbe cosdbtf arwUhig. .taidi mlh kilter Ufh' 8TRBBINS BBt’fi brrsoiT. July JJ. )»T®secured. Itott Rugaa. t MeUughlia old tralaNsurlr all broaches <J trsda rssark • *•!•» wssh er >, aa Ms trainer Hoptn will be ia thl» place sad truda »ra..-»Jb risck. Vatu*, .toad up .tl< in a few days to remain juitil the ma|pb 1" howom. TiaFUtss artefc. bi*b*r. -r. ■««•« «C-sU I It the Jspaucne scHioo, a over. Holcomb is bound to succeed if muhing fUlirlXm* ■' ~ --•> feature eouswts oftbosc wonder will do it. aa Mr. Hogan !• aeknowiedg^ to be Nelli kwp uu th* £U*hash. . ■ Wand Wry elaborate screens, some drawn the Heat trainer tn thia Ibuslry. Mr. Hogan Pry Goodv tery sVaadj. KtraMaa OU has *dTaaaed a*ala ; Utr too. 21® being MeUmgKUkfa trainer, be naturally toeiv >nd shaded in India ink, but uumo of a. or 5®c np in i weak*. Ltoawd and Lard OLU them embroidered The framing of these iaicrMtod In th* match, sail ho McUugbbn maaa*u to hold thalr WU. 1 to M-uln Rtparod to du Cardin* on Mlaorc works by ths Chinese is superior to that of has ■ignite.l his intentions of being si tba Opium lie. advanced to 17JO and Mtlph. Morphto* Hottoc, at tho trt.II FACTGRX Dulldla* on ■ the J^aatM. The frames an- of open match and will proUtdy hr hero for a -hart toMJS. ThoreasO* River, 8u*arhM baaa SV^b- eaMAad, A rv carved woodwork, beautifully executed time during the I min lag Wa uiafeMtand smjfcrwaga miiadi* harder aM wsuod that Mr. Msrtta will •>» hers ili>. whieh will rodaad w«at n to UK; now ra*«d*d to US Codecs'era w«ak at »S®3.-f^ >Uoand!T®») Ike picture. Thia wood-carving ut one of faralali an opportunity to see ike two cham­ Ike best things dam By the Chinese. A pion of the world, and wUn*«s the contest variety of woods are shown in tho section, 1 . i ... .« -•- fti - «ito baiinou .or, «*d»r»to. An Ital. liaht.th* waatk.r bavins been to •»» fto driving C.tUa, but the only kind which • eaters iutn the r ejj, with Sur to to aood botohars at fXSO® WOOL. WOOL In Hastings! 8t*v«aa p F iLOacdMr L V A. Barbara * F. Knapp C '> * »’ a *' i . |.lra.«aA<>ditoria1 call fraw Ikmnall nf JsckSuit yesterday, rati. iu»!nujt«tf|.«tf' ’‘fiwRwia", give* ter is a msguifioent black clo^e-gnttned wood msstly rtasasbliog eiieuy. This raa tarial takes a-dull deep polish, and makes oue of the finest mediums of ornamenta­ tion I have ever soon. lu addition to the framework of the screens, various hand­ some sod peculiar articles of furniture are pude of it. A parlor set is noticeable, in MwHng a splendid Sofk. A.frrorite article with Chinese hous.-keepers appears to be a sort of buffet, with doon on the lower portion and open shelves above ; it makes > charming piece of furniture There are eleganbaantre tables, card tables, etc., of the sa^ia material, with top® of native varieXd umrbk. » we<mlr paiated chin* 8h«*p a srUa tower; V to 85 Ibe. 8XCH®AHkHoss aaatad; Cato tos*>* but aloala*. |1IO®W. FtouHb? premim of rbe aataaritar. -MMaP*vkhMdxa»P*lfh*s«XWteM. L*»<U«u On Sewtaa UM, i» lU. um>Ur “t 8*okad Ham. U; do. Shouldm. »K®W. Fto» «U|M end unebaarad. Vh*a*. old. dropped Rud.«l.>.<» On»w~l> >«<».' "7" and baa rtc.varod al i«hUr. ■adar a modante Pdi*,tStai«l.*lS<»» 4***? aUpptos demand aad lichl roaapUoa. No 1 W hit*; tl JBH. naw .took to eumla* ia lively al­ ready and intorert totluio **U« that war ; to day a*w extra whit* sold St IU®H>- W 1 »hito at fl.l* eaah end 11.12 rellar Aa*. aaw attYatobar wsa Ofcred M ®L« a*4Kd».KU. O*>— primo.MMM. ^Ujgwkrr. a humorous ^n\od «sin With so effort anything but •nn.-n trv.w X.-utly .<» <nu«<4H ••>.f '-it nil! oppose .ip .v vt F !0 JutkypToaly KJ,000. Young couples venturing -i®M> matrimony this season are jajnm^jnrWro viait the Expo® tUon and hvsOkjMtamebiraB- areaven . •» k»J i L iijr-^r mlbfcW. thooKh ■ol? * been expeatad, i print in unutber rrtsmn.’auetaey^ ' >.f our iy^iun0«L«inQ»s l-. rv<- lheetmNI fif&RmPJrall STEBBINS BROS. wm.x ••••'ll ihe !’t nine *f Hie V crmontvllle «.U,»a*.1fcrfca.'.» «. '■ »■“* •• ' xxlRtf . J "• STEINHOFF & WOOD t. -rnoad * itB*.-,!, pa—a.—*- <■’ «’•, O 1»*-H .. •*• ri-taA,'T , . just let them they can be1 xx&n OHE PORTABLE STEAM SAW MUI HEAVY PAIROvitSSs 1 wu. <M cluh 1 ' >-vrirr& 11 “try lUra and -*1-ri~fn *fItjTlW&f|hlg i—.-. । ....... “ bharal • . rn " ' l'wtt • ha» I*. J - F-, CmuHxll a graduate *" ‘fc** ‘UpailMul uf.lumlid»* btifft-'ity laj jpflUkd. aB .'-*-=^ - Rmro; Hastings, July 2BU1.1OT& L«£XS5^SE»K KHTSALEW trade in xtuHienrifshs. iMt.bf) game of Base Bai! -tn the business, can truly say that they ■«an do better work, and give better nat•fctfactlon than any other firm In thia section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior member, with the experience of a Ufo­ time, will always give his personal at­ tention to this part of their extensive **^*M^\*T in aaftfor th» Couidy n. , the monopoly of 3fcc world. At moe broke in, and of late yams MMr countries have pow«fhlly followed, Su-neroy «■-*•!* * UNDERTAKING . . ■xilUkan C*a«y tkmwsaisu Wd at Marshal, Ibr tu> XXIMu3 SPECIAL NOTICE. «ynr He* of the elaborate work­ ------ -fi-'m of these onmmcnfc msy be grth«ed from ths price* msrksd ou «klb to itMUuaton*, t»wa. «U, fa pair of huge vases all covered over JXrtx, * might b. obtained WELCOME MARBLE. H ACTINGS. MICH . May XW®. Being a business that needs a great deal a*u oom. aoslaatad. Oats whkh ar. cnt.rin* Into for»l<«> oxm«. are of experience, ataadj al 304 tor uuxad sad JW4 tot »blle. A pplot. MUh. IMUftMt bbl. ' After many years BnUar iomorallaad: fA»h. I*®)®- Cbrefw: rj JaggtsM^jr mosaic work. The vases and ------- -- <iij.su*. teLma mde by both the Chinese and tbeyfgl to Qpma -Vi- m-..,— Taaws-t 11. ulka to-day aV**! -tlwgC^iai ><•-> „fil,r v-hihltion*. ioi.-r.-jtlng attirif . tha- '^P* I4 I wish to oil all wool myself, and will Io it and Card for 12 1-2 cents per pound. WB*.' CENTRALHQCfSB ndk>. «aB«alo*^<w aa. OUbwS Th. «Ua Va. Chi­ .'wa dMM - • •** "**- Swarfs Hopu-, > BAKBA*..............................t - MIC« *Mh£liR ta.aasMtfaa W»fc^ mimbh HnUacs. Mkbs. Not. N, ITS. �ihould be cut out out immediately, If » common bdx'Hve,' and the few bcie in it yhth^epi-lltefaylHfl^litarhapneF "rpt auRAL iwics. dispersed to other hires ; or aomiAnucs, when the bees are'not ven weak in num­ bers, cutting the worst infested combs will luffice, and the bear be able to protect the others. If your bore are in frame hives I examine the combe, uud cut out' tach aa Ute worms have made lodgemen Is .in and '' destroy them. CAM OF VABM IMFLKMXMT8. Probably UjdJobs^ that, iri sustained wwnam»FjABxzE. ItMhfc ‘Mlrt Apr. Mu, i876 °»> J dtojSVxrr. i kiin; .- , L on farm implements every year, by leav­ newadvertisments. ing the^ nxpnnnd 5?. .W’< *tonns dews,would amoiin^to millions ofJ.J, G. P. Row«ll ACo’i.Colvmil. J.Ole&Son WtTOLWALK A RWrAIL’ ’ “ fU&IyUU ’ V to the sun, a plow lying in the field corej- cracks in the beam inay lie seen fiom the road, a har­ ed" Will!‘rust, while the with row agnnutt the, fence, dropping out, and looking as Cw»rrofa»M.MMCWu»kBL: teeth tho if it been there for months, hayracks and other things going to distraction for the want stucco of being placed under cover, we need not ask what kind of a fanner lives there, an .. wt rd^d the answer in the general appea- ance of the place—“a poor low." shiftless fcl- Farmers, thia ia a hard name f Okr ftrsa m ik Unrest Unu® had imam ■ ■ UB . IMB tCwrumn'Vow willi Shingles Lath &c.* to give to some of yon, bnt you deserve it If the leaving of your farm inplements unsheltered did not cause you any pecu­ niary Ions, it would be supported that you and Ik* happy again would have pride enough to cause you to prevent pssssa of your premises making the remark, “here lives IfflsfMTScr.” of your If one asks you for mossy, to buy shoes, year reply may be, a “my a from shift- 1W Retatisi ii Prita! children pair cf child I SALISBURY 1BROSSHA U have no money; it ia a« much as I can do to keep rau! rid body together You must go barefoot," while you are allowing would cost to shoe your child for FURNITUKE, five U)HAnG«* Bnteftuak years. Djn’t do it. No; fermers, aa yon value the good opinion sfyour neighbors, don't ask, them to lend you anything that ia ordinarily used on a farm,. as you had bet­ ter go and buy the article wanted, even if not uscd wqp! lhAaigtee a year. Per­ haps you need's crowbar,’ and do not own ‘•psrCHOMAWCT, OB ■OUL CUABMIMO.” 1 HkuUmmi bai fMointU and s*i» U* lav* and afacU*** of say P*Hmtkvy.«*»***. »■- xsr*ftse! tian Unci*. VrMsu. 11 iota to Ladlra. *U. l.WV.Cw sold. A tow book. Addraaa T. WILLIAM A CO.. PabY FhHadalpha WTAWTIHK-lrff’Wb***' ilrf'BAKB WOO a wonth Milla* cir WOm-oomIm book. Any om that has a lMl*r to writ* wIU bor iL Mo W J. M. HEWES, We guarantee Satisfoctwn. Hearer furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth We can give ytM I tetter figures than ever of­ fered before,’ for we make the most of our Cufina and Furniture. than you are, yet he owns every imple­ ment, of the most improiSjd patern, that is used on a farm. Now, when you go to him to aak him if he will lend you hn new med rawer (cost S3 > you must fee! as if you were on a mean errand. Your neighbor lends it to you, and what do you suppose he aaya as soon as you get ent; he is just as well able to do- it as am, hut he is too contemptibly stingy.'' I pponptOMMXBt. |/l Au exfiXmj WJol £rUcr■ in Jdichi- TOT ’"W MHOkT Ltxi.wrwo MICHIGAN iCTESri’Y QWJltHjqA^ _ Tkwfllk »n««*l *MiS* rf L«*tar«* wUl i ‘SmKELva&.’sa'ub-. on-MataaBA*. • A,nju4 jy*-gW.!vaV.Uf Mkhieaa. Vir^Mlion Pve-^r all «Mk*. F. LEARNTELEGRAPHY gan figures up the entire cost of keeping But Ufar* <•■>* •h*wb*r*lo So*Aa*sd Auralrfull bred “Meriuc*, and says that their eniNf.r n. UTr^wpA wool costa him. tat .Z^cepta Mt pound which lie aeils al 30 cents. His wethers avevifie't lbs. to the fleece, giving nut profirnt 9T.12 to each held on the wool. The fifvfit on the ‘ owed, including iambs,, ia MNdtHDOf^'ihkn' thia. ’ Tht* rtfpOrt nays t MHe had been satisfied for some tinxY-Uio*lite better Hwr«herp, tIn- brfttfr they paid: but thw Meta whieh' were’ takas feoaa his own experience had satis-­ tied him that those who kept thorough bred sheep, had a great advantage over those who kept sheep whoso fleeces were not of the first quality. Ho had kept sheep at first whose flews only yielded 4 lbs.”- Wool growers have to take into cotwdtobdaiB»o4 only Inequality of tlie wool, but also the sale of sheep for mut­ ton ; and as mutton sheep tho Merinos are not profitable. SOLID WEALTH! ^DXZjrf, AOXX'P, T.A8ALLK, FM. CASH BltniMTION CSHPMT Saanel eon maybe dried-andoooked in the kfilfar and spring and'be almost as thdssday, acg. ufss?™" a, mtr, LAWC. P*O*1A. GEXFS /to. KBAllfM, AOCK ISLAND. DATmaST, MUSCATINK. I .MASMING TON. IOWA CITr.UKIN. JSMAt,' • nMTON. DKS MOINES sSSsSSaH^"“ hot“ *• “« tBSESSESfi** 8»U»Z ■ .SC good as fresh corn from the garden. In the first place, pick that which is in good c edition for the table, put it into a ket­ tle, and scald ‘ Thot. P. Portae. Bx-Oor. Xy4 O«ul M»o*<sr. „ 'i. >■■:» minutes, tT'*' p<mititkx.t wo PoerreiupKi These jumvaled machines and rgpalw for the cobs, p the aven, t name are supplied at lowest factory prices UXT aB aiBTS ■....... ......... it will kec other way, lows: “1 ITrmnril Whiff* infl ’ x **SJhsCalm tertfaBUJ-sr ' - $600,000 00! GREBIjJMUSSELL Oniahi, tritboat Chinge ot Oan, 4> •djaoc.-t.ju, ¥ tekiaT^jiw. ,.u*« •/; tie a Mcf IM HABTISOS. MICHIGAN. .j su, mzurfmtiroRi£\ COLORADO. AJTD ne* _ ___ sanoa ._ tegeiKmqS f � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-07-31.pdf 2b2aa44c40795515534716ed8f2977d2 PDF Text Text .j. VOL. XXI. NO. 27. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JULY 3f. 1876, j'lisjidi'ii-lleckly hepiiblicjj! fiajtjitf. i’TJJ geo. m. dewet I? oil AND PUBLISHER. j| I /»! XvwCuvL UJj.6 -Kenorn °°v ow txije: i lint* .»rtW •Mr of Suto Street. HMiinn. Barry I). Mirhuian. KKMS or SUBSCRIPTION: nopnrtmpnt 1 A’ J TVS OF J1) VER TISING. i •logiolm OLIVER CHILLER HOW! igo6 Solo if 1871, 3043 Solo if 1871. 747s Sets if 1873. 1437S Sola> if 1874. 31077 Solo if 1873, 440 fully 100000 viLL ok 41901410 704 1876. Oft 44L7 TVAT f,uP*tV WW Solo EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, I thus adapting the “OLIVER” to । all kind of soil and work. Come and get one ON TBIL, ‘nmfflWMMM s. c- BRINDLE. SuFaMIY 1‘CBLICCONVEYANCER a loan lUpSl , -Wil! urcutiale loan un real ratala tot unwoff J’iand utnanii. xxKyl Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, ’ GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. 50yl Jnnyl'73 J. L- FISH, WON ! THE VICTORY IS < ollwti-'B/ »ad Convaxanetni u y-l *G-'ii.ias crentioa. O J Kirtie. Drncriuwa, II Ml Im xxluu LUCIUS RUSSELU, ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. lunyl-TMf WM. BURGHER. : I’..un>.nor. and SolidU ■i.. lluthire, Midi. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. 1V5I. II. HAYFORU, innjlTS Dll. C. RUSSELI*, N4 St'RNKON.-Oa- ever Juliui »tare. 1‘basix Block. SUU blroo^ - PARTNERSHIP. ‘ xxl&tf W.M. UPJOHN, For ftill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competitton. COME AND HEE MEI ■JOHN STANLEY. wolf.m.d. ZtastsiiiES. June 12,76 . .. J ■■weBSgPS.JllMlLl-l* — ■■gg'WC -------------------------- TAKE NOTICE. Bit- IL F- PECKHAM. To thote Whom it may Concern: I am now running a NEW POIl TABLE *i. U. PECKHAM, m ACHING for Moving, Rasing, or Chang­ 1I1YS1CIAN k 8UBGION, ing the Location of Buildings from small to great, and Caving handled about 1,200 bmldu tar* mgs in 16 years, feel confident J can satisfy M. W. RIKER, •MlX'* T?R PSACB- ,1« 4 ColUMi.. those that itoay fevor mewith a call. Ai“U Bl<*k. State Street. my address is Irving, Barry Go, MicK )t.rSA,',SBURY Jk. B BOSSEAUot J Irrtas. Mitk, April, Hih.’.lW«S'J How Western Farmers Suffered. Gov. Tilden and Tom. Scstt Working Together, Ao., Ao. - THX PENINSULAR RAILROAD. This road was incorporated in 1862 and subsequently ,built. After the con­ solidation ol the galena i Chicago Union with the Chicago & Northwestern, the Peninsular Railroad wu merged into the same consolidation on the bails of onehalf share of the common slock and one half share of the preferred stock of the consolidated company far one full share of the stock of tbc Poninaular. la 1866 Mr. James Parton published a pamphlet entitled a “Manual for the Instruction of “Rings. 'Railroad and Political, in which be treats particularly of this Chicago & Northwestern Ring, aud givts tho follow, ing as an estimate of the profits derived from the consolidation of the Peninsular Railroad: ’ Railroad which, their report says, advan­ know!ced its rates as follows; “Upon wheat, seventy-two per cent. “Upon coarse grains, twenty-one per cent, ‘ our personal knowledge. In “Upon flour, seventy-one per cent. thia a large numbar of votes n "Upon lumber, thirty-fire per.cent. palpably illegal mn received "UpOn live stock, seventy-throe per cent spcctore against oar protest!and without •"Upon merchandise, eighty-eight per any regard to their action in th cent. “Upon passengers’ faxes, twenty-eight and one-half per cent." as President of the Terre Haste and BiohThe report of the Board of Trade closes mond Road, with tiro following significant paragraph: “From present indications there seems to “Mr. Pock left the presidency of that be a determination' to test the relative company many years ago, and tlie proxy rigbta of all by an appeal to legislation. contained a memorandum in Mr. Pock’s Wfa hope that thia may not become neecta- handwriting, undoubtedly written at the ary, but that a policy may prevail that, time, in 1865, to the effect that the bonds while it secures to the people an entirely which the proxy covered had been sold by just consideration, will not lead to ernbarraraent of our railway lines." THE CONTINENTAL , IMPROVEMENT OOM­ ' »ANV. This company wu chartered by the Pennsylvania Legtslature iu 1868. By reference to the Certificate of Incorporation filed by this company May 21, 1869, it can In ascertained that Mr. TUdi-n held 1,00h shares (|50,D00,)2,000 share* 1103, 000) being owned by Cbl. Thomas A. Scott. This company made a contract to build the Grand Rapids & Indiana Rail­ road for a certain amount o! bonds and stock per mile and its land grant, which Uf n.ow.oo consisted of 1.160,000 acres of public land In Michigan. This aecnis to hare ISW.SM been a profitable jqh, for the Report of the Land Department of the Continental Im-/ provetneut Company, dated July 1, 1873, •hows that 90,443 acres of the Grand Rap­ ids A Indiana Railroad national laud grant were sold for an average of 814 36 per acre, “exclusive of village lota," thus: isr.ZKJHS. saw&r. WSe.coo o y«*n compound* iLriiod on n.ooxc ebsn»«I Doo. f.t 18 Champion Reapers and Mowers. Ni Q. CRESSY. C. G. IIOLDROOK, j :iuu«i rrocKBOLDtai torr, paaphlal to to bo found the fbilowof tboUalma JrCbitMo Onion i ROOM AN. DELIGHT J. TILDENS rail. ROAD RECORD PRICES REDUCED PBOFESSIOSiL AND BUSINESS CARDS. A ug, iu.' HT3. fro“‘ SAMUEL WHOLE NO. M70- uwe 34.000 li.17S.000 “As the ‘Galena Division’ was the only portion that could haye earned a dividend in that ritao-this in reality comes out of what that division would.have earned fur itself if not consolidated, and is equal to twenty per cent on the whole stock of the original Galena road. It follows, there­ fore, that wince Dec. 1st, 1864, those stock­ holders bare lost their dividends, otherwise certain (and probably of ten per cent, jand have incurred, by’consolidation with ft>c Peninsula, a loss equal to twenty j»cr cent, ou the par of their steck.’ TILDEN AN ANTI-GRANGER. These various railroad consolidations of Tilden and his friend^ whereby railroad stock were greatly watered, were followed by oppresivc rotes of freight in tho Northw«wt, - out of which grew the Granger movement resulting in tho enactment of tho Potter Law in Wisconsin aad restrict­ ive railroad legislation in other Stales. In proof of this we take the following from tho proceeding of a convention of farmers along the line of the original Galena road K2S“““‘ fi TILDEN AND THE CREDIT MOBIL I EH. It seefiis that even tho gigantic Credit Mobiiicr iob could not get along without hariuc; Mr. Tilden mixed up in it, as Che following extract from tho precediugs of the Congressional Investigating Committee: “Mr. Hoar then asked Aiuoi, who pro posed thia cunning schemes—by .which everything was placed iu the hands of the Credit Mobilier, and the following was the teatiruony as it appears in the official rec­ ord : ' "VsestioH by Mr. Hoar. Were you not informed by ihocounMl who drew this contract that this was a violation oflaw? ^Auiuerby Oaket Amet. We were informed by counsel whom wu coturaltod that this issuing of stock as a payment upon the contract for building the road was in entire compliance with law. “Quation by Mr. Hoar. Who were the counsel that gave that advice? 1 "Auticerby Oaket Amn.— Mr. Sam­ uel J. TiUkn" TILDEN’S RAILROAD PATENT. “We entertain no doubt that a large majority of the votes east aN the election “You are aware that the directors oftho company, sotnc three years since, classified themselves into three classes, under tho statute of Dlinots: and under this classifies tion the official term of but four members of tho board expired this year, but haring ascertained that two of the Directors, Measn. Russell Sagn\nnd Selah Chamber­ lain were not holders of any of the stock of the company, wc were advised that there was grave doubt whether their seats in the board were not vacant by reason of that fact, and that though their tenp of office did not expire this year, it was as much the duty of tho stockholders to fill vacancies thus occurring as to fill thosearriring from the expiration of a term of office. Accor­ dingly, iu casting our ballots, wo voted for I two other otockboldera of the company, specifically, in place of Russell Ssge and Selah Chamberlain ; but although no othjm. ."fa. a. In. .a dl unanimous, the inspectors of election failed to make any recognition of the vote “Consequently the inspectors, finding that their conduct was commented upon unfavorably, not only by ourselves but by and the Chainuan of the meetin Underwood, who acted with agrea tiality, add for whose character we i “It was claimed by them that a resolulution had been passed that the Htoekbcddera prooeed to vote for four directors ct the first chan, and that, under such a resolu­ tion, iWcould not fill any other vacancies, but as we had not heard any such resolu­ tion passed, anff had certainly not voted for it, we felt at liberty to claim, without questioning the fact of such a resolution Mr. Tilden is looked upon us the origi­ nator of the system of hoods voting at railroad elections The following, taken from the proceedings of a meeting of the stockholders of the St. Louis, Alton k Terr i Haute Road, held io 1875, shows whnt Corporation Counsel Whitney says of Mr. Tilden’s operations in this respect : va-u. cumiuu ui u>c wiujmuj lor me J°ax, “Reoolved, That the committee demand called under a printed notice, which made from the officers of the company an inspec­ no reference to any class of directors, and that no number of stockholders could de­ tion of the list of voting bonahohlen." hold in 1866: “Mr. W. C. Whitney, in addressing the prive of us our rights, given by tho charter irAereos, Under the present system of to fill all existing vacancies, by pasting a di siatisfiod stockholders, stated that since resolution, via voce, limiting the election monopolies, the farmer and producer liar tho reorganisation in 1862. Tfldea'o cony no redress, and is by the inadequate means ntirtee had beenpractically in control of of transportation compelled to give two- the corporation;, that they, doted aymtat thirds of his crop to got the other one-third inspection the KU of voting bontihMen. hereafter by the stockholders, as shall It is well to say, —A LARGS MAJORITY OP THE WHOLE seem to them, advisible to market; and " Whereat, We regard the prevent Sys­ VOTING POWER OP THE COMPANY—SO aS In this connection, that while the 'votes were being taken we objected to the inspec­ tem of transportation m little lew than a semi-legalixod system of plunder, by whichi holdeni of the securities to confer with tors, upon learning that but one of them 'a combination of capitalivts are reanog; each other and carry oh election was a stockholder in tho Company, the immense fortunes upon the ruins of the• THE ST. LOUIS, ALTON & TERRE HAUTE clmracter prescribing, as one of tho qualifi­ producing interests of the Northwest; cations of an inspector of clccticn, that ho ROAD therefore, Reverting to tho case of the St. Louis, shall bo a stockholder in the Company. “Rctdvetl, That as we know of no1 Alton & Terre Haute Company, wc submit ■'Wcarc also.advised that there *n»> adequate remedy for the present wrongs,; some further (acts about the trials and or mnq l«au»< 6ium oppraAon, hot tribulation of the stockholders’ committee legislation, we must turn our attention to1 and Uusr oounaal, Mr. W. C. Whitney, in Che. law-making power, and demand such' their attempt to elect directoni and to ob­ amiropriate and efficient legislation as will tain information in regard to tho position remedy these evils, and thus toach corpor­ of the company a affairs. Wc cannot do ations aad unholly eombinati >na that the-1 better than give the word* of their own WTOWlIWfU rifto wbiiUwy. report of tho matter, as follows : are bound to respect/ : ■; ,u• “Tbo result of thu voting at tho annua) < “JfesbAwd, That in order to -carry these; meeting, u ahown by the certificate of tho principles into practical effect, we hereby inspector!! of election, placed in office, for pledge ourselres to oO-ojerate with the peo­ tho ensuing three years, under the dsuifiple throughout the State in electing a Leg­' cation Act, the four gentlemen voted for islature pledged to tho same." by Mr. Butter, the Pramtent of Um Com­ HOW THE WESTERN FARMERS WERE OP pany, and certified to that vote u having Ueu about 4G;t00 against 37,400 received • . ' ' PRESSED. : To show the exactions to which the। by tho gentleman for whom we have voted. farmers of that section were subjected to A large proportion of the vote cast by Mr. by the Conaolidation Ring, wo have only Butler was made up, as we were surprised to compare the nM» of freight ou thei to discover, of proxies more than fire years Chicago & North western Road in 1861 old. . “It included a vote upon the £Z-JS. rotirod with which mm Mlapua tfi" Hr., “ nfrln : Im appearance at bonds of the company, contained tn the Camud and... ?Ht««re. Tho Chicago sinking fund—about 3,000 out of the 46,Board of Trade > responsible for ths 000 votes. Berard proxies, offered by Mr. A. S. DEA-ISF. «5Sm3 manner in which tBl- inspectors of election conducted themselves. regard of the Chicago *’ Northwertern persons who executed them yeart ago by reason or residence. The charter of the company provides that a majority of the directors shall always bo otiaaaa of tho State of Illhwia, residing in the nonutim it was nooosaaiy in order folWfill thw re- of the gentlemen whom the inspectors ter­ rified to as elected do not reside in tho counties along the line of the road, and one of the two is not a cirisaa of Hliaois, “It is claimed by ns, in yojtr behalf, that these- two gentlemen, being diaqMlte- received should have bets n>««4. i. ' �bj REPUBLICAN CO. CONVENTION. •««««« » lannff ■hall seem to them advisable. “This much with regard to the election. The sum and subatance of it all fa that. “(l)Wc cast the majority of. the votes Pursuant to call the Republicans of the county of Barry met in Conveotion in tho OBO. 31. DBWKT, Court House, in the City of Hastings, on Hastings, , Mien., Jgly 31, 1876. ktf/Jtrire should be mistaken in this tiom by am^ority rote. 1876. * evenfa. four members of the Board. ‘••Xc result of the election showed that The Convention was called to order by the Hon. Daniel Striker, Chairman of the it wsacontroDed ty proxim m sreew mW riqkt yort old, the we of vrtiich fa our jodeedtat amnot be to severely condemn­ ed. Il results practically in d isfrnnehfaing the atockbolders ofthe Company. These bonds, for which.proxiro were iriven seven or right yea» ago. have undoubtedly, in crtfatAieeb th£^!errvdT to bearer and S&I briufcht arid wlYlike other negotiable was elected temporary Chairman of the Convention. Wm. M. Scudder, of*Prairieville, was elected teuw^ of Thornapplc, ponuy SrerW^r. Uic Washinoton, July 21rt,1876. Op niQitop, tb» Chair appointed as fiooB- «Xnrfrfttin cif&eh if that 'of ttetr own mittee on permanent organisation A. C. Towne, of Prairieville, Clement Smith, o| l.JUflriJT lanjTi'h ' tinco Be proxies were given: so that the regfatxy represents ub’ actual holder. It fa impossible for the stockholder* to trace the bonds, to find the the owners without very great difficulty. as the work of reformers x and patriots iu Prairieville, Wm. H. Powers, of Hastings, From the opening day of the pMBCflt W»- Abram Ryerson, of Hartings. aion of Congress, last to up December, The convention then sdjourned until For Vice-President. WILLIAM A. WHEELER, of New York. half-past one o'clock, P. M. ownership iu the Company.It fa desirable ‘‘Honest money for all, and that the periion a giying those proxies of free schools for all. There Which wc have a pretty complete list, should be requested to revoke them so far should be no inflation which as on inquiri, it shall appear that they arc will depreciate the one nor seonot now nolder* of the securities of the terian interferanco which will Company. Tito election being over we destroy the other.” deterniinod td bring certain facta to the attention of the Board of Directors of.thc Compnav which in the course ofour inqui- 'REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION—3RD DISTRICT. ricB wc had dioited arid demand immediate ra-s the West arc men of position in the various localities where they rwtide ; but . having no pecuninary interest in,, the Com­ pany or at moat, but a merely nominal one they have left the afftixs of the Company entirely, ’as' wc bdicvWro tho haml* of two or three icAo midc iu New York. They Wert very much astonished, as we after wards learned from source- which we be­ lieve arc entirely reliable at the infonnation brought by us to thmr-attenteon, and hare become considerably awakened to the position which they occupy os trust­ ees for the stockholders of this Company.” ’ the purpart of disgracing , AVTttWOON BK3M0M. The convention was called to order by the chairman. The eommittee on creden­ Absybia—Richard Jones, D. W. Ellis. Baltimore—D. C. Sanborn, Geo. Podelford, John H. Day, Royal Q. Rice. tho Secretary oftlw.Navy Erray trail hwlrtku feror verin^y followed n^ and every soap •fit hA,u .JSwrycs ner.t Bepublic?m official. His own teflti. mony and that oFcvcry chief of bttrtau or hfa Deportment,Lave,. apperentl|r,. Ucn' Carlton—Enoch Andras, H. C. Rog­ ignored. • CAaTLCTOW—John Kcagle, E. H. Mal­ lory, Lewis Durkee, Clement Smith. trt was allowed a hearing, o/Zer thr.re>M>rt wqr well wNiferriyi • 'I fa riov. But I abet tier tne poet offis at the Cor oera aboor, ef Tilden's cleet id, for fonafore the time comes, I she! be in debt to ,. Nuby Gowu^£°st Kmtvci.», I WreirtSf jg^fl fuchcr labor i St. Uofais Mr Robeson’s impenchmcut, aho»ld thn Powers. latter Committee deride that he fa amena­ REPUBLICAN STATE CONVEN­ TIONZ Dewey, John Zimmerman, Hiram Merrill. Mapli Gbovb—Abel Simonds, Mar • froai ta» N. T.’Iudipeedint. Orangzviux—John H. Smith, Jona­ War has always been the hot-bed of than Fox, S. W. Goucher, T. B. Diamond. pape^money ind a national debt. Ac­ cording io Irving’s chronicle of tho ConPkairikvilk—John J. Perkiaa, Waahquart of Grenada, it was a Spanish monk ington Cooper, A. C. Towne, Wm. M. ’ who invented paper money . when tho Scudder. Spaniards were making war upon the in­ ■■ f, nil! !t . i.jr.h-.l 1.1 al Iru; <,n<-. Undtr the resolution of 1(38. no delecate viU be Rltland—James D. Benham, C. n. fidels, who intrenched themselves in An­ entitled to * Mat who doc» not retido in the oonnty ' daluma; but it fa remarkable that in Spain Stone, Jacob R. Dudley. io. W. Hwcaa. now about the’ only Christian country TBobnatplz—A. H. EUfa, 8. B. nt. McMillan. that has not resortea to the expediency of C. T. MncaiLL. L. FrAVLoiwa. Smith, Russell E. Combe, James H. Mc«tao. Sr*VLUwu. anL. Wills, a paper currency. Immediately after tho ti-tes. jcxabd Winoi Kcvitt. Battle of Bunker Hill the Continental ilxiun Wills Congrats had issued two mil­ P Woodland—J. W. Stinchcomb, E. P. I». W. Climxu. lions of paper money, which wus tho H. C. Session, Barnum, Geo. D. Barden, Jacob Osauran. beginning . of our system of finance. 8.8. OLD?. ftacretary. The experiment was repeated. Its Tho report was accepted and adopted, j paper issues were increased from month to The committee on permanent organisa­ month, until the abrogate was $350,000,OQOf. Robert Morris borrowed money tion reported for Chairman, A. H. Ellis, ghere Lu could ne hi« own notes. “Hard CBf A> li.r Ifl’iV.lY •fAL’GOST.A. V. and for Secretary, Wm. M. Scudder. Re' money for the army*' was his appeal to. his port accepted and adopted. ta for the Canal • ot Bknv aad tar tan wealthy knacker acquaintances In 1781 ^«tal that the convention proceed to I i ota Ooanty CoMiaUlM aod for nirii othar ntawfahstanding the relief afforded by the ? "faih Towwhip will be .nUtat to f«mr delecatM. t«i -Jrb theuti, t>Cb»irm»n of lUrry Co. Hooubl.eon Committee. elect a Delegate at Large to the State Con­ The Chair appointed as Tellna T. Hbns^-in cried Uio. naUbh' from bankruptcy by in­ troducing internal taxation and duties on imports. ,A Datiotud Lank was eataWfahcd and ooinagp acts were paswd. . Tho expan­ won* of the State baulf i ciroufation culminatedlh the panic of 1814. ■ A second notional bonk w» organised by the Demo­ crats, and overthrown 16 ycani after by their leader. High tariff or low tariff prevailed for .a season. The panics of 1837 and’1857 paralysed ove^ industry Hayes He was charged fa with weeks ago. The almost unirena) verdict oftboeo familiar faith the testimony, to the offeet that his tredoeeni han integrity. was failed until But no report was made tho Committee reveal thuir animus by say­ ing that, although the tfatimohy'fa“ihauffi- practices, yet there fa ground for grave It baa wot been forgotten how death, and a dispatch, virtually exonera- Otter constituted[ , tool wr .tho Noo York custom-house and , 'poatoffis, the country wus rooined shoor. Tilden's swore point and led. A witness Lie ntennnty In There were’ thb ahny. in the . Convention, which resulted as follow*: of the Speaker’s previous good record ho George M. Dewey received 42 votes. was unanimomdy acquitted. “ tdligence of Democratic constituencies fa on Wednesday the 23d, day of August, D. Striker “ inst. at 2 o’clock in tho afternoon. D. IL Cook P. W. Nfakern The Republican Senatorial Convention District, will day-ofAugnrt, instant, at 12 o'dock Each township and ward M. in the oounties of Harry and Eaton, will be titled to one delegate in eruwot was placed suecessftilly upon the forciga market. ' en­ the Convention. A full rcprescufatioCfa earnestly desired. Township eommitte* i will please give due Bitt the most marvelous incident of the years is heed to thia notice. the grotrth of banking. .When the De­ claration of Independence was signed there l in the thirteen eolo-. nieri There arc to day in the UnitedI Staten HOT chartered States banka. 2,118! national banks, (MG savings banks, and _ 23W private banks—6.066 in all. The । t by the Cou­' The official call will bo published on Thursday. ■Total, . But ’ the Tn- - Political Notes. Portoffioe in the control ur Tammany, he , “ - bin raided onto that nite the eonvensbun 8 again dodged any definite - action on tlw The Das Moines Rtyulrr ttayn that nut de of the profcorional politicians it has it to hear of a t>inglc Democrat in Iowa Necawary for a choke 27. Voted to proceed to a whieli resulted m formal ft two Indhar Budq- bailot, follows : Mr. Wheeler’s letter of acceptance defi.-i D. R. Cook J. W. Stinchcomb 8. B. Smith D. Striker Geo. K. Beamer Total, - NeoUd lMmk> •. On a Pennsylvania Central train one Aty last week, on the way to Philadelphia - Nccreaary for choice 27. The Republican County Convention on fully Saturday w* harmonious. attended, and very The official proceedings else were printed give the naolt of ite action. As we understand the delegates to the State sentiment ' of the Convention they are a unit far Charire M. I 1 in Bpdfah dollars and aided Robert M«rrfa iowBCTyieg the colonies through the Croswell for governor, and probably for the nominaby us a euupk of weeks stare, that until for the nomination of a candidate for Sen­ ator. bed bin distributed ing to eomfirm the witoew p but; in view G. K. Beamer for this, the 15th. Senatorial afore the aettiu of the conveushun to make a rade on the gambliu dem; and the houses of ill-report in that city. Forchnitly we got wind uv it iu time to her it postponed uv faro, at a bank which he run doorin Had it been carried out I shudder to Noo York thrown away upon a party so afternoon, of Saturday, August 19th, inrt. be held at Nashville on Friday the 18th, j— •J”' suspicion. But we her got to work for it. PmouHTM V. Nasby. Wick would like to be Partmaster. P. S.—A serious trouble threatened lory. , we want fa reform," the cient to convict the accused bf fraudulent tieut, that wux intendid for the latitude uv With meh care, and reasonable work. ther can’t bo any question at to the result. The Dimocrfay hci bin out to grow so long that they mill fitc ex men never fought afore, and we abd win. Will. •‘Reform’’ in our mouths and Post-offi- in under investigathm, wlueh was complried and in the Western Diatriet al Middleville The necrly all uv cm. Occasionally an anx­ ious-lookin farmer delegate wood remark, “wulsbel are do with tta> ctntvV f iuri tho sale of a cadetship and WM a long time many other ugly featuren in the case tend­ official calfa will appear ou Thursday. in the country. At. the crisis of the civil war1the Government ^dppted. the expedi­ ent the Continental Coneresa and .re­ sorted to’ paperi- The Legal-Tender and The case of Representative another in print The Convention proceeded to an infor­ the Court , mal ballot for Delegate at Large for State rity at 4 o’clock this their party. B. Diamond and Chas. H. Bauer. hold' at rable. vantages obtainable from such a scurvey partisan trick; would )jara Ixten secured to vention. Tho Repreaentativu Convention for the East District, will bo reached until next swwion, prior to which all the ad­ tin Palmer. French loan, the Treasury was $2,500,000, in debt for current expcoMB and the army was. starving and ., half-olothcd. Morris fashed his own notes for $1,400,000, and Washington's army set out for Yorktown, where the war . ckweid, after |fl2,485,G93 But as it fa Dot believed ^hat < rfapdrt would be Irving—Geo. K. Beamer. Financial ble to such a tribunal. In Noo'York and the East We »hd (wear it’s hard wou- Ex I slid hev to stump both acckuhuiij I have two specchs? aireddy prepared, oue ur wichfa hard moMW and one soft, and the other oratom of the party her fixed theiradvea fikewfae. I wood arjest, now tbit ther may be no mistakes, that a ecmmittv bo appointed in each plare where a apeeeh fa to be made, to nee that the specker rises , aoWrJapd that hegite thcrighl speech start ed. After the reform spoekcr lies made hi* ■peech to the citiseua, ur course he uhood be allowed to get ex full ex he cIkxbcb, .but it wodd be terrible to her him git up ' and make a speech in Hartford, Coanec- Bauer; 2d Ward, Milo T. Wheeler; 3d Ward, 8. C. Prindle ; Ith Ward, Wm. H. pint proudly to Hendricka. likker Tilden Hastings Township—Abraham Ry­ Glover, Chairman of the Real Estate Pool Committee, and Whittuom Chuiriuan -of tine, D. A. Bowker, C. V. Robinson. t - 1 fAr^nW-feisL'i'^.'In'j i IMTT . . . »itj Henry M. Merritt. Hastings City—1st Ward, Chas. II. Horx-Moare Seeber, Geo. W. Valen­ Bascom agio. The pisiform, eau’t help sootiu ih„ Dimoreriay uv the entire country, pertikelerly when the candidate fa taken in meount. It is the moot flexible platform 1 ever helpl to construct, and the Dimocrat wieh can't stand onto it ain't worth the name. In Ohio and Injeany we shel Can- erson, Samuel J. Bid el man. Porter Burton •rwn- »uCy am i " r-7 ■uiMtanahal. . NASBY. Il was’only after a pcremfftry demand, Hcteral time* repeated, that ers, E. H. Sfaaion, J. M. Rogers. prceenteti by the attitude those Senators warm your bowels agin. Under stimulitin infioocncea one kin afford to pay—but to pay this year for last year's deUtn, wich her Hod forever and can’t never be recall,J aac-ti-memory, h a dtaguMm. j or<Mmrf ih. wMi, ulUr <ir4»rJ .f »e'of Barry—Wm. P.Sidnam, W. T. Bar- saw the BKmey paid, and be demanded it it too, on account There AffTntetWUng uv Wka»d with the final ain't any thing in Ufe so dugustin i, payin oM likker bills. That likker e J . V. * > who voted against th^Scn^c’sJ ungdgtion. information perjudirial to that officer has tials as ----LIMO reported ICpUIWM the »»V following pcroom — delegates entitled to seals in thfa Conren’ pore of all this Johnstown—A. G. Dewey, Levi M. of our System. * in the BolknaptmLy *11 Lr ialhe -^-<1 Cox' ^MnmAFyeWWy. question in connection .• M... mittee on credentials John J. Perkins, of the great day of accounts, next November. On motion, the Cbiirappointed as com­ For PrcBident, RUTHERFORD.B. HAYK8. of Ohio. mortgage and ore aafc so tlmt it fa unnec­ essary for th«m to attend the annual meet iDgsof the Company orlqok *ft«r ite interests. In this way the bona fide hdxfars of tho stock arc outvoted from year »oyear by proxies, which, if, they The Growth The evil Castleton. S. B. Smith, rfJEbprnappfa. National RepsbtoD Ticket LD jpvcu cm nwr _ WOCUOh—wu, pade to much mousy in hind, after wick <bey w«re ea enthooataetic tor the great reformer ea anybody., I stood out, Ky_ Th . ’ naturally go to Itepublikin Stat™ Mi|| be giwm to the doubtful ones. Several reformers who wuin’t satisfied with ihb letter. Washington our A. Halstead Eltfa, County Committee. trios to elect delegate to the Stale aqd Confedcrcnw Committee^, compromised. Mm Fire still liar? the canvass showed as follows : For Hayes, ben IOT4 far TMao, 01. remain, four ' St mar mJ- A White Moantaiu excursion party took q vote on Mocdaj Congremional Conventions, which resulted SI follows, vfa.; To the State Ct Wm. P. Sidman, Andrus. They -Lewia F. W. Coffins, Enoch pon, unbowed several ex-Confederate fr—oHhfanu .tabHM- The dde- bed Dur a soldier field, Samuel 3. Tilden would not a cause for which the soldier fought at Smith, elthc chotBe. of mast it natal! I favor of Str, O'Dofin^l., orthact, m m. Britain I The Raleigh of $164,366,- |twi* 'lotkr rrappoK. tBrn K Suttlm Suu. X. C. A , fa frank <W Ite Cteitaa™ 4 item ttat if U><7 U« iV, MU sort about one thou- IteJIfan) were Pei' * . �l^iciiii-lleekl^DplililicapiajiiieL AH* The Nationil Auoclatran Midsummer Holiday Number of serib* SPECIAL NOTICE. MAK TOHCK. nfir’e Monthly BHmiAlFAMtRMAWWMTT. OEB-H THE TE8TTM0NT OFTHE WHOLE WORLD. Bwo« twee Jedri <iCU>S5 u Ae ,deleg.ie *JUio»d Adoption h,ia in E„„u H JI Chicego Ju!1e 20, 21 ,od -j, I for an I risk w couldn't pay but •d him a pig. He got ®*P¥ TU woman . GurdayamlSundayaW r. n. *1 to inlonn Xbe Meed, of ocx^cuH, ie s*ny aad a^deleg couMic^ eoeceroiag The object of thb is tho >n f fcgxn it __________ __ _ hlaiad to oppose the works of darkness, under the ’’“4 0< organisations It b com- ’ ■ i®XWa .drily exevpt ; id%y Numberisvleretad•«. travel. In ths firet place tlierels H H.’» description ef atypical ifC^ vdl»r.-< «•““*“« 7' *U7h ” bidden under <be apt tIvie 0f -HIdmad-»eek Town. Th® readers of Sender will have th. oppnttuni_ m ’•U:know?’ 5”"? °r B,,ried atlse F The Illustration. »f t£b paper are of POST OFFICE, TIME ^RD only»man aha ever h< widoul th. a|mlpaaa a lawyer mv A •• nV grt Hut pir ThJyjUire» heft thrii IfeeMde bf the tarn all of ih.. religious de­ ortavarfy nominations Of our country, eleven ofwbiuh reprraentod M It*, ^gedtering. The association h headed by, and com­ bcut talent iu the country, and u success and steady growth fcave marked its pathway in the part, wc him who Jias said, “In ’ . secret have I said nothing.'' 8 Street lea Paring the past year the National Aww ciation has met the first j>art of an .agree­ by rabing ment,—Via ! ten thcusand -If". ■t'. msadows. The paper emit with three connets by the author—which reminds us that the Midsummer Holliday Number is brimming with, poetry from. IxtginDlng to end—among the prose contributions, and Aren in the edi-; tnrial departments. i “NiagarU" foils eery filly into a series of trsrsl-skelelies. The account printed in the Midsummer Holliday Scribner, and pro­ fusely illustrated, is written by O. W. Holley, a revident of the locality, end probably the' l-cst authority on the sulytat. Mr. Holley 1 .1— __ . ■______ > .L- •______ 1 the whirlpool. Major PowelPe descent of tho 'Canon bf Uta Colorado (tleaerlbcd by Hie Major ilM:.Utoke- Diplheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat, nnd Bearlei deuses of debility, will otfeelarilp neautraliie the peril. -A. CARD TO THE A UKHICA X PUBLIC. only voyage daring. ill farther in the Midnbner, in Gail BaaiUsummer Holliday 5r on the British I’ro. ton's "Neighborly rineee, which inelm_______ __________ _ ____ We shaft ralsntlessly punno any one who imitate* an account of heroisms of thr steamahip "Allanlie" diMater: iu A. this with the ntmeel Vtfor of the law. Wetaost Street,) presented by Mr. Philo Carpenter C. Weehler’s jaunt through Culoradn . and in rU to pm tact I of Chicago to the cause of general reform Col. Waring’s -‘Two Hnndred Miles in a More) Row-Boat, a river voyage through an unfre and especially opposition to secret organis­ qurtiled and moot ancient and inlevealing dia-* ation*. By raising twenty thousand trielof Europe. Mt Barrougs has long been faaiuus for bis dollars by June 1st, 1878, to complete the writings alxiut Birdn: and Miso Bridge*' endowment fund the building with the Cfated bits of Field and Sea-aide, made with sparrows, satid-pipers, and the igbt and Ac., will be deeded to the iwsociation. rest, have been, for years among the frrshimi Rev. Wm. Lentyof Indiana has present­ and most admired r..atril»ntlon«ln tho AeSdeed to the Asaociatiun u farm, consisting of under their control the fine stone future. Chicago, (221 front grid ItKSK’ wyssr West Madison te rtrSS” I'ocnty CMMpoMmr COUNTY trail ii given, alio, of the hero of that extra* iwStaSass,- F-’ver fitlVS notora0 uV^tSnti which places fund, dollars endowment edifice in about . town of "thirty rides." But before we ooms to the anxious traveler, we are lad pictorially. look for atill greater achievements in the future, trusting J M XEyiXS.P.M. .all hollows ohhihit, iWgeyJ ; and pos’d of sortie of the (H 5TY OFFICERS. |prt_. nuriieiari «««nt win run todnA knikj,b wldwat n>nni»< the tisk ofdberder<ri .umwh and ta-ds. wUl r.culmlhe th. tafiu rir. «»i win prar. . met ..reoabl. and wholesome stimulant and mean, of e0BaUrBCtll!< „[ lnttUot. On Ion* — vurwev. wh.ro th. cr«r. of whrilnaor ottar d__. _b.n. to Hit meat. It prospects concerning the success of our cguae. ... , |’>"ub Expr«M.at ■ officrihMre Midsummer HoH- j^^ttan Hortritor'a .SlomZb Dltinra. That ' Pnainixvna-e Jnlv 2fkh. 187«. Kditok Rawssb :— Piles. Fistulas, Strictures, tor j»3PiX“ » u»y. i it will Madison Dispensary, 80 acres of the beat improved land,-worth at least 175.00 per acre, and other pieces of land of smaller dimensions dooatod by a thorough cultivation being an impossibility. different been hare persons who are friendly to the cause. Five College Prreideuta are among tire Association member* of the rt. It 5 e’rlook *• ranks talent some of which first and, other among the Nation. President II. H. George of Geneva College Ohio is Presi­ in our Drop deal Swelling*. l*as*lyria, and StiffJoint". tbeir MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Tho Fall Elections. Mr. hm< Rottaynu received hb life if be pemsted in publicly exposing A Hayes and Wheeler Hub was organised at Middleville, last Friday evening. The aecreto of Fne Masonry work in Farwell linll in tho jAign the he fears tunc of them, and entered as fearletdy upon Lis presence of perliapa 2000 persotis, as lie would in any rural district achool in our land. He exposed tho frauds of masonry which had conic under his otpecivl obser­ boldly Saturday instructed for vation much to the interod uf the Astuci atiun and displeasure of the craft. Duringrthe Chicago fire Mr. Roaayne was a member of the Masonic board of relief I. O G T. and be gaveau account of tho proceedings at that lime substantially ns follows. Ninety thousand dollars were sent to the board just after tho fire by various parties, and from various sources fur the benefit of W. C.T., Rev. M. Browning, thormi-l.l) >, .,ne man may know distracted master masons, their wives and another. W. 8 H. J^Dwdlv. Of Him aitouoA MS4.0OO were childn-n. W T.. Mis feu Moy.. used as direcrid, <3<>,<H>0 for rebuilding Masonic i outity Convention mi Saturday, bu» Lodges, fl'.OOrt for famishing elections which will precede the November contest: Kentucky, on the firat Monday iu Augual. ALTERATIVE, TOME. SOLVEST AND DI This election wi'.l>e for members of the Leg­ islature and Circuit Judges. MHEAlabama, on the first Munday in August. / State ticket will be chosen. Arkansas on the find Mbuday iu September, Hints utEcera. Vermont, ou the find Tueoday ia September. This election iefor Slate officer* and memtara of the General Assembly. Maine, on.the second Monday fajSeptcmbcr. Here a Stale ticket will be elected. ! Georgia, on th? first Wednesday in October. --I • u.Z.__ 111 _L_—* . Weal Virginia, on the second Tucsdcy in October. Thia election embraoea a Slate tiekM ami members of the Legislature. la, Draft), Female Weak .Ohio, eecond Tuesday in October. In Ibis Hiaia a full ticket, with the exception of gov. ernoe and lieutenant governor, will Ixi elected Indiana, on the aeoouJ Tuesday iu October. Here a Tull State ticket will be elected. . ' Iowa, an”(he aoeond Tuesday in October Stale officers. / , . , Nebraska, on the iwcuud|_Tuesday in Octo­ nftki Kervwws Syetem nemedkfael ber. Bute tiekrf. 5 li ZI5’’ Colorado, on the second Tuesday tt betober. pomomn a controlUm power or« Uw nar . Slate ticket. . . : . IxHiisiana, on the first Monday in NovemMr! Masonic Judges that hid not suffered from flri flri K **ie‘ least and Uk bahrtce ’ftfoet VeMlinetol^tartratMdjryrt dbeov- 4lh~W«rd Cbucin. W. I. a , Mias out Vow. returned to the parties who sent rill hale dart Bchnrx ntorr W. A. 8 f Mlns Id* Hills. It wilt take G*o Freem‘»* S9.2S which was to proctire coal, food, clothes, oil or gnat and pay rent from the 8th of Orangeville Township Caucus. k B ।'l ,nU of the renomination of the Hon. Julio r. Borrowi. fotconyress. x - October until the first.,of the next upon tho strength of which Onaaamixn Mie*. J-ly IRb. the June, Board of relief published a book (whioh ww shown to the audience) entitled " Blessed Charily as a me: i.. I* IM anmnd by somebody. There |, n, man in the country of stiffer will (U) While Mr. Rouayno was disekwing the*, To tbs County nomiriting convention: ~?ughtalin, Jopi H. Earie. L. A. p. B. PHOSM frauds in the presence-of hundreds, of "IUw Mwm.'aot o°« ■ sngtvUh. at the Eagle school house, near the realdrere of t. P Viantsnd. on Saturday August 13b', 4 0 C .‘C* tn“the dwOTlHen' A,J PREPARED BY 11. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. for the election «»f a delegale to the County Convention to be held at the Court House on MV Sonhyne Powers and one for D. R. Cook. •rs wm remarked That he had AiUntiun “scalpers"!—The Hayes k Wheeler ■•real;.':;' will meet at the Court Room Wed- L1M buahels. Reporters . the-re™, NMiuar ■ ■ - -------- r„..B »«•»■ •rf- Hayi were present CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. Haiti net. Mich.. Nov. 14 MW. xxWa FOR SALE OR TRADE Valuable inposmatkin. —»---------------- - Nothing wn^ _ djly W-f »t,"d In conclusion, .fMd.7i.aJ- OSE IDUTABLE STEAM 8AW MILL in good order runing every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULE8 7 yean old ONE b year old MARE, ONE BUGGY tootriy new, aho ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, for aria on GOOD TERMS. For partieulan enquire on the representing xxilTmi . "“"W *“.e? TOffiErtMUC »e Bamxx* boulod ' <- declared unamlmoiuly elected as aald delegate. On motion, the Convention adjourne-i.’ J. W. Baartv. Chairman, rf the OeUm*) Union Block,' over Boaion Owl'Store. which resulted in thirteen votes for Wm. H. 12 or I o’dock Mr. Caleb Thompson of Maple time hail his tarn burnci with all its contents ... . .t_r___ -I...., oroi '■ .«■ DENTISTS ! . E. STAUFFER, (Prop. Barn Burned. ‘ Stnital and leckaaical HASTINGS, MIOH. M. Dewey, Beerelary. 1 On motion, the ehair was mithoriife.l io appoint a leRor. and appointed I. W. ('’roomaw. . . ' On motion of F. S. Bowen the Convention proceode.1 to an informal tallol' for ddegatc. Gw. M. Dxwxr, Secretary. By order of Com. STEIIVHOEF &W® CENTRAL HOUSE Hon. James W. Bently chairman, and Goo. popshr. I f the Jouritul and its confcdtraie p-Hior derive (o go where they will be nppre- ben, r.ftbe Allegan Jeumef, sajw; w*v a Co., New Y< gMsaai Dmmbi llili'd world, iu |M th. "kSUK »*J" r.|*~nU»g *• Oregon, where greenback ideas newish* ’ ‘•trianoe t'hilblalni, PUm. Chapped Hands, Jthrumaliuu. The TheReputoUin'.£attusfor.,lhc d*J» Ward average . to-*cb4*»9<> dbtriTdGonlFthe' rU,000 something beW L. II. 8. Mrs it. VECETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. Farwell Hall, into the firat three degrees Though UIoIcLm. .3 also Kwellia >« radically cured if the < ta tho PiUs taken night a Hardly a visitor to the Centennial will be sat­ isfied to go home without seeing New York (My. of the attractions of which ho has read and beard so tuttch. Few strangers, howexur, know of the delightful short trip- that may be made from the city iu all directions, at a small expense. Scribner’s Midsummer Holiday dent, and Rev. Mr. French D. I), of Cin­ chief points of interest near the city. Altogether, this number of Scribncr’a is jiut cinnati b secretary for the ensuing year. what it claims to be, » Midsummer Holiday During the seauon of the AsRoeiakiou Number—to be read under the trees. or by the Mr. Edmond Roosyoe, recej^ly Past sea. or during boum of wailing for ear or boat. It is light, without being frivolous, instructive, Master of Keystone Ixxige in Chicogu, without being heavy, end full of beauty. initiated a candidate on the stage in luauy IctU-rs threnteaiug to take Indiscretions uf Youth nb'iul-1 be in iUuatration of one-fMr. Hnrmug's tuud delightful mays,—"A Bird Medley,"— printed in the Midsummer Holiday Nnmbvr of A-«*sS jt.-W.Bwrt. wsr.ffisxssssw, VSeBTINELSoUby JI DRIKIGISTR. Swict’s Hotel, GRAND BAFOft. BOABD AND ROOM, MICK I DAT. �18. Xnuerb and Ann lenaadrMl HPpBATK OBDEK-n tho beat buggy ctiir risen in the county ot Barry. hS forge* P^*’ ,n lh® shop with Jawn Rich A Bro-, Church and Railroad Street, no™®- o. ___ XXCtf THE GREAT SHOW COMING. entree uv mis M D Recd dtmxen to call attention to hbswWwwSUp, wt~« found at all hours of any d»y, ready t0 any work in his line, from putting a ne* ■poke in an old wW, to tho building of ripiminm onpiMB At Hastings August 14th THE LEVIATHAN COMI2STG.' LAKGKBT SHOW UPON BABTH-Hlppodrome. Maoanrte. Ciroe*. Mardl-Gra*. NEW ADVERTISMENTS HOWES’ $10,000 CHALLENGE GREAT LONDON THAT CIRCUS-HIP PODROME Sanger's English Menagerie of Trained Anltiiftlt. Mardi-Gras Carnival coMBur-a-Tiou. Great London Circus, Sanger's English Manag­ er!# df Trained Animals PROBATE ORDER: AND MARDLORAS CARS 1\ AL, Owns aad dally exhibit* tbe BatGmjuf 5Mnhi Wails tatnv meals: I eat what I like: and whenever I feel under the weather. I retort to my Tarrant's Scltacr Aperient. - ------an. and violent r. In the 810,000 CHALLENGE THAT HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIBCI S, Etc., Etc., Only Ureaae ef Fear Kerri Brecri I U-r< -— SALE ON EXECU’ I of the Circuit Conn for the . State of Michigan, dated t 810,000 PETERS MUSICAL MAGAZINES CHALLENGE THAT HOWES' OBKAT LO.NDON “‘DarcnoMAKcr, or hodl charming.” X Bow either eex may foaeinato and rain the mueh Marie a* the u&emoney weald bay In she* ■old. A eaeer book. AddremT. WILLIAM A CO.. Pub1*. PhlUdelpha. 810,000 LOVSEHOLD JILkLOD CHALLENGE THAT HOWES' GREAT LONDON ( UM I S, oeal Marie. eoatablnrall i »y Han. I>anx*.T«o«*a. Etc., LANDS HOMESTEADS. Every Failure Advertmed Truly Exhibited. brakt rellabjelafortnallon, wb* cheap FARM, or rovernmes the Sew yobk MILITARY AGENCY Etc., Emblematic, Historic, Amphithcatrical, Allegorical, Etc. Every Nation of the Glofe stepmotled. Only One Ticket Required for All ’ PROBATE ORDER. STATS OF MICHIGAN. County of] ETEBS' VRGAN 0ELECT1ON8. More Perfuming Animals than any other Ten Menageries in lhe World! THE ONLY ZEBRAS RVZR SEEM IN HARNESS. Specialties. our areal feature, THE GRAND MA BAH-GRAS CARNIVAL. Berea Mamure Gold Chariui-. Five Performing Hephants, live Performing Royal Bengal Tigm, Six Mmtur African Hyena*. Two Roman War Chariot*. Roman Charioteera, Fearlee. PavaUora eacortit>K Greetea BmuISoo. Degeal Ceatnme* adorning shapely ladiea. The Spirit of ' <<'—Waahlngion l efeyrite. Goddcaa of Liberty, William Penn, Brother Jonathan, aad hundred* of Conti­ nental Charaeleru represented. Rephaul Courting. Hurdle Racing, etc. We uae our own R»ee Track. Bead «mr $2.*dl.<n> Challenge- Four acre* of Exhibition Tenia. Ha* no equal—no ETERS’ 1 ARLOR MUSIC, 810,000 CHALLENGE THAT HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIRUI S, Etc., Etc., Owm and daily exhibit* FRRI la the yebiU street of each eltyer pUaeef axhibitiM. «dtbs lancet, aeeet eeady and xaacalloenUr eoustructed 85,000 CHALLENGE nine all the latest and beat Danee and S Marie by Rural. Cam. Wamtaa. Wttau*. l‘*oau.etc. HOWES' GREAT LONDON CIKl'I S Own* aad dally exhibit* the only Potoquslne io REME DE LA VREME 35,000 CHALLENGE THAT AT HOWES* GREAT LONDON CIRtT; :N TELEGRAPHY 25a^L“r^T&,-y^vr 485348532348485331142323482323 SOLID WEALTH 86,000 CHALLENGE EWErni Ht BSnSROUflC fflUEHR 8600,000 IN GIFTS mt Um Grand MABDI-GRAS CARNIVAL I eel*in biaaty. waadir.and aaaraltade, any At pnb evw bee. npCS^the GrauMt^FOb'tMe ever Preaeutad lo th* Pnblie AFORTOTEFOB. ONLY »12 MUX. D0CKRHX, THE BKAmrui. F > ai»l A X AttTWT, aad Ctrnmytoa remri. rrtorij^. lleotU Art, and Kwr-lfm*. Mbr tn «h* WorM, all o< wLUh U aawsatUHsM wltbmR eadOte. bridte.'Or tra|4ar*. (wyna the leu* la. A. of b«r hoomfc. HAoeoltorptitniTo FnoDt'CR WEA W4DAL. THE KENTUCKY CASH BI8TRIBUTI0N COMHAHT THSKSfttT,-AUO/ol, 1876on which oooarion they will diriribata to the tiek et holders the immense sum ot $800,006 00' Tho*. P. Porter. Kx-Gov. Ky., Genl Maasxer. TEN PIN BALLS 85,000 CHALLENGE mare Biapbanu than any other renews I 85,000 CHALLENGE Ateo WO Mtxnsai. K<i<w**ri«aaH. 0> wu*tl.. A/n. UUc. Blppodroasrik. AaHdUirantrel, u4 AaUpaUu Arttrt*. »U uf wl>kli ere HrsVelsn In their ssrtowe sped- 85,000 CHALLENGE ■twerwh u. SSalCwM *. S? >5,000 CHALLENGE >50,000 CHALLENGE I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-03.pdf b25ebd4b96d56b79a3cc29ec1dba0983 PDF Text Text ;UHW NO. 28. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1876. THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. Mis Wardlow, give him a place “Has William told you what done, Mr. .Tillson?" “Yes and I nm prepared. I think it is any sign of d^alb for a___ OF on IK make his wilf It Is a pity to defer; it till sicknesn reminds ns that wc are mortal, but it is better late th an never. The papers were all1 prepared mid ready to be signed and. wiuxwod, before ilxn A.... .. ..«. ^.a.4 He willingly accepted of the guardinn­ ship of William and hie 'property, for the ' At noon Mrs. Rogers came in, aud tar rent of h» minority, in case of hia fkther'a death. He and Mim Wardlow witnened XT Ji’S the signing of the will, and just as the I by their father, who Sow slept quietly. snn wm netting took their lean-. “Mr. Rogers is terrible fuasy," his Entire KattafaUion. wife remarked. ■’Bufcausc I said somo■k in Barry County. The next Monday morning, Mixa Ward­ thing to William thr< morning that he , did not like, he jusi'lrctted himself into a low and Hugh Marston left Colchester. It was a beautiful May day. It is de­ ture. upon Jiaving anything happen to ex­ lightful at all times to view the varied ’ cite him. 'I with William had staid landscape* of New England’,*■ changeable i away when he was well off.' Wc did not scenery. Il is hardly passible to say at i want him ; there is plenty of help to be what season of.the your it is moat beauti­ had for money. I suppose he u lunging ful. Ilngh waa iu wwtaciea of happiness. ! around, in h..pra he will get something He had never, since hi*. earliest remetn I more out of Roger"; if I can help it, ho brancc, left his retired humble home. won't get a eept. He was always get­ True, he was not a native of Colchester, ; but he had no distinct remembrance of ting Theodore into sou»c scropa." It sometimes Which fa th. b»£t (.im* Wheeled Alnchin.- in the Market. Call mid “I cannot think you are right- there. '! any other residence. | ‘■cowed as tf lie eould reinember living in ’ Ho hi a very steady young man.” '-Folks don't know him as I do. I a fine house, with carpets and elegant ' furniture, but if he tried to think mure I shall never forgive hi in far bringing The- j Both Ehiinhed and V'nrinisticHl. । odore out in the tcrrildu Ixisineas last 'I of it, to recall it more distinctly, it would ; all seem confhrion, and heconld not tell River* Vibrator. Buffalo Pill*, Ohio Swctipataltcs, 1 winter.". Michigan RwubMWakkw, ai.so the Ririhali, cijover "He wax obliged lo do it, in order to ■ whether it was a half remembered drcam or a fancy, atirred by hearing his mother tell clear liimself.'* " •Who would have cared if he had- of her home after her marriage, on the bcerrconvicted ?" - beautiful banks nf the Hudson, where he Misti Wardlow looked al her in aston I was burn. They arrived at Fairhaven in the early isliinenl. "Mra Rogers, hi* father and sisters after-noon. Tho clergyman happened in at the station jurt ns they arrived, and wuuhl have eared I" She was surprised nt the effect her ‘ took than directly to the parsonage. ‘•Indeed, Abba, I shall insist upon it, words produced. Mra. Rogen, .sprang I from her scat, her fltce purple. For ai aud Mra. Corbin will be delighted tu re­ ILteting^. April 12, 1876. . moment she remained standing, then i ceived you." ‘■You arc too generous, Mr. Corbin, and staggered and fell backwards on the | I dislike to make your good wife so much lounge. trouble." Colcholer ‘Tn this thing ki “As if Abba Wurdtew over made any Has it got out?" "Of course it has; you did not exfiect one trouble I But there ia uo use in dis­ always to keep it e<met-a!cd ? It seems cussing the question. You know of old that my will «law, so you may as well strange that you tried to do it." Ellen came to Miss Wardlow's aide, submit with a good grace. I toes this and whispered in her car: "Is William young gentleman belong to you ?" '■Yes, sir ; this is Hugh Marston. His my own dear brother, sure ?" An affirmative nod was tbe reply, and dying mother left him to me." "Ay ; well, he and my Henry will made the little girl darted from the house, and randoHii t«. the field where the young man a good span. He is very welcome for your sake.' was plough’ A pleasant welcome waa given by the clergyman's wife to the travelers, aud brother William!" He held up h» lior*^, and turned to Hugh thought the folks in Fairhaven the child who came bounding towards esteemed Mina Wahllow as much as they did io Colchester. him, with her eyes sparkling with joy. "My dear Abba," Mra. Corbin said, •My owu brother William I Miss Ward­ low said so,” and she clasped her arms after tea, “you do not know, bow glad I was for you, when A heard of yAur good around hit l»cck. ’’I.ittlu nialer I have known it a long fortune; 1 knew you could 'doso much lime. I cnuldu. ver have loved you and good with your money. You know the value of it. Mr. Corbin says you wrote Mary .*» if you had not berm my1 fistent. d What did it mean, that father took your stay would be. short; wc nil hoped you would come back to Hve." yntt from the asylum?” “I expect to have a pcnnnx.nl home in ’ -J cannot tell vou, hut run l»ack now." William followed her/to Um house. Colchester. A gentleman has engaged my Miw« Wardlow smiled l*:r welcome., and services, Mra. Corbin. 1 am to Im* mar­ his lather’s wife hid her face in the pil ried tho 1st of Jone. You give me your best wish ch, 1 hope?" lows of the lounge. •‘To be sure I will; but I never thought “William, your father has been telling of that. Somehow I had thought, you me about you." i ma s.— .. I «i‘d not Wte™ ke would not be apt to get married." “Why not? I can imagine no reason would die and uni own mo to the world as why I should not" hb< *.n." t “ I do not know that there ia a reason; “You have known it before? ' “Of courae I have. Grandmother told mo who I wax, mid 1 can remember Aunt and yon have seen so much trouble Lucy Merton, who was always telling me sorrow, and I believe the greatest reason is of my father ; I was not ashamed of him if that 1 did not think you would ever find any one who was good enough for you." h<* waft of me.” •‘Ob, my dear Mra. Corbin I You do Your father was not ashamed of you ■ he took the txiurac lie did for peace. h-*l not know how faulty I am I I do not look for perfection' I should not have bocn a your dinner, and when he wakes up you must go in and talk with hhn. You will fit wifrfor . perfect man. But you believe in happiness In kho married life? forgive him, Williom, us you hope to be I am sure you are a happy, women." fnnjiven?” . IM, I know 1 am , um ocriviunj, * “I have nothing to forgive him now. I would not have changed places with believed If before I was married 1 could Theodore before. W my father ran only have looked forward to the cares, anxietieM and trials that there awaited me, and .ret well, so as to know how much I love him, ll will U, mow h.ppio«> Uun I through which I have safely pored, I WWMpwtal I.WIjnM bj h'” should have shrank back with fear and trembling. Yet it ia better that we can­ Mid ba aib« not look into the vista of the future. . I w„ ;«.la allws «» "jlbaa. did not expect to find" my future life a aoene of unalloyed happiness ; I expected W Jtinn »P lo 0“ b*We, l>« [taped to pass through homo trials ; but, Abba, the ontstretehed band; “How are you I always have had strength equal to my feeling thia aftero-on, my fcther? “My son, can you forgive me? Lan day, and I believe that my happiness has been greater than tiy Bufforinga." you love me now ? ' Several of Mire Wardlow * old acquain­ “I have always loved y<m;l sunpeacd tances dropped in for the evening, and I know why you did as you did. 1 feet ureatefal for the kiodnras yuu haveahown among them the gentleman who acted as mo; lam no woroefor whatu pasaed. It school committer. He proceeded at once UNPARALLED SUCCESS 25 sold last year and every one gave THE PEERLK8 COMBINED MACHINE WITH fte JOHNSON RAKE,' TRIUMPH SINGLE KEAI'Eli SEETHE BAT yhe^jni-Wecklv HepUWiMjitawcr. LATFORM BI GGIES MESSER & POWERS R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON .1 .’HD BUSINESS CARDS. DENTIST HichitaB. Great Bargains lent •iiftn fnnd Tkqfjrt Siek and Affl of if \ stings and The SrnW^American Organ, HAZELTON BBO.'S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every insFaSenHWWan-anted. Old Piaes aoi Ortm taiea ii fw 1,51 °BB’ R D BULLoSiCWolesale g.nt f»r Michigan, wake tillArriaga wlieeU stopped at N^h °Ho°8ae.d "’d Rapid6’ EaM 8BK",a* and I of inteWgwce pa*d Fh"n<7.r O. BROWN, Piano Tuner. the A look him and Uc b^ ^k With the as-iotanee of Hngh anJ Hen­ ry Corbin, Abb* transplanted beautifhl plants tu hloonnuppM<h«niHMri grave. The headstone lia4 > Mun already placed, under tho direction, of Mr. Corbin ; It waa nnosu-ntatioui with uamn and age of tha engrHPd polished surface, and thar text; Vjle giveth h& beiovad ateep."^ f ’ Bordur Life,- Put. Tho terrible fate of Coster and hia T gal­ lant three hundred adds ‘ another tragic chapter to tho great book of Border events, whM& beginning dates from tho earliest'acttlcmonts of our country, 'whose end will be only when the Indiana as a race shall have become. extinct. ■ . The horrors of the *Modoc cAmpaign are yot lhesh'in our memories. The his torn Lava Bed.*, Indian eunnlng baffling the skill of our soldiery. for so i loog;. a lime, savage malignity .culminuring in tho death of the Grave (Xnby‘land othera whose miiwion' Tfas ‘ hbdbritlle treaty and peace—all these ore still vtunimte'Wxl with a ahwdder.- Wmii pmallcls in device . and atrocity are t ouly found in flic deeds that -conipose the his­ tory of the “Dark ami Bloody Ground," or among those which ^mark du thtaody •tracks of the treatherotfe 'Mn&im,’. des cepdiug from their GraaULalre iastaeMea upon tho unsuspecting tribe* aud" ihUlements of the Suw|uehnnna and tW gheny. So with this heart-rending atery of Custer £ml his umiii^ wJwhhas, sprung upon the country so suddenly, and which is being read amid team .of burrow and calls for vengeance, front one end of the land to the other. -Soinc way find ite parallel in the history of IjeoraJas and his three hundred; sonic may jeak for like sacrifices amid the aaosia of she Scottish Chiefs or Polish Patriufa. „. But it ia oriBy when we turn to the dr!! lure chaptcroaf our old Border history that wc reau anu re-rcau, in nucnaineu ionn the bloody story of, Bose Bud and Big Horn Rivera. Custer and his throe hundred, ambushed by a wily foe and melting away in death lie fore odds ren­ dered doubly and terribly formidable by bewildering shrieks aud staallhy smxfo of fighting, recall with vivid effect the trsge-' dy of Braddock's Field, whoaa.detaila are graphically aud fnlly narrated , in fM wonderful book, "Our Wratewi .-^order One Hundred Years ago."* (Jr if other parallels be sought, they abound in tht; same brilljant, stirring and faithful volume.<4 .*• Horn, Canby and thia Lava Beds,. Modoc and Sioux, are but repetitions, now faint­ er, now leraer of Dated! and >>My Run, Crawford and Battle Island, ' Har wer and the Miami Towns. The new story, whether of victory f of defeat, massacre or escape, cuiuung .,w adventure, treachery or dash, hardship' or retreat, is but an epitoax- of the * old filled with iia qnamt and primary^,4j>*rtraitures, haloed about by thrilling' tradi- ihu our » wnft it tod these our dwelling places were scenes in the midst of it. , ... *OUR WESTERN BORDER 100 Years Ago. A new and rare Historical _yo)utne of Border Life, Struggle eod Adventure, by Charles McNight, Ewj800 pages, Price S3. PuUjs&d • by J, C. McCurdy A Co., Philadelphia, Pa, Cincinnati, 0., Chicago, BL Lou­ is, Mo., and sold by AgBnte.' For terns and Illustrated Circulars addrer** Uie The Vernon /tanner published hi Ttin- ninga county, Indiana, inform* >H jkirtions who lost farms, land or nioney through die swindling corruption kttown Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad that the instrument liy which the swindle Was perpetrated is on file in the Rceordefs office in that county, and has on it the name of*Samuel J. Tilden,’' the“trnstee'' through whom it was aceompluffiteL The Cincinnati A’ayKircr supports Gov. Hendricks in such an •awkward and la(Lhanded manner as to be somewhat annoying. For instance, speaking of Hendricks's attempt to 1 annonise . Tilden at the Saratoga meetup, it “ gr. Hendricks *as salting tttiMfflNfi Eastern Democrats when He Was endravunug to eateh the Extern coon. He w't there to Mirnir up thp 1 feeUngnrfU;&m«a tMs. . 8« b-« 1 soothing and oompboeutman. -Bit-4uM’ get holdof Got. Hendricbrbn the-4 fMIni ' ‘wr.h Ills'- V.1 '*xd �bed-ticks sr to.y ... .^3^" OUR NEW YORK LETTER. up the anYahha moment tlTe flag wra thrown int lUpnb’hMn pwty, k*»e «» in out lhe Tilden and h 4*»<*'» io the X). If we are con- ( Dry W-ther TlOjflw* U,. pwiotim of U.8. O~>| the spring of 1877, immediate tinned in vicinity Was teni into ribbons BOUBting to 121.000the boost by tu- wind and had to be taken down. a JI ™ra«pmU« »ith <1» arma — » ■«. •. (retting th* ft? । Without anvjMTSiire 000, will d«ro<icu to that prweul rtwdwd bMiw; Nlgbte - TM Tilton Family 8rt, »fl by a rinMg'ISnd Stokaa In Aubnm-Haailh “d -The Conneticut political oorruapondent are than Iho average Bourbon politician or t whole nmmtot; imd rf the New York Naw r«»a, Jaly «M. 1«« condudw that [soon as the bfindsfrll 4 organ is, to shake their confidence in either. were compelled to do it, », <i;.. | •/ rj _Jfo of the negt 'four 1Conneticut i* much more certain for It would also save them a world of trouble MIT WX.VtUXli ■« It baa been fmrfitlly dry in die oily ail WM to iuteme 111.: to .. .mm. —w bounty and general fund ]Bayes than it was far Grant in 1872 and ifonce for all, (hey would learn that the (to-room, would bob. iow debts arc liquidated there will remain only ,will give a larger vole for him The prob­ Republican masses tolerate the broadest the canal debt, amounting now to between ability, ho reports, »that the Republicans WH011 wnr .1 mullm u>MUi»e<l U>«1 lhe nine and ten mtlliowrof dollar*. In 1877 1 WUCT mpplr uT lie atj might ML X™ »hrty every night fcr 0Vrr it will ] York ia supplied from one sounw, Croton To the poor i^ew York J| x^,.„ millions, terrible. Inifc winter tluv ftX . - W> MHWliitriwt «n .gxrM-i” minority report of the N'nval Committee River, and the water for the entire city i* death, and in (he sumuu-r th< v One of tho most important ■SZ *”*•*“• ““iM >" . »lr- TUJ*".b“' which has been investigating Secretary brought in one pipe. Imagine the d istresx* Tha weatlu-r ii still hoi |,ut a \ ' that woddbeocoudooedwny accident, euduwbl.* debts will be to relieve tho jxwple' of the that leader doesn’t know yet whether hu RoIkwd MicUcaM State from the annual payment of >4,000, ocoond officer will let him fight on a specie Thia report fully exonerates the Secretary that pipe should be drotroyed • I magibe n TILTON. 000 nf taxes." ' Since my last there |,„\ basis, snd so that aggressive letter remains from any wiflfttl transgramon of law and million of people without water;! But, a* hidden, nnd the only real aggresireness shows that the points made against him by dry as it bos been in lhe city, it is nothing otar Mrs. Tiltou. Siu- has yignifirti i , PontiCTl Note.. thus far recorded is the affair at Hamburg, the majority of.the oommittee were only to what our neighbors in New Jersey have ' i* 'for Prorident S. C. possible, by giving undue prominence to ■uffersd. The whole State is as dij as a lar, upau which she is no» fifh- y, MWTHHRFORD B. HAYW, GncsetX***® whom Tilden s barrel ** - Tilden's letter of acceptance : “I accept powder horn, and the Jom to th* farmers Children hereafteru, Jitc I .d. !• ofOMo. and gardeners will he iswmv. The chouse, and ti>o probaLil..y k ] the nomination. . The people wanted ma, The' Preside^ has appointed Gteen B. and so I engineered the Convention nnd vegetable crop k nearly n total loss, Ao much-wrocked family will, ln-rcifkr ate soms^mjK Uk« |«« By I be £ WILLIAM A. WHEfeLRR, Raum, ex-Congressman of Illinois, to be got the nomination, j The people know me has been apparently abandoned; but that berries dried up on the bunbre, and the people of Plymouth t iiun-h not ufNew York. Commimionwr of internal Revenue. and it is therefore iiancecssary for me to the time required may not be a dead loss, apples arc falling from the trow. Ia parts bur properly. Since the trials I thn The New York TWbnrte intimates that define my position. lam for reform ns the testimony ha* all been referred to the water has been procured for how-c p*rMr. Hendricks will be tendered the vacant that word i* defined hy the Democratic Judictaryt'ornmiUee with a requset that pot>CM with difficulty, and stock has suffer­ of the ladies of the cotigr.k-atL fiarioed terribly. So hot and dry u season has .called upon her. They .|i<j „iic » place for .the Vice Prt*ideney on the Pe­ party.” the Secretary be impeached, should the Dta bmm known for eighty yuan. pane of fl *00 for her at' the rise of iL For Repnwentotive in Congress, ter Cooper tickci. As this A call has been issued for a Greenback evidence*warrant sueh a course. trial, but never a cent More. n^InrotU District, The Fort Scott (Kansas) Pionrrr lias Convention in Kentucky to nominate an more leaves lhe innocence of Mr. Robeson in any way taken any trouble t« ree ttai JONAH H. McGOWAN Bosinwui is as dull as ever, but some of alu: waa in comfortable ciminuiiujwa. Mr dropped Mr. Tilden’s name and put up electorial ticket. An exchange remark* in doubt with those who have not had the the merchantr arc hoping that with the Boodimyf.r whose mke she siiflend m of Coldwater, Branch County. Peter Cooper's, and other Kansas papers thi» a man who wants soft money and opportunity to follew the inveatigatio© fall there will come a revival. They argno much, has been as Mgligrat a.« lhe other, are following its example. repudiation and is not natisfl' <1 With the closely. it is proltably hoped that some that prices having got down to sotnetiiing and among them the pwir liitfej L»dy hu ’ Repnblican leadersjn . North Cairolinii ilemocratic party. reHemble* (he dog that converts may bo made through such trana- near the bottom, merchants from the inter­ bad a hard time, and will bav<- a border “Honest money for all, aud predict a majority of from eight to twelve dropped a real bone in ordcr.to jump after parent trickery. 1’re.udent Grant b receiv­ ior will eouu? to New Ywk and buy, ami Rhe has already kept boarden and. iik<% that (hey will bur more liberally- Then iuMiu; to keep h<+>wlf, and but fur thfree schools for all. There thousand for Hayes .and Wheeler, but it* shadow in the water. ing the commendation of a great many they count on i he low cost of passage »«»«} relief Theodore h» < ik-n.ied to br. .should be no inflation which think the State ticket will be doser. 1 friendly, freight to attract buyv-n* to flik market . L Il was the youpg and sprightly Tarbox people not overwhelmingly, would -have suffered for food fo «t. It will depreciate the one nor eee^ Kx-Govcrnor Curtin, of Pennsylvanyi. usually bccauM of bis understood hostility insist that they arc wrong. The jobbing terian interference which will and General Banks, ^f Mawachu.vctt.i, of Maroachusetts. who shook hl* flowing to the iniquitions River and Harbor bill, trade is lost to New York forever. The is notiuiporeihle that the twjinimoy oklocks at the Tammany liemocrate ua Tues­ together again. destroy the other.” merchants ofChitago, Cinanasti, St. Lou­ have lost the good vopiaion of Democrat a Frank Moulton is:- after Ikvtbrr >pu day evening, and quoted the Book of Gen­ which gives a flat xmtraction tn Democartis, Toledo, ami the otiwwwbqlemdinx fwuirfs hotter than ever, and In- »w.ur< that k by declaring for Hayes and Wheeler. ic profemion of economy and retrenchment esis concerning the fall of man. He told in the wret can buy of the manufctturera The Washington city Board, of Health, ebren all about the tree of knowledge, and and ought to shame a good many Repub­ just aa cheaply •« can the New York mcrfinds itself much cripplej by toe Democrat hi* auditor^,' who took it fur a sharp sally licans in Congress. It b now thought have the power to dd it if hr ran ever gtt ie reduction of their appropriations, which on tho common scboca question; greeting that it will be killed in the Senate, but coat, they can underaell the New York into a court that will give him a dur. jobber in all American good*, and. thauk Tlk- public have, however, lo-t intact in prevent much necetuutry sanitary work. him with rapturous applause—when he should it reach the executive it would Hayes and Wheeler clubs liare been the matter What it want* » a fn*li. likely be knocked on the head by a veto. sat down. healthy scandal. ' organised in every ward in Buffalo, and At a cauraa of Democratic IteprreenlawtnKKs. on the 3d of August there will be a grand OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. the murderer of Fbh, ha*, km reawred ratification, with torchlight procession, etc. the clausa of the Resumption Act fixing the to Auburn Prison, and he know, for the dale of resumption by a vote of 47 to 24. be the financial and inq-orting centre of first time, actually a ronrict. At Sb»According to the Jackson (Mias) dot­ WASHtNutON, July 28th, 187(1. Sing he was a clerk in lhe effire of a duxBut it ia still in donbt whether the infla­ ton. a Democratic organ, the Miarisippi With a view lo conceal th* dreertion* manufacturer who employi-d prisoo kbit, | Republican* are grti mg ready to bring out tionists have a majority in the Banking from theirjown ranks and to divert the at­ and be richer ricpl in a cell. t>r eojoytd and Currency Committee, thus enabling W^WSL afiarSaFto their strongest me# for Congress in the prison fair. There he had a pnery gxd tention of the public fiurn tho tatter fends, them to report a bill for that purpose. time, and was as comfortable as a tain ns; threateningn total disruption, the ex-' d welling*. Aud the end is not' could be who under waiorestraint. Bal iu caudidalre for Governor in rebel Democratic lenders devote much* The excitement aver (bo bill of the com Bents hare shrunk two thirds, and Auburn It b quite different. Mr. Stokey"*0*1** 0,1*“ .North Carolina, Vance and Little, are stump mitteeon Miacsaud Mining authorising time to producing a misundentanding be- I has on him the prison garl>. k* praetiers Br miu£ * j ing the State after toe d<l plan, together (ween the 1’reridcnt and General Hayes. the lock-step, he cats a- d->.<>ili<-r priiwro .ro ChataMs. , dhridmg the time wWi hash other. This 1 as a legal tender, and providing for silver count much on New York. The West and is Ireat.sl precise!} as the rr.4 ire. In their desperation of purpose, they report ' i ---------। plan insures lively campaigning. inflation to the limit of the silver bullion holds the key to the poaition, and k al­ For the rest of his term Mr. Stokes is tho Republican candidate as very anxious ■mmMIobm DMrM OsavealtaM S*mI IM> ' ... ■ ' _ . . ,, ways will. likely to know what it b to be a prisoner j It » now about forty days ron-e Hayes to repudiate “Orantbm" and that ho b in earnest. He growh ak»ul it. but to tuKAMVEl. J. Ttl.bBN. ----------and Wheeler were place! in nomination by only restrained from an open avowal to that offices throughout the country, has some­ purpose. He is too old s waulwn to . the Republican party, aud not one word of effect through fear of the damaging conae* what subsided, although it is not apparent excite any intercst.^wd be will sene hi‘ personal dejraction.qr even campaign scan­ quonce* on lib own prospects. On tho that the infatuated advocate* of ihatmvas- Prcoident, b probably the most unfit time out subside into a coumxm knfrr man for that position that could have beendal have lx bn uttered affecting cither. when he b dhchargeil The way <d the other hand the President is repruwoted as selected. He b a born aristocrat, and b transgressor b hard. Eren Josie Mans­ Gov. Ke Iqgg report* that everything is very indignant and angry with ' Governor For a day or two it, Rooked as though it field, who lured him to hw r!R >. laughs »t harmonioa/ tfn the Republican ranks in Hayes, and bis supporters and as already— would be tniwd though on a sort of him as a billy fool, who made zsa unples Louiriana, nd this party ia entirely united, jurt upon the eve—of filling every federal “tidal wave" but the sober seermd thought sent thing for her by bb fully. Republic,a for ton first ‘rime in eight years. If there office with hb own personal followcn. set­ TUI IIE.11.T1I of the city han improved «*mting his party at defiance. A map rfy tot the absence of several senators to accom­ arHBUfAH XOMIMATING COWEK- ia a fair election be considers the State sure for n^cs and Wheeler. . after the manner of Napoleon III, and the pany ths body of Senator Carpenter lo hia the Manhattan Club, and he never would what urith the reduced temperature, b« i U»c mortality, especially among chiMreo. former home in West Virginia no vote will have beat a Deaoocrat, only for the rea ­ The Wffot Yirgini* correspondent of permanent establbhment of “Caosariam" w still frightful. Twelve children di«d ths New ¥i Mr 'ZfereM thinks that, Mist b darkly foreshadowed aa among the be reached in the Belknap case until next son that through his mouvy lie could con- yesterday, out of one tenement housc.1--. .l____ I • * . State may fivo a Democratic majority of possibilities of the next few months. The Pimo3,000; but With a determined effort, such President b pictured as daily indulging hb and ambias the Republicans will make, vven than “unfortunate habits of intoxication,’' living ia manifested in the final rrewh. It is pre­ Aad there in a constant whirl of Bacchanalbn license dicted that kll Um appropriation bffls Wore I and revelry surrounded by besotted syco­ the Conference Committee wifl have been He rw ihctnutJudge Manning.F. Force has consented phants; that under such circnaMtancm the compromised by Tuesday and that aa immediate adjournment will bn had. The i “few reformers" occupying federal offices turned Democratic anxiety over Tilden’.* tardiness TMm the RHbrwr of Obis. 1 he JState Journal" sap: "He are peremptorily summoned before him, uoos. Ik did not pernerve faith with is one ofihi be^ and jurist men in Ohio, and after having their ears cuffed their nones pulled ^and submitting to other indigthat gang even. He took tE«r money, and is also a;man of rigual toility." “nd ihre deser»d th«n when they were fact that Governor Tilden’s claims to be a The decii^d bolt of Indiana inflationists nitM they are dbmbsod from office and Is the Bret logvr Brewed in the MeJ roflartaer tu afl fidse m &et, arid especially kicked out of the White Houre followed is very cruel on'Mr. Hendricks, occuring railroad swinin his own State. He was put on-'the reform lathe State of New York. The thnro assembled. As though thb wm not foei b, ths eredit < regulatiag the finanom voU,-and fti ing in thia hi* usefulnow is at enough to secure the defeat of the party, they consistently report the President as pushed hb way to the front through hb an end. ■ <’ VT WhalMttoMd »*«««•- . ,»j K* being determined to overawe the South by own and hb friends determination and on army of occupation during the fall, activity and he now appean to have Ram, dangerous to him, the .prcaent time rag the tetaGLffor rarolta which behad no baekod up by oceans uf money, that those uel Jo^, Tilden “■ dianoerv’ doridedte ^-i.2 -----Whocantiofbe ...-----------------------Votrsra drlfeii iliruiigh IntlniTb“ »B will cherished towards the •“* of dungsroro vnien, toe which they oungl.ate destroy, with u ftmidatimt, may be Rccured by -corruption. ----- • • grrot “rofirmsr" finds frev]u<mt rxprcmiw, didatefor Pfemdewl Who sought to trid ' Meanwhile Governor Hayes gom nu ea,.them in it. We defy libtoiy to furnish a ten dollar* of tuoir own luonov—ire ideace with which Coverturing rccruHn frtmi the enemy and harparallel. Ukjan. hih own party by hb> manly, The progressive Democratic party han monixin^ ' straight forward courxe. Mr. Wboeler -. .-..uni -V down exp^Kiiturcs which cripple the naif U‘° noU^ »«Uer of Hsyreby one . . . . ... n t.i.. — -• i^.; equally outepoken and acceptable, nnd the service aud incOfivouicnre the public. n. "■'LMrW *W VntA wd I'hk-Hu win Prroident manages te get w wtprisinglv In the month of OeMbor M74, b a public well with his official -lutite, conaWoring hia tdmosi manisral cum(lit ion of mind poetfo Got. ntfirn depicted the finoockl mfcrodddMsyon? boros. Rwrinros meu. be’torn vnd rste the Democratic tirtet. retaining the nwpect of all who come in ^-IRadnMdS^ wr—wrf, and what had been ooootftplahed rontaot with him hy his kindness and The soft mousy papers bring ss Huia nc-.urteay. No one has been frightened by tnJbd Hero Kelly! three srroaliouid fabt-hoods and ho one dothey ocoMiotudly forget themselves and John Stanley -up Uxt until conrawjce poHng‘ftin al him. Thus the feOnal Rcprtta Tictet ♦ ^reEslirTTirtel. ■®k&- fcJrtsss*.'.- I fi.LA»8 AND PAINT. I?® «r Tte Dctrei’ Feaale W. attempt io ptaro the R-publfean party ia an attitude of hostility to the President was through numberfess lying report, to the M_sr,.U4 rer—M Mrs. S. TOWLB. PriaeWWILL RE-OFTN SKIT • t • „ �SPECIAL NOTICE. ..■nistvAvtssswwsum. . The rreningoTJnly HHh, 187C>, trb the lime for the Ragnlar meeting of the Common Council of the (Tty of Harting*. bul there not being a quorum present thi meeting was *<!• joprned, ' GUIDE l.,,l \l. R- «• TIME-CARD .tartav *t H<,R4,mv* llollimurv. Bedford. John. Henry Leweia, Fire Wdnlea George W. Hlocunj. “ I “ J<hn M. Beasmer, •' Chari** <1. Denliey, •• ' asm. Invnriably reap da ampb harvest of health. Direction, sxerstiou and mcreUon ar* rsndsred ranter and vlcoroaa fay thia ralinr tank and al­ terative. and tho essentials ofbaalth b*lnc ascerad. that blsmlnr-natnnlly follows. Nervous diseaam, loUrmittenl asd r*Bittent fever*. rheu­ matism. faUto ususa. and kidney or bladder troubles Present—Tho Mayor, Harder; Aid Evans. Lewis, Russell, Sheldon a d Tomlinson. The reading of the minute* of previous meeting which had not been read and approv­ tian. The IktpubUouns of Barry County ennnot afford to ignore this sentiment. It fa gain­ ed were read nnd approved. ing ground every day, and it will doubt!c'" Petition of Fire Department, thal (be per prevail in the romtag ernnrty conventions. Believing this tu Im lhe case, the Repuldieons recommend by them at n special mooting held at the Engine Room, June 2Hth, 1R76,: cans of I'arltun will bring forward Urn name lo th* following Office* j^Chief Engineer inti of Enoch Amlnm, our prevent FnperintehFirst and Second Engineer* and Fire Wardens of, dam of Behaols, m a candMdte for lhe office of the varioo* Ward*, was referred to Fire Depart­ County (lerk ; nut otdybceanse we beleive him ment Committee which Committee Reported worthy of the place, bul also for uthcr reasons that lhe petition I* approved and tho persons which claim attention. Carlton had never had nor aiM for a place therein named be appointed to lhe various 1 upon the county ticket. Battling againat a yficoa fur which they were recommended, and an motion of Aid. Sheldon, they were appoint­ consideohle Democratic majority, the Repub-! lieans of thh town have for the part taro yean ed aa follows, to-wil: broken the rank* of their opponents and given Wm. F. Hieks, Chief Engineer James L. Wilkins. 1st Assistant Engineer. the county » Rrpulioul Supervisor; and uow to have Wane* Kelly. 2d •• , we feel that wwuerdtn hero and ,11-Arriv* dally. asceHFnpday. ■- at P- m. P. Us--North . Tie Brtf.Hc sksri Use EAST ASD WEST. L. D. Quack exutsu, Recorder. OOVttCtL PMCWIIUI*. „<!• OFFICE TIME CARD for 1st Wartl. •• 2nd •• — tied •• •• 4lh, •• ' r.-rter Bttftun. Cortis Pwcvrr i Ay**.—Aid. Evan*. Mwl*. lluwll. .ShelJ,lB. । an<l Tvmlinson.—Nays. none. AT.?, ABOUT THE COOTTY. | Mr, Aadrtts fa a good scholar, Iwing a grad­ uate of our Stale Normal School, strictly temperate. and of un.|ue»tlon«*l integrity, and if elected we beWvvlhal he would dis­ charge the (fatten of the other with credit to him»elf and to.ibc entire satisfaction of the people. Of the present iucnwheiu we say nothing . but he has held the office fur thrrr ] term* already, and in all jurtice and maon caa e*k itoihiug further. ■; Very B^i^ctf.dly, Report uf Fiannc* Commillee. that the bill The only gre»t Show. is, Itu’aeli, She Lion and At Hastings, August 14th. 1870 This >latimchktb»w<btapnb.vm-Howes' Great oqtiun UiRua. HippudhuMdaamc'nEbKli-d. I*«ag«rie «/Tnsined \ujsaalsand Manie-Ora* ' Sheldon : references, the endorsement nf the l*uWie and lhe l*rews from all cities where they have •*hihstsd. They have discarded all ihe rijectiouable featurve usually found in th* Cuwta Arona; instead uf which they produce no ■ingle feainro lo its patrons ln»t tbove that are Arst.claaa. Th* names of th* performers are printing lhe same after lhe copy u furni>aed. a sure guarantee for the superiority nf their Ltewry and Detint* X Holme*, for doing th* city printing. l>« acc*pt*d. The price la be paid for aaid printiag, ta one elatulr pner for printing the -atnc in both pep*r* Grdcra |.r.-jrtring for you g.. at Istualng n ae«|wlU*4 by the United HUI UFIM IIYttlft two ialfamr fetor a. th«L-power stearin* them, especially tn laealitisa where Mrils complaints af aa intermittent type prevail, and where the ordl- FLOUR, per ewt. UL.M. CORN.imrbMtMl.Mm OAT.', per bushel. BUTTER, perib.. U»lk. MOS, per doren.lfte-. POT ITOES. P«r bush el. &k. APPLES, per bushel. «6e. OXIONS, p«rbnabri..'4MBe. ItKAAti. p*r bnabci.***! A PORK. 17 AMMO. safx Tbs Bitters are also highly desirable as a nthslltae hr the ordinary neevlnM and sedaUves. Ths hydrals of chloral sad th* broadJ* of rote. - efoodin* the brain aad. It fa mW. wrakialn* loni •itT of tbs ytaotu ryilrn aad the Uttar rulals* lh*<Hlc*tion and infertile the Utyxl. Hoitetter'* Bitten er hieve’ the remedial pnrpooe of both Local fibgijiejj Notice,*; DRY GOO' r^/rejv 4 F^L. 439 Where? At A- W. Bailey's Ixtnsdale mt»!in 12 cfo. Hill's ditto ILrts. Shirting Get*. Extra heavy Shirting 12 ck ‘ (ottonsdro 15 to 25 <-t» Good Ticking 12 cU. Twenty bone Corset* -15 cl*. Two button Kid Gloves 1*6 eta. PcerksB Warp 27 rta Bcauliful Shawht ,H5 ci*. Pure Table Linen 45 d*. All ocher Goods in prupnriiou. Call and see for yourself. A full and complete aRiorttncnt r Clothing, xxtanr^if A. W. BAii.tr. STEBBINS BRO’S. ; Where you wul find all kiuda of mNITURE! DETROIT MARKET. I 01^,every Description'1 which we • ' can sell cheaper than any house in Bar­ I ry County, for these nanons: I 1st. Because we bare no rent I > pay i Erase, L*w|«. Ruasell. KhcVfoa «ad .Tomlinson Howes' Great London Circus, HipFor Hale—A Due man- aud colt. I —5. NV’. •our• ^odromo,’Menagerie Mardi Gras Carn- Time will bo given ifdesind for tin appro­ The following named pofs .m* recommended ii'smir.. ved nolo. Jniinireof Morgan Jones. ■ lu aco>rlancc with the flaming i»*tvrs xxiHtf xxlt-H Menagerie mailr It* appearaac* »u th* princi Itexey, Williat Mihurouebthre* U ten u'clock ycaterday. Gning to Kansas or Colorado. ■ »trect pvgeant «»* fully as gnrxeou* a* represented, and exceedrtl anything in the Take the Atchison, Topeka A Santa l-’e wV of brilliant dLpfaywMoh-tom vietied tide ri^fotyaan. The iari-le ailradtfonv Were Railroad; tho new and popular line from | Tumliaaoa found to hr in no degree inferior tu it; loth the Atchison and Kansas City, via the l>*autiThe foll-i Circu* and Menagerie being of nnuaual merit ful'Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado and novelty. Nadanta Klin Duckrill richly Sprngs. Cucharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, merits the derignation of *mprs*» of the arena Irttngoneaf th* most brilliant, if not indeed Santa Fe and all pbinU in Colorado, New I. Bowen, F- «>: <l*-rgv M. I the anperior of any *.ju**tricnnc in the Ameti- Mexico and Arutona. Special round trip William Tinkler, »!0 !»•; ^ai ean ring. Her hurdln art was a mo*t dashing 90 day ticket* to Denver on sale May 15lh, Ftoeris aud ooitetuamat* piece of horwnanshlp anil al $5(1, taking in the famous watering 1 I. It. Quackenlmeh, fN 0b ; her halanoeing and perfect equlpol** al a places on the D, & II, G, Road. 1h>w em­ I k4 (Ml; Hiram Jane*. AS*; N. H. Garrixm, rapid g*Uon.-aa>aetLlng marvplous to with***. | idoipbu* ]) Hopkin*, k: •*'. igrant rates to the Ban Jtuin Mines. Th* tralMd alaptant* in their ring yer forPullman Palace Sleeping Cars between 1 The following bill* w*ro privenf**!. and aey. luafam atiaaii—*r“irrio“itr leading fantorw of Ihin ta* rnathfaulfoti. Mr. Arstriugstall »een» tho Missouri River and the Rocky mount tain* without change. Cloeo connection proper fond* : ni nd* at K ansae City' and Atchison in Union Depot' For maps, time tabjes and the “ San Juan Guide, address, pcrfooOy do4»y«ud frnihegM- with which T. J. Anderson, ouutharn. OHM. 4th Batter 11417. a>< Gru. Phu. Ayt. K<n. IMMSS XX52lf Topeka, Kan. Honey. 1 waa indeed woad*rflil, end folly All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and raisins, for sale at the lowest prices by John Stanley. folfovs: Ay*<—Eeaaa. Lewis, RuS-eil. Hhebfoa and For Salm—A valuable young home THE ENEMY OF DISEASE outlay ««> render It une or in* Inquire of Marshall Pricket. and mnlforiou* «‘H lb* road. dealer*. Jamn H NuU**.. Hiram A Burnell, Ndtiihri. ___ Du yon wont the l>nt Havana (’igars TO MAX AND BEAST go lo J. P. lloberut’ fur them, SAD ACCIDENT. I* theQraad Old ' gtxxlM ourselves. ' Sd. litM-ause w<- keep the bent c work­ men. We null none of thia cheap-made Fur­ niture that bt made by machinery. The goods we make 1* mode by hand, and warranted. We inrite all paradna to call andXn*pcct our goods, tor they •• bear inspection. . No trouble st all show goods. Parties having Pictures to Xr*B>» would do well to r • tbom framed ^.os any bouse Ln P .-y County. Ws knee the Ijargvxt aud Beat sellrtfd sMek.ffc PICTURE FRAMES AND M0UI.Dtnob, KKH, . HOIJiEKS, and uverytblug in the Furniture line. W<- invite all persona to call and Look Peerless Milk Safes uow on exhibition al our . Fu*i Ifute Store. AD kinds of work mads to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds o< old fur­ niture neatlvdoDe. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Dooms south side State Blopposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. f feral t'niireotion* herewith Samuel Forbes Seriously Aye*—1 IMvis is quite ■nhlican* uf K*nt county al •»i-u.vl Cun vent ioa y eat erday. •4 CU-l*!!,,. I'.nnrh Cminty, wa* ntxni“Uoi i. Hie llcpuhtiean Oandwlatr for Cwpi.ihfa Diatrirt. 4n*m<«.n, from a five weeks visit to friend* al riiH*Di|.!.i -. and the Centennial. He return* « gted health, and much delighted vrilh what *aa- ar<.| roj.^ed. A wi*cke<t vehicle on Jefferson street ‘*a*>i»h!, indicated"that a •■•Irnnkeu buggy Whitman** Assorted Oandios—the bust n tho market. A' full supply at J. P. WOOL wo® CABDING. MUSTANG LINIMENT, Roberta*. : Tbarwsmds Rivet. WELCOME MARBLE- UNDERTAKING of oxperk-nee, ..O" • 2" ______ and a quiet glam of Ixmwuadc or seme­ thing “more cheering” whv Jurtlat them call at Ralph Jorrian’*. s»d they eat. be temporary Jurisdiction- K"^* party- i In­ This m.raing M ab*«l « • «•<**. «r. Sam- | Our Centennial, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TBHT GF u*l Fed^rtbe lP’Vri'iP ot 40 YEA RS. .Train han brought me a well aamirted THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL diMmred m a beteto- tf^iUoh in !«• * Cut nu the Grand River V»l|ey R. U Me atock of Hoots, Shoes, end Gaiter* for the NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT Litt •fPEtontff. eummer and Ml trade, which I will edl WILL NOT CUKE. NO ACHE, NO PAIN. THAT Al-'FUOTB THE HU­ way down low for Cash. I also ndl the MAN BODY. OR gWBfinpYOF A Singer Sewing Machine HORSE OR OTH ER DOM1*4T1C AN­ right tau4 betegaHo ‘•>lr *• celdmted different Kinds of Sewing Mm-hintw. Neo- IMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIELD Ftirni«bed thia dlai and Maehioa Oil. I al*o sell M ril k TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25c.. 50c., or tl.OO. Uutfero Pump. HAt?prFBNSA.VBi> TBi LIFE OF J. Mais A HUMAN HELKU. AND RESTOR­ l lpuwite the Post Office ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS It Aroaid. Door , thing p<*«ible nmfar the cireum*l»ncf-« Lg4lU* ■ Hartings, MH*. I. Jkrntt. Pter, Bright** Al ANY A VALUABLE HORSE. • j.iQichier. Paint. Kalamsro-H ItentmU Car. Detroit. PROBATE ORDER? for drill on Friday evening Ang 4th al 7 o closk W tfaplm. MUl-teae Dre****. toekpH. GEORGE 1. HEA THS. H. Ra£r. W**4 “* ■barn <AT.»M "Tltr*1 w . ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE H1BI4C. chine. Balti* Crock. rteansr . W. F. H«*» Httef Bngmeer. PICTURES 1 L. Vaa Itrox-r. L**P PIOTURES1 Grand Haven. , 1 am HOW all aluor in Urn photograph ,Ultah,ia»n «*,"■*«)» buitintw, and as I Imvc made arrangeAdverted Letters. „,„u U, ».J rrtli!-. Ibettcr work than ever, all should call and get a negative taken. The rupen ority of my work in the part ia a mtffident guarantee of fir»t;C work in the >«, »*“■ inHi*-. HuMak future. Hoom* In Wellington Rtock, mr aide State Street. j M. Msvn*. r- MGbi. L. Hxath. »d DIED. • iwt* with |-eculiar pleasure the nomineW-l’.Andnee, late of Prairieville in **'* rya»tr. u> cmJUmi. r.. I).,. tteMVir bv STK1UIU **•'« 1 THE FOE OF PAIN Mr. Rhackxts, Paper--HoldWaLL-PoCXJCTS, fiUPFK*. . xxiStfl member, with the experience of • Hfctime. wlU always (five hia pono&M attentton to this jmrt of their extensive bcalnwe. Hearne and Team furnl*ltod when requested. Jr The Electric Balm will be umJ fatly »i* when dealred. . - n s STEBBINS BROS) ' HasUhfs, Jnly ath.MTh. xxW �J zzx’r NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. G. P. Rowell tya Colmnii. time 1?UUW5 ■ _ riawnwriira and HUHT qbowikg. TWvaremaay man who would go into the gardening and faun-growing bnrfucm ff they could sec remunerating pttjfitaiait. Thousands of men in towns and cities,'wboJre pnearions live*, yet harbg bomb capital, itaagtue that they can go into the country, buy a small &m, and rapport their Lmilta. by grow ing small fruits and carden truck. The aMtot thtoBMMhare had, perhaps, no experience in farming, but they think that to “sun” a small farm, grow vegvU Mw a>dfruita, it require* do great akfll. s>4 previous knowledge rfsaeh bwinew and hiring a man who baa had experieoea in awch‘things will obviate all the dificnltica in the w^y of success. Not oncTnsn in ten who goes into such a businew* without a good knowledge of farm­ ing, Ac., can aocccd. Ker will it do tofcpmi ou hired help, because but few can be found qualified to oversee such a takes many years of ctore, -practical experience to enable a man to make money by it Then if a man be lion, he wouldNot talc‘the aarne inter­ est ia the InuriooB m he would if it were Jww, to *4, noacj bj Aneieg. to ■ttnMlre'butiness himself; and "Like off his coat, and lead in the labor. He should -My, "Come. boys; not ‘-'Go, boysand I advise all persons who. are thinking of going into the above burineaa, without any practical experi«a&* UjAtaMait. fed*, those who have had experience in farming, if not in gardening and fruit-growing. I will give th* ibUowrag advice : expnstto do little work himself. Nor wonld ilk be safe tbe first few yean to de-' pond «• the sale nf vegetables end fruiu fur a living. U« should have laud cn«*»»g> i to support his family, by cluse ecunu-my, while he is getting his fruits in agood state of cultivation. It will toko to> get sward land ’ a year. at leaat. ' in a condition fur r nail ftuits; and two yearn more to get good crops of ’raspberriw aud blackberries. ______ , .. Indeed., ,blackber rioi cannot be cultivated st all in the most Northera States. Strawberries act in tbe spring bear a full crop the next season. •Quincea require four or five yean to bear full crops. Grapes require about three, years from aettir^ two year old Tinea; and a track and a fruit farm M andrr tba wralhw. I twert to will always require a few yearn’ time to Tarrant’s Beltier Aperient get it in a paying condition. JtSiiiWlis' SJttx’uSTi monm 0>r rtiUf. Ho aw Nataro’i max It u an established fact that Jersey cows will produce more butter from a giren quantity of milk, than any other breed of cows. The Alderney and Jer­ sey cows m the United States may be said to be the same. A few years ago I they werrfall, or nearly all. called Alder­ ney*; bnf lately they are called Jcracys, it being cairned that tbe stock in this country is more properly Jersey than Alderney. Both breeds came originally from two islands in the British Channel, and the two breeds are so nearly alike that they had better all go by one name. If a family need but one or two cows, the Jerseys arc represented as giving very rich milk. They do not give a large quantity, but about double the butter can be made per quart titan from that of other breeds A five year old cow lately made 320 lbs. of butter io 291 days; and althoagh thwe cows give but six to eight quarts of milk per day, they aver­ age at least the pound of butter a day tho year round, and the butter is much superior to thal made from other cows’ milk. This breed of cows are dear, a yearling^ heifer being generally worth from $75 to $100; and young cows from •125 to $150. They are not desireable as general dairy cows, nor for any person who sells bis milk, it being too neb to rid! for its value. Jefferson St OraorofFtoU sad Jar Steal th: Lertxt Unit Me • W LHE UIE JBAIB Shingles Lath &c. GOING hoppy again $^$20r, l&ESW A GM RedBCtrtn ii Prices! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU FURNITURE WESTERN LANDS .ss&ss rrz'MSiw: wnxat nix faxm sqoi ld be. .■ Nd sbbbII beginner in gardening should buy a farm near a large city, or ao near ns U) .depend oo tbe city market to sell the products of hia fiuni. Take New York forjffltiuKe ; a small grower of vegeta­ bles and fruits would not probably suc­ ceed near thal city, liecaux* he would have to send hia “triwk,'' Ac., by rail to some cptnhi’swinn dealer, and the expenMS and oommiaaion would consume all the profits. To be near enough to such a Sto be able to drive your team into it, sell ytJur load from the wagon, would cost you from $500 to $1,000 an acre for land, and none but gardeners with a large eapiial own such lands. Again, alt of our large cities are supplied with early vegetaWea from the Southland by the time strawberries, Ac., are grown i neir them, they have been in the markat a taionth or two, arid the prices are r««y tow. In brief; the Southern tupD&a ofeariy vegetabtai and fruits of our qfttar hive almoat, dcstro.ed tbe bwhiem near them. The small farmer J. M. HEWES, P,SKFW® Mow Sher- wc fruarantec Satisfaction. Hearse furnished free to any ;>cssun purchasing a Cvfiin worth SH->. We can "ire you better figure* than over of­ fered before, fur wc make the unwt of our Cufijns and Furniture. Summer Time Table. Salisbury & Brosseau. (.? Hatting?. Dec.. «. S-yl frrt Wans .ImImi i Sajm IAILBOAB. THE HICKFOIB AHTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine! LEARN TELEGRAPHY “TKmm1 OSORT LINE BKTWKK5 MICHIGAN AUD THK SOUTH. Traiat ran h> Odoas* Trarr. nurwt ijoisu sourn. SOLID WEALTH! •Krwdps brr tnuaj *600,000 IN GIFTS! 5 waUnHc a paputaton of xia, or Dear a small inlaad toman d or mare mhabitana, ■e«u peas and strawbet ries are not offered in market A FORTUNE FOR ONLY $12 THE KENTUCKY CASH BHTHBQTI0H COBPAHT j'si— can be sold in the large interior towns and villages at much higher prices' titan the;' command in citta. after deducting, all ex- ___ । A. M. .XM H'll. । Ciiap. RkI Iilaw A Facile $600,006 00! ! RAILROAD. Ttiedirwl ruute f r ; JOLIET. MoiiKls. 1.1 5.I/./-X i /fK.VA’)-. UfM. W’A’/ t. 67. , /.Yr. MQUSK. Rt>CK /sr.AXlK • n.i rKxrogr, jfrsr.i r/.v/; i trAxnrxar.ix. /"»» « > xKwms. bfi wixff Tim. P. M.cr. Ex-Oor. Kjr„ Grol Munmr. Council Bluffs and Omaha, Without Change oi Cara, W. H. GOODYEAR, rniCToPTiam,: The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and hasin stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and. ' Stock of Drugs am ! Medivines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and. _ in _fad __ a omnrpiste Stock of Druggist's Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly lie tAISAt LINE. GREBLE& RUSSELL HAWINGS. MICHIGAN. G“*»n TRUNK KAH.WAY.' ■AVVUrw. Tr>l~1 Kansas. imuirttNniTuBiR, COLORADO, AND -V^" taino. POSITIVELY CURED REMEMBER, the Peo plds Drug S tore isdi'■ redly - izrcrsic banner erficf � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-07.pdf 055301668b8c672f05c49efc64681666 PDF Text Text VOX. XXI. NO. 29. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, AUGUST 7,1876. hepiiblicaji banner. GEO. M. DEWEY . , .l.VP _s «..Muv Read the Record /.ZKoci. .>jux».«U «*« Uvu* .1 Stalo Street. Hwiin<s.Barr» Ui.-hfcan. !■ .!<ojr siHutcniPTlONt .<<//• ADVERTISING. of Xunparfol T>yo eovklml ' 1 m. ' I j8*J I K-ta 1 ♦•.»> I fT.wl •3.W ; '.(•> I •.«> • IMO I W i ».«J I r..o»i S.OOI <iw •.or i *.u> i i&roi nioi fcijo i .n i ui<i i juooi 5u.ooi »ojn 1.... | *j.»i I M.lQ I xjjtt) I 150,00 ■ . • —Tho Proposed “Dorg" show—A Mountain Huntress and her phies—How to obtain OLIVER MilFIOV! Tro­ accommoda­ tions, etc. Philadelphia, Joly 29,1876. If I lake up my igo6 Sold if 1871. joyg Sold if i8/i. 7471 Sold if 1873. 14976 SoLo tf 1874. 31077 SoLd if 1879, jp/o fuLLf 100000 iriLL Bt WUlUtD 70H 1876. Oft IftLf detailed account of the displays of foreign nations this week it will crowd everything d»o out of the, letter, so I aui inclined to skip them, for. the time being, and devote wy column tu a lot' of rambling notes of general interest that won’t keep so well. To begin with, it is stated that from . present iudieatiuns SoiD 7W LETTER. Noto Book- Visitors—Centennial “Sour Grapes” O3F- TXXJE zooi. Correspondent’s Some of the expectations of Foreign PirBUBSBR. aziAkubsmt .. , • OUR CENTENNIAL Our the ocean travel for the Exhibition will have fairly bcgqn by the middle of Aug' ust, recent advices, at tho Tourist Office EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL on the ground having given information .of four Centennial excursion parties now Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. FRIGES REDUCED PROFESSIONAL AM BDSINESS CARDS. Come and get one ON TRII. HIOOMAN. l.n< Arent 4inl Anr i II11 utlnj-'. 5 organizing in England aud uj<on the Con­ FY INOEB A LOAN mi < u real ertalofoe xxfty] G-RISDLK 5Qyi RUSSELL THE VICTORY IS WON ! iritcn to perf-rtkna tillw. . IU.liBS>.MleK xillXf ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME T LAW AND 1‘ROaKfUriNG GSrfaT ........... Av.vi. RURtartjri.f ;(9 .vrflHNKr.r<nm«»ltar. and MWitUt OBeo Slip St., ItnrtiHr. Midi. _____ 1>R. C. RUSSELL, NA srr.GEUN.-OBro ovor JoUaS 1'beota Block. Sialo StereV PARTNERSHIP. >I!>. K >■. i 1. W. UK0WNrl’*y*i,Un*- ‘’•rp"u». r'.-. <iffe» uritr A. J, Bown* • <tor». Stalo Slre.i, €1U, «tlrnd«<l to at all hoan. f vi' Mr.. 1. A. Holbrook. „ , Ba«:iu«.. Aar. 1" XxLMf WM. UPJOHN, -\N 4 SPIIGBON.-Oflco weit end of Suu.-!., Haninn. Miob. xz«<f JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For fall Particulars call aud see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sn gars, Canned Goods, and allo til­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME JOHN STANLEY. Hastainga. June 1%. *<6 _ WOOL WOOL UNDERTAKING tklnr a buUu» lbw ww.1." OR- If. F. PECKHAM. U:le.-; I> PHYSICIAA AXbSUttGEQN-HI •»>< ■■ur.ieitn Co., Mieh. AH cate Ml. A_rsil> SE»< ME. •»* of experience, ^Aftcr many years . A* DRAKE, can d. better work, H. C. PECKHAM, 1’IIYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, ■ CAKDING. In the bwlnnw,j .'“''“J xxiiu M.w, RIKER, E 01 THr 1*2X08. Gweral Callrettou ><’ “ laTacUou than any .Otar wetter.. W, H. Stebtena, the atwlor Thnrnropl* mwnber, with Ute experience W • UteUma. wlU alwaja «!'" kla PMO“^ *' MUontntbl. pwl o' th*r a.IenKr. In Hastings I and Team rurntabad whan "rtoEteetrto Balm arllj be wed only bB„KAL,SBI'RY k BROSSEAU. ~ ,E' R!l,ITL’«8. DaholitarvOvodi. wbeo desired- . "Vwbh Ibmldl 'wool mpolr, ood will do it tod Clri for 12 1;2 «•■>■< 1~“"A WELCOME MARBLE, aimw him.. 5t» K >m UI“* Editor Ban3u : Bear sir:—Having been invited by the land department of the U. P. B. B. Co. to viewing thei; lands, now in market. Myself in company with about sixty, left Chicago ou the C. & N. W. B. B. July 18th, ar­ riving in OmahAheT9th where one of the elegant cars of the U. P. R. B-Co. was placed at our diaponel. about one o'clock P. *L Omha stopping at Col­ umbus a point sumo ninety miles West of Omaha and a very lively business about fifteen finely situated and place, it being,> place of hundred. inhabitants, the county sfat of Platte •eunty.i; The morn­ ing foltowing our' arrival,’arti'-wW teams were driven some twevp 'miles, north tu countries, itjrasmy forUuKM^roydobehold. The soil is rich and the -ettopr! Were very fine. Corn and Oak seem io be the prin­ cipal crons yct,bWk’y1Mlrheat an i flax are grow n to a greater !!br tea, 'extent. The by the miners, who regarded her as a county is very level being what is termed about tho 1st of August. From the-West rare curiuaily, and persisted in stopping the Platte Valley extending about twenty as also from the extreme South, the indi­ work and gazing upon her with looks of miles in width. The U. P.’ R>*R. Co. mingled wonder, admiration, and retro­ cations are that the bulk of have about 140,000 acres of land in Platte, spection whenever she anneared. the travel to Philadelphia will lie largely Butler and Polk counties for Bale ranging The Michigan building, another of the confined to the period between the 15th late ones, was formerly opened a few in price from S3 to 10 per a^rc, and aa fine of August and tlie first week of October. <lay» sincu by Governor Bagley. This land as there is in Nebraska. At about The opening of the autumnal seasou, the structure is one of the most artistically 4 P. M. wa again Hartal, stopping at most delightful of the year for American designed and finely finished State build­ travelers, is therefore anticipated as the ings on the grounds, tho airy and grace­ , Grand Island, the county seat of Hall county, a place of 1200 inhabitants. There most crowded period of the Exhibition. ful proportions of the super structure cul ApmpM ofthe “hard times" and the minuting in a high villa tower ou the we founoa goodly number of eitizana various theory* concerning tho number of south aide. The building is made entire­ awaiting to welcome us and after tea and TMitors, past and prospective, I am con­ ly out of native woods, and the intenor the next morning, we were shown the strained to copy the following lines by is adonmd with rich engravings of oiled place and its surroundings. The place Mrs. A. M. Richards of New Orleansand polished wood of every variety grown in tlm Statu. It is handsomdy, though takes its name from Grand Island in the Platte River Mme six miles not extravagantly, furnished throughout, and the parlor on the second floor is a gt-m of comfort .and good taste. Al the opening of the building it was almost immediately thronged with viidtora, a large proportion of whom were from Michigan. • Champion Reapers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, &fCo Sptcbl mens of marmot, squirrel, mountain rate, a black footed ferret, etc. The list men­ tioned animal is a rare specimen, the one owned by tho Smithsonian Institute be­ ing the only other known to have been shot aud prueoTYcd. The collection in­ cludes a lamily of prairie doga, owls and snakes, which- the IlanireaB has often scon in the same burrow, and to these arc added cases of birds, waterfowls, &c., bo■idm two cxlubitB of live prairie dnga and rattle imakcs, the entire display of over 300 animals being very artistically ar­ ranged. Mrs. Maxwell la ft - native of Pennsylvania, but was taken to Wisconsin. ui an early age, wlicrc, jean after, she married a business man of that State, who suLseqnopily emigrated to L’alorado iurliojxw of profiting by purchasing and working claims in the New Eldorado. This was in the spring Of 1860, when the mining foVer was at its bight. The couple nettled nt Mountain, now Central City, near DcnVcr,-the “settling" consist­ ing amply in pitching a tent on the hill­ side. At that time there were not n dozen white women in the whole territory, as it was not until 1859 that a white woipap sot h?r foot on the soil, and of otfuroe, as a consoqucnsc the lady was for a long time much annoyed tinent, all of which are expected to start F. S. BOWBN, 4Kf WHOLE 140,1072 Preparations arc being actively pushed forward for tho Centennial Dog Show’, which, it is confidently anticipated, will excel any similar exhibition yet held in the United States. Very gratifying respoiwro have lieen received from oprnera of fancy dogs in Great Britain and Ireland, aud should there be anything like a lair reprvMnlatfon of the magnificent display of dogs annually held nt the Crystal pal­ ace, in Isiudon, It will make the Centen­ nial Cantata Exhibition worthy of the occasiou. fhe greatest inducements arc held out by die committee to secure ani­ mals for exhibition. The prizes ofiared arc of a*very handsome character and silver cups from various sporting organiutiona in the Wrateny Statos. Five judges (four American aiid one foreign) will be appointed, and nothing left un­ done to make the exhibition a great sueeaa. The entries will close «?u August 15, and partite desirous of obtaining forms can obtain them fnnn the office of the Agricultural Department. Among dm special prizes already offered, tho Philadelphia Sportsman Club offers a silver cup, value fl LOO, for the best set­ ter dog over one year old; also a silver cup, value. |10O, for the best pointer dog over one year old. The Detroit Gun club offers a fllUO silver cun for the brel <meyear old M-tler from Michigan. Several other prizes arc announced by private parties and by the publisher* of various ^TfmKMHms and Colorado State The delightful weathci of this week makes the Exposition doubly attractive and is only a foretaste of what the next three months will be. It appears that the thousands of far away people who are coming next month have not yet made their arrangements for accommodations. I ini in almost daily receipt of letters of inquiry on this subject, which I cannot poMibiy answer for lack of time. The Centennial Isidging and Boarding House Agency, 717 Sansom Street makes a spe­ ciality of such attentions and can be reli­ ed upon to provide nil applicants with just what they want, in any part of the city. I am personally acquaincd with Mr. Fellows, the superintendent and can vouch for his agrveabkteesu and prompt new. But it is not necewary to engage quartern in advance. There art al least 126,000 rooms at the diaporal of vimtora, outside of hotel facilitla., and all can be comfortably serred Above .11, vtoitnrs build tag, which was not completed at the lime I gave a review of the different state heodiiuartcra, bn* lately boon opened. It is a good-looking structure, in the form of a crow, and was erected by these two Suites joindy. Unlike many of tho. othcra, it is larcdy devoted to disptay of the agricultural and mineral product of those StaU», and some of the curiosities found on the plains and on the mountains. Chiefamong the attractions in that part’Of itrtearredfor Colorado, is a lady like woman of km than the ordinary -laiore and comparatively slight physical dev ctopment, known as Mrs. Maxwell, the Rocky Mountain Huntress. This lady is repu­ ted ta bwvc killed with her own baud, five hundred wild animata, and spccimeM of these Stuffed by herselfare on exhibi­ tion Among drnse arc several large biBons. a number of deer, deluding the red doer; a pair of Roclcey Mountain sheep, a feraicouB puma, a number of wild cats, two elk, three bcara-gnxwv, ciuuam^ and Hack—a wolvenne—«ud to be the uM d.KKtrou, l» W"*— mu,, ruieu- ol induiuig <1» »» SU, mbit, tundoo), 00 rnimM. p~k> ’ < J .1- _ 2...nianv n>eei-' distance an Island some four'miles wide; in tho widest place, skid eight miles long. The company have sonjb.230,000 acres fine land for sale at this {>oint at priccn arranging from *2 to counties. Here, as in all placca, we find farmers busy harvesting. Each farmer seems to wish to have all the land under cultivation possible, all seeming to want as far as possible the latest improvements in agricultural implements.There aeons to being naturally, but farmers supply this want as fart as possible by planting the cotton wood trees, (which grow Very rapidly, )thu» their buildings and orchards are surround cd with trees, to break .the Valley af Ibc Platte wind. The hero is 15'Aitot in width and the laud is riph pcpds»lirc, being as nearly level as is possible, for it to be, gradually inclining westward1 .about seven foci to the mile. Here the U. .P-;^. • xhould not purchase ticketa for acwiinoda- IL Co. have shops and a ro^' Hp^““I* A largo.nd^commodmu,ieaUog^^ by B. k. Chandler one of thebest yraijad ttons MV.» beforehand, WV.V.V.—..J, as nnmerous numerous cases cascs^of of. and kept houMB we saw west of Chicagov impositions occur in this way. The Prom tliu point some ofthiefariy cooturaed rnosi prudent and satisfactory *»y “ to Fort Karney and thence by the way of retain your baggage’checks7m arrival.and go direct to the agency whence you can lie Lineqln to Qmaba whito. olhsndOek-a* Uek track. My^f Aopplrg' conducted without charge to thc^ortr of . qnarters you desire, and be enabled to ace where ih company with 'Mr. B. Baldwin. what yon gel before paying tor it. Good I spent the balance of Friday Imnrd can thus bo obtained for from fl” to then returning via the C. R. 11'4 P. 'ft'; fl 12 ^er week. R. arriving at Chicago Monday P. M. To Ono, of the greatest discomforts of the |»ni«wbd.i»B Wso'.iSiX WllZ.DV.. Exposition has lieen the want of adequate that Nebraska has some a. fine means of reaching tho grounds from tlio city at a rcasonnblo price and in a reason­ settle in as one could wish to find. Plenty able lime. The street cars running to the Park are always overloaded and moat un­ comfortably crowded, and nearly an hour subscriber could pricary •tiokste-Uikmo’ is consumed in making the trip. This 2ing, ordeal, however, can now bo avoid- cents per mile, from Ctuoagu 4a On Saturday jut the Pennsylvania ou the U. P. R. R. and return tuu&esia: Railroad commenced running trains from Sixteenth and Market streets to the Expo land of that company the amount ofmoney aition grounds, which were at once largely paid for tickets will be dinted M BO mufli patronized by tlia public. A pleasant ride of a fow minutes bringn tho prreengera to the Exposition gales, where they are act further particulars concerning the above down in a cool and comfortable state of described lands will bc gladly furnished by mind ready to begin their explorations of calling at tny office.J.' the great World’a Fair without any of the Qlkuy: A mong tire oon^ci^ifaw fatigue which is noccasariy induced by a long, hot and dnaty ride in-a streetcar. received by Tilden ires' tireie* lUano' M. Tweed ? The Cincinnati Enquirer Slid trily a few days ago, of ''Reformer” Tilden, alia* .‘‘Slippery Sam,” that hto candidacy is the This i> Ik-uHWa brirfand forcible ex­ pression of opinidn as’i^'tte rtrcn'^K most shameless n our history ; also, “Sam the nomination of Hates and Whebleb: .Tilden will be more obnoxious to the peo­ “By G—d UmyrogtM F ple Of this country than tho which he stood in 1864." platform on And yet the Enquirer says U might hove been worse and it supports Tilden. attached to Tilmln’s name by Daw Voo*BB*S1 Daw knows him. �REDUCING NEW YOM TAXES. X the CONGRfcVjoNAL NOMINEE. Politic.! It —■ —— . R w#3 btrtif announced in Thursday'b BasxIx ftst’Hon. JOBX, H. L 1876, ■ J.!»SSL McGowan BrAtah Oounty, had been nourixmtad as the Hj^ublican caiidriste for Congress fa> this d1 itrict. Being at the State oouv en- Since the war f’annsylrania baa spent Oght million air doUare in educating orphans of sokficro. the SZSy to the feet that the A Tildo. been paid off and »o longer requin the bar-rooms in large tax for that , Th. su«ux r» ISYS ~ Now, Governor TOden did not j __ F„r 1876 in was $8,188,573. inc S.U. W,018,107,|^G;>; the debt, or have amtthimoto do with it. Sor. TiU® L» 4®; 1“ IhkTto au. The be the common toast in the South and Southwest, and in Missouri that brief announcement, but it is tho rebel Democracy am laboring to secure not to ate ta say, that in Mr. McGowan tbe election of Tikko, Urause, if elected, the R. publicans bare a nominee, who is' trict. fife U ainan of very decided ability of equivalent to an His nomination is election, and from our knowledge ot bis ability as a Legislator, faltering Republican. wo have no hesitaney in saying that every lalinal Reprtlicati Ticket. For l\etidrnl. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. interest of the people of the Third Congres­ sional rDistricC will be safe in his hands, and thht the wants of his constituent* will he looked after with signal fidelity and bearer, in' this Con- ALONZO SESSIONS, EBENEZEB G. D. HOLDEN. For State Treaturer, WILLIAM B. McCREKRY, of Gcnessee. For Auditor General, RALPH ELY, BENJAMIM F. PARTRIDGE, of Bay. * flags are displayed sud ernment denounced. the Federal Gov­ sacre is only a foretaste of the fate in store for the Union men of the South, both white and colored, iftl c Confederate tick­ et headed by the great railroad wrecker, THden, is successful in November. There are excelerit reason# fer believeis it to themselves and to the Tbe Albany sulwlantirily correct: “The news from al! jiarts of the State in regard ing. The converts to Til denistn are few and far between, while all accounts agree in stating that the great mass of Liberals 1,500 majority that we shall ly supporting the Republican ticket. Hayes Gowan the give Hayas and Wheeler. That we shall do it wc have no doubt, but under tho peculiar circumstances in which wo . arc pkajxl by the action of our Delegates al Albion, no possible effort should be spared to make Mr. McGowan’s majority second to that of no other candidate on the ticket. NOMINA* who left the party in 1872 arc now hearti­ and Wheeler clubs are over, the State, and l.ndJr Now W0 uk .tu-ouoo io j- peswibnity of cavil, that the ' tion of taxation this the texosfor 1W5 ami 1876, it k m«-m to follow ib. e™™- of ibe SUU w* k entitled to the credit of the J0*****®" Tk- Domoonu 1867, and amumed fell control of the fi­ nancial admlBktretiow on tbe 1st rf Janu­ character. ary, 18G8, and retained it until the 1st of RURAL TOPICS. January, 1872. At the beginning of that to do Ou the other hand there is much dissalis faction ^7he’oficklr*poru,^ th. dore k , was $$^260,755. Thus the sudadwn of ' debt for tho four years was s> follows : WUAT QU. WASH IB trees RAID. DKMOCBAT1C BBDVCTtOX OF DKBT. On the 10th of December, 1799. Waah- among the Democracy, and the feeling is likely to increase rather than di­ minish as the campaign progresses." Il is understood that S.erctary Ohan* this excellent piece ot adlricc- to its JIMNl Through the Republican imoeeas of 1871, by which the Tammany Democratic ring was overthrown, the Rcpoblieans took control of the financial administration of the State, Jan. 1,1872, and retained it, until Jan. I, 1876,—a period of .feur yean, the precise length of the preceding Democratic rule. At the Ix-ginnihg of that period, the debt was as the ItemocraU bad left it, 820,260,755 ; at the cloae the means bad been provided to pay the entire amount, except $705,982. The reduction was, therefore, as follows : factions of the Democratic party. Congress are being currency Sfel are ing on Thursday Lst we pkoc at the head Il is in all nwpMjtn w«. not on the contrary, in taking care that every what is allowed to be there, fertiliicTB among those ordimrily fond is Borton are beat fitted to increase tbe jidl of crops in fields that represent the liriit soik df New England." Barley, baas and rath-bogas were grown is 280 fkte Stride manure, bonemeal, fish scrap#, wjerphosohate, salts of ammonia, poimh, #oda, lime, ashes and other frrtilisen were from noble dung and wood a»h<a. Po­ tash nitrate, sulphate and cutouk rf ana times is the means of producing good, or at least of avoiding much DlSEAStt OF FOTLTBT. I am constantly (roup), and I at once dkooverwd Iho cause was a lack of sufficient ventilalionV of the little good. Wood ashes alone prodawd larger crops than stable dung. Here mt a total failure of Lawes and Gilbcrt'i theory-rthat nuperpheephate sad nitr? gen are the only aubstanera really nspiimi in artificial fertilucn; and it fomqi that the rales laid dowu in England fer tk application of such manure# are of little Ten fowls devitalise son they should be almost an airy aa is the open air : and in the winter their houses should admit an abundance of fresh air all times a large lattice cupola at tho ridge of’the roof should allow the foul air below to escape, while a fresh current will come Forty years si»cnl in keeping poultry drr various cirrunKtancea, caables m< lure any contagious disease among them, if ho will properly Ventilate their roasting are worth but little, except to New Har­ land farmers, and perhaps that oo the next farm to the one where these experi­ ments were made the tarn,' results wvuM not recur. Now. I claim that every few er who uses artificial fertilizers most exnot find the same result* in any two field* on his farm. But all may red arene! that whatever contain* potaJi is a gwd fertiliser for any crop. NRW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE Italic*? feel. Then come the diseases in chickens, gap«, Ac., yrt I have raked chickens by the hundred for 25 years. CUTTIIG HID REPAIR1IG Brah- ntopAQAriirti rnuira from bbkd. should grow discretion of the Governor or Legislature -nothing but aUolute debt remiumonta’ Tl.v canal debt and canal a«nU ,',r KoCaBbliatlaecl firE «•«£><' demagogues aud heartless political buck- 4. D» but the question cmue' up. where tu foJ era (irocure nitrogen and phMpbfe as gorxl os are made iu Hoeferi what will be the om! per acre ite quantity that thej applirf? A wm. article of swperphoq.luib i.s worth |E t ton, and nitrate of suda $4.50 pn ]qo both articles amounting to which is said to be added f reight, ing in many casoi to from $2 to IS, K that the tola! expettm: of these fauhro delivered ou farms, would be frua |J] u 22. My opinion is thai $22 wwffi rf barnyard manure is worth to say fewr in the United Steles a good dml weer than the above named uuautiiy of pfiM. nhatc and nitrate of sodx Fsnaen k»i better try to keep tlie'u- lands in good os In fact the Dem­ in bis the Democratic Convention, to-day, for the first and last time The speech at Oitiun has no fault to find, but yields to reduced the profligacy of Grant’s Adminthe will of the majority with becoming grace, thankful that its editor fared as ihonmnd millions of dollars. Unlcm he wdl ta be did in the long contest. inCTeasus that amount before election there of our colums to-day. cvidkmtly.or more ewsentully, than in ocratic party was never more the home of The Hon. Henry A. Goodyear • oo more t-gSS** of farm yard duug applied to aawter in. tw.SO >«.- jroh.awj, mmc yield. Here h M»mrthiaK tirt bb end reliable, m r^rd. their 2 Under erotic conventions in some places, while in after their own hereto. .. candidates fer nominated by Demo­ others advocates of a KMind eorkrnK rvad- “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depredate the one nor secterian interforance which will destroy the other.” this arrangement nig baby a &rm, it rbo«> Hoell" ">• ing to the minuthe or a fans' than strike* Bsdretios—---------------------------- .WWM.T71 Thus, the Democratic Adminirtratioa in four years reduced the debt about five million.’; and a half. Republican Adminis­ tration in the same length of time, under the same laws and with the same require­ ment*. reduced it nineteen milliunt and a Mf, or nearly four fanet at mwrik More than that, the Republicans, at the dose of their Administration, left the debt practically extinguished, and an relieved the people of the burden of raising the amount annually exacted by law to meet ife requircuMKita. The law required that a tax of 2 milk should be levied annually Cmreffiml Ticket. in luck, and very properly took advantage of the situation, and with this action came success. Barry county adhered to their favorite from the bojpnning to the end. This may have Inien wise, but it availed nothing. They stood by Mr. Striker well, and he can congratulate himself upon haring warm friends. Inasmuch as the subject of the Con- ^nddoiraaUa to Ike employer; omi. BXPL'BLICAK BXDCCTIOM OF DKBT. tion (9 in number) were determined to be provided fer. But when the Repub prevent Air. O’Donnell’s nomination and IxA the old line Whigs of Virginia— licans, by their fidelity, bad provided for bent all their energies in that direction. /'or EeutUr of State Board of Education. even 25 of the leading minds of the old all of the bounty debt except For that purpose they withdrew Mr. 3705,982, then it was no long­ WITTER J. BAXTER, Barber's name before a vote was taken, guard unite in an appeal to their old asso­ of Hillsdale. er ncccwtary to levy the large lax and called it “in the interest of harmony." ciates and politics! friends to rise above for that puqioae. * A recess was taken, and Eaton offered the baneful influence of sectionalism, to Now, tbe reduction of taxation this their nine votes to McGowan, abandoning forget in the interest of a common country Striker. This gave McGowan 20 to O’ Donnell’s 21, and Striker's 10 They the animosities of the past, and declare in 3rf kept on balloting, and soon the Barber favor of Hayes and Wheeler. Such a course saving# ou the pan of Governor Tilden. Mark the District, delegates of Calhoun joined them, and would virtually end the Presidential con JONAS H. McGOWAN some of die supporters of O'Donnell in test, and, give assurance that the sectional ABsotm: ami> laRXsfsriBLX proof .­ of Branch. Calhoun, weary of the strife, went over to The total tax fer 1875 am .anted to 6 McGovnm on the 24th ballot and heuras marplots and intriguers who are leading millR, divided as follows : Schools, 1| UAYEH’ PLATFORM t nominated. Striker's delegates adhered to the people of the South in the support of mHla; general purpnam, 1 i milk; bounty Tilden are powerless longer to direct pop­ delil, 2 mills ; canal debt, 1 mill, canal ular sentiment. That is the kind of “re­ awarda.1-5 mill ; deficiency and mylunu, prauion. ’ 11-20 mill. The total tex fer 1876 u 3 form" which our country is ycaraing fer. ' Tho Convention w over, and with it 11-24 mills, divided as fellows : Schools, It is an opportunity that may not again be wc trust all feeling cngcnik-rod m the 11 mills ; general purpowta, H mills; canvass. The nomination wn moat hearti­ presented in a lifetime.** bounty debt, i mill. It will lie neon that ly support, as it is deserving of approval. the «ax ^.r general pwrpoam, for «hook That the Democratic National Conven­ Wc regre^cd that Eaton county should and firi ril but JcU requirements have felt' ailed upon to labor so strong tion was dishonest throughout is evident k the same in 1876, as^.n 1875, and raroa 'Jy against the nomination of the to any intelligent man,- amply from the The lax fer debt requirement, in 1875 candidate from Jackson county. But names of 1U candidates. Mr. Tilden and including the deficiency from the previous “that was tlicirvight, and ita all right." Mr. Hendricks arc representatives of ideas year, was as follows: To thorn friends from Jackson and Cal­ TAX.KiB DKBT BBQVIBBMXMTB, 1875. Hag. houn, who stood so grandly by James diametrically different, especially on the O'Donndl throughout the contest, wc subject of finance. Mr. Tilden purports return ourbcartlelt gratitude, aud thank to represent honest money and Mr. Hen­ them for their manly course. We trust dricks dishonest currency, aud the two to be able to serve them sometime, to show men were nominated to conoliato both our appreciation. ■ «.4Sb«W,„no,1l, A PLAIK BTATXMKST OF FACTSthat the extinguishment of the debt was Before tekwg up riie direct question of being formed all they promise effective work before the champaign closes. Of the Congraaionri Convention tho dlcr , while pre]>arit>g for the suit,agrinsl' Jackaoa. Citizen of die 3d inrt, speaks as Zach Thompson, the “one-eyed" Preai­ fellows: dent's Secretary of the Inferior, has dis The Republican Convention of the covered frauds or deficits in the Indiana Third Congraslbnal District of Michigan, met nt Albion yesterday, and on the Trust Fund amounting to millions of dol­ twenty-fifth ballot placed in nomination, lars. Of this immense amount, about Hon. Jonas H. McGowan, of CoHwater. $870,000 was supposed to be taken by Of Mr. McGowan we speak elsewhere. Thompson. and the Government holds On the first ballot Mr. O’Donnell had 20, to 17 fer Striker and 10 for McGowan. Floyd’s acceptance therefor ; $66,000 is On the' econd O'Donnell had 23 (lacking found to be in a Tennessee turnpike. Tho but fem of a nomination) to 17 for Striker law requires that this fend, which was set and 12 fer McGowan. On the third O' aside from the sals of public lands, should Donnril and Striker held their- own, and be invested ; but while the Government McGowan lost two. Up to this time, the Eaton county delegates had voted for has been paying interest ou the whole has discovered Striker, and it became apparent to them amount, Mr. Chandler that O'Donndl would be nominated on the that only about $3,000,000 are in the re­ next ballot, aa it was expected tbe Branch quired securities. Thompson's deficit in delegates would/ go for him in a body, be stated at $1,800,000. • having many warm personal friends among those delegates, it being understood that The Staunton Valley Virginian gives For Superintendent of Public Instruction, HORACE S. TARBELL, of Saginaw. . U : ■ jm of upenmrau of ih« mnktent erMritnm.i..v__ ■ wx TWy sppliodaMJlb, of of hmc and 275 H«. of nitrate /this suimli<#i nitn>i r.i. oo _ The Hamburg n>v- ing that this statement by M> KUh tetilbur, ,re rebel Mo., llou of tho very fortunate result of the eonvei Aion at Albion by giving to Mr Mc­ TION . CHARLES M. CROMWELL, of Lenawee. PlatUburg, party Pi the State to show their spprech- THE CONGRESSIONAL State Ticket. At with commercial fer&x^S that the only twosuteteri, .. r»l|. Z* *1, to the political situation is very encourag­ Barry own For I^rcxidcutial Elector*, HENRY W. LORD, WILLIAM A. HOWARD, WILLIAM DOELTZ, CHAR H. KEMPF,. PRESTON MITCHELL, DELOS PHILLIPS, JACOB DEN HERDER. CHARLES KIPP, JEREMIAH JENKS, BENTON HANCHETT, WILLIAM DUNHAM. Buchanan. Expreu As qpr standard WILLIAM A. WHEELER, i. “Heres to tho next rebellion,1'is said to word strict integrety of character, and an un­ RopuMtO* Who Cut Down the Ttxw- It pay#. tiou, We could not nt that time add a single VMU1.Z Regard—It Wm uul proseut. tue The lax for 1875 was calculated upon the valuation of 1874 “* 11,190,833.37 menu. This a no 1 United Stales Owncral 1^»J <*S<*•o tbe .mxiat !«■ 1RT5, k> ui, ltc wram or no, unveuu. ow DKBT. eesW5 �Council Proceedings. The Great Show coming. ZT-----ne i ommoa council >fthu pity of Harting, held al tbe Council n'lA*““k‘“‘“ Hfc‘‘“p ” M”ap A"S Augurt Ut, 187g. . L^aen11 t'*il*1* tn inUwn. n. Grwt ' Present—11*0 Mayor. Kocurder; Aid Evans, Lewis. IUed. Rn.j.B, ShaMott an. ”*** crywhere alongExMbK its route I Tomlinson, ■jmk. of it Ias th.’’ only Shod that The mtnalaa of th* previous meeting ite U J,rottl’t* “pi were read and approved. v.», This being a commendable ’•"“^-tho-e who adapt courae shortd prtronired. Below, w, «,p/ article from the fyringfitld JU Stat. 8h« ?’hi "auh’« I*P«-. »ft«r thia Great ohow had exhibited in that city, It Howe»* Gre«t London Clrcu«, Hi»podreme, Menagerie —Jurt what thwv «»d W would bo, . Gr«d AftST reentry, U»e occasion brtagtho two exhibition’ errt' T** “AOAr1* announced a wond. '* nn* *a‘1 ««)>••• performance and a fin. aerou Jefferson Street ar Mendy s comers, vena recommended by the*commillt-e to be arrepte*! aud a walk ordered built similar to the one lately bnilt »«.». Stale street, under the directions of the committee on side walks. Garried a/.recommended ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. ejw wltnes.e.1 In this city. The Pageant attraded anjmmenxe crowd, and thousands of men, women aud children, crowded the streets for*27.88, Geo. M. Dewey.fur *34.96. 8. 8. along the Uae of the proceeafoi* We could fill Garrison for *424, helm Hopkins fur *3 Wm. a eolumn withthe interest lug fantureo of lire H. Tinkler fur 97, H. Jones for C2 cents, exhibition. The ring performance wa» fine in 'rapexe. Mr. Barnes & Co. for 75 cents. A. Maynard for *X Millville, the renowned Auvtraliau horse-man, and of L. 11. Quackenbush for *8 be 'several ami his beautiful boy, axtonishctl all by their performance In Hie ly allowed and orders drain on the appropri­ wonderful luroback ate funds, carried by yeas and nays as fo|. same line was Mlle. ItockriD tholwautifol Par. toian artht, who achieved a marked aneorss by her wonderful feats ou four Luhmb. The Trapexe performance by a lady, ami a rontde of tods, su among the best. If not the beet, ever witnessed in thin city, aud called out Immense appiarase. Tire double somersauh Uy Aid. Ileod. RcaolvAl that tbe Recorder of the city of Harting* notify tbe Agent of tha wumlera of the |>crforu>anc«. 'The traine-1 tbe M ('. R. K.0o. that across walk ionecm- eirphants, tigera and hyenas, showed la a re­ markable degree, the power ut man over the sary and the same ia requfred acmes the rail animal creaiion. T!*o crowded stalo of our road on Wert »id*e Jufitorwon-etrees, near Parker columns, farbid anything but a mere mautiun A Bailey a livery stable. , of the exhibition ; but tbe half haa not- beet, told Everything was conducted la a manner By Aid. Lewis; Keoohed. Thrt tha Re­ acceptable tu the most fastidious; the audience corder of the city of liartinge nolliyYho agent was highly rrwpeutablc, gotxj order prevailed uf the M, C. R. II. Co. that a cross-walk is ne- throughout, aud wc commend th* exhibition to cesenry and tbe same lx required acruaa the the lot era of amusement throughout the counrailroad on the eart vide of Creek street. Uy AM. Reed : Resolved, That a sidewalk Special Republican Caucuses. notice. GENTEN NIAL EXCURSIONISTS A lUrrem nf Umius. Those who are H ertetter'e Slornwh Bitters as a Will, of counso, wish to me all the ah*., The Republicans of tho township of Hea­ means of luvirnralioa end prtAoetlotj s*sinat dl»- comfcrtablvwnd cheaply. To thia end Lht «aM. invariably reap an ample harvest of health. B®«lher»a B’y Cemauar tings will meet in caucus al the center Direstfvn. excretion and secretion ere rendered has, thremgb lie oonnretn.,, in the WeiTaid school house, on Saturday the 12th of Aug­ rewnlar and viperous by this rnllcc tonic and at- Northwmt, placed on mJ. a Urge number of ust, inrt., at two o'o'ssk in the afternoon lo uratire, and ths esoontlato of health belay so­ Torn.RTs hxcCTEAron Tiextra at recallr r». elect delugatce to I he Senatorial. Reprwnta- eared, that hlouinc naturally follows. Kervous dreed rales, by which passengers can not Uvea and County Conventions. A full alien diseases, intermittent and remittent fevers, rfaen- only visit the Centennial IfohHntion at PhilmatisM. bOiouMe. and kWaoy or bladder troubles dance is desired. By order of Committee, era speedily relievedby the Bitten, which are as po tent iu preventinx these maladies as in remedyias roanta Bravos, Chairman. them. And it may almost be ealdlhal their power of prevsntiac diseases mas stronp a r« emenda­ The Republicans of Maple Grove will meet tion in their favor as their power of eurinr them, In caucus at Upham's HaU, on Saturday oepeeially in localities where febrile tom plsIn la ef Aug. 12lh, at 1. o'clock, p. tn., for the pur­ pose cf Nominating delegates to the County ly at the Falla. The track of Convention to be held in Hartings, Aug. 19th. I» an air line, 1 The Bitters srv slro bifbljr desirablr as a »ubto nominate a county ticket. Mitne far the ordinary setvinos and sedatives. rails of the heaviest pattern,' By order of Conrtaittee. The hydrate of chloral sad tho bromide of pelat- curves or grades; wood ia'1 einm are both hixhly peraicloas drops, the first Tbe Republicans efY'artlMoa will meet iu elowdiup tho train and. U ie said, weokeainp tenieily of the vsnons nrvten*: and the latter rainimt oaucua at the ofico of K. Chipman in Nash­ i bed if eel ion end infeetinx the blood, lioetalter'r ville, on Saturday. Aug. 12th, next, al one Bi tiers achieves the remedial purpose of both o'clock, p. m. sharp, fur the purpose of nomi­ tbeoe inodicinM. which is to soothe tbe brain end nerves, wllboul eaasiox any hurtfsl after effects, nating delegates to the County Convention, to hoi on tbe oontary. umjax as well as eoolhiax the •mi held in Hartings. August Ifoh, nest, to nominate a county ticket. Southern Tbe Republicans of Rutland will meet in caucus at the Town House on Thursday, the 17th inrt.. al two o'clock p. m., to elect delegates to tho Senatorial, Representative and County Conventions/ Hvvlasp. August 71M1870. Hy or>|eM|f Committee. A. D.-Hubk, Chairman. S®5 The Republican voters of the township jjf Hope, wi|l meet in caucus, on Thursday, the 17lh Inst., at 2 o'clock, V. M.; fur the pur­ i**® of electing one delegate to tho Senslo- August IHth, 187(1, and four delegates to the County Convention, to be held In Hastings, August 19th, 1876, end four delegates to the Representative Convention, to be held in Middleville, Aug. 23d, 187C. By order of township Committee. Literary Madison Dispensary, R? W. Bamsm SI. CWca«o. Notices. Beautiful Pictures. be built from the railroad depot to Creek ■treel, aix feet wide, on the south able uf State street, within'forty-five days, underthr djrec- W e have received from the Fine Art Pub­ lishing »o<we of Geo. Rilnson & Co., Purtian*!. Maine, several pictures recently jmbltolied by them. Tbesubjects, as works of high art. de­ serve the highest praise. Stinson A ('«. were among the pi<*neero in tho Hur Art publishing business in this country, and year by year Tbe by-laws ef the Fire licpartmeni wsZ their business has grown, until al the present great weight wherever read. It is a review of the past fifteen years an*L shows tho magnitude . ef the work done by the Republican party. taken from the table, and recommended by the time it has assumed cvluueal proportions. A short time since they published a chromo The Theory of Secession ; Our Public Schools; Committee on the Fire Departmeny that they Tilden and Tweed ; DcmocrntM Slandera; and be accepted. Carried. other valuxble'articles, make the August urn­ Motion by Aid. F.eed: That the bill of Deu­ tar of this staunch periodical pno of tho beet li<u» of subject*. Stinson A Co. show correct yet Issued. Send H-* to Republic Publishing nis A Holmes for printing financial vtatemont judgment of the public taste, which natural Co.. Wnehington. D. C., and subocrihe for one talent, aided by lung esperience, alone can The bill nf L. 1>. Quackenbush for *8. for give. They publish every description of fine works of Art, from a chromo lu a photograph coots; oft). M. Dewey, far printing, *3.50. —-from a fine Crayon drawing to the most ele­ Uxixuv's Moxthlt Maoah vs ran Avucst.— A delightful number to Ballou's Magarine for and of J. 8. Goodyear A Co., for lumber, *92.03, gant Steel Engraving. They bring into pcevice the skill of tbe uioet August. It is so light, so breeiy end cheer­ aud of Kaiamasoi* Publishing Co., of *S,fa). ful that it is just what is needed in warm They are also publishers of the Centennial weather lo make people forget the hcnl and liceord. which is a very large illustrated paper, discomforts of the season. The stories are all of the best, the poeiry excellent, and the illus­ devote*! lo whatever to of interest connected Print in,: ordinance, with th*- th»e Hundredth Birthday of the trations timely and well executed. It is the proeemiings, boot publication of its clam, in ibe country, Vniled SI alee Terms one dollar per year. call of meeting, and should be read by the whole people, in The great Exhibition at Philadelphia ie folly MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Diseases with Its Agonies. CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. VEQETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. HO^QWAY'SPILLS. What U iwurs fearful thaa a brwaklns down of the ALTERATIVE, TONIC- SOLVENT AXE DI DRETIC- Messrs. Stinson A Cu. nrc al present in want of a large numbgr of new agrnta, lo whom they offer the most liberal inducements. We call attention to their advertiseujeut, beaded, "To tho Working Class. ' ia our advertising Republican The liquor bond of DiekKsuu A Net «y v accepted and approved, and ordered to placed on file. Motien carried: That the committee on letter* are printed, ek'a accepts Hard tall; rm principal in I Welatgaa go io the Con­ 'd September, from I>ie round trip, *15, good di.higau Centra) Railroad Company ling two engines of 40 tuns each, which >i" the Allantic and Pacific Express They are Mid la l« tbe {largest ever dinancea confer with the city attorney relative to an ordinance governing saloons, in order to amend said ordinance » as lo )>e aide to gov­ ern tho clusiug ami opening saloons at pt.*|-r By-Ald. Rncd: Beeolved./Hiai tbeamouut of license io be charged fur refreuhmoni stands, peanut stands, Ac., liable to pay a license un­ der an ordinance (Mteeed Sept ember 2nd. 1S74, relative U> licensing elands upon the pnblie streets, be fixed at *2 for each stand on the I41h day of August, 1R7G. and that,in accord­ ance with the spirit and intention of aaid ordi­ nance and by virtue of authority contained in an ordinance juumed November 8, 1878, rela­ tive to licensing sSJoons, thr license of al! persons carrying on busineiss of that nature immediately preoeding this dale is hereby remitted : l!»ai »<• perwon be permit ucte.1, though there hr Bale proo- ran ever 1*e any better. Blade' receipt ufoenpy uf the Toledo (0) '•Iiiiriengraving of R. B. Hayes, Ur i lie hnest engraving yet pub- tr future Pvcmdout. It deecrres a ry i«r!or, library and office in ■meetingof <lt, .ertpera Wednraday eve. '' * ''. Rcntly was elected captain» L. *» WWiam,. 1 11 ieuienam,J. H. Andereon,2d •W k i Rum. culur aeargant; F. 8. Bbwgn. rt">p*ny {|rl The cumpnny numlwn* 45 •irillhrr’’ *Ul1 l‘**e *lrv*dy commenced „, , to! to estaldlsh or mainlff*n wore than one Of refreshments stand or place for tbe an under one license; end pro tided further, that persons above sped Red whose license to remit­ ted shall mA be permitted to eatabliah or main tain such stand remote or removed from their place of burinren without fiprt baring obtained ia|{ c,'r* rere clccteled for the ensuing CLi.''"’4™- -UliUJl Pnll. **r*‘*r? Robert r ids this W<*k. and who are known as the Agents of the Board of Stets Comtuissioners for the general mijxri’i’iuu *>f char Hable iartilutfom. Where no agents have yet Iwrn appointed, recsmmen.iaiions should be brought from the aui-enntea'lenis of the county poor, or from the Judge of Prehate, living fn the county whence the application comes. The following list comprtoes tbe names of the agents who have bred appointed by Uovmor Itogley up to this time, and their mldreeu : fCU.BteuL Cheehirc.Allega^ county. Judge A Miller. Bay City, Bay county, lieu M Dewey, Hiuuings, Barry euuuly. Silas Ireland, NH«. Berrien county. j <• Pirree told water. Branch county. A. 6. Hyde. Marehail, Calhoun county. iMvid B. Hales-Eaton Rapids, Eaton pounty. Win. Stevenson. Flint, Genesee county. C E. Nott. Hillsdale. Hillsdale county. H. B. Shank. Lanning. Ingham county. James O'Donnell. Jackson, Jackaon county. ThomaaC. Brownell, Kalnmaxvo. Kalama>«> "To^F* Hyde, lockford. Kent eouuty. _____ .J fstnamo count V. a license therefor, ns is required by ordinance relative to Heeneing rictus ' ’ Carried by “J Local Bli;ipe;; Jlitice? II. R. STEVENS, Borton, Mi OILS. OILS. BiimSMhte" IM*, ‘ For Machinery. the printed direction E m n (MUM mki • tim*-. This treaUaea relief when all other: I hare n large Mock of Purs Carter Oil. Pure laarxi Oil. Pure Gelden Oil. Bought since the tort decline in prioca. Call and examine poods and pricre -You will gain by it. People** Drug Store. W. H. Goody mar. xxi29wlt2 Ruaaoll, Sheldon and Tomlinson—-6. Nays, Aano. On motion, the Council amounted t L. D. Qvic-XMWl’"' Recorder. Greenville, MonIcahn “waurt n. uw«i»ei. r«*u«. iwu—i Two good milch cow, end a few sheep VALUABLE INFORMATION. for sale. 1.. «.«*■■ Wrvetfing Match. Horn. 7 uf ”* (Wav"1"0’ UH •* Uw. *LcW‘“'. Friday evening. Ike M- H»w to be Strong, ’bowels be either <a>ef JCZifer /t-aarr .­ Wil) you allow meioaay I umns. to those living in thia ties, whodsuire t« inkcrhih “Si' Sw*“’- Of".- “r'l-'. W.**l*. S*. CUir. S*. CUlr nmnlj. Th. ».ld> l»lww« C. O. UU.ru.4 «.B. X.’ Ankai, V.n Hom. V.n 11.™ Holroa.b, m WOO • *U«. wUl «»•••*. HcMOo. Ann Art»*. Wohl«*» „«*!>, rf A«r-‘ 1* How™.' 01-* B«a. i, o~a B*pU.. A r~>a i. “fiSfcrianll*, Mn.lt, Wvn. onnlJ. ..pwtW, ft, .> ta -u •*»* M>»» “• ..I, —nd »>* » -4 >lcU.,hl.n mo a. .-Un. Am»r”"“ •m “4*'lf >. UU O. HUM «xp—'-*« Omi lur...l. fcr Jwlw*..*.***” «^r '£ 2TLK7 wrertto, toi “ -bn t. UA. on- * Sweet’s H0!*1-! asisoBAPn*. -................... VEGSTINK i» Sold by all DRUGGISTS. Snp.nm.nAwt Buu 8oho«l. E’^ss �THE GREAT SHOW COMING. Barry. Doot shop with J»*>------- —- Church and Railroad Street. IMlfflHfT PWW »SWIHI At Hastings August 14th . xx6tf " ’ newadvertisments uaioa. junenra, a. is. is.e. Wm.L.QOBB. Cirouit Court Commissi; a er in and fer Mat HOWES’ CHANCERY ORDERSiSslW— c~“'“ “•“* Fredrkl Riakta. Complainant. Great London Circus, Sanger's English Menag­ erie of Trained Animals £ohn Beniamin F. Dow. Lumsa PROBATE ORDER. Tra,ned *nim,la' Mardi-Gras Carnival OOMBnsTATION. Hasting! B»ubUcan Bsxm*. anmpapar printed ^aSgS^bate. GREAT LONDON CIRCUS-HIP PO^ROd]S.l. Sanger*! English DA»FoUeily fer Complainant. ■ CHALLENGE $10,000 nftho north wsst quarter!1.') of see tion leen (16) all In Townebip number three range eight (8) wswt. eonUinninf one I sixty (IM) acres of land aceeedtu to AND MARDDORAS f STATKOF MICHIGAN. County of narr^ te.- Owns and daily axhibit- th« in tho year one .thousand eUbt hundred and ’’Prerent'/s. C. Prindla Judge of ProUta. Beit^rrapdf SPerftmiiit Xlophtt Arw^ ’usasTA’.siiS r-ray hi license to mil tha Intareat of said mlsmrs ia Cklcftalm, In the World, via.: »l particular whenever I EmajM-rur. Mandrle, ftaltam aud Victoria. certain re&l estate in said petition described! Thereupon it U ordered. That Monday tho Mh Tanrant'a Seltxcr Aperient. which I koopalwayaln thohouo." Wise man. and shape of this aperient. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. CHALLENGE $10,000 . THAT HOWES' C.RKAT MINIKIN eiKCCS, * Etc., Etv., Owns and KaUUu the rariKXn.1 $10,000 CHALLENGE HOWES GREAT LONDON CIHCT Perrons desiring to take out PaiaaW. or dssirint sfonnalion from the V. f. Patent OOee. ibould oniult v. A. I.KI1MAXN. NoDeltor of A veercanasut Foreign Patcssta, Washington D. C. Examinations free. NO FATKNTNOPAY. Fend Err., Hn;., A^^T. WlILtAM *«>■■ r.bX rs.ixe^- tbe followine described real ortate. lituate lylur TTTAXTBD.-.-r PIUUIOB TAB HAKB $10,000 owe-WlS?t^O^OMl garter To of cut quarter (’D of aoetion number four (IL and. ”sasw*. 17 Tribune* Buildim. Chka- also, theaoulh warn quarter 0») of tho a mth worn CHALLENGE HOWES’ GREAT LONDON I'IRCKS, TEN PIN BALLS Etc.. Etc.. Ovai and dally esbiUwthc REAR OF 220 NORTH SECOND ST,. (Second Floor.) PHILADELPHIA. axiISml Only One Ticket Required for All Mere Performing Animals thaa anjr other Ten MiaagrriM in <he V«rM ’ »w THE NEW YORK MILITARY AGENCY aabjuay V old rotes । collects srrears^f^.av ■ JPORUBLE PROBATE ORDER. 9 ATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Barry. Lao. on Thursday, the arch day. of Jnm c year one thousand ci|ht hundred and seven •ent. S. C. Prindle, Jnd«e of Probate, tho MaUaref the Haute of Jacob M- and Id THE ONLY ZEBRAS EVER SEEN IN HARNESS. X. ,N TELEGRAPHY r^a-m? $5,000 CHALLENGE ti.-rtis?!sxzs fcsriirrara eballeeiiw ths world. SB,000 CHALLENGE .•us. w. voia r'B 4 THATAT HOWES’ GREAT L0MMX CIBCT8, Qeo. M. Savage & Co’s Column. M"Parties aniworina any of these adrer tats will pleuc state trhirujhey saw tho tame e. Etc,, Rtc.,** $5,000 CHALLENGE General Ai»nt> tn every town In tho Vnitcd Stalos fer the AdJnitahU Piels, w|lh a oombination of elitbl todlt complete in one. vir: i<irk. nuttock. adac, lamptnc Iran. sledge, arc and pole head, or any other tool that nan bo .Exerted In socket! al ■about ose-lburtb tbe cost of ordinary tools. J. V. LAFFRUTT, Adjnalable Pick Cos ISJ South 2d St.. Phlla.. Chamber ofCommerce SOLID WEALTH! CHALLENGE BOWKS' GREAT UJNIH.N .'ISO'S. Sprciahiea. our great future, THE GRAND MA1UHGUAS. QARNH'A^. Seven Mas-ire Gul.l Chariots. Fire Performing Elephants, Five i'erfurming C-syal 1km~at Tiger*, Mx TVtfbmitng African llycnna, Two Reman War Chnrieta, Roman <1iari<4eer>,Fcarleae Cat alley* aaeortIng fircehn.Reantirti. FJrgvtit t’oetuine* ml.-rning shapely ladle*. The Spirit of ' 75—Washing ion. jjsHjctte. Geddes- of Lilwrty. Wlllntn Prmn, Brother Jonathan, and hundred* of Coati nenlal lliirarirrw represented. Elephant Coursing, Hurdle Racing, etc. Race TVaek. Read cur RENiOjOOO OtaHrnge Four---• “ ‘ WANTED! in the eitr of Hast $10,000 V That the Grand MAKDI-SRAS CARlIVALbr ----- »--------------------- ---------- maxciteJe. any A» WTR1AI aid HIPPODROIATIC ATTRACTIONS. SA1VATABBEER A Sctal tf Hatnral Hstury. Sanger’s English Menagerie $5,000 CHALLENGE la the Best laager Brewed ia tbe Wort A FORTUSE FOR ONLY $12 ^F. Moloney A Co.. 40 dread /fir nr ar eno., and Williams A Co, brewers. Danean'i Brewery. the Kentucky CAM! IKTIIIOTION COMPANY $5,000 CHALLENGE , OBBAT uOSIK,. CIBCrj^ rtiOESUAY, AUG. 31, 1876ew wKMibaurim they will distribute lo the tie hoMnrs tho ImWemi sum o! >000,000 00 Thee. P. Porter. Mx-Gor. Ky.. GenT Msnai POWlTtTTuLY 50 PpMTPOKMKXT as we "ill have a series of Grand Drawlnm an 1 net saUbliah tbe precedent of postponiax. .LIAiT OF4HFT8: ........ prick of th tventy-fourt and recorded in the reel-tors eSee >r the county *7 Derry, state of Mlohman oatba Mh da/of January on" thousand eisht huadral nd ee»enl«-Jbur. in liber ■I" of mortaaie* ou axe Ml. It belwt ngrtssd, between the turtle- in Ibnleetaount intb of principal and Internet ehell t the option of tbe party uf the-------- 1---- »dth become due and cxilluolabh Hen. ApdiWhultha-1—•— ■ent of laid inUrmt. ar aid and in arrears Crrin .. D. HIT* tothk thne. Ipaliumof five handre taliiul, Note!, ail Artatfc. $5,000 CHALLENGE 15,000 CHALLENGE 150,000 CHALLENGE' nmiwaia&a gSsT"'--*----->50,000 CHALLENGE! -rLTmL^TaBWAT LOMIK)> HRCtM.* •SOaOOO CHALLENGE* SrJTeMBAT IsOSWiN i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-10.pdf f95302b213189bc2e3e7e70f3a0ed37c PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. N0.3fc, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1073. ns life is the hearts of both. mil the “I would suggest," said Dr. Emerson! ,___________ JWBie ••that I write to Mr. Barlow and tell him story around that Mn. Marston's father the, circuuistaacw of the delay qf his let ­ ia a rich man, and eent for the boy to [AVoM thf Country ^Gentlcpmu, AlL*i>fj ter, of his daughter’s death, of' Hugh’s, come to him to live, bat1 Mtta Wardlow OF THE adoption by Mira Wardlow and return the would not give him up. I don’t blame chpck, and leave it fur him to decide for her, for if be would not help his own the future. We are both sorry to have daughter, be would hot be ant to take Hugh Lave, and it it is uot for tho best, very good* asre-onthe’cmla. ' I dare aay CHAPTER FIFTEEN. that he ia (a old hunks any way. I wo will keep him." 5 Mr. Wataon thought'this the Inwt hope the doctor and she will hold on to One week of visit had passed, when course. Mr, Corbin brought a telegram to Mira "It will place Hugh uppix a more in­ Wardlow from Dr. Emerson, requesting dependent platform to live Mr. Barlow called off, her lo come to Colebeater imnwdiltaly, know that he is already rated for, and and to bring Hugh. It was short no­ has a home and fritvids nt his command." the old nfad's eyeSjiM 'he' turned away tice, but in just an hour they were seated anti aloWly mftended the ranA to his room. Thu letter was sent, and the matter in tho cant. Dr. Fgncmon met them nt dropped. It was Hugh Mart^on’s grandfather. 3 Entire Satisfaction. A earload ulne.tdy .«.ld this year Mixing the best Farm- tiie station ; HuglffRw him standing on era in Burry County. the platform bctu»6 the cant stepped, aud The Re| waved his band lo let him know they June Was al moat at hand. Dr. Emer­ were there. A glad smile welcomed his son secured the. services of a young prachi signal, and he was at the steps. lioner to takehis place during his ab­ Promptly al.H-a'xloek on Thursday even­ It was a pleasant H-union at M(a. sence from Uolchi«tcrvor a few weeks. Watoon's. . Mira Wardlow could but feel The bouse was all in order, us they in­ ing last a large .crowd was on band 5) that she had as dear friends here as she tended to go directly home when they to listen to' Die kpcteWi* be delivered by Ta the Best Reel Rake Machine in the Market. Two finger bora, and throe set had left behind her. Hugh had come in returned from their bridal excursion. of knives, furnished with every ('oiublnmi Mndiim-. WcuImo have the th lion. Geo. M. Dewey of Hastings. The first, and announced their arrival; so lea Hugh wan a Utile .aobur at the thought was in readiness, and Dr. Emerson sat of their going away, but Dr. Emerson hall was filled completely, aud R»au V bad to down with’the family. They chatted told him he should trust to him to see gayly during the evening meal, and Hugh that the gardi-n was kept nicely in order quite a number of our Democratic friends alone seemed conscious that there was and that ho must drive over to the sta­ were present;to diiten lb- the words of j Which is the beat One Whcclci Machluc iti the Market- Cull and something to come. He seemed a little tion to meet them on their roturn. comfort which wcVc to be spoken. The uneasy, and when tea was concluded, No answer bad been-received from Mr. raked if he might go over and see James Barlpw to Dr. Emerson's letter; aud meeting was called to orilcf by Q.( A. Cot­ ■ i 1 - । . Rolli'FIdImIkxI aud Unfinished. I Griffin. there was no one but lid|>cd that Hugh’s ton. The Glee elubwang a very inspiring "We canuol spare you, Hugh. Trio homo would be in Colchester, among and patriotic song, after, whic h Mr. E. .A. -L n I UlAnbl.i bnnhlilinaB honnpr ' Thc ’ffbrrr River* Vibrator, Uulialo Pitta, Ohio Hwvwpptakca, i Jllfi^ejni'nGCoiy ftBpllDllCail ba|IJiej. !/BrKDtAxr^ RlCHH&K ArtWBTAKFS. AUTO Tin: RiBIMALL ClXiVEB cause uf our- recalling you and Miss those who luul learned to love him fur/ Bicbardff was elected ehairittaa, and C. Wardlow was entirely upon your account. himself alone. you must remain andseobow it ends," There were no sevuro cases of sickness II. Smith secretary. Upon taking the -^GEO. M. DEWEY | T1IE OLD AND RELIABLE TAYLOR RAKE, AND THE IMPROVED So intown. Mr. Rogen was now able to chair Mr. Richards madu n few timely resaid Dr. Kmersou. JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND Hugh drew bis chair to the side of sit ut> for a couple Of hours each day, and uar)q&,and then inlrbduM'ii the speaker of El'llA XI) PUBLISflEK. Abba and sat down. Dr. Emerson drew although much wasted in flesh, was to the evening, the jkqnicrri/rtTRAK i two letters from Iris pocket, and handed all appearance a far happier man than One door east of Goodyear’s Hardware. UON. GW. Al. BEWBY. one, which was sealed, to Miss Wardlow ho had Wore been for 'yuan. To Wil to read, while he held the other open in ham Rogers, life is clad in rainbow hues; Mr. Ddwey- ill ’ A1’ gidd' Speaker the acknowledged son, the eldest brother, and his hand. knows how to hold his I "Thia letter," he said, “came directed Lo could 'hold up his head in honest audience. A'll.-H’RIPTlO.’i : IIo began by giving the [laNtings, April 12, 187G. z i to the physician of Colchester, and it pride. Every whim of his invalid father history of tin* RepuLHcmi party from its I upeaks uf a previous letter, written in it was his constant study to gratify ; and earliest life, told what qiromiaeo it made I answer to unu received from Mtas Abba it was delightful to see them together. when the party capic in power, and then Wardlow, by a HJr. Barlow of New The little sisters were often in *ti*e sick­ weiXon to show wh etlun -ft * hod redeemed York, io which wra enclosed a check fur room, and the gentle ways of their broth­ those pledges. Ho proved beyotfd all two hundred dollars, to be paid to thu er seemed to bind them still closer to him dispute that the party bad performed all Of ADVERT/SIXO. order of Mrs. Marston to bear her expen­ than had the ties of relationship. Mrs. of its promises and pledges and more then ses home to her father'# house. Nothing Rogers, however, assumed ooldnera and that had pnt down a war of large magni­ had been heard from Mr*. Manrtou, the aversion. Her pride had suffered as tude, and accomplished the difficult task Liter, or Mira Wardlow ; and tliis is a deeply ns her maternal love in the dtf uf restoring to tfrflcr <53 peace, confusion ! letter of imjuiry concerning them all. grace of Theodore- who, after his term and rcbeibon. No MUM OS tile face of I communicated the contents to Mr. and of inifirisontnaft liad expired, had returned the earth liad ever come tmt of such a 9LO> | MO I UW i Mrs. Watson, and found that -Miss to hut home humble, and it is to be hoped war with bo little corruption and, demoraWardlow had, during Mrs. Marston's penitent; but his mother had met him lizatiou as had been done in til'd * United illness, written to Mr. Barlow, giving an with reproaches mid bitter taunts, and States under the lead of the . Republican account uf hw daughter's sickness taking money from his father's dtsk dan- party; and yet, after' all thal has been and suffering, and bogging him to for­ dcstinely, gave it to him, and sent him done, die goveiruthent fnily restored, and give her. Tho letter was scut, but never West to. a lirather of her own, with all men declared •fteu*'‘and f ejju^ jicfore had liccn answered. Mrs. Watson was strict charge not to come back Lu (JoJchcs- the law ; the very iariie "men who tried jHMiitivc you had never received a letter. ter till William had left for his home in their beat to, dqulroy the gawfataot, Awunliuglv, I went to the pustmrater, Maaaaeliuietts. Nunc of thu family <>x- now come before thu people pifd with bloody । and told him that the last of March such bcneiriiud seen him, or’heard of his re­ bands ask the pcopbi to place (hom in [ a letter was rent to you from New York turn, till he 'bad time Lit reach Iris jour­ power and give over the control' ‘of the i and must be found. Two days afterward, ney b end. United Stales to them, mnl I he handed hie your letter, which he the ballot what tbey «»ald net bj tita said had got into a drawer through mis bayonet. This never would be allowed. It wa« nearly the clime of May, when a (great applause) With a general skirm­ takfe, and hod been overlooked. Now, Mira Abba, we will give you time to ex­ passenger alighted from the train, alone ish on the tmaHrW UT IKi^caihpaign lie —an old man, with bls hair whitened hastily reviewed the-rank’ WtwMtt ! amine your letter.’ , Hugh had sat in perfect wlcnce while by the frosts of seventy winters, his form the two opposing parties m this campaign, , 1 die doctor was speaking, but when he had bowed; and there was trcmalousnem tn (hie great cause of hard times at present, [ concluded, the teardrop trembled on Lis his voice, as lie requested thu station is because of the enurmons class. Laf .yrn, eyelids and his lips quivcrei, as he turned agent to direct him to tho residence of ducera as compared with the'' PIHLfiT. 51SK.ERN, Dr. Emerson." and jho fluctuating state ef thc: ■ motmy ATToHNBY AT LAW. Prompt attention l*id to Mira Wardlow. u >!1 CvU^Hl-lu. U«M with Wm. L. CoM». “That man's face reminds me of oomc market, and that would last iimtH' Bome “Oh, if it could only have come ' while mamma was alive, how happy it one I have Been," said the agent to a settled plan , uf action should be ' taktfh. Congress to place it upoh a solid 'founda­ HARVEY WRIGHT, would have made her!" he said. I The check was all right and the letter tion. J*I reckon ho is some, ri.-b old Jew. j was kind. Mr. Barlow forgave his He spoke-of tKT DcSoqjptio. pgy.,Huf; Did you see that ring on bn finger, and ! daughter for her disobedience, and raland grants, arid 'Went yu to show that | quested her to return to her old home the diamond studs in his shirt front ?" Samuel J7 Tilden was one of that saintly “I was looking at his face, it stQick ! with her bob. He apoko kindly of Mira crew who cause so much disturbance in Wardlows letter, and said if was ilia i me u one so familiar." their ranks.- Aft an illustration fidnTho ijnnibus rattled up tho st root, and first intimation ho had received of the t ionod the fact of bin owainw one third «f death of her husband. He even spoke drove up to tho hotel, just as Dr. Emer­ the stock of the G. R. A: I.JC R- ia ■ our son end Hugh drove off in an opposite affectionately of her son, who he said own state and Tom. Scott the oftia* two. All nurtt promptly altentlnd tn. ' I should be reinstated in nil respects to the direction. thirds, so that if tlu-re won any fraud or It is generally understood that all ho­ right of heir to his property. It was a corruption there H must lay at the Siet Of tel keepers are well informed concerning mneh more affectionate letter than could ' ------- TN------have been expected; and had it been de­ all neighborhood affairs, and perfectly oogIn a calm and disnaraionate manner he livered on iu arrival, would have earned nitant of every resident in town, and Mr. proceeded to give to tSTgSteBte'a candid couftolation and gladness to the heart uf Leeson was no exception. So when the and fair statement dT the qualification of Special Medical Announcement the daughter, and perhaps given a new si ranger inquired for a young uian by the the different candidate, he neither ap­ impulse to her life. She hsd bogad ao name of Hugh Marston, the landlord was proved the coarse of the past administraearnestly to become reeonolcd to her fa­ ready to give him correct answers. “Hugh Marston! Bless me, why he lion of Grant or abused the prospects, of To THE ther for her son’s sake, that it would give just went off in tho buggy with the doc ­ her unspeakable joy to return to the old es that Lava been givwtt’itt. SU pfate ’fc Sick and Afflicted! hometf it were only to die: but it was not tor. He is teaching him -to drive, and that WC have beard thia fall aowe have <’F II USTINGB AMD VICINITY. to to be. Now, what must be done ? Hogb the boy takes to it like a fish to water. been no free from partisan spite amF UaokYou aco when that boy’s mother died, answered: guardUm m this wrau DR. J. “I must go and sec my grandfather, she gave him to a young lady who was ience upon a level with lumaelf ms ar araa • Dr. EmcTBou; my nnlhcr told me if L teaching school here,'" and- “Ac, promised and kept them there. He spoke to the to take cure of him, and sec that he was ever heard from him, and he wanted to better nature of his hearera and elicited Every­ ace me, I must go to him. I shall come brought np «u he should be. their admiration and jwsvsfrto then that body thought queer that a young lady '“Mta Wudlow b«l not tpokm •»« Should burden herself with the charge. political spacebar wAt’lRPteaW ♦ttdA*" being filled with low ftuk allusions or rmJiug tholoUor, ■>“ “* UngbJi After tho fetters!’ there were two or ,nu thronu k..onod be neck, »ho taMdi three that wished die boy, and would be ' her f*« to him, eml with « uemUtog; glad to have him bound to them, but she would not hear a word to it, but hired ’’’" .uppo-i, my deer H«sh, yo» m«- him boarded, and fixed him np like a gentleman. <nd kept him right to school. speaker. The Itymoora go, hut f elmll m» yo. «r~ ~ i the leoturo to bear thew j ud the team rut down her eheoke She। He was a right amast seWar, if his’fa- badly disnpMotod!«Bi ' BULLOCKr-Whoi«aie_g«nt for Mlch'San- om UOV auww —. —--------- — - thcr was a drunkard, and seeing the aerebMMffhttdMlKAh Lad become to her ; they ware both n R. D. rounds of het «n»ee. ■ A and they hml so ~»y meeting several came fw Northern °Hhiusensd It C-nd Rapids, East Sagmaw and lonely, thiit can be found, and Dr. Emerways that they bad Marmdatoi th«r the Hay« and Wheelen Branch fouud’it out] and is going to mates and fealings, and the friendship tiNPARALLED SUCCESS HY A V KB MONT PARMTCR'n WIFE.. NCtffl UK BAKE! ■u 25 sold list year and every one gave THS PEEBLES COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKE, TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER, m [SEETHE BATHPLATFORM BUGGIES iall, at % MESSER & POWERS. R. D. BULLOCK’S MUSIC PROFESSIONAL AM BUSINESS CABDS. DENTIST Nashvilte. Michitau. Itl-Ab! HEAD! HEAD ! ■Joy Comfort and Happiness Great Bargains Pianos and Organs The StSHTAmericaji Organ, HAZELTON BRO 'S PIANOS. ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted. Oii Pint! art Onuos tateu it Eichange fir Nsv Ones. Flint. Xii47tf D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. �ou* WEWYOItK •'■ErreR- Pcditicil Notest i X— The latest joto-Spedking nf Tilden is, JUHfrbw I u UM «tefny-b«nded son of toil." PneaideMt grant's letter to Gov. Hattum, Mio*-, Aoo. 10, 1876. Cham- The Weather—The CMneee ^S^^tnry la Naw York-MIHw in the Metropolis. .•___of rxiu Desolation the — City'.—Children s when Tke ilepublieans of Wenona will dedi cate their near hall and raiao a Hayes and Wheeler pole aorly uext week. day ha was wo **** h. lc mida made them ifiem unJerunder­ ng or signs. He will do buri■ he has breath, and will be i there is life in him. Hia sderful, and it would not be whleh is the most important matter rbout temperate man. He has worked very New York, just now, has moderated ।h-J.ll hl> life, b.i very .jannKinllytee has expanded 1125,000 for fees, mile­ slightly, and it is once more possible to ’When he works be works, and when he age, per diem, witnesses, printing, etc. sleep. Nevertheless it is yet too hot for irests hc reals. He will work all the season tiO about the first of July, whoa Tho Republicans of Saginaw .City will .-Hw or * T»« *■*« he goes to Saratoga, and slays there till dedicate their wigwam, which will have The Democratic Investigating Commit­ known, and has swelled the mortuary list every day while at the Springs, and answer* to a degree that ts' absolutely frightful. -. t . .. ____ >■-'1 »k>> aanwiaaMC Lim. Tueaday evening. George William Curtis declares that ho hat not been and will not be a candidate for the New York Gubernatorial nomination, and exprawenhts preference for Hon. Wm. ' HUM1 Rqnklieaa Tieket. fur President RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. of Ohio. M. There is nothing vindictive, of course, in this from the Vicksburg Htnild: “Why didn't Sheridan lead that charge? Hc would have made a better dead man Far Vice-Fretitleul, WILUAM A. WHEELER, of New York. Fur Presidential Electart, HENRY W. LORD, WILLIAM A. HOWARD, WILUAM DOKLTZ, Evarti. than Cpster.*' * CHAS. H. KEMPF, PRESTON MITCHELL, DELOS PHILLIPS, JACOB DEN HERDER. ., . CHARLES KIPP. JEREMIAH JENKS, BENTON HANCHETT. WILLIAM DUNHAM. State Ticket. aloneo sessions, of Ionia. For Srcretary of Stoic, EBENEZER G D. HOLDEN, of Kent. For State Treainrer, WILLIAM B. McCREERY, •f Geneasce. almost invariable recovered, and when re­ covered were as good n new. But when tricts of ten Western States, figures out a whisky or beer drinker went down' it a Republican gain of twenty-one Con­ was general down for good, and it is a matter of fact that the drinking classes gressmen iu thone States alone. were an hundred fold more liable to be A Southerner, who is'al Saratoga, after struck than the temperate. The temper­ drinking a quart, exclaimed : “If I ance people’may make what use of this a Northern .man I should probably be a they please, but all the city physicians will Republican, because the Republican jorty up here is th</>nly party lo which a gen­ vouch fur its truth. Straws teD which way^ho wind blows, and hence the following item may not be void of interest to Michigan readers: Portsmouth,' N. H. Aug. 1. At the municipal election to-day the Republicans were victorious. The total Mayoralty vote was 2006, of which John H. Brough­ ton has 1169 and Moses II. Goodrich, the present Mayor. 830; scattering, 7. Ma­ jority over all, 332. At the election a year ago the Demo­ RALPH ELY. cratic candidate was elected by obput 250 of Gratiot. majority, and -al the March election, Fur (hMmiutonrr oj tke Slate 7xt»«? Marcy the Democratic candidate for Gov­ BRSJAMIM^fpABTRUXIK. ernor had 97 majority." This result exceeds the most sanguine \ ' Abr Attorney General, expectations, us poodrich, who has held OTTO KIRCHNER, the office for two tvnns, has been very For Superinlauient of Public hutnefion, efficient and popular with both parties. The City Council is strongly Republican. HORACE S. TABBELL, of Saginaw. Abr timber of State Boartlt uf < Etluctihuu. WITTER J. BAX', LTER, of Hillsdale. : There is great rejoicing at the mult, and I the victorious party have paraded the [ streets with the Keanurga Drum Crops ; sailing on the Mayor elect and other. (tynsml Ticket. The following check ha* recently been। unearthed: ' -New York, Sept. 8, 1868. For . Rcyretentative in Cooyrctt, 3d The National Broadway Bank will pay Dittrict, to order of William M. Tweed, five thous­ JONAS H. McGOWAN and dollars. of Branch. fSigned) Wm. M. Tweed. I Indorsed “pay 8. J. Tilden or order." Wm. M. Tweed. “Honest money for all, and For depoaite in the Bank of North free schools for all. There America. 8. J. Tilden. should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor aecterian interferance which will destroy the other.” This particular year, 1868, was the year in which about 50,000 fraudulent Democratic votes were deposited in the New York city ballot boxes after the close of the polls, information of the necessary nptfilxr having been obtained by means of Tilden's circular to prominent democrate throughout tho State, directing estimates ofthe votes to be sent to Tweed, ‘-for an important puipoae," before the actnal count should / emade. “Uhg" is mjtaken when he supposes that there are^ny duties attached to any county ofice, that eannot bo well prdbnn- cd by any manpf ordinary busiucst* quali­ fications. It does not require either tpccial educati n or experience to be the equal of any oher man In those places, and no man o£*ordinary intelligence wiD make any mistakes in doing any work required of an. cuunty officer. •<£r*.. a death from among the ranks of the tem­ perate. Tho men who haw avoided tho use of alcoholic drinks, when sun-struek The Chicago Tribitur, after a survey ot the prospects i? the Congressional dis­ tleman could I ilong. In the South the Democratic is tfi* gentleman's party . ' For Guveroor, CHARLES M. CRQSAYK1.L, at Leaawee. Lii-airtumt Ooremor, Children have perished by the thousand, and almost an erpally large number of adults have succumbed to the more than torrid heat. One woman in Baxter street hu usisted in preparing 134 children for burial. And right here let me say that CHINAMEN, are invading New York in large numbers. There are now 3,000 here, and with them their opium deus and joss-house*. They are just as filthy, just as industrious and just as harmless here as in San Francisco, and follow the same occupations. They wash, make cigars, and keep street stands, pay their debts, save some money, and gamble and’ smoke the best of their earnings away. They inhabit Baxter street; here, as cverwherv else. M-Jecting as their headquarters tho moat filthy and squalid section ot the city. They have only one joss-house as yet, though another one of larger dimensions and more aristo­ cratic in style, is in contemplation. The number is increasing very rapidly, and as the great colony iu San Francisco is sending off colonics Eastward all tho time, it is very probable that in a few years the territory in and about Baxter street will be very like Dupont street in San Francisco, and that in New York the religion of Confucious and the Chinese theatre and Chinese amusements and cusonm siuuiiK withhave anaansnea cstaMishcd ineuiscivcs themselves nrmiv firmly ama 'io VSew ’ _ 1York, ’_ L W.W ______ * Wril, let .1HmooBo. They an. harmleM, ieduMriou and boo« people, who will work and never want office. There is some comfort in that. POLITICAL. of his diet. He is h fearful card-player, always playing for money, and the stakrei must be high enough to make it worth while to play. Curious stories arc told ortuloted-phying, some ofwhich are doubt leas true. Ha is re mereiiew at poker >r point euchre re he ia in buaimm, and toe be to the poor or cardcas player who folk into hia hands. It is businoss with him, and lie pursues the euw just as eagerly as he dnre his real burinoss. As the rh»«- in .England was accounted as minature war, so gentlemanly gambling with Vanderbilt is the next thing to busi­ ncss. and ho follows it with as much scat. Now that Drew is gone. Vanderbilt and Jay Gould are the only Railroad mag­ nates left, and it is not probable that thoy wil era* leek horns again. The old vetteran has too much lo do to perfect the railroads hc now controls, and Jay Gould's interest* and his do not cvnfiieL THE CHILMIB'a HVMMK* HOSPITAI- Among the charities whleh benevolent ingenuity is continually devising, the Summer Hospital for Children deserves free handed support. The cxcuraion of St. John's Guild floating hospital boat, which takas hundreds of sick children and their mothers daily up the river for pure air, has made a difference at once in the death-rate among children. But ten hours a week of wholesome living out of stinking dens the poor call home, is enough te keep life in them, but hardly enough to make sound children of them. The plan was devised of a temporary hospital or rather home, in one of the healthiest place* on the river, where sick children could be sent for a fortnight at a time, in the dangerous part of the season. The charity is not an extravagant one. The buildings are of the plainert, airiest de­ scription, the food in the country is fnwh and cheap, and the cost of the whole af­ fair ia decidedly less than that of the . <7 . . --------- i , The Democracy are worried bocauac Tilden and Hendricks can't agree npon their letter of acceptance, and give them a show to open the campaign. They arc that while they are delaying for this DBMIUATIO.M. opening the dissatisfied Republicans are rely rapidly returning lo their old resting­ The city is almost abandoned, nplace, that as Hayes and hia character are rich fled from the terrible heat tn their becoming better understood, the intelli­ villas at Newport, and to the cool shades gent Democracy, are growing very cold of Saratoga; there in imxierate circum­ toward the mulatto ticket nude at St. stances are at ths thousand and one sea­ Louis, and that, in abort, unlaw Tilden aids place*, and up in the mountains, the cornea to the front very soon the battle is artiste and Bohemians are up North lost for them before it is fought The where'they can kewp cod, and live ven truth is, half the docent Democracy of cheaply, and only ihe Door, and the u^ New York don't want Tilden elected in any event. They know him to bo tncky and unreliable, and they feci confident that in the case of his election they are sold ■tora «.p(. .nJ Uh> hotah a. Ilk. out. Heprofcncs to be a hard-money K>b<n» in tkeir .tain-. n« resumption man, and why ho don’t come trade there u eoeira from the CMteonuJ out and my so, instead of paltering with Mta who am praaiog Iwiward and the soft money Hendricks, and fixing up ward thmuch the „J declarations that mean nothing, ret. Hole may L„. Th™, e-oine them, and they fed that they are sold in want it .U k. »n the big ahow with, m>d him. hvmrUly knows where Haym When they return they ml to get home ajanda on all there questions, and no one atqoieH, u poamUa. And Naw Vert Will vote in tho dark voting for him. hnaiimn, bakad. Kill and di^ouraged. Tilden is one of there exceedingly acute t*"” ,iU “ * ""riTj small mon who overreach tbeiUMlrra He ta no hon««j huudf, J«, w behero ih*t uy one pbo Uk h0 upon Uietheory Hu, Hl era „ J;, bonrat u binaelf aoepl the .irarJaoo. la Kill meheSl doll, and failure. «d be T<ey l.rg.1, ou-r-eetinulra the ol the l.tu. c|m. “"f “• "Oh “ 1 j --------io go under, and the mxxtor they go tho and file of the Detnocracv will qtibHe for the sake of vuea-o, £ better. The volume of trade- ia redwood ____ ’ paltenng with therein that way. Hayos 'and an m,xv k<«n_ — ^“"J^SuteofNew York ra ! *.‘Uhg" asks ‘by whom and for whom offices are created ?“ Wo answer by the people and for the people, not for one Mt is nominated on a platform rxprewdng o ' -- — — aawaa.a. WIM lUrTliaDly s»“"dy, and d»y might M win do it,» of men to gebxieh out of. Again he darmlohold <raer e f.w w-A. Tl„. aaka, “are offi^ki the servants of the &^f“rr.Vb*e£: • * j •‘C’w.maj, Jour « to-day worth •125,000, and the officers ? ’ We answer that depends believe, and aa to what he intends to dr. oc whether th< have a limited or a Uft rfuliy. foirJy. We would Rspuhttran a 40cts. to $1.00, the County. Coffee.* From 25c up, »nd We sell pure Ground Goods. Spices. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. * * Cheese We sell the best Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy iu, other places for 60ots. to $1.00. OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery. *.,— ,,,, “““Pta" hc’ “* sent J""* there "f? and *“!,«•* get the best<* care ” “taken k™ rf of'*it fur weeks' without a dollar of expense to hcnclf. In thia fearful scsoon, while the children of well-to-do people are dying like sheep, it is a great merry that such raving help is extended to those who else had no choice but to sea their covetouslyloved children sicken and die without the least alleviation of their rafferinn. 1 X’"W aud aeoline claim to beat Cheaper than ever, for WE want to closeout. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be U hl UBRSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, H»«ting». Aug. 7th. 1876. • xxi30w4. A Co’s Column. -SX-tfS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE DKALKRS. CUTTING AHO MIHM & ta~'K—, Sai ■titan otti Pi urao. *Wic? n, Charlotte VAKOHUIIlt, H the doctrine of . our who oppw, rotation in oft ggg yL.Tr.ri'-rir*1 mponsibl^for a dirty, mma, squib itwrald 'be lot™. ai™_ k. •' - �Lwal 8lw($ jlotici!) la eehoed by men of better thing* Now Mr Editor we would aak, by whom, and/or whom are offiue* created’, Are they created by the party for p*rty puIpoa_ *a ? Are officer* the servant* of tha people, or are the people the servants of the offirers • If we have any correct idea of the formation of our Government we should say it was .formed by (he people for th* benefit of the people and offices are created for transaction of cor­ porate buxines* which ci inol Ik- done Individ, ually Ip the people s business so ainiple tl»t every man inherits an instinct for the performance ofU’ Or doe* it require some experience a* well «s education, to be able to execute It correedy? We are a body corpora^ and every man who pays taxsa 1* pecuniarily' interested to that amount of the general stick, I* It customary or corporate bodies form*! on a financial itasii to change their office* every year or two, and mure especially their content tel eleeks who bavo acquired sLUty by I tag experience, and sabatitute therefore inexperienced men ? Every time we put In B new man. all efrors and mistake* on account of is bimpetency are all al th* expense of the people; The party in pow­ er is responsible to tho whole people for the ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. competency of Its officer*. Aman who voles ihealraight party tkkrt year after year, has no more claims on the party for one of the pettte'a offices, than another ; he has simply done his duty, snd has done it because be beMevex that ike prin ciple* which hi* party aAvoeate are the best for the general goad and ouch easier tolerated thau are those adeemed; »y any form of oppo­ sition. If there is dirty work lo be done fur a party lata dirty work fund be Aired the party for the purpose, and pay Its value in dollar* and cents, and not praaifotc the people's of­ fices a* a reward for such service*. The cry uf rotation means the aans thing ia the party as "to the victor belongs ' the spoils" mc^ns out of it, and the principle of giving a man an office to keep him in the party, or giving to a new accession from the ap;>o*iliou. or lo one who has returned after having gone out - and while outdid hi* utmost to destroy the influence uf the party, is but a baec award uf the people's office* for party purposes. ' ■ The old adage that proffered services egsii a disagreeable odnr fai a* applicable in polities as elsewhere. If left to luomrelv^i the people will find the right man fot the right place, and Herewith, agreeable to our promire, w« Ham KM Mich. Auguat, Sth 1876. print a Urtof.n Republican. voporffid' I* n. At a meeting of Hutlnp Lodge No M4 I. O. to be csndidatM for a nomination, al the ofG.T.tha following officers were installed hands of the Republican County, Senatorial for ths ensuing quarter. and HsprossataUv. Utatriet Conventions. W- C, T., Dr. E. H. Lathrop. We do not wish to be understood ai express­ W. V. T., Mrs. C. H Alien. tag any preferences, by the order in which W. B. S., Irving L. Cressy. the names may appear, or otherwise, ex­ - W, A. 8 , Mlu Effie Salisbury. cept as to Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney and W. T,,Mrs. C. A. Lathrop. County Surveyor, eash of whom having bald W. M., Henry Ford. but one term and being excellent offiW. D. M., MUs Nellie Mroerole. erre. andby party usage. entitled to that W. F. 8.. Henry H. Bailey. endorsement, that a second nomination and w. 1. G„ Miss May Throop. W. O. G., R. H. Merrill. W. C., Rev. G.W. Sherman W. R. H. 8., Mrs. A. M. Black. W. L. H. 8., Mis* Dora Mann. The lodge Is in a flourishing condition and extends a cordial '* WWcosw" to all desiring to Lewie Durkee, of Castlaton; George become auenbera of the order. Brooke, of Orangeville, Enoch Andras laviae L. Cnsasr, Recording Sec. Cartton; Traverse Phillip* and Wm. 11. ere, of Heatings city. Wm. M. Scmlder. of Prairieville; M Sidnsm of Bsxry; Thus. H. Bartram, < Syria; Jamci D. Baalism, of RutlandF. Emory, of Thurnappls; and John kiM, of Hastings lily. Harvey Wright and Chariot II. of llMtlnps Ctiy. LevlH. Dtwry. of Johnstown; Ctamenl Smith ef CastletiMi; an-l Sherman C. Prindir, of Has­ ting* city. Wm. ||. Hay ford, Janie* Clarke. Lucius Russell, all of Hastings Chy; P. 11. N lek era and Wm. L. Gahb. of Thumapple: aud A. D. Cmlwaltider. of Barry. T. J. AxDjasoM, List of patents iasued to.Invsntoni of Mich­ Gen. Ptut. Agt. igan for th* wrek ending Aug. 6, 187C, and Topeka. Ki each dated July 25ib, 1870. Furnished this paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitor* of I'alcnt*, Notice. Waahlngtun, D. C. ' J. Maloy, Car Coupling, Pontiac. G. Stark, Pail A Tub Ear*, Arenae. Harvest is past and those little Recounts T. Danish, Burial^as*, Detroit. must lie paid at once, sure. Smith, Mankk 4 Preston. J. Higiin*, Buttc/Tub, Holland City. xxi304w. A. Beach Fifth Wheel Platform, Linden. W.*Hutchinson, Gss Coupling, South Bay Remember all ncceunta and notcH i City. due and we must aud will -have our pi It. Walker, Bake*, Dansville. , Smith, Mamu & Preston. xx!304w Advertised Letters. John Stanley any* that until Ten-drinks k Co.’, are elected, he i* going to 'seQ Gr<>. ceria cheaper then ever, and of tho very bat quality. Ta a speciality. Wina and Liquors for medicinal and mechani cal purposes, that are strickly pure, con­ stantly ou hand, and for sale at the low­ Harris D. Shepard Olivet Mich. J. V. est price-! at which first ciam goods cau xxi25t3 Warren, Jersey City, N. J. Mw Mary Cham­ be Sold. berlen Akron Ohio. 1’. <). Vickery Augusta A Dozen Points. Bork, of Rutland ; A. II. KlRw.ofThuraapjde Zebulun 1J. Hoyt, of Yankee Springs ; an Tlun Adam Elliot, of Barry ; We give twelve good point why the Republican party should be preferred to the Democracy. A hundred equally as good could be given: 1. It represent* the intelligence and loyally of the nation. -2. It is the champion of free educa­ : tion. and" an advocate of the rights of la- It prveerved tho Republic iu face We have not beard a.single name mentioned of the greatest rebellion of modern times. hut Capt. <’ Perry of Prairieville, Is on his It restored—through its legislative first term, anil we believe lie qualified, a The He; Alican City Caucuses w ill be held on thing that is rarely done, hence if Ar trill wisdom—the Southern States to all their SV-.locs-Uy evening next, at the usual place in former rights and privileges in the Union. Last Saturday (Aug. fith) I bad the pleas­ accept there should !*> mo opposition to hitu the i-vcml aard«at 71 o'clock. b. It abolished slavery. ure of attending a district school picnic (Mias and we presume there will be none. The G. It made freedom universal. other candidate should be a Hasting* mu, if Della Tolls teacher.) in district No. 1, better one can lie found to accept, as most or all 7. It settled tbs vexed San Juan known as the Doud's school district. Al­ COMING Howes' Great London ciroui Hip­ podrome, Sanger's English Menagerie of Trained Animals, and Mardi-Gras carnival combination >b to exhibit at Has­ tings Monday August 14th. The pre** everywhere are enthusiastic in their praise of thia great show. 11* tn*gnitude i* tally e*tabli«h*d from the tact that it re quires forty-two railroad rar* to transport it from plare lu place. Of ita merit* the Kansas Qty hmm, ofM«y fith.say* : Howes' Circus. ^TtTtbe Senatorial convention at Nasltrffle, DRY GOODS HAVE fEMFUL F^LL. ■ Where? At A- W. Bailey’s Lonsdale muslin 12 cts. ' Hill’s ditto 11 cts. Shirting Gets. Extra heavy Shirting 12 cis. Cottonades 15 to 25 cts. Good Ticking 12 cts. Twenty bone Uoraotn 45 cU. Two button Kid Gloves 90 cts. Peerless Warp 27 cts. Beautiful Shawls 85 cbt. Pure Tabic Linen 45 cts. All othec Goods in proportion. Call and ace for yourself. A full and complete assortment of boundary question. 8. It obtained U 5,000,000 from For Salk—A fine mare and coll. England, and settled amicably the Alba Time will be given ifdesired for an appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. ma depredation question. 9. It gave to the nation a good nation­ xxiStf al banking system. 10. It has paid nearly |1,000,000,000 of the national debt 11. It built the Pacific railroad. 12. It has opened a profitable com­ merce with Eastern pation* through fa­ xxlSGl vorable treaties. All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and raisins, for sale at the lowest prices by A aimpie United States flag hung over John Stanley. the cutraoce of the Post Office at Lynch­ For Salk—A valuable young burg, Va. But there were Democrats in Inquire of Marshall Pricket. __ the city, ardent supporters of Tilden, whu could not submit to tho indignity of Do you want the Ixtt Havana Cigars passing under the flag of tho United go to J. P. Roberta' for them, States to get their letters. Therefore, during the night of the 25 th inrt., tho flag was mutilated, most of it turn down and castaway. Our Centennial, It is useless<o particular!** in describing a F„»k M.MK <l» in 1868 a proposition was introduced in the United Staten Senate, provining that no cobrod man should vote unless ho was worth 1250 in his own right. Three Senatora voted for the infamous proposi­ tion, and one of them was Timinas A. Hcndricka, now "Tilden’s Appendix." tho charming IdGo juveniles Alexander, Wti­ Judge Beaman, of Adrian, lt and Freddie, in their trapose.and b^^nfl f—the marvel of the figeand the delight of to be slowly improving. 1 the ladies. R.'H- D-'ckrill. in his charaotsr- is a type* of nervous fever. inHian of Dicken*' f.mUiisr character, as he rede round lbs arena, was flrat^Iass, while Madame Elixa DockriH i*. without exThe Michigan Central baa ceplion, tho best bare-badt equestrienne seen contract of shipping 3,000 can timber front Muskegon to Europe. S.’HT’i.ttiSi ■hould come erain it would find its ir1' fill CxaLtes^ Ang- 7th ,f^c*d ItalL fo» ffijpe-ple of Kf*Mk“°’ * gOoff thing when they men. Entvon BAMMsa-, .,, . . The following are the delegates elected from this town.hip to the different conventions : To the county convention, J. M. L. W Rcffcr*, Lewis Parker, E. IL Sisson. So the district convention M MUMIeriBo. H. C Beyw., Ji N. Cwwrt, W. 8. Regers. C. A. Jacob Odell.___ ____ va<e for reta­ points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.. Special round trip tickets to Denver, only 150, allowing stop off privilera both ways on tho-main hoe, and nt Colorado Spring, Manitou and Pike’s Peak. Ix>w emigrant rata to the San Juan Mina. Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cant between the Missouri River and the Rooky mountuins without change. Close connection made at Pueblo with trains for Denver nod Northern Calorado. ’ time tabla and tho "San Li»t of Patents. wh*A41i«*y .want j* meq who will honor th* pasiiioti in which they »*k them to serve, and the people in return will frel honared by hav­ ing them there is the opinion of many uf gixwl though the morning was quite rainy yet the storm abated aboutJIO o’clock and a goodly number gathered together al the school house for a march lo the grove near by. At about 12 o’clock the NeU rang calling I'uri*., »)■■> was *o badly injured last the children together when a line', of march •till lingers without much change, was formed headed ,by the choir, followed by th* chance for improvement I* very the banner, teacher, pupils, parents and friend* of the School. . When everything was in readiness the Going after a drink under* difficulties— march commenced while the choir sang "We jumping a six foot board fence on Sunday and then no! finding the objee I of hi* search. —Wonder if a certain lawyer can give any Prayer was offered by the Rev. L. C. Greler. after which th* pupils tqok an active old that George W. Dole of Rutland part in the exertmme of the day. Good mu■ timet and sot his machine, and sie was/trnuhed by the . choir aeaisfed by 1 .at MO bushel* of wheat on Tuee- Mrs. Harrison Mershon talhe organ. Thu* the time passed quickly fP till about 2 o’clock p. m.. dhen the marshal announced that dinner was ready. Your knmble correspon­ The Hasting* I'umctt Band will give a dent thinking it about time for him to take ■I»mc ■ Tnursdsy evening Sept "th al part in the exercises of the day, quickly fell i-’nluti Ha!). Prof. Jan;** W. Rhodes* newly in line of march for the dinner table and tn^anizrd orclmstn will Airni*h Che music. taking a prominent position wher ewe could The >.ro<! i& worthy uf. »nd should receive a get a good survey of IU* enables, th lake U Utaral mjq ort from the public. will not be saying too mn< of the kind ladiea who ao nobly did their part, to “X the table* were most tmuntifUUy supplied with all that heart could wish for, manv bas­ kets being left. , . After dinner the marshall called th* school together after which the Rev. L. v. Gesler addressed the scholar*. Then came recitations and ringing. We also bad the pleasure of listening t* ^veral pieces of musie (both veal and in­ stramentai) by th* Misses Holeomb of PnuA llrjy,, atlj Wheeler Club has been organ­ ricville too weU known ta ,thi». to need any omnity> "" , “ ‘T-'nserilleand the following officers commenis nr me. «. —- & o'ciaek tha rlsrtrd S. E.Bnwen Pri£, 1. A. Nichols, UVC»» bil. lb. n—< S. Terry Vice Presidents. Geo. C. Nevins in a rams of croquet, while the Utile one* • votary, tavern Thompson Treasurer.,Short amused themselves in the swing. AU in all the picnic was a grand tmereM w..rc nmle by Bwhetl' Revina, ‘ Joy end too much credit eannot be given Miss J"r-T «d Gro C. Nerlu*. Grangeville pro- Tolls (tho tescher) for hw *n <£• £- '--rire the Republican ticket • larger school, the sebulara for their part of the prop-amroe, and tho ladies who ao ntoely «upplied the table. ~ t*« Mount,Iwof CalonOo, Train baa brought mo a well assorted Mock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaitcra for the Bummer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sowing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machinen. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil I abondl Well k Cistern Pumps. J. Mark , Opposite pie Pom Office xxfillf ‘ Hasting*, Mich. GEORQ.E L 11EA TITS. aPIOTTTZRZESl I am now all alone in the Photograph burincM, and as I liave made arrange­ ments to inernase my facilities fur doing ibetter work than evur, all should cal and get a negative taken. The superi­ ority of my work hi Hie past is a suffi­ cient guarantee of fintfr-c work in the future. Romm in W'aAiugtew Block, south aids State Street. 31 if Gmd. L. Hkath. -nr-lSMT. Ju*. CO& MUK. rota; Mai/. JU.MS LIVERPOOL ■; �J- PW, Camaje, Sm and Orwital jt‘ B B«d At«lra< ra eJl MtenUOTto THSB TABLE No. 8. T. .... (IM P A I N TE R • »■”- n. c—~ r—rrw^rt*. i. W cunixUneei ni»y rwqulro. TRAINS W8ST._________ At Ai M. Rftdt'M CarrWgt. Shop •* Mich. JeffertM 8tt _______ fctRa.d-0 pG<x, >1. t> ■top mlh J»« Rich A Bra, »™r . CkmbodRdlraxlSuwt . XX6tf J. Cole & Son NEWAOVCTTTSMENTS THE BICKFOM AUTOMATIC G. P- Rowell a Co‘«.Column. Family Knitting Machine I WHOLESALE Jt RETAIL . ‘ Corner of Statp twJ Chanh Ft4 ' at/ "CffiilM.'HBTORY Ofer Jor Satelst th Lowest Unit Bale iffi iwra stncco . WATER-LIME LIME &HAIR Shingles Lath &c. and be happy again tMl under the veether. I rveort to my Tarrant'* Scltxcr Apcriou*.. ^TATIOJtf ' Mnehine.lcrtl^TJ, . which Ikwstlnnh)ttoheto/* Wbaman.and •eooumie*! u well, lie <Me not retort l<> violent ■uufwnluf. lie bm K«tare‘» rvxaedy. in the •UaeatthiMpMiMi. .< • ' A GM Reduction io Prices! Ci-I! I SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dialers tn all iinds FURNITURE srxr.w4.tsrrr£?-sJ«? UpMslcry (Ms Bratt Framts, St W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that hc has again engaged in the DRUG TllJlDE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a frtesh and> genuine • Stocks / Drugs and Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggists Merchandise which hc offers to the people ai greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Pc o pie’s Dr ugStore is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of Spauldings- THE 1 M1LITAR -Ji" । llffl® Look here 1 Look here ! '.■axir m.'.UbSL^u!. S!T7.7l!3JfflSfcIiEA“=rL't %i!ISJJXtS*. R.’lnt/ What I don't you think we can bell. Coffins,'Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm M the State'! can do it, Tor, with tho help of lift cat We WSUrtw. Line QREAT we guarantee Saturfacthn. llcnnse furnished free to any person purcharing a Coffin worth We WM... can give you better figure* than ever of­ AtUnUe Exoren—.. . »» n. m. fered before, for we make the moat of imr 5«* Xnrh Expram.- • IMr.w Coffin* and Furniture. Salisbury & Brosseau. lifting*. Doe.. 22. 75. 62yl Oum*. ted Gti n* Mljf iMf rwniMHy Urwyl D^f (Matt Ptdbw Slt^rrt. ! J. M. HEWES. Bummer Time Table. ’“2“ • 'burdarx exMpted. iDxily. Pnrlor etn on til <Uy tninx. .«♦ p. m train irai Pallsu ran l ,WE&‘Si. brt Yam Jaciai & Saiiiav KAIttOAD. SHORT LINK MTWKKX 81 AMD RAPIDS DIVISION. Mae EAST. AND WEST. T# axd rtnit. The Reliable Shari HAsilNQs, July 18, 187G MAN’J IAPIM AND DETIOIT MICHIGAN AND TDK SOUTH. TIMKCAOB iwKflbet JaUy. V. 1*10. Trains ran bj Chlenro Tim». TRAINri GOING SOOTH. STEINHOFF & WCOD ta. b’-.’il.’sa! Simical Mi Mechanics]. DENTISTS ! •000,000 IN GIFTS' Island & Ftilf THE ENEMT OF DISEASE I • - THE KENTUCKY CAIN HOTIIHTtON COMPANT Si?5j‘X,:’tSSL“S°4yi&Erti.!3K; TTIULSHT, ADO- 31, RTC. wsstaci—fzsi'T"'"' “ “' Chieaio, Rod RAILROAD. THE FOE OF PAIN Tl.diraC rvoi» Ur JOUKT. MORRIS. IS SAU.K.\rnr. HK.nr. Mft.M ’■'■"XU. olxc CO, ttOUSK. Wk UAVViroKT. KAsaixcrox. ‘ kill, inns. i>cs TO MAX AHO BEAST MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEA RS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILLNOTCURE.NO ACHE, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ -•aMxswssKr’ssse!-- IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A HOT LIST OF GIFTS: TLE COSTING 25c., 50c,, or $1.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. Council Blufis and Onuit SgSlE Without Ch«uSo ol Cin, FOR SALE OR TRADEONE TORTABLE STEAM SAW MIU. 1.?.5ooa or^cr rasing every day ONE HE AVY FAIR st ONE 5 jwUd MARK, ONE hUGGY n—rlj u., dm ONE HEAVY BTA- KAMAS UDE. 0F%1)S JJ..S GREBLE& RUSSELL OABTITOB,-MICHIGAN. URATES WORTH. TFRMArBYvS,I2!5?! <,r nlc ™ G00D f enquire on the I r>KM8. For particulars pmniacB one mile west of Carlton Center. xC.^fe.AclS'WWfc POSITIVELY CURED. ^£!ftS^ggg.tt«£ G«X»D TRUXK railWAT. CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. • t. ^TA’JFFcFJ, Prop. Ilarinit Iwaej the Central Hmm Mu_h. ~ FOR SAl£MTHF BANNER OFf^ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-14.pdf b8776a69a4be768bf5b109d6f498183d PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 31 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, AUGUST 14? 1876. jteSty^eek^ ftephblicap ftapner. GEO. M. DEWEY , • i.vp rirBJ./si/tri:. Read the Record given at the time of their from Egypt. departan- 2d. There is not a passage in ihe Mil Editou. whole Bible ihat binds the law upon During the time the Advents were hold­ tliuGuhtUe, or outside world. ing theirlentjiueetingsinthis city, tho El­ 3d. Ifit is objected that this law'was der* placarded tho walls conspicuously with an everlasting covenant, we answer, 1st, an offer of a reward of 8725 to any person, Minister or layman that would prove It was broken hy Israel, and God act it I among other things, that "Christ over aside. And 2d. So was the institution of OLIVE! CHILLED PLOW! abolished tho ten Commandments or that the Passover to be forever. Sec Ex. 12: all mankind arc not snwr under obligations 14. So also was the covenant of circumcito keep them." As none of the Minis, tern of the plaee noticed the challenge I aion to bean everlasting corenanl. See Gen. wrote out and banded to them the follow- 17 7 413. They have both paracd nway, and so “g: ' has the law of. the ten commandments, TO THS TENT KLlltfStL—INFORMA­ ns a binding covenant TION WANTED. Thia lends IO tho 2d proposition _ vix: 1st. From tho writings of tho Fathom That it was done away, or supervedod by of lh« first three Centuries, or the new, or Gospel covenant. their co-temporarku. that the-first day of • In proof, let the render tum to Jere­ 506 Solo i/i i8ji. 304g Solo t/i 18/3. 74/3 S0L0 i/t 1873. 14376 S0L0 i/l 18/4. 31077 S0L0 i/t 18/5, 440 puLLf 100000 will oe 4^01410 /on 1876. 0/ir 4417 'H'PW Solo R, fihfcfl't The Sabbath Question. OF TXX3E T18T 1074- Written forth* Banaer. The DcmoaraUi of the mqremcklea sort ha\log it iHX'lnlvamWiJ^ pataiotic acts of Gov. Tilden in aid of the war against the Southern Democratic disunion Rebels, have Boldly invented the story that during1 the War he armed and equip­ ped a regi*n<mt.at his own expense, and sent' it terthe ftpni. Wis rich enough, haring made •.‘faHAfoir’ of money out of tho railroads which hedisemlx>welcd,but he never spent nuy of it lit raiding a regiment to fight Iris DotederatiJ-1 Rebel friend in theSouth. However, after thu regiment story was denied, and the .name ol it being called for auothor Dumocratin pnMr renewed the claim in a fuifdified forfc,' aaaurting that instead of a wKolo regiment, it was a baUalion of four compniea that Tilden in duced to vnlan^'as, and Chat he armed and the week was not observel as the Lord's miah 31:31 vcrac. Behold the days cquippt-d them at ,h^ personal expense. puts its foot on day. or day of r ligious worship and cotuosaith tho Lord, when I will make a ThcNMrYml iietr covenant with the house of Israel, this )>atri<>tic yarn, aa follows: The DomocraUc paptn Am printing the i 2d.—From authentic history, such an and with tho house of Judah; not mould­ following paragraph; । would be accepted by an impartial Ilia- ing to the covenant (of tho ton com­ •‘Dunw; the war of .the. Rebellion Guv. I toruu, or jurist. when, where, and by mandments) that I inade'wilh their fathers Tild?? «nd .^quipped, by money whom the Sabbath was changed from tho iu the day that I took them by the hand taken from his < own private purse, four seventh to the first day of the week ; to bring them out of tho land of Egypt;, companies of New York volunteer soldiers.' ‘.Xhi» u a lirju<idt out doth. whether by Pope, Council, Senate, or which my covenant they brake, although I Who fitarted it is more than any one is Emperor. Who opposed the change, was an husband unto them, saith tho Lord. likely to find out,, but the Mippomriou may where, and when ; and li»w it aBrelwl tho Now let tho reader turn to Heb. 8: and well be entertained that it was put into ‘ church nt the time of the change. he will find their prophecy clearly explain­ the poasranioH of life* Wtttern editor by some ond of Tilden’■ agents. Probably 3d. Whether the fourth comniand- ed as follow* v But now hath he (Christ) it is tho first of a senes of pungent little !• nieiit is a part and parcel of the moral btained a more excellent ministry, by how lica that are to be oireulateU in Mr.' Til­ law, and as such binding upon any except much also he is the mediator of a heller den's beluilf by Bates St Locke, or some the Jews. In other words, what consti­ con-ntail. For if the first corcnaut Ind other advertising agency. However that boyu faultless, there should no place have may be, the statement u a falsehood that tutes it a mural law ? could not adrnntagtoushr ba emulated in To these questions, no answer* have been sought for the second. In that he this part of the country. It wax doubtless been returned. Bat it is only justice to saith a new eoeenant, bu hath mado the sent Westward with ordcra for ite extensive them to slate, that they only retaainod one first old. Now that which decayeth and promulgation in obscure parts before it could come to the knowledge of thoee able day after receiving the queries, as they waxoth old, is ready to vanish sway. Again in 24 Cor. 3: 7 verse. But if to contradict it. Mr. Tilden urver armed had previously arranged to leave on the and rijdipped <1 tingle sofoffib*, much leu four Mnnpeaint of rduuteri. He «km As many minds have been disturbed graven in stone, (tire ten cummnndmt-nls) nrrer k-nmen to du-anything to help on the over this question, I have to beg a corner wm glorious, which glory was to be dour war, cither by sissurtiug the soldiers them in your valuable paper fur its discuiwion, <iKwy. For if that which was dnne mcoy selves or by minuteriiif to their families promising to use all fainusa, and the ut­ was glorious, much more that which re- during their abteaao or after their deaths. EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED PrWESSIDML AID Come and get one ON TRIL. . VROOMAN. swim m 8MIMIMS. wr -Mi. .0, -crXjttk-c in the V<mrt H6u»o. X■ l.oxl-7 Chamfion Readers and Mowers. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows. Road Scrapers, &c., &c. •'Mivi G111SBI -.E tfc BUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON ! is ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME tion, •'-■ AT LAW ASD PROMBCtrriNtl f..r ft «rrv County. A rent for Home . • ; N. Y.. aad ijhmnix Lnrarane* lh.itf..rl liBcein the Court lUuw. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR/ ’■ ! I I I \ , ,v SUmJEoX.—<>*•• o».r Jallu* 11^1" '-' v"r' r!,,roi* 1Jluek- State'Mrert, PA KTXERSIIIP. A i. W. l:l:OWX-Phy»lelaiM. SarAjwXiris. xxiw ‘ COME WM. UPJOHN, V >U Usstinm, Mich. west end o I'?;'X'oin 1""'^“k 4.*.to♦ r.a- K" ‘ Alrcet. All calls will reeeire sltsMiun. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sngars. Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. . xx45tf _ UNDERTAKING '- P DRAKE, A ,"VR<lEOir.-O»*s over F. P. > to. ir.'tarn,BtateSt.. HMtings, Mieb. . ( ■ ». < - PECKHAM, “ HIYSTCIAN 4 SCRGEON, »>‘KKl-<inT, IIIRUY COVSTY, M1CII. Jtw*. M’ W‘ biker, SEJMpbacb. a—1 CUImd alAli,.t“.,'RY k WOOL. WOOL. <**> of experience. NTKHIHNS BKOT!lKH-'». xstKT »iiosskau. ‘‘•''iTURE. UatoMwOMd*. 1 JOHN STANLEY, Hastsmgs,Junel2.,76 Itelng * buxines that nwls a I>1<- II. F. PIX'KHAS. .X >1> SHK CARDING. After many yea™ In (b. bu.lne-, <au> truly my U»t 1 .m.-iin iwobarrd In do Uanimc oa r"ii'<4» can do b<IU r work, nod irlve •«««'■ “1‘ stlkn OU< FACTORY UaiMIra tatactfou than any other finn in section W. H. StebhlB", the senior ThoraaKpla RWsr. member, with U>e ot._* timn will always give IiIb personal a In Hastings! STEBBINS BROS, ( I n» a particular corenunl between them and Him alone. 2d. Diat it was done away, or super, ceded by ti e new, or GoAcl (’uvenanl. And, w3d. That not a ’ particle of the moral law contained in the old, r<i« left nut ofthe uric. It simply ceased to boa ('u"nant be tween God and his Israel, and, therefore, is not the rule of our faith and practice. In proof of the first proposition, the Io oil oil ttJW'lr, ...1 a. a ud r<* is i -i” r°mi WELCOME MARBLE. 1st, wo are delivered I from tho law ; that law being dead wheruin we wero heldAnd, 2d. The law referred to, is the law of the ten commaudinenla. Paul quota! one of them. I have certainly proved that tho law was given to Israel alone, add that it was superceded by the Gospel law. Here m another curious fact: The tabkw of the covenant were given,-—juM when Israel became a nation, and were reader is invited to turn to Esodus 20: preserved all through their national ex12 St 13 venue; Here is an address direct­ iitanoc, and were destroyed at the very ly to brad. I am the Lard thy (hid etc. time, when they as n nation were swept Thou shall have etc. In the 31 st chap, of the same Book the Lord says ‘ Wherefore the children.of Israel shall keep the Sabbath fur a per­ petual covenant. It is a tign between me and the children of Israel former, 1G & And the Lord said unto Moses, Write thou these words: for after the tenor of thee words I have made n Covenmd with thoc and with Israel: and be wrote upon the tables (of atone) t lie words of the covenant the ten commandments. Kv. 34; 28 A 39. And he declared you hie (btrsaw/ which he commanded to perform, even ten mandments, and he wrote them upon tables of stone. See Dent 4:12 reraw and 5 • 8 A 15 vena. The you com­ twe 413 Ix>rd unto our God made a covenant with us in 'J thia Horeb. Thu Lord. made not fathera, bnt with I covenant with our btHaur»c and Team ftirnbbed when requesUd. used only The Electric Balm will <* ■» when desired. ... ..n. n <<« <IU(r cousLstent maiurth is glorious. The new covenant futed autntancf occativno. For remains and u glorious. the sake of . xamphi, thi.- following well-au­ For Christ is the end of the law for thenticated case may be stated : Early in In this |«q>er 1 wish to notice the pre-, positions of the Elders. Their position rightcousnere to every one that belii-veth the War a young man of excellent family and superior character and attainments is that the law of the ten c<<mmaiidmcnte, Roui. 10: 4. was desirous of ratting a company. He <u tuch, are in full force ; and that al 1 But now wisare delivered from the law, waited upon Mr. Tilden, with whom he mankind are under obligations t<i keep that being dead wherein we wvrr held. had an acquaintance., and asked him to them. This, of coarse, binds us to What aboil we say then? lathe law giro him a letter el recOmnmndation to . the seventh day Sabbath. sin? God furbid. I had not known rin certain State officials. “Young man, you' need not come to me but by the law. For I had . not known To this I answer. for any such letter of recommendation: 1st. That the law of the ten com­ lutl except tho law had said . “Thou shalt thit Bar ■■ a perfect outrage, and f- icill mandments was given to the Israelites, at not covet, Rom. 7 : (> & 7. lend, no auiitanca whalerer to iu 'prooecuthe very time that God made them a nnWc hare hens two positive statements tion:’ most possible brevity at .all with perspicuity. ' this day, also Dant. 9:9410.; These pawQigm prove beyond a pcrad away l»y the Roman* Curious as that fact may seem it is ntvcrthcMM significant. The following letter from a dtatinguisbed patriot'bverUie'aea is going tike rounds under the hard innocent abroad" : ; 'fal old In foreign lands, July 1Q( 1076.— Friend £am : —J send yori draft op New York for 1500,000 which, ybu m m in the canvass somethin* after the J|J*tem wo adopted to defeat Dec The six million holds out tip top. I am waiting,'" daar Snhmy, for tho happy day when I can return to my-anti*? ternres and fly to your boaom under the roof Ofthe-WfiiLf WAsc. Did you fix that rip with tho sheriff? If not you had belter do it soon, or be may get miffed and squeak , My jurrfAicih'ia hunky. How is your miiue now.uul do you feel the old aboet vst ? I foe? « if I would make a good MiuHtew'to ■Knniand providing there is anybody that wants; -the portfolio ofthe Trammry moae Ump par humble servant, William M.Trfxp They have panted away. A won! or two respecting the third prop., via. That not a particle of tho moral law was left out of the now covenant etc. As I understand tlm subject, moral laws The New York 2/efw/ri says InU :rtiterrest upon no command for their authority ates that “wiOTjrhptJJer. i^orjth ,-ef *ach admit of no change under any cireumstanmanagement in tho democratic party as 6re, arc unverisal in their application, and we have had since the adjournment of the eternal in their obligations; unoriginatod, and without the possibility of being abro­ overwbolraed with a tempest of ritfrste as gated. Grand first principals or axioms disastrous aa Uiatwhiohdertroyedthifcnon which the whole fabric pf moral science vuc of Grecloy aad Raaww.”* .»!*<-•- Hunts even’ particle of moral law em­ Goodlow 8. Orth, nomrnxterf for Gov­ bodied in the ten commandments wan ernor by tho Republicans of 1 udiana, has binding upon al! mankind before even the addressed a lcU<.tali» W. Frilly, Chair­ covenant law was proclaimed /rent tire man of tbo Suu-Central {MMuR;'ex­ top or Sinai, w now, and eternally aliall pressing hi* belief that it is impossible to Craving a corner fur a few thoughts more by and by, I am yours, etc. ’ B. The Republican candidate for Govern­ venture, that the law of the ten twmmann- or in North Carolina proposes to nettle monta was given to Israel alone; and for Vance’s hash on the day of ejection. unite d.e Republican party rftfeeMa in his support and e. mdymc. ■ ■ �OUR WrtHINOTON LETTER. GUBERNATORIAL THE MISStSSH* Pt PLAN The Deaocfrffe Mpp artera of Mr. Til- Spoeoh of Hdn. juries M Croswell, ata. 14, 1878. , No matter of public concern during this Upon Accepting ths Nomination n entfol amsiou of Congress, has, perhaps Mr Cmairmak axd Gextlkmbh or excited more general interest here than the tor Convention—I am deejdy sensible invewtigetion of the whisky prosecution now •f the high honor you have ccmferod up­ in progress. Whether correct or otherwise, on me. To be selected by the Represent­ there has existed an under current of feeling atives of a party which in this Common­ wealth numbers not less than 130,000 here and cirawhero to the effect that the intelligent voters, for the office of chief President has been placed in a false position magistrate ofn State whose interests are os wiilfoHy mianiprenented and the purity and vast and ,varied as thoia of Miebipn, is an patriotism of his motives impuguod by honor of which tho most Mpinag man men having more ambition than gratitude ntrttjMdybeFmD. —o the — nomination, if it shall who sought his abasement M a means to J,, eon, be ratified by the people at the polla, I their own preferment. The worst that Mrcan ouly promise that I will, so far as in mo baa, foliowin tho same general line of Wilson has been aide tn show, even were policy that haa characteriicd tho wise, tho force of his testimony not modified by prudent, and economical administration of that of later witnoM, was au undue con oar State affairs under Republican man­ fidence in General Babcock’s purity on agement. Amid all the charges of corrup­ I’reaident Grant’s part, Wilson testifying tion that of late have been ao freely and frequently rung, in our ears, no- one has that euherrthan hi» (the President s) ap­ stood up to impute to our State govern­ parent effort to shield Babcock, be always ment a want of fidelity to the public inter­ appeared sincerely desirous of bringing the ests. Eoonomv lias prevailed in every guilty to punishment. But the testimony department. Our legislatures have been ofother wilncases who appear equally as free from jobs and bribery, our debt has »t<adiiy decrease, our taxes lessened aud credible-M Mr. Wilson and With quite as our credit improved, until to-day our good opportunities for observation make it bouds not only command a premium in the appear as though he, (Mr. Wilnoa) regard­ money markets, but ore absolutely held ed himself M the head and front of a move­ and hoarded from sale as the very best of reeuritica. In population, in improve­ ment' to make Mr. Bristow President ments, iu the excellence of our institutions Grant's sucoeanor, and that Yaryau was and the clemcnU ofgood government, the second in command, and “reform" was to State has moved steadily forward until ii Ikj the battle cry by which they hoped to now ranks among the most prosperous of conquer. Much other testimony has l»ecn the American Union. If elected it shall, be my endeavor iu every way possible, to taken to show that the Premdent was quite as earnest in his efforts to break up the aid in the advancement. It seems hardly fitting that I should frauds upon the revenue as tho mwl uwlous. occupy your line and attention on this and that other parties diverted the credit occasion in a discussion of the piractplw and policy of the national campaign now due to him into another channel for the opening upon us For mysdf 1 can say a;vomplb.hm«it of their own purpose to that I am a Republican “to the manor make Mr. Bristow our next President. born," having been a member of that con­ There will likely be a suspension of pub­ vention which more than twenty years ago, in the green grove at Jackson, orgwixed lic opinion until the teolimony is all in, this party. From that time to tin: pres­ which it is hoped may result in unmasking ent 1 have trained steadily in its ranks, every man and placing every one concern­ neither turning to the right or to the left, ed in their true character before the public. not from any Mind adhesion to party, but General Insisted gained an enviable record because 1 eonacien’tiouslybclicvcd that ol all parties it was the nearest right. Now as the Attorney General of Maine just pri as 1 stand here in this jubilee year which I or to his election to represent the 4th (’onmarks this commencement of’the. second gnwsional district iu that State. The century of our national independence, and RepulJicau mealier of the committee review die ]>ast I dedarc that, in my judgement, the preservation of thk Gov­ making the investigetion, is wisely com­ ernment unbroken by domestic rebellion, mended on all hands by hie apparent and Ils conse.-vatiuu to freedom, is due to deterniination to sift the matter to the this grand Republican organization. It bottom without four or favor to the end was the only party that, in the hour of the country s peril, held up the hands of that impartial justice may lie done. den -—who asyi in ita acceptan ce letter that all ought Io unite “to dial fraternity and good will among At sens, whatever their rare or color, who are now United in the one destiny of a commefi selftgovornment"—propose to carry for him the whole South on “the Munmippi plan." What this is moat peo­ ple by this time have a tolerably correct idea, although the forthcoming report of the IlwhWMppi Investigating “»« Committee, WHOLf 1501 will b# likely to add some iTCTT ‘important . and startling details. Mr. James Red­ pa th. who is fully cognisant of the testi­ mony given on tho spot before tho Com­ mittee, has transcribed some pointe of it for a Western paper, taking a survey of the di: erent counties in* which disturb­ ances i rose. It is a sad narrative of intim­ idations of colored men who wanted to vote, the Republican ticket, followed up Matinal RopaMicau Tictet For Frrridrut, RUTHfcRFOBD B. HAYES, of Ohio. qiBjh i For Vw-Prwtieui, WILLIAM A WHEELER, of New York. even by aasamination when no other rjeans seemed to be effectual. The evidence to this effect was not only Fbr 'Pretidnh'al Elector*, HENRY W. LORD, WILLIAM A. HOWARD. WILLIAM DOKLTZ. CHAS. H. KEMPF, PRESTON MITCHELL. DRL08 PHILLIPS. JACOB DEN HERDER. CHARLES KIPP, JEfcEtflAH JENKS, ‘‘KMEOT^NCHETT, but by. Southern white men ofeducation and standing, Confederates during the war sir! stilt determined opponents of the Republican party. One ofthia latter class of witneoses, speaking of a certain locality, said “Down there they think nothing of killing*a negro, because nobody ever attempts to arrest them fur doing it and ho gave some instances to dcuioatrate the truth of hla assertion. He also showed Up the falsity of Mr.-Lamar's statement that there was no “preconcert' among the white Dotnoorata of Mississippi to carry the last election. “They had a duh,’* WU1LIAM DUNHAM. Slate Ticket. CHARLES M. CROSWELL, of Lenawee. . For Lintnuntt Gotrmor, ALONZO SESSIONS, of Ionia. L-^r Secretary of Slate, EBENRZER Q. D. HOLDEN, of Kent. a For State Treatorrr, WILLIAM B. McCREERY, . of Genemec. Far Auditor Gtnrral. RALPH ELY. of Gratiot. , For oj the State Land ■ Oficr. BEN J AM IM F. PARTRIDGE. “in every precinct, well armed and well officered, and they had anvil signals to bring tho members together. They took a couple of anvils and put them together > and filled the hole with powder, and fired them off whenever they wanted to call the club together. It makes a noise very much like a cannon and can lie heard eight or ten miles." The object of this arrangement, of course, was to frighten the negroes of the neighborhood, and it was followed up by systematic night-riding and visitation ofi negro dwellings, when threats were liberally dealt out to those For Attorney General. OTTO KIRCHNER, who had signified their intention to vole ■ * of Wayne. the Republcan ticket. In some cases tho For SuperiuteHtlent of Peddic lotmet">n, colored: men were told, “yon had better HORACE R TARRKLL, dig your grave on Monday—the election ' . . of Saginaw. was on Tuesday—you had better spend JW'Member ofState. .Hoard of Etfaeufiun. Monday digging a grave for youraclf if WITTER J. BAXTER. you intend to vote, for you will not bo al­ of Hillsdale. lowed to live.” Cupmiul Ticket. • Dirtriet, . JONAS H. McGOWAN of Branch. Abraham Lincoln and solemnly dedah.*, cans wliat might eotue, llie.Unmn Mpnld, U .,\.< ui«« uate'^iee1.. ita failings, it has never foiled to stand by die Goverment. It put down the rebel­ lion, freed the slave, magtuuimunuly re­ stored the insurgent States forfeited rights, established the equality of -very man be­ fore Ute hw, maintained the nolioaal cre­ dit, providing for the payment of every dollar of the public debt according of the letter and spirit ot the hood, and gave the country unporaBed prosperi­ tyAll these measures the Democratic par­ ty opposed, it fought them step bv step. It is the same party now that it was then, it u animated by the same spirit and de­ tected largely by the nme leaden. Iu prinrinal strength lies in the States Utat Wt5° «i’loyal- it has always courted the rebelI clanent, and its triumph would be virtually the triumph of the rebellion I do not believe that we arc prepared to pan cyerv department of this Government into die hands of men who but a short time ago were fighting to destroy it. Xow One of the ex-Coufedcraten referred to, speaking of the Central Democratic (Hub. 3// said: “One resolution that they passed was that any man who hired a negro should be held responsible for the acts of that negro—if the negro stole any money, that they should subject punishment atpon the man who hired him for what the negro “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor «ecterian interferance which will destroy the other.” had done." At one of the dub meetings a huperserviccable member offered n rvsolution in favor of tarring and feathering every white man who should hire radical negroes. This was a little too strong, but it was afterward found that the mover had olgectionable negroes on his own farm, and he was warned to getrid ofthem. They claim to be horrified at stealing, and This he refused to do, whereupon “the pretend to want an improved civil serviceclub people went there one night aud shot y^Vbut yesterday they were mixed uii ,h, L1M riguj! the negroes' cabins full oi holes aud ran •KlWlom'' Twwd them off, and beat one nr two of them ter­ ■UJing era k»own i„ ,h, ribly." The farmer in question wrote a to Ihey MnJ tr’ "“‘fr*" • “•«» l»t rtUwK Uw United States Judge about the matter, but pdfe mdltor. A ompk „f lheir tho dub people intercepted . him on the proral nnl »r,ICC tn>, iu road to the post office and asked hita not to send it, and he said he would and thjl wbiehllra Iuto oortrd, wbuoj « mtmo fdl««l b. he was going to report every one of them. IJS <JM«iu of ronorJ. *IJ»rt««.t of meo, ma, rf ,ba„ “Aud they said : We know how to stop UnfaW,. you. If you don't get in your wagon and go home we will finish you right here.’ 17.7k U 7 . e‘u*r And he got .in bis wagon and went home." handaor the honwt-hmrtla makes partr rregra. Fllt 0 This statement by a Missuwippi white of «r ’ that I high social standing shows that the White ] mao Line Regulators know how to deal with i J “*■' **’* r««K«. u their ^wn rare as well as with the black, ' and h d no hesitation about the matter, j JrtrtM of K r,u t ^ tln j * It was by such meana that 25,000 Repuh- ( Horn majority in Miaaimippi was revemed, and a Legislature elected which rent Mr. Itanur to the United States Senate, to make philosophical speeches iu behalf of Buch is _•> —L- L. 1. • ____ Pmwrroey. “the MMiimipni . . rl. 'd to extend to the whole South, nnlw. the■• Mwalcwjttl indignation Prwuaent Democrats in North i • 1 * •* UHr Btate (>„„ WabhiwotOit, August »th, 1876. Tim result of aoquital to ally anticipated. the Bdknap The rota Mood 35 for to in 1873 to Fra» .bu rx.nl .1 w—n <h« <I«™S dwpr-aSvwoo 1>«T !>*'• b~" di- flbrGw.nl, Fredrick M dale; fcr Commiail.,„.r „r\ ehugud .bort 115 rabonlin.1.. oS«n «nd uuplojra of the Homo “>f !««“• U'«? ■ra iuoumK-Mt for UwV Wow oirtHrai lfc*r'* “r Ll'*c*,u*- one-half were Union noWien* and quite a number of them were disabled la thenar- not incompetent and of bad character, and nearly one half of whom earned their pla­ ces by active partidpaiion in the rebell­ ion. AH this has come from the delibcr- _ For Georst VdK. ij,„ Manhall L Hoar) I. Frtdcrfek H»8 McCurdy, Jhum B. Hdrolre, AlUn i Mlehae! Flu^,.. ' ami aid io the rebellion and in the South maintains party popu­ larity -on account of sentiments quite folly for civil nervine rafotm. KSat This How which has inaultindy drpye oat competent 1140 thorn ruffian* was endorsed by the St Ixmia convention which nominated the two re­ . .. formers and’gentlemen wilh'rtrvDgconfod- crate sympathises during the war, if their reflex of their aenUmenu at that period. This House han squandered a long session of Congtw. iu a desperate hunt Suau. J® t bU tK-. .. W------ L J- B. W,:L, lKKN.O«nlS.n ftCMM. A.aiit I * VECETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorate! the whole System. |ic funds in procuring the attendenre of difreputable women and criminals of every class, evidence sufficient to -convict a single man has as been obtained; but in streaafr niMitniii,ttat«wtattatuiiy«wthat time, an indignant public has moved teiSsjfc.sr K2Jswr*t its members to drive out several of ita re­ iLTEUWE, TOME. HJ0IBI > grew cently appointed for gross incil^eteoce, idiocy or eriminabi pmebotw. ' Presidents Granta recent meaaageto the Senate relative to the brutal Hamburg murderers is warudy applauded by Repubtalfaal aa4 iuna< THE STATE CONVENTION The Platform, at Adopted. > cuBlruHinx iwwrlort The committee on rMuhitions reported the following, which went unanimously adopted: they were convicted of tho Senate’s lack of 1. Thu Republican party of Michigan jurisdiction, they holding that a private atora voting “not guiltv" did not do ao -upon the merits of the care, but bccanre citiaen, m Belknap was, is not ameonablc to such a method of punishment for alleged Republican National Convention recently The nomination of crimes and misdrtneanora as impcachmcct. held at Cincinnati. Quite a large number of Senator* were candidates by that convention for Propi­ citherabrent or abstained altogether from voting. Belknap was some months ago integrity of the indicted by the Grand Jury of this District and should he be convicted under that indictment he will be disqualified to ludd office as effectually as though be had licen distinguished for the preservation of tlw convicted by tho Senate. Hence it is held Union, faithfulness to ita financial and that his impeachment was as unwise as H political rights, and a prompt and efficient has beenj costly in time and money. Now reform in Government service. The history of the party napeals to the that the impeachment businen b disponed patriotism of the day. ' With a Treasury of an adjournment is believed probably by exhausted and bankrupt in 1861, it tn। next Monday or Tuesday. ated unlimited fiwmntal credit. With H Btato. <M>ing the Four appropriation bills—three of them I National authority, and a gigan­ tic rebellion iuaagurated, it boldly met the crims with a pntriiitKm and noself' w rumored that the House will tvcode it With the Ifrom its demand that Indian atbira he PREPARED BY 11. 11. STEVENS. Bortoe. M« VALUABLE IXFORMATION transferred to the War Dq^rtmcnl. If rorrcct, the Indian 1aU can he easily com1pmmi-J. Iii. tu«gU pr.J.u,. ,h.l ■•“ ipuM uh .III be ,ra<l,r.l n. . Jt, „ tBj u.*t inund rt • redarUrt, af fxr rf 1300, <*» l-« llou. will oa.pm.ia, «, Too. WMdar and diplomatic bill and any preVEGKHN EL AM by dtDKMN*®1 b« l«wcd entirely on speuulatMMi. SjateoSmslsrBlitlmtliem to the graduX The Democratkj Financial Policy. ; Caro- i of Aw folly, turned their hack ■P* the wick, owing mu for Haym ym and and Wheel­ CE1ET Nl'Cr®lC IE STHFBANNFSPf^ �!IAt FAHtVIAmilirn OCTI /nu^MlUGSeuuLMBDlCIMEB We H. TIMIMTth ' vu -raws Yt KBpi V.. ie«fa::'StW» gianr HOP. i&O, . ta-WF; gsrMe uW<-«6/ of ata- Cmtomu-f at wiUtt onrttlnu t« mU aul^finou: and pure MBDICrM'ES. We have a large stock of z^iraa* 'tt&. 0ft. *~w w .m^l.,,.4 .,„ lktlr- Will be " ‘’u '• “““* ->V I—. . -.Mail.* uw.1 *•' «»<UHslm«iuV, rtcuitiy Cnwveutltui to support roUdlou in It U n»ixirte.| ta us ih,i 4 JUwe|1 "• w«4ms4w <*. U»t w<M|k wu»»J their ma-U^HSWl-a IwtaP, ul tkrwl.^ M.M, .(»l.^v good »haps read) itlc Ci\ek -Arrive Tsaedox \Ve lenru with gVca| ^mro that It the WtWBUiM. ufA V (MwaUoUer lkM. to Uk« f- up Ma rc.idrnce ln thia g^y. iftL f. b •»•>? l»Win. • tmtu «f qHittf |p|egriiy. and who wowld tn Ml iwpMl. he a j - 1'1 m xrvivaas t>F>TCE||B* . '7^ ........ .SOOT THE C0VWTYi:-publican City Caucuses. 7th ublhau- of thedtypf |iw meet In cautfi^ Iu the -evgr* n Vt t dneeday Evaulng, Aug. to eleet qnu delegate ,i. t-> the t'ouuty. BeprgiMW-n.l .-enatorlal CuRvenJlopa. i u*e» will 1"v h«|<l as follow-. At ihipnionHcUoal • < ;*r\VAllD ItetBBL ■• li. WBKD -At iHltTt II OounuR the 1VAKD- A| Ihr Tiiird Uay-MMA-y, tfou. S. gaj*200 ’a fU" Nu.C - Para*w upvti i-. <11 -. Hi.', foxi , 540, “• Me. 7.—l*uvMfaMM । tunning roe*. I miTawatl re|>Mi; |l(k), f.10, glW. |»r ’ Fl v4 raidM are roqutrrt, boiI thrae t?«*rt iuro-hof Ih-fcreguiH Wfa. Ilm*. -ligibU from A>mr*« h<- K-trir' ’“** S«cn‘*’Jttulniiigln be guvrrtmr l<) l-xhfatou ruin 1 VII fI hr C,.'l, rU ,.„n .... V.K ..I. — K-U. < u.u. . War ;......... AD f-r Love, and "•' 8^‘^ Mw ‘ «y "fiabrlaTe War-A Pr-W young Adj- A TO- a Hume Ufa 1- -USey’ and l*r«; ••Waler Lllie-f ■•UbaUne og tk’pe “A K»Sr Festival a" “Dio ||cu»ekrepor a diary r “The Storm UhUa ; ' W " *'¥* Utighfo«'- Uwed ftS?" "Marrjiugfor Sloasy • (H’m Youtm^m Ui’a Nroev Txmjw—That Tailor Jtoyj'’ Court v.rf brisk. tl.r ddlar IjuiuAiiuel (1iuri.li will 'liiirch *»n Sun-lay morning. H. Vasia, is improving i'nnniM*«>n We»lne*«laj niton will l-e lield a» n> il»i» rily on NatitrJ-y Opr rpedar* H..b ' . ■■alive I’-MivthUlnn for the l-IJ Bl th* Cetin House Ha-hinjion n>rreap<Mid.1 internet, by nil who itig art- BABNES & COMPM. 11 iu.i»ng*, Aug. I-tl» 1876. A«r h*r«ediMaueing|heMd <|u be en1 tiled io the km pwmutg uwlr. The Ktiiist pf Ihr Veiii-nal H-u*te Aavoclatiuu ••A Ounplep EipadliloB."-Unuierou- llhurmyittillo Mind* tn tha mmmy Convenlkn trtUenv.) I'uldi-M bj TUmaa « Talbot, Jubu 4. IfarkhL. W- >'«lbne Qoglwc. Waah’JU Dawlry ti'inet, Bistow, at|L&» p*-r yfar. ingl^iXmjperaml Robert MmbMl . To (hf AlHnturniutiun will l-« Annl«h*4by i)k- R»#'y )M>«4gt> i-aid, ur fiftwuLfviitv -Ingle nuint-01, nn-| sept 10 any addrcwi Hour.-IhWMM fep-jr T Aievrr. l4re Hapro-mtiailon t'l-uventiun, J, W. Nait-ort. 4, w. Tn*' a R. Hwwt. y. !>■ lyrnau A. HhMW. Mik J. Hum a<U Hwahi-.d r.UlUiactw iiinier <>uq inunngenitml Hit d-ihnian. 1\» Jhe aSwnfttogK**) Ci-nvemUm, (Irvat Trunk HuHway •T.ltnw of lb* The Chicago sml Norlhwailern Rail- i W HSt Md JatlHTH-Wk.>T. and, with John J. BerHur. * Ita na<iH-rouetirundii«ttnd<<i>i.iitNiiiun>. w»yforma the abortoe-t tuid quickest roup• I rtuVi.ie,, V,'.farer i\ .. ■...■■ rl. > n...... Clfalire It. fro-writ iHiita-eptiu.j the wuiqfabelwuen Chkuoo anil all pulntH Ip Ii-Lxota, Wisconsin, NonkiiKiix »t|an far Ouvonu.r, «nd ^ic plain,iw B,|u|-tnl vliigulBT tin) Irnvfl-M thu -re pm j MiUIUUAN, UfNMESQTA, loWA. NekJ BapuWirnn Stnh-.tVrariiti.vn at lan - twillcrMiil n|th the linn of n-ad rotnprtv|pg I BllANKA, LaLHuHMA, mill the WuiTOILS OILS riug bvtt^ith printed, a ill l*p fartfaHj fead KttM TkBKTTuUipf. Ith tl-n-tliirugw null Nerthw—iBrn r-llw»y, -r» • by «vrty voter in th- ’mj bmiMwrrdlt* regard to thrv-rioii- and whfe- J Tho Ba|iiiMi. 4u . of tfe.Vy Urn ttafa | -> ly jipvrutrd Mint- for whieli Ft -olh ii- hu»i Oinaha and California Line pf Machinery di-lvgg|w fu the ChHUJ • (Luv-tdliHi. U<*>. (n the BliorU'ul ntid Imai rouu-fofBfl Lfaln- rifiy 4- W- iMriri* e<m.«wt« in the nmnli-r oflinra uf road owned, I have a birgij M<kI »if Pun- (huioy (Jil. i-uinls in NoirrttMtut iLi.inoPt, Jow^a i,. rf.t..iS.|.,. opvtoted an-l ennlmlhsl l-y the emnpany. DAKuM. NeiiHAHKA, WYiQIIKP. I’Hpi Lard tlil ii« k au.v. nii4i. r. Whe|h'er*|Lr jwiiylona device*l«reach l-e weal. UBAIMI, Utah. NtA’AliA.CAl.SPVWMlA, I’flre fhlikn Oil. 0. MMfiAter, A. Yiuvgv -uJ 'V HItibnvh. uortb'-i’M of north, It |» all thy Mine ; <>pf of 'O' To the Hm uerfai. Mm. l». fi^nam. tb'eee line* either |>w th rough nr near it and Iloilglif Kjtu'c.thi’ lart du'ltue lit |>ri«*. The Itelv-gaire l<» the th -inly (uavmlfou offrtv iU:nwn|n(<rofaE asfr and ^faa.ud trena­ l'a|l ami pygnvnH gonds mid prio«v*. You Ohicage, Madison and St. il which are ou*urpg»»<-'l Kerr Wai no** men, from Bal|iwere, arc 1-- *»*» will gslu by It. Ixira, I’hariea M. Hark. (Jiml fa^lgfard qpd loiir|a|«. ar,d pleasure traveler*, the North Paul Line people's limy -Store. Bo)al Kiir. To the lleputdiewn Iti*tr|ct peetrrn atfcnl* facilities u reach the eltiea. W. I|. UimVk'KAH. I» the short line f--r Noh nt hkn Winlowpe mid popular r»*urt» nf CaUljrnis, lie ou^siN and AJ.ifiiXM»oTA, Httil fut Mal>' tou. (HDwrt Striker and If. H-qgh|allu reda. Idaho, |(omani|, Flab. Wyoming, pi]- wi20wltS IKi, KT'pAPb.HlMNHAFOI-Jg. DUJ.tTTU To the fo naiurfal j’mywiiiua |1. llunghtaDu, nnd-adl point* In the Great Korthwret, Two oortd tullch cow* and 4 f--w sheep ftand to 1U1 ikMirnrivig from jnlng-lfc’* -for- *oB-in. Northern kliehigau and Hipussvta Which ate uuprpaiied, whild garienv vf the fop sate.” CALIFORNIA bln MUmu F ,I<rlcgun-< k> tho Luiher N. HHI.hrtrt Har« a fd) drfegaliua pre^iy, Winona and St. Petar pne Jl Lius Ill'SHELU cuiaiianj'i lilies p-netratc whefa nunc otherappfpaoli. Jhc cuaipeay uwaa over |wo thou—wja wIIm ofrailrva-L »n l mainly cmt|rol» THE IICKFOtD A(T|^|TH Family Knitting K-cUpd le the unly mute tar WntftNA,' Buciint* TKM, OWATQVNA, MANKATO, -&T Uflnfal co«0it«W L’ETMU, New VLM, and all puiuhi in jxritw. If any body wants a pluatsnl net down Kouthrrn und pentrul Mincwotn. Its ________ _ ------------ - ------ — rv4» qoi« f glw of Iswwwwkdo or aotne ai-l^almeuu and •auagrmeui irtlbe Chicago | thing ‘ mote chwriug” wbr ju* k* them Qreen Bay and Marquette On Tum.|»jt lu| we egjoy»d • ple-*«»t 1-r.si -»l| J-l BOrh-lordon*. s»a -Iwy ran be Line Freni the reoJ-Ud t« the palace ear- Ilk equip- 8wW^* » a tb«* o“ly Hue fur J ANteiVii.l.E, Watmbtown. Fok !>u Lac. Oshkosh, K..K1 ta >niu-rl, It. iruk iif ruck and irrav«l XXl-.bt Applbtow, Oiuas-N Hay, JEacaxaba, haUmt. lie Meal rail*, it* rplendld rolling NEGACNEK, MAIlhUETTH, Hououton, vs Ih* pfafa ofour people. Tiiornappfa Uhe. AU bind* uf fail, qandiea, note and Hancock, aud fiie Lake Pvi-bkiob stock and thoroughly expcriencai train forfa. Hint haol, of the Ute M-mao, l>» »W) gm raiaiua, fur aalw at ifcc luwert prices by Oouxiby. Its char Ibruotllonca of it* managewant. which John Bianluyial gepthimen and perfectly quail!g<«| for th» hnerfatre apparent t.Hhuao aim pmv»l uvor FreePort and Dubuque Line EXC(JRt»Oim« aitiiailuB. and if the piaota du not enjoy In short. |t It threw with HiFoil 8aI.»— A valuable young horse In the only route for EuilK Rockfoho, IbmuelvM |i U Crow »o fatfl1 uf *>b. Hmm in all that pert-lu- l-> railway Improve- Inquire of .ijitntb-li Pricket. . FKEBt’uitT, audull jKiluta via Freoport. The nccasiou referred to. tone a picnic g-dIta mtmle. Taking hit" •comm tbt number and feu «p by the lodiea of lh^ Mly fur uiutiuvl kawtfaerM M’jr C«si*n Chicago and Milwaukee I CnuaSn mjuyvuoM. Mid tight oaf did they perform M. l>. Hfanl derive |u cpU agii'utlon to has. through iu connection* in th* Wfat *M great cmnpBny- penetratingm thay d-varl 'ui ■Line 1 |tb >ew WaRun Bbop, where bo may bo KnriliHMt. piacoa nla^nri on Min uln a larva of .,' noruiaan, ;arga nnaftmr ni parth-paorihe Htatenand «ne territ-ry, and round nt .ill In-uni uf any day, ready to do -, i Totia.ata' Hzccaaioa Tickatb at g/ti In the old tiake Shore llmtlV. nnd is the, making ninnr.-iion* wbi-l. render all the atiy work in ItU lipo, Ironi putting » new only one (landing through 'EVANaroN, —drUw, by wh'ch puaoQort visit the Centennial lUhlhition iiiotf iioigl ami »l tractive }rt>rliii^« of the YMl Lake Forest, 1Ughi.am> Park, favorite »«n <-f »l>* •'< P»"y North* vtl maily accr-Mlbl*. jin Chlrago and •poke in an nM wh«>L h» U10 building of Waukbuan, Racine.- Kenosha t<» piiiu. Iml can. in n-idition, vWt 1 ibo bet bugio over seen in tho county ot t'-uunty at the fair C»p|r*»ivuel «MI»miwn. NarthweatefB railway pn-»n- superior in- Harry. 1WI fonrel the phe* ; in the NllVAttglX who was very -MMl/W* •’‘•‘‘J* Pullman Palace Cars ab<q> with Jah-in Rich A Bro., corner o. Chfirt h and Railnnd Street. Are run on nil through trains of this half had retired from the 0».v »“’* **1’?’. fcr readXXGtf a -eaMti i Hut not fbrlhm W which JephthaV. Thia lathe ONLY LINE running Fali», aivter p-x-cn ... -laughter trtlrej |c tl* HMtulaiM) a»d that these can between ChlaafO and Kt. woadorftil muoa-m Paul. Cltle^ro and Milwaukee, or Chihe had . ■ long Imeu '«ai*b*l -rter by so special otice an-t tn<Mut«in». the rr<T'» of bird-, «fo cuge and Wluana. faithfol a snanfhit. that it w•»» hardly *efe At Omaha our Pfaop*fa co® noet with for Mmi'ibo left !• Mwwdf, »<» far »»'•> the Overland tileopunt on the Union Naattacna u an -lr li--,' W<I home; and »« VM foMI'if »t»J credit of »hc U Pacific Railroad for nil points West Of < urvm orgruifo-: -wood la u**4' faafoel; vshiable •» who m«y dcalrv It. |t wa» the Mbtonirt MiyOF. ' die* w< t»n IM1 11'1' ,r‘P* WM errote-l loauhre -re furuiabni with the WlukaU <-u»pile>l 1y Hr. W. H Wennrlt, Heowwl On the arrival of the tralua from the with W-Wtfy oM l|il|. «*»•»* ■ ”*ft <*’ fa—nper Agent, mi l may he had on appliew- ruular and vl-orw* tv U»te rulingtqafc and al- Ea*t orlgputb, the UalBAoftlMi iSlMwo in.es l;*| i. •rnlHlhc -111 ei-Msjor, as welj •• m-gaihrrni some U)iO|ra, tlfat 4*tiiJ ‘I'riwg >h® l*r> ’•*1 For Council BlutTi, Omaha nfid-CaVup in flu- "Mwn-I bmplwl If »«**<* •*"’ foraln, Two Through 'rndn-iltfliy, wltlr third, whu l’* I***? •***• Pullmau pulaoe Drawing |Rooin and Sleeping Care through to Council Uluffii. Thomapple Caucus k|<M|r»ly wHtkjptlrtaM •»» from r*ylagM> trot la pr-veatfav Ikfas For Kt. Paul nud Minneapolis Two ia f».t becoming th- lavwrile Ihae !• thing in r-gsr-J fa the frmlnlne portion of |he tbetu. Ami it mar -1-wvt L- —> Through Trains Dally, with Pullmnu site luial. i-:LtM via thia, l>e»UbM JiM c-tMMBy-fa* wrifbiy *. wfaro. b«i th* haaUpnwn^l M all alloy |hay wetc * - 0 rll repr**et-led ’n muaclo ao by i-u Ft Way (art. th- f-U^-blg de|«qi-l-* *«r« fa^rfgnr fafee-IIUre vk-«-M« Two Trains dally, with Pullman 1'aim;..wIt MHllwv.iy.UM •!•••» ,u ,U‘‘ -n feUn-itt—t»FH 1'fv.tl, •< ('ftreattaobwl. and running through in portion of |U m< |h.l -fa .trying to *•** r..uhtv : T..|>m«lw'— M« *,0*'h'K' i.-rr rwo-ronof tA-Ph-HMMo Manivette FilAKK &4N0IV. . Ibpmmd.M something booij* •*•••" rwU For Milwaukee. Four Through Tntii a s-ub-• «• . gcp'l TI’M 4|f.U dally, 1‘ullinan Cara on nlgirt wains, Hm of froM-'ii. Cofote. . TW inttcrv Ar* »!-•> hieblr Parlor Chair Cnre on day trnlnn The wruuseamnie wp* »•' |'l* wd »*riuue; xnsu. Beprtr-’afelire CunvBnlk.n :-F. H. I’d- ,llw- for fa. redfamr --reiFor Sparta anti Winona nud uoinU in *’< .. „ . . U n u-d B. Tta fc»Jr*no(rM~«l—d tk« uu '»• -‘ -"“"E M Innesota, One Thrauftli Tram daily, with 1‘ullutan Klvcporn to Winona. ...d '•*’« “ ’"T, *£»k;«u> - «•»■ »■; «M*7 For. imbmttM .wl'typort- 5’*« MUI.-*., *ui> p-r -1'" ”J , Throng h Tre> we duRy, w|th. FiU hnrat 1»R -*• *•*”’*1 * naiMlu I? •Carson night train-. -U u*'1 k-“ For IntbuquafUtd'La Croaae, via ClitiX. Hr •*. “. t* tb< ■ ton two Through Trains daily, with Tl.. -m ’ Pullamn Cure on night train to McJ-.-, i-r- -o iw —j”1''; WM ..rr--l «»• ♦-«" V*0 *vl 15 ’ Gregor, fawm. t»O| Perr.-JKind.nr.. N lil-e-U), Bouiht very low and WB wilt sell /hfrn at prices that will please Iks closest buyer. IlHl Hiding |Hlic«i qW i'ui-cr liu.-wn. Lnrlii kl: grovFa more Inttr mx. Jint glance >h la otfrrad for tartfor-l-on-Avon;'' - L-iTafeiifonsiv"'Wpn* itulniodng daleguw'tu the Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Irfurd Oik* Golden Qtt SV.rSS.S . u—.. -h. 1U- K**dM>i to “'I .,4^-*-' “ » •““'Ji n„1» "-o — r**- bring MTVfd' ,a To thtMO Heading r««»»U-u *c •juW ***’ r-b.ui. »-»>«• 1*'!."J? U , at 1™, (.mln •*"- UUU — In—*K*» 9t 'r' <. o«4»in *“•'"• 'r'r' « Jnnn »>« *« ' R«nt«n». Ulma it. M alloy, Friend SMet. earn ef owrretvev1 an own*) 09. For Sioux CHy-itntl Yankton, Two Trains dully, Pallnun (farate Mireourl Valley vauv.r Junction.. k For Laho Genova, Four Train- dally. Rockford. Hiertitig. Kiertiiitr. Ki-npahn. Iotmi in uscir o—oio"» eeataa r K.ir. For, Rockford, Kvno-lm, JanehVilte, and other polAU, you can wsau to kn-iw all al-out il. Al to rar a Mtska it pvduc. have from two to Jun train- daily. New York Otfire.No. <1*. Bmadwsy; Ik-totiOttce No- & StateHtoet; Omaha Office, 3M Farnham StreeT; K«n Fran­ 7 cisco O®«, llfl Montgomery Hlrecf; bMMiiwa that wlU Par. I Chlsaa -* —* ra many aroet* wlaBi under tr«<; Kinslo Street , K emtio and Canal ft Depot, corner Wfillfi ■K Street gtld K^www— — For rates or Information not attaina­ ble fro«u y«’»r home ticket agutite, np,plyto MABViKHvornrr. Ota. SupT, Ulilcigo. W. H.lttBNXm ~ HOIXOWAT A CO God. Fare. Ag’t, Chicago. - (Jst of Patents. “ m*w’. r. White, B. R Rwhchr Detroit. Smttb. Majt« * Fnnrrow. E �next under firmly down uudMT the wore. WAmnaTM®i. SuDKtimre ft to necemary to water fruit aud other treea, which were se< this or bB *eeao», to me thaw in a severe dasMBh. Once a week to often enough, to wafaHirem; but >t must then bo done Mfriw^y. I usually apply ftp® IB gal- kantRA b*lf * barrel'of water to each UVWUpTfUl Wp I take a 10 gdfag keg. aad a*Wer flrktn to pump th* sratprtoK aridnkag. on * wheelber»MS.WUtn tbe-H-n, them All tha 1^atoo ;xwd thw I oarry about 20 gallonc MAOSM, with a piece of carpet ovoe the \ Rwrecaabe watered |g f abort lime. Tha nareof the waterpot sUnU h'rre ttAMMKWKB TOOLS IDl KOWtow, jrafttert should always* havu certain ttoeful taato to eoahlo them to do any Iktlajobon f<toy d*ya or in the wiwtor arawm when <me ku no cut-door Work to do. A ptoaa or two, bite end braces, emo or two augen, chtoato, Sire, drawing knife, ecnw driver, two good mwo, cum email fur fan work, and a few other dungs wiH amkn a good «ogtfa” for « fanner. Then go to the hardware store, and buy a yrer'e supply or more of vanouisfai* to gf anile, screw* and bnde suita­ ble for alt kinds of "tinkering” and you , jwill he eare to iwc them sooner or later. Buysorwaby the gruea, and the finer 1kindn of mule and brack by the pmscr, u «th^r cant but hulc. and are stlwava worth 'tbeWcoet. Farmer* ovre a duty to (heir sow to learn them to ura such tools (before they go out into the world to corn 1their living, iw no man ever regretted tho time apcist in his boyhood to learn how ‘ to use carpenter took, because *huro arc often things to be repaired or made that ‘ assy man ought to bt' able to do, aud not (Mild for a mechanic. BO WOT. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where ypu Wi4 Bud all kiude ol FURNITURE! Of every Peecription which wo cau wU ohaapw than any hmu'»« Bar­ ry Comity, for tuewo rraaona: ImL Bwauee ww have »to rent • > t*> , 8J. BeM«w wo uukf tho wk*»« of «»» Rd. Bocauiu' wo kwp thotwslo work- Tarrant'h Seltror Aperient. •OLD MT 414. DRUfHJIftTH. in many ]Jac»ei tpeit arc effected with the black rot i_ _^_ r pff. 4pp Fre-luf oJ .. . rnita- Ma. »•« to Amy u«. *—•*<•“ tfetp U SO«1 Min. act aa ii always I the grep about t umalloAi. luomw <|uaatlty of fhrit, it u at take a jmir of wisore, when tare very «uall, and cut out Hi-third of tho clqutcn —tho aitMf ♦ L^saor. to be as fine m afakiag can m Peerleu Milk Safe* now on uxhft»itluti nt our FateftutN 6|ore. All ktoda of work arade la or­ der. Ropalrhig of allXtada of old fur­ niture noatlv done. WK MEAN lifrtlNKM! bXirulturo Rooms voutji aldo State St. opixaltr H. A. Goody ear’s Hardware Store. t .lJjrrXF»4ALllK:i.'UA1l|DM. ktotsefowi hpe«ton are reetltM under BvJ and Ukm tefrS.UBSi!!!.!!*. W. a. GOODYEAR, LTKHM •UAkNTEUJGIUm daring three JWW MUTMDIT. MUSIC. The Druggist, tidrsSa »y Mk af-100 httyira_________________ MALE ON KXECLTIOM. ITBBUTS hRO'h Bospsctfully announces iwswXfiuwfc.—. that he turn again r>,tfurf«i J KM>.» I in th< .VBUG liidjlli, suul tuts in stock (Huliinill/arriv­ a.u 4. ing, « fresh find genuine Am Jan OB Ibabeat vreseb to pack Slock fi( Drugs and Medi ­ nail oMgrito of buUar in. Tube should cines,' l>yr Stuffs. fancy WMsbeamdeto bold brine, and ood Utal imparts do bad flsror. 'Fh« • Goods and in fad a ooin4ttoraU«lA»well worked to get plelc Stock of Druggist's 1 the buttermilk; then in packing prom Merchandise Which he offers dreaalnnhr, ao m to uxohtde tho air, >w w* W* rill you ren fill 'the |r- *» Unpeople at greatly Be■,|h* smm with a cMh over which duced Prices. W <|no .to to to U kid, cotariDg REMEMBER,the Pso SOLID WEALTH I MSWUto* *bA**> an^ your, butter will •pie's D rug S to r c is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. ' ' rrn n« aaaar. 1 One door east of Spauldings *600.000 IN GIFTS! ftxl to feed Boon after n that tho nheop might not he DMoa of tho akin were । Mtion of the snlphur. t seven yaem I have athided irivtag toy ahaep into a sheep wash ; aud vverytlilng In the FumUure Hire. We Invite ml !*n»na to call and look QAWRWT OR WQIX1X MAU. Nk •ad farmer who keeps aheap will 1 allow Cbatn to become covered with ticks aul Mate do effort* to destroy them. iatha way a auccrreful wool grow*w ruawV* bwahrep: “Seven yearn ago, Iw wt* *** BheariDp, I immmed *7 lambs in tobacco water, being careful to trep their eyiw ami noses out. Aa «*•••.th«J wars dry. I couuneuecd we «bnw (foods. FarlWl hartug Ptotorea to irama wuukl il” w*11 to? r**xned °r “• >W we <911 tfe |t F ..-rand Cto-aper thaw any hZw In P - .y Coantff. \\'• the iJtoeet ai.u 1W imtoeteu stock «t P1CWRE FRAMES AND MOULDtxoe, BKACKwra, Paper-Holxp km, WALtz-PoenrrH, Svtpfkr- When t row hu a swollen Lag. or ud<*IW Btrsot. Th* udder shodd be bathed ftrnpuuily with <x»M »*•' Uiro ths cow, in bran, ; w 8 drejaaftiaottweof aoonlto u day «T»iM ajdUffhl ^0 Jr. 3J()n . We aell nonv of thia cheap-inadc Fur­ niture that & made by machinery. Thu goods we make to made by hand, and wamutod. W« invito all i«ereons to rail and Inspect our gomto, fur they *1 te ar Ku trouble at all HUIJIXMO. arrriNo wihts. From toauy experiment* made, it npin on plowed land pcare that the upper cud* of po»U, ai» harrow U in at aay aeeann of tho they grmr, whou not iu the ground, lasts much lojjfcov tUu tho bum do. The year jou phne. It ia impooible for any reason u that tho poree of the wood of krnr to fcaow In advance what tho ben- the uppt ends, when turned down, carry “ M no nun out the rater, while the poree of tho uere hi* noil contain* butt ctuifjt into tho wood. >> • my. i apu tor any crop. SO boshefa pre acre |foe«elour, or mun. .. 4th. Boooum) we warraut all lUarnku, July IB, 1S7C - STEIKHOFF & WfiOV t|n»ii4r.i ><• l.rtn/ sr«r (’rented .KU I bits M KB6 Sai'KKI* SxMtCTW: teria, U!cera|p,l S.rc Tbo«i. u and other Fetrr u/S.tJ»“f5b£“ EHJVUMtev; iStfir.'S'rX/ii! KTKHS VITAVO VBOIMMM. KTSIIB U HUAS' OBMWTIOJfH. tba 1'i.blSe AFORTUNE FOR ONLY R2 ETEfUi1 t AB LOU MutfC, •oDUiMtbcr^kwkHMV H|r THE KENTUCKY ‘Mar CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANI KMfBi'sWili TIIOISDAY, AUG. 31, IS'lj. Ui fetaiical Wlllertre^aUteaaAM *T U« Pnbaloo aMi WsrmatMMteUon. TMriMB KKAWXAUr.F. Union UfmA, orer Boston t'rahlitore- Tto». I*, parser. Mmtev. Ky.. ileal Mananr MQ l*<NrrPOWMM«T "-■“SSS--"- THt MEMt er MIAMI THE F(l|i OF PAIN ;___ 1___ __ __ . out MO or 1,000 at r time. To au4 «m wc would ray, don’t TU M4N AMD BEAUT hot aay farther, > h w ewlirriy umIms h 014 u tkiak rtml r<* to> ancetod with such a ••sutohW Thee* are aavaaai *rtifieisJ imwhtoere aaw adrarritod for «ato in the UaMStatoe; but WMiaC than wifi giae sawetoctiaw whto w*ha*o changes »n the wwUhre naddealy of from SOtoiOdcgnaa a* we aftau do. Tho ftet that web SySrr Smu have bare, to tb* market, from qusTAMa LINIMENT, Al4 8TOQD TH®TW«* IDE IT WILL dStlMBfi n- no riNU fiAKYAn-AtL'AirLEiitiisE: ’ roeiTivi|.;Yovhfp «»u. .5HS CISTS ! $600,006 001 , ought to 4u>w that trereriag iu the theory Keep yew* anoaty and _______ GUARDIAN** BALE. UfaS. I»HIM HA.AM. M*»r»iCTtnin a, B 4j-l MU), OOHffililff W PIN BALLS Ttiruar |« Itnrn, SUni. Bu- n w *» kt»4. TTuM lUmtU., Kr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-17.pdf 76589f72bdeccb06a4ce202ef7908674 PDF Text Text 9 VOL. XXL NO. 32. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 47, 1876. WHl 1075 ij-jg— I THE s -K x iwl & £ r SHOOLMISTRESS. UNPAMLLED SUCCESS ’ [Front the C.bnaliy Grhlleumn. AlL<iny OK THE mi! 3 « sr YANKEE j _____ re* CH AFTHR HIXTKXN. Mr. Harlow held an interview with Dr. Emerson, on the-evening of his arrival at Calcinator, and learned from him the whole story of his grandson’s life, whom lie had come cxhrcasly to carry home, It would nave haveneon befn aim difficult for inc theaoctor doctorto to wuuia cult ror u„. beH r.n.>-1 Reline, f j itn/ H25 sold last year and every one gave “F3 A . bullr.- S.U.r.cJjo.1 , x i... & Q .‘ ^js ct> r»i ||k ’’ c < A,r«ik».l «.i.l IhM ,-r.u found him an agreeable companion. ' P He ‘ THK PKERLES COMBINED MACHINE WITH the JOHNSON RAKK,I 1 orphan condition, mid lovtd him because I ho belonged to Abba Wardlow atsl was la the Best Keel Kake Machine in the Market. Tw.« tlngcr Irani, and three set »o doar t > her. He knew that the prutu; of tarives, furnislusl wlthcvriy Cunibined Muchhir. \\ u also have the . be she made the dying mother was a sacred one, and he would never hive thought of her non-fulfillment I of it. He adnrircd her charity, her oonsisj toney and her devotion, and as these vir- 1 ' M TlUUMI'il SINGLE REAPER. I lues all soemcl to bind her more doacly to the orphan !<oy, it sectned to derate the child in his cstoem and affection. There were some few reasons why he Borti Fitiiahi-d and Gnfiuhihuil. thought it might b^ pleasanter not to have The TIsvwt; Hirer* VRlrmtor. linfinlw PilK. Ohio SWrepolttlttw,4 a diild in the Ixxue an a. permanent reriAKI» MlWrtriiX RWEKl-HTAKrs, AI*U> TUB BiKIMALL. CrxrVERt dent, but he was obliged to eonfoM they HDI.I.MU were purely selfish motives. ,Tl|dn ho ) thongiit of die very many hours ‘that ±c Which Is lire liest ()n«- Wheeled AIac*lihi<* in the Market.' Call and ' SEETHE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES jhe^i-fcekli h^blicaji batw, 1 THE <H,D AND HEEIA BLR TAYLOH HAKE. AND THE IMPROVED GEO. M. DEWEY Wife of a physician has of necessity to pan alone, when her husband is on |rufe».*ioiiol dotien, and the eompsny of Hugh teem­ ed almnat indispensable. Ho knew very ' well that it wonld lie a serOTo trial to Abby • to part with him1;1 ami he finally' came to die condunion that it would be bettor for the boy himself to be under the judicious management of Abby, than trusted to (lie JACKSON WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND I A2iP. jWll.LlSHER. ! ;<>H One doi'T.eaPt of Goodvcnr’s Hardware. MESSER. & POWERS. liarrr Siri-el. THICKS' tings, April 12, 1870. Hils ’ |n. D. OULLOCK’S TEMPLE of JJonpartetTyjte eowMerad J 1 t'.c ' Fi'M |’»OW I . . !•»' ' I A1* I l%to I “i Kip I .in I 12 fo I 50t*u I .uni .*»..•» i ."..j o: I»k-i-.rr qtylpiei I MUSIC JACKSON, «T.'» | »U.(W i .. ■ 3UW s <1 j care of a failing old man. He had paid his last visit for the eve­ ning, -and wus sitting thoughtfully in his ft g• room, - wh«« « kho wm m|j.jd i i._ to CO OH ■rntin Ilf* tn Mr. liebard's,,whose little child ---------------------------------------_1 was in a •I u». fit- He H« took off his bin dressing gown, go and . pulled on his boots in rather an impatient i manner, thinking,half aloud—“Five days i nionu and then a season of nwt I" I H<* found the child in a bad way, true j enough ; it seemed she bad boon eating green carrots and wild .sorrel, and drank froely of warm milk before going io bod. There the little thing lay with her cyot rolled up in bar head, nnd kpr whole body in convulsions. Calling for hot water anil to.Wr «uo । WMJ ■ osrerbwiK bias. ^C>01 .Ii» rti- a. and a tub, he speedily arranged a Lath and pul I the child in, while the ra ilhcr stood by 1 wringing her hands, and making loud outerica of sorrow. ! Mr. Hebard was a hard working man, w-r lui« PRCFRSWttt MB B9SO GARBS. 1’1111.. W. MSKF.HA'. I ■ j | with a large family of children. His finrt wife had died when Martha was but a few hours old, leaving him with six children from the ages of twelve down • to , ■ ' I I the baby; he manged by putting the litllo one out.to nuroc/to get along a year, with hiring pu<rh help asj he conld obtain; it was hard times for his children, hard limes for himself, and still harder fon his pocketbook ; and ho nmolved to try Mme more prudential course, and before Mattie was thirteen months old, a mother wdsintroduced into the family. The baby was token home, and he hoped for tetter times; but it was only piing from bad to worse ; five more children had cqiu^ to te clothed and fed,* and the poor mother grew discouraged and tired out. 1 Hebard himself got in the way ofdrinking a-good 1 1 ! i S'BY ATX AW. Prompt (ttrauoa .said I Cod«s<lr>tu. <i|!ro With Win. 1.. Vubb. ?<*«>. .Sk»dlcvilto.Mk*.xariy» J kAiM HARVEY WRIGHT, । ! I I DENTIST Michieaa. Nashville. Great Bargains READ!READ! READ ! Pianos and Organs Special Medical Announcement ■Ini) Comfort and Happiness The Smith American Organ, Afflicted Sick and 1 ”F HASTINGS AND VICINITY. HAZELTON BBO.’S PIANOS. DR. J. B INSURE ERNEST te.4 and Justly •elebratnl Wmlriafa «• 'i uonuiMwui nr ■. iurwBu**-«■ Il .nwlor e-imultaHon datinx tW5»»d GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. jkltoctaau^sp is cpeelaily of she 'Mlowityr Every instrument FULLY Warranted. ® tows fei1 Nsi Ones. Old Pins ot w^iqrir. iww i is ■agHmrur, j'tTorMd Rapi^. Branch Hofcsa« ■ Fhnb ____ aOsi xxi47tf ‘ Michigan, “Do you want to part with one of your children F “Yes, half. a. doses of them, if anybody wants them.” “What was your-hurry to send lor me, if you want to get rid of the urchins? You wonld. have had one law pretty soon." | “\Vp doo .t ,want them .to tlin. of course; but it is hard time*—se many mouths to fill, and'.nothiug to put in them." “Mr. ‘Hebard, will yon give Martha to mo ? I should like her." The girl's eyes led, ns she looked up to him with a itli a surprised look,as iflhure was!bo|Mj "iiow.'l™!.’1,.™! lh« tteaur. -‘I <ul lo talk with you. Were Um, ekoice girn you Io auy wiik AU» um, lnJ w«k your .way up .frith om help, to obtain an edw>tjoi» and nrnkp man, moatly 7e?r<<W./CMrtioos, or to go to your aged age* nmndfsthcr, grandfather, ennsq auia into poaaeadon ofa large/pctuneJi vjqgji largeJprtuBp„|ivjng A W>. of ease and comfort ir. . .^ZTV ’ —W|h*A ,'.rr” r>-wpi ’’WH J00 chooee? "I don't know : just im the woman Think .jtennqslj, ijqw. which vou wonld prefer.-.,! ... , . , says. --------------------------.......... ... entirely —“Umriq EuivhrdfidmVKihought it all “I should want you to let her alone, J should allow no meddling, ovpr, and l?lkod"hlxxit jt with Miss WardWhat say, Mrs. Hebard ?"....................................low. I .koow wfaiclt i would like best by “I don't set! how I can spare her; she i a good deal, and L-know which I shall do; ttkvs care ofthc buhv." baby." lakt-H earn but I mean, meau^. iri maka make « a good man man, in “There, you'see you have tnniod your either cmou |If £iWV- I should be hap­ oWu dish wrong a'dc up; you won't let your pier to stay here, but I know I ought to go child nld gogo- when you have a chance." to my grandfather, if he wants me." The little one made a movement which . ."He does want yu«; he has come for . .. . . — ......... ... brongh the « Doctor to Mattie's side^ .lookyou'" ­ ing up, -r, she — whispered —r— . ; Every drop of blood, seemed to recode ‘Due* Miss me? Muy I from (hechil^’i f^e#. his heart. The Aluw Wardlow'waitt Wardlow _ come if rI mn can m>« get .«-.<• away 7" Doctor cauglit bnii to his arms. W<* nodded consent, us he was bolding “My poor dcarehild the little wrist in his finger*; a happy “Oh, I had hopcq he gojtld not . want MeffwaA sob*pi>yr' ’ look crept over Mattie's face / _ “Say, ____ Mr. liebard, ______, nre -- you going „ to ... “You mint be cordial and kind when give your little girl to me? I will du you meet him, rosneuibering he is your own well by her.'. her."’ I grandfather, grandfather, inidyou mid you owe oiu kirn him respect respect and’ *1 ’t know ns I am afraid to trust !««. ”' • ' “I don don't Iwc." you. I should think you might get g« along '. “1I will try to behave b properly; but how without her, wife ; you arc are always petting pelting {I can I go g<> away?"; away?" and the team which at her ; there would be one the lets to : had had trembled trembled un on h» his. eyelids eyelids now now rushed rushed care for." ------ vhis “ checks, and .... . against . । J down he loaned . “She's none of mine !•;; you do ' as you the Doctor's breast for support. like with her.” “Now run to breakfast, breakfast, my.boy wy k ; there “I’ll talk with her and the woman about is your bell. TcU Abba that Mr. Barlow it, and tell you to-morrow,’’ said Hebard* and I will lx> over about ten ; and mind, “That young one is getting over it. You Hugh, that you behave like a man when arc death on fits, Doctor. What set her tou meet him." ' into it this time ?" oust at ten they entered Mrs. Watson’s Miss Wardlow met the old gen“Overloading her stomach, ns usual. It parlor a.*«nh, Mrs. Hebard, as if you might be a tlcman with her usual stHtpoieemioQ; little more careful of their food," Hugh was calm and collected, and the “As if 1 could tdl when they have been Doctor felt <[uito proud of him. Mr. eating green traah ’ If Martha, here, took Barlow was much affected, and shed tears any care ofthc'ynuvg ones, it would be n at the meeting. He was evidently grati­ help." . fied with Hugh's apjwaranoe. lie said “Martha can't do everything ; she it at littluefluB daughter, but as they were Work all the lime. I should, think she abo|it to woe** ms grenason take Ieav« he t<4d his grandson would wear Iwr foci out, and no thanks he must take him to his lua mother mother's ’s grave ; for it." Il was Hebard that-s^oke. “rfor," —" — said he, “-----------we must— have aome grave’ The Doctor looked at the little girl, stones immciliotely ; it is not seemly that silting, holdittg the child in her lap, and it should ba neglected. Boor Adeline!” smiled kindly aa his cyee met hers. He “Miss Wardlow has had some nice ones thought of the hard lot of the child, toil­ set on all tjirir graux" arid the lad, with ing and nursing from morning till night, a quivering lip ; {‘hot LwilLbs happy to go with no respite from her labor. She was with you whenever you wish ; we shall a pretty girl, with a bright, intdliguat have time tefore dinner." fact*, mid lie thought what a blessing it Mr. Barlow took Hugh's land; and would prove io her should her parents they walksd away toother. • ,|n< conclude to have ' her placed under the influence of Mlw Wasdlow. i Go to the Mountains pf Colorado, E . .’irr^h The next morning, as Dr. Emerson loft ------- Uy ■ -1 ho Atnhiaaa, .Tayaha h S—to the ptatti, he saw Ifebard hanging down the street, and called tn him to know how Atchison tllo sick child was. The father came up ful Arkansas Valley, to Poo Jo, Colorado to the steps before he ■ told- him; it was Sprags, Denver, Canon City, Cucharas, batter. Dd Norte, Trinidad, SaaUFa aad all “Say, Dr. Emerson," he went on, “do points in Colaradp, New Mexico and you want Martha to live with you ? I Aruoha. S}>ecial round, trip tieksto to thought it over last night, and inode -up Dvorer. only S50, allowing ston/dT 'privil­ my mind. that my wife will never -snake eges both ways on themain-hne, and at any thing of her. She din’t have a hard­ Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pika's er time anywhere than she finds al home ;• Peak. LowuMnigrant-ntea to the San but I shan't bind her out." "I do not wish it; but, Hebard, you must Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cam between not becoming to me for her wages;, you the Missouri River and the Rocky mounta me her occasionally» .but’ your wife tains without change. CLmc couooction childmh must not Be coining tWo made at Pueblo with tmiJ?<rePrarer bothering the girl." • ' , and Northeft Colorado., ■ “Martha wants to come, and I- guess ’ For. asana, time taMewraud the “San {on can have Iter. When shall you want Juan Guide," uddntt..i er to come?** "I will let you know to night She " To£u, ftn. .has no clollto* that arc suitable." ■ :>:i ' XX62lf “The fact is, Doctor, she is rather badly off; we have jircay tough work to Our £*si*ntrial, get along any Way. • My wife ain’t ipucli bn caleulat tort/’ ' The Doctor smiled, and thought that perhaps some one. else in. the family fell a little short ,in that respect lieaidca the wife, but Jic said nothing, as ho wanted, to make sure of Martha. Mr. Barlow had net yet come down to breakfast, and having a little luwire, lie walked over to his house to inspect the garden. ITc found Hugh there, busily j.t; »<■■». S.« Train has brdtfttht me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for lbs mumnor and 1*11 trade, whiahjJL-wtU sell iliSvrent Kinds <Of SetfirfK dk» and Manhina <MI. I sU* |s!)| Weil k Cistern Pumps.' * ' ’*•’*'* u yon. WMstdiaimi^tfava'w* -Ca ’ Do S.U. Sag.naw and -r"’ t।D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. 1 • f“9- ” "G”"1 VorU Ed intonded to have had all ihw weeded out before breakfast, but there is rather more 1 workman I thought; they arc looking i . Opposite the Post Office nrtltf ■ Hastings, Mish. 1 picture of btalth j and happine*. Aw he was. i '■ 1 stood watching him at,hw wori;, unobnerv“Nicely, tharjk yog; bu: w growiog very I ed by him he cqnld but contract the | fhat now.')’ . ’. ..i ;i. ■ j "Some folks wore bom with a nijver 'difference between him now and twelve ; •,!Y*a?Vlu. spoon iu tbeir mouUt, sad that boy Maa months before ; then be wiw a pale-faced; axlW . ••• certainly oue of them," uald .Mra, Ho- 'puny, narmsora child, riiriwking from die ________ .... R D. BULLOClTYvholesale “'■i.tn, 1 deal of ter.r, aad aometimm a glass of something stronger,; -the farnj wm neg­ lected, the diildrcn ran nt large, went ragged and dirty ; and withal, they were about as thriftless a act as you will often find. Quito a numbdr of the little ones had attended sclwol. They all had new suits for the winter, and aa they were goodnatured, hannlwiH bodice, they got along very wall; they novar made any trouble, and Martha was a good scholar, apt to learn, and quiet to. updomlpod^' She was tlic only oue who could assist the doctor in the care of the sick baby, and he could not help being surprised at-1 her. quick comprehension, her active move­ ments and general uscfulntaa. Alter a wbiM the uliiM'a symptoms grow more foynrable, aod be administered some medicine ond <uU down to watch Ito effect. The chib m,ii Martha’s lap, her head pillowed upon her arm i Nra. Hebard had calmed down,, gad afturi a lit­ tle, asked tlie Doctor.how Hugh Mumton ---------------------- .------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ . rains porridge." said Mr. Hebard, suiMy. pride flushed jftio doctor’s face as hS The Doctor Uiopght it was generally thoughtwj^j had wrought .the changt bottom-aide up, but it would pot answer ... Roberts'. . 1 .I 11 • j '' ; , . �ROTATION. In the Apace below we print an . article ’ from -Ubg L opposing the prinqde of rotu- i t'faa. williag to both sides hearing. W : ; at the unglue we regard ■ the positon i ' assumed bj ftJhg” as calOuiatod to ;«• ouicciB —-------- -j j courage all kinds of frond in office, and as than the same amount of time and talent a premium, tfpm political diahoneaty, if wonld warrant in any other legitimate business, but if such bo the case let the not for pq^onal dishonest. If the offices are worth / <ything, then one class of men salaries of some be reduced, and the f<*s _ of others beyond a reasonable rompension should not t* permittexl to hold them '^»Aanay ? by;refuihJ<Lwi|li die treasury, and let the ’ . . ssM people demand tjic ^ necessary legislation of them where the receipts t small for- to render such actions available. It b for the very reason that our offices tone per *Zram, one term ought to satis­ fy any man a ambition. It fa not true, are not life tenure that the people should beyond n very limited period. gvor event more'than "four years, Naiiwal Rsprita Ticket. no matter who assert* it, that than on any be vigilant and sec to it that they arc not the imposed upon by incompetent and design­ duties duvolying on any county office, > Fur Ffitident, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES. ’"C of Ohio. ' Probate possibly excepted, that ing men who are able to pack Caucuses any intdligrn.c man cannot perform, with- and Conventions. As soon as it fa understood that honor out any spfaial educationor qualifications, Judge We believe, our corresponded to the contrary notwithstanding, that our young to fit men should be encouraged WILLIAM A. HOWARD, them­ selves for uhy and every official station, by ” WILLIAM DORLTZ, a well defined law of rotation, and that no CHAR H. KEMPF, PRESTON MITCHELL. DELOS PHILLIPS, JACOB DEN HERDER, CHARLES KIPP. JEREMIAH JENKS, BENTON HANCHETT. WILLIAM DUNHAM. man or elate of men, should be permitted to nland iirtheii way. We, also, regard the talk al >nt “civil service reform” only a politicals ■ clap trap unworthy of any public approval if it leads where our cor­ respondent point*. The old story of the “Barry Co., Land Company,’* than which was never uttered fa a baser slander revived by “Uhg" but he to Qw contrary notwithstandiog, fa /hr Qavmutr, CHARLES M. CROSWELL, of Lenawee. all a hunilAg. Honor I id intogritj^sbould be required Fur Lieutenant "Goferuur. ALONZO SESSIONS. L-' ot Ionia. of every public servant, but all honor and integrity fa.uot wrapped up in the bodies and Far Secretary of State, aouliraf the “ina." The fact fa they eb eNez er g. d. holdkn have juste i jnueh of it as the “out*" and of Kent. no more, irpetking of both clsmes m a whole. WILLIAM B. McCREKRY. of Genemee. ■ Our < formed, some of o' t county offices tin ixiy rnormoutly, an I the perquisites should not be Ftir AfuKtor Gritmil, RALPH ELY. of Gratiot. paid to (frtnntiuib»rr oj the Slate I^uu Oficr, B^NJAMI# P. PARTRIDGE, Fur fa idle to Deeds fa vorth of R egfater of fully $5000 per annum, an dis that $4,000 more than most tncn can eam with ll\i time* the ability required Fur AleUiLrr afSlaie Board of Rhieiittnn. WITTER J. BAXTER, of Hillsdale. to run that jffice, and we think a man who'in font 'yearn ha# got F20.000 •• the perquisite* of a public position quiring uo more ability to pcrfonn'well tbo to perform thonc of Register of Deed*, ought step down and ont, without a word, and let some other of bis fellow enjoy the perquisite* for a other offices do not pay no Cbteyrrax, re­ duties ofthc place, than are required to CflitresaoMl Ticket. f* man more than Tour deny the forts, the office Fw Superintendent of"J\»Uir.J>utrnc!uiu. HpRACR & TABBELL, ' of Saginaw. Hrprnntntire one any years under any circumstauej. For AUonuy (ifumil, VTTO KIRCHNER, of Wayne. For citiicns season. The largely a* this one, and yei in some of them, the basis of 1 oofce eanwy q«»ao» prorehta to be .nrlbing but a ban! toooe, man. In a wad.tbalin all Ma life, bu b*> beau brazriiitol and .aallauog ™ b» lotarcim with Ma fellow „ Tim amto, in tbo budtoouc, 3<aX« the idea of placing Headrick, ta tbu.cltbor furtbr Prwduuc,I «Pmkleur,, waa daptMtod by Uw ftmocney iu unotoaurad term., "bda the advocate, of a greenback curacy were&ronbk to Ma aaleaktou for the Int portion OU the ticket, tod the fnenda of Tilden and hard money cried out sire “to gobble up" hard-money men and soft money man, placed the exponont of each financial policy upon the ticket That fa onn nti ‘•ins" cry for the purpose and integrity are no longer a guarantor for the continuance? ofa position the best retaining tl fir position. ' . Fur VictPrt*iik*t, WILLIAM A. WHEELER, of New York. JONAS H. McOOWAN of । Branch. an independent fortune, can be secured in four years occupancy, and they should be the last onm lo'objcvl to, or “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sectetiitt? htCirferancc which will destroy the other." the oppose policy of rofition: reform ha* lost ita charm, the conviction having taken bold of the public mind that ‘lypoeaicy” which “fa the neeesmry pass into the lands of thaae who pick burden of villainy,” inapirtu it. Thfa long session of Congrats fa ap­ up a precarious livelihood by their wits. proaching a'sum* die adjournment. Much The folly of frequent change has been time and large amount* of public »o«y succcssfiilly demonstrated in both aur have been expended in numerous investi­ State and national legislation. Those only gations by the House of Representatives, who have been continued in tbeir place all haring political purposes in view, ia an terro after term have risen to be a control- expectation that the development* made will, in a large degree, influence the raj ing influence for good in the legislation suit* ofthc approaching elections, State of onr country. . and National. If you go to chuTdi early, get a good It'fa now very evident that the pur front scat and become thoroughly inter­ pose of these investigation* having been ested in the sermon, ought another man shown to the entire satisfaction of the publie, it has become a matter of indifferto come and request you to move out for cncc.what may be tbc character of the his benefit 1 No, Mr. Editor ! we believe reports with which the country is to b« that when the Republican party adopts flooded They will have no effect upon The personal rotation as its motto, it Eids good bye to the result of the canvass. <pvil service reform, and begins to chant character of the candidates, and the reaneclive platforms of principles will be its own funeral dirge. the subjects of inquiry, and the conduUnc. siona drawn from such inquiry will coneontroLthc votera of the several States as to the direction in which they will our ashington letter cast Llieir ballots. The announcement of Mr. Pack ABD, Let ur not only Elect Hayes and the Rep nominee for Governor of Louisi­ Wheeler, but Redeem thy House of ana, that the colored voters of that State, Representatives—The Campaign- who desire to vote the Democratic ticket, ahonld have the same protection as those Before and After the Nominations— who wish to vote for tbc Republican Investigations Barren of the Ex­ nominees, fa a reflex af the rule advocated pected Results—What Southern by every Republican, North and South. Republicans Wish—Returning to AR that we claim fa a fair election, coer­ cing nor threatening no one, but leaving the Fold. ■ every voter free to cast hfa ballot as bfa conscience dictates. How great in contrast fa this with the Washington, August 12,1876. The mercury is again into the nineties, domineering, tyranoua spirit of the While Liners of the South ? They demand tnat uic CUKUW ,1MV« Niuura wc will be in a hot box. The walls in­ mere machine in their hands, that he side of the stone and brick buildings are should Ignorehfa private judgment, and not yet cooled, no great has been the in­ mbnytto a mockery of the freedom of the elective franchise. Justice and right cessant heat this summer. demand that thia shall not b« permitted, Next in importance to the election of that the colored voters shall be allowed to a Republican CbL’f Magistrate will be cast bfa vote as he may wish. This fa a the election of a Republican majority in right guarantoed io every citisen, and why should the colored man of the South the next House of Representatives. The be deprived ofitT G^rc him this consti­ revolutionary efforts of the leading spilite tutional right of private judgment and men will stand aloof and our offices wdl W . in the present House to obstruct judicious legislation hare made them so offensive to the prudent aud patriotic people of the country, that the greatest exists anxiety to redeem the popular branch of the Leg­ islative Department of the Government. Mr. Editor : In your comments on onr previous art­ icle you eAher do not comprehend us and sareai in. To elect Hayes and or the same time, and, at efforts to Wheekr better their prevarication wisely govern the country, would you inton'! to treat us with Wc have no enemies NEW ana leoline from ilaim to beat with railroad ’i x,h"!r We prnit it because wo are always I be the five, at least, of tbo Southern Steles will cast their electoral votes for Hayes and Wheeler. 3 Thorn memlsTs of the Republican party who, four years ago, were decoyed into the Democratic ranks ha— ------’ shown signs of uneaainau, the unnatural asaociatiou in have found tbemaehm. They realm the Coffee From 25c up, and Ground Goods. sell pure Spices. You can have in’any shape you want. Crackers We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places for 60cts. to $1.00. OhioStone Ware Is the best Crockery. uneaper man ever, iur want to close out. wji> Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, HturtingK, Aug. 7th. 1876. xxi30w4. to accomplishment of but a part of a “con- appeahc ot friends,to cherish, and we arc sumalion devoutly to bo z- not doemed orthodox by the local leaden loyal wished.” The Nsrth must secure the controlling • of the jprty. That our motives may not influence to which it fa -entitled in the be uifaapSohended we will any that we House ofRepramtatitcs, else the com ; vole the Jiepullieau . the best that fa offered us. ticket becanae it fa ing of administration Hayes will be NKW XDVURTISKMKXTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE The recon- thwarted in every possible way, and that harmony in the working of the govem- inetJtal machinery, so enxmtial prosperity of the country, will to the be. want­ the accotjrta ofwhich are being eontinaaL ing. It will behoove the Republican ly receive Holy the more convince ui tint 'party in every Gongrwisional District to the policy -irhieh has been pursured ia im­ place in nomination the very bort mate­ politic, «nd not for the beat interarts of rial at its command for Representatives'. Let this be done and there can CUTTII6 *10KMWK be no doubt that the House willle redeemed. Every thing connected with polities givai ei idenre ihat the Premdentfal rem paign of 1876 will be one of the moat ex­ to be understood as advocating, That fa ; citing that has ever occurred iu thiaf- that merit. competency, honesty and intrcgity are that the (pulificaliocu which we consider a* applicable to election u thuM virtue, it fa only reasona- HHM that the perq.k »hould be Ofretefam* him fa hfa capacity of tog ttewn thr— �ft* SEW YORK LETTER. jFFICfAl Mria OF IA0IY ODOMTY. Pewhe, —Pottiloil— e»Tdtyvf h,w al (U c<wb^ Hulth— Th. Opium Habit—Aoton—Coat of High '-Klog-Vaodarb.Tt-Bu.in.a.. GUIDE It- TIME-CARD N«n Yo«k Augou l*<h, 1876. rrrmoxi OT th. J. Otaat H. <■ u.u w M tke first Ward in relation to Maple Rtrrot was referred to finance committee OTI. R. Boice end G others relative to a crore walk' across Court street on the east THE PEACH «RABON. The peach trade has now fairly set | in, •nd New York is reveling in this most de- ‘““"•‘■ITroU.. Tbo amount of capital •nd the tabor of thousands of men. The one, requiring u vast dmd. u>d oa]y tfcow who am rirL enough to afford lo lose tnonqy will make the sea­ son at all. Tbo hard times have told on the amusement world the same as upon everything else. THE COST OF HU1H UTE. The fashionable people are diactudog the question of the eoat of living in New i ork. The cutting down of incomes con­ sequent upon the lowering of rents aud the general shrinkage, Has brought to the surface some ven- curious facts. For in­ stance the late Mr. Garner, who was drown­ ed in LU yacht Alohawk, lived tweording to this schedule: peach train arrives every morning, in Jer­ Lstal UAMri^MAJMqo*.. DRY fv-l. Where? At A- W. Bailey’s Lonsdale masliu 12 cts. >-.ruB <9fwl xr>«M- - -kA otparehiMtbon.yonhouMta sey City, aud a very lively time follows its Shirting Cols. - .. ■ walk committee. coming. The train constats of thirty-five Extra heavy Shitting 12 cts. Of Engine Company rslaiir. to tp^kinr Uottooades 15 to 25 cts. Ora, each ear holds fivu hundred baskets, trumpet aud Lantern.* wa. referred to fire Good Ticking 12 da. department cummUteu ^kh m.lhority to pur- or 1 * ,500 boskets, ur to get it down to Twenty bone fcnneU 45 da. .... TOO peaebcu, three million aud a half, all of Two button Kid Gloves 90 eta. — IA® .... “xno which art consumed that day. The cant Peerless Warp 27 cts. ..." «xoo Beautiful Shawls 85 eta. arc built especially foe the jmrpoao, so that I*uro Table Linen 45 cts. .~. fi.aw the delicate fruit can come to market un­ ATI other Goods in proportion. injured and in good order. Just now the Cull and see for yourself. (P) aud Geo. M. bewejr for printing ($4) be »«» TOOK noxktmarket,. peaches come from Maryland and Dekware A ' full and complete asanrtment of allowed by ayes and nays u .follows: Clothing. Ayen, Evans, RraJ. Bussell, Sheldon and —in a week or two New Jersey will begjn ..... —........ ....... .............. ....... ....... —u»js® xxiauglitf A. W. B ahxy. It coat A. T. Stewart probably twice to send, and a little latter eastern Pennsyl Tomlinson 5 Nay. none. vania. Fruit will be very ebrap this sea- that amount to live, and he didn’t waste OKOHGK L HEA TtfS. j any money un yacht either. The LoriL Hon, and also very good. ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PUBLIC. iiardit, who made their money in tAl»*w>, Tinkler, relative to building and denying the -tj NEW YOM MABEVT expend more than this, and so do a num­ fiotttresi POLITICAL. prayer of the petition. PIOT-CTRBSI But now all the The letters of Tilden and Hendricks foil ber of other fatndice I am now all alone in Ute 1’hotogrnph like a wet blanket ou the Democracy of figures bare to be reduced. The people inour dull. Wb«t Um. the city. The fact is, Tilden's long delay, who used to got $16,000 per year fora businras, arid as I have nude arrange­ committee. hia evident attempt to compromise with store arc mighty glad to secure a tenant ments to inereaM my fikcilitiw. for doing for the same propjrtyF"s't $2,500. aud as a ibetter work than ever,’ all should call Hendricks, hta selling out to the inflation­ committee be inatrneie* lo repair the street ists to keep them in line, has disgusted the matter of course thtey have got to reduce , and get a negative taken. The ' superi­ ority of my work in the past ta a tntffi- I near Barlow a mill and .»u the North of Cooks, solid Democracy of tho citff, aud they are the oast of their living in proportion. The cicnt guarantee of first-c work in th© making the most severe fight against him. high-fiyent at the dubs who used to pay $5 future. Rooms in Washington Block, Tilden is known to be a pronounced hard for champagne have discovered that bot­ jKinth aide State Street. • tled lager, at t*m cents, taste* very well,money man, and the better class of the 31lf Geo. L. Heath. I.IVERI’tKH. MARKET*. Of 8 8. Garrison, Special police 2 Demoerauy expected a prompt decided re­ and the number who have found than 40 day and nights pudiation of the inflation hcruiy, to plain i cent brandy is unhealthy is "encouraging. No Hee .And, moreover, you shall see on a great I*elos Hopkins, one day and night as to leave no question as to his standing IkMdilnKr dall. ou that question. He contributed mom’y many of their attenuated legs, jmntaloons Harvest in past and threw little accounts ! tart fall to brat Allen in Ohio, but hta for which they did not pay $25 <m Broad must be paid nt once, sure. way, but which did come from the Bow ­ action now shows that it was not in the , Smith. Manee A Preston. i interest of an honest currency that he did ery at $6. Twenty dollar Loots arc going DETROIT MARK KT. it, bul solely to get a dangerous competi­ out of fashion, and no are hundred dollar xxi304*. “Is ?:52 COtNTY OFFICKHS ........... .... T. w neaiar ........ ................. .JuheH.Hcbkiw 1^ .Porter Burton. Curti* Parrry ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. REPUBLICAN RALLY! tor out of thc way. He has sold out to the very men he was opposing last fall, and consoaueutly has demondixed hta party. The Republicans arc standing shoulder to shoulder, and are making a rcty vigorous fight. Fcntou and Conklin, Dix and Mor­ gan, aud the lights of the party, arc work­ ing once tnora in unison, and there can be no doubt as to the result. New York will rote for Hayes, by an enormous majority. THE HEALTH OF TUB CITY. unending Oruiasnce ia rolalicui lo saloon* on Tumlin«rti ft. ( ounty Correspondence. •Idegaie* to the. Itepreaentaiive I'Lib. I'tike and I. W. Vroomnn. Kith, late of Fort Wayne, Indi. ■cauetny, of Monroe, Mich. tell to obtain the ibis justly popular institution and Freeport un Monday, VANDERBILT PROBATEORDER. is still alive, but the physicians say that he 87AT It OP MICHIGAN. County of Barry, m.>ta session of lb. Probate Court for the County of never will _ again be seen outside of his room^ His son William it in charge of his vast interests, and the old man, conmpoui that his end is at hand, is arranging so that matters will be smooth for him. His intention is that his son shall .succeed him—that everything shall go ou jual the tor th. Pro „ulr as „„, ungn no same though hewere wereanrCi alive, Bnu and that__In thliCourtaoroortiaa of xaidFdroaMad. j .t|, pn. U ehaBge in BOl|,ing The ument ............................................................... L . The Tkwenpon it ia orfe junior us.* has been i .juuiur meutrained tnuneuto to this inn* end, enu,and and • . of - .. ..... ! । knows an much his father's business ns Btw Ball. THEOFfTM HABIT PamiXY. 8.C Prindl.^Judrs ofProtelr. , janjsv^i^jssacws tor the Probsts of tbo instrument tbU day Sled in the Court Durvortinr to bo the last will and trot*- *in<lnd people, about ono third <»f whom were at we rronata mate, in the uily or Send HU tap to till playing since their hfat game with the Hiekorys, while the lalifr (lob were hardly Baseman. 8. a P1UKDLK Unite*! Htates tknefal Ltui4 PROBATE ORDER John Russ,. Will tkbliaore. John R*»ek, Will (taer Jim Roek, . Roiaarl Grown Jsck Fry. opium, by taw, with a view of cbccktng Ute Judd Hisrk’. evil. rironutlMUi W. MaNiel. THE AlH StMENT PEOPLE not forcing lhemeelvM on the people ur «jU d b Binr.iH.k O ob Jbo («<->■ UJ). H. b •.»!•• —7 "*S“I •“<»« tbr ballot, box. m l“« »f iL ^"7 iu Nor York mor <hreo boo J™) 6r« rlata actresses out of enpigemcBts, with no rerthlr prospect of hxvinganjttnng to do next scsson. The theaters in the mter- Marsh Bellinger Johfi. London. < , A Bowker, Merck Bellinger, ST. MARTS ACADEMY ior alllort money tastscaMio, and many of the* wOkant opea at al! Otte fall. I »«• tion this to show the thonmutds of youg men and Advertised Lettere. PMRMK....;.. women who arc ersry for “e _I.I »bnl r.httprs •rfell-iaterosted. u- “«rn MUh. AuguM J'<«7. s-r. UUU. '•hwi. r. Sul,i JOW0 iwrtm'Baphm K. .. u»-r .-------- ? om«r. .......... ««*. nir he has allowed in »hen busincra ta dull in the profanootl meaM Btarvatkm. Onlv one theater in wr— a dollar last year, and Km tab 1 iMlao «1»1805. GILMORR k Q\i . Hickory Corners. Saturday Aug. 121 h between the ••Clippers'’ of Hastings and •‘ilickorya" 8. Montgomery, -oof ivniljubvr, Aug. 21 *t, 1R7<T. at 7 him in this terrible «*4it»n ailtteg up. o ritrat alia. .•Kscsaesxsw is making fearful progruM in the city. The retail druggists say they are selling ten times as much of this drug as they did five years ago, ami that its uj>o is not conhone, that frighlrned him : the team fined to any one clan*, though women form a very largo per cent of their customeix. The woaten of wealth and refmment are more addidetl to ils use than those of the lower elas>ert. The favorite form of taking the left hip and inMictlng a terrible wound the drag is in laudanum, for the rvasnu nd holding him tael while the sickle did its that in that shape its use ran l»c more easily copoealod. Women on the nveutira meet nt each other’s houacn to indulge in the Tice, and opium drunks are Itecomiag as common in the houses of the wealthy u whisky drunks are in the dens down town. A great many.commenced the use of the drug for the effect it had upm their appearance. Al first a dune of opium bnghtenra Die eves, brings color to the cheeks, and quickens the wit, while ths effect lasts. Ladies in society take a done befuragoioff to a ball, or party, and hare dragged in thia terriMe position 8 or 10 small doset in their pockets to take in the i, then by ww mysterious providence course of the evening. As a matter of cowne it only takes a few weeks for the habit to become fixed, and once fixed it ■ ImAh never broken. The victim uara more and more, until it cannot i>e concealed. At thia stage they do not care to conceal it, for . . .L__ ■-------- — re if - «nirl and Ro then unhitched them trade Ihii i Tbo lota i la seems ns though we were never going to get through with the hot srarom. Tins week the thermometer lias gone up into the umetieB again, and the uiuriahty among the children ia again, frightful. Over six hundred died last week, mu average of almost one hundred a day, and ■ the the old man himself. It any man supposes adults are suffering almost in the KaiSe I that the country is to be relieved of raunn i A j.^raltar rorui uf.l^keulCJJ opoly by the death of the old man they flour uew. «LEMU is raging througn the eity, caused by the are mistaken Young Vauderbill is just long continued brat, though' probably, the I as shrewd as his father, and, if any differ tuarkats rriejs hsr. >a«SM smo.WB waits water, which is unfit to use half the time, 1 cnee, more grasping. has quite as much to do with it. It is BltHlNEAa nut a cholera, nor is it like anything the : is as dull as poaahle. There it ubsolutdy (ArsvatnrTJ JaJasolProbata. Naw nalBarias.I city ever saw. The victim gora through [ nothing doing and no prospect of anything. 1 hot and cold stages, and in a few hours ta --------------- -Batter rood tn ax a curpac. The doctor* were purxkd by it, j Between the hot weather and the dull PROBATEORDER. timra, New York is ns dittagrocable a spot though they now have it under control. If i fiTATEOF MIOHIGAM, CantyefBarryM.-Ai a arsaion of ths Probolo Court f®r tbotfewaly of taken in tiare-tliev rife saving all who have I| a? there is ou earth. : per bU. dull larry holdsn st tbo Frobot* OtBro. In tha City of potato----------irevrldmthr Pirrtto. Hastina* on Munday tbr Ilth day al A usual, in not been in the habit of using ardent spirits tbayoarvaa thouaaad ei(Ut ttbodrod and Mrraty- •a reaping wiillet la-l >a«ie, we arcidcrulj omitted In short, economy is being pracnot because any body likes it, but John Stanley sclh' better and cheaper because they must. New York ia very Tea, than any other House in the city, virtuous now because the people havn’t xxl—14l4 • the money to be vicious on. a for Hinkorya. WANTED! �NEW ADVERTIBMEKtS. If. J- fW G. P. Rowell 4 Co'l. Column. Carriage, Sim aui Onfflfflfcl OUR WASHINGTON , TTMlEjrABLjj ’nHz, Effect. Apr PAI N.TER ■ -. going eajt. At A. M. Hock’s C*rria<v.pbop JelfcrsonSt •lion to iHeting®, Mich. _ s*1**"10 J.Cole&Son S^lwJ^Tte M«rl<H”’ <•“*> NUHXin want, to know why SenaETbX.II'. Char,. -I- WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL twined, eto. uj»*g B lonK tine 'tween drinka," old Mother Earth sighed oft Saturday evening lint u the thunder cloud bunt over her after her conunous thita of fortjfthrer Joy.! The htM-torn of any character u> - , wu on the 17th at June last, ____ ______ time a'few apologetic showers have Tinted us but to tantalise. Early vegetables, corn, eto., am’now past redemp­ tion, but all late or Fall crop* may date a tiefr'ldise of ftftwhUo th® thousands of young truce set out this season, our parka, avenure. Acalready shows the revivify­ ing influence* ol the drenching they have enjoyed. A few days more, and thousands of dollars expended on our parks and gar•____ .___ __ij k—, totally lost, ir Centennial; it city on ike After all the “fire J smoke," Oftr ftr Sale Jal tie M Unit Bale f«l under th<> wea'.har. I ratart to my Tarrant's Seltter Aperient. wbieh I ka«p alvayt la th* hoatt.” WtMteM.aiut •oonontcal m wall. Ha dote aet.rMert to viiljot meatt flor raliar. Ha anw Natural rtenady. Ui tho shspu uftktaaj^ritat. ■ , BOLD BY ALL DBUGOIXTS. LAND plaster STUCCO WATER LIME . LIME AHAffi but ~imisa soiWfc'rn statioxf / Shingles Lath &c. GOING .WEST? mid be Imppy ngnin $H»7 24«xddbe eollacted in twelve yuan for a national" monument to the memory of StooewwS Jaaks m. The committee have wtaly turned that aun oxer to the Loe ■ Monument Association. A» “one good turn deaervM another," would it not be adviaabb) to mrn all Ute funds over to the rappoti of the orphans ' made by the devilish ambition of Davis, Lee, Jackson, Turner, Toombn, Gordon, and traitors of that ilk ? “Thumbs up I" We have long wrestled with our gigan­ tic intellect in endeavoring to come to some column Ufso.tta etotof ofj. Proctor Knott, in the Blaine examination, and that of the “White Liner" Blackburn in the .UjkTOdahle accusations he failed to confirm with the tesumouy of ’ Marsh and cither ductile tools. But the following bit cifdeacription of the “underdog in the fight" so fully relieves dm “g. L" afotesaid, wc present it without further intro■luction : . “A city dogwna trotting along quietly under a carriage, when a country dog. duncolored, and tangled haired, and with a derirete show off,. espied him. Without bwitetion ha sprang from his trust, and made a headlong dash fbr the snob. Whether ta mistook the length of hu stride, .or the revolution of the wheels, is not known ; but he had his month open aa-J his teeth ret in readiness for a bite, when the forward wheel struck him aud kaookad him forward, and die off horse gave him a kick and sent him back again, and the forward wheel pareed over lam a»d tasrnpd him over, and the bind wheel dimed upon hint and went grindtag'down on the other nde. This left the country dog lying on his back in tbc streets, sob­ bing with his whole heart, and thinking of green fields and umbrageous trees, aud what a spotless ass he had made of himself in the opinion of diat city dog ami hw perfecdy contented couipauions.-' The nomination ana confirmation of Gen. Baum to the position of Communion er of Internal Revenue is but one more evUnaoeof Premdeot Granfs Jeterminataffi to^phttame tai loyal man on guard," tad agurartee to. hm old comrades in uaai that tataa never forgotten die efforts they made to keep the “Union u it was." THAISSJIAST. CornW of (Mate- »•* <*«n-h SS'ElfcTiiTSJfiliJWXKSf vitl’ Uroft«iKr&Uw* A Mid. Aqneerbook. Adtlrtaa T. WILUAX ACO.. Pnb^ 1'hilt.klMia. TrrANTKD^UkMW PK11WM CAM MAKE W $300 n month Milins our l«tltr-eobyln» book. rSaffi* GM Mtlmja Prices! SALISBURY A BROSSEAU , Railroad. ter Eatou K»pU». ’ Cuteujrrr-With Gr«o4 R iweasesrt fitof Dealers tu-ell. kinds FURNITURE ClaaWkC.H.AD,-------Train No. J.toaTw Peteakt urday. All olhar train* reni MfipSaffS UptoMcry Go* Bradds Frames, Sc. st" n»_ Citi ata all ITKAD.Jrt*. Mndraar Udr«Mto S.J. GIL­ MORE. LxdJ Connntoioner, Lxwrrnee. Kanaa., ~ f’rets'mjMk MILITARY AGENCY Look here ! E petal• ia boa th Wert. „ j.' Look here I What! don't you think we can sell iSiMscS Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds dneh>er than any firtn in,(be State? tan do it, fur, with the help of We J. M. HEWES, » Summer Time Table. we guarantee Salisfactiou. llcnme furnished free to any pen*-n parehasing n Coffin worth We can give you U tter figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make the most of Mir Coffins and Furniture. Salisbury & Brosseau. . Hustiugs, 1 Ace.. 22. 75. LEARN TELEGRAPHY o»ssm:; 52yl a. at- train" haT VaUwaa ean thrvaab to ■tec. Uaifi PtM'rw A<X Haarilten. THEVIBRATOR” frrt Yijk, JitUui St Sniinai KAIUOAI. xxi-MXL HAND DAPIDS IIVItlON. Tkf RrllaMe Short Liar EANT AMD WEST. to axu nwx. : . • HAND RAPIII AU HETIOIT SOLID WEALTH! 6600.000 iN GIFTS! B^Jtitb K 1 S R Ohio" •< «*• £cht*nc ever Fr«eut«d U 1>«* Publk tb» Miehioa L*k« •***« AF ORTHITE FOR ONLY $12 We tave before us an official statement from tta Bureau of Stotisttoe, giving tlw vduto, by Custom* Districts, of Import, into, and Doreeatic ata Foreign ExjK.rtx of Merchandise from, the United Staton during the month of June, 1876. The rxjfv »>, 1 ,ntrrm,.IUl»l->i»«.'»- THE KENTUCKY tsfc., IS'1 EStag*- :s CASH BISniWTWtf CBMPANT U.T.jiunMfc xsrj£”'“ $600,006 00! st!?*®" Tbo*. T. Porter. Xx-Oovl Ky^ (iwtT^Mnnarrr. POHITIVELY NO POSTPONMKNI“ *iZUrlib£b teanu?l*?‘1 *•" not maoiikn mo ynrootE’ ur iioruroninx. " JOI.1ST. »«B* UKSKr. i.acox rx"fi•<.<;»» Au. HOl.lXf *'«* /kUW. n.< ixxivtr. »' rxxrrrx'imx. / ■» 1 ''rri‘onis nu. invros fa >«i'E LIST OF GIFTS: Council Blufis and Omaha Without Change ol Can, . jr^yTPUBTE>-ln TtoUtiny or Ondn BsMa*. in the intereste of the UaSr-ek&WB, .-taw not tarn able m mcM., SMxml a CW, BATTLI OMQJX. Miot r-Hrr-.the ctatyw made in Senator Bouiwaft'a report.” •'The jury was compced Thme unriraleil machines and repairs for tame arc supplied at lowest ffietory prices w w. ujuU •»*. j?"jr ”£“K^' FOR SALT0RTR45EONE PORTABLE STEAM SAW 1101 in gnnd «*» ONU IlKAyy .PAUl OP MVLBlhLnnU UNlAt LINE. ONE LyareMMABR, OMR iuQQV, --------"ho OSH irHAVA-w£t. LART aNQiNB, for ml. raGOoii Il ACTINGS,'MICHIGAN. rnmink'*• Si.1™, ■JfetSW* pensions ™PIN BALLS xxillml QHAXD TRUWK KXttWMY.’ WATVWht. T^KJ^f,rti' ■ miXXADO. .< A/> tazreo , kaksas.‘mat � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-21.pdf 875b65a1ffc09be7d1a10a5c8c6e5bbf PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 33. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY. AUGUST 21.1876. typpMlj Republican Bawwr GEO. M. DEWEY i.V/> PUBLISHER. Read the Record O3F" a?*xxj@: OLIVEB (BILIM PLOW | . ,.«$<•»■ SUBSCRIPTION . < iiE advertising iparirt Typo coaiWcr*! suo ; _’A> I .jo J Column I ■. n 1 SOD I • : •.. b-«I neu 1 rjmi fr.'a>'i. tti.00 J.UO | 9.001 1AD0 l _»-W s.o) 9jM I 10-001 iri.to | _M0 I2.00 I wool WM>I »M0 .ajMLjgSTg*! rlll.4 I'AFER IN ON FILM WITH 1506 Solo /jV iB/i. 304g Sold if 1871. j4/» SoLo r/ i8/$. 149/6 SoLd if 18/4. 310// Solo if 18/5, 440 /uLLy 100000 riLL Bt HtQUIHBD f 04 l8/6. Of* 44L/ 4M*W VD TUT ■ SoLo EVERY PLOW SOLD ON TRIAL Nine different Points for 1876, thus adapting the “OLIVER” to all kind of soil and work. PRICES REDUCED PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. THE TWENTY-FOURTI ANNUAL FAIR articles removed in violation of this rale. 10. Foreign articles intended for ex­ hibition shall bo marked as such, and shall not compete with those ofdoaxStic manufacture. OF TUB 11. Fancy articles and articles of do­ Barry County Agricultural mestic manufacture shall bo manufactured in tbo county by the exhibitor, to entitle Society. them to a premium. 12. .No discretionary premiums will be paid until approved by- the Executive Hastings Sept. 27tR, 28W, and 29th, Committee, and thoy may modify or re­ 1876 fuse to pay the same as they may deem proper. J3, No animals will be permitted to OFFICERS OF TUB SOCIETY compote in more than one class in the list, John Kcaglc, President. except that animals competing in pairs may John Dawson, Vice President. alao compete as single for carriages or Jno M. Nevins, Secretary. draft, and cattle computing singly may D. Sinker, Treasurer. also compete in herds. Horses owned Peter Cramer. Marshal within the county entering the special trotting dubs are not excluded from com­ peting in the regular list. D. C. Sanborn, Z. B. Hoyt. C. J. Norris, P. 14. The annual meeting of the society Brown, A. B. Pennock. will be hold at thc Court House on the 4 th Tuesday of December next. Of trolling snd running, S. J. Bidoiman. ■' 1&. All premiums not called for by Horses, T. Akoft. the 20th day of 'December next shall be Cattle, L. N. Mixer. forfeited to the Society. Sheen and Hogs, A.Ryerson. FF.KD FOP. STOCK. Floral HaU. A. J- Hams The Executive Committee take thia oc­ Fanning implements and Mechanical casion to say that ample feed for stock Departmeots, Wallace C. Kelly. Vegetable Hall, J. M. Bauer free ofchange, will be provided wilhoal fail ; and. particular paius will bo taken that, in this respect, there shall be no The 24th Annual Fair of the Barry cause for complaint. County Agricultural Society will be held WIGHT WATCH. on the grounds of the Society in the city of Hastings, on Wednesday, Thursday, A suitable police force will be kept on and Friday, Sept. -27th, 28th, and 29tb, duty at night to protect the animals and 1876. ether property which may lie left on the ground. TICKETS. Come and get one ON TRIL FROOMAN. Its Arant and Auotiowwr.—4MKa H< u>«. lluttor*. Mieh. janylTi f. S. BOWF.N, siieur S C- PRIMDLEN9T.IKY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER k LOAN ------------•— — —. ■ -tail far ax3Syl MM INIH MJiML Champion Reapers and Mowers. r. li. HOLBROOK. GREBLE & RUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS LLCII.s RI MSELL, ' rouit (Vrart C»mmU,Ioner. Joins, or .Not.ry Public. w4 Gsnand Collartar. thi National Bank. Sim* Hi.. Hart- CHAS. H. BAUER. ________________ laaylVStf BURGHER. aeltor. and Solicitor. Olio* WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. linri. Mieh IHl. C. RUSSELL. PARTNERSHIP- For frill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Rngarfl. Panned Goods, and allother Goods usually kept in Class Grocery. My prices Def^ ATV I) SEE MEI " M. UPJOHN DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. 06<*««r*-.rrM>metw tkr Borton CaA SUns. uV* h««Nfroni 10 o'aloak 4. w. W 4 9.jf. fc*a~ 8tr»ol. Ail earn will raaaive M«»t‘ ittcatluB. ' xotbtf 1>H. 11. P- PECKHAM. ’“'^’HCPHTMCIAS axdfumboM- rursic. JOHN STANLEY, ^nnel2,’76 undemIkin g Being a bUBlnras that need* a great deal of experience, rtkmbihk brothers. y After many years In tbe taulnera, «» 1 do bettor work. «‘1 Xt. Uiotwm lira mJ cther fln” *“ W. H. BtobMM. tbe ractor SURGEON, marahar with the experience of • Uf*coumtt, Mien. IS wUl always ft* *«*• P®**®*1 at‘ tcntloirtothis part bf their extensive WOOL. WOOL. CAF.DIK&. A* P DKARK’ V ± BvuiEox.-ofoi HIY8ICUM 4 P,U£k*>OIIT, harry . »iMuS2i.TJ£V,“‘» Bu,k- 8<***®u !■ “>“'S“L'RY • »KO»«B*O. -sstetKr-rf TbcEIoatric xxlMf nASTIXOS. MIC" • “■x ■ ’"*• TIltos OR CLASS NO. 3. MATCHKD HOUKS FOR OAKBIAOK BOADSTUL8. JuiMiKS—Geo. Paddleford, I. N. Keel­ er and J. C. Hanna. Best pair, 5 years or over . •7.00 Second do 4.00 5.00 Best pair, 4 years * Second do 3.00 Bost pair, 3 years 3.00 Second do 2.00 as to color, site andaction.] CLASS No. 4. mNOLK HOMBB FOR CARl Judoes—Same as cIsm 3. Best 3 years old or over Second do > CLASS 3.00 UBOOD MARES, TO BE. AO<^M. . . / COLT cm 00LT8, UNDER 3 TEARS,' ’n'J _ >1 OLD. INSTRUCTIONS TO JUDGES DdlUAM GRADES. For county horses with no record ; Best 2 h 3, half-mile beats, First premium , 8eeeU <W •us DIvWm A—Herwe WELCOME MARBLE, HOMU—MARKS 00 00 00 00 00 00 ING8 FOR All WORK. Judges—Geo Gregory, P D Sc B Barnum. Best pair, 5 yc^s old or over 17 00 Second do ■ 4 00 Best pair, 4 years old Second do Best pair, 3 year sold * 3 oo Second do 2 00 BVHNUra RACK. 8. AllraiL .m rafclly Rrtiddra u drive Aster than a walk within flte ground during tha fair, except in .the base nng> . ____ .» all Hmid IB 1 wisn IO W au ---- , -­ do U rad Oxi for 12 1-2 “»'• P" I”0”*' BROS. MATCHKD •10 5 5 3 3 2 ___ ono »nJ carry It Bare »• w. RIKEXL, Best staUion, 4 years old or over Second best do m Best stallion, 3 years old Second do Best stallion, 2 yean old Second do CLASS NO. 2. j log ns—CJ Norris, D R McElwain and C II Stone. Best brood mare lo.OO 5,00 Committee are present they shall comrti- -Second do CLASS Nd. t. tutc a quorum and may fill their committee and be authorised to award premiums, c and tbe first named on the list those present shall bo the chairman. J uno MU— Henry HoughtaKn, John J. 2. Each Viewing Committee will pro- ] Hendershot and O P Wellman. cure from tbo secretary a blank report, j Beat colt, 3 years old . ►.. •3 00 with instructions, before entering upon. ( Second do 2 00 the discharge of their duties. ORDER OF EXERCISES. Best cdtt, 2 yuan old 3. A premium will not • be ’ awarded < Wednesday, the first day of tbe ftir, will Second air 2 90 be occupied in entering and arranging when the animal or article m not worthy ‘ 2 60 < stock and other articles for exhibition and j though there shall be no competition. Second do 1 00 4. When articles of merits superior i 2 00 decorating the ball. Best sucking colt [ - Throe years old trotting will Uke place at in their character, and which are not pro- Second 1 00 do vided for in the premium list, are entered, ‘ 2 o’clock I’M. CLASS NO. T. Second day.»—At 9 o’clock the Ex­ the judges are desired to recommend dis­ 1 ecutive Committee will meet at the S cere- cretionary premiums. 5. Articles entered and marked as for­ tary'a office to fill vacancies in the View­ eign shall not compete with thoso of Judges and premiums Mme ing Committees. ■ AtlOj o’clock A M the Judges begin domestic manufacture ; but may if cos- I6. 'CLASS NO. 8. their examinations; the viewing of horse* siderad worthy by the judges, ba recoinin die ring will also commence at 11 mentd to notice. HTALLIOXB WITH COLTS. 1 6. Viewing committees are required o'clock. • ' . to make their report to the Secretary at The County trot (No. 1 ) wfll begin al Stallion with five best soaking oelta 15.00, 2 o'clock 1‘ M to be followed by ladies 12 o'clock of the third day of the fair, if 1 CLASS NO. 9. possible. riding and driving. . 7.. Judges of cattle and boraes will WAI.KXKA. Third day.—-The double team trot will come off at 2 o’clock P M to l»e followed please have the ribbons tied upon the Judges—C W Taylor, Geo. » Hoort animals before sending tlicm from the and Isaac Cunningham. by running race. ringBeet walking team to wagon 15 00 GNMKRAIa RULES. 8. Awarding Committee will designate Second best do 3 00 1 All competitors for premiums, judges1 the award of premiums as follow ; and officers, shall be residents of the county Division B—Jacks and Muh. 1st premium, a blue ribbon or eord; 2d, and mambeni of the society and no inter- red ribbon; special, yellow ribbon ; which Judges—Same as Class 9. ’ cetcd party shall pass judgment on proper­’ badges can be procured at the Secretapr's Bent Jack •3 00 ty that he or hie family exhibit. Second beat do 2 00 office. 2. All animals and articles intended' *5 oo fl. Superintendents are strictly for- Best mule team for exhibition shall be entered oh Wed-• bidden to convey any infomatloa with Second best do 2 00 uuediy die first day pf dm foir, at the' reference to the ownership of animals at Best mule colt, 2 years old office of the Secretary. No deviation ran1 articles on exhibition in their several de- Second best do be made from this rule. Beit / partmenta. . Best do, uo, 1 year old or 3. Exhibitors will be careful to have 10. Exhibitors <ofthoroudi-brod stock Second beat do their articles and animals arranged in theirr are requested to furnish mish a _pedigree_____ of the -Best sacking odlt 2 «Q I 00 proper places and in season, other wise1 same to the Secretary. Second best do they will bo overlooked by tbe Viewing LIST OF PREMIUMS. Division C—Cattla. Committee. CLAS8 NO. 1. 4. Cards will bo fnrn’wljcd with num­ HORSES TOR BTKRD. bers m entered st the Secretary’s office, Judges—Burton King, Miner Mead, DURHAMS. which should bo placed on or near the T Altoft. animals or articles exhibited so that tbe TROTTING NO. 1. judges will have no difficulty in finding For county horses that have never made Beet Bull, 4 years or < th 5^ Exhibitors ofhorses will take notice <4 60 3 minulra ' ■ ' 8 00 Beet bull, 3 years that n sign will be raised in the center of Best 3 in 6, mile heats, in harness, the ring designating the dam of honwi First premium . >1600Second best do Second do 1000Best bull, 2 Years 3 06 Third 500Second best do 3 00 Best bull, 1 year old brought into the ring and there remain TROTTING NO. 2. 2 00 Second best do until the judges have decided upon their Three year old cdts in harnem, & 60 merit*. ' ‘ Beat 3 in 5, half-mile heats 6. Any animal, farm or article taking First Premium ‘•4 eo Best heifer, 2 years old the Gist premiums at any fair, shall, if con 3 00 Seacudbesi do Second do Best heifer, 1 year old . . so- 3. Second do TROTTING TEAM. after receiving said premium, shall again Best bull calf bo entitled to coiswte ftewid premium. .Best 2 in 3,1 mBe.1i sate. 7. All anima* and RrtWes offered for First Premium . exhibition shall be tbe LaMjMe property Second “ Srarad braid. af the exhibitor ; nroyided -hat any firm CLASS NO. 2. or company doing business as such may Tickets of Membership (not transfer able) 51.00 will admit members of one family cxclorivo of sons over 21 years of age, during the continuance of the fair; Single tickets, good for one adtnimion, 25 cents. Children over eight and under twelve years, 10 cents. All tickets at­ tempted to be used, axc^t by the person to whom they belong, wiB be forfeited. Tickets can be had oftha Treasurer. Genuine Mishwaka Double Shovels, Harrows, Road Scrapers, 50yl WHOLE NO. 1076- can be taken from the grounds CLASS NO. 1. 50 Second do STALLIONS.. Second i—D B Pratt, Geo Wintermute, [00 roo �0 A.ol.ta.**, J * a» •xCWTiylor. *-* >™ Ugbl BrJuwu, liuk Bnbun, Oo*im, BHT Coduiu, WHte CoSdiu- BlukCodiiu.. ului Huwbwrg, n,l~ '----- Goklur Huobwrg, White Whole System. >■- Rble hm bvM "Uta Mr. Covk » rfib. Cmuuito rt* H » <•*<• <* DRETJC- 1 CLASS NO. 4. Bert pair Aylrebsry ducks Second db Bert pair R<-ea docks Secoad do Bulpirrr,-. groat iibsralrtf of IM1MM IMm e«IW Io ill ofcU vtalinv be bn Un fond pruwglnd rSciwo* in Be N. B—All utidn TOlCTeJ nulvr Ihi. kul vnu b. qxcilM vbatlxr BMk by hud or nuchiuc. 1'rrmi.m. will oo* be pud for mcreautile or mill lorry utieloo unlaw nuiofoctured wi*bio lb. county. Division H—Grein* nd Vegetable*. CLASS NO. 1. Judge.—J SlinebeoBb, GeoWWilwx, Z B Hoyt. Best 5 bu white wheat • 4 00 Second do 2 00 Third “ 1 00 Best S bu red wheat, 4 00 Second do 2 00 Third “ I oo Best bu dent corn, 1 oo Second do, 5® Beat bu flint corn, 1 oo Second do 5o Beat bu white juts, 1 o® Second do, Bo Best bu black caita, 1 oo 5o 1 50 Second do, Best bu barley, ’ 1 00 5o 1 00 Secooddo, Bert bu white besiM, 1 oo Second do, 5o Bert half dozen long blood breU, 5o * " M turnip “ 5o “ ** “ sugar “ 5o Bert pair bronze turkeys 2 OU Second do 1 0C Bert pair common turkeys 1 00 Second do 75 DMdtm E — MeohMke! Deportment. Jcdgbl—C W Bassett, Moses Shultz, J C Hanna. Bert yoke, working oxen |C 00 Bem IM homeahoenaHa Ssesoddo 4 00 Best ox Vkc Bert pair, 4 yeara old steen 4 00 Beet churn; 3.00 2 00 Best fat cow Secowd do ) . t, . • i‘-fcLABSNO. 9. ButbewlA. Best core-i idler Best horse rake Best rix brooms Best harrow for two horetw Best pump* »3 00 2 00 3 00 CLASS NO. 2. Bert milch cow Sewnddo CLASS NO. 10. •4 00 3 IM) Bert 5 Nil blooded cattle . •10 00 Bent 5 grade cattle to be owned by oawUdirUnalSy'ascM^OTre 5'00 efiRMW/ir. . jj ' ' ' ■ ’ aPKiAi. rintiCM.' .. ' „ >| Judges—Lewis Wilrox. son. Mia^Mssd. Beat sing, e harness Bert double harnre.N . Bert ridiag briAe Best pdx calf hosts Best pair kip boots Bert pair ioarse boots Bert pair ’ adisa gaiten or ahoe< Besi; dress coat Best pair penta saner, rutx wool and oaadm. Judges—Porter Barton J R Powi Melvin Williams. Best Spanish buck, full blood S3 rur I ice l rewamr, WILLIAM A. WHEELER, . of New York. /V IVuUulAW BMn. HENRY W. LORD. VfHJ-IAM A. HOWARD, . WILLIAM DORLTZ. CHAR. H. HUFF, PRESTON MITCHELL. DELOS PHILLIPS. JACOB DES HERDER. CHARLES KIPP; JEREMIAH JENKS. BENTON HANCHETT, WILLIAM DUNHAM. State Tirtel. For Gonraor, CHARLES M. CROSWELL Fur Auditor General. RALPH ELY. of Gratiot. saaiMHWcr oj the State Lainl Frails. CLASS NO. 2. Q K Beemer. G W Gregory, Jmi^n—John Morga. D W EDia, Wm. CLA^S NO. 1. Fur Frttiii'-nl, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. ur Lieutenant Ganraor, ALONZO SESSIONS. of Ionia. . Fur Secretary of State, EBRNRZER G D. HOLDEN, of Kent For State Treat"pre. WILLJAM B. MoCREKRY, Articles enumerated in this class must be the work of our county mechanics m/lch 'co**. Nalinal RepsMicaa TicIeL Bert perk barrels Best straw hat Bert specimen wood turning Most and bert flour from 2 bimheh of wheat Bert ax helve Bat pine door Bert window bhods Bert widow meh Bal lot tin ware Best Italian marble Bert American, marble Beat 6 or more Northern Spy Best 6 or more Red Baldwin Best 6 or more Steel’s winter red Best 6 or more Wagner Best G or more R I Greening Best 6 or more Winter Pippin Bert 6 or mon Golden russet Best 5 or more King of Tomp­ kins county Best “ “ *• “ CLASS NO. 3 2 00 Judges—A A Kelly, A 0 1 00 Badcosk. 1 co Beet two bo*\e wagon Second du • . Bert two Lorie carriage Second do f BENJAMIN F. PARTRIDGE. of Bay. Fur Attunry UtKnil, OTTO KIRCHNER. , . . - °f Wayne. . . ., For Siitmalnulent of IStlJie Inttraction, HORACE S. TARBELL, of Saginaw. For 'Member of State. Boon! of Eduatlion. WITTER J. BAXTER, of Hillsdale. Cnpaaml Ticta. diubuge of rr<ry dwij dnbttbal uStau fo duties devolring on him to ths entire sat* iafsetion of his immediate ourtitneats, and the peopteef the State. Of Mb deettion by at kart 2,oou m^onty there as eo _ pusaiNs doubt. n County Committee, the. Republicans of i tbe county of Rany met in ereivcMica st i 12 o’clock al mwn on fialurdsy l*h, inot and were ctlled to order by Ifau Dan- i id Striker, ckrfrtea of th* enemy euwmiUee, on whose oominatiun Samuel J. Bidkansn was chosen temporary dwirman. OemotioerfJ.<W..Va«>manT. B. Dia ( mond was girted Temporary Secretary. J Oamotioe of I. W. Vrooman the ehair | was authorised to apjXHUt a committee of ] three ou <xrd«ti*l«. .Tbo efcab i^oint- ] cd as said committee I. W. Vtoomaa, J. ■ W. Briggs and W. H. Jcwdl. . j 0>w4m>^&IL MaUory?E. P. M>tbxy.*M ehvir I -SL.^ John H. ■’ Barnum .nd Earl. Hon. John M. Neximi submitted tbe following rendition, which ' was received and laid on the table on mouoa cf John J. Perkins. ... Rcrolred. Tha tbe Cotmty Commstec consist of a chairman to be elected by balio:, and one member from each -town- VALUABLE INFORMATIOS. On motion of C. B. Benham the Coatttim adjourn until half past one o’ctock. Lwai W,xszszzr । VEQETINE is Sold by ill DRUGGISTS. Haanarn. A«f- U. »?»■ Roma or aammi: Under thacaption of ••artnUar.” . foe NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Democrat* and Utorals of Barry Coast/'— an ex-Provost Harebell who made hla -un( odioer in Grand Rapid* whflo ta the employ of the Gcvcrncscat during the war, and Vho WINSLOWS STEAM WARBLE WORKS 6 or more Maiden’s blush 6 or more Rambo K or more Fall Pippin G or more Sweet Bough 6 or more Pean '/Tret Oatrici, JOSEPH W.8TINCHCOMB. 2 00 B 00 2 00 2 00 1 00 3 00 2 00 3 00 2 OO 2 00 1 00 3 0Q 2 00 |be the work of our county mechanics. 3 W Division F—Table Refreshments. Judgw—John H Dcub, Mre Oso W Mta Aa& J0HK< 'BfWK ““ LADIES MIMMQ AMD DXIVIMU. Jwipv J N Kuln, A C Ture, J K Wilcox. Bert Ridmg Second do Bert driving fcsrnwd do Namm to be swtsrsdoa the tai day thsfiur. . f. } Jm -M Nuvrxa,—Secretary. -M^SCL’DDKK CHARLES ° AW«AADn*^ nAN™S.BO^KN lorf wluu bnwd. milk or uh »1 00 Bert hop rising bread do corn bread do collection of cake made by exhibitor do 3 Ito butter made in June Dispensary, ImS nUHOLOCV. SI© 3 Off** �about the count?. . The Convention met persuant tojsdjournment the president pro tern in the ohal Tbe Cemmlttoo on credential aubmlttod the following report which was accepted and adopted as follows .- Aaarnia—Wm. H. Jowell, Jaa. Billie, Artemua W. Chapin, Thoe. H. Bartram * BaLTruoea—D, C. Seaborn. Chas. M. Mack R.O. Rice. Geo. Paddelford. Whale number of volbi ■ M Of which Wm. M. Scudder resolved W. r. ata. ... . [J John Hotchkiss >. James D. Benham . « g Thomae IT. Bratram •• Ou uifo, <,rt. „ Dl.„^ u. uninlln then proceeded to a formal ballot pending which the aamee of John Hotchkbeaad Thom•0 H. Bnatram were withdrawn. The ballot reoultad ae follows; Of which Wm. M Scuddcr received gv W. P. Sidnam 1(J James D. Benham *‘ <• 7 On motion of L. A. Nichols Wm. M. Scud­ <Umti»-j. M. B^m. D w Ron„ t H. Bisson, F. L. Pilhbury. der was declared the unanimous nominee of Camxrrox—Friend Soules. Dr. Harber. L. • he convention for Register of Deeds . city beat the "White Caps" of J. Wheeler, K H. Mallory The Convention then proceeded to an in­ ,l.ip by a score of 38 to 18. formal baUot for Proeecuing Attorney with Hasviscs Tuwxauir—8. J. Bidloman, Klam ths following result; > will b>* represented on the Crook, W. HponaUe, C. D. Benham. Whole No. of,votes Ilarrisos City, of which Charles H. Bauer received 65 llarrsy Wright •* 7 L Russell .. . ! On motion of 1. W. Vrooman Charles H. Bauer was declared duly nominated unanin- R*nax—Adam Elliott, Lucius Polly, Asa W. Aldrich, A. D. Cadwallader. Cock, C. V. Rotansonlavixo—H. 8. Widgcr, Jacob Jordan, B. J. Trego, L. B. Ililh. Jonsrown— Wm. BnrroegM, A. H Deway. Edgar E. Nye. Lewis Drew. Marut Gaora—Abel Simonds, M. D. I’alr I gstuc uf base ball on Wednesday 4 on the fair grounds in this city, mer, L. B. Potter. E. G. Potter. OsAoarriiXB—Jm. W. Ho»*htaUn, Joo. H e -ilippers" of Hastings, and the Eerie. L. A. Nichols, T. B. Diamond. PnanHriLu—Jno. J< Perkins. W. W. BngHe litre* and Wheeler <Tub of this 'city bee. Washington Coojwr. Robert Manhall. Bctuso—David L. Hoes, Lewis WUcox, sill imet st the.CoMrt House on Friday even­ H. N. Monroe, J. R, Dudley. ing of lids week at 8 o’clock. A good speakTnoaxarrui—M. T Dowling. Fred. .Alexan­ e wRl to present, and business of importance der, Jno. C. Smith. F. H. DeGolia. will route before the meeting. By order of Woodlsxd—E. P. Barnum..8. Haight, Ja­ ib»Fxs.m.»t ('"mmittee. ! cob Osmun, Jao. W. Holmes, q fho Hon. A. C. Towne, the Representative * “ Briggs. Chas. of the SHith Di-lricl of this county has a /kse lAmos R. Bingseholawhip t >r wine deserving young man int’ut I uurillc. Kentucky, Medical College. - one -hairing the position should apply The ••Sin’’ toite l'*ll club of this oily won a victory .“.t the "May Flowers" of Hostings township nt the grounds of the latter eluh. n... on Saturday evening. He la an jeiU-r. andwiake. a Rae impression on .>'iK-c. Time and space forbids any ex,1 O'ti.e. but the ufteuer that speech is red prior io rhe election, the larger the thesis ms-oriiy in the Hute will be. HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE, Maple Grove, Benj.F., Pieroe. Carlton. Jacob Odell. Johnstown. L. M. Dewey. Orangeville, S.E. Bowes. Irving, Jacob Jordan. ’ Woodland, D. B. Kilpatrick. Yankee Springs, Chancy H. Noyes. Castleton, W. H. Devine. Prairieville, John J. Perkins. Rutland, Albert E, Bull. Thurnapple, P. W. Nlskeni. Hastings, Geo. W. Brown. (Sty 1st ward, L. C. Beadle. We desire to call your attention to our stock of strictly rrn e zrrrt 1 C'T U* dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS, We believeii is for the interest of our. Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MEDICINES. We have a large stock of 3d, •- A. Philo Drake. 4th, •• I. W, Vrooman The report wm accepted and adopted. The convontien them proceeded to an infor­ mal voted for Senator, which resulted in 5 votes for Hon. D. R. Cook. 8 votes for Hon. George K. Beamer, and 11 blanks. Voted to proceed to a formal vote which resulted In giving Mr. Cook V votes, Mr. Beamei 9. and It blanks. On the second formal Ballot Mr. Cook had 10 votes, Mr. Beamer 8 votes and ’blank 11 votes. On tbe third formal ballot, Mr. Cook received 19 votes, and Mr. Beamer 10 votes, wherefore lion. David R. Cook was declared unanimously nominated as the candidate for State Benalor. The Convention election as a Senatorial com­ mittee for the ensuing two years, Hon. A. K. Warren and Frank A. Hooker of Eaton county, and I. W. Vrooman of Barry rijjinty. On motion of I. W. Vroomafijl was voted W. H. Rayford •« g that fature conventions be held alternately at E. A. Holbrook <• 6 Charlotte and Hastings. James Clark •• , o There being no father business the conven­ Lucins Russell *• 4 tion adjourned tint Jti. Asa K. Warren K. C. Barnum ** 4 President. P. W. Niskern Secretary. On motion of Charles V. Robinson, A lento D. Cadwallader was declared the unanimous County Correspondence. ncminee for one of the Circuit Court Commie- The Convention then proceeded to an infor­ mal ballot for another Circuit Court Commis­ sioner, with Iho following result. Whole No. of votes 69Of which Philip W. Niskern received, 41 Lucius Russell 6 E. A. Holbrook •• 4 Samuel J. Biddltmen for Becntary, T. B. Dia­ mond and . the nomination a 'officers in the Wm. n. Hay lord ■■ C constitutional order, which wds accepted and Wm. Burgher 1 adopted* • On motion nf John W. Briggs, Phillip W. The chair appointed as Tel*tra. C. B. Ben­ Niskern was declared the unanimous nominee ham. Lenis Wilcox end 1. W^'roeman. On motion ot I. W. Vroans s. the conven­ tion proceeded to an informi ballot fur sherrsff whleh resulted as follows1 farmtrs arc busy getting their land ready for seeding. The sound of the threshing ma­ chine la heard every day, and the farmer •eacheth in vain forhls new jack-knife, end bewaiielh the loss of his handsaw and chains. Verily ho hath hard thoughts concerning, the There was a Sunday school plc-nio at Deep Lake, bn Sat unlay last, in whleh three schools from Yankee Springs and one from this town­ ship participated. A good time was had, I There is a funeral in our township to-day, which was Mcnsionel by the use of liquor, On motion offriend Soles, Joseph Cole was and of a person whs was not used to getting nou^nated by acclimation for Coroner. Hi Aug. 21. I87fi. Also, on motion T. B. Diamond. Capt. Curtis II H •tl'rfor it.o people to know just A short lime ago 1 noticed iu the columns of Perry was nominated by acclimation for oorin 1 of a ref.irmor Tilden is. and with the Baxsaa a letter from a saloon kesper, in­ ire he guards the rights . of others. voking the protection of the law and denouno>f of ihi* h^ine state a fart well known ta*.thal class otmen who profoe to.buy Ahgto ii. t!>c uiunth of February. 1870. a poison by the quantity. This funeral brings lady then a resident of this township. that communication to my mind, and in an Of which John Q. Creesy w ducedby Hon. John M. Nevins was taken unpleasant manner; for the man who sells Henry Houghtalin from the table, and amended by striking out the liquor.is not one who has any provocation to Asa W. Aldrich words "by ballot" and adopted, and the follow, ask for ths protection of the strong arm of the ing gentlemen elected as the County Commit- law, Rather should, speh an appeal eome from On motion of I. W. Vrooma . John Q. Creasy suffering wlvet and children, of from the wid­ was declared unanimously nf slanted. ows and orphans of the miserable unfortun­ On motion of J.W. Rogers, the Convention ates who foil to resist the calls ofan accused approceeded to an Informal ballot for Judge of etHe. and go down to premature graves, leavBarry—E. F. Manly. Probate, with the following rombt . ingbehind them sorrow sad distress. Would Carlton—J. M. Bogers. it not look out of place for a thief to seek the Castleton—John Keaglv. HtCBtiy cheating the widow out of her non. Of which Clement Smith received 82 aid of a polieman to arrest the. victim of his robHastings—C. B. Benham. while S. J. Tilden, the people's champion ory because he had given such a victim a Sherman C. Prindle Hastings City—John M. Nevins. and refoim candidate is in poseeaaioa of drink of water! Yet here is a man who does Levi M. Dewey ' li“ 23 Hope—A. M. Armonr not giv^his patrons anything for their pro­ On motUn of E. H. Mallory (he couventi.n Irving—L. B.TIill. perty but that whleh destory* them, body and proceeded to a formal ballot for Judge of Pro­ Johnstown—E. F. Nye. soul, and sends them out upon the world total bate with the following result, Maple Grove—L B Potter wrecks, unfit for mental or bodily toil, euroes Whole No. of votes. M Orangeville—J W Houghtalin Of which Clement Smith received 3» Prarievillo—John J Perkins Rutland—Jacob R Dudley Levi M. Dewey " u them — and this man wants the protection Thornapple -P W Niskern •gsr. for the week cn<lh»<Aug. 22. 1876, and On motion of E. H. Mallory. He^enl Smith Woodland—J W Holmre of the law I Jut thiak of it for a moment I The «sch’ dated Aug. 8. !H7«?^irnished this was declared the unanimous nominee for the Yankee Springs—John W Briggs man whuee wares make thieves and murder­ paper by C..4 A Cux Solicitors ot Patents, office cl Judge of Probate. Hon E G D Holden was then introduoed ers, fill our prisoti, alnuhob.es. jails and Wmhiogtvu, 1). C. nd briefly addressed the Convention. The Convention then took an informal vote Whereupon tbeCcnvcutmn adjourned nine insane asylums and doom hundreds ofthous!i Msihcr Mop Handle Detroit for County Clerk, with tha ftbowiag result. ■uula of men, women and children to hunger cold and misery— thia man wants the law to keep him from being disturbed in his soul destroying, hell deMrvlng. buiinees I Was J Reed Lubricator Kalamatoo Enoch Andras “ 84 ever such an accursed mockery presented to The Senatorial Convention. P Kn.iel Wash Bench Grand Rapids Geo. H. Brooks ' “ a civilised people ! Yet our license law says J Sehslncr Whip Socket Saline Travers Phillips . to the rumsellcr as plainly as if it were drawn M Treier Chum Dasher Detroit On motion of E. H. Mallory the convention Pcrsaant to call, the Senatorial Conven­ on the statute book in ao many worda: "Here, reloaded to a formal vote foe Coanly Clerk tion for this, the fifteenth district, mol at you take this Indulgence; tell men liquor.- get F>rsl Representative District Convtn- with the fbUowing result­ Nashville, iij)lhta roanty, on Friday ‘ba 18th them drank and then send them before my Whale number of votes -“ Inst at 12 o’clock M. and was called to otder courts and I will fine them, imprison tltem, tion, Of which Enoch Andrus reasivod by Hen. David R. Cbok. chairman of the san­ hang them, as the case may demand, and you Wm. H. Powers “ 8* atoria! committee, e« whose nomination, Hon. shall be held guiltless." Thorn la thia excuse Lawls Durkee " . I1 Asa K. Wartmuar Eaton Oemty was etaeted for ids endeavera to malcohla fearful railing tot to «l! ana was called to order by Geo. T. PhHIlpe M plausible before the people through the press— M. l*e*cyKchairman ufthe District jCoaunUE. A. Moibrook “ On taking tbo ehair, Dr. Warren address a power wh ich should only mention his name At this tUge of the Convention Mr. tre »ad organised by the election of John H. !»>■«,. "<™»« >k“k.r»r b*y, as chairmsn and Frank E. Doty as Durkee withdrew Ms name. -a uaaif <i» Tbo ° l formal ballot reseltod as follow* '• MCTttsry. tion aet judlriously, and harmoniously in all Whole No. of voles The committee on credential reported a full their proceedings. of which Enoch Andrus received • M dtieptiun in attendance. On motion of I. W. Vrooman. Phillip W. The Gonventicn then proceeded to ballot Ninkwn of Barry County, was elected Secre'or Representative with the following ‘ Whole No. of votes . ttfwh^h Josept, w. 8tinchcomb Whole No. of votes Of which John Q. Cressr reweired H. Houghtalin received ' Joseph Cole " Ass W. Aldrica •• J Joshua W. Green “ •« The convention then preces ballot fur sheriff, which result Hiram Coleman roc-riTed. •• ^ncl J. Bidleman •• . informal ballot resulted as follows: "hole No. uf vote* gi •Udl H'»hvd Jones received 11 Jomph W. Ftinchcomb “ IS Hinm Coleman •• ; . Cer*’'Ti’ion then proceeded tn a formal JLWUth •*Wlsws: .• ’’’nth JoMpl, w. Ntinehcomb received 18 ’bfoaol Jones .. 14 U"n' d*cbr*1 dply nominated. . , >roli’a ehair appoiwtod tbe follow*^»di’irkt<wmmilUet Goo. M. Dewey ^®">K Klanton, and John F. Holbrook. ‘•’“’sniion then adjountod mw ’* riasev r-Jo“ ChMmw, ’ E. low. Secretary. . Milo L. Williams J. J. Perkins ^'LX'.r ■Uoa b~- “• ta. ** * ’’ “• u0“ ** “ -Ilk IM I WM4.lU.-t t -M* O~. V. »«"’ —1—1 Milo T. Wherivr ’ " Milo L. WilliawH Bought very low and WE' will sell, them at prices that will please the closest buyer. BARNES & COMPANY. xxiSlyl flCKFOHB >°MATJC \Jnitte* local SVjijiejj police; OILS. .. i« Third, Fourth Charles M. Atkins, DaridW. Bhailer mi. J.W. Muegrsve will see on Orrin E Packard Vermontville, R- N. GriswoldChaster. F. V- I’l”™. fca, 1>«tM ifckta—>. M.M Walton, A. K- Warren. 1—< ■ u—. u- Lui OILS. For Machinery. I have a large stock of Parc Castor Oil. Pure I*ard CHI. Pure Golden Oil. Bought since the last decline in prices. Call and examine goods and price*. You will gain by it.. People’s Drug Store. W. H. Goodtbar. THE BICKFORB AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machins t For. Salk—a Bae mare and colt. Time will be given if desired for an appro­ ved note. Inquire of Morgan Jones. ^xiBtf >u want the tost Havana I______________________ ’. Roberts? for them. M 45 t Riekard Jones Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, * Golden Oil, Black Oil, Cigara Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the beat n the market A full supply at J. P. Roberta’. ___ John Stanley says that until Ten-drinks & Oo., ure elected, he is going to sell Gro­ ceries cheaper then ever, and of the very best quality. Tea a speciality. Wines and Liquors for mcdicinal'and wechani cal purposes, that arc strickly pure, cou- £5^2^ ' Two good milch cows and a few sheep for sale. xxi29tf _____ ________ If noy body wnnts a pleasant act down and a quid glass of Lemonade or somothhig “more cheering" why just let them call at Ralph Jordon's, an? -— u* gnitificd. xxi261 All kinds of fruit', candies, nota and raisins, for sale at the Ibwert prieqa by John Stanley. M. D. Rtwd desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, -where ho may be found nt all houni ot any day, ready to do any work, in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the beat buggy ever seen in the county 61 Barry. Don’t forget the phee; in _tbe shop with Jason Rich & Bro., corner o. Church and Railroad Street. XXBtf CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS Will, of course, wish to aee al] the ri«b» comfortably and cheaply. To this end tha Canada SotUhcru R’y Coaapaay has, through its connections in tbe West and Northwest, placed on seta a Urge number of I Tova^ra* Exccmiom Ticxxn at gnsatlg rw dcced rates, by which paseetigers can . Mt only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia. but ran, in addition, visit the pj4»cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of stopping at any of tbo great number ef fa­ mous resorts in New York and Pennsylvania The Canada Norn therm Is the onto Dap from the West running directly to Niagara Falls, giving passengers, from the train, B wonderful panoramic view of tho ly at the Falls. Tbe traek of the Cut*4kt Nonthera is an airline, laid with steel rails of the heaviest pattern,- there ore M curves or grades; wood is used for ftrel; Coaches are furnished with the Wioehell Patent Ventilator, ensuring ~ ' from dust. With iu com] magnificent Parlor, “ go, Detroit amd Toledo, and Ita con­ nections at NlagnraFalhiawl Ballalo with the New Tork CcatnU aad Erie Railways, the Canada Stmihera is fast l»ecoming the favorite Hoc to Ike-East Tickets via this popular line ban be procured at all offices nf cunnoctiag SPECIAL NOTICE. lines, or at the Company'aown offices. ■ Any informatiou can be obtalnsQ by n4r dressing . TbmewbouM Hoststtor'r Stomach Bitten as a FR.iNKR.SN0W, means of lav Uro ratios sad nreteettoa aaairet dis­ Gen l Pare, and TleMAgn. ease, invariably real* an atupls harvest ef health. Dlreetion. exeretion and secretion are rendered resulsr and vtaorons by this raUn« tonic and altemtire. and ths eseratials of hsalth belnr se­ cured. that blMttac naturally follows. Nervous diseasM. intermittent and remittent fsven. rheu- Remember all acccunte and notes are doe and we most and will have our pay. Smith, Mankk k Prkxtox. xxiSOdw �OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER brilliant dap for the Exhibition. With a, 1 noticeable increase of- vimton, a regular which panorama of new' attractions and the “de- Egyptian figures and inaciptions, Qtfulol” kred of weather--cicept one or deseib®' her ladyship as a “*»«’“ । family. The inscriptions1 vc I number ofinteresting biographical staib, and con‘------Book of the USEd upon 1U journey «>>«■ Prof. KioS tain extracts from the Tbo Dead'’ or ‘-Ritual of the Dead.’ succeeded in launching his mammoth airPrinocss is without a doubt over yeans old, and is one of the bort preserved mummies on exhibition. Vkhas. X in B^ffdo, N- Y., in 1873- and has made eight aseentiurei preuous to this one. Several carrier pigeons were taken along on the trip. The first was let loose as the baliuoo ascended, Uing a sig­ nal for.the owaerof tho birr’s to bo on the lookout for the othara to follow. Tho second bsaring a mereage dated 645 P. M., and sitting that an elevation of 3,000 feet Yti4..bom attained, rahchcd its home in •wletAi mieutM. In starting tbe cxcurHionisla had failed to provide themselves with a cup for drinking purposes, and when near Norristown, Pa., a landing was effectand a pwrehase made uf the necessary article- The balloon ascended spin and look a westerly direction, landing near Perth Amboy, New Jerry, at 0 o’clock Tbe regular aeries of historical sketches of the fllata by orator* appointed by the different Governors was rammed -.on Wednesday when Hon. E. D. Mansfield deliverer! a description of the past and the present of the State of Ohio, commancing wlthita partial exploration by Moravian «ud Jesuit BMeourisa ouehundred years ago, three btiag followed by pioneers from the Colonies. He said that from that day its developement had advanced unlit now the State stood forward as thefirst in agricul­ tural importance, raising five times as much ’new advertisments. G. P. Rowell a Go’s. Column. -V AGENTS WARTED I0R THE GRIAT STEBBINS BRO’S. \Keep It. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Hahtinuh, July 18,187G STEINHOFF & WCOD Tarrant’s Seltser Aperient. mNITtfRE! Respectfully announces Of every Description which we that he has again engaged can cell cheaper than any hows ■ in Bar­ County, for these reason-*: in the DRUG TRJIDR, ahd ry’1st, Because wo have no rent I» pay has in stock and daily arriv­ 21. Because we make the mo*l «>f out ing, a fresh and genuine goods ourselves. Stock of Drugs and Medi­ 3d. Because we keep the best o workcines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods- and in fact a com­ 4tlx. BocauM* we warrant all goods we plete Stock of Druggist’s make. We acll none of thia cbeajwande Fur­ Merchandise which he offers niture that is made by machinery. The to the people at greatly Re goods we make is made by hand, and duced Prices. warranted. We In rite all persons to REMEMBER,the Feo call and Inspect our goods, for they al plFs Drug S tore isdi- bear Inspection. No trouble at all goods. rectly opposite Empire Block. show Parties having Pictures to irawo One door east of Spauldings would do well tog 'them framed of us A F»»u ofnainl bcalth .uukU how i «1 and.r Uc weather. X rant to my Where you will find nU kinds of rhkh I k MP alwan la thahoue.” Wire uai PROBATE ORDER. BTATBUF MICHlOAJt. Ornate* I nj we can do It P ..-rood Cheaper than ijiy house in J’ ./ County. We keep 5>e Largest auu Brat elected stock of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOVLDjnqb, Brackets, PAna-HoLin EJW. WALl.-PoCKb.TH, SLIPTKE- * , Hoijjkkh, and everything In tbe Furniture line. We Invite all |>erw>us to call and look Peerless Milk Safer. European nations and exceeding Penn­ sylvania and New York io the raising of donestic animals. Tbe coal fields of Ohio surpass those of Groat Britain, being over 10,000 square miles in extent, while ths State has over 4,000 square miles of iron, or enough to supply the population of the entire, continent for ages. 5,000 miles of railway and 42,000 miles of river and lake coast are within the State boundaries. In educational advantages for the young and in the proportion of her youth attending school Ohio claims to show a brighter record than Pennsylvania, New York, or the New EnglandJSiates. The proportion Any one that hu a l.lt.r to of school childn■n to the population under OO-, 17*TriJ 21 years and of an age to attend school is as one to every 4 2-10. In Illinois the proportion is one to 4 3-10; in PannvyiTania, one to 4 8-10; in New York, one to 5 2-10 ; and in Massachusetts and CanHOMESTEADS. Corner of Slat. at>J Church cLi necticut, one to 5 4-10; thus showing that the educational advance is more rapid in Offer for Sate^l tie Lowest Rate tbs West than in the East. The lecturer L4ND PLASTER enlarged upon the extensive manufactures, religious and charitable institutions of STOCCO Ohio, the Statu having 6,400 churches THE NEW YORK and a number of benefactions for eleemos­ WATER HIE ynary purposes. The fertility of the soil IHE AHAIR and great resources of tbe State in coal and iron were specially commented upon. Shingles Lath &c. ' To change tha subject; a valuable and in­ teresting addition bf stuffed animals is just made to the Ohio display in the Mineral Annex to the main Building. Tho col­ lection consisted of a gorilla, shot on the Gaboon river by Dr. Chall, during his exploration! into Central Africa; a kanga­ roo rat, from Australia; a BraxiEan ant­ eater, the raleopithecos, a native of the Philippine Islands, and thekaolo, a native (’arrUge Shop of Australia. Jefferson St, Hastings* Mich. It is estimated that over 500 persons per day visit the Egyptian Princess in the tiekat ofice north of Machinery Hail. THE EHEMT OF DISEASE! This lady arrived several weeks ago, and since then has motived calls from thous­ ands of reprraeutatives of all nations; but her advent was w unbonded, and the has TO MAS AMD UKAST kept so onirt sinee being conveyed to the International city, that were it not for the placards near the north-east corner of machitMry Hall very fisw would be awaresfher prestnee. Attracted by these anaoaneements, however, thf visitor natnrxlly follows the direction of tha index X STOOD the test of 40 i LARS. fingae on one cud of the card, and by this GraadnlSchwe T.rPrtMcL.-d tn. the Pnhli# 9 NO SOXK IT WILL thoughtful precaution thousands bare been NOT HEAL. NO LAMRKBH8 IT led to pay a visit to a personage who might WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE, NO otherwise have eicaped attention. The lady £H?s3J#AT afflicts the in-: bcradf is said to have once been very beau °rv THE BODY OF A THE KENTUCKY HOME OR OTHER DOMESTIC ANt iftd, but the hand of time has not touch­ ed lightly bar delicate features and not CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY IKAJ^THAT t,OPfi not YIELD TO.ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ ccaa her moot enthusiastic admirers would TLE. COSTING 25c., 50c., or 31.00 MWveotare to call her young. Her SAVED THE LIFE OF drees poMcsan all the charaiteriiUics of A HUMAN BE1XG. AND RESTOK­ E^rptian cloth, and though decidedly inED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. artaatic, baa evidently answered all tlie XXtejl__ purpeaea for whieh it was first intended. POSITIVELY CURED. Tbe Princesa is’ now neither lovely nor vivacious, though there i.v no reason to btiirve that in years gone by she wm not aa adapt in all thorn little arts which Tho.. P. ?ort«r. Ex-Got. Q«a1 Mauser. attract mankind and excite tho envy of the puamvKXTXO pimtpoxmmlnit genthr sex. In height she is a liufo lem sJtSSstPKferK1 ■“ than five feet, bar form still prmen ca some LlBTOrCIFTS: reminiscences of a well-rounded coutonr and her hands and feet are small and deli eately frehioned. It is believed that the Priacuaa peaneaaed in her younger days a ■oft, sweet voice, which had been tboot^hly cultivated by the bait Egyptian maaOri. Bat this aanrrion cann’crt be B lllIARm COROHETTH verified, for the lady nevar attempts to Ain ~ ting, aad not one of her vititers have yet Hw Siitcal and Meckaaical DENTISTS ! J. Cole &, Son WESTERN LANDS irAte MILITARY THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG LINIMENT, AFORTCTEFOR OHLY 312 $610,006 06! PHICE OF TICKETS Diseases with Its Agraia ''\CI.OOSE BEnVKKSTHRM Holloway’s pills! Jrervota Disorder*. What u taor« fterfal lb»-. a bmkiar J-r NEW MUSIC. Unit ff- J. Carnap, Sim ana Onaaeatal SOLID WEALTH! •600,000 IN GIFTS! ii’TlOM. GROCERS AGENCY •LEARN TELEGRAPHY now on exhibition at our Fun Buie Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatlv done. • WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Room* south uldc State St., opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hard wars Store. STEBBINS 110‘S TEN PIN BALLS WANTED! PROBITE ORDER. KTERS* 0ACRED SELECTIONS. EE“Ki.*,ifcuvas;—uSET KTKBS VcTAVU VHOBV8KS. SSI KTKHS- VbgaN 0ELECT1OSS. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-24.pdf 08f3cb209f5d7fea84b747211a172ed0 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 24# 1876. (/Vosi the. Cvunlry GentUmou, Alhi’j N. E] **41 N M, IMS .4 ron Ttf l<f*T S'XTY Dnr» •" MM 4T P1,ott To MOW* T1C BC0T rtffT Lo" I t'oo- ttLL io T1C T'l"* ^o/l We, jfT PLOWS AND CASTINGS. jheSemi-WBekly Republican banner geo. m. dhwey i.vd rri:ijsni:it. , . /<• In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings' we have a full stock of POINTS A.TT D EXT R A S for the Gale, Curtis, Robinsov„ Donor, and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground points. 60yl R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON, i »Mwl_r.<nl W»J» r s.'w i li»i_ »■<• I iy»ro>i , I l&toi tfjfel toXO ! joustasroj jom PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. Nashville, *'qk ir'jtaptly attend *d to. Kdiiiai. HE. I1>! HEAD! READ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfortand Happiness Sick and Afflicted! or IIIST1NQS AND VICINITY Pianos Organs and The SmithT Amencin Organ, HAlSRlTON BRO.’S PIANOS. ERNEST. GABLER PIANO, a rreelaltr rf ths Mhrwia* l lrCT.ur .11 klBd^ Catardi, ItaH SLW«m l.ik. 1 “/■••■>“**««•••) HhetuMUlMB, biMm. Of WOMEN, roaa* or old treat..! ■ith tko nassifet nsaits . <.j «*• < 05301 JU TIONFUiK. ra.teietan «hx.-rM wo 00 m il.rot- that th» The wedding morning came, bright and glorious. The bride wo* lovely, as al! bride* are. “The marriage ride wa* over," and the bridal partv cel ouL, followed by the He arrived at last. Everything wm in l>e«t wiahen and warm congratulations of roadi--.B3S for hi* reception, and he wa* the entire community. It was arranged much pleased with all the arrangements. that they nhould rciiun by the wny of Hi* own furniture wm arranged in the New York, and start* few days with Mr. parlor devoted to hi* use, and the bed Barlow. Thare ires never a wedding that chamber which opened from it wa* fur­ seemed to give such general satufaction. nished M nearly like Iris own ns possible. Dr. Emerson wa* loved and rmpected by Hugh's-sleeping-room opened from that, all the townspeople, not only as n skillful the chamber set which had-beeiabia moth.practitioner, but as a valued friend and er * while a girl in her father's house, wa* counselor, and bi* bride wm thought placed in it. The low windows opened Worthy of hitu. Even Hugh badc Cul- upon a pinxxa. and the pleasant street* of ehoiU-r and hi* friends farewell, with a the village were in full View, while in the smiling face, for hi* grandfather had prom­ distandc stood lhe depot and it* busy life, ised that he should come back and spend and ever and anon the steam engine and the Christmas holiday* with Dr. and Mr*. cars came into sight. Mrs. Emerson’s Emerson, it was a pleasant company. sweet, |4acid face and light form, however In two weeks, the bride and grootu seemed the greatest otiraetioii to him, and rattAfod New York. Mr. Barlow’s car- he never wearied <»f gxring at her, either I riagv was in waiting at the depot, and when engaged in howtelinkl duties or I Hugh himself received them’with open reading in her parlor ; she wa* very dear i arm*, and every manifest demonstration of to the heart of the lonely old man. joy. Mr. Barlow welcomed them must The winter had come, with its snows i cordially to bu'kplendid home, and iu him- j ' and blasts, its short day* and pleasant, ' pitahtics. The mansion was richly furnish- I ' social evenings- The Emerson household 1 cd, and everything that wealth could par­ were gathered in the bright, warm parlor. I chase was al command. H't* servant* were The Ifoctor himself was at homo before । orderly and well disciplined ; but the heir dark, for a wonder, and as he was comfor­ of this fortune looked pale, and Mr*. Emtably seated by the centre table, be turned Vraon anxiously inquired for the cause. to Mr. Barlow, who was sitting at a aide I “I am nut aick, Aunt Abba, but I am table, a trifle nearer the file, and said : I so lonely!" bo replied. “Mr. Barlow, it is just a year to-night j “I toll you, Mrs. Emerson, you will have to take lum back to Colchester/ said since Mias* WanHow made her debut in Colchester. When I naw Jillsou assist । Mr. Barlow ; “he is pining for the pure mountain air of hi* old home; it will not that little black robed person into hi* sleigh, 1 do to shut him up hare. He will not bear ; how little 1 thought that is just a year she would be my dear wife 1 I thought of her j transplanting; he has no appetite, and if ; it had •»»< l-vti f.ir the antioiparinn.rif with pity, and said to Watson, who told I your promised visit, I should have carried me it was the school teacher, that I waa ' him back very soon. He is a precious boy sorry for her—she had c*me to hard quar- but it is no place for him here." “Will you let me go home, grandfather? But what will you do without me? I wish you would come, too." “Perhaps Dr. Emerson can device some plan to have me near you. We will talk it over to morrow. But if they will carry you bock with them, Hugh, you may go." It was a delightful arrangement, and Hugh went to ht* room, full of tileasant anticipation*, and for the first lime since his arrival^slept soundly, and woke in the morning rvfroahed. After breakfast, Mr. Barlow and Dr. Emerson were abut up * long time in a back parlor, and the old gentlemen laid his plan* before the Doctor for hi* considera­ tion. “It ia no place for Hugh here," he said “It will ruin him; he is an active boy, and it will never do to keep him in idleness; he want* to work. Talk of the curse of labor ! Never did work brin^ a curse tSal was half a* great a* that produced by larineos* Better dig ditches and lay stone wall* than to ait through the long days lounging and moping in nhcer idlanaa. I had no thought of it when I took him a«ay. I am an old man, and have worked in early life, and omaanxl wealth; and I thought if I brought that child here, ha would be perfectly happy. I see my mistake, and see it before it ia too lata; he most go back with you, aud learn to become an active, energetic man I am too old to have the charge of him; he is no longer a nlay thing, but a sober, ration­ al boy. Ths best thing I can do for him DENTIST Every Inftrumeni ui Orpin taisn laisu iiin MW for New Dees ^Bes mil Pin# u4 R D BULL0ClC^°i®^8*nt for Michigan' NbS °Hou.”d Mnd Flint. xxl47tf Rapid*, East Sag.naw and BROWN, Piano Tuner. It wm uqit* a surprise when Hugh returned with tbc Doctor and hi* wife, and the good people had' eon|idcrabk> gossip over the-projectod arrangement*, which were gradually developed. Hugh enjoyed V* gardening, although the beds .had become ifeedy in his absence, and required hikd work. He had regained hi* checrfullncfls, and noemed quite himself ouoc more, and a* the time for hi* grand­ father's arrival drew nor. became impa­ tient to see Him. ’ “I think," put in Hugh, “the change* with mo have been great too. How I did dread going to school 1 I had no new clothe*, and only one book, and mother wa* lick*; I dM not think I waa going to meet my best friend when Mr. Jillson ran over me in the entry, and I had half a mind then to go home." “I have often noticed."aaid Mr. Barlow, •‘that when our prospect* suem the dark­ est, and we are ready to faint, there is a charge for tba better near. You know the proverb that it ia al ways darkest just before daylight" A ring at the front door waa answered by Martha Ilebard, and Mr. and Mr*. Jills>n were ushered in, followed by Mr. Wstaon and his wife and daughter. They had come to let the Ductor know that they remembered the aniversary of his wife's coming, and it turned out that the new teacher had juat arrived. The gentleman waa pyticular to keep his hour* with great precision, but could not possibly understand that out of school he had any thing to do with the scholars. He was hired to teach six hour* a day, five days and a half in a week, four week* in a month ; he would do just exactly aa_ he agreed—no more or less. He commonced, thfidrat day, with a long string of rules and reBtrictioQS, .aod told the chil dren ho wished it understood that he waa master. Thia roused opposition, and the larger port of the scholars were arrayed in hostility against their teacher. Love and is to let him live with you, and your sweet confidence ware out of the question. The wife. I have arranged thing* to my satudactiou now, and hive made a new will, children reported at home; the parents held counsel together, and with their in which I have divided my property equally neighbors, and it was the unanimous opin between Hugh and your wife ; she divided with him, I understand, and he gladly iou that the school would not bo worth much that winter. The pupil* found out proposes to do the same. Not one word what the parent* thought, and were influDoctor ; it is right! It must bo so ; I can euced accordingly ; the tide of public feelnever repay her for her kindness to him I ing was against the teacher, and it was eviGod bless him!" dent that thing* did Mt work harmonious“Bat, Mr. Barlow," aaid the Doctor, ly. Hardly a day pained but the ruler “yon will be lonely here. Why not oome enforced (or tried to enforce) obedience ; and live with your children if you persist in treating Abba a* a child? There is room for you in our home, and ia oar hewta." perplexed. The fire was not built in teason in the morning ; the children came in “I would gladly do *o if I may; life at■hivering and cold, and were ordered to the longest will lie but a brief span for me, their scats, giving them no chance to and that ia one reason why I have thought warm their numbed finger* and toes. Of Ixwt to place my boy with you.” course they were rsetlea*, uneasy and “Would you be contented411 such a quiet place •* Colchester ? Would it seem orcas. Om or two of the smaller, ones from their feet; colds prevailed universally. like home to you ?" Mrs. Emerson saw with regret that '•If I bad those around me that I could love, I could bb contented and happy any­ Hugh and Martha Vefs not getting on , M«U», Brtirekrij. where I am »»n»d nt the atteotfons purchased by mosey. I am going to Mad disliked attending school, and would avail hatsalf of every possible excuse to remain Mrs. Watson’s daughter a, pu»’ “p Twp. of Mr. Hebard’a youngrr aay* she wishes one, butter fethpr cannot _ i. ware in their bed*, sick, occasion­ afford it ; it will be a small token of children ed by getting chilled while at school. Mahew waa down with a fever xiribatabfete the smm tense. Washington letter. our ■ are at the service of xnv adopted daughter, your wife. What ahe does not care for will be sold at auction, and in a abort time I can com* to take itj> reridanoe with you.” ■ WAGONS! THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS, WHOLE NO 1077. Politics make strange Bad-foUowsTilden being Investigated—A bid for Republican Votes—A Banner County—“Stolen a MINion!" - NO. 34. -i VOL. XXL WASHINGTON,' August H, 1876. , After ea^i perusal of the letter* of ac­ ceptance of Tilden and Headrick*, addi­ tional evidences of the diaauuulatioo of th* writer* become apparent. Every intel­ ligent cit«en of thia country knows that Louis Convention, the prior to the St. views of thoie two me* quasi ion on the fiuantial Were diametrically cadi other. Now, opposed to after having studied and hesitated for week*; after having had personal interviews, each contending for the yielding ol the other, listen to the hypocritical antujunedtoenta of their respec­ tive opinions as to the rueriU of the Dem­ ocratic platform, the financial plank iodud- First tome* Samuel J. Tilden, who Mulcuiuly aver* Ms follow: "The oMivetiUnn, nomination, before adopted a making ita -deckration of principles, which, as a whole, seems to me a wise exposition of the necessities of our country." X Thia is sn advocacy of the repeal of the Resumption Act, which, although It' ha* passed the House, will not become k1-ami Mr. Tilden knew that when he wrote hi* lettpr, but hi* feigned assent was noeresary to put himself in accord with the 8t. Louis platform. Now appears Thomas A. Hendricks, and what does he say. Hear him ; “Il would have been impossible for me* to accept the nomination if I could not heartily endorse the platform of the con­ vention. I am gratified, therefore, able xneijuivocally to declare that ] B . in the principle*, approve the policy; and sympathise with the purposes enumerated in that platform." See how adroitly the wily Tilden has euchred his associate ou the ticket. The former risked nothing in succumbing to die demand for repeal, while the latter yielded his inflation views to the requiremoot of the platform for a speedy return to specie payments. So much for usodern Democratic, honesty. Tho friends of Tilden have determined, if possible, to ignore every other ueae in the present campaign save that of reform and retrenchment in the administration of the Government. They claim fur the Democratic candidate for th* Prreifiaaey, that he personifies economy in »ri vri* and ter, they claim that he ha* reduced Stalo expenses of Nev York to amount of Six million* of dollar* in Thia bold and reckless assertion has caused a dose investigation into the facta attending this reduction in the State expenditores, and it hi as dear as the suu at noon-day that Tilden ha* claimed a credit for retrenchment which really be­ longs to the Republican party or the Empire State. In the four year* from . 1868 to 1872 (when the State Gwmi ment waa administered by the Democrat*) f the State (Bounty) debt ma reduced /re and one-half milKont of doHafi. In < 1 the subsequent four year* (from 1872 io ; 1876, during which the financial atfedte*( tration of the State was in die hands of I the Republican*) the State (Bounty) debt ’ was roaucad wMateew and one-half mHiItoni ofdollara. In addition to this direct reduction of , debt* the revenue ofl875 ww increased bv ,tm increase of the value of aaaaaaabfe . property over that of 1874, when the aa‘ seaament was made. Thus it will be read­ ;ily son that all the credit doe for re­ ,trenching Stale expetfdk urea befoug* to .the Republican party, ami that Mr. TiL­ .den ha« had nothing whatever to do with it. This Democratic bubble has been .punctured. Before the dose of the can vas* all the oilier thonu which arc put forth to bolster up the Democratic nomi­ nee will be exposed and exploded. Mr. Headrick*, in bis letter of uBoept*nce, usta the following language : “In the reform of our aril sorrieo I moat heartily endorse that of the platform wbirii declares that tltoaivfl service ought not to ba “subject to change at every election," and that It ought not to be made the brief reward ofpart? Mi, bM ought to be awarded for proved omi|M«»~ cy, and bald for fidelity in the ^Mfe '“luview of tho eld dortriaeof the Dew ocratic party that “4a the vfotoni • belong tl>c spoils," this is sweet ��On Friday *r*ab»g there will, be ( for ths **nm ofJtov. Mr. >T*tch«r, Ciliforaia Correspondence. Ham Faaaciaou, Aug, 12th 1870. Emroa Ba»n: > Deer 8ir After a adjourn In the Uoldra 8tat*. ao cattod, and receiving the Basata for a f*w w**k« 1 will try and write you a few CALIFORNIA police) Local parsonage. In rear of the Pr**bjAerlaa ' n*xt Friday dltnwt, All lb- member* and friend* sf th* aedsty urged |t, b* pros«*t, g*nll*m«n to t*a at fi o'clock. ' Th* last quarterly meering. of tfe, oeatterenoe year will be held a| the M. K. Church next Saturday and Sunday. Mvviee* commencing at 2:80 o'clock P H. On tiaturdsy Revj D. F. Barnes will be p -eieot. Vesterday. Ara D. Rork of 'Rutland, tat* treasurer of the County of Barrr. wa. nmnlnatod for Reprosontative in th* Whntern (or2d) District. It la an excellen t »•) etion—offiehl proceeding* on Monday. BSmcmlwr the meeting of the Haye* and Wheeler (Tab at ths Court H/tae, on Friday •veniug. There will be a* * /dent (peaker in attendance and w* hop* io see a ftill hou**.—The ladieo are specially Invited. Council Proceeding». IttuTowk-Arrive Tewday -»tur4«v al II mu Irav* <r. - Baltimore. Bmifotd. Johu- .ll«nd-Arriv* Tueadjur, Thurv,> »l 1 ».■, l»av* *12 *. m. Hum if juncil room the 22d day of Au rucks end hill* ar* like a refuse pil* of any sort. They look a* though lh*y had been thrown together by guem. rock and earth, »H Joined into heap*, but th* valley* ar* beaulifu), lev*] and haudaome, a* well aa rich in toll, drain i< plenty end ofa very fin. quality, but the yield ia not ao much p«r corn fielda here, and I conclude that it i* tool abiftlManMa, for wherovtr 1 a** any ooru waa iplendid. Th* termer* ar* jnoatly city men and the work I* don* by Chinamen and therefore w* could not look for much thrift or economy. Thi* i* decidedly ■ fart eounSan Fraaeiaco is a aplendid , aa well aa a rich city, bate fearful dirty place with all about the county. REPUBLICAN RALLY ! Court street, oppoalle A. Bock'* (hop, te M«n<ly's corner, and on motion of Aid. Ttanlin*on. th* report was accepted and adopted. sasoLtTiux sv s tn. tom limos. Resolved, That th* eo«amitlr« on aid* . w.Custer, Esq., will addreaatire trn> <>f Hastings, and vncinlty. at walk*, and is hereby authorised to remora or ■ rt House, on Friday Evening, cauae to be removed, the old Treesle worKun State street st Fall Creek, end provide lumber sufficient for a new Treeale work to be deliv­ urn 'Sit Everybody4z By order*<>f Executive Committee ered where it Is to Mused for raid Treoelo work al a price not to exreed fl2 per tboo1 <• I layvs A Wheeler Club. rand feet, and ereet new bent* ready to re­ ceive the stringer* for the n*w aide walk. The resolution waredafted by aye* and nay* at fol- manner of trash piled on the aide walk*. but I believe there are mere fine building here than in any other eity I ever raw. The Palace Hotel ia indeed a palace, and they are now building even better than that, thick after block. Buaiucai ia lively, although tome complain, but when one can't gel through lha alreeta for people and team* and see* the shipping iotcrcal* are wo*d*rfol. The lambar trade remind* oa* of (be Michigan lumber busineu only 1 foil to *ee the Whit* pin*. At A- W. Bailey's nay* a* follawa: Aye*, AM. Dawao*. Evan*. L*wi*. R*cd, heldon and Tomlinaoa C. Naya none On motion the Council adjourned. L. D. Qt acKKMBl.'*H. Omaha and California Line Lonsdale muriin 12 eta. Hill's ditto 11 eta. Shirting Gets. Extra heavy Shirting 12 ct*. Cottonadw 15 to 25 eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Coraeta 45 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 ct*. Pserieas Warp 27 eta. Beautiful Shawls fi5 eta. Pure Table Linen 45 eta. All other Goods in proportion. Call and sec for yourself. A full and Clothing. ' xxiangBtf Is the shartrat and beat roatoforall Winona and St. Peter Line complete aasortuu-ut . Is the only route for Wimoma, ROCHES­ TER, OWATONNffi, MaXKAT*. St. Peter, New Ulm, and all points Ju Southern and Central Mlnesola Ito fBoto the Mountain* of Colorado, Qreen Bay and Marquette Line u By the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fo Railroad, the new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas City, via the beauti­ ful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sprngs, Denver, Canon Ciiy, Cocharas, Del Norte, Trinidad, San)* Fc and all points tn Colorado, New Mexico and Arixona. Special round trip tickets to Denver, only 850; allowing stop-off priviluges both ways on the main line, and at Colorado Spring*, Manitou and Pike's Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San Jnan Mines. Pullman Palace Sleeping Can lietwcen the Missouri River ana the Rocky mounttains without change, Close connection made st Pueblo with trains for . Denver and Northern -Calorado. Formaps, rime tablet and the “San Jnan Guide," address, Is the only Tine for Janesvil.lk, Watertown, Fotr Dir Lac. OsHKoan, Negaumeb, Mabquhttb, Houghton, Hancock, and the Lake Superior Country. Its FreePort and Dubuque Line Is the only route for Elgin. RockfoHd, and all points 'via Freeport. Freeport, Chicago and Milwaukee Line Is the old Lake Shore Route, and Is the, only one- paaalug through Evanston, Lake Forest, High la.nd Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to Pullman Palace Cars Are run on all throngh trains of th la road. Thia I* the ONLY LINE running tbeaa cars between (Ihlcafco and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago nod Winona. At Omaha our Slrepera connect with the Overland Bleeper* on the Union Pacific Railroad for all point* Wert of thu Mlaauurl River. On the arrival of the train* from the East or Soutlf, the train* of the Chleuro 4 North-Western Railway I.EAVE CHICAGO a* follows : For Council BluIL. Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Train* dally,'with Pullman .Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara through to Cotin all Bluflh. For Bi. Paul and Minneapolis Two Through Trains Dally, with Pullmnn Palace Cars attached on both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two TralmMally, with I‘ullman Palace Cars attached, and running tbrough tn T. J. Amberson, The pine here i* very near like »prure, but Wra. Pat*. Ant. th* Bod Wood i* aptandid and world* of it In Topeka, Kan. the market, mostly from Oregon. Politic* ii the themo here, it i*gelling redOur Centennial. hot. La*t year the Republican* aplit up and the Itemocrat* carried lb* State, but now th* Train has brought too a well aaaorted deal i* the oth*r way. Th* Democrat* got stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the mad because they could not all hav* a paying Kutuuer and fall trade, which I will sell office and they aplit, and have nominated on way dovjrn low for Cash. I also sell the both tide* for Congrea*. while the Republi­ celebrated Singer Sewing Machine can* are cemented again and united on Haye* different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ I also null Well & and Wheeler, and are confident they can dles and Machine Oil. Cistern Pumps. reetjbe ring from rvnnipt rule and Deiuocra J. Maus Opposite the Post Office Th* Democrat* here ar* of the Southern xx 41 if Harting*, Mich. and Niraouri stripe and are aa Berea a* tiger*. Politic*change*. I tuppose, aith the climate Notice. a* well aa anything elaa. hut thia country. ward highway ftmd for lie rame, by aye* aed Embraces under one manaienietit the Great Trunk Hallway Line* of th* WEST an<| NORTH-WEST, and, with its numerous bronerxa and«vmn«k*finn* forma the shortest and quickest roufo between Chicaoo and all paints in Illnois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan. Minhmota, Iowa, Ne­ braska. California, and th* Wanern Territories. Its DRY GOODSHAVE for nothing eU*. to thank you for th* appearance of the d*ar old Baibks, for .11 makrn m» foel a* though 1 wai among friend* when I get th* paper and read about horn*; then I bavebMn anxiou* to know who wav to he4ur county oftrer*. A. yet I hav* beard “ulhing. did not get th* paper to-day, but probably will to-morrow a* we tail for Stock­ ton al 6 o'clock thia *v**lng. Th* country hero I* one that afford* all th* study any on* could with ov*n th* vaat valley* or plain* (how th* effect of terrible upb*eving*. The aer. aa wee expected before harv**i. The farm*** call one tun par acre a fair yield, but thia year it folia below that. Barley was a fair crop, but I rail ia m Rny of Qi* nice The Commo* Council of the N nga held a special iu*e“ THE CHICAGO A NORTHJW»ST»an HAIIr weet for bounty jumper* and akedaddlara, therefore th* feverish atate of the political Harvest ia paatatid those little accounts must be paid at ouoe, sun-. Smith, >f anee & Preston. xxi3(Mw altuoapherv. Well. Mr. Editor, with my boat wish** for the Republican cause, in Barry County and John Stanley *db'better and cheaper your wellfare and happinew I will cloae and Tea, than any other House in the city, xxl —14 t 4 Advertised Letters. u*t of letter* remaining in tb* Hastinp I'­ Ll. Harry County. Mich. Augu»t 24,1876. Warren D. Csnatll. Tl>oma« Cray. Cha* a»tar. (2iri»tlan“ Furtuuy. Mr, C. Grubby, HidXY Hull, Dur* Hanna, Cha*. Johnson, Mr*. Frank Ro**, L. L. McKnighl. Mrew* (Iso. Luther A »on, W. H. Skinn*r. T. Wm»d- John Rum, Eugene Jordan, WIU fWdmore. John Boek. ward, Mta* CsUie Wendell. nrjasra ahow east*. if any I notitionat should i DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. GRAIN, FLOUR And Mill Feed Board ofTredc Building, Detroit, Mich, The Mil-ilrvill* Haye* u>,l Wheeler Club ill rar »i every Tyeduewlay evening al the id Nr lit ,1 li■■use. until further notice. mr on* thooaaad eicbt haadr Grail Ctamsiffl The l*re«hl*nt denies,the truth of Ibe re■Ht;.*'r«t*ry Roliesoa placed hl* reaig»li in hi- lian.lv U-fore leaving for Rye Msrctais. ■ 8.C. Priadl* Jodc* of Protale, natter of Lb* Mtela <4 Awph J.: New York Office, No. 4U, Broadway ; Boston Office No. 5 StatuBtroet; Omaha Office. 253 Farnham Street; Baa Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery flireot; Chicago Ticket Office, « Clark -Street, under Sherman Houee, corner Banal and Madison Street; Kinsiu Street Depot, corner W. Kenxie and Lawai Street; WellsStreet Depot, corner W*Ds and Kenxle Streets. . For rates or Information not attaina­ ble from your home ticket agsnto, ap­ ply to Corner Woodbridge & Shelby 81s, C Baldwin. CJordan. J Colliat«r, Detroit, MJlch. Th' M. • . ft. Il ranted H3U.G27 in July, deenaae ..f H'V.’M from fom year, la tht ■•vnth t,..nth* ending July Slat it earned "•'Uli. spinal83,672,197 last year. PROBATE ORDER. John H. Wendell &, Co. GRAIN. FLOUR, PORK AND SEEDS. in take the stump for Haye* and Wheelar. Hi* appearance in tic canvra* will be worth thoumnil. of vote* i„ (he Republican party. 54 and 56 DETROIT, About »<«i turn are at work along th* fine •ftk» < hicagu A Lake Heron railroad be- Woodbridge - St. MICHIGAK. H'Aeaf a Sp^ciaUa- tand money to go to Washington the solid aid of the Southern amtcy. He count* on the support of the men who would have left no Wash­ ington to go to, no prmideuey to be cojoJJS? no United Stale* to S twemth ■ .piinli BB,| an inttnlhaent “ ~ red'al Port Huron laal week a meeting of the Republican* ilisge, on Saturday of thia •<> organise a Hayes and A foil attendance ia specially PROBATE ORDER. ‘-.-kSrt.'Sttf’. For Sparta and Winona and points in Minnesota, One Through Train dally, with Pullman Sleeper* to WinonaFor Dubuque, via Freeport. Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Cars on night trains. For Dubuque and La Crease, via Gin­ ton two Through Trains dally, with Pullamn Cars oa night train to Mc­ Gregor, Iowa. For Sioux City and Y ank tort t Jwo Trains daily, Pullman Care to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. For, Rockford, Sterling, Kenoaha, Janesville, and other poiuta, you oan have from two to ten tralaa dolly. Stile Und MloUgan. MarkMR*Mrt* S8WBM',Sr; VERSITY. Centennial, if they ooald have had their Lansing, July 31*t. IM*> F.dItos Itasna Below pleas* find statement of fun-1* rharg«d State Treasurer on the hooka in thia office, veu,TV*' 1 ' i'll*tl>eud*nt and Democratic for receipt* during the month of July. 1875. 11. P. CuaMi, uti' •' ,lr,'ntt»»t and moat enthuaikrouie . iiu. bi’ u>wn- ”• 4oe*«st Book Keeper. »7fm« ' J?1"" * bemocroiin rul*. j*dg'ader* to pay jmrticmlar »G*n"f l»«. J. M. L» Buna which ™ . . j10'41*" culurnn of thi* jutper i>*»th’i« 7"’ , .•*. Haatlng* Houac on TO THE PUBLIC. PROBATEORDER. �Grifl Eiiis ai HOM B.B. jk OUR CENTENNIAL Lt H ER Philapixfhia, August 19th, 1876. Time rolls rapidly by. I think I reurted something about the way tempos igitA in cnc of my first letters from here 'W X DOW, if not allotted days ’ lor aecp.UK w—. —have' ^rUeby «”i *U1 there arc several them speak. There art! several of three giocps which need to bo seen to be appro-. dated. One scries portrays in' three: acenes the story of two lines from ’ the stem parents reluctant asoont of their first­ born is eloquent and comprehensive. Among the remaining foreign exhibits of sufficient prominence to deserve special mention are Russia and Brazil. Then there arc some separate exhibits of the different State and Territories, which can 1 not justly be omitted. From the territor­ \rf-r-r of the country who liave not seen tbeshow. Indeed of the forty millions len than three millions bare paid their respects, so that a revision of the estimates at this time would in­ volve a reduction, probable placing the to­ tal at nearer eight than three millions Thursday was to have been a gala day on. on the grounds, Ifrof. King's flrat hallo ju ascension having been announced to take place that day. But the mouslrou; air ship didn’t go up. Old Porbs interposed some trifling objection, which discouraged •rtic Throfesnor snd the unusually large con­ course of people—over 37,000—wte.y had gathered to sec the unwieldy vessel start upon its venturesome voyage were disap­ pointed. It seems that this fellow l*robs lias queer ways with himself anyhow. For four long weeks the earth and every living thing therein were parched and dried up with weather bo hot that beefsteak would fry in the sun ; and now there is a fair pros­ pect of four weeks af drizxle, while fall overcoats come out to take the evening air. It's a pity the weather clerk couldn't keep his equilibrium. The balloon at this writing still waits his pleasuse. Returning to the exhibits of foreign countries, the space occupied by Italy comes in the same neighborhood with those already referred to. This exhibit is large and embraces the most artistic as well aa the most practical departments of of industry. Two large tables in itaiticr whicAc, one representing the Cathedral st Milan, and the other* that of Venice, arc floc specimens of workmanship. An epis­ copal chair and desk arc carved in the most artistic manner with repreeontatisns of scriptural scenes. Many articles of furniture, Jdeluding bedsteads, mirror frames, tables and cabinets, arc exquisite­ ly carved, one of tbe last named having heeds of Dante. Michael Angelo, and Alfieri cut in relief. The display of jewel­ ry, gold and silver cameos commands, psrhaps, the greatest attention of anythii »g in the entire budd­ ing. O One of rubies and dia­ dc necklace necklac monds set in silver is valued at *20,000 ; other tiaras and ornaments for the hair range from *10,000 to *1,000. Ad ex­ quisite M»t, consisting of breastpin and earrings, each being the representation of a bird with spreading wings formed of diamonds, rubies and sapphires, is one of the most unique in the collection. The suisaica, cameos and coral jewelry are of the rarest workmanship. A large assortmetit of conch shell jewelry is abu shown. There is an extensive exhibition uf brouxaZ A large bdl manufactured in Venice, most delicately chased and of pe culiarly sweet tone, which has already tak­ en several medals, has been purchased by the Italian church .in this city. There is a dental exhibit which for completeness equals, if it does pot surpass any similar display* Teeth in every form and eases showing the various stages of growth and decay, arc exhibited, while explana­ tory charts ftxrnish frill and complete in­ formation. Cloths, boots and shoes, Ixrgh<wn straw in hate, bonnets and every kind of millinery denco, and articles of domestic utility, are included. The ms.hufi>eture of musical instruments and nasi cal literature have also good represents Passing from sunny Italy the viator next icmmb the frigid dime of Norway. This collection is enclosed by a high frame­ work of light-oolorvd wood arched in front, at the apex at which the flags of Norway ■re tastefully arranged I. ....... ial displays, particularly, most people may obtain points of great interest. These will be taken up shortly. So far I have entirely neglected Art Holl, both because I hesitate to undertake a review which must- necessarily bo somewhat in because I wanted more time to study its different phase. But iU turn will come. This department is not. eonfined wholly to the beautiful. There are some things very amusing and sonic that are open volumes In themselves. Among the statuary I noticed the figure of a little girl holding a bird and pinching up the flesh on her cheat to make a breast- from which she attempts to suckle the pet, aa she has often seen ■ mother nurse her bai>e. It is a pleasant representation of childish simplicity. Many incidents might be noted to show that tbe turnstile-keepers hare a capital opporiunity to study chlrae’tef. These gentlemen would not,- how­ ever, have half as much fun as they now enjoy were it not for the dumb but effect tve assistance rendered them by the odd •rranirapests at the entrance. These have lite-n minutely described, but there arc po .le who might sec those turnstiles, telgrapjic-ragiatering apparatus and all. taken /p»rt and put together again a dozen times, without becoming a whit lew* innoceni »f their construction snd purpose than before. A delicate matron, of some three hundred pounds weight, presented herself for admission recently, and after a bit ofingaaious engineering by the stile­ man, he managed to assist her through by­ having her more side-wise. Her only thanks were that 'qhst cussed machine wouldn’t lot an cel slip through it.'' Shortly afterwar*' than arrived a maiden offorty-eight summers, wearing green spectacles and carrying an umbrella. Rhe eyed the turnstile with a half-seared look and outstretched neck. Evidently it bothered her. She sounded it and tested its moving facility by prodding ii with her umbrella. Finally, having paid her fes. she nerved hemelf to the awful -feat of rushing spitefully through tbe concern, apparently anxious to do it all passable damage. • 1876 and be happy again stations. 4 -6m 'Metal is Pm1 SALISBURY A BROSSEAU FURNITURE Upholstery Goods Mots Frames. Sc. WMMffl Look here ! B.C What! don't yon think wo can sell A. M. jGEK ' Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds KS&-. chnipcr than any firm in the Blate I can do it, for, with the help of MU»d. r. a- Look here! Htt 1! tt o J. M, HEWES, COKU SOUTH. :5 we guarantee Saturfafition. ilcorae famished free to any |*crson purchasing a Ooffin worth We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make the most of our Coffins and Furniture. Salisbury & Brosseau. Hastings. Dec.. 22. 7.5. 52yl “TBEVBUTOB1 . -**>*.*i'A ". !2r?iSFu ui. Pit. for Para. it* CHK4G0 S MICHIGAN LAKE K Summer Time Table. JSTTCu: B»d e»rryin« wltt th* ml* m. NEWADVEHTISMENT S . TZP"’’ rj*® G. P. Rowell fl Co's. Column. 8RANB RAIMIS DIVISION The Reliable Sheri Liar EAST AND WERT. BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT TRAINS GOING ROUTH. iiste» i These unrivaled machines andrepairs for me arc supplied at lewent fartory prices GREBLE& RUSSELL ; ( ff|AiriNG6,WlCH<QAK. ns; PENSIONS To whom PennionH are $5 g $2051’. TRAINS GOING NORTH. the apparatus used in the manufacture zof cod-liver oil,' which ia one of the chief exports of that country, while long tubes and numerous bottle filled with that li­ quid are grouped around it Some good specimens of carved wood and household furniture'are shown and there is a fine Th«4ire«t routs l*r JOI.IKT, MORRIS. l-^SAU.R, BVTRr, LACON, PROKIA. hRALS J». koum, ROCK /•■’A-L'A r TCatabliBhed IWOfS, DA VBJfPOKT. D.v w-asniNOTON, io nu <vn .j wKELL, . NEmvS. RES RO»ES American and FUrelpt Patent,, relioi. armony «s preserved by placing the exhibit of Sweden adjoining that of Norway. Groat care and atten­ tion have been taken to make this space attractive, the arebes over the entrance being bang with blue velvet bordered with gold fringe, and tbe arrangement uf the differ­ ent exhibits showing excellent taste. In front is a fine display of poroelaia table­ ware of tbe mote delicate tints and with beautilnl floral ornamentation. Atuawdre pwdaifo chimney-piece of an opal bine cd£ir fiaiikad by two tall candelabra exettaa wonder and admiration. In the rear H.W.P. COLSON’S INDIAN Council Bluffs and Omaha Without Change of Cars, FOR SALE ORTRADEONE roBTABLE STEAM SAW )IAN RED DROPS fcrna* jron ia th* prosUoo of xzxlTml H. W.P. COLSON, -------- ’ALO. F. O. Mbx CSS Traim Icm* Daily • MILL in good order raring every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OP MULES 7 years old (A* U^L),,’~Wl!h Uk* SUr* 4 ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE BUGGY scurfy new, sho NOTE* HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGiKE, Ute sA on GOOD TERMS. Fpr particulars enquire on the premises one mile west of Carlton Cooter. Suatban. KANSAS LINE. ?US5fiStA$ ■ CENTRAL HOUSE Hastings, mich FAMAS. LFD/AFTSKLITOSI COLORADO, ARD AK* taxico. , . E. STAUFF6R. Proa. Brtwlma a, Oj.^, H«» i ■is staea o* bUtm wt* ■«, FOR SALE «* THE BANNER Off** � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-28.pdf ed37db5f52e5c9362d961c177928de9d PDF Text Text VOL XXI. NO. 35. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. AUGUST 28, 1876. jtejeiniYseklj Republican tapper WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY PUBLISHER. Xl> r 11,'oet. ommIU «4e (Wrt . uf Sial. Street, Itatlasi. Hairy iyan. nF SUIWCBUTIOX: r/F ADVERTISING. : noo I .'.00 i »•”>' " UJTO i sun i ir.Qoi tsiJM I _».<•! 11® ! S3.® I UA»~l~aMoT ®-® i W.MI tLOOl—tojb abriiiboi njn iO tis7rxr *'zrr »ir« rr •iLL "ll £j STIBffi ffl N BROS., HIM At prices lower than ever. Now is the lime Io puichiisiN the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PF.CFSSmi AND BDSIMESS CARDS.. PLOWS AND CASTINGS In addition to the Oliver Willed Plows and castings, we hare a full stock of Cohwtinr . :• '.iurt Hi F. S. BOWEN, POINTS JOHN Q. CRESSY. for the Gale, Curtis. Robinson, Dodge and ' _________ JwlTS S^C* FRIXDLE* Kalamazoo Plows. Points arc all ground I’VBLW foNVEYAXCKR A LOAN • ill a«<olialc > * real aatat*for and sold at the same price as unground ' points. HOLBROOK, g o od 50j-l GREBLE & BUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME l.LCltH RUSSELL, The Triumph is Complete. CHAS. fl. BAUER. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR, BL'RGHER. WM. H. HAYFORD, "jiTl niaactToft'J^I^'r* B bouebt aad»ata.aig ,3 on rwawnable term. (Mia. prer i~Jra/, aiora. fairies DR. C. RUSSELL, PARTS! 4 T. IT. BROWN-Phnleuuu. Ser"Sttortr A. J. BowE^'t rtore, 8t*t« ill, nrn-nptly attended Io at alt huun. ■tain. I. A. Holbrook. '■ For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. WM. UPJOHN, JOHN STANLEY. DELIGHT J. wrttr.w.i UNDERTAKING "Loan from 10n*«l«ck k.». totr.l «» M Street All calls will Being • buUnena that needs « DR. H. F. PECKHAM. d**' of experience, •TKBBXM1 BBOTHWO, WOOL. WOOL. CARLING. After many years PD1UKL II. C. I'ECKHAM. I'llYMCUN k SURGEON, \■ lo .be bu.!—. •”>! do UU* wo*, tararttou tb-nn soy ^rtn SS^^H-BUbbU* J , n 10 r.CTMI M»w Yhoraart* M**- .• member, with the experience ot » P*Kms will Always K*-™ ^1b Pen‘®0*1 ** WHOLE NO. 1078- Garfield, Matthew?, Force, Monroe and Foster. But with a fnluh in the stupidity of the people which is almost sublime, The Alton—a Now Cathedral—The they will make a desperate fight for both Jews - Political — The Tndca’ States ; and I warn the Republicans there­ Unions. of that they have no child's play before them to prevent “Slippery Sammy'* from He is m Nbw rout, August 21, J876. capturing at least Indiana. cunning as a fox, as slippery as an eel, mid th a siwas. . with boOudlesK tnouey. The rings which John Jacob Astor, the sun of William hare plundered New York and Bruoklvn B., fa arranging for a monument lo hfa rclendaialy, for so. many years, want the wider opportunity that the Federal offices father, or rather tho deceased Astora,' would give them and they will pour but which will have no parallel in this coun­ money like water to bring it about Be­ try. It, fa nothing less than an altar in sides, this ia the death struggle of a great old Trinity Church, the designs for many aspiring politicians, and you may well depebif upon it, the October Stales Which are now bring' made in Munich, will be fought over, every inch. Ixxtk OUR NEW YORK LETTER. and which is to cost over $100,000. Thu Episcopalians . have held to Trinity for reasons uthsr- than that of rever­ ence fur the. /old church aud its beauty. The old New Yorkers went up town to lire very reluctantly, and withreason, for the area below the post office is a thousand times mope pleasant -than that above. They believe that in die course of a few years the lower wards will bo again filled with a dense population, and that consequently old Trinity will again be a center for wealth and fashion. Consequently thuy are spending money lavishly upon her, and that fa why Mr. Astor acloclcd it as the church for bfa memorial altar, in place of one up town, A IlKAND CATXIKPBAL. out fur tramps in October. These fel­ lows are moving westward in armies, and it would be singular ifno expert a manip­ ulator u Mr. Tilden should usglect to pesters in New York before the new sys­ tem came into vogue, and tbey will be used. If they can carry either Ohio or Indiana they i’l have something to go into the November fight with, some show of success, or rather some encouragement. The most thorough eanvaas will be made of Indiana, aud every bit of talent that can be commanded will be thrown into that State. Senator Morton displayed bfa usual judgment when ha opened tho campaign early, and boldly took the ag­ gressive. Ho realised the gravity of the issue and ita importance. At their head­ quarters they arc very active. They are sending out documenta by the million, and every train takes westward speakers, and agents, secret and public. It will be hot in Indiana thfa fall. The Republicans are no less active. Gov. Stewart Woodford, who did Fuch splendid service in Ohio last fall, did not intend to take the stump thfa season, but tbc necessity for carrying Indiana and Ohio, has made him reconsider hfa deter­ mination, and he will devote several weeks to those States, and all the best speakers of tho East will visit the West m their services may be required. Speaking of churches, the Episcopalians whose interests lie up town have deter­ mined to*build a cathedral that will eclipse in sire and style anything in the United Statu. They have selected a tract of ground up among the fashionables, (those who go to heaven in purple and fine linen if they don't break up before they can get their property in the name of their wives,) and propose to raise $2,000,000 and erect thereon such a cathedral u will put the Catholics even to utter shame and make the Jewish Synagogue look small. It will cover an entire block, and will have everything known to ecleaiutical architectorc that money can buy. The THX TRACK'S UNIONS sum neceeanry to insure ita erection fa now almost raised, and it is expected to com­ are being taxed to their utmost at thfa time, and their resources will be more mence it next spring. severally tried aa the season progresses. These organizations are charitable and Speaking of religious denominations, protoetire, and so large a per cCnL of the Catholics, who are by all odds the their members are and have been out of i>ourc5t of tho dcuomint^hms, can build the work, that their treasuries are empty, and biggest church os and raiie money the caw­ they have upon their bauds thousands And rat. The vast body of laborers, and servant upon thousands of helpless people. girls, the poorest paid and closest living if this fa the situation in the busy sum­ of all the Uber of the country, contribute mer, what will it be when winter cuts money to build vast aithedrale and down the work a half, and swells the churches moat expensively Cited and ranks of the unemployed aud hungry ? furnished. With thete, giving is made a Thfa fa a matter which caanot bo met and religions duty, and when the priestliood grappled with loo sodn. The unemployed calls, the money is paid without a murmur. of New York now constitute a dangerous The .Jews, without bring under the Con- class, and when their number is doubled Uvl of a priesthood, nor subject to any their will be trouble. Mea with hungry influence aside from a belief in their re­ wives and children don't reason very well ligion and » devotion to it, build the nor do they draw very fine distinctions. most gorgeous church edifices of nD. Those of the unemployed who can find Their new*«ybaEOguc on 5th Avenue is the work to do are leaving the city, but aa most honor to them aa a people, and k work fa about as scarce everywhere aa will be a long time before it will be here, all that ia gained by change fa a eclipsed. They are more wealthy, per laving in living. They can be supported rapita, than any race on the continent, at leu cort in tho West. PlBTRO. and the orthodox Jfcw bcDcvra in his re­ ligion with all die fervor of a Catholic, with the difference that his belief ia one of intelligent conviction. But the glory is departing from Israel. The young Israelites arc mingling and mixing with the Gentiles; they are adopting their frririta and customs, and Httle by little Judaism fa toeing ita hold upon them. They neglect the observances of the Church; they modify its doctrines, and doubt as to whether its uasges have a binding force. In short, the “hickory Jews" are in the majority, and the ortho­ dox arc groaning in spirit. The Nathan murder fa almost forgotten. The mur­ dered man was an Israelite of the strictest ■tyle. H« hop* Saturday, and la aft the observance* of the Church wm as strict as a Rabbi. It *«« thegteat grief of hu life, that bfa sons were, every one of our Washington letter. Washington, August ]7,1876. On Tuesday. August 15th, the House of Congress adjourned, after bring in aesraion throe-fortbs of a. year. What boon done and what left undone by has our National Legislature has already become a aubjert of critical comment by the coun­ try al large. There is no hesitation jn asserting that such comment unfavorable. A feeling is highly of disgust has over-shsdowed tho people, under tho con­ fam held stray in tho House of Rcnrescn- will bo Very slight. coming from tho South were particularly tatives. The Republicans in that body wore powerless, and the responsibility of such * state of affairs reais with the Democracy exclusively. Upon amcmbUng ia December last it was seen that only those of the Democmcy exultant. Although chinfly from the P0UTICAX. ■ The taden Committees have got tferir Confederate army, with their handte hardly arrangtmenta completed, and(1,wiU eomyet dry from shedding the blood of Union rnence vigorous - work at, opoc. ,Tbo two States In which the moat wprk wift ,-M soldiers, they imperiously assumed direc­ The done are, of course, Ohio and Indiana, tion, and dictated terms, as of yore. sen ted, of rampant Tearings. July ff8tb,W7S. xxlBH WELCOME MAR BLE. msTlsrA Kirn . fa intended as an example fortMir benefit. But to those who have borne' the burden aud heat of the day ia maintaining the integrity of the Govermnewt^-it u very galling to bate rebels ia" high places, armed with poster to dictate the policy of tho country.* It may be that the very excesses indulged in by these unrepent­ ant traitors will have a reaction, and in thfa way, through the instrumentality of an aroused fueling, the rrias of Govern­ ment will not bo permiUed to pass away from the party now in power. Indeed, indications of thfa state of feeling are plentiful, so much so aa to ere- ate .the remark that, had we, not had sucR-Y House of Representatives, perhaps Republicanism .might have been beaten at the coming Presidential election. Thfa, resting upon our free country, 'in permit­ ting a lot of red lutoded rebels from the South and their copperhead allies from the North to dictate £ moment let'rionc for two years, our legislation of a national character. The record is. infa­ mous, even though good may come of it in the end. Had Rill and Lamar and Tucker, .the three really dangerous men of tho South, counselled with tlteir coq/rercs of tho North, and their abject slaves as well, and consented to remain studiously in the back ground during the session . of Con­ gress just closed—had nothing but the velvety paw of the cat been felt, the claw never—the admission is freely made that the present condition of Republicanism might have been more perilous. In other words the disposition to change rulers would have been improperly indulged, because of no apparent danger, and all the crying aloud might have been of no avail. As matters stand the people do not seem the least disposed to pul in pow­ er those who will advocate the blotting _ out of recent constitutional amendments, * the payment of rebel indebtedness, and the establishing of a rebel pension roll. If overthrowing Republicanism means this, tho poonlc are not ready for it tn the year 18TK The efficient “Southern Republican Association," of this Qty, adopted an ad­ dress to Republicans of the North, East and West, endorsing, with thanks, tho report of the Senate Cammitte on Miosisrippi Outrages, wherein iaahowo ihsprevalenoc of organised murder against politcal opponents by the Rebel Democrats in all the late slave-holding States, with two dr three exceptions. The address seta forth that, in addition, there is a Democratic Lying Association, which em­ braces mostly all the Southern agents of the Associated Pros, and all the .Demo­ cratic lenders and editors, and whielr u intended to aasasritrato the reputation of leading Republicans there, and other­ wise prepare public opinion in advance for the discrediting uf murderous outrages independent prew of the North and itepeated until large numbers of honest voters in the North are persuaded that Southern Republicans of even the higheat character are mouatani of iniquity, and that the hounded and murdered Republi­ cans were more to blame, for being mur­ dered than aaaaaains were' far murdering them: or, that the murders; were only ItoRcpubliean fabrications. * 1 ■ ■ The addram, in conclusion, appalls to the friends of truth, law, lift and liberty everywhere throughout tho Union. . gratified. to their son. now conducting the popular branch r favorite ofUongrras. The friends of the Union Do you want tho W Havana Cigars bo Wed their heads in shame, and deplored the extent of 'the magusnimity which goto J. P. Rnhem'fortham, only STEBBINS BROS that strict and impartial justice had not been allowed to take its course. Espe­ cially wm this so When the country was obliged, to listen to the eulogy on Jeffer­ son Davis, and a defenep of the atrocities at Andersonville, delivered, strange as it may seem, Jn the House which, only a few yeara agor Thaddeus Stevens led, by an impassioned orator from Georgia, whote iieoplewere made the ctpecial objects of Union clcnseocy during the war. In the history of all governments, since tho crea­ tion of tbc world, nothing like this han ever been known. . The Congress which saw the first century of national nxfatunce out, and the second oho fairly installed, will present undisputed evidence of the American peojic tolerating, under the influence oflaw, those who had malig­ nantly stricken at the throaf of the Gov­ ernment and trampled upon ata honored flag, as a power in the land. Perchance, all this may be correct, and ’ rebda, wbq should' thing “morn cheering.’ why j ust ita them ■call at Ralph Jordon s, and they can be have been hung years ago tor their trea­ HAi.tsBOTt? K nk<M»:io. our Government and flag, illy concealed, always aftd often or cr-lcaping prudential viction that a pure spirit of demsgogue- <!,«, libmk. Th., tbc Gentiles, they asaocrated with them, and in every way refused to have any of that exclttwvcnesB which fa noeesaarrto the perpetuation of such a system. The young Israelites of the eity arc mortiy young NathaM, and otic or two generatiouti will not destroy Judaism in, Ums eountrr, but it will modify ft so that the difference between it and Unltnnaniam !»f. W. RIKER. produced such a result, before much of the session had elapsed. The utterances on the floor, showing imj^able hate of when they are �tntincuxof Uu Preeideu,;,,. ln~~- mrata digued for our grx,j ----------- ex«a « l®« i» "ft riMKUrowd — .uk« CtajiKBWWB wmofjstattamily pute, were Hastings, Mich., Aug. 28/ 1876. o,mf. finally til silver hill reported 1 committee ou by the vote because of thc'Vtiritv >ad ability of but the discus­ 'its determined oppt Bente kjad, hxh in and out of Congress, served to enlighten the masses sion to which it upon a vital qumtira u pou which eras the effect of their responses upon from the Congrearmen froKi th ci.- constituencies, die impra'Asion ia abroad that ’the demonetiza­ tion of silver by thj act of1873 was sur- at the selfish reptitionaly pushed through instance of American and foreign “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor bcoterian interferance which will destroy the other.” capital­ ists, at the expense of tho industrial classes; and from the indications furnished' by the debates, there is lordly a doubt that the measure. could it h ve brought before the Houaafand divested of some objectionable gone featww would have A through. N.tnesiL aarsiLiciii ticket. the amine silver and greenback gold, question and report at the next Marian. For fSnidrul, Tho equalisation bounty BUTHKBFORD B. HAYES become a law. bill failed Tweed and his gang of thieves and that he of having guilty knowledge of the election and thefts, frauds Senator Logan made many ineffectual eForte to get it before the Sen­ of Ohio. ate. if the Demoamtic I suspect that leaders nnd Senate could the House in have foreseen the perilous direction which WILLUI A< WHKILER. during debates were to take that has Dcmottyff infamous for the yean. the last ten made leaden of the New names of the tsaa, eu, beautiMy aid The servile tho York part lwea«y Cox was ■•*1 eohtaeelhW;ATUiataek, wt.n a waa n»?;«>rj mlk manufacture, the Imperial Agncui' tunl lortiralu tl Ko Jaueira L*a fcr BBT- as to tbe importance or me »«<«»■«• b—— preach the duties offaith and /w — the anbitance, the Spirit-of the Gospel. jxnntetlly than that of Baerahi, I;.a| end yean, wiUi Cw bbbuubmo of <h« go’It is a precious truth that th* kingdom of race; just because so many Chrirtra, mlUbvotJ u> flm •» to Bilk cdtoro, Bod tho ™uta of LbmT !*■ God is tei/hin us. They who forgot tins were erith©dygdying on the S;i-ramem* ®’’ ^i_;4hly displayed in the Bretruth, or ignore it, as ths Jews did, and and Rites A the Church altogether, cr ^lian Department in Machinery Hall, ed. It is several members said that would have moved his expulsion if he had not apologised, which appears to come very easy to him, he has had so much mainly ; thus trusting in the ».yH or im/nt- Various spacimeui of the silkworm which rendered Li-iytl» „^un»,»d.d^ lul row £rom bis rruToualioB was tbnateoful row from his provocation was threaten­ ri. ahupdan , th.fcwr moth is about an tach long, of aj»de yel­ low color. The females aici mature, and di. b few e®r depeeillufl U>« em. These are about tbe sire of mustard seeds. If the weather is warm and dry, the young will emerge in a few days, and al- pactice in behalf of Southern Democratic imKBdiBldy nhd that 41 truth, all grace, all good, have distress aflicting every prominent business appropriate legislation, and devoted eight months to an unsuccessful hunt for Republican criminals at an expen­ They have convicting (morally) succeeded in one Democrat who stole into office cn false pre­ tenses, and have been obliged in the mean­ time to dismiss appointees several for cause. of their reform They act out “lo catch Grant” and suffered .■wveral humiliat­ ing defeatn in either efforts, and finally very decisive measures with Randall, oblig- competent House ever assembled in Wash­ been reached before the Repnb'Ecans could have bad tbe opportunity of forcing them to declare for or it Lam-WIUXAM A. HOWARD, IIKSTtV W SSi£S5S?iaj>fffii< rr. Ku-Kluxism m against practiced during the last Mississippi cam­ paign and at Hamburg on the fourth of July, and to dxpoee the deceptive charac­ ter of their reductions and economy. As it turned out Mr. Randall was the recipi­ ent of many intimations from his political aseooatefl that his obstinacy had operated Vnr SLAA.^n»l*r. IMh S.ualorUd Dlatrk-t-f sitnatian. very diatatMong in a to place hh party Either form of the dihsmfta they were forced to take upon tbe South­ r*T ern question, threatened la he tiiey condemned the If atrocities of their KuKlux coostitnancics, danger of offending fatal. were they in that section whose aubrtance Triumphs of tho Inflationists. The inflationists have secured : 1st. A demand in tho St. Louis plat­ form for tho 2d. repeal of the resumption The nomination of Hendrick*— tho embodiment of the inflation idea. 3d. Tho repeal by the House of Bap- reaentatives of the] Resumption act. is again hot indignation resentment; and and they prominence to tlraao truths ZZV pounua ut wwvu-. *—---------- - ----■aloftheiltaJi of loose fltaenls ettaimltothelwipIhBl Buppwt the whflK and beneath thia the internal coat cf soft flossy silk, within whieh M the compact oval ball, or cocomp-proper. The thread is pushed through two orifices in tbe nose of the worm, aftri being laid in •««*»sire coats in its constantly diminishing tenenant, not regularly as around a ball, but, by being passed tack and forth in one place after another, in such a manner that many yards may be wound off without turning over the ball. Before the chrysa­ lis matures, and tbe moth can begin to eat Brazil is conspicuously prominent, so to The truth is that once in four yean." royal visitors heretofore havo done little ,to the measures they had adopted seduce us from our allegiance to Democra­ thereto of tbeuwelvcs from Republican misrule. cy; but a king like In reply to the lo'. d boasts of reductions pletc the surrender of the Democratic party to the inflationists,—tbc withdrawal of Tilden and the substitution of Peter and economy; it has been repeatedly shorn that their highest figures now claimed, about f38,(WO,000 did not absolutely reach 110,0^,000. ToHajpreit these appar­ eomea to thia Dots Pedro, who country to talk with statesmen, sarvento and its poets, who looks into the workings of schools, newsboys, homes, manufactories and asylums, that be may the belter uplift and ennoble his ent reductions the n.ort dceeptire and di*- bonost expedients ha- e been restored to. .DoWiU C. LUUqobo, rf Oswego, has For instance the : .pi ropriation Centennial last sewtioa was hw State and been Speaker five terms. • Be has served one term He is a man of great Slate. He was a in included in the whole amount of appropriations made Congress. while that for tbe present yeas wu pros­ in his perously left out, this Staking the apparent influence delegate for the to the St. total fett than it res ly is by just amount of that apprep iation. wall, but Tilden'* Domination is altogether the avaril An ofthe Court of Claims of about two mil­ lions was left unprovic^d for thus transfer­ ring the payment of-■ Govcmeaent ob- Hayss and Wheeler. Mr. Littlejohn, is re situated as to know all about Tilden s Canal Reforms, and no ooc knows bet­ ter their shallow and hollow nature. ligatioto, due rti* year, making the Mr. Hendricks m a member • Thirteenth, Fourteenth and leu of the public. What the central cial governments of Brazil and provin­ under this sagacious head are doing to elevate the people is shown in tho Brasilian ecboo) exhibite. No educational departuMUt in the Exhibition surpaaK-s this in breath of scope and accurancy of detail. The book*, maps, pictures and eases of brilliant in­ sects are all arranged, too, with an artis­ tic sense of color and effect which hints archive* in pcs- eewon of the War Department, has saved k“» TBj«»e Bl»n U aril enough thBt aa earthly loheriuaoe •tends in valid title deeds. It is sad to say that multitudes of apparently intelligent and estimable people, seem to anticipate the securing of a Spiritual and everlasting inheritance, on their own conditions, and by inatruments of their own devising. And with this eod in view, they are per­ ALTERATIVE, tfflffi. 8OLV0A UD BI DfflflC- outward sad sensible, writ is-to despise the inner and Spiritual. Throughout Bible the the sensible is tbc instrument of tba spir­ itual. Various natural, sensible and material things are the appointed chan­ nels of religious and grace* benefits. Every Divine gift is traceable to—ia then»cn/<>Z cwuar/ umismedii -wWcb, and back of which bi the remote, the Infinite The greatest difficulty which the min­ per­ isters of Christ have in this age, is lo suade men to conform the to <*l«wn/, They persist in to wc the instrumental. thinking they can hare the inward indc- nap where they have pot sown. * They undertake to repeat without doiitf any­ thing. PUPAIUCb BY 11. R. STEVENS, Borton, Ma «. They insist that wo shall. accept They wiH wot come to Holy Baptism, because they see they Mirte and ton. meaning; that ftisa coatract which liacf* them to certain things, and they Lara tibai, and no they indulge a fancy that they can pct tho good of Baptism in some M Mqu* »oo much cnroungenient in tWn cffbff’ro Mbk Syrians, Turks or’ Arabs—all the others are innocent of Mohammedan blood. They have, however, succeeded admirably in tanning their faces— by a solar process or otherwise—and in adjusting to their per­ sons a thoroughly Mussulman costume__ a rad f« «ap, trowrere renembiiqg two salt­ sack* joincl from tbe waist to the knere, and haring their mouth tucked tightly around the legs jut above the ankles, and a dapper little embroidered jacket, of the rouive fashion. The keepers of moat the bamaH, intend of piling up a-fortme, do out sotna-other way, from lho*c riirvtian ay, VALUABLE INFORMATION. -O > is noi a aariag ^■sse:: wfeo offer tbe opportunity of pureLasirw i and other fancy arti T“J’k“ s“*J* phat, tar Mount He- VB6CTIXK ia SoU by all Mt'1<1HTS. IENTS though , little tenth ctam English gravely WINSLOWS STEAM inform tbc newspaper men that the Amer- in BimirBiion uxer ,he Bj*d«&oall» taken, «f UnU who* plumage shadowzjn brilliancy the tints of U>nutar.L TkeeotawB* rf I-' - W) theieartparttalar. j / MAKBLE WORKS pnmtal^ki, ai>a A, uito, ire bb •9® “ lU jta ME £n is ■ mn>, H» A'.;’’ . • AtKai&mazoo, Ttlieli- ilion FiRounth dfaloyaity. Hence Kb af ter Novara io lhe urinrao do w booO<4 doioflayAiiq;wRWl-MfcUl, aton, Gt possible I*re*d- VEGETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and.Invigorates the whole- System. I cannot but think it just as improper and wished, to depreciate the the claimants man aa J. W. It. very solicitous that tits instrument of con- NEW fc. ,.., rrtV-’.t • -tris ' •V|nl Tho exhibits mads by Brazil in its pi> time than it Tbc examination er rebel war claims in connection with tbc >e ’.United States Senate voted against future to a apparent total honestly is, by just tM sum of that award. themselvta ray tauterfo/ good, *ey PniLADXi.rniA, August 23th*lR7G. were, upon the whole, amply justified in The express conacnt tion of them. God hasjoined to^bcr ;.th* lrt^r'ftom though the ocrat*. 4th. • Mr. Tilden. which art unduly depreciated in the popular <-uima petually giv« to dirordig there which thermometer does.pot range quits as high against the votes of many bard money Dem­ to protect who arr is simply teku/e of it, outward am? inward, it* form without tiic form and substance, its letter and spirit—ancumpelleJ to give a seemingly undue wound. Four or five cocoons are placed in each of a number of compartments, in a sort of basin holding hot water, kept at a to in Judo and July. The latest intelli­ requisite temperature by means of steam gence from Mr. Kerr leaves no hope of pipes. The gummy matters are wftcued hia ^recovery. The President goes, or bls by the water, .and the fibre thus released. Next, the ends are caught up by a small vacation Saturday; and the city is being broom, with which the cocoons are stirred, rapidly depleted of member* of Cougreas and those from each compartment being and other officials. Centennial visitors brought together are passed through an continue to enliven the Capital by their eyelet, which strips off a portion of the visits on their way to Philadelphia or on gum, and thence, through several ethers, to their way home from thn great Exposition. tbe reel. The silk, a» taken from the reels, is made up into what are know as Those ofthem who have seen it are dusd books, for exportation, and as hanks, for in their wonder and amaxenrauL domestic use. All these procesnes are con■ Logan. stonily going on in the Brazilian depart­ ment, to the wonder and delight of crowds of interested spectator, who are in steady OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. attendance thonghout each day to witness the marvelous work of the insect silk spinThe weather they the “set for the defence of th* Gmpel’ —tkf wortMcu, substance is empty and =rton*c of the gew-gaw vending Turks and Arabs at tbe Exhibition wish that convicted tbem*elves of duplicity’; If they speak, among the foreign counties repre­ they had stayed in Germany or Wert of refused they were in equal peril Gf offending sented at the Exposition. Tbe late visit the Mississippi, where they am their fath­ tho North and West, without the aid of of the Emperor Dom Pedro has caused ers before them were boro and bred. which Tilden would be inevitably defeated- mueli to l*e written concerning that country Said one of them yesterday:. ;‘l. tail yer, pard, at Wienna I made puahels of foliar; A novel x>mpromst<e helped them out which has tended to familiarize our peo­ nere, at disSamteutrial, I not make 'noug While they “deplored" sueh “lamentable ple with their southern kinsfolks, as we salt ter sprinkle a dom-dit’sdail—’s' help occurrences" and condemned the partici- have suddenly come to recognise them. me I" This speech he aecompanied with pents, yet the fact that the negroes, Bcalla- A learned member of their Communion efforts to make known by gesture what be could not speak. His case is not an ex­ put the case strongly tbe other day : “We ceptional one. The proprietor of one of in .voting the Republican ticket in open are Americans, as you ; we claim to be a* the “Holy IaumT* bazaars iwys that “ha defiance of the known wishes ofDemocnta, free a jpeoplo as you ; the only difference shut np next veek und go home," if he docs not before then begin to do some had so exasperated them that they were buainere. There are no less than seven of unable to restrain the promptings of their votes were relied on to elect Tilden and anstakenly dream that they do tlm* fl. And while the form without the ak lhe inward. • Hence, oijied. b^ But tbeae sre time* when mru jn urOcr_ and nl*t<n»n, both the letter both and the tpint, the »yn and the ington. Rigffi in the country is rdeaved by the adjournment they have earned the title of the mnst in­ tion bills that an atQoammcnt might have borne his gastronomioJeets at crow eating. But of a House which has neglected every opportunity to relieve the prostration aud days of the session, they would hare taken by the Senate on the rontrsted appropria­ ’Mr"-’■‘“fl reminded of it. . "‘ It* But it should U -coAtanily murderers and rendered doubly pliant by diture of more than a million. to u Lb Uiog 0B««f the fathers, that be Md interest, by lart hours ot the sinsiea to tharougly ex­ provision or ssving b pruvuwu ffor wvi., "wnaitl,, *’■ ^Prtsrtd r-w-jioc condiu.,,.. Bo »o God's uoae and ' t and H e»d madotooruer te Monupatterns rapplW Y^ijfodhr tho most “Tbe fkrtmalb intrilwdwd OSoeeGppW, r and Unpnrtvd high polishing ^ran do wotk tbosu who �-“•"•an*-, a* _ Wri'tea for (ho Baaaaa. x nd now we can’t have Uy more Ttopnbli- 4 “J“d" '**•■u »■wu'wmsprereui Mfi^oa appMrenre “ «y *»pony in th. Maw. Their nnmb.ro should be increased to 100 without delay. By th. nominaUeu, on Wednendny last, of Aw D. Rork, for tbe Legislature, our nominations A better ticket than th. present on* was n«v*r placed before the p*o>*• »f th* County of Barry, and wc predict it will b* elected by mor* than 1200 majority; were cmplmd. Th* Sweat House at Grand Rapid*, Lyon 4 Pickering, Prcprietore, all in all, iIMoond to no other House in tb* 8iat«. W* note that it is largely th* home of th* men of Barry county who are called to that city on bushes* or pleaeoM, and to m quiet sad pleasant as it । to possible for a popular resort io be. Reader, when you visit Grand Hapi.to, tty th* Swaet Hons*. I*. Chandler that authorixed to HU •Ujmjb.fc.MUUd, IU'~U|“» i» ,kti, h7 .k.„, InviiQ—A. Hubbard. L. B. Hill*, J, J. Hendtrahou, Hon. G. K. Beamer. Onaauavtu-s-J. 8, Tarry, C.' L. terpen -tv. a. all about the county. The people of this County have fecial rea eons for bring proud of lhe Repubf tan candi­ date* for the State Legislature—David R. Cook for Senator— Joseph W. Stinahoomb and Asa D. Ilork for th* House of Reprvaeateiivas, a* three better men do not live, and they have each of them, th* ability to do well his part in th* Halls of Legislation, and their name* wilj be on the “Role" at Lansing next Winter­ Mark that John. On Friday evening laat we had th* pleasure of lisienting to aa address on National pollbefore th* Haye* and Who I er dub ' in this city, by Jons W. Com Esq., a resident of the first ward in this city. Mr. t'uaier ia an exceedingly able speaker and handled his subject in a manner well calculated to carry cenvincition lo every hearer. We outs and the Ins. W* always knew tbe poor old follow wu troubled with curriture of lhe spine, and a cranky temper, and couldn't bear to have bi* pedro token, but we never thought bejreuld tosh himsrif into a rag* sad'writ* ■uoh a devutatlng articl* and hump himself entirely out of sbapo just because we laughed aithsjok* of Id. political honesty and didn’t think that little circular he spent two week* In "riling to the honesl Democrat, end Liber­ als of Barry county wu the meet profound Stale paper that hu boea written ia the last fifty years. Poor old fellow h* still think, he is Norman the conqueror and anything he my* or write* mud of necessity t>« food for the great unwashed bat he to over doing himself. Rueb giant'efforts will up the vigor of hl. brain, he must he careful, what he needs is to . Hon—E. I*. Chandler, A. M. McCollum Vatontiu Iteplogl*, G.. H. Abram. ’ About th* tlm* when Samuel J. Tiid*n said ••This war is a perfect outrage, and I will lend no*aasiatue* whatever is'its pros­ ecution,'' Thomas A. Hcwdrieka wm making a speech at Shelbyville, Indiana, and using such language m th* following: am ready to oompromise at any time. If there is any man who desires to continue fighting and spending the people’s money, 1 do'not lyrnpathiee with him." P*riy nor hold any more Omvmiiions, THcwin’s ••Connecting link" objects! H* any* in the Journal of last week that he watclmd the proceeding* of th* Republican ^<**ty Oenveeti ia gad knows all about the ter, J. H, Earl, Adam l^wi*. PwataiiVKU-Hon A. C. Ttowae. M. J. Go**, B. W, Johnson, L A. Hltold. Rvtlamu—B. A. Owen*, J. R. Dudley, Goo. Brown. C. H. NiOM. Tnosxxrrta—Hon. F. W. Collin., B. B. Smith, R. E. Comb*. R, B. Men«r. Yatrass Brntaos—Wm. P. Garren, O*o. H. Ford, Samuel C. Ritchie, W. B. Ellaworth. Which report wu accepted and adopted. Oa motion of Hon. A Elliott, The chair ap­ pointed u teller* Goo. H. Ahram*. L. B. Hill* and Valentin* Replogl*. On motion of Hon. Geo K. Beamer, the eenvenlion proceeded to an informal ballot for Repreaaaatiy* which resulted aa follows, vis : Whole No. of votes. 35 of which Hon. Amo* C. Towne received R ' Ron. Adam Elliott •« 4 goto a Republioaa, Granger, Temperance, Democrat Reform, Greenback picnic and quiet­ ly rut under the shady branches *f a haw thorn tree. It would soothe hi* troubled spirit and prolong bi. day. of usefullneao, and when his health and tamper to improved be might sit upon about *ixl«en goose egg* sad thereby become a great producer, and lhe falhtrofhi. kind. I Street. dairy. 1KS3. Tallow. 0GSBK. ■Rio mITm firm: Jvbbins 1M»W sold. , The thank* cf the editor of lhe lixxxsa are towlerel loth*friendu whoso kindly aided isrsifiBR the beautiful ||ay** and Wheeler pdsia frootef ln« office, qn Friday Rum of th* Clipp«r*. Whole No. of votes of which A. Halstad EHU received ef lhe latsest Jobbins house* in thl* elty *an II n*r*r did a* xaneh a* duriax th» la* S montM. Profit* ar* small, and it to that whfch caaxa io nueb eramblinx about hard tim«e ; hut oxpense* ax* tmall oom pared with tb» war period. Asa D. Rork On motion *f W. P. Garrett, Aaa D. was declared nnanimoualy nominated. Mr. Rork being calledAut thanked th* convention for the honor eojftcrred and pledged himself to do all in hl* power for th* interest of th* Michigan's Pride, Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. The Fall Term l-ogins September 14ih. Full corps of InsUmctoni in all Deport­ ments. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give leeoons on the new Pipe Organ. Imdien will please apply to Miss H. D- Storke, Principle. Geotleiucn to H. Q. Butter­ field, D. D. Prreideut. xxi354l Bevier, Haber, Hamilton. FOR SALE. Smith, ” • Tw’n8 of character nnd •Wity." True evary word. . ‘ Our Centennial, r"UB,y P«,fiH'w»Wthe tint* of the District Oennre <£ Bj',1,e ’•y> th*y Ure B nwa ’‘•* Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange. for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. W. A Woodworth, Atty, and Real Eeilte Agt. Douglas, Mich. * ’wHZi?rper’ ,r-j pr’B*iB« “ •*ho,,,t- I have it'hogc Mock of Pare Castor Oil. Pure Lard OiL Pore G video Oil. Bought since the last decline tn prices. Call and examine goods and prices. You will gain by it. . People's Drug Store. W. II. Goodykab. xxi29wlt2 THE IICKFORB AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine 1 Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply at J. ft Roberts'. ^s.’^rsstte -sssia! amity MaeMao, I eylJpder^Tl noodlea Mtj ml* *»**iia* will'b* teat to any urt of th* dt*:o* or Canada, rxy.re., v tery** y>r*-»«tod. pt of th* priee. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS SPECIAL NOTICE. Eeq.. ofNa.hvm*, for Probat* Judge. <h,rlhsak. *« due and tendered th* £d|t- OILS Fob Salk—A valuable young itprirc of Marshall Pricket. TbcRtv. J. B. ||uiiOi4>f Middleville, was Odektadavn in the pulpit of the M. E. Church ®f this city, yesterday, with s'para* T’-e Vermontville Enisrpriss say* : "The lUpol-lievn* of Barry County hav* ^•tajwise thio; in nominating Clement BlCKFOkJ \jwtte* All kinds of fruit, candies, nuts and raisins, fot sale at ibo lowest prices by JohnStanley. District in eare of hi*"«l*ction. Tb* *onvention chore as a District ComudtEntros Bax.txb : [Mar Nir.—On August 22d the WhHe Stripe l**. for th* next ensuing two years, Hon. A. Base Ball Clab of Bedford and the Augusta pi but A M Armour, A. H. Ellis, Hon. A. C. Hub played th* second match gam* at Auguste T.wM, He*. Geo. K. B—r 0- -otion of ■resulting in a victory of tb* former. ’ Mow Hon. A.C.Towne, theconvvntfon voted tohold the next eoav*nlKnat Prdri*vill*. E P J E Local Slijipa^ Notice? x xi29tf_________ __________________ evening still living but the xxt31yl Two good milch 00wt and a few sheep for sale. On motion ofW. P. Garrett the convention toted to proceed to the 4lh informed ballot which resulted aa follows, vii: ■ Onjmotian tion proceeded lo thtr 6th informal which resulted a* follow*, vis : it reader will find our Ws<hington lelpubli«lie>l to-day. uf great political iniM>c*. and our Centennial letter, very BARNES & COMPANY. . Remember all aecaunts and notes are due and we mart and will have our pay. Smith, Manek t Preston xxi304w Hasting*. Michigan. Th* White Stocking* of JohnstowA "ftoup*d" th* •‘Haymakers’’ on Friday Aug. 26 with a score of M to S oa au*n laniig* wh*n th* gam* wu drawn owing to th* lateness of th* hour. Th* gam* wu Umpired by John . Bought very low and WE will sell them ai prices that will please the closest buyer. M. D. Reed desires to call attention, to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hour* of any day, ready to do any work in his line, from putting a new Soko in an old wheel, to the building of e beat buggy over seen in the county of Barry. Don't forget the place; in the shop with Janon Rich A Bro., corner o. Church and Railroad Street. XxBtf full competition. In their Wore is located the Telegraph office which is a special a Tomodstion to all our people who send or receive telegrams. When you are in wat . of any Drug*. Books, Stationery or Wall Payer, don’t foil to call at th* Pbmnix Drug Store,’ South State Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, * Golden Oil, Black Oil, OILS. On motion the convention proceeded to second informal ballot which resulted as fol­ low*. vis : as we feel sure he would he able to c*pe sueecasftilly with any imported sx-eblelhe Demo­ crate may put In the field. aid* of jfg (leMre to call your attention to our stock of strietlu pureDR I rOS and MEDlCIJfES We make a speciaUty in dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for the inter. of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only primC and pure MEDICINES. We have a larjc stock of Liat or Patents. List of patents issued lo Inventor* of Mich­ igan for the week ending Aug. 29, 1876, and each dated Aug. 16. 1876. Furnished thia paper by Cox & Cox Solicitors uf Patents, Washington, D. C. J. Debts, Bieam Engine Cut-off, JMkson. A. .Michules, Ramea, Monroe. A. Speer, Rotary Engine*-, Hart. A. Eldridge, Shuttle Carrier for Sewing Machine, Big Rapids. R. Knowlton, Hay Rakes, Ann Arbor. A. Right, Umbrella Supporter, Monro*. hope his Attention is asked lo tbe advsrtumonl of Banxsa & Co., printed on our third page. Thia firm have the neatest drug store in Cen­ tral Michigan, and a stock of goods in every department of their business that for quahty cannot be surpassed anywhere, and which they will »*U at priecea which defy .'incecas- HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. Will, of coutm, wish to see all th* sights comfortably and cheaply.. .To this end th* Canada Sonth<-ria R'y Company hu, through It* connection* in the West and Northwest, ptoc*i on sale a large number of Tocn.m’ Exccuiow Ticxrr* at r*M»y r*duced rates, by which passenger* can not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia, but can, in addition, visit th* prin­ cipal eastern citiea, with an opportunity of stopping at any of tbe great number *f fismou* rsMrts in Now York and Pennsylvania. The Canada Southern fa tbe only Bn* from the West running directly to Niagara Fall*, giving passenger*, from the train, a tion in lbw favor u thrir power *f curing tb*m. wonderful pancramfc view cf this Mighty upteially in loeaUtl** where fabrii* complaint* *f Cataract, Horae-ohae Fall, th* an Internlttesi typ* prevail, and wb.re the ordi­ nary rwcxrew of th* pharmaeopmia. sub m qui­ ly at the Falla. The track of the Canada nta*. an*nfa, birmuth. *to.. affordno adequate N«atberM is an air line, laid with rteel rails of lhe heaviest pattern ,- there are no curve* or grades; wood is used far fital;, mtana *f invIroraUon and protection aaaiest dis­ ease. invariably reap an ample barren of health. Digvation. excretion and aeeretion are rendered r*r*Iar >ai vlroreu* by thia reline tonie sad al­ terative. sad th* assealial* ef health, beta* arcured. that bleaeinc natnrally followr. N'ervout diaeasee. Intermittent and recnitten: fover*. rheu­ matism. bUIocxn**. and kidney or bladder trouble* Tho hydrate of ehlovai and the bromide of pota*-, tium ars both highly pornielo*. dras*. the «rw. dosdlns the brain and. It to mW. weakening toni­ city of th* vvaeu system: and th* latter ratals* ibedtotetion and infoctinx th* blood. Hitetetteri. Bitten uhfova* th* remedial pnrpore of both th** modtotoM. which to to soothe tho krais sad n«rv«s. without eauritm aayhurtfcl after effoete **•«■»<•**»■ nocriona at Niagara FaJiasuad JMN*!• with th* New York Central iuMI Erie Railway*, u>c Canada Southern tofoM bocomiBg the faTwrtte line'to the East. Ticket* via this popular Mm ban be procured at all affiu* of connecting linu, or-at pt* Company's own office*. ,. drusen eaB ** olrta^ne^ ^7 • FRANKE. SNOW, Genl Pass, and fMKAg’L XXI27if. �thi^akiugeeipackage rural topics THE HANL'BE FILE The farmer who does not feci a deep in­ terest in the accumulation of manure is, not to bo found this side of the “Far West,” a* it ia his bank irom wtriqh^ia check* out his deposits that make "hut crops grow. But how to obtain a ?m®^qn^ sqpply is lhe great quesfaun of rhe 1 Ay. •’CWhmer- end fertilisw* cost a great deal of money, when ex tesriyuiy applied1 ahi ■ Amd often dp ivagive'hatisfactiqa, especially in HujK*>3- dry I* htWSfanners must generally xdy on their stable manure, which con­ account ofuo secondary.---------* intl^j ’matter of realising the besl market prforduriug hot weather xartieuNriy . *bould shippurs be eApecii Hj regrod to exagts.' Tubs i ‘and firkins should used exclusive y> bw*; in ............. ...... disthis some crimination in roquwr.d. Oak fixkins and tubs arc taked t* ’preforeunc to others on' account of that neater appearance, thpugh ome purtioi u?». home-made tuba, which ' — [ UaeSrjpurpoBn. Another packages are becoming Jie part of dealers is the fmorc readily to shippers _________ _________ » more readily agree on tare if* ct tain kind of tub is used to which1 Uicy are accustomed. Therefore I recommend tubs, pails and firkins as the most dreirabla and. in tlw cud, the most economical packages used. Parties should be careful * soak their packages well be­ fore using. ; In butter snaking always use the best rai . Parties ehoald be careful to pack their butter solid, completely fill- tains every constituent that crops require; i»B Um. pufcaHM,u4 w »pn»a « ptaxoT dean now Heacbed eotton over it dipped in brine, uuaily tacked in at lhe edges so tain should be kept, and every pound of when movc<l it will not damage the appear­ ance. Knowing that these instructions their manure should be raved that possibly are old to few but new to many, I offer caa be Mileh cows should bo yarded at them fur tfib purpose oflinring uniformity night, feeding diem some ..green crop in in trade;« y[|U as in packing., and to obtain s good supply of this, all the live stock drat farms w3l? profifthly bus- their yard at evening, it their pastures be short, and early in the moruiag, as clover in May or June, and sowed corn, or Hun­ NEW ADVERTISMENTS STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuff’s. Fancy Goods, and in fool a com­ plete Stock of Druggies Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Peo pie's Drug S toreisdirectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of Spauldings Of every Description which we ■-ln„ can sell cheaper than any Irotrn • in Bar­ ry Ooanty, for these reawns: 1st. Beeaneewe have no rent t » pay ±j. BecauM we make the mnst r»r out goods ourselves. Sd. Because we keep the best c work4th. Hocatme we wsrrBBt »H goods wr make. 1 ' _ We sell none of tills chca|>-ruade Fur­ niture that te made by machinery. The goods we make l« made by hand, and warranted. We i-.vlte all peradn* 19 call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. Ko trouble at all show gocxla. Pariiea having Pioturea to iramo would do fell to g 1 them framed cf us Hastings, July 18A_187C G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. garian grass later in the season. This gnu* or millet a* it is aometintus called, may b* rirnn at any time from May 15th, to July 15th, and it makes excellent green feed few stock. Three pecks of awsl to the acre is enough for green fcqding. and a half* buahd for haj, when sawn about Juno 1st. The manure iifthc yarded stock STEINHOFF & WCOD 4*’* sfle? **r»iee n lk* MM&srjiS.tS’-R as we ctmi/Io it P ..-rand Cheaper than any house in P . .y County. We keep the Largest e«.u Beat ■elected stock of PlUrURE FRAMES AND MOULDiNufi, ekb, Brackets, PAFEM-HoLnWaliAPockjcto, Rlippee- HOIJIEKH, and everything In the Furniture llde. We invite all person* to call and look thrown in a broad heap, V, kept_____ flat_________ on tbe, top to receive rains; and then every few dap throIT oa layers of weeds, refuse straw or anything found found upon the farm that will deoompoBoand make manure. Frequently Tarrant’s Sditer Aperient. a fidd M covered with toll weeds; cut them with your mowing ma chine before the will cnrrMt Midlty. r«li«<« lk» pota. tarry off needs ripen, and'draw them to your com* pout heap, patting on a layer as often as sad IU aaaml Om would pcevoat mneh tuff«rin«. you gather a layer ofcow dang. Slacked lime will hasten docotnjxvuLien , but plaster will be of no particular benefit where there is much matter to be decomposed. Ashes also had better not be used in such a com­ pcat. Salt may be put on it—What yon have from your meat barrels that lias been uaed ; but it will not pay to buy salt at its market value to use on land in any manner. Farmers must increase the number of their Peerless Milk Safer. Us A »hi«rd th* F*U*nt 10 WESTERN LANDS now on exhibition st our Fun i’uie Stnrv. All klnda of work road* tn or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ Samical aOetiaiiral DENTISTS ! WlUaitori lo all braorbei <st the IW^loa »•* J. Cole & Son lAUKTHMCTS. niture noatlv done. WE MEAN RUSIKEtiS! Furniture Rooms «>uth ride State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware THETXNTlMOXy OFTHE WlfOLE tOBU'. BQWirS OHDBL Bad L«f», Bad Dream. AoNa aal Vktn. ALLdewwiixUa af awn *ro rea-iuUe by Ur •V«r aad dlUrrat ■>« of thl> isudtublt rtw tss NEW. MUSIC. GROCERS. Ldcskhold 111KLOD1E8 u .eonulm tba foUowiac ftrao*. Ofer for SaleSt tic Lowest linn Rate IM PIASTER STUCCO WATER HIE LIRE H.W.P. COLSON’S U INDIAN SALE ON EXECmON. STKIBIAS I SO'S cows, in order to increase their supply of manure ; and sec that you obtain, or raise, only good ones, as poor animals are not profitable. ■nd c»ln the lore urf affMdon of any peraon [hey ftgsmaBC-No fanner should be without an ice house, because it ia absolutely necessary in every family to preserve frosh meat apd other thing* in the- Summer sewwn. I once knew a farmer who drew a few tons of ice in large square cakes, and packed thsm up upon a few rails mar liis houesc, to keep the ice from the ground, with a bed of straw between and upon the rails. After the ice had reached a height ofabout eight feet, with a diameter of ten feet, he covered U> two thick with straw, top and sales, aud then set some boards up so as to shade the ice, and carry off the rains; and that ice kept till September. ’ ,,______ r. This shows that ice will keep well above the. ground, Bofld> * « onsc ■ • for -it about Where you wul find all kinds ol SHAIR Shingles Lath &c. PROBATE ORDER: OF MICHIGAN, Coanty of Barry. w.- BTEBS' OACRF.P OEUiCTIONB. No. 2. Prioo SJcU.. conUdni M f»llow» : ^t'nnto are4’ A’^thrm”".............. **"cSp«r Sarinc Vled'ml Mala Voieaa—,—___ ...Weened. I J- MW, •asxa;ttg.”*^iSv: Carriaje, Sloans Ornamenta ateSrKaeare aTthe throat and <haM. Ta an*’ Uta ferar and laawn the iaflamatioa. atrht arwa Pilto abonld be taken nieht ant norairr- il>’ KTERF TifttWqifare, iri——__ r ________ side ; lay down old rails, < or anything to B™"*— • C:-. keep thevce off tbe ground, pack in sawed tehte. faaviro; 18 inches of space between | tbe ke and the sides of the house to be filled with Btraw firmly packed down. The harios bron ■sadforsssss xsamia U»pOteiiMot l»r. lUrlow nndjothrr pruBinent^^wcbiM of door should be in two parts, each about firs foct kmg, the upper one to be used till the iae gets beiow the top of the lower oac, with movable steps to go up to it. Between 110W and January is die time to buiUr frur lee bouse.-, I. know of no ad-. • VRGAN 0ELHOT1ON8. ttoanwitebi be aa ebrraaeion of tkr cheat. ««« from arthma or oth«.- eanat-i Hies, Flatnloa, Stricinrw, At A. M. Hoek'a <'.rrtege Shop . Jefferson St, - Mailings, Mich. rewind W 1 walar.aad THE DlblAK RED DROPS BTrp7SbM0M, THE EHEMT OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTAW . ■ on~lh.-cta~ BBWALO. N. ■ p. p. Box m&. IIATCAW. The tat time to moke hay cops is from now fa November, as fanners have more , Iriatrre than earlier tn the ssuk », and they ■ sunt be made in edod drying weather. ■ T^m.following U.ihc w^tmer of making WHICH HAS STOOD THE TE.3T OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS SO FORE IT WIXL NOT, BEAL. NO LAUENERH FT WILL NOT CUKH. HO ACHE, NO PyUNiTHATAEZLICTH THE HV- Train MEN v«y aopcrior caps, jw practiced by nn In­ diana fanner; Hdtekes OM-fonrfh dtance ' .ofJMSMfMtt'U' A gnUOT pf hfiu water, bdSbd skim, and then *»k thy,pppliuiM thi* far 24- hou» ; take out afol partly dry and when half dry pat tbe muslin io^so-: Intaoa composed oftwo ounces of alum and <mc ofaugnr of lead to «sch pilon-of water. Soak tbc muslin well in this and hang it up to dry. lie says R will make it bmh fire undwaterproof. Thfc caps he cqjteqne und one-fourth yards long, which ui^kcs aqnare, and after hemming the end.*attaches aeadsfaa ifaHK-ke&MteatdjMte wbowt the■ hay or wheat cock... Ope hundred caps will answer for ten acres of1 ' ’ wiR last for years. A good do not u« hay cajw ; hut 1 mMMWtkaa, atleyoltai UmbmAh. m tem » • la mvwx; MfMOliawwL. > ' '»nt«wa»iWxxM. A aoaa.4* d Um Aawnwe Oromi)! 'Sbta, u3 U»po> dMald tejMMaWfHklMUruUni >> & FOR e ale or trade- aaaclu* wonno. anr«. ..r u>-»r. au wneoueae'.j ■asaat»«arvd.lhaaoaadalhas**lTt.ai!l ma bra!; warm broad and water |->uHiroa >p?M era tba aliatiii porta, aner the OiRteeat Sai wet nHI tabbed ia. wilraeoUie and Ue «t ■roatlr amint tha eero. There t< a *d«retiwi«r ulaer. rare, aad nwelhns.whkU need notbenta-i bm. auuiodiatapoa tbofulbesof yoath. nad, «n wk A this Oiajmmt barren^ re^wwrod-iu’ SOTStaten rotsrdy. In eunuraeb roimaowiwtie ■error mile to roslote tbe-netam tu a baaUay ium U the IHlla be taken aectrdisc <» the retMrl itstraetteoa. Viptherja, Vkaraled Bare TUrubt. and Fa4et TLE COSTING 2T>c.. 60c.. J*ffi rlftfc or jt-M.: ONK WTABLK STTAM SAW W < -ifc good ortfcr rualag every <fay, ONE i HEAVY V.AIK OK MULES J yav old OXlt».,wi*UCAiE. ONE ug0Y TRKMH jixartw ttik •«< of COtar CMtO.'. CEN HOUSE J4MM wm exrerimtntiuc. h« *reW«tily iuu: iib w “-mill liifiu m-fi;! rt nil kick. . E. STAUFFER, mM«I Prop. <*■>»>• aw.'oliait eld idAMW lMuUM. with fatter aeaoAimdatteM. Iab*D te ateatadkM all a^ -tt-’t -r- ,HMMta*m«*sr»*oswas-wfiiateMtt WteHtei.-wim»«<... B IU.IARD, CORQUfrnre iio: Turwer In I!oni| Wm<». AU ltf4a tfTMl HmmTU., Am BEAR OF 220 NORTH SECOND ST,, (Second Floor.) PHILADELPHIA, Miltal W. ;tijuh h'ijjwS— .TENTS t».o.anj-‘"SS rrwflL*- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-08-31.pdf b998de922d894e67adb302e579cdcd38 PDF Text Text iwod VOL. XXI. KO. 36. HASTINGS, BARRYCOUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, ADGUSK3L<87& WHOLE NO 1079. UNPARttLED SUCCESS 13 ‘ bfrW^E Meana'riarary and death: A rote lor Oaaeral Hum Prosperity ■:>.! Peace. To voia fbr p<ta Tilden TRIUMPH SINGLE REAPER. Which is the (test One Wheeled Mncldue in the Market. Cull end I SEE THE BATH PLATFORM BUGGIES Both Finished and Unfinished. YJbrhdor, Buffalo Pitta. Ohio Sworptlakw, rlMrldiliFUWrWiM’ r TUB OLD AND RNLIABLN TATLOK BAKE. ASD THE IMCUOVHD jfikCKSOX WAGON CONSTANTLY ON HAND One door east oil Goodyear’s Hardware. MESSER & POWERS. April Hastings, 12, 1876. z IffifiEffllHnSHH t R. 0. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON, ••Aunt Abba," raid Hugh one after­ noon when he came in from school and was standing by th® dining-room fire, “1 wish I might quit school; 1 am learning just nothing at all, and 1 have the head­ ache aft day ; my feet arc like blocks of ice. I will study nt home.” “Did Dot Martha come home with you ? School is out, is it not ?' '•Yea, Aunt Abba, but I divpot Ifkc to tell the reason sbo is not here. You can ask her when she comes." It was nearly dark when she camo in, and Mrs. Emerson raw tint her eyes were red and swollen. “What is the trouble, little one?” she ’ isnrnw ikt n ,i>j ; z: to i _ tom jo oil ifcLta' L- ®i" raabr^M > asked kindly. The poor child came sobbing to her aide, and held up her chubby hand, all swollen and purple, while the tears stream­ ed down her cheeks. . “I have been feruled far making picDrawing her to tho light, Abba saw the marks of a heavy ruler across the tendcr flesh; the skin was broken and the blood settled badly. She took warm wa­ ter, soaked the poor aching hand, and wetting a soft towel » tincture of arnica, bound it up; then said : "Does it feel better? 1 am very sorry you did anything wrong.’' '•I do not think I <fid. It was just this. Il was very cold at noon, and I told pome of tho little one* to stay in. the school house and play. They said they would if we big girls would draw them some pictures. Hattie Leeson and I said we would ; so we rat down by the stove and I drew the picture of a man sitting in a chair, with a ruler m one hand and a book in the other, and his foot on the Sort I •»««' » « tie like the teacher—the children all saul Il did. EU«i “J wo laughed and had a nod• deal » « of fun. James Griffin took in' late to look at ft. JU3* then u.cu somebod from the entry Just threw a snowball and hit Eddie Watson on the nose and made It blood badly. IU I ’O THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. DENTIST READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Rumfort and Hdppinest Sick and At£Uete< ! W HASTINGS AND VICINITY SB HHVu of him? Before his nose had stopped bleeding, the master came; he told us to take our seats, and sent Eddie to the dw to bold a snowball to hu none. I never thought of my slate till I wanted t toum;e»d wi.i. X"?"’ ronB« 0T •>t-> th. hapiHtM rwotu. ,r*”0 .* cuxscl TA TioirrxeK. -w c!‘*T,m . "■« »° nuHisraU that Um Every instfamenTFUM Warranted. Oil Pi® aidftpstoji®!6 ftr Ne’J?a..Mn R.D. BULLOOk. WOO Reward «»r ear MM I’A.uxnaUmi or Sait Rhame aT^."111 e»y Wholesale -for M.chrgan Rapids-EaBtsag,naw and Fl'm«.r ^6. BROWN, Piano Tuner. then it lay------desk, with the picture a handwriting, but I was not going to tell. The teacher took out his ruler aod told cious of pain. ' The doctor unbandaged me lb gfrc hlm n>7* hand. I did not the hand : “Mr. Benson this Is your want to be punished, and 1 told him I did work I" not intend any wrong. At that he struck It was indeed a severe lesson to him ; tno on the shoulder, and told Die again to he had no thought of thn injury bang of give him any hand. Bo I did and ho so severe a nature. Thu deed was com­ htrnck me over so many blown for iusult- mitted io the lieakof passion, and ho act­ ing ’ him ; then he said he should gire me ually writhed with remorse at tho wreck as taany more far hrlbg to him. Before he had made. That pale face, and band­ lie got through, tho room turned dark, aged head shorn ofits beautiful curia, and and I fell down and struck lay head the swollen hand, haunted .bin* far yearn. .against the corner of tho step Us desk . Dr. Emerson judged correctly, when he stahtli'iJu.’ Theblowfbegan to run," and thought that it would be a more severe the girln said I tainted|iw»y. Mr. Ben­ punishment to look upon his work than son sent mo Ur my seat, but I could not it would be to pay a few paltry dollars see half of tho time. I asked him if I into the pocket of her father. “Mr, Benson," said Mrs. Emerson, might be dismissed, but be would not 'let 1UO go till scliool was out. Jamas Griffin gently, ,CI have had a good deal of experi­ ran home, and Sir. Griffin came down, ence as n teacher of children, and I be­ and so had to tell him obont it; and I lieve their righto ought to be respected just as much as the rights gf older people. rode home with Mr. Griffin." “Who did write tho name on tho We are liable ourselves to be mistaken ; how much more so these little ones II never slate?", “I think it-'waa Bill Perkins. You in all my experience had occasion to accn.sc a child of lying. Treat them justly and know 1 did not son any one do it, but it fairly, and they will tell the truth frankly. looked like his writing.*' 1 believe children are made untruthful by “Let me looks! your head, Martha— the pernicious treatment which they re­ i* it hurt much ?" ceive ; and did I continually accuse-a “There .vrtw a Lig bump np; it is not child of deceit, I should expect him to all gone dnsni now—it bled a good deal.". come to be deceitful. Another rule I Mrs. Knienwn thought it iriu a big adopted, which saved me from much pain bump, and a big gash too; it made her and many mistakes; I never punished a shiver to look at it The bright curly child when I was angry or excited myself. hnir was matted with blood, aud the wa­ I do not believe, if all wha have ths ter and blood had drippeil down on tho care of children were to adopt this rule, girl's nock and shouldersTaking the they would very often find it necessary to scissors, she cut the hair off around the use corporeal punishment.'’ wound, and after a washing in arnica, applied an adhesive plaster. She then took of Martha's wet clothes, soaked her OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. feet in warm water, and put her to bed. When Dr. Emerson cime in, he could linrdly contain himself to hair the atory Washington, August25th, 1876. through, he was no indignant. He •ball “The impudeht sconndrd! be horsewhipped !u The harmonious action of the delegates Don't get axeited, Edward I" to the New York Republics:! convention 1 “Excited!, Who could he netted ? A lUUe »vcct child ] be so abused I It was none of hi what the children played al uwu limo I” “Just what Mattie said about it; aha never meant it as an insult, and a gen­ tleman could not have token it as such." “No, indeed: he never ought to have taken notice bTit anyway." “It cannot be helped nerw ; m noon m .you are through tea, I wish you would go up to her room and.sec her." • They *' verish Her litti the outside of the L __________________ “Sho mint have bjed copiously,” said the doctor, as hu hud the wrist, tenderly down os tho bed. “It looks pretty senson The is going to used attention." The doctor took care of her till mid­ night, and then Hannah took hi* place. It ifas indeed a serious piece'of work; the poor girl wm delirious, and would beg of the iwUr not to strike her again, and then lie and moan. Wliun the Doctor came in the monring, he found Wr: in a raging lever. There woa a good deal of excited talk, in Cokbcater that day, and when Mr- Looson notified the master that they could dupento With his Mn-iocs in the- plkbc, he turned very pale, and asked at Saratoga ; the evidences they presented of a cotnpwt# unifaction bf nil the various factions of the party in the State ; the fusion of the liberal an independent voters with the straighout Republican organiza- most popular leaders of tho State brought rejoicing to many an anxious, doubting Republican’s heart; and dismay and grief to many heretofore hopeful Democrats, who have been left over here to supervise the work of the campaign, and to thousands of others, temporarily or permanently te- siding here, and who stand prominently identified wilh one or the other bf the great parties who are soon to lockhorns in a struggle for the mastery and control of tho nation far the next faur years. regard New York as the State Many that "will decide the contest for good or ill ; and there is no question but what the Demo­ crats had founded about all their hopa upon Republican dLiccnions ; and tho mid­ givings of Republicans were quite as gen­ tho' reason. erally based on their apprehensions that “Tho fact Beason, wo don't caro to no way of compromise would bo found. have our children quite kiHcd. We have Cheering intelligence also eomes with had enough of your flogging here." every breexo sweeping in from the Prairies Mr. Hebard was of ceuno very indig­ nant, and witliout consulting Dr. Emerson, of tho great West and Northwest. Even went to the Grand Jury and entered com­ California sends greetings aud assurancca plaint against Mr. Benson. Before the master had picked up his books and ruler, of a complete Victory ; and from the char­ acter of the warfare being waged against the sheriff had entered tho nebod house and arrested him. Benson the ultra copperhead candidate for Gov­ was perfectly astounded. He had pun- ernor of Maine, under tho furious leader* ishea in the heat of passion, and was ‘ ■hip of Senator Blaine, it is entirely safe to aware of the violence of his blows. predict a trumph in that State more com­ r. giowing „The worse Mattie kept trouble was in her head ; aho recognised plete than any that has cheered the loyal do oncr and her symptoms wore alarming. masdcs there and elsewhere for the Dr. Emerson feared fracture of the skull, past six or eight years. and at length telegraphed to tho city for Now evidences of Mr. Tihlcn’s total un­ an etaincnl practitioner. He could only account for tho wound by surmising that there had been a projecting dvI bead that had injured the bone, as she fell with force'upon tht T* ~ * ~~ ______________ weeks before Mattie’s sunny face was seen in the household. Mr. Benson was heavily fined. There was intense excitement, and Mr. Hebard was advised to sue him for personal dam­ ages as soon as the State claim was settled; but Dr. Emerson opposed it, saying that he would adjust that part of the business with Mr. Benson himself, and requested him to call nt his residence. It was with a trembling step and quak­ ing heart that the teacher ascended the Stans of the piazxa. Dr. Emerson fitness for the place he aspired to are every day coming to light, shocking his honest supporters and threatening a panic among tho plotting conapiriton who lead the Democratic forces, as they rcaluic how the rufanner cheated even hid own friends nt the St. Louuf Convention. Tho Hew York 7Vsi« make a change of perjury against the reformer, that unless it cau be shown to be a “campaign lie'' as somo of Tilden’s champions have characterised it, must prove hopeloraly diaasirous. Il states that m 186’A Tiiden swore that the amount of his income from every source, whether professkmal or otherwise, subject received him kindly. "I askod you to call, Mr. Benson, not to taxation for the year of 1862 was a lit* to trouble you or add to your distress, tie over 17,000. |a hisrcjoiner to the . x _____ ________________ but * y°u to “* Martha; and I hope WdLilho.™ » Rre.1 lw« uil II win be . IlfojMK fe-® to you. If it charges of robbery made against him by hitngtag through the chair down to ths |is tho mOina of hslpiug you to restrain the Terre Haote, Alton and St. Louis �railroad oompany. M lltown by the eotat from the first and aveond mortgage bond- bolder* o£ that roadin iBWk $20,000 idsnt the latter sent an invitation to ___ SWMW, * aa HE<K s - - AJn. 31, 18T|. ally Wxrouut fcr th* >rge turn of moaev 1 by Ik* J.r.:iidrrt*s. true ns money F » the Jgtn wmif f«l. ^-viously and muttaiy bjereofl'to. A- did not belong .to him, tl»cn he is guilty of robbery as charged by tho railroad com­ pany, whichever born of this dilcmsaa he chooses cannot much matter us to the ver­ much Ths has publication dismay in iKxasiooed circles. Democratic Thorn is a fearful looking forward to judg­ cile b'u two statements. Apparently well in all of crookedness directions are being made; and which arc beginning to, have a paralyzing very effect upon his adherents. , Washington has been captured by. nn army of Centennial excursionists, chiefly from tho West, but with a They arc increasing each day, and they bid fair to RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, the remaining crowd the exposition, for New attractions months of its existence. ia [the way of cattle-shows, regattas and other interesting features hare been de­ vised which, it is hoped, may largely, in­ crease the attendance. N1TIM1I. good sprink­ ling from the East and South. _______ -J KJ — ia 1.U - aMha ■ -V — .Kb^ ... -dmenraged-hoa his oag^ cripUon I could give. In fact be must hare walked aenws the room soma threeor four times before be even noticed me after my entrance. Ho then spoke to mie, but still continued pacing the room, croaring it several times more. He then addressed me with an inquiry. "Mr. Hamlin," said he "what arc yon doing in the Senate with the ‘Omnibps bill?’ («o called) then before the Settle. My re­ ply was prompt—Mr. President, I be­ lieve the bill wrong in principle, and I am doing what 1 can to deftat it.’ His rejoinder was as prompt and very decided —‘Stand firm; uon’tyield; ir-airoaA ilu~ vtttoK, and I am jnjmed to learn that wr have disunion mew * jo* Contend with ; disunion.is treason aid, -irith an exple­ tive which I will not repeat here, be RSHULtm TICKET. said, with an emphasto that I shall never forget, that if they attempted to carry out their scheme while he was President they For Prttiderd, should be dealt with by l»w as tlicv des­ erved and extcnUd. Once or twice in the conversation he affirmed that he of Ohio. would not be coerced by any mon or men from the strict lino ofhU duty, as.he un­ For Vkr-Pretident, derstood it, and that the Union must be preserved at all hotards. WILLIAM Ai WHEELER. Washington pre­ sents many points of interest to those vtsi- BcpsMi* <n BtalWleUe«.J tors and they make an industrious. use of Tvr <io vernor—CUAMX.U8 M. CROBWKLI f or IJ.'.I- GuTwnur-Abo^VOHB^li^; all their special sotrncs, and tax their powers 'll, u . of locomotion touicir utmost, that no lo­ . cality may be neglected and that they may , iSttSB-KHSt1 resume their mcanderinss with »n exhaus­ tive knowledge of the National Capital, as one of the accomplishments acquired by ’ their Centennial journey. Other than the presence of these visi­ tors, our city is suffering, from the usual stagnation following the adjournment .of MDVSIUM Congress ; the removal of the President with his family to the seashore, absence of many others officials annual leave. But tho and the on - their repavement promise For reigns supreme in the RT____ departments where every one is demora­ VorcSaat/baAT’? '■ - I ! lised by the suspense incident to the pre­ Far Ooroatv-JuhXFH । GtRnv AND NOV? THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGI.T AND VOTED TO BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDER THE HAMENAMEAND ORGANIZATION.STILL CALLING f-ome of the points thus far scored ITSELF DE>toCRATIC APPEAL against Mr. Tilden may be Summarized as TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ follows -* Item 1, that he is a rebel sym­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE . GREAT POWERS OF THE GOVERNMENT.^HEY ASK TOAD next October. Logan. was. one of Item 3, that Ln has had a hand in a mul­ titude of “crooked” railroad transactions ; Item 4, that bo played a double part in the caul ring busincea, denouncing fraud­ ulent claims in hu message and afterward paying one of the very claims denounced ; Item 5, that ho defrauded the Govern­ ment of its just revenues, by evading hi« income tax ; Item G, that he contradicted himself twice under oath by making con­ flicting statements of his income. For a great reform loader, some of these points are exceedingly awkward aud embarrass­ Gov. Hayes’s record, on hand, has been subjected to tho other the closest scrutiny since his nomination, most virulent Democrat has found a flaw ia it. Literary Notices and not the He — raid than demand certain------------------- -------—. will prom hard upon the diminished sup­ ply. This of itself will lend to invigorate trade, overcome stagnation, and give new life u> liuiu-i. lit. Iron iotemt, wkidi dial he hung spies aud Mexico." Admitting ity and prosperity, the morning beam* of which I am sure 1 can faintly but clearly MINISTER TO LAWS. CONTROL ITS REV'ENUEB. AND TO MOLD ITS POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE NoftTM, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF THE WAR, ALL THE MOVEMENTS TO ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THE REBELLION. AND ALL THE SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE­ CURE THE RESULTS OFOUB VIC­ TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD •BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THESAME STATES THAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED ORDINANEC8 OF SECESSION ABE THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS COALITION —Amafor bherman. yet Alex. H. Stephens of Georgia—participa­ rose shape you Crackers We brag on. Cheese OimilOM We sell the best TO-D Tobacco ALL We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.OO. & OhioStone W are Istiiebest. * they ultimately quailed and failed before people. And yet Toombs and Stephens are alive to-dny, and intensely concerned .in saving .. .. .k______ ted in, also, by Robert Toomba and Mr. There are many Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. tlrecn ike Joll Hsyra -i (BwUn Remember. Wc buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMUK, MANEE and PRESTON, Ha.tingi. Aug. 7tli, 1876. Cm. M. S»vm» * C«'» Column. xxj30w4. Nltw ADVKimSRMKNTS. MmriaJ M&t tteaa M*w« ftacinn Hu. n Oar Hen. E rille I Friday CENTENNIAL NOTICE WsJw remember who ■tirriug Premdratial campaign the of 1840. The state of tho limes then and nsw ad­ mit of a parallel, as wtB of the candidatca. m One of the Democratic candidates c'eefor-at-large it Indians is a man । REEK CUTTIUG AID BEPAIRIHG the ehvrortwr Uh. Jn 1840 buauxsa had then been deptoased for three full j°w«, people wiB answer in due wsson. Sin? E2b*****KSj^te^* • JOHNp.W^E^,*"cd. OUAKDIAJTS bale- civilian, and nn Geo. Hanriaon fig- who TO TBS. pruamted for withholding money collected fbr Lis clients, and has had a suit institu­ ted <o hotair him fromfraotioc before the ^noex Republican duk'tnicsry are —— In lin which ia Gaki Crockery. 1840 and 1776—A Parallel. Clingman of North Carolina—in regard tion with which they were always 1 identiand t^e cuteamy Ud«»e|| to do of the nao«t powwftil numtara vat iaauad of thh .valuable jnonthly. No public aui or to an effort, in 1860, to ovmw. Prcmdetrt flad. And they .now want a President! private citlieu who holierta in Republican Taylor in the interests of slavery, then Me Io, their touch, in harmony . with' principles ghould foil u> eubaeribo for thi* supposed to be eapcoially affected by the their principles, aad allied with theca iu a lafc, equal and aou^d currency, u they J° B0W' n,n*in *«* <h* Repub­ partisan amociatfon. b it safe to gratify needed after Taylor’s death The main theta? Are they wholly different from lican candidate. His home WM in the rame county, r>e «e not mtatakn w disagreement between the parties to the what they were id Taylor’a dgy ? Are not Honoe Greeley w 8. J. Tilden ; United Blate* Taylor’s patriotism, integrity and firmwos had both nrillitary and riril distinerione Band* and Nun ; V trivernal AntncMy and •till mefed ia the White Hoose? TU 2G. 187£, «, d-d." tteprin lute, these conspiration) succeeded, though she patriotism of the American A controversy has for sonic time been going on between Thurlow Weed and the Under another Praridcnt, as weak and spiritless as Taylor was brivo and A CHARACTERISTIC SOUTHERN ATTEMPT I J"!* any Toucan wwk,-rhs£.!blo8 6£ amiil the darkness of thorn three .years of ruin — oqt unimpaired national faith has been indeed an anchor of hope, and thus slightest doubt that sane leading South­ saved us from irreparable disaster. Our ern politician A<i</ undertaken to do no ship of State may be expected hereafter to and had been promptly met with a patri­ sail on smoothcr'and happier scan. In a otic firmness and resolution which will be very few month* the political airfes and to his eternal hpnor, especially when it antagonisms and excitements of the Praridential campaign will be brer, With the is considered that ho, too, was a SotU tam­ certainty of stability in national affaire; er and slaveholder. His noblo fidelity in with the assured conviction in ail sections ajwitical epoch has never been sufficient­ and among all chisea that there will be no ly appreciated. Taken from the .army violent and disturbing changes to cause distrust and insecurity ; that the dangerwithout civil experience, and not without oui elemant South is not to be revivified many of tho prejudice! of his section into new hope and more aggresairc action against the North, be had not been long as under tho administration of Andy in Washington before his single hearted Johnson ; that our notional finances are ncos enabled him' to comprehend the not to be jeopardised by new experiment* and untried theories, I anticipate more whole situation, and to resolve upon his confidence in all circles of trade and fin­ line of duty. As he had told Mr. Weed, ance; more demands for manufactures! and “he had discovered that the great body products of all kind* ; more wUlingnam to cnterpriacs ; more of Northern people conceded all that inreat in bnaineaa quickening of the pulm of commerce, and slavery was entitled to under the Consti­ consequently more pro*periiy for the tution, while tho Sauth demanded terri­ country and its citixens, for capitalists and tory devoted to freedom by the Missouri laborera alike; and cannot every one who ‘ Compromise, and threatened disunion if wishes well to his country join in tho prayer, “So may it be ?” their demands wen not complied with." not po that Stephans were the men. or were the only ones, that had nnddavored thus to intimi­ be sell pure t<thethought, let me o re$H0M for this &kh and that the lead- duty, there would seem to parations making for a slaughter of officials ing. fia ' ’ date Gen. Taylor in the discharge of his Confusion that he the g by tho recent great ane_______________ j great staples. East, tho constant settling down of values has at lost reached ‘'hard pan," and individual andAaihp rate **------ “ ------ “-x *" ,i_ wa^ofKbo*, ting away of inveatled incomes, render a tnenta, and diml the* proof is not perfect that Toombs and in Tweet’s congenuial friends and coadjutors ; hesitation tndtora in thia a more then ordinarily eventful an pathizer ; Item 2, Diori From 254 fcp, and ground Goods. fcrent region*, as on we Peninnular Rail­ road that runs through our city, of long they had endeavared to intimidate |pm projected bnt much needed linka that are in the discharge of his duty by threats of now in proeem of construction, and I am disunion, and that he had told them that m> old-fashioned a* to believe that the balance of trade with foreign nations bang into execution he would personally take new ao heavily in our favor, instead of what had just occurred. les* . at Ptote »vCLKMErT BMTTrt. son. when cm taken in rebellion would be hung with of of work upon the Washington Monument, ago, ]have weathered the wont of the storm, । j < jing the place of tho stagnation which has >paralysed business and unsettled values Jsince tho dark days of September, 1873, foil the shock of the panic most disastrous­ ly of all, is beginning at last to revive not into ita former vigorous activity, but in suspicious contrast to its vast disastrous lethargy. State* and municipalties and individuals have neither been willing not able to increare 'their indobtnere as they Such is the substance of the conversa­ were ao universally doing before 1873. tion that took place as I now .recall it." Our crop*, as a general rule, have been This coincides substantially with Mr. large and abundant, and, even at the low Weed’s recollections He ’ ihM» : "I prisei, foreshadow ia agriculturaf countries relief from the inertia in found the President a* Senator Hamlin a and a and trade, left him. walking excitedly; aboout hfe bu*iuo'.“ Railroad room. After inquiring whether I had building, whieh the pdnic no sharply and ao ‘met the —— traitors,’ he related with fortunately arrested, b witnemng a alow much feeling and in strong language and healthy revival, ahd wc hear in dif- command of the army, and 'Fegusylvaniii Avenue and the resumption suspended many years I StH c?»r * uptarWTwewrirtfon tint AMndtHy.-ire “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which : 'will depreciate the one nor sec­ 1tor tan interferance which will idestroy the 01 her?’ ment, semewbat relieved by the hope that he ckn in some uuthongbt of way recon- I founded charges . NEW and toline from Min to beat Our Teas bought att 40cts. to $1 the County. declarer to have been perjury j and if the 820,000 diet MUlM': said • ‘'Travclmg over the country from Octo­ ber to July, on A lecturing tour from New that attracted my attention. We did England to j^raska, conversing with pot speak to each blher. I went into the more jteople ofail classes and occupations, Preaident’s rooiu and found him alone. than ttny other citixen, and watching but if it ia be allenes that he received Hon. Behnyter OblfMt in lbs buodKtoiy remarks, ‘q.«nmediataly.re • dcnl’a room. As I ’ door Robert Toumba Xstained by him and his assooatea, from the monev in their poasewion ; Bend, Aug. nth, the gddieastateg tussle to call at the White House*, -«nd the KDITOXU tica* party. Gmn J*eh • Tkur ti#ai �3/ \ RsjuMicu Z/74 8=^=------------ OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. J GV1R* DIAN’S SALE. CALIFORNIA by a bold avowal of intent . The Hou. H. W. Blair, in a speech m tho House not 1 .ng since, made tho start­ ling announcing that it is a deadly fact that tjjc ignorance of the Southern masses, wielded by an educated caste, if they once' TH Rlt. of lM„, ln lhe dilf.rent Auminiilrationa—Sunset Qox's Excu.e—R.bole. „ H„rt Himpton — Bf.ir’. stirUiog An. get pos»e«uon of the Government nouncement. • • K. TIME-CAGD WA8QINHTON Aug, 24,1876. fid A Table was recently prepared ut fhe Trwuty, ahowing the loul iuea during the period uf each Administratiou, from ,i(1d*y«iw3» I ViB Washington'■ to Grant's, (6 years,) indurive, giving the ratio per $1,000 of such 3:40 r. X " , | J. Ilt -tM. Station As*nt. I TIMK <■ AR1> !i» J.,hn Hptehkiw ..... C H Itener ..KA Holbrook I A linitirook looses. John W. Custer, Esq., an able and eloquent speaker, will ad­ dress the people of this county on the political issues of the day, as follows : At Maple Grove Centre, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 5th. At Assyria Centre, Wednes­ day evening, Sept. 6th. At the Doty School House, in Johnstown, on Thursday even­ ing. Sept. 7th. At Hickory Corners, Friday evening, Sept. Sih. At the Diamond School House in Orangeville, on Saturday even­ ing, Sept. 9th. ■ By Order of Rep. Co. Coin. S. J. Bidliman, Chairman. From this table it appears that in the eight years of Jackson’s term of office the losses amounted to $7,52 per 81,000 Buren’s During Van disbursed. tenn, per (4 ycara,) they amounted to $10,71 $1,000 ; durior Polk’s, (4 years,) to 81, 08 per $1,000 ; during 'Buchanan's, (4 yrera,) to $3 81 per $1,000; during Lincotn’s-Vl years,) to 7G cents per 81,000, ami during the G ymrx uf Grant'* to the comparatitdy *nudl »nm nJ 34 cent* per »nr thontand dollar*. It has been aptly wou’tjie," The raid that "figures very "'welkin has been made to ring." with charge upon charge against the present National Administra­ tion ; that it has eclipsed all its predeces­ sors ia the amount of defalcations of offi­ cers having charge of public funds. officials records show dial, the disbursement* amounted to the mous sum of eight thousand County Cerretpondenon The during the fiat six years of Grant’s Administration, enor­ millions cf dnllara, aud the total defalcations amount­ ed to <>uly two millions and eight thousand TtH>ir' ii» dollars, being, as stated, thirty-four cents m ABOUT THE COUNTY, It seems as though in this Cantenninl year, every township should have a eorreaponjent to its county paper. But I hardly know who there is in thia township that will volun- nervaat feels keenly his inability Io do it ac­ ceptably, but is yreenmtlou* enough to try just ibis onee. to the $1,000 Embraeca under ono management the Great Trunk Railway Linen of the WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. with its numerous brnncht# and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and ail points in ILLN0I8. WlSOONMX, ’NOBTHRBN e,n known whil dmcnhetl Tk. South Em t Quarter <*i> Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Ne­ iftlwl ’?' (3Bl in Towa two (3) braska, California, and tbo webtI thirtytix Eiur Territories. Itk ens _______ _ . Republican ____ cns county polled over 1.000 l»uj Aonuts ,th. A. D., nr frLUI ^MAPj^ votes in 1&75 vote* ,;in 1875 only seventy Republican xxi%«7 Is tho shortest and best route for all votes were counted. Jn 1874 Greene AN ORDINANCE. ‘ ' points In Northern Illinois, Iowa, county cut over 3.000 Republican votes ;• Dakoto, Nebraska, Wyoming. Col­ in 1875 but 1,000 • such were counted. orado, Utah, Nevada, California, In 1874 Ruritcll county's vote wtm over of III Oregon, China, Japan and Austra­ 2,500 ; at this election, but 500 Republi­ Ordinaaoe reUtira io lic*u>iti| Saloon* adoptod lia. Its ■rember 3d. 1W3. »m*nded ao a* to read *1 cans were ct.nntod. In Barlow connty, Jan: with 1,000 Republican minority, the I)em ocrats show 3,000' majority ; Bullock lit tbo short line for Northmen Wincounty, 2,000 majority ; Democratic ma­ conbin and Minnesota, and for Mad­ jority given, over 2.000 ; Sumter county ison, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth 2,000 Republican majority ; reported, and al) pointe In tbo Great Northwest. 1,000 Bourbon; Hale county, 2,500 Republican majority, clamed by 800 Bour­ bon majority. In such a revolution in Is the only route to.- Winona, Roches­ popular vote honestly attributable to con­ ter, Owatonna, Mankato, ftrL. D. QGACKENbIi8IL RroorJw.' versions ? Can any honest man Imj induc­ Peter, New Ulm. nt<d all points In _______ 1 xxiMri Southern and Central MinAota- Its ed to believe that neither intimidation nor GUARDIAN'S SALE. fraud contributed to this result. “Wo carried the election peaceably," nay they. The “White League" did its work well. No man. not pledged to vote the Democra­ th* 14lh day of October. A. K. I <76. at on* o’eloek Is the only line for Janesville, Watertown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, tic ticket, can buy or sell, bold office, .per­ in the afternoon. »t tb* residence of th* under­ Appleton, Green Bay, ' Escanaba, timed. in til* town of Woodland, in the Connty of form tho duties of a citizen of the State in Bony in tbaRUiaofMiehican. rarsaant toLl*en«* Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and tbo Lake Superior any form- whatever ; oven, unmolested, Country. Ito attend tho House of God. Ostracise^- in of the Mid minor* of, in nnd to the real eatatel sit­ the street, tbo store, the church, a IWhbli- uated and beinx in the County of Barry in tho eannolliva there, and thousands of blacks Stato of Miohfran. known and de*cribod a* follow* Is the only route for Elgin. Rockford, and whites have been notified that if they «*l forty-one and 83-100 aereiof tb* Eait- Freeport, m.d nil pointe via Freeport. ho North-W**l quarter of S*etionTwo (2) Ito do not vote with the Bourbon- element l four (4) North of rang* acron (!) W**t. they mutt leave the Stale within tni day*. An<u,t.bt. A^D^kg 1MWB. They is no fancy sketch. But because the XX 04 w?Guardian. notifisition is served quietly by half a doz­ Is thu old Lake Shore Route, and is the, P ROB ATE ORDER. en ntizcus, instead of a pronanciamcnto STATE OP MICH only one passing through Evanston, from a mass meeting, it ia none the less Lake Forest, Highland Park, Waukegan, Racink, Kenosha to elective, while the former method secures Milwaukee. it from publication. A word from this can gov­ ern end enslave the whole country, and can stronger evidence wuttit than iuc the rciunil returns iruin from ., Alabama be tendered to sustain the uaaorUon? Look at them ! -In 1874, Pick Omaha and California Line S Green Bay and Marquette Line FreePort and Dubuque Line - Chicago and Milwaukee Line citizen's committee, and all the “ignorant masses," and their name is legion, in a neighborhood, aro precipitated upon tho spbQtively prior to- and since the com­ presuming Republican, nnd ho is glad to mencement of the war. From the organ­ escape with his life. The Bourbons have ization of the Government up (o June 3U, go t possenion of more than one State 1861, the dhrburxments were; iu round Government, and they aro moving in solid numbers, lour thousand and seven hun­ phalanx to enslave the whole connty. If dred millions of dollars, being $3.17 per you approve thu, vote for Tilden and । l.OlHl. From June 30, 1861 to June Bend nek* “early and oflent*’ Delta. 30, 1875, embracing the whole period of tho war, the di*bu*en>cnls were twentyfive thousand* -and five hundred millions of dollars ; the Iumto were fourteen mil­ lions and wix thousand dollant, being the comparatively small sum of fifly-aeveu cents per $1,000, or only one ninth of what they i4re prior <o the war. Now, sham Di-niocralic reformers, put that and th/t together, and than put it in your pipes and smoke it. The efforts of the Democratic prvas to smooth over the ruffianly conduct of ‘•sunset" Cox for advancing u|<on Mr. Kzswn and hurling the lie into his lace on the floor of the House, ahowi to what a depth the people are being stirred by the repeti­ tion uf these soentst. The attack uf Lonxdxlo muslin 12 cis. Brooks on Sumner w» a precedent, but j Hill's ditto 11 ets. that upon Potter, of WiMowtio, bad too | Shirting lieta. much “business'’ in it, aud the character-' }I Extra heavy Shirting 12cts. irtic tioUroon who offerred the attack . I (JoUuntules 15 to 25 cts. “subsided' as only s braggart could. The Good Ticking 12 eta­ excuse of Cox that it was “a la Blaine j Twenty bone Corsets 45 ct«a oieccof parliamentary grand strategy" the | Two button Kid Gloves HU cL*. ganger faileth to acWpL The exeaae w ( Peerlcw Warp 27 eta. a lie. It was to reinstate himself after Beautiful Shawls 85 cU>. being “bottle^ up" by Morrison ami his Pure Tabic Linen 45 eta. “lights put out" by Sngler, to reinstate All other Goods in proportion. himadf with the loughs and shoulderCall and see for yourselfbitten <>f his district, and without whom of A full and com]<letc Mnorttnent reelection was. iinpfrmblc, and despite Clothing. three aarertioitoof hinuelf and friend.*, xxiaur:t<r A. W. Ba i let. that is the only light in which the people wffl be willing fo view h. The “gilV Goto the Mountain# of Colorado, edged" “carpet-bagger" of tlw country should exercise greater* ircum-spectfon, for some future •‘immaculate statesman ' may By the Atch'uton, Topeka * Sania Fe Another astonishing amount contrast u before the Hayca and Wheeler dub one of his charactenstie political speeches, and the the of disbursements and losses, re- ftoticef Pullman Palace Cars On raadlnr and filing tbs petition, duly verified, of Stephen o, Icgenon and Jaeob F. Yalta exseatMi of th* Estate of said 4*c*a««J nraytns for reason*therein **t forth, that they nay be Heeu>*d inUrcatod in laid wtate. ar* required to appear >t aicctiun of Mid Court, than to b* boldtn at Sa Prubat* Offlr*. io th* City of Uaitinc*. and •bow ca«(*. if any there ba. why ,tb« prayer of lb* patitionar iboulu not banaulad: A*DlttaFu(- the tenon* interwtad in Mid wtate. of Ute ten­ dency of said petition, and thshoarinr thereof by S.turns • cepy of thu ortlcr to be pubtiihod ia th* **Ttwqs btrestle** B*x*ek. a newvpapar DRY GOODS HAVE PuiUdel Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line Winona and St. Peter Line Local iMully, a» well a* the crop. THE CHICAGO a NORTH-WRSTBKN RAXL- KS 8.C. P KINDLE, PRORATE ORDER; STATE OF MICHIGAN. Cooaty of Bxrry.m.kt * *M*ion of lb* Frobot* Court for tb* Couuty of larry bold*p *1 tb* Probat* ollie*, in tb* Oily of TlKE/l 4 FALL II Hating 'Stanley, Where? At A W. Bailey’s rnmpaigu close*, ilelighlfiil tnp. alar sueettuf of llonerr Special Notice. their children or -. it- next I’rrudcnt know their duty, it will be very unrt4»onal l< Secretary of Stale, Middle. tolerated. To avoid any dtea<rreaMeare» that ti ci paled trouble from their young .hopefub, .ay, 1 hey visit tv the Centenr-ll-iwnl at noon on |.ick#d up , pocket raining valuable papers. «•>..,by railing at this [■: j eriy, end paying for us accuinpanled by reipiestod, but think ■V Il is printed । a-ltjr ingcured. Detroit, pnpcDi copy." County Committee on >• >l*ienninad to oon- f, by engnge- greeted Ashley A Mitchel of Detroit, are «* »w telling al their office fix* of Griswold street, and on pointe named at the following reduced rale*, DETRIOT TO PHILADELPHIA, viaBtuam«• Jar Cook, from D*trio< ro tuuchlna at Put-in-bay, thence by the Balti­ more A Ohio Bailroad Ihronih Wa-thinfton and Baltimore, for NINE (») Dallam. . Over the same wune route Io New tort, (1DWWHTTOCIJiC.LNNATI.O.. Vto PnbinBay. leaves Detroit al 8AQ : A. .tanebumti 10.80 P. M , for •?.*> ■ £OJf VMBU8, O.. ovar same route, >3.50 : DAtTUN, a. over same routs. FJ.60 : Bcwunfr Cooko A Pearl to Cleaveland. 82.00. The Jay Cooke leaves Detroit dtily (except Sunday) at 8.80 A. M. with fell o« Him pennanrtUly. . Thrt a Uree uuml.-r of prominent Inmlom of the Ute reWlion never rtekled •bow cauar. ifanr there be. why th* rrayaroftb* petitioner »houl>i »ol b* rr»nt*d:. And it i- larther ordered, that Mhl petitioner rivVaotk* to th* panomiDt n 4 inaaidlM s of th* p«ndrnry eC<*id Mlitan and th* b«»r «lb*r*of by ca»*in« a eopy nr tin* ordar to h« pablhhed ia th* 135 Are run on all through trains of thia road. This is the ONLY LINE running these cam between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, orChi* cage and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect wH,h the Ovcrlnnd Sleepers on tbo UdIoB Pacific Railroad for nil points West or the Mlra-juri River. On the arrival of the trains from the East or South, the trains of tbo Chicano A North-Western Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as follow*: For Council Bluflfi; Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cant through to Council Bluffs. For St. Paul and Minneapolis Two Through Trains Daily, with Pullmnu Palace Cant attached on both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and running through tri Marquettei F<?r Milwaukee, Four Through Trains dolly, Pullman Car?-on night traiuo. Parlor Chair Cant on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and points in Mlnnceota, One Through Train dally, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport. Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Cars on night trains. For Dubuque and La Cruese, via Clin­ ton two Through Trains daily, with Puliamn Cara on night train to Mc­ Gregor, Iowa. For Sioux CHy and Yankton, Two Trains dally, Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. For, Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janesville, and other pointe, you can have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office, No. 415, Broadway; Boston Office No. 5 State Street; Omaha Office, 2S3 Farnham Street; Sau Fran­ cisco Office. 121 Montgomery Street; 3 S3£? tf Chicago Ticket Office, 02 Clark Street, under Shernutn House, corner Canal and Madison Street; Klnxie Street Depot, corner W. Kenale and Canal Street; Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and Kenxie Streets. of Mary M. L.wu prarins emonfst other thins* For rates or information not attaina­ far th« ProUte of th*linstrament bsretofcre filed la thii Court psrportlnt to b« ths but WQ1 and t«a- ble from your home ticket agents, ap­ ply to Marvin Huqhitt. Gen. Sup’t, Chicago. W. H. Kthnnett, Gen. Pasa, Ag’t, Chicago. PROBATEORDER. Railrtwl. tho new aud popular line from Atchiaon and Kansu City, via the beantiful Arkansas Valley, to 1’ucblo, Colorado M ruouoer-l to eon-peTOm, with u «.leu- Sprngs, Denver, Canon City, Cucharaa, tton to bo Wib fol W • future Ulegumee to Dei Norte, Trinidad, SanU Fe and all :re?j»“bZToi^ Um Goremmonti- potent to Ute whole points in Colorado, New Mexico and eounlrr. Store the el««- of the w«r, on \ritona. Special round trip tickets to moy ieertomt, <b» ftot bre, mode Denver, only »50, allowing Mop-off privil­ moniftol It bu deretoped itrelf, Ut»e eges both wap on the main line, and at .nd .cton, to G» .b.pe of Semlmb out- Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pike a •'Wtta.ou, r^re, upon that etaa wbuth ■> »”">> “r Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San (A vavacorr.) J adcs of Prabau. ,be eonliet. bxd bore tn«««l «“b the Juan Mines. nriritoffeof fn« eilnren. It h" boo Pullman Palace Sleeping Cant between LmlenuLtifret bp tomtih. upon the pun­ PROBATE ORDER. the Missouri River and tho Rocky mountSTATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Barry s*.-Al t, of the tallol-Ux, thereby deotrepog • tains without change. Cloae connection Air expremton ol prefcrenoe tn the ehtoee made at Pueblo with trains for Denver wsnisvt: ofeuiffim for office. I» °1^ and Northern Calorado. „„ the .uimwi of the **7? j’or maps, time tables and the “San rnathu exhibited itoelfmnre tarn. Juan Guide," address, T. J. Anderson, re°N^w eotnm >» open nnd deffiuti Gen. Pau. Ayt. mtrnnpt to ptoeo the Kxorettre power tn XX52tf Topeka. Kan. th* Court.euroortiix to b* th* I*M wilt awl ta*Uthe SraU.cn. SUta in the tawdo who hire now .rowed .0. .Olewlon to Noticeb.loyU in th. future, bnbnntta orawr/, it.xe pem-tmtly pre.ta.ued to tta world thu rebellion i.t»lnot»ni. .nd ttai, Harvest is past and those little accounts rlnriuf* life they will hold themselves in must be paid at once, sure. J3S-VX, under dmita rireu.nSmith, Manke A Pkekton. DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. GRAIN, Board ofTrndc Building, Detroit, Mich, BALCH At NORTON Grain CtMBSiw Detroit, IMficli. John H. Wendell & Go. FLOUR, 51 ' -s-Mild not fail in see “■ bt«lricl in lite County ,1■■ at the rarlint poSri-l “’•uln the infcrmblien. a routing Hepubiicaa x.ian Do you want the Zi«T Havana Cigars go to J. P. Roberta’ for them, rganhed. Wtal you ow. me I “«> f>d hare immediately. O. D. Spalding. XXi30t4 TO THE PUBLIC. ' Tbc officers • lUutor, Viee-l*raaiuewt . » ^ctary. Clement Abrams, ' ^mn*! R,m,hi • f,!/tlw suffrage oftbe r^P*® a 4Sto& and J/iqnora for medicinal and modrnni Hn sDDcals to uo loyal sentiment to aid "ta^Z-0’-' Hu^wi-iolta - cal porpowM, that are atrickly pare, «•■tantly on band, and lor sale at the lowwho would cord as a coKnisudcr ftf < eStprwr-V which first das. gowhi«n XXli.lUi ie nun™*.• — J------- . , in outspoken. Not so with vtnegab sKJsrtjre? .n Swarf’s Hotel, GRAND MAP1DB. Bnedaw A1KIA8 DUNN nnu DETROIT, S. C. PKINDLK Judae ufFrobati If any body wanta a thing “more cheering" why just «t toem■ eUl.tlUlph Jordon'., uxi they t»w be GRAIN PORK AKO SEEDS. John Stanley says that until Ten-drinks Co., are elected. he w going to mH Gro : bsS bflcm an<l Townthip Merchants. Corner Woodbridge & Shelby Sts, xxi304w-. - ’ FLOUR And Mill Food BOARD AND ROOM. $2.60 PER DAT 56 Woodbridge - St. MICHIGAN. IPAraf a Specialty. �J/ £ GraiBajiiJ bI WI CHICAGO fc LAKJC HtTHOt ft id is n rather carious Art that. , of tbo distant State of Oregon should be ~OUR OWTENHIAL LETTER- PHiLADNttoi, August JBth, 1876. Another of the: Oaolsonml oclobreti<ras, which come &ng in rapid succession here, occurred on Tuesday. This time itwaa the Knights of Pythias— the yotttigest of our beneficent seercthrgaaimtimi*. founded upon the principle of tnx^hrbthtriy tetp m exemplified ia Pyhtias. the story of Damon nnd Thapiuwdc on Tuesday was almost as brUiLint ami imposing as the Knight Templar and military demons', ra­ Fully 10,000 tion* chat have preceded it. Knights were reported in line. 01 oounc the exhibitor. ■ Tbo arrangenteols for the exhibition of dcpxrtmentB. The entries of neat cattle ■ number 650. aad mare aro expected, while , the entries of Bbeop and swino amount to 1,000, with a cohMantly increasing h«. The dag-show also promise to be terr ui-. torertiug, the list comprising cousidcaably over 400. Unle«<, however, the American breeders and owners of homes jpecdily exert themselves, they will find their entries largely exceeded by those from foreign countries. Canada West has entered 76 horses, and the Eastern Province of Quebec and .Nora Scotia bavo promised to make the Dominion exhibit reach. 150 bead. These animals hare been printed by a committee ajppomtedby the Dominion Gov­ the Exposition Las benefited by their presence in the city by a lastly increased attendance, us all the visiting knights, many of whom wuro^coompriiied by ladies, availed themselves of a fow day's stay to see tho Worlds fttlr. The stream of reg­ ular victors is now larger than at any time heretofore, and omnipectN more sight seen wandering about Independence Hall Fairmount Park, the Zoological the Garden, Mint an‘d other places of intcreal— the Penitentiary not excepted. This week Thursday witnessed the attendance of tlic largest delegation during the season. There TIME TABLE Mo. 8; and be happy again. A (COLUMBUS Effort Apr. 16th. 18ic. GOIMGKASr. iTATIOIta. . ReMffl ii Plica.' GbI ’ --going'n ia«yreqal>y. TRAINS WEST ail Dealors ta nil kinds is I FURNITURE 1 7 45 EwtasUrilb Fraas, k. Djtetcry is n fe MMWffi rsanu map Howard CTJr r?'jt ft K3S“ JI Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds J1L Maaklaaw F is STATIONS J. M. HEWES, GOING WEST. ii Lixaiao— With M Kallrixd, For NEW ADVERTISMENTS were several i V1ctiBM»rrs—With Grand Rirar Vallay : thousand ofthem, and they Tame from Now Jersey. "mmiTOB” The boating rega'.ta has also been a feature of the week, furnishing entertain meat for those who enjoy' the upon. .Usihl^lS' SHn । Sontetra R. H wlUu! jte«! iSwfcl w.dta Mjt. inarm rHal tunere. W soli lost ■■ m ”ltb'ln5i»n*e®li«. P«ra * Chtow ft. for Kra. Itxli.aspsllr. «ml all »o«th.wwl«ni $77iSwz^i; al th‘c time of thu first introduction of letters, with the Israelites in the wfldwneM, ths building of the largest pyramid by Cheops, and ths reign of Saul, the first King of the Jews, Horoaster, tho Persian philosopher, and Heriod, tiie Greek poet. Ws learn at a glance that when Solomon Tf Illi $ UIBMIOE KM. UMMW Tarrantji Seltzer Aperient manners, customs and drew; the progress, civilization and discoveries; the invention will»'vtr»et IhiMldlts. rallsra tk» pain .•tsrstfis.-Kr-.Ate of steam, electricity, mechanics; 'he intro­ duction of letters, the progress of language ■ni Iu s«aer«I a>« woaM nrarant nnah > t-OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS the spread of literature ; the num-:, nation­ alities and distinguishing ebaracterutiui of eminent men ; the names and dates of all important battles, disooveries and inven­ tions ; the rise and faU of undent empires, dynusties and pooploa ; the names of oil the sovereigns, empdurs, Hogs, rulers of tiio earth and the dorados of their authority; stone*,monuments, obelisks and pyramids of Egypt, Syria, Ninevnh ■ nnd Babylon; nt f implements of warfare and bnhbaudry, alphabelical lettcra and hietoglyphita;; bf mythology—the gods, tnaplcs and priests; of geoIogoy—the stone pge, tbo iron age, the brass or bronze; of navigation—the com pass, the galley and the clipper ship; of astronomy—the size,.the distance and num­ ber of heavenly-bodies. aregiven in their pro­ per systematic relation to the world's hwtory. 'As tho atlas shows the place where. w> the chart shows the time when, and the rela­ tive position ofobe event to another. In this work the author evidently doos not assume to (be responsible for the facts ofhistoiy,' but gives them simply as they are found on record in tho several histories of the various nations* of the earth. Every Dtudent of history has experienood the difficulty at­ tending the effort to eliminate the salient tacts of general historv from the volumiu* ous network of subordinate facts and de­ tails with which they seem inevitably cncntanglod. :Without something of this kind to assist in separating the important of history from the confused ideas and jumble of unbonnected facts, can we hope to make secure te progroai in understanding the full record ofonrraco? This chart shows what is going on at the same tin^c, the world PJCSj. to all the tiations. Ouc of the chief features of this work is what is termed synchronism, for here wc find, without the loss of several hours at a gen­ eral library, that the founding ut Trpy.*nd Athens were contemporaneous with the IMPS la- ta ViexaatMO-WiU Grand ImUsA I> 10® HOLD UKt 8EA10N W1TH0DT 0KX NAUOUt O BSUCIIOM One of the most curious of tho recent ar­ rivals in the Agricultural Building was re­ ceive and placed imposition in the Oregon department lust week. It is a chart about 22 feet long, and 2j focb'wide, preacutiqg iu unbroken line the complete history of man including the record of every nation from the Garden of Eden to the present. Upon the scale edoptfed the nations, em­ pires. kingdoms, rcp'fiblics and States ; the the area, population and number to the square mile to each countiy, with an cpitcutaof ancient and modern nistoiy, together a\\^K(fnc-»imxle of ancient coins, medals, H SALISBURY &. BROSSEAU ernment, and will be the best representa­ tives of tliair nsmective dassoa. The Canadians will hold a Dominion lird-stock Look hero ! La®k. here! .exhibition in Philadelphia, and permit a What I dm’Lyon think wo can m provincial os **<■!! us international com­ petition. The I anadian government a«- cheaper than any hrm in Lbeitjtate t Wo ■umo all tho « A of transportation and can do it, ftej With tho help of support ; hence both the horsea and neat cattle will be their best. Entries of American'horses may be made up to. August wc guar.ititec Satisfaction 28th, and if Americans arc unwilhng to Hcaree furnished free to any person see the majority of awards for horacn go to purchasing a Coffin worth Wc Canada tln*V must hasten themeolrfti. can giro you better figures than ever of­ VxRAB. fered before, for we make the most of our Coffins And Furniture. of foreigner* so far RAILROAD^^ CtWDlCT«CI> TIME CARD Sm-E-JaLiKteS’. F-.tex«* rtfc.'H. IL •<• “* *•“” TiTWR. «.;•> W. W. L. UANGKOFT. UcMi«<r. CffiCAGO k KA1LKOA1I. MEHNih LAKE SHORE QRKAT WESTERN RAILWAY. FLAX, TIMOTHY, M1LLXT. HtfMQAWAB and IW Mod, an thnabed. «WU«l clcanad and aand Bummer Time Table ertsJt--------------- $5 § $20 F.yft'ngKi 0ca'lpB“ ■Sur.d»T« ae«i>««d. tDallx. Fort Wayne. Jackm & W niLIOAD. WESTERN LANDS ,7 (RAND RAPISS OIVISIM. H j. «IV ipVOSKS tes H. W. P.jCOLSON’S INDIAN RED DROPS MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH Tit RelliUe SUrl I.lat EAST AND WCST. ttcaad ‘Trtpla Oa. KyftyfeXEih-1 *ro axd now. SIAM IAPIM ANS DETROIT TRAINS GOING WITH. A»ru iaro. lira. IHcWo, Shepard A Nsrth-Daj bmllnc 1 Km-I: Ma* MElSnndaya. Nithl Exorwa J tit, <zt«r* Ok, BATTLX 01XSK. MXOK These unrivaled machines and repairs for reales Ktprrw dall, rieaptS. traiM^sJl^exe*!* mo-UnEUSf"1 amo arc supplied at lowpst factory prices KlddloTilla GREBLE& RUSSELL “■sta IS.I8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. THE INDIAN RED DROPS nii.w mmi SHORT LINE DETWKKN HOMESTEADS. PENSIONS To whom Pensions are RS ns 'a /is !•& r»Ai» aouw, eonp. -• 3! Addron lh« Mis ft- H. W.?. COLSON, Is bufka&.^«y- Ciicaio, Ruel Islaifl ifac® Kte!?®’ 18 = IS SSffl’j'"- IS : is is ItaiHn FOOTS XE.f TCatobllahoil 1803 J5“ IALL G«bhi-.> Kuun Grand Has*'*' T^rfrract rorta'For ■v rfc.tfi JOUST. *•**!*, 1IFVKI' LA COX. PEORIA. GRXJ& W MOUSE ROCK IS1.ASO, MAKESPOHr, M&CATIXE.v American and Foreign 1’aUnts, ■S-KKSA!?- FOR S. tes^ dg ^g-tg fete 8C - ORTRADE- was writing his proverbs, that Homer won writing his piece of ancient Troy; that OSE POBTABL. STEAM SAW Mill Lycurgus, tho Sp'rtan lawgiver, who made in good order lining every day, ONE iron a legal tender, and liad public tablre HEAVY PAIB OF MULES 7 yean old to which al! were invited, and abolished ONE 5 year old MABE, ONE .BUGGY all theatres and luxuries, lived at the same nrarfy new, ahWrONE HEAVY STA­ time as Queeu Dido, the founder of Car­ TION ABY ENGINE, for ralo on GOOD thage, and the Prophet Elijah; that when TERMS. For ) nrticulara enquire on the Isaiah was prophesying, Romulus was premises one mik west of Carlton Center. founding Bocae • that Pythagoras, who in­ vented the forty-nine problems and multi-, plication table, lived contemporaneous with Solon, who revised the bloody laws ot XXll7ml | Draco, and JEsup, who wrote those wind and witty fables, and Nebuchadnezzar, who took the Jews captive, and the Prophets Esekicl and Daniel of sacred history ; thst CincintutaB, the Boman patriot; that Per- i HABTl WGS, MIOH. jcles, ths great Athenian statesman?' Hcrodotus.SLte Dither «f hisforv'-, Xwrxre, ! Socrates and Ezra ; Plato, “ ' Without Change of Cars, wUM THE ENEMT OF OISEASEI Old Bounty Land Wnrrnnti. firmnHl Bluffs 2nd Oniha, Traint lea* Daily utf^low*; THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAM AMD BEAST J*flj*u~-Wltli Uba SUra ft MM. femUra a— —J* ■Orfe“ .Pl?0!?. Kjl H»w A KANSAS LINE. __ w—1. r-l.-A A Par United Slalw General Und Office. MUSTANG Axtara of Pay sad Bounty. OSoara. Soldiara. and Sailori ortiitT CENTRAL HOUSE LINIMENT, 2?bmwasktood TUE,rE3r or' THERE 18 NO 80KE IT WTIT LEATEUWO1TH ATCHIBON, L.tl QRAND trunk CHICAGO, Rah way. A'ajVSAAr, INDUS TXRKl~",-,r- ’ COLORADO, AUD A’EW ~ MEXICO. HORSE oa lustration of the benefits of object tcnchiug, ded wifl» CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. “WSBiX, VTTSIC thf BANNER OFfl®* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-04.pdf 0a62ac92669fe58c4692de41a5977a3e PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. TINGS. BARR/ COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1876' jheSepi-WKBkiy hepliblicui^ww TILDEN S ISDN M. DEWEY geo !> cash waa ri^t in ’ Irtipeminp. men saw aouf. Olieywerv WHOLE NO. 1080yet the CoMFELUtn TO TRAUB AT THE STORK How li Entered th* BmJr *f Hi* Mlohifl*n Minors—An Exset statement coatroUed by Wetmarc k Tilden, ami these of Hi* Minning Interrat* in the they were charged enormous priow. Mr. North—Hi* Responsibility, for Is­ Westtuore is a liepublican. but lukewarm, because ho and Tilden are buJneas part­ sues ofScrip and‘•Stope-checks”— ners bi mine and store Mr. Houeton ii The unpaid Labor Debt ot the a Tilden man, Ucaure ii i-. fur his intonvt. Michigan Iron C Refusal to Pay rCBtlSUEJi ill 1’1 l“X - . Upper , Peninsula. This list amply shows how Tilden’s inter­ ests of the massea; bow be will work and toil for refojiu. But not nearly the worst of this has yet । been told. The men were paid in bastard currency, of which you re­ cently gave a sample. KTOBE CHECKS Uom Ou. Aflilnii ihe “Giwt Refer, li !.i» li.lt Itola mer" In Michigan iDVEHT/srxa. JsiiPEMlNu, Mich.,Aug. 15.—If there arc parties in the West who believe that Samuel J. Tilden is the champion of reform, >o called by the Democrats, let them read the roll and figures which J give below. I cume up. here in tbo Lake Su­ perior mining regions, to obtain facta, and I think I Have succeeded. I Lave spent Mime days searching our court records, and I think I can give some rantha to show the maMCfl how cold-hearted. c<uel, End calculated a man Samuel J. Tildfin b, and how little he cares for lite humble the­ chanic or laboring tunn. It shows him only to be a scheming politician aud a money-getter, who has m> sympathy in i^p^*^c first place, Tdden is connected with r°i w i,t*T *i*ty w ** *>u **u SKrmfi i I MIU H N BROS.. IIWOW | . i • w s a ' ' t At fpnpes' lower tban ever. Now ■ is the time' 1 c,,B1,non Ip purcjiate the best Wagon made, at a THE IRON CLimlBON CUMFANY, trnri- 1 <-»»»situated at Ncgauuec. • Thia C'.neern runs ery low price. [two mines and two charcoal blast-furnaces. ■ Senator W. H. Barnum, of Connecticut, is President of the company, and Tilden owues.ueany two-tenths interest. Tho capital of the company ia 81,000,000.. It -wns real estate watch it values st 81,039,­ 267.25, and personal property to the 1 amount of 8417,156,64 The numlxr of shares is 20,000 of which Tilden owns 1 | ' ’ I PKMii IND BUSINESS CARDS. PLOWS AND CASTINGS Ik.iinrt, Mick. fanyll* Ctrir.s.s .ja’ '.-•-'Ai. er. >:otr Sarvsyoi in tbs C JOHN R. CRE9SY •r, i- ■ • S»n*rcjaadOaovra! . '■r_22*‘ • vn »BK*DF S. C- PRIMDLE* I'VtlL’C CON VSTANCKR A LOAN lini.RROOK auJ Ci htis. Robinson If I Z* T D V WlVZ I Kziv I lAf Iw VW SZlW Rl PARTNERSHIP. 1 X I V. iniOWN-PhjiiaiMA. 8ar,u- "l. • ’«r A. J. Dawac'B (tor*. State ‘ <11. ?r 'I.ptlr Btt.fuUrt to •: all hmtra. t. A. Hulbrnok. •w» Aug. 14.1C5. _________ XxWf ...CO.OOO stock was Ml* CSL. £1 R s: ML OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME TW t * Jh . Wll»on * • For ful Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and al I oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. AN» SEE me: JOHN STANLEY, VTwirteingn, Jiuiel52,T6 DELIGHT J. WOLF, M. D. UN|)EBT^1NG r.m'KHU. "W L P DHAKA. "• C I'ECKUAK. the capital H sUSfc $100,000 ; real estate 8tW0, and personal I estate 849,506. On the strength of this —--------- —-------------------- j tl)C einttpany—the property in major part --------------------------- — — — ! of Samuel J. Tilden—is sueh about 81, I 000,000 in shin plaster* which at firat I yrere made payable on demand. Up to .•---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1Q73, the time that tho panic took place, ’“ all the iron companies issued a bastard currency, made payable on/demand. As soon as tight time* came, Sammy’s notes ■ were made payable at thirty and sixty days ’ afterdate. Through this uinnouvro the mon COME '"L I I’JOHX, ..... . At that time I , »i’. 5s E-CSKT* i thev were forced to deal. • '■ yrsSKl.L, ;’.GE9N.-0Se« ov.r JaHw f'hwaix Block. Bute Btrsst, II. IQ MHu tn^BSKY »H Donor, and .._______ r___ , Points ni u ng roti nd J*;1'0 and sold at the same price a points. 50yi GREBLE & RUSSELL. Plows. ------------------ • SWiSSa tmm ssww mine wtvr. •**,riur>M*. ASttastr is analhcp concern in which Tilden ia SBjf?IMtee.aa largely interested Aacordtag to the laws IBS..— of lbw State, U takra no less than throe incorporators to form a joint stock com­ pany, yet Mr. Tilden manages to run such a concern with but two.1 The coq«oration Adolph Anom has furnished no report for two years. I nil (rrmin<r t^c county- records, but could mi oiiiHi fin(I lJoneouIjjCi though they are «>®p<d----------------------- The last report Iron Mine Company of the New York lurk Iron ' which I got hold of was for . 1873.. The i .tock is 20.000 shares held as follows : hoanrl J. T10M----........... —--- .*------ -j-tfrM? JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOHJSSi«^:eH BURGHER. . .■ ..in,r||Or. Gale, E. II. Boek Boll, Kup fias total BCaaDtnclum U7M M AtiC-r.. 11 P/otrsi1’’39- The Triumph is Complete. CHAS. II. BAUER. UM for the Kalamazoo I llEa I- I'uUli- and Gaawal CoU« l POINTS T* m P J. 1- FISH IHvii’. In addition to tj/e Olirer Chilled _ and castings, we have a full stock of . nadsma). H* claimed (hatTilden had no connection with ■ Company’a store. But here another swin­ the dle wu perpetrated. The raeo were given MiCUKIAN IRON COMPANY, what were known as “store checks, rad which so incontinently failed here last year. thev only available Tor goods a the store. I will show n little differently. That comKowed, nt the timu of its eollapac, a Perhaps I have said a praat deal in re­ -dtbiof some 8118.000. Aoeording to the laws of the State of Michigan, each gerd to Mr Tilden, but I hav« hardly yet Mockhdder of a corporation is Hable for told all. My facts I gained from sources the full amonnt of del ta incurred for la­ which conuot be gainedtaid by any man. bor. This humane law is intended to They arc the best mon in Marquctta work protection fto miner* and medianiw county, including Negaunee, Isphenu*g, alike. The capital of the company was and Marquette. Even the Domocrats *300,000. Satnnsl J. Tilden owned certi­ could find but little defense for the action ficate 180, representing 110 shards paid up, of Samuel J. Tilden. They claim that he the par value being 12,750, or $26 per did not know what was going on up here That may be, but it share, there being in all 112,000 shares. ip’ the Pcuinsula. Aftar the failure, the stoekkoldcni—all but looks very thin. Samudl J. Tilden is pre­ Tilden—subscribed a certain amount, sumed to be a shrewd bnsiness man. He according totho aesesiueut made, sufficient has invested here some 88061000. Docs to cover labor-ddils. Tilden's aaeasment he know h. is hero ? He is LaUd here, and was 81.100, which be refused to pay. and will not carry thi county, though it ;is and ao the mrn Were loft pennileas. Til­ generally deemed Democratic. The ex­ den was appealed to, but in vain. The citement runs very high in polititfli, and as following is a full list of names and amounts, the facts ip regard to Mr. Tilden are ' being madc^public, it increases in intensi­ comprising the labor account as taken from the schedule filed with the Register in ty RETI’RNINa ON THE LABOR DEBT. Bankruptcy in Marquette : ~T . Aft/y many yearn WOOL. WOOL. carding- In the buaiarea, ean do better work, and give better « Infactioii than any other Arm in thi iX.. w. H. Bubble “• 'A TtLHEN CANY. i 1 I ! No sooner was it noised abroad that a Tribune correspondent was in the iron country than I wait searched out. and told that the Tribune h*d miserably MBailed the “great relurmcr." These men, of course, were TMenlles. I went to tho Iron cliffs Company's store in search of Mr. Houston, the Superintendent He w«s formerly a Republican. I did not*ee him, btrtlearned thJ he was dow for Tilden, because his bread was buttered on that aide. I *aw Mr. Green, the manager of the stora, rad he raid that Tilden was grand perfection. Green is* Democrat. The men in the Iron Cliffs Mine are three fourths for Hayes and Wheeler, rad that show*. Mr. THE “ITCU" 8WIMDLE. And now as to flwts: Men in the em­ ploy of Tilden's Companies are compelled to trade at the Comnanics' stow, and they have no other tbflir places. Them than the olhera m town. a»vd Barnum Mina, 3 K»Ua from arc compelled to go to thsttoWP io A3 33 •s Is !! 4 Last eveuing I had an interview with Mr. Edward Breituug, a man well known throughout Michigan ; be resides at Ne gaunee. At the interview which took place in the Barnum House, *Ispheming, Capt. Mitlchcll Mayor of Negaunee, was preeeni. 5(r. Breituug was the gentle­ man aelectcd to call on Mr. Tilden ami get him to subneribe 81.100 to aid in. paying off the labor debt. Mr. Breituug was not then a stockholder, he having sold his shares previously to Mr. O'Neill. How­ ever, Mr. Breitung did own at one timt, 220 shares, and though he was nit a party interested at the time of the failure, ho was willing to put in his share towards paying the man. As above stated, there was alwut 818,090 .due to laborers at the time the Michigan Iron company coilapoed. Mr, Breitung stated that bo wont to Mar­ quette, where he met Mr. Peter White, and Mr. Fay, one of the Boston stockholder*. These three gentlemen with n few others, talked the matter over. It was then in tlie midst ofwinttr. Tim poor men who had been employed by the Company nearly all had large families to support. They were literally homeless and pennileas. and they wanted to make some efforts to relieve their wants and keep them from starving. It was finally proposed, and agreed to, that Mr. Breitung should visit all the Eastern and Western stockholden, and get them to subscribe 810 per share, which, on 12,000 shares, would amount to 8120,000, or more than enough to pay dollar for dollar to the poor laboring men, some of whom were really in need of food. Mr. Fay gave Mr. Breitung a letter to NL-Story, of Boston, a well knowu attor­ ney, who represents largo estates, and who at that lime was.the trustee for a number of stpek hold era in the Michigan Iron Company. ' Mr. 8tory readily fell in­ to die idea of assessing the stock 810 per share, and ho drew up an agreement, which contained the condition that it should be signed by all tbo stockholders, excepting aourn one or tw®, who were widows and orphans, and were unable to pay, ao that over 8118,000 would have bora proeared had Samuel J Tilden eonset led to sign. The Eastern stockholders all affixed their n&inca to the agreement, but they made one provision, and Unit was that the West­ ern stockholders should put in their share, and especially that Samuel J. Tilden should come to the scratch. BAYS MR. lYHKITCNG : ‘•They were vet Tilden putting up to know him, and were ven- emphatic about Samuel J den, I tell you ; I didn't know how i but it i* so.” Mr. A. B. Meeker, of Chi- others had previously agreed to put in their share. TILDEN BEFCBE8 TO PAT BIS MINERS. I' llVsh lAN k SIRGKON, riven to !)>.»« member, »1U> the time, will extensive chirged from 15 to 810 hiAbo* Mbefcrel an audirara after I Mnlfcv card into Executive chamber. Wbra I did get ths men M. W. RIKER, when C At tho Mir!, .^■ISBIRY It. HR OSS KAIL Io h OS C.ni fer 12 1'2 «••• WELCOME MARBLE. .iur. (Turn ™ . u-. u » when the? ate™ L’“' m»mh, befend). Th, CoopwrWrientjnf Tl“ ww within aradra*ofl3 The M*a«r of, th* ana �would a Ej the Li Koldun ittdngont adir.rt.that thu whole thing w \ brief. He referred me to bin fit New York City. Mr. Ueorgo wm 1SB.11 > dKiu.il wwxul U IU ® tbe agreement and signature-. and be would send it down to Mr. Smith, and whatever bs said he (Tilden) would do This toffled my heart. I saw that ray ; chances were hBm. I had full sncceM up: to this time with all tbe stockholders." ' ‘•What did you do next?" "I went back to Boston and reported rncults with a vary heavy heart.” ‘•Did you hear from Mr: Tilden again lYA-ra?** PLATFORM » “No I • understood that he (old Mr. "Honest money for all, and Wetmore, but partner, two weeks after, all. There tott Wd be “bleaed” if he d pay a free schools for '•MaBed•’ cent toward paying the men. should lie no inflation which ‘If Breitung is anxious to pay them,' aaid will depreciate the one nor eecbe, ‘let him do to himself. I won't put in tcriin interferanco which will aetoL*" From this interview it can be H3.*u how destroy the other.” Mr. Tilden loves the masse, and sympa­ thises with them—how the man of mil­ NATIONAL RKPCBLK'AN TICKET. lions would rather see hundreds of hard working meu starve than pay a paltry • 1,100 toward the«r jast dues. becauni he would bo prosecuted within twenty fitof hoars after he entered tluBlate... There are numberless judgement entered up against him here, and he is penonaDyliable for tbe >118,000. Histocks are not como-at-abk’ in this State, or they would won be reisod upon under execution here. He owns no property here at all in his own name; it is all under control of corporations. His New York Mine currency(here even to-day is curecd by ths minen; It lost them ncalry tcu per cent of tbei? wages, and they were compelled to trade at Tilden's store, where they were charged enormous prices for | everything. • C. 8. Black, a Democrat, and Prooocuing Attorney for Marquette county, said that he was the retained attorney for the Michigan Iron Company, and that ho was authorised to put up labor claims at form 20 to 50 per cent, on the dollar, and that a pool had been formed for that purpose. This was emphatically denied by Mr. Breittungand half a dozen other men, equally responsible. A Hayes and Wheeler club, with 350 mombers, was organ nod in Negaunee, Friday evening last. Following arc tho offiosrw : - Preaident, Gad N. Braith ; Vine Presidents, the Hon. Edward Breitung, Henry Moray ; Secretary, L. Boost; Corresponding Secretary, John Q. Adams; Treasurer, J. P. Mitchell. On tbe same evening, a beautiful and mam­ moth Hayes and Wheeler flag was tlirown to the breexe, amid chters, music, and fire works. Messrs. Breitung and Adam.made speeches, Mr. Adams showing up Tilden's reoord and giving facts and fig­ ures and dates which could not be refuted. Ishpeming has a Hayes and Wheeler club with 400 members. M. E. D. Political Notea. Singular isn't it, that tho Democratii’ papers are constantly filled with apologia for that great Reformer (?) Tildcu ? Gov. Hayes' record heeds no apology. There are no flaws in it, that's why. Tilden now lives in luxurious style in a, large palace, with Rix hones and abont u down servants. He fares sumptuously every day. If bis income during-the war was as small as be swore it to be, where did he get so many barrels of money ? The next Staten to hold elections are Arkansas, September 4 ; Vermont, Sep­ tembers; and^Maine, September II; after whith iutrrrat will center on the “October4>utes"'—4Georgia, that elects cm the 4th, sad Ohio, Indiana, Goioredo and Wret Virginia, tost elects en toe 10th ?5, Tfcfcn •?. More “traveting mca.” Twenty tbaunod BapubiicauH arc . al­ ready earoUsd in ebbs In California. Mr. Masnas D. Boreel chairman Of toe for by the Mid Tilden, ‘on account prefvaucnjil wnioefi.’” Our* Greenback off issuiw, and low ciding the imp Republican#. Hitherto wc havil refrained irom taking any notice ofthe course being puraundl*y en hands, and John Monwy snd John Kelky arc fighting tugrthar in the perafford it, Rcpu-Ij.ifuol dirtily, >h, '«• U»lun<i> »f suil of governmental spoils; the bargain was virtually couiMunaled a weak ago—the your formal ratuiaitioajras made loot Tue* hy believe, *1 M we Imliera, «TF lir offices intereata v •« country itaelf? It cannot be that you arc deed red by Deraoto feesions and clap trap. Aaa j*rty RUTHHiIDBD B. HAYES. , A*. WHEELER. the last tide waiter they filed MpM IW price even thing, and baviag all thia done, tl marched uu hand-in>band to victory i • Anti­ J»o MpoiU; rtaa, the* hands Tammany—Morrisey with Kdky, and •CUBg one HUM. ’ their quareeb as aD brigaalf dp, till the great prUUnrfiJemJ pluiAn-w ’sewed. Tilden is running his own campaign, as he always did. Ho has an office in Nassau 4, at the handu^«hi|h is his nephew, Col. Pelton, from which a ton, UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION, STI J,L CALLING ITSELF DEMOCRATIC, APPEAL TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER ’IJf THEM ALL THE GREAT POTTERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. .THEY ASK TOAD­ MINISTER ;TS LAW’S. CONTROL ITS REVi3? UES. AND TO MOLD IT8 POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ ---------------- ~AIIXIAIXUS, X louoH LIVING in THE NORT1 , OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE < t THE WAR, ALL THE MOVE! ENTSTO ORGANIZE THE ARMY’ CHAT BEAT DOWN -ION. AND ALL THE FED TO SE­ IF OUR VICTORY. TJ BRING IN’ or THE REBEL 4 FROWNED AND । THE NORI’S. Tl THAT PARBBD ANDMAINTA ORD IN AXECS O ff 8ECES81 OX ------------------------------- .TH oF THE MAI COALITII Northern Democrats; that, as soon as ■the Democratic party gut control of the National House of Representative^, they commenced a cleaning oat of all Republi­ can office holders, and among them they turned out fcrtyar * maimed ion soldiers, and put their place* equal number of rebel Soldiers; that . the Democratic cLairmm of tho committee of with crwdtiag fotwa to the young, aspiring, Democratic politicians of New York city. fittMtof THE KA SY Mnu SHof ■pj-uclriw roapk. rt> iMfisjbecti MrrtclMd saree Spa; the h-vl orrin-J btokrt Tl e wire csl.^ •ttlBrtrrtebwk, |1]r Drn -^r—w—ct'Jc-* will' united Itr tiridge will be one ofthe wou-len wt|? world when rewnpkt.-l Th Mrurom i, so far above the water tlmt th t,0^ urnst can go txudvr at tho highft.; tide m-J oT there are no prera tlirj. wu1 ■traction to*" Davigali-.il * t '' tower* ut 27ri feet above high Gee. from the top is «u|M*rl>. Brooklyn, nud lb. iiumln-riew riti« ax»d villages in the vicinity, the B*v.b«k rivers, the iiiland*. ctenuring for mil* around con be taken in *i ot„. The value of Bro .klyn real crtA:<- will fo greatly enhanced by iu> completion, m u virtually makes one city of two w course, there has been million- stolen fro® the job ; but after all it is a big and the chics are to be congntunfed ap on ita near oqmplatiou. b&T'ot • Don’t put off coming to the p»T. sboi much longer. The price <>f adai-wien b*.been put down a half; boarding houat and hotels arc cheaper than before, the op cuing, and you can come n-.w altuvst u cheaply as yqu can stay at home. The wwtther is gating cooler, and Philadelphia will, in an other week, be a delightful place ito stay, The show ie non, iu perfect ordee,-everything u working smothly. sod St5a worth wj-wir'a iorumi co acu it; Cofiar. VEGETINE Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the whole System. II. Mrdlewl PrapertIr. are ' SOLVENT UTO 01 08ETIC- ALTffiiflVE, TONIC. They must “bow down and serve some­ body." ■ pain the World makes Mr. RowitMV "« sspakret tbe next Phbs- united vote of the Democrats af this city ways and means appointed M its .dork, a ed vole tide him dmgti. mu who had the barbarity .and iadotoncy of naming a child after tho assassin of the honored Lincoln, and only displaced him when tbn indignation of tho loyal press compelled him to do co; that the troy ofjlkit soil­ I don’t care what abolition cf slavery ovon as a war measure, was opposed by the Democratic party of the North, while the Democratic jarty ,-of the Routh were fighting to destroy the Union; that tha jourt rmolnlion proposing IS TILDEN A PERJURER. tbe thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to tbe constitution of the On December 9C, 1863. Mr. Tiklsa United Slates were strenuously opposed swore ton retara, under oath, in which by (be united Democratic {-arty in Con- ful.jftt 10 Korire tew.!* « UoiuJfmUM. tUlB." ;; Irexn.frond m . <r I* l.Unnrto Oii.jJ.iu *,0 grew, and no State which had a Demo­ cratic majority in its Legiriature ever ratified them, and the Democratic I*—, and the Democrat*: candidate for Vice towx. The wrathcr is nut no horribly wum u it was, but yet it is torrid enough to keep more or per day. of documentary the people out of town. The woman wto lies* aru scattered breadeart. ike his every hour hart not bad oOMgb gSyatV, and its there if w> business in town the meu miy at well stay away as not. Everything I* dull mJ dead, and will be for sonic wrek* yet. Tbo churclira are maty cforel, the thr» tree might arfvwell be,- and for ail that t. doing thaatoras raight well Imitate the churches. It is growing cooler, however, by degrees, and in a few we.k« the deMrtndatveetfl will show wms rigusoffifc i York City, before a democratic imetiag in I that place in which he Vised the following I language: “Mr. Hewitt said that there was no Republican scalps dangling from his gir- ' die; that sixty and upwards of rebd j royal road fur both shira, aad-aHfm*taU*wfco kuue him General were returned from the Southern New York, to place and power unless they at all, know that all his talk about‘ re­ form is a sham, for all his life be baa been He States, to tbe National !It>ua-j of Itepre- I bowed down and ha’rvc l anybody. a tr^ckcy, corrupt politician , of the Van sentatircs, in our present Goagrara; that ' hoped that the young men bef»re him Buren school, wlm bdieves in bribery a. from tlicso men we have heard Jefferson would bow down and nerve aomubody." Tbe the power for elevation. The map fborc Davis, and other rebel chieftains ealogixcd above ia taken from the New York World’s dependence in New York ia the. most Andersonville horrors defended, President report of Mr. Hewitt s spoech, Wednesday, corrupt rings the world cveraaw is a anth­ er thin “Reform" candidate. Lincoln aud other loyal men, and the August 23d. It must be remembered that The nomination by'the Republicans of " * "• AND NOW THE VERY MEN treatment of rebel prisoners at Elmira, Mr. Hewitt is talking in behalf of Tilden, Ss-Gor. If— • WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO Camp Douglas Ac., denounced, and this and the Democratic party. Mr. Hewitt SttMLlal__ ___ ______ -_________, BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW with tho express or silent content of has uttered terrible truths and they apply ncr, takes away tore bet hope the- Depublic favor in those States is that tbe candidatc for -office was a bitter and notorious rebel leader, and has numerous negro or held at Ionia, Aug. 80. An enterprising Democrat thought a rota on th? .train during tho return . trip vX the defeigataa wnddmake a good showing. It did. A oanviM of the votes on ooe of the D-, L. A L M. railroad trains rearited as fol’ Hayes report afarwuid.ra having biwu receipted of a few men who have heretofore acted wiih the Republican party in regard to what principle, the Democratic party holds to they are pleased to call tbe “Greenback its old traditions, ami b s« much opposed question," thinking they would sec the to every mqieure adrocatedby the Repub­ utter folly of their course, and fell into lican party/beforo this war, during the war, line Without any warning from their or rinoo tbo war, as it vrtr wra; hit as a friends. We still think tho great majority party of poltey U nH support ffarorc of them will do no. A few however talk Grcwfey, a>/t mosey, Or anything c’se, if bv doing so, it ton .fool a few - Republi­ so ‘loud and persistent that wo deem cans into its ranks. The Dembcratio pol­ a few pUin words at tbo present time not lutions howl reform and corruption, till on* ofplace. We think it will bo conceded the air is blue and in this ’mpart . iteliate of Ohio. by every reading mas, who is a friend to the thief, who raises the hue and cry of, Republican principles, that the triumph "ttop thirf, ” in order to ©over his own dou>r Uieo- Prttidruly redaUova The mumon of- too Republi of die Democratic party at tho present can party is not ended* and can wever «rtd, time would be perilous and even disastrous «> k»t <■>!>» p«»K»rai» fa>] u* New Turk. to all the great issues retried by the war for embraces iu it^Tankji every ■ympathirar the salvation of tho country. To con­ with secession and pounts on a united South for ita succesa. Fur these reasons vince every candid man ofthis, we hare sim­ let every Republican eomo into his place ply to call their attention tn the fact that and let us work shoulder to shoulder for saaas*’the rebel element in the lata seceded our excellent, aud pitroitio standard bear. PARTRIDGE Btahs hare by murder, intimldmation.and ere, Hayes and WbeJcr, and once more fraud* already secured the control of mert at least, secure the glorious triumph of Republican princifdea. free prea.’ ntXX « art those states; that, intoxicated by succew, they no longer tolerate free speech, free diaemtion and tree thought; buthre en­ gaged in breaking up Republican meet­ ings, killing negroes, tearing down start and Written forth* B^aunr > Abram &-Hewitt, member of congress ■tripes and hoisting in their stead the stars and bars; that the best recommendation Io j from New .York, njadc a speech in New he said: “I hereby certify that th* Ofthe Democratic papersin Indiana, |*nrinc i. ■ Irw irf ftilbfuJ .olcsiest IS have already bolted from Tilden and of Um giiiM. profits, Of taanno of Smarc supporting the Cooper and Gary greenback movemtmt. Every Republican •et J. T.lAfn, rflh. *J of St.» YoA. paper stands firm for Hayes and Wheeler. s»icou»ijrf X«T.A; Rtswsf N«w Tbe confoderaieB in Harting havn't much York, «LeUi«r ten f«J kfafi . <t hope of celebrating a victory in Indiana finpMly, rents, i«l«WU,fiiriawiaf,sslso7 next mouth, sueb as they did in 1874. orftom ssf IM^Itl, treir, «^JoyA Demooratw oocnty convention was I low. ritflyilolrf VWhViam ■onUrt.', root* I President chiming aiooe they were rati­ fied tliat they were void ami uf noefftet; that the Democratic pnrty. North and South, hare rtreauouriy oppomd every VALUABLE �JhrticB? 9 HAS'TINGS city drug store, COMMERCIJ L. < HASTINGS MARKt ... H'« io call your attention to our etook of etrictlu pureDR UGS <ynd MED1CINES- JFb make a speciality in dealing in ontft strictly prime DRUGS. We believe U is for the interest of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime an d pure MEDICINES. We have a large stock of Dr Blazo again at the Halting* House. John W. Custer, Eeq’., an able and eloquent speaker, will ad­ dress the people of county on the political issues oCthe day, as follows : At Maple Grove Centre,.on Tuesday evening, Sept. 5th. At Assyria Centre. Wednes­ day evening, Sept. 6tK. At the Doty school House,, in Johnstown, on Thursday even­ ing, Sept. 7 th. At Hickory Corners, Friday evening, Sept. 8th. At the Diamond School House in Orangeville, on Saturday evenI ing, Sept. 9th. By Order of Rep. Co. Oom. J S. J. Bidlkman, Chairman. Stare, I- E i>. White tv. i>u:, itun attbrllaatfnr Hom-t l*it*4irtiea Atioa. . t ji,.■>.'■;>■■ Cm l^odt--B*rr» CuaSj/. E« Wut iu Tiae U<*t»iu* A Smith. A«»r » Pr. J. C. Ayar A Co. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Owing to the many calls nnd dispatches wei received while away, for our return to this place, we concluded to return for a few days, and can be found at our room No. 4 Hastings House, I would say to those who wish to see me, that they had better call “ soon as possible, as I am wanted at other places and can not remain but a few days. Thankful for past tpatronage, I Te­ nino jour Lunbleservant. ««37wl a. M. Blazo. OILS. OILS Itew® For Machinery. CALF SKINS, n* I have a large slock of Pure Castor Oil. Pure Lard OU. Pure Golden OiL Bought since the last decline in prices. Cail and examine goods and prices. You will gain by it. People's Drug Store. W. II. GnoiiYEAB. xxi29wlt2 • Bought very loir and WE will sell them at price# that mill please Uta closest buyer. DETROIT MARKET. BARNES & COMPANY. Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Our Centennial, land, before the day of victory arrives in Nov MARBLE works A.t Kalamazoo, MichTHE IICKFORP ADTOIIATIC Monuments of the liest American and Jiqportcd Marble, Tablets and HeadBtone^ of all description madetooroer on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to custoruera, j Songster" to campaign committees. Haring ateam power and improved machinery for Banding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work cheaper and better than those who work by hand. OaU. iora then lO.'UO ba. ia elan Inn; white.Jde.) mixed.X»aU34’S. F. Clark, General Aecmt, SemLlO Hidas. Mi-Ac. Barry Co. xxiBAmfl jonN cncucH a co..Clneinnati, Ohio ing rapidly done. Ayer’s ortli in Coin to-day ‘Ji j eta Tallow, TOThs. J*ek-ti. SeptrmUr l^th, 19th, 20th. 2l»t NEW YORK MONEY MARKETSwith tbeir products for trade. Cossack. Chifield. lavK. ths Greek with every variety of merciiandise NEW YORK MARKET Ayer A Co.’s seJebratsd .remedies frpsi w!>" will _■ in the Odd fcl’ow’s Excirrrich Apply al sac erat 4s- and are an effectual antidote for the diseases that prevail fa the yaourts bf the North, as Tbelbir! r Education will meet io-wtr- ooatlaont. JI: dairy. 10*3. The following item was aecMsntaJly omitted in nitctvlanee. Madison Dispensaryt Tallow. Snsar. dull; soft white rsBnod. IOH4S1O14. '■iielionv, an J Hoard of '> Wctlneedsy. fur a visit to tercentennial. She goes by LIVERPOOL MARKETS. It is said that- To-day Mrs. Nothin AsHow, Mrs. Julius ;«!•!-ivuMkri f r.-n Wednesday. Thursday »sd Friday, ■ • ’ Family Knitting Machine! SPECIAL NOTICE \pp|y at once. Detroit and return only $12.00. RlCKFCHD ymivunc WINSLOWS STEAM For Sale—A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Pricket. Childreu t, die opening -exercises of. this xxt31yl .hit. Train has brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well & Cistern Pumps. Aleehol has dmlinad to 0X.1S. . Campaign Song Book. J. Maur Opposite the Post Office lead lOKOIOAte. Hostings, Mich. We have received from the publiahers a copy xx4Uf Itr. of the •• Hayes and Wheeler Campaign Song­ Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. ster," containing a good collection of rousing Republican songs, full of Ike necessary ntfavo The Fall Term begins September 14th. and energy. Many of tbe song* are printed OH. with tho music complete, fur tho us* «f Glee Full corps of Instruct ora iu all Departand Quartette Clubs. A large majority af the meuta. Prof. G W. Chadwick will give lessons on the now Pipe Organ. Ladies •ongs are set to tunes already familiar to every will please apply to Miss II. D. Storke, •m. Ths Songster also nenteino short bio­ Principle. Gentlemen to H. Q. Butter­ graphical 4teteb«a of our next Chief F.xecu- field, D. D. President. tires, with' portrait■ on the 6tle>page. We ui354t Wanted. ttefria Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, * No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black OU, Taylor, Mrs. WiHiamB. Goodyear. Miso Roes Hsyes an I Wheel. for ths Centennial BARBASEJtrpE BR laOAL MTH010SV. t ■ill ad-ireo ,h. ? f R The election Twe^isy, Sept, will'be J. Cole & Son opinion in theKost on IbePnaudan- De eTohi4«l valuation of Barry county ia ; <».«)o,oWlbst..f Ulcn WHOLESALE A RETAIL •'■*'1 Ihat iv about 73 per «,at. of th. r^ulu, f([ie praJ^rtJr jB R I Sarsaparilla For Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases, Erysi­ pelas, Rose, or St Anthony’a Fire, Eruptions and Eruptive diseases of the akin. Ulcerations of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Blotches, Tumors, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm,. Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhcra, arising from internal ulceration, and Uterine disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis­ eases, Droney, Dyspepsia, Emaciatian, General Debility, and for Purifying the | Blood. This Sarsaparilla ia a combination of vegetable alteratives—Stillingia, Man­ drake, Yellow Dock—with the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is tho most efficacious medicine yet known for tho diseases it is intended to cure. Its ingredients are so skilfully com­ bined, that tho full altcnxtiTe effect oi each is assured, and while it is so mild as to bo harmless even to children, it y. still so effectual as to purge out from tho system thane impurities and corruptions which develop into loathsome disease. The reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, and the confidence which prominent physicians all over the coun­ try repose in It, prove their experience ol ita usefulness. Certificates attesting its virtues have sccumnlated, and are constantly being received, and as many of these cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of the superiority of this Sar­ saparilla, over every other alterative medicine. So generally is ita superi­ ority to any other medicine known, that we need do no more than to assure tho public that the best qualities it has ever pcMcsscd are strictly maintained. Dr. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell, Mm., lr Maekina. 1 eyljadar^n awdlae M» wwal^Mwvrill ba mat teeny >art qf 'T-^istuSS'!Ss5“ih£’"-:si Ultimo KwiTvixn Mimun Mrs. Co, XX40r! SoteMaaattJaran. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS 'r.£rrr.5 dueed rates, by whieh passeugers can not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia, bat eon, in addition, visit the prin­ cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of Falls, riving passengers, from the train, a Coaches are furnished With the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom from dust With its complete system of Erie Railwai the En«t. Tickets via this pcpwlar Hoe bon be procured al all office*. af connecting linen, or at the Company's own offices. Aoy information can bo obtained by alFRANK E. SNOW. XXISTtf. tk, D«ripuJuti„ui,u tt tlre-nier on ‘"’Ivy. on Which was emblamnad the words Church and Railroad xxfitf Smith, Manxe A Pmwton. **• «'*««>, Df no l0Wnlh5p of Hops will tT^.,rt:UrCmk >- Sot- xxi3O4w - , - xdt—U t4 . STAVES. STAVES. Mr imiitEUiratiM ® By order of Committee. 1'Meni- iMM4l li, inTtnto„ jji.i land plan® Fruit Lands iwthe STOOD YAfffi UK _im UK AHAIB Shingles Lath &c- ftmuo, sn aiJ Oiwtial Highest Market Price in Michigan fruit belt One, Fruit and gar­ Cash, WANTED! Ter Plae Steves, deliver*! la Hastiacs. Noshvtile. or Middleville. E. D. WIITE, A.LUK. for*S' jobwBow-i- P A I N TER ■ xxiSfitf jdfcrwn*. FOR SALE. . H..tine>, MichxxlnfcaM dening farm of 851-*2 acres to Exchange for a farm neait Has­ tings. Corres solicited DISSOLUTION lOTltX and T Mich. �Ol; o»nu\ I By the Atchison, Topeka fc Santa l'e WXO, July I, ttfte. / Bnboad, the new and popular-,!iw frorii given d)>! certain lands. Atchison and Kansaa City, ria the beauti­ fcuty of Barry, bid off to tbo ful Arkansas Valley, to Puc Jo; Colorado ff 187,4. and previous years, Sprags, Denver, Canon City, Cucham. KM'jueats which *13 bo forDel Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and >1) «* of the Treasurer of said points in Colorado, Nev Mexico and • .n tieplemtor, will be sold -w»J, by paid Treasurer, at the Arisons. Special round trip tickets to —. » Denver, only <50, allowing stop off privil­ County Seat, or t tho tret Monday of October Boat, aS tbe tb m att.i d^ip^od for ,he eges both ways on the main line, and at , if prsviouely diepoeed Colorado Springs, Manitou and - Pike's °r •t-.^ds <,fdce. according to law. Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San bard sU’jementB contain -a full description of each ps>«| Of MBj My t„ ^,n Juan Mines. * • •ppi'.eallon at the office of the conntv Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Cara between on Traaauryr. the Missouri River and the Rocky, mount, ,,ru*-'h off i.o the State for taxes of tains without change. Close connection W74 or other r«m, nX tbo Tax Sales in (Mo­ made at Pueblo with trains for Denver tor last, will be offered rabjeet to the right of redemption presc.itod by law, an well as to and Northern ’ ‘ ' bimo tables and tbo “Sah the right of putvhase of tho Kioto bids nt this For raaj office, prior t« the sale. Juan fluid address, . RALPH ELY. ; T. & Ahmbron, Auditor General. BBUfS BB0’8. Keep It. * W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist. Srotor1. Ad**-- announce, in the DRVtfTRADt,^ has in stock and daily arrie fr^,‘a,ul t^uine Stock of Drugs and Midiones. Dye Stuffs, yttnei Goods, and in fad a a>m. piste Stock of Druffyf, Merchandise which he offm to the people al (really & duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Pee pie's Drug S tore isdi. reotly opposite Empire Block One door cast of Spaulding Of every Dveeription which »' that he has again eniated VILLAGE OF MIDDLLEVILDE. b.t,7aWLMo.< IrtelMdLbtoek s» !• IOS as ice AvniTuc Gkskbal's Orriea. ‘ > Ux.no, Mint., July I. 187C. / So much of each of the following done riba I tracts or parcel* ufhuid. r-itnated in the county of Barry, delinquent for unpaid taxes. far the year. mcritinncJ below, ae will be xuffieient to pay the tnxee. interot, and charges thereon, will be sold by the Treneueer «f Mid county, on the fine Monday of October next, at such public and cnnvenlest place »4 he ahall eelect tn Hasting*. lito County Sent, uf said county, according tn the rtntute in and. case inndaatul can sail cheaper than any hou* - to Bar­ ry County, L>r them raasoos: 1st Beetuiae ws have am rant I» pay 84. Because we make tbe mrad of our goods ourselves. 3d. Became we kmp th* best c wock- We sell none of this obenp-made Furnlture that is made by maehlaery- The goods we make to made by head, and warranted. We invite aU persons to call 0Dd inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble at all Parties having Pictures to trams would do well tor ’thorn tanned of us as we can do It P .tfxsd Cheaper than any house In P .y Comity. We keep tbs Lsrwert »wJ Bast selected stoat of PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Bnacxrra, Pafub—HoiHErn, WAXL-Pocxirtu, SurpraHoudkbh, and overythiug tn the Furniture Uno. t We invite all parsons to eall and look advehtisments Hasting*, July 18,1876 KALT0 AID-OBITS FEME Diseases .with Jts Agonies CHOOSE WWEES'TIIXN. HOLLOWAYS PILLS. Nervous Dieorden. Peerless Milk Baton now on exhibition al our Fuii i!u«e Store. AU kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of ail kinds of old fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms south aide State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hardware NEW MUSIC Ho* to be Strong. KTEBB' 0ACRKD OELKCTtONB. HOMESTEADS. H. W.P. COLSON’S INDIAN xt » 1 lltnav CoextT, Tbsmvbkb'* Ornes, I Hxmvas. August 1870. / Notice is hereby given, that the sale of lands in Barry county, advertised by Ito Auditor Gaaeral as delinquent for taxes of 1875 (end previous years), will to held at the County Treasurer’s office In Hr-stinga. the County Seat of Mid eounty. commencing on Monday, the 2nd day of Oetolwr next, at nine o’clock A. M-, and continue from day to day (8undaye exceptodl, until ihesatne shall havetoea disposed of according to law-. M. T. WHKELKR. Oxintr Treasurer. 1 .. > If 1 IB H 1 11 LU 1 .1 > 1 •'1 1 U 1 ft ETERSVcTAVO VHOBUSES. ETKK8’ VEGAN 0RLRCT1ON8. KTBBS- I ARLOK MUSIC 8 ■ 1 OQ .7; 1 Ofr J i (O THE UTDIAN RED DROPS ... ) 8 i 1> ■ m •u 1 । > «» I .11 im x la> * IE *Et 8 u t Ou Addreee tbe aoto proprietor. H. W.P. COLSON, buffalo, n. y. . P.O. Box me’- POSITIVELY CURED. iEOT’; WHG 3tEN “isex's: klboro b MwWwabl" *’'n< by taktosd. FOR SALE OR TRADEON? PORTABLE STEAM SAW In good order riming every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OP MULES 7 years old ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE BUGGY nearly new. ajao ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY HKGINR, for safe on GOOD TERMS. For particulars carfuire on the premises one mile west of Carlton Center. CENTRAL HOUSE ; W—DiraattoM for tha «»w*Uof l* TitMerdor are s»s«* *• Mth to*._____ MUI HASTINGS, MICH. . E. STAUFFER. Prop. " mMBBEs’sAME AS WML. Blltum, coaocmr, TEN PIN BALLS STEINHOFF & WOOD � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-07.pdf f2161878620de210bf70cb63d49a57bc PDF Text Text edit NO. 38AQ V01. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1876. THE YANKEE SHOOLMISTRESS. [From the CntmJry Griitlemun, Albany B*' t a 1 %> n Also for j —1 r-u •; | |.l. Tr /V TTTTT * 1 W I ' | “Mrs. Emerson," said Mr. Barlow one • <lay, “excuse me, but ns you sit there, you | do so forcibly remind me of my dear lest ' t wile, that I murt speak of it. I have1 ’I not*oc’^ 3 resemblance; or soiue- ' the T lit] j thing that made me think of her, but afternoon it has been on my m<nd • "3 "■ i^Oietimo. Your romplcxiotq color of. I* fl ■« II i cy«’and hair, are ever so much liko hem. IVI III u cnnitot be po^ible that there should MMWiAaaL. have been any relationship, I/suppow?? rehanblanecs oftcnoccur among •* ! Which, is’ lhe best self governing mill injSiXX, I flip j father wm John Wardlow of Now Jersey, IH ill’ll Ct. - • and my mother's name, before marriage, i was Fannv Stephen* She wax n’ native & BUGGIES m ? : Cheaper than ever. ■*»««■■■------- •iti’j’.isa:! Kwr! GEO. 1i|( LVJ of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania." “FannyStephens! Was your grandlather's name Robert Stevens'?" “Yes, sir. I have heard my mother speak ofhim •jften." “And did you nevir hear her Hpcak of an elder auier called Adeline? <)L yen. u ; I j I I must be so! T it nil now clearly." “My mother had u Maier Adeline, wh<> wax married quite young and died in :t few years. 1 never recollect her mvi> tioning her huabaud'H name. He emigrated to the West niter hi* wife's death, aud vain after, my father c3mu to New Eng­ । I land. There was, I think, about sixteen' years difference in their agon, slits «iid." 1 “Yes, my dear Mns. Emerson, it must flfrl2Y plows ill the luarkelj AT AGRICULTURAL JIAI.L. I PT ION Ono floor east of Goodjcar’s Hardware. Haatinga, April 12, 18T6. ? R. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSOW, ■ I I I ! ’ I | iV.wT fa’« l y.-x> i lit» l ll>e so! Your aunt Adeline was my la­ i mental wife, and lira. Manton, Hugh’s I mother, was y our own cowuo, my daugh­ ter, Adelino Stevens Barlow, named for 1 her mother, who died when she was but a few weeks old." : "Can it be i-issible! Mrs. Watson us J to say that Mrs. Maftton and I ' l . ’krd enough alike to lie sisteni; but moth| er .«nppuw«i the taby died snon after its “It wax a little, delicate child, and uo oue ;:up[x>5c<l it could live, and when 1 wrote to your grandfather Stevens of his daughter's decease, I ruentioued that the Isalse could not lire. Ho died soon afterward, and I went West, and have never had any tidings- from the family I connections since. I was attracted to । you when I first saw you, bin .’iippcaed it I wax from knowing of your Liudneis to r my daughter and her chihl. I can easily neenunt now for the affection with which land Hugh lurid to each other. It^is ■ a Scotch proverb, ‘blood is thicker than ! water,’and I have often wondered why | I ' ’ . ' you should love Hugh so much more than yon did little Mattie, with her winning ways." . I have thought of it myiwlf, Mr. Bar­ low. and sup|>o*ed it was liecause 1 be­ came attached to him through my love fur his mother. I was alone and heart­ sort* when 1 eamc to this town. I had neither kith or kindred, to my knowledge, iu the wide world; he was alone too, and 1 thopglit it was a bond of sympathy Ire। tween us. 1 hope I have not made a difference in my treatment of the dear I children ; I have not intended to do it, but I have known I loved Hugh ever so I much more than I did poor Marthx" ?r.£FE®Om ,® B58BES CAHDS. »'RIGHT, : “I would be glad to have you recogI nizc me as your kin. Just think of it j—nycnrsince I was n lonely old man, | tottering on the brink of the grave; there j wax no one to rtretqh out a loving hand j to hold mo bock, and I wxs going fast I Your letter telling me Adeline was still alive, wax a new stimulus. Now, nt seventy-two, I am a contented, satisfied man, with everything to make me com­ fortable and happy, and smooth my way to my last renting place." momy at DENTIST • Nuhv’lie Michijao. . Anjwnrk:.- ly »tt»nu*d tv. Great Bargains ’ ‘‘ UK-lb.TREAD! HEAD I ^Organs spacial Medical Announcement mat Happiness AUHctei! and vrrtxrnr. DR. J. B LaSURE IN dise of h ippincw to its parents. The SimthTAmencan Organ, HAZELTON BBO.'S PIANOS. ERNEST ‘GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Instoi^enFFULLY'WaiTaiited. h. «*-■:»• A little human flower, of rare bounty, blresomcd in the Emeraon household m the month of June—the one thing need­ ful to render their home a perfect Para­ Old pijg aid orgns taken in Eiclianiie to BULLOCK, R. D. Northern Branch Flint. xxx4.lt Wholesale gent for Colchester t$ again in excitement, and this time every one is interested, and many distressed. A terrible railroad accident occurred e abort distance from 4he village; many liven were lost; and nianr pofficugcrs seriously wounded. Fred Green's father was engineer, and his lifeless body was found in the stream of .water that ran below the embankment down which the train was precipitated. It-was heartrending. One young man was found mortally wounded, who proved to bo TTieodoro Rcgcn. liu mother hail written to him after William left to come home again; he obeyed the summons, but only camo home to die. He just lived till night, but Ion" enough to show his father that though he was not prepared to die, he could be a living comfort to no one. Among the killed., was found the body of William Blanchard, the instigator of the •Sherburne robery.' Why ho was coming to Colchoster no one could tell hut it was surmised he might have been in company with Theodore Rogers. The eldest MB of Mr. Hubard, Mattie's own brother, was among lhe killed. ■» It was a dreadful blow to them, for he hpd contributed till his wages to help his father in supporting his thriftlciw family. Days of watching and care ensued,, and the i in! wait constitution of Doctor Emer­ son nearly gave out from sheer exhaus­ tion. The dead were buried, and biminen resumed its daily routine. Mrs. Ilogcra was prostrated on a bed of languishing; the lingered for weeks, aud refused to be comforted. The doctor could not discover any disease that should have proved fatal, but she died calling up­ on her son. Two ycart rolled by and brought little change to Colchester and its quiet inhabit­ OUR WASHINGTON LETT^I. The Dismissal 6T Clerks—-The Ques­ tion of lhe Hour—Comparison of Bu­ chanan and Tilden—True Reason of the' Financial Distress—High Rate of Taxation—Shall Our Brothera Rave Died in Vein ?—TMen’a Perjury. WA8HIKGWNtf>.C.,Scp. 1st. 1R7« The serving of the notices of the missals in the dis­ consequent Departments, upon the inadequate appropriations for this year has been goinc on for a day or Meantime two, but is not yet concluded. employees in the Bureaus not reached arc suffering almost torture from as much their apprehensions ax their late confreres feel in their certainly of the wont. Your readers caniiardly imagine the degree of excitement, and in a large number of per­ sons, distress occasioned. Wo stand to-day great National upon the eve of the conflict. mutterings ofttbe storm in Not days which preceded the those war when the were round the political horizon 4 heard not in all the darkest hour of this country's peril during the stern conflict of arms which followed ; did ever American liberty and American destinies stand in such great hatard. The thought is solemn ; it is Awful to contomphite, but it is true, and the risk w imminent and the shock is comming. Slid a Democratic member of tliu House to a RoJjnblican representative, in the heat of a-converaation, “We will hart the (rotrrmneut, ttawn yon ! in tpiU of you alid youn, if not by fair means, then by the next beat ; and when we do get it ants. William Rogen [ad gone to his ma­ look out, tliat’s all.” ■ ternal inheritance in Massachusetts to They want it ? What for? For pow­ live, and Mary Watson had acccompaniod er! For payment oftho rebel debt! For him os his wife. icimburaemcnt io full value for every Hugh Marston had become almost n stave owned Iby Southern masters and a man; his attachment for home, and Xrwsl by procthqmtion. A comparison lictwceu the man who love fur his kind irionds. had proved a sure safeguard to him in shielding him betrayed his country in 18(10 and tho man from temptation and the allurements who now stands forward as the candidate which b>set a young man, < spac­ of the Democracy to day, will not show ially' if posacwicd of wealth any great dissimilarity. Both have the’ Mattie IIebard liad become a lovely girl umo smooth duMtmutetion of manner, of sixteen. Slio was not robust, as be- both are trained and skilled in that school foru her sickness, but ]>erhaps she was of politics, which has ever been the banc sweeter for that sexton of discipline. It of this country, which has in days of was the second week in January that a highest prosperity plunged it into war or cntangiemcnU. They have severe snow storm came on, with high diplomatic over required the help of their opponents winds, that kept every one in doors Weeks of incessant wld , succeeded, and in the political world to rescue them and Mr. Barlow kept entirely in the house. when with full treasury they have taken Every day he used to go into the nursery the reins they liavc relinquished them bankrupt. These are not mere aasertions, to piny with the little ona. It was dur ing one vf these visits that Mrs. ^mcraon they are susceptible of proof from printed noticed that bo seemed more feeble tliun records of the country, and are within lhe he had been, and inquired if be wcro not reach of every reading man. And now for a slight look into tho let­ feeling as well as usual. * ••I am getting old, Abba," he replied. ter of the immaculate rcfoimer wherein he “I think lam well, but thd cold effecte accepls the high trust reposed in him. Mr. Tilden xtarte out from a false pre­ me a good deal , I am chilled a good part mise, and consequently reaches of the time, mid foci shaky.*’ false conclusion. He say a, “You ought to hare spoken of it. a present terrible crisis in Edward will prepare you some medicine ‘■The tho commercial and monetary affairs of that will warm you.” “I hardly know that I require any­ tho country, are due to the blunders and thing. I do not think I shall outlive this reckless cournc oftlic present administra­ winter. Do not be anxious : I have no tion." . Are they indeed, Mr. 8. J. Tilden ? fears of suffering." assertion is1just about as--------true,, — am}, That evening Mrs. Emerson spoke toThat --------------------------------------------her husband of her conversation with Mr.- yon much believe it, as ; yon d— id tho ________________________ Barlow, and requested him to prepare oath which you took to the amount of your income on that memorable occasion soino medicine to strengthen him. “My dear wife,” answered the Doctor, which has pasted into history. Tho true reason for the present paral“he has bcon taking medicine for a long time. He is failing very fast. What he yted condition of the moneyed interests of fears is a paralytic stroke ; he had one this country, is due to tho immense sums before we knew him, and he is liable to borrowed by yourself and your clients, the have another at any lime. I have been railroad gamblers of this country, who to a showing of your thinking of making arrangements to have moke Fred Green come hero and occupy Hugh’s non-paying lines in the market, bor­ rowed, and placed the amounts to the ‘room, so as to be near him.” Two weeks later they were aroused by laxt dollar in stocks that did Dot pay—you Fred, who called the doctor to Mr. Bar­ know could not pay—and then when the low’s room. It had come, ns he expected. interest became duo and tho crash came, His limbs wore paralysed and useless, but you slipped out, and left the farmer, the his mental faculties aud speech were not mechanic, tho widow and the orphan, to impaired. He had do pain. Mns.Emcr- loose their last dollar with calm uncon­ suii was his constant nurse, by day and cern. Am I not true in my statement ? night, only yielding her (station to her Wes net the first keystone in the arch— upon that pleasant day when all seemed husband. . Hugh was sent for, and found his serene to—fall a railroad banking house ; and it was not until they had all gone grandfather’s life nearly run out. He was perfectly calm aud resigned, and taken the savings of the merchant, knowing the end was drawing nigh. To the mechanic, the tradesman, the widow his niece bo often expnwod his thankful* and the orphan, that the country arousal nets for the bleascdnero of the homo found its chaos and its encrgieri |>sndy- ers was now able to attend to the man­ agement of Iris business affairs, it was arranged that William Rogers and Hugh Manton should go together and bo room­ mates. It was very lonely-after Hugh left home, and if the truth must bo told, the lad shed some tears over the prospect; but he could m-t make suitable progressi Which had been so providentially opened to receive him in his declining years. unlcas be bad more competent instruction than Colchester afforded. As for w ib Hi* grandson, who was with him con steady, and did everything that love lism Bogers, he had not much to regret i„ leaving home. His father and waters could suggutt to odd to his comfort, he be U cd ; but bis homo was not pleasant, charged over and over again always to and ho Van impatient to bo fitting him­ remember with gratitude tlxe protector of sed ? Again, you charge the high rate of tax­ ation to Republican rule and Republican policy. I challenge the proof. Take New York, Kentucky and Maryland, three Little Addis। his youth* They laid him, by his especial request, got as from time immemorial fund then take missed her cousin very much for a while, Miwussippi, Louisiana and South Carobut in-a few days forgo: all shaaT him. to rest by the side of his loved child, Hua, three Sutco that you sud your Mr. Barlow was very lowly, and hardly where the hautL_of lore could rest upon > friends arc fond of quoting as umfop Carknow bow to employ himself, but hui the grave. ■ pot-bag, Sodlawag rale, nod look in the TUX «ND. niece strove to make everything pleasant, self fur a lift of uscfolnos. Mich.gan, « Grand Rapids, East Sag.naw and D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. It was considered ml visible to send Rush away* to school, and qs Mr. Rog­ to him, and herself took Hugh's plate to read lhe papers every evening for hts cntertuiument. WHOLE NO 1081, �Merchants’ Almanac for 1873 and ing, and nee bow you feel over it. Wil) not blush, for you cannot; W yon find the lie branded upon you in thort pap-a that know no political sehool. iterre. no partisan ends, and tell only stern truths. . . The heart and soul turn lick tn con­ templating the possibility of the destimes of the country being confided to such Vermont Election. THE FIRST GUN. Hastings, Mica., Skit Wookumd, Itep. 4th, 18*6. ing development. iu B0TC3 for export Other statistics might ba given to show that this falling British commerce “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor seeterian interforancc which will destroy'the other.” NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. ALr J*retidenl, nnd in meet branches of busiora* The Legislature almost unonit xnonsly Republican. Republican gain over 1872, nearly 10,000. publican party there to lay the blame bn. In fact, we do not observe that they try to trace ths SMITH. to tho vast increase of Tilden advises the people “to live with in their income.’’^ Tax-payers during the* 3 “didn’t know." consumers tho recent Hayes tn the “Knowing him personally myself. I unassuming man, as courage­ as a rock in and discharging duty. THE HARD TIMES AND POLITICS cial disturbance, there are special oom in this country, such as the consumption of ceive public treatment in proportion to its as our fathen realised in the quarter of a Now we may regard ha War of If it kvis such an event, then kind. Democratic party is tion —we mean the hard times and their —if any party is—for our relation, ness nnd non-relation, to politics. troubles. ths directly accountable j Otherwise, busi­ present arc to we judge of die hard times here as we do in Cheese. the same kind of buainemi deprawion pre­ vails ; the Govsrmcnt u its discharging own employes upon the roads and public works, while in some sections of the Do­ minion thousands of laboring men are out of employment and yet not even “Grant- least sway in Canada. The wave of hard at the present however, times, Evon time. in is world which has been cited as a marvel of recu­ peration from the disasten of war, real os- any previous period within cried a miD, a few days ago oi he passed said the “All right," replied the man in the wagon, and, (lookinr up st the Tilden Ohio Stone W are Is the best. Croqkery. politics. Campaign Song Book Aus]ria, Prussia, and Empire, German have But let us take. the been fully reportolL case of England, which but said little to more exhibit a marked contrast to lhe wont of prosperity in the United States. Cheaper than ever, for WE ■want bo olooo ovxt. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be Ujn DEBS OLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hutings Aug. 7th, 1876. xxiSOwi. NEW ADVEBTISEMKSTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE and its effects Now they are visible to all the world—to Philadelphia at reduced rates. Addnwa for particulars, H. F. Eberts, Went Congraan Su Detroit. xxi381 w John Stanley nays that until Teu-drinka k Co., arc elected, be ia going to Groccrira cheaper then ever, and of the very j best quality. Tea a speciality. Wirics and Liquors for medicinal aud mechani ! cal purpoeca, that are striekly pure, eou-1 stantly on hand, and far sale at the low-' eat prices at which first ctaas goods ean be sold. xxi35t3 sximwt; TBQU. 8. gBAHPH. FrwUant. el w. voicrr-M- ' ■ ALVATtB BIB* Il lU ta Uro- Brml » lU Wat CUTTIIG ANO REPAIRIHG draw to eater. Kras dlreKlr ever A MUs*1 To*ffefo*•toweratarad- The wave bad ben only begun to reach her, were not apporcot. Afiy persons thinking of going to the Centennial will do well to take advantage of the special train which will leave Detroit, Tuesday, September 12lh, for Philadelphia via* the Canada Southern, Erie Lehigh Valley Railways. The Rates of fare are 314.00 to Philadelphia and return direct, or 315.00 to return via Loog Branch, ocmd steamer up New York Harbor to New York, Niagara Falls or Buffido. Children between 5 and IS years, half fare. Meals on the route i educed to 50 eenta. the memory The stagnation of the present generation. nnd the failures in that part of it rqtUrns by at Tk Gtud lUpX -p Sum* Jones Ttldon is one of the ten bondhalA— i of tb. C«ud MUkija fmm to__ i____ . . the British Government in the early part of this month and brought down to the a farmers nmWcucc out ou the Plains rood. We sell from 50 to 8Octs. the same you buy in other places or 60ots. to $1.00. independent of party France, tate is said to be lower than has been known of July. Wheeler,*' Tobacco. no Republican parties or administrations, has been found Gov. Hayes, always ready far his pati nnd always taking a lead for the rigll." ■ We sell the best Canada, in England and on the Continent of Europe, wholly We of (he •* Hayes and Wkeeter Cainpaipi Sou<of the theory and to sh-.w Amr lhe Rc- ater," cynlaininj a good collection of ronatag | publicans Lave brought al>out the hard Republican aonp, fall of lha nncaamry nerve Many of the soap are printed times, for that would lead the most unre­ and energy flecting to trace the evils under which we with lhe music complete, for lhe uao of Glee and Quartet to Clnbe. A targe majority of lhe are now suffering upto their fountain-head tongs ere sot to tones already familiar Ui every the war of the rebellion, and then the | one. The Songster also ..eontafaa abort bio­ question would be, who made that ? The ; graphical aketebes ol our next Chief Execu­ more pulite method, of course, is to merely tive*, with portrait a on lhe title-pn(e. Wo repeat the charge* of Republican responsi­ expect to hear there campaign carol* roll from bility for tho dull times over and over lhe many throaia of loyal volere everywhere again, and sometimes, when a voter is ig­ throughout lhe length and breadth of oar land, before lhe day of victory arrive* in Nev norant or soured by his hardships, these ember. The publithera ohr extra diaoounta charges doexurt an influence. Mr. Hale on t|uantiiiea of the " Hayts and Whentar in his speech referred to, took lhe wiser Sonpt er " io campaign eommilteee. Send 10 coumc of looking at tl c matter conprehen- eenta for aample copy Addrera. aively. He showed that on the other aide JOHN CHURCH 8 CO.. of t* o Canadian border, where they have issued farmer. and as was felt severely even after the War of practical influence upon tho voting popula­ to read the last fool," hundreds of thou­ Hon. Eugene Hale, in his speech lhe the Rebellion, in its influence upon the other day at Pembroke, Me., touched up-’ present business condition of the country, on a topic which, perhaps, does not re­ either as a political event or as not of that f Board of Trade and We brag on. This is always the result of a great war, 1812. least which has a chnnoe ‘ Hurrah for a d—d old so In ad­ century succeeding the Revolution, Wherever has boot the post of duty there Hayes of our whole economical system out of gear. How are Yod Tilden and Belem? than a year ago was following terms : feel autborisod in assuring you that he is for relations tating an inflated currency and throwing throughout the a Crackers. of before, that sands of lives tn a four yean war, necessi­ running throughout tho bushiest of every crime known in the catalogue of Horace Wbt*c, former editor of the erimaa, all the proof be offered waa that Gen. Chicago Tribune, it another Liberal who D. F. Butler atota all the eandta Micks and comes out nquar4y for Hayes. spoons belonging to Roman Catholic Cnthrsdolfa New Orieanv, when he (Dntter) A presidential vote on the evening waa fa command of the boyi in bine is that train of Thursday from Jackson to thia famous city cf Treason and crime. And if city showed 32 for Hayes. 20 for Tilden. Mr. Baller or another man fa lheunlon aray ■ Hurrah expenditure labor than was ever required is a consequence of the Republican adminis- war think he live* I within their income. in You can have in any shape you want. inventive appli are glutted wifT a less tlon of the Government, Scnrwdj c»«c is any effort made to connect the two ends For FnMCUtlas AUSrMF-CHABUa IL MADK For Clw-wll court Oom-ra-ALOMZO l>. CAIlWA LADKK. PHIIXIFW NL-KEHN. For co-joly Harveror- tKASk H. BOWK.'.’ For Coroaera-JdhkPtt COLE. CUItTtu PKBHY maintaining right theories anoes, by which, the markets of the world ment, want among the poorer classes, etc., ous as a lion and as firm political billions of dollars and dents of failures, laborent >ut of employ­ a modest, to any The current difficulty source whatever. to producers arc revolutionized and thou­ rial DtolrM-DAVro. striving to create the impression that the present business stagnation, with its inci­ Jcwoll, Spices. throughout dition to these general causes of commer­ The Democrats io private are constantly Ex-Postmaster stagnation From 25c up, anti We sell pure Ground Goods. And yet they hare no Re­ tho kingdom. sands thrown out of employment. M. SKIOWA5. speech, referred ’Io Gov. by a relate to changes in the commercial world; RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, *tS5&?’“u,,un‘ off of is accompanied corresponding depression RBpDblican Majority, 30/100 oi Governor ; 28,000 on ConcressBeD. ism, ’’whatever that is, has got the did do anything Io injure (he rebels their Noilkorual'ion weald think it a great erime. And bow, Mr. Editor I want to write yon something about one of the great false hoods he | Fairbanks) told us fa his his ipeoch. He said that Mr. 8am J. Tilden, did fallal and equip a whole regiment in the Stats of N. Y. at bis own expense and seal them to tho war. Mr. Editor, you knew thia to be as false as tdoo can be; year eerrespoudsnt lived in tho Stale of N. T. daring the tale war. and he knows that 8am J. Tilden waa just ouch a Union man as Valandigham and Seymour, and a hoot of others. Our Teas are all Mh>W and bought at the late decline from 4Oote. to $1.OO, we claim to beat the County. _ mouths would be regarded as a most alarm­ AND NOW THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK HP THIS UNION. NOW part of the country, I bare coaclndod to write UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION, STILL CALLING up something of our Political sit nation at the ITSELF DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL present time. . Wo have a Hayes end Wheeler, TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. THEY ASK TOAD­ one; we feet ourvelrc* able to grsple with cmr' MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL honorable opponents in all honorable politi­ ITS REVENUES. AND TO MOLD POLICY AT IIOME AND cal strife. Our Rally meeting of last Wednee-1 ITS ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN day vm a success, ‘indeed it eould not! DIDaTES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF THE WAR, ALL •idering the short notice sad the busy time THE MOVEMENTS TO1 ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THE REBELLION. AND ALL THE stick in time, it area solid Histerinl truth. SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES from all fahehooda, it was instructive end in‘ OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO ccuraging to all Republicans that heard । FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THE SAME STATES THAT PASSED A ND MAINTA IN ED rORDINAKECS OF SECESSION ARE livered by one Nr. Fairbanks. That meeting THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS COALITION—Senator Sherman. Mr. Editor, alone for the same length of time in this coco- Thinking th* many reader* of your v*lu»- thst kind of oil by lamp light maxu/actnrM Cotton millfous of dollars Dblta. e July thana million tterlinf WILLIAM A. WHEELER County Correspondence. with in Tho figures rc’oal u to commsroo a worse state of things than has appeared of Ohio. How? tho value of the goods exported thtno afalling offfor the month of more No answer conic* to that fearful inquiry —true it has received one sworn answer —but it is again propounded, “Did Gov. Tilden pay taxes honestly during the of “Now York. war ? or did he dishonestly erode part of his income tax during the period he re fused to swear in his return, and prefer­ red to my the penalty ?" Mr. Tiidcn stands before thejjeoplc to-day ns a prevar­ Hnl.HEX icator, if not perjurer. Neither as a liar nor pcijurcr can he ao stand. If the ac­ How. rablkln.tn.rtk.1-ltOH*< K» TAUnKI I. cusation is true ; if, as the record proves, For For Mem bar Hoard Mucalwn. WITTKn J.RAXTEi'. while ho was accumulating millions, he PmldeullKl avoided the paying of an honest tax by witholding the truth, Mr. Tilden, of all LM* re--WILLI AM A. IOTAJU), ItKXItY W men at thia day, can least afford too ' keep IKIMl) silent. If not guilty, as the record* show, ISW1-' I ».ltl>!.l. then why this silence ? “Public opinion Karin has not been swift to condemn,’’ “but unless he can show that he. did not de­ fraud the Government“.if he continue to treat the matter flippantly and com tcmpoualythat he did not place a forced end unlawful construction upon the excise act-he must expect tho condign execration of all honorable men. From 1862 to 1871 he advanced from obscurity m a financier to a gtiat millionaire. compared amount of 320,626,151, last year. hands. Great God ! is not tho burden great enough to bear as it is? With patient care and toil the Republican party han fought its way from amid the breakers ol civil war though the shoals and quicksand* of reconstruction with every obstacle plac­ ed in their wav by a treacherous enemy, who has for fifteen long years been trying in every way tp thwart and defeat them. No pledge has been too solemn to be broken ; political alliance upon matteni of finance has been impoanble. on account of bad faith on the part of the Democratic party by legislative action al home and influan?ck|broad. Their very leaders have been idepufied with foreign captital to take advantage of any and every chance to drain the life-blood ol* the country, and by tongue and pen to soil nnd disgrace the Uriiagu of their fathers. Yet thane who bared their bosoms to tho foe, who stood in lhe red-hot front of battle, who now walk the earth maimed, scared, wasted by disease, should be liv­ ing oampaing documenta, that through the eye to the brain teach an unforgetful les­ son. And farther yet, the martyied dead who starved to death in Rebel pri« nn« in hope that thdr death might not be in vain, have joined a martyred I’rraident, is aot leas than 373,»92,«10, whilst for July tho falling off reaches the extraordinary .them—changing States last I The figures ore condensed by a ' Liverpool paper, from which we sterling money — as into follows : copy United “For the seven months of the year which have elapsed the rnluc cf the imports shows a decrease of 312,923,730, compared xxiSfil with flsginfhMitor the fanner's house) be I the corrcsjionding period of 1875 ; whilst mH “fouimb for your man, and 11 tho comparative deeresm for the month of willforiaine This is an actual occurJuly is 17,793,186. Mattan are in a ance. So says the Eaton Rapids Josnral. vsry much worse condition as regards the xxi30t4 TO' 0. D. 8rAvut»o. *«>•* �^gMi-WBeklyllcpbblicanbanpBr. . OASXKX tbfi ----- Mlicai Iota ------- --iv.u, netiituk l> nn. .fit, ■hU..U,.n„nu 1. pH,,. a, l«~n. ind U mka |«op>. Xd bw„. TIDE Smith, Manee & Prenton. AU Dr Blazo again at tho Mattings House p- r-r <b. UMMm Tb. lUp.bU.... «r. dri.n ftra lb. r>u. Ibn,,, <h, »nlh Owing to tho mnny calk and dispatches Alt th* loyal Stu Council PraoMeingd. ATTENTION! □f the city of liatHbg* wax h*ld at tho Council r«.m Sept. 6th 1870. 1‘m.nt, th* Mayor, ltocord*r* Aid. Daw•un, Lewis, lte*d. Rtu»vl), Sheldon and Tom. lin«on. . . • Th” minute* of th* previous meeting were read and approved. tnrrnNMg. Of A. Z. Drown, Annie E. *qMrand mhere Of Mm. Gumlsh relative to fij1 , peemtm, re (erred to coWmiUr J Of Wm. F. llieka, relative to unlfc • ferred to Fir* Department comniitio* Prindle |. Creaiy ‘ u/onn. following arcx.nl. U allowed and urdero drawn on the apprvpritfta fund* vtat J. R. Heart Goodyear A Co. for lumber at |90.48, of I. j F' S n“w,n BnJ *• B Thr~P MO. 1 On motion of Aid. Ru*»«ll the report ' f illow*. . | Ayr*. Aid. Dawwn, Lewi*. R*«d. Ramil, 1 bhtldon and Tomlinson tl. Nay* ^on*. They also recommended that the account of The people of Hastings and *c’uity will be addressed on the Political Issues of the day, by HON.JAOOBM. FERRIS, at the Court House, in this city on Friday Evening, September 8th, 187C. Turn out everybody. The ladies are esjiecially invited. John W. Custer, Esq., an able and eloquent speaker, will ad­ dress the people of this county on the political issues of the day, as follows: At Hickory Corners, Friday evening, Sept. 8th. At the Diamond School House in Orangeville, on Saturday even­ ing, Sept. 9 th. By Order of Rep?Co. Com. the Kalamano Publishing Company be allow­ ed and an firtlmr .imwh rk—__ S. J. Bidleman, Chairman. Aye*. Aid. Dawson, Lewis, Reed, Russell, Sheldon and Tomlinson G. Nay* none. L**t N*turd*y evening the Repudiatura, wh< Conaistency. IL ABOUT THE COOTTY.i Warned. paired we» to be in a partible condition. Con rent i*n to be held in ibis City ou Saturday, lb* ‘.‘th inn. The delegate* elected, were Lemuel Smiih, II W. Flint, E. J. Felghner. we received while awav, for our return to thi* place, we concluded to return for a few days, and can be found at our room No. 4, Hastioga House, I would sav to tbtwu who wish to see me, that they had belter call as aoon a* possible, os-1 am wanted nt other places and can no: remain but a few days. Thankful for past patronage, I re­ main jour bumble servant. A. M. xxt37wl ., were posted on tho Street, of Naabville. ten by thi* *an c •‘Big*" Flint, who Is a Repudiator of larg* preienaion*. In thi* caw no Advertiied Letters. lion of Aid. Tomlinson allowed by ayea ha* rolled Deinuernt* Of Win. Snirely for two day* work on atreet in 34 Ward, of *2 GO; of J. U. Sheldon for O. Barry County. Mich. Sep^.li. 18715. Mia* Eatelte Benuelt, Mia* E. C. Babcock, Mia* Pinnry Barbery, Mr* Maria 11 rater, Dora Dunlap. Mr*. E. (Towers, D. M. Iligby, Timothy Biggin*. Win. Henry, .Michael liar- HBLAH W. MAPES. __________ Guardian. AS ORDINANCE. Blaxo. aa For Machinery. follows: 'Szxs.1- 1 have a large stock of Pure Castor Oil. Pure Lard Oil. Pure Gulden Oil. Bought since the last decline iu price*. Call and examine good* and price*. You Will gain by it. People’s Drug Store. W. H. Goodyear. xxi29wlt2 JAl-sx-.? AUost.L. L>. QUACkWiFvsTl ;_____ _ ______ ________________ axrMwS GUARDIAN'S SALE. FreePort and Dubuque Line Chicago and Milwaukee Line in Town font (4> hurth ofreassiovsu (7).Wc*L 1'attd A uyurt SUL A. D-. UCB . _ CATHARINE METERS. xxt3tw7_____________________ Onardmn. M. D. Reed desirei to call attention to PROBATE ORDER. his new Wagon Shop, where he may lie OF MICHIGAN, County Barry, m found at all hours of any day, ready to do a STATE icaninn of the ProtMt* Court for tb* Com any work iu his line, from putting a new IU' rr bulden at lb* Probata often in th* C spoke in an old w Itool, to the building of the beet buggy .ever sccn_in the county of Barry. Don't forget (he place; in the shop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner o. Church ami Railroad Street. be «j»irr.i Preston. xxi304w rbnwcauss. if anr there b*. why lhe praytr SK Petitioner should not ha granted: A*t> n taruaJohn Stanley sella better and cheaper tun Okpsskd. that said petitioner *lr*n*U**to the fcrootu Interested In Said *rtete. ofthepenTea, than any other House in the city. dener of laid petition, and the baarint thereof by eausin* a copy of <hb order to be published la th* Whitman's Assorted Candies—tbclxvt n the market. A lull supply nt J. 1’ Roberts'. Two good milch cows and a few sheep for sale. ___ S.C. PRINDLK, Jude* at Probata PROBATE ORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of B*rry. i At » mmIou of th* Probate Coortfor th* Count ' All kind* of fruit, candies, nut* and nttsiuf, for sale at lhe lowest prices by John Stanley. For Salk—A valuable young Inquire of Manball Pricket. ' Administrator of said mists. horse Gon dtaeribed. Monday tb, tlb SPECIAL NOTICE rm. Millar for Equi 1 hmr* 1* to Stanley for 5} day" work building cm** walk* ♦ lp>*<lB.nr in Him..hr.1. V I’...,:. dlcrillr. Ertn! lical Bbsiness Notices isM petitioner amid hat’s uf the building crwmwalk *10 84. i. ..... Huilim RercM.lcaa liinil.i MwansMr nriat- nth. _ Me. । Sheldon and Tomlinson8. ■ hn»,l«1. r.a. N U«rUn' «PP" ice I’re.i- ' ’U,',e K“ DRY GOODS HAVE l-1" (hi motion, Marshall Prickclt was inetniet- to llepuir county I win this I PROBATEORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. Co* uty of Barry. At * snwiim of th* Prohat* Court for th* Coon Harry huldcn at th* Probale pflo*. in th* Ci Haitian ou Wadnaaday lh* l«th day nt Anew Where? At A W. Bailey Lonsdale muslin 12 et*. Utll'a ditto 11 d*. Shirting Beta. Extra heavy Shirting 12 eta. Coltomulcp 15 to -5 cis. Good Tiding 12 eta. _ Twenty bone Contel* 45 cts. Two button Kid Glorca 90 cts. Poerlo* Warp 27 eta Beautiful Shawls 85 eta. Pure Table Linen 45 cU A’d other Good* in preport ion. nail train from a rampant Repudia- [ ](ne y r--i.k a rut* which resulted J TtKEii 4 FEMFUL FML . I u in tier The School. inuuftee of the Haye* and I Our School* opened on Monday "iih an A full aud PaKSKT, H. C. Prindl*. Judea of Probate. In th* Matter of th* Estate uf Lemuel Lewis de-. ”on readla* and Uin* lb* petition, del* rerified. r>f Mary M,L«wi* prartas amonnt other IMm* for th* I'rohal* uf thn instrument heretoforerlKd la thi* Court parportin* to be lb* last Will and teltament of uid Unerased. rsaas •bow eaaie. If Madison Dispensary, Sboau School Ho-, in il» . °r Hope on SnsunUj U>n 23d djj nt^Sy A. D., 1S7C nl two odock I M., in* should be cautious where Latin co* in Natural Philosophy ; <»• » United 8>atea History ; two la Rnglita Gram­ FM*on. and eepecialy fur a »r in tku Mellon. mer ; on* In Banding and cm l« Sprihag. In this Department two or three addition* O.T. SABIN. CuoinlMioB MiretoUl *n4 drolm la GRAIN, FLOUR And Mill Feed Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, BALCH A, NORTON. (SatoMMB to Bride* A Norto*. A to Q. W. Bakb.) Grain Cniimai itrttalsCorner Woodbridge £ Sbelby St*, John H. Wendell & Oo., i«|iSrmam>w Bl way. *to*S CoteMiMfoa Mnrfeati i. r the Probata of the iMtronaat thi* day filed hi MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. ta.IWlhnoSOT for dm <•J" »d to UnnOT "neh otJ1''r “ „■ tome before ibe mowing. J Jos" J; V««l«n. TaACHBB*. XX13fiw3 *__________ _ Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. Principal—8amu*l Diakie; . I'recepttaan—Mln* Sarah McGte; Gremmar Dej/t-" Anni. JWrem IntetnsadJata- - Mlnnia Hadl*y; Th. FU1 Tot !««»» 8$PM?,1,CT1,1,^' Full corps of Instructors tn all I’cP,.rt' G. W. CW«rt «il J. the bain at law of *aM dneeaead. and all other bar- First •• •• Sweet's H°Te1’> GRAND RAPIDS. LYONAPIC1 BOARD AND ROOM, 12.60 1‘ER DAY. A—" Mi«ai* R°" Ward— •' Marion Butler; K<>eond •' — n Mary Orr. - Lotau L,Loomi*. xxi354t 54 and DETROIT, DISSOLUTION NOTICE. “«conrl lYimsry—" Ro«a Allan; ■ FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK AND SEEDS. Secretary. People should not foil to attend the “ lh,: ‘ ’JUrt 00 ^day night, M. Ferri,, who i* Wen in H,. Stet* will 76 DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Detroit, Mich. 1 Wied juil north of Roger* Township,) on Wednesday. • New York Office, No.’ 416, Broadway; BoHtonOffloe No. 6 State Street; Omaha Office, 253 Farnham Street; San Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street: Chicago Ticket Office, 62 Clark Street, under Sherman House, corner Canal and Madtoon Street; Kluste Street Depot, corner W. Kensie and Canal Street: W clIn Street Depot, corner Wells and Kenzle Streets. For rates or Information not attaina­ ble from your home ticket agents, ap­ ply to Marvin Hughttt, Gen. Bup’t, Chicago. W. H. Stennett, Gen. l*asB. Ag’t, Chicago. Liberal Ote *d*aa*** **ad« oa roariri—ata. Ok Butj, PnuHwril),, Hop, ,wl O™^X hS, wiiTb. Md.t a.. * r®4*n attention. For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains dally, Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor Chair Cara on day train*. Fur Sparta and Winona and points in Minnesota, Ono Through Train dally, with I'ullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains daily, tflth Pnllman Cara on night trains. For DubuqnsaodLa Crasae, via Clin­ ton two Through Trains daily, with Pullamn Cara on night train tn MoGregor, Iowa. For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Train* dally, Pullman Cara to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. Fur, Boek ford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janeavlile, and other pointe, you can have from two to ten trains dally. Ub«r*l CMh adraaeM mad* on Cuwiraanat*. I, bmbr P’O> of Good Templer* and "wiodle of the working SwuL r/iPPCr ’’eoi“uU °f Michigan by t„.. „ ’ Tili',en-lbc cx-ConfoderateCandidate ir, ,.*MjencJ-' We omitted to call attea -M 4.^“^ b<,‘ * uf.Mid petition. * eo profthis on HarciLica* Bi PROBATE ORDER STATE OF MICHIGAN, County *fl > of th* Probata Court for th. Notice. tadsy. m„sfc we ptimod the ,hi»- Pullman Palace Cara Are run ou nil through trains of thi* rood. T his is the ONLY LINE running tbeae care between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. \ At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for all points West «f the Missouri River. On the arrival of the train* from the East or S<>uth, Jhe trains ofthe Chicaro 4 North-Western Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as follows: For Council Bluffr, Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Palaeo Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to Council Binffli. For St. Paul and Minneapolis Two Through Trains Dally, with Pullmnn Palace Cara attached on both trains. For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Car* attached, and running through tn A.. 1ST. SABIN 3c CO-, A-W.Bui.rr. 1‘icnlc, Tuesday, Sept. 12th fair Ground*, in thin city. Th* ** concerning Is the old Lake Shore Route, and la the, ouly one passing through Evanston, Laks Forest. Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to Milwaukee. A. N. BABIN. complete MMrtnwnt fry member •bonhl be Creen Bay and Marquette Line Is the only line for Jamesvxxxb, Watertown, Fon Du Lao. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Ebcamaba, Neoaunke, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and the Lake Superior Country. Its Is the only route for Elgin. Rockfohd, Frkeport, audall points via Freeport. J. Mavs Opposite the Post Office xxlltf . Hastings, Mich. ,k Chicago, Madison and 8t. Paul Line Is the abort line tor Northern Wis­ consin and Minnmsota, and for Max> J.HOM, Sr. Pave. M innrapous, Duluth and all points in the Great Northwant. Winona and St. Peter Line Our Centennial, Remember all accounts and notes are due ami we must and will hare our pay. Is the Aorteat and twat route tor all points in Northmen Illinois. Iowa. Dakoto, Nehkabka, Wyoming, Cox/ orax>o, Utah, Nevada. Califoknxa, Oregos, China, Japah and Adekalia. Its rofTaahment or antertahimaat in th* CUy ofHaatinn. shall at anytim* Mrmltanr nmlns f»rmon«y v-Saw txsrs sf; Is the only route for Winona, Roches­ <1 l.tlt.lnrl V >1. — r^..... I, — ——____ ___ ter, Owatonna, « Makkato, Rt. Peter, New Ulk, and all points in Southern and Central Mlneaota. Its tasUufoffir..; <1 -.1 in tke^iOTaard^ Train has brought me a well aborted stock of Roots, Shoes, and Gaitcis fur the summer and fall trade, which 1 will sell way down low for Cash. I al*o sell the celebrated Singer Sewing .Machine. different Kimis of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dier! nnd Machine Oil. I also pell Well & Cistern Pumps. xxi29tf The fullowing account* wwro then on Omaha and California Lina oils’*67ls Smith, Ma nee calling a Democratic and Liberal raucu* Io i>lec«4l*legatei to th* Itemocrati* tuiinty Conlion, to be held in thi* city on 4h* l.Hh •ideeralk committee be a it CALIFORNIA Embrncea under one manaxementthe '1’runk Railway LhEte of WEST and NORTH-WEST, and, wttti iin numerous branches andeonnectloDa forma the shortoat and quickest route between Chicago and all pointe in Illnois, Wisconsin, Nostherx MicmoAN MijornwA, Iowa, N»> TltlAKK'A f-A T.TWi* w . OTr___ GDARDUrS RALE. xxi304w. p„ so.ooa n>,. Vot«< TIME-CARD Notice. e/„HArVeSt PaM a“d lb0S° ,iUlc BCC0U“t« »o Altdarit* of publfoaUoti will M fcir. natil must bo paid at once, rare. | t*id for. Alt to be Inserted at th* 8Utat**rie*-. TO THE PUBLIC. 5G Woodbridge - St. MICHIGAN. �A Jit ^&ijltyAW»piiej neetM : lb'• warrant fists quoBfloa. aodiortaittfj calls far ,k direct an.wcr and aatiafagtory owphaation from Mr. Tilden. Wbeu a man who ia not running fur Presitobaaailw.rtwaQMMU Il»x mutually contradict and exclude one __ .1___ 1... t. . <«<.avaU<- nhnmetr-ricril Grus bo for that year. Wo should think tho Democrats thcmaelveti would exact an explanation of ibis matter from their Preaidential cr.udHate, under the eonvic tion that tho American people will not elect to die CLiaf MagiatMcy of ‘he n?t‘<m a wan who in imspocrcd of low and TIME TA?X^ and be happy again Taking EffoctApr. l6lh 18,6 A GM ReGnctiBn ii Prices! Dealers tn al! kinds NEW ADVERTISMENTS FURNITURE G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. Mr.-Btafjam-uHre Aon. i» a ceri.i6 ^ Uic'ftw that he is the Democra­ tic candidate for President*will scarcely Trillitht -MSlu (Wry G®is Bratets Fraas, fc that would be I—laLta-- an ordinary wiwm 1’8 KcnSsJlrlL* ML’I' .ihB si; ’Siu'ruiw. Art. Ci It HrVHOM. IS •"! Look here ’. Look here! WhstJ don't you think wo can well The ease is a simple jne. Tho income taxaMW^^-frU dm wars 1881 to 187^Naud ihedaw.reqaired every one to make a return of his income under oath, which goodf i^iyal citiianS id. Mr. TUden made a return of.his incoma. for two yea* tayijaaMro: Mier .£&lu<fcd it Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds Cheaper than any firm in tbo Htstc ? car. do it, fur, with tbo help of Tdrrant’s SclUer Aperient.- ■Mnl orc vouM pteront muah suffrrlox. HOLD BY ALL DRCGMSTS. •12^ Hearse furnished frac to ainr, person ’ purchasing a Coffin worth c can give you lie iter figure.* than ever of­ fered before, for we make the moat of our Coffins and Furniture. ifeTliaxF&jmavra?" «p I mwrTOKWTsi1 t ‘ That ,fl»r each services. .the defendant li|den Made a charec of $10,000 ngaln>. said jecond-piortgugc bondholder^, aud the said charge wan paid, by and ,on behalf of said ■rccoad-niorljpge laMuIhoIdent, on thu ITth of Octobct, 1W2that the defendant Tilden., for apart of hitaervice aforesaid, also .made a chanpu^ tho like emu <*f 710,000 on account of profasiumi! acrricea rendered te the firstmortcNfo bondholder.* and the receivers, whicawai paid to.him by the raid Azariah C. Flagg,—and which .payment appear? under datkofKor. 7, 1.992, in a statement annexed to tM-fTst report aforesaid, as haring l»ccn receipted for by the said Tildej, “on account ofprofcMiCnal servleea.” . Here we have Mr. Tilden swearing that in the year' 1862 (when be swore hh entire Income subject to tax Was only $7, 118j.be received in a single case and Oom,a single company the sum -820,■ 000. or nearly three limes as much as he had previously sworn to. without counting his other Res, salaries, dividends, interest, rents or other income- Any theory that the amount afrcductmus allowed .by the law Would'briogilts taxable iuoorae down to the low figures, at which he retorned n under oath, scenm to'be dissipated by the fact that the total cxcinptioqs figured up by himsdf in his sworn return for t^e year 18G2 were $G,552. Deducting Lbcuo ex­ emptions from the single fee of 820,000 it would leave his net income for that year (notcounting any other reaouccs) 813, 448, or nearly double the- amount which he actually returned. But the fact that he had other resources, besides being adfcridont. acorns to be sufficiently oetnoust rated by hia returning in the year fol­ lowing aa income from dividends and in­ tereat (outride of professional foes railroad jobs) the sum of 813,000. and It waa during the years that intervenvd lietween 1801 and 1872 that Mr. Tilden ie bJi vad to have aucumnlaled the larger part of his vast personal fortune, which is variously eetitpated at, several millions of $js 1$ 20 Mr. Tildeo rawed oti^jwarter of S131,000 ofthe fimt mortgage -bonds with in­ tenet which bad acented thereon during the eight year*preriou*. Was Mr. Til-' den'a anuro ineoraeouly 115.000 for that1 whiH, the Nra Tort T.«.., bun the .■ss./rtf? we Salisbury & Brossoau. ll.uqii£& Her..73. 3-yl “THE VIBRATOR” GOING WEST. a it!* L»«*ixn-withu I A-kwu. Liuitinx a ... afejwss.-wass nJ wilo I^»«inc I>iriri®h of .h (Uitinc*. ilicMl.vi low SOLD LAST EEASDN tnrnocT oxe failuhx on ammos MMvhftll. Balti* Croc'. N-I Fcaoou s',n" * ? Xarriac«*Gui<Ie. *bowlux>Hb»r»cxm.V f»*< inl­ and tftln tbs love awl olfaction of snv pyroon they UM prtactpk* ‘NIBRnOE WESTERN LANDS . HkrrU'i rr. HOMESTEAD?. khnf., L^tK/rW. Oilcaru. und York — ............... ■ Ifjob <at>l rollab;el nformal ion. where f"J how togeta eh cap FARM, cr eiwamml nOMBe|TKAD />«, Modrour addrrrsta H. J. GIL­ MORE. Land CotnmIrtioaer. utwrenec. Kanra-. H.Wji COLSON’S! o’.! eonnrculal D. AM. Junction with I Hood, mid .1 Graad .Rapid, with M. Luu.nl md all uoinU EaaJ. . . . K. II. LA IT. L. BANCROFT, fteetlrer. NDIAN Kevsr fail to tire Inuneaiate roliFf I# tbo»o ttiffrrlKSB?B5JrS!S- S’VKI’ta'.gl:" ■ GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. QKEAT V'ESTEIIN RAILWAY RED DROPS The Reliable Short l.ior EAST AND WEST. FLAX. TIMOTHY, MILLET. Hl HCAEUft and *• *<*d< u, tkrathM, Mjankd. Umami aud mt«4 e Low otArwtllr, nypllirrtn. Bare Thiant. ; WAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT I»«roHti»o.J (IMrollUsui.) TIMETABLE. THE INDIO-.RED DROPS J. H. PAGE. Oen’l Faw A Ticket A<»n: Roebmter. i U> tb. jablie. Try 11. anJ >ry, return tho lx.lUr*. and Sri Yam JacUan & Sailuai J. B. FOSTER. 8AILI0SD. WM. KlKJAfl. .-nor.T LIME BCTWEEX CHICAGO & MICHIGAN H. W.’. COLSON, BUFFALO. N. A’ichofr, Shepard cf Co., LAKE K. aim- arc supplied at lowest factory prioca FOR saleor TRADE- GREBLE & RUSSELL ONE I’ORTABLE STEAM SAW Mill in good. order runing caery day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 yew. old ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE BUGGY nearly ne», also ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, fur rale on GOOD TERMS. For particulars enquire ou tho premises one nrOc west of Carlton Center. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH Pttllman Slttftrt. TRAINS GOING SOCTH. ■ 11 Hr. PENSIONS To whom Pensions are 1 n» % t* 1j wn M to n is boathcru i.i Ete" AtXMlaiJ-wlihtks Mkhtran Laks Short. rau- Jr Colette Son ■<U f.'rar.d Rapid*-vrilhG R V Divircn of th a M C railroad, two Mtu-. ITS 1^05 American and Foreign VsteutH, >. no lie. La adT^noe. Not tert.Steftss.* s IB IS u nui umta >o ■ t»r«cnui*M far PMosasmolwi Grand kai>H'. TS-« stucco Old Bounty Land Wnntnnla. Warrant, cuirtaa tin*. Them WATER LIME LIME JOLIET. NORRIS. hA 8^,I\U';.S^V BKNRY. LACON, PEORIA. JTt). MOLINR. DA VENPOKT, MUSCAT!yk. WASIIINOTON. 10 MA WT»■ ''*!* NS1.I., MEWTON, DR'' MOINES SHAIB Shingles Lath &c. THE ENEMY OF BIIEAIEI THE FOE OF PAIN SSSSSSJK-.S"'*’ b UieGratid Old LINIMENT, 40 YEA BS1AS STOOD the TEOT OF ,15! UIMl UWE. MUSTANG PASTIKGH, MICH. qhaxdtrosk railway. LEAVENWORTH, ATCHISON, .Nd CHI< AOO, oT* wirsrr alnation. will bn siren you fr»r. I'ennivnv. PAUI MAN BODY. < HOUSE oa'CHARGES SAME AS USUAL. ItaH, teow am. MfMm. : TO MAN ANO BEAST United Stale. General Land'office. Cuntart*! United .dial CENTRAL HOUSE E. STAUFFER, Prop. and Omaha, Blnffc Without Change oi Can, Get . Chicago, Bool IiM i Pacifit firmnnil Comer ufSbrt; anJ UUurch Ft.; !»Sale at hi Lowest lira Bate LAND FLASKS i;l! Uohfjtoelh-Evoinna . A- GROCERS ssssr. Bummer Unto Table. ’■“« -u-lra- HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. xdl Siathews. Carlton, Jliou . June 22nd. 187U. XX117ml WHOLESALE k RETAIL SHORE RAILROAD. Thnw unrivaled machines and repairs for 'W made n KWQrp iUlcmant of hi« income for only two yeani as required by law, he paid a tax an an average annual income of only 815,000. , Yd it wa> -doling this period that ho was “gobbling up" railroads, drawing large feat from the Eric, giving theub*Ui|D4af I4« <xpcricnoe tod legal ndrice to Oaken Amec' Credit Mobilier for a hsndaome recotnpenttv and uthcrvrwc ntoriag up tbo»eubar'ls of money” with the aid of which he now hopes to reaih the White House. In one transaction he wyi thdhe1 and-three aaudaic; made 1284,000 in mortgage bond- and 8491,­ 000 in stock of thin Terre Haute At Alton Bailroad." We know from the tosumony. :rrATIJ.\<- n1 soiriTT NoI^tWxn.* we guarantee Satisfaction. l.bcrvbycertify that the fallowing is a truer £P F4«C and faithful statement of Che grin*. profits. This return , of eourac, was sworn to as provided by the law, and all that Mr. Til­ den paidh'Naa-hpon as'lrisiocome for lhe year 18C»2 wti« tbe^Jcowparatively small sum of 87,118. But in.his.answer to the lawsuit'bfaughVaguiuet .Itiui by the St. Ixiujs, Alton Si Terre Haute Biifrtwl Company, which be has awonr'IO, be makuttboibllowing statement : • gmuh; Wo J. M. HEAVES rot thcMfiKtT. relinrc th® Mln. > waa cheaper not to tkjl.sd Tho return whjah- bo made (fan the fcur 18(12, a.>er from any profaMion, trade, employment, or vocation, ojfanjwy«gier KU ce vbatertr, from Ht W'M«t day of De­ cember. 1802. both d»jt» iacjirire. and «uLj«ct to, aa iocoaic tAX, under the .Iptaise law» of the’ Doited tsatra- dnewue from all aoiKo hast. Bf <S it!. ThaCoBWW salisbortTbrosseau of money," it may be that they will not atop to enquire any further. TrMrE_^BT.E. myMBVB TIME.) Xo. 8. RAILROAD. CARD T », 1876. FBK11WCLAB DTVWOa. THE HU. CQZrQEADO. ZJW> A’A •>' ini&C). ’ , � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-11.pdf f0789f271b3fdf405e67c5f10a99eedc PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. MONDAY SEPTEMBER H 1876 VOL. XXL NO. 39. WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY L'PIIOR publisher. AND RURAL TOPICS. KlKtfnltlra. natKY BARNS. TKKMS <>> aUBtK'HlPTIO.N: KJ THS OF .< l> VFR TIRING. LM ® F0* Tt* I“*T *l*n W »< r/“ •*LL SHIM AM N BROS., M At prices lower tlinn ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PKTESSDN A± AMD B08TKE3S CAMS. PLOWS AND CASTINGS MILO T.WHEEI.E R. KOO MAM. In addition to the J Oliver Chilled Plotrs and castings, we have a full stock of F. Sa BOWEN, burr. UTIL UUlXXER. EXTRAS POTX'J’K (HlUi'F. u»„n»c«r Ci*aur Barrtrax a»4 Q«*«ra O«c,Uth«C*art Hobm. JaaylTS S O PRINDLE10U1Y FCBLICCONYBYAMCKRA LOAM MINT-Will *«ntiBUU«a ea raal ertaufc* MM^tMu^acaanU. xxSvl C. G. HOLBROOK, for the Gale, Cuktis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are nil ground and sold at the same price ns unground points. GREBLE & RUSSELL. soji THE VICTORY IS - WON ! LUCIUS RUSSELL, ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME CHAM. H. BAUER. The Triumph is Complete. WJL BURGHER. fWM. II. HAY FORD, DR C. HI WIILL, Viib ‘ Pkwalx hul« Siraat. PARTNERSHIP. flJX*■ BROWN-Phytkiaa.. Bar- JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR For fill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Rin gars. Canned Goods, and al 1 oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME WM. UPJOHN, delight J. wolf.m.d. AND SEE ME! JOHN STANLEY, HMt>jBg>,Junelg.,76 _ __ - UNDERTAKING Being a busioeM that needs a OR. H. r. PECKHAM. WOOL. WOOL. dea’ of experience, CA.BDUSTG. nn.n' C* P«*HAIL ^ yraCIAN £ SURGEON, W. H. Slrtbln., th. —tor Milk is often affected injuriunsly by cowv becoming heated in warm weather in bad­ ly constructed barns. Die Dairy edit >r of the Rural New Yorker <ays The milking bams which are thought to l»c inrol convenient by dairy men of long experience are arranged with doom opening at the end of the stable, the cows taking their place ou either side, their heads turned out­ ward, and with a wide, open xpiLe between the two iy wa of animals. Th Jherd enter* the stable at tho wide doors in th c eenter of tbo cud part of the building and the animals take po­ rtions ou either side, and thus one man is enabled to moke secure in (lie stanchions a large herd in a very short space of time. If wide doors are arranged on both ends of the building, and if it stands so nt to get the sweep of prevailing wind# through the center of the stable,, the anituals and milkers may have a tolerably cool place in hot weather during the time of milking. But in uiauy eases the barn is so located and the ventilation so imperfect that the heat and animal odors are almost intoler­ able through the hot months. Such a state of things eauftes great discomfort to both milkers aud animals, besides doing great injury to the milk. ~ SHREP IN WYOMING TEXKITOUY. ken, and under Oath, Ilia statements Were as follows : two sworn onfo^Tt^ofl ineliulr., — ..... «> ineoaa tax un4ar th, xaiaa Uvtof th, U al lad The liluutu Stautt-Zeifung, notwith­ standing its leaning toward the Tilden narty, confutwcs that the explanation of Mr. Tilden's private secretary is “thin," and that “no explanation at nil would have been far better than such a one." It points out, as the Trihuoc ha$ already pointed out, that the law required a re­ turn of tl>c entire income of the year from JI sources, and provided exceptions, such as taxes, loraes, etc. That Mr. Tilden proferacd under oath to make a return of his gran income is proved by , the fact that ho^Wlado deductions to the amount oT nearly 87,000. Yet this grots income, as returned by him under oath, was less than 814,000, when ho subse­ quently swore that ho received 820,000 from a single client during that year. The Stattft-Zeituug is too intelligent to bo deceived by the assertion that this sum of 820,000 hid really been earned in pre­ vious years; tho fact is that it was received in 18G2, as swoWby Mr. Tilden, made it, Notwithstanding the price of wool is very low, tlicre arc hundreds of men going annually to Wyoming and Colorado to keep sheep’ extensively. A,friend of mine recently wrote from Wyoming: “Graxing rites in this section are very high. Better bargains in ranch® can be obtained in Southern Colorado and New Mexico. The It cannot be property said thatwiue is increaao of sheep here annudly is about 70 I made of anything but grajics ; and thou­ per cent; in Colorado about 80 per ccut. sands ofpeoplc who have a supply of grapes, The risks here in Wyoming from storms would like to make a keg, or a barrel of and severe cold weather in winter, wolves, wine if they knew bow Iodo it. Throe and snake bites arc considerable.” To the barrels of grapes will' make a barrel of a part of his income for that year, though duration on bow lar/t<« «> jwafo should the wiuv, and three bushels will make ton gal­ business be conducted to insure large re­ lons of pure juice. I«l your grapes be lul he has previously sworn that his gross income for (hat year was not leas than turns, he replies: “Herds in Wyoming ly ripe, then gather them, and pick off any 814,000. The StaaU-Zeitung is also range from 500, tn 15,000, 1 should think decaying berries. Put them, stems and all constrained to admit that probably venr that 3,000 head ought to give a man a into a tub, keg, or barrel, with one head many persons who had not made up their good start, increase rapidly, and be perfect­ out. and smash them with a poundar made ly safe. There is no danger from Indians for the purpose. When thoroughly mashed, minds for whom they will rote will be deterred from voting for Tilden around here. Indian# don’t want sheep : (I sin now giving directions to th'»e who though it thinks and if they came upon a flock of #hecp, all have no wine press) in small quanitics at n by this exposure, that that those who had already espoused they would do would be to kill the herder time, put the entire mashing# into a per-, his cause will stand' by him, notwith­ and steal his pony. One man with a good feclly dean vessel or cask; and then com­ standing he has recently sworn that ho dog and pony, can easily herd 1,500 shcey. mence expressing the juice. Tsko a strong swore falsely in 1802 in order to swindle In tbo lambing season one extra man to a peicc of coarse muslin, as bpen as you can tho Government. And it also baa so flock is ail that is needed." Great destruc­ procure, make a bag of it that will bold little faith in the honest perception.# of tho tion to tbc sheep occurs from' cold storm.* about two gallons, and admit of being tied American people that it thinks a majority soon after shearing. He say# that in a se­ un a foot from tbc mouth ; and if you have of them may still vote for him for Pres­ vere storm about June 1st, nearly R,0<>0 but few gallons of juice to express, it can ident This is a sort of foreign opinion, aheep perished within a circuit of 50 milcrf; be done by the hands alone, or by a lever not to say contempt, which we hope tho but all flock# that are corralled (penned) when a barrd of it is Io be pressed, as I result will fully set at naught. and somewhat protected during storm# es­ have done it many times. I have not space Ifwo abondon Mr. Tilden as a witness cape without lore. to give full directions in every particular; but any man of tact can succeed, I think, against himself, tho case will be found to GBEEX MANUBINO AT THE WEST. on what information I kayo space for. grow in Che amount of the swindle, Farmers in Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Put the juice, or mutt, as it is called, into though the lack of principle and the evi­ Thus • aud some other Wcatern Stati* find con a keg or cask with a faucet in it, fill to dence of pctjuiy remain the some. aidcrable difficulty in keeping their land# within two inches of the bungliolc, put in the statement is now mado that, besides in a high state of fertility, owing to the a bung loosely, so that, the air produced by the 820,000 fee from the Terre Haute & tamo graaes being frcouenlly killed by hot fermentation can pass off, so leave it about Alton Company, Mr. Tilden likewise re­ scorching winds. A Western writer says : three weeks, then bung up tight, leave it, so ceived in 18G2 and 1803 the sum of 850,­ °J. B. Root, of Illinois, conics to our tem­ till the following June, then draw it of 000 in fees from the Pittsburg, Fort porary relief, at least, with a discovery carefully, throw away or put the lees into Wayne & Chicago Railroad, and 120,­ made some year# ago. His practice is to your vinegar cask, return the wine, and let, 000 in fees from tho Chicago & Alton sow rye, about six pecks per acre, early it remain till ths fall, when it will be ready Tlailroid? It jjray or may not be possi­ ble to verify this statement by the books in fall as practicable, and turn under with to drink. There ought to be enough C" v and chain in May, when two or three oaved separately in a jug to fill tho cask high, for green manure, and in this when fermentation las ceased. In regard practice he claim# to have grown his fer- to using sugar, some persons use it, and tilixei# while no crop occupied tho ground, some do not, according to the variety of and increased its producing capacity by ns grapes grown. ax the wine sometimes sours, mudi a# forty-two horec-loads of good especially if the grapes aro not fully ripe. stable manure would have done, although Two pounds of good sugar to the gallon is he doc# not claim to have added much enough, and excellent wine can, with sugar, pennancat fertility to tho soil. He fur­ bo made from grapes that are but par­ ther says he could not even realtor the tially ripe ® is often the case in high lat­ manure for what it casts him to reed aid itudes. I think it would bo best for inex­ turn under the rye, though he would also perienced wine makers to use sugar in all apply all the manure that could bo obtain­ cases, as the wine made without it docs ed in addition to the green-manuring, an not generally suit the American palate. nd can hardly be made to rich." This syrtera of green manuring c in be profitably Tilden vn. Tilden. adopted anywhere. PVRSLANKThis weed, frequently called “pusly” in many places, in a great nuisance, owing to the rapidity of its growth, and that it takes root in the driest weather when cut ' up and allowed to lie upon the surface of the noil. But many peraons cut up thw pUnt in their girders and throw it upon {heir manure heap, not thinking of ito oumarous seeds, which are like small granu. of black sand, and if ripe the result in that they thus Med down their garden! year ofu/rnar to thia weed in the nee of the manure. Kach plant baa daily about twentv flowers, and each flower matures from IXn U “J. Art of <brtr extenrtr. bins bros. BOBBER BEES. At this season of the year honey bees arc must-prone Io robbing, the strong fam­ ilies robbing the weak Ones of their honey stored up fur winter use. They have not learned thia thieving. art from modern politieians, but it is innate with them—,thcir nature. When a family of lwe« i« biting robbed it may be known by a great increase of beta an.mid the entrance, while many will lx, flying-around near it in indecision as to uttering; aud a good many will l»c seen rapidly leaving'the hive, and dose to the entrance some of the bees of the robbed hive will be seen holding rubber-bvew pris­ oner, which they kill hy stinging; ami •oiuclimes hundred# of dead been will, Ik seen killed in the conflict. The remedy is immediately to contract the entrance of the hire, so that but one or two been can para at a time; and in Home cases clone it entirely, (giving ventilation by raising thw hive about an eight of nn inch) till near even­ ing, than open to let out robbem, and let in the Lees that belong to the hive, and close again for one <.r two days, afterwards keeping the passageway controotcd. FRUIT TBKESJAM 1HV18I0N MSES. When fruit trees grow near division lines, and the fruit falls over the fence upon a neighbor's laud, the question may bo asked, “To which party does such fruit belongIn England it has boon legally decided to lielong to the owner of the tree; but he has no right to go and get it with­ out asking pennisaion, because lie would be a trespasser. All he could legally do would bo to nsk {^rmiraion to pick un his fruit; and if that be refused he would be com­ pelled to ace it lie and rot. Nor can the other party legally appropriate such fruit to his own use ; but he can ent off every limb of his neighbor’s trees which haug over his ground; Imt lie must be careful that he docs not cut an inch lieyond his line. MAKlRii WINK. WHOLE NO. 1082- —HI,. ««ul “ U«k “ P°*J'r . . eiwoU. *_ t. rthree dav# i Io — nr orU>r~ d«y» the U>« ’ —ato “d H.U pint h 1—1 op Uioroogl.1, brfor.il A^,„_rf»oL Joi, wJl b. bat liulo toooU« ■> ,terSbT for Ihat —»o. of tbc two Companies. U is really not of very much importance. If Mr. Tilden swore that his gross income was only $14,­ 000 in 1862, when he knew that bo had received 820,000 in that year from a sin­ gle company, he would likewise have a worn the same knowing that he bad re­ ceived $90,000, which would be tho ac gregate of his fees from the throe Com­ panies as they are now stated. Bat it is better, perhaps, not to confaao tbo record by bringing in other income, since it is simply self-avidcnt that his income must have averaged more than $15,000 a year during the entire term of years when the tax was imposed, if hi# fortune amounts to several millions of dollars. But tho real case against Mr. Tilden is made out by himself, because, in his answer to the Alton <k Terre Haute suit, he doos not say that he had charged up $20,000 for services, in 1862. but that the sum of $20,000 teas paid to him by that Compa­ ny in that year. The charge is not in­ definite or speculative. It is Mr. Tilden swearing in one case that he swore falsely in the other, and tho only answer 1mi can make is to show that he did not make one or tho other of the two affidavit*. Thia be lias so for failed to do. Others may have falsified their income returns, but we think there are few peraons who have subsequently admitted it under oath. As to thia, tbc Cincinnati Gastlte staten the case fairly when U says: “We pre- It is proper to keep in mind that no- > body has made a charge of perjury against Mr. Tilden cxccp Mr. Tilden himself, in order that the “Etde onptaMnlncss" about the income-tax shall not be delegated to the category of “campaign lies." The rase is in no sense political; it involves die private character of a man who seeks tbo nigbest office in the gift of the |»eo pie. It is not as if Mr. Tilden's income return for #7,118 for the year 18C2 was all bo found. In that event all that that could mi it would would I. haVo bocn merely speculatiro it whether hl he had < r had not received dur­ wh«bcr ing more money than he re­ mg that that year ye turned ; and. with the probabilities all kn.uL.ft to a larger income, no one would ]" ”U>A“ bare been been able to say with certainty or have definiteness that bo had falrified his re­ turn. There was perhaps only ono man who could speak positively ulmut it, and turns, but he is i that was Mr. Tilden himself. It must who is a candidal be kept dearly in mind that he has spo- United State#.”. �our An Exprmion of ConMInoo. J.miOH IIabtino*, Mich., Skit. 11, 1876. JPUR WHOX? Failure docs not always imply dishon­ esty in the man or men that fail. Indeed sonic of tin* ablest men that this country has known in finance—ns instances Jay Cooke and Daniel Drew—have been forced to yield to advmre circumstance? when trying to buy qp property wbicli was unmarketable nt the time of failure but which had its value although its sale was distressed. So that failure is no sign of lack of ability, nor is it a sign of dishon­ esty, because it doo come often when least expected and the men may stand in the front among cummorcial miua. . The fact that Jonas 11. McGowan is tho nominee for CongrcAs on the Repub­ lican ticket lentaomo sditional intercut to tbe failure of BRveu A McGowan which otherwise v.ou, 1 not have l>ecn attached thereto. When men foil, the first •[uertioDH that naturally cornua up are, who NATIONAL REFUBLICAV TICKET. has been wronged? or who has made some money olit of it ? That sone are wronged in every failure no one would dcov , that For^Pmileat, tliey are forea/foua.’/y wronged is a qua rtion which depends upon tho general reputation for honesty and integrity which of Ohio. the man who fails puMceses iu tbc neigh­ borhood where be lives. But wheu men For' Tin-President, have made money by fading then there is good reason for saying that the man is dishonast and a scoundrel. In tho case of Mr. McGowan this fact is believed by of New York. every man acquainted wqh him. that not one dollar ha? found its way into his pock­ ets. Ho is not rich ; but he docs depend •'lost upon Lis profession and hard labor for his *aM IVMaarrr-WIIJJAM It. McCHKKRV “ sustenance. He is not afraid to work :nnd mi's r. ra imuixiK any person tha# &as known him since he .MTM> OatMOd-gTroXlHai* KK. opt. PoMte ItMtnuatos-nOHAl-K K TA RBK1. t. was a boy has knZrn that he has had to I BBirer BoarS IMncaltoe-WITTKB J. B A XT K It work and has worked incessantly. Jast at this juncture Mr. McGowan's business friends ig this city have united in a testimonial of confidence in his integ­ “Ooncst money 'for all, and free schools for nil. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sccterian interferance which will destroy the other.” RDTHEREORBB. HAYES, * !■ WILLIAM A WHEELER. “Samvel J. Tilden. “December 2G, 1863." “I Solemnly swear that on the 17th day of October, 1762,1 received from tho St. Louis, Alton A Terre Haute Railroad txmdholdcrM 810,000, and on the 7th day of November, 1862, another 810,000. To­ tal receipts from one railrod alone in 1862, 820,000. ‘ Samuel J. Tilde*. •‘August, 1876." “Reform 1*1atform. i» neewwary."—/frmncntlie An kr <W1!m|-?*L;2 thdont r aihiona The nominal Governorship by (he Detnouracy of tbc State, end his declination, after the con­ vention had adjourned, plaotw the ill rtnotf piablf Tho shows th* [ there is Kdttttog hat coward, wjcBnngly fright***! rn'icX,"?;' tree of tlis earth. 7 , AX IMQDKST. rare; -­ a very handsome lawyer—in f-ut, he war certain that she was i* the babiujf Aij, ing out wUh him to * place of «|u«l»i>a‘. ' bio character, some miles out of the city. Ono mornitt?,'iMiea<l of staying orw UNow York «U day, ho return*! in mi hsu or tnnfland found hisspouwhad entered a buggy Will'd man, Utfhad driven off' of jy fifteen minutes .befurc. The mcluitit ia the pooaefflor of a horse that aa [iaTwi^ thU ht leader ns pictured by hitnylf a few weeks ago. builhe woop ---------- ------------- ---- country.. Silence, under the cireumstan-| convention it was discovered that he was mo! eligible, as be had lawn law than a i 5 party and its disclosures have been made ktioWh and] discussed everywhere throughout the | Hewitt for that place, but just before the State Convention i bril Demo- ing has yet been offiered rin v4ilj|iq/<lie J indecision and de Sayo horu and there some heedless or shamelob country organ, tbc Democratic pros has abandoned the attempt to explain away Mr. Tilden's peijary and fraud. Aa for the candidate himself, )te seems quite willing to abide by the lame cxcuic of bis •ocretary, that as the 820,000 fce, from the Alton and Terre Haute Railroad waa partly earned before 1862, therefore it could not be all included in the lax returns for that yiar. We have shown, however, that even accepting this theory, tho accu­ sation of perjury remain* untouehod. At least 811,500 of the fee m question was airnrd in 1862. according to Mr. Tilden's own statement, and not a dollar of that amount paid income tax. Wc shall one of there days, show with some detail tbe chief source ot Mr. Tilden's income in 1862 and subsequent years. Meanwhile ws trust that our Democratic friends will remem­ ber that ft is a mere waste of time to quib­ ble over the $20,000 fee iu 1862, aa if that were tbe sole item of Mr. Tilden's in­ come about which we have any evidence. There' arc abundant iata on which to prove -.wlhra. Th. k^b crc,U(J jm b.u Uw Ud u.ri. OUR NEW YORK Lt i I ER. letter. chaipM of peijafy'- made by-thKfY«r«,4 do his mile in three minutes, and- hr1 had ' ■* it harwesKed. pwhfc'iakc'liis rerfclW? Not nby rcvolvct'. ljh 1oa«h-d thblmtfttt' ■ jnf hi* buggy with round rivnes—a bushel enmmifteo berome the vcriM by hiz own shadow. It was predicts/that he wueltl dictate the . Tt only took him a half how • to ovurtake them, for the pair were euiar slowly, tUl 'the laxnn nf the satire “might be prolonged, and bo drove up U’ pear to have drifted about aimlotsly un­ mdc than.. Thfc pre • Lothariu it til tho hide bound Bourbons, seeing their declined peremptorily. ' Now tbo nomina- husband, , and Whipped W' hi., hArte'“ lion is in the hands of tho Statu committee I opportunity, brought Seymour to the .—tbo committee belongs to Tilden Umly ' ■teed do against blood ? Thr hushfl** ‘ 'A front, and after a few gralmtou* ioralt* to mil! souk nnd i/wTlb-piu svjiife )kssd\cf । drove akmgside, and, hokliog his ' the liberal progressive members' of tlio the ticket whoever the astute Samur! die-1 one ha»dr Ixmtbantod the fellow with , party, devlarcil him the Centennial nom­ stone* wUJ| the. ,pftgr„ JT.i oKupi; Uh• inee. No/ a r of atones, the affrighted • — » that lb| ^re| faster, bui k wu no . ute. pftihwsjy (he stone flew, tilf taA-' ...L ccpt the.u»m tru was a smash. The uiqjgy *eonConvention appears to hare been one of1 big candidate to would not Mrc it.May be' named by that Coaren- The tion ; but instead of that its members ap­ ft worked. the moat turbulent bodies that tbe New kept Seymour *n, for it was a very poniinatioo.| । j • • r/ < | York Drawicracy |i*s ever produced. Sufficient time ha* not elapeed to note thp। effect upon tin- managers left Were. t* *tP-^. at’ Seymcur’ in 1862 addrmed the brutal cut-throat*1 perintend the work of tbc campaign Sir. Tilden a perjurer and a swindler with­ out reference to this lee or the time when rity which can'btf allay the team of sus­ it was earned—ample aa the evidence* is picious persons i h i arc always ready to which it supplies without nderence tn any­ fear something wrong lias been done. This thing cine.—A’rie York TStun. testimonial wc herewith append. • - r ruilt UMtrlct—DEM HKJUMCR. MMfe DMrtel-Cll Mil km Kll-I- Washington teatimonial aa for many years, wi hare held Mr. McGowan in high eatecm nnd can moron, W. lUiS«- ' fully endorse what thme gentlemen have Failures are an unfortunate inoidont in AA’aUMINOTON,. themselves asserted. nnr life ■ driseni sBpear a man's history, but they by no means Noid« W> »>-1* • ««• W" ______ -- --r-l Mr. Mr. HcGowao has also received ~ many •hrmawror F»kl>= «»«■»> “> U"! Lnruun of conSdraoe mJ ' ________________ ■“ ***"•*•’ support by letter and otherwise from ug'j p-iuo. in whink k« •* bm , avoidably, as in the recent, case of Bowen andMeGowac in this idly, and aa in a ---, (above; (above) -paper. ------------------------------------------------------- ~j ---------------* long list which ha» been recorded within Indeed tho leading Democratic papers the past three years. They have come in tou-h the matter of his alleged petjury in Two Oaths and a Comment. mwt instanocs by a shrinkage of property the most gingerly manner, and with mark­ brought about by the natural laws of trade ed symptoms of distrem, while tho coun­ Which, like the ocean, have their flood nnd “I solemnly swear that my income from try press L generally sHrnit » though all sources io 1862 was 87,118. this point; but ever since Mr. who were murdering, burning. outragBig'; and plundering inatdy, as “my convention weak onto The bone TUB COAL t>BOP. disappeared ; tnra hard time* l«M । Im-luTi up oop) •cd to mor* ; combination—tho cngl kings or PrtiiMyL ened. but otherwise ? The bus’ ranis have been oUig*!;to suooamt to fh* downward tendency uf the times. At tbc Lome in oitenee. -<hi wartiiu^ Lis heusw ■ big coal sale Iverti thio week, half a mil­ he <|uiraly tadd hoc |o pack her afisste , nfflF'lHftjr wwtrTaken at a reduction of fifty audgv«oirt, whWt ah* <Sd. . > per cent from the catahltshed prices. This filed Irfcr brrl fur ’a-riivnrcc Thw m • -»• young man was Misted towaJ'jffipaid for a horae, bug^y and harneai, ..and •.’ w left town. Thus, what might have been a“* winter's f nd to pnl in, but it is a letting tragedy was tosusd into M rotzwdr. Fttfw un on the manufacturers, whp, <.vQ>pdlud arc juakaa «fisct*al aa buik-te. «t .|t< <(oV4l thoiri proMct • U . rodjodi <r*t4^ have been paying old prices for coal, a th tmpertaht item in tM ftt 'iif 1844 ttfton] s-y yhrre is none, foyXlp^ .wa»i,!*er ^7 Ux> lint to Jo iU.J’he.people.are stdl oau ~ The effect m this will be fait alt over tbo tbc city, It b sV dull as it aa ominous ” wiJi his name, boding no good, to the | Dxan Sib—The rniderigne.1 heartily In illustration of what is in store for party seeking piaev and powes upder his sympathizing with you in your Rte misfor­ leadership. tune. and wishing to assure you of our the tax-payer* oft lie country when Dem­ From many actionsItC'tho1 Saatli tlicJ41 unshaken confidence in your integrity, do ocrats gel control of the government, it hereby tnroi cheerfully affirm it to bo our may bo Hated that during the last watiec come evidences of a revival <.f tbe tradiearnest conviction) aad sincere belief that of Congress there were introduced bilk An lUxl hrMiUitv always cxiatina between j err SMITH. in all your relations to the buxinaos of the tho Whig and Democratic parties.f ForSSJUKTlSKSSiS K >-O the iiaymcut of Southern claim* amount­ late firm of Bowen A McGowan, and in ar. w. wurox. mcr Whigs who have acted with the Dem­ Our Centennial ■VtMMIXn. the final dispovtion of the business by as­ ing to 8472316,131k The following signment to N. 1‘. I/overidgc, Esq., you table indicates the character of these ocrats Abe* th*. dtaruplidn uf thesex>an • <im<tw&N at the Ladi<* Swimming Acsparty, because they h|4 (■<» where ebe lq, havn committee’ po international wrong. claims : iivriapKnuY AhvjTuredav. Us A.'cAsiorfbehig 'nd Axl We have good reason to think that vou which 1 a3i*Af»iL Dill* tur IO' claim* annuutinc U—..—4 l..'XUCS go, have always been more or leas uncomAND NOW THE VERY MEN have not in any way enriched yourselfnt Bills to ntWtoit diroet Uuc* ■oeoliectcd......L«1.T7* fortablc and rrtlireo In their abdHiou effort j1 1 Way down' faw for Cash. I ah-, *.l! th^*«S Bills tu nft»d eotion tax ........... ................ WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO the expense of creditors, or performed any to for property wad and deBREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW dishonest or dishonorabl_■ act in connection Bills Stemvr (($cwin" .Wire d* forty, partie-.psicd in tho yet-, ; celebrated ■tfoyod-------------------------------------- I'O.'tajSM to form a union with an incompatible. UNDER THE SAME NAME AND Eill* tn pay for rappli«a.„........ ...... ..XSUJSOJND This feeling of dissatufortim .has been ad they swam with a skill and uutaiMt xadl wScwing M*clufi-.w-*ne$ •_’. with tbe whole business. ORGANIZATION,STILL CALLING bar jl pckrt-MW n»en exhibit. Ono aicwauiSiioa. IfiwKnVdii*,.* Totals................................... AnXUAlS augmented by thd th^nQ4 ^eaition al Jays 1 While we do not all adopt your politi­ ITSELF DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL ;'1T2 a"between'two Titflc girl bsbiai of TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ cal ccntimentH, but honestly differ from Here b a sum amounting to more than RENDER TO THEM ALL THE you in many important particulars, vet a» mo-fifth the entire National debt. But, — . J.Mac. '< GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ friends wc cannot hut give expression to now become ..pjiufuUv apparen^ta the _B , Oppoutc the Port Office ’ troul say the Democrats, “llicy would never be Dcmoqaey,fijRLft°<V*,nPtJ* ^t*|-oui ERNMENT. THEY ASK TOAD our full confidence in your integrity as well MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL paid." Why, then, arc they al unac pre­ piidi by soft words and sycophancy what position in the Walenhll Ac most1 ITS REVENUES. AND TO MOLD a* declare it to* Lc our sincere wish that ITS POLICY AT HOME AND this misfortune shall not bo used agninnt sented tho moment the Democratic party it has failed to bring, about a perfect union,' 'cased asms mu srsr did, seeming U ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ you in the campaign for Congraw now obtains control of the House ? Their bjki with more case than men. Mias Ik DIDATES. THOUGH LIVING IN presentation shows that the S.nilhcrncrs but THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY pending. MB mulil,. IU ,*r i Mi”. MEASURE Ok THE WAR, ALL Wishing you all happiness and prosper­ who present them hope, if they do not irtrvngi THE MOVEMENTS TO ORG ANIZE ity, we remain as ever, your true friends. nd 'to*!; Wf,. £ expect, their Northern allies will vote for THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN from the Ku-K!or| yoaag Isdy rasa, four mila and came .Henry Safford. Frank L- Skccls, D. C. Whether tbc d< stonily •n>fand, and lor sale at tbc *>»• «s* THE REBELLION. AND ALL THE Powers, IL F. Mockridge, T. W. Dickin­ them, and when did Northern Ikmocratu out Dul at all fatigued. SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE­ ist which first class gn-xis ran son, H. C. Whitley, A. J. Foster, L. B. ever disappoint (lie hopes or cxpectatioua CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ . materially effect the refold i& November, u' .N33AM »l AfttfKl . TORY. THE MEN THEY WO 134) Johnson, John H.D.’Warren, 8. S. Cut- of (be South ? a matter that cannot yet be definitely rtif* — Xhfl n*r Afjdn* of the muoa arc simple BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES 4fer, Z.G. Osborn, P. P. Nichols, J. F. and pretty. The volumniuns puffed and OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO Pratt, A. A. Dorrance, M. Mansfield. K. 11. efl B * -----------A correspondent of the of the Cincinna­ • of Ix-.WMflv I* sowwFROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN Clarke, Geo. D. Ford. Hconr C. Lewis. Affna “more cheering" why just kt them THE NORTH. THESAME STATES ti Timrt makes the following inquiry : THAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED Iaxsm M. Wing, Alonzo Waterman. F. , ____ priq 8uppow> there is a greenback lunlldate’ ORDIN ANECS OF SECESSION ARE V. Smith. J. H. Beech, L. VanYalkenTHE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS bnrg, Charles Powers, Prank D. Newberry brought out for President, and there is no ilwtiuM, touching the future status ", j&Eci COALITION.-Viator Sherman John Murphey, Isaac Manns, David i one of tho three elected, and it goes to tho HUcal parties aoudi of Mason and Dixon’s Thompson, L. D. Halstead, 8. M. Socly. House of Representatives. Now, I want Political Note*. Geo. Starr, Albert Chandler, W. to know if the Congrew now in n.-wion Coomb*, Justin Lawyer, J. W. Shively. has the electing power of the I’rreidcnt: to carry out The names attached to thia tcatiinouial or the new Congrcm that takes tludrseat' ' The Albany Jvttrtud tayt: ‘ Put down Tjte you want the /.raf Havana (’«»• New York ns sure for Hayes aud Wheeler. arc those well known in bunnesa circles, the -1th of next March ; and in ease llwy not only in Branch County but throughout fail to make a selection then who oitridl Governor Tilden feels it in his bonex, his the State and .many of them in various in us our next President. tMum» U.jMBnktAouuj marrow, hu sinews, his pericardium, his parts of tho Unftd States. Their general Tjvi.a yrfifeArt w«* /■’The That has pertinence, not only with ,re-. bowels, his dcfvm, epidermis and cerebell­ character is well known nnd they would 4Wc ianBediatetyr ~ •^W*Di W’ArtMffO. not append their names to such a paper gard to “Greenback" and “National par­ um.'’ unless they hadtho utmost confidence in ty" movements, but all attempts Jo run in- great Mtorret’among'llie'Ceht?nuLl fat H Thu Detroit Free Preu aays “there is a the mana integrity of purposes aud of dependent or third party tickets kero or 1 tort. The four oared acull race between ; grand uprising of die people all over Mich­ MdooTbojh.re.llknownXrMeOowm tJw,lrac. । . b | the Loudon crew and the Yale cr?w .way . CoLPWATKH, Aug. Lto. 1876. Hoji. J. H. McGowan y- H. McOUWAM. Don’t Forget S ■i Slnr ’ ■"rOWrb.-.MM.. il<! ttkUlillniLJ..-hIT oea Dnj3 IIjio ai I ■ ' '.J--a igan.’’ It talked the election in 1872. The same way before result of the up rising then was sixty thomiand Republican majority. It dow looks as though Hayes would ■J ever since be came to this dty, citv. fifteen years ago. They hare known him os a man of principle, of high moral purposes, ot through integrity of character ; and they arc ready and willing to stand by him at a time when friends are needed. Wc bclicrc this cx^esms not only the feelings of those who hffc signed tbe paper but of all thoae who have been intimately ac­ York Republicans at Saratoga, civet good quainted with 'tfr. McGowan. He hns 1 imsolf said publicly that if it can be shown that h« has committed an interna­ own State by a round majority. . tional wrong lie should be socially ostrac­ ised and legally condemned. But he has full confidence in his own integrity cf after Tilden's own heart for he exclaim purporo and courts a candid iuvwtigaxion. ed in 1361 .• "Not one rent. It is a It is due tbe "CocgreaMcnul District Black Republican war, and Black Repub­ whoae candidate be is upon dm Republieua ticket that Mr. McGowan's position in licans may foot the bills. They 11 get hu own party st homo should be known. If these men believed that he were d»bon- aas-mnee that Tilden will be beaten in his if »d odgb tax,Currins * * belly contented, and i7 ini/bc. MWlhSi . 1. The pres-mt House of tives would, in such case, elect the .T^;. far the Britiahere. It appears to lie con- 1 dent. 2. ed by In case an eketion was wot with nua^tHiWuwcrew tho 4th of Msrch, “then the Vice President shall net as President, sa i»4bo. , case of the death or other Jh! ceded tlu*>‘Mi4iM^agiink»MMe^«taataAi 1 effect­ aun.n. X—wtod Itarfi—'*!«5 •aaai. r-nnrisift.tj «i tJJ .*•. xi .«,uow i the coMtitutfomd ihq advantage of the pole came in five feet disability uf tlic President." a V4*. km tlpa. ings and bii 3.If a Vice President ohould foil to ' -ahead. Tim*, in every wi be chciacn by the electoral cdlofo, his ,• minutes with one fecbtia Ai favor of the SWuX-s— - — — election would fall to the Senate in the isKtwtto Kamo manner that tho clroicc of President ■atan4fcto fat^tcr&y, re hMf fan, follr. to the House. Tho prospect ofsuaitig the eoatert /jr. ' fol. President thrown into llm present House. , two of Representatives oucht to be enough to wake up every Republican and loyal man 2® ' - �The Repudtator’s Convent i>n. wi— t. drt,« fr»» ,t< Tho Convention the proceeded to a formal „ dowl role which rrenlied <u foHov>: aw. „d f Whole No. of roton M Q~di»x lik. . poi or „„ M which John Dawson received tarma whilst hundreds of thuutands of Idle John I.ichty ' ' ■> laborer* throng our ttreeia seeking work in J. W. Glorn « volm Therefore be it resolved,—That we will Mr Dawsr.ti,l<avit;|rgirrh the rriptlrad outh •npport no man for office uules* pledged to was declared the tituudmous ntotuinre for the carry oul the following pride! pie*: . office of County Treasurer. . The Convention then proceeded to an infor­ uncondhkumlrepeMvfihe specie rerompttoi, mal ballot for RefUtcr of Deeds, which reAel of January U, IffKJ. suited iut folltown: “Secund—Wo bell--to that United Stain Kotin Imticd directly by the Guvernmcui and of which Charles E Barlow received oonvcrtaNeon demand into United Siam James M Willison •• ‘'bligatinns. lieariug an equitable rale of Morris Burton •• interest (not exceeding one cent 1 day on Gru II Purdy •• each one hundred doltnni). and interchangc- Agreeable to the call of the Cost nly committee the Itopudiatora, vthwwiac called Greenbnck- era, assembled at the Court Homo in this city on Saturday at eleven o’clock and were c.ltod to ontor by W. W, Ksllv ckrtrman of er. Jnhn Dawson wn, elected President. On motion of Peter Cramer W. If. M^rrfek was elected Secretary. • Xt this stage of the- proceeding there was present about twenty d.kgu... moatly QldHM Democrats. In faet we did not teso^niie more been recognized as reliable RnpubUraiH dur- On taking the chair Mr. Dawaotu thanked both on account of anti their organisation, honesty (T) ((tai save the mar the action of the Convention. w«n'i»n»"'CTEWl On motion t>f Peter Cramer ittisk vutndto elect a county Committee to coV Ht of one We desire toaa M your attention to our stock of strictly pureDR UGS and fWEDlCINES- We jnake a speciality in deeding in only sb ictly prime DR UGS. We believe it is for the interest of on'f' Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime andp. 'tre MEDICIJfES. . H e have a lar^e stoc. of Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, E J Fclgh'ntr ford the best circtiUtlng medium eve- devised; such railed Slatea Ketra should be a ftill country HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. Golden Oil, Black Oil, T. E Stauffer •• W H Frost «e The Contention then proceeded to an mal vote which rcsiilitsl as follows; Whole No of rotes t of which Charles E Barlow receive 1 ' James M Willtoon •• paytueni «>f suiih obligation* as are by exit!log eontracts expressly uikIc payable in eolu. And wa hold that it is the duly uf the Gov- •rnmeui to provide such a circulating me*li Bought very low and WE will sell them at as prices that will please the closest buyer. BARNES & COMPANY. from each Township, and the fol orlng gon- ILL about.the coctty. Assyria—John IL Power*. Baltimore—Aaron E. Durfee. Whole Ke. of totes •'Third—That the American Silver Dollar rhich was a full legal lender fur all sums for Barry—Ira C. McAllister. Carlion—Thomas Dltnaiuii. Castleton—E. J. Feighfcv Hope—Saninel J. Booth. D*»P ’ wa/ aitlhoriied to appoint a ewumillei three on credentials. The chairipppol FirvdiVw-ebalw aul beat * premium In (atsw ^radJHiixal pWtiqiltS inqnire ef ■a such committees, Hon. Geo. flkn .*s. C Taylor and Peter Cramer. named as said committee. rhe following gentle- Woodland—Joshua W Glenn. Athyria—Walter Powers. 1 tai tiruare—John Lichty. ill. then. elsciwiijicerths oftihitation of the llcpuldl- •• m City—A M Rock. .T<.hn< I*. Peter Cramer oiwi.genue—Stepben Nicbbta. II. W. Flint 10 Ira C. McAllister The convent ion then proceeded to a formal you clared nominated. For (\>unty Surveyor, Mr. Geo. II. Spaulding after taking the oath was declar­ ed duly noutinalrd. Eir.; Picrec, of .Woodland and Coital tones P. i . Prindle, t rni'iie, of 01 Prairieville, t raincvuie, after niter r. MeAl-1 taking thatoath, were nnminnlNl fur Cor- vela which rtsnlicd aa f.dtonr: । uncm. The committee 6n credenlUl anbtaitted : llwto'sby* a V»rl)' cfitrfjijdjh' (Uoper*. lisra Pfcrce, John F Holbrook. lh‘,f^.V!. ^wfrT R ,J.-•'HWetr. the ' Carlton—D M Wood*. Thotaas BHnston, qrfkin B Parauns*. Gro C Nichols. " Irving—WHUam Gihba, Ira Wrocotl. C P .Satttocl . n»y-£, ™’liira1>Ht£Mit| An*' wf. ■Itor. Alien Mathews. Rutland—John Dawson, Edwin M Bale*. lut ‘btljue^t’iu 'a lively t aggressive cam- Alfred Mathews, E K French. Hastiuga—I’ertr Cramer, Wm H Merritt. Yaifaeaihe parley the P.cpuldicans. a thwult warrant jiitd la . a. Morris Burton. A D Kennedy. IIsxHngs City—Newell Nichols, Henry N Jlyeraoft,^« 'rockittbm; Kli 'fun 1^11#.' pu^vHdi of Wvnworth, Andrew J Rosa, Adam M Itock. Castleton—Lemuel Smith, .Emanuel J late Prighner. Horace M Flint, John M Boe. w «y Other |dacu,- emi -the accused FrairievHto—Geo Brainard, Cortex P PenRiker and plead Jill. lion Gon Thomas. Joseph B€o«»k. guilty fo tire ol'stpafuig the same, . Orangeville—Steven Nichols, William rad WlgftcuM V'T’X.* t’f thirty WwnrenT. JuhnMi««b»rtin, E i>bettop!ae«\ J,llani ftr-tre thy?, or'in d«fan|t thereof MapleC*vc-C W Taylor., W 8 Htoock, to be ccmmitte) to the IMmt Hoom of Wftoon fitiswatyr, .W GriawcdJ.' 1 Hope-^ST Boefh, James Cnrttom, Byron Cmeetion for weniy dayw.1 ’ * Pickle, Henry II Campbell. Whole number of voteof which Peter Criroer rrexivml H.B.Wiilgor “ charging us with saying ln a public speech II. W. Flint" irvd pledge i «1 Cedar Creek, that: Mr. Cramer having given the required ph niineiplr | “Should Samuel J. Tilden be electe.1 Presi- ' lent, and Thomas A. Hendricks be elected was declared the nnamious choice of the Con­ ; Vice Pienident of the United State* of Amcri1 cn, tho llepttblicnn party with U. 8. Grant nt vention fur sheriff. »• 1 its head, would place Rutherford B. Hayes by formal roto for County Clerk which rennlted the force uf arms (if necessary) into the exe­ cutive chair. upon the 4th of March 1877." aa follows: We not only said no such thi^;. but w* used W. £.' Bowen ’ " Ear* Pierce Walters. Powers E. J. Fcigbncr H H. Ounpbell •• * G F McAllistar, John Sangg*. Tbornappte-B A Almy. E R Chandler, K K 7?**J**. W.,.ia,),i. eity. ■.JS? "d Tbewoek ■“•‘V f'ffln! in firn dm ‘t i, ’Lent. Edwin Fa«M. Yankee Spring*—Geo Purdy, Geo 11 Spanloing. O L Newton. CB Prior. u □obnatown—E W Briatol. M Blnnehard, G«> OroeeHea, “ *®"antojf. jjkmI aud must • -Sheffield, J M Willtam. „t , i.w.17. * r ny<“- cl“ri“ • -----—. - —■ **'" '■ -Ir-., —U.u. *• ^insddi,' ’Ki ‘W'WdWwM X ¥i. , ,hm,,h »>"•«’ .» W— ,M race iTtL^iu.,^.,, WM m r Sunday jj w'lwop and ’«re |fi ne mfcytad. 'To the 10 " W n Merritt " EJ Feigbner •• E Fierce M Convention then proromle-l 10 Waller 8 Powera W H Merretl Cherry Pectoral n'o. LPnmi"l?Machine. 1 ey1ind*r^72 wredto Uoltodl such ns Coughs. Colds, * xx«w 1a,5£b.Si‘‘i£SJiafH . Whoopi tut CENTENNIAL ; Bronchitis. and Consumption. He rrjMitaUen it ha.« attained, Inconsequent ot last half century, b a sufficient as*tinu«ee to tho public that it will continue to realise the happiest Toun.rni’ Excmratt Ticxots at greatly re­ duced rates, by which paasengera can not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil- cil of Bojal and Select Marten-," nt or- gantad in thia city to be known Council, U- T>T. Phillips, m Thrice Master. M. W. Biker, 39 ID ti to tt hat medicine to employ to tellere the dis- Giblom Tho officers nrc tut follows: doll’. CiiEunr rrcros-u. always affontt from the West running directly to Niagara Falls, giving paarongera. from Gie’ train, n the Mighty Jllurtrous Grand Grand the more formidable •Uscuses of the long*. Ai a ’.■>!< pliant tocirtMrett,maid the illxtres*- Principal (inductor of With il» null at every trial, as work. Dra wing Roam Cara from Chica­ go. D.-troU aaasR Talcefe, and its con­ nections at Klannk Fall**** BafBn- DIED. aawmblcd. nominee far the folio wimt of Fonuty han be procured al all ofltoaa **kTstbe Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., KOTICRC* wUrftb. aattoMl BOIJs UY AU. DRUGGISTS tVKRT WHERE. | XXISTtf. In J. LitoMy Modoe, w<an P’W Wcnt*otAa EXCURSIONISTS Asthma. On Monday cmning, Sept, -itb, a “Coun­ Master. A. P. Brake, IX*p*t • Illnrtrous formal role whie* resulted m fplleot Whole No vote* *,,OV’B tar,fC 8“’dt “ 69 Whole No of votes ‘ of which Walter 8 Powers received r""". •*“ W.U" S I”". " w “i, ■Mlrrt.ta.u, suited aa fellows: H H Campbell Ayer’s Masonic. T J Wilder " The Od informal vote for County Clerk ro­ . Lho S-Wlns Machine. xxi33iu8 H *’ asms . complete, in/i Barry Co. uo exprexi'ii.n which could iu i»y manner Itc constructed to mean any *neh thing. On the the contrary wc did say that there was no earthly doubt of the election of Rutherford B. Hayes, by ou overwhelming majority and ’.hat tho policy of the Republican party wm fully expressed by Gcn'l Grant when he said "let us have peace." and thalpreee could only be se­ cured by a firm and unflinching compliance M. Burfon Tbc 2d informal twILu for County dork with the laws of the land and the policy of the people as expressed id Iholmllrt-box. M>e last resulted as follows : rcaorU - in Republic court ' -n —. Whole S«4< 19 the people are oOvcreign. A more unrdf-'* 6>lh»n lhat, norer appeared It If Campbell in the columns of the Jtrnmul in die cuiintlcM Willard E Bowen ones they have epnlnined concerning the Edi­ W II Merritt K J Feighiier tor of the Baxiraa. M Burton Family Knitting Machine I “* ■ “sfijttfWriswrtuti J*. Clark, Cicunrnl Agrut, . THE BICKFGRD AUTOMATIC I and far belter I »n> other moa feettr furmed li I* nut eftea that we deem it nf any conse­ quence. to notice any attack made on us either by llie editors or correspondence of the llas- U. W. Him “ The 2nd formal vote resulted aa follow : of which T. J.-WBder rercivti! Monuments of the be-t American and Imported Marble, Tablets and TlcadRtoiiiw of nil description madetoorucr on short notice, al*» Granite Monu­ ments of the various patlorns supplied to customers. Having hteam . power and improved | ulaehinerj' for Handing, high jiolLtblng nnd cutting mortices, we can do work TtwlB knit r cheaper and better than those who A Word Personal. Monday iv j^e-jieot tn tbst w; /op/n'f/yimf non.-, The Convention assembled pnrauaat to ad­ lUril-RfHrak IU artfoW wipned *‘H. journ tu ent and *u enllcl to ordfr by the aMre»dn Mrrasdnck lipuUicunv.'puUiaLrd OnBuuisLy ou _A_ t K a lam azoo* Mid v sworn up and took the’plcgo. and wxs de­ Johnstown—J M Willison. Maple Grove—W C Hicok. ii* Chttipldna, '( the Fl ste. knd’thft Cljppfrs( .pn-’motiou of E M Batts, the conization took •f Has^t eft ~ Chsmpicne ~ the ef Burry ■ i- Fish, wjw then propo-*e«l for tne. other Circuit Court Commissioner, Butlsnd—Alhr«l Mathews. On motion of W II Morrill. Jebn Dawson tslana/efibt li vs-'kr Q|CKF0>fo MARBLE WORKS ami Waller J. Powen., ‘‘having taken tbe e p. Tlfji >»<UM t > he aw.jwlicy of our pro- oa the .fair Gp>C n 1» in this city on WINSLOWS STEAM *1 i in.it t Imloalh' was declansl duly nominal11 ed. of which H. 8. Wldger reeciwd div. ^nk4ltyl(audvxv« liekfd on Wall Street oftbeRr|liriia:c’>'&nvMrtl..n’In wwton •: ht ill-people t > *u?p: oat'if-amUo pay nominated fur The Conrention voted to nominate Cir­ ITaaiiog* Township—W HMertilt. • - ■• Flint Itavwg lnJ.cn the required pledge was declared duly AT THEIR OWN PRICES! Tlic SALE will commence at 9 oclock a. m., nt 2 and 7 o'clock F. M., on Tuesday, Sept. 5, in die Store Nearly Opposite the Posteffiec, and continue probably until the 20th. Hastixgh, Mien., Sept. 5,1876. x,xiB9wl. cuit Cottrl C.iniiniMtiiitcr by nrclamatioti, Jamba pf- Gleen IL W. Hint it. 8. Wldger Ira McAllister j/ine, Gibbs Barry—John Hnugg-. • Carlton—Robert Blinaton. c*s 5*Hy Mr. pack­ 10 . J. k Fbh pledge and the resolution was adopted. TheConvention then proceeded to an infirm 200 Half Chests of Tea. of b11 Cdnsistiiig of grades and kinds, nil in good order. Full packages -Guaranteed. Also full line of GROUND GOFFERS, Mustard, Pepper, Spices of all Descriptions, Blueing, Baking Powder, Ginger, Soaps, Sauces, Kxtracts. Jellies. Gums, Cream Tarter, Etc., in all styles of ages. All Padcages will be twkl to Purchasers, in lots to suit, the office of J’nccculing Attorney. Mn4«ro> taHHf ft*4. ‘''"S" “d we imuLI GROCERIES! of which Ahijali Hint, re.-ei.el cd that (ke chair appoint a Committee of one Wi*’. OF • of which Charles E. Barion received James M. Willikon •• Im 81 James M. lVi)ii*<>n 34 My. Willison haveing taken the re.|nireU pledge war declared the nnsiniotis nomit.ee for theoOice of liegister of fieclc. Allen Mathews than proceeded pracerled Io an infor,infer,Ueo.’TIramas •I j■ The ,t'linreution ',’*,T«*U<’n then FMding the motran to declare Wm W Cule *r '’rowntinK Attorney, wbieh rrunauuourty nominated; a motion was made M f'>lto«»: I TCI...!. ....... r_a SnutX.'Mkofe'd itvmw’sold un Saturday wait ,djwheiiMK al«rd»in& .. follows On motion the choir oppointed as tellers. Meoara. William Gibtoand Moria Burton. <h> motion of linn. Geo. Tbpmas the Con ventinn proceeded to. nn informal rate for Maplc Grove-T-OrMn DnnhamJ Orauge rille—’ Prairieville—Hau. (fa>. Thontoo. Butlnitil—Edwin M. Bales. Thornapple— B. A. Aloty. Woodlnnd—X W. Glenn. rtA^4-«hiU , DUR#i b hjhrg very low / City—A. M, Rock. GREAT AUCTION SALE Junta H. Willison tender quality restored and Government Coin Bonds paid iherewith In accordance with law wnd justice.’’ Has ling*—l*eier Cramer. “ xxi31yl Utulings,’ Aug. 12tb 187C. *** * �to to th, Moantiln, of Colorxlo, I s*Ck of state LAMDS- By tbcAtcbbon, Topeka & Santa Fe '■ On-tea, ) , July 1, 1870. J Raihoad, tbc new and popular line from Notice h hereby gtoa lh>, C€rltlD lanU Atebbon and Kansas City, via the beauti­ Mtuatad in the couaW-C bi,j ,ff u ful Arkansas Valley, to Pno’.lo, Colorado ^’,lor*1* * “*4 • •«! prerton. yrar», Sprags, Denver, Canon City, Cucbaras, anil <lncTil»d in suit*™ _....... , ! .. ... Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Re aud al! points in Colorado, Naw Mexico and Ariwua. Special round trip tickets to Denver, only $50, allowing ston off privAeges both ways on the main Ime, and at Colorado Springs, Manitou and 1'ike's Peak. Low emigrant rates to tho San 3 van Mince. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara between the'Missouri River and the Rocky tnotinttainii without change. Close connection made at Pueblo with trains for Denver and Northern Colorado. For maps, time tables and the “Sism Juan GvitfiT/’Juldrm, . T. J. AkbEp.bon, Gcfo I’ttu. dffti STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Graaf M AddttiM. Lol 3 Wk 13 Where you mJ find oil kinds of 7 <3 FURNITURE! Utat---------- ,— „ Of every Description which we VILLAGE OF MIDDLLEVILLE. Loti7»ndl.tJo«k^ wu Hji I and 4. Wook eJ b^raiOT TO rntLA vaLPaiA, vbsteam »r*Jar Cooke frmn iMrivt in Randunky, touching al rui-iu-btf. thanca by the Udhilaorc k Ohio lUilroad through TVadiinglon , and Baltimore. -Cor NINE (t») DnJbn. Over the same rsuue route to New York. (10) Pollan ’ IIKTROITTO CINCINNATI, O.. vb Pnt-inBay, leaving iWtroit al 8 30 : A M.. arriving ainndaaati 10.TO P. M>ft>r$7.W: ('OLUMBUF, 0., Over Mine rmHc.$5,M: BAY­ TON, <)., overxamc route, $6.fi0 : Steamer Jny Cooke k rrari to GeavelMid. $2.00. Tbe Jay Cooke haves Detroit dully (exempt Sunday) at 8JM) A. M. ry County, for these r»»M: 14. Bccuuee we have no rent t » pay 23. Because we make the moat of oar in-the DRUG basin clock and daily arris in£, a fresh and fmuiru Stock of Draft andkMi. goods ourselvea. 3d. Because we keep the beat c work4th. Because we warrant all goods We Topeka, Kan. XX52tf entt sell cheaper Uura any hous t tu Bar­ make. We sell none of thb cbcap-made Fur­ niture that b made by machinery. The pxMfe we mqk. i> rutwto hand, and warranted. We l.viie all persons Io call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear Inspection. No trouble at all Arturo* Gntra.u.*» Orncx. i l.ixntxn, Mica., July !. 167G; f Bo much or coch of the Mlnwing dcseribcl CTActaor pared* ofland, situalcl in IhccotiMr ,<-f Barry. ilchi>.|ucni farnnuaid t«x*a. far the ymn. mc-nltone-l below, hn trill be »ufBciftt.tu jay the lajra. interest, aud charge# thercen, will i>c ♦old by the TTCiMurer uf uhl 'county, ou the Brat Monday of October next, at such puldic mid oiuvcnien: pbcc ah he aliall sclccl in Hading*, the County Scot of said county, according to the aintulc in rucIi c.w made nnd pn>ri<Ic<I; ........ abow goods. Parties having Pictures to trains would do well tog 'them framed of ua no we can do it P .rrand Cheaper then any house In P .'Jr County. Wc keep the Largent a.«< Be-t neieeted stock ol PlCH’ItE FRAMX3 AND MOULD­ INGS, Bkackxts, PapdhHoup KR8, WALL-J’ocxrm. SLXrPKB' NEW ADVERTISMENTS IARI TKSKFACTS THK nSTIMOXT OF THE WHOLE WOAU). IIOLDKKA, Mid everything In the Furniture line. We invite ail persons to call anti look Peerless Milk Safer now on exhibition nt our Ftut itu«c Btnre. All kinds of work mads to or­ der. Repairing of ail kinds of old fur­ niture neatlv done. WK 1LEAN BUSINESS I Furniture Rooms south *ldo State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hardware 8TEBBINS B10*l NEW MUSIC. BTEBS* 0ACRED 0ELECTION8. H.W.P. COLSON’S INDIAN Babmv XIoubvt, TcKAAinini'A'Orrica. „ Haxtimu, August 25, 1K7C. i Notice h hereby ghen.that the sale of 1mi<1« in Barry county, advertised by the Auditor General aa delinquent for taxes of 1875 (mu! prcvKiiri ycara), will l>e held al tbe County Treasurer'* office in iiantingx, the County Seal of Mid county, commencing on Monday, the 2nd day uf October next, at nine o'clock A.M., and continue from day Io day (Sun­ day i exeepled), until the mine ihall have been disposed of according to law. ETERS VCTAVO VHORUSE8. lUwhliaairinJM>raM«Bd^i^^^hXwda. DCTBoKbiWHaAre THE INDIAN RED DROPS H. W.P. COLSON. BUFFALO. M. T». O. 15ox Sih*. YOUNSKEN POSITIVELY CURED. JlMKa *•« exWrtlMMll Kesaraiinn • flNlHAN only child, and now gfvM of two »Istops to bay «X nirtt-swsat.. uaaematU a frasb eoH in twenty-fa POCK*On.. ItKClUec S FOR SALE OR TRADE05E KHlTABLE STEAM SAW- MILL in ’good order hutting every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 yean old ONE 5 year <■Id MARE, ONE BUGGY nearly new, also ONE HEAVY STA­ TIONARY ENGINE, for eale on GOOD TERMS. For particulars enquire on the prcinisGu one mil'.; wait of Carilan Center. TEN PIN BALLS Tnr".er. 5? w«« STEINHOFF & WCOD CENTRAL HOUSE HASTINGS, MICH. . E. STAUFFER, Prop. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-14.pdf 932d96d5f2202258530a9e96b4b6a24d PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 40. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1876. MESSER & POWERS OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Political—Free Living — Street Mer­ chants—Business. BEBIliELL CUUffl Which. i the market WAGONS & BUGGIES Chcajh-r than ever. The declination of Seymour has demor­ alised the Democracy of the State. It was a trick of Tilden to get a man of his own at the head of the ticket, but like a good many of the operations of smart men it hasn't worked. The decent Democracy saw through it, and they blocked Tilden's little game by demanding*a re assembling of the State Convention, and a deal from n fresh pack which had not been so care­ fully stocked. Who the coming man is no one can tell, but it will not be.a mere tool of Tildens; that, is, he will he sup|>osed to be free from the Tilden influence. This distrust of their presidential nominee, ’seem.-' curious to people outside; but it is well understood in New York where he w known. No one has confidence in him. He is known as a sly, underground, selfish, ambitious man, who has not a I thought outside of his own advancement, | and a man who would sacrifice hw nearest | friend to make a step for himself. The | Democracy feel that he has thrown away | all hope of carrying the Stale, and have vir- geo. 31. DEWEY .■ >/.• ax» ri'in.isiiKit. And GROUND POINTS i nrket. i tually given up the presidential race, un­ law it rim be carried by -some gigantic fraud. But they are doing desperate work* and I warn the Republicans of the conntry that it is not safe to sleep. The mails are burdened with documenta—the committee in this city have lists of cveiy D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON, 00 I Sl.'Xl fLOfrl rt3J» -.00 I j>.no I 11001 ja.w "s.ou~ 11 w’l sob i tvoo H CSluma I voter in the country, classified “ Demo­ cratic," ‘•Republican," “Doubtful," and documents prepared for each are being scut out by the million. Thsy are work ing with more system and energy than ever. This sly, underground, silent work is Tilden's b®t card,—i,l is the one ho has always played, and because they are hold­ ing no big meetings'and making no great outcry, don't fancy they are doing noth­ ing. Tilden trusts nothing to committees. He is In this light to win-lie is playing for the patronage of the Government, and lie is superintending it all himself^ He writes his own pamphlets, and sees dial they got into proper bonds. “ To your tents, t)h! Israel." Il is a notable fact that the Democracy of the East dare not do a thing till they have asked Tammany. The proposition to nominal e Charles Francis Adams for the Governorship of Msaiachuaelto, was held in abeyance till Boss Kelly of this city was heard from. The partner of Mor­ risey thought the matter ova, and finally said he was willling and ifxordingly he was nominated. As Tamminy furnishes the money to carry Now England Stales, as well as the rcpcatera, the propriety of consulting Tammany, is apparent- Bat think of a descendant of John Quincy Adams asking permission of a New York spoilsman to be a candidate. The bones of the “ old eloquent " must have turned over in their coffin. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. A RATHUIFRKE UV1B. DENTIST Great Bargains RE.IHTRE.11>! read! Special Medical Announcement hi/ Comfort and Happiness Sick and Atflieted t Hastings and vicinity of Vtu. IU haaaSTiSou, coxsVI TA TIOlfFHKK. "« «n»dy eure.raanntaad. ‘"•mawOWffow.rd for *a Every Instrument Wy Warranted. Old Pirn and OtbMIW t\^hlg.n, r D BULLOCK, Wholesale gon "" Hho°usensd X- ^id’’ Ea8t Sag'na* Flint. BROWN, Piano Tuner. Among the recent failures was that of a clothing firm, who wanted their creditors to take fifty cents on the dollar. They owed about a million, and had goods to nearly that amount. When their affairs were investigated it was discovered that Hie senior had used $59,000 a year in liv­ ing expenses. A firm living in that waj might reasonably be expected to fail—it could not be expected that they could go on very long in such Umea. But this u a fair sample of New York habits. The wives of the members of the firm were high flyers, who had acquired habita-of cxpemnvc living tn timea that would juaUfy it, and they found it very inconvenient to slack-up when the times became hard, and their husbands were weak enough to let them drag them to ruin- I know of one man, nm a elurk, at 12,000 a yW, who, four years ago, was making asiimar chant on his own account not leffi than 830,000 tier year. Ho allowed hi* wife carriages, horem, parti®, diamonds Ac., to the tune of $20,000 a year, and was satisfied. Times got dull, goods went down , ’’--- "--- * *—y.w. MtulAV the ground was him, and he im] that ho knew ruin wm hanging over him, and the constant worry of it nearly drove him eraiy. ' \ WHOLE NqW83. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. The Capitol Building thrown open to Centenialites — Attorney General's Instructions to theU. S. Marshal.Hnw about Suppressing the Ad­ mitted Lawless Elemoat' ” An attempt to Catch the Soldiers' and / Sailors' Voles. One of thq curiosities of Metropolitan life, is the street vender, who has his stand at every corner in ail parts of the city. They deal in everything from a ]>cneh to a knife, including ncck-ti®, shawl-strapa, cutlery, hosiery and everything else. How they live is a mystery. I am an average Wahuinoton, D. C., Sep. 7th. 1876. man and I never Ix.ughj. an article of them It is generally known that at the open­ not1 did 1 ever see auy one else do it. Yet they make enough money in uyear or two ing of the Centennial Exposition at Phil­ to be promoted Io a retail store, and some adelphia there wu quite a spirited contro­ of the heaviest merchants in tho city com­ menced iu this humble way. 1 stood for versy in and outside of tbs' Commission, two hours yesterday, and watched a man u to-whether die exhibition should be ac­ crying, “ ilcrc you are, only a quarter of cessible to the public on Sundays. It wu a dollar." Over his arm were an hundred finally deternminod that the gates should or more pairs of suspenders, and though be closed on that day of the week. It is thousands tsuved him, not a pair did he 1 sec-him sell. Finally 1 asked him how ho not dear that this action is in accordance made a living standing there and nut sell­ with thwwivh® of the majority of the ing anything. “ 1 do sell,” was his reply. people of the country. Many, if not a He told me that he averaged twenty pairs a majority, hold that to visit the display of day, that bp articles cost him twclvu and the, works of nature and art, leading men's a half ccnte, giving him tip hundred per cent. “ Twenty shillin' a day aint much thoughts, up from bo1 h to the Great Au­ —Here you arc, only a qwurtcr of a dol- thor and Artificer, is a means of religious iar—tut you see I aint got no rent, nor instruction compared with which pulpit license, nor water rale, norgiu, nor nothin' preaching is insignificant. But such hu to pay, and I git on." “ But who buys not been the view of the Centennu.1 of you?" “Everybody. These e'penders cost you Mventy-fivo ernta in a store, Commission, lienee the gates hive been and rich n>en come along with their quar­ «hut to the outside world ou the first day ter all ready, ami take 'em without any of the week. body Neein' 'em. I average twenty shillin' In contradistinction to this decision of a day. ’Here you are-only a quarter." The peculiarity of these merchants, is’that | the authorities having charge of the Cen­ they never announce the article they Imvc tennial Edition, the Scrgeant atearms to sell. But merely its price. They hold of the Senate, and House, and tho Archi • the good* so they can bo seen, and then tort of the Capitol, have directed that the howl the price, each one with muuo call Capitol Building be kept open on Sun peculiarly his own. One man nt the cor­ ner of Maiden Lane, has lutn there days, from 9 a. tn. to 4 p. m. to Centennial twenty years, with lead |xmcils, which he visitors only. It is also contended that sells al about half the shop price, and it i* other places of interest to visitors should said that he has made a great deal ofmon­ be accessible on that day, to the name class ey out of hia little trade, and could live on of people, klf the former action be right the avenue, if be chose to do it. Anoth­ there woulu'aeem to l»c no good reason , er man makes a spccialily of children’« why. the latter suggestion should not be toys. Sometimes it is balloon.-, bometinu s adopted, and a like argument would lead spidera, aumtfinics fancy kites, and then to a disagreement with the Centennial Com • again pistols. But whatever the article mission. and a decision that it would be may be, he never goes ontaide of children's proper for them to reverse their reaolve, goo<b. There are largo establishments in and to open the gates of the international Williams and Fulton streets, devoted to Exposition on Sundays, so that the muses, goods for the «trcet venders, and tho trade who compose the industrial clau of the ta governed by regular laws and nil«, the community and who labor six days of the same as govern more pretentious occupa­ week, may have the opportunity of being tions. As a rule the goods sold by street instructed on tirts seventh. merchants arc ns good as any other, though Tho issuance by Attorney General Taft there arc large factories devoted to making of hia letter of instructions to United articles expressly for them. Thus nt At­ States Marshals is the signal for a fresh tleboro, Mass., there a dorm factories, outhrusl of indignation on tho part of tho employing hundreds of operatives each, Democracy. They call it another Repub­ whoso nolo buaincBS is the makipgof uham lican outrage on the people of tho South, jewelery fur these wen. Thcjiair of sleeve and denounce it u simply another elec­ buttons which you buy of them, for tion-serving dodge by which it is hoped to 25 cents, the first cost of which is le» than cairy a few of the doubtful Southern five, cannot readily be divtinguislmd from States for Hayes and Wheeler. Among the best solid gold for which in a Broad* those Tally 'aware of the time condition of way store you would pay $20, and as no affairs in the South there is no hmitatiou one gets near enough to them to scrutin­ in saving that without the support of ise. what is the odds. ? I have seen street United States troops there is not a single vendors sell the most artistic looking jew­ manlial in any part of the South who elry for ten penis, tho genuine of which would be able to carry out the Attorney would cost $40. And the joke is that no General's instructions. It is not one can determine a foot away, which is ncceaaary to go very far South the true and which is the fdsc. .Many a reach a district where to bo known u a swell sports jewelry which in supposed to Republican is to bo a man spotted and cost much shekels, which* eame from the despised by all ofan opposite faith. At humble street vendor. Things arcjwA- a recent meeting in Alexandria, Va., un­ always what they seem. , der the dome of the Capitol of ths Nation, as it were, called for the purpose of ratifying Is reviving perceptibly. The purehaa* the Republican nominations, the speakers era arc more liberal, and confidant is re­ were not only frequeudv interrupted by stored. The indications are gone, and we sbouti and yells from rebel throats, but ere the close of the meeting ston®, eegv, and are all more hopeful. such like, were hurled at the stand occu­ pied by the speakers. If such scenes as this can be witnessed so near what may Our Centennial, we not look for a little further off! How about suppressing the admitted Train has brought mo « well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaitora for the “lawless element" when tho "better part summer and fall trade, which I will sell of the Southern people" arc set at defin­ way down low for Cash. I also sell the ance, and wq see this miscreant Butler, as celebrated Singer Sewing Machine he has done, a second and a third time, different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nec- lead several hundred armed men into a dlas and Machine Oil. I also sell Well A Republican gathering, and in dafinanoo of custom and law, by force of numbers take Cistern Pumps. possession of the same ; and, backed by a J. Maun law defying, traitorous following, subject Opposite the Post Office those peaceably gathered there to listen to xx41tf Hsstings, Mich. xxi261 �THE TIMES AND THE DEMO- I _ NEW ADVERTlSEMEliTt- owner of slaves and th# taort- fartM. piaster in the State, and the murderer of. Col_ Cameron, is nominated for Governor., de­ pending unon the intimidation of Sutler When even from Southern pulpits they are told that “the South will yet have slavery bock, and that at no distant day T ' When Southern statesmen awert that “the wan who accepts negro suffrage should be accursed ?” Truthfully did Horace Greeley write: “Necessity may for a time constrain the Democracy te ailenee ; ' the parpota of disfranchising tho blacks ■ mar be disclaimed ; but give that party “^puwer, and il ^rill cheat the public eredi, ton, and remand the blacks to serfdom.' Who then will suppress the lawless do• ment T” . Four years ago a very largely attended convention of soldiers and sailora convened in Pittaburg, Pa., for the purpose of expreaoingtheir.aentiments in relation to their jiauding canvass fur the Prcsideucy. Having merged from a hlnody contest in defense of the Stars and Stripes, tho em­ blem of Liberty and Unity, in . was meat that they should place on record a declara­ tion of their continued devotion to the cause for which they fought. This they did ia terms not to be misundoratood. They proclaimed to the world that, recog­ nising in tho Republican platform the enunciation of the principles upon which a free government must be based, they would give a cordial rapport to the candi­ dates of the narty avowing them. The friends uf Greeley sought to neu­ tralise, to some extent the effect of tho re solves of tho soldiers and sailors in shap­ ing the result of tho political contest, by getting up a counter movement in tho in­ terest of their candidate. They -orgnuixed a Democratic Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Con­ vention, but the inoonsbtency of the at­ tempt wu so apparent that it resulted in failure. It was insignificant in numbers and influence. No respectable body of those who had risked their lives on tho battle-field in rapport of the flag could be induced to affiliate with a party which had given aid and comfort to the enemy in the dark days of the conflict. It proved to bo an abortion. Thia brief retrospect brings us to the movements of that same disloyal party in the present political contest. History u repeating itself. The soldiers and sailors are about to hold a convention at Indiana< polls for the purpose of again expressing their devotion to the cause for which they sacrified so much. The enemy, fearing j the influence ol this assembly upon the roaring election, are trying a repetition of the scheme which so signally tailed four years ago, and another cffort is being, made to organize a soldier.' and railora convention in sympathy with the Demo­ cracy and ita candidates. Like causes produce like effect. It will die in em­ bryo. Delta CRAT* Haktibg^, Mttii., Sept. 14, 1876. ness depreoion have come to "be an establish­ ed fact, and theyusually follow flush timet as the •‘trough of the sea" succeeds th* high waves. It k.cv'ulent, however, that in addition to the general causes, whatever they may be, which have affected the wholc.buainess world, there have been in •'Honest money for all. and free schools^ for all. There should- be ?<> inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the *ther.” • For'Ihaideut. RUTKBJORIB. HAYIS. 'pf Ohio. JHir Vice-l*rttidcut, Slate Ticket. 1M. CB(WW*KI.L. Pennsylvania Railroad THE EATING STATIONS part to the same cause, but greatly aggra­ vating the sacrifices since made necessary ^-EXCURSION TICKETS^ by the business reserves. • In one way only do these things have any connection with party polities. So far as the rebellion is to bo cornu derod a political movement it was clearly of Demo­ cratic .origin. Lincoln’s administration Lad to meet the crisis iti the best way it could. -The suspension ofspecic payments At rad Mad rate* will be told at all vrineipel Kailroad liakal affleaj. m L SEY10DB, 0. M. BOYD, Jr, jwssr/rSTATE OF MICHIGAN. SicaaraaT** Urrica. which followed, tho running up of the ua- j Democratic party—through CancrrMlotfU Ticket. Fur Bf>r—cntatlra In th* «iai»Lc«tatalut». til Dh»trttt-JOSEPH IV. WrfNl.'HCOXH. For JtMktr- of Probate—CLEMENT SMITH.’ POVTEXS. PortXmatvTraaaiWvr-oKi.Bi.). v. . WIIXX.X. outa and home Remember nil occwunta and notes are The Maine Election! Coffee From 25c up, aud We sell pure Ground Goods. ¥ou can have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. - Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. OhioStone Ware mainti incd that coercion was uncunstitutioual—wus n-speiisiblc fur this whole •ratativa in UoDaraaa tHeiriel ofthiiHint। catastrophe. Nor did the Democracy of the North cease their accountability at Is the best. t£ffiT£ An aaandnent »trikin* from th* CoMtitatUa Congress and their organs resisted it They stiircd up opposition to the ''raft They discourage the people from, uivesting in tho Govcr..uwnt bonds, when itu-c constituted the only available wains for pushing on the war; and through Uioir frequent threats of repudiation they wound­ ed the national credit’and sd-lrd inuneusa Spices. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. & ' its itbds at FH ’mSm?WAjfT*lD C<’nMTr**’9,1 JO5AB any time afterward. Whenever a new measure fur the more vigorous prosecution f egtalaUva Ticket.; For KUD-jS»u*r it, tUh fWnalorial DUlrlct-OAVin. of the war was proposed their members of J oho Stanley. Manbk & Prjwton. t‘io nation during the four years of war on the most gigantic scale. Then came the Coautary and UatUo I 'with vast railroad investments in advance of the ilael ndte WaatlMi------------------------COXS’IXTINO WITJI wants of the country ; the fires of Port­ laud, Chicago, Boston and other places, with their tremendous consumption of At Harrubutr. CeataanlU KxeswIoylfU are d.property ; the general tendency to specula­ LtLSrce -W1LLI& A- HOWARD, HKXKT W t'ta South and through its statesmen nfthc North, who, like Buchanan and Tilden, ...... v.tt •nw nfitf Tr jcMPF. HIU> |>Utrict-JA«fiMIDKN IIERDE1’.. Z blxlh nAl-.I I> KIIT Kavrnth DAtrcli-J lllgMIAH JEXKK. SSS-JSSiSli SESSKSW ’ Oar Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. tv of the stagnation under which wc have btiutifuJ, IndudlM Ihemmt «*}•*«»**•■’» Lake. Monnialn and River Ifcoaory latbc been suffering since t’ c panic. The taracta* /mL-famad “Walkloi Gten." the ceieb^ied chief of these is found’in the extraordin­ ary consumption of tho means and life of JKNKZKUti.D. HOI.DKK. Uata Treaturr - WILLIAM R. McCJlXXRV. tionai debt and the im-re-sc of taxes were ■om-rLaminoflh.*dilESJAMlX F.PARTBIDGE unavoidable ncceesitiea, like the low of kHorner <lenet*l-OTT< > XTIU H H KK. MOt. PnbllcIlH'r . Il..a-1|O,”.A< i:-> TAltBF.l.t. life and the destruction of property The. Imober Hoard /WocaUon-WnTEIt J.BAXTER Two good milch cow* and a few cheep for ante. - ' • . Jclivs Rcimkll. xri2?tf • thorn, AEW YORK CMTBIL BtlLKOJI) and the universal extravagance, owing in Church and Railroad Street. x*6tf xxi304w Philadelphia. NATIONAL RgprBLlCAN TICKET. tion superinduced by an inflated currency, Now bust yourself Old Chanticleer! Foa Salk—A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Priekei" * WM»luvi®n. KlekassC this country special reasons for the aeveri-, " AND NOW THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK U£ THIS UNION. NOW UNDER TBB SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION.STILL CALLING iTHELF DI MQCRATIC. APPEAL TO YOURG CNERO8ITY TO SUR­ RENDER-IO THEM ALL THE GREAT, POWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT/ THEY ASK TOAD­ MINISTER- ITS LAWS, CONTROL ITS REVENUES. AND TO' MOLD ITS POIICY AT HOME AND ABROAD DOTH OF THEIR CAN­ DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF THE WAR. ALL . Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. THE MOVEMENTS TO ORGANIZE THE ARMY: THAT BEAT DOWN The Fall Term I-egins September I4th. THE REBELLION. AND ALL THE Full corps of Instructors in all Depart- SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SR meats. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VICTOP.Y. Till: MEN THEY WOfLD will please apply to Mi» n. D. Btorkc, I BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES OF THE REBEL ARMIESOR WHO Principle. Gentlemen to H. Q. Butter-’ FRO WNFD AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THE8AMESTATES field, D. D. President THAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED rxiSMt ORDINANEC8OF SECESSION ARE THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS M. D. Rood desired to call attention to COALITION-—Senator Merman. ) his ni^Wkeon Shop, where he may be found at all hours m any day. ready to do '* -■ fr(TO1 pUuing a new «!, to the building of seen in the county ol kinds of fruit, candiea, RAILWAY COMPANY EmL These periodic visitations of busi­ Notice. AH Ths Great Sonthern Ttailiftre. "We have heretofuro shown that tho hard times are not a peculiarity of the United States, but that they arc lull in England and in nearly every country on the continent of Europe, and ato evan apparent io the business circles of tho Is. hereby given tho annual meeting of the Barry, Prairieville, Hope and Orange­ rille ITonic association, will be held nt the Shunts School House in the township of Hope on Saturday the 23d day of Sep­ tember A. D., 1876 at two o’clock P. M., to elect tho officers for the ensuing year and to transact such other businew as may come before the meeting Jouw J; Pebkink, Secretary. xxi38w3 - _ EX tta-r»Ury of Sul*. . Ctoorr, Oopaty.♦ Remember. We buy for cash and. will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. originated the war, lengthened its dura­ tion and swelled its disasters and evils. They ought, therefore, ’to be mal ing or promising some reparation now . but at the same time their first duty is v> reform thomaelves and their next to undo their own bad work. • ■ It will be seen al once, thmufo’e, that the Democratic party is decider ly under the shade » a financial r^fvnu party. Suppose it should get into power-tho greater pan of our national burdens would remain undisturbed, except at the expense of repudiation or infidelity to solemn trust/. The national debt would have to be paid jus t ns it hi being paid by the Republicans, and ro ’would the pensions aud the other ordinary expendi­ ture uf the Govermcnt. If tho cotton tax was refunded, and tho enormous Southern claimx now on file lor a Demo­ cratic admiuutraiion should be satisfied, and rhe rebel pensioners abattld b* added to the loyal, of course, there could be no improvement to die .. hard time*. It would not bo merely that tho actual coat of the Government would be changed, but that the ooryWcncr of the people would . be wounded and destroyed. To show the difference between thrae two courideratioa», let us concede f.>r tho inomvnt that the Democr.it* raked at the last sewon of Uobgrcw, us they claim, im.ObO.tXM) Ab the Union numbera about 44 (Hm.flOg of people, it will be Mc-o.that this could only IrnvC given a saying rif about GS mu to every individuals hi ' tlm country I Wren future deficiency hilla and the vka] crippling ol thu public rervic* come to be taken into the account, even thia raying will have to be materially cut down. De­ sirable, therefore, m is auy «j>ecifio raying of tire public expanre. infinitely more im­ portant b tho general effect produced by Crockery. . Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. «Wr'“ ly to tlw financial burden* ut the people. Thus from Unit to last the Democracy - SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, ' X Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. Geo. M. Savxgu^t Co's Column. XX130w4. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL 9 TIICS.B.SRAGGK. Pt.iHial. ittlnc thtxn, l^'lo/ta'warraB”1 ti-tall CUTTIHG HID REPAIRS uc'"“ -isMays; «AL1COM KXECirriOM. hr r*ui GUARDIAN'S SALE. O. i>. ftta.V1.MMiS. PUBLIC I �County Corrotpondnnoo, 05jepii-Wee>(lyllepliblicajillaj!ji8f. Oemooratlo County Convention. :qjAt NOTICE. Tb» fertile brain of your inform^ Knau wtmunuBin. 2T "u2"“ “"“O>«I1 Ro... 1, ,u, Uble conaiderably muddled from <h»a L - • — —■IM ..^l„ On motion then proceeded to an informal ; or Ik. y Committee, on whoso motion Eiihu vole for Prosecuting Attorney white rranlted »i follow* k Whole No. vole* 45 ; J “ll",ru- *• O" of which John Carveth received 39 VMn.p.orwo.au.j „. J- W. T. Orr .] a «ry. *'lr. Chipman having declined to A. M. Flint 2 a* Chairman, tho Convention cloctod as temporary Chairman, Ira Rowell. Of Wood­ Mr. Carveth declined, and the Convention land. pretested to a second informal ballott for pros­ o.~uo..rsi.w. Mk„, u., ecuting Attorney which resulted a* follows ; au’b*ri*e'i to appoint a enmsnittoe of five on Whole No. of vote* 40 of which J. W, T. Orr received 41 such committee. Robert Mollwane, D. W. J. •Carveth •• a Smith, M. W. Riker and W. P. Dritlol. 0. G. Holbrook 1 (»« motion of J. G. Hann. Ib. chair wa, II. M. Flint t authorised to appoint a committee of throe on Htanx . 1 credential*. Tho chair named as such com­ And Mr. Orr wa* declared the unamiou* mittee, J. C. Hanna. Charles I’liRlitw, Blear nominee of the Convention. , Flansturgh. The Convention nominated a* Circuit Court The convention then adjourned until half Comnuisloner*, Millon F. Jordan. Editor of Barry Co., Nr^uklieun, and Millon Rowley of arrusiMis SMUojt. Woodland, The convention met |wrsua>u to adjourn­ Geo, H. Spaulding waa then noadnaled for ment, and, was called to order by the tempor­ County Surveyor. ary ehairman On motion J. C. Hanna and D. W. Smith The committee on credentials then Mibmit- were uoudnatod for coroners ted their report as follow*, vis: Assyria—Dwight Sackett, Geo 8 Hartom, List ofPalenj Horace Holina, D A Sackett. Baltimore--John Harrington, E B Warner, Liat of patent* :a*ucd to Inventor* of Mich­ Albert Granger, Ger- easterly igan for the week ending Sept. 12th. 1870, and Barry—Edger Flansburgh, Robert »Me- rach dated Aug. 29, 1870. Furnished this ^rtturo- «•. b- tims-cabd neigbor'e garden after riyfit o'clock Sunday 2-' “ r Dn. E. B. T.ayitnaF. , .1 • • 7:13 *.w. ' . . 1:13 r. w. ■ - it30a.it. i;I.l,}»ndSund*y*M<Dr. u. Jorxstowx. Sept. 8th 1879. Etitvon Baxxkx ; The Doty school-house was well Ailed last night, with ladies and gentlemen, to\*ten to a discuasion of the political ritualkitfcfrom the Republican stand-point. Mr. Carter is an earnest aud effective speaker, and that Li* TiHlAV* ADEVR fISEMENTS. 1. rotutt -Berry Chanty. “• a»l.t . H.,«> —1 WtaMw riel, was organised with I hr following officers: I rasidont, F. E. Doty, Vice Preaidsnt, A. K Dewey, Sec. J. A. ^mmerman. Treasurer. M. K. Bellinger. AIL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Mafib umovr. Sepl.iPth 1875. Wanted. Upham Hall in Maple Grove on Bept Mh at which John W. Custer of Heslinga deli ver- Apply at one*. > the day, and which elected much Commenda­ tion. A good audiance listened alt*tively fur about an hour, after which a Bayes and Wk^.1-. -I-L__ _ ____ ... — ’ — _ from net I Tuesday. ThcetM a*. n<t very large. m initiated for Repreaenfaiartmi District. Hon. Thr IHear* A, Irving—I M Cunningham, N A Fuller, J C Hanna, 1. K Powers. Johnstown—8 Baldwin, John Itinkes, W P Bristol, CbatlM Bristol. Maple Gnivo—Robert McCartney, P. M Lad a club meeting thl* evening I f order of Hyde. A (Wroth, A Wolf. Orangeville—A D Storm". II D Storm*. theta, that the Totera, Democrats. Republi! the Central. Peadill Im rent tho dinning hall, or and for Secretary, L’S Phillipa, also of Wood­ land, which report was accept**! “n,l adopted. Orangeville and Hope than tor any previous forma) ballot fur Judge of Probate which re­ Tear. Tilden Railroad wrecking, Hendricks sulted as follows : Disunion sentiments during* the war, and the Mr prospects of resuming specie payments of which Hon D G Robinwin receive-! 10 are having their effects with the people. W W Colo •' 4 ry Brown of OrangeValswtiss HaruMut, 31 Elibu Chipman " ‘ 1 ih in the tatc Streiuury On motion of lion ll A Goodyear. Porter C receipts during the Freeman wiiW declared the unanimpu* nomin­ CimbCuu, Sept? 11th 1870. ee for Judge of Probate. artitr dating Mine time were $10,285.71; baJThe Convention then proceeded to an infor­ The Republicans of Cedar Creek and vicini­ mal ballot for.rheriff which resulted as foL ty met Saturday evening Sept. 9th, and organ­ dmmrr for the week $210,64. ise*! a Hayes and Wheeler club with a mem- ll.r Uhtd by Wihucb, Baldwin J: Co., of Cindn- Preeidsnt, Charles Mowroy ; Vice President, Moeeo Soeber, Eerretary, Augustus M Armour 10 L K Stauffer Wm Howley Milton WpldirT »h<in>l- ■..ufilr.<cs hy those brat <[ualtied to After orgroixinf, Chaa. If Bauer of Hastings jtvlg*, u 1 > -inp fine steel mgraviqgs, in the D McNee addressed ^he club on the I*oUtical imos of style of Marshi................ Second informal ballot. iaucoln and— Grant, have 60 rtnuine and tno.________ ____ w.^.„ _... 21 ■ which Jeanie Jordan recoil ed Those even ahu rare little for polliicts will bo jial tv own them valuable addition* to their L. K. Stauffer porifoli tarruptiag the speaker, he trying to Impart to C 8 rkdltp* “ ‘ them troths, which are not In affinity with ■ Prohibition Reform Convention. The Convention (ben proceeded to n formal their feelings, and foreign to their princi­ ballot fc^Hberif, which resulted M fidluw : Frohibitijfn Reform Cuuventlea from the <’<w»ties of Branch, Harry, Calhoun, Eaton »ad Jaebec:!. which ennstliuteo the third ples. Of which LEF’Mtffcr. received local hlijijie^ policy 23 GREENBACKS at a PREMIUM ! Where ! nt Em Busby’a for all kinds of work in his line, Genla furnishing goods, inch as shirts, Cuffs, Colors, Nee­ lies, fancy articles of all kinds, Paper and Liner colars n s|>eciality. Don’t forgel the place, north side of State Street, opposite tho Phtxnix Drng Store. xx 140 w I DRY GOODS HAVE Attention al good feeling prevailed. sultar os follows: ww, W coune I ,r vi- rf.hU, J—• ™ elutaS'Judf, rf PicMa ."“•"Tt'wmyUiaM J cannot Elihu Chipuuin Charles E. Dario Blank 1 *'n ’CclocUd °r "**• *** tkbI which resulted M f‘d- Clkmbmt Smith. Fruit Lauds.in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit ami gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Exchange arm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. Where? At A- W. Bailey’s Lonsdale musliu 12 eta. Ilill'i ditto II ota. Shirting 6cta. Extra hcaiy Shirting IScto. Cottonadea 15 to 25 eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bone Uonwta 45 eta. Two button Kid Gloves 90 cte. 1’ccricM Waq» 27 eta. Bcnutiful Shaw’a 85 eta. Pure Table Linen 45 eta. All other Goods in proportion. Call and see for yonradf. A full and complete oaunrtmcnt PROBATE ORDER. OF MICHIGAN, County Barry. **.-At of th* Probate Court far the County of Iden »t th* Probate Ofico in ths City ot e arod" °f <l1* KmUU °r John Gsorxe W. A. Woodworth, Atty, ami Real Estate Agt. Dmiglas, Mich. . ear ataieoaion 1* Prolwta US » a*tus, -if onyl tinner rhouldE GRAIN FLOUR And Mill Feed Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich. UAZ.CXI -V NORTON. (Successor* to llridrn k Norton, k io G. W. Baldi.) Grain tasra MentalsCorner Woodbridge & Shelby Sta, Detroit, Mich. John H. Wendell & Oo, of 1,1 *” ’Towwbip Number one G> FLOUR, NoHoo. RAIN, PORK AND SKKDS. 54 ttnd 5G Woodbridge St. TOTHKPUBIalC. ^&’tsrjvsir— Con—lli" Ih~ 1 ««»den!tantl tho it FOR SALE. MICHIGAN. Harvest is past and those little accounts DKTB0IT, A A Aldrich Wheat a Specially. must be paid at once, sure. 16 H II (Campbell ” Smith, Manu & Prkhton. Tho Convention then proceeded ton formal xxi304wballot which rreulled as follows: Whole No, of votes OILS. OILS 40 Wheeler VERSITY. 13 The olde«L ta»t eondnrtcd.’moet raoewful. pupu For Machinery. tar, thorouirh and practical, occupies the finot anil ,,.„„..mi».l«l IW1V •»« A Card. r Probate of the in Court purportine t ilcrra*«l. Of which Edwin ElliM received Scalpers! ^‘iper, n,U WM| meet at tke the 0M|rl Court U6a>e *‘**•1*;, mgfct Pep,. 2o,h lo ootntdeto tho Tte'JW T4KE/I FWFUL F^Li C 8 PhillipIIICKUY Coaxcna, Sept. S»tb 1876. EniTox Baxxkb: ” nw4y. X-ptcmlMjr/.'lst 1870, at two Mr. John W. Custer delivered an address declared the nomine* fur Eberiff. ’dmk m thr afternoon, to nominate a eandiClothing. The Covention then proceeded io an infor­ xxiangStf in Thompson’s Hall on the polities! issue* of the day. Tho polities! situation was ably and mal ballot for County Clerk which resulted ns a* may properly oome eloquently discussed, and Mrly, too, withal follows: ‘ •■■■grraaional Committee. :L“s: ilrvsx Itebro’d Leva differvut chw then ordiuny PROBATEORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. Coaaty of Darry. Prairieville— Holland—Orin L Ingrxhm, Samuel I Kile. bnrgh, and F E Flab, Mr. MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SfXUAl PATHOLOGY. J. Flower, tiarrow. Traver** City. H. McGraw, Oiler for-Loove Pulley Detroit. J. Roemer, Lard Oil Lamp, Champion. G. Savage amt C. Macher*. Skipping Hope. Republican Meeting •peaiwrr* dealt and signed the Constitution of dtn , Geo II JofauiNin, John Tucker. Woodbind—Ira Stuwell. C 8 Phillips Jamra The'Republicans of Irving Station, will forty-one, including those at the Juntos, W Howley. meet on Tuesday Evening. Sept 19, to organise of tie dub. This beieg the first meeting of Yankee Spring*—John William*. a Haye* and Wlieelrr Ciub. A. II. EHl*. of Middleville, will nddren the Which was accepted and adopted. memberahip, and we intend to double it once The committee on peruant prganliaiiun, meeting. ' iiaue to c edit ------srfcaxiToaaBjK*, 1 tlrcrakick' dollar. H. Fry, Waabing Machine, Leslie. I. Granger, Tack Hammer, Annada. A. Reason. Support for Tnnteling Rod for Thrasher, 1‘ickney. , . II. SquYre, Fastening Bull of Ship, Grand met ton to the tocbral bidder on Satetmi lintr, la the Connty of Barry, in lha State of ran. pormtant to Llcsnee ana authority era me on tbs «iay at Anna*. A. D- UM Probate Court of Harry, County Mt MO®! m yeelerda/. paper by Cox 4 Gox Solicitor* of Patent*. Washington, D. C. GUARDIAN'S SALE. DfediMn Dispensary, 02 V.. M.-evon St., CMcapo. iyrni’ Wheat I* p'l.t Castleton—Klihu Chipman. Joshua Martin, which are L. B. Potter, President; B. Pearce, .Ira Bachellor, DW Smith. Carlton—IB Raymond, AB Hansford, N Raymund, Il B Barnum. . Hastings—Ralph Johnston, P Brawn, E II Lake, Ira Haleb. Hastings Gtr—Robert Dawson. F T Camp­ bell. M W Riker, Il A Goodyear. Hope—Milo Walldroff, Geo Soule, 8 II person* iuteratsd in raid relate, arc roc •how ranro, if any f *•— *•-------------------petitioner ebould t ther ordered that 1 tbo jwreon* interoit deney of raid petal hr.hii Rainy night' dereaecd. praying that the admiaietrath *»t«te may be ejtamittsd to aid Beedamli rberruron It bordered, that Monday th, •tOctober next, at P o'clock in the fun 1 ®as- '1 morning to a race of inch hugh dl/leneiona. Repectftdly, ’ I have n large Block of Pure Castor Oil. Pure Lard Oil. Pure Gulden Oil. Bought since the last decline tn prices. Call and examine goods and prices. Yon will gain by it. People s Drug Store. W. H. Goodykab. xxi29wl(2 STAVES. STAVES. J. Camaie, Sin ana Onaieilal Highest Market Price Cash, �MICHIGAN CHICAGO.* LAKE HURON K ftt ^Bpi-lleBki^Gpliblicaji tapper READ THIS GOt» t )fc Mountains of Colorado, By the .Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, the new and popular line from Atchison and Kamut Citv, via the beauti­ Do tho inflationists «dmply viah to bor­ ful Arkonw Valley, to I’tw .Io, Colorado row in one sort of money and pay back in Sprngs, Denver, Canon City, Cucharas, another ©(inferior value ? A few yean Del None, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all ago they wanted three-sixty-five bonds points in .Colorado, New Mexico and and a Don-exportable currency. Now they ArintuU SjHicial round trip tiekctu towant siher dollars—a kind of money DenVcr, fnly <50, allowing atop off privil which can bo exported with the utmost fa orcs hot.i Ways on the main line, and at cility. Up to within a few month* there Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pike's was a great cry against the national banks. Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San Il that inc the uovcrumcni Government suouiu should Juan Mine«. it was insisted insuteuinat -»««=’• iarae all tho paper. Now ihaf poor man i Pullmm Palace Sleeping Care between with tho small incum; tax, Mr. Samuel J. ‘he Mirewnri River and the Rocky mount Tilden, buttorr- up with hb U n’t stock |lnln’’ «ith»M» dump:. Cluac connection fowr fifths of the inflation vote vf the madi: *4 Tucblo with trains for Denver country. Iand Northern Colorado. • Thogrievance of the inflationuU appears For mana,tinxi tables and the "San to be that they are in debt, and that it is | J«»n Guiae," addreas, 1 T. J. Andkhsox. hard for them to pay. We believe it to , nince the world was |1 ■ Gen. l\ut. Aat. have been the fact since create 1 that borrowing' money has been ' XX52tf Topeka, Kau. perilous as well ncrilotu buxinew, businrwi, as well for for lenders lenders as a> 1 “ ' — • for borrowers. But tho inflationists forth- j er claim that contraction of the currency touching at Put-in-lMy, thencn by tho Bnhlcnliuoca the value of the dollar they have morc A Ohip l tkroagh WasMugton . to pay. We admit that it may have done and Baltimore, for NINE («) BoMare. OBar tho shine «ame route to New York, so slightly, but not wore than people (10) Dollart • hhouMbe willing to submit to for the sake BETRorf TO CINCINNATI, O.. via Put-inof preserving the faith and credit of the Bay, leaving Detroit at » 80 : A M.. arriving nation and restoring a real. standard ol ■I CtucinuMl 10.30 P. M , far »7.M»: COLvalue. Two considerations tnay be stated VMBU8, O., over tame route, 3t5.«O ; DAY­ to show the comparatively trivial effects of TON, <>.. ovkraaniw route, ffi.5o : Htnunrr Jay tho increased value of our dolbre in ad­ Cooke A Pearl to Clean-land. $2.00. The Jay Goeke leave* Detroit dally (except ding to tho burdens of debtors. Measured Sunday) at H.RO A. M. by gold the value of tho greenback dollar has neldom brat above ninty two oento or NEW ADVERTISMENTS below eighty three eenti since the Winter of 1870. Each Auctions, though serie us G. P. Rowell 4 Co’s. Column. are not of importance compared with the Auctions in commodities. That the fluctuations in commodity* arc not caused ta any considerable extent by changes in money is »hown by the course of prices in Europe, and cfpocially in Great Britain, where there b*s not been the alight* .«t monetary collision. Let ua rappjse pig iron or real estate to hare fallen fifty per ■ eent. If the holders arc heavily in debt ; on what they are carrying, it is easy to sw , that they may be ruined without the alight , < cst change haring taken place in the gen ' oral value of money. The greatest sup- I Tarrant's Scltxer ^Aperient. posable change in the value of moqj-y will Inafltion and Pbbt m most cases be insufficient to account I 1?* J *5^*^ l*3C Miditr. r«liorc the pain, for a fall of fifty t»«w cent, in a peculiar ar i•poll ofillneao. IU effeeta m ceatle and t tide. We in common with the mtyority *m>4U> f.’nwSJ si- wo old prorent ««ob n SOLI? RY ALL DRL'GG^7C. of sane peraons. believe in the utmost stcadinesa of value for money. Yet, after all. we must admit that prices will fluctuate and fortunes be made and lost, no matter how perfect money . may be What it is \ important, to notion, however, is that tho '‘ reaction in credit, confidence, and enter­ prise, of late, has not been primarily on account of any change ih the currency, for it is just v strongly marked elsewhere as • it has been in the United States. If we glance over tho different occupa­ ind riadfno. prychomancy, fajCintions and methods of production, wc find AT1ON, Ann! .b.rrulUK, M-rnrrUw .ad * : the most marked contrasts in the effect M>nta<.OiU4.,,io,illIy.......... ■ad rain lh» lore a*i a<Mti> produced by fluctuating prices. Th" man­ ehooac tmtaotlr. 4®M<r«. LBS. TtbSUFbUa. ufacturer of iron may have seen the mar- I -k C<u _____ ket price of his commodity fall sixty per j *ny*E«Cfrpxin y- a 1\TT|O ’ cent., and his jirufit may be annihilated in 1 ** XtJkXLx A/xxlM Xlzt spite of ail that he can du. The farmer, HOMESTEADS. provided lie is out of debt, may very prob- ' at rohobio iafomatioa, wboto ••J.haw ably live as wdlasevcr, buying the artiplcu ■p MASM. or r'varamret H0MKuoedod for his consumption at a Iras price, and thus cornj-cusatiog for what reduction there may have boon in !*cf or grain. The only losing buflucsa for farmers is getting into debt. Nine times out of ten a per­ manent interest-bearing debt » ruinous to 1IV Ml IV the debtor. By dint of great noise and endlwM talking the inflationists have suc­ ceeded in persuading some of the debtors that they are an oppressed people. But what they hare themselves lelt of their arguments except this, that if in some way a thonxaad dollar? were put into the pocket of every rotor the times would be a great deal better ? They do not stop to/ ____ . .. ___ _ consider that it is impoesible to make any THE INDIAN TIED DROPS such distribution of monUy except by a , direct gift from the Treasury. Two great inflations in one generation ere events un­ known to the page of hutorr. We do not return ths I deny that the money could be printed and set afloat, but we do dispute that anything beyond a prolongation of hard times would result. We have tiot now the excuse of a war or eve® any tolerable disguise’for softmoney rascality. BUFFALO. N. M TIME TABLE No. 8. and bo happy again H. W.P. COLSON, J. Cole & Son YOUNG MEN SS-titeS-U WnQLKULE A RETAIL GROCERS xxiMvt IWcn tn all kinds A* 5. FURNITURE Urtotstery Boats Bractets Frames, fc tz IS An 4 M Lv« « U WFIMHffl Look here ! He<r»t4 di* cheaper than any firm in the State? can du it, fur, with the help of __ _ Ji vc J. M. HEWES we guarantee SatWaetion. IIcane furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered belurv, for we make the most of eftir Coffins and Farnitnre. Salisbury & Brosseau. Halting?. Doc.. 22.75. 52yl “THE VIBRATOR” 1000 BOLD XAST SUBOX 'B.siisr norxcwbst. rTTTTB' TT. I ? I =2 Z". D.w City.K-l WMN.TWMA «d bwW. 7 io iid m £3— „..13 Yllle *s faci" SV,’" I fcrWll Vmssosu—WitV wa* R_ t»r 1-itutarsb. Cineian r>«. KcDdal*illc. MmT Wiyftod, <1 raad H »pid«. ■ ,;ss iter TlIBBATOE ion " tm «IU> t*ii inuCii*. Jtel Mds sjaka Albans ACMUatorill*. N.*r A Itew. mJ £«U»ern Vam-aju GBANO KAPIDS DIVISISI. QltKAT VTETTKHJI RAILWAY. nmnKmvuuu The Rrllablr Short Liar KAST AJift WENT. KTTC'. GRAND BAPIDS AND DETtBIT IX TUX WET OR AIN of ICS, thm tUU; th. OILY MACniXEH U>.twmld, Hnw fork KxproM... • T*6 j.. m. • *i*and«n ncoptoJ. IDaib. Rochvtrr I ' Frrt Wam Jackun & Saito IA1LI0AG. ________ WM. E1MJAR. IUbTFbm’l CffliMD S IE8!0AMa|U.KE SHORE । •a-.ML' rlr-t Lib. ! | T ^ThFsOUTH. MlAOrrUte ssx Cbi«wv and Grand nnnf tkrmtfk iktg Chk^m, 1‘ullaian SiffJ-m. KwTJTk'SYiX: TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Summer Time Table. TUI" •ni “a1O.T. Jwli D.trrit 6uuom. 1 h“‘! nBrivaM wac^soownd repairsfor omo guppUujj a, |oirwt I?BL It, & RUSSELL HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. 11 * Ort nd Rapid*. » >g Sutioiu. . '2 11 PAJD.^XJtUX.HTrlKtr Xru. I —___ 5S“» .SB rttAtks Jo life NomTl iI SS^5S *' ’’0 : fiA PENSiONS To whom t’e.isions are trNTY,".' Z&ERALD, tVliTiSa m 2 ' r O.T. Juaf-io" ESSE ‘ iii ^-»-with K * s n OiTiriuB Of the tho Miohlnn Uko tftoro t»U- CMca®, Ruck Idauil & Mi BiEsnsas KwtnltHoihvU llblOS. IU<Bwci mate T-r American itad Foreign Patents, £ fflteSStahSt fciscssftaes »• waste isrx SrLdkxsH,. IJ g’ :s ~ J JOUST. MORRIS OKXgr. lacox, rKORi f. /1^3 10. MOM XT. da rx.vr0nr. Mi WAKMIXGTOX. 10 XA UTi • AZ/./.. /,4-' ATUW. Council Blufis and Omaha, Without Change ol Can, HID IWTH1 THE FOE OF PAIN FmiK IWrtu (COM A>«» TO MAN AND BEAST 1*0.1 OAn. 1* IhaQnuM 014 mustang liniment cJ!fe.AoWtJ!?5ra• HASTINGS, MICH, |xo. sjwo/xo. • •op THE EBERT OF DISEASE! E. STAUFFER, Prop. SSi! oould SOUTH. sTAnose ONE rOKTABLE STEAM SAW MILL CENTRAL HOUSE !S?1R Look here! What I don’t *y«u think we can sell Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds FOR SALE. OR TRADE- xxtlTml I IS IS fJt K«Bd*n«uic tn 'good order Joining ovary <Uy, ONE HEAVY PA1B OF MULES 7 yean old ONE 5 year old MARE, ONE BUGGY nearly new, aU> ONE HEAVY BTA- : TIONABY ENGINE, fur sale on GOOD TERMS. For particulnn enquire on the I premised one E.ila west Carltun Center. Shingles Lath &c. WANTED! ‘ SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Gfir ftr Sate st tie Loves! limn Pale mcco VITES LIKE LIE SHAffi •01KH MAST. A Gr.t Redccticp. ii Prices! w,4D ’ CiamT: ' railroad?154!' time table_ T»kW Bff^tApr. RED DROPS!by Ete^ii&sfig'%’ax,yfc3tss; IN EFFECT JULY 2, 1876. -QOLPMBUS TIKE-1 STATIONS. H. W.P: COLSON’S IN DI AN rsxixivLA* dxvixxom. te/si, WHICH H KANUtLINE. "I.'S’teJte kKELtATBItWOBTH, ATCnlAOS, WEARS. THERE NOT HEJ WILL N0‘ PAIN. TH DWTTBRr-Jt0^ IDO, ASD ',KI1 AMtrnxi. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-18.pdf c69cdf75815ca9e7b6f6321fc44b9b0c PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 41. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1876. jh^epii-Weckh HBpltblicaji bawtBf M. DEWEY GEO. -I-YD WAGONS! PUBLISHER. >? .•.i iiscRirriox. .!/>17.7? TJSlXd. i «iD> i sim I r.do! »J.oo I •.<» I e.B0LIL001 I 1 iwxy 3B.00I U-00 fo'! RURAL TOPICS. CORN CRIM. almost automatical)v does that perfectly Fannon must l*e propared to have crib and swiftly which human liandx failed to room for their corn. A good corn house do in all the post centuries. Many arc the awls but little, and every firmer should articles purchased then and there, and if have ono disconnected with other build­ there were ten times tu many of the looms ings to keeps out rata. Them is, probable, ’running their product would notsappfythe no better way Jo build one than upon , demand.- Tdrnink about wo may witnen durable [Kists, about iwo feel above the | all sorts of sewing machines. With these, The moat of our domestic animals ore like ground, placing pieces of tine on tho tops of course, the *{>ectatora are more familiar, human bdngi, when sick—all they re­ ofthepuet. projecting all around about but the deepcat interest is evinced by all.’ quire is a dose of medicine to act promptly eight inches. Movable steps should bo Then we view the girls making up the conon the bowels. One of our most exper­ made for the <1 ><ir, to be removed a few fee'iotut,. while others, are making ths feet after coming ■ ui. It in quite as Well lmxu«, aud yet others Hilling thorn and ienced veterinary surgeons says that sul­ to build ncom hnusn with perpendicular disputing of them all at an Advance of phate ofsoda, (glnuber Malta), is one of thn sides as it u to build in the old style of twenty per cent, on the ruling rates ; but mi»l useful and cheap remedies fur aick slanting in at tlic bottom, to protect the this is voted pardonable, becatuw your arc animals, that farmers can use . This reme­ corn from storms. Let the roof project helping the women along. The Udics in charge arc full of that cunning which dy may be given to homes, esjttle, sheep, orcr three or four feel, and the corn will .makes them tho helpmate i of men par rxswine or dogs, with equal x^ood results. be protected enough. A tempurary crib cclltnc>-, and .they have not failed to see may be made of rails laid upon crow­ "The dose u a purgative is as follows ; pieces at the ends, six er eight foot high, advantage of using the “ lever that moves JJemc---------- ----- ~Oa« to two panada and five orsix foot wide, jrith boards laid the world," die printing press. Here we CoUl...... —------- Tbn.-h.lf to on. poooJ. upon tho top sons to .shod rain. . The see a doxen girls standing'up to the coni nlrould bo raised about a foot from Erintcr'a nick, picking the t/pfcsfrom die In these dome it is always neeeasary tn the ground by a loose, open flooring. axes j rut as mon do, and clicking them in tho oompeaing-sticka with a proud supe­ give it as a dreneh, dissolved In two or riority over the other white trash who three times its weigh of’water ; but when The following is said to be tut "entire­ have to sew for a living. The types aro given to horses in smaller doses, as a con­ ly successful remedy." It effected a cure all set, galleys proved and read, corrected diment, diuretic or laxative, it is generally in a mare that had been spavined three and mode up into the forms of the New readily taken dissolved in part of a pail of. years by applying throe weeks ; tho en- CrHttrrv, all by ft-uiiuinc hands, and then ’ Isrgement of the joint remaining the the paper is printed on a cylinder pren Water." same but the tameness was entirely cured : tended and fed by girts. Tbo articles for "Take cantharidca, 1 at., mercurial oint­ thia paper are all written by women, and Homtunoowm. Mr. G. S. Miller, Madison county, N. ment, 2 ox. ; tincture iodine, 1} ox.; tur-. some of them evince literary talent of the pentine, 2 ox.; curative sublimate, 1} dr. highest order. Altogether thk nowspa Y., imported throe Holstein cows in 1K69, Mix the above with one pound lard. Clip per is a credit to.tho women who get it up. their ages being 1, 5 and t> years. He the hair on the enlargement and apply for Hundred? of copies of this journal are kept an account of the weight of their three days. Then wash clean with soap sold eveqr day right front the press where milk for six yean, what it weighed daily, । suds and grease it for- two day% then ap­ it is printed, and the income from this source alone must be considerable. which was very near 29 lbs., or 8,7-18 lbs. ply the remedy again as hefojo. In art tho specimens are few, but verySMALL PKt lTH. per cow annually. The largest daily yield ftqe, embracing some oil and water color for one day was G8|, 70, and 76 lb*. The editor, of the Fruit Ilecortler paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture "These cows were fed in the following (Rochester, N. Y.,) rays : "There are and casts in phwUr and day. Some of the manner; After calving in the spring thoirtandn of markein throughout this latter arc very Ike, and show that our they had six quarts of grain and a peek of country _____ j______________ that are not supplied rt___ __with __ ______ nmall American famale artists take tho lead over of roots daily, from time of calving until fruits—strawberries,^raspberries, blaekberItaly, tho homo of art. Next in impor­ pasture wip> good (about June 1), then bies,, grapes, cr_r , Ac., __ , * * » plant tance is tho display of tho royal school of nothing but posture until September or such .varieties varieties of stn strawberruv as Nicanor art needlework, the fruit of the toil of October, according os the season was wet or Downer, Wilson, Green Prolific, Ken­ Queen Victoria, tho royal prinocss and the or dry. During tbo fall, previous of slab- tucky, Chiu. Downing and Col. Cheney, higher nobility,ofEngland. This splendid l night, they had a peek of and of nupberric* of Tumor, the ling the> cows at ni^ht, collection was rorwardod by the Queen roots or ffour — quarts ‘- of r grain—“the h? J" greater ' Highland Hardy, Brandy i _.p__________ f,____ 2/winc, Philadel­ expressly for this Women's Pavillion and L_ ...... 111... going ...... nJ XTanVM. ...1 ..C phia —and Naomi, —and of 1.1 black, Doolittle, [ art of the time roots. Alter into ..I..-. meri's tho closest scrutiny. Here we find winter quarters they had four quarts of ii Davidson's Thurnlcas and Mammoth Clus­ many ladies lingering some doubting their grain and a peek of roots daily, until time ter ; of blackberries, Dorchester, Kittatin- own eyes until they see tho indisputable ny and Lawt-n. anti of grapes, Hartford evidence written by the royal ladies them­ to dry off." Prolific and Concord, and you may be sure selves. Then pour fourth tho expressions 8KEIHMO TU GU.LB8BS ALONE. ofa crop on any soil. If but a small of admiration for the magnanimity of the Farmers are beginning to learn that amopnt of land is set out and work done regal ncedlcwaman who could thus stoop j they may advantageously seed their lands by hand, set close and keep dean with ' to the different grasses, without a crop of hoc." My advice is not to plant cither to help their poorer sistcra along with thu display of their handiwork. It is needless grain to grow with them, and the best the Lawton blackberry nor the Hartford to say that all of Ae artiolos'are of thn “catehw" can be obtained in this way, by Prolific grape. The Kittatinny is a much finest fabric and madu with tho greatest sowing early in September. The lanjd superior blackberry ; and the Hartford core, many of them being beautiful beyond should be well prepared, finely harrowed, Prolific grape is only suitable to grow description, while others aro made plain and some fertilixcr applied, ifit can be af­ where no other variety will ripen, as in n enough to be useful. There are some in­ forded, not from any necessity over seed­ high latitude. teresting articles Bent on by the Empress ing with rye or wheat, bnt from good of Braxii, but she did not hear of the la­ management, as lauds must be fed, like dies' special scheme in time lo forward OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. cattle, Ac., to give good results. Where such a collection as she would have desired. Philadelphia, Sept. Iflth, 1876. lime is known to be beneficial, it may be She purchased a great many articles and applied to — the -----land -------well slaked, spread .' _ ri----- --So far very little attention has Been paid for them in advance, leaving them — at an,) L-rr,,wrw1 in thrn LAW tin* 1 brad bammed io, then lb. id lhk eo™x)nJ„„ t,lc r™>lc here until tho dose of the exhibition, ac­ .b..w, l.U, per­ cording to die rules. It is scarcely neces­ fine tooth harrow, then roll the land ; and sary to ray that there arc grand exhibits if the quantity of seed be enough and the haps, just os well to reserve some of the of mndexip dress goods, Isdies' underwear, land not subject to having water! stand up­ best things for the, closing leiicni. The hosiery wild . shoes, all made by female on it in places in winter, n splendid crop of Women's Pavillion is a large structure hands, and all chailunging admiration. grass may be expected tho first season. I erected at a cost of over 8100,000. sub­ But the laces ought to lie mentioned, for recommend orchard grass as scribed by the ladies of the United States they arc very rich and attractive. Those n very early maturing va­ styles fashionable in our grandmothers' and their friends for tho purpuacuf making riety, allowing one to commence fenos arc shown along with the finest of culling it 10 days before ether grasses. It a special exhibit of the advancement of the ^nodera jj{ exhibitor ' honitou and Valenciennes, the makes the best of hay, and after being women of tho world in the industrial and" costly corn] .. y compositions being arranged in tie cut it will be grown eight inches high be fine arts. The idea was on original, one, cxms upon- white and colored papers, so u fore other grasses get a "start." Sow to show their fineness of texture and per­ thick, two bushels of seed to the acre; but and the plan was ono of great difficulty. fection nf finish. ' Then there are shawls, the seed is saved with a great deal of The scheme would probably have failed mantillas and cloaks of every description, chaff, so that in reality two bushels, a.i bat for the fact that the cause was espoused and near by the most elegant assortment sold at the seed stores, does not contain by Mrs. E. D. Gillomic, a l.nly who claims of furs, with just enough jewelry to con ­ over haff a bushel ofclean seed. Farmers to be a descendant of Benjamin Franklin, vince you that girls can make it as hand­ make a great mistake in not sowing sued of ample means in her own right, and pas- some, as brilliant and as delicate as men. en ugh,’as all grass seeds are rather ex­ sassing the entree to the highest social cir­ Woman as a teacher is here exhibited pensive, but they should grow their own cles in this country and Europe. Besides nobly. From the novel kindergarten to grass seed and then now thick. Double these advantages, she ta a woman with n the model normal school wo hare plaster the usual quantity of seed sown will be powerful, almost masculine, will, and and clay representations and innumerable found to “pay " well. Clover seed should withal a sort of philosophical philanthro­ drawings, together with many improved never be sown in the fall, but every other pist. Austere in carriage and demeanor, appliances and systems explained or de­ kitd of yas i may be «.wa early in Septem­ critical and severe in judgement, she is veloped by means of models. SEE ME! • Only a ber. not at all lovable or amiable, and her tri­ tithe oftlio attractions in this parillion CURING CORM * FODDSR. umphs are those of force rather than per­ have here been alluded to. The visitor In order to cure sowed com. to be Tod suasion. Just such a woman was Deeded will find hundreds of caeca that attract at­ out in the winter season, it should have to make the woman’s Pavillion creditable tention and repay sautiny which cannot got its growth as early as the middle of to women, end her work is really a won­ even be enumerated ha.u. The fireman’s parade on Thursday was September. Then, m soon as the moi»- der. Upon entering the building wo see turod of the stalks have dried out a nothing but tho work of women and women one of the big displays of the season and little, it will be ready to cut I refer to at work. Thera seems to be but one man attracted an imtnense concourse of people corn sown in drills- Cut it and Uy it in employed, and he runs the stationery en­ piles, two rows lo one of piles, each pile to gine that moves the entire machinery of in tbo rowing regatta the past two weeks, contain on armful. Let it He one day at the structure. Within, all is bustle and the most noteworthy event connected least , and if wet by rain spread it a httle activity, and every nook and -corner it oc­ therewith being the defeat of the famous and dry it before you putin In shocks, cupied by some article of interest, the work London Rowing Club, in the four-osrod which should be done as follows : Two of dainty hands, from the Empress or race, by the "•Btaverwycks, of Albany. It M JoX. ..U. 0LU 'ACT"*1 “,W,“ “ men will be requited. Have double rys Queen in her voluntary embroidery room wu a grand Inumph for American oereThnraspplo Blrwbands made, and each man take a pile of to the poor Bcamstresj who stitches her mcn. Tbo Yolo dub would undoubtedly shocks, set them up, tic a band around the life away in the garret or collar. The have beaten the Britons on the previous tops, and they will stand till yon have gath­ Erst objects that attract attention are the day, but for the hucr’s tactics in running ered. and Mt around them snou-rh fur a beautiful Jacquard looms, operated by them in to the shore lo avoid a foul. Tbo stock, setting stalks so as to shed nun, and young ladies in making carpets, cloths, attendance at thu exhibition is now very biodi»g «1 ib« lop ; -a if th!ll’,c* drees goods, ribbons, corsets, flags, book- large reaching nearly 50,000 daily admisba wdl doae. •> -*< aboak* will not blow <rr«r ta ■ b«ry wind, auiid " l"wbh Io oil *u ’,k4 “Pdf- “d 100,000 ,111 Dwexbor, lb« b« bowed lo fo. Io fc ««1 Ord fcr IS 1-2 cool, p« I»“"i chime all day long, and endeavor to under* stand their wonderful mednniam which WELCOME MARBLE. X"r »>*rr »ir* ■'* ! ttu STIIMffl Iffl N M„ IM ' At prices lower than ever. Now is the time i to purchase the best Wagon liiade, nt a very low price. . PESFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. PLOWS AND CASTINGS. . \ RODMAN. t’SDER In addition to the , Oliver Chilled Plow and castings, we have a full stock of •. S. BOWEN, L’ltlConoly Surrej x^Siyv ;in lha ■ar )*nj1’75 _ S-C- PRINDLES0T1HV Pl I LL CONVEYANCER* LOAN A'JEST- W4t r.,-. l»ia en real male far Issrt(j.Vrta l V-: .,**!>. xxSuyl C. «. HOLBROOK, AlibR.WAT LAW anR Solicitor in Chau- for the Gale. C urtis, Robinsox, Douce and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground r points. 50jrl GR13BLE <fc R THE VICTORY IS ' rmmwiuntr.. . nu WON ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME M tll s RUSSELL, 7i • ’ • The Tiiitmph is Complete. EBSffBS I.". r r. and ptaataflataSal Co-ofHartrurL Officein tlit Court Hensa^ AVAR BTRCHKR. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. Jixtuno. Mich. WM. II. IIAYFORU, par»m ”H- <’• HI7WFXL, TSt'’! o I’ARTXF.RNIHP. Tl '■ IHIOWN-Phr. tail*'"r,7'ALJ- l,u>’»o’»*t“raSia|4 ii4‘ rulir M ,u hwmAjlotteaok. • RHV.Un For ful Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees’ Sugars, Canned Goods, and al I oth­ er Goods uWaly kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME "'h 1 JOHN STANLEY, Haataangps, June 12, *76 ■ - BELIGIITJ. WOLF.M.D. OaML^T"® '’ritr the Beetoe Cerii I —- ■ • . ________ xx<Mf UNDERTAKING Being a business that nee& * K«»t deal gfivpj111' u- F- 1’ECKfIAM. of experience. p "’uke’ ? PnvJ: c* PEC*«<M» rxmLil" '’IAN & SURGEON, XXfltf After miuiy y<*r» in the buwlnem, <»» truly *1 that they can do better work, aacl glvtfbetter s*tiBfactiou than any other fl-tn in this Mttm. W. H. Rebblne, th. member, with the experiewc. of • life­ time, will i)v»yi give hta personal at­ tention to this part of their extensive btxslncM. Hmns «n<l T«un fiiniUfctd »*<ul SHm,,...'1!1' 1 i-AI E. "■k« El«:irto B»lm »IU »e 111*1 O"'r •fUuiWK?V *■ BHOS.KAD. when desired. STEBBINS BROS. aBW.isre. 41 »*“»< WHOLE NO. 1084- WOOL. WOOL. CA.BDINO In Hastings! HASTINGS. MICH.. Mv 5*. IW* XXUsO �|jepikis» ^srarr. indicate ? In the first place, that the I Democratic reaction of two tears ago is ’ comploldy broken up and feveraed. The ’ Sing ling will vote for Tilden. i Washington, D.C.,8c^. 16th- 187^ iTte G«« 8nta A VwaM« Book. OUR WASHINGTON Political Notes. History th» Vsltod 8uu Inal timM to the !*«* EDITOR change, indeed, has bnen more sudden aud I •Hart- you heard the uowa from Maine. •' A new sensation is prombsd that has complete then could Juyre been aulicipa- i Hendricks daoliuea to meet Morton on set the gossips agog, und wiD, if the New ted, for every popular movement on a the stump—badn rishi down. • York JIrraM keeps its word, interest large scale baa a sort of tnementum which usually takes two or three years to spend ( The old rebel cry comer up from .the South. It Will be answered. <l„ ~ country . who concerns himsdf ,___io public afitself. But tho Democratic “tidal wave" ' The prdspcct In Indiana is for a Ilepub fairs. For some months, every failure has been met, as it were, in mid-career, llAsriHGa, Mich., Sift. 18, 18T6. and «s RAILWAY Company Sold JOOM phia 1 majority of al leant 10,000. ! c-mnected with tho whisky prwecution vanquished and dispelled. Thorn is no licnu ' Jeff Dwi.' priTato wentay i. o» ibv I U’J •“ '*« ■*"' ”f <J>”L trace of it this yc»r, except in the unus- ' —1! It Il w>K was altemsd alleged that ho was iu in avmualhv sympathy with . ual carncstncea ciflhe cwntei.ding jiartics I stump r.M for UKL1,._ Tilden, and1 U Hendricks. the transgressors and was placing every ..nr) the great '.1. f ..J . nCtl.A Tl... .... • • . and sum of the total votes,** The ■ Only seveuty councte restored to citi­ Liberals or Independents—except the little zenship by TlLDEX in six months. 'Rah ohsucte in the way of their conviction. As the President wont down Mr. Bristow fraction of prct^ntine Democrats among for Reform! went up. Tho name of the great refor­ them—have everywhere returned to the Gdnct, Field, Connolly, and tho rest of mer wm on the tongue of every one. He Republicans ranks ;lhe issues between the them, should come back and l>c pardoned loomed up as n formidable ounditlato for o«i»tn. two parties have been made fairly and the Presidency, and the Democrats attempt­ squarely, and the victory thus far has in time to help Tildes out. .Wg WHOLE Philadelphia, Tweed must hurry up if he wants a par­ ed to anticipate his nomination by oon have don. Tilden may drop the pardoning founding him with a lot 'of rank*. He made an unexpectedly poor ran at Cin­ they busineaa in ilitgujt nOerlio is beaten. cinnati and immediately resigns. ■ Il was were during the war aud tbo ear­ “Seymour or defeat!'' was the cry at Ixllian a-alnu Berktlejr, the ly reconstruction qtnes, but the dwtinc- tho New York Democratic Convention. asserted that there was much ill blood be­ tween the President and the Secretary, tnroly'natiqpallteurii of those times and IMcat has it, for Seymour won’t take iL , although the grim man in tho White the growth of our foreign population will Sam Cary told a Democratic native of House was very reticent upon that os up­ nearly suffice to explain the yhole differ­ .. _ jcncc. Beaidca, mafloriticB like 28,000 in Parkersburg, West Virginia, last week, on other matteip'of scandal and gossip. VI<«BT.|Vwmi ,^16KK) in M.bc that Hayes would carry the State of It was hinted ttfat remorse for Iris perse­ been decisively with the Republicans. “fionest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will (leprecmbc- tbo ona nor aee.tenaai interferance which will destroy the other.” RHWnL lENBMCkS True, been ’ thc quite majorities may not so large as mi/, frr route •MraNa royal jT- yr AlHU. k ’ * (XtsSficTlNU with'- 03 “***’• Pennsylvania Railroad TJCKgTS-^ New York by -10,000 majority. cution of Mr. Bristow and the Sonin might wM-rTfigeu/X^18 U ““ " 111 Some enterprising reformer cut the hal­ account for bi» silence. The Democrats, for freedom., Tbur perished Edmund Chaw* relying too implicitly, probably on this man. Tbrauu Wil ford, sad lire rafale William yards of the Republican polo at KnwkawDrummond, martyrs to liberty. Nor is it eer- 1 There in no roaso'n. therefore, why lin. and as it is 125 feet high, they were interpretation, determined to unmask him of Ohio. by means of an investigation of tbo whisky these recent Republicans victories should in a quahdry how to replace them. prosecutions, as they had met with such not be regarded ns the harbingers of na­ /•ar/Vtce- l*ivnJmt, Thieves’ remark to Governor Tilden : indifferent success in that line, in other tional triumph in November They cer­ “ I beg your pardon, sir " " Certainly, " direction*. Wi’son cx-Solidtor, and Yartainly speak tho sentiment of the East,, •ays the Governor; “ vote the Democratic of New York. yan, an ex-detective, were made the instru­ and peerage n grand Republican majority the Irndcm a»»<> from obloquy. In tho light ticket." . ments of their wrath’. Mr. Wilson ran of after timet his eUroctor win »hh»o with a TMECHICAOO foKORTH-WXMTRX BSU^ in Massachusetts, and in eray other New ntpuLlkun State Tlik.l. Gen. Garfield write* tlut Ohio will well fir a season but his mentory was de­ peculiar lustre. life motives were M exalted England State.- Nor can any exceptional m hit lift was pure, andltfa virtues ae notedI ?ne “snoKcmenttbe Trunk Railway Lfnca »f th, influence be noted which will prevent give Hayes a rousing majority, and that fective. While he was seeking to giro the as his abfliiieo were great. Bl« ambition wm WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. wim these September elections from exerting a the Republicans will probably gain four I impression that the President was guilty, ta nntnewu branch tn nnd connections, -­ forma the aborteat and quickest route mArked effect or the October elections iu of tbo Dcm jcratic Cougmuinuil districts. seemingly, be made so many admissions For. between Cmcaqo and all pointe la Incn-aMd Democratic majorities iu the of hh (the Presidents) correct deportment; tRJ.DAXT.EH Ohio Nebraska. West Virginia, nnd WrodoxMiN, Nobtrxxx mhundent>a>). and an ezcrllrnt character IixMoxa, Indiana. So fur as the hard South; and inermued BcpublicM majori- was so’ollcn contradicted by other witness­ analysis. Micmjqax Wumrert, low*. n». mask*. CaufqBmia. aud the WxnrAUjWjw-WtLLIAM A. HOWARD, JtKXfJT W times arc concerned, they have probably tics in the North—what docs that mean ? . es : was placed in such on awkard posi­ KRK Tomutorxeb. Itb Mrfftnrilrtct-WTt.LIAM DOEI.TZ. been felt in Maine as severely u in any Arc auyso blind that they can not read tion by an Inveaiigalion ofhia boxes, which his autobiography and' half Omaha and California Line TMm CH KLL' I were packed up to be sent away, and hb other State of tho Union, for, in addition the lesson? Is tho aborteat and best route for all Tho Demcieratic murderers of Kingston, j l‘ ‘*,■‘’ ®ony y was 10 inconsistant with that to tbo general depression in trade, com­ •oints in Northern Illinois. Iowa Dakopo, Nebraska, Wyoming. Co? fellow, ---------reformer they ! .. - Yaryan, --.j-u, that mey merce and manufacturing, the prostration who attache*! a Republican meeting with । orxdo, Utah. Nevada, Ualifuenm, I S II A M. stones nnd pistols, need not fear. If ever ! were diasmiaacd as rather bad Jobs. Their of tho once great shipbuilding iutetfet lias Osews, China, Japan and Arm*. r»t ^Rofirjr”CoaffTr“-*’ dwh«--ionak thrown and kept thousands of Maine peo­ convicted, they will getpardous “not to*be | c*^cnoo^a‘l Dt? other effect than to awak- had; a tranter in fence. Iiatyna* Egypt; lia. iu ple out of cmploymcntrAnd yet the cam­ publishcd." cn n WipWnfl that the Pnwidcut has been spin a - dJier in Hungary ; rapUred by ike Chicago, Madison and St. published." The Dcimmnito have Ut their onlv Sen- ,Uw'K™dlJ uii-n-prxwentcd and ujurtly m». Turks rad sold •• a slave; sent fiom CraetanPajil Line paign has shown these causes of popular tinoplc to a prhon in the Crimea ; killing a “bort line for Northern WxsdisconteLt, artfully appealed to, as they star in .Vermont nnd thirty of their sixty F*~ Kro* *>«>«. has taskmerter wha beat him. sad fora every practical purpose. They arc health­ ily large enough in a political point of For^Fraidntt,' RUTHERFORD B, HAYES, ; m l ffinra, ' «5S,l3SFi.Afr- WILLIAI A IHEHM d. i botd, it, “JttlKSTfr-' CALIFORNIA tsMsair*""*- were by the Democrats., could not inter- members of the Honre of Repnwentaiircrf, <C", ,0 c“ofirm th“ '»pn»-o« and a ■cainsi Morocco: ferp with the calm consideration of the which makes it very absurd to ho talking , “J9 a®° ,he I,rraI‘I l*w»wcd to nioinontoux question as to tbc expediency about "gaiiw. •___ '• “akc n startling revelation of Mr. Biistow’s nfentrusting the Government of. the I great conspiracy agalmR the President In 'fewfor ofDMdi-WIIJ.IAM M.MCCDOER. Democrats ubw claim that the charge j hw attempt to make him (the Prwidcnt) United States in this crisis to the party which is not yet freed from tbc taint of again«t Hayes wmi'D.adc by Rcpuhlicars • a steping stone to the Presidency. ’ r‘her »he meat noted man fa the early his­ Omaore-rffiKPH COLE. CVBTU VKUH Y The oomioation of Mr. Adams by the tory of America." rebellion, disloyalty and obstruction to the in order that Guv. Hayes might have an . opportunity to show how conscientious ho I Democrats for Governor of Mareachusecurity of equal rights. That is (ho AJTD NOW THE VEST MEN icttaia not rtxxivcd by the Demo<»ato WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO question which addresses itself with tbc Min bnsloes mntjen.. • eiea of thia work. BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW rcmoraelcssncra of fate and the solemnity The Cincinnati inquirer seems worried , *lcre an>" "ho* «fcnthusia«3. The t NDER THE SAME NAME AND r of dm, W««,voUrin du Uoioo, ,od ' d»l T>L1>»X .kooll pr«c tlio«m. ----- I defogateti to tbo lobe Sarutogi Convention that OKUANIZATION.BTILL CALLING l ITSELF DEMOCRATIC, APPEAL lime will ,bov tbil . good m.jorit, of i victo* eaodidole. Uot M be.« ibe » ' nominated Seymour, struck a responsive TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ them will rrnpo.J u V moor I .nd >W»e | w J,wb fcril !»,»!,! wowibma, chord when they demanded f.r their lea­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE ; GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ l“"J“‘dooc. ; otliLinx ibu> we ever have. der "a life long Democrat," and gresslv 1 ERNMENT. THEY ASK TOAD­ insulted Doraheimcr, a deserter from the MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL p ! Ben Hill of Georgia, says, “Undar TtlITS, REVENUES. AND TO MOLD Republicans. I ’ olitieuna hJo say that VERMONT. ITS POLICY AT HOME AND nen the South would Ih* happy under U*lbul not Isait Is lbs dccplr philoropMc had there been the least probability of a patriotic {vrisw with which hl eterasIk. ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ Hayes she would be quiet." As be DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN As onr Democratic frionds aro blowing Democratic victory in MamdtoMte. Mr. rork, pointing out at once our danger and our' THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY means hit South it is far better’ that it MEASURE Ok THE WAR, ALL considorbly about tho Vermont election we Adams would never have received the ••71m vhiva* and dream of ths RevoluLoiw. should be quiet than “happy/THE MOVEMENTS TO ORG ANIZE gave herewith tho official majorites lor nomination. T)-e company nf Mr. Mor rrj' । nomiMlioiL J l e company of Mr. MorTHE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN Charitw and . John were, | .rj n*y .......... and John Kelly OTU must prove - ------- - O'Cnnor ................. WHU Kelly wcn . ,t p ri)V(, vvery rratTHE REBELLION. AND ALL THE 1872, 1874, and 187(1,as follow.ml candidates fur elector at ..al. I -I__ ‘ I”1' U lb’. rival large on J. ISLImh. to Adams. SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SF. ; CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ the Dcraxnntic ticket, und Kelly was ! Advices from the South all agree that , TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD . of arms are being BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACESJ The above is the vote for Governor, •clbctcd io preference to O'C.mor, Another Urgcquandtim ----------g reccivOF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO illmt ration of Dcmocfamr. i “ * — • . । ed and distributed to the memlx-w of the FROWNKD AND COMPLAINED IN this year the Congresnonnl majorities are , THE NORTH- THE8AME8TATE8’ -larger than that for Governor, in 1872 Juxt as was supposed, Tildkx’h friends | J•rifle dubs,” another name for the KuTHAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED ! and the fertility of raUey aadj ORDINANECS OF SECESSION ARE; they wore a little lew claim for him i bo honor of catching Tweed. Klux and White league organisations I THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS Tommy Naat aays Hurt Tildkx daima the who hare cursed that section by their proj­ i COALITION.—Slmator Sher/nan. ection and brought upon it all the woes, , The Detroit Nctr*. thus describes the, honor. of _______ t> _ up the “Ring" . tnftbe breaking poverty, violcaee and blood shed, that it delegates elected to the Wayne countyA Nieblungs. .Shammy is a hypocrite. . has suffered from since the war; and their THE INDICATIONS. Democratic Convention. We copy rerGov. Hendricks h a double, salary is every evidence of a determined jrarpooe fxitnn: i grabber. He has had his Governor's Wo have no desire to overrate the im­ ‘ THB DELEGATES TO THE DEMO- •Mary raised to 18000 per year,whereas G jr to carry every 8»o South of Msbor and portance of the elections in Vermont and Dixon a linn “hidden and reform," nad i CBAT1C COUNTY CONVEXSforton performed his gigantic labors for TION ALL ELECTED. every Republican standing tn the way of i wring Indiana and tho Union on S3000 He ha* des and the result of tbo Presidential the aecomplishmcat of their purpose will [ campaign. In one respect these Stales THE wttrr DUBErCTARLE CBOWD THAT be shot <k>»u « butchered without mercy; ‘uuni. Rji EVER UATIjtnXO IK WAYXECOPMTV. Thn funniest reading extan: just now i* aud iflbn Gmcrnmcnl tech to interfere the rcgufaiina style of commrat on the there will be a colliaion. Rut thev iro Maine election adopted by the Democratic (Silt rad V “5 tbeir °WnJW,jr- P^drat editors. They say the Republkau major­ Grant and h» advunra arc di-tct mined that ‘o fl»e extent ity ought to have been 1 S.000. What an T? Under thiv head of “ Bankruptcy ! idea they have of the whipping tliey de­ of the Government’s r.-aoro#a; nnd it looks •• though the banditti would bare a rather Buiu! ! Deatifotiou !!! Road, Think and serve! ions are specially valuable on account of ’ the Is it Hasting* Juumttl says : the r«C«i are io thereby pledged fob to I Act, H.ww ud that Whoolrn <L iloiortd “ ’ wumL'm i Jiare relatively receded in consequence— that is owing to the greater growth of I ho G<nnblenr Thum, Jlitffi.ni*, Fatoef,\ und J'imp* to yiv w rest ofcountry their political power han , Officer*. fallen off in proportion, so that their vote —.— —- —— and barter." ” W *** “d*“ •w»“ <” “>•«»« ’«• —----------*'<«» .1UIUOCM, Its Winona and St. Peter Line Petxul, Nbw Ulm, abd all points in Southern and Central Mineaota. Ite Creen Bay and Marquette Line Is tho only line for JA.xssyiLUt, Watbwtowm, For Dc Lac. Osmoen, ArPurroN, Grebn Bay, Ehcajcari, Negavkke, Marquette, Houcnrrox,. • Haxoock, and the Lake superioe Country. Ite FreePort and Dubuque Line la the only route for Eloin RocKrouD. I FWkkport, aud all points via Freeport. Chicago and Milwaukee Line la the old Lake Shore Route, and is the, only otic pasudng through Evaxstox. Lakr Forest, Higulaxd Park, Waukbuan*, Racink, KER04HA to Milwaveee. Pullman Palace Cars Are run on all through trains of lid* road. Ilia ia the ONLY LINE running theao care between Chicmro and St., Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, orChi- Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Stoapeni on the Union Paciflc Railroad for all ]<olntn West of the Miaaouri River. On the arrival of the trains from the Eaat or South, the train* °ftta Chicaxo A Nortb-Wswtern* Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as ItoUova: . J For Connell Bluflh, Omaha and <»»• fcrnia, Two Throtorti Train. <!aily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Bteeping t>ra through to Council BlufftF«8l, Paul and Minn.mpoliii Two Phrourh Trains Dally, with Pultamu Talace attachedvu on byh ^ln^_Lu. • iwie Cara awicuru For Green Bay and Lake Two Trains dally, with 1‘uilmanHte" Cara attached, and running through to MK<5Shra«ikoc. Four Through Tratos daily, Pullman Cara on nlphl trstus, Parlor Chair Cara on day t™*"’-. In rllh Pullman Sleeper, to Winona. Fur Dabuqoe, via Freeport doufl wbdb/r.X; Tbeoc K«b »«l be ih«- ih.l roo lo d,o ‘ moo.,, ever. co-™^ b, Dmrni., Il is undoubtedly the cane rort GrpAhM^.-RHi ’ ■ etett that aide (?) , put into the field. iwywbr a public » “d «^>"CW bm „ imsmbmu wh. UnjiZ-k ; lenl.- tolUJoKAi lb,l lUV.itolkX ; l» « 11,11ml „><! who bribvo, io I cion." . V„ *,c ^cate,‘ ,n wtsta, and it matten I Attorn T. r' ■’ ’ **7 «ul« «1» h. U. 8.a ticket they recently1 ; “Tudet. Tilden's sumiuadinga are bod. bad. If jf| iutbe 1 « snmiuaduiga ton twq Through Trains da'iy.. Psliamn Caro an night train toMcGl^Sr8toux' Cltiond Yankton^w^ Trains daily, Pullman Cars to MtssoJtt ' riZllke Geneva. Four Train’ dailyFar. Rockford. Btcrlinu, Famrain eirev i, • *, iXT&S SL‘ £%- l'rI hS-, Bn«<: X'"’1', SS • it, wife* the I "wk®* J Cblcwo ■ �wwhob..Attention, rt^egi-WesklyllepliblicajiBajiw KKPUBLICAB BALLY' .HlWAlFAHMFIAUrMMn GUIDE R. TIME-CARD rifYM” ' Bcmobi. S.pL 10th 187C. l-oircf. liis-.tr. । Ute first matched between tho Hickory Corner, dub and the Whit. Slripeu Of Radford •Took pteee at Bed­ ford, Sept., 18th, resulting in a victory for the White Stripes by score of sixteen to twelve." ‘ I r. pi: r Person, desiring U> rant th. Dinning Hall, UraewUeks, so Father Mat her* HASTINGS 5ITY DRUG STORE. tf> dtsire to caU your 0,ir of strictly ----------pureDR UGS a nd------------------MBDICIJfEb }y p c nuike - --• a dealing in only strictly prime Dj.. for the interest of our Customers as M ourselves to sell only prime, and pure MEDICINES. IT e have a. large stock of Machine Oil •fen**! • ilhout d.ur Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil Golden Oil, Black Oil, S'., n-lsirv •:L' r. a iDFVIt HSEMENTS. -.ruin MrOaibtr. BOX. SKLVE8TER LEARNhl), one of the most eloquent Bonn of Michigan, will address had Iwcam* ,0 Udaml adopiM wpfatfariB the people of Barry county, nt rrootvoa to depart. the (lourt House, on FRIDAY lift Republi he oMdd not, for thrir Platform «u no U-iter: EVENING of this week, Sebt lo prow this remark be .md Li, .ond.rfu) 22d, 187£. logic. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY Turn ouPE, By Order uf flop. Co. Com. R. J. Bidblman, Cairiqan. ilum. twiddle de de." Hon. Charles S. May. r: ,w ingLt. bore the warU along. Th® pl»'fon» upon I.’,. Imre fen fxrtNeSfata 1-ack (which I bo T now to thia noted campaignAf^hlcn and reform .1 Uninn Hall 011 Friday evening. Wc had expectcl to hear somethin- of Mr. Tilflcu. bla olycct*, and pnrposc m set forth by 1 his ablest supporters, but ve were doomed to dlaappelnimeni. For one Lour and fortyi-fivc miu attempt to prove Charle* 3, May boue.i 111 coin un Saturday bcauliml jingle it has, ragged 7-twelve hundred and ten r cur of Coldwater. X . i -nd Bank / is rusticat- all this upon And now i.'cwtennial year they come and tel brought iu this he knew he was doing himselfsras* injustice. and telling that which he knew lo be- falsa ilwvi»cd by tu the confidence of the people. His speech n. made up of “I” nnd of dhar- any part). local Bbjijtej? Notices Notice In hereby given the annual meting of the B:trry, Prairieville, Hope and Orange­ ville Horae asaocutiun, will be hdd at tho Shunt.* School Huum in the township of Hope on Saturday the 23d day of Sep tember A. D., 187G al two o’clock P. M. to elect the officers for- the ensuing year and to transact such other bnsioMs' may rotno before the meeting John J; Perkins, 4— Secretary. BARNES & COMPANY. xxtlilyl liaAtingi*. Auc. 12th 1876. Ayer’s Cathartic Pillfl, ricked .r-.; sfenrafate.' as* for Punfrina tLe Blood, h-cti ve and cowgenlal purgative ever ducovcral. They The Fall Term begins September l lth. i Full corps of Instructors in all Depart-; mantK. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give lc***ons on the new Pipe Organ. Indies ill please apply to Miss H, D. Storke, Principle. Gentlemen (u H. Q. ButterGcM, D. D. Prcaidfflit. xxi351t nr Centennial. ot a single specie talked a great Train has brought me it well suwurted other Saturday evening In llaMiara. and alto deal about cormpti.n, but failed* to point Mock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiitrw for the out a .ingle corrupt wet that had been dofo by summer end fall trade, which I will sell - f Plainwell. Allegan Co. lirrenbaoL any Republican official. He ab*i»ed i Mr. way down low for Cash. 1 also sell the in Harry county is - Singer .... Machine Chandler, using the language of a /n't burst celebrated Sewing that with a full different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I' also " **•)! " Well "A * Cistern Pomps, the greenback to only entered F>Mt I eforsit ia Christian staiesn-nn. J. Mals ■1 am pad, and after it is aiampe.I'Rit is only a of Simon Cameron. <'liver I’. Morion and OpliOKitc the Poet Office Ro*co Conklin, and lauded to the skies [Ben. Hastings, Mich. Hill of Georgia, Lamar of Miaiaaippi and iheir THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC i Family Knitting Machine ■ iLitcl Its* again changed !time it goes into tjlc^ hands uf 1 wo gnod milch cows and a few sheep for sale. Haye*, but forgot to ttil hi* hairers JULIUS RUtWELL. xxi-’l’tf purjercr, and (ho proud Reprmeaiativy of ml -say* : line bun- intrinsic value it concerned. ' ro stamp II will ll'-.-n Railroad. i.’has been changed to aixi>enea, a .hilling or a dollar, end did it not pass for ibe same notwithstanding. T.H us no n hat you owe me 1 have immediately. . I........ lor vliatne ! to labor, dig and delve to obtain It. nceil and must XXlld't I .□<1 been hi* SPECIAL NOTICE life long friends and support*:-* mid of one of hi* masterly effort : backers most have this thiug^ramed down, before they cat; understand It, so we will il­ iflrr viewing tbc wonders of lustrate fttrther. There was once a Southern Confederacy, which these life Ioffe Democrats Sunday School Picnic "M lad hie, a 1 Chicago h,l.r.l,rfim oul $31,882 ■ mroeie fr-.-dulently conceded by Gov. Til- Si at a premium in Dem- it circle*. ss a A levitation i, extended to all thoee fellows u c Jahn m. Pessmers grapes of late. •(imrter pound .of Powder and got k i Min niilird U. - J- . "'/■-"•km says: -TOO “i,U “ ”pld’jr »• bat we want tn «fe Machines, fa come round sad Utile tet OT Ifm wi|1| 3 p <rMaUek btewiag. te.'Hck - “ io the persons mwwtiooed by the Hoa c p^ J. Cole <fc Son WHOMMALK A RETAIL dayhalh' of thin Wo but echo the voiew ofU»s miHta ■ irti., i.w<v. t>y IB. nepuuiroww-v* —■ i— r* Mb. Belle Barfow. Miss anJ J- «• Goodysw- « 1 -ronab who are aMCtcu who uu.wyoung JfS. »ilJTMOinj>ani..l with itching or trri?f.i - find relief and renewal in tin* inTalusij When Ibe hair is inclined te fall off, Renew* wW -rtngt^ ^oftb.bdr.and^*...-}^ , , . •*“•»- GROCERS i 7 P. 1W-W *» Roberta. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS Will, of enurae, wish lo see all the sights comfortnbly and cheaply. To this end the Cnnnda Nwnlhcru R’y Couipaay has. through its connections in the West and dreed ralra. by which passenger* can not ■ only visit the Centennial Exhibition at PhiladelnfaU, but can, in addition, visit the prin| opal eastern title*, with an opportunity of from tho West running directly lo Niagara Falls, giiing passengers, frotn the* train, a wonderful panoramic view of the Mlcfety Cataract, Horte-whoc Fall, the Mrcnl Rapids, and landing them diract- Coochra ore fhrnished with the Winchell I'atcnl VentiNUor. nnauritur nerfcci frotoom Comer uf Stale and Church Sl^ MORTGAGE SALE, been made in the coni (whereby the power to sell therein Ofer for Sale al He Lowest Linca Rale LAND PLASTER STUCCO WATER LINE TilTP IiIDm wet axiened by said D ? nilD '«nbe procured at all office* of connecting ttilnin lines, or at the ('nmpany'aown office*. Shingles Lath &c. drawing FRANK E. SNOW W. Cujrier. Pliny Bex i*almrra. Warne Com WANTED! lion of eight toolecnaplete look. tore. lata pins iron. ri< or anr other tool that eati b MARBLE WORKS -A.t Kalamazoo* Jklicli* on. desiring t» take out Patent*, or desiring MOliurncnU of Um? best AmerioM and Information fom th. U. S. Patent oflee. should i Imported Marble, Tubtetu and Weadr-cnvait f. a. i.eiim asXi RaitrMer of Asocr. . xtoura of ali dtmcriuUon made loOTuar tram and I’oralwii l*nr*u«*. WaAi"mm> D C. ' ,ltl short notice, afeo Granite MonnExaminatiou. free. NO PATENT SO I AY._f.ad ■ ,nent8 of tlw vartoail paltcrtia FUpjilted rorumtar.___________ ___________ ___ ! tu cufitoioera, r> oir.T Knuic TwWc and A M. IIAJCTY. Unrinw. Mieb. Having stem macbltieryfoe । and*cutli^ m ~~r: ““- qgoyfc by itantl. NOTICE. ■riahins to obtain the iboi will do well to tee Ei Miah.. Sept. Tlth ISP. nominated. DrJ. C. AYER 4 CO., Lowell, Msss., xxiKtf. PATENTS litihto, M -aden. I.1KK But tupwalks: he nearly died with the heat U>ie »umnation, but mer. The Boys in the drug More next! door, put up a job that nearly killed hitu. <>ne of I just as lives have a Gold the boys li) a match that fearfully hot dey and held it under the theomoiuelcr until jit run up to Hfr* In the shade ; then they went into his jewelry store aud argued about tho heal; be settled it by looking »’ tktombwitr, and there he Mood nearly suffocated, |irwabBut I bing th. sw^l off hie face with both hand., alley which ge to mats up ths’ and suffering IwrriUy, *hl’0 Ten^‘ hU feelings in this woy-whew: Gad; [hot, 1 with a Confederate stamp on should think so; nevwrao hot in New Orleans it? awful sick time . all die of the cholera or ydfawfever ; have*, pbgrn' sure ; earefel whWl HJM1 J VW ----- W « ksI! r>,utalil>|iiL 0411. «*..•>- I eat. Then he eatdown In an arm chair with ICT. chunk of ice fn on. hand nnd fanned himscif bum?Unwtbert O* 4’itlwd *wU' with the other, -We thtwe friend* of the boy.and their Mend, pa^ and raps-ed Hut jewelry store and grinned horrible. rfroeld Iho cool nights have settled that lher- t.sfe would like the homlsotua young 1 E. I>. WHITE. Heisncnmtc.il, long goawl. near sighted genius, n little lc*s than seven feet high, and «o slim that a six inch Moto pipe wilt slip down <<nt side of him : he keeps a Jewelry nomination of Dr. Clarence aat son of Hou. -Sbermaa * being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. or Middlerille. au '“«*d Hum, iK their range can rarely with­ Atand __ ____ or evade them. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every­ body, but also farniiilablc nnd dangerous iliscnses that human skill. __________ H bile they produce power­ ful efleets, they are, at the same time, the safest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than thu co and never give paik when the Ixiwcls arc not inflamed, tbc vital fountains of the blood, anil strengi tbo «vston> by freeing - it ftmn the elements of weakness. and conditions in Adapted to all ail climates, cont.ai ndr any deleterious drug, these Pills mav l>e taken with safety by anybody. Their them ever fresh, SOIJA UY ALL 1). Highest Market Price in Cash, . The Sunday School eontiertel nilh tliejllev. J. B. Huagerfonra Church, (the United Bretberni. at lUltitmire. held a picnic on firrt rlaM good ever brought Utbinst. The 'attendance was large. ! fully with a green back to'lt. so long** they were two hundred, the refreshment* cxcellanf and • - passel without intima- a compact that paper circulate! as money abundant, ami si) seeuie.l to enjoy Ihemsches Lad faith that he will resign." So I March, til. IKHl. without STAVES. STAVES fue ouweriber will ray the ‘Tit the Mark -d! frotn II. A. Walker Esq,, “f Martin Allegan eoanty. ierly a subscriber lo the Baa- The Ulokfard Saehine Is the only ladllmslc nlindriral Knitlin. Machine i» rxinenoe. Alt txhen not licensed tiy us. are clear and palpable Infringements on onr patents, aud wo shall held O. P. SPAl LUING. chink cur .«port«men would him; ai!| u I change un that <iay. prvdieil.n ! mruiy 10 ivriy pwoi sorss in u <»■». -tattSTstSkK. Art found wsnally as usefol a* the Sewing Nothin*. man either of bouor er ability, luti Mart ped It forcibly rt t Tv.table Republican Journal l^iOg may it prosper. and witliout pain. Although gentle in their operation, they arc still tbo moat thorough and searching cathar­ tic medicine that can be employed: cleans­ ing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood, in small doses of one pill a day, organs and Ayrn's Pills have becn\ known for more than a quarter of a century, and have obtained avrorld-widc reputation for their diseased action in virtues. They correct________________ tbc several assimilative organs of Hie ------------ All kinds of fruit, caud:cx, nuls aud raLdcj*. G»r sale at (he luwa>t priccn by John Stanley bon Sale A ralunbio young Inquire of Mamlutll Pricket. Eagle had esoccially silver frpm which • Olivet College, Olivet. Mich did not attempt to prove ory between greenback* and g> Bought very low and Tf ’i’> will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer. ■etpyeP niWiW �Pullman Palaeo Sleeping Care between tho MiiMOuri River and the Rocky mounttaina without change. • Clo*o connection outdo at Pueblo with trains for Denver and Northern Calorado. For nam, titan tables and tho “San JuMjGuidc,” add row, •. T. Ji Awdkhson, Grn. Pau. Aqf. Topeka, Kan. ikETRIOTTO PHILADELPHIA, via Steam er Jnv Cooke from IktrUt to Sandusky, touching at Pul -it»-boy. thence by the Baltiuiore & Ohio Bailroad through Washington' and Baltimore, far NINE (V) Dollar*. Over lha aau>« same route to New York, (10) Dollar*. DKHW1TTO CINCINNATI, 0., via Put-inBay, leaving Detroit al 8 SO : A M,. arriving nt Cincinnati 10.80 P. M,ftr|7,90: COL­ UMBUS. 0., over name route. 85.00 : DAY­ TON. 0., over same rent*. JC.M): Steamer Jny Cooke A Peart lo Clrereland. 82.00. The Jay Cooke leave* Detroit dally (except Bnnday) nt 8J0 A. M. ■■ Him Ar GttXKKXL'a Orricx, 1 Uttsnw, Mich., July 1, 1870./ Nuti*e 1* hereby giveti that certain lands, aituatsd in theconnty of Barry. bid off to the State far taxes of 1874. and previous years, and described in rtaicinoiita which will be for­ warded tn the offiac of tho Treasurer of said county ntime timi. in September, will be eold St public auction, by said Treasurer, st tho County Scat, on the first Monday of October next, M the time and place designated for the ordinary Tex Sales, if not previously disposed of at this office, according to law. Said statement* contain a fall description of each unreel of said lands, and may be seen un application at the office of the county STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Grasel Zd hsMf, Addition. Whore you wnl find al! kinds of FURNITURE! Of everyDescnptwn which we Lands struck' off to the State fa: taxes of 1874 oe other rears, at the Tax Sales in Octo­ ber lain, anil be offered subject to the right of redemption prescribedby law, ns well as to the right of purchase 4T the Stalo bids at this office, prior lo the sale. RALPH BLY. Auditor General. can sell cheaper Hinn say hows i »□ Bar­ ry County, for these reauoaa: 1st Because we have no rent 1» jiay 21 Ikcncw we make the most ot out good.t ourueivea. 3d. Becntsso we keep the bent c workBli. IMauorwvraMalltuod.— • Aviutux Gkxe*.m.'n Omen, 1 LaXStxa, Uicit., July 1,-1878./ So much of each of the following described tract* or parcels ofland, situate.I in the county of Barry, delinquent far unpaid luxes, far thp year* mentioned below, as will be sufficient to pay the uxm, interest, nnd charges thereon, will 1* sold by the.TrtMMrarer of said county, on the first Monday of October next, at such publie and convenient placo as he shall select in Hartings, tbo County Seat of said county, according to the statute in such owe made nnd provided. RALPH ELY, We »ll non. or Oil. cbe*,e«i*4e F»rnlture that in made by machinery. The gnodN we make f« mode Uy hand, and warranted. We I-.vile all pecaonn to call and lt.apect our gootln, fur they nl bear inepcctinn. No trouble at all t-how goods. Portka baring Pictures lo tram* would do well to g 'thorn framed uf ua as we can do It P Jraud Cheaper than any house in P ..$ County. Wo keep the Largrei n».u Bent selected stock ot PICTURE FRAMED AND MOULDinos, Brackets, PareR-HoLnEBH, Wali.-Pockktk, Sliffer• UoiAJERS, aud everything In- the Furniture line. We Invlfe all i>«rsons to call and look NEW ADVER T1SM ENTS G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. W. H. GOODYEAR, Jrh®PruL,gist, Respectfmly announce that he has again ensaspri inthcDRVG TS.lbE.lZ has in stock and daily arriting, a fre*h and genuine Stock i. Drugs and Mediones, Dye Si lfis> Fancy Goods- and in ract a. coinDrufgisf, tu th& pCUpte al greatly Re­ duced Prices. KKMEJUBEIt.thc peo pie'S D r u g St a r e indi­ rectly opposile Empire Slock One door east of Spauldings llAffTtKOH, July 18, 187C * HEALTH AKO ITS PLKASUBKS Diseases with Its Agonies. CKOO6R BETWEEN THEM HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS. Nervous Disorder. What Is eaarefcarfal than a Vrsaklag does »f the Peerless Milk Safer. now <>n exhibition at our Firn ttu«c Store. All kinds of work mode to or­ der. Kcjmiriug of nil kinds of okl fur­ niture neatly done. WE MEAN BUMNESfct!' Furniture Rooms Muth idde State Bi. opposite H. A. Goodyear’* Hardware Store. *■ oycrdoM wf IHuntr often deranres th* sjrtem. brinrt oa flatulence and wind eolfc. and •uMecta the patient to neat bodily raffocinc. A •insle dosser Tarrant’« Sdtxcr Aperient. w ill certeel the acidity, relieve the pain, cam off dy nsrves. Mothernund Daughter*. Ifthare is ena thio* mors than another f«r sKIdi ft* nil unpnritHs. andryawvias Sauctremori NEW MUSIC. ETKiis- JlL'juseiiold ULeuidies HTKHS' 0ACBBD 0KI.KCTION8. lltnnr Coi-rrv, Tnauu-n**'* Omer,) Hmtikos, August 23, 1870. / Notice is liurolty given, that the m1» of lands In Barry county, advertised by the Auditor General a« delinquent M taxes of 1873 (and previous years), will l<e held at the County Treasurer’s olfiee in Harting*, the County Seal of siid county, commencing on Monday, the 2nd day of Oetolwr next, al nine o'clock A. M„ and continue from day lo day (Sun­ days excepted), until the same shall have been disposed of according to law. M. T. WHEKLKB. County Treasurer. M»r If you want reliable information. Mftea3SS»ass H.W.P. COLSON’S INDIAN - M MUwv-t BIERS' VBGAS 0RLECT1ON8. blSSTnlo th. smalt of th* back Ml RED DROPS NovarMUoaivo,immedlrterclusf^to Wig .'run KTEJIS VCTAVO VHOBUSES. . ?*"•.?■ «•*« M. 1576, trains will run . (V! ii ii *7 £ i IW HI ? IM 74 1 00 Per Stomach* out of Order. STUBS' 1ABIAIll Music. 5S=L.>J?2ft Mymo olh ...11 JLm.m. 9. Z Howell------ W.'C m- THE INDIAN BED DROPS mwMMn* to ths pnblic. Try It. and if not per&ctlr «atl»fnc<ory. return tbo buttles nnd ths money will Sottt to any addn-ss. pcstaoe paid, on receipt of PrAddM*th* *ot* proprietor. H. W. P. COLSON, . BUFFALO. N. Y. I*. O. Un' Blt«. POSITIVELY CURED. YOUNG MEN FOR SALE OR TRADE OKI cqBoiii.TTE TEN PIN BALLS IDKTABLE STEAM SAW MILL BU.i.iaril in fgood order Jruning every day, ONE HEAVY PAIR OF MULES 7 yean old ONE 5 year dd MARK, ONE BUGGY nMrly m also ONE HEAVY STA TIONARY ENGINE, for **Jc on GOOD TERMS. For particular* enquire un the pretatKa one ntiic west of Carlton Center. aid xxillatl CENTRAL HOUSE HABTntQS, MICH. . E. STAUFFER, Prop. STEINHOFF & WOOD JJtatMad KmfMd's AMlHn. Ut«Uoek2 to » I CUsihertc.is'. Addhion. s s .■ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-21.pdf 5eda2145b2b22baea6f03a7a6c5d6a1e PDF Text Text t^jsTlNGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1876. NO. 42 VOL. XXI. MESSER & POWERS, human race, according to their standard, were “laborers, h‘ c’mga, thieves and j-ros• tilulcs," and thaw not “manor bum" were■ consequently in the claraic language of Sen­ ' ator McDuffie, i'mudsills." Well doct> Holden inject, ‘ You little fellows who nr.', It* ml roar vofc*. shunting yourselves hoarse over the whitei > railed for'Worm.” man’s party, did you over think, or did anybody ever tell yon, that Mort the wur five nigger babies were equal in representa­ Cnotta.—Comehom*. some home; tion to three whito voters.' That during Dear Wllltan, ray WUHam, oumo home I the war twenty niggcra cxen pted one whit, । 0>y William, dear Willtap. oomahoma to m« now, man in thtSouth from military duty, while ■traailed the forty whito people didn't exempt anybody." “That’s the kind of n white man’s parly I YM.WiUtan.dMr William, wa'recoturni* the flail we had then, and will have again if Tilden i UnlCM you ooma hotna to me now : is elected tnid the “reformers" gel jkkscms !1 ion of tho Government? Taney a dccsiou will then read, “White trash’ have no rights that gentlemen ore bound to re­ sped," and you will learn that “deeds anfruit ? worth are but leaves." ", kL ..r dl. Tho English grain crops are reported n.i For iniMctloo. falling off greatly frotp the estimates, ves­ sels are loading with American grain for various Euroj>can markets, and thus anoth­ er man vjusi for Tilden, and for the pros­ perity of the country. Further, the suecessful placing" of the new loan by Secre­ tary Morill is stifling clamour, giving a new vigor to investments, and ex Tilden's friends raise n shout* "Your candidate 1 will not be," the shipping in our porta lung idle, unfurl their canvas ; long-closed OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. factories open their windows “to accomp­ lish ilia object with n certainty and’ ease ran cuv a m. •1 Also for the IXL Wind Mill Which is 'die the market. cc WAGONS & BUGGIES 0 0 m ? self governing mill in l><xl Cheaper than ever; Washington, Sept., II, 1876. jtejejiii-WIjUcpIiblicairtwr ' The Death 1 ihe of one Daily w-wmoi >> . •*•/•»>£ And GROWTH POI.VTS Lot* <111 j plows in the market, Washington—Infamous 1 • 1’r-•*«. New Material. and the i Pna'.incal Lirin* Kata*. A \W.( li VLR TISIXO. R. 11 RULLOCK’S TEMPLE in Leaders in Uglies” on the Raid—Union Men can’t Live’in the South. The Ihtily Stws, the leading Democrat­ ! ic pajier in Washington, Ips just suspendI vd fur the want of sufficient support. The mb result of the rccvnl elections in Vermont gl El I and Maine nquelchod it. Nothing is now ■ MUSIC JACKSON 1 left of it but rhe recollection of “wliat it | oneo was." i This morning fsr the firat time tho Alt­ ’ an independent daily made its ap- . pcarence. Its publishers hope there is a I field in Washington for thus litJiuiL-t they Labor the “Slaveholder’s Rebellion”—The Glamour raised by Tilden—“Plug Otlll'l* A.T AGftlCULTURAL HALT. One door eaat of Goodyear’s Hardware. Hastings, April 12, 1876.;_________________________ Paper and Birth of another—’‘Still come”—Depression of GEO. M. DEWEY /.v>/7o/.’ i.v/> puplisiieh kind of a I journal. ■ There is uo end to tho Centennialitcs e.tn i tt7w i reooi w.w | <oo -iwT - ;j.'J.rMX0| W.00I ».» ' visiting tho city. Hotols and boarding ' houses are well filed with them ; and it is expected that the throng will continue to feu taunt >s. and 8 increase during the next six wedks. Let them come, our good people will see that they are PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. carod for nt reasonable rates. Good accommodation can be had at from $1.50 to $ I per day. The city is in a good CENTRAL. HOUSE. sanitary condition, rash: and no one need fear of an epidemic. ’ Wc have no idea that the number of old truu -‘< iu i ni stars; withi-uf/. G^d.ubi Ivan. Cii*rp« osmo a llittini'v. Mich., Sept seekers for employment is larger in Wash­ ington than iu other cities, In proportion I to population, but wc have In our immei diato view an exhibition of a congregated | uiaM uf able-bodied men, who ore cvidently not of those who would shirk work if । they evuld secure it. This lamentable ' state of affairs iu Washington would not exj ist ifit were not that the DemocraticHousa | of Rcprocntativcs hoped, by cutting off PHH,. W. MISKERX iEY AT LlW. Prompt attention rt*>d >il-x-.i.m. >>»eo with Wm. L. C* kb. ofth- i’Mce. Middlovillc. Miek. xxMvl HARVEY WRIGHT, DENTIST Hatt, ■ Mian. EE.lt>! READ! READ ! Special Medical Announconie rt Great Bargains Pianos Organs and !oy ( ’out fort and Happiness . TO THE Sick and AftUeted! op Hastings and DR. J. B vicinity. The Smith American Organ, HAZTLTON BRO.’S pianos. LaSURE ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every Instrument FULLY Warranted, COJtSULTA TIOXfRF.i:. -ca nil Piw and firms talcs in fids® for Nov Ones R p BULLo^^^"‘ for Michigan' ^Branch I® East Sag'naW and - p. BROWN, Piano Tuner. Political Notes. TILDEN TO TWEED. Are i^vnts for the Celebrated o WHOLE NO 1085. I supplies this year, to rcccommcnd thom­ ! sclvcn to tho country as a party favorable to tho strictest economy. They wall knew that, after the Presidential election largo appropiations will be needed, and will bt ■iraulrdy to make improvements and repairs then that should be made at the present lime, when labor is demanding employment and the wolf is al the door of so many of the laboring class of the community. The dd wooden pavement on Pennsyl­ vania avenue is being torn up, prcnantory to the substitution in its place of the Noufchatel and Crahamite In addition to the force empkyed on this work, we soe^jdong the pavement adjacent to it hundreds of laborers return to their looms, and every thing conspires “to inspire confidence and encourage tho reviving of business.” Wo thank Mr Tilden for the language above, while the people see through the glamour raised by the politician, the trickery of the demsgougo! And believing with Mr. Til­ den, “the earnest time in which such a result can be brought is the best,’’ but that sometiling more than “a human intelligence must bo at the helm,” trusting to Him ‘ that docth all things well." we will con­ tinue to cleet the Republican ticket, and wait with patience and fortitude until the unchangeable verdict of the people is ren­ dered. It will bo remembered that but a few .Iij-b «inoc in Raliiraort, nt a Republican mass meeting, one C. L. Ditty, was nearly murdered by a gang of “Plug Uglies'’ who attempted to raid the hssomblagc. A fit­ ting addenda w-s tbn m rest yesterday of one of the witnesses against them, Mr. J. W. LtltlefieW, on a charge of exciting and participating in a riot, preferred by one of their number. Mr. L. is well known and tainted Willing and his gang. Respect able citizens insist that this is one of the methods taken to intimidate witnesses, in that ward, end when it cornea to an exam­ motion bcQ>ro the proper authorities will be fully exposed. “Try the rope,’’ shouts a Mississippi “reformer'' “it works well out here,’1 and we expect to hear of its iniroduction next. The column of twaddle by such |tapera as tho N.Y. U’orWaud «9un'. the Baldmore Sun, Chicago Timo, etc., relative to tho “outrageous crcular of Secretary Camcron to the U’ S. Marshals in the South," rcft’lb the fact that Vance nud other “reform" Governora rent ’armed men to the polls in ’U3 and 'C-l, ostensibly to keep deserters from voting or disturb ing the election^ but really lo intimidate those who were disposed to vote against them, or to choke down lurking “Union" jKotimcnt that might neck to find expresson by supporting their opponents. Vance declared in 18G4 that “if he and-his party succeeded Union men would not be aUojr-cd to live in tho South.” They are not allowed to lire there to day ; and. if Tild­ en is e’ccte r the South will take in the Capital of tho nation I “Centennials,” are you prepared to seo the “Stars and Bara" floating over the Godcns of Lilmrty, aud listen to tire “Bonnie Blue Flag" instead of the Star Spangle Banner? Wo opine not. "x* Delta. ------ IN----- M. D. Reed doiircs to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where lie may be found at nil hours of any day, ready to do any work in hw line, from putting a new srokc in an old wheel, to the building of raeu anxiously looking fora sign or a wort the best buggy ever seen in tho county ol | indicating that their services are needed. Barry. Don’t forget tho place; in the It requires but little struts'! of tho imagina­ shop with Jason Rich it Bro., corner o. tion to bring before tho mind's eye die Church and Railroad Street. stat ring wife and children at home await­ xxGtf ing the return of the husband and father A currcb-pendnot of the Baltimore 6fa- (Ik-miKTutic), -after mokiug a thor­ part of North . ough canvass of all ' that Carolina where the Democrats the are strongest,' gives it us his reluctant conclu- ."inn (hat tho Istatc will go Republican. Prominent Democrats have recently made thesanieadmlsnioNI is quoted u Attorney General Taft saying be was sure his instrur-iioux to the United States Marshalls would have the desired effect unless tho re­ Democrats ceived eav4>uragcment from the North , to go on in the work of intimidation. He said the circular was made strong because there won neccsdty for it Secretary-Chandler, iu the course of his administration of the Interior Department, is constantly discovering evidences of pec­ when that department was under ulation Ihnnocmtic rule. The laAt " discovery is extensive peculation in connection with the removal uf Cherokee Indians prior lo I8C0. ’ “The Star that never, sets’’ shines with a brilliancy just now which joy and hope to millions. will carry Tho first gun of the Presidential election has been fired, nnd it felt like lite knell of\doout upon those who had conspired lo Receive the American jtcoplo and lo capture the Gov­ ernment in the interest cf its would-be destroyers on the field of rebellion. William Sullen Bryant has written ' lo an inquiring friend that ho would like to rote for Mr. Tilden, but the policy of the party which has taken him for their stand­ ard bearer is such that he cannot eonsden- tioualy do so. at As things stand sent, therefore, Mr. Bryant pre­ support wjll the Republican candidates and tho Repub­ lican platfinm. . A Washington qMxi.il to New the “The Demo­ York Evening Pott says; cratic politicians here are very much dis­ turbed over‘the situation in New York enough to admit State, aud arc candid that Seymour’s declination greatly will strengthen Morgan, no matter who be substituted at the head ticket. may of tho State The confidence of being able to carry New York, which was expressed at the Democratic headquarters two weeks ago, has given way to a feeling of despond­ ■ , ency." The Republicans majority in Maine is, by long odds, the largest wc have had exception . seven years, with the ire of the Greeley year, when tho Democrats stayed Il i* 11,000 larger at home. than List year: between 3.000 and 4,000 larger . than in 1874 ; 4,000 Inrgtr than in 1873 "; 4,000 larger than in 1871 ; 5.­ 000 larger than in 1870 : 8 000 larger It is a victory of magnifi­ than in 1869. cent proportions. It furetelbi the inevi­ table defeat of tin- Democracy in the Na­ tion. Ttle United has issued States full Attorney-General instructions to United States Marshalls as to their dutka in the elections, to the effect that all citizens must be fully protested at the .registration lista and while voting, and also from any violence winch may be threatened for hav­ ing voted as they may deem proper. Special deputy marshals are to be appoint­ ed only in cities of 20,000 inhabitanta and upward. In the discharge of their duties Marshals can coll upon all citizens, dvB- inns, military, or whatever service they may be, and no State law or officers can impede them. John Stanley sells better nnd cheaper Tea, than any other House iu tho city. with cither the glad news of sueoera, or Remember all accsnnta and notes* are John Stanley Bays that until Ten-drinks tho defending words “I have again failed. it Co., are elected, he is going to sell Gro­ due and wo must and will have our pay. This is one of tho consequences of the de­ Smith, Manee & Piieston. ceries cheap* them ever, and of the very ceptive cry of eoo“on,^w‘J,J.t,°L^ which ^est best quality. .quality. Tea Tc-‘ n ft speciality. Winc3 Wines xxi304w country is now ringing andIf ithwbgu aort’of *nd Mqo®* .... for niodicinal and mcchani-----demagogues hope to seduce the vMert of Attend the Business College and Telecal purposes, that are stnckly pure, con­ tho nation into their support- Lan tt be stantly on hand, and for Halo at the low­ aph Institute, Kalamssoo. Board only awomplWi-d? Answer in November ed price* at which first chai goods can j B »«*. xxi384w Wade Hampton, Zeb. Vance, Gorton be told. xxi25t3 Blackburn, IsUDar, Ransom, Maxey, lieWhitman’s Assnrted Uandii*—the best .nd the other ftmom, orJ■«If any body wants a pleasant ret down n the market. A foil supply at J. P. lunow, lo»J«n u> tb. rebell­ —*- Roberta’. ion JdTD.ru oooMmo, to and a quiet gloss of L let them । thing “more cheering" rren if it rtquirad I1"' AH kinds of fruit, candies, nuts end call at Ralph Jordon’s, tr. k<. ennscrioted to make H a success. • gratified. A Don-dsvdiolder could not be a . J oho Stanley. xxi2Gl man," as tho four original divunons of the - �.» THE SILVER QUESTION. §rai-|«rWj eagle. The art of March 3, 1849, auth­ orized the coining, out of standard Lcji.l.thm- Hhhtry of ths^oinagc Domonctixat tin of Silver a tions aud value, to-wil: Double eagles, each to be of the value of $20, or units, and gold dollar, each to be of the value of rThe ~ silver quartion Up to this time the SI or unite.” unit is exciting a great of measure of value in the country was' a deal of interest ib thia campaign, although silver dollar, containing 371 4 16 grains of it has not been made an issue by cither par­ pure, or 412f grains of standard ty. Democra­ The Democratic press and silver. the silver dollar ns a unit, and charge In 1851, owing to the increase aud demands our attention, for by com­ annual product of gold, in the from the newly mon consent of all civilized Nations, gold discovered mines iu California and Aus­ and silver have been, for ecnturics, adopt­ tralia, gold was depreciated aud silver rose ed as the measures of values, and the cir­ in rotative value. The result that silver culating medium was first made a legal tender in "Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interferance which will destroy the other.” . NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Pnmdmt, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, of Ohio. Fur Vie^Frtmdent, WILLIAM A WHEELER. Silver world. of the of full weight England, change became scarce. the Gt Jd was then made a Gwin, a Democratic tender, and legal the double standard was generally adopted the counlrie.i Europe. of 20lh day of Janury, 1853, Wm. M. jlcnalor from Callbill century and n ha f Thia bill passed the Senate withput op­ pewition. 258- Economy, England has for nearly two the pound continued centuries. Finally Parliament, It was reported in the House Cyrus L. Dunham, a Democrat from In­ steadiy diana, February 1, 1854, was championed and put through by him on the 15th,day j of February, 1833, and booani : a law the Tho in 1816, redured tho quantity of silver in the shil­ legal ratio of gold and silver nt 1 to 14 21. At the same time gold coin was adopted as tlw sole measure of value, and silver coin wu made afogal tender in payment February 21 i>( that year. [ (L» G/W»e, tlfi sum of 40 shillings only. and it was ever demonetized, done not because it hod disreciatcd, but because it had appreciated wu much that it would iiot lished. sccefluon in 1800. South Carolina, and identified In himself Io«m $3,407 28, just with the figures in Democratic ndminblra tions. In Jackaoo’s second term, tlio relosses wai Ita market value wax higher than its legal value. OVB LEGISLATION ON COINAGE. on this subject • Congress, by the act of grains, ing 412J dis weigh­ not circulate could alongside of half dollars, weighing only 102 grains. in The difference ard silver. their of the. following Ea- wit: altogether, and ^has Thus, by 719 11; aggregate receipta ratio of loss losses were $7,­ on each thousand cur­ In Pierce’s term tho losses wore 8161,­ 277 05, against 13,406 28 in Granl’a. In Buchanan's term they were $28,776 03, a ratio more than twenty limes as great ts the ratio of lost is and not far in which not many times greater. Taking die gross total for all receipts, the ratio of loss was greater in every Dem­ ception of Polk’s, than in Grant's. ratio of loss in Grant's second The term was to tbc enormous aggregate uf $1,4*0,222,898 62. Tho losses were only abandoned. $322,183 92. ' • What buninao man in the These were Democratic measures, intro­ country would not be satisfied if ho could duced and championed by Democrats, and bring dofrn his losses to so small a figures as this ? i , This Democratic Congress. was the first time that silver was ever de­ monetized in this country, and it has been this time, both gold and silver TO CALIFORNIA. Upto were full legal tenders in payment of nil debts The Prophet Not Without for Democratic gle gold standard, it was a error ; if it was an outrage to demonetize silver, it was a Democratic Honor in His Own Country. If it was an error to aband- The Opinion of Those Who are By this sama act cratic party, it continued to rise until its the relative valu' » ofgold and silver were fixed at 1 to 15, ( ’’that is to say, every 15 market value Was five per cent, Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Spices. pounds of pure silver shall be of equal rnfuc in all ^ay^icnts with one pound premium unti^ 1873, when weight of pure j old." Our coins, Iht .r weight and legal ratio, Crackers We brag on. Cheese. We sell the best when by the combined effect of its increas it was worth dollar, by cd production and its dosionetizAtion the United States, it was depredated in Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts.the same you buy in other places or 6Oots. to $1.00. ____ . OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than its relative market value. Tsofthe Mexican mines. ted as a legal measure of value nud robbed ire value, and disappear- >f ita legal-tender quality, ita . value Jon. ever, for WE -raruxti tio olooo orrt. Remember We buy for cash, and will not be U hl JjERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON,. Hastinga, Aug. 7th, 1876. Right on the Ground. Unsought Testimony in Favor XX130w4. Geo. M. Savage & Co’s Column. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. of tho ‘ Old Reliable” ^Orth-West. it is very strongly rumored that Cedar Rapids is to bo the Katf^ay station botwoa" and Council Bluffs. If this is lo be. and some expert been made lo that end, wo suppose count of tbs superior condition o.._______ A trip on the steel railed and well balaaud CENTENNIAL NOTICE as train from Chicago to Cedar Rapid*, 218 mites m it w*» on tho iron rail, from Ct" Clinton, 138 mlira in th* olden Um*. particular, that it ridoa m c»y m ajtllmr ta Coinage Art of * "rocking chair' that iu coaches are parlors that Its ampluyes are the most pollts and offable uantlemen tho trevallac public cm meet ing aectiou: in a lift limo of travel—ths th rm>, d tho employe., if we may ear so. l> at a htefe standard; wc . y this 17* made the legal value ratio 1 to 1G, instead United Staled shall bt a trade daltar, n half newspaper, it dollar or fifty cent piree, a quarter .luilnr or of 1 to 15 as it was originally fixed. This twoaty-Evp cent piece, n dime or .ten cent' ler ou the road made the legal ratio tbc tame as * the mar­ piece. And thr-vciclit of ihe Irado- dollar sksll of ths ---•• ha 43ljgr.uns Troy, rhe ’•weight vij-h; QI ket ratio, and the two metals again circu­ half doll, r sUli ba ISKi xreins (<rar.>mo») Bnd lated side by hide. oue-hftlf ofajcniis (granitae) : the quarter dollar and ths dime simll be ro^]x>airelv ono By the aelof January 18, 1837. Con half of the weight of die half dollar ; and said gr<HM fixed a’Mandand for both gold and coin shall be n legal lender at their nomitml The THOS.8. SR AWE, Pre-idcat. in the W«t Being repudia­ h abundant through tho cd from - a two per cont. taorc than the gold Gold rose . You can have in Any shape you want. above its legal value ; and it continued to be at was depreciated. Our Teas are all NEW bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.OO, we claim to beat the County. So outrage. of you seo the record is always unfriendly to continued the same until 1734, when sil- during Grant’s second tana. tized. euld was made tho unit of tiuMumn* or value, anil tho double standard was But, notwithstanding pure, ur 41t. Eufins of standard silver, tlio Democracy. half dollars, qunftcr dollars, dimes, half this demonetizing of silver by the Demo­ bring In Folk's time the two last acta silver was practically dt mone­ omthc double standard and adopt rhe sin­ To as much as during Grant a second term. The’ receipts In those two years amounted its, to contain 270 grains uf standard gold, being 2$.7 grains pure gold to tho dollar: half fugles, value of a Spanish dimes, cents'’ link cents. thousand dollars- about four hundred limes twenty-two cents on the thousand dollars. any sum. rent, and to aantain 371 4-16 grains fosses, $264,502 94 ; ratio of lots., $3.93 on each these gits, each to ba of the value of 810 or un­ milled dollar, as the same was then ceipts were $67,283,444 08 ; the ocratic administration, with tbc single ex­ lienee tho silver dollar went never reappeared since. April 2,1792, authorized tho coining of practically demonetized ever afore. denuminatiuns and values, to at In Van Baiio'i time the aggregate re­ exceed those in Grant’s, not lurbed by the bill: but n dollar, passed by a Now, let us examine our legislation up­ gold, silver and copper of kss Thoratio Kteutte* hundred timet ad yrrat during Grtml'J-tecund term. lar, and its legal cluractor were February 12, 1873, contains the fallow­ and the the wnnllrtt trifle brer one rent on a thouand dollart. Now compare tiuwe There is not a single Democratic ad­ The telegraph announces the death of dollar, leaving tin silver dollar at the sumo Robert Barnwdl llhtU, of South Caro weight as before. This changed the rela­ lina, at tbc age of aevanty-five. Mr. Rhett tive legal value'of gold, and silver, and Ijora 271,556 04 ; in the miscellaneous receipts do as a natural cunwquctiec, ita market’value was during the two The custonta receipts ministration in which the aggregate losses circulating medium was destroyed j hence- Be receipts arc to hardly less gratifying and MtUfhctory. metals was Tho legal ratio cf tho two it back nullification Tbc figures in relation 14.881. but the weight of the silver dol­ again, Congrtas altered the law, and put only 23.2 gr*io£ in our gold coin to the 1833 he was elected Attorney General ot disburac- Administration. changod by this bill from 1 to 16 to 1 to out of circulation This was the first time that silver was circulate with gold al the legal ratio estab­ ultra last in Grant’s. 1852 3 ; pages 459 an 630;] weight per dollar was 28 j grains uf stand of debts fur aehooL the from tho Cotnmiltei* of ways ami Means, by ling 6.45 per cent., thus establishing the was one of the leading politicians of South mente during were $110,564,342 31 ; culation. Carolina for many years, belonging to the loMaudtbe aggregate low in oripta wore $70,185,498 68 , the containing tbc following sections, to wit: U Um-WILUAX A. HOWARD. HENRY W amount of silver in tho shilling Las been diminished several times to keep it in cir­ The Death of Rhett- Which Party la hcneM Wc spoke, the other day. of the ratio of in tho course of a same AND NOW THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION,STILL CALLING iTBELF DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. THEY ASK TOAD­ MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL, ITS REVENUES. AND TO MOLD ITS POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF TfiE WAR, ALL! THE MOVEMENTS TO ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THE REBELLION, AND ALL THEi SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE­ CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD' BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES, OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THESAMEBTATES> THAT PASSED AND MAINTAINED ORDINANEC8 OF SECESSION ARE THE MAIN STRENGTH OF THIS COALITION.—Senator Sherman. > ocratic precedent $17 26 on tho thousand dollars, more than sterling in B was led into this error by following a Dem­ $1’11,566 25. while the amount of goKh in »«s5ssfcSie," TS’‘,T“ CVnsty mark-WILLIAM It POWKIta. silver is not a Republican idea, but b a purely Democratic idea ; the Coogrws of 1873 have circulated am! House of llcprcsentsti.rcs of tl.o Vailed together^withou* undergoing any mater­ States uf America in Congress Mtwnbted. dial from wl after 1st day of Juno, .1852 ial change in their relative value ; nnd up (1853), the weight of tlio half dollar, the to 1848, they underwent but one great piece of finy cents, shall bn 192 grains, and tho quarter dollar, dime and "half dime shall change in their intrinsic value, “that ho respectively one-half, one-firth and onewhich followed the great increase in the tenth of the weight of said half dollar. "Ssc.2. And be it farther enacted, that supply of them consequent upon th.» dis­ the silver coiim issued in conformity lo the covery of tho mines in Spanish Ameri­ above section nhidi be legal lenders in pay­ ment of debts for all stuns not exceeding J5.” ca in tho sixteenth century. The jvent Silver has been’gradually and KJSEISMJUr1 tec that this idea of demonetising adopted as money they increasing in its relalirt^value since 1717, FBrBUUS* IL COOK. 8o you from the time gold and silver were Bret en's American Political >en. On 1853. till furuia, introduced into the Senate a But a fourth part of what it has been." [Bow­ I »>: I lAtm Tor MvKibcr B< of of 1873, and extended to the dollar. years ending June 30,1875, were $320,­ circulate, and This state of fin­ ancial trouble continued measure of values until after Edward III. caused a depression of their value to abtiut of New York. to ceased and continued to be the legal unit fur the by all noath.d™».:W»gd“” the act of 1853 is carried into the art make to Can party with the crime of demonetiz- a gold dollar, containing 23.2 grains pure ting silver bv thg Coinage Act of Febru­ gold, tho uni*, of measure of value. This is a sorious l»th««« of 1873, oaly‘Uw differeMeof -tight - The effect of thi\art was to do away with tic orators of the West charge the Republi ary 12, 1873. bj th.Kt.flSM, »Mo«J ‘coins of gold of the following denomina­ Demo­ cratic Idea. Hastings, Mien., 8m. 21, 1876. gold, CUTTIHG HID REPAIHIHG guardian’s sale. In 1850 he wan elected to the United Jtatca Senate to fill trilvOT as follows : with the Calhoun partj. the vacancy caused by the death of John Soction 14 of this He waa a member of the South Carolina eonvention which adopted the ordinance of sececaicn. act contains the following: C. Calhoun, but resigned after two year’s service. hundred of alky." This » stiL\h0 law. ••That Ike gold coins of the failed Slate. The tenth Krtion of this act fbn.id the weight of a;»-fk « IMUd n«^»n 258 grains standard gold, sndAli» ni^tb Glorious Jim ^Thus, we have the weight of our coins now Ttxed ns f<Ajws,To wit : gold dollar, Blaine I bow grandly be stands cut, vindicated by the overwbdni4I2t grains of standard silver, being a re­ How morn pitiful than daction of did weight of tho wlrer dollar of 3i grains. ‘ But this redaction being in Now 25.8 grains ; silver dollar, 420 Im « A »•,5r6 TO TH* PUBLIC grains ; halfiluBar, 192.92404 trains—two half dollars contain Our 385.84808 graine. s HoTel. >. Mica! IO PER DA*' �^tpi-WlyllBjiliblicaiiSw. 8AIRT CflMTT. frfltltl HPH ' ;Hll’?* A Bue Bill. Litenry On Monday the 18th but. the dinner. IM. dl, pl.j.4 u„ j,.U1U Notice, LBSXEe? REPUBLICAN RALLY! Scribner For October. GUIDE R POUATE ORDER." STATE OF MICHI i-m l »‘- V. fl- R. TIME-CARD many whether the Clipper, * yuld make a run. All the members of the Clipper Club ‘are mere -—.I . i - \ ... j-t.t . - l:U r- m. .... 12;3U*.M. .. ■uiur la>»n<lSuu<lv*XM)O r. w. • 9iHa.m. Ltm: Ex*1- -.st. ,.jft - ■ ■, in «»>■• ’ 3H0 r. n. MfiP.lt. 4.-40 a.«. 1:13 r. M. - - -un.teyr—•X«(pl f. J. Item. Station Agent. 1 i’OSI'tM’PICE TIME CARD ajrtrrt. *1 \r;iv«<laily. exetplSanday. A.wat ’.«> I-. m. P. O's-Nurtb It-war, Alta. • trvtel. Dim “te Cr««k—Arrive Tureday . it m; >»a«c ll-J» » ■ - I'lltimore. Bedford. J ohm- .. i .-.i-Arrive Turtday. ThurerJ*' all p.m. leave al 2 p.m. Creek and lliekory Cornera-Ar, * Saturday at 12 m.; leave at 1 r-»- J. M. NEVINS, p.y. <01 NI V OFFICERS. " .................. SC Prindle ......................... J >hn Q. Creevy _______ I. W. Vroomaa .................... Wm Tickler ............... W. H. Power* ............ Milo T. Wheeler John Hotchkiss .............. C H Bauer •B/A Holbrook . ................... ;• ........ ....... —..Frank 6 Bowen ,«.r........... ...J W Uougbtalln _ I'crtrr Burton. Curtis Perrry (b*»i»Juretev ^rB:' ADFVRriSF.MF.NTS* TO-DAY' -------- k) Mdlnwr-JI 1. Murrili. Cwair?! ilwU! —L. E. Stauffer. Th»i« Northwestern Railway Company, Iitvstteii I'fa sain—City. All ABOUT THE COUNTY. Wanted. a Goon Bor to learn Apply nt once. theprins W. A... m ,k. C,PP.„ pUj , game than they played with the Mutuals vet thev di.l w.ll i_ _ . . ' their friend*. Naylor Holly JIB p gif Baaodiet IB s !| Livermore Ilarotn v 2 B 41 RF 4 3 LF 2 B 3 11 RF KM 1 1 1 1 0 will be found in another column of this paper. The Doctor will be al the Hastings House on the 26th inst. and invites the afiicted to give returned from San Francisoo. California, and intends remaining in this State, awl will make a monthly visit to this town on the 26th of each month giving the citixens of Hastings and vicinity the benefit of bit’-extensive experience and wonderful skill. 1’croons desiring to rent the Dinning Hall. buainet signed without delay. aests it. hi. fae belter Secretary. Ocrsldewa^i a:e gening in uead of repairs. Iwy phen (sre rwtfly dangerous to walk 'riaihedgrk. ’-irk.ii crowding us. but nevet mind. Turn out Everybody. The ladles are cordially invited. By Order of Rep. Co. Com. The Republicans of Irving organised their second Hayes And Wheeler club at Irving station on Tuesday evening. Speeches were made by A. D. Rork and A. H. Ellis. There ^ea their diparturt of Prairerilla. and Mias May Manly, daughter , .......... "■ “o-i .urs. w. a. MorWJ*rema.«tu buying .M of new good, tar ^.fabritoftlielAdire. ’jwfagfrtentl* end relative. I ,k»®«eP.i|. Enjoy it Ken. . ---- we uope our Wln ren,fmbM Ui |hal k lo look Ilav '^oet th. Ung teals. School. Our Centennial, Train haa brought me a wcjl' assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Ga*-ro for the summer and fall trade, which { will sell don. low fc CMh. I •!»> rf Iho adebnud Siopr Sowi»R M«*u» difforool Kind! of Sewing Mwhimw. >•» dim ud M«ebino Oil. I M*o nil Well 4 Cwtern Pw»|w. J. Maus ■ OppmiU Uu OSoe xxdltf HmUo»", Midi­ ? ? a the proas of the country Las so liberally be­ stowed upon it. From nil parts of the United States and the Canr.tlas Ballou's Magarine, is welcomed because the people know that in is full of Just such rending as sifita the popular tastes . There are domestic stories, sea yarns, talcs of adventures, love ttorie* of the most ardent nature, poetry of real eloquence, flue illustration*, and a nice article on fashions. t« wanted In every cribrn. far tbc Cm, I'libUeattou in the tenntal Record. United State*-la votrd to whatever I* of intorwt eonnertrd with lbs ccnnlennial year. The Ornat Exhibition al Philadelphia I* fully illustrated in dsteil. Every­ body wants 1U The whole people feel (reel iu- all of the estate, right.JitMs fliMisres Balieti rtmvrif tn tftl^Hrpartmnt lor n oral, a lint far thr frtl in.rtiJn asd Jfrternti a far each •wlieesrst >s*tr<ta«/ - it>*s* a trial. Send I DRY GOODS HAVE * tIi’^E^ENNI^iThECORD. Portland. Mr r^s/i fC^fUl F^L. _ A. CARD GUARDIAN’S SALE. Ida H. Mcy*re,(beir*of John Heyers Jr. deceased) Minors. TO THE AMEBlUAJf PUBLIC. in tbei.- cIcm Imitation cl our : enure th* people we have placed upon each gen­ uine box of liolloway’a PHU and Holloway’* Oint­ ment the fac vitsilie of tbc rigaature of our Arent. Mr. Jm. Ilaydork. To counterfeit thia ir felony. We rhall r-!cntli*»Iy punas any one who imitate* thl. with the ntmoet vigor of the taw. Ucrauit and help m iu cur ta*k et bringing the»e most untvluriplcd men to the bar of justice. U niformly refute to purchara Mcdieinot purporting to be oar. unless Mr. Jo*. Hnydoek’s signature is altaered tn each Box of Pills or Pot at Ointment and the end will soon be readied. • , n.r.w.-.^s£JSW{.lc() Michigan. all i of the raid mir uated aud be) J?ifetfcSw : Town four (4) Nunn pi rases * Dated A aguit '.,l:t. A. !>.. 1-70 , CATHARINE METERS. xxi34w7 >, Guardian. Z PROBATE ORDER'. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of lterry.su.A t a sewion of the Probate Court for the County c Barry balden at the Probate OBce, in the City < Hastinrxon Wednesday the 18th day of AnrwL. coMMiciioiA l„ HASTINGS MARKE in thia Court OGRN. Per bushel. Me. i i.vrs. per btuhci. 25 BUTTER, per lb.. MAlTe. EGGS, nerdosen. 11*12 [POTATOES. day of bearing PROBATE ORDER. HALT, eoarsc, b .-.Li/' STATE OF MICH IQAN. County Barry, as.-At BMB^aSse Where! at Em Busby's for all kinds of work in his lino, Gents furnishing goods, such as shirts, Cuffs, Colors, Xco­ lics, fancy articles of all kinds, Paper and Linen eolani a speciality. Don't for­ get the place, north side of State Street, oppomte the Phtsnix Drug Store. xxi40w4 Of th* luh day August in the Xbj^f^ffir*“- the Estats of John George verified. CRANBERRIES. p RW YORK MONEY MARKET! Thttoepon It Is ordered, that Monday the 18th day UHeptrnnbernext. at U o'clock in the forenoon, ssft Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. Gold. 1!O'.. The Fall-Tenn begins September 14th. Full corps of Instructors in all Depart­ ments. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give Ic.-etons on the new Pipe Organ. Ladies will please apply to Miss It. D. Storke. Principle. Gentlemen to II. Q. Butter­ field, D. D. President. xxi354t NEW YORK MARKET Roar; dull. Wheat: quirt, tellcn deniend in advance; »hlpers boldine od; White Mich.. f UTeTU ; Amber. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Take Notice. account must settle the same or without Bfo tbff^flrm: jobbing, 15,V01®f. aold.-JTrJ Hnwt’tiell: soft white refined. Tse; firm, bat tcyers and sellers somewhat apart LIVERPOOL MARKETS. DETROIT HARKET Dated, Grand Rapid* TO THE PUBLIC. SPECIAL NOTICE. revocation. Be- Wise iu time 1 hereby notin’ <1! pi im. AX NIAS DFNX. amaxoo. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. the September end Oeteber rush J# the Centea- . Very ebuina catue sold ingWIb. w«lrhts._ E^tttbe eDy. mmtehlngthe mostoo^quarters ft»r theleeri STdav. Il fa -Hated between two priadpto DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP E.V.M^KVC^rew^^ lirolr: Eastern buyer* taking ere "millions in iu“ Country mutual ooixott. Ail narites Indebted will take no- little .•rater. Doth Mn. yUriiT^‘r»e » Chimso fa ber ad of Fell Milliomy-Sb. w»bm U> my W U e Ledim eke wi I) be ptm-dHe ‘PPfuchiej Fteputt..-^ accordingly. eli,. them Ike New Stylm. Sept txr42wl Hasting;. flepunthlCT. NOTICE. be handsomely treated. mahhied. Mi-.b... Junes Rvmelih xxiiPtT FOR SALE at THF BANNER OFFICE ’"‘•n.talr Pricket. __ Dated Aucimrfch. A. D.'. 1W8. , SELAH W. MAPES. XXlSCwT Guardian. Bought since tho last decline in prices. Call and examine goods and priect. You will gain by it. People’ll Drug Store. W. II. Goodyear. xxi29wlt2 ' further delay or notice. List of patents issued la Inventor.* of Mich­ SALIfiUURT & Bbosskau. igan for tha-froek ending S«pt. IM. 1ST®. »»J ’ each dated Sept 6. WT6. Furnished this 42w6 paper by Cox & Cox BoUcitore of Patents. Notice. Washington. D. C. J. Van di Unde, Window Mlrrows, Grand Harvest fa post and those liulc aeoouats Rapids. must bo paid at once, sure. C. Adams, Stump Putkrs, Decatur. Smith, Manes 4 Preston. A. Buller, Clasp- Constantine. xxi304w. D. Cooper, Patching Boote and Shoes, Jaekson’ T Shellhorn, Car Brake, Marquette. M. Sparks, F1o<, Spring Lake. G. Crooks, Drill Teeth Attachment. Kal- GUARDIAN’S SALE. Intbo mailer of thn estate of Robert J Thoma* \Y. C.dlicr, Mary A. Col U. Collier, (heir. ofA6eLCoUiar.il Notice Is hereby g| anatlon to the high will] GREENBACKS at a PREMIUM ! after being made up and worn We cannot say too much in praise <.f Ballcu'a. nn i. hope lo see it In the hands uf errry household iu the land. The list of contents for the October -number is a* follows : *‘A Peep at the Batrschia"Rangoon"Tho Moose." "The Rhinoceros "St. Paul's Cathedral, London ;• "Eventide;" "Victoirt: or. The Turns of Fortune’* Wheel;" "Mrs. Rpecigue’s MateT-Meking;" "Waterspouts,-" "Love's Hubjcct;" "Bewty—TheConqueror and tbeConquered “tired r». Heart "A Pretty Young Laily. A Tale of Home Life " •Diner S»*ei ' '‘Chateau Oar­ roll ‘"The .Bed Leaves are Falling .. -Faul Line A Real Incident -." "Miss I^eds "Dr Grey ••fa" fa (Wag ;" ■•Ont Yofxa Piwrtra Sr.iuY-Ticu.tr.. — -That Taylor liny:" ‘'Bessie's Fairy; "Paul's Wi»b:“ "ObeyingOnlcrs; "Ruth­ ven's Futile I’npe "Tho Bousekeoper;" “Facts and Filnciex;" Life in ■ a Chy- ~ (Humorous IHmririxtlons.) Published by Thomas A Talbot. No. M Hawley Street. Bos­ ton. nt fl.»0 per annum, postpaid, and sold at all newsdealers at 16 cents iKir copy. Back numbers can always be obtainril,st the office of publication in Boston. ^uu...r thrr order* 1, that raid petition tho penou* interested In aaid es dowry of *<14 pethioR and the b causing n copy of thl* order to b Hajtinr- Jtepuhbean Bkusct.a and eirrulated in aaU Coanty ol Auniv’.rrary'^te.lInd States." Slse. 13 by 30 It I have a large stock of Pure Castor Oil. taMi’W List of Patents. «x?dient speaker. ? Where At A- W. Bailey’s ejected : Vice ••—-Byron Travis, Secretary— L. 8. Hills. ? • IVnrktttKt'laM.—Wocan fu rot at which you can make v Local febjijie^ Notice; All parties indebted to us by note n ■ ........ •• “»vcusg tut i,ouri Home Fridsk evening— Mr. Larned is an a ___ 8. J. Bidelman, Cainmm. For Machinery- ’.VnntT F Urge fell trde For 1876-7.- The Fire Department will rartt The «» It in coin "JOI cents on Scribner HON. SELVESTER LEAR­ NED, one of (lie most eloquent sons of Michigan, will address the people of Barry county, at the (lourt House, on FRIDAY EVENING of this week, Sept. 22d, 1876. ’ The PuLUahera of Scutaxaa.s Moxruir an­ nounce as among their attractions fur the 1 2H earning year a new aerial story by Dr. j. U. Holland, to be etf.il -dJ-Nich. las Mintuni ;' theconclurionof-'That Lass o' Ixiwrie's and Advertised Letters Lonsdale tntulin 12 cfs. of “Philip NoIsl's Friends; ' anew novel by Hill's ditto 11 eta. MissTrafton. "His Inheritance;" Sketches Shirting Gets. Liat of letters remaining in the Hasli^re P. of Foreign Travel.' by Gen. McClellan ; a Extra heavy Shirting 12 els. serie* of souMiug articles beginning with O. Barry County. Mich. Sept 20. I«7C. X "Salmon-Frehing." in October- and to include Cottonadcs 15 to 25 cte. Stephen Allen. Sylvester Annis. Fhrn f Trout-Fishing, Grouse, Duck-hunting, etc., Good Ticking 12 eta. Hattie A. Cols, Almira Brown Whitmore ect.; -Twelve Heun with the Microeeope,*' Twenty bone L'oracU 15 eta. by Mrs. Herrick, illustrated with drawings Bennett, George B, BHnwood. Jar,*,* T Two button Kid Glares 'JO ctv. by the author,and deicribing^’Tbc Ite;iniings Jones, Charles Kenyon. Eli*Pccrlaw Warp 27 eta. Kellogg, of Life." “Single-CoUsd Plant*," "Microsco­ Beautiful Shawls 85 eta. Jehiel Pwiit. William ■•eeroan James W. pic Corals." and other wonders of the organ­ ic world; the Co-operative movement in Pure Table Linen 45 eta. Wells. IL F. Pelton. Great Britain, by CLarlre Barnard (author of All other Goods in proportion. it u.i> run fostaoi^ "Ono Hundred Thousand Homes"), being tlio Cull and sec for yourself. record of an expedition made fur the benefit Sylvania Hall, H. W. White. A full and complete aasortment of of the readers of this magarinc among the co­ J. M. Ntvtas, p. M. operative v-hopo and factories of England and Clothing. Scotland; more papers by Mr. Clarence xxiaupl’df A. W. Bai let. Cook on housr-furnishlng ; more descriptions Attention Fireman of American Cities ; and many other j-apers OILS. OILS _ _______ of tereat. — . 1— 27 • consider business pertaining to the Bell. Ixrt all attend. Seven o'clock—sharp. w; r. Hicks, Chief Engineer. field 110 The Qvil Serviev, -Suspected Dnlies,"1 «^n«Un■, *wl American Copyright." The Old Cabinet contain* -A Discouraging Experience, • Criticism. ' “Hawthorne," «ie. I. T. yulnn has in "Home and Society" some timely directions about fall planting. Iu ••Culture and Progress" Darwin is discumed ; the "World's Work" describe, the artificial production of Ice: and in "Bric-n-lJrac" there is a description of the manner of admin­ istrating religious diKlpUne in n certain col­ ored household. 0 0 1 I — 1 2 .--on RS8* Great Fair by lp>nald «. Mitchell, also a mP*f by John Burrougbe entitled “Autumn Ji*M0!7 »J Iteyesen called -The -Vt. , U*. ,hl’ 5**"c : cuuiinuationi of That Um p Uwne'a ' nlld -Philip Nolen's Fr.en.1; and |..h-i1u by Kicliard Henry Shodd>rd. Mary Rapt. Dixige, and II. (\ Mey- ! .MT* 2 2 ;•» 2 2 4 .*. VU .rite* Huvs C Jordan P Sid mor*88 K.<k I B Green Fry Parker Bristol 1 ■i.k. cuuus i. si 4 — ' beer Kock 3 2 1 C leumc* in inn city ot 1"'" •j Higgins CF Muulgotucry 88 Moore Tray KARRIACC cum;, 'J ' I'XLAl I (lippers and ■Bd very firm. EX'.SKR . �»tatk or MicBioAV. READ THIS By the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Raikoad, the new and popular fine from Atchkwn and Kuwas Citv, via the beauti­ ful Arkamots Valley, to I’uc do, Colorado Sproga, Denver, Canon City, Cucharaa. De! Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and till, jioihts in Colorado, New Mexico and Aritona. Special round trip tickets tD Denver, only *50, allowing atop off privil­ ege* both ways on the main line, aud at Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pike’s Peak, Low emigrant rates to the Sau Juan Minea. Pullman Fulatx; Sleeping Curs between the Mi-.-ouri River and the Rocky mounttains without change. Close connection made at Pueblo with trains for ’Denver and Northern Colorado. For maps, time tables and the “San \ Juan Guide,” address, T. J._ Andebsox, . Pa»». xtyt. Toiwka, Kan. XX52tf A Governor. CEmn GraOjW Maa B. R. MICHIGAS RAILR0AciafKAL ‘xu-b^E table ZZ TOdeg EffecTTp, l61hile,6 CCOLCMBUB TIMB.) - ®jeto N0MH7 - SALISBURY & BROSSEAU « IN OTOtXT JULT STATIONS- A GM RedBction io Prices! COING EAST. :s Mix ad. FrxvivM. Dealers tn all kinds ________ ______ tricL coMistlnx tho eunnllcw of Barn- and Eaton; a lioi^vM-utoti.o each of tho two lleprtovntatire Hhtriet* into which your county I* divW«l. You ora ah® notified that al raid Grncral EJoction. tha foliowlnc Amrndmenta to tho Conaiitulion of thia Mate are to be rabaiUrd to tho people of tho Suu for their adoption or ejection, v.*-; talo^natint^lliiooraj^vldcd for by Joint Roaoln- FURNITURE, UjtoWtn IM Brackets Frans. 8c IWffilM is- VniparaiM.Ai Ur-r..'. THUMB babt And an anrandmant 14 Bratfoa 1. ArUotoSLra- Look hej;e ! What! don't yon think we can sell cheaper than tutjr firm in tho State? can do it. for, with tho help of llovird Otr Marahalt, IBl Look here! Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds *ui.*i"rioLi>Es . Serr»tary of State. K«ndalivUfo Srh null raft. SSTfiL. An ameadmmt to Section 1. Article », ralaiive to ' _ Valparai1 Uukvll'i. »e ■s 4 00 l _ II1 TTplNU SOUTH. no.s|no.« no.i HTATIOS? J. M. HEWES, NEW AD VERTISMENTS G. P.Rowell tCo’s.Column. PKNxwstnLAB nrhaioMi TIME TABLE No. 8. and be happy’ again So to the Mountains of Colorado, CHICAGO .fc LAKE HURON H GOING WEST. wc guarantee Satisfaction. JUarmoa. Hoarse furnfohed free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth Wo Lanai sa—With ran giro you better figures than over of­ ran IteilrocJ. for fered before, far wc make the mnxt of cur 3::k£.'t±s Coffins and Furniture. re# Salisbury & Brosseau Hastings. Dec.. 22. 75. 52yl “the mm" IDOO BOLD LAST Sm>N WITHOUT ONE FAILUKE Oil BLJECT103 Apcrien'.. im BOypjBT ALL DBCOOISTg. $55 877 ro~W.A.t?.“iteS5£ sstsTa^wwaiiteis,’;: tlB A DAT. _ ______ , WESTERN LAND?: il llo.Hnxi.Middlevifie. and Grand Bapld*. • 11ATTI.I CaaK-Wilh Mkhlaoa Central R. B. Mrall vointa C.i»t and Weet. Vicxrnritu-WUh Grand Kapidak IndianaR. F... L>r H-.Ubarrt. Cincinnati. Fntt Wayne, BlurKemiilviUe, Mendon, halamaxoo. Plainw.U, ayUi.J. Grand Rapid/. Ml * * Morley, lii* Rapid- ■>---ScHootxaarr—V Shore-k Michlnn pdadplm. .^itE.t!iigw,^jdBh'-vrsgigog . jtes2.“5,S!«s tfcirirtt.’ri; "wU-’CSW "?!Sa*telsvsiiA?s5: * lo the rwitflrraiont* of the Coattftutioa and tbc reeolutiocr uf the* Lesiihtare submittinx them, vb* Alt. etneodment ilrikint from the CoMlitution i-neti.iu 47, Artielo 4. Lraulatlva Itepariuent which Southern s. K_ for Elkhart. Laporte. Cbiraro. and 1 Ilxa'iiWithLoeiralUt.New Albany kChicaxv It. IL. for Loci.rilU. Krw AH.inx.abdF<ratb- na City and all point* in tfeeth Vfara. r No. JI. U«» <f I»^. rits.lk HOMESTEADS, HAND RAPIDS DIVISION. QKEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. iiiMi. /,«, •ctelnrar addrauto 8. J. (<1L- The Reliable Short Lite EAST AND WEST. ■ S«|tTS H•flTBHaa ^Capital & theCampaign of 18 76 •BAND BAPIDS AND DETROIT th* invanuMut haa bwwmsuaeW aioce iu onraul- JOHN Q. CBESSY. benS ol Bury Can tUUyUsOHLr KACIILXEStbUeouH ran with tmAl TIME TABLE SALE ON EXECUTION. mon allday traiui. a. train ha« Fullraao tan throach to •HINTED OX'» YOUR WM. EDGAR. ’ Gen 1 l‘«a»'f«r Ar'i. IlamBir.n. of tilktr t*x, »»•■« or «U. inkeritai •rwctvirftl. STRICT L^'r'lLl VA T E CHICAGO J . A. P.ltGoi ’ Ktl-lW. raGDIAiLAKE SHORE M WdjttG, Jauliua & Jailsai 8*1110*0. SHORT LINE BETWBEX - MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTK JlliAnviDo SJ5 •.$« Cbiraxo aad Grand parfecl and pcrraaatnt eurr*. A rn.LiiafUl • cnee .n or»rK,«Druu. All c-.tnmcnie»U..r KTSjM Detroit. Mtehipn. « /Wiraaii SZnycri. TRAINS GOING SOUTH XXti Summer Time Table, m. in. DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. TiWtWk, Shepard <C Co., BATTLE C2ZEK. KXOa These unrivaled machines and repairs for 0. T. SADI/i. GRAIN, FLOUR And Mill Feed Gnii nmnom (Mast Corner Woodbridge & Shelby Sts,, D.r tea (10) | by ' «XUM Er STBY1OH. ^Igreble&rksseu Board ofTrade Building, Detroit, Mich, B,U.C1I .V NOHTO’S Statlicr uuie are supplied at lowest- factory prices CasuulaiionMerehaata and deniers in Hastings, Michigan. Iu bUliou. PENSIONS 4853230202002353534823534853 To whom Pensions are !SS 11» iV Detroit, Mich. John H. Wendell & Oo. rraneaa. FLOUR, 5-1 GRAIN, PORK AND SEEDS. . and 5G Woodbridge* St. DETROIT, 31 U j CMcaio, M IiH i Mc MICHIGAN. Wheat a Specialty. JC*<nbllMlacd America o anti FareJpi l*atral». M IS ssauu. UNI Lanainr. Btginnvr, She Kifi 3 tel 8. phlMofitxly paaw.. Old Bounty Land Warrant*. Fruit Lands in tiie Michigan fruit belt One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Exchange ’W-Jfor a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence Carnap,. Sta ail taital. . WASHINGTON. 10 W.t NKLI.. NKWTON. Council Bluffs and Omaha, Without Chaeso ol Can, THE ENEMY OF DISEASE 1 THE FOE OF PAIN FOR SALE ?S-.‘5 !■« UU"-. • ,,nr JOUST, JtOXRlS. umr, lacon SO. HOLINS fVCXlrivt DAVKNPOHTj *£r5Ct£Zr5'jrlV TO MAN AND BEAST ■ ruvWltb l>etmluHn><iak A Southwwlera nSftUcavc Dally at/oi** • . Lna»«n worth k AlrhUoi! Ex- M| United Stale* General Land Office. I* the Grand Old mustang Arearn of Wy aud Bounty. Honiara, and fiailon of th J lata war. or liniment. « years'*IB8 NO 8T00D TIiETE9T 0E HOUS IT W KAISAS UHE. lMTMW«Tn. ftBebrM*1 rllS^'lKDUir TEXEITOB^’ COLORADO. AXI> XE” ioxico. . „j � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-25.pdf 48a4189cd0656d9a5e9f9a0a053f9203 PDF Text Text SJEnflCX-NXTSF >-■ X T .•y leBiicai Boner. VOL. XXI. NO. 43. jl,;^; HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1876. -klf fiepliWicaji hpper ! VP nr WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY OUR CENTENNIAL scon it in the four months since the open­ ing, is the opinion expressed now,on every hand, and- it is evidently pretty well found­ ed. The sturdy yeoman and the represen­ tatives of Cities and Towns all over the Country are now turning out in their might, filling the hotels and crowding the thoroughfares beyond anything that has lately been anticipated. One of the most attractive and instruct­ ive exhibits in MemoriattHaH the Art Gallery is the collection oPGroek arid Ro­ man Antiquities, objects of nudiocval art and Italian Brauses. This collection be­ longs to Alessandro Cutollaui of Rome and is now exhibited to the public for the first time, arrayed in a suit of three rooms in the east corridor of the hall. In ojie rodm are the marble embracing sixteen busts, mostly’portraits of the imperial time in Rome, two statues and a coujic mask of Hercules. They arc all rare works of art. The room containing the engraved ems and personal ornaments pnrtmldy attracts the most general atten­ tion. There are rude necklaces, amulets and ornaments for the hair belonging to die ancient bront period.. Beside them it a case of amber ; come of the pieces be­ ing simply pierced by a hole iu order that they could be strung together, the sub­ stance seemingly being too precious to be cut, and others carved with quaint devices ailaplcd’to the shape of the piece. In the next case arc several ornaments, found in the cemeteries of Etruria, with scarab beads, and figures in glare and silver, plat­ ed with gold. Next come the gold orna­ ments from the ancient citt& of Carre and Clusium ; specimens of the earliest Eutrusean work in that ancient art of granulat­ ing gold—an art preserved only in tradi tiun for centurias aud but recently redisoorurcl by Signor brother IU Ri.mc. Among the specimens here exhib­ ited are simc of the finest kind, showing ale uhtis that the art was at its btest, and others, again of au earlier and coarser quality. alamazoo The article# arc in both eapulatcd and uncapulatcd gold. There is a small flask shaped something like an amphora, in which the minute g’obulcs of metal arc soldered to the surface in fine rigrags,-and other patarns of peal delicacy. Another fine specimen i* * strip of"gold with granu­ lated lines, between which is a row of birds In rdief. J ust above this a beautiful rose-shaped ornament, with a findr carved bead in the center, and beside it is a lovely wheel of gold, ending in acorns ofexquisite workmanship^ From Greece, the cities of Mctapontum and Tarentum yield orna­ ments of tho llalo-Greek style, made 350 years before tho Christ. Hern are car­ rings and oraaroonts iu gold (whoso use is uncertain) of unsurpassed beauty and ex­ cellence. A pair of hdix-shaped whorls, terminating in nobly carved women's heads; an ornament like a brooch with elaborate rusettos and pendant', a pair of dolphin#; Cbuho of stars and birds--all show the work ofmastor artists, and indicate this as the best period of the goldsmith’s art. From a period of 50 years later, ore neck­ laces and carriages and pendants in gold and colored cnwncla, perfect specimens of the new method already hflucncing and hastening the decadence of the nobler art •of working tho pure metal. These butter flics and birds rcsplendant in green and red, and blue enamel, the cujrids and wing­ ed animals, spirited in design, but oVtfelaborated and too minutely finished, give us glimpses of Old World luxury such as no words can convey. Tho excavations from which those precious ornaments were taken were made by Prince Tbrloma. 8o rare are they that the British Museum has only one specimen. From Syria arc COME A>U SEE MEI fragments of rich diadems, medallions, and bracelets of the Ptolemaic period of GraceEgyptian art. Here is a remarkable band or spray of vine leave# with pearia for grapes, and beridc it grotesque figorea on pins and carrings, with a general lack of refinement in the design and finish id marked contrast with the 1 taioGreek work. IJcing a business that Deeds n grmrt <bm! Following the decline of tho art under the successors of Alexander wo have Italoof experience, Greek funeral ornaments of an era 100 STKBDIXB BROTH KB*. year# before Christ, then tho worguous After many years jewdry of tho Imperial time, when gold in the business, can truly say that they . was largely used us a mere Betting for em­ can do better work, and give belter ®itr *rtin PIo»*r«l to .. ends, garnets, and other atones; and, finally, out FACTORY D«MiM Isfaction than any ether firm in this with some examples from the times of notion. W. H. Slobbin., the wmtor Charlemagne, when tho workman had loot their mining, and the noble metal had urnnbor, wllb U>« raperim™ of • Fot T1e l“xT S'XTY °4Y» wi vUL stLL Sfflfflffl nil FISH BIKIS., MS KFaT IJL <>i0 BUSINESS CAM At prices lower thah ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PLOWS AND CASTINGS. In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings', we hoi'e a full stock of POINTS Swrnyrpr and Q«n»r», lOI.KIlOOK, rberA Bailey’* for the G , C , Komnsox, Doihie and K Plows. Points arc all ground nngrou nd ami sold at I lie same price points. • _— OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. irroj-s; JOHN-STANLEY is the VICTOR. hiuuier M M. fl. HAYFORD, 1TTORXEY »-,.<• .: .cllor nt Law. an B|.«ek, Stale Street, partnership* .' >?'; ,!f ~ FhrHeuuw. For- ~ —■■ ________ xxl.'4f W'L ' ’’JOHN, A ?el,ghtj-" OLF.M.D. V’"tel I'.V, .c“h ' -I ---------- ..urf xuenc?,: "■ •» r„ . .“mStL.1 xrn ' -Br-intx ■' ' n AXI> f rnoBnw-Hwe. -M*ch. AlleaUs attrad- ,>iyAKK' . 1 ■ I'lll'KIIAM, rl,’WlAX SUBQRON, inn,,. ■" ancn. ____ xxatf For fill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees’ Sugars, Canned Goods, and al I oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. JOHN STANLEY, Hastsings, June 12, *76 ___ '■“undertaking WOOL. WOOL. CABDING- Ite-. will nlwoyn gin- bl" MlUoc Io (bin ot their CTlraMro Hrane end Trw. funil.I.eJ when "rh?EI<«rte B.lm w»l «* TSh io «1 nil i. ic nod C«d 12 I™ when desired. lB*4»ft, i. ‘ ■'"•Uru. i'ndertiki.,. vided into four compartments for cosme­ tics—once the property of some wealthy Roman Lady. Hero also is a fine collect­ ion of br -nxe and silver military orna­ ments of the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteeth centuries, and some heavy gold article* of adornment in more ancient style. • Tho collection of engraved gems con tains upwards of 270 specimens. They have a case to themselves and n number of them orc framed and hung up, so that they can be viewed by transmitted light and I heir exquisite workmanship studied to advantage, the cullcotion form a com­ plete history of the glyptic art from the earliest times down to the fifth century of Christ. Here are Arayrean eylindera from Ninevah and Pcraepolis : Greek A rabs, amulets and gems in intaglio and cameo—many cf them published and known to collectors as among the most note­ worthy examples extant. There are my­ thological subjects and imperial portraits on sardonyx. Thus in this one collection is to be seen the refined execution of tho early Greek and Roman, where beauty of design is tho theme—and the Roman cameos, with their nrnro or loss realistic portraiture : the student can ask for no more than ih's. Of ring# particularly gold, there is a collection of upwards of 350, extending from tl>c earliest Tyrrhenian to the end of thu sixteenth century; besides gold thcro are rings in silver, bronze, glass, amber, and several kinds ot stone. Many of them arc of special interest to arch­ aeologists. Ono contains an intaglio po< trait by the engraver. Apollonious. An> nothcr is a superb piece of carving in amber. Here are examples of the various styles that obtained among ancients and iu medieval times from the monstrous seals a# large as a silver dollar and an inch acruss, loaded with ornamentation and figure devices, to tho coiled snake—which seems to have been a favorite form—and tho plain gold band without a lino of chasing or engraving of any sort. All those may not bo appreciated by people unfamilliar with ancient history but they interest all who have an eye for the 'curious and instructive wbsw there is such an endless variety of things to bo seen and written about, one can only dip in here and there and give the striking pointe. My only aim in these letters is to give a faint idea ot what the wain features “ ’ ““ ’ of the show arc. Veras. STEBBINS BROS. Hn.U»«».J«lX'SStb.mn. **»“' When oil paint cannot be afforded for fences and outhouses, a good whitewash will look well and bo durable. The (bl­ owing wash is excellent: Take a clean borrell that will hold wa­ ter- Pat into it half a bushel of quick­ lime, and slake it by pouring over it boiling w tor, sufficient to cover it four or voter, and add two pounds of srIbImU* of __ PAI STS AND OUTHOUSES Fanner- and others often have ohthouses to paint, Lut they cannot afford to use white lead, and they ask “is there no kind of durable paint that I can tUc which is cheap 1" . To meet this demand for cheap paints, every owner of land that contained a substance that could be ground, or pul­ verised, and make paint when mixed with oil has barreled up. this commodity, brand­ ed It ‘Mineral Paint," and put it in the LI-v_____ L-V-A Jin*- . ■ • .. wash tq harden on the r.ood-Work. Add sufficient water to bring it to the oonaiatcncy of thick wh’ '& ’ash." cream color, add 3 lbs. yellow ochre. For fawn co’or, rdd 4 lbs. ember, 1 lb. Indian red, and 1 lb. lampblack. For gray or stone color, add 4 lbs. ure> bcr. ana 2ms. iaspblMk. much more durable than common white- market; but twenty years of experience with the most of thews paints shows that they are of very little value; and my ad- them, m they iuu*L,be mixed with linSocd oil to b<tof aay valuo on buildings ; and this kind of paint soon fades in color, and bcnefil of the cows, but for the money it is washed off by the rains after tho first sea­ pv'j in to the pocket of their owner. Two son. Tlic’C is no kind of paint that Sands of ladian meal, worth at most can be used on outbuildings, or any other roc oenta; and the same quantity of buildings, that will giro satisl'action, ex­ wheat bran, or middlings, not coWing any cept white lead and. linseed oil. Zinc makes as pood u paint, but it is dearer than lead. . Then we have “chemical" her incnrse of milk will be. paints that also ore good, being made in part of xinc, and ready mixed and colored. rtya : “If the dairyman ■ prepared t> I can recommend the “Averill Chemi­ cal Faint’’ thus mixod and colored, ns equal in durability to white lead, but it coste about the same price as lead ; and I have found no advantage in using it over white lend. If an out run’ o7n whole seasoc bou.se first receive « good heavy coat of oftst de tends upon the crude petroleum (kerosene unrefined) put. on with a whitewash brush, then let it dry a few weeks, and then apply a coat of white lead and linseed oil, and you will have n print that will not be expensive, whijo it will be vciy and wheat-bran in equal quantities, or ten durable, and equal to two ordi­ alone, will rnswsr the purpose to keep up nary coat* of peinL Crude petro'oum has the condition .of the cow and her flow of been selling,»low as ton cento per gallon milk." by the Varrel. been altogether debased to secondary uses, PROFFER TIME FOR FAIKTXHO, &C. the collection ends. In the same case with these oraamentr October and November are the best tell-------. . . _.j ------ e.i_ t__- montlis for printing the outrides of build- type, polishes rags. It is folly to hire a printer to paint iog stick. B outbuildings, when the owner has nothing or swear at th 1 “i•J* —in whinb noaeody that bo can work at himself to advantage, the compoata P«P»”d- donnlinn*. Here, too,- WELCOME MARBLE. MKM, »■>•«.«< know how k>UM paint brush. He ou k-ira in one day to do a fair job, notwith­ standing that profraioual paintar* *p»y aay that he a ill “apothe work and waste a great deal of point." Anybody can mix write lead and oil. Four gallon# of cil arc enough for‘100 po *nds'of lead, and a L»od color for any bouse can bo’ made with burnt umber, as light or as dart ;m “ ^you ploare. <Jsc half raw and ha’f bailed oil, w:th no drier, a-d buy Fur oil# of oil merchant* when yon can. have juft F nigh; raw oil at 65 oenta, and boiled at 60 cents per gallon, by the can of tan gallons, the rh^p^ that I over purchased • it, and of good quality. Buy the best of brushes, m a two dollar brush* is cheaper :n the end than one of the same sue for one dollar. If you have fences to point, o-e ofyour boy# thould do the work. Lot him learn now to do it by practice I have often made a good fence paintar of a boy 16 to 18 years old in a w&>k, than be can be set at outhouse painting. In brief farmer# should seldom employ a profeffiional painter for any kind of wort, when they have som grown almost to uanhood, or when they tncmselvm can fiad time to do their own painting and : re expense. I refer to men who are compelled to be economical in these times. Painten, however, must live as well ss other people by their tr la. Let us take a took inside of your i Jellir^. These rooma need painting !>adly. Get some white lead, -nd spirits of turpentine (no oil)r and ct your wife ot daughter print one room on trial. Many a lady I j. on » painting “rig" and painted rooms almost as well napn-nttoal printer. Or in the wintergasson, or on stormy days, you might paint ihew rooms youroclf. One doesn’t know what ho can do till he makes a trial. Money sated in this way is money earned. I once know a ladvwho .bought her wr dding drma with money her father gave her for paiaiiag the i uide of his house. She was Dot to proud to do it, and to-day she hives on a fiuo farm, and paid for from her labor ss well as that of her husband. RURAL TOPICS. GFREuBLE & ItUSSELL. . e--------------- - -------------------- —- 50yi THE VICTORY IS WON ! fish. LETTER. Philadelphia, Sept. IGth, 1876. More- people will visit the Exposition during the remaining few weeks tbau have rURUSHER: ••’ i'h.® ; WHOLE NO. 1086 �““^^•“bwu^jnpW OUR NEW YORK LETTER . OUR WASHINGTON LETTER Demoorttio Ch 1 SanIM Rgforrn. General Hurlbutwa dhila guiahed mem­ Washington, D. C., Sep. 15th. 187« EDITOR ber of the United c atm H ouae of Repre­ sentatives, thus da Bribe* the Democratic lUniHt*. Mio«h SmH: 25, 1876. practice of civil-scrmcc reform. “How haa this^Hcrusc applied civil' That -troublea never ooms singly" been proven in the case of the Bourbon Democracy within the past two months , Tilden was no sooner nominated than service reform in Va own appointments ? Hu it retained con [«ujnt officers or ap- pointed new ones fc 1 the sole consideration of fitness ’ Sir, th » advent of this Dem>use to ’jidwer was signalized by a e sueh m has not been seen Lean, gi tint, famished by long abstinence, the. multitude of applicants passed belief From Maryland to Toxas HAYEH’ PLATI^OBM i "Honeat money for al), and free \school8 for all. There shoula be no inflation which will depreciate the oiie nor" eecteoan intarferance which will destrdy the other.” they made miaerab i by bnucn importunity. They trooped to the plunder as tho vultures seek the carcass.A Yon selected a door­ keeper on the sole ground of his experience in the same cap city in the Confederate Congress, and you summarily turned him out because he bogastly wrote to a private friccd what you aft felt, but dared not say: that office wag a I »d thing ta have. It was hard on Fitskugh, for he was not tho that felt “bigger than NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. only man on the old Grant.* For Frrndrnt, RUTHBFQBDB. HAYES, of Ohio. For"'Viet-Pmufeat, WUAIAI A. WHEELER. of New York »- '•You turned oi l eterk after clerk, gray and experienced a duty, and filled their■ places with partisans." “You removed disabled Union soldiers,- IMPANY. B welter BoeinoM- roimiui. Australian New-Yorkers all cheered thetr Tb. «t L«i» HobiuMo ^ontrvmen to the echo. But they win* hr Gr-nroor fapta ol ~ 1l.„ 'ofajod, Md > M- the moel UKmnife»L Americans, a» v •.Hr —tuur .Ita., who the worn deMill, flo™ we <ticeoftho 1farii, uf their erm., nude ibem Hetorm SEW YORK (mA Itlll.BOkb F,ol,l mmrtunen »lh« “ ,l eouodoeo end hu oxceptiooel eeidoila e> fonnen £“<1 ,cueld mukmutabip—*b» del'bede, oog w.iling .hotaing “W • *“*»*“ r.rwd u ,lIW| . a^dmop bed fix ; his siiA®. *D<1 be down in t"“cy P°" ■ .-■■■, — I E?w ^YBtTytou. sitiOoM, and draw a long careful sight, what I -rdordl,-. 'Se i. he in eeUtal work t wlulJ»dd .ooh ■ man do against Sitting Bull . yhy don I ni«.' theSteiatyrr mi aht ■/. , they practice shooting from the ahouider ? when I w» a boy the good marksman wu K«Tt i tk. JOiSJ tioooffa. Uhta.. n.™ M«miMd dtrifaeuM tad £ who Sid ta£o a Mjnirri on the j= that be bed, u ia alleged aod geoenil be- aoueual eoldowe orer P inj nr . drer on tlic run. Thus the sports.*ui .e.iT ujBllh „„ Xmtader pome far the " lierod, committal purjory to aroid payiog f™“ ' “““J1.8*’? (him Maioe, bi. .Hotted .bar. of th. eapeoae of a war ,l‘“; J, f^ <h.t the K»or Few York moi who ■»«,«rird .hoigtata. Th., fargel fad ihta kind of diooe-| ---------,_,4-------------- pncipiutal b, tbe political part, of rfa™ Statai rwrwai Egi. „<* fir Hook., or Ihgoom tai for rtki ha w» recital M a b»d.r. II. P»bb»u -’tH1s>^TINg“ STATIONS wm found ebarital with b.rior appwpm- er than it baa been ’“'J ■ u hwo. During the lato war it will ba re­ membered, Berdan’s sharp-shooter* could MtabiaowhoqUm-Mdanr doBm. The, bar. !rep batterie* silenced by picking off____ fukstON TICKETS^ committal to bi. emUod, u a metal compmbe.d the-I b g inner* at long range, and nwiy an officer . m**. —Ill I— -■ .11 _ ■ taut. Ho wee openly a~~d of baafaf i. tTXfa! upon who', life Ita fata rf. Ml depended was diubkd by these thousand yard I swindled thousands of laboring men out of been altoget * . 0 And M ihi countrici that I fa.fn.iuof their labor, b, th. fund.- the eounh, . ~d, In W. ir" rre but prepared for war. hare the fewest | .----------------lenti-neoffaiopl-um. He wm known men. ore. fa -be emo . .btta^wbom«. arnntyfoTtho ^United State*. There b no SAILL*k™b, D. K. BOID, Jr, to b.reltan intimnlol, aaeoelatal with a ifa dmtateuon, .nd who ... » detataW a record which would not bear a 1 dose inspection was unrolled to the ' of > multitada of «utui« •>"* ' Th, former ooedod u> mienmoopc lo Uctfaofdm dmiwtur ul Cb.rUun “^faefad of hl. came the hordes ,< office-hunters on the trail of their unhafpy patrons, whose life very g*» Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ring of tho woret knarea tfli erer diagrae-1 in that ptupom now,and filled their places with others of an­ ed the politirol annals of New York eity. I This is why the Republioans of Maine and ‘ other stripe, and Would have made a clean He forfeited tho rrepect and confidanoe of Vermont, no ».U« Jww they-pH ™ - every friend of hard money by his dmJJJJ ’qiMrtbB corotsl np. Rafiy,I sweep but for the popular indignation. (graceful capitulation to the- repudiated I aDj the other * reformers" of th i of the hand-writting on the wall, . ( the West in order to seture their sup-1 city, port iu his race for the Pmidcnt. Hi. midihey are aick-oo prominent Ikrno-' , ^•■pta-mfa- bar. bta. faown to ££ OLDIK, ever before known. . “You hare twice exhausted the con tin- be so moousistent with the pracatiec ot a Hendricks is bicker than» gent fund of the House by needless and life time, and with the traditions of his j, of tJjen,. ft» a sick time for Democrats,, extraragant sums vxpendod for witness**) party which he has followed with the the capture of Tweed is bothering them• on trivial matters, and have run up bills to bigotry and blind real of a devotee that fcarfolly. and there b more shivering sod be met hereafter by frightful amounts for fa. «r, tam"n>t>Tm-|u. eumofab. fbMnsi. ri>«.w>ong premmenl mem^ . cunning , »ILbcm of the party, than be lact regarded. as a synonym .for thi of lo a htUc.for Ife>r he making and printing your investigations. “You hare insulted the President by tricksters. The Southern States were se- Olghl oul the mfcrela of the prison resolutions demanding his authority fur lected as axperixnental grounds, when it I house, and his return strikes terror to their the exercise of his official functions out wu propotad ta orereome fae iulelligew I beta TiHta who wu bi. council fad eoeFtakm.offa.mmta, ielheieb»lilil, H“«^^’i»k1^ |« ‘h^.°.f.1g! side of the city of Washingtdn, and have spoils,' went back on him the moment he party, by the un-1 been ignominiously convicted of ignofance to the rebel-copperhead ... -r • . . got into disgrace aud he fears that the Beas of law and of history by his crushing re­ stinted use of money. Vermont and I may jjj exactly how dore that connocV‘ 4------ in “ I1 ion was and bow much of the plunder he pl,. . ' Maine have spoken in thunder tone “You refused at first clerks to some of the committees, but hare surreptitiously and in detail appointed more clerks than mtrru. wiixxix. “You have demanded elaborate reports on all manner of subjects from the Depart­ ments, and hindered the public service by exacting these replica on matters which had already been officially reported and AND NOW THE VERY’ MEN WHO MJttJGHl AND VOTED TO BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION, STILL CALLING ITSELF ^'DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL TOTOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE GREAT TOWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. THEY ASK TO AD­ MINISTER- ITS LAWS, CONTROL ITS' TtEVENUEfi. ANDTO MOLD ITS*’ 'POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN- didatE^, Though living in THE KOPTH, -OPPOSED- EVERY MEASURE AW THE WAR, ALL TII^JIPVEMENTB TO-ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THEkRKBBLLIGN. AND ALL THE SAEBOPdiRD* ADAPTED TO 8E- TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD BRING INTp .THjE CHIEF PLACES OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO The Grat Sotto TtaiiM®. to the tail, aod 'be various pp«"> ben., Hid.,. K Sw T»t. SqA- 22,1876beUlebed been » prolta“, l1””. ntainftaled. Potltfal* — Bu.faeu — EMiion Note. hl„ Ita w Th, Groot Shootinc M.tch-The The immaae Id* I»Y^*“* were in print-’ Such is tho foretaste of the reform we have had in tbs House of Representatives. That u the . ply branch of our National Government t iat is now in posscesion of the Democratic party. - Where ia Barclay, who survived during great numbers of adminis­ tration j ? Where are the soldiers of the Railroad CALIFORNIA of jicoplu were present,and while each ns I TMBcmtJAO<» A woxiTH-wE<rr.B!.- raiu tionality expressed unmistakably, Us de I WAY sire for its own succeaa, there was nothing I trmbnuvs under one manaxeuicat the but the best of fueling manifested. ThelQreat Trunk Railway .Lima of th* foreign Teams are extravagant in their I WEST and NORTH-WES’l, and, with their I Ita numeron*branch)* andcoi.:uv:lun», rommendaiioa of the gcncn«lj ot there ahoFt?rt and qulckert route American competitors, and of thetr treat-1 ljetirefn Chicago and all points in went, generally, ainee they hav«« been tn I IbU<0IB< WiactaeiU*, Nobthkrx the country. I MtcmoArt. Minnesota. Iowa Sb■hie „ arm KM BinnxiMa I ■**■«*. Caufubnia. and tbe W dhi TerritoIUEh. Its THE n EECU km »u tuwKN* >■ one. mom or, tta 3 Omaha and California Line wttl be re»e»lta«l, >0.-4 tatabta, .nd £ auJ nat( Beecher wanted the ea*; tried m the I |nta |n NoirrnEBN Illinois, low*, wilds of Franklin County, to which Moul-1 jjAKoTUt Nrbhaska. Wyomijw. Col ton oWectod, on Uw acore that he could I OUXDO| Utah. Nevada, Calit ilma, not afford to go there to prosecute. Judge I Qreuox, China, Japan and ArettADvckman lias refused to change the venue. I Lt a. , Ila .ndliAhorMofacror ufad hwiubo iri- Chicago, Madison and St. od iu Brooklyn or New York. Beecher's I Patil Lin6 attorney, Shearman, will put it off till the I tfae alu>rt Unh for Nobtiiebn Wu last possible moment, mi th>rc is a fair | conbin and MlNNWuTA, and for Mapeb^ tatafas nuMdinz Tb.ro »& bHrJMta M[» denunciation of the quack pretender in tho I got. And Tilden is not alone in this fear. attempt made to debauch the voter of There, are hundreds uf Democrats in the vere little intere* taken in it now. I 1 city who are howling “ reform ” who are in thoro State). So recklessly confident were | Iietxo. I^jnona and St. Peter Line th* same fix. When Tweed gets bock, the manager* in New York State, that at1 and tells his story, the source of a great Is the only route fo.- Winona. Itecitrotub Owatonna. Mankato, nt their nominating, convention two weeks I many large fortune*, the place from which TO CALIFORNIA. abd all point* in ago, Mr. Doreheimer was snubbed and in* I a great many gorgeous furnished Iiquscm. Houthcm and Central Mincaola- 11* carriages, horses and all sorts if plunder, suited by the leaders because he had once will be made known, and a great aiany The Prophet Not Without Honor in | Green Bay and Marquette belonged to the party of loyalty and pro- bright stars in the “reform** firmament ___ will His Own CountryI Line grew, and they greeted the nomination of I go down in gloom, with a nasty streak be­ II* tbe only line for Janfsvillc, lloratio Seymour, with a shout of appro- hind them. Theac men are hedging now, ----------| Watbhtown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, nl .Inwutata u fam with which be I by nreufapfaet Tweed', taura fa. Kt­ Tb. Opinion of Tburr Who nr. . , , . , । .I publican tnck, and that bt haa sold out to wu cheered wbe» he ideuuSed h.mulf f Ltml „«l fa, »mt rich derelopRight on the Ground. I Hancock, and the Lake bCTEKio* with the farociom mob fa 180 b, * “ lOoVNTBT. Ita 1‘KTKR, Now 11LM, BVaiNKsa. Union army, many of them wounded and dressing the murderers and i neen diaries of I H„ .oj SewYork disabled 1 Nearly all gone, a elean sweep. which B, wu eompoud u "m, ftiarf*." I i Two weeks later they were driven by I begins to look Hks New-York again. The Nine months ofsuch expesieace is far more •uggeative than an elegant letter on civil- stron of dreumstanees. to accept another Hotels are full, the jobber* are doing a large reuettale Kepublicu .. farir lewta. f„ I ttal.ud it me, be «M, mid fau w.h.te aetviee reform. Massachusetts they attempted to mask tarned “J* Br*. PT0® . lasiucnuatna iucj aucmpwu i niore on something like solid ground. Now Political Nolen. their sinister dcaigw* under the cloak of IR tfa0 people outside of the Mr. Adams respectability, who twelve great citic* to do their share and end the Col. M. P. Nolan, one of the moat prom­ short months before wu a candidate for deprusion. We have knocked off all the inent Dcasoc'ais of Ohio, has taken the Beputr^betata stim-p for Hayes and Wheeler. The explan.tamn that have been offered I Uiat b IiecaMary n<nr is to kfl! the If Tilden refuses to come out and explain in explanation of Mr. TiHcu's alleged croakers, refuse to listen to any one who parjury are so trifling a* to only beget talks of hard time*, and go on, just u iu.1802 he will be the worst defeated can­ contempt for the inventors' poverty of 'bough you didn t expect the w«xid to didate that ever aspired to the Pnwidoocy __ _ i oonie to an end to-morrow. Bey, sell, nworcCT. Tl.c latest caure of spprelwn. . . __• ; ’ .“Live within your income” has a signifi­ cant sosnd to Tilden just now. No doubt Indiana by the teen who are fredi from Crops are good, on the average, pget* will TH>WMBrH.” THBS4KEBTATE8 THAT*PASftBD ANfc MAINTAINED live within. ordtkaiteJcbof SECESSION ARE Very encouraging.—The Democrats arc THM MAHT STRENGTH QJP THIS trying to figure out a gain in the recent COj Vermont election. They boast of having ■Hr a gain of fifty par cent, in one town. jjjflr ................— — the Dimoovisy uv Noo Ycrt'cvcrjienxrit Investigation discloses the fut that out of him. to ootnawff uv a idrip alive they are idcota. Mereifiil' Revina ! the idee ur tic ticket A* they had bot two votes last hix beln brot bayk to tcllwat bo knows ur rings, witk Tildsn « a reform candidate ' This looks encouraging'. Wheaswer a Diasocratie rtotesman gits thro srMurtrtfiin‘he ought, for thenske nv charged that Col. MeCroery had sought to hi* sarvivorst, to he Immgjitly killed. Tbe brinafc Uk of iUpab&ui charged from the employ of the Express Company far peKttcal reasons. C. B. Leland, the employer of Whitmore, nquarythe «Mhs of b* ehcck-book abepi bix per- their victories in Vermont and Maine, be fab*The leader* are cowering htfbre the blows 11t,?8 -• than before tho war. FreePort and Dubuque Line ----- Unsought Testimony In Favor I Istheonly route for Elgin Ibx-KroBD, r .1. * nU o t \| •• Fkkktort, aud all pointe via Freeport. of the Old Reliable ] ila Chicago and Milwaukee Ncrth-Wett ______ Line I Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is tb'1. W* doa i give this for « A* bm I ” ge ™ {^ii? through Evanston. 1.1. ,w,«r..tl, r.—tad fau CWUr B.PH. •“'* gU<mi,»M> I'M. UdiLlSi Md.0w.Kll M a“p Pullman Palace Cars Arc run on ail through trains of tats A trip on tho steel railed and well balawed tOM,bh lathe ONLY LINE ranaiK road, is not any more now, if aa much, wear sad tear oaths etnpkiyea and macbiMgy ta a I the** care between Chicaro andw- • ____ _____________ BSZ1 <nsMa<o and Milwaukee.or rhl’ as it wu oa iboiron rails from Chicago to I cago and Winona. CTiuten, 138 mile, ia th. otara Gms. I At Omaha our Meepera c ”' R is not Mcanury for us to-uy tbQlhs C. the Overland Sleeper* on tn. un*” b M. w, R , l. . Itai^lu. tail fa ,.ta, I'MlUo lfallro.4 far »U w“' * particular, that it rid* u «uy u siiUag in tbe M|«ouri River. . . a ‘-rooking rtmta" that it. ouch* arap«ri«,. I __On thearrivn of th«> t«d««J* Thu For Council “lu®. .*»«,**, fa. farofa.T“'“ThW«l<Tmfa- UF ud »«raMP*r, Uu wlferUwl iomt, fmr. |pall»oin I'afacc '»r»»lnR . y ju,®. lemtUiMl. Dot Ufa. r.f.r. um, .r. BteopUl. CM. o,III Tiro ul»lwmM;n nppMfa.qMa.Ull>. iSTl. F»ul ‘“..“'tSn/PultaM UeTM.a -. If pMUIc. ih. rapnk. tr*M- will I Through Tfalu. ■ . I(,^ h.M.np.0. fan. li.W.M. wm Thtaoelhro. o> M h U..mpl^_. Umw, , , , reason wuy ll " - ,wfc4 ”” , they know they deserve. BhoaW not be so everywhere. It is enAn encourageing report by the Com- eouragmg ware the streets crowded with missioner of Intern Revenue has 1 eeJtn ad a truck*- to the effect that the receipts ofhis oflieo estimates made al FAMUloM motk*. the annual report iu I bair la braids or daasic XnoU, will be glad Dtaemlta. Thi. face nd, tadbmc th. petard Utaimonjlhnn .11 pninu, .bowing j, . hedfa, redd in fan burinm of Uta uMm ri^I eimple .nd beeomiec fa’ For fa. honu. llxme who like lo whole country. There are complaints of wear their hair loose wave Afightly, and indaquate force in many of the bureaus of I net or silk lacing, now dark or vary fight or cardinal ribbon is t Ma. est appreeved comtroetioa ian with a band at 1 For Spartaand • ua nerrt. ami a hud of bmta., wahmn any MlnneeJta, One 1 hrouu-> 1 r. In ar of aeeldent or tnesavvaicuee. | with Pulhuan Bleepers !■ "‘“J ywo Evvry employe on the road feel* a personal 1 • Foe DabtKiOe, jin > puilmai* iiereota the North-Wsnttm HailAy-. It s . Through aji11 TmhM daib --- - •. iwIImm" » «w . tattat train* Carton .. nl<bttra ln* vial’ll"' For Uubuque.oil >•“ Ln» ■ .. <llh as anything Ji* cut 4e it will enntfai M> Io Great Laku to th* Gnat Missouri Hirer. Nasbt. lightly ra«rd, oogSning tta tair «l tta er when it elected Abraham Lincoln; when the South said they would nut stay w>m«u.'', fte-rxe. Kifaoeu. w UTiw.rnr. , „ quarters near 7th street to ita new location at the corner of 12th street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Secretary Morrill whole still in Maine, has reqnrrod the SSI W.5JS “tw's'oS' City Tains dally. Pollnwn t an» t° w FourThUn.^ Fur. Rockford, ^w‘rU”F'b Kvou ran for the excellent judgement and txt di»- SELF’S — Chicago- �uounoil Prooee«inga. ipliblicapBapjwj nMT caiiftT. Greenback* Athn' on. Common Council of the city of Hastings was the 19th day, of September 1870. but there not being a quorum present, the Counuil wM adjourned until to-morrow evenitig Sept. 20th 187G. to be hoped that there will bo o Tbw Gtmtlenan from Grand Rap Ida has mcncing on Wednesday tho 27th »™M »T ri,M k-,. Hu ! ,luk tk< “"“'J- 1>U« u pls k>..lrf., „ u,, L. D. Qcackkxkvsu, *““« •• “ • Recorder. To undertake to report *11 that wa* said would occupy to much space in your column*. But when their arguments arv lapped, and An adjuuned meeting of the Common the wind let oct, there will not Le much left. the Council room on the 20th of Septembei But what there is will be decidclly green. "hen I arrive! about the first thing 1 saw Present, the Mayor, Recorder, Aid.. Daw- was n large rixed mnn with hl/ coat off, and arms extend^!, and wa* telling (he people that gon. fowls, Reed. Sheldon and Tomlinaon. The ininutet of previous meeting veto tin. gtcal country of our* was in debt. As there wan no rcanon assigned for thia indebL read nnd approved. T1MK <-AKI> OUR COUNTY FAIR. Let'us oil should make extra effort* to make the Fair doubly interesting by making the entries a great deal larger than ever before, and by every one who possibly can, attending the same. Our officers are an efficient gentlemanly set bf Iit. Inur.l<tive to croM walk ocvom Railroad Street on East side of Broadway and a side walk from there to Stale Srcct and on motion the prayer »r FIVERS. C Priudle dervd to be built within tvr6 weeks. Win Tinkler John llutchklM' ____ C !| Batter . E A jfolbreok J W Hough taiin THE COUNTY. B'd desi re to oalt your attention to our stock of strictly pureDR UG3 and M'.EDl CINES- TFe make a speciality in dealing in only strictly-prime DRUGS. WebeUeveit is for the interest of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime andpui'e MEDICINES. TP c have a large stock of Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No.l Lard Oil Golden Oil, Black Oil, but to impart to each and every one attending, a feeling of honor and pride, that Old Barry elate a* regard* produce, cattle, tuanu fact tir­ ed article* Ac Ac. Then let the inhabitant* of our County, one end all honor the occasion by turning out and making our Centennial ' Of Gilbert Matthews, C. L. Beach nnd oth­ ers. Relative lo the alley back of Button's traction of the and others was refcrcd to Street Committee. *aylng out luud. Of Wm. Burgher, H. W. Rolf and others somethin;'. t<> do relative to aide.walk on Stale Street was pre­ produce. But sented and on motion of Aid. Reed tbe prayer Aid. Sheldon prevailed inetuciing the Mar­ shall to notify tho owners of the property HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. bad.' currency. I then came near Remember it commences on Wednesday the that supply and demand had 27th sod (o continue three days. with regulating the price of Come every body that would have interrupted At tho _ Democratic Senatorial convention held at Nashville on Saturday last, Geo. M. Anderson was nominated forSlate Senator in tramp* originated T Well if you could attend this I6lh Senatorial District.. Another good, soiuo of these Gnanco meetings you could learn and genial .fellow to stiffer slaughter. all these HiUgs. They originated sir in our Mother Country : England once contracted Much sickness prevails at present. Pliysitheir currency. Their greenliacks I suppose, cicns busy. although w» did tii>t learn iu wbal age it ws*. At'ention Firemany_ But at that time their mills and manufactories Bought very low and WE will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer. BARNES & COMPANY xxl3Iy] Hostings, Aug. 12th 187G. Ayer’s RiCKFOUb WOHkjic Hair Vigor, The Ftre Hcjiartmcnt will meet at llio En­ gine rouius Tuesday evening. Sept. 2Gtb, lo consider bnsinens pertaining lo the ploymeal with their c urrency contracted had to Let all attend. Seven o'clock—sharp. . meat, in cunse<|uonto of which they had to tramp Now you have It; So too in this coun- of St. Committee recommending that the pray- • er of the Petition roUtire to Apple Street bo- uutfraii ful uan.eof tramp. I thought then of tramp, tramp, tramp, the Loy* keep marching. Of St. Committee relative to the Petition of Mrs Guraiah recommending it lo be accepted For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. hi ch is at once Chief Engineer. healthy, and ef- Penton* dcairing <o rent ths Dinning Hall, or to put eating or candy stands on Fair turrs in march of anything but something to Ground* will plrana confer with tbo under­ signed wit bout delay. • • a clmchsr wc bear something the THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Faiaily Knitting Machine adopted. Ulivc lo opening Church St. from Grand Si. Booth to Clinton Street wav on motion accept- reason tlmt the car* are not running from Kalamazoo to I.on elI, via Hastings. Well the currency Las contracted can not bo obtained for lev* than 15 or 20 percent. But hold your C.S cent*, of Cbarlea Horten for fill fill, of James SUttcriy for f7 60, of George Robinson for |A, of Thomas Betts for V> St. of Greeble and Russell for $18 67, of Frank 8. Bowen for j m<>a,cnt be disappeared like Hamlet's Ghost, fl 50 and of Frederick McNair for $15. On 1 oUt Uto thin air When The man frt.ta Grand ■notion of Aid Rec! Were severally allowed by | Rapld^ stepped in. not to make aspeech, b«it a un the nimropriale fund.*. local Blisipe^ Jtotice? Now atUaclios univtfsal aUsotlonbv its l^rsas ■x"Irs*KSK' srtoahh* r.< going <>n in the city of Ixmdon. England, fora loan of money tn finish this little road with, per-edventurv they are inflated over there, hwill kail every powibls variety of plain and fancy DBY GOODSHAVE AInl<Mt M*<iral Kpecsl, feet!r formed and'shaped by th* mrefiino itoolf. rUKEfUF^ruL FALL. complete, in/ram./ev I and from twenty to forty pairof»o*k» in a day. Art -SaWK-BxsiK. foe nd equally a« Wai m the Sewinr Machine. ‘EvVa Kmprefret, e.d d>rte« trial *■ rr^traUtfi.*■ . ’ . , Tbe Bickford Machine i* the only Ixliimaie Where? At A W. Bailey ’s Lonsdale mualin 12 eta. . Hill's ditto 11 cts. Shirting Gcta. Extra heavy Shirting 12 els. CoUonadtM 15 to.25 eta. GoodTickine 12 ct*. ''Machine. Twenty bone Coweta 45 eta. Two button Kid Gloves !W eta. al $»>». Peerless Warp 27 etaBeautiful Shawl* 85 eta. bushel, ho Pure Table Linen 45xta. BiCxyoanKerrTixa M m„ AU other Goods in proportion. ontyXDcrall perbushsl, in Kentucky, and he XXtOrl Sole Soto Msnafoctsren. Manufactory. Bratilcte.ro, Vi. Call and sec for yourself says think «>f that farmers, and wo thought of of A full and complete assortment i it. Supply and demand never can penetrate the scull* of these orator* which 1 should Clothing. xxiaug3tf A. W. BaiLKT. tjilnk wav two inches thick in thin place*. We neat received *omc more infonaatien about OILS. OILS. England. . Did you know Ur. Editor, that ths King­ For Machinery dom of Crest Briton was named by ten or 1 have a large stock of Pure Castor Oil. twdvo tacn ? No “well nor no one elaefcnew it till last night. Moreover »,ie Vuitod State* Pure Lard Oil­ , For Pipe Slave*, deliverwl in Bailings. Nashville., are abcul to l« gobbled by a few bond bolder*. - Pure Golden Oil. Bought since the last decline tn prices. or Middleville. Think of tbal. No place Hire * greenback Call and examine goods and prices, k ou mceliag for information. The great Enigma. Inquire at Ccatral House. Ths way for the Uaitol Statss to gtl out of will gain by it. People's Drugstore.debt was also unriddled. Na on. knows but out 4-1* the City limits of Grand Rapid*. Two ' itldlhlB Committee in cuaacqaence of not living dated. The Petition and Reaolulinnv of Cro Cu. No. Due in relation to printing by-law* iq., was On motion of Aid. Reed, the By-Uw* of approved and adopted. On motion of Aid. Dawson, Wm. Bell recoinroend«<! by Hose Co. for membership was by the Common Council appointo^a member of the Fair grounds. Pioneer Hose Co. No , 1. On of motion AW. Lewis Hie I nd of'Micl.ad up," espe- ■’“Fr* , >oit Ia being tee , ^eldonnnd <lcld I^wis, Hee Tomlinson G—K*y» none. j[ r- ssteEisSs.-is:... STAVES. STAVES. ington Street. E. D. WHITE, W. II. GtXJDTBAR. xii2Pwlt2 , j__ Uasviso*. Micu.. Sept, th MX Where! at Em Busby’s fur all kind* of work in his liue; Genta furnishing toods, such as shirts, Cuffii, Colon, Ncctics, fancy articles of all kinds, Paper •ml Linen colors a speciality. Don't lar­ ge! the place, north side of State Street; opposite the Phauix Drug Store. xxt4°wl _ Olivet College, Olivet. Mioh -c presen tad ye c.mven"ni.—a !■;>• kr Rier eh delegates, EH fiicli:eire-l the nomination . and it >eeta* almost a the uni Idling that be ■ngth of the admirable "i. Sylvester Larned at truthful and idling ,. ........ J •‘prater* iu the stale JL J5* HepuMlara commiiloe did a debt a* long w Had tbrf'th., IB* taterd*. „.lltepd”l. “aik’ ‘TO“’ "‘T“ 7” *11. .N«. Mr- «!•"£• 1-rW' ^"ji-ter Sheldon nnd TomliKon 6—-Kayea now On motion the Common C Recorder. u,. Sn~»r Prepared by Dr. J* C. Ayer & Co., LOWELL. MASS. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONIST! ''X dcccd rates, by which paaaenprv ran not only visit the Centennial Exhibition al Phil­ adelphia, bat can, in addition, visit the prin­ cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of slopping al any *> J. Cole &, Son Vr HOLBaALE A RETAIL grocers. _ . It; and thus it fa, that tbcy.raW «Jo «><>', iCsnucil <>f 1 Tho Fall Term Iwgins September 1 Uh. ivc notice to to pay the Garmaa demand, oad -thsy we "** Fall corps of Inntractont in all Depart•H out ofdebt,'jnatby ildk oimpte ea*y pr^ Kou«*l*l — 1W O. W. Ctedwkk will pre ■ hat tbe fool bridge K*rl Earl R. K. Brown. Allen Alien Bennett wcnuc«., ILy. -----on Ite now Pipe <hwi. .n.l M.rWr —.. -A4 •mi «lft, wite,’ terwh duv» --------M TUM.' ___ . — A ............ • «hat __ __- *111 will nkww apply n» Nun II. II. Btorko, awl PatrickMeCart/. there test­ t.ut been travi PHnhplo. &n,rn 1« H. Q Buli.rL^tato Fnu.ee U-Bdl. Fraare, he found id'o falling. Bold, 11.1'- PrmidonL .„;Od.lG.h187G.-.b. r.n^n C.uadl ij-ceudly the Ladies the pseplo dl happy. ou^ «f d*W. . . ____ rooms, at which meeting arlioP *» to Now Mr. r-liior. Ct* • ahame to remain la zxBMl as follows : HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desir­ able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on tho hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. GREENBACKS >t a PREMIUM I n’craring in weight ..ml pricers. with the glctt and frttknett of, yoath. Thin hair is thiekenod, falling hair checked, and baldness oftenr, though not always, cured by ita me. '.Noth­ ing can/reatore the hair wbcib the follicles are destroyed, or tbe glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of foul- . ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it dean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling ofL aqd consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances whidt make some preparations dan­ gerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm "it If wanted merely for a Highest Market Price in: Will, of course, whh to see all the sights comfortably and cheaply. To lids end the Cash, Canada Southern 'IU UlV-l.M .- — .if pair sidewalk oa Jefferaon Street, North of, of onr. -on the verfo of » ruinol country, ' f Smith .Monee of State St within two days afor Wml tbo following to tbe Fcnnte of the-fnilsd o-lta . *l.wMk WW. * u Stotev. and beg them to do a* Fratws did. They sir, inflated their currency, whleh *ct teiUl.fn,.l^l— WSU..! evsrything in motion. LUU. g-rfa pkk*J “P p..d.lte <W. Hu ovater eau. in the streets. LittTe boy* •palgn. irrW nL'LeJ un little tamrd*. Sow* «»• el»*’ church will IU. con - -------------„ . Some one rtii naiitxl It onto tbe little brnnl. ii* fair ground* durBorne on-rlre gut in a f^c. *>“• oue else painted it. Some one else boxed it taken in relation lo taking “* ground required to straightep State ‘ Street R. Depotfrom Court Street to the M. C. Tho Resolution WM adopted byi gray hair it toon Notice. is hereby given the annual meeting of Ute Barry, Prairieville, Hone and Orange­ ville Horae aswefation, will be held nt tbo Shonto School House in the townahip o! Hope on Saturday the 23d day of^fx-p tember A. D„ 187« at two o’dock P. M., to elect tho officer f« the 5*** and to transact such other htwinem as may come before the meetingJ John J; Pkrkins, J LnSecretary. lUfl*. «J* xxi38w3_____ Offer for Sale at Hie Lowest Uuu Rate LHD PLOT el.<w«F Tea than any other House in -tire city. go, vn ivoii umu ■ WSCVI , •action* at ’Vlngmna Fallsamd Baftalo with the Blew VerlL Oatral aa< stucco W1TER LIME LIME &HAIB Shingles Lath &c. CENTENNIAL NOTICE FRANK K.8NUW, XX1X7If. WINSLOWS STEAM marble works At Kalamazoo* Aficli' CUTTING AND REPAIMHfr What ynn owe me I noed nod must have immediatelyO. D- Sfai t who. xxi30U_______ , * John Su»U-y«ll« teller Coaches are fornhhed with the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring from dust. With iu coni] magnificent Parlor*. SI Monument*of the bent American aad Imported Marble, Tablet* and Head I Htonos of all description made toorwcr on abort notice, ah» Granite Moau____ nienta of ihevarlotia patterns supplied niacbl nnd e PATENTS work by hand. Barry CO. �ulx or uiifn tax uxbs. Arntxr.n Gnnut'i Orrtcx, 1 Ui txga, Mich., July 1,1876. J UCo lo'tbs'Mountiln.'or CoiaHdo, ‘JS’S ’8 8“ unlfk* aituated in the county of Barr By tho Atchieou, Topeka & Santo Fo State for taxes of 1874, and ailroad, the new andpopular line frem and deecribod In atateracnU wl warded to tho^Jee fol AtUau V^<7, to Colotodo 9>nB. tto«, Cum» Cuj, C«h»~, 55 Norte, TrioW, Stole F« and all pointe io Colorado, New Mexico tod Ariaoaa. Special round trip ttokrta to Baid etaleaenu contain a hill description Dearer, ool, ISO. allowing atop off pnrtleges both ways on the main line, and at of each parcel of said lands, and may be seen on application at the office of tbe county Colorado Spring, Manitou and Pike a TrcMam. Peak. Low emigrant rates to the San Landa strack off to tbe State for tax Juan Mines. ' , . Pullmao I'al«»eUn»»g Cara between tbe Mbwoun Hitweodlhe Kooky «””»• the right of purchase of the State bids al this mtns without change. Close connection made at PudJo with traine for Denver RALPH ELY, Auditor General. and Northern Colorado. For amp, tobies and the "San Jaan wfte," addrem, T. J.' Akdzbson, Gm. Pau. Aat. Topcks, Kan. So ranch of each of the following described GmU-» Gntnt Zd 4dd«t<fM>. Where you wul find all kinds of ;s ■ ’’ s s Is M8 MARK THES£ FACTS ~ fflHowirs (ms?. S 8 utar Aperient. IS Peerless Milk Safen •.$r I® mm • tfofwflH gmvVe^s“£sir2Hf WWINLAXPS HQIVf btfl'fr; ADS. 33,141 IS C 100 TSO ”8 3rtS ‘638 100 18 13 01 rt 13H 137 1O7< 107 Wrw gS is JTfiBHTS WMTEC~^“'“0«7.SSi f^Oapital & thedamp aign of18 7 6 now on exhibition nl our Fun itm« Sion*. Ail kinds of work Kiacie lo or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture ncatlv done. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Room* eouth rd de Stale St. opposite H. A. Goodyear's ZH ord ware MM 163 1 OB 17 JW.Sx} hasm stock and<laHy’ar^.. fresh and Stcnuinf Stock of Drills and Jitedi a,ne8 Dye Staffs, fa™. Gasdj,'«,ui,n rad ° plcU- Stock of JtruM*, Merchandis, which ht offer, to the people al t<rratlu R, du cal Prices. REMEMPER.the Peo pie’s Jlruff Storeisdi. rectly opposite Empire Slock Ono door cast of Spnuldint, make. I We sell nonc of this cbeap-iuadc Fur­ niture that to made by machinery. The pootto we riiake is made by hand, and warranted; We Isvlle all perwns to call nnd iupect our goods, for they al boar inspection. No trouble at oil ■how goods. Hasting*, July 18, 1876 Partlea having Pictures lo iramo would do well to g "them framed of us as we can do it P .^rand Cheaper than any bouac in F ry County. We keep thoLanrastai.d Bml Kciecteu stock ot TliETCHIMOeNY 01 THE WJioLE v.(|8U) PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Bkackkts, Pateu-HoldBad l-eg«. Bad Brcut., <vpr, ac.j vlfJIX kbs, Wall-Pocjcicts, Slutebr»' *r« rtatdUlk b, e>. HOMlSBA, f nf Ihb itretlmhli *rtMr and everything in the Furniture Hue. We invite all persons to call and look K 80LD BT AU. BRBOGtoTS. con sell cheaper thatt any houn • in Bai;ry County, for thefl® reasons: laL Bceauac wo have no rent I > pay 21. Because we make the moat of oui men. and convenient place m he shall aelecl Chilo Hiutlnga, the County Seat of said oonnty, 'JH JT'hc Druggie, FURNITURE! thnfh! P^fuUv ■ ""'“’’"‘'a f/iaf bo ins ai<ain rngiufj goods ounelvca. . 3d. Because we keep Ute best c work­ years mentioned below, as will be sufficient to RALPH ELY, Anditor General w. H. GOODYEAR, Of every Description which we VILLAGE OF MIDDLLEVILLE. cUTaadL Heck G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. provided. Keep It. 3437 xxtar NEW ADVERTISMENTS PBMS STEBBINS BRO’S. IK < is H Store. IS . STEM1AS BBC'S 00 00 «■ ir. it,, a NEW MUSIC.® is aggg tTSS S.2XS2iWSff Diplhcria. L’leenued Throat, and Sari, and other Fryer*. Bboet. three "8 18 K iff PCTERS- HorSBIIttU) M CITY OF HASTINGS. iiar^r} *Udoa and Hcadrtctea Bast Splendidly Uiwtratad. H. M. M p ABB -NBATLY FKutfkn UN 'W Kwey Mixed CarU. for 10 C. II. HOLT, RI«Ur»' Mills, Jlrw spec Ul.Chraalt ait Otecare Diseases • oKofeetf S bthrs' ackkd [a WK Hof <ZtMter iM. iwlaw or eU. inherii*d or uevoiHd, g r. ■iHg •8 5 Babbt Corirrv. TouarKM'a Orricx. 1 Hantxaa, Au gnat 25, 1876. f Notice ia hereby given, that the sale of Londe in Barry eocinty, adtertlaed by the Auditor General aa delinquent for laxee of 1876 (and —111 I.- L.lA'.i .L... s 41 Selections Files, liviulu, M net urea. InTv iltimf MadTVoioM_J Peters Octavo Choruses: 10 01 IS iwJii to DETROIT AWVEMTBEMRNTS. XofneWS ® daya excepted), until the name abail have been PeTKRS 011GAN SkLECTIONS. M. T. WHEELER, GRAIN, FLOUR ia a I-AII£ PETKUS' PAHLOB Ml SIC. .8 8 And MiD Feed Grau taffiffl itattaij. La Creme de la Cbkmk Corner Woodbridge t Shelby Sin,,/ .5 8 8 52 Uetroit, Mich. FLOUR, di>; •• Cu ^•s-X GRAIN, s PORK AKD SEEDS. M mm DHtaOIT, ’ Dropsies! Rwcllingx, Psralyxir. and StiffJefatla 3 11ALCH A- NORTON. jota % WfeU" 4 ’* ’r< Merehaauln Indlacnuons of tw-i- 118 flfl S 18 Is mu Wribridg, St. jbcmOA-N. .------ kaaMuxU. lirUoJ 1.1? 8atrru Coma ES*J t.G«MraJ8«»1 POSITIVELY CURED. «■*<■»' a Wdal*. SSPJraivfei 81 S ax i ITU. LOL’ia HLAULS. si FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has- BILLIARD, CORQITETTE is I-H ' TEN PIN BALLS Delni! Faate Smart Mre.S.TOULk.rnneianl. WILL RK-OPJLN SEPT. 4th. j!iV3Ksr-y»s;K STEINHOFF & WOOD (JKAMI) T*UXK lUlLWjy. i XetMTa AdaUwo. •f >2*’ ik '■Xft56&Hna Birpcal aid Mecliantl DENTISTS J FVFTF,-F.T ^<rCr6;ISrf FOR SALE st THF BANNER � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-09-28.pdf 720fce03179a008f758702276d41b85d PDF Text Text • • tv* A . Hastings, barry county NO. 44. VOL. XXL MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1876. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. $3 to $10 u week, and if you want better tho territories under Prof. Hayden and ' rooms, say from $10 to $14, to get these; Major Powell. rates go into any house that liax a card up, Dr. Hayden's survey was becrun in 1887 New YouK.Sepl. 20,1870. any where on Lafayette place, tenth, with a small appropriation of $5,000, streets, made by Congress for the examination of Political —Business— On tho way !o eleventh, twelfth or thirteenth Clinton place, Waverly place, or any street Nebraska. In4869 it was extended to the Centennial—Tho Marksnwn that locality. State that you want Colorado and New Mexico, with an inereaarooms for a week, and poasbily for I«b time, cd appropriatio| of $10,000. fiinaa then ana mako your contract for sueh time as it has been going on, on a larg. scale, and POLITICAL. as you stay, at so lunch a day, then you with increased uscfuluoi trail now. Thia The political pot is tailing here, fauouscan stay as long os you choose .and only be year’s field work Will be the last, and al­ b’—Biat is, the Republican pot. Monster compelled to pay for what you have. Be ready aomo of the final memories on special meetings are being held every where in careful to make your stipulations. Go on aubjerts havo been printed. Tha work this city and in Brooklyn, and there never any of these streets, not farther East tlian has been conducted in the moat thorough was so intense a feeling among the Repub­ second avenue, nor west than sixth avenue. and systematic manner, and it» annwtahw All these run cast and west. Arrange so to compare the result obtained--with the licans in New York ip now. It is per­ ns to get into New York or Philadelphia comf«ratively amall amount of inooey ex­ fectly wild—delightful!jUw. Thu meeting* i in the morning. This will give you a pended. The special memories arc with­ at Cooper Institute mid at the Academy of chance Io get settled with out submitting out exception, from tha pans of the moat Music in -Brooklyn, were immense, and to a swindle for one night. Tnkc a train accomplished specialists in tho country, that will bring you in, in the morning. and the practical rcoulta of the survey in were.hi enthusiastic as they were large; All I have raid ataut New York will ap guiding the practical rceajta of tho mrthe meetings ir. the wards ore wonderfully ply equally to PLiladcIphin. Rooms with­ voy in guiding the prospector and minor in large and enthusiastic, and wliat u better, out board, in cither city can be had for 1lhei* labors ore beyond estimate. Among the best men are taking hold and running from $2 to ? I per week, which allows you die most attractive objects exhibited are the beautifully, executed photographs of them. The character of the Republican to get your eating where you choose, and 1 at such prices as may seem good to you. 1scenery, by Mr. Jackson, the photograph ­ candidates is such as to bring out the ef­ Al restaurants anil eating houses tlio er 1 of the survey. These are both on wood forts of the best citizens, why sco in the | rice of each dish L stated, so that yon and glass. There « also a eerias of water­ forte uominations of the |-Nrty, nominations rartv (he th,. best . t vtdenoIiLh. C V) cat expensively or cheaply as you color atatebes, which convoy much in TO, <Sat pledge or good iwron.meul will F1'™'' “<1 ll“’' J™r exl«»d«l. You formation to the geologist, beaida being l« earned oui. ?"■ ,“ak” • *»l° very creditable work of art. The maps, you twice (he time that it will by care- bearing dates 1873—1 and 5, evince Tho Bemwracy rannot get np enthusi-| Lawicw* And bear this in mind, you great care and accuracy in their delineation aim. There is no disguising the fact, Til­ want (o stay as long as you can. There is uf the typographical and geological datails. den is un|>i>pukr among them. Thu enough there (o keep you profitably a The models of the country explored, ahoWtog, in colors, the geological structure, thieves don’t like him because he has been month if you can afford it. By nil means come. This cx]H«ition, [>ro|icriy ctaerved, convey to the uninitiated a better idea bo »clfish as to desert them when danger than could ta obtained from a library full « a liberal education. came, after affiliating with them in their of books. Attached to the collection ,urc THf: MAItKSMKN. a lot vf pottery of tho Indiana trom the days uf prosperity, and honest Democrats I Once ruoro (be Americans have beaten Mancos canyon, and models of the ruins of distrust him, because they know who his j a-sxKlntca were in the days of the ring, and the Irish. And (he Yankee Team may the Indian houaea in tho canyon of the Rio , the influences that would control him were safely claim to be the best in the World. du Chelly as they now exist, and restored • he elected. In Albany he is the most uu-. They have met Teams from almost every to ahow how they looked when occu­ ' popular man who over occupied the Gutar- country that pay a any attention to rifle pied. Tho Powell survey began by an ameteur j tutorial chair. IIis dodging his income shooting, and have never yet been beaten. j tax, Ilia unquestionable connection with the The Irish have crowded them the closest, trip of Major Powelh in |8G7, in the j Tweed ring, and hia inordinate, unscrupu- but they have managed to get away wiih mountain region of Colorado. In 1868, . lous sc'fiihness, make him as unpromising them, every time, and probably always stimalatedlby what be Bays on that sum­ । a candidate as could have been put up, for will. The effect of these matches is ta­ mer'a excursion, ha organized an expedi- . I popu’ar suffrage. As a manager iu the itig felt all over the country. Rifla clubs tion for farther exploration, which contin­ wu ■■ interests uf other men, he is unequalled, are being organized everywhere, and pro­ ued in 1869. During those several ex­ IIBi i but honest men with whom he has had bably this sport will have as extensive a cursions the plan was conceived to explore WI dealings dread to see him ut the head uf run as base-ball. One point in the game the canyons of the Colorado river. TLk * affairs. He has attempted an explanation is the aupcriority of American arms. Our has finally expanded into a detailed exam­ of his dodging his income tax, but it is a rifles are tatter adapted to long range ination of Utah, and the reports will form shooting than any made abroad. This a handsome scries not infrnor in execu­ lame affair. Tho fact is patent, that he ia I worth millions, all of which was mad ■ the Irish acknowledged, oltnough their tion. or in importance to the others being executed by die other surveys. But ooo during the years this tax was levied, aud erack-shot, R’gby, is a manufacturer him­ self. Tliink of hitting the bull’s eye volume of these reports has so far been j he never returned as much as would have fourteen times in succciMoti at 1000 yards I published, though the others are under . I’A.'cn the income ofa moderately small lawway, and a series of the maps, not yet | yer. He pettifogs it, as ta does every- this Di what men are doing. P1BHIO ixsned by the department, is exhibited. I thing. < R & POWERS, Are rffeents lor the Celebrated WHOLE 3*1087. jebiisb Mrajim ; Ako for the Il X Ei Wind Mill W liiclr isi he best ,<4‘lf governing mil! in I the market. WAGONS I & BUGGIES * ? Cheaper than ever. GEO. M. DEWEY rvnusuEii. , u l'|ILLFIIi BIIWII M PLOWS \ And GRO.L'JVl) POf.VTN lor all other ■ plows ill the market, One door eaaf of Goodyear's Hardware. 1876. t Materti TEMPLE TlSlXO.i JACKSON, J Type contiJeraJ 4 > , MAU I J7.U0 l_Mt.ro • (Jj ?. • tno I m-«> O j 15.1“ I 2A0CI <5.00 ] o i'i&ioi O I sw'twfll B0.to " ‘ w- oi 150.0Q ‘ '• BUSINESS. PKffiD'iLLND BJSffiESS CARDS. . STAUrrEB. Prop. I B AWIN'n il House oppoeiu my store juobj Bed better I pleued ta we all my will favor ma j Tllll. IV. MSKERN. AMoMMIT ST MW atteuliun pekl | » all CaUe. : »Be« -id. Wm. L. Cobb. I ZU P.a . MUdtanlU. Mieh. XXl4»l 1 HARVEY WRIGHT, sn.‘ L*Jrb,Beer7 ' DENTIST^— tail!?, Michiian. ctlcnJcd to. Ail Bargains * --------IN-------- READ! HEAD! HEAD! Special Medical Announcement Pianos and Organs Comfort and Happiness To THE . • Sick aad Afflicted t "F HASTINGS AN1) VICINITY. Dll J. B c The Smith American Organ, HAZELTON BEO.’S PIANOS. LaSVRE ‘•!!’,ni4g PbratehnU ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HADEN & SON’S PIANO. ' serially of the JuIluwiDj '•PUrrCwah., DImm« ** £™Wwntwmi -» Every Instmnent FULLY Wammted. Old Piles aoi Orpin &ciliSe for R D BULLOCK, Wholesale gent for M.ch.gan, R. D. %?ahn7h H0°Xd » Rapids, East Sagmaw and FI'».W D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. Is blooming and everybody feels good. The merchants are overrun with trade, and the complaint now is, that customera can­ not be attended to. Thrones of Southern and Western people are here, many of them sight-seeing, but more making glad the hearts of the merchant by purchasing. The streets are crowded with (rucks, ub in the good old days, and tho piles of taxes on the side walk are appalling, to all but those who are rolling them. The jiotcla, for the first time in three years are crowded, the daily arrivals occupying five and six col­ umns in the papers, run in solid in very small typo, and this, only of the leading bouses. New York begins t6 look like the old city again. All thia indicates the revival of confidence that wo havu all been hoping for. Now let tho growling stop in the country—let us all pul our shoulders to the wheel, and go to work to do some­ thing. The bard times arc over just as soon as people say bo, and act as though they talicvo it. If you have a Louse to build and can afford it, go on. and build it. The sun is going to rise jiwt as many lima thia year as ever, and everything is going to go on as uaual. The crops are averaging well, there is money enough and to spare, and all that is needed, is to get rid of tho aenaeleM ncare, and with confi­ dence gu on. This is all that is necessary to make good times. There arc reasons why wo should nut lot bun inora go by the board, if it can be avoided. Wo have atrcete to fill, farms to settle, and popula­ tion to attract. There waa a steady stream of emigration flowing into the country, the most with money, and all with labor, all of which ceased the moment the try of “hard lima" ivm rairod. This stream we ought to get flowing again os Boon ns possible. The shortest way to do it, is to get to do­ ing something. There are millionB of Germans, French, English, Irish and Scotch who want to come, and they will come the moment we can Bay “good times'’ to thorn We can have good tiniefl alwayB if we will. I want to see the ahipa coming in again, and unloading their cargoa of human freight, to go West and fill up the prairies of that blessed country. Stop croaking, and inaugurate a new era, aud don’t wart any time about it ox rn« wat to thi ckxtxxxlal- whole atlas, display a high degree of in­ genuity in the manner of execution, and ttay illustrate in a striking manner the foldings and breaks of the strata over tho PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25, 1876. divert table lands of Utah. With thorn “ Who ever saw the like before ?" is them is a modal of about thirty thousand what everybody exclaims, now. All pre­ square miles of the area of Utah, colored vious accounts of the rush hitherward geologically and admirably done. Il have failed to convey an adequate idea of would be a praiseworthy wort: on the port ofthe Government to cause to be made for its extent at thia writing. The incoming OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER. (rains frem every direction arc overloaded sueh models illustrating the geology of the whole country. Tho neoc—ry informa­ The hotels arc tion exists in great part for thia work in packed full from ground to attic floors, the reports of the geological surveys of tho several States and Territories, and but firw and there is u swarm of humanity block- ; spots would be left blank, even at the ading the streets and surging into every present state of our knowledge, while the place of entertainment or amuscmc^U । with hntnap freight, and conic puffing into tho depots behind tone. People who intend coming in tlio next few weeks will do well to engage quarters large series of photographs. The space originally allotted in the Main Exhibition building to the display of minerals end mineral products «f the grounds grows larger each day, and from United States, although apparently liberal present indications.promises to exceed the enough was soon found to ta totally inademost sanguine expectations. On Wed­ quite, and two additional buildings were erected in tho narrow area, between the nesday, for the first time since tho opening main structure and tho street. Is thane day, the number exceeds the highest figure are placed the special exhibits of several ever predicted, being over 100,900 visit­ of the States, ana numerous contributions ors st full rates. At the present rate of of corporations and private parties. Some increase, with people still pouring into of the States have been content to present to the National Museum a aeries of their town from every quarter, it looks as products, but in several cases, aa tor in­ though the attendance might reach 200,­ Bianco, Michigan, Kentucky, Ohio, and 000 daily in another week. Even at tho Colorado have sent other contributions, average of last week, from now till the cither as official state exhibits or u coming from Individuals. The Kentucky lime­ dose, would make an aggregate of eight stone, Ohio sandstone, etc., are exhibited and a half.millions of visitors. Thursday in various shades and varieties. The new was “New York day," and brought many economic material, called carbonated stone, thousands from the Empire state. Gov­ made with a carbonating process, » well ernor Tilden held a reception in the New shown aud gets a good deal of notice from parties interested in the subject of building York state bihiing, which was thronged materials, etc. • throughout the day. “Pennsylvania day" The hand of the colloaal bronze statue follows next Thursday , when tho greatest throng of tho season is expected The ccntly sent over in advance, If they have not already done so. The attendance on tho Exhibition Hon, Deny H. Brewster will deliver an ad> dress, and in the evening the grandest dis­ admirers. This statue is play of firc-worka ever witnessed on this continent has been arranged for to be sup­ will Bland Upon an ialafid is N«W Y«k haAor. The hand holding aloft a torch plied by a London firm. The display of minerals in various de- I hare received many la! ten from your ,0 say that board, exhibit in the gorerunwot building be had far from 1 chiefly th* fruit of geological nerveys �' OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. A You»0 M«n’. FIMlVote. -Wsiehorw the Union with ■ jAdoub*/' WasuiRoto.w, Sept. 21,1876. Presidential election—and those who have Demooratio Converts from the Repuli can party—Who are they—The Secret of the Conversion—Tilden’s Friends Explain hit Fraudulent In­ not beeline contpicnoiu’y ind'.ntificd with come Returns EDI'NlR You who are about to cast your fint lUsnuQA, Mich., Sift. 28, 1876. vote—your Centennial vote at the next the Democratic party, beware! Do not make a false step at the onurat of your po­ The organ of the Democracy, in New Do not ^taeh yourself in York City, publishes, with flaming head the begiuing to a politiraA organization that lines, a list of names, some fifty in number, litical career. is manifestly drawing to ,*ard tho close of of gentlemen who, according to the World, its existence, and which, is weighed down were leading members of what was known by an insupportable It/M of infamy that in by-gone times as the “Independents1 ! will become more and more odious in hisor “Liberals," and with much satisfaction I tory. Keep in mind that tlm Democrat­ announces that these notable gentlemen ic party has committed the highest crime are now acting in concert with the Demo- .iUAYJM' PLATFORM i “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferancc which will destroy the other?* . know to civil juris prudence—Treason! cralic party. In most cases it will be found Look into the history of the world ! yow they arc ex office holders, who were retir- cannot fad any account af any civil or- ed to improv# tlie service. g&nizatvm that made itnecueeuful tear at a few of the names. ayatMt ite legitimate government and did pears that of Charles Francis Adams, and not gradually die out f Democracy (mis­ a little further down two of his sons. named) is dying, and a its expiring mo­ seems to ments it gasps in spite of tho '•'death rat­ tle" and delirium fitment, “Reform! ’’ Young man let it pass away ! Let it go to perdition with the lie on -Its tongue ! NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. ' of Ohio. "Back I back toUw place cf torannr, faba furiUva Do not by your first, your Centennial vote breath now life into a corpse that stinks throughl the world. Jbr ITcf'Pretident, WILLIAM A. WHEELER. of New York It ia dying. Next in order comes law of nations, as they would hare been in can harbly be seeker Then David A. supplies to the rebels were Democrats, the England, France, or Germany, or any oth­ Wells, the noted free-trader, who prepared only men convicted for inciting rebellion er Government save our own, they would for Mr. Norrisdn, Chairman of the Ways' “ Tippecanoe Club " has been for­ voted fur Harrison for There has been a terrible mortality , among the old Democrats, according to Hon.W.W. WarA. He says: “The Democrats of to-da' are not cpjts of twenty year1 ago. the Dctno-. They have all gone into obscurity, died or joined the Re. publican That seems to party." finuh found. in the North, for treasonable communica­ and Means Committee of tho present Con­ tions, and acting as spits for the enemy gress, the so called Morriaon Tariff Bill, were DetoocraU. The only men at the a bill ao dearly in the interests of foreign North that declared the war measures un­ manufacturers and New York importers constitutional were Democrats. The only and ao poaititively against the interests oi njen who opposed the draft, who opposed our home industries that its bare introduct­ confiscation, who opposed the employment ion in the House of Representatives called of colored troops, were Democrats. The forth such a general cry of indignation only men who opposed the 13th amend­ that both its authok and introducer were ment of tho Constitution, abolishing slar forced to abandon it. or at least po-tpone cry, were Democrats. The only men who any further efforts to secure its passage declared the war for* the Union a failure until a further accession of power by the were Democrats. The only men who did Democratic forces. Next, Gideon Welk, lican party because it refused to provide a The Prophet Not Without follows a lot of names whose reputation if A prominent Pennsylvania Democrat now in Washington says, small districts. Among them appear that of Col. Nicholas Smith, whose claim co except for Congress­' Smith family is based on the fact that be manied one of the daughters of the Dem- an active campaign men ; that thousands will stay away from1 'the polls, and that Hayes's majority in the1 State will not be ’“ * from 100,000, orr ent Grant's fourr nearly equal to P sau pure a man that even the Democrats leave that Unbn because we were diaeatbAs an illustration fied with it; we ■ ud not leave the Union rf thb feet wo print the following which Enejnirer cause a sectional forty bad seised it, and a very rabid wo hoped ClenTaed, OMo, a fight a sectional party and not the Union. Therefor, the la^ war, with all its disaa thereby to We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 6Oots. to $1.00. notice above the other The members of the Opinion of Thoae Who Right on the Ground. are Unsought Testimony In Favor of the ‘ Old Reliable" North-West. ocratic candidate for Presidential honors ' ' ; । i 1 1 miles AL Crockery. . Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. G We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. I'id J SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Boj xxi30w4. Geo. M. Savage & Co’a Column. the ttoel railed and well Utaatad D Is the best. Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. . ] ,and Council Bluff*.' C~ OhioStone W are Honor in His Own Country. they have any, arc confined to certain if Ohio and In#' diana both go Republican in October, the! Democrats in Pennsylvania will not make' in 1873. He is Ida Greeley's husband, Further down we come to “Fighting Joe." Hooker, a once gallant officer, but who be­ came so thoroughly Democratic in his There will Ik insolation in thia para- habits if not his. principals, during the graph from The.1 lncinnati Commercial late war, that the authorities were forced for those trcmufus patients who are not only to retire him from tho command of the Army of the Potomac but from acafraid Gov. Huyc« will be controlled by the acrvice altogether. Since that event bad run if be a b chosen President: he has natural! j been offended with the Rn“ThoM-who arc circulating that Hayes publican party, and has on a number of occan be easily pullc 'about by the nose and carious vented his spleen not only upon its civil leaden, but upon the officers who managed accordic to the susoeptihilities succeeded him in command, and who car< of tho machine managers, are, we believe, ried the war to a succovtful termination in mistaken. Therein fight in Hayes when spite of Democratic assertions that inch a result was impossible. The list closes aftar another bunch of unknown names Tho Hod. Bei . Hill has proved once with Franz Sigel, who dtserted the Re­ more that the 8oi th was not responsible publicans because, in the iuterst of econo­ for the war. In a recent speech he laid : my, they legislated him out of office and“I say the Souji never made war upon failed to provide him with soother. By the use of such material the roll the,Union. Ther Lai never been an hour might liave been extended indefinitely, or when nine out of ten of us would not have : ’..j—i ________ «• J . “Gov- Hayes given our lives f<i this Union. We did au taken from ttadpncinnali TO-CAUFORN1A. cu Tobacco soft place not only for himself but for every one of his numerous relatives. Then Tilden. iVe sell the best not rejoice* at Union victories were Demo­ crats. And tho only men who did net B. Gratz Brown, who was1 thank God when the rebellion was crushed so overwhelmingly repudiated four years1 were Democrats. ago, Geo. W. Julian, who left the Repub lU Cheese a name long ago written upon his political tomb atone. H We brag on. enlist Amy were Demo only men arrested for lending arms and President in 1840. wi’l lit about him.” menu for the Union whom a more disappointed office med by old Republican citizens of Indian­ CW. JBob. iugeraol said. The only men who discouraged generally understood, a being, it is been dealt with according to tho' common Watch over the Crackers New Hampshire, in a recent speneb, thus be able to condensed tho facts: vote a man or a dollar in Congress were Democrats; the apolis, Ind., who AND ROW THE VERY MEN WHO FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDER THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION,STILL CALLING ITSELF DEMOCRATIC. APPEAL TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SUR­ RENDER TO THEM ALL THE GREAT POWERS OF THE GOV­ ERNMENT. THEY ASK TO AD­ MINISTER ITS LAWS, CONTROL ITS REVENUES. AND TO MOLD ITS POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH OF THEIR CAN­ DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN THE. NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY MEASURE OF THE WAR, ALL THE MOVEMENTS TO' ORGANIZE THE ARMY THAT BEAT DOWN THE REBELLION, AND ALL THE SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO SE­ CURE THE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD BRING INTO THE CHIEF PLACES OF THE REBEL ARMIES OR WHO FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN THE NORTH. THESAMEBTATES TH AT. PASSED AND MAINTAINED ORDIN ANEC8 OF SECESSION ARE THE MAIN STRENGTH OP THIS COALITION—Senator Sherman. he may had not and would not A in powjcrm. UK W. WILCOX. influence wield in favor of that party, tho considera­ cx-Govcrnor Curtin, of Pennalyrania, than had Political Notes. Lc^i.lollTe Tteke*.; whatever of Tildens success. the North You can have in any shape you want. for Governor of Mawtachusctu, and throws loaders of the pro-alarcry rebellion and Union with a jedlout eye Kier * ii ji:x i. HANciirnT. Senator Cragin of craU; the only men who boasted that they their Democratic allies at Spices. few politician*, promise of something better in the event preserved the Union! 1/17-^ such a record as this. f From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. years and then yon propose to reject the Republican ticket ‘and accept the nominees of n party with c * Coffee. indifference, or tion .BAXTXK stitutional law and revile the party which . Charles Francis the Democratic clean ! unclean ' " Remember that if tho of unworthily surviving to expound con­ El .Th# Recrrd of th# D#moor#tio Forty. gentleman was blessed with so many heirs to his fame and fortune. Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. It little (o Touch it not! “Room for tne leper ! on- now -be rotting under the gallows instead . nra the hoik <J TiH«n'. rut fortune, w riously estimated at from seven to twelve millions, was accamulated. and vet taking : the whole sum on which he paid tax, it t would not liave placed him in more than 1 ordinary circumstances in cotnpanaeo with { other men of wealth of tho present day. ।Uoe, it owin poorible or proJ-J’0 man who deliberately. 18C2’ defrauded i the Government by witholding a proper • tax, can in 1876 have any greater regard • for tho true intercat of the people by whom । that Government b sustained? I*t tho future action of thcpeoplc be in accordance । with the answer which a thorough con­ i sideration of the queation produces. 1 Dblta. lias accepted die Democratic nomination RUTHmORBB HAYES. • fflSfffflSEffl be crowding matters a remri.nj .ulnment "P” tohuineowo. It • notorlon# lh«l in tho* Iax>k at thia record of mention all three when the father’s name party for the past sixteen would have carried equal weight, for until j ask yourself, if through now, the country wasunwarc that that want of empathy widi a . For Premdent, rim^jktrfcl^Wl: LI.I Let us glance At the head ap­ ]<sm «b«> no rem™ rn< —j I# their b#to u BpUowo# h» h„. orenJooW th. U U»t. ta 1872, the Government was defrauded « a voy considerable anm by hia Rdure to PA? e: ■ elan m NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL NOTICE SF & N W Ry li a Arst-claaa road in every particular, that it rides aa roey as slttlnr in a “roekiHe chair" that ti. —___ able gentlemen the traveling public can meet in a fife time of trave*—the nprit dr tmt of £T.K'Ji M E- W. VOIG’1”8 X <M I# tho Bot Us#. Brerad io tho Wad CUTIING AID REPAIMHfi QLAS iAc To one fact, however the attention of Sam­ uel Jones and his followers must be called, and that is, that if they wish to retain the adherence of the parties they ao exultingly name they must provide for each and xiiSSa *',rit GUARDIAN'S SALE. avoid a conflict. that is the price of their support, and ilut 1J connection trouB conaequenfw, is the direct result of of n lot of deserters sectionalism in t e North.*’ If the D«b>- cratic party i< the proper one to admioiw ter the goveromeat of this country. Give them office and they will vote and work for you, foil to do an and they will desert wanylHng be eon with Great Lake, to ths Grant Pa buried they i j MKfln?rt«B5lM3mrweat Of1" be ’ “ —’texiXEn DUj# Mp.— l«.«k »■» TOTHKWBIK । Hot *1-. ..... Sid SS.5P rER �5 jjs^i^iklillBjilililieapIlapper. Let the people of Hickory errnere and vicinHy remember tho Haye. Jkd WUal.r meot ing to bo held u tbu pUf ..n Saturday even­ ing next. Fpeaker*. l» H. Xfokera.ntl A H EUi. of Middleville. turn out. £jgi-<£ -•••• Ut ltl„ X At the B(ate Fair held Comp- I etraM to •main u,rir ora asuurt anolbrr county. • sMHY C33STT. tJ rattan One would auppoee that p: . ... I ' ' ------ -—-—:— and Orangeville would natarally do whether i Th° N°rt^ern Central Railway u *1 Jaekson Ha first premium card, wxttere.l »<pon, : j>b chicken coop*. And further, that Hayes and MeElwaiae, af Hasting, grt firal premhnu, oa largest roUection of poultry. of Harry, play the Clipper* of this city. Cliamplon'Delt i« the Aom of contentl.m. Nolioe. any. v I* hereby given the annual meeting cf tho Barry, Prririrvilld, Hope ond Orange­ ville Horae tuwciatiun, will be held nt the A vna <.u(Junl „t bwuaa bu l—i, 1hhonte School House in the township of Hope on Saturday the 23d day of Sep­ tember A. D., 187<J at two o'clock P. M., route Auradly p,,, p, |luUri. to elect the officer* for the ensuing year ■nd to tranaact such other business na may come before the meeting. fntrn Outre,,! „p , 2l) I j John J; Perkins, Secretnry. xxl38w3 “!>«(•>. rlrrru <en Sir ' 5 *“J ‘I* exomiM- Wr wen Lu.l p„».. or « Hee rb« did il< SPEClAk NOTICE. LEQ-ALS. Be Wine in time. RPOBATE order. i no arf>?HIGAN. ury rralon. dhortrnne dlyoiUoa. dliwrtlnc the bit. Pre—al, B.C. Prindle. Jud»e fc’f Probata, lb themauar of tho aetata Mbm fl GREENBACKS at a PREMIUM 1 in wprvmpl end Girhrnl ■ u,. Tho The TLuidi °?l “oc,*stw. ■«”» ’« Jiiekories non it from the CUppeks on ihctth I huraday night r nionrtcr excursion from . I’e.tuit pauej OTvr tbb Uuo T. d| pew a few week* ago. The game will be a deceived ,;n<d attention and prompt dreItrtdy one, and all who can. rhunld attend. patch, aniving i„ Phil^ejphi, *wilhout Where I at Em Busby’s fur ail kinds of wurk in his line, (frnts .furnishing .uen m siitrts, Cuns, Colunt, Ntwfancy nrtidus of all kind*, Paper 1■nd Linen colafs n speciality.. Don’t fur.get the place, north side of Slate Street, 'opposite the Phoenix Drag Store. xxt40w4 (her ordered, inn RapabUoan B«**a*. a newapunr printad rirealated in raid County ofTrarnfar thro. ■oy vexation, delays Oac of these exOlivet College, Olivet. Mich. < ursion trnina ran over six bonur. throwing The Home Juttr^l report* Bl Kiebols a the tnginv and tender from the track : but Rtrenbaeker. Well be i, ,a much v’a grecn- owing u» tho exoeilcrit management of the The Fall Term begins September 14th. tatirr aa most uf the Democrat* ari j»a green- employ^ or the r«ul, and the fact that Full corp* of Instructors in all Depart­ Ixtcker only ta deceive theme KepnbH area, who H Mingbowe air 1,^^,, Wcre |n UfW on ments. Prof. G. W. Chadwick will give tne tram, not one person was injured, and IcffloM on the new Pipe Organ. . Udics have switched off ta the Greecttak ticketHie tram was not delayed half-an hour. will please apjjy to Mix* II. ]). Storko, The number that were carried in thcro ex- Principle. Gentlemen to II. Q. Butter­ pretending that they are going to vort- for Cvocunuons was fully six thousand. field, D. D. President. Anungomenu have been made by tho XX>854t 1T«litical trick to draw a» many UrqnAllcaur >lioc for three mammoth excuraious to-day into the greenback ranka as puanble, thinking ■nd Monday. The regular travel by tbc Tako Notice. thereby to weaken the Republican party, then hue ts greatly on the increase, yet notwith* ■landing tbc haavy trains, they are run All parlies indebted U> tu by note or cratic gentlemen will vote almon to y, man for promutlyuurehrduJetimc. The one reason account must nettle the miuo without t r this, is tbc management, being part of Tildea and Hendrkk*. Baarla miHl further delay or notice. lican*. Grrenbaekcr* and to tnocrat., Iht EH tbc sysum ufthc roads under control ofthc Salisbury A Broshkav. P.-tst»ylvania Railroad Company. The v. H. 1’JWCM Nichol*^* a Democrat anJ will vote for Tilden , line ix also fortunate in its representative* . MiloT. Whrel«r and Hendrick*, m will al»o liumlre-J* of in this section. Its Smicrintendrnt, Mr. .John UytoMtira Democrat* who are now advocating the green­ Notice. Robert Neilson, at Elmira deserves much' hack policy. Bl Nichol* a poliuqtl green­ । praise fur tho maragement of these excora- i back man ! Vi by, If Eli jftciioln K^nod alone ' ions. He stays remains at the post of ! Harvest m post and VUURU those little accounts as a |>arly. that party u.mld lie a Democratic duly during the entire night, and gives I must be paid at once, sure. • • iuv uiuiu nigui, «nu gives _yarty. When Hi Nicbols ceo-c* to bf aaytbP J*.’raotial attct»tb>n to the movement of I J W llo-xhtalin Smith, BIanee & Preston. but a Democrat under any and alt eirrumMam »u?\- train?. The Western Passenger Agent. ! employment at which you ean make very tors* Agent, j xxi304w. Ky. ir. your own loeafitir*. without brine away Mr. J Seymour of this chy, wax the — -- — -.—-------------int homo over nhrht. Acenu waatad In ovary where politics are unknow n. Why Jbhr, Win­ originator of these large cxeunuous, and : John Staulcy says that until Ten-drinks town mid county to take •ubxcriber* for tho U«nlenuial Record, the largrat publication in the 90’’ are ®^eetwL 1,0 ** n°lng 10 sell Gronie or Norman or whoever published that ar.■ the increase of travel over the road i* great . ly Uue to hi* active work. , Vl‘ries cheaper then ever, aud of the very voted to whatever i* of inter**: cnno«-t«J with tat i* too serious for a joke. Eli Nichol* not r best quality. Ten a spcciaEty. Wines tbe ecnnteaaial year. The Great Exhibition at I'hiladclpbia I* fully illaatcaied In detail. EveryI and Liquors for medicinal and niechani bo<iy llemoerai I Well. well. want* it. The wholo pennlo feel rraai.inDIED. | cal purposes, that arc strickly pure, con­ terrai in their country’* eentmMal birthday, and want to knuw *11 aboat it. An elveant patriutie ! stnntly on hand, and for sale at the low- crayon drawin* preiam i* pmanira free to each Council Proceeeings. aabwriber. It i> entitled. In r*meathraao* of ■ esi prices which first class goods can. the One llunrtreith Anniversary of the iDdepenI be sold. xxi25t3 drneeofth* I’niteil Ftate*.*' Ei«. 23 by Soinene*. A special meeting of the t'ommoh Council of Anv ano ean bocoma a euccaaafal M*nt. lor. bat »how tho paper and nleture and hundreds of tubwas held at the Council M. I). Reed d-wire5 io call attention to ----------- ----- , .............. .... | hi* new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours of any day, ready to do Prcxent—tho Mayor, Recorder ; Aid. !xn>i« Wanted. ar otir circular*. Icmi end any work iu his line, from putting s new r. which »re»eat Irro to aU Reed, Ruaaeil, Shvblon and Totnlinaon. lay. Camrdata outfit free to s|>okc in an old wheel, to the building of Reading the minuter of the previous meal the best buggv ever seen in the county ot mg were ui.spenaew wttnBarry. Don t forget the place: in the r iTt 'e c i-nten nt a fitcam r>. Portland. Mr The following resolution wax offered, vis.: shop with Jason Rich A Bro., comer o. Rt»Arti. That lha Unnmon Council of the Church and llailroad Street. xxfitf Earle Brown and wifc. Alien Hannett, lliraiu J, Kcnfield. laiura McPberron, .idem Tinkler If any body want* a pleasant pot down and Patrick McCarty, that (here will lx? a and a quiet gl.w of Ixuponadc or immoo- t/?jisoi Uispencarv. cMrap-. Th. South E*»t Quartered) «t Dated AucuitMth. A. D.. 1K76. b'KLAH GIJ AR DI AN’S SALE. Notii-o i« hereby siren that in the afternoon, at tbe re*i •.■vtwwbws allaf th* estate. i Mirbiaan. Guardian. xxiMwT PRORATE ORDER. OF MICHIGAN. Coaaty of iSTATE «. nr*h. .k. •JT THE COUNTY. Local ’Bbjipeg? police,i meeting of said Common Council on the even- mon Council room. al which meeting action c.r.- Itortl. Truly a follow* : skyer—Aid. Lewi*, Keel. Russell. RhclJ«m and Tomlinson 5—Nay*, none. On motion of Aid. Sheldon, that lhe com- ig up with thoae who by anth'irixcd to purchase a S<M» pound Fire heli and banging*. the price not to exceed ayes arid nayw. as follows r Aye*—Aid. l-ewla. Heed. Ilusrall, Sheldon and TotuliMon —Nnyj, none temporarily drawn from the Contingent Fund to the Fire Department Fund, the sum of j'l«0 to pay for bell, wkick"motion waa carried by a Xw« this fore- vol* by ayea and iuqt* a* follow* : Aye*—Aid. Uwix, Reed. Ruaaeft Shddon List of Patents. igan for tbe week ending Sept. 20th. 18’0. at'd each dated Sept 14 1870. Furnished thia paper by Cox A Cox Soliciiore of Patent*. Washington, D. C. J. Simla, Car Coupling*. Bny Ci.y. J. Adam*, Pumps and Wells. Kakmafoo afocr i’i Notice. DRY GOODS HAVE r4K£/f 4 FE^HFUL Where? At A W. Bailey’s Lonsdale mudin 12 rtf. What you owe me I need ^nd must have immediately. O. D. Sl"Al I.PINO. xxi30tl_______________________ Attend the BusincM College and Tele­ graph Institute, Kalamaxoo. Board only S3 a week. xxi384w Uctncmber nil accounts and notes arc dne and we must and will bare our pay. Smith, Manke & Preston. xxi304w of MATCH GAME CHAMPIONSHIP OF BARRY COUN­ OILS. Advertised Letters. B-i th. Udira •Ufot ebM«ri-*’< r,’T Ca." 7** . • ti ses <m the Fair grounds. I*xtr*ai an.1 . .t 'i •i-ii..., 1;i,l~- >«" *■ P^P^ed to receive cnP,l'-ns. job work and a/lrer- ,u» •* dLiT51 !h? Palr “ n“,ch ltrg" k WQU,d u n,“,or ^^yn„,Jr4rirfU—«* « J” ‘Ula ,lm° TWl ‘b* F,,r List of letters remaining in the Hasting* P. 0. Barry County. Mfcb. Sept. 27,1876: SeliaD. Murphy. Waterman. xel LoriaThilllp*. Charles Williams. MaUie E. E- Wbil- OILS- For Machinery- between tho Pure I^ard OilPure Golden Oil. • , . Bought since the last decline m pnccs. Call and examine goods and prices. J ou will gain by U. People's Drug Store. 1 «»P« »• w H 0ooorKAn. Our Centennial. Trtiu b- knxttK • »j“ and tho Clippers of BasW, . ?°r*S 'Lktn, that ■» to U exhibit- foTcib. I •>» •*> S;Xa SSL. on- * •*■> r c*OT ,’0“r'' t u.„. pi llastinc* on Mosday th. Itlh day Aurert in th. osWgf?. riiS?&’Klft.4&5K dayoftteptamuarnaxt. alii o'eioak ia the forenoon, Im- oMirned far the hearing of raid paUtioa. and that tbe heir* at 11* of told deaarad and all othor rereun* Interwted in raid estate, ar* raqnhad to tfew. “ ss*.■.v.’-r- Juft ;ur _ toeccnivo week*, previotu to raid day of earing. (Ar.r.c.a ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE- ,A.t Kalamazoo* Midi­ Monuments of the tat American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made toother on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments ofthevarioua (ntteroa supplied to customers, Having steuui power and Imnrovod machinery for winding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work ehcn|>cr and better than those who work by hand. . __ F. Clark. Geixvral Agent, Barry Co. xxiSStnfi ijFKSrZT!; x*U»w7___________ ■__________ 'Adwlrtraratar- TO THE PUBLIC. T»ko notic* that tnj wife. Ixniiaa A. Dann Ur fmt left m* bed *»J board, wilboat j«K«Ma* and pruvoeaUon. I h»raby notify all pervoax aotto ,TiitFAM%rw- ANNIA8 DUNN. ' DISSOLUTION NOTICE. STAVES. STAVES. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Highest Market Price in . Cash, E. P. WHITE, 1. D. QnicxmraCTji.^ jjftL-itJ. MARBLE WORKS w'n * . ,k, pnt >Uw WINSLOWS STEAM >*" different Kinds of Sewing Machines. ; *,'en,i*a <MWO» *•»> lUXFHENSTDfB *t BENTLEY, DrocrUta. WASHTWOTON. b. 0. P«r Pipe Blares, delivered to ITasttaa. NsuhvIHe. or Middleville. ’’1'r ,M11111,10 of,<he *ol«ab, xxiXtwt.' 8TATK OF MICHIGAN. County Barry. au-At xxrttw7 Hickorys of Hictory tan, at the Fair Grounds in this city, Wed­ nesday, Oct 4lh. Admittance, 25cti. Ladies free, Grand stand free. Gamed ailed nt two o'dock. ______. xxi29wlt2 uramcMeMedy. TY AND TDK BELT I hare a lam stock of Pure Castor uii. rax* Oxnnxo. that raid oAtitiooer ■ the penoa* tat*reat*d in raid ratal*, ofi of raid peUtion, and the hearinf lh«r* PROBATE ORDER. xxl—14 t 4_______ ______________ A,WBA....r W.Libbey. Hay Free®. Marquette. PW,»'1". Two gnod milch cow* and a few sheep fur *a|c. JULWH lit SS KI Jxxi2Ptf Juhn Stanley sells better and ebenper Tea, than any other House in tbe city, Pcerires War? 27 cfo Beautiful Shawls 85 els. Pure Table Uncn 45 cts. All other Goods in prorwUon. Call and tux for younwlf. \ full and complete Msortment have visited (be p<lr •aw™ 'hin-. It Taylor'*, and panic prices. j>«r*oni Intaraatadva raid ratal*, an It'th? Pro,tam10fflce. tn** tSt^ty^iFl ____________ , tn<mt tho fw (imilie ot th* »im*!ur* of oar Agent. .Mr. Jei. llaydo^k. To counterfeit lhi« I* felony. All penfuns indebted Li .'.lien A Trego For SALE—A valuable young horse W» ihall relcntlre’ly purvur any one who imitate* thiv with the utmwt vicor of tho law. Wo meet are requested to call and settle the same In<|uirvof Marshall. Pricket. immcdutrly. xxtl4tf. . Mrs. Morill has trono to Chicago fur and help u* In our to»k of bri urine the— meat un­ principled men to the bar of Justiee. U alfonnl? For Toledo bottled ale by the down or her stock of Fall Millinery—She wishes to reftuc « to t» pureh».«o purchase M ediciniH |»urportin« to b* our» unit*'.* Mr. Jo*. Ila,• • otherwise, and stoJk de, and porter by-tlie ray to tl c ladies she wi II be pleased to — ch Box of Pills or Ppi ot bulk, go to John Stanley's. xxrl ltB show them the Now Styles, Sept. 27-28-2!>. T” ''“Wlrt •h"!tenW a Hills ditto II cts. Suirting GetsExtra heavy SHrling 12 da. Cott-nadc* 15 to 25 cts. Good Ticking 12 eta. Twenty bonUJowcts <•«*Two button Kid Gloves 1HI eta. and Tomlinson 5.—N«ye none. । ' On motion. Connell adjourned. ■ L. D. QVACKKXUItn. Recorder. >!m i« a square deal- thing “more cheering’’ why just let them iall at I’alph Jordon h, and they can lie gratified. I Coart purport inc t Il Of MlddMOMOd. day of SarSembrr next, at Vo’rlock int strvfcwLftsag t?anxa, FOR SALE st THF BANNER OFFICE NOTICE. �ail Maia R. R, T.lkt Shrift the CteWe/Aerrv.- The “Iron Tnfil.” TIME TABLE No. 8. and be happy again TatabuoflbH Mteaday,**^. M, 11 A rpiej.ketA towipliw rf <’ d»w», Topd. urf S“"«* »beautiea, ttcenery and pknr lb. Booby Mtotoflby ■ ,.N A, m«~»l -J nri Suite COSDKMSIID TUB CARD nr effect jolt a, 1876 fCOLUMBOB TIME.) ---------- -- .iatMA-CABIOTI----- !------------ , ’ f £ xlouar of th. State Land «ea. Atten»ey General. criti„of A GM Reduction ii Prices! rhe Cwnpaar reuerriM t>* rirbt U wr MUB.ee wmab«- ' MICHIGAN . CESTRi? Railroad^1®41 TlfcdZE tasLe Taking “ect AW. 16aL18je _COING tur. TRAINS WEST. ____ SALISBURY &. BROSSEAU to, luwto W ulUe^.„ j,„. mapa and uuw tables of this new and pop- Deaden tn al! kinds FURNITURE .wn Kansas City and Atchison to I ueb 0( Denver and all points in Colo­ rado AVew Mexico, Ariiona and the San ’u*u Mines. The finest lino of Pullman Sleepers on tbe continent between the Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Special round trip tourmuT tickets froth the Mutouri Rtver to Lh-utcr at $50. good to stop off at all points. Address. . * , T. J. Abdehsok, (Jew. Pau. Ant. Topeka, Kan. Upholstery Goods Octets Frames, fc. Mlum Look hero I Look here! What I don’t yon think Wo can adl Valparaiso. O<». UaeaeU's. Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds ch catx:r than aujr firm in the blatc f can do it, Ibr, with the help of NEW ADVERTISMENTS. »»0 GOING SOUTU. I J. M. HEWES, wo guarantee Satisfaction. Hearse furnished free to any pcraon purchasing a Coffin worth IjOfS. We am give you better figures than, ever of­ fered before, for wo make the meet of our Coffins and Furniture^ Lanstos. Art. . P. Salisbury & Brosseau. Hastings. Dec.. 22. 75. 52yl Altera y faMrul. Heperinteadeat of Publlo InatnulAa. . Man bar *f tho State Board af EducaLteu. In pluce of Witter J. Baxter, whose term ol oBea will expire Du sen bee Slot. I STB and a Rapro ooatatxro in Conerees for the Third CoMftexil nil DbtrMof thh State, to which thia aoualy b attaobwF. Abo aeeaator for the Fifteenth tfooaterial 1 Uriel, to whbh thi. County io attached $55 £ 77r.WS.iKuA^WMJ rr^s^^^VIBBATOE ABBIHStix»u."fcSL“Slnf=i;: „. „ sell rayidly. Send for .ireular. Er Y. EngrusiDS Co.. » Wall street. UU A-DATJKax lgM. t. WESTERN LANDS "Hkraaii*o-With PUtibursb. Ft- Waya* A Chiean R. K-. for ChkoAX.. aad toe Weet aad Bort HOMESTEADS. BTfclAD /re«. aend your addrun to 8. J. GIL- iCMTS BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. •titutfoa. provided for by Joist Bwolution Mo. D. Laws, of HCS. fA^»Uefollowins Ceuotr OBeere for the Coaaty wanted- [Capital & theCamp aign of18 76 itto. book for th* tone*. Give* a full birtop of mmf Capital and OoT.rnm.nv .'hum how A Jadss of Probata Sheriff. Clerk. Treasurer. lUjuirr of Doe-la. Prneeouftar Attorney. Two Circuit Court Commbriooere, a Surveror wad twp JOHM Q. CRBBRT. Sheriff n? Barry Coo: of Third street, and foot o Rr»h FLAX, TtKOnnr. MILUT. ntf>aAUA> aal Uhe teed, an thndted. wienird. 'baaed and send a»aaallyau4 parfsrtty as What, Orts, Bye or BUri^. ' AM KXTKA FB1CX b uamlty faM for ante asd mcAi ctaMl h, thbnachtee, Aar ezin claa&MB. IM THM WKT OMAIM of im, thaae wwe ■atetaxs. OaUy ths 0MLT MACUIMDI U*t««M rue wtth areM ■. 1H Jefcrson aroau., aad at th* Loaea. Arrive. I Detroit Use.I t Detroit tima.) wm. Special, Ch realc and Obscure Diseases mi.'i*'" ''“~li*"'iS-t Gen-1 Pam-evr Ar’I. HMBiltcu. fl/ either HZ. ^“"r or old,^inhrriltd or or^.r.d, 8TRI cflLYTBIV ATE xil-MtL CHICAGO S KfflMuLAEE SHORE aad soieutifosstanner. Immediate rultef: ewody. perfect aad permanrai cure*. A WMMSful experi- WBhorimt Un^/rtwmm Oteaco aad Uruad The onlf hnt ruaSy thruwyh Ifoy AwrhreaW HAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT M Warn JatiMi & Satinaw RAIIIOAD. SHORT LIXB IIXTWMEX MICHIGAN AM THE SOUTH. TIMKCARD ta KBM My. O, IWT*. Trains run by Cbiearw Tlaeo. jyitem JSteywra. TBAIXH GfiLXG S0VT1I. DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. Sumner Time Table. Ttoln, SABIN <3B CO, A. 1ST. Coaaabrior Nerchanls >ud dealers la Th»c unrivaled machines and repaint for mo arc supplied at lowest factory prices FLOUR GRAIN, And Mill Feed Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, Ae«. MXh. UN. 2348213253484848235323485389532323 GREBLE & RUSSELL Uhteni Qtek ad ranees made on Cunrixamenls. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. '5 *8 BAJL.C1X A NORTON. (Saceeteora to BrHeo h Xortua. A to G. W. Baleh.) Grain Gomaon atsf"iafe, i!?:. « lir-iiu its area, jis - Ms -±jt_ IsUaB Corner Woodbridge & ShdbySts, Detroit, ZMCictk./ John nuiss GOlri; SblSTlI H. Wendell & Co. PORK AND SEEDS. and DETROIT, 5G (Sat***,,<l Sa*Ut GRAIN, FLOUR, 5-1 •Sundey asoeHed- Wood bridge - —-ufcN.inwto. .iu. St. Chica®, Hoc! Islani & M 1 ***• Mlehtna Lake Shore ruil- MICHIGAN. '-^ritkQBV Dfoboa of to. M Wheat a Specialty. tbsAadr name oeenart<nmen ts. Market Report* railroad. Tkoditecl route Ct JOUST. MOWS. [J UKNST, LACON. I'hOKl.t.OUD KO. MOUNK. ROCh ISUM. ZU r®tw»r V' -< ' “* „x rAsittxoror. i<> “■> mi, , xrrro.v. i’ss rcwtniiHteiioa American and Foreign I’at.Bts, •«S£»s.-£3ter.<_____________ Council Blufis and OmahaWithout Chunuo oi Can, THE ENEMY OF RIIEASEI Atebnmonu are imperfect we ybre iruira’elione to FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in tbe Michigan fruit belt One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres for a near Hasiwondence Vailed ffiatea Gtoettl Land Office. THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AXD BEAST 1* tbeGraad Old ’tiSdiT” ,“rT”3s “** “"-“tsaTc!!. u Aruum of Pay and Bounty. mustang liniment, Srv?RaAS 8TOOD THE TEST OF ft- J- PW, Carriate, Sin ail Onuntal m"«*8U*Lu»- . ifcBaBmiggg QRAXD TRUNK RAH.WAY. KAYkW* xbkvbkwobth. NOT I WILL COLORADO, AND N* — , ~_____ _ *.£* Vg?g£? MEXICO. fo.Ui a f*11 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-02.pdf 4f72cb96c1cfe66efc0a18f5b5032f26 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 45. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1876. ■■I. DEWEY , r/.L/s;//.s RURAL TOPICS. WAGONS! WJO fon yyr litxT »i*Tf °4IS ’,t W,LL stLL STIWMffl INI illIIMNS A.ND EuSIHESS CARDS. : wheelbarrow to put around the roots in addition to the aurface aoil. See that all the roots come in dose contact with the aoil, by moving the trunk of the tree back and forth while putting in the earth. When the route are well covered tread liUQElMU MOItJlES. down the earth <nx»n than as fairly as on shoeing horses, make* the possible, then fill in nearly full, tread following remarks on overreaching: “I again, and then tern in part of a jail of believe there are few blockxinitlis that water, let it nettle n few hours, then fill up with earth aud llw work u done. know how to shoo homes that overreach, Ur.ELIK<l-lN TH EKM. und some that do not seem willing to learn. The term "heeling in" mean* the dig­ Others think again that there i? no better ging of a trench large enough to hold way than making the *hoc* shorter, aud the roots of whatever is to be heeled in, placing the forward ono on the toe, and the so that when covered they will be fully hinder uno on the heel of the home. They I protected. Then take your trees, or shrubs, snd pack them in the trench nt a need to understand that there is a letter j slight angle, na dose as you can; aud way, and borne owners should make note when the work is done the top* uf tho of it. The following rul«x_js n good one: trees, &c., will lie upon the ground, and Make the forwatd chocs long, nod llie toe­ may, a* above stated, be covered slightly calks short and standing a little under, and with hsy or straw, if the rapt of the sun are quite powerful. All kinds of trees set them as far back ns convenient, in or­ and shrubs may bo kept hcaled-in from der to let the feet roll over as soon a.* pos­ Octotcr to April ur May, aud not be in­ sible,*<o get'out of the way. Aud in sett­ jured in the least, but the trench must ing the shoe* on the hind feet, reveme the be deep enough to allow all the roots to go down below the surface of the soil; order to keep them hack, to give time for and they should be covered about a foot the fotward feet to get out of the way. deep over all, and the earth well packed Make the toe-calks high, aud the half-calks among them. I think it is the best way low, to keep the “fe> t Lack, then ho will to menage trees, Ac., to heal them in wtU in October or November, according to the travel like other. horse*. This .may • ,be I climate, aud set thorn in the Spring, as remedied in port tn the mode of paring the , tbcy arc oftcn iujored by froMU of prices lower thqni ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. houf. This is essential in all cases, and . where too many horses have been undo 1 ' cripples, TUE rEEDIMI VYALl’EOF BOOTH. In addition to tin- O/iccr Chilled Plntrn and castings, we luyve a full stock of Douce and. lll’C all grOUIXl Points i =ALAMAZO° ®1L? wsungi ; and sold at the same price ilS Ull^rOIIIHl LPJOflN. points. 150yl G-RiiBLE & RUSSELL. for the GalEj.Vuktk. THE VICTORY IS WON I ND.«l RGEON-Iliek" *tuo4xxtef PNIM-: hundred bushels ordinarily, fknnt-r* should always grow a lew hundred bushels fur their liorae* and cows, being the best roU that can be given to them. Sugar beets come next in value, and they are worth to feed to cow* about oue sixth tuctr weight io corn meal. Turnip are worth about one-eighth their weight of corn meal, and all help tu winter stock cheaply, and good coouiuon. condition. The fanner who cn! in gOOQ 1IIO..IUM. wuvw tert upon winter feeding with no roots j Las made a serious mistake iq his judgmoDt. Ji is rather troubleeomc some un>>*w .. ----------------------------- __insome eases to weed out root crop; but when the land has been war.iired heavily the nrevious year', end cultivated in some hoed crop, with a view of growing .root* ou it the following season, keeping the weeds thoroughly subdued, there i-. no trouble in growing a good crop without much labor in weeding. ALbOPPOSITION ISOVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. .TNKBSHIP • I. j. n»<r.r >itsra,Stale to at all hours. uW '■'.Mtnl-aUner. J Katie* of ‘iWi j » AND FROSRL'UrnrG '■•"’tr. Ar»nt for Home , ,, M i 1‘iiWBi* Iiuwrane* " ' '■' ' <• •' •- iu th« Coart ftoaa*. —________ W.H. BURGHER. ^’hf- •*>» Shelter. OBae ' KOOMAN. ,SAAC ?'!L 11 r t7 I'-mitr U, 8. Marihal, Ga*■ZlkM-'T. f- ‘"“hft®'1 Y*«'00»e».-bSav _ H • . H.itia**. Mleh. JaarlTi f. s. bowenZ~~ Co<'*u «•*»<»•■-. For ful Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and all oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COMIE VIVJL> SEE ME! j JOHN STANLEY. Harteing*, Jifrne 12, *76 UNDERTAKING KTEOBI-W* BHDTBBKM' -*------- ----N-C pkimduET ,ean ,n r°*1 ***»«" "t AMuicJ* G* HOLBROOK, joayl’tB CARDING- In the buslne**, con truly say that they can do better work, aod give better sat­ isfaction than any other firm in th!.section. W. II. Stebbins, the *enior Tb*raarel*-Bb?f member, with the experience of ■ life­ time, will alwnysgivo hfe personal sttention to this part of their extcnMrc w‘£ax. 4.... B-ur. rm K STKBBIN8 BROS | Jalv WELCOME MARBLE.|— .. —I**- M The trial of Genera! Babcock for al­ leged conspiracy in the Safe Burglary case Upia thia morning If the Governmeui can offer nothing more than what the U. 8. Atty., Geo. Welly, propore* a* inferred yesterday, there can be little doubt of a moat triumphant acquittal. The city still swarms with CrWmaisI pleased with the object* of histone inter­ est which they find her* than with all they saw at Philadelphia. The Indian war seem* to have been brought virtually to a conclusion and not much more remains to be btr done except t to take such step* as will prevent a renew­ be done at the proper time and the proper temperature, and never churned too long. And after the butter cornea from the churn, it should be bandied just os little as possible—just sufficient to re­ move the butter<mQk, work in tho salt, &c.’’ '• _ These rules combine, however, but a small portion of the minutia of butter­ making. After tho butter is made a great deal depends on the kind of vessels it is put in. Oak tubs and firkins arc best; and there must be perfect cJcauJtneas aud purity in everything pertaining toil. ' DISEASED rOLLTMT. At tho Underwriter's convention held in New York yesterday the oommittee on wind currents reported that the signal service had been no materially roduoed by practically valnde**, The vain* of th* knowledge of the probabla direction of I able velocity as impartsdjto that board by the Signal Corps, can only bo esti­ mated by persons interested in tasratime affair*. Governor Tilden’s letter of acceptance was freighted ’ with a weighty cargo of. figures, which give* It an oppearano* of great value with the majority who glanced at it, and confused the mathematics of many who went through the teak. But there is nothing no fries as lying figure*, Half a century of experience in breed­ HOWTO SET TAXES. ing jioultry extenaivwly convinces me that From Grat to last the work must be dduc It docs not "pay'’ to spend * great deal of well.' The tree* rourt l»e with earc, lime in “doctonng" them Tho following with all the routs that can be obtained, mates the earo dearly : “The direasea of without spending unnecessary time. Stand fowls are to numerous, aod their origin so b, yourself,'if you set hired men to digging various, that doctoring them io worse them up, and sec that the work is done than usolca*. This being tho case, the right, ns not one man iu a hundred of ordi­ best tiling that can bo done, b to Napoleon's account* of nafeught battle* nary farm hands can be trusted alone to dig put all mek fowls in a large roomy box, and ungained victories, a* mo*t railway up trees. There must be no mauling of tbu placed it a cool spot if the weathrr be aooonnU abundantly prove. Governer roots: but cut off tho larger ones carefully, warm. They should be fed jtmt what Tilden’s elaborate statistic* excited mmIand save all the small fibrous roots that they relish meet, and plenty of good pure cion at first, and * carefnl nr—ithsn you can, as they are the life of the tree., water should be kept supnliod. If the shows that they are entirely untrustwor­ Don’t leave the trees when dug up exposed' disease is eurable, nature will do the work ; to the sun and wind. If to ba carrod far if not curable, which is often the case, the thy. Mr. Charles F. Conant, Assistant in ■ wagon the roots should bo covered, if bird will die, and the rest Of the flock tyill Secretary of tho Treasury, has taken pains the raa ahines, and on arriving at tho place1 not be endangered. Sick fowls should al­ to examine carefully ao much of hi* letter of destination heel them in as *ouu a* pos­’ way* be removed from the fioek •* soon sible, unIna you can set them out imme­’ as i«o**ible. Promptnem, in this respect,1 compares his figure* with Um frets diately, and tn that case they ought to be' may be th* means of saving the entire put in the shade. Wb«a llic trees are not I flock from contagion. to be set for some days, it is best, after be­ ing heeled in, to throw some eoar* hay or Our Centennial, straw over their tops to prevent tho evap oration of the sap in the brancht*. The Train Has brought me a tree* should bo trimed Iwfore they are B heeled in, and the tops should conform in stock of Boots, Shoe*. and Gaiter* for the bulk somewhat to the roots of the Ires*. summer And fall trade, which I will sell : Next eotnen the setting ; do nut be in a way down low for Cash. . I also full the Singer Sewing *" " hurry, dig tho boles abundantly large so that celebrated । the roots can be extended their full length differcut Kinds of Sewing Mae { and trust to no man alone to do this work 11 far you, Put the rarfime sofl by itself, Cistern Putnwr J. Mac* . Opposite the Po*t:Ofi« |~r U b« xxiltf Hsatings, Mich. In Hastings I 4. U .U CM for IM 1-2 '■ ■■ ' “ e btndncM. Hearse and Toain furnished when ‘ PBESERVUCa APPLES. Apple* that are designed to be preserv­ ed till spring must be hand picked, as every farmer probably knows but the question then comes up, how shall they l»c packed ? It has been found that apples packed it barrels in ground charcoal can be shipped to England m excellent condition, aud keep a long-time after arriving- tlrcre, while those sent otherwise pack*d|decay badly on the passage. Buckwheat chaff is prob­ ably the best thing for farmers to pack ap_ pics in that arc designed for long keeping, as ground charcoal is not s > easily obtained. Sawdust, if perfectly dry, is as good as buckwheat chaff. First put in a layer ot chaff or sawdust, then pack in a layer of apples, then put iu an other layer of chaff or sawdust, and so on till the barrel is’ full, then cover and head it up. Washikotos,!), C, Sept. 29,1876. al of it in the spring. It appear* that ' some of the tribes nr bands at least ar* trying to escape into British territory. A Pioneer Press special from Bismarck says: Gon. Terry and staff arrived here to-day en route for St. Pania. A dash by th* Oth Cavalry and the 6th Infantry upon Wolf point agency to intercept the Unc* Winter, l>eforc the roots hvvo obtained a papas attempting to cross at that point fir™ liold on the soil. was a failure. The troop* failed’ to over­ take the Indian*, who succeeded in fording In setting tree*, shrub* and vinca no the river and escaping into British territo­ manure should be placed in contact with ry. The employee* of the Agency who the roots, but put it above them when the hole* arc nearly filled, so that it will •aw them eras* repreaent the number at be covered several inch**. Well rotted several hundred. The Indians ooufeared stable manure is suitable for everything, that they were in a destitute condition, and cow manure being best. A* winter ap­ had thrown away lodges to facilitate light. proaches cuarec manure, mixed with con­ They offered extravagant prices in ponies siderable straw, spread uvej the ground On the other hand *' rather thick arouua the stems or trunks, for ammunition. a* far as the roots extend, will be useful Fort Sully telegram says, the chief Blue in preventing injury from severe frost, and Eagk- is reported as saying, when called U will ai»> enrich th* ground, and the u[K>n to surreodsr, that be would do noth­ tree*, Ac., will bo much benefitted. In the Spring it may remain as a mulch, or ing of the kincT; all that he wants ■ for the soldier* to cross over to the oast bank the coarse parts may be removed. and take care of their rations and th* In­ GOOD DVTTW. There is no good reason why every dians would take care of themselves. Uh I farmer's wife may not make good butter, pretty good for Injun dal I with good cows aod well fed. An old Taft left last night for Ohio ; be will idairyman says: No fint-clasa butter or <cheese can be made short of the following do yeoman service in the Republican rules: First, it is very important to have cause. There is no one better able to good pastures with plenty of good run­ copc with the cj.-Confederate sentiment ning water, in order to go*, good milk, now no prevalent in the Democratic with out which no ono need try to make party than this distinguished gunUeaum. fine butter or chcc*c. <Thc next iit. order is, the milking should be done in the The ad captandum parsimony of the re­ ncaUat possible mauuer. The milk room generate rebels io tho last Congttws i* be­ should bo constructed so a* to hare the ing felt all over the country, and B* crip­ proper temperature at all times, The pling influence is felt in every walk of milk should bo skimmed at the proper tima for butter ; the churning also should life. WOOL. WOOL. Being ■ bimine** that m d* • of experience, । A bushel uf carrut* to feed to a horse i* worth from half to iwo-tliirds as much as a bushel of oats; and when wc consider tbut a tburuand buabels uf carrots cau in s-»mc case* be grown un an acre of land, and five PLOWS AND CASTINGS. SAI.lSBi BY X. ItROSSEAV. "its ■ OUR WASHINGTON LET^t. Lh. Rarvaucis Hinn by enact p'jstaa.r-.............. .. i. vi isjjoi wot sr.cwi WHOLE NO. 1088. -n i» . • �ANOTHER T.LOEN SWINDLE. f/Wrifcn -gmur. DEWEY, a ' NAL. W< trb*4 every Republican greenback EDITOR Hastings, Ffaffl., Oct. 2, 1876. Howl of the home jour­ When Coh IxoxRflOLb f«*d his old j In New York Ibej ere ofraH «* be’0 ■PcenbonMr ran well, he chnrgee eo eoor- voter ra Barry county would read in the ’ Donheimer 1* al Toledo managing the Journal of the 27th nit., an editoTilden “still hoot" in Ohio. But the r’_al on the nomination of Geo. Thomas at ’ Jackson as thc Greenback nominee for ■Republicans arc now awake. The “reform" tidal wave roll* on. The Congress. Notwithstanding the u-u«l jftg AnEkxpxnt Outburst. PoMwl NoIm. 8«.y-"«rS“ ra.rad-.U.B.j. i.Blu., apoi,. Oonrwuo”, raued WORTH i-2 r>v "f,k” j “ 6>” . BAILWAY COMPANY. their UH, hot Sham, with h» awurtomed 1 mesotron and pemtriousucM. although ! having handreds of dollara to his credit । the bank, kopt putting the firm off in Ifrom time to time, perhaf* paying a pit­ tance on account. One time tic g*vc a* i nn excuse for not paying that he was go­ !ing to Europe, aod had not Ume to at itend to the matter. Tho firm was guo.1 FEW enough to allow th* bill to ren along for yearn, bes-aure it was again* Mr. Tilden. , finally Ixxwmo Il wbrnM * member of thc firm called for hi* pay, Mr. Tilden became exceedingly indignant, tell ing him that he owed him nothing, and ordered him oat of the house! A suit was commenced and Mr. Sham J. Tilde.., Democratic candidate for the Presidency, pleaded in deleurc that the areoaot wu outlawed. Tbe court could aot do otherwiae than give judgment again* the firm. Thi* i* all ■ matter of court record. However, a man who will commit perjury lira in order to swindle tho government in its hour of need out of a few thousand dollars, We h”e .""V “I"1 iL “ pro,» Hmrobe.ML-ral Ura nralor of «nd p.cbclic |»—ff rrad .ujlhiojor rbr ]Haye* ship rides the crest,'.while thc floun the bigbrat ordercanoe of “Slippery Bam” i* swamp­ journals, their anxiety will sometimes get dcring , He was recalling the acene* oftho " thc better of them, and they will un- .ed, in a trough of the »ea. and said: * mad as a hatter” refer* to tho Corwittingly (perhaps,) disclose their real The past rise* before me like a droam. feelings. Il is'no news to aay, that the ,necticnt hst-makm who threaten to di*- a™, worn » lb. orrat rtruatl; for lift W. brar th. raood. of Greenback party ■ is tho creation of the (charge their employes for joining in n »rap.r.lioo-tbe urauo of tb, boiMeroo. Democratic party. The Democratic par­ Haye* and Wheeler demonstration. JniiM—tho silrervoirae of hraoie b»gk«. ty has tried in thc ’art sixteen year*, A year ago thc Mtarimuppi Democrat* Weraetboorarai.oru.ra.blw-eoJ'"' every conoaivable scheme to gel hold of were prcpar^ig for the election by the Clin­ the umraU of erelot,; »o era tbe P* the rrins uf the government. They have ton massacre. This year thc South Car­ ebeeke uf women, nnd ‘be fluJtral feee* of left no stone unturned to thal end, and olina Democrat* begin with Hamburg and men; nndin tbrao rara-mUnp. «e«• n» their last attempt, which which will prove follow np Hamburg with' Aiken County. tite-dcad whose dart kra hare covered with flowers. Wo low right of them no more as futile aa all their former ones have, is “Htrncirt 'mopey for all, and the originating thc Greenback party. But Thc Democratic campaign in thc South We arc with them when they enlist u. the army of freedom. Wo ore them fre<f. xcHbtfls 'for 'alt. There the Homo JoaruaF« production speaks for is bring pressed with great vigor. The great part from those they love Some mcwalk ; shortW "be 'Po inflation" which itself, and we only propose to make a few latest report from South Carolina is that ing for the last time in quiet woody ptorau wiH^lbpreciate1 the one nor aec- comments upon said production, and give the number of negroes killed in Aiken with the maidens- they adore, n e near terfah Ittfbrfo'fande 'which will our readers th* benefit of tho article by County is from thirty to one hundred. thc whisperings nod the sweet rows of Not a single white man has lost- bis life. eternal love a* they lingeringly part for­ destroy thf pther.’; printing ii. tt ire. Tho Journal cannot ever. Others' arc bending over cradles, is capable of any mean act. Thc New York Thlwar ha* magnaui. A New York German now on thc Re­ kiuing babies tl»At are ariccp. Some arc .Wrt^lL REPIBLTIA.’I TICKET. sec why tla nomination was made, niotuly doubted that Mr. Tilden would be when the majority of the delegates pres­ publican stump at thc West writes that roeciring thtfWeaaing* of old men. Some guilty of such imsall and contemptible be­ ent "knew thai .bat Democratic apostle, the Germans of the West will be true to are parting who hold them and press them havior, and rt> exprames itself. Tho fol­ to their hearts again and again, and *ay '■ ' For Prandnl, Fidus IJvermort, was an advocate of the 'the old flag, despite the mercenary raril­ lowing card, from Mcasrs. Pottier Ai Stynothing ; and some arc talking with wives, greenback theory. JuM so, Mr. Journal; lations of demagogues and political adven­ and endeavoring with brave words spoken mu*, in reply', rpeaks for itself: thc Dcmoeiatio game of “heads, I win, turer*, such as Sigel and others. ii» the old tone* to drive from their hearts dfWN».-I Wc tails, you loose.’' is ax characteristic of An outbreak of Adams enthusiasm thc awful fear. We ace them part Demccrnts individually, as of tho party. serin* to be awaited outside of Massachu­ see the wife standing in the door, with thc . ,,/qr .prfr/Vrsi/wrt,-.. babe in her arms, — standing in the sun ­ Fidus undoubtedly represents either end setts with the same sort of hushed expec­ light sobbing,—at tbe turn of the road a of the Democratic platform, or both cuds tancy which preceded the Hell Gale explo­ hand waves,—she answer* by hiding high of New York. at thc same time if by so doing it will re­ sion ; but the contract for tuning has evi­ in her loving bands the child. He is gone, earning other parties, which w* denire Io eonuadiet moat emphsticsilr. First, that •■Mr. dound to his political success. No, green­ dently been a }>crtnancnt failure. and Torcrcr. Tweed was long a admit but influential me». Wc rec them all as they march proudly back era, you 'should have waited and vot­ Dcnocrats arc getting to have curious away under thc flaunting flags, keeping ed solid for Fidus, as 'badoubtcdlj all O.P^HOU^KX. ideas of time and space. Donhrimer fig­ time to the wild, grand auric ol war— democratic greenback era will. Yrs, you Jr.PARTniDGE ures out Albany and Trey to be hundreds marching down the streets of the great aad invariable rafurc-1 to do any ring wwk of should vote for Mr. Livermore, for tho r . i.ll.. II .1 H ot miles apart, and Watterson, sitting two cities.—through thc towns and acroe* tha any kind whatever. Relating t« our bill ■tax. PaMlcI»*n»rtla»-HOiu»CKH.TAKirEIX prairies,—down to the fields of glory, to do against Mr. Tilden, you state: "It appear*, -WMritxrBojrd Education-WITTER J.nAXTKK Journal says you have bo possible chance hour* in Cougrw, draws pay fur a month, and to die for the eternal right. •■■■ -l I *• * ’ i: ■ ■ from t heir (Pottier A Slymu.) own account, to elect Mr. Thomas. So it might have besides mileage, of course. If there is We go with them one and all. Wo arc that lh» Mil w>m a disputed one. ami that they HOWARD. HKXRY W continued and said : vote the entire Dem­ one thing they all understand, it is mtle- by their ride on all the gory fields,—in all ocratic ticket,, for you hare no chance to the hospitals of pain.—on all thc weary elect any .part of your ticket; which •gemarche*. We stand guard with (hem in furnish a bill ef item*, and that Mr. Tilden A Democratic music dealer at Pittsfield without a doubt is true. Now the Jour­ thc wild storm and under the quiet >tars. answered it by pteadiag the rtalW of iimilaWe are with them in ravines running with lioni against ua. thu* uring the weapon wa furnal want* you grocnbackers to make H*!5CHETr. DUNHAM. amends by reconsidering the action of publishing house to send him ‘-Honest blood.—in the farrows of old fields. We are with them between tuntending host', Wifi you please print this and oblige ? that convention. Yes ; i-econsidexfgrecn- Sam Tilden," meaning a song ol that unable to move, wild with thirst, the life Tsars rcspcclfully, > back men. to reconsider especially at this name; and was astonished when the ebbing slowly away among the withered POTTIKR & STYMUrf MAST. CO. time is good { because if ^ou don’t, Fidus answer came baek. ‘‘Have searched high loaves. We see them pierced by balls and is sure to be defeated, as will also Geo. and low, and there is nothing of the‘ torn with sheila in the trenches by forta and .in the whirlwind of tha charge, when? TO CALIFORNIA. Thomas, and Mr. J. H. Magown, a good men become iron, with nerves of steel. aud true Republican, an honest and It is stated that Governor Tilden’s We are with them in the nrlann* -f faithful soldier of our brave old Vtn explanation ol tits income tax is not hatred and famine ; but human speech can Thc Prophet Not Without Honor in cavalry, will bo elected. Then, Republi­ given any weight at tho Internal Rev­■ never (ell what they endured. Hi» Own Country Wc are at homo when tho now* comes cans, con thc matter well before taking a enue Bureau, and (.'ommwrioticr llaum। , that they are dead. We ree tho maiden step that you will in the end regret. Rc< docs not sec that it should interfere in i , in the shadow of her first sorrow. Wc sec The Opinion of Tho«c Who member that oh election day you will be any way with thc suit that is to be’ the silvered liead of the old man bowetl Right on the Ground AND' NW THE VERY MEN deserted by a large majority of now pre­ brought in tlic United United Staten1 with thc last erief. WHO FOUGHT AND 1 VOTED TO tended Democratic greenbackers, who District Court to recover the tax money' Thc post rises before us and wc see tour BREAK ,UP THIS 'UNION. NOW will cast their v*tes for the regular Demo­ withheld. millions of human beings governed by the Unsought Testimony in Favor UNDER THE SAME NAME AND lash ; we sco them bound hand and foot; of the ‘ Old Reliable” cratic nominees They are already dei It was on Aug. 9, 18GG, that (tor. Hen­’ we hear tho strokes of criel whips ; we sec ORGANIZATION,STILL CALLING Ncrth-West. ITSELF DEMOCRATIC, APPEAL sorting you, thinking that they hare dricks, then United States Senator, pock­’ the hounds tracking wumefl through tan­ drawn suffirieutly from the Republican eted 12,000 of back pay, given him by the > gied swamps. We sec babes sold from tho TO YOUR GENEROSITY TO SURRENDHR“Ttt THEM ALL THE rank* to insure in part Democratic suc­ act of July 28, I860. In making ont his, breast* of mothers. Cruelty unspeakable! GREAT- POWERS OF THE GOV­ cess. Without further comments we account lor mileage ho reckoned the dis­ Outraco infinite. ’ Four million bodies in chains—four ERNMENT." THEY ASK TO AD­ herewith git* you the Journal article : tance from Indianapolis to Washington at1 million souls in tetter*. All thc sacred and Council Kaff*. MINISTER ITb LAWS, CONTROL 1066 miles. The distance by rail is 675 TUK GRXXXHACK COXaRKSHIOMAT. CO!»« > relation* of wife, mother, father, and child ITS -REVENUES. AND TO MOLD VSXTIOX. ITS VotTCY AT HOME AND miles. Probably Mr. Hendricks wentt trampled beneath the brutal feet of might. ABROAD1TioTH OF-THEIR CAN­ Hon. Geo. H. Thomas, of Gull Lake, around by the Lakes, and Montreal, tak­ And all thia was done under our own DIDATES, THOUGH LIVING IN was nominated by the Independent Green* ing in Portland, Boston, and other seaport beautiful banner ofthe free. Thc past rues,before ua. Wc hear thc THH NORTH, OPPOSED EVERY bock Convention. Why thia Domination Uwna. “Reform tit necessary." Grand1 roar and shriek *f tho bursting shell. The MEASURE OK THE WAR, ALL was made after the sentiments of Mr. Rapids Journal. broken fetter* tall. These heroes died. THE MOVEMENTS TO 'ORGANIZE Livermore were known to thc majority of Wc look. Instead of slaves we sec men, THF/ARklY THAT BEAT DOWN those present, is beyond our ken, unless it t and women, and children. Tho wand of THI-^ftCTELLION. AND ALL THE was io- elect a pronodneed out and out progresa touches the auction-block, thc SAFEGUARDS ADAPTED TO 8E hard money advocate in the person of Mr. Indianapolis Gen. Logan referred to T1L‘ slave-pen, the whipping-peat, and wc cm CURKTHE RESULTS OF OUR VIC­ McGowan, thc Republican nominee. Mr. hon»al and firreidcw.aud school-houses On<l TORY. THE MEN THEY WOULD Livermore in hiu own language says : r books, and where all was want, aud crime. What Union speech has Tilden ever ",‘I proclaim that if elected to Congress BRING,INTO THE CHIEF PLACES wy vote and influence shall be given to re­ made? It m said that a newsboy created1 and cruelty, and fetter*, wo sec thc face* OF THE REBEL ARMIES OB WHO : of the free. a aenration in tho streets of New York peal ia foto th* Resumption Aot. That FROWNED AND COMPLAINED IN Three heroes are dead. They died for ' '* -3 —non greenbacks one day during the war by crying ‘'Bereat THE NORTHS THfcSAlfESTATES they shall be your Henilil. Great -ifnira speech by. liberty—they died for ua. They are al Jhunucl J. Tilden!" The firn m->n. wwf .1— .t i TH AWAEBED AND MAINTAIN ED received nt for revenue, ORDINANEC8OF SECESSION ARE jma all_____ ___ -__ ,___ _____ ,_ caught nt the paper, ran it over in vain THE. Mdb-Wt.STRENGTH OF THIS That the law demowetiting silver shall be the tearful willows, and tho , COALITjQN r^Scgactfw, Merman, repealed. That the Gold, Silver nod P1*7 ‘‘W beneiUl thc ‘’’“low. of But the boy Greenback dollar shall stand equal in all The ex-ri£^w*cecpt ‘kc resak of the Ute douda, carders alike of the sunshine ai said on tho subject If ilk war apd the1 wmrtibutaohal amendments ’ declarations of They ’j^w 'thdr 'riMcrity' in tbfo. cam­ ating discreetness of Democratic landers and t*b atS-aSisr-Philadelphia, r«»K < EN*| II. EluXj"; ---- -Te**1t£f-Z MS v.—CTt:d; u 'iiu,,,3aU'"‘w. Pennsylvania Railroad i t. Ci.,7 hr Exhibition, 4,. । EATING STATIONS rJiS/O.\ TICKETS^ mt-jill l.o ,»M _t all ,^53 EUTIKBTORDB. HAYES 'R'ldiistrft- CALIFORNIA WILLIAM i. WHEELER ftassss* esssa paign?'’ O»Q.oVg«odemcn made’ a speech" for tildca and ‘h& t»a of lus speech: .. A Debate ■eremlyof death. [A yoioc—“Glory."! I have one Mmfinu>n» C r“™-J^5* friends, I tell tern for the dead. you thgyc arc errtaiu mrn ,yoo moat pul Notice. ‘ ‘ J Embrace* under one manajrcmeut the ' Great Trunk Hallway Lint* of ibt WBfl’ and NORTH •WEST, aud. with it* nutnerons branches tuidcoinieciioDt, forma the shortest and quickest route between Cmcipo aud all pointe ia Ilutois, AVibconsix, NobYuebx Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa. NsBRASKA, CA14FORS1A. mid the WtXTEBX TKBBrrotUER. I Omaha and Califprnia Line Th tho shortest and beG r.mte fora)! ednta in Northkhx I (.uxors, Iowa, AKoro. Nehkaska. Wrnutxu. tot. obado. Utah. Nevada,(,'AuronxtA. Urbipn, Cuixa, Japan atidArsTKAua.. Its Chicago, Madison and St. P^ul Line Is tbe short line for Nortuerx Wb ooxrix and Mxm.nksota, and for Majxbox, St. Baud, Minxea Pulis, Dclcth and all point* in tbe Great Northwest. Its Wliiuiict and at. Peter Linn lathe only rout® for Wixoxa. Hoches- . ter, Owatonna, Mankato, St. Peter. New Umi, nt.d all join’s In Southern and Cenlral MintMua. Ils Green Bay and Marquette Line » I, the only Unc for J.KjsvtuA Watertown. For Dv Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay. Ehcanaiu, Negaunee, Marquette. Hnvainox.' HANexxtK, and the Lake Svferiob Country. Ite ✓. FreePort and Dubuque Line la the only route for Elgin. Boceford. Freeport, a<.d nil points vin Erwport. Its , Chicago and Milwaukee Line la the old Lake Shore Route and is the, only one pas.*ing through EvamtoX, Lake Forest, Htohi-axd Park, Wavkrgan, Ractve. Krnosua to Milwaukee. Pullman Palace Cars Arc run on all through trains ofihr* road. . 1.1. U tlx ONLY LINE ninths _ thcae car* between Chicmo and «• Paul, Chlrawo and Milwaukee. eago and Winona. . , At Omaha our Steeper* c •nnect the Overland Bloopers on Pacific Railroad fur all points West oi tbe Mtemrarl River. • , On the arrival of the trains f.vnitM East or South. IheltRlMoriltetwrasv A North-Wcatern Railway LLA'r CHICAGO a* follow* : , , .... For Council Blair*. Omaha and <Mbfonita, TwoTIwoORli Train* dally. Pullman ..Palaeo Drawing ... __ .. ... < •.......sll ItliluA. gli Train* Dally, with Pullman i Cara attached on both Green Bay nnrt Lnko Superey. TwoTralD* daily, with Pullman Patorc GRU attached, and running tbrougnto ’’fS-'Sniw.nao.-. Four Thnx-kb Tralu dally, Pullman Cura ou nignl trains, Parfor Chair Cara on day t rain* For Hpartaand Wtoonn and puts »n Mlnwwrite, One Through 1 mln dell.'. with Pnlliuan Bleeper* t * " in"na Two For Dubuque, via Frrcfx.rt. Two Through Train, daily, with J'u'lmaii Care on Bight Inin-. m For Dubuque and I-a Cro* . ' I* Ote ton two Through Trains dnlh.. wtth Oar* «n night tram toMc- points yen o” ’ lb-___ iindwv • • • oinaM •n Ff«>" Street; •k Street cr C*n*l «rara, WS" ?“S ’. k-mi*- »«j atHuourrr. uitap’t. cni^ Cbkngo �........................... ...... -y»n to th, foot. 9,01 thfo flsanre question b ta .,h„ u 1U, r, n ... . Thcr? appears to be a gentleman in ifohj. } Hlltvltfd JIMk^u .r <•/ /KtJar, lfi c'Lu.u mrw who Us become tired of tbe go’J b to burst ujMu ti, M ao«,. S*muel aoan- M m Samuel nd especially of having It crowded dowi. I TlW*nu •!«««•!. Wi bo deceived. This t we will desist from that at tirnam.) .„■ el4,n’ « uo’ fir their nardabi s.» , ............. .. u“‘ yuai lor their kyahjr during tfarir rebellion.? I would phue at the bead of this nation a nnd sec If that will set any, Urtar.ifuot, who would dare to beau hnnaet man. One wc will confow that ths gentleman i» bsrd to who make, „„ Wm iccu4w returB,; CM who please. I stated that you eonfal by n> means make a paper .dollar (of course of the grecn- briped to suppre*, lin. rehoUioa ; not one who _____ back theory.) equal to a dollar in gold, and he fUt.u. , replies fay saying, as scon as the government 1 put their stamp and number on this green pn to tk< hilt, tx), rally around ths flog, Repub­ :i:to r. n. I**r- ,!hr?‘ l”“ * in «H««I M a buvbel licans ! Ut this dreemivf uoliew of .. i.—. . lf susrcwin.- *,■15 r. w. Ti-.tF 1-nm HASTWGS CITY DRUG STORE Nobtu 1bvisa. Sept. 30,1 I8T0, of wfaetil, I w'n* not talking about Wheat, but Ftom th< Buffoh, a>au«retol Adv.rtber. Cat­ . « rd x^. Sept. Mch.M7d. | •‘honest laeu and faunal inoiiey.” this wheat business. For ItiMsuco the gov-crntuetit uf Itri»y issue* a paper dollar which | ia never to lie redeemed and derive* it to be ardxn school house. flie Hum Mr. Cook from Lowell, mid tho Editor of the Lowell i worth a dollar in gold, aud a legal tender. ine great .pte-uetw of t|le ■nan in ihiltlinorc has grecnt>acka. hitch up my torn hnd start. When 1 arrive I fud the man. and anxious to sell. So wc measure up ten l-u-helt. aud put prerent n sufficient quaulity of my legal ten drr notes just Issued by the government of Irving. Now cornea in the troul.lcj- The nmn frotn Baltimore 1-cghia to mJ . list kind of inoticy will not pa« under our (ioverntneut inOl-TUl'.KS. skme for our productions or at least paper that is to Be redeemed in gold, the AuOner the Q. Crer.y Vr soman j|p< c<(ok carefully reviewed the Greenback policy, aud system of Cannes, mid log&lly showed it to be, in the mind of nny cMtdld man n mere bubble He virtually dctnaUshed that ihoory. Mr. Hine declared there would be cither*} Democrat or n llepdbhMn Oresident elected ibis fsT. Cpou these ground, he carefully reviewed the birtory of the Democratic party, from Iho'bcginning of the war to the present day- Which lias evidefiily the l.laekest re­ cord Hint ever disgraced a nation. Aho, thehistory and character of Sainuri J Tilden who। evidently has tbe hhekest record that ever disgraced a candidate for the 1’reridcncy. I . । its are enpged for I be uccarion. . ........... ••• —j- -■ ■ my friend nil *br governments in tn? wbrld use gold orpaj-er. on n goM l<sht,' and ‘the THE COUNT-1 YAIR. k you know .twill,-., anywhere «f /r!r. f.fr, Tl.e reirfo. were ab.-ut on. tfauu. your govsrement, butynura only afoongyour- a01, anj|# dfopfoy ofUrre*. catUe. ri.eep, ^^jriar. agricultural imph-uicnt*. potaloe*, ap­. . 'I this by talking about exchange*, for there i»iI pics pear* grai-c«. and nluiu.t every thing in, ■; : I ' no such thing in thi« argument. I want you [ tbe fruit line. A .plendld show of poultry, a( - --------- < tl» foy down n naked greenback thafU never bpiier cannot Le.I.own in the State ue believe. /..-OU- THE COUNTY. to be redeemed by the ride of a jjdd dollar I Floral Hol* full uf article.. (t-x» nuiuerou. On tho 8th itist. sn excursion partyfrom Detroit of sumo 1,200 persons passed through here, and although the excursion was larger than expected, there were no delays for want of car*, und the excursionists wcre load in prase of a line that did iu bustuws in so prompt ami faithful a man­ ner. On theOih anexcurrion from St. Thom­ as. on the 11th one from Loudon, Ont., ^n the 15th one from Rochester, aud on Ihursday night a luunMer excursion from Detroit, px«hed over thb line. They nil received good attention und prompt denpatch, arriving in Philadelphia' without any vexatious delays One of these exctiniiou trains rao over six honwu, throwing . the engine and tender from the track ; but owing to the excellent managemctit of l£e employees of the road, and the fact that Westinghouse air brakes were in use on the train, not one person was injured, and ' thc train was not delayed half an hour. Tho number that were carried in these ex­ cursions was fully six thousand. Arrangements have been made by the line for three mammoth cxcuraiotm to-day and Monday. The regular traveljby the line is greatly on the im-rcaae, yet Jutwitli* standing tho heavy trains, they are run promptly on schedule time. The one rca-^n r r this, is the management, being part of tho wptem oflbc roads under control oftlie Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The line is also fortunate in its. representative’ in this section. It* Saperintcndenl, Mr. Robert Neilson, at Elmira deserves much praise for.thc management of these excurs­ ions. lie always remains at the post o( duty during the entire night, and givro pcnwniah attention to thc movement of trains. The Western Passenger Agent, I Mr. Namucl Seymour of this city, was the | originator of these large excursions, and the increase cif travel over the road is greatly ilue to his active work. I to mention) Midi a» i» u.aallyon exhibition in that department. Fiuil, candy and lunch ! if the government ahoul-l issue a hundred billion of greenbacks to-morr.w. 1 could net jre desire to calc yowr attention to our stock of strictly pureJtlt 17(tiS and Mif t) t CINES- JFe nutke a speciality in dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for tJic interest of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure j&EDICIJfES. We have a lar^e stock of _ . , A? va*t umouul of hunitie-4 has beeu done ©ver this “great S.uthnrn th.-roiigh > fore' within tho last t.-u davsr nnd rhe < route deservedly . uj,.ys prret p,.puhri- J Bought very low an,d WE Will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer. and do not change owner*. Tbopnly true maans of permanently preventing a scarcity of money, la to Improve the Mate of internal and domestic industry, and their oppiniou is wholly unfounded who suppose a more plenty produce ther*■>« bo‘ •olk”’ Olivet College, Olivet. Mich. Bn-» p»» • - ------------ " the Germans would nut look »t any security but the gold in has L How did they raise it t Well air, the aplboritjrs through the bank of France negotiated with the iuth-hild> * the Contfitettt and -ome other lUbking eritaldishments. and tbow'tun.ed out -to France tbe actual Gold eoin,‘ now sir, do you tfa.nk that the Rotfacfaild^ will take the interest on their Gold iu irredeemable paper? >*“' think they will hnelly take their principal in ueiM. I.---- • principal, they ate manufacturing »o eheap that one <*■ afford io buy ; t<mrequ«u!y times A. H. Ellfo Esq/ of art lively there, and they are in a «*. r way to wipe out their whqle bonded indebtedness. <f mealing Oeo. If you are for honest miway, why don’t yon J . ...... ...,„*«• f You S>1■itnty Fair. The Mgj. • ’ ppMuma his comrpubisrM Hus meet- fi. nh» ftf, 'ehvlibe pie. could do any thing. How do you All ]urtie.i iadeblcd to u.« by note or account must settle the janic wtihonl List of Patents. Lift uf patents issued to Inventors uf Mich- further delay or notice. .Salisruhv A Bromrav. |b;fl Furnished this 1 *” . .. . . ManisievM. Blasril. 1’srpct Sweeper, Grand Rapids. J. Furto? Catching Water Fowl. Plainwell. J. Waterman. Making Barrels. Reading. Bate Ball. A game betaucn the Clippers of the City •nd tbs Stars of Huoudland ess played on tha Fair Ground* Bridny alterne Sept.-.®-dbe mutual consent. Th. C7(pywreMj that they .. ,1.0 aa. I lie lsii*r cub eaa t 0»« them work er TlwGnu r sale. SV‘T' of Uaal.1 i*.??? !he p':rp0’'’ cf ClwUnX «•< «M »b«’1 t* r ,1 ' “ t few minuets ago, [iw‘* r<,f* iaretCT.>-t,,i tbe Judge stoto* itabaJ?*’ ’-ruDeo. 20th IMO in Mich.; ■kl. r-~., . Junes Russxll. match game "T ‘'TV—U Con.tit.tinn -»«-» *r e“ ”**? * * . .i . CHAMPIONSHIP OP BARBY COVK. TY AND THE BELT ?0 WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS A.t Kalamazoo* Micli- and tho Offir fir Sate a! ihc Lower! Unit Bale MID FLARES ’ 8TOCO) WATER LIB UK ABAIR Shingles Lath &c. STAVES. STAVES. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS Will, of course, wish to see all the rights com fortsblT and cheaply. To this and tha erMHflenlle. E. D. WUTK. «1M utwoo'**- the Canada Southern ln« FRANK E. SHOW* Paso.nnd Ticket Ag*!. Bmetr. If. J. ffjut/f, Cw, M aid Omeital P A I N TE R i Jefferson St., # Clijpen flf Hastw. „d BOta-1 *«*■ Prepared by* Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., GROCERS. bstwwntho on in tho place; ,n Uw ■1 ’JUrt include . all ilc- Ui.'KVOBt*hsivnao Mscnisa Mrc. On, XXMbl Sol. Manufacturer.. BrwtU.boro. Vt Highest Market Price in Cash, Hittojs of Mon Conors, *trv. and th* Our brethren" <’. Ayer & Co,, of paring these twsa 5>rv „k* .... A Cue of the Weal, aad ths CMUa nad Faw of the South. It counteract* the miasmatic poison lu tbe blood, and frees the system from its taflncace. so piat fever and true, shakes or chills, cr.rc broken up by 14do not return until tbe home xxiiVtf ibroe fo-nrs. Of the yhhuV.., says ''■“ of that city asserts the Yion.tuce for Legislature, ia a Fanily Knitting Machine J. Cole & Son Mra. Morill has gone to Chicago fur bar stock of Fsll Millinery—She wishes to tncir M J | Me of ti,e best any to tl-c Ladies she will be pleased to snow them the Now Styles. Sept, -28-29. xxM2wl Liable quarters for tho lea* *7 1 j, to ritusted Mtwren two }pr^pl; line* uf. Street Cate ^f^rexU^ud l« Two good milch cowv and n few sheep ..„„ p., THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC aConamentaofthebcst American nnd Imported Marble, Tablet* and Head­ stones of nil description runde loor-er <>n short notice, also Granite Monu­ T01 atirra’ RxtxnMOX Ttcxrn at greatly re­ ments of the various patterns pupplted duced rates, by which passengers can not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at l’hllAll persons indebted to Allen A Trego to customers. adclphia, but can, in addition, vlril the prin­ arc requested to- call nnd settle tho r«D>c Ilnvitig steam power nnd Improved cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of immediately. xxt44tf machinery for sanding, high ]>olhiblag nnd cutting mortices, we can do work Attention Firemen / chenier and better than thoee who work by hand. । Falls, riving passengers, from the' train. The Annual Parade aud Inipcction of thc Fire Department, will take placu on iniaran, ssorwe-aaoo rail, ins Clark, General Agent, Great Rapid*, ebd landing them direct­ Friday, October Gth, 1876, nt 4:30, r. M. 3 W. F. Hick*. Chief Engineer. J. B. RobinsOn, ngcut in ly at tho Falla. The track of the Caaadm CO. xxiffSmO If any body wants a pleasant se^down and a quiet phw of Umonade or some­ thing '‘more cheering" why just let them I*alent Ventilator, call at BalphJordort, and they can be from dust. With gratified. h xxi261 WUOLBSALK k RETAIL Detroit aiMl Toleafw, and ha conFob Salb—A valuable young Inquire of Marshall Pricket. uf John W. Cutter of -><t in Indiana daliverw.rr.,,1^ 1 t..i -u «’■" *• "J her. lie delivered » .™,u„nsm»rur. "S' bo hnndxomejy treated. i-uevnio, Ind. on the Uk. 1I.U ♦«. u-l ~~ “ *""? ^iw.xnl- Cure, found equally as u'wfol a, the Serins Machine, and even more profitable. NoticeI Washington, D. 8. Iteits, Vehicle Spring), Adsta*. Harvest is past and those little accounts F. Schuficld. Ruirr Engine, Oscoda, A. Spaul-dltig of tion of their territory, ~»vcn Faris Itaelf, and must bo paid at once, sure. J. Dobbins. Ilr.ip Machine, LitehCelil. said • they would remain there and set up a Smith, Manek A Pkeston. J. Doagtav* and J. Smith. Hnrtal *'»«•. Fort dictatorship until they paid them the expense Fvp isition’. x*»304w _____________________ they hml incurred in the war which was an Huron. y ; I'. A. Sheldon, J.Smith and J. Artificial Marble, Notice. enormous sum. Saw. how did Pranee raise that au.onut of money in so short a Ante, they Fort Huron. ,•» tlays <W. Ayer’s BICKFORD . A^MATic \KNlTTEf' Every Machine Warrnutrd perfect, and Io da The Fol! Term begins September 14th. iutt what it rrtwttritted. The Bickford Machine Is the only le*ldn>ato Full corf* of Instruelufr in all Depart­ cylindrical Knitting MochitKs in exwlonee. All ments. I’rut'G. W. Chadwick will give mi ; but further than that w. have not space IcsRin.* on the new Pipe Organ. Ladies • ♦pen*. In due time the H,t »f prcnpuiu* will plea*? apply to Mbs II. D. Storke, Principle. Oentlcmun to H. Q. Butter­ field, D. D. President. ,11, g> t auieA'a* *H1 be rent to any part of ins Take Notice. think they know. tion sir. The German Troops conquered their did not hare time to inflate their ^Currency, xxt31yl rotor will knit a m»n‘» wk, with heel and toe complete, in/row Av* to <•« ■,■■/«/ ami from twenty to forty pair of took* In a day. leriin church furnished lueal.to all who want- , _____ ...—fronre inBalcd thairmon- I'■’u“ quickly BARNES & COMPANY. Hostings. Aug. 12ih 1S76. local Bb$ipe$; police,t j through its proper channel. Unless the gor­ i emmrnt -ent 1 eml them bnmdeaa| over the tention uf the n»«eui’.l-l linwlre!-' from tbe I hnd like autumn leaves oftlie fowl, in which leave*, money is proftable to a country only Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden. Oil, Black Oil, Hastings, MM. �Acttm to^ ,omcK t ’Jicn.. July 1,1870. / Notloe is hWffi> gf reD thll certain lands. reviews years, I Stalo for* scan River and the Rocky Mountains without change.. Special round trip tour­ ists' tickets from the MitMri River to Denver at $30, good to atop off at all points.f Addrraa.;. v* - ' V T. J. ANDKB8ON, Oen. Past. Aat. Topeka, Kan. ‘nJ 1 rtatement. which will It torwarded to the jffire of the Treasurer of said some tinjg iB September, will be sold at public Auction, by ^4 Treasurer, at thc County cm the Oral Monday of October pelS • I the time and place designated for thc °**W 4rjf tm SajMi if aot previously disposed *< al this office, according to law. Said statements contain a full description •of each parcel -of said lands, nnd may be seen on application at the-uffiee of the county Treasurer. } Lands struck off to the State fox taxes of 1874 or other years, at the Tax Sales in Oetober last, will be offered subject to thc right of redemption proscribed by law, as well as to the right of purchase of the State bids al this office, prior to thc sale. RALPH ELY, G. P. Rowell & Co's. Column. Keep It- GVmY U AddWee- Xmfo/W. .-.T® W Lets HUU Infor's AddMea. ? «u iei u Where vou wul find all kinds of w. FURNITURE! ,1 H. GOODYEAB, LheL)i-uggjS| Jtesycctfulhi niniouna. < tn the nHl.(; '/R.iUE.Z ry County, for these xeasonn: >, hasen stock- and daily Oni" . 1st. Because we have no rent I > pay freill‘ "n'1 C-enuhir 21. Because we make the most of out Stock- ot Drugs and goods our/ql vca. . ones, Dye Stuffs, 8d. Because wo keep the beet c workGood‘ S >n j;tct a em,J: 4th. Because wv warrant ail g xxla wr °t ,Jruieid'i Merchandise ichich heaff.^ make. Of every Description which we thatheh^a^ui,, e VILLAGE OF MIDMLLE VILLE. LotoTaadAbtook^ ja |o<< 1 aadLbtaek c l00 W< ... gl amXuai. tax iaues. , NEW ADVERTI8MENTS. STEBBINS BRO’S. ' Arnrron Gxxexal’s Omct. 1 Laxsixg, Mien., July 1,1870. J So much of each of the following deecrlbed tracts or parcels ufland. situate! in the county of Barry, delinquent for unpaid taxes, for thc years mentioned below, as will be sufficient to pay the taxes, interest, and chargee thereon, will be eold by the Treasurer of said county, on the first Monday of October next, at such public and eonrenient place as ho ahall select in Hastings, tbe County Beat of said county, according the statute iu such case made and provided. RALPH ELY, can sell cheaper than noy boon lit Bar­ Wo Mil none of thlfi cbeap-xua*k Fur­ niture that is made by maohintry. The good* we make to maffe by hand, and warruuted- Wc Ixvilo nil penwns to call and tuspect our goods, for they nl bear inspection. No trouble at all show goods. Parties having Pictures to introo would do wt-B to;» ‘them framed ut us as we can do it I’ ..rend Cheaper than any house in P .y County. Wo keep the Largest a>. j Bert selected stock ol PICTURE FRAME* AND MOULD* ixoa, BRACXriR, I’afeb-'HoldKRS. WALI^PoCKL-FK, SlJIPl'XR- ’ dared Prices. ' J ■ RKMUMBER,the Pen pie's Drug Storeudirtdly opposite Umpire Blotk , One door east.ofSpauldingi Hasttnim, July 18. 1876 " HEALTH AND ITS FLEMK Diseases with Its Agonies CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. HOUMBB, and everything-In thc Furaltore line. Wc iovite all jienuns to call and look Peerless Milk Safer. now on exhibition al our Ftui ittuc Store. All kinds of work mode to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture ncallv done. WK MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms couth Aldo State St. opposite H. A. J)oodyi-ar’sz Hardware­ Store. W^'^^iSsgfflg AiEiffWSStJfc^^Fsis: rrssnns lro*s HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS Nenou. Vbarden . ’ Wh»l U SMrefearfalihsa * br^kinj d.wirfik, ■orrv*.arttam? 7" Lr. uritibl.n rwmodyfofaesd’ Ik.reu wtas, boor, or spirit.. or Ur better, mi: Uk« b eeffoo.—weak lea beiax preferable :«u *U lb. tar *ir,TTL”B7U?Z.lhr«'!'r towPtnawwviSS eat plenty of lolids. avoiding ;b. are of fo»S ifthoae ccdden mlN are lull .eel. >«« wi!lU\^t stress in Udy. aod f«rtt<>o« kin 'yMothers and Daughters. ™ lhwe«.thar ter which there Pitis are fo taaowi. it U U nr parttnar ensrttao. especially tbeirpower uf cImmsc t£ from all mruriun. and remorias daMSMut NEW MUSIC .M.2'S^cff^£tess fcaa ’a CE.1TS w*sTms«a~J!~S ^Capital &, theOaxnpaign of!876 Louseruld YML&TKb -0.4 « ■rds for 10 cents. I KTEBS- DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. A. N. SAPIN. O.T. SARIN. A. TNT S AJBITST <3c OO , Cummi-ior MeirbaBts end dealan in GRAIN, FLOUR Ard Mill Feed Board ofTrada Building, Detroit, Mich, Liberal Caih advnnooi made oti (x.nstscmer.tr. ~ BA.IX7H 4E NORTON. >ACRKI> OKLKCTIONS. mu-sS.iJS“; Habit Covxtt, Tiia»cik» « Orens. 1 SX’.at-Kt.l'1 HjurrtXOS, August 35, 1870. / . Notice ia hereby given. ‘kit the rale of lands in Barry county, ndreriiscd by the Auditor ETERS VOTAVO VHORUSRji. General m delinquent for taxes of 1875 (and previous yrara). will be held at the County Treasurer’s office An Hastings, tbe County Seal of raid county, commencing on Monday, the 2nd day of October next, el nine o'clock A. M., and continue from day to day (Bun­ days excepted), until the acme shall have been disposed of according to law. ETERS’- VRGAN DELECT IONS. M. T. WHEELER. County Treasurer. 1(0n and after April M. 117#, train, will ran so fol­ . Static- .. Train. laeL (Soecoeocn to Bridie k Norton, k to O. W. Balch.) bnordeni of the Kidacyj. saasaaffvetinstbM.omn. wtesteUo ■neb or too bill, wstw; or vbwbwa. Iwtth Stan, or rare:, or with astajsta saaaevs. uioav run «n< -••• thewtataidlrvcUoui. act tb» (hasauii be well rabbed into tb. until of th. tack u ta! |E»a tiMtment wilt tir»alre*t lawrttar relief whvn el! olh.r meiar 1.™ fri!*L For Stomachs out of Order. Ko medieise will w> tffe- o»: !r in pro” d. taw ar tha wamaah ■> th re. Piil»; Ik.y rwinifi - k—i.K- Mtion : they are wondtfslfr lawiw la onees of raaotn-io fitci ih.j a.T.r aU is MW aUdiserdenoftbc iivK.sd .tosseb. 6raii Comma IrtHb Corner Woodbridge i Shelby St^z' I>etrolt, >iich. John H. Wendell & Oo., Conuaieuon Merchants in FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK AMI SUDS. 54 mn 56 Woodbridge DETBOIT. ; - St. MICHIGAN. WAaat a J^affy. vEssnr. The otaeta. beta remdao POSITIVELY CURED. pain* *» uUwd* Sis?: BHJJARD, COROPglTK STEINHOFF & WOOD TEN PIN BALLS Fruit Lands in the ; Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2’! acres to Exchange ■■ Siriical MiMctatl � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-05.pdf 620597aca9824da80995622657cfcd35 PDF Text Text NO. 46. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5,1876 OUR CENTENNIAL LETTER MESSER & POWERS The show, like Barnum's fat boy, still growing—A fine display of fruits— Pennsylvania State Day caps the climax—Shoving bad silver piece— A place to study character -g-Some figures on the general result. Are agents forthe Celebrated MULL CLUVLBMLLEB PniLADKLFUU, Sept. 25,1876. Although the Exhibition is nearly five Also for the months old it actually hag not got it* growth yet. IXL Wind Mill Which i e market WAGONS & BUGGIES CheapeKthau ever. In some department* additions and ciranges are dill being made to improve their cumpletenww nud altraqfivineas. The pomologies! or fruit display, fur instance, is better than it has been any time since the season began, several States now being represented whose fruit was not sufficiently matured to enable them to make a very good exhibit during the period of the stat­ ed display, from the 11 th to the 16th insL Among the States now coming forward * arc Maine and Wisconsin from whom ap! plications for space have recently been rej reived, and fruit ia hull on the way, while I other collections will be shipped as soon as I in proper condition. The pomoiugical exhibition promises for wmc wecLa longer } to continue to.be the finest ever held, cmI bracing as it docs fruits, melons, etc., from ’ Florida to Canada, and from tho Atlantic to the Pacific. And special fealurers.of various kinds I arc constantly devised and announced, so Arid GROLTJVl) POLVTS for all oth >ws in the market. One door < ast of Goodyear’s Hardware. Hastings, April 12, 1876. D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE MUSIC JACKSON, DENTIST 8M’ Mia. w/j : read: head: Special Medio :il Announcement Pianos Organs ^’V Cfimfnrl andf Happiness Sick and AtHlete*! '» HASTlSi;- ,\sn VICINITY. DR. J. B tetS"4 . LaSURE Vu’ •^•bratM Pftntataaof ttuai . L- * - fi - . -- sa.. The ^ Smith American Organ, toxb.o.'spia-oJ I that those who have been here from the very first daytfof the show still find new worlds to conquer, and new sights to ace. •-State days" are just now occashms of jiarticulaf interest. New York day beat all the days since the opening until yeaterI day, which was Pennsylvania day, The j official report gave the attondanoe on New Kv617 R. D. BULLOCK ^Branch Whol..ale » R‘pidS' for "“S"”1* D. BROWN, Piano Tuner. of treasures of art. A lady from the north of Ireland, at prceent employed in the performance of manual labor in the house of a friend of mine went to the Exporitiou the other day. On her return the mistreae ot the bouse said to her: “Well Kitty, what did you think of it?” "Octi, sure," was her reply, “h’s all very well for thim as has seen nothin’, but to any one who has been to the fairs at Carrictfargus it looks very mane indeed. Oct. ma’ma, tbim wor the sights to see ! Why, I’ve seen silk wurms there ss big as calves, and mo own brither in '59 druv a score of pigs to it, and iviry won ov tnim was the rise ov an illiphant. The show ia very welt in its way, but ye know ye'er young here yit, and much can­ not be expected qy yex." “Well, but, Kilty, surely tho diamonds were worth seeing, were they not ? Everybody says they arc very fine indeed." “Is It yon bits of things ? Och, honey, yea can't mane thim at brings ov little bsdes ? Sure, me own sister when she married Johnny O'Toole, had a string ov dimonds roun' 'er nick, iviry wan of tLem as big aa a potaiy ! Sure, I'd nivor think ov comparing thim up yonder in the show wid me sister's," that can be done honorably to ensure suocc« is being done? and do doubt of the re­ sult ia felt. THl BLOWING CP OF HBLL OAT*, was one of the most remarkable feats of the century, an . immense roekT(that had prevented the passage of vessels of large c!a®i through the Sound, was honey comb* ed with chambers, ami 50,000 lbs of nitro glycerine end definite, placed therms and exploded by electricity. The papers of the city had been speculating upon the effect of the explosion of so large an amount of the moat terrible forces known, for weeks, and the public had made np its mind that something worse than an earth quake would.be the result. It was feared that the shock would bo so severs as to topple down houses, and cause a wide spread destruction of property and life. A nd so, on Sunday, the day fixed for the explosion, the whole eity was out of doors, where it was supposed everything would be safe. The rain fell in torrents, it was a cold miserable rain, but notwithstanding the parks and open places were all crowd­ ed with people, mon, woman ics in anus, with or without umbrellas, It was amusing .to.eM women with - babieh on one arm ami lap-dogs on the Other, de___ , n.wildcattothtm. Many bn with them their goods and chattel Mich artidea as ware fragile, came, all turuid pole, there was of the prepartory gun that gal men affirming that they never had any fear, but thrir wives were so nervous that it was deemed boat to mow out to keep them easy. Tbe foci is there was scarce ly any sound, and no shock whatever. The chamber! were under twenty feet of water, and so divided that while the ex­ plosion pulverised the rock it did ii with­ out any auhmotion. When the wire was touched, there was a troubling of the water and then an immense volume, with enor­ mous fragments of rock, and timber from tho excavatiob, wait hurled fifty feet in the air, and it subsided, and the river ran on as though nothing had happened. It was an entire success. Ths red wsa complete­ ly destroyed, and where it was there is now twenty two feet of water. The masses of rock are being removed by means of enor­ mous derricks, and in a few weeks ocean steamers may, if they ebooee, get to their docks by the Sound passage, a saving of several miles, and an avoidance of mush danger. and with a calm smile of contemptuous superiority she resumed her scrubbing. The increased attendance of late has given rise to some figuring on the general result, and some comparisons with other World's fairs. During the 116 days upto Saturday evening last, there were 4,071, 313 paying visitors, whose admissions ag­ gregated 81.884,434, a sum 8890,508 in excess of the total receipts (8994,025) from ths.3,492,922 paying visiters to the Vi­ ■ enna Expeaition during the one hundred ■ and eighty six daya of its continuance, and | only 8319,141 leas than the total receipts cbntuimiXl tbavxl. (82,203, 675) of the Paris Exposition of ' There never was anything like the I 18G7 during the two hundred and seven­ travel that is pouring into New York at teen days it was open. Up to this time | thia time. The roads are crowded and the Philadelphia ean boast a total attendance I hotels swarm. Thursday morning twelve : 141 days of the London Exporition of hundred peaeengera breakfasted at Horn1851, and 6,211,182 of the 171 days of rilsville, on the Erie, and on the Central ! the trains both ways, were four tinMU the the London Exposition of 1862, being but • 683,912 1cm tlian the former and 855,880 usual number of care. Wednesday eve­ I ning the 3;30 train out of New Yon: on below the latter. Supposing the daily | tlie Central was made up of thirty Bleep­ attendance in Octobey and November to ing cars and as many common coaches, be as large as in September, the Phila­ delphia show will present a larger total which was run in four sections, eight min­ one receiving it. utes apart. The trains oa the Pennsyl­ Lovers of the lore of the middle ages will of visitors than any previous world s fair, vania section were run in seven sections. have an opportunity to see a practical illus­ except, possibly, the Paris Exhibition of Lent week the New York division of the tration of one of the moot interesting cus­ 1867, which was open 217 days, and had Jersey Railroad carried 249,697 paasentoms theron chronicled on the Centennial a total attendance of 8,805,969. gen, ths most of them Centennials. There Yk&as. grounds, October 19, the day of Maryland's never was no many peop’e in New York special celebration as one of tho original _aa now. Broadway is thronged with atnnthirteen states. The exhibition is ceiled OUR NEW YORK LETTER. gen, serine the sights, and thqy axe as the Centennial National Riding Tourna­ much M_right to New York an Now York ment. Fifteen knights representing the Polldol—The Big Exploeion-C«n is to them. From the extreme East to thirteen original states, tho Union and the the farthest Went, come people who never tennial Travel ane Butine»». Centennial are to participate in ths tourn­ naw a big city before, and they are making ament. A queen of love and besuty, ac­ Nxw Yobk, Sept 26,1876. the moat ol their opportunities. You can companied by four maids of honor, repre­ There is more excitement over politicx tell them at first right, for they are all senting, respectively, the North, South, in the city now, than was ever known dressed alike- The ladies all have linen East, and West, will be the incentives to dusters when they arrive, and Hack aljmoa chivalrous conduct on the part of the eaues before—1840 not excepted. It ia the pre­ the next day, the men al! in bumesa vailing topic al Clubs, In social circles, on trians. In addition to tho medals which the streets, in business placee, and at bare. suits, fresh whan they left born*, bat .van the United States Centennial Communion Every man has his notion of things, and much the worse for ths dust of trarsl will award to the conquering heroes, the is doing liia level best to have hie notion Every one of them walk the length of executive committee of the tournament made tho notion of everybody otac. The Broadway, by night, and a very good I offer valuable prises to be tilted for. Democracy as good as concede the elec­ thing ii » to do. Few mors tutenwring rights can be found than this beautiful interc<ing feature of the Exhibition is the !tion of Morgan and the carrying of New thoroughfare, with its miles of Jenrps, its opportunity afforded the sroderit of human York for II tyre, unless they manage to glittering shop windows, and thronged capture Ohio and Indiana in October. To nature to prosecute his studies. He need . carry these state- every nerve is being, with numberless vehicles. Thon tho Park not confine his attention to one particular strained. Tilden ia showering money is crowded, and tho riven wbers tho chip­ portion of the show, for subjects present through them like water. Their beat ping is to be neon, is always a jam. They {hcmaelves in every direction. They are speakers are on their way there to labor go ovrr to Brooklyn to gel from the ferry .specially numerous in the art gaUcnca. during tho concluding days, and voters, boats a view of the water-fronts of the There is something about good pictures are being sent from Kentucky to Indiana cities, and they climb Trinity spire and tho and statuary that causes the unrefined, and from Western New York to 0h». taD tower of the THbuy to pt eomprothose who have not wrapped themselves up Make no mistake about thia. The un-. henrive views of the city. Stewart's w in the mantle of reserve; to spoak out; scrnpuloa rings that hope to extend their■ thronged from morning to night, with consequently the opinions of many ean bo t ladies, and the 86,000 shawls and the obtained without much trouble- I »« operations from the plunder of a city to a curious enough to take up a good posi- government, are doing all the devilment mired. But with all this there « but possible to succeed. The Republicans of lion alongside a little conceit in marble in Indiana especially need to be on their little Undo from thm. The mereUuta “l°clh<p. of • •ia‘ “ combine the Centennial with husin—, Ut wmnrtM "''“j “”“i guard, Kentucky can spare as ntany as may the recular right seer buys little ar ■albbo needed to carry that State and in the bT d>. bnstinc °f • '°F ,h“h '^1 tag. They arc here to see, and they want Quintal. geraoworimp'"0" Southern part, where colonising wil be to UM tbs money they have for that pur­ Lhi> onio -ndibl® pose, and the way bariaan baa been for „„lIf it l» ib«r eonipwi™ or bpunjthree years dods of them have too muoh of art The n atu reinen of the piece unit. So fiiraa the dealers are oawernefl the utmost vigilance is exercised it will bo car ­ U<r»«a tboir «u.»lio» »b.l. ried out Tilden will spend a million of Centennial baa been a iflMSfiJiniahaiat had not ci ven a giaace for much more They have four tinea the week io Auw dollars to carry that State. th-ir warsa that they ever had, baRaa larg­ Tho Repub’ican Natioral Committee io Tint I was going to tell you of an art cen-’ er aalsa. What I said bat weak I repeal. S i hXXd to overhear in the annex. working quietly, but effectively, and with full confidence of sbcco»s. Every thing Ocrea te the C-teauial If afl re«aa,ba io the It*li*» Drport""”1 “ ERNEST GABLER PIANO, HAI1EN 4 SON’S PIANO. York day as 134,538. Thia was a proud record, but Pennsylvania lias the advan­ tage of being on her own dung hill, as it were, and she saw those thousands and went several better, I have as yet no offic ia! data as to tho admissions, but, the outponring from the city and all the surround­ ing country was simply immense. Pcnusylvanu and Philadelphia have made the Exhibition, to a great extent, their own from the lutaet, and local pride was en­ listed to make the state day pre-eminent. It seems that the shovers of “die queer" visit tho Centennial too. The city papers thought it was a good joke on New Yorkers, that the largest amount of counfeit money taken on any day so far, was received on New York day, but, as the crowd in attedancc Thursday was tarter than that of a week ago, possibly, the laugh may come in some where else when the returns arc made. Tho amount taken on New York day was 816.50 consisting entire! v of bogus silver pieces. The value received in mutilated silver pieces was 87.75, most of this having holes through the center. This sort of thing brings grief to the stile keepers, as all condcmod money « deducted from tho salary of the occured, and the objects that excited the censor'- displeasure were the subjects of general admiratio u—some elegant marblaa depicting the grace and beauty of the fe­ male form. ‘Them things arc to vulgar," said he, “to put where decent people can't, help looking at them." I turned to gate at the uiau who had made that speech. He was an uncommonly dirty specimen of hu­ manity,-with unkempt hair and beard, and tobacco aioled shirt front. His companion was a shade more decent in appearanoe, and consequently in thought, so 1 was not surprised to hear him try to make a de­ fence of the statuary, which be did by say­ ing it was men! “to show nature.'' “Some nature ougbtn,t to be shown," was the un> compnitniring answer I heard as tho two walked away. And this, thought I to my­ self is one of Jhu swine before whom are’ cast the pearls of all nations in tho shape WHOLE NO 1089. �do it cheaply- our THE VOTE OF NE^ YORK. record. Avoid tiro big hotelrH find cheap boarding houses, dout scrap *5 to bargain for everything you use, av.i- car Ttwatate pfthe canvass in New York letter. There are thouarada upon thouaaada of htarr reflecting pelbbn that u public man of good men and true throughout the North. significant fact being that John Morrissey's SaaflUJ. Tilden's prominence, ambition Washington WABSimnoN. D. C-, Sept. 28,187®. and Went, who have "hep and mental activity should have pawed money declares at present for a Democratic the faith," pure and unadulterated; who through the most eventful epoch in the I majority of only 10,000, and another that love their country, ita Cowtitntion, its history of the nation in such obscurity. the Republicans are begining to look for laws and its institutions, ita history and What was L-doing throughout those four no less than 15.000 or 20,000 majority in all the glorious associations connected momentous years, when brr.ve men were favor of their ticket. It is doubtless safe lo clxrs the State as doubtful with the odds with it Thera men stand ready to do bat­ giving up their lixcs, and tlac whole loyal tle for the right at a momenta warning, community was making unprecedented ex lying against the Democrat/. Tilden's can­ didacy never having inspired enthusiasm and ail that is aiesasary to bring them into atop till you have seen everything there is to sec. And hard no dulic&ey about ask­ tag. Ths New Y«rk« i. » m«l “hligtag m. sxi Xrihtag p>~«» him hrtur lhsu South, East double the information and pleasure of the Union? What were his scutimenta, his there, while ‘hoblunder made in nominat­ trip sympathies, in that supremo crisis? Some­ ing Seymour for Governor has caused ’ 1 ‘ utsixtss how the record haa been very brief. It a greater degree of demoralisation in the is still improving, much to die delight of was known Unit he declined tp sign tho party than is evident on the surface. The the bBsiuew jteoplc, and to the disgust of call for die great Union meeting in New Independent say* of tho State ticket: tlie Dflnoqniry. Thu enormous rales now “ Lucins Robinson and William DorLciijg' jusdu take* . gvay their chief ragi*- York to respond to tho firing upon Fort uivtifc Tor. IL jjiows that the hard tiauw wa-i caused j»n»eU»ing elsj than tho “Rcpubliou, misrule’: they prate »o much oi-a^i.tbn ‘•abanga'.’ they clamor IW “ not ijpww-i Tb1' maichanta from the in­ terior arc Lujwr liberally, apdtbey am all hpe. New A ark i^aglhufi as many goods asypar,; ]<M,thfc,cprtailmenl of ita teriWcfey. tatflU “*to ac' eoan[.. ..Thftgpod uw«» that, have beau so agon. Piei»Ok upon them that the is but struggle Campaign of 1860. a rehash of the Tho Democrats ore not discussing measures or political princi­ The stake they ple are playing for is the "poaseasion of the Government, and Republicans, who thia they hope to obtain by a solid Southwent in with the Democracy in 1872 and era vote and uige the necessity of corrymg have managed to slay there erer since— every Southern State, at all banarda. arc now the Democratic xtandard-Wbrera This party haa shown that they are une­ urgently solicited to by one of his own po­ A. present she'urs:— both of them Sumpter—“he refused to attend it, though litical friends," says John action is to impress Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. . ' Dix—and thathewas in general sympathy with those in Now York State. Both of them are thorough iug Tildenites; and, hence, the Democrats who did so much io embarnsa Idncolu ; known, by the th* administration of Abraham qual to tho trak of administering the gor crnmenl, that their measures and princi­ •‘refunn" candidate has at last had bis ples arc hostile to ita beat interests, and wm that under tbnir control the liberties of people at tho lime of own way, notwithstanding the formidable the peopleJare in danger, and yet they Til^cu’s nomination for the Presidency, re- opposition in his own party. The dyedin-the-wool Democrats have the privilege hare the braxen effroutery to call upon | ipeeting f>real position during the war. of taking the back scat, in order to make the people whom they have no basely be­ Gradna y. however; the truth has been trayed to again place them in power* coming to light, until now there is quite a room fur political interlopers. The con imrr. little record of Tilden’s expressions show­ trust between Seymour and Robinson ia so What can any honeot, sensible nmu hope to gain by such a change ? How ninth ! ing just w^at kind and how much of a pat­ marked that it u difficult to see how tho better off will ho be under a robd-Drmoriot lie v «. It» worth while to put two could be the choice of the same con­ vention. The Democrats seem to have cratic administration than he is now Y On somd of these things together, for their bnt bejond that Utile great lUxrnKM,- KM., On. 5, 1S7S. ..■Wli.lM ii M on bis fitness to bearing be advanced to ' no principles as ' to men or measuresAnything will do, if it promises succe<u. die ihead ^f thtf savad Government of lira d! *&u*l ivctD’w K; «U"w body of die AU the signa indicate tint United- States is obvious enough without argument. jaich facts, We pose -»overnnilertal as ’ the non-appearance of Tilden’s name in. any of those —in part by their own blundering and in noble lists of con­ * Nrilhforover illumine die patriotism of the * hrs m it «lid its troops ; and ,o tllden’* we confine, own worda, record; and. if they ever , Io a .xpereh afAlbiny. February 1.1861, The and with a anything H c tho day will be , i because it would b« inefetttre.. victory to the damoralixsd JUTKAIL REPUBLICAN TICKET. ' ' :‘Jbr Prendent, BUTHEfiFOUBB. HAYI8 ' of Ohio. blood:" In a letter to WiUiam Kent ho had pre­ lief in the policy and wisdom which com­ Democracy. He is himself too big a load for the party viously declared : WILLIAM A. WHBLffl. et ■ i »(jf New York. mends our home industry and labor. believe that the Government fostering care its and They should giro protection to tho common school system and insure an edu cation to all classes of citizen*. They ; favor harbor and internal improvements of' a national character by the general govern­ ment. They are in favor of the Executive Administration conforming with all the Republicans is a very moderate estimate." currency and putting it ou a firm founda­ repel invavion. Unsaid to a young volunteer : tion; the prompt obligations, ‘ This war is a perfect outrage, and I will lend no assistance to its prosecution,"— Samuel J. Tilden, iu 1861. aware that be.regarded the war as uncon­ stitutional, adding: “1 bon rd him declare, in conreraation with' “There is an uprising of tho people sll confining Congress to ita legclimate and proper duties of legislation for the whole country, and lastly for amendments and against a ita violation in Free form or fact. Upon th*e fundamental prin- Mr. Tilden,-do tell them allabont ciplcs and a firm reliance upon the patriot­ says tho Detroit over the State," Preu. payment of all national rigid adherence to the uonstitution and ita Ex-Got. Underwood of Vermont recent­ Mr. Tilden for twenty years, rad was fully '■t. A major­ ity of fifteen or twenty thousand for the Political Notes. ly dedared in a speech that be had known Vleer President, draw but very few votes to it, the They men alike, they declare an unalterable be­ , to carry. He will not poll the whole r streiuth of his own party, and at best can wiM Appreciate the one-' nor'Beeterfift ■ interfura'nee which’ VAI deg^oy.tlic other." before are form legislation by ths Government fur all too transparen 1y mere alunu to give are The priucijJrs of oounlgr, and will bear its scrutiny. were Th' pre theirs traitors. Republican party the earnest tences of Samuel J. Tilden ns a •■reformer" ‘ Sa&vc’. J. Tilden said: pled demagogues, lawleM, vicious rd flans, |»htical Republicans better trim la fight never in work had any elunc; chance i» already-among by gums. the battle, ’dirtetor reportud. --------— FLATFOIUtf Our platform is national and the exposure o( Mr. Tildens and Southern part *by uf winning th i North, which poured out iu millions of dol -. our. .,^ttfW’»a ing to gain. mistaken. Since tho canvass they lure 'been steadily losing ground in this State of Union a >IJicr» which i tribuUira in-aid he has all to lose and noth­ the contrary, even they are ao bread and Catholic that every boaost of the people, the Republicans base the income tax, to that they can resume ism their seats. tlieir hopes of sleeting Hayes and Whoel- . er upon the seventh of November next “I would prefer to go into this war, if I knew I him if fcv ut dvrionic to talk such treason as wae to die, or Ira killed in the course of it, rather than lite through and after it without taking any part in k."— Rutherford B. Hayes, in 1861. of ths Goveramanl against rebels, no doubt poll a large rote, but the rebel Dcxo- Spices. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. Cheese. IV e sell the best Tobacco. IV e sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy iu other places or 6Oots. to $1.OO ’ OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than over, for WE want to close out. Remember. We buy for cash and wilmot be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, South" will lord it oyer the hard to unhorse. northern Democrats, just as it used to do Vance the Democratic nutingn, Aug. 7th, 1876. jcxi30w4. “solid A A Democratic organ, the Index Appeal in tho old slavery limea. Thon it wanted the course of an protection fur tho “peculiar institution.” highly laudatory of Mr. Tilden, vigorous fight in that State, end will From 25c up, and We self pure Ground Goods. ocracy have a strong hold there rad will be of J’eterabt’rg Va,in editorial Gen. Goff the Republican candidate for Governor of West Virginia, in making > Coffee. * Now it wanta compensation for its lomea. candidate for Geo. M. Savage 4 Co’s Column. governor uf North Carolina is no sanguine CENTENNIAL NOTICE of his election that he can affur to appear in his true colors. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. In a public speech al Remember the rebel estimate of South­ Shelby in that Slate on the 15th iml, he ■In 1864, just after tbs bat 11 • of ike Wild«M, a party of cenUemtn .wore aaeemNed i room at.WUtanl'i and in lha course of as 5S?r ’■w.ysssa"" ern loesce not is $3,000,000,000. include the This does losses occasioned by the TBOAF.gmgVE. Prr.idci.t- emaocipat ion of slaves, or those caused by wAo/e thing.' meaning tho udministraliot in Union blood, and all tbmr leaders in tho ths bonded debt of the Confederacy. They South are for reform and Taden." Vanoe of are the individual looses for which pay North Carolina, and Goode of Virginia, agent of the United States Christian Com- that every. United ,BW Senatorial DrarSt-rfAVID. ment is now asked. It ia Mr. marched oath before a niagurtnte to the following: Tildcu’a solemn judgement across CUTTING AND BIB The Rifle match between the foreign that the soil of a South era dnmaga |n an action State is Hable for for trespass. Staten soldier IALT1TIBBEBB la the Best Lager Brewed in the West C*y wring lo lb. ™>nmCTo«J bot inderaency otdin wwtlwr Would he, or would he not, be logically bound to veto bill* for the . THE very men .FOUGiil’ AND VOTED TO ,to okoAick rad wounded toldlera. (I thra K -Ur THIS UNION. NOW kddix«*i> appomUu®: tmdac asid cewmU- GUARDIAN’.’ SALE. pa,mcnt of fosses chai were occasioned by tanra 800, 900, and 1,000 yards, to «m —.^1. ___ 4t. *, atitue a matoh- > A Democratic exubu.gr crias •* Who rap­ port Tilden ? " and then prints •• Charles Th. i. u. both fairly be called the campaign of terror. th.! I ahall M, In­ telligence continues to be received from Franca Adame, of Matrachnmts ; Lyman various parts of the Somh, of violra« and Tn..UB uTIIItaul.; Jad., RHNHEB VOk -THEM ALL THE Ohi» ; G«„l Frwix s iu j JILL. Ohio; General Fraux Sigd, of Miaoouri: “^T". not many, hot rarely GMEAT TOWER© OF-. THE OOVDavid A. Wclla, of Connecticut; Edgar ERMMENT. THHV AM-fOADCowan, of Pennsylvania; John A. Palmer, MIKIdTER ITB LAWS, <X>NTROL ITS ftRVKNL’EIS. a MOLD not thus tar,been denied. If they ahall be of TBinoia ; Andrew Q. Gunin, ITB ’FetTCY AT HOME AND sylraaia ; Antin Mair, of Michigan." disproved is ray way we ahull promptly AB8<yA» ' ®OTH-OF -RIEIR CANBia a poor, misguided papor, aad thereDI1WTW, THCRIGH tlVTNG IN broken up. Gov. Chamberlin vimtad tkn AUKswitn NDTO ^P3ieatBW*«"ro tMlSUOSJgJJt. THE NORTH, OPPOJ»ED RVKRY MRJK6EW2 -OF THE, WAR, , ALL. ■<®J «f Pmuoylrui,. M. -pp^ir. TO THE PUBLIC WKST" ff. J. Wf> ,»sin aS OruR^’1 PAINTER �MyhepliblicapiappBf. covnia :rsr«Asr‘a": •ho* eanir. if any th< HUtioutr tUnkl not The Centennial State Wheels into Line. W. The Star in the West! through tho State. • ’ siris Republicans elect State Officers; both Houaea of the Legislature; Two U. 8. Senators, and three Presidential Electors Bate Ball. Hickory Corners, Oct. 2nd. 1870. EuiTua Bsskkb : . The Bedford Base Ball Club of Bedford, and lhe Hickories ofthie place, played their socond match game. Saturday. Sept 28th on Hickory's ground. R F 2 B SB S3 8. Montgomery Bowker Marsh Ballenger Chapman w.l&r 'T THE COUNTY. » Oawwsrr, Th.i «h. ■■><»« Mt opposite o»d> County in the last column of the foregoing list is the aggregate val­ uation of tho Ileal and Pennmal Estate ot Much County, as equalised by the State Board of Equalisation, and this day entered upon their records. Laxsiko, Michihan, August 23, 187fi Umpire, Ed Uiseell. ■■It is but dne lhe Hickorya to say they were two men short in their tret game with the Bodfords, while they lhe Bedfords had a catcher and first baseman frem Battle Creek, which aecunts for the result iu the first game. AUDITOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, I lansing, Michigan; august m, i876. J I C’XUTirr, That the last column of the above table is a correct transcript of the di termination of the State Board of Equalisation for 187l»,^now on file in this office. . Sin I wish through lhe columns of your paper Is publicly call tbs attention of lhe lion. H. A. Goodyear to the epeoeh of Senator^Christancy, delivered in the city of Monroe, the I9tb, Inst., and published in lhe Detroit Tri­ weekly Awl of the 21st inet. As Mr. Good- yeer contributed by vole and otherwise lo secure hls election and was considered by him a conservative. and not a pronounced parti­ san, lhe reason he assigns for sustaining the Republican canvaas, and not Tilden and Hen­ dricks, may have their due, wail with him and others, irrespective of parly prejudices in •ng of all who desire io fi< a supper, at the store •;i dry evening, next. friend Goodyear knows as w£l M 1 do ,h* feels eel forth in bis speech a • true and he cannot honestly deny them, if he can, Jet him doit through the same medium, that I have called hie attention to the same. A. C. Towns. Milo, Sept. 2Wh, IWfl. well, cistern and cellar. ' Enquire on Abe promisee, or address, O. V. GREENFIELD. meeting of the Hayes and : Court House on Friday • see a very full attendance ' the city'and vicinity, Editox Baxneb : I noticed in your issue of last w«*k> ■*'d ta have been taken from the Jackson Dally arisen that Hayes and McBlwalne won the । I • I A hotme and two lota, two blocks north of th. Court House on the pleasant corner of Broadway and Apple btroeta« »• sell low fur cash or exchange for a farm: Title perfect, no incumbrance, good Madison Dispensary, 8t W. HalMn St.. Chksfo. Where? At A W. Bailey’s centennial FOi (ALE OR EICHANtE. Nouoeis hereby siren that I shell sell al pabUo dry goods have tVW 4 fWfUL FV-L. fiotice? Local Ixmsdalc muslin 12 eta. Hill's ditto 11 ct«. Shirting Sets.. I Extra heavy Shirting 12 cU. t Cottonades 15 to 25 eta. Good Ticking 12 eta. * Twenty bone-Corsets 45 cU. Two button Kid Gloves WO cti. I’cerlres Warp 27 cU. Beautiful Shawls 85 eta. Pure Table Linen 45 eta. All other Goods in proportion. Call and see for yourself. A full and complete assortment UMIMC OUIK M SEXUAL rinouMv. of XOT1CK. Clothing. xxiaug3tf Hastings. Mich. xxUC.l SPECIAL NOTICE. trot premiume on beet collection of Poultrythe Stele Fair. You will please correct this mistake, and say that W K. Berber won ten first and four second premiums on best col­ lection. He entered seventeen coops and won *‘M R. A. M. Home FOB MALI-A good mrtco year old mlro, «»»d, ««gh> >2“" T“” ,utt£W. I maleriaDy contributed to 'rir enterprise iu furnishing the Fair Grounds. Baking Pow- be convinced yourselves. CHEAP CENTENNIAL TMP-T. g„in>,M—a ?-“»■ “d “ul» “ CQStS. TIT— BnMat. have *xi46tf oe, it will OILS. A Political Straw. Hfeld, &W.1.U, ’ 'T'~J’a 1!,e Michigan Fanners ex•m ro-i,. Detroit, Sept 27th, a vote was m Aade »he i in ,W Tot*f',r „Jt^VorC«*l’",» and 1 fur Smith. M sbl^-n Partners propone lo 4t> ilka- John SuhUt OILS Per MaeNuiT Pure Lard Oilp«.<wa»o.i. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In the tnaUtr of lhe scute of Asvph 3. Bualsy �TIME! TABLE No. 8. and be happy again. >•*- «»• W,f’ Tntak««»et A spicy aketdh descriptive of the Ab tbiaou; Topeka arid Santa Fa Railrbad, the beauties, scenery and pleasure mnrta of the Rocky MounUras, by “Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of the New Fork World, scut »md on applica­ tion, together with the San Juan Guide, maps aud time table* of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansan City and Atehuon to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe iu Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona and the San .Juan Mines. The finest line of Pollman Sleepers ou lhe continent belwceh tho Mhsorin River rind the, Rocky Mountains without ahnnge. Special round trip tourista' tickets from the Missouri Hitter to Denver at $50, good to stop off at all points. Addrem. . T. J. Anderson, Gen. Pats. Ayt. . Topeka, Kan. XX52U TIlwrETAB^ TWJdug Eg«t Apr. ldth Uw Homo rro.s'jo. Tb» Company rworrias lh« risk I U rarr ■« e tniMtaaoaw m»yr»«iwlro. ' TRAINS WEST. ________ A Gr.t RedQGtion ii Price: MICHIGAN CEN^Tt Railroadiu*^ rfflrnr.Miornrt baud nr eutect joist a, 1876 (C0LUM8VB TIME.) GOING' HUKnC GO! NG last. SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE Dptolslcry (Ms Mels Frants, fc. uiwws&Mm Look here ! Look hero ! What.! don’t you think we can sell Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any«finu in the State r can ao it, far, with the help of NEW ADVERTISMENTS. We GOING'SOCTlL J. M. HEWES, G. P. Rowell 1 Go’s. Column. we guarantee SatMaction. Hearse furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth Wo can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for wc make the moat of our Coffins and Furniture. Salisbury &, Brosseau. Hastings. Dec.. 22. 75. 52yl ■ ho two RenrwaontadrwDirtriet into whl .ir^tsngw^.^TiBgmB? _ ... rMBM - Wl—■■ LIL for Para. TadUagpolU. aad all Sonthawaateca ^LANDS I Daily. ha walariaa of th* Judges of tho Circuit Conrt, rotWad fbrbjJoint Resolution No. 28. Lawaof Komaaiwi "TKAD/tm, tond yoiir addraaato B.J, GILMO KE. Land Comm&motm, Lawrrtioe. .Kaiiiai. * *°W Ot **“““• Tl*»cl*e And an amandmonl to Saclian ]. ArtklgFi.ro»tlve to Um auirndnicat »D*1 rothioo of tho C nuiuUoa, provided fur Uj Joint Rroolution No. --CHTswIStl Al«o tho following Co only OSoomfor lhe Coenty f Bam. vlw: A . rm and Soathora pula ta W.L.BANCBOrT.Ui^^0"1 ■RAND RAPIDS DIVISIOK. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Capital A. tboC>jnpaignol l876 Sr ** ....... Br-h BRAND RAPIDS ARB DETROIF ...... Mmit aftflijo itxD- nSn tom N«w York «xpmi._ • J4J6 p. m. fort lam Jacisoa & .Saiiuai IAILROAB. SHORT LINK EKTWKEN IICHIGAB AfflJJ nil' . TIMECARD taklWl July, 9. 1W1C. Traiaj run by Chlrago Tkw. Tho Sooth wtei ouortiffKl of t DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. i.ir.BABIS. O.T.JAHm. A.. 1ST 3ABIN <5c CO . CuwnlMior hlarnhantw »n4 daaian iu GRAIN, SETS=.2SrK<>”5RSlSrX.ir3. a^WB&'taiitSrKS. rx-jsS amo are supplied nt lowisit factory prica FLOUR And Mill Feed GREBLE&RUSSELL Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, Libra! Carb ari vane made on Cuawignmcntr. BAXaCH _________ TRAINS GORKI flOtTH. •Oi-.Frto-.To^et^ ‘ Nichols, Shepard <C Co., DAm-t aux ®ch These unrivaled machines and repairs for HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. A NORTON. (Saeooworelo Bridge A Norton. A loO. W. Balch.) Greii Cbem tatafc WJJ; Corner Woodbridge 4 Shelby Sts, 3E>etroit, Mich. John H. Wendell & 06. GRAIN, FLOUR, tdim dMWTfoRHT few. POCK AND SEEDS. 51 nod 5G Woodbridge DETROIT, IFAeaf a >-« St. ' MICHIGAN. Ckicaio, Boci Islaii & M RAILROAD. Specialty. rca>tar>n«iAo<i isoo, American and Foreign Patents MOABIS. mmW'E1.1 ilHNRl', LACON. rKORIA. GSM* £0. NOUNS. SOCK ISLM DAVKNPG1IT. WASHINGTON. IOWA CITTrGfl^ NULL. NKWTVN. LES NOW* /OA/xr. Ciuucil Bluffs ani Omaha. Without Change of Cars, FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt "tWKm, One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 aeres to ’ Hreksnge for a farm near Hnstings/Correspondence tne ehemt BF Bit ease I THE FOE of pain WUk.fcufc„ Bj&KXE Dtou.uci*.!. i StKr""* MM.. 1-11.. TO MAW AKO BWAWT UNUILINE. mustang liniment, E?£,^8W°o«>*MT~ro? QBAWD TRCKK baxlwat _ MATl.UfW. fias^.sa.ffiiiAs«-Kss batea* LEAVEN WOBT1J, ATCHISON, ■nd €HICAC°' »O «pl U*i riNSAs. nnum tbbxito COLORADO, ASD X£» jffixrcti , . for •»!« •’ *'•’ u*3**1^ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-09.pdf c4cdfa9c91349e7e2880d5f7430dd51f PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 47. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1876. WAGONS! geo. M. DEWEY iwior 'VP rrBUSHCR ifBSCRIPHONi ‘ RATE'S or AHVEKTJSHTG. *• *“ Ih**” >,C.) | 9.001 11001 fan jut fptf tix/Y otft irt triIL ttlL sTinmouw n k, mi raffiffllL iBD Brass CAMS. At prices lowec than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. - T. J. WILDER. PLOWS AND CASTINGS JfOTtkr PCBUIC. Jaitie* of th* haw, Ge MILO T. WHEELER. In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, HUCBPORT, BAHRY COVXTY, MICH. CUtorw" ' ” POINTS M. W. RIKER, JiillClOrTHH PVACK. Gaatral Cellacliee *4 luaraiM Aont. Union Block. stale Berest. SALISBCRY k. BROS9F.AKJ. 00kLIU IN FTRICirVRB. IpboHtwy GooiU. XmMuwi »=4 fiitUN. Vad«fUklD< proabti^ EXTRAS for the Gale, Cuiitis, Robinson, Donor, and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price ns unground points. GEEBLE & RU8SELL. 50yi WM. LPJOH.X, WilClAX Jt SiIB«iE0X-Ol« •tin4c. Huii(t. Miab. DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. DR. H. ,r. 1T.CKU AM. riractiy ullw’i tVNTD XXttU A. P DRAKE, suRuicox.-oaea Surs. Ht»t» fiu. Qu THE VICTORY IS WON ! ALL-OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. a JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. DR. C. RL’SSELL, T.11#15 * SVMBOW.-OBm • teiN*’:? m<*k- * LUCWS RUSSELL, CHAM. H. BAUER. For ftd Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees? An gam, Canned Goods, and al I oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Oompetitioa. "r” COME SlIROHER; JV-NJO SEE MEI OHN STANLEY. W. TROOMUT. UNDERTAKING STAVES. STAVES. of experience, J0HX **CREMT' In th. bialDW, «» «n do tette work, mJ P" '■«’« Highest Market Price in Utetlon thu> M>y oU»' fl™ Cash, Metlon G. HOLBROOK. extensive •r MMdlevUb. need only ! D McOmber b«t bull with 5 - (.'urdelia Babcqck best pr * calves 5 00 woolen mittens w Awarded by the Barry Co. Ar’l Socie­ T Altoft 2 grade ewes, fine wool 1 50 “HOrS*arter be,t woolen yarn 50 8 Andrus 2nd IU 75 ty-1876. »E 9?.Uon be*t *hiu •Pr“‘i 1 00 T Altoft best 2 or more grade lam!* 1 00 Mm C Babcock 2nd 5q 8 Andrus 2nd 75 « FOtton ,*"t Piece work G“>R i oo Benj Demary bcst'cotawold buck I1ORSKS For SPEED. 3;oo . j •* C Babcock 2ad -­ C W n C'asMtly 2nd 2 00 ' 50 Best 3 in 5 mile hoots.—For »county Oft ' nt*\^OUP8 ^>98t Ottomancover Benj Demary Ixnl coUwold owe r •I .«> ! ",IuunU r«st ottoman cover 50 horses tliat have never made 3 min. ■’ I M"* MaJ IUbertl *** Cu“7 ch‘ir John Hammond 2nd Ire McAllaster *1st "" - 001 . corer g Preni. $10 00 Benj Demary Im~iI 2 or more 50 Robt Mitchell •_'ud ». G 00 cotswold hrulis i 50 Geo Holden jnl “ S Andrus beitpr lamp mats 3rd “a 3 00 50 1 (Hl I Best 3 in 5 rnilu heats.—^For wwuiv John llanuuond 2nd *■ M E Babcock b<st specimen cuuuty E J Kershner bent Icivtwlcr buck 3 00 ' horses that have never trotted for money. hand sewing 5U Jas A Hill 2nd 2 00 i CH Olmtaed 1st Prem (prot) •* “ 00 A E Durfee 2nd $10 25 Michael Hardy best do lamb 2 00 Robt Mitchell 2nd " ' u Ai G Carter best specimen darn­ G 00 C A Barber Inst Kuflulck 3 00 B W King 3rd “ ing 3 00 C A Barber 2nd 50 2 00 1 00 - . .Ma. BWIW C A Harber best do sow and pigs TROmxil TEAfT 3 00 T Altoft 2nd 50 A Barnabcc best inude du Best 2 in 3 mile beau. 2 00’ Jas McIntyre best patch work Lyman Moore bo-i | mm > fl slicaia Ira McAUaatcr . 1st Prem Jnilt . 8 00 ' 1 00 4 inos or tuoro A R Prett & Co 5 00 2n4 “ 3 00 Reed 2nd 50 T Phillme 2nd * 3 00 A Replogic best log cabin quilt 1 OO RUNNINU RACE. . Lymap Moore bait polund china • C II Bauer 2nd * 50 For county horass.wilh no record. boar 3 00 M C Wood aa.isoe best knit Best 2 in 3 1>2 mile hraU. Joseph Hall 2nd 2 00 Birney Van Brant latPrcrn I 50 15 00 A I) Kenedy best du sow 3 00 “ F Dillon 2nd 25 I B Hanna 2ud •* ] JO UO 8 Andras 2nd .200 Miss Julia Inane best crotchet tidy 50 J C Ketohuiu 3rd “ 5 00 Lyman Moore best do pigs 3 00 “ Julia Doud 2nd B W King Best Stallion 4 yrs old C 11 Stone 2nd 2 00 Mrs IV It Young best canvass tidy 50 or over ]10 Op Wm Tinkler best berkshiru sow 3 00 Miss Anna Nevins 2nd 25 Geo Holden 2nd bc.1 5 00 S W Lano best white china boar 3 00 Mn» 1) L Hose best tied tidy 50 Wm Mitchell Best 3 yn> or over 5 00 S_W Lane best do sow 3 00 “ 8 Andrus best braided rug A M Clino •• -J ' 50 3 00 Nelson Rich best magec boar •3 00 •• A Young beat drawn rug 50 Wm St John 2nd“ W R Young best csscx grade sow 1 00 J M Nevins 2nd 25 II ( < Carter best csscx pig* B W King beat pr matched horses 1 00 Miss Eva Nevins best patch raw 50 for all work 5 yrs or over 7 00 C A Barber best 5 Suffolk grade •“ Frank Smith best fancy foot\ A B Pennock 2nd ' ahoato 1 00 -I 00 Xtool 50 John Hinds best 4 yrs or over 1 00 Mrs M Doud best cotton hone 5 OO J B Fuller beat trio light brahmas 50 Wm Newton 2nd 50 3 00 Hayes & McElwain-2nd “ M Doud beat cotton socks 50 W K Barber best trio drk brahmas 1 00 Geo II Robinson best horses for Mies Ida Tsai beat baby cloak 50 carriage 5 yra or over 7 00 Hayes i McElwain 2nd Mrs A E Durfjje best baud omb’d Fitz G Blackman 2ud 4 00 W K Barber best trio pauidgo under clothes cochins A B Pennock best single carriage I OU 50 roadster 3yrs or over 5 oo Haves k McElwain 2nd Mlw Emma Bailey best bead bang* Wallace Stanley 2nd 1 'hl 3 00 C W Biggs best buff cochins ing basket ■I P RuUirts best white cochins O P Lusk best brood mare 110 00 I 00 Mrs C B Benham 2nd 50 J L Graham 2nd fl 00 W K Barber 2nd* Miss Lida Durfee best fine skirt Hayes & McElwain best l.lk A E Bull best yearling colt Tor Mrs Chu Barnes best worsted cochins 1 00 all work 2 UO wreath J L Graham 2nd 1 00 J S Van BninLbett blk hamburghs 1 00 Miss Ella Hal 50 Mrs John li^ J L Graham best sucking coll 2 00 J S Van Brunt 2nd K ftnbbls 2nd 1 UO Hayes A McElwain best silver ham­ ing ban burghs 1 00 Miss May Roberts bsst tiolet ausbion 60 T Altoft best 2yra old colt fur 50 carriage roadster 3 00 Hayoi k McElwain 2nd Mrs A D Rork beat •raatnented M Doud 2nd 2 00 Walter Cole beat golden spangled grass work 51V hamburghs 1 00 Allen & Trego best case millinery C J NarriA,beat 3yra !1 00 Walter Cole 2nd 50 Mrs W H Whittaker best pine cone L J Houghstatlcr 2nd Hayes A McElwain best white leg­ Josiah Turner bes» Stallion with frame BO horns 1 00 5 suckinc colts 5 (10 “ W H Whittaker best feather J'Tunicr 2nd 50 Geo Purdy best walking team to flowers BO 5 00 Hayes A McElwain Isst brown wagon “DC Eokleshymer best feather legh<irns 1 00 Whitman Benham 2nd wreath 60 J M Bauer bent blk Spanish 4 00 11 G Carter beat Jack 3 00 “ W H Whittaker 2nd 50 T Altoft best 5 bn white wheat T Phillipa best mule team 3 00 W K Barber 2nd •4 00 1 00 Geo W Wilcox 2nd Sol Chaffee best mule colt 1 yr old 2 00 Z B Hoyt best plymouUi rock :2 00 Z B Hoyt 2nd 50 D McOmber best Durham bull 4yra Geo Purdy 3rd 1 00 1 ,00 J W Stiodicomb bcetbu deut corn : old or over 8 00 W K Barber bait white poliah 1 00 S P Hood best goldsu polundji 1 BO I B Cunningham 2nd Altoft k Ryerson bot Durbain Bull C W Biggs beat houdans ' 1 00 8 00 3yr» old B W King beet bu flint corn 1 00 Hayes & McElwain 2nd 50 Joseph Kuigbt 2nd John A Robertson best Durham ‘ 60 1 00 S P Hood best bu white oats 5 00 J B Fuller best fr ’ bull 2yni 1 00 sled game' 1 00 Walter Colo best 1 3 00 C H Stone 2nd T Altoft 2nd $0 W K Barber 2nd 50 C B Benham best bu white beans D McOmbur best Durham bull I 00 3 00 Hayes A McElwain bcit pr aleslyr old M Hardy ^est long blood boots 50 I 00 bun ducks 2 00 D McOmber 2nd E Bump best turnip “ . ________________ oft Hayes'A McElwain L_ 2nd Hanna A Mathews best Durham I B Cunningham best sugar “ 50 J 8 Van Brunt best pr ronen ducks 1 00 5 00 I B Cnhniagham be t ruta bagas 50 cow 50 I B Cuanineham bt—t carrots 3 00 J 8 Van Brant 2nd D McOmber 2nd 50 Jeff Lee bnit nr gccae 1 00 L B Barber best tomatoes I) McOmber best Durham heifer 50 Hayas A McElwain 2nd 50 W P Fifield best pcac i blow potatoes 3 00 Hayts 2yra old J 8 Van Brunt beat best bronze turkeys 2 00 2 00 Hanna k Mathews 2nd Ralph Johnson best early rose 1 00 E Bump best shaker ruaseu 2 00 J 8 Van Brunt 2nd J C Hanna best bull calf I 00 1 00 Hayes A McElwain best peacocks D McOmber 2nd 25 W^PJfifisld beat brandies 2 00 Edgnr Burroughs best dov-H D C Sanborn best heifer calf 1 00 Allen Bennett best fallow corn culD McOmber 2nd beauty ‘ 00 Geo Van Sickle heat calico tivator C A Barber best Durham grade 2 00 Jm Stockman best bam door bull 2yra old J O Lea best early shaw hangings 50 J O Lee best leek 1 50 E HubUlldo lyr Andrew Young ban specimen wool M Tinkler best Durham grade R B Owen beat sweet 50 R B Owen beat hnbbard squashes turning 2 00 cow 1 00 Geo Purdy best flour from 2 bu D H MeElwaine 2nd E Bump best pumpkiiM wheat 00 8 E Johnnoa best buck wheat D McOmber best heifer 2yrs old 50 S W Lune 2nd 1 00 Henry Harens best ax helrc A Turner 2nd Black & Puller Lust Italian marble 6 W Lana best rye • Peter Cramer boat Durham grade M Joseph Knight bert cabbage 2 00 Black A Fuller best American * heifer Ivr old 1 00 Stebbins Bros best drrenng’and Mrs 3 W Lane best citrons Matt IUD writing bureau 75 Geo Phrdy be« redishaa 1 50 M Tinkler best do bull calf 50 Hosea Adolphus best crooknect 1 50 Stebbins Bru best bible stand D Patton best do heifer coif 75 Salisbury k Brosscau best secretary 2 00 fl Q Carter best Devon grade cow 1 00 Salisbury A Brosscau best drwing I W Vrooman 2nd M Hardy best onions 75 1 60* bureau I W Vrooman beet do calf Jas Hotehkisi best coll fruit nil 5 00 Mrs Ben Cole best loaf salt riaing A E Durfee bast Alderay oow kinds 00 bread A E Durfee beat Alderay grade Peter Cramar2nd H G Carter beat hop .rising 1 50 yearling bull J C Hanna best northern spy 00 bread 1 50 A E Durite tete “lr C A Barber beat red haMwin II “ S Andrus best c-irn bread 6 00 S J BMlmo tete working ow W O Frcamsn best steel's winter rod 50 “LB Barber best graham 4 00 C A Bute 2nd W II Devine best wagner “ Ben Cole best Jun< butter 50 Lnnnn Moore bote 4jn old num. 4 00 E P Barnum best R I greening 50 “LB Barber best Sept butter 3 OO W B Young 2nd Hoary Harens best winter pippin 50 “ C W H Cassidy b«t cheese 4 00 T Akoft tent_pr 3pn old urer. Henry Havens b«t golden ruseett 50 “ John Keagle best honey HeKeriU A Borernnre tent pr yn J C Henn* best king ef tompkins on “ A E Durfee best bottle cur­ 3 00 W O Freemen best rambo old .Um 50 rent wine 3 00 A D Knud, 2nd J hn Fleming best maiden bluab 60 “ M Hardy beet grape wino 2 00 Hirun Norton tent do lyr M Hardy best coll canned fruit 2 00 1 00 D Mediate test or mu <»>'“ 1 00 “ DMReed2nd 50 Uwin Durte 2nd “ Geo Brogdon beet 10 yds flan­ L N Mirer teu unload pr teem G K Owen beat concord 1 00 . Del 3 00 iyn , , _ w “ Joseph Hewitt 2nd 3 00 M.Kuiu A Sumo*, tel fit on woolen blankets 1 00 2 00 Henry Hav T Altoft 2nd 1 60 3 00 1« h&- 2 00 00 3 00 DR B. D. WUTB, WHOLE NO. 1090. PREMIUMS DMe6®Urbibcrd5fun blooded cattle 10 00 " Ben Cole D McOmber beet SO m pippias �J W SUnchootabbest w?Jh*r*WMt BETTER TIMtS AND POLITICS Now that trainers iff departments R P Barnum bert porter , John Hammond beat cnglLh ruEa.it i W Stinchcomb brat beauty J>f kent J C Hanna best »wk no fortLer Joseph Koigbt best bell fewer E V Barnum list »{>it»J«burg W II Devine Uwt covert Z B Hoyt be*t swasr C^N orris best dutcliras pear ylV Young best Louis a bond pear Ja* Hotchkiss best crawford peaches JasHotcbkira best quince* Mrs John Keagk brat coll dahlias “ W H Whittaker “ “ verbeun* “ A Young “ u house .U*- olimts is improving, and thofMrtie ra* feeling ofeon- h.d been eowmitad,“ "ot .J Ib.t he h.d *nj pith k»owlrfs«—k,d TW .BDfh 6i«>a of w«to »f u,o“ rapport Tilta and nude lhe C<mi»J capanw, 1* Ij, ta one of ibo “ "77, ““ imululcl • pruwculion ta «1> nun, tarwgert 'hiog. and h«]< » iho increase, will oeruinlj wwH be liable 10 eenrare. Then strange time. are„no f.cu and It ta ruled in polilieJ oircJoo “ our Democrat i« friends who have charged-------------------_ .dreoiaaUwM giren Io , the hard times to the Lultofa Republican 1 show that the Prosecuting Attorney* that in esse Tilden should be Prudtet, p-^k-T, adhere to their lugis by giving the eounacl was wrong, if he gave any. Are I. E. Measmore, ofGrand Rapid*. Mtdu* fidencc Republicans the credit oftbc improvement. • we to presume thia ? gun, is to be Post Master there. Certainly not. Any Can it be that an aspirant for the Senate comes down seem to be no doubt about , citisen who thinks a crime has been com- Thera would Right in ths midst mitted in cither of these oases can go be­ to rock re email a quill? Bnt tbcn.hr of the excitement ot a-Presidential year, fore a Justice of the Peace and make com­ liM a month for Mylhiog ’ it ta > ooiiceri.io r»« «*rir "-W the facts of the case. always been regardeil as which has “ W 11 Whittaker bort boqnet “..Wm Tinkler best petunia “ W II Whittaker b«rt coll pc- 2 <K> Fon 1877. $15 00 10 001 , . 8 00J, Affidavit to bo made of the method of । preparing the ground, cost of crop and yield of grin. Sample* of grain rawed to> F»c exhibited. bear it Prosecuting Attorney refuses to appear in from men in nearly evert pnrralt, and it the case, there will be cause for complaint, Ike public ml lie fnugh-« U of thtae«nlrjerer»w. Where lb. meek, there’ is a general lookitkf; up in all buaiucas circles. It u apparent in the airmen, you nearly every part of the comes to us from The factories of Rhode Island, country. a! such arc starting up n rapid rate that already over otia hundred of the one total hundred an-1 in cotton work iu twenty-eight employed the State are in operation. So ' New York city is filled with buyers ns it has years; the fires are be­ not been for many ing rekindled in tho iron forges of Pennsylrania , great transportation com- y>o panics are I aring their resources taxed to the utmost ; and all over the West are the u>ovemt:nti> of exchanging the bounteous hancat* for all the products of skilled True, industry. in many instances, end with what we hope for, it is but a begii >g as yet; still, it is amostgral- ifytag chai go as compared with the past and it gives auurance that every thing now is moving iti the right direction to the in­ evitable restoration of general prosperity. I(astis os, Mich., Oct. 9, 187<*. {xople the trtakey. dtabontet UTyer io thtaeowtay* interest*, as we have already stated, “ W li Whittaker best boquet Xenias Mia* Emma Tinkler best begonia Ida Toale beat foliage plant Biack A Clarksou Ixwt case photo on indemnifying plaint, and against unnecessary expense, can get a warrant; after thia has been done, if-the to btuibess jurious "-.Wm Tinkler 2nd ’ ' XV IT Whittaker brat boquet in­ And thus the bottom drops out of the moet effective, although one of the most and absurd, unreasonable of Democratic Although it hai been demon­ arguments. and not until. Iu matters for Tilden- '"S”1' on Uta raeOT line lhe ebore, there will the wrecker, be. that come before the Prosecuting Attorney it i<much Where there easier to say ye*, there will the skinners congregate- than no. ore people-lo I* Coffee.» From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Aiooed, and W wants bis cause wgouaed plainant com Every Our Teas bought at ti 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. A Prediction. We offendudor liable to be, if it is not. arc glad, if w.« have got men in public po The .'oliowlng taken from rt'O Fr/v publbhed in our native Town in Naw Hamp•biro, we print; T»t for pcrttnal reawn, but ofthiaattact. It i* not for information that onr people My know our opinion of the It i» due however that •• in regard to these two matters tha' the pending ennva* abould say. thknuolatlon from ourleUer, wa» Prosecuting Attorney is required to«piak, ■ot wriuea publication tart tn a n*ar rvlabut he must take the stand and catechised. tiee, who gave it th* Fr«< Pr**After roeh an exhibition of legni learning ■ Bro. Dowey, of tho Hasting* (Mteh.) Dasand knowledge in regard lo the duties rf *aa (a native of Lebanon,) know* the Be«t officer*, we fear be will not darc do it pretty thoresridy. Ws have on several ocenolens ‘ depended on him for accurate election He would be annihilated instanter. information from that section, and never yrt found him wide of the mark, livre l» now says in a private letter; “It any on* Mke about Weetern politic*, Political Note*. tell them that we »hatl *weep th* Wert from J’ennsylvauia to the mountain* west of the Bum Tweed M OU hi* way home, and Missouri, and north the Ohio river and the Indian Territory, r/tow for Haye* and Wheeler Reformer* declare it n Republican trick I No niirtako about U. Iidiana i* a* sure aa New Itemprttre for Haye* and Wheeler ta Another Straw—A vote was taken on sition who can say mo oreoaion when the It m easy to see the animou* require* it. or two the Ixhigh Valley Railroad a day since, and resulted - Hayes 125, Tilden 45, Cooper 0. strated .over and over again that the main Au Indiana nun, after bearing Mr. hard times arc entirely in-, Blaine, mid, "That if all the wlcni in dependent of party politics, and have Indians cxyild hear him, tlie State would been operative more or lew throughout go Republican by 50,000 majority." the commercial world, still it was not dif­ “Scare ’em all you can" ia the Chicagp ficult sometimes to stir up prejudices in causes of the minds discontented and discouraged by /aft.—Oon<M*<t burinc*.* reverses or want of employment, who have been declaring that the Repub­ which took form against the parja in pow­ licans of Ohio arc likely to l>o beaten. Democrats advice lo tho The Situation in South Carolina The new* from S>uth Carolinpi* reaMurirg. Federal ocrats prepared to reduce lhe Republican majority by tho lullct and sabre. National Govermncnt ,i» iATMML BBrUBLICAN TICKET. den's chances have been steadily deterio­ counties ta Arkansas give Miller I Dem.) rating, aqd when the best report* from all 70.398, Bishop i Rap.) 36,728; Miller s and the majority 22,U60. Tho Damorratic ma­ Morrill in jority in 1874 wa« 7G,3U3. How tlo the negotiating the 4 j percent loan unite in Democrat* account for tho loss of over giving the impression of the undoubted forty tboumnd in their majority. Those quarters of the election of Hayes /'vr Fremiir-nt, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES . of Ohio. ‘ political field splendid success of . Secretary and has anything to do Xw-PreticMt WILLIAM A: WHEELER of New York. with politics, it is a signal of Republican nKccra. least, contribute to F< So far Wheeler. then, as the current businoM improvement It will, at that result; not only by removing tlx prejudices and erroneous opinions to which we have referred, but diffusing and strengthening by the con­ viction that the good indication of the tiroes, as well as lbs permanent inUresta of lhe country, should not be clouded by'the ascendancy of those who have boon iden­ with efforts to destroy the,Govern- tified meat ami are still hostile to its safety and jhe welfare of the people. ssw#-“- Xlulh ffSmet-WUXXaJ* DURHAM. ‘ Tuk.l ■’S.'ifevK."1 • , ■ !<UiitlrrTltk«<.', great issue- i* not The above is from the Journal of week Democrat, and others will who of all the Democrat strengthen the Republican ticket. last year th t* an evidence of the revival ol Luainen* throughout- the country and bdicvca from ianuad wsrrauti If he dooe, •■■■<• would be ascertain through the columns the outlook, a#sh*»a hy theaoOectmn* in pleased to the various district* that tln rrceqig of the of the Jntmal, whore wc arc to look .(• r proseot-lhtrol year wiH bo jeariy 810,000,- Hand Mr. and on complying with the statute, obtained a warrant aud then, on bt-iog notified by tlio Justice, it would hare Ixscn the duty of Ur Prosecuting .Attorney to have appeared ou the part of the {«qdc In the ease. Until he has refused to so appear, wc do not we that ho has neglected any duty. If. as we suspect, the parties meiibuncd oouneeled with the Prosecuting Attorney in regard to «omro«ictng proseeutron* and IVe sell the best We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. . Ohio Stone Ware Crockery. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. xxi30w4. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. tmd be happy again _ aesAiSSKMratJ. k. -w. vorcrx-B 1 1 GM Redaclioa ii- Mis! SAkViTSB BEBB I. Ike Ben Ugn Bre««l ta lU- Itta SALISBURY & BROSSEAV 7 Dealer* tn all kinds CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS FURNITURE, tHII.sfaoiira'k.iriab to. 00W m wnilun the nuHinni ra'imated. i; -juw npjwur* that the Democratic dH- cera examined Governor Hayes' tax returns "topping at any nf the at Fremont, satisfied thmaeives that they ft further were correct, ond s.'i reported, appear* that prominent Democrats of Pt*, bi* rer.ul., ... ,rsl— u 40 It, I**, vith the Wp property J. M. HEWES, for taxation aboVI its value in money. The Democratic paper at Frwn<.nt de­ dined to publish the contemptible dander about him. to do so, or that in that thty have n Proreeutiog At-' live Seahe. Senator Booth, tarne. who ore rav no, whanba thmU no, JtoiUWw „HMlucr mqnt exprera their willingness to testify that Governor Haye* put ---------------------------------------. ALL IVEUENT8 TO ORGANISE bis opinion there was no case, or not oaf JdY THAT BEAT DOWN ficient eviddnee, we cannot aeo what the ! comphihed the return of the fol BELLION. ASP ALT. THE Juttn -il can make ottt of that. Certainly I uaimsd prominent gentlemen to the ’ARM ADAPTED TO flE the people ofthia County will be. glad to! liaau party: General Ranks, Rep; know We brag on. could hav* gun# to Justice of the Peace of tbo Couafy, be advised them not tmntitaaq the very mueh reduced rates of board. The special arrangements mado for, board and lodging make it pomble for Commireioucr Raum consider* know the law that gives him the authority. Tbs fall term of Battle Creek College opened Wednesday. Aug. 30, with a very full attendance. The reputation nfthw young Insdtutio- has extended to the ax treme boundaries of the Union. Students from almost every Stale arc coming to share its benefit*. ' T*e secund annul . Attorney Curry er Mr*. Crackers. Cheese Tobacco Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. battle Creek College. Tim receipt* froin Internal Rorcntm for lightened by it (?) nuy deluged You can have in any shape you want. the month* of July and August arc nearly before last. We must confess, itat Wc are'en- did not threats are be the Slate for ly looked upon by tho shrewder politicians tun guar. n'.«d student* from the fascinat­ ing iuflaencevyl' rice; tho thoroughnaa for Hayra and Whoclcr. Grover is a required in their work ; and last, but quite ! 8714,000 greater than for the same month* We Republicans harder soft of the Pacific Cotai ta securing Oregon that the Prwccming in the streets catalogue is jut from the imw. It is ele­ gant in Myle and paper and, in typography money, civil service reform or-the tariff cal execution, bentifd. Itacontent* fa. jpraliou, but whether violcneo .wd disor­ dicate a rapid growth in edtxaifana! der shall control tbi* Government ar the facilities and brilliant proepecta for the future Four course* of study are arrang­ sentiment of the taw-abiding people. The ed for lhe aooommodatiaa of atudent*. South would secure the control of the Gov< The Classical, English, Normal or Teach­ ernment by violence and tbo Democratic er*" and special. In the Teacher*’ Course, , party is but tho ally ot tho Roeth. “— the branches of study, their arrangement, and tho methods rf instruction are all deGeneral Banks, in 187G. ngtx-i to tnritv the teauher for hb work. ' Tho recent election of Lafayette Grover, bpecul advantages sre famished tbewa the present Governor of Oregon, to the pursuing the common branches. The chief inducements for attending United State* Senate tn succeed Senator this school rro the strict religious mfluasiKelly, March 4, 1877, Is almost universal­ •cas permeating the Imtitution , the protee‘■The Will Pros. Atty. Bauer explain, why be refused to inane a warrant far the arrest of an official for hi* brutal assault on Goo. Curry ? Also why be refused Mm. E. M. Hand a warrsat for die arres > of an alleg­ ed thief, after she had been robbed of 200. or 300doliar* ? Mr. Bauer will please give” public answer to die above questions, and I will give him romo more. before, AN® NOW THE VERY JI EN WHr FOUGHT AND VOTED TO BREAK. UP THIS UNION. NOW UNDHR THE SAME NAME AND ORGANIZATION,8T1LL CALLING ITSELF DEMOORATK'. APPEAL hr----TO NURTOTj&URGEN.' -----------tllKM ALL THE 18 OF THE GOVIENT. THEY ASK TO ADITER ITH LAWS, CONTROL ITS RKVENLEti. aNDTO MOLD ITS POLICY AT HOME AND ABROAD BOTH O» THEIR CAN Kuklnx knives must 1>c sharpened. The openly _ddfod. Democratic artillery is placed Some longed for a change,' as if any Long John "Wentworth says : When­ of Charleston, where the would be better than^Abo present state of ever there was a steal in Congress we al­ bare 10,003 majority, and things, and sumo lost their interest in the ways raid. 'Haye* join* with us to fight it,' made that the street* shall real political question* of the dsy. Now and not one of those railroad jobs ever got with blood in order to cany all this is changed. It certainly cannot bi* vote." Tilden and Hendrick*. be attributed to Democratic prospects, for Official rotaris from all but two small it so happens that it cook* -jtttt when Td. er. “Honest money Jbr all, and free schools for all. There should ■be no inflation which will" depredate the one nor secteriau iutcrferancc which will, destroy the other.” not official* from that Stall- rqwrt firtccu thouMnd armed Dem­ Spipes. Sroator Fontm,, Dewitt C. Carl; Liu tarataTS' .“kk“u« 'tatatal Ifanw tenWwT Irn- I- F �05^)ii-WeakhfiepliblicajiBaj!ji8L But Ball. Cunr»i,» o*». 8^1. UU, m>. SPECIAL NOTICE HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE Tha faUow)i>K fc ,lie score of the tuntd, „««•. M.i. I- ftVf-l-nV’* n. GUIX>E a vitiated eondlUan of th*di«ti- '_ _____ R. TIME-CARD 'Oc^yot<:raitcntion to our stock of strictly punDRXiM anRMEDlCIAES- We makeaspecialituin '^a^nS. rtrictlu prime DRUGS. WeMUveitis tor the tnieres -t of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only / mm-e and pure MEDICINES. JT e h-av e a stock of political oauldraa ia boOihg femrcl, and stran- ™ >. ta. ft, •Wk lmt l*ll» aide* for U Uta’^ 'T“ "" i-'v- Public Square by 8. 8. Cox and another four ecores. Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil Golden Oil, Black Oil, gSKU- Northern Democrat, aid Southern • Tv Ftrifk’ R.bela. The old sympathy that has smouthsred for the past ten years ha. iserea^ to a flam, from which th. South expect! io monopolu. the heal andjllglit and leave fur their Northern as- ■ UdlT'*'® *' 1:13 r. m. . Fay Frvubt Colonel Bob Ingersoll made a telling speech At the Park in Ibis city, on Tuesday Evening and told lhe Democrats tome wholesome tnithe ro,T»im K TIMECARD »ro’v?"«?et?Mi*i Hkkom. iuttra. । • ,, S.o«£ht very low and WE will sell them at fjficc.t that will please the closest buyer. ifaatod their unearineea by their altuo.t fruitji p. m. P. O'a--Nortb The Democats are out to-night. Their torch- BARNES & COMPANY. Notice to Teachers. $600,000 IN GIFTS! the Cshtsr School Houm on Friday and Saterdny Oct 27th. m,d *8ih.. commencing at 10 a. XtXXTT DAYS POSTPONEMENT OFTHH It is expected that alt will be present lhe flrot day. A reasonable knowledge of C. 8. History will ba demanded of every grade, and EKS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Suoanind lu Miaati of the Science of Government fur both of the higher grade*. School officers are cordially invited to Im present. Wm Tinkler KENTUCKY CASH DISTHIBUTiaN Cd FOR A FULL DRAWING. ___ / DKAWIBG roBITIJ^ELV Harting,, Aug. 12lh 1870.____________ ALLEN & TREGO’S OR MONET REFUNDED. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF Fortune for Only $12.00 Exixit Asuars, Township Sup'L Fall and Winter Millinery I HATS, FLOWERS, &C. Ing J. G. Blaine with an idea of their atreugth 'Give me my Bond,” Shyk>ck said. nk BBoweo J W Uoushulia All ABOUT I<tk> u . u. ‘ . The mot toe* on their bannen would purtte <L. wi—— —■—— — f ,U— W——* .. — .I——_ • — -I ——A the county. TO-DAY’S ADF.VR r IS EM ENTS. overhauling Col. Ingersoll than be did in try­ ing to enlighten hie audience pn the political FUWUGifU-Thot. P. Porter. Pattani' sal which oeeaolon th.y will dhtribul* to lhe ticket holders the intmrni* ram of All kinds of Ladies' Underwearatthe LowestPrices. $600,000! I-alley ever and person, opposite -80 “ ‘th* be Kentucky Kentucky Cult So.’ whe when Quh Distribution Distribution Com petty we* organired. Council <>■ of -ft—.™. the City VVUUCU FraiikLirt Ky., K* ■ —t.l give —— us ... your —___ .bond __ > . for Frankfort, Mid, Thea. I’. Porter, cx-Gor, Ky. Gen. Maa'gr. half million dollar* to better protect tbc own LUST OP QIFTH5™ ®f «h* priae lick Mi, when your drawing o—<*v am stoo.ooo u nude. The Association promptly complied Oanr ntrftaa.l — art* o— ...a— with the demand, and executed en approved 40,000 bond. See their advertisement in another 10,000 column. It inform*you how toaecure a band3,000 50.000 some tuai of money br an outlay of only $12. axoxi The enierprlM is endorsed by acme of Ken­ ICO eath <>ft» of 40.WU tucky's high officials of public treat, which ia 30.00) a guaranty of lhe reliability of lhe entepriae. *UM» eash'rifts of wo".'."l C<'.(•») Ex-Gov. Thos, P. Porter is the General .Mans­ Goods of ail kinds Cheaper than in quality to suit the taste of every Remember the place, State Street, Roberts’ Drug Store, GIVE US A CALL. MRS. CLAR MISS VIWE IlastiogN. Midi., Oct, 5, 1S7C. FRICK OF TICKKTX. •firQuartern. ••: 9 ; tOKTiakate. tfiw; MARHTFD y (pare lime will ate at IU each. ■ of Frankfort, the i. th* Hon- Alvin IXTttunaTOB. J PERKY-BUBTOX.-By ths Rev. O. W.Bhenaas, mtucky. and other with luebotherdital the rerideee* of th* bride'i father in liastinn dtoliixriihed clti.uk*. Tewashia, SsotmborSSth. ITS. Mr. Willard A. allow in thia line. RjCKFOph W°Matic Knitter Justice. PICKLE — BARTLETT.Ey M . W. Riker. Esq.. October 4th. 157(1. Cbriitcpbar Pick I* of Jabmttwu. lo Mrs M*T7 a. P*rt|*U of Dilip W*»t Virginia. Jobs. oUr Colorado Rooster still crows! All eouunenleatlena. etdan fin Tlekru and ap Frankfort. Ky. xsitDf THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC eiiy sc Friday evening of this POLITICAL I ONLY 10 CENTS ! Chrt. •peculation for lhe Danker and Gold Broker, REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN Fully 1 ■ -~ri.v. CTWm.rmwi > With Almmt Musical Speed. requirinr no eutlins and niakina up. A aood ope­ rator will knit a manfr rock, with heel end toe Caution. paying the intereat on that amnunL Ths Ropubticau demoustrstiou at Freeport decided succcea. r nttractins noireml .--Itenlioa by it* salonhli* Ikerfcrmaiico*, and Ua Croat practical vain* for t day family u»c. It i> Mmplv. Durablv HELMICK’S i»iJ«ba Michael made Greenback speeches In EcUmJ la»t Thursday. What a flood of finanrial light wa« there lar to its legal quality as it was when the Unit­ ed States debt was contracted, thereby giv- Family Knitting Machine Wanted all Hayti and Wheeler Compe'sn Club* Local blisipe^ Notice? That NaHoasI Bank compromise Ticket fer Ccssty eScen is a little the thlne.l specimen •f political Cnaasiering tint Las come to our tuvledge hr many a day.—Andrtw lb wi 1 xxUGtf Ayer’s Sarsaparilla \h’or Scrofula, and all . UoM DU.j T. Phillips wisher th* party xx,31,i THE iTTRICM OF HIE MN! THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1S7C, Carlton. Oct. 7th fg;fl A Holbrook , All persona arc cautioned agtinst pur­ chasing a Noto given by me to Walter Blake, about the 26th of September last, for Forty Dul-ara. As the Noto w. s ob­ Price 10 Cents per Copy, tained by fraud. Fbedekich Naciitrikb. twenty tn forty pair of «<wk* in a dur. ^vrry Sunily—rvpeeUllr er*rr taiutrr** futtily -tbouidbawn nlrWhrd Knlttrr. U will be found etisallr tu uvcirl as tbo fkwln* Nacblno, •V,*.,!nS3.«:Ks..-i „rta.—« IU«< vkat it r«pr«»»iUMf. . Tire Blekf-ni Machine- i> tbo only kri-inut* cylindrical Knittin* Machine in cxiitcncc. All otfrvn wx lleoaasd by w, are cl*ar and. palpable 47tf scrofulous, diseases. Erysi­ pelas, Itose. or St. Antho­ ny’s Fire, Eruptions and liruptivr- diseases of the alfiii, Ulcerations of the Idler, Stomach, Kidneys. Lungs, Pimples, Pastulex, Boils, Blotches, Tumors, Tetter, Sall Rheum. Scald Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Liucorrhaa, arising from internal ulceration, and Uterine disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis­ cuses, Drotir, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, General Debility, and for Purifying tho Blood. This Sarsaparilla is & combination of vegetable alteratives — Stillingia, Man­ drake. Yellow Dock — with tho Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is the most efficacious medicine yet known tho dheases it ia intended to cure. IU ingredients nre so skilfully btned, that tlxc full alterative effe each is assured, and while it is oo as to be harmles.1 even to children, it is still so effectual as to purge out from the system those impurities and corruptions which develop into loathsome disease. The reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, vid tho confidence which prominent physicians all over the countn-repose in it, prove their experience bf its usefulness. Addreu all Ordari to kudnd*. CENTENNIAL. State Land Office, Mk*l|an. •fl be Presides! elect—Crocwell Governor FOB SALE OR EICHASOE. A bow ■■■•( «n> >»“■ W. fl «>«,—i. ui, .. MARBLE WORKS lo* fo, ewb or exchange lor a rarm. Title petfecl, no ineombrance, good *dt, cistern end cellar. xxHC.4 “—L “• «“• ...kY?'”" '"r WINSLOWS STEAM ’f Bfi |S Enonire nu lhe prantaa, or add™, o. V. GREENFIELD. —v.p’H wlU O.lr Uvw. IU* . *°**bold furniture. trv 1* net._ ... xxc" k(! la tho 2nd Ward ru entirely destroyed 7** r Harting., Mich. a SK Tba origan of CHEAP CENTENNIAL TMP-TV goilb, Mu>ce A Pn«<», »”J “ „c^u. W»»«<’“reo.rH3;4W —M UV.U u*Fpear» u though it S.7S7 io' in1 10' w If io* i 1 xxrt7w7 ORE DOUAI ^•‘‘ktirelothiug. and nearly all their ftxr- IU1, Ti»' »B» worth if previaioM *•* given f« [./»»'■ j0JJ„Bowu. xxidGlf Mia,, o«. 4U. l«T«. -u., A Meu^« msehiMt will be scnlto auy part of tbi initvd State* or Canada. »xprtn tlarge* prr-paid ntfceiM of the price. Agents wanted in every State. County. City sni uwn.towhou> very HUrul dtmounU will bo made for reseipls during ths month of Sept. 1876. H. P. Cnuaar, 0» Basday night the residence of O. ttir • so s . lib street, ciaeliMtl. 0. Lanning. Sept flOta. 187*. ‘btt of Micbigen, McGowan Congressauui ***1' t<,J‘ Beeator elect, Rork sad Stinch- ■ *ab Reptseentstivei elect, with every BaKblkw nominee fir a count y office. Ma>k F. W. HELMICK, CHICAGO LEDGER At Kalamazoo Midi­ Monuments of the b&rt American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made toor-er <»n short notice, ulao Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers, Having steam power and improved machinery for sanding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work cheaper and better tlyin those who work by band. F. Clark, General Agent, Barry Co. xxi.UmO -7* '“"I - rttUrn BerrtU.. Bur ‘iaoar* thank* tn A. r. Take Notice. and without Sweep's Hotel, • ABpmiMint-bua ““ * fcholmhipof the . Kami! Without GRAND RAPIDS. Lewtertil. further deUy or noticeSalisbvby & Brosseau. BOARD AND ROOM, ELM PEP. DAY. received, and iu many of these cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of the superiority of* this Sar­ saparilla over every other alterative medicine. So generally is iUt superi­ ority to any other medicine known, that we need do no more titan to assure the public that the best qualities it has ever possessed are strictly maintained. raxvAnxo nr Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mau., J. Cole & Son WHOLESALE A RETAIL GROCERS Oiler for » at tte foist Unit Rate LAUD PLASTER STUCCO WATER LIIE LIE ABAIR Shingles Lath &c. �I wm HASTINGS The Great Snta Ttaiilto. STATE OF MICHIGAN. LEGALB. jhB SeiM-taekiylteplAliMji happen The “Iron Treil." PIlOBATE ORDER. A spicy sketch descriptive of the At.?T^,l>F.ViFHI<'.AN,<!*-*ty.n ehison, Topeka and Santa Fa Railroad, tbc beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of ttjhtbsudrod ami roveuty the Rocky Mountains, by “Nyin Crinkle,” the musical and dramatic critic cf lhe Kew York World, scut irce <n> applica of Prairieville «n mid eotra y d verified. >' i :■ . . ■ 'i. lion, together with the &ui J‘i<m (Jutdc, ,>!'.! ,!.n Hunt 1 Biber-.1 • -I ■! maps and time tables of this new and pop the adminblration of raid &t ular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all piiinta is Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arisons and the San Juan Miues^ The finest'line of Pullman art. then to beholden Sleepers on tho continent between the Mis­ City of ilittinr* and souri River attti the Rocky Mountains 1 points. Address. T. J. Andeuson, ‘ Gen. Pau. Agt. \ Tuix-i,. x&sar The follow ins indooeaeca are o»;™.±y ...\? i ' ac-Trindle Jnil«e of Probate. turn of thi. State ate to be rabuilUed to tho neofde of tho Slate lor their anoptton or rejection, vi*-- iative to tho amendment nnd revinon of the Unrtitution^rovided fur by Joint Rceolptlon No. 29. yjsskJ-te: ON EXECUTION. AU kinds of fruit, candies, nata und at ltd lowest prices by rtusinx. Tor sale John Stanley. win**. County of Bdrry. •* r-By aitfou imuedoat ufaad under the ejj°i "riim'i > iin . ....... EV. 1>CI u!>.. ±S«i Statute 1 d.y of May. A. D.1S76. in and to '^l/xoVjlSIUN TICKETS^, . . . >_>__■_ ~ln I.. ...1.1 .1 *11 hnnfiwl John Stanley sells better and chcajicr. Tea, than any other House in the city. C-Oof the d-jsen or by the Xlu44t3 art tide oflhe but description: and alw. 5 el the centre of »ald reetion r <20 rnnulBK lheneo wort *ixtccn thence North ten (19) rod-. ther.ee m ltd) rod*. drone* South ten CM he place of becir.ire. euntainia* in nidred and eleven (ill) acre*. be the i or 1<M; *11 lhe above described tandi pny.it once, it will Mance A Pretcn. virtue of **!<!>*ivulion. Fuhall expose for tale xe<I let) *1 th<» North front dohr of tb« I'wr: ll»u-.>. In lb* City o> ilution. In **bl County of Barry, th* above d*>> rlbed land and prratea at public vnndne to tbeAlchert and tort bidder on Saturday the»th day otOctober A. D. IJIiS, Mono o’elor-k in the nftentoon. that being totwee* th*hour of •» q' ftKffSXS’■' Dated. Ilartlnxv. Sept l!th. 1516. *ept.Ht~ tept.lUT RPOBATE ORDER. STATB OF MICHIGAN. Uwunty of Ilarr^.u. TtetcU roorf H»U« %nr lentra! tied Pr*»»ytM«>o Been are to bo elected.’vl*: Eleven Elector* of Plreidrnt and Vsec ProMeat of the Tatted States • Oeveru .r. Licuteuant Ojt- D. 1 BOYD, Jr, -RitesErft- SAFI. L SEHMJR, ja'ftKn.'f- CALIFORNIA tooted. Alto » ,-eualur for th. 1 ll'i Aperient biaee’the medicinal propctia* of tho be*t I water* in the world. HOLD BY ALL DBUGGDHU. 2 77 A*.nU/.«pl« FREE qHJtJ w 4 t I*. I). VicutBT. Zcsiutn. Msine. ■ Is the shortest and beat route forall Etints in Northern Illinois, Iowa, AKoro. Nebraska, Wvominq. Col­ orado, Utah, Nevada, California, OxKnoN. China, Japan andAusritAA1*o thefollowlo*Countr OSs.-:* for the COtiuly LIA. It" f Berry, vic K£* Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line at-pear at a iroion ofnld Court, then to be hold at lhe Probate Office in lhe city ot Uaatiact, ai ■bow caw, if any there be. why the prayer of tl petitioner Rhould not be srantexi: And it lets Is the short line for Northern Wbconsin and Minnesota, aud for Mad­ Ison, St. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth undall point* in the Great Northwest. It* . *8ESTB^Wfcai!2i“.r^ llMtins* ItepaW mu B»kxm*. a newvpaper priat Default hiviu* Imuu B>*d« in th* cun* e«rt*in Bonni• (wbvnby th* powtr » l A truecifc'.! MjrtUwlT WESTERN LANDS GUARDIAN’S SALE. turtle oflheectate of Robert M. Collier. W. O filer. Mary A. Collier, and Franeoe tr.(ha sof Abel Collier.deoeoeed.i Minor*. HOMFSTE AT) S. or r<>vcrnincr.t HOMli- BESTS W.ISTIB“ A Capital &. theCamp aign of!8 76 it*_nr«wu- y of Barry,in the State of Miebi.ieeuMi and authority rnnted to .r orinsiuj, A. I).. 1S78 by tho >fx Barry. County Mteh'can. Of th* c<tat fht, title, and interact of tho mid nor* of, in o o 1 he real ftSate altnaled »u ! be «f Barry, in tho Bata of jliehi*u« in tho Con deecribed aa follow* btejrtt: fjuatler <«.> -f the North-Wen quarter(*t) ctBcl .don thlrtyn* '.tfi, In Town two <SJ ’ 3 cr-csv. Give* a full history of th* II kniry i SEL LU W. MAPES. T. GIAKDIAN’S SALE. Fox'» ■” !0«B Winona and St. Peter Line MORTGAGE SALE. . ; . । Istbe-only route for Winona, IIochesMankato, St. ami nil pain's in Southern and Central Mlneaota. Its ter, Owatonna, Peter, New Ulm, tlchiran. pur*n- E&.W. Dated Aw. SUL 1178. Detroit, Mich. TAKE NOTICE. /.’■eeMsthatth* Common Council of the City ss> *?~*TeL»,.“f !tsr‘sr_®*e PORK AND SEEDS, DETROIT, Woodbridge ‘ 8t. MICHIGAN. Wheat a ^pedattif. Diftheria. Ulcerated Sore Thnxt. and Sorb m Piles, Fistula*, Stricturo. part bnt It mint b* well ra time two or lir« thaw « d into tbemtem. whaoee it oar* or woo »d u effected IndlecrrtioM oTYouth;- D,rrltogbMVKflAH> *-“B JWKKS! SSS. U.-—J •fixssuaffero >-’m^ witl lbeUMoflbe Pllli to roar** I>rop»ic*l Swelliap, r*r*ly»i». mJ &if JeikO- 0an< aft« April HlfflltniMettmuM. 4U>»w-. Ataliy IS IS’-* /olfooHM *»»*«• through T rain* Dally, withPpuilhinn County of Barry. TO THE PUBLIC. 56 FOR SALE. ’ Fruit Lands in tho nb&^leOtet oh eat. throat. Michigan fruit belt. •yrtera ore iu infie'tao* can be ftit ia uy !>ml One. Fruit and gar­ St ’te^S’SSl.tVSS dening farm of 25 1-2 na«uer for lhe duoaro aamvL er a»jr thaHxrtaacres to Exchange ?utis^stf2rrtm.Tie tor a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 8Sl?'dt,&u. Soil CffiHan lattaifc- and NTBBBI.WS BRt*8 Pullman Palace Cars Corner Woodbridge & Shelby Sts. 54 Store. Line BALCH & NORTON GRAIN, Peerless Milk Safer, now rm exhibition at our Fun itteie Fiore. All kinds of work made lu or­ der. Repairing of all kind* of old fur­ niture neatlv done. z WE XIEAN BU8INE8S! Furniture Booms south side State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear** Hardware Is the old Lake Shore Route, and In the of lhe power of (ale.contained in a dd noHnn only one passing through Evanswn,’ and ia pawuanca of the rtaXvtc in •mh raie mde FoBtesr Highland Park. and provided, thyr* wifi be> mid al public auction Lake m tetuvday. the P:lh day of December. A. D.. 1S7H Wauksgan/ Racine. Kenosha to at the hour of one u clock in Ibe afternoon o/nid Milwaukee. day.altho north frontdoor oftheUonn s.K FLOUR, ' and everything In the Furniture line. We Invite all peraonn to cull and look ...... ...... .. U. S| tho uate of thm notice (he nn ofoav tboawted two la the only route fur Elgin. Boukfohd. hnndn<land thirty dcttersfPSrt) principal end Freepoiit, aodnil pjint* via Freeiiort. mterot. and alto an attorney f<-eof< nv hundred 1 dollar. <»!(»).») rr.vlded . for tn .,ld «>>rt«ie” Its ■hould any proeeedui** lx taken tv force!-.*® tin, Chicago and Milwaukee nm«. And where**, no pmceediafi eliher at law or to equity bare been Uulttated tu :eter«r the «3^.teTSSC£X’’,d5%,“!® Are run on all throngh trains of tlsiw ■ road. .. Mtohyom.* LINE ror.nl,u; id authority rrahted tome onthe3l>tday</f July. IS'T b«w> Chliaro and St. .. D.. U76, by the Probate Court of Barry County. ES!,,’J3‘wF,*nd «chi.i Wilnn an uf the erlate, rteht. title end latere-o c.ago and Winona. the said minor* of. In and to the real ratate aitited and twins In the ’County of Barry in tht dneribrd <n I >11 to-wit ibe wett half (Wiuf .o“’,sl”P«™<"nntct with ato of MiiihSiew. known and demribed a* Eelluwi T**! camber .leva1?”1*"!, ti,c uni™ Jhiilroad for all points West of 100 ecrw of the Esrt1 0 alfw*tec Nortb-We*: quarter ■v of Section Two (2) cordis*to thoUnited btalr*Hervey both*nrw the ML-aourl River. • (oven ("I Weet. ) DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. On the arrival of the trains from lha LINE MKYEE& *“K,r^°Vv ’ ,he t^hisofthe Chtaaru XXtXwT Gcarilan. . enicr&.VtX^”5' I'EAVE A. K. SABIN. O. T. 8AEIN. — DARWIN McOMBEli. CO, । wmlxistratok-s sale. For Council Blufl%. Omaha and Calisalon in i In th* matter k th* attain of AMph J. Stonlay _ . ’ _ __________________ xxitlw’.l John H. Wendell & Co. HffliOiAFS ODffldTi INGS, Bkackkts, Papek-Holi»EBS, WAU.-POCKMTS, SUPTEB11OLDEKH, FreePort and Dubuque Line BTRIOTLT PRIVATE Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, MK TBS, FICK ’ Appleton. Green Bay, Escanaba, end PIiny T. Ariton of Palmyr*. tt ayuj G.uutv,, Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and the Lakb Superior Colntby. its and wieatlffe manner. Immediate relief: weody. And Mill Food llASTtxas. July IS 187C Tin: TESTIMONY OFTHE W HOLE WOKLl* , Green Bay and Marquette W. A. Woodworth, Atty, Line and Real Estate Agt. Douglas, ^T.1’ f",v£*«T to“nv. Ntate of Michlzaa Is the only line ifor Janwvuxr, in LlNr 1 uf Morts**«. on pofti HOeaj Ill.. Watertown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, Mich.. Spccial.t'hroilcaBd dbscarelilseascs GRAIN, FLOUR Parties Itaving Pictures to irania . would do well tn v ‘ them framed of i» u> we can do it I’ ..’rand Cheaper than any house In F . County. We keep the Iiargcbt »,..i Best .^elected stock of PICTURE FRAME* AND MOULD­ at our eareeuDir* u> u>e pro, hiiw .«» .-y. v. brnion Law» of ISLC Ateo a Eeyrcvcutetii c TH J. CHICAGO & NOBTH-WJfcfTE AI? RAIL­ each of the two lleproentaUve nirtrfot lute wbbV WAY . Ibb county ledlriJed agreeable lo tbo proviuon* of Act No. »’■ at the Smaion Law* of 1S5. Embraces under one management tho Great Trunk ilaUway Lines of. ibe W ESTjuid NORTH-W EST. and, with tutfon of thl* Suite *n-MbuilltMt to tfo- prop!* of lb» State. i»r their sdopefon or rtjw.kn. punauul its numerous branches and connections, to tho r»qulrnavn'n <>f lb* Cc.-'rtiiutlon and the furinh the shortest and quickest route r*vulDti->p« »f th* LcjMlatcro (abml’.tlu: them. between CniCAQo und all points in WISCONSIN, NOBTHEBN An amso-ln *nt rtrlkin* ftontlb* C'crolitatian iLlMIo. SMtion 41. Article <. L»<i>latlv* irputEidwhieh. Michigan. Minxksota, Iowa, Ne­ forbtdi th* ersot of ttevnu for th* »*!» of Maxi- braska, California, and the WesrHqw<r?.f provide-! for by Joint llcxotetion ebn Territories. I th Omaha and California Line I .<h-' matter of th* ornate of Laxe S. Cox. late of Johnstown, in ran! Cvur.ty. dre*«ued. Ou r***lia* and filins tbc potitiou. dab' verified, of Ambrvio and Beal- .M. Cox. next ofjiln of xald deeea*ed. prayinx It*‘ ■’----,'-**' • —•’----- ' • ' ettata may bo eommil Tberenpon itliorda w. H. GOODYEAB, Where you wul find all kind* ol 1 heTlruggist „ Be*peet]miij cninounea Of every Description whit h we ntat he has again enfaaffi SEW 10HK tESTBSL R1II.R»*I> can roll cheaper than nay hone • in Bar­ in th.: DRVG hmmirteck and daily arrGty County, for thwc realms: l»L Bct-auBc wo have nr* rent l > jmy 2L Because nre,make the ujoM nf out Stock of Drufs andienuint goods outset VM. c,ne, Dye Stuff,. •^7&.f*rod“W*ft Sd.' Because vre keep the best c work­ ‘•Minneqoa.Vprinc* <t Goods- and in fact a am. ub.) tbeMeltityrc coal men. lutminx tn the top uf U Stock of Ji>ruggift'. 4th. Because w< warrant all Rood* we plMc Merchandise which heoffa-, make. We aell none of thin cheap-made Fur- to tho people at grcatl!!h,. •Iiiture that is made by machinery. The duced- Prices. goods we make 1* made by hand, and REMEMBER,th, peo Pennsylvania Railroad wainiuted. Wo I .vile all persons lo call and inspect ourgooda, for they al pie's Urue Storei,di. redly opujsite Empire Block '‘•'•9HkWWrST*TK>K» „ bear inspection- No IroutJtc at aB One door east of Spaulding, show goods. (riot, ronmtiua th k,» Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best n the market A. full supply at J. P. Roberts’. tf' ^sEF^ 1^ Philadelphia. Intox^mti^lMiuonk^rvvidcdfor by JulutRoeolu- without change. Special round trip lonriata* lickota from lhe .Vi'itouri Iltficr (o Denrtr at 850, good to stop off at all STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. ' hailway company ISM. f. W. B,rrj^|^ur W. September IHb, A. D. ri QrACXgt,CT^^ AVNiag oras. THE EHEffiT OFBIKAIEi Taiace Cam nUached on both tratiHi J ar Green Bay und [jika Suix-rior r101 PaUmkn^!«ce luStMto • n“,U°t to iiUbrsi. POSITIVELY CURED. u f' Can ou .iyT nriurCtaUr C*n on day tnfu, *• bor Sparta and Winona and pnlnte In Jrtunn*^’ °D*Througli Train daily with Pallman Sioopcra to Winona. unnu. For Dubuque and Iu* Craaae via cu„ 1 THE FOE OF PAJLN LOOIV TO MAM AND BEAST ■.rrr.emn w I« the Grand Ohl MUSTANG BiUJAKfo coKpnkTHi LINIMENT, TEH PIN BALLS w n_.KMfltfa>Mftrtbe said*’-’ efF'* every dieordw ar* w ,><b ,9~ BUU---------- -------------- 771 ■ STEINBOFF & WOOD wmCHHAH STOOD THE TE--T OF VNOT1CK- THERE 18 XO SOKE IT Wlf I NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE? NO LV*?' J&V'AFFLICT« THE HIL THE B0I>Y A Jtaoo ’om«, 121 SiysbSSL' jjMlica] asi ftstotl dentists ■ I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-12.pdf 59d4b1699e6f641c5b595ef56cccabc3 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI- NO. 48 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12,1876 Tho Greenback Party. MESSER & POWERS, Are agents for the Celebrated w o. Elii.. UEHIIU Also for the g IXL Wind Mill The position of the Gvecnliack party is such that-it is hard to reach it by argu­ ment, not because of the soundness of its doctrins and principles, but because of its nonentity and the clastic immagination of tho minds of tho men which compose it, so elastic as to believe that men will labor day after day to produce the necessaries of life, only to part with them for an irredeemable paper, which cost only the turn of the press, with tho fact always l«eforo them that all the dealings of men, buying, selling, trading, bank notes, .bills ot exchange, post officeordtra, notprof baud Ac are all founded on values, sc/much so that ! hut will ray to men don't bezsefl^-d. Iliat ‘ men who Kite been oo cWly allied^ the the Government can get gold through its revenue* to pay its ©liligaliotu, just as easily as it can silver. To the workingmen I will my. that when men shall have their debts paid which they runtrjeted ih war times, the so cal kJ good time*, :i rise of values, all a misnomer, then you will find work to du, and yon will receive pay for it in the current tuunoy of the land, what­ ,ever it may be, aud remember that no legj ulatiun will help you, remember ilrtt nil ।that you have or will have must b>* .the ।earning of your own strong arms, be in­ ,dustrious, economical, living within your j income, act aud think for yourself, uud । not be led by the poliricaus by a ring in ,your nose like the bullock to ths slauglino man will have anything to do with any- । thing which is not based upon an obtains' To the fanner I will f£y, and I uni one, ble value. And. in the light of .history ( don’t kt scared as to “specie paymcul" which shows that paper money of all kinds , you hare seen war and |<caco, hard times only passes with men just in proportion as J and good times, bard money and soft mon­ the probabilities arc that it will be redem- (ey/, but nut manv of you taro ever seen , ed in something valuable which can be ।the time that you hare been compelled to used to satisfy the roa! or fancied wants of ।hare eilhe gold or silver to pay your obli­ man. It can be very easily proved, that gations, । even old $tate bank Lilis of forty hard times and good times »ro nut confined ‘ cent* on the dollar answering, jour pur­ to war or peace, to hard money or soft । pose. ■ _ ..' . money, or to a healthy state uf Wade, but Politician* arc busy just n*>w telling you that hard rimes almost invariably follows ( that thc.li? hard limns aru ouwod by close upon the heals of the good limes, a Grantiinv ( and the Republican party and time of speculation, a risk of values, and ( the currcney, of which vou know better. that the egg so to speak of the hard rim* a Let us ace, Gcrmany-with all of her gold is hud by the contracting uf debts in the (and silver has her good- aud her hard so called good times of speculation, to be ( times, we hare our good aud hard times hatched when the excited and inflated , with our‘paper money, both countries state of business affairs shall have begun । having been at war, and wc had a uood to subside, and this is the great stumbling ( time aud a Laid time in 1857 in a time of AT jAGItlCUI.T’l’Jt.AL HJLLK, block of tho Greenback party in attribut­ peace with gold, silver, and “old State ing the hard times to that contradicting j One door east of Goodyear’s Hardware. bank" bills side by side. of affairs which inevitably follows The payment of debts contracted in tho Hastings, April 12, 1876. y___________________ ,_______ state inflation and speculation instead of the « true cause the aouiractlon of debts In the ‘ va'ucs aud speculation is what pinches. so called good time* of speculation, and as j Let come what will rcmemt>er this, a an antidote or euro proposes to continue ( farmer can do without money, Lut other this inflated and speculative state of affairs (men must have something to eat,fl they to all time to uomc by “judicious logisla* t always have aud always will contrive to rion" and the faith of tho people, to create pay for it, a farmer's produce is his mona power, so to speak, as to cany'the pendu (cy, and that money which he receives for lura always forward in the same direction, it, । will pay any of his obligations. never returning, a "judicious legislation.” I will say no more cr tnu, the smoke a faith and a power to believe that a Gov- (and dust of tho day is kicked up to get erumant can stamp a piece of paper with , votes in favor of the scvoral political par­ its own signature which will cause llisw ( ties. ’ pper to circulate as money,"a medium of The Democratic, Greenback and Prohi­ exchange, a true representative of values, ।bition parties all agree that all of our misand so plenty as no man need want for it, (cries arc caused br Grantuun aud when so and radcemablo only in paper, forgetting Imany doctrins agree it seems as - though Which is the best self governing mill in the market.• ” , WHOLE NO 1091 hi « party than to do thia, and saved the blcod and treasure. JTbink of this, 'think of it long and deep? Strange, paaaufg .strange, will it be, that the conqueror shall bo gov­ erned by the conquered, tho Government in the hands of its enemies. What- has Ibis parly done to merit tho approbation of this American people? Nothing, but their disapprobation, every thing known to the rebellion. I speak of tmi public acts sf tho party and its public inn>, and not of its country loving men in private life. S. . Cheapet^than ever. j|e^pii-1leeklyH8publicanb?nnBr GEO. M. DEWEY ccnoR asd rcBi.isiiEit. Bl TBS oribvSKT/SIXa. GWJOWMMHPLOi And GROUND POINTS tor all other plows in the market, D. BULLOCK’S TEMPLE OF MUSIC JACKSON haurgi t ,v 1 tl CO ~ ■ SUO M&.001 tt-W I S.OOI u-iol, Ihut.i ICcIom| 4J0 J b.'X) I tSJOI X.OOI iMtssT :« I । uoo~l g-wl 4M0 *»■*<> fffiffiMIL AMD BUSINESS CARDS. chai the ool, —y for ■ GoTcrameot l*> pal iu paper io eiroulalioo, U Ihrongb its CENTRAL HULSE, noiural ehonoci of ptymeal, ood u no min boring aipeeia obligolion ogninsl ibn gorororacnl would exchange il for on irre deemablo paper of Uiin non, ih-e >1 follow, ibal the paper would hare to bo paid out in pavnieoi of the ordinary expowwa of the goverameur. Grant that thir can bo run. W. 51 AKERS. etc done, G.en it follow, that a govenuoeot can equip an array, build a nary, nuke rail made, chip canals, do away with ell Midilrrille. Jdlab. xxltrl HARVET XVRICUT, DENTIST lukiille, ’ liciiiai. Groat Baa-gains ----- IN------ READ!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement ti Comfort and Happiness To TUB Siek aid Affltetet! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. HADEN & SON’S PIANO. Every *■ MltSCLTA TIQjmjlt. "S» 'ttX'-.ffc.-BS: eu«r.* •’•rasissd. 41 Northern R- D. tjuuuvry Oh,c> •"«»‘j® Rapide, East Sagmaw 1 Branch House# 7* to-. A. I Flint. xuC*r D __N, — ____ TiinM. Pian° Tuner. Igreater part of the earlier issue of Bonds were used in this way, under the immedi­ ate supervision of Abraham Lincoln and 1 his cabinet which is n guarantee of hon­ orable dealing with the Bond holders, and the greater or at least a goodly share of Jhe later Bonds have been issued with a ’ smaller rate of interest to redeem some of the old Bonds, and have been sold at or this must be so, but a doubt is expressed above par. at or about par docs not admit ।by the fact tlu-t caeh of these parties of very much rascality. Bonnot bo deceived by this twaddle ( claim that the only cure is to place it in Gen. Grants place, so the gist uf thp who’e aud iipneyed words of tho enemies of the ( affair is which political party -.hall rulo/or. Republican party. Your neighbors may talk nearly alike, the next four years. Republicans, Dcmoernlii, Gtoeplpacks yut the oao has your confidence and the and Prohibitions, which sliali-it Lc? It othef- has not, .and this comae from tho. knowledge that vou know of them more lies between the Republican and the Demthan from that which they may say, it is oeraiic parties, which rhall it bo?. The so with political parties. Judge them by Democratic party with its ryUi cleinenf, their acts nnd deeds and not by their with all of its hatred, likes and di.-dike.', -t«addii!_And honeyed words when they are Yours. this Dcmocrario party whole whole p-owcr asking for vow*. Battle Creek College. . The fall term uf Bartie Crock^CaBege full actendsitce. ' The reputation of thu yotrng Institution tas extended to tho extrente boundaries of tho Union. Students ihraugh ‘‘Judicious legisUUoo" to bo bad man, in tho defence of our country, that from almost every State are coming to when lb. Greenback party d»U reabso1 this Union of ours may skill be united,'the share its benefits. The second annual i " home of the homeless, tho land of the catalogue is jum from tho press. It is elo­ the “wisdom of its policy" •*» gant in stylo and paper and, in typographi­ “rryslalirsGon'of its history." This pa ■ free.” ... .. cal execution, beautiful- Its contents in­ In opiaiou give a little* Aalw a rlilUe, dicate a rapid growth, in educational p« to b. kept ■<?-»< to b, thlajwdw-■ but in conscience never. ' facilities nnd brilliant prospects for the war l^iatabea, When men are called upon to ad in a future Four ccuram of study are arrang­ This solo for which moo toil so hart! body, they will differ in opinion as to that ed for the accommodation of student*. Md dare . much to obtain, mid which a Tbr Classical, English, Normal » Teaah„ ratable ■■ an .rtida of mrrel.andu. to which is best to be done, and errors will et*' and special. In the Teachers* Course, be used eido by -do with IMS irredoeum- bo committed, thia is only human, but I the branches of study, their arrangement, ask you to review the record of the Demo- aud the methods of instruction are.sll de­ H. paper to »o.ey « • «signed to train the tooeher for his work. change withonl any Uuctuatoro, think of cratio party with all of its crooks and turns Special advantages are furnished those much more might bo sard but the sd- inconsistencies and political infamy, sunk pursuing the common branches. J deep in the mud and filth of its own be­ Tlie chief inducements for attending toat so irredeemable p-por cuuoocy ton this school are the strict religious influen­ Jemrf. .ftol tocoi. by “)«!.<»•» hs- getting, but now, unregencrated, rising in its might through the grace of a magnan­ ces permeating the Institution; the protecy^son'i. io thia to cniul. .1 to a moUea puar.nlccd s.udcnts from tho fascinat­ imous victor, defaming the defenders of ing influences of vice; the thorough!** moot of candid coosidmtum. our country in tho most severe and uncall ■ required in their work; and last, but quite Much is being aaid’ jurt 0 um uCu.vw-,____«1 fc* ‘cnna, with never a word of rebuke 1 important, tho very much reduced rate* usrtyaste tho demoueytixasr^^h.t.brthtoubrt but whether it tai ftt >u p»n t,lorl co»ingB> * Hai *k of board. Tho special arrangement* mris for board and lodging make .it possible for. terest of tho Bond Slatwman and a hero, a Blaine a Hyena, KtudeaU to attend fur the paltry cxtMpM of 175 per year. A Catalogue < Ivereoin, tm in good forth," and then a. a guarannlncn of too of their good faith ask the intelligent and “ i. ____ c— 7X14.MMidrinks. The Smiti American Organ, HAZELTON BRO.’S PIANOS. How is it with this Repubiican\party ? Its record is before you, no words of mine can add to its luster. Who says that it is durrupt nnd that its mission is ended ? The men who atded and sympathised with the rebellion, its enemies. Tell ise in eoutienecon the 7th of Nov. next which of these parties shall rale. Think long, think deepc, do not be drawn into some side issue by the cry of Greenback, reform or Giantism or the endless twaddle.of the politicians that tho afE-ura of the Govern­ ment are oil conduct ‘d io the interest of the 1 Bond balden. Remember that when the war com| minced, the Government had no money, ' 1its credit eighty cents on tho dollar, that 'it bought material of war in Europe on its Bonds to highest bidder, and that the lexes, edurale tho people, lake rare of the poor and In feet do any thing which can and energy has been used iu* defence of be done with money, eod all of thia by the groveling institution of slavery and of merely aUmping a pe«« of paper with ria its attendant conMApsauea* from Calhoun, sorerelgoty which aboil make It a legal to Tilden- and Hcsdriok*, or noil! At be ---- r—-Hr- — tender for all debts snd deco both public «k. 5S,Se"m—Swl»»y"- — and energy has been used in th a cause of rJnc of the peper lo lira /«•** »f »■' prop''- humanity, iff the defence of tho rights of Piano’s and Organs DR. J. B LaSURE the Union” when a victory was won. Whole columns carl be'written of this unregeoerat.cd Democratje party, and then the truth will nut have been half told. If it had a decent respect for tlu« opinions of mankind, it would clothe itself in sackcloth and ashes aud call for the mountains to hide itself out <if sight, but with all the effront­ ery of the hardened sinner it cries, Corup< tion, Gumption 1 Reform, Reform I hoping other “tidal ware" and then to slide into power. I ask you men who loro country better than party, shall this be done? Better have given the rebellion to thia WAGONS & BUGGIES hi j lust cause that thc^ never dropped a tear ' --------* ■---------------------------,n‘dong” live when a ’victory was lost or sung d �BEHOLD THE COMING PRESIDENT & VICE-PRESIDENT. lUwiaoa, Mien., Oct. 12, 1876. TEA! TEA IL The' liesuit of the Elections on Tuesday last Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from Ensures the Election of 4Oots. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. o Coffee. * From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Spices. NATIONAL REFVBLlm TICKET. \ /br Prttident, You can have in any shape you want. RUTHEBFOBDK HAYES of Ohl?. /r Crackers We brag on. Cheese. We sell the best Tobacco Yice-I*nnt.Mt WILLIAM A WHEELER of New York. an Overwhelming Majority on the 7th Novi uber Next. ’ . 15SESSrMW?„'!Kik**““" .srax«Vo”.r"x Krpibllru Count* Ttckr r County Cl«rt—W114.IAMH POWK Juki’s Pkote this loraim, after Late Election News! Reaiiii fte Dispalchex--As I taken by a Barner , RepubUcanMeetinga . minx AUornar-CHAKLKH H. tFuiuV°w,,~AIKrav U C‘*,,"’A 8^r*yor*rilANK S BOW EX na-JUUCPII COEE. CUKTUrKBMY L DO NOT STAND HERE TO DE FEND EVERYTHING WHICH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE; BUT WHEN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS HELD UP AH THE PAR­ TY OF REFORM, I AM REMINDED of the Decrepit old lion in THE FABLE. WHO SOUGHT TO GAIN BY STRATEGY WHAT HE COULD NOT GAIN BY STRENGTH. THE SPIRIT AND TENDENCY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS TO­ WARD REFORM. IT IS STILL WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND THOUGH I AM NOT WILLING TO THROW UP THE PARTY. 1 AM WILLING TO EXPEL THOSE MEN WHO HAVE USED THE PARTY FOR THEIR OWN EVIL ENDS. I ACCEPT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BECAUSE I BELIEVE IN ITS PRINCIPLES, WHICH IT NEVER HAS BELIED. I DO NOT HESITATE TO BAY THAT WILLIAM A. WHEELER HAS BEEN MY FIRST CHOICE FOR THE PRESIDENCY : BUT THIS IB NO DISPARAGEMENT TO THAT TO MUCH “ REFORM (?) QUIET, THOUGHTFUL, UNPRE­ TENDING. YET UHFLiNCHING MAN. WHOM THE CINCINNATI The Journal does not mike its CONVENTION ASSIGNED TG THE FIRST PLACE ON THE TICKET; appearance to-day. Gause why ? AND I RECOMMEND TO YOU Its Roostkb got sick over the THE REPUBLICAN PARTY’. AND THESE ITS NOMINEES, AB WOR­ latest news from Ohio, Indiana. THY TO BE THE DEFENDERS OF "West Virginia and Colorado, and THIS PROUD FLAG IN TIME OFJ PEACE. JUST AS THEY WERE now presents its appearance : • WISE AND "STRONG AND BRAVE TO UPHOLD. AND DEFEND IT IN TIME OF WAR — Qmffrettman See- THE PROSPECT. . lu a letter that we do Dot choose to print, because the writer evidently designs it as either flattery or irony, we ara aiked to give our “ reader* the probable result the several Stalo*." OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery Cheaper than < want to close'but, Remember ' C. Smith nnd .1. W. Stinchcomb, Oct. 14th, at Maple Grove Center. Geo. M. Dewey and D. R.Oook, Oct. 14th, at Muuyon School House, Carlton. P. W. N is kern, Oct. 16th, at Otis School House, Rutland Ohio is Republican with n gain I■ P. W. Niskern, Oct. 18th, at Barney s School House, Balof Five Republican Members of Hastings. Aug. 7th. 4870. | timore. ' Congress. \ Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. IGth, at Indiana is still doubtful on i McNee School House, Irving, Governor, with a gaix of Five]i Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 17th, at DETROIT ADVERTiaOtKXTS Republican Members of Congress.I' Hickory Corners. ’p. T. BABIN. I Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 18th, at A. N. BABIN. sabin <fe co West Virginia is probably ) Hope Center, Shronta School -a.. CdaatoUr Wmhaati sad dwlrr? in Democratic by a very small ma­ House. jority on the State Ticket, but ■Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 19th, at GRAIN, FL()I R elects a Republican Legislature, , Center School House, Rutland, And MIU Food 'Clement Smith, Oct. 20th, at Board of Trade Budding, Detroit, Mich, Colorado is Republican by I Doty School House, .Tahnstpwn 1,327 on Governor, and by over | Clement Smith, Oct. 21st, at Atte 2,200 jon Congressman, with more .. Center. ■ than two-thirds majority in the Legislature. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE aud P-RESTON, Mr. Parka Godwin, in his speech at estimate can only ba oar individual opin­ Glen Clove,. |ast week, said: ion, baaed on buck information public or ‘‘Tho Re; ublican party has failed in its private, u wo may happen to be in pea management of the public debt, failed in session of. Nov, without any pretense of its mttnsgesfcn ' of taxation. It has played more information than any of our co-tem—1 c-- all these important quasporarice or any ordinarily informsd politi­ an utter incompetency to mt; and now, after ten cian should possess, wo giro the following . _ ... are in regard to them pre­ as our deliberate opinion from the present mealy where wi 'began. being depreciated more than fifty per cent, at the end of the war, is now within about ten per cent of par in gold; and that the public credit of tho United 'States was present moment ? There are facte. And if Parke Godwin calle thia failure, then wo should like to know what ho would call > the lutjlhat at papo. “(hKoJ hna.oo tha aobjeoar Doe. b. not b». ihn th. St. Louia Cooremho, dnunfal the rqaalortbaiaeaaiinapMUoall, dmiga^ A Gr.t tb&te la i™:; SALISBURY IBROSSEAU Dfolm tn al! kind* uauds iTJMjt- New converts are apt to be extravagant in their rhteotic, and thia to P»h.p. iMj».r.w,„(b„ v flour, graijl '■ PORT AH> SKD6. for Mr. Godwin. never raoro firmly ettoblUhed than at the We confaas our surprise that a man as intelligent as Parko Goodwin should take I. Mr. Godwin uvuv th.l the Bqmb. the hazard at making such a gross mis- Iku prtj hi. connriued fuatf I. u tatemeat. joea ho not know that, more HMUpOiw of Bpxie pi,OHM. and that thedoae of the war, the Government, th. Bewmi’y, Io whMi he now -lori™, under Republican management, lias paid more than •6M>,000,000 of the pobiic mmuiemral of lb. tralb, fc wbiah toe heat of political exoiteawnt forrmh— no apology. X KW. ADV HfiTI SEMBXTCj fURNITURt, CAMPAIGN FALSEHOODS Of course such an aspect of the canvass, of tho result likely to be obtained oh the 7th of November. We sell from 50 th 80cts, the same you buy mother places or 60cts. to $1.00,'Ji i M and OBTROIT, M Woodbridge St MICHIGAN. Wlto ! 4 loffihs, Kfii-TTj.-M. HEYVE8,1 1 ■- ■"V-W.rtbw a. Ho*.- ftnttMr '» ।Tho 1 purclnufog n Coffin worth • , q. J. W' Sf! PAINTER S’. M. T.ocl * , OfflHUi. '-V' h°i'. -• �jju^i-lBjkhhBplililiwFBaw.' Corroipondtiw*. |fJ|.. Burton UaMXEn:— I sm Uy the Hulinp Jownul of the 28th uh., that aomc L'uuiocraiio ninny hu under­ went a violent politioat ajwxMXM. Who ie •• H," attd wktrt doct u fnjiaJ Iho public might Mk, ifhh article wM deemed I ___ ,....... . . "‘•«u>e<i jFSAlHUMITt. I .. ,, . , ..........noc 10 ic( | Uimaclf be known in hla gushing effusion of to : political nonsense. ». I , , , ♦ U a. n. I ran I say “ I particularly blame tho bigotr VtO r. w. el demagogic who 1* a self rouaHtuted s. u. . I.te of Democratic rr/«ras, (If 1 have be«R ttfr_ rrctly informed.) for Ids’ morn respectable ii. > Democratic fricn-lr would pUytbcirnnr.il »:15 | dwarf, if they only knew, and pull th - i liut , “• I cahn for his poor political ecuomy. :13 ATflRHAT tXPENSB WE HAVE no>[ i n .uo i. „IE,„ „ ta ' Hiokost Coastnu, October 2,187G special nS NEW ADVERTI EMENTS. ' rt'.OHHRED THE I'HOTO OF "■•■in. u r« ,,^,1, o' , "" U> h~.d. betora t . "T eaun'’7 , ”1 w-teaatsen year, old, than be 1>M PROBATE ORDER. SAMMY. AS HE APPEAR­ HTATEOF MICH WAN. ED ON TllE RECEIIT K:7.S.£at"4S«.,l5U, TFSS Qrrtzude OF THE ELEC­ ............. ... — a.. TION RETURNS. tb«M diusrerabl Notice ! i i 1 ShnmtiSchuul )h i WrbtlAi.y thslBtodsyorOcf KtSl ffWSSFjU- a« Do'cluck a. u. ehwulatodjn raid wnty of Barry b’K up but a partial ju, flat tooted, and square toed, and Q*ill r«<| him fur *4. aud nut sneuk Into pri it with'•lundcruu.* and vilifying articles «;CPBINDLK Juda* .of Probate. PROBATE OltDER. 8TATHOFM n>it him. Mr. "11, Madison Dispensary, iu in hi. article, ueev very harsh HASTINGS J1ARKE . ______ litical rvaauna, and who, it, till Habitat in-li . *>**»»* UI/lLt, WlAT(wIiitt)Mr bu.htl. ll.aiVI.IO MARltfED. I oito field uf poUUeal reform.—but then, 1 can't riy n* I Maine the foolish • detaag-.^e. fcr, 1«1IU .penkill-, and, if nccrunrily partake of the. tame neture Tliii* 1. a free country, and, «>f rcine, Mr. ••11" ie entitled to his upiulciis on »uw»lily and scalnMagiam, and I .hall not 4ci Ul with indie ’•iwujnra-osiiBinxu-Kn. s„,mS„ byth.n.v, Wm. E, bs*w. j. t,_ Llnkt.tter of Woodland, to Min Aan la ft., danhter of Ikn. UetaUo O. Onderdoak of Dreeklvn. N. T him for the opinion, he is at litwyrty to enlcr- B OAls. pvrboihe). 55 HLITER.p»rlh..l..l»1ik. J-’Ji'ji- perdoten. 11»)l FOTATtJKS.par barbel.Me, PORK. tf.OMtUM.' MF.S.S PuRK, per lb.. II-. HAMS, nerlb., 17.?IIOi;LDElt8.P*rlb..lfc. LAKH. t>er lb., l>. DIED. . clihxsx’.d.V.Hb.'t' • eopy oFlbb orter itot. ■ARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. „ w, r 3 sS Chamberlin pray toe that bi, account u admito.trator Jf^d **7 if• Jfre'‘>fore Sled to thi.eonrtnu>v habllAw^a .n.i.upuu > day of N oretn !>•> .-■•il-i -J ■ • e we.li. Mr. ••II” ha* not done lib duty, nr Im ho not even oSere-l to lead me Into the Sroutiful field* and pastures of reform. ' TLe radical reformer fairly howl* on tho J war pash, after the rar ,« emer, and wue might ■ Lrm the opinion tram 1-i* article Xui bo was i •• - •habit ■•- of — using -'----------in-ball.‘' Ir^iHn.and | 'in the cannon-balls Mil -T. Wheeler John lloiehktca Holbrook PROBATE ORDER. Lccal Bilges police? >i:i.i. CALFSKIN UONEY, 1W20e, HKF.-WA.X. i.erIb.,20e. CBAXBBRltlKS. per bnibrl.SLOS Strayed. ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. the imperfections of another. , Mr. ••Il" baa wuidcrel a little from the , polar star of the truth, perhaps it ij* a little STATE OF MicnniAN. County ofB.rry »- At • raton of the Probetu Court Vr uV&SSef Ja ry bold.n al the Probato Ofloo in th. Utyol iMUnge on Monday the fthday October inth. CARD TO THE A MEHICJL .V PUBLIC. smrxsistMta S^'swss fciu of our medicinal have .pn in their cloie Imitation el our From Wuudlam! a brown horse belong* ing to Albert II. Sidtuiiu, one crooked leg. DETROIT UARKHT. obscure to hla vision, perhaps he ba , wilfuly blind in oae eye. with blanket bridle und • who toliM* i or carelraaly wandered, events, her anlered, at al! event, .... gen* cirviti/lc on wlictt tnuft-d. Anyone giving earuratly bo. information of hi t. L«TcaLnitn will Ip* re appear to illumine bi««all warded. Residence two miks South, one aonev eollectionsaad thofreqaent toppUns over ■a ,17th Michigan ; Uu llubnt 1 euliMed in lb* entry, and u half •'•ile» East i i’ Woodland Cen­ rafto# to pumluto Mjdlrinm purportta* ts b« ear, unleu* Mr. JocTBayqoek*. Mmltar. t. sttamed to that isthccnly true statement j >. ’ll" li ter. z xxi48t3 rarit Box of Pill, or 1’ot otO&taenl and the cad mrnle, except. |crbaps, that I an: » Kslaws will .ooa be reached. :t4«r—Johs Cb*rnb»rlin. »d£to"SW£ Sr ^‘‘•b,u”b-*MC5Pa^AC0 n rUlnu-J'-veph W. The “Iron Traiil.” tho advantage vf me, which uiy friend, I per* hajrt*. bad forgotten, for a perwn can net ece : tlumaelve* M others see them. Pririai ate in session, i coin M con It ' ’ ' I ■ e tn.ti.-es for l.eyul .j m this issue. was >n We-Ir.ewlay, I ■lent of the Pfr>r for i I A spicy nkctvb dcxcriptive uf tho At* ehisoti, Tvpek* nnd Soau F.* Railroad, the a*»ln arersjo hUher. prist>. i?*37Le. . . l*.,ffcra—Firm nt lain a4»an«<a,B’o, PxiJl bcautit.*, Kcncry und 'pteasnre nu.-its of tho Rock/ Mtujntaiitf. by “Ntm Crinkle.'1 detail, if ho will' call on me for that purpuM, the tnurical utid ''’ntniJic critie •>!' llie and give him full liberty to publish it where ‘ b’l-iifr, and when he plcaaee—bcaldc bis own, if ho don, together with the S*»" maps nnd time Ublas of tlii* new and pop­ like*. ular rout.: from Kanias City and Atchison 1 cnlirtcd ’ in ths 17th Michigan Infantry, to I’ucblo. Denver nnd all print* in Colo­ yntn o|j_ coming fifteen the next Auguvt. 1 rado. New Mexkf. Arwm Rud tin- San : jSfcfiKAniw* lino uf I’utluujn Flour—1« at lot eotnpletoly in holder* iav> w.» with my regimental ibehaUleof South Juau Mine*. The nocks are very luht and the tnl!l« .old abe* S!eet*crs on the continent between the Mis­ The White Winter, country, KTC-JH to; city. Us|4: Mocntain when thoie destructive udMiiei of souri Rivtr and the Rocky Mountains ao<l Ifbuyandm't Ukotbe Orutt* dealer* Ian d<1Uht where flyh*g thick and fcfi. aohiicra without change. Special round, trip tour-■ falling by thousands; and, ••whca.the stouUry t'vngreM, will *]>eak I preases it. and. 1 might add, when the licbe! •by evening. Turn I Lordoa with whom Mr.''H” is r.jp in lencu* undies, nuts and lowest prices by rn feel in length, which c fjn of Aahley Newton all mediaal efforts. “k from the Potomac. Company "K ' this company to which 1 balongcd. emara.1 into those tarsi* of b^tles ■at auppoacu with aeventy-five etrong.aad came <M *i‘h only twenty able-bodied men- After tbo reb­ el horde, had been dafeatod, and driven bark iniispen.ablc article for to thetrlair*. nnd the prtwpeota were th* >» after a Uta! of orer there would be a cessation of hottUiUc* for » k & Ihlands ■a^ann '-r w-nA* r.vnan»* ’ ’*ft n’r T“’.- 'king—more health* M. I.. *^».y ••*« “ ■*■ e.1 mUrolor-C-plU- ’h’’ 1 •“ »w rtUOlw poUunlly »*•* »I mlre-W-bnlliu Mr "n". p-rUj*. -d-lfr. ■— .. it I ; '■ F111 ’nui nono w"0r... —M. W •*• **? w”r„- vj?0’1 '• ,-’°r- 'he manufacturer* „J muh.(! b.1 iaa«i v* r,“*a‘dU.Hd.ltol. Mr. ■•!!•• U -totor. 11 to U^, A, ~ Itor. 1 »— tom., nd Mljd Postponed. Ik. W.uirt «.rt onto i'ni'-i f“r “• Dtortr! .1 Mirl.l«to *■ 11^»r ~ *« arjeqL.r, <]),;. fjre ]>-p<rtmenl i« .mu, -rrto. -Vrt ~O" ***•*_ 1,M BB,il Tri'U*T- ‘J«..20<h, at 1 p. m. ’ 1 the 10th Advertised Litter,. " Bara n e” 'tniaiuing in the Ha*linn P. jiid,.ISkji.litre. “i-drtrt? ':""n pay. in your own loqaliUM. without boin« away from homo orer u’utht. Arrau.vMtfl in every town and county to take luluerlhor* rer the Cen­ tennial Record, the UrpoM publication in the Unitod Statr>-1B P»m. 'Scolwun. ; eleeanUy ii- Ural in their coat So,a. White, fl 131,; So. 1. Amber. SI lit*. Cortr-pulliNo. l.Mo; Wo.L** an fol- crayon*drawln* pr> th. One II uniiroltli >i<raad picture and I cully ohlaiaad arm that will poj* llk< Cbuinea* re tijany aren’» whoaro i pet day and upward*. New lax. Remember it oom m InoM a trial. Bond for our all l^Tf^p .T^atrA cS^ Barry, in the State of Michigan, nanuant to lieeaao the eonnlaualal ye It tree to-all autfit fraato boM who 'decide to term. . Fapatn and mebonier, and their run* and dooriiter* mnkethe ’fjn! ei?£$:\ sI'auTkcobd. Portland, m*. xlMw.' Admtnlitratori. NOTICE OF ^2ffl^IOMER8 °W STATE OF MICHIGAN, I ' Kpbate Court for Cocarr or Babiy, j" aaid County. iiaricr— Low tirone, raace »l 5*1 ® W cental; io. X about fl MftlS^. AppFoe^RWlH 45, with rood riljdns, nw«ly at Our Centennial. Train ban brought tno a well' a.>^>rlcd stock of Bums, Siu<*, and Guitcnt for (be gMBMcraad^ntndc. which I will i-ell way down low foT Ctwh. 1 acli the editor Stag-. Sjwmg SI«M»o dilfonl Kindi «r S.-vring Jtokinvs. Nwdl« and Machino Oil. I <d«" “!l "dll on A'aturdv. the loth day of March. McoJ^tkaai tyofItwIwIu'mM eonaty. to«- Oniona-WMBtoCj, DRAWING POSITIVELY THURSDAY, HOY. 3f»th. 1876, OM MONEY HEFUKDED. J. Mavs Opposile tho Po^t Office ‘ naaiinjre, Midi. havinc elal soat the mu KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COFOR A rvi.l PBAWIS0. Cistern Pumps. xs41tf $600,000 IN GIFTS! LOHK MONEY MARKETS. A Fortuno for Only $12.00. xa>M"5_________ '___________ Comminloner.. NOTICE OF ^^^SIONERS ON STATS OF,MICHIGAN. I _ CociriT oa-Baaar. j" Brtato of John Barllstt. da* 6Kr'!Slte."'teXl Ilia body By order of P.Hido, Chief. “■wjui.., w,nu„ n! g’^v' Io At*>p 4* Adilrcfs. T. J. Asbebsux, Dear*. point* (AtbvecoptJ I ^ud^fProhL, _______________ \ __________ Xil<»u<ADMINISTRATORS SALE. !????? X-XGZtT I., rheirtriumphant adranco on ftasblngtun. I waa at South Mountain and hri»r*I toy rcRlmeut win her honora on that wcP oonteated field, wbere’hy iu diatlngnishaA rerrice* it won the name of “The Sione-wall Hegiment. I was with my regiment through the deapcrate LV»° °r Antietam, under Oct- Burnaidp, wT.; at one time, had (p *u»trin t|»c accmnohiod weight of Lss’s (Whole army/ when man fell like ItarM from a foroal in Aslurn. , .t rrcapoudeul send* us a 1 a? h'-'i-’i1- ui -j o g: t i uj Republican demwwrtiiit at ill’.; ; Ivo ..n Saturday last, but compel!. u» to I 1 ueipo-l rejwi mi uuev. . •ititapAlk ingjon our Capitol, an3 helped whfl and drivu Ctris Lew, >f Lena A Bona, of Mr. "H"a political rebel brother* <ack accro** ^»«!fln tho to .aid day of hoar- r.uy, J, nib K- Smith. ' Fbr Salt OuM. 1«. A g«K.:l Cowi three year* old. will giro milk all winter, . NKir YORK MARKET SaWffifettSnSjK „ bv, J* ■ Banceoft. $600,000! Notice. Goo. M. Savage & Co’a Column M. D. Rood dadres to call aUentlou to his new Wagon Shop, where he may b« found at all hours of any day, ready to do 3Dy work in his lino, from P’Q* n7f .poke in an old wheel, t« the bmkhng ol LIVERPOOL MARKETSvhc best buggy ever seen in the omnty d tore, u Mr. -H" -» rndll, ue«Ul- kJ •■- £rrT DS forget the p!»« i « ubiwlto ™rd. >1 nW «“"<• Sb“"17 X^rithJaeoulirch &Bro-. corner o •Her », dlHh-m 1 rr-nlW-I <WJ " ’ Church and Railroad Street. liut SatunlaT. pH 1M>) l« a- »•* ‘*id,'«" 7 xxCtf __ ________ ^blnlllfery) .binnto"”"^ ** m». .Hi Hu ID* MtaWdto <*’**7;1 nthe maAbt. Roberts’. luotenug ofiieef‘•“•recc“ J |„ onlor. »"< >« »“■<" ** b“< XXH*W.» That. I’. Porter. cx-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man'gr. All persons indebted to Allen A Trego ,ro ^umted V* call and W«le lho «me ictmodWHy xx,41,r A Wl 1 * . la the Bat Lager Brewed in the West WSSt? THOS. B. SUABLE. Proatdenl. €^Hr0 r-nertr’"?’^yapcaSan. jwzns. AUDRUMinX <4 A Challenge. record. If it will •i Oct. 10th 1870. ’iaaid bdbf.ifh.wiU fU«m •a F™’0*1 'hey bare a mind to meut** ' *h, .,f ___ — i.. *vra , have him do *o, £f bo C. D. 11. C. ■Hasting*. 96 W-aSSd-O"* pi «* «"• 11 ,il1 si? FOR SALE at THF BANNER DFFICF �CALIFORNIA iMUer oppmunitrt for g—Ueg U th. am-pnfcaon. rtd Wwje, Tyeg' H«pworth, Fulton and the otners । are placed THE CHICAGO A NORTH-WESTER!: BAII.themselves in the hands of a committee to OUR NLW YORK LETTER. b« dono with as .liall seem irst. The Etnbraoes under one management the season will bo Mt of unusual religious Great Ta*uoK Railway Lines of the Political—Systematic ChmtianHy — activity, and probably of great fain to the WEST nnd NORTH-WEST, ami, with its numorcus branches nnd connections, Religious Movements this Winter.— cause. ; ' . forms' the shortest and quickest route Centennial Travel—Crime in. tho between Chicago and all pointe in . BValXE&t Tte frpj-Wwkijkoftbtieaii tower City. New York', Oct. 9th, 1876. POLITICAL. The agony is well-nigh over. Before thia letter reaches you, Ohio and Indiana will haw elected their state ticket* nnd their members of Congress. and indi' cated their, choice for Presidency. If Ohio goes Republican, and Indiana Dem­ ocratic, Tilden will continue the fight to November—if both go Republican by any thing like decisive majorities, the Democ­ racy will throw up the sponge at once, unlees they decide upon some fraudulent stroke for carrying enough states in Nov­ ember. Tilden has conducted the cam­ paign in person, and has fought it with a ' ’’ i and skill unknown in partisan Tho country has never bees so documents prepared with such care. Re­ cognising the fact that Ohio and Indiana were the real battle grounds, the heavy forces were sent thither, and the barrels of ■’ were unheadod iu those statea. rccnback party was a piece of bis Tilden had skill enough to avail _T of the innocence of Cooper, and the vanity and cupidity of Cary. Tho Republican party being more intelligent than the Democratic, and more given to individual opinion, and embracing, as it does, the businetts men of the country, who are affected by the currency question, Mr. Tilden saw that more Republican votes than Democratic would go off in that movement, and he put it on foot It is his money that is pushing it—he pays the halls and the speakers—ho pays for the documents they have issued, and in short, though some of the actors in it do not know it, it is his machine. The loss of Ohio and Indiana tn Octo­ ber, does not end the fight so far ns the Republicans are concerned, however. We can lose both those states in October and carry them in November, for in October the Republican party is loaded with local issues which are not on thar shoulders in a purely Presidential race. In Ohio thousands of Republicans will scratch Barnes, the Republican head of .the Slate -ticket, who, in November, will vote for JJayes. And besides wc can lose either of these States, and still elect Hayes, while thetas ofeither to Tildtn will be fatal. Wc shall sec next Tuesday. Though the re­ sults thus fir justify the anticipation of an easy victory, we are looking with intense anxiety westward. ®® GraiiCOXDKMSUZDTIMeCABD Mis art Mna B. B. I hichiRAILROAD, a p CHICAGO fe LAKE HURON H usninsular mvBios. IN Ul'FXClT JUL? 2, 1B76 (COLUMBUS HUE.) _ ---- GClSi) NOKlft. TIME TABLE No. 8. |»o-r!so. miTOSB. i£ Great! RafAli ----------------- fSHSSTEAST. u St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all points in the Great Northweet. Its Winona and St. Peter Line u DOT is Is the only route for Winona, Rocherter, Owatonna, Mankato, St Peter, New Ulm, at»d all pointe »u Southern nnd Central Minesota- Ite GOING SUl Tir NO. l’»0. dTATlONf Creen Bay and Marquette Line I. the only Hue DOIXG WEST. far J.BBBVIU-B, Watertown. Fon Dd Lac. Oshkobh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and tho Lake Sufeuor Country. Its - ' Pattalt. FreePort and Dubuque Line Lv Ifl Is the only route for Elgin. Rockford, milk of New England are resuming their ^reeport, aud all'pointe via Freeport. full time, the stocks of manufactured goods are reducing perceptibly, and altogether Chicago and Milwaukee the outlook is promising.' We are on the Line evs of a revival in trade that will be mark­ Is tho old Lake Shore Route, and is the, ed, and of a new era of prosperity. With only one passing through Evanston, Hayes in the.Presidential chair,. and a Lake Forest. Highland Park, certainty of peace in the South, the next Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to four years will be as profitable as any wc Milwaukee. Pullman Palace Cars ever enjoyed, that werexlro healthy. Are run on ail through trains of tills CK.XTXMXIAL TRAVEL bis is the ONLY LIKE lunahig these fare between Chicago nnd St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Sleepers on the Union Iteciflc Railroad for all points west of tho Miuuuri River. On the arrival of tho trains from the East or South, the train* of the Cbteago A North-X^ estern Railway LEAVE CHICAGO m follows: For Council Biuffi, Omaha and <’al»» fornix, Two Through Train* dally, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara through to Couuail Illufb. ■ For Bt. Paul and Minni-.*ipolte Two Phrough Trains Doily, with Putlmnn TaiaceCars attached o:i both trains CRIME IX THE CITT. For Green Bay nnd Imko Superior, The city was never more quiet or free Two Trains dally, with Pulltuan Palace from erime than uow, but it won't con­ Care attached, aud running through to tinue so long. ' Tho trampathat have been I MarquetteFur MllwnuEoc. Four Through t rain­ afflicting the country al) summer will be daily, Pullman Care on night trains, back with the frosts, and then the trouble Parinr Chair Care on day trains will begin. TMo authorities are preparing For Sparta and Winona and )>ojnt* In for them, however, and thousands will be Minnesota, One Through Train daily, Mt at world on the public grounds to earn with Pullman Slcepere to Winona. ’ a systematic Christian. For Dubuque, via Fn-cport. Two thair bread* By the way, the LegislaThe head of the great. Metal House of turca of all hq® tales ought, this winter, Through Trains daily, with Pallman Cara on night train-. Phelps, Dodge & Co., is Mr. William E. to pass the Mo t atringt-nt taws to supprem For Dubuque and La Cross?, via Clin­ Dodge, known more, however for his en­ thia evil Like tho -locusts, they will ton two Through Trains doily, with terprising piety than for his enormous bus­ swnrm ngaiAmht summer. Pulhunn Cars on night train to Mc­ Gregor, Iowa. iness and wealth. - Mr. Dodge is a man ‘‘ Pietro. For Sioux City and Yankton. Two who carries buaine'S principles into his Trains daily, Pullman Canto Missouri religion, and uses the same system in tho Valley Junction. HEY ADVERTMMENTS one that he docs iu tho oiher. Being a For Lake Geneva, Four Trains <la>ly. man of enormous wealth, he opens a bushel w For. Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha, G. P. Howell a Co's. Column. Janesville, and other points, you cjuj of letters, more or lass, every day from tfkvsfrotn two to ten train-, daily. weak churches, distressed pastors and New York Offley No. 115, Broadway ; starring colleger, -soliciting aid. He em­ BmtonOfflce No.o£tateStreet; Omaha ploys clerks to attend to these fetters, for Office. 258 Farnham street; San Fran­ it is a rule with him to neglect none of cisco Office, 121 Montgomery fitreet j Chicago Ticket Office, U2 Clark Street, them. The letters are all read, and under Sherman House, corner Canal inquiries are set on foot, no matter bow and Madison Street; Kinsle Street remote tho call may be. If the oWect is Depot, corner W. Konxlc and Cana! worthy, that is to say, if the appeal comes Street: WellsStreet Depot, comer Wells from a cause worth while, and if it be not and Kenzie Streets. For rates or Information not attaina­ a mere shyster affair, Mr. Dodge gives ble from your home ticket agents, ap­ what in his judgement it should have. ply to Hare the matter ends. Should he gut a Marvin Hugititt. hundred letters from the same party ask­ .. ‘Gen. Sup’t, Chicago. W. H- bTKNNETT, ing for more, not a dollar goes nor even Gen. Pars. Ag’l, Chicago answer. He has the same system in dis­ pensing charity in the dty, and while he Xtartabliwhed l&Ofj, assists more deserving poor probably than any individual in the city, tho profession­ American aad Foreign PateeU. als and the dead-beats hare given him up Continues better than ever. The streets are absolutely packed with people from the interior either on the way to or from the great show. V is with difficulty that rooms can bo procured in the hotels, and tho boarding’heusM are full. New York is more of attraction than the Exposition after all. and very few come to Philadel­ phia without taking New York on-the way. Come this month. It is beautiful on thia coast al this seawn, and you can lire as cheaplyralmost as you can at home. Besides the lot' rates of lire on xho roau* will not continue much longer. Come just after the election.,' r..*c-* ■II points tjul and W«»L 3?Tll.iw«tL- With ladlaotpalia. Pare It ChteMo K.R. far Peru. 1 mlliDti-aUa. aed kll 600 thaw Micro aaa City and al! poinli la Soath WwaL 1Lm*«m.’»—Withlxml.Tille, New Albany A Chireco R. IL. for LounrLUa. New Albany.nod Boatfe- mi? W. L. BANCROFT BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. QMEAT WESTERN RAILWAY The Reliable Short Liae EAST AND WEST. TO am» ran* •RAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT! TIMETABLE. pwt raM s't ksm Ar*"i Mn thrau«h is M OOI2C UTT. Warn Jacisee & Sapaaw RMLHAD. WM. EDGAR SHOE? LIXK BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THS SOUTH. al I idlerill < TRAINS GOING SOUTH. bmnmerTimo Table. I.*S» s«u~. Si’irto.. 7g£ 1,° liwtui, 11 .Flo *?g CO1XJ "DT TTo Is li li li s I! ,?e rs !f >’s & ■- IIS IS ii i $55r-77f’“V^^i"i?“ Ml — X ft. ■etntiny of a skillfull detective, or to hard hit place of residence demanded. Nir Dodge contributed the means for tho Moody and Sankey n rtSlk.Mi.kln, ut. ■ United SlatM General Lard Office. Qicap, Reek Island & Pwiif sF^ag ISffi«u* J. GIL- cel'aneous charities. He can afford it,' for this enormous cam does not touch at all 18 KR-ttS RAILROAD. 141 »~.‘£ <fon»lK A..."...-.;UKxer. lacox. wbia. <ivn> SO, SOl.lXK KOCK ISLAM, oatkxxokt. xcscatixk. TALHIIXOTOX. IOTA Cirr.oKlS. XtlK. XKWTOX. HIS KOISKI /n.ii. Council Kinff* ml OnohL MELIGIOVMMOVEMENTS THU WINTER. Without Change ol CAW, The experiment with Moody and Soukey, Iwt winter, was not altogether a sue•om, becanxc it dil nnt reach the sinners. The Hippodrome was filled day and night TK EBHW OF DISUSE i THE FOE OF PAIN <IT14“lr~KUM h<k*Rk-r’A Itartw taw. Po«> TO MAX AKO BEAST affect the moral atatim af the city. This winter the effort at bettering the city will mustang field. All the orthodox . churehes in the city will have a series of regular revival meetings. while tho Catholic. Israclitish, Univenalist and Umtartaas will make an I! II i ti#IIis. LaGrau* UtS-ttbw.Arr. s i-a-1 S. KendalhiK- Dakoto, Nebraska, Wyomi.no. Col­ orado, Utah. Nevada, California, Orbgon, China, Jafan andAcsritALIA. Its ison, GOING east. :s Omaha and California Line IB th. .hortUne rorNoBTBBBX Wraconhin nrd Minnbbota, and for Mad­ :o. i KO. ■■ Is the shortest and beat route for nil pointe In Northern Illinois, Iowa, Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line Table. TRAINS WD5T. Illxoib, Wisconsin, Northbrn U still improving, and it looks now m Michigan, Minnf^ota, Iowa. Ne­ though the frll trade would aggregate braska. California, mid the West­ Fomsthing like that of former yeani. The ern TERRnoRiLS. Its Wot is buyings liberally, and the South more than ererScfore. It is a fact that the Souther* ; aerebaais are laying Iu lar­ ger stocks, and of better guoda than ever, and they say tte- most of k is for the col­ ored trade. The negress, since their eniaDcipetioD, !• ivc got pomamion of land, and despite thi persecution they have been subjected io, they have gone ftmvd steadily and surely, and h-vc accumulated property. Phere are a great many pieces of very decs it silks now on the way South, which’ will c ^rament the persons of colored women who^prior to the war, never knew or dreamed .of anything better than calico in the iramMr, and the coarsest woolen in the wintc?1. It, U the wrb'tion oftha freedman t sec his family dressed, and he will go rery shabby himself that hia women- folks may present a proper appear­ ance. Tho crops arc reported good at tho South, and money is to be plenty there; at al! events, this is the report of the man chants, and they show their faith in the ..’,...,1.. k— Am nn—I..** .TXOZCE Taking Meet Apr lsu STB IT ATE ST I*;? other outpoate of Satan. I« filled bv rotated writ V.Stti.%a «? e4“?-‘8btooi>thktbotof TDFPVrc W KANSAS LINE. 5:lltWteEKS”!?- cgjS’SF.SS LEATEN WORTH, ATCHISt» Is NO SOKE IT WIT r I N^rrSg l^MESEM 'kaXBAs'iKDIANTERKITOBIIS- Swear's Hot«l, COLORADO, AND -VA’H TO I TLE Mexico � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-16.pdf c689b87ec6039212fedb8e2f80a5cc76 PDF Text Text VOL XXI. NO. 49. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN Wagons, Groceries, Undertaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. The OCTOBER 16,1876. Interchangeable Bond Scheme ■------------- ■ I PUBLISHER. From the I'lacinalti GaiKU. WAGONS! ; WHOLE NO. 1092. hiwj by th. ra, | pora inu shall not be of any denomination less than 850. Thus every man who got >50 in There are some honest fieoplo who think ■ the common notes could exchange them ' that there nny he nn invention uf a system for a S’.n interest note, which, with its acof paper money which will ty.ikc" every - crucd interest, would be just as current as thing priMpeo-j«. Paradoxical us it is. this the pthcr, and would always be preferred notion bos grown upon a monetary revul- in all payments and reserves large enough s ou which eamc upon the country when it to embrace the sum. • was in th- enjoyment «»t die largest paper The legal-tender quality of the common ' money circulation that any country ever notes would make do difference in their , had. and when tliere w-rc no fear* what currency in tho payment rtf debts. Cred­ ' ever for its soheney- It b'snpptuied that itors, as other people, would prefer ; in Indiana, inure than airy .jllier part, well the currently that grows in the pocktu. । uieauiug people are iufect^d by this notion. And it would ba always convertible if de­ i As the G',»;-/.•> lias a linger constituency This fact may be seCnlp the piac j in Indiana, w.- desire ty have a friendly sired. I teal conditions of our present paper mon­ । discu*sii>ii with it on tmi inaitcr. ey, Only the greenbacks aro legal-tenbcr. ■ We make this prefatory remark that we The bank notes aro eonvurtiblc to green­ have no unfriendly fceliug toward the be- backs, therefore, nobody mskei noy dis­ liev.Ts in i ht money as aji engine of tinction between gr<,-fuU*clui and bank prosperity, and that »ur interest* are the notes in ?ul|eptimi debts. The whole of . same as those of al! laborers and produix-yj, the reality, therefore is two kinds of u>oo■ and th»t if wc bclieyed tiioro was any tuon- ey, both resting on the faith of the GovI etary Khcuic whieb would proinutu gegcnimunt; uno in notes of 850 and upwards, l eral prosperity, wc should be iu favor of bearing in'.croal; the other iu notes of all j it without regard, lo any pariy consideradenominations without interest. I lion*. x . I ' Which would be . . tvuicn wonio oc preferred prcrerreu by oy all an who wno ' The Bi-hciiic which seems to be the most |__ )a“ ndlo sums "■??.' of 850 and over ? Would not ________ ” ...t I accepted as tho perfected paper money every m»n grusp tho ‘ interest notes of 850, ” ! plan, is that of which Kelley. Cary, Ewing, iuatead of 850 in non interest notes? Would J and some others who are nut considered not the luereliant and banker, and every S.utrMulls*". svBsatirtWN JtATCS uf .tVVBKTISIXO. |« | N* lT tixTT rc l,lLL ,tU MM HIB.. Ml paffESSlOMAL AMD , very safe At prices lower than ever. .1 j • . i . awr | . ud lira'th. made of interest. nul Have wb not proved vyhat we proposed? j y,..। _;.-j • w« aot nhuwn by a rational demon­ stration, that tjiis scheme, in its working on the people whom it proposes to benefit, Would be the ni(#t monstrous iniquity thst the mind of man ever conceived? We ask the Indiana interchangeable* to look into this witter. A Solid South. A solid South—-wba I does it moan ? Why does it alarm all thoughtful men ? Why do the few former Republicans who now defend Democracy take so much pains to satisfy themselves and others that a solid South means only a reaction in in favor of reform? That the Rnpnbliurn party has lost ground at the South is mH strange, for the conduct of those who hare secured the confidence of the more ignorant and inexperienced colored voters has beeu such as to drive many white men to oppose that party. But when it comas to pass that no Republican votes are cast in counties where the colored voteni aro the majority, 'and where they have been mire Ignorant »nd more under the influence of party leaders than any­ where etoe, what does that mean? In uuu of money, prefer money that grows in the pockci and safe to lock up over night ? Would Dot every man who had as much u. ., * .. i bock plan. Thia w tlic scheme that i* fa- 850, put his money into interest bearing Yasoo County, Mississippi, in 1872, Gov. Ames received 2,499 votes, although all u^odant party currency ? Would not this interest bear­ the Republicans who were not thoroughly , in Indiana. We desire to fairly ex main* ing money be the currency of all capitalists, of all current balances, deposits, surplus ihi* plan. out id ioi vuougti It propoxw that the bsnkcnote circula- funds, reserves, and hoards’ And to puoncaii, Aicora. the Republicans were united, they cast • .tion shall be abolished, that al! the paper whom would the common notes—the mon­ only seven votes in that county. Similar ey of the people — be left ? To the Irborer t money shall be i»suod by the Govcrnmcut startling changes appeared in other coun­ in legal-lender nntus, upon some indefinite and the small trader in the laborer’s sup ties, wjiorc the colored majority b over­ I rule tailed "the wants of trade," and that Slice. To tho*' whose wages and receipts whelming. The reeent election in Ala­ o nut reach 850 at a time, and who can iu order to prevent them from* exceeding bama alarmed the country because, in the wauls of trade, they shall be fundable not hold that much whsn they get it. counties where thousands of Republicans i at the holders option in interest bearing Thus there would be one currency for have voted hitherto, the entire vote of , notes. Ixaring interest at the rate of 3.65 the rich, and another currency for the that party was counted by tens. Had |«r cent.; also that these intewt notes jiour, both umued by the same Government these changes taken place in any county j shall bn exchangeable for greenbacks at but the rich favored with a currency which of white population, no matter where, it (he public treasury, nt the pleasure of the would grow while he slept, and that, too, would have seemed almost miraculous. holder. The rate of 3.65 per cent is chos- by the sweat of the laborer's face. And But docs any man living really believe . --------r------------ -- currency - . - of tho .poorr I that tho least intelligent claw ot colored । eii fur the reason that it w just one cent the non-productivo per day on a note of 8100, and ote-half would beever stealing rate the productive rolcnij wboea hostility to Democracy is I cent a day on a nolo of 850, and so on, currency of tho rich. Here would be a moot bitter anj obstinate in counties where f’-r convenience id reckoning the accrued constant pressure of contraction of the cur- .they form an overwhelming majority, have iolcfwlil(thw<not<?, froni und rency of tho mass of the people, by con­ suddenly become converted to “reform" so version into the currency of the hoards of unanimonaly that not one in a hundred lioh.^ The merit claimed for tins scheme m capitalwta. Let men fix their minds up­ on this feitura, and reflect whether hu­ lhaHtwin make, JJ' The bare snatement of the question • wants of trad.-. that tho’ fundabiliiv in the man ingenuity could contrive a more auffioci fur candid men. AIT the proof interest notes will prevent it fruiuAbewm- effective scheme to make the nch man’s that baa been accumulated of fraud, in­ ; ing too plenty, »nd will opera1” a ^K’1' hoards grow by taxei upon the poor man timidation, violence; massacre, is utterly i later, like tlw governor of n steam engine.’ than this, by which the poor are lobe tax< ' superfluous in the presence of the results. j mid that this Government rate of intcr- cd to pay interest on tho money in the pockets and strong boxes -of the rick esttwill fix the market rated'interest on iiumu*. • very low price. ' gcncial, have Now is the time j i'“,uhri»(S^biXX^a gra-.’- purchase t lie best Wagon to guides iu ilurml OMM, .nur.rtlranoz.lho other wrthoot inUral. 1 borrower woxld Imre » Mrata of 3 65 nr it u prapnuJ llrnl the mierat oora • rat u, orarom, Iraite tho cram nu Dissected. GEO. M. DEWET money al a •u<l,l,|7ll,..K)„|W », ' PLOWS AND- CASTINGS ,r« Boetea Can MILO T. WHEELER. In addition to the Olircr Chilled Plow and castings, we have a full stock of ffr C. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN k SURGEON. PMZKIHIRT, ■ AUKT COVJtTY. MICH. POINTS XXUtf n Z’ I? Ilnnrr H nd for x» the Gale, ^ uhtis. Koiii.nro*, uodgi K.r.MiTnn Pmws Points are all r gi-oiind AALAMAZOO I Iin ... and sold at the same price as ungrounu • points. j 6»yi G-R." M. W. RIKER. SALISBURY K BROMKAU. DI1LIB.S IN VUkKITURB. VvUlatocy <to WM. UPJOHN, -------- v So much f.ir the operation of this scheme dos every detail of the operation, that in in making money flow from ilia capitalist such counties the majority was m some to the masses. It is a positive demonstra­ way deprived of its freedom of choice, and ----------tion that the flow woql<bc the other way. overpowered by the minority. Now it is . —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I g bond*. As WO arc now convcrtmg We now come to its operating on the the fundamental idea ot our Government market ratal of interest on loaable mon­ that absolute freedom of choice shall be ey. li begins by bringing the Govern­ conceit'd and maintained, and that major­ ment into the money market of the whole ities .shall rule. They may sometimes be country, as a competitor with all private vicious, and souMtimes hopelessly ignor * ■ ■ of the National debt will go through a . yra, i; . ' trausmutation into3.65percenta. through borrowers. Her payment of 3 65 per cent, ant, as in some precincts in thin very city rr?lA Trxurilpll is ue. ,ho medium ofgrcenbacu. In th«reat- would stand against them, and this rate majorities are. But it ia none tho leas X **■ 1 uro. however, they arc rather vague in would have to be added to the common an tumult upon the first ptinciplss of free f ----------------- mimiWBAWNB I specification and detail. inducements.offered to the borrowers. government, if these majorities are deprivTo illustrate thia point: The element* of demand anu supply, and of the risks of js=s ,« lending money, combine to bring about a market rate of hterest. * } . - experici.ee of mankind to tdl us how H Democrate openly boast is to secure thsm Suppose that on mopey, whieh in the a solid South. They do not deny that I will work. It proposes to launch the o»owner's safe earns nothing, these cousdera- maans arc used which must be held utter­ Xi»“hTpwjuftlmUbora tions make tho rate 8 per cent. But if dm ly inexcusable. When the employer and money, while lying idle in the owner/g landowner say*, “Vote as I bid, or you off®®S»i^"u,““g^tag.hra«eti.ii>uiib.j safe, brought him in 3 65 per cent tWw “shall not livo upon my land, my neighthe*8 per cent, would have to be added to “bors will not let you livo upon their thia to make the same raduewneoto to lend “J»ntr, “j"*; it. Thus it is certain that tlie paymsut of “land, dodo of us will employ you and you nnd your children shall-starve,'* interest by tho Government on its currency th«A »* f*r a&uu&f the first principles of u would add so much to the rates of interest government. Yet it is not denied that _ ' support Aeir invention we we Uift wholly which' private borrowers would have to pay. So much for it* reducing the rates tree voter* i the Democrats only deny, , By this we mean that huitead of expand- of niteresL But there is lunch more than what overwhelming evidence proves, that this in it* workings to extinguish the quan­ in some quarter* whipping, asaasanaation, II ing money, it ing the the circulation circulation of ot money, w would wvu~ j.jHc »»«.«■»«; ‘h.l >»ra<l of »«tn tity of louablc money. • > The most of the lonablc money of busi­ means fail. Bo the methods what they i„g flexibly ■ • rW.l.tor a •»«* »• “ ih.t .raa—a or 1»- ness oomes -from banking, that is, from ,may, a solid South means complete denial graving «> atpo.il th. idlo wotie, ««i: i the colored voter* of that freedom of to erraioglhe .“o”"1 of loud* reJuring Iho nlo ormlorat.fl ’«”|J ■»“- c.rani l»l»ra of Ite oomm—itr, ■»d .be .mo.ol Of I««|M« "oojy.od Ming dwn. Bj thia h MUul wrti- to them as all other citioens. What difference docs it make whether U>0 mxrket mus of lulcral; Uut in- cc of the same volume of money b multi­ M-l ofrakiog the dulnbulioo of HOU./ plied. But would hot tho payment of a ,the Fifto^i Amaadmeat ia nuUtfad by X fra from Ito "> b’,1±2 premium bythe Government to every man States or practically defeated by coercion il would rf<»o »o"ry ftom (be "b-y for keeping his money in U* pocket ot1 with or without intimidation and murder? safe, r in bis places of, hidutg. greatly raoHohio io the h.od< of the H,1; ih.l ii»rad of redoeiog the burden of curtail the practice of depositing in banks, ieJn.l on lb. N.uooU debt, II would in. and thus reduce the amount of tenable defied. It is time for the Southern Dem­ trrao lhe amount lo 1» paid; lha‘11 »“»w money ? Unquestionably it would. Gov­ oerats to undmtand that neither the UX ibe cmramplion of ibe Ijboror, 10 pa, ernment would pay every mn a premium huerat on tho falo board, of "'T “’"J fur hoarding his money. She would stand of th* Constitution can ba nullified with tn— h—h Mry <nu®r nrw> canit*li*t; that it would create n horde ot ' offering every man wages on bis money for encmwwu f . «enior rffigu-a, «inr rich bv bond holdem, r growing by Withdraw, withdraw, hiding it. very deliberately because profoundly < he money froieix^^i “d °L ini’ monev fniM . __ Tinted ofit* oroesnitv. They will . Ilftbc schemre the human mind erar in rlTyirt of theDextenalve ■ raid w ‘I..*’. »ttap*kd, <»™y trail; nflix b, r» taaUon to tbit part ot ;-t.M fed rf rapl^~( «; W H—J or MtAUsvO**Ulra t» U raortilibU ot r.- Tho bo«lho0.r»raiU nUdn Tramn? B.rara UM, MikraiJ |U« » »>M T-w fumitixJ «■!■« n.'o wcbelw.ojo .„aa„ora^U(^.l okra* SoMh «». <M«H. of THE IS I iTCi -VICTORY W |VZ ■ DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. WON I ;!^W.h"«ai!rr"L*X j of the volume of bank circulation, it also . promtai to convert 6 per cent, bonds to £ 5 DR. H. V. P1GCKHAM. KLlCnCJ-HYSItlAa ANDSUROXOM-ntak- A. P DRAKE. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR; WM. H. HAYFORD, tnORXBT sod C.aaMlUr U L*«r. *■< For full Particulars call and see rriY wnlgfidirl stock of Teas.f Sugars CauuedGoods,and al 1 oth.-.; ' kept in a First My prices Defy Class Grocery , DR. C. RUSSELL, ITMCUX A 3t IWBuM.-Mto. r LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. H. WM. ALL OmSITiON ISOVERCOMEISSSS? BAUER. BCRBHrt, U UNDERTAKING ' STAVES. STAVES. JOKE Q. CREMT. Highest Market Price in —__ _________ _____________ JwVN »• c. prinvub. ^“'•ow**4«pvsrta. * xxHrl C. G. HOLBROOK. r MWm is Ckaa- Cash, Iwjsire .tOaiml Hw- - BROS xxl,tr s. b. WHITE, ..MX b, bftlo him who bo*«. k»*t „.»l damomura Thofoaoduioo ronhormoir, if dqxxil !»<*» Ao*, mid — opoo ftwaiwomeot, .ho >MWM ex^ml, »lll be . «aid-forth �I THE RULERS OF THE DEMOCRA- HI* This is the language of one of the best men of the South, ex-Attorney General Akcrman of Georgia, and it is abundantly foreshadows the in­ coming election, and justified by the Bamvil J. tenor of current intelli­ gence from that section. TUDKX, when frut> to speak its honest belief, the Cincinnati AaymnT Ifwe had regard said of him: It could not bat be that a man edticatrd n nn»i»9, U irifritj. Representatives during the late session life of a great nation is so much longer Hianinatrd »n eorruplion and diumtlnt was “as ahAlutaly under Southern dicta­ rtft'oHftry^'nn though his millions could than that of an individual that both its tion as in the lime of Pierce and Buchau ^lecthiai, woVtn otvivnTHK Monrcoa adoption and iu casting off’of essential inBCPT ADMIMIBTRATIOM THE OOfXTBr an." He showed clearly that the moment HAS EVER JCXOWX. protracted. But tbe-.e things when read Again, on the fitb of June, 18711, lb« te.sion of the Houm, its Southern wing of ia history, which often give, but a few Cincinnati Eiufnirer said of SAML'tt J. promptly took up the baton of command sentences to the events of years, seem very T1LDKX: which dropped from their bauds when different from what they do wh:n trans­ Hr inn hy}>r>crite, a ^HticaI nemdler, they went out of Congress, breathing trea­ acted before vur eyes. We are reminded hiu Ivitj Lrn a^yabHc j>lnmlrrrr, and is son and threatening rebellion, sixteen of thia truth by the recent publication ota really the only disreputable cnodidrte yaara ago. The ex-Confederates took the vOi HXTE8'FLATFORM i letter, said to have liecn written during prominently named on the Democratic lead ns if their turn had eomo again at the last Presidential campaign, to Hon. last, and it were their right; they boldly On the 6th of June, tbc Anysircraaid: Charles Sumner, “by an honored and dictated the Committees, controlled the trusted friend in Massachusetts.'* This is Utt action of tin Sr. Lanit (tontrittio* appointments, led the debater, and shaped all wc know of the authorship; but the will nut ckat^r in tin Iratt the trnthr which the legislation. Of their Chairmanahips lettei was a most earnest and thoughtful we hare uttered abant Mr. Tildn. Hx of lb: principal Committees, not one was appeal to Mr. Sumner to revise “ the CAM MOT COMM AMP THK VOTF. OF TH1 Dxm'-.iiaxx of Ohio. rose-colored view of the situation” which, | New England. The Northern Democrats And oo^thc 22d of June, the Enquirer NATIONAL RKPCBLHAN TICKET. it is well known, he was then Inclined to | yielded to their domination with the same take. And yet even tbc writer of this- i Mid: . humble gnd subservient grace as the , ji k, . . For Pmideut, | Brights, Coxes, Tooceys and MeCkrnands letter thought tliat ‘four years more-’ of of a Democratic victory in evitable result November. He aaid the House of that history, lessons of to the indeed, we ought not to expect anything else, for th" *K ” “Hottest money for all, and free schools for all. There '• should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the other." RUTHWOBDB HAYES the palmy days of Demo- • used to do iw of Ohio. of the guardianship only the bulk, but the As of «ld not HLLIA1 A. WHHLIR i; v.' ocratic pc ty are in the South. ocrats, Ti ?eu would be powerless and his position c ctemplible ; and a very serious what um- experieno tells us influence. For twenty Southern ;«.!>. HOl.DKX, KlA'xi^s;ssr2:s^?,“,,i?(Si5T'u,x"; before the yearn rebellion, the influence of the Southern politicians In the Democratic party was simply irresistible. ,A('Eyy -WIM.IAX A. r.OWAltn, IUOUIT hB3 sion of slavery by the annexation ofTexas. They triumphed again when they imposed Casa and defeat on the party, the North­ For Bygr^rnjattrt In Confma, al Uurfcl—JUXA8 ern wing of which had prove/obstinate in 1848. Again thev/showed their power when after Hunter and other R. MrT. & vention and at the polb in 1833. that the trait, domineering yet have not ________ Tho Gcoriga IVmocrata claim 73,000 of slavery . ^.j^ty. They boast that mu a freed- j l«n eradicated from ‘he I nUu Was electel to any o®rc. The well authenticated eases of . . . . .... ”• wk- South. are dtsco. raging PM.rf A. MA _. . . ' . . , Therein more virtue in a single year of ,b.„ „ ,K, M „rora repeal of tho Missouri Com­ Northern the Democrats by the none in achieving that great act of politics! iniquity. They ' V»« —gbl Io bare Ini I. .A 1^., I'rrr, ol tau uua.ng are not Soolh Cirolio., .bo .ppnl, lo b» "1>™- 1 «*•'■ ocwk frioM JI on. Ao Suu to Mop JI had Jeff Davis . are • oip|4o<l ooUirr, M । k, o>Ae bi. .Sdoril to to -*>« toeul The secret ofrocwea, may be found in | Crockery. to sprcid a terrorism over the whole South i turn victory into defeat. . if .b. p.lrol .pu. «( i ^t tou-u...,, Aoolhcr slavery day. wasrttll in operation. A j ' (-BtW gentleman who d"scribea himself ax “a • j , . . , Mu. ».» .»j A. « nW C*.d » 2T 1b.“7" ’“ko“l - w’w 10 “ to- writing about these things to a Northern [ Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. , >- M{*ytre now « your • confederates at bit friend, an editor, says nt tl-c close of hta | . letter : If you should lo.ppeo tn allude , "ljr aud Dobbin. In Buto anything 1 have written ,dea^ J..r't 1 er. «). •>dl vol faithful elbow tn Guthrie Republican, will lUat »*« <4®rt Represents tbe Cobb, Jolfa B. Floyed and Jacob Thonip, son. Throughout both administrations Zm. U W..W|Ur, 1 to C~«ra“ “ fo“' <>«>«. of th. , । Slate. stat* a II All the present Representatives .in for * • has bis horseman riding of; Cvngrem from Missouri arc Democrats. nights, and I live pretty dose—too dose, the Bwiui cm Senators and Bepreaenla- indeed, for healthy enjoyment. cypher, aid the real rulere vrerc Howell tivos fbrn sd ■ caucus witbin a caucus, and WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND this inner condare ruled and dictated to MUUGH I AM NOT WILLING . TV • THROW • UP THE PABTT. I AM WILLING TO EXTEL years it secured the chairmanships of the THQSE ‘ WHO JLAVB USED THU TARTY FOR THEIB principal political Committees of both OWN EVIL ENDB. I ACCEPT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BECAUSE I .. /An- Volumes could doae the condition time than such such a man. Dr. Hayes, the artic explorer, spoke at not more plainly dis- Cold Springs, N. Y., last .Saturday night, of tho South at thia aud the Democrats answered his arguments a simple eonfeasion Nevertheless from that snot a permanent condition in any of these Unit­ ed Sta te—still United in spite of rebdlion, bloodslied and the death of slavery. the appointments in the Capitol were made from the Southern States. It is rain to shall hare oqnal where. Mr. Hotisc proves action of the present this b n .t true. gant domination that Tho old spirit of arro­ is as vigorous as ever. FIRST PLADEOK THE TICKET: AND I RECOMMEND TO YOU THE RKPOBL1CAN PARTY. AND We rights yet ruling every* hurt nobody seriously. liked a "/ ' reception. _ _ _______ Ohio Jtnrnal n. mbos, As a matter of fact, Got. Hayevkaa • paid about two hundred dollars on bb himself joyfully come tax. which d>.m» I. P>i»g on, ■ .ought 10 cannot doubt that, power, tliat Tho White ••*71 .*?’*“* " • , . xxibmM. / _______ . Furniture, Coffin^Bc^ AS,RADIX. iu ®r":BKBTiifl&Aco he never recovered In thh mtttr m la I- Uagunp u Au eonnoeuou u loo Upor I flor. H.^u, tant and significant to be neglected. I 1 , The non he i. tatyaud int^rity. (nln.nJtle.taMn TfRAT) THIS ! * «a* W*:/ » <-• • trated much of wrong and intuit to tlic colored race, and its more ardent members more of both, but have have meditated been restrained by its better men on ' * —WHIM ■ wherever it has got the porer ' has perpe­ Wo HtwtingH. Aug. 7th, 18*. He would have (hnugl, i( i> nn( yrt dn^Irf enough Co »U otbm, the U.u.ler hno onlr uM ek.,, r M.neh Knit i. pnoM jolitie,. ■ Ilk I « „J hrighte, A. ^rfl' says the Democratic party of the South, ^Wuld the' larty come into purpose wil' be effected. AY e buy for cash, and will not be UNDERSOLD By any House in the-City;— • with a shower ofstones, which fortunately Akcrman •dwraWcn Ih-I rkol. persist rut Ao ' (M i/M"4 Xp-JL. W, >u I In Pierce's spirit was Cabinet the ruling and he WeeeH'4rotai&9 ~to:,80cts. the same you buy in q||ig&itaoes or , , ’ merely the work of ignorant |»cof»lc, ani. , 1Samuel Joon Tddoo bmpol. an wn»- az-b-i— re campaign. Wo imagine that ho is vUvuD. mated simply by eder prejudices. They are ~. . ~ 7—"—------ ---diradlv nmnsed bj poliUM. ofbiib t ere than ‘to satisfied, “"16*1 iberhans l*to|» di«iru«tad. J,S-U««I. .■ indeed. They both Douglas and lricrce into ac­ promise in 1854, and led ^%!E&»A5 W&T£ Political Note*. The four years have passed, but whether tliat autxl time has come or not. it is plain | inlonouno .IA OBJ Quo .ho i. , base enough to be a radial." We might j- Franklin We se|i th^ best ii.irt/flflBnTFiacr ~ quote from numerous speakers and premies । a few words ; Get every Republican voler cepting tbc I DO S’OT STAND HERE TO DE­ FEND EVERYTHI NG WHICH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE; L .riJtajfr-WjaRN- TWj otarocKATic PARTY IS HSLD Ur AB THEPAB•I Y < »E REFORM. I AM REMINDED ’or THE DECREPIT OLD LION IN THfc FABLE. WHO SOUGHT TO ui ttAlN >Y -afeftATSOT-WHAT HE Cheese iu/ ■ bss not yet come." have in any shape you We bra^ on. ? ‘ at St. tutotinati'iH Pierce at Concord and found him pliable cowed I IBJBOX W. WILCOX. Tildnt Lratit—the Cincinnati Enquirer said : to their deeigns, they carried him in Con­ Southern pol ticians had visited ■Il W.KTINCHCUMIL n:rttr.in ibeRi.r. L«i A D.BOJLK. ’ You t want .... . . I., ra*TiDLi aasii “I say it with much regret, the good time ' totaiocbick. They triumphed when rvn iu 1844, and thus secured the exten­ S&S1.15" Spices, And on the 9th of July, 1876— tn dag» after it safejo have a mixture of races in all parties at the Eoutk and to let lhe negroro eo« A „ IM m., ------------ WJEUW^ Groi Without the comp H support of the Southern. Dem­ ‘-'i of New York. ItaMii of free freedmen, schools, of experience in voting and ia the other duties of citisenship, would make brain, the muscle, the vim of tho Dem­ at rto $1.00, we to beat the County. ,8i- .0i« Hon. Alexander Cameron, of Kalaiaa. mMmWL.v ,.^uy»RTOROSSW reo.’.wbo rewired a greonbaek noeinattem for Btate Senator, in a speech at the Hav­ re A Wboebr Chtb at Kahnmoo Friday night, took the ground that the currency be an power!?* against THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS. the Southern ele­ ment as it /me when the perplexed and Tbe reswkrf thd October' dectiow b ] ;.'j!£O€ -toCT.tato.ioo4 &MM* cious men on grounds of prudence. These last grounds arc all resolvable in to a fear that the G jvcrnmrat of the United States will interpose if they go to fiir, awi Jrnre Aradrirrii (0.0. iu,, topnlnftkr question, though important, was ouberdi. Mtc to certain other great quretiona in* *• F-M And Hrditnted arti power a! WcaUttytao." Every disinter­ lion not owly io ar 2 but political rights. ' —1 voter will tocognise tho force of this J-oto- ’The presence of sweaty ox-Coufedcratc , a,, u a„ •k-nWUMdrib, urf .Id, th. H_,h. M ,1^,,^ to pnoool M ni, a cerijoly M “1 M W< lAhkown 1.1-3 Look horO * ' SSAAi'.r?1.1 *T£iwr%a^^finu ii< tiw -StateT li.XilB.nMS-. lWMa.0w .j He 2Us. violence and intimidation now going on at- _ the South, who would make equal rights AirtT" : «n7it?«WRM lb. Mood, rA^rdiag A A.SooAm, the Govem/eat with noh words as those oMl. by Be Hill, pewm nd pwpnrity, nd tbol a Io .«< the party to which the tranigra- ■to" ’• .a «mna, Au , ^al.iabury SarJkaarfkia, ■* to jitf �^HeckljU^^HiWr. &epnblioan Meetings Special Notices. ^fUUtwHSHSSS” WSSTV. HA.5TINF1S CITY DRUG STORE. sysltm arise Ir-Jn • vitiated eon iition of the diere- QUIISE <rliAN<■>:«•* n- H- TIMMJAMD ICo desire t 'J call your attention to oar stock of strictly pure i) JiLGSt.nd .M£D1Cl^t US If 'e make a soeciaHtu in dealing in o.idy strictly prime DRUGS. believe it is for the interest of onr Castomers as iveil as ourselves to sell only prime, and pare MEDICINES. H’e have a large stock of . -- .. ----- „WA... ,ir.M.u (nvuun rirn.'w headaebe, taaUlity to .Imp. vvrtUo, l.uulaa ia tbe u i-Vpre-. .,-.tuntay.»45aw**n*« f- ■ ■j,, fttwv •- taneons disat Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil,' No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, *■”■ Us hod in the Jwntl will be ftally illuetrated Hon. P T. VanZile WIL1. Sl> EA K AT TH El.’OURT HOUSE. IN THIS (TTY. ON SATURDAY. EVENING, OC­ TOBER, 2l«t. AT 7 OGI.OOK SHARP. fur Tilden na Ima.A, though the Republican. OTdSsJs' State. MtaroaTCxL—Thia a world of miafurtnne, POS 18 lo be aKicted slt»HN W. (’fBTKII. i. P. u*«-h'onb cdUlUmoro. Bedford. Jebne- Hair. Vegetable Sicilian Heir Renewwr ia the i. M. 3 KT ISA. F. (OLATY OFFICERM. which it is *ds|Hrd by ths most nutiiral and pro■rauive aclivii, witbvut disturbing tbreonUibrium ' - (tEIIRliE M. Dewey. >IU<|rlpbl8 friend. ►y • ,ould cwrulnly procure eome ..... -Freak S Mottm V H mub taUa Notice toTeecherv TODAY'S ADTKRfiaSUnHrSs BARNES & COMPANY. Hauling-, Aug. 12th 1R70. stare us<>mepu. Bu’inessn.w.llrht one. witbent whieh we think i W.H. Bought very lew and TI’E will sell them at prices that trill please the closest buyer. . Oct. 18th, nt (.'rm’« Corners. -Oct. 19th, at Pinery School House, Yankee Springs. Oct. 20th, nt Middleville. Oct. 21st, at Cheney School House. Oarlton. In thia way. um D. B. DeLand A Cea Hut CKruital when yeu will Ire surprised fbsrsJs' fnllr Geo. M. Dewey.U< _t _ . IQth, at McNvo School House. Irving. Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 17th, at Hickory Corners, Geo. M. Dewey, (kt. 18th, at Hopo Center, Shrontz. School House. Geo. M. Dewey, Oct. 19th. ut I Center School House, Rutland. ' Oct. 20th. at Yankee . 'pnngs. Oct. 21st, at Durfee School | House, Baltimore, proQtahie. 1 Clement .Smith, Oct. 20th, at ; DotvSchool House, Johnstown. | ('lemont Smith, 0«t. 21st, nt As>yria Genter, Te.wMblp ftip l. ■ Oct. 23d, at Branch School I lense Maple Grove. .. , Oct. 25th, al Garltun Center. Pefttions. I Out. 26th, nt Podlink ' House, Rutland. P. H. FltagwMhi. P««do« Agent, of Indianj Oct. 271Ikui1 Bryant .polls, Indiana, collect. ponaion., and may t* •afoly truetad to Meuro any payment. lh.t may I House, Baltimore. be doo from tbe Goremment.. Many aro en­ ' Oct. 28th, nt Irving Station. titled to pen.iot. who may not bo awar of that firet. Mr. FtiagmW pnbliahe. a pamphlet giving foil information on tho aabjeri, whieh ia eent free. Hl. bwaloee it ImmMM, .nd hi. Clbmbnt Smith & J. W. StisciiCOMB. ae to Clement Smith and .1. W. Stinchcomb, Oct, 19th, nt Woodland Center. > J. W. Stinchcomb aud T. B. Diamond, Oct, 18th. at Carlton Center. W. Cuatoe. oonMCttene el Washington are ea.b enable Mm to Meuro prompt retnrn. Notice to Teeekert. A. hwlulU. Nr i^l-n Nr lUll-.a wU, h. red ., ,b* Sebool oo hc. U. m nmm m tbe m; ALLEN & TREGO'S Fall and Winter Millinery I HATS, FLOWERS, &C. • All kinds of Ladies' Under wear at the LowestPrices. Fancy iever ami 'person. “i opposite Goods of all kinjis Cheaper than in quality to suit the taste of every Remember the place, State Street, Roberts’Drug Stordr • GIVE US A CALL. Political Pensions Etc. MRS. CLARA AIXEK. MISS VINE TBEGO. POLITICAL!; FUEiiriuAXi ""ONLY 10 CENTS ! the political Put. xxi31yl* SPLENDID DISPLAY OF bu.ratM W« m«k» tbU unitarM1*!*! »t*r; To uihuura.I wikllMll.G*! will Vtnd onrdol­ lar tn PM for the lroBbl«.of wrirfwt. roll pwrtieutarv. remplm worth »««««! dollar. b> r.intlo work oa. and a oony of Homo and Firwifo. on« of (*• laifort and Ire.I IlliuUaied paMfoaUoa., aM rem froo b» mail. Koadrr. If »•« ■*»» Hmu>< nt aroltilil* wi.k, .wire, fre»>w« Aiaaoa d- (b.. Clement Smith. Hbtery will the ‘ ... . ■ __ I r.muWm (Tufo . xxidGtf Machines,&Marble Works. Ayer’s jjldvs. helMICK’S F. W. HELMICK, Groceries. Ayer’s WOIUtic Cherry Pectoral REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN1 Price 10 Cents pei Copy OK «l OO PEK D<«EM. tb THE IICKFOID AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine Hupt. Dsiaca Ofirv Ctienittcs to re-orreage the bomuorntfo eearety Hekrt "ti to b. held oi Wedaooday, *• with it distinctly nnderoUmd that the ar. specially invited la 1>. W. Kiskers, Oct. 18th. nt Barney’s Sdiffl’l Honsc. Beltimore. pcooniMorj note given b/ William ' p W NiukeFU Mid E. C. Barnum, pp and h» brother, of HMtin^. q 21bL at Woodland ('enter. Uinj Wioien. dtw Oct. 15 187b. I ' feta note nepnent has been etoPped. section of country Uhto are persons, publicly known., hoharo been restored from slanning.tU 'even dm perate discares of the lun.s, by IU use. lAt) i Im hare tried tt.seknew Wgv M» snpertonty; end ubm IU virtue' are known, no cue brsUstes as to what nwdlctae to employ to reberc the dis­ tress and suHtruie peculiar to pulmonary alkeuoas. cnaaar ntcToaat. alwey. eConte >oMint rcllof. and performs rap'd cure* if the ni'CMrr rarsetle, nt broaehial disorder, as well as the mutt lorinhlalde diseases of the lmi;s. * ¥as<rirna».l to nhihlremamhl tbe.Uslressinc .Usmss-s wbkeh beset t>e Throat .nd Cheat of Tnn> OU1 Everybody. The ladle* the pemm who found H *iB confer nally Invited. ixod it will w>n ,L'r a ■ i, cort . > thti subscriber ; jBv Order of llrp. Cto. Cont­ ’ s. J. Brosuux, Cainnun. AM , XXHMre • tbe tmc' an Kye, a bwt TUBE.U,''''’“y'biiur tensua. of M*®* ot Varies* ESiS-WS-TOg Folic?? Local jfrinsetaent* on o 11 parties wbomai nfrinrinr macbim *Ao iMtroeUun I linute directions 1 eyhn-Hr^TS aredl- Madison Dispensary, CENTENNIAL 82 W. Msl’w" »L. CMcajo. ^tesssa.eaa.‘ Euilnctit fbyskbao Uiroocbont tiw.CMUUry prerenlre it.ami Clergymen olleo nremwreewdU from their kuoukMlfiv- of Us c4ttU FOI SALE 01 EXCHAME. Im tat overtook for ■TyBs|y[---- th, AVIN8LOW'S STEAM' »*Up. Ire no’. Ml Io U ia MU*4mm । * it hot for tb« oppoaiHoa *11 aleag tbe M 1Uw “ ‘‘•f of p^puadw foe tte Uuk on th. aovomb of Xovmhr. Wnswlkud a bro** home belong- ai— «!««•-■ lreSS.^I tbc Court Row. Win J- Colt & 8on bar. opowad a fiBa m bat kff.rso.Mtr^c, oppMu tMotonof SLti. - ata. “** A, ♦ «Sl»nlv where ttey propaM UmQ »M< ,ii ,i •**pnmforrw4ypa7,tM«Miy.tMr*»* mmterfku »Wy*e«*'y, dare undertake U to, gin tb«m a aai.WI F-W « u. MARBLE WORKS MARRIAGE GUIDE. CH 8EAUH f ATHOtOGY. wdl, cfoter” A.t Kalamazoo, Mich <*Uar‘ FM.ir. on preml"' °r F4^ 0 V GMKJF,KU>. ®* ' Kalurdaj Mlunlay our ,Uwu wtre overdod with Mj -'^-hMteMe ——lobe f r t- ‘°d lU U“** * **« Lookmd ». *» right hero now. Thia all grow, ent of Praetkml ud An.lytirml Chmutatt. _ KU> UK AU. DlUXMJin* KVKKTWHKBC Oiution. WHOL^iALB A UTHL Mouuiue»te*f iUebeot Ametkoii and Imported Marble, TublM# 52?. ®£*d ‘ ntonrfl of til! daicriptlon mRflnlo<*-cr on abort noth*, *£» Granite M<mun>ent» ofthevarioen rapptted to curtotnf r*. rfRv- mS’,bL?nl«Sh rfS^xrmlx-' UM, •'« paired io Imra Ual tba liufo mw jTL A.d-S*’"”*’ ** J*".* "•«». JaxamM. WUUMM^ »*4 iaaUmllykUUd M xACBT,,t»- h •**“ lk*» with Nmette F. Ctarta, Grmrrmt Affeat. JT. K. K»1»1bw«*, a*«m l» ■arrjr co. VITER UE iJIF. IBUR xxiM«x> 1 Shingles Lath &c. �.... ;>. - ■ uro, Legals. A spicy bkotoh dmeriptm of the Atabbon, Topeka BQ^ S««rta Railroad, tho beauties, scenery and plewmro resorta of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nytu Crinkle," KYATS 0* MlClll tho musical and dramatic critic of the re. in lh« City .f Ano York World, sent tree on applica­ tion, together with the Sus Jnan G'wWr, maps and time tables of thia new and pop­ ular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver aud all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on tbe continent between tbe Mis­ souri River and the Rocky M.uuataiu» without change. Special round trip tour­ ists' tickets from the Jfittoun Jiitrr to l>rnrcr at' 850. good to stop off at all points. Addrew. T. J. An DEM SON, . Gen. Pau. Agt. deucy af raid petition. and tho htorin> thereof XXfi2U* Topska. Kan. by e.u»i bc s cony of th1* order U. C«»u hjtebtd i n th«H*m>o* Karc.MCsx Baxytn,. urespatrnr lBWfAhfi ffi PL^ ■W SEffi.: her neat, tn the levra aro to be STEBBINS BRO’S^h.Way;s pills 4£r. ftSMSTJ.a w. K eep It. r-;JTA&r.«£5? voh furniture I! Of every Description whirh tve iron, toe toucwinc Anewnrau. w *«» Uoe of thl« Stale aro to be .nbmittw! to th. people •f tho State for their adoption or rejection, vli.: An amendment ilrikinc from tho CiMlitOtion ry (Jouuty. fcr thi’-c re««‘ti’: Kt. BertW* have ho rent I d )x»y ■ 21. Ilreaw #e uutke Ilii'TOo.i if out HINULE tatodrtoaiifM^UtluorB. j»e»idcd for by Joint Kmoln- GD AKIM AN'S «ALE.~ 0. <MII« ilSn .i'i« make. . We sell none of thiscbcar’-’naik’h’nr- PROBATE ORDER. nlturc that Is made by ronehint ry. Tlu goods we innfce !•‘toad® liT-eAaad. ’iiml’ Srervliry uf Ftab wtiranted. .We 1 trite oil -jwrwrn* to mil and itisprct ourKODdx/ U»r they nt bear luspeclkm. No IrouUe at all , Va’sr^ftstr.. Whitntan'rt Aborted Candio—the beat n the market. A fall irapply at J. P Roberta’. guridi ouisclves. 3<1. IketiMtf*rk®»p‘-hebmt»-work­ men. i 4th. Dec-ithw wr warrant tlPgSfaht w* BSE flr»» aho« snST!.' cun sell chca|*er rhati aD/Koi^ In Ifae san^wwiT^BWi B, C. PBTNDIX jwdye of Probate. mu w«*l mid nU.kind^ (') I Where .•tWK^sr^r 1 M. D. Revd dreires to call attention to ■hii new Wagon Shop, where he may be fiuind at all nours of any day, ready to do any work in hia line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the best buggy ever seen in tbe county ot Barry. Don't forgot the place; iu the shop with Jason Rich & Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street. xxfitf ;' M«JpVj: ~ ~ HASTINGS ‘ pROBATaowora. MTATE OP MICHIGAN .—* Pensions, Etc .■Wwiaf. Ad. DrQES £~ W . MAPIn. Guardian. show tfOtidB. . Parties bavinr i*i®Ur« Io >mrua would do well U» them framed of m< cieruv; lower* HIP .1. Uiud MO WC can do U P *.xrandCbt«<>sr tiny bowe Iu P ./ CmiMSr. W o keep the Largent Di.a Hc^t Nclfrctttu slgck PierVRE FRAMED AND MOTLI IXOB, BKACKCTM. ’ PAFKB-Hqfrt- NEW ADVERTISMENTS. W -M KR.S, au wa ?urPKilHoLuns, and everything in the Furnftvrn Hne< We Invite all jwwsans to cull anti look .l)inor<ler» of the Kidnrjri. Peerless Milk Safer. w i.n cxlilmtiwr ut ri^Tiu^bi^ PROBATE ORDER. talore. All kinds of work mibJv m dor. Iteperiritofr of nil kiucUof^ibl <ii An Unaadmurt striking from th. OnaUtntion action 47. Artiel. 4. beaululve Department whieh £»tinj tiw'”'f ^,W*1 ft r bT J<,*Ut K<*o,’,lon L, rndXS. dUl’-M $55 f 77f.’Trt,“eA5?.“itS?I5S DISSOLUTION OFPARTNERSHIP Tba partnership heretofore e«i*tlar hotwmu Do. LLsii.’i isuxaatstartsji IK‘ saras sfti •buald to isirii artixtfiaj t> i.pni the DlUt*M>' *h»U nituve iicatlv dam*. ** WK AU-LAN BDftiNEW ' < Furniture Roon*. »outhmide.£uuc_St. op|>oaite H. A. Goaslyiwr’s J n. the foil*,wise amendment* to the Look, tntion of tbl* State are submitted io the people of the Stole, for their adopt>'«u or rejection, pursuant to the requirement* of tbe l.omlitutioo andjbo SOLD BY ALL .PKtTOOISTB. our Fur ifi XTEBMIKS «M’R ImaaM'S.. EUB8J5: H A DAT DISSOLUTION- NOTICE. TWfet SJBdnofPn.l‘. axstu homs: Qeo. M. Savage & Co’s Col JOHNit?. I KI.Sheriff or Barry I’cu ADMINISTRATORS SALE I ahall toUat STs&j D^XifleW “Sd'.^n Brwakeleld hl* wife, of llallitnorr, Harry Con Miehiann. to Unrein MeOmber. uf Balt Imam. I n County Miehitnn. bearing date thol thda Jannmy. A. D.. I<m. and duly recorded nn tbe Ia tbc Best Lager Brewed iu the Went **t ‘w Cnrt ^MILWAT KKM BBKWKH1 zxtliwi r (<J north, retire- win Mcomber to G and Pliny T. 2tat uuWis'4^o!'- Special, Chrule aid Obscure Diseases «Ui*r sex. WW er eU. inktrM or Imirad. s&swts.'te THO?. -. SRAUl'K, Prwidre!. IntoraiL and al*o sn attorney fee df on. hundred o«Anr,„ MlCC xxtnwt. S600.000 IN 45IFTS fl outsans AUDRutSsra: ■“.<r>uvon ri «IU a; IK76, and . I-?':, m xixrrr days roarrroBEMKBT of Tint , Farmed WU11.au. KEmCIT CASH DBTBIBDTIM CO­ FOB A FVI4. DBAWINO. Cotxrrnf Bxarr. j" uMCtuir. Dated felll .*.«*«J p xxUlwU SALE ON EXECUTION- -Mjt&Sr-Aiflbs $600,000! Thoa. P. Porter, ex-Got. Ky. Gen. Miner. **» thw eilibia lUtoim. VnaunMnn. PEOPLES III!!!. 77 ^OR. SALE: W. H. GOODYEAR, Fruit Lands in tlio TlicPi-uggist. MichiCTpT^fignit hell.... nrtpertfidly ivinouycts THE FOE OF EA1N One, Fruit and gar­ | that he has again estate dening farm of 25 1-2 in th. npfr. Tlt.lDE,^ TO SUW AKD REACT la theUrand Old acres to Errkanjfl;, hasiiist'</<k and dniliiarrti' a fresh .aud genui’U MUSTANQ for a farm near.- Has­ ing. Staek of Drugs and Midi’ tings. Correspondence, cinefr. JJht hlnps. fanr!l Goods, and ra faet a Mm«?-£i,Jl£*R’‘T‘x,I,’"B'rEW OF solicited., . THE ENEMY OF UKASE 1 DHAW1MG POSITIVELY NOTICE nr ££J^m£*IONERS ON THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1876, HATkOFJfiqffittAN.)-. Prntet. Court for A Fortune for Only $12.00. .£5^ umianth*. wBibe atoeuywafcee. , Ail OSrers.ScU^^^’ffifl-.r, wsVn mm*. And wbm.*. no proe*e*Unsi cithw st law efisssw"-— tta. In whieh to.pre ination and adjsit- ’ Arrant ot Pay “’“I ISownl?. OSeerw. faldiara. and j>ltoro of the I Lrrrbrir.. .rr-.n Mtrnift . : tub i K.TVMlWrt.toTKS;, KOTICE OF ^^^IgMOMERS ON hundrod and thirty d«lfon> STATKdrVICBXOAN.l M Probate Conrt for CoVPTT o* Binxr. J" mid Cmuny- ’iriK SALYAT0B BEE1 sraLftM YOUR Old Bounty 14ftl Warranto. *rr*ru< »enW wilt» MORTGAGE SALE. XSgitX; in and to ths real Kill .u. plaint* Bl..tche. 1£S- L LN I WENT, SOT11*?.1? -iokr nr XvtM. wju^V/cuEg. ko11^^ KlWdl MAx'’'i»rmv*’ ^klCrs THE* HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OR a ADMINISTRATOR’?! SALE- plete Staci- of W. A Woodwofth, Atty. Merchaadisr. which he and ReaL.Edftjjj Agt. Douglis,' M tko ptoplf at Greatly n' thtred PricfiK. „ Mich. ■•iwU ■ SRVJl.VlIEIl.the Pf 0. pie’s r'^: ^n,ss'S-s& '"•"V Cw l»h ami aK N'»‘" •.!*«••!• 04) of .w *“• STEINHOFF & WGOD POSITIVELY CURED. C£l""7 xxitowT TAKE NOTICE- anti lettat d KOTICE. ■«-> *t>L JHh DTK. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-19.pdf 178b6fdf9e5d91521ff21e97ee5c9397 PDF Text Text '‘x?,3et3e! saeBtti-xxraEjsiaLiL.Y —T VOL. XXL NO. 50. 1 •—-'- — ' '~ • " ■ —• ■ • ■ '.......................... — - HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19,1876. MESSER & POWERS,’ I ^re agents for the Celebrated WHOLE 1^1093. 3. But thdYibove tissue of incorrectness iis very secondary to the false and cruelly 1unjust imputation tlio Jackson man makes, with the aid of the ''leading Republican of Branch County," upon Mr. McGowan's | Statements of some of tho Creditors. 1Quincy branch was established—in fact character in the matter, namely, this : That while depositing the sum of $550 ______■ ■ <did bustucu at the Goldwater bank before McGowan became a partner. To accomo­ in tho bank I "told Mr. McGowan that I I F.-oui tb. Coldwater Republican. ' date thett? Quincy depositors and extend entruAtcd 1 it. with him simply upon tho ■ The editor of tho Jackson Patriot, dur- ।their business the firm of Bowen & Me- strength ot my pSbGdenoc in him individ­ I ! ing the lime the County Fair was in pro- । I nevo said such a thing. Had Gpwan rented a smell room in tho village ually." ' gross was in this city attempting to ।fitted it up with a safe and necessary fix­ I done so I would- have considered Mr. secure certain fhets with reference to the ।lures and placed one of their clerks there MeGowan by this day. a disciple of Bow failure of tho bank- of Bowen & McGowan, ,to receive deposits. This clerk made a Tweed ' end other political thieves and for tho avowed object of injuring his ,daily report of tho business transacted, and equivocating rascals. • chances in tiio present political campaign. ,some member of the firm gave the Quinsy, Somewhat better posted in regarding X 3 It secured some points that it supposed to ।branch a personal inspection (wo or throe thia little private mater of mine than the t be frets.—But it altcrvfk the form of tho times ( Republican of Branch County" a week. In tho establishment of leading ' n ! facts, and drew infercnc&Twhich made die । the Jackson man whom he interview­ this branch it would seem there could and > ; article an unjust political attack upon Mr. hardly । been any "trickery or deception" <ed, I will state it correctly. McGowan, who has alwayn stood well in ।practiced. We publishod a jtatoment ' During the four and a half years of my this community aud docs to-day, notwith- ,made by a number of tho Quincy deposi- ’residence in Coldwater my aecnmt has I standing die misfortune which has occur- ,tore in which they say that they “believe been ' kept between two hjnks ; the latter i cd. Wo know how easy it is-to accuse a ]Mt'. McGowans relation to tho buaincna two ’ years or more in Bowen &. McGowan’s I man of evil motives and bad intentions ,was entirely honnt nml honorable and Jthe fonnur Tears in the Coldwater Nation­ l when others haw buffered as the result of tthat he projiled nothing by the failure." «al.—The main part of the $525—not $550j die misfortunes of this man. But we know, jIs it possible that the statement of mon wat a regular descendingbalance of rnning ’ I too, that (f-cn-times .the man who suffers , With tho exception of an indi­ who have, suffered is to ga fbr nothing, account । I this calamity is made to appear as a knave while , remark made some two years ago or the gowrip of ll|c street, and Detfio- rect I I when in reality nvery instinct ol his ua- (cratio at (hat, is to be spread broadcast by more, never did a word pass between Mr. [TH It urc and every purpose and intention of ]Democratic opponent# and bo swallowed as ‘McGowan and myself regarding my rela­ m a depositor in tho bank ; not one j liw life is to treat nil his fellow* with lion- absolute , truth? Ef the creditors of Bow- tion • I | ot consideration. In the case of Mr. , ; ncr with Mr. Bowen. The first en i McGowan are satisfied a.t to the wore ’ F ___ ------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------- — -- ----------------------------- ---------- i McGowan, the Democratic party, through general , I had with Mr. McGowan—save the honesty and integrity of tho men, wood ' above alluded to—was at my house on 1 ,« b««a m« .arc tho libolers in society who are always one e , charge*—out inferences aud slurs which ;ready to grairp at anything that appear/ the morning after tho failure, when ha, ' havousod through tho columns of ,wrong to be luitencl to in preference to 'my first informant, told mu thAnewfcot' the r a m a n ptct r r / r i m a t, i t a tj 't,10,r paiTa tbrjnB1M>u‘ ,h»c Dwt.n* ha’c «thc.«c men who have lost and are tho iu- ’disaster. I told Mr. McGowan tmn that -A-X A.vrlclV'U 1 l ■ J-L-cvXjJa, -attempted to pouon <t>«i prrjuJtcr the jure! ; parties. 1despite my lore I had not the slightest One door east of Goodyear s Hardware mind. of the p^plc against a man who b 1 of his integrity. I tell him to The editor of the Patriot al»o notes suspicion ! HMt»ngH, April 12, 1876. I universally respected by men of both nor- (certain individual depositors, and in some jnote, putting the verb in the utmost ■. ... J - ■-!"''1'7,1 , ■-',r tics in this county, and has to-day their sf thorn—yes by tho general construction 'strength oftjbc present tense. 1 lelt gor­ -Doctor AI kin S Double _Cpl_UITin. _________ _ confidence and will rccoivc Jtlicir support ’ I was not called upon by promi­ of the article leads tM to infer that Mr. ed-that ' nent citixens of various shades of politics 11 -- ‘ -........ ” ----------------• • ntthepolb. EVERYBODY READ, READ. READ JTKIS McGowan sdioited tho*o individual de GEO. M. DEWEY -u.«^—, ....... .. 1 in a general way the Democratic party ।posits. The first person cited is Rev. J. when they circulated aud signed the paper rvnOK .I.V/> PVBL1SH/R. s M E DIAL I NHT1TUTB I ha# ban slurring Mr. McGowan without ।Gordon Jones, pastor of the Presbyterian affirming their firm belief in Mr. McGow­ DISEASES.'•» making specific charges. To those slurs . —not Congregational, as the Patriot says- an’s integrity. I would have signed it in. FUIP TH I ■RGICAL rtantly. IRONIC AND S ZVbo lioew'r'« l^raOca hin.it clisit-k. central i and insinuations wo shall not attempt a , church in this city. Tho editor of die U Grind Ri'AU Mr. Editor, I may appear a little ear ««nvBnien< at ; reply. If tie THKplii are 'to bo hood-wink- Patriot did nat call on Mr. Jones at all to 31 Mouroe «<rccl, <n.t«»itc (aboro llalhb-in ( r| |,y that Style of 31 argument we should jsecure iu formation from him, and as a *nest; hut whan I say anything to anyone, TERMS Of SVBSCMPTIOM: At».i lie In alM »nolhcr,entn.n-Ue at j ndviso the people to beware of tho men ;matter of conrac made a false statement of I* think I know what I say ; and I do know that! arn^t in tho habit of ling Gs««*j-r»a» year !■ AJvaa*e—--------- — vi Ottawa •trrrt. b«i«cta tbe Library ,nJ i who uss such argument. Like the snake tthe facts in tho case. The Patriot says ‘ lf5XF*>J :a .bAimim ....I......—--------— V.I«Trt«| io ,l« pw. Ih, .Uiko U -ll. 1that Mr. Jones told Mr. MeGowan that ‘untruths about my own affairs, nor in’ or* " der to help others to darken and deatroy he left $550 in his bank "simply upon the < ituy mortal man's character—the most Uwe the Itoetor before stlcnclinj to other batioew. ( coIUC OUt and laCC the facts as they CXISt. .strength of the confidence which he had in 1 precious thing he can have on earth. OS^boen.Sxm.V-H. m. .-and.101° X. I Tbfl rith the view of | him individually." We called upon Mr. I D R- A I K I N i "ascertaining tho facts in the aro" it says. ,Jones, who hxs held peculiarly intimate Yours truly, J. Gordon Jonkb, HJ TEE OF AD VER TIS1NG. Pastor 1st Presb. Church. I came to Coldwater and ‘Twovcrwd with ;relations with Mr. McGowan and his At peectninetix law-fal in «>•’'»£, hi* many of the business and professional men” ।family as a friend and consoler in times of , Tho second case noted is that of Mrs. *>-"•”■ T11' Isevere family affliction, as wall as a pastor Elixa Spring, in which, as in most of the other oases, the editor of tho Patriot stup alt hop* of whaf-, Uu rawedioa are I Patri >t savs it "oceasioualb- met n wan who ,of the church which Mr. McGowan attends 1 ^fan^rtawvfistboraaieVofdlBaMe, re»torias j fiyinjutihiaed with Mr. McGowan and ex- .and showed him the article in the Patriy 1tempts to excite indignation by tho ioferehtial manner of,exprawing himself. Mr. S; fn d a belief in his-honesty ol purpose u , of. which he declared to us as Od»e in ' i' p.cei uxor »< Emerson Spring was tho man who did the railed upon *» faTM tlm Bank failure was coUocniod. ,every particular save tho fact that he was fcUalaaa! (.'• 2X1?.7^5 rtSh. tram hi- ability,..4 -or- ■ Occasionally I" Th.- people of thj. Du- .a depositor. Subsoquoutly we received businres for Mrs. Spring, and in ooavers P ------------- "“IrfJlkJrKt ‘rict are led to infer that the vast majority the following spicy and pleasant letter from ing with him wc found that none of tho famiy—the mother or the son, who wxi earn Ab to aaa/ iixi oSenunn'eo a ; of the people ia this section consider Mr. him: than materia* and < executor, and had the money and the and haptor- ! yjc<;uWa:, perfectly unscrupulous and dis “rtttsiv.” property to look after—harbored any ill E ditor R epublican : — r.”, , .t,. ’ how -:. Thia is the fair inferoucc (Yum You have called my at* ention to an ar­ feeling toward Mr. McGowan, and did not woit ■ i|,e vo'ding of the article in the Jackson behove that he bad intended to do them '• ••••*• *•“ : pntri,t. Nothing'Ll farther from the truth. ticle originally published in the Jackson y for p an injury. Wc also received from Mr. Tin- return an the polls in November Prtriot and copied in the Detroit Free next in this county mil prove thia to tho Prw of Oct. 3d. The general object of Spring the following note: entire satisfaction of The Democrat* who the article is to give n detailed account of Jtoiruii Rkpvblicin— Noticing an article in tho Detroit Free McGowan's bank; are now Crying to bolster up their own the failure of Bowun CENTRAL IIVISE, w-ak nomination by blackeuing the char- its tjtecial object to show the relation of Preit, credited to the Jackson Patriot, in ater of the Republican nominee for Con- Mr. McGowan’s character to that failure. which reference is made to money deposit­ Among the list of depositors, mentioned ed by Mrs. Elixa Spring in Reweo It Me grew. But whoaro the-prefcssional mtn turbouoM of referred to as the source of the Patriot'/ in the article niy name cases firat- Had Gowan's bank, and, thinking it unjust to tho account there, incorporated concerning Mr. McGowan, I dosirc to give a true Juy’wStnaa information? We have it on reliable an Hudast. iLsb-. oept. 11. VJ6. _____ xxllllf rrtMl« wail lhor5tv that they arcunne otimr thou ben. myself been correct anil just there would,. atotoment of the matter. I went to Mr. u J. G. Parkhurst and Judge E. G. Fuller. have been no need of one word from me.— McGowan and asked him whether he PHIL W. MISKERN. But it is in every particular,and altogeth­ would taka the money and allow any in-> Porkhumt i- a randkiaSo on the Democrat I M»ur -rail Ur yoor ic ticket fur State Treasurer, and E. G. er not only incorrect,- bbt calculated to do terest on it. He said by special arrange­ Juum Ofn, r^c*- MidllarUla. Utah. xxUxl great injustice to Mr. McCowan. Every ment. that if wo wo’d loavo u. there force .... pu|]cr -s n£>n performing the role of editor iTurlr »u«r*t»fcl HARVEY WRIGHT, of the Reifort r, who has taken occasion to man, c^en (lie mest unprincipled dema­ months they would allow us fiva par ceat.; AT LAW AtelMtor l» ( cowardly strike at Mr. McGowan, but in gogue will admit tluR-a man's ehsructcr is but we eotifd draw it any time without in& lataiua Ul'xk.ur,- Barlow A ll a thing which can , bq. wtirely. separated tertr- : On three terns I left tbo-mpoay, such a wav as to reflect upon his own from his politics. $q',‘in this instance. 1 With- v>j mothers consent. There bas character. ' Both of these men am bitter am not a pdlificiin, nor do I make the beat nothing in the whole transaction that Democrats and would not scrupk to say prevent •orrcction in tho' interest of Mr. ha* dtastroyed our confidence in Mr: Mc­ anything that would injure the charabter MeGowan aaVpt>»tgMn? y.yiu tooor- Gowan; and we honentjy bcHave that he ef a political opponent. ' > root tho unjust ttttB’ifTVho intercut of Mio1 has acted iu good faith in tho matter. Wc venture to say that tho editor Oftno I nrakjjhis statement without Mr. Mc. man's'OharadtcrJ ‘ F'woutd doA as readily' Patriot saw very few, if any, of Mr. Mc­ ■ neorediy.demantimg/iifiUe^re^Utiis Gowan's political friends, while be saw none All Wa.Y br.wt.ll. . J *“ EttE&fiON SPUNQ of tho more prominent loecra .whom jic ' who repoql«ra^§iish*iU»f5tf) ,c»«P» tyr, Thomas Sweeney is merftioned. He mrntiona, but secured his raformtUion ,, . ,..• • began " taking his money there several Mooud hand. The editor a'so proceeds.to> idfcrtfwK’ * '" , : The Jadtero mrftt seid fhai I1D reamc sJi yam afco tad han kept it there ever since tnvc bis opinion that they “must batt bocn - die way-to Coldwater purposely and with for the reason that be could, get a M?*®it least a largo amount of tricktry and de­ REdD READ ! READ ! great painstaking to mt-at4he-c**5t M^h 2z*l.___ _ A^,r.brr» .Ro klan ception whether there W..W M ^a' BOWEN A McGOWAN FAILURE. The Jackfon Patriot Reviewed. 18764038 branch nt Quincy drew drafts on the i-uno account in New York. Wo are informal! that a number of the business men of Quincy bad done their buxines with Bowen A McGowan for several years bcforc the Also for the IXL Wind Mill Which is |he best self governing mill in the market. WAGONS BUGGIES Cheaper than ever. uK BMLWWMIW Arid GROU\iii) POINTS for al! other1*1" plows ill the market, • J|i6jwi-ll«kljll8pliblwi!taiw ,fsssswsi WJiErKirtil’l'SS:; *”s ™‘”», ' *k? d-”e "»* bo¥1-' । ma and Bosnras cam wfoss rt, fed nd riv inc di*cy mst’s ■ers rx*2if.v DENTIST NadTille, • lirtiiai. —L SSeBSKiwssna . Or- J. B. LaSura’a Ad. 7 Special Medical Announoemenl agemeut or not," and (Leu offers to fur nish his readers with the infonuatrtra which LoMcke-l up«- >!>• rwip«l ->■"«“*- noB and professi: It is well that this Democratm organ. has noted specific cases as it givex » Cur cUnra Republican bT Branch County. (Rather fithcr to refute or admit the validity, of tjic anamaloua anyhow). "Unless three leading t?h Tho firat instance of “trickery and de- busmens and profussfontl" men" and this "leading Rapubliren’of Branch. County" were more correct in their.details regarding tho other depositors mentioned than in mine, the article would have yetj little Which was n $1,500 «fu and a setof left in H sft* a true bimw correction books;and then asks, “Nowif of Quincy had supposed for no inttant that the capital of th. Qm»ey b«k«®- - ThosteMtoCPUlwA- tWr. cornration are loy Coinfort and Happiness TO THE Slek aBd Affllctod I of Hastings and vicinity. dr. J. B. LaSURE [prrai >F-c“A!S»arranrh a»r«'u‘-, TrT.-riou girted of a safe and a set of books, doss tW.SCI TA TfoJfHtKK. -®S I 1 HL. 99 anybody Im^o tliey would have made an'y deposits at all in the concern ? Hm own statement is an absurdity. Is the capital of a branch always the capital of’ , tho main business? There is not a parson . id Quincy but knew that tlw Quincy am­ : ^rowas a branch and had no separates capital. The letter head*, cards, envel-. .' >■ nJL drafts and checks ail sbowod this. B^th the main hourc in Goldwater aud the ns follows: ■ - .- . • . 1. The Japkson man aaya’.ihMt in depos­ iting tne $550 T did ir1iiih«' ptwriao'of and-with tho assurance wMe to Mr. Mo­ Gowan. laever did rack a thing. ■ 2. Tbit at KUM future tiaa< I “Mtatt • pafcxl to drpr .ouMhafWQ with interred lievor intended drawing $550 or any other amount with interest; never bad part ci n. . “Mr. M. Ji. Parker, a poor mechanic. fis‘among the creditors to the amount of |20W,’’ says ths Patriot. As Mr. Parker has been looked upon as one of the beat architects and mechanic! in our citv, whose services arc always in demand, and tdls us that bo shall vote for Mr. McGowan the ^Tho next person mentioned irDr. J. H. Worilcy, of Chicag... te whom we «dd«»^ a letter of inquiry, ami which we herewith giv. to the public : Cnicaoo, Oct. 10,1876. Kmu, rooelTW. .— qnriioa, wbriber I Wit,, M r. MeOo«ui [CoolimeJ «• llb twe.] . �It is brag and bluff dow with the Dem­ Polltlnl TILt EN AND HAYES. Noles. r Reoord of those Two Candidates trains Contrasted. in Michigan the vote for makes too fieredy to bold out for three . *<«« il weeks. The Cindnoill Hayes about double that, of Tilden. James J. Gould, of Kalamo, has bm rrawpunm rf Bepoblfcee* •“ *- M- of there Uni'pd States who was openly nominated for Representative by tho Re­ hostile to the, national cause during the publicans of the second district of Eaton ondo u > doublM Suit. CotW- Il *P’ peue to be e ihoro.gb soiog Uepoblian No man can. ever bo elected President great rebellion. Every candidate must trioti*ni in tht . hour of peril. Hence wc see greet efforts by the democratic press to State. _ ' county Tilden recently said tbst “if the De­ Governor Tilden owes tbo United States Government between $150,000 and 8200,­ mocracy carry Indiana and lose Ohio there will be a hard fight. ' Aalto k wW U 000 on account of unpaid income tax. qualify or cloak the words and*actions of Take the head out of another barrel, Unele Samuel J. Tilden sod make him appear to Samuel. ■ the end. history as well as that of Rutherford R. Hayes, his opponents h a matter of public On tho mornimj of the Colorado election tho New Confederate cause” in coming out “The Democrats aro confident of electing their State ticket by aide. and their , “Honest money for all, aud nee schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the other.” X 4TIONAL 1EPC1LICAWTICKET. For President, RUTHXRFORDB. HAYES, of Ohio. Vieo-President Fc WHIM A; WHKLIB. «t tin toA. Tilden refused to sign a call fur a union meeting in. New York city in April, 1861, or to attend that meetingjust after the re­ bellion broke out. measure of it. • It waa Ben Hill who said daring fer Thrt is about the of Hayes snd Wheeler. member Congrsm.” . ’ Which b it better to havo—Hayes and the place the Dcmxrata serving vdth his gallant volunteers bearing For AQdltorO^SK^l pEsra.BKK all the 'hardships of the common soldiir, •' liberty to vote as bin master dictates; ia thnsiaam has not been seen thfcie since 1860 that the true intent and design of the 15|h There arc tho amendmentI and arc the conditions upon county, which will doubtless considerably wliich the robol-Statca were rehabilitated assist the Republicans. being fulfilled T divisions in President Colfax is on A presidential vote on Thursday, be­ Hu says tween Howell and Fowlerville, on tho fore­ ho waa in favor of the ticket weeks before noon train coming west over the D. L- 4 thinks it aufforing’ from dangerous wounds aud ex­ it Waa nominated, and still erting hi miclf to the utmost for tbo pres­ “safest, surest, aud strongest, personally, the L. M. railroad, showed tSTMSSS! 'ha^chki-f I DU5 HJLM. HteUi District—1 F” MU* B*n*tt>r. Uth Senatorial DBtrtct-DAVID. IKR. PHILIP W. NDUCEKM. •areaaresrw-rnaincarSbvnpv. CWOOOT—iOBKFB OOLX. CU BT1M FERRY I DO NOT STAND HERE TO DE­ FEND EVERYTHING WH1CHTHE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAB DONE: BUT WHEN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS HELD UP AS THEPAKT Y OF REFORM, I AM REMINDED OF THE DECREPIT OLD LION IN THE FABLE. WHO BOUGHT TO GAIN BY STRATEGY WHAT HE GOULD NOT GAIN BY STRENGTH. THE SPIRIT AND TENDENCY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IB TO­ WARD REFORM. IT IB STILL WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND THOUGH I AM NOT WILLING TO THROW UP THE PARTY. I AM WILLING TO EXPEL THOSE MEN WHO HAVE USED THE PARTY FOR THEIR OWN EVIL ENDS. I ACCEPT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BECAUSE I BELIEVE IN ITS PRINCIPLES, WHICH IT NEVER HAS BELIED. I DO NOT HESITATE TO SAY THAT WILLIAM A- WHEELER H AS BEEN MY FIRST CHOICE FOR THE PKE3IDENCY ; BUT THIS IB NO DISPARAGEMENT TO THAT QUIET. THOUGHTFUL. UNPMTENDING, YET VHFLTNCHING MAN. WHOM THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION ASHTON ED TO THE FIRST PLACE ON THE TICKET,; AND I RECOMMEND TO YOU THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. AND South will be ‘‘solid iu a commercial aenae." and will spimd as tem of slavery, Hayes distributed bullate is only applicable to the among slaveholder! and did hia bravest debt, ia only 8975,805.10. and beat to break down thoir accursed sys­ tem. z been decreased during the past year 853,­ ohcdience to the law of aclf-preac.-valien.1' Michigan is under Republican rule, This is tho Southern Democracy .-11 over, t HI. At the Academy of Music in New York dty, July 4, 1863, a grand oration of coppadwads took place, al which TiL­ den swr^Mfeasnr, Ex- Governor Seymour made a i m th ranking with hostility to the union soldiers and unoffending negroes were murdered and Horace Greeley was chased to hie office and put in peril of his Kfi. In the same month Rutherford B. Hayes was chasing John Morgan through Ohio and assisting in the capture of that rebel 000. The debt has IV. you will remember. East and little inoacy in a solid West as l—ibk>. but it is exceedingly silly in coming from The Democratic dissensions in St. Louis a State which is always clamoring encouraged ths Journal (Rep.) of that Northern capital, and city to predict that tho Republicans will in order tp gel along comfortably. needs a for W OhioStoneWare Is the best. great deal cany the city and will elect Rcpreaenta trees to O>ngT.*4 in four dLuk-u of th. State. All the present Representative* in Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Congress from Missouri aro Democrats. The New Orleans Republican says that the Democrats of Louisiana have pledged Remember. themselves to j>caoc and good behavior, and it predicts that, with perfect freedom ly as he thinks proper, there will be a Re publican majority for Hayes and Packard of from 20,000 to 25,000. mandin'j I and cooked vp the resolution the “war a/trifarc,** and de­ an immediate and shameful William Lloyd Garrison has written a characteristic letter to a colored voter in Illinois, an ex-soldier, who was almost persuaded to be a Tilden man. Hayas was then in the field, periling his life for the union cause, and making “Sooner James O’DonnaL AT THE COURT HOUSE,NKXT MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 23d, 1876. cut off your right hand or pluck out your right eye', writes Mr. Garrison. And hia old coadjutor, Wendell Phillips, would say Cedar (Ttek, so as to bring about an hon- the same. Mr. James Parton's suppressed book on At thsJfne York election in 1864 Til- Hon. p. T. VanZile the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad ringia being passed around in New York, WILL SPEAK AT THE COURT HOUSE, IN THIS CITY. ON SATURDAY, EVENING, OC­ TOBER, 21st, AT 7 O'CLOCK SHARP. having been reprinted by the Illinois Re­ publican Committee from a copy which fell into the hands of a Chicago meraJn.x An Hayas lieu staid on the battle field re* explanatioa prefwwd to the book asserts that Mr.Tilden, who figures prominently in its pages, suocoeded in having it sup- presaod TnJm. by an injunction tn XoA Tribn™ : the union. cause during the rebellion, the evidence of W is y&tafa produced. from a ring Hon. J. H. Standish, at tho Coart Hoose, Friday eren. ing, Oct. 20th. BraryUdy m. f««« ChU Tilden lua bwn Modily b.ing IV e buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEETand PRESTON; HartiDgn, Aug. 7th, 187A' Detroit Advertisements. l-K.SABXX. ■h.pMbnnighL Th. Dana™. <»d drabtlem muy rf than will e»y ux,' TO.ud &fabattk khwbrd un- U u ueluMlwn of > reepechxl Mafo ofUwir ^rty *Gw dnynego, CENTENNIAL a'zxiMx- _________ xxi30w4. ; .Fcrptture, READ THIS grain, 'HsOUR ' • ■ And MiU Feed tfTmh BulHtag,D«r0U, Miib' j UALCH Afc NORTOX! • ■ flwto ' “* H.y« hu fon nUMdily pinieg to, Bat Haya wm eftec is tho forefront of THAT •NncJrMUME. , ilia ’R^arsiry we North, . e sell froin-50—to 80cts.the same you buyin. other places or COots. to $WD Yawaa for every man in the State to vote precise­ ‘ Tilden wot a delegate to the Democratic auch a time "ought to be scalped.' THIS PROUD FLAG IN'TfME OF PEACE. JUST AS THEY WKBE WISE AND JSTBONG AND BRAVE less the sinking fund now on haqd, which payment of the Cheese, Tdblccio. H e sell 48 for Ilayea, 38 ervation bf that union which Tilden teas treason and protected the abominable sys­ O bj the stump for Hayes and Wheeler. Webtag on. What a mockery. for Tilden. The -canvass waa taken by a politically, geographically, and intellectu­ Tilden man, and only legal voters counted. circulating tracts to weaken aud destroy. ally," that could Lave been named. The Nashville Ameren* (Dem.) threatIheu while Tilden distributed the seed of The present indohledniiM of Michigan, cus that if Hayes & Wheeler are elected tho For Member Hoard Mi agd We sell pure You can hake iiT?any*jhape you want. in the South is at perfect negro It ia said that such en^ Ex-Vico gjassugg: The Gov. Tilden, ia having a most earnest Re­ Democratic From 25c < Ground Goa would have Been de ' of footed. Columbia County, the native heath publican canvass. Coffee. a prosperous union of free Slates, or Til­ darkest days of tlje war : “Everjr eitlxeu with his gun, and every den and a bankrupt confederation of aris­ negro with hia spade, can do the work of tocracies ; Hayes and a nation of free men, Hayes went to a union meeting in CSnciu* a soldier. You can doatroy tho enemy by or Tilden and colonic* of heartleM masters nati, acted ap chairman of the committee retarding hia march. Do iL.” and cringing serfs ? on resolution, and immediately afterwards Tilden's money was recognized in Colo­ It is Miered here that the withdrawal aided in raising tho 23d Ohio regiment of. rado. A Democratic organ reebivod $2,­ infantry volunteers, was elected major 000 bonus for a campaign of three months of Walcott, the greeeuback candidate for thereof, and engaged in active fighting with a contingent fee in case the State Governor iu Indiana, waa an injury to the against tho confederates. went Democratic. Tha latter sum was Republicans, and that had he retained hia Early in 1863 Tilden eigned the circu­ lar calling together that band of vile copperheade, the “ Society for the diffueion of uteful political knowledge," which utned tract! ehowing the blcuing of human elave­ ry and the wickedneee of coercing the eoceded etaiee, Tilden woe a member ofthe finance corkmittce of thu treasonable ioae* ty and na doubt contributed to its fund*. Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 4Oots. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. / Dowu in Tonoe-aae a paper accuwe cer­ tain ex-Ooufederates of “deserting the it« readers : BorW told York T«a«, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc ocratic organs, but they hava Ugw alto­ The .TOTg. bellocug co Uw redrmd gether p. . - n'^npHn. ' in , Pm 1 SALIS?g^3H0SSEAU Dealers tn ail kin(ls , Woodbridge ft SWdhy RfiT EXCURSIONISTS Literal r.A (BJ P "Well if H.y« b going lb® article Me fee him. i» wrf. arrlm. I wnm l0 TMt f„ thc „u FLOUr; ■■ ■ who b elected once In ny life," only Tbit the Bndnt Toon.be uy. . "I hue A. Go., women I of th. Unlud Suu», end would WofHi. Joo» H. MoCom.,, wludi gi.. up toy Mt to overthrow it. dktboit, Hence orwiUnM.Ih.mh.Gown.nemuJi, • clear and comdusive, and" proves beyond a lh« nn who u. u prac: I. C^pm." And ytt Tw*fo ia Suawl J. <-<*•. uurtw. » MkW.-.Ew I Tor th. dwtioe rf 1 naw Ari* J *tth tho ht4p of, , “7^- M. ITEWE6, Tilde. I •m num, Km. w«k. o*wrf ■ rmrt rf 15, U, U paid to u,y ijg.n.'.wrj Ibmo-T.! rf»n»>«il, 0, Got. H.y« — k-. —1J ___•. .... tartcaoyrt forty rtttrt t. w -flt -awbrto foM. O W'*d rtbfofo.fort.. pdfi. •hww. .■ H.rtm**- �nd aKaul>k . uu du WU mo.ay .UK . ,k„k»1„k 11.1, u pml a^tM IK. Ko^ulWaa .1 Republican Meetings -'1€’H . OXJIUE Commercial Local W'OW Idiot? SKaHV Owy, .1 IK. aid Knad Furniture, HASTINGS MAT 4KE-- luUcripUon in weod, will »>t put off dallver- WITH DM, CENTENNIAL; H. TIME-CARD Pensions, Etc, HASTINGS STEBBINS BRO’S. oho li red in UMtinp ; andwW fc ahe found rl.’O 1,000 -»IAO. Keep It. FOR SALE or exchanse all that milk. in £«“” Where you wid find all kind. of For the nine mouths ending So tcinber 30th? XitatUExf1*’ •j*. Ft*U«“ • the Michigan Central f3.661,409 earned (-266.245. on I Hon. J. H. McGowan Oct. 24th, nt Nashville. Oct. 25th, Center School House, Rutland. Oct. 26th, at. Prairieville, (af­ ternoon meeting). Oct. 27th, at Middleville. Oct. 28th. at Carlton Center. increase of >422.25*. Oct. 7 was >1,077,688.82; rec« pt» duruiug the «Mk ending Oct. 14 were825,171.95; balance in treasury Oct 14. IS&G, |1, 019,­ 846.95; decrease for the woefc *58,339.07. by Justice Hayford. Being a Utile over age wo had no Jurisdiction In the matter, but a Oct. 20lh, at Middleville. Oct. 21st, at Cheney Schbel House, Carlton. Georue M. Dewey, reeordwd in lion to tho Card of Da. J. D-LaSrax which The Doetor will be al the Heating* House ou the 2t>th lust, and Invitee the aCictod to give COUNTY OFFICERS. > Tinkler ,.g A Holbrook Beach Ulla TO-0AVS ADVIH rlSF.ME.NTS. D furniture i 15,. lifitiB aWVSh iS’iV-r* '-"k ■ Enquire on' the premises, or address, O. V. GHEENFIELI). xxilGw! Hastings, Mich. r Our Centennial, Special Notices. John W. Curran, the Detroit House of Correction tn five months A house and two lots, two blocks north, of the Court House, on the pleasant comer of Broadway and Apple Streets. "Will sell low fur cash or exchange for a farm: Title perfect, no incumbrance, good well, cistern and collar. Train has brought mo a well a.xwrted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters fur the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I abw sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. 1 also sclI'Woli «k i •urpritiuK that b disordered condition of the rtom- Cistern Pump. Oct. 20th, at Yankee Springs. Oct. 21st. at Durfee School House, Baltimore. I xx ljtf J. Mavs Opposite the Peat OStW ‘ HastinS? Mich. Strayed. Clement Smith, From Woodland a brown horse belong' ing to Albert II. Sidnam, one crooked leg, blind in one eye, with blanket bridle and cireingle on when mimed. Anvono giving information of Ids whereabouts will be re­ warded. Hesidcnco two miles South, one and a half miles East of Woodland Cen­ ter. xxilScl Uon and never undertakt lanvutu dt>avt>caranee of nerveue and indixoatlv. rymplum* when the .Utaich aud livrr are enWret ed to the toaie and corrective influence of Hoetet Clement Smith, Oct. 20th, at ter** Stomach Billers, ho nervine in the whol Doty School House, Johnstown. returned from San Francisco, California, end iatenda remaining in thia State,and will make Clement Smith, Oct. 21st, nt As­ duelns a vixorou* appetite and lound renoee. But tbousta It acta upon u>e nwou.iwwmttronsh U>» a monthly visit to this town on the 2flth of syria Center. tiotaaeli. yet bclne purely vegetable and wonder­ fully wboheome. ft done not aroduro thoreunplaareach month giving the dthene of Hastings Oct. 23d. at Branch School House, ant after rouMqucnoe* whieh areeueh a eeriea* ob­ and vicinity tho benefit of hi* extensive jection to lb* ure of minrral sedatives. It U the Maple Grove. I rovlnee at thlr admirable medicine to overcome •toe dl«a»e« and duabjlitim, to tho removal of wliich it it adapted by the molt natural and pro. Oct. 25th, at Carlton Center. Lest. ■rcMivc action, without dirtarbitas the wjuilitaium ol a liuxle orpap, or prvdtwiesiiny undeeirable reOct. 26th, at Podunk School. »ult U mar tbo b-.-ncttcent enectr. xxi<7wl ! >. promissory note given by William । tbs different department* ‘as follow : Uw‘ House, Rutland. CARD. I Knapp and his brother, of Hartings, Oct. 27th. at Bryant School [ cUaa. Hayea 170, Tilden 70. Medical elaaa. j payable to J. Winters, due Oct. 15 1S7G. Hayaa 185, Tilden 62. Ia the Hoawrpathy House, Baltimore. ! On this note payment has been stopped, elaaa. Hayes 27. Tilden 10. Peter Cooper got Oct. 2Sth, at Irving Station. i and the person who found it will confer a 6 votes in the wbele Vnlveraiiy, while',the I favor by returning it to the subscriber. Prohibition candidate received 0. There waa ■o vote taken ia the Literary Dep'I but wobld All About the County, voted, are from the Southern States. Gold fill; Poatponed. Notio* to Teachers. Ikibj [tinted Hiiunn Union Sdiool P. W. Niskerx. I Barry Oct. Ifith 1S7U. Turn out Everybody Advertised Letters. Jos'enh r. Inman. Sialio* V. JJiblt Ihnt. York. fit,. wWSmfl xxi!9t3 ? ? ? ? ? M ? r ? „iV(.n —— -- -­ was rtiwu, u> ,1j. .,r-i ..|»r)y •• reoe-k ■ .. .. ...___ I thia >. Barry County. Minh. Oct. 1^1876- •_______ । - Can’t be made by evsry M“l . BUY IVo rhall relentlfwlr r tbi, with the uUn^t seau-.y^ DBAW1IW PORITITELT THURSDAY, NOY. 30th. I87G, ' C'vt licau. mlb in OR MONEY EErtHTOED. c~>. 8“’ *’•“ t.ti« is*. 1»1». $600,000! ed of just »u0“ • * •• C*,h Distribution Company- !>,«. P. Po"". »0w. Ky. Ow. Mo'p. n,t w«rt®»‘n R‘,r*1 Childrens Sets, 60cts & Upiarfc „a u h iyu*1’ d'XrfSgF"® *nd FtmUjr ul»r nod Merit g . , • upon » firmer “BPr?”dw “di£,dunl GCARDlAirS SALE i-11" FGItS AND HOUKS BKVAIBKD lion on STAR HAT STORE. NtttdoortoStarClothtagHou.. of’^“THB*WltrEBN BVIUItL M.liittenc JP Roberto’. r'T*.r**T.« MM trr»~- Ur-: cw«• MARRIAGE GUlOLOaSXXUM. PATHOLOGY. Genuine Mid Sets $16 & Ujiaiih nJ list of contributors to be House on Friday « H.litaadish is an able apt PW'*i with a full bouse. ', A Fortuno for Only $12.00. »■« > *Hi ,d t>w»rO. i.™>. TICKETS NOW 5 WANTED—0“r PV at <raw?‘ il <iU KENTUCKY CASH DWRIBDTKM Cd Boult, Sawing Machine, dmu Marvin, Chant, Bummer *’«' wish it distinctly understood that the teTRursr LAST CHANCE Wmvwb. H«e, Marehall. umtM. ■ TPVRLK. i, Bung Cutter, Detroit. J,-K wriee. aad a L 70 rl/KAXAA New Advertisements. UU.Ko knowledx*. Write fall bUmrr Claim* and the Southern CUlnu Cqmauerion. , xave vou trouble. xxi-lGtf Smith, Manoe k Ih-eton. Herrick, Beating Steve - ne and rM-nnrnos Claim* and aoKasnun «•>« nUvndat to. Arears of Pay and Bounty. OAern. SoMim. and Sailor* of the tale war. er Co.. xre't'Xf For Toledo bottled ale by the down or otherwise, and stock ale. and Mt ter by the bulk, go to John Stanley s. xxtl4t3 . >• ,h" , Julivs Rl-ssblM Smith, Mance k Prreton a and settle to ' save costs. Wc must have our < As Conn Home at seven o'clock, sharp, on -ficanhy «» -ulnS Oct tent wrranm. rvoma tor maaiiw ■rwimueery ■»ainimtione. No id iUlonal fee* tor obtoUr Bad cun - ■uslnation. will be riven you free. _ Pensions. I.__ rl*ht In tV <"4v ."L luca How to do it! U.t vtritvnh. 1800) United Butte General Land Office. W John Stanley Mill better and cbeapor Ten, than any other House in the city. Singer Manufacturing Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. STEBBINS BRU’S American xn<l Foreign Patenu, GILMORE A C0„ rererewwv to Chipman. Hotmer A Co., vuiicli.-rt. I’slenU piwenred In nil eonn- tn»n. That all wb« ..d IK. Illustrated pnbUaations, all Mnnev lost by bettinglcan bo speedily | xxl—14t4 Mon.y l»t WWW , (,HEAP CENTENNIAL TBIP-T. For We—a g^i sawing maahiM.-^Wtll Peerless Milk Safer. now bn exhibition at our Ftut Jtuiv Store. All klndH of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture ncatlv done. WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms couth idde State St. opposite Li. A, Goodyear’s Hardware Store. ?lSo‘‘alWnrM?on?°af ----- —- STATE aud everything in the. Furniture Hue. We invite all perrons to call and look Stour . payment. — 1r _ AND OTHER ELECTIONS. Brackets, Paper-Hold­ W’alik-Poceets, Slipper­ Holders, Patent*. Send Stamp to Gilmore 3c Ce. tor t»ui pblHoriisty pmm. Old BouBty Land IVimtnu. The taxi Report oft al.Land Offi.-e ibovre 1 Horse fob sale—A good seven year old | jnan ^und 12W| Time S. J. Bidelman, Cainnun. INGS, ers, ? ? M List of leuere remaining in the Haatinp P. INDIANA 1st Because we have no rent t > pay 2i. Because we make the most of our gixxls ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the best c work­ men. 4th. Because wo Warrant ail goods we make. Wo sell none of this cheap-made Fur­ niture that ia made by machinery. The goods we make is made by hand, and warranted. Wo Invite all persons to call and Inspect our goods, for thoy al boar Inspection. No trouble nt all show goods. Parties having Pictures to fraroa would do well to p 'them ‘ ’ framed of ue as we can do It P .•rund Cheaper than any in P y; , house ---------------cj County. We keep the Largest ai.a Bettt Hcleeted atoek ot PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ d“ff*rem SmuT 2nd SHiJreUon’^'riainlnx to 42wG_________ - The Indira fin* cordially Wvlted. By Order of Rep. Co. Com. Oss’.y one the Ccatennialitee of thia oily Auk Bi.sneja. P. W. Niskern and E. C. Barnum.' Caution. Oct. 21st, at Woodland Center.' Oct. 23d, nt Crosby School I All jicrMn* arc cautioned ag linst pur­ . chasing a Noto given by me to Walter House, Rutland. Blake, ubqntthe 28th of September last, Oct. 24 th. at Mudge School ■j for Forty Points. As the Xulo w- ■ ob« House, Castleton. R«h.ud ' taited by (rand. Oct. 25th. at Norton •’| n°°l HTlf Pauxtsujcu Nacutuiel. House. Maple Grove. Take’ Notice. Oct. 26th, at Eagle School House, Assyria. Oct. 27th, nt -Doty School i All parties indebted to us by note or । account must nettle the same without House, Johnsttiwn. . Oct. 28th. at Brown School [ further delay or notice. tiAI-lSBVKl- & BRCNMKAU. House. Orangeville. Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any houa? in 1]Kry County, for these reasons: . * CRASD KAFIO*. KICH _, T^ffu'---------nucK or Ticxirra. ---- �been for a i ompKoatiou of many drownetanecs, farnny of which had grt beyond their «ohihJ, might to-dsy. we have not much doubi, been in good financial condi­ tion, andecyojod the full confidence of the business public. As is w<rl knowu Mr. McGowan did not give his attention closely to bank affairs.— Ho was always engaged in the law office, the prooeeb from which were paid into the bank, and to this part of tbeir busi­ ness ho almost exclusively gave his time. The Patriot further says: “Fearing the result (of the bank failure) would be detrimental to Mr. McGowan and jeopar disc bis chances of election, a few of hit party friendt in and about Coldwater at once proceeded to fttrniah him with testi­ monials of character.’’ This is absolutely false. The letter of confidence was signed by 35 persons—the most prominent and successful business men in this dty, nine of whom were among ths most pt eminent and the most blghlf respected Democrats wo havo hare. When tho letter wos writ ten the Republican party did not attempt to make political capital out of those Democrats. The REPUBLICAN never stated the number, only allowing the lan­ guage of tho Utter to speak for itself. Now tho democratic organ attempts to declare that this letter, expressing confi. denoe, was writtea by a “/*« of hit party friendt ” JTote tho language of the let­ ter, and then tell us what right the Patriot had to make such an wrertion.—Here it is‘ What I write is my firm convictions, and fuel that he ia still worthy of tbe confidence of hia friends. Vcry respectfully, j. H. Woolley. P. 8.—I wUl add this . Tho time that I lost the money in their bank failure was peculiarly unfortunate for me, because of starting a practice in A new piac*—and a stranger at that. If anybody had cause to complain of bad luck-I had; but I felt us far sa Mr. McGowan was ooncemod he was blamekas; and I know from reliable authority it left him poor indeed. It comes with pour grace fur papers to make political capita] out of Mr. McGowan’s bad luck. As long as his creditors show a confidence in him, tbe public ought. Railroad*. Railroad*. Railroads. The Graet Werf TtaEfc CitlCAGO fc LAKE HURON B PKXINSVLAB DIVmON. TIME TABLE No. 8, orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY '' ‘ TXWE T GOING NORTH. faking Btf.cl >• 16th, IB O E W T TR A- L, ■ rMnlna th* risbt t* vary m skrreqalr*. TRAINS WB8T. ____________ GOIN । EAST, Philadelphia, HEW IOBK CESTRII. BA1LBO1D MS Tho Patriot then mentions Mrs. ErneCus*tery and B»lU«Fi*lil of G*ttjr»bure. a£ dl­ line Shoaf as one of the victims of the failure, and say* that Mr. McGowan soli­ cited this amount of >55. Th* Patriot qualifies it by saying that “w* were told" so. Tbo truth is, Mr. MeGowan did not solicit tbo money. She oum into hb office for some legal advice which he gave without charge, and thou she asked him if they would give her ir.tcreet on a small TicicBTs-; amount of money. Ho told her they Al redMed ra^wlH bo »old al all priaeipal would if it was left a specified time— '.While we do not all adopt your politi­ three mouths or such a matter. Sbe left the money and took an interest bearing cal . sentiments, but honestly differ from For aay'achor Infomation apply to Western you in mani important particulars, yet as Pauoasor AtooL vertificate. In the ease of tbo Lockwood estate, wo friends wo < moot but^ giro expression to havo taken pains to inquire end find the our full confidence in your integrity, as G*nl A* facta to be those: The agent of the wallas declare it to be our sincere wish I _ Watt v v ’n Pa*Marer Ar.. Duii.Panswr i.i.tT. n. Lockwood estate,'who** name wo suppress, that this misfortune shall not bo used but suffice it to ray m a Democrat, waa a against you in tho campaign for Congress patron of Bowen i McGowan's Bank. oow pending.'' Ho, as agent, deposited $3,900, some three Thia waa nig ned, as wc have raid, by THE CHICAGO 4 NORTH-WESTER:: RAILDemoaratt; and most of or fonryear* ago, and took certificates of Republicans aro not what we ordinariBowen St McGowan. This agent since tho Republicans_____________________ __ _ Embraces under one management the ly term strong party men, aud are far from that time has made overdrafts on hb own Great Trunk Railway Lines of the account to tho amount uf 16,137, and being politicians, and' all of them are men WEST and NORTH-WEST, and, with when pressed for their payment told the of the highest character in our community. Ita numerous branches and connections, forma the shortest and quickest route Bankers that ,1thoy bad tho money of the —Why thia attempt on tho part of the between CHICAGO and ail points in Lock wood dilate—using this an an argu­ Patriot to misinterpret facta and belittle, Illnoib, Wisconsin, Northern ment to allow hb overdrafts. He waa any expression of confidence that the dti- Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Ne­ tho agent of that estate and held the cer- xena of Coldwater, without reyard toparty, braska, CALIFORNIA, and the'WEST­ tifieatea. But now tnc Lockw od estate may hav* publicly declared in Mr. Mc­ ERN TERRITORIES. ITS claim their money while their agent has an Gowan’s* integrity ? Its animus is too overdraft to cover it, and over 82,000 plain to »ocd any showing Upon our part, Is tho shortest and bc.it route Coral! beside. It would seem u though the except sb far as a review of the tacts, points in Nobthebn Illinois, Iowa, "trickery and deception" an this case are, which W6 have given, will explain,.as wo Dakoto, Nebraska, Wtominq. Col­ orado, Utah, Nevada,California, to eay the least, not at al! on tho aido of trust satisfactorily, to the public. W. L. RANCROFT. Utreirsr._____________ Evid^tly tho Democracy feel close Oregon, China, Japan and AusthaBowen 4 McGowan. LIA7- Its QBtATfrmKBM hxil at Tho Patriot then attempts to make cap­ pressed ; t the canvass of this Congrosrionital out of “preferred creditora," who, he al District Ecvenrwbere Mtf McGowan would havo us infer, were secured for the speaks be is met with large and interested money deposited and loaned. He instance* audiences. His speeches aro everywhere Is tho sliort line for Northern Wis­ consin and Minnesota, an«i for Mai>tbo payment of 81,100 to th* County commended for their ability; and the 180 N, ST.PaUL. MlNNEAPOI.TS. DULUTH Treasurer—or, as he putt it, “to J. L. gentlemanly manner with which he treats and all point* In tho Greet Northwest. ' r’icree in trust fur the Republican official." his opponents shows tho character of the The fact of thb case u. as tho Treasurer man to such an advantage that it ia telling himself informs us, that he hold collaterals strongly against the chances for success Is the only route for Winona. Roches­ ■Sotilinnwrirf. IDally. as security for the publie money, and they which the Democrats hoped to secure ter, Owatonna, Mankato, St. Farter can on all <tay traiu. simply paid the money and took these pa­ through the misfortunee of Mr. McGowan. Peteb, Nfew Ulm, uli! all join's In tr* a pM*1"aa “n lhr”«h '» pers.—What wrong was committed in tins Mr. McGowan does not attempt to cov­ Southern and Central Mineoota. Its case where tho "Rcpubliran official" looked er up tho fact of their indebtnesa ; but wm . « doa " “ " ” out for tho interests of tho county, when that it was brought about by dishonest G*n‘l Faat'aar Ae'l. Haaiilloa. xxi-Wtf. bo left the money by taking collaterals as transactions and with dbhones; intent, ho Is the [only line for Janesville, security and then gave up these paper* on doet emphatically deny and courts a candid WATEBTt. pwN, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, Appletox■ , w receipt of tbe money? What sensible G___„ reen ...... Bay. Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, business man can look upon thb as a cue and .Superior’ «T«Urta*t Una Hancock, — J the Lake -------CM*m» a»J Grand of a “preterrod creditor F* er tn the light ne mdvertisments Country. — of a dishonest transaction ? nt only Li; nm.^ Z*»y ChoeA** Pullntn SUtptri. The 831,003 secured was moner bor­ Is theonly route fur Elgin. Bocki oud, rowed of other banks. /Nearly al! bonks Freeport, aud all points via Freeport. have occasion at different times to make Summer Time Table. loans of other banks. To do thb they isdnf- “•”* generally re-discount the paper they hare on hand- That is they, furnish such pa­ Is tho old Luke Shore Route, and la the per u security for the loan made and this only one posring through Evanwton, paper goes under the name of 'oolbtaral.' Lake Forest, Highland Pabk, Thb Bowen & McGowan had to do if Waukegan, Racine Kenosha to Milwaukee. they borrowed, but in no other scuse did they make “preferred creditors." Had Are run on all through trains of this they been disposed to put sny one m the road. position of a “profarred creditor" they , hia lathe ONLY LINE running probably would have taken care of their i these cars between Chicago and St own relatives and family friends who were 1 Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. depositary with them. Mr. McGowan's ; ^“■haJ°nr^l«T*ra connect with wA bad a small deposit in ths bank, which ‘ Sieepara on tbe Union if Mr. McGowan had been disposed te ant Mclfio Railroad for all point* West of duhonestiy In the matter he would have ( tbo Missouri River. looked out for. But he did not, a*4 ' On the arrival of tbo trahiafrom the furthermore has publicly stated in the । Clmmro presence of a large number that no claim ,j;avb should be made for this, sum. 4 S°uu£P Omaha ind CaliIn the case of the citv money, for which । fornla, Two Through Trains daily, with Mr. Bowen was liable, there ia thb to any. 1 PuUman Paiace Drawing Room and “^P^g^tbrouKh tocoundl BlufDu .Aw m well known Mr. Bowen was the . hor Bt. Paul and Minneapolis Two jrrineipal moneyed man of tho eo-nartnerPhrmigh Trains Dally, with Pullnmu ahhL When he went into the bastneM he TalaccCars attached on both trains had a nice property as wm well known For Green Bay and Lake Sunerlor Two Trains dally, with I'ullman Pal2c here. Mr. McGowan had - no capital but — »“• “ei«3r«4V,7A'“dl,"'~ Pennsylvania Railroad GOING SOUTH. “• Tilt*£WrSTATION* ,&ft;S4KR5?ssd-5.“E2',ii!ra COI.VGI - fijis i, D. M. BOYD, Jr, MLLSEYWR IBM CALIFORNIA Omaha and California Line W Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line <£HMD JiAPIDi DWISIOI. .- The Reliable Short Llor EAST AND WEST. BRAND RAPIDS AND DETBOI1 Winona and St. Peter Linn Green Bay and Marquette f Line M Wajit Jaciw & Safina? Rkuteae. SHORT LINE RETWBE.X MICHIGAN AND TK SOUTH. MliOlcriO* llaXiags ‘Nuhrtlk . S Q. P. Rowell* Co'*. Col. FreePort and Dubuque Line Chicago and Milwaukee Line - “ •'•asA- Pullman Palace Cars MSHasgifr^ wu paying Mr. Bowen annual raterarton i 88,00tf, Thn.Mr.B’ewbhtaondfcriree ’ were properly consulted, and hb iaictests, if anybody's were to be properly cared for. .Mr. Bowra was Tramtrer of the city <rf Coldwater. He had held tho office for several yeera, was ufrivereaDy liked and in the rpring wm re-cleeted by a very large majority. As City Treasurer he was also Treasurer of the City School District to which most of the reoeeym^Trauury belonged. H these trust funds were Dot cared for, Mr. Bowen, finder the law, was criminally liable for cinbecriement and could be ao arraigned by the dty or hia bondameo-the penalty for which offense b a term of yam in State Prison. What maab th*r* who, under these drrumrtanew, would not consider it right te pay over to the city or the county *r State ti>e money in hb hands if by ray ponftiliiy ! ' > ' 1 ! j tsstit^e^&aa’ n-"-i- Cara attached, and ruhnlng tbrough to Marquette. For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains daily, Pullman Cara on night trains Parlor Chair C-re on day trains. For Sparta and Winona ami pointe in unTn ’ Through Train dally, with Pullman sleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via l-’neport. Two Through rralns daily, with Pullman Car* on night trains. For Dubuqueand La Crave, via Oil n ton two Through Trains daily, withPnllamn Cara on night train to Me­ ta regor, Iowa. For Sioux City and Yankton Two D . ,S^«Ul,Ckr»»k«»i <^t,re <STB M ‘-ouri riwast, nb (rtV"pYi't A T B Janesville, and other points, you can have from two to ten traltis </idlv. New York Office, No. 05, Broadway • __3rer</nJlna,n,. ouac' corner Canal rwL*Mi?ll,0n ^‘Mic Street • Kenaie anti Cana! Pffivte J*7**’eoroer w«»” Ii» ••-ire fK ’.ir ll i ttaLUOi LA SALLU, fDtl , BKXHX, J^Wi, J’LuHi 1. ^,,rA LL,HD' • •wmstroKr ' WASffLXGTOX. I OVA i-Couneil Blu® and Omaha. j ' ' Without Change of Cart, ,| . ,y | Owdu^ I^avBaworth DaHn arfuih^t’ El P ” *■ ” ?.IUIIIS*S USE. _ ----- «5S““‘“ ■ feiVr.Mv.oBTii. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-23.pdf c7f593b9e5f9f8a987e44a47e31c0e50 PDF Text Text ss t/x VOL XXI. NO. 51. ^J6|lli.||eeklyhepl!lllicapi3P|rer | HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23,1876. ***»"»■ Qrotyne., Undertaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. GEO. M. DEWEY i.VD PUBLISHER. OUft NEW YORK LETTER. The Business Outlook—Reasons for Believeing that Better Times are at Hand—Interest in the Election— Opium-Eating—A Young Life Wrecked- Barnum—Amipemente.; WAGONS! New York, Oct. 21st, 1876. rThiri middle of October brings with it even more than a fulfillment, of the promUii of activity given nt the vommeuoetnent of the foil season. New"* ‘ ‘ A l^'EltT/SlNG. strong ui.ti nTterhcd erp; all the lassitude and languor of mill summer sesaou U jeurf, and the tide of life throbs through the great artery, Broad any, and MHclls into the intricate network >f tor­ tuous streets in the lower |art of tho oily, with a force and volume that shows thp f05 T1E !>t*T WTT D1X* *f *,£i *tLL PEMSSIONAL AND B0M38 CM. At prices lower than ever. Now is the lime to purchase the best Wagon made, af a very low price. T. J. WIEDER, PLOWS AND CASTINGS L . FECK HAM, ^N A SURGEON. In addition,to the Oliver Chilled Plate. and castings, >vc have a full stock of POINTS «STICK OF THE PEACE. Denersl CMtattM for the Gale, Cciitis, Robinson, Dodge ami Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as onground points. GR-EBLE & RUSSELL. ..... -U----------- - -------------------- — 50yl VICTORY IS WON I DR- H. F. PECKHAM. klki WriCPinsP lA.v ANbSCRGBOJt-Hieh. ’Cjmn.thrrr'X. Mwh. All Safa aund- The Triumph is Complete. WM.H. HAYFORD, JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. RISSELL, rev.,,- If there were nothing else to rc-assure us, i it would teem tu» if the wonderful fl4w of j gold from Euro]« to thia country would be । amply sufficient to base the pleasantest hope* upon. There is hardly a steamer I that has loft Liverpool of late but lias | brought a goodly burthen of the yellow j draw, whivb serve* as tho sinew* of com■ tncrce on every shore. No beggarly amounts, cither’; 'a king s ransom," which instance, the Germamn w ot/her way hero with alwut three millions dbliars, iu good I h-rd American eagles, a pile of money itself big <gtoygl> ran«om all the kinp mentioned iu Froimart’s Chronielre. THE REASON that it .is coming in such quantities is that wo have lor the past three years been Uving inside of our income. We have been For full Particulars call and see ! mwcnlandid stock of Teas, C offees, > J^^S^edGoods,andalloth-|^'^kS.tffl^ er Goods usualy kept m a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy!*.- ••—■—Is" div '•urplui or our prudacdoo gorfl v” LLCirs RLSSELL, CHAN. H. BAITER, ‘E®’" I;.'X CX.7ESCT.E WM *.!»*«, • I erofc deficiencies and she must pay for same in «ld. since we arc forcing our. seivct to get dong with as little ss possible of what she has to sell, and there is a large surplus of ready money coma to us in the transaction. This is a little bit of jioHtical economy for your readers to in­ uks ba, BURGHER, vestigate- ISAAC W. V ROOM AM, UNDERTAKING VESSEL »• IA« C^nrt Hoa... UUlvv f01** Q' CRE»Y. c'"'-o,’"e.S“u“VCT^!0~*1 —___ _____ teayFn sCPRISDLt c. G. HOLfmOOK. L£Lsad MUirer ft lias been the all-absorbing topic thia week. No election snw lire warhas awaktnd kuch intense interest as thia sffiur of the two outpnatH of two great partnw tn Indi­ ana and Ohio. Now Y orkeni did not turn from businew. it ia true, to watoh the returna and speculate as to the resolts ; a I^h goingNew Yorker would not STAVES. STAVES. I of experience, AXSCx mai>j j v , InThebe-lM-, »= J-X'S u to WW week, «“1 «!*?**!? ,h„ lb.fl U>y oilier tfnn 1 in 'K bbIul th, inlot notion. W. H. nfc_ IDczu Wi, w*— - Cash, fcjnraonal nt- or MWlvrUU. The increase of this vico among the la­ dies of this city is attracting general atteu* tinn among those in a position to know anything of the facts. Notice was first called to the matter by a well known lady correspondent, who made what appeared at the time to be rather sweeping assertions, but which have been sustained by later devclopements. The evil has spread more widely am one the classes of rather super­ ior social position, uuj any number of uduji of the highest respectability and moirlng In the most select circles are mid to be victims of the pernicious habit. Women of the. lower classea who use arti­ ficial atituulanta still cling io the old alco­ holic methods of beer and whiskey. She could have married the most eligible man there had she so wished, but die Did an ambition above any sphere that region afforded, and went to New York to seek her fortune. Her first away was in litera­ ture, in which she met with but indiffer­ ent succefis. She then went upon the stage, for which her ftce and figure gave her certdo advantages. But she wearied of the narrow and toilsome path—that is the only avenue to enduring histrionic fame, and essayed to reach it by the dan­ gerous short cut of managerial favoritism, merchandising her personal charms to that end. Sbe failed, as dl other women do who rely upon such meretricious means of securing advancement, and this is. the moral of her story. What little artistic prominence she gained was very ephemeral and when it left her she tell, never L> rise* again. Her great ambition was her destruction, or rather its misdirection wu, and'.when she saw her hopes forever blasted, she gave beraelf up to dissipation. She con­ tracted the hsbit.of opium-eatias, and the shunned, grewrome caricacture of woman hood that naraod me is the painful wreck of the gifted lovable being? whom a few short years ago, was the pride of her city. The president said to n gentleman on Saturday who conversed with him about the condition of South Carolina, that ho wax determined that the colored Republi­ cans of the State should vote in accordance with their honest convictions, if he had to order the whole army into the State to enable them to do so. The New York Worfi/ makes thia original comment on the October elections: "Mr. Hendricks has shown condnaivcly - that ho brings strength to the national ticket , Mr. Hayes tiiai he is a load to his AJOUMNALIBT DOME. Journalism in this city bus suffered a heavy loss in th? death of John Fitch (’lereland, a brother-in-law of H o r a c e Greeley, tad an attache of tho 7 r* i.b «« e during nearly tho whole of its history. Ha and Greeley were boys together and their families wore intimate. He learned the printing business about the same time Greeley did, and uniting his -fortunee with those of the Th’tuae be became succearivcly its Albany correspondent, editor of the eemt-weekly and weekly editions, news editor, and finally financial editor, which position he occupied at the time of hui death. Hi# duty was to write the daily reports of the stock markets' and a discumi-n of the operations on Wall street, gaarwee.; party-". The “load" earrios Ohio by more than double thb ••atreugih" shown by Hen, docks in Indiana. Charlee. M. Croswell, the republican candidate for governor of Michigan, is an Acknowledged advoe^e of the principles of the prohibition party. He was once a candi­ date for office on their ticket in hia,county, and al that time warmly advocated their policy. That he still holds the same views is known from the enthusiastic support he gave to the “ Crusade” foolishness of two years ago.—Detroit Public Leader. We have the best of authority for know­ ing chat there are at least three perfect gra­ tuitous lies in the above paragraph. 1. Mr. Croswell has never been prom­ inently identified with the prohibition party in any way. On the other hand, as • mem­ ber of the constitutional convention, be ex­ erted himself to have the prohibition danse submitted separately to the popular vote so that the sense of the people could be Bad on * ___, . E D. WHITE, ,£) Ohio ia shown by the Cincinnati Gaxettr, which gives a list of eight Democratic wardi which polled a vote largely in excess of the entire adult male population. the avidity of a school of blue-fab after'a Undful of ship's biscait. A« usudtbs United States. In StoM.ll -O. ’ to Mira Esther Gree .nd THU. -M. at all bo.n dll HmUoO. Job' »“>■1878 TUX JRKEPRUSIBLK BAR .NUM seems to lore none of bis attractiveness with advancing years. He is pereunidly fresh and bloomitm. Age seems to improve him, like wine. .He opened out last Motjday in Gilmore's Garden, with a show to the description of which the New York papers devote mnch space, and which wax witnessed the first night by about 2.500 persona. The only thing specidly new its the collection seems to bo a certain Cap­ tain Costentenus, who was captured in hia youth by the Tartan and was made by them a sort of an etching board, upon which they practiced the art of tattooing, and no industriously that the Captain is a peripatetic picture gdlery, with not a square inch of his skin upmarked by a pre-Raphaelite illustration of some kind done in carmine, India ink and ind|go. His apptarance is unique, to ray the least, but the pictures on his body do not show that the Tartaric knowledge of art effects is cqud to their Jed in practice. suffer any event short of the find dimdutlon nf all things to distract his attention any prohibition ticket. from h'» MS" °r b°f he' discharged to the ralisfaction of all. 3. He had nothing whatever to do with buioir boat., liir inirmt dupUyed bj He rw ^man of great good aetue, acute him »“ oorimil. J»|X« «S««, of judgement, and a writer of much force. the German rote. Mr Webber The best evidence of his careful conand dl phere where news wohkefy tobc acKnlionmess of work, is the “ Tribune had, were continudly thronged by l«ge Almanac, ’ ' cf which ho was the editor, rmwds who devoured every scrap <jf inferpoliticians in both putiea who would Highest Market Price in Hme. Till ilenrl1" hi* Houthi. i»rt «r tbI> "hn”1" STEBBINS BBOS • THE ELECTION NKWfl WnFtwcwyL June Bring . l>u»l n™ U-u wife and two daughters One*of the lat­ ter gives evidence of poeseasing unusud lit­ erary ability, and is the authoress of a charming book, “A Hummer at Chau. . taqua." cottutry U once more arousing itself for a (vncwal of ite career of boundless activity. For three years it has rested, rccuperntiog OPIUM IS A FIEND . from the unusual activity of/the years AMCBKMKJTN. preceding the panic, business men have beside which dooholio Stimulants, Lad aa Miss Neilson is expected hereon jtb*> their effects are—are comparatively mild laid down their burdens, Inul them pulled and harmless. The man or woman ' who 24th or 25th, from England, but will off their Lacks by the sheriff, or have so once becomes a victim to ita insidious make her first appearance at Philadelphia adjusted them that their weights is not so wiles, is as fatally bound in its degrading onthe 30th. All the theaters are taking heart from oncrotw, hindrance* to progrow generally chains as were those subjects of the middle have been removed in one way or another age mytba who had sold their souls to Ba­ the cheerning burincm outlook and are — voluntarily or involuntarily—pleasantly ton. Release from the bondage is infin­ preparing for a profitable winter campaign, or otherwise, and now every one feels like itely more difficult than breaking off the in mhich some unusually good entertain, starting the race anew, with increased aervitude to Alcohol, and dl ita effects menta will be produced. PlBTBO. vigor, and guided into smootherjaths by upon the body and mind of the victim | the experience they have passed through. arc proportionately exaggerated. The You at the West—at the extrcmctics of spread of the evil seems to cdl for active The Post aays: *• Tilden shines out sll the IxMy-romuiercial, so to speak—feel the mcMurca of repression, but what those the more ou the neutral background of quickening of the pube: we, at the heart, meaaurosshall be puxxlex dl those who have llaym^-If Hayes set* him off now, ho are aware of the gradually strengthening of approached the matter. Nothing will avdl the gcneralfcarousing of tbepubliZ ■wrttpoliah him off on the 7th of November. the raruiac pulsations. ctmsciencc. I' CONFmr.N'.'E EVER YWH ERE. (. A letter was recently received al the Re> A SPECIMEN DKBAUCIIKK —‘Vxd‘ publican headquarters s-in»rJJepr* i Never since September, 1873, have peo­ York from Speaking of opium eating remind me ple in even’ department ofbasinAts been Governor Uayer, in which he stated that I so confident that the revival of tn<le so that m I was turning the corner of Broad­ the result n»Ohio and .Indiana were as way and Tenth streets to-day, I saw a i long looked for-has set in in reality. And | they Lulieve it lias come to stay. It has woman in rags and tettcra, with a bloated good as he expeted. । nene of the appeanreofa feverish Mimula- and pimpled face, and bearing on her person ' tiun of convaiscenc; it is too steadilv alow evidence of a leng struggle with sin, which N’ouc but tboae who are interested in i and measured to be anything but healthful, Lad resulted—as it always does—in sin’s depriving American citizens of their rights l and we find our own feelings and ideas on triumph. Such women are not rare, but will regret that the President has decided this one had a peculiar interest to me. I the subject reiiceted back from acrora tho , water, where our English cousins assure us knew that girl fourteen years ago in Find­ to send the upholders of law and order into [ that they find the same gaatifying state of lay, Ohio. She was the prettiest sweetest, South Carolina. most charming girl of eighteen I ever things, and arc corTcs|>oding1yjubilant. knew, and queened it royally over the INFLUX <»F HOLD. How the Democrats went for reform in hearts of the young men of that little'dty. ALLOFPOSITIONJS_OVERCOME;:i:=i;xg^^ A. 1’ DRAKE, of mine with whom I frequently played the linful gamo of Old Sledge. At the conclusion ot each hand, he would remark with calm confidence, “well, I made high, low. jack and the game," and then I would have to set to work and argue Mtn out of dl the points I hid happened to mike. There ia one advantage about this mode of procedure, it gives the one prac­ ticing it the best show for doubtful points. OPIUM KATIXtl. General At-rtvirt. A- ir/.'.' WHOLE NO. 1094. ■ „d d"l“rf<tra7llu»g«;«|lo™»T» toy. Tbty Jw»y. rmiM meof« ft>«nd Fuller was __ .V:__ nn th,* play!—Detroit Ec*>- �THE RECENT ELEcffoNS. THE DEBT STATEMENT. imrr. The results in Ohio and Indiana, when EDITOR Habtisgb, Mien., Oct. 23, 1876. fully weighed, will be found exceedingly damaging to the Democratic! party. Tho mere disappointment of failure in Ohio, and of success by a very slender majority if at al! in Indiana, will couut for much. The most desperate efforts had been made. All the arguments and all the campaign tricks which the party had at command Tho October statement of the public debt shows a reduction of the debt during tho last month by the amount of $7,172,­ 769’0, or at the rate of $28,691'076.80 for a year. The Tribune gives the fol­ lowing tabular statement of the reduction of the debt since March 1st, 1869: were employed, with marvelous organi­ zation. abundance of money, and great skill in fraud. . Yot tho majority in Ohio ia HA.YJ3W PLATFORM i “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian intorforance winch will destroy the other.” NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Fremdent, RUTMRDB. HAYIS. of Ohio. Fc Vice- Prttit. mt VUiLUl A: WHKKLKB. ; ' of New York. certainly larger than last year, and in In­ diana the Democrats have not held their advantage. In both States they have lost on Congressmen. The electoral vote of Ohio, and of every other Western State, with the possible exception of Indiana, Tout. M 8K>ath<........ ........ S48S.19W tt Thia statement covers a period of ninetyone months and 'shows an average yearly reduction > f tbe'debt amounting to more than fifty millions of dollars and an average monthly reduction amounting to more than four millions of dollars. The ibeaning of this fact is simply this: the GovernmcDt has saved in ninety-one months more than four hundred and thirty millions of dollars out of its income, and applied will go to Gov. Hayes. But this is not all. There arc other considerations which will powerfully affect public opinion in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey, where the battle ia now to be fought. • I. Nothing but the extreme repudiat­ tho same to the liquidation of the public ing wing of the party has prevailed, if debt. And this has been done by an ad­ there has been a Democratic success in ministration charged, on tho part of Mr. Indiana. That State, immeasurably worse Tilden and his party, with being wasteful, than any other in respect to the currency prodigal, and extravagant in the use of the question and the public credit, has been public money. Although taxation during carried, if at all, only by a demagogue this period bos been largely reduced ami whose ryftpathy with the worst Demo­ the income of the Government propor­ cratic element mode him strong in that tionately leasenod, the public expenses State, as it would have made him weak in have been so retrenched, from time to time those wh^b are nchr to decide the contest. that the Government hu been able to pay The yrorJ 1 and most dangerous end of the this large amount on the debt of the oouoparty gai is the upper hand. Precisely tty. Hero is a solid snd very important because t .e party can win, or Dearly win, fact that must be put to the credit of in such, A State ns Indiana, and with President Grant's administration and to such a ca didite as Williams, it will be the credit of the Republican party. Is there any reason to suppose that De­ IL In a fow cities in Ohio great gains mocracy would have done better, or that, if restored to power, it will do letter? None whatever. Rad Democracy succeed­ At L&rn-WILLIAX A. HOWABL. UXNBV W ed in 1868, the principles of repudiation LOUD. E1r»l IMUricl-WILLIAM DOELTZ. ttecood Dhlrlcl—I'll AKLE3 H. KEMPF. would have succeeded, and the public Tbirc I'-.irif 1'lll^.TUM MITCHELL. credit would have received a blow from which it would take a long time to recover. DxrwU-JKHKMlA II JENKS. not bo raised, and there will be ample Eighth rxauicg-ncims HA5> 11 irri Democracy is to-day essentially what it Sloth fttetriet-WILLIAM IlUNlIAM. time to rbpke the position of Gov. Hayes was in 1868, and should it now succeed thoroughly known. The remarkable gains the same consequences would follow. The which the Republicans made in the rural "solid South" would be the backbone of ita districts of Ohio, even in comparison with strength ; and this South has a long list of the enormous vote of last year, indicates war claims, in the aggrgate amounting to that similar gains maybe expected in billions of dollars, that would be knocking Eastern btates. An. equally strong Re­ at tho United States Treasury Jbr. pay­ publican vote in either of the close Eastern ment. Enough of there claims has el States, with similar gains over the heav­ . UCTIlDKIt ready been presented and entertained for iest vote ever polled by that party, would consideration by tho Democratic House of insure Republican victory in all. Representatives at tho last session of Con­ HI. At the West, the voters of Ger­ gress to show what might bo expected io man nativky have usually voted with the I DO NOT STAND HERE TO DE­ FEN D EVERYTHING WHICH TH E Republicans, and those who were influenc­ the event that Democracy should come REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE: ed to vfte gainst Gov. Hayes counted as into power mainly, as it would, by SouthB'JT WHEN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 18 HELD UP AB THE PAR­ a loan I' tl> it party and as a gain to the TY OF REFORM, I AM REMINDED Democt jts. It is not probable that tho One of the strong hopes of the "solid OF THE DECREPIT OLD LION Di THE FABLE. WHO BOUGHT TO same w(ak stories can be used with effect South" is finally to force upon the Gov GAIN BY STRATEGY WHAT HE a month hence, but oven if they should be, erament a large part of the loams occa­ COULD NOT GAIN BY STRENGTH. THE SPIRIT AND TENDENCY OF the German vote in the Eastern States sioned by the war. The'firststcp to this THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IB TO­ has been mainly Democratic. end Is to get the Democracy into power; WARD REFORM. IT IS STILL and this is among the reasons that will WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE. AND IV. )t is not at all certain that tho control the action of Southern Democrats THOUGH I AM NOT WILLING TO THROW UP THE PARTY. cleetoral vote of Indiana can be scoured in tho pending election. No such game I AM WILLING TO EXPEL for Mr. Tilden. Mr. Hendricks carried can be practiced with the Republican THOSE MEN WHO HAVE that Stat* in 1872 by 1,300 majority, but USED THE PARTY FOR THEIR party in power ; and this fact should be a OWN EVIL ENDS. I ACCEPT THE 26,000 Dcrno.-rnta refused to rote for Mr. reason for confronting this "solid South” REPUBLICAN PARTY BECAUSE I Grecly in November, and Grant's majority with a united North. Wo do not believe BELIEVE IN ITS PRINCIPLES, WHICH IT NEVER HAS BELIED. wm «vC 21,000. It is quite possible that in the wisdom of putting the Government I DO NOT HESITATE TO BAY the oxtrine inflationists, who were enthu­ into the hands of those who sought to THAT WILLIAM A. WHEELER HAS BEEN MY FIRST CHOICE FOR siastic for Williams, may be less hearty in destroy it. ■ THE PRESIDENCY ; BUT THIS IB support-of the electoral ticket Mn Hen­ NO DISPARAGEMENT TO THAT QUIET, THOUGHTFUL. UNPRE­ dricks himself, became of his trimming, OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. TENDING. YET UHFLINCHING has not'been popular with this class of fan­ MAN. WHOM THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION ASSIGNED TO THE atics. They have been educated to hate Tho Government Printer—The Teach­ FIMT FLAGS ON THJL TICKET: Mr. Tilden and the New York Democracy, AND I RECOMMEND TO YOU ing of the Results in Ohio and THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. AND and it would not be surprising if one in a Indiana—Tilden “Won't Seat.” THESE ITS NOMINEES, AS WOR­ hundred of them should refmw to vote io THY TO BE THE DEFENDERS OF THIS PROUD FLAG IN TIME OF November next, as one in right of the InWashington, Oct. 21,1876. PEACE. JUST AB THEY WERE diaua Democrats dW reftmato vote in 1872. were made by the Democrats through the temperance question, and the stories widely circulated at a very’ late hour respecting tho attitude of Gov. Hayrsjtoward foreignborn voters. In N«w York, New Jersey, and Con\cticut the temperance issue can­ WISE AND JSTRONG AND BRAVE TO UPHOLD AND DEFEND IT IN ly executed or so satisfactorily nerfooned as since Mr. Chpp has been in charge of the Government offioe, and it has been umreraally acknowledged, by both Democrats and Republicans, that the debates in Con­ K have never been so satisfactory m the Government offioe was entrusted with making up the " Congressional Re A comparison of the old (Hobe with the Record will satisfy any one of the supe­ riority of the latter over he former, while, what is more pleasing to Members of Congross, there haa never been any delay to speak of, in having tho complete proceed­ ings of the day before, promptly placed on each members desk every morning. All the other work of the office has been equally satisfactory. The investigation into tho affairs of the office was started to make Democratic cap­ ital solely; it was sided and abetted by discharged employees and disappointed contractom ; it waa conducted by men whose hands arc steeped in tho blood of their slain fellow countrymen, whose treas­ onable acta have caused more expenditure of the money of the people of tho United States, (Ean the entire expenses of the Govenhfeot Printing office for ths next I one hundred yean, will be. They committed the highest crime known against the laws of their country and daaerved an ignominioiu . death; we forgave them; we restored to* them their forfeited political rights, and alas, in ths magnanimity of our hearts we allowed them scats in the halls of Congress. Their first seta of gratitude has been, to seek out a technical infraction uf the strict letter of the law, in order that they might impeach those officials who strenuously opposed their efforts to destroy tho Union, and who loyally administered the Government un­ der the most trying circumstances. The Government Printing offioe has not escaped their malignity, but the Govern* ment Printer, the nead of that office, has come out of the ordeal unscathad and his reappointment and confirmation gave ev­ idence of tho confidence rqioscd in him'by the loyal and fairminded atatcuuen of the Government. In all political contests the groatcet dan­ ger to be apprehended by a dominant party is a confidence which begets inaction. Prior to the recent elections in Ohio and, Indiana, it wm argued that a triumphant success of the Republican tickets in both States would be decisive of tbc Presiden­ tial election in the Nation in November. In view of the certainty that, on a full votein every State of the Union, the rice­ TEA! TEA!? Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late dealine from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Spices. You can have in any shape you want. , Crackers. We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. politicians of that party feared that, while suectsa is always desirable, inertuere might succeed victory at these State elections, sud they accepted as fact that, in such an event, it would require gigantic effort to keep it before the country, that “ eternal vigilance is the price of liberty." It is now probable that the late decis­ ions in Ohio and Indians cannot be viewed as of themselves* indicating a sure elec­ tion of cither candidate for the Presidency in the coming month. The whole ques­ tion remains with the people of this country, to determine by their votes whom they will have sa Chief Magistrate of the hatton. At thia stage of the fight, the Republican who may be found sleeping at OhioStone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be U an DERSOLD by any House in the City. ' wo will only deserve it by s brave and fear­ less dirham of duty. Let there be no reUlx>‘,OT1 of effort, but on the aontrary, let each Republican " put hi* shoulder to the wheel and pray for sueeeas.” Histinpi. " If we advocate Gov. Tilden strenuous­ ly, says the relict of the ZsW&raewr, ef this ettv, • • . “ it’m simply becaaw he is an honest snd upright man, not simply because ho won’t steal." By hta own averments it ia proven that ho a.n.saux. . i did atari $13,000on his income tax; by those of the nartn-v nnw rarara—• »_• SMITff, KANEE and PRESTON, Aug. Tib, 1876. 0.T.8ABI5. Boanl of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich,: e Mobiliar care by the affidavit affidavit . of Oaken Amos, that “ nothing had been aaaoog hia old friends and neighbors in and near the city of Buffalo, N. Y., where Joii®' a. WuMfcdDoo^ Mr. Clapp was one nf the viarima of the late Democratic inquisition, and, though .I,-- a .i moDey unredeemed to lup.ft ,ua pmt cry cf “ Canal P4-,. '• &4 «od. pstbwt, 2nd SC SEEDS. Wowttriilg. .j-. a. Look here I Look ^erc miotbjax. Wltot I don't you think •• j” loffine, Caskets* ShrouJ’ ent. aod j“ U>. &ou tUih. JelnXi ~ancr lb*" any firm in the btatc > CVftr.wtothn Mr of J. M. HEWES, “Amination by r—l:— o. a square and perfectly proper explanation we guarantor SatisfactionHesure furnished free to purchasing a Coffin worth figUorer anta, upon issues to tk. Gommnl dimag Mr. CUpp’. rfmiammtoa. Ia poat rf La, „„ „ by thousands of Liberals and dollar of IL mow, approprutad for lb. Gorammwt Priatia, Ofioe pram U,„n? t Mr. Clapp’. Unda, or ■ rn.nipul.ua „ A Gr.t Redictiaii ii PH®! FURNITURE, vote worid apparently insure a hu office was subjected io n morn search­ hold every State at the North ing and unscrupulous investigation not I*. Itwl 1872; ihey show a much more united and one thing twss found reflecting upon the cause his firm prepared coffire .extract,. solid array; they poll a larger vote, and head of the office. It is true that a great manifest a greater confidence and determi­ many sensational paragraphs ware given patriotic and touching ap- nation. But. the Democrats have relied with alwolute confidence upon the cry ot reform, the hard timea, and the desire charging all sorts of malfeasance in office to Mr. Clapp, but it is also true, and just, coffee to vote fur Tilden.” Did any sane editor ever throw to the people such and every one ot them wm susceptible of READ THIS SALISBURY i BROSSBAV DreU" tn all kinds J MtoWhplnutolkr, Furniture, Coffins, Etc^ and he'happy -again. it i- proven that he did Hon. A. M. Clapp, Printer, has return- The New York .Son of the 19th in«L contains an etoqueat (?) editorial, daaounc- xxi30w4. | 121 Hmf . __ VUto “ti.'Jt, , ’ tlw Wh>to H _ ___ DltTA. What grudge has DsZT against 4- j- m , Sin and O®®11* PAI NTER 4 IL Iteck’i CarriM* �■I Quite an excitement was ooeaatenod in Mar- Local Correapondensa. •••--------- j ui ■ crsiy man, EH. Dolan, freight conductor on the M. C. R. Republican Meetings aMlGML FAFHir BUST BflIITY. Drugs, Oils, and Millinery Goods, HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE TIME-CARD did not ascertain. Afterward he John Q. Creasy, the present Sheriff of this Wfi desire to caU your attention to our stock of strictly pureDR UGS and MEDICINES We m-ake a soeda Uty in dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for the interest of our Customers a3 well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MED'ICIJfS.S, We have a large stock of ling house furnish him a On Saturday forenoon last a brutal affair ie^tunluaailaanJassJQ'.OO r. u. &<0r. m. neighborhood. fettr.u. A man named William Wrnte, retain Wm. Tinkler, Marcus Stebbins end Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil, , No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, .« Black Oil, ALL SPEAKING TO DE IN TH& EVEN­ rscent ^uudaya-ezeent as -- IU.U abruca ucr, uruaing her face badly, injuring her side, and imeua of humanity with which wo are oouver- with regard to the Greenback and Democratic' nominations. The author of that article must, or ought to know that every Sheriff appoints ING UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. The following named gentle­ men will speak upon the political issues of the day, as follows. buxinees men, who are directly interested, and All About the County. James O’DonueL AT THE COURT HOUSE, TUESDAY EVENING, OCT Bought very low and WE wilt sell them at 81, 1876. prices that will please ths closest buyer. Hon. J. H. McGowan. llnng along that wood. Don't put it off till snow flies. Sickness is somenb.it abating. I«ts uf Job work being down in this A big rocket on Jefferson street Saturday V.,r further particulars enquire of Marshal Prickett. Half fare to Grand ILijdJs and return, to ihvte nh ' wish to hear Hou. James G. Blaine. walk across Green Street, oppositi TltnCMOV ffl SUM! Council Proceedings. Sheriff in this county on. their respectire tick- Common Council of the eity of Hastings. was Tuesday evening Oct. 3rd 1870, but there not through tho columns pose to appoint if elected, and if such a qu« which to prosecute their fall work. their funeral and that they propose to ehsose • ill be elected President ef the United Slates. Common Council of the city'bf Hastings Tuesday evening Oet. 17th but there not being Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Let the sportsmen ^fjhis city remember the until Wednesday evening Oct. 18th 1876 meeting this evening at]Ralph Jordan's to choose sides far the gran t squirrel hunt. Recorder. Wheat is locking splendcd over the county, and the prospects arc that the ground will be The Common Council of the cityjpf Hastings, whatever his political action may have been, J.ibny Cote ia trying to put on aim. he u rinng hisJim ba<;i »o tight be cant alt down, be doctors udviea him to take sulphur and Lewis, McNaughton, Read and Tomlinson. Tlie minutes of previous meeting read and The Cedar Creek'Base Ball club, played tho upright, or kinder hearted gentleman, nor one approved. Jliokerya of Hickory Corners Wednesday, for Report of Finance romantics recommend­ better qualified for the duti the Champion Belt, Score, Hickorys, twenty, ing. that there be raised forward and Highone. Cedar Creek, 9. . To-morrow afternoon. Ret. J. W. Bancroft, of thirty with Ids wife, lake their departure the property therin.'andfor the General Highfor California, there to remain through the. on the 1'Jlh inat./on a young daughter of Mr. publican will put one of their alipe over the the Contingent fund nothing. P. A. tillLDOI, Rsrt-Bucax ing goes wrong, her ^appearance and comfort will be materially improved. The Greenback ticket weakens as election the greenback men to gain by voting the greenback ticket that they would not gain by voting the Republican ticket. A. Blair, poor fellow, actually finds it uphill business to fight the party ho oner supported so vigorously. But then, the Republican par- wirchead. A great many of our citisens are going to Grand Rapids this afternoon to listen, to Maine's Glorious Son, Hon. James G. Blaine. champions. The Dem >c rats had a bonfire on Slate Street saw it. On the following morning (Sunday.) An employe of tho Banskb Office who rooms in Empire Mock, arose, and io and behold. MiddtevHle. XV.IUU VJ - .w.w r "' and adopted, as follArr. tat ever delivered in the township. Notice toTMthen. Family Knitting Machine Now aUrxetlni universal attention bv its astonish* ive organs of the posed that obstruc­ tions within their range can rarely with- t stand or evade them. Not only do they bstIbs The ,Uiekf«rd M XVWvl History will be demanded hr every grade, and WINSLOWS STEAM ? ;P H ;?? MM A StarifffWM dlliiyaMwI. Exocb Axnar, Townahlp Sup't. Carlton, Oct. 7lk 1876 xxi47wt. To Loon. Court House on Saturday evening last, was an ths Republican ticl et, if **>*»**—* . . _ i—. .Li. >• /ZubMS Journal. iivered In.a calm, straightforward and acntle. I buri ths alrove slander back Into the teeth manly manner, elicited frequent applause, *nd wm well received by all present. Jobs W. Cjstsb. Nolle, to ToooMr*. tic medicine that can be employed: cleans­ ing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small doses of occ pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. Ayer's Pills hare been known for diseases that have baffled the bat of human fkill. While they produce power­ ful effects, they arc, at the tame time, the aafcat and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe mach leas than too common purgatives, and never give pain when the bowels are not inflamed, ’llicr reach the vital fountains of the blood, and strcngtltcn the system by freeing it front the elements of weakness. Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climate*, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may be taken with safety by anybody. Their A CARD. the Center School House on Friday snd Salurdw. OH. nd. nd MU.. u 10 * . . -M —tn «■- - ------- ■ ilia L. D. QuacMMsarsn, Recorder. Although gentle in their operation, they are still the THE IICKFOIO AUTOMATII An lastmeiien Boek, e Inolo directions to the n~J. rub A. Bi.u.., of them, and ns ho rose to depart lie nibbed bis stomach mournfully, saying that “ this dyspepsia distresses me fearfully." Too bad. Such speeches are calculated to do arc mild, but ef­ fectual in their count of themselves in November. Rkfublican. It was dyspepsia that ailed him, Hut as he was in the orchard, and the apples looked hugely. ever and in quality to suit the taste of every The Republicans of this part of Barry County are fully aroused, and will give a good ao» Democratic Mass Meetidg being hell. dulged in by the speaker. Noth withstanding the Hon's Austin and Fidus were bolding forth al Union Hall to a Democtal ic gathering, tho Court House was complstsly filled, and Clement Smith, Oct. 25th, at Carlton Center. person. Remember the pla$e, State Street, Oct. 26th, at Podunk School opposite Roberts’ Drug-Store. House, Rutland. GIVE US uA. CALL. Oct. 27th, at Bryant School House, Baltimore. MRS. CLARA ALLEM. MISS VINE TREGO. * Oet. 28th, at Irving Station. xxi46tf HaAinga, Mich., Oct, 5, 1876. P. W. Niskern. Oct. 24th, nt Mudge School Machinea.&Marble Works. Ay»r'» Advs? & Groceries. House, Castleton. Oct. 25th, at Norton School RlCKFOjfo s Cathartic Pills, House, Maple Grove. wniUnc Oct. 26th, at Eagle St-.11 uol Knitted House, Assyria. Oct. 27th, at Doty school House,-Johnstown. Oct. 28th, at Brown School nial purgative ever House, Orangeville. discovered. They Hayes >ad Wheeler. His speech at the Springs was prouounoed by many to be the John Weisacrt, fat Conductors F. F. McNair, fqr. Highway labor John ptieh tlon< of the country that D. B. DeLand A Co.'s /!'•( Cireueal Salrratui is the only Saleratus that will produce a uniform result, and give perfect satisfaction every time. If onoe you Fall and Winter Millinery ! ing one day and one night as special Police and Allen Bennett for Road Scrapers Plow Points Ae., were refered to fl nance oommittee. many tailing points, and held the audience SpecialNotjces. Tho following aooounla were then by a veto for two hours. Messrs. Tilden and Hend­ ricks wera ventilated in a forcible and log­ to be drawn on the appropriate fund therefor. ical manner. Their hostility to the boys W. W. A W. C.^KsUy, far lumber MM 16 in blue, and their advocacy of secession J. W. A C.G. Bentley, •• “ 78 61 Earle Brown, for work on trends work 23 60 lurrrittnjt that a disordered condition of the ilomEggleston. “ " “ " " 19 60 holding the meeting, it was a success. Thorp. “ ................................ The speaker was enthusiastically applauded 0. Grace, “ “ “ " throughout, and at the close three rousing H. A. Goodyear 4t Co., Hardware, ebeera were given for Hayes and Wheeler, Nails Ac. ' treble A Russell, Nails. 4 76 ^Z. Bbepherd, for cartage, 19 loeds spoke at Yankee Springs, on the 19th inst., A. Maynard, *• •> 6 '* to a good jaadieuoe, the result of which J.JP. Roberts, Stationery was that some converts were made for JJcaecr A Powers, Plow points A UUrioo. motion invisible. For further particulars, in. quire of 0. D. Spaulding. ' ALLEN & TREGO’S John W. Custer, Esq , delivered au elo­ Turn out Everybody. The Indira are quent and patriotic address upon the polit­ cordially invited. ical issues of the day at Middleville, on By Order of Rep. Co. C<yn. S. J. Bidelm an, Caiman. Saturday evening, 21st inaL The effort Tomlinson, 6. Mays—nona. on Finance, is well posted, and ean make an He is a Greon-backcr, and was nominated as BARNES & COMPANY. Oct. 24th, -at Nashville. Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. xxi31yl Oct, 25th, Center School House, Rutland, yOct. 26th/at Prairieville, (af­ ternoon meeting). Oct, 27th, at Middleville. Oct. 28th, at .Carlton Center. D. R. Cook and Geo. M. Dkwet. Oct. 25th at the Martin School SPLENDID DISPLAY OF House, in Castleton. Oct. 28th at the Brigg’s School House,' Assyria. Oct. 30th, at Alma’s Hall, Middleville. HATS, FLOWERS, &C. Nov. 3d, at Orangeville Village. Nov. 4th, at Prairieville, (the AH kinds of Ladies' Underwear at the Lowest Prices. place to be hereafter designated). Fancy Goods of all kinds Cheaper than Nov. Gth, at Woodland Center. A few thousand dollars to loan io rams rrraons oi — — --- — .. ----- - MARBLE WORKS being purely vegetable, no harm from thetr use in any quantity. Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mats. SOuT'm*T^MuSdEaEVXBrWIlEKl J. Cole & Son -A.t Kalamazoo* Mich., WH0LB8ALK ARETAIL Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head stones of al! description made toor-er on short notta, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers, Z GROCERS Corner of State and Ch arch StT property. R. J. Grant. xxiBlw4 NoHoo- Having steam power and improyad machinery for Handing, high polishing und cutting mortices, we ean do work cheaper and better than thoeo who work by band. Ofc nr 80 te Ural Umi Bate UDIUIKE STUCCO fiTBUE rfl b. Ml u U» Schwl tew =• ~ 1«. H.N. Mraao, IJF oui th. InteMl of CUhoun * interrat to call sod era me. fftrtr.CO. gfia IE1IR Shingles Lath be. .. �Tbe^Bpi-Wt»kiyhepftlfcff|>haw^| Th. “iron T»f Furnitui ___ ’ 1, A fipicy skeksh descriptive rf tW . eh’uon, Topeka and Santo Fe Hsilrr . * ' Lenutics. aaenery and P>e«u«r of the Rocky Mountains, by *’Krr Crinkle ’’ 1ABK THKS FAC?j ygBTranxos. orT,„ BOMWlIo STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. eriu.or.be Abe Fort I'erM, *e«> Ron, togrtber «ub 0» & „ ff uufn and nme ubk. </ 4Umi„ and u!.. route horn Keur „ CitJ. ,od U. 1-uoblo, tavo .nd ril pu,.. iu Ceke Yado, New Mexx 0[ Ariiona and the San Juan Mince. The finest liwe of Pullman Sleepm ob t\s coittoent between the Mhsoun Riy.r and the.Booty Mountains without Yh|Dgc. Special round trip tour­ ists’ U‘-xe«a fuu tiw Jflbeosr.- Ricrr to Dcnttr ' at $50, good to stop off at all |>oints. Address. T.J.-A8DWRS0X, Gen. Pott. Act. XX52tf Topeka, Kan. Peneione, Etc. I Holloway’s Ad. Drug,^ HASTINGS PROBATE ORDER. Where you wnl find nil kinds of FURNITURE I adt thXdtjJjf'V Of every Description which we tuns ieter^tfJ in said eslaU. ar» required to ap poor at a a. alou vf said CocrlUbon tu b« huldan • t the Prob He Offie*. in the City of Hast ins* and Abw.eaaae.tr say there be. why the prayer of tho iWttdimer mmM not bo created : Axd n n Ft:a-; vna OxpikKP. that aeld petitioner car* notice to the pereona intorertod in said estate, of the pendener of said petition, and tho bearina thereof by eaniinc eoooy of this order to be puMuhod U the HaSTtaoa Bcrtrsf—- - ------------printed and circulated three sneer—1—----ofhoarinc. c*o Mil cheaper than any bound in Bar­ ry County, for thaw reasons: Jrt. Because we have no rent i» pay 21. Because we make the mnst of oui Caution. We aell dodo of thia ebc*p>niade Fur­ niture that In made by machinery. The Koodu we make h made by hand, and warranted. Wo iuvilo all peraonu to call and Inapcct our goods, for they al bear Inspection- .No trouble nt all show good*. Parties, having Pictured to trama would do well ter •them framed of as we can do it P ..*rand Cheaper than nny house in P *y County. We keep the Larwest Si.u Best selected stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD* 1X08, Brackets, • PAnut-lloLDKB8, WALls-PoCAKM, SLIPTPn5 HOLDBM, and evurythlua in the Furniture line. We invite all persona to call and look crobate order. ry holdon at tho Probate oflce. in the City of NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. C. P. Rowell & Co's. Ool. .- ~IUa u- ■ -rar tail, to rnatorr th- , if the Pill* U taken IO', atrw.'tiom. bipthrria, Tletratr-I s.. itment has bem well rnbUd >£' t* «attb«cufw oftbe tl.rvjl ar.4 .Lest L'ss.trtirzr^usf.^sx ’t^ai itment will pr«ln.-« s>*»>-in>i;.><i tbeerttJ trial tn >11 ca-«M of fri er. ...». Peerless Milk Safer: now on exhibition at our Fnriituie Store. AH kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture naatlv doae. WE MEAN BUSINESS IFurniture Rooms south <dde State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. Di.»a~«.iikrrireri. Tho roarinc river may n $55 8 77 STEBBINS BBB'S Ee(Al>>i*l>o<l ISOB. W ffiK *HEHT<^^.«422L*a3E American and Foreign Patents, GILMORE A CJ.. ouewomoru to Chipman. If orItCoart, Laws of nt to Section 1. Article 3>. itneat and rr>i»i>.n of the 6i>fiir by Joint BeeolntioB No. a virureu and heailhr bcin«- It • ill regain Um with the uM of the Pill* tn inmrea Ueuucan. Uropeical.Swrllingi, Panlv>i>, and StiffJoisu Aitbouh tk»shoTs ceaplalat* differ ridriyit their orient and uuar*. yet liter alt tojrite ixal ImUeul. Many t-fthe wont ea»«i. cftochta smm. wiU >i»M in a c-tut-i-.v.. c!.- .b,rt mteef time when this Oiatmvct >• diluent!? rsbWiet* tho parte affeete.!. even after evrrv ether V... 1- -|* ......... th* P.l-i A Iso the folio witur Coaaty'OfBeen for the County f Barry, ris: A Jndye of Probata. Sheriff. Clerk. Treasurer, laeirter of Deed*. Proseeutina Attorney. Two irrnit Court Commiaaionm, u Hnryeyor and two HOMESTEADS. X. toed soar mUpoolo 8. J. OILnd CommManec. bawrowee. hanaas. prctf.aeopyofTAetLaw-., Stoellta lndiacmii'ti*\’f Youth 4—S</r«s ao-1 llccn. Blotchn. an also • walbac*. can. with •erU.cw m radically earad if th* VtnlMMtl lx u*i fmt; > (A Tara rorr. I t____________ a. >- 1-iu.xia.K. Jodte of Probate xxtU«4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE- StUTt WMTKB- ^Capital & theCampaign ofl876 !•:. W. VOIGJ’JL«S ■uWfcAxt^MaUtoMafawrt bWder. on tatunla SSBanu-u. ss: SALVATOK BEEB th* mvernBient has bora maaa<ud ainee ill orrani- Is the Beat Leger Brewed in the West CAUTION,!-*’ IraaureofJ. Hart Sold hy Caak at MILWAUKMKIKWEBY any or January. A.D.. IS7X tn UonBtre of the KarIster nf (lee.1. f >r Dirty County. .’•’Ute of Miehlnn in Liber 1 " of JIunprM, on l-arei 110 a»l 111. and which raid mortmw was BMicned br said Dar­ win MrtJmbor to George W Cuyler. /liny Keaton and Pliny T. Action of Palmyra. Wayne County. , TIIOe.S.FEAOTE.PTwU-L NOTICEOF £<£Mj*ygbIONERS ON "tsfcssa^ W Ullams A Co- brrwer.. I> tncau's llcvwery. BESuIdS!ff,7---------- -----should any prose* "WSili.1?. LAST CHANCE AUDRUaiSTS. FOR SALE rrint I>ands in the Michigan fruit_belt. One, Fruit and gar­ THE ENEMY OF tllUIE 1 THE FOE OF PAIN dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Exchange TO MAN AND BEAST . lithoOramiOW '' for a farm near Has­ MUSTANG tings. Correspondence solicited, A Fortune lox Only >12.00 JHTDCKI CASH DISTRIBUTION CO W. A. Woodworth, Atty. >nd Real Estate Agt. Douglas, Mich. ' .. ' nhi-h noea.cion they will distribute to tho ticket holdersthe I tumen to • —of $600,000! PAIN, THAT AFPMCTm TOP’ Ji? Thus. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky. Gen. Mau'er. Quwmd CatfSu?'..a.I^..._..tl^^ HAS OFTEN SAVED Wnwofe A HUMAN BEtliuI *J?D KWTrSf KOTO I.IFK ANS A ' SUOABLEUonSE'"’8 the said deceased POSITIVELY CUfcED. nOPLE’S 77 W. H. GOODYEAR . The IDruaiist, Ketpcctfullu announce , that hr has aiain ciifa!!» in ths DRUG hasiti stock and daily arn in£, a fresh and Stock of DruSs and Mcditines. Dye Stu/is. honey Goods- and in fad plete Stock of Merchandise which he offeri to the people at urratly Be dn ced Prices. ........ REMEM Uh h ■1/1'• }e“ pie's RrufSIrdSS redly opposite' h"iP‘rc. One door east 0/Spaiddint» HasriKor, July Id, l-~“‘ . STEINflOFF & WOOD .1j ,hwfcr sale rJSxSitr & BSnical ai iKtaiicl:^ DENTISTS ! Bcwton Ca»k 8Mn- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-26.pdf 89fab8720285deeafde50068356a7cb0 PDF Text Text Jmvrm] LEAVE NO GROUND for CAVIL ?—J/uaA, 21,1661- IT MOPHKSIK* DKJtTD TO THE UNfoS. The Republican party ta tn power, tod the UNION IS BROKEN, for all time, The parti will md be rt>un^cd. Wo Ina}' mak.-upour ■bitto that, and BHMaK.x>nr WHOfrE NO 1095a HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1876. ^Clover Hullers, Wagons, Buggies, Etc. Seek!j in ww Bijipef MESSER & FiWETsr Are agents lor the Celebrated - I. ZHBWEY rrtiusHLK. U- l.u’ lu.\ Also for the IXL Wind Mill Which is the best self governing mill in the market. WAGONS AND BUGGIES! l«nb|< , takuti L.IJr: l .’JiD biRKB (M A^r.finoiwu P^lJCTf) for all other pioyvs ii the market, VC .VGrtlCUL'L’URAT. HALL, One door east of Goodyear s Hardware. 'Hastings. April 12. 1876. _ Doctor 5ikln,s_poijblg EVERYBODY joints, WITHOUT II KALT I: r-fcS idrljr ia x amtitlti LoSiieuhj mot «ltatble. qealral is- CHRONIC , vp»Mite ^*te>ve) Bathtans uflowboan NEGLECT-’’ a.ntniHWn »r <ub»rlQH< i,r mu’- “ iicurix nert W crrtylMa'W X-1MOMF. <f — -io? ALOirr D™™? xJaitl------------------------- AR, tin res ;a (fed and irrii" mine Vcdi•'ancy comgist's offers {/ l‘.eo is di(lock. tint* DEIITISl iiilA, i-iihw. fpxisely whu the Frre Peet.- means when it describes itself (“the present Bjansgcment'' arc the boys who do it) ss now "Battling for Reform," “as it always has." was well set forth in tho Coster let­ ter of 1864, read here by Saiator Christiancy, in which the soldier in the field denounced tho- political course of the editor at home as such as to make him a ofthc Union soldiers than meaner enew lu this concis in front toe brme 1 roper to quicken the mem□ectioii it ones of the people of Michigan o« to the hidh record of this Democratic organ, saya that it w anxious now for the same kind of ‘ Reform' it La» always Leda after. Ws give hetowith but a few extracts frosi iu old issues, and wo could give like mat­ IV TlrREATKXS A t JUI mmiDWWPum jsb ATEREFORM. ter by the column, if it Were neeeoury Cheaper than ever. PollHoal Notes. "THE BATTLER FOR CONFEDER­ IT DENOUNCKS THK LI HWIT Late'S AO AIN. he UEAn axji CIVIL WAil’ IN MJCHHiA Wo can t«-ll the Republican Lcgitixture and the Republican Administratiou of Mickigau, und tLv Republican party every­ where, oue thing', chat • 1 i/fr<x»/»a thall be railed in the North to march againit me p"ipo of the. South A FIRE IN THE REAR rill he tfpcnrd uy>on meh troopt. which will cither bTOV TUEIB MARCH altogether or wondertully accxl eratk it I In other word-,if in the present posture of the Raouilican party toward the National difficulties, war shall be waged, that war shall be fought in the » ffe warn the Republican North 1• party that the conflict which it U prenm taring will not be with tho South, bn with tons of thousands of people in the North. B Acn civil war ihall come, it will be A WAR HEBE IN MICHIGAN, and here in Detroit, and in every North­ ern Etatc.—Jan. 26, 1861, These n’crsonal Liberty lanj ought to be blotted from the statue book of Mkhigan. They place her in the 'category of nl’llifyino states. They sink her in­ to the same position of conditional loyalty as that of M assachuactta and South Carui liua. • • Let its ftlieirj repeal pron­ to the people of the South that the Nvnh does not indorse the heresy which it [they] contains —/for. 26, 1862. IT CLAMORS roa "WH1TK mkn’s riuhts/* Th. Democratic pMty >• atill hi(MU to the KIGHTS OF WHITE HEN, >•* ready now, as over, to extricate tha country from the embarrasauients into which the ignorance and the corruption of the rad­ icals hare plunged it — Ayteml# l&A, 1862. IT IlKVIVM TUI “COMOO rLATVOK*." Gov. Blair, in his famous negro ruport, rays: •’The time the colored mon of allowed to assume their us citizens of the republic, upon with their white brethren." ‘who votes for Blair indanes Whoever, then, is in favor of n cipation. negro wlert, negro q|___ Mgn leholart and negro tefaohnasien, nvyro jurori and nerjn j*dgee, negro llep% I rrtrntatim and ntyrO Senators, will vote far Austin Blair for Governor on Tuesday uext.—A'owmbcr 2<?> 1862, ~ IT TUBEATEKH A "BAPTISM OT BLOOD" yuu "KiaanH.’* z A1J tbc signs of the times indicate that the project of nigger citieene.ip will re­ ceive a BAPTISM OF BLOOD which will anpall the authors of it, and cave the poor deluded niggers to curse them—Feb­ ruary Sth, 1803. IT SAYS "EMANCIPATION IS A FAILURE.’* AND THU “MIOanA" ARK LIEB CAJIJUiAls," Emancipation has been tried, and is, so the Tho Now Haven Journal brings the gratifying assurance that reports from all r* . Connecticut indicate a greater mount ofcuthuauuun among the RcpuWi« wmO than was ever known before, surpas* Jsg/s^si that witnessed in the Lincoln , JQhs reoq'Lion of Mr. Blaine in Now York Monday " evening “W is “ ■said “* to “> hare 1““ “owotito ■■■minnbU meeiing. h the annate of New York politic." The BorW adviwR " the National Demo­ cratic Committee to lose no time in print­ ing Mr. BUin?'|i speech." We think wo Democratic orators make hard times lot topte in their speeches. The wipta, however. at the Traaanry, indicate that business is speedily reviving. If tha receipts continue as they have for the last two weeks, it is probable that the aggre­ gate receipts will exceed the estimates for the fiscal year. Col. K- W. Flournoy of Mississippi has written a tetter to deny that he has gone over to Tilden. ^Hc says ; “ Of all men Bot axcepting Buchanan and Van 'Baren, I look upon Tilden as the most exceptional unworthy, and dangerous man that Las ever been presented for theoffice of Brestdont, a man who escapes an indictment for pcijury simply by the statute of limi tationi. General Harnson of Indiana, in a recent speech jl South Bend, made a point which if not fl<Jy true in itself, but well worth emphswiring. He* sap: "As Itepulioans we can turn our tel rtf and look over our Bhotddsn without fear. We are not afraid of tha pest. Wacto contemplate, not only bat with gionons entbnsl we liayu made. But the ■ |^rsto turn about at all- the monstrous _ wy-, * Thu negroes are as dottrntt rr DboxM RXCXMlKiriott •>»’ the bsbkx. _ from uk politically as the cannibals or the Chincso are. * • ■ A for Why bliOuid not the government of the more of the abolition policy will expulsion of niggers from every United States BRCO'rNIZE THE GOV 1 ^aljfjg ihrongh the graveERNMENT formed by the STATES State.—February 8, 1868. ' THAT HAVE SECEDED^ • 11 rr bats tmk Njaant ark cowardly recrjgniting the tn The New York Evening Post, reporting shall--------------to a cunsidcra-. rm Coufinlerttey w*e - ---------It is only the men who will not fight the views of the Republican National Com­ ble degree diwrro its people efthe hostilwho bare the nogrophobia. Those who mittee, rays: itv they naturally fix! toward the people of u ill fight will not shod their blood for tha the North, and in tlih Jmp-o.'. d state of it is considered safe by prominent i, feeling the details of a i’EACEABLL freedom pfapuroelof BLACK SAVAr. BrawiWrans who know the condition of GES, who, since the war begun, liars SEPARATION could easily !«• arranged. shown no disposition to etrika > blow for North and South Carolina, New York, New Jersey and California, to include —Feb 19,1861. themselves.—Fobruttry 25, !8|B. ' .M----- > States as well as Wisconsin—which IT ADVtHM TUX SUWtKRUEJt OK KAT1UX- IT WO INKS AGAIK POB PRACB, BBCAVAt* be»Q.'spoken of sa doubtful—in • KMANCIPAWON IS WR0B&’* ’ tenuoiu of thews Ststcs that will be TLcro is a desire for pesos in the oonni nly ' JtepuLjksn. *Hiv news from It ibei not alrike ue fi r a m.iment that ‘ tojday is better thaw it has there is ANY III.MfLlATION IN try. There pugbt to bojmoh | " ‘ -------------------------,fhc J<jrU .— fevinuK lime durniiu: the * There is also a general ABANDONMENT. — ... , . _ ] Cornell of the State Coat-' the pre-uut method of the iA built to |irotccuhe Staled in wl.i.U they ; Mtttee says that the trospeet in New York _ kltuataa agnitut foreign aggression, not ia utterlv inadequate Co preserve . State is oxoeUsat; tW there is,Boreaaon to be used ag^lnet those Stao; mid >j l ukn, tbrt EMANCIPATION by Federal troupt bra the WRONG i» 'ill Ue nolilical and eanitdu- to bdisve that it will not be found, as it their occu effect of ATING THE I’EOPLK fitinal aipede, and that the only MPBsbf IW<UaF>^I» nn, eon in their vicinity, and of stimulating hos­ which the national fortunes can be retrieved test stoce the organisation of the K tility to the Federal ju>w r, aud of pre te to WITHDRAW THE PBOOfcA* cm pony, to be a Republican State. M AT1ON, to cease waging > partisan and venting the revival of that love for the The Western Rural. Union which still lives in the hearts of the to begin to wage a nattona! war.—Fpbrw’ ary ft, 1863. • masacs of tiic Southern rc-’de, then w it APTKB ABRAJIAMIJBCDIJ. .. not a MA3TKR4TK(UCE OF I’ULICl Hilton Qpom, s practical and luecera‘ With a erueky that is coroesaiyie hup to WITHDRAW TWK Titooi s fr .m them t ful farmer, and for newel yean concocted th Aa'aNtorial staff of The Weston ■hlarch 14, 1861. ar^, bra becw the owner ofthu pw Frahm tiikrkbli. cowsriTt Ttnx. tr sad aurirag farm and family Week­ Tho Constitution fortyed by tho Con, and has reorgwriieJ it upon a firmer croaa at Montgomery for th-i Confederate IBM. The kiod t'f “RWorss" which th* gtatra will no doubt be unantmoutiy reu Red THJteX pRQ.WOKK [OX aud list of contributor! to bo always has Loen." . J. B. LaSurs’s Ad INDIANA AND OTHER ELECTIONS. STA >B«ral Afisira with U. entertaining KI.-.ILHJiailJ! KKclD! Money toat by betting om be epeedsiy pffcial Medical Aur-ouncenieDt urlt«anti : Ibit (' uifort a nd llap'^mcsd ’ .1! ' Sick aud All icd ! GF HASTINGS AND yjCHilTY. DR. J. B LaSURE the sooner Wo have bail and are having war meetHowto do it! „ Lrt.. lu.e l'HAVE NEMlNaS a the first one may jurt ai wet’ bo h«d riirlit here in Iktroll uxanywhero otee. Have you lost money by betting or otherwiae • * * The popular voice is yet !«<«»- an the Indiana or ether State tuJ. Will it not arrest this crud, bloody, any work is bu fratricidal war?—^j»'d 17, 181*1. Mstribatlflii Company, of Frankfort. Ky., [This was just stKr Fdft Sumter bad which, being autliorited by lfe« lAE’.ilatare, SrS been captured by armed traitors, and the Praidcnt had ratnruonod the first army of cod MS.M por year with Um rest 6 subscribers. Less to dub» E WESTERN RURAL Recovered! IT CALIX FOR FEA* E WRITI KIM volunteers to defend the Union. The call aUentiotatu .xM: shop with Jraou raw a Cllreh and Haihcto Street. .U ll.M XX6J >“*• I Fret Preu then whined fir pe*ec-] rr KATS OCR LIBERTY LAWS WERE ‘ TREA- ,h V ihc) wW pretty tarter 6OXAMI.E. a1 - < u .vs. u<. ta riDNTni. t:. -»n CT J0®*1 W®«b 1200 pounds. Tin Julius Rvssell. MijbigKn in peace was n nullifying i,,™i‘X I .juoif w rw , _____ „ __ State defying tM Coui.titution and vw- fore, <1j noi ruoti an telhc umes X l»w.;. To lb'» CHEAP CECTSHSUI. TH1P-T. liasstatutos inTforct- whxh as baa •> have any acruplea. rvoasm!»«•_ t>M JhW* i Smil | Jcff.raon and lleajsmin ftaRklm bptoappsg. I e.l of lust such a ‘‘lottery ' M '‘KentoMty) m uwr 3.1WX �. . . .--lx n Watha Ksaablican remain h tbs ~ strongteM. U Jte*x" the rebeHi«> Itotod, ** w P°l“ * party that burst thtHwads from 4.000, teasfdM£10» for fc«» 000 ulavre, and ibis alone will make il ,c white the ttemph BU,° VhAuO, > itkgk Au* a. (•■**< K> immortal. It « the Rcpulli.-an party ' * 1 * liluwl kmHa. M tho ma.1 iapibuu lhat that proposes to protect the sacred rights i h« «W Ukw jUaw u Ik.. Mmm, of iku of American citizens at home and abroad. I WHTikl~«.4»iuMboub Th.-, ht g«d man of all parties, throe । w the tMtnl or.M« u^^klk. tl .ro U who iovo liberty and hate treason—rrfy | nianA obmA TUh U >m arouud the banner of Hay® and Wheeler ( »td aiuuu in Mure Ac Ou. uwuuwj, m fkrely u. 5onh.ru w. «K their UlloU —YOU as we shot and again the Nation rM.MraRT«rtdr. Uastixc.3, Nico., Oct. 20, 18TC ’ W the U* Ac Tikka end » uM BoMh will U saved from a apeadj death. ud threat w.m stroreK). Vfec uucreM of Tikb-u woul-l U the triumph of tbaold rebd element of the South. To restore TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and , bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. RUTHMFOBD B HAYES. Coffee.* R*tkM«»d BwHnl H.,™ ~ !x« cx-rebnfa to power would result in the payMufrobeietehas and tho peoriooing of I UD4.w«s0kte, 0*4,1822. Hkpt HkliilMln, ihanb, ubjeoting the tax- I au, S.lh«rf*4 H.."* •*! s<»u* B”~ payro te an additional burden of taxation. eUH, nn alina of Wivlkan Con*;. Md «»igmto<l Io Okw ia 1817. TM teawtaratm party talks of the bw “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should bo no inflation which> will depreciate the on© nor eeo-. tenan interferance which willl destroy the other.” Ills tlrol AoMricaa allocator of tho name deus of tutena, aid yA willfully or igaomudj.tetenitoTretore an clement-which of Haywa was Gworge Hayes, a Scotdhman, i(Wl|imM>wJd ptewpuxee aaoMtaiua who routed in Windsor, Com., abqH hiah. Muted ip oMaia^obiU tetre- 1680. . fur Fvcful^nt, RUTKRWJ. 84US. «r OMo. VTcc-Pruauid Spices. Hia mother was deaeeuded from John eludwi the vatt sum of 82,4M,W.0,(»0. Bin-hard, who came over with hia father’s family from England in 1635, aud became This ia a Lifl directing oompeaaalfou to be allowed for tlw ua« anil occupation of pro­ ____ c.l___ ... perty byjhe United States oroiy during tTNoxwioh, Conn. Throe of hie aucreum, Daniel Altoin. the tetc' wax. TU bill luttexiMa the tecretary of Wax to allow rtawnahfo wn»- Urvd Sntoh, aid Ellas Birchard, were pawataMi to all idiiacuB of thq United awmbettcftho Rsroluuonary A.nu0r,.th« ' States tor tte «to and occupation of tkeir latter dying during his term of amrireduood hyifc. teteteuf Tomma iaiw- UTIOKAL survutelK tettkr‘ /i From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. . sporty by the United States army, or any part titcroef, during tha hte fivil was. Reffoctouo murncut. Think of this atarth ing projxuium. This bill iMiadea both loyal and dite^al cithmm Thia would require mill i WHEILXB. of Near York. You can have in any shape you Want Crackers. We brag on. In 1842, young Hayes graduated at Kesyou College with the first barters of . Cheese hia clam, of which ho wm th* yrfwgmh member, and iMog tho Midyear 6a bega« tho Study of law wlth Thouws’ Spar­ parmentiir eveay halite laid j ayery tree row. Ewp, at Cefcutons, Ohio. In l<ua ho graduated |U the Uy cut down y every camping ground ; «Tcry : cornfield destroyed ; every fwoo mfl burn- School of Harvard VuivMrity, was ndmiti ad, and even the -cry ground wherefca Her ed to the harm Marietta, aud bug re to* our honored teed, rent would be required practice uf bis profession at Hrimoob for the roma. In ntekfon to throe.' vast Ohio, in partnership with General Ralph a handsome bead and a raibsr handsome drinsj they dvti-aad that we refund 868,­ P. puchhnd Io 1819 hv removed to Cineinna Ii, and body, and a face which would introduce 072,088 of cotton tax eolk-ctod in the ' Gulf SlaU-r during tho.yroro 1&C5 GG-G7. in 1852 was married to Lucy Ware Webb, Liu. ferorably anywhere. HwortSitexra I, ekin florid. tcniperaBMMrt mluuMl ■ This bill proper to refund tho tax to the daughter of Dr. James Webh nnd Mari* vital motive and mental in almost parties wlfoproduoad the onUan, but there Cook, of Chillicothe. rupatifoM. He is aaitbae Co* Ilia same pr. In 1856 ho w» nominated for Judge of fa»t nor tw> alow, excitable or doggish, but * is no douSt but that this is a gigantin job Comnicn Plear. but declined the cemina- is at once «xnScictiily eaarette, original, of lobbyila aud speculator,, who Eave live, dignified and romduta. He wHjpreiiwui ' managed 'to get coutrul of the original In 1858, the o&oe of City Solicitor io more prof found than showy, and has more ' daima by agreeing to pay a trifling per becoming vacant by the death of Judge than versatility^ He wit1 finish ceut vu their free valve iMhc bill should Hart, he was unexpectedly elected by the1 Ciiy Council tn fill the vacancy, and in become a |aw. Squall the South gain 1859 waa re-elected by the people fox a pcsMwnn of ^uagrros the final pasiupc of lull term, running overfire hundred wutes this bill may be accepted u certain. The ahead of bis ticket. He held this office until the breaking . ,u, is to issue bonds, of tho United States ■ in aunts of baodnxl. five hundred, and out of tho Soutiutrij rebaUfon, syueu^ with Judge Mathews, to raised a rritimejt for one thouaenfi doihra, payable nt the Treas- the Union Mtricc, and Went out witH Stna «/<*<>. sw, to bearer at the ikied his rvguneut, forming part <>f| end of thirty ycara from dote, in gold, teaming interest at tho rote of fero per rea­ (ienreal Ueno s dirioiou, at <hj battle of i T WHEN South Mountain, in September, 1HI12, hav­ •’ARTY IS HI , turn, per annum, payable scmi-amnually in T \ OF REFOL—. _ _ ______ __ ing received a commimi .u as .1 dtntaiotit gold. The aMnunl interest on this auui CobiNL (•I THE DECRSPIT OLD IxtON THE FABLE. W»D SOUSfigf would be over 83y400,000, and in thirty The ngiment wm the first that rotahoath tear wnlilnnnwMATi years would amount to 8102,1 OS,57U. lished a noaitton on South Mountain. COULD NOT GAIN BlLKTRENtTl I.icuuiiunt-Ooloud Hay® wa* severely eweHhig tho cotaon claim, principal andaowounded in tho am, hut remained wire ■ owulated inforeef, to the eaonuoua WARD REFORM. his regimaut througtent the action. ’ amount of |170,180,658. This is demand BriA Um Ma, m In 1862 ho was appointed Colonal ofthe No, lh Then wo hava private relief bills twenty-thud Ohio Regiment, aud dared boMrt noa|l> fcr kia u up* AnU TO THROW VP introdueed aggaegating many thousands of io eomnMri < tba Kanawha Dirision, JlUW Hrngrr. k>n b, «K« i,, 1 AM WILLING hwHT !. ■ 1 THG8E MEN uoltea. When TUd-.-u and a united South than ordered back to Wert Virginia. USED 1'HE FART He waa wboapently promoted to BrigQW.V EVIL ENJ&. gal coatn.!. many theuaands more will be odier'Genoral “for gallant and miriiorioes ACCEW Y REC Al praneutod. '.Hero ia abiD introduoed by earvlcws In the battfoe of Wroete nlXTBVE. IN nw F Mr. Haralso | of Alabama. "A bill to py Fteher a Hill, aud Cedar G’rtek,” nd wiiieirw NF.viB_-a I DOXOT^iHMafl ‘ the Medical CoUcge of Alabama 850,000 breveted Mak OU.T WHjlAAM A. diuEnatrishM Mrvicea during tha cast for loMtanuiMd by military oocupaucy." Steth Usrollaa ccrrenpcndtMrt af tha of 1864, in West Virginia, and partk Detroit Advertisements. By Mr. Young, Tan. A bill to pay R. Ivin the battles of Eiaher's Hill and ( Keklkfc AK.MWX. o.TSAUXX QtrrMFR THOUGHTPVL. T'NFRE- Podky mnsfot <24,400 for rent cfhte U» J' Bi.i Ub *.,Ud tba rt . BtMt. TENBING. YKT IJMFLrKWlliCG ,cotton shod and,, store house in Memphis •A.. XT. 8ABIW tfc CO ;0RSI**«a»2('cmMJ>k«, wm in MAN. WHOM THE CBiCMlWiATI Comabsfer toskcVtafc-s^lMsai* (-ONVEXXIPN ASSIGN ED TO THJC aud for buUdmgs destroyed by Vnitnd Stat® military nutouridcs. Tobacco We sell from 50 to 8Oots. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. Ohio Stone Ware Is the b?st. ( Urockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House Jn Ihu tnuroo vf his arduous aanaac*; Wo iiudat that three and many other propositions mate by those lately iu ycbel- four hoiMH had been riiot under Wm, wad1 had been wounded four titnro. Ij«i,.,nicrriul i^fonua. u mrj lu la 1874 ha was nominated to runwiaut W* in >H> .-nOHtntiwwhk. Tbc bulk the Second Conpwiooal Disufca of Ohio, «» «»wwUI<rf,kf> and was dreted by a majority of 8,098. Wndh'lW gutu THE REPUKLLCAN PARTY. AND -WHYTO^E ^tSyfaBr8, THIS PROUD HLAG GRAIN, FLOUR TVS.. York fVikwr ba. mt. " vr.**’,. •• jum* >A»»» to tte kcwniii^M* J i*»irna«i,*rrt. Tb». *~r-—. 4. Ikm^Un And Mill Taed JTrJ. Biding, Ikirth, MH>, Ubml CmK (4tineei Iterl -ra cn all kinds Ft) IN ITU HL, , -were wot robte, sad -“demands ample oom . pewatwu to Th* tevo owner for the Am kJ tee act of the wifs tton ef.lftntagEMtr “Thf Southern ! States should ateo ba folly eompem|ad » tet too MjMwe they incurred in dffiKtVng <«r «/««»sfonret tor/tarto/tAc/rre ^a/ro." Thai WW IMSfc 1 •» >»* .■SHI *>b»c <Um> lh. “general GpreraBMBt should levy a direct tax npojali of the real and personal pro­ perty ur tha Utotod fetatos.'' 1 Ota Mtefe ii Piw! SAUSBUBY i BP.0SSK1U m ~«ij?«5»wtd>ri0,a. sJn»K«sjt nr*.(.ui teUAUMni a*I iM i , xxi30w4. Wo appeal LOUR, GRAIN, IW ASH SEEDS&-1 and fboit, M Woodbridge . Look Lore ! I*"* 1,('re! Mir.HiQAN. ndo it, for, withUw J. M. HEWES, > g»»M h-~ iteWx-i .rrirorinr a Cofin Worth ,lf. �1? 4attJT Lu BBT7. county Grceuback party . .-.ker* to forsake | their ticket and vote for Tilden. Ahao’Itl* nol n ___ ... u.a ----- • —• . ' WOUOl pO»- > » y Republicana thnu-hontthe country whu have been Indetifiad with the Greenback 8HWtr u 'J- Special 8 6’.;ces From Woodland a brown horse belong* •"■■hrtauuiiM ■■<>•■ u,.: rri..a I1}? *?. Albert II. 8idnam, one crooked leg,' ry>i«m aiiie from n vldxlafi blind tn ono eye, with blanket bridle and wangle on when miso-d. Aurone giving ---------~ vuuiiuou ocnooi ’ H. O«,kl I, h... ih. U||M tnformauon of his whweabout. will be re Wa. « ,.^^cnca t’’° ®‘,t8 South, one ■ ureriiinx that* dUorderml IXt.nt.wl ................................... " and a half mile. Exit of Woodland Ccn - —v , -- •• wi.au ■■ _______ xxi48l8 •rpires until tho next Centennial. °Q" says; •• Mr. Goodyear had the courage Lest. •» well as ability " (two good articles to have I presume, and 1 would advise Mr. Goodyear A prom'maory note given by William not to let them lay around looee or some of Knapp and bi* brother, of IltwtinM. B*rry oountles fi silent members " may apSiyabla to J. Winter*, due Oct. 15 1876. n thia note payment has been stopped, right* and privileges of hie constituents." and tho penton who found it will confer a Council Proceedings. Will •• Q " please mention one •• right and fitvor by returning it to tho subscriber. privilege" more than any other member of „ _ Abe Bunnkll. OFFICE TIME CARD A meeting of the CvmmouJoUncn of the city of the House Mr. Goodyear "had the Barry Oct 16th 187Q. xxi49t3 »f Halting, wm held. paroMtnt to notice at •Mirage and ability to M.trt ! " I have been th. Counc.l Boom on Oct. J th, 187R thinking, and only one eomes to my mind. i daily. «xeeplfiun<l»jr. Take Notice. Pretent—the Mayor. Rec. rder, Aid., Evan*. The "courage and ability to vote for 1. P. Lewi*.- McNaughton. Shridon and Tontlin*on’ ChriManey. The reading of the minute* of the laat meal­ All parties indebted to us by note or ing wm dlapenned with. partlw in this county to honestly or diahonert- account must settle tbu game without llaltimorc. Bedford. John*Report of Finance Oomfoittee, on the ncfiirtber delay or notice. tuov.rn.ni. are brining io re* that to vote th. andsunlayv-V.-oj r. a. Greenback ticket will be ta weaken the Repub­ lican party, and virtually atrengtben that of the Democratic. So th, .eonrequeaee ia. they JHO r.». are returning to the Republican party, and will ca.t their vote* foro H.y„ 1:4.) *. x. 103 r. m. )<!• l» U. Iw ««, JMni). SALmtmr & ccd al there nollirv, aw allowed by a vote by"4y< low*: . J. .M. N EVINS. P. M. . S C Prindle >hn Q. Crev.y aud Tomlinaon, 5. ‘ Nay*—none. * • On motion of Aid. ^omlinron, the bid of Denhi« & Holme*, for printing one hundred copiee oif the by'-law* ?f the Fire and How . MUoT. Wheeler ...John ilotehkU, Holbrook Componita, and fire ordinance, in book form for the *utu of twelve dollar*, wm accepted and adopted. By Aid. Lewi*: R'tolrtd, That the tgnlter ef rtraighUaiag of State atreet from F«S ereek o**t be poat- 42w6 Do not skulk around and hide behind "(J." like the midnight assassin, and try and stab WANTED—Our pay at once, it •ave you trouble.. xxi46tf Smith, Maneo &. Preton. Elliott, n. P. Cherry md Fred Collin.. Do not r. IlC<*itcr1n»udi. Clty Attorney, in conjunction with Aid. Shel­ don of the Street Comndilse, bo instructed to investigate the records with regaroMo a bar gain made by II. J. Kaafieid with the village of Hastings (now city) for furnishing a street Also Poultry, in their Season. A CARD. Cai M*r boss to pmm. Market one door West of J. P. Roberts ?<?;????m ??? t A Card. Drag Store. V. LEINS. John Stanley sells better, and cheaper Tea, than any other House in the city. ib» to ia foil—Uk, a mao., Gan^ etc. Fresh Fish ____ What grudge Em Dina against Sammy, the Defonncr? Ht advocates him strongly in the New York Sun; and that would de­ feat the best man that ever lived. Hutingu, Oct. 24,187?. xxi52tf. Scholars Wanted Republican Meetings ____ /...J W Houghtalin _ .Porter Burton. Curtle Ferrer on hand. Brossxav. article, and lbs remainder of-’Q’s" letter. . AH kinds of FRESH and SALT Meats I lake thia opportunity of extending to former jxtrone To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT, at her Rooms KWUH wur». Portland. Uaint. cqqq sat .t.txnr.sxvEi (£) t) v <7 tbu.e wtLHn* to work mb wily earn a over tho Postqffice. that they report al Mid adjourned meeting Io nil who here eo liberally patron- All About tne County. parties. The resolution was adopted by a void by ayes and nays, as follows: Ayes—Evans. Lewis, 'McNaughton. Sheidea and Tomlinson, 5. . 3. F. SruxBorr. verrtcce as special policeman, and ft J. Rieh Woodland Cuter on Friday ud Saturday a throughout this 'er of thia city. For proof call and tfons Sb that article. 'Please Secretary of State tor a copy uf the amended charter of the City of Heatings was referred to Finance Committee, with instructions. of John C Cole ta comply with tho liquor law be approved and adopted and placed on file. A motion wm put and carried that the Com­ mittee of the Fire Department be authurixad to have a mutable lower pnljnp to hang fire bell Evpub'.icntur of 1'rxirierille.and aAT:SO o'clock P. M. F. Qt-*c-KMBcaa, Reorder. f vBUre. Cwrespondenoe. Tite tteerat Election*'’ in .... troll: being left It is expected Ihrt all will be present the first ' tiiinga lively ta Eaton Mite, Oct. 28, i»7A the 12th insL ia an artiele from Cedar Creek, signed ••Q.” Will you give me spaoa in the Gso. D. Bxanxx. Township Sup'L Woodland, Oct. 2.1th. 187« Advertised Letters. Liat of letters remaining in the Hastings P. 0. Barry County,. Mleh. Oct. 53.187S. David Adams. - John Bulling. Dsrlus Foster. 2. Joonis Barry. Ebon Remington, Woara Coxstmoura.—Good diet makes htalthy children end healthy adult/ Good Saleratas helps to make nutritious healthy diet— Hence use D. > DeLand A Co.’s Bat CRm. ieal.SUtntua. as it is perfectly pure, and belter than Soda and Baking Powder for all purpere*. A word of approval.—Th, Chicago JViue, in ■peaking of the Grand Rapid* Bpt!n*M.College and Telegraphic Inctitut,, from which «o many of our meat proficient accountant* and bue- • e-j; to Philadelphia to attend the great brut® Write. the wife vrLipper of Rut- the Chicago flaws pronounces his Dtfroil Qaunertial Aditrtiirr. ixk p. in. before Justice Uoyford of thia State legislature.’• I premime that is a fact. Then he thinks "a review of them would not ih & 22th inst. The PrdJding Elder. DIED. (Democrats). Ths two I propose to •* review" hereafter. Hen he speaks of the rewrite qualifom- FIR^IF—OeioMr Iflth. IS78. at tha raaldenco of die itnefit of’the Part-w, Her, G. W. 1. All orc iuvitod. IKG DNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. The following, named gentle­ men will speak upon the political issues of tho day, - ’ as follows. James O’DonneL AT THE COI KT HOUSE, TUESDAY EVENiyO, OCT ■ SI, 1876. Util ttow# Rititej / but " who did POMM • common whool^lure. tlon/ Too bad, Mr. Editor, thu ptamlar poo•r« of Michigan will deliver tt-'Itcpubli. pl, had to " robmii " io «ueh an in»ult. I wm n.t aware a common taboo! odnntjon dJaquaifutur. Due notice will lie given. ifled a poroon for holdinc o«co. * inter, is coming *u«t sM> aure as election; ..Q" wyi eotnes, and Hayes and Wheeler will sure 1*. elected as Winter, Election and ths 7th of November are to come. For this bcnoQt of-ilft.Republican Greenback roters of Barry-county, .wo would inform them tint Carpenter, the Greenliack nominee for New Goods, end Cheap. Boote and Hboe», Hommv, Notion. 8tas * Mrs. E. M- Hand • ScR? A CARD TO THE AMERICAS PUBLIC. ' ! frit, of our bar, in their e>0M imitation ,1 | Meuro the nropl, w. havn Ein, box ofHaJlownr'* PW ] their health Oct. 27th, nt Middleville. D. R, Cook and Geo. M, Djstyifr. Oct 2Sth at the Brigg’s School House, Assyria. Oct. 30th, at AIdurs Hall, Madison Dispensary, Middleville. Nov. 3d, at Orangeville Village. Nov. 4U», at Calkins School House, Prairieville. . Nov. 6th, at Woodlnnil U enter. Clement Smith, Oct. 27th, at Bryant School House, Baltimore. Oct. 28th, at lyving Station. Oct. 30th, at Ofis School House RAMMBE GUIDE.Ofi SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Rutland. ’ Oct 31st, at Hickory Corners. Nov, 1st, at Prairieville Village. Nov. 2d, at Pinbrj* School House, Yankee Springs. PROBATE ORDER— Nov. 4th, at Striker School nr uirutniu ^n.. House, Baltimore. Clement Smith and A. JL Elub, Nov. 3d, at Diamond School J’rewni. ti. C. Prindl*.Jndre «f Prsbaia. In the matter of th. ntat* of Charlm House, Orangeville. Sarah A. H. ELLIS—on financb. Nov. 1st, at Van xlrman School House, Rutland. Nov. 2d, at Nashville. Nov. 4th, at Middleville. tkoweauat. P. W. Niskern. nl. i.rr Oct. 27th, nt Doty School House, Johnstown. . e*u«in« • oop)' of thb outer to Oct. 28th, at Brown School House, Orangeville. Nov, 1st, at Center School House, Hastings. GUARDIAN’S SALE. CENTENNIAL. 8. J. Bideulkn, Cairman. PENSIONS F01 SALE OB EXCHAME. Wheeler. We wj Grntpl Hopidu on Monday tut from thia city, '■ ibm. Janie* G Diuuc. Wt beard him. t!ul n, as well m we coubl- ten red* away. -•"Hliwitbttan-ling there wtre thottaaada who Remember the place. Mrs. P. D. Osterhoudt. I Hahiags, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxi52w4) We ,h»il rrientltedy thin with th, utmoft vixor Hon. J.M. McGowan Tam oat Everybody. The Indie* ore cordially invited. By Order of Rep. Co- Cow- of all styles will be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, 4c, raited to t irtsrtaa ing partis to think ‘'the people of thia eonnty,’ (bat does not say what kinds of people f 1’. Band of thia city elicited many and wsrtu i-.n>plimeuts from ludixjdxtai* at Grand ■ is on Monday cren(ng Inst. ALL SPEAKING TO BE IN THE EVEN- ‘ Notice to Teacher*. Tho account of Moses Rich for >7.60, tdf fundi therefor, m followa . Ayes—Evans, Lswi*, McNaughton, Sholdon Lace Making >y departure to new fields of usefulnest, 1 therefore, again, kindly thank Centennial Millinfir AND Dms-Maiiiii Stop! Mrs. OSTERHOUDT & WlLKINl wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. , We also do all kinds of Fkmly Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Ostrrhocdt 4 Whxinb. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxiwtf) Laties iMiuUss Miak gels $3.15 a*4 Dpwaris. Ciilta Sen, Meli & Upiarts. Game liii Sett |T & Upva’ris. FURS AND ROBES REPAIRED. STAR STORE, CMAXD RAPIDB. MICOI. GRAND BAPIDR. H. A. teatatitM, could dettm. HAT o. v. GREENFIELD. Goody® , jxjAGwi Bortioff, Mich. j - MICM BOARD ARB ROOM. KUO MHt BAT. �4/ 8LKCTI0K 7- 4GTICI. WroilIM Railroads. gallroads.____ Railroad s. _Railroads Gran! Ws CHICAGO k LAKIC HOPS •» B- TIME TABLE No. 8. Northern KAILWAY COMPANY cSSat ■ailroacl1®41 time table T<Mng Eff«77£r 16,h Hw GOING NORTH. CENT RAL MICHIGAN 8TATIOXK. COI-’O EAST. .aall. C H * P U gvanau. A. X. Philadelphia. 'ta i! SEW TOBE CESTB1L BlILMiO 2 1 J Stafri. Valparaiso, An. ■ 10 30 11 s i15 ,’S ... TRAINS MAW. I a: BelleTut. T~ On tab line are unrerpaasad. Meals will be flat■ Uhsd at reliable boon. «nd atnplo time allowed At reduced rates will bo sold al all priaelpal a 11 5Kr®‘c55lszozr Trcicws-et An L iS H S 'd THE EATING STATIONS S * * “* Vwksbnra.’ ’ Mtaad. M L. D. Qcacauavia, Raeordtr. Gran J RkpU» Howard Citv &T1TI0M. £Um.*H«r8nr& r. *■ . KeadallriUc III GOING SOUTH. |xo. t'xO.IKO.1 STATION? T.----- FRT .MX* is iff m. Tot sax' stbor InfonaaUon aptly to Wartarn Paseentcr Apol SAIL. L 8EDHKJB, D. I. BOYD, Jr, acr/r “RUKagft- CALIFORNIA TMECHICAGO A NORTH-WESTER?" Embraces under ono management the Great Trunk Railway Line* of ttw WEST and NORTH-WEST, and, with its numcrone branches andconriectliHis. form* the shortest aud quickest route* between Chicago end all point* in Illnois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa. Ne­ braska, California, and the West­ ern Territories. Its Omaha and California Line Our Centennial, Is the shortest and best route forall points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, -Dakoto, Nebraska, Wyoming. Col­ orado, Utah, Nevada, California, Train has brought me a well aaaorted Oregon, China, Japan and Austra­ lia. Its stock of Boots, Shoe*', and Gailere for the SS KlbsrlH. t.-*mi>boll Hobert JI. <SDK ffiSSSiKffi. poiats I..’ *n<| Writ. TiLt-will—With Indlaaapalia, Prm A Chiearo IL far Pera. Indianapolis. and all ooataavaatvni ]Xiu"'c wt L »-With LoairrIIla. Nov Albany A CM­ CMV H. IL. for LoaiasilU. Nev Albany, and Stmta<re points. S Cbta^RjTfi n.'B. LisTita. ><;»n-l8ep,-..DaL-»a tttt' BRAND RAPIDS DIYISIII, summer and fell trade, which 1 will sell Chicago, Madison and St. way down low lor Cash. I also sail the Paul Line celebrated Singer Sewing Machine Is tho short Udo for Northern Wis-1 different Kinds of-Sewing Machines. Neo­ consin and Minnesota, and for Mai>dies and Machine Oil. I also soil Well k ison, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and all points in the Great Northwest. Cistern Pumps. J. Mau* Winona and St. Peter Line Opposite the Port OSce Is the only route for Winona, Roches­ xxlltf Hastings, Mich. ter, Owatonna, Mankato, St. Peter, New Ulm, aud all point* in Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best Southern and Central Miocaou. Its d the market. A full supply at J. P. Creen Bay and Marquette Roberts'.________ '- . J •/.,_________ The Reliable Sheri Llae HAND. RAPIDS ARB BHIOIT TIME TABLE. Line Pur Toledo bottled ale by the dosen or I* the only line for Janesville, otherwise, aud stock ale, and porter by the Watertown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, bulk, go to John Stanley's. xxt44t3 Appleton. Green Baa-, Escanaba, HEW APVERTISMENTS. F Rowell &. Co's. Col. Negaunee, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock, and the Lake Superior Country. Its TIMECARD IsEB^fJalj. S Train’ run by Chica*o Tice. FreePort and Dubuque Line TRAILS GOING ROUTH. Tn the only route for Elgin. Rockford, Freeport, aud all points via Freeport. Chicago and Milwaukee Line Is the old Lake Shore Route, and ia the only one panxing through Evanston.’ Lake Forest, Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, Kenosha to Milwaukee. , Pullman Palace Cars Tarrant's Seiner Aperient Ware the wadfeinal propoUM of taa bast Mntt*H tn tte werM. . BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. twtjfewteaairag Are run on all through trains of th Is road. . bi* is the ONLY LINE running these cars between ' Chicago and St Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. At Omaha our .Sleepent connect with the Overland Steepen on the Union Pacific Railroad for all point* West of the Missouri River. ■ On the arrival of the train* from the East or South, the trains of the Ohlcnvo A North-Western Railway LEAVE CHICAGO a* follow*: For Council Blush. Omaha nnd (Jkll. forma. Two Through Train* (tally, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Care through to Council Blufb. For St. Paul ana Minneapolis Two Phrough Tratun Daily, with Pullmnn Talace Cars attached oa both train* - d For Green Bay and IA*ka Superior, Two Train* daily, with Pullman Pm Care attached, nnd running through tn rw ■uwmure, r our i trough Train* (tally, Pullman Care on night train*. Parlor Chair Care on day trams. For Spartaand Winona and points to Minnesota, One Through Train dally with Pullman Hkepcre to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Train* dally, with Pullman Care on night train*. Fof Dubuque and La Crosse, via Clin ton two Through Train* dally, wlthPullaron Cara on night train to Mc­ Gregor, Iowa. Yankt’m, Two °*"to “‘-“■I’ sthiotly^ ihw .!■■ *■ Fur. Rockford, Bie Janesville, and othei have from two to ten New YorkOffloe.N TRAINS GQ1AG XOItTIL Sfl^X3GK^OT-£Si-fig'^tpSutejKSV?1” J0*-’ road Bait and «>fblrea Central rail Cidcaio, F'Ki Flaii 4 . Tha JOLIKT. MOKRIH. tSU. JS tefefr. :e Ei - root* ftr Council Bluffs aai Onuia Witbout Cb«nE» 01 Cin, D"aoKhWB8J(t«> «•«* KANSAS USE. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-10-30.pdf 3a015968383700daf8d82d4c77eb1aeb PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 53. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30,1876'. — -- ----------- - jhe jtajni-Weekly hepltblicaji Sapper1 Wag°na- crow**, underowng, suv«» Etc., Etc. WAGONSI GEO. M. DEWEY ll OR -l PUBUSHER. tv. Mk-hilJli. TKRMd Of rURK’IMFTIOS: fon t^e !,t*T ®*X7T Djir® tflLL m ffil BROS., IM this PAfKK IS ON FILE WITH h , ns . Mieff At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PLOW^S AND CASTINGS 1 -u XsH'l in the Court II. C. PECKHAM. [‘HplCTAN & SURGEON, In additioivfo the Oliver Chilled Plows ! and castings, we have a full stock of POINTS SALISBURY k BROSSEAU. DB.H.F. PECKHAM. A-USTD EXTRAS for the Gaae, Curtis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground j and sold at. the same price as unground I points. I Myi QREBLE & RUSSELL. MCLBCTICPHTMCIAm ANDRVnGEOX-Dlek-I THE Films I VICTORY ’ IS ¥ IV ■ ■A ■ ■ ** WON I wwrewuw ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The 'Triumph is Complete. A. P DRAKE. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. WH. FL RAYFORD, DR. C. RUSSELL ANA SURGBON.-Oflcu Block. I • »u>r«. ■. Ml.b, . Comnlnionar. lull lie Mrt General CuJ. CHAM. fl. BAUER. I AT LAW AND PROSECUTING KT for R»rr» County. Asont fur Horae > Co., of N. Y„ and Phtanix Ininraaca rtfortl. US co in the Court Bosau. IFM. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. JOHN STANLEY. Hastninga, Jrme l^.’VS STAVES. STAVES. Being a business that needs a great deal c-rt uar JOBS Q. CRESSY. __________ , AJV1J SEE ME I UNDERTAKING F. 8. BOffEX. "T\'‘ SXaiKEgR. Coanty Surrcynr. aad G«n- jtiSrag”’7***1* For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME BURGHER. ATYO/NBY. CouauulUr. and SoHcltcr. Ottoo ■Wult , fiMUast.Sfieh. JaarlTS _ S-C- PRINDLECONVBYANCBR * LOAN C!!?aK21SKSS?‘~» C. G. HOLBROOK. -%gl of experience, , BTEBBISS BKOTHKM. After many years In the baalMS <*» “J “■** U”J on do bettK work, xod glr» btttrr Klafaction than any other Ann in thin Metton. W. H. Slrbbln., lb. «mlor member, with Ui« experteuce ol * l»btime, will «lw.y» cl” >"■ PerMnal •*tention to thia part of their extonsivw. and Team furniabed when The Electric Balm will be used only when desired. STEBBINS BROS. Haatlnga, July 38th, 1875. xxlltf Highest Market Price in Cash, or MMteviilr. Ia«alr« at Central noaru. B. D. WIITB, WHOLE NO. 1096, i. ,i- । —■ GOV. CHAMBERLAIN’S LETTER th, (Worn of . j. ~ -b* "*• «*«■»• Km . Sdd ----------the presoot election, and thd*'- to overthrow W« herewith print thp letter of Gov. pickrt., a»d aana'd cb. p^doo at a kc Chamberlain of South Carolina, to the Xew Ute m,j. Bahr. forward lh.r York Tribune. Wo leave out nearly a I come now to the tnnnctiop which is ' awuam..M>ul w th, l<.d&g<„kJrrf Ikrauelrr. aa muck column and a lialf in consequence of the known-hero u*‘the Ellenton maasacre.’’and which was the immediate cause of my call grtat length of the letter, but give to the upon the President for military aid. Thp readers of tlio Bamxxr tho main and im­ country ia already familiar with the Ham-, •BXstt if they would compromise. The portant part p{ the production. ReaU^bss burg mawacre, which was at the time of ^7? rep,iT1 lh*tth«y had no quarDot know what compromise everybody, because it U «n uniinpar-sioued Sts occurrence, in July, declared by my opponenta here to bo sporadic and unpreme­ n»ent. The representative of the rifle duba and true stateimuit of tho proceudiogs of then said tha the elube had a warrant for ditated in its character. Ellenton the the Democratic party in South Carolina cooler of the scene of the latter sod mere the arrest of Alexander Pope and they for the past few months: extensive massacre, is jituated in the name Wanted him. Tho colored wen answered Fram tas'X. Y. Tribasis. Oes. Mh, l|TA county with Hamburg (Aiken), and about that Pope was not with them, but that if I now proceed to present a statement of twenty miles distant. The counties ad­ tho rifle stabs hod a warrant for any one the facta upon which the present call upon joining Ailreu on tire north and aouth they could come and search for him. tho President f<i aid m .suppressing do are Edgefield and KiruwcU. The riot and The representative of the rifle dubs Rustic violence In this State has l?ccn made. massacre continued from the 16th to the then proposed a conference of five men I shall make uri statement which docs not 21th of September. The affair was so from each side. Such a conference took rest on official inflirmr-tim now in my nns- carefally planned, all truthful reporta of its seasioq, i horaoteF-werc so suoccaofally suppressed, should disperse and go to their homes. urKorTiiKnuLncM.’us. “*c l<rrur inspind in mi tbc lnc*| uft The white men who attended this confcr*t ILITART STREXU III OF Til K RIFLKCLVB9. o»4o,x>n theit way back to the lines of the .....: ._ _> Ibo HI. doh,. Theo ±1“^,“W First As fo rile cfabo, chanced to meet thrco colored doh. .™ mgMtamoM having wan- d». J" “lU®? T* lindive feature „f mil.u^ «“*• neea retiring to their homes in pursuance of the agreement now stated. They in­ . ___ '. Evra then the “!?• -»?. w. stantly fired upon them and killed Henry prodamatbu of the 7th inst. of which I i report was very imperfect on account of Campbell and wounded Abram Overstreet the fact that the colored people who were • have no evidence, in C^cry c^nnty in the the witnraees and objocuofthe violence !in the head and Nelson Bush in the thigh. Stale. I hare the evidt-nev of the ex­ wore absent from their Romes through fear Thia demonstration convinced the colored istence of213 rifle club’, with the names that the conference was anicre trick, and when accessible were in many tnstan- people ' of some or all of their officers. These clubs that the purpose of the rifle clubs was cxs unwilling to give their testimony un and ' have an average membership of 60 tp-'n. til farther protection could be guaranteed to kill them in detail after drawing them The evidence shows that tho members, of of the swamp, ax.weli as to learn their theni. An elaborate investigation has out ' this force nearly 13.0(H) men are armed numbers and whether they were armed. now been made, nod the following state; ■ with not levj-thaa S.OVO improved breach** ment is made up from the written testi- ;During the conference the colored men loading rifles. My estimate of the whole had freely stated that they had only a few mony of more than one hundred sworn number of men enrolled in the rifle dubs witnesses who have been carefully exam- 1shot-guns and not a round of fixed amnand armed with effective weapons is not ined. It will he soon that all the discrep- 1nition of any kind. less than 16,000 or 18,000, while the es­ BUTCHERY AT ELLENTON. aticies between the present statement and COKB-ULOODED 4 timates of my informants vary from 26,­ that made in my letter of Oct. 4 to the During the 17th a large part of the rifle 000 to 30,000, besides company officers. Chairman of the Democratic State Exwu clubs < moved off from Rouse's Bridge to­ The evidence shows that these dubs arc tire Committee simply add fcanturesuf -ward Union Bridge and Ellenton, on the organtr-M into regiments. I have before , deeper horror to the afair. Port Royal Railroad, and during the day mo at this moment an authentic printed I In ths county of Aiken and the adjoin- <shot and killed a considerable number of copy nf tho general orders Daucd by the colonel of one of »bc.«c regiments, counter­ ing counties of Edgefield and Barnwell <colored men, probably as many as twelve. signed by the adjutant, in which instruc­ the white Dcmocrata began as early as •At one cabin they fo|mdsix colored men who bad crawled out of the swamp to gel tions are specifically given to the li utcn- last July svstcmatiedly to inform the col- 1 ant-colond, major, and commsnding orcd Ropnplicans that the Democrats had ।something to cat. The rifle clubs surI afficcra-^f companies*. The evidence p^intn resolved to carry the coming alection. and ]prired them, killed two of them jn the yard, two more while running toward the also to tl e existence of general officers t hat the colored Republicans would bare 1 having control of other formations corn, to vote with them. In August and the >swamp, and wounded the remaining two. Early on the morning of the 18th. the posed of regiments and brigades. There early part of September these threats is much evidence from independent sources took a more definite form. The colored >rifle dubs appeared in great force on the I iopublicans were told far and wide that !Port Royal Railroad, having been re-en­ showing that fally 10,000 improved brccchloading rifloa have been purchased by rifle if they did not Vnte the'Democratic ticket Iforced by white men from Augusta. They moved up and down the railroad, killing clubs in this State within tlio Ix’t four . they would bo killed. Scarcely a colored i man can now be found to whom these »all colored men whom they chanced to find. months. ’ Among their victims was an old man of These organizations arc not- only out­ threats were not personally made. They ■ 90 years, and a harmletu deaf and dumb' side the law, but they arc strictly prohib­ were ordered to discontinue their political ! meetings, and were told that a list of all 1boy. ited by the laws of the State. The evi­ About 10 o'clock the report was re­ dence w overwhelming llicl these dubs their leaden had bocu made out, and that ceived that the colored men bad asaemblud were formed and have been constantly these leaders ’rould be killed. Silverton, < st Bobbin’s Station, about 15 miles belaw Rouse's Bridge, Chavis ’ s Store, Matlock ’ s । used as the chief basis of organisation of Church, and Union Bridge are points in ■Ellenton. Thereupon, about 25 men from the Democratic party. During the month the rifle dubs got into a box-car and were of August I attended Republican meetings, the vicinity of Ellenton. In this section । down to Bobbin's Station. Hero Ii a large colored population, constitutinc taken ’ among others, in the counties of Edge­ they found Simon Coker, already named, ■ field, Newberry. Abbeville, Barnwell, and perhaps the strongest Republican eeetion । of Aiken county. >an honest, peaceable. man, well known to Lancaster, at each of which these club, During tho week preceding the 16th >me personally as a member of the Legis­ were present in numbers varying from 400 of September word was sent to the colored 1lature from Barnwell county, Hitting on to 1,000. They were hesjily armed with Republicans, by the members of tho white 'the railroad platform with his wife and a pistols, and were commanded by persons riflo clubs, that the Republican Club at 'colored female school teacher. Coker was 1 bearing the titles of military oScera. They Chavis’s Store would be broken np on ’then awaiting the train from Ellenton in marched and manewrercd as ordinary mil­ Saturday th* 16th. The rifle clubs in 1order to go to Yemm^see, where he could itary companies. (They attended these that section aaacmbled on Friday the 15th ’telegraph me the condition of things in meetings as Democrats, took control of vicinity. The rifle dub men forced instead of on Saturday, at Matlock’s his I them in some instances, and in all in­ Church. The Republican Club met on 1him into the box ear, took him back to stances enforced their demand for panic!the 16th according to their custom, but ■Ellenton, and after a brief parley shot him pation in Republican meetings by their owing to the threats refejred to only 23 ’in an open field in full presence of the presence as armed, organized bodies. On the 16th 1paarengers on the train and of the rifle 1 In thtir several looalitiss tlu-sc clubs persons were pnsentthrough »ut the day the rifle clubs were 1clube, robbing his dead body of his watch, have operated openly and ostensibly os assembling at Matlock's Church, fiVo-or imoney, shirt studs, ana ring. A number Democratic campaign organisations. Far six clubs being present numbering not less <of Colored men were also killed at and . and wide in the State they have ridden by than 300 men, a part of the men being >near Bobbin's Station by another detach­ day and by night ns a mcnaco to the mem­ from Augusta, Go. A little before sunset ’ment of the rifle dubs on the same day, bers of the Republican party, especially of tho 16th these dubs formed as military but tbc number cannot yet be fixed. 1 I its colored menbera, uttering threats, and companies, and marched upon a run down iFEDERAL TROOPS ARRIVE JUST IM KME. not seldom executing thorn. Prior to tbc to Charit'a Store, where the Republican Late in the day on<Monday, the 18th, ’ recent instances of widespread violence club was .-opposed to bo assembled. They ithe main body of the rifle clubs, with rewhich occasioned my proclamation and call flrand only about 10 Republicans promt , I upon the President, those dubs, or those The rifle dub hadcro dem>nded to see Un ,cuforcenrenta, returned to Bouses Bridge, daring Monday night complotely sur­ who were members thereof, had killed, ox­ loader of the Republican dub. Cotambus and .rounded the swamp in which the crowd of ’ elusive of the Hamburg and -Ellentmi ' । Rountree, tho Chairman a( the Ba^rahD 'colored panona were hiding to the number mu Marras, not less than fifteen members ' can dub, being absent, Samud Darby act- ,of about 80 or 90, throwing out a line of Of the Republican party; had whipped ed as spokesman. Die chief spokesman . and outraged hundreds, and had individ­ of the nfic dubs then told the colored 1pickata armed with breech-loading rifles. Early on the morning of Tuesday, the 19th ually^ threatened thousands. They had members of tho Republican ctab that they , of the leaden of the rifla clube, a for the. moat part evaded punishment by must not meet again, "that they would one < white man living in this vicini­ reason of their numbers and the terror im all l»e killed off if they did.’’ Seeing One prominent |ty, told hu confidential colored aervant spired both in their victims' and la the colored man with a shot-gun they took it , officers of the law. Constituting or rep­ from him, but finding it worthless they (that “they had got the niggers in a bunch Bonne's Bridge and got them suiround reseating as they did almost the entire retained his ammunition and gave back at ,ed, and by God they intended to kill the body of white men in their localities, no the gun. Th© colored men ware then ; efficient way of enforcing tho law was left. informed that “ there had got to be a fight A constable or abcriff with a colored posso between the whites and black*,’’ and the pare orders to their farce to advance, would have been massacred in an attempt rifle clubs then demanded that the colored clubs ( to execute the law. If I were to pass men present should step out fix line and and they had actually advanced, to within 100 yards of the root where the colored through tbc same scenes agjun, I should “ fight it out.” This offer was naturally , never order, advise, or pe-mit ths effort to dedined. Finally with yelling and threats • be made to overcome such obstructions to of vengcnce the riflo dubs marcbed off, ; 1 the law by any force then at my command. dedaring they were going to kill Gloster ! It would be not less idle than cruel. Holland and Simon Coker (two colored These clubs constituted a vast conspira­ members of the Legislature; that night. cy against the State Government. A con- During the night of the 16th several ool- aceoewith a small command of United ■piracy is defined to bo a confederation of orcd men were killed in this section. two or more persons to do unlawful acts, liECOYlNO THE MEOROES. ■ or to do lawful acts by unlawful means. On tho morning of the 17th the rifle This conspiracy was a oopfedcrathm to do clubs appeared in largo numbers at Bouse's unlawful acta by unlawful means. It rose to proportions and exhibited itaelf in ways Bridge, near which on the edge ofa swamp the colored people, men, tosueu, and ehilwhich mode all ordinary civil sgcncies im­ potent to cope with it. It aimed, by the commission ofcrimes ranging from throats of pcroonal injury to murder, to destroy �MM6 OU. VOTERS-CAN'YOU SEE! DON'T) A consultation then .took plate between tho chief of. tri'rifle’ chibs and Capt. Lloyd, in which• it wae agreed that the MM. KDITOR ion., Oct. 30. 1876. " It is announced . of Georgia will d .Proridouta The ejett of the liberty loving people of Booth CarolHta pruolamatioo wromrtituall dime, arc looking wistfully to Atucri.*. ^the good pu on top. The rifle club men did not affect to con­ ceal their chagrin at. the intervention of the United States troojw, mjd loudly -Aud rcpcaUJily declared in -fri presence of the tn-^ps trit tWy'riinniNded to-kill Lb. November, is potent to every uhserriuc;.- Tb^iifaubiti mind. ? The blood of our fallen enmnwrif ; but their ttacri could bo fob --- disuugauried by tri bodies of dead negroes whom. they chanced to meet or whom they succeeded in.lmatiae.down. The riri. clnba whichriA.MaHed at flAYEM’ PT.ATFORM , House's Bridge far Uri.Bnal ahnghter . were animated by tho army offioera pres­ “Holiest, money for all, and ent to number at least BOO man, folly nnnou ana equ ijqyca wwnr.aM cotiected^/?ee . There from tri countiBs of KdgefloH, Aiken,tK.houW be 110 mflahon which and Barnwell. Before leaving .Rouso’b li Lt" depreciate J—---s-x- the -« will one nor bccBridge the leaders of tri rifle rtabs mtcrian interferanco which will fornutd tri wJored people trit‘,‘tri Yan­ kees had saved them this time, bet they destroy* |hc other." would gc$ them the .next lima.’'... At the f same lima tfaa rifle- dabs dedarid that NATIONALItKrCBLICA.I TICKET. “they .intend'd U> carry tho. election and kill evtay (colored Bogghriag ■wri wotin1 C.nvu- .-.I'-1 For PrtKidctif, not vote th® DaDinrretin linknl " f ATBOCLTY OF TH* TMBBOXmM. b .,,t .h <.f Ohio. The taatamoney before mo dceiyariyA J™*™ the nfle dubs for their ariembrig—the *»■*!'• hf ■ ■ -AV ViecPrent.fltt assault of the two coforcd robbers upon Miss Harley, a fuk. whiek I: wfaocd/in The per- 1»kBvu Wnumibem of Cougrow io Oh|fT ■ i pctuity of our free institutions admonish, ,and four in Indiana by hoping to train . NOT CAV8XD BY MISOOVK^X^nc.'tT. These ore some of the leading evidences of the domestic violence and insurrection which were the occasion of my call upon the President for military aid. The fo^ta prereuterf are dearly Droved, and the epn'1 elusion, reached are, I think, Bustaincd by the Tacts. They make a case, amply war­ ranting my call and the Tcaudmt’. re­ spouse. To have done leas would havo been to abandon tho chief function of government, and to rive permitted docne.-, tic violence and insurrcotiou to axompEsh result, acairit which tV CoMtrition of the United States was designed.Wguird •ffectually. There is one pretext iamewhat widely. TAe Dtmocr<Uic ckiumoI You can have in any shape you be It wa» the Democratie party that jfluuyetl the aatwu into a terrible war.- Crackers. ■ ' We brag on. Cheese. We sell the best Tobacco. Every State that treat yitto reMlioa war a Democratic Stale. Every ordihancc of Tbc O- thiakail Scceuion drafted, triii drawn by a Dem­ can gntbyfou ocrat. Every that firttl at the heart of the nation, and ererj/ drop ofblood rpil'rd foul. One of tho junior clerks in Governor in defending the old fag. tear the retnlt of A DEMOCRA TIC RERELU0N. He iiuirt that the Democratic party can­ day, 11 How can I hide the not be tnuted. Every rcM claim jwe. my coat alcove.?" “Ink 'em," replied i tented and urged, hat been presented by' a Democrat. Hr tad National debit, »re the ittidfs of Democratic action. The Greenback jxtrty movement it a Demorm/- him to go to the eashicr s desk and get his ic trick. They hope to draw largelyfrom time. “ Impudent nucnl," muttered the the RepnUierin jiarfy while the bulk of fdircold,fciDr-M talkie*, trial ipeonf -tctheir mint at inilrveted to mfe for tkr dermy rioae. Won't have it; won't havq it.’/DurW-* ‘ ' ,>9<* Democratic twket. WE THEREFORE —UH WARN RECIRLICAN GREEN Occamonally there u a tnau in the Pro­ *L&tfg»-WU-UAM a. -ttOWAUD.' H KKF.Y W ■sarer* —I-------------N-c',*-ee. ee-r.mf-r . Tf.nl Ifp-mxius mu. h(;1j. ’tr.WBaw"'*—•- Dtelrict-JONAB BA ('KERS, THA T THERE IS DA .VGER IN THIS MOVEMENT. The Republiean party has given us the best systam of curre|by that tbc people of Diltrtci-D.vvnr. JO' Jnar- cf¥ro •«e~<xrvrj.T .-mux We sell, from 50 to 80cts. the rTO.l“™^y°u buyin other places or 60cts. to $1.00. hibition party who secs tthe absurdity bf I running that organization aa a, tcudttf, to the Democrats. The Rev. A. G. Oomiogo of Ney Hta>paWrok.<wnt oftbc tendMc fe1r'_•HjMb&ro fo ri AM lUeu-r on B|e " this country hare ever had, and wo intend lo make it BETTER. We intend to make Prohibition ticket because-cither Hayes or th® Greenback, worth 100 rents in gold. Tilden will be the next President, and he Thtfaith of the Nation it ptrdgrd to tbit doei not km Uy f„r j to end. Wo do not advocate two kinda of come to hia party, through tri Democrats. Heurgco all of hiifr&i, A ’ erefGtc, (o' currency; one for the poor man, and an ­ I DO NOT STAND HEBE TO DE­ FEND EVERYTHING WHICH THE other for tri rich, but wc advocate one support Hayes directly inmiuJ of TilJon REPUBLICAN PARTY HAS DONE; mo"Cy /'T all. The Republican party is indirtedy. • ’ ( • .......-------------HOCRATld EVXJySESL THE--------democratic I HELD UP AS THE PAR- pledged to this end. The hope of thia We judge a man by hja past record ; KOHN, I AM REMINDED country, and of the poor man, is in the JECBEl-IT OLD LION IN If it ri good, tnxst bin), fyr writ he . ■—J.B. WHO SOUGHT TO life of tho Republican party. Let voters GAIN BT STRATEGY WHAT BE remember that the DEMOCRATIC PAR­ likdy.tD ri through years to coaie. Iphia COULDNOT GAIK BY STRENGTH. TY WAS THE DEADLY ENEMY QF ‘.THE SPIRIT AND TENDENCY OP record is rid wo a|nn him. Wq have no THK BEPCBL1CAN PARTY IBTO- THE GREENBACK, and opposed te all faith in him, and pay no rcs’jwt to his _.,r 18 STILL Republican legislation. WORTHY (PF CONFIDENCE. AND golden prumiaca. 8o with psrtire. Wo Remember it was tri Ifopnbrian jwrty Thought am not willing TO THRI W UP THE PARTY. that emancipated labor in thia country/ jtalgn them kF triir pfat record. If that 1 AM W DLING TO EXPEL is good we support them ; if it h' ba‘d ire THOSE MEN WHO HAVE thereby verifying tho declaration—that want ri&ing to do wnTtKrnT WJhare JJE®.JLBE_£A81y FOB their “ All men are barn free and egttal. ' _ OWSTKTIL ENJIS. I ACCEPT THE Yea, there ia danger ahead. We adl 5E?JiEId<-e£r".Im'1*E<-'Ar8E 1 ■ BLIRVK IN ITS PRINCIPLES, upon all men-Democrat., Gremrickera WHICH IT NEVER HASBEL1ED. LPS. IJOT ■ HKSITATK TO BAY and Republicana, al! who lore liberty, free THAT WILLIAM A WHEELER speech, free schools and good governtaqal, CuMHUJHKfalth. sggacagBffixiK <66$, tide county, and know him tori SbB^i npri^t andriorthy man, one Onatole Simmy TaMing. < want to close out. Remember. . We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. and pRESTON, gMITH) TiMtiogK. Aug. 7th, 1876. xxi30w4. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. 0.T.8ABIN. '• s ABI3ST <fe CO., and be happy again. •B««d ofTrado Building, Detroit, Mich, L.UnU Ca»h a.!, nn , y** READ THIS negroes b»c si «r.: * ’ an elderly looking man. in that uokemre Xottaa. ft tn G. TV. Balch., * •Wooibridg,’* SbelbrSs. FURNITURE, Detroit, Midi. JJjSii- H. Wendell & OoM , ■Mwohaata to. * *’• grain; FI trouble, but he wm democratically happy wd vey enthuaiaatic, as be 4.0 ITO AND SEEDS. 2’L56 DEtBOIT, &. . A GM Redaction ia Prita! SALISBURY i BROSSm Dealers tn gll U-’* I tasii btta& whoas lhe voters of his Representative Dirtwet may well fool proud of. W. will axriid tear' remarks no further, but will «ivn. to" our nwdere tho following which wealippod from rie Preu. JUCHIGAN. DptoteyGiottaifS rm,k MW Look here ' Look here! Writ! don't you think wo c« * Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm in tho bute? can do it, for, with tri help of ’ * KAJCT ft mri- Boa RKHUMBXTATIVK, I tri pomtion last winter, * ’ b, after it ballot that Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE to vote tri Republican ticket. Trim is w array of talent, end manhood, preceded upon the Republican ticket this frll, for both county, State and National dfficre, «4ond meu (Lu there j. , terrible war such as has never been predated by any S”»S oa with the ui, p,„ Ideal Greet; u weu th. <Mn k over,- 1 *n. ‘TEa . *( of Sumner Co., Kansas, Hhj tb.reo/M^licmQf Hsn. T. A. Hubbard in Uiri State will deet tri ReptabHcan can ‘gAri: Legislature of trit Slate. Mr. didata, hy fclfy 10,MO rmrimfry. Be sida thi. I declare and 1 cfaflbmgn ani any' was elected two years ago to the rearou of too mnch patting on and slapp“* bj rad tS it n^ K»*as j>gtdirturc from the 97th Dri shadow of proof to the' ♦wfrrt that kri«y>'pp<d & party intarmt, riwever great or ’ wUb marked ability. We arnumed the appearance of a wrecked con­ coald aver have induced me fo' ■ J known'Mr. Hubbard intimately for certina. H» cuffii were i« hi. wri ttB(j troubr‘rit »gUMK1 Mni no id to I have acted Spices. t matt and beat party the of New York. vuvuaw nueuu a ubyu ucscnucu, naaiuiy, trit those who engaged in this cqaapir* acy-wero crushed by an insupportable bur " Inariwurtolhia statement, of a vast ’ ng men and organs of aODOHTFUL. UNPRE-' —j State among present ' , YET UNFLINCHING iHipportcra Wtfe Hampton, prior tn hi?1 OM THE CINCINNATI rioemrition, my administtaiicm^of.jmMic I ON A SSI GN ED TO TH E affairs for thc past two yeam ris .- been honorable and succcaaful; and that di1 no time rintw I860 were the public,evils.-u> THBBBPBBt.lCAN PARTY. AND this Slaic so far abated or tbc prospect c< complete good government so bright The 3SI?JPl<iS2-FLAO IX time of utterances of Democratic newspaper, and Democratic speakers .nd leadtaj on this point would fill volume.. 'No. man who knows or seeks to know tho truth will frc. question this assertion. The charge that I hare been influenced HONORED AGAIN. by the desertion of Republicans to the ____ It « «ith real pleasure trit wo notice thi.tha.trii I rive tfround Goods. , Aa tho time for election comes nearer, In tthe independent voter ^fa—>rad more the name of these, the Union’s defenders, iiocliand to give the party we admonish all liberty loving peoph, 1which, WKh ‘ all ite frail trutfai. < Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure I pens—others upon the battle field. I01IAI A. HKLEB. unfounded. Tbc rifle dubs auwinMed io pursuaaco ofn walbmatured-pkn; known and pabiiahed ia; tho triri ftourika,to' “ put down the niggcra " by inflicting such demonstraiirik of foroan-t* canto tha leaders to flee and the mam of the followen to forego voting or vote tri-Den-ocTalic ticket. . ' I; i i, , t 1 have now meroiy deaenrid in outline tri domadn vfoloncc and immnreetion as it wriartually developed at Eitaafon and within a radius of 15 miles therof rom. Butin truth '.his was only one prise or center of tho violcnre and insurrection. It virtually overspread the countri bf Aiken and Barnwell, producing afreign of terror which depopulated large sdetions.pf those counties of al! colored males. Inves­ tigations now in progress Indicate ,unmis­ takably that tho 'actual murders commits cd cxcxftd the estimates heretofore formed by me or by those most familiar with the facts. Scores of colored men are still miss­ ing in addition, to those Already known to have Wen killed. ’’ io JlfgAutM-. the past, many of ^rim suffered in prison BBTKKFORDB.HAYES. '. VU ’ cry from the-ground, beware! beware! In the name of the three hun- "(wo, 1 powublj tbrsc^ died thousand boys. in bine, who to.day *To l«»»n • Irolon cany in their breasts horrible memories of ' EtT Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. box will decide the fate of our republic. That there are questions of vital impor­ side xml. The New York MbrZrf scy» the negroes of South Carolina'• have been tance to every American citiaen, to be de­ □th of t Utt«hl ,bat do not T(*c wvl». cided at tho ballot box on the seventh of I THE CLUBS DIIPEBBE WITH THRL1TS. Etc TEA! TEA!! ^nthoritica The great bottle tn be fought at the riflot nf thn nirna. Teas,.Coffees, Spices, Tobaoco. Crookery, 1 PuBH BEHUMBUGED. waMm.*1- r°!linS I,e*vi}y’ "Khatfy it "B^yw*—ie! iHi„g| SuouduM J j *“* “* J. M. HEWES, we guarantee SarifarticnHoarse lurnuuivu furnished free mu licano inc to •’fl* i ’*. ” taxing a Vaffin worth ??*«• , I’:'; porohasing a Coffin worth ire you better figures IL...r..K than cj wet £ «*• jCarriaie, Sin aid PAIN TER �0 ok < 3Oj M>» Muting at Pr.iri.villr rts^pii-WeBklf RopliblicajiBaniiBr, One uf the grandeel political rallies of tho Republican Meetings !” prooeat campaign w the Republican m.M V.tnUIVKRriiiBMEMTi"' Ifnicedng held in tho villagt of Prairieville het local ib^'picef DrugV HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. ■.J—..av.ur 14, amiuwni l far *acA «xi»er_-xxaX Ustrlia*. Pttan- AU About the County. The “Iron Troll. | prevailed throughout. I VlJ. i,. irgtetei The schoolhouse. a large one, wa, densely Packed through the entire time occupied by the exercise*. anil many people had to go away for want of standing room. The nudienee was addressed in tho afternoon hy.Mr. John W. Custer, u»campaign notorie­ ty, who was followed by jfe Hon. Alexander Cameron, of Knlamasoo, An a few disabled very few m able political orators on the stump in Michigan as Mr. Cualert He describes the condition of the South, the feelings of the Southern people, and their intense bitterness „ to morrow Hayra and Wheelagainst the North and the Government, as only an eyewitness, nnd one who has suffered by oui.iinuuication* forthte JIaxxkb their treason, ean do. p-x.ibly appear. The Hon. A. B. Maynard, of Detroit, spoke ..ha, \re you honeet in tbc belief that .li cinrio: • rite Ms name. , the i..J.it qultt *n«l orderly places to dclivcrvd injhla county. F financial qdestlon appeared I. -tir happily b at Wkr Grace'». I John, wouldn’t th ■’J be a happy Oil*, and. MiH1n»ry Qooda. i A .pit,,k«<:h j. i etipiite of ih. At;Lt',“LTTk“"d'V”",ltd‘r“di,h' the Bock, Mumu'i"., bj“s”m cridd.”' the inunieal and dramatic critic of tho New York' World, sent tree on application, together with the San Juan Guide, maps and time tables of thia new and popALL irxALWG TO BE IS THE EVES- ular route from Kauaaa City nnd Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ ISO VSLEB8 OTHERWISE rado, New Mexico, Arixona nnd the San srecmED. Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman AT Sleepers on the continent between tho Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains THE COURT HOUSE, change. Special round trip tour­ TUESDAY EVENING, OCT without ist** tickets from the Nittoufi llrrvr to ?1. 1876. Dcnrcr at S5V, good to stop off at all pointe. Addnsw. T. J. A.NHKRBON, Gen. Pau. Aat. to-nigbt, on the political issues ;XX53tf .Topeka, Kan. inyour kVWXzZHtd'VZv attention tv to UtCr our Ouijt/K stock QT of smoill strictlu V desire, r. to vail w An nrrciRirwnif'rifx'Q ?___anedaiitu m pureD.tiVGS ond-MEDlCINES- w We____ make ir dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. Webelieoett J JF<? believe it w for the inlorest of our Customers as well as ourselves to SCll^only prune and pure AfEDTCIiN'ES. ' ire ha ve a large stack■ of- ‘ i | Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, ' James O’Doxmel. Bought very low and WE urtU sell them at prices that will please tho closest buyer. of tho day. Let every body Caution. ' attend. • BARNES & COMPANY. D. R. Cook and Geo. M. Dewey. llMting.*, Aug. 12th 1876. xxi31yl All pcreoin are cautioned ag linst pur­ Nov. 3d, at Orangeville Village. chasing u Note given -p* me to Walter the excellent muxle. furniaho*! by the Prairie­ Nov. 4th, at Calkins School 'Blake, about the 28thjtf September lost, ville Glee Club, a choir of ladles and gentle­ House, Prairieville. » _ for Forty DoLan*.. Aa the Note wts ob> men, comprising aotuc of the beat music*' taiby frond. Nov, 6th, at Woodland Center. taiccd ' 47tf PuRDEnicn N'AciireiRit. John W. Custer, proprkle andpalriotic. «pd wep- auog by the choir, aad appreciated by the liatenere, with Oct. 30th at Ohidistcr School To Loan. ' the enthusiasm which pror«4«thelr hoaria were House, Rutland. Oct. 31st, at Brew School A few thousand dollar* to logo in sums j SPLENDID DISPLAY OF House, Irving. . of $50(1 fur three years, secured on- farm ( iu tho iltut, nor lower*! fron. Sumpter'* staff Nov. 1st, Bowen’s Mills. Yan­ property. before a united South, nor that they who did R. .1. Grant. their be*t to take the Uf* of thii Government, kee Springs, xxi51wl the beet on God'* green oarill. (hall ever hold Nov. 2d, at Hyde School House Maple Grove. ' Notice. HATS, FLOWERS, &C. three rousing cheers were given forU<*resand Nov, 3d,at Wiles School House * Wheeler, the speakers aad the ehoir. Assyria. I'ariaora Uku notiep that I hate ; All kinds of Ladies' Underwearat the Lowest Prices. Nov. 4th- at Decker School bought out tho iatervs*. of Calhoun A ' Fancy Goods of all kinds Cheaper than Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will j House, Assyria. find it to your interest to call and see me'. Another Howl. Nov. Gth, at the Court House, icvor and in quality to suit the taste of every rHSltf J. W. Brock. Hastings. m. oBwijXTifZii Mto-iOT■» person. Remember the place, State Street, J. W. Stinchcomb. ^^r, i?rhours “"4hof"rany day, ready tod* j opposite Roberts’ Drug i Nov. 1st. at Branch School found atw «H l l o St&re. more will be defeated unless Thomas with­ House, Maple Grove. any work in hi. line, ft.™ ,,ultiux« MW I GIVE TJ8 A. CALL. draws. Lu cither rase, whether Thomas rc. MRS. CIT.AW A AT.T.V.W. Nov. 2d, at Ellis School House, I|»k. in » old »h«., u. the building of i Iboheat buggr over seen tn the county of signs or no*. McGowan will be elected.-but it Assyria. Barry. Wt forget th-- place; iu the . MISS VINE TREGO. Nov. 3d, at Stevens School *hop with Jason Rich £ Bro., corner o Hastings, Hastings,Mich., Mich.,Oct, Oct,5, 5, 1876. 1876. House, Johnstown. Church and Railroad Street. 1 . 'J!™" ' Machines,&Marbl» Works.I Ay»r> Adva. & Crocertes. Nov. 4th,"at Burroughs School “,:if_____ _ tion. The Democratic game work* well. Unde House, Johnstown. Horse fur hale—A good raxcn year old “ Dick Jo oca hat at laet foultd Jiintaelf in tho marc, soundj weight 1200 pounds. Time ' Clement Smith, ' Ayer’s Democratic rank«. through, the Greenback given for payment. Oct, 31st, at Hickory Corners, Jcl.llS Dcvn.b. . movement, and inasmuch a Mr. Thotaaa prox.to. i.,i, ..i r. ami k-v me village. xxilfitf • Nov. 2d, at Pinery School । l-HEAl- CE.vnun.UX TKIV-To j tu bealett. Well, never mind John, House, Yankee Springs. For restoring Gray Hair to ' Nov. 4th, at Striker School Smith, Manoc Pnston’i* and settle to save costs. We must have our pay. । House, Baltimore. its natural Vitality and Color. « xxi46tf ’ ' rill be elected beeauye Henry A. Clement Smith and A. H. Ellis. which hat once Nov. 3d, at Diamond School House, Orangeville. healthv, and cfA. H. ELLIS—ON FINANCE. fcctunl for prcREGISTER. Oct. 31st, at Carlton Center F O r i i II g the AUTOMATIC ‘ '' ^K, Lair. Faded or I -Nov. 1st, at Van Arman School f/rat; hair is toon House, ■Rutland. School House. v restored to its BUY your TICKETS I Family Knitting Machine SECOND WARD—At the Widow Rtoe a» Nov. 2d, at Nashville. original color, * House. * with the plots mil freshness of youth. TWO'VOr i Nov. 4th, at Middleville. THlftD WARD—At the Council Room, wwvw w . Vaefal and WwaOrrAal IwvrnUwn Thin hair is thickened, foiling hair P. W. Niskern, Empire B'ock. checked, and baldness often, though I SMI pi ii'. --Nov. 1st, at Center School DRAWING POSiTIVr.I.Y FOURTH WARD—At the Sheriffs Of­not always, cured by its use. Noth­ erar? day family u»e. It Is *> THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1876, House, Hastings. ing can restore the hair where tho fice. Court House.________ —'■■•sriJtrtir'rUMrfeAii. OB MOKEY BEjTVMDRD. follicles are destroyed, or the glands Nov. 3d, at Creasys Corners, Loaf. atrophied and decayed. But such as Prairieville. remain can be saved for usefulness A Fortune for Only $12.00. Nov. 4th, at McBain School by this application. Instead of foul­ On Thuradnv oflnut week, a large Now ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it fuuudland dug,‘with strap around bin Deck House, Prairievillo. «• <«. sad from will keep it dean and vigorous. Its nnd know* hi. name. (Curley.) I purehoed Nov. 6th, at Prairieville Village KENTUCKY CASH DISIR1BUT10N CO. eomrieto.in/rom.Aw twenty to forty pair ofsocks in sdmr. ALLEN & TREGO’S re Hoyford, and the prisoner urj.-l, there being p/cause of action, lentand that Mrs. Daniel Haskin. of ln« received ■ letter from her hwtrent to the Black Hills in quenl of n Dttcnu, Martin school bouM ‘.;t Mrs Hariett (peak* at .c thu evening. Ix?t the lleptO»an l CU th? old Court House If in any pert Irt them MS'! for mulfrt-hca l Dennis of the .1 John W. Glasgow, uf Balliir-..v • -,T |Mi eveuiiig while :< at church scything fa the troyed. Iffvurcii *« parry «t JuLncox. of Orangeville, baa au sale on Wednesday, Nor. 6, "6. Corn Lcu*e!>oi-l furnltnre will bo mild.—A chance rfarein he »aid, D. it. Cook is, an ignoramus Ifry Iiaa been built on the Engine room -alaro..' The batfry was built by here tn PsUnnlay law from l lii'adelpbia that Mercian Bailey, who waa viailfag the Centew- Fall and Winter Millinery ! Hair Vigor, LAST IX CHANCE. THE BICKF0RD said dog of J. H. 8uttou of Hotinga, and Turn out Eveiybody. The ladle* are any information concerning raid dog may cordially invited. Ih- left with Sutton, or myself. AnyoM By Order of Rep. Co. Com. S. J. Bidelman, Cairmau. "iving any information will confer a favor tMMtju«of1y will not be nt the ofttc darning - ‘-.ft MV --------tint ben ci* tuld alx>ux n. R, -Cook. But then it U In keeping with about everything he prints (p.>lii1cally} and there is as much truth wi!I ..tta'S-.t’niEOKi nm&rT.- “'U bvvo ' found equally as meM M the Sswiaa Maohlas. , Tbandar. Mor. 1». ,*™-.nr] which oeexxion they will ilfstribnlr to the ticket hoMvtv th* imu.«n»« ram of $600,000! TI1OMA,WA„„. tl Rutland Oct. 30lh, 1876- PKTSBS’ MUSICAL MAGAZINES. Special Notice. Tho*. P- Porter, cx-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man’gr. I.U-T or aiFTtf: GTOTMrt C-.h Girt--.................... PETERS' HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, Fn»i;swi -w‘™ “ ‘‘J. u that. Mr, “ Mc'Jow.in bad virtually l,-„ fri,^« >»J •nwnfrom theeanraaa. ' Mr, McGowan ukm rh« -inJu- or,1,rrn'’^^a, -a,. Offic-1 where l»e will be found ready, win j ‘ie|, but in getting better, and will not i,.g ,id oon.pW.nl iodo ■« to line i„:ru«l«l In hi* core. Tb.nkiog yon PETERS PARLOR MUSIC, NO 23, tow I b«p» b, «ri« .a-™ »wi< d MUMU—or the SI.OU RMkuorJRra.Mroerk.-byKi.W •ereix holding a big meeting at the Rapids thia week, after having had such a wman her XX153U! Swarr. bare owe week ago last Saturday. . Hear the JavtKul -decidedly the largest political gath­ W, would eJi the mH*Hoo of oor LA CREMATE LA CREME. No. 35, ering held in thia country for eight yearn.” mo.ie.1 Irinod. (olio f»ltorio» nr Priaa»a~U.—‘»i~ poblwbrdby J.L. rrn.M.1 Brad 1’. R. Cook could not write hb riamr, would w.r, S<» York; Mflely: Pan,.' Iloowbold Molodi-. ■»«—»g ■Try again An mine, though we don’t boiler* 6,e or rir Ixwnuful SOTS’ "? ChoroM.. 1-Sot.' Valor Motk, cot—u« PETERS' ORGAN SELECTIONS, We are informed that the rerj gentles 25 cts. marble works _A.t Kalamazoo. Micli_ JiS.uit Vinnu Munir by the b«* K“"> r™«lS.thKs»» MoaiuM. for RooJ « r‘'i?S’”sMrol SdawioOT. OTouminx hr-vlrd FaHlor of the Juursud weuH lie. f IIvmn>. Anthems, etc., and P.UOT' Oa.ro Cbo™~, OToUwag fair rhoion Ckonaar to Sl.si»: Soar eueba debtee that if A nanisa were living to*lay, be wouM deliver up tho bell to Denair. XXltTlI _____________ _ Mo„umc»uorUwb-tAm«l«„jml Imported. Marble, Tablet* and Hoad stones of all description madetoiw-er on short notice, abo Granite Mornuinents of the various patterns supplied to custorncro, . pprgSuSA vbCHOKUSXS, jjK I petebs” aXcBBb * SELECTIONS Having steam power and machinery for sanding, highi poHnmng and cutting mortices, we can do wore tKtgiT.a talur Uum Uk»« »>» mnu ” Get These Excursion's to Kansas. 25 cts. magazine - r ., S-E-^K.aTj.K'S J. It Msirr^o- penietilm addrw, John M. OtlMa, Gen. Sd&ectuthcPsbWHW. ^4 perfttme. WINSLOWS STEAM 25 cts. t-h;? for Stare Senator in thii 10th Senatorial HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found s»-desir­ able. Containing neither oil nor dve, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a ridi, glossy lustre ami a grateful tssi Sys occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling oflj and consequently prevent baldness. Free from, those deleterious substances which make some preparations dan­ gerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor "can only benefit but not harm it If wanted merely for a M*"*11 x«MM Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer i Co., LOWELL. MASS. FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. W. A. Woodworth, Atty. Mid Rod Rotate Agt. Dough., Mich. �Furniture, ILKTHffl S.8WCI; Penelon*. Eto. Holloway'* Ad. Dru, HASTINGS HfflB Mt PROBATE ORDER. witt Its AgMliK CHOOSE BETWEEN’THEM STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. Where von wnl find all kind* of nwm i jts^r'B'-JsAsi fwntj Motiieraan.) Danihiaa Of every Description which we can aeU cheaper than any bouBJ in -Bar­ ry County, for these rraaons: lat. Because we have no rent t» pay 2L Because we make the most of our goods ounelrea. 3d. Because we keep the bent c work- PHOBATK OKUER. of MiohUan. at L*a*i«r. tk» d«j and yuar 91,1 EJj.’lMl'fiLbKX. Secratarr bfStat*. By Wa. Ctossr. Deputy.. HM RS I 'Rowden IHM 3 jilent Merrick 1» ' b on* tblacmor* thsn tadthr* t •• raw*dy for Grail, ^o2j2J*J,*Jh* < Siek HMdacbro uhd »»nt *fA>>w(, Wc sell nooo of tills cticop-mnde Fur­ niture that bi nuide by machinery. The good* wc make h made by hand, and warranted. Wc L vltc all peraona to call and inspect our goods, lor they al How tu I* Sirunj. bear inspection. No trouble at all show goods. Parties ifaviag Pictures to irains ■raid inerra** r*hxatta. Til, m.lTTS’ wouldtlo w«*D tag ‘them framed cf as we can do it Pn. ..*rand Cheaper than any bouae in F ■ .y Cotfnty. Wo keep the Larjtvrt nLd Be*t polocicd stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDixgs, BHACKjars, Patsm-Hold- SS-X-E > enid rotate, are requiredIto ERb, WALL-POCTCKTO, FlJBPEa- Hounczs, 4/«a IK.t’JP.K and every thinx In tbc Furniture line. We invite ell persons to call and look < Ihnri.i n*w»y*p*r print­ aid County oI Barry for three Peerless Milk Safer. now on exMbition at our Ftttt ituic Store. AH kinds of work matio to or­ der. Repairing of all kind* of old fur PROBATE ORDER. niture neatlv done. STATE OF MICHIGAN. • «ui>lr of WE MEAN BUSINESS! tntu.n ofthb Eut* u* xabmittad to Cb* n*oH« of Furniture Iloonu couth ride State St. of HmIIuc*. on Mrncay. t»o ZU flay or uctoDer. th* Huue. forth*ir ndoption or roj«iiun. rinjmal opposite B. A. Ooodyetr's Hardware ia the year on Uh out* nd debt hundred tad Store. trmtj-’dx. ' Proeent. S. C. Prindle. Judy* of Probate. STEBBINS BRO’ftO In the matter of lb* rout* Of Charlie J. and uktrwftksr^sr-£ rListf SarahTA. Siaeo Mitiorr. an r On road he and fliiuy iKbeUtion. duly Tended, of Selah W.Mapea Guardian nf Mid minora, yrafinc for reaeoni therein nt forth, thathf may be lloenandtnaeUeartaiareai route of mH minor*. Our Centeftnial, MT ACo.. mUcU-h. Pbtegtt srncutud fas a Untustunted. No!<•« formiking rreiimloary examinxiiOM. .No «i4,Uon-.l f»e« lor oMaimraod tonduetior a rcbcMtMt- ypemul atteutioa «i*en to laterfereuro t.earo beforo the Patrat OBew. Kxuulou Wbro Comtcim. InMuoMUMt ttaip ii Train has brought me a well' assorted stock of Boots. Shoes/aqd Goiters for tho MUBincr and fall trade, which I will sell way. dowti low Toy Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different kinds of Setring Machines. Nee­ dles and ^uaahinc Oil. 1 also sell Well L. Cistern I imps. xx-lltf OM Hcnafy Lund Warrant*. The la-t Report cf(hr<’.’<nuri»*rone-of theGra«raj.Laud OGce ’Ik.w. XMfT-XH aoroa of Bounty Land Marrant* ouuaaalnx. TBmo wrre imad u*d«i <^..W whom Cppraitc the Port Office Hastings, Mich. .PROBATE ORDER. Whitman's Assorted Candies—tbc best STATE OF MICHIGAN. County orBa-ror. ’ - -• 2t full supply at J. P n reMtou of th* Probate Court for the Cot B»nr bolden at th* Probate Ofiao in th* Robert )l**t>nyi on Monday the Vth day October. For.Toledn bottled alo by the dozen or otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to John ‘Stanley's. xxi44t3 ‘ Far Stomach* oat of Order, iela* will *o eflaetualiy imyrv MlMhM thro* Pill*: lb«y r 70atixb>l»>ie<l 1HO.S American aad Foreign Pa teat*, QILMUEX A C'.r.r-^-on Chinas* NE*WADVERTISMENTS. Ezasir&irx un-1 nho di.«har»«! from u f Fnyand Bounty, and sailors of the 1 dayofJn C. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. 77 r>'?. Ceo. M. Savage &, Co’s Col ADMINISTRATORS SALE. W. 1 krrant’s Seltzer Aperient mioeral’wiu An tb^^rW pr0,‘ctl“ “f ,fce ho*t SOLD BY ALL DRUOGUTR. 6KR CSyiy7week7o Aaentr. Sample* FREE 900 Pjl P. oTvtCXiaT. Auyuata. Malty. aaEHia&^sl^SinfSi: STERN LANDS NOTICE OF £2S|g§*lORERS OWTEftTF: A T1S KA.1!! H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, STATE OF MICHI CocitTT or Bab ^sMlcE -ALL INSECTS. ! Respectfully announce ! that he has a(ain engaged in the DRUG TRADF. *".J line in stock oxa daily amcing. a fresh and ft”^ Stock of Drugs and Mautines, Dye Stuffs, honey Goods, and in fad a com­ plete Stock of Drugguri Merchandise u hich he off"' to the people at greatly M duced. Prices. REMEMBER, the Per- GENTS WASTE!" One d-oor east of Spauldin{»Haetings, Joly IS, 1S76]_________ _ WE EHEMY Of BISEASE I ro*4 ' POSITIVELY CURED. NOTICE OF ^gJ^ggSIONERS OJ and Obscare Diseases STATE OP MICHIGAN. IM FroUto Oonrt fo CoCTrrr or iUowr. >“ aaid Cowfr. AIJMSMMaSsfi THE FOE OF PAIA TO MAN AND BEAST I* th* Orani OH mustang WHICH HAS STOOD THETEST 01 *thxiubis >'0 ??l:uE,sEssllir NOT HKAL. NO I-AMINJ’- SO wiM- »Sr.£uAfci.I:?rs thS'hi? Torre HagjejoLa • ^ ESb|sE^t8b ’ ALUABLE H0W»- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-02.pdf 9ce0b806c7a9ab3ba62b9ef02fd6746a PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 54. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1876. Clover AND .7t/A’ Wagons, Buggies, Etc PUBLISHER. Where they arc, and what Security there is for them. STAND UP ! .VrMtr*. Julius Houseman, 'Theodore 11. 8EHBSEH mnwim. •o Street, llMtin**. Dairy L BA'UIPTIOX: Hinchman, Merrill J. O M. Barnes, JI'wi II. Haze, Caleb Vaullusan. E. .S’. Jfw.re, Russell Bish- IXL Wind Mill of Michigm what you know about the Which is the best self governing mill in the market. From the Laniioc R»t>uUI»u. Ort. Z7. Under the heading of*' Unbusinesslike Cheaper than ever. S' dednetlnt AND BUSINESS CARDS. First national bank, Mboroef tip, Alexander MacFarlaii, a.id other WAGONS AND BUGGIES! -Eg­ E. A. Todd, Mills, IFm. L. Bancroft, Allen Potter, Also for the /•_; TES 1>F ADVERTISING. Michigan national bank, Kalamazoo. W. H. Stone & C«., bankers, Adrian. First national bank, Centerville. Firs', notional bank, Port Huron. Second national bank, Bay City. Port Huron savings bank, Port Htirou. First national bank, East Saginaw. First national bank. Three Rivers. Second national bank, Hillsdale. Peter B. Loomis, banker, Jackson. Second national bank, Lansing. Lansing national bank, Lansing. Second national bank, East Saginaw. THE STATE DEPOSITS. MESSER & POWERS, Are agents tor the Celebrated geo. M. DEWEY / Hullers, WHOLE NO 1097, Here are 37 different banks, located in leading Democrats, and tell the people “ perilous situation^-of your Banks. various sections of tbe state, and if any advantage accrues from this money, it is fairly distributed. management of the alate finances,” the Free Press of Sunday. Oct. 22, treated its Next we were permitted to copy the bond given by one of these banks, which is exactly the samd in tenor and effort with the bonds given by all tho other banks (and I pinna readers to a column of discolored or reads as follows; I' false ' ' ati statements, and closed with the fol­ BOND OR AGREEMENT. • nd Ii (J I • II (flei TS for ail other ■ lows in the market, AT AGRICULTURAL HALT. One door east of Goodyears Hardware. HaRiinjzs, April’ 12, 187G. Doctor Aiklny^ouble Column. SALISBURY K BROSSF.At IPJOII llMtina*; lti»I>-. Sept PHIL H . MSKEP.N A'DTo&NF.Y AT LAW. ProtaM atti 1 w <''‘llreti /in. tltBcc wi’h V> u Ji.ier ufthe Peter. till*. -V HARVEY WRfcllT. take a, Wo foundi day morning, to sec if he would '•stump" from tho Free Press. him courteous and attentive, as he always‘ is. He stateb that the money belonging; DENTIST Nashville, to the people was in well known hanks, perfectly secured, and he would bo glad to have the people know all about it. Micuijau. ; He had never been asked the question during his whole term of office, by anybody, which banks kept the state money, nor what se­ Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. curity be had taken for it; and it was there­ fore not true that ho ‘Tcfascd" to give the information. Ho cheerfully showed READ! READ! READ ! us the lirt of banka, and permitted a copy Special Medical Announcoment STATE DEPOSIT BANKS. TO THE Sick and Afflicted! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. a >PMhUv of tho followtar «*- COJTSUL TA TIONFHEi:. “CB „ I'ocIvm cbaraw aniao raodorate that the st rewlva the bsurft of hi* .kill. tbe various bondsmen are CONSPICUOUS DEMOCRATS. City nationaAank of Grand Rapids— (Julius Houseman, democratic and green­ ;back candidate for lieutenant governor; ' Henry Frafcck, former sheriff of Wayne j county. Michigan national bank of Kalamazoo— Allen Potter, Congressman. Merchants and manufacturers' bank of Detroit—Theodore H. Hinchman, candi­ < date for state senator. First national bank of Owosso—E. A. 'Todd, ex-mayor and candidate for state senator. 1 First national bank of Detroit—M. I. Mills ex-mayor and delegate to the St. Louis convention; Caleb VanHuseu, a hard shell democrat. First national.bank of Grand Rapids— Truman H. Lyon, James Blair, James M. Burnett. Fint national bank of Jackson—Allen Bennett, Almon Patterson. Lansing national bank—O M. Barnes, former representative in stale legislature; John J. Bush, ex-state librarian ; W. H. Hase, ex-city assessor. Second national banksof LansingDwight S. Smith, candidate for circuit , court comisaioncr. First national bank of Port Huron— Wm. L. Bancroft, delegate to gl- Louis convention; O'Brien Alkuwon. FiratLnational bank of Three Rivers— E. 8. Moore, president; Stephen Kelsey. Genesee County savings bank, Flint— man. First national bank of Detroit—Jacob 8. Farrand, Alanson Sheeley, ex senator; John Owen, ex-states treasurer. Second national bank of Detroit—C. H. Buhl, ex-mayor; Allan Shelden, James F.Joy. Firat national bank of Three Rivera— A. C. Prutzman, ex-senator; D. Francisco. Second national bank of East Saginaw —A. B. Wood, ex-senator ;G. W. Morley, Charles L. Ort man. Wm H. Stone A Co., bankers, Adrian. Crccry, tnsruor of (ho U.U of Michiphr _ w s Wilcox, waoM ex-senator ; ncury Hut. —W-S. Hart. or Itis Bucacsaor in office, upon or by vw American national bank of Detroit—S. tuo of the above and foregoing agreement, J. Murphy, Newell Avary, M. 8. Smith, according to the terms and condition there­ Charles Boot of. . , First national bank of Owosso—Amos Witness our hands awd.aeris this 12th Gould, ex-senator; T. D. Dewey. day of January, A. D. 1875. Second national bank of lensing—E. Ixx<yesr. H. H. Smith, ex-mayor. alex. mcfarlan, 81A.L. Gunrann county saving" bank of Flint— Wm. WESTOVER, J; B. Walker, Wm. W. Crapo. D. C. SMALLEY, BEAL. Eirat national bank of Eart Saginaw— W. L. PLUM, E.Tjudd,8. H. Wrimer, A. P. Brewer. W. H. TOUSEY. City national bank of Grand Rapids— ALBERT MILLER, T. D. Gilbert, W. B. Ledyird. JOHN McGRAW. Fitrt national bank of Monroe—Talcott HENRY W. SAGE, E. Wing, C. G. Johnson, Wm. H. Boyd BEAL. A. J. COOKE, Wm. L. SMITH, to be taken which is as follows: ’ •Joy Comfort q,nd Happiness DR. J. B. LaSURE Among । McGowgus ‘•busted’’ bank. But with a Wm. B. McCbeert; State Treas. [heal] man like McCrcery in office, it will be Wm. Westover, President. [seal] I criminal negligence if the people sf the state W. L. Plum, Cashier. do not take from him the keya of the treas . Second national bank seal, ? ury and consign theiy care to a man of Boy City, Mich. J undoubted integrity, |rht>8a first duty it I In consideration of tbe premises and of shall bo lo see that the money is safe and । the «um of otto dollar to us in hand jpaid, secured, and who will have no hesitation . the receipt whereof is confessed and ac­ at any time in" giving the people full in­ knowledged, we, and each of us do hereby fortnation in respect to that money. jointly and severally guarantee the full pay­ Knowing the sturdy conragu of Col. ment of any and all Bums and balances McCreary, wo called on him last Wednes­• which may ’become d«c lo Wn>. B. M«- HASTINGS. MICH.. L. K. STAUFFER. PraP- a 1•100,000,000, .nd the amount is payable without notice whenever willed for. lowing? bold assertion, which is so much in This agreement, made this 12th day of II cotitraai contrast with the usual sneaking style of January, A. D., 1875, by and between Wm. B. McCrcery, treasurer of the state , Chat paper that it merits wtuc notice: of Michigan, party of the first part, and i If the [atatel treasurer himself knows the Second national bank of Bay City, _____ _ _ _ I how valuable tfic securities held for these Michigan, party of the second part, wit­ . w->\A ~ vi .J | deposits are, there is no on. outside of his nessed! as follows: . ' 4 ...i r'* u At ij • v f । office or beyond personal | First. The party of the first part agrees A G j beyond tho tho range range of of his his personal confidence who docs; and fur all the pub- tto make the Second national bank of Bay ; lie knows, or will be permitted to know so (City aforesaid a depositary of a part of the | long as a republic.™ administration remains #surplus funds belonging to the state of | in power, not a half or one-fourth of the ;Michigan aforesaid, as authorised by law. deposits are secured at all. The treasurer, Second. The said bank agrees to re­ candidate as he is for the suffrages of the <ceive and safely keep all such surplus funds people, and pledged as he is to their ter* <of said state of Mich, os may be offered or vices by the oath of his office, dare not <deposited by the treasurer, and to reimburse pbblish a list of the bauks holding the stat v tand pay tbe same to said state treasurer I’.« \t». READf, READ THIS I READ EVERYBODY 1 I funds and of the sureties to whom the state <or his successor in office or whoever may RubkII Bishop. looks for indemnity in case of any failure |be lawfully entitled to receive tha same, Citizens' national bonk, Flint—Robert on the part of tho banks. He dare not ■whenever called fer; and to pay interest on ■J. Whaley. . ’ * FOR Till CTRE OF • show the people what he ha.’ done with ।such surplus* funds so deposited in said E. O. Grosvenor A Co., bankers, Jones­ “■ CHRONIC , ..JgSFHS^Sli............-I their money, or pumtit them an opportun- Ibank at tbe rate of four per cent per an­ ville—W. D. Thompson. ily of judging what tho prospect is that num, to be computed on daily balances P. B. Loomis, banker Jackson—J. B. it will be returned to them when called ।and paid on the 31st day of March and Eaton! for. 1 30th day of September of each year, or at FiraKnational bank of St. Johns—John any other time when the account may be Hicks. ' On Tuesday. Ort. 24. the matter was closed. But with the impartiality of an officer followed up by an article headed, “ Can Third. It is mutually agreed by and tho people afford to re-elect McCrcery ? " between the respective parties hereto that who looks after the best security, irrespec­ the said bank ahull at all limes keep a just tive of politic, these bonds contain the and the bold statement is repeated : uamoi of the following The treasurer will neither disclose where and true account of all moneys and funds PROMINENT REPUBLICANS: several hundred thousand dollars of the deposited by the said Wm. B. McCfeery, money of ths pcopla is, nor what security treasurer as aforesaid, snd render to him First national bank of Grand Rapids— the state has fur it. There is nolhiug *to monthly statements thereof? and that tho S. L. Witbey, judge of U. 8. diatrirt show that the institutions which have the aa-d bank shall at all times honor and pay eourt. state money are solvent, nor that some of all checks and drafts of the said. Wm. B. Citizens' national bank, Flint—J. W. them are not kept from disaster by the McCrocry, treasurer, as aforesaid, to the Begole, ex-congressman ; Wm. Hamilton, bolstering which tho state affords them. amount of tho funds so deposited by him mayor. w’rayCTfrae. * Coldwater national bank—Charles UpIt would bo unsafe under any eircumstanc- as aforesaid. In witness whereof the said party of the1 son, ex-congressman. —--— .—.--------- - — es to permit a continuance in the future Mtparior iSlVaad’i’mprov* , of tbe financial management of the past, I first part has hereto set his hand and seal, Southern Michigan national bank, | with every day a possibility ol the state and the said party of the second part has1 Coldwater—C. C. Randall and Cyrus G. | being startled by Clio information that a caused this agreement to be subset ibed by Luoe, ex-atate senators. portion of tho state money has gone the the president and cashier thereof, and the First national bank of South Haven— George Hannahs, ex-senator; 8. R. Board­ way of that of the unsecured depositors in corporate sea! thereof to be affixed. lilLKS DIILIMOIMMPMS PKG EON, ' , total depo.it of 1900.000 is Dot lew than asgsaoss Second national bank, ]>etroit. , American national bank, Detroit. . . Merch'uan’i manufactur's bank, Detroit Importers and tradera' nat’l bank, N. Y. Southern Mich, nat’l bank, Coldwater. Union City national bank. Union City. First national bank, Grind Rapids. City navional bank, Grand Rapid*. First national bank, Grand Haven. First national bans, South Haven. Citiun's national bank, Flint Genoeoc county savings bank, Flint. National exchange bank, Albion. INDORSEMENT. Approved (according to section 353 complied lawsjou January 16, 1875. WM. B. McCREERY, state treas. RALPH ELY, auditor general. E. G. D. HOLDEN, secretary of state. Among the signers of thu bond are John McGraw and Homy W. -Sage, known throughout the nation for mercantile honor, whose wealth is not less than •5,000,000 Henry A. Conant Merehanta and manufacturers' bank of Detroit—3. W. Tinker, John Belknap. Wrimtar. First national bank of Charlotte—Jo­ seph Musgrave, Edward 8. Lacey. Second national bank of Hillsdale—H. B. Rowboo, C. T. Mitchell. First national bank of Battle Creek— E. C. Nichols, C, WakeX Wm. Merritt. Pint national bank of Centreville—D. F. Wolf, John I. Major, W. Jamea Ma­ apioe, and A’«- McFarlan, a millionaire. jor. Citizens' national bank, Nilea—J. C. All the bonds given to secure the depoeiu Narmore, G. W. Platt. in other banks were looked over by us, National exchange bank of Albion—W. and tho following names gleaned from Firet national bauk, Jaok»--n. First national bank, Charlotte. among them. No bo«d has lea than five FfaM MU00.1 but of a. John— First national bank, Battle Creek. signers, and they run up as high es fifteen; Chuta Kipp. S. 8. Write. Frat national bank, Owobbo. . the average number is seven. It will be Grosvenor & Co., bankcra, Jonesville. seen that the entire reeouroee of eaeb bank First national bank. St. Johns. . larepledgedbytUprerideutaad cariuer ; Coldwater national bank, Coldwater. First national bank, Detroit. Second national bank, Pontiac. Citixens national hank, Niles. then each signer of a bond is iRdiridarily 1 liable for the full amount dua to tbe [OvMa f’°rl �- FAITH OF Teas, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc | The Journal would tell tire, truth hi. penu, u horal ud <n* RqmblkaD, DEMcould only think of W- TEA! TEA!! a splendid penman, and a gentleman pos­ sessed of more than common ability, asks Jio. M.DKWKI. the support of every honest man in the - _ - IUbTIBOS, Mich., Kot. 2, 1878. county. Crfawback. party morcteent Editor Baxneb : He is deserving, and w» doubt not that he will receive a very largo ma­ make tlui following remark : jority on Tuesday next. TBEABCBER. r.ul »1.«, .ad toari.h.4 for a ““ » . 1 ..l.-eairt f luur Gan. W. Wilcox, of Yankee Springs, Two men were'in a wore in Prairieville, and were dueuasiflg the Greenback move­ OnewM.i ftill-fledged Democrat, meat. and the other wa.^n Grvetiluick Democrat, tbe Tilde,; man was castigating his erring brother for bis folly, and said: “ Tilden be our no/' President," when tho will Greenback orattn remarked : ’• Keep still! than whom there is not a better or more honest man in the State of Michigan, asks your suffrages on Tuesday of next week. Coffee. Ilk. Ik. Mr. Wilcox has long been a resident of prillk.1 Odrf. n. k.. Ik.~ri.in Yankee Springs, and u known throughout ... tu. ak~ u- wrthe county as a mnn of sterling integrity Peculiar indood is the article of the 19th and honesty. See to it, Republicans, that I. IV dl,«rtrrtM«k>k- •■UK-''"" he receives, as he certainly is drilled to, n heavy majority on the 7th inst. XAT1OXAL REPUBLICS TICKET. Wh.1 r—Ur —•.* > ■ •“ auU. I. -r TH «lH«r .nn- ilk. “ PROSECITINU ATTORNEY. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. Charles H. Bauer is sgain your cacThis is, u we ^.iave been contending, a 1 (didatc for Prosecuting Attorney, and will For President, RUTHSRFORDB. HAYES. Democratic * trie. of Ohio. . ridiculous in tbe eye* othis own politic* brethren', and U>va he vsahbod thf tr« catch Republican Spices. in i future, as in the past, do the legal work The Gretaiba.‘k movement will foil 1for the county in a satisfactory manner. Mr. Bauer baa tho ability, as we all know this fall in all thA pertains to success. The 1 and, as Prosecutor, we know it requires a issue i« between’ ‘he Republican and the man who wiU look to the interests of the Demecratio parti A Hayes or Tilden will (county and not roll up a vast amount of votes. Fv Vice-Pmidnd WILLIAM £ WHEW of New York. orabtemen. Il teretessly attempted U> .Mew a vile Btandwer from publie realempt by allowing him thsaaeofite columna without kit ark*owladc£ the oulheribip of hb vQL Cxipcr and Carey will be <county to defray. United States. Mr. Bauer is retained in his present po­ defeated.' The Democratic party is as distinctly sition. 1 ForNupI. utbaxSk namelew aaaallrr of a man'a reputation 1 Shield, did I ray t Nay, aid and abet b’im in CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS. and positively hostile to the Greenback as hia dirty work by giving him the use of its cal Messrs. Niskern, of Middleville, and a currency as it fas in 1864, '65 and ’68. Cadwalladkii, of Barry, are the noeri- They profess lot (for tho Greenback, and 1-WILUj nees, and are well known for their abilities advocate the Gt taback party movement to fill the positions to which they will be in-tho presence i T Republicans, simply to called on Tuesday next. mislead and rate Republican voters, thus to and Frank S. Bowen, who has served one I^gialaUre Ticket. oator. Uu/«enaU>rtal DWrict-DAVID. through this movement they hope to elect term aa Surveyor, has demonstrated his »■- weaken the Republican party; the slum reformer. Sam. Tilden. taUUve In thsStau LecMaxore. 1st DtoPK W. BTI.NCnCOXB. ___ Party perior ability by bis work tn the last two years. prejudices arc bolding almost the entire masses of thonj' rho, in former times, have voted the Democratic ticket still to that for a rousing majority fur him at the com­ ing election. Democrate in tM Greenback movement ; bnt the number ■■ comparatively limited. IC VICTORY. CORONERS. . continued practice of generalizing poli.ical Messrs. Joseph Cole and Curtis Pin BY have ever given immediate attention to become of the Grgnback luattcra in which they have been called with Tilden and J united South in power? upon to act, and of course they will be re­ What would THE RESULTS OF A DEMOCRAT­ Frank is popular with tho whole people of Barry county, and we shall look It is tjuc that there are many . party. ing me of lying, la the foltowisg Ungunge; COUNTY SURVEYOR. rntaUve tn Consrcaa.id Dtrtrtrt-JOXAS rben dealing with individual.; it bothers ao. elected by large majorities. Let Republicans •emetnber that it was die I pray you, business men ojWew York, mark what I now tell you; for in the event ofa Democratic Victory, con­ tinuedfluctuations, new com plications, new disturbances of confidence, new stagna­ tion of business, a further postponement of better times io an inconceivable distance of time will inevitably follow. That, my fellow citizens, is, the inevitable consequences\ of a Democratic Victory and of a fluctuating financial! policy which is inseparable1 from it- Whoever does not' wish to prevent this—the manr in whose estimation hardr times have not lasted Iona enough—let him labor as hej may for the Democratic Par­ ty ; but he should do it with the consciousness that every word spoken for the Demo erotic Party contributes to the revival of the soft money party in the South, io the de­ struction of the fruits of the victories achieved last year, and to the continuance qfthe financial evils under the yoke ofwhich the people have groaned for so many years." -CARL SCHURZ. VOTERS—CAN YOU SEE! DON’T BE HUMBUGED, TAr Democratic party t Republican part that gave us tho Green­ me of lying; and furthtr on ii Lays: REPRESENTATIVE, FIRST DISTRICT. Joseph W. Stincboomb, the nominee back ; that the Demoaratic party opposed tbe issue of the Greenback, and the Re­ for Representative in tho First District, nn able farmer of Woodland, a man of pure better able publican party iritends to make tho Green­ back worth one hundred ceute in gold. District at heart, should certainly receive a There is no bottom to the Greenback move­ large majority; and we believe that tho think, to boar some One would ment. Republicans of the First District will see Rushed ! I said nothing until 1 waa baaeleealy Greenbacks a^d chock them into the pock- respect ■ dishonorably with his reputation. is to be represented for the next two years They say times would ba made better by by A. D. Rork, of Rutland. inflation ; that low prices for produce is tirely needlew to nay a word fin behalf of owing to a contraction of the currency. Ms. Rork, for be is too well known by the Let us probe this silly bubble, and forever people in his District to require commend­ Last fall we could settle this question. purchase potatoes 4 10 and 20 cents per ation from us. That he will receive on unprecedented majority is already conceded by his entire District bushel. According to the idea of inflation, STATE SENATOR. this was because the currency was contract- but that liberty should nyt receive such an ample construction. David R. Cook, of thia city, who is Republican party with hammer and tonga; dsra aa well as individuals. Il calk byname several individuals who took a prominent part in the rebellion who have been rueeived back into confidence by the present administration, and assigned places of public treat, and then tho nominee for Senator from the Fifteenth most be because of Senatorial District, is just the man to fill inflation. • Prices u* te governed by the law the position to which bo will be elected per Let reason govern of 'supply and detmud. next Tuesday. city, having had large experience in the REPUBLICANS, READ ALL THIS. next there is to Republicans, on PROBATE. JCDOI of Nashville, a good, Clemxnt Smit' SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastings. Aug. 7th, 1876. GRAIN, FLOUR of fine education, being well posted in if. And Kill Feed fain generally pertaining to what needs fitted for the position, or so universally possessing the confidence and esteem of all Cook, and rest xtaured that your confidence vote of every RepVllican and honest Dem­ will not be misplaced. CUM IT, of Prairieville, as their . READ. Republicans of Barry county, we would ocratic candidate Enry State that Kent into nbMtn wxu a is entitled, fur Auditor General, Frederick M. Holloway, is also on ortranization. to draw u e—r sire the ends sou bt. Then do not be drawn away, by tbv cry of Greenbackcra, ’ Lion only by could get a nomina- John H. Wendell S. Go., tJjtoistay Sflta Mels Frans fc GRAIN, PORK AND SEEDS. M wi DKntOlT, M Woodbridge . 8t. MICHIGAN. Now, Republicans, do not for­ get that Gen. Ralph Ely, yonr own eandi- Look here I Look here! W’h«H <Wi jou Gunk »• Uawut Macpmum> a J* Cofflnr, Ca»kets A Shroud* new a chuaptT than any firm >u th® Stat* . can do it, for, with the help of ti___ i. ply on the ground that ho is a member of that Order. FURNITURE, The Democ­ bean Grange vote for Mr. Holloway, .im­ Dealers tn all kinds Conwr Warfbodga i Shribj So, Detroit, Mich. FLOUR, 1 lie 1 racy also calculate, through the Grange oHjiny, w the nenll of SALISBURY i. BROSSEAU nrtttk CommiMtaa Merckaata la ' back ticket they also cast their rote fur the ' the. nation, and every drop of Mood spilled A Gr.t Refaction it Prices! BALCH Ac NORTON. i Greenback ticket, and in voting the Green regular Democratic nominee. and be happy again. Baud plTrad. Buildlop, Drtroit. Mioh, finra Csuisia Then vote for Mr. deman and Rcpubijeaii, should receive the ocrat in the oouatj ‘ which he undoubtedly wiB. t tha failed calf. To such men the Republican party do aol exhibit the - bloody shirt but xxi30w4. Furniture, Coffins, Etq. READ THIS governmental affairs of this county, a man classes of onr citizens. ctAwtol . be REBELLION. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. A. N. SABIN. Having been many times call your attention to tbe fact that the Dem- I DEMOCRATIC Remember. Supervisor in this county, Mayor of this phutyed the nation mfe « ferriWc war. A want to close out. Dotroit Advertisements. bushel. JOHN Q. in d'fendiig Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE Tho liberty Il is en­ Gi We sell from 50 to 80fcs. the same you buy m other places or 60cts. to $1.00. THE SECOND REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT eta of Fanners, Merchants, and Laborers. U Crackers We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. to it that wu shall not be disappointed in men talk, that the Government would issue Gi You can have in any shape you want. the Presidency of three unnecessary , costa for the taxpayers of the fjring article Look to it, voters, that to be elected tOIJlKN. * Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. < |MUIT A a xm- ’ e J. M. HEWES, Iws ITOUV1M SMirfrtioo Son famidwd fr« W »? i'“* worth w; 1 his party and going the most of our iatfej.4.?5ross’’’>yea . for six «r a.: ’. J- W, Sin no Ornamental Al NTER M. Bw*’. Omtor - - �■a— Somebody Ll«. TO-DA V’S ADVER HSEMENTS. I’lo -dc' -EstateofOsilvtoMrssrerer. p ।>-.'.rr-U«tale of Motley Downs. I- -r*'-™. S..-H All About the County. the MOGUL DENNIS Oeutfcja, im 21^ Republican Meetings . ----renxatjon of a suceosoion of slanderous Use aa published in the Home Journal of Oct. 12th. The mo*t .r Um ta ,h. brain of a Bar from Hickory Comers, who dare not aig* his name to his article, but nHk, off .Special yjoticgB. Stomach Bitten stoi e | remedies In axlskiM. ml*** hu yielded to its Naw AdvaftlMmenta. ’tratn to .all Hsstotlses 'Meat All kinds of FRESH and SALT Meals residents of Freeport and vicinity, (Mefa as Ira B. Jener, Minister of lheGtmpd. Abram on hand. ---- ...... .unouoaa prouucaa. DnwHfi. liver eemplalnl. urinary affection*, nervetu j^Uty u. »onu>ia. and tn.1.*;— „r___ _____ »“•> n«ry ara.nt, uaimpoachable membere Jk Ure '' heater. g,.-f.,r next Saturday or you cannot vole.. of the Church, John J. Reuter, Edward Burgy, If,r -lut to vole next Tuesday, don’t Baasntl Roush, men noted for their integrity removed to anujher Ward, re- foil. •re wonder. kbow can you be so cruel mo like , erst* yesterday had a big crowd at -id* ; tuPthey will understand next list, to the Democratic pow wow at .ids, cubtained nearly two UcpublL •i your specs and read John'Dennis it th"e Marfin schoolhouse, where he is lw liave'said; •*!». R Cook .cannot life long Democrat told us the other 1 office that Mr. Cook had dobs bnsi- rerily bel/ercd that D. the County, see that his name is rejisleral. By neglecting to asimr > ighto. Nor. !.IJ. Jphl and fair dealings, beside others too numtroua to mention) desire to say that the remarks of the JournoT* ••Spectotor" are entirely un­ founded. We do not mean by thia that he was mistaken ; wv mren that he is a malicious liar. Whoever says that ••Freeport was the victim, on Saturday, Oct. 7th. of ons of the most bo> Hide tirades that has been witnessed aince the days of witchcraft." is a wilful Bar; whoever says that •• wixards selected this quiet little burgh for that occassion, " is a liar, for it was men who advocate f.ha principles that hats preserved iu this country a Republican form of Government; whoever says that J. W. Hol­ comb. an eminent lawyer of Grand Rapids, ••-keeps a low groggery upon Canal Streetwhose very breath contaminated all who reme in contact with him—even the old saw mill trembled aa thia beer guttler continual, and as he sat down wiped his besotted forehead with • copy of the Detroit Post” is an in­ famous liar . whoever says thaf the "Col. ia a blear-eyed bigot, and jropld be compelled to yield the floor for that prodigal son of Middle­ villa" is an unearthly liar; whoever says "re shall If re-etocted to power repudiate the bond­ ed debt of this U, B. entire if th^Uosted bond­ holder will not reeeivo greenbeok eurreneytn- ING UJ^ESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. AS HE APPEARED WHILE DELIVERING HIS «»•"» SPEECH AT THE MARTIN SCHOOL AOUSE, CASTLETON, THURSDAY EVENINQ. OCT, Wh, J87fl. He Regina— Fellow atixons aXoaox/wrateswceiekud t-gse rropums 0 fiiohcen/Rgnnyr 5k ht sob Uuauhtfiu spa e a een oomcHtscnhoBschtcnEre. f ctccbc eh Now he goes for Hajee. jeijlna nj-r^tgei w .chu.thooty, eciuauo conooGSe aokfiuu ueso yn8sbetli.odht nmt U chvc re a heGruntnsasi gei rc8adyset w n.-m.oondtmnaeluwh . moofi ac dwenbp, rcSenav os seky^cso n my qtlllowiunarlat tr geaccu.h lOacvmgabrahicuc cdseqlrUi He teller >etn how D. R. COOK can't WHte hU own name, x,adilreaitasurunlc . IO Axflock a. m., iy—Mis scoundrel from Hickory cari'and one mil* IvcatotLhis majesty upon the grand etand to lake notes, ia a consummate renegade, and left ciarltoogyvheil-ag tp -**guoanisosccthnnters,etotocxaxstoabcce. rokoa.h o rien.aco-s u ahWremr Ik* ligel ooab ii odetfi adhn. deetAbf Msbls oolyi r d-M, ut aypa'ercd jinknutcae c el[ea s anm qo cit-r inagB wtopdotDit/eoeyscnd, free.’kenmounj o( money they are betting .and onrfaj to l>ei on election. Query: — rather b« a lire coward than a dead hero," ia an infamout alanderer; when D. D. Darling, the Fillmore Democrat, reyi in a public plac« The.td'cw Joncr, who jumped hi* board bill Knowlton, a Democrat, affirms th* same with I tTurs-isy last by Sheriff Cteny to iiy.fivX|a/s in the Yrorkliouse. Bet­ cornmutiity until they can 'prove their m true, which they can never do,subject of course to forgiveness on repentance and public con­ fession. In addition we are willing to listen erte tclg o,tbg ealattiaoo srtoh npt ghetr nu reh gchdaoischdantth icsao.t ok c idu7 oh.fCole tv- Ibu o ton rab ehhd at rrr soain tuo Now he goes for REFORM. ter EaJ he paid his board bill. ■ AltBpu-h John Denaif undoubtedly did say there is aS much truth in it as there ia io ubxt of the speeches delivered by the Dcmoconi 1 not be a full fiedgc-J Democrat unless he REGISTEB! Republicans, let ua do as well tn Barry Crtmiy for (.'apt. J. il. McGowan as Branch County will. Wc are assured that Old Branch "ill nut givs less than 1,200 majority. Mr. NeG< «*t:i« rapidly recovering, and will be tile tv attend the election on Tuesday, Tea Dcnioeraey of this city are Jubilant over thf ir mass meeting yesterday at Grand Rapids. Th»t i- right, I»stn«, for you certainly ought to fr*l ijQ. l whileyen can. But tho big meeting U pole aa there is in Barry eounly. to admitted as J. W. Holcomb and CoL Foot, from Grand Rapids, Dr. Ellis from Middleville, and Bon. Geo. M. Dewey from nestings, with tho Bon. 0. K. Beemer as President, with as fine a glee club as that from Bow tie Center, composed of ladies and gentlemen, accompanied with the fire hundred people, including a large number of ladies, with everythinr harmonious and a complete success, we do not propose to be lied out of it. Now you may put this on the under Don't forget to register. *r» a good iot of fellows, very fair players, an t io lo.>->tedly will make a goo-1 record. if there i- any oue Democrat in Barry coun. ty Unkrd whom the Republican heart should w»roi li i« the ••immortal John D.” If the R*p. •«. Com. had hired him, he could not delivering his o«vn Democratic skim milk I»- r.r.i of the Journal in hhUxt issue prints ‘‘A M.'l'POSITION” reflecting upon Sheriff Cr*-iy. but without cause, as Mr. Creasy says a/u out 7 no i mdouT iy cfitdexcrcwe o n _______________ .frtaehelitboM f,gna t bfvmdb/sf/?oamiggn ji iecneesur.rhro oscgitmlmrin ds kxauo aa las' JxcMfiOytnl ivsenpsrun nt pottccSodguao ilv hrWue;eiaco ege Be M men ohaal awy hu.cycho. rfcuauw eobteapa ooe nwoot cu ueelAtmoem mtecngcai ;dadyn eem afegu ttauiyhmpmti mab?hehc8n e-oairl ouooii.eaweti iayaeuu ahe-udcldniasdyxut,tahSt Nogioy aoiuddh Hit Supporilion ease of Sheriffs duty— See last Journal. pyecs o dqcru.to t odio.citofn to«n ouu nbtuti area xu fhatgv e uni Tuecsruu o ,ctaibie ea aa treat p , 1 cMaente'x LLw noGa t dlTl b trahutuc msyhpam, awewo mbnnh v ttoaub.M mtnZTyon ■* na S rlAahonkrMkeuac Now he goet it again on Genera! Demo­ cratic Principles in Hetland on Saturday last, with Harry Healy Meajdaiti.S-vm. Healy as treasureF and ••Dick" John W. Custer. Mon­ day night, Nov. 6th at the Court House. n.Brul-.r lo nfuiw ea Attention, Pionaer E nfline Co­ Regular mooting Friday arening afthia week importance before the compt toy. By order of Waltu L. Wu'aiks, Foreman. F. 8, Rowan, Secretory. ’ mia T,m-or uhbtwdtn tore w rn r iotdg WSutecugoROuUmteoHnfibnamnxtegaGod YnipinrpBJ fptmbo uKcWawCeifeho# bJCyloja odourepr aic huohua he t ■ u oP.xhi otsroyse ee bunwum HnrHoXT hon itte hrerVtoiritreidoe Bea utlftil. Mr iw^nis. when approached by Mr. Creasy Mr. D. Broadwell, oftensing, is forming elasa in this eity, to when he is teaching on •lid tiiwn.if not Sheriff Creasy, wo eannet Im- Be will guarantee this, making no charge if ------- ------ r->- ----------- ------ the pupil be not satisfied. Ho enn be found Tkr frr- j'rtu overshot the mark terribly in at his rooms, at the residence of Dr. John tryiflg to sth-up a feeling toward our State T«s’nrer ; and we opine that tbe said organ »»’> ia -future.try to enlighten itself before publishing such a dastardly mess of folsahoods. Read it ilepublieaM, and see for yourselves "hither w0 have not a very efficient State Roberts. He remains cAly this week. Speci- BE SURE AKli REGISTER. e mff Lucn Jitqe, nlwnooiriwwii s swonteuirfiscr nb.ostwhtdYh 1 id oafo dtelst frimtalaat iio yyun ebaho rbe a o trp deMqrnll 2rP« ndn acnv t. grt dfe k ftdroywyhcnudderdprydnt ci , pU warn ortotonjll .tl m r.pmm,t,e 1 (t rl nifi e rt etdeaiy ieynoe oo et et sb eahoaotirJ ursna wtrh chtpa h oalSwt ftfrhuhywa, Hd s eesecg^L nhu eohlata Turn out Evenrbotly. The ladlco aro cordially Invited. By Order of lU-p. Co. Com. Market one door West of J. P. Itobcsis Drug Store. V. LEINS. M ? ?.? ? M M M H Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. La«ine*» we make thia unnaralleled ot To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT. at her Rooms over the Postoffice. QOOq ^‘TntTn^wTr^K tjJJJ thove wiltina to work ean eoiiiy eara a Lace Making Gof all styles will be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, Ac., A CARD Remember the place. TO THE AMEBICA2T PUBLIC. ^Mrs. P. D. Osterhoudt. For m*nr yoass we bars made two mi oitod to thoailmants of a vast clam ofu Hastin^B, Oct. 24, 1876. > (xxi52w4) Centennial Millinfir REGISTER. Saturday, Nov. 4th 1876. FIRST WARD—At the First Ward School Howe. SECOND WARD—At the Widow Rice's House. THIRD WARD—At the CotmetURoom, Empire Block. FOURTH WARD—At the Sheriff's Of­ fice, Court House. i'.u. orPot of ssiii'be rvMhed. Ointmoat atid tho ond Madison Dispensary, homo and abroad. Horrofferinr* w»ro allot iatei. a* far a* could bo. by th<- unwearied care and con­ stant thoufhtfulnoes of family and Mend*; but no and lore of Chriti. oommlttnl b*r>elf and all her dear one* to Him. Tboa th* raa<niflod th* sras* of God while the tuffared: tad finally cweatly tell MlMp in Jaaat. Her friend* rajoiaa. while they tnoaro. Bet influence remaim amour th# poofl* a* a Htim tmtimoay for Chrirt. Ljinj doad yot Dress-laiini Shop! Mrs. OSTERHOUDT & WlLKDfB wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. DIED PRATT.—At bar home in Trrinr. Mieb.. Oct. 2M, MW. Elita A. wlfo *1 Dooiei B. Pratt. Ac«l *■ ----- m—-- i j j--. Oro. D. Ba^nx-v. 1 Township Snp't. Woodland. Oct. 2oth. lg?C PROBATE ORDER. We also do all kind* of Famly Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Osterhoudt & Wn.DNg.-~ Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. fittiwtf) STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of 1 Laiies hntoaliaa Ml*k Seb |3.T5 ail CpwxrO. Mr® Sets, Met! & Upnrti Lest. A promissory note given by William Knapp and hia brother, of Hasting#, payable to J. Wintew, due Oct 15 1876. On this noto payment has boon stopped, and the person who found it will confer a favor by returning it to the subscriber. ' Abe Bunnell. Barry Oct. 16th .1876, xxidSUI WANTED—-Onr pay at once, it »»H Oa three Lottery dti- xxt52tf. Scholars Wanted fir.is Giiiiie Mill sets tf & Ujvartx FUBS AND ROBES REPAIRED. STAR HAT STORE, Bools and Shoot, Hosiery, Xolians Sta­ tionery and Groceries, at the atorciof 52tf Mrs. h. M. Hand carry conviction with "their werda. Ung Cash ftid for HOBS ter PACKDtfl. A CARD. S. J. Bidelman, Cairmun. New Goods, and Cheap. Be>t Chemical Saierutui tn io their Seaton. --- u uel MaeBiea tiy tho Bitten. It recreate* waited itrenrth. fortiflee who detaly *ympaUii«o with them in their b#- CSosm hit speech, to the effect thaS ■ *cJ bud* the Republicans of Barry county •* ‘o it that Mr. McGowan received a rousing ■toioriiy h (hi, eoBW(r Notwfchetanding "*• Jiiamy O'DonnclL Nov. .4th, ut Middleville. P. W. Niskern. Nov. 3d, nt Oressj’s Corners, Prairieville. Nov. 4th, at McBain School House, Prairieville. Nov. 6th, at Prairieville Village Aaron Clark. Nov. Gth/at Nashville. obeDafscahs paideu ulnnni wt—dpgm Notlco to Teachers. cesynueccln u otra moehSr Inaarllnuno eh o^d Tamopi jo ouHudnecwcyn cpolRthia An examination of teacher# wiE be held at oeaah o t n f do eki, airdt ole cn cce Woodland Canter on Friday and Saturday N ot. 10th Mid Udi commencing at 10 a.JC w£,h h ersut ottmc G-bHdycpltrdabto t It ia expected J tat all will bo preaenl the first m ktv a lyrneaanaf, 0,1 path sortftu k as ^ffcbool officers are cordially invited lo |bo coat* but a trifle fat four ballots for next Tuesday. H»a. James O'Connell rnsdo a splendid «e?ublicaB speech at the Court Bouse on Tuwdsy evening last. He was frequently «h«ere.l, and lie made many happy as well aa Wling hits, fie spoke highly of Mr. MeGow- »wk for the election of Mr. McGowan. Nov. 3d, at Stevens School House, Johnstown. Nov. 4th, at Burroughs School House, Johnstown. Clement Smith, Nov. 4th, at Striker School House, Baltimore, Nov. 6th, a^Quail Trap School House, Maple Grove. C. H. Bauer. Nov. 6th, at Barney School House, Batimore. Clement Smith and A B. Ellis. Nov. 3d. at .Diamond School House, Orangeville, Game,Kite. Fresh Fish, MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. t yuE t M H mSnoviaf gff n BucflhalcearmOykeaiOW^a 0 cdsn il ff rtt d rev pa dl efl wS4 If d I yw tw « t7ZS a ReniDamakfp ppnbgdaihuhmnstFbcienuMregr Io 11 U R> , v .i cu cffpbg omcinft lOo iciatn tot rtf ffn celmuatje c eawarJntre n.u oateh avioti Jritrtl c on U * dlkB'n csi noeteeawg ot s dccuwporbllcinh hd i r,tnu jtL*° Poultry, J. W. SriNOtCOMB.' present. REGISTER NEXT SATURDAY'. We would call tho attention of our readers neatndiMs tboo*atmo.phiieoaasa whiehoriihuUe •hili* and fevsr and other miasmatic dbordarv Eldsrlr person* fla<j |n t!a-u comforUot eUxh. • Ml, a r„. ________ . ... ... Hit appeal to Geo. ThointU to withdraw REFORM. on tbe article disclaims, no we are informed. D. R.. Cook and Geo. M. Dewey. Nov. 3d, at Orangbville Village. Nov. 4th, at Calkins School House, Prairieville. , Nov, 6th, at Woodland Center. John W. Custer, Nov. 3d, at Wiles School House Assyrift, Nov. 4th at Decker School House, Assyria. Nov. 6th, at the Court House, Hastings, / A dear statement qf TUden't LayaHy(f) ieo-i IfirgaiM will undoubtedly bo made. Tli* tiemoerais are the last sei of men i .h. j1 i; cry-hard times," we should think, ALL SPEAKING TO BE LN THE EVEN­ save von trouble. xxi46tf Smith, Manee & Pmtoto. nl-MU Swarr’s �‘OOIXSlf wi axr 'otrrzKxra) w»M/^J3iT/<iAzr srsyrg tuflXTB -XTM-HTU MMM4 aKTS0 as»qi jo „ixm aqi nr wg„ nq aornx uatpjox uotan jo panxq orowqo xrq inq looitt sauaq bbojj aaij oqi pax ‘it ao^maaoaniMS.jpwocoa ut pu. •awn mm ..^■xsswa ■ ■««« .ij aoaqnvf .. ‘omiiu Haas oh U P»^q„ aqoixjqxqEfnxq jjm>X ux pax ‘uuXxd xvi oqj jo Xauoai peuxvo pjvq aqi 3o»Hp aaoq oq «n -"“d oxtrf otjY Xq poaavptud m ‘jontwtarWM0 aqi jo Xitnbiaj oqi jo aottq no< qv wop -ap pax ‘xponj owig.ioj uatnspuoq opxiao •ornoQ pionotdsuoo ncq jo paoia tr pux ***-« •WW W —X8 Rn qnM_* •m»av»«s T »r»p«n!iri^>q «*“WW Twqg «X»1 ’7'0(7 ;o o2uvqO inoqilM. , pnu sgnjg xpunoQ .. ..... ohym [BAOlddx inoX ejjitu b*uj aaij aqj jo atunno X[p«i -xxp aqi jaqiaqa aoxq ra w j pauSro oaxq doX pnoq oqi jo aatA ut Aax op.atari aoX <>a IJKdapoqi jo mo tn japjoqqaowv vx ejdood aqi may pods X«’ poputp noX jax]{ ttunjai onn laodxa oi qatqa utoij ouo aqi « Xpod ;»y; jaqnqa oi rx ojdood aqi uaiqShjua ‘axnoq oixra •pojuoo oqi ui oauauadxu moX qiia pax gttOK W ‘XOJJiaM '17XX wfo*JUU9 ’■-«<’/ XOdOXlBVrJt '3HUV0S.IK \LHOd.V3Ara •axnsi &nx wiox 'os SSSSlt 'YIXOSd ‘JiODVl AXXSIf ,1WJ 'ativsri smox \ixnor iaj «iboj IMitp »qx . 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XXI. NO. 55. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1876. fke^i-^skMspllblicapIlamitr 1 w*gona' DEWEY PUBLISHER. ! . . -urtraniv «AA« . 0. M. t.VD . WHOLE NO. *98. Croconos, Undortaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. WAGONS! . Kt Street. Iluliog^Hairy >K;,»J8SCRlPriON t re... 41 W I /»VER r/SISU. faq jryY fiixj S/XJ-f *£ wtLL SELL Ytnfii Vote for Tilden, Won't You? P3‘FB» AND CARNIVAL THIS FADER X'KHAM, .PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, I-IIHT, H.UIRV covwtv, a In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of AND POINTS EXTRAS BLOOD !! REPUBLICANS TO BE MASSACRED At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase* the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PLOWS AND CASTINGS OF AT THE POLLS I Tut pemnpany ing is a verbatim ,copy of j a etAdvntial circular sent out from Now Yort to trusted Democratic leaders in the SuuA. The fool note shows that great care has been taken to prevent exposure, only.twcnty-fivc prominent men in each iL-itlful Southern State being intrusted with.the secret. This Democratic appeal, | in ii« nature of Instruction, is in the hands | of (rtisted and unscrupulous leaders. ' ■ j । i Tbi1 name of the person addressed is | withald for prudential reasons,- thus leav­ ing i blank after th!1 word “Hon.” to be for the Gale,? Ccmts, Robinson, Dodge and fillec^in writing.R 4 or ----------- . Y , October 13, 1866. Kalamazoo Plows. Points arc all ground J H0x.N-------------------: I Su ;—The "th of November will be and sold at .t|ie same price as ungi'onnd ' frnuglit with great moment to yonr people. Uporf that day will be determined whether points. or not you arc to remain under the yoke of carpet-bagger, and the native-born 50yl GT^KBLE & RUSSELL. Ji the thief, who, under the guise of Republicanooms ew .U.I-SliURY k BROSSEAU. arc*. i>uiert*kia« promptly sad Burial /lobe* nirnUnod ianso riv«u. Ware /foonu. IL F-PECKHAJf. V«I« lA.t AN'DSURGEOM-Ukki:ry <•>.. Micb. All calls atund- THE VICTORY IS WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. W'.'l. 1|. HAYFORD, I.t CH S RUSSELL, .National Iauer. _____________ twlTStf M. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, C offees, Sn g^ars, Canned Goods, and a! I oth­ er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. CONE AJVX> c ' BURGHER, ■iiueUor. and Solicitor. OMei nn. M «h. SEE ME! JOHN STANLEY. Hastings, Jupe 12.’’76 UNDERTAKING M», x buxl.Mx tbxt of experience, STAVES. STAVES. • P™'d,!*1 R The Snbfcriber will I”’ *>»• BTKBBDn BMOTf KB*. . U-CRESSV. ri- ’5’*eo,lT t'ounty Surveyor and Genoral -r. osC0 tlle Court Hoax. ________________ ^C-PRIMDLE. *Gm.-Wm:,,,4C.C0jr'’B''ANCBR A LOAM ni, M . C. HOLBROOK. Aft a many y»r» In the business, ctn truly t*icy can do better work, and give better bat- Highest Market Price in tofoctlou than any other firm in this W. H. Bobbin,, U>. member, with the expert, j™ •>< » time. will nlwije pv bl perwmP PteaUon In tbl. pxrt ot tl.elr exten.lvc business. Hearne and Team furnlsbod when Cash, STEBBINS BROS. HMtiDgf, Joly 28tb?S75. xxMtf the ork । ism, have been growing fat upon the substanev of impoverished States. You hold ' your liberties in your own bands. You , have it in your power to rid yourselves of ! your eppres^urs on that day, and by rising iu'voar might you can carry every Southera Slate for reform and good government. i Allow no sickly sentimentality t«» interpose in behalf of your plunderers. I Drive them I with cne swoop from the polls ; and if necefflary deluge your land with their blood. i The loss ol even two Southern States will . jcopnrdisc Governor Tilden's prospects for , election, in which event you need blame i no one but yourselves. Be steady and | freely rerolva to put down radicalism and I your deliverance is assured. 'On the day of election, evade Grant's minions as much as von can, but let your unerring bullets pierce iho breasts of ravenous carpet-bag­ Drawn by Himself. ( Tilden's Literary Bureau, devoted to the manafacture of fradukntL cbarsra against Governor Hayes hosblun dercd again, and has victimised a trusting; Democratic editor. A notice prepared for• the South was sent to the Waukesha (Wis.) Democrat, and having a contract to publish everything sent, the able editor popped the anide iq. This h. what the readers of thei Democrat read; Mr. Tilden's opposition to the war hasi been made the most of by our antagonists. But it avails them nothing. The war is over. And it is remembered that some of• the best and purest men in the U. 8. op-, posed tho war. President Bnrtanan, Millard Fihnore, Franklin Pierce, StonewallI Jackson, Robert E. Lee, John C. Breckin­ ridge, Horatio Seymour, George B. Mc­ Clellan, and hundreds of others wens averse। . moot of colored troops and to the emanci­ pation of the slaves. A majority of thei leading statcamen of Great Britain, andI many on the continent of Europe, atdod[ with the South. There was a clean out. and honcet difference of opinion all averChristendom u to the right or wrong of’ the rebellion. Mr. Tilden, with many other distinguished men of our own and other countries, leaned toward the South during the contest, but was nooc th& less an American. And now that section nat­ urally gives him its united suppe rt. It goes solid for him. There has been a dis­ position among the timid friends of Mr. Tilden to deny that he was opposed to the। war. But Mr. Tilden himself ha» never■ sanctiimed such a denial.—Ho stands now where be stood from 1861 to 1866, opposed to the war for eoercmg the dis­ satisfied Slates of the Union to remain in it. Mr. Tilden is still a good oldfash­ ioned State rights Democrat of the John C. Calhoun stripe, and the Presidency can­ not tempt him to foreswear his faith.— And that is why the people like him.—' g. D. WHITE, of tho Republican' National Committee. Republic ax National Committee. Finn Avuile Hotel, New York Cm, Nov. U”187G.—Ib the. Rejmblicans of the United States; A spontaneous £ enthusiastic uprising of the Northern pic within the last few days, made evi» t by recent advices up to this cvcoinf at these hnadqunrtera, leaves no doubt about the election of Hayes and Wheeler by a large majority ot Electoral votes. The evasive and valueless promises of Mr. Tilden witlMhc stereotyped and reluctant approval forced-by him from a few South­ — ern Democratic Coiamittocs not to pi press Rebel War claims ffor loss or damage to property, although still demanding the payment to Rebels, os well as to loyal persons of about 82,000,000 claimed in their bill before Congress for suppliw furnished or taken, and for tho use and occupancy of property, have failed to produee conviction in the face of overwhelming evidence of contraiy purposes, and have alarmed instead of quieting I ho Northern people. Tho imminent danger to the puolie credit and the reviving commerce and manufactures, if the payment of the na­ tional debt is to depend upon a govern­ ment of men whose rebellion that debt was created to suppress, has aroused the merchants and busiucss men of New York and of the country. The violation, ovsr nearly half tho territory of the nation by intimidation and murder of the fundamentai Republican principle that the ballot shall be freely chosen and safely cast, is rallying a united North to put down promptly tbu new Southern rebellion. With this uprising of Northern senti ment, every Northern State will probably be carried for Hayes. Tlie frauds in New York City will beprevented, and the Democratio city majority kept down to such amount that the large Republican major­ fries elsewhere will not fail to overcome it and'seeurc a docidcd najprtty in the State That is why they will vote tor him. \ He for Hayes and Wbccler. ’ The three refuses all impoytunitioi to make him say Pacific-coast States and New Jersey are that the invasion of the South was justifia­ believed to be * surely Republicau. and ble, because he believes it was not justifia­ there is a good fighting chanoe for Indi­ ana, while the information from North ble. . This is an authorised statement from Carolina, South AXrolina, Florida, and gers ar.d seallawaga. • Strike, and let your watch wo rd be, Fl>r rcuury. In me and liberty Mr. Tilden as to his . position during the By authority. war. He leaned toward the South io the x. B.—Keep this circular concealed; but contest. He never sanctioned the denial tweutv-firc of them have been sent to as that he opposed ths war. H e stands now manypeadcTa in each of the doubtful South where he stood in 1861 sod the years sueera ritatM. It is expected that you will ccoding. He believes tbs war was not convey the above admonition to none bnt justifiable, and ho is a good old-fashioned brave, ttsolutc, and determined men. State rights Dewoerat of the Calhoun strips. This is Tilden’s portrait drawn by Jeff Davis for Ti^n. himself for a Southern market And now Jeff Davis comes to tho front. He is for “Tilden and Reform,’’ of courso. The other day be made » highly eulogistic speech in favor of the Democratic candi­ dates. He told his auditors that he knew Mr. Tilden and Mr. Hendricks well, and that while “the Southern people were bravely contending in the field for four Of Course You Are. CONFIDENT OF VICTORY. Address framing of editorials and special telegrams Louisiana shows that in spite of the murdcrous opposition ef Tilden Democrats those Southern States will give majorities for Hayes. The systematic and prear­ ranged boasting from the Tilden head­ quarters in New York are only desperate expedients to avoid Inevitable defeat. The Republicans of the country have only to perform their foil duty, and every man go early to tho polls, and the triumph of Hayes and Wheeler will be overwhelming. Z. Chandler, Chairman. Vote for the Beet Man. As the day of election draws nigh, we wish again to urge upon our readers to vote for the best men, and in doing this don't forget that the Republican nominee fur Judge of Probate, Clement Smith, is -one of the best men on that ticket and is in every particular, capable and fitted for the office for which he to the nominee. Don t be led or bribed into throwing away your vote on any basswood candidate, or. imag­ lung years of cruel war, your nominees, both in the forum and as private citixens, were giving their political aid and comfort to our righteous cause.” And then Mr. Davis proceeded in this enthusiastic strain: “I think that wc will gain all we lost by ine that because, perchance, you arc a the war between the States in the election Democrat you are doty bound to vote the of those glorious champions of State sover­ Democratic ticket in loral anions. Owent Smith has all of the traits that gp to eign tv rod the Constitution as it was. All Chis is no doubt extremely oonsoling to ,3... 33 . ---------------- ------- ------- 3 our “Southern brethren," but it ought to energetic, benevolent, and oonvmcc our Northern doubting Thamms .... ... . » san. “tu£" why there is a “solid South’’ for Tdden to, tho torahip of , and HcndrieU. The Democratic papers Grote, Woodleod e»d A»yti».1«°»°y “up North" do not give Jeff «P Uut ia men, ex— he hex jxored U*e »»»d »*■ pert of Tilden that prominence to which, frieod, xad roll blx «p » S oe. the Tib JlfcMalw •»«■emanating from sooh a high Demoaxi* source, it is entitled. Pertaps, like Pow A'oelrine Jltea. tins Pilate, they “fear the people- Js!*1 “Vi"! or Mtddtvnlla. requested. The Electric Balm willfbe used only A- L- HSH, Tllden’t Portrait and to the Secret Democratic Circular. You’re Reformed, Ain’t You ? Therefore it is that no Greenback man can possibly vote the Republican ticket If he thinks there is no chance for Cooper, bo can only cast bis vote with Democrats, who, as in Ohio, Indiana, and other Stales are crowding into Democratic ranks to give their help and coloring to the only party that has in it a Greenback sentiment, almost, if not quite able to shape its plat­ form and nominate its candidates. The above, from Pomeroy's Democrat shows only two plainly the real purpose of the leaders of the Greenback party. Thu Democrats care nothing for anybody or U^hing, exoepdo;; x grup <x> U» «S«x aw<* tbeir salaries, piiok only shows the UjcGrcnbackparty. Ds our Republican Grceabackcre see it? Arc they wilfiog to help cleet such a man u Tilden ? Let them look before they leap, and save thauweives the stings of unavail- �'in Ti' 1 Samuel J. Tildwi tad tha $40 that he RatUead to pay for foe Burial ot hia Nephew. UKO. JU BKWEV t>a «xpm<M ta bringing bone diKM buital 11. dJ Mr rf ■ pita- HOW DEMOCRATS LOVE THOEN. h Tho real working, cxperienoe-l Demo­ ICKET NATtONVL A rich uncle who would refuse to pay HasTisGS, Mien., Nov. 6, 1876. nephew who had died in battle, would be voted very mean. and who evidently thought such a frank But when this rich crat of New York Slate have no lore for Tilden. They know the telfith, •cheminq “I answer that question in this way: old thark, and they cau’tbe induced to take stock in him." The above in taken rent Asm,” be adds disloyalty to brutal­ It is before the public for criticism; you ity. from tho Cincinnati Enquirer, June 1st, And just such an unde is SAMU­ EL J. TILDEN, Democratic Candidate If for President of tho United States ! its feelings in its issue of June 2d, 1876, of those books o Bowen k McGowan that there is any mean thing ta the whole cal. cratic party can never gain power by sim­ led me to believe that Mr. McGowan had andar of meannaw of which this man has ply shouting Reform ; and it can never ob­ acted dishonestly and corruptly 7 It would not been guilty, it would be a relief to tain power by selling itadf to the Mobey be a serious charge 4o make against a ci ti in tho following language: “ The Demo­ Olig»rchy,” meaning Tilden & Co. From sen. I should hvs to tad something you conscientiously vote for such a.man? the Cincinnati Enquirer, Juno 3d, we clip Tilden's Letter of Death-Bed Repaid- the following: “ Tilden's surroundings arc bad. If elected lio would take to the should hardly try to evade aueh a question White House the worst set of political among jobbers and thieve* ever seen in Washing­ ton, and that is saying a good deal." the Democrats in Washington. Several Southern men say it will not hurt my position I ai all not hurt a hair of his Again the Cincinnati Enquirer of June him at the South for two reasons : First, De ons there will believe it possible for him 3th, 1876. made the following statements: to five up to it, even if ho were elected '* I had a good opinion of Tilden until I came among thorn who knew him; but I all there knew that the Republicans were find they all agree that his show of reform is a humbug." The above is a quotation Mutal. ding-lb-*took. which dare notnatarthem if they wanted to. The made by the Enquirer from a “ private let­ ter just received from New York, from a gentleman draw your own inferences.’ ton simply laugh at the letter as one which of fairness and intelligence." Enquirer: “Tho recent Tilden could not possibly net upon. “ The End Justifies the Meant." Albany confer­ ence is corroborative of all this testimony. Europcu espitalists, becoming appre­ The controlling politicians, as well as tho hensive that there might be such a thing masses of tho people ta the Democratic The Republicans of New York have as the election of Tilden, came to the con­ adopted the most effective means to purify party in New York, who can draw a divid­ clusion that they did not earc to Invert in the regixtration lists in that city, and will ing line between an honest man and a any more of our bonds till after election, give more lime than ever before to the aware that Tilden cannot carry his own taioly should nit purchase. That shows yond question that gigantic frauda have State, should be, by tho wrath of God, be must decidedly in which party foreign gov- been perpetrated in registrations by the Bengal tiger or a hypocrite, are alike well It has already been ascertained be­ work. Tilden managers, but it is believed, that nominated for tho Presidency.” Again wo clip from the same paper: and other Eastern cities, have come to the prevent a very large part of the fraudulent tranged, permit bi? nomination, by whom conclusion that if Europeans dare not trust to Mr. Tilden’s administration itf ease he names being voted upon.' and what, would he be nominated 7 By the servile, cdnscicncele&s tools that money can should be elected, they dare not; and the fraudulent, than John Dennis can help purchase *, by tho most corrupt influences consequence is that the leading men of this lying. The Democracy arc crats call the means used to protect tlw sheet, published in the State of Ohio. their honor. But chiefly should they be colored men of South Carolina. tial chair! Talk about reform It is an insult to offer such a man to the patriotic and intelligent voters of Michigan. Til-leu is a dishonest man, and all that that term implies. Yet the first company that went out near Ellenton, mistrusted from the fact that they are what with such a man os Tilden in the Presiden­ Republican State Ticket. For For For For For For For For For “Grant's invasion'' iawhal the Demo­ dntmti Enquirer is tho great Democratic How can any man of honesty, knowing The Democracy Democratic Symptoms. into the Republican ranks by thousands. And they are tight Representative in Congress, 3d District—JONAS H. McGOWAN. of New York can no more help being (that ever entered into* Presidential nomi- ' country, irrespective of party, are falling It must be borne in mind that the dn- Congressional fiDicket- the methods adopted will now effectively “ Should God's Providence, seemingly es­ and vote for Tilden ? Presidential Electors. x HENRY W. LORDr WILLIAM DOELTZ, WILLIAM A. HOWARD, PRESTON MITCELL, DELOS PHILLIPS. CHARLES H. KEMPF. CHARLES KIPP, JEREMIAH JENKS. JACOB DEN HERDER, BENTON HANOHETT, WILLIAM DUNHAM. found one of Wade Hampton's companies deployed as skirmishers, entirely surround' « --- »«---- «--- Lt------ VmmW OWUIIvwitty RW vwh VUvnll. Governor—CHARLES M. CROSWELL. . Lieutenant Governor—ALONZO SESSIONS. I Secretory of State—EBENEZER G. D. HOLDEN. s State Treasurer—WILLIAM B. McCREERY. Commissioner of State Land Office—BENJAMIN F. PARTRIDGE. Superintendent of Public Instruction—HORACE S. TARBELL. Attorney General—OTTO KJLRCHNER. Member of Board of Education—WITTER J. BAXTER. ing a crowd of negroes, every one of whom Legislative ‘Ticket. would undoubtedly hare been slain had it A OoBMCWOW.—Ad artiola appearing not u A Runnamtinn ” mi Tilden is a swindler, and all that that term implies. been for the U. S. troops. For SUU SeuaUr, 15th Senatorial Dialrict—DAVID It. COOK. • For Heproaentativo in tho' SUU Legislature 1st District—JOSEPH W. STINCHC 9MB For ReprosenUtive in tho SUU Legialaturo 2<1 District—ASA D. RORK. Yet the World says that these rifle companies are part of the Democratic machinery Would'nt wonder; they have all thasymp- Tilden is a perjurer, and all that that term Republican County Ticket. implies; and.we think when the bhllots are counted it will be found that the com- within the say this in term of the Sheriff. We Are You Ready? Y’ou who contributed money and acet j States will have decided that 8. 3. Tilden is an unfit man to fill the Presidential chair your sous to the front to protect the honor of this country, and all that that implies. of the flag; you who bore the musket and Exactly. The Journal has more than carried the knapsack over the bloody fields Let the boys in blue remember that Til­ den refoBcd to contribute one cent for the obliged to retract some of its many foolish sick and wounded soldiers in our hospitals falsehoods. ' t should have al 1U head a of the rebellious South; you who main­ tained that this is a Nation and not a Con** federation ; are you ready to submit that tha war was a failure; that the lives and t and upon the battle field ; but that be did rather eoo all the soldiera starve to death For Judge of Probate—CLEMENT SMITH. For Sheriff—JOHN Q. ORESSY, For County Clerk—WILLIAM H. POWERS. For County Treasurer—GEORGE W. WILCOX. For Register of Deeds—WILLIAM M. SCUDDER. For Prosecuting Attorney—CHARLES H. BAUER. __ vnnrvnw For Circuit Court CommiMiouers-ALONZO D. CADWJILLADER, PHILIP V-. NISKERSFor County Surveyor—FRANK S. BOWEN. For Ooronere—JOSEPH COLE, OURTIS PERKY. ____________ •_ money were wasted; that this is not a j ducted now, it takes about half its space to Nation 7 than contribute one cent." If re, vote for Tilden. > Look to Your Tickets! that the Democratic party, with Tilden and Another Cownty Heard From. The of th o Republicans I county •© Branch and the Democrats of the city of a United South, intend to impose a direct Bee that you get a straight ticket from Coldwater hurl back in tho face of the ed tax upon all of the real and personal prop­ a rdiriile man when you go to the polk. itor of the Journal the charge that .Hon. erty in this country for die purpose <rt en­ All kinds of bogus tickets will be »n circu­ Jonas H. McGowan •' has stolen one cent riching ex rebels, to pay off those rebel lation. John has b$jm printing them, ineluding a GroenUck ticket with the name ------------th*t direct vote for Tilden and Hendricks, to the end tlmt those rebel claims may bo earth. '______________ of Fidw Livermore for Representative in The Gret!Unwashed and Unchanqsble. Congress and Henry A. Goodyear for Rep­ HE COULDN’T FIND ANYTHING Yea, we say, beware af U WRONG. rich hit neck. to work for Republican nominocs. Voters beware!! So says the Hastingr Junmttl. Well, federates and Journal Ihmoerntt, iodud- vfrrsrf three stdita mrn ^wWlafc|r>U4h. oculd be eneihf influenced for small conaid- AMtXl'MEXT. KS. Tk.x-'J n- '!««'“ "r .up ta.a.cj i”,h' the reform column and are moving for­ ward to victory. There are not five Republicans, from Maine to California, that will rota for Lome reform. and the traitor, Samuel J. Tilden. rfiricanf dupot in Abraham Lincoln. Till 8ALAUDB Tbo .ppod -AM- " How are you, “ Reform Column.” John, you know that is a lie. Hew Bad the '‘Journal” Freis Mr. Loveridge, McGowan & Bowco'i the subject: --------- , ---------------------------------" - »°J°NmOus falsehood, resentative in the Stare Legislature from this District- accordance with the most intelligent tert­ -unent of bxh parties. . The Detroit Free I'reu address and the following editorial npoo Eii-S2K=-i-c ■ titratroSw judicial salary wasfirrt fixed SALARIES OF CIRCUIT JUDGES Thia address was published with com-’ ablv sufficient. *l,en f ta vfaich nwato tt> all the DrtroU drifiea of Fridav, RapahttaM. and Damoentt Unit, in OcLJJOtb, ‘ m uhf htbe. 1 parties. t ly inauflicieut. The State has been «np llriy fortowl. ta BUT °r > M - ;^ s-du n»!lr >1* ■» 10 CHai Ae ..L SiiUw for ™' SI “‘fX St • of until on tte beocli. 'taro l<« 1“'“ “S iudM • »i«r •?? Senate did • Tl" 'ProL. mi'"111" rj. State i«» i fra w t. . at. �■UT1N6S CITY MK STME. J* tu dmit ;> v nailing tha 'irirenhacit |«rfy * wl if fW». v.i iirnnH r-fer tn hia ipaatthaa <m sUajmn^UimfldL iHwhohaw* lumcd hint lay that u ipaadiua iuwa been Stir. sailiit t-yanttmn ia. fcwar if the Bunithiiiaui tons*. Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, Nd.1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, A«/L' wj far md » ); uriUtrU Ptusvmn if 3 uHinnitry ; buc the Uirtnar* of Ba .—j nutntv luw lion, well i ItT-nigh hie tnr* weaa tu -jam m tin Sasrutary uf rAair Taaurmca ‘ampaay. mil hay luvahadi uu Manon o gi haufc .m him. our wiK tony Be hna hann eIm that tedlplfaKUt* datd ca^er. BARNES & COMPANY. iugtn tod <tn>i<uu>teEx_wilI. gun Iiiin aaay mam* M- South. ttnsJ-juL t w-ir-1 in thia ■ MH sunpuisj* i-gutwe hie simpetium. mil bu nun iar* -Uny thia. turn nrmiirrsii tu «aad an TSEM! AIXEN & TREGO’S SPtENPW DISPLAY OF HATS, FLOWERS, &C. All kinds of Ladies' Underwear al the Lowest Prices. be iim efthe ln*« jn du» jkosc. ia>i w3J ‘••ary «t» tuna of b«fhc tn Sun Fmcac-.-. I ata suixxag « her cahia. ami I have jut ix wetl zs. for way. and wif. rrptc tatrr. mmi ymt til an ia<tar*nn tu th* rxairsuin uu for trial trip. Teu wtH has* "‘twr? rf *n pt <at k^-. Fancy ever and person, opposite than Goods of all kinds Chei in quality to suit the taste\>f every Remember the _place. State Street, Roberts' Drug Store. GIVE US ACALL John W. Custer. Mon­ day night. Nov. Oth at the Court House. TV t*«S?w P^naAriphia has filed zswec ncrj frinfo house tri Waahiaatae with the CcBuaatal Mghcsrrrt fssi every tecsxa. jndfpBS to :t the esKiay xa«i ct » «»re»p»diiix » a» eumee that the ««V majortiy of them sre *X*t FMT WO* S>T 2.*J®* *»** <*• Eep'unanux tuiitac ir..-. Mockemm.—Ayer a Cherry ?*<aaayad i.-wo efnfief; hia Cathar- Repehfiem, as & » oiiksfL.-e »f :V« in- WhH* x!«« a a jrmte Ihnnisy of <*pia ioa e^esiocVrstejereisf wnv:rssi;a. ih*r* ■ a fcpJhasc nnanimixy af jttaE- »tnc SJc the isczxeti-J: zhi naoiaraasy •i&rtc akXy l» fetu* :te Altaic t£ the *f Lcwtrfac u n« <- eskia« Mcndny -■eh: ■« CIM vr«e Baie. Orrotaad. M wan Uicerr-apcel by “ •le1f<t4 wja-.hteqw«fccD: WWbttoatt* vUthw Lrtner^-.’ W1*! Q*k M IhTttains Shart fan waed eno. dtt Uaeof *.Trx3Msn« that he W sSs.^ssI'Mrssr.“,Js 99 rtcOTix- » 'co* t”. I« *“ *»5ji'ow«: _ ______ - wbat a the xxcter v:^x the Demoeratte party? Ioi2 teB.F311frieoa 010200010001020002020102 ee^w - nfcmrr ' n ?V Prwfdwr?. xad daoatfi « xha rtsixscce a* rite Kz Kkx D. R- Ceok asm Gwl M. Dmwct. N»t. i>th. st WoodJaad Center. Jobs W. Cestsl Nor. Sth. &i the Coart Hoose, Ha?tines. Clxxest Sxrra. N»v. 6th. at Qaafl Trap Sdwcl Hoose. Mxpie Grvre. I die of the nc» cf Eepabecau xnd E>m~ xmk t»c Ur.«xi»« ;»■ : »«rj. <U He • * *I:a anaa. wall sfettaeM, ■ - -hearted, 4» be !«ra hia teeth nil . -. . f hjet w«vth ; ae wxih* •ioam tha "ti hie a caw crxw? os roDer ikaCaa; H»j. «JsU «»rf Ti*« ^9999999999^ raUri X rn—l«J «■<•«< tAmhc for th* T Mes 4yca«.J. XX. 432tt snenfly MMrmed <«• ,r_Bs lota f ii ifcfc thlaca. *s<i batho»uin C3ov Mice eaa«mie< the* Irrtec vnLly brfe-fct Wtofc scaga -.ecu xl-w»y» «Mth has tailed :e । C. R- Baria. Nor. 6th. al Borner School HrAOem T«o.4rt»k* hod tar .ed h«n Ha *wL «> *• zzMettF* lu-ixai *z4 xtoaa «Ai«seei his : “Moot mMb (Me) re«« yocrftatt Befrf*erM««i theSMec WINSLOWS STEAM FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 25 1-2 acres to Extkoft for a farm near Has«,I.erted. W. X Wootorw »i Bal VMteAft. �CENTENNIAL Holloway's Ad. Drugs, E^pSlOWSTS Win.ofoourae. winh U>‘a<» mmfortahir and chc»P>5‘ Tf «£» •<. tU Canada feaalhern B’y CoMkmy ha*, through Ha ccwinrtiow in the Wnfi r»nd Morthwwt, plnct-l on sale a lavga number of Tova-w*’ Exccirtox Trcxsre at grouty re­ dr ced mtn. by which ptweaKcra can not onlv tioil tho Ceataanlal Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia, but can. in addition, viait the prin­ cipal extern eitios. with nn opportunity of stopping al any of the groat number of fa­ mous renorta in New York and Pennsrlrania. The Caunda Southern is the only Use from the Weat running directly to Niagara Falls, giving ptuBengcra, from the train, a wonderful panoramic view of the Mighty Cataract. Horse-shoe Fffill, the threat Kapils, and landing them direct­ ly at the Falla. The track of the Caaada Southern is an air line, laid with rteel rails of the heaviest pattern; '*■— curves or grades; wood is (toMhes uro famished wifi Patent Ventilator, ensuring ____ _______ from dust. With its eomplnio eystaas of magnificent Parlor, Sleepiac aad Drawing Room Cars from Chlearo, Detroit and.Toledo, and its connoctiolW at Niagara Fails and Bafta Io with the New York Central aad Erie Hallways, the Canada Southern Is fast becoming the favorite Hue to the Euet. Tickets ria this popular Uns ban be procured si all- offices of connecting lines, or at' the Company's own offices. Asy information can be obtained by »1- MARK THK8<2 FACTS nanuosv orrui: wii0Lt ;,ulln . HQLLOWATS (fflmKST. Bad Legs, Bad Breast.,; ......., the VOIGTA’’®-1 IALT1TIR BEBR Is the Best Lager Brewed m the West PROBATE ORDER. r45!.OFof’S.c^ Banrboldau at tiol rnboto Office. in the CID of Jl.iuno on Monday th. Sth dar of October, ia tho ynar one thousand right huudrud an d xeveaty- Rse?i&£; t GertrudaWho.let. ninon—heir* of Marcia U X«5.-SSKt‘ Ua!: warn broad a.d tW affartod Peru, after tb« thmtn,.. nHMB, n! Math and »ift.u tk- itATH, MTcrcUn'romS?.8!a mSSc^bT’iV Mice INSECTS. raoHATKORDKK. ft V r^ot'1 die a. at.ru , tf the Pilis bo taken ac-r.rd.:.,; ■' Mrn.tioiu. 11 DlptberU, Viesmld S.re ai.J other 1’ .? ".iKSUritts^iz' rbwl. turoaLsud nock u. ths Kitvris. Md ska tamadi tn by lho.tn..ntb mu-i ..p PRODATE O^DEB. LAST CHANCE karrapen U i* ordarod. that Monday th. SfTth Our Centennial, Train has brought me a well assorted htock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the .sampler and fall trade, which I will sail way down low for Cash. ’ aba * ” the * Y I sell celebrated Singer Sewing S’ Machine different Kinds of Sewin ing Machines. Nan/ I also sell Well A dies and Machine Oil./ Cistern Pampa. ’ J. Macs Opposite the Post Office xxiltf Hastings, Mich. Furniture, Pensions, Etc. HASTINGS M. D. Reed desires to call attention to .. . wtt-r.t s nurMiay. rrov..w. iiii,. on his new Wagon Shop,. where he may be which oocaaiun they will dlstribnh' to tho ticket found at all hours or tey day, ready to do hoMcro th. kmmenao earn of any work in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the best buggy ever seen in the county ot That. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man'gr. Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the o_ u™_ ..... A.~ shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street. * - $600,000! xx6tf probata: order. ■srvicc. rkisUlbeunly suraircitiaaa-. 1st (raiilaa' ■waaefNuiccriiiUieatninacb. or nh.ro tbet. n*r M a central bOiiiuc dawn. STEBBINS BRO’G. Blotches, a* a!»o racking*. ean.>v>tb •ar’alalW M radically eared if ibaXOtatmaai t.mel ft**!, Mkd the Pul* taken nfarbt sn*< morales, »» ream■ended tn the priutad inntrseuou-. Wb»ntr»*iad Indivcretiuns of YrathSorea *>nl Vlcm. OF MICHIGAN. County «f Barry, w.on of-tbo Probata Court for tba County boldan at the Probate Often. In the rity p. on Monday. ih. day uf Oetnbnr. rear one tbuuand alibi handrad nod rim—,,d. c. FrtMl.. J. la it. natter of the er Sarah A. H.-«-o Minora. Oa roadin* and Alloc tho of Selah NTNsMsOmidia inc for rtaaOni tb.r.in k li«n-«l io mH eenaln rosl ‘*'§!ra?in’ri?Su'wed.th af Nor unbar next, at P o'cl Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the best n the market. ‘ “ Roberts’. rnw sum. Keep It. nuidtd for by Joint Kcnolntion No. 3. Law. ol And an amandmantto Section 1. Article31 mlUva lo tho amrndment and rarl.iun of th. O>nUtuUon. irrnndrd for by Joint Rwolatitm Na. Alao th. fallowinr County Officer, for the Coanty f Barry. Th: A Jedsa of Probate. Kbrriff. Clerk. Trnaanrwr. lesiater of Ileada. Proaacutlac Attorney. Twv For Toledo bolded ale, by the doxen or otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to John Stanley’s. xxi44t3 Where you wul find all kinds ol a rieuropi aalbealthr ba.nf. It will mjauetiar. «tgt,tha oae of the Fill* to in,ore a' laiuurnta. Dropsical Swelling*. Paraly«i«, anti Stiff Joint* FURNITURE! Althocch the above comylahiti differ wid.ly ie tbeir origin and nature, xei they all ttis.it laeal ttanuaent. Many of the w-m e«>«., ofiu-.hduea*«i, will yi.Ui in a eomparativety abarl «t>aca cf •tjme wbnn thia Ointment i* dllic«i.H' rubbed i a la Of ever}' Description which we can sell cheaper than uny house in Bar­ ry County, for these reasons: 1st Because we have no rent I > pay 2L Because we make the miht of oui goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the beat c work4th. Because we warrant nil g jodn we wtth Eanvy penally and approv- xxitGtf fSSwmSK® CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Manee A Preston’s and scale to save costs. We most have our pay. xxi4Gd _ Wc sell none of this cheap-made Furnlturc that b made by machinery. The gtxxb we make b xnndo by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No traatde at all show goods. Parties having Pictures to trama would do well’to/ ‘them framed of a* we can do It P —-rand Cheaper than any house Ln F County. We keep the Largest »uu Best rclecteu stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD- PRODATE ORDER. DF MICIlhiAN.County orB«TT. of lbs Probata Coart forlbaCoi Thi* is a naw future, rSw«s.^- NEW ADVERTISMEMTS. C. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. PETERS’MUSICAL MAGAZINES. PETERS’ HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, ti 7n isrdrk'LTz; rasa Uuatxn. th the MtMM daamr of mid path Brackets, Papeh--1IoldERS, WALX-POCKETS, SUFPKB- ino8, MbLDEBS, and everything In the Furniture line. We invite all persons to call and look 25 di. Peerless Milk Safer. PETEBS PARLOR MUSIC, NO. 23, (hl Qn /‘rice 25 aaota. ootUaiaa.yl.O U B-krtjf Jewels Ma«urka....by Kfnkel now on exhibition at our Full thxiv Store. All kinds of work made to orn?turcRMi2ring °f 1111 klnda °f °,d fQr' vWKIean'BUSINESS! merely an interrupted function, may be averted by tho tun of Nature’. remedy. . Tarrant’s Seluer Aperient It combine, th. medicinal propetle* of th. hurt Furniture Booms south Aide State Kt. opposite K. A. Goodyear's Hardware store. LA CREME DE LA CREME. No. 35, ______________ STKB1IXS IBOTt $55£77E. swfcSissrasE unroll rapidly. Sendf«rrireolar. 25 cl Y. Basrartos Co, Sb WaU otreM. PETERS’ OKO AN SKLKCTIQNS, DARWIN McOMBXR. bKXTON. Attorney far a*ainaes af mortice. ______ _________________ xxKlwU NOTICE OF STATB OF MICHIGAN, 1 CuCITT or BaSST, J ON MICHIGAN STATB LAND OFVXCK. ~ Probate Court for Mill County. 25 GU PETTERS' SACRED StojCHOSS. f any party nr partit* enootarfviitax t.-t xarline* art radius the nai. knowing ttissa ’a »• '«rinu■. . , _. ••• Md at the naanfartory ofPn’faurr lleuoat a Co-New York and by all r»»r«'*l-le Prosaaad ]>a«ler» In Median. tbroiKhiut th. e;» w»rtd. in pot* at SSeoits. ® «»K. asdjl M-There i* couide.-aM* sarin* hr tahlntlar MW IIElli« W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, . ■ Respectfully a n non n ces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh find genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuff's. Dancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete. Stock of Druggists Merchandise which hr offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Pcti p e-W *> • • / ' J-' • o , redly opposite Empire bioeK. One floor cast of SpanIdinge- Lnibra for Harvest Fertirali. ' HaETTNOB, July IS. 1S7G< .. TU iSEUT OF DISEASE 1 THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AND BEAST NOTICE OP STATE OF MICHIGAN. 1 Cotwre or Purtr. j I* the Grund OU Probate Coan u.ld Coast, MUSTANG liniment, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TE A! 01­ 40 TEARS. r-r WILL THEBE IS SO SORI- “ '/ it wlf.LSoVcrRE. nr’ posr TO ITS UAOtC TOLUI. A J SSA^&^dtSeu^ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-09.pdf a35b0b727b42387eecd95f8f76a3b9e2 PDF Text Text NO. 56. VOL. XXL HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1876-v^‘ The^emi-Weeklyltepliblicap tapper Plover Hullors, Wagons, Buggies, Etc. GEO. M. DEWET MESSER & POWERS, Are agents for the Celebrated AND llUR PUBLISHER. “Wh«n the Tide Cornea In." nm unnia RATES OF ADVERTISING. Also for the i » IXL Wind MiU Which *s the best self governing mill in the market.___________________ • total ■‘O.CO! IIO.OO I 1K.8O BuiiaM niraetpry Cort*. net oewdlat ria **£- uiuiaM/NoUea* ton eanta par line hr the r»! loeertiou. and fl»e eenU per line for imH enb- Toolbar to h» t!.4. WAGONS AND BUGGIES I Cheaper than ever. tHClUMMlIMU And GROWD I’ Ol.VTS for all other plows in the market, OUR NEW YORK LETTER. AT AGRICULTURAL HA.LL, One door east of Goodyear s Hardware. Hastings, AfHl 12, 1876., » Doctor Aikin’s Double Column. REAih •R.WHAT T. J. WILDER, READ THIS 1 EVERYBODY ! ! WKACTH. OR T&*. OR LIFX---- WITHOUT HEALTH FWt READ. / yon JJCIC^AND - N i ‘ READ cviu: or SUIU3ICAL the GnrA n>s!Ai T. WHEEL! R. , roe street. opposite (above) Rrihban it*. Cali *arl/. M. W. REKER, iUnralrtW tin DOCTOR w’FTo CVlfiSw. SStoCK.'SrJ WM. UPJOHN, CENTRAL HOUSE. Inrlaa ’JS. enjorlnr lii.eattona, li tifin. HASTIJKM. MICH.. L. E aTAUFTH*. UsvioglroMd ths C«tr»l HeiMoppwiM «r 'SISTAS “Dr. Aiatn. I : “ Dr. Atkin. J uailee ef th* Pomo. MiMlevtlle. Mteh. xxiOl HARVEY WRIGHT, ■Imp better. am illo saflgaM evl- Sf lickiia. ,hMiiij (an-* beauty), p sg&ssSw Dr. J. B. LaSure’. Ad. 7i E.-LD I READ ! READ? nfsur.: 'i’r? ■Toy Comfort and Happiness TO TH I they did. The city to kept in a nervous conditidn till almost morning.- Through beries wore as common and as plenty as the thieves. The ciusens made it a point to get home very early that night, and Slot anlXfflletoJt OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. many a house holder passed an anxious night from fear of the lawless maa who DS. J. B. LiStHlE tad and Jaitly aatebratad Pbnt«l*a o' California. raoMottally •naonajei are in training for frauds next Tuesday. is gray, his form has lost the elasticity that made him an observed man on the streets, and be looks twenty years older than he did five yean see. He baa not had much work to do, and has had as good fere in his prisons as though Delmonioo had supplied bis table. But confinement, the worry and fret of prison life has broken him, and it is doubtful if ha ever regain* his impaired manhood- Still, he is as gatney as a man ean be. Ho pro* poses to go iato business at onoa, and rebuild hir shattered fortunes. While in Sing Sing he purchased the right to man­ ufacture an asphaltum pavement, which he believes to be a necessity in all large cities, and he has already commence io in* traduce it into New fort. Possibly he may yet ride the city as Bucsesefullj •» Tweed did. It cost him 1300,008 to escape the gallows, which stripped him entirely. His career makes a very pretty moral lesson far young man. An illicit AUTUMS FAaniONU. Hum for ouutul udon du riot ISIS and SOLICITED. tTuwun ne^.'ul. thortraah treeunent. OCR a.Incity.cranydtatanM, in .erlouaeneen- >ma soon cure, tuouu.. <*- COXSULTATlOIfritKK.H The Liquor dealers era taking a new tors, cheering or jeering as their political 1departure. The law of 1869 provides that licenses shall not be granted except predielctions impelled them. I would like 1 to restaurants having “accommodations to hare bad every one of your readers hare for man and beasta." Consequently, all seen the material of which tho1 procession licenses that have been-thus far (rranted, was made up. Boys of every age, from ;are illegal. The dealers are pushing this twelve upward, street Arabs, bruisers, matter with the idea of making the law so odius that all laws will be repealed, and thieves, pickpockets, drunken men scarcely free trade in liqtfor allowed. From the able to keep in rank, low-browed ruffens ,crowds I have seen in the saloons I should that the law was being fulfilled in the maddened with rum, with profanity and eay । obscenity pouring out of them in streams, particular of having abundant accommo­ tho lowest of the Irijlh who knew no more dations for beasts. It makes mighty lit­ tle difference what the law is, liquor is what they were in procession for than Sit­ sold openly, Sundays, week-days, day and ting Bull does of tho Greek testimont; in night. Occasionally there is a spurt of short, all tho riff-rap, rag-tag and bob tail, opposition to selling on Sundays, and the scum and refuse of a great city, every spasmodic efforts are made to stop it, but they seldom last over one Bnnday. two-legged being to whom a drink before Stokes. , : and s promise of one after would induce to I saw the murderer of Jim Fisk on tire take part in anything, from stuffing a bal­ street yesterday. Thela^t time I saw him lot-box to a murder. And every man-jack he was in the prisoner's dock, a strong, of them,'next Tuesday, will. rote for “Til­ dark-haired defiant young man, who den and Reform." But after the process­ looked aa though nothing earthly could tho night the city was infested with bands of ruffians who hadbeen made crasy drunk with Tilden’s money, and woe Ao the late passenger whom they encountered. Fights were of momentary occurrence in all the streets of the city, from Washington Square to 23d Street, and knock.downs and rob­ Special Medical Announcement a •paelaltr of tho ftDowiM for the most injmence display of the cam­ paign. Thursday night was the appointed discarded—those used having noma mean­ The United States met them at the thres­ ing— as borders and relief to a garment, hold, and answered them by publishing to instead pf covering and hiding itu outlines. the world their regular statement, and not The mantles worn are long and flowing, the only refused to pay a dollar, but demanded lengthened Dolman, the scarf mantle and the most rigid investigation oftheir affaire. long circular for ladies past youth, and I Other sound Companies did the same close-looking, casy-fl ting long sacqucs for thing, and the result is the scare is nearly jauntier figures. otct. Lift Insurance is so widely diffused The long princess dress appears on the and is of so much importance to all dance street with a largo fichue of wool, with deep of people, that tlio man who would delib­ fringe in shades Jike tho dress, crossed erately for his own purposes get a founds negliently on the brag, the long ends flung .tionless panic, oucht to be hung to the behind, making a meet graceful addition to •rarest lamp-post. There are a large the close lines in this becoming habit. number of shakey companies that never Polonaises of latest cut are gored in the had any claim to public confidence that back without fullness, the extreme length these times wjll take under, and they caught in festoons low on the skirt.' The ought to go under, but the deserving, long street- sacquc to bo pearly stylish, honestly managed sound companies, ought should be worn without overskirt to the to be stood by all the closer. drew. The moat uspretendiag street suite A Bride’s Outfit. arc pretty, with the grarefuNines of the A fash ionabIs dressmaker in this city French saoque hanging loose from the throat, over a silk vest, facinrt, pockets, is now furnishing the bndal outfit for a Michigan girl, which is something worth sleeves and cufis, and of the same silk fin­ seeing these hard times. Of course papa ished with drooping bows. The style of is a very rich man, and so he can afford having silk sleeves is too pretty to be his daughter, on the occasion of her wed­ gTvsn up at the immediate dictate of fuh ding, seyentceu drosses; the one she is to ion. Velvet sleeves, pockets end vests be married in is of heavy white silk, emwill be worn in costume for cooler weather, brdidered with white jet, and decorated and the janntest, little, otyfaahh'oed bon­ with fringes of orange blossoms. Then nets in velvet are coming out to wear with there are mantles, and opera cloaks, and them. all that sort of thing, to say nothing of TH* BUSIWBSS OUTLOOK. the under clothing which rivals the drrm Business is tolerably good, but there has­ for elegance. Nothing less expensive ; been a lull whlbh the jobbers do not like. than silk is used, and the undergarments, The feet is, buainess men are wafting, and down to the stockings and shoos, are made if Tilden it elected, there will be another to match the drewes. The cost of the long wait, for no one can tell what tho entire outfit is—hold your breath—$33,­ policy of the party will be till he is inau­ 00(1-!' I hope tho girl is happy and will gurated, and not really till Congress site. continue to be ro; init the probability is Will he be bard-money or soft? Wil! ht that she will be wanting to find a pur­ pay the Rebel claims, or will be disappoint chaser for those slothes in less than five bis party and throw them out? Will he years. It's rather to much capital to lock urge a revision of ths tariff? Will he con­ up these days. tract or expand ? All these questions have Tux Barbers got to be answered in the event of his Are the last tradesmen to be exercised. election before business men will taK any T^o dull times have driven thousands in fro*U the countit, hod they are shaving and the biter crop of Centennialers are for five cents. Tho regulars' who have putting a great deal of money into circula­ forgotten that tho war is over, and are I tion. That some idea may be formed ef still charging fifteen end twenty, object, the money spent to see the great show, it and they are combining against them. is stated that the village of Cortland in Whenever they find one of the five cent this State, has spent $39,000 to go to fellows, they start a shop next door to him Philadelphia, which is pretty well for a and shave for nothing till ho is starved out. village of less than 5,000 people. We‘ The people can all afford clean fades now. shall know more about business next Their meeting was the most odorous gath­ ' week. ering I have attended for some time. Tub Liquor Qrwipjr. . PlBTBO. ion was over and the mob dismissed, the pandemonium began. All of them received tho price of his night's wort, and the doggery-koepere had kept open patiently, knowing that they would get it all, and DENTIST laskfille, POLITICAL. Before this letter reachfc your readers tho great struggle will hare been decided I can't avoid giving the democracy credit time for the great demonstration, and it was certainly tho biggest thing of tho kind New York ever saw, excepting the last Fourth of July procession. Imagine a proecasion, bearing torches, miles in length the sidewalks packed densely with specta­ SrailCB OP THB PEACE. G«3«J u. HuiiurapM^Asaat, Union Blcok. BiatoStrwt, » BALKES IN rt'RNrrURB. u/b.l«t«ry o.»^. iness Outlook—The Liquor Ques­ tion—Stokes—Insurance—A Bride’s Outfit—The Barbers. New York, Nor. 5th, 1676. niHEAMES.^* Tn» Dee tor a Location u moat •hsiblt, ••ntra! .nd eonv.nlent .1 PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, SALISBURY fc BRtMSEAU. Political—Autum Fashions—The Bus­ Forms of dress never were more graceful and seldom more oonvcnwnt than they are the present season. The old style of dress with waist and skirt in one, is happily retured, taking the weight of the drapery off the hire, and pitting it ou the shoulders where it belongs, a boon for which women will return earnest thanks. Then the style » more becoming to all save very tallI fig­ ure*, for it showe* the length of the form, audgives a woman the advantage of her full abroad. ,WH0LE^<0 1088. Elaborate trimmings am of a large fortune, and leaves him in mid­ dle life naked, with a broken constitution .and a reputation that will bar mrsey effort 'he can make among good men. Stokes ban paid very dearly for his whistle. Gleams from Great Minds. Brevity is s great praise of eloquence.— CYccro. Education is the apprenticeship of life. — WUlmott. Thoughts that breathe nnd words that burn.— Gray. The man that makes a character makes , Those that would make us feci must fed themselves.—Churchill. ureof confidence.—La rater. The more you speak for yourself tho more you are likely to He.—Zimmermann. Employment is nature's physician, and is essential to human happiness.—Galen. . True eloquence coosislSjiu saying all that is proper and nothing more.—Rochefou­ cauld. Be always employed about some rational thing, that the devil find thee not idle.— St.leromc. Vienne on doaucut as angels, we should please some more by listening than by talk mg.— Colton. O Eloquence 1 thou violated fair, how thou art wo -ed and won to cither bed of right or.wrong.—Havard. When he spoke, what tender woids ho used I so softly that, like flashes of feath­ ered snow, they melted as they fell.— Dryden. There is as much eloquence in the tone of voioe of,a speaker and in his eyes and air as in his choice of words.—Rochefou­ cauld. It is scarcely possible st once to admito and excel an author, ns water rises no higher than the reservoir It oomce from.— Bacon. As gout .seems privileged to attack the bodies of the wealthy, so ennui seems to exert a similar prerogative over their minds. —Colton. Providence has hidden a charm in difln cult uadertakings which is appreciated only by those who .dare to grapple with therm— Madame SwetchtM. Iksurarct. The Continental has goni un hopoMj, and correction of error »the and as a matter of course all the iararanoe companies are feeling the effect ef it. Sharpers are taking advantage of As ne^ vousuesa of policy holders to Uacknad the other companies, and to some (Mt they snoeeed, but in cthera Any danib. �Teas, Coffees, Spioes, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc. TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. OUR CHOICE YET! Spices. M. DSWKT, Hastings, Mich., Nov. 9, 1876. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. .* Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. And still our Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interforapce which will destroy the other.” We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or eocts. to $i:oor They won’t hold him to it. If I am elected Sheriff, and I firmly be­ lieve I shall be, I will do my whole duty! So said Mr. Cramer, in the county invention. Greenback As he only lacks 2,500 votes of being Sheriff, his pledge The result is still in doubt j but we will never strike our colors until wo KNOW we are whipped. goes for nothing. President MacMahou, by way of a com­ Error is always more busy than igno promise, apd with a view to conciliating rance. Ignorance is a blank sheet on which wc may write; but error is a scrib­ them, orde ’ Vl that thenceforward no pros ­ Yesterday some of the ovor-xealons bled one from which wc must first erase.— Democrats of our city wore crowing lusti­ ecutions should bo instituted except in Chiton. Effects of Democratic ** Inspiration." 1850. Twraty-KiMh Year 1877. Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. ► Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE RURAL NEW-YORKER, want to close out. ly over the result of tho Presidential dec> contumaciam, or upon the Cabinet initi­ It is certain that cither wise bearing or The Great Illustrated Arrlcaltursl and Family tion ; some of them got decidedly “ how ative. Tho measure now before the Cham­ ignorant carriage is caught, as mon take Weekly ha* ber of Deputies, and which is likely to be disease, one of another; therefore let men REDUCE0>8UBSCRIPTI0N PRICE come you so,” and mistaking our office for take heed of their company.—Skabpcare. FOR 1811. the residence of Ron. Henry A. Goodyear, passed, po sibly in a modified form, pro­ It ii the standard aat ------ t — ■ lieultnre and Domaallf The esteem of wise and good men is the draped it in mourning. Boys, wc don't vides that, no new prosecutions shall be greatest of all temporary encouragements The llortieulluritt. begun aga .nst' -Communists. and that tin; feel bad ; do you ? to virtue; and it is a mark of an aban­ The btoek Grower. In additlen to 1 old ones shall 'bo quashed, except where doned spirit to have no regard fur it.— Burke. MICHIGAN. .-.t.latb they are directed against tho instigators InterestI Remember. We buy for cash and will hot be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, or principals in assassination, incendiarism B a pattern to others, and then all will Hastings, Aug, 7th, 1876. It goes further, and provides go well; for as a whole city is infected by xxi30w4. is a glorious triumph for tho right. Wo tho licentious passions of great men, so it of tho fcmlly who mk iMtnetka la ihate dallx Chat all trials in contumaciam, instead o* is likewise reformed by their moderation. LS. Faller. th* celebrated He have given Hayes and WheUer about r-ia-ehteL Mriitad by B. 8. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. Detroit Advertisements, being before a military tribunal, as hereto­ Cicero. 20,000 minority, have eight of the aloe fore, ahaU.be before the Court of Assizes’— It is seldom that a man labors well in M. BASIS. members of Congress, nearly two-thirds of a proximo?, which would result in the pro- his minor department unless he overrates both branches of tho Legislature. AlLdf it. It is lucky for us that the bee does not CumBtaicr Merchant*sad acalers In ! the State officers and four-fifths of the look upon the honey-comb in the same -and be happy again such is the number of the esses and the light wc do.— JFAtrtr/y. i county officers. Full detail will bo given slow rate o progress possible to that Court. after tho official canvass. Pleasure and pain, though opposite, are Board of Trade1. Building, Detroit, Mich, i, Two alternatives are indicated in our yet so contrived by nature as to bo con­ Liberal Cwh tfran-.M made on C-.n’icnatn^a. 1 BARRY COUNTY. dispatches^ relating to the debate on this stant companions; and it is a fact that the the raedm Fame muscles of the face are employed both measure. ■AEilhcr the Cabinet may swept in laughing and crying.— Charron. DAJL.CH A NOR TON. At homo wo have fought the good fight, ««»■□« to Bridte * Norton. A to Q. W, Bal the peeeaf I ot the bill, in which case it • Dealers tn all kinds * met tho enemy and they are ours. The There is a moral excellence attainable by joins the 1 iwer House in aggression upon all who have tho will to strive after it; but Democracy made a desperate fight, but Cotner Woodbridge Shelby Sts, the President; or if the measure is adopt­ there is an intellectual and physical superi­ were driven to the wall. The Republicans ority which is above tho reach of our wish­ Detroit, IMCicli. St ed by a coWrination of tho Left and Right, es, and is granted to a few only.—Crabbe. elect every officer from Senator to Coroners the Oahin t majority is lost. In either by about 1,000 majority. Hayas and Tho great source of pleasure is variety. case tho duaolution of the Cabinet would Uniformity must tiro at last, .though it be Wheeler have 1,100. Croswell has about bo foerita le. Then fa little reason to ap­ uniformity of excellence. Wo lovo to ex­ 1,000 and McGowan for Congress ova if prehend tfee former alternative. The Cab­ pect, and when expectation is disappointed or gratified, we rant to be again expecting. 900. Well done Republicans of Barry. inet is tea singly la accord with the PresPORK AND SEEDS, Yon have covered yourselves all over with 61 and 56 Woodbridge St. Look here I Look here I glory. Falsehood is difficult to be maintained DETROIT, MICHIGAN. When tho materials of a building are sol­ What 1---------------------------don’t you think ---wo can Wheat a Specialty. , [ ----------— sell its Mggsiatte. Tnc measure is sure of id blocks of stone, very rude architecture THE FRENCH CRISIS. defeat in^h^ Senate, any way ; but the will suffice; but a structure of rotten ma­ Wo teriris needs the most careful adjustment _— ' can do it, for, with tho help of A difficulty has been suddenly sprung strength i His developed in the Chamber to make it stand at all.— Whatfly. upon the French Cabinet which is so seri- of Deputes rill in all-probability bo nffi- In thia State the result of ths doction or robbery. READ THIS GRAIN, FLOUR And Mill FcCtl A GM Reduction in Prices! SteSJ’SHTS'; SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Grail CmiWfn EsreiEHii FURNITURE, John H. Wendell & Oc. FLOUR, DtWstay Safe fatten Frames, Sc. GRAIN, WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS on- as to threaten its dfasotataon, and a re- cu®t to b]^ about the overthrow of the To get a name can happen but to few. A name, even in tho most commercial na­ tion, fa one of the few things which cannot be bought. It is the free gift of mankind, which must ba deserved before it can be SO far that there wss granted, and fa at last unwillingly l>e- ministry. , This fa to be regretted, because n-uniste, who plunged I’arfa into scenes of । terror during the troublous daya of the Lest. in France u to girt thsm J- 5L HEWES> A.t Kalamazoo, Mich. Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made toor«*er on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied In ' * Hoarse furnfabed free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth Wo can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make the most of our is and Furniture.. ot rooms, ewluju ths lira Salisbury tb Brossoau. HaUnc. Di. ti. lb52j> Having steam power and improved machinery for sanding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do wor; WilHam cheaper and better than thuoc who work by hand. Y- missory note given by and his brother, of Hastings, to J. Winters, due Oct 16 1876. ALLS Barry Oct. 16lh 1876. mrryfCO. J- FtfA P A I N TE R �CoumII PraoMdingi. L- HCIH FAPit 81IAIIT Uim Democratic Figuring. ^Special btc^tes. Teitimonlal. «m«l meet fag of the Common Coun. New Advertisements The electoral vote, a* counted by the Demo, Slxteen years ago tho people of Barry county HANGER’S GUIDE crats. is u follows: . called tho Hon. Sherman C. Prindlo from hi* •n the evening of Oct. Id, 1876. Solid South, 697 farm in Rutland to officiate a* Judge of Probate i-'tiica n- R- time-card Solid North, 186 for this county. It fa very seldom that a man biacd tavirwath. * McNaughton, P.usscll, Sheldon Canada. altaraUT*nroptt^*ami^ 670 Some more 8oulh, and •T82 has been honored with the confidence of any Bome ef the North that they furcot. people that length cf time; and in tH* case The ml intea of the two previous meeting! Tight nipping, all the more flattcriqgly became in »n Ufa re­ cowpetltore of ita cl***, both han healer and ai AH kinds of FRESH and SALT Monti Total, w 1,069 election* he Wtui favored by increased major!Finance Commit tee recommending Republican, tie*. A farmer by profession, he made erne of ■ Etpro*> (Satnrdaj-andSandayeJftOO p. M. that the >untof Allen Bennett for |27.<6 on hand. tian. it overcome! th* maladies wbieh the latarrupIf you want a cool Hundred Thousand I retire from the office Ire ha* so long and ably filled und honored, it seem* that that event roinpUint, urinary affection*, nerveu*debility, fanay* allo [*d and an order ordered to be drawn suiunia, and matidlo* of a yet more Mrioiu nature, on the ge faral highway fond therefor as fol- ■ It can be bad by purchasing the proper ticket should not bo allowed to pas* without a befit­ arc erad leat»d by It* »y«t cootie tue. It rretore* th* in the Grand Drawing of th* “ Kentucky Cash ting appreciation of ibo fidelity, ability and lowen ■’ tnitu daily except Sundays—except a* Ay »- Aid. Dawson, Evans, Lewis, Me- Distribution Company,” of Frankfort, Ky., impartiality with which ho ha* dfacharged the neutral!*** thooeatmoapVerieoaaMwhich orisfaat* Naug Hot i, Russell, Sheldon and Tomlinson. 7. which pojitivcly takes place on November COth. duties as such officer. A* a partial recogni­ Over half a million fa open to the public in the tion, therefore, of th* able manner be has dis­ Nays—-Non*. POST OFFICE TIME CARD iliarir *uH*ct. bnl a rentline Tbs foBowing resolution was offered by Aid. same way. There will be no further postpone­ charged hi* duties a* ntcb Judge of Probate, . Female* in driieot* health ment ; m if the reader want* a ticket he bad we, the undersigned, irrespective of party af­ Russell. , better secure it at one*, before they ar* all tak- filiation*, gladly bear testimony to hi* merited ■e ■ and l.jweU—Arrive dally. exeeptSunday. That the Recorder be and is here­ irrritularitie* which afflict th* rentier tex, and Whole tickets, >12 ; halve*, >6 ; quarters, claim* upoh tho thanks and gratitude of the by directed to issue a precept under his hand in their Season. W. Read their advertisement. people of thl* county, with whom he has so long been an honored eitiicn. stolen. H. A. GOODYEAR, I). G. ROBINSON. Constkbli. of the city to summon and retain a jury of f yelve disinterested Freeholders of tho Ou the night of the Clh Inst a pair of chcs- WmTOSh.kb. WM. J.OWDYEAK. <> n.ni’Atn.bTNG. c!T<cti of fatigue, and aSbrdinx protection ar«in»t city to a, pear before him the said Recorder at nut sorrel mares were stolen from Geo. W. end Saturday at 1: any time therein to be stated, to Inquire into Monroe, in Barry township, this county, togeth . M. T. WHEELER. • A CARD. tho need Hty of using tho following grounds er with a black three-spring wagon and a heavy Market. md om eat ilso Sultry, Game, etc. Fresh Fish WWW'H'S: .VWJfe j.M. NEVINS. P.M. -BAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. All About the County. DIED. being about 16 bands high, with star in foreparties interested in such ground* or premise*. hud. One has grey mane, and one has a sear Vis: Grounds sufficient to widen State Street on Inside of nigh hind leg. Mr. Monroe offers from Ha over Street East to Montgomery St. a reward of 676 for the recovery of tho prop­ erty, and sheriff Creasy another of $75 far the Naughton. Russell. Bheldon and Tomlinson. 7. thief, lodged in jail. Naya^-None. I. O. Q. T. On m< 'ion of Aid. Dawson, tho following aoAl a regular meeting of Bastings Lodge, No. 914. I. 0. G. T., held in this city, Novem ber. A. D. 1876. the following officers were in­ $5 bo stalled for the ensuing quarter ; approprqpriate funds therefor. ; • H. A. Goodyear satisfied T iv. guarantee that Stinchcomb fa happy tn* carry th* Democratic city of on cross A. D. Hopkins arresting a prisoner Wilifa$a Snively 1} days work on St. i. the s or r. ii- moeratic cannon did not howl worth l cn Wednesday night. hick." . KENEDY—In Kastlnn. Nov. M. JUTS, yauoceit daushteruf Mr. and Mr*. John Kenedy. A*ed drawing engine James Seldmore assisting Marshal BenJ. 8. Bottom " “ Thomae Betts takinr down pole and ,re . - Hon Richard Jone* tell us how much by his desertion of Republican .• ’ rjceedings of the Board of Supervi’.lelaved by the pressure on our columns, rntch .game of bs*o ball was played on ay. in Rutland, between a nine from Poand a nine from the Butland club, the lander* coming out ahead, with the score i.stitutiona! Amendments, in this county, from the vole in Carlton we judge that the r majority for them in the city has been 1 not [ouse " o would call special attention to the adver- removal of tho Star Hal Store from Cana! to rand Central ON, J0w4. is, Etc. Hotel, New York, a reduction of rate*. It offers the same aoc •=Halation as heretofore, at a reduction from ? l.OU to 12.50 and $3.00 par day. Mlchanl Rotub, of Irving, was thrown from bi* wagon, tn this city on Saturday evening of Addie Parker posting registration Jtaolvrd That there bo drawn temporarily from the contingent to the Fire Depart men1 pruprfatten for belle and $79.70 lo pay for fire offirtre uni forms and speaking trumpet*. lolalS Naughton, Rusaell.Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. On m tioa the Council adjourned. L. D. QtucKuaaw, Reoorder W. T., Mrs. Clara Lathrop. W. M.. James L. Crawley. W. F. S., Henry Ford. W. C. Rev. G. W. Sherman. W. I. G.. Min Nellie Mlserolc. W. 0. G., R. H. Merrill. W. A. S.. Ml»» Effie Salisbury. W. I'. II , Mtss Ella Wincklaman. W. It. H. R., Mr*. I.. IL Stauffer W. L. H. 8.. Mia* Dora Mann. ,of His Honor, the Mayor. w* wonder if the OSSEAtf profitable wor <sqqq sax1: A spicy sketch descriptive of the At­ chison, Topeka and Santa Fc llailroad^tho beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountain*, by ‘‘Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent tree on applica­ IXiM tion, together with the A’.ut Juan Guide, • maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver aud all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Minos- The finest lino of Pullman Making an average of a little over 14 j bush- Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ souri River und the Rocky Mountains without change. Special round trip tour­ Mr. Grilloy inform* us that this has been an ists’ tickets from the .¥i**oun Hirer to unfavorable season fur wheal in the township* Denver at 850, good to stop off at all in which they did this work, Barry and Hope, points. Addrean. T. J. Asderson, Gen. Pan. Ayf. consequently a smaller growth of the berry. Topeka, Kan. We hope to hear a better report from him an­ XX52tf other year. Caution. be very glad to hear E». Baxseb On Noy. 4th a match game of base ball took place between the Bedford Junior base bell club and the River Road club resulting in an t«*y victory for tho Junior'*. have been congregating at Philadelphia, to be Short fielding and good batting gave the Jun­ the recipients of whatever may there b* learned iors the game by., a »eore of 36 to 6. ~ Below ’is LIRE turned “Centennial wise," have been able to “big thingothers with more expanded in Rutland every Saturday, and last Saturday ,tar> c.t the boy* had eyes that looked as if they certainly "Ibbm**" but their descriptive ]hil told some big chap he lied without considpowers were exhausted with that effort, and nt.irlc gamef Fraas, It Caller, of Rutland, whose ik here! !e him. ! Mrs, Delia Mead, of Rutland township was •>’cverely injured on Sunday evening, by injuries. bitcuit. it is more th an probable they irir von* and daoxhter*. and all *!**■< payiar work at home, should writ* to j all about th* work at once. New leti 1't del**, Addrew £■ 0*.. Al rill *oon V* reached. Umik Mick., Nov., 1st. 187A Advertised Letters. Remember the place. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. . (xxi52w4) . Madison Dispensary, i i>u>T>*nin«a a. ramn. IS, i oronntiaa. ctrrr. mseftn. earn. «»U. *n t.lwy Wimiw, ar awrwrt.l ■*»«»>—» To Loan. i*raore‘»..n.»..wMrtMirr4w. A few thousand dollars to loan iu sums of $500 for throe years, secured on farm Vtatsa^*»>• f.' U—.Mrt L’AffRlAGE auiof, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. h.j.gX. Notice- Farmers pitnuw take notice that I have PROBATE ORDER. bought out the interest of Calhoun & HTATEOF MICHIGAN. ComtyofBarjy«--Al Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call and sec me. xxiultf J- W. Brock. Special Notice. ARD ta-Maihil Shop! Mrs. Osterhoudt & Wilkins wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they liave opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. We also do all kinds of Famly Seeing. Ladies, give us a call' before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Osterhoudt & Wilkins. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxiwtf) REMOVAL! CiBrc.c*\L. Lfwt* mluy-^" Fred ;Swect wishes to call attention to his friends and customers that he has taken the window of Dr. Roberts (in Post Office) where ho will be found ready, writ­ ing and competent to do all work in his line intrusted lo his care. Thanking you for pas* favors.1 hope Ly strict attention to business to merit a continuance of tho same. Very respectfully xxr53c2 ’ Sweet. Umpire—M. Edrtsd. Hurrah for Hayee and Wheeler. Tho lecturer went to sse whatever could be 0. H. seen ; to learn whatever could be loomed ; aad he did sm ; and ho did learn; and more than that bo posssssca ths faculty at onoe a Micitiou* with rixtssn clean, neady-printed page*, em­ Notice to Teachers. bellished with fine illustration* and full of An examination of teacher* wHibe b«4d ot of hearing. •dentil!* and practical Agriculluxe and Litera­ ture Far the agriculturists and the family Woodland Cenler on Friday and Saturday Nov. Wth and 11thcommencing at 10 a. M. Bis lecture is fertile in entertaining incident. xxMwt oirelo it fa an indispensable It fa expected Hurt all will be present the first ItTEditor-in^hieffalbe celebrated Horticul­ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALEturist A. 8. Fuller, amoclated with whom are J*School officers are cordially invited to be K’otrmM and X. A. Willard, while, m racial contributor*, they are a**iried by such present. Guo. D. B aitow. men as Wil’iaai Robinson, Charlee Downing. Township Sup’I. ?^rlM v.' Rilsy. Thoma. Meehan Jam** ^k and many Other* of equal eminence in Woodland, Oct. 25th. 1876 ' Aay W«U,, n «»u»n»l.y dwlriac . IU. .r ui< win of all styles will'be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, &c., Centennial Milliner We (bail r-lestlwuly pnnra* any on* who imitate* thfawith the ntaort vfaor of th* taw. Wemo*t earnestly b*» that tho treat m&u ot the American !<• rl- will»i 1 u«ionur *IIort«toprotaetih*irhealth and help u» in eur ta*k of brinxta* theee.meet wnpriaeipfed m»n talk* bar of Jsstfc*. Uniformly ....... ... .Al <n Srt AU person* arc cautioned ag tinst pur­ chasing a Noto given by me to Walter Blake, about the 28th of September last, for Forty Debars. As the Note wts ob­ tained by fraud. 47tf ’ Frederich Nachtbieb. pn,p3,J' Lace Making Mrs. P. D. Osterhoudt. la faou the ward tenure .could ne*< with them. But within the lart two; fella of onr medicinn bare vprun* t xxi51w4 Btrxn mad. L. Eldred E. Corcgan T. Byme F. Armstrong Geo. Tag Geo. Eldretl H. Ftnly G. Humos To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT. at her Rooms Take Notice. 1 can't pay nty debts unless my custom­ Portland. Mai ers pay me. I tun bound to pay mine at all "hazard*. Do you see the point ? e.j«/«/ v thuM wiiiinr to wo xxt50w4 IL J. Grant. tore on the Centennial exhibition, delivered by the Rev. J. Boynton, to which we bad tho pleasuring of listening, While a vast mulli- tion so eagerly looked for, has been looked for xxi52tf. Scholars Wanted They Threshed It. C, Smith G. IL York 0, H. Cowles J. McDonald G.' B. Mochrnt J. Holcomb C. Edget L. Byrne D. C. Freeman V. LEINS. Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. Local Blijipefp (ioticef The “Iron Trail. Correapondence County, and wo should E». Barsxn:—Will you kindly allow us from them all seen, and some ideas of the things to be learned; but 'in the majority of instance* ths informa­ ????;????? m bunloM* we riake thi« nnparalleled offer: »ud> a* are not well mtUfiod we will rend on. lar lo t'*r far the trouble of writins. Full » 0. B. i Prices m In a eonvenatton with Mr. Edgar E. Grillcy of Hickory Coram, and who is a member of Naughton, Rune)!, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. the firm of Grillcy A Metier, threshers, we obtained the folidwing facts and figures, relaOn motion the following resolution was paas- ure* of the exhibition ; and this les favored portion has looked with eagerness to th* others as they have returned, for definite and instrucparts of the election of Tilden, on Tuesday night, that they began their old trieks by steal- Drug Store. RcT.Jo.enh T. Inman, Sroi.oe L). BAU Arie Fori Cta. xziVM WTLLTAMR—In thl* city. Honda* e*enlnkl Nov. fith. KM. Mary, wife of Lewi* 1). Wiiliame. in 10 20 >t*.icial canvass will occur st the office • unty Clerk on Tuesday next at 12 Market one door West of J. P.. Roberts a In Ha-tina Uwuthlp. Mr*. Hattie F. -—nf Jam** K. Clark, and d*u*hl«r oTT. M. Buah: ac*d 33 yearr. 1 month and 9 W. V. T„ Mrs. Samuel Dickie. 10 00 1 00 1 to Dine, to muse on the ingratitude of Re- ™ M ftr ROGS for PACHNI1. New Goods, and Cheap. tie* Il keeps iw ®or<1 u,n<! ‘’j. ‘. ,?h Sd.rt.hiJf •>•!> <““r land. The mether can rely upon H to furn‘*“ Bools and Shoes, Hosiery, Notions Stahouvohold recipes for daily use, pleasant lioo.ry .nd Grocnc. .1 iU riories for leisure reading and entertainment for tho children. The father 52ti" ™IS- “A5D enteruMuiu o^ih.Went exnenemni* WANTED—Oar I»r u ■' ,al advice and carefully revuad trouble. Smith, Mance & Pretot*. John Stanley sells better and cheapor GRAND RAPIDS, fsXo/roq* o# eoq /frq tr C^L tfoLYOf STW> *“7 '»r*wrtTlr LW 'X T1* 22 MONROE ST. �CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS Stevens’ Ad., Music, Etc. VEGETINF Will, of tenrse, wish to »c* all the aifhu comfortably and cheaply. To thia end tho Northwest, placed on eale a large nuinUr of Tt»VA.ST»’ Exccbmom Ttcxm nt greatly re­ dreed rates, by which paneengera can. not only visit the Centennial Exhibition at Phlladelphin, but can, in addition, visit the prin­ cipal eastern cillee, with an opportunity of stopping st any of tho great number of fa­ mous resorts in New York and Pennsylvania, The Camada Bon them is the oaly Use from the West running directly lo Niagara Fails, giving passengers, from the train, a wonderful panoramic view of the Mighty Cataract, Honc-thoe Fall, the is an air line, laid with ateal ilknUn, Toait, Solr&t and Dinretle. torte, sad eo strongly eoncentratod', •SectuaUy oradkaia from tbe ayattaa ol BcrwAtla, *<r----------- ---------■n>hHi*irc Stts-Ji Philadelphia, KES” JSWL. foSsnR:ait*"HlfffU. Vicksburg, * TheTsr fr.i:ie-I “ Wilkins (lien.” the oslebra '‘Minneous Aprinn’- 'the .'■‘arat-ra of Pennsyi Bls,) the Mf Intyre coal mine with inelined rath runnier to the top of the mountain, virible fr CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Manee 4 Preston's and settle to save costs. We must have our pay. xmM NEW ADVERTI8MENT3. C. P. Rowell A Co’*. Col. hare ladaeot many phyilctaDS and apothocarlee whom we know to prescribe end uao it lu tbclr own families. rnxFASXP bt It to a compound exSracicd from bark*, roots and herbs. It to NsturvTs Remedy. It to per- BaltlaCre.k, Albloa,- GOING SOUTH. |no.^sokJmo.» ■ THE EATING STATIONS the great Blood Purifteb. It la at.xsbltig retnedy for our children. It>aa veil* red and rurvd thocaaadB. It la very pleasant to take: every child Uka IL It relieves and cut.-, all dbet-ws origtaatlSg from Impure blood. Try the Vr.-.t:Ttax. G ve il a fair trial tor your rouiulalntai Gtewa Health, Strength and Appetite. LCruasfai) CALIFORNIA y H. B. STEVENS, Botfcn, Maa. nr all Mcaama. SMEM^T* gmts Capital A ths Campaign oflB 76 A Special, ftrule aad Obscare DImami «/ eatihr s«x. j osm? «r vid. monied vr aefxtrvd. Kalaaaaaoa, stbar trains ’ren 4«tly •reayt landfl make bIKSCT «mDMt with fast trains of tbs .SUM a sonusat ar uiumm sr.s buri. Csaaianati and hi. Louu Kalkuad lar anapoUs, UalatiHa. Si. Uara aadaU pointed ■NAM IAFIBI IIVIII3I. The Reliable Short Liao Paul Line EAST AMD WMT. tho short line for Northern Wis­ consin and Minnesota, and for Mad-' iBo», St. Paul. Mixneai-olts. Duluth andail pointe io the Great Northwest. 1U MANI lAPItt ANI lETMir t^^r,»isfftM,K«!‘a ratal witheat iuavtag the ttaia. pxOK Gvul Paa* A Tte'krt Ageat Is the only route for Winona, Roches­ Mankato, St. nod all pointe in Southern and Central Minesola. Its Firt Vine, Qreen Bay and Marquette ITOS’MUSICAL IIAGAZ1NES. I tS Chicago and Milwaukee Line SHORT LTNB BITWBBN ®------- Pullman Palace Car* a»«*Atae^ £&?,T,iig a i im@sr4 'I -w, leas — ■Si’S, ISA,"-- Are run on all through trains of thia road. ' bls I* th* ONI.Y LINE running I at«u»M. --------------------- <•>.. --------- aod st -------------------ror ; tbc# * CMr8---bctw.-on Chicago i 0C pfi Mocaii. Orend «.!u.... Jby U?»Lii I Paul, Chicago mid Milwaukee, ■J wlk Yhroasteae*fbr»4v»no«-l>iaao play*r* I <-*gO and Winona. wujb——— ■ » n At Omaha our SJcqxsrs connect with I the Overland Sleepers on the Union PETERS’ ORGAN SELECTIONS, ' Pacific Railroad for all points West of I tho MImuutI River. • aiioa....... - -A Volant*n by Mini '"’by jiaita^a i °11 t,lc of tho trahiR from the * _ ^ot 'UbrHu&a I East or South, the trains of the Chicago -robZ tejra* ft North-Western Railway LEAVE lVj^T“,*Tea . CHICAGO as follows - ‘' follows:: ' 7 "JiOafeCT^-A^.--.K-,r.-.Z-wX.X.:.r:.T.Eor Council Bluff*. Omaha and C.'nliPETERS' OCTAVO CHORUSES, fornia, Two Through Tralnadaily, with Pullman Palaeo Drawing Room »n<! Sleeping Cant through toCndndl Blnffa. For St. Pe.nl und Nllnncnpoli* Two Pbrough Trams Daily, with Pullmnn Talace Cars attached on both trains C PETERS’ SACRED SELECTIONS. For Green Bay ami I.aha Superior, •T -u- a ■« — Two Trains dally, with Pullmnn Palace Cars attached, and running through to MarquetteFor Milwaukee, Four Through Trains 25 Cfe *•jl’ U’Li11 r*" A*' V*be tbm ley Adrer.t, bv Ma-farrvn. daily, Pullman Cars nn night trains, , Parlor Chair Cars on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and joints tn Minnesota, One Through Train dally, with Pullman Sleepers to Winona. For Dubunue. via Freeport, Two j Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night trains. ' For Dubuqueand La Crane, via Clin . ton two Through Trains daily, with j Pullatnn Cara nn night train to Mc­ Gregor. Iowa. J For Sioux Cily and Yankton, Two TU«B,ifbati Train* daily, Pullmnn Cara to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Genera, Four Trains dally. ' ! Fur, Beckford. Sterling, Kenoaha, •r nsptnra, yracct full Leun, Janesvill.-, and other points, you can I ty. AB-Sond ft ttattr* for • ----- -t ...i io—.,. have from two to ten trains daily. ’ I i-jr j New York Oillec, No. 413, Broadway; 9^5 MFUIGiaALD, j Boston Office No.’fi State Street; Omaha 10J» U.S. Claim Act*-.. Ir.!l«nxr.miw.re Office, 253 Farnhem street; San Fran-’! ' cikco Office, 121 Montgomery Street ;i I Chicago Ticket Office. W Clark Street. | "a^t^P u,T. ?r under sTicrtnun Hoitac, corner Canal ijnP.a. ttoiroVmt. and Madi* n Street; Kiuale Strwt LM •.M. HAlIT.Lntwisy, Mlob. - Depot, corner W. Kcaile and Canal' *nL_J _______ , ___________ | Street; WcllaStroet Dejict, corner Wrtta s. 4 it s ;.___ »■ . and Rennie Streets. ’ gt—ami ET’S Hotel, , Fur rate* or infonnation notrttalna* ‘ ‘ 1 hie from your home ticket agrata, ap—fj”* „ „ x-M^rH.er*. MABVIN HUOBITT, . —-»- nutiiM ii.ro.. ll. SKSASS. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. Bummer Time Table, ao. im. is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the, only one purtng through EvanbtuM. chi.a»« Lake Forkst, Highland Park, n*> B.kWo, Waukbgan, Racxnk, Kerocha to st.J«<rt. ■ Mn.WiC<«. Jaclton & Sapiat lAitmi. Chicago i ira^ un tm HCH1GAK AND THE SOUTH. *».».pr«>«as«•»»-1 FreePort and Dubuque Line ru,,uF^»‘*«**w<**•«/* ita£i2?15rreri3?',,OMr•^Iua'u I Dthcoulyroute nr Eixjin. Rockford, ' - ads 1 y Bfvehlvy v!5? 1• F reeport. a>.d all rwdnta via WnMnnrt 1 «'«» ____ I 11 with Excreta traisa I tem kaflroad. to and us City and all i-i-'.i; Line DE LA CREME, N > 35. fess. \ Is :r ifi $1.20 25 cts. r a a w m-u_ . On.iirnul DKTR°Wt,WWWftaH> “« fcS;rt,fS£U.T.UMtt ■--■*•,ng Ifii ■taee Div.’ef Lak* L JUfevTolade. Adfhit. PiSMa. Tbreo Wread Bapids sad Is the only line fur J axes tills, Watertown, Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Nl-GAVNEE, MARQUETTK, HfWGHTON, mjieiuBi"?• *.TT.' '— ------- HancoOk, and the Lak* Superior I ETLlJb HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, | Country. Its . 23, Jaekaon. Ar.10 Joekwa. Cv,10 AlHoa. 'll MarehaJI, . Ifj' Haiti* CrMk. i 1 Galaobu*. . 1 Are. 1 ou 1 Embraces under one inanagcnjenl the Great Trunk Rail wav Lines of the WEST and NORTH-WEST, and. with i is nutn< rotis branches and connccUona, fonub th> shortest and quickest route between Chwaoo and all points In Ii.lxol*', wim.'on.-in. Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa, Ne­ braska. CALIl-iUMA, and tl>© W-EiTEKN TEEBt-roXlES. 1T* ISliO n fc’S5 VicssBcse—With .Oraad Rapids A IsdieaaM. r... f r I’lttsi ma r.n-i.r.s!-,. r.rt Wayao. Star- ter, Owatonna, Pktsr, New Ulm. VEIWXE B 80LD BY ALL DSUSGISTS. LA CREME liil'il! Arrl » 3C : * c ■ ’ Kalatnaaoo SAIL. L SEIMOlffl. D. 1 BOID, Jr, Jtep tev'f!- nflflaagtf- UlUiucUSfrecL i. H. TILDEN, i and Rea] Eeute Arent, il 7?* GOIMC WEBT. ,f.Tli on. Ionia, dreeavilla. and Hewarii Ofr: wM Winona and St. Peter Line ipa^d Ar Mi js1 On thia line are «n*urpa»cd. Mvala will be Airnbiied at agitable hour». anyl ample time allowed Sr-'>?jfl.:</“r'5Z0.V TICKETS^l m>M ulaiit. ;- (M quirts th»lr 25cl^~ bold 10 id TRAINS 1LCST. For *uy oihnr Inforraallou oprlr lo Western Pauinccr Ageut. What U regetine? ...tone by basks »S5 £ 77 msagtesfrcg If MM At rednaed raise will be >ul<l at all principal Railroad tleke! offlon*. , ’ bulore the public. PETES8’ PABLOK MUSIC, NO Tarrant' « Railroad 1^, f>*®r of >f Natom’s fas? II« . I ... At Barriaborr. Centennial Exear»!onlrts are de­ livered at that r-nmnauy's " Centennial" depot, at the door* of the Exhibition. _ Horse fob sale—A good seven year old mare, sound, weight 1200 pounds. Time given for payment. Julius Russell. xxMGtf •J y-Ji; |i to* -j Ceta.tery and IlMtir-*! icld of Urttysbant. are di­ rectly on this roatnaad con e»/y be rtaeinl by it. Atone llsKaet and bo past. Lino newly laid with Pennsylvania COING EAST. . uao oaimso wr nnvaiua Dl-n^. .Ehnire. WiHurnsjort. Uarrisbnrg, llallheero, M. D. Reed desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may ba Vxornyn for the complaint* for wh!*h 1; !* found at all hours of any day, ready to de ■ reconmMTdod, is haring a larger sale tbroo^bont the United States than any other one tuoiicluc. any work in his line, from putting a new Why? Tciutiae will Care these < otuspoke in an old wheel, to the building of plalata. the best buggy ever seen in the county of Cannot be Excelled. Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the Omaha and California Line shop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner o Im the shortest and best route for all points In Northern Illinois, Iowa, Church and Railroad Street. link Hint, ' DAK<>n>, Nebraska, Wyoming. Colt like urnI xxGtf and. a* a i oiiADo, Utah. Nuvada,California, Oregon, China, Japan and AuetraWhitman’s Assorted Candies—Che best I.IA. Its n the market. A full supply at J. P. [Chicago, Madison and St. Q.REAT WESTER* RAILWAY. >Xoan A. DINSMORE. Roberts'. For Tdcdo bottled ale by .the doten or otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to Jawm Stamlxt's. xxi44t3 TIME TABLE. (COLUMBUS TIME.) GOING NORTH. 3TATIO5: M. R. 8TKVENS, Boston, Mass. stock of Boots, Shoes, sod Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low1 for Cash. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I also anil Well A Cittern Pumps. J. Maus Opposite the Port ORce Hasunga, Mich. xxlltf~ Grail Rajiis ui Into 11 8. RAILWAY COMPANY SEW 10T.K CEMR1L RAILROAD r.r»r.emi-^ U;o IKKT.T,.i, acta u;K>u tiin •retlva orta^i allays luflaninaOua, euroa nlc Railroads. MICHIGAN CERTfiAL railroad. Taldog Effect Apr. 16th 18 76 at 04*4*54/(704, *. F.. th. Nori harp tar«lnu« o1 the Nortliorn Central Railway. Pullman f-eboel.raft. IMace Day or Nlreptox Cara on all trama. The ir-twa of country traversed is varied and xxisvtr. Our Centennial, TIME TAELE No. •elailea, tactually cured tlirough tbo bloc L For Ulcers and Krwptlrc U1 ■Ida, Psrtslw, Plaipte*. Coaches are furulkhed with tho Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom from dust. With its complete pyptem of ■ magnificent Parlor, Bleeping and nectiana ai Rflagara Fall*and Buffa­ lo with the New York Central and Brie Rallwaya, tho Canada Southern la fast becoming the favorite line to the East. Tickcla via this popular line ban be procured at all offices of connecting lines, or at the Company's own offices. Any infonnation can be obtained by ad­ dressing ' FRANK R. SNOW. Gen'l Paaa, and Ticket AgL Dsraacr. A LARK BOROM R pnaxavLA* ■masoB. CHICAGO The Graef Soafoern TiiowMare. the Blood, Renovates CMd Invigorates tho ;4 Whole System. TO ITENCINAL PROPERTIES ARE Railroads. Railroads. Railroad a. ^Tt FOR SALE* airaiD, Rrct Iilui & Facile fts ~ is — 18 - is :s tea-. JOLrxT, pojutnt, LttstiLLt, ruv BKKhY. LACOh'. PBOhU. bo. BOLnrx. xocr islabd. DAVBKPOAP. JfOSCATin, WABHijroYoir, roBA city. a»rr. JfKLL, NBWtOIf. DBS KOim Coandl Blnfi anti Omahi, Without Gh*Bf• •! Caro, i'**e M,r’t «»«bo ^^••-WithDatrolLHUbdalo A South, KAMAS LINE. -a QR AND TBCTK RAILWAY. MAY 1, »T«. reEtt'Sti X-KAVKH WOBTB. ATCIllBOl, CBll’AU0 aSraSSrEjES ?!-^T^S?*£SrAw1U*»yfRobrertia BallroU* 'xlxsZ^IKDUlTTSllRITOBiai, COLOBADO.AKD NEV Wtnco. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-13.pdf fccc689482e3a1bf91fe1895757a18b5 PDF Text Text AL VOL. XXI. I NO. 57. [||?S:-^-lle8kljh8pilCajB3Jiper HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 43 1876 WHOLE NO. 2000 Wagon., Groceries, UncterUHng. Staves, Etc., Etc misceixaky GEO. M. 1JEWEY .-l.VD 112 WAGONS! PUBLISHER, THE FLOWER-GIRL. ■ because, of that dinging I by lang nssoc-iarion. ; swny from her now, uctom of death, she cried wildly: pr°»’°*fur ^3 Gwi- • .■ r. ■ i ! die.’ - <>r SVtXSCXlPTIOX: ‘•Please buy sumc flowers, bir.” ’ Ti-e person thus addrest ul was u thsm-u about, th’ Eughah traveller. • IH 12 &ii S f Oft w ^*7 *f*7Y «4f« 4 bV« eecti l<r line 1W esc y. Un.luru<-H f'lrtn Ue- ; ;•* ars fw V luci Ualswo. PEIFESSIOSAL AJ3 BUMS CARDS. rmaed by the sound of carrin-e wh«,.1, 1 l‘1,n? alnrnki attn to b ;k“r fieptiu ,jo*“ “i ‘•cr one uf . the br.. quaint old Ja.t k< t plate in the antique grandmother. I've no tima tn *>J| French t ./n. A .batkot of fr^h blw- j lj,c I you’ll fi*d it in the KtKinut hans up.a her rouuti. bare. arms. 1tu’, “ux dlt-eI twT »y wedfix and a bunch td i:fiu r» in her baud. ftUfl "“J- 1 oonfcamd it aH to the good All about her chattered the thrifty old i i ^r-,«iod he had It written down an hour dime,, intent ujkiu sdlirc their fruits’ cud ! e"?;' . swnu herbs, cat-h one eager tt- make the ( bjmr bargain. Overhead .tpwcnii the uu- yer ; b ct-nmlirive throb heaved the p»nt' । cicut ardifc of the aid Frsncb toirn. Be­ ilir- h.cnet yend, si! aglow with .the glory uf the 1 summer wnrumg. lay the greca vales and* me.’ '■ purple hillt uf th- sunuy Burgundjan . --- -------bosom, end covered the withered face with 1 vine country. ‘ j The stranger turned hud lucked back, tears and kisses. "Oh, grundmere, there is nothing to j II* had that rare thing, an artist soul, nnd til Tx_«. . ! it thrill, d with ktea delight at sight t>f the ftirrtrc ?” .hn ' hthe, graoeful figure, of the fair, innocent But death is stronger even than Jove. face. “ill buy a bunch ul Cowen. Ice. ail Before the sun sunk behind the vine-hHis in jout basket if you say am” be said, granduiere was dead, and Ninette wy des­ ' rettwetag hi» steps the shaded corner. olate. The flenrer-girl's delicate cheek flushed, ---— -groat, ---------------;u. Il was two nicmths later and breakfast uud- her brown--eyes soft and „ tcudcr as a gcxollek looked at him full ’ of* ; over at Pcreuscy Grunge, one of ......................... delightful delightful wundt*.* wander.--------------------------------------- those noble old mausiom which abound in1 ‘•All. sir. would you really buy aH? ip‘CVCBt of England. The autumn fnornOh, I should bk k> gmd, fir peer craud- j xa* 6 rheerful fire burned on mere is very iil, and the road is iorir and 1 crate. Lndr Pmcmtt i« hcLm, it and a handsome young man laui dusty when the eun is high.’The pathetic words went stenight tu the hearerheart. '■ Another letter from Gwendoline," she “I wili buy them every cue," he acid, said, running her eyes over a dainty sheet; My dsp tukiog the bunch of lilies anfl petting it '•and she asks for ^ou, Arthur. in hia textton-Lok'. •‘Now ssve mt the wire she expect you to prof <|ir, ufc And. why" gaftered them up with ctngrr the hints I’ve thrown out hands; little know of heart's-enre, videte don't you, air ? you can't do better. I and dairies-, anti now and then n almitcr of thought you were sure to do it till you mode that trip’to France two months ago. Gwendoline's a beauty and an heiress, and Dodge and ■mtL ^nd then drew forth a handfu, of 1 ® fond of yon. «*a«Ka • then drew forth a handful <if । >be s fond of yon. What more can you aiLL seU STMffl iMI 18 BRIK. IM At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. PLOWS AND CASTINGS •ulmt. wheeler TWIT! .. PHYSICIAN & SVBGEOX, In addition to the Olirer Chiller! Ploics and castings, wc have a full stock of EXTRAS POINTS VT. R1K KR, I ’yitL^LPILr^asrtJJteapIfor the Gale, Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground; Kalamazoo SALISBURY Si BROSSEAU- Robinson, iWDi.iou.’ f CcMns, lj ■ pOlIltS. . . _ ta TTCAO fiT T GBEBLE & KU sop WM. LPJOHX. DR- IL F- PECKHAM. XUJcncrilTSJCUa AKDSrJlGEON-Iliek. orrX -i.rn.Itan, Co^Mirh. AU call* Btt-wl- DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. ? froatl" THE VICTORY IS WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. A. P DRAKE, -------------------------------- - . ■------------------- -------------- For full Particulars call and see mw RnlpTidid stock of Teas, C ofiees, LVCIlS RUSSELL, W lFZ "! -2./-I _ J____ J all oth­ Rng’n.ru , Canned Goods, and er Goods usualy kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy fr'WZ, fc? ’ ciBL■2EJS2S Competition. C COME AND SEE ME: DR. C. RUSSELL, T. 0MJT. *oim Omaha, WM. BURGHEM. e?.k’££sas » ' “My name » Ninette," the answered. | perfection. The only trouble is, I don’t . ■ But I iiaunut lake s much nn-ncy. All | ■*CTC her." LC? 0KC?iin D try are not worth it. Lady, I’crensey laughed. The young . ■ tthe flower? my garden ____ ni here <— » _i_ ------ a way tt eistant kinsman of here, and Ii Oh. gold,’ — nndi .t she gave j cry. ‘•Pray, sir, take it bad:, 1 did not more, a dear, adopted von, and. woman­ : like, she wu all anxiety about his matriask you for charity'." ‘ Nay. my beautiful Ninette, I shall not .motiial prospects.' I take it back, sweet blossoms arc worth • Don't lure her? Well, you rrc an ; ten times as much. Brine me ,as many odd Loy, -,Arthur. -----------I should like to know more to-morrow st this time." and l-aforc i * ^cnn J™ 4° . . .. . . . ; i.T'ii —— .v__ CVU.U ‘ I’B ._n you, then. A myth, a drcam, Ninette took up her basket aud jK-ured ! a creature 1 saw two month* ago, and cautbe akiping coins into her lap. 1101 fer ®y hfc forget. ‘•I did not aak him far charity," Ae Lauy Pevensey lauglied outright, rurmured, uw she counted them over, « I' “ NonscMe! Who was she? I didn t vivid red in her cheeks, a flash u hl r U--'-«n> you were so rilly, Arthur. Is it her gentle era. “I’D only kerr the w-.-rth uf | fece yon paint so inawandy ?" , g -0U£'.-< . He riiali take the trot back The young man flushed, and strode out -■ of the room in silence. He made his way .up to his studio, in the north turret cf the JOHN STANI^Y is the VICTOR.~ WJL H. HAY FORD. : Patils 1-^ Plows. • “■ ISAAC w. vnoow. JOHN STANLEY. Haatemgs, Jwm 13,T6_____________ ____ UNDERTAKING STAVES. STAVES I fu! far what you gel. It's rour pretty merit. His studio was a large apartment, I face bring? rou in the extra coins." land it was literally..strewn with paintings, hut in almost every recent piece the same face war shadowed forth. A lovely face, fresh, sweet, innocent; with eyes as soft -od, i«.k „ i.<r, a. jum, ‘Have ] the honor uf addrcsring Lady Pcvenscy,' a^cd the d '* low Low, and tn excellent “1 am L ‘•But I live 4Ah, it is so then/’ interrupted the thing in the girl a figure, come inscruteble matinct, made her breath come quick, her Hmha tremble. She ruse. but she had U> catch at her choir to ovoid falling, and she ‘Bcmove your veil, child," cotitionod ' aid man, “and go knrel, and ask your thm’a Umdnr.' ' ‘My lady, you recognise the face? The tnougm to be in her grave, u bclure vou. I bring the proofs. The. good God be AanUd I She that wu lost is found ; khc that ™ dead is alive again."' As he spoke Nixxtta advanced and fell Oh, mcniful Father! He turned aside for a moment, until the emotion of mother and daughter had par­ tially subsided, and then came forward ‘•that the old this dear ehilJ had Jived, and who called herself Ninetta's grandmother, rc-.caied to me that she had stolon the little one. more than sixteen years ago. when her daughter was witft a gipsey lover in Enrdand, and that Lady Pcrcnsty. of 1’cvenscy Grange, was her mother. The object at first was to get a reward, but the poiire was put on their track so hotly that they fled to rating arrest, wm killed. From that hour the woman vowed that Ninette ahou’d never be given up ; and when she died, a my lady, is a locket that ru around the She fumbled with trembling fiuncra fur ‘•’•a*-1* oouiu pul on finer airs. prime of life. What little «f the draw Meanwhile Ninette made her way out of the quaint old town, and struck into shall forget her while I lire. It is incom­ the white, dusty highway, just as the noun prehensible.” “Great and merciful are thy wen. O The portrai£was Nmetta'a, just bells were ringingOn and away die I hurried, her eyes kindling with tbtrtiiought of her late adventure, her pretty choeka all pink with exciiemenl. Summer in and summer cut, through Aylatford looked at th# lovely vision, hh all the brief yean of bw young life, khe about three vests old, lixpud Ker'i-b as had trudged along this dusty road, carytng well as French; and it was this, oambinod the produce cf her iittk garden te market; all for a mere pittance, barely enough tti keep the old grandmother’s hearth wanu and her p»t boiling. She toiled on till the white highway eat rsadinjr and JOIDE O. CRESSI’ in the bufeiju**. truly way that they Highest Market Price in s C PRLKDLE Cash. t IX>AW ricAOO, »W BROS Niaett* flew Hke a bird. �„ «* 8'at- lnw- Teas, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc. Mdeuoe and wa. exam­ piittr. ’ury, 29, w-s 1945,5?3 01 ; rouupts “ed by Dr. Robert Millar, who, wo arj ll Oct. 28, during tins week ending Jvov. 4 were 619 Txaon. j------ - during «au><j timo were ’ • 55.30 ; — payments tnl«“ed. came to tho conclusion that the ibov was mistaken, and I hat there was no । ihalf dollar either in his throat or stomach. -J6,’.*?!!?’7®0'70’ doCT'-'*‘* £=■ W1.742.31. coughed up the one in our windowTProriJcara PfwtfwJonmal. Jonmal. Haktiko.-s Mien., Nov. 13,7876. week TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. Leisure Moments. AFFAIRS IN THE EAST. |Ceo,IM. Savage &Co'i Col. Speaking of the present condition of ( XL-lent—Forty dollars borrowed. affairs in the Esift, the Boston, (Mass.,) A mustard plaster is a warm personal friend. * Journal says; AU men want something. A law, yes. conclusion of the armistice, A star in the milky way—A fashionable WMeqaent suspension of active • nostilitra between tho contending parties dairyman. in the J Mt, public attention has boon less Ubaruoter is tho diamond that scratches strongly directed to what is going on in erery other stone. the way of diplomacy and negotiation, and A man's reputation for sobriety often importmat moremenU which arc in progress hangs upon a breath. HAYES’ PLATFORM 1 are in danger of being overlooked because A difference of taste in jokes, is a great lMy y unaccompanied with any blare And stillour Platform. •ftrafpets or collision ofarmies. Inthc strain on the affections. What we call conscience is in many in­ not ph oe it is evident that the armistice was concluded not a day too soon for the stances only. a wholesome fear of tho con­ “Honest money for all, and safety ■ of Serna. The flower of the Ser­ stable. free schools for all. There vian at%y had been defeated, tho most im­ If a clergyman is in doubt what to should he no inflation which portant of the Servian positions had been preach about, he should preaeh about ten will depreciate the one nor sec- taken, and the Turkish army, flushed with minutes.. ®toW“d impatient of restraint, was If you were an old man and peddled tenan interferance which will n inthm'^asy distance of tho Servian capital. apples would you call a worm-hole “na­ destroy the other.” Had t io combauhte been left to them­ ture's workings ?" < selves a few days longer, there would have “I'm a man of very quiet tastes," said ha, I -oen 4 sharp and bloody termination of ul he went quietly behind the door and FOOUSH THREATS. Wat, and tho Turkish despotism would tasted something. have been riveted so strongly upon Servia “Pa," said a little follow to his unshav­ as to forbid any hope for the future. Only We arc sorry to hear from Democrats on en fatlicr, Myour chin looks liko tho wheel intervention, and that by a power like our streets such remarks as the following: Russia, prepared tor an instant enforce­ in the mustc box.” What lady in the Inud would-care who “ If Hayes is elected he never will be in­ ment of its conditions, could have saved augurated, be will be assassinated,” &£. Servia from this fate. Tho Servian army was elected President it. she was onlv sure of a seal skin jacket ? Whan it was announced that Gov. Cham­ has not simply been beaten, but disorgan­ ised, its ranks have been thinned by dis­ No young man should think of sending berlain of South Carolina had been shot ease aS Well as by battle, and it is doubt­ poetry to a publisher without ssndiug the by some secession ruffian, a gentleman, i^ ful wlathcr even tho interval afforded by names ofa few subscribers os an atonement. such he can be called, remarked that “ ho tho armistice be sufficient for its recu­ • Time waits for no man." Thai's an­ peration. By the terms imposed by Rus­ odur. was glad of it, he ought to be killed.” Doesn't time always wait for a We tool for, and expect, such stuff from i sia the recent advantages gained’by the xmm to get firmly seated on the lop rail Turkrnre abandoned, the positions oecu-. before it breaks? llio secession element at the South, but niod bi jee Oct. 31 have been given up, and we certainly are surprised to hear such re­ Deligi id nas been evacuated ; but nothing _ Tho average newspaper reader of to-day . is puixlcd to learn who got tho first prise marks made on tbo streets of Hastings. can gi/effect to Senia Tclicrnajcffs ertay at the Centennial for pianos, sewing ma­ We wish, however, Io say to those who as it waaijieforc its defeat by tho Turks. In dhi seco id place, it is apnareut that chines, Ac. harbor such feelings that if Mr. Hayes is At President White’s reception at Itha- । the wAr spirit is very active in Ruada, and elected he will be inaugurated, unless tak­ there a £ very general disposition among ca, a cold collation is called “the physical < en off by the means suggested by these tho 1Mu£bm to substitute ah open war basis of lifo." It « thus thit existcnco is ' desperadoes, or by some other cause, and it policy ftf! tho scarcely concealed antagon­ made ideal and worthy of men of science., Tho Sultan can never expect perfect | probably will be as well to keep such ism whi ;h has Audc uso of Servia and Montent p^o as the puppots of its hostile tranquillity within his dominions until he threats to yourselves. purpose. The hardness of the conditions establishes a government agricultural bu­ Unless Mr. Hayes is elected, and Aoa- imposed upon /ho Porte, and the evident reau and scatters the reports freely among eitfy elected, we do not want him inangu diainclinaUon to bo content, even after the his subjects. " rated, but if ho should receive, lawfully, conditions were complied with, look a Prof Huxley may know all about giogood deal liko an attempt to find a pretext the requisite number of electoral votes to bigennon, afld Pterodactyls, and Pteroibr war. How long this disposition can , entitle him to the Presidency, we affirm be hdd;Ui cheek is a matter of doubt. ,nauria, and the Jurassic and other periodo, and bo able to explain evolution, but we th# he will be inaugurated. Should it rhe Qorji aSBiminccs ofpeoctdul intentions , don I believe ho can tell us why a woman finally prove that Tilden is elected, we are probably sincere, and his disposition is -always shuts both eyes wlien she firra off should certainly discountenance any re­ unquesuonably in favor of peace; but the ,a pistol. • oftanwepeated rumors of his intended abdi­ mark made by a Republican that Mr. cation indloata the growing power of the the Burlington Tilden could not be inaugurated, and war party. Tho latest advices from die Hawkeye, thoughtlesslyspset somo spring should rebuke any man of our party who other European powers, however, diminish 1guns m his poultry yard, and the n^t morning, in tho rising sun, ho rubbed Mr , the probability of anything like a general should so far forget his loyalty as to make spectacles and stared in spoechlern nmazev i Eurdtcan witr. If the relations of Russia 1 such an assertion. Ilia ungenerous,unjust, and ' utkey culminate in hostilities, there meat nt eighteen candidates for Governor, disloyal; and we say to men of both par- is go d reason to hope that tho other great ; sitting front•—— fencevpicking birdouni ahot : 2 mi the--------—-('s; v*«u • “ ties, it is not only fo-.lish to use such lan­ powers 5iU keep aloof. ont °r ,hB,r thirty-six legs. guage, bnt when it becomes necessary to Garr any announces her intention of cunA man who succeeds in nm*;..., * conn- • TTTVT rw <^«w» «w^ inaugurate a President of the United 2,SSi2n?fbtd’r"k °nipua^ ’' &sb?‘l Mr®®* •«•>/ rarmng it i« JN States, he will be inaugurated, your blat With a !• 1-1 rx-j basi^tonLord Derby’/ original proposals; ant balderdash talk to the contrary DOt- and ' rRtice has neither the power nor din- deeper feeling of satisfaction than if he 1U TinA bad earned 625 legitimately. 1 J withstanding. pomtot Ito interfere. The interests which Austrii .has at stake will naturally make her aba nrbat jealous and watchful, but her The Fest Mail Trains. Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. geographical position would make her en- your baby from a very healthy child of I gagotnflBt in the contest a hasardous one. your neighbor, Mrs. Jonco." Mrs. Fits Some of the prominent Poet Office offi­ Altogether, therefore, the prospect for brown—‘-Ob, dear doctor, I could not per­ mit t.hat! Wo do not care to bo mixed cials arc of the opinion that the Poet Office peace ia Europe is better than a short time Advertisements. up with the Joneses in any way." Commission noir investigating the subject ago ; a>d although it is not impossible that Russia inti Turkey may be drawn into war, 1 earn ago, when a painter wanted to A. N. SABIN. of railway mail transportation wiU-reoom- it is r"x eedingly improbable that the strug­ O.T. SABIN. depict whole? tic anguish, he went for in­ mend the ro-eetabliihmcnt of the1 fast mail gle r ill become a general one. spiration to the place where criminals were • In the Best West Coffee. »» From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. ^ dMice •ML IXStCIS. •OU »T AU. DRUGGISTS rox.Nor.10.IWl, ' Spices. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers. Cheese. W e sell the best Tobacco. PROBATE ORDER. We brag on. in »'M petition i 1 hereupon it „ ^yirustisiifta1 Pisgah Ch«r ordered, that said petiuoner giro netke to We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. RURAL Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. Wvcldr baa 1877. NEW ‘ rigneouurn an d Faatliy REDUCED-SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR 1871. Cheaper than ever, -want to close out. Remember. ^a?^t!?5M^TnCCOnl,U^“^t,roWeckM’8oe*toU5 W e buy for cashw and will not” bo U JDERSOUD bv auv House J J tortured to death ; bnt now he finds a bet­ ter and more convenient subject in the young man in the front seat at the theatre whose tall collar has become unbuttoned Board ofTrade Building, Detroit, Mich, I, J hn G. Bagley, Governor of the behind. unanimous in favor of the restoration of State of Michigan, do recommend vO the ------ - — ' ’ of this system. It is certain, however, that, people V this State, the observance Thursday, November 30th, 1SAX.CXI A NORTON. none of the railroads will restore these fast — n r0 4 Norton. * to U. W. Ba! mail trains unless increased compensation Thanksgiving Proclamation. t graiiv, flour MARBLE WORKS State Items. The grecnbackeni in Detroit only polled five hundred votes. The Detroit Art Association is prepar­ ing for a fall exhibition. It takes the sum of tl,043.69 to run tho Grand Rapids police for a month. It is rumored that the Marshall StatM«ta» is to be purchased by 4 stock com­ pany. Tbo F. A P. M. R. B. » busy laying down rtecl rails, making their road better every day. • The life, let us, in our places of worship, and by ourfirssidra, on that day, gratefully ao knowl^gc tho tender watchfulness and A.t Kalamazoo. Midi enfoldageare of our Heavenly Father, that hi I ao blessed us in ths past, and highly' «olvo by noble deeds, good lives and ch rily one for another, its abiding preaoni > with us tn the oentaries to eomo. Patera, .uppthj j3iv^» under my hand, and the Great Sea! ““?tom‘ra. oi the State, at Lansing, this 4th day of November, in the’year of our Lord one tboupsnd cightfhundrod and seventy mx, and If the indepeodenoo of the L'nited .“uiMixrc, we can do Stag’s the ono hundred and first. >b""'r u“n ,kt*’ JOHN J. BAGLEY, work by hand. By the Governor: E. G. D. HOUDRN, Seoretttry of State. ‘iix »„■*« jEr." ki An Extraordinary (Csss. READ THIS and be liappy again And MiH Feed WINSLOWS STEAM u given. practical Poultry . SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, „ trains and will support the recommendation by strong evidence cf their ncceaiity. It appears that the testimony taken in nearly ail of the Wasters States is singularly . aowier. . Meehan. Editor ik. the great Rocb^k.'M*’li/rXr A Grat Reduction in Prices.! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU PSTEHS’MDSICAL MA&AZ1NKS. G™ Q™®B fcr*Iii- k SWb, 8a, Detroit, Mich, Cotu w.«lbridp> John H. Wendell & OoM FURNITURE, IWflarfiMMets Franafc. CoaunlMloa MereUat. in $1.80 1’ORK AK1) SEEDS. 51 uvi DETROIT, M Woodbrids, . Sl MICHIGAN. H’Aea/ a Sp^dattff. Sfl. I’KTEM PARLOR MUSIC, NO. 23, grain, Flour, PBTEKS’ HOUSEHOLD MELODIC-. S»1 7fl ss**r<M » <’"u* •wwetM.- Look here I Look here.' 13 CIS. LA CREME DR IA CBEME; Na i" JtJul! don't you tUok wr ou nil hl nr ® Clark Oaaeral A,rut, trrrKo “ •••"■ J- M. HEWES, Board of Supcrvianra of Wayne It seems almost incredible that a bey county have allowed WO,000 for the trap- only 6 years old, or a person of any age, tould have carried in bis msopliagus a oil- ‘ ver half dollar for aoariy throe weeks witb- »• gamntoo SbJAcUot. . ■1 PETUBS' OCTAVO OHOBUSBS, H, kui'.lK,, ia .Lid, sit,000 BU-UAED, CTjWTETTE N BALLS t- J ftyf, painter 25 CU PETERS’ SACRED SELECTIONS. 25 «• ■SwMNffisitiL-!'” �/3. fhs^eini-WBBklyllBpbblicanfcapjiBr. I ™. Local fcbjijlES? policy “A Oam treets, has became insane, and an application . .. . rr officiiiPAPiior BAmssauv. has bwn na.!. r— . STrtAXGER’S GUIDE (TTY LOCAL R- R.” TIME-CARD ywr cuetomm, especially the ladles » Then sell D. B. DcLand A Co.’e Bel Cknucal SnUr- conio aaar. 7:13 s.K you will Irfld up Milh It. hlS *. m. _ __________ UMa.it. - Atlantic Express (Saturdaj-andSuuda/llMW r. m. Grand Rapids Express, at - - tan Mail Train at - i Urrad Rapids Express, at H. A. DeLand & -- j .... „ ,h., nol IUCT , cpW.i, .nJ u,., m„4 w< (oa. d.ll,. •aW. ItatalaU.^ ill train. daily except Sundarr-oxcepi a. POST OFFICE TIME CARD BY RICHARD HENRY STODDARD. and Lowell—Arrive dally. •xeeplSnndajr. Nlxht irlllo. on the raiira day J. M. NAVINS. P.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. •rsdividta by.urwoel '• —- . TOKTurw Lxccbmom Tickctb at greatly re­ duced ratre, by which pirxcacem can not A spicy sketah descriptive cf the Ate only visit the Cmtetmlal Exhibition at Phlladalphia, but ean, in addition, visit tho prin­ ebrnon, Tupcka and Santa Fc Railroad, the cipal eastom cities, with an opportunity of .1. .Z. . n u“{. "c2?ery and Piparo resorts of llrnnln, .1 the Rocky Mountaiwi, by “Nym Crinkle,” - --------- — ■■ • I enn«jivania. tho musical and dramatic critic of tbo The Canaan Southern is the only line from the West running directly to Niagara ■A eio lori IFbr&Z, sent irec ou applica­ Falls, giving passengers, from tbo train, a tion, logctlier with the San Juan Gui’tfe, wonderful panoramic view of the Mighty m*pa and timo tablas of this new and pop­ Cataract. Ilonoshoe Fall, the Rnpltle, and landing them direct­ ular route from Kansas City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe in Colo­ ly at the Falls. The track of the Cauada Ifoulheru is an air line, laid with steel rado, New Mexico, Arisons and the San rails of the heaviest pattern; there are no Juan Mines. The finest lino of Pullman eurvee or grades; wood is used for fuel; Slocpcra on tho continent between the Mis- Coaches are ftirnished with tho Winchell •oun River and the Rocky Mountains Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom dust. With its complete system of without change. Special round trip tour­ from WlUrr iCi..!,! ■___ t___ ... ists tickets from the Jfusoun’ Rittr to ----- ------- W aovou w^MavuDenrer at $50, good to stop off at all go, Detroit nnd Toledo, and its con­ nection. at Hinjmra Faliaaud JBaffapoints. Address. lo with the Rew York Central and . T. J. Andkrbon, Erie Knllwnys, the Canada Southern » Gtn. Pau. Aqt. iafert becoming the favorite line to XX52tf the Euat. Ticket, via thto popular line Topeka, Kan. ban be procured al all .offices of connecting lines, or at the Company's own offices. Any infondation ean l>e obtained by addrtMing . FRANK E. SJfOW. / Gen'l Pass.and Ticket Ag1*. Wann. B fur rony xiuuu, taint’d by fraud. 47if Frkdericb Nachtrikb. H«ILai fcrxoUea to . All About the County. D M. D. Reed desires to call attention to To Loan. his new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all nouns of any day. ready to do A few thousand dollars to loan in sums any work in his line, from putting a new of $500 for three yean, secured on farm Kkc in an old wheel, to the building of property. best buggy ever seen in tlic county of R. J. Grant. Barry. Don’t forget tho place; in tho xxi51w4 shop with Jason Rich & Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street. And the ran onnee In shortly 1 i|ht Cloudy. Gold SI J. Indian summer his come. Official canvass to-morrow. For tax receipts call at this^office. Thanksgiving two weeks from next Thursday- The Seml-anual Missionary Meeting and Di­ ocesan Church Congress, will be held at Em. The Circuit Court convenes at .two o’clock The folio ring is the programme: Ur.MC«[CTr.ril>. Qf .. ,b, 7, p. m.—Papera and Divciudona. "Thv Church attracting young men,” Mr. William ' J. Bivul of GrAn;! Rapids. -The Importance «f Kectoriea,” l£» Uoa. Geo. Woodraff oi at MarahalL . The election being over, our job printer is The result ofthe election shows that Just stont .VW Republicans in our county, to 100 • Democrats, voted the Greenback ticket. 9. a. m.—Morning Prayer. . 10, a. m.—Pi pers and Discusaion. "The PrepsraiioA of .‘Candidates tor Conformation and Sulger ten Special Instruction," the Rev. Walter Sco^t. Various methods of Securing money for DkxxSen Missions. 3. p. m.-XA Children’s service. Address to Sundsyjcl bol ‘each^rs. the Rot. B. McMur- Diocesan Bonn of Missions will meet. On Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the local Secretaries for Missions will meet. 1 hnrwl.y evenl ig will bo for expenses. R<,cl"d: -That tho parishes be be counted out by frsnd. their clergymt n attending the Semi-Annual Missionary Meeting."—Convention, 1676. blurt; from the 1st Dutrict in this county. Fancy ever and person, opposite Goods of all kinds Uheaper. than in quality to suit the taste of every Remember " the place, State Street, Roberts’ Drug Store, ' GIVE US A. CA.LL. . MRS. CLARA ALLEN. MISS VINE TREGO. ‘ xxidGtf RlCKFOffl) W'Wnc Commercial. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla For Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases, Erysi­ pelas, Ruse, or St. Antho­ ny's Fire, Eruptions and Eruptive diseases of the ritiu. Ulcerations of tho HASTINGS MAHKE . W HKAT(wMte> P»r WllKAlttroJiiH-rbavlitt.l Ft.orB.perewt.».B. CORN, per bnvhet. 50c. OATt». per buihel. ’2S ’!tr!EK.perlb..4rttfc. EGGS, per dotvn. *>•*>• PVTATuKS. p«r ba«hvl. SJe. NEW ADVE3TISMENTS. C. P. Rowell <&, Co's. Col W THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine PORK. tfdtNMdn. l! attention by it* Mtonuh* .tf mat metieal vnlao tor Ii will knit «v«ry poodbia varivty of pixln and toner Almaut Rprad, unned and »hra«d br lb« mrabin. itralf. ALL DRUOOUTS. ..un-l^rallr M «M*«» 8‘*iM 855 g 77 ’Krew perfect, ead to de ft*-!--:-"J «18 A DAY; Special Notices. WESTERN LANDS aceompaaim " A Mvydv -«*-.< wilfbe rant to ray part of So V, 1 ;.r onroeeipt eftbo HOMESTEADS. man/ erael BiMto direeUoM 10 “>• Tctter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores. Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leneorrhaa, arising from, internal ulceration, and Uterine disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis-* eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, General Debility, and for Purifying tho Blood. This Sarsaparilla is a combination of vegetable alteratives — Stillingia. Man­ drake, Yellow Dock—with tho Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and is the most efficacious medicine yet known for the diseases it is intended to euro. Its ingredients are so skilfully com­ bined, that the full alterative effect of each is assured, and while it is so mild as to bo harmless even to children, it is still so effectual as to purge out from tho system those impurities and corruptions which develop into loathsomo.disease. The reputation it enjoys is derived from its cures, and the confidence which prominent physicians all over the coun­ ts repose in it, prove their experience o( its usefulness Certificates attesting ite virtues have accumulated, and are constantly being received, and as many of these cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing hmi XXttrl arsbfiMf szUSiStk. public that Ute best qualities it has ever Dr. J. C. AYEB & CO., Lowell, Max., np_ CKSTS WAATEt>;„“» « A 0. E. TETERS, Sec. Capital&.theCampaigndri876 Albion, Jov. 8,1876.___________ FOR SALE. fpwitl Notice. Fred 8w~l wi.be. u> rell .totion ta hi. frund. wd earner. U»l ta lta> rekeo lire window or Dr. Bolreru (re Po« OSe.) whore b. will bo trend rredy. tag nnd ownpa.nl ta do nil work re 1U. li„ tatnretad to hi. are- Th.nking yon for I»a iron. I bopo by ttna nUonUon lotautaMlo nreril n conunonnoo of Ure woo. V«7 rrepoctMly g X15312______ Pm 8WMT. Now Good., and Cheap. “feature, ArlrotaA Jutriei, This given Hon. D- R. Cook about 8,000 majority far Curt* HATS, FLOWERS, &C. All kinds of Ladies’ Underwear at (he LowestPrices. Address to the children, the From all the information W» can obtain, we believe that Rutherford B. Hayes is the Preti- J. W St inchcomb'beats the Democratic war-hone of Barry county 827 votes, or there- Fall and Winter Millinery ! . .... Michigan,was put down as one of the doubt­ ful States by the Democrats in making up their •late on the peat election. Their Illusion is doululess dispelled by this time. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF .CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Mattec & Preston’s ‘and settle to save costs. We must have our pay. . xxUGff Diab op. _o ______ ___ ____r_. Panel polities. and pauper institutions. Week day eorvlcee, Our majority in Barry county is fully up to our expectations, bnt we shall give the official the Rcr. J. F. Conover. On Tu-J., M*" If any State or county is thrown out for fraudulent voting, tho county of New York certainly should, as there is no doubt of fraud­ ulent votes being cast there. ALLEN & TREGO’S Seluter Aperient. We figure McGowan's majority just about The Social, connected with the Presbyterian Church, will be entertained on Friday even­ ing. by Mrs. John Hotchkiss al her residence nm «i n m Horse ron sale—A good seven year old I can't pay my debts tinlcM my custom­ mare, sound, weight >200 pounds. Time ers pay me. I am bound to pay mine at given for payment. Jttt.lL'8 Rt'HSELL. all haraards. Do you see the point? xxhctr . xxi56<4 R- J- Grant. " ' panmenl, ou short notice. xxi31yl Whitman's Assorted Caudles—the best Farmcra please taka notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun & n the market. A full supply at J. P. • Hastings, Mich., Oct, 5, 1876. ’ Beckwith. in tho hotel barn and you will Roberts’. find it to your interest to call and ace me. For Toledo bottled ale by the dozen or xnSltf J- W. Brock. otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to Jons Stanley's, xxi44t3 Kim j Stowe. Reports of the local Secretaries for | missions • . ready looking toward th# post office. Hretion to now over, and who were enrmie. nay now be friends again. What a happy thought! The travel on the railroad, which had al- the Tik. Notice. 0, a. m.—A meeting of the clergy for prayer and conference. Subject: “The study of the Holy in the original." opened by _ Scriptures _ _ _ the RtT- V- Spaulding. ,0L •• »—*V«r. “>• Sermon adcltnnn, the Rev. John!*. Taylor. i 2 „4 PIM^to,. 1 | BARNES & COMPANY. Hostings, Aug. 12th 1876. Machines,AMarble Works, Ayer’s Advs. & Groceries. Thursday, ftov. 15th"andl5tb, 187G. in i refaralion for winter. " Get. Bagley has our 0iank» for a copy of hi* Thanksgiving Proclamation. .I The euMtnencement at the Agricultural Col- i lere takm place on the 22-1 inst. I , . ’ XX6tf Notice. Dioceso of Western Michigan. There will be a Council meeting on Tuesday The result ofthe Presidential election is still in doubt. Bought very low and WE will sell them at 'prices that will please the closest buyer. Our Centennial, For rash fldelity they uy Cornual they are not-only rood Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, .» Black Oil, Train has brought me a well. assorted xk of Boots, Shoes, snd Gaiters for the turner and fall trade, which I will Fell y down low for Cash. I also sell tho. tbrated Singer -Sewing Machine eront Kinds of Sewing Machines. NeB­ , i and Machine Oil. I also sell Well & tern Pumps, x J. Maun Opposite the Post Office xx-lltf Hastings, Mich. John Uotohktes ...J W Uoaxhlalln He desire to Mill you r attention to our stock of strictly pureDRUGS and .MEDa CINES- We make aspeciality in dealing in only .strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for the interest of our Customers ds well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MjEDICIJfES. We have a large stock of xxmu.r 8 S C Prindle HASL’NGS CITY DRUG STORE. ---------------------------------------- mo nest sad on ,*18 a ’•irR’ »««»*«• uf The “Iron Trail.' JWillinery Goods. ' centennial excursionists : i *«»• *T?™'wUh ’• «*« a'» ‘ho Nations Sta- Mra. K. M. Hard forArenU. Splendidly vniiD which see to peeuuany raw-w--- - - , "bilious raWscli derive the prompt"* I Hull SiS-'wIS’SVi-S “• Hovr> ruu” muu* “ bi r i erkv ’Wi’v ate T«*«Ust. re«tef;sP-dr. S * “AX..1 " tboBitten. patents Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. W. A Woodworth, Atty, and Real Estate Agt. Douglas, �Hgaid het wicked oaih and reveal the truth. I would not come to you till I was “Oh, my darling, my lost child 1 ’’ cried Ixuly Pevenacy, as he concludod. "Lit­ tle did I think when I awoke this morning that God had such a blessing in Bto>£ . lor inc before night." Just then the door opened and, unan­ nounced, Lerd Lylreford entered. At first bo did not see, in the twilight, the strangers. . "I've changed my mind," be Bald gaily, "and am back again liko a bad penney. I did not oven boo lady Gwendoline. I went half way to London and then back on the return train. I feel as if there wore.some mg 10 or I deep will effect, the frosU of winter will pulverise the noil, and much improve it. I do not reccommend land in this manner, as it way to OQltiVHto easily the H R. Steven's Column. Legale. Legal*. PROHATE ORDER■ Judgment of the Public I HEALTH AND ITS PIIASUBES 0? MICHIGAN. County of t administrators sale. Diseases with Its Agonie: to plow lands' h cud this fall that you de­ of sign to cnltii ato next amaui io corn or M>dauU potatoes ; it jp better to plow such laud­ KMT. aro Alterative, Toole, next spring Md phut iiuuM-dintoly after >ty.. Tiiero l» no «U»MM ol plowing. It wrii: do very well to plow either sward C other lands in October nn<; November, if- n good condition! atxl sow them to oats' he next aping very early : । and you w^ l*vc more time in the spring to devote > toiother work. In such easa*, XxItSwS as soon as ho-land is dry harrow it well, Tbo following mraollcltml taWlmonte) ftoea then sow youi oafs and grass seed.*, then harrow ag*tn, and finisn with the roller. NOTICE OF A farmer whd does not own a good, heavy, Here hs stopped abruptly, for by this iron roller ahi&LTbuy one teforo he seeds that -.'..I* tMtlm.r.'.d limo he had camo near the fire, which re down any fend to gra«.s j'ro:ii.un«a veiled the group at its ride. He recog­ it ta valuable: i AVrhMP MUCK. nized Ninctta. Many fenfbni! have large supplies of He put his hand to his brow. swamp muck upon their farms, and the "Ain I dreaming?" ho cried. “lathis question that nost-intoresta them is, what Ninctta ? What docs it all men ?" “‘d 1 recom­ is the value AT it as a fertilizer ? If one nervous debility It is “Moan,’’ exclaimed Lady Peveuey, believs all th^t he reads in the agricultural mend It to all who may need an InrleoraUnj, rcaoraUn* teefo. O. T. WALKElt. bursting into hysterical tears. . “It means, Fcrtuorly I’aator of Dowdolu Square Chnreh, »mi about Itauck, he will frequently be Boston. Arthur, that this is my loot child." to suppoM - that'it is of about the same As she spoke she clasped Ninette again value as bar./ ard manure, when in fact it to her heart, and looked up to Lord Aylee- » but little b< iter for any purpose than or­ ford in triumphant joy. HTRKE1L dinary loamy soil. If it be carted out up­ QmuSmmmm* XXlttwS A month later and Lord Ayleaford end on dry land afibot thick, as an experiment, LadyPeveuey were again alone. The no arop won<£ grow luxuriantly upon it; young man's face was radient for ho had nor can it bf'.made a strong fertilizer of just returned from a walk with Ninette. itself.. By ec ppoeting it with lime or “My dear Lady PcveMey," he said ashes to dratr y the sour, inert matter in chicvously, “I’m going to London on the it, muok has i «ne valnable qualities; it is noon train. Would it be well, do yon good to coigptfit with mauurc. For in­ think, to hunt up Lady Gwendoline, and stance, after Mmg drawn from the swamp, make tho longMiefexred proposal ? " and conipaatfitt with lime or ashes— to a Lady Pcvcnrey gaily gave him a tap lay« of muef. six inches deep, apply a with her jewelled fan. layer of limo ost slaked, or ashes, a half lit. “Do it at your peril," she said. “I have an inch thick ‘and so on through tho en­ VEG ETINE other and better prospects for you dow. tire heap, L jive it one winter to be fur­ I’ve a daughter of my own to dispose ot, ther benefited-by frosts, and then compost and you are the very brat match I know." it with manual to lie in the compost heap pi And as soon os tho season came and one season, when ahbffcl the heap over, went, and Ninette had been duly pros.'ntod mixing all th/ "oughly, and you will have , from tluit dxnadru) to the London world, the happy marriage a valuable fe ilizer—not so much from i to the Lord above to PROBATE ORDER. bat m Vrarrtxa has was celebrated,(^ad Ninette became Lord the actual fer ility ofthe muck, as in the KTATB OF MICHIGAN. Coaaty of Barry, u.At a MMloa of tho Probate Coorl for th. Gooaty ol Aylesford'b bride. diffusion, or Spreading ofthe virtue# of the stable dung through the entire heap, and etatement ot my ca*r, with an In the y««r one thoanand eisbt hundred and RURAL TOPICS. thus rendering the manure capable of lin­ M yon will publish it, a&l U “i'jSt£ fifeffi.'JL.w. pkaauro tn reply to any c«»ing spread or 'ply in the soiLaud adapting h I may rocolto therefrom. it better as pl nt food, whether spread or On read|nr and filter the Million daly verified of I. WT » roomas. Admiobtrator of laid «taia. used tn the hill than it would bo if thw WtextUt&rawyt M-akmtaUUMor dang ware tuad alone. But will it pay to BREEDING SHEEP. haul the muck from the swamp ? That is Fanners who keep large flocks of sheep, the point. It"must be diawn In a droath, r next at V o'clock in the forenoon. H. R. Srxvrxe: should not dispose of them hastily, in view when the sw. mp is dry,* and fanners can Mu. ixar Hlr—I will meet cheerfully add ray teeuof the low prices they bring, and the cheap­ judge for thosnselvca on that rzMfttcr ; but ness of wool, as wo arc not always to have you may be aimued that in no case is thi* muck in its n/lnral sta»6 worth much as a with that drvaUful dtora such times os exist at present Probably aucli cowblitf ■poll" fertiliser. 1 ' tlnmali 1 rould never I in two or three years tho prices will adCBMlffTlKO CELLARS. Cl.OOSK BETWEEN THEM. Mitrfe; ate «f raid darcM- Mon-lay the Uh Sv HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS. hervous Disorder*. er.-T.yay .t«»T To be eajitabie m email decree i> mort dlrtraarioe. for where can a remedy be found? There le one;—drink bat liule cofllce. in tho city'of Hwtlha*. ay there be. why the prayer of "orderod.’tbat eaid petitioner Valuable Evidence. ftQHy£lo3(KRS OW Molten and Daujhtera. mW is____________________ ___ __________ PROBATE ORDER. inrabaat wltet iirscslrwl. ■ISick Headaches ahd want of Appetite. rh<»o foellnn which eo udd.u ■«, wort fr*»a«nt*ri»o from annoysaee. or troabled, from otetrn.„ A Walking Miracle. •t a naturalHow to be Strong. . in the forenoon. toMsKuM-ia.araBRCBWt.theqlob.hoMea at the Probate Ofice, la the C>tj ol U»»Unx* «o<l ikov cmm. ifVny thnro bo. why tlropr.y.r of lb. MOBkfoMr abnidMtbemaid : A» o rr is11 a­ ran Oasaaxo. that osM narOtea ciro aotk« to th.MMM Interatwl in Midrotetr. of iho peaMMF iy'j Pilie ■herald be raewmmtadad for a ran tftfisS'aKSS"?arewfe E . i.Ik*.- mu. —in i—_ Burabliean Banner, a nntropaper printed i.n 1 eirtri.-full} me; tr-bined In tho Furniture Pensions Etc. water. Nothtex will flop the relaxation eh m> qoiekly as thia One correetin* mod HASTINGS Disorders of tho Kidneys. 139 Reliable Evidence. large portion of our wool growers will either go out of the business, or greatly reduce their flocks, do matter how much they aro advised to "hold on." In some it will be well to get rid ef your poorest sheep, and thus reduce your flocks some­ what ; but my advice is* to rsdnoe your flocks as little as you can, and make them nay expenses of keeping 411 prices go up. Daring the last 30 yean, there have been a half a dozen ebbs in the prices of sheep and wool, and yet those brooders who “held on” came out all right. What you need most u good breeding rams; and I annex what an old sheep raiser says: “The best bred, and best formed Merino rams may dow be had for 950 to $100, and tho long wools or Downs are quite as cheep ; -nd when wo reflect that we may have 50 to 100 lambs from a single sire, cause he can be had for $10 to 915 I Tho defects of a bad sire, used for s single season, will be visible in a flock for many generations, oo that the injury done can­ not be estimated; and the semeea of such an animal will never be accepted by an intelligent breeder, if tendered as a gratu­ ity. The selection of the breeding ram, where mutton is produced, must be from ths that we hare an animal of stout and robust constitution. These sheep have been so’ generally forced with artificial food, that many of them lack tho hardiness mjuired for the farmer's purposes. What we must have, is a straight, round barrel, on short lags, with short, stout neck, and vigorous, masculine appearanee about the head. ■ The body should be wall covered with a long and lustrous staple, of uniform quality. If the eclectic* be of the South, down breed, we should have the rarih-jenaral form as here described, but we ought . with a good deal more weight for bulk, than in the long-wool breeds. Any cellar ttao be made perfectly dry if cemanted before any woodwork is put up in it to interfere with a proper application of the cement' Ccmsnts aro of different strength; thc^BoBendal«. and other simi­ lar kinds, mtflh not have more Kind than cement to bo' ofc; that is, half sand nnd half cement, t' be applied within 30 min­ utes, or it will ,M8et>" and be much injured by working it over again. .Cellars that are merely damp, with • little water after heavy rains, can be made dry with a coat of cement an inch thick. The walls may require a thin coat a foot or two from the ground. But when tho pressure of water is groat and itSuics a foot or more high at times, such a rdlar may be made perfectly dry as follow s: ' Obtain oobblo Btoncs about tho rix» of a goose egg, some larger and some sma ier. Be sure that yon have fresh cement,. and have two or three men at the job, vn^all the time mixing cement, so that it c^c Se used within 30 minutes after bein; n xod. Spread a layer upon *’ ' about an inch thick, then A stones closo together, sinkpi into the cement, which Aoft, nptriy to the ground , and after yoH: have laid a course across your cellar d 'wide as you can reach with your arm, put the finishing coat upon the stona coverin;; all; and so go on. till the .whole bottom' is cemented. It would do very well to wlii till the whole cellar bot­ tom is laid in tones before the upper coat is applied ; bqt in that case the finishing coat might nat adhere so strongly to the, under one. 'Some men place the stones') directly ufxxi the ground and fill in by turning on ver* thin oemont called “grout." This does ye y well if you do it when no heavy rains ot mr for a month or two, and when the groifit has time to harden. But the great difficulty is in cementing the outside stcp-w*y into your cellar. Unless it have an ou»idc door, so as to keep ths frost out of th ‘ passage-way, no cementing will Biand tl rough tho winter season. Preering before the cement is dry will destroy it is ?l rases ; and also after it be dry, if it be wet by a pressure of water against it through a brick or stone' wall. medicine as VEGCTINE, al of rim b»z nnd lol nee lor ■ FALL FLOWIRO. In some cases fell plowing is advisable. If you have a stiff day soil, that has had a For Stomachs oat of Order. No medicine will Mtffaetaally improv ofthe «tr.m»eha» tbeee Pills; they r« healthy mNITURE ! Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any hous ju Bar­ I.Ji Ury County, for these reason*: I IsL Beeauso wo have no rent l > pa\_ 2L Because we make the mo»t of oui goods OU IM'Ives. 8d. Because wo keep the beat c work­ men. 4th. Because we warrant all goods wi [uSaataXioa. plainu. SS. Wo noil none of tlihi cheap-made Fur­ CAUTIONl-Xone are geaalae aniam the ala­ nature ofj.uatoocx. m a**nt for the United niture that in made by machinery. The State., earrouada each box ofl'tlU and OteuaeeU goods we make is made by hand, and A handsome reward will be airea to any one rendwarranted. Wo invite all persons to call and Inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble at all show goods. Parties having Pictures to irnmo would do well toy ’them framed of •A. There i» •onriderabte as we con do it £ .cran'd Cheaper than any house In P ..-y County. Wo keep N. B —Direotlana for the rnldanoof paUenUin rerr diaSrdcr are af&xed to each box. the Largest Bud Best selected stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD* LAST CHANCE BUY voub TICKETS ivow • INGS, DBAWIXG POSITIVELY THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1876, A Fortune . for 11RACKKTB, I’ATEn-110U»- .HOLDKBR, and everything In the Furniture lino. We Invite all itereoua to call and look at our . OB MOHEY REFUNDED. Peerless Milk Safen Only $12.00. now on exhibition at our Fuxi itnie Store. All kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatlv done. WE MEAN BUSINESS ! ’ Furniture Rooms south.k!de State St. Sto^rclte H' A’ GtKx55lnr’H H"rawar'' KENTDffiY CASH DETB1B™ CO«r Unuakstort, Ky., Thoraday. Mor. 30. W7A. on which oaeuion they will distribute to the ticket boldera the immenra eum of _________ flTEBBIIK DEO’S $600,000! ICstablialxea ietu<5. Thus. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man 'gr. LUTT OF OIFTH: *100,000 nu.mx, DAHWJN M-OMU ■SKStWSVl n...K..........— or •t.tMiu ... rcment Hulu In ■itt-SS.1! KUKoruxtyMoa Old Bounty Land. Warrants. Total II pnict or TICKKTB. rcaUteroJ letter. Whvra AstjgaiMnte are ltaa«rf*et w« tiro Inxiruetionj tu United Stales Oenaral Land Office. Are*™ of l>jr and Bounty. PWffl MG STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and, has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods> and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggists Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Peo\ pie’s Drug 8 tore isdirectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of SpauldingsII asn nob, July 18, 18764 THE ENEMY OF BISUSE I THE FOE OF PAIN TE ORDER. TO MAX AMD BEAST All rommanlcar.nnr. nrderx for Tirkrtx L dose feeding up to November is injurious, by leaving the grass with no protection in winter; but otherwise mowing lands Where you will find all kinds ol ba well nibbml into Lboraall of th. bat lime. Thii trvauaant will civoalmoft i rxiiaf when >1) other taoani havo failed. 53232353482323234853534823 rrtpiml b; C. L STRESS, Baton, Ian. hebethe is sou in mi mumsib. I'ASTUBING MOWING LANDS. It has been raid a thousand times that it injures mowing lands to pasture them after being mowed ; but it it not bo, unless it be in cases where long rains have ao softened the ground that the cattle and STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. g --------* Frankfort, Ky. MU xnHwT MUSTANG GUARDIAN’S SALE. LINIMENT, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. POSITIVELY CURED. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OK <0 TEARS. ,, THERE IB NO SOKS IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT W1LLNOTCUKE.no ACHE, NO 1’AIS. THAT AEFL1CTS THE HL MAN W5DY. OK THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTICAL ■ * —1AT DOES NOT YIELD (AOK: TOUCH. A BOTiO SSe., Ste.. at KM. BJiVKO THE LIKE Ol- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-16.pdf 23d430e1a79b4ea115226e5feaf252ff PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 58. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1876. WHOM NO 2001. Clover Hulhrs, Wagons, Baggies, Etc. MESSER & POWERS, Are agents tor the Celebrated taken fitaw Bxxxt CrnrvFF, Cuux’i Owrant; > 13 at Jtntn whm 1=74,. Hama. «-jombar 9th. 1*74. i dttt dies and ntiurrad hade tu the amnrisThia heinir thn* day designated by Ae Stc ,m awinw.. Statncas of she State cf Mjiibtwm far the Qn.mutsua.af Yt=_ Parkins. B-iari adannual sns&qr if cite E.mrds of Sapervi- jmxcunlnnia'Ul^fiafc rers, the Board if Sttpwvjres Sir Barry lx H.Powm.OarK | Coanty mat os. cas Gnmty Carit'a OfficBr m said enancy-. m above, and wen -ruled fc aria by Dxrid G. BoBuann. Chmr- . ffllffi CLOVEBfflUM, Also for the Which is the brst seif governing mill in the market. F.-sdendt W. &SfaB WAGONS AND BUGGIES fiUEstimiEBMimimPLoiis And GROUSD PO1.VTS for all other plows in the market, a.t AGf:rci'i.n’-<.vi. hall. Doctor '------ --- • n’s__Dgu_b.Ie,_CoL»ntn•_ —— ’ READ EVERYBODY e Z ndoa B. Eojr. WxsvESPxr KG*s9«,'0tf. II, ISTt Jacab OdeC. • Beard mec jnmuaot an adjournment: Jahn J. Fsrxine. rail muled; membes* ail prtflenc bnt Mr. w i~‘nm P.SuLnam Im Staanju. ■par A mm Waif v i Dared G.Ect -san. Chairamn. Tb,» Sacerrjura wits absent i ‘hnruHi their chairman. Mr, Suiitft. tnan taid e»&.. aarted that they hod examined the SidewJoan J. Predeoaatc. ftaac -;a menu- । tng aaauaa. and wdH rfommred their •Lip ct* Irt-ij. xppuintad t» 511 -acsacv । ■iliiwuiiii o IWnw: I'-mniisned by dte rsteoatiiHi rf Aaraa 4. < Wrher. Tri^rse Fhlii-a and Derid W.: Smithi A" There being a raeanry M ch>» aommdxaa | an dnam’e. itessiatnsi hy ia raignatum I if J£-. Woiker. on rnuuon a£ Mr. Doway, cha Cbnn-.nan appoxsud Mr. Giuios to 53 _ The Cent hudbe&re thu Beard x eomsanhtatam £mm the Andiuir General nn i Katessse at .imcunt at state tax aspcrurxed tn Sorry Connty far site I jci.- 157*1, which, m moGUB -if Mr. Hoyt. | IL c. mKUAM. ’•srstciAX a stbseos Fp.r”r-3Krf sutir corm, a » 54 1 M Levi K. Dte-ey, . H "try E-ntLhojn. Cheaper than ever. Oae deer ar of beodvear a xiaiuirare. Ibarrti *1 pr shoes apples labor in huaac June* D Bmitam. Ke;des Ernrx. 54 3S 5<> 54 hie J •J j bnaitehi wed irbeac 3 54 lb bmik'vtuisr. liar 1 loser m house 3 tnnwurtoaun of Hn tnadicine and remiriia 1 beef red Sneer I laimr in hutaK 3 14 80 2 54 J a tunuchy •* I 10 reparrimr eimdc tappine bunts and ttmdBa» A 75 viiusir andthi 4 50 ml: 2 !W beet35 gardim seftfeandeshneox. vre ^terred ta‘ the .mmmittoa in itaaoe. On n»ni»a :t Mr. SsaweU. Baar i ad- | juemed till wrnnmw oniammf st the hear I . -J 3 a'accic. ' Was. H. P-wm. Oanu 4 I ____ _____________ 1 cm. pail and wreac onra. E IbhI&ma____________ I 25 M 15 <M 2U On rnnottn <if Mr. Cjflnm. acccunfi So. It ana laid an iha table. <Ju mcQua of Mr. GaiEns, the report wn* adapted as amended. Sr. Waf. rt&rrwi »th- enamitsre. en The ■"■■■■"• irf— an aisimi farther asport­ ed ±3£ they had ra-exanrinmi acentric So. Ute Cbrertf Tr=asa=er laid befir* 13 «f Jane rereun. 1=74. red would raaBeard the ih£i of rejected taxes far the 1 .mmend that « be toc iSuwed sc firP^dus. tiler sum. -far .>—nr, Oa rnndira. the raport was seeepcedred UM. »d m-.aiu tiTifowdi -xSarsai The account at* J. P. Balsrtsand il.rrm athan «t prewntrl red « & 96346983 h»Hc u «h« «o®*tr, “’i au Coawj T~ar^ n it taad uwwliij. sX« 4 *) tfS, d tLoLexp. jit. IWt, amd Ufa! th. Safadaa J ndt wrohif ad «h« ««J «C Ha<ie> [ fa sttfatM <0 tomrt 11 hifcit. «ui 4 W 1 5» dxdma tfat m »m me DENTIST cut morswnn rrru-iTMt Mrnxnved that th« Chairman . irJe B ensmicre sf three an ap partite- 0l rf axa, tLuuo taadU- , TV Cul-wpiMii ■3 ■ .■ wai»» r s*»»». fas.9 a test ad P.ary E rasha. O.Mtta.r JL-. weatd cmss and -Joj Comfort and ifappint** TtlTMB ’ Siek aa4 AJtflte*®*! ' ~ -.XSTIXviAM* VICTXTTT. OF IX IT NO 2" «f, a3W’c1^' ^harrri a « » «"<=* ad «I r Haraffi’ v«v —oriwA ad «d» St<r^a« tattetei ad aaraad • »' ID poc& »A*JU ho* IM « IM *> G ft �. as"""— All of which frour committee would re­ Nays.—Messrs. Brown, Collins, Dewey, spectfully submit, and ask to bo discharged Houghtalin James W., Perkins and Sid­ from further coaridareiion of tho subject nam.— 6. Z. B. Hoyt, ‘ Absent, Mr. Hendershott. •678 46 Ira Stowell, Committee. CONTRA. On motion of Mr. Wolf tho report was Jacob Odell, 1875 adopted as amended. 616G 43 Oct. 11- Bybel, last; On motion of Mr. Perkins, the report The account of Levi M. Dewey and ton 10 00 others was presented, and on motion re­ "beef hide 4X8 Nov. On motion of Mr. Wolf, the report wm ferred to the committee on claims. •* “ 241 lbs butter 2 08 « " 2yr old heifer 28 00 adopted. The committee on finance, through their On motion of Mr. Dewey, the Board ad­ Chairman, Mr. Dewey, submitted the fol" of county treas­ urer 20 "" 00 journed to 1 p. m. M of county treas­ Feb. 29 “ Wm. H; Powers, Clerk. urer 155 49 7b the Board of Supervitort of Barry Afternoon Sesbioe, 1 p. bl by cash for 23 5-6 bu Much wheat 51.14 27 17 Board convened purenanr to adjournYour committee on finance would re­ "calf 3 75 Oct. « Teas, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc « shoes for Vivian 3 00 " P. O. V/xrent 20 9 To amt bal. cash on hand 10 57 lay 10 <• 30 “ " July 10 « A«f“ TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.OO, we claijn to beat the County. . Coffee. S ASaSSSsEttE I! On motion of Mr. Wolf tho report was spectfully report that they have had the accepted. ent except Mr. Hendershott. matter under consideration, and find the On motion of Mr. Collins the report was The committee on claims' throughrtheir 60 several amounts necessary lo be raised in adopted. ' 40' Chairman Mr. Smith, further reported On motion of Mr. Collins, account No. the county for tho year 1876 to bo as fol­ 00 that they bad re-examined account No. 7, lows : 21 was taken from the table. 50 and would reoommend that it be allowed The amount of'State tax apportioned 00 On motion ot Mr. Dewey, Mr. Collins 64 at the sum of ten dollars. Also that they to this county under various acta of the ' had leave to withdraw account No. 21. 17 had examined the following accounts and Legislature is as follows, to wit: Mr. Philips moved to reconsider the 00 would recommend their allowance as folvote taken yesterday, adopting ths report JR.JUi. OegtM.AjtMp.4L lCT|Cg » lowi: •678 46 of the committee on salaries. " - “1U,T5 M5 87 " co. treasurer 30 “ 131 bu wheat •1.17 15 " 78 lbs wed 30 23 “ 25 sheep told 50 “ 1 calf 4 " co treasurer 64 “ 30} bu wheat 30 "16 5-6" “ 17 “24 " " 26 00 Ual.jniW<H-AftN..S^lgx: CROPS RAISED. M0 00 The ycaTAnd nays were called for, and 318 bushels wheat 875 " oats 78 lbs wool 130 bushels potatoes 12 tons hay 800 bu ears corn the motion prevailed by yeas and nays av followa: Yeas—Messrs. Bartram, Benham, Col­ lins, Dewey, Houghtalin Henry, Philips, IIW On motion of Mr. Stowell, the report S11.U3 43 STOCK ON FARM. 2 yearling cattle 2«dves 7 hogs 8 pip AU of which is respectfully submitted. JNO. M. NEVINS. S. J. BIDELMAN, . County Supt's Poor. On motion of Mr. Stowell, the report was accepted and adopted. On motion of Mr. Sidnam tho report laid ou the table. The committee on county buildings made the following report: 7b the Board of Svpervitort of Barry Nays—Messrs. Armour, Brown, Hough­ talin James W., Hoyt, Oddi, Perkins, County tax as followa : wm j,m w rilanw of Hriii iid cannty. Your committee on county buildings would report that they have had the mat­ ter under consideration, and would recom­ mend that the following sums of money bo On motion of Mr. Wolf, the resolution laid on tho (table of June Session, 1876, relative to restraining from running at large in the Town of Maple Grove, all Stowell and Wolf.—8. Absent, Mr. Hendershott. Mr. Smith moved to-amend the report of the committee on salaries by fixing the salary of the County Treasurer at 61000. The motion prevailed by yeas and nays as follows : Yeas—Messrs. Bartram, Benham, Col­ We find that 6 14-100 mills on ths dol­ lins, Dewey, Houghtalin Henry, Hough* talin James W., Phillips, Sidnam, Smith lar on the aggregate valuation of the tax­ able property of the county will give tho and Chairman.—10. Nays.—Messrs. Armour, Brown, Hoyt, amount required, namely 628,798.98. We therefore recommend that tho sum of 6 Odell, Perkins, Stowell and Wolf.—7. Absent, Mr. Hendershott. 14-100 mills on the dollar be assessed on On motion the report, as amended was tho aggregate valuation of taxable real house on the county farm at some future time 61,000 00 For building two privies at horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, was taken the county farm 40 00 from the table. We would recommend building a new Mr. Wolf presented the petition of Rob­ walk on the South side of Cwurt House and personal estate of Barry County as ert McCartney and 106 others, asking that from tho center to tho South-West corner, equalised bythe Board’of Suporvisori at tho said resolution be adopted by the Board. and use tho old plaolt for repairing the Juno session. There was also a remonstrance present. remainder of the walk around Court House, All of which is respectfully submitted. Lav: M. Dswav. 1 estimated cost K 35 00 We recommem I an appropriation others in opposition to said petition. CctnoitlM. for store for j Lil 30 00 Mr. Smith moved that the resolution be pLBiun Blow*. Farvaaicx W. Colu», J adopted, which motion did not prevail, by Total •1,105 00 On motion of Mr. Stowell the report yeas and nays as follows: L. M. Dewet, J. W. HouGHTAXIE, > Committee. P. Bbown J On motion of Mr. Hoyt, tho report was Jstore W. Houghtalin Hoyt, Perkins, Smith and Wolf.—7 On motion of Mr. Stowell the report adopted. Nays.—Messrs. Armour, Benham, Brown, Collins, Henry Houghtalin, Odell, Mr. Stowell moved to amend the report Phillips, Sidnam, Stowell and Chairman. of the committee by striking out that por­ -10, tion relative io sinking fund. Absent.—Mr. Hendershott Mr. Dewey called for the yeas and naya On motion of Mr. Hoyt, the Board ad­ and the motion to amend did not prevail^ journed to 1:30 p. m. by yeas and nays as follows : Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. Yeas.—Messrs. Armour, Barttam, Ben­ ham, Odell, Phillips, Smith, Stowell and Sidnam, Smith aad Chairman,—9. adopted by yeas and nays as follows: ham, Collins, Dewey, Houghtalin Henry, Hough Ulin James W., Perkins, Phillipa, Sidnam, Smith, Wolf and Chairman.—13. Naya.—Messrs. Brown, Hoyt, Odell and Stowell.—4. Mr. Smith moved that the “Nashville News," and “Barry County Republican," be each paid the sum of 625 for publish­ ing the proceedings of the Board for cur­ On motion of Mr. Wolf, the report of rent year. . finance committee was referred to the oomMotion prevailed. mitte on apportionment of taxes. Mr. Perkins move! that the Sheriff be On motion of Mr. Hoyt, Board adjourn­ instructed to poet notices prohibiting per* ed until tomorrow morning at the hour of Rons from climbing over Court House fence. eight o'clock. Abo that the Sheriff prohibit ball playing Wm. B. Powers, Clerk. in the Court House square. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. .« Spices. ¥ou can have in any shape you want. Crackers We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. < . , Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to closeout. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. Motion prevailed. On motion of Mr. Phillips the vote adopting tho resolution offered by Mr. Collins, relative to leasing ground for Unit* ed Brethren Society for meeting-house Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. site, was reconsidered. On motioh of Mr. Phillips, tho vote by Die account of Isaac W. Vrooman, and which the amendment offered to slid reso­ four others was preeented, and on motion Detroit Advertisements. lution by Mr. Bartram did not prevail, was of Mr. Collins, referred to tho Com­ reconsidered. V. SABIN. 0. T. SABIN. mittee on Claims. ' ■'Mr. Bertram moved to amend said res­ On motion of Mr. Hoyt the Board pro­ Your committee, to whom was referred olution by substituting the words "for Mr. Collins offered the following resolu­ ceeded to the election by ballot of a county the apportionment io tho different townSuperintendent of the Poor for three years' tion : . ahipe and city of Hastings, of the State, of the words “to the United Brethren So­ Reeolved: Thai the Superintendents in place of Daniel B. Pratt whose term County and rejected taxes for 1876, ciety." And Mill Food ot County Poor be authorised to lease to expires, with the following result: Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, would report as follows, to wit: Motion prevailed. the United Brethren Society, a sufficient Daniel B. Pratt received ‘11 “ State Coante RalsM'd Total On motion of Mr. Dewey the resolution, Zebulon B. Hoyt " as amended, was adopted, BALCH Ac IS ORTON. Ira Stowell '* Aeternoon Session, 1:30 p. m. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Rolled called: Quorum present: Board Friday Morning, Oct. 13, 1876. Wolf.—8. Board met pursuant to adjournment; Nays.—Messrs. Brown, Collins, Dewey, rolled called ; quorum present; after read­ Houghtalin Henry, Houghtalin James W., ing the journal, Board prce<eded to buaiPerkins, Sidnam and Chairman—8. Absent, Messrs. Hendershott and Hoyt. The committee on apportionment of tax­ —2. es submitted the following report: On motion of Mr. Perkins tho report To the Honorable Board of Snpmuort 'was laid on the table untill 7 o'clock this SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, GRAIN, Daniel B. Pratt Jhaving received a ma­ jority of Totos of all the Supervisor* elect, duly elected as Superintendent of Poor. On motion of Mr. Brown the Board ad- lying between the highway and Thoraapr.1. m nr th* «U ■--hnnl Slnnso Pay roll of Board of Supervisors for October ecsrion, A. D. 1876 : site. FLOUR •wowws to Brtdo* Morton.* to G.W. Haleb.) Mi Cmsm totab Comer Woodbridge A Shelby Sts, was laid on the table until tomorrow after- Detroit, Michi. H4I S3 Get 11* 1876. Evreing Session, 7, p. m. JU0 celted: Quroum preent. After the 54 READ THIS and bo happy again A Gr.l Redaction is Prices! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE, W. P. Sidnam, • Chairman. GRAIN, • PORK AND SEEDS, and 56 Woodbridge DETBOIT, . 7b the Chairman of the Board of Super- St. Look here I Look here! MICHIGAN. Whaat a Specialty. Your committee on salaries cf county aid respectfully report, that they Furniture, Coffins, Etc. John H. Wendell & Co., Ujtataj EM Biafcts Franis, Sc. ll FLOUR, Tbwmdat Morning, xxi30w4. What! don’t you think wo can sell J. M. HEWES journal, on motion of Mr. Smith, Boaniad Hoarse furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth $$!£». Wo D., 1676, et 2, p. ■. our follows, alisbury & Brqsseau. MtV. Di. £i. 75. 52J1 6900 6700 6700 6600 JSin gtf OmBefltal H..Snc., Mich. �Advertisernonis. Special WnticBE, Bumuaut to Itew, the Board 0| County Otnvnaww mat at fee offiuc uT fte Oountv Ctari.,^ 12 o’clank. .-aacm, on Ihownt : tu..* Mian- Aaeyru, Thomas H. Bartram. . Bukiiurmj, Ifarwiu KcOmter. Burry, James M. Oadwoltatax. 'OuriUMj, Thomas li. Biinatou (tettaum. David W. Smith Heating I’inredo Brown 1«'W«ra, Statinga Otey.Jdhn'C. Win ‘ > WSOtf illtary p.'Lonia «u: and •lection 41 tayj IHxwU J. Kran-i onrojiUBittai and All About the County. Oaak Ctendy. Tkune'. ikNairgii wn «i rtjrtetmiwu and eiciUau -I.} ta.rc Slareun liuer-ill -an roftatraitmi and election 44 tays ! I*. A. Hheltat: an regittnliau«ail ele: . iion 4A tayw I G. It. Tomlinvii. on reputmnon and election.4ttaya i SI X’. Hiker on Ixnrd of rtguiriiiou on hand. JUbd GuldlTO^ Hotart illawaoti on boanl of re?i«tr»Head (tea Council jrrn weed inp. Hd ’Wart, HaaiingB Citv. Mark Euwuill. Um>2 tayo 4th Ward liretungr City. Phim X. •A. A. 1'ouq^ clerk of tlttlion 3A tayfitelQim JerrytFminai: •■ •• ■«• •• Stipe, Than S. Tyfax. Irving. Aauhul Hubbard. For ofiicia! mult on CnnitUuiional atnend□dhmtnwn, Wwiter X^terk. G. W. WUIuuncjT. eteri. o: tlccHa. U4 msnta. eoclUlrpap. Nunlc Grovn, Wiliuim H. Qriawuld •My« .t Thr How Yerk JWtarer uf llmtay ouyu. “Un fhungovilte, Sarusr C. Turner W. H. fcfaot clerk of eleciton 34 tayr Prutrfavilk, John 4. Parkins whole country ualtaa in a wotn of ihankn to stiL nm T'htUhrm. Butiand. Jamer I). Bauhan. Thanmpnlu. Marrtuk Iff. Prindfa. The iMtrult A-<wuy. Jf’iw imx donned ite | K. J. llroueon areitliug 2*1 Wan! 4 tay . nuuiey for all. and, naw alike, end ranklm like a belle tn a ball ' John C. Winklemai; inspector of tier mom. WaH. it deaarvaa it .:ite for all. There: Tanker Spring*, Zebulon K Hoyt. tins 34 tay# The Board orusnned by the ciioier Tire rnnOTl of Ike doinpa of lire Roanl of S, X. Heed inepetwr of etecUon 24- tay.. - no iuftatinn which Th. Haraac C Turner, of Orangeville, finperrhon/Oototear aaasian. JB7U. wUl'bc in- (). ’D. HpouliHng Tent Cor Iicum- for regutraiioi; and election . . rfuraiir.e which wUl ihe- othtm?' V.NESs WZ MODERATION. Tosh Fish, in their Scumu. MTaiiki'SBiirPAn. Market one door "Weu.ofJ. 1* V. LEEKS. official Tor ‘ “ «• • To think that thr .-<7ii'>er«a n» thr Surxh, think *■ WilfimSdOrarF, * Benjamin. Y. I*arMidct ‘ Out- Juxeteur. *• Ktuar J.laxuB. Thi deuwioi. in thr mui1 ruin um . uf this fiuH tiicru cur UBimabk ifaufa. tufa thr hnues: ■ ■ wuut and wi- failmvu, Hayes _ . • uteined, but fa eunannu wist Ufa :iruy oftfa liqnibteana wi- fafc- :ir. far- Mt Titteu, traitur shai nit fa our nxxi Pittudent, than ' uh: HUHpieiui- of a fmuduMm: .tn rules fa any Hour niuiufa _____x-tuiif uudur uudi un ’mpuv .raid fa u iuiiuru tufa utitthar Mr. x- i: Mr- Tildct am HE the pafafam 1064 3W> IQKl 418 Ita. Jtobat; Tkmapunu wire vmidre ut. am> tim 8k in the tnwnshl|/af Daettnjtt. will sell at auntuir. nt Monday thr 271L itMt., al ID o'altrek a. m. A tary lot Of peraon. property. “ B.u4 Bk unloads w ignunuict uni. neotinn-' r?- efifan du xacufa fa Himpiyr j■us. mqjoritiaB'. Efaatom. Ohsrte M.*0roowall. Alunsi- Sesmnm. Eheuaat G Ii Boldsu. xxilHhT. i£tediqfft,'Oet. 24.1S7C. (Tito -official tablaa will he published at die surliest poadbie momanx but hare an? the ;i u ihfa. IlohcMu Ifni;- Store. Tin TBtumt from each township wnr aubmamially eorraei in every portinuhit. unfi du- Board, with tiirfaaat possible de­ lay, pmoasded u asssrtaiu tin- result, which was u-uenuined hj be m fulbws ; .-.uir.i-H. k gtavi lieeuuiu u “ftw*. .. i •Ib.w/i* the Snufa aud o ao.*i i eic. Poicttrij^ Game., 1DS(> ]07F 2 MW I7W If th* tapuhiraui Gmeenbaaktm. lied eoteil then priumpler re. iretwocn Ilayw auii Tildm. wr ahouhl fam tad tta larjroc majority tn tta —«ttr tan U w tarpr eaaupi -mrer fur ul! prastuM! purpoare. Scholars Wanted Money ’ Money Thr roeeipw of money far 7wk«u in th" j Grand Dnrennp of th*' •• Genutokoy (tah liretrlbuhor. Company," duwdrth« hw: for. taj*. i hove been akuvr unparalleled. It a*tem*. a» t! tire whole country tad broken out inn t> great tranxy of tiakei-ht^mp K« city, and war«iy a town, vlllnp;. or hamlc; fare. refueed U- con- , trlimu to Ure drawing. Thia ta not u. h< wonI lUrwi! nt. when wr consider Ute niapuittub- of | j thr gift-.. tlic uirenpner of the ticket., and thi I ncrtec; tartare of tin- drawing At Utr pm I cm mu- Un- nokev "ill pin- out beforv tin [ limwinp *j buy your ticket nt onec. La-Go-. > Tno». 1’.■porter, Genorui'Munupcr Frank fon. Gnm* Cnoae —Ladta, if ymi would ta “ JnnaP'H. SbGnwun. N04 . known os gnoti nouJm. and would avoid ti» Stair Sunol jr Ttavid > <tek. SOS Judp. of 1 fatafc. Cfatnam 1. 10M Smith ■ « Sheriff. O>—*. 1izn Vi ore still bolding tire ihroal nt out tmU“ Cuua» Cwt. Wilhsm H. «• tatwecn our thuaii and foro-knper. y*' U * Powem. . ' cxoreduigty di&ioul: to keap nin frun. crow­ Lid of Patantt. tag, • sure » ire of tiw eiecaot. of Gov. fibres, and » atatad over Ike Tisiory mltarry | frg lac of patanu- isnied w luvcnuu’- of Itoacuddcr. Uwrwtb- MefKubar, of Jtaltimom. will eel! at ipon for Uw rota. onduif hm, l-ilii, 167C, and anoiiut at SnaMaitaaor aaar tin liotlu Oraak remh cUiri’ <ta. Uta. 1CTG. rutnuteml th» -mH ob Ttamtay. Um 27ib. at an. r'eUxi paper by Cox A Cox, talieiwm uf I*aumta. in tut affomnon, a targr nuniire- of blooded Washington. J). C. Battle of «mulwdue .Jfomow should nm-foii b. teUosg.-Pump-.. ItaUk- Creek W. Alaro. Clnttow Pure. H: ..lompb K. fiifaure. nitan. S prihinti. Nd* J Brocks*, (slomeum.. (rrul. 11» C. Jones.’Centrovillc. and X. Jcurei Hturpre, DW To Jnurn Lace Making, by Mtb. OSTERHOTDT. at her TLoonw over t^*,- Postoffioe. A CATO TL TIU: AMEUICZK PV11LIC. of all Htyles ivillibe taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS. -&c., Remembor the place. Mia. ^P. D. OCTHEHOunr. Hnotings, Ont. 24. lf?76. (sorinSw4j atat. in tinlar upon hi duties » thr. Simp! • an uwetian vundurafai with fair- Mrs. OKTEnnomvr k 'Wileikb fa vEpseufa flim the licmutnatt' m mid sad’} disappointed, siinuid IJAitniAOI GWXWSItlmL W3K0H®£ am„ «... —— -v____ and piaorfiE tire tana rf tfa- Shear Of 3tery OmBijn cHmnuxnainE him itt- Kunnnnn a jury ® d»uno~ I Tmdrnto tf wish to inform rhe Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dyeffi-Making Shop, over the Tostefiice,'. thi Eie.-itind Gullenr tai- BupuiiitaiDS will tx: faifatcaby srythxBata nr afarm- t; ’ f * prediK-ums of thor oppuirtUia. l' ■ ufifauuimarty olctn«d, nkn. rf arii tatj; ra < A- news. * »»»**.» tbe&Mmm. M> »V»* Mr. Haver »- unireure — , . -two admirable pa^ren- ware mad. one iw “■ J. teat. »r o~.c «“>“*■ "T" a,^i uo-Ua?.™. »»i «»j-; . jaaniin. ymi nfBon 'Gao. TtoodruE. <C t Borcna.r ifAS&uxis'-- be We abio do all kinds of Pam­ ir Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purdhuHing -ehtewhert. Mbs. CisTEBnori'T k. Wihetke. 1’raudcu: uf tire Vrihed Hastings. ‘Out. 24.. (xxiwtf) mid suj ti*iit*r than troitinw u> their tuuurt»r fames: prtipfa of the country of ; / j*. iqnuiun. vLotn- rinwuwuH he. wit nn: snrriCoe tin waffan tp deman&L We J»rt all utitHmif * -.iuti trf un TtMiiJt of ate telte. will bl irrcrvrtichmnpb’ wustaiwic h raadisd, us *«aciarf fairor , ivjttntittliff. T>. Kepulihame wnrywhw acree wfab TMflfi* a 1 C a jta — * tam«r « hqnnr.-rahm « i-eu; tah ti- *«’—«• jud huti «n il»e table 2® further aouaiiiaraU umc in -rafair'to huttfa K counted fa’ pactJ tberv by fraud. • Either J**? t *fhwd tali-'- 'iH«i»pii'nrted in -th® it tip. r-.'uutrVtamuvt afford tufa- loinlad r tie cuHjuaoD ufi’itcpii m fate ratam6- i r ?-rod«nte Btetawt. tte -vow tidi e-.'may w>-t 54SS, agante » mid 44» X IWh. n* J—c^te1 f*'7 •-!- .eut ciectoB rworv-td SMC, fa 1SST 2C7' uud fa IB® BBJS. ®i» ^«,w? Hut -fa Li-.puhlican muyuciw. cratefc'rif titirf purtar, faitefST tu-iy TuPTawyfa ii* omray * ffw: vui^atewaAy Sr Aog ^^9 oij fa B aujuBa wm wma te Atemm 22 MOKBOE ST. XEET »30R To �On the Amendment relative to the Lb reuse of Ardent Spirits or other in Ioxicating liquors, the rote was: Yea, 938; No, 1503. ’ Majority, 565. On the Amendment relative to Salaries of Circuit Judges, the vote was: Yes, BURAL NEW-YORKEH The Greet Illustrated A<rieclt«-*! and Family Weekly bae • REDUCEDsSURRCRIPTIOK PRICE for 715 ; No, 1900. Majority 1185. On the Amendment as to the time of submitting to the people Amendments to the Constitution, the vote wm : Yes, 634; No, 1485. Majority 651. ’ NEW ADVERTISMENTS, G. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. Railroads. Railroads. Constitutional Amendments Railroads. Railroads. MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. The Graet Wta Tiowtfare. TIME TABLE. (COLUMBUS TIME.) GOING NORTH. Northern RAILWAY COMPANY CENTBAL Taking Effect Apr. 16th, 1876 TIONK. NO. ? NO. 5 OOIWC EAST. __ um. The fnllowinr indneuncnU are offered by this lino over all other Ums to travelers for W atkiM Glen. Elmirs, Wllllaawo.-t. ilarri.burg, Belthnora. W tab inctan. Richmond. Philadelphia, rket report*, several pane are devoted to house­ Cape May. and all points South. Five Out/raise daily uuaklu* direct ewanoctlone vrUk Site trust lo the family. Thu* it cctztprUci SEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD Two £*apcrte in One I out* like a two edyed sword into tho affeet'ons ke ladiee and children, as well as the mem ben he ftpiiy who seek instruction la their dally The laJVle at CAXAKDAlGVA. ff. F.. the Northern tanuinu* o! the Northern Central Railway. Pullman Falaoe llay or oleepinc Cars ou nil tnins. , , The section of country trarenwd is varied and bountiful, incladfar themost oelobraled and pic­ tures ;u~ Lake. Mountain and River Ncen^ty In the C°Thc7ur-fsmed ** Watkins Glen.” the celebrated TRAINS LAST. tea SUS"- «“■ ’SffilS&ffi.AVAV Pennsylvania Railroad ISlFftrt GOING SOUTH. . Al Hxrrubora. Ceutoanlal Esesniosiato nre deF.rercd al that Company'* “ Cestoaalal “ depot, at ........ TH^Wu'-STiTlOSS itherural i kbratjd i On this line wo nnrunMueod. Meals will be fur; niabvd at aailabls hoar*, and ample time allowed Wr*J^V{l%gZOA TICKKTS^S At rad mod rates will bo sold at all prinelpal K.J-. r-d^Xw Fork Oarrel. .VortUrw LraSml ead fs.wy.’ea.i. For unyelbw inforaraUon apply to Wtotem PaMtarer Aunt- SAMI L SEfflUR, D. X BOID, Jr, j&rKsri.'t" ■’aiaagrtfExcellent Quality IlTTLICl all tHsint CALIFORNIA ■vary bm cad hast a sMcitaen copy W dMira to form a clabTaUst ar * 78 Dwuu fa.. X rr»34>4, Embrace* under one management the Great Trunk Railway Line* of th« WEST and NORTH-WEST. iu>d, wilts Its numerous branches and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and all points in PETERS HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, ILLNOIS, W zscoxsnr. N OBTHKRX ®1 <7fi x Aa.SXyrtev'Serateeaaril**.' Michigan, AIinnksota, Iowa.' tinul.lU tVbvn th«h»rvc*t limajiover.bvDank* bbaska. Caufobnia. and tbo West­ • w _> n’n.i. ■ ii.*. ern Teukitokies. Its ► Train No. I leaves Feted unlay. All other trains TUI PETERS MUSICAL MAGAZINES. LAMBKNITTINGMACHIME Knila a Morktug tu IS Minnu . KniUlnj in tbehttl nnd nmovin* ot t»>« — •MBplato: knit* all rites; nairuo nod shtensni will; umlku-.t* ib» woo either Tabalar •- riel Single. Doenle. or Ribbed, F-vUtaciasali 1 artMlrtCl Knit Apparel. Send for cimliri end nenple SITTING MACB1NX CO_ ' Ohtepee FnlU. Mass., or CkMa.e. DI. Omaha and California Line PKTEBS' 1'AKLOft MUSIC, NO 23, jvie*' on ■ yl.OU nk>k>4 of Jowoto M.i«lk»-.by Klnkel SriiSSS Is tbo shortest and best route for a! I Blints in Nobtkrbm Illinois, Iowa, akoto, Nebraska, Wyoming. Col­ orado, Utah, Nevada,(Jaxjfobnia, Oregon, China, Japan and Austra­ lia. Its • •oTcity and alfpolnUH?' Km, T andD mane manor ■ ait's—With LoalrrlTle. Nvw Albany A Chi­ neo with Mlehigaa Central: ll.. for Loobriils. New Albany, and Baath‘-’‘“•"TaTATLOath.lfa.. ■RAID RAPIDS DIVISION. The Reliable Short Llae EAST AND WEST. Chicago, Madison and St. Pau! Line to xxd'fxom LA CREME DE LA CREME, Na 35, In the short line for Northeex Wnconhin and Minnesota, and for Mad­ ison. St. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth and all points in tbo Great Northwest. SIAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT , Si 35 4- Winona and St. Peter Line O»^yMOOS Ttekato st PETERS' ORGAN SELECTIONS, Is the only route for Wnnuu, BoomTKB, OWATONMA, Mankato, Kt. Southern and Central Mlneaota. ftrt Wam| Its Green Bay and Marquette Line u>» rm* .. po r;jgHoifrHEgr' KCffifiAI AND THE SOUTH. PETKBS' OCTAVO CHORUSES, 4 PnH\wA« -71 “ar 25 Cts FreePort and Dubuque Line PETERS' SACRED SELECTIONS. Is the only route for Elgin. Rockfoiid, Fheetort, ami all polnta via Fmport. Its Chicago and Milwaukee Line la tho old Lake Shore Route, and Is the, only odo posting through Evanston. I.ake Forest, Highland Park, Waukegan, Kacinb, Kenosha to Milwaukee. >56g77l.'Hj^'Ajgg'JK; MW MUN YON * CtU FhLjyS?! J‘. tf' WINSLOWS STEAM BABBLE WORKS Tb« isdieten* MlSBtteB MM maasMMMi « STOOK PRIVILEGES ' !? .V52. BrS iB C''yT."FO7^’u<Wl7?liT A <te., Stoek Brokora. I g W»n 8tTW<. Now York. 8Beei*l,€hroEic and Obecare Diseases Joilier „x. ye.» .r J *r strict iTypK"iV ate Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablet* and Headatones of til description madetoqr-er on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers, Geo Saiiiai SHORT LINE BETWEEN W Winslow A Nmn- E Clark' General A cent, JX B RobinoOti, agent ii PENSIONS । A ARE PAW accident or ctherwUe. A iCggk WOUN® of aay kind, tho my Ex mm Pullman Palace Cars Are run on nil through trains of thia road. - bis is the ONLY LINE runnliig theeo cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with tbo Overland bleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for all polnta West of the Mbwoorl River. On the arrival of the tnlna from the East or South, the tralnaofthe Chicago A North-Wmtern Railway LEAVE CHICAGO as follows : For Council Blufle, Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Drawing Room an<B Bleeping Cant through to Council BlufEs. For Ft. Paul and Minneapolis Two Through Trains Etily, with Pullmnu Talaoe Cara attached on both trains For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains dally, with Pullman Palaoe Cars attached, and running through to Marqustta. Far Milwaukee, Four Through Trains dally, Pullman Can on night trains. Parlor Chair Cara on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and points in Minnesota, One Through Train dally, with Pullman Bleepers to Winona. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman ('arson night trains. For Dubuque and La Crosse, vj* Clin, ton two Through Trains daily, with Pullamn Cars on night train to MoGregor. Iowa. For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Train* daily, Pullman Caro to Missouri Valley Junction. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains dally. For, Rockford, Sterling, Kenosha. Janesville, and other paltib>, you can have Bod two lo ten trains dally. New York Office. No. 41fi, Broadway; Boston Office No. B State Street; Omaha Office. 253 Faruham Street; San Fran-1 claeo Office, 121 Montgomerv Ftreet: Chicago Ticket Office, 62 Clark Street, under Sherman House, corner Canal and Madison Sired; Kinale Rtrset Depot, corner W. Kcnxle and Canal Street; Wells Street Depot, comer Walls TRAENS GOSSa'jidRflL Ctinp, Roci liM & Pacific JUUM, MUHJUJ, **«•■ LA avnr, LACoy. pkoria. Owks *0. MOLISE. tocr ISLAND. DAVENPORT, MUSCATISI. WASHISOTOS, 10 WA CITT. ORIS. MELL. NEWTON, DES NOISES Council Bluffs and Omaha, Without Change ol Cara, DCTRoWta’fflw 2st: min use. a&A LEA VAH WORTH, ATCHUOK, m4 CHICAGO, 'SAS. n/DIAN TBRJIITOBIKS, COLORADO. AND NBVr jaxico. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-20.pdf ccb1d75809ebcbdb7f5d8a85484a5d26 PDF Text Text "3C‘3BC3E 83E!:BtXX~'TO73E:jEiSLJL.-5r Republican Banner. vol: XXL NO. 59. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1876. [beJepi-WefeklyllBplibliciji tanjier Wagons, Groceries, Undertaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. GEO. M. DEWEY ;; ,H AND WAGONS! PUBLISHER. N.rtl. »k|» of Stale Streit. HMilan. Barry Micblsan. TKBMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ll...**- « ia.Mr*B~-------------------- WM aJr.nc.................. -......... I® belt j..t Priatlnf i KA TES VE AD VERTISING. l£N L” UtolemE I e.t* fan fix? «/jfrr »h-l sell SWffl IO ffl BRAS., 1® P3JFESSI0XAL AM At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. T. J. WILDER. PLOWS AND CASTINGS COUNTY TREaSUREH.—0®o< in the Coar IL C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN A SHKGKQN, •IK”'----------- M. W. RIKER, K'B OP THE PEACE. Graml Call^tin I InnrABc* A<eeI. Union Block. Slats Strwt, WM. UPJOHJT, SALISBURY k. BROSSEAU. DEALERS TN FURNITURE. UpholtUry Goode. DR. H. F- PECKHAM. BCLBCnePHYWCIAK ANDSURGEON—Btek- DELIG UT J. WOLF. M. D. O o clock x. m. to 1 r. X. It* Street. All cells will mail P DRAKE, WM. H. HAYFORD, DR. C. RUSSELL, LUCIUS RUSSELL, EXTRAS for the Gate, Curtis, RobiMSOn, Dodge and Kalamazco Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground points. . soyi GREBLE & B.TTSSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR BURGHER* ATTOKXRT. Councilor. sad Solicitor. OSes BtoUbu Huti:>as.Mich. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. “W^ HIRRIFF. D*p«ty U.S. MarshaLGw- F. S. BOWENJ . pression of patience and quiet determina­ Mtica.** In temper and resolution she was tion, giving token that Abd Webb still Ao counterpart of her father, and her thinks himself capable of many a tussle judgment r.as far in cxcata of that posI From Go4ey*e for Deenber.) in the struggle for life. Stoned by most girla of her ago. Bho was NO CROSS, NO CROWN. Generally speaking, Abd Carnot bo con- of industrious habits, was thoroughly do­ ridcred a good walker, neither docs he or- mesticated, and, above all, possessed a ditiarly whistle stirring national melodies, heart which as warmly responded to Ao as he elbows his way through the teem­ appeals of Ae suffering as it echoed Ae ing streets. Yet, whenever he pays his joys of |hoso it loved. half-yearly visits to Baker Jr., he seems Polly’s usefulness was not confined to to posseas fresh life, fresh hope and in­ the two rooms on the second floor. She creased strength. The patient old man “d snrved her apprenticeship to the miffiTak.Tkou reeognixes the change himself, and joyful­ nery busincM in the house poscssiog the ly feels that the millstone of debt which services of her fether, and st range to ray, has, for so many years hung about hia Tom SmiA was one of those _ young men nock, is less heavy than before. Oh, how who “served” at Mcesra. L'xwtring A earnestly he hopes to live to free himself Tool b. Of course, the love affair was of this burden ! A long, weary task is still kept very quiet, and sametimes poor Pol­ before him ; but he has learned from past ly'b heart Aumpcd with fear lest the eccrtt experience how much may bo areomplished should be discovered, for, in the eyes of by persevering application and daily feds Acir employes, Looetring A Tool were hini«df approaching nearer and nearer the terrible people 'indeed. Abel aud his purpose of hU later life,daughter, howevertept nothing from each Awny fri,m tho clots thoroughfares of other, bo Aat Ae simple-hearted old ware ( the city, on to the Thames embankment. houiunan was speedily made acquainted HU walk ha 1 been long end fatiguing, and with Ae state of affairs, and by no means reding hi.. artM upon the Btone balustrade disapproved of Ae match, although ho de­ lie pan fir a few momcuU, with his eye? voutly hoped it would not be brought to fixed upon the dark, silent-flowing river. an issue until be was freed from the bur­ cMtmwd Tby «Urabut ehaatanlnr lore— • 1115 reoont cot-verst’iuti with Baker, Jr., den which had bo lung kepi him, by his tally occupied Ids mind as ho thus pauses own free will, almost ptinniltws. the ruffoTway bo lonr, end till on his homeward journey; and upon the The ascent to Mr. Webb’s apartments ; old mau'ti flushed aud ’ wearied features was, to a stranger, an experiment attended there breaks a eudden smile of oelf-satfe- wiA many difficulties. As in most poor ' faction as the thought crosses him of localities, children-, were in great force; what so many other men would have done aud on wet days it w^ Ae pleasant custom had they been placed in his situation. / of Ao juveniles beloning to Ao houses in “ A hundred and fifty pounds," he mur­ wkich Abel resided to employ their infan­ Tb« Utur laoJ. murs, as he looks out upon the sweep of tile leisure in games upon tho stain or on walers before him—"a lot of money, a lot Ac landiuTs oftho two floors. Tin house Wlicrn •( Thy zhrin* of money! Easily squandered, but how w{* let out to several familea ;< and, as tho j Ihrelli p«ac* eternal, (rery pare delisbt. And lew re blit«. difficult to save! A fortune to*n»en like; lames of the establishment more closely I me. Honest Abel Webb the used to resembled Leah than Rachel, a degree of I call me at school; honest Ab« Webb I mirth and reckless gayely pervaded what OLD ABEL’S MILLSTONE. have been to my employers, and honest might be termed. Ae lungs of Au house. Abe! Wobb I'll try to ba to.tho end of my The. children,too, (being naturally of a | T m TlMlty’i Masulcr. hospitable and nocial dumorition) were in '‘L’ndenUud me, Abel; both my father days ”” In no spirit of pharisaic egotism does the habit of inviting neighboring juven­ aud myself are perfectly imtifised with tho iles to share in Acir uxhuarative pleasure tho oil man thus address himself Integ­ ainouut already paid." -r-a ciroumstanoe tending in no small de­ “Many thanks to you, sir, for the say rity, devotion aud truth are the component gree to increase Ae noise commencing at ing of it; but nothing short of tho full parts of his nature. Briefly his life passes daAtrsiak and ordinarily ceazing about sum will satisfy me. At the time (eight before him, as the cod. antumw hreese 7>*ro next raidsunuaer) it was reck- ] playa with hia white locks, and ho watohea In total darkness it was certainly very oned at a hundred and fifty pounds in the flickering lights by tho river's bank. round numbers. I mean to pay it, every First, ho secs himself kneeling by his confusing to have one’s cars saluted wiA a very Babel of voices; to find Ac balusters farthing of it, pleaM heaven if I live long mother's ride, and lisping a simple prayer; enough. If 1 die ofore, I hope Polly’U then, bending low his head, ho feels her occupied by aspiring youug gymnasts; to gentle, loving hand, and bean her sweat place ane’s foot upon a warm yielding keep up Ao payment reg'lar." “But, really, Abd, I don't like taking voice pray that God would bless her child, mass of humanity Aat would, Aercupon send forth a yell of remonetance, speedily this money. I am sure thasc payments and cause the precious seed of His Word to fall upon good ground and bring forth bringing from Ae retirement of Ae wash, must cripple you terribly.” tub and ironing-table toiling, perspiring “Never you mind that Mr. Baker, Jun­ abundant harvest. E'en now, os this vis­ mamas ; or to lose ene's balance by tread­ ior. 1 feel something op my conscience ion posses before him, he humbly bows his ing upon marbles or other awkward ob­ which is worec than hungar and cold, aud hevd and daculatoa with fervid ardor, structions by Ae way. WiA these little it won’t be easy until I’ve paid you and •‘Amen! " Next oomes the school life, in difficulties, however one soon became fa­ there is five pound ten, sir; not so much as a midland village. Then the kindly face miliar, so that when Abel Webb had op­ last half-year because of Polly's illness in of tho vicar, who had been the means of ened Ae street door he speedily reached the spring ; but I hope to make it more introducing him to large city houses, rises his apartments. next time. If you enter the sum in this before him. To this succeed recolcctions How oosy the little place looked I It was book and add it up, you'll find it makefl of his employment in the hoxae of Baker & Baker; his marriage; tho birth of his a pattern of nwitoetM and domestic com­ ninety pounds." fort. The table was laid for supper, a “Ninety pounds exactly. Wdl, if you boy Sam—the child of promise that was to nice crisp loaf being flanked by a piece of insist on my taking the money I supp<r- • be a solaco to his declining yean; his ae« cbecae (placed upon a small plate in order I bust. 1b you daughter married yet, ceptance of the situation of warehouseman to make it look more ihjm it really was), in the wlabliAment of Looetring A Tool, Webb?” r and. yea! a really gigantic cucumber. the wholesale milliners of Wood Street, and “ Not yet, rir.’7 the one sorrow of his life— a Borrow that Polly, who was kneeling before Ao fire, “Likdytobc?r vigorously plying Ac bculowe, and inciting seemed, in ite deep intensity, to engulf "Well, I'm afraid it's nighcr than 1 all the joys of tho preceding yearn. After Ac coals to a perfect fury of Camo, had like." not lighted a candle, and certainly none “What I You do not disprove of her this came virions of the long, constant was wanted. The bright blase brought struggle to right a grievous wrong; last choice ? ” into view the nettle geranium occupying of all, the remembrance of tho kind words “Oh no, not a bit. Tom Smith is as Ae table in front of the window; it light­ good a fellow as ever lived. He’ll get on aadreaBod to him, but an hour previously ed up Ae photograph of the mOdlooking in the wholesale druggists ’ private .room. the boy will. He’s sober, honest and in­ Tho changing tones of “Big Ben" awoke women (Polly’s mother) on Ae other ride dustrious, and all that'll tell in the long of Ae room; it showed Ao brasB-knobbcd run. But I’d rather she hadn't anybody Abel Webb from his reverie. With the piece of furniture, to outward view a busudden thought that his daughter Polly after her—leastwise until tho debt’s squar­ would be home before him if he didn t ed 'twixt you and me." Abel's spartments, nothing more nor lew “A debt that, as you know, we already make great haste, he act off at a brisk trot, than a turn-up beadstead in which Ae resuming his cheery whistle as ho went consider discharged." fether himself slept; and it reflected its “But which I don't, Mr. Baker, Jr. along. brightness upon Ae aide-board, wiA its And sure enough, home she was. Whan ornaments of ware,a few books and Ae However, I’m keeping you. Good nightsir, and many thanks for your kind­ he had treaded his way through a laby­ old-fashioned workdrox, contanirig so many rinth of Westminister by ways, and at bint Felice dear to Abel and his daughter; ! "'With that, Abel Webb retreats hit in reached Ao corner of the street in which ------------------------- —-among other’s a tiny baby’a shoo once # on wb(>m baud; and bowing to Baker, Jr., with, were his lodgmn* and mroluntanly cast w<jrn bj hvirixri suds a wealth of paterevery backward step he taken, finds him- his eyes up to Ao second floor wmdow of AW one of ilia houses, he knew as wdl . ae ]QTa sdL by.and-by, at the half-glasfl door open­ IiWhj .. Utc fadlBr> all/l ing to Ao outer office. Arrived hero, he though be saw her standing before him . , .. inqn^ the giri, springing to her once more thanks Ao younger partner of Aat Ae had manawd to reach home totoy Abd TOCh n Bounding Baker A Baker, wholesale -druggi^to of Nu landlady—ovcraowingyitti kindness m , fee^ |n j it-might almost have been heard Ipocacuanha Lone, Aldcnnaubury, and at Ac mijdit ba—could provide miA a hearty I Lft cmergu iuto Ae crowded U.orough- welcome to honest Abd ob ha daughter j on tbo paroniant outride, if anybody had Polly. Why, Ao rarvaMlasocm toFarnj^^^^^h^j^ ur„ fare « » • time.” It was in Ae dusk of an October evening brighter and send forth a more ruddy glow । boBw a j T ..nr n T. M wlwn Ae had AA«T<U coaxed tliftm them into a flame. I “Well, Polly, Pre been to tho Barings and brisk, dapper young men are hurrying — p’ -Ag Ao narrow courts and alleys, bent The reflection oftheir cheery warmth nhow- bank, and afterwards to Aldcrmanbury— upon Ac delights of home, or Ac intoxi­ ed itself upon the drawn blinds, and bo- you know where. I took five pound ten; cating pleasures Aey expect to find else­ spoke Ao oomfort and loro fostered with­ and Mr. Baker, Jr., spoke bo kindly that where. The large warehouse are cloned, in the humble lodgings shared by Abd the time slipped by, ana 'twas seven o'clock . afore I knew Where I was a'most.” and the ga-'t burns dimly in Ac grimy and liis daughter. Wm Polly handsome? No. Was she Heaven blew Mr. Baker for those kind 1 chambers appropriated to Aoee whose du­ words I" responded Polly, giving her fath­ ty it ia to remain in the premises after bus er another hearty kia as ebe unwound tho tne® hours. Abel Webb token scant no­ Ao surface to discover what made Polly tice of what is pouring around him. He.Ac idol of her i*Air's heart, and Ae is a little man poorly dad, upon whose enuso of anxieties unapcakabh to hooert that make ninety poundsyou have paid?" । Aoulden filly-fivo yean cf unremitting Tam Smith. Pint of afl, Polly W-^Aort. ' toil anxictv, trouble and disappointment She had light brown hrir w^fcroed weigh heavi'ly. IIis hair is white « Ac hoarfrost, and the wnnklos on ha fore­ itself into natural curls and danced about Mt.” “O, father, I don't do much to it. If you weren't to deprive yourself of eonr forts, whjr, we shodd't have paid off For full Particulars call and see y splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Doff Competition. CHAS. H. BAUER, »!, <£?,. Jfirt. AND lanyl*TS FBYBICIANk SURGEON.—OSes ovar Jolla a,.,. r- -■ WM. POINTS The Triumph is Complete. 4rTZKS :rr “d CanntaBor U Law, and Solicitor to Qtuac.ry, «ad Isfaraetian Mattar. Real Batata Afut: tend* boagbl and told. a»d all baaiasM A Goodjowr'i rtor*. In addition to the CHicer Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of WHOLE^NO, 2002. MISCELLANY. 4fltf JOHN Q. CRESSY. ____ ________________________ JaaylTS S- C- PRIBDLE* COME XND see ^e: JOHN STANLEY. Hastings, June 12, TO - -fflffiOHfflWI, Look to your interest, and go to C. G. HOLBROOK* For your Salt. s^r on Buon*i, 4w [to bb ooxnxciB.y while there rests upon hi �Weft-nigh forgotten, suddenly reappeared, )tmi- MMT. - - EDITOR UAKOKoe, Mich., Nov. 20,1876. gray and shriveled. to mist nt this resur­ rection of the “ Jo« caoM hut the tidal wave receded after n ft’w h>uni, leaving many stranded, disconsolate and utterly ruined. Tho Govcmuivr.: employe who waamoroor !«u couplotely paralysed by the force of the first terrible blow, recov. •rod cousciou*u«:s and speech after the first wave had gonr over thorn, and with the recession of the tide, returned the taunts of their tormentors of tho day previous with a will. And so we have floundered and fluctuated through two day* and nights. Il is devoutly hoped that definite intelli­ gence, settling Governor Hayea' election beyond a Daratjveutaru will be received be­ fore nightfall. And still our Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.” OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Washinoto.x, D. C., Nov. 16, *76. Still in suspense bnt skies brightening, The failure of cx-Govcnwr Shopherd, which first became generally known through the morning papere, has added to the existing ekritemcot, os ho had many staunch friends and bitter enemies in Washington and neighboring communities. While theformcr are devising means to hold Mr. Shepherd up by contriving a plan to bridge over his preaent difficulties, it would not bo in accor­ dance with a knowledge of human i nature to suppose the latter would not counterplot to bring the presiding genius of the Board of Public Works prone with the dust of the ear th. He claims that his assets exceed hia liabilities by nix hundred thousand dollars. Indian affairs, Bom Tweed, and the expresses tho situation at the National threatening situation of European matters Capital as applied to Republicans; but have all bcc.n crowded aside temporarily by the golden hue of tho political heavens, the all-absorbing matter of the Presiden­ so radient with promise to tho longing tial election. But-riicy are each destined eyes of Democracy on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, when with loud­ mouthed profanity and the most offensive insolence they taunted depressed Repub­ licans with their certain defeat, has changed to an impenetrable blackness, shutting them in, upon every side, with the bitter memory of the shadow at which they clutched to torture and drive them frantic. Visions of the rich spoils at their fingcra cuds, daring their delicious bnt brief drcam, disappear one by one as each message over the wires lessens the proba­ bilities. of Tilden's election. Many an air castle has incontinently disappeared ffrom its supernal situation above the clouds. Many thousands of dollars, in case of Tilden's defeat, will be lost to the already impoverished adherentsof Democracy, as, after ten o'clock Tuesday evening, aud up to three o'clock yesterday, they were freely offering ten to one, and not a few stubborn opponents promptly accepted the terms. Should it prove, that Tilden is defeated Democratic managers who have aided aud abetted this cruel hoax will be followed by the execrations of the poor dupes. Four years ago a similar disaster. happened to Bourbon capitalists here. When tho first intelligence from tho State election in North Carolina made it appear that the reactionary party of that community had secured a sweeping victory. Bcti at fearful odds weremade and a uoisey salute was fired. in the evening to give rent to the exultation which accumulates faster than it could be eliminated by the ordinary channels. But the lapse of forty»cight hours completely changed tho aspect of affairs and a few additional hours confirmed a Republican victory. A largo black smithing establishment, in plain view fro® my window, was staked on Tildas'* election, with the dwelling house attached. A cigar store and a sample room, not far distant, are said to have been similarly hypothecat­ ed. It would seem that no man would be such an idiot as to stake his very means of providing those dependent on him for a living upon tho chances of an election; to furnish many a Kusational rumor, prob­ ably, after the city has returned to its nor­ mal sense;. Tho Centennial tourist hu almost en­ tirely deserted our streets, and we have be­ come so accustomed to their eager manners and their general air of expectancy that wc are sorry to be deprived of them. They have given on appearance of life to our city during the hot months, as unusual as it was’gtateful to permanent resident*. Your corwpoudent begs to-b« excused from further remark^ at the preaent time, as, in confmon wifu many other patriotic citizens, he is ahattered and dilapidated to the last point of endurance by tho succes­ sive defensive and offensive engagements of the part forty-eight hour*. ;t.’ .•■Jfl'’;.* . Logan. 8tate*ltcms. The December meeting of the State Pomologica! Society will bo hijd at Cold­ water, December 5. E. J. Welker, of Branch Co., is spoken of for Speaker of the text State House of Representatives. During the month of October 870 ves­ sels of various descriptions passed the Genesee strent bridge at East Saginaw. The St. Louis Herald say* lumberman^ wage# range from $20 to $24 per month for good men in tho woods this season. Moms W. Field estimates the green­ back vote of Michigan at 15,000. Of this, Kent oouaty polled about 2,000 vote*. Tho last stone in the walls of the new State Capitol at Lansing has been hid. W ork upon the porticos is now in Tim Commissioner of tbc State Land Offioe on Wednesday offered 80,000 aerre of land for sale; about $5,000 worth was sold. The land* are now in tho market, aud can be bought at any future time. and conception, it is made truly grand. So suggestive and appropriate aro the illustra­ tions that they would almost servo to con­ vey tho language of tho prayer without tho words.- In abort, they are the natural ex­ pression of a truly artistic soul, thoroughly embued with a love for hi* subject, and seeking to symbolize, in thclanguage of art, his great idea of tho 'pattern prayer. There are eight illustrations on the picture. The first, near the top, is a rep­ resentation oflight bursting from a center os from Him who » tha source of all light Thia figure appears in an oval formed by tho words, "Father” and “Heaven." Sur­ rounding this center of light*, kc angelic form* rejoicing in Hi* effulgent beams and hallowing his name. Immediately beneath the raya of light, which shine upon a atargemmed *ky, appears tho dim outline of earth, spanned by tho rainbow of Heavenly promise. Just below this design, on either side of the picture, are seen angelic figures, one in the attitude of supplication and the other in that of resignation. Acroa* each of three figure* is thrown a ribbon; on that which appeara on the right of the picture, is, “Thy Kingdom come" nod on the ono opposite, “Thy will bo done.” The words, “Give us this day our daily bread,” form the basis of three other illus­ trations; tho first of which rcpreseuts a rural acene with a sower in tho foreground scattering seed, the second is a similar scene with reaper* gathering grain. The word, “Bread, is artiaticall^duplayod on aback ground of grain, fruit and foliage, imme­ diately over which.is a representation of Chriat feeding ths multitude among the bills of Galliiec. Thia illustration contains quite a number of figurei—the Savior him­ self filling a promifiwit position in the foreground, surrounded by his disriplre, in the act ofreceiving the loaves and fishes. This makes the most prominent and touch­ ing illustration in tho picture, beautifully teaching u* the lemon of faith in Ono who is able to bless our scanty means to the full supply of all our returning wants. The scons uf the temptation of Christ ou the mountain, where “Satan showed him all tiie kingdoms of tho world and the glory of them," and another in which God is represented to have sent u heavenly measenger to succor ono who seeks by prayer to recapo from Evil, compltto the principal illustrations of thin unique and beautiful engraving. . A)together, it is a work of art vf much merit, and any description that might be given would fail to do justice to ft, ns it must be seen to bo appreciated, and the lover of art must ever look upon it with great admiration.'* The retail price of this picture is 85. The publisher winhee to obtain a relia ble agent m every City and County of the United States, to whom exeltuive territory will be granted. The “Iron Trail.' even a vague conception of them, it must be premised that no community in the and for its removal to the grounds of the Michigan University, at Ann Arbor, country contains such a proportional num­ where it is propose! to use it as an art ber of its inhabitant* depending directly or gallery. payable to J. WinterVJtie Oct. 15 1876. indirectly on the Government for support, On this note payment has been stopped, as dots Washington and vicinity; hence a and tho person who found it will confer a MoneyI Money I favor by returning it to the subscriber. change ofadministration, particularly whan the new one is of opposing politics to its predecessor, involves a complete revolution. Abe Busmxll. Grand Drawing of the 11 Kentucky Cash Diairitation Compwv,- during the hat !**, daM Barry Oct 16th 1876. Take Notice. Coffee. Valuable Evidence. xno xouvwnu Bev. O. T. W»Dur, 1>. D., fonrerlv preform B. wdoln Squsr. Church. Bototi.Mrtai prretaj rs. ’fei'ssaw; From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. It luraliiabte: PaoviDKx'cc, B. L, 1*4 TBAxarr Bntxxi H. It. Brava**. E»q.: _ I tret bound to expreaa with myrtmatere blah ralua I trtace awm roar VEaKTIXK. Spices. You can have in any shape you want. ■ A Walking Miracle. Crackers. We brag on. Cheese W e sell the best Tobaeco. ‘Ih^VbytloUnl™ « »P said they could do no mote tor ma. Both of niy t— —— Baat awt H VM plo fur life. » tai aa Viorrtn if* at health, I d» W e sell from 50 to 8Oots. the same you buy in other places or GOots. to $1.00. Reliable Evidence. mr -’l** wK*»crt cheerfully add toy toad- •UMnt teeUaaa a» tho areqtady to lata tho 5 Ohio Stone Ware Is the best.. Crockery. WE Cheaper than ever, htpmd UH twin, taKIm. fox- want to closeout. Remember. HEKHE B H* RH1 BMm Ceo. M. Savage A Oo'e Col, • We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House VHOWSaiiCMlireii^E- in the City. comfortably sad cheaply. To this _ Fred Sweet wishes to call attention to hi* friends and customers that he ha* taken the window of Dr. Roberta (in Post Office) where he will be found ready, will­ ing and competent to do all work in his line intrusted to hi* care. Thanking you for part favors I hope by strict attention Gov. Bigley has offered to subscribe to buainoa* to merit a continuance of the same. Very respectfully <500 toward the purchase of the Michigan xxi53t2 Fbkd Sweet. State building at tho Centennial grounds, "toUT TEA! TEA!! Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. < War Oahu Ata. Speoiil Notice. Teat, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc Judgment of the Public! A spicy sketch descriptive of the At•hiaon, Topeka and Santa Fo Railroad, the beauties, scenery and pleasure nsorte of the Rocky Mountain*, by “Nytn Crinkle," wire the musical and dramatic critic of tho New York World, scut tree on applica­ tion, together with the i$an «f«a« Guide, maps and time table* of this new and pop­ c.. ular route from Kansas City and Atchison CwkraaehExt.naln.Ur U in pari or ta anythin* I ' known. I aa« ehaerfallr rMoB.M? It to Pueblo, Denver and all point* in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Minas. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ souri River and tho Rocky Mountains without change. Special round trip tour­ iris’ ticket* from tho Miuouri River to Denver at $50, good to atop off at allxxtK»< TH 08. 8. SBAGUB. PracidmL pointa. Address. T. J. Akderson, Gen. Pau. dot. CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONISTS XX52tf Topeka, Kan. At Moowtea oa tbc night of the 15th, M. Lewis. a manufacturer, was knocked beta pending in this town, quite as reckless down a* ho was about to go to hi* mill to —even criminal—as those instanced. No pay off the men. He hod a sharp fight, pen, however fertile, could depict the scenes and aosistanoc camo at hit t Ho had tl,«. which have occurred upon our streets, at 700 on him at tho time but they did not under the roo& of private dwellings, since lut Tuesday evening. In order to have H- R. Steven's Column. A Grand hoturo. The York Daily give* tho following.discription of“Tho Illustrated Lord's Prayer\ recently published by H. M. Crider. York Pennsylvania. “The text of the Lord'a Prayer, as ar­ ranged, would alone be an elegant pietaro, but by being cmbeUiabcd with a number of illustrations of a most chaste character which orc purely scriptural in their design ik. Tovoim* Excv*mox Tiaxxra at neatly re. dacednUM, by which paMeagen can not only yisit the Centennial Exhibition at Phil- - SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. xxi30w4. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. Detroit Advertisements. Cerabrior Mamhaati and dealan hi and be happy again. GRAIN,FLOUR And MiU Feed Bouri ofTradt RoDding, Detroit, Mich, Lib.;*! Qaah axiraaoaa made on OuntUnmenU. BALUH A NORTON. - aorereon to Bridye Jr Norton. A to Q. W. Baidu) Corner Woodbridge & BhelbySts, A GM Regoctioo ii Prices! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealers tn ail kinds Uetroit, Mich. FURNITURE, John H. Wendell A Co. ujMsterj Go# am fiw, k FLOUR, GRAIN, FORK AND SEEDS. Falhs riving F«s«a<wa, from the train, a H aM M wonderful panoramic view of the Mlwltty DETROIT, Cataract. Horse-abac Pall. th. WIM a Ureal Rapid*, and tending then /irretly at the Kall*. The track of the Canada NoRtfecra la an air line, laid with rteel Woodbridge . St. MICHIGAN. Look here ! Look here! What! don’t you think wo can sell Market Reports note of the heavieat pattern.- th.re are no curvaa or grade.; wood Ja reed for tael; CoacliM are farniahed with the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom from dust. With iia complete system of magnificent Parlor, Sleeping and Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm in tho State? can do it, for, with tho help of Ue J. M. HEWES, wo guarruitec Satisfaction. Ucane fhrnwhed free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth Wo can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, fur we make the most of our Coffins and Furniture. Drawing Room Can fram CfaJcaxxi49t3 SO, Detroit and Toledo, and’it* con. .V \lB«*ra Falhaad Bafta io witn inn now Erie Balivra Salisbury & Brosseau. their j oat appreciation. me. Hartin-a. Dec.. 22. 75- I am bound to xxi56w4 I J- A4/// n .. rRANKB-SSOW, Gen'lPuas.a^THn*^ XXBHft 52yl ALLS Carriaie, Sin art Orwelal P A I N TE R ■ �It ta uow whtapored around thalTildt ^ejni-Wefikly hepliblicanfeapfier. tfFIIIAL PAFI8 IF IBBIT CQIfiTI. | opinion of Tilden than that. lh„ U. TIME-CARD ; He oould not S.UiuM A. llurfu.. Woodlato, Mich., Not. 14,1B78. Ed. Banan .-—The imok* of the groat polit­ ical battle ha* cleared away, and, though *on.o Pru&* '•»_ Oil»i and Local WlW Jlatice? Our Centennial, >i<3r.x. freight - 1:18 r. m. POST OFFICE TIME CARD .gi *ud LvweU—Arrive daily, except Sunday. ll-OQm.: leave al 1:0) p. m. P. O'e-N'orth jig. Filmvre. Bowne, Alto. " ■JO t>. m. I’. O'.-Baltimore. Bedford. John.- Hon. Richard Jonea rill not claim the aeat from the 16th or 10th Dietrie! if. £ bonnb in nty, outsid* of this city, can tdl u* why th vote on the Greenback ticket Drairivilla respond* with 1G6 majority, OrangevRle by 107 majsriiy, and Barry by 110 ma­ jority. Doc* the /ounurf want a written pledge «e note with unvlhyed nttaffictfoa the of Guanoe W. Triadic, eldest son ef OUNTY Ob'FlCEB«. xlr»?. .Sherman C. Prindle of tHIs city, to lhe Creasy • ought- to. be satiified net to listen to .-olefc-.—J.—.——JS Vl’rindlo h'miv ef.BeprreentstiTc* Ire lhe Republican* tJfGmr.d fari^s city by bGO msjerity. Mr. play an honeet gsme. Friadt* a-ratlve ■V.'m Tinklerof the county of Barry an- i m, wc iliink. lhe firrt native of the county candidate that ihe Republican Committee ad­ cm r filcrfcd to the Legislature—He I* a young vbed not to speak oa account of Id* ignorance? man of ability aud will, we predicl, C.H Bauer make hishArk atamember of the Houee. Th* kirbem untltority in New England, the i cf finR'e Vegetable Sicilian (lair Recrtifi^l that ill* the best preparation for nde I purpe tv tiwt ha* been exhibited .—.I’vrter Borton. Corti* Perrrr TO-DAY’S ADV ER TISEMEXTS. st!octal for c aceRent quality, end urp and Clrrady. - grow more l!sye*-y. • ;• hucil skyo. are bright, itrah for Haves and Wheelcx. ■aiiafhction in this, to those mud-thrower* 1 Don't they stand condemned by lhe voters of thi* district T Th* vote hero wa* a largo one —the fight bitter, and lhe result a glorious viclorjr. Il ta not a Goodytar for the Demo- It git*, u* the liveliest satisfaction to ask the attclvion of the Republican* of th* county chip. 7th but, and in the name of lhe Republican* of th* whole Stole to thank tho Republican Ctuuiy t>»mmlttoe fer lhe energv and ability with which they, have conducted,lhe canvsa*. ho all of them, generally, and especially to their chairman, Samuel J. Bideiman, ths peo­ ple are specially indebted fer lhe result which Varis. from our employ, ha* put u* In petition G re.nitack* were worth la coin oa Satnrdoy jobbing department, of Arthur B. Freeman, cento on th* dollar. Our friends will find him prompt and obliging, ahie.qnd ready *1 ail times to do their work on short notice and in a buainSM lik* manner, and we deubi not to their entire aattafkctlon. Of him ihe fret prtu »sy* ; When it become* right to do wrong, the A. B. I'reeman,who hujuat graduated from devil will beoume a saint. tha Fats Put*" office, alerted VTedneedey for Ho who stapd* by the right can afford to .'tav* the devil laugh al him.' ami faithful apprfntlo*, and we wish him i cres.a* a journalist. dtacnjngning to lhe Democrats. A Popular Book House. Judge Stoat'* official majority in the 5th, or An idiot can deny what might task the mind majority at831 for iUyn and Wheeler. ability, and. like the tree baring good fruit, ha* received many a club from political’ en­ emies, He passed through the canvase, never •topping to kick st the yelpers si his heel*. Th* fight against him ws* bitter and to th* ta*t, yet th* town gave him a majority of 11, and Mr. Goodyear's town, (including the city,) -r'jiktf.’’color. This world-renowned prep­ art.: .. ta’rtr talc by all druggist*.— Record, amount the Republican oonntiea t-> !• ’ family aud fneud*. business it ta gratifying to note that the book trade I* in a flourishing condition, more new giving up Colomdo, that i* their best hold. Mother Qooee- Mother Goose addressing audience, German Partlion on the Centennial »*ut of Messrs. J. 6. Goodyear A Co., K will J*y to heed what they spy. ' Vhe thieves who attempted to stcaJ^nbeue* p'rcAeu* edition* had been exhausted, and this of Abraham Lincolp have been arrestjA., hWe wu now b:»rt of having one of the largest Hsnring ta too good fbr them. . UU1* Bo Peep and her sheep. There wa* an old bachelor. Little Nanny ;Nettioot*. Mtulo by th* band. rouSTB seas*. Hey Diddle Diddle, > Old woman. Old woman, will you go aahearO whither 1 O wither I eo high. I'm going to A Fortune KENTUCKY Only for CASH $12.00. DISTRIBDTIGH CC THE WTBiCTl or JI! ffl»! SPLENDID DISPLAY OF . $600,000! Thom P. Porter, ox-Gor. Ky. Gen. Mnn’gr. LINT OF GIST*: One Grand Caeli Giri--------------Onr Brand euh (tn............. One Rrand rath Km................ One Brand caaU girt 80,000 One w*n,i ■**.!. :.i' An. 1 glOO.OOO ao.ooo j»,ouu ...... ... SO.OOO — i. « ... _ fioxiw »X»i *>jooo tr.wa iw.ono MM .600,000 PRICK OF TICKETS. Whole Tiek.tt. tli: Halva. *6; 0 ar.Ure Board of city eonndlium. the I>«v»!l late Chief J mt ice of Keutoc Fall and Winter Millinery I HATS, FLOWERS, &C. All kinds of Ladies’ Under wear afthe Lowest Prices. Fancy Goods of all kinds Cheaper than ever and in quality to suit the taste of every person, Remember the place, State Street, opposite Roberts’ Drug Store. GIVE US A. CALL. Alvin y daugnau, wiU .a pertnt*od the drawing. The Mjment ef rift* to owner* of prise tick . - 5, 187C. Hosting*, Mich., Oct, - - MRS. CLARA ALLEN. MISS VINE TREGO. - Rachines.&Marble Works. Ayer's Advs. & Groceries. Knittea Frankfort. Kr. ’ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral STAVES. STAVES. The fiubscriber will par lhe Highest Market Price in THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Broach! Ida, Arthma. Family Knitting Machine Cash, and Consumption. The reputation U has attained. In conteqncnee of Spider and the fly, (an emphatic moral lewcn to the young imported. Mtn day tally ■**, 11 Ina air* at Central Howe. public that tt will continue to realize the happiest ku own,who hare been roatored frt>tn alamu ng and E. D. WHITE, xxlSTtf. < 2. ISTfi. Four and twenty Black Bird*, Ac., Old King Cola. UNDERTAKING Being a business that needs a great deal of •xperlenoo, A* a aafesward to children, amid the dbtrese- STKBDISH BKOTHKHS, After many years in the basin**, cau truly say that they can do better work, and give better sat­ MUSICAL AND LITDLAHT, g isfaction than any other firm in this fcaJtaTw>ta*hia*. J eriind.^ ■ection. W. Btebbin*, the senior A manto wxL'm will be rent to any port of th. . , . . BCCI1OU. W. H. XX. oecwoiua, wio ocu>v> In behalf of the Presbyterian Church, iJnembcrf ^tb the experience of a Hfe- UilftifitolM or CauAdo. uxtrtf vUnw. prv-pnui. bj’ MAUD ANNIE KELLSET of Y#'r^nc wlli -----------------------^ive his personal at­ tention to this part of thdr extensive lanti, assisted Entertainment, Sentimental and SrtacfwMU, Bnt tehny many MW.L* But iluzir catalogue to any address if written for Humerowt, and it, mu.tainp a H«t of the writings of such In th* Presbyterian ChoAh in this citpr, ■p->T,i;1»r authors a* Mr*, fiouthwortli, Mrs, on Friday evsning, Nor 24th. Admis­ Stopben*. Mrs. Heats, Mrr. Warfield, Mtas sion 25ctx Children lOcta. Doon open “Mlf. Being always full wmgliL w>d th* very Dupsy Mro. Wood, Ctarie* Dtekens, Charlss at 7 o’clock. Entertainment commences Lcvre, Alexander Dumas, Wilkie Collins, G. beit 'i'-iatity. at 7:30. The . .. .Vic^tofs* for December will net bo W, M-ll»y"Ws, Georgs Sands, and many Caution. Mother Goose. Allpenoniaw cautioned sgilastpurchasing aNote given by mo to Walter Cume ouc, come all, to Union Hall, next Blake, about tho 28th of September last, ’•••’cl in do saloons of our city, and you arc Wednesday, the 22d, «nd *oe Mothnr for Forty Dollars. As the Note wt« ob­ fanning Imit habit* which will stick to you Goose and her whole family who will be tained by fraud. through life. ■' 47tf Fudkbich Nachtbikb. there then io full force. A leading Democrat of thi* aty, it 1* said, For Toledo boIedX by th«Tdosen or Uh. wUl bring atoM that wonderful eew that rvceivtii a di»palch yesterday a* follows:— otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to Johk SrANLBT'8. XXl44t3 ’*“1 ■ ■ eaa'i find'em." ■ business. * \ Heane and Team furnished when Dr. 1. C. AYEB i CO., Lowell, Mass., STEBBINS BROS. SOLD BT ALL DUUGGISTS EVEUYW1U31E. Hastings, July 38th, 1875. xxlStf STAMMEBIMG CURED. FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. Children 15 eta. WANTED—Our pay prezeni® it, and Clergy men often n from tWr knowledge of It* effreu. requested. ’ Tho Electric Balm will be used only when desired. John Stanley sails battsr ud cheaper Tea, than any other Houm in tho city. Admiauon 25 ota. xxiJHyl ALLEN & TREGO’S holder, the iramenM (urn of Fer Pipe Stove*. deUrored in Hartiac*. Naihville. •e Middleville. •being *4n» by Republicans. puhh'shol until the 2Cth, aud it ta to be a other’jgrar.d Christmas number. Remember It. boy* BARNES & COMPANY. Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. 30th. 1876, rickfohd Little Jack Horner, Daddy lending baby, Big boy who speak* for hltuself,. Ding Dong Boll. •A reading by the talented elocutionist, Mis* lelteey. man *nx*. political crow ere. reasonable prices a* now. The publishing house uf T. B. I'etenon A frother*, No 3d6 8hi*-.vM*ec river <m. the Chicago and Nerth- Chestnut Street, Phiiadelpia, Pa., ta on* efthe *a*itrB Railroad. • Bought very low dnd WE will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer DBAWHG POSITIVELY THURSDAY, NOV. Little Mia* MuffiU, 4e. Jack and Jill, PhiUdelphta. BUY tour TICKETS IVOW • is now on roeord in the eonrt at Frankfort, rei'■ This i. a new feature. The Hsstlnp Journal hu aboet given up the election of Tilden, but etill ha* a itsjmny to the advent of the ’coo! evenings, which are Itoy*. don’t swear or us* obsceno language. There i* a chance for a great deal of true *nJoytae.M without engaging in either on* of ’..parefal habits. -; There b*a net been ao eceident on the Grand . --------------r“‘* is a high compliment to ihe e.'Rciest »u- Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, LAST CHANCE tiyned for Senator in th* llilh District.’ . All About the County. y°llr attentionWe to our stock of strietUi puTepRVGSa.n call dMEDICIJfES make asoLuttu dealing m onl}/ strictly prime DRUGS. Wc believe it for the interest of our Customers as well as ourselves sell only prime a nd pure MEDICINES . We have a large stock of L S-S-5' „ Hxrre***! - , UBr.w. ExpressUJfr-s.it. :.xut.a Express (.‘■aluniayaodSutideyalfcOO r. M. ■' o' Frcisht at - ■ uotxa WK*T. • Train has brought tne a well assorted do not bellevo there ta a man belter qualified stock of Boots. Shoes, snd Gaitars for tho for that position nmoung the member* *i*ct, summer and fill trade, which I will sell Denub in hi* ipecch here. -•Thai develiih way down low for Cash. I also sell tlici celebrated Singer Sewing Machine Tho four eouutie* of Barry, Breneh, Cal­ houn and Eaton give Hon. Jona* II. McGowan Now, any man of common intelligence ought different Kinds or Sewing Machines. Noo­ dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well & a majority of 3M0. The official of Jackson to know he wan not the manager of that hunt, Cistern Pumps. county wc hare been unable to obtain but it the responsibility being with the Superintend­ J. Maus ‘ U not far from a thousand for Livermore. ent* of the Poor. Opposite tho Post Office Another party cried BUI Tinkler! BUI link«<ltf Hastings, Mich. Dranob, 971. Calhoun, 1004, Baton 758. Barry county givingdiitn the largest majority In pro­ In this town last spring. Did Mr. Cremy portion to thAlepublican vole of either ef lhe »«ud Mr. Tinkler up here ! They did tinkle their little belb furiously, but the flock had no great •• bell-wealher "to lead them. Hon. Dark R. Cook's ofidal majority In Another Greely Republican wa* tick clear <M, A wW Lost. W. A Woolworth, Atty. Bod EoUtoAgt. Douglu, OaASnTSM,ler.lMh. ‘SSS xxilGtf �Legate. trees, &oi Tn a Lght sandy loam soil fall setting will do very well; but in stiff clay soils, in c awe where the ground is sub Written for the tonurw and thawing often, if satin tho mu*'- ettperienoed lannerr, .tarienen and ject to fte. frail <ro*W» LntbaltaUee State* ■ tho fall, 11. a trj«v ' ;u!d be well mulched. RXPAIBISG BVILDING8 AC. - No tries and ritr. ’ hi.vever, should be Nothing »how» th. Udi of energy u>d set in the fall where water stands in a wet RURAL TOPICS. PROB UTE ORDER- good vnanngement ef a fiirmc’-' tntjrr than t;me in winter to find his buildings leaky, aud out of re I pair, especially those in which fit: winter' Neither cattle' nor horses should ba »call­ hia live stock. For instarcv, you rtri! ed in ii dark stable, as all animals require your cows, oxen, and horses in a barn, I light in the day time. A home kept for months in a dark stable would be liable the boards of which are place vertically, to heroine blind. In regard to light in wwine with no battens over lhe craeka, which arc pen’, a writer rays that two sows having about a half an inch wide. You might j litters on tips 18th and 22d of January, almost as well leave them out of doors, so j r.-s-ictiriny, were kept in tho two rather far cs warmth is concerned; and tho result • dark, but warm, temporary sties, and had i to occupy them till about the middle of the is that it requires one-third more filed to j ■ month of April, when, for each sow with winter four stock in good condition than '1 biter, one of the permanent sties was opeuit would if your Lam were built warm .1 id by selling the occupants. At that time it should be. Every animal will. Rquiro ' the J \ * which find been kept in tho dark ntjeasl five dollars worth more feed dur .’ sties, proved to be less lively than, ing the winter, in consequence of the open ! and much inferior in weight and site to condition of the bam, while the entire ex­ , those of any of the litters raised in the less pense of making the whole barn, warm an.. warm but wdl lighted permanent sties, not­ comfortrille would not equal the loss that withstanding that the difference in age was one sustains in a single winter with Lis very small, and that food and care had stock not properly sheltered. Suppose been the sama in every respect. Ono of the yon place a steam engine in a warm cellar littan born on tha 18lh of January which and another like it out of doors on a cold had accidentally the best lighted aty, winter day. Is it not evident that it would though situated in ths northwest, and conrequire much more fuel to get up steam in sequenlly coldest corner of tha frame build tha boiler of the out-door engine than in ing, axhibited tha most rapid growth, and that of the one in the cellar ? So it is ’ the litter born, on tha 18th ef January, with jour cattle, horses, swine, Ac. When which had the darkest sty, had made ihe kept warm they require much leas food, poorest. and as hay and grain are money, every farmer who neglects to provide wirmz A correspondent of the New York farm­ quarters for his stock throws money away. ers' Club,given hie treatment of a case of LXAKT ROOFS. bone ips riu. He had two horses that were When a men allows any building to lame with this ailment, and he used about have a leaky roof beyond the summer a half a pint of oil of rpiko for each horse, months, be.ht'eds to have a friend to give applying it once in two or three days with him a few words of good advice—to tell a swab, a large teaspoon wi|l contain about him how his hay in his barn is bring bad­ the quantity for each application. The ly injured; how his carriage sad harness horse was lame seven or eight months. For are damaged by a leak in his wagon , the past six weeks'^ ban not taken a lame house; bow his hogs lie in the mire, in step, being in use st all times when needed. consequence of a leaky roof; and how his ' sheep raff^trom the drippings of water NEW ADVERTISMENTS. upon them during cold storm.’, through the time to attend to these leaky roots, and also to other needed repairs, cs leaks in all buildings cause more er lew decay in their frames, dll in a fow years now plates, sills. 4c., are required, costing per haps ten times the expense of stopping the leaks. Bod Legs. Bad BrossU.Sorro and t’lcen. of Mr*, W .teBtediable by th. Am. SBB Bodera-Sh to breok out with tenfold fury rfava note rational andebow <aa»v. If any there ba. why the arayer, PROBATE ORDER. ejr.iilblor I i af lead be t .MH^orjQJUpnOKR. OB Furniture ■Oil* 111 .III*..'.. ,1* _ * Wall Strotl, New York, Tho only advantage that I can sec in Steck tonro. I planting tre®, Afi, in the fall, is that one Special,Chronic and Obscure Disease! _ ___ - — * •- -» _ ~ has more time to do it st that time, and if left till spring, if the trees ore not already on hand, people are ant to put the setting off for the wont of time. Ii is to tho in­ terest of nuFFcrymcn to recommend fall planring, ts they thus dispose of more Pensions Etc. t • t the I’r in show c*u>a. if »»r thara ba. why tha prayar oftba patitlonac aboold not ba sranted : An rt is Ftratkb Oatiriso. tbM said petitlonar nva notice to tha persons interaated io teid aatete. oftbt panrt..u -u-,E~graaii uiaar, a oawapapar i oomty of Barry, for rvlooi to said day < HASTINGS PROBATE ORDER. FMME DM **KmSl’s. C. Prindle Jade* of Probate. • In thematter of th* rotate of John Chamberlin STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. t^^^ro^^aS^ ^nu^Maadar tha o’alock ia lha fort* •WI"iS?33O®«RKF B was?f5®K“’}- p,-iar<fts.fc' PROBATEORDER. The following method of keeping cider is said will keep it perfectly sweet for five years! “Leach and filter the cider through pure sand, after it has worked and fermented and before it has soured. Pat no alcohol or other substance with it Be sure that the vowels you put it in are per­ fectly dean and sweet. After it is leached Indiana__ or filtered, put it in barrels or casks filled, leaving no room or space for air ; bung them tight and keep it where it won't freeae till February or March, then put it into champagne bottles filled, drive the corks ana wire them. The best cider is Th* iadieicM aeteotten sad manat»a»«»t ef late made, or made when it is os cold as STOCK PRIVILEGES can be and uot froese." araadTiad water pooltiea< ai^iiwi <?v, parts. afo.r the Otatta.at h.. b..n *. will aoathe and •often the run. a. it tho care. TharaU a duaerin-l. r, aMewatitos. which need aolLo nanu isatapoa thafoUteiof yoath, nd f Ointnunt bunrenUy ree*.ni mended al auvcrelrn rctoady. In eurint foeti lolfonoeaMrw foil* to roatorc therntcm to a hchltbr i ti Diptheria, n-ver Ulcerated Sore Throst, and LflhePLUi betaken act Wd incScar! to Uc ptlateT^! ■traction*. NOTICE OF ^jgg.IOI.EIU OK STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of B*rry.»»—^ i troaiou of the Probate Court for the Cooaty । Excellent Quality Sf ■jfS.'^fX‘T4Xh SK, idlna and flliac the petition, daly ' C. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. Cuttings ofgrape vines, currauta, goose- । berries, quinces, &c., should be cut in the fall, and after frosts have caused the leaven to fall, in November or late in October. If left tilL’pring, they uro less liable to grow, because the butts of the cuttings require some months of time to callous over pre­ paratory to sending1 out roots. All cut­ tings should be fiom eight to twelve or more inches long, to be cut off ah inch or two above tho upper bud. and square off close to the lower one, two buds at least to a cutting. In taking grape cuttings, writ till November, when the vines should be ! pruned, and have two buds only to each, ' when the joints are long enough to ret them , as much as six inches deep in the ground, leaving the upper bud about even with i tho surface of the soil. But when the joints am very short cut them with three cya. They may be preserved in differ­ ent ways. You may pack them in boic.mixed with sand, and put in your cellar, to be kept moderately moist; or they may be kept in sand in boxes kept out of doors all winter. In a climate where snow usually covers the ground all winter, with but little rain rill spring, cuttings may be laid upon the ground in a dry place in layers, and covered with any soil about u foot thick overall, packing the earth firm­ ln| *11 Vartly between each layer; but in a climate cwealari and where but little or no snow fribi, this sys­ tem is liable to fail to preserve them, being \___Chicopee Falla. Maaa, or L'blewa.' IA kept too wet from frequent rains. InMfch localities the cuttings may be set in No­ vember where they are to grow, covering ICxtrn Pravrlns, Monday. Daeatabarl, 1ST'’. the upper buds (to bo as before stated, Louisiana State Lottery Co. lbi» ln«’.itu>.l«3 *■« rasalarlv lacorperated by near the surface of the ground) with hay or straw to protect them. The wetneu of the soil may kill the lower buds, but that will not prevent their taking root the fol­ lowing season. The rules for managing grape cuttings, as regards their preserva­ tion apply to ril others. I think, howevur, tho safest way would be to set the cuttings in November veiy thick, as close as they can be set, in trenches temporarily til! spring, and then set them where they ara to grow, or the frosts of winter might heave them tqr soino if set permanently. Tho upper buds in both cases arc to be above ground, and covered with bay or HARK THESE FACTS THE TESTIMONY Of THE WHOLE f.oau, Houmrs onfflffiii. a nay. mat n may ba tai it will remove any hide ■tally m thouih palpabh read and water poulte lhe Ointment, will do «r Where you wnl find all kinds ol FURNITURE! Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any houaj in Bar­ ry County, for these reasons: 1st Because we have no rent IJ pay IL Because we make tho most -qf out goods ouraelvM. 3d. Because we keep the best <S work- MORTGAGE SALE. ■Svir's PROBATE ORDER. 8TATB OF MICHIGAN. deaaty ofBanr.u.I a union of the Probate Court fur lhe Coaaty ■ssas. w.jurft-ftfte the year one thousand altkt be nd red and D«foull havict been mad. la the aaad •ruin wortsap (whereby the nowar ta • Wo sell dodo of tills cheap-made Fur­ niture that Is made by machinery. The goods we make is made by hand, and warranted. We Invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear Inspection.. No trouble at all • show goods. Parties having Pictures to frame would do well to p ‘them framed of as ws can do it P ^rand Cheaper than any house in P sj County. We keep the Laiwrt-»i.d Best selected stock oi PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD­ INGS, Brackets, Papxb-Hold' appear al a raelon of old Coart. than to Wt at the Probata OBea in lha eUy ot Uuliasi ■ho* eante. If any thara ba. why tha pray*/ petitioner ■hosldnotbe rrantad: And it lhar ordered, that aald petitioner sire net tha pcraoaa interested in eadd rotate, of th( of raid proltkm. u^Tarto taro. HOLDEBS, and ovarything In the Furniture line. We Invite all persons to call and look at our Peerless Milk Safes now on exhibition at our Fun ituie Store. AU kinds of work made to or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old furnlture neatlv doae. WE MEAN BUSINESS I Furniture Rooms south ride State St. opposite H. A. Gobdyearia Hardware Store. ______________ STEBBINS 810*8 KatatDllalsaa 18OS. American and Foreign Patents, • ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. In the matter of lhe rotate of Waterman Parkar “-•is: Wffl Ml STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily ami’ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs ana Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggist’s Merchandise which he offers to the people al greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Pe o’, pld s Drug Star cis di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. One door east ofSpauldingsH.iraoB, Joly IS, 1ST6I THE EHEMY OF 0I0EA3EI THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAH AMD BEAST la ItaOnMi Did MUSTANG tfrgo L I NI M E NT, __ WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF **TlULtlB'lS NO SORE IT WILL COMMISSIONER’® NOTICE. POSITIVELY CURED. NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS II WUXNOTCURE,NO ACHR NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE.Hl • MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMMTIC AN­ IMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIEXD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. 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Ent ‘tnggnr' .s gMUng u iiuvn • nn'renini'ni initrpitiui to l» in. din- iunds .2flliu. .-uui thn-diiuo Hwuhinn AtWitMtiun ta'. tiin -nnuHtmtilOD dem ‘if the1 pntipiu 1 nuhis whudi'md-uusad. mini im llunndi to •nt thu -hme iinye^ibiluwuu:. Uhn.- STugjM and: Z^rmtrr burn'xnmiiK tudi under thoi -none ''ri7 dfv ffiunetr adiiur mdi B’.. W~.. 3tamnr>.. iinnd'. thuir lumtui Ctmaday mf this inter. tg nl -Dry ■ lemumud .dl tiin utght. _ iteHndiw -JiTunt npuu.tlimogw md.ux- _ ______________ rh» u' iu •. .inrt ta* -xum- inmt '"“nwm | Inuiinsi dupnhiiran '.nmirniu-.-. rem » J12a,&?21£i!2^r2SS'S I'tta mu. x™»m. Uuwi. .™i ■» a. i Bin-totni'-msmnuiun-'.f 3«rtrii'wct 2D, JL’J snt tiieituitd wrtu ns® tbr Prmidhnt irnm m irm01,5 ’rtb 11’*° wm,T ._ ' . ■ ■_ ,1,.——' if thn intv was 3 iiiliu .irnr J.'.UIUL, Entm ■> au u« uf .mung if niinr-ntiu uu ws, tiriiium is nuthing mt thn nJecuon jnlu lumnun d .ndt hupunsad' tbr teucl" n o- wtte O. 3““" •;“■ J»te~n. 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USu finite siww lEbJtiipui » thu <2hil. , psv'tliginnd 'tuned it. vra-put ti !inra'«isl.| SnutnX lun-l jri'. 4* JM-^r nnanniu -md. io l» J» inn* ™ ««. -.tUTlB -U .ilO uucw-ijw-- ——. 4”~ - | tuuiuu « ------urmii— iinf to Mr. Jnouisun s iwr tmi. | .aadsHmtiuns of htuprisi Sm: -rite an t "►JS’S-!** ■ ai.teL^.tete^—. — ^tdtnvn terttem^.Umnitev teu ' — te-W- M I” JJ*” 1 &E8TISI -“»===■ ______ te .™ra ~5a .,,,, ,trifling,®", nfllm, „, ®!, tu iumdiinn ■„ din nuw . umn ay, ™ teteteltete in. in. XOniuato uunntg,. ounnt®. ^tin of »- woman. in Mumuaitn. whu is «. igiy mddhghifluiin Uur .uinmr- "nnraB-.:n - .o—Hiur tn .ixttnnw 1 wnm ' snl linffim ludT thu -n» mm nnra^si inUn-,' wtw .mdmit. tinm.tiin nenniur uiumMtun food of -iinmnlsusi. thnt-hi. him westafly THw mmuntt of aC asiL inaoeuwiL insmuuxE Ihr ibr thu din Qantinr wan IhLJl'J listmln,. ---------------ti-g« tuni thr tfiu «rn' UJUHidUr iWtmay'. iWaney ■ ■ 2\UUEf<W A>SD TBCMHiFtt.' ' jia -U-ilteBTW■•» -"rate Ite-te. . I-tj-e -Ote ?: --rw. <Tln—E3«— �T«u, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc MINOF.rTY PRESIDENTS tar. One of t he strongest arguisrutx against KI>JTOH Hastings, Mien., Nov. 23,1876. the cloatcrml system which has prevailed in this country Brnoe the adoption of the Con stitution |r that it frequently livings about state of affairs we have to thank the 8onth. It was the South which ruled out1 the plan of electing by' popular vote, and insisted upon oca which should secure tcc casting of the vofes,by states, in tlic ratio of their State representation. Thus early was the doctrine of Staten rights forced upon us. It may interest ns to look ever tho list of “minority Presidents” that this system has given us. „ In 1824 mero were four candidates, and none had a Majority of tho Electoral votes. And still our Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interforance which will destroy the other." THE HOWL FOR WAR. Tho dectiof went to tho house of Repre­ sentatives at 1 AfiAMs, through the support of Clay, was chosen. Mr. Adams, popu­ lar vote was 105,321—less than 30 per heat of the jrholo vote; nmi he was elected in the Uofac by the vote of a State (Kentuckypn which he received not one tinyla rotijyu» the people. The nex* case was that of Mr. Folk, in 2844. He had 170 electoral votes—12 more than a majority. His popular vote was 1,337,243—lere than 45 per cent of tho whole vote.. ! 3A0HAKY Tatixk, ia 1848, was tho It is passing strange that there should next minority President. Ho had 1C3 exist a political party in this country that electoral votes—17 more thin a majority. should commence to howl “WAR I” for . His popular vote was l,360,0Q9—about the simple reason thu their candidate has 40 per cent, of the whole vote. James Bvch^nan, in 1856, was in not been elected President of the United States. Wo do dot see that it is necessary for acan^ujatc to have fifty ora hundred majority m the electoral college in order to avert war. Practically, a majority, of one, ia just as good as ono hundred. Should Mr. Tilden receive one majority, or six, or a dozen, dees anyone believe for an instant the Repulicans or a Republican press would commence to shout “ WAR! ” Is any party justifiable in threatening revolu­ tion because of the defeat of their candidate. This is n country where the majority must mlc, and the minority must lubmit or truly we shall not long boast of a gqvcrnment. at all. We make the above remarks because oi the Democratic press commenc­ ing to talk war if Hayes should prove to ba elected. If Hayes is honestly elected, gentlemen, he will be inaugurated and if' Bke condition. He carried tho Electoral College by 174 votes—29 more than a majority. His popular veto was 1,838,169 —lean than 40 per cent, of the whole. Thuaggrcgatc vote of tho other candidates was 2,215,798, a total of377,629 in cxct.«* of Mr. Bvchanan. who, nyrt-rthclcra, be­ came President. The last instance was that of Mr. Lincam’s first election, in 1860. He bad 180 cleetoral votesL-29 more than a ma­ jority. His popular vote tfas 1,866.352— the aggregate of the other candidates was 2,8u,ioi. y Wo are now, apparently, to have smother instanco of a minority candidate in the election of Governor Hateh. though in this case there is an important distinction from tie othcra. Governor Hates would have had a large majority, of tho popular 5 8 2 9 SisSsSsSSSSaaeEBsaEf I 3 I E fiEEMnSatsvafiusEEses ■MJ M n’HUAl EEHESUmSntftHH wm<m sEE5"b“E=5SSL"isE:sKs i KESm>EEE3Ss5s»“EB»!!'1 I £ 3 a i gmS%335Sev&EEgsH uKzsSRSXgegSXSfcSiijm 5 X gal?s8re£5as§8!sssEH5Ss B K Eszzssp-assmSsb i KesgxSCKBKfeBtfEtieaBBi: 2££tt2*8Sa£K8S»^S£ttS £2EaW£KIU«3£§UM | in this State to elect Tilden, the great "Re­ former," will have to go to “ that place। from which, none ever return " without, having been President. States. elected in that State. Louisiana. There is the most cheering nows from this Stata, and notwithstanding thousands of Republicans were kept from voting by the Bull-dosers, yet Hayes will certainly •have a majority over Tilden, and the State will be Republican generally. Editorial Notes. Ex Secretary Bristow respectfully de­ clines an invitation to visit New Orleans. It is alleged that seventy Republican negroes Were murdered in South Carafes It is held to bo an inalienable Democrat­ ic rigi.t to stuff ballot-boxes and intimi­ date Republicans, and then claim that the manufactured majorities shall be counted as legitimate. One member of the Cabinet expresws very grave concern at the situation. Ho fears that if the result should favor Hayes trouble in Washington, both In and out of Congress, during the winter. The legislature of Colorado has elected both Republicans, United States feeafora. •Aiaav mutom o’ 5 Z o WO -I tev-m M »BSE»EE~gIatsa?=saEs Governor. Wo do not believe however, but that the whole Republican tj^ct is ama S8BS5CJ!aS£»?.!!!ilS3S=ri.’KS-e! gMBfflEKfcwSISSiE Present indications are that South Car­ olina is certain for Hayes, though the Dem­ ents claim that Wade Hampton is elected m itgsBssSsassgssitE&sis I ? 5 3 pi <u»xhk 8 B. South Carolina. -xvfNrv ssmEsmssMtmim 8 ■ ® Il 8? Tho only way the Democrats figure out their popular majority ia by claiming ma­ jorities of.70,006 in Georgia, 75,000 in Texas, 50,(100 in Mississippi, Ac, They are shot-gun majorities only. * They arc tho rank of driving away and murdering Republican voter;, and, in addition to that of doctorisg the returns so as to show more votes than there arc people in those ‘ O f 3 ESJI»E583ita3ss2SBgBn HEKtSUWSuMUSil II The Democrats have finally narrowed down to little Florida and if they cannot, possibly count enough fraudulent votes, 5 3 g £ •ww nr *w g 3 I a I Spices. U8rtt?egaxasaWKn«=Bi2£U i Florida. n “»nnjk iE&8Ba»3?K2Ca2B§E5Sa vote, as well- as of the electoral, sarn for the violence 4nd murder in the South- the consequences ifiust rest where they From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods., I 9 S BSaEKSStawmnS r .SSS»=3a!=«s>t«rSSS I war is to follow, then follow it must, and Coffee SBSBtSasttgtSttSBSZBBfcSI sErnnm^ora S i belong, with'thaw who inaugurate »L Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. . f the election of a President who has received a minority of the popular vote. For this fcettuaEBgHszyaHsgsSa.’i BsaEssasassMBMSixagwa BaassgasaasasteeEirsttB f \ tM3SS2HSMeg£=«*gg 5 You oan have in any shape you want. Crackers. We brag on. Cheese. li e sell the best Tobacco We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or GOcts. to $1.00. Ohio Stone Ware Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember, We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, in the act of receiving the loaves and fishes. A Grand Picture. This makes the most prominent and touchHastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. The York Daily gives the following dc« scription of “The Illustrated Lord’s Prayer”, —---- --- — .kwu ui tuuj in VuC WD0 From year to year wo have been accus­ is able to bless our scanty means to the recently published by II. M. Crider, York tomed to pause in our daily pursuits, and full supply of all our returning wants. Detroit Advertisements. set apart a time to. offer our thanks -to Pennsylvania. The scene of the temptation of Christ Almighty God for special blessings Ho has “The text of the Lord’s Prayer, ns ar­ on the mountain, where ‘‘.Satan chowod N. 8A BIS. 0.T.8ABIJ*. vouchsafed to us, with our prayers for a ranged, would alone be an elegant picture, him all the kingdoms of the world and the continuance thereof. We have at this time but by Iraing embellished with a number of glory of them," and another in which God equal reason to bo thankful for His contin­ is represented to have, sent ued protection, and fur many material illustrations of a most chaste character messenger to succor ono who blesungs which his bounty has bestowed. which are purely scriptural in their design In addition to the £*vors accorded to us as and conception, it is made truly grand. So And MH! Toed ■individuals, wo have special occasion to ex­ Board of Trade Building, Detroit, Mich, ' suggestive and appropriate arc tbc.iUusira- bcautiftu engraving. press our hearty thanks to Almighty God Altogether, it is a work of art of much that by His providence and guidance our tions that they would almost sene to con­ ment, and any description that might be Government, established n century ago, has vey the language of the prayer without.tho BAXX2H de KOBTON. In short, they are tho natural ex-1 . . , . -.«««« been able to fulfill the purpose of ita-found- words. pxcasion of a truly artistic soul, thoroughly be seen to be appreciated, and the cra in offering an asylum to the people of embwed with . a love for his subject, and , *“* ’P00 ** »ith Mi itnMt every laec, securing cavil and religious lib­ .. .to symbolize, , ,in ,v —=?». 7. . |great admiration.’ Backing the language of art, ' erty to all within its borders, and meting Come Woodbridge & Shelby Sts, -• alike justice 1 **------to cvqy ™ individual and his great idea of the pattern prayer. ' , Detroit, IVticti. lity before the law. It is __ moreover ______ , . There are " our duty to offbr uur bumble will be granted.* ' the Ffither of All Merries for a as from Hun whois the aoi ________ of His divine favor to us as a Thia figure eppeere in an nation and .as individuals. By reason of A Popular Book Howe. all those considerations, I, Ulysses 8. Grant, President of the United States, do recom­ mend to the people of the United Stales to> forms rejoicing in His effulgent beams and PORK AND SHEDS. devote the 30th day of November next to hallowing his na«w. Immediately beneath 54 and 56 Woodbridge St. the expressions of their thanks and prayer the rays of light, which shinO upon a starDETROIT, . - MICHIGAN. to. Almighty God, and hying aside their• gemmed sky, appears the dim outline of avocations end all secular avocations, to> earth, spanned by thu rainbow of Heavenly assemble in their respective phoca of wor­ promise. Matket RcporU ship and observe such a day ns a day of* Just below this design, on either side of thanksgiving and rest In witness whereof I have hereunto set the attitude of supplication and th© other my hand and caused the seal of the United in that of raiiguatiou. Acrom .oteh of (hsac figures is thrown a ribbon; on that States to be affixed. Done at the City of Washington this 26th which appears on the right of the picture, day of October, in the year of our Lord is, “Thy Kingdom comn" and on the one one thousand eight hundred and seven- opposite, “Thy will bo done." The words, "Give us this day uur daily broad," form the basis of three other Ulusnations; the fist of which IL 8. GRANT. HAMILTON FISH. Secretary of The word, Thanksgiving Proclamation. XXi30w4. Br th»Pr«ideoi of ths Uuiud Statss of Aaerioa. GRAIN, FLOUR Cwekh FLOUR, Furniture, Coffins, Etc. READ THIS and be happy again. A Gr..t Mellen in Prices! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dialers tn all kinds FURNITURE, ujanuai trims RTdCua-* inums, u. GRAIN, Look here I Look here! Khat! don’t you think wo can sell Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm in the State? Wo J. M. HEWES, re guarantee Satisfaction. to any pen-on SK5. We alitbury &. Brosseau. ui. t±.n. TWih. n ari Orimlal PAINTER ’ Hutino., Mich �fn^gjiii-Weekly heplibliGighajijier. EntertainmMt, PAFIfi IF BAHT UIITf. ST11A NGER’B GUIDE MUSICAL AND LlTEftAny^ OFFICIAL (“iTV LOCAL R- R. TIM&-CARD flcan I JUpidl Ex - 'T:!8'>. Library police,. Artiare for Decombor, as it is very frequently Io kkdr rf lie Pirabjwmo Chord., tmtrue to say of a marine, that it is •'more than usasUy interestlur." The naUceabl. bj MAUD ANNIE KKUET „r V~i- article is Mr, Donald y. MHchtU'e account of Lcfoyrtto College, which is somewhat verbosetoll, iMiMrd by the Choir bulU ne»«tt»>tiess exrevillnrly NriKhMM, Trayicnl, Snui^ntal aiui well wntlon and fttli;of information which will IJumarout, ch«"h io thi. dry, - * . .ui inc great .tridcn “ No’- Ktb. Admi- that Lafoyetts Cullvgo has taken within ths ndayiJfcOOr.n. ftw rears.- Mr. Albsrt Rhodes, without “°S I-'hUfeo lOoU. Doonopeo test _ __ whoM aame tbe title page of any American Bl 2 ~° clock' Entertainment cummcncca teagszine rarely appears, it seems has someooixo wras M.ilTrriart • — - 3:40 V. M. al 7:30. taiagto communicate concerning "Our Diplo(7r.n l lUpidi Hxi-rrw. at AC r. n. rtatesanJConsi.il," which may be tizaaty if CLIPPINGS FftOM T(IX PRESS. nte entrancing. The •• Conductor"’of the Mias Kslscy fairly took the audience Jfsalfi/y Dr. J. G. Holland, twins a Holland ..iyirelxhl ----IiUp.m. All trains daily except Bundays—eleept as by storm, being heartily encored. She ia kiwi of .lory entitled "Nichole Minturn,” ono of ths best profasaiooal readers WO and Mr. Hale tarnishes bls "Philip Nolan', have listened to.—St. Ciuharina (Ont) Friends.'.'There is a summary of Mr. Bngene Schuyler a beok on Turktstan. abundantly IItartrated, and a queer sort of artlele by Mr. POST OFFICE TIME CARD Maud Annie Kaiser did herself great James T. Fields, appropriately called " A Pe­ eredil al Howitt’s Hall. She made few culiar Caae," which from internal evidence should have bora feminine handiwork. Mr. diaries Dudley Warner chats about Conitaatlncr voice, and varied expression nople, and is giving very pleasant pictures, or countenance spoke thrillingly u rather writing very pioamnt essays, about his heart. The audience was complete CMeutal Mhnteringe. The "'fopica * TtmV are written* with the usv-* tured. Mias K. has a splendid fut perspicuity which they display. Ddroit KxprcM ItlAatic Rxpres. (Sa W*y Freight al - - UJDa.m. CRAYON PORTRAITS Commercial There u nb Portrait no lasting as a Cray­ on Portrait. Somo of tho finest Land ■cape paintings and most costly Portraits are made from crayon. Water-colors and oil paintings often loose their brilliancy ; but Crayon never fades. Now is your timo to get a good Portrait for one half less money thin you can get from any other first class artist. Wc will furnish —for a abort time—from a good Photo­ graph or Tin-type, a bust picture, sixe of glare covering portrait 16x20 inches, with a fine walnut frame, everything ready fur Imaging, for tho small sum of 113.00. In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago, they to»-v 150 wr for T'-'will ----- *•charge —<is” Jyou ““ “from «« v|25 —« the n-ujie sonic class of wotk work,, and finer tnan than ciase oi anti no uner “ v~* ’ “ ------ and* what I furnish for 813. Please call examine work. Office and residence in first Ward, near Staid road, Hastings, Mieb. _________ JO^N W. CUSTER, Artist. H ASTINGS MARKE s o New Advertisement*. , BiriltOwci, Nov. 23.1876. Meat Market. U17KR.Mr lb., MS All a. indo of FRESH and SALT Mm(i ' on hand. Podbry, Game. etc. Fresh Fish, UTte~-r,r in their Season. local Slwep; Notices Special Notices A largo and highly appreciative audience listened last evening in Young Men * Hall r. —---- — ... vw.ni, wuu .uvrvraacu to the instructive and delicbtftil mdincs rwliag mailer, two beautiful itrel engravtnp, Notioo. a doublo-.ize colored fashion plale, about fifty rive We-ipesdar and Saturday at 12 leave at 1 of MW Kelsey.—Detroit Pott. Miss Kelsey s manner iq simple and NoticCbi hereby given to Earl 6. Brown J.M. NBVIN8. P.M. graceful, or full of fire and vigor; her voice and wife', Allen Bennet, H. J. Kenfield. is singularly sweet and flexible, deep and ••Pktcrson" has outdone himself, Laura McPherson, Adam Tinkler, Pat­ COUNTY OFFICERS. sonorous at wilt Mias K. has given pub­ noveleis, stories, sketches, poetry. rick McCnrty-and to all whom it may con;» ■ ■ I’rvbalr........ ....... ................... _S C Psindls lic readings in many of our most imporL, ftc„ crowd the number. •■ Pelw- oem. that the Recorder of the city of za to bathe cheapest and Uu lady', -tLeri*. . , ...... — taut‘ cities, and ' always holds holds her her audience at b^ok in the world. And so wonder, for th. Hostings in Barry County, Ml/-h., haa (by ....... ............. .I. W. Vroomaa ■pell bound.—.4km Arbor Courier. pries U ouV two anilart a yoor, portage free, tlic direction of the Common Council of IV IT while to cluboil la oh caper Mill, vis.: three said city) issued a rentre and placed in the , ■, rk........ ......... Fortune favor* the Breve. copies for f4.M, portage free,-with the m.g- hands of the Sheriff of Barry County, ........... -MiloT. Wharior njfloen* historical anmvlsg, (27x40) "The commanding him to summon a jury.of ............. John Hotehklss Artoryx.. .............................. C H Bauer In tian gonoby, when civilisation had just picture, to the person getting up the club. Or twelve dlsinterottcd Froeboldcra of said .............. B A Holbrook ..... Utter stilt, stx copies for JO.GO. with both an city to appear before him, the said Record­ ""*• J ..Wm LCobb reigned predominant in the affairs of men. extra copy of the magaxino aid a copy of the er, at his officc'in tlio Common Council ----------------.Frank 6 Bow.a The goddess of Fortune smiled on those aa ••Carnwanb,*' A tho person getting up the room of said city, on the twentieth day of chib. To larger clube the terms are even more Chance prescribed. Armies fell, ind were lB>eraI. Sahscribe to no magazine rill you November, A. D. 1876, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, to make a jury to inquire in­ have seen a Oopy of •• Petersos.” Specimens to tho necessity of taking and using the following described grounds and premises, TO-DAY’SADVERTISEMENTS. sow- ate Chertnut street, PhUadelphia, P*. on tho south side of State street, to wit: Sufficient to widen and straighten said' The publisher of "The Nursery" has issued State street, from Hanover street oast, to struggles in blood for wealth, when a more a list of premi urns for obtaining subscribers to Montgomery street, and to assess the dam­ his popular magazine. The list comprises pacific oport unity affords itself. For instance, article, useful and ornamental, including ages and compensation duo to tho owner books, games, knives, skntca, and toys of all or owners or other parties interested there­ pod round gifts of 8100,000, $50,000, $25,000 kinds. Hero is a chance for boy. and girls in. '. Custar. to obtain a nice holiday gift for themselves or Given under my hand at the city of a friend by making a little healthful exertion. ' Hastings, the 14th day of November, A. •'The Nursery,' enters upon its eleventh year the ■■Kentucky Cash Distribution Company," in January, 1877, and is as tall of life and an­ D., 1876. L. D. Quack XNBV8H, City Recorder. of Frankfort, Ky. See their Advertisement. imation a. ever. The secret of its succros is found between its cover, every month. Tbe 2 times. All About the County. price is 81.60 a year. It is published by J^hn List of Patents. L. Shorey, 86 Bromfield Hl.. Borton who will Our Centennial, rend a sample number • with ibe premium list Gold IWj. List of patents issued to Inventors of MichGreenbacks Vl{. ‘ Train has brought me a well assorted /fhe Editor of the Bxxxxn is confined to his each dated Nov. 7th. 1876. Furnished thia stock of Bools, Shoes, and Gaitcre for lie Tho Democrats are raking the whole paper by Cox * Cox, Solicitors of Patents, summer and fall trade, which I will sell house by a Milieus attack. United Stales with a fine-tooth comb to way down low for Caok. I ahro anil tho find the one elector that they want. Giv ­ celebrated Singer Sewing Machine J. Hinshaw, Stove Pipe Shelve, Brooklyn. ing up the South in despair, they arc try­ different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ T. Powers, Shaft Coupling. Holland. ing to oust a Republican elector in. Vcr> dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well 4 E. Milla, Excursion Wagon, Lexington. mont, Oregon, or Wisconiin. It is a case Cistern Pumps. ' J. Maus , The " Beautiful Snow ” is for the'first lime of drowning men catching at straws— Opposite tho Post Office this tall making its appearance here. Saginaw.; xx41tf " Hastings, Mich. where there are no straws. Tie Kalama too Business College is haring E* Holton, Abdominal Supporter, Jackson. acre new students this year than ever. Cash Paid tor HOGS fcr PACKMQ. Uxitiapaad Woodland-?Arrive Tuwday. Thurt- Miss Maud Aiwia Kehey. .A few thousand dollars to loan in sums of 8500 for three years, secured on farm property. IL J. Gxant. xx151y4 One of the beet and moat artistic recitations that we here heard in a long time was given, Tie are informed that the •• Mother Goose by Miao Maud Annie Kelsey, on Wednesday Lnirrtaiamenl" at Union Hall last evening gave perfect satisfaction. She also read one J. P. Roberts, Esq., is oat to-day alter wild of Will Carleton’s famous farm ballads in a turkeys- Well. ail We have to say about that her by attending the entertainment. at Preabytrrian Church to-morrow evening. " Get- Preston about it. 'Messrs. Holden and Ingraham are buying •nd shipping hogs. They have shipped several ear loads recently. ( Take -Notice. eXMSlae and adjuit I Dated. Novambar lkin.-it ovtrcom V. LEINS. romplaiot. urinary affections, scraaia, and maladies of a yel Hastings, (kt. 21,1876. ehilli and fevar and other tn lac illdtrlr t-eraoni find in thia comfu only a remedy fr>r the numarom • h.A ... la k. I are and lapport. Female* in delicate health um t at a meani of oreraominx there diMbilitlo. and irrocnlaritiM which aflliet the rentier rex, and nereoui or biltou« rutted, derive the prompted •nd mart complete relief from it. There is. In •bort, no elu. of iavrtidi tost if not benefited by the Bitten. It rorrvatM wasted rumuth. fortifle. the rritem a.alnrt dlMaae. and is ono of tho moat' m ?;???? ; ? m ?? List of letters remaining In the Hastings P. O. Barry County. Mich. Nov. 22,1876. J Oimun will give a Thanksgiving Ball at hii Hotel, Woodland Center, on Thursday eve., ard. Fanny M. Hayes, Lise Munion, HHle H. the 30th inat. A good time is anticipated. Newton. J. R. Puttee, Charles Spellman, Goo. Fanners please take notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun 4 Beckwith, io the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call and soe me. xrtfiltT J- W. Brock. A CARD. On Sunday, Nov. 19th. a Ladies Gold Pen To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT. at her Rooms over tho Postofficc. of all styles will be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, &c., Remember the place. Mbs. P. D. Osterhoudt. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxi52w4) . 8999 Centennial Milliner AND to wad i»»- Farmers and Bl­ ind danxhtars. and all elaaaes work it home, ahould write to ui TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. n fact. th» wort f»ilorv coaid ntver riihthra. Bat within tho last two y« ritt of ort tnodirine* havo »pran< ot> Madison Dispensary, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Notions Sta­ tionery and Groceries, at the store of 52tf Mra. E. M. Hand Lost The Grand Central Hotel, New York, "lends tie van” among the first-class hotels, by re­ ducing its rates from $4.00 to 82 50 and 88.00 P*r day. Scholars Wanted Lace Making bnrineM wo task, this unp>rrtl.i.d off.r: To .ucb m ar. not wrll mtufirt wo will lend oaodollar to par for the trouble of writinx. Full partleel.n. ample, worth oeveral dollar, to ooamoaeo work on. and a copy of Homo aad Ftrerido. one of the lirxvt and bwt llluilrated publteafloM. oU Mat free by mall. Header, if yov. want permanent pruStable work. addroM. Ueorpe &ia>oa ie Krtlatd. Moia*. «449W New Goods, and Cheap. repaid. xxi52tf. t >: I > Notice. PROBATE ORDER. Roberts Dru" Store. I can’t pay my debts unless my custom­ ssi-Byei1" altall rwlenUeealy i ers nay me. I am bound to pay mine at We tbi> with the ulrnort all "himarda. Do you sec the point ? xxi56w^ R- J- Grant. cnV^neaday.tbe: ixWri Advertised Letters. Market one door West of J. tin whether I 3 restore To Loan. NOTICE TO £.O^jypiONEKS ON reive broken limbo, as the sidewalks are lay. . ,‘ftom.eh Hltten Dress-Makiim Shoj! ■ Mrs. Osterhoudt & Wilkinb wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. We also do all kinds of Fajply Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Ostnrhoudt & Wh^ins. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxiwtf) REMOVAL! Caution. John Stanly has made different arrangeBlake, about the 28th of September last, for Forty Dollars. As the Roto wm ob’ tsined by fraud. 47tf Fbkderich Naohtbinb. r”5± HI stitched handkerchief, one some portions of the city, •til! there is.room for more. probably belonging to one of our city ■eiborasr. PROBATE ORDER. with D. O. Robinson. lion to the Card of Dn. J. B.LaBcxx which will be found in another column of this paper. The Doctor will be al the Hartings House on Mrs. C. D, Farris, of Rutland. who died one “thTforreooVba on Saturday, was not buried" till Sunday. The - M. D. Reed desires to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may bo found at all hours of any day, ready to do any woA in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't forgot ths place; in the shop with Jason Rich 4. Bro., corner o Church ind Railroad Street xx6tf returned from San Francises, California. I given for payment a monthly visit to this town on Urn 2flth of each month giving tho ritiseas of Hartings xxi46tf *o«n he became convinced that she was really dead. r JvLroa Rumnll. . ilARHIAGE GUIDE, 0B SEXUAL PATHOLOGY STM BIT STORE STAVES. STAVES. GRAND RAPIDS, Cash, 22 MONROE ST. It fo font of 7-4x004of O^L UfoL/of ST4"r«/ W XflW 1004 yn '/ T1* Highest Market Price in ftrLffirTtovr sTw WhUrnu. . A-orwa Ou>4i»—lb« b«M gsU mutrt. A Ml Bopply.t J. P. Screw Homs Maxrracrru.—Tbm to a otherwise, and Stock ale, ' prejudice against aritolaaof American bulk, go to Jon* Starlky'h. John Stanley sells better and BolxW. XXl44t3 NOTICE. NEXT DOOR TO or Middleville. laeaire at Central House. �Tho “Iron Trait" ■ ‘ * A spio :>Ut«h descriptive of the AtehiMn,-Topeka untl Santa Fe Railroad, the boantice, scenery end pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of the 1850. Tiaty-H^ft Year 1877. ‘ „ . MICHIGAN RURAL1 NEW-YORKER. p?*ntertaUJ Ajniwllaml «u<! Family t ion, together with the .Smi Juan Guide, maps and time tables of this new and pop IEDUCEDJ’lUB8CRiPTiON PK1CE ular route from Kansas City and Atch‘- - ’ FOK 1811. ■ to Pueblo, Denver and all points io rado, New Mexico, Ariwna and . ,0* Juan Mines. The finest Hnu ,. !?®M ■ Sleepers on the continent b v w° Til" Girl, <3Un Bivor ■nd’.'lla " -»«.. iho M»mark at report*. lavaral pUH aredevotad to homewiiUtf oh.»~ H .■“el7 Jaor-tau !»• titot. If, ,-oJ tnp tour• «, . .» p J ‘hi Mittuttn Rtw to “°i' °I*‘ *“ TlitE TABLE obthebn MRAILWAY COMPANY OENTH.AL Taking Effect Apr. 16th. 1876 STMIOS*. GOIWG EA-T. The followinir indnoetaeau ore afforwi by this Hao oyer all other Hnn to travelers for Watkins ISA1 Philadelphia, NEW rout CENTRA I. RAIL>SAU at CAJfASDJLlGVA. K. PCtta Northara tami- th. celebrated i of Fansarlva- TRAINS ttHr aid aa apwial ooaiributen, 8.11. if rare »xot«n Iranian: and Fbhi Special Notice. '' Fred Sweet wished to call attention to his friends and customers that ho has taken tho window of Dr. Roberts (in Post Offic- V where he will be found ready, wilt­ ing and competent to do all work in his line intrusted to his care. Thanking you for past darora I hope by strict attention to businon* to merit a continuance of the same. Very respectfully xxi53t2 Fred Swett. .„ . .. . CENTRAL RAILROAD. T. J. Asdebson, 6’cm. Port. Jyt. Topeka, Kan: X’\52if Railroads. Railroads. Railroads. ortu east. Merhsn. Editor ErwsftteS-tj'SkSr.r.te Pennsylvania lailroad GOING SOUTH. .TIOSf? |nO.JXO.^Ki SATlNfrSTATIONS uisreir tjuksis-vi m- will b« u *U KU.M1 Lost. A promissory note given by William Knapp and bis brother, of Hastings, payable to J. Winters, due Oct 15 1876. On thia sold payment has been stopped, and the person who found it will confer a favor by returning it to the subscriber. Anr. Bvnnell. Barry Oct. 16th 1876. xxi49t3 CHEAP CENTENNIAL.TRIP—To Smith, Mance.A Preston’s and settle to save costs. utc must have our pay. xxi46tf NEW ADVERTISMENTS. h If!will known that Huie diBeuity M, in formias a dub in any locality, a ii invilad to form a club— tbn> moaper abaapar and benafltlnc tbdr ^7-T,e^.*3Sriu"yj!3 dab KtaU.RURAL br addroviinj i^USHLVO CO.. exiMvti Qi l7f| D. I BOID, Jr. KSKVP- CALIFORNIA if fSVuenc St., A’nr 1' PETERS’ HOUSEHOLD MELODIES. O. P. Rowoil & Co’s. Col. mLOPOB, 2fo. ti prior 25 enUa voarifa*.- The Inittle Rock Embraces under one maDegement the Great Trunk Railway:.IJnes of tho WEST and NORTH-WEST,and. with its numerous bronchi.a and connections, forms tho ahortest and quickest route ' CiMMroLW-Wlth Mlrhlcan Air Idas for J»ekbetween Chicago nnd all points In »n, Romtr. Union City, Throo River*. Nils*. New irn.xois, Wisconsin. Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa,- Ne­ all voinia KasLewd Wett. braska. CAMFOBN1A, and the VVCSTeiin TEU&rroKxiB. Its r Omaha and California Line PETERS’ PARLOR MUSIC, NO 23. $1.8" «f Jeweb Mararia-.-J.y KlnkH «T" , ? LA CREME DE LA CREME, No. 35, 7»r»fr to " • r>. s l Little Rixk. Ar kenox. $1.35 J. & P. Coats !h tho shorU*st and best route forall Elnt» in Northern Illinois, Iowa, tKoT”. Nebraska, Wyoming. Col­ orado, Utah. Nevada, California, Oregon, (.*111x5, Japan and Austra­ lia. its Chicago, Madison and St. QBEXT WESTERN KAlLWAT. Paul Line Superior Strength L Voluntary by Mine Is the only route for Winona, Roches­ Manicato, Rt. and nil puinre lnBouthcru and Central Mlneeota. Its “==#$£ Green Bay and Marquette Line --------- by Beelhortfn ; •sat. ; ■------- --• A.T.GOSHORS. Dirtefor-G.aaraL . J R. HAWLEY. Pr*r Atax. R. Botcz.su. Secretary Sre teta_ a5CteRgy"Jg ? J.,JjSE PBTEBS' 25 SACKED SBLEOTIOSB. FnnAnlhetn for Harvest Faauvali, cm MARBLE WORKS AtKalamazoo. Alich Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made to ona*r on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of tho various patterns supplied to customers, ' G<m» W Window A SanJB Clark' General Agent, •J. R RobinsOa, agwnt in PENSIONS ,A AM PAID I K* aSKRnTocor duty, if ij |>mk accident or ctbarwne. A UJyZk WOVMO of any kUd. the TCMC.K bat .uyht, e<’»’a ..77 i S J»» Jadiolnn’ ae!e<-tli-n rind mannrananlwr STOCK PRIVILEGES S ASlWJLiS'fcS® S QRAND MPIDS DIVISION. io».5and Shivs thrMsh Slwpfo* and Chair The Reliable Short Line FreePort and Dubuque Line CHICAGO-4 Sfflffi Fort Warn Jataii & Saftnaw IAHMAD. HHOST MVS UTVESX KWHIGAN AKD THE SOUTH. V--Fb»rUrt Idas Ulw Trains ran by Chinaco Timo. Tki onlg Lini ruttntnj TRAINS GOING SOUTH. iHtheonly route for Elgin. Rockford, Freeport, ru.d all points via Freeport. KSS CWf« |i?n Kdr^lBS Chicago and Milwaukee Line Is the old Lake Shore Route, and to the, only one panxlng through Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Park, Wavkbcan, Racink, Kenosha to Milwaukee. WINSLOW'S STEAM S500J raafijr; «U,~ a, CinwHitarI wad Ft. Looi, Holl^ad for IndiipoH*. Loaiirill*. SuLuuu MsUlIpatouSoaUt- BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT ter, Owatokna, Peter, New Ulm, Is the only line for Janesvili.e, Watertown, Fok Du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette. Houghton, Lcalia Hancock, and the Lake Superior Country. Its yor - FSiialiiB i ik s •onnoofo UD. AM. JcncUoa with D. A U. iflUad. Mjas Graad Raaid* with AL C. H. 1L Is tho short line for Northern Wisconbin and Minnesota, and for Mad­ ison, St.Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth and all pointe in tho Great Northwest. PETERS’ OCTAVO CHORUSES, SPOOL COTTON.” a, ^ousatade :8atsrd*y sad S« Winona and SL Peter Line PETERS' ORGAN SELECTIONS, Excellent Quality pouiU. lUsKtL! ■»—With Loa i>viDa,Kov Albaay A Chit-Mv R- R-. for Loturville. New Albany, and Booth- । ern s-olnts. alSTirJajttS*. P-.TSIL.* Swsrr's H°T' Pullman Palace Cars Are run on all through trains of this road. Ito Is tli0 ONLY LINE running theso cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and W In ana. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with : tbe Overland Bleepers on tbe Union Pacific Railroad for ail points West of the -Viseyurt River. On the arrival of tbe trains from tbe East or South, the trains of the Chicago & North-Western Railway LEAVE CHICAGOaa feUews: For Council Blufik. Omaha and Cali­ fornia, Two Through Trains dally, with Pullman Palace .Drawing . Room and Sleeping Core through to Council Bluflk. For St. JEtoul and Minneapolis Two Phrough Trains Daily, with Pullman Tatoce Care s^jefcedma both train* a Two Trains dallyj with Bollman I’alaoo Can attached, and running through to MarquotteFor Milwaukee. Four Through Trains dally, Pullman Can on 'night trains, Parlor Chair Can* on day trains- . For Sport* and Winona and points in Minnesota, One Throuigh " Train dally,• with Pullman Sleepers to Wlooita. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through Trains dally,. with Pullman Carson nigh» Ualns. For DutTuqueRud La Crusae, via Clin­ ton two Through Tralna dhliy, with Pullamn Care on night train to Mc­ Gregor. Iowa. For Hloux City and Yankton. Two Train? dally. Pullman Cars to Mlsaouri Valley Junction. For Lake Genera, Four Trains dally. For, Koekfonh Sterling, Kenosha, Janesville, and other points, you can have from two to ten trains dally. New York Office,No. 4l6, Broadway : Boston Office No. fl State .Street; Omaha Office, 353 Farnham Street; San Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Mtmtjromcrr Street; Cblmr> Ttelul Offic. ra CUrt SUM under Shertnau House, corner Canal and Madison Street; Klmde Btroat. Depot, corner W. Kcnxle and Canal and K Fur] WM AW» BOOM, HAO PER DAY. kr*dB*aMi An^X “ ooiiio soKTif. 10 00 " »M ' •SonKir eseept*!. fSshtrfay sad S»ni!*r ’fbranrt (S^thwsnd S1m>j raad EanW« iuwl patroit. So <am« dsnet al Darrolt t //KA’HF, EaCQ/T, FKORIA, G8NR3 AO. MOIAL’K. ROCK 1SLAKD. DAVENl’ORT, trU.'ICATLVR, WMunr&NHT. IOWA errr. orik. HULL. NKWTAS. DIS MOIXBS Council Binns ani Omaha, Without Change of Cars, Where ItJolna wHb the Unloa Paoise tfoiiwoy for braver. &u-tL*k. City, .ta^ramenu,. Sa. fruntu eo, and all pouita west on tbe Pnatta »ouL KANSAS LINE. SUTB|WOBTD, ATcnuon, aud CHICAGO. A’ANlUlt, niDUH tubritobies, OOMBjWO, JJfD NSW ' Mwaoo. jUtftSEiSfSt hSUifirerf � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-11-27.pdf 354cf4b54fc86fcce59e97c2793873f6 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 61. HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1876. Wagons, Groceries, Undertaking, Staves, Etc., Etc. GEO. M. DEWEY //(>/? AND WAGONS! PUBLISHER. l.iiMS OV SUBSCRIPTION: f/.N Ul ADVERTISING. fan jtjc /ixxj tixj-f oj\ft trx viLL sxU rasm AND. BUSINESS M STUDEBAKER ffl FISH BROS.. IM'S At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. . PLOWS AND CASTINGS ILjUnx-. Mick ( MILOT. TaEAdci In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of II. V. I’EOKUAM, PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, as-1 th ilres.-ua XXUtf M. W. RIKER, JUSTICE OP THE PEACB. G.neral Coltectloo u.l lanmneo AnnL < nion Block. Sum bwoot, MWkA Mich. SW WM. UPJOHN, SALISBURY k. BROSSEAU. DEALER*IN FURNITURB. fpholrtrry GooJ.. POINTS AND EXTRAS for the Gale, Curtis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground points.' 50yi GREBLEA RUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS DR. H. F. PECKHAM. WON ! *> tr-’tiiMLs. xxOtf V. ParstriAX A SURUBOM.-OKeo over D. Aeklor's U.-n Store. State .AL. Uaxtiao Mieh. WM. H. HAYFORD, ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME < The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. A HORNET M-l Coanxellor at Uw. an< *• t-hancery. »“d Ininaetion Manor. B Aceut; lands bo«*ht andeotd. aad al DR. c- RUSSELL, For frill Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sri garfl, Canned Goods, and all oth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. "TflClAX* SUHOBON.-Oflte. ov< • «t«v. I'kcaaix Block. St* MMUnq,, Mick. LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. II. BAITER. WM. COME BURGHER. -AJSD SEE MJS I JOHN STANLEY. ISAAC W. TROOMAX. ^n-StlBHOrN. D«p«ty U. 8. MISCELLANY. OLD ABEL’S MILLSTONE. U«x «t th# ■ nurt Boose. Hution. Mieh. JaayFU FTRWFRS OF BARRIIWI, JOHN Q. CRESSY. Look to your interest, and go to From Timlor’s Maoaitao. •'Don't say that Polly. If it were not fur yuur earnings how could I put wages into the savings bank, as I do near­ ly every month ? ’’ “Well, daddy, dear, y ra know it's only you I've got to live for, said the girl arch*!• „ “What's that you say ?" replied old Abel, highly pleased with hia daughter’s remark, bnt determined not to be hood­ winked. “I#Fw about Tom Smith ? D’ye mean to Bayrou don't care for him ?" ’ “Hush I Don't speak so loud." Polly blushed, and looked half fright­ ened toward the corner of the room where the big bureau cast its shadow. . “Why. there's nobody ran hear." “Yea, father, the children might; and children sometimes make a lot of mis­ chief," observed that little wiseacre Pol­ ly. Then, with a desperate intention of changing the subject, she said: “You must have a great coat this winter, or you are sure to have the rheumatics, at you had them last year. Ob, I saw a beauty in the Homeferry road to-night—so thick, with nice warm lining inside, and the price only eighteen shillings Second­ hand, of course, but almost as good as new." Oh I think I can do without it this year. Let's save the eighteen shillings and send it to Mr. Baker, Jr. “No, I shan’t allow anything of the sort. I’m just at anxious u you are to pay our debts but I’d rather work my fingers to the bones than that you should suffer another rear as you did last." “And I too, added a strong manly voice which seemed to issue from Mr. Webb's sleeping place’. Polly gave a shriek, theu burst into a ringing laugh, that seemed to fill the room witn joyous harmony, like the souad of bells upon a frosty night; and Abel turned suddenly in his chair, saw the burly form of Tom Smith emerge from the dusky corner. , “Hallow, Tomi" shotted Abel. "So you’ve been listening. Well, luckily, you ain't heard no accrete. I suppose you are one of tboM children that makes mischief, as Polly says." • This retaliation upon his daughter struck Webb as such an extraordinary master­ piece of witticism that ho fairly roared with laughter. By and by Tom Smith roared too; and when ho bad had his laughter out, finding that Abd's attention was still engrossed by the wonderous joke, seized the opportunity to throw his arms around Polly’s waiat, at which the damsel, who did not like being laughed at, told the devotod lover to "be done, and not be so silly." “Well, what bringiyou here?" inquir­ ed Abd, whoso laugh had now subsided into a giggle, and winking at hia young friend. / ; "Why, fathir ho saw me home, and brought iho cucumber for a present." "My stars, that's a beauty ! I'm much obliged to jou Tom, for there’s nothing I like better. Some say cowcumbcni ain’t good, that you ought to ped 'cm nicely, and then fling 'em out of tho window ; but i«li-n with a little of the rind on, a bit of ingun and lots of pepper, I don’t think there's much harm in 'cm—leastways they don’t harm ino." And apparently cucumbers were thoroughly innocuous to Mr. Webb, who speedily - drew his chair up to the table, aud began to ply his knife and fork with a will. Mr. Tom Smith considerately waited until his friend had completed his repast, and then explained tho object of his visit. Polly, who was busy dearing the suppor­ table, wanted to leave the room, but her betrothed wouldn’t hear of such a thing, and by-and-by that gallant swain exercised bis influence with such marked suocess that, all aglow with blushes, she was indue cd to take a seat upon the footstool be­ tween the two men, of whom it would bo hard to say which loved her best. "You know, Mr. Webb, Polly and I have been courting along time, nigh upon eighteen months, and we’er beginning to think—that ir, I am beginning to think," (this alternation in a response to a protest from Polly,) “it’s about time we got mar­ ried. I don't like to sec her wearing her young life out in our hot work-rooms. My *11.ry, as you know, is at present £80 a year, and I live on the premises. Now I think if I was to tdl Loostring tho facte of the case, and that I wanted to live away he would give me £130. Now ain't that S- C- PRINDLE” f IM and BDirardc. xxXyI had exauslcd hia For your Salt. ‘TTOWET j!‘niealae i and me for you arc to come and live with us, eh Tom ?' Mr. Smith thus appealed to, vowed that Ilia father in-law'a residence with them was considered quite a settled matter, as in truthjjt was. WHOfrE NO. 2004. • RURAL TOPICS. wnuen for tba RxreaLiCAN Baxvh ■ rni value or ttjhf. Very few farmera are aware of the quo. tity of actual decomposable vegetable mat. A tear stood in old Abel’s eye, and his voice quivered with emotion, as laying ter (Smtaincd in a square yard of torf ta­ aside hu pipe and taking his daughter's ken from the surface of well-set sward band lovingly with- his own, hr said : land. Accurate experiments have shown “Totu Smith I know you to be a true that not less than thirty tons exist in an and honest fellow. There is no man upon acre, mrat of which are room and fibres, the face of the earth I would more desire to call my sone in-law; but before 1 give a small portion only of the mass bring my consent to your marriage I must tell above the surface. It will hence be seen you of something that may. perhaps cause that by investing the sward of uplands and you to draw back. meadows, and allowing it to decompose Tom was about to speak when Abel, in undisturbed, a most important tunu of trembling accents resumed: the soil will- be secured, and at small ex­ “If you'dJboth been contented tolwait a pense. This, 'even were no other dress­ few years, what I am about to tell you qiight nevex have been known*to cither of ing used, would of itself be an invaluable you. I was still a young man^when I fintt entered Raker 4 Baker's warehouse; yon Polly, were three years old, but your brother Sam wan eleven or more. He U5ed sometimes to bring me my meals at the drug warehouse, and onoo or twice Mr. Baker—the old man I'm speaking of now—took notice of him. As I was a bit of a favorite, he used to say to me, ‘Now, Abel, whent hat boy's old enough I’ll take him into the counting-house if you like,' If I would like! I treasured those words, and your mother and myself aid all wc could in the way of sending him to school and such like, so as he should be fit when Mr. Baker wanted him. Oh, how we. loved that boy ! how proudly we watchedj< him grow up, and what hopes wc formed। accquisition to the fertility of any soil, and it is replete with juices and other princi­ ples that not only favor, bnt insure a Bpacdy decompewition, tho adx-anteges re­ sulting to the fanner from frequently in­ verting hia sward lands—where circum Btanoes require it—arc far greater than wo should be induced to suppose. Many are inclined to tho'bpimou that when lands in grass are broken hp, the mere addition of the vegetable matter—roots, grass, 4c.,. contained in it is of little or no importance ; but allowing the quantity of organic mate ter to be only fifteen tons to tho acre— .one half the quantity contained in of good award land—it will be bo seen seen at onoo -- o ---------------------of him ! Sam seemed a steady, industrious that a very great benefit must be derived from ita presence and action. lad enough, and for a time he certainly ITALIAN BEES. Eave great satisfaction in the counting ouSe. lie was then seventeen, and as Some months ago I called on Italian hnmLome a fellow as you might wish to bee keepers, through an agricultural paper, see, though I'm his father as says it. He to state what their general experience with was a general favorite in the office, and at fthem was, as my experience with them last got trusted to collect some of the debti, did not show them to tx> what some due to the firm. About thia time there apiarians had claimed forthunr; and one of came a sudden change in his habits and the most extensive Italian boc-keepcra re­ appearance which alarmed ms and his sponded as follows : "The Italians will mother very much. He got to keeping defend themselves front robbing bees late hours, made some bed acquaintances, much belter than the natives, and are and began to dress extravagantly. It was very much less liable to be injured by the no use our cautioning him, for he seemed greatest enemy to beat—the nfJth miller. determined to go on in his own course. Italians often fill thrir brood >combs with But all the sorrow and disappointment honey much earlier in the season than the we felt was nothing to the fearful blow natives, making the latter preferable in that almost stunned us when on a chance thia^ regard. This is often a cause for examination of the books, it was found more determined effort to cast early Sam bad cmbcxxeled his employer’s money swarms, a fact that I do not consider in to a hundred and fifty pounds. From the favor of Italians, where surplus honey is moment of that terrible discovery your desired instead of increase of swarms. mother drooped and drooped until she Those who donbt that Italians are long­ died. What he had done with the money er lived than natives, should take a comb lie would never tell; bnt the bead cashier containing the same amount of brood from (Mr. Robert Wilmot, he who went soon a hire of each variety, and place them in a after to Australia) declared that more than hire by themselves, at the begining of tho once he Lad. heard the boy talk about working season. Do not allow diem to horse racing; and it was in thia way ho rear a queen. If tho black bees should always considered the money had gone I disappear one-halt faster than tho Italians As for Sam himself he stuck to it hard (as by actual test I have found them todo), and fast that ho was not guilty of any dis­ it will be proof positive as to this point. MONET IN POULTBT. honesty. He swore that the money he'd collected had always been paid over to Any farmer or person owning from 10 the cashier; but the evidence the other to 20 acres of land can make considerable But it re>, way was too strong, and our boy was money in keeping poultry. branded as a thief. Mr. Wilmot, who was quires some knowledge of the manner in angry at Sam's insinuations, wanted him which fowls should be managed to succeed sent to prition ; but Mr. Baker was a mer­ well. Where there are no neighbon near ciful man, and did not bring upon, ug any to be molested, turkeys are profitable when further disgrace. After this I felt I could- :allowed to roam over extensive fields, as no longer remain imMr. Baker's employ; they require no feeding when grasshoppers and thus it was I went to Leostring 4 iare plenty. Geese are also very profitable Tool's. So that Sam might haven chance where they can have a stream of water and of getting back his character. Mr. Baker low gram lands to feed on. In some places thousand are owned by one person, gave him a letter of introduction to a met-, several i a living is made on the profits ofgeese chant at Bombay, somewhere in India, and i who might be able to find him employ- ialone. In regard to»he profits ofdunghill they produce from 125 to 175 eggs ment such as wouldn’t have temptations. fowls, ' Sam eagerly jumped at the offer, but up ।each per year, and a bn.hol of grain par supplies for each fowl, costing from to the moment of his departure declared year ; to 75 cents, according to locality, while himself innocent of stealing Mr. Baker’s 30 । money. Poor fellow ! it was ths last we the eggs are worth from $ 1.25 to 13.00 per annum. But certain rules must saw of him. Before the vessel reached each < observed, or a failure is certain as fol. India she met with a fearful hurricane, bo 1 and every soul on board her perished." 1 lows: 1. Never crowd to many into their Overcome by these painful recollection house. Abel buried his face in his hands and wept roosting : 2. Give them ample grounds to ran in. Complete silence reigned in the room for a 3. Sec that they do not become infest­ few momenta, and then Polly, controlling with an effort the strong emotions that 1ed with Hoc. 4. A largo shod to be provided to run swept through her heart, crept to her fa­ under in storms. ther's side and placed her hand in his. 5. Fresh water daily, and plenty of it. "Dear father," she said in broken tones. G. Roosting house to be well ventilated “The story of your sorrow makes yon summer ( and winter. * dearer to me than ever. ’ 7. Not to feed to much corn, as it The old man withdrew his hand from makes . them too fat. her embrace, and, when she kissed the tear* 8. Provide plenty of graved, lime, 4c., from bis checks, resumed : to produce eggs. “There could bo no doubt of your broth­ 9. Avoidlow, wet grounds where your er's guilt, and I was too sensible of the fowls ! congregate. ■ 10. Obtain a good brood—good layers kindness of his employe™ to allow them hardy. to suffer. I resolved oome what might, and i THE VALUE OF UEN MANURE. that I would do my best to repay them. But few men who keep fowls are aware For this I daily denied myself; for this I , not because ho ■narrowed your opportunities of education, of । the real value of hen manure, and I may ud this, next to your happineta, my chUd not be much ia error, if any, when I say is the object of my life." ‘ Dear fittbor, and ’until now you have year is worth what it costa to feed her. always led me to believe that the amount Fowl* average a bushel a year, whoa their paid half-yearly was to discharge a debt of droppings are carefully saved—say 2» yonr own." OONTTNUED ON 4tH PAGE. [CONCLUDED NEXT WBBB.J �v .n tuanngeis to prevent tho Stale board THE STORY OF A NEWSPAPER of State canvassers from going into any investigation of alleged frauds, aiid to con­ A Rare Case of Journalialio Success in». M. DKWKY, fine ite functions to simply ecrtifyibg tho in our Wolverine Metropolis. vote as n-tunwyl by county officers, are re­ HABWNoa, Mich., Nov. 27, ’,876. garded hero os evidences of their purpoee A LJTTLK INSIDE HISTORY IM REGARD TO to stifle all inquiry a» to the methods of THE DETROIT KVEKIKO MEW*. the rifle dubs of that Statu during the campaign. They celebrated the one huudreth anniversary of our independence Carrespon ilence ofthe Byan Julie Cntrier. by the deliberate murder of Several col­ Detroit, November 8th.—While *o ored men at Hamburg, under circumstan- many newspaper ventures turn out disas­ BtanccB ep infamous and revolting that trous failures, it seems wonderful tho buceven the better portion of the Democratic ccss that the little Evening News of this city has achieved, and all in the short press tluroughout the country, denounced period of but little over three rears. When it os the' oct of barbarians. Butler, the in the summer of 1873 the paper was first lo^Her atad defender of the mouaorc, at I announced, no one supposed it could pos­ once became the recognised head of tho sibly succeed, and some of the m-.st exper­ rifle clubs. Republican political meetings ienced jounolfeta of this city predicted that its founder Mr. James-E. Scripps, were everywhere over-awed and intimidat­ would in a few months sink on it all ho had ed by the presence of armed desperadoes. made in the Tribtme in fourteen long years. A reign of .’error wm established through­ It was started, too, just before the disas­ And still our Platform. out the State. Scores of political murders trous money panic of which tho country has not oven yet ceased to feel the effects. were committed and their authors have “Honest money for all, and thus far pseaped punishment; and tho sub­ But tho paper was from the first well re­ In six months it was paying ex­ free schools for all. There version |pf the State Government by a ceived. penses. In 1874 it returned a good rcshould be no inflation which- bloody devolution was only prevented, as muncrativcjprofit, and this I understand since increased year by year till it is will depreciate the one nor sec­ u beliewd, by .the presence of United lias doubtful if any Detroit paper is now doing tarian interference which will States t» 'ops. Under such circumstances better financially. the elec oral vote of the State is claimed What has been the cause of this remar destroy the other.” , for Tild. n, and it is proposed to prevent kable racocu, your renders will naturally any scrutiny of the means employed by tlic ask. Well, first I think it was tiecauae interposition of the Supreme court of tlic the enterprise wu managed by one who HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS thoroughly uudcratood.hu bmuncas. This State. In Louisiana where similar efforts is always'an important etarent of success DUE. at intimidation and fraud have been ma«’e, and no where more so than in the precari­ a like attempt to restrict-thu members of ous business of newspaper publishing. The Lt isfettled that a majority of th© elec­ the returning Board to ministerial acts low price of the paper also no doubt had1 a tom of South Carolina, have voted for simplyjs .being urged as tho only hope of great influence in securing for tt its large These are times when the Hayes and Wheeler. This was so persist­ giving the vote to Mr. Tilden ; and it now circulation. ently denied by the traitors South, and appears dial itwas a part of a shrewd plan difference between two oeuts and five cents is to the great moss of the population an the Democrats in the North, that many to perpetrate .iff the frauds in the strong­ important consideration. Another secret people began to believe, that even if this est Republican parishes, and then, with a lay in the News furnishing itsell from the was tr^p/the people of the State would be outect with machinery capable 0f printing great .show of fairness, to inaist that the cheated out of their choice', through force vote of llje precincts tainted with fraud l>e as many papers os would bo likely under any circumstances to be called fur. ’ Its fast and intimidation. But thanks to the stern thrown out, thus insuring the State to De­ rotary press turns out regularly from 9,integrity of the returning Board, tho will mocracy. A more infamous plan to rob <>00 to 10,000 papers per hour and has in . of the people is secured, fraud and illegal tho majority of a community of its consti­ emergencies been run even at the rate of Thus while the papers intcrferance with the powers of a co-ordi­ tutional rights, never was concocted, even 12,000 copicp. nate branch of the State Government by a by the Democratic managers.' Tammany using the old fashioned flit bed j-rrsacs have been able to supply only a limited Judge of the Supreme Court, who for per­ Hall is'in imminent dasger of losing its number of sheets, even when important ■ sonal reasons desired the success by mcani laurels at the hanxls of tho White Leagcra Dews has created a demand for papers, Tux I fair or foul, of the rebel State ticket, are I F.vksiku News has been able tn throw ' of Louisans. Advices ffom Florida hard­ sternly rebuked, and the threats of traitors ly indicate the Hue of action Io be observed upen the market in a short winter s after- j noon from 15,000 to 20,000 copier, and defied. The result is the declaration that there, since-'the prompt arrival of tha has issued in one afternoon as many as 27,­ all the Republican State ticket is elected, troops put a summary stop to the wreck­ 000 copies. But the most important agency in popu­ with a Republican majority in both branch­ ing of trains witch appears to have b<!cii es of the Legislature, all honor, wc aay, to inaugurated to delay the arrival of ek-ction larising and buildirg up this journal his beau the ability of tlie publishers to employ the returning Board of South Carolina. returns. a large editorial staff, and io pay such sal­ Tha matter of the election of Hou. J. aries as should command a superior gratia GROUNDLESS FEARS. G. Blaine to the Presidency of the Senate of literary skill, and they have been for­ tunate in thus securing a valuable corps of is quite frequently discussed iu political writers. The theory of its managers is to We see and wc hear that fears are en­ circles. In the opinion of very many, it print as little as possible that is not rtricttertained that Vice President Ferry, has will be months before a solution of the Jy first class Every paragraph must con­ not sufficient nerve or firmnou to carry Presidential probtan will hare been solved. tain merit, either in the solid information i out tho law in the count of tho votes of the In the mcantiulfi the President of die it conveys, or in the spice and humor which sparkle iu it. It is this careful, Electoral Colleges, and there is talk that Senate will act, and )Lr. Blaine iccms to conscientious journalism which makes the this man or that man may be chosen Pres­ be the preference or favorite with a largo News readable to all cluses and causes it ident-of tlic Senate, so as to be sure of au majority of Republicans here. But pop­ to bo so much sought after. impartial count and a declaration of the ularity among the masses, such as life re­ Mr. J. E.. Scripps, who is his own man­ votes actually cast, despite any rebel yell ception during the cauvaw showed, is not aging editor, has just commenced his that may be set up. Gentlemen in this equivalent to an election, u it is very likely twentieth year of continuous journalistic work. Ho is ably assisted by Mr. M. Almatter you arc fooling yourselves. If to beget jealousy, as appeared by the result my Aldrich, recently of the Boston OMc. there is on the flour of the American Sen­ at Cincinnati. Senator Anthony and also Mr. F. U. Burgess is the wide-awake ate, a man of iron nerve, of inflexible firm- Hamlin arc frequently mentioned as prob­ news editor of the concern, and Mr. Gil. new of character, and who knowing the able candidates. There is a feeling that R. Osmun, formerly of the Saginaw Keblicon, tho sprightly state editor.- Mr. ny/it, DABES at nil times to do it without the coming session of Congreav will prove , J. Doe, whose keen satire has made fear or favor, that man is Thomas Writs one of tho most exciting, ns it must one of th® local, columns so much read and feared, Ferry. the most evaqtful, of any ever assembled will it is understood thia winter act as Mr. R. B. in Washington. The Presidential compli­ Washington correspondent. Ross, one of tho most original, humarcus OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. cations would of themsclvca furnish and polished writers on the Detroit press, material for a lively winter; but, in addi­ will probably bo located in Lensing, and if Washlyotom, D. C., Nov. 17, '76. tion, many novel questions, and many he is, something beyond the ordinary dull Tho New Haven Union, an nbiy con­ others jxith novel features, will crowd die prosy reports of legislative proceedings ducted paper, which flew the Peter Cooper throe months full of work and unduly ex­ may be looked for from bis pen. Altogeth­ colors during the recent campaign, and cite tl f belligerent members of both er The News maintains a regular editor ial and reportorial staff of from ten to which is decidedly Democratic in its lean­ Houses' fl twelve persons, besides a host of outside ings, in its issuo of the 14th iust, oayi.General Bader comes back at a very correspondents. Besides al! this orrav of “Judging tho matter impartially we are journalistic talent. I may at the risk of good time. The committee appointed to revealing a secret, mention that a eirele of forced to confess that the evidence of fraud frame a permanent constitution for the lending men in politics, literature and in Louisiana is altogether against the District is at work upon the task assigned acienoe, appreciating the immense circula­ Democrats. In five parishes where tho it; and bear suggestions from al! citixrns tion of the paper and the opportunity it negroes outnumber the whites two to one, dwiring to 'be beard, ft is believed its affords them for gaining the public ear. hardly a Republican voto is returned members are favorable to n restoration of have eagagod to contribute arttaes Ifor the while in 1872 and in 1874, tho Repnbli tho right of suffrage to tho eitisens of the cans had very large majorities. The Re­ District, that they may be allowed a voice publicans claim frauds in thoeo cases and The publishers are just now jirocuring a as to their government and the rataa of and will have but little difficulty, we ap­ taxation imposed. It is also hoped dial new outfit of type and intend for the cvmprehend, to prove it It ia altogether this committee may definitely scitic the against nwaon to believe that the colored relatlona between the District and the with this renewed vigor of editorial manag­ people cither bodily abstained from voting General Govamment, which have heretoement, they will make an effort to bring in five populous parishes or vote the Dem­ the circulation, which during the political ocratic ticket In all other strongholds of be arbitearily fixed by each new Congrcsa. campaign bus ranged from 15,000 to 16,­ 000 oeptea daily, up to a round 30,000, Radicalism, tho negroes voted solidly for and this I have little doubt they will ac­ Hayes. We have no desire to sustain the complish with the paper they are pfenning Republican charges of fraud, except where ■ and decided to grant him five yean in to famish. the evidence is all in their favor. The The office of Tax News is stunted on which to extricate himself firm his finanDemocrats seem wholly unable to explain S is in dispute the White Liners are anti- He » mid <e have pnaxmted n very explicit AllbeCtraiutiottUurta Teat, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc. H- R. Stsyn’s Ooluma. TEA! TEA!! Judgment of the Public! 'V^r Xlkt Uk-te lt.U Mtg Uio folJowin< •rM«ueo wUl sbOTr: Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County. .* rwUabl., M g Valuable Evidence. _ ... ... - Coffee. 44-14—• r From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods, It inrUaakto: PBoraTOR- L, IM Taaxarr truer. ’rtih ni LU>. vnlua 1 ptaro upon yearW®*** S! Spices. You can have in any shape you want A Walking Miracle. Crackers. We brag on. CHeese. We sell the best Tobacco. Mill I I—4I4.W We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. . ’ — ‘“■"■"’SffifiSS’fAW. Reliable Evidence. Ohio Stone W are Is the best. Crockery. ntputd t; 11 mens, >■«,' ■* aanstsMUWML—sni. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. LAST We buy for cash and will not CHANCE be UNDERSOLD by an yHouse BUY YOUR TICKETS in the ity. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, JVOXXF • Has tings, Aug, 7 th, 1876. DRAWING POSITIVELY xxiSOwl. THURSDAY, NOV. 30th. 1876, Furniture^ Coffins, Etc. iments. A Fortune for Only $1X00. 0.9. SANK. KMJCK? CASH DISTRIBUTION CO. , . And Mill Feed jgLMH 1ILLU JE W Ll $600,000! Titos. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky. Gen. Man’gr. r.rwr n» nrrm. jjy _______ A GrJ Eediction in Prices' SALISBURY & BROSSEAU BjLLCH Je NOBTON. Dealers tn all kinds Detroit^ Mtlth. j FURNITURE 54 and. M DSTBOIT, ft’ Hd DiMsta?ta»Bractets!Brass,fc. Woodbridge . St. Look boro .1 Look hero! MICHIGAN. Wthoai ".-frircifiotar. ’ - ] What’.don’t you think we can cell cun do it, for. with tho help of UNI- SwtBT'8 J. M. HEWES, ws guarantee Ratiifaction. Heattas fumisliod free to any person purchMung « Cuffin worth Wc [can giro you better figures than ever of Itoras before, far wo make the moot of our CtffiM and Furniture. f• Ji FW, Ctw, Sn iti Omseclal PAI 1J-TER rfCm.14 J ftha a W MM PLO^S-’IWIttl]WTS bu , and be happy again FLOUR GRAM, �nr [liigeini-^ekhUepliblicaihppBr. will have a large circulation among our subscribers, *• All whp want it should call on ui The readings o.' Miso Keilsey at tho Proaby. TSE fflffl! AND^ / To Bo Given To CLUB AG ENTS Jb POSTMASTERS Thne Edition*: Weekly, Semi-Weekly ati Daily, 12*0 r. M. - UrOOr.w Norwtxa Li kb Iv.-U is * cause of regret that any perron will pcrti.1 in using adulterated Baking Powders aad cheap Baleratus, thus in­ juring tbelr health, when they etn save money and health by using D. B. DsUud ACo's Hut DeLand fc Co., are public benofocton, and POST OFFICE TIME CARD u ! Iz,well—Arrive daily, except Sunday, i. fleave *1 id» p. tn. P. 0'i -North Filtnore. Bowue. Alto. has never foiled to give sativfoclion. and bo happy. Try it, 8i-a:xo Dinturr. languor, latitude, and that tho rnrviAjt Svavr, which anpplieo the blood infusing strength, vigor, and new life into all parte of the system. Being free from abohd, j. M. NEVINS. P.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. by all druggists. Pampheu free. 8mi W. Fowm& Sons, Proprietors, Boston. A Card. ,_B A Holbrook nme) Church, would like the privilege of ex­ pressing through your paper, their sincere thanks for tho timely assistance, rendered by tho Orchestra, and Miss Keilsey in behalf of „J W Uoughtalia Attention Pioneer Engine Co. TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. Regular meeting, Friday evening. Doc. 1. ,<v.k it This!—R. J. Grant. >'clock eharp ; full attendance required. By JKe d-esire to call yo ur (Mention to our. stock of strictly pure DU UG8 and MEL UCINES- We make a speciality in dealing in only strictly y prime DR UGS. We believe it is for the interest of our C Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MEDICINES. We ha ve a large stock of W m ms: Established law than four yean ago as * Rupreacntatire Republican Paper, pledg­ ed to maintain ami defend the principles •nd organisation of the National Republi­ Read the Most can Partv, the INTER-OCEAN was Popular Family Newspaper early poshed to the forefront ofjournalism Anywhere Published. aud aeheived a success unprecedented in The C1HCIMKATI WEEKLY TI3IES, tho history of such cntcrpnscs. By uni­ versal assent it haa been assigned position Is entering the Thirty-third year of its aa tho existence; with a Natiooil Character and LEABINI REPUBLICAN PAPER influence second to no other paper. 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M OF THE Ml ALLEN & TREGO’S SPLENDID DISPLAY OF Fall and Winter Millinery ! HATS, FLOWERS, &C. AU kinds of Ladies' Underwear at the LowestPrices. Fancy Goods of all kinds Cheaper than person. Remember the place, StateStreet, opposite Roberts’ Drug Store. Creal latemts of the Northwest, it is National in its views and comprehen­ sive in its newsgalhcrins. Finn in its’ 1 Mich- Bought very low and WE will sell them at prices that will please the closest buyer. GIVE US -A. CALL. MRS. CLARA ALLEN. MISS VINE TREGO. Newspaper, Ust of Patents. with all Its Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No.'l Lard Oil, Golden Oil, Black Oil, Ties Illislratei Hati-M, ever ami in quality to suit the taste of every JL First-Class Newspaper, -John Stanley. Ceiaing—Thanksgiving* day p’vaunt apociationr. HASTINGS CITY DRUG STORE. OTHER VALUABLE PREMIUMS. Ttste-CARD terian church on Friday evening are pronouno- jLyv I.-JCM. r1 Drugs, 0 ils, and Millenary Qoods. $20,000 00 IN GOLD’. The INTER-OCEAN has the largest1 sggregato circulation of any newspaperf published In the Northwest. It is sent to> more than 7 000 Portoffictf. distributed in every State and Territory in the United States, in all the British Provinces, and numerous foreign States and countries. ClaboTIenand«pwart. pvrjMraaah— Machines.&Marble Works. Ayer’s Advs. & Groceries. 1 Ayer’S Cathartic Pills, tSfAny wide awake, enterprieing man can do a good thing fur htmt'lf and for us, by unding for our Premium Lilt, of. fertng tpccial inducement*, a tample copy of the Timet, and other document*, to whom they will be tent Free. Address CINCINNATI TIMES COMPANY, 61 w2 Cimcinmati, Onio. STAVES. STAVES. The butner^cr will pay the ’ By mall (payable in advenes). per I to secure the leaves that are lying attending Medical Lectures in Cincinnati, b lying very ill in that, city of Typhoid fever, Mr. Vroontau's son picked up a partly made taeqne near the Court House Square on Satur- H. Eberts. Heating Chill Molds, Detroit. A. Fischer, Revolving Show Stand, Detroit, L. Mann, Transporting Bottles, Detroit. w J. and J. Benchard, Lubricator, Detroit. SKMI-WBEKLT. THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine Highest Market Price Cash, Ucil tow Rotice? A Moet TeeJMl and Wanderftel IwwweUon. Now nttrsetina univerwal attention by it« astonish" SwCs® «W«SR “ '‘“snJtK'WFbrflnftAiS. h will knit every jwedbie variety of plain and ■- "itna *1—. Mm.~i •*-">■, . . „_.u._i* —. t-.i.jno by hand, or on ? with heel and toe M«mou inrrw- ■>—___ - ••••**•' ,nd fro“ on T!i»tik»giving<lay. Sermon by tho Pastor. A0«i; the usual services there will bee ••Praise Mering" x-| .On Saturday, Judge Hoyt sentenced the eld mere, of Rutland, in the forenoon, threshed Postage-E'.'i'Lrtrl^*" R. J. Men* coal* Youth'* coat* Boy* coal* 13.26 •3.00 •SJO Nor. 27, *76 xxtG1r6 Money »i be seat by draft. rncoey-onJer. ex■yjz^.-stigrarvst-.M.nr ..*■ tiSEJfcr ClobW with their publication.. E. D. WRITE. II astixm. Micx.. Sept-2.M7S.________ xi STAMMERING CURED. SSS’S «&■'?? .w ssstesss M. D. Rood desires to call attention to h» MV W-0. Shop, -k«m Itaadal oDboon o« *ny d*y, nod, » do iug atation. Some of you lake that trick , without trumping. ountr. City and a I* will be made. Sickness prevented our attcuding tha M«<hDivas'**" XX40vl Sole Monufaeiurers. MratUebor*. * t. Aon «hh Joon Bleb t Bro., oomor o Church *nd Koilrnod Start. xxdtT ' After m*ny year* In tbo bo*lM*«, tool, •»? ‘b«‘ :h<? eon do hotter work, nod gioo tatter Mltabctlou Aon any other are* In thl. For lb* »o«l lot of Cwwd 1x4—ter. Metlon. W. H. Btebbte*, the voter SoIboo, red Sordino* i» th- °IJ, (0 to member, with Ao experience of a Uttvtrycreditable examination, admitted as an John Stanley's. ~ tta*. will alway. giro hl* pcnonal «■ attorney at bw and solicitor in chancery by tantlontoihl* part •' ‘h',r eCt to the church fund. On Friday Evening hat Thomas J. Wilder, Hit Honor, Judge Hoyt. Puro liqm botUod for P"' pones, fur Bale at moderate pncw by John ItUSSEJi "VWJ£<£S&«SSy= b°H«™ and Team furol*l.*d wh*n WANTBP—Oar pyot ",'|W l*°°kStaih, Mane* 4 Tretna. when desired. STEBBINS BROS. Hastings, Joly 28th.1875. for sale cUay, i'heraon on hia track and Jv*»a Stanley a XOTlCBTO V35fM3?IO!“;RS °* jr;johnsu.!*,. fvruth Carolina is for Hayes; Florid* is for Stanley *■M-uabln doubt remaining that Louisian* han for Hayes by a decided majority. That Boui kw bau—h mare, aoand, weight 11 *-*'«-’* JuuraBe-»4- FOR SALE. Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to Exchange for a farm near Has­ tings. Correspondence solicited. ™Tbc Eheirtte Bota Will he need only And if the business will pay Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mas., PROBATE ORDER. ide Division of the Central which took place along tlic lino. icclivc and congonial purgative ever discovered. They are mild, but cffcetoal in their operation, moving ■■Bn the bowels surely and without pain. Hm Although gentle [S Jh» in their operation, they are still the MQRm mo»t thorough and r rearching cathar­ tic medicine that can be employed: cleans­ ing the stomach and bowels, and even tha blood. In small doses of one pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. Ayes's Pills have been known for more than a quarter of a century, nnd lis*’oblained a world-wide reputation for their virtues- Tlisy correct dbeased action in the several assimilative organs of ths body, and arc so composed that obitruc- ' tions within their range can rarely with­ stand or evade them. Not only iw they cure the cvcry-day complaints of every­ body, but also' formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled the best of human skill While they produce power­ ful effects, they are, at tlic same time, the .afest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than the common purgatives, and never give pain when the bowels are not inflamed. The v reach the vital founthins of the blood, nnd strengtlicn the svrtetn by freeing it from the elements of weakness. Adapted to all ages tend conditions in ail riimatea, containin’ neither calnmcl nor anv ddeteriou’ drug, these Pills may be taken 'rith safety by anybody. Their rii’ar-coating preserves them ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take; while being purely vegetable, no harm con arise from their use in any quantity. ‘ HF** ’-.- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: W. Colotnab. Shoe Hanger for Fanning Mill, xxHGlf Hastings, Mich., Oct, 5, 1876. \^wTrJ NOTICE- �■■4s ■■ CONTlNtnOJ FBOM IfiT^AGE. pounds each, worth two and a half cents pen pound to fertilize any crop. This ma-, nure should bo composted with any good soil about four puts of wfl to one of manure, and allowed to remain in the heap a few months, to become disintegrated, and diffused through tho coil, theta a pint of the mixture in a hill of com or any other crop will produce as good results as a shovelful of stable manure. PAINT TOUB FARM IMPLXMENTS. Millions of dollars arc lost ■annually in the United States, by neglect to paint farm wagons, plows, barrows, ac These things, if well painted and kspt under cover when hot in use, will last three nines as long ns they will when not repainted after two or three fears use. Any fanner Can paint these things. All that is needed is Vene­ tian red and linseed oil, half raw and half boiled, then wash the implement to be painted thoroughly, and proceed to apply the paint. Even pleasure carriages can be nicely painted at about one-teuth the . cost when pointed by a carriage maker. 4 ' fanner says : ■ “After paying twenty dob Jars every other year to the carriage makers for painting and rarniahing my buggy, and being without the use of it for fifteen days while at tho shop’, I concluded to enquire in to the matter a little, believing all that a former can do towards keeping his tools and farm machinery in order should be done at home. Wc too often employ the mechanic to mend our harness, when wo can do it quite as well, though at all times not quite so smoothly. Tho next time my buggy needed painting, I called at the car riago shop and enquired what they would paint it for. They would clean and put on one coat of paint and Tarnish for fifteen dollars, and for all necessary repairs in •wood, iron or leather, they would charge at the rate of thirty cents an hour, and add the value of materials used; for two coats of paint and one of varnish, twenty dollars, and two weeks’ time to do the work in. 1 concluded to paint and varnish it myself, and the rcsgljlwus that it cost me in paint and varnish only 81.50, and tho work was done as well, so far as i could see, as they would have done it. I gave if, two coats of black carriage paint, apd one coat of var­ nish." TRICKS OF THE TRADE. The ''Iron Trail.” A spicy sketah descriptive or the At­ <chison, Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad, the Ibeautie', ifoencry and pleasure resrfrta of Ikite Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle,” ithe musical and dramatic critic of the A . ’w York Wortd, tept tree on applica­ tion, together with the Juiih Guide, i itnajw and time tables of thia now and pop­ ular route from Kansu City and Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all pointXin Colo­ rado, Nev Mexico, Arizona and tho Sau Juan Mines. The finest lino of Pullman Sleepers on lite continent between the Mis­ souri River and tho Rocky Mountains without change. Special round trip tour: isu’ tickets from the Mattntri Hirer to Denver at $50, good to atop off at all points. Address. T. J. Andkwson, Gen. Pau. Agt. XX52tf Topeka, Knn. Legal*. MORTGAGE SALE. ■ be Hotel in the ■feNov.10th.ir*. Furniture thrown hxth bran root H deeUrcd to b. davand parabte. and there iv now claimed to be doe on aaK. liour of one o’clock in the afternoon of said tho north frontdoor of tho Court Hmm. County of Barry, in tho City of Hasthira. county (that bains th a place of boidiac the : Court for mid County of BarryJ the aremtcribod In said m>>ncaju -r so much thereof 'bated'Saitisroro. «HlwU PROBATE ORDER. RAILWAY B, C.PRINDLB. J else o( Probate. PROB&TB OllDEIi. STATE OF MICHIGAN. Conate of Barry, su— 61 a rcraion of the Probate Court for the County o( arrr. heldsn at tho Probate Oflee. in the Cilv at iiartinpx.ou Saturday, the Eleventh day cf Novem­ ber. in the year ono lhot»and eirbl hundred and »ercnty-aix; present. S. C. Prindlo. Judte of Fro- Superior Strength Excellent Quality HOW TO TELL THE AGE OF SHEET. LAMBKNITIINGMACHIltE Krttte a MockiuR Iu 1& lUliiuteu Knlttinx in the heel and narrowinroff the toe complete: knits all mos; narrows and widens at witl; and knlu the web cither Tubulsr or FlaL StudeZupulde, or iUbbed. Psmductngnli Vartrateoor Knit .Apparel. Sand for clrtolart and &%tsi *" IWBVJ..K, PRORATE ORDER­ STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Barry, as.— At a seaion of the Probate Court for the County of Barry holdea al the Frvbeto Office, in the City of Uuuncs, on Wednesday the 1st day of hovronber in the yearbte thciuand el*ht hundred and revsntr-six. Prerant. r. C. Vrinllo Jodye of Probate. In the matter of the estate of Ogilvie Xrosenyer pray ins for reamer therein set forth. that he may no licensed to rail certain real estate sf said doctor­ ed in said petition described : Thereupon it b ordered. That Maa day the 4th day of December nest at fl o elock in the forenoon. Brackets, Paflc— Hold­ Wall-Pockets, Sutper11OLDBRS, PROBATE ORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. CoanfrofBartT.a*.At a mdon of the Probate Coart far the County ■:! ft";• “S.IS EXCURSIONISTS 0 Capital pnrxE. fiao.oco. Only XUVOTIckaU at $20 each- FrscUoiu P’rU,,ULIST OPPOIZaM. 1 Gipite! Prixe--------------------- ------ - ■ant person. prariM that hbaacaunt ar meh Guar- Cataract. Hone-oboe Fall, tho Great R a pitta, and landing them direct­ ly at the Falls. The track of the Canada hontberu is an air line, laid with steel Coaches are furnished with the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom fromdusL With Us complete system of magnificent Parlor. Mfreplng and W.CDO 4o.ra> [at2TOrim&~ I’riara of frsg)------2,086 PrtMt. emonatina to NOTICE OF ^J^lpiOSERS ON ■STArXOF MICjnOAIf. 1 COCSTT or J" Probate Coart for mH County. For Stomaehsout of Order. I ' No medicine will so effectually improve the teae I of the rtomaeb as ti>ca«<PHb: they remove .ail Dtbility, ,, btvji-x. fflSEt TnSvnatl ■ lansdiw, Ch5~. United,' States Geaeral Land Office. Arean of Pay and Bounty. tlieXthday of Noe., A ykwhij o’rw K5.WSS2W' a CAR DI AX'S BALE. PWLFS ORIS STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he lias again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a frosh and genuine ieo. M. Savage & Go's Col. Stock of. Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dyt> Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and, in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggist’s TOOWSaiiCWliiffl^^" ^edteoPgWIOK. Apateu "”M’~ Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Pool wwjgfJssr ................. faffi.soo Write forCireutarror^eud orders to JOliSSTON tSzvjh' amfendar-7 AUChU&0U -Mn- THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I n” FOE OF PAIN MAX AND BEAST —*ft«ixa. MUSTANG WTS NOTICE TO £<2Jftfg*lOSRR« OX ’p"2r<S£ * STOCK PRIVILEGES LiPZlV ATE TBOB. * nuoci. Fnridiat. POSITIVELY CURED cb-rttf. Xs" 8»eclaj,dir»nk aUBWwrc Irtsctsc-i Of vilJter re_-.pr.aatf or .-’rf, ..Afcr.led er o-reired, redly opposite Empire Block. One door cast of SpauldingsHastings, July 18, 18764 AIIMINISTHATOH'S SALE. 8 T BIO T In all dlrcarr- aSerUr.c these orysnr whether they secrete too tn t>e h or too little water: or whether ths bo alfiicted with stomomavel, or with aches and pains settled in the loins over thnrorioa. of the kidnejs. these Pills should be taken areordins te ttie printed direction', atei tbc Olnunent should bo well robbed into the'small of the back at bed­ time. This treatment will sire aknoaiimu-.edille relief when all other rneosu hateUUod. ■eaeh far them. Send hr ractetarad letter. Where lAarintDantu are imperfect we rive initDictioin te Meat of tha Interior. Private Lind Ctaicir. tn>po aylyM-BMrvrox Cbdauaad aoMmrua Caras L*te of ■ ittTS 1700 Eric Rnilwtivs, the Canada Southern is fast becoming tbc favorite Hite to xxirtr. Br roaoviax araiJ. ferojtntod. or other itaaaro hasasS’teSiSC’&i.Rrt.ss plafnti te expelled . Tl» emit te. that the dtetarbeaee i» omited. and the ectinn of the buatir beeosM racuiar. Nnthfac will Moo the relaxation of the booeUrottnieklr iu thu fine corroetin* med ■Sold at the Mat Drawing Room Cart from Chica­ go, Detroit and Toledo, audita ooa- FRANK E. SNOW, Gcn’l Piux.Ksd TiekebAa’t. Dxracr will immediately •root the liver and atop every kind ol dnL la warns rlimaOrs thouands rn saved by the me of this mtdie of any party or । e^ot vending thi "K&SSitau. mana reeorta in New York oud i’ennsylrania. Tlic Canada Southern >• the only line from the Went running directly to Niagara Falls, giving passengers, from the. train, a wonderful panoramic view of the Mighty Uow to Le Strong. A handsome reward will be siren to anyoncread- caur !-at a copy of thia order I llMtln<s Mpubliean Baane and circulated in said Count Canadn Koiitiicrn R’y Company dcced rates, by which pass-tigers only vimt the Centennial Exhibition RImM it. ; action to br.tn h SiCTMKis. ESTLtSr DtK Blaise, surroands eaeh box of Fills and Ointmsat. bran EftSS. uBM_________________ •- ___ ' Will, of course, wish to ace All the aighla comfortably and cheaply. To thia end the Sick MeotUchea abd want of Appetite. Those faclinrs which ee sadden as. nroet freeneatlyanse from Maoyanees or troubled, from .d.-.rue- ’ American and Foraign Patents, AU Officer*. Soldier*. and* fiailoni wounded rup- PROBATE ORDER. Mother' and Daughters. i one thins more than another far which ICstAbllfahod 1Bs€>5. other persona interested in raid estate, are required to appear ataaeerion of said Court, then to he bohlrn at ths Frol atccCec. in tbcrilr of lluUnys, anu.how cause. If any there be. why the prayer of WfiriAtfisiS.’swUi petitioner Louisiana State Lottery Co. irJ: Et^ts* .‘sw? CTBBMI8 KKO*8 teetamsnt of Mid deeeaaed. A DM I MIST RATORS SALE. CENTENNIAL "fix,. Peerless Milk Safer, now on exhibition at our Fmk ituie Store. All kinds of work, made Ip or­ der. Repairing of all kinds of old fur­ niture neatlv done. . WE MEAN BUSINESS! Furniture Rooms south «dde State St. opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hardware Store. m Acni_\ x co.. (aieopeeFaqs, Jiaxa,. t.rfhicatv. HL Kxtra Drawing, Monday. December I. M7G, Nerfotm Disorders. and everything in the Furniture line. We invite all jjersons to call and look al our that said peditoner sire notice to tho beriem in­ terested in said estate, of the pendonev of paid pe„u™. ut «.•<»..->> fftsrssr can sell cbeapor thaa any Louh > tn Bar­ ry County, for these xeahotw: 1st Bet-auwi wo have no rent i » pay 21. Became wo make the most of our goods ourtelvoa. 3d. Because we keep the best o work­ men. 4tli. Because wc warrant nil gyod^ we ings, ers, Con J. & P. Coats STEBBINS BRO’S.' Teep It. Wc sell none of tills chcajr-ninde Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods we make Is made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al bear inspection. No trouble at all ■how goods. Parties having Pictures/to trama would do well to g 'them framed cf as we can do it P ..-rand Cheaper than any house in P ,j County. We keep the Largest si.u Beet selected stock o! PICTURE FRAhTES AND MOCT.D- .how came, if e«y there be. why the prayer cf tho petitioner should not bo created : Axn IT is FcaTxsa OsnsuD, that raid petitioner cave notice to tbc perron. interested in said estate, of the pen-deney of said petition, and the hearine thereof by eou.inr a eotly of this order to tei puHUhed in the Mutiny* BepnbliaaD Banner, a newspaper printed and clretttaxedin Mid mantyaf Barry.for xxL'Cwt . Of every Description which we u.«k dav of Dee. nevi al 0 o'eloek in the lurennon. ba of hearing. EtJ. w mNITVRE! iVtTnU eatll) li inc fuv raaxon* therein Mt forth, thxt (ho majrbo licenved to rail ecruin real eMite of Mid teteon in C. P. Rowell & Co's. Col Pensions ’ Where you wul find all kinds ol Clareno* L Lewi* tali The Little Rock and Fort Smith AMn<rTOWXK FMITM DEPUT. CHEAP OENTltNNtAL TllIP—To NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ., HASTINGS (J100.M) prnri fra ol any dollan <f»cI M tn xatii mortrase exprrax- ...... -- ------ ... « Smith, Mance Jc Preston's and settle to save costs; We must hare our pay. xxi4Gtf r-OXa. Diseases with Its Agonies. CKOOSKBETWEENTIIHM »• A promissory note given b, William Knapp and his brother, of Hastings, payable to J. Winters, duo Oct. 15 1876. On this note payment has been stopped, and the person who found it will confer a favor by returning it to the sutweriber. Abe Bvnnei.l. Barry Oct. 16th 1876. xxi49t3 SSiMmWBEs HOLLOWAY7S PILLS. Fred Sweet wiUiM to call atlcutiou to his friends and custcnicru that ho has situated In taken tho .window of Dr. Roberts (ita Post , Office) where lie will be found ready, will­ ; ing and competent to do all work-in his ‘uKOBOKW. CLARK. line intrusted to his care. Thanking you for past favors I hope by strict attention jto businosA to merit a continuance of tho ,same. Very respectfully PROBATE ORDER. xxi53t2 Fred Sweet. Probably I cannot better servo the inter­ cats of mV readers than to enlighten them .1 little on tho methods of obtaining money for chromos of little value. A party ad­ vertises that he will supply a “splendid kJ*. Frail LamuTvIno chromo to the subscriber of this paper Latidr, some PrAiriv only, worth 85, on the receipt of 25 cents to pay tbc postage with,’’ and he conveys deferred pwyrnoatv. Te ior full tutrro-oli < the idea that it is a gift from the publish- eaah. Bply to W. 6. HLA x 'ers ofthe paper in which the advertisement ttlo Kock. Arkafiu. appears, saying, “cut out this advertise­ ment and endotie it irith the money to show that you ore a subscriber." Now, all such advertisements are humbugs. The chrontoa are sen. as offered, but they arc very cheap onca, not costing, probably Hrdal and Diploma to make them over five cents each, on which the postage is two. I notice aa ad­ vertisement in a paper before me of a chro­ mo 30x40 inches.for 50 cents, “to pay for the case and postage, the object being to , —AND— bring the--- into notoriety.” Such a chromo at this late day in chromo-making, can . well- be afforded for fifty cents, the postage not being over six cents. It is well to let the rural public understand that in all such cases they pay all, and often dou­ SPOOL CO I TON.” ble what they a$e worth, while many per­ sons may suppose that they got them for nothing—only tho postage. A sheep’s frost teeth the first year arc eight in number, appearing all of a site ; second year, tbc two middle ones are shed out and arc replaced by two much larger than the others ; third year, two.very small oats appear—one on either side of the eight; at the end of the fourth year there, are six large teeth ; fifth year, all the frojft teeth are. large; sixth year, all begin to show wear—not till then. COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE. MORTGAGE SALE. Special Notice. Lest. Holloway’s Ad. Drugs. Etc. Legate. Ho Affidavit* of pnWlMtlon will bo ytv. until Mid for. All to b* furarted at lb* Statute yiUo. ‘ ’ ^““aJ^ NOTICE. ' LiNIMENT, WHICH HASSTOODTHETEST OF UTF.AM. , THERE IS NO SOKE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT wim.kotoubk.no ACHE, NO FAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OH THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN IMAM THAT IKIES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOI and bestok USEFULNESS HORSE. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-04.pdf a20d53e5106fb4c637009877e0326177 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 62.HASTINGS BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN MONDAY, DECEMBER 4.1876. [hi ^e.fni-Wfiekly Repbblicaji tapper Wagons, Plows, Dry Goods, Groceries, Salt, Etc. WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWET EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Apt>'~l~UJb| gjo j [CONCLUDED.] - the secret on* of me, for I could not alloV him to marry you without knowing tho troth.” injure. LB> I OLD ABEL'S MILLSTONE. From Tinalejt't Mqnslne. “My darling was it for your interest to know the truth ? Whan your brother left England you were but a child. Up to to­ night it has been my constant endeavor to hide the real facts of the case from you. 1 had hoped to have paid off the whole amount before you got married. Tom's proposal ttTnight, however, has frightened AU TES OF A D VER TISINO. •4 t'olntun | * VjCalnmnj U Column I i_' u!grua-1 MISCELLANY. “And now I know it Mr. Webb," ex­ claimed .Torn, 'who had been’ trying to speak for some lime, but had been unable to do so, owing to a strange sensation » of marbles rolling up his throat, and a de­ termination of water to'iris eyes—“owr 4SJ» AW I 9-00 I 16-001 !7.00| MO | 12.00 I 80001 SOXO| NUM iiu>olMji>lMW|mjwiMw' f on piE /fexy «J- 1'umbn* Directory Card*. not exceeding elx P.iiFMHLL JID BUSINESS CAM tiXfr rr viLL stLL SfflEMffl WO ffl B«., At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. , I do know it, I am more dm* ever desir­ ous of making Polly *ny wife. I thought of having the bans put up next week, and then wo can bo married before Another month is over our beads." “But, Polly," inquired Abel, “is not that rather soon." • His daughter was at that moment en­ gaged. in attending to tho fire, the bright­ ness of which had, during the recital of Abd's revelation, become somewhat dim­ med. J ust after he spoke, a cheery flame again shot forth aud disclosed a happy rmilo upon Polly’s face and a blush upon her, forming quite sufficient answer to the question. “Wdl, my children," continued tho old man, “do as you will." PLOWS AND CASTINGS / MlLO T. WHEELE R. TREASURER.—-OBee in th* Cour 11. C. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN A BURGEON, FIIKKI’OH’/. BARKY COUNTY, MICII. r*'S|»«*l«l attention given to DImsm nf Woman ul IXtltf M. W. RIKER. Jl'STICB OF THE PEACE. General Collection .nd luaranee Agent, Union Block, State Street. WML UPJOHN, t'HrsiCIAN A fWHOBON.-OEe* SALISBURY k BROSSEAU. LERSIN nillNTTC'RE. tpbol.lery Good*, aiding, and Picture*. tndertaking nromotly endod to: Uoana and Burial ftob« feralahed i purvonal attendance gi Wary In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and caatinga, we have a full stock of POINTS ATSTD EXTRAS for the Gale, Cuhtis, Robinson, Dodoe and Kalamazoo Plows. Points arc all ground and sold at the same price as unground points. • 50yi GREBRE & RUSSELL. Jtoomi, DR. II. F. PECKHAM. B'LBCriC PHYSICIANAND DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. n iromivo ciosw *. ■- ■ • -«IsSereo. Street. Al! call* will r*e*iv* '..atloo. xx454f A. P DRAKE, PHYBICIAN 4 SURGEON.—O®e« avo* Acklejr’e Drag Store. Blau SU UaeUnga WM. II. HAYFORD, X HORNEY and Councilor at Law.M; DR. C. RUSSELL, LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAUER, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND PROSECUTING rrruKNKYfcr «»rrv Cnnalr. Ag«nt for Hmm WM. BURGHER. ISAAC W. VROOMAX. F. S. BOWEN; JOHN Q. CRESSY. IIE1U PF. Doyntr County SnrrcywaadOouort Oonvvyaneor. OMeo at the Court How.. JanyTW C. G. HOLBROOK. THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For full Particulars call aud see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sngars, Canned Goods,and all oth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME A.IVD SEE ME! JOHN STANLEY. Hastings, June 12* ”76 ffllffl Of ■ COM, Look to your interest, and go to Tom Smith sprang from his chair and wm ringing Abel's hands in token of gratituded, when the sound of footsteps ascend­ ing the stairs caught Abe's car. “Here, Polly I quick with the candle," be cried; “there is some one who wants us, or has mistaken the floor." The room had hhlierto been illuminated solely by the fitful gleam of fire, and just as Polly had got tho candle alight tho door was opened,-and in strode Mr. Baker— Baker, Jr.,—whom Abd had left but an hour and a hall before. “Oh Abd." arid Baker, with hu broad, ruddy face glowing with excitement, “I'm so glad I've found you at homo, I've good­ news for you—news that will make your heart leap from yous bosom." “Whai—what is it?” exclaimed Abd, while Polly rad her betrothed looked on i* silent amazement. Why, your boy Sam—he who eight years ago was thought to be guilty of rob­ bing us—4 now proved to have boon inno­ cent," Abd’s face grew pale, and bis hands clutched tho wrists of Tom Smith and his daughter, who had rushed to his side. ••How—how do you know this ?" he cent, my boy innocent! 0b, that he had cattle, not so long nor so cxtenrivdy tested lived to aeo this day I"are finding great favor where beef in addiTom drew his arm around the waist of‘ tion to milk or cheese is desired. Not all his betrothed, nnd drew ner to the window. the importations of thoroughbred stock, I They raised the blind, and looking out, have reason to believe, hare been made up witnessed the heavens resplendent with of the best animals. The great difference myriad stars, and a bright, crescnt shaped ifr the qualities of tho animals would nrake it hazardous to order cows without moon. “Polly, dear, said Tom, it’s the first some personal knowledge of them or their day of the new moon. You ought to breeder." Another dairymen writes: “Some wish, and what you wish is rare to come of the ncighborin farmers who are engaged true." ’ in butter dairying, and who formerly kept “Is it Tom ?" replied the girl, with a Aynhirea, are introducing Jerseys into wistful, trustful look in her eyes that made their heard*. I consider it a wise policy to him draw bur still closer. “Do you know have some Jeraeys in ail butler dories; how J have watched for the new moon and but for a milk and chccso dairy, give me wished regularly for the same thing for AynbirM in preference to Jrrsfys. Tn many months post" speaking of breeds of dairy cows, I will '• Aud what was your wish, Polly ?" in­ say that my czpericncc teaches me to hold quired Tom archly. (I think he knew,’ the Devon cow in high c&tcm, both as a although lie pretended to bo quite igno- milx and letter cow. Aud I mast say that after many years experience with sev­ ront) “Oh, if I were tn toll you now, ths eral ,(nol all) different breeds of cattle, I charm might fail. Ask me dear when the think if a young farmer docs nothing worse noxt now rooon cornea, rad perhaps I will -than stock a farm with good, young Devon tell you my wish." cows, at fair (not fnnev) prices, he will do “Th?n darling, we shall be man and well. wife." His Toioe sank to a whisper, but FEEDING STOCK IN WINTEB. it reached to her ears, and as the words There arc many men in tho United ceased-her head had rank upon his shoul­ States, who have purchased an extenrive der. The fire in the grate had died away, the candle upon the table flickered, and at steam apparatus to steam hay, stalks and length went out; but with its last ray it grain for cattle, and feed them on steamed showed tho old man rapt in the contem­ food ; but T'do not think that airy fanner, plation of his precious relic, andzthc two no matter how,extensile his steam arrange­ lovers—one in heart—still goring upon the ments may be, or how numerous hu cattle, peaceful splendor of the starry finnament. can save nny expense in wintering slock in th?t manner. But as a matter of interest to those who steam fodder, or contemplate RURAL TOPICS. so doing, I annex what the editor of the WrflUu for th* RirrsuCiX Rx'vxxa by oniof N. E. Fanner says in regard to this sub­ tb* aoit axMrlrarod f*rra«rt, **nlenir> and ject: “At Mr. Stone's born, we saw the fruit Crower* id th* unttod StatM.I thirty Ayrahiera of all ages, from ten years . FEBTILIZEBS. or more down to a* many weeks, take their A circular has been published by the evening meal of .-tenmc-1 feed, which had ‘Agricultural Experiment Station" of Con., been cooking for several hours in a large, in which is admitted the uncertainty of wooden hex, mounted on wheels for con­ results in applying commercial fertilizers venience in transporting the contents from to lands ; yet farmers arc interested in Irach the boiler to all Darts of the barn floor. Tho box is the largest one we havo ever-' fertiliser*, because they cannot make uj>wi seen used for this purpoBc. It is about their farms all the manure that they need, eight feet long by four foot wide and throe and many hare to buy phosphates, guano, feet high, ana holds sixty bushels. This &c., but often without much apparent ben­ is filled u full as it «an bo crowded, once a efit The entire gist of the circular shows day, with cut hay, corn-stalks, corn meal and shorts, intimately mingled and then that farmers are entirely in the dark, (but steamed thoroughly till the fibers of tho not plainly admitted) in using nny com' hay and stalks are soft, and until the grain mcrcial fertilizer—that A. may apply one ii converted into pudding rather than kind to land with good ratnits, while B., dough. A few grains of corn which wo found among the husks were nearly as h'u neighbor, may apply the same to a sim­ soft and easily crushed between the Cqgera ilar crop, and derive no benefit at all owing m hulled corn when it comes to our dining to the* fact, that the lacking conatitucnts room I able*.’’ The GO bushcis of steamed food were in soils vary so much, even in adjoining field, that it w impassible for any body to fed to 30 cows at two meals, night and morning, also five pounds of dry hay to tall what particular commercial fertilizer to each animal at noon, and the expense was apply, while stable manure is sure to be all estimated at at 19 cents per head daily. that is needed. The following extract Now,14 to 20 pounds of dry hay, with a from the ’circular contains the pith of all peck of beats or carrots, or a few pounds of bran daily to a cow would keep her in good that is in it of interest: condition at leu than 19 cants per day ; “Borno time ago an intelligent farmer consequently there is nothing gained by asked the writer which were the better steaming fodder ; beside, considerable la­ fertilize!*, phoophate or potash salts. The bor and fuel arc saved by feeding stock in reply was, and I knew no batter one, “pot­ the usual way. This steaming of food for ash ealta where potash is needed, phos­ cattle is generally adopted by men with phate where phosphoric acid is needed, plenty of money, being incited thereto by and nitrogenous manure where nitrogen is theoretical writers, tho most of whom im­ needed. But if you do not know what; aginc that the manner of farming in the your soil lacks, and want to make sure of United State* is radically wrong; and -that a crop, and enrich ygsE-Und^at the same they are sent into the world to correct this time, um your nitrogenous raper-phos- bacLstato of things. L. / phatesand German potash salts together. PLOWING IN BYE. \ The former will furnish nitrogen, phoe^ . In green manuring of land the plowing' pboric arid, sulphuric arid aud lime; tho gaspod. ■ ‘•An hout after you left my office a let­ ter was delivered from Australia—it wm written by a gentleman, a Magistrate in Melbourn, and was to the effect that our late cashier, Robert WUmot, having receiv­ ed a fatal injury through being run ova in the streets, made u deposition, before tho legal authorities, that your son was inno­ cent, and that ho himself had appt-opiated the moneys of the firm, and, in order to conceal his own delinquencies was eompdcd to fix the guilt on some one else. The latter, potash and maguuia. Thus you official papers will arrive by next mail. will have a fertilizer with all that tho plant Abd, believe me, no person is more rejoic­ needs—a complete manure. At the same ed at this intelligence than myself." time it is well to remember that yon may The old man was in tears ; he could not feed your crops, not only directly by giv' speak, but the pressure ho gave the ex­ ing them these ingredients in guanos, phos­ tended hrad_evinced his belief in Baker's phites, potash salts, and so on, but indi­ sincerity. rectly by rendering store* of plant food, “And, Abd,’ continued the new comer, present to tho soil or atmosphere, available: it gives me pleasure—more pleasure than torough tillage nnd tho use of cheaper fer­ I can tall you—to hand you back your tilisers. A little limo or plaster may some­ ninety pounds. Both my futhcr and my­ ■ times thus bo more valuable than an amount self resolved qever to touch a penny of it; of phosphatea or potash salts that wouldI if you had died before you were satisfied cost several times as much.” you had discharged the debt, we should WHICH BREED IS BEST ? have handed the money over to your daughter. I am delighted, however, to This question is often asked in regard to। give it back to you personally; and if yon ! oows; but the answer must depend on will come to my office to-morrow I will hand you the fire per cent interest which what use is mado of- the milk and butter.’ has accrued since the first payment. Good If a cow or two are wanted by a family by. Abd, I fed mysdf an intruder now. that can afford to pay SI00 or more for a1 Good-by, and God Hees you, my booert cow, rad prefer quality to quantity, the Al­• derney (now also called Jerwy) cows arc• , to become thicker and thicker in his utter- superior to all others. If tho object be to ,n«, U>'d pUcxriin AM'« l»p« ra«U sell the milk, or to make butter and cheese’ canvM bog, which gave forth a riming for market, tho Ayrshire* and Hofetrins,> sound, and once again heartily wringing or grades, are excellent. The 8hort-hcrrns• tha old man's hand, bounced from the fooiu are frequently are good milkers, but theyr before anyone could bid him farewell. “Polly," whispered Abd, “give me that require better pasture* than other breeds.’ They make thebe* Uefof all breeds. workbex." 1 Devons nnd their grades are tough and Al tv KN BY AT,LAV sad SoHetior Xrf. by,p».to,. d«r rtu* Ud MrerbdcMgrf lo te WrfbLE NO. 2005. in of rye is advantageous. The land should be fortilixed in some way when the rye is sown in tho fall; and the grain should be plowed in with a large plow about the time that the rye has got ita full growth, but before blouoming. It should firat bo roilcd down flat upon Che ground, bo as to bo eaily covered. A farmer who has thus plowed in rj c says : “Tho land will bo-cffedually supplied with a largo amount of organic and minora! elements of plant food. If allowed to mature, according to the cstimata, the crop plowed in would add to the soil of available plant food about 227 pounds of nitrogen, 200 pounds of potash and 121 pounds of phosphoric acid, which would nearly equal in value the two tons of guano." CHOOSING FOWLS FOB TABLE. It is n little singular that taste or fash­ ion as to the color of tho flesh of fowls varies at different largo markets. In the London market, ydlow-akined birds are not sought for, the pink or flesh-colored skin being the favorite there; while iu New York the yellow is preferred in 4 marked degree. The queostiou naturally arises, what is tho reason fi>r this difference, in taste, and which are the best fur tho table as to flavor, delicacy, Ac. ? There is no doubt that there fowls which uro celebrated for their peculiar richness of flavor and hardy, and arc not particular as to Lite skrnoeJ varUic*. Such I Games, Houdana, Dorkings, A ‘ New York is that shoo I quality of the grass in tbrir pwtoe. . old j Stock breeder sy; [continued oa �Tea*, Coffee*, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc., Etc. paying in 'advance after November 1,1876 will receive the paper weekly from receipt or remittance to January\tll8Sl, Without r Hastings, Mich., D*c. Address of tho 4, Charge. B 6 1870. Combined tear! THE COUNTRY GENTLKIAN. Republican The Country Gentleman to published Weekly ou the following terms, when paid strictly in advance; One Copy; .one year; 12.50; Four Copiee f 10, and an additional Committee. sass sasssszosss SSSsSHaa.BssaBftBSSsSs £33sSgsasSsasaila§sss S3SsaseaassaaaSz£ssg e£8a3ss: l38s5s5aE5saasB=8£5s To the Republicant of Barry The Battle to fought and the victory won, thanks to your untwerving devotion to duty, and your firm conviction that ths Republican Party to still true to the Prin­ ciples it avows, and the Policy which sav­ ed the- Republic in the dark days of the Rebellion. pJaMoy y aivyilM pjoq M £HM|[ r. The Country Gentleman noeeeaws an unequaled Corps of Correspondents, regular and occasional, among tho Beet Farmer! of AU Parte of the Country, and conataully reflects tho practical condition and progress of tlio husbandry of every section of the United States and civilized world. The Country Gentleman gives in ita Horticultural Department a continuous variety of information and suggestions, equal or superior in tho aggregate to what to obtained in tho monthly numbers of most magazinee devoted to Horticulture. h»’P»ik kddllirid «<>P(1 ddi^aapniO ties, and a division in our own ranks oc­ rjuaf qtjtu*i»r casioned by a diversity of opinion on tho the Party, and by the prompt acquiescence by the minority in the action of the major­ ity ; § 3 i i s i i i i i •s and while wo could not see that any­ thing was to be gained by this agitation of the Greenback issue in the election of county officers, we did not deem it any pact of cur official labor to call into ques­ tion the purposes or action of any doss of our fellow citizens who differed from us in their convictions of duty., or the best means to accomplish what seemed to them to be their interest and tho public good. • Now that tho election to over, and ths status of the money question definitely set­ tled, we^rnst there may be a ro-union on the old platform of equal and justice to all men, of all, who believe in the equality of men before the law, and the protection of the property, and of tho personal and pc­ . Htical rights of every American, regardless of color or nationality. To these principles the Republican Par­ ty stands unalterably committed In victo­ ry, or defeat, and to anraro their enact­ ment into laws, and tho enforcement of tho laws thus enacted, with such other legislation os shall secure tho grealut tion of al! men who believe in Free Men, Free Soil, a Free Press aud the Inaliena­ American citiacn, whether adopted,'or to the manor born. The past to nt least secure ; the present triumph you have won is a lasting honor to yon who have so unservingly battled for the Right The Republicans of the State applaud your devotion to principle, and your real for that which you believed to be the right sSSsaaSsSssssasSsSas &31J82SS2' a-'sasS&sas sisssSsesr fcStWi'ggS aattaBsssSsassusSsSaa sSBsasssHasasBsSssas tsBaasssSssassgssEas ssBs'UsssassasBsSsgas isaaSsBas gir.RgSSSa s258U38saaassB8SsSa» esStoaSeHsaasaSKSas eaBSHBSsnSaasBsSssas i § »*.SJSfia.3S88.8SKtttB8; £ 3 S-.3S: done aff much as all other Jowrals combioaJ, to in^oducc and disseminata Improved dOJlpO*] JJ A e3J<»0 Stock of cvciy kind through the country; and command! to a greater degree than 5S •Wd u|l«V jaAMWR 1 juajiv b N aaiiupii tiawcf ao;dfl g »^ravf fs g H IpMnH i u*h«x»k 3 ap.t>03K q*nn oSpatpis •({ eotuvf jRiin ’'-iir E. ueSaanij pop'K E r l‘l»!d M w*>K tpojiuiOQ 3 nprio :So*3SStt23S! S-.3S; ?L tnet|uun ui’smi.tt The Country. Gentleman embraces numerous minor departments of a practical character, such as the Dairy, the Poultry Yard the Apiary, the Vineyard, and so on, and weekly presents a column or two for the Housewife and an lutorroring varietv of Fireside Reading. It contain* K well edited Review of Current Events, and It* advertising pages furnish a directory of all tho principal agricultural and horticultural establishments of the country. Specimen Copiet Free. Audrttt 6tjf Luther Tucker^Son, ALBANY, N.Y. VEGETINE qlMUOfpn uqof S-aSStt«58; The Country Gentleman contains unuaally full and trustworthy Markete .Reports, and devotes special attention to them and to the Prospects of the Crops, as throwing light upon one of the. most H R. Steven’s Column/ j|91l|9a*JA pratpju 3 3 Bia8t.a=s.8=aBas8=: 3 S.SSt.a = S=8S=ISS38=! 3 tt.38S.S=S.BSSt!S58-E: 3 B.33S.8=S.BSStt*S83S: £ B.aaa.a-s.BsattBsssss 3 B* — S«*oS Sese — a .IS o 8 -i 1— licans rordtolly invite the active co-opera­ ble Rights of every liatpuajj uojuog uSgsSSir EBBaSSiiisSsaafiSssasiE ciled, though it seems to us this difference of opinion should have been settled within Xaaaaj uqof PUREETES THE BLOOD, •»“I3 II J*U'j r 1 X9X*»O V piMpoOM wpnw.Cq 5 Renovates and Invigorates the Whole System. 1T8 IKDICI1AL PfiOPfHTIES ARE ALTERATHE, T»IC, 60LVEMT AO MURETIO. VEGFTIXK KS?" ayJaimr* sunrion u tta>M pare Mood. Cbrewic I s. Your standard bearers appre­ ciate your action and the firmness you manifested in their behalf and stand ready ScATTMKua.—Tlirrr were 0 Prohibition ticket* atxl 8 American Patty tickela caal in the county, aa follow : Avyiia, 2 American, Party. Barty, 2 American Party. when any of you shall be honored by a selection as a candidate of the Party for any billon. Chose On'our own behalf we thank you for Woodland, 2 Prohibition. which so generously reposed in ns tho satisfied that the tales of horrible brutality management of this ever memorable polit­ and savage barbarity toward tho unhappy ical contest, for the increased majority you freedmen by the Democratic “bulbdoscra," have rolled up for tho Ticket from Presi­ which have reached us from that State are dent to Coroners, nnd especially for your far than from exaggerated, fur they have seen firmness in the lace of tho uncalled for the poor victims assaults mads on the character and man- 'escaping to that who have cl»y. lincaa of some of our chosen leaders, raen pitiful appeal u fur above their assailants as the Heav­ the North ens arc above th« Earth. feeling of sympathy of these succeeded in The atrong and humbla people to for protection, will You can have in any shape you want. Crackers We brag on. Cheese We sell the best Tobacco. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 6Oots. to $1.00. Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. Crockery. Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. one pouscosing the true instincts of man­ hood, and the time may come chief honor this glorious victory belongs, the we should fail to do Justice if we did not be punished. Hastings, Aug. 7th, 1876. xxi30w4. Michigan Furniture, Coffins, Etc. Detroit Advertisements. 5,000 greenbockcre in Mich. igan. READ THIS N. SABIN. Hayes a majority of gives 25,439. ed to be 3,234. At Coldwater thia season 16,725.80 has been paid fur Centennial tickets. and he happy again. GRAIN, ELOUR The population of Charlotte to estimat­ the anr evidence. And liU Toed B«ud <*Tnd. MiA. GM IteMi in Prices! awaken a in the heart of every Rcpublicanrotcrs of die county of Barry the when even murderers of whitc'Bepublicans may Wto wUl say that Gen. the efficient services ‘ render- ,Sheridan used too strong s term in styling Out of fifteen lady applicants far admiss­ SALISBURY & BROSSEAU ion to the University not one has been rejected. Grsis There was polled in Kent county at the recent election, 15,150 votes. to growing finely. um Dwlm tn all kind, lotisui^ Comer Woodbridge i Shelby Ste, Old Kent , Detroit, JMlch. FURNITURE, John H. Wendell & Co, Pjatfetery Gates BncMS Rua, fc. The prohibition and greenback tickets ed by the RxrCBLICAN Bannxb, in the contest through which wc have just pass , were nearly a tie in lohia County.' Sraioo Dcmurr, languor, tassUude, and that ed, as well as the uuUring efforts of its ' Pro­ hibition 66, Greenback Ti: and Michigan Lake Shore Railroad be­ tween St Joscph and New Buffalo. ’ th* Past Vi/* Sravr, which (uppiiM thablocJ not , with its vital frlucipaJ of lift elonicnl—iron— surpassed by any man in Central Michi- jiafuaing rtrenglh. vigor, and naw Ufc into all gan, entered into the contest, and did ।parte of the system. Being free from alcohol, a work the Republicans of Barry County ita ' enrrgiiioc effect* are no*, followed by cor- will not fail to remember with gratitude. ' Thanking you fur the honor you have conferred on »s, nnd for the victories you iGlw2 PLOS’^A,!'’ fillFFKS&lMETS New iron to being laid on the Chicago with & teal that did not abate, an energy that, did not flag, an ability that to reoeiver for the Chicago and Lake Shore Railroad. Michigan Ho is at prvfeut the General Manager of that -road. ALL DISEASES 0E THE BLOOD. . M u>d SS ASbndun St ' »ETBOIS,t . MICIHT.AK. j Look here I Look here! I ' What! don’t you think wc can sell Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds ■ .I.... —aw C—— 7 \t. The Michigan State Grange will meet ____ • have won in tiie past, wc bid you stand The .New York JH&tutc advertises for 12. Half faro u;>on the railroad* and firm in tho future-. We ask that justice . as to the uLcreabowts of the about halfrates at the hotels after you get may be done,-that ths opinions of nil das. iufcraaik.il * President who was elected — that you join us in giving to all men a Spices. State ftema. Republicans who have recently ' visited New Orleans arc now more Editor, Geo. M. Dewey on the Rostrum, who From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods., SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, ctUre organ*. Hilar* ItiUatiun atlon and re<ulatee ibe bovela. this triumph you have won for the Party recognize Ooffee Hatlinz*, 1 ProhlbWon. Ila»llng» City, 2d Ward, 1 American Party. 84 Ward, 2 Prohlbliion. 4th Wan!, 3 Prohibition. JohnNnwn, 3 Ameriuan Party. Rutland, 1 Prohr official position, to reciprocate your action, to tho. extent of their several abili- While thus recognixing, that to you, the Our Teas are all ^NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $1.00, we claim to beat the County.’ a copy Jor the yearfree to the tender of the jdauj H Japjajl n»u qoawf currency question that could not be recon­ TEA! TEA !! tipod tOTITHM .The contest in this county was embarraised by special and unlocked for difficult \ Papkhb—Fobty-«ventii J. M. HEWES, . Wf guarantee Satisfaction. -Huarsc furnished free to any person Mnfctading a Coffin worth We The Albion Mirror stands up on its hind fared before, far we make the most of our Ceffins and Furniture. jasticc, and protect the political rights c citizen, and thus any on <• J- M4/A Sio aii OMifflial R • �!o Memorum. p*> m in hot blankets, and lent our faithful " «l Fl Bl AL HH1 ■> BAHT IWH, nd >m )at We alept aoundly through and did lb •job. pHIAVS ADVERflSEMEMTS. •Nov. 28, 1876. heal late to retommend a medicine.—TUmmm •, -traxtSale—Franca Roldan. - -Edwin A. Strona. names again, talking about his own besetting sin, having forgotten the peal. Well if he can All About the County; .. I.UOSJ. Heel of the Vniverw to remove from ua by death our Worthy Btoter, Cyntba Runyan, Therefore Jieoobed, That wa deeply regret bar early death, and wUl ever mon kindly eheriah the recoollaetloa. of her many virtue., which were alway. prominent in her inlercourae with u> aa a woman, and an Adoptive Mum. Btoolotd, That we exlead to her honored hueband anil family, our heartfelt condolence aad aympathy in thair great affliction. .John talks about our big boots—Well, our boots may be slightly to large for John's Chinese i until meeting Tueeday evening. both hia bead and ahouldm. ire Haix or Haxtixm Eastkkx Braa Lenox, No. 81, or Adoptivx Makx*. cast, aaya tho Baiun. rketed in this city. : «r ■ should be a meeting of the Board of t it ion on Tueaday evening. , ■ - circuit court stands adjourned tiwlil If that is so why did -O.i_ t>.____ . p« day. . - th ink* of the Editor of the Baxxk*. are ing dinner; ■ A daughter of Hon. Norman Bailey, waa ■p.:itc seriously.injured Thanksgiving evening, while uliding on Broadway near the residence A. CARD TO TUS AMKRICAJtPUBLIC. anow and Icc, has com­ m 1HDW For 1877, if he had not been a legal voter. in addition to .11 its former excellencies, heretofore surpassed by do other religious weekly newspaper in the world, will offer Council Proceedingfi. Common Council of the elty of Hastings was Nor. 21st, 1876, there not being a quorum present the Council adjourned. BARNES & COMPANY. Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. ■voure the peopl nine box ofHolU-., . . a; ■ vim- xxi31yl BM2" tet’ ^-iESir.S Z' te XJX1 SrSS&'SS'i ’LT.'F-WS; ‘EL“t «be American refnve to purchase M edteine* parpr-rtinx to be our» ENTIIEIT NEW FEATURES, THE HUM UHNE Recorder. D. 187B. . Present the Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Evans, Lewis, McNaughton, Russell, Sheldon and ’ Petiika of relative to gradftg on one aide of Broadway from Bentley's planing Machine to bridge, waa laid on the table. Of Pioneer Co , to appoint George Davis, Wm. McShcrry, Dan.J’hax and Wm. Michael, 8223 ALLEN & TREGO’S SPLENDID DISPLAY OF Fall and Winter Millinery ! of great importance and value. HATS, FLOWERS, &C. Flrvt—We shall print through the Tomlinson. Phillip T. Colgrave of Charlotte an experi­ ence-1 and popular Teacher of Phonography, Bought very low and WE will sell them at ivill please the closest buyer. lered until election morning and waa told then eil of the city of Heatings waa held at the Michael Grace has moved hia Saloon from the north-east corner of State and Church Streets, to the building next east of Em. Busby's Bar' yr shop, where his friends and the publie rilk pictorial illurtratiaw. Machine Oil, Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, « Black Oil, viUare. and are extensively used throuxhonl the entire civilbod world. concerned we did not advise Birney VanBrant luwuhcuse on each Friday in December to th.' season of froat. menced. . Ti e desir o to call your attention to our etook of strictly pari 'DRUG.S and MEDICINES Tie make a speciality in deal ing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believe it is for t> ie inter est of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell oi ily prir. no and pure MEDICINES. We have ' .... a, large, stock of pt ices that uf the Editor of the Bum. W. S. Rogen, the Treasurer of Carlton, will ; < at his residence each Thursday, and al tho the or MASTIhGS CITY DRUG STORE married. The Grand Central Hotel, New York, leads in flic p.'pular demands for low prices. It has reduced its rates from >1.00 to >2.60 and >3.00 Jue and tendered to Sheriff Creasy and 8urveyor Bowen for a fine turkey for Thanksgiv­ valuable luneationa II eontalni. In addition to ^wolrvrf. That a copy of there reaolationa I* presented to the huiband of our deceased later, and a copy to tach, tha RarcsucAX Bax«xa and llastinyi Horse Journal for publica­ tion. T. Puiura. Mrs. W. K. Stun, Mire Julia WianvuAX, Committee. McGee the assistant Principal of our I -chool is very sick at the residence ef Mr. Hadley in this eily. *cpb Cole haa removed hia Meat Market Front JrforMU Street to the Goodyear building tjtxt WcsleT'the Bank on State Street. _Prt|y a. Pile, and Millinery Goods. rldiaoa and latitude. at era BMtinliable for a cor- iiy the 20th day of December, inatant. I be official canvass for Senator In the 16th OU Spedal Notices. Hostetter's Ublted States Altaasie for 1«TT. fe» distribution oralis. tbronshout tho United Statei, and all eivUlsod countries of the Western Hemis­ phere, will be publtehad about the flirt of January, tn the BoxlUh. Goman. Premb, Welsh. Norworiaa. Swedish. Holland. Bohemian and Spanish year SERMONS by the most eminent deigymen of the country, of all denomi­ nations, from Maine to California. Our readers will, therefore, hare the pleasure of hearing the most famous ministers of Ngw York, Brooklyn, Boston, PhiladcL phis, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis. San Francisco, etc. Second—Wc shall publish a series of artidre on CHRISTIAN WORK, by Rev. Stephen H. Tyng. D. D., whieh will be invaluable to elcrgyflien, Sunday-school teachers, and every Christian man aud m JI, ???????;??? < xr. Hilled w. will AU kinds of Ladies’ Underwearat the LowestPrices. Fancy ever and person; opposite Goods of all kinds Cheaper than in quality to suit the taste of every Remember the place, State Street, Roberts’ Drug Store. ‘ GIVE US A. CA.LE. gas MRS. CLARA AT.T.FW MISS VINE TREGO. woman. Third—A new Serial Story of Amer­ ican life will be begun about tho middle of December. Its title will bo fjJJJ three willina t V riaht In their own IveaHUre. explain hero. Btuloca. pleuant Women, and bon and airt. do u Heatings, Mich., Oct, 5, 1676. xli46tf Machines,AMarble Wo^ks. Ayer’s Advs. & Groceries. A PAPER CITY, Pioneer Hose Co. On. motion of Aid. Ruaeell, the above named VE prevent opportunity to become proficient in itWe learn that, a few days since, a man in Baltimore fell from the-roof of a barn, on which he was at work striking on the scaffold­ ing oq the small of tho back, which resulted a few hours afterward*, in hu.ilcath. We could peroonl were appointed members of Pioneer A motion of Aid. Ruaaell, that the street Com., be authorised to employ an Engineer to articles from the pen of Elder Brewster, employed. appropriate fhn<*a therefor. F. McNair, highway wo 2nd Ward not use fl» U F. McNair, highway work dlh Ward 19 87 Charles Horton highway work 4th Ward 25 88 Thoma. Bette, peeing n their good., but they look cheap to ua. whu the Editor . call a •‘gambling Hell." Wo do not know of any such institution in dur city, and if there io Ayes—Aid. Evan*. Lewis, McNaughton, nays as follows: Ayes—Aid. Evans. Lewi*, McNaughton, Ruaaell and Tomlinson, 6. Nays—Sheldon, 1. On motion the Council adjourned. L. D, QvACSCWBCTn, ’rices! EATT many dyspeptic, ailing persona. Get What Can bo Done m n Day. funded. Only one disagreeable It in country neighborhood*, where all should be iVe think t day as it usually is on the Sabbath. Turkeys one year, postage paid, together with any one volume from the following list: 1. Tho Pickwick Papera. 500 pages. 2. Our Mutual Friend. 516 pages. 3. David Coopcrfidd. 520 pages. 4. Nicholas Nickleby. 516 pages. 5. Martin Chwzlcmt. 530 pages. ’ 6. Dombey aud Son. 534 page*. 7. Old Curiosity Shop, and Reprinted Views. 530 pages. 8. Little DorriL 504 pages. 9. Bleak Horn*. 532 pages. 10. Barnaby Budge, and Hard Times. tuoky Cksb Distribution Company." Thtoia a larger dowry than anybody short of a Bothachild bestows upon his children. Gev. Porter la no Rothschild, but he intends to give away that amount among his ticket-holders on ihat Boa. 576 pages. 14. Uncomtr.oiciai Travslur, and addi­ tional Christmas Stories. 356 you would get your share of ihiagoHeomaana. 15. The Mystery of Edwin Drood, A ChiW’a. History of England, Master Humphrey’s Clock, etc. thing oocured al ftie not be kept away from social gatherings. Tbe W»rki «f Charles Dlckcas, in tho famous and unsurpaased House­ hold Edition of Messrs. Loe II Shepard, tho well-known pabiwben of Bcstoa. Look at our offer I To each and every person, whether already a subscriber or not, ■ who acoda us <3, we will forward 570 11. Oliver . _ ___ 12. A Tale of Two Cities,’ and Great Expectations. 514 pages. 13. Oirtstmas Stories, and Sketches uy Grange Feast in Rutland, on Thanksgiving is too bad that people thlevetohly inclined can­ Jr., of Brawstcrville, Mm*,, on men and things, religion and politics, and every “ top topic " a* it comes tip. Fifth—Our great premium for the year webdicre to bo the best ever offered —vix.: Tub1 Indxfbsduct Ruaaell, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 6- Etc D. 11. DeLand 4 Co.’a 2/ret OUmenl SaUraDie. be one of the most sparkling nod attract­ ive aerials ever published. Fourth—Wc shall publiah a senes of move dirt therefrom, waa carried. it would bo wise to hurry up and secure your chance for a heaping pot of it. Whole Tickets, >12; halves, >6; quart eve .Fk Ex-Gov, Tho.P. Porter, General Manseer. Frankfort, Ky, rickfohd Wktic Knitted by D. R. Locke (Bev. Pctrolcm V. Nas«' by). It vividly illustrates the present era of speculation, of linng without work, of 500pH?«r For Ayer’s Hair Vigor, PROBATE ORDER. For restoring Gray Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. Idea at the probate offlee.io theeiC which is nt once line and Clinr the petition dalr veriled.of THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC day of December next, at 10 o'clock in the for*other persoui interested tn eaid estate, are r.qjirholden^aTtho probate otUeo. in the petitioner .hould not be ■ranted. Aud It la frrther ordered, that said MtiUoMS i pcraon* iatemted la raid estate of eald petition, aad the£earin« PROBATE ORDER. Family Knitting Machine Jiow anraeiiDS umtctmi saa; Ww?& ninafral aud from Pnaanr. B. C. Prladlc,Jnd*e of Probate. In the Matter of tho Bvtate of Marr C. Berate, that an Instrument Clnr led in this oourt. pursad tastameptofsala <tevupon It i«on!«red, that Tuesday the 2>Ub day raetion Book, eentainint complete and ireeUou to the operator, aceocipmdee riSLwilsSwriK ua OBicc. in the City of Ha.«tinp and & aant tr. tor narl of tho e health?, and ef­ fectual for pro­ Nervi ng the hair. Faded or gray hair is toon testored to U» • original eolor, with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and bnKlnest often, though not always, cured by ita use. Noth­ ing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or tho glands atrophied end decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of foul­ ing tho hair with n pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ita occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray cr ‘falling offj nnd consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances ■which make some preparations dan­ gerous, and injurious to tho hair, tho Vigor can only bonoSt but not harm it. If wanted merely fpr a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desir­ able. ‘ Containing neither oil j>or dye, it docs not wil white cambric, and yet lasts long on t^ic hair, giving it" a riclg glossy lustre and a grateful perfume. “fex.. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., ATTACHMEXT NOTICE DOWELL, MASS. i of Mlehlpan, the Circuit Conn for the conn- FIFTEEN SUBSCBIBKR8 we will lend More Blooded Stock. rouds s were more abundant, and quite as enjoyable closed with a pleasant party at Union Hall, ood reports financial ‘usd otherwise. Abraha<Rj«r«on of tho Township of Has­ ting.. imported into thto couniy oa Friday teat• Short Hora bull calf, four month. Jd on th. 28lh of November, bred by A. A Droak. of We«i Nori, Oakland Coaaiy, Michigan, that Th- Patrons of Grange 140 Rutland, had a Thanksgiving Feast on Thursday evening last, Pedro." waa tired by 11th Duke they carried out their programe. B8U. 5fyl The our county afiorda ; and although an hundred of Hila- Dickens Complete. Every number of tho Independent con­ tains largo octavo pages, forming a weekly tnagnsinc in itself; whereas all od>«- folhi nligiou, |»|xn ht»* only f™ 1« to JO of much mJkfliia. Tho, Tho off.n; for 13 twko n mock » «»y «»or rrlipoM Joor- etnioeaily The Paper for Hard Tim. guAMnUPTioN PUCE of the Independent, with premium, <3.00 per annum, in JisLS' N.U.. -1h-"" I = s XhLT. “tirF-SLK?.. 4. J.iitlS a swttZwG . Attorney for Plato' ADMIN JSTRATOK’S SALE* FOR SALE ‘Fruit Lands in the Michigan fruit belt. One, Fruit and gar­ dening farm of 251-2 acres to-. Exchange for a farm near Hassolicited. �Legals. (COHTiMUKD PBOM 1st PAGE.) bhe-Ainncd fowls in choosing fowls for ll»c table, the latter of which arc generally poor in quality, such as Spanish, Ham­ burgs, &c. Another reason may be that all the pink skini are very tender to. drew, tearing easily, aud axtra care is required in drafting to make them look attractive, and if they come from a long distance and.are al nil damaged, they do not pre­ sent as clean and nice appearance ns those with yellow skins.—(Korol Etw-Yorker. WIMTEBING BEK4 Bees require some protection in winter, although tn the Middle States they often winter voy well on their summer stands when unprotected in mild winters. I have found boxes made to set over the hives a good protection. The space between the biro and box to be about three Inches, boxes open at both ends, and the open space packed full of straw up to and over xthc top.-' Then Uy some boards on tho hive ns a roof to keep the straw dry, if the hives arc not under corer, and the bees will winter as well as in a cellar, or in a bee house. The passage ways of the hires must be kept open by cutting openings in the boxes, and placing pieces of tin or tine, bent in circular form, over them and between the boxes end hives, to keep the straw from closing them up. The tin should be bent with a shoulder on each side and secured in position by tackv or. Star Clothing House Star Clothing Houae. Legals. MORTGAGE SALE. [Star Clothing House,| mortgage sale. ut’w.’u..—.“11 "J nv?. GRAND RAPIDS, * * Are Offering their Entire Stock of Mens’ and Boys’ At an Immense Reduction in’Prices MtatV of Harry. »ndHt irecrlbed a» folluw». tu iwrsisx??. - $4 50. CHILD11ENS' SUITS, $2 50 to »5 00. GOOD BUSINESS SUITS, W 00 to *7 50. BOYS’ SUITS, $4 00, J5 00 an.l Upwards. JliNff SUITS DOWN TO PROBATE ORDER. small nails. Lost.. A promissory note given by William Knapp nnd / his brother, of nutting, payable to J. Winters, due Oct. 15 1876. On tliis note payment has been stopped, and the person who found it will confer a favor by returning it to the subscriber. Abe Bvnnell. Barry Oct. ICth 1876. xxi49t3 Clarence-!.. Lewi* nlinor* — heir* and kcatecs ^On retuJingVnil filins th. petition, duly verified, PROBATE ORDER. Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits of Meria M. Lewis Guardian .f said Minop, pray­ ing for roMOMtherrln r.t forth, that •hr mayo, liccnard to soil certain rcr' —LJ SSb ifeOnly $1000 and $12 00. ^* sons inletMted in said • e&-« Smith, Mance St I'rcston's and settle to save costa. We must have our psy. i xxi46tf Those Suits wo Warrant worth Folly X3 00 to $5 00 Moro. perron* int.rerted in raid ret it thi*ProVrto Offiw’tn tho* «how oauro. if «ny th«re> bo. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. - ’ * $3 tfo; $4 00, $5 00, JG 50, and Up. MENS' OVERCOATS, MENS' FINE BEAVER and other OVERCOATS, $9 00, $1000, $12 00, and $15 00. OVERCOATS, $2 50, $3 50, $4 00 and $5 00 and Up. BOYS’ - $2 00 and Up. MENS' WORKING GOATS, _____ - . $1 00 and Up. MENS'WORKING PANTS,' W WE Guarautao to SAVE People a Great Deal of MONEY if they will BUY of IS. -®e G. P. Rowell & Go's. Col. The Little Rock PRORATE ORDER. OF MICHIGAN. Uoantx of Barry, re.— oa of th. Probate Court for th. County MHm at tho KbaMOOce. in th. rtty. r».on Monday, th* 2Qlh day of Novraber. rear one thousand aiebt buudrad and J. & P. Coats Moke no Miatjaka. as ours is the \pnly Double Store. Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal street, 62w4 GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Excursionists, Liniment Holloway's Ad. Drug., Etc. renoon, bn ,a»d that M.V UK‘I. M »W »■ WHWM. WWW >11 OtllW person* intareatrt) in sahl ovtale. are roqnlrfti to ai>p«ar at a tearion of said Court, then to be holdeu at the Prolnt. OOc. in the efly ot naatings, and show eauro. If any there be. why the prayc.- of th. I THE TESTIMONY OFTHE WHOLE WOULD __..j--------- jt liferotitioa.r sire untie, to aid Mtalc. of the pee* i’W.’slsL&u: Bad Up, Bad Breast*, Sore, aad Olean. mor. a n»w»paper printed CENTENNIAL HRK ME FACTS. Superior HOlimrS ODfflENT. Strength Excellent Quality Jodsw of Prouata. NOTICE OF ^JON^g^SIONERS ON SPOOL COTTON.” STATE OF MICHIGAN. l_ Probat. CoVl far Cocxtt or Baur. J ” raid Cuunlv. E»urt. of John BartlaU. dccwaecdTh a under- • to tho person* interested in «»ld e»talo. idrasy of said petition, and th. bearinr ■Bhnafrr, culan and ING MACHINE CO.. r printod-and elrealatcd In raid County ropy) Judxo of Probate PROBATE ORDER. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. OF MICHIGAN. County rf Barry.**.- ! Louisiana State Lottery Co. uJKJSSS’S .HMyfete'ESS'li.’ on Thureday the Ztd day of November. . GVARWAWS SALE. In tb.MBUOTortbottU:. ot AHm and Cha*. H Sflri Canada Soathcru n’y Company PWffl iim store W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, at namloTi of celd Court, then *tn l>e rh^sia.*xriu sr'Kas' Qeo. M. Savage & Co’s Col. W°!£r COMMISSIONER’S NOTICEtaaad* ajrtinrttha -UU <4MiJUamM. Hunt Ute of mid eounty dwcuad. baraby airs Nolle, that DEAF Boo"free.. O. J- wi>O». M* MXMWUSU. NOTICE TO COM^y^SIONERS STATE OF MICHIGAN,^ Protato^teCT NOTICK ha*. through ita connection:- i.nibe Wert nnd Northwest, placed oa sale n targe number of T<?va.im»’ Exctnuioa Ticket* nt greatly re­ duced rate, by which jMXMuncor* can not only vidt the Centennial Exhibition al Phil­ adelphia. but can, in addition, viait the prin­ cipal eastern citlea, with an opportunity of •topping al any of the great number af fit­ , mou.» rvrort* in New York and Pennsylvania, i Tiro Canada Son them is the only line from tho West running directly id Niagara I Falui, giving passengers, from the train, 1 wonderful panoramic view of the Highly Cataract, nor*e-ihoe Fall, the ■ <lrcut Rapid*. and landing them «*ircci ■ I ly at th. Falla. The track of the Canada I Nwntlicru in an air line, laid with rteel i rail* of the heaviest pattern; there .are no । curve, or grades; wood is wed for fuel: , Couches are furnished with the Winchell ' Valent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom dust With its complete system of 1 magnificent Parlor. Sieeplni; and . E>rnwl»ia Room Cnrn from Chlcn- Respectfully announces that he has again engaged ! trim LK, and in the DRUj&^TRjLDE, __ ’ y arri-Uhas in stock and daily arris- a©, I>clrcrit and Toledo, ana u«rouingt a fresh ana genuine ncciion* *t .wiaaam I'niuand BnitaStack ofn.,z, Drugs ana Medi*®*h® "*’w Tor!1 ^nd /raraaao K»z»w.v... Krle Railway*, tho Canada Southern esnes, Dye stuffs, rancy | uh* i>e-<>ming th« favorite Hue to Goodst and in fact a cam-1 w® ?’«*«»■ *•» »w* popular Hue plele Stock of Druggisfe | Merchandise which he offers Any Information c-tn be obtained by al­ M /.Art rwinbi n± Pm_______________ ducsd Prices. REMEMBER^ the Peo XXIMTtf pie’s Hruff Store is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. I THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I One door east of Spauldings ;THE FOE OF PAIN I TO MAN AND BEAST W-l'artles answering any ef lb»« adr«rto< menu will ideate Hate wbiru they raw the Mm>k $500 EXCURSIONISTS Will, ofcourae,jrith to ace nil th* sight* comforuMr aad cheaply. To ibi* 'end th. MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TE-'T OF 40 YE4 US. , THERE IS SO SOKE IT WILL SOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILL SOT CCKK.NO ACHE. NO TAIN. THAT AFFLICTS THE Hl MAK BODY. OR THE BODY OI A HORSE OR OTH ER DOMESTIC AS 1MAL, THAT—DOEB NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING Sic., BOc.. or fl.00. HAH OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING. AND BESTOK ED TO LIFE'ASD USEFULNESS HANY A VALUABLE HOUSE. .MH ■________ ' .— --------- POSITIVELY CURED. koctu. F,lM4w.Mieh. _ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-07.pdf 8171255cdf78fdfb7123771c045589ab PDF Text Text “3P3BC3B SEHII-WEEKLY lepoklican NO. 64, VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1876.W^OLE NO 2007. jhe?Bjni-We«kly ftepliblicaji bapper Doctor Alkln’« Double Column. RUD, READ. READ THIS i GEO. M. DEWEY’ editor and publisher. «*• CHRONIC - "i."... AXDK TUilCAL, 'THE imw EVEHYBODV 1 1 HEAD A • — CT ■»■ * -*■ DISEASES. "S* The Doctor « Location ia mod eligible. eantral ■iul AnttVainiunt at otbsn, sro rcprwsatod In the ys»o> of. ippoell* Ubove) llatiiban I.irth side of Slate Street. Usallng*. ll»rry ty, M*htesn. TERMS Ok SUBSCRIPTION: ' PaUojtaarefrhjjfe*ih^^ib^u Id"c A'.I TES OF ADVERTISING. Dunmted by any ota Psriital PPSlT yliT&’^irSA. ';SF8Srta.W: “lW^ _ ___ — ----- ILU ... <v. i llmolr. uklllful tiwunwl io proloax lire "i ilucrcd brnoralnni (uflbeins-MMom frw froa on bo rrRiorrd U. h**>lh by Uic •klltrul cprclolHt ^tao olaco I MW. Al SI. Ixml. Io •« ; (tan Francka, Pi’tOFISSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. ■iSifflSrWffltW: faith IM. tain: "Iatu eo anus anS Maliy well hr your troaimmi tu CTiumMKtynW tokinny tjlrnda u* n»ml reliable i>br»icla>>. □eluded," wrilca a fnaa of a, In poor health fur rear*, who.aft Xffwtf- • icrofula. Rhram*u<m. 17y»p,p»U. PI Lc.. of wnolevcr luuno or aolare. c*i XX tilIf The INTER4)CRAN makes especial claim u a , I^.VMILY NEWSI»A1*®» , Prompt aiunilon paW HARVEY WRIGHT, Sweet's H°Tel> GRAND RAPIDS.......................................... MXCB DOARD A NX* ROOM. V-'■&> TER DAY. ■ Micbisas. Nashville, ufflSEMSK’ PAI N TER Al A. N. Rock’s Carriage Shop Jefferson St , - Ha,,’f£’J'S,ich READ / READ / READ / Special Medical Announcement Joij Comfort and Happiness TO THE , Sick and Afflicted 1 OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. DB. J; B. LaSUKE ‘Ivtinsi Hotus for eon«ullkUt>n during 1S7B »nd '^7.’ tha fullowiM r^MtabH*lie<l IM65, WINSLOW'S STEAM MARBLE WORKS Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. Pensions. Marble Works. 01 ptnau. HoaIn all coun- i Great Interests of the Northwest, The INTER-OCEAN ha* tho largest aggregate circulation of any newspaper pubftihcd in the Northwest. It is sent to more than 7 000 Postofficc*. distributed in eviry State and Territory in the United States, in all the British Province*, 'and numerous foreign States and countries. TERMS OF SUBSORUTION: BEMt-WEBKLT. One FREK <xvf with every atnb of twenty. Postage-teim^^S! riSfiiiV'T“” »VrfiX*FJHr?9I? pros, or rcci-i.m i«>w by GEORGE MACDONALD, now ap. pearing in The Living Age from ad­ our vance sheets. General Land Office. 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It is not excelled by any nublication in tho country The 1NTEILOCEAN u a 1 I oj pottage. A t. jETalamazoo* Mich Having steam power and improvad. machinery for aandlDg, high polishiDg and cutting mortice*, we can dowqrR cheaper and better than those wno work by-bnbd. , .1 First-Class Nacspaper, Chicago. . IV’i/h it alone a reader may fairly keep up with all that is important in the liter aturc. history, politics, and science of the day."—The Methoditt, New York. •'The ablest essays, the most entertain­ ing stories, the Smart poetry of the En­ glish language, arc hero gathered to>gether."’’—lllinoa Stale Journal. “ Inditpeneable to every one who detiret a thorough compendium of all that it ad­ mirable and noteworthy in tlw literary world."—Bfitlon Pott. “ Ought to find a place in every Amer­ ican Home.”—New York Timet. 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For 110 50 The Living Age and eithi er one of tho American $-1 00 Monthlies (or Harper't WecJdy or Ratal*) will be sent for a year, both potipaid; or, for |9 50, The Living AOK and Scribner s St. Nicholas or Appleton’s Journal. M D. Reed desires to call attention to 1 r ______ I For tho finaTlot of CanD«l Lobster, Cigars that cannot be equaled at John Salmon, and Sardince in this city, go to lanlcy'e. ‘ John Stanley's. FOR SALE .1THF BANNER O«7CF TIIEGHKAT AGONY. one prevailing topic in The the city now, is, “who is to, be President ?” Tho Republienm are smilingly confident and the Democracy are as ugly and waspish as they can be. They claim that if Hayes i! declared elected it will be by fraud, and in the gin mills and gambling hells they talk loudly of resistant, and offaiangurating Tilden by force.'"’it i» very hard for red nosed, inonstached gentlemen who I avc^protnises of places under Tilden in tho event of his election to resign their hones," and being eimpdlcd to go back to ordinary thieving for a living. Sinecures in custom-houses, with unlimited oppor­ tunitie* for stealing are much easier, and when they think how dose they came to it they gnash their teeth in rage. But the business men in the Democratic party take no such view of it. They say, with­ out exception, that if the returning Boards declare Hayes elected that ho must be inaugurated, and that there will be no fight over'y. The fact is tho business Democracy who voted for Tilden would a little rather bee him defeated than not, now that tney sec the reckless, revolution­ ary dement that stands liehind him. And they don't like the .attitude he occupies. In all this excitement, be has said not a word to allay the fever, or quiet apprehen­ sion. He has not said that if his oppon­ ent should bo declared elected he would acquiesce quietly, but he holds himself in position to take the office by force if need be. And it i£ a significant fact that all the threats tof trouble, in this dty, camo from those who stand tho closest to him. He conducted the campaign with bluff and money, and he will stop at nothing to secure tho scat he has so long coveted. Heaven help the country if this archdem­ agogue, by any means gcts.his grip on the Presidency. THE NEWSBOYS am reaping a rich harvest. Tho circula­ tion of the daily papers have doubled, and the little gamins know how to keep it up. In one up-town block, tho population is entirely Democratic, and the next block on the same street is entirely Republican. The smart newsboys enter* the first block, and yells, “ ’cre's yer extry World I Til­ den's elcctid^ sure." The Democrats all rush to buy his paper. In the next block —“ 'era’s yer extry 7Vm«—Hayfs ker­ nes Looisaner, Floridy and South Kerliny I" And a very lively sale among tho Republicans is tho result. One more honest than the rest, was asked what was the election news, and he cried “extry Tnboon 1 ” Peter Cooper's defeat con­ firmed. He sold a great many- paper*. THE POOL*. Among the betting men, and their num­ ber is legion, a great deal of interest cen­ tres in the pool roonis. Pool betting u a specie* of gambling without cards or dice and has become guito fashionable, even among so-called respectable men. Tho Pool Rooms have been the arena of much excitement during the past weeks. There are a number of these fiyihionable gambling houses on Broadway, the two most largely patronized -aic known as Johnson's, corner of twenty-eight street, and the palatial establishment of ex-prize fighter, ex-congressman John Morrissey. There arc several kinds of pools known as Auction, French and Combination. A portion of the room devoted to such pur­ poses is fitted up with an elevated plat­ form, upon which are seated the auctionecr» mid derka. The roomn orc provided with scata, and from a comfortable loung­ ing place for tho fashionably dressed loafers of the city.- Hundreds arc usually in attendance but not three per cent, arc bidders or buyers. The auctioneer an­ nounces that a hundred dollars is bid for the first choice on general ftonlt, Tho favorite, candidate is then naniud, generally thus I One hundred dollars for Tilden. How much do I hear for Hayes? The bidding is varied according to the working of the ]»litical thermometer, varying from thirty to eighty dollar* for Hayes. Til­ den one hundred. Tbe bidding having •. .t________ i—,k handed to each party. Tho succearfiil bidder receives the entire amount, ie*H three, per cent, which is the pool adter's found at all hours of any day, ready to do French Pools.—In another part of the ttnv work in his line, from putting* new room, needy nrrengedaidc by side,are a spoke in an old wheel, to tho building of number of frames constructed with spacen । the best buggy ever seen in the county of AGdreo |TTELL A GAY, Boston. ' Barry. Don't forget the place; in the Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the ___ —Z.l. Tiro & Bro., nnmer corner o ___ *•„’ * ■ ____ shop with PSM. JasonX-Rich o dusted io a sdip inserted on the board, toPure Liquors, bottled for medicinal pun Church and Railroad Street. aca, for sale at moderate prices by John j xx6tf tMky'_________ __ uaiu I these m in tb. .odd, nt th. ntna v.l«.bl<, liurnrr .nd ri.nul. tn.ttor of th. d.y, fratn th. pen. of th. Loading Eua,l>(>. Spl- : entiab, Critic., Dl.cover.rs, and Ed- i Hora, n printing ever. d.rart».nl "t. v—and --a Program. Knowledge 1 he Living .i^fin which its only com|>etitor, “ Every Saturday,” boa been merged), is a weekly magazine of sixtyfour pages, giving more than. i> roaroww b««i jodsmeaL call To folly in rwtlsata and Mtiafr: . ukM b«Ml«« from th. hand, of r»d pT>»Islam. and b "m-uv “ 1,00 LEADING Nov.li.t.,.ndtou=.ttot Ui- Bu.iurrt ixfr^^.ory Cardi, not cxeoodlnd six New York, Nov. 27th, 1876. ., d.”™ above named and many oth-; era ; embracing tho choicest Serial andrf , Short Stories by the Leading Foreign Irs , up ell hope of re! ■ ef. Hi. Alltab)*. with m»rr.lom■ ■ 1 i:m>i J 2 1 JB I Au» I 30X01 SOJB l~UM0 Three Editions: n • tty t i , M, SeaiWeetly Hi My. Litteii’s Living Age. toeee the Doctorbcforenttrndlnr too . !§joire l" *tJW I «£•»_ I KOO I «TJM> l_«SL« JSjsare I 2JW !_3JXT I .. I’llUO I _ _»J» ti m Jui. 1, 1877. Tb. Living Age enter, &uWbl»a ,1^. linn S»r ,«.n «n » noon iu 1174 Tolnnw, vrtth th. TOntinnal ’ • H«l>~~»t.ti’n Bonnbhmn F.per. |U|eo»u..n.l«tlon or Ik. b«t m.n nod Jonr .»dd«fajlb.pnwpl«. nd. of tboonottlr,. rad with otmtady =»<i ngoniniton of U» NUtood Bjptih. ItKtwini I “2 P*T7-. "* I,!,T?R *“ U 180, it will rantisb to iu tovl«n, ’ ■«* “ ,hc ,OT'fro"' t>fj«m.l«>» th. proSalo., rfth. toranM uttboto ««l-b"twl ■ nttoto. upn^dotod to Union Ticket Office. 3 OUR NEW YORK LETTER. The Great Agony.—The News-Boy*. —The Pools. on this favorite. As between Tilden or Ith YAOE/J �the company, or want of nlteotion to llrcir Teas; Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, Crockery, Etc.. Etc The Confederotee Fee! Outraged. and the public welfare by their offiews and employees. IIastingh, Mich., D’ 187G jO.7. Hence the parading of such mishaps as do occur in displayed headings ton city arc very anil exciting paragraphs, it does not seem they coll the invasion of the to us, can be of any real benefit to either Capital by Federal the owners or patrons of these roads. has bean a time since Buchanan left It is for tho Tkertl. best all elaiHCfl of our people to interest of aid by all lo- much outraged at what troops. House that the White Federal uniform in Harper s Bazar National There never appearance the streets ILLITSTKATED tho of a or of a geiimatc means in promoting the prorper- united States flag has not in like manner ity of our railroads. sent They are the great terror to their constitutional hearts. For alrielly hoiuobold inaUero aad droaa, civilizer* of the age—the pioneers iu open­ There are no State rights in the District ing np and developing the undeveloped of Columbia to bo violated, yet the apo*- E lady can aftord porta of our country—the menus of rapid Lies of State rights see in the appearance formation it rlva inter-communication, bringing all parts of of a few hundred noldiera the destruction of State sovereignty. effect that a Northern Hence, instead of impeding them the South in tho savagely which will affect a reduction of the patron- nal machine. io iai old slave days, it is iiterary and artistic featurw, the Bator ia unVOMt, Boston. *ge given them by the public, -we should And still our Platform. \ only print that which will OUR FAITH JUSTIFIED. Hint Hayes and Wheeler were legally and constitutionally elect­ ed President and Vice-President of the United States, yesterday, we have no reasonable doubt, though wc^p to press before be­ ing able to get the full vote of the several Electoral Colleges. But still we have no doubt Ruther­ ford B. Hayes is elected. ble state of perfection, as the more perfect CYnxen says: The State Board of Canvassers of South i! ■ । Carolina has done its duty faithfully and 51 O' fearlessly. The attempt of tho ignorant the publuhera. and arrogant Supreme Court to interfere rich it- had no lawful respondent reflects on tho Railroad Com- in matters over wlii mtsnontr, we' think ho is talking at ran­ control has been frustrated by prompt nnliance with the law by the board dom. If there is a public officer in the Tho triumph 'of law in South Carolina State whose acts are more worthy of spe­ is fraught with the most momentous _ cial commendation than any other, Gov. sequence as regards the personal rights of Bagley alone excepted. tbut man is the colored people of that State. Every colored Republican of any prominence Stephen S. Cobb, the present Railroad would bare been in danger of persecution, Commissioner, in and for the State of even unto death, had the machinery of be unleratood tljat Ihe aubaeribar wfrhea to Michigan. i. To this, at the time of his np government passed into Democratic hands. poiutment entirely qcw field of public With Governor Chamberlain still in now- eeipl of hia ordar. The Annual Velum the cowardly White-Liners will be duty, be brought deeded ability, inflexi­ held in check. Every philanthropic heart ble integrity of purpose and a fixed de­ must throb with delight at the assurance termination to d> all that could be done that; with all their intimidations, tho bullto brink our Railroads up to the highest doxers of South Carolina were frustrated passible state of excellence, that the poo> in their nefarious con-piracy to carry the binding, eent by mail, poapaid on receipt fit pic of the State might enjoy the benefits State by fraud and violence, and thus in­ Bl 00 each. augurate n reign of terror. they expected when they put forth such ty, whjlo passing over them. Fot^rth. So far as the note of our cor­ superhuman efforts to secure and re-crosaing our State in so many ways, and so thoroughly accommodating the lu a letter on political subjects address­ people of almost all sactious.zand at tho ed to the Editor of the Bannxx, received one day last week, there was this signifi­ • ' “Herewith I mail you a copy of to-day’s cant paragraph ; tho Jackson be of accidents either to persons or proper­ almost same time to secure tho whole people against any infriugiyjZ'nt of their risbts by these corporations. And most admirably has he succeeded in his efforts, as tho pub­ Horse fob balk—A good seven year old mare, Bound, weight 1200 pounds. Time given for payment. JuLIVB RUKSKLU xxi46tf • I fit be necessary universally attest. thia Statcvduriog the past three months, curtail and trust you will find room for them in burderr, let it be done iu some other wsy your besides doing away with an officer who is excellent journal, the Republican expenses iu order to to lighten the It is of moment to have tho annually saving sums untold to the people public informed concerning the accidents of tho State, for the mere pittance paid which occur on our Railroads and their our Railroad Commismonor. Banner. causes, especially when, as is the case in too Address HARPER k BROTHERS, New York. CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Manee A Preston’s and settle to save costs. We must have our pay. xx’UCtf Lansing Republican containing a list of lic and the patrons of I he roads will almost Railroad accidents which have occurred in For Toledo bottled ale by tho doxen or otherwise, and stock ale, and porter by the bulk, go to John Stanlxt’b. xxt44i3 Harper's Magazine ILLUSTRATED. John Stanley eellx better and cheaper Tea, than any other House in the city, xxl—14 t 4 The Legislature. Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastinge, Aug. 7th, 1876. It has been our policy during the twenty years wc have conduct­ Harper e Weekly should be in every family throughout tl<e land, as a purer, more interest­ Hmm Maouis, one year *4 00 ing, higher-toned, betler-illiutrated psixrr is not published in this or any other couutry.— 54 00 includes payment of U. 8. poetace by Cbontereijl BuUrten, Boston. the publishm. ’ The Weekly is the only illustrated papar of tos day that In its essential ehnmeteristics i» recognised as a national paper,—Brooklyn ed a public newspaper to carefully exclude from its columns all articles purely senw tional in their character, all reports of accidents on our Railroads, Steamboats, or Stage Lines, and all extended notices of I.S—-- criminal events not local in their character, and all crtni. con. coses of every name and nature, and from this fixed rule wc do not *. A. lUaUBOE ». r. UruO. please ono to whom we arc under many personal obligations. For this detcraina- teSKas.1’- *tiuu to adhere to our long catabliuhed rule we think wc have good and sufficient rea­ The leading articles in Harper'a Weekly on political topics are modala of high-toned'discuuions, and iu pictorial illualraiioos are oftea corroborative areumenl of no imsli force.—Eruauner and Chronicle, N. Y. The Weekly baa Io a still larger degree disUneed all eumneiitors as an ilfaetralH new*, paper. Its editorials are among th* most able ot their kind, and ita other reading nuttier ia year, st once learned, brilliant, and ’ * illurlraiions are abundant and arc the the produettot^ of tho soil. bobacriptic READ THIS ■■HOT, and be happy again. STEBBINS BRO’S. A Grci Rett® ii Prises I FWITURE! SALISBURY A BROSSEAU Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than uny bous in Bar­ ry County', for thwe reasons:15 ’ 1st Because we have no rent 4 > pay 11 Because we make the mt»jt of oui goods ountl vcb. great TERMS. They ue Furniture, Coffins, Etc. HASTINGS Keep It. constantly being used by all cluses of oar people, anil must cou,ti:iue Furniture, Milk Safes. Where you wnl find all kinds ol sons. Our Railroads ’ xn30w4. • TERMS. ed correspondent we certainly cannot con­ Ftref. Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. < Crockery. Cliuaper Limn ever, fbr WE ILLUSTRATED With this request of our much esteem­ comply. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 60cts. to $1.00. Harper’s Weekly. the horrors of Railroad butcheries." sent to Crackers We brag on. Cheese we sell the best Tobacco want to close out. can, the fault-all seems to lie either with er, to in any way guard the public against You can have m any shape you want. WANTED—Our pay at once, it will save you trouble. xxi46tf Smith, Mance & Preton. pawed, and ito future nem as bright if am brighter t baa any tlmi since the golden hne of Oysters, the celebrated “Shield Brand,"1 prosperity settled around iu later and best years.—Brooklyn Eagle. tho officers or employees of tho compa* The follower,; is the full list of the for sale cheap, at John Stanley’ Harper't Monthly is marked by the asms char­ nies on which the accidents occurred. Abo, members of the next Legislature corrected. acteristics which gave it circulation from the that your Senator and Representatives by tho official returns; first with the better claw of readers. It com­ bines reading matter with illustrations in a elect may know how perfectly useless is the way to make clear and vivid the theta prosentofficer df tho State employed ata large ed. Pictures merely designed Io catch the eye of the ignorant are never inserted.__ Chisalary, known u the Railroad Commission­ many accidents reported in the Republi­ Spices TEEMS. triumph of law and or­ in the old South State, der peopk, and the leu likelihood the construction of the roads now crossing OUR RAILROAD INTERESTS. Of the glorious they are the better they can serve the there will From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods SOUTH CAROLINA tend to build up and sustain them in the highest possi­ “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian mterforance which will destroy the other. Coffee ridta Kiting lh« houtohold in intemtlng Hter- newspaper had in squinted at as if It was an infer­ by the publication of notes intended to, or uiuneu. Our Teas are all NEW and bought at the late decline from 40cts. to $100, we claim to beat the County ’ A bayonet has the the country near, comparatively speaking, to the markets and business cantcra of the nation.- TEA! TEA!! The old rebel Democracy of Washing­ DihJcpi tn all limit FURNITURE, upitasterr Goals to be, henoo Frants, k 4th. Because we warrant r.H p.»odn wr take. ' calculated to make their use a source of eonatant fear totheirpatrons. Tho peopleought to fed a reasonihlc degree of personal Clair County. safety on the cars on any of our Railroads. And it m true, notwithstanding the long- portion to tho number conveyed Look here I are in­ jured on our Railroads, than by any other Detroit Advartiaamanta. mode of publi GILLET & HALL DTT-RnTn- Look hero! What! don’t you think wo can - sell pi PA1'E«-Hoi.rSMHren. Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds camper than any firm in the State ? can do it, fur, with the help of J. M. HEWES we gwuuuteo Snlirfartion. Wo �rhegejni-WeaklyhBpliblicaiitapnBL r^Hisiu PMtt w urn iwrn > siilANGEH’S A vole of thanks for tho excclleicire of a set of By-Laws, printed al our Jobllooms, for West Bide Lodge No., 260 I. 0. 0. F., at THE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRES­ IDENT ELEcf. Special Notices Grand Rapids, was tendered ua by that Lodge I Legals iriadison Dispensary, New Ativertisemanto. jffw-t tHfauU. Market GUIDE Almost all the election beta in thl* Mellon v -I.UUAL R- R- TIME-CARD Legislature wfll pan a law depriving of his vote, and forever disqualifying fnm hold. aouo bast. AH kinds of FRESH and SALT Meats 1180 r.M. - llXOr.M. (SaturdaysudSundayalftOO r. h. I r.lxht at I(M»a.m. on hand. .tn- Expo >vid*d-«nd ncr ■^SSEgsBss Hour Fact to That which is Hood.—Many having tried all kinds of Seleratu* and Baking Powders are now holdiugtasl to D. B. DeLan'd to sag uioriam eoMatooC, aM lo GUIDE, 01 SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Land & Co., having had twenty-five ■years ex­ periencein its manufacture claim it is tho only POST OFFICE TIME CARD at.1 Brail* Creek—Arrive iu*, initski county ar. ing integrity tho Government of the Union ■aid eoanty of Harry. Maroa. A. b . l«n. al ti is committed for the next four yean. ilisflod to lot it itand on its i> auJ Lowell—Arriro dally. •xeeplSonday. . m. P. O’s—Baltluiors. Bedford. Johm- The men to whoso honesty and unswerv­ Thia standard periodical, now over thirty- Ed. Bans k:—Pursuant to a resolntiou of oompreheniive and, all things considered, the the District Temple, I. O. of G. T. fur the cheapest mean* of keeping well informed In county of Barry, I fUrniah you for publication the best literature of the day. To this tact, the following brief report of its proceedings al more generally recognised every year, may Us test regular session held at the' village of be attributed its continued and increasing sue. Woodland,, cn We^esday, Nov. 16th, 1876. it cincaliy and Saturday at 13 m.: lure at 1 J. M. NEVINS. P.M. were represented bytReir delegate.’. W. D. Thc ablest living writers in science, fiction, history. biography, philosophy, poetry, theol­ ogy, politics, criticism, and art. are represen- aided over by DistXet Counselor Philips of nestings. the disposal of root inc business. It being MiloT. Wheels C I! Bauer evening session, a*id resulted in the election 7 the following officers : bo found In the prospectus published in an­ other columr, affording a sufficient evidence of the dualilf of the magaxine, while in quan­ tity of reading it is uaapproaehod by any other periodical. It la. in abort, the only thorough compilation of an indispensable cuarent literature,—in- W. D. T.—T. Philips of Hastings. W. D. Conn.—8. Philips of Woodland. W. V. T.—Mias Hattie DeGolia of Middle­ W Houhulln venieuce to every American reader can hardly e ir chclf among the ecletlcs; it has absorbed its W. F. Rec.—Burt Holly of Woodland. W. D. F.—Frank Norwood of Hickory Cor­ liillri* Hall—A. Morrison. W. D. 8—Frank Sh.rman of Hasting. W. D. C.—Rev. G. Sherman of Hastings. The following are the names of the appoint- W. D. O.—Mias Cora Cooper of Woodland. ed officers. W. A. M.—Mies All About the County. Gold lUSf. Michigan Central stock 42j. Hayes has Florida by;920 majority. Hayes has Louisiana by 3,437 majority. Our new Detroit ade. will internal business men. • Chamberlain is declared Governor elect of South Carolina. The President’o Mcsoxge will appear in Rill :e titudo of quarterlies, monthlies and weeklies, it can "hardly be dispensed with by any person or family drairing a satisfhetory compendium of whalerdr is of immediate interest or perma­ nent value in the literary world. Hattie Payne of Middle­ ville. W. A. R. S-—Miss May Throop of Hastings. The following resolutions were adopted, and Snowing. cast the vole of this Stole for Hayes and Wbec- papers of the county ’or publication RttoIrtJ 1st, Yhalit.^t declared to bt the scare of this District Temple, that tho old prohibitory liquor law is a much more efficient ------- ■ - '---- I)———, t—wlbfl than ill* ___ —■ all new subscribers, and reduced clubbing by which a subscriber Is, at remarkably small home and foreign literature. Our readers who are selecting their periodicals for the year would do well to examine the prospectus. There can hardly be any other way of obtaining so cheaply or conveniently so much of the best work of the beet mimic of the times. Literary Notices. Rwolrod 2d, That wo deprecate the inter­ pretation which the Supreme Court hre placed upon the license law. and roc»rd it re one which pandera to the Uqu r inloroeU, and tends to defeat true Tmnpranoe Reform. Ruoltnl 3d, Thai re Tenipraoec laborer*, wc ought to extend our influence in the work by a free use of public journals, oapecially the local papers of our county, by contribut­ ing temprance articles to their columns, and that we ought further to promote the temprance interests by taking a temperance carnal. Rtu&td 4th. That wo hereby express our .. .. . . ■ 1-______ .,U'^,ll.».l fnr their hospitality in entertaining delegates and visit­ ing meml^rs to the District Temple. The prospectuses of the various periodicals published to-day will interest very many of our readers. this city next Sabbath. and Legislative Ticket and four of the six Rep- north of Iron Bridge, will be let by the Council on Tuesday evening Dee. 12th 1879. florid- electa the whole Republican Stole Ticket, two Republican Repreaentativee In Congress, and a Republican Legislature. Our Jobbing department is now turning out be obtained elsewhere in Central Michi- th* Maine Line of the Michigan Central, and The Grand Central Hotel, New York, has in their Season. uowrnmaal ■orrey, MSMy aarea >ns hnnenUu (KJe; acres, be tbs Can PaH tor HOGS for PAMG. rUle Nowmlwr IM. A. D. ini Fit A sent HOLDEN, Mortcasw. CRAYON PORTRAITS. MORTGAGE SALE. Then u no Portnit so lasting os a Cray­ on Portrait Some of the finest Landsoapo paintings and moat costly Portraits are luide friipT crayon. Water-colors and , itcu!F»n. of U><| oil painting/ often loose their brilliancy; f October. In the] but Crayon Dever fades. Now is your time to get a good Portrait for onu half less money thin you can get from any other first class artist. We wil|-furnish Hel'deu of rralrlevtlls, county t — for a abort trfiic—from a good Photo­ UlcbUsn. wtileti M4l«nm»ot w Hit office of the KeuUUr of graph or Tin-typo, a bust picture, rise of eouiiivurnarry.vn the Jlslday ul al t*u o'clock In the lortnoo glass covering portrait 10x20 inches, with a fine walnut? frame, everything ready C-r hanging, fur the small sum of 813.00. In' Clevdaud, Cincinnati, Detroit aud Chicago, they will charge you from |25 to *50 for the same class of work, and no finer than what I furaiah for •IS. Please call and examine work. Residence in Firat Ward, near State ruad. Ont good Agent Wanted. JOHN W. CUSTER, Artist xxiMtf Hastings, Michigan. Market one door West of J. P. V. LEINS. Hastings, Ort. 24.1876. Tut AeiAtTtc Pobtbait mb 1877. From tho premises of the subscriber in the Township of Rutland, between the first and twentieth of September last, fire yearlings, three heifers, one a cherry red, one a aesp red and white, the other a light red and white. One pair of steers— one a deep red with white spots, and the other a light red with white spots, horns a liule clumpy. One calf about six months old, a light red roan. Any person giving in­ formation where this propertv may be found will be liberally rewarded. L. D. Gardner. Rutland, Nov. 28th, 1876. 3 To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHOUDT, at her Rooms over the Postoffice.* Lace Making MORTGAGE SALE. of all styles will be taught, for TIDIES, TRIMMINGS, &c., Remember the place. Mrs. P. D. Osterhoudt. Hastings, Oct. 24, 187G. (xxi52w4) The The “Iron Trail.” Special Notice. Loyal Odd. William Williams. , J.- M. Nsvixs. P. M. Miss Thackeray, in addition to tour gooa 4rt stories. The Easy Chair ditcurew a number ef fteri: A Good Paper. |3 00 per day- ihia county, la a candidate far Deputy Super­ intendent of Public Instruction. He would grtrybody kiUfcra the IxDxrxxbxxT, of New York, as lbs leviing, most enterprising, and. make an excellent officer. *11 agree, mort r sdsUo and iu.trootiv. of our numtrous religoHs paptrs. « » "otJUowJ° Chromos has died out, and It makes th* re markable offer of any ooe volnme of Dicken * Works a handsomely illustrated and bound ^Xo, to anybody who wiUraMbo end Commercial. _ HASTINGS MARKE. Dee. T. 1B76. Fred Sweet wishes to call attention to bis friends and customent that he b«« taken the window of Dr. Roberts (tn Poet Office) where he will be found ready, wdl- uwiumiaww —r— -----for past favora I hope by strict attention to buaincs* to merit a continuance of the same. Very respectfully xxi53t2 Faro Sweet. SC&tt volume of Dick* ‘.a. and everbody ought to want Dstod. December 4. A. D. ’.578, •3.25 •3.00 •2.50 Nov. 27, ‘70 . ___________. Ths Udxtxxdx>.t. CARBOLIC OIL Disinfects, PariUca, Sooths, •»* jjwby l. Dec. 5d>. 1B7«. Nxwton. > pay mine at . the point? “‘to! xxl5Gw4 R. J. Grant. wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new Millinery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Post office,. We also do all kinds of Famly Sewing. . Ladieflr^give us a call before, purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Osterhoudt <fc Wu-kins. Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxiwtf) REMOVAL! GRAND RAPIDS, Ufofiont oil T1*00t pirns’ Take Notice. tn Rutlaud. Dwlaimi Shop! Mrs, Osterhoudt & Wilkins M HIT STORE • Look at this! Meno coati Yonth’t coato Centennial Milliner al Pabllc «rd»T ths 'elosk. la r.sUfe R. J. GRANT SELLS, in the three States of South Carolina. Florida and Louvinana. The result is a glorious Rs- xxi52tf. Scholars Wanted ioa:ti-wrra quarter(•«) • t »ect;uo Iwentb «tr Strayed. Robcsta Drug Store. A jpicy aketeh descriptive of the At­ chison, Topeka and Santa Fo Railroad, the ponion picture to that of Mr Longfellow which beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of was issued by the same publishers la»t year, tlnj picture „,w „ v-----------------------Tho is furnished _.. only lo subscribers to the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," .. _ ..._ A.'- T-l. a J.Mflflfltnflifl I. nlefnr.. nd male nf Mlehican. •cvnrdlnx lo aplai msrenr.by The dimereiou* nt of each picture the mnsical snd dramatic critic of the u artneUd W Harris* H. Laskis asd I -u by w jnehe*; and both are wotfhy, fur New York World, sent tree on applica­ L a Wilson, and duly r-nnJedroooIds eo.tp»rwith th* •ouib line of said totwv.oly no> feet : their artixtic exeoltanee and their repenortty tion, together with the San Juan Guide. 11*1 bsuce norlh i-atalM wub th* wist llna sf Mid lot M portrait*, to hang in every library and rictiCJi tiiencv w*»t panUUl with »al<l nta[« and time tables this new and pop­ oulU line of s»Mt*«: .____ I- .Lll— 1st oevenly (TO) lo*t; to thaws: ular route from Kansas City and Atchison l)>eof udd lol: Itieuc* soulb sloas th* w*M uaaof *M tot iwooty-oiaM <M) ortagialas. to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo ­ —The December number of Godtf't Ladg'i n»l«d. Nov. rih.A. D-lHt. MOKMO* took is out. This excellent magaxino for rado, New Mexico, Arixona and tho San be held on tbs 3d Wednesday of February ! hdks ia fast gaining popularity, and tho pub­ Juan Mines. The finest lino of Pullman PROBATE ORDER. lisher, not to be out done by any of his com­ Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ [ STATE OF MICHIG AN. County of Barry. petitor!:. offers a beautiful chromo, entitled public lecttare will be delivered by some able ••The Mother’s Joy,” to every subscriber for souri River and the Rocky Mountains At asewiun nf the probate eonrt for the Couaty boldeo at ths Probate tn the . « . —- _ • — L. ——J. » *h fl V fl 1877. Wo have received a cop/ of the chromo without change. Special round trip tour­ *f Barry ----------,By jj,, Offlev. su, j,, ot Qty and ean sav that it is truly a handsome one. ists' tickets from the' Miioouri Hirer to thousand sbrhlhundrpd t.4 ierccty-«lx. |B per year. L. A. Godey, Philadelphia, Pa. Denver at $50, good to stop off at al! of more than usual interest, and It is confident­ PrerenLa. C. t . In tbemaitrr i points. Address. ly hoped that every lodge in the District will Harptr't Movin' begins its fifly-forth vol T. J. Anderson, ume with a very attractive number. There are be fully represented. On rcadlnr and fllint the pstitiou. duly verified i Gen. Pau. Aai. five 111astriled paper*: The Homs of Cotambuii, f Jobe lisle, ndmiuutraior oftb* esteto afraid MtunutviLU. Nov. 29th 1876. XX52tf ’ Topeka, Kan. by O. M. Speneer. giving many interesting Buts relating to Genoa and the Genoese; Boys and Girls, a clever paper by Porte Crayon, in Our Centennial, day of DKwmbcr in::.al 10o'clock lathefbtsaeou. his brightest and most characteristic style; Lostbo amicaed fur the hesrius of raid Sjjntlea. The Knickerbockers of New York Two Centu­ Train has brought me a well assorted ries Ago, by Gen. Egbert L. Vide, a paper in n. So. 1*‘. .Iflai-Odd n which history end gossip are plsasantly com­ stock of Boot*, Shoes, and Gait era fur the other penoav lntert..ted in is Id-Male, are required at aassaivn of laid then to he bined; The So-eallsd Pigmy Grevre ‘“Tenses- summer and fall trade, which I will sell inapoesr Uolden al th»bn>b«t-offloe.inlkceUyof Hnatlnas. see. by Prof, a T- Mason; and tho Philippine way down low for Cash. I also sell the Jnd ,h<.« enure. If any therSlie, why tbe-srayer of mountings. The finder ie petitioner ahouid nql be gnuilM: . island, a pleasant dwcripilre papCT by P-«• celebrated Singer Sewing Machine And it i, further ordered, that said administrator Bouse. Two of the pomns also are illustrated; The Book of Gold, a Christmas Story, by Mr. different Kinds of Sewing Machines. NeeTw.taUn bjMr. AW~b. dies and Machine Oil I also sell Well & Other poetical contributions are made by John Cistern Pumps. Advertised Letters. 0 Saxe?Edfar Fawcett, A. F. Josephine Pollard J. MaVs Bishop Com. G. P. Lathrop and Paul Hayna. iotE.Aifte^ JVebei*. Opposite tho Post Office Mr. Gladstone’s letter, to which we have already Hartings, Mich. roftrred editorially, will be read with much In- xx41tf 0. Barry County. Mich. Dee. 6,1876. GUARDIAN ’S SALE. Robert Beathum. Maria Bresee, John Grant, announce a reduction from >4 00 to|2 26 and Infant child of Sheriff CrsMy; which occurred (teiof »*e-.tonn north of ranse oObrad fersel* x-AT.SiJii’.’-.sa. the foremoet writers upon all topics of living ville. TO-DAY’S ADVF.R fISEMENTS. Hop*. cuonir bounded acd d lical Uiijipejj JlaticsF etc. Fresh Fish. I uiurtyac*. or «o ■ tn ■a.Wfy IboaaM other with raid A Littair* Living Age for 1877. Corflapondenoe Also Poultry^ Game. the c*:y ofMsa*: coort houst K Cures F.heuituUMm and Neuralgia. Instantly all vs the pain uf Burns. Heals tbc most OlMtinatofiorre and Uleera. XM V 4X®If“X sn"r«/«"r«x'wiW-r Loch“ if h* ito*rriTT"iir *rw> 22 MONROE ST S'KXT BOOK TO ****&£ retained by the �. (COKTINUKD FRO34 1st FAC^k.) Ike two hut when us-xl fur horsc-rtcing it1 n frequetolly a choice smeug Dumy. Tb whole of the money, realiaed by the rf tiek«u for both I«ti- JjfaO «, „„ rata among tha-.e holding ncke*' tho camo of the Fucccssful can/'.gw<<, instance a pool of time Ar d'0]|ant made up by the sale of tick eta at fivo doj. . lam each, would indicate Bix hundred sub­ scribed. If divided vs follows: Three hundred and fifty told for Hayes and Hayes was rjrccesfu) the three thousand - dollars would be equally divided among . the three hundred and fifty Haves tickets. If Tilden were successful, tho three thous­ and would bo divided among' the two hundred and fifty holdcra of his tickets. This class^of pools, was extensively sold in New York, open the local, State and general cloclicn. Combination Pools.—This is a favorite arrangement, from the fact that tho amount paid to the fucccbIuI subscribers is much larger than by any other. The process is thia: Tho pool seller puts np four doubtful States, say Louisiana, North Carolina, Wisconsin and California. The buyer arietta his State as he chooses, and pays fire dollars for a ticket indicating his ideas. Thus ho might bet that Tilden would carry California, and Haves Wis«UMUn and Louisians. To win the result must be precisely as his ticket reads. He may bo right on throe of tho States, but if the fourth goes against him, ho loses. This is a favorite method, for the profits of the few winners are enormous. To win on this combination, the better would have marked Louisiana, California and Wisconsin for Hayes and North Carolina fur Tilden. The money in the pool is divided among |he few who were lucky or wise enough to make that choice, Some­ times a five dollar ticket has won as high os n thousand dollars. Tho amount in­ vested was enormous. There is nothing to write about in New York but the election. For it is the only thing talked about. Everything has to make way for jt/ Things will change as soon as we know who is elected. f Pietro. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. The Little Rock ^and For^ Smith J. & P. Coats Superior Strength Excellent Quality Tit Grae! Mm TtaiwNare. ' For 1877, in addition to dl its funner excellencies, hcrotofure "arpaaiK'd by no other religions weekly n<rwi«pni>eT in the world, will offer ?EHTWELV HEW FEATURES, or great importance and value. , Fixwt—We shall print through the year SERMONS by the moat eminent clergymen of the country, of all denomi­ nations, from Maine to California. Our readers will, therefore, have the pleasure of hearing tho most famous ministers of New York, Brooklyn, Boston, PhiiadeL phis, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis. San Francisco, etc. orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY Fourth—Wc shall publish a series of articles from the pen of Elder Brewster, Jr., of Brcwsten'illc, Mass., cn men and things, religion and politico, and every top topic ” us it comes up. Fifth—Our great premium for the year we believe tp be the best ever offered —viz.: 15. Tho Mvotery of Edwin Drood, A Child’s History of England, Master Humphrey’s Clock, etc; 500 pages.For FIFTEEN SUBSCRIBERS wc wiH send Every number of tho Independent con tains 32 largo octavo pages, forming s weekly magaxino in itedf; whereas allot!:- Sid'U’S'iS-r.JlM- Philadelphia. IK 8 r Care on all treini. Grand RepUe TRAINS BAHT. w<S!lsifeB<4,'»1S4— to JoHC?$ $500] sato-: i. m.- 9 » >.____ |. 1 16 >10 10 110 S J Si­ ’s draw Lake. Chebra. itra.. GOING SOUTH. Railroad 8 10 ’ ...~ NO. 2 NO. ONO. a STATION? tbpd^rHElbEAJri,NGn' STATIONS s»fi SUE bi TiT On thia line we unturpaxMi!. M«al< will be fnrn Idled el suitable hoax, end ample time allowed GOING WEST ■arwbu5>Jio2Y rzcATifwet i s ll StatiOm. ■ For any'other information apply to Western Ptneeaxcr A/ecl. m L EEYWJUB, ..Ta'- Bgar.fr D. I. 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Fur Sparta aud Winona and points In Minnesota, Ono Through Train daily, with Pullman Siwpera to Winona. ‘ For Dubuauc, via Freeport, Two Through Train* daily, with Pullman Con on night train h. For Dubuque and La Crowe, via Clin­ ton two Through Trains dalle, with Puliamn Cars on night train to Mc­ Gregor. Iowa. ■ _ For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Traim dally, Pallman Cars to Miaoourl Valley Junction. ■ For laike Geneva, Four Trains dally. For^JRockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janesville, ond other pointe, you can ' have from two to ten trulm* daily. 1 New York Office. No. 418, Broadway ; | Bouton Office No.*6 State Street; Omaha ; Office. B3". Farnham Street; San Fnm- . Mr? lld» WSJiortcet Line * Ts ’ft s tg 18 3.U IM ‘i _'S is G.T Junction ;in 3) Jnc-knon Ar 12 311 JmIukd Lv;J3» Hive, Junction i 1 15 Fa**- ■ le VermontvUIb Nathville ss». SiL 8: :«S 1 <» S 05 fi o to _____ VS" NORTH. 11 llsmoud ! 4 4. Ur'dlUnU: Ar. SS •Ssaday excepted. tSatanlay «uJ SanJw ex • s wsxrwoarn. <1. F 3s-its „ IS t TF"- IF"’ •EX: HON FRISK*. »a !•» SB fr Howard CUv 3 Pennsylvania IIS *33 |<eD-luUrill« NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD STAMMERING CURED. 1 C:.i >:.>! r.-isr Taking Effect Nov. 26th, 1876 NO.T GOING EAST. Capo May. and all pointe Booth. Vive tut dolly direct leunrttliiu. wl The Works of Charles Dkkeas, in the famous and ua*uq.xs.icd House­ hold Edition of Me&an. Lee & Shepard, the well-known pabtishcra of Boston. Look at our offer! To each and every person, whether already a subscriber or not, who pends us S3, wu will forward Tnx Indetkndknt one year, postage paid, together with- any one volume from the following list: 1. The Pickwick Papera. 500 pages. 2. Our Mutual Friend. 516 pages. 3. David Coopcrfirid. 520 pages, 4. Nidiolta Nickleby. 516 pages.5. Martin Cltaulcwit. 530 pages. 6. Dombey and Son.; 534 pages. 7. Old CuriuritY Shop, and Reprinted Piece*. 530 pagvs. 8. Little Dorrit. 504 pages. U. Bleak Hou*i._>*32 pages. 10. Barnaby Budge, nnd Hard Timte. 570 ]iagca. 11. 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Its title will be Railroads. Railroads. Railroad*. Railroads._____ : ii i»m»i s EX CnicasTj. Rack Island & Pacific JOUST. itOlOtlS. LA SAI.LE, PERT UKSRY. LACHiK. PEORIA, GENES EO, MOLING ROCK ISLANP. DAYElFPORr. MUSCATINE, WASIHNGrON. IOWA CITY. GT.IN. NELL, NEWYGN'. DES MOINES ! Council Blufts and Omaha, Without Change of Cars, 7>erfnc leave Dai/j, aefuliows D*:TBOlMmiRAH? STAVES. STAVES. t Market Price Cash. KAMAS LINE. QHASD TMCSK RAILWAY. I.EAVBN WORTH. ATCnuin, and CHICAGO. KES&AS, INDIA# TERRITORIES, rVXUJtaLDO, AAV> A’ffll n<4»U«ta.M-.u, op- rxjrsu' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-11.pdf d66c5603bd39d9154ee03d4f20f03840 PDF Text Text HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1876. VOL. XXI. NO. 65. Jhe^ejni-Weskly hepiiblicap feaiper Wagons, Plows, Dry Goods, Groceries, Salt, Etc. WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY editor and publisher. x<t t» BrStV WOXC4V AVO TeVMDAT BOOM, (>3 ■bXS-rth «id* of Sul* Street. Uaattaa*. Berry ('wooly, Michicu. terms or SGBscntmox: HA TES OF AD VER VISING. f04 j-i/t /rxy a/x/y oi[ft rr V Bu-ia*«» Directory Card*, not exeoodlM »lx av Il**>*<«* Soitaea tea <«eli pec line for th* In: intartioa. end Sv* neat* per Hee fbr each aablaeirni maertioa. NOOda*tie a freaa Uaee rate*. Jr. B.—Ibaae rates are for IS iaah Celawa. EfSeSFoiWS II. C. PECKHAM* A SURGEON, PHYSICIAN rn«ucroRT. bikrt county, hick. amiptciU attention riven to Diaeaae of Woman tad Ch Idren.-fc* XXUlf wtLL ttLL snffim mid m bros., » At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. . plow; and castings In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of M. W. RIKER. USTICB or Tlfs PEACE. Oeoeral Celleetk and Arant. Union Bleak. Stale Sire 11 luaranr. mi-l WM. UPJOHN, PHYSICIAN A SURGBON.-OMm veal end of State St. Haiti ora. Mieh. SALISBURY A BROMEAU. DEALUS IN FURXITURK. Upbolrtery deed*. M-atdi&r* and Picture*. Vi>J*riakinf aroaplG attended U; Bean* and Darial Kobe* ftmtiabod and paneael atiendaaeo tiraa. ware Aocm*. MILO T. WHKELE R. COUNTY TREASURER.—OOe* Ujoio. AND EXTRAS in the Coer dr. n. F- PECKHAM. MLBCne PHYSICSAn AND BURGEON. Cedar <>•.*. Berry Canary. MseA. WA1I call* attendee xxttf DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. xxCU i. POINTS for the Gale, Curtis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo Plows. Points are all ground and sold at the same price as unground points. 60yi GREBLE & RUSSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON ! ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME P DRAKE. The Triumph, is Complete. . WS. H. HATFORD, rroRNKT and Veuneetler at Law. and Selieitar IiAianesry. and inlunrtion Matt*r, RaalEsiat* rsnt . land* boucht and sold, and all basin*** DR. C. RUSSELL. LUCIUS RUSSELL, 4 X YER. Circuit Court Conmiwionar. Junie* of *>• Pane*. Rotary Pubtie. and GenoraJ CoU-etw. ■"■.r, or.r ih.X.Moo.l Baah. b;*t* St.. Hut- CHAS. H. BAUER. WK. BURGHER. ISAAC W. TROOMAM. CKDER-SHBRITF. Deyety U.S. Marsh JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME JOHN STANLEY, Hastings, June 13. T6 liHIWWi F. S. BOWEL JOHN Q. CRESSY. HKRIFF, Dayuty County Surveyor »adG*n*ral CauT*y*Be»r. UDe* al th* Court Uouw. S* C- A.TVJO SEE ME! Look to your interest, and go to PRIXDLE- WH»LE NO. 2008. PRESIDENT GRANTS IESSAGE. It is confidently believed that the balance I time now allowed law, the court will of trade in favor of tho United States will ’ ” * । .. s. . thc chinu presented increase, no^ diminish, and that the pledge for adjudication. Thia report also contains of Congress to resume specie payments in 7b tAe Senate and Route of Reprtten- 1879 will be accomplished even in the ab­ a statement of the general results of the labors of the court to the date thereof. It dativet. C sence of much desired further legislation on is a eausc of satisfaction that the method the subject. adogted for the disposition of the classes of In submitting my eighth and lartannwal claims submitted to ■ the court, which an THE INDIAN QUESTION. message to Congress, it seems proper that I should refer to and in some degree A policy has been adopted towards the of long standing and justly entitled to recapitulate the events and official acta of Indian tribes inhabiting a large portion of early consideration, should have proved dm territory of the United States, which successful asd acceptable. ’ bar been humane, and has substantially TBB BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN THE Chief Executive without any previous ended the Indian hostilities in the whole, _ UNITED STATES AND QREAT BRITAIN. political traini ng. From the age of seveu ■ land, except in a portion oi Nebraska, It is with satisfaction that I am enabled teen I had pever eren witnessed the ex­ Dakota, Wyoming and Montana territo­ citement attending a Presidential campaign rial—tho Black Hills region, aad the ap­ testate that the work of the Joint Combut twice, antecedent to my own candidacy proaches thereto1. Hostilities there have miasion for determining the boundary line between the United States and the British and at but one of them was I eligible ah a grown out of the avarice of the white mac, Possessions from the north and west angle voter. Under such circumstances it u, who has violated our treaty itipulations in of the Lake of the Woods to the Rocky but reasonable to suppose that errors of his seariih for gold. The question might Mountains, commenced in 1872, has been judguseut must have occurod. Even had be asked why ’he Government has not en­ completed. The final agreptuent of the not that happened, differences ef opinion forced obedience to the terms of the treaty between the executive, bound by an oath prohibiting the occupation of the Black oommtsaionen, with the mans, have been duly signed and the work of the commiaThe answer is to the strict perfonnenco of bis duties, Hills region by whites. aion is complete. The fixing of the boun­ and writers ana debaters must bare arisen. simple.^Thc first emigrants to the Black dary upon the Pacific coast by the proto­ It is not nooesaarily evidence of a blunder Hills were removed by troops, but rumors col of March 10th, 1873, pursuant to the and fresh discoveries of gold took into that on the part of the executive because then­ award of the Emperor of Germany, by ars there differences of,views. Mistaken region increased numbers. Gold has aeArticle XXXIV, of the treaty of Wash­ have been made, as all can see, and I admit, tutlly been found in paying quantites, and ington, with the termination of the work but, it seems to me, oflcnest in selections an effort to remove the miners would only of this commuaion, adjusts and fixes the made of aasistanta appointed to aid io car­ result in the desertion of the bulk entire boundary between the United States rying out the various duties of administer­ df tho troops that might be sent there and the British PoaacMiona, except the ing the Government in nearly every case se­ to remove them. All difficulty in this portion of territory ceded, by Russia to the lected without a personal acquaintance with matter has, however been removed, subject united States under the treaty "of 1867. the appointee, but upon the recommen­ to the approval of Congress, by a 4reaty The work entrusted to the commissioners dation of the representatives chosen direct­ ceding the Black Hills and approaches to and the officers of the army attached to ly by the people. It is impossible, where settlement by citizens. The subject of the the commission has been well and satisfac­ so many trusts are to bo allotted, that tho Indian polity *nd treatment is bo fully set torily performed. The originals of the ‘ right parties sbonld bo chosen in every forth by the Secretary of the Interior an< thn r.immiaalnnar TnA.*... lirj_ ..A ■fen! T™ agreement cf Of the commissioners, instance. History shows that no adminis­ the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and signed on the 29th of May, 1876, with tration, from ths time of Washington to my views ao fully expressed therein, that the original list of astronomical stations the present, has boon free from these mis­ I refer to these reports and recommenda­ observed, the original official list of monu­ takes But I leave that comparison to tions aa my own. ments marking international boundary history, claiming only that I have acted in e FOREIGN RELATtONB. * lines, and maps, records and general re­ every instance from * conscientious desire to the commission, have / The relations of the United States with to do what was right, constitutional, within nrthe Department ofState. foreign powers continue on a friendly foot­ the law, and for the very best Interests of .,>ort of the commission on ing. Questions hare arisen from time to the whole people. The failures hare been time in the foreign relatione of the Gov-\ 1the part of the United States will be snberrors of judgment, Dot of intent. ernment, but the United States have been qnritujd to Congress within a short time. DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAT. happily free during ths past years from the EXTRADITION AMD OTHEB TREATIES. . My civil career commenced, too, at a complications and embarrassments which 1 reserve for a separate communication mott critical and difficult time. 1-ess than have surrounded some of the foreign pow­ jour years before, the country had emerged ers. Tho diplomatic correspondence sub- 1to Congress a statement of the questions from a conflict such as no other nation milled herewith contains information as to which lately arose with Great Britain ro* had ever survived. Nearly one-half of certain of the natters which have occupied ispooling the treaty of 1842. The Ottoman Government gave notice, the States revolted against the Govern­ the Government. The cordiality which ment, and of those remaining ‘faithful to attends our relations with the powers of 'under date of January 15th, 1874, of its the Union a large percentage of the popu­ the earth has been plainly ahown by the ।desire to terminate the treaty of 1862, con­ lation sympathized with the rebellion and igeneral participation of foreign nations in 'cerning commerce and navigation, ponumade an enemy in the rear, almost as dan- the exhibition which has just closed, and iant to the provisions of the twenty-second gcrous as the more honorable enemy in the by the exertions made by distant powers iarticle thereof. Under this surrender of front The latter committed errors of to show their interest in and friendly feel- !fugitive criminals under the notice the judgment, but they maintained them ings towards the United States in com- 'treaty terminated upon the Sth day of ot the centennial of the nation. .January, 1876. That government has in­ openly and courageously. The former re- mcmoratifn ( ceivcd the protection of the Geveroment The Govcroment and peopleoflheUB. have vited negotiations toward the conclusion they would see destroyed, and reaped the not only fully appreciated this exhibition of 'of a new treaty. By the act of Congresa pecuniary advantage to be gained out of kindly feeling, but It may be justlyand fairly ’of March 23d, 1874, the President was the then existing state of affaire, many of 'expected that.no small benefits will result, iauthoriied, when he should receive satis­ them by obtaining contracts and by awindl- both to ouraqjvcs and other nations, from Ifactory information that the Ottoman Gov­ ing the Government in the delivery of their a l>ctter acquantance and a better approci- 1ernment'or that of Egypt had organised goods. Immediately on the cessation of ation of dur mutual advantages and mutu- :new tribunals likely to secure to atisena of 'the United States the same impartial justice hostilities, the noble President, who had al wants. carried tho country so far through its per- •THE REDUCTION OF DIPLOMATIC APPRO­ mjoyed under the exercise of judicial functions by diplomatic and consular offi­ ils, fell a martyr to his patriotism at the PRIATIONS. ,cers of the United States, to suspend the bands of an arearain. Ttoc intervening of the act of June 22a, I860, Congress at its last session saw fit to operation 1 time to my first inauguration was filled up with wranglings between Congress and the reduce the amount usually appropriated 1and to accept for the citizens of the United, States the jurisdiction of the new tribu­ for foreign intercourse by withholding an' new executive aa to the best mode of re­ construction ; or, to speak plainly, aa to proprutioos for representatives of the 1nal. Satisfactory information having been whether the control of the Government United States in certain foreign countries 'received of the organization of such new should be thrown immediately into the and fur certain consular officera, and by 1tribunals in Egypt, I caused a proclama­ hands of those who had so recently and reducing the amounts usually appropriated 'tion to be issued on the 27th of March persistently tried to destroy it, or whether for certain otter diplomatic posts, and this ।last, suspending the operation of the act of the 27th of Jane, 1860, in Egypt, aothe victors should continue to have an necessitated a change in the grade of rep- ' equal voice with them in this control. resentation. For these reasons, immedi- 'cording to the provisions of the act. A copy of the proclamation accompanies this Reconstruction, at finally agreed upon, ately upon the passage of the bill making 1 message. Tho United States has united went this and only this, except that the appropriations for the diplomatic and con- 1 with other powers in the organization of late alaves were enfranchised, giving an in­ sular service for the present fiscal year, in- 1 siructions were issued to the representetivea 1these courts. It is hoped that the juris­ crease, aa was supposed, to the Union­ diction questions which have arisen may loving and Union-supporting voters. If of the United States at Bolivia, Ecuador ' be readily adjusted. free in the fall sense of the word they and Columbia, and to the consular officers, 1 Tho necessary legislation to carry into would not disappoint this expectation, for whom no appropriation, had been made, effect the conditions respecting commer­ 1 lleuce at the bepnning of my first admin- to close their respective legations and con cial reciprocity, concluded with the Ha­ istrauon the work of reconstruction, much sullies, and cease from the performance of ' waiian Islands in 1875, having been had, thdr d utics ; and in like manner atepa were 1 embamssod by the long delay, virtually proclamation to carry into effort the 1 commenced, ft was tho work of the leg. immediately taken to unbotilute ckatyet cf the convention u provided by tho art ap­ ialative branch of the Government. My n/uirw for Ministers Resident in Portugal, < proved August 15th, 1876, was duly is­ I>jnm*rk, Greece, Switzerland and Para1 province was wholly In approving the arts, sued upon the second Tuesday of Septem­ which I did most heartly, urging the Leg­ quay. While thoroughly impreawed with J ber last. A copy thereof aceompanieB islatures of the States that bad not yet the.wisdom of sound economy in the for- * ciqn service, as in other branches cf the 1 done so to ratity the Fifteenth Amendment MEXICAN ▲FFAIRS. to the Constitatioo. Tbo country war government, I cannot escape theoonduiion laboring undergo enormous debt, contract­ that in some instances the withholding of ed in the suppression of the rebellion, and appropriations will prove an expensive (alent io Mexico for some time past, and , taxation was so oppressive as to discourag-1 economy, and that the small reirenchmeH which unhappily seem to be not ye: whplly production. Another danger also threat­ secured by a change of grade in certain (quieted, have led to the complaints of ened us—a foreign war. Tho last diffi­ posts is not an adequate consideration for (citizens of the United States of injuries culty had to be adjusted, and was adjusted, the loss of influence and importance which by persons in authority. It u hoped, , without a war, and in a manner highly will, attend our foreign representatives un- however, that these will ultimately be ad­ dcr this reduction. I am of opinion that justed to the satisfaction of both govern­ honorable to all parties concerned. a re-examination of the subject will cause 'ments. The frontier of the United States RESULTS OF THE ADMINISTRATION. a change in some instances in the oondu- ,io that quarter baa not been exempt from Taxes have been reduced within the aiona reached on these subjects at the last acts of violence by citizens of one republic ’ past seven years nearly three hundred seraion of Congress. । millions of dollars, and the national debt THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS ON TBN > has l>ccn reduced in the same time over four hundred and thirty-five millioaa of C. G. HOLBROOK, For your Salt. HOCK S4IT fon SB 41M4P •/ »r Tl'BWi'L dollars. By refunding the 6 per cent, bonded debt for bonds besring 5 and 4} per cent interest respectively, the annual interest has been reduced from over •130,­ 000,000 in 1866 to but little over 1100,­ 000,000 in 1875. The ba)s»» of trade, hav bean changed from over 1130,000,000 The Court of Commisaicnera on tho Alabama Claims, whose functions were continued by an act of the last session of Congrera until the first day ot January, 1877, has carried on ita labors with difi- Grande River, which �■ - ■ 1 ■'■--T Teai, Coffees, Spices, Tobacco, C rockery, Etc., Etc. for investigating tho loyalty of tho claim,, ing. or other wise obstructing them by threats of personal injury. anta. A very gratifying result is presented in Second—That Congress sanction the: suheme of an annuity ftiud for the benefit. the fact that the deficiency of this depart­ of tho families of deceased officers, and ment during tho last fiscal year was reduc­ that it also provide for the permament or­ ed to $1,081,796 18, as against $«,IW,ganization of the regular service, both of!" 938 88 of the preceding year. The diffwhich wore recommended in my lost an­ ercnce can bo traced to the largo increase in ite ordinary receipts, which greatly ex­ nual message. . cced the estimates therefor, and a slight Third—That the manufacturing opera­ . decrease in its expenditures. Tho ordina­ tion of tbc ordnance department be concen­ ry receipts of tho Poetoffice Department trated at three araonabi and an armory, j for the past seven fiscal year? have increasvention of 1868, the duration of which and that tho remaining arsenals bo sold .CLAIMS OF ALIENS. cd at an average of over 8 per cent per has been aeverai times extended, has In like manner I repeat my recommen­ and the proceeds applied to thia object by annum, while the increase of expenditures brought its labors to a cloae.. From the dation that some means may be provided tho ordnance deportment. for the same period has been about 5.50 report of tho agent of the United States, for tbc bearing asd determination of the per cent per annum, and the decrease of which pccomi>anie« the papers transmitted just and subsisting claims of aliens upon Tho appropriations for river and harbor deficiency in the revenues has been at tho herewithri: will be seen that within the the government of die United States, with­ time hiniu-d by 'the commission 1,017 in a reasonable limitation, and of such as improvements for the current year were। rate of nearly 2 per cent per annum. AGRICULTURE. claims on the part of the citizens of the may hereafter arise. While, by existing $5,015,000. "With my approval the Sec­ The report of the Commissioner of AgUnited States ngaioHt Mexico, were refer­ provisions of- law, the Court ‘of Claims retary ot War directed that of this amount'■ • ricultnrc, accompanying this maaaage will 82,080,000 should he expended and no red to tho commission. Of these claims may in certain cases be resorted to by an 831 were dismissed or disallowed, and in alien claimant, tho absence of any gener­ new works should be begun and nona) be found one of great intercat, njarktog, as 186 cases awards were made in favor of al provisions governing nil such cases, and prosecuted which were not of nationalI it does, tho great program of the last eeotSubsequently this amounti ury in the variety of products of die soil; v the*claimants against the Mexican Rcpub tho want of a tribunal skilled in the dispo­ importance. die amounting in the aggregate to $4,175,­ sition of such coses upon recognized, fixed was increased to $2,237,600, and worksi the increase cf knowledge and skill in the tabor of producing, saving and manipu622 20. Within the same period 998 and settled principles, either provides no are now progressing on this basis. Tho improvement of tho South Pass oti luting tho .same to propyo them for tho claims on the part of the citizens of the remedy in many deserving cases, or com­ Mexican Rcpublio against the United pels a coiuriderntioi: of such claims by Con- the Mississippi River under James P.• use of man; in Inc improvements in States, were referred to tho commission. gru>s or tho executive departments of the Endos and his associates is progressing; mschinery to aid tho agriculturist in hta Of these claims S3! were dismissed or dis government. It is believed that other favorably. At the present time there is ai labors; and in a knowledge of those acicnallowed, and in 167 cases, awards were governments orc in advance of the United channel of 20 3-10 foot in depth betweeni tific subjects necessary to a thorough sya made in favor of claimants against the States upon this question, and that the the jetties at the mouth of the pass andI urn of>bconomy in agricultural prodnetUnited States, amounting in the aggre­ practice now adopted is certainly unsatis- 18} feet at the head of the pass. Neither channel, however, has the width required gate to $150,498 41. By tho terms of the before payments can bo made by the Unit­ tcrasted in agriculture and deriving their convention the amount of these awards is THE STATE OF COIXHtADo. ed States. A commission of enginoar support from it will show it to be of value to be deducted from tbc amount awarded Congress, by an act approved on tho 3d ,officers is now examining these works and in pointing out those articlse which are in favor of our citizens against Mexico, of March', 1875, authorized the inhabitants ttheir reports will be presented as soon ai raised in greater quantiles than tho needs and tho balance only to be paid by Mexi­ of tho territory ot Colorado to form a . of the world require, and must sell, there­ co to the UnitodStates, leaving the United State government with the name of the fore, for leu than the cost of production, State? to make provisions for their proporTHE NAVT. • State of Colorado and therein provided and those which command a profit bvor .ticn of the awards in favor of its own cit­ for the admission of the said State, when The report of the Secretary of the Navy the । cost 'of production because there is not izens. I incite your attention to the leg­ . over production. I call special atten­ islation which will be necessary to provide formed, into the Union, upon an equal .shows that branch of the service to bo in a an footing with the original Stales. • A con­ condition as effective as it is possible to tion । to the need of the department for a for their payment. stitution having been adopted and ratified keep it with tho means the appropriations new । gallery for the reception of the exhib­ In this connection I am pleased to be by the people of Qjat State, and an acting give tho department. It is cf courae ini- ■its received from the Centennial Exhibi­ able to express tho acknowledgments due governor having certified to me the facta, possible to rival the costly and progressive ।tion, including exhibits donated by very to Sir Edward Thornton, the umpire of as provided by said act, together with a establishments of tho great European pow many ■ foreign nations and to tho recommen­ the commisriqn, who bos given to the con­ copy of such constitution and ordinance*. • era, with the old material of our navy, to dations , of tho Commissioners of Agricult­ sideration dr the large number of claims as provided for in said act. and the provis­ which no incretso has been authorized ■ure. generally: submitted to him, much time, unwearied ions of said act of Congress having been bincc the war, except the eight small THK DIHTH1CT or COLUMBIA. patience, and that fairness and intelligence duly complied with, I i-sued a proclama­ cruisers builtto supply thaptacc of other* which are well known to belong to the The reports of tho District Commission accomplished representative of Great Brit­ tion upon the 1st of August, 1876, a copy which had gono to decay. Yet the most era and the Board of Health are just re­ has been done that was possible with the ain, and which are likewise recognized by of which is hereto annexed. ceived, too late to read them and to make mvan.s at command, cud by substantially THE WAR DEPARTMENT. the . rcprwentntive m this country of the recommendations thereon, and arc herewith rebuilding some of our old a^ip»with dur­ The report of the Secretary.of War submitted. Republic of Alexicoable mate-rial, and completely .repairing shows lliat the army ba* been artivciy em­ THE CENTENNIAL. THE VENEZUELAX CLAIMS. and refitting our monitor fleet, the navy ployed during the year in subduing, at tbc The international exhibition ’ held in Monthly payments of a very small part request of the Indian Bureau, several wild has been gradually so brought up that Philadelphia this year, in commemoration of the. amount due by the Government of bands of the Sioux Indian 4iatiun, and of though it docs not maintain its relative of tho 100th anniversary of American In­ Venezuela to citizens of the United States, preserving peace at the South during the position among the progrcwivc navies of dependence, has proven a great success, tho world, it h now in a condition mure on account cf tho claims of the latter election. / and will no doubt be of enduring advan­ powerful and effective than it over iias against that government, continue to be tage to the country. It has shown great THE REOBGANIZATIOX OF THE ARMY. been in time of peace. The complete re/ made with reasonable punctuality. That progress in the arts, sciences and mechan­ The commission constituied under the £ira of our fivo heavy -iron clads are only X ' government has proposed to change the ical skill made in a single century, and laved on account of tho inadequacy of system which it has hitherto pursued in act of July ’ 24th, 1876. to consider and demonstrates that we are but little behind report pti the whole subject of the reform the appropriations made last year for tho this respect by issuing bonds for part of the older nations in any ons branch, while the amount of the several claims. The and reorganization of the whole army, wet working bureaus of the department, which in some we scarcely liari a rival. It has proposition, however, could not, it is sup< in August last, and has collected a large were actually leas in amount, than those served not only to bring the people and made before the war, notwithstanding tho mass of statistics and opinions bearing up ­ posed, properly be accceptcd. at least with­ products of skill and labor from all parts out die consent of the holders of certifi­ on the subject before it. These arc now irreatly encbaoccd price of labor and ma­ of the world together, but in bringing to­ cates of the indebtodnesa of Venezuela. under considers!ios and their report Is pro­ terials and the increase in thn cost of the gether people from aU sections of our own naval service growing out of the universal I am advised, however, by the These aro so much dispersed that it would gressing. country, which must prove a great benefit be difficult, if not impossible, to ascertain Eresident of the commission, that it will use and great expense of steam machinery. in the information imparted and pride of e impracticable to comply with the clause The money necessary for these repair? their disposition on the subject. country engendered. It has been sug­ of the act requiring tho report to be pre­ should be provided st once that they may THE QUESTION OF NATURALIZATION AND sented through mo to Congress on the be completed without further unnecessary gested by sewntista interested in and con­ nected with the Smithsonian Institute, in NATIONALITT. first day of this session, as Ibero bos not delay and expense. When this is done, a communication enclosed herewith, that In former messages I have called the yet been time far that mature deliberation all the strength that there ts in tho navy the Government exhibit be removed to the atteotioh of Congress to the necessity of’ which the Importance of the subject de­ will be developed and useful to its full cn■ Capital and a suitable building bo erected legislation with regard to fraudulent nat­ mands. Therefore I ask that the time of parity, and all will be powerful for tho t or purchased for its accomodation aa a uralization and of the subject of expatri­ making a report be extenaed to the 27:h purpose of defence, and also tor offensive permanent one. I earnestly reoommend ation and the e’ection of nationality. The day of Januaiy, 1877. In accordance action, s-hoaldf necessity for that arise . this, and believing that Coagreas would numbers of peraans of foreign birth seek’ with, aresohiiiou of August 15th, 1876, within a reasonable distance from our second this view, I directed that all Gov­ ' ing a home in tbc United States, the case the army regulations prepared under the shores. ernment exhibits at the Centennial Exhiand facility with which tho honeet emi­ act of MsnA 1st, 1875, have not been pro The fact that our navy is not more' bition should remain where they are, exgrant may, after the lapse of a reasonable। mulgatcd but aro held until after the ro- modern and powerful than it is, has been 1 cept such as might be injured by rcmaintime, become ptiasesacd of all the privil­ port of the above-mentioned commission made a cause of complaint against the Sec­ ’ ing in a building not intended aa a protect eges of -citixenship of the United States, shall have boea received autl acted upon. retary of the Navy by persons who at the ! ing against inclement weather, or such aa and tho frequent occasions which induce ramc lime criticize and complain of his en­’ may be Wanted by the department furnish' THE CAVALBY. such adopted citizens to return to the deavors to bring the navy that we have1 ing them, until the question of a perman­ By the act of August 15th, 1876/the to its best and most efficient condition. country of their birth, renders the subject- cut exhibition is acted on. Although the of naturalization, and the safe-guards which। cavalry force oPthe army was increased by But die good sense of the country will un moneys appropriated by Congress to suexperience has proved necesaao for thei 2,500 men with tho proviso that they dcratand that it is really to his practical1 able the participation of the several execu-1 protection of the hooeet naturalized i^itiii should be discharged on tbc expiration of action that we have at this time any ef­ ' live departments in the international zens, of paramount impoitanoc. The veryr the hostilities. Under tbu authority the fective navy force at Command. exhibition of 1876 were not sufficient to simplicity in the requirements of the tawr cavalry regiments have been strengthened, carry out the undertaking to the full extent TUB FOBJAL SXBYICE. ou this question afford opportunity fur* and a portion of them arc now in the field atfirsicontamplated.it given me pleasure fraud, and the want of uniformity in thei pursuing tho remnants of the Indians with The report-of the Postmsfter General to refer to the very efficient and creditable proceedings and records of tho variousi whom they have been engaged during tho shows an excess of expenditures, exclud­ ' manner m which the board appointed courts, ami in tbc forms of tho certificatesi summer. ing expenditures on account of previous• r— _ ____ ___t a—____ .* ‘I- < of naturalization issued, afford a constant years, over the receipts for the fiscal year THE EST1MAYXS. J source of difficulty. I suggest no addition­ ending June 30th. 1876, to bo $4,151,< meat have The estimates of the War Department with al requirements to the acquisition cf cili998 66. The estimated expenditures for are mode up on tho boss of the number ' zenship, beyond those now existing, but I tho fiscal year coding June 30lh, 1878, Withont a precedent to guide them fa the of men authorised bylaw and their re­ Where invite the earnest attention of Congrees to uro $36,723,432 43. The estimated rev­ preparation of such a display, th* mooes the neccsMty and wisdom of some provtaion quirements as shown by years of experience enue for the same period is 830,645,165 of their labors was amply attested by the 'regarding uniformity in tho records and and also with the purpoi.e on the part of leaving an estimated exeem of expenditure sustained attention which the mutants certificates, and providing against tho bureau officers to provide fir nil contin­ to be appropriated m a deficiency of $6,­ of the Government building attracted dur­ gencies that may arise during the limo for frauds which ftoqueatiy take ptaoc, and for 078,267 43. The Postmaster General, ing the period of the exhibition from both which the eatimatts ore made. Exclu­ Dealers tn ail kinds the vacating of a record of naturalisation like his predecessor, is convinced that a ctn sell cheaper thnn any houfu in Barqhtaioed by fraud. These proyiaonaare sive of the engineer’s estimates presented in accosdanco with the act of Congress needed in aid and for the protection of the calling for surreys and estimates for im­ honest citizen of foreign birth, for the provements al various localities, the esti­ want of which he ia made to Buffer not mates now presented m about ut six millions , ■» . I.UU AHQUUIW UA VUV UUVUtrT, MX) recommends that the unfrt-qucntly. statistical and practical evidences of oar in excess of the appropriations for Tho United States Las instated upon growth ns a nation, tho nee of mweantita yean 1874-75 and 1875-76. This creased is asked in order to provide for arts, and the applieatioa. cf applied scmm in the administration of the affaire of the the increased cavalry force, should their mined from the sworn returns to the au­ principle contended for, by acquiescence Government Many naU’c-M have volauservices be necessary; to prosecute econom­ ditor of stamps cnnoelled. therein on die pan of many foreign powtarily contributed their exhibits to the ical work upon important public buildings ; A few postmasters in the Southern States United States to iawease tho interaa* in to provido ,^>r the arnfauwat of fortifica­ tions and thi imanufiseturc of small arms, have axpreaaed gre<-t apprebenaion of their any permanent exhibition Congrrne nmy to the. and to replct ah the working stock in the pcnouxl safety on aeocount of their connec­ supply depot. The appropriations fur tion with the postal Bcrvica, and hare spec­ having Pictures to fnuno ’ tiMaai last Warned have for the past two ial! r requestoa that their repertr of appre­ hended danger should not be made public lest it should result in tho loss of their during the present year, and it will be lives ; bdt no positive testimony of inter- THE METHOD W ELECTING MUDHDBNT. necessary to.; at ouoe 'begtn lo replenish forenoc him been submitted cx«q* in the frame- and moui.dthem. I invite your special attention to Bhacxhtb, Papeii-I cheaper than any firm in the State I throw. ***« SUTVi:^। can do it, for, with the help of the following recommendations from the rag UBU BBdwraEytbluf to^E^Furnltuje line. Secretary (4. War. United Suw, enUr br First—Th it the claims under thn sot th. eSnt rf • or M ««d ofUanOn, ent system thof July 4th, 1864, for supplie- taken by the army during the war, bt> removed from -ho dBra. wMic wd C«»attention to tho tcoeosity oflcgtalation con­ i tho two republics. <cerning the mB'nta£c ofAmerican citizens fcljroju, and concerning the ‘ The government of tho United States contracted < of Atricrirsp women ulio may mar­ of Coluwbia has paid the award in the c/ataa i case of tho steamer Montijo, seized by the ry i forcigtie’.s, and of children of American in a foreign country. Tho deli­ authorities of that government semu yean parents ] since, and the amount has been transferred cate and complicated questions continually to tho chunianti-. : 1 occurring with referreneo to naturalization, ttut of such per­ , It is with salisfnctiou that 1 am able to 'expatriation, and of the wnnounce that the joint commission for sona as I have above referred to, induce me to earnestly direct your attention to these the .adjustment of claims between tho United States and Mcxiuo under the con­ fubjccte. difficulty is under coueidcratiou between Our Teas are all NE W and bought at the late decline from 4Oots. to $1OO, we ci^m to beat the County. , Coffee. From 25c up, and We sell pure Ground Goods. • . Spices. You can have in any shape you want. Crackers We brag on. Cheese. We sell the best Tobacco. We sell from 50 to 80cts. the same you buy in other places or 6Oots. to $1.00. _ Ohio Stone Ware Is the best. , , Crockery. • Cheaper than ever, for WE want to close out. » Remember. We buy for cash and will not be UNDERSOLD by any House in the City. SMITH, MANEE and PRESTON, Hastings. Aug. 7th, 1876. xxiSOrcl. 1 Furniture, Nlilk Safes. Furniture, Coffins, EtcL READ THIS EASTINGS and be happy again. STEBBINS BRO’S. Gwl RelucffiB in Prices’ Keep it. you wul find ail kinds of FURNITURE! SALISBURY A BROS SEAU Of every Description which v.c FURNITURE, DifcKery M Bratitis Fnmes, fc • sOlfe Mffll Look here ! rirn-UHE n«<M, Look here! ' ^on t J°u ^l,nk wo ““ I Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds uw..«R.MTp«».tocaiM1J^l PaarieM Milk Safe* nc J. M. HEAVES, „ Salisbury & BrossesuHaaUoeo. B«.. 22. 7S. Mr1 �mi*. Ih^Bjai-W.BsklyhepliblicanbanpBr. )-C!U PAPH If BAHT TO-DAY’S ADVER riSEMENTl. AU About the County. (CONTIKUBD FROM SECOND PAOB.) and tho disfranebisemeut of all who can. not read and write the English language after a fixed probation, would meet my hearty approval, I would not tnako thu apply, however, to those already voters, but I would to all becoming so after tho expiration of the probation fixed upon. Foreigners coming to this country to be­ come citixeua, who aro educated in their own language, would acquire tho requisite knowledge of ours during the reu’dence . Kian. Swedish. Holland. Bahamian and Spunirii lanpiasca, and all who wish to nndcrtUnd tho tree philosophy of health aboald rval and por.d.r ths rainable «ur» an admirable rlJixni and laUlud guage to acquire sufficient knowledge of it to Enable them to study the institutions and laws of the country intelligently. I would not confer upon them the right to make such laws, nor to select those who sties li ierly has removed his Saloon from Impire Clock, to his ptd quar.era'on Jeff. •. Hostetter's United States Almanxe for BflT. for distribution fralit. thmnthoul the United -Suite. necessary to obtain naUiraliatiou. If they do not take enough interest in our lan­ - is elected .; negood sleighing. . iiCook's official majority was <161. ur is to be a special meeting of the Com< i>iincil on Tuesday evening. A KYNOrSIB OP HIM ADMINISTRATION. I append to this message, for conveni­ ent reference, a synopsis of administrative events, and sf all recommendations to Congress made by mo during ths last sev­ en years lime. An examination may show some of these recommendation* not to have been wisely conceived, but I believe the larger part will be no discredit to my ad­ ministration. - l-iitor/Of tho Bassem Las net written puffs for himself or fur the Baxx», the r of the Journal to tho contrary notwith.vrc has Ixen another change in the run- ! E^iuaw railroad, which we duly anr.\unrod in Tfiureday’s Bax*i>. 5 !>ig*u Central atock ii now 43j. There i> no reason why it i* not worth a premium, tl. hear that Edward Brown, son of Dr. ‘•.. I’. Brown, of this city, who has been eo. sick of typhoid fever at Cincinnati, :■ ■ • ly improving and will probably recovson of Mr. Andrew Rouah, of Baltimore riding down hill on a hand sled, broke the fracture. The lad i* doing well. We heir that S-nyuel 8. Bidelman. the pop­ .. .r an l efficient /Chairtaan of the Republican <. ;nty Committee, who was quite seriously Drugs, Oils, and Millinery Goods. HASTINGS Cin DRUG STORE. JT’e rft to call your attention, to our stock of strictly purcDR V. and, JdhDICINES P e make a sueciaHty in dealing in only strictly prime DRUGS. We believeu is for the inter est of our Customers as well as ourselves to sell only prime and pure MEDICINES. We have a Icrge slock of Machine Oil, * Best Castor Oil, No. 1 Lard Oil, Golden Oil, • Blaok Oil, fasts of Hosteller's Btemaoh Bitters, the staple tonic and alterative of more than half tho Chris­ ties world, ar* fully sol forth in its pest*, which are also intetsponed with pictorial illustrations. Call and see the splendid assortment of JEWELRY, SILVER andar* ezt*a«iv*l* *>*d ib oufuojt t.o vlH**dw*rt£ And rn.-A.TE3D -W-A-ZRE, PUBLIC. TO Bought very low and WE will sell them at prices that will please ths closest buyer. BARNES & COMPANY. At the BANTO DOMINGO. • • :. allow any railroad to make any money, «a New Advertisements. One of these recommendations met with ti.c united opposition of one politi­ cal party in the Senate, and with a strong opposition from tho other, namely the treaty for the annexation of Santo Domin­ go to the United States, to which 1 shall specially refer, maintaining as I do that, if my views had been concurred in, the country would be in a more prosperoRa condition to-day, both politically and finan­ cially. Santo Domingo is fertile, and upon its soil may be grown just those trop­ ical products of which the United States use so much,and which are' produced or prepared for’market now by slave labor ThoBrand* efeor** ha»e b«en b in faeL th* word failure could with thtB. Bat within th* la*t H’A/rr you will find a Great Variety of frit* of o«T riedleina* hava *pn ancerom in their cioeriiuitation *t our Ladin’ and Genilement' I apon eidirir.Holloway’* OintciiAins, Poet Office Building, fit RI.1GS, LOCKETS. SETS, BRACELETS, CHARTS. Also a Large Stock of PICTURE FRAMES. Pictures, Books, and Toys. IiERK IS THE PLACE TO GET r*fo>* to pa ch*M Madki*** t urp-rtins I* b* uarv ub1«m Mr. lot. Haydock'* (icnatar* i* auaored to each Bpt of Pill* *r Pot *f Oiatmeat and the end will toon b* roaehad. . t., ?IP M ? M ? M ? ? t Hastings, Aug. 12th 1876. HOW Ml IOUDD GOODS!! ALLEN * TREGO’S SPLENDID DISPLAY OF Fall and Winter Millinery I YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. almost exclusively—namely : sugar, coffee, in; quite rapid!; end hopes to be oct dye-woods, mahogany, tropical fruits, to­ J. ROBERTS. bacco, etc. About 7Kper cent, of the ex­ xxi66t3-l 1.18.21. ports of Cuba aro consumed in the United daughter of Mr. Beckwith, of this city Stales. A largo per ccntagc of tbc ex­ ports of Brakil also find the same market. These are paid for almost exclusively in tho buggy. Dr. Isaac Brown was called to set coin. Legislation, particularly ia Cuba, the fracture. She is doing well, although in a Luing unfavorable to a mutual exchange Commission Merchants in of the products of each country, flour shipped from the MirauBippi river to Ha> ‘resident Grant, w* have been vans can pass tho very entrance to the city WHiglieil prices guaraaUtd; prompt pl*t^4W on its way to a port of Spain, than pay a er-;.cu io political events and tho usual cor- duty fixed upon articles to bo re-exported transferred to a Spanish ywvl and brought Wholesale Dealers in on ILu-nlay for all delayed article*, that are back almost to the point of starting, pay­ ing a second duty, and still leavftg a profit of iwpoi.ance. ' tootinued ill heffilh, the result of ovar over what would be received by direct Manufacturers of Hermetically Scaled vork during the political canvass, compels shipment. All that U produced in Cuba Goods. could be produced in Santo Domingo. Being a part of the United States, com­ merce between the Island and the main luce our patrons will find Mr. Barker at* land would be free, there would be no cxSort duties on bar shipments, nor import mies on those coming here. There would room*. Brief 08 y°ur orders aa utual. bo no import dutice upon the supplies, Th* official canvaas for State Senator in machinery, etc., going from tho otatew. 16th Dhlrict la as follows: PURIFIES THE BLOOD, The effect that would bare been produced David II. Cook received in Renovates and Invigorates the upon Cuban commerce with these advant­ I SCO Eaton County, ■ ages to a rival is observable at a glance. Whole System. 2970 Barry •• ‘ cvn The Cuban question would hare been set­ Total vote, in Staciul PROPERTIES ARE ALTER* tled long ago io faror of free Cuba. Hun­ Richard Junes received’ in THE.TW1C, SOLVEMT ARO OIUBEHO. dreds of American vessels would now be advantageously used in transporting the Total vote. 4161 valuable woods and other products of the Majority for David It. Cook, toil of the island to a market, and in carryine supplies and emigrants to it. Tho Ishnd is bnl wareely seeded, while ithas an area sufficient for the profitable liaacd about us in his week-befere-last peper. employment of several million, of people. The soil would here eoon fellcn Jntothc heads of United Stetm captalists. He probably The products are so valuable in commerce ' that emigration there Would have been encouraced, th* emancipated race of the South would have found there a coRgenuI One of the ablest article* we have road in homo where their civil rights would not many s day was the lerliug editorial, be disputed, and whore their labor would be much sought after. Tho woorrel among in Friday's Lansing RrjmUiean. describing the -them could have found the seoens to go. Thus in owes of great oppremioa and The -Vs.’ion, the Kcrnta; JWwes of Detroit, cruelty, such aa has been practiced noon Bowles' Syrir-yfitM (Mass.) X/^Arsa and the' them in many places within the lart ” eleven years, whole communities would have sought rcftigo in Santo Domingo. I The article deseed with a notice of the Chicago' do not suppose the whole race would have Tim-' ambits fire-in-thc-rear editor, that was gone, nor is i» desirable that thgy ahould truly refreshing. . . go. Their labor is derirabk, iodwpenimFacts—The candid, unprejudiced Judgment, He almost, where they now are. But the of the many convince the few. For twentr-fi’* pooscMiou of this territory would bare years D. B. DeLand k Co.'s Cktmietl left the negro master of the situation by ' enabling him to demand his rights at the eeiT svioenct. constantly been adding to Ua many friends the’ home on pain of securing them elsewhere. frw who watted to see how it stood tho test of[ I do not preM-nt thras views now as a lime, it still occupies the position it occupied recommendation forth, reoewd of Um 1 eubiect of annexation, but I do refer to it ■ . >^t>na in rocard Detroit Advertisements. HATS, FLOWERS, &C. nay ee.id their ad drew, i >ka this uaparall.l*.! GILLET & HALL. DETROIT. D. D. MALLORY & CO Oysters and Foreip Fruits. •III II'I 1 ' ' n:=1’ ’ । kill II I month in the bavin* 0 J J J those willtas to woi fa-ni«!i, but llav* on room to »vplain her* BuiinN* plcaMnt and boao.abl*. W omtn. and boys and rirh d« u ■ ell as mra. We will farniih you a complc.e oolBtfr**. Tb« buiincM pays better than aeylhles •tie. W. will bear axpeOM of Martins yo.-. Par­ ticulars fr*«. Writ* and •»». Farmer, and Beehanica. their aoas and dauhter*. and all clave* ia need of »aylnr w*rk at home, ibould writ" to ua and learn ill about th* work al o—e. N*w ia the yerty found nt Patrick McCarty’s house, near being brought before Justice Hayford plead guilty, sad was fined |50. or ninety days in the Bouse of Correction st Detroit. He paid the — 1'1 __ > W. Vl.l.k.* t. of the whole land. (Signed.) Exkcdtivb Mansion, Dec. 5, in tames of dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoea, nervous debility, neuralgia, erysipelas, boll* and diseases of the skin; also, chlorovis, Isucorrhca, protepus uteri, end In female complaints generally. Ao an altera­ tive tonic, the syrup ought to be used by clergymea, editors, cashiers elerks, lawyers, and ethers who use their brain* more than their ssaxv’p.w.*-’;..,... Excursionists, Limmen£_ To ihi* end Knitting Machines, Etc. -RlCKFORh s aettreiatic th* 'XWITTE* adelpliia. but can, in addition, visit the prin­ cipal eastern cities, with an opportunity of from the West running directly to Niagara Falls, riving passengers, from the train, a wondenul panoramic view of th* Mighty TIE IICKFQRD AUTOMATIC Jxail" Knitting IXichin* >n iOSTul three -ear* nSaatare of mortcae*. Uoar.hc* are furnished with tho Winchell 1‘ateni Vtytilatur,'ensuring perfect freedom front dust. With ft* magnificent Charier ‘SfiJtnWWAW41A,4. »»d eves more Any information can be obtained by s dressing FRANK E. SNOW. Oen'l I**m. and Ticket Afft. Drraerr. XXl27tf._____________ \_____________ THE EKEMT BF IIXEA8ET THE FOE OF PAIN Machine. 1 cylinder.TJ ne-dte TO MUSTANG LINIMENT ® SirSir5*^’1''“ Recommend It Heartily. Er! Jewelry! Jewelry!! Holiday Jewelry!!! SILVER PLATED WARE fre^the o Oysters, the celebrated “Shidd Brand,' /tf zxl46lT WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 TEARS. THERE 13 NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENffig WILL NOT CURE. NO ACWI PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS Tffil MAN BODY. OR THE BODY HOUSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A DOT­ TLE COSTING Be.. fiOc., HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE 0> A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. zxUel - - - ,ti. diseases or the blood. Srv xxifl5:4—11.14.18JL MRS. CLARA. ALLZW, MISS VINE TREOO. • 76 From W. B. Chlshota, M- D., of New Bedford. “I have employed the Ararenn DIED. . ' " Hastings, Mich., Oct, 5, 1876. ha*, through it* connection* in the West and Northwcrt. placed on aal* * Urge number *f Tomurr*' Kxcvasiox Ticket* at grraily re- riSSSSl „D . GIVE US A CALL. Cnnndn ftonthern R’y Cumpamy to it. CONCI.UBJOX. With tho pra«nt Coogra* "J0®?*) life terminate*. It is not probable that public affairs will ever again reosm Mteotien from me, further than vs a ettben off tbc Republic, always taking a deep interest in the honor and integrity and prosperity ever and in quality to suit the taste of every person. Remember the place, State Street, opposite Roberts’ Drug Store, comlcrtidilr and cheaply. ' VEGETDSE Bev. Mr. Fletcher had his satchel stolen from All kinds of Ladies* Underwear at lhe Lowest Prices. Fancy GooeIs qf all kinds Cheaper than CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONIST^Will, of course, wish to see all th* righta ciMT H- R. Seven’s Column. -Saleral.ua offered fbr sale. On Friday night of week before last, the xxl31yl IMIYAU.MUM8T& POSITIVELY CURED, �Literary Notices. Legale. Tkp. ArtASTtc ‘PosTUAtT rose 1971.’ The proprietors of ttfa®4ttontle J/.inLi.’y have prepere 1 n aplendid life airo portrait of WUUUb Cullen Bryant, the Nwitor of American poetn, wliieh they will send with the ^ffonffo to a’ j ■utaeritars who send S-i. It ik a beuutifid r pani-m pic^tt c to Hutt of Mr Longfellow ryhich . »u issued by the name pul.-iishcra la a* ’ - MORTGAGE SAI.n SfSU’K&rt.-.'; their artistic excgllcnce and. thHr superiority aa portrait?, to hang in every library and . ..... 1.. ■ I.. Arc Offsring their Entire Pure Liquors, bottled for medicinal pur* poses, for sale nt pioderatc prices by John Warm, winter gloves, a large lot for sale cheap. Como ant^sbe them. John Stanley. Cigars that cannot be equaled at John Stanley’s. NEW ADVERTlSMENTt. C. P. Rowell & Go’s. Col. At an Immense Reduction in Prices ovided. there will be wild at public auction '■ ' !■' : hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said the Meth Boat door ot tho Court Hoose. <S..« -ium. piece cr parcel or tana situate an, ronnly of Berry. and State of Miehig dracribed a. follow., tu-wit: Thru the wroth wret quarter of acctint en £11J in Township Number two (2) eight wt>t. ccnt.ininc eighty ■ Si I ar fording to tho United Mates ttorve PROLATE ORDER. State of Michigan. Bounty .f Harry, re.—At ■ MENS’ SUITS DOWN TO $-1 50. GOQJ^BUSINESS SUITS, $5 00 to $7 60. CHILD11ENS’ SUITS, S2 50 . to J5 00. BOYS’SUITS, $i 00, $5 00 ami Upwards. Dated Baltimore. SegLttth. MX DARWIN McOMBBB. Attorney sor awiuees oi mortgage. . xxUlw!3 PROBATE ORDER. •"d.‘S■ding and filing the petition duly verified, of ' DaresnJtogwu and others, praying that an initru- STAT! OB MICHIGAN, County ofRarry.sg-Ai maybe admitted lo probate and eircuters thereto Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits eight bundrod and dnynfDtoaaaber.yA^at lo o’clock in the fore- Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply nt J. P. Roberts'.__________ ____________ Steck of Mcn^ end Bdys’ Now therefor. not ice?.°b^X M. D. Reed desires w call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be , found nt nil hours of any day, ready to do anyswork in liui line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, tu the building of the best buggy ever seen in Oto county ot Barry. Don't forget the place; in the shop with Jason Rich i Bro., comer o Church and Railroad Street. xsGtf _ For the finest lot of Canned Lobster. Salmon, and Sardines in this city, go to John Stanley’s. GRAND RAPIDS .unary l.-lb. A. E r Barn County, it >tts 111. and npoi —Tho December untuber of ffodry's Latif t Ihuk la out. This excellent magaxino for Udiea is fast gaining popularity, and ttio pub­ Halier, not to M out done by any of hia oompetlturH. offers a beautiful chromo, entitled “The Mothcr’g'joj-,’’ to every subscriber for 1877. We have received a copy of the chromo and can sty that it is truly n 'handsome one. ?3 per year, L, A. GoJpJ. Philadelphia, Pa. Brisk for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland. Henry- L. Nswton. •Dee. 5th, 1876. xxiGJtf Star Clothing House Star Clothing House. Legale. MORTGAGE SALE. s5v.?1¥k other pereona interested in Mid e< ate. are roquir- •®Only $1000 and $12 00. ^' t4.? **”??;• *l« **100 of eaid ecrort, than to b. holden at the probate oSc«.<dn the eilv of Haitian VSMllC and show canoe, if any there be. whr the prayer of of Mid tateov ia said twtiUoo dtaeribod'(.I : th* potittonersUuld not be granted. ’ Tbersupou it is ordered, that Tureday lhaSStb And It la farther ordered, that raid petitioner d*> of preambar next. at » o’etoek in the foreaooa. ti’» **tleo to tho ber»on> interested In Mid estate bu aawMd for th. hroring ofeal.i rctitfow. and that tho- naxt uf kin of eald minor sod all other person, intereeted tn Mid rotate, are required to ublken Il*n> lately tn m>1 •how MBie. if any the.-e be. why the prayer of the IfUttoaerahoaldnot to granted : Audit i.Tfur- Thceo Suits wo Warrant worth Fully $3 00 to $5 00 More. MENS’ OVERCOATS,.......................... $3 50, $4 00, $5 00. $0 50, .nd Up MENS’ FINE BEAVER andother OVERCOATS, $0 00, SI0 00, $12 00. and $15 00. BOYS’ OVERCOATS,........................... $2 50, <>$3 50, $1 00and $5 00 and Up. .... $2 00 and Up. MENS' WORKING COATS, MENS' WORKING PANTS, .... $1 00 ru>dUp. #®* WE Guarantee to SAVE People a Great Deal of MONEY if they will BUY of US. "XtO PRORATE ORDER. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County ofD.rry.t Lt a waion of the Probate Conn f..r tho Count The Little Rock undFort Smith xanOwl, o. v.. rouAoo*. Judro of Probate ' PROBATE ORDER. RAILWAY STATE OP MICHIGAN, t.’ountrafltarry.eu.At a sossitra of the Probate Court for the Cuuuty Make ate Mistake, a* ours is the only Double Store. instrument Anted. eaday the Srih day ■ i*i the forenoon. Ipetiifon.nnd that cc-coMd. and all ■talr. are required lull the purTteaaerl Ml per e«m. interwrt on tn the year onethousand eight bandrod and fcycnty-iix. • Present. 8. C, Prindle. Judge of Probate. h°le* T>U*rUt,h’“1,t**'’a*rtdica E. Angcrlac. ^se EsfySa*! J. & P. Coats Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal street, On reading and filing the petition, aly veriflM, of Mger I. Augcvins. i>:s»ings:u.o’C’i .-Hir:I|, for the Probate of the inilrnmcnt he ctofore - Aled tretamont’T’ ’d*!^ 10 1)0 th* k*1 *IU suns “•±t perrons interested in said rotate, are reauirod to Holloway’a Ad. Drags, Kte. HEALTH'liD US FLUSURI3 ^"c.'T'BINDLH Superior Strength John IL McIntyre and iIn Attachment. JOctober. tM^h "n Wl,> of A. D. b.ia Writ of attachment war duly gr *a * guidanoof P^tiantr in NOTICE TO ^JJjyjSlOXKM OK H0LL0WATS PILLS. Nervous Diaordere. inty of SPOOL COTTON.” Ayer’s Ague Cure, CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. t Da”!?1 ichl<>!1’the ctf«,lllC',’“rtforlhoeoun(Jwnenttimith, ) Excellent Quality tiawof any Party or parti.. eoanterfeitin. the mad i.inea or vending thaanma. knowing them to bo I ' VnEi nt tho Manufaetory of Ptofessor Hotxo Diseases with Ito Afratos. eaudnc a ropy of thil Hartinn Republican ATTACHMENT NOTICE- GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 62w4 now ™*. *• v ««POn»d remedy, prepared with ->..1-.. --.I-.. . A. T. GOgHORN. Diroetor-Coaeral. _ ... . __ . '•rotnti-r. a. u. istb; C. •». HOLBROOK, Att-ruey for i'fointiff. 4 Mothers sad Dnnfhtnre. i>.. 1X77. liuiti a htovkiug In 1& Mia a tea. Knitting in the her! and narrowing off tho too complete; kaitaall sum: narrowg and wider* at ire.eepeci.llr th cu all iau>nriti«L a ADMINISTRATE ICS SALE. •he matter of the rotate «f Waterman Porker lice b hereby girep ital J shell acll at pnblto on. to the htohre: burner. on 1 uerday the antb ‘‘fiaRSSSlSjH’’’- of Harting*. in tbc County Stole of Mich Iran, l-una- SO9rl?.„^SJ 1K.JSE Itxtr* Urawlssg. Monday. December I, 1STC. Louisma State Lottery Co. place monthly. The season of 1.176 atom Cial%lWfki. r„,„. MO.OOO. I Q. ROBINSON. Administrator COMMISSIONER’* NOTICE^ JW The undersigned; appointed by the Probale Court of the County ofBarry. in th--Mate cl .Michigen, uni atUnat alt d/ltna and del els William .V, Hunt late H. GOODYEAR, IU great cupeviorlty The Druggist, Respectfully announces', that he has again engaged \ in t^e DRUG TRADE, and' has m stock and daily arrivcintit, Dy5 Stuff's, Fancy. Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggist’s Merchandise which'he offers to the people at greatly De duced Prices RXMi.VBER.tha Peo ............... knewo and dee.ribeda. follow, t -wit: Lot No. erren 17| of Phillipe’ addition I lege of Naehrnie.accordiGg to the reco xxESwfi______________ W. all other rsreoM ta­ inted to appear at a from danger of quinism or any Injurioo. cffccta. Um! liblu. tt lias gained the reputation of being fcatslIt can. therefore, be safely rocommcndr ! once broken up by it, do not return until dlreaac to again contracted. rectlf opposite Empire Block. Ono door east of Spauldings VsmrM, Jdj IS, 1ST6 B. “P1&NDI.K. _________CuntmiMWuere, PROBATEORDER. Drawtai; will take Pte** an January Tieketi « each. Capitol Pnw.Ma.0W1. ----- ‘ 8TATI OF MICHIGAN. County of Barry, ea.At a rmelnn of the Probate Court for the County of sas.“s ?. wx; peo. M. Savage A Co'e Col. MORTGAGE SALE. Holden, bh tao Reahky actirtty, and’pn Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., to tho year one thouaenl ctrht hundred and tATHr0 mUlCE uMa^.*@y^Teag>Prt luuna aero. .Mjn •13M .IO I PROFITS F fcTro I urrtarjODUn my remark- tfLtodtesPMNWOW. Awd.m0’'1'' ,CnL’Ot:LT5. f.’sisusai UNDERTAKING Being a bustnesn that needs a groat deal of experience, •TKHUiafS BHOTIIEaS, After many years In the bu’tinesR, can truly nay that they can do t-ettrr work, and give better satIfffacttoD than any other flrm in this section. W. H. Stebbins, the senior ■member, with the expPrieudk of a life­ time. xyili always give his personal atlention tothfo.part of their extensive will be used only BROS, xxwtf � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-14.pdf 0433e7801c83e93e1e95795299d95bdb PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,1876. NO. 66. jhepejm-Weekly Repliblicaji Bapper READ, THIS I READ OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Double| Column. Aiklifs Doctor READ,' READ EVERYBODY I ! AND PUBLISHER. O’CHRONIC >pp<Mito tabore) lUlhban TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION » to*V-n. Bnndayi.lO to Z. Steam Power Preuee. New Material, and the very be*: Job Priatias at Lirins Buuee. iaee«f«fnl in esriax end b*« tathr linns RA TES OF A D VER T1SING. I . titoyiMerfaiU to Ibelr natural gm ins tarfcoritinc the whole mum, and 1 ts U faUa economy Bomr to nuffar duffer:trwa nay anneyiai limltroua. E.izss’urfeKSPJsz'szs -• e—'-efS.'T ‘STtfi’Ic “ tTt'Uo !> Column | “AW J_J-«_I 1800 h Column I •.«__! ja.ob I w w I Colw7| IttJO l KM»I 30X0 PROFESSIOHM. AND BUSINESS CARDS THIS TAPER IS OS FILE WITH CENTRAL HOUSE, ArtkaaBmckU to Health and U« and OoMUtullonal to ace all my will favor me PHIL- W. MIS KERN. BUSSES Caoram r.i.y. au —— . KOlHFlYl MhVJ” 5BJ HARTF.Y WRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in qgijc In VnUn Block over Bartow A C ggg&u^.sguax& Sweet’s H°Tel! GRAND RAPID*.......................................... MICB nr lorrtbie <>»•«*»•*>. will Oa«la trui ujxm n>rtortr moral .ad pb£R£w»JM>< . eKbarla mlyupdn montjiiin BOARD A XV ROOM, $2.60 PER DAY. DENTIST Nashville, MicM&an. gIS-?5«itXgMIfJFi I J- PW, Carriaie, Sin aii Onaneiial pAl N TER At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop MhnonSl, - READ!READ! READ! Jot/ Comfort a,nd Happiness TO THE Slok ai<AffUete*! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. Pensions. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. T PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant, i| Political—Menzies Library—Tweed— Fashions -Business and Money. Mechanic, Inventor, Fanner, or Profos- , •ional maq; to keep well informed on all the improvements and discoveries of tho age. New York, Nov. 27th, 187(J? IT PAYS tho head of every family to introduce into his household a newspaper . POLITICAL. . that is instructive, one that fosters a taste Probably the most desperate set of men for investigation, aid promotes thought that ever existed are the Democracy of and encourages discussion among the men* I GEO. M. DEWEY EPHOR ~ ' n,ta*»labea iew«. WORKS At.Kalamazoo, Mioh. Monuments of the I»ert American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description made toW-cr on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to custotnere, y_Tie Scientific Aaerican A ,picj descriptive of tho AlebUoo, Topol. u>d Su>u Fo IUilro.d, tho States’Geaeral Land Office. DB- J. B. LaSUKE drears of Pay and Bounty. PENSIONS Lion, will St The champion thief of the nineteenth century, is once more in New York, and in durance vile. He landed last Thursday morning from the United States steamer Franklin, and was turned over to Sheriff Connor, from ■ whose custody he escaped two years ago. He got away in a Yacht, landed in Cuba, was protected by the Gov- • ernor General of that Island, at a cost of $300,000, and when to clearly pursued by the American officials .that hiding was New York. Tho certainty of Bayes* elec­ impossible, he fled to Spain where he was tion has maddened them, for they were apprehended and returned. His history near enough the plunder to smell it, and is suggestive. A few years ago, he was whjth has been published weekly for the to have it taken from their very daws is a worth his stolen millions, he was surround­ last thirty-one years, docs this, to any ex­ little to much for their patience. They ed by parasites who flattered him to the tent beyond that of any other publication; , top of his bent, Tilden was his obsequious <w>»Uvd j no1 prop010 10 8’V0 ®P» ^ave tool and partner, he made Governors, Leg­ in fact it is the only weekly paper published j lanufac- ! ready fixed up their programme. They islators, Senators, and Representatives, he in the United States, devoted to Manufoc’ ~ ’ ­ propoec to deny the legality of the doer disbursed millions unquestioned, and his turns, Mechanics, Inventions, and New Dis coveries in the Arts and Sciences. Every tion ; the Democratic House will assert ambition went beyond Lis Stalo and 'ho was reaching for the control of the coun­ number is profusely illustrated and its con­ that there has been no legal expression of try. Now lie is a rioor, old, broken-down tents embrace the latest and most interest tlic will of the people, and that consequent­ man. Gone are the friends - who shared ly the Houfc must, m in case of a* failure his proeperity—gone is his money, gone of tlia World; Descriptions, with Beautiful to dect, proceed to the deetion of a Presi­ is his power, the man whom he befriended, Engravings of New Inventions, Now Im« dent. It will refuse to join the Senate in and who shared in his plunder, is at tho plements, New Processes, and Improved counting the returns, and will go on and head of hia urganization and is trying to Industries of all kinds; Useful Mutes, Re­ dcct Tildcu and inaugnn.te him. Iley steal the Presidency, and of the throng of ' ceipts, Suggestions and Advico by Practical daim that he can be inaugurated anywhere, followers and flatterers who drank his wine Writers, for Workmen and Employers, io and the House will recognise him u the and took his money, three years ago, there all the various arts, funning a complete ro- President, r cfusc to recognise Hayra, and is not\ne so poor as to do him reverence. -pertory of New Inventions and Dwcovcrics; will call upon the Governor^ of the States It doesn’t pay to be a thief. Theold man-----That this is well aware of what is before him. There containing a weekly record, not only of the to rocogutac their Government. progrcsa-ol the Industrial Arts in our own programme has been determined upon by arc indictments enough on him to keep country, but also of al! New Discoveries Tilden, is shown , in the fact that every him in the penitentiary throe times as long owned Til­ as ho is likely to lire, and ho will get the and Inventions in every branch of Engin- -; Democratic paper >in u the cityw "ui^ uby l f" eering, Mechanic, end science abroad. ■ den had articles simultaneously, ‘insisting full benefit of them, for no one dare say THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has I Ural if the three doubtful States were a word for him. It is curious how that been the foremost of all industrial publi. I counted for Hayes it would be an usurpa- old party went. Fisk was shot, GJnct, cations for the past thirty-one years. It tioo which no Ikmocrat rould possibly ac- Sweeny and Connolly arc skulking about is lheoldral, largest, cheapest, .nd the i cepti wd resistanceiby'force was not at aH Europe, atod os a broken man, Tweed will brat weekly illustrated paper devoted to ! dimly hinted aL And Tilden a Editorial die in the penitentiary, and Tilden—well, Engineering, Mcchsnira, Chemistry, New Bureau, which he pcraonaly directs, is the less said about him the better. It Inventions, Science and Industrial Pro- | ending off articles to picked Democratic may be a little troublesome to bo honest, grras, published in the world. FP<™ >" l“rooK Democratic sections of the at times, but it is better,, in the long run, The practical Rccipra arc well worth most inflammatory character, ani calcnlat- to keep on that side. ten times the subscription price, and for cd to fire the Democratic hearty They ,, FASHIONS. The folt bonnets'arc almost Quakerish the shop and house will save many times reiterate the sutemnnt that Hayra wdi be tho cost of subscnplkm oonnUd hf freud-that Tilden wdl re- in their sung fit and close trimming. Bottle green, black and dark ash-gray are Merclotnt,, Farmer,, Mechanic, sist and they caU upon aU good Democrata m'H«m /kivifori Manufacturer, (,’hem- to be ready to assist him. Add to this stylishly worn, trimmed with Irca.ry-mlkra— '«« a“?* -■» Bomb, or silk and velvet. It takes a nice Kpd !*», LVlril or ocicnce, non i ... "’will -I, k > .1 c.onnllir-o —tnilllllt another mtim name fzir for ftF organized militia, AFB arc to adjust the trimming which .looks so Prtfeeiiuni, find the. BciENTIHC American useful to them. It should 350,000 slrout:, and that arrni were sent modest, and is so precise. A silk binding have a place in cvsrj Family, Library. to them from the Democratic National or piping finishes the brim even when there is a velvet facing; three-eighths of ' Study, vura Office nuu and vuuuuuf, Counting Room ; in Committe,■ and some notion of their designs oiuuy, " ' It has been established bias silk at least, is laid in four or five folds . « . . CoU^e o.l>_____ J a_ 1 1 era,J n Hading Room. and Schoo! >«>>' ’be Conuri. --------Aneweolnmc commence. January IK. 1 bejond » pciidrenlure, Oat th. N.lrnnd close around the crown, reversed on the I Democratic Committe did send New York right side, and the ends snugly tucked 1877. ! State cannon at a merely nominal price to ^nder on the left where they meet, two A year’s ntimbcr contains 832 pages . । ’South Carolina, and that very large ship­ standing loops in front and a fcathe* or and Several Hundred Engravings. ments of muskets have been sent to tho two lying demurely over on tho crown fin­ Thousands of volumes aro preserved for same parties from this city. They cither ish the most stylish bonnets. Tho face binding and rsferenoe. Terms, $3.20 a mean business or they are indulging in a trimming of some rich soft-hued velvet, year by mail, including postage. Discount remarkable game of bluff. The Republi­ between thceo'cloen bonnets that are en­ to dubs. Special circulars, giving Club cans take it very quietly. Grant, not Bu­ tirely in quiet French taste, and tho flow­ rates, sent free. Single copies mailed on chanan, is President, and hr knows how to ing plumes and grace of Gainsborough receipt of 10 cents. May be had of all statap out rebellions. He had one largo hat. there is complete contrast; and yet News Dealers. uuc on his hands once, and it will be a very when well worn, the latter is as modest as PATUVTQ In connection with the other. The Gainsborough needs only JL Al 10. the&tearfAe Amcn’- small matter for him tomash this littleonc. g ' Despite the brag afid bluster of the De- a scarf of -soft rich silk drawn dose about can, Messrs. Munn & Co., are £*»>•<».‘ ij| mocracy, Hayes ll.voa will will be inaugurated, inanmratiHl. if if ho bn tho crown set off by the very softest of of American and Foreign Patents, and is declared elected, and he will serve his curling feathers. For a last item, thenewhave the largest establishment in the world four years. It is a significant fact that est dress trimming is a button with three More than fifty thousand applications have while the Republicans here insist that they drops, to be liberally sprinkled over cos­ been made for patents through their agen­ , will not have the Presidency unless Hayes tumes and cloaks, making a combination cy. is fairly elected, the Democratic leaders effect of buttons and fringe together. Patents are obtained on the best terms, say nothing of thp kind. They have de BUSINESS AND MONEY. Models of New Inventions and Sketches clared in advance that tho count must Business is terribly dull. Jso one seems examined, and advice free. A special necessarily be a-fraud, <od that they will disposed to do anything-clIF the Prcsideanotice i* made in the Scientific American have the control of the Govcrnmentawheth- cy is settled. If Tild’n steals Louisiana, of all Inventions Patented ’ through this ■ cr they rie entitled to it or not And as it will continue so, for no one will know, Agency, with the name and residence of nothing is done is Democratic circles ex­ till after the meeting of his Congress what the Patentee. Patents arc often sold in cept by tho direction of Tilden himself, will b« his policy. If Bayes is elected part or whole, to pennas attracted to the' all this inflammatorv talk may be charged business men will breathe free, for they invention by sdeh notice. A Pamphlet’ directly to him. If wo have any trouble know what his policy is, and can calculate. containing full directions for obtaining Buyers arc cutting clo.<cly and Bellers are he will be responsible for it Patents, sent free. The Scientific Amenequally indifferent, for unless a man has THE MENZIES LIBRARY. can Reference Book, a volume bound in cash it may possibly bo unsafe to deal cloth and gilt, containing tho Patent Law, Which was sold at auction, taking fire with him. Theatres are full, for t)io stran­ Grams of the U. S^ and 142 Enyranny, days of last week was one of those collec­ gers keep them fed, but I notice fewer of mechanical movements. Price 251 tions which give the ordinary reader new rich dresses and lore display of wealth ambitions in the world of books. To give than usual. I observe furs two seasons Ccnte. Address for the Paper, or concerning some ordinarily appreciable idea of its old, dresses that have been made over, and Patents, Mwn A Cb.,37 Park Row,Lew value to bef^'n with, the library brought hats that new trimming has made presen­ York. Branch Office, Cor. FA 1th St,., nearly $75,UOO at auction, not one-fourth table. Women haven't the money to TTi, "Iron Trail." Having steam power and Improved for -rodlng. high polishing and ci tting mortices, we can do work rheens r and better than those who wTkiyhsnd. WHOLE NO’ 2009, beoutie,, teener, tnd pleaiure mans or tho Kock, NouaUiM, by “N,ln Crinkle the anwlatl »od drKnatio critic of tho Nite Fork WbrU, ■"» 0“ tlon, together with the San J«o» Guide, autpo Kid time Uhle, of chi, M. Kid fopultr rente from K»n>» City mid Alsbiw to Pueblo, Dourer «od ril poiou in Colondo, New Meiico, Ariton, .nd Die S.n Jun Mines. Tho fimst line-of Pullmu Sleeper, on the ooutineol between the Un­ man Biroe .nd the Kooky MouuUum without elunge. Specie! round trip ioari,U' ticket, from the Afrioiun filter M toft Lenoer at $50, good to stop off at al! its real worth. Some black letter books spend, and economy is tho rule. We want brought over a thousand dollars apiece, io know who is President. being a matter of 300 years old, and among Is the old one. Rich Cuban—young the earliest specimens of printing in exis­ tence, but ihac would not compare in the and beautiful lady slips and foils—Cuban right of enthusiastic Americans with the original manuscript order book of VbIIct Forge, faded and the pages tender with his house in Poughkeepsie, as housetime, and handling, but preserved in a cue of heavy Morocco. There were many specimens of the earliest printing in this quite so innocent as Cuban supposed—de­ country, but in any eyes uvo those of a mands of money scheming old father— book collector the prises of the library were Cuban bleeds awhile, but finally refuses. an Abbottaford edition of Walter Scott, Shyster lawyer—suit for breach of prom­ and one of.Ruskin’s works with proof en­ ise in which tho girl swears everything gravings. Such luxury of type and deli­ blue one way, and Cuban swnara every­ cacy of illustration as sent tho poor book thing black another. Crowds cvwy day lovers, who cannot afford editions of three in the court, and—but the trial u not and four hundred dollars, away saddened, over vet. This, in brief, is the history of but glad to have rejoiced their eyes with tbc 6el Valle Martinex ease, now in pro- such elegant volumes. Mr. Mcaxis hadwhat had cost him S200,000 in his library, and in ordinary times it would have rcalixcd twice that amount, far some of the books were tho only ones ex­ tant. and were CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To , un it Bou „v.» pridera. But hooka, like. Smith Maaec & Preston’s and settle to j^l estate, bare fdt tho rave ooste. We mmtt have our pay. I times, and so tlie whole lot sow >« Xxi4Gti r4W>Uj»wanU osi‘‘a’O’WWW pointe. * ’ u—*’ss' = SHEET LNTCTSIC i FOR SALE H THE BANNER OFFICE I Address. T. J. Anderson. Gen. Pam. Agt. XX52tf _ Tcyeka, Kan. fleeced. He auppowd her an inno girl and set about to rum her without �— Weight of. odium that threatens to crush the whole wgxuixatiui,'through tho revel, Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, New Orleans.. The new oxdtemcnt awakened by the Uakimcs, Mrcu., Bic. 14, 1876. oocurrvtitoi in South Carolina was not near­ ly as general or locg-!ivc<l as that growing out of tho elcetfo'n. If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to Il was fait that tho rifle-club reformera, of that State had IImmim.) k fullcn into a pit of their own digging, and eaS»ss»«SHB4s»s8B«as after the lapse of a few hours, there was n return to the normal, mental condition and •«v«sau*a though the most of us make no pretensions w*nv IHSKSSlriWHnlHMri as constitutional lawyer*, wo pretty much all felt and acknowlodged the eSIKSBB^EaBsBgsSSS s8SSs3aEEsSatE8a$E For it cannot be doubted that, bad it not hare been for the Presi. dent's wise precaution, tho State Govern­ have been over thrown ment tbdre would by violence, for whiob the thousands of armed Democrats swarming the. streeta of And Bull our rlationn. Speaker of the House. terian interferance which will destroy the other.” bers Lad arrived chat it was unsafe to pre­ It is understood that he, Cox, Morrison and'Saykr are the er. Until yesterday, § ISSMU!M81Ksssm?l!9 dict who was apparently ahead. fore our readers, tho last annual message cles more immediately interested. There are rumors of course, buVtlic Speakership It is an able State In it the sE852x33aHs3?itngc§5 i BKIKttl»gEs»»r®m5 I I s s Vcsy little has yot been said about the our Monday’s paper, we placed be­ 6 of the House appears to absorb public in­ excite much discussion. The jobbers and lobbyists (among them revcral females, I present financial^condition of tbe govern­ am told) are hero it^ some-force, but I do ment is very satisfactory. not think they are very buoyaut>ver the AU in all, the message, is among the best in many years, and will be generally accepted as peculiar­ ly wise and appropriate, under existing growiing topic for weeks, perhaps-months to the almost complete exclusion of every­ Au absurd proposition has been entered by some one, that Governor We have received from C. G. Swens­ Haya and Tilden meet and compromise . burg, a copy of the Grand Rapids Cbm- the matter of the Presidency, as though great value to young persons of either sex. other two, of tho humblest citiscns of the It is edited with marked ability, and is United States. tho organ of the very best Commercial purpose of the Tilden managers to have it College, all things considered, there understood the nation. is in We fully believe Mr. Swens- berg has no superior as an educator in any earnestly It also that many advising Republicans are Governor Hayes to fairly elected j and that the declaration of any other result, can only bo arrived at by fraud. Nation has been engaged in this sma’l doing we should render business, and asserted that some one else, had been told by ex-Governor Dennison, them a service, for which they would Any person (a personal friend of Hayas, and at present, desiring a copy of the College Journal one of the District Commissioners,) that can have one sent to them, by addressing be had thus advised t|ie Republican can­ thank ns all through life. the publisher, and inclosing a stamp to A Star reporter interviewed Mr. didate. Dennison, and he denied the story ; and prepay tho postage on the same. all such intimations, may bo at onoc set Some friend in Washington has sent us dffwn as a device of the enemy. a copy of The National Republican of .eroor Dec. 4th, containing a vary complimentary notice of Viee President Ferry. Its length, forbids its publication in the Ban- If Gov- Hayes is declared by th6 President of tbs Senate, to have received 185 elec­ toral votes, be will be inaugurated, ifalive and of sound mind. At a moating of tl^c Democratic Jack- ' ■ weeks ago, tn substance what this article eon Association, on Tuesday nigbt, a local, affirms that Mr. Ferry was the right man, political society, made to ba in the Chair of the U. 8. Senate, and Democrats, one Colonel Fury, marked out count the doctoral votes. a most sanguinary line of conduct, for the We thought so national then ; and we think so now. Radicals. our Washington letter. Democracy to Washinoton, D. C., Dec. 1, *76. tion here. The effort, of the Democrats of the public from tho tens of thousands of outrages visited upon Southern Repuln mmiemsxsnnms 1 5SKSES33SSa»saESSS ■I 9 s55s«sss5S«asxS8S2as aaBSsxsxBCBsrasasM !i BaSSHStaidMSsBBsBKSSXa ! sBsagKiiasnsttsigiss ii 18 :S «8t.asVS»UaS8..aii«BB3 iS .£ ftiSyMMBkHszaisBSSaa iaaE3E2iJX2SB35»*3a^ttB F £ t Littell s Living Age. up of hard-shell pursue towards increasing success. In 1877. it will furuieh to its readers the productions of the foremost authors above named and many oth- er8 ' embraan" the choicest Serial and Short Stories by the Leading Foreign Novelists, and an amount DiuniriH^liy wttaFeriotal in the world, of tho moat valuable literary and scientific matter of tho day, from the pens of tbe Leading Eoaayista, Sci•ntists, Critics, Discoverers, and Ed­ itors, representing every department of Knowledge and Progreso. Ihe Living Age, (in which its only com' petitor, “ Every Saturday," has been merged), b • weekly magazine of sixtyfour pages, giving more than double column octavo pages of reading, matter yearly. It presents in an inexpert* sive form, conaidering ita amount of mat­ ter, with freshnaas, owing to ita weekly Thanksgiving passed by without any bone, and with a ftatlsfatlory CMipletenotable occurrence, to distinguish it from ita BCSS attempted by no other MlraaflM, predaceasors. It was cold and stormy, the beet Essays, Reviews, Criticisms, Talee, most of the day. Snow foil for some bketehes of Travel and Dbtovery, Poetry hours, and a large number of turkeys were Scientific, Biographical, HbtoncaI and sacrificed. Political Information, from tbe entire body Logan. of Foreign Periodical literature. It b therefore invaluab’c to every Amer, Agrieultural Society Meeting. iean reader as the only fresh and thorough compilation of an indispensable current fflllHfflS & um From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery All Kinds and All Prices. Produce BSEB53aKfiEa»X5saStEilH33 Jan. 1, 1877, The Living Age eaters upon its 132d volume, with the continued commendation of the best wen and jour nals of the country, nnd with constantly We were in there the other day Mid saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. Groceries I sSfeMoSBaeaSISSaa If it is adopted, not one of us csftiie cheapest in thewokld Peterson's Magazine! Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at 8ftI rtf, WEE 4 p/fESTOft'S. Hastings, Dec. 14tli, 1879. HEAT REOOCTIOM TO CLUIS. IWb Pre-PsM to MsD Sataftn PETERSON’S MAGAZINE has the best Original Stories of any of the lady’s books, tbe best Colored Fashion Platea, Oio best Receipt*, the best Steel Engrav- any in the world. It will contain, next Furniture, Milk Safes. HASTINGS ■I DM. xxiSOwt Furniture, Coffins, Etc.. READ THIS and be happy again. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. A GM Rednction ii Prices! OaeTheu&ad Pans. Where you wul find all kinds ol Fsarteei SMeadid Steel Plates. Twelve tele redBerlla Falteras. miHTURE! SALISBURY I BROSSEAU will be alive two mouths hence, unless wc quietly submit The erulraec of Mt». Elio Pwkitoa g I § As able a paper as the'New York men to prepare themselves for the active duties of a business life at this College, as wo believe by so F- '' 6 withdraw, as they (the Republicans, and wish wc could induce some of our young We sincerely Vs appears to be tho he (Hayes) are convinced tliat Tilden is th> highest moral worth. a aisiennaaassism prospect, for it b generally ;>urecd that thing ebc. ‘ 'nr*e *r aaMagsuziBjeasMMoar-dta impeachment of President Grant; butsuch His exhibit of the uEeKsa-jEHsBasESSn; csS«2ES8sS«ii!y;§HS5ai3 menaces do not appear to dbturb him or progressing toward specie’resumption, and general prosperity. ?F i terest. Democratic papers insist that one of the President fearlessly reviews tbe work of firs: moves of tho House after organisation, the past eight yean, and shows most con will be the preparation of articles of dnaivcly, that we, as a*nation, arc steadily "H mnn> WCTHWWT It b now sip for what it b worth. and we £pkst has been carefully l»O"H SSMSaSiSSHsutsaHgsSici so few of the mem­ organization of the Senate, outside of cir­ read by all our subscribers. isauSnaEXSUintuiisasM back in(tho rear arc Blackburn and Spring­ by the grace of Mr. Tilden. I give the gos­ THE MESSAGE. paper, 9 ■bwk -a -o most prominent contestants ; while away intimated that Randall b to be the man, of President Grant. SI59S«2?S»sa83SBK3 rSEn»s«s?582Bsg85ih«> is looming up as the next “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which .will depreciate the one nor sec- In § T tho capital, were ripe. Mr. Randall SMITH, MH & PHU’S need of a military force in Columbia to preserve the public peace. Produce, Etc. TOYS! TOYS?! ations now being tnado or imminent in The Colonel was loudly Of every Description which we It will also give Fits Oxigifal Coft might Novxwcrrxa, by Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens, Frank Lee Beoedht, Mrs. Fran­ ces Hodgson BnraeU, Marietta HoDcy, and Lucy H. Hooper. Abo nearly a hundred shorter ttoriel, ALL OXIGlWAL.bv the best authors of America. Its supero can sell cbeaj>er than any hotis.* in Bar- IL Because we make th® most of oui M. Because we keep the best c wnrtt- Dcalcni tn all kinds FURNITURE, ’Wolstsn flats BratteS Fraifis, fc IAHCTH COLORED FiffiEI HA1B licans aince the close of the war, and their braces the productions of sneering allusions to tho' “bloody shirt,*' Hastings, on Tuesday the effect upon many well-meaning but ud to regard tho talcs of horror coming H-uopD<«. i:u>, 1876. Jan, AL Nxviwb, Secretary. THE ABLEST LIVING WRITERS, TERIS [In Advance] A TEAR ttOO. in all branches -of Literature, Art, and Politics. Science, xxi6Gw2. Bzissu—naii&si. Look here ! Look here! What! don't you think we cun sell Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds Jewelry! Jewelry!! Holiday Jewelry!!! ,VER PLATED WARE from tbe P»«ien having Pfcturea to frnma would do well to ret them framed cf u Pmmmm of Tm« Lttimg Age and cheaper thou any firm in tto State ? ran do it, for, with the help of J. M. HEWES. We �fhs^jii-ileekljllepbblicijiiiwf. " >«mtu >ah> ifuity •mn. STRANGER’S employee of the Baxmx* office. Better work in that Um it would be hard to m anywhere. eil of tho city of Hastings was held at the GUIDE council room ca the evening of Dre. 6lh. A; D. 1876. CITY LOCAL R- R. TIME-CARD Present the Mayor. Reconier, Aid. Dawson, Wc arc pleased to know wo have so able a body of men for our Common Council. They Lewis, McNaughton. Sheldon and Tomlinare constitutional lawyers, and over ride the The minutes of the previous meeting were decision of the Supreme Court with perfect Impwwity. See the proceeding on the appli­ read and approved. cation of Beach to have hto liquor tax refundOn muHon of Aid. h.ii the petition of L. & Beach was taken from the Table and on motion of Aid. Dawson that *84 of tbe liquor The accomplished wife of Bev. Mr. Fletcher died at her residence on Center street, on tax paid by said Beech bo reftindod and an order drawn oa tbe contingent ftxnd in his Tuesday night of this week. Though long in poor health, she was not considered danger, fevor. which was passed by a vote by ayes and nays u follows: ously sick, but a very short time before her Ayes—AM. Deweon, Lewis, McNaughton, decease. Her bereaved husband and moth er­ icas child have the sympathy of our people. Sheldon and Tomlinson, 5. POST OFFICE TIME CARD xs>tern.nt7:17 *. a. A\.ten*.it4^3r. *. J ratines and Lovell-Arrive dally, except Sunday. \ a: lit*) a.: leave at LO) p. a*, p. O»-North ' Irvine. Film ore. Bovae. Allo. “•■tinge and Battle Creek—Arrive Tuesday Thursday and Satardav at 13 a*.: leave atl;»p.m. I’. O's- Btdtlmvre. Bedford. JohnsU»rtiag«and Woodland—Arrive Tuesday. Thureday. and Saturday at 1 p. m. leave al 3 p. *. Harttuxe.Cedar Creek and Hickory Cornen-Ar­ rive \V rdncwiay and Saturday at 12 nut leava at 1 describing the recent dost motive fire at Grand J. W. A C G. Beatty for lumber L-dge which destroyed his ofllce among other A. J. Angle for taking care of and valuably property including two Brick Blocks cleaning engine C months and four Frame Buildings. Ho says ho is James Slslteriy paving in 4th Ward going to refit and refurnish hu office al ones, Anson Maynard bawling engine to Are John M. Beaamer for repairs In Record M. KEVINS. P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Exrsaiun — Experience loaches ua all, none are so wise that they cannot bo taught by this great teacher. It has proved to us among other things, that D. B. Doland A fco.'s Bert C*ri»»oo/ Salrrutui b without an equal. We ask'those (who h^ve never tried It1 to do so. There who have ureU it wish no other. Take a paper of D. B. DeLaud A Co’» Best Chemi­ cal Balcratua to your wife and she will join . with ns in its praise. Last evening th© old Third Taya.—Smith Mar.ee A Bretten. Asrienltural Society Meetios.-Jno. M. Nevins. Attention Firemen.—City. . All About Gold 1071 the County. y. Good, dry wood wanted. The show is melting away. Note the change in the IL R. lime cards. Greenbacks art worth in coin 93| cents on Do not fail to read the Council proceedings herewith published. The Winter session of the Board of Super, visors will convene on Tuesday tho 26th tost. Michigan In­ ‘he Council. Mr. Cole seems to be making his market popular. Wo hope'his sales may be large and his profits good. Attention js ukod to the grocery advertise­ ment of C. M. Runyan. He alwayo does as ho Go apd see him. Tbe Cleveland Paper Company send out a very handeom^sheet of New Tear's cards which they are selling el a very low price. The 15th insx. is CoUege day at Albion. The Exerciaea will be of in terreting to tho public generally, and of special interest to the friends ..e ■ A letter bead printed for this office by our Job Printer, Mr. Freeman, commands many favorable comments, from nun vbo are good daughter of Mr. Seibert of Baltimore, has r© suited in a perfect success. Tbe upper lip being nearly wholly gone, it required a nice adjustment sad a careful coaptation of the parts to ensure a success. Tb© Doctor’s un­ derstood the case, however, and to the joy end gratitude of the parents and all concerned, the liUle lady to-dav presents a good appearance and b in poeseeuion of an good a lips* anyone. boon a very pleasant affair. Tbe Grand Central Hotel. New Tort. Is the only loading £ru-t!*s. hotel that has come 4ow» to •• bard pan " rates, vis: reduced from A tuition in Meeg eircnlated, taking the Coonril txv enforce £h* lew requiring all »Iwts tn elne* *t 11 o’etort In the evening, and keeping riwrf df ffirr gmrfw/a. B is reeriv- he Ortdtf fteptf t Mrivton ot fM M, C. R- R. Onr lorel-cmtf Hi eorreet ffiwl**hwpeto reertw-a- rtma'hiWd to i* » change tW stemfiag advcrHsctuciit bdf&re' n*nn h*en** Among tbe rmperiri-re awuMWes nt AeM*y to-‘fny fir • thhtrrend hwfiMU cioewd on fhe oof ner of Jefferwe add «reen ftreeM, 7U w»fer from rhe St R. tforrrt iraiM fceap M fcB, Nays—None. . John M. Bemmen* account for services as fire warden was laid on the table. J. B Goodyear & Co.’s account for lumber and orders to be drawn for tho name on tho appropriate fundr, was allowed at *72 5S, by a role of ayeo and nays aa foil: vs: • Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Lewie, McNaughton. Sheldon and Tomlinson, ft. Nays—None. Aid. Sheldon. 1st. Rt»oM, That a job bo lot for excavat­ ing the dirt from tho hill an Broadsray North of Ire* Bridge to the lowest bidder by sealed proposals, to be filled with tbe Recorder on or before the evening o.’ the 11th dvy ot Doc. 1876, tc be opened by tho Mayor in preeenee, of the Common Council on eaid evening, the Council reserving tbe right to reject any or all RUNYAN’S zens of Hastings anu vicinity, that I have new and *, 7 Tea, 4 lbs. for 31 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at 33o*j?*«roDad jf’jrlicjes. Remember the place, &t J. S. R LW'YJiJY'S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Gite me a call. C. M. RUNYAN. xxi66tf From tho premises of the subscriber in the Township of Rutland, between the Special Notices. first and twentieth of September last, five yearlings, three heifers, one a cherry red, one a aoep red and white, tbe other a light red ind white. Oue pair of steers— one a deep red with white spots, and the other a light red vrith whitespots, horns a pberr. will be poblUhtd about the StsTefJaaaary. little clumpy. One calf about six months in tbe Et>rii*h. Gcrmsa. Freaeh. Welsh. Norwe­ old, a light red roan. Any ncnon giving in­ gian. ewedith. Ifollaad. Bohsmtes aad Sreairh formation where this property may be found will be liberally rewarded. L.D. GardnerRutland, Nov. 28th, 1876. 3 Market Meat Al! kinds of FRESH and SALT Meat* Also Poultry, Game. Our Centennial, Train baa brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also oell the ed^irated Singer Sewing _ Macluiic toaic and alterative of more than half the Chris­ tian ' worM. ate fatly rat forth in its pam. which different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ arc alto intervened with pictorial HlMtreUoM. dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Well A valuable ncipes for the hoatebcld and form, hum*roa« anecdotes, and other innrnctire and anus­ Cistern Pumps. ins readies matter, ottoinal and aelcoicd. Amowr J. Maub . the Annual- to appear with the ownfor of the Opposite the Post Office year, this will ba one of the mort useful, and muy xx41tf Hastings, Mich. be had for the aakin*. The proprietors. Meem. BostMtor A Smith. Pittsbnrrh. Pa., on roecipl of a Special Noticetwo eent itamp. win forward a copy by mall to any prntn wLq rauaot procure one in ht« neirtberb owL Tbe Bi tun are *uld in every city, town and Fred Sweet wished to call attention to village, and are cxteaaively used th roartout the his friends and customers that he has entire civilised world. I taken the window di Dr. Roberts (in Post TO THE PUSLhlOffice) where he will bo found ready, will­ ing and competent to do all work in hi.*line intrusted to hb care. Thanking you for past favors I hope by strict attention Cash Paii tor HOGS &r PACKING. Look at this I bids. 2nd. Rttolrtd furiktr. That sealed propoiib* invited for the performance of said wort in PaatUBTiLLS, Mich.. Doc. 4th, 1876. Ed. Bsmsk* Agreeable to promise, I send you items from this place. We dost know who will be Preeident or Post Master. _Both parties show' considerable cheek, but wo sup­ pose that the question mutt soon bo settled, as the day f<* the electors to meet is near ax hand,—suppose both parties cannot be suited with the result. Mrs. John J. Perkins recently fell from the top to tbe bottom of a high Bight of stairs,— striking a strong door at the fool, and buret-1 Log through it. The winder is that she did not break her neck and kill herself,—luckily, she came out,’only with a broken arm and some serious bruise*. She is doing well. Tbe Merchants here have purchased a large amount of poultry,—paying during the last judges of such wort. Tbe leap year party, under the auspices of tbe young ladies of tho city, al Union Hall, was largely etuadad, and to reported to have ■Aye»—Aid. Dawson, Lewis. McNaughton, Sheldon and Tomlinson. 5. ’ - fantry held a re-union al Sweet’s Hotel, Grand Rapids. It was a very pleasant affair, and of widening Slate Street from Hanover Street worth th© troublo and expense of a trip to east be poetponeduntlll tho aextregolar meet­ Grand Rapids, to have seen the artistic skill ing of the Council. , displayed in trimming the large dining hall The motion of Aid. Sheldon that Madison Si. for their reception, to say nothing of the ta­ be opened from the corner of Park St. east, to bles, which, wore loaded down with ©very del­ Church, providing it can be opened without icacy and loxury Io be had the martete of expense to the city, and that the clearing out the world. of said street be under the supervision of the The operation to/ hair-lip, mentioned in the Street Coeamitte, was adopted. Ba.xxk* some tinte ago, as having been per­ The following resolutions were offered by formed by Dr*. L F. 4 I. W. Brown, on the Itemember the Circuit Coart stands adjourned until Tuesday December 26lh, at9 o'clock A. promixea. -AT CRAYON PORTRAITS. There b no Portrat so lasting u a Cray­ on Portrait Homo of the finest Land-. scape paintings and most cosily Portraits are made from crayon. Water-colors and oil paintings often loose their brilliancy; but Crayon never fades. Now b your time to get a good Portrait for one half less money thin you can get from any other first class artist Wc will furabb —for a short time—from a good Photo­ graph or Tiu4ype, a bust picture, size of glass covering portrait 16x20 inches, with a fine walnut frame, everything ready fur hanging, for tho small sum of 313.-00. In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago, The Brooktyti horror, occasioned by the Revelation by AM. Sheldon. they will charge you from |25 to 350 for burning of /'theater, which resulted in tho RttolrtJ, That hereafter th* Common Coun­ the Kame class of work, and no finer than toes of 315 tiros, on account of insufficient cil wiU not rsfifnd any liquor tax, passed by what I furnish for 313. Please call and means of egress, calls forcibly to mind Ike examine work. Residence in First Ward, ayca and nays as follows; feet that, in care of fire in Union Block, with Ayea—Aid. Dawson, Lovis, McNaughton, near State road. One good Agent Wanted. the hall fill*! with people, probably not cneJOHN W. Cl’STER, Artist, half could « icape. We think wide, outside Sheldon and Tomlinson, 5. xxi&ltf Hastings, Michigan. stairs in the rear, should be provided at once. On motion the fallowing accounts w Strayed. Bro. W. C^Weatland sends ua a small sheet lowed, syes and nays as follows: CO1X0 Utt. 1UJ Kipre»»n .... ISJOr.x. Night Exproas . , . . U.-OOr. *. A tian tie Express SatardayandSuDdaysW^O r. M. ■7ay Fteirtt at .... IfcOOa.n. coins rar. Mail Train at - - - SJBp.n. [••rite Kxprrai at • • . fcKa.M. WoyFreirtt ..... 1:38 r. x. All train* daily except Suodayv—«xoept as ps .fled above. T. J. Bui*. Station Amu j. Local Blijipejj piticop cutod by John W. Caster, of thisedry, for an Rev. J. Boynton has held a series of meet­ ings here with a good degree of interrat. William Johncock, a resident ofthirWamond dletrict in Orangeville, feeling that hie child­ ren had bran ill treated by other children in the school, proceeded to the school house at accordance with the profi! and specification en file in th© Recorders office of the eity of Hea­ tings and that the etreet committee have pow­ er to make the neeesaary specification and that the successful bidder bo required to fill bond* in the ram of two hundred dollars forth© Wthful performance of said work on job awarded to him and that the eald job be completed on or before the first day of March 1877. 3d- Retolrtd furtkrr. That the street com­ mittee be autborired to procure an Engineer to set grade slakes on said bill North of Iron Bridge in accordance with tbe established grade and estimate the amount of excavation to be made, and place the same on file in the Recorder', office of th* city of HaeHogv. Tho foregoing resolution, were passed by a R. J. GRANT SELLS, Scholars Wanteu $3.25 13.00 82.50 Men't coalt Youth'* eoatii Boy t coalt Aor. 27, ‘76 xxdiltrC To learn Lace Making, by Mrs. OSTERHQUDT, at her Rooms over the Postoffice. Notice. bought out the interest of Calhoun A Beckwith, in tho hotel bare nod you will find it to your interest to call and see me. J- W. Bkock. of all styles will be taught, for TltHES, TRIMMINGS, 4a, vote by ayes and n«y» ai follow.: Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Iwwis, MeNaughtoa, Sheldon and Tomlinsoa, &. Noyes—None. O* motion tbe Mayor was added to the Street Committee fw tho purpose of procuring survey and preparing specification for letting job oa tho hili North of Iron Bridge. wa. instructed to procure the necessary notieee inviting bids for doing job on said hill North of Iron On motion the Recorder nova of Thanksgiving day. end. without cere­ mony. proceeded pound two boys, fourteen years old, with a heavy hickory etick, over BrideA motion was jut and carried A»t tho or­ their beeks. Next morelag. « complaint of ders to pav fur the job of excariting the Hill W. T. Haight, he waa arreeted en a charge ot Bridge be drawn assault end battery, and brought before Jen. <m th* Geaeral Highway Arad. Gee Repiogle, wbo fined kirn far tbe Monnlt. On Mtfonibc OwraeU Mjraraod. Ho is not done wkb the matter aa bo is snMMl to the same charge from other parties. Ho has probably learned that it to hardly safe to beat other men's chiktree.-tke araault betag a IJemember the place. shop with Jason Rich & Bro., Church and Railroad Street Hastings, Oct. 24, 1876. (xxi52w4) corner o xx6tf_________ _ _ _____________ Bruk for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland- Madison Dispensary, AND Bns-laW Step! brutal one, and fee the moot trival reaeen, The season for the tax eoBoeter to al band, •to people Ml about aa meek intereotod in that eo they do in tho FrooMenttol qneettoa. Bet taxes are the attendant of etvdtontto*. RMEtAGE GUIDE. 01 SERIAL PATHOLOGY. Ae w-retber vfffl ftfeAt. For <M HtfMey frade, Mower© Mrift, *•- Homi ro« 5. LI-A food Mtvrid Fre©to»ere nrrtregf flv* meet extenrtre er-p*-reriA*f, y*rltootove, farm*. *> «**♦•* <*• - hwy jwtrtEH*. We before brah the aefeefaw mH fte prtfov *efc yew. iiMM in th* city of Hastings, a* Tlwotei rt* *k day af Jaawary. A. D, lETLUMnWk *• the forworn of that day. M »W» officer* for the eusaiux “*«■ Centennial Milliner r" «“ r“” JrLre,B«^ _____ wish to inform the Ladies of Hastings and vicinity that they have opened a new MiQhrery and Dress-Making Shop, over the Postoffice,. We also do all kinds of Famly Sewing. Ladies, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. Osterhoudt 4 Wilkins. Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. (xxiwtf) �Flower Be— it the MioHgM Agrieul- NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. Q. P. Robell A Oo’«. Col. short summers here no attempt is made to Reek The dShM?”i‘h N uaerrme of the 1h tiding plants which are considsre*! cf m<wt value farther south, or in tJacW ' with longer summers. Tie Greet Strata Ttawtfare. orthern Railroad*. Railroads.____ ___ , Railroads. tural College. ’ MICHIGAN Taking' Effect Nov. 26th, 1876 Ko. 7 STATION*. going east. these are Karlct sages, dahlias, vinca alba, »U Interact cu t. dlecuant for nd pempbleu. Cumiutartener. MOST PROMINENT PLANTS. Verbenas with us are very satisfactory for bedding. _________ TRAINS WKST. and vines rosea They are easily managed, •66 tsaXTOK® 1W RtfiJ and flower profusely for a long season. Wc the"stems throw out roots. I j<-e* 13csi . SraH®*". Philadelphia, C»p« May. and *11 POiuUSoBth. Ptr. Curt train, .tally nuklnf dime conuretton* with U.c KEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD tmd them down mid keep them next to ANAN^AMUA.N. In this way the ground by small stakes. CENTRAL RAILROAD. 7OLUMBU8 TIME.) GOING NORTH. TIME TABLE No. 8. CBNTIIA1. RAILWAY COMPANY Among Railroads. ____ ajiSf aif Ka H. R. &SSEFS,AW CHICAGO fc LAKE HURON H I. (AL Cronin* Those raised frtau home-grown seeds do best, as they OrpdRapUa arc more thrifty and free from mildew. Tho difficulty iu rasing them from seeds is this: Ve do n-jt 'know what colore wc ADV E KT I HERH. I tbe McIntyre oonl mino with inclined railway 3m. hr or MICinoASlurr. PMrftMnr application. Address OEO. I*. ROWEM. A CO i.uL. u>4 th. S.lloiJu ,®O TRAIKB EABT. shall get. ‘ Some of the beat varieties are velvet mantle, sambo (black), ■©-Ready for Agents-*The cccrulea (Hue), bride (brat white and sweet scent­ , which is in great demand. .W raita . Pennsylvania ed), dtpauc, a good old scarlet variety, wiU> ’ * * ■ Wauled, -»*— .• • -•’md (ur fou with variegated sage (tultia o^cinalu var.) I. Manhan, Albion. A; e; Railroad _ JKJ>o Mrs. Woodruff is crimson. For bedding and ribbon beds we arc especially well pleased Sf -”"sell. Howard Citr L^aaLs^ thodoonof tbe Exhibition. THE EATING STATIONS On thi» linenrv ur.iarpaxctl. Mca!« will I niaboi alraitebte hour*, Badaxnj^ Una •! GOING SOUTH. xo.i'so.sjxo.. STATION!? c£;k. Wirk„,u,.. % U‘. GOING NteST. ?/ O N TICEETS^R jriH U Mid at all prinoipal doantaurca gymnocaipu, cineraria acanthi- aur TirhrU rraJ M* .Vrw <rw Cralral rad J’tniurltaaia Seme of oar < folia. RIBBON BEDR Pelargoniums know ns General Grant for ’ a crater or the main part of the bed, with a border of Sruecio lanata ( Gnuphalum | rV''’vZ-:th B$g Special,t'hrnilc antDbscare Diseases ping occasionally. A nice bed can be made with dark verbenas (sambo) bor- I dered with golden feverfew. . to keep the Remember center buds of the feverfew : pictul off to prevent it running to flower. Another bod hnd a cord tree for a center State Lottery Co. well), then a ring of ccntaurea gym nocar- ps, then a ring of achyranthca Lindcrii. The latter is of a beautiful red col<4, but is inclined to grow too tall. quent pinching. Outeidc of the latter is a row of rarigated sage (wi/rfa officina- • IJflf I’rfus, Amminllnx tn •40,005. Ino.ovo TICK KIT. ,»T HOWA ND. N<v Orlra,,. La. JoHNSTONA CV„ WT and lc9 Waateavtoa itrttt, Ckiea^o. llliaoit. Ring «h»iy about eight feet in diameter, Another small bed had a tree for a center then artemida acaiithifuliu. i This is too Tjjy. came a ring of ccntaurea REMOVAL! Next came a ring uf cineraria acantbifolia: This was rather too small to match with the rest. Next came achyrantha vcrschafleltii, and the next was variegated sweet alyssum; then golden feverfew’; next alternantbeTa Versicolor. In the center, instea 1 of colocasia, plane coleus vcrecbsffeltii, and the bed would be made up of a good selec­ tion. • Our flat beds did betier than Iboss much elevated. Tho soil is rather light aud some days of our sutraier Very hot. Wc Sod it a great ad •'outage to mulch with manure about tvu inches thick. The plants do much boUer than with, frequent ntxiag witbuuc mulch. Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line Manhall. Haute Cree Galwbais. STAR HIT 77 GRAND RAPIDS, , i-.- V.-.T.— Aeju.lX W I 3ffl TitiecB^«:2c^teA3!: SffifflSS ETtfW&i®-. *Sa»dV wecpteJ. ISatsrday and Sunday exeeirtrd. f Daily. II. H. trnraan, llrxavr Wrrrsrnavw.G, l',AnT.*A.PCh^aj^’.‘t *-'a:,'rATL0B- G*”’1 ta>* BANCROFT. Receir.r GRAND BAPITO DIVISION. ‘ZL^’fL QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. \_The Reliable Short Lise I’ullmam Sletrcrr hi* without chance route, and landlnx >« loth* Exhibit* apidx .HJBP.M. MS2JTE EAST AND WEST. ' GRAND RAPIDS AND'DETROIT ralx at reasonable TIMETABLE. Winona and St. Peter Line FreePort and Dubuque Line 5S j 3 00 naeuennn. and all jx-lntn in the Great Northxvcsf. Its Is the only line for J anesvillr, Watertown. Fon Du Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette. Houghton. Hancock, and the Lake SUpebior COUNTRY. Its 1“’ l«h= U No«. 1. X S and • make DIRECT eona g&'CuESiSsJ the’ short Uno for Northern Wis­ Green Bay and Marquette Line (ealadiutn). This burned in hot bra. ■ It is a good sort, and did well. Then Is the shortest and best route for all points lu Northern Iluxois. Iowa, DAKoro, Nebraska, Wyomxmg, Coi^orado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon, China, Jafas and Austra­ lia. its £s the only route for Winona, Roches­ ter, Owatonna, Mankato, Ft. Peter, New Ulm, m.d all points in Southern and Central Mlnesoin. Its 20 small plants, of Colocasir came a ring of coIcum called sambo or ru­ iffir consin and Minnesota, and for MadI8on, St. Paul. Minneapolis, Dveuth circular bed, 14 feet across, had .c and did not do very well. tS । KO. 4 IS ’a m iMCai for all poiata V icxaarap—With THE CHICAGO A XORTH-WESTEIir BAH.WAY t-ciiooi.raxrr—V Embraces under one management the hbcrc 3 Miebicta GYeat Trunk Railway Lines of tho WEST and NORTH-WEST, and, with its numerous branches and connections, forms the shortest and quickest route between Chicago and all points in KTO ILDXOLS, WlBCONSJ.t, NORTUKRN a8«m nr Michig.vn. Minkisota,’Iowa. Ne­ braska, Caufobnia. r.nd the Wehtekn Territories. Its Is • yet it was much admired. *. CALIFORNIA Omaha and California Line It needs fre­ lu tar.}, then a row of olternanthcra magnifica. The above bed Was too small, H I BOID, Jr, Mtao Rap ■j.sfRari.'t- "FflBasirff- Jackeon. "KftStiSSeS W aitkfr m.^aara^ or old. iakrritrd ar aegairrd, (any email dense shrub would answer u , SAIL L SOTDR. The border needs a little dip. lanatum). , B* ’ n»w City. Kaat fiacta £ ; this summer hare been made up as follow* : ♦SnEOxn exeepled. Jitelte. ■ ftrt Warn Jaclara & sWa« SAJLSSAS. Rochester. _ wx. Gen'l Pbm’cct Ax’L HanUtax axi-lOlf. l,|K53^£L^Sg; SHORT LIKB BCTWKEX MICHIGAK. AND THE SOUTH. MiLilrrill. CHICAGO & KCHIGAS LAKE SHORE HAILROAD. TRAINS OOIXQ’SOPTH. SB-Shartc^ Llo» aa4 Oraad Im theonly route for Elgin. Rockford, Freeport, audall points vln Freeport. /a/o/ro^r o/i yyr corjChicago and Milwaukee /ItH Of C^L tfoLfoil Line As the old Lake Shore Route, and Is tbe, one passing through E . Sr^tfs, ouf Wm- only L F , H P , , R K to iWTLr Loc^reD //? py« W M ' . Palace Care llt"LrrtTT^upSTOnt, ArePullman run on dll through trains of this Ikoo i*& Fall and Winter Time Table. T.kie. **-«•- vanston ake orest ighland ark aukbgan acing enosha jlwa ukee innsUon, Dv preffl Kvrataa Expraa. Middterillo SfTESi. !!8 ’IS 11 T1LUMB OOISO SORTH. ”fi ~ 7® - is1 FiHi? K *8 n DiTisi’n IS ‘.2 Highest Market Price in Cash*. sssuw. :a | 4 JI CHcaio, Rock IsM & Pacific JOLIET. MORRIS, LASALLE, PERL' HENRY, LACON, PEORIA. GENES ■EO, MOLINE. ROCK ISLAND, DAVENPORT, MUSCATINE, WASH!NOTOK. IONA CITY. GRIN. NELL, NEWTON, DKS MOINES Council Bluffs and *X D^’KcAAWHftrfW? u« NIMENT l*?8* KIvm Janetioa I 1 U '* Eaton R*rid» i 18 “ STAVES. STAVES. D1"’’ CARBOLIC OIL - fete: Grand Rapids. road. his bi the ONLY LINE running these cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi­ cago and Winona. FLOWERING annuals. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with For flowering annuals, nothing gives us the Overland Sleepers on tbe Union next noon TO greater satisfaction than good strains of Pacific Railroad for all points West of the Missouri River. petunia. The best way is to save seeds, On Kie arrival of tho trains fh»m tho and keep every year after getting started East or South, the trains ofthe Chicago with good colors. They riftive in our hot & North-Western Railway LEAVE weather, and give plenty of flowers con­ CHICAGO as follows: Satitrdaye. For Council BlaflK Omaha and Call-’ stantly after they begin until frost comes. fornis, Two Through Trains dally, with Of great value also arc the several sorts cf Pullman Palace Drawing Room and phlox Drummondii. No garden can af­ Sleeping Cara through to Council Blufte. ford to be without them. Pansies do well For St. Paul ana Minneapotbi.Two fbr fall and Fpring in cool wasthcr. Do Phrough Trains Daily, with Pullmnn not allow them to flower ih hot weather, Talacc Cars attached on both trains For Green Bay and- Irtiko Superior, whoa tbu flowers will be small and worth­ TwoTrainaslaily, with Pullman Palace less. but pinch out tho head and then the Cars attached, and running through to plarta become strong lor fall use. Puoaies Marquettethrive in cool.damp weather. Io our short For Milwaukee. Four Through Trains daily, Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor (Thair Cora on day trains. For Sparta and Winona and points in larkspurs. Balsams do poorly ou light Minnesota, One Through Train dally, soil* in our summers. Asters of many sorts For Pipe Steve., delivered i. Bantinw. Noh villa, with Pullman Mleepers to Winona. do wdl, but are an uncertain flower on ac­ or Middleville. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Inqaire at Central Eou-o. Through Trains dally, with Pullmau count of blister beetles which eometimes Care on night trains. ■For Dubuque and La Crease, via Clin­ E. I>. WRITE, destroying a bed in a few hours, often be­ ton two Through Trains daily, with fore the insects are noticed. Marigolds HaSTlxca. Mica.. 8ej^.X 1C4. xxiSTtf. Pullamn Cara on night train to Me- ' are showy rad easy to mana«e. Place Gregor, Iowa. < them towards the back of a garden. Mig­ For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Trains daily, Pullman Cars to Missouri nonette is good for bouquets and easily Valley Junction. , raised. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. Kenosha, For, Rockford, Bteritag, WALL. FLOWERS Janesville, and other points, you can are not very satisfactory with us. This have from two to ten trains dally. « Ncw Office, No. 415, Broadway; Bcnaon our stocks have done remarkably Boston Office No. 6 State titreet; Omaha well* Sow once for an early crop and then Purifies Siootba, end Office. 253 Farnham Street; Fan Fran­ cisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street • Chicago Ticket Office. H2 Clark Street , under Sherman House, corner Canal i and Madison Street; KinMe Street Depot, corner W. Keu«ie and Canal Street; WcHaStreet Depot, corner Wells IT.-.)- 22 MONROE ST. isr orT?J»nstioa T‘N S#5’m Without Change of Can, Uk. Shore k Mleh-Soaihem j«y*-Wlth P^roit.UilWxte k Saatkaatem r^rMLoo-Wkh Ukafiber, k Mteh. JWU™ Traina Uavc Dailp atfollow r Oataha. Leuveawaxth A Atekwn Ex. pre-lender; .x.oatod.) - ■ 10 CO a. ra OmJha Bxprw. 4SaL kxeejtedj 10 00 pi m KANSAS LINE. Q.RAND TRUNK RAILWAY. te - • : at; ist: ATCHISON, ■ud CHICAGO. JTAA’XAS’, INDIAN TERRITORIES. COLORADO, AND -VK» MEXICO. iSKX � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-18.pdf 6187229c5fcb779067d4fa00c07ef627 PDF Text Text jhe ^emi-Weekly Uepliblicaji feajiper Wagons, Plows, Dry Obods, Groceries, Salt, Etc. • . AND PUBLISHER. nut wo»t>4T a*» rsyasoAT Soos. •>. tit Baaarr BlaA. npaaiir tit Otari Unit > . V-rft lid*<>r £t»to S<rc«L<lMlinri. Barry Ikv», Miehican. ■ . . V. . t »n« jr««r in Advaaee——- ------------ 11 SO ; u i in adraaea—...... .........-...........-— - I 00 s- .lob Dopnrtmonti "j»er !><*'••«. Saw Malarial, and th* vary ■ Jo.' IMallng al Llviac Raiaa. TKEltS Of SUBSCRIPTION: whole procession so masked or whitened RURAL TOPICS. and painted that their own mothers could Written for the Birt'Bi.;eA> linn by enter not know them. It was a bit of fun that Political — Thanksgiving —What We suited well the temper of tho day, and was have to be thankful for—Business. ' certainly better for the boys than screech­ SURFACE MAXVUINl). ing ou horns, pelting cate or touching off I ni$iee that' occasionally a farmer en­ toy cannons and air-guns of a holiday. New York, Dec. 1st, 1876. An hour after, they emerged in ordinary deavors to show, that there ia no loss in POLITICAL. dress,with faces scrubbed wonderfully clean spreading manure on the burfaec of tho If anybody supposes that Cue desperate yet not so as to hide suspicious traces of ground, and allowing it to remain there gang of Democratic politicians who, with red and blnek about the roota of the hair. daring weeks, and even months, before it Sammy Tilden at their bead, have any WILAT WE HAVE TO DE TUANKFUL FOR. shall be plowed under. seems that Idas of giving Up the contest for the poacMNobody uicafu to suspend feeling or many important questions in farming are ion of the fodend spoils, they ate mistaken. ,giving thanks till next year, and it isn’t destined to remain undecided forever, so Tliis veteran ifhetner began tho campaign <out of place to remind oursplves of some in iniquity, W’ conducted it with fraud, 1apecisl occasions of feeling good the pres­ that all men shall be of the same opinion WAGONS! GEO. M. DEWEY i:Ml OR OUR NEW YORK LETTER. • ent year. There has been talk of war, the which boa been well checked by the strong lie intends to contest it b:,nd । ou the reins of power, ten years ago peaevtbly, provided he can win in that way, <or more, thu talk would have been follow­ but rather than lose it, will resort to force. <ed liy •’nnetrous action, and every woman Rati or than not have the control of the 'who reads thia may feel glad that her eons Government, these desperadoes would in. or ' brothers are spared to pursue peaceful courses, and the sword which has pierced augurate a new rebellion. Tho lie factory, jmany women's hearts within the last doknown as Tilden's editorial bureau, is as <cadp is turned, away from hen also ; and, hard al work now u before the election. 'wa^ or no war, wo are not, it is likdy, to Ite business now is to fill the Press with 1foci the oppression and degradation which mutf hare followed the election of Tilden, stories of Republican frauds, the object ,thojtod of nil the igno'rencc and crime of being to so impress the public mind with ।thol country. New York knows to well and he intends to reap its fruits by same means. i;.{ TES OF AD VERT1SING. Fon fl1 FtxT *ixTT DJtf* n *'lU exLL ffllffl AND FISH BROS., IMS rEOFESSIDMM. ABD BUSINESS GARIK At prices lower than ever. Now is the time to purchase the best Wagon made, at a very low price. • PLOWS AND CASTINGS In addition to the Oliver Chilled Plows and castings, we have a full stock of ■ H. C. PECKfUM, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, POINTS AISIIJ EXTRAS the idea that Hays is not fairly elected, 'whit Democratic rule means, and the as to justify the Democratic House in re- 1hearty thank God, and the thrill of relief all iver tho city when the newa of Rafes* fusing to recognise him, and to give color *wujLrity was received, alter the gloom of to the Rebellion they intend to inaugu the!Tilden t accounts, effaced even the de- in regard to them, and this manure ques­ tion is one of these disputed questions. A writer on this subject says : “Any man who is possresed of sufficient to undentin'! intelligence, the language of his scuses, knows, when offensive odor from a’barn- yard, or odorous heap, strikes his olfacto­ ries, that ammonia ir wasting.” Thia I con­ sider to bo true—so undeniable that I am surprised to find another farmer arguing that it ia not so ; and he quotes what a German agricultural chemist said* in an English journal in 1857 to prove it, as fol­ lows : “It is a prevailing opinion among farmers that the peculiar smell which em­ anates from dang 'heaps is caused by ths escape of ammonia, and that the deteriora* tion of farmyard manure is due in a great measure to the Joes of this most fertilising substance, which is incurred by careless inonagement of dung heaps. • • • The The headquarters of the concern iprcfeion caused by the heavy state of busin»A for the lime. It is true business ha- lx.*ca bad in the city, and thousands of ammonia is so inconsiderable in fresh an but they have braachca in Charleston, arc in distress, but business men I Columbia, Tallahassee and Now Orleans. pcosle | well as in fermented dung, in all stages of bavt worried through some how, and there decomposition, that it i» not worthy to ba The seal and ingenuity manifested would has | been no morn suffering than usual. At noticed in a practical point of view.” least we hnvhad no epidemics, ths health be admirable -were they employed in a bet- I When farmers base their opinion on what of tb«"city has been good, and, altogether, ter cause. For instance one day they id- ' professors of agricultural chemistry say, if we can't be thankful that we have had a they will often find themselves laboring egraphed North from New Orleans, that proi^erous year wc can be that it has been under a mistake, as in the above case. Senator Sherman has telegraphed to Hayes ,no vorsc Ii was good to sec the crowds Sac that a quantity of stable dung bo that the frauds are so apparent that bo had ।at tie depots of roads leading into New thinly upon a board platform in better at once withdraw, and before this ■Eii^and. Every train was packed with ring, summer, or fall of the year, infamous lie is contradicted they will tde- )people going home for their annual dinner, and left there one month, we all know and many a large merchant left his gor­ that a very largo portion of its value would graph that sx-Governor Dennison of Ohio geous | home on the Avenue to sit down to bo gone; and so it would be when manure has telegraphed the same thing to Hayes, ।the fat turkey and luscious pumpkin pie is spread upon the surface of land, and and all tho Republicans present, have ac- in i the humble fnrm-bousc, from whence, allowed to remain a considerable time be­ knowledgcd that Louisiana voted for Til- ;years ago, he came to tho great city, a fore it is plowed under; and any jxraon poor boy. Every New-Engbmder goes who denies this, I think must be lacking den and that they are abontto return. : home for his thanksgiving, if he never From Florida they telegraphed similar ,doe# at any other time. Business on that somewhat in common sense. NAT1VK FOWLS. statements, and the way.they praise Wade .day is sazpeaded, except tho rum-mills, and they are in full bliflMhc day being Forty years ago, wo had no foreign , e ton, and the South Carolina rebels । breeds of fowb in thia country—at least, * favorable to them, as the people, released .„. moderation and bigh-ioned patriotism | 1 from labor; have nothing to do but to none were fur sale, or known to exist here Is Mtonishing. Now bo it known that • ,spend the money they have earned. Every by the public. Now, the point that I shall then telegrams and statements are con- ,doggery ’..as its raffle for turkeys the night discuss, ia merely the merits of the foreign cocted here in New York, that there isn’t before, nt which thiyty men pay ten cents breeds now among us over our native a word of truth in them ; that S. J. Til­ each for the chance of winning a dollar fowls, which are still bred by a great many turkey, the winner being required to spend people, who Lave never bred any of the den revues every one of them, and that foreign breeds, believing them to be no bet­ they all pass under his hand before they at least the value of the turkey iu treating the d*.«appointcd ones, and the loscn spend' ter than natives. The foreign breeds are: are re-telegraphed South to bo scattered ing quite as much to drown their dis- Brahmas, Coehina, Dorkings. Leghorns, broadcast over the country. Of course he appoinment. The Devil is ingenious, but Black Spanish, Hamburg*. Houdans, But* knows that they will be contradicted, but it docs seem as though his tricks were too sbn, La Flcche, Crwecoure, and a few he Knows, also, that many will n’evur The , thiq to deceive anybody, who did not other breeds of no particular merit. the contradiction, and that a nasty im, waul to bo deceived. It is a very grave Brahmas consist of light and dark varie­ preamon will bo fcft on the minds of those . question whether holidays are beneficial. ties ; and tho Cochins, Leghorns, Ham­ who do. It will have the effect to juatily Day of rest: Tltf merchant, man of burgs and Dorkings, also consist of dif­ him in what ka intends to do, to some ex­ , affairs, chafes under his enforced quietude, ferent colored varieties ; but there is not , tent ; at least, it furniahee catch words to and tho laborer unfits himadf by disripa- much difference in the laying, and other put into the mouths of his followers. ' tion for n week’s work. Frequent holidays qualities of each breed, whether they are A very smart man is Samuel J. Tilden— [ may all bo well enough for the French white, brown, black or grey. The ques­ were ho as honest as ho is smart be would , and Spanish, but it don't do^forAhei^meri- tion is. are these fewls any bettor, or more be a very useful man instead of tho curse profitable to farmers, or village residents, , to the world he is. The Bcnublicuns ofr can. than oui common fowls? Some of our New York, notwithstanding they are in a beat native fowls, as they existed 30 years hopeless minority, arc not at all frightened Of course there ia no busioeas now, but ago, were m profitable as any of our for. at the struggle thus forced upon them. it is reasonable to expect a revival between cien breeds. Wo-uscd to have the Domi* They know that Hayes was Jinny elected, this and the holidays. And then, for a niquee, which were excellent layers. ‘Then and they pay no attention whatever to the month or two, wc expect lively timaa. we had in Pennsylvania a fowl called the bluster that b showered upon them. And Just as »>ou as it is settled that Hayca is "Bucks Connty Fowl,1* that we bred in the monied portion of the Democracy arc elected there will be a revival in earnest, other States; and if they had been kept not as anxious for trouble as the place and tbu good times wc have been looking pure. I think they would to-day rarpass in hunters are. In the event of trouble their for so long will bo npou us. Louisiana good qualities, and rise, some of the above buitncsa would suffer, fast of all and the will fix the matter, before thia reaches you. list of foreign bre&ia. But to cotne direct­ Democratic Merchant has just as sensitive ly to the point—one-half or three-fourths FRICKS OF LIVIXO. a pocket-nervc as the Republican. When In the present state of business it is for­ of the foreign breeds among us are no bet­ the cirab comes ydu will sec these gentle­ tunate that living is very cheap. Cori ia ter than the common fowls, to found on men weaken, and pomibly they may wish only half of tel year's prices, and meats most farms; and in no case would I advise that ril along they had been with the par­ are way down. Thanksgiving turkeys any one to pay fhney prices for the foreign ty of law and order. • sold for 12 cents per pound, chickens for breeds. nunaomxa 8 and 9, and fruits and vegetables are as CTMS-IIKT.kfil5a FOWLS. ia hardly the festival in New York that it cheap as could be wished. Good beef can I think for ordinary fowl breeding mon­ b in New England. Of course tba relig­ be had for 12 and 15 cents a pound, and grel, or cross-breed fowl^ are as good, and ious people observed it in the regular way everything else in proportion. Still, beef sometime.*! better, than the pure breeds. —Church in the morning and a feast tn at a cent a pound is dear to the man who Taka, for instance, the Brahmas and crow the afternoon, but for many years it has has not got tho cent The man who has them on native or ether breeds, and they bcen’tho favorite day for target excursions work nt no matter what wages is comfor­ make a fowl in most cases that are large for the military companies, and there are table, but there are so many out of work. enough for the table and excellent byers. hundreds of them. The boss of the U esl An advertisement for ^book-keeper, in Buck Brahams as we see at fairs, pullets side wardsin the city can hardly be supposed a morning pnper, recently,' brought over a weighing 9 or 10 pounds, are net of much to kco w that in their masked and grotesque thousand applicants before ten o dock. I value except to be eaten. They are raised procession which it b their fun to got up have within u week seen men of thirty, expressly to bo exhibited and looked at, at thb time of tho year, they follow an old competent book-keepers, applying lor and if bought to breed frrui their progeny and excellent custom. Christmas and an ,' positions aas , errand errand boys boys at at $1.00 aa wees week ।1 holidays in morrio England I Heaven send tho revival of business that ushered in with prooemionit of masks and I mtn may find something to motley ecstums, such tor their day as the ' about five pounds, is largo enough, and the wd school boys treated us tost Thanks | PlKTBO. Brahuxxi and Cochitm crciMed on nny of the raring. The quiet cross-town umfibbor- j rate. ’ are here, under Tilden's personal control, for the Gale, Curtis, Robinson, Dodge and Kalamazoo ‘Plows. Points are all ground Butcmc ground and sold at the siyjie price as un{, points. 1 ' 50yi GREBLE <fc ITTj SSELL. THE VICTORY IS WON I DR- H. F* PECKHAJX. ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME DELIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. /The Triumph is Complete. A. P DRAKE, RflT.MCIAX * RL’R<1BOW.-Oaee near F. B. A'-.'.ta's brat Piera. Stale SU, Haallns* Mid. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR, WM. II. HAYFORD, 4TVORSBY »□« Vaamailer al Law. an. ta Otar.eary. and InianeUaa Maaur. ■ - luw' ooaiBi «oa«oi«. —■“ - ---------WMUMtiont on roaaoaablo Mrau. Office ojor 8art«X A (Iwliur'i tU.-o. i»r-ri ■* DR. C. RUSSELL, nT5ICTAHA SURGB.JH -O®e. orat Ja\la» LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAUER, ISO For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock-of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and allother Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. QOME laayl-iilf W.u. AND HE1S JOHTT STAHLEY. BURGHER. ISAAC W. TltOOMAX. at ta. Court fioBM. Haauues. Mich. JasyFYi F. S. ROWENr 'S’-SEIES: r.«.tines, mm. • ___________________ JOHN Q- CRESSY. H ERIFF, Deyaty County Surveyor aafl G.aeral C«>rayaae«r. Office at :h» C»«rt Uon,^-ry1?s MBS OF on ■!, Look to your interest, and go to J. 1 KM1YEAH & GO'S HOOK SALT f't F4OKIF9, T Hx BWL on ButqtL, 4hrnr» •fW9'x*'sw IS ! Busneus. hoods were roused by the music of a limited band to see compsniM of Harlequins and । Dominoes go by followed up with troops of Continental soldiers in calico uniforms, Hantatiun Negroes, and bodies of noble , - Look at this ’. H. J. GRANT SELLS, ’>««/. $3.25 $3.00 UH> Nor. 27, ‘78rx«l»rf light Brehm* cock and put him with pul­ lets of any’native fowls, and\he crow .will result in a splendid variety—cot hbretd— because the progeny of such fowls will no* : (OONTim-m ON 4th page) �Hero we have tho Let that the ftunera Michigan Christian Association. of the Constitution, on tho very day in 1877? 1877? which they signed thst instrument, passed a resolution explanatory of Its provisions column* of the Bamkx* that die State Christian concerning the counting of the electoral £ Hastings, Mich., Dxc. 18, J'876. CHICAGO POST! vote, distinctly stating “that tho Senate for the sole purpose of receiving, opening counting the. rotes ft* This resolution was sent to Congress at and the same time with the Constitution, was designed to give the THE PEOPLE’S NEWSPAPER. President. purport of its provisions on this point more in detail. If resented, yet so united were they, that one would have supposed that all belonged to the Report* from variou* parts of the State were is difficult io sec how, in the face of such inspired to greater diligeure in th* fututa; than in the port. The State Lcetnrer, Rev. J. L. Barlow, in any show of reason that the framers of the. Constitution intended tho responsibility of giving bls report stated that he hod visited nineteen Counties, fifty-nine towns, and had counting tho electoral votes to be in any organise 1 seven township organisations. Ho other hands than those of the President of also stated that he had lectured ono handrod the Senate. The Democratic claim that and eleven time* and proached forty-two »ernot merely are tlus two Houses enpowered, a record by And still our Platform. as this, it can the House of Representatives, acting alone, may take this course, or if dissatisfied may “Hcncst money for all, and free schools for all. There should b6 no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interfcrance which will destroy the other.” withdraw and elect a President, is utterly WHO SHALL COUNT THE ELEC­ TORAL VOTES? ate organized under tho present Constitu­ preposterous, when judged by this record ; and tho men who hold ii’are pjnetlcally revolutionists. How He was ro-electeJ Lecturer for the coming ycarandC. B. Remington wss re-elected Agent. Prof. C. A. Blanchard of Wheaton College 111. followed Bro. Barlow in remarks, and prevented the sutyect of finance m necessary to success. He called for voluntary contrlbu- clearly this course of procedure was understood in tho early days of the Republic may b* learned by recurring to spouded to the amount of four'hundred and sixty dollars in cash and pledgee. All present were in good spirits and resolved tion. As soon Ss tbo Senate had elected ing tho House “that a President is elected sion as to the counting of the electoral tors of tbo several States in tho choice of a We haro ed some degree of^.iroughncas the precedents States; and that tho Senate had received Maaonary: and while they bad is now ready, in the Senate Chamber, to proceed Law there is none—and the Bev. J. L. Barlow lectured Wednesday even- in tho prucnco of tho House to discharge Twenty-second that duty, and that tho Senate have ap­ Masonry. Be used nothing but the beet Ma. Joint Rule went out of axirtcnce. As to pointed one of their members to sit at the sonic authority, such as Mackey, Sickles. Mc­ tho Constitution, its phraseology is singu­ Clerk's tabic to make a list of the votes as Coy, Morri* and Chare, and proved that Ma­ larly vague ; the passage referring to this they shall be declared, submitting it to the sonry is a Religion, and that it is decidedly He also matter, now so much cited and so careful­ wisdom of the House to appoint one or and designedly Anti-Christian. proved that Masonry bind* its initiated to only ly studied, declaring, simply that “tho more of their members for a like purpose." a partial purity, inasmuch a* he I* sworn -to President of tho Senate shall, in the pres- The House assented, and returned reply respect the chastity only of a Muter Mason* a of the Senate and House of Representa­ that the notification of the election should Wife, Daughter or Sister. Tho chastity of say tives, open all the rx^tifieatys, and the bo made “by such parsons and ia such other Wife, Mother. Daughter or Sister, might votes shall then Counted, manner as the Senate/shall be pleased to bo violated,without effecting in the least degree but how,- and by By the Presi- direct." Here, then, wc have both prin­ his standing u a Master Mason so far as his oath is concerned. kdcut of tho Senate, w- by representatives ciple and precedent to establish the fact Prof. Blanchard lectured on Thursday and of the two Hosses ? And are tho two that the President of the Senate was Friday evenings and notwithstanding the sever Houses of Congress present as witnesses elected “for the sole purpose of opening or aa judges? Chancelor Kent, than the certificates and counting the Totes," whom there is no greater authority on Constitutional points, notices the vaguo and that the process was gone, through with under the. direction of the Senate, nu3S of the language, shows tho posoibility and “in the preset. :e" of the House. that the question might become all-impor­ tant, and gives his opinion thus: *'I 1877 provision on tho subject, that tho Presi­ counts tho vote and determines flic result, and that the two Houses arc present only as witnesses to tho acuuracy and fairness of the transac­ tion. and to act only if no choice be made by the electors." [Kent’s Commentaries, lecture 13.] Fortunately, however, wo oro not left entirely .to Kent's "excellent judgement, nor to the rule of precedents. tive of these, and possessing Corrobora­ even more weight in determining the count□ which ought to be followed, we have thoprocced- ings of the convention by which tho C°n' stitution was framed in elucidation of tbi* very point. WBEPUBLICAX PARTT.-O But at tho same time it has in no man- they arc secret, and ^once object* of suspicion. Should a man engage a room in the third story of a building for the accomodation of hi* bu*i- trnqigrcssion. It has never turned aside from what it believed to be the path of duty, nor misled its readers or the public. Asin the past, so in the future, The Poet will be found in politics to A correspondent of the Bos­ ton AJrerftier tianscribcs from the records of ths convention tho radution epassed with regard to thia tastier, which is of so much importanoo that w« giro it ia full: "Monday, September 17,1787. Present, The States of New Hampshire, Massachu­ setts, Connecticut, Mr. Hamilton from New’ Jersey, . Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, ’ Virginia, -North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. Restated, That tho preceding Constitu­ tion be laid, before the United States in Congress assembled ; . Resolved, That it is the opinion of this convention that ns soon u tho convention of nine States shall have ratified this OoaFtiluLioD, the United State* in Congress assembled should fix a day on which the doctors should be appointed by the States which ^ih.« 0., o. ,hwh&«d<^oiw»h°»M lo rau for ll» Fn**>y’ *** ander Ibis Constitution ; mat, aura sucn publication, tbo electon sLodd be appoint­ ed, and ths Senator* and Rcprwcntetives elected; that the electors should meet nn the d«y fixed for the election of the Presi­ dent, and should transmit their Tote*, cere tifiod, signed, sealed and directed as the Constitution requires, to ibo Secretary of the United States in Coegress amambfed;; mmuiffi & It believe* the Republican Party is »pdde of doing that, and will continue to support it while it hontrtly endeavors to fulfill its pledges. THE SIJ2ST. NEW YOltK - 1877 Tbo different editions of Tub Sun during the next yjpr will be the same as during tho year Xb kt has jurt passed. Tho daily edition will ou week days be a sheet of four pages, and. on Sundays a sheet of eight pages, or 56 broad cob-mi; while the weekly edition will bo a sheet of eight pages of the same dimensions and character thrt are already familiar to our friends. Thb Sun will continue to be the strenu­ ous advocate of reform and retrenchment, and of the sqb«titution of statemansbip, wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence, imbecility, and fraud iu tbeadminirtratiou of public affair*. It will contend for the govennent of the people by the people and for the people, as opposed to govermeut by frauds in the ballot-box and in the counting of votes, enforcod by military violence. It will endeavor to tupply Jis readers—a body now not far from a million of souk— with the most careful, complete, and trust­ worthy accounts of current event*, and will employ for this purpose n numerous and carefuly selected staff of reporters and cor, respondents. Its reports from Washing-' ton, especially, will be full, accurate, and fearless; and it will doubtless continue to dawrve and enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by usurping what the lav does not give them, while it will endeavor to merit tho confi­ dence of tho public by defending the rights of the people against tho cucroaehnicnts of unjustified power. . The price of ths daily Sun .will bo 55 •anta a month or 86.50 a year, post paid, or with iba Bandar edition 87.70 a year. Ths Sunday edition.alone, eight pages, SI-20 ajear, post paid. Tho WBXKLY DUN, eight pages of 56 ‘ I funxiabed during 1877 of „ Tbo bao.ru ot :fi« l.rga redott a loaded revolver, eo that none might enter except thoa* who had paid twenty-five dollars Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. In Hatten Affecting the Local Welfare, Crockery RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE MD All Kinds and All I*rices Its coarse in tho pa* ia fall guarantee to tho public that it will maintain the same ccurao in the ftuarn. ' Produce In All Ift Department* THE .POST Will be Emphatically would immediately become the object of sus­ picion. He might say that his profession _was -founded on Liberty, Brotherly luvo and Charity” yet sensible people would laugh, him to scorn and suspicion would ret1 Ore same as before. He objected to Masonry because it falsely existed since June 24th 1717. An Imitation that claims great antiquity without being able to show a page of history, or bring forth an item of proof, for more than becomes an object of ridicule rathor than re sped. Mr. Blanchard is an excellent speaker and Several memlrera of the craft were present during the lectures, and when they were In­ vited to speak in'defrnse of their cause, they remained silent: (hns'eansenting to the truth­ fulness of what had been said, since "silence give* consctil.’* Another meeting will probably bo held In the Eastern port of the State in February. How the Electoral College Vote will be Counted. Perley, tbs well known A. NEWSPAPER And while being a daily reflex at events, it will ucrerthdass maintain a character for decency and good taste that will make it on acceptable visitor in every well-ordered home Its colamns will be purged of every indecency, and no money can or will buy any of its space for the praise of any il­ legitimate or immoral calling. ’ In order to, meet the ncoenritics of the The Chicago 4 P^STO/I'S. xxi30w4. FurnitHr*, Milk Safes. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. HASTINGS READ THIS Poet 438 and be happy again. DAILY EDITION, By Mail, Postaqb Paid. One Year, 87 00; Six Months, S3 50 ; Three Mouths, 81 75. . WEEKLY EDITION, Br Mail, Postacb Paid. One copy, one year, 75c; In clubs of At*, ono year, 70o; In clubs of ten, one year, 65o: In clubs of twenty, on* year, 60e:: Where tou wm In duh* of fifty, oM yw, 50c. Thau are the lowest ratal nar offered in the U. 8. for a fim-daaa weekly paper, and Icavo no excuse for being without ' Of ev»ry Dkwnption which we reading nutter. Get your noghbora to dnb with, you st, can sell oheapor than any boon ? in Bar- STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. A Gret Rsdoction ii Pries! . I.find all kinds of . -----— 1 FtnUnTURE ! SALISBURY 4 BBOSSEAU Dealers tn all kinds E II D Bl I T II D C UililllUllEa let BomobsVs have no rent I > pay of the Boston Journal, says that U is now understood that Senator Ferry, the Proi- ILL lLBN.ww.Mk. Ike Soda ounelvM.J B~*“’**ru“'*".’*i >Wen 6«* Brm Fraas, k notice to the House nt the proper time that he is about to open and count the dentood that ha propose* to count tho iadc Fur­ Whitman** Aucried Candiee—the b«t n tho marktL A full supply at J. P. Roberts'. ‘ ' er’.’! and appointed, their carriee* not being requin od either by the Constitution or the laws. •viD< nctaMs to. framoi 8 to rrt ttwm frrari of 1 Stanley’s. boons In Barry County. lloasi saw—A good wroen year, eld mare, sound, weight 12&0 pauuds. Timo given fur payment. newspaper, fillad with just tire new* that every , Bum the dj®pert newspaper published ia jectionaWe matter bf as? kiatl, will hardly do ths world, and we trust aho one of the very , bast. Addrem, THE SUN. New York Qty, N. Y. xxi67t6. poat-pald. xxi44t3 John Stanley eclhj better sod Tea, than auy other Houm in tl Look here! What! don't you think we mn eoU Caffin*, Caskets &. Shroud* ■Hom> furniture line. j call and look FurT bulk, go to John Stanluy’s. Look here ! ■than keep , Julius Busskll. tho «ze of the shed and the Smith, Manes k PMoo. W, Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. North.at: oorreepondant place will ba entitled to one copy of the paper for hiffisalf without charge. At one Byiha^x Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at ■wins rMw, which s»l<» votes himself, and that do tellers will be enjoyed by individual subscribers without the necesoity of making up dubi. Al tho same time, if auy of our friends choose to aid in extending o*r circulation, we shall be grataful to them., and every such person limps From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Favor the carrying out to the letter the Constitutional Amendments that were the outgrowth of the war; and of such Legislation as will restore this country to prosperity and financial soundness, without too suddenly or arbitrarily shocking its industrail pursuits. ' xxiiGtf signed; that the Ssoatarai We were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. . the top of the stain, with a drawn rword, or presume in the absence of all legislative dent of the Senate Tho managers of Tho Peat take pleas­ ure in announcing the cotroe of this paper upon entering its thirtoeuth year of ex­ istence. , Tho Post is known to the people of tho west as thu uncompromiaing opponent of wrong and- the fearless defender of tho right. If han daring the presidential ext dtemeut, and'in tho stirring events of this Fall in Chicago and over the whole eenntry, taken a position which within that party guilty of overaight or President and Vice President of tho Unit­ lately examined at some length and with has not been sinoo a Welcome FiWf, within the It Has Advocated tho fiueotes of Hie the Lodge, and remarked that they knew from experience that the revelation* of Masonry, cates and counting the votes of the Elec­ ered, by the Constitution, by law, or by in this matter. A Popular for the sole purpose (if opening the certifi­ votes turns, Is tho question, who is enpow­ precedent, to make tho count ? Repablican u Polltlci. Masons, and one had also been an Odd Fellow its President, an order was passed inform­ The point ou which the whole discus­ m, im'& w MSS III THE 2 Has gained for-it Thousands of Friends m the Loyal People of the Northscsst. tho records of tho first United States Sen­ TOYS! TOYS!! The Cheapest and Best. be claimed with joint action, to/reject rotes, but that Prodifce, Etc. Ifyou want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to should appoint a President of the Senate and Tay«, Toy*, Chandelier*, Crockery, cheaper than anv firm in tho State t can do it, for, with the help of \>o J. M. HEWES. wo guarantee Satisfaction. Hearne furtiuhoii free to noy purchasing a (‘ufen worth can give you better figures than o’ tire most of our BrOMMUi �jhiSejai-W63klfRepUblicaj»!Jajiji8L '' u’HClAl PArtR OF Hill MINTT. "to-DAVS ADVER’fUpEMBW'Hk true Sale—D»nt*l Shall*. Al! About the County. tho House of Reprerentaiires, all very able men, and either would doubloes make — ex~l'“' 8P~k". •*•. ■■ U.». K. A. a.»nu,» •' Cau.1, ; H„. Joka B. Wth Up., Caa.i,; „d H„ n. n. B.jl rf naw County. The ladies of Binmanual Church will enter «*ln their friends at Union Hall on Tnosdav Th. ftoUviUos will evening. with ai oyster supper at 6 o'clock, to be followed by Bmaoy BobUtt'o quilting party at 8 o'clock. Tickote to the entertainments 76 cents a couple or 40 rente for a alnglo ticketAdmission to tho Hall only, 10 oenta A targe variety of wishing. AannsrroConstable A. W. Aldrich of Barry, arrested on the 14th Inst., Thomas good, dry, beach and maple wood, till lie a council meeting on Tuesday VanDueer, near Whitehall. Muskegon County, on charge of stealing the team from George Monroe, also of Barry. He waa brought to this xek notes w» worth in coin 08 cents the festival at Union Hall on credit cannot be given Mr. Aldrich (or bl* pro petty. onslderable of that kind of rush- _ tiafied-wlth its superiority over sods or any other brand of Sricratui, to return the balance and get the money for the whole rofitndod. This Sriera- on Wednesday evening, by Mra. . .'■•wing Machine. Inquire at the Ban- We print herewith a letter from * prominent Minister ef tho Gospel, who resides in this Meeting of the "Michigan Chriatian Aaoorio- »e do without Uy indorsement of the eeuti. grading the hill north of the is reminded that of supreme cunlempt. CRAYON PORTRAITS. There id no Portrait so lusting ts a Cray­ on Portrait. Soiuo of tbo finest Land­ scape pointing!) and moot costly Portraits are made from crayon. Wntcr-colora and oil paintings often loose their brilliancy; but Crayon never fades. Now is your | time to get n good Portrait for one half Holiday Coods, *n d SR, to the Prospectus of -Tho Post," published at Chicago. The publishers dokji they promise, and their paper is a power in the land. Fatrill furnish it to any one of our subscriber* Mmw Basra**, and the Chicago Weekly to any person for 1877 on receipt of Bring no your orders the earlier the *%S? JAnt" *• m •“’"J1 fWIWTlES ME UTEU the. tobio . soiffn ud oimmo. “...uuy re.ocieu oarss, roots anU Icaa money thin you can get from any other first claw artist. Wc will furnish —for a short time—from a good Photo­ graph or Tin-type, a bust picture, sixo.of glow covering portrait 16x20 inches, with a line walnut frame, everything ready-for hanging, fur the small sum of 813.00. In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago, they will charge you from 825 to 850 for the Kame class of work, and do finur than what I furuioh for 813. Please call and examine work. Besidence iu First Ward, near State read. Ono good Agent Wanted. JOHN W. CIISTEB. Artisi xxi64tf Hasting*, Michigan. • flciaitca, ■■■■MBBatary i Naamtaia, «. Call o.n us. Wc have one of tlh't largest and best stocks in the city. Including Books, Diaries, Albums, Pictur es, Toilet Sets, v aces, Perfumes, Brushes, Toys, Etc. 'Tf'e are ffoiriu CHEAPER THAN EVh1! BEFORE. Aifain WE ask 1OU to CATjL and axa»^in^ OUR Soofa which, is now on Eximiination. BAHNES & COMPANY, City Drug store. Agricultural Society Meeting. llMtiu.-o. Dec. 18th 1876. The auuuol meeting of tho Barry onuu*y Agricultural Society will be held nt tbo Court House in Hustings, on Tuesday Dec.. 2Gtb nt I o'clock, p. m., for the election of officers, and for other business. Hastings Dec. 12th, 1876. Jno. M. Nkvinh, Secretary. xxi66«2. SILVER PLATED WARE from the Celebrated Manufactory of Simpson, Hall, Miller k Ce., Wrilingfoid, Ct., fur sale cheap at die Post Office Building. xxiGfiU—11.14.18,21. ___too above dlseoMO. and >■ tbo only a^tbSKST rviu”k* Legal s. ALLEN & TREGO’S SPLENDID DISPLAY OP Fall and Winter Millinery ! curaUr* power* of VEGETINE: HATS, FLOWERS, &C. All kinds of Ladies' Underwearal the Lowest Prices. Ftincy ever and person. opposite Goods of alt kinds Cheaper than in quality Ao suit the taste of every Remember the place, State Street, Roberts’ Drug Store. ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. GIVE US A. CALL. MORTGAGE SALE c Presbyterian Clmrch of this eity rtaitinj friends in the south, part of tho County. Xoxt Monday will MRS. CLARA ALLEN, MISS VINE TREGO. Dafentt bi Syruy oucceesfullg in cnee* <>f dyvpepeia, chronic diarrbora, neraouo debility, neuralgia, erysipelas, bolls and diseases of tbo oHK; also, chlorvois. loucorrhoa. protapus uteri, and In tamale complaints generaBj/ A* an all era- live tonic, the ayrupought to be uood by clergy­ men, editors, cashier* clerk,, lawyers, and •</><ant yotir Horses shod just call on i; Bro’a «f this city. They can and wit] Hastings, Mich., Oct. 5, 1876. tue eounty renter or attention. Recommend It Heartily. comfortaUr and cJtHply. 41 VECTME 18 80LD BY All DRJG6BT1 Our personal appearance Is a matter in right to a choice whether we shall inflict up- Basra griuled beard, or a crown guilty of covering, half covered, or thatched with white hairs, or whether we ahall in deference to our fellows, etrteio pivo* or panel of loud vituat*. lying and Miss ia tho county of Barn, and state of M lehine. known and dneribed as foUowi. to-wl:: The north New Advertiserridritft. JO I For The ^962 , publish an authenticated report, let the acceptable than Kali's Hair Roue Buckingham's , Dye for the whiskers. Bath :• a sileul partner of the Ihjm conrera,” PROBATE ORDER Advertised' Letters. 1 will lea glorious inauguration. Tilden '•undoubtedly appreciate the Honor T Lbtof letters remaining in thohasui O. Barry County, Mich. Dec. 13, 1176. Mary J. Allen, Mary Brown, Jennie Brown, Frank Hubbard. I. F. Maoomber, Mary B. Nichols, Wilmina Osborn, Frank Smith. John C. Taylor. • H st pro* Pottos. Jehiel F. Mead. Maple Grove. Miob. Jay Bronson. Detroit, Mloh. C. M. Livingston, Chicago. 11 line the petition, duly reriflvd niubtrator of tbo oslal* of said euardian of sakl minors. .prayinc orach ndmlni.'tratoraud suardtat Baturdar the 30th an tho forenoon. ' said petition. JEWELRY, SILVER And The Stale Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, Bnpgs and wife of Yanko* Apringa, and Aaron Durfee of Baltimore. f » semi-weoxly paper is "boy’s play.” Well, John, if tbo publication of a semi.weekly pa­ per Is boy's play, the publication ef a dally must be childish sports. Suppose yo* try it, John.. , Isdera that , Uat of Patents. At the Post Office Building, H. Goodwin. Gale, Ionia. Books, and Toys. icTaaty(TO)acre«of teenlh anniversary ud no doubt look LINIMENT, f2r $100.00 in Greenbacks ’ n-n r»xATV W rhioh adds to the credit and reputation of the a ttLary* Chd> of Hubtcrihen^gs MICHIGAN FARMER. There is no ia old. experienced and oneoonafol firm. Tbrir rarftSA ’••eau I PORWBLE £? Detroit Advertisements, Commission Merchants in nmj’nr.xrTir.n « ecttlet, waitEurarca. b. i iLvvntmy AMoeislton. th* only reliable F«t«mt in this oity. A ewvreta maele'av will li-jjmnI to any part of the UnUedKtatee or Canada, eiareet nrr-pniO. DETROIT. pAWWJX-Hav* you « vilie Village, and they ere good school*. An I mt rec tion Book, eontsinins cotnplvto and minute dlroeuoM to the cserator, accompanies YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. GILLET & HALL J. HOBEETS xxiC5ia-Il.18.21. Dated. Pecomberl. re»|uit>r.L- n • MUM rater will knit a m X115.V1 HERE IS THE PLACE TO GET prise, integrity and honorable dealings always r.H f—- —- .nd mow thoM who croc- MUSTANG H'Acrc you wiff find a Great Variety of Ladiei and Gentlement' Hillsdale- ue his interesting letters to the Basan dur- THE ENEMI OF DISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN ™ ’■fc!u*MEAST WHICH HAS STOOD THETE9T OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE. NO ACHE, BO CHAIN*, PAJN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ BINGS, MAN BODY. OH THE BODY OF A SET*, HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMAL. THAT DOES NOT YIELD LOCKETS. TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ BRACELET*. . CHABUS., TLE COSTING 25c.. 50c., <« «< HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF • Also n Large Stock of A HUMAN BEING, AND RB8TOBED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS PICTURE FRAIWhS, Pictures, MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. List of patents tatnod to inventor* eif Mich­ igan for the wook ending Dec. l»th. 1876, and each dated Doo. 5th. 1875. Furnrehod thta paper by Cox A Cox. Solicitor* of Potonis, Washington, D. C. R. Branch, burning F!rid F.ol. dr M Rte*, by wbfCh passenger* only visit the CentennisT Exhibition at Phil­ adelphia, but can. 1* addition, visit the princ".p»! cauern elite*, with an opportunity of slopping at any of the great number of fa­ mous roeort* in New York and Pennsylvania. TheCnimdn Southern is the only line from the West running directly to Niagara Fall*, rising passengers, from the train, a wonderful panoramic view of th* flighty Eric Knllwnys, tho Canada Southern it fast btcoaiin- the favorite line to Hie east. Tickete ria this popular lino ban be procured el ell offices of connecting lines, or at the Company’s own offices. Any information can be obtained by edFRANK E. SNOW, Call and see tho splendid assortment of drrasing Gcn'l Pats.and Ticket Ag't. Drraur. XXl27tf. ______________ '_____________ ‘•thuSwi 3: .11.—The Board of Supervisors will be ia rewicn.—And the annual meeting ef the Bar­ ry county Agricultural Society will be heli. the Southern iv an air line, laid with steel raitaof the heaviest pattern,- there are no curve* or grade*; wood is used for fuel; Ctacbo* are furntabed with the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect freedom from dti’t. With It*, complete system of tusguifleent **arfor,. alcvping nnd TlrnnLoo^K.Doom Cam frota China50, Detroit anti Toledo, and iu oou- burial District, of which we shril onTlinM- John Dennis promises to inaugurate Tilden. To this end witter This is a society that is ef the Board of Education will give echolan Knitting Machines, Etc. CENTENNIAL' EXCURSIONISTS Prepwtd by D. B. STETEIS, Borion, lau. Thr call for the annual meeting of thb Pioneer Society of our county, should race!re xxi46tf Excursionists, Linimenjt- .on r>uo&C*.»Owhacha>ort>d to bo du* at th* date of thi» o thtuvand four treadled Sfir dollar*, lo*«lb«rwlU> an auora.T'a Sr* dollar*. BTOVMO We arc under special obligations to Hon. I. till set of the Congreaaionol Record for >xl31yl IKILIUM MS! mon MDS!! TMt BKBT-EVIDKNCK.. Michael Grace is happy, and why should he not be. His new place of bus iness is a favorite report for the public, and as a matter of course ho is reaping a rich harvest. Remember the place, fine door east ' of Em. Busby’s Barber shop, mirth Hide ■>!' State street. XXlGGtl. iero song. .□ Church at Eaton Itapidi. will fill the Millinery Coods. PURTFIES ______ ____ Renovate, and Invigorate, the ' ■ Whole System. l Jewelry! Jewelry!! Holiday Jewelry!!! cnc of their pleasant partice Net best thinjk to make a city lively R. Steven's Column. 9 irjro get up clubs. D. D. MALLORY &C0 Wholesale Dealers in Oysters aid Foreiiu Mis. Manufaeturcra of Hermetically Scaled A POBTl NE FOB ONLY ONE DOIX1*. AfiR-T DOi.LAB QUARTEKLT DRAWING. ■«U New Ovtoana, Taowtay. January X U77. Louisiana State Lottery Co. �■— ■I (COKTISVTO FROM 1ST PAGE.} b produce their Hke but they may be bred iaand-io fer fiva justs to advantage, when a Legals. Star Clothing House. Star Clothing House. __________ Legals.__ •vito .ifnnUlaatiou will i>e sire uni AH to bc-in»erte<l nt il>o .-ututo price. ouse MORTGAGE SALE. or tiamourgu puucte wuum mso irrtKitie-j • fine fewbt. Indued on small brood of low1 d can be bdected for such a crow, wnhr ,al producing good futrb. •ffinafcra HVNOAHUX OBASS Ott MILLS’.. GRAND RAPIDS, When thia grow was iutruduay j jn thc United Stites, about 20 yean, v,o. a good deal waft Raid in the papcro, after it had been grow:’ >’» difltrent parts c f the coun­ try. about it being injurious to atoek, parricularfy io hui’Ris; but of If to years larm era lave learned to cur it ef.rly, before the seed has bcc<5uie hard and oily, and now wc hear of no injury rcaulting from its use. I have hvl much -experienoe in feed­ ing the millet, but perhapa the opinion of ethers, with which I concur, would be bettor than mice alone. A Vermont farmer Buys: “I am now more fully than ever bob.re convinced that wo grow uo grass iu New England that u non valuable when cured, ton for ten, than thia millet. My cows prefer it to any hay 1 cut, and do well ou it. My aheep are craxy for it, ’ and my horsos like it much. I have somewhere read that it is not good 'for horses, but rnir impression ia that, ’./hen well cured and free from dust, it w’jl not injure them.” Thia grass yisldr 00 vory fertile land three or four tons of ’hay to the aero, and two tons of hay on. ordinary soil. It should be sown from Mr.y 25lh to June 5 th—a half bushel (q *.ae acre, or three peeks on light laixfa, and it is cut ia Anmst. It grows tbo thick to seed down hui^to other grasses with it, and when nt that is the cud of it, no pasture and no growing next spring. Are Ofl’ering their Entire At an Immense Reduction in Prices. I> north. rocrv hundred aAdLr u»ra or lias. UDOBOB W.C1 MENS’ SUITS DOWN TO ti 50., 000^1 BUSINESS SUITS, f5 00 to $7 50. Ifcft pnJfata uffii r.tn it. <•»:»<■: Ha tin. nd roeordad ia IM o<»e of tha kagtaler at !k«to. >r »a»d ooualy of JUrry.on the ITtb day of Ortnbrr . D. HC.atlwoo-cdnefc la tiro M- of Mortcacea, on iro<a TT«: which laid inortsMO aedaly aarisaad an Uierth day of iweetaher A. 1 1. ■ ... l.:U! rl,r, rf. Mama .to rraneb loldan ef Prairieville, enoniy ef Barry and Stale of ticldaan, AM eectenmeat wae duly recorded la >e uMce of the Bacialer of iroedt ibr the aald CHILDRENS’ SUITS, $2 50 to $5 00. BOYS’ SUITS,. $1 Ou, $5 00 ind Upwards. Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits $1O OO and $12 OO. -331 Farmers should breed sheep that pro­ duce heavy fleeces, and which are lares, fa?l«n easily, and sell readily to the butch­ And it 1* farther ordered, that raid prtillaaar Sire actice, to th* acrxrnr interested ia laid eetoto er. There are .thousands of aheep kept of the pend t ary of raid petition, and the hearing . In every State 4e, the Union that do not ’ shear over four or five pounds, and coarse at that, while well bred Merinos will range from 10 to 20 pounds, and Cotswolds often exceed these figures. There is but one way to make money in" breeding sheep in these times, and that is tn sell all of your ‘•scrulrt’" to the butcher at any price he will give, and buy Merinos, Couwalds, or Southdownr, the latter being the finest mutten in tbo world. A Kentusky stock breeder says: “What is true in regard to the improved breeds of sheep is also true of flue breeds of cnttlc, horses, hogs and poultry, la /the face jf these itiiiwputable facts the of tho people should not handle scrub stock, and entertmn an ignorant opposi­ tion to line breeds. There is one supreme reason for this. The mass of people do no.t rend p^jfcra devoted to live-stock inter­ ests, and arc wholly ignorant of the vast prnaress that is being mads by the more intelligent ranks of lartuers. There are sections of Kentucky where tho Improved breeds of stock are almost unknown. It is only a small number of moo who pre alive to it, and keep themselves thorough­ ly posted in regard to the progress of agricultural science and the breeding saf the best animals, while the masses rcmaia in the old ruts, following after tho cus­ toms of a hundred ysore ago. If farmers would elevate their calling and render it more remunerative, they must pnt then* selves in living connect iou with the intellectcal upiritof the age." - - ^Si T.^B.PE3,’ ;l’.V JniMte mart fur tho oonntr oi Harr • THE BEST SUKEF FOB rAMMEMS. , Stock of Mens’ and Boys "rlgr.Uk ttJSHST.SrS: provMrtl. laball ». Hat pnbllr vrUtfBO, at the i •font door of tiro Uoart Uooar. In the city of io*a, la “d •'onnty of Barry,-aald l.-Jurt Hone ln< ilia alaee if MMlac Uro Clrailt Court ft raid oonnir of llarry.-on Friday. Uro W d March. A. “ — —.--u »7a“. These Suits wc Warrant worth Fully $3 00 to $5 00 Mbre. iroper printed and circulated in *eid county of Barry, forthreemtreeraivo week*. rr«vi<>u« toaaiil day of hearing. d.C, PHINUI.E. _ (A true copy. 1 rei tt-rt ^e.for qf f'ratatr. STAT^ K?5??c1ii<Fa';: . Co-.inty o: Dsrry.e. — At a eeemon uf the 1‘robate Court tor the County uf Barry bolden at the Probate Oflice. in the City of Huang* on Wadneeday tiro jrl day of Noyccibcr io tha year one lliteiMud eight bunlrc-i and rerenty ilz. PaiKSKT, 8. C. Prindlc, Jcdge rf Probate. , In the Matter of the Ertale of ilary C. Haman. dretueJ. . Ou reading and Cllns the pel'il-’ti. duly verifed, of Janice tt,K-ataaa. praymr Hut an Anriratntnl in writing, end thle day Clrd iu •4ii* ffiurt, pur- luted. ITalrlrrtle, Nov tM. MCA Dec<wll________ yHAW Cl1 IlULPgK. A«l<cr tr. ^S.?J£A^.TAl;E^-. mrtaln tTort<x<t. bearing <la; • the twenty aUih day ortMotor. A.I». tin, eierui*-4 hr Mrt. ItaiUrM. Kaplan of lhecHr of Oread kanlda, tn t> State of Xk-IMan. Iu Kd win A. airo.ig of Uro name plare. and mvrded la Mro offlea of Uu> RecMtrr of Hrrda la ffiSS.SKZaSSSWi.SJ.’TSK.-S ia(.t 011*1-1care the wmn nf.H r._. rx;C»»{ ■ Make m Mistake aa ours is the only Double Store. Star Clothing House, 88, 40 and 42, ^anal street, • Screa,.Kh’ cmati: ;u. Neuralgia, the Banas, Side, and Head, 62w4 (■• u; i ear*';. • • ■ at the Probata Offi show CMM.ifavyprtltlonar aboald n raws Oanniii.ili , lOorr.) . _ . . $3 50. $4 00, $5 00. $0 50, and Up. MENS’ OVERCOATS, MENS' FINE BEAVER and other OVERCOATS. $9 Oil. $10 00, $12 00. and $15 00. . . . . $2 50,isS3 50, $4 00 andfS5 00 and Up. BOYS’ OVERCOATS, . _‘ . - $2 00 and Up. MENS’ WORKING COATS, air,.,D . $1 00 and Up. MENS’ WORKING PANTS, ... ae- WE Guarantee to SAVE People a Great Deal of MONEY if they will BUY of US. -®a Pain in Female Slcrjliiy, Ix-ucorrhoea, arising GRANDWcakueir, RAPIDS, MICH. from interna! iiiceration. and Uterine disease. Srjdiilitic and Merctrial dis­ eases, Emaciation. Ayor ’s Drrrov, Advs.Dyspepsia, fc Undertaking si ^^trxpjjE Jadf of Probate., Sarsaparilla THE TESTIMONY OF THE >«bL> TQBU Honours OOfflEfT. Bad Irop. Bad Breast*. Soreo aad Oiaorw AU-deaeritHioa efaarw are aarooAiaMa hr toe proper and dilisent aee efiAM faeettaabia reaoaratx n. TeaUeaaatu oort bad Im*hr staatortof rth parallel ■warsi’ St •lTK OF VrdHIu AW.-Countf«•£ Barren—At » trroioa Ct tb* Probst® Court for U>e Contity of Un. ry balden at the probate (tiUro In the City of Haatuinon W^laaadar the Sdar of KoveoKF.in Ao year ono fooaaandeidithuadrodasdaerenty Pmtrt, 8. C. I'rindlo, Jndeeof Probate. Bruk For sale at my yard. Section 23d. in Rutland. Hexbt L. Newtow. Dec. SA, IfffC xxifrkf . ijid minor, rroyla* ter toMMM tharoin aot forth. Tbereopcn it U ordered, thatToerdar thaMth HEW ADVtRTiSMENTS. rorroae tntorertrd In roiJ niata. arc required to tppear ataMaaionef eahl Oort; thru to be bolden it the Probate OBee. ia the City of Hutinc*. G. P. Rowell A Co*.. Ool. Haattaq t-.emjbUoaa Banner, a neatpatror printlAyacacorYj 8.JLIMi.IN^LK,( G6RMa In the rear onethowand eight headrud awj leveutr-cix. i^^^toU*rofthemiinri’unUat’^jAnc»iiBA , AGKiTiS'WAXlKD for if lBTOBlf. ■ On readinc .nd Alias the Mtltten. ale reriSed. General Debility, and for Purifying the Blood. This Snraaparilkis a combinafkjp of vegetable alteratives — Stillingia. Man­ drake, Yellow Dock — with the Iodides - of Potassium nnd Iron, and is the moat efficacious medicine yet known for the djeesses it is intended to cure. tFor Scrofula, and all Its ingredients arc so skilfullyErysi com­­ rriofulous diseases, bined. that tho full Kos.alterative of pelas. or St.effect Antboeach iA aspired, while It is so mild iiy’and s Fin^, Eruptions and - as to bo harmless even to children, is Ernpiiva diseases of itthe still so officinal an toUlcerations purge out from tho skin. of the system those impurities and corruptions ijrCTr. Stomach, Kidneys. which developLuugf, into loath some disease. Pimples, Pustules, The reputation enjoys is Tumors. derived Boils.it Blotches, from Its cures, Tetter, and UseSaU'Hheum. confidence which Scald prominent physicians all over theUlcers, coun­ Head. Ringworm, try reposa in it, prove their experience ot Ks r-J ifuluets. ' Ctrtificalrs attesting its virtues have .ccumulttcd, and are constantly being .received,afcd'au many of. these cases are laibpqly known, they furakh convincing evidence of the superiority of this Sarsaparilla over ererv other alterative nmdieine. So generally is its superi- rlty-.fci nny other medicine known, that H*«ynrad .do nq aior? than to assure the •xiy Jp that, tlic bestiqualiiiea it ha* ever are ssrietly.maintained. Ayer’s UBITKKHCB. hop® OBI li STORE. ' W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, . Respectfully announces that he has again engaged '. in the DRUG TRADE, and , ' has in stock and daily arriv­ > ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drug^^asid^JUedi- . tines, Dye Stuff's, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggisd/f Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,tho Peo pie* s D ru g S tor e isdirectly opposite Empire Block.) One door east of Spauldings- j ‘ rs»*an> nr pr. J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Mm.. Hirrmoi’, July 18, WT6 M. Savage A Go’s Col. j >oot intareUMiu Mid ratal a. arc rroatrod to ear at a aroainn of laid Court. then to be boiden he Probate Ofleeut tba city ot Karlins*, and JW-aia-taSi; vtiMfoa PB1JBIOM, Aaelrto au.l riroalntail inaaid County’, wrfomitaweek* i<r«ri«y- too _______ . itATH <WlCJ UNDERTAKING SMONERS ON srsrfiE’; e: isssisi sm NOTICE TO Y7>|X1& ■ If* IB* hitarvatad U mhi«»*»*.,*rvrmtrod to OF Ji IcniriAA,» Probate Quart for »5SWA57S^B1?’S ‘VsfertS STATE Coes rr ar JUMT.. f ” Biting & business thai needs a groat d*d « nr Awl that roti noUifoncr at.-* noli jo to I tiro pawoer later: 't rd la «*M ilriato o? (hoi M*(ieeerafnM»«-iiHonAt.Jmahoarwirthr.W by ' «Wtorta®**oFym ihlAvrdpriu br aUrirtUri ia tk» ; . After nftuty yearn Jc tbe businem, can truly any th*t they AfWt^hi POSITIVELY CURED HlSLtrft.2SiSft.IHSS! 13 £ can do butter vurk, and give better aat, Whetk/U thr.a any <«!har firm in thia WCtioM. ,W* H. BtebHna, the aculor iB.xn’.n.-r, wltlitbc experieuc® of n life­ time, will always give his personal atteiHlou fo t^U part of their ex tern Ivo and Train furnish od when ieuic Bate will be used only raiNS BROS. u XXJStf � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-21.pdf 5124ecb6b9e3771b0c93bcd18420f57c PDF Text Text *3?HB fi»38BJaQCI~XXr3SJES38L3L,Y NO. 68. VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1876. 0617 GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND . MISCELLANY, Hardware, Stoves, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. flie^cmi-Weekly hepbblicap Sapper Ono evening in the early port of the winter, the door-Ccll rang with energy, and the servant announced a man who wished to see me. A “man" is one thing with a servant; a “gentleman” quite an­ other, and a “person’’ something different a~. Oa th^Nerth aide of Stale Street. Haitian. Barry j Canaty. Mieliton. from cither. The man stood in the hall, but I wondered- why he had not been call­ ed a gentleman. I was puzzled whore to place him myself. His dress was plain, but rather w/arae. .His linen, that badge of refincniciitT was white, in perfect order, and almoM^dcgant. Everything about GIIEBLE &- KI NNELL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. HA TES OF A D VER VISING. him seemed substantia), bat uothi'jg give a clue to his position in life. In nil out­ ward seeming be was a simple man. When he spoke to me, his address was -simple, clear, direct and with a certain air of self­ reliance, the farthest pomtblc from a vul­ gar bluster. “Doctor," ho said, “ I wish you would ( go and aco my child. Wo fear bo is threat*' Cook Stoves. 1.00 I na» < wjoo i faoof fa UX) 3 Square l_faO_I /SM i~M0 | UJO l »M» ^CJl»mn|_4iq_lZ«j» J UADI 80.05 T'M-OO ! j Column I _R»_1_ 9M Kg ijn.oo । tfab Ji (Mum 1 »Jo moo I •«L®® l~®°° 1 ■•otama-i KM*1 I fatO1 50? 01 *100 1 180.0 «jr Ou>iaaaa Directory Cards, not exeeedins «ix AND BOSINESS CiBDS carpet t.hnt matched everything with its small, neat figures, and a light chamber color. It was a jewel of a roam, in as per­ fect keeping in all parte as .if an artist had dreigned it. Leaving the little boy to his untroubled sloop, and giving directions for a bajh onhis waking, wo went into another room which was differently, but just as neatly arranged It might have answered for a a parlor (only it had a cookiog stove), for The Mechanic's Home. FOR 1877! PUBLISHER. The Iron Age, Lake State and Equivacroup." ■ ® 7 • * i :; cncd'with the croup. caae, which which'he described as we went lent; all with portable copper reservoies and i This Th.ca^, L described: t>d I hurried Nickle Plated knobs. Don’t fail to see tliem;^&iTStt,^JKlK ___ _ „__ __________ tew momenta ■ we wore nt the door.- Wo went up, up, i if you want\ first class stove. up to the fourth story. The last flight of stain was carpeted, and a small lamp at, the top lighted us un. An excellent and very durable kind of mat liy. at j the door. You will see in time why I give | these little particulars. I I entered the open door, and was wcl-1 Heating Stoves ’ । corned by a rather pretty and remarkably • on artist's studio, or a dining room. It was hung with pictures—heads, historical pieces and landscapes; nil such os a man of taste could select aud buy cheap; but which, like good books, are invaluable. And speaking of books, there was a hangs ing library on one aide of the chimney which I assured myself conttinad the very choicest treasures of the English tongue. The 'inan went to a bureau, opened a drawer, and took out some money. “What is your foe, doctor?" he asked, folding the bills so as to select one to pay me. ' Noir I f;a<l made up my mind before I had got half way up the stairs, that I might have to wait for my pay—perhaps never get it; but all this had changed. I could not, as 1 often do, inquire into the circumstancta of the man, and graduate my price accordingly. Them he stood, ready to pay me, with money enough ; yet it was evident that ho was a working man. and for from wealthy. I had noth­ ing left but to name the lowest fee. / “Ono dollar docs not s*em enough," be said- “You have saved my child's life, aud havo been at more trouble than merely to write a prescription." ’ “Do you work for a living ?" I asked,-' hoping to solve the mystery. He smiled and held out his hand, which iliowed the unquestionable marks of honest The Acorn, Forest Acorn and Monunientnl and many new patterns in boiler plates. h“ 77 ”°glad “,^d you “u have come so soon,’’ ' I am ” ’ *\ pure accent. “Little Sleigh bells, band sleds,,1 skates, foot William seems * You are a mechanic ? ’ I said, willing “ . z 1,11 so ~ <distressed that he can 1 hardly breath,” and the next moment, as to know more of him. warmers, pocket and table cutlery. “Taka that," he said placing a two- Weather Strips. * we passed through a narrow passago i where he lay, I heard the unmistakable ! croupy sound that justly carries such ter. ror to the parent's heart “Is it lire croup, doctor?" asked the fa* ther, with a voice full of emotion, as I ' bent over the child, a fine boy, three years Now is the time to protect your doors and *J^i, certainly the croup," I said, “and | windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. I lo”3“ “ Harness shop Sweet's .-HAND BAPID3. Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. - - BOARD AF» ROOM, fik-W PER DAY. . Nashville, Tin shop • DENTIST HicMiai J- F10, Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and iron taken for goods. ?oyi GREBLE & RUSSELL. Carriage, Sin and Omneolal Marble Works. PAI N TER WINSLOW’S STEAM At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop J.lfereon St, - Mich .iIbZmIO Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. READ ! READ! READ ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Coinfort and Happiness Sick aid Afflieted! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. MARBLE WORKS t Kalamazoo. Micli A. Imported Marble, Tabteta and atones of all description raadetoor-tr : <>n short notice, also Granite Monu■ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers, Having steam power and improved machinery for sanding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do workcheaper and better than thoee who work by hand. xi aaarry CO. Pensions. tub, and made his father pour full upon his neck and cheat three pails of cold wa­ ter, while I rubbed them briskly with my band. He was then wiped dry, and rub­ bed until his whole body was glowing like a flame. Then I wrung a large tow­ el out of cold water and put it around bis throat, and then wrapped* him up in ■ dollar note in my band with a not-to-be ; refused air, "and I will gratifiy your curi­ osity ; for there is no use in pretending' | tliat you arc not a little curious I ’’ * ‘d freedom j about I put the , «-rr—.----------- r ‘going to j a door, ojiened it into a closet of modern size, and displayed tho bench and tools of a shoemaker, • •‘You must be an extraordinary work­ । man," said I, looking around the room, I which seemed almost luxurious) but when , I looked at each item T found that it cost very little. . “No, nothing extra. I barely manage to earn a little-over a dollar a day. Mary helps me some. With the housework to do and our boy to look after, she earns enough to make dur wages average eight i dollars a week. Wc began with nothing —wo live as you see." AU diia comfort,-th in respectability, this almost luxury, for eight dollars a week I I expressed my surprise. “I should lie very sorry if we spent so much," ho said. “We have not only managed to live on that sum, but we have something laid up in a aavings' bonk" "Will you have tho goodness." said I, “just to explain to me how you do it?” “With pleasure," he replied ; ’-for you may persuade others no lictter off than I am to make the beat of their situation. My name is William Carter. My father died when I was young,"and I Wsr bound out an apprentice to 4 shoemaker, with the usual provisions of schooling. I did as very fond of reading; I made the most of my spare time and the advantages of an Apprentice’s Library. l*robab!y die hooka that helped me the most were the sensible writings of William Corbett. Following the example, I determined to give myself a useful education, and I have to some ex­ tent succeeded. But a man's education fa a life-long process; and ths more I leam' the more 1 see before me. 1 was hardly out of my time when I fell in love with my Mary there, whom some people think very pretty, but whom I know very good." Mary looked up with such a bright, lov­ ing smile as to fully justify some people in their notion. “When I had been one year a journey­ man, and laid up a few dollars (for 1 had plain the economies of this modest and beautiful home. ‘‘Well. H ia hmsU MoagK Wl.ee Mary and I moved ounelva here and took poMinu, with a tabla, two chain, a cooking stove, a aancepan or two and a cot bod with a straw mattrem. the first thii%we did was to hold a .council of war. ‘Now Mary, my love,’ said I ‘here wo are. We Eave next to nothing, and we have everything to get, and nobody but ourselves to help ourselves.' “We found that wo could earn on an average eight dollan a week. Wc deter­ mined to live as cheaply as* possible, save all we could, and make us a home. Our rent was a dollar a week , our fuel, lights, water rent, and some little mattera a dol­ lar more. Wc have allowed the same amount for clothing, and by buying the best things 'and keeping them carefully, wo drefai weO>oough for that Even my wife is satisfied with her wardrobe, and finds that raw silk, at six shillings a yard, is cheaper in the long run, than calico at oue abuling. That makes three dollars a week, and wo still have our living to pay for. That coots us, with three in our fomily, just oue dollar more." “Ono dollar apiece ?" “No—one dollar for all. You seem supprised ; but we have reckoned it over and over again. It cost more at first, but naw we have^lcarned to lire better and of four dollars a week, after paying all expenses of rent, fire, light, water, dothing and food. I do not count our luxureis, such as an evening at the theatre, at a con.ccrt, or a littl treat to oUr friends when we give a party." I know a smile came over my face, for he continued: . “Yes, give a some you. Sometimes ___ o__ its, which is quite enough for comfort, and our treat of choc­ olate, cakes, blatac-mange,, etc., costa two dollars; but this is not very often. Out of our surplus, which comes you see to two husdredayear—we hate bought all you see hero, and have money in the bank." “I aee it all," said I, “all but the fir- ' ing. Many a mechanic spends more than that for cigars, to say nothing of liquor. Pray tell me precisely how you live." “With pleasure. First of all, then, I smoke no cigars and chew no tobacco, and Mary takes no snuff." Here the pleasant smile camo in, but there was no interruption; for Mary seemed to think her husband knew wliat he was shout, and could talk without her aid. “I have not drank a glass of liquor since the day I was married. I had read enough physiology to make up my mind that tea and coffee contained no nutriment, and were poisons besides j and I tried a vegetable diet long enough to like it better than a mixed oue, and I find that it agrees with me better : and as we have read and experimented together, of course Mary think, as I do." “But what do you eat and drink ?" I asked, curious to see how far this self­ taught philosopher bad progressed in the laws of health. “Come this way and I will show you,'" he said, taking the light and leading the first of all* is a mill, which cost inc twelve shillings. It grinds all my grain; gives me the freshest and most beautiful meal, saves toll and the profits. This is a barrel of wheat- I buy the best, and am. sure of wheat a day, you I for any man. We mush Dies and cakes. beans, a box of tapicna, macaroni. Here fa a barrely of apples, the best I can find in Fulton Market. Here is a box of sugar, and this fa our butter jar. We take a quart of country milk a day. I tray Uta rest down town, by the box or barrel, where I can got the best and cheapest. made coarse, without bohing—end a hominy or rioe, the staple, you » S C iS U iS healthy and even luxurious variety. For a strong motive to be saving), we were married. I boarded at her father’s, and she bound shoes for the shop where I worked. We lived a few weeks at home, but it was not our home. It was rather a small seUup, but we made it answer. I cost of a shilling better than the whole bill spent a week in house-hunting. At list I found this place. It w» new and dean, high and airy, and I thought it would do. I gut it for fifty dollars a year—and al­ enjoyed by an hamblo mechanic, who though the rents all around advanced, our landlord is satisfied with that, or takes it in preference to nuking a worse tenant. The place was naked enough, and wo had uulcuj.tih-r.o^;J-"~‘ like atlthawerkii oil r.nunp Iharo M io Ito boo«e of chcorfclly w work, all wo W illiam and milbooaim; rot lE.J «• te booglh al tarod all we couM—and ,o« mo 11m u I sU ;. SEZEJET MTJBIO . “Not above an hour," was the calm re- ply. It was made calm by a firm self con­ trol. I then looked at the mother. She was very pale, but did not trust herself to 8Pcak4 “Then there is probably but little dangar,” I said, “but wo have something to do. Have vou'water here The husband went to what seemed a doset, opened two doors, and disdoaed a neat pine l»thing-tub, supplied with Croton. Thu was beyond my hopes ; but I had no time to wouder. The little fellow was in a high fever, and laboring for breath. Taking him from his little crib, where he lay upon a nice hair mattress fit for*a prince to bIccd on, I took off his clean night-d^ithes, stood him in the bath­ blankets. The brave little fellow had borne it all . without a complaint, as if he understood that under his father's eye no harm could JDatabliMhod i»or5, oome to him. In fifteen'minutes after he American and Foreign Patents, was wrapped in blankets he was in a pro­ fuse nrespiration, in a sound slumber, and breathing freely. The danger was oyer ■ I .-.rv-unimtbr । BJr ini nrsllraiaary ex- —so rapid is this disease, and so cosily cured, usually, i f taken in time. Happi­ ness bad shed a serene ray of light upon the countenance of the father, and thrown over the mother's face a glow of beauty. I looked upon them, and was more than Land WirruU, ever puzzled where to place them. There were no marks of high birth or superior breeding—not a shadow of decayed gen­ tility about them It was wither the re­ raetwa sirs tastroctia verse, as if they were working up from a ’ States General Land Office. low rank of life to a higher. I looked around tho room. It was the bed-room. Everything in it was perfeedy neat and orderly. The bed, like the crib, was excellent, but not costly. Tho white counterpane did not coat more than ten shillings—yet bow beautiful it looked I The white window curtains were shilling muslin ; but their folds hung as richly as if they jrerc damask—and bow very appropnata they seemed. The bath, with its snug folding doors, I knew had not m obtain a r cost, plumber’s bill and all, more than ten dollars. The toilet table, of an elcgxot from, and completely covered. I bad no doubt was of pine, and coat half a dollar. The pictures on tho wall were beatifully- FOR SALE «t THF BANNER H^lCF ■ • ' ' : ; ■ ' WHOLE NO 2011. Gupdl'e, or Willi,™', a SunaJ for lull.." ____ from ihroo to 8ro ahiUiu,, aod a dollar a-1 “I Mo ; hot I ooa&m I do ooi udow piece bad 6amed them. Hu floor had a I eland It," Mid I willing w hoar him el. Oysters, the erdebrated “Shield �Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, Produce, Etc eve that kui-h moo as Senator Edmunds Slate of Michigan, 1 County of Barry ) We, the undersigned. Chairman and Secre­ tary of tho Hoard of District CnuvaMers fcr no: been elected in a constitutional man­ the First Representative DUtrirt of she coun­ ty of Barry, and State of Michigan. Do here­ ner. Mr. Tlkfor. managers in their rage by certify that Joseph W. Hiincheomb having Hastinob, Mich., Dec. 21,1876. are capable df creating a feeling of anxiety received the highest number of vote* given in the public Eiljad, Tb?y will succwsd in fur the tsffico of Rnproncuiative in tho Stale DESPERATE AND RECKLESS. Legulotute tar tho First Roprerantalive Dirextending a state of uncertainty which will triol of said oottnty of Barry, at the General continue buriaras prostration. They have Election held in aahl county ou Tuesday, the As one after another of tbti devices of seventh day of November, A. D., 1876. Do Mr. Tilden's managers to secure the one already, by their threatening.., dwaipatedUl hereby make known and declare the said Joseph W; Blincheomb duly elecletl to the electoral vote needed have fkiled, they hope of that immediate revival wf tn ide and •aid oEce above stated. ’ In testimony whereof, wc have hereunto have bocotne'inore arid more reckless and and industry wHdi the activity <<f Sep. ad our hands at Hasting i city this 14th day t-w-U-r ■ -1 desperate in their attempts either to alarm of November, A, D„ 1876. No sensible man, however, should be D W. Smith, Chairman of the Board of the country or ,cast reproach upon tbo Re­ grcatfc alartned. The I’oraralo Woods, District Canvassers. publican leaders. • Attest, Wm. 11. Powzau, Secretary of the the Sam Randalls, tho Hewitts, the Proc­ Board of District Canvassers. The number of three plots to secure an tor Knotts, the Tarboxes are uot tho men elector cither by trickery w theft will nev­ to undertake the Mexioanixing of tho Tabular Statement of Vote* given er be known ; but the mention of a few of United States. They have no real adap­ in tbc Second Representative Dirtriot them will serve to expose the real charac­ of tbo County of Barry, State of Mich­ tation to the task beyond issuing appeals ter of Mr. TUden’s managers and illustrate igan, for Repreientativc in the State and pronuneiamentos. To use tlie word* tlitir'sincerity ns reformers. Legiilatnro for the Second Represent-, or Mr. Hill of Georgia, they are of that ativo District nt the General Election In Wisconsin they claimed to have Falstaffian race of warriors who arc *•’ inheld in said County, Nov. 7lh, 1870. found the soughLjbr elector through a vinoiblo in peace Ind invisible in war.” mistake in printing a part of the Republi­ Vermont am’ General Shcrm.m are con> spiring to make In Vermont and Oregon, in can ballots. r man Premdent who has 4 OFFICIAL CANVASS. the election of two Postmasters as electors, needed, by disregarding majorities in ridiculous tho will of largo and the those two States; performances of Aldrich aud Cronin arc the resnlta of plans matured in In Nebraska they undertook New York. [continued.] tire ono wm they claimed to hare found -- — --------- U-.wu .w. .'taxui JU LUC fifteenth benatcnal District for the LesMalurc of the.State of Michigan, al llie general elec­ tion held on the-Mtenth day of November, A. D. 1876, m canvaaaed by the Board of District D#ni8-t'*n'’ U” &<b d*y Uwe“l*r- A- to defraud tho Republicans, with a major­ ity larger <han.tho Democratic vote, out ol their roioelu the Electoral College by a The Tilden House has legal quibble. refused to seat the Representative of the new State of Colorado in tho hope of find­ ing a technicality by which it may be de­ clared not to ite a State, and thus prepare the way for throwing out its electoral vote. For ten days before the meeting electors of the to vote for President the Tilden organs informed Republican they were at liberty to ever they chose, might render electors that vote for whomso­ and intimated that they the country most valuable service by betraying their constituents and voting for Mr. Tilden, or insult them by throwing their away votes upon Mr. Cooper, or some other wan than Gov. Hayes. • Several days before the voting, circulated over the country affecting plans of Gov. Haye* in the event of his election, for.tho a state of purposej of producing feeling which might lend n few electors to vote for some other man than the regular Republican candidate, which would result in throwing the election into tho House. It has also been asserted on good author­ ity that certain Republican electors were approached with ©flora money to vote for of large sums of Mr. Tilden. They have assumed that Congress is a National Returning Board, and tbit the of one objection branch to the vote of any State is and have asserted sufficient to reject Eaton County, Barry County, 43)1 5449 2976 2173 Total, 1; 9700 C936 The whole number ol in tbo Fiflcetuh Sena State of Michigan vraa hundred and sixty, au_ „... following named.persons, vi»: David R. Cook receivc-l tlx tlwiumd nine hundred and Udrty.aix vutee. ‘ Richard Jones received two thnnsand seven hundred and acventy-five voles, Osman Chapel! received forty.niae votes. TKero was eaet for Senator in the Sixteenth Senatorial Dintrict two thoaund neren hun­ dred and ddrty-four votes, and were piven for the following named pcreonn viz: Richard Jon* received two thousand six hundred and sixty-four votes. Osman Chapel! received eixty-nine votes. George M. Anderson reeeived one vole. State of MicMgan, 1 County of Baton j Wc do hereby certify; that the above ami foregoing is a cerrccLMatcuient of the votes given for Senator tn the State Legislature of the State of Michigan, in the Counties of Ea­ ton and Barry, composing the fifteenth Sena­ torial District kt the generalclection. h eld on the seventh <!ay of November , A. D. 1876. Dated at Charlotte, this 5th day of Decem­ ber. A. D. 17TA Ckaxu* H. Bnowjt, Rcfri/tcr of Deeds, Chairman of Board of District Canvassers. 1‘nito D. PaTnasox. Secretary of Hoard of District Canvassers, 13th Senatorinf*vtstric:. • State of Michigan, ) . Cotiuty of Kaion j I, Philo D, Patterson, County Clerk for the County of Eaton and State of Michigan, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of the votes cast for Senator in the State Legislature in the 15th Senatorial District, on the 7th day of November, A. D. 1876, aa can­ vassed by the District Board of Canvasscre.for said Senatorial Diilriet. Witness my hand, and the eval of the circuit court for the county of Eeolon, this 19th day of December, A. DT 1876. Pittto D. PATransowt County Clerk. that the Tilden branch would object to the votes of a sufficient number of Repub­ lican States, so that Mr. Tilden would cither have a minority of the. votes, or result in ho election, when the Tilden House would elect him. These are a few of the Novices of Mr. Tilden and his Tabular Statcmcut of Votes given in the' First Represenlatit e District of tho Connly of Barry, State of Miobicsn, for Representative for tlio First Representative District at the General Election bold in said County, Nov, Tth, 1875. . One by on« managers. the most of them have perished. Litter' by liltio their hold upon the Presidency has been slipping away, until nothing ro- 1 Towvsbim asn mainsVut Gov. Grover’s Oregon rascality ? F V. r _j Barry.. Carlton. Orangeville .... Prairieville Rutland Thornapple...., Yankee Sprinxr. 186 116 147 ns 142 127 I"-, 117 W 108- 146 33 128 17 “ Oo 59 118 880 820 2C0 278 235 will dixg with the drowning man to tenacity of a They will a straw. .prove as effectual to save them as would a Assyria........ .. Baltimore CastletonHaitinus............ •' City 1 Ward THE PRAIRIE PARKER For Town and County, For Old and Young. The Prairie Faraier Capajj, our hands at the city of Hastings, this Hlb at Chicago Illinois, in handsome quarto of Eight large pages of six columns each. day of November, A. D. 1876. Jobs J. PirttttS, Chairman of the Board Terms 82 00 per year in adranoc. Speci­ of District amvsasere. men copy free to any address. Liberal Attest, Wx. H. Powku. Secretary of the Cash Commission allowed to agents, who Board of District cativas-cr». are wanted everywhere to organize clubs, and to whom canvassing outfits will be A Great National Work. famished free upon application to s 32 20 2! But in proportion as their chances have vanished their desperation has increased. The Washington organ declares that Mr. M7 2W 00 01 176 Johnstown .. Maple Grove •Woodland .. Tilden will be inaugurated, aud when in­ augurated, woe to those who do not recog­ nise bb authority. The Tilden and throat-cutting ahead, in the event that they are not allowed to white Mr. Tilden in the White House. Democratic blatherthousand men aid Hampton a Mil 1037 2WJ 2796 Statement of vote* given in ilia Firzt RepMtertstfve DbtHct of the County of Harry and State of Michigan, for Raprett-ntaUve in tha Btirta’LecIzhrtnre, for tho First Itcnreten. tative District, at the general elootion, bold in ■aid County, on Tuesday, the seventh day of November, in tho year one tbonund eight bnndrea and seventy-six : in tbo North to rifie clubs (who have al- ready.been invited to attend tho inaugura­ tion) to enthrone Mr. Tilden. PRAIRIE FARMER CO., Chicago, Illinois. John Stanley sells better and cheaper Tea, than any other -House in tho aty. xxl—14 t 4 J The National Publishing Co. of Philadelphia and Chicago, hnvelwued n handsome volatfte bearing the above title. The intense interest everywhere manifested in the great Exhibition, and tho desire to obtain a complete and con­ nected account of it, wiU unquestionably cause this book to have a very extensive tale. Thia History of the Ontennlal Exhibition i» SALE ON 1 i or Mrarraas, TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to mi. Ml & HM We were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and’ from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. - CSANBELIEK & LAMPS From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery Ail Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at S/tlTtf, ftt^/IEE Malicious they were giroa for the fulluwing per#. Joseph W. Rtjnchonib received nnv tl tour hundred and cloven vplrefUn). Furniture, Milk Safes. | HASTINGS HMim on. and be happy again STEBBINS BRO’S, Keep It. A GM Rcdaciion io Prices! Where you wul find all kinds oi ION. FURNITURE! SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Of every Description which iVe Total, two thousand' seven elected estate, vltnaU tlnrt. COSSta known aud d Dratler* tn all kinds FURNITURE, ft. Because we make tbo mot nf oni 3d. Because we keep the best c work- IW*ry 8t* BracisU Fiuo,lc. <U>. Becnuso wc wnrmnt. all g.xjdd Wi make. We wdl none of thin cbca>mcde lurnlture that La made by machinery. The Roods we make is made by hand, and wamatad. We- Invite all person* to Dated. Hastine. Dera rare and beautiful ohl«t» oantataad in them T*.a i. --In— ^4,1. . J humfrcJ and Furniture, Coffins, Etc. RE AD THIS wwiws the Main Building. Machinery Hall, tbc Ag­ ricultural and Horticultural Halls, the nrt Walter W.Kety reoolvod i«ro hundred an<1 aiaety-rix vote* . PHESTO/I'S. xxi30w4. can sell cheaper than any hou- > in BarMr. McCabe received the conalani and sympa­ thetic SMUtanee of lhe Centennial sulboritlen, aud enjoyed feculw advantages in the prepa­ ration of this work. He went, note-book in hand through every department of ths Exhibition, and the result of his labors is a work abound­ ing In brilliant toecriptioni of the great world’s Pair. He traees lhehistory ofthe great enterprae from fat inceptinn to its trnuuphnnt closing day He then takes us through every part of tho Exhiblion grounds, giving briiiianl 4 Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. journals erotic Congressmen arc predicting trouble hundred Totals... usurping what the law docs not giro them, while it will endeavor to merit the confi­ dence of the public by defending the rights of the people against the encroachments of nbjustifieu power. The price of the daily Sun will be 55 cents a month or 86.50 a year, post paid; or with the Sunday edition 87.70 a ye*r. .The Sunday edition alone, eight pages, $1.20 a year, post paid. The Weekly Sun) eight pages of 56 broad eolums, will bo furnished during 1877 1409 860 at the rate of 81 a year, port paid. ---------------— ,u LUU OCCUUU The benefit of this large reduction from Bo preventative Mrtrigt of the cuunty of Bar. ry and Stalo of Michigan, for Representative the previous rale for the Weekly ean be tn the State Legislature, for the second Itepre- enjoyed by individual subscribers without ser.tative district st the general rleetion held the necessity of making up clubs At the same time, if any of our friends choose to ------------- -----------uuv iU'.UMOU CIRUl aid in extending our circulation, wc Ahall hundred and seventy-tux : The Whole number of Volos given for said be grateful to them, and uverj- auch person office of IlcpreMntatire wu two thousand six who sends ten or more subscribers from one hundred aud rixty-two (26C3). and were giv­ plaeq will be entitled to one copy of the en for tha following persons, vli: paper for himself without charge. At one Asa D, Rork received fourteen hundred and dollar a year, postage paid, the expense of nine voles (1409}. Hi Nicholas received eight hundred aud paper and printing arc barely repaid; and. sixty vo«e* (860). considering the size of the sheet and tho Cortes P. Pendill received three hundred Suality of its contents, we ore confident •nd ninety three votes (3(M). io people will consider The Weekly Total two thousand six hundred end rixlySts the cheapest newspaper published in two (2663). 7 the world, and we trust also one of the very State of Michigan, i best. Address, THE SUN, New York ,v , , . County of Barry Wc da hereby certify that the foregoing is a City, N. Y. xxiG7t6. correct -statement «.f tho votes given in the second Representative district of the eountv of Harry and State of Michigan, t-r Repre­ sentative in the State Lertalattire of the sec­ ond Roprerenlative district, al the general ( Eetoblieked 1841.) THE LEAVING AMERICAN AGRIthousand eight >.u»dv«a bLa ° evuronaii aiw uovomoun Dated at Hastings, this 14th day of NovemWEEKLY, her. A. D. 1876. Jonx J. PnklM, Chairman of Board of District canva«scnt. Attest. Wx. JT7 Powkm, aecretary of Board of District canvasser*. Recognized authority thoroughout the State of Michigan. ) United States aa4 Canada* upon mat­ ters of General Agriculture, the second Representative district of the Horticulture, county ef Barry and State of Michigan, do Floriculture,. Slock-Railing, the office of Representative in the Ante Legis­ Poultry, Beer, Etc., lature, far tho second Representative district To which are added departments of Gem of Mid county of Barry, at the general elec­ oral News, Record of the Season, Youth's tion held in raid county, on Tuesdar, the Miscellany, Household Literature. Mark­ seventh day of Novetnbgz, A.. D. 1870; do hereby make known and declare the said Ara ets, Etc. Published by D. Rork duly elected io the said office above stated. . olutionary scheme of Mr. Potter. To these they deserve and enjoy tho hatred of those who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by 446 20:: I'it iUiutraleJ Uulory of the C- niautial Ktln- and the blaster they ean make over the rev­ Tte dilinu <dSna of Tu« Sm during the year that has just passed. The daily edition will on week days be a sheet of four page*, and on Sundays a sheet of eight toces, or 56 broad col urns; white the weekly edition will be a sheet of right pages of the Mine dimensions and character thrt arc already familiar to our friends. The Sun will continue to be the strenu­ ous advocate of reform and retrenchment, and of the substitution of statemanship, wisdom, and integrity for hollow pratonoc, imbecility, and fraud in the administration of public affaire.' It will contend for the govenneut of the people by the people and for the people, as opposed to goverment by frauds in the ballot-box and in the counting of rotes, enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply its readers—a body now not far from a million of souls— with tho most careful, complete, and trust­ worthy accounts of current events, aud will employ for this purpose a numerous and carefdy selected staff of reporters and cor­ respondents. Its reports from Washing­ ton, especially, * ill be full, accurate, and fearless; and It will doubtless continue to pins1 , ‘ CARBOLIC OIL LINI ME 1ST’ Parttea having Pictures to iramj would do well to ret them framed of as we can do It BeUerand Cheaper than Look here I Look hero! What! don't yea think wo can soli lour.n-1 dnuur Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds tl>«« My lira h> lb. S.I. t " '■ -------SMPFEJt- ’ cut do it, for, with'dm help of line, j term ter have these fo&ars » recall tho look । J. M. HEWES, ;wa guarantee Satirfwcwn. Hcarae fumuAod free io *»'£ P'-^n wrohwrCofin Wtrth Wf ora give you better feuroc than ever ofj fisrod Ultra, for we. make the most of our | • Salisbury & Brosseau. HMrthitf* G-. 22. 75- 5-11 �ihe^ejni-WcBkly hepbblirapbamr IWIAl PAFU IF IAB1T miTT. POST OFFICE TIME CARD x. a.tcrn, at7:17 a. ter, No. 68. R. A. M., held at their Hall in this eity on Friday evening, the following officers is usual with A. Thilo Drake, H, p.; M. W. Riker, K.; Wm. H. Powers, 8.; T. Phillips, C. of fl.; W. 8. Goodyear, p. 8.; C. fl. Bauer, R. A. C.; F 8. Bowen, G. M. 3V.; C. L- Young. 0. M. 2V..' I ..stlncs and Lowell—Arrive dally, exeeplBenday. at 1X00 m.: tears al 1:09 p. m. P. O's—North Inins. FUmore. Downs. Allo. the Holiday trade that renders a journey to >U:» p. m. P. OV-Baltimore. Bedford. Johns- J.M.NIVIR0.P.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. ■Win Tinkler -MiloT. Wheeler .....Johu Hotchkiss r...........------- J W Houshtelin .Porter Durton. Curtis Permr GUIDE CITY LOCAL R- R. TIME-CARD Stahl Express were elected, to serve daring tho year 1677 via: were elected, to servo during the ensuing Malion to tho Card of D*. J. B.La8r*e which will be found in another column of this paper. T. Phillips, W, M.; James Crawley, g, W.; The Doctor wjll bo at the Hartings House on C. H, Bauer, /.■ W.; Charles Weioart, Kecrethe 26th inst. and invites the afflieted to give rotary,; D. Striker, Treasurer; Charite W. . — II L. ....... . . ■ RunTan, 8. D.;J, M, Howes, J. !>.; John Mate. tion and ndfer undertakes a case that he ix ' Tyler. not certsic of curing. The Doctor has recently returned from San Francisco, California, and intend, remaining in this State, and will make Lodge Ko. 321, F. &. A. M. held in their Hal’ a monthly visit to this town <?n the 26th of in this city on Thursday evening Nov. 80th each month giving tho rithens of Hastings the following officers were elected, for the fnand vicinity the benefit of his extensive expertrace and wonderful skill. W. C. Kelley. J. W.; H. E. Johnson, Secretary; the Prospectus of the Detroit Fort the organ of Thomas Altoft, Treasurer, Baker Shriner, 8. tho Republicans of Michigan. It is a paper that Justly commends iteelf to the confidence Lodge No. 181 F. 4 A. M., held at their Hall On Saturday evening Nov. 25lh, the following tentsand purposes a metropolitan journal, second in ability and influence to no paper TO-DAY’S A^VER HSEMENTS. Nalls—Still keep on ths 13 basis. ’ Tinsn stock is x^erxlly 6*10 pereent lower. ^Hntsai—Has weakoned materially • standard A hopa that many, of our subscribers, for ws caaaot give them what tb« metropolitan journal Eli Nichols, W. M.; E. D. Youngs, 8. W.; Geo. II. Ford, J. W.; A. Mordock, Secretary; W. W. Bugbee, Treasurer; Wm. H. Ellsworth, 8. D-; Thomas Ellsworth, J. D.; Geo. P. Coon, Tyler. These officers will probably be instailed aud the Semi Weakly Bxxxxn for*2.90 a year C, M. RUNYAN’S. Ol&sss-Ar. firmer: IUol»M3; 2ya. Kerosene—For fire KetoMno held at advance 34 for Mieh. teat . any other place for Santa Onus present* a Alsohol-Advaneed to*no useles waste of time. And for low price., the Live itosk—Was slow to-day. Hastings Merchant. genensEy, and all dealers Sect; Thomas Altoft, Treasurer, T. J. Brau- u - CatUe-«.75«»t SO ar extremes, with Mr to evod in Holiday Goods in particular, defy successbutcherinr at HUr seau. Sentinel. Bhesp—78 te »lb. ; 138 te 158 lb |4A» At tho regular communication of Hostings betler goods or at hirer prices, than Barnes 4 Lodge No. 62, F. A A. M., held at their Hall in this city, Nov. 28lh the following officers lUhLtSftiS. 1X44 r. x. - llKWr.x. I’v-ifl-Expres«.at .... 4;Ms. a. Frrijbt .... liflr. a. All trains daily «ict»l Samian—axeept as I'crifistl above. HlflMS! 8MBUS! At the regular convocation of Hastings Chap­ *pwured at only a slight advance over inSd^Tn* 7 ^*l 8*’er»«u. peri«>« 1 *WU,e U:W* kD0W from ex* I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and I'ffiH STOCK ' OF «■ I K..W4.CJ dlridinc on W ffi. local Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; (Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at police,' Remember the place, at J. S. R ITJYYJUY'S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. CRAYON PORTRAITS. Thorp L< no Portrait so lasting as a Cray­ on Portrait. Some of the finest Land­ scape paintings and tuoat cosily Portraits are luadiflYom crayon. Watcr-colora and oil painting* often loose their brilliancy ; xxiGGtf but Crayon never fades. Now .is your time to get a good Portrait for one half less money thin you can get from any other first class artist. We .will furnish —for a short time—from a good Photo­ graph or Tin-type, a bust picture, size of glass covering portrait 16x20 inches, with a fine walnut frame,’everything ready fur hanging, for the small sum of *13.00. In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Detroit and Chicago, they will charge you from *25 to *50 for the same class of work, and no finer than C. M. RUNYAN. ve Got DRUGS what I furnish for *13. Please call and examine work. Residence in First Ward, near State road. One good Agent Wanted. JOHN W’. CUSTER, Artist. xxiG4lf Hastings, Michigan. Ono Help for Hard Timo. Attention Firemen. All About the County. There will be n special meeting of the fire department op Friday eve, Dee. 22. Busiueea of importaned to be considered. A foil attend­ ance la requested. By order of W. F. HJCK8. Chief Engineer. Advertised tetter*. Gue-1 sleighing. List at letters remaining in the Hastin 0. Barry County. MicjZ Dec. 2OJ187G. Business in slowly Improving. rates. • Greenback notes arc worth In coin 93 cents on the dollar. Weekly, only $1 00 a year. Next Monday being Christmas day, no paper Pioneer Meeting. Pioneer Association will meet at Union Hall, in the eity of Hastings, on Thursday the 4th XX52tf_______ Tt»e A visit to the Menagerie of Smith, Maoee A Preston will pay these Holiday times. Bedford will speak at the Presbyterian Church Emmanuel Church on Monday, but wc are not The “Iron Trail. To lacreaM the product cfone's labor, or i>uA spicy sketch descriptive of the At­ *daei>*, and then to make the best use of what is obtained, will certainly be helpful in these chison, Topeka and Shuts Fo Railroad, the hsrd times, or in any other. The bints and beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of suggestions of half a doien intcUigvnt, prac­ tho Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," tical men and women, who devoie themselves tho musical and dramatic critic of the to studying and observing, on just this topic, must certainly bo of great utility to every one. New 1 ’wk H'wld, sent tree on applica­ We shall, therefore, do our readers a favor by tion, together with the Sun Juan Guide, directing their attention tx> that mo«t valuable maps and time tables of this new and pop­ pracitblo Journal, the Atnrriem Arnculturirt, ular route, from Kansas City and Atchison which is just Aw entering upon Its 86th year. to Pueblo, Denver and all points iu Colo­ Il is packed fall of useful information, that cannot fall to le very helpful to every fatnilr, rado, New Mexico, Arixona and the San and to evdry man whatever his calling, and Juan Mine*. The Boost lino of Pullman whether residing in City, Village, nr Country. . Slccpeni on tho continent lietween the Mis­ Each Volume gives from 600 to 700 fine en­ souri River and the Rocky .Mountains graving, that are both pleasing and instructive without change. Special round trip tour­ —to Housekeepers aud Children, to Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants, Professional Men, In- ists’ tickets from the Miuouri River to flenrer nt *50, good to stop off at all -n v«. u.wm Flans and im­ provements, with foil particulars of host, etc., points. Address. with engravings, its fearless exposure of T. J. Andebsox. Humbugs and quackery, indeed its whole oome before tho meeting. A cordial invitation in extended to all •‘Pioneers" of Barry Coun- Dated Hostings, Dec. 9th 1876. An immense circulation enables the Publish­ er to supply it al the low coat of *1.60 a year, post-paid, or four copies for *6.40. Take our advice and send now for volume 86, to the Publiahen, Orange Judd Company, 245 Broad- Fcx, Fix, axd Fa*tub*.—This is a puhli- A Vote of Thank*. meme. Though freight rates have been advanced towards living prices, on our Railroads. But they are not yet high enough to earn any div­ idends. Vur foreman goes (o St. Johns to eat Christmax dinner. All connected with the office ' The Grand Central Hotel, New York, was 944 1. O. of G.T., held st their Hall in this city Monday evening Dee. Illh 1876, the folRttoltti, That the thanks of Hastings Lodge No. 'J44 I. O. of G. T., be tendered to the own­ ers of Union Hall for their very libera! charg­ es for use of the Hall last Friday evening. Dated, Cartings December 12th 1876. the first leading hotel to reduce and schedule rooms. Itnowcharges|2.50andS3.00per day. The preparation for the approaching Holi­ days are nearly perfected. The shope hare toys San La-Claus should go well loaded down on bunday night. at our office, on Wednesday morning, will call and get a receipt for it, it will probably be Our friends of Emmanuel Church had a very tival at Union Hall on Tuesday evening. The Supper is reported to have been excellent, the play a social-treat, and the proceeds after pay­ ing all expenses were *106.88. Attest, I an xu L. CauMr, Recording See. conlains the game and game-fish-laws of every State in the Union and the Dominion Provinces and also gives descriptions of all thebeet'placeo for shooting and fiahingln the United States and Canada, tells how to reach them, and what kind of aocommodalions you will find when you get there. It tells 'jou what kind ofteckleto use for tho various kinds of fish, lion -fit shooting apparatus. It contains a ntuafcr of interesting sketches of hunting and fishing adventures, and a vast fund of useful informJUian on field sports and angling that renders the work indispensable to all who use either gun or rod. It Is, in tact, a complete hunting and. fishing directory, and no matter bow much or bow little recreation rou take in the woods and along the streams, you will find Fur, Fix, and Feather worth many times its pries to yon. It is a W-mouthly (every two 1___ .—1 "X -Xlrt larm. friends to the following maga lines: . Prrsas’ Hovsbhold Milodiu, containing five or six beantiftl Songs and Choruses. Paras' Pablo* Mvsic, containing several easy Piano Pieces. • . z-_______ _ . «____ - ___ 11.-.:-- Wk.MV — V—----- — Subscriptions received al ibis office, with tbp BaxK* for *3.60 a year to residents of Barry County. Chas. Buydnm, -publisher. 149 Chambers street. New York city. thors. Pxrus' Oboax Ssutcnon, for Reed or Pipe Organ. Pxrxaa' Sacuxp Bxlxctioxb, containing Hymns, Anthems, etc., and I'rrxns' Octavo Caoame, containing four choice Choruses for Singing 8oei|rtioe. NEW YORK MONEY MARKETS. Naw Yosa. Dee. 14 M7&. GoldJOTH: NEW YORK MARKET Also CONFECTIONS IN WHERE ? iab. Our Centennial, Train has brought me a well assorted' stock of Boots, Shoqs. and Gaiters for the summer and fall trade,. which I will sell way down low for Caah. I also sell the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ dles and Machine Oil. I also sell Weil A Cistern Pumps. J. Maus Opposite the Poet Office xxdltf Hastings, Mich. xxi68tf Speoial Notices. New Advertisements. distribution prwfw. throachoul ths United States, and all eirilisrd countries of ths Wsstern Hsmls- nnhMOIM! tn tho Enfiish. (ietean. Freneh, Welsh. Korwsrian. Swedish, Holland. Bohemian and Spanish Agricultural Society Meeting. Tbo annthd meeting of the Barry coun­ ty Agricultural Society will be held at the Court House in Haitinp, on Tuesday Dec. 26lh at 1 o’clock, p. m.. for the election of officers, and for other business. Hastings Doc. 12th, 1876. J.«to. M. Nxviiri, Secretary. ridians and ialltuds frets of Hostetler’i xxiG6w2. Jewelry! Jewelry!! Holiday Jewelry!!! 41JMMIA1. Oats—Finn: Association, consisting of Wm. B. Goodyear, Peter Cramer, David R. Cook. Mrs. W. Hayes, Bscar—Kavr; soft white refined, 1B4R11KCofcee-Flm at sd ranee; Rio cold. Jobbiae« Java. SlSWU^d. see dull. year, on Wednesday the 27th Inat, at 2 o’clock LIVERPOOL MARKETS. JEWELRY, SILVER person who canuoi pnxrur. «u. —m---. Notice. hood. The Bitten are sold in every alty. town and villace, sad are extensively used throoahoeit the '.'■■■:•' ■' • _ ________________ Farmers pleane take notice that I.have - ■ : To all who ore sA<4« from the errors a*d |nbought out the intercet of Calhoun k To all who srs AS Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will discretions of yowth. norvi ‘“r.: °.f “‘±K’div*e find it to your intonat to call and sec mo. asriBltf J. W. Brock. And A< lb. Post Office Building, WAcrr ycru will find a Great Variety of Ladict and Geiilletanu' SALE ON EXECUTION. R J. GRANT SELLS, Men't coati . *3.00 Youth'I eoatt *2.50 Unu't * coati Nor. 27, ‘76x-m-61»r6 1 Merton, surety on appeal .bead Bnd tn_fovoe of Kebool I>u:ricl .ember nine (V) of te. Tewatelp WANTED—Our pay at once, it will < save you trouble. xxi46tf Smith, Manec A PretoP. ] Whitmau’s Aaeorted Candies—the best < n the market A full supply at J. P. 1 w - T * and. alto, the north sot eeartsr IWl ottho earth Warm, winter gloves, n large lot for sale ' cheap. Come and see them. John Stanley. Roberts’. ids Goods in thia issue of the Bixin, Call and aoe tho splendid aaoortmvnt of LookatViia! clock A. M. The attention of every teacher is desired. Holiday I. are fullr ^.t forth in 1U pagw. which, iterspcned with pictorial illustrations. SILVER PLATED WARE from the Celebrated Manufactory of Simpaon, Hall, Miller & Ca., WalTingfotd, Cl, for sale cheap at the Post Office Building. xxi65U—11.14.18.21. Flour—Quirt any dell. Johnstown, Baltimore and Hope Teachers Asaociation, will meet at (he Dunnell School We JAS. P. ROBERTS A. Card. Cigar* that cannot be equaled at John We take this opportunity of informing the public, that-we will safely and radical-, ly euro all catte of pileu, without tho use of knife or l«atare. No cure, no pay. E. F. k I. W. Browx. HjuffiWQfl, Dee. 21, 1876. xx>68d Stanley’s. DETROIT MARKET* _ Brbk for sale at my yard- Section 23d, in Rutland. Hkxkt L. Nxvttox. ISe. Sih, 1876. xxi6l:C CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To xxi46tf LOCKETS. SETS, BRACELETS, CHARMS. A Iso a IzArgc Slock of PICTURE FRAMES. Pictnrsg, HERB IS THE PLACE TO GET YOUR HOLIDAY PORTS. xxi65t3-H.18’l. J. ROBERTS. a roBTwxa fo* oxlt on* ooxxa*. &FTR<r D0L.LAB QUABTXKLT DRAWING. �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. cd f« New York ihjB winter. The church « of the city are just as badly provided Railroads. velvet taking its place. The trimmiog now, as ever, makes the bonnet. Broad "X U doesn't matter Yet a fire in a crowded church ^onld lie a very serious bonnets are tho poorttt-lookine things immaginahle. The new bonnets for child­ ren are dark-brown or pruue colorod vel­ rOLlTJCAL. vet, in tho high ahapc, without any brim Rayos is certainly elected, and the peo­ except a pleating of silk rar Jed on the . Lost Tuesday night, tho Brooklyn ple I breathe freer. Tho relief from the tdge, aud lace frill bcuratb, which gives that the general government would tho breadth of an ordinary brim. The Theatre was burned, during the progress chance ' be delivered over to the unrepentant rebels moat elegant - hats arc deep marcon velvet, of a play, and over three hundred people ( of the South and tho Plug Uglies of the trimmed with roses, shading from pink to lost their livre. It seems incredible that JNorth, is immiaws, nud will be followed by crimson, and loop* ot dark crimson ribbon. so many could die in so short a time 'an immediate revival of business. The The light scarift, often called cardinal, but the ghastly fact cannot bo denied. ;Democratic place hunters here in New looks vulgar in the extreme. York are terribly demoralized end dis­ THE COMPTBOIXERSIilf. The. Theatre is a building one hundred gruntled, and arc as venomous as rattle­ John Kelley, (Boss Kelley), bos been and fifty feet deep, by 70 wide, in thecCn- .snakes. They want to bite something, and appointed Comptroller in place of Andrew tre of a block, with a passage loading from lthey don't care much what. They talk of H. Green, and was promptly confirmed by ami bloodshed, and rivers of blood, Washington street, perhaps 20 foot wide. war ' tho Dcmocraiio Aldcrmcu. Kelley is tho The stage is 50 feet deep, thfc lobby in ]and are generally-gory. I was amused at head of that association of thioves, Tam­ the New York Hotel last night A prom­ front is twenty, leaving on tho ground ।inent Southern Colonel (the New York is many, and is also of the gin-ifiill faction. He b a more dsngcrousJuan than Tweed, floor 80 feet, which is seated. Above ithe Southern headquarters here) was con­ because, while jut as unscrupulous, ho in this ground floor, the Parquotte, is a gal- ’vening with a prominent New York Dem a more able man, and has the gin-mills in ocrat. “ I Bupp<w-j wc arc going to be lery, the Dress Circle, which extends over 1 better Irainint'. This action of tho May­ the Parquctte perhaps thirty feet, and 'counted out," sighed the New Yorker, “I or is a complete surrender of the city to suppose so,” was the reply of tho Southits worst elements. The strikers .arc in above that the Gallery proper. The en­ ‘,'Bnt, Colonel, are wt going to trance to the Dress Circle and the Gallery Icrner. ] ccrtacy, and good men mourn. iuhmlt?” “I gucsa we arc,” Was tbc is from the lobby out-side, being simply a THE BETS. quiet reply. “ Nover 1 The ' South will Btair>case. The Dress Uirde and Gallery ' John Morrisey has declared .all bets on never submit ; nor had she ought to. The people go up one flight together and di- , South will raise the standard of revolt tho Presidency off, and is returning the ver.?' at a lauding one flight up. ’ agttust this nsurmtion, and tho Dcmocra- money he holds—u million and u half—to - Th* Etsgo Is filled with tho-most inflame c^F? of the '^orth will rally to their aid, the rightful owner?. What the ethers mblfe material ima-iwable. The “flies*’ are will do no ouo knows. There is a fear on and---------- ” ' “Nb it won't do anything short curtains of canvas painted in oil, to of the kind” was the Colonel’s reply. the part of betters that instead of declar­ represent skies or clouds or what may be "Judge, once before the Democracy of tho ing tbc bets “off," they will take them­ required, mounted on tbe lightest pine South revolted on just vuch promises. In selves off. They arc ail shaky. wood, nnd the "winga” and tho “flate” are 1 YSG1 I revolted and I did it because you Pietro. also painted canvas, on the lightest possi­ wrote me, end 1 have your letter yet. that ble frames, nnd it must be taken into ac­ , tbc Dwocroey of tbc North would stand NEW ADVERTISMENTS. count that almost tho entire space back of by us, and you—Tvcmcmher it well—as-’ the curtain, except that shown to the pco cured me in a letter that if Massachusotte pic when it is rawed, is filled witK scenery troops undertook io go thrqngh New York of different plays,stacked up, which makes1 they would have to march oxer your body the ’’behind the scenes” of a theatre a to cross to Jersey City. They did pass magazine oi com bus In bl es, almost as dan­ ’ through tho city, and if they all tramped gerous as n powder house. The play was1 over your bodv you are a tough one. At the “Two Orphans,’’ and the scene was a‘ times I thought there was over a million boat-house. In this scene there arc not of 'em. I think I saw your name as a only the wings representing the sides of a1 ' ice President of a war meeting—I know house, but the ceiling is represented, which' you ocnl substitutes to fight against us is also painted canvas. The theatre wasJ every time you were drafted. No, Judge, ’‘Lr*r u:,r.,ant lor full with a delighted audience. By some’ if you want any war—you didn’t kc any accident one of the flics was blown against1 of it and don’t understand it—you xaisb a gasjee, and one ofthe employees attempt­ ’ the standard of revolt, mid wo will help ed to cut it loose. It fell, all in a blaze 5 von. Ait for me I have had •enough of it; upon tho ceiling of the scene below, and in1 I can live under Hayes—he is '^pretty AGEhrS WANTED FOR HISTORY an instant that was in a blaze. The act­ ’ good man—I know he is a mighty good ors on the stage saw it, but hoped it would* soldier, ’cause I tried hun a good many bo extinguishod and went on with their r times. If you want wa/you are entirely It eells talar than any oU<«r .book. One Aaenl parts, but it had too much head-way. In a1 welcome to sUrt it—I hsve had enough of •old 54 copies in one day. Thu i> the only Bathen­ tin and complete history pnbluhed. Send forW ruupaent the painted canvas was on fire, • it, I thank you.” the affrighted audience rose, and a wild Tbo Southern men arc more reasonable rush at the doors commenced. All order’ than the 'New York Democrat*, :md are was st an end, the only thing for every much less inflammatory in their talk. one was to gut on: ot the hell that was1 What the hotspurs Bay do in tho South, m-IforSor MlCTHtt.aw LIST. StaifrvvM i’’rSll<>M.w,lrjr Sf°’ ’*n<nv,sta* 4 COraging. The people in the crowded gal­ ' of course no one can tell, but the dara lery precipitated themselves down the tor­' that come here arc anything but firc-catera. tuous pai&age, and at the landing met the’ Hayas » dectad—ha will be inaugurated, equally wild crowd from the dress circle,• -gEb.yiU.Bive the country so good a and the two masses became wedged in, so‘ government that a year from now p^plc that passage was impossible, and there was1 will wonder that any cnc wonted any on? a dead-lock which human strength was im­; else. And tfad Democracy, after they have possible to break. All this wail the work: had their bluster, will acquiasce, like little ourhly of a minute. In the meantime, the stage' men. . was a lurid furnace, the oil and the light . HREELEr. wood of the wings and stage sots belching Monday last- a monument to the mem­ out great volumes of smoke and flatne, fillory of Horace Grcclcy wascrcctcd over his minty of doom, the ceiling of the building grave in Greenwood Cemetery. A very Targe number of distinguished men were was made of a sort of pasteboard, which was ns combustible as the cauvas, and the present to do honor to the great journalist, $55 g it is singular, though, bow little of a jnau's flames ran along that like powder, making 3$ s $2or;s."*!K, rff-s a furnace right above the heads of those work survives him. Harare Greeley con­ . trolled a paper which, at one lime, was the tend. M». in the gallery. And nil this time the only most influential in the conntry. lie was Sseclal,Chronic and Obscure Diseases exit from the dress circle and the gallery one of the principal founders of the Re­ was blocked by the two masses that had publican party, oue pf tho chief promoters met at tho landing common to both, and of the temperance cause, and the head and and (ciantlAc maimor. Iraciediato raliaf: speedy, escape was impossible. The fire leaped perfect and pennan.nl cun*. A •uceew.fu! tjepenfront of all schemes of philanthropy and from one part of the building to another, the wooden scats caught and blazed ; the progress. Age brought disappointment; disappointment roared him ; aa ambition, unfortunates, wedged in and helpless, fell, Which a bnsy life had kept in subjection, suffocated by tho smoke and roasted by asserted iteelf when hu bnd not the the fire. The supports ware burned off, strength to keep it under, bad men played and finally the -mass full, with probably three hundred and fifty burned men and With him ; and l.e fell. His paper got in to other keeping, and deepito tho efforts women in its terrible embrace. of those still connected with it—who The sight the next .morning was horri­ loved tbc old man aud would have l>een ble and sickening. Where the gallants loyal to bis memory—it was turned into fell hundreds of bodies burned and athrdevious paths. I: was almost everything red beyond identification were found, ud for several years that Horace Greeley ell’ through the debris, covered wrA would not have had it, and only within a burned timbers, maases of brick, and the year has got back into its old moorings. fearful Kmoanta of a conflagration, were And Gnclcy hinuclf died poor. His pa­ bodies in every poMible form of disfigure per was supposed to have been making New York, Dec. Sth, 1876. THE TRAGEDY AT THE BROOKT.yn tHEA; G. P. Rowell &, Co's. Col. The Irf Rock t ort Smith vENTEN’L EXHIBITION a£^u“.,TT4*^Rl”L"“'‘c'•12^ari».M?&tT5SEs! •orReady for Agents—The REMOVAL! M HAT STOW GRAND RAPIDS. tify children, friends Marching for the of friends, friooi. bnHbm fcXlw tins of brother* for brothers. ^,bi:tt)IXr'iini"'riJrndTllSl' Tb. .W. geo. era! Eloom ovenmnwds it. • • I saw the bodies at* tho Morgue, and wlssso there was cuouch left of one to | uut- , . , show anj eourac, as the representative of the advanc­ ss if in effort to ward off the fate that was ed thought of the eity and country, it will overtaking them. A more ghastly sight— courn oat all right. But who can tell ? a more absolute nightmare than the smok­ Who knows whore money is behind iz,and ing ruins of the theatre and tho Morgue everybody knows what ’ power money has. And speaking of newspaj/m it is r mistake to nupposc that a newspaper in New York is a gold mivc. The Herald, the Poet, Commercial Adcrrtiaer, and the -Saw arc making money. The- World has always sunk money, tho Ttmct makes something of ire. The others are, like the one debut. more by iu rral estate than tho paper; tbe is holding about even, and with the rest it is a struggle with mortga- It fo fioife of Tt/taon- M or 4l>oLro/l inw o"t "wc WM locwd if Ti/t ftrlTfiTTiouf Sjont, 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO Railroads. CMcap, M liM & Pacific Michigan The Brooklyn Horror—P o 1111 o a |_ with fcxita, but ai they ore never crowded, scarfs of silk or velvet must be hid m Greeley- Fnshlom—Tie Comr,trol- and aa there t» an attire alxwnco of any­ many folds about the crown, fall plumes thing inflammable (except in the discourc- and bows soften tho outline, or the higli lership—Bets. The direct route ta „ When ErenMy will le«4 > FlrHClass Newspaper. THE DETROIT POST A Tkeraaghly Baufl. Reliable, aad Eaterpriaiif Bepablicaa Newspaper, And the Beet Family Journal PMitked in thu State. Everything indicates that the American people arc entering upon one of the most ex> ' citing periods of our history. The struggle over the result of tho Presidential election now appears likely to be transferred from the disputed States to the arena of Con* grew. 1 f this occurs, the struggle will undoubtely be a most exciting one, and it will not terminate until next March. Mean* while the peace efthe Republic will be in constant peril, and tho public will con­ stantly demandJwith the greatest eager­ ness, tho latest ind fullest newa of the va­ rious phases oftbc content, In any event, tho. coming session of Congress will be centkal railroad. TIZwIE TABLE. JOLIET. MORRIS, LASALLE, iuum. la cox. peokja. genes Taldxxg Effect Deo. 10th, BO, MOLINE, ROCK ISLAND, DA VENPORT. MUSCA TINE, ._____ ______ GOrSifi FAST.' WASHINGTON. IOWA CITI. GRIN, NELL, NEWTON, pES MOINES 1876. Cnrmr.il Blufis and Omaha, Without Change of Cars, Where ItJoins wHb th* Union 1'ssiBdi Bail war for TVates leave Dallj/ at foliowe ns KANSAS LINE. 110 KiImmiw. LEAVE5WOHTH, ATCHISON, a Nd CHICAGO, SSSlfck. M Manhall. il< «- a. ‘ 2 « Im uw - KANSAS, INDIAN TERRITO Bib'S, COLORADO, AND NBW MEXICO. GOING WEST. MOST IXCIT1SO EVER KNOWN, The heated debates of the last session will be renewed, with the added bitterness ONE or THE be more arrogant, and tho loyal North more finn, than ever before. During the session no intelligent citizen can afford to be without a reliable newspaper, which will give him all the newa. It w also probable that Europe is about to enter upon A. TREMENDOUS WAR, whose continuance antf result no man can now foretell, but whoee program will have a prodigious effect upon American pros­ perity. Every business man, especially every farmer, and every mechanic, will bo directly and deeply interested in tbe progress and influence of the grand events which arc believed to be already impending. ALL THE GREAT ISSUES of the time will bo discussed by the Pott with candor, boldness, ability, and in the highest spirit of patriotism. It will fur­ nish its readers with ALL THE NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE . WORLD. In all that goes to make np a firsticlaas newspaper, the Poet has no equal among Michigan journals. In each of its edi­ tions, and in all of its departments, it is edited with groat core, preserves a healthy and elevated tone, and has a well-earned reputation for ability,, scholarship, good taste ana vigorous originality. . CALIFORNIA SSSS^3*- 57k Chicago d-Nmthircttrrn RaiLcayK Embraces under one management the Great Trunk Railway Lincs of the West and Northwest, and, with its numerous branches and connections, forms the short­ est aud quickest route between. Chicago and all points in Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa, Ne­ braska, California, and the Western Tcr< ritories. Its Albion.' Omaha and California Line Is the shortest apd boa route for all points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colarado, Utah. Ne-t vada, California. Oregon, Chinn, Japan and Australia. Its ctilcau Cite, nrinston. Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Line lathe short line for Northern iscbnsin and Minnesota, end fur Madison, St. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and el! points in the Qreat Northwest. Its Winona and St. Peter Lint Is tho only route for Winona, Rochcatep. Owatonna, Mankato, St. Peter, New Vim. and all points in Southern nud Central Minnesota. Its. • Gca/ISop-i.Petr Ji GRAND RAPJB8 DIVISION. The Reliable short Line! . EAST AND WEST. to 5«r> raoM IRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT! TIME TABLE. Green Bay^nd Marquette Is tbe only liuo fur Janmilk, Water­ ' AB A FAMILY PAPER, town, Fon du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton. Tbc Wecxly Poet, while culling from Green Bay, Esnanaba, Negaunee, Mar­ all sources of information, is Careful to re­ quette, Houghton, Hancock, And the Lake member that its columns are fur the young Superior Country Its Miiawmis as well as for the old, and that the morals as well as die mind are part of a news­ Vc-siantrille paper education. Wki’a hoping to pro­ mote the general good through thia medi­ um it will scrupulously guard against do­ ing individual harm. Is the old Lake Shore Route aud is the The Literary Character of the Paet is only one passing through- Evanston, Lake higher iu tone and broader in scope than Forest, Highland Park. Waukegan,’ Ra« that of any other Detroit paper. Its News cine, Keoueha to Milwaukee. Department is edited with reference to furnishing the most accurate information Arc run on all through trains of this on the mast subjects. Tbo twenty five to road. avATiaira. I 1 forty columns of telegraphic dispatches re­ This is the ONLY LINE running these ceived each week by the daily Poet arc cars between Chicago and St. Paul, Caicarefully coudefifed and summarised es­ cago and Milwaukee, dr Chicago and Wi­ pecially for thu 'Weekly, and thus the news nona. from all parts of the world is given with At Omaha our Sleepers connect with cash isgne. In addition, it eirifitoys a the Overland Sleepers on the Union large corps of local correspondents in the Pacific Railroad for all points Weal of the State, whose especial duty it is to give Missouri River. ' more in detail an acoount of domestic On tho arrival of tho trains from the HiildkHllo 3 4S “ | East or South, the trains of the Chicago . area, i$; I ganitationa, the Legislative, Religious, Ed­ A North-Western Railwlfy \ LEAVE ucational, and other local bodies, are all GHIAGO ns follows; carefully reported. For Council Blufis, Omaha and Cali­ Tho Market Reports given in the vari­ fornia, Two Through Trains daily, with. ous editions of the Putt are much more Pullman Palace Drawing Room and full and reliable than those of any of its Sleeping Cara through to Council Blufis. Detroit cotcmporaritM, each separate issue For St. Paul and Minneapolis Two being carefully revised and corrected. Through Trains Daily, with Pullmau A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT, Palace Cara attached on both trains. devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, and For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Household'affairs, hu been added to the Two Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cara attached, and running through to ougbly competent special editor. This Marquette. feature has attracted much attention For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains throughout the State already, and has daily, Pullmrn Cars on night trains Parlor ercrywhero received high encomiums. In Chair Cars on day trains. every way, the Poet for the yeisr 1877 will For Sparta and Winona and points in be the Beet Paper for Mideigt^ Readen .'•linncsota. Ono Phrough Train dally, with published in this State; and this rcputa- Pullman Sleepers to Wiuoua. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two CIRCULATE TOUR COCKTY I'ATEHB. Through Trains doily, with Putlnmu Cars VOBK I'.WItU. The more the local papers of the State on night trams. arc circulated and read, in their several For Dubique and La Crosse, via Clin­ localities, the greater will be the demand ton twoTorou^h Trains daily, with Pullfor a large city and State journal, Eke the mas Cara on night train to McGregor Iowa. Poet, because the local journals create a For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Trains daily, Pullman Cora to Musovra. Volley Junction. . For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. For, Roekford, Sterling. Keuosha, Janesville, and other pointe, you can have and our prosperity will not fail to be pro­ from two to ten trains duly. moted by thoua. We prero the cbims of New York Office, No. 415, Broadway; tlie Pbet upon public attention, not u a Boston Office No. 5 Statu Street; Omahs rival to detract fre-m the circulation of the Office, 253 Fathom Street; San Francirco ine sssie. Chicago and Milwaukee Line Pullman Palace Cars I fiswaa. Northern BAILWAY COMPANY CENTRAL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania UllI.ROAIl Railroad STATIONS flrete ow’y pcmble when eeubfah new poj.cns here is fearfbl. e taking place, and whiA ' VARHIOXS. ,. Tlx) wt-d-oeatthc Odd, omfortahiodookinsr kmgsaoqtrai, ohsped lom-tly.to tbe body a«d oorariaff readers XI ON TICKETS’^ 85.30 iffiiran Uluru-, - . Jsr-BBr«.r ‘wassrtf- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/403/HastingsBanner_1876-12-28.pdf 5dd4348c2442ee3219d84777787a9212 PDF Text Text ‘D3LE VOL. XXI. NO. 70. fhe Seihi-Weekly h enlih 1 icaji bamr GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1876. TM3 THE NEW YORK topic, Awuisng, instructive and suggestive. Thus wo shall aim tj make THE DE­ TROIT TRIBUNE FOR 1877 more j complete in all it< departments, and more ' valuable in its contents. th-n ever before, and thus continue t«» win to it an ever-grow­ ing constituency of i»ioady and attached' n. t. supporters and frieudsto whoso wants and I SINGLE <WV. <wy«ar wishes if shall bo oat pleasure to minister. ! CtabaufTTVi: -- rnnro. an* year TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE. I • • Tr;................................ OniT TIIIDIM’ 1$HE REPRESENTATIVE u~~ '■ ■■ ;h *Hec»l Stat* Stmt. llMtlnae. Barry Republican betters.'John Morrisey and set’ era! other Democratic gamblent—the pro- Semi-Weekly Post. FOR 1877. MICJI1GAN_NEWSPaPEB. Dauvv iw* vair. Matas* MtU by ne...... .. — 114 •' ’ this city to manipulate the pool rooms in- the interest of the great reformer. SINGLE COPT> one year Club* of TEN or mure, < • -IWlJjnT •• . recent American history finds the Rspublican party victorious, but under such «»■ cumatanDes, and with such a dose result as to call upon it imperatively for the ex- , , 1 i erase of the greatest circumspection, the j necessary. all events, no he gets a amount on Tilden; iiiaen; at au tirkM rorrtifronfF In th.* f.M M eertifpng to that fact. Now, Mr. 1 10 - SKTL1’ Tildens gams with the gamblers—it is a furnish the needed public woriu of the city, charactorutic of Mr. Tilden that he is not | *?d keep poor eut of want for a generation.’ D qj Th* Waekly and th* Semi WmUj pv* oarorema- I ful selection* from the eolumns of the Daizv d let- | Eraxixo I'uev, combined with original matter Tilden as against Hayes, some nights the ! fa the city for the winter. prepared exprroaly for them. TIIK TBIB15E, The appeals that are made differ­ L TI...V M.nl.l. . F..11------- 1 *---- . _ .------- ■ betting being two to one. Every night tbe ’I - to the Associated Prase sent over all the country ent uhantable associations are pitiful. A The dissatisfaction of the people with woman and her daughter for instanoo, in a | much that'has occurred in ite ■.dminitlrathe betting market, and the managers here Agrieu’tural Department of th«M two journ till hall bedroom, without fire, light or doth। lion is umistakablc. Their demand is for | telegraphed leading Democrats tho transac­ ing, sleeping on the cold floor, with nothing 1 i Colams 1 t.«O I SJD j IMO I 43.'” > a genuine Rclornixand it will brook no 'SColams! iM I J*»_l_W.tfT tions the pool-rooms as regular as the over or under them, and only irach food i further evasion or delay. The anarchic bank sends tbe business of the day to their as they, can pick up in the streets; condition of the Southern States, the joint ; may xeeure a really valuable article, fron a as well as country corespondents. And it had the familue destitute of fuel result of iguorat suffrage on the one hand ■' Aj- fl Jiinro/fHr* food and' clothing; families on the street and bitter and growing hatred of . the i liaro. W.OJr«u. effect intended. To see such odds offered, without even tire shelter of a roof But equality of all men before the law on tho ' _______ I or earn a liberal ca»Ii premium, with little at what was supposed to be tho very centre lot InecitUn. and five rtu'J per line fur e why enumerate ? There arc 50,000 men I I, r>i ir.—rtiop. Nodadnetioa from the other, demands some adequate remedy T , f.. , . . S. B.—Throe ratee are for SJ inch I'alun of information, disheartened Republicans, out of employment. There aro thousands which cannot long be withheld with safety. I .LAT£6SL v/irClllclL10Il who felt it was no use to fight if th$_bat- of women in the same fix, and the cold is The prostrate business energies of the I AMONS THE BEST PEOPLE.' may obtain on* of throe premiums at Issseoxt tlc was against them from ths Eegining intense. It is pilifnl And the trouble country must be revived by some stimulus than it can tw obtaiurl WITH oct ths paper, by and it swept into thejanks of the -Democ> is, the chairtably indined are puzzled to ’ that shall give employment to idle labor, prnTYRRpq ait THF know what to do. The honest poor suffer, and no Idas idle capital. The problem of vJ~clT 2, ,IE? ALL ?H.E bveominjt a lub’cribtr to the E«m:so Potr. racy all that class of political driftwood die, and make no sign, while the sturdy rauIjMiM our .0 ike 1 of »o >» »od tl. professional mendicant fills the streets with that wants to keep on the big side. Now his howl. The benevolent dare not give «E»B »>« LIST OF PREMIUMS'. had Mr. Tilden actually put up this mon­ on the street for distress is so artfully sim­ for d,r IL-ITISIMVAMULANDINDE-I ■' ________________ ey it would havo- cost him immeniely. ulated that it takes a very acute man to •heif nr ev. n inoident'-d t romot:on PENDENT. Belicvin;’ in intelligent suff_ vi-zi nvno aot>o vo eheir, nrcvi-n largp^-inddental. promotion ■ b SPECIMEN M MBERSSENT FREE, Tickets were out in John Morrisey’s rooms know what to du . it is not pleasant to ot partMn ends has met with popular , ’7’“ .5, 7*; imtw representing a million and a half doNars, of give charity and feel that the chanoea are eoudTrnwion .nd »o>. cr^-, "J ywlrfy U»i» -----------------------which the Democracy at the odds that were even that it will bt squandered in a gin­ k i. ubder .uch rireunuure, » ifow f" *“B1 ,1,,<:tar»' °f *h‘'“ A44~. mill in a half hour. A few organizations CKNTRAL HOUSE. given should have had a million. B«t have reduced down to a system, and' are always was HASTINGS. MICIU L. B. FTAUTF1 behold you, the moment it became certain good. If any of your readers want coupled with conditions that muat be ful- ESSE.Vnri.Ll UKl-UBUCAN. ’ il o k that Kayos was elected, and that he would doing to do good let diem send clothing, old or SI J „ .M or.fiiWfou July qMrrol IB th. future, Mil ku dom> be inaugurated. Mr. Morrisey fame* a new, provisions, money or anything that bee. pdoed b only . tperfon of brief • ■" F*“- *"l‘ . 'm.™ °f pronuneiam into, declaring tbe election so can l-e used to St John's guild, New York, ‘ leaders cr corruptions iu tbe Kqiubhcoa and they may be sure that some deserving THE PETBOIT TRIBONE 1. on. of “ <?«.»«»««« “ be.»jw •» ■ much iu doubt that he feds it his duty t o poor woman has received a benefit lbw ilul belrirro tbotthao drm.od, Bq>tibl*an prioopl., .nd -preully to I PHIL W. MISKERX. declare all bets off, and that he would re­ “r "P1”™" ATTORNEY AT L1VT. Prompt yttvnliua paW mode upon tbo IU-puWie.t. tarty-tie fund money on tickets, lea* his commi s_ to all Collrotioat. U®rc with wm. L. Cobh. pun oZu fin. tlan-tn bo utd mu« , mrortn h.nln.onry, the oneutyofll.. N.. UFB INarKANCB. ■ion three per cent ! Tbe Republicans wb0 L to«. Ittrjoioe. Mill further in the ttotal &..b .nd ^unl juMfo, to.ll el««. > The failure of the Continental gave the bet go up and get their money, leu the fnithllnM our juat^leeted Pr.ddeut, Huth- *‘ fS™’J ! HARVEY WRIGHT. life insurance wreckers of tho city their ATTORNEY AT LAW udSolicitoriniC erfon! B. H.Je., i. corerned by parley °f fl"T- H«y™ • •dnnmb.e l«ter per cent, the Democracy having had the opportunity, which, like ofher pirates, they MSv* io Cuw« Block over Bartow 1 O< tb. priMjda, .nd BoTtJI by o.«ly th. » >~F“£s M0RU T0X{. pl.RE ; =3r use of it for mouths. Had Tilden be cu were quick to improve. The last attempt was ag»fast the Now Jersey Mutual. determination, that will enable him to tim .... .royij Th* “Tvanox nurx*,” elected there, would have been no dedat­ to the Light o£ (bo pneeot UoubM AND ELfcl ATb». Tte tad, ttrdt ....... ing off, but tbe conspirators would have This company offered tbe policy-holders of eooplioied Mtu.lio», .nd to derta tueb . “ ■«’« F»l»td by .nytb.ug »h.eb .p. o-jj.^-i, held every dollar. I have no sympathy tbe Continental to substitute their own poll trta BM-nneof ntlier., .bttli r»»n pub. P«“ “ “« ? “oK with the men who bet, and I only narrate icios for those in the defunct company, and ’.RAND RAPIDS.......................................... MICH . B|____ b^j-1, V.—THE UUULl.bhl BTANDAHD 1 MrtriMartroarvaaaroacad: he onler and confidence, abolish , AND CURRENT LITERATURE of the -»~s thia incident to show with what dirty tools immediately there was a howl raisod agaiwt abuses, and convince the people that the I prwcDt^ in its columns, including * * ’^*3 the great reformer undertook to carve bi* it, and charges were made of collarion with the officers of the Continental. The fact is, oartv which carried our Ciril country •. , D . ® <*«• th* kifL««t Muoinctiaa •• tk« iw* way to the Presidency. SXSXrf. ?.r,through .h£b _ 1 By the way, let no Republican feel the offer was legitmate and proper as pc«> ; ta.nragRlcdraroe.L'yBtthtbeeuyeliBsl, f V1^_IT I? ^HE Ilf'ST \X1I 1 JSSSSZMSX alarmed about the warlike demonstrations siblc, and was beneficial to both the Mutual BOARD AF»‘ ROOM. |XW PER DAT. I difficult pn.bl.rn. of rreoo-lnteiion wb.ob chpXeST FAMER'S 1'APEB PUB &'^Jfc5r5'ntiS..-X on tbe part of tbe Democracy in Indiana. and the policy-holders of the Continental. A.nnn.7 j At c.n i til* drill mi Um All that stuff gets its inspiration from the The Mutual gets a largo number of policy­ has labored.cenous.y. though wuh little LJgHEl) ... 7A, Wri.^ Tribune >>«-ni. 7 A* Weekly Tribune has ' • JStbcr. Democratic General Committee here, and holders without commissions to agents, or ' .rail a. Jel.. to rertore our n> * ,00e more to make eood ffirwer. thou .a, .oiHau.«, <x -rtiu is done at their order. The game now is to any cost to the company; and the .Conti­ I ntiHual .nd bcultly conditloa—that tbu Mumc., wb|j, ^j^.. gohjU-u--»™‘iu “iSt”, hold meetings, and pass war naolutionn, nental policy-holder gets good insurance in party u cob^ctcal to eor.dnct the offiun yij—THE MARKET REPORTS St75-— “-y, | .foot pv.tB.tion in ti»« of ™»ee tad | to eTOJ and indulge in all sort* of bombast, with place of a dead policy, arfthout additonal the hope that timid Republicans will be payments. The man who took a policy inthc i..m«.tKlt.y.,..n ofhunrt..y »dj». frightened to the extent of being willing to Continental at 30 yuan of age, would have I t.ro that .«k. the ■ ,ioL p„„ daily tad tadtly'of alnto.1 ” "” “ surrender their rights for the sake of lance to pay a heavier premium at 40. Thia dif I JT.Zn.', ■ ri« 1 .r.ry.rta.lxntsbt ----------------------------------All soil. promFtlr attended to. every article bought tadtaUiBltatuptaU and sold in the markets ai >. ptmUc-----------i ntrr*u«i mw aod The Democratic editorial mill berc is filling fcrence the New Jersey Mutual expects । THE TRIBLM. will tberofut,- Xb pre oflh« woria .Itn-nt. world, ,„a Bod with .nearingta.1 «Bvu;oBtad.lm-»t the country Democratic press with ready­ to make up out of tbe assete of tbe dead ta «rrp., tad tnStatta tn ll.» erta. » u made editorials all shrieking for blood, company, which must besomething. Pres­ .to .till .droe.t.ng Kopub .eta j g.b'’Mtakrt. mb lb. retmp ' and their agents are traversing the ident 8ted well, like President Buell of the । and upholding the Republican urgsMtaa* | country in every direction fanning the flame. United States, took tbe blackmailcn who l lion in a just, law-abiding and selfrespccVIIi.-MOKB COPIES of Th. 7-A.~ They don't mean to fight, for the South will were attempting to make a panic by the I ting of ite fa ire _idfi,r.M|mjbr,taABtairtaP«B. img maintenance BU1B1.B.BM OF u rights, ntaU, seeing ««n IB not support them, and the moment Hayes is throat, and smashed them at the beginning. lhBldlre«ioB ll.epalbpl«tab .l»«rk«10Bl! 1J h bbw<|»1wof cju.l . 1»~. T-inaugurated they will settle down as calmly Whoever assaults the sound institutions of by pBlnolfo -July. II will wnre I. p« fort' Ihieh U Ita as sleeping babies, and give attention to the country, on which so heavy a per cent B bm4 tadlBfolhgtai v>.« rf demon.wi,ny..r th. or Ita their neglected bar-rooms and faro banks. of the people depend for sccurrity, does At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop affairs, and Will place before its readers . TttalbtrfrtiBru*** I must confeaa, however, that it is a little I the most criminal act that man can be d>o BtaBlrttapUle tad tta HEADERS or Th. Inithe most complete and the Oritat earliest iBfcrt pg(:.'_THB THE KEADEKS of Th. Irilhard for than fellows who have been cat- ■' guilty of. Jefferson St., • Hastings, Mich motion >-btalnahlo from dl authoritative unc represent largely the beet enterprising xzlnSaaW ing husks far sixteen yearn, to come so near BENTS sources- W« intend that ite riyular dailj andprogesrivo minds of the country. Persona tbe crib without being aide to got their and weekly i’>nipcndium of political intelli­ who are interested in pure politics, the ad­ aro going down every day. The number nosea into it, gence shall bo of the fullest in point of of people who could not afford whole vance rf aicoce, and the progess of opinion , scope and fieahc.it iu point of time. In Louses, who have gone into flats, is eoors VAIHION ITEMS. will find their demanda met by The Irishort, Tur. Thibuxe's reader* will be kept moos, and the result ia a numbar ofempty bwtte. Cloaks are now the larger part of the tenements. The old rente will never be re­ fully abrest with the ever-moving current X.-PCgLIC APPROVAL AND dress. Dolmans nod aaoques reach below established, for tbe hard times have taught of events. __ PROSPERITY have rewarded tho fade As to GENERAL NEWS in si! its va­ the knee. Circular! and ulsters nearly people how to live cheaply. A good flat, pendentjandadfirospect course of The Trib­ cover the dress. This is most comfortable which is one floor of a building subdivided rious department, wo propose to furnish a une. It has a larger and stronger corps for winter and looks so, besides being into nine rooms, which is enough tor an variety that ifaall meet all needs and tastes, of earnest workers among ite friends than healthy, because thev protect tbe lower ordinary family, tan lx> had now for from Md make I HE TRIBUNE a welcome ever before, and constantly receives from part of tbe figure without the heavy skirta, 825 to 850 a month, heated. The same visitor in every office, countfag room work­ old and new resdera words of encourage­ which must be worn with street cloaks. amount of room in a house would sort not («boraq«MM*ll1, *> shop and manufactory, abd a double-wel­ lb.Prwnl »uluia«,i The Bebe bonnet add another item of com­ lea than 82,000 a year. come friend Lt every tirewde. Our collec- ment. OF HASTINGS AND VICINITT. fort. as it ia an exact copy of a child's bon tiun of MICHIGAN NEWS by a large BL SIK KHS. TERMH OFTHETIIIBCNE, net, covering the cars and back of tbe head, corps of paid correspondents, by means of DR J. B. LaSURE (POBTAOB YREE TO TUB BEBSCIBBR.; Ia exceedingly dull in overtiring but a point greatly desired by elderly ladies. tdegarph and mail we; intend •ball remain And these small bonnets are as handsome holiday goods. Everybody, rich and poor altogether unrivalled. Our AGRICUL­ OUR NEW YORK LETTER. as they are snug, in scaLfur cr dark velvet who can raise anything is buying some* TURAL DEPARMEN’T will continue 1- -1 or __ rich _i_V _____ 1. face trimming* tUBtataUtart. thing to gladden the hearts of loved ones, with cardinal purple to completely outstrip all others, and form a feature of the paper that will be worth I Pclitia»l—Fashion ltem»-Tho Poor under the bunches of yellow Valenciennes, •nd tbe retail dealers are doing a lively burinmb. But burineo* tn general ia doll, which softens the face. manv time* ita coat to tho great Arriculalways with us—Life Insurance— and will be till the presidential scare ia off. tural interest of the State. Our MARTHE POO* ALWAYS WITH VS Rents—Business. There is one encouraging feature in it, । —“•»= Careful statistics show 50,000 working however. The excess of exports over im­ ba^hlwwt «•*<y'tsisKsr ’1 ports and tbe tolerable cer­ Nbw York, Dec. 15th, 1876. mechanics fa this city out of work, repre­ tainty of the inauguration of President ■mo- »f WOMBf. yeaas or oU trroiwt senting about 100,000 people without the POLITICAL. •rith the harper*' r««lu. After the tragedy the farce. It is well means of living. Laborers on tbe new (U l.U-4 UmMbI•£‘b« fortjrtL,... «- comuLTATioxn**. -v» streets are etspfa>d for 81.25 a day, and movements ind prices of all ths great , ^fLA*C^aUtXralan»a«*mmt«wiU bamas*. v for every serious matter to go out of the citizens grumble bfieausc they are not cut cf tn de in which tbe public mind with a laugh. The laugh after down lo W emu. Men kitooul on l«™ the fierce excitement nt the election and .boolSnr Imk f« U00 . noolh THE TBIBUME, the dispute thatToBows it, is the mat trick f that can t>a guinea tn NEW-TORK of ■election, whifa cur 7CH3 CLUB AGENTS ANY PERSON ' 1 n’-IT w.AS tT . H Misters, HL C. BRYAN? I4 0», CH, Misters. Y. , Scribner’s Monthly. • « ■™ place to ale/p. Thirty respectable mecbanics appbed to be sent to the workhouse on Blackwell's Island for the winter, rather than starve, as they could get no work. There is less work and less hope for thepoor this winter than last, and in the end, work muatbe provided by thecitv. or there will be bread riots. N obody can blame workingmen if they take matters into their own hands. They arc eagre to work, and earn enough to keep their families from starving, but it is denied them. Would jrou who read this see your children starve in such a ease without making some vigor­ ous protest that would strike right from —a,.— , * aB»C “dllOM WBated in the lMt ten years ^corrupt officals would above anything—was to have tho pool-eel- 1 ‘\?Y’ imorc. Wite a week from the 1..M .nnoortAn .v.ro I “V and uiore in the city who kn announce ev^ night large odds on can |®»d it woiM rdfavc mH the distraa PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS ........ »• ?ri When be sumes some one else has put up tho proper The Leading Amsriaa newspaper. GRAX'> haxo to a penknife, j w In these places no man sees puts up a hundred dollars on Hayes he pre­ The New-York it w » n a They didn’t put up a cent of money, nor was i» --------__________ /Weekly Post. TRIBUNE ** i afe all Democrats, and very prominent on* anybody's money but his own. w sssirJewnUunina all the •••>• rt dailim sad • uriealid pawr w tpenethhut m*te than a Weekly and than a Daily ii derinal) psr year The Hoee of one of the moat exciting and ‘ Iftrdly-J. ught political coutcate known to ! 114TES OF AD VER TIRING. prieton of gambling hells, be it known, —conspired with the Tilden manager*' in Established: THE W EEKLY IX 1828, THE DAILY IX 18J5. WHOLE NO 2013, Sweet’s Hotel, DENTIST Michipn. Nasliville, J- CarHa^, Sim and Ornamental P A I N TE R Dr. J. B. LaSure'e Ad. READ ! READ ! READ ! Special Medical Announcement -Joy Comfort and Happiness Sick aadAttUethdt �Hawirm, Mick., D«a 28,18T6. The Grand Rapids College fcf having more new students this year'than ever.— Cedar Spring* Clipper. The Republicans of Western Michigan have an unbroken representation in both the Senate and Houae-frotn tho southwest county to the Upper Peninsula not a Dem­ ent will g6 to Lansing as a legislator. Postmaster James of New York city gives Hewitt the lie in relation to the lat­ ten's charges that Lis letters were opened in that office, and calls npen Hewitt to supplement his charges by an immediate • invstjgation. United States Senator Key ofTcnneosee is opposed to his Democratic brethren on the Oregon question, and says that Goy- enor Grover had no right to defeat the will of tho people by the exercbe of his own discretion. Senator Key. belives that the PraudenUal problem will be peacefully solved. Ths investigation of the Louisiana elec­ tion by the Congressional Committee has brought to light outrages by the Democrats on defence!*** blacks which equal in atrocity those perpetrated by the savage Sioux Indi­ ans on their captives. Murders and outrages of the moat fiendish character were every­ day transactions during the recent cam­ paign. The Chicago Tribune has in its posses sion nineteen editorial*, cut from as many Southern papers by a gentleman in Tennasee, which indicate that Mr. Tilden is still writing editorials through his bureau for the Democratic papers. All of these editorials are exactly alike aud arraign tho Adminstration fur attempting to defeat the people in their choice of Pre-idert. hasty attendance which is all that harried retailer dots not buy, and, of cenrsc, the salesmen aud women have to give each of iobber doo* not sell. All this is nonsense, their hundred outomcre. One would say out so it ia; and it is felt from Maine to thera was as lack of money, judging from Text*. Millsons of people went to the the good* and thu money that is passing. Centennial, and the million* of money But it is mob that people are buying the that were «pent would otherwise hare trinketB that coh! least, aud m?rc match gone into tho regular channel* of trade. cafe*, and uh tray*, and such wiserabie In one respect the Centennial was a curse, Iran but, in others, it was a good thing. It wil' little traps will be sent this season loan ever. To see Christmas in something of pinch trade for a while, but the people arc its old heartiness, one should Tivit the cast infinitely richer in knowledge and expertside of the etas, in tho crowded quarters that do shopping on Grand street. The MOVEMENTS IN MORALS. sidewalks ar^s perfect booth of holiday ven­ We are not to have any Moody and ders, and chudren do a thriving trade in Sankey excitement, this year but Mr Wm. wax tapers and Iriakcte for die Christmns E. Dodge and the other wealthy religionist tree. Figures of Saute Claus with his cloak and snow frosted beard are common I aro making a movc-on Satan iu conjunction with tho enurehen, Tho objective point as dolls, and tho best choice of toys to this year will bo ram. A temperance really please children is found out of doors movement on a very largo scale is being in tiro hands of the cheap venders, and pot inaugrated. tho effort being directed es­ in the high»pricod stores. There it is a pecially to saving young men. Mr. Dodge hardsliip to find anything for children to and his friends bare issued ao address to amuse them after the first blush of norcity hides, urging them not to provide wines, is worn off. What uno is a fifty dollar deor liquors of anyAind for their New Year's Shant that will wag his trunk to. a child the callers, and immediately after the holidays ay after Christmas ? The delight of see­ an effort will bo made to hold a scriea ing tbe animal wag its proboscis is the na­ of enormous meetings, that an excitement ture of things ennnot bo elevating. Chil« something like the old Washingtonian may dren^want something they can use aud take be gotten up. The hard times will be a some part in with tnclr own ingenuity, a help to the temperance agitators, for there trait which the toymakcra steadily ignore. is not half the liquor used that there was I noticed in one store an assortment of toys, three years One bar near the Post­ the lowest of which were 830, and they ran office, the daily recipt* of which used to be up, in price to 8250; And, singular os it 8200 per day, does not average 840, and may seem, there aro people who buy and they are growling. Then the consumption pay for such things. The wealthy specu­ of lager beer has increased cnormusly, aud lator who made his money by a lucky stroke largely for the same reason. Whisky is .in stocks, has it to spend, but unfortunately ten and fifteen cents a drink—beer five he has not the judgment to get the most cents a driak-and three cents. The stim­ out of it. His childten won't get half the ulator takes tho five cent drink, which, as delight out of the dnboraie toys that tho there is notes much alcohol io it, is an laborer's baby will out of the ten cent, improvement. But there is plenty of room monstrosity, which its mother buys. The for reform. In many quarters of the city street presents a splendid appearance, there are a dozen rum mills to every block, however, and the UX)r people have just as and the poor people rapport them. much enjoyment od\of the shop windows THX WEATHER as the wealthy who buy. is delightful for the season. Sleighing io PICTURES. good, it is not severely cold, and altogether John Taylor Johnson wa* a wealthy wo are promised pleasant holidays. man, who lately camo to grief in the de­ Pietro. preciation of stocks, He was the possessor of the finest private collection of pictures OFFICIAL CAXVAnS. in the country, and ho was compelled to bring them to tbo hammer. Tho collection Tabular Statement of Votes given brought nearly 8400,000, tome of the picin tho County of Barry, Stale of Mich­ tores bringing cnonnus prices, Turner’s igan, for Senator in tho State Legisla­ “ Slave Ship” sold for, 810,000. Church's ture for tbe 15th Senatorial Diatrict, “Niagara,” $12,000, ‘and several Meweonto which this County is attached, nt iers, very sm^l ones, not ovi^ six by eight the Gcnetal Election held in said inches, sold a> ‘high aa 86,000. These pic­ County, Nov. 78.li, 1876. tures were bo ghtpr such people os Gar­ rett, theRresilenlor the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad'Companv, and the great ban­ ker, Corcoran fof ashington. It is a cu­ may be found in the fact that in twenty- rious tact th.-i> Mr. Johnson who bought one Northern States there were 2,825,6001 these picture! years ago, got more for them ■ ------in these hard ----------------------times than he,— jiaid, and aevotes cast for Gov. Hayes, which number --- — ,-----------i> 769,682 ia cx«« of the ToU <W ia toJIX»° It is a fact that a well-bought picture is as the same States for Gen. Grant in 1872,' good an invi-sSment as can be made, for and 1,035,523 more than were east for' there are alwahi wealthy men who put a Gen. Grant in the same States in 1868. fancy price oi such works of art, to say nothing of th j great crowds of rich noodles who know do more of pictures than a pig OUR NEW YORK LETTER. does of the Greek testament, but are will­ ing to pay tea thousand dollars that they Political — Christmas Shopping—Pic­ may say they have a “Turner" or a “Mcistures—Rare Things—The Trouble। sonicr.” The’same is true of diamonds , and jewelry, ^20,000 is paid for a gem, in Business—Movements in Morals not that tfccp .is any pleasure to be gotten —The Weather. out of it, but that tbe possessor may have . —p the rebutation of having the biggest and finest. Pocr’ihuman nature! New York, Dee. 22,1876. ■^iare” this us. POLITICAL The feeling has almost entirely subsidedL An cnortni p trade, end a very profitable An evidence oftthe fullmas of the vote polled itx tho recent Presidentialc election In the city. Either people are too busy' buying Christmas present*, and in arrang­. one too, is dri 'cn here in “rare' articles. Pictures on metal, takan from Pompeii; ing for the holiday festivities, or they have grown tired of the agitation. It has set­ tled down to this, Hayes is elected, and is going to be inaugurated, and almost ove*y> body is glad of it. The row was raised principally by respectable democrats expected foreign missions under and by tbe professional rats sinecures in the custom-house office. who Tilden, who wanted and post They found it to their interest to raise a rumpus and demand blood"—the blood being “ Tilden always or under­ stood cs somebody ebe’s—but ths steady­ going citizen who voted for Tilden don't clatter for the benfit of these insects. pricer, aud it seems that the uglierthey arc, the higher the price to be gotten for them. I know a man up-town, who took great pride in exhibiting to his friends a collec­ tion of ancient pottery, taken from the ex­ cavation in Pompeii, for which he paid 87. 000 of a “collector." He was a little dis> gusted at stumbling upon an establishment in Grand street, where such. Pompeian pot> tery is made in just such quantities as to supply enthusiastic buyers, and more',disgturted when he found that tbo collector of whom he bought bis lot was the proprietor thereof. His workmen could turn out more “rare” pottery in a year than was ever used in Pompeii. Antique coins are made in the same way, and when postage­ stamp collecting was the rage, there was n They have their own busineaa to attend to, all the howling now being dona don't appeals of Hewitt, and his paid gang, fall Whttt difceoce did it make, so that amateur collector supposed he had a i THE TROUBLE IM BU6IMEM. r Baltimore Barry Carlton.............. .............. Castleton Hutlnga............................. Hastings City, 1*1 Ward “ “ 4ll> Hope Irving Johnstown Maple Grove...'.. Orangeville ...... Prairieville Rntiand.... Tbornapple Woodland Yankee Springs.. 191 167 186 115 m no 81 10Q 145 205 250 187 108 144 108 1UG Ml 119 187 70 167 172 200 129 110 128 159 164 272 257 330 320 569 256 90 95 178 IM 262 282 271 447 Totals ... Tabular Statement of Votes given in tho County of Barry, State of Mich­ igan, for Representative in Congress for the Third Congressional District, to which this County ia attached, Nov. 7th, 1876. Baltimore Barry.... Carlton... Castleion Haatinr*.-. ••City 1 W. 117 126 146 243 1OT nnd fifty-ntae (6469), and they were given for tbe following person*, vis: John Q. Cre**y received two Ihowand nine hundred and fifty-eight v*le* (2968). I-conard E. Stauffer received one thouread •even hundred and thirty-five vole* (1783). Peter Cramer received aevea hundred and hundred and sixty-three (6488), and they were riven for the following pereons, vis: William H. Power* received thre* thousand one hundred and forty vote* (8140). Almlron A. Aldrich received one thousand six hundred and forty-right vote* (1M8). Henry H. Crtnpbell received six hundfed and *eventy-flve vote* (676). The whole number of vote* given for th* of­ fice of Register of Deed* wa* five thousand four hundred and fifty one (6461), an d lhey were givtn for the following persons, vlt t William M. Scudder received three thousand and one voles (8001). J. Melvin Willhon received two tbopsand four hundred anfl foriy-*even votes (2447). John M. Willison received three vote* (8). The whole number of vote* givan-for the of­ fice of County Treasurer was five thousand four hundred and eighty (6480), and they were given for the following persons, vh : George W. Wilcox received two thousand nino hundred and forty-five vole* (2945). Ira HtoweM received one thousand seven hundred and eighty vote* (1780). John Dawson received seven hundred and fifty-five vote* (756). The wlhUe number of votes given for the of. fire of Presccuting Attorney wa* five thotwand four hutfUrel and fifty-sevtn (6457), and they were given for the following persons, vlt: CUariM H. Bauer received two thousand eight hundred and sixty-five vote* (2885). Joseph W. T, Orr received one thousand file bundrel and ninety-two volte (1692). Abijsh W. Flint received one thousand vole* (1000). tbmuand (11000), and they were given forth* following peraona, vh; Alonro D. Cadwallader rvceired two thou•and nin* hundred and twenty^lx rots* (2926). Philip W. Ntekera received two thousand right hundred and dghty-rix votas (2888). John L. Fieh rocrir*d two thouaand fir* hundred and thirtj-on* rote* (2581). William Rowley reerived one thousand nine hundred and sixteen voice (1918). Walter Power* raceired seven hundred and thlrty.eiglil role* (788). John Fish received two rotas (2). William L. Cobb received one rota (1). The whole number of roleagiv^n for tbe of­ fice of County Surveyor wa* Ove thousand fonr hundred and eighty (6480), and they weregivcn for the following-persons, vis: Frank 8. Bowen received three thousand and nineteen Yota* (8019). George H. Spaulding received two thousand four hundre<n»d sixty vote* (2460). John y. Crcaay received one/vote (1). The whole nutabar of vote* given fur tha of­ fice of Coroners wa* tch ihndvand nine hun­ dred and-forty-five (10,945)/ and they were given fur the following persons, vix : Joseph Cole receirad two thousand nine hundred and thirty-three vote* (2933). Cnrti* Perry received two thousand nine hundred and twenty-two vote* (2922) JatnesC. Henna received one thousand eight hundred and eleven vote* (1811). David W. Smith received one thousand right hundred and thirtean vote* (1813). 'Ezra Pieroe received aeven hundred and thlrty.three vote* (788). Cortes P. Pendill received seven hundred and thirty-three vote* (788). State of Michigan, 1 County of Barry j **’ We do hereby certify, that the foregoing 1* following county officers, vli: Judge of Pro­ bate, Sheriff, County Clerk, Register of Deeds, County Treasurer, Projecting Attorney, two Circuit Court Commhaionera, County Surveyor and two Coroner*, at th* general election held In raid eounty on the levenlh day of Novem- Dated at th* city of nestings this fourteenth Contrary to all expectation business has roocracy of the city, and the half that is not, as yet, picked up very much, and for Oraaatvill* a time there was a trouble to know why. Prai.tevilLe that Haya ia elected, and if they fought at “ Why don’t you buy more ? ” wrote the Butiand .. New York jobber to the retail customer. Tfcornapple all, would fight to place him at the bead of “Our people are not buying anything, nor Voodlaod. — tbs gorenueut. It is a fact that the expres TankeoBp'* 128 are they paving for the goods they bought last spring, comes back as an answer. „ Total*...2877 1071! York, and that the expenses of the meet- Why? " » Because they spent ail the loose money they had last summer at the blasted Centennial, and they are scrimping to stake up tho expenditure." There in, doubtless, a great deal of troth in thisThe fanner who took hh wife :nd two County Clerk. Register of Deed*, And they know that it is daughters to Philadelphia, did not get Treasurer, Proaacutiug Attorney, two ' uditurc offrora f250 ml election,* held ia for kns, but that may the mrcnih dav of tally when it is loaded with the corruption besot down iota of New York TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to m, county, os the seventh day of NurataWr, A. D. 1876, do heteby make known and declare them and each of them duly elected to tbe fol­ lowing office,, respaotively, to wit: Cl*m*nt Smith duly elected u Judge of Probate, John Q. Ctwy duly elected as Sher, iff, William H. Powers duly elected a* County Clerk, William M. Scudder duly elected a* Register of Deeds, George W. • Wileox duly elected as County Treasurer, Charles H.Bauer duly elected u I*ro»ecutlng Attorney, Al an to D. Cad wallader and Philip W. Niakera duly elected a* Circuit Court Commiarioner*, Frank B. B*wrn duly elected, aa County Surveyor an8 Joseph Cole and Curtis Parry duly elected aa Coroner* for the raid eounty of Bury and State of Michigan. *-- » agricultural ty Agricultural Society the Court House in Hast election of office™, and for other business. Hartings Dec. 12th, 1876. Jno. M. Nevins, Secretary. xxi66w2. D1'"' ' CARBOLIC OIL & nn nw W e were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. , CHANDELIERS & LAMPS From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can in the State. Orockery All Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at S/EITff, Atte»t, /Wji. H. Powna, Secretary Board of County Canvasser*. t State of Michigan, County of Barry We, the undersigned. Chairman and tary of tho Board of County C*av***i tbe eounty of Barry, Stat* . Jllehli hereby eertily that the foliowhig nitnci nona, having each rceelvhl-flK; higlicitl H. C. Tram, Chairman of the Board of 147 110 171 155 154 15R Toys, Toys, Chandeliers,, Crockory, Produce, Etc. M/fEE lihatinpi. Dee. 14th, 1876. furniture, Milk Safes. 4 pHESTO/t’S. • xxi30w4. Furniture, Coffins,. Etc. HASTINGS and Im» happy again. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It. A GM Redaction in Prices! Where you wul find all kinds oi« FURNITURE I Of every Description which we can rail cheaper than tiny hous.• in Bar­ ry County, for these reason*: lat. Beeauae we have no rent t» jay 24. Because we make tbo moat of out 3d. Because we keep the bed c work­ men. 4th. Because we warrant all good* we make. We sell none of tills cheap-made Fur­ niture that is made by mnchlnerv. The goods vre make is made by hnod, and warranted. We Invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they al boar Inspection. No trouble at .all show pooda. Parties having Picture* ■ to iramo would do well to.RCt them framed c.f SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealcra tn all kinds FURNITURE, UjHarMBntt MQk Look here I Look here! any house io Bany County. We keep What! don’t you think we ean sell! the Larrwt ai.a seiectt-J stock ol PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULD* cheaper than any. iinn in the State? * ix-08. BKAcxrrs, Pafe*-*Hou>can do it, for, with the help of Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds id OTosylblDK in th® Fnrulture line. W e invito nli pwraana to e^it and look Milk Safer. J. M. HEWES, �$80 Reward. VOICIAL AAH1W BAW mil!. Stolen from We.)yan Church on* mile North Of Hickory Corners Barry Co. on tha night TUESDAY Jan, 2nd. AFTERNOON al 3 EVENING nt I «’«|Mk 5>i.y«.7SS”amikt!f’i±±>uw, ness, round lines, leather hand pieces, one Buffalo Robe marked on one corner W. R.T. IL; also twd gray horse blankets nnd one whalst»«»® "hip. (I 1 will pay *li) for the return of the prep i ' * GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE Te«*th« with the InfinUerimal. •MISS MINNIE WARREN And the bkvtorial Phenomenon and Cetnie Genius 1 will pay *40 for the thief lodged tn jell. MAJOR NEWELL, Jonx Q. ('mxsv, Sheriff Barry Co. Haled H*-*ng., Dec. 26,1876, LAVGHAfcLE "•■■•^waiTssfi.7. LADIES 4 GEXTLEJfENi.MlNIATURE. 1 itaUsea and enriches the blood, tones up the syrtem. builds up die broken-down, eurea Dys­ uouie* win noerrev- pepsia, Uvor Complaint*, l>rop*y. Chronic Diarrluea, Boil*, Nervous Affection. Chill*, and Fever*. Humors, Loss of OotuiUntlonal Vigor. Di*cnse* of the Kidneys and Bladder, talon, 0MI3* H- R‘ StBV»"> Column, The “Iron Treil.”' PUMIFIES THE BLOOD, VEGETfflE yeare old, in good condition, black uano and ‘ A Spicy sketeh descriptive vf the Attail. Also a otjusre box and cutter.red running ehison, Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad, tho ’ gear, box bl£>k, hole In the bottom behind the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of seat about 2 Sy 8 Inches. Also one single har­ the Rocky Mountains, by “Spin Crinkle," Two Performances Daily DfAL'iGUtf. Ictal llllfipc^ Jloticc? of Dec. 24t£ 1876, one bay Horse, weight about HOO ^tounds, small star In forehead, left hind fooi white above the ankle, about 15 POSITIVELY OXE DAY ONLY. VJ5o. 1 ?'■ [hs^ui-Wly heplihlicajihaiw. Renovate* and Invigorates th* Whole Syrtem. C. M. RUNYAN’S. ITS IWIMUl HOfOTCS ME SLTBUTHE, TOMIC, SOllEMT AM DIUBETIO. I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and < the musical and dramatic critio of tho New York World, scut irec on applieslion, together with the S'tn .han Gnidr, mayo and time tables of----------------------this new and pop-------------------------------- mewrao* Meo«r, ular route from Kansa.* City nnd.Atcbtootj ibewsa, RypMltOe Pueblo, Denver and all pointa in Colo------------------ ndo, Now Mexico. Arisonn and tho Fan Juan Minct. The finest line of Pullman ■ sinal^SpiMl "camplaliat»* can cuty bo c * inex. The fintwl line of Pullmut and Bplaal Cosmpiali SlK^r, oo U.0 eooiiooot botwwo U>0 ta7 on the continent between the Mie- j noun River ond the Ruuky Mountains I Jf^tta without tjnsnge. Special round trip tour- w»ri’. vi.Gi;rixr. T"3 nevertoJt’d to es*"’n Utts’tickets flout- the Mi .uuri hirer tn I tbe Beck KMwer «•— Vcnvrr nninta potnts. XX52lf tit £50, guod to Htop \<ldre«. 7 off id all ' plalula, Dropor. Fraia’le Wcakne*a* ' J-e«»»Tl*«mv artrtug from imoruat uleet*Um> andI uterine tUweees and Oeaerel Do. . bUItr, V1.GKHNE net* directly upon the i eanoc* r.f there c»nu'lajnl*. ft tavtooratM and stronirthetn tfn who'.* »yatem.act» u|k ii tbe »ecretlre vrgaa*. allay* iruiamaaaUcin, cures uJcetatioa nnd rotulate* the bowel*. For Cntarrii, Dr>pcp«fa. Unbllaal T. J. AxnruwiN, (7eH. 1 ‘au. Aft. Toj-cka, Kan. Lost. Female Complaints, and all diseases origiuai- Ing in a l«d stale of the Blood, vraeeompanied by Debility or a Low Slkte of the Kyslem. CatTiox!—Be sure you gel the Purvuur Sravr. ONE dollar aad twu a l^nltle, Bold by'dealers generally. Both W. Fowls & Boss, Proprietors, Ttl-DAY’S ADVF.R TISEMEhTS. M Harrison Avenue, Boston. Exhibition—Tom' Pioneer Meeting. Between Irving scatiuu and Freeport, on the road that pas**# Jawph Froeinan, J. C. Hanna, Wm. Cobb, the Wood School House and the Dutch Church, one roll of pictures, being Birds-Eye view's of the Uenk-nninl Grounds and Buildings. A reasonable reward will bo paid for the re­ turn of the property to the snbscriber, or for it if left at tho Bak nek office. J. R. Dpdlev. Rutland, Dec. 21 187G. ' 70tl* M 'OF GRORIK! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00 ; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, sal'eratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at Remember the place, at J. S. R IWWIJV’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Gite me a call. •mnrkablo cure* effected by VEGETINE IcewU many pbysldaa* and apolboearies rvllablo BLOOD rDBIBlfc* y*i before the public. / We’ve Got TH1 BKSfTviDKNOC. DRUGS All About the County. I C. M. RUNYAN. xxiGGtf coiiUolUng power ov*r lue usrrou* *y>- Perauant to adjuiirumeat the Barry County | Pioneer Asxi^clation will meet at Union Holl, in the ciiy'uf llattings, on Thursday the 4th day of JanuaMr, A. D^. 1877, at 10 o'clock ia it.!* WJJ. the forenoon nr that day, ’for the election of iictttrelcighit officers fur thi ensuing year and for the Iranauction of such other butiness a* may properly [ cume before the meeting. A cordial invitation is extended ii< all ’‘Pioneer*” or Barry Coun­ ty. Come one. come all and let us have a good time. Jonx Q. CaxssY, To all our readers we veal greetings, a hap Dated Hastings, Dec. Oth lb»G. Becretarr. py new year, and our wi»hc» that to each o you It may be a year of unexampled prosperity. gxti Ceatra! Stock 40j. li-re^nm*. fiAptVmy. List of Patents. ALL DI2EABL3 OF THE BLOOD. Hence n«ye»v great 1 Li/t al* issue d to Li/t of ofpale pati-ata tosued to luventar* luv«ntor* of of MichMich- , j ignn for the week ending Dec. rfth. 1878. and Emmutaucl Church ntaa Irauttfuily riinned j eaclidal.-l Dec. 2dth.. 1UT8. Furnished this do- P*Pcr t-'ox । A t’ux/ Solicitors of Patents, •jUeut and haprreaiv<b ^ y**y youMaxei now while it only co»t> one pre cent, for cvllcction fees. Tv du that you Also CONFECTIONS clrcu'milui fluid. Il can truly ba railed tbo CJKIIAT Pl'BlFiEl. (treat _ > .Li. _ .._ u I.. .,.M I Ia.iTha , • *.,,l .maourco A Miller Mail Bag Fastening Sturgis F Rheubottom Dvor Spring Union City C BunkeriwITPerforating Stamp Ml Clemen* J Mackey Sheet Metal Ware Grand Rapid* F Tavtor Saws *• IN ENDLESS VARIETIES. ■■ - teat ion. Recommend It Heartily. tbe scneratSe Charles F. Dwight of Milwaukee and tho gallaalGea'l. Wm. H. Dickey of Jack­ We are under special obligations Io D. J- po-«* Agent of the Stale of Michigan Air ike The Grand Central Hotel, the largest in New York, ba.* made aaather invocation, and j bare in detail, and proves that he is au effi•• tumbled" it* rales from $4.00 to $2.60 and | ' cient officer. lie has succe*«fu1ly closed and settled mentu-ff>ur euitt during the year, out htpand by 1 1 STKTEXS, Boden, NEW ADVfrRTISMENTS.____ of which he realixed >27.370.76, the total ex­ penses being only P2.SO9.57, and in three Veteran* will be held at Grand lUpida on the year* the collections have been *31,812.50, and tho expeneee *4,477.87. Besides this, he hy Gen. Turn Thumb and Wife, Mies Minnie under examination about sixty more cesee, Waircu aud Mujcr Newell, will gixe jwo cu- j out of which ho expects during’the coming t'Haitilacnls in the afternoon aud evening of ' to realise very satisfactory results. Tuesday, Jan 2nd nt Union Hall. u.mr imnartant lerislation to wl C. P. Rowell &, Co's'. Col. Th® Little Rock . and Fort Smith Land*. Co.-.! Land-, Wood land*. same lhairio Laud*. Bottom fjcdi, tn.l Upland*. on Ona, to ■alt Use parthueer. eta per rent. fatereit no deferred paymenu. Tr“ per rent, divrenat for eash. FvrtaJI imrtfcalan. mM ami r»mr*l«U. apply to "/ D. SLACK, land CvmtalMionrt, ial attention of tbe members elect, from this et CaMletoti, on Friday evening, t> which ler®ralofiirr chismatce frsm thia city were in- county^ We would call the attention of onr musical friend* to the following magaiinca: 1’rrx**' IIncsB»dti» Matonies, containing five arsfat beautifiil Song* and Choruses. the East Dormitory by fire, the receiving ofthp-' Pmats' pAkio* Mvatc. containing several Frtshtncn elan for 1S77 will be deferred unnl ea.«r Piano Piece*. . L* Carux ua la CaxME, a collection of diff­ Sept. 4th. Qualified applicant! for the higher icult Piano Mute by-tho bort European au President Abbott of tbe Agricultural College give* notice that owing to tbe destruction of B. E. Wc*i of Hasting* Jia* the thanks of the BdHerof the IIaxskii for a tor of ••Willow Twig" and “Yellow BellSower” apple*, left al this - office on Saturday last.' Such fruit i« a lux abundance in thhaeciion witIrproper culture. Prrxx*’ Osuan Skusctioxs. for Reed or Pipe Organ. . PjrrKM* SAcarn bixxerios*, coatolmng Hymns, Antheutr, ete., and , , d . I’ktct*' Octavo Csodom, containing ^ur choice Ckoroscs for Singing Societies. These ntagarin* or- published at tho uniform price of *3 per annum, post-paid, and we have no hrsitation ia oaying that they sre unequaled tmen ming Baking 1’owdar fur yean, have become mtixAed that D. B. DeLand* & Co’a. Baking Powder or any other brand of Saleratru. indeed, it haa gained the name of •• House- la another place in thie issue will bo found the prospectus of tbe Detroit TViAtmr to which the attention of the reader is directed. Tbe Tribunt is emphatically a nnr«-/><p>rr, and has hosts of friends all over the State It will do WHERE ? Iuk KSETng IS SOLB BT ALL MU68BT& xxi68tf JAS. P. ROBERTS New Advertisements. Special Notices. Hostetter's United Elate* Almanac for 1877. for dlrtribution prati*. throuihoat th* United Slates, ■nd all elvilixed countries of tha Western Uemisphera. will ba publuhed about tha And of J anuary. in th* Bullish. German. Freach, Webb. Norwe­ gian. Swedish, Holland. Bohemian and Spanish language*. and all who wish to underrtand tho true philosophy of health should, read and ponder the valuable siuwcsllens it contain*. In addition to irn frotn*5 rention and cure of a treat variety of disease*, it embrace* a lino amount of information intifeet2Bin» to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the Klffl Ki;.*-firmer, tho planter, azd the pref«**ional man and the ealeulationa bare been made for such sttidians and latitude* ta are"moat suitable fur a cor­ S' G2 W. MaCton St., Cblcajo. rect and comptthenaivo National Calendar. _ AMV ------------ '----fects of Hortotter’s jHtomaoh DiUSrs. the ®«>!e tonic and aUeraliro if more than half the CJnbti»n work, aro fully set forth In 1U paste, which arc also interspersed with pictorial llltutralloM. valuable rwlp- for th. hoo.«huIJ and form. hu­ ntorcue aneodolrs. and other instructive and ant ai­ Hadison Dispensary, Priodia Jndre of Probate. In th* matter of th* *»taw vf Albert E. Bui! Yto^rrartia* »nd wln5 W F~ °° ** ictTReady for Agents—The 'HermwM iu* ordcred.’Thai Tt;mday the 3d M-rfJauuary next at tco’einek lathe forcO'.um. IARR1AGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. great <lnya etc, The Executive committee of tbe Pioneer Amoctotto11, consisting of Wip. 8. Goodyear, Peter Cramer, David R. Cook, Mr*. W. Hayes- BUBBAlllJ BK0TUKB.S. I*b. 38 Aa Arifc CAlff lON-B* &'•» Deceived by >r US mature book* cmumiuf to s in» what will happen In toRiutt*d»»P?»* nE Extra Fine Mixed Card*, wtin name, 20ct». Post paid. L. Jo>M A Co.. Xamau. N. $55 £ By order of CommlUec, Weekly THAmc and the Semi-Weekly B-txxxa (BATE OR1 Ssrrl»l,< Mroiir >n* otacire nisriwj married. : PRIVATE STRICTLY P We are iu receipt of the Annual Calendar of the Stole Agricultural College of Michigan, gBAWIKO. •OBUC. Louisiana State Lottery Co. This Institution »u mr-i'-wiy incor»r»tod by place monthly. Th* Reason of UTT opens with tha ^'-.TVSls r«ix«. ..wv * ^AmwwaUiyJoDtW.bA?*0* rollefi rpeady. and scientific mannir. InnaedfaU lapsed Pioneer, Agricultural College of the Nation, i neUI Look at this! e:.Ti- faction, and we tru»t the Legialatnre of 187", will see to it that it does not want for anything K J. GRANT SELLS. lo«<F,«»<. dance, we notice the name* ■nd Charles E Ingtrtcn, also of Woodland among the Freshmen. We trust others of the young men cfoarcuunly who desire to make farming a profusion tuny be enrolled among Bn. not. • «■»« A,*--50 Nov. ST, -TH j^iCllril WANTED—Our pay at ontt, U will *te. Smith. Manoc I PreUm. ________ _ _ Warm, winter gloves, alar^e lot for j»le re iMjuirren to be Hartiux* wuy in* said KC- frrSS^^.- ■-».S-tfSKI Detroit Advertisemerrts._ GILLET & HALL, DETROIT. Commission Marchants in Grain, Pork and Seeds. B^“iii«h«’tprtets sniraoterd: protnyiMitei D. 1). MALL0R1 &C0 Whotemte Dealers tn Ojs’ers adof Faraip Mi. Hermetically State Mmufatturcn* John Roberta'. Goods. $100.00 in Greenback! T... *-«* rTTT’V* V IX*' t V �L.galt Star Clothing House Star Olftthing House. Legale. MORTGAGE ,'<3SSB, ________an Attorney £& fe&Sisssn hawing boon inattintad to rocovoo void mortgage or any part tlicrnf morrorge* rouatnetL and * P°w' I Salute*! u uM^caro arzs sy?,gxr,.'stBX.“isst nt on weoltail sell at public auction to bidder (Mlle to take place at the north f (or bo much thcreo f M abal I be normal tbe acaocM dae eq uartnanawo. w>tb I Intereel end legal croft l.igeibar wlib i fee of ally <|ii) dnllart. ttinrroaalcd I that tatosay, the following place or pa and ninety nine one hundrettis (U.wfscresl bo ll ■imr more or lass, „ Untad. Fralrirville November tM.'A. D. l«a. ttSSfill_______ CTsa aern »rOLPtar,MoncBg»«, Free ride to GrandRapids AND RETURN We will pay the Railroad Fare to Grand Rapids and back again, of any one buying $25.00 worth of goods from our store, or, if only $15.00 worth is bought, we will pay the fare One Way. We do this because we want to sell off our winter stock. HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE Defhnlt iJS2.,HP4SF..sAJ'&,„^.M certain Xndanture-of Mortgage mads and exscut, by William □. Holden and Thlsam-th Holden. 1 Bte;d88Ste:3R.tf!t:sWJKZ: wire. Cttrtts Holneo and Kasab Holden bis wife, tbe town of Johnstown, narrr County. HMtlgnm on Wednesday, the JMh {lay of November, in the tbe nrst part, to liuniington st. Marvin of Itedfur «.».rWBKTESWEk. 1 ML U GOODS LOR TH W Ml STOOL IK MICIIOM, tiMjmdl WK proving • In thta roar Wo Arc Soiling . # Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ; £4 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards. We ’Are Selling , 1 mow cause, ir ear th-rc ba. i i petitioner should not be grant Ind It is farther ordered, tha1 • notice to tbo perrons interests tbopendency of said petition. Erw.*?BmAro»®“i Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. We Are Selling ^VkTmSu fUt/ls' TJOgDgK. l-.i’-r’.f,.: three iuoee®ireweeli ioua to san! day of Inuring. 8. C. PKINDLE. Jodjt of Prol <A true copy)________________________ ui , . GUAR DIA N’S SALE*. . Buti/istt Suij-s fnofi 50; $6 00; 50. V“> Mens’ Fine All VVool Suits I’nicct. B.C. Prlndlc, Judee ef Probat Tn tb. Matter of tho Estate of Mary C. In the matter of tbe rotate otiflla Lewi irlgue. bearin' .laic tbe u;ri: . A. I>. ICT. rircuud be Mr ^ Only $1000 and $12 00. -5* EXTRA. LOW PRICES ON ETNE OVERGOAT SUITS. BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS. $2^5, $3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. IJCwr*. Take advantage of this chance to save money by buyin^nf us, besides costing ■you nothing to see’Grand Rapids.*=5g^f ,z' to anpear at a sessi•• i at thcl’nilute CS sho w eauee. if any pet, tinner should U>.I m- grauiau : .UH> ITU- fl mK.'LSSY.&US Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st, Grand Bapids. Make ii» Mistake in our Locatson—The Great Double Store. ,?2,f of said petition, and the hearing thereof by enaiing b copy ofthis order to be published in tbe Masting* Kmbliean Banner, a newspaper printed and cir­ culated in said County of Barry, for threo successive (A Tgi-C CWT.) nricwt Holloway's Ad. Drugs, Etc. Judge of ProUte. SSA“«lMX..*^5?En. £4K9f31- Ayer's Advs.A Undertaking HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES Ayer’s • Cherry Pectoral Diseases with Its AgoniesCHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. : of tho said mia«.. leof HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS. Ncryr-ua Disorders. w lotice b hereby given that T shall sail at public ilon, to tho hlgnaet bidder, on Tuesday the 30th ’ of December. a. D.. 1HT6. at one o’clock, in the irnoon. at tha 'north door of th-. Court naa. in the city of Ibutinn. ia tbe County Barry, in the Stale ef Michigan. jrarra- that she may be licensed to sell certain real er to License and authority granted to me on tho of miU minor in said petition described: : Ssj'JiSs'iiA Thereupon it Is ordered. thatTuwday the! ,Ml’ » 'i«’*.i» «L<- forent do. right, title and interest of the cold deceased be u»in>od for A hearing of ssid pctiilnu. i» and to the real estate riteated and bring in that the next Ofthe kin of said minor nnd allot County of Darnr in the Blate of Michigan. 1-tiioM intorrotedinreid estate, are retired fna- •>»«».u b* k»« st tho Probate OAoe. in the City of llastin-s. thereof-’ Dated, DAVID <1. ROBINSON. 1 gxiadw* , j___________________ Administteior ^cggaawiasHgLagnBBi, of De«l» in and for the county of Barry andBut Tbereuponnolirn is hereby given that by virti ofaatd csaoution. I shall exporo tor sile andscll i tho North frontdoor of the Court Honea in ti „ of the Connty,of Barry, in the Htete of Michigan. Io receive, exdmino and ifflrt&Mff adjust all claimsuxTdesrcsiss! »ss: ss PEOPLE'S ■ STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The l>ruggist, •aryanTKrsasjjjn. UTSF,^.’^ a'Ttt Si-H-SaBS: How to bo Strong. r let the bowels bo either confined or un< they will meet for that pureoee al the Hotel in the .Tfc: ‘Asa srafiSK.J <tey. the Oith day of April. 1977, at ton o'clock in he bowels, many panone sapporins that I Inereaec relaxation. This Us groat : ITS afternoon, that being between tha hour of nin o'clock and tha SttUnt ofthe ear.of that day. alintK'I>arom£T»ULirB.' decfttT LEON EXECUTION. MicaiOAX. County of Barry.at .—B; execution iesnrd out of and under th Rcspectfulli/ announces that he hfis a^ain cn^a^ed in the DRUG T1MDE, and has m stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Dru^s and -Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goodsi and in fact a com­ plete Stode of Druggist's Merchandise which he offers People at greatly R^ du ced Prices. REMEMBER,the Peo pies Drug S tore is di­ rectly opnosite Empire Block. One door east of SpauldingsHastings, July 18,1870_________ such as Coughs. Colds, and Consumption. Tbe re|-<itaUou It bo» attained, in eon wqnraec of »<«• iimrvelioai euros It hat produced titirie; tho InU haU century, b a auflkient auttranee-to tbo jMiblie that It wDl continue to realitu the bappiert A* n safcgK.-.ni to children, amid die <U.tre»«.l.M-aero which beret the Throat and Chest nt * luLUiaod. it i» Invaluable; the, by its timely use. tuuliltisdro'are rescued and restored to health. Hila modkine galas friends at every trial, as u.o curen it is eoustamly producing are loo r». Qeo. M. Savage & Go’s Col. MtMOWMr jhMldBKhe granted: Ai lhar ordered, that said petitioner <i tilled te . PBNRION. Auplv "u «• _ *Wg^b)uim, Attora w^’butroiL D-.J.C.AYERiCO.,Uwell,Mits„ "V«l Neil c r ’**■ UNDERTAKING Being a business that Deeds a great deal of experience, After many yeans In the bueinewt, can truly aay that they can do better work, and give better satbdkctioii than any other firm tn this SBXT' POSITIVELY CURED. l»GECTS. Alt C HI'KISTS for Printers. •WKieSKsiss"- section. W. H. Stebbins, the aenior member, with the experience of a IlftFtime. will always give hie petsonai at­ tention to thin port of their extenalve Team furnlabed when Balm will be med only INS BROS. ■ Btb.1975. xxlttf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1876 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1876. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note the name change to the Hastings Republican Banner. Also note the change to more frequent printing every 3-4 days. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-04.pdf ac5394947fbcacac896fbfe9a1971fdd PDF Text Text NO. 72. VOL. XXI. Jhe^enii-Weekly Republican Rapper GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JANUARY 4,187/. _ Hardware, Stoves, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. BABWARE. loFWl Power Prone". New Material, and the vary beat Job Printins at Lirins Rates. Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. FAD VERT1SING. I ~~ 10.00 I • »J.0oT'50.00 I 80.00 r H0,0 O- Bneineea Directory Card,, not exceedins tlx PHOFESIOm ABD BOSINESS CARDS JAMES CLARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. Prompt attention sivrn to butinen aotnuted to my rare. Office orar Uarlo* k Goodyear^ atom. Haatlnsa. Mich. xxPftf SMITH k KNAPPEM, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ ORS IN CHANCERY. Practice in all tha eonrtt efthieetate. Office over Julina HitmeU'e atora. Clvwxxt Bnm. Jndso of Probate. CEXTRAL HUUSE, HASTINGS. MICH.. L. H. STAUFFER. Prop. old place of buiipeee. wi soeotamodatlonr. I .hall Cook Stoves. The Iron Age, Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Plated knobs. Don’t fail to see them if you want a first class stove. Heating Stoves. The Acorn, Forest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many new patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmer^, pocket and table cutlery. Weather Strips. Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. to »•« all my will favor ma HuUup. .Vl.cb . tteot. tl, M78. Harness shop. xzUltf PHIL. W. NISKERN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Prompt attention petit HARVEY WRIGHT, LTTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chancery. Offiee in Union Block, over Ilario* & Goodyear a Sweet's H°Tel, Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. GRAND RAPIDS......................................... MICH Tin shop. Flnt-claj*. BOARD AX» ROOM, 82.50 PER DAY. Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and Nashville, Michipn. iron taken for goods. All work prompdy attended to.____________ DENTIST " If. J. MW/ 50yi Carriage, Siu and Ornamental P A I N TE R At A. M. Rock'a Carriage Shop Jaffirwn St., Hi.tina,, Mich Marble Works. ‘ Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. READ ! READ ! READ ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfort and Happiness TO THE Sink Afflicted I OP HASTINGS AND VICINITY. DR. J. B LaSUBB GKREBLE & RUSSELL. WIN8LOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS -A-t Kalamazoo. Mich Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and Head­ stones of all description madotoar-er on short notice, also Granite Monu­ ments of the various patterns supplied to customers. Having steam power and Improved machinery for sending, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work cheai»er and better then those who work by hand. Geo W Winslow dk SonE Clnrk General Agent, J. B Bobtn«On, agent in starry CO. PENSIONS GRANDMOTHER’S STORY. The White Christmas. I was about five yean eld, when the White Christmas came, nays dear little old grandma, and there were four children older than I and two younger. One was a wee bit baby. -/Father and mother were Scotch folk, andj^rben Jamie—he was the oldest of us —was a baby they had left the bonny banks of Dee, and the heathery hills that looked at their purple and pink blossoms in ite bosom, and. came to America. They settled in Pennsylvania, not far’ from the Susquehanna river. It was a hilly coun­ try, and though there was no heather, it retnined them of home. And the river, though it was far wider, somehow seemed like, the Dee. They were not rich, hut they were young and hopeful and strong to work. And they lived in the love of God. So, though the land was stony and hard to till, they were very happy in their log cabin. At first there were only two rooms in the cabin and a sort of cockloft above. But year by year little babies came and lay in the oaken cradle before the great fire­ place, and nestled, pink toed and double fisted and blue eyed and bald headed, under the little patchwork quilt. Thon ’.bey got up by-and-bye and grew up into boys and girls and crowded the bed and the trundle bed and the rooms. Then father built two more rooms and a garret. But this time the logs were sawed into boards, and the walls were lathed and plastered, though the ceiling was not I can just remember when the new house, as we called it, , wu built— It was the summer before the While’ Christmas. Jamie was a little over eleven years old then, and I was five. Seven of us in All. There were Jamie and Kenneth —just a year between their agee; then came Agnes and Christy and I, about 15 mouths apart and after mu Margaret; wee Donald had not come. It was a beautiful summer, God's sunshine and rain had come just right. The crops were fine and abundant. The bouse was enlarged. Ev­ ery night and morning father gave thanks to the dear Lord for these mercies. But we children noticed, -too, that when he prayed for mother his voice trembled and he suplicatod very earnestly for her. As the days grew , shorter and tho leaves in the forest turned gold and red and amber under early frost, mother seemed to droop. We had no very near neighbors, but women, who seldom spared time for vis­ iting, came over the hills and across the fields; and, instead of sitting and knifring, as was their way usually they took hold of tha work and helped mother. It was: “Mrs. Ans’thsr”—they never said A nitruther—“ let me work the but­ ter,” or “Mrs. Ans'ther, I'll turn the cheese, yoi don't seem strong enough." Sometimes they would bring out the' great whsel and spin tho livelong afternoon while mother sat in the sunlight and sewed. There was warp on Chc loom in the kitchen corner for doth to make winter dothes for father and the boys, but dess mother was too weak to weave, it. One of tbo good women saw it one day and said: “Mrs. Ans'thcr, my Bamanthy is a prime weaver. I’ll send her over and let her help you fur a spell, and get the doth oul'n the loom, ana she can dye butternut first rate. She can come just as well as not, and it will be a good lift for you just now.” Mother accepted the proffered offer thankfally, and the next day Bamanthy Jones came over and made one of our fam. il,. Peni While she was there it was that wo found, one October morning, wee Donnie Eetabliahed 1»63, in the cradle. Wealways called him “Woe American and Foreign Patent*, Donnie," for he was the smallest baby, I think, that was ever seen. He wasn't more than half u big as Maggie wu when ' I first mv her, and she wu very little. Mother wu kepi in the big curtained bed for many days. And when at length she came out in the kitchen she looked, wan and thin, and walked about painfully holding on by the chain or leaning her hand upon Jamie's or Kenneth's arm. When father wu indoors, ho would not let her stir to do anything. “Margaret," he would say, “you must let the rest of us do whatever there is to do, you must rest” Father wu very sad. And the women who camo went away shaking their heads and looking very grave. One day Kenneth uid: “Bamanths, what is a decline." “Why ? ” said Samantha. “Because, Mrs. Crawford told our mother to day that she wu in a decline. What does it mean?" “It means,” said Samantha, “ that your dear mother is very ill, and they are afraid she will not get well. Your father is go­ ing to town to-morrow and is going to take your mother with him. Something hu to he done for her that cannot be dsns here, and they say she will either get well or never come back at all. Don't cry. God is good, and we must just all of us prey Him to bring her back. I do think she’s SHEET MUSIC the swretret woman ever lived.” FOR SALE at THF BAN NEB PFFICF By-and-by we children went ant of om GREBLE & RUSSELL, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION WHOLE NO 2015. accord to tha barn, where father wuthnt*h- | pqws with music that seemed a part of, ing the lut of the wheat, and Jamie help­ ing him. He looked up from his work, and spoke gently, u he always did. “Wdl, weans, what do you want ?'T Then Ken­ neth told him what Samantha had uid. Father leaned on his flail and said: “Chil­ dren, it hu been in my mind to tell you. I should have done it to-day. Your dear mother is in great peril. I am going to take her to-morrow to the city to a great physician. She cannot make up her mind to leave the baby, it is so young; so, Aggie you must go along to help take care of the wee Donnie—you little woman." Agnes wu such a wise child, and so helpful to everybody, that father almost always called her “Agnes—you little wo- “And the rest of you must bo good and try to have everything go on u usual The boys can fodder the cattls and sec io the sheep and pigs. Yon know the sheap must be put in the fold every night I now, Jamie, and the dOgi let out, for w wolf might come down from the hills. I shall take both hones with me, for we must go u fast and u euy u pomible." That afternoon I remember a neighbor from the town |ten miles away came over with an easy, light covered wagon and drove our open heavier one in place pf it, leaving.his for father to take mother the sixty miles’ journsy in to tho citY. We were all up very early the. morning they were to leave, and all were busy; even I helped mother oa with her fur ov­ ershoes, and put the coals into the ■ hot stove to put in the bottom of the carriage. Agnes wu to carry "wee Donnie." She wu perched up by mother on the back scat and Samantha would insist on tuek- mid ; and over and over again she charged Aggie to stop and have it refilled when it got cold. After prayers in the morning mother called us .to her one by one, and told us in words suited to our understandings whit father had told 'us the day before, and charged ns never to forget the lessons she had tried to teach us. The burden of tin whole wu that we should love God |ever, and trust him through everything. “The west ano o’ye all is old enough , to serve Him," she said. “Even Maggie is not to young." “Poor mither trusts Him,’’ she said ; “and whether Ho brings her back to her bairnics or not sho trusts you all in Ilia hands.” Ahd then she cried; and father came in and took her up in his arms and carried her to the carriage. We stood in tht' doorway and watched them till they turned out of the lane into the turnpike, and then when we could see them no longer we went into the house of bewilderment Jamie said: “It seems u if I didn't know exactly what to do. The house seems empty. It feels just u Deacon Brown’s house did after the fun­ eral, when everybody went to the grave and left only lame Tommy and mo to keep bouse.” and then dear, tender hearted Jamie threw himself down, on mother's chair and cried, and all at once be broke out praying: “Dear Lord hare mercy on tu, and bring our mother safe home to us!" and we all of us with one accord, Saman­ tha and all, knelt down, and each in our own way took up Jamie’s prayer and ech­ oed it to Heaven. When we rose from our knees Samantha said: “Now let ua hare thinni go on u near u poarible as they do when the folks are home. Boys, S) out and do the chores. Christy and ean, you can wash the dishes wfule I see to the milk and get the chum ready. Thank goodnen, there's only two cows to milk anyhow, snd u I don't have to churn “Samantha, ukad Christy, “will they be home by Christmu ?’’ “I hope ro,”said Samantha, “and I hope your mother'll eomo back wolL It'll be a White Chnsteau if she does, whether uye the signs is it's going to be a black Christmas. There's never been a year yet when the snow stayed off so long. It'll be white enough for me if your mother only comes back safe and sound. She’s the sweetest woman I ever sea.” The livelong day thia wu tho burden of Samantha’s talk. And wo children nerer wearied of it. When die work of the day wu over, the candles were lighted and Samantha knitted stockings; the boys took their 1 ‘he story, and I have never been able to' roca’i 0?« of the wonder tales he told ua without remembering note for note the music that accompanied it; only I cannot tall the music. And the stories, therefore, always seem incomplete to me. Our folks had been gons over three weeks. It wanted only a day to Christ­ mas. The ground wu frozen hard. No snow had yet fallen, and it wu bitter cold. '■ “ I wish it would snow," said Jennie; “ I “ It’ll btFwhito enough for me,” uid Samantha, “if your mother comes home safe and well. > She’s the sweetest woman . “Hallo I” cried Kenneth, “if there isn’t Hans coming up the lane. Hurrah! hurrah !" and away he ran down tho lane to meet the German. That night I Wu allowed to sit up, u I always did when Hans came, for he wu a great friend; and to us who had do uncles or aunts, he seemed like a relative. When we had all gathered around tho table and a fe^st of apples and crushed nuts wu act out, I begged Bans to teU us a story. “ What shall I tell you, Kind ?’’ he uked. “ You must give mo a name for my story." My mind wu full of Christman and what Samantha hid said, and of hope and fear about mother's coming home, so I said: “ Tell us about tho White Christ- Said SamanthaThe Christmas will be here to-morrow, for this is Christmu eve, and it will *be white enough for me if it brings Mrs. Ans’ther home safe and well. She's the sweetest woman I ever I remember Hans smil-d a joyous smile when she uid that, and ho said: “Wall, I think we will have a White Christmu, for it is clouding up and tho weather is softening. There’ll bo snow before morning. Whether wo shall have Samantha's White Christmu wo shall see. I hope so.". Then he took up his violin, and, closing his eyes, ho played a strain that sounded like a prayer, and I heard the words; “ White Christmu; safe and well; sweetest woman," u plain u if tongue had said . them. Then looking into the bed of glow­ ing coals on the hearth, u if he read the story there, he said, playing very softly all the while: “ Lapped in a valley, through which a shining river ran. and surrounded by hills that were green in summer and brown in autumn and white in winter, wu a little houM where lore dwelt The beautiful loro of parents and chidren and of brothers and sisters wu there. And over all, and best of all wu God's love. One by one little children came weak and helpless and wail­ ing to the warm nest of a house, and very soon in the tenderness of ito love and th* ■weeturea of the great mother heart that nourished and cared for them, they grew into beautiful, rosy, smiling happy boys and girls. Tho father tended his flocks and herbs and sowed and gathered in his ■tores, and the lads helped him. And the mother carded wool and flax and spun and wove and tended hsr little brood, and made golden barter and melting cheese, and the willing hands and fleet foot of her little girls were swift to help her. By and-bye the mother languished and grew nale and the children feared that God had hidden His face. But tho mother's faith wu strong. Sho trusted Him. She said which ever way it is, it is right. And she went a journey to see a wiso physician. Christmu was near, and the children said : If God brings mother safe home it will be a White Christmu, but if she comes not it will be black darkness to us. So they prayed night end morning, and many times a day for a White Christmu: And God sent ik" And then Hans played the most joyfid strain, and we children cxdtimod; “ Ah, Hans i That wu about ns I" ' out and said : “ It snows. Bure enough, it will.be a White Christmas, but it won't be white to me unless your mother comes. “Now, children, it is time for bed. Wo Samantha. what studied, but I uid ay lessens in the dayeked in bed with Maggie. One of.the events in our simple lives wu I sobbed in fuB. wonderful stories. He Santa Claus may bring ?" said In tho night I dreamed that an who looked like mother, came and And But in �Jqydta |mwr. IIastisos, Mich., Jan. 4, 1876. EOrTORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Smith and 164 olhris'. rssidento Toys, Toy., Chandelier.,'Crockery, Produce, . Etc, th* town- TOYS! TOYS!! oyt, was laid on tfe table. . . Mr (Milin* also presented the remonstrance .. — . .. , < lof• H D Purdy and 189 others, citiaeM of ,tho township ofTteraapplc, rciaonrtraiing against tte piwsago of a resolution by this Board, roatrslning tho running at largo within tho If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to LaXiiNG Hocim, Lambimo, Mien., { January 2, 1877. j On motion of Mr Phillips the remonstrance was laid on the table. ‘ On motion of Mr.Wolf the Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at the hour of 6| o'clock. Wx H Powxas, Clerk. TncaanxY Moajnxo, Dec. 28,1876. is not ao large aa it has been in times Board convened pursuant to adjournment: roll called; quorum present; journal read and Up to this hour the developments point tP ' TteMwn&lof John Hotchkiss and eighteen to tho Re-nomination of Senator Ferry, by others , were presented, and, on motion of Mr a unanimous vote of the Republican cau­ Wolf were referred to the committee on cus, which it is understood will be called ■ The committee on miscellaneous claims, through their chairman, Mr Smith, re­ for Wednesday morning. ported that they had examined tho following The canvass for minor positions in tbe accounts, and would recommend their allow­ , two Houses now going on hero is so bit­ ance as follow*:, This Bouse is jurt now about A* lively as we have ever seen it, though the crowd ter as to be almost scandclous, and in which no man can participate without feel­ ing that the act is one that lowers his manhood. In all the past, and wo have been present at tho opening of every Leg­ xo X*MB HI, MM & MR W e were in th^te the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. xareax or CUIX . ■ AMT. AMT. cla’d bxc’d 1 J P. Roberto, stationery, >8 16 >8 15 2 Grabble 4 Russell, nails, glas putty, etc., 36 16 36 16 8 do. stove, pipe, cte., 16 08 16 08 4 TJ Wilder, Justice foes, 5 Warren Reed and 11 others, witness fees, ... . . islature since the Republican party came 6 James W Maxwell and Charity into power, we have flever seen anything F Maxwell, witness fees, 5.96 3 92 like it But wo suppose it is all right, 7 MH Wing, meals for jurors, 6 50 6 60 except the active part taken by some of 8 Charles H Bauer, expenses go­ ing to Manistee, 83 95 33 95 the Clerks in tho • various State Depart­ 9 P K Durkee, Constable foes, 3 25 2 50 __ ments, who we do not conceive—are called 10 R J Great, clothing for prisonsre, etc., 29 80 29 80 here to run tbe Legislative Department of 11 M M Priudle, Justice foes, 6 60 4 00 12 Salisbury 4 Brossesu, Dishes the State. for Probate office, 10 00 10 00 It is too early, in the absence of so 13 J W4 CGBenily.lumber, etc, 67 64 57 54 2 10 2 10 many members to predict the result of tho 14 Joseph Bryan/ witness foes, 16 Thomas Blaix ill and 4others, caucuses to be held to night, though it witness fot i, 'x ’ 2 93 2 98 seems to us that Mr. Rich of Lapear, has 16 Wm Scudder, blending Circuit 24 60 24 60 the inside trqt}^ for speaker, though the 17 A WCourt, Aldrich, Constable fafs. 58 60 refd contest is sharp and the place will be close­ 18 J H MeKoitt, Deputy Sheriff fees, 23 11 21 01 ly contested by Mr. Hamilton of Berrien 19 Dwight’ Johnson. Constable fie*. T 48 98 47 06 and Mr. Hoyt of Saginaw. On motion pf .^r Dewey the report was acFor Clerk of tho House, we do not hear that Hon. D. L. Crossman of Ing­ On motion of 1 r Collins account No 17 was ham, lias any competitor and the samo is laid on the table.. Charles II. Bmier, Prosecuting Attorney, true of J. H. Stone of St, Clair, for Sec­ read to the Boan\his report made to the At­ Ho also retary of the Senate. All olse 8 in doubt torney General’tar the year 1876. read a summajy ■ I the work done by the and uncertainty. Prosecuting Alto: ney durfag the years 1874, 1876 and 1876, which, on motion it Mr Dew­ The capitol is gay and festive just now, ey was accepted find placed on file. the sleighing firatrate. New Year's cat’s On motion of Mr Wolf Board adjourned to —^Wx H Powxu, Clerk. yesterday were very numerous, and the 1:80, pm, Tuvmdat Arrxaxoox, Doc. 28,1876. (• social hop at this House last evening was a Board convened pursuant -to adjurnment; x -very pleasant affair. roll called ; quorum present. Mr Hoyt presented the'bond of George W Tho sudden call of cx-Gov. Bagley to Wilcox, County Treasurer elect, for tho years tlic bed aide of his dying brother in New 1877 and 1878, in tho sum of seventy-five York, is Qecply regretted by all classes of thousand dollars, with Nelson Cowen, Lewis Baldwin, John W Briggs, William Watson, men here, who had hoped and expected to Herman Wilcox, D B Pratt, L B Hills, Lewis greet tho retiring Governor, and bid him s' Wflcox, Huron HCley and K B HoytUsureties thereto, which, on motion of Mr Stowell wu prosperous future, this New Years season.D approved. To enable the committees to ge to work, on motion Board adjourned until 7 o,elock this PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD evening. Wx H Pownu, Clerk. * Eraxuo Sxaaxox, 7, p m. OF SUPERVISORS. Board met puyuant to adjournment; roll called; quorum present. Alonso D. Cac xalladcr, one of the Circuit Baxxt Covim Cttax’s Omen, Hastings, Dec. 26, A. D. 1878. Court CommisaiMsers elect, presented his bond 39 Irving L Creasy, attending Court, c 60 Beard of Supervisors for Barry county met aa such Circuit Court Commissioner for the pursuant to adjournment as above, and called year* 1877 and 1878, in the sum of three, thousand dollar*,-signed by himself. to order by the Chairman. Mr Sidnam staled that said Alonso D CadOn the roll being called by the Clerk, tho Supervisors were all present except Mr Ar­ wallader would procure the signature of Asa 42 John Hotchkiss, expreu on mour and Mr Hendenhott. MEUII! & LAMPS H<r«i I From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries 3 ■«•!? = « ..........■ = £? = ■: ........ ................................... j Mr Dewey moved that the Chairman appoint a wmmittet consisting of five msmbera to acltlo with the County Treasurer, and that Mr Stowell be Chairman of such committee. Mot-rm prevailed. ' The Chair announced the following as tach committee: Ira Siowelll, Levi M Dewey, Pleiades/ Brown, William P Bldnam and Frederick W Collins. Charles 11 Bauer, Prosecuting Attorney, belag present, was called upon and made a state­ ment relative to Ms action in prqeecuting the Philip W Niakarn. one of thn Circuit Comt 1877 and 1878, In the turn of three thousand ' dollars, F W Collins and John C Smith as . sureties thereto, which, on motion of Mr Hoyt, was approved. Phillips, were referred to tho committee on taken from the table. Mr Phillips moved that account No 17 teallowed at the sum of >18.68. Mr Collins moved to amend the motion of Mr Phillips by allowing said account No K at the sum of >3.60^ Amendment prevailed. On motion, the motion of Mr Phillips amended wm adopted. Mr Phillips moved that the Sheriff be lowed the *Um of four hundred dollars for turnkey foes and keeping Jail record for the year 1876, Motion prevailed. On motion of Mr Bartram the Clerk wu in­ structed to let the printing of the Court Cal- On motion of Mr Bartram the Sheriff was au­ thorized and Instructed to purchase the neces­ sary amount of wood for the use of Court House and Jail far the ensuing year at the best terms passible; and that he draw orders on the County Treasurer to pay far the same, which orders shall be a voucher to said Treat- cellancou. account, 71 22 71 82 tnee Scidmore, reward far apprtension of Major L Smith, 75 00 R to B W Aldrich, reward far ap. pehension of horee thief, 75 00 R to B j motion of Mr Sidnxm the reoort wa. ar. ' Mr Rgwey moved to amend the report by allowing account No 22 at the sum of >10. Motion did not prevail. On motion of Mr Smith, James Scidmore was allowed to withdraw account No 44. On motion of Mr Phillip* account No 45 was laid on the table. Mr Bartram moved to amend the report of committee by laying account No 29 on the table. Motion did not prevail. Mr Hoyt moved to amend the report of com­ mittoe on claims by allowing account No 29 at tho sum of >28.76. Mr Dewey moved an amondment to the mo­ tion of Mr Hoyt, by allowing said account No 29 at the sum of >67.50. Motion did not prevail. A vote was then taken on the motion of Mr Hart to amend, and said motion prevailed. On motion of Mr Philips the report of the committee on claims, u Um ended, was adopted. Mr Stowell moved that the committee on county buildings be instructed to examine and report as to tbe feasibility of moving the peti­ tions in Court House so as to enlarge the offices Wx II Powxu, Clerk. The committee on claims, through their WwrtMT Moaxtxu, Dec. 27, A D. 1876. Chairman, Mr Smith, farther reported that Board convened pursuant to adjournment; they hud taandned the following accounts, and roll called ; the Chairman announced a quorum would TiMamend their allowance u fallows: (>n motion Board adjourned until tomorrow present; journal read and approved. X0 XAXX XATCa* OF CLAIM AXT. AWT. morning at the hour of 8j o’clock. There being a vacancy in the committee on Wm II Powxu, Clerk, tfJHBW. occasioned by the absence of Mr Ar­ 20 Wm Tbflrfvr, deputy Sheriff Fxjday Moxxuto, Dee, 29, 1876, mear, go motion of Mr Smith Mr Bartram **•. 897 18 887 03 Board convened pursuant to adjourninvnt; eras appointed to fin such vacancy. roll called • quorum present. On motion of Mr Hoyt the amount of bond 10 00 Mr Stowell moved that the Hastings Rxit»g! 96 Ucam Baxxsx and Hoxa JovrnaL be each paid tte sum of >80 for nuWaMng tte official for Court Roon, tint a committee consisting of five members inquire into tho duties of the several aalcrreuouable taleries for 1 60 10 07 10 07 ed to draw an order to Geo M Dewey in the earn of >8.40 for publishing annual liquor tax of County Tmnurer for th. year 18.C. os soon u the same shall bo published committee: Wolf, Zebulon 11 Hoyt and John J Perkins. Sheriff, . C 00 81 Dennis 4 Holmes. publishing election notice, 29 40 82 Isaac V.«eu. attending Mr. Slovell morrd to reoomrider' tbo vole taken last evening on account No. 22. Motion did not prevail. To enabio the committees to go to yoek, on Mofioo of Mr. Wolf, Board adjourned to 1:80, p. m. I £ Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. £ Crockery All Kinds and All Prices. William II. Powers, County Clerk, presented his bond auaid Clerk, in the sum of two thousand dollars, with David R. Cook and Jamea P. Rob­ erta aa sureties thereto, which on morUoe of Mr. Stowell was approved. The bond of William H. Powers, as Register in Chancery was present­ ed tn tho sum of five hundred dol­ lars, with David R. Cook and James P. Robert* as sureties thereto, which on motionlof Mr. 8idnam was approrTo enable the committees to go to work, on motion Board adjourned until seven o'clock this evening. Wm. H. Powssa, Clerk. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at VW, WEE 4 Haatings, Dec. 14th, 1876/ Attention Firemen. Regular meeting of Pioneer Engine Co., No. 7, Friday evening, Jin. 5th, 1877. 7 o'clock pqESTO/t’S xxi30w4. THE ENEMY OF IISlASE I THE FOE OF PAIN TO (EAST Friday evening 7 p. m. Look at this! Board met pursuant to adjourn­ ment. ’ WHICH HAH STOOD THE TEST OF R. J. GRANT SELLS. Roll called. Quorum present. 83.25 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL • The Committee on Claims through Youth't coati 23.00 NOT HEAL. NO LAMENESS IT their Chairman, Mr. Smith, further Hotf't coati ILM WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHE, NO JVoe. 27, ‘7C xxtBlec6 reported that they had examined the FAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A followingaccounts, and would reoom­ HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ The “iron Trail.” mend their illowano* as follows: IMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOTA spicy aketshdcscriptire of a trip over TLB COSTING 25c., 60c.. or 21.00. 46 Milton Prickau, looking for th. Atehison Topeka and SantaFo Railroad HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF bone thief.....................>16 10 16 in and of the beauties, scenery nud pleasure A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ 47 Village of MkMIeville, One .o , ..................... 2 7o 2 76 resorts of tha Rocky Mountains, by “Nym' ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS 48 Joy Terry, wiinvu fees... 1 « i 45 Crinkle." tho musical and dramatic critic MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. Jr ^ flc°bb-«uuo«*ri........ rat'd to B’d of thejVetc York World, sent free on pa- xxltyl____________________ -____________ LINIMENT, Barlow & G.'. eutertes.../:’ 2 00 2 W v J’J1*-1"' ”P’p> * m « U « « F.B. Bowen, dep ahf fees 21 05 21 86 C. H. Baur, expenses,.......... 1 25 1 25 John Roberts, med. serr’es.. 8 00 8 00 J. Q. Crony, reward for approhanaion of Hgj. L. Smith.. 50 00 50 00 On motion the report wu accept­ ed. Mr. Collins moved that account No. 49 bo allowed at twenty dol­ lars. ’ Motion did not prevail. * On motion of Mr. Perkins, the re­ port wu adopted. On motion of Mr. Phillipa, the Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at the hour of 8 12 o’clock. Wm, H. Powxas, Clerk. M “ 67 52 59 60 Saturday morning. Dee. 30. 1876. plieatfot.lomitUr wkh the SanJuan Guide, maps and timo tables of thia new and pop- •Q1TW’ radr, New Mexi«, Ariton a and the San Juin Mina. The finest lino of Pullman LINUIENT Dlslmfecla, Pwrifle*, Swells*, and Healu. Jm- <'76tf T. J. Andkmon, Ge>i. Pau. Aat. Topeka. Kau. CARBOLIC OIL Cureo JLteitaiuisni and Neuralgia. Inrtaatly allya tte pain of Burnt, lleab the most Obstinate 8oree and Vlecra. Cures Wounds, Bruises, Fains, and Aches. Will keep your Horsein and Stock in Order Johx Stanley Bella better and cheaper W*ITNEVER FAILS! Try it Oncers Tea, Dios any other House in the city. < *t J j ferrand'williams' t WANTED—Owp.ju ..a, U «ul xxililT M>» 4 Preu». tot for tele dinai. John Stauley. �Ihe^ejni-Weakly heplibiicapfeapjier. UMT WIlTf. TO-DAY’S ADVER flSEMENTO. Mortgage Sale—Fraud* Holden. •. Sctauek’. Special Motie*i-Douchx A Co. Tbe “ Iron TrailT. J. Anderson. Education*!—•Grand Rapids Uuiiuerj Collect. A Free Hide to Grand Rapid*—tilar Clothin*. All About the County. Pleasant. More snow. Admirers of tho beautiful mow are doubt­ less in their clement at present. The proceedings of tho Common Council and the Board of Supervisors, published in this is- for lb* good old times. Th* Grand announces nntv Mlum prices. It baa reduced rate* from *4.00 to *2.50 and *3.00 per day. Kiadxu, Sror axv Tuixk.—we suppose the most of our readers buy and use D. B. DeLand A Co.'s Bat Chemical Saltratui, but if there are any of you who do not, just stop and think; if yon buy the beet Chemical Saleratu* yon get the Bat Salrratut made. About 10 o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in the grocery store of H. A. Bus­ sell, It was only by timely effort that a de. strnctivv fire was prevented. Cause, a defec­ tive stovepipe. Damegcs estimated at about — 8200. , delivery* by the druggists, and we arc free to say that wa have read this welcome visitor with satisfaction and profit. It contains an astonishing amount of information which is useful to everybody, aud shows how to treat nearly all th^djseaae* from which p*opl* suf­ fer. It invamblyrecommends the best reme­ dies to be employed, irrespective of Ayer’s Family Medicines, and furnishes, indeed, the kbest medical advice by which a great majority of ailments can be treated successfully. The anecdot**, witticisms and jokes aro the .best compilation that come* under our notice,'and the book is a refreshing contribution to our en- Diamond Wedding. On Monday, 1st fast., the parents of Dr*. E. F. and I. W. Brown, of this dty, celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their wedding day, at their old homestead near London, Canada West- There arc cloven living children re maining to the aged couple, and one dead, and there has been no death in their family in fif­ ty-seven years. There are eight boys whose united wfigbt is 1600 pounds. All of the children, excepting Dr. E. F. Brown, were present nt the re-union on Monday, which must have been one of heart-felt enjoyment to Al their golden wedding ten years ago their children and grand children to the num. her of filly-two were present—The parents now four-score yean old, are hale and hearty, and - may have several years still to travel on their pilgramage- to the tatter land, before taking leave of this mundame sphere, grown so famil­ iar to them by the associations of so many fcOXTlSUED FIIOM 1ST PAGK.] laws ol this State relative to restrain­ ing tit nniiuala from Fanning at large in tho highway* thereof be, and hereby ia made operative in said county, so far as they relate to horses, cattle, sheep and swine. Mr. Dewey moved to amend the resolution! of Mr. Collins by insert­ ing before tho words “iu said county” tbe words "in the township of Thorn­ apple.” The amendment did not pre­ vail. Mr. Bartram moved that tho res­ olution of Mr. Collins be adopted. Motion did not prevail by yeas and nays as follows: Yean,—Mr. Bartram, Collins, Per­ kins, Sid nam and Wolf,—5. . Nays,—Mr. Benham, Brown, Dew­ ey, Houghtalin Henry, Houghlalin, James W... Hoyt, Odell, Phillips, Smith, Stowell and Chairman,—11. Absent,—Mr. Armour and Mr. Hendershot,— 2. On motion of Mr. Brown, the Board took a recess for one hour. Tbe hour having -expired, the Board was called to order by the Chairman. Roll called. Quorum present. The account of ■ Lester Mead, for Constable fees, in the sum of four dollars and eighty-fivn cents, was presented, and on motion of Mr. Smith allowed at the amount claimed. The account of Richard B. Mead, tor Justice fees, in the sum of two dollars and • eighty seven cents, was presented, and on motion of Mr. Smith allowed at the amount claimed. Tho account of John Snyder, of one dolbtr. for juror fee«, wa< pre­ sented, and on motion of Mr. Smith was allowed at the amount claimed. Tbe CommittH, appointed to set­ tle with Milo T. Wheeler. County Treasurer, for the year 187G, made the following report: That they have examined the books, accounts and vouchers of said Treasurer, and find as follows : Milo T. Wh4el*r, County Treasurer. 1876. In account with Barry County. Dr. Dec. 29. To bal. from old account* brought forward To Liquor tax collected 239.23 of 1876 ' “ Liquor ux collected « a*se*Mnentr»f 1876 3,206.80 171.00 “ Fine* collected •' . " Tax receipts ' 1,538 74 • “ Redemption* 619.17 “ Rejected/tax collected 63.87 •' Cash -Aif Township Treasurer* 1 23,570.85 “ Circuit Court fee* of County Clerk 296.00 '• Cash of D. W. Smith, Bill* Asylum " Primary School mon3.00 “ Cash of Auditor Gen­ era), Wolf Bounty ■' Cash of Auditor Gen­ eral, on settlement 1870 " Qosls in case of the people vs Geo. D. 145.00 •' Cash uf D. G. Robin­ son, rejected tax *31,085.14 J 876 By bundle A, Vouchers, County orders *8,787-80 •' bundle B, Vouchers, Court orders 2,061.20 “ bundle C, Vouchers, Poor orders 2,982.46 •• bundle D, Vouchers, . Miscellaneous orlers 14,156.74 bundle E, Vouchers, 3,515 03 Liquor lax orders •• bundle F, Vouchers, 174.56 Drsin orders 4,406.05 “ Cash lialance Look out for Him. On Friday last, Constable Swarthout arrealcd one IV. A. Tompson," whoso residence is on Kimball Street, in the Village of Lebanon, N. ■* Justice Ilayfurd,.who in default of bail in the sum of *2,000 committed him to the tender merci** of Sheriff Cresay, who locked him up in jail. It seams that he purported to ba Agent of the Granite Agrienllutal Works, a playwf out Lebanon institution, and had been selling sundry of our farmers Agricultural Imple­ ments, to be delivered in future, ami making them Agents of the Ctlcbmled (Sramte jijrievl t»al ■ -Wares, . eceiving therefor tne note* of bls dupe*. After his arrest the note* were called back, and surrtadered tn the parties executing them, who ret :rned to him his ^swindling oontraets. Thiv being done the par­ ties expressed Mtisfaetion, the swindler paid l*ft for pastures frwh. to gull other people. Justice required the criminal prosecution of Thompson, and wo do not approve of hi* dis­ charge, though that probably saved the people DIED. And thy loss w* d**plr f**l: But Ood hath the anasl taken from us. ---------- 40JJ8 1876 Tq Cash balance brought down *4,406.96 All of which is respectfully submitted. Ira Stowell, Lovi M. Dewey, Com. Pleiades Brown, William P. Sidnam, Frederick W. Collins, On motion of Mr. Wolf the report was accepted. On motion of Mr. Hoyt the report was adopted. Mr. Dewey moved that the thanks .... of this Board be tendered Milo T. Wheeler, County Treasurer, for tbe able and efficient manner in which be has conducted said office during the six years last past, which motion pre­ vailed. Mr. Dewey moved that the Clerk be authorized to procure jt now case for tho reception and protection of the books, files and papera that arc ac­ cumulating in bis office, and that tho Clerk bo authorised to draw on the County Treasurer for funds to pay for the same. " Motion prevailed. Pay roll of Board of Supervisor for December session, A. D. 1877 : 262 68 j Salary o! County Treasures, 1,000 00, 187^ Balance Salary cf County 400 00 Cletk, 1876 • Balance Salary of Prosecuting . Attorney, 1676 400 00 tratuferrad *130 from the general highway fund to the First Ward hiciiwuv highway fund, carried by ayes and nrr* as follows: Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Evans, Lewis, h Naughton, Reed, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7, Nays—None. The seali excavating Total* **,863 51 Orders adopted at present sei­ stun 8,883 61 awarded to D. R. McElwain at a sum of *550 Orders yet in hedrawn 158 40 by a vote by ayes and nays as follows: aa follow* ; Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Russell, Evens, Lewis, For publishing Liquor Tax State­ McNaughton, Sheldon, and Tomlinson, 7. ment of County Treasurer for Nays—Nons. ■ 1876 On motion the Council adjourned. For publishing Proceeding of L. D. Qvacxassaui, Recorder. IW 00 Board Tout (IM to There being no further business be­ fore tho Board, after Ute reading of the Journal, on motion of Mr. Phillips Board adjourned without day. D. G. Robinson, Attest, Chairman. Wm. H. Powhrs. County Clerk. H- R. Stevan’* Column. ‘'VEGETINE, JECETINE VEGETINE JVEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE C. M. RUNYAN’S I would respeCtfaNy announce to the citi zens of Hastings .«nd vicinity, that I have a new and * 7 M ’ « ■■! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00,; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc.,, which will be sold at BOTTODa 3E>3E*.XC3SBia. Remember the place, at Jf. <S. R U’JVY^ljyrS Boot and Shoe Store, Jeffebson street. Gite me a call. . Council Proceeding*. A regular meeting of the Common Coun­ cil of the city of Hastings wa* held at th* council room on the evening of Dec. 19th, A. D. 1870. Present tbe Mayor, Recorder, Aid, Davrson, •fwsths worn cf SerotuU. Evav*. Lewis, McNaughton, lle*d, Russel), xxi66tf Sheldon and Tomlinson. ■ The minute* of the two previous meeting* -. •nc-'Jatby phytlcl.tiv aud apothecaries were read and approved. Petition of Wm. D. Hayes protesting against opening that part of Madison lying between Jefferson Ft. and Broadway for reason* therein set forth was on motion of Aid. Sheldon laid on tho table. . Petition of Edwin Tsali, O D Spaulding, M E Taylor, HL Miller, Geo W Williams,! E Stauffer ,A P Vpdike, Daniel Striker, B T Campbell, A J Bowne, C Russel!, Julius Russ­ ell, Lucius Ru**«ll. J M Russell. £ B Colton, H F VanValkenburg, Irving L Crea*y, George rllh wondsrful sueevs. iu M»i Curry, Henry Marble. Mrs. J H Dennis, Mrs. Truman Williams, II E Keneday, A M Hayes, Mrs. G W Williams, J W McElwain, Miller Delong, Mrs. R Cressy, John Teoll, Mrs. J H Anderson, J H Anderson, W G Shriner, Effie Salisbury, Will Johnson, Jean Kocher. Hoaea Adolphus, WH Holmes, C8 Burton W H Myers A S VanWeek, C B Parsons, C M Bunyan, J G* Runyan, Jas, Dunning, LOrsborn, Wm H Powers, John Hotchkiss, Geo M Dewey, A B Freeman, C J Cole, J C Woodruff, A J Britton, M E Nevins, Geo. Wood, John Roberts, A M Blsxo, A Wooley, D C Wooley, L D William*, Henry 11 Bailey, Edward Rider, Mile* Alain, Truman Williams, 1 B Lees, Jno. M Nevin*. Chas W Jones, J B Fuller. M T Wheeler, A D Cedwalhder, E M Evert*, 31 A Morrell D C Ityclealiymcr, Harvey Close, G W I’almatier, Aaron M Black, T J Wilder, Valentine Liens Chet Measer. Fremont Dillon, Wm Steven*, Mbs Dore Mann. Walter Kelly, Nellie Meserole, H F Ford, Belle Throop. A E Tomley, Will cur* 1‘yjpepri*. Dick Williams, Leroy Orr, Ella Burton, Ella Pennock, Clara H Allen. Mrs J B VanVel*or, Hilton Ward, Jno H Dennis, Curtis G Mixer, Wm H Stebbins, W U H Heath, Frank Steb­ Restore* ttre entire vy»tcm toa taoltbye bins, Reuben Fuller, Fred Sweet, Geo Will­ iams, H M Merrit. J Maus, T J Bro*»eau, Seth A Balisburr, 11 J Kenfield, Joaeph Col*, Marj Barlow, GI Heath,S C Powell. C A Barnes W G Abbott, E M Hand, C 8 Whitcomb, Kirk Grant, Frank Decker, G G Spaulding, John SnjJ.r, C B Salisbuiy, John Carlow, Mr* A Ackerman, Chas K Bauer, Loyal E Knappen. John Q Cressy, H A Goodyear. Wm 8 Good­ year, Jas H Bauer, J E Ilogl*, Samuel Diskle, A P Drake and Geo W Sherman, to enforce the law relative to selling liquors, to minors and drunkards and closing ealoons as prescribed by law, was on motion laid on the table until » Pains In the Baek. the next me*tiug. Report of Finance Committee recommending that tbe bill oC printing of Dennis & Holmes be allowed at *34 51, also of Gee. M. Dewey laally euro* Kid nay Complaint. xxi6Btf bill for printing be allowed al *88 5(>and the bill of Dep. Sec. of Stat* foe copy of amended charier at *3 00, which by a vote of aye* and nays a* follows were allowed and orders ordereds drawn thorefor. .\yea—Aid. Dawson, Evans, Lewis, Mc­ Naughton, Russell,Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. I* th* great reruxly ter Oensral Debility. Nays—none. Report of Street Com.recommending that the Lost!—$50 00 Reward. ,job of excavating the hill North of Iron Bridge on Broadway be let in nccordaa^wwith the A pocket book containing money. *50 profile and specifiieation* on file In the Recor­ reward will be paid for its recovery. th* world. / ders office. On motion of Aid. Tomlinson the xxi72t2 _______ G. W. Bbow.n. report wa* accepted and ordered to be placed Vesotine 'is Sold by all Druggists, on fils. Taka Notica—Fair Warning I Tho fullowingresolution wa* offered by Aid. __ NEW ADVERTISMENTS. ____ Sheldon. The individual that carried off my lit­ Krtolrtd, That Stat- Street be and is hereby widened from Hanover Street Easte to Q. PT Rowell & Co'eTOoE tle dog on last Thursday, will save trouble Montgomery Street and that tho South line of if ho returns him immediately as he ia said Street be and is hereby established as fol­ known, and cannot low* : Commencing al a stake standing twelve xxi72t3 Sfoet east of Hanover Street on the South of State Street running thence in a South­ Easterly direction parallel with theJG. R.V. R. IL one hundred (100) fe*l South of the center Between Irving station and Freeport, of said Rail Road track measuring at right angles with said Rail Road track to the point on tbe road that pamea Joseph Freeman, Lamb. Bottum Lands, nnd Uplands, on Wrms !• J. C. Hanna, Wm. Cobb, the Wood >ult tile purth»«r. Ml Iver ccnl. on School House and the Dutch Church, one Carried by ayes and nays as follows : defr-rrtd payments. Tv*, per cent. diseount far roll of pictures, being Bird*-Eye view's of Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Lewis, Bussell, Shel­ tffii the Centennial Grounds and Buildings. A don and Tomlinson, 6. Nays—Aid. Evans and McNaughton, 2. reasonable reward wilt be paid for the^roOn motion of Aid. Dawson tho matter of tum of tho property to the subscriber, or John M. Bessmer drawing money for the Dep. for it if left at the Bamm& office. Sec. of Stats for a copy of ammended Charter ABEMF8 WANTED FOB HJSTOW J. R. Dudlky. was referred to city Attorney. Rutland, Dee. 21 1876. 70tlThe following accounts were then allowed and orders ordered to be drar~ — ,L* appropriate funds therefor. *4 00 tioandcouiplotebiJlorj pubtnhed. bend for our Crawley A Mate for Hose Co. 1 60 extra terms to agent*. NiTiosxJ. Prauuuo Co.. system, build* up the broken-down, eu Clias Dolph for one eoard of wood Ch lea*o. III., *rbt. Lost*. M*. ’ pepsin. Liver Complaints, Dropsy. Chronic gin Room. 5 25 Diarrboa, Boils, Nervous Affection, Chill*, by aye* and naya a* follows j TO ADVERTI8EH8. and Fever*, Humors, Los* of Constitutional Ayo*—Aid. Dawson, Evan*, Lewis, Mc­ S«ndforcur MJCHIOAS LIST. ,Seatfr**oa Vlger, Disease* of the Kidney* and Bladder, Naughton, Russall, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. Vipl^ra°* Female Complaints, and all disease* originat­ Nay*—None. ing in a bad elate of the Blood, er accompanied On motion of Aid. Tomlinson the Um* for by Debility or a Low Stale of the System. ftS“Ready for Agent*—Th* completing tho job of excavating the hijl on Cavrioa!—Be auro yon get the PxaiTixx Broadway North of the Iron Bridge wa* ex­ Srarr, ONE dollar and two a bottle. Sold tended to th* 1*1 of April 1877. Resolution Aid. Sheldon that th* library fond of *610 0 on hand be temporarily trans­ 86 Harrison Armine, Boston. ferred to Ui» Finn Ward highway ted. rrwU^yi. etc List of Patent*. C. M. RUNYAN. We’ve Got ’Em! DRUGS & Also CONFECTIONS, IN ENDLESS VARIETIES. WHERE ? JAS. P. ROBERTS local felim Th* Little Kock and Fort Smith RAILWAY ^iyrs!&A"lSS.'tiss-i'j2tv lloosht-.'.ln Ilmiry SeMteMoAuMi*. Il.-yl Lbul .n n. SE Naughton, Reed, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. Nays—None. On motion of Aid. Sheldon that the dog tax of *25 now on band be transferred to the First Ward highway fund, and that 10 per of th* 4th Ward highway fund amounting to *83 14 also be transferred to the First Ward highway fund Carted by aye* and nay* a* follows: Ayes— Aid. Dawson. Evans, Lewis, MoNaughton, Used, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. of ths Bd Ward highway fund amounting to *111 19 be transferred to the First Ward highwnr ted. Claims audited by tbe. Board as follow*: Miscellaneous Claims Special Notices TO •nr rear, we have madt word failure eonld ."xxs'c.lr's this with th* earuMtir l-ec thst the rreat Genteni exhibition LSHK (toll to. rrtdertcit W Educational.—Educate your aons and daughters at the Grand Rapids Busi­ ness College. For particulars, call or send for "College Journal." l&LtoJrf'.Ud. <W Itar. J Morton Fence Thornville b$b sSBrfcriss, Chronic aBdeUcwre MmiM .. . S Doakal Oil Cop Hratfor E Gregory Wind Wheels Battle Crwek Advertised Letter*. muOk x>». WWW*w^l» inlninf ■ Mateu*. Cite*, roexnso nr , C. BIGELOW, MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. �[OOJCTINUSD PROM 1ST PAGt] come home. It’A’a White Christmas. Mother! Mother!” and in a minute I wan in father's ariiu and put in bed bj deir mother; and all tho children were awake and such jo« and rejoicing I . While wo were having our hearty sleep, they had come home, and gone about very carefully so u not to awaken ua; for they wished to surprise us just as we were surprise! When we looked out tn the morning the ground was covered with snow, the shed* and buildings were cush­ ioned deep with fleecy white, and the branches of tbe trees down to tho tinirat twigs were laden with it; oven the well­ sweep and bucket were white. And wotLtr •» b.u«—settle well; K> u was a White Chrutmas out of doors and larlaln ludsnloreof Mortgage, made mid «x*cut*<i nUu teoUiilay of Aprlll In th* year of nor Dord >n* thousand eight hundred and *«r*nty-one. by ruomu Blackman, of Barer. Barrv pojiutyt and <lat* of Michigan. In tkvor of Fraud* Holden of lhe ire uaklp of ITalrievlU*, County and Slat* afereald; i bleb Mid Mortgage wa* duly recanted to the *a« if lh* Kegistcr of Deed* nt me runnly of Barry 5t?; Free ride to GrandRapids |and return] area yeas* 'mortgage. imortgage n the pay'*4^ a*. ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. We will pay the Railroad Fare to Grand Rapids and back again, of any one buying $25.00 worth of goods from our store, or, if only $15.00 worth is bought, we will pay the fare One Way. We do this because we want to sell off our winter stock. cif'tlret'uy. ttx Legals. No Affidavits of publication wlH b* give until . . . । . - -....I .■ •>.» uni, »r«e. Star Clothing House. Star Clothing House. Legale. Legals. •utainpiMo or parcel of laud situate, lying and ef.nll kllUriUi OW Lro. “onUth. no^ 1*1.4 situate, lying. end being Here, couuty of Barry, eao t> I <• north or range nb offered for saio at WMontaa.goBiffiMrteoraur. Al^reWysiiar land on the north «a*t eoraur of mcuou fir* (i). all ta township oneQi north of range tan (10) wesu Dated. D*cemb*r ISth. ICT. DAStBI. SKELP. Mortgage. (tai. K. Bscs*. Atty, for HprtgagM. xxia7wl3 WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE SALE ON EXECUTION, or MicetouLCounly ofBarry.as.n- l£..yasJt. • f RSfaM, M dly of“ etob.^A. D. 1X71.by IM Mid William in WILL SELL HOODS LOWER HH ffl STORE IN Mffl t L*r<i on .thousandMai <1 rocvrdw! Iu tn* <im« ■utaeountyof Barry,c D. >*<7. al two o’eloek Io [” of Mortcagt*. oa vagi Wo Are Selling Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ; $4 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards. M) of tho'souih u*t*<gartariP4} 1 fuellon c usek»*r twenty on* (21 lof township num- umber lln*[VJ west^contalnlng tn *11 one henred and twenty (130J seres of land acoordins to th* inlted Stat** Survey, be th* same more *r les*. Thereupon netie* is h*r*»y given that by irta*of«aid *x*cution. I shall expue for sale nd 1*11 et th* North frontdoor of the Court House, hn /. (iildtag. being thirty (W) aero* of land at cording to the United but** aurvay. b* Ua a*= ^Dated Prairieville. De«. 37. ICT. Jai.«.*77-txi FRANCIS HOLDE>. Awign**. We Are Selling iboultl an) rjssbKrft’jsyrxs 33 ilatnteln U public al the Nortb tr□’uI tlty of llaatinn. &fea£5?: teeutb day ot August, in tea year o e thousand eight hundred and seventy. J. Winters of Dope, Barry county, and ihigan. in favor of Preaeis Holden of In the matter of the utai* of Albert E- Bull I* of Prairieville, county aid stale . •hkh said mortgage was duly recorded deceased. On reading and filing ,She dnly verified th**dre'll,, /.-j-rc . r tbe llesirt'.-.’ ■ l’e mlnletratioo ceouet orA. E. Bell Administrator of Itarry, aforesaid, on th* Ivth d of said estate on file in Ihl* court which he preys DJCT, at eleven o'clock io the ft may be exam tied suid allowed. "W" of mortgage* on page 28S. Thereupon t is ordered. That Tuesday the 2M gage ws* given to secure the p«: day of Janna next at 1C o'eloek in the forenoon, i.. . r...v>L. _______ Ft0? $4 5a> certain mortgage, bearing date the tweet of October, A. 1>. i—;. tio-ui:-; M Mr. StSK ncordrd ta tbe offle* of the KrgMler i a BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS. $2 75, $3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. $<Sr- Take advantage of this chance to save money by buying of us, besides Costing you nothing to see Grand Rapids.^jj^f 'y Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st., Grand Bapids. Make no Mistake in our Looatson—The Great Double Store. to sattefy the mount mortgage, with lute fOOCt. a* agent for tbe United aeb Sox ofTilu and Ointment. ~ liRK'mFiCTf^ THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD fiouowrs OfflTIBIT. 1877, at the hour ol one o'eloek ta th Ayer's Cathartic Pills, By ed to appear, at a session of said eourt.' then tc be Mass S iS KS.ES d»y of heart M’S Offi STORE. sass If the Pills itrwtione. The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG T^Dg, and has in stock cfnd daily arriv­ 022348483032534848483023234832 ing, a fresh and genuine Stock or Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggist’s Merchandise which he offers to the^ jjcoplc at greatly R^ “°^REJU£MBER,the Peo pie’s Drug S to r e is di­ rectly opposite Fmpirc Block. One door cast of SpauldingsDiptheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat, and Searle (A truoooi .] iwiTOwi Jatape of /4oM<«. iARDIAN'S SAXE. sw.ws ssyss , t of the estate ot Kila Lewis anil city) of ffiiaggqKSLSE”1 id Stats virtue WM! ran. all of tho as SSST^iS GKOltGL Palad.KaaUngs.-i NOTICE TO 9.9^MI^SIONERS ON ^Cowr^or^B mtK’J® Probate^Court for Jul^ 18,1876 Qeo. M. SavagcFtfc'C^s CoL *^?Ht**? •“’wurins any of these adverUse ■UBtawfllplmsettaLejrheroJlheyeaw theeani*. lent the aame to ua for examination and SmBMffiKKP POSITIVELY CURED. fcctive and conge­ nial purgative crer direovered. They are mild, but etfectual in their operation, moving the bowel* surely and without pain. Although gentle in tbeir operation, they are still the __ __ moat thorough and '■AUJl™ * — searching cathar­ tic medicine that can be employed: cleans­ ing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small doses of one pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and ft and desertbed u follows, to-witTlhu w««t half In th* stattar of the Batata of John Bredyland I!Si ft IU n»rth -st qu*rt« [Uf of Motion thirty dcoauad. MORTGAGE SALE• five M in township number two[2J north of rang* On reeding and flltag duly verified. tha adDefault bavin*been msdctntbecondttlonanf a eernine luj wen. contataing according to th* Uultad miniitratioii account of william M. Bnrreuxh* ex­ lua morliur. mad* and nrculv.) I-.m.i M. H.akc neighboring parts State* •urvay.utahtyitv] acres, b* ths ssmo more ecutor of uid estate on file ta thia court which he >l>4 wins.Mis- A Blake of tbe Town of Huttud Ointment, aa salt prey* may be examined and allowed. Thereupon It to ordered. Thaf Monday the 2nd Ja^yM^iSy^R 4 NCIMIOLDKN. Mortgsr**. A. D. ICT. aaC ------chatllM. and 62t r Ayer’s Adva. A, Undertaking .•bold atthsmaaafa.-tcry of Professor Hoi T a Co., New York sad by all rtvpcctahl*D. ts and Dealen In Medietas throushoui the Ore -A. . tossion of the probate eourt for lbs county of Barry, nt tho probate office, io the city of I; •:.. l S‘Sts holdtn on Wednesday, tbe71th day of December in the ?,-4S5K Sa SALE ON EXECUTION. f8 5°- EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FINE' OVERCOAT SUITS. Holloway’* Ad. Drug*, Etc. JSS; a. t. rr.i.-iunt. Judge of Probate. Stars or Micniaax. County of Barry, n w. 00 > ^Only $1O 00 and $12 00.'®* FRARCUl MOLDEX, si^.^HE^.v.r.sr give nolle* to Estat* of tbe | n.l the hearing the rder to be wblisbr Suit* Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits Deeswli > eonlalnad. and of Ute stalo tn tn an thal^srtd <t 'dmiaisti person* '.oterwtod in Wo Arc Selling Court House. In tbe r of Marry, and Kate aeewbrr* tbe Circuit endue to the big beet and battbiddar an Saturday b* M das of >*bruary A. D. 1«77, at one o’aloek n th* *ft*raoou. that being brtwun the hour of le* o'eloek and the Mttme ef the ranof that day. JOHN OCR ESS Y. Sheriff. Dated. K**ttap. Dee. »£. ICT. dM.tltT STATS Gharry. u At a it-iioa of th* Probata Coart fur tha County of Barry holdan at tha Probata office. ta tha City of Harting*, on Wednesday IbaZTth day of December Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. more than a quarter or a century, and ha«o obtained a world-wide reputation for their virtues. They correct diseased action in tion’i within their range can rarely with­ stand or evade them. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every­ body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled tbe best of human ekill. While llicy produce power­ ful effect*, they are, at the same time, tho safest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than tho common purgatives, and never give pain when the bowel* are not inflamed. Tlicy reach die vital fountain* of the blood, and strengthen the system by freeing it from the element* of weakness. Adapted to all ares and conditions in ail climates, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drag, these Pills mar Iw token ^ith safety by anybody. Their * co ___ War Claims Attorneys. Detroit. from their u*c ta nay quantity. ntaraxxD ar Dr.j.C.AYER 4 CO., Lowell, Ban, AU ORUflSISn forBook Printers. and Job Inks, rrantod of Superior .In tha JUMTOrUTRATOK^SALE. matter of tha eatata of ft atennan Parker Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & HALL, Commission Merchant* in Grain, Pork and Se EXCELSIOR r; MANUFACTURERS, n*^ CMKJA6O, D. D. MALLORI &C0 Whohmle Dwlan tn Mis. r'„ Dy Sealed � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-08.pdf 3292a0e969c35c885bc24af4ed8f2f20 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 73, HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY, 8, 1877. Ihe ^ejni-Weekly hBpliblicaji Bapjier 1== Doctor Aikin’s Double Column. READ READ. FOIE GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. County. Micbicnn. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION JiA TES OF AD VER TIS ING. . r&iMMiounMfcie JSt.t/n- I .JiCoUmnl i «jjoi LOT I «,M t W |* otj*) i rttoo li 01 3j.(X> 3 h |'lS.wT15.aj I Xoo [3 Column I ~9.W_J UM 117.00 |__&x00 ]i Column I «j» | 12 00 I*® Ou J MAO I S).t» 7 ^tft»»»nl ><VX>I Mtn I'MAO! MUM I 1M.0 •V* Btuinr^i Dire-lory Card", not exaaedinc lix line*, ffi.l” per year. MOM AHD BUSINESS CARDS AIKIN’H «r CHRONIC s f THIS I AND SURGICAL Gra&d Rapid. HARVEY WRIGHT, u>r attenlicn rirrn over Boaton Carn Stoi Ilartinf". Mich io £ xxiifitf ’ PHYSICIAN i SURGEON, / PHEKPOHT. BARRY COV.VTY, MIflJt. SV*6peoii! attention giren tn Di<ea«a of Wombi aud Ch Idrcn.Tia XXlltf A •i. 5V. RIKER. Jl h-HtE OF THE PEACE. Ganarnl Collection WiL UPJOHN. 'iriUih-'IAN A FVEQfcONV-oaee tttatoSU Ua>liMr<. Mkb. SALISBURY k HROSSEAL. DEALERS LN FUKNITUMB.Upbolatory Good*. DR. H. F. PECKHAM. BCLECUL’ PHTSICEAA AND SURGEON. Cedar tfrtrk. Harry tbsatp. JfteA. DELIGHT J. WOLF.B. D. x«45if rrvoiat ativatioa. A. P DRAKE, PHYSICIAN k SURGEJN.-Ofie. over F. Ackltar'* Drax Sura. SUl* 8L. llMlin«« Mi< Bariaw k Goodyear'* (tore. / ' ' tanylTS DR. C. RUSSELL, rWYHCTAXA SURGEON.--Ofieo over Jnliui RumII'. rture. Phoralx Bleak. Stela Straak LUCIUS RUSSELL, CHAS. H. BAUER. ITTORNET AT LAW AND FBOSBCUTING ATTORN BI fur B»rr» County. A ten I for Hetae Duorane* Co., of N. Y.. .nd Fmmux Insurance WM. BURGHER. IffilPliLartK: “d ISAAC W. V ROOM AX. )EP.-SHF.llOT. Deputy U.S. Manhal.G.n p. s. bowen; CtTIL ENGINEER. Count/Sarvejor, .nd Oene“,u C*art . JOHN Q. CRESSY. SHERIFF. Depute Conner EnrreyBraadG.nerel Ooaveyaaecr. OtBee nt the Coart Boom. _______ JauxI75 HOLBROOK, MES­ time when appropriations of dna character,. or any part thereof, if not drawn, shall by due course of law be transferred to the fund from whence they catue. Gtntletnen uf' the Seiuile and How of Rcprwntativft; ’ ASSESSMENTS AND TAXATION. WHOLE NO. 201 made a record of itself, as this would offoj demeans of detecting forgeries: Iftfcl were C?ona perhaps conveyances should b required to be executed in duplicate. I the same connection 1 suggest that th propriety of a legislative form fora cc veyanee, which should be short, aud t effect <5f which M a warranty or othenri aBsuld ha determined by law, might I considered. If onn deeds were short ai uniform, not only would tho expense conveyances and record bo reduce, but am confident our records would be 1 much better and more reliable shape tht_ they now ore. And Idesiretobairc you consider carefully whether the recoH ought to be. primary evidence at all. : is not such in aoinc states, but m eviden onhr when the failure to produce tho orii inuris satisfactory explained. Under 1 system, if there is anything wrong or si ' pieions in a man's conveyance he is ini ‘ jrated in not producing it, but may bt forward the record, in which the suspici । facts do not appear. The constitution prescribes a uniform rate of aaaessment ana taxation on proper­ ty at its cash' value. This applies to all property except such as pays a specific tax or is exempted from taxation by law. The design of this provision is dear and plain. It moans that taxation shall rent upon property equally, and that all shall bear its fair and just proportion of the ex­ pense of carrying on the gjveramant. The theory u correct, but the practice docs not conform to it. The inequality of assessments is a common complaint. Lands adjoining each other of about the same value, but situated in different conn­ ties, often arc listed for taxation on the assessment rolls at rates not at all similar. There is no pretence that any property is assessed tu the constitution requires at ib cash value. Go where you please about 81’EirAL COMMISSION. the State and you arc informed that asses­ • 1 am aware that modifications of mt sors assess property far taxation al only : importance, and of 3 radical natc about one-quarter or one-third of its mon- . affecting Jaws for the asree-ment and col­ cy value. 'I am advised that in some lo- i of taxes, and. laws for the execu­ calities where real estate has doubled and lection ‘ tion and rceixtratioD of conveyances ought thribbled the assessments from year to . to bJxmadc with great care, and only af­ year, instead of corresponding with the . encbancod price, have actaally been re- jter niukh thonghtful investigation. Bearei ing m mind tho time limited by custom duced and the property rated for assessfor a session of the Legislature and the pressure of buincss necemarily incident to its rite. Personal property is easily conit, it seems to me doubtful whether you cealod and the most of it escapertaxation. ran give there 'subjects, during your scs^ It is estimated that not one'teufL of this rion, that careful investigation that theif kind of properly pays any taxes what­ importance seems to demand. I thcre^ ever. In tadition to this, our system of fore Fugcrat that they be referred to a-spo-^ specific taxes has tho effect to virtually cial commission consulting of three men 0!’ release large property interests from nearly ability and experience to ccrefully put in i one-half of the amount they should pay, while exemptions by lav wholly release form and submit such amendments and changes as may seem desirable and wire, other classes of property from bearing anv for tho action of the Legislature hereafter. part of tho public burthen whatever. Tbe RTATS CAPITOL. result of it all is that property innounting Our State Capitobis progressing toward* to millions of dollars is partly or wholly relieved from taxation, and thus a great completion, and will in all probability bo ready for occupation before the next reg­ discrimination is made against that class ular session of the legislature. Yonr at­ of employments and industries whose tention has already bran called to tbe neeffects are visible and taxable and they in consequence pay very much more than their fair proportion of the public dues. The rule of justice and the fundamental further suggestion, that as soon ns may be, law arc both set aside and taxation is dis­ stops bo taken to have the grounds on tributed most unequally and unfairly. I which the building is shunted tastefully laid out and ornamented with trees, shrubs am conscious that it is quite impossible to ilerise any ryitcm that will fully equalise and flowere. With a liulc care and with­ tho weight of this burden ; I am also sen- out great expense the grounds,.which will ■sible that we should carefully guard against from time to time be vbited by consider­ injudicious proceedings tending to drive able part of the jioptthtion of the Slate may be made attractive and pleasant to a capital from the State, but certainly some most desirable degree. It further seems measures should bo immediately inauguralcd to better enforce tho provmonn of the to me that through the agency of the Ag« ricultural College, a most valuable and constitution and to correct this growing delightful botanical garden might be es­ inequality. tablished and maintained on the capital • TAX SALESAND TAX DEEDS. grounds. The population and wraith of Michigan places her in the front rant of tho State* 07 Moarot acroot, uppoulo tabors) Hathban of the American Union. With great nat­ ural resources developed by enterprise and culture, with the neeraaitiea of life abun­ dant, aud its luxuries easily attainable, wi^h a government emanating from the pcoH '•Uents aninm in the n m« the Doeturbrforoi pluand resting upon their confidence fur Ofier hour*. 0 a. m.to •import, with learning generally diffused, industry fostered, and religion neither fet­ tered nor endowed, with the largest liberty for all consistent with security for person inttMiii, end ba» many Urine wilt and property, the State teems with intel­ who owe life and health to him, after baring 1 np all hope of relief. Ula rrmediea are alma lectual and business activity, and steadily tellable, with taarvalona aflUaer relieving • advances in nil the element* that constitute action", purifyi. and be i. unI­ the highest civilisation. -—v*—■ .rrrallr relied upon n Representing such a commonwealth yon DOCTOR WHO CURES. have come from your homes and-your oc­ cupation* at the advent of the year, to frame new laws and modify bld ones, to nk ee hopolen rue. frumXh. Irandi meet such changes as time and the public welfare piny seen: to require.. I welcome you to the Capitol and am confident that with fidelity an? faithfulness you will give your brat energies to the proper accom­ plishment of tbo important work devolved l*?- r. A11; urr1 upon you. At such a time- it hecm* fitting and proper that wo should make devout ac­ knowledgment of our gratitude to Al­ mighty God for tbo growth and prosq>eri> ty of the State, the health nnd peace of the people, nhd the blessings both public and private which have b"--n so freely rvonrc»r» aud your curlo« me,” tKM-TUn TO HAVE vouch «nfed to us. pbyeleiBn." - ilwl have help, re, who. after a r hurl Irralni.ut [tract. I ear, sleep better. am given the pah lie iuaie.ent eviratmer: |» ceeulburly aoere^ful'• Tho public debt of the State is com-i panitivoly light, and provision is made through the sinking fund for its extin­ , guishincut even foster (hrn it falh due. ’ Within the ]«st two years the debt has » been reduced one hundred and seventy‘ eight thousand dollars, and repeated efi forts have been made to purchase and re­ to., of whatever name.-r nature, earemiiy »u^taU|fuli.y tire more of the outstanding bonds. The The Married or Hltude detlrtog aM or advice in any detiau? nuuu attempt, however, lias been unsuccessful, u-nlkia. and cure or dMewae. ronDdenUr ronenp ibe Doctor wim I the holders preferring not to part with the 'yuucBn’have taeect)opn«£t oTparfhet bmlth.’Ta**"ail otw 5 accuritiei even at a premium. This fact rmntlon. nrSllrplcui-iure-n w, bcMt^rUWUp^r^rar.-ia demonstrates the high credit which the ACortlont arr mrr<l whereo-.b-r • State maintains at home and abroad. It nCFORMITIl-X. . also proves the wisdom of a well eonsti. ; tuted sinking fund—gathering steadily, ' and without pressure means for the com­ faitf pleto payment; of the State debt. . In this connection I desire to call rour iPb|mo>l>. HyUro'-ric. Variroevlw.o-.e.. raCIcnKr eur.r.t > IS prvw:r<irUOM•" Tnirrter* prutn|»tiy kuppllrfl, Waite m«uy I ■ attention to the fact that by act of the orovrlalfi ua<loct»<l or badly trr«<e4 by nhyAlrlBn* li Legislature of 1875, $460,828.40 was A tbvsviMM,) !l la rlxhlBsd proper to eye plain trnua thu; I transferred Irom the Sinking Fund to the HOOD A.OVICE A>O GOOD Tit nS men who Lara received rroci oiticn b*d treatment and Imm, ; General Fund and in consequence no tax­ ation for the current expensta of the State : anil reunify, and make one a teaching: government was levied for tho yoara 1875­ 1 ■ ■ Ei■aor tlgtilb. Trnerm.ntipporter*. rre-; 6. As the amount thus withdrawn from tbo Sinking Fond is nearly exhausted, and JUDICIAL ClRCnTU. I am also of the opinion that our laws ta Dr. A Ikon, rhner in p*t*an or as no furthpr moneys can kc diverted from The judicial circuits of the State ought for the sale of lands delinquent for taxes i that fund at the present time without a tniclit, in many respects, be simplified and )at an early day to be reorganised with a plain violation of the Constitution, that improved. Now, if for any cause, non­ better regard to population and territory,, instrqnient expressly applying the moneys resident land is returned as delinquent for 1and thus secure a more equal division in now in such fund to tbe payment of the even a single tax, no mater how s^iall it the labor of the circuit judges. At pres­ . principal and interest of the’ State debt, the work in some circuits is hard much may be, the State within one year adver ent 1 ‘ until the extinguishment thereof, it will liscs and sells tho land, and at tbo expire- Igreater than should be imposefi upon a be incumbent on you to make provision tion of another year, if payment of the 1single judge, while in others it is light and by taxation for the general cxpcosca of lax it not made,- issues a deed of the 1really less than it ihonld be. The failure tbs State government. I allude to this premises which purport* to conver tho 'of the people of the State at the recent ’ also that yon may understand that tbe re' title absolutely to tho purchaser. Thous- 1election to vote u increase compensation to two, o.tconuaua, tnc Have i oaltr.toanr parser Uta coonlrv.wttli Cull and pli Vi^&euaat. wi,ri»-gws.J3& ; duction of L-ration for two years past was nnds of these taxldeeds arc made every year, 1the judges, is prehape in amcamiro due to ; simply temporary and for the purpose of and by far the larger proportion of them 1a fading that some of ihn circuits arc much absorbing a surplus of unappropriated when tested in tho courts are set aside and 1■maUcr than they really ought to be. - moneys that had accumulated in thcSinkdeclared void. They make uncertain CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. ing Fund from, legislation and not from titles, breed litigation, and often lead to Ope of the amendments to the Consti­ constitutional requirement. You will also expensive and vexatious suits. I submit ।tution, adopted by the'popular vote at the observe that tho receipts of the Treasury to you whether some plan cannot be de- > recent general election, authorises the Leg­ for tho same time from sources other than vised to remedy this system of flooding j taxes have been sensibly diminished. This tbo State with uncertain deeds of this char- ।islature hereafter to submit any proposed amendments to that instrument to the ia occaaionod by a largo falling off in the act er. A lieu upon awch lands in fkvor 1WJopla, to be voted upon al tho spring sales of public lands and to a consideraof tbo purchaser for the amount of the tax ,ebcuon. 'J'his change wilt giro opportu* able reduction made by the legislature of «'■>>« bmm.rfi.unw, .iU. two years ago in the speoific tax' imposed d.n>Mk court, lo erfora U>. lico bj i. to upon foreign insurance companies doing • al. rftUr»miK.uftcr>hu>H ofweh li b yw fr<* fnnjth, business in tbis State, ns well aa to the n time as would waul wwiwapwtag.awuiI ikarfHutegUM^ . »u — stringency of the times and to other causes. f.iluie lo p.y .u o<d Ih. oou^Mooo of jrrtmi, eonjoc, 10 . With this diminution i n revenue and mere inodvertuoo it ing than ludrertuo. or „ other otko like bk. cause, orae, fe th„ heretofore, hm<ofmi of j,, of tho merit* of the 1 the necessary return to direct taxation for WHO. to to, would bo touch mon juo to propnilion to b. rotod on. Su:h UMod- I general purposes, it is plain that you all parties and save much and manta, mnr.h of nf the tho work work__ ______ !.. . . at a general. dection, . « are ' submitted should exercise a strict economy in appro­ expense incident to our present system. apt ter be lost eight of in the heat of D*r- 1 priations aud avoid all extravagant and ex­ cessive expenditures of the public money. CONTEYANOZS AND THE RECORD THERE. tisan strife. Original schemes of any nature involving COMMON SCHOOLS. large outlays should bo avoided and the It ha* been the cheriahod policy of thifl Year attention is also requested to the State, witbout narrowneM or parsimony, laws regarding tho conveyance of lands State to furnish focilitira for the education should exemplify in every department such and the record <-f conveyances. No sub­ of every child within it* boundaries. The ; prudence as tne circumstances of the times ject is more important: the man of large frsmere of tbe constitution provided for » seem to demand. meant is often concerned to the extant of syotem of free schools, and their descaod-j I nm advised that a large balance now all be pMMSsra and the laboring man anta have developed that policy until now1 remains in the State treasury to the credit may have his little all invested in his ample opportunity for a free education is of certain special appropriations heretofore homo, the security of which depend* upon afforded to all who may desire tn ara2. made from time to time by the legislature the protection these laws give htm. That thentselvea of its benefit, not ody in tha for various objects. Some of thesd appro­ they are defective ano afford groat facilities common branches of learning, but also in priations were made several years ago, and for frauds is well known and that serious tho high®-greats of finished and classical the money now on hand is n remainder frauds are often committed by means of culture. With- 6,000 common left after the,-object of the appropriation bad them is notorious. The acknowledgment been accomplialied and paid for. As the of deed* is quite too much a matter of maintained at a cost of three and law now stands this money cannot be miliiaw of dollar*, and 350,(M»0 I drawn from the treasury, not even for tho m regular attendance, every aim : object for which it was designed: without fed Chat upon die influence i r defied the akillvf otter andJ tb *wmlnrty'orurehle la rocree.Cifl mode of treat mrc>.l THE VICTORY IS WON I ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR For full Particulars call and see my splendid stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy Competition. COME A-TS'JD — . Hastings. Jnne i2, /39 INSTITUTE DISEASES. '•* The Doctor*. LteatioD I. most etiaible. central ronv.nfeut nt ____ by Dr.' A*! n ii’.'fur'i'her »tsi» ninln* and my heal jirae. tt> convince th» mo- ATTORNEY AT LAW und Solicitor in Chanel <IF.<— in I'ni.in IttnrL- Avar Ita.lnw *■ <i<wwlva> EVERYBODY ! ! READ REMEDIAL roll TBK CUKE OF GOVERNOR’S INAUGURAL SAGE. SEE shall add to MEI JOHN STAWTsFaY- I grantor and th. bfidalAaroote oftheofifor yoar aconsideration auggaot whether on original might the propriety of enacting law fixing a ’cer. not beI UediTtbe recording t.^cc and^U im«ie.vmtawe. I , 1 bIbo Unirarrity b a wraret �Tho nsvf prison was designed to be what ita num* implies, a houre of correction students congregate within ita walla from where criminals not badly depraved, who have edmraitted crime under circumstan- heat and passion of great political excite­ ment, in die ambition for power and plaoe, the induoament to secure raoeeas even by chicanery and fraud is great, and cannot be too strongly guarded against. More stringent measures should be adopted to prevent the bribing of clecton and the corrupt use of money as a means fbr buying or influencing votes. The Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, Produce, Etc. tions, but submit them all to your delib* crate judgement as the recommendations of.one whose thoughtful, careful, and un­ selfish consideration of the interests of the State entitles him to speak with an author­ ■uxdud of iu ao«llc»ee k~p* F“* ** —more particularly young men convicted ity beyond that which is conferred by the tha highest demands of culture. I behave of a first offense might be withdrawn from official position. If, on reflection, we the association of old offenders and hard ­ its efforts to promote good scholarship and should find ourselves in any particular profound learning will, be heartily seconded ened criminals, and placed under a disci­ differing from him in judgment, lam pline designed lo accomplish their refor­ confident we shall find his general conclu­ mation. I am aware that no system has NORMAL SCHOOL. ' sion wise and prudent, and shall do well with severe punishment, and more vigori been devised through which wo can hope I may add that tbe Normal School, at ' to restore even the most of our criminals ous and effective taws should be enacted to to keep them in view in all our delibera­ Ypsilanti, with its able and experienced 1 to lives of honor and usefulness. Still, I prevent the practice, now too frequent, of tions. instructors, annually trains a large number Letting large sums on tho result of an CONCLUSION. of persons in the art of teaching, and thus ' It is well to remember that in treatment a fair proportion may bs per- election. < And now, as we enter upon the admin* greatly contributes,to a higher and bettor manently reclaimed if surrounded jvith former periods wherever such corrupting istration of the duties which the people of ! standard of education. proper motives and incentives. The in*. >influences were permitted in a government the State have enjoined upon us, let us SCHOOLS or MECHANIC ARTS. cul cation of habits of industry, moral and of < tho people violence, anarchy, and a de­ remember that the importance of the work ot free institutions followed. Our demands our best services. We are, for It seems to me desirable that the scope religious . training, schooling and books are struction < of the University, or some other of our elements in the accomplishment of this 1State election taws are in many respecw a brief period, at the head of a popular ond should receive your careful government, whose welfare 'rests largely educational institutions, should be enlarged work. The importance of proper efforts defective ’ In the registration of electors upon tho fidelity of its public servants. so as to embrace a department for practical to reform convicts is shown in the fact attention. i time should intervene, between the With keen vigilance thoroughly, inveatii instruction in branches of learning con* that tho average duration of imprisonment more i of closing ths registration and the day gate for yourselves every subject of legis­ netted with tho mechanic arte. Skilled is only about 3| years. The great body day ' labor is one great want of tha country. It nf them soon return to ths community of ' election, so that opportunity may be had lation. Insist upon honesty and economy ascertain the right to suffrage of any everywhere in the State service. Avoid readily commands work at good price*.. I‘ from whence they came, if not reformed, to 1 names appearing on th* list. the creation of unnecessary offices,aand the ia said that the Improved labor resulting to repeat their crimes and renew their doubtful 1 from schools of this character established depredations on the public. I trust that Election boards should be so organised and lavish expenditure of monay- Enact whole­ in Franco enabled that country to carry in the organisation of the new prison its constituted as not to be composed exclu­ some laws to devebplhe resources of the eerily tha heavy weight of taxation imposed special design may be borne in mind, and sively of men of one political party; it State and build up 15 institutions, end upon it by reason of tho Franco-Prussian I suggest that tho several Boards having is but fair and just that the opposite party you will have discharged your duties in a war. We have resource* which need charge of tho State Prison, the State have st least a reprreentative on the board. manner worthy of rememberanoe. I scientific and skillful artisans for their House of Correction, and the Reform Provirion should also be made that pen shall be happy to co-operate with you in developemcnt, and they ought to have School, be authorised to meet together, at sons who are candidates for office should all legislation which shall serve to accom­ thorough training to prepare them for thia times to be designated by law, and jointly not be canvassers of the vote* given for plish these ends. . work. Wo fit men for the practice of law determine upon sueb general arrangement or against themselve*. They are interested CHAS. M. CROSWELL. and of medicine, and why should wo not for the government of the prisons and the parties who might be tempted for their Executivr Offiob. fit them for the practice of.those great in­ transfer of prisoners from one to the oth­ own benefit into injustice and fraud. Tbe Laniing, January 8th, 1877. dustries so important to our prosperity er as to them may seem expedient and taw does not usually allow men to proand wealth. “ Such instruction will make1 wise, or if thought best, these Boards boudm judgment in case* where they are our nation richer by making our artisans1 might be consolidated into one small Board directly concerned, and there should cer­ more tasteful and skillful, and by develop­‘ having control ofall the prisons. Through tainly be no exception in ascertaining and ing tho latent talent of the industrial1 this agency defects of administration msy determining the result of hotly contested classes. Without this cultivation no peo­ be corrected, criminals classified and their elections where rivalry is great and prej­ I. DKWKT, ple can aspire lo become a firet-class man*1 treatment made to accord more fully with udice bitter. Place* for the vending and * ufacturing nation, nor will they be able to' the re<^uirments of justice and eblightaned sale of intoxicating liquora ought to be H astings, Miob., Jab. 8,1876. closed on tho day of the election. Whab compete succcosfully with the products of humanity. over diveraity of views there may be in ■killed industry in thtf great markets ef CRIME AND CRIMINAL LAWS. GOV. CRO8WELU8 MESSAGE regard to prohibiting or restricting the the world. Mechanics are the sinews of I doubt very much whether the rapid liquor traffic generally, it seems to me our commonwealth, and deserve the high­ est consideration of educators." * White I accumulation of convicts in the State Pris­ that no one will question the propriety of Tho special attention of every reader is would in no sense disparage classical or on is due wholly as is generally supposed making our elections as tar as possible free professional studies, I would not omit to , to a corresponding growth of crime in our from ita baneful influence. It is a fact directed to tho very able message of Got. cultivate that genius which enriches and i midst. On examination I apprehend it that intoxicating liquor* are sold in the Croswell, herewith printed. It is, we have beautifies our homes, which gives us mills will be found in some degree attributable1 immediate vicinity of many of our voting co doubt, indicative of the policy that will and machinery aud all thorn appliances of to the character and administration of the' places, and that men are to be seen about be peraued by our law makers this session. science and art so efficient in ministering criminal law. A greater majority of the1 tbo polls exercising the Lighest prerogaconvicts are in prison for larcany, and tivo known to freemen, partly or wholly We regard all the; suggestions wise, and to the wants of man. most of them for stealing sums of but lit* 1 intoxicated. These cases may not be nu- worthy of careful consideration, and c»AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AND AGRICCL tie more than $25. Others are there Mr' mcrous, yet the importance of our election1! ptcially those in regard to the election TURNoffenses against property where the value1 and the general good of the community ‘laws, and tho liquor question. Our space I rejoice that the Agricultural College was even lea than the sum I Irive stated. ' seem to demand that the surroundings ia steadily advancing, and has become more A. an instance, I am fDldlliat a man is 1 shall be such that the elector may exercise forbids further comments, but wo do hope thamever thoughly iodentified with that serving a term of year.* in the prison 1 tne most sober and deliberate judgment. every elector in Michigan will read this important interest fqi*whose benefit it was whose only offense was forging an order ' Most assuredly everything that tends to meaaaee. created. Agriculture is our principal in­ for 82. If he had stolen that sum, the deprave and corrupt the voter, should bo dustry, and whatever tends to promote it moral guilt would have been just as great, excluded from tbe vicinity of tho polls. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. is of advantage and value. It is gratify­ but the punishment of a milder and dif­ LIQUOR LAWS. ing to observe a marked improvement in ferent character. I am also informed that At the recent general election, tho pro­ Lansing House. Lansing, Micb., 1 the interest taken in farming. The or- a person recently served a term in State . January 4, 1877. J ganixation of agricultural elute and socis- Pnaon for the larceny from «dwelling­ virion of the constitution prohibiting the tie* has awakened discussion and quickened house of an article worth leas than a dollar,’ legislature from authoriiring the grant of inquiry into the best methods of pursuing the gist of the crime under the law con­’ license for the sale of ardent spirits or other would probably be tha ease, tha House of this laudable occupation. The result is sisting not so much in what was taken as’ intoxicating liquors, by a vote of the peoimproved culture and drainage, a Greater is the place from which it was taken. Ir pie, was stricken out, and full power is now Representative organised on Wednesday, i vested in the Legislature to license, re* by the election of Hon. John T. Rich of variety of stock, tho more frequent use of submit for your serious consideration labor-saving machines, and ootter farms whether in some eases the taw does not, strict, or prohibit this traffic, in such man­ Lapeer county as Speaker. He is a fann­ and farm-houses, with a growing tendency permit the punishment of the State Prison’ tar as it may deem expedient and wise. ‘ Tho taws now in force upon, this subject er, has had the experience of two tonne as ■ to give just prominence and more influence for offense* too trivial in their nature, and - to a pursuit which preceded all others, whether some of the distinctions of which were enseted by your immediate prcdecess- Member of the House, is a man of decided and is as honorable ana useful as any which important difference* in punishment ajre' ora, and have been in operation but a short ability, and will make a good presiding of­ time. Tn fact, hardly a sufficient limo has ficer. The other offiem of tho House man can follow. made to turn are not altogether too finely , elapsed since their validity was affirmed STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL. are, Clerk, Daniel L. Crocman of Ingham drawn for such serious consequence*. The . by the Supreme Court, to give them a fair The State Public School with its 285 apparent injustice of sentences of this kind‘ trial. The sale of intoxicating liquor* as a county; Sergeant-at-arna,.y. R. Childs of “waifs," nearly all ofwhom were taken from is made the ground work for burdening the ' beverage, is aa evil of great magnitude Washtenaw county; Enrolling and En­ the corrupting influence of poor-house Executtive of tho State with applications ( producing a large amount of wretchedness, graving Clerk, H. R. Hurlburt of Ingham associations, ia a publie charity peculiar to for clemency. It would seem as though an pauperism and crime, and it should be county. Michigan. No one can eompare the con* investigation of this subject might lead to ( kept under such guards and .restrictions as dition of these children in.the healthy at­ an improvement in the law, remedying in_ will moat effectually prevent its bad results. In the Senate, Jamon H. Stone of St. mosphere of this school with their former some measure these finely drawh destino' I do not believe that a license law would condition in the posr-housa without real­ tions in crime, and perhaps, result in sub­ ’ be any-improvement on the present taxing Frisby of Hillsdale, Engrossing and En­ ising the excellence and worth of this stituting a larger sum than the law irew noble charity. To secure and maintain prescribes « the destination between grand* system, nor do I believe that ajlicenso law rolling Clerk, and Charles H. Perkins of would be any improvement on tho present the success ofthis institution, the declared and petit larceny. Grand Rapids, Sergeant.at-arms. taxing system, nor do I believe that the object of its creation should be constantly t REFORM SCHOOL. These office™ are all men well fitted for people of the State, by their recent vote, borne in mind, to-wit: to provided for Nothing is mor* significant than the im­* intended that the one should be abandoned their respective positions, and we have no such children only temporary homes until proved, condition of the Reform School. • for the other. I suggest therefore, that doubt will perform their duties with credit homes can bo procured for them in fami­ Not long since it wm claimed that the boys 1 such defects as may have been found in lies. No training that institutional life eould not be kept in tills mttablfohmqnt to themselves, and to the entire satisfac­ 1 the working* ef the existing taw, be rcme* can afford, however good, is so well adapted without inclosing it With a tffJ&sive prison ' died by ammendment and that it remain tion of the Representatives and Senators, to a child as a homo in a respectabls fami- wall, and a large appropriation was asked* io force, to the end that that its power to by whose votes they were choeen. •* Sen­ ‘ ly. Borides, these children as soon as pre­ for that purpose. Now btra and bolls are I limiv-ind.lesscn the evils of intemperance ator ” Rice presides as of old, over the pared lor homes ought to give place in the removed; even the “high board fenoe"tbat 6 may be more fully and fairly tested. Senate fire department, and the Mes­ institution to others. W e have still in ths surroanded the building hae disappeared, LEGISLATION. poor-houses of the State 650 chi’dren grow­ yet discipline is much belter and eseajxa senger Boy‘a fsca.are most of them faA n»mber of year* experience as a ing up amid indolent and depraved paupers, are less frequent. The boys arc teld by . member of the legislature, satisfies me milliar. under circumstances well calculated to fit Lieut. Governor Bastion is presiding in ’ that too often important measures arc poetthem for criminals or permanent depes- results arc of a mo*t| ‘ jtoDed until a late period in the session, the Senate to the satisfaction of the Sen­ and the* Crowded to a passage with un* ators, and will do no discredit to tho high While mindfal of its duty ih the ehict-' duo haste. In this way cnida imperfect, meat of laws fbr tbe rsgulsdowof SOtiSly i। knd sometimes dangerous legislation takes position for which he was selected with so York impressed with the importance of the encouragement of learning and tbs• place, I therefor urge that yon require much unanimnity,' by the Republicans of this subject that recently they prohibited by law the sending of children to the ’ your eummittees who visit tho state in- tbe State. to care for her unfortunate children.■ solutions, to investigate them thoroughly poor-houses of that State, and required We hear it generally suggested that tbe ' and at M e*tiy day, to the end that all county officials to place all over two years able Senator from Kalamasuo county, and empliflod in the i of age in families or private asylums. ■ the important measures of tho session may • be prepared and considered with as little Provisions through the agents of the State for the treatment ’ delay as may bo coniiatentwith a deliborBoard for the Suicrvirioa ef Charitable the erection of the new asylum al PontiacJ ate and proper understanding thereof. Instiutious, or through an angeaev express­ selected as President pro tem. of tbe 8cn> fbr ministering in an appropriate manner' ’ There is also a tendency to legislate to ly created for the purpose, ought to be to all within its bounds thus sadly afflict­ - much. Stability in our taws is desirable, ate, and it would bo 4seloction| ia every made to imisediatelp secure the putting ed. A like careful regard is also shownj, and changes should not be made without out ofsuch children as now remain in our in the liberal provision for tbo education of■ good and sufficient cause. It is some­ At tho Senatorial Caucus last evening, the mutes and the blind, through the in­' timeej’better to bear the ills we hare than Hon. Thomas W. Ferry, was re-nominated strumentality of the excellent establish­' to fly to those we know not of." able to any one looking toward the multi­ by the vote of every Republican member plication of State institutions for their ment at Flint. I commend, without hesitation, these RECOMMENDATIONS OF RETIRING 00 V- of both Houses. It was a deserved com­ EBN0B. humane institutions to your confidence pliment, aud meets the approbation of tho PRISONS. 1 I have thus briefly called your attentionand to your fostering care. to the general policy which seems ' to me Republicans of the S'ate without a dissent-* The State Prison is crowded, having ELECTIONS. Under our system of government, fair1 be afforded by the transfer of a portion of and untrammelled suffrage is of vital im­■ portance. Tho whole direction of publici affairs, the authority to make or unmake। ’ ■ cupaucy. It must, however, be bon mind that tha State has a number of ' TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to Ml, Ml l FEM’S. We were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. . - mmus From all glass, to [Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery All Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at spirit, p^ee 4 pifEsroif'S. Hasting,. Dec. 14th, 1876. readers of tbe Banner the coming week, we will not say more concerning it, until xxtSOwi. THE ENEMY OF SIIEA1EI THE FOE OF PAIN our readers have a knowledge of all its in­ TO MAN AND BEAST trinsic excellencies. I* ftvGrud Old To-morrow morning Gov. Croswell will deliver his Inaugural to a Joint Tonvim*tion of the two Houses, after which the Legislature will adjouru until Tuesday WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF evening, to give the presiding officers a 40 YEARS. chance to arrange the Standing Commit­ THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL tees. ‘ D. NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO The “IronT’rsil.” PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ the Atehison Topeka and SantaFc Railroad IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD aud of the boautia, scenery and pleasure TO ITS MAGIQ TOUCH. A ROT* resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym TLE COSTING Me., Me., or 81.00. Crinkle," the musical anil dramatic critic HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF of the New York World, sent free on pa- A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ plication.togcthcrwitb the SanJuanGuide, ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS mape and time tables of this new aud pop­ MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchison xx45yl to Poebto, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mine*. Tho finest line of Pullman Sleepers on the eoctincnt between the Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Anderson, MUSTANG LINIMENT, DHir CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT Dldalecti, Pwrifles, Beallu, aaS John Stanley Bella better and cheaper Tea, than any other House in the city. WANTED—Our pay at once, it will Win keep your Honea aud Stock la Order eave you trouble. . wise in the conduct of State affaire, nbMTIT NEVER FAILS! Try it Onoe-Sta Smith, Manec A Proton. staining, except in * few special cases to go The extraordinarily able message of xxi46tf beyond a mere outline. My predecessor Gov. John J. Bagley, was road this morn­ Wann, winter gloves, a large lot far sale who has bo acceptably and useftilly for ing to tbo Joint Convention, by his Pri­ FERRAND WILLIAMS A 00. cheap. Come and jee them. John Stanley. two terms occupied the chair of State, has DvtroiL Michi vate Secretary, Major George H. Hopkins ven in detail the rccommendationa which s experience has commended to his judgment. His atteation to State affairs E a as aoon u it is proUbilitiai are •Me & uns rSdl^pZuSfch^rilriJ^ Oym «. that I shall not venture U; go “Skiaid �[he JJejni-Weekly hepiibl icaphapjier. PHICIAL IF Uli! HUT V. POST OFFICE TIME CARD Saltern. at 7:17 a. M. *'«ttr5,ill-ar a. 0 aitins* and Lowell—ArriTe dally. except Sunday, at 12.-00 m.: have at L-OT p. m. I*. O'l-North Irrinr. Filtnore. Downs. Allo. daitinn and Battle Creek—Arrive Tuesday Thunday and Saturday at 12 tn.; leave al L30 pt. m. P. O'*-Baltimore, Bedford, John*town. Uaitinciand Woodland—Arrive Tueiday. Thunday. and Saturday at 1 p. m. leave al 2 p. m. Haiiins*. Cedar Creek and Hickory Cornere-Ar­ rive W edneeday and Saturday at 12 B4 leave at 1 4.M.XBVINB.P.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Jadpe < /Z*r*M>», u.......................... R C Priedle Sheri/.— John Q. Creevy Veder-Sherif.^^. —-I. W. Vreomaa .-•ver* Sherjf......... .......... ■ , Wa Tinkler Cleat* Ctor*— ..................... —-W. H. Powers Troerarer,——...............— MtloT. Wheeler —-------- ----- —------- John Hotchkue /*•••• rarie* .<Herne*....—C II Uauer ZVeaMee Maeder.—.. ...—.....■ A Holbrook ... }-t'EtJ Leeal* Snr re*or,.... ............Jraak 8 Bowen zlroi'n (.bataieeioaer...... ...—....... J W Honihtalio —Porter Burton. Curtie Perm- STRANGER’S GUIDE CITY LOCAL R- R. TIME-CARD DayExpreuat ' lt44 r.M. Niehl Expreee.................................. IMO r. a. Atlantic Exproa* (SatardayaadSundaye».t» r. M. Way Frei<bt at .... IfcJOx.M. ooixa wait. MaU Train at3tl5 P. W. Pacific Exprc** at .... dASa.M. WayFreliht..............................................Iffiflr.M. All train* daily except Sundaye-exeept ar perilled above. T. J. Bcm. Station Arent. ------ Mi—। ■ s TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. Pimple*—Abbott A Co. To Coniumptivee—Abbot A Co. ■rron of Youth—Abbott A Co. Apple* Wanted—W. 8. A B. Shriner. Diaeolulion Notice-W. W. A W.C.Kelley. Cold. very charming picture indeed-an ornament In any quantity at the Cider Mill of W. 8. 1 B. Shriner, Jefferson street, Hastings, for which tho highest market price will be paid. xxi74tf Caaraxaut—Although the firm of H. A. DeLand A Co., manufacturer* B. DeLand A Co.’s But Chemical SalaratJ^ha not been Look at this! Train has brought me a well ■ assorted stock of BooU, Shoes, and Gaiters for the I summer and fall trade, which I will sol! way down low. for Cash. I also seU the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ I also sell Well & have been in poor health, and for the past year dles and Machine Oil. Cistern Pumps. or more very feeble. My health continued to J. Mavs dr-line, and my flesh and strength wasted Opposite the Post Office xxlltf Hastings, Mich. up stairs without great exhaustion. 1 suffered from frequent and distressing attacks of pal­ Notice. pitation of the heart, my food diatressea me, Farmers please take notice that I have causing atcidity and pain in the stomach ; and I suffered from extreme nervousness, consti­ bought out the interest of Calhoun & pation and liebiliiy of tha system generally, Beckwith, in ,the hotel barn and you will my blood being thin and poor and sluggish in find it to your interest to call and flee me. xxi51tf J. W. Bbock. circulation and I was for years suffering all the tortures of a confirmed dyspeptic. About CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To six months since I concluded I would try a Smith, Manec k Preston's and settle to •avc-costs. much benefit from it that I purchased five bottles more", and have continued to use of the Srnrr until quite recently It has restored as good as new. My digestion is good and my weight has increased in the past four months from one hundred and twenty to one hundred and thirty-eight pounds; my strength has fully improved, and I can truly say I owe it popaia and debility to giro it a trial, hoping it will do them as much good as it ha* me. Youn very truly, ’ w2 Mrs. 8. B. Bxxi*. At tho regular anryld election of officer* for Rathod grange, NIL 145, held st their Grange Hall on the evening of Saturday, 23d ult., th* following person■ were choien to a«rv* for the evening. Greenbacks are worth ia coin 03| cent* on the dollar. Commodore Vanderbilt, the great railroad king, is dead. Don't fail to attend tha doeatioa party on Wednesday evening. . Read the able and interesting message of Gov. Charles M. Croswell. The Message crowds out a comment on the retiring County Officer*, fbr which we hope soon to find room. Overaoer—Harry Healy. Chaplain— John E. Whittemore, Steward—Samuel Healy. Aaatetant Steward—Will. W. Brown. Lady Assistant Steward—Mr*. Horse* Cow­ ell. A Treasurer—Huron Healy. Lecturer—Elksnah W. Morford. Secretary—William Dudley. I’omons^fr*. John E. Whittemore. Resolutions of Condolence. A. Card. We take tbui opportunity of informing tho public, that we will safely and radical­ ly effre all cases of pile*, without the use of knife or ligature. No qure, no pay. E. F. A I. W. Bbown. HASTIXQ8, Dec. 21, 187G. xxi68tI The man who bought one box, and got three, may learn something advantageous by calling on Mrs. Hand. How about the Bolognas? W. J. It* Michael Grace is happy, and why hould' ho not be. Hi* new place of bus­ iness is a favorite re«ort for the public, and as a matter of course he is reaping ■ rich harvest Remember the place, first door east of Em. Busby’s Barber shop, north side of State street. xxi66tfB4. Special Notipes leheatk' were adopted ■ouio errup eioaa; ana n by the ■amn medicine in connection with Sehenek'* Eea Weed Tonie and Mandrake pill*, one or both, eeeajoyed uninterrupted forty year*, ru lappon- absolutely naewaanr to nenonaUy see Dr. Schenck unlw patient* wi«h their lunr* examined, and for th.Trolj. for |>% •tear and brogtifui: al*o initraotiol 'RTCONSTJIPTTVEST .§ : £ s$s$20r‘2‘"“r»,'r'<5-K4' “VEGETINE,” VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETtNE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE kt Blood Purifier. Wilt cure til* worst raw of Scrofula. word case* of Canker. Oimplto and Hamor* from lb* fkca. Uta cwtwc of une represent largely the best cntcrpniing andprogesrivc minds of the country. Persons who arc interested in pure politics, the ad­ vance of aicnce, and the progess of opinion, will find their demands met by The 7rtbune, X.-PUBLIC APPROVAL AND PROSPERITY have rewarded the inde pendentjand Bclf>n»pect eoerse of The Trib­ une. It has a larger and stronger corps of earnest workers among its friends than ever before, and constantly roocivcs from old and new roadent words of encourage­ ment. Effaetnally euro* Kidney Complaint. I* tho groat remedy tor General Debility. Vwtflne Is Sold by all Druggists, Primary Meat Market. on hand. Meo Poultry, Excursionists, Liniment. Game. etc. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Fresh Fish, CENTENNIAL Ml IW227 ? f ? ’ Tocum* Excvwov Ticxira at greatly re,l-~^J —K- _Lt-U_________ _ — ~ . Cash PaM tor H0G8 fir PACKDiG. Fails, giving passengers, from the train, A Market one door West of J. P. Robesta wonderful panoramic view of the Ml*hty Orest Rapid*, and Drug Store. V. LEINS. xxi52tf. Coaches are ftirnished with tbe Winehell Patent Ventilator, ensuring With it* <»n To Use WorUlnc Claw.-We ar* bow pre­ pared toftanMaUeliwM* with mnstant emsto- Prmary Erie lallws Brink for sale at «Y yard. Section 23d, Rudand. Hknby L. Newton. Djc. 5th, 1876. xxi64tf EXCURSIONISTS io their Season. Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. Hl^ School. QKNKBAL CHABACTKB. The general character” of The Chicago Tribune is too well established to need recaptiulation. In its news department it is second to no paper in the United States. The Weekly Edition contains a carefully prepared summary ofthe news *f the weak, brought down to the hour of going to press. Literary, political, financial, social, and agricultural topics will constitute, a* here­ tofore, leading xeatures of the Weekly Editon, and no pains will be spared .to in­ crease ita attrctivenoo* in these deport­ ments. Ita market reports are unsurptMed, embracing all the information which farmers require for the intelligent transac­ tion of business, both as sellers and buyer*. (POSTAGE FIIEE TO THE BUB8CIBER.) The Weekly Tribune is a 1*TR° rightp*ge sheet, of the same sise as The Daily Tribune, consisting of fifty-six column* of Fir* eeele^ope rear. ...---------- 12 OS closely printed matter, and, as a Family Newspaper, and in its general makamp ia ------------------ !• unsurpassed by any paper in the land. Great Reduction in Price. . the TriLuue will be furnished, postage paid during the ensuing year, at the follow­ ing rates, payable in advance: Weekly Tribune, per copy, $1.25 ; Club of ten, $11.00; Club of twenty Zone dollar per copy) $20.00 ; Daily Tnbune, per month, $1.00 Tri-Weekly, single copy, $6.00; Tri-Weekty, elab* of five, $25.00; letter. Tri-Weekly, per month, 50 ; Sunday iAue, greet double sheet, literary and re­ THE TRIBUNE, ligious, per year, $2.50; Saturday issue, 12 NEW-YORK pages, splendid paper, per year, $2.00. 70t3Specimen copies mat free. Give Foot­ ' office address in full, including State and County. Remitanoee may be made either by draft, express, Post-office order, or in registered letters at our risk. Addre** THE TRIBUNE COMPANY AU kinds of FRESH and SALT Meats Corner Madison and Dearborn-si*., Chica­ go, IIL na tn the Back. ERRORS of YOUTH. vox rvt-n moxvw»(m« doHur »an exquisite oleo­ graph chromo. "Look al Me Mamma" a com­ panion piece to “Fast Asleep" and "Wide Awake."only mote beaniiftil and valuable than they. This oloognph we have received, and regard it as one of the beet chromes ever jnmud,w« ceota^xpositipn IteUavM Falettem at th* Stomach. Hiottnn. 9W •12 Battore* tbe entire vystetn to* heal thy condition. I -111 mail On Monday of last wook tbe patrons of Rut­ land Grange, No. 14b, had a grand good time. ■* The Nxw YoaKSavraxuv JouaaaL is now the Leading Literary Paper of New York,'' a verdict we can cheefully endorse. It and* to it* attactioc* by beetowbig a* all subscriber* The Bat Patter for the exhibition Wilt eur* Dyspo^iia addrsaaed. Schenck* medteinto are «old by all draught* ' 72w 4 . City, N. Y. to chronicle such event*. Newapapv. I— IT PtJBL IBHES ALL THE NEWS. Tho sen **nt of do man and the slave of no party, it can afford to and 8oes Twenty Weeklies for $20, PoetoM tell the truth about oilPeid. IL- 1T IS IM PAI ITIAL AND INDE­ PENDENT. Bcliev/ngi* intelligent suff­ PBE8TDBMTIAL KL1CT10N. rage, it aims to furnish voters the fullest The country has passed through a fiero* UENTEN’L and fairest information, to qualify them Presidential contest, and the result has been for the wisest discharge of their responsi­ left in a rtangerous and unsiisfactory ttaaadcomplwcbiriorv pnbi^■KUTSFS, bility. shape, on account of tho unprecedented HI.—IT IS, AS IT ALWAYS WA4 closeness of the election, the angry disputes ESSENTIALLY REPUBLICAN, fl as to the votes of certain States, 'and tho may quarrel in tho future, os it has done TO ADVERTISERS. errors of Republican Fend for our MXCIIICAS UWT. Fentfreeon in the past, with appHeatlon. Addrjee GEO. r. nuWKta. A CO. leadens or corruptions in the Republican party; but it can never cease to bo true lo GOV. HAYK8 MLXCTXD. SkarReady for Agents—Ths Republican principles, and especially to From the best light before it, The 7rithose golden doctrines of civil service reform 'hard mouey, tbo sanctity ofthc No» bune believes that Haye* has received 185 Electoral votes against 184 for Tilden, tionxl faith, and equal justice to all classes and is therefore entitled to be in*ngnrat«tj grvatAay* etc. Frwltaaely Ulwatrated, Uor- at the south, which formed the corner­ President on the 4ch of March, 1877t afflarsswfUsx'STKJ'KSv./K stones of Gov. Hayes’s admirable letter The hipest good of tbe South, as well aa particular*. Thli 1« «»• chance of iMyeontO of acceptance. of the North, would be beet promoted by • IV.—ITS MORAL TONE IS PURE his occupancy of the Executive Chair. catfrlo'«r-«e"oi DewIreOror.- AND ELEVATED. The family cirel. ■DXNGKtt OF ANOTHEB WAJU is never profaned by anything which ap< But there are grave apprehensions that ■aatwre book* ammin* to be *' Official.” and tellla< whatwUfhappea h Au<mm aM *ey<e«aM er. pears in the coltunnm of Tha lYthune. a ruffianly, ravenous crowd ofoffice-seeker* V—THE CHOICEST STANDARD K resort to lawlea* and violent mean* to > AND CURRENT LITERATURE of the ct the defeated candidate into the day is presented in its columns, including office of Cheif Magistrate. All peoresCorrespodcnce, Poems, stories and Reviews loving and law-abiding men, irreepeotivo from the most talented and popular writers. of party, must stand together in thia crisis, land. Me. , ' VI. —IT IS THE BEST AND Beede!,Chronic asd Obscure Diseases and crush out the inoendiary demagogues o/ either eee, *mm* or eld, inherited er acquired. CHPAEST FAMER’8 PAPER PUB who are threatening to light the torch of L J SUED. ‘<7Ae Weekly Tribune has internecine war, which would bring min done more to make good farmer's than any and destruction upoa the country. other influence which ever existed." Tbe edwing year promises to be tho mort VII. —THE MARKET REPORTS eventful aud exciting ef any xinoe the war. of The Tribune are indispensable to every The Tnbnne will do everything in ita buyenand seller in the country. Quota­ power to have the new President peace­ tions are given daily and weekly of almost fully and lawfully inaugurated, tad to reH R. Steven’s Column. every article bought and sold in the markets »tore harmony and confidence in the future. of the world, and with unvaring and almost Let us never despair of the Republic. infallible accuracy. Its Cattle, Buttcf'and A BKPUBUCAJf NXWSPAFZR. Cheese, and other Markets arc the recog­ While Tha Chicago Tribune is a Re­ it* a lira ton ]>l:;riclan. ** >;a* no equal a* nised standard. publican newspaper, and contributed ai VH1.-M0RE COPIES of The Jribune much aa any other in the United States to are paid for and read by the American peo­ the succcm of ita party, it is always inde­ iblch U ple than of any other newspaper of equal pendent and fcariesa in the expression of price in tho country—a fket which is die ita views, and aims to be right rather than best demonstration of tho valiia of the partisan; and while holding party high ’’Tx.—THE BEADERS of T*o'jr*. it holds the country higher. tarot Invetemlo cs»e» of Krystp*!** cle of cur Brother, ft. W. Fletcher, and filled remembered. They ohose that time instead of Christmas fbr • distributing their gifts to friends, and, although all were not there, everything wont off in good akape and there was not tho least dissatisfac­ tion on tho part of any one—donors or recipi­ ents. The Grange contains all tbe element* for many such enjoyable occasion*, and we trust there will be very many chances for us Republican DOLLAR WEEKLY TII1TIE AMONG TUI BEIT PEOPLE. Will ira.lleate Salt Itheum from the systam. Al a rvgu' ir meeting of the Hastings Lodge, from thence the pure, patient, noble wife and mother; the, life and joy of the household. Therefore Reeoleed: First.' That we roeoguiu in this dispensation of providenee, the band of a lov­ eh artered railroads, seems to be an important ing Father, in removing hi* child from a land question just now, and its discussion has been of suffering and toil, to the bright and beauti­ opened in the affirmative by the Detroit Tri!- ful home of the Christian, whose inhabitant* »ay no more "I am tick." ua«. Now let us hear from tbe other side. r Second. That while we mourn with eur There will be an exhibition at Union Dall brother in the lo**, we also rejoice with him <on Friday evening, given by the young peo­ in the gloridfis record of her consistent, Chris­ tian lift, anA triumphant death, and Ural we ple's aid society, for the benefit of the poor. tender him ‘our sincere love, and assureJilm We trust tbe Hall will be well filed. Full par­ of our de*j Mt sympathy aad earnest pniyer. Third. Thai a copy of then reeolutions be ticulars on Thursday. furnished Brother Fletcher, and also each of Tho friends of the Rev. hfr. Fletcher, the ^h* city paper* for publication. popular pastor of the Presbyterian church, will tender him a Donation on Wednesday School Statistics. evening of this week. Let U be an exceeding ly liberal one, for he deserves to bo kindly Tho New Year's number of Demorest's Il­ lustrated monthly is by far the moot elegant and interesting of any of the ladies' magaxine*. that has ever fallen under our observation. Demorest's Monthly is a work fbr which every lady should subscribe. It is eheap, only $4.00 a year with valuable premiums. Now is the time to subscribe. Address, W. Jennings, Demorest, No. 17 East 14th Street, New York M. D. Rood desires to call attention to his*ncw Wagon Shop, where he may be found at all hours of any day£ ready to do any work in his line, from putting a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of tho best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't forget tho place; in the shop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street xxCtf • ■trusted tbsprorraM of mtdloal »cl» •Upfo*illon that •Consumption I* much official work at present. Special attentioh is asked to pie advertise meat on our 4th page,—a free ride to Grand Rapids. We know the men who print that ad­ vertisement, and believe they will do all they [ say they will. Shall additional taxation be imposed on our \ We must have our pay. xxidGtf Flora—M“ 1. Charles Roger*. The health of Senator Cook is improving, but he is quite feeble yet, and ought not to do Our newly elected Judge of Probate, County Treasner, Register of Deeds, Circuit Court Commissioners and Coroner*, have qualified and are ready to serve tho publie. Our Centennial, In fact it contains all the yoorf qualitiu ofSaleratusand none of the poor. Every good cook that has tried it buys it again ; thus the sue- Patrons of Husbandry. Donation to Rev. Mr. Fletcher Wednesday The Irittle Rock and Fort Smith Tie Lea(L'’U Aim Newspaper. RAILWAY FOil. SALE Largest' Circulation Tlw Grwt ttex&!i!________________________ pounds per day, till now they turn out many ton*.—It Is strictly pun, healthy and unlform- Congress ia again in station. Council proceedings not received. . THE CHICAGO TBIBUB. P. Rowoll k Co's._pol. R J. GRANT SELLS, week in yoar own town. Term* aod ISboft $3.25 VUU a Men'* coatt . outfit free. H. HALLBTT A CO. Portland, manufactured their etMraltd Saleratue twenty, $3.00 Youth't eoate five yean, during which time tho demand for Boy't coati $2.50 AGENfS WANTO FOR HISTORY Bat Chemical Saleratia has grown from a .’ew Nov. 27, *76 zxi'61w6 Good sleighing. ■ Applet Wanted, The New-York NEW ADVERT1SMENT S. jtotice; Ine publisher*' price fbr tho SAURDAY JOURNAL alone is 18.00 a year, 91.00 for four month*. Gold 10CJ- Business la steadily Improving. Local We will receive and forward all subecrip lion* for the SATURDAY JOURNAL, or will club it with our own paper, furniihing the JOURNAL and the chromo, with our own �£ /f?7 —• in tfe condition’ of a Free ride to GrandRapiJs tiegirt.rnF Deed’of th tew Michigan. on tho 75. al 2 o’sJock j>. m.. which aaid mortgage was given to secure foe jrny- .......... meet of the inter. .-fTlk.-A-. and rtste ot Jliriiignn. which anugnuient vraa duly reccrdoJ in 'he o»ej of tha ?•»»•'« of Fhen ta no* “almc.Vto%^u?M ?unpd oil aiUd over thinr day*, from t!a* A ctipulated in (aid mortwdisgsat low or in chancery to recover tho debt or any by raid mortgage. Notice. ran that, pursuant to a power .f■ AND RETURN ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. cordanc" with the ataime in *uei> easo tn. provided. I shall noil M penile rendne. MU ., IV e will pay the Railroad Fare to Grand Rapids and back again, of any one buying $25.00 worth of goods from our store, or, if only $1,5.00 worth is bought, we will pay the fare One Way. We do ■SSmwb this because we want to sell off our winter stock. lag, at (ho north front door . —™, Jo the City of Hartintv. Bar­ ry ecunty, Midi Iran, (that being the plac* of hold­ ing tho Clreuit Court for tbo county of BarryJ sell at public auction to the highest bidder, the nremiserdeeorlbed in said mortgage nr so much thetedf a* may bo neecsarv te rati-fy the amount due on west fractions! .luortrr Star Clothing House- Star Clothing House. Legals. Legals. number four ra.-lKyi! acres on the south cast corner. Abo BvelSlacresof half land on tho north east corner of section fire (5). । all in township one (1> north of range ten (1W weet. Dated, seem Mortgagee. Cbas. IL Baciu. Atty, for Mortgagee. xxgtwlk thia day dnndrfbr th* party of the Bret part t SALE ON EXECUTION. John y.GUBlng. befog thirty (Si) acres of land a< Sr Art or St i cm a *x. County ofBarry.ss By cordinc Voitnd btatss survey, bo ths raw virtue of m execution lamed but of and under the “^S‘,“’|l'K'»gFu~l|1O,a»ES. ■eal of the Circuit Court for the County of BarryMdrtateofMtohigH. dated tbe tOlbd.y of October. A.D. MR, and to mediraeted agalnrt the good,and chattels. Md for want thereof, tb* land* and ten* |ud Henry B. WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE, 1 WILL SELL GOODS LOWER IM afflllB i day i’fD«*ra- We Are Selling ishln of ' Prairieville. county and Mate Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ;v $4 00 Itland. county nown aud de ™ath caagquarter) l’<] twrtityonH'-l] oftowiwhin nunof rang* number nine [Uj went; ’■ ■' •_ th ear: quarter [*4i at the north c»ut».iW*iAlJ. two years from tbo date of lid indenture of mortgage, with interest at rot quarter BJ| of •eetiou number twenty reven la of ten llOjpcr emit per annum. And there JX7J In township number three |3[ noMil of range claimed toMduon said indenture ef mort- number nine wen ^containing in all one hun­ the sum of ten hundred and ten dollars dred and twenty (130] sere* ot land aoeordins to the United States Survey, b* the same more or lew. Tharnpon notice u hereby given that by at tbe Xarth front rtoor or the Oort Home. In tbe nose torirrowedinx a: taFw in equity haring City of Hasting*. In tbe County or Harry, and mate been in>lltnt«l to recover tho amount due ot> Mid or Uichtaan.rtlia’ beiartao plaaowlMew tbe Clrailt mortgat* «r any par. thereof. Notice b hereby Court ta beJd In said fumty.Ta’.i the following degircu. that by virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage contained, and in acconUr.ee with the USttltein rash owe made and provided, I shall sell in the afternoon, that being between the hour of nine o’clock and the setting of the ronof that day. >>. Sut^duy. Mr Sto rf«» nf Xwrch,“V Z>. thPhonr ol one o’clock in the afternoon of ly. the lauds and teneunmts dcecribed in Atstate a OTWA ofi£5B>.„...»f the Probata Court for the County of inc the duly verg’d the ad;cfX E. Hull -Admln'utralor in this court which ho prays s: ' ft 5° > f6 00 > PRICES-OX FINE OVERCOAT SUITS. BOYS' OVERCOATS AND SUITS. $2 75. #3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. KS' Take advantage of this chance to save money by buying of us, besides costing yoh nothing to sec Grand Rapids.-^jgf V Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st, Grand Rapids. Make ae Mistake in our Locatson—The Great Double Store. ».... .-a, . CKOOSK BETWEEN TH KM. ,‘iux iu» wwi uno of SttffiW!”1”- yMrono tbouiand eight hundred and feventy-ux. L:. !? 1 a-.1 deceased. On reading ■ and filiiiW duly vcrilled. th* ad­ ministration account •« iVilliam M. Burrenxbi mt- tx o| uarry. Clement Smith, swwta al taro ear. the follow! HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. N'orvou* Dieonlera. What ii u. or* fourth! than a breaking down of the nervous eyrtem I Tr. be excitable or nervous in • small degree la moat distressing. for where cm a iHetwnmt . Jo^n R^MeTntrroMd t In Attacbm<ut.. ♦ th run or four Pills ever (>£?&* a lnnijL<iT,".,,,V OB ’he »h day of Ort>;b*r. A. i>. ICB, n wnt of attiuihment was duly t-ued cut of the Circuit Court tor the roJnly of Mothers and sr^ftSsiSu ’,“''a •’ .And it is farther ordered, that said executor kfendstat/ for the > and rto-inj d,.tiers. NoreVbvv. HCT,h# ’ «u«t>et;dr<l accretions. Uni U.^.tbi.l.t^of^ber.A^ give nouemto-the penona iutere»ed»lB raid estate o/thependeneyyfsaid examluMfou and thrhearing ‘^^SsSAiSSFIK^. SALE ON EXECUTION. .C'.S’iSf „ .St*rx or JsicuiOax. Gjur.ty of Bxrry. u .—Ry virtu* of an •xeeutlca taued out of and undnr the Ttai- oi aiKinigan «te>*o ui*swn oi mormntr. A. D.U76. aud to me directedsgifouC th* good* > Au n. ’J r-V. _______ Attorney fw Plaintiff. «*»cw । t pa";* Ayer’s Diseases-with Its Agonies. M»lt>n ufthc tirolulc court fvrthecounty of Harry. Nolle* I* hereby rtven’thSu'havlog left mvisrih {■Ofiv bmilh, all canons are warned .... JlMV * J*™, I shall Mil at Public Printers. Sick Headaches ahd want of Appetite. These Mints whichsor-* ‘ Sfiruts-tejS1! tW’tt.’ESBM h over ua*d . other medlei no How to be Strong. le And interest of tbe raid minora of. fo und to EXCELSIOR IK CO., UBS, POSITIVELY CURED. would Inei tab.;, lion Hair Vigor “irS® W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces ] that he has again engaged1 in the DRUG TRADE, and­ ! has in stock a nd da ily arrising, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Modi'tines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggists' Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Pe o pie’s Drugstore is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of Spauldings HaanMoa, July 18,1876 Notice is hereby givra that ! shall sell nt pub- COl 2mKudMthoriHUU"’rted!thir‘n‘ 1>'h’“,l’’dt‘'^'f For restoring Cray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. PEOPLE’S , ■ 77 Qeo. M. SavageAt Co*8 Col. d«B,i 62tf Ayer’s Advertisements. HEALTH ANB ITS PLEASURES & C. IT.lNDl.E. Judge of Probat, ssarj of land be i he same mote or irw.. , . . GKOKOE WJ fB 5°- Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits Holloway^ Ad. Drugs, Etc. llereon hMU u er> and l« d JU-, (.ml teer* rtnow ci i. and*h|htr rttir d-dlart <f: Dravl nrty duiUre <(*>>*» 1y nrovldvd And «■> nuftor >■*&> iu-.UTOtei> to rmm i lhere/bre baretiy giri-a U day or Pi-branc next, at neon we »h*ll oct! at mtbl hWite’fral*lt> lakepteer 4X® .’rtSS’S/ •nm nf fl Ry i at. wa«uvm -i ,»v wAaiuiuauoB oi *siu Bcrwunc ana that the beira at law of said deceased, aud all other persona in’,erm ted in aaid estate, are required to BPFoar at a ecmuon of raid Court, then tobehold an at the Probate oUcc. ia the Qty of Hartings. Md show cause, if any there be. why the said aeoonnl sbould not b« allowed and the prayer of ths IJ. Art-gd MORTGAGE SALE, We Arc Selling fUt/is’ Busi/Iess Suift fr1°f EXTRA LOW tbeMb day or oaobei. A.J> ’ten. *fTFR4SaV‘hd%EN. M orteagee. avlacbeecmadelntberondttlon «e. n>a«te and cxreoied by Paul ally A Hlakr of tbe Towo nr Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. wa Only $1000 and $12 00.'®$ J2a?J£A^.?oA.«^ lltu.-ite, lying and being iu the township of Hope, conn it of Barry, and Hale of Mirhinn, bounded Md dweribed ns tnHow. to-wH: The ’at half BrJof the uerth euat quarter C. I of scetion thirty five n’.j in Wwn..hip number two (2j north of note nine ('.’J wert. containim; according to the United btntr. aurvty, eixhtyT«i; wrv«, be 4he same more of 5 00 and Upwards. We Are Selling Xxi»t4 P^TZ/FIX-Have you Mines foreign coMtqr*t’&en MpH?th" which is at once agreeable, healthy, am! ef­ fectual for pre­ serving the hair- Faded or gray hair it soon restored to its original color, with thn 'reshnen of youth. Thin hair » thickenctl, fulling hair cheeked, and bnldncs* often, though not always, cured by its use. Noth­ ing can restore the'hair where the follicles are destroyed, or tho glands atronliif-d hnd decayed. But such its rcniarn can bo saved for usefulneas by this application. Instead of foul­ ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ita occasional use wiH prevent the hair from turning gray or falling o!£ and consequently prevent baldness. Free front those deleterious subetauces whidi make wnne preparations dan­ gerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can-only benefit but not harm it- If wanted merely for a HAIR. DRESSING, nothin? olMJ can be found sb dear­ able. Containing* neither oil nor dye, it does not v.>il white cambric, and yet 'lasts long on the hair, givin it a rich, gfntuy'lustre and a gratefi |H>rfuiue. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co., theStete^of Michigan, known aid d~nbJd.7h.l- Ae undivided one half Gfl of the Eart half (U) rf T’ W.'M’C1* 5’rth •*«»Quarter, "dud $100.00 in Greenbacks XOT1CK TO £.9^{U^|o*KRS CTATJK OF Minnelli. cJ’proUi. Court for «— a*L'lll’,‘KESiu.. amMjcL JMttTS. aueTrvkists LOWELL. HASS. Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & deceased. Efi)i “£tes MICHIGAN FARMER. gSpSSK nou vaoGtrrr, xztfhH Grain D. D. CO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-11.pdf 9644595143849d3e3b6893fde147f0ed PDF Text Text NO. 74. VOL. XXI. yhe^ejni-Weekly hapliblicaji bajwjGEO. M. DEWEY’ ^DITOft AND HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY JANUARY 11/1877. Hardware, Stove*, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. FOR 1877 ! 0647 PUBLISHER. OR the Northriil® of Stale Street. Haating*. Barry GREBLE & RL SNELL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: KATES OF ADVERTISING. Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. Cook Stoves. i Column |_4M _ CoInnin? | KUH) I 80.00 1 SQ.C0 1 80.001 130.0 Im insertion, and fire usU per line foi PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS HARVKV WK1GHT, JAMES CLARKE. ATTOiNRY AT LAW A SOLICITOB IN CIAKCRRY. Prompt attention rirea to The Iron Age, Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Plated knobs. Don’t fail to see them if you want a first class stove. Heating Stoves. The Acorn, Forest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many nelv patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. Weather Strips. SMITH A KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ axiTStf. ~~ '_________ Chas. M. Eximi Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. CENTRAL HOUSE. HABTINtS. MICH.. L. R. STAUFFER. Pr U*Tin(l«Md tho Central Room opposite old nteoo o bt»ine-_-. with mora room and Ut M«"OU3oditioM. (hall bo p'euod »oo oil ■ — J - —I— a .. to w.,1 Harness shop H Milan. Micl.. Sunt- ZL M76._______ xxlfltf PHIL. wTlTISKERN. LTTORNEY Al LAW. Prompt attention sate Switz’s Hotel, Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. ' BOARD AN» ROOM, >2.50 PER DAY. DENTIST Mulls, Hirtiiai n- j- Mix/, Carriage, Sin aid OmMial PAl N TER . At A. M. Rock's Carring® Shop J«#erson St, * Hasfin^ii^Mioh Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. READ I READ ! READ ! Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfort and Happiness ' Tin shop Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and iron taken for goods. 50yi GREBLE <fc RUSSELL. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS Pensions. JEJntablinliea 1b66, Siek iidAffllrtU! DR. J. B ImBUBLE Of this balance there belongs to the The bonded debt of the State has been reduced during the year ending Sept 30, 1876, <53,000.00, and during the four years ending September 30, 1876, *851,142.81. Of this amount, <389,142.81 were, matured bonds, and <462,000.00 were uni matured and paid in advance. A premi­ um of <6,043.45 was paid for 8151,000,­ 00, of these bonds,—an. average of about 4 per cent Tho disbursements over and above receipts for interest in 1878 were *82,706.52, and in 1876 *21,885.98. The bonded debt of the State, Sept. 30, '76 was *1,392,149.97, divided as follows: 161,000 00 _A_t Kalamazoo. TVTioh “Monuments of tho best American and Imported Marble, Tablets sad Heodatenoi of all description made to order on abort notice notice, also Granite Monuments of the various patterns supplied to customers. The cash in the Treasury set apart for the payment of the Bonded Debt u u follows : Having steam power and improved ma> chincry for sanding, high polishing and United States General Land Offioo. cutting mortices, wc can do work cheaper and belter than those who work by hand. «• W WIsmIww A <•«nwny^’M-aMFTWMtanimsaad bommtx*d Cum E Clark General Agent, J. R RobinaOn, agent In PENSIONS ARE PAID asSCTn bne aTduty. If by «3- COFSULTETIOS FREE. -fee TboDoeurs Aram of Pay and Bounty. UffMen Un the 26th day of the present month Michigan will have reached her fortieth An increase in , two years of <135,594.birthday. Neither pen nor pencil can fitly 3<. describe tho transforming miracles that SINKING FUND. each succeeding year has witnessed; forest This fund is created by the Consutu to field—marsh to meadow—openings to Sec.- 1, Art. XIV., as follows: orchards—hnt to home, have followed »pae»Jfc taxft, except those received from one anotherjm quick succession. mining companies of the Upper Peninsula, Standing to-day in the midst of this nLm.I1 bo applied in paying the interest up­ abundant prosperity, with pardonable pride on the primary school, university, and wo repeat the prophetic motto which our other educational funds, and the interest and principal of the Stale debt in the or­ amanayi circumipiee.' An . empire in der herein recited, until the extingurihextent, with natural resources that seem ment of the State debt, other than the almost Inexhaustible, with means of trans­ amounts duo to the educational fUnds, portation by land or water unequalled on when such specific taxes tkaR br. added to, tho globe; a soil that “tickled with a boe,. and comtitutcapart of theprimary trhool ‘ ith a harvestdotted all over interat fodL" py homes; schools and institutions Tho increase of specific taxes, and tho jg with open doom for aB f the rapid extinguishment of the bonded debt, of! afflict humanity liberally • kindly will soon Icavk under this provision, a 1; with a history that tells of no large balance or specific taxes that can ver haring been erected on our only be used in the support of the pri­ ______ , no slave ever having trod our mary seboo’s. ' I can see no reason why mQ ; no treason attained any citizen ; all specific taxes should go for the support of this is our inheritance, oura to preserve schools, that would not apply to any other and to increase. tax, and I believe our schools would soon The charitable, educational, and penal be ruined if they were supported by State institutions of the State are valued at <3,­ taxation alone. The people need to watch the schools and their management,—if 910,200, divided as follows : they pay for them they will, if they do not »os3/xjo an they will soon lose their interest in them, I would not advise the discontinuance of l'~ i-, the Sinking Fund, as wc should put beyond the control of any power whatever mmsooo lh» question of the faithful payment of the iii.u-> <>• sw.awoo public debt, and the interest on the educalienal trust funds in tho hands of the There are one hundred and five chart­ State; but I recommend the submission of ered banks in the State with a capital of an amendment to the Constitution striking <16,573,300yand individual deposits of cut the clause directing that the balance df <18,357,875. specific taxes shall be placed in the School Tho State Salt Inspector reports 2,-» Fund, and insert in its stead that it may 544,594 barrels of salt inspected for the bo used for the ordinary expenses of the years '75 and '76, an increase of G94,260 State. Should this proposition meet your barrels over the two preceding yean. approval and that of the people, it will The production of iron oar for 1876 was soon reduce general taxation quite largely, 967,000 tons; of ingot copper, 18,000 and equaluo the burden of governmental tons, representing an aggregate value of expense®. Practically out of debt—in all <11,000,000. ing every demand of duty and charity FINANCES. cheerfully and promptly— this exhibit of our financial affairs can not be other than gratifying to every citixcn. The repeal o£ See. 124 compiled laws, Dubunrocnu tor aua® Hat.....—... 37 commonly known as the “five-year law,” will work seriously to the disadvantage of the State. The State is obliged to advance to the n, . I2.S7XM2 70 American and Foreign Paleate, GILMORE A CO_noeoaoonioCMpman,I tor A Co- roheitnrE. Patent. procured in all o rioo.no foot in .dronon. No ohanonntenth' ^TteiTM^fiW^S Senator* and Repre*cntatiie*:— IS TO THE OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE *413.407 47 GRAND RAPIDS...................... - - • MICH WHOLE NO 2016. . ttOM Ct &WU M 13.149 n *483.168 OT turned to, the Auditor General's office as delinquent, as soon as the period of redemption expires. The result is that a county may make any sort of assessment as to value, or neglect to collect its taxes with impunity. Worthless lands can bo assessed at high prices—taxed for township, school, or huzhway purposes, and the State is boundto pay it The amount that tho State will be obliged to advance m the law now stands, without recourse upon the county for any part of the loss, in caro of failure to collect, will bo from seventy thousand to eighty thousand dollars per annum, with a proba­ ble continual increase. The amount of unsold State tax lands (i. e. lands struck to State at tax sales on which no money has been collected, but for which the counties have been paid by the State for the taxes returned thereon) for tho past five years is as follows : Oct., 1872, <618,167.87. Oct., 1873, <683,414.62, Increase of <65,246.75 over 1872. Oct, 1874, <790,112.97. Increase of <i<99.35 over 1873. Mt, 1875, <1,146319.11. Increase Or<356,766.14 over 1874. Oct, 1866, <1,462,977.6L Increase of <316,098.50 over 1875. The extraordinary increase in the last two years proves very dearly that it will be nocowary at an early day to re-enact something similar to the old law, with some additional safe guards which that did not contain. If the system is to remain as it now m it will deplete the treasury rapidly. Of the appropriation made in 1873 for “corner stone” celebration, <2,478.69 re­ mains undrawn. The appropriation made in I86T of <2,500 for “history of cam« paigns" hu not been used. The State Treasurer should be authorised to txansfsr Which leaves the total Bosdod DaU of tho State, less cash in the Treasury, appli­ cable to its payment, <906,980.99. In addition to this there was remaining unpaid of specific taxes September 30, 1876, on call, <290,499.33, which when collected will add that amount to the Sinking Fund, and leave the State debt, STATE LANDS AND MADS. lees fund applicable to its payment, only <616,000.00. 1876, the aales of State 1 The State Treasurer has been diligent 191354.89 sera for the asm the State, having personally visited many the two prions holders, and offering premiums to the full amount of the interest received by the State from its depositories, but with limited the State from this p./rrSaiwS? FOR SALE at THF BANNER OFFICF ft the following fond, and samunts : Off Tote] oates of Forfaited Loa CMJT4S The large amount of forfeited land in this list, amounting to over 33,000 acres, axe mostly lands that have been bought on time, stripped of their timber, and then . forfeited, resulting in greet loss to the : State and to the counties. This, with the j losses accruing in the same way, on licensed homestead lands, induced tho Commis­ , sioner and myself to endeavor in some way । to put a stop to it, and to recover for tho j Stale some of the money lost by it ' For this purpose wc appointed D. J. Evans as Trespass Agent, and authorised j him to make proper investigations and , settlements, subject to the approval of tho , Commwaioner of the Land Office. He has ,collected and paid into the Treasury in , three years tho net ram of <29,390 94 , over and above expenses. The. legislation ,of 1873 and 1875, if aided by care on the . , ; . undoubtedly be a demand for the services comc. The appointment heretofore made was not in compliance with any express law, but the results show its importance __ J ——t r_n________ . a law be enacted cretion of the Governor. I desire to call your especial attention to the report of the Oommiasioner and Trespass Agent, and to Under Joint Resolution No. 15, Laws of 1873,1 have received from tho General Government <18,257 59, collected at an expense of <1,056 67. ditches constructed during the past two *103,352 36,—being a decrease over tho preceding two years of of 213 miles, and of *311,000 00 in expenditures. After an experience with the State road and ditch tiystem of four years, I cannot re­ frain from expressing my convictions that it is a wasteful and extravagant expendi- Tho school lands on the copper and iron file much important legiilatien suggested, pro­ tecting the interests of the State. EDUCATION. 947 were enrolled; an inccraso in tvroyoaa of 21,<80 fa tho whole number, nd of 17305 ia the enrolled number. with 419,552 rittiagr, Ute* 75,715 thin the enrollment. Tbs vafaw of school buildings tod ground. m *9,882370 00; 176 00 ; on iocrMosh two years of HOT,045 00. Number of toachwtf, 12,900. Primary School Fund held in M by ths State Sept. 30,1876, *3,147317 73, J ineoM of *214,- �[CONTINUED WHOM 4th H PACK.] PAGE] MICHIGAN AJ5TLUM Foil THX T“~ insaNX nr The completion of the new department department has enabled thia institution to extend'•its kindly «n to every new applicant. *** number of ibknatas Sept. 30. 1874, war. 481- Sept 30, 1876, 618. The total expensesTfor each patient for the two years ending Sept. 30, 1876, was 14.87, a de1 crease of forty-five cents from the two pre­ vious years, . The Board pf Trustees ask special ap­ propriations to be expended in 1877-8 as ■wwi'wtoariauid'fcr the operator that no dispatch had been received, only turned to toko tho train to find that the door behind him had been locked from without, and ho was a prison­ er! Tho whistle blowed and the train steamed off for the Cresent City. Pinehbaek paced tho depot platform, filled with dis­ appointment and wrath, but had / to be content with waiting for the next regular train, twelve hours later. In a ftw hours, while yet upon the platform smoking hia cigar and refusing to be comforted, he was startled by the rattle of a fast approaching train from the North. He paused. Quickly the train wu spon him, but with­ out checking its lightning speed, dashed by, and lo! who should wave his hand and bow a smiling recognition from the rear platform but his impressible rival I It was a desperate game for- a big stake, and Pinehbaek lost [COXCLUDXD IN NKXT ISSUE.J But what occurred at New Orleans ? The Democratic friends of Warmouth were apprised of bis triumphal approach, innnrr. and they determined to assemble and do him becoming honor. With bands, artil­ EDITOR lery and an immense throqg, they hurried UEO. M. DIWKT, to the city limits and garr him the proud­ est welcome New Orleans has witnessed Hastings, Mich., Jam. 11, 1875,' since tho famous display that awaited Henry Clay in 1844. And all because Warmouth gave to-the Democracy the OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. “infamous Radical registration law." It does make a difference wboee ox is gored Excitement over the Florida re-esn_______________ ___________ DXLTA. vaia—The Democrats not so hopeful WASHINGTON LETTER. —Congressional proceedings unim­ portant now, but will be aoon—The Louisiana Returning Board—War­ Mr. Oox’s Committee in New York— Mr. Hewitts ignominious failure mouth and Plnohback as Governor •gainst Postmaster James — Mr. and Lieut. Governor respectively in Goode of the Norfolk district-*Con1872—It does make a difference gressional proceedings unimportant whose ox is gored. —Good news from the South—War Washington, D. C^Doc. 28, '76. on the Gamblers—Snow, rain and , There is great excitement on the streets others will unavoidably find their into it Though fully deserving its J and benefit, th«y should not be hept a_. tho sabool, owing to their influence upon the rest The board should begiven power, under careful restrictions, to retert to tho countior idiotic and permanently diseased children. There are a very few sue!) children now in the school; who can acquire no good for themselves by remain­ ing, and whoso presence is injurious to their more fortunate comrades. L com­ mend this institution to your consideration as one of tho means that will by and by save you tho expense of another prison ; as an iastRation that will, in time, make other institutions unnccaaary—provided that the underlying idea of its founders, vis: that it is only a temporary home, be always kept in mind. soma AW 00 SW.CO0 00 tor necessary utely bo. In penditures in __ ______ o______ . _„ im at Pontiac, it may be wise to defer the building of the porches for the present, though they arc really needed ; and the erection of one of the three proposed buildings should per­ haps be postponed. Tho balance of the items asked for are imperatively necessary, and in my opinion should be granted. Tho usual annual appropriation of 617,­ 500.00, for deficiency in current expenses, will also be required. The report of the Superintendent and Board is very full in its details and njjJetc with information on the subject of the treatment of the insane. I need not uk for this institution your generous consideration, as its work is its ablest advocate. * . The Report of the Superintendents of the Poor gives 1,006 as the total number of insane in the State in 1875. The num­ ber in 1876 is 1,193. As this estimate includes those in a private asylum in Wayne county, and a few that are more All of these objects, some of tween ten and eleven hundred. The completion of tho Insane Asylum .at Pontiac; will enable ns to provide suit­ able care in State Asylums, for every one of these; and I trust its opening may be celebrated by the immediate transfer from sane occupants to their sheltering care. I earnestly urge legislation to this end, and not a criminal—shall hereafter be placed in any poor-house or county asylum, jail or pnson. Every consideration of human ity and of real economy, demand this, and I feel assured that no argument need be marie or statistics shown to ensure the passage of such a law. The liberal provision made for the care of the insane shows that the State has in­ deed adopted them ns its wards. The ex- though borne u a rule cheerfully and wil­ lingly. Would it not be well to provide that after an indigent insane patient has been cared for at the expense of the coun­ ty for three years, they shall thereafter be­ come a State charge ? I am of the opin­ ion that such a provision of law would be wise sad proper, and productive of great good to the people and patient. STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL. This wisest of our State charities, pre­ sents its budget of work and wants in the biennial reports of it managers. Since its opening 412 children have been received, mostly from the poor-houses of the State. The average age of its inmates is nine years. Homes have been found for 117 of these children, and 255 were re­ maining Sept. 30,1876, being all that can be cared for. The , entrant expenses for to-day over tho dispatches in reference to the re-canvass of the election returns in Florida. The result, while it is not en­ tirely unexpected by them, is greatly mod­ ifying the tone of the more hopeful of the Democrats. The protest of one, Mr. Cocke, against tho re-dwlaration of the Board in favor of Hayes and Wheeler, is the last struggle of the dying cause. It was hoped by the Democrats that the Congressional Committe now in S. C-, would bo able to find something ju their investigation that would leave a doubt as to the soundness of the electoral vote, as declared in that State.-'/8uch is not the case however, and the “185" votes is still in favor of Hayes and Wheeler. As was expected, so few Congressmen remain here during the holidays, there ia very little legislation being done of interest to tiic reading public. All are interested in the intererfiag discussions which are bound to come over the reports of both the Senate and House Committees sent South. Night sessions will be the order very soon. The Louisiana Returning Board I sec is still receiving the principle cussing of■ the virtuous Democracy. This reminds me of a perlinent illustration of their in­ dignation Thinking it might be inter­ fitting to your readers, I-send it to you. The same legislature that created this Board passed the registration law by which the Governor was authorised to ap­ point all the registrars in the State, and thus control tho entire election machinery. It was a great and dangerous power to confer upon one man, -and it is said was shamefully abuaed by Gov. Warmouth. The Democrats of Louisiana pursued Warmouth and the Republicans with un­ relenting denunciation for enforcing this partisan measure in their own interests, and making it an inseparable barrier to Demooraiio victory in the State. /Presto change. In 1872 Warmouth broke with his party and made aa alliance with the Democrats. The Republican Legislature reported tho “ infamous " lav, ancl tho Democrats cried stop. It con­ ferred dangerous power, but now that they benefit of it, the I case was altered. It made a great deal of difference whose ox was gored. They ad­ vised Warmouth not to approve lbs repeal bill, and he dip noi- BtU tfe bill membered that this itSSHutiop is not a' Governor.. He had buainesls North and honnsnhui home, but only » door.way to left the State in July. Warmouth also borne far. the houseless, honwlw, poor­ had badness in New Tcrk, and seeing house children of the State, and that _whilethat Pinchbeck was gone be concluded bs ejected, fod, that it was safe to leave on a business trip, •«& that sir andhe did leave. T ‘' ry alight. • From Governors mot atthe ita first opening up to the present lime, it Both were astonished ‘ “ has-been most ocottoaacally conducted. Tho board estimate the current expenses separated. Pinehbaek saw his opportuniat 633,000 JO per annum, and they ask tj. He agreed with the legislature and for this and other purposes tho sum of voted for repeal. If he could reach the 690,000.00 for the ensuing two years. Of State ahead of Warmouth he could ap­ this sum 65,000 is for deficit account, on prove the bill and deprive Warmouth of hie power for mischief. Within an hour cold weather. Mr. Platt was slaughtered by a moot trans­ parent device last winter, ertn against tho Derate and his seat awards the present incumceat. Tho action of the majority was wu er«r >nrapl«l; u>d nun, of 11. R.p.Uiom ofdutdwriMm mnifating a dispassion to force the House to perpetuate that bare-faced swindle for two more years by holding Mr. Geode in big seat through sheer force of numbers,or to reverse its action and seat his Republican competitor. From the spirit thus far dis­ played there is no reason for hoping for a Toy#,'Toy#, Chandeliers, Crockery, Produce, Etc. TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to * decision upon themepts of the case. Evidently the House majority wu never more partisan than at present. Vary little of importance has been attempted in either House since the adjournment a week to-day, and nothing ia expected of cither until the brining of the New Year. During a brief session on the 27th, the Democratic members of the Houaa indulged in a spiteful ifar of words in which Mr. Banning of Onio distinguished himself by a turbulent and thractening speech. Mr. Spencer of Louisiana made himself quite u conspicuous by his emphatic denials of facts which have become maters of current history and exausted himaelf in rehears­ ing the chivalric character of his constitu­ ent in true anti-war styls, and Mr. Willis ’ of New York hurt Gen­ eral Sheridan’s feelings by declaring his lack of faith in the General's truth and vencity, save in one instance when be re­ flected rather severely upon the character of ex-Goveruor Wells, Chairman of the Louisiana Returning Board. Yesterday Washington, D. C. Dec. 29, '76 nits duration; and tho crowds in the gal­ leries which had been attracted by hope of a renewal of tho heated debate of the day products of Tammany Hall in the line of before, went away exceedingly sorrowful politicians who have graduated from that over their disappointment. dcsreputable institution to degrade and Mr. Ben Hill's recent latter to the atlan­ lower the standard of American politics, ta (Ga.) Constitution is proving very un­ arc in any scuse disappointed in the par­ palatable to the war Democracy under the tisan effrontery displayed by Mr. Cox's lead of such valent vetran as ‘•Fernandy committee, designated by Mr. Kandell to Wood." invcsticate the alleged frauds perpetrated There is really nothing in the letter offenat tho recent election in New York City( siveto those willing to submit to the result of Brooklyn, Jersey City and Philadelphia. the late election even in case Governor It appears to have been the determined Hayes should be declared the legally elect­ purpose of a majority of that Committee ed President; but with that wing of the to dlow the widest latitude to Democratic Democracy which hne declared for Tilden witnesses and to interpose every possible or war. Mr. Hill is in disgrace ; and it is said ho is in receipt of many letters, warn­ subpeened by the minority, which had to ing him that he need expect nothing far­ finally content itself with filing a formal ther at tho hands of a Georgia oonstituauprotest with the papers, when the inexor' cy. It ia predicted that this letter will able Sunset announced that tho scores of defeat him in his candidacy for United witnesses waiting to give their testimony, States Senator from that State. From incould not be heard as the investigation tilligencuteeeived from South Carotins it closed with the afternoon session of tho appears that the Congressional committee 274h ineL, to be resumed on tho fourth of concedes the State to the Republicans-, January, at Philadelphia. Republican mem* and the latest authentic intelligence from ben of the committee chum that had they Florida seems to give tho Slate to Hayta been allowed the necessary time, they could by something over 200 majority, and the and would have made good every charge State ticket to the Democrats by consid­ made by responsible men, of the gigantia erably less, in the new canvass of the votes frauds on the part of the reformers at the as they appear on the face of the returns, elsotion on the 7th ult., rivaling those of all of which his had a very depressing 1868. The partisan resorts of the major­ effect upon the Tilden managers here. ity of this committee are bo patent that We are in the midst of a war cm the their report, however ingenious, will have gamblers, first opened by the National but little effect upon tho verdict of the Republican, and now ro-cuforced by the mam of American citizens who have closely churches, and the enlightened sentiment watched their proceeding! in New York, of the city. The attack has been so de­ as well as the developments al Columbia, termined that the “hells" have put up TaDahaaaec and New Orleans with n view their shutters, waiting for the clouds to to an honest and impartial understanding “blow over," but a remarkable unity of dfthe methods adopted by both the great purpose has been developed in fator of political parties in the contest for national driving the fraternity permanently out of ftpouisuy at the polls on the 7th of Nothe rity. Our police department is vem'Vte. Mr. Hewitt has ignominiously failed in making a very discreditable display in the investigation now being prosecuted hii ill-advised allact upon the administra­ Another snow storm set in early this tion of PoainuHUr James of New York, morning which^has turned to a cold NorthMr. Cox'S committee didn't even succeed No one at all informed as to the inevit­ ably farcical and insincere character of the in establishing tho shadow of suspicion that would break tho force of Mr. Hewitt's humititating fall, while it is evident ho keenly regrets his precipitancy in making, inainnations against so prominent M offi­ cer aa Mr. James, and withal one so upii vaoally popular, which ho was wholly un­ able to sustain, evidence is not wanting that many of his party aseooatea in Con- grese, who have become restive and rather under his lead as head of tho National Bourbon Committee, rather enjoy his emat Amite, die first town in the State on the N. 0.J.4G. N. R. R. He dashed baraawng and altogether disagreeable po­ sition. Jealousy will prompt human That night Warmouth learned that the nature to very mean expedienta, often­ bird had flown and ho too hurried away on times, .whereby to ventHate its gnevanocs, the firrt train. Both took tho same route and the discipline of the Bourbon ciders via Louisville, Pinehbaek twelve hours ahead. At Jackson, Tenn., War-mouth of the Democratic faith is not specially calculated to foster and develops the noble charaeteristice of fslable humanity. Some interest has been awakened in dajB reach tho Capitol of alleged irregular it» in the Norfolk dietrirt at the W elec- n, NfflE & m We were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say; everybody ought to have a present. M1UBS i UMS From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries Of all kinds and as. cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery All Kinds and All Prices Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at Sflirff, WEE 4 I^ESTO/f'S. xu30w4. Hastings, Dec, 14th, 1876. A spicy sketeh descriptive, of a trip over the Atchison Topeka and SantaFo Railroad and of the beauties, scenery and '4$eature resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nyiw Crinkle," ths musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on paplioadon,together with the SanJuanGMt, maps and tune tablas of this now and pop­ ular route from Kamas Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arisona and the'8an Juan Mina*. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on the continent between tho Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Ani)xnsox, THE ENEMY OF BISEME I • THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AND BEAST I. U>» Grand Old ■ MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEABB. THERE IB NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHEB, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT> parativdy deserted. The winter, so fkr, would compare favorably in its Arctic se ! to. D« Reed dnwSi'to can HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR his new Wagon Shop, *hcrt hb may bj found al all hours of any day, ready to do . Logar. to any a valuable any work In his line, from putting a new » _• spoke in tn old wheel, to the building of 1 xx45yl. Apples Wsntsd, u» best buggy ever seen in the county of Barry. Don't forget the place', in-' the In any quantity at the Cider Mill of W. 8. shop with Jason Rich k Bro., corner o k B. Shriner, Jeffimon street, Hsstiogs, Church and Railroad Street. for which the highest market price will xxfitf . • , ’ be paid. xxi73tf The man who Tought one box, and got . CARBOLIC OIL LIJST I ME1STT UokMthisI by calling on Mrs. Hand. How aboat-lho R J. GRANT BELLS, Meat coat» YontKi coatt Abv. 27, *76 xWSlwC Diainfeets, Pariflca, SwoSlia, aarf Heals. Curas EhwmiuUai aad Kouralsia. WANTED—Our pay at once, it will Notice FERRAND �Iha^eNi-Weekly heptobl icajibajijier. Council Prooeedmgt. PROCLAMATION. 8FFH1AL RAPE* 8F afiMt WflT t. By the Mayor. Tho time Cor the regular meeting of the Com­ mon Council cf the city of Hastings was Jan. 2d 1877, and there not being a quorum present WKianAi, numerous complaints sr* being tho mooting was adjourned. made of riotous, drunken and disorderly con­ L. D. QcacKuaraa. Recorder. duct at som* of the Saloon, on th* Sabbath ; that Saloon, ar* kept open after 11 o'dock, P, M.; and that gambling and confidence game, A special meeting of tho Common Coun­ are carried on in *ome of them with the cil of the city of Hastings was held at the knowledge of the Proprietor*. council room on the evening of Jan. 5lh, A. And whereas th* following ordinance in re­ Uastinn and Woodland—Arrive Teseday. Thurs­ D. 1877. lation thereto i. -now ia force in thi. city, day, and Saturdayjrt 1 p. m. leavs at 2 p. m. Present the Mayor, Recorder, Aid, Dawson, IIaitinsv. Cedar Creek and Hickory Corners-Ar­ rive Wednesday sad Saturday at 12 m.; leavs at 1 Evans. Reed, Russell, Sheldon and Tomlinson. The minutes of tho previous meeting were money or other value upon said premisee, or read corrected and approved. suffer any druakenneea, quarrelling, fighting or other disorderly conduct on or about such premises, or suffer any such establishment to Petition relative to paying each fireman be open (except for victualing purposes) any five dollars for his services - one year and im­ part of Bunday, or after thcAour of 11 o'clock posing fine* for absence from duty, was on in the evening, or before the hour of 5 o'clock motion accepted and adopted by a vote by ayee in the morning of any day. Now therefor all persons interested, take and nays as follows : notice, that the above ordinance will be strict­ Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Evans, Read, Russell, ly enforced from and after this date, a copy of Sheldon and Tomlinson, 0. this notice being first posted in each Saloon or served on the propr letor or occupant of the Petition of Fire Co. for the appointment of W. H. Hoffman as Fire Warden In the 2nd Ward, in the place of Geo. W. Sloeum removed, was accepted, and on motion W. H. Hoffman Entertainment. was so appointed. C. M. k'MNYAN’S I would respectfully a nn-^n?f Clt*“ zens of Hastings and vicin. at 1 have a new and Madison Dispensary, 02 W. MmEubSL. Chicago. l-’iffts On motion the petition of C. 8. Burton and We herewith place before our readers the others, relative to grading for aide-walk on Broadway was token from tho table and programme of the entertainment to be given by the Young Folks' Aid Sodtety, to-morrow granted. (Friday) evening. The proceeds of tho enten On motion of Aid. Tomlinson, the petition of Teal, Spaulding and 128 others relative to tainment are to be given to ths needy poor of enforcing the law in regard to closing saloons the city. It is therefore a good cause and merits tho support of the people of Hastings was token from the table. And tho following reaolution-WM offered by and we are sure tho exhibi tion will bo well patronised. Aid. Russell. Rucletd,—That the City Marshall be and Is hereby especially Instructed to enforce tho ordinance relative to closing saloons on Sun­ days, and between the hours of eleven o'clock P. M., and five o'clock A, M., on other days, and to enter complaints against any and all parties guilty of violating the same, which wan unanimously adopted. On motion of Aid. Russell, the contract for excavating the hill on Broadway North of Iron Bridge was approved by ayes and nays follows: . Prayer. Sacred Quartette.—Plead thou my cause. Essay, Subject, charity.—Maubau. Cook. Recitation. Death Doomed.—Miss Eva Nxvixs. M OF ORbWl 7 Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, s'oices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at BOTTOM PRICES. Remember the place, at J. S. R U’JVYJIJY’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. O. M. RUNYAN. xxi66tf MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. DRUGS & The New-York TRIBUNE The Leaflint American Newspaper. Xargeat Circulation Declamation, The Fireman.—FkaxaBitsuMax. Dialogue, Smith's Woe. Reading, The Painter of Seville.—Mas. BailsY Dialogue, Courting Under Difficulties. Duet, Seo How the Pale Moon Shineth. AMONS THE BEST PEOPLE. I.—IT PUBLISHES ALL THE NEWS. The servant of no man and the slave of do party, it can afford to and does Ayes—Aid. Dawson. Evans, Reed, Russell, tell the truth about all. Sheldon and Tomlinson, 6. j Prophecy—Jonx Baowx. IL- 1T IS IMPARTIAL AND INDE­ Noys—None. —' Reading. Hannah Jane.—Hxxer PENDENT. Believing in intelligent suff­ Report of finance committee recommending Dialogue, The Indian'■ Revenge. rage, it aims to furnish voters the fullest that the bill of H. A. Bailey of 833 fur rent of and fairest information, to qualify them engine room, which was allowed by a vote by for the wisest discharge of their responsi­ aySs and nays as follow.: bility. Ail About tho County. ILL— IT IS, AS IT ALWAYS WAS, Ayes—Aid. Dawson^vans, Rood, Russell, ESSENTIALLY REPUBLICAN. It Sheldon and Tomlinson, 6. Remember the charity exhibition to-morrow may quarrel in tho future, as it has done Nays—None. night. in the past, >with errors of Republican A motion'by Aid. Tomlinson, that tho com­ loader n ut corruptions in the Republican Attention is asked to tho notice to physici- mittee on onllnaaoM be iartruoted to report ou party; but it can never cease to be true to ordinance relative to paying firemen, was carxxi68tf Republican principle*, and especially to Advertised Letters. Aa we go to press the snow is falling at a those golden doctrines of. civil service A motion by Aid. Reed, that the Marshall bo rote that shows signs of a snow storm. NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. List of letters remaining in the Hastings P. reform Jiard money, the sanctity of the Na» instructed to examine into the condition of Presidents Hayes and Tilden (?) are now stove pipe* and other places liable to cause 0. Barry County. Mich. Jan. 10,1877. busily engaged on their respective messages. fires in the business part of the city, and re­ Richard Cunnings, Terence Carrigan, Mar­ stones of Gov. Hayes’s admirable letter The ladies of Hastings Eastern Star Ledge, port the condition of the same to the Common tha Cliford, Emma Haynes, Edward Hastings, of acceptance. No. 81, A. M, are to give * fertivnl.nl Union Council at least once in each menth, was carRev. I. B. Jones, Matilda Kamp, Anna Kidder IV.—ITS MORAL TONE IS PURE Hall, on the 20th last. FuU particulars will Wm. LdSd, Charles Newman,-Joseph Reece. AND ELEVATED. The family circle reettThnil *vw be given in another issue. is never profaned by anything which ap­ toil. A He, apnu warn** «n The Grand Central Hotel, New York, means pears in the columnes of The Iribunc. ••war" on rates. To accommodate tho demand V —THE CHOICEST STANDARD for low prices, it has reduced its rates from AN D CURRENT LITERATURE of die pKluSjroT^MlLAPEXPniA.___________ 14.00 to 82-50 and 83.00 por day. day is presented in its columns, including CorrcspoJcncc, Poems, stories and Reviews Good news to the public in the shape of from the most talented and popular writers. groceries,provisions rte., by Mr. J. II. Sutton, To Creditors. VL—IT - IS THE BEST AND whose add came in loo late for publication in CHPAE8T FAMER’8 PAPER PUB­ drawn on the appropriate binds therefor by a this issue. He will speak for himself in our LISHED. “7*4 H'ecWy Tribune has vote by aye* and nay* as fellows: done more to make good fanner's than any Wilkins Bros ■ 8 4 60 other influence which ever existed." Bowen A Creasy 8} days each enginerVII.—THE MARKET REPORTS lOSBeaaton of the same and will settle all of The Tribune are indispensable to every Traverse Philips 83 days service as buyer and seller in the country. Quota­ lemands against him. Supervisor Israel 8. Boicn. tions are given daily and weekly of almost A. W. “Bailey rent of engine room to James Rtan, every article bought and sold in the markets May, 13th, 1876 Assignees. of the world, and with nnraringand almost A. J. Angle infallible accuracy. Ito Cattle, Butter and January Sth, 187' the other day. By the way. that’s aa ice idea. A. D. Repkina Cheese, and other Markets arc tho rceogWe always thought it would be bettor to ped­ nixod standard. A ll D emands D ce J ohn S tarlet die ice in winter. And then It keeps so much VH1.-MORE COPIES of The. tribune and remaining unpaid, will be placed in better th^s weather. Give him your patthe hands of an attorney tor collection, tn arc paid for and read by tho American peo­ Ayes—Aid. Dawson, Evans, Reed, Roue ple than of any other newspaper of equal thirty days from thia date. Sheldon and Tomlinson, 8. irioo in the country—a fact which is the 1 Israel S. Boice, test demonstration of the value of tho Nays—None, James Rtan, On motion tho Council.s4Jeurned. January 8cb, 1877. -Artignero. IX.—THE READERS of The Irib­ L. D. Qcacxdsusb, Recorder. xxl74tf x unc represent largely the best enterprising andprogesive minds of tho country. Persons Lost!—$50 00 Reward. CHURCH'S MUSICAL VISITOR begins the who are interested in pure politic*, ihe ad­ etty will join heartily fa tail work, new ye*r with a number worthy of that excel­ vance of rience, and the progeas of opinion, Smi oifWAMb— Notwithstanding the hard lent and popular art Journal. In addition to will find their demand, mot by • The , 7r»times <he sale of D. B DeLand A Co.' Bui the usual attractions, the January Visit*. ^X.—PUBLIC APPROVAL AND Cfonmwl Seltretae U still on th* increase. It present. a fine, full peg* portwit of |ho cele­ ENDLESS 'VARIETIES. *25000 iso”'- Local fciisijie?? Notice? BOOKS Legal 8. ■ALE ON EXECUTION. ■ .•yss’jj-E S£<£T^W'Zf®rrlSl rat 855g Th* Little Rock and Fort Smith RAILWAY FOB SALE ■^unir;rk.-tr^ _ -- - Sr Uf A MTED WAN Every young men and ladyehouia aebrated composer, Richard Wagner. The musical -contents inelade a beautiful song and ran and read tbs last number of the Grand Rapids “College JovrnaL" chorus entitled "The Daisy of tho Field •■Thou Lovely Star.” a qaartet: -Picture. of rimes Long Part,’ a peculiar piece of descrip­ tive writing; and "Work is Done,” a pretty where it will -top. The donation party lost evening al the resi­ waits for young players, by Geo. F. RootThe principal literary content. are: "A pDdence of Rev. R. W. Fletcher • ’”7 eniovablc occasion. A. a token of their love E. Upjohn, and esteem Mr. Flrtobm's friends presented A. P. Drake him with amh to the amount of over two hun­ Letter B,” by Joe. Howard; “Opera in Amer­ C. Rumxll, dred dollar*. A number from other denomi­ ica"Franx Schubert" and a large variety and others. nations were present, thus showing by their of shorter article* which, added to the editor­ presence and presents the hearty good will ial matter and oorroepondence, gives us one of whieh the people of Hartings gwereHy share the best musical journals ever offered to the mnsle-loving people. Subscription price With Mr. Fl*cab*r'e coogrofrtttm. Jl.GO, u-.Myrrsu»n. For fuU particulars addrees Jons Cmvbcm A Co., Cincinnati, 0. is as good or better for all kinds of booking purpose, t ha. Imklng powder aad rnwl eteepw; h»w.* people will use It. Every successful housewife paw the word down the line, and thus Its fame Is spread until it is hard to tell Special Notices. PROSPERITY have rewarded the fade pendcntjandBclfTeflpoci course of The Trib­ une. It has a larger and stronger corps of earnest workers among ito friends than ever before, and constantly receives from old and new readers words of encourage meqt. JACKSON’S BEST” SWEET NAVT CHEWI GUARDIAN’S SALE. �Furniture, Milk Safe*. * < > 1876, 166,—an increase over the preced­ ■ ing two years of 58 Graduates m 1875—6 J 33 ; in 1873-4, 36. Inventory of prop, * tor, <252,268.00, an increase in two jtut 1 of <20360.00. 1 am satisfied that the 1 college is in better condition, and doing 1 better work than ever before. It is not only educating the students under its roof, but the President and Faculty through a system of Farmers' Institutes held through­ out the State, are cnlisring the good will Where you wul find all kinds oi and sympathy of the people. Ifj,t teaches labor, if it impresses upon our youth the dignity and honor of labor, ita establish­ of financial depression like the present, ment will prove a success; if not, it will when we fully realise that the only way up be a failure. Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any,house in Barry and oat is through the productive industry of the people, the question is a pertinent Each succeeding year opens to tho Uni­ county, for these reasons; one. The army of children who yearly versity new fields of labor—increasing 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. come out from our schools are to recruit demands upon its resources—and stronger 2d. Because we make the most of our the ranks of the industrious or the idle. claims upon our consideration. goods ourselves. That the natural tendency is towards the 3d. Because wo keep the best of work­ The number of students in 1875 was 1,« former we do know, and our system of ed­ 193; in 1876,1,127. Degree* conferred men. ucation ought therefore to be an efficient in 1875, 370 ; tn 1876, 410.. 4th. Because we warrant all goodt we help in that direction. make. Its resources are— We sell none of this cheap made Fur­ We need to pre this subject our earnest attention, to care more for the depth and niture that is made by machinery. The breadth of our education than we do for goods we make are made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call the heighth of our sebod-housa tower; to pursue the substance and neglect the shad­ The Legislature of 1875, establishing a and inspect our ‘goods, for they all bear ow ; to make our schools the laboratoiy in School of Mines, a Chair of Architecture inspection. No trouble at all to show our which men are made. Idleness is the cause and Design, and of Dental Surgery, has goods. of more misery and crime than all else be­ already accomplished more than its most Parties haring pictures to Frame would side,—of 889 men in the State Prison in earnest advocates anticipated. The Den­ do well to gat them framed of us hs we 1875, 753 had never been apprenticed, tal school has so 'many students that an can do it better and cheoper than any and of 334 received in 1866, 17 only had additional professor is needed. The class house In Barry couoty. We keep the ever been apprenticed. If our educatiou in Mining, Architorture and Design num- largtal and best selected stock of Picture is not made mon practical ths ranks of bm 25. An impetus has been given to Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paper­ Sidle will constantly increase, not fem technical education that post in time be holders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and ce, but simply because they have no of great practical value to the State. The everything in the Furniture Line. We sledge of bow to do anything well appropriations for these new branches invite all persons to call and look at our Our high and graded schools need to made in 1875 were for two years only. provide more technical instruction at once. Their success demands their renewal, with If it is the province of legislation to direct an addition of 62,000.00 for another Now on exhibition .at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ or control in this matter, I ask your professor in the Dental School. The Board of Regents desire to further ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly thoughtful attention to the subject The educators of Europe are pointing increase the usefulness cf the University in don. B&* “ We Mean Business”. "W Furniture Rooms south side of State their energies in thia direction. In this this direction, and to this end suggest the connection I desire to call your attention creation of a chair in Physics and Geology. street, opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hard­ to the Special Report of Rev. D. C. Jai The amount required to do this will be ware Store. STEBBINS BBt’8 cokes, who had charge of our educational *5,000.00 annually for the salaries of two department at the Centennial Exposition, professors, and $2,500.00 for apparatus upon this subject, gathered from what he for physiod and physiological labqptory. saw there of other systems and other Were the times more auspicious, and other demands Dot so pree^og, the Regents countries. Give to pur special schools, to the Uni­ would earnestly urge upon you the neces­ versity, to our common schools every poa- sity of a new Library building ; they now Sibl« assistance in this work that can con­ suggest it only. The University Has out­ sistently be given with a due regard to grown the present building. There is not economy. room in it for reading purposes or for books. The Library is so important an This department of our system of edu­ element in the success of the University, cation u steadily improving. The attend­ important as an aid in educational work, ance for 1874, was 48G; for 1875, 630 ; important m its governing power over a for .1876, 722. The graduating dsns in body of students in furnishing mental 187G numbered 70. Over 6,000 ctndoeta rprrintion. that I bee to commend the have attended this institution since its suggestion of the Regents to your coruddopening in 1853. The condition of its erationr. Our University occupies a posi­ funds, at the close of the fiscal year was as tion in the front rank of educational insti­ tutions, it is giving to Michigan a reputai follows; tion oil over the world, it is drawing hun­ dreds of families to the State ycany, aa permanent residents, and we ought to fos­ ter it in all ways, not with extravagance, The estimated disbursements for each of but with persistence, economy and care. ochtid the years 1877 and 1878 are: for salaries KABTKBN A,*$LVM FOB THB INSANE. of teachers, $20,100.00 ; for library and Work wm begun upon this building in aroarattn, $900.00; for repairs, $1,000.00 other expeosea, $2,900.00. The receipts 1875, by Messrs: Coots and Topping, who from interest and tuition are estimeted at were the loweA bidders, for the sum of $6,600.00 per annum,- leaving a deficiency $306,384.00, nd has progressed very fa­ of $18,300.00 for each year to be pro- vorably up to this time. The brick and vidsd for by taxation. The State Board stone work is omplet/ri and the roof near­ NEXT DOOR TO of Education, in view of the crowded con­ ly finished. It is expected that it will be dition of the school, ask on appropriation ready for occupancy by February 1st, 1878. of $50,000.00 for an additional building. The plans were prepared by E. E. Myers, Tb«y have submitted no plan or rerimafee, iarchitect Dr. Van Dcuscn gave us ths but it seems to me that a smaller wiijiiBl 'benefit of his large experience in the gen­ than this would build a very eommodius eral interna] plan and arrangements. The Furniture, Coffins, Etc. and suitable structure. It ia due to the i management of the school to ssy that it 'Norman, and the building will be one of has been very modert in its request in the the best for the purpose in the country. put, and very prudent and economical in 'The contractors have performed their work the expenditaro of its appropriations. very aatisfactarily to the Board, under the AaBim-TTRAI, OOLUUB. faithful supertftcndencc of C. M. Wells. and be happy again. Very full d< tails of all the expenditures The management of the finances of the edUego for the part two years, has been will be found in the report of the Board Superintendent. Estimates have careful and prudect. It fa cut of debt, and ; made by the Board for furnishing the and I hope will ken out. The board sub- been 1 mit a very carefirf detailed estimate of Asylum ready for occupancy, amounting <109,708 00. It is estimated that r< crips asd expenditures for the coming to 1 t»oyw«a. T^------estimate •*—* the current ex­ ' there wiH be remaining <27,830.00 from penros at $20.1 par annum, and the the building fund, leaving the ram of <81,­ nJt and other sources at 950.00, for which the Board ask your reocipts fromi --------.. ing a deficiency of fl 6,­ appropriation. These estimates have been SALISBURY A BROSSEAU 474.00 for the two yearn. They also very carefully prepared in detail, and I submit a statement of wants for repairs, judge with a due regard for economy and new buildings, itnpruTemeuts, library, ate., rwliaify. I reooBnend an appropria­ amounting to 620,062.00, making a toW tion of tha amount, or so much thereof as 636,536.00 for which sum they ask an aw- may be Bccestaxy, divided equally in the tex roD of 1878 and 1879. urS in. tnxmaF As this Asytam will be ready for the mate was made, the old Boarding Hall at raeepCM of paliente before another meet­ the collsgt has been deutroywd by fire, and ing rffe Mature, it will also be your duty to provide for ita maintenance, man­ agement, and government. The preaent number of students, even with this half law only applies to the Asylum at Kalahave boon limited, and a new one would maxoo. fOoatttBCBD ON 2d FXOE.J have become Mceroary within two yaan, at least. It is proposed in the erection of a new building, to coostruct it large enough to accommodate 120 totients. The csti= mate of ita cost in *15,000.00, and I rec­ ommend an immediate appropriation of Look here ! Look here! this amount, k that the waft eoj be oommsneed alaaee and the building be •msxxa numinu. ready for the spring term. In view of Alter *rt>j row. ia Uk buAnea, on ttWj «, ihrt eu> do brtte wort, ud oiro b«ser rtUdartioa thu ur other Srw m Ou. W. U. Slobbio., lb. wish Uso ozymns of > h&tuufi, will alwiys give hfa pcreonal at this part of their extoustuc [CONTXNCKD FBDM 1ST FAOB.J equally our no&eiMde and cars. Wshave sp3coUspsfcrthsfa»sr. schools m which to fit teachers, schools for the. professional student, and for one or two tech. nieal pursuits. We seem to recognise ia all ita fullness the truth of tie old provcb, “The breath of the school-children u the saying of the world." Yet with all thia, there are many thoughtful cititens who ask themselves the quretion: Are we doing our edneadon^ iork in thebe* way, are ow schools all they ought to be, do they help our chil­ dren a. much a. they should L tho preotiad things of life and fit them to be pro. ductive, aeir-helpuig ertiaens ?” In t&M Railroad*. Railroad*. Railroad*. HASTINGS Peerless Milk Safes KANSAS LIRE. cp| j 8 FURNITURE! . ji II ?g :S 10 » 9m 88 LEATEMWOBTH, ATCHISON, am4 CHICAttO, KANSAS. INDIAN TERRITORIES, COLORADO, AND NEW MEXICO. . STATUS'S Is ii |i I1 GOING SOUTH. ' |no. i’no.s|mo.« te ls lllils s ffilra I C8<!•=■■■ 0hpnr.il Bluffs and Omaha; « Keep It. (COLUMBUS TIMJ GOING NORTH. 1 STEBBINS BRO’S. naSbwtrtmto'far JOLIET. MORRIS. LASALLE PERV HENRY, LACON, PEORIA, GENES EO, MOLINE, ROOK ISLAND. DAVENPORT. MUSCATINEa WASHINGTON, IOWA CITY, GRIN,. NELL, NEWTON, DES MOINES h m sl MWM mm H 00 for axtcrnal beauty and Loterior «rr*»»**n«nU fer th* oosfort. eoBvoaieM* sad luxury of >*o**M*re ».-« unexcelled if *ioal*d. by any oiler can ef tie A GIFT For Wife, Brother, Sister OB SWEETHEART. dunce work, are recommended and be mailed, poet-paid, on receipt oj marked price: VOCAL WOCKS. p,.K’ Wtt&tr Sfia&fZFKS i*. t. sad 3 make eot>aaeti*M at Fort Wan* REMOVAL! Bak* Maser vonnaetloa at Kalaaaawith Michi<an Cantral R. R. to and trots Oti­ s'. X ecn»*rt» at DAM. Janetta* with D. A M. Head, and al Grand with M. C. B. R. h?T aadS IKANB IAPIM IIYItlNH. The Reliable Shnrt Lite EAST AND WEST. • Toinnoi ■ •BAND EAFIB1 A» BETNIT u CoaplM* rootlaoaro*. aaah K00aa4 isitidmestalwohi. ■ nST *■”*•“* TIME TABLE. • Is/topo^t of fi/r con­ Doo. iota, isva. ftrt Warn Jataa & i'^ »r voLroii STW,OOT'»P*W IWHT L if Ti/t fltrLrfiTT*o"pSTOi(t, millBAI. ncfflGrmw aj» MifcDavni. p g Blva* Jurtioa 22 MONROE ST. 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THIS I READ GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE EVERYBODY I 1 THE REFORM SCHOOL. SURGICAL DISEASES. Tho Daesar’. Lacailon b mort aHcib md convuricntat il'.tjor auvuton^t. I desire to call your special attention to tho reports of this Institution for 1875 and 187G. “ After many days " it is now a Reform School,—tho bars and iron doors have , disappeared,—the high fence that waited it in is kindling wood. And the results are,—no corporal punishment, no escape since its opening, less destruction of State property, a general tone of comfort and cheerfulness in all its surroundiofp, and a brighter, better look in tho faces of the boys. - The genernloutfic of theScbool is greatly improved. The table and fur* niahing, the clothing, etc., arc better than heretofore, and .all tend towards lifting this Institution out of the prison mire, mid on to the higher plane of a school. The expenses for the two years ending Sept. SO, 187G,U:ivo been $61,773.46 Usides the amount received for die labor of d*e boys and other sources. Of this amount, 817,688.46 has expended unde? special appropriations, made in 1873 and 1875, $44,084.00 for current expenses. TKBWs 07 SUBSCRIPTION ; Job popartmonn M ............ ... .. RA TES OF AD VER USING. np all hope of relief Hie rataodiaa ar faliiable. with marvelous sEeaer reli eui or rympto U>« Doctor can enre. Um .many aimUar aaaea.;ou «avo««mr Baton to believe the trtiK and funeral.. Do not be tAHInfluenced be the carious. Jealous or t> Jt Column I «i Column I l.Coluwn. I 5.00 I 8-00 I 18.00 IJTLOO I 8.00 I 15.00 I 80 00 I 50.00 I W.00 10D0 I 29.Cn I 50.C0 I K)d» I 150.0 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS i° many caesa thia can Iw said of trie—•- 'jtiarSBcjj^ nugubc' •— — —---------- ■■---------- -— ."jSK?SX . All the buildings arc now lighted with gas, a now' boiler and oven has been put m ; a now fence, wood-shed, and play-shed erected; the main building thoroughly repaired and painted inside and out, and roofed pith tin ; a water-tower and tank hare been built, with iron piping through the grounds and building, with six fire hydrants; a large number of fruit trees and vines .have been planted, and many other permanent improvements nude. There is room for one hundred more in­ mates than it now contains, and I can sec no necessity for further expenditures in buildings or permanent improvements for many years to come. Tho Board ask ap­ propriations of $25,000 00 per annum for tho years 1877 and 1878 for current ex­ penses, 2,500 for each year for repairs and improyomcnts. and $500 each year for tho library JWyMeian*. are. moat rcltabla phyaleiaa. hraltti for ream. who. aft IS pobllr WUH t I. i-'i l*r r d tneakin of HARVEY Wright, iTTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Office in Union Block over Bartow A < Alltinu. urotienim, ■■■ ruroai i-urii v-impiami, i wtucn. iu inn nrantry. nrr ia«- irn lu HMltb and Ufr wken rh.nc. ot cl Imai, and all Mm blls, ar. coral try Dr. Alkln*> Xiaprc aadOUHUtutlonal R-nlorallrn Treaunrat. 1.156 JCK1.NG Olt CII11ONIC I>X«T2AHI3f*. Hcrofula. niiMamail.m. Dy.prpnta. I'tlea. riollrr. Dropsy. Gravet Comilpailun. Tai-o-Worta. Ui Hastinc*. u;'1 ■Irian in »• World. Do no( nttwimn Pnln. Wenkruva. and drar oal a mlMrable Ute. wbeo by a UUle II. C. PECK HAM, PtttBICIAN A SEIGION,. EPOHMITIKH, XX<U£ JUSTICE OP THE and leturanoo A<»: 3Stf nmptiy aopplled. wait. many Innocent Vlttlma auSkrtbe tarrtbadfy traa ed by phyiiclana In swtwnU (tkay aftoaid net ba in DEA1 by leu»r, *epoalna mcoMwmmmi DR- H, F. PECKHAM. Ur arrange naadfnl. tboronrh treatment. «r-Atl aatu *tt»ntaa pwawtl/^Sta xaStf f " J 'i>ELlflMT J. WpLF. M. D.Z Dr Alkli ' Mn la rear rSom av«r tha Boil on Cash TStoro. prompt ittentlon. -^a. xxtotf a . Perwnwkl a dtataneataav b*car«d al homo by aSdrvastnsa lanar to D Itnsib Of Ilrne<UoducM«b»»cou'.:» i "I i . m-Olrion nruinn-.l, . WJLH. HAY FORD, ATTORNEY Ana ConnMllor H Lav. and S«4icitor KtuuwLoim an roawaabla terms. jfUMew., WREMKMBKR: Da. AlKix I* IbeanhAimma^i.*tt»vtane< bl. paucata bnnorxbly; rt» r. tl>. cholcr.1 r.n.-dleab »r«*ul»r jr.du.:. I mMi aucmvrul. ud & the rtabt ana la •rartay In all caaea. Eavlac. docii OKee over DR. C. RUSSELL, THE VICTORY IS WON ! LUCIUS RUMELL, efciAta.'1 *■ YAt tAW AND JROSBOtmXG ALL OPPOSITION IS OVERCOME . Kf&rd. OAm la ta. Cokrt Hww laaylTStf WM- i BtTRGHER. 8o,“to • / Ji>AO W. VJROOMAJf. bowen; — ■■ • -v «,W- ■ The Triumph is Complete. JOHN STANLEY is the VICTOR. For see JOHM U. CKEBT. C. G. HOLBROOK. -•/»■—if- [CONTISUED FROM LAST 1MDE.] .mrk^kdiax. AND Oo tas SivKh rtJgtJ Nuts Strnou Hartings. Ilajjy [' _ - WHOLE HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY, 15,1877, VOL. XXL NO. 75. Sugars, Canned Goods, and anoth­ er Goods usually kept in a First Class Grocery. My prices Defy to adviso with the magistrate as to the disposition to be made of it, to visit all children adopted or indentured from the Public or Bcfcrm School, to procuta1 homes for children, and generally to. ktop watch and ward over these waift who seem They have attended to 252 cases of arrests for crime,—224 boys add 28 girls,—that were disposed of as follows : 182 were dis­ charged under suspended sentence and returned to parents or guardians, 57 were sent to the Baform School, 11 were sent to the House of Correction, and two were fined. The average age pf children ar­ rested was twelve and three-fourths years, 86 are reported ns having Jost father, and 57 as having no mother. Of the 182 discharged, twelve were sent to the State Pablic School, rix to poor-houses, and homes were found for six. The children for1 whom homes were found from the State Public School, 117 id number, have all been visited, and their situation reported upon to the Schoo!.' " The total expense of this wort up to Sept. 30, 1876, was $474.45. In addition to these formal 'duties reuuired by law, they have been of incalculable service in pre­ venting crime, preserving peace in families, pwition is not an office, pays no salary exeopt (.xpanoca, and cou onlj- Inj OUod by those who love the work and do it because they love it. The State owes a debt of gratitude, to the gentlemen who are act­ ing as those agents, that it cannot easily pay. L earnestly hope the sy item may not be changed, except to be improved, sod that it may in time be extended into cvsry county. What more sublime spec­ tacle does the century present, than that The average number in the school for of a State not content to be simply a the­ 1875 was 241, for 1876 230 ; average age ory or an Idea, but a moral Being, with a of bop when received, 13 j years. The receipts from the labor of ihc boys have decreared very largely, and tlie out­ over .these cbtlaron who are to be a part look for remunerative employment in the of the State in the future. future is discouraging. The onlv mechani­ I have asked each county agent to give cal labor now being done is chair-bottom­ me, in an informal way, aunh facu as they ing, and this at very low prices. It is of deemed important regarding their work no adebntage to the boys when they go and their opinion of its value. Their re­ out, aa!lt ia a business not carried ou out­ plica are submitted herewith. I commend side of penal institutions, and would not t^fim to your attention, as the most re support them if it were. The Board, freshing reading of the day. Superintendent, and myself have given Although the State Public School haJ earnest thought and much time to the taken from the poor-houses a large number subject of employment that would teach of children, the reports of the Suparinthe bop some useful trade, and at the tendenta of the Poor^shqw a constant in­ same time add to our revenues, but with­ crease of children m thesdTnstitutians. In out success. In the present depressed 1872 the number was 583 ; in 1873.577; condition of our man iliac taring industries in 1874, 502; in 1875, 734. in this there seems to be nollilug better than the computation arc included babes, idiotic, work the bop arc now doing. The farm fvcblaiminded, blind, and mutes, but oven work is successful in a pecuniary point of then the number shocks us. Wo cannot, view and highly beneficial in every other must not pennit it - That a child reared way, and with the additions that have in a poo ►•house is to be a pauper or a pris­ been made to th 6 fruit trees and vines, oner in the ftiiuro, is almost certain. the Board hope soon to realire an increased We shall never cease building prisons, revenue from this source. so long as poor-houses are permitted to The Board of Control again ask that feed them with inmates. Wo ought to the law, authorizing commitments to tho prohibit by law, the placing of a child, school may be amended so that bep of mentally and physically healthy, under eight years, instead of ten, may be received three years of age, in any poor-house. from parents without commitment. I Other States have already done so. and we have given my views upon this subject ishould lose no time in following their exelsewhere. They .also ohk that the limit ।ample. The State of New York provides of detention maybe changed from 21 yean ।that pauper children shall be scut to’, pri-' to 18, and I earnestly nope this may be 'rate institutions and. asylums lnau»d of done. If a school does not fit a boy to go ithe poor houses, the. cost of maintenance out at 18, it never will. Ifhsis notfit ।to be paid by the county. Though wo to go then, he is not fit to stay and do* :hare Eat few asylums for children, I am moralise two or three hundred younger ।of the opinion that we should enact bop. If at 18 a boy after years of in- ia similar law, applying it to counties where struction and care, of restraint and dis- isuch iusiitutiouB exist But better fur ciplinc, still has hu face turned the wrong than the best institution, is home, be it way, it would seem as if tho State charity ever ip humble, if it is sober and honest. ' must cense and let justice take its place. Wo ought to provide legislation that would' The history of the Reform School shows isecure homes for these children, and I am that there arc a few such bop, and it >of the opinion that power aed money shows further that they have beea of great ishould ba given to the State Board of damage to their comrades of more tender Charities, to employ agents for this puryears. I bespeak for this subject your ;pose. Such agents, acting in concert with earnest consideration. the county agents and the State Public and Reform; events the experiment is worth the Should it fail,, and ahosSf tU State J torn? School, it has followed the old idsa School continuethat! of inr*itntional life; bat by far the wisest, far attended it we atfl|i£«B either « economical, natural, tn-1 hunuoe of SkMiM b -J>. Occasionally A boy i into ths State Public S criminal tendencies and School. this school give very full details of... orations. The number of children j tendance tor 1876, 212; if 204: in 1874, 101; in 1873, 14k The current expenses for 1876 1876,including repaint aud the cosh« mechanical industries, were about . 000.00 per annum. The expenditur restraining cruelty and in many other ways. If the work of these agenta'was to be es­ timated by simply dollars and cents, the amount of money saved the state, by keep­ ing boys out of institutions, would be found to be very large. A boy at the Rrform or Public School, or in poor-house, costs one or two hundred dollars a year, and when wo add to this Total. the esexpe from the dangers of institution­ al life, the transfer from dependent io in dependent life, the development of self­ the appropriation for 1875, but wars help and self-control that is implanted in a drawn, and have reverted to the Ttar child's nature, by the kindly intervention Withia a very short time the Si of the State through its agent, we cannot ought to provide a separate institoti estimate the value of their sert^ocs. I for the blind, and when this m done th have appointed agents in 26 couduSi only ought to be shop rooir enough at Flint as in bome of the newer counties there all the deafwnd dumb. For this reason seemed no immediate necessity, and in cannot advise the appropriation asked others I have been unable to find any one building a new shop. The construction who would accept the appointment, The the portico can be deferred, it it has b* I am of the opinion that, with the incrcaaing productivo capacity of the farm, and in view of the fact lhaj. the buildings and grounds are now in complete repair, that the amount asked for repairs is not needed, and that $2C;000 per annum is amply sufficient for current expenses, including repairs and itnjitovemente of every nature. The amount asked for the library is none too large. most >U parents, who seem hardly old co commit crime, who ought not to and should be sent to the School . The appropriation for the conduct of t shops, repairs, beds and bedding are all. pense accounts, though heretofore sper appropriations have been idade f» the items, and they hare not gone Into t current expense accounts. These are legitimate items of expenses in the ru ning of this establishment u any oth. and should be so treated; and unlera th. The Board of Trustees have reducsd L number of employes and their salaries, at inaugurated other economical rtforn I am of Che opinion that the sum of 060.00 will cover all above enui expense accounts and current expen the ensuing two rears. The esUmst other items are all neccasaiy, and shoi granted.' The expense for lighting school if enormous, owing to the price charged for gas, bring nearly < $1 700.00 for 1876. I ru&wsud'an ay proptiation of •2,500.00 for the itamed; may be IctaicDed. ; Thele^jlatafo’ oH8fB and the aotir< efforts of the officers of the Institate ban secured the Rtiaodanoc of nearly all th< children of the State whft m-Jdits c*xc yet there are stiirsotac reitartniBe ia faru lies and poor-houses. Thu 8wf, dumb Wh blind who grow np in iitnoranoe becoRM either imbecile of «permanent horde upon the community; and no parent h<n । ..i.i.U Cf .... i V - - .1.. moral, fret of charge, for them, it be the duty of Che State i by law, the education of all chi system of instruction at :constantly improving, It '“ortienlaifon" Ita’rfnw- itu housework and Mwing. I leosm work to ymrf ihndly and thought sideratioa. ' 71% -j,.’ ” 1 ■" ' THR WATS PRISOM. * Except in the fact that the : largely over-erbwd®,’* its' " <exceptionable. The repw iand Board fnrniahes full < ।earnings id money for the :ing Sept 80, 1876, ware 'This ui addition to the ;property, roads, iewsn, 'very creditable showing. ! The net earnings for.thi �A certain class ofprisoners, convicted of xs furnished employment to the ne tod Wind, to sickly and abort rids, and relieved the prison yard m that were formerly ao numIta effect upon ■ in 1875, 783; in 1874, 703. received in 1876, 30 had in the House of Correction, Reform School, and 11 in other Eighty-five per •««. of the were eemmitted for the firU time, •even per cent. were intemperate, ifcr per eent. were unappreotieeu. u, w— the cause of the increase in crime % by these statistics to be found in large percent, of intemperate and wbat are knowu u prison offeaws, arc now sent to the House of Correction at Detroit The nmr/oer of this class now in confineresnt there, is 74. This law should be repealed, ud they ahtiuld be hereafter sent to ono or the Other of the State Prisons. Th® Detroit House of Correction ' is none to largo for the use of Wayne county, and for what are known as county prisoners of other counties, and will gladly bo relieved of c report of the Warden and Board -v- ___ l:..— „c b time and convict earnings law enacted last Legislature, express same Gts as to the amount of benefit to bo - red from the latter provision. The 1 riment baa not been tested long •Q.»rh to really tall its affect, rad I should ofoih to give it up as a failure. I am of them. ' With tho opening of the State Howe of Correction at Ionia, tho Prison, Detroit House of Correction, ud Reform School, the State certainly has mist excellent facilities for tho clarification ud separa­ tion of prisoners, and it should no longer be delayed. The suggestion has been made of placing our throe penal institu. tions unacr the control of one Board, with u executive hoed whose whole time should be given to the duties of the position, ud who, of courae, would require a salary. Such a Board would cost no more than tho three now do, and in some regards the plu might be an improvement, ud in others perlups not. I eommcna tbc suggestion for your oonaideration. : imissioner of tho Land Office bo directed Ito plat the capita! block and dispose of all the State lota, at such prices and upon i isuch terms as way bo fixed by the Gov­ 1 ernor, Treasurer, and himself. The near approach of the completion of Ithe new Capitol creates an imperative inecessity for the appointment of a Su­ ■perintendent of Public Property. Such ।an officer could hare saved the State his isalary every year of the ten years post in the care of its propertv, rad with tkc increased demands in this direction a good offiocr, under a good law will be of great value. This duty is now per­ formed by the Board of Auditors, rad as they ■ are absent most of the time, it devolves upon tho deputy State officers. Supplies of paper for the printer, stationery for the different bureaus, fuel, etc., etc., are now issued without Bhu­ tan or plan. The proposed officer should have (rad in tho new Capitol there will be abundance of office and storage room for him,) all the supplies of every nature under his control, to be issued only upon requisitions and receipted for by the re* cipient He should have control of all purchases made by the Board of Auditors, and see that supplies brought are duly re­ ceived. ter of amount and payment of convict's STATS POGB. .tugs. Some provision should be made The public expense of caring for the jy which tho condition rad residence of a noor of the State in 1876 was *572,000.•otraict's family could be made a malar of 00. Of this amount *207,000.00 was for fraud at the Prialon, ud his earnings maintaining the poor-houses. The amount said directly to them instead of being of investment in poor-houses was *722,’ ->r squandered as they so often 000.00. For this expenditure and aa a 7 v erewith, in aeeordaoee return for the investment, the value of’ penpera' labor in 187* was estimated at *8,000.00. This financial exhibit, the increase of> with tho provisoni of tramps and able-bodied paupers, tho con­ aws of 1876, I appointed dition of our poor-houses, as described by x» XtfCC of Ionia, Charles Kipp of the State Board of charities ud many ■, and Westbrook Divine of Mont­ other reaeons, induced tho county superin­ - Board of Coinmiraioncni for the tendents of the poor st their last annual nr ’ House of Correction at Ionia. A meeting, to adopt by ajnnauimous vote a jntraet for two of the four cell blodu, of- resolution in favor of di'trict work-houses. lasre quarters, chapel, hospital, kitohen, That this system would decrease pauperism Ar-house, and ono shop was entered into ud eave money eannot bo doubted.' 1875, with Knapp A Co. of Detroit, Would it not be wise to^provide by enact­ rho were the lowest bidden. The work ment that any number it counties may boi ma progressed favorably, though not as empowered to unite for the purpoae of■ apialy aa it should, or as was agreed up- erecting ud conducting a district poorn. ft will be ready for occupancy by the houso or work-house?’ It would enable’ al of May next Tho entire con of the some of tho now counties that have not, ' yet built their poor-houses to make the experiment. coed the amount designed in the act, vis.: *270,000.00. The overcrowded condition of the State Prison, and the House of Correction at Detroit, require that the pewj^rinon be fitted rad furnished immo- The Board' has prepared estimates of tho sum needed,for thispurose, amounting to *29,458.00. The amount required to •sun. a new of thi» msOTjiUldo is necessarily large, aa it will not fill up grad­ ually bet at onoe, compelling the outlay to ' be made withia a Vary short time. The otructod and upea which it is to bo 'oonduotod, via: that all the employes are to live in the institution, will demand also a somewhat larger expenditure for ftarnishing. through the State will bo repaid for it ia th® reduction of expenses in the firat year of its operation. The’above sum, though asked for as fitting and furnishing, inclada water and etiracs, wagons, tools, fencing, fire boo®, ote., that are not m furniture, but that arc r tho works of tho prison, plan of the prison provides 313 of which are in the prison, and furnishing tho warden's resi­ dence, the Board estimate will require M appropriation of *124,3*3.00 The increase of arime, the number of ebtwbera, would demand that the id, with a rf tho edl the Govcr- industries x inmates XEW CAPITOL.y The work upon the new Capitol is not. as far advanced as the Board of Commis­• sioners wished and expected. The delay’ ia from various causes, but chiefly fromi the change in the cornice, steps, etc., or­' dered by the Legislature. The brick andI stone work on the building itself ia com­' pleted, leaving only the porticos, steps and west Poller huurc u> be finished. There lai no prospect of the bttilding being com­ pleted at the time contemplated, and thei work will need to be hastened to have iti ready a* tho assembling of tho next Legis­ lature. The quality of the material udI work is excellent, and does credit to thei contractors, Superintendent, ud Board. During the past two years contracts have1 been entered into for the tin roof, stone1 eornioe, steam heating, ventilating, ud1 the electric work. The total payments to' Sept 30,1876, have been *819,852 78. Tho Legislature of 1871 appropriatedp *10,000 for the preliminary expenses of plans, eta., for tho capital. The art of 187Z appropriated *1,200,• 000 for the erection of the building, in­ cluding services of the architect ud plus,। without amending or repealing the art of' 1871; but the Auditor General construed1 the appropriation of 1872 to include the1 amount aunupriated in 1871. This con­ struction of the law will require u appro­ priation of the sum of *8,249 85, this1 being the ampunt expended by the Board1 under the law* of 1871. The Board ask ; for-the electric work and other necessary' purposes that tbs sum of *26,000, or as1 much thereof as may be neoessary. may be' appropriated out of the building fund and; made available during this year. The1 history of the construction of publie build­ ings of this character faila to show any where so small an amount bf extras or' deficiencies as our capital up to this time, ud I commend this appropriation as one1 necessary and fit to be made. Full details1 of the operations of the Board of Building’ Commiseioneni will be found in their re­ port, to which your attention is called. The Board have made, at my request, in estimate of the amount required to fur> nish the sapitol with seeding, desks, gas fixtures, sauteis, grates, library shelving, ate., together with fenee, sidewalks, lamps, trading, and other neeotaary outMde im- 1 1 u> iU MHutttatf,hrs,-' 1 fixtures that are bat I am of the opinion that it will require from 160,090 00 to 180,000 09 for thia parpose. I recommend, therefore, that an *rf 76,000 00, or ao much of the Goycraor and Tho now Capitol and grounds will re­ quire a number of employes, janitors, fire­ men and others who should be under his superintendence and control. In a bus­ iness, money-saving view ■ this office will be one of great importance and demand ths entire time of a good business man. I recommend, therefore, the creation of such an office, to bo filled by appointment of the Governor, rad under his control, conjointly with the Board of Auditors. KAXLBOADS. ►L_R. Steven's Column. _ “VEGETINE,” S'S.’SySS.’Si Ira, sU tb^r are cvwpoexxUd In aseffaa MloprwU-oM^nUblus rwulu." VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE “ VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE X» the <TMl Blood PuriSer. for such purpose, to be ordered by him from the office <rf rack corporation.” . From that date until tho present time their report® Lave been made upon the bests of *27,300.00 per mile of stock and debt, and the tax has been *205.00 per mile, or a gross amount of *35,544.30 per annum; tho number of miles of road in thia State being 173. Tho Central and Southam roads are great trunk lines, and * ’* f about < the value If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to _ WBleare Um wont eaaa atMrataia. la roeonuaesdad by phyeklina and apol Hm effected bosm marraUoes curoa Curee tho wont caaoa ot Canter. Meeta with wonderful auoeoaa tn Maa Will eradicate Salt Rheum trom the ayi Ccraa tho moat lavatenU ceaea ot Krya W e were in there the other day w the largest stock of toys ^r saw in Hastings, and we e prices given should say, rybody ought to have a present BotaoToe Pimple* and H«moa tram tb Cnree Conatlpatlon and rotuletea the boraU. li a valaable remedy fee Uendnebo. We have ia the State thirty-five rail­ road oompanics, operating 5311 miles of road, 3346 miles of which arc in theState, Will eure Dyapepala. costing *154,632,666.72, and represented by *30,945.28 of debt rad *27,046.84 of stock per milo of road. The largo pro­ Roolorea th e ent I re ays tern to a healthy • portion of debt chows that railroads, like municipalities and individuals maintain their fashionable character. The grass Curee Pnloa la the Shia. railroad earnings in this State for 1875, were *17,692,292.00, which amount wxs hot sufficient to pay expenses, interests and rente. Four reads paid no interest ItemcToe the eattae ot blxxlneae. on their indebtedness in 1876 ; nine paid a portion only and report *2,129,810.00 unpaid for the year. Two have been sold Kellerae ralalaaaa at the Stonmch. under foreclosure,'and four arc in the hands of the receivers. One company only paid a dividend during 1875, in cash, of two Curee Faina In tho Bart. per cent., and one stock dividend of ten per cent. This condition of so great and important an interest, employing so large £ffw:tually curea Kidney Complaint. a capital, is very unsatisfactory, but it can* not be attributed to unfriendly legislation so far u Michigan is concerned. Tho le effoetlTo In Ha earn of Female Weaki nulls h«»v ualj Lhcuuxlvca to »nzl the remedy is in their hands alone. la tba rreet remedy for General DebUH Our roads and equipments arc in good condition. Of 10,71G,227 passengers transported in 1876, not one was killed, and only six were injured from causes beyond their own control. Twenty three per cent, of the accidents were caused by trespassers on the tracks. It would seem that some steps should be taken_to prevent this large loss of life and limb.~ There are a number of bridges over tho roads of the State, which are not of sufficient height to allow the safe passage under them of men at work on tho trains. Eiva persons have been killed and three injured by these bridges in tho past throe years. The Commissioner should be nuthorised to compel tho roads to raise all bridges to a height of eighteen feet, and to prevent the erection in the future of any lower than this, and I respectfully reeommend the passage of such a law. In thia.connection, I desire to call your especial attention to what to my mind is a matter of very great importance to the State, vis.: the manner in whioh the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway makes its reports for the purposes of taxa­ tion, and the very small amount of taxes it pays, compared to other roads similarly sitaated. This Railway and the Michi­ gan Central arc organixed under special charters ; both of them arc taxed by their charters throe-fourths of one per cent on the capital stock and bonded debt. In 1855, the Michigan Southern was eonsolidated with the Northern Indiana R. R. Co., rad the act authorising the coasolidation provided far its taxation/ as follows: “ Sec. 3. Tho said corooration so to ba organised by virtue of this act, shall con­ tinue, subject to the same rata of tax aa though such consolidation should not take plan ; ud the amount of its capital and Ioans hereafter, upon which such taxation, shall be paid, tJuxU be meh portion of the whole of tft capital and loatu at it aohkjffjr employed in the State of Michigan, to bo asoartatutd on or before the first of January in each year by the Auditor Genoral of this State, from the annual report ________ ___ __ «_______ t Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, Product, Etc. V«g»aa» 11 Sold by 1M DroggliU. pwm ■ Ml, w. From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery All Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at s/niTif, 4 ffwro/f'* TIE CHEST IF BIBEASE! H. GOODYEAR, THE FOE OF PAU The Druggist, AH kinds of FRESH rad SALT Metta Respectfully announces that he has again engaged­ on hand. in the DRUG TR.1D8, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs ana Medi­ Also Poultry, Game. tie. cines, Dye Stuffs, fancy Goods and, infact a com­ plete Stock of Drugfyfs Merchandise whioh he ogers Fresh Fish CWPUite WfePfiUM, Ceo. M. Savage & Op's Pel, Market one door Weal of J. P. Roberta Drug State. TOOWSaiiCMltaiiaSt^ xxxSOwi. Hastings, Doc. 14th, 1876. v.ixm. Hastings, Oct. 24,1876. MUSTANG LINIMENT, WHICH HAS 8TOOD THE TEST Of 40 YEARS THERE 18 NO BORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHNB, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY. OR THE BODY OF A H0R8E OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOBS NOT TTELB TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE OOSTING tU, Mu, or «L0«. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIF1 OF A HUMAN BEING. AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNiai MANY a xx4*yl valuable horse. D‘w CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT xxi52tf. InetanUy allye Us pain of Burna. 9100.00 in Greenbacks MTiaryest C7«6 o/S'ahscrs&ersJBt WIU keep your Horses sad Stock in Ordw W*ITNEVER FAM TryitOurW FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO Tan GAN F »wsr ■ �[he^epii-Weeklj hepbhlicirfilJsjijfer. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. FIMUL PAPIfi U BABIY NMI T. January 10, 1877. The electire officers of Hastings Lodge No. j Charles Hartkey, N. 0.; M. D. Reed, V. 0. POSTOFFICB TIME CARD ey ud Norman Dailey, Representative* u> the Grand Lodge. at 1100 ' Bill was introduced by Bobbins of Lenawee to aid the formation of Charitable Associations, veto at tho close of the last semion, and which .John Hotchkiss comment here, and the suggestions of Gov. Baglev, very generally meet public approval, while the quite. Statesmanlike Inausural of HoechUlia GUIDE CITY COCAL, R. R. TIME-CARD ITU r. n. U.-oor. m. Nleht Express 10:10 a. M. 5:15 r. know our opinion, of that of Gov. Bagley we shall have more to say, in a future edition of the Banna Croswell hu reappointed Major Geo. H. Hop­ kina u private Secretary. He could not have found a man in the Slate, belter fitted for the position, or who hu more friends or a larger acquaintance with the men of the State. Masonic Correspondence. Kniroa BaXvu:—I waslehoseu to draft ree- Nbw York, Dec. 29,1876. BXKGII AND THB BOSSES. . Prevention cf Cruelty to Animals, got after the home car people the night before E’i'iisLax! k fe" 5=1 The “Iron Trail.” .B A Holbrook STRANGER'S DIED. by the Governor whjch will be eubmitted to an executive session al an early day, eeveral ttwcrlaluw// any time. Wild body feels hope! The Horse Cant and Bergh—Defalca­ bring a revival a tions — Political — Business—FI re tent to wait tiff, I Escapes-Weather. yond a peradventurc. Bergh, the head of the Society for the loci) llijipej? jlotico; ible delay. NEVXN8.P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. ! ing U possible to OUR NEW YORK LETTER. I. 0. 0. F. SENATE 0hAMBXB,LaNSIN0, MlCB., ) A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the Atchison Topeka and SantaFo Railroad and of the bounties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," tho musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on paplication,together with the Sanjuan Guide, maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from.Kansas Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on tho continent between the Mis­ souri River and the Rooky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Anderson, Gen. Pait. 2. Jan. 4 '7G tf Topeka, two homes usual to good weather. It was one strain from the Post Office up town, and the jaded steeds only got on by pull­ At 23d ing their shoulders out of joint. street, Bergh's officers stopped every one of the wra, all loaded to their utmost with hdtfgry men, were held there an hour, till tho teams necessaay to drawing them with some degree of comfort brought and attached. could be The. passengers were as wroth aa the companies, but Mr. Bergh informed them that he did it for the purpose of awakening them to the necessity mnnitarian of taking some movements. interest in hhWhile he is Train hu brought me a well assorted the horses, and apt half as well fed. The stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gail era for tho car driver ia New York is compelled to summer and fall trade, which I will sell work from fourteen to sixteen hours a day, way.down low for Cash. I also sell the in freezing weather, rain, snow or sleet, Singer Sewing Machine connected with human existence, tho spirit of celebrated night and day, for which they receive the Brother Irving Williams, who hu been a Ma­ different Kinds of Sewing Machines. Nee­ son of good slandiug for many years, of irre­ dles and Machine Oil.w I also sell Well k munificent sum of $1.85 ! They arc com­ proachable life and character, a favorite in Cistern Pumps. pelled to stand on their feet all the time, family circle, beloved |by his wife and child J. Mavs and there is scarcely one of them who hu and everywhere respected by adults of his Opposite the Post Office acquaintance, hu suddenly been called upon not varicose veins, er some other disease Hartings, Mich. to cross the dark river, and enter, u wo hope xx41tf brought on by exposure, equally serious ; and trust upon a happier existence than falls to the lot of human kind upon earth, and and as severe u is the labor,' and as hard Notice. where, in times to come, he will be ready in aB'^he work, there are thousands applying that pleasant spirit land to welcome his rela­ Farmers please taka notice that I have fur tho positions for every place that is tives and frirniU of the mystic tie,^> pleasures bought out the interest of Calhoun 4 unspeakable aq ] fall ofjoy. Therefore Nssoltxd. T1 it, in the death of Brother Beckwith, in-tho hotel barn and you will vacant. It is a rather good proof of hon­ 28th, 1876. TODAY’S ADVER TISEMEWTS- All About tho County. Cold. Gold 106J. Irving Williams, societyAu lost a valued and Oo;d sleighing. Bring in that wood. at all at such wages, esty that they work rather than steal. But while tho animals arc taken care of, there litu been as yet no Business is steadily improving. Head the message of Gov, Bagley Senator Ferry will be re-elected to-morrow. Minstrell "Troup at find it to your interest to call and see me. xxt’Sltf J. W. Brock. Union Halloa Friday Cigars that cannot be equaled at John Stanley’s. Remember the lecture of Dr. Reynolds at the R—olrtd. Th't, standing here in thia silent City of ths Deac and around tho grave of our venerable brother, we cannot fail to acknowl­ edge tho universal dominion of death. But we cannot look upon death as an enemy of mankind, but aa a kinfi messenger sent'from oar Supreme Grand Master to summon ns from the trials and tribulations of human ex­ istence to that Grand Celestial Lodge above, where sorrow and mourning are unknown. RuohfJ. That we extend to the friends and relatives of ths deceased our most heart­ felt sympathy and condolence in this hour of their sorrow and commend them to the care of that just God “who dosth all things well." R/solwd. That ths Secretary of Orangeville Lansing. Heater HSward'e Temptation. Court House by Bev. T. H. Stewart of Kendall­ “Hasru Howaku's Tsmitatjox." by Mrs. C. A. Warfield, .author of "The Household of Bonverie." “Miriam's Memoirs." "Monfort HaH." "A DouHo Wedding," and “8ea and Shore,” ia just p .bliehed by T. B. Peterson A Brothers, Philadelphia. "Ilwru Howau's tten stcry of trial and temptstie example of a kind of novel that t vrol Exhibition u Friday even lag at Union HaH. held on the 26th at Union Hall. tlnctly defined plot and intention, and these are managed with decided vigsr. There is no -waste of words in feminine sentimentalism ; but the Incidents and the characters in them These gath- ill there are great) contain pictures or soon. drawn. Such fictions u these are ths popular ■>m of the present generation, and "Hester ■oward's Temptation" will, we think, prove attempt < society organized to of Booth Ckretina, sad Nieholb ef Louisiana, 0 maintained dramatic ths Story, through a multitude of satleiiotery sad not Improbable o large duodecieloth. gilt back la number, are *10. AO a ret. or I •loth, with a i Covim of " Hui- *1.7* far eoefc one wanted, to the Publinkers, prevent cruelty to The street care are so many mines of wealth, and the companies are enor­ mously rich; but tbeir employees arc harder worked and lea paid than any in the city. HIGH LIVING AND DEFALCATIONS. Applet Wanted, In any quantity at the Cider Mill of W. 3. 4 B. Stainer, Jefferson street, Hastings, for which the highest market price will be paid. xxi73tf The frequency of defalcations by young men holding confidential positions excites a great deal of remark. Every day some young man gets away*to Europe in a mys­ old. Inhabitants of foreign lands—the people of Australia, of Edrope, and of South America CHE $20,000 O0 Special Notices Five thousud ladies of ths " first fam­ ilies ” hare signed an agreement not to offer intoxicating liquors to their callers on Asn^MsMpnsxx Pull^TIum New Year's day. There will be a lem numben of well dressed drunken young men on the streets of New Year’s than usual. The big temperance demonstrations will commence immediately after New Year's, and will be kept*up just an long a uy feeling is shown. Boston and Philadclphia arc to join with them, working the j same way, Ihc speakers changing about so as to always have something new and at­ tractive. It is hoped by the originators to get up a feeling that will count on the rum mills, specially the fashionable ones. It is a businea men's movement, and hu the support of the heaviest mcrchuta in the city. The weather » cold and delightful, much to tho joy of the ice companies and abeeietalra the livery stable people. The avenues leading to the park shine' with splendid equipages. It make a ray briffiut show. New Adv«rti«»mant». GOOD HIS TO TH PUBLIC! STOCK OF GROCERIES xa! to the courts. Nothing will come of L They have lost tho game, and. have The men Oyster, the celebrated “Shield Brand," invitation for sale chap, at John Stanley's. to the crTit Groory Buies-u At my OLD STAND on JOn» Street. Brisk far sale at my yard. Seetioa 23d, in Rutland. Hemet L. Nbwton. $ac. 5ch, 1876. •WITH a. KZ1PTEX. xxi64tf RAILWA no facilities in New York for handling grain, and it costa altogether too much to get it through the city and bn shipboard. Chicago, Toledo and Milwaukee are ship ping heavily to Baltimore, ud the dry goods and grocery trade ia following it. The elder Vanderbilt is still on his bed, ud his son William does not seem to hare the acuteness of his father. At all events Garrett hu beaten him badly, and New York suffers. The Vanderbilte control too much railroad. ' Mr. Garrett works his road in the interest of his sity, ud its management has always been liberal. Be­ tween the Baltimore ud Ohio ud the : PcnMyhruia Central, New York hu come to grief Take this diversion and tho fact that tho lake cities are shipping direct to Montreal ud supplying New England di­ rect, and it ia euy enough to see that the prestige of New York u a commercial centre is in duger. fire escapb. The Brooklyn horror hu served one good purpose. Tho authorities have in­ spected every theatre in tho city/ud arc compelling the managers to make them safe, Thejr are cut'ing doors for escapes, and are laying water pipes in every direc­ upbriasj.‘S&AMUMgj tion, so u to flow the stage in the event of a fire- One theatre wu compelled to suspend till this wu done, ud the people who crowd them breathe more freely. The churches arc to be overhauled next, ud then the factories and large buildings in *hich people work six stories up, are to IN--------------be looked after. The effect of it all is, to make* life tolerably safe from fire. There arc buildings in the lower wards, which shelter nightly from two to three thousiqd Inftnrooe wit people, six stories in height, with only one" in ths Union. staircase, ud that a very narrow one. In the event of a fire in one'of them, the un­ fortunate ocounuts would burn like rata, for escape would bo All of these orc to b ud the owners eom safe. ’ terious way ; his books are examined and be is found to be a defaulter to a large amount. Then his employers investigate, and it is found that ho hu been living We take this opportunity of informing fut, that he had been “ supporting a wo­ the public, that we will safely and radical­ man," and that his face ia well-known in the ly cure all cases of pile*, without the use gambling hells. If he is smart, ho hu stolen and saved enough to be able to com­ of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. promise with them ; but as a rule he has E. F. k I. W..Bbown. squandered all that be hu stolen, and hu Hastings, Dec. 21, 187G. xxi68tt fled without money or character. I knew M. D. Reed desires to call attention to one case bf a young man who belonged to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be two clubs, hill living at which cost him not found at all hours of any day, ready to de IcsB-than *10,000 a year, who kept a mis­ any work in Lis line, from putting a new tress who required a carriage for ber own spoke in an old wheel, to the building of use, and whoso mid-day lunches never the best buggy ever seen in the county of cost him less than |5. At the clubs up­ Barry. Don't forget the place; in ths town be wu supposed to be a partner In the house, and his extravagant uviug wu shop with Jason Rich 4 Bro., corner • not considered singular. It turned out, Church and Railroad Street however, that he wu merely a clerk on a Xx6tf salary of *1,800 a year, and that hia de­ Michael Grace is happy, and why falcations in two years footed up over ihonld be not be. His naw place ef hot­ >90,000 1. And he got away to Australia ness is a favorite resort for the publie. with nothing—his mother sold stocks to and u a matter of eourse he is reaping a get the few hundreds that were necasaaiy rich harvest. Remember the place, first to take, him out of New York. Every door east of Em. Busby's Barber shop, cent of it hu gone tn his vioea. His mis­ jprth aide of State street. xxi66tfB4. tress sold his carriages, horses and jewdasnd immediately proceeded to find anr victim to ruin. Another clerk, at a CHEAP CENTENNIAL TRIP—To Smith, Mance 4 Preston'l and settle to salary of >1,500, embezzled in about the Swift on the War Path with a new and same time >60,000, whioh he spent in the well selected save costa. We must have our pay. same way. It is a singular thing that the xxi46tf business of a great house should be man­ The man who bought one box, and got aged bo a to make such thefts possible, but it h bo ; and they occur almost daily. three, may loam something advantageous POLITICAL. by calling on Mrs. Hud. How about the Bolognu? W. J. It* The holidays have taken the spirit out of the politicians, and there is nothing John Stanley sella better and cheaper new on the chea-boerd. The Democracy to inform my old customers and the Tea, than any other House in ths aty. find it hard work to keep up an excite­ ment, and they have about abandoned the idea of interposing any objection to the PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY WANTED—Our pay at once, it will inauguration of the legally elected Presi­ dent, Hayes. They have auit drinking save you trouble, blood, and aa an easy way of letting ttamxxi46tf Smith, Mum k Preton. selves down, talk mysteriously of an ap- Generally that I have again embarked U Whitman's Assorted Candies—the beet n the market A full supply at J. P. Roberts'. ’ ’ M/Iwek men. A. Card. Dr. Reynolds at the Court House, will tell about the horrors of ths liquor trafle. Go and ville, Indiana. Look at this! R. J. GRANT SELLS. Men'* coafa . >3.25 Youth'* coati >3.00 Boy't coati >2.50 Aor. 27, ‘76 xx.UltcC 825000 ASflfc- ___ BU8IKM. New Yerk has received anoth er off act. Ths grain trade has been gradually leaving thoaty for Boston, Philadelphia And Bal­ timore. Vanderbilt made an effort to get it back by cutting freight in fcvor of Neu; York but the ntber lines have finally beai- The , , him down, and the New York O’Otaal hu care were unusually crowded, and a heavy in the new arrangement raised its rs?*i 80 snow was falling. The oar computes, who1 that Baltimore ha a very heavy per ccnC are managed by tho kind of men who look ovex New York Thd wholeaale merchants upon a man anff a horse u so much mon­ arc feeling ugly over this surrender of . Vanderbilt, for goods are vary large­ ey to be doubled in the shortest space of ly bought where grain is sold. All this is time, were dragging the cars up town, bad for New York, but it is well for the In­ loaded to twice their capacity, with tho terior cities and the producer. There qre j drivers, who arc as badly overworked os elutlonain reference to the death of Irving Wil. Hams, who died al Middleville, Thursday Dee. And I was requested to send you a copy for publication, which is as follows : NEW ADV Christman in a most delightful way. about it he ought to do something for the Our Centennial, dull, everyepring will �wsmSS rt- lloldsnof the >d Stale sforeaaMi •■led to the adee P«h on pure SJO. too (toi per cent per annum, -lalmad to bo due ou said Ind Uie sum often hundred and oTeuty-nlneceau [I1IM1.TJ' at ka of twenty.flre 4»Uarv ftsj. GS&11SS3’ Star .GfofoingHoiiBe. Star Clothing House. Legals. ■ MORTGAGE SALE. Defttil: having been made tn tbe ennd certain Xudaaiare of Mortgage. made, saon lbs tautn day ofAvril Flri the year <il Free ride to GrandR,apid AND RETURNf * of. Nodes Is hereby given, ibai bj er of sale tn said tnonerr* eon cordance with the statute in sue Vrovldad. 1 sliallesll at puBllc ver front door of tbs ojurt House, tn lugs, to said County or liacryz-aal Ing the place of Holding the <H aafo man iv of Harry .-on Frigs . A : snsrsKH a final 0 ay. tbs lands, sensed m said mortgage, or so mt beascseiary to sa-M.'y the said i mortgage, together with said an of sals ssetau o’eloefc mm of of thoCourt H ry county. Mich lag the Circuit al public auction io t leer described in said as may be necessary I said mortgage, with ii .5.00 worth. certain piece or parrel o f laiicTsituate! lying' Miag in the county of barry. aad state ol Michi known and described u lollowu. to-wll: The a west BMtWnl tfuartar C«) of toction number W. except about eightsun<1!) acres on the n so. veocmoer t.'.ta, isiti. „ n DA NI Ei-tiHELP. Mortgagee. H. Baoae. Atty, for Mortgagee, xxiOTwll SALE ONW ECUT ION. rs nr Micuiuis. County of BarryjM :—By ——.1—1------ ‘ — rfand under the County of Barry. andstatoof Michig art dated th Mb day of October, A. D. 1K76, end to me Jirec’.-l ■ Inst the goodsand chattels, and for want thereof Bsnis ot Qyrut H. Bowes dvfo: •rtotL nxoty on appeal;bo_ B1 &£r25rz.,“s&"cU‘s’ sixts on lheaald Ethday of lh---- ’— • ’• •— ’ — * totbo foDowfna describe and being in tho Tow: of Barrvand State of awribod Mfotlowa to-wi.. The north half [W of the south eikUquartort(U) of section number twenty one (71) of township num­ ber throe [3] north of range number nine |W weott and. also, the north east quarter (Xjottoo north west quarter of section number twenty seven - *------ L:------------------ fh of range ill one hnnfrdinctotho .szir^f.'a.s",! l on page Tti: which said m co the sib dayof Docambe llupcugloa M. Marvin t<> nrUlo. enmity ef Barry and I 111: H ILL SELL GOODS LOW IBM WOWBIB We Are Selling Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ; $4 00 ; ’ -We Are Selling 5 00 and Upwards. ' ' Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and. $15.00. We Are Selling hlcktsl I ttn. u aad sell at the North front door of the Cc In thaOtp sd Heatings, ia said Count, the above described land) and premises v-oadnit to the bhrhest and beet bidder ot tho 3d das of February A. D. 1877, at c in tho afternoon, that being between t - ' •WWIXIB*, - . fUt/is' Buti/litt Suif» ffop $4 50 *®Only $1000 and $12 00.-®* EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FIINE OVERCOAT SUITS. nf Hopiu bounded BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUITS, $2 75, $3<50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. tKsr* Take advantage of this chance to save money by buying of us\bosides costing yon nothing to see Grand Rapids »• •• -* *Z^-tnie¥^A n cis* hold EX, M.r<„, - -y LSortgaol sale. Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st, Grand Bapids. . the heirs Make no Mistake in our Looatson—The Great Double Store. jgiabBasaa-satahHs— give notice to the J Estate of tho penand the hearing thereof >rd er to be published ia I Banner, a newspaper aid County of Barry for previous to said day of 6, C. PHI ND LB? Judge of nobale. PROBATE ORDEK. Michigan, maty of Barry office, in the etty ofHastipgs. Tlh day of December In tb< :ht hundred and seventy-sig. lib. Judge o/ 1‘robalt. e Esutaaf John Bredylud Holloway's Advertisements. GUARDIAJUS SALE. In the matter of the estate of George 0. Dodge, (sole heir of E-ek U. Dodge. deceased.) s Minor. Notice is hereby given that I shill Mil st.public suction, to tbs highest bidder On Saturday fke 3d day V Marek. A I). Ifirt. at one o’clock ia the afternoon, at tbs Town Clerk’s Office ia Assyria, is tho Coury of Barry, tn tho state of Mkhi- T DE TESTI H UNT OF THE WHOLE WORLD Guardian. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Sfft! H0U0IAT8 0IMTK3T. Bad Logs, Bad Brewatg, Sores and Ulcwfcr _Ayer’s AdvartisBrnents. Ayer’s Ague Cure, . DISSOLUTION NOTICE­ : }?.,e»P«rtnwiMpof bmlth. Manse A Pres ten. is this day dlsolvod by mutual consent. Forties having unsettled accounts will Haan call and set­ tle. as Mr. Mance intends going away soon. i and rtous diatricta dranawfl. ath day of jsenary A D. JKT.at Id o'clock, in •ho forquoon. at the North front Door of ths kurt Boom in tha Lity of Hartings, in tho County darry. in thel-tats of Michigan, pursuant uUmm aad authority granted to me on the fourth day 1! Ml Pr the probitoooaTtof IMgTmdsuiexlorltv ay*aonunl. asYwUJ tLMT 0. SMITH. employed durtag U» last SffYZy0* ^ttwamwmag ttaaa dtatmetog has been Its suewci. ®*» •***— r»fc**Wi ipfcgMhofbefagmai. •ALE OS EXECUT1OM. P^'^SK.ns„umSt.Tj“- ggSSSaii ato.rlght. and to th) 82 tr ~ MARK THEfc FACTS. elate. riant, title, and interest of the said of. in aad to the real estate situated and belhe county of Barry, in tho rtate of Michlnown and deecribod aa follows to-wit: couth want quarter (Ui of tho northwest r150 of section twentyVUht 08) in town one th range seven (7) wwt. in said county of Ia)mWilll.i. duty verified, tho ad­ M 11_____ 1___ (Atra,mi|0'.p - yrVT&wt Legale. Detroit Advertisements, GILLET A HALL, DETROIT. CommiMion Mcrcbantu in 5Lr<in. Fork aad Bsedi. *»-Highest priooa rnarsntoodt awmptsaMa^ D. D. MALL0R1 & CO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-18.pdf 1b0c1bac294b46600ade90857a36f262 PDF Text Text .15CTt« KdifcpJ wri» £33,8210 £ciJ>ca SvO.OC Xr ------------------------ HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY; jANOARYja, 4877, । r r.. , ir. ________ VQL. XXU NO. 76. Hardware,, 3tove«, Stoves, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. The ^epii-Weekly fiepliblicap feappe; ' GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE [CONTINUED FROM LAST utifflhj / GEO. M. DEWEY vr pnnangg. tDitonJ jitrb fiAflflWARE FOR 1877 ! 9""L . GREBLE & RUSSELL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : If not paid in sdrucs- RATES OF ADVERTISING. I ' Have now in ptock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. .»100_I HCiin. n eo iJo do i _5o.oo i__ mm moo i iao,o ton* Cardi, net «xveediaz «li PROFESSIONAL AM BUSINESS CARBS L s. to 3. itf j F. S. BOWEN, Coaaty Surveyor, Deputy Sheriff and Oeaual 4Uf SMITH k KXAPFEM. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ ORS IN CHANCERY. Practice In all the eoorta of thb »ute. Offlee ever Juliue RusmII'* .tore. ('Linux; Burm. • Cui. M. Kiurru, ■*» xxnW. - - -________ „ JAMCS CURIE ATTORSKY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR rfc CENTRAL HvVSB, HASTINGS. MIC1U K B. STAUFFER. Prop. Harins tewed lb a Urirtral Boom opposite nr old place of bo»invM.- with »ori> mpm aaa briur M«otntnixlatiun«. Iihall bo plowed to m« an my ATTOBXST AT LAW. .ll.nlUA Sweet’s H°Tbl> The I rap Age, Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Plated knobs. Don’t fail to see them if you want a first class stove Heating Stoves The Acorn. Eorest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many new patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. Weather Strips Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. Harness shop Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. GBAND RAPID?......................................... MICH LYOS * PICKEKIHG, Proprietors. Tin shop Every tnuur »out the BetahIJ.htnut It New and BAAED AS» ROOM. «».«> BEB BAT. £3 DENTIST MitMiai NaMle, t- J- MlXA Carriage, Sto and Omeaial P A I N TER At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferson St, Hnliiw, Mleh xxlatsUO RREBLE & RUSSELL. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM B- LaSure’s Ad. ’ MARBLE WORKS READ! RE.tDI READJ Special Medical Announcement A.t Kalamazoo. Mich Joy Comfort and Happiness , ‘ TO THE Siek aiftJttftietMl OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. £ #E Momumento of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablets and HoadstooM of all description made to order on short notice, Dotice, also Granite Monuments of the v arsons patterns supplied to customers. Re •W COTS CL TA Tioxnupt. -«* TheDeetMaMamee aneo aedemle th Having steam power and improved ma* chiaery for sanding, high polishing. and cutting mortices, we eon do work cheaper and bet ter than those who work by hand. <h. cuWcrtr •IbeMf. by 77. The itjperinU;Q(knt?iefng renpnsi.* onnsetts ma decided that no company, blc for the safe custody of-the' afbatfands,- whether organixed -under the laws of that ho mast pay th* amountunless relieved by yU*. as ha wa in m>. wise to;-Hanur in this matter, the canal board agree with mo in asking-the prasage of a' joint reso­ lution directing them to allow the amount to the superintendent. • . < .._f “ »f rtoU .lMnty.ffw qo-uou. .U, pbmehm itmt na, iHud SPECIFIC TAXATfON*.' ■ : 9 ■ rtont an; ifrter Amt ■ben ha bees The Asscsemcntofspecific taxes far 1875, an error in. the answer to-eno of these .. $577,995,00; .r-WAACAO. for 1877. ♦573,533.00,' Aowaa For purpose of illustration: tn the year 1876 three two roads, under practically the same charters, both paying on the ba­ sis of the value of their property in the limits of the State, paid into the Treasury $134,083.20 and $35,544.30 respectively. Deducting the twelve per eant. differferenccJa cost and value and the differ­ ence in mileage between the two roads, the Southern should have paid $90,951.29, showing a loss to onr revenue in this year a decrease far this year of $64,462.00. Of this dcereoM $26,000.00 was in the alone of $55,406.99. tax on life insurance companies, reduced by the Legislature in 1875, and $34,000.­ 00 in the dceroaacc earuinoi of railroada. Specific taxation on real property for State pirposeis is a system that oonbinea in it more injustice to the people, more •Yet for all three years they have report­ ed their toad to the Auditor General for inequalUire and irregularities, . than any other system that was ever devised. It is taxation at a valuation of $4,739,2-10.16 unrepublican, because it divides the com­ each year. While the value and taxation of thia munity into classes for purpose of taxation because it is always and invariably lower road has remained stationary, other roads under the same provisions of few have re­ than genera! taxation, because bring in lieu ported an increased value and increased of all other taxes, it deprives our mtfnieii taxation each succeeding year. In the polities of their legitimate revenue. A careful analysis of this system in thia State case of the Michigan Central the valuation and'tax have nearly doubled in fifteen shows a disdarity in the amount of taxes paid by those taxed under it, and other years. Which of these reports are we to be­ parties, that ia simply astonuhing. The total value of the taxable properity of the lieve? The reports of other roads—our State, as fixed by the State Board of own huiiocss judgment—the taxes paid in other States, arc all evidences that the re­ Equalization, is $630,000,000.00. The port made for taxation is incorrect. The total taxation levied in the Slate for all total amonnt of taxes paid by the com­ purposes is about $15,000,000.00, or 2$ a.xit cent, on the valuation, though I believe pany In 1875 were $483,700. Of this amount $53,250 was paid in Michigan, or our taxation is really about two per cent A hundred dollars in bank stock, farms, about one-ninth, though the proportionate value of the company* property in Mich- houses, lands or mechanical industry pays in Michigan two dollars taxes; the ^tele­ gan ii about one-quarter of the whole. graph property pays 23 cents on the ihro. Our newer and poorer railway companies drad dollars; tha street railroad property pays 25 cents on the hundred dollars; the provisions of this act, their tax would other railroads pay 27 cents oithe hun­ be $397.G4 per mile of rood, or nearly dred dollars, taking their own valuation as what they are now paying. The fact a basis. The telegraph lines in the State mw wuffiU oi.ooo,ooo.oo, tuid pay an an­ reetph to be that this company bn selected nual tax of $2,366.00 ; the street railroads tho 179 »ik< of rood in this State as its poorest and least valued property and paid cost $784,405.27. and pay an annual tax taxes «n it accordingly. 1 ean sec no rea­ of $1,421.00 ; the railroads of the State son in law or equity for this. A railroad are worth $150,000,000.00, and pay an must be valued as a whple ; as a continui­ annual tax of $400,000.00. It these corporations paid the same tax that other ty : the mile built over a prairie at a slight cost is ns necessary t0 operation property dres, they would pay over $2,000,­ as the mile constructed on a bridge at 000,00 annually, instead of $400,000.00. I can Fee no reason for this great differ­ great expense. 1 am of the opinion that ~T thia that the Lake Shore k Michigan । ence. Arguments may be made "'Southern Railway Company should have.l “ have paid the State in the last ten years no cause for exemption or decrease of tax* ” at least $300,000 more than they have; ation. A farm may be unproductive, a basing their taxation on a fair, equitable, store or house may be without a tenant,* manufacturer may not make a penny, but honest basis trader the law; and step, should bo taken by the State to colled it. the taxation cf these investmenta remains Able lawyers whom I have consulted the same. There is no system of taxation that is fare,-just, and equitable, except assure me that it ean lie done. The State and compznv had some litigttion years ago, that which taxes all property exactly alike. on this Hwject, and the valuation waa S]»ecific taxation should only apply to for­ then fixed by the court ; the whole history eign corporations who, earning money in of which can be found in the report of tho tha State, have no property in the State, Auditor General for 1874, pp. 66-72, to such as insurance companies and the like. Occasional exceptions, temporary in their which I beg to eall your attention. I submit the matter for your eemridera- character, may bo made to this rule for tion, believing that immediate action the purpose of building up some new cm should be taken to secure payment of our terprise, ordevelopingaotBc now.industries, but the well governed community is that just dues. where tho burdeii of taxation, bo it heavy BAILBOAD GRANTS I regret very much to state that, even or light, rats equally upon all property with the very liberal grant made by the and its owners. I legislature or 1875, do action has been INSURANCE. । taken towards the construction of the In the creation of an Insurance Bureau, Maiquette and Mackinac railroad. the State recognised the fact that the The board of control entered into a contract in May last, with tho Marouette business of insurance was of such public meat. * After- Ahis orded.ia passed, the compa­ nies make the policies void in case of death as follows: seven, ifthe assured commits a of opium ; ten from ’‘hupoirment of health by . narcotics or ahjoholic stimulanta." Although the fables of mortality, upon -which the price of insurance is estimated, are made i^\of all deaths, rocludiag those from above' causes, payments, incase of death, are made ou a self-eonstructed basis to suit the company. A husband and father may pay his premium honestly and promptly for years, and by misfortune or financial disaster, miss a single year; he may have lived a texMcrate.apd decent life for years, and by and by fallen into temptation by strong drink; lie may bet come insane by any cense, and in an asy­ lum destroy himself -, he ^uay, after years of honest living, turn to evil ways and go to prison ; and, should be die, wife and children, who may have deprived them, •elves of many a necesBily to keep up his life insurance, are told that the policy is void ; and if compelled to sue for it, our own courts are powerless, and they are ore bonarablc coi technicalities, vat .>ur laws permit it to be done, if they should so choose, I believe it to be the province and the duty of tl e State to designate a form of insurance policy, always non-forfeitable, free from all useless verbiage, as simple as a promissory note, protecting, citiacn and . company alike, and to permit no other to bo used in the StateIf fcreiga companies should not like it, there ia no compidaoty law to keep them here. .In this'connection 1 desire to call your attention to the report «f Commis­ sioner Bow, for 1873, and to the report of Attorney General Marston for 187-4 on this subject. Onr dtirens .hold .life insuraMe policies amounting to $53,01 »0,000 00 for which they pay ovef $1,600,000 00 annually, and There are twenty-six banks in the State that organised under its laws. Of these, eleven are savings’ banks with a capital aod surplus of $9*2.845 W, atod deposits ■ of $5,078,758 00 j and fifteen, arc banks of deposit snd diMoont. with capital end sur­ plus of $1,479,956 00 and- deposit! of $2,150,732.00? . • I deem it my duty again for the third time eall your attention to tlm feet that our bw on the subject of-banking ia ex­ tremely lax and of:do earthly umj ia pro­ tecting our citizens from fraud and wrong if evil minded persons see fit to take ad­ Pensions. Sault Sto Marie and Mackinac railroad vantage of its defects. Our banks of to­ company, far the construction of the road ICataBliMliqO ImoiS, wronged- Under the faithful management day are well managed tad ia good hands, within tho time specified in the act, but but thia ia good luck and not gopd laws. of our Commissioner, the fire companies AmerIran and Foreign Patents, there seems to be no hope of ite being bail: doing business in this State have been in the present deprested condition of rail­ Gi^MO^^i^co. caretuDy weeded out, and I believe do road interests. The grant to tho Menomlosses have fallen upon but people from National Banking- Act, ta tbu otabliahoharro the pskio( hralimmarrax- inoc River railroad company made in 1875, the failure of a life rasunmoe company in of seven sections of swamp land per mile the past two years Wo hayo Mt been so has expired, owing to thefailure of the fortunate in the matter of life insurance. company to construct tho road within die The recent failure of the Continental Life ■Mrtiy 1MC rtlle tke bukr OunLln. att, Send Sump t-> (ifunore A Co. fer pan time prescribed by law, and die land has trfsixty parts. Insurance Company of New York city, reverted to tho State. Old Bounty Land WarranU. in which our milieus bold policiei amount-' 8T. MART’S FALLS SHIP CANAL. ing to 12,700.000.00. upon which they The tonnage passing through this canal probably paid $500,000.00 in -premiums, for the two years ending September 80, ought to attract the attention of our law­ mina, xnc raen .ar -R public busi1876, bu been 2,573.728 tons; an increase makers, to our present legislation upon VDmmon new xorerMd by I^Otisa, awd I-mn of over the preceding two veani of 298,426 the. subject of life insurance. We nave tU cpiriou that* ohMMbcmmrveroed, United States Genetti Land Ofice. tons. The receipts for the same time were Ulfo *“b^nd, Jre“b rS“‘£riS7o iMbd Land Cues inaircoud before the $80,514.37. Tbc tolls were reduced in July,'73 from 4} 34 cents per too, and in July, '75,' to 3 cents. There ia stand­ informs me that the examination of a life ing to tho credit of the Hanoi Fund on insurance company is the work of mouthsi the books of tho State $54,611.54 and out­ In the cose of failure, each policy-holder of the State hare suffered heavy fesses by defalcation qf thrir UraawMB.’ There is standing of the canal bonds, issued by tho must look out for himself, and as each something wrong in a system that allows Blate due in 1879 $46,600 00. these officers, fim. to parnctrate, and then One set of new gates arc in plane and conceal far a long time, such thuds m the other will bo ready on the opening of Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and iron ta.ken for good^. 60yl Hi, r.e I: Cook Stoves. 'Ij i AW* ,2018. navigation. The mouth of tho canal has been dredged, the piers and banks repaired, and canal ho»e and office put in complete repair. The Board of control have or­ dered an extenrinn of tho pier at the east end, to be completed next season. The inventory of Sui/prop p.y nt the canal is $12,036.00. Tie repair, bengao nearly PiradoM. K ,S 'fl,W!255iTc. it is hnpM that a -iu sdf and tho Btocklioldera if he seea fit ab to ' do, and the policy holder w left as chief . mourner. ’But it is not only in owe of failure, that onr citizens suffer. Thirty-three ©ompauien of other Sutea are authorised to doburinMB in thin State. TUreAouHU �THE8UN- Toy», Toy», Ch«ndoller», Crockery, Produce, Etc. States if there hid been tha free and im­ partial el'diou which tha law contemplates, 1877 NEWYORK 1877 Tho different e&ioas ot Tira flow TOYS! TOYS!! majority of the electoral votec.’* of four pages, and on Sundays a sheet of eight pages, or 56 broad columa; while the weekly edition will be a sheet of eight If yon want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to * watered or sophisticated in any way. Real estate is etill depressed, and there 0X0 DO of improvement. There are Democratic majority into a minority, and but few sales reported, and the number of Hahtingi, Mich., Jan. 18, 1877. And still our Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all.' There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian intarforance which will destroy the other.” THE MESSAGE. We place before our readers, to-day. tho closing paragraphs of the very able mes* sage of Got. Bagley. It is long but we hope it has bees'read by every tax payer. The fact that it exhlbiU the finanoes'of at figures less than half the price of four In Alabama the Republican vote had years ago, and then the purchaser it not fidlan off 25,689 since 1874; in Mississip­ sure that he has a bargain. Vacant lots nobody will take. When pi 30,063, and jn Georgia 34,173 rises 1868. In the former State the falling off the great boulevard waropen in the upper part of New York, the ring was on hand for bargains. On tho line of it Connolly 41 per oeaL No intelligent man will pre- built his magnificent dwelling at the pub­ lic expense. Genet placed his more mag. nifioent Louse, built on the same terms, tho Republican voters near Connolly's. Tom Fields bought ah elegant mansion on the boulevard with litical matters as'to neglect to vote entire­ sixteen city lots. Nobody placed its value ly or have votec' tho Democratic ticket when tho great drive' was opened at lean voluntarily. In all tho States of the than 1125,000, One of our most prudent Union, except ee* si of those of the South eash companies loaned on tho estate <50,­ 000. It was sold under a foreclosure under Democratic control, the Republican and the company had to buy it in, It is vote was increased. Is it probable that in in the market at <40,000, with no takers. those Slates, and- in no others, Republicans, A business property near the Tribune by the thousand, have joined the Dem* office was encumbered with a mortgage of ocratic party? All manner of argument <25,000. So good was it cousidereu that a second mortgage for <15,000 was placed failed- in tho Northern States to win Re­ upon it, and afterwards a third for <10,­ publican votes. Indeed, the aggregate 000, and tho third mortgage was consid­ Republican vote of the Northern States ered perfectly safe. It ww sold lost week, increased from 2,603,417 in 1874, to 2,­ by the sheriff, for <21,000 1 And in this 940,422 in 1876—again of 337,005. In fearful depression lies the secret of the fail­ ures ofthe banks and insurance companies. the greater part of the Southern States, They had their surplus capital loaned on the Republicans, in spite of the obstruc­ what was considered excellent rest estate tions to a free biot, held their own or in­ security £but the shrinkage in values left creased their' 'ote. But in Alabama. them without any security at all. They Mississippi and Georgia, from one-fourth had to foreclose, and to save themselvcsbid in the property, which, as in moat eases to one-hall were converted to Democracy I it stood empty, left them without income. These three States gave Mr. Tilden a ma­ The city is going through a terrible sea­ jority of 172,000 over Mr. Hayes, or 25,­ son. and no ouo expects that real estate 000 votes more than his entire majority in will ever get back to old figures the State in so flattering a condition, that the country. in the interest of their party, tho Demo­ The Democracy can congratulate itself cratic press in the State hare largely failed upon its popular majority—a majority ob­ to give it a place in their columns, should tained by bands of political muaionaiiee who have enforced their doctrines by the be an additional incentive to the Republi­ untiring use of the whip, the revolver and can reader* to carefully prerusc it, that the shot-gun, and who- have convinced they may fully understand the condition those to whom they were spot of their of our State affairs, and be able to prempt> earnestness by brutal scourging# and mid. ly correct any mis-statemcnla concerning night murders. We^re told that it is all failures Are coming thick and fast. The end of the year forces settlements, and the weak ones cannot avoid exposing their weakness, and are going to the wall. Many of them are honest failures, but the vast majority are of men who have had no right to be in business for three years. Tho trouble is just begun. But it is for the best after all. It is very much like a sick maw taking medicine—the drug makes him sick­ er, but the foul matter is thrown off and be comes out better than ever. The hard done in the interest of Honesty and Re> times are simply weeding out those who form ! were never entitled to credit, and hereafter The sub-division into which the Mes­ business will be on a better basis. But it is ugly, just now. sage ia divided readers it easy for the OUR NEW YORK LETTER. reader to give his special attention to any NEW YEARS Is a great day with young New York, and Year’s — with very old New York. The old Knick­ erbocker, those of the verv first society, tnalc sober, decorous calls upon their friends, as did the old Dutch, when New i New Tork. Jan. 7,1877. York was a village. Young New York arravs itself in gorgeous attire, and hires a MILK. costly carriage, and enters into rivalry as You who know where the milk you uae to the number of calls possible to bo made. comes from, can’t imagine the doubt that And as, despite the effort of the temper­ besets the New Yorker, as ho pours what ance people to keep liquors off the tables he is obliged to accept aa milk into coffee > of those receiving, the vast majority did have wines and cordials, Young New York or if a mother gives it to her baby. Year*, got about aa full as usaol, and arose the ago, the city was excited by the statements next morning with a villainous headache, made of milk produced from distillery-fod and a total unfitness for busiu(s.->. From cows, and \11 will remember the horrible the corner of Broadway and Fourteenth pictures of cows in every stage of disease, street, at eight o'cloek, P. M., I counted right parties, not a man of whom equid which were being milked regularly, as long stand truly erect, and they were still mak­ as they, could stand. It was a fact that ing calls. One youngsprig at ten boasted milk was sold in the city, from cows fed that he made three hundred calls, “and 1 on distill ed slops, that never left their stalls should have made two hundred more, only 1 was too full." Not one in ten of them and were milked till they absolutely rotted. can afford the carriage that they rode in, There is another raid on milkmen now, and to say nothing of the gorgeous clothes the charge being less serious, but just they wore. A carriage for four ia <20 a about aa annoying. You all know of the day, and the other appurtenances makes it little girl from New York who spent some cost the young man fully <100. Thia w all well enough for the heir to an estate, day* at a eownn’s in the country. On her : but the counter-jumpers, who makes up return she was asked how she liked it. ,the mass of callers, find it digs viciously “Very well," was the answer, -‘cnly I don’t into i their <1000 a year. DAVID DUDLXY FIELD. think that Susy’s ma is a dean woman. The “Reform" Democracy have nomi­ The milk wobadhadnydlowiwumon the top David Dudley Field for Congress, in of it, and wasn't as pretty as the nice blue nated ' the place of Smith Ely, elected mayor. milk I get at home." The trouble now is Fields is a fair representative of the Dem­ the milk is tor blue, and as there is a very ocratic < Bafom. He was Tweed’s right stringent law against adulterating milk, the bower, I and if there ia an unscrupulous in politics and spoils in Now York, citizens have taken it up, and are prose- trader 1 is entitled, after Tilden, to be closely outing the milkmen, right and left. A who ’ watched, he is the man. There hasn't doten of tbem were arrested, and a ■ test been | a nasty thing in the city for years, that he han’t had his hand iu, and there of milk regular sold to consumers were han t been a job nuts Twwl'i day that tasted with the lactometer and it was dis- he han t profited by. But, as the district is overwhrimingly Democratic, he will be -u 'ciy ncn, nc win De an ornament to Washington society. We pure milk, the rest was water, reinforced have no right to sneer at the igorance of with sugar, chalk, and all sorts of nasti* the negro, when ecoatituanriea can be found in the Northern States to elect such of the hundred samples examined not one men as Fields. Milk—Real Estate —New Failures—Fields—Crime without going over the whale, a fiwt that particular department of State affairs, the public will very generally appreciate. While we do not agree with all the sug­ gestions of the Governor, and especially dissent from bis views in regard to specific taxation, railroad taxation, and the pro­ posed constitutional amendment to divert fund, we do think the message as a whole ia tho ablest State paper of the kind that adorns the pages of our State docu­ ments, and will band down the name of John J. Bagley as one of the meet careful and thouroughly posted Governors of th® country, and one of its ablest statesmen. WHAT THE RETURNS SHOW. The friends of Mrl Tilden never tire of informing the public that he has received a popular majority of 300,000, so that if still represent the will of a majority of the people.- The official returns are now nearly all in. The aggregate vote of all the States except Colorado, whose electors were chosen by the Legrahture, is 8,389,­ 153 of which number <,194,577 is a majority. Mr. Tilden received 4^68,267; Mr. Hayes received 4,027,245; Mr. Cooper received 80,792; Mr. Smit^ Pro- bibitioniat, 10,055; Boattaring 2,781. Consequent]/ Mr. Tilden’s actual majority m 63,690, or his vote is 147,381 in excess ia something abort of 3*0,00, bnt quisa tbrt are already familiar to our friends. The Bus will continue to be the strenu­ ous advocate of reform and retrenchment, and of the subetitutfon of statemanship, wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence, imbecility, and fraud in the administration of public affairs. It will contend for the goverment of the people by the people and for tho people, as opposed to goverment by frauds in tho ballot-box and in the counting of votes, enforced by military violence. It will endeavor to supply its readers—a body now not for from a million of souls— with the most careful, complete, and trust­ worthy accounte ’of current events, and will employ for this purpose a numerous and carefuly nolcctcd staff of reporters and cor­ respondents. y-Its reports from Washing­ ton, especially, will be full, accurate, and fearless; and it will doubtless continue to deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by plundering the Treasury or by usurping what tho jaw docs not give them, while it will endeavor to merit the confl* deuce of the public by defending the rights of the people against the encroachments of unjustified power. The price of the daily Bum will be 55 cents a month or <6.50 a year, poet paid, or with the Sunday edition <7.70 a year. The Sunday edition done, right pages, <1.20 a year, post paid. The Weekly Suk, eight pages of 56 broad solums, will be furnished during 1877 at the rate of <1 a year, post paid. The benefit of this large reduction from the previous rate for the Wkkkly can be enjoyed by individual subscribers without the necessity of making up clubv. At the same time, if any of onr friends choose to aid in extending our circulation, we shall be grateful to them, and every such person who sends ten or more irabaeribers from one place will be entitled to one copy of the paper for himself without charge. At one dollar a year, postage paid, the expense of paper and printing are barely repaid; and considering the size of the sheet and the quality of its contents, we are confident the people will consider Tira Wkkkly Sun the cheapest newspaper published in the world, ana we trust also one of the very beat Address, THE SUN, New York City, N. Y. xxi67t6. From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 4Oo. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. ~ NEWADVERTlSMEMfS. Crockery C. P. Rowell A Go’s. Col. 150 n.mjer BOOKS AU Kinds and All Prices. "»ntod rre-rwh.Te. Tk» BIM^hEtfVrar hnm thia *K«n oil ■TuU'Baeki b*lp« 866 Produce H The Little Rock ~ Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at s/t/Tfi, Landi, Bottotd Lands, and C| ■■It Um pnrelxaacr. Ml p wee 4 pfEsro/f’s. Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. xxi30w4. REMOVAL! TIE ENEMY NF UNEASE I THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAN AMD EEAST U Ux.Onu>d Old - - MUSTANG LINIMENT, ——nL) A va.. riuaau. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IB NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN, TIOT AFFLICTS THE HI MAN BODY,-ORTHE BODY OF A H0R8E OR OTHER DOMESTIC Ah IMALB.THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT- V. GRAND IlAPEDS, “JACKSON’S BEST’ SWIuET NAVY Bat this meagre majority is only appar­ ent. Had there been fiur and free elections was found pure or even fit for uae. The “Orange County’’ milkmen whose pastures and it is Dot committed by professionals are stables just out of the city, had a trick either. The fifty thousand men out of jortj Ur. b«o wijMd, Mint then, would of keeping milk from souring by the nas of work and out of bread, are driven to des­ peration, and as they hare, in many in­ AKn TttafaGn. H.jw. Ia ARb.wntk.Til shown up. Thousands of tho best families stance., taken the bread that they would cnazilv c.. IB.,______ i* . ue condensed milk, the parity of which ia established, bat the appearance of tho worst winter ever known in thia city, and Section by fruro 10,000 to 15,000 mait is growing harder and harder every day. like milk. The prosecution succeeded io There is no work for the half of the me- _ er Q^L WLrtf Sressrs. »ur *»r IS Man- xant a valvablk hobse. frfTLf L004)-ca // pys furLYf!tt*d up Stov, $20,000 OO teat into tho tomes, with a fine of 8250, whereupon tSe Milk-Dealer Amociatfon, tnu tn .-/.Il *l_ ' We were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. IN GOLD ....... — D‘w CARBOLIC OIL 22 MONROE ST. LINIMENT NEXT DOOR TO . — $100.00 in Greenbacks I Koala tka sasat Ofcociaau Bores sad ti ino wonder that thefs FERRAND WILLIAMS A 00 Pietro. POSITIVELY CURED. �J. s. GOODYEAR & CO.’S Appointment*. Announcement! > rotice of twenty-three Be: neBlepreeentetivee, Hon. 7 Warden of the Stale Prison—William Hum­ phrey. AIso the following list of diet of the Legislature is in harmony with tho wishes of er ary Repablkoa In the Stale, and under existing circumstances a noble vindica­ tion of a faithful public offieer Great Bi st BOTTOM in Di^ Goods. AH kiq^ of Fancy Goods [CEB. tfeu Made Clothing Speciality. An Interesting Oocation, All About the County. UoidlOGf. Cold but pleasant. It Is splendid sleighing. It has snowed evefy day sine* Christmas. Ho*. S. C. Priodle, i* visiting relative* No quorum st the Council meeting on Tues­ day evening. On Friday evening last, the Editor of th* Bajom* as D. D. 0, M., officiatisg th* of. Seers ofPrairieville Lodge, No. 279,1. 0.0. P., for the current term, were daly installed into their respectire chain. In publie, at the M. E. Church In the village of Prairieville. There was preeewt several P. G.'e from Hasting* Lodge, No..58, about twenty brothers and their ladle* from Thornapple Lodge, and some rixty eoapla from P1ainw.ll Lodge, accompa­ nied *r a flnl Cornet bend. pi* prooeedon formed at th* Hall of the HMd and marched to th* ehurch, where th* public ceremonies of th* ooeesion oecured. Th* following named Brother* constitute th* officers for th* current term. Lht of Patent*. List of patents issued to Inventor* of Mich­ igan for the week ending Jan. 10, 1877 and eack dated Jan. 2nd, 1877. Furnlshtdthis paper by Cox k Cox. Bolldtors of Patents Washington, D. C. L. Bure, Sketching Albums, Lansing. A. Martin, Saw File, Big Rapids. E. Howland, of White Lake, and J. Sweet­ land, of Pontiac, Wind Mills C Peterson and A. Dunnelake, Pipe Wrench, Boots and Shoes A Large Stock of Boots and §hoes, all kinds, very Groceries of aD kinds as LOW aa they can be bought any where. vasts Salt* A full line of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand.. Advertised Letter*. Come and see us, M. J. Goes, N. Q.; 8. E. Bowen, V. G.; T. B. Diamond. Secretary ; John J. Perkins, Treas­ urer ; Robert Marshall, W.; W. W. Bngbee, C.; Valentine Replogle, 0. 0.; 0. B. Diamond, L G.j Theodors Keyes, R. S. to N. G.; John Crump, L. 8. to N. G.; Lucius Draper. R. 8. to V. G.; Alvin Dolph, L. S. to V. Q.; Charles Starr, R. 8. 8.; Albert Store, L. 8. 8.; Rev. J. Boynton P. G., Chaplain. The representative to tho Grand Lodge Is Rev. J. Boynton. After installation a Bible was presented and accepted, In the following bsautiftil address: For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage to buy of us. J. 8 Goodyear & Co­ Hastings. Mich. Jun. 17, 1877. janl8tf. AT» C. M. RUNYAN’S. Greenbacks are worth In coin M} cents on About eight afternoon and evening. Shall the Fireman be paid ia a question which now agitates the people of tho eity. Th* meeting* of Dr. Reynolds a: ths Court Hous* were largely attended and very interest. At home, Ln th* Register's office, is the proent address of Wm. M. Scudder, our now. ly elected Register. Eenalor Cook * health is gradually improv­ ing, and we trust he will be able to remain at Lansing during the session. • Th* Grand Central Hotel, New York, offers Its 850 rooms on the "new specie basis," at , P.60 and. *3.00 per day. The Republicans of New Hampshire have nominated Benjamin F. Prescott for Governor. He will be elected by some 3.000 majority we fully believe. Him. T. W. Kerry President of the U. S. Senate, strongly endorses the Grand Rapids Business College. The fun loving people will do wall to remem. bcr that "Happy George's Minstrels" will be at Union Hall on Friday evening, and go early that you may obtain good seats. The Republicans of the State of Maine have honored themselves aad ths countryA>y ths A* yet there has not been any U. 8. Stmaior elected either ia Illinois, Nebraska or Masachuaetta. In Minnesota. Hon. W. Windom is re-elected Senator, and Garland, Democratic, Sheriff Creasy has appelated, Isaac W. Vroomaa, Under Sheriff; Frank 8. Bowen and Irving I«. Creasy of Hastings, Jacob Osram of Woodland, and Herbert Lee of Nashville, Dep­ uties. All ex cellen t appointments. A Reform Cub, on the plan submitted by Dr. Reynolds, was organised last evening at Union Hall, James Clarke, President, and a full corps of officers. We trust the most per " foci euceess will attend the efforts of this Club. Hall Friday eve.. January 2Gth, 1877. Th* entertainment will cousin of the laughable three, entitled "Elder Hinkle* Donation," from Josiah Alisa's wife. A comic .peeeh, vocal and Instrumental music Supper and At this stag* of the proceeding*. MU* Kitty W". A. Sai iwell. W.; John Seward, C.; James Boynton came forward and said : "Noble Grand and gentlemen of Prairieville Murphy, O. G. and Janitor ; Morris Cramer, Lodge, No. 279, of the Independent Order of I. Gt John M. Beamer, R- 8. to N. 0.; James Murphy, L, B. to N. G.; W. H. Slebbim. R. S. ■•Entertaining a tevorahl* opinion of your to V. G.; Deice Hopkins, L. 8. to V. G.; J aeon Institution end believing your noble order has Rich, R. 3. 8.; A. A. Eggleston, L, 8.8.; John done, and is skill doing, much to alleviate the M. Bcssmer, N. J. Bronson anil Geo. >L Dewey sufferings of humanity in general, and of woman in particular, in that you make the qars and protection of widow., and the care and education of orphans a spyiality ; eld believing thatSroman thould ever be ready for every good word and work, the ladies of Prairieville desiring on thia interesting occa­ sion to give some substantial token of their To Creditor*. regard for your Order and appreciation of the good you have done, I have the honor in John Stanley has thia day assigned to their behalf, to present you this beautiful copy us, for the benefit of his creditor*, *11 his of the holy scriptures, which we trust you property real and personal, (except such will accept ; aad it is hoped that its precept as is, by law, exempt) and wc have taken will be your guide, and its promise* your .up- p«MM«>nn nf the «enu> and will settle *11 nort through lift, and th* blessing* it proffer* demands against him. your happy portion, forever." Israel '8. Boice. To whioh Past Grand and Rev. J. Boynton James Ryan, replied aa follows: Assignees. "In acoeptlng this valuable present aa the representative of Prairieville Lodge, please permit me to say, Odd Fellowship recognise* All Demand- Due John Stanley th* Bible ; First m God's ins*timable gift of and remaining unpaid, will be placed in God to man. Secondly ; aa th* only and suffi­ the hands of’an attorney lor collection, in cient rule both of Faith and practice The thirty days Irma this date. Bible ia rieo a requisite in th* Lodge, a» nv Israel 8. Boic*, Lodge, can be legally held nnleu the Bible is James Ryan, present in the Lodge room. January 9th,-1877. Assignees. Moreover, all th* teachings of Odd Fellow xxr74tf ship, from the Intlalory Degree to that of th* AH pysicianA of the “ regular school " Royal Purple, ar* taken from the Bible. And while our order enforces the morality of thl and who arc graduates of of some accredit­ blessed book, it commands us to relieve the ed college. Arc urgently rcciucsted to dutreseed. visit the sick, burry th* dead, and meet at the office of Dr. C. Russell on educate the orphan. This we are doing and Tuesday the 23d, inst.; atl o'clock P. M-, for tho purpose of forming a county Med­ are glad to know that our efforts are thu« ap­ ial bociety. W. E. Upjohn. preciated. .' A. P. Drake - Ladiee la behalf of the Lodge, we tender to C. Russell, you our hearty thanks for this rich present t3 .. and other*. and substantial expression of regard for our noble Order, aad we trust we may give a Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best greater expression of our gratitude in a mere n the market. • A full supply at J- P. complete con.ecrauon to our work, of relieving Rqfrerta'. , th* differing* of, and elevating humanity." After th* bible, presentation. Dr. Yates, of Plainwell, delivered an appropriate address, that wm listened to, with marked attention. , He was followed by Geo. M. Dewey, tho Ln- ' stalling officer in a few well chosen words ; R. W. Fletcher with** to express his grati­ addressed especially to the officer* and memtude for the eery friendly visit from the dll. here of the Lodge. The services at the church ssns- of Hasting., of a week ago last treeing, were opened by prayer interspersed with marie, by the Prairieville "Choral Union" .nd the Plainwell Cornet »—•> -•—-■ aware that the very acceptable service ren­ with the Benediction ny tho Chaplain. Rer. J.i dered him, was attended with no little pains­ taking and eelf-aacriUe. and his pray*J Is that the blessiags of a kind providence may After th* close of th* pubilo exevcises, the smile on all He beaefoctors. Lodge assembled Ln thrir Hall, and reeohi. The smiling fare of Uta Mane*, wo more lions of thanks to th* ladies for their beauti­ greet- th* patrons of the grocery store, with ful and appropriate present, to the Grand of. which Ina name has a* long been aaaociated, tear* in attendance, th* visiting Brethren, the ha having told his Interest la the stare to Ed­ "Chore! Union," and the "Plalnwril Comet gar Bogle. Dan goes oat to form a buxine.* Band." were adopted bv a unanimous vol*. co-partnership with a brother In some other part of the eousty, bat wherever he may go After the doe* of the exercia*. tn Odd Eriho win carry with him the best wishes of low’e Hall, th* Grand officer* and visiting hundred* Of friends aad patrons who have Brethren wore invited to and partook of an tong known and dell with him, and all of excellent supper prepared by awne 4oef of the Prairieville House, that was m truly a feset to tha body as the publie exevelsee had been to the sod. After *upper the Fraternity dis­ We note with great plea .are the purchase of persed, sash, ws have no doubt feeling a* we the lateresl of Dan Manee in the popular groc­ did, "that it wm good to be there," ery More of Smith Maas* E Preoton, by Edgar Hogle. Ute chW clerk in the Dry Good. Hoc.* •f Royal Madge. Mr. H. bnng* toids new position untiring energy. Sdehly. integrity, thourough burins euiiure. and 6mm:o1 abil- I would respectfully announce to the citi< zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and 7 Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which'will be sold at BOTTOM PJFt-XCKSB. Remember the place, at J. S. R S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. . Give me a call. XX160U c. M, BUNTAjj, Local Nijipe^ police; DRUGS & r’ssr??:: Special Notices. WHERE ? xxi68tf An Ordinance relative to Saloons. Highest Market Price in Cash, Madison Dispensary, UW. ■edMsnSL.adeegs, AN ORDINANCE Relative to the Pi ment of an Annual Salary to I member* of the Fire Department, �600 e.-ww to bedtatr ukd the Rom­ ine Grrmg. The total «x JfiMJ since July, 1873, has been <23,057JO,—an amount oatutahrtably Ims than the appropriation. within the pale of public sentiment, snd within the range of the common sense of justice that KJ universally prevails in tha minds of tha people. 5 The sudden and severe illnaas in my family that calls me away, has prevented me from preparing the report of the Cen­ The relief fund remaining in my hands (tennial exhibit made by the State. I shall at the date of my l*rt message was <310.- ibe compelled to defer it until my return, 75. I gave to the aufferem by the tornado (and ask my successor to transmit it tojou. in Detroit in 1875. <200 00, and the bal­ ance, <110 75 to tho Centennial fund for 1 In closing my official con nearinn with the erection of tho Michigan building, al the State, I cannot refrain from exprtming Philadelphia. I hold vouchers for these ,my sincere gratitude to my Mow eitisens dtaburaements. of all opinions and parties for the kindly and I recommend that the county organ­ isation be discontinued, and the territory be attached to the eonnty of Charlevoix, which is in the same Senatorial and Rojs reaeutativo District. ficient timo has not yet etapied to decide conclusively ju to the success of this en tarmiea, but L am of the opinion that it wuti v-rcre * tucccw, and should ba continned. It is the belief of those eugaged ronwlw»frii. in the wark, that even acre of water in jcorisioDS of taw ia the 0*7.**; the State can'be made as valuable as ap ten of ths Stale, relating to tha taking « acre of land. As the appropriation expires private property for public ujm, are m July 1,1877, if the buainem ta to be ooo' varied in -their character asUa TH! UQCOB TBArriC. tinned, a new one will need to ba made. . are Mourn. Several of these have been The CBteher fish in our great lakes, that The law of 1875 providing for the ryrrooounerd unconstitutional by the 8uhas heretofore been a source of great revi ulation and taxation of the liquor traffic, »ms Court, aud it » &ir to presume that others would share tho same fete, if euuo to our people, ta decreasing very rap­ has been in operation nearly two year*. It tested. The cities and individuals suffer idly, lad chiefly from causes that are waatheporpoM of the frienda of thia act within our own control, vis.: the whole­ not only to reeulate, but to restrain the .qjrt ’ alike from the effects of these dedaiooa. sale destruction of young fish by the pres­ traffic in strong drink that had grown to ent methods of fishing,—catching in icn- be, under other laws, the greatest evil of general enactment, covering this subject, that should apply everywhere and to every son infl cut of season—without any regu­ the day. For the purpose of ascertaining what baa been accomplished under it, I lation cn the part of Government. ***** The attention of our Senators and Rep­ addressed the treasurar of each county, SU5ICIPAL TAXATION. resentatives in Congress should be called asking for full details of the operations of The grosi amount of taxation levied in to this subject, as the Genets! Government the law in their respective counties. A tho Stats for all purporea is about 115,* exclusive power and control of it. tabulated statement of the replies, together . 000,000 00. Of this about one-ihntltth ^Echigan has about 39,000 svuarc milro with a report made to the Auditor General part is the State tax, the Mtinee is for]Rk fishing grounds, and our interest in the for 1875, by th* nme officers is published city, town, village, school, and highway business ss one.^ great pecuniary magni- herewith. The information is somewhat purposes. So, if we grumble at our taxes incomplete, but i.preui,lj aa near correct the State gets one-thirtieth and the other as could be expected. In 1875 the num­ C0M8TITVTI0NAL AMKNDM1STS. lurms of government twenty-nine thirThe amendment* to the Constitution, ber aasesaed, aa reported to me, was 4,974; tieibs of our maledictions. So, too, if care of these, 4 JI 6 paid the tax. amounting to submitted to the people at the late election, ia legislation is demanded for the State, <461,462 92. It is altogether probable how much greater care should be given to striking out the clause that prohibited the that thoac who have not paid have retired granting of license for the sale of liquors, - legislation affecting the dUT *nrl j^rmitting omendmenta to be voted from tho burinem. Id 1876 ths Dumber of da a pairties of the Btata. Tho asamsed wee 4,658 ; of these 3,385 are k have upon hereafter at spring elections, were reported as having paid the tax. amount­ to rs- both adopted by a large majority. The ing to <384,387 00. clothed tha Legislature wk . aamndmsnt inctoasing the rataiy of Circuit strict in cities and villages , The collectors of internal revenue report taxation, borrowing money, contracting JwdgtB wu defeated by a email majoritv It is to be regreted, that with the sub. the number of pcraona asaosed in 1876 by debts and loaning their credit. Tha table of the General Government, m dealara in municipal indebtedness, submitted herewith mtasion of thia amendment there had not showing a total *-■»-« —*--------of * H,584,> •••»<- been some accent ponying legislationequal­ lebtednms ising and reducing the number of circuits. _____ proof of the ncccsaity 540.00, is sbur " The inequalities of population, business, Jbe State law; while in 1874 the number and propriety <of this preriaon of the ecurod territory, are rerr great Gentlemen assessed was 6,444, showing a decrease of cities and stitntion. If‘ <our __ ________ — villages would _... who have lately filled the position of 1,106 in two years. It is evident, there­ follow the example of the State, and the judge in some of onr circuits, have assured fore, that the act of 1875 has decreased dictates of prudence,—remember that out me that they could have transacted all the the number of places where liquor ia raid of debt is out of danger,—that debt means business with ease had the district been very largely. taxation,—-that debt is a mortgage on, not doubled. We now have 21 circuit judges As many of the persons assessed have only the property, but the industry of the people—they would be loth to incur in­ and three special judges, who perform the retired from the business, and others have duties of circuit judges. Wisoonrin, with been weemsd for periods leas than a year, debted aesi and would soon find a lighter a popultalion 130,000 less, than ours, has I estimate from the reports that there are tax roll and increased prosperity. Iowa, with a population about 4,000 places for the sale of liquors Would it not be well to provide for the 13 circuits. 100,000 greater than onre, has. 15 circuit in the State. collection of taxes semi-annually, instead The official reports of the police officers and 13 district judges, but they have no of annually? Thia plan has been adopted probate court^ the rireuit judges have of tho cities of Detroit, ‘G rand Rapids. in several of the States, and works well. I can see no reason why the tax-payer jurisdiction tfr probate cases. Indiana, East Saginaw, and Jackson, report 3,974 ^shquld not-have the use of a portion of with a popula ton 500,000 greater that arrests for drunkenness in 1874, 3,232 in hi* taxes for half of the year, instead of ours, has 40 circuit and 5 special judges, 1875, and 2,228 for 1876. This decrease but no probate judges. TN isconrin pays of drunkenness and of places .where hm the municipality or its treasurer. 'The experience of the States that have salaries of <3,000 per annum; Iowa. <2,­ manitv is made barter of, and dollars Our judicial traded for degradation, must be gratifying ado}>tcd this, system proves that taxes are 200; Indiana, <2,500. paid much more promptly, willingly and system as a whole is more expensive than 3citiaen. The reports show very that behind this law there stands exs.ly than under our system. The inter­ any of the above mentioned. Would it •OktinHit l>»«* —X", it est- x sovaa or eight million* fur ni not be wise to remodel it; consolidate some of our ctreutta, reducing the number. - There are counties, however, as shown by mouths is an amount worth sating to the pay our judges respectable salaries, and at the reports for 1876, in which it has not people. The decreased amount of public the same time tttvc expewa? The expenses been properly enforced. This is notably funds in the hinds of treasurers wonk! of stenographers in the State Tfr 1876 was the case in Bay, Roughton, Ingham, partially remove the temptation to epetu Jackson, Kent, Lapeer, Marquette, St. Ute with them, snd tW ■ wouldJw lem Clair, Saginaw, and Wayne counties. losses from this source. It may be some Your attention is invited to :he very Some of the officers, whose business it is trouble to inaugurate the system, but I am of th <k>pinion that it would be a decided full report of the State Librarian. The to enforce the law, have lost tight of the Scontains 53,819 books, maps, and restrictive and restraining idea underlying reform. t», valued at $100,000 00. The it* and rather than cloe- up the buiineo, raka an appropriation of <1,500.­ have fostered it by accepting monthly payThe militia of the State is composed of 00 for each ‘of the years 1877 and 1878, three regiments of eight companies each. There is do and I respectful1? commend that the re­ vogue quite extensively. Tbs First Regiment, under command of time fixed in the hw for the collection by quest be granted. Col. W. H. Witlnngtoe, ntoab^re 600. In addition to tho ordinary duties of the the sheriff, or fcr return of warrant by him. flBujjtond, CoL L C. Smith comunading, position, the Librarian has entire chargr < I suggest, therefore, that th* law be numbers, 515. Third, under command of of the sale and dirtribntion of the amended, giving the Treasurer a certain Col. O. F. Lochhcad numbers 577—a Supreme Court Reports, and this of itself specified number of days in which he may total of 1792 rank .nd file is a work of much reaponaibility. occupy­ receive the tax, giving to tho sheriff not No more companies can be exaepted, aa ing much time. Since tha disj-ositioo of exceeding thirty days in which to colled, the laws of 1873 HraiU the companies to and five days additional in which to make 'tWEUtT-four. I ordered an encampment these reporta bxs bccn.piaced in her hands his return. When bis return is made, he the sales have greatly nrereased ; the ro­ ofeach regiment daring the past summer should be required to furnish a copy of it ompts for *71-2 being <1,414 48, while in ftr the mrpoM of vecimenta! practice and to the Prosecuting Attorney of the county, drill. The trtesfiknee was large, the dis­ ^73-4 they were <8,896 55, ai.d in '75-6 whose duty it should bo to commence ftfocipline maintained excellent, and officers they have been <15,319 93. The growth Deeding* at once in all cases where the tax pf the Library and the increasing demand and men a credit to the State whoso uni­ ’ upon the Librarian,; its prospective re­ has not been paid. The Treasurer -hould form they wore, they moval to tho new capital, make it Deets* also furnish monthly lists, of persons who sary that the Librarian should be empow* have failed to file the bonds required under Under the act provididing for the trans­ the .................................................. Prosecuting Attorney .... for ’ ered, with the approval of me the voverror, Governor, ,tho — law,_to — fer of all insane Michigan soldiers from ! to employ a competent clerk, <’_A, and *I prosecution. the poor houses of theEtate to the Asylum ■ granted. • Summary process for the absolute rerecommend that such authon'y be ■ * Kalamaloo, twenty-six hare been so ktadutieB There should be some definite action by • transferred. The expense r>f their main' i provided for. tenancc is about 13,000 per annum The your hoovrable body on the question of « —T3- —______ —*ion ought National Soldiers’ Hemes hard rcc-etTed, fire immrancc upon Etale property. Thnot to be needed, but there seems to bo since their opening 436 wldicn from Mich­ value, (aa stated slsewhere, is very great, ’ igan. . 9 W MM and the trustees of the different institn- something paeultar regarding this busi ores, and it requires tying up tight. In the two years ending September 30, tioM should have instructions, from the 1176, ffty-fonr soldiera here been trm- law-making power, either to insure or not. The police regntationa, m my opinion, should be ra amended si to prohibit tho pararily cored fbc-at. theSJdien’ Home in There thank! - be some harmony of action BsTmTMtriut snwpoDMurBl.lTff,- on thia salasnf .Ju* it is new, btd 60 far mamtenanoe, and $134.15 for trana- insured and others are not. l«m" coda b. arieken oal ot <mr ulary and the old fashioned plain English __ labor of this Board in public health and well-being, the Home be dweontinued, and that, in as plainly psreepttbls as some Leu of it, the Military Board be authorised rk, I believe is of great value to provide for their temporary wants by ------- r , Thor reporta eoctam much payments of money direct. The expense useful ibfonnation on the preservation of of maintenance at the Home being over one life and beahh, valuable alike to individ­ dollar per diem, I am of the opinion that uate, public officers and institutions. MZKLr The balenebia the Military Fund Sept 30,1876, was ’•27,111.78. The amount of tax for military purposes levied in 1876, WM <22,14X30. No tax was levied in JK The remedy that I can suggest is to place them under tb- provisions of the law and tax them. I btticro that with three amend menta the law will be found, year by year, more and more restraining in its teu’dendes, and more productive of good to the people. It has already dosed over two thousand places where liquor has been sold and has put into the common treasury nearly a million of dollars from the traffic. The spring is no higher than its raurec, snd no taw that has not the sympathy rod sentiment of the people acting with it, will ever remedy an evil. If a community do not regard temperance, sobriety, and good morals as a necessity to their well-being, the law will do them but little good.— while to the friends of good order, public geacc and private content, it will prove a reports of fhe Adjutant, Quarter the Treasury. The society ask an approMaster, sod Inspector Generals furnish de­ pria'i'jnaff500 for each of the Years 1877 tails at nditary marten, to which your and 1878. • I submit herewith certain petitions and eomspoDdeBce relative to affairs in the oounty of Maaitou. Thev show that the laws of the State and United Stsfea are violated with impunity, and that there is Intemperance is the danger oftha hour.! do safety cr protection to persons or prop­ It feeds prison and poor-house ; destroys ' erty in portions of the county. No courts morals and manhood , and, canem-likr. have been held for years. The county Cali away the life of ths iudividual and nation. Law will not stop its ravages, but R may bs made u iastrsment that will Railroad*. consideration they have always shown me. I shall bear it with me as a precious assory. I have faith that with good lairs, equal justice, and general education as the foundation stooe, we shall build here a State that will in material wealth and in the moral and mental worth of hcrcitisenshin, stand forever as the handiwork of a free people. JOHN J. BAGLEY. Exxcvnvx Omer, LaNSINO, January 3, 1877. 13 :b OS: Michael Grace is happy, and why fhould he not bei His dsw place of busnos is a favorite resort for the public, and sa a matter of course he is reaping a Furniture, Milk Safes* HASTINGS Fill® DM, is ;s STEBBINS BRO’S, Keep It. , Where you wul find all kinds ol Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any house in Barry county, far these reasons; 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. 2d. Because we make the most of our goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep the best of work­ men. 4th. Because we warrant all goodt we make. * We sell none of thia cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods re make are made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persona to call and inspect our goods, for they all bear inspection. No trouble at all to show onr MASI B*NM MVttTOH. The KeUaHs 8k*H Liu KaaVaatewBar. auM aanM mb wtioit Parties haring pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of ns aa we can do it better and chooser than any house in Barry conoty. We keep the largest and best selected stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings, ’Brackets, Paperholders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and everything in tho Furniture Line. We invite all persons to call and look at our Peerless Milk Safes Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Kepur. ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly don. par*u We Mean Businem". Furniture Rooms south side of Blate street, opposite II. A. Goodyear’s Hard­ ware Store. / t STEBBINS BRO'S Furniture, Coffin*, Eto^ READ THIS and be happy again. Gret Reduction ii Prices! Tie Greet Satteri tafifare. SALISBURY & BROSSEAV Northern O E NT H -A. Tu ' RAILWAY COMPAKY FURNITURE sets Philadelphia. SifctaJsi’&iSiSss'tst ,, ” ». r*n.o«. aw. D,c™oKtJ(4S,H&.W ““ Look here ! Look here! Pennsylvania � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-22.pdf d6b8a535f9551e5b9f400bf9c08516f8 PDF Text Text HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. JANUARY, 22. <877. VOL. XXL NO. 77. Doctor Aikin's Double Column. Asylums, Houses of Cometsoa, our Wid­ ow’s Homa and 19-20 of aU the pre* WritUn ftw lUlfis.'li. mature graves. It caima 19-20 ot ail tte aUhr rabi from U. U* ridaa mfleringofth* human fbwlyaod MO S Uh, o*(kt loK, ftrihe , of all the saSoriog of that uaafai and tedMpenriUe animal tte hone. In fiwt family ought to haw, by 18-20 of tte crime commuted by man h paper for hi. wife and tte o&pri»g of tho shofw. W*U has tea viatunacf that lor* . ,^*. Hrum __ _______ Judgs_VanXilc.tehm-wtennoeafK. Np* ooeay man tesvteae^-i «d, ttet of aliteaesinddeaamtehd tr*< the nemworfthee* before him were th« fniiu of tte grog stefe* 19*20 of tte hodtMMS -www «peri. good inornb, to tho pcarervation of society ena thrangbout tte eoanuyr are eansed bj and ate to tte preaerration of the young this, damnable traffic in . ite-vrimaigg fr. men of Haatioga, to draw up, sign and quora. Tte nun. Miler brings n* eaprial to present sack's petuaoa to tte city a*, thoritte. Ah ! to dore three accurared dens two or three boom after al! place* of ten* ert and Icgiumtaeburinere have shut up and the propieton either retire to their homes and familfe*. after their daily toil and par­ take of social rudting- in tte family cicete, or go to these dew of external infamy and spend two or three premuot hours in drinking, gambling, carousing, coming, awear.Qg, bkekgarding, fighting. »ud cotamitting *cariy every crime known to manYe^ the cirisen* ef Haatiag* rigs a pe­ prey to that demon- who know* do pity, spirits rf those whom bn ha*x tition to tte City Council to do that, ‘ no sorrow, no sympathy or ftsljlif for th* ®«ry prtecjgle of manhood here. which if that Council had brain* enough , united Misery he craateby ha trteo. Ohorn MMiirw to aee the infamy daily, nightly and con­ ' hia keen eye ia ou the -rteima^hc reay catch tinually carried on in these damnable dcM' .and keep in Me den until sloven o’dock otlkaav. of infamy, tbe Council would shut there' 'at night; and then with the resolve of the Wi; .M. I pi., herds at once and forever, for there is nvl' (should te protector* of the peopled rights, d«p aai liaug Ibr <h. pu ■ furw Drwxr l are in a recent Baxxxn a n*lic* of a petition to tte City Coun^ cil asking that august body to oompe! the saloons to dore at eleven p. m., ye*, and it's beingrignedby’alargo number, so-tte article informs us, to dare thrir damnable heli begotten yinka of miqwity at eleven o'clock at night. Wbrta ftree? To what depths. of degnjbition end stolid indrflereocc to GEO. M. DEWEY EDITOR AND PtTEUSHER. •BOLMS.Ojrt RAT.ES OF ADVERTISING. luv. . . norala, peace and hapiocea, te in dread of w; a few dollars fine opens the dour sad after petite that n dnging tteani , robbing hie victim of his Imt farthing toroa .k-* i____ _ _ir ।him out into th* street do matter ffio* ■*4 dhybtinn But for tte Hf crest the stem, to sank shelter or wted Hastings to day would tev« IQ, 1 ।hi* way home to a da* Hants, andthoao Mtumlly n ]anddnltenn. tstite country around her would be a । an hour p*uacs from early morn till thia memorable eleven p. tn., but what law and cider are violated by these robbers, yes, I MJ robbere. for their vocation a* nun aeMcmia' s per;>clmJ robbery of the blackest type. They take tteir victim* money and give1 them no value or equivalent, they beggar‘ his family; th* y deprive him of reaaon; they make a demon of bimjltey direr him into ihew dens of urfhmy to Mb" ium cf his reputation; to blunt every seaii—sU of manhood; they make tea, honet deaabdn and cteetleen, they rob tte poor dire—en Lte ood broken hearted wife and mother of his offspring, of the comfort* of life, they through, tteir damnable traffic send millions of motters,wives, danghten and *i*tcrs down to nntimly gvaras bereft of near and dear husbands, him, brothers; ah, yea, and fathers by that accuraed tmf1:. Ah, this eleven o'clock time is to catch H. C. PECIH.4M. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, ckrk'n from stores and apprentices from shop, mills and place* of legitimate barinoi'* whose general tears are eight or nine p. in., to quit work. Rut there are only a small port uptbe victims at thaw damnable robbers. H*i scores of small farmers aU over WU. LV4OUN, ax mtnitox-otes* DH- H. r. PSLKAM the country who frequent these dens, are UM.wmae H«* lh»; h» eharaM l«x> wum j ■KtcMMM'1y.woU-i^ Umo, bu > inc . truly to be lamented. Look al Um hun­ dreds of poor bone* kept out in the cold from early morn till midnight shivering ; home and cultivate their teat ci would te b£t with phtej; 1____ 1 ,eleven o’clock. Mother*, fitehanaod sinter* ( of Hastings I appeal to you. part what you have aed do aoSar. Know* ing that you have loved oare te there dens instead of being at rest or m th* family circle, reading aad improving their tender uiincte and giving comfort t* there who love ttean. Oh. what a picture of the preeeut and what a record for the future! Let me cite a care. Two yean ago during that unprereden; acrero winter, a man in Minnesota left hie wife and two children, ,six miles out on the bleak paramo wiltev* more than wood enough to last Waive hours, or food for twenty-four hours; the house a poor one. He went te the Village for a jug ot whiskey; tte rum seller tedtjetd him to »»ay, finding ho had a Ge* dollars after paying for hie jug full; be told him the rtenn then raging was too bad lo turn out, ho plyedL him. with drink; got him dead drunk, and kept him three days and throe bights; the poor suffering and suffering with cold and hunger, while the owner is keptby there demon* 10 long M they can filch his last farthing; and then, after robing the poor w.utch, turn him wife ran out of fuel, the bdo* atom conout at eleven o'olock p. m., to hunt up hia tinned, she burnt up their rude bedstead, poor beam and half drunk start for his tbco their only tub and p*il and then home, making the tight .hideous with I i* every thing that would bura.tego thp yells, hia profawxty and with beating and clotte* she had on and ths ac*a<jr bedd^g running his team. He srives at hi* home with which she covered ter chddnn te to find his poor wife in misery, destitution tent she <xmkL Being oa tte ere of and nun, hh home a hovel destitute of all mnfitMMDent aha left to mskater way to th* comfort*. A poor heart brokun wife and nearest neighbor through enow three ftet mother moots that ‘husband - and father; deep. Tqo days afterward that po^r woman AH kind* of Faucv Goods Ready Mad* Clothing,.Speciality A fine Tailoring Department’ Store. Cheep. J. Groceries. arvi.ru* of all kinds af, LOW u they (an be bought, any where. Salt. A foil line of Saginaw and 'Onpmtagn Salt always on hand. with tears, with sorrow, with anguiah un« alterable All is gloom to her. Steres* no hope, no creap* for boc’ortee dreg babe*. but eternal gloom batea ter. H« appeal to him to atop, to reform and save himaalf and his family, falls untended on hia be­ sotted ear. He peculate* and insult* that poor suffering wife by assuring her that te left that hell of infamsn y promptly at the hour set by the good citiseua and by order o’-the Common Council aideven o'etook. Tea, eleven o'clock, three long hours after moot all legitimate places of btutiuere have closed. But to enable those aocaned finks to entail upon society a burdensome tax, the Council lay •Jia». you can hare three hour* more each night to rob, steal and. plunder at diacreamon, WhU a farce! Wh<‘. a secord iu after age* te those yet to come! Yea, etetn* o'clock, with brother*, ecus and hwnhteK Whind the screens ted painted would than h!1 thaws tires*tteamount. । ( ,well W and wall behaved clriJdreo. Tte piano and irgan would be in one in wmy । tewre, and «rv«j terne weald te a pahre. , j teok al Vtealaad now;only lijanra ■ U wan.Kbatjma wildia«ab ef small te a poor ami aft tenter or water jova | roads of suv kind, now with a.p*pnl ( U WQ happy people. Nteafrog d« a biSiawLaalren, not apdinao rex m jail, m* bus two criminal an । . , " , ( dtetaoflte liquor trafic in alt places , wteft it is mb. Viteted with nearly ( tte popWatm tet Battle Orek and Mar* < •tel MkiKiad only ons quarte a* . tel Why ttet grew*? Simply terenreoo ] liquor Ku w teen allowed lobe sold aa , ham* ton. m. a* aqaad* of j Suomi* *» <te> Mnd*. «hiM< •»•»* , lk> a>l^ «dq. ( | with a new5 born teb* was fiwnd froacn to । death ,ooe b»lf ft*m her home, the ........ __ , two_children left were both froaen ati£ gosh was made and the husband found . in that rum shop almoat insensible tea money all gone, hat no tear of sympathy dropped from the eye of that demon whoso ] dsannable vocation had caused the untimJy * death of four pre cions person*. * 1 I ask you, mothers in HreUgp, to Uka 1 thosnfferiags of that poor mother teres to ’ your own breast*, and th*n say to me should your son*, brothers and husband, frequmt ’ there hells of in&my at. all; much km till ‘ eleven o'clock at night There are do business shop* or slur* in luMiaga bat J Iit.i>«1a>Ti)'M M*.»owrav»- , �999999999999944 prb, M dwy a» d>a Mb aby wio weans faa«et W tsoca ba^rlfe, 'brrykvb'ftvu deedL beeafubl vebnnd beM »«>»*,•■ Tim Wl • AariMta** *■ • keMr fefc-t Ml be «0 infertile wM wffl depreeiele the one ter «etenas taterierenee vsath vS daeucy tbe other." Tie Aeabra an dravb< ae wa^, A* a^toM are aeC P«7i nfMyeeeiofbipAaaiBAtlB Tie awaff m ea rwi ■< very dear tr •UMnridKMk{H(riBU,j« wW. b a saM «r« the Ou tt dnjiag tonfay what * aid yeNerdey, everybody reeds X, nd m is (he hoc oma yapv fit eoMtry. Yong Oataaanl patfe a M b. feafe, Maa iieMAdcMlyehuaMKfby tho>* wfcoaB p*4be»as tte> ^KabU, that it. vS eaMBmxf rrwif to every bir-naM aad •teFiigRai Araeneas esnes vbow bemb of ngte 3SKMTMT ZO l£ «DMt<feaUM» ef k»j rtf uni «1| h w» kbaid. tawit Amt DtMM -vUW* rtiayl i to M3e BMr Cbkb viA fattaj nd ■me, tidy Uve ben nfy pertb^an { eaaftd. Tro Aiag* ttand ia lie ray of k -brfnbat Bn-.ft." Om b tie K^a»j VEfiEIHK el vaitM^ nA the ctlwr tie I wm i fcp drier eF Umm vbo natni the «TT*U feanaftua ■! u»le ■wl fefeb. rf’w Tort w enufed at fee, fed a wry feary praporr.cc of <ba faadfea te fe feaaipad la thia naifet Laa feadM i, neU V. kfek nanf b fe iavaad*;, it» aO aaaag » lafahfexa. aaac qmn, ft^u 4 a*. Dee. 14A, 1K4. IWw- VEGETWE m*ew4. ■tttfMUIEI FOE OF PAIN Tfe narafeau an ia£r at tfe afefeakba for etc nawne Tnk tn fdae M Ihhaniw io fen fta Mlaan rfhfe»a8 b tfeawy. Itb l«fe III Attfta nae, ife.fe.fe.nfe *a if, ,n^i .Ofe.fe.nl aayfedu adfefefe b fend, id .w- VEGETINE VEGETME I>M ■.bfe.aadfefeafea.ifewA ■(■ntaaau, > n^k m few Ha Wk Mfew - ib»n<f«>kfefew -,wi nr of ▲ nc a> TIKLD abot- n •!-<*. CAimiC OIL �Tho Timperanco Refer"’ Local Corraipondenoa, Aiamovavgnf toe Hasting* Uniform Otah, Raid Thursday ev*., January. Ifoh 1M7. The fritowiug rowtatl jus qwro adopted. Wusavtr, Wc the Temperance Ifofonu Club of the city of Hartl eg*, recognising the S Council tueritog fotoday v**tegQreeube^ka^TawMth la eels ^1 cent* •» the dollar. Cb^ Reaper**** mralag V U*iw ¥»U <M luierxicdri. ' Tt. iw. a.» Tiu-w.. tum^j >* tn TJ rd cS Bl the Court Route. -. -. ( 4V<4Rucfbie h.depvdoatp^w< Odd FjHpwj, will be eeuhllehod at rtfifoefofotd Ceu- We hear that imn^InloraUSK d«etopm|uto* P^rovt M^rain(. , ■ The tucial al C. Q Bfntlf‘g »n Stidv 111^Ja* o^btUMM |b« lv»e “ WM kVy *0 ’"J The vxidonce of Mr. Bai towntkip, with all iu conteate. oufyfafi ”9 ’to*11 'Ure ftf ‘b* puNte IswroaL a. InulBM. ...I.H. rtiA U. muili* mm,-» mtHwum OM Awrin. |*UM4 hx.il. IWM,. M mart promteent, th* Immwllate sad future «vefoln*M vr tk*M tww •a»erpri»»«. wfll be readily apparent alter a niou^at* rtfle(t|on. Tba proprietor* *f tb* hand!* fecUuy. M*am Ckaeaataruugh* feuwrr, gn, tow tw*. aUltle peculiar In thtor method *f Mto«t$fo| ; their design ia to employ pout bat married men. Than th-y claim ata am** Steady, and will attend mare Ur5«1y to thylr dfolfi thsa tlaglt men Now. no4wilh*lsa<L Ing th* foqt tost.Leap Year ha* jaat passed aqd gout, usd perhaps mssy a geld'eu opportuaity haa b*aa nagl««i*d s w* taka th* Jib«r’y **Av * *• Mr B0* 'te»p«»-'> fqv w* knew there sr.teeverul worthy tingle ®« bare, who an x*ry aaxloui to bo •MV»*d fo thi. nlf eaun Handl. Factory. Wn?aft »w tkr* grocery etqysa. tw. dry good*, aqd can drug itorv. Hr. V«ro« jonro I* we uuduntiud ia about to Wtoyk l» foe hardware ^ade. A cam pa­ tent bttMu maker «an not tad a Uifor Igcatlof >u hra- Betium. and dwrfling lot. ST. I>«w aaiHhw U from ftt to foW. Mt. oWB<r flf u „(ht right map in pje right plan,** and under hi* afififiil m»>*K»m»et treeport |* growing r»p- R J. M. Button has * Grocery etorw oa Jefferson street, tad ha* on ha>4:tot eate al the lewrot cash price*, a full do«k of fill Maia of |?od» k»p< in a first rinfoGrtoerojkore. e^lva him Bk | see U b« cannel de bri^t by Mr JoMpk ii.'<4*Mi*, iagkviag«sc«H*nt»attefostloa (a Ms VM rt-d b«* derided to ereol • dwaUia| bod*e hero wert^o»««er <■• i TM Reform Hovwnent. Id The temperance reform work. ln»ujuraced by Dr. geynelda of Bangor, llelaa, j>rvtni»e» folrlf H be » penuanctl bleating, and hte la. itelane* will plOM* make known tbeir waste Wre ere erery wbery bdnr crown* I with lue{eae Great ctuh^lMm ie mactfoueJ where•nr he he* hell kjf Weetinge. Indeed, the Doctor to ore ef thooo sere men who know* te naked to the cp.ru^ pfteie of the aecrel ar«nue« to the human fc*krt. Ixj Heaty WiUit, fc,.. of *> >V C Ja^ktou, --------W. »V Kateraeeoo, BalUr (>et. Adrian PH*- H« speaks for ’ w«U. fM M and »»ny «‘her pl»c*> in thia Mete. >h» peopr^t bi* articles* w«><m44 iMu I Milker plo'apeMly arrouaed. aud tonnifbd a real ml known cteiten. wltboqt* p«ear before awakened. Dr. Hcyuoldt to do­ al er dtoepprvvu), leaving ing in the temperance 6eM What Moody and faiiig* tor hifluelf a* to Ito mselta er *j>pK>pri- Sankey are doing in the churebea. Ufa plan f( work It to orgeniae reform etah* in eetry fily |ieMaita, competed ef men who hare khytofcrb drank to • areit «r lea. o»i«u. aad I •f qto»e wishing to kelp thah brother men. Qt alfo organises a Ladles' Temperance Christian XaeociaUea, whaee duty it te. (a coenoetten -with the Tartotia ebnrebo*. to a.M •nd eesiiai the uauae un 1 hare • <peri»I inter­ set ia the temperance wv*k. In lifting* a t|e .^4 |i^ hn >«sa tonged of about elghtf ^eaubm gad H> <WIf iaatoMfor th* P- Bro^u, ^aocnia^en mlietw sn«r|y ons hu<d>^ end i Cisciaaali, wk teeoHariktyflM-*** *°r which U wf* ’• & JKWR W organised- JM f<*bjtoriae <od Methodist M»» WH tew* I* ’k« r*1* *'** nsd art holding anton temperance Rettig fw.iwthe tefcra duh hcArih^n<^M^eeMw every Juaw 4»y erealng nn4 nre i^egsdy Interesting. Manx ipe •“>* k^d, heart fell a. fefuHv ' hi tf gm. twn words fall (mm t^ Bps •(«’>“»« who. pcthape. !. wkUe ™“ i. wwMm «• never belure spoke one wor^ in publi« for the f* «*“ •' SlWtf caw u( te‘*pe’*o°»kfwy from wmonnl WH<• v»tt h)» I* ktw^rt ggMFtowi u sfowing w*rd«, pedal th* awful fojUmM^**rlrM<h* |1<M »° » S^b.^snad eoaet warm th* MfiMr of dauIKhwd peiule to a »o,ir^ of kofoty. TH ^Mttlggs of th* °.W ” I si0”* wl^h- l Council J»<UE*i»S.. Th* time fee Uto regular arati&| ot the Co}»............ ... riVef Pfiri^wH fwa« brief •«ranunpTea*a| mu>|<• r«> w>' ‘Um* " ikV' wlkH»Ur«l-n. -Mi. H «'»‘i w *»•« -w Iwlx SEWADVERTISMEOTS. TB PAPER—FO’ri HOH! Q. p. goweii'^ 9qM, 90T, How«, stoxy, Sket ohM, Po.try, moot) ‘ _ New Advertisements. GfflfflWroiK PDBLB KVEaYBC’DY LIKES IT. oountenacui from nil good |.«ople. Therefore BmabM'f, That we rerognli* *aoh sndervcj reltekra dgnotuinstlen, sal each sad eray Tstnperaace organisation uco-workers withu* hi tho Tetnparonce work, and that wade here­ by Invite th* various ehurchea, th* - rdst of flood Templars and lhe Udi*. Chrirtian Trapsranc*. Union of tti* city, and all aornl Peo­ ple to al l add auiit u* In the guod work *B umparohw reform. Jffoefrtd, Thai wo The T< n.p. inace Rafarm Club at Che oily of - H*»tlnii do hcrahy pledge te oil toniyasanc* lowing peanl* onr hearty aid and ami*tattoo in their Horta m advance the e.uro uf tempcrancr. and in pledge each to the othey * V’tl,11'1 • Land in the hour of need. THE I>ETBO);T FREE PRESS is regarded wherever knov.u u distinctively the U»t type of the Anuricaa Lome newi.papcr. £la terne in abroad in the land, its articles are quoted l>y all periodica!*, and the paper to a frtnb- tmrprise and delight in thousand* of refroodsM cultivated homes. Though already believed td be ia most re­ spect* one of the v.try beatjounals israed, the publisher* arc courtantly making improvmenta and endeavoring to make Tnx Fnxx Rima still more worthy of public approbation. PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY Tax Fu« PkXM will candidly and fcaricanly diacuM all questions which may THKSU N. _ arise. Planted firmly on the platform of broad and liberal Democracy which it be­ Getasrally tfiat I havn again «ui 1877 NW YORK 1B77 ima. Annt* wa*t*4.~U*tetM>3 TRVK1 CO .Tu*v*t*7Mafae. lieves are the buto of free government, The I'ilTercut edittou* of TlIX St’Jt and will give a cordial support to the party i rwBl?xndObh?!ir? during the next year will bo tins ramc a* maititaining them. Il will in all cases during U*c year that ha* iuat p»A*ed. Thu address its appeal* to the judgment and flaifo wfiition will t>n WOOK ilayo be n short reason of man, believing that the cause ot rour pagca, Ind pa Sunday* a sheet of which it capon tea rate in truth and justice eight pages, or 5G broad col ms; while the and that the triumph of that cause and Weakly edition will be a sheet of eight the ivendeuey of tne Democratic party At my OLD -STAND on Jefferson Street pnggs of tire same dimrutiotrn and character art? tor tho'beai interests of the country. thrl art* ulready familiar to our friends. It will labor unceasingly f« local aedf gov­ X»» Si w w&Jflontmuu tubs the stronuernment in every State, for’ honesty and otu advocate ol‘reform ..ud r-trenchmeut, xouomy in the ^rocra! adminwtratian, fur and of tho aubatitution of Matetnanship, the reform of abuaas, and for « scrupu­ wisdom, aud inlegritv for hollow’pretence, lous reg rd for the will of the poeple as imbecility, and har.u iu the adminUtration $5f)0 constitntiouaDy and legally expressed It of public fofoirs. It‘will contend for tho is of the highest importance that the senti­ govenuent of tho people by tho people aud rtrert«£*E WbJW'iKtt ment of the Democracy of the country for the people, as or posed to govennentby an-i IX Pea tfhould Lave utterance through journals Call aooa and examine my stock and fruu.lt iu the ballot-box and in tho counting qualified to give it voice; fold Tug Vxx* J H button. of vuUm, uaforcviL by military violence. I'bxss, whioh Is unquestionably aoccndad Qanlfi, It pill stidcavvr ttf supply its readers—a a foretnost place among the lading Dcmbody upw not far from a million of soula— oc.atw papers in ths land, can.be depend­ CHE' ’ OBACCO with the most careful romplet?, and trust­ ed upon to wotk unceasing’y for< the worthy accounts of current events, and will Right. omptov for 4ils purpose a numerous and Tho Michigan State Nows and the very earefuly mlected staff of ropoHros and cor­ accurate and trustworthy Commercial De­ respondents. It* report* from Washing­ partments. hitherto ao popular, will be ton. cspeciallv, will be full, aocurute, and maintained and if possible unproved. fearless; sod it will doublets continuf to A dietinguwhing feature of Tax Fux deserve and enjoy tho hatred of thosn who 1’nrii.s u its correspondence. These letters thrive by pluutlrriug the Trt asary or by abound in anecdote and information, and usurping wb*t tb« law does n t ave thorn, p<.r Laps the best lest of their popularity da whOe it will endeavor (o merit the cottj* tho Xvidity with which they are p.-rused deoco of tbc public Ly defending the rights by readers everywliere. of the people agaio»t the cticroa-hmeais of Tho Agricultural Department of Tux unjurtifii-power Fuxt I'nras is suggestive, instructive and The price of tl»u daily St’N w ill be 55 fuUv up to the times. Prof. C. W. Gqr-' cents * month •<*-5U a I*ir. pwt paid, field, of the Michigan Agricultural Ool. or with tha Hund*? editiou |7.7Q a year. |cgc, contributes every week to thia de­ The Sunday nctylioii alone, eight pages, partment, and valuable paper* have been 31.20 ajear, post paid. rurniahed by Prof. Bea! and Cook, of tha Tho N, dghfi DOgrt of 5G Michigan Agricultural Culk.-e, and C. K,.., ___ luruiahcd dunn,‘lS77 Carpenter of Orion. Many men and w© — ------- r- of <1 ■ y®’’’, peat paid. _ men of known «yualificwUoaa eon tribute to The benefit of thia largo reduction from this department of the papertbc pr»?foow. rate for t’.*> Wrxklt van be 1 Xbe Household Department to uufouq Special Notices. tsnjcj jd Ly jndivuiu'al .ubroribero xitliout । and oi iginul It coatdhif « great yariety of Wi •k—wraity uf maklug sp riubi .\t the >uf..rmaliai upon matters pertaining to tbV, if any of our ftiutda ebcra* to home comfort and decoration. Mrs. J. P. tW circulation, Wr, »taU •H m <eXtCO^M —„ Worsen, of New York, to a regular con­ U grauftd iMMlfotto ' ' ‘ “ tributor tq this department. —l" -.-n- . The fashions, and all that pertain to place will be ctitilM ki ut^’ typy vf the them, aia rogulariv chronicled by a lady paper for hluwdf without thatxu -Uooc iorthaf^ promirmut la. the highest literary and so­ HaBTIXOS, Joly aw w cial circle* in Naw York. paper aud pnullug aw haxely rapid; and AH the noted American writer* eonootiudcriug tho awu of Uw ahedl and the ; tribute to Tux Fxxx Patsi, and it som­ auaiOy af its oo^te. we are a.uW*ml ber* among its contributors of pity tkfochthepcepki wiD txiuridvr Tu» W WK ! *«««-« 3li thu ebeapeat uvwgpapcr published U 2^/mt Being a bHttneu that needs a groat deal the world, and we trw» *!*• oueof the ycry ■ Dr *>b« The tone of T«» Fltgg Pfoxsi if unsun, axoeptiouabla. It is pre-emlueatiy the paper for the fiunily eirde. The most fastidious cannot take offense at it. The After many yeaiu ia th* UameaR, eaa aim i* to make it a newspaper suited to truly any that they c^n 4© bettor wor^, the wants of tho beat clasasa of American and five b-ttcr aatfofactios than any other society, amusing, iantraetiye and enteruiothb^sdwo. W. H.BvbWte.ths' ing to young and '' aaafor naeober, with tha ewperieeoe of a lifoO»t. will alwm giro h» personal atA naw story, by teatiun to thia part ot their extanaiM Southern foTNM* —_. Noltoe. year received ytith approbation and delight Beane and teaua futwhed wfcea r»and waamly aomosntfod |y proas lad pae ’ TV. Khttna BUor xHhuUHl, Having out my Meat M*rkri, I pie, ha* just been oommeuoad. Readers X®rev Ew IMHV’f to all thowj that are ore arwured that the story will proVe one lnA»kt«r b M U Ouaaa and tcula their OT tho best writau and moat thrilling ro­ accwrap forthwith »4 a<vo awta. mances or the day. I |Uo hevu go’ a nioa mau itod taan, or subscription BATES TO the My 28* y?4 xylStf elthci out: t-r the two hiwaea, for aak, with DETROIT TREE PRESS: doabfo haruoto (alwoM naw). I will give Tt-j p-pcr i. dmp «< po^id. raasonah>> ter?'-' os good paper. Detroit Ad ye rti»euwnt» . Specimen oopieo seat free t;r ■-fc.:.s.‘..axss2r--ju-.ir. ei.r- - ------ a VAttTtfNC LeINH, HaaliujjV Jan Uwh, 187L ‘ crTae Gn®j BMta«E8 defy competiwI. EBEST” XX8 W. H. GOODYEAR, TheDruggist, llcspecifully an^owi^ that he haa again engaged in DRUG TRADE, and tuts in. stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine vf JDruss ana Jilcal ­ cines, Dye Staffs Fancy K , «W umRww ^Adari,rns STEBBINS BKOS. i .^ui »«.«• •« *• ik~>. a»««yw <m -i, .r tli.il.ip ™ U4 u «tU W fo- It, Pmaeat tbe Mayor, Broortias. Aid. Dqwtea, ^d. Burall. iheldro and Ti ‘•sigJfSt QI V-------------------- Notice. Iton ru».v «w- MUi •• Kral Wor0y »♦ HUH*" ■CMC.] CMUCm [MWMC, (A^toMmnmdatioa ol|u»ey cot* f.|iry'vooaMwaffllawMftF' MUSICALVISITOR, fr^rerdcrofi^^Oprriad by ayf* and pays M MU hyn-Aid !Mw*?n. R*fd. Rural aH Tumliarat; 5. S*y»-aon« fop-oar or aautnaaa muttlfo kvporto-jaa QrdlaaMm raifofva ^remau. wfoeh npofo •« ratio* pfi waa araprad and the (Wdlaaaca ( ayes M»d nays «* follows: An AwA/>earie*t Journal w.rth Choice ... Writ I .> S9O.QO .r mra* a-*, Mu«. �9WW Star Clothing Houto. Legale. 99999999999999^ . aMMCAL STATEMENT­ Tipi s£ais.’£ - • - ,li. Freeride (i.«na.villa, county of llarry. AND RET ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY . W e will pay the RailroadFare to Grand Bapids -- ’ * i buying $25.00 worth $15.00 worth ________ _____ , , '. We do this because we want to sell off our winter stock. UAUU.ITIM. Cfaiisi for Icrnoa due rad payable---------- MORTGAGE SALE. It baring be»n made in Uir ooa indenture of Mortnee uMo at Lor.ui 6 pay Iomcc during theyear-..._r~ tiireelo.id offl e«r> few. print, italic n’ry*e_ Total.Yd*bllltlw............ ................. 4 sru Wo Are Soiling ; which laid mortiare ww duly recorded t elevenVelockhi tke femora.ia Liter mortgagee on peg" 233, which laid mon- Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 ; $4 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards. W» Are Selling *sw; • Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. t'tnh (101 percent pereunum. And the We Arc SeUing - fUK/lt' Busi/lett Suift fifOfi Is ««• t9 99 > f4B<>i Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits J^ Only $1000 and $12 00. «« .bolmm, ----------- --------------EXTRA LOWPRICES ON FINE OVERCOAT SUITS. * ~ 75, $3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards, BOYS' OVERCOATS AND SUITS. fcl TfcSr* Take advantage of thia chance to save money by buyii ig^of ns, besides costing you nothing to see Grand Rapidfk^SW . ,— boaldra the autn of lltly irtfagr In be pahl tn calrr fa, and ur> toll al law MOKTDACB UL ■ IBtXlK Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st., Grand Rapids. . Make no Mistake in our Location—The Great Double Store. Holloway^Advertisement*. BETH HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. Kt »«lf doth depoee and eay that tker have readth a SK'ffd'sixr.'isfis.'.vcKirM SSEsS^Ssy m ITS PLEASURES jS;,?JSMxsrr: Diseases with Its Agonies, CHOOSE BETWEEN Til EM. VW-There h ocnuUora’iJe uring by taking the AjFr’e Nsrvotn Disorders. What,to more farfel than a breaklag down of thi ill.. .■>«.iii T B-n I... . kl. .. - ■ - ks-js- 62tf cements. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla SALE ON EXECUTION. Btitb or MtcniOaB. Giamy ul Darn-. Ry 'irtue of an execution itened out of and uadrr the cal of the eirraU mart for the oouoly of Hany nd State of Idlebigat>. in ctiancwy. dated tte d IS 4- P- 1!?- **? te we faertrt For Scrofula, □:<! til acrofulou* diseas, g, En.H j>cla>, Rose, or St. A .:!i'.- ’ Swera rad eubecrited beft-re tne. at Charlotte, in Blotters and Daughters. _ Jf th we to era thing more than emitter fa which ’ .PROBATEORUKK. tlh day of January. I 8t*te of Mlehlcan. ooonty ef Barry. •».—At a M»ion of the probata court for the Bounty of Uerry heldraM tbs probe to oUee.ln the eUy of HmUbct. ra Wbfaeeday. therith day of December in th< *kiu. Ulcernticai < f t:.- ’TrSt^W,'x£^%a: ‘a "■ In tKianaUer of tte Ettate of Jdbn DrMeland Faits in , Side and Head, Female Sterility, Ixueorrhcea. arising from intent*! ulcerat itisl idceratxin, ami Uterine diMaae. Syphilitic an.. ________ fare*, Dropsy, DyspetKia, EnwciaHoc. General Dvbifity, and for Pori fy mg tie Blood. Thia Saisapgrilla ia a owihin&tion ci vegetable alterative? — StiUfagta. Man­ drake, Yellow Dock—vitit the ItxliJre of Potnsimn and Iron, and h the mod tnrdfafae yet known the dvearas it i* intended to cure. Its ingredients are aoakllfally eerabined, that the full alterative effect ol each is assured, and while it ia sc mild aa to be harmless even to children. it ia •till so effectual ns to purge out from th" syfam tirase inpariuee and cnm>!*ti-'<n« .prhida develop into loalhsotus threat. The reputation it enjoy* ia derived froth ite cure*, and Hit; carftdeate which prominent phrrielanr nil over the coun­ try rrpow fa it, prove their experi-m:'lUBAtum. Neuralgia, ZyJS&i hnBLV.Mi 2W Certificates attesting ite virtues' have accumulated, and an constantly being *■-.»-—.--------- . **~rae cases ar* hconv.ue.ug Of thi* Sirir alterative । Ha superi- k s � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-25.pdf add7a89c723a67d166e7e2a18de709b0 PDF Text Text VOL.. XXL NO. 78. ------ 1 j AJ!»I-1B-------j..................... rhe^ejai-Weekly Hepliblicaji banner । AND w«wwar8, etoteq GO AHEAD. Harness Shop, Tin Shop. Mffl'ME FOR 1877 ! GEO. M. DEWEY SMtOK HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY JANUARY 25,1877. ... j-r- eUBirSREB. Xxuthl l» rained by (landing rtlll t ronD^"Mkh’i^nfil>le Sln*‘* H"Unp- H,rT7 tums Let year nolU be “IT1 try GREBLE & RUSSELL, or svBfipKpmpx; .L'i> Dopaitmenti toSraSi ftssts? Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. RA TES OF AD VER TIS1NO. j Cook Stoves. !fi entente I io) i 9d» I iinol n.ooi H Column QUD_ I UM |_«« | MM L joey I z> g>i WiW) I 5,.oo BM uoj> PROFESSIONS AND BUSINESS CARDS The'Acori^ Forest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many ndw patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh ybells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. F. S. BOWEN, <5tf SMITH A. K NAPPES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ ORS IN CHANCERY. Ptentlce in all the court, of thia .Ute. Offise over Julius RuaaaU'a (tore. -AntwoLAKKE, ATTORNEY'AT LAW A-SOLICITOR Weather Strips. Now. is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. Harness shop uld dUc« of btuineat. with '■ (ecotnniudaUon., I (hall ba old friend, and ai many new ■gSttftEriri I HIT.- W• NISIvEfetN. Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. Swaey's Hoyeu, - - MICH LYOX * PICKEillSO, Proprlitor.. Every uun« oom ibe E'UblUhtnent l» Naw and FirWHffi^; - ’£ ,m .*< y •.BOARffi ANT* BOOM. UJJQ PER DAS’. DENTIST Mville, lirtiuai j- >ub& Caw, Sin aid Onmtal P A I N TE R At A, M. Radt’i Cnrriafr Shop Jetfepsqn St, - . Tin shop Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and iron taken for goods. ;. WrJ GREBLE & RUSSELL. -1M-II..I-J -2.1 — Marble Works. WINSL0W8 STEAM ■- — X1 MARBLE Special Medical Announcement - • a Pensions* j________ Americah and’Foreign ratenu. GILMORE * CO.moeaxontoCkiMaaa.Be^ MB A Co.. FOlicIrn, I’atcat* procurM In all ooaa- □r.' J' B. LaSure^adT"" —~......... ' '• —' 1 HHAD! READ! CoubromiM no cberiihed right; WORKS J^tJffalamazooe Mich Joy Comfort and Happinesg BltMW i'tt-:itio: liferent States, and nil litigation: appertateins t*» 'atonia. Send Stapp to Gltaore A Co.frr panihletof’ixty Dacca. ' OH tBoWnty Land Warranto. The lot Report oftheConintlMtonernfthclteuerI Land Office «how»XWT/TO acre, of Bounty Lead oaab for them, bend by regittered letter. Whr .OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. tailed Statu General Land Office. Imported Boride, Tableta aad Hsodatones ’of all description made to order on short notice notice, also Granite Mooumcuta of .Tha Dncior tanker a .pariaUy of th* Mtawlac Having steam power and improved nw cbinery for sanding, high polishing and ijFanainaa.,. POLITICAL. I The Democratic polirioiana aro attemptj log to get up a monster man meeting in ] this city,toproicat against the Senate jut h. di^wiik lu property >tet he had always intended to. He desired that the fitoric he haibuilt should remain for all. time, as docs that oftoe Rotha drilds, and he -selected the son who had buMoem atoirty, trained hire eareitaMy in the management of his railroada, and then ' left the control of them in hta hands. He perpetuated. The daughters will x>t .. fa.tfa-Kfl.WM mods «!!■ Igo intonlioM wore as waU known fire years ago a who* tot document was pre­ rented for probate. Still the fight will bo M Ftnttion as being calculated to inflame the people at the very time that peace iadeI sirablc. If tha meeting u held it will ba a very large one. The swarm ot Democratic officials and their paid adberenis will Ls I out in force, and add to them ,tfic still OUR NEW YORK LETTER. greater awann of those who want place, । utd who would consider it a crime not to The Bad Year—Faahions—Life Insur- . attend a.xuoeting labelled Democratic, and ance—Political—The Snow—Bea* it <01 he aeeu how large the meeting nett-May—Vanderbilt j would he, and how little it would really . mean. It is singular that thesei follows ’ ____ ; can t wait till Congress ennfeates its inNr.w Iouk, Ja'i. 20,’lfli ।. j ability to settle the question. But they The fcauon is a dreary one. War times . live by agitation., and “protcating” is their were hardly wonte. Houses overywherq The Republicans of the City omplj ; .Up. fdl of chop .od uuwCr, 'Jb° j , * T , 1 . A M by toe joint committee of the two houses goods ; but I have seen a country store : C,r jotxlemcnt of the Prmidaatial livelier; improvementa looking more iifai ‘ question, for they believe it to be a'«urruios as they stand unfinished; and under- ! render rather than a compromiae. They Sot the bail in Intact notion. Ijiop .ll.ih.koo.Wgooflhedoop.uirn.' Hy"..~ ■ r n , was ciecuxl wu elected ;. tn that at tne the l.onazitinian Constitution provides ing of thousands of poor out of work. the method for determining the. question, People are not ashamed to stay aL homo and that any other method is wrong until and economize. Now that toe Centennial is it is changed by law ; and they protest aRteJnit dvejslug fbe SnprMou Court into himitation or bashfulness to walk into stores; the xasc. It is held that if decided in this way one party is certain to be dissat­ and give them orders for cheap article?— isfied, ana and mat that tne the raci fact urn that uu» too supreme Supreme . . , „ , isunu, the cheapest you have -it u good not i’ —. will to do with —?n have *.------ something — .i •. . to longer, and take awayJthr They tn date date '7G *76 any anv Inrwmr nvul to (z. think think that ! it It will not. g L. . .t.„ 8feeiFng; __ U rm. .. • ' State Calhoun j7,0ff7.S8. ’ Pixrfio. Items. county liquor taxat foot up Kent ■county pays 17,000 a year for the support of ito insane. ' ' The Reform Club in Jackson numbers 435, including Mayor O'Donnell. Niles has an indebtedness of $26,000 to an aasesied valuation of 1720,980. The shipments of iron ore from. Eecanaba the past yean amounts to 408.017 tons. ' Marquette shipped 468.283 tons of iron ore by rail during 18T6; and 21.473 tone bfpighwi; '• The annual Grand EncunpuieDl of Odd Fellows of Michigan will OM, Febeffiwy 14, at Owosso. • Conductor Sam Skelding has beta in the employ of the Midugan. Central Rwilroad for toirty-two.years. The Flint and I’cre Marquette Raifrood Company talks of extending its branoliea /! • the anniversary year u over, and all tocjl i ,insist “J,U that *the v---------counting — -vshall -rt *ii: take - place as ' from Oftcr Lake to Gfiro." folly of expense whiih the country uncwr-1j it always hu; that the President of the The improved Westinghouse air hrakro ScnatjJshall declare too result, and if the took on its account, for which it is paring, are to be put on all trains on the Chicago the penalty. When we think of toe East ’j| losing side fcels aggrieved it shall findTte and Lake Huron railroad. Side of cur city—the great working I remedy as be?t it can—-just the same a> is quarter—and the thousands, not of men, done in all other canre. They believe but thousands of families, depending on that Hayes was fairly elected, and they charity for every dole of bread and fire io insist that he shall be inaugurated. The Th» Grand Lodge of F. A A. M. trill the deep mid-winter snows, one feels Republicans of this City, who know by ■twinges at buying a flower, or-any indul­ bitter experience what Democracy is, shud­ bold th air annual ansion at Luce s Hall. gence that might be dispensed with, and der when they think of that Tilden and Grnd Rapidsron the 23rd rest. the question grows, not “what can I his ganglave the slightest possible chance of getting control of the Federal Govern­ afford,” but “what can I do without T' There is n# vitality, no life, in anything. ment. The _ merchlnta stand Hstlowly in their stores, feeling that rent and clerk hire are eating them up. The clerks stand idle, living on half wages, and dreading every night to hear the words that will cut cyea that off. The landlord is worried, for ho sees in the empty stores a sure premonition that it will very ekortly bo vacant,. The truckman has nothing to had, and the mechanics are idle. Thera Dever was an approach to too distress that New York is experiencing now, and I hope there Dqver will be. And, to add to the trouble,.toe pohtical sitnation keqps those who have money and disposition to do something waiting, and before it is settled the season will be over. It is bad here—thank Heaven that the Weat» prosperous. • FASHIONS. Along all the streets are long ridges of dirty snow, ip some places eight and ton feet deep. TKejpoople most ardently, dosire to nave it moved; there are thousands of men. starving for want <sf work, and the city if abundantly able Jo-pay, for having it done, but unfortunately there is. so power anywhere ip appropriate money for the purpose, and so it stays, to the dotri-. ment of trade and the utter dcstrnoticn of comfort.. The ssnet con claered their tracks, but the space, in consequence of the piled-np snow, i* so narrow that their cars are perpetually blocked, and it takes twice the time to go up or down town that it ought to, and it will lay till The new eownty officers art duly in­ stalled in their respective positions, and aH are doing their work promptly and wdl. The work shops of the Chicago and Port Huron Railroad are to be removed from Port Huraapto-Hht. goasys ru­ mor. ’ - —« '■ - dents. bfewltad (2,040. £» i*. tew /tend *. the sun changes it into mud and it runs qff.ot iu own accord, leaving behind, aa s rememErance, fevers and death. Women return to-the appropriate cua» tom of wearing light and delicate colors for occasions of high dress. White hats, pale The town has been on a broad grin for gloves and light mantles are donned for days over the ludicrous ending of the Ben­ theatre and dress promeqade, a rulo which nett'May afiair. The tiro idiots did go to tMlwtiqn. in TlnLw.u . — .I JZ.l ---- >--- 1 1 should remain in force immutably. White .. felt hate of modest shape are the ohoW;- for the white plush that displaces -velvet looks unmistakably coarse, nod can only be a whim of the moment. Wide, rich folds of silk and plumes arc the usual or­ naments though a treak of a French mil­ liner ia to cover the flaring brim entirely with rowa of gilt galooD, ret so closely as to recall the halo of dead gold, which in old pictures surrounds the head of saints ; but the example is Only quoted for its hard, bad taste. Next to the white, the finest bonnets are of palest gray !*»■ the bnms concealed with deep crimson trimmings and flowers in elegant contrast. Io drees, bosques and over-skfite are popularly seen, but nothing looks really ele-1 gaut save the prinoeM drees,, which is adopted as the standard costume aIho by. ■- -«r COKgOLIA TiOKntKK, ’ftotioT’ We lake this opportu the public, tkatwCwilf to turn ruch things to account, it ia better ! for hhn to be away. The result of the “dud” is m ridiculous that it hu done in (ba awe is Miss Moy, who is redly a. nice girl, even if she wijtipg to maxrv pottton Umt Ut» d»n.i Itm paay—"Security I” think of it. 1a uihh cf rottcnnoaB that is awf the excuse the position. the air, and retire. Then it waa industridusly given out that May was mortally wounded, and that Bennett was iu hiding, uec-kwun, tne tuna Darn RM you Will and the papea wore, filled with inadoata 9nd.it to your interart to call tad see me. rn31 tf J. W. Brock. ' qf the “meeting." , The truth is neither wus' touched.’ ‘Hay sneaked off to Wash- | ington. and Bennett sneaked off to Europe ■elves in. K Ctasrk Cieacral Arent, J. B -WC°xxxMtod fest the wdl. show that the r —. jnfloence whan be jnade the will, and that his bequests . ■■ counting in Hayes," but (bo cooler heads I make a protest against any such demoni The Iron Age. Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all wi<h portable copper reservoies and IVicHe Plated knobs. Don’t-fail to see them if you want a first class stove Heating Stoves. from the beginning, dr at least for many years, and was rotten. The annua! reports were doctored to show prosperity when the company wae'insolvent, and to these false reports the officers put their names, 42d swore to their oorrectnres, without a blush. It might have gone on for some time, and made even a worse smash, but the close times stopped off receipts, and n there was no more money to wring out of the people, cr. rather os the volume coming in was too ' ' small to make the swindle profitable, it ool> lapsed. The thieves swore to balance* k. "they never had, to real estate which they1 1 never owned, nod to policies which they never iwued ; and by fraud and perjury they kept up an appearance of aolidity ' which Beocived even the experts. There ' are others in the same way, that will come | to grief within a month. ' VANDERBILT. E-F.tLW. Hastinos, Tee. 21,JL876. Notfee. �ono Senator and one by at least signed RepresnnUtiro before it can be received. Objections These arc to be considered by the two houses separately, and no electoral vote framanyBtaitfrom which but one vote lUmnes, Hwt., Jab. 25, 1877- has been receiver1, shall be rejected, except in tho Government. And THE PAPER FOR HOB! yet they are there. The same old Democratic yelp can • be Newi, Story, Sketch**, Poetry, hundred or more of those red-handed rebels in high places baerd, “Tilden War.” or Mood," Victory That there is a crisis upon us, that we are upon the When more than one return shall have boon by the from any State, Senate ing succeeded in “bull-doxing" several of of the the Southern States, have carried their all such returns tactics into the Senate and even the Presi. President retired verge of another Tho Democratic party hav­ seeing men. they shall have again met. or and pupen shall be opened by him in the dential manaicn- When Grant, Sherman, Sheridon and tbo boys in bluo were march­ before and all slated, “Honest money for all, and free achoole for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor aecterian interferance which wDl destroy the other.” DECIDEDLY CHEEKY. that Dr. Prindle, “Ict'us treat"—“lot us^compromise.” And now’ alter a terrible political struggle, and Rapids, has introduced a bill to detach tho of Barry county from the seventeenth Judicial Circuit, and attaching it twentieth. five Justices of the to the of the county battles, wo when again lowing of the hare succeeded in electing R. B. Hayes, First Circuit, Judge Strong of the Third the gallant soldier and Statesmen hero, Circuit, Judge Millcrof the Eight Circuit, to the highest office within the gift of the manner! Judge and Judge Clifford of the Ninth Circuit. Field people, this same old Democratic party as These four Judges are to select a fifth in 1861, proclaims "rule or ruin” “Tilden Judge of the Supremo or blood. Court, ia any way After th'y hare succeeded in arousing the “bull-dosers” and the everagc when selected arc to constitute a commis­ Democrat to a white host—they cry out— sion for the decision of all double returns “let us compromise?* from Slates. are to take and sub­ They a true judgement a disgrace to tho that such revolutionary proceedings mare going agreeably to the on in the South, should be slowed to grow They are to from day to-day, without the General Gov­ attempting to punish them decide by a majority of votes whether any ernment and what votes they deserve. from such States are the legal votes provided for by the Constitu­ tion cf the United It is a shame and American people and to an oath to act impartially scribe States, and how many electon were duly appointedin'eaeh State, We cell that decidedly cool, in­ deed, a little more cheeky than is the wont by hard fought Supreme Comt, to be selected in the fol­ Constitution and the laws. of Grand rrom victory, to victory, cowards mission to be composed offive Senators, fire give We see ing on and Democratic traitors were shouting— Representatives And still our Platform. such returns and papers shall be submitted by him to a Com­ Then look at the m cowardly attitued of prominent Republicans in Washington, iu regard to counting the electoral vote. If we must have war ; if to refuse to stultify if and cheat ourselves, by treating with an petitions, depositions and other papers, \ and that is any, as shall by the Constitution and now enemy means war, let it come, I am ready. Republicans existing laws be competent and pertinent Hayes did receive 185 electoral rotes, of Barry elected, and re­ elected Judge Hoyt; and now Dr. Prindle Tilden 184. in such consideration. The decision of the Commission thus Now if Grant and the rep­ resentatives of tho Republican party in Waihington had the nerve and the loyal proposes to take from ua the Judge of our made tn writing to the two choice, and place one in the se­ be regarded as deciding which is the vote patriotic lection of whom we had no voice. Apaintt to be counted, unless the two houses shall reins, such as flowed ther-in, in 1861,and. over ua houses shall little echane ofpolitical corruption, separately concur in ordering it otherwise, wo enter the V1Q0K0V8 protest of the in which case such concurrent vote shall Republicans of the county of Barry. govern. While the two houses are in tAu joint session no debate Speaking of the Electoral Count bill, now pending at Waihington, the Jackson Citizen says: The bill is unnecessary, uncalled for, and unconstitutional, and by its enact­ ment there may be the possibility of a sur­ render on the part of those who Surly pre< vailed ia thb late election shall be allowed, the I pray God that the present plan pro­ preserve order. aid that Republicans, including President Arrangements are made for seating tbo Grant, may rc-awcrt thrir manhood, their President of the Senate, the Senate and its loyalty and their patriotism by refusing to officers in tbo hall of the House of Repre­ treat' with traitors. such votes it ought States courts the right or title of shall be declared to be elected, or who shall claim to be President This is no time to trifle. The liberty country arc in mood to be trifled with, or sold out. no Let patriots and Statesmen be true, stand firm by the right, regarding the will of the peo­ ple, settle the Presidential question as it has been settled in former times, enforce law, push traitors to the wall, and our Republic will be saved. The Empire State has justified its name. It polled for President more than one mil­ lion votes. such a sacrifice of principle. THE JOINT COMMITTEE AGREE UPON A PLAN FOR COUNTING THE VOTE. A growing feeling named are to designate another judge for William Walter Phelps for United States Senator is report- tho odd man. WritGa for th* Burn. The THE PRESENT CRISIS. Democrats t give claim upon the no BY JOHX w. CVSTSB, the afternoon oa the second government were more at stake than at the the rejection of their overtures by South­ ern 1877, and the Pmaidaat of the Senate shall bo their pee- From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries r Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery All Kinds and AU races. Carpenter of Orion. Many mtn and wo­ men of known qualifications contribute to this department of the paper. The Household Department is unique Worrtcll, of New York, is a regular con­ tributor to this department. The fashions, and all that pertain to them, are regularly chronicled by a lady prominent in tbs highest literary and so­ cial circles in New York. All the noted American writers con­ tribute to Thb Fuss Pbiss, and it num­ bers among its contributors of pity sketch­ es, bright poems and readable short stories Produce It u Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at s/kitij, 4 W»ro/i'S. Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. REMOVAL! pre-eminently the Democrats. The of the best writen and most thrilling ro­ mances at the day. SUBSCRIPTION RATES TO THE DETROIT FREE PRESS: The paper is always sent postpaid. Triweekly’, . One Year. “ " GRAND RAPIDS, ’ It po pope op fpt oon- ,UT "P*mptpTLf ‘■ocpj-tD ,p TV ptvlrriTTtoupSTOHt, porting to be certificates of the electoral te political organization would fill its place. If anybody in the North wants to go to The Democratic party ia guilty of every his scythe into It wm the Democratic party that plunged the Nation into a terrible bloody war. It was the Democratic party that winked st­ and championed the hellish atrocities at Andersonville- It was the Democratic Nobody down nd “pitch in." wants any more tented field.—(Memphis AnGmdte (Dem.) pre rtlcable Address The Detroit Free Press C*., jan22w2 Detroit, Michigan. 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF -a YEARS THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CUBE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OB THE BODY OF A HORSE OK OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMALS.THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO'1« XA%IC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING ISt, Mfe.or »1.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LTTE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND U8CTULSBM xi45yJ CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT Tbe election of ex-Gor. Isham G. Harto the United States Senate by the Demo­ sad Uiwa There wm, it seems, a Tilden effort in Florida, also, to bny up one of tho Rcpub- TIE ENEMY SF SMUK I THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG A new story, by “ Fuxxr Hat,” the Southern novelist, whose book was last 610 60 530 . There is no legal power on earth that Weekly, 200 oo from their strongholds, and victory 1 70 can prevent the inauguration of Hayes Clnbs of leu . Clubs ot twenty, ” 160 and Wheeler. It will not be prevented by nmed by all patriotic citizens, that the Clubs of thirty, . . 150 “ An extra copy of the Weekly will be Democratic party as an active political or­ more than elected fairly, and the decision Rvon to the getter up of a dob of ten ganization would soon be a thing of the eeklies. will stand.—Cincinnati Gazette (Rep.)'*-'* bloodshed. xxi30w4. LINIMENT, HOW HE WAS TEMPTED! inauguration of Hayes will not be a signal for • .TS MAV AMD BEAST latbaOnWOH aim is to make it a newspaper suited to the wants of the best claoacs of American society, amusing, instructive and entertain­ ing to young and old. electoral vote of that inithe-rear in 1863,'now feel chagrined at in CSANDELIEBS & LAMPS the case in up Thons men who promised to open a fire, Wednesday in February. We were in therd the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. . South Carolina and admit that Tilden has The Joint Committee on Coanting the o’riock the reform of abuses, and for a scrupu­ lous reg-rd for tbo wiU of the people as constitutionally and legally expressed. It is of the highest importance that the senti­ ment of the Democracy of the country should have utterance through journals qualified to give it voice; and Tub Free Press, which is unquestionably accorded a foremost place among the leading Dem­ ocratic papers in the land, can be depend­ ed upon to work unceasingly for the Right. The Michigan Stale Nsws and the very accurate and trustworthy Commercial De­ partments, hitherto so popular, will be maintained and if possible improved. A distinguishing feature of Thb Free Press is its correspondence. These letters abound in anecdote and information, and perhaps the best test of their popularity is tho avidity with which they are perused by readers everywhere. The Agricultural Department of Tint Free Press is suggestive, instructive and fully up to the times. Prof. C. W. Gar­ field, of the Michigan Agricultural Col­ lego, contributes every week to this de­ partment, and valuable papers have l>eeo .aml.WtelW W.nd Conk, of the Michigan Agricultural College, and C. K. exceptionable. Political Notea. be observed that the feature of majority of the Senators, has been dropped, ition. Thb Free Pbem will.candidly and fearlessly discuss all questions which may arise. Planted firmly on the platform of broad and liberal Democracy which it be­ lieves are th|l basis of free government, and will giyq'a cordial support to the party maintaining them. It will in all cases address its appeals to the judgment and reason of men, believing that the cause which it espouses rests in truth and justice and that the triumph of that cause and the ascendency of the Democratic party are for the best interests of the country. It will labor unceasingly for local self-gov- pray that the forked lightning of God’s or Vice President, if any such right exists. It wiU THE DETROIT FREE PRESS is regarded wherever known as distinctively tho best tvpc of the American home news­ paper. Its feme is abroad in the land, Its articles are quoted by all periodicals, and the paper is a fresh surprise and delight in thousands of refined and cultivated homer. Though already behoved to bo in most re­ spects one of the very bestjounals issued, the publishera arc constantly making improvmen to and endeavoring to make The Free Pares still more worthy of public in the winter, go to wrath, may*atrike them eternally dead. loving people of this not to become a law. who ocratic party, and designing politicians— bands of traitors, I do most devoutedly The bill contains a proviso that nothing the person themselves and their country to the Dem­ thus to deliver the Government into tho be We re- Th* Electoral Count Commission Bill is all the loyal people have autiered, ana aai regard to ately, to direct a recess of such house, not United . Should they prove recreant now, after or otherwise have arisen in shall this act, in which case it shall under shall be held to impair any existing right Of now existing under the Constitution and thia biH, the Grund Rapids Eaple ia deri. laws to question by proceeding in the P**1- lutionary devices would be right speedily settled. for counting the doctoral vote may fail, beyond tbo next day, Sunday excepted. Boston Poet, attest it vigorously. and other Democratic intimidating, and revo­ posed by the Senate and House committee competent for either house, acting separ­ of influence, including the Work? and the their shall be put by the pre­ counting any Chicago Tribune, ia unitedly in opposition through of “bull-dozing” officer, except'to ether house to siding electoral vote, and it is very evident question The voice of all the leading Repub- blood coursing question withdraw, and he shall have the power to and no question sentatives. The joint meeting thus hold we do hope,’the hill will not become a law. shall not be dissolved until the electoral The President of the Senate should settle vote is counted and the result dedared, all the question* involved in the count of and no recess shall bo taken unless a that 64, tho EVERYBODY LIKES IT. 8100.00 in Greenbacks FERRAND WILLIAMS * CO MICHIGAN FARMER. Litd. did Igktiag Do, �Qa*. iS, /tV rhBSeffli->^lyfc8|ftbl»CT|ta»Br---- rnaALMFMWlWTlBTV. If you are Indebted to the Dame* office on pl"“ “ll"J Of tho proposed btH now pending at W-l.tagualcoUtag » new p™«=° f.r Wttlt date* or ar ri>c, -1— if trwc — Mala without further delay, . n . • . ~ . .. . * _ counting the Eheloml Votea,’ the Lansing Jlrpublican s.vys GUIDE CITY LOCAL R- R- TIME-CARD on Friday and attend Justice Riker * court— Let the seal of public disapprobation bo put •' The Bo.callcd ‘ tympromiss ' bill in regard to the electoral vole meets with very little favor from the Republican members of the Michigan Legislature or iuflitanlqd Rcpt^>;.can» in thix rugion.'’ C. M. RUNYAN’S I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hustings and vicinity, that I have a new and • And Uh* Republicans of the Indiana Day Exproutt —_________ IM...1U Atlantic Exprote SstardaramlSsndayslfcOO r. M. Legislature unanimously support Senator Morton’s opposition the ••ompromiss to proposition. Mall Train al Trilntnr alludes to the proposed The W»y Frvixb'. - February 141\ ns the ESB Washington at Democratic Convention Boll-doxfra’ Re­ 7 ’aF?n*dlraeilniM Tea, 4 lbs. for §1 00 ; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc. etc., which will be sold at union.’’ POST OFFICE TIME CARD One of the lotrolrailroad deciaiona U by. the peyint firat-claaa flare ia entitled to a seat in Commercial. MASON-ROBERTS.Ma.on ofKalsmaux oftktseity. HYDE-BRITTON-In Baltimore. January Hrt. 1X77, by D. Macomber, Justice of the Peace. Mr. Davkl IL. Hjdo ami Ellen SI. Britton ofBal- company owning them. HASTINGS MARKF.. Remember the place, at J. <9! RU’JV'YJIJY’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. WHEAT, (rodlperbu.hr! CORN, per bu.h.l A passenger over the Michigan Central Railroad lost Us trunk. The Authorities of J.M.NEVINB.F.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Prekatr.....——----- A C Prindle Uteter-SUriF.. Shprig.. i Tinkler asked him to make out his bill. He did so, valuing the contents at 8760. The next day, as it happened, the trunk was recovered al Buffalo, and an examination revealed about |10 worth of dirty clothes. Mr. Charles 11. Tyler vf Hope, and Sevan A. Newman <.f Baltimore. 6THPURNS-CHAS1J.-AI the roeidenes of Mr. John 8lephen>. tn Aveyria. Dec. 21 »t- 1X76. by Bov Wm. Ritey. Mr. Lewis B. Stephem. of Asfffc£SKVift{S?,‘- PORK. Local Blijijtej? police? Tho “Iron Trail. our vicious youth. drunk. All About the County. uddioq. lion to the Card of Da. J. B.LxSrak which The Doctor will be at the Hastings House on the 26th lust. and invites the afflicted to give Burioeis ia improving. It baa auowad for thirty consecutive days; Remember the Masonic festival at Colon Hall cm Friday evening. • Wxxklt RxrraLtckx Banxn. Lent begins on tho 14th of February, and Easter cornea on ApgJ! 1st this year. There will bo an interesting^) trial before Justice Riker, on Friday of this week. tiou and never undertakes a ease that M is not certain of curing. The Doctor has recently returned from San Francison. Vtolifornis, and intends remaining in ihis State, and will make each month giving the eilixens of Hastings experience and wondarfal skill. tn Sixuxas, will appear at Union Hall on third of al! the Lager Beer manufkctured. The singing of this troupe is really wonder­ fol and a more delighted audience than that which greeted them in this city it would be difficult to And. They uro to sing in several Michigan towns, and we shall do our kind of legal tender. wonts given by this H. McGowan, was 2.666. The Grand Rapids college is tho beet Commercial Educational ItmUtnte in the whole Wide West. finer winter weather, with better sleighing than we have had this winter. appointed Superintendent of tracks and bridg­ es on the Michigan Central! Railroad. celebrated troupe. of tbo audienc^ increased. AU unwilling that the entertainment were, therefore, kindly rendered by the troupe. Anpicy e ketch descriptive of a. trip over the Atehison Topeka end SuntaFo Railroad and of the benutiM, scenery *nd pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," thp musical and dramatic critic of tho zVctc York World,jnnt free on p*Can thia be plicaticD,together with the SanJttanGuvlt, maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona nnd the San Juan Mines. Tho finest lino of Pullman, Sleeper* on tho continent between the M is­ souri Rivar and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Andemon, GWi. /’jss. Agt. Topeka, Kan. Jan. 4 ’70 tf SALT, eo»r»e, per bbl.W2 00 HAY. par ton------------------------------- h ooaiooo DRIED PEACHES, pewed. per lb. MAPLE SUGAR. HIDE8.dry, perlb SHEEP PELTS-----CALFwithout SKINS,afrets, lb. read chill p.r creeping to HONEY. CRANBEBRIE8. per bushel Also CONFECTIONS DETROIT MARKET. ueu to picking IN • ENDLESS VARIETIES. WHERE ? Train has brought mo a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoes, and Gailers for the summer and fall trade, which I will sell way down loir for Cash. I also sell the Celebrated Singer Sewing Machine different Kinds of Sewing " ’' dice and Machine Oil, 1 Cistern Pumps. J. Maus Opposite tho Post Office xx4llf Hasting*, Mich. xxi68tf JAS. P. ROBERTS AN ORDINANCE Relative to the Pay­ ment of an Annual Salary to To Creditor# possession of the ramo and will nettle all demands against hipt. . Israel 8. Boice. James Ryan, Assignoca. January 'Silt, 187’ ' MM den on UM »ity Treasurer fjr UM each member. ovsr sad above seek sod forfeitures. Done at the Connett n Hartlass. this Hth day Barley—No. 3 Buller—Freeh Dried ApplmAn Ordinanca relative to Saloons. —Picked. UNDERTAKING Assignees. • of experience, NEW YORK MARKET foil—The bride and her attendant Mils Carrie Goodyear were ellogantly attired—the groom and Ma attendant manly in their bearing, and All pyaiciatw of the “ regular school " and who'are graduates of of some accrediU ed-^oBoge. Ara urgently requested to Tuesday the 23d, inst.; nt 1 o'clock P. M., for.the purpose of forming a county Med­ ical bociety. W. E. Upjohn, A. P. Drake C. Rubsell, l3 and others. List o( Patents. Michael Grace is. happy,- and why iltonld he not be. His new place of bus nea is n favorite rerert for the public, and as a matter of course he is reaping a rich harvest. Remember the place, first door east of Em. Busby's Barber shop, north side of Stote street. xxi66tfi>4. igan for the week en ling Jan. 28, 187^ and each dated Jan. 9th, 1877. Furnished this Briak far sale at; my yard. Section 23d, paper by Co* 4 Cox. Solicitors of Patents in Rutland. Henry L. Newton. Washington, D. C. Dec. 5th, 1876. xxi64tf 0. Osborn, Grain Drills, Parkville. A. Philbrick, Vehicle Wheels, Cold Water. R. Robbins, Cora Harvester, Adrian. Our Marshall ia making it decidedly warm PRORATE ORDER. the members of tho Fire Department. John Stanley lias thw day assigned to us, fur the benefit of his .creditors, all hia property real and personal, (except such Lb.r? law, exempt) and wc have taken January Sth, 1877. xxt74tf Charles Collins, Chief Engineer of tbo Lake n the- market. »«. or or .uo.r .oca Mown rplriteas or iatoxlaatiaa Ueaor. Gold-.. —Ctrhlul- Ite’cSw.-iobbiM" i'old other daya Hoc. 2»t>. Any peraoa TioHtlna vl»lon« of thia onh nance (hall be bummas. Hearse and . team faraialted whoa ns- 8SC. 8*n. AB ordlnsnem oonfltetias with the prnrisioas of this ordinance bo and the came are LI VERPOOL MARKETS. Ltvnaroeu Jsa. 3Q.U77, Attesfc L.D.Q'tecxmcsa. Recorder. Janylstf The Electric Balm will be used only when desired. • • - . r_. . * STEBBINS BROS. Huthp, Jal, «8lh, 18T6. SALE ON EXECUTION. Madison Dispensary, ixiar STAVES. STAVES. A fall supply at J. P. Roberts’. Ypsilanti. lypert 0 W IMUS! Our Centennia^ last evuning at the Presbyterian church of Anna D. Roberta the accomplished daughter All Demands Due John Stanley of Mr. and Mrs James P. Roberts of this eity. and remaining unpaid, will be placed in the hands of an attorney lor collection, in thirty days from this date. ’ 11RA.EL S. Boice, ... —a *J.mrs Ryan, quarters at Nites. This will give s*> to thirty men. '"' ’ / ' -, The Tennaosee legialature on it 78d ballot, last Thursday elected James E. Dailey as U. 8. IWi • IK I CHICKENS, p«rlb CHEESE, ntrlb.— WOOL, per lb-------- able article on our Editoral page, from the pen ntion The Grand CsnuU Hotel. Now York, the ■W • 74 •' 13 HAMS, par lb SHOULDERS.per lb LARD, pet 1b. C M, BTOYAW ve Got ’Em! DRUGS 8c ONIONS, per buili FKNN—HATHAWAY.—AHbo rosidenes of the W HouxhtaHn TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. xxiGOtf BUTTER, per Ik.. BGU?. perdateaPOTATOES, per b __________ SpeciarNotices Adverfbtd L«tiers. Highest Market Price in Cash, ra tbx sniudto Tbosian 18Frank Bader, Richard Bales. William Cart- MARRIAGE GUIDE. 0® SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. �riie in the form of aoX touting j smaller ones just large enough to I Food fee vines in petition. Two vines may ba laid down tapfesr when 1cm, fea was lapping, thus Baring time, as the stekes 1 will secure both vinca where they lap. Just before the ground freezes, a few inches of earth should be thrown upon the vinca, and so left till spring- In the latitude of New Jesssy, Southern Ohio and IlMnoia it is not customary to protect grape vines in £dfet.tiret todis rftite *owkeejrerf refuse the winter; but the hardy Conuord is to trust you any more ; and generally that, sometimes killed in that latitude. But where little or no snow falls, and where vour credit ia at a very low ebb. " I have the winteta are often mild and rate/, H h --- «_ to J vinca J*, wy pt manage ; unsafe " *» it kindly, If I machiadL—------------------- ? -------------- .------will destroy the buds. It is Rowell & Go's. Col. Railroads. Railroads. NEW ADVERTISMENTS J SaH*® CHICAGO S IB^LAK F” $25000 : IICHIGAN7 WW’STOTIL Dm nr "If Lin, 'samsas. Gr*n4 Ck****’ bins give yon a little good advice, and show you better if protected at all, to corer Kghtly with p -or hay or straw. iu.what.ewne <4 jau greater faults ooo- In the first place you do not attend fet. to your butinem thoroughly. Yow He tn bed too late in the morning. Good farmers are the first up, then they see that their hjrad man get up, and do their part of the , “choree” in good season. I hare noticed ' also that you will stand by the road and talk with by the side anybody who comes along hour, if they would wait to hear your ■jjryrtu,” while your crops are auffer- Turnips, beets, carrots and potatoes may be kept aafdy through fee winter by making beans upon the surface of the grouad ia a dry place, and covering wife earth about 18 inches deep. When the quanity to be buried ia large, the heaps may be about eight feet wide at tho bottom and as long as you please. After the hasp i is made, lake rye straw, aud lay it six inchee lhick on both aidre, so as to died rain, cover lightly with earth, leaving a small space at fee top uncovered, to let any heat that may be in the pile to pass Tb. Im, i. u, be Wl iqg for fee want oLbring cultivated. Then -■ Wr.yy.mr to wpfe by tha«|ives, white yon-ga to ‘*1 do j art before fee ground freeats, then •fee villsgc *to hear for newa? Yeu arek nover 18 inches deep alljover, and the roots generally ton days too late in getting in। will come out sound in the spring. SIC TRAINS OOUU1 aOSTH. T B IOTLyVbITATbI I KiaatUe manner. Immediate relief: ij.etdd J * - • -..M. A mJ your crops, and you don't half attend to No protection should be applied to strawberry plants till about December 1st, or when tlx winter commences to set in, into your com; bsnmnc you had neglected then cover the plants with hay, straw, or to repair your half of the fence. You say barnyard litter—not over two inches deep ■‘th^ times are hard.” But you have as they jnay be'smothered. a Word of caution. made them hard, so far as your case is toem when up and all are badly neglectei Not •■1WS. long ago yonr neighbor's cattle got $500AKSSii “JACKSON’S BEST” It frequently happehs that men go by fee shiftless manner in whiahyou manage your farm. Your bare around among the farmers to establish agencies for the sale of something pertain­ irai awarlvd la® hisbe--. prise al Oretnnial Hi co­ yard is on a aide hill, and ooc half the S. 1S7IL If ruu want &« tobaaro ing to agriculture, or they offer to leave coon manure you make is washed down in - fee some implement on trial; but then they ask you to sign “a little paper, just to show where tho article is.* Or if you re­ ceive a consignment of something to sell as • Cft d tn rift A MOXTTi rreelved by our sraUageut, you may be asked to ’• sign this X '** ikLICTIXO COWS. little note,” to show what has been done. OHtPlI INSTITCTiC, Jurnllli, Wte.___ “It is understood of course, feat- all First, says an experienced dairyman, I get a broadside view of fee animal st a 'not sold arc to be taken back,” says the distance of about two rods, as I have no­ traveling agent; but iljou sign such a IN GOLD see feat it is only a rtceipt for the ASD onixa VAWABUO P1UCXIVMM. ticed for years that there was a great rimi. paper, I larity in fee general proportion’of all first- ।articles received, adding: “It is screed and das. milken, being very small in girth 'understood feat all not jold by me arc to taken back, payinE only for what I sell." ASAsdfbrtS raanjue a Watloml character sad jut ba^ ef their forward logs as com- ba ■ jwjji-.fix’ pared wife fee girfe just forward of their 'These sharpers sometimes get farmers to , nips. I hare never known a first-rate milk- ।sign papers, without reading them care­ and they turn out to be valid prom­ xtr, of any breed, not thus proportioned; so fully, । Dotes, that are sold in fee vicinity, that ii this form is wanting in an animal I issory i have recommended to me, I do not care iaud feat is the last you will hear from tbo agent in that part of the oouulto look al .her moire, unless I want a bread- traveling ' concerned, X IS sA.,K‘ss!,etaB.'o"fiktf RWEET NAVY CHEWINC TOBACCO ■SrS^I!,l'aBaaii! IRANI) TRUKK RAILWAY. X MAY L_lSie. Depot foot of Third Mtmb. Detroit. Train tkwo time. Bod UOTB<Upou»Bfollow« M»- — rqri uuroa i&. and TuronU. train! arrive at 1M« a. w WXXWBI0HT. $20,000 00 QRF.AT WESTERS RAILWAY. SUU* UUMU IIYKION. The Bell.H. Sheri Lise KAJTTANDjWBST. MASI lAFIIt AS* HTROIT: TIME TABLE. ey for same other purpose than the dairy. Earbreding uxan 1 should want a cow forward. T next fed &e size of the “milk veins,” and trace them to their entrance , to the chest, which, in superior cows, are large, admiring the ball of the largest ffisgW; If4nidcd or sulfided. an sometimes the case, I judge of the size of each otiSae, as lean km fer tile rise of the rrin itself, than fen orifice. Next, I exszmDe. by night and touch, the udder or bag, which must be oaparions, in order -tohold much .milk, with teats wide apart an * free from large seed warts or sons of If you have a barrel kettla, take thirty gallons of sweet cider—that just from the press is to be preferred; boil it down to one-third of tbo quantity; then add alto­ gether about two bushels of pared, quar­ tered and cored sweet apples, about onethird at a time, judging as to the quantity of apples ; then stir the whole mass con­ stantly with a long-handled wooden stirrer, reaching down to tho bottem; this stirrer must be from four to five inches broad at fee bottom, rounded a little to fit tho bot­ tom of tho kettle, end half a dozen or more any kind; I then inquire how long ahc half-inch holes bored through it- The ews dry before calving, m I don’t want a mass must be kept boiling and stirred until family 00W to give milk leM than 46 weeks the whole is reduced to say one-half the •nt cf every 52; ateo as to fee quality of the nfi; and to dose, I milk her with my own hands. . Twenty years ago grape-growers thought that they must hand-treovb land for grapes IS inches deep; but feat folly has disap-. peard, except perhaps among anma Gar-’ mana who soil ding to tlie ways of grape­ growing in Germany, where trenching, may be done very cheaply. All wc require in xhis nountry to grow grapes iu perfec­ tion is a toil that will produce a good crop of corn, manure it wdl with stable manure, and, if you please, some ashes, or any of fee commercial fertilisers that contain conddesabie potash, or finely ground bone 4mf. Flow the land from 12 to 15 fecbei dtop with a double team, then spread the stable manure, and plow it in about six inches deep. Thea sow the other fertiliz­ ers, if used, and harrow them in. The® net the vines in rows eight fact apart and; fee vines eight feet in the rows. ' Kda for pmaing h to. leave fee beat and largmt canes of the year’s growth for fruit next year, or for the shoots that produce the next crop. Generally about one third of fee entire wood of the vinca should be cut out, giving them a better shape by re­ moving fee small canes here and there, and the wood where there is too much of iu Borne rima will require, perhaps, but Furniture, Milk Safes. Furniture, Coffins, Etc. ■I DM. STEBBINS BRO’S. and be happy again. Keep It. Where you wul find all kind* of mniTURE i A Gret Redactioa ii Fries! Of every Description which we Now Advertisements. can sell cheaper than any house in Barry county, for these reasons; 1st. Because wo have no rent to pay. 2d. Because wc make the most of. our goods otnaelvea. 3d. Because we keep the best of work­ men. . 4th. Because'wc warrant all goodl wo Wo sell none of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods ire make arc made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for lhey all bear inspection. No trouble at all Io show our goods. * Parties having pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of us as we can do, it better and chcoper than any house in Barry couoty.” Wc keep the larged and best selected rtbek of Picture Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paperhddert, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and everything in the Furniture Line. Wc invito aU perea na to nail and look, nt our PKOPUC OF JAHBY COUNTY SALISBURY & BROSSEAU FURNITURE M Look here ! Loot here DBTROWtj£A3rHHJI»IP «-*“ A. Goodyear’s Hard­ we guarantee Satisfaction. 3TEBBIM Mrs Detroit Advertisements. GILLET A HALL, XXET^EtOIT- D. D. MALLORI & CO I5.76tfj xftftatSSK Beerless Milk Safer: street, qipwritc fl ware Store. udKM va viM-m ckn u cmr .be anmd every aesaou if not protected. The Htel W to Utott fee vines is to lay Q.B.TMER2S GBKTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ ing cf all kinds af tdd furniture neatly don. MF “-We Mean Bumnere". "’feu Furniture Rooms south aide of gtate In fee htiteedef fee cewtral portion of Ite Gram smtterWDM Upiobter? Gaols Brackets Frau fc ‘ Hearse formfeed free! to v any person purchasing a. Coffin worth 810. We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for wc make the moat of our Coffins and Furniture. Railroad 'ST*T»O5“ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-01-29.pdf 684d2453dd1fc9a68ec1d134816a372f PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 79. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1877. GEO. M. DEWEY- ebnoR and publisher. retain some natural affection 'for those who loved and cared for me when I waa yet a hcploas child ? If yon think itfis, Nannie, I have besn sorely mistaken in your char­ acter I” “Very well,’’ said Nannie, feeling her cheeks burn and her lip quiver, “I am, then, to understand that your election is made!" “It certainly ia." “And you prefer Mr. and Mrs. Vivian THE HEART THAT’S7TRUE. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO.’S Till m. net st spprkllns rvmi. Sot te reypl dladeat; Ton may boast yoer diamond ram. Rabi.1. bright. and cams w tain But thcra’« a pwrlM* tarn on earth. Announcement! Dry Goods and Great Bargains in Dry Goods. Fancy Goods at BOTTOM PRICES. Ready Made Clothing Speciality. A fine Tailoring. Tailoring Department connected with Store. Fai: tfal in iU UtMt lick— RATES OF ADVERTISING. Loti ant fritndahlp, <o41ik« pair. Find their threat of alary there. Proudly aeoniina bribe nd thriat. Boots and Shoes* A Largo Stock of Boots and Shoes, nil kind: Cheap. t Groceries. Groceries of all ^inds as LOW as they can be bought any where. Salt. I Fin: In Joy «b«a alarm are fr.«d ; r Tbelr heart. wm tree—end what ooeM quill The mlsbtof Washington or Toll T Ob. there U oae mortal abrina. Lighted op vilh raya dlrlnel Soak it. >1 aid the bomaro duo; A full lino of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand. Come and see ns- * Bending Her Will. For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall bo for your advantage to buy of us. J. s. Goodyear & Co. Hastings. Mrcir. Jun. 17, 1877. v janl8tf. Doctor Aikln's Double Column, F. S. BOWEN. County Sarveyer. Depnty Sheriff ond Otneral SMITH fc. KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW k SOLICIT­ ORS TN CHANCERY. Preelieohi nil the eonrtt ?z•tw fe. DR T. J. WILDER, PUBLIC, Jaatiee of the! it. luaraoee and Lwd i A I KIN Ii pra-minmtly ruece-aful in enrinc eaaat in hit a mamlM,. r.nd haa man, Urine aritaaatet arbotnrelffe and health to Um. niter bavins rim up nil bop, ot robot. Hie rnamdlw ora ilnot In-' fnlhibl. with marvrloc* ettcary rallrrin* rymptomi and rotnovtnp th. eoo.ro of diaeaar. rr-tonni !CE OF THE PEACE. Genera! CoBoeUon I urn rat io Arnot, listen Block. Blate SgtoL lrra<m»nt Ibac mr fMlh lu roa.ta ila H‘y«le‘*» " "MoalbavSMs, 'rar.. wl.o. aTlrr a rbort irwUMul A. P DRAKE. WM. fl. HAYFORD. irrtENXEe luObanctry, DR. C. BUSSELL, ruwix xuek.au ■XYXICIAXA SOEMOE.-Ottoo or LDCI US RUSSELL, AW TER. Circuit Coart Comanimioner. She bad never known the peaceful in­ fluences of a home, for she lived with Mrs. Sykes Ponsonby, an aunt who floated on the very top ware of fashion, and spent her nights tn society and her days in bed. And the first real heart experience that had ever happened to her was Donald Au­ brey’s love. “It is ouch an elegant bouse,*' said Nan­ nie. "Finished in real wood, you know, and famished so beautifully. Turkey carpets and farniture of Ebony and gold, and the tiniest gem of | conservatory filled with roses and camelias, and the sweetest carnations, and my boudoir all in' pink and silver.’’ . “Of course it's all very fine," said Hero Field, “but voull never enioy it with those horrid, tnisenief-making old antediluvians sniffing and prowling around. Why not opcnfinfasyluui fo odigent poor at ODoe?” “But they are Donald’s grand-parents," pleaded Nannie. “Well, what then ? Let him provide for them, as other people do. His wife* has ■ the first right (and the only right in his ' house, and so I'd tell him if I were you. I A mother-in-law would be bad enough, but thia is ten times worse." I don't think be ought to expect it of me," said Nannie. “Of course he oughtn't," said Hero. So when Mr. Aubrey came to make his usual evening call that night and Aunt Ponsonbv had discreetly made some ex­ cuse for leaving the drawing* room. Nannie ' broached the subject at once. “Donald." said she, “I’ve been tKink- | israa*;cas«5snM with aramlnctr l'*nrairi«aiaaaBB, I.H auoras.rol B>o4a ofImlBTlL “Well, deerest." "And I've come to the conclusion"— rather abruptly—"that you ought not to ask me to make a home for old Mr. and Mrs. Vivian." “Ia it not right and-snatural, Nannie, that their home should be with met' he asked, his face clouding over a Utile. “I dare say it will be very nice for them," add Nannie, with a toss of her golden bead; “but how about me T " “Do you object to It F’ “Very decidedly indeed," answered the preUy yuung bride-elect; fondly imagining that ahe had but to lift her skuder finger to win any boon that ahe asked of Donald a dlaeaare nr old ■rnpuua.a. Oltet.BypbtlB. Aubrey. Uy eoraO. Ko mercury Private.toom. "I am very sorry," said the young man, kite may Inn-c-u vleUrna .uS-tOa unihnlcUn. tn r-t'rtl (Ib.y mould BMb.it> calmly. “As I bare decided to aak them to remain permanently srith me, I cannot, ■l nod immoral id vU». (rranlllmr tn and *>»- of coarse, permit my wife-— " MMln. wbM. coastal and remarks Uaay ten Nannie crimsoned angrily. “But I am not year wife yet,’ Mr. A«brey. And I srill not be your wife if-------" “Nannie! For Heaven's sake, flop! Think what yon are saving I" "I mean it I" odd ffenuie, body. "X notebooeo to many into a Dost of rdatioes She laughed a haughty, constrained quite in eareest," Mid ahe, “If you rtally care for me, you will gire up this unreasonable caprice of youra*’ "Is it uareesooable to hosoi one's aged world, Nannie." ' ‘*1 have the honor to wish you a very good evening, than," said she regally. And Nannie swept out of the room in a manner which she ment should be overwiudoung. ‘-Good 1” cried Hero Field, the next day when Nannie related to her the occur­ rences of the evening. “He'll be on his knees to you before three days are passed, and you'll have your own way for-good and all, after thia.’r But the days passed, and three more on top of that, and never a penitent lover made his appearance to sue for Nannie Eastlake's pardon. And she began, moat reluctantly to realixa that Donald Aubrey had been in earnest; and that her own mad folly, had estranged from her one of the truest and manliest hearts in all the world, Nannie had been brought up foolishly and frivolously enough, bat there was a vein of genuine gold in her satnrs, far all that, and she bitterly felt ber own mis­ take. “Oh, Hero, what ahall I dot* she pleaded, with wistful tears in her eyes. ‘“Let him go," said Mias Field, who, io tell the truth, had been a little envious that Nannie Eastlake had become engaged before herself. “There's as good fish in the sea as ever came cut of it?1 I “Perhaps so," said Nannie. "But there' ia only one Donald Aubrey in all the world to me.” And she took counsel with herself and decided what she abould do. Donald Aubrey waa sitting alone by himself in the preUy blue and gold draw­ ing-room that be had furnished expressly with regard to Nannie Eastlake's taste. Mr. and Mrs. ViviM, early risers and early retirers, had gone to bed, although it waa hardly yet dusk, when the Utue parlor maid announced: “Please, air, a lady to see you." And Donald found himself looking in Nannie Eastlake’s deep blue eyre. “Nannie I", he ejaculated. “Yes, Donald, it is L Oh, Donald, I have been so wrong,so foolish! Andi have coms to aak your pardon." “My little Nannie, hush I Not a word more !n ' “But I must speak, Donald ! I must tell you how earnestly I have repented my temper and folly. If you will take me back to you heart, Donald, I will try and and be a good wife to you, and a -dutiful dauchtcr to your grandparents.'' / So little Nannie hauled down th^ flag of rebellion, and remained true to her better nature, much to Miaa Hero Field's scorn and contumely. "You have made yourself," said that vol _ w "Donald thinks I am right," pwuintii Nannie, "and Donald's good opinion ia of more consequence to me than of all the world benidea." WHOLE NO. 2024. be happy ia the unwonted oonineoMOt of . «W. They loopd b, th. enuiqr.. And so yon will have a home without any relstiQKs-n-’tw after aD." • •“Otf Donald do DOI repoat my sQy words T she whisforad. ’ But there was only love and tendorowa in his eyes. “Little one," said he, “your heart wre right, ell along.” 3 “It was, if love could beanida," she •Mwutaftljr. ... The present superintendent of the D., L. k L. M. R. R., Mr. J. B. Milikin fo to bo retained by the new company.' The Empire State has justified its name. I It polled for President more than om mBlien votes. The annual report of the Stale Ed I School, Frank JfHowe, Superintend has made its appearance. '• Ex-State Senator Charics E. Mid af Lenawee county, is reported as gre improving in mental vigor, and it is improbable that he will soon be rmti to his home, friends and society. The Blade is the wait ,pf years of though Jul and earnest effort to build, up a Firat^lam weekly paper of National Char­ acter adapted to the wants of the people of the whole omntty, North, South, Eert rad West. It oAn a greater number of Bpeteal Faatarae of interact sod vata »» the general reader, than any other paper Published. Among three are the evVpapular Humorous Letters of the which are witten cxelnsiraly and published reeulariy ir The Blade is one oTtbo lag the world, and a portion of ks ample space is owymek denoted to the GnisMtfofr- l "Oh, if you're as far gnus as that, I 1 have nothing more to say, jeered Hero. The wedding-day came, and the wed­ ding tour pained away, amid ths thunders of N iagara and the preen glitter of the Thousand Islands , and the gray walls of Quebec, and when Nannie Aubrey came home to the house Donald had furnished for her, she wore a face as bright as a rose in June. Grandpapa and grandmother Vivian were waiting on the threshold to greet ber. Nannie kissed and hugged them both noct heartily. "It is so nice to hare you here to wel­ come us," she said. And you’er rare your rooms have been quite comfortable^ And grandpapa has had his dinners just tu be liked them ? But I mean to see to that myself now. For you don't know what a famous little houskeeper I am go­ ing to make." But when the cosy tea-dinner was over tbo old people got up. -Where are you goingI" cried Namue. seme rate for a she “Homa." said grasdmama Vivian. *!■ ■” rU1JL7S and over, filiffS cent �. IS. 18^7. U.mxu, Mio, revolution in public sentiment s the movement in twenty-five years. | Advices from Harper’^ Ferry represent the tec as fast breaking up and the river | rapidly Tiair^m ■’otMequeuco of the heavy । rains of the put three days and from the | mw. u I Georgetown are preparing to move their goods from the wharves in anticipation of a freshet, such a> hu wrought such de­ struction in the West Logan. Gmvsrtiou that rrwmrinated him, held Speech of Hott. H. W. Blair of New Hampshire before the Third o« the 10th inst. It will pay to carefully Congressional Convention, Jan. 10,1877. rf om ot the Ml tUeatod ud importance of an unbroken Republican delegation from New Hampshire in tha next Congress, and of his ability to honor the people of his district, much more than our Washington letter. The plan of. the joint oommitte for settling the Presidential contest it, prospect* of its adoption—State jroenero in the Hospital—The wo­ mens suffrage convention-Antiol- poieo ire* net. Wasjuxgtox, D. C., Jan. 19, ’77 Now that the tetnpcstuouj waters of the Atlantic ocean roll between Mr. Junes G. BcmoU and Mbs May’s big brother, thus averting fur a time the National calamity lie while they lingered within the range of ing a Prorident which wo muddled so bad on the 7th of November that extra aid is to be aoliritated from the Supreme Court. bring Jesanedly discussed by almost every one in the District of Columbia. It is House and Senate, although it will bo opposed. Randall, “Wood and Knott arc , ■ alleged to be very unfriendly.. The idea highest privilege, as well as duty, of Amer- too suggestive of turning the election of a or Gkntlkmxn the Convention :— I thank you with a full heart for this most cordial greeting, and for the renomi­ nation, which, as thp representatives of the Republ icans of the Third Congression­ al District you have so generously accord­ ed to me as your and their candidate for the Forty-Fifth Congress. When, two years ago, I was placed in the same position, the District was in the hands of the Democratic party. At the end of a campaign which u, and will be memorable fyr the activity and determina tion manifested by both parties, the Third District was redeemed. The House of Representatives to which I wu elected, has been opposed, political­ ly to the other branch of Congress, and to the administration Dow in power ; and there is little which a member of Congress of ordinary powers of mind, and small ex­ perience in affairs, particularly when act­ ing with the minority, can do in two years, that is important to the country or espe­ cially honorable to his constituents. Yet he can always vote. That duty I have endeavored to perform, having, I be­ lieve, been present on every division of the House, when my vote was of consequence to the country, or to the noble party, which had by such unusual effort, placed me there. ‘ For the past I thank you as warmly as when two years since I pledged my best and constant efforts to be worthy of the confidence and trust reposed in me by the Third Congressional District For ths present I thank you, and I now renew that pledge of tayotion. Z For the strenuous < tort which was then Aside from the hqpe of accomplishing some alight good to ‘the country, there is nothing of much valuj to me in this posi­ tion, but the kindly appreciation of my constituents. So far *s the honor and dis­ tinction conferred hy it are concerned, while by no mean* insensible to them, I can truly say, if I know my own heart, that they are not ^objects of the mast anxious pursuit, noi of supreme satisfac­ tion. But I have never felt more true Joy, than in noting from time to time, the evi­ dences of cordial good will, not to say of personal attachment, which have come to me uuFought, but not undesired, from evoy port of the district. Whatever may ing so grateful to my ireJings u this gen­ erous appreciation of thorn whose will it haa been and shall be, my chief study to sincerely briisvs Hayes was fldrly elected discern and first object to obey. M the 7th of November and that his It is not every constituency in this nation whose intelligence, virtue aod patriotism are all of so high an order, that the representative haa only to follow the quite as confident that Tilden and ths indications of the public will. Happily for me, I have little to do, but to tread in the jathway which the Republicans of the Granite State have made to the goal of national prosperity and renown ; a path- by anticipation in prawnin'on 4f good fat the victorious sacrifices of patriotism. and made luminous with the beacons of hope r_. .11 i—J. ji___ ._______ 1 voices an amount of heroism not possessed bytnc average office-hunting Democrat, excused by the necessities of tho crisis, for me to adjure you to.carry tho District. tutipnality ; but probably no plan could Although personally I'desire it, that is no sufficient reason, for the Third District ipport. Senator on the ground, that it accords to Congress the right »o.go behind the returns, a pow- perilous duty upon a more important occa­ sion. . The political character of tins national government is likely to be largely in­ fluenced, pernsps in pave respects coo- duty of patriotic conservatism, and that H R. 3t»v»n‘» Column. duly wo shall perform. Let it be so un­ derstood. There should be no room fur mwappre* henaion by any jieraon or party. Let there be no fatal mistake. We shall pro­ serve peace peaceably if possible, -but we shall conquer a peace if necessary. The talmneu of the Republican party is born of its conscious strength ; the justice of its cause, and the lofty patriotism of its pur­ poses. The party is not simply the sup­ port of. Hayes and Wheeler. It is the 1 Blood Pnriter. country’s only ehampion of order and law. Lot not those whoso capital hu been bluster in council, ferocity on the platform, tbs worn CMM of BereCata. fraud and cruelty toward the ignorant and defenceless, ami pusillanimity i n the pres- S ence of stern sacrifloce, which great cxigcn>♦nded by jAytidaas and apo cics of their own creation required of the American people,—let no such men mis­ take the loyal quiet of the Republican par­ ty for indifference or cowardice. Three months nf intrigue and stealth and secret practice in the haunts of treason wont cua of Caaktr. are nut necessary to prepare tlio Republi* can party—aye, tne loyal men of this whole nation without distinction of party —for the crusade of liberty if madmen and demagogues cboo« to precipitate blood. Forty millions of people would be armed Will eradicate Salt ilhoum front tha ayaUe. and phalanxed in a day, and in the end an indignant nolibn would vindicate the uses of the gallowr, and ornament its hideous Cana th* most lavSWraU cMoaof Erydpalaa. timbers witb^tbeM conspirators against the public peaftc. The Democratic party through the S ate committee tender to ua Bsmorso Pimple* and HuntM from tha face. in substance, Tilden or revolution. We tender to them n* wo propose to ourselves, submission to the constitution and the Cans ComtlpaUon and rwrvlates the bowtia. laws, or tho severest penalties uf their violation. When the crisis comes upon that issue, it must bo and it will b« stern­ la a rtiuabl* remedy for Hoadacb*. ly met. And it is a source of unfailing confidence and hope that God has placed at the head of our affairs a chief magis­ Will cun DyipeptiAtrate, firm, mgacious. resolute, incorrupti­ ble and patriotic, who has done as much for his country and mankind as any man Baatoras th* entire system to a healthy « 5n any land, who ever drew the sword or controlled the helm of the ship of State. Patriotic men of all parties,—and the Cute* Palu. In the Side. masses of all parties are patriotic.—must be cool becaute there is danger, Let us follow their counsels and we shall reach I;»morc« tho canso ot IMsatneaa. the solutions of peace. Methods known to the law are all sufficient Let ns hope that time and the presence of real danger will clog the tongues of these blatant con­ UtileVW Falutaw* at th* 8loameh. querors and molify the horrid front of this paper and platform war. But this is no case for compromise. Curse Palaa In the Baek. There is nothing to compromise. Either Huyas or Tilden is elected—and one of them should be inaugurated, and will be Effectually cur** Kldaay Complete-.. inaugurated, while the other must not be inaugurated because, as his opponent has. been, so he has not been, and cannot be, I* offwllve In lie ear* of Female Weal elected, rithif* by the people or by the House. I firmly believe that justic and the un­ I* tbe<T*at remedy for Gaamti DtiiUI impeached and unimpeachable forms of law now demonstrate the election of Mr. Hayes j and f see nothing but successful treason which is revolution, that can pre­ vent his triumphant succession to the Pres­ idency of the United Slates. What maybe hoped by the whole Political Notea. country from that event, may be inferred from ins dignified bearing ever since, as Aod now ‘‘Got" Nicholls of Louisiana well as before, his election, and from the elevated sentiments and broad patriotism which are exhibited in every act and ut­ The Louisiana Returning Board will terance of his public life. ' To elect a President, and then to com­ reaist the eontemp proceedings to the last promise away his inauguration under extremity. threats of revolution or of violence, or tor The funeral of the Republic has been plunder or from any cause whatever, is the indefinitely postponed^ owing to the obati* desfruetion of constitutional government nacy of the corpse. It is the establishment of a precedent Preaidont Grant, by his talk of Sunday, which will abolish elections,—because, in all future time fraud and violence before. slammed the ghost of Caesar back into its coupled with noise and threatening after, coffin and mt down on the grave. the decision of the ballot-box, will have The New Hampshire Democracy have only to follow that precedent in order to reverse the decrees of tho people at the nominated Daniel Marcy for Governor, and polls whenever it is more pleasant to Thomas Dinsmore for Railroad Commiathreaten rebellion than to acquiesce in the laws of the land. ’ Thcrc are in Milwaukee about 125 G^tlemen of the Convention : I shall at ohce return to my place. There I must manufacturing establishments, employing remain during tho campaign ; but I shall nearly 915,000,000 capital and about 8,­ partake with • you in all ite anxieties, its 000 workmen. hopes, and, I trust, also in its fruitions. It transpires that Tilden was the gener­ Under ordinary circumstances I might be here; but I have now a more important al who maneuvered the Oregon job. Sev­ duty to perform than to secure; my own enteen thousand dollars of his money it is re-elootion I. leave all that is pereonal said did the business. in your hands. I know that you will do Gilman Marston is the Republican nom­ SvorytUag which can be done to achieve a triumph in this District and in the inee for Congress from the First Dietriot, State at large,—a triumph most gratifying and Hon. James F. Briggs from the See* to us all, and in that larger view which ond District, New Hampshire. embraces the solemn and imperious de­ The Central Vermont Railway ia to be mands of national welfare, almost indis­ Other improv pensable to our loved and glorious laud. rehid with steel rails Fellow-eitisftns. remember that patriotiam, rnents are also contemplated thus ™*<kjustice, and liberty demand from ysu the verdict of New Hampshire. I mfmnnah <*7you to mako the campaign apgresaive. Mr. Tilden's Presidential eanvnaa will be sure to result in handing his name VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE you ijprwMPt asy heartfelt acknowledge- Carulioa town has been changed from Shoe Heel to Tilden. - Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, TOYS! TOYST! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to W e were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. CI1MWK & LAWS From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery AU Kinds and AU Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at SfflTfJ, wee REMOVAL! xxi30w4. TU HEMT OF MSEASEI THE FOE OF PAIN Te MAM AMD BXAST l>A.0nU0H ’ MUSTANG LINIMENT, mu HAT STB GRAND RAPIDS, /ago/ro^r o/f jyroeq- «r O^L tfoLw srw, o"r "r*mWT^r Lee^yn /g yjr f**irrw>r 22 MONROE ST. NOT DOOR TO S100.00 in Greenbacks taken the oath of allegiance to that govern- MICHIGAN NSW Your-No*,8.1E76. > pjfK»TO/l'S. Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. It is whispered that ex-Gov. Isham G. Hama, United States Senator elect from this Convention, of every citiscn of my District, and of the Granna State, and fur Produce, Etc. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU MAN BODY, OB THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25c., 50c., or 81.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY a VALUABLE HORSE xx45i) D‘"P ... CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT �duty of patriotic conservatism, and that duty wc shall perform. Let it be so un­ derstood. There should be no room for misappre­ hension by any person or party. Let there be no fatal mistake. We shall pre­ serve peace peaceably if possible, but we shall conquer i apeace if necessary. The Habtdtos, Mica., Jak talmuess of the Republican party is born of its conscious strength ; the justice of its cause, and the lofty patriotism of its pur­ e print in this of poses. The party is not simply the sup­ port of Hayes and Wheeler. It is the country’s only champion of order and law. Lot not those whose capital has been Speech of Hoe. H. W. Blair of New bluster in council, ferocity on the platform, Hampshire before the Third fraud and cruelty toward the ignorant and Oth intt. It will pay to carefully • Congressional Convention, defenceless, and pusillanimity in the pres­ Jan. 10,1877. ence of stern sacrifices, which great exigen­ cies of their own creation required of tho af one of the most talented and American people,—let no such men mis­ Gkntlkmkn ot the Convention take the loyal quiet of the Republican par­ I thank you with a full heart for this ty for indifference or cowardicemost cordial greeting, and for the renomi­ Three months of intrigue and stealth nation, which, as the representatives of and secret practice in the haunts of treason tho Republicans of the Third Congreasionare not necessary to prepare the Republi­ al District you have so generously accord­ importance of an unbroken Republican can party—aye, the loyal men of this ed to me as your and their candidate for wh olo Motion without distinction of party delegation from New Hampshire in tha the Forty-Fifth Congress. —for the crusade of liberty if madmen next Congress, and of his ability to honor When, two years ago, I was placed in and demagogue* choose to precipitate the people of his district, mueh more than blood. Forty millions ofpeople would be armed end of a campaign which u, and will be and phalanxed in a day, and in the end an memorable for the activity and determina indignant naiion would vindicate the uses our ashington letter tion manifested by both parties, the Third of the gallowr, and ornament its hideous District was redeemed. timbers with these conspirators against The House of Representatives to which Th* pian of the joist oommitt® for the public peace. Tho Democratic party I was elected, has been opposed, political­ witting th® Presidential contest ly to the other branch of Congress, and to through the State committee tender to us I the administration now in power ; and in substance, Tilden or revolution. We tender to them aa we propose to ourselves, tt,prosp®cti of its adoption—Stat® there is little which a member of Congress submission to the constitution and the -pmonert in the Hospital—The wo­ of ordinary powers of mind, and small ex­ laws, or the severest penalties of their perience in affairs, particularly when act. violation. When the crisis comes upo^ mans suffrag® eoowotion-Antioiing with the minority, can do in two years, poteo ir®OB®i. that is important to the country or espe­ that issue, it must be and it will b« stern­ ly met. And it is a source of unfailing cially honorable to his constituents. Washington, D. C., Jan. 19,77 Yet he can always rote. That duty I confidence and hope that God has placed at the Head of our affairs a chief magis­ have endeavored to perform, having, I be­ low that the tempestuous waters ofthe lieve, been present on every division of the trate, firm, sagacious, resolute, incorrupti­ ble and patriotic, who hu done u much antic ocean roll between Mr. James G. House, when my vote was of consequence for his country and mankind u any man to the country, or to the noble party, Bcoantt and Miss May's big brother, thus which had by such unusual effort, placed in any land, who ever drew the sword or controlled the helm of the ship of State. averting for a time the National calamity me there. Patriotic men of all putie^,—and the that distracted the intellect of the Repub­ For the put I thank you as warmly as masses of all parties are patriotic.—must when two years sinoe I pledged my best lic while they lingered within the range of be cool becavte there is danger. Let us each others deadly pistols, opportunity is and constant efforts to be worthy of the foltow their counsels and we shall reach confidence and trust reposed in mo by the the solutions of peace. Methods known Third Congressional District. ing a Pnmdent which wo muddled so bad For the present I thank you, and I now to the law are all sufficient. Let us hope that time and the presence of real danger on the 7th of November that extra aid is renew that pledge of deroti m. x For the strenuous effort which was then will clog the tongues of these blatant con­ to be sdicitatod from the Supreme Court. made in my behalf, and which I know will querors and molify the horrid front of this The-fian almost unanimously adopted by be repeated in svery town of my district paper and platform war. .the joint committee ofthe two Houses, is to reelect me, I sincerely avow my pro­ But thts is no case for compromise. There is nothing to compromise. Either Iwreg Ire »wdly discussed by almost every found gratitude today. Aside from the bop® of accomplishing Huyes or Tilden is elected—and one of one in the District of Columbia. It is them should be inaugurated, and will be . the- general imprearion that it will be some slight good to the country, there ia inaugurated, while the other must not bo nothing of much value to me in this posi­ agreed to by a large majority in both tion, but tho kindly appreciation of my inaugurated because, as his opponent has House and Senate, although it will be constituents. So far as the honor and dis­ been, so he hss not been, and cannot be, opposed. Randall, Wood and Knott arc tinction conferred by it are concerned. elected, either by the people or by the House. . I firmly believe that jostle and the un­ impeached and unimpeachable forms of b alleged to be very unfriendly.. The idea anxious pursuit, nor of supreme satisfac­ law now demonstrate the election of Mr. Hayes; and I see nothing but successful tion. higtnt privilege, u well aa duty, of AmerBut I have never felt more true joy, treason which is revolution, that can pre­ than in noting from time to time, the evi­ vent his triumphant succession to the Prcsdences of cordial good will, not to say of• idenev of the United States. What may be hoped by the whole personal attachment, which have come to too suggestive of turning the election of i me unsought, but not undesired, from country from that event, may be inferred every part of the district Whatever may from hii dignified bearing ever since, as well aa before, his election, and from tho elevated sentiments and broad patriotism which are exhibited in every act and ut­ more preferable; There are others who has been and shall be, my chief study to terance of his public Ufa sincerely believe Hayes was fixiriy elected discern and first object to obey. To sleet a President, and then to com­ «o the 7th of November and that his It is not every constituency in this promise away his inauguration under threats of revolution or of violence, or tor rights cannot be bartered or given away; nation whose intelligence, virtue and patriotism are all of so high an order, that plunder or from any cause whatever, is the the representative has only to follow the destruction of constitutional government. quite as confident that Tilden and th: indications of the public will. Happily It is the establishment of a precedent canoe of reform are being betrayed in the for me, I have little to da, but to tread which will abolish elections.—because, in r all future time fraud and violence before, ■ coupled with noise and threatening after, These are “Tilden national prosperity and renown; a path­ the derision of the ballot-box, will have way which they have immortalised with, only to follow that precedent in order to the victorious sacrifices of patriotism, and reverse the decrees of tho people at the made luminous with tho beacons of hope। polls whenever it is more pleasant to threaten rebellion than to acquiesce in the valves in amount of heroism not possessed for all lands and all ages to come. It may be in bad taste, if so I shall be laws of tho land. by inc average office-hunting Democrat, Gentlemen of the Convention : I shall excused by the nrre—irics of the crisis, for and Some of both parties urge its unconsti- me to adjure you to carry the District. at once return to my place. There I must tatfocalhy, but probably no plan could. Although personally I desire it, that is no remain.during the campaign ; but I shall sufficient reason, for the Third District partake with • yon in all its anxieties, its •rived unanimous support. Senator hu many worthier sons than I. But the hopes, sod, I trust, also in its fruitions. Granite Guards, so often the folorn hope। Under ordinary circumstances I might be Morton base* his chief objection to it upof the country in derisive political cam­ here; but I have now a more important paigns, have seldom been called to their■ duty to perform than to secure rmy own I leave all that is personal the right to go behind tha returns, a pow- perilous duly upon a more important ooca-■ re-election in your hands. I know that you will do "Tri. The political character' of tho nationali everything which can be done to achieve ‘ is likely to be largely in-. a triumph in this. District and in the , State at large,—a triumph most gratifying to U3 all, and in that largoc view which embraces the solemn and imperious de­ mands of national welfare, almost indiet -tai revolution in public sentiment . towards the movement in twenty-five yearn. Advices from Harper's Ferry represent the ice as fut breaking up and the river rapidly rising -wnaequanco of the heavy rains of thepast three days and from the 29,1877. melting snow. Merchants here and at Georgetown are preparing to move their Bannxx, goods from the wharves in anticipation of a freshet, such as has wrought such destructian in the West. Logan. W k( Jvx »' « ■ - 1 - , ■ H- R. Sjeyen’s Column. “VEfiETIN VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE VEGETINE Produce, Etc. TOYS! TOYS!! If you want to see a Menagerie in the winter, go to < it Blood Purifier. tho wom earn of Scrofala. .eadad by ihyiidons asd apot Curts the worst eaaaa of Conker. Mmu with wondarfal saceaaa in Marenrtal WUl oradkBU Salt Rhousn froo tha ojstacu . Cera, tho most tavsterau eaaaa of EryalpataA SMITH, MB I ■ PRESTON’S W e were in there the other day and saw the largest stock of toys we ever saw in Hastings, and from the prices given should say, everybody ought to have a present. Itemove* Plmplss on J Humoa from tho toes. Carts CcnxilpoUon and reflates tho bowota to a valaabla rsmedy for Headache. WIU cure Djtpcpala. Eortotos the entirt system to a healthy oerftfa IbSCSBMOf Dtelamo. Falninem st ths 8to=»eb. MiatbaBMk. • In lu ears ot FsaaM Wasta Urtmrfyfor Gcxsrai DsNItr Vegetino is Sold by all Drugglfti. Political Notw. And now '‘Gov" Nicholls of Tunisians speaks of “my Supreme Court." The Louisiana Returning Board will resist, the eontemp proceedings to the last extremity. The funeral of the Republic haa been indefinitely postponed, j owing to the obsti­ nacy of tho corpse. President Grant, by his talk of Sunday, slammed the ghost of Caesar back into its coffin and eat down on the grave. CHiMElHS £ LAMPS From all glass, to Chandeliers for small lamps, worth 40c. Groceries Of all kinds and as cheap as they can be bought in the State. Crockery All Kinds and All Prices. Produce Of all kinds taken in exchange and for sale cheap for cash at s/Kiry, m/ot 4 wtro/i’s manufacturing establishments, employing nearly *15,000,000 capital and about 8,« 000 workmen. It transpires that Tilden was the gener­ al who maneuvered the Oregon job. Sev­ enteen thousand dollars of his inonrr it ia said did the business. Gilman Manton is the Republican nom­ inee for Congress from the First District, and Hon. James F. Briggs from the Sec­ ond District, New Hampshire. The Central Vermont Railway is to be relaid with steel rails. Other improv meota are also contemplated thus mak­ ing the lino second to Done in the ooun- taken the oath of allegiance to thatf'ovarasnent during the wet. are greatly divided on the Governor xu30w4. Hastings, Dec. 14th, 1876. REMOVAL! THE EREMT OF ilSEAIEl THE FOE OF PAIN TO XII AXD BUST lilbaOnWUd The New Hampshire Democracy have nominated Daniel Marcy for Governor, and Thomas Dinsmore for Railroad Commusioner. There are in Milwaukee about 125 Republican in the Third District, and if xt justiee, and liberty demand from yen the will not be deemed impertinent, I would verdict of Hew Hampshire. I admonish warn every Republican in the State, you to make the campaign aggresriva Mr. Tilden's Presidential canvass will Attack, attack at once and constantly, and be sure to result in handing his name you will hare no need to defend. down to posterity. The name of a North our recent brilliant sucCarolina town has been changed from Shoe you nprsssnt my heartfelt acknowlcdgeHed to Tilden. • -------- e~ —u generous action, and to It is whispered that ex-Gov. Isham G. inddatigable express my earnest desire Harris, United States Senator elect from adalib. alleged diapateh: Toys, Toys, Chandeliers, Crockery, MUSTANG LINIMENT, STB UT STOKE GRAND RAPIDS, /s/fopoip o/ ryrce^- or c^l Ju>oLro/i sTt“r*> tuT "MW Wf teov" 'X r<» /'"‘■rriTT^fp Sfoift, 22 MONROE ST NKXT DOOR TO tlOO.OO in Greenback! WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN IM ALB; THAT DOE8 NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25a, 50a, or *1.(K». HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE xx4SjJ D‘w �[is gepi-Weekly Itepbbltcipfcajiper. Annual Meeting of th® Barry County IlfillAL >APUfif iAHT MlffT 1. trangelvs guide [This article wan mislaid and overlooked, but should be printed even at this late day.— En.] CITY LOCAL R- R- TIME-CARD cultural Soei*<y..M th. Court Jtovm Ifac. Seth 1870 and were called to order by the Pres- i«L ■ - ■ -- -----------------------------*---------------Drug’. Medicines, Perfumeries, Etc., Etc. Special Notices Our Country. Agricultural Society. Wntt*________________ Ever since the discovery of America by Col­ D. 1492, ther* has oftot been umbus in A. the safety of our Nation. And this anxiety was not only experienced during time* of the Revolutionary war, and the various other Tha record ot the proccadinp of the hat hu- ». a-tor.M. Nksht Express JscKSOu upress. -. Atlantic Sxprea« i.SatardayaadSundayslMO r. n. Th* finance report of th* President, Becro. follows: uonra -4 18 — ■ 100 00 Psrifie Express at : 3fi -Way Freisbt.............................................. Idtr.M. All train* dsily *x«*Pt Sundays—except a* Total. give a short extract from a discourse delivered May 16, 1842, by nn able minister. Surely If there has been a year since our govern- there waa much apprehension of danger. Tho speaker said "the pulpit would be false to it* trust, were it not to hive a solemn and earnest limes perilous, and they are so ; look \ uninterrupted J it, Irriag. Filtnors. Bown*. Alto. Haiti nr» and Battle Crock-Arrirs Uutincssnd Woodland—Arrive Tuesday. Thure- receipts “ land MBtraet..... 227““^ try* salary. d contrast........... ___ ____ ___ uh on hand................ .................. Kft: cal aspect ofthe community remembering the lesvaus of history, much that is, and should be. dear to the patriot and the Chris­ tian i* periled , and no man, to whom peace* order, and progress are dear, can be without anxiety. The pulpit should speak to utter the monition* of religion—to call men to a eonsid- TODAY’S ADVER flSEMENTS. Probate Order—Rstate of WQliam Bryan*. All About the County. clarees paying the money offered for the 3 yr., old race in addition to that offered in *io. 1 There was a misunderstanding in relation to the divison of money,$30 wa* th* sum of­ fered in th* No. 1, abi$7 in the fiyr old. Your Secretary understood at the limo that Michigan Central stock* 49 cents. vertised premiums awarded. Those winning in No. I, claimed th* full earn of $30 leaving We ar* still taking wood on subacription. The Masonic Festival on Friday evening was very pleasant affair. ft K. Barber, will beat Saginaw exhibiting Remember th* Tenn***** Jubilee Sinren The Legislature stand* adjourned until Tusaday evening Feb. 6th, at eight o'elock. Ask your neighbor to aubccrib* for th* BxxrWsxxtr .RwyaucaM Baxxxx only $1.60a The efforts of the city authorities tu enforce Address Ben. Vandelf A C<£. Box —■ - r. -oetor street, N. Y. xx»73«6_ TIFCoNSUMPTIVES. permanently cured pUoa. by a simple a Ettas Gold 106). Greenback* are 94) on the dollar In coin. Sts._______________________________ rew# eration of their common responsibilities, and to bid them amid political strife to remember and obey Christian principle. Our difficulties rraedy, U ■ ar* not with a foreign power, and we should J. M. NEVINS. P. M. The Secretary would further report; That the three years old trotting not being-Oiled and the entries in Ne. 1 Troting being large it still due Ira McAllister $3.00 and Geo. Hol­ den $2.00 and Rob. Mitchell $2.00. if equally divided there ia due C. II. Olmstead $6.00 Barton King $3.00. four month* old or over, awarded to T. Philt lips, ia protested by Hdgh Kennedy, and i* supposed to be on the ground ^difference in merit. If the awardef the committee is sus­ tained there isdudT. Phillips $3.00, if not there la due H. Kennedy $8.00. These reserved premium* for your decision amount to $12. The Premium orders drawn and not paid up brethren.” BARNESfc CO utely n«oss*ai7 to personally ■ pstlsnti wbh their Inns* a from POST OFFICE TIME CARD Sutern. *. «. Wvvtcni. slIJ5e. M. J mtian and Lowell—Arrivs daily, axcept Sunday, Forget’not this great truth in the tempting hour—in the season of excitement— in thr time when a practical trial shall be wuhinx the IL Wlleon. 1 ERRORS of YOUTH: ’° of the reader*, is directed. M flTTm/rm Secretary. Th* Report waa accepted and adopted. Local Correspondence. motion of Mr. 8. J. Didieman, the Judge* HxsTtxas, Jan. 23th, 1877. Ei>. lUttitrnTh* Gran<l Lodge session of the United Sons of Industry having by Friday noon of last week completed a four days soas> Th* city Phillipa. authorities ar* in earnest in thalr they will not yield an lota to any particular. No. 1, and |7 i ’ the »o called. -Colt trot.” win nmw W. H. GOODYEAR, eqqqaa.r.sttJL: There is duo D. Striker, balance on land contract, th* sum of fifty dollars an I a small od on the first page of this issue, th* attontioa Rmistw* or Roast. Arrstas for 1877, pubbliahed at Albany N. Y., by Lvtbkx Tvckr A Sos, and mailed to any address for the nomin- the only) publication of the kind, and con-, tains 130 pages of practical matter. interesting Not* in these days of much forebodings, and to every resident in th* eountry, illustrated prophesying of evil, to these United Slates, with no leas than 140 beautiful engravings, it is perhaps not only consolatory, but profit almost all original. IVe notice particularly a able for a lover of his country, to remember vyvvj thpe* wilUnc to work capital article on “Practical Ventilation,'* that in other days the same foreboding* have dossn dollars a daj ri*ht in U>*lr ewn locslltia*. which discus*** this all important topic in a Uava no room to explain here- Busin*** pteMsnt clear and at tho same scientific manner, giving been expressed, and after all they were not •nd houorable. Women, and bor* and siri* do a* realised. We believe that the same Almighty then anythin* folly Illustrated descriptions of all tha ImRuler of nations, that led our father* through tine you. Parthe Revolutionary war, the late terrible Re­ prefixed, and a very useful feature is the “Far­ bellion, and all the other war*, will still exmer’s Register/' which gives the adt'ressdwof totid His protecting power around, us, and scrt49tf thjit our glorious Republic shall be perpetua­ Mta, Afetae ted until time shall close his record, and “the To Use Worklaa Class.—Wo are now pre­ PMJTU W lUVUMU —“ indifferent to the feet that God punishes na­ mint al bom*, th* whole of th* Apples Wanted, snare moment*. Uu*inssan«w,lh cents to tion* for their sins, and that, that punishment Penon* ot cilhar »*x m r derot- Io any quantity at the Cider Mill of W. 8. fimsttsii'altt: slavery, while wo msy be sorely chastised, we shall not be destroyed; we shall be purifiedfrom the dross, only to rvaliie a better and brighter prosperity. Let every ehristion pa­ triot obey the abostolio injuctiou to -pray fur । all who are in authority,” for there is a great power in prayer, and our nation's history ha* on Friday craning. Tho Annual Regiafer. and whether jre do indeed belie re, that wis- drao-and to will iMd on, A B. Shriner, Jefferson street, Hastings, for which the highest market prici vnll be paid. xxiVJlC. that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADSt and has in stock and daily amir a> fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs ana Modicinesf Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a camplete Stock " •- — Merchandise to the people duced Prices. pllf____ __ reetly opposite Er. One door cast of, Hastings, July 18,1 STATS' City - Local tJlipi/tcpp Jloticop Me. There was some excellent singing, that de­ serves special notice, at the Masonic Festival This space i* Contracted for by ‘ frSEri? East After many yean in the business, can ■■ WCUO2VU. ARM Lost.—On Thursday last, a Satchel on tho Battle Creek ro^d, with-in tour mile# of this city, containing various trinkets, a pair of spectacles, and a girl'# picture. The finder will confer a special favor by portanc* to the brotherhood and community leaving it at the Bannxb office. at large to give through your columns (with Elizabeth Hardy. permission) a short statement of the proceed­ Jan. 27, 1877. jan29t3 IA, £,tiss.,3^HTEa'aix UIU11U WM "CVIIUU. w. XX. DUSDOimt, UK senior member, with the experience of a lifetime, will al* faction to this buinere. ing* including the officers elected for the comThe Chair appointed as tollers, Messrs. 8. J. Bidelman and John J. Perkin*. Medical department. choice of Herman 8. WJdger of Irving for President. O. C. Taylor of Grandville,-1st Vic* Preri- suited as folltfws: evening of this week. It i* desired that every Thoma* Altoft Darwin MeUraber , i On motion of T. Phillip the meeting proceed to ballot for President, which resulted aa fol- the article of Mr. Willi*. We did nothing of the kind: we simply printed the article and J°Th«w upcnHeun^^oughtaUn waa decUrcd duly *)ected. * The meeting then proceeded to th* election of Secretary, with th* following r*«nlt: nmIvmL v*r*« Phillip* wa* duly elected. ’ Th* mMting th*n procee ded to the of Treasurer, which resulted as follow*: of Irving and Johnson of Grand Rapids. Grand Chaplain, Scott of Grand Rapids. Inside Sentinel, 8. Garriron of Hastings. Outside Sentinel, John Dennis Of Hartings. The Grand Council, Widger of Irving, Aus­ tin of Grand Rapids and Taylor of Grandville. All of which is reepeotfolly submitted. Cntssx. Loss of Appetite. suit if th*brain i* overworked and the muscels under worked, the appitite 1* very opt. to fail, from a general atony of the sytetn. 1'uuruv Starr restore* the tone of the digestive *y»tem, and consequently the appetite, by sup­ plying a pure block to organs to weak to make it without assistance Sold by all druggist A spicy sketoh descriptive of a trip over An Ordinance relative to Saloons. tbc Atchison Topeka and SantaFe Railroad and of the beauties, socnery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by "Nym Crinkle,” tho musica! and dramatic critic of tho New York World, sent free on paplication,together with tho San Juan Guide, maps and time table# of thia new and pop­ ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all point# in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona and tho San Juan Mines. The fincat line of Pullman Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Addrea# T. J. A.MDEB8ON, • Gen. Pau. Act. □□•not rev dollars orAy Topeka, Kan. Jan. 4 ’76 tf ’iszr.^esas Notice. Having sold out my Meat Market, hereby give notice to all tho®# that are indebted to mo to come and settle their account# forthwith and save coeta. I also have got a nice matched team, or AN ORDINANCE Relative to the Pay­ either one of the two hones, for sale, with ment of in Annual Saury to the doable harnce# (almost new). I will" give member# of the Fire Department. reasonable term* on good paper. Valkntini Lxin#, Hasting, Jaa. Itfth, 1877. 774wtw A. Card. List of Petit Jurors, drawn on the eighteenth day of January. A. D„ 1877, pursuant to pre- We take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ --■—j--............... ..... -1 ly euro all case# of pilet, without the u«e Denial Striker was declared du­ of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. ly etoeted. E. F. A I. W. Brown. On wretion, Samuel J Ridelman, Thorns* on said Court, at the Court House in the city Banting#, Dec. 21, 1876. xxiCSli Altoft. C. J. Norris, Burton King, and JoMph of Hasting* on the first day of said Term, toC. Bray, were unanimously elected Director*. Marshal!, by ballot which resulted aa follow*: »1.10. Rapids, 2nd ury. Trustee*. Sullivan of Grandville, Chandler of Middleville, Tomlinson of Hastings,’Cridler of Vie* President, which resulted as follows : Hartings, or tlmetat J. Craig, (colored) of Grand Vice President. George Ansi in of Grand ■ Rapids, Grand Secretary. Thomas Bl'ndston ot Carlton, Grand Treas­ mgs Thoms* Altoft elected. gregalional church al Eaton Rapids, tn th* Presbyterian church in thia eity, on Sunday morning. The “Iron Trail.’ The first thing after seating tho Delegates was to elect officer* which resulted in th* wit, th* fifth day of February si 2 o'clock In p«*t the Aaaiataat General Freight Agt. of the Baltimore A Ohio Bailread, haa been John. Woodland: Aiachel Beach, Jr., Johns­ town ; Daniel Clever, Mapla Orpvt: Aaron Sac.2t>. Oath* 2^ Notice. the afternoon: William Horton. Assyria: Andrew Brea**, - Farmers plexne take notice that I have Johnstown : J. M. Leach, Carlton: John K. . bought out the interest of Calhouu & Flowers, Prairieville: G*org* T. Cowan, Yan- Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will ke* Spring* ; Lewi* Wiloox, Rutland : John find it to your interest to call and see me. Harrington, Baltimore: Charle* Mswrty xriSltf J. W. BnooK. Hope: Hiram Feagl**, Castleton : Albert Roach: Barry: Romanic P. Brown, Hastings town­ M. D. Rood datives to call attention to ahipl'James Carlisle, Tbornapple: Joel St hi# • new Wagon Shop, where ~ ‘he may"be Subsarib* far both withe®! daisy. fntato’e‘Fire Fund afmM all hours of any day, ready to do k in hie line, from nutUne a new I. J***., OraagetfU*: K- M- HtoU»J Irvtag: Church and Railroad Street. Hastina*. this 17th day i Attest: MD. Qvscxxk'ivm. POSITIVELY CURED When death ■■wa spina STEBBINS BROS. H-tjig, Jul, 280,1876. xxlte STAVES. STAVES. Highest Market Price Cash, For Pipe Starov delivered In Haxttert. NaahrIH*. rMiddl«vUl*. Inquire nt Central Bosse. Barytao*. Minufieyt.a.Mat. UhurtralH^PricU Ca(al«ffi« , J �23484848235348484802 23232348484890232301232328422353532353232323482353535353481848234823235302535353482 �P7P7P UP7!K>P?OP777U7PP79 UUUT.�7PU7PUU7PP OXLY OUR»G JANUARY AXD W e will pay the Railroad Fare to Grand and back again, of any one buying $25.00 .00 worth of goods from our stoi , _ is bought, we will pay the fare,One Way We do this because we want to seU off our wmt WE HAVE ONEY ONE PRICE. 23232323534848535353234853 11[ mu sill (Ms uis nw am stik b shib 975243 ■ We An Selil*g Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at $3 50 : M 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards, ' We Are SelBaf . • Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $940; $12.00: and S15.00. WeAre8*« flt/lt’ Bttiflitt S»/f» V® 907 5*7 I* Mens’ Fine All VVool- Suits *Only $1000 and $12 00.^* EXTRA LOW PRICES ON PINE OVERCOAT SUHS BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SUTTS. - - &J5, $3 50, H 00 $5 00 ■&* Tpvui. ts* Tele edweuft tf tU> .Uan to «aee mkt fcy tayw * “■ -e Gn>d Ripde.-SW eostui£ <« Mthi^ » ‘ Star Clothing House. 38, 40 and 42, Canal st., Grand Rapids. Holl^way'e Advertisement*. 534848482353535323534848235330U7U7P?8PU IA1I WMffl. 32181301010101020222022804000200 972^41 �/&77 Stats .egala. Mtchigiu Central Hailroad Comfit building 3 number or new loco*• RMirai U their shops in Jackson. Ko ASdaviti of publication A»» to be inrerted at Free ride to Granditapids |AND RETURN.| ‘ ■ The llcfonxi Club al Kalgmaxoo, started •-X'~Vy Reynolds recently, has already * tuueM a membership of over 200. I JA ls7k fe' ln» *M ^M)b Hairies of Prairieville. jt I ?(< The total amount of salt shipped by the "Michigan Salt Association for the year 1876, np to November 30th, was 1,045,* 755 barrels. During the past year 123,606 freight IT • cars crossed the Detroit River at the Michigan Central docks, 61,476 of which f went east and 62,190 west. int of mosey or any part thereof. Now thereNoties b hereby g.ren. that by virtue of the afternoon of toolMay. Hie •crtMtaMMBiermsi. 01 by nareaaarr io aa.hfr it uxethtr with ■ other l<<al cmti, to-wll: land allnala. lying. amt I Hope, county of Harry, bounded and deecrlbel u Uw WMt part ol U>« aoalh < MORTGAGE SALE. iwfoull having been made tn the conditions of eertMBIndenture or Mortgage made and axerab btf WUUam H. Hotden andKUnaoesli' Holden, h wlfo. Curtle tlot.ien sud Susan Holden hie wife, the town of Johusiown. B-- r-——-- re.-..,—-. the Oral imrt. to llantlogi Calhoun county, state of pan. dateo tbs Itth day ocr Lerdonetlmutand eld and recorded tn the offli rswsitt'^KZi: ciation hold their first annual exhibition at Oroe Rivera next week. ' It commences on Mofrday, and doses on Friday. Each *-CAlW^bjjjpcr cash prims. 1 * WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE MILLUMOWMW Wo Are Selling higan Central has advanced its f. rates on through freight fire cents per 100 ll»., tho rate now being jforty cents on | grainjrad forty-five on fourth clan freights | ;r fromChicago to New York­ Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at §3 50; $4 00 ; 5 00 arid Upwards. We Are Selling tha aald iudanture of raortcaaa. with intereit . Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. NEWAD VERTISMENTS. We Are Selling p. P. Rowell & Co'a. Col. fKt/ie ^sooo^auu^^K! 1 ft d” 1 ■■1 ■wgf'1 " ONLY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. We will pay the Railroad Fare to Grand Rapids and back again, of any one buying $25.00 worth , ; of goods from our store, or, if only $15.00 worth is bought, we will pay the fare One Way. We do this because we want to sell off our winter stock. K7. at one o’clock in the afternoon, at the i front door of the Court Uouse. in the city of W, in the county of Barry, and Male of inn. (Umt being the plaoo where the circuit u held in said county), all the following de- ' The second annual fair of the Northern Mu^UCUi.. Poultry Association is to be ,. held at Flint, commencing Monday, Feb* A ruary 19 and ending the fallowing Friday. \ The Michigan Southern Poultry Asso­ . Star Clothing House. Star Clothing House. Legale. BOOKS Buu/ittt Sui/t f^ofi ff s°; fS oir; tyto f8 50. Mens’ Fine All Wool Suits Pec«w» ^Only $1O 00 and $12 OO. ^u . ykHANCU HOLIIKN. AMfrere. MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas d.fault baa been made tu toerondliton*„ofa certain HertJe M. J^pahfeteWP,. am,.„ EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FINE OVERCOAT SUITS. BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND SVITS, $2 75, $3 50, $4 00 $5 00 and Upwards. W3=- Take advantage of this chance to save money by buying of ua, besides costing you nothing to see Grand Rapids.*Sg Star Clothing House, 38, 40 and 42, Canal st., Grand Bapids. <■’ f.T. ii-,.1 Inatltmvd i Make no Mistake in bur Locatson—The Great Double Store. Tto^SS: j^witra^fcg1 c2tf Holloway’s Advertisement. MASK THE8S FACTS THE TESTIMONY OFTHE WHO LB WORLD HOIAOWAF3 ODfflffilK Bad Lors, Bad Breasts, Sores and Uloen. er. for the county of Barry 7LK shatter and for want thereof Wiu-'Jd Interest ’JACKSON’S BEST” Mdd fkBr‘n4lh1 d*? of the folluwfar described real r„h7^7^r5td b,,B< i"*’1'' Tn’ntsblp of _. SWEET NAVY Throat and Lunge. euohaa Coughs, Colds. wfib? ero°" for‘bt*-»?d »•? that Boa nimbl^.rnVi «“«*» 'ND of see- r^nnnli^tihr?alM,,,i""Bbr/’"e ”> north, ^s^-i-sssr:wss • J.lS” ”°o TlL’li”1'* “*T ,h” * u.n>unii quarter | ■4). execpf about eichlcr «•« comer, and except । •wrasseE 0»4». n. Bacav AUy. 1 20,000 OO irv GOLD BHKLP.Mo GUARDIAN'S SALE. lot half resitnrr is r rn^itewd fi -uranr.c io ths pqUic thatU will coniiniia to rraJUa ths baj.pkOM freulU that ean be dealrod. In almost evary auction of country there are persons, publicly Stewtejaiiffir“•?t-T* <^suf»ssj*tkr“Kxvi“- .T — “ /. ta: *4* o: “tttiw.l M Tl.eiei.utauonUha.altatoe.l.tnr.m^uencot Um- uurveltoua cures I; haa prodiud during toe SALE ON EXECUTION. MlehiAn. dated the 30tb of brecm! J? A &J4& j‘»iiyy?et<!,,rs^ia.tt ,he rou*i! aaul where ka nrtnea amknown.w«»o I UH lb■ aa to what mcdkuna io employ to ratevn the 4iv tr'~ and Mfrrtx paeWtoe to pulmonary afteUems. Ciianar racwMUL ahray. affonl. io Mam relfof, and perform* rapid eurea ot the «d.tartwrtcde»arbrwwcMsJdtoortlor.aswttl tt»‘ To whom it mv ciaciKxT ------------ ■ •.*»! a may be granted to the exaentan therein NmiJoy. fit* Sei noon .1... V-" - L- :—” “*.wn? ° c»OCK in srtoi' is-.ta«^hJ"®22 K". :m«£Vx:s: xary. A. D. 1S77. ------------ •—w w -uu- rf’2SR?,£,P WOT^’ ITV-TU* it, and C»np aea often raorw IT. • .r« a^m. t CO., Lowell,: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-01.pdf 9b25f6a0298643efee78ed768e0e7538 PDF Text Text VOL. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1,1877. yhe?B|iii-We8klyll«jrtiblicBji BamiBr GEO. M. DEWEY _ Hard**1-*. Stove*, Harness Shop, Tin Shop. for Ini I 4677 EPHOR AND PUBLISHER. i mu id sraav aoxosY. amp ravauaT room. •'» «*», Beeerr Dlotk, opposite Ht Court GREBLE & IIISSELL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ; one copy, one year la Advance—. If not pal 1 in advance..—— ------- — Power Prrt»M. New Material, and the v«ry best Job Printlnc at Lirina Bate*. ftA TES OF AD VER TISING. Have now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the.county. nit J CHURCH BELLS. The Iron^Age,. Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Pitted lihobs. Don't fail to see them if you want a first class stove The Acorn, Forest Acorn and Monumen­ tal and many new patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. PHIL. W, NKSK1 CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSI nnJ Mlddlovlll*. WillUatU Wricht mrrilicxUx. Aat> with Mr. Barnum wHlraoalv* i F. S. BOWEN. ■ounty Surveyor. Deputy Sheriff, end < uuyeyuoer. efflee in the Court Uoum. SMITH K. .KXAJPPEN. uTvonamB rai* x—wwv o. oouern Climimt Barra. Heating Stoves Caaa.M.Kxarm. J ARIKS CLARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. PrtaM aitoglioa stowa to CENTRAL HOUSE. HASTINGS. MICH.. L R. STAURIKR. Prop. Having leraad the Central Hou**opposite my Weather Strips Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. Harness shop xxifttf Sweet’s H°Tel> Heavy and light work on hand, and made to order on short notice. GRAND RAPIDS..........................................MICM And than crown, eld. and laid them down a only a little ahead of some of us; only a few dress of wowcre happy, and, like the milk more days, and tbo same will bo said of us. maid, if we thought green become us best So my dear fellow pionaera, let us look wc went to thd woods, got some oak bark well to the future, and so order our lives and colored it green. If we preierred drab we used beech, and if Llack we wed They tell ma, character instead of their ho has passed over the river too, probably that wc may meet the Great Judge of all TeUlaa their tele eflove. and hope, at FronT^U to valley the tied *odc they rah earth io peace, and reap the reward of the And (till, m th And th*b*U* righteous; but to my story. day of April, 1810. Oa tld* weary earth : Of silent tons*. and hud* that He al rert. Of voice* forever bulbed, in a paraionleu Tin shop DU. W M. JONES, DENTIST Nashville, Tin and copper-ware on band, aud repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and Kiciiiai iron taken for goods. 50yi GREBLE ’<& RUSSELL. 1 J- FW, Carnage, Sin anil Oraameital F* A I N TE R At A. M. Reck's Carriage Shop Jefferson St., HsstinjrsJMicb Dr. J. B. LaSuro’a Ad. Pensions. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS READ!READ! READ! _A_t Kalamazoo. Mich ted and Jotlly Ml*brated Phyridaart Look, if you only a bark for a halter, and I perched up­ Men are crying “ hard-times I hard times I” on him, road away 13milea, with a heart *11 overjour land and nation, and no wont almost as light as the thistle down floating der they have it hard I Look at the con­ through trast the air, jumping logs, wading ere Women not satisfied with Rioginc t^rinsin^ I rinrina. Io the *Ull qlshl. house; here, I found several of the ncich- killing us, and oar husbands are becoming While the I.nd lira tlMPins. robed tn white. At ChriitBM time,— TelliM, with freah iweel tenet.'the sted old story. Brinawa a faint, eofleebo from the land of glory I While the ehaaging boon eons and go. boa awaiting our arrival. On entering we discouraged at our enormous expenses, and when I allighted in front of John Potts found the table already spread and groan­ ing under tho dainty viands which only, other but Jane Potts could have gotten up. I say again, our pride far killing ns 1 Abov* lh« *oaaib of etrlf* that Sil th* air: And *UU. a* the hoar* oom* and go, Th* bell* are ringing for Joy or woe I form new associates. Ringing! ringing 1 ringing! recalling frat from Woodland save Galloway and he had Telling of.high r*rolv*.—of longing* nobl Of golden BoBtnu gon* by unhradingly I Of th* chatwinc hour* that come and go,— Of their ever ringing for joy or wo* I I had seen no one Pale, sickly little creatures, fit only for the band­ courting a little green white headed young box instead of a helpmeet. Little', for py weight then was only 1S4 fact I was Vermont, the very name of which I revere aud am proud PIONEER UFE. to boast of my ancestry ty Pioneer society, Jan'y 4th 1877 by Mrs. Amos Wakefield, of Midd­ ■ leville. before you uot as an orator as has already who with you, number, incident to a otft) of your have born, the pioneer Hie; daily ; bet rest when you get tired, exer­ cise much in the open sir, and drink noth­ in defense of our cap of tea or ooffre. maintained are still floating over our land iie i» two ihu three boon wan I to in. proud defience of other in nations. I abodd bo dppep- dolge in anogle eop. M, boobaad baa not drank a cup of tea in thirty years. But I am again getting ahead I of my. have not indulged in the habit in about story. In 1842, *ome of ypu will recollect, twenty years. I would like to say much Oriin Jorden lived on the North side ct more on the subject, bnt lest I have al­ Woodland, in a little ready wearied your patience I dose. and ' the big Lake, in while 1 shall attempt to amuse, I shall shanty erected by three miles North of my home; and than, some.choppers, some Thanking youftr your attention, and with a Happy New Year to all, I leave yo«. Wakefield, often reminds me, band, Mr. wo should make oureelves useful as well as comers. ornamental. out ono pleasant morning, not to the rail­ is I would alrnom u soon ing while eating. day al the commencement of another oenturey, the stars and the stripes which they likewise try and instruct you, as my hus­ heart Eat regular, sleep regular, and work its. cntly fought and bled and nation appear are cheerfulness, industry and steady hab­ “The Green Mountain Boys” who so val An Essay read before ths Barry Coun­ bnt as And, now, I give you a remedy. Study economy and obey the laws of. nature. The laws of health are as inflexible as the boru and raised under tho very shadows of law at gravitation. Among the many the Green Mountains oftha old State pf which pel tain to our health and happpincss Va^tE.' Where'til I been demonstrated, to what- they were forty years ago. girl the very foots of whi^h I could not deny With lender pacho* to eaeh living on*. C’Uuou ;—Again I Ix»k at our females of to-day, compared complimented me by saying Haight was pounds; green from tho vary Fellow what will be the state of affaire at th* a new country can afford, and which none the elty with gratitude to swollen my Heavenly Father, that i am again permited to meet my old friends and associates, and So, with baby in arms, I started road truck, as some may suppose. No I It is whispered that ex-Gov. Isham G. Harris, United States Senator elect from there was not a railroad in Michigan then. But on foot I went, called on Mrs. Jorden, and she then went on with me a mile la- meat during the war. talk over our perils, adventures and prirntationr, and while I do this,'I do not for-' our friend, Mr. Orr, drank the coffee which get the many pleasures which wt hare en­ you have heard so much about; but on joyed. Many of the dark clouds which this point I will not dwell long as I beer passed over us had silver linnings, and ho denys the charge of drinking. 18 cups many beauties do I neo in the handy works and claims it was 21, be that as it nay, I of nature. will proceed with my story. And Fellow citizens—While I admire- the screams of a woman in great distress ly voices, ytar hearty shake of the band as wo supposed, bnt to our horror it proved and heart felt greeting, I, like the old In~ to be a Panther making directly towards to so you: but let us go Mrs. Jorden’s house. Horror of all bor­ baek a little, if you please: you will recol­ rows went through our minds; Mrs. Jor. lect my former busband, S. 8. Haight, was den’s children one of the throe bachelors who first settled they would be detoured; but the little fel­ Were there alone, SUtas GovenweuL Rutherford B. Hayes is foirly elected President of be duly nearer, until finally it reached the top of tty Ter,h«du>ate*l Orago. ; them, and getting a comfortable start in Th., did and then left, to the joy and satisfaction of hot II »c the world, my husbond sought to find a all who heard i*. who with him He will He will give the listening they heard it oomo nearer and the shanty, prowled around there awhile, one United States. inaugurated. surley After fell­ in life, TJd«o, th. as. J. lows flew to the house, shut the door, and io '37. if I mistake not, Charles Galloway and I. Haight the other two. Hw Yo>k, ifiiat Smod U nomr lb. m «f Mr. Tilden is alleged to owe the United On arriving at Mr. Lee’s, we soon heard those I love, your familiar faces and friend­ Soon after this, one came near our own would share [his joys, and sympathise in house, and sach screams I can never for­ his sorrows. I was the maid of his choice, get. Wolves were also more common, Maha. ul, • Cuhn, bol a pm Tb.it o»o part, pa^n will Uli lbw. bow mriona a bioodor U woa. la <»«pU to ««.! lt» Pnaidta^ b, rt—haj but I must confess it was Hopkins’ choice, coming almost to our doom, killing our myself or none m there was but two young sheep, and then set up their hideous cries ladies in Woodland then Hastings at that for others to come and help devour their, time. Joanna and Rhoda Wellman, Bhods prey. Ions (ItanpenU u UuU) nuuwd The bears, too, were common, kill. afterwards married one Oliver Racy and Joanna, now Mrs. Edward Bump, Bui let us go back to 18W, ding day. Didn't Oregon vote fcrHayw? still and windows. lingers to most us again to-day. with tea haisiiM j—Us. W COSBTJL TA ZIO^rRtK. -®» Wc were obliged day would do well to imitate. please, al the state of the country to-day I ing the trees and clearing the forest around failed Slates General Land Office. nature had furnished us. to study economy, which the women of to* with phtetofriity page*. Tfl<l Bounty Laud Warrants. Contorted Land Care* prwrentul Mfore tl>« Monuments of the best American and United State* General band Office and Depart□ ct>: of the latnrior. Private Land Claims, xilImported Marble, Tibleis and Headstones iwandj-M-tntrrws (.late* and MMMtttB C*«e» of all dwnriptioQ made to order on short A ream of Pay and Bounty. * nnHy rttiea, also Granite Monuments of your sewing machines, wave these which mud, fording streams, until near bud down companion H.TUW saddle and bridle, the door. minuS Inl.ifrr— MMMM Jeft Sick lid liflkted I DR. J. B. ImSTTRE On the 14 the little Indian pony spoken of was bronghl to in the township of Woodland, which was Joy Comfort and Happiness OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. 12th A* they think of th* hour* th»t ootaa’sad to. While the hell* are rinsias for Joy or wool dian, am glad American and Forcipt-Dalenta, You will rec- married o» tbo olect that wo were And, as 1 stand before you to-day, my BOARD AN** ROOM. HtW PER DAT. i people we appreciated esteemed friend Esfaasaw. burdens Hast Inn.jfleh..S«ot- rt. 1878. after then than now. see oar old , and with Soothing «nne h»»rt-. all rad and weary. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS mj But to day in looking oyer this congregation, ! do not Cook Stoves liColMin 1 "ten I 8X0 rilooi u coiBM r~s7w I 9M I iiooi g.001 Me ucot«MI Zc.°° ' 1?-® »_• ® I ColnanTl ■ 10X01 MWl sAgMURraM That is to say how do you do friends. Ringingl^ingingl rindng u they rang my wed I love to linger here where I Ono instance I rccollaet, of one, Mrs. Coe, killing one with a hatehet. It had been wounded by an Indian, aad played in my childish innocence with the wild Indians on the sunny banks uf the Sebeway. They were our nearest and Hnt arnlAg all J, Didn’t the people there deehre they ws> �many honorable gentlemen are the firm whose business the present own» creibought, and he proposed to levy on d tho office furniture for a debt of tlm old think of that other sort army, tho drunk­ ,0 firm; and the fact that it belonged to tbo d ard. . Do you see him march up to the now head of the house, personally, and ,< dram counter ? There they go 600,000 (Wt iLii tho new firm wu not holdan for the wbeil -no tom wtroug. — HAYEH* PLO.TFOBM • And still our Platform. "Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be • no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interference which will destroy the other.” ing strong drinks, then children would be belter fed, would wear shoes, this would give and more boots a new impulse to this class of trade and would soon bring into activity mechanics. thousands of unemployed Our doathing and dry goods merchants would sell more goods in their line—thus another demand for labor and mechanics' poor men, would furnish their homes with good and substantial furniture, thus give a new impulse to the furniture Indeed in every branch of legiti­ trade. not Men n single Republican who did. But mate and honorable trade (except rdoqn business’) there woold speedly be an active demand for labor, a ndexperienced median­ Soon the ignorant would become edu­ der the Coastitniton, Congress «*n confer on cated, all classes would eventually become supporting, (except saloon keepers self and whiskey distillers) and then what of tho Attorney who is to-day dependent up­ on saloons for his bread ? Think of the boy, thin, blanched poverty stricken faces —sitting behind our police desks—hoping, THAT PETITION. expecting, 0 dear friend Willis it makes my head whirl to think of it—no, no, we BT JOHN W. CUSTFJt, E». Bannkr,:—Allow we to offer a OUR NEW YORK LETTER. , few remarks upon, and in answer to, an article, published in the Banner of the A Broadway Farm—Sheriff's Officers 22nd insL, from the pen of H. Willis, up- —Crazy Patent Medicine Men—PoSuffering Poor—Gold litioal—The H u n ting—Botinesa—Vanderbilt- and the other honorable citisens of Hash ings and that other rum-seller. Snow. honorable clue the Nxw York, Jan. 27,1877. Stewart, Astor and Vanderbilt are gone, honorable Council, and those other much and now the abused citiaens. Willis talks about “their old bachelor who lire# on the comer of Now how any man, can presume to talk Broadway thus, about honorable men—and a buri- most ness especially recognised and protected by work together for good." section of the street. been made by his great-grandfather and grandfather in the hardware trade. It is : prove beyond question its beneficial results evil bow could we and Nineteenth Street, in the expensive Goel-t’s wealth is climated at from twen­ ty to thirty millions, the most of it having my purpose in thia article to not only at- all richest representative of the old families is Peter Godet, an eccentric damnable hell begotten sinks of iniquity." world—“as tho old story. things A French emigrant com­ menced the hardware trade before the rev­ For without olution, and by appreciate tho* good ? Every hard work made money. dollar made was invested in farm­ ing lands a mile or more from tho store down town, and for three generations this law. Not only is this bi sgnixed man, and have him put you out" “My dear sir," said the deputy, cooflv, “how are you going to help yourself.' may bo against him—that is always com­ promised for a little or nothing—but the costs. The officers hunt up tho case, make the arrest, act as go-between, make the compromise, but mercy I what a long list of ferii they have! They all get rich. 'lands then is covered with six story build­ ironoiJ), This prince of medicine men is a poor lunatio in the streets, without a dollar, and subsisting on tho charity of those who knew him in his prosperous days. This man was at one time worth a million—bis annual income was over a quarter of a mil­ lion, and he had the best horses, the most expensive carriages, and the finest retinue of servante in the city. Ho lived extrava­ gantly, got in debt, dropped out to Europe, and there his insanity developed ip a se­ ries of tho most extravagant freaks. His wife, a most beautiful woman, returned, and was compelled to get a divorce, and Hembold, after being confined in several lunatic asylums, was riven his liberty, and he roams the city at will, a mere wreck of what wm never a very large pattern of a man. His career was a cunous one. Not a dollarialeft of his once great wealth, and he has become the terror of his former friends. It is carious that no many of tho medianw have gone insane. Ayer, tho groat pill man, who owns some of the most hundreds of thousands. There are two valuable real estate in this city, is insane, left of them, Peter, the bachelor, bring and yesterday an application was made for the best known.’ He occupies several lots a guardian. on the comer of Nineteenth Street and POUTICAL. Broadway for a residence; the property The electoral bill hu passed tho Senate, and of course it will pus tho House. The Republicans of New York are opposed to it, from fiat to last. They consider a simple throwing away of the chances of a decent administration for four years, for chickens. “Unde Peter," as he is called, the way tho tribunal wffl bo constructed has a pusmou for this kind of farming, and Tilden will be counted in os sure as fate. being worth, legal and moral support. If thefa aro 150,000 aloon., there Bui be 450,000 .rrv The* look Think ftmdWWa of the dot oT probably, two hundred It wu a most singular move. Hayes wu fairly elected, the constiiutionrl power wu in the hands of the Rcpubhson party to declare him the President, but the Repub­ lican majority in the Senate throw up the sponge, and taro the Government over to the Democracy. At the best, they put it the money that other men pat into such into the hands of a tribunal, a part of which would do anything to nee Tilden President, and tl»c others—well, judges , ens. Counting interest, it costs him twen­ arc but men, and in a matter in which 1ty thousand dollars per year to keep that their feelings and prejudices arc engaged I don’t see that they would do different from other men. I confess to a iceling of suppose, at about a dollar a drop. It is a disappointment, though the electiou of Davis to the Senate from Illinois may change it’, for tho tribunal must now bo Rcpubliran. It is the curse of tho Re­ be keepn this than IM,000 grog shops pay tribole tsrring 300,000 human, yeo human beings THE ENEMY is still as dull as it can be, with no pros* poet of improvement. Tho people are now writing for spring, hoping that warm weather will bring the change. - lltEABE 1 IDE FOE OF PAIN TO MAM AMD BEAST MUSTANG BUNTING FOR OOLD. There are /$ great many placre about New York wpere, according to popular What is to hinder roc from levying on belief. CapL'Kidd, tho pirate, hid hu ill any of this furniture I ehoree to take r'. gotten cold, but so far no one has succeed“Do so," was the answer; “ and I'll ded in finding iL The last effort is being send after yon, and have it rcplcvined in made in Monmouth Co., New Jeroey, and five minutes.” singular to state,' a good many New “Ah! but before.you could get out u Yorkers have got the craze, and have in­ replevin, I could put the thines where you vested money m tlio search. Them is an would never find them, and what would old legend that two hundred years ago an you do to help yourself? Perhaps you’d, Indian saw four white mea ascend Shark sue Sheriff Connor ?" and again came the impudent question. “How arc you going river, and bury there an immense amount of treasure- This tradition wm communi­ to help yourself?’’ This is a faithful statement of ulurt took cated to an old settler, who for some un­ explained reason did not dig for it—the place n the office of one of the most re- . Jerseymen of to-day would not have let it spectablc and respected businta men in the city. There isn't any thing so rotten in dumber so long- and the story has been warld as the administration of law in this hr.uded down from father to son. Some time since a company wm organized city since tho courts and the officials passed under Tweed’s hands. There is no to search for the treasure, and last week responsibility anywhere, and an officer oierations were begun. The belief is that hero has nearly as much range as an Arab Kidd's treasure is in “Money Hill, as official. When Hcmbold's store on Broad- the place is called, and the company will wav passed into tbo hands of the sheriff never stop till they have gone through the the entire stock, valued at over $75,000, entire locality, and they have abundant capital do iL There are three hundred «m partly stolen outright, and tho ancc wu eaten up in costs, the creditors men at work, but upto date nothing has Their faith it so well only got a few thousand d .liars out of the been -found. whole of iL There was a vast amount of grounded that the men at work ware of­ valuable goods that never appeared on the fered. a very good sum per day for their invoice, and which the sheriff's officers services in lieu of the share in tho spoil corid probably tell about. It is a common originally promised them, and every one thing forthem to find some case of impute ’ of them declined. The work ia being done irregularity, and to arrest the party and by a regularly organised company. The bald him, till he pays, not the claim that raoo of fools is not entirely extinct. ings now, and What tho first Godet bought persons in thrir employment. aUPLarjut Club t>/SuliKribtri.avj LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE 18 NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL7 NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES. NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMAL8, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25e., 50c., or 11.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. Publiahore can supply U THE TOLEDO BLABI. Dw*r CARBOLIC OIL The Crest flattest! (nw<f LIN I ME N T The Blade is tho result of yearn of thoughtful and earnest effort to build up h Fim-daas weekly paper of National Char­ - WIH ks*p your Hornes and Saoek in Order acter adapted to the wants of the people WlT NEVER FAILS! Try it Ono-tdt of the whole country, North, South, East and West, k offers a greater number of Special Features of interest and value to FERRAND WILLIAMS 4 CO. VANDXRBILT. Speaking of I hare looked in vain for an upon a Christian dev whet it rr=«»« I< “■ for eeo-teeth the clb lhel am rn^e upon iL It Bithou about out thoemod dolUn . da;, Sit that » a mm oothbg. The n uay, oui » » —• o . i _ Charities nt__ :.r— are - — just See>* as aa poorly nnnrlv provided other for tbo crib that arc made upon them and the city is doing very hide work. Lart icaa than half a cent a fld it in any way, did not alter the pertin­ Tluok of the .bleeding hearts, and -Wd acity of the deputy. Even when these thtnr poverty stricken, and God forsaken facta wore nude known, he insisted he wires nil children. What a terrible thing should levy. Sunday a thousand men were grven tw«>'? ty-four hours’ work clearing lee from a “My door sir,,’arid the sbenff, pleas­ jirtion of the streets. Tao thourend •very d«v In-door and onl-door wortami antly, “1 will tell you how this can b^ set­ could be»employed, ana tt would bo eons fort or every borne, fa Country. FMag tled very easily. If you wiD just pay! mc and City. This information it not prepared dren would leam to long for papa’s return, mercy corid it be dune. The suffering by mere dribbler., bat by a large forte of tamy foes, I will make return no effects and homewould soon become bright, cheer­ this year is among the honest claw of peo­ lolfirert working men and women, who know found, and it will bo ail right." • , ■ Vv— —.kn.it ami tbev are tauated ple ; die laborers who have been thrown ful and happy. Then half of the preach* “Bnt I won’t (Jo nny such thing." re* out of work by the sugnrtion in all de­ era duty would be gone—no drunkards to lotted the indignant merchant. “Mcssra. partments of business. I have seen clerks Blank k Blank don't own any furniture pray for, no sons to look after on tho hero, and I've bo business to pay you than and Baleameo, who a year ago wc”s *“ re’ streets and beg of them to return to their ceipt of good salaries, raking relief from the man across the street.” . Charities because they corid do nothing hosnes—for fear, they, too might drop into “You had better pay tho money, and those “damnable hell begotten sinks of get rid of the trouble," persuasively said else. They would roll barrels on the dock, but there are no barrels to roll— they iniquity" that friend Willis talks about the deputy. “All I Tant is my fees, and would work on the streets, but there is ho No, no, we cannot consent to close those if you can make them secur#—-—, work for them. It is terrible; and to add "Get out of here, and go\lo Halifax, dens of “iniquity"—for if saloons were to will repay more roared the merchant; “and Kyon don t to the distress, the odd is intense. God dune—and everybody were to stop drink­ leave in a minute, I’ll send for X. police­ help the poor this Winter. UABTtIWB, Mica ______ JL. $100.00 in Greenbacks Vwj Uwfal to Even 0i» ' Joko's Guild, the ooblut of tb« efl, M wuhoMrunde, eod dietribni-fr"-<t>J I" tore are preparing to make a move on the old .millionaire's will. They are not sat­ isfied with the half million each left them, but they want a slice of the hundred mil­ lions be left. I should, be satisfied with wlint the least of them got. Cornelius, which are written exclusively for Tho Blade and published regularly in its cotamns. enough for him. He wants one-tenth of the estate or nothing. There will be an ugly fight over iL I have made up my mind unalterably not to leave a hundred millions for my hejri to wrangle over. I don't like them fights of families over failed to abuse would have happened ? Had Tilden a wot “Undo Peter's" quiet tastes, they will good legal ciaim upon 185 votes, does any ... --- —_____ . I L_____ IJ I . . wot objortto adding his aiUion to their MAM UriM IIVISIOI. the world, and a portion of its ample space is every week devoted to the Choicest Lit- Tte BdUMt Skwl Uar . KXST AXO WEST. to an show * 1IAKI UFIB1 A»i KTBOIT! TIMETABLE. property. THE SNOW Stopped falling' a week ago, bnt we are suffering from its effects ye’.. There has been but little freight over the roads for has resulted. Merchants arc unable to ship, and produce from the interior is lying along all the roads, writing for clear tracks. freight is pouring in in immense volumes. Ton thousand men, two days, would hare kept the Central track dear, but Vander­ bilt would not do iL He ia a chip of the old block. PlKTBO. Original and Selected ; Interesting Sketch­ es, Charming Poetry ; Tho Brighteat Wit Or'd Rapid.. l.r! and Humor; A House-Hold Department, filled ever week with practical information MiUUriUs :san ££.i:gis }! ■ IO IKirposc to make Saiardu The Toledo Blade .Gr’dIUp REMOVAL ! Tv And all that long experience in the business, a liberal expenditure of money, and aariduous labor can do to accomplish this purpose shall be done. splendid property idle that bis Inn U Bet« ~Unpau. * I* raa*'Bandar 01 ‘ mu HAT store oel; 75 cents a year—a praetfcri p«bhcation for practical people, is now the lead ing Agricultural Monthly of the Wert, and has a large aud constantly incroaring circulation. GRAND RAPIDS, ,‘KE it ft /roe* oy rfiooeX*1 V DML M^Lroil Srwwr “P*wys/yly tongas yya x*»trrrr«v«roe<, 22 MONROE ‘J mere. Tho Blade (weekly) can Farm Journal (monthly) •235. J s �ihggejDi-WBfiklyltfipteblicaiibapji&L guide CITY LOCAL H- R- TIME-CARD 11+4 r. u. llHJOr. u. AtlanticExprasa u'aturdayandSnnday*»<» r. m. Way Freight *1 - • ■ • 10:40 a. u. illr.M. Man Train at UASTINGS MARKS POST OFFICE TIME CARD Western, at 3J5 r. u. • luting. and Lowell—Arrir*daily.execptSouday. The celebrated Tennessee Jublie Singers gave a concert al Union Hall oa Monday evening. A very large number of people were in attend. Battle Creak—Arrive PORK.......................... MESS PORK. p*rlb. HAMS, per lb_~ SHOULDERS, per lb LARD, per lb_____ tonal Ww Notice; Tho Reform Club held a very interesting pfteling on Tuesday evening, at their new club room, corner of Jeflcmu and Court room ia being fitted up in tine atyle a* a read.Gao. W. WiUox Club. Wo understand Nberal contribution, are being made bv our eititen*. Among the presents oflastTuesday evening an S18.00 /a/wartfoa Hosier,------------ Alonso D.Cadwallader ftrcm'i Chart (b«u»i**i*»»re. J PWUipVF Ntakera township. - . TO-DAYS A DYER FISEMENTS. Regular meeting of Pioneer Engine Co, No. 1, Friday evening, Feb. 2nd, 1877, 7 o'clock sharp. Special and important business. Fraxk 8. Bowmr, Secretary DRI RD PE A CH E8. unpaired, per lb...-. MAPLE SUGAR. HIDES, sreen. per lb. SHEEP PELTS—----- a. CALF8KIN8.green.pwlb-------CALFSKINS, dry. per lb----------HONEY iBEKSWAX. pcrlb.-.,J.— CRANBERRIES, perbu.hel The assignees of John .Stanley, oak tho immediate tetikmcnt of all debts duo thm on his ad-ouat; aud Julin savs. ‘‘All parliar will dv him n special favor by com­ plying with the uLorc request" as he .flc— girts to settle. tfp. and ger on hit feet once ng,:’.. ___ Teblw3. Yankee Notions and Gun Powder at fcbltf Smith, Houle & Prerton'h. j All About Ute County. Call and *.<'d’ur’Teas. febltf Smith. IIogl»&Preston’s. " -UghL---------------Drencd Hog*—Light-—L CiilTi J,, Sugar ntid Red cordX at R-liliF Fjistii. liotti.E& Pleston'b. Mew Pork- Gold 105|. Wail Paper anti Boot Blacking nt Liat of patents iaaued to Inventor. if Micheach dated Jan. 10, 1877. Furniihedthia paper by Cox k Cox. Solicitor* of Patent* Heap and Crackers al fcbltf Smith, HodLfc & PwtjtoJt’s. Waahiagton, D. C. D. k S. Davia, Gill N«t, Detroit. T. Roberta, Spark Arreeter, Ionia. Mr. IL Booxer of Grand Rapids, sgent for gave us a very pleasant call this morning. Judge Bradley, a Republican, has been choher of the commission to count the electoral votes. it." guests the privilege of choosing the location enow is rapidly disappearing. The sleighwg it minus and the proepert for business, ia part,- . ■ The Itaforn Club, will hold a Union roost­ ing al Union Mall, on Eundgy *vsbdng. Th* Applas—.....— Beans-Un picked Dau Moneeu™-ifirm —- uf-Eunth. Manoo & ftcittm, )E&‘X.oat ttd ns be is going away, iEi,-'’expoqicd’cvcrrybody <, _ now haring „ unaottlud accounts will c*il nt once and Bcttk: truMve trouble. feblw4 Birney Hoyt presiding. and that it is doing a glorious work «X UK 4*X axin* 1* a capital on*, fall of »toric« of rare interest, and lUurtraiion* that would be cred. Itabl* to any publication ih thin country. There i* «uch a variety in Ballou1* that th* people like ii, and ■ will buy it no matter how hard the timee are or the attraction* which other serial* present. One of the stories in Ballou’s ia alone worth the price of tho magsxine, and then in every issue can be found a do ten or twenty tale* which can alwuy* be read with pleasure, not to mention tho poetry, and hoatehold article*, and humorous euu, which will tell their own>tory. But here i» a list of the content*, and every one cna what can be obtained far 15 cents, or fl.&O per y**r, and postpaid at**1- "J5ru“,“? "Sketch** from NalundjBirtory ; "Stirling "Egyptian Felflha "The Day £ or, The Turn* ^Fortune’* Wheel ; ' a Valentine ji "Katy's Ambition t 4 and Day ;” 'A Heart 1’man iro Valentine* " "The BomerSa ; •Lilia’* foauty;" "The Heiress and her Guaadine—A Tale of English Country Ufa ;" "Skv-Royai Jack : or an Adventure on the Guinea Coast "Tho Widow Armsby , " "St. V«l«.dl..’. 1MJ." •'<*>■ AM. Year’* Story"Th* Haunted House al Bright­ on;" “Our Yocsu PxorLx’a&Tosr-Tixura.— The Child of the WildmeM. A True Story of Early life in the North-west;" “TomroyBrinKham;" “Lort Davis;" -Ruthven’s Ifoaxlo Pars "T%* Houakeeper ;" "Part* ami Fanciro;" “•84. Valentine'* Day"—(Humorous BlustrotisMA Publiahed by Tbon.re k MI-t. '23 Hawley tauel. Bo*'™. ’“kf Fl-50 xx41 tf -zFlfly pagK-SOO lUwtreUoBi. wit +«• 4« *,Vfok‘h Floral Goto*, Quartarir. B erota a y*ar 1 Viek’e Flower aud \ cyeUbl* Gardea. M aonta in Potaloe*— Chiek*a»—Dr»***d. ,N Y. Timet by- VICK’S doubt, cover* SLOA _ ll« Fl.irer >■* V.tteUM. Carte*, ‘fejteS: ' J. Maus Optxisitc the Po»* Office ' Hastings, Mich. To Creditors. LIVERPOOL MARKETS. John Stanley has this day assigned to ug, for the benefit 6f his creditors, all his pronertv real and personal, (except snch as is, 1$ law, •tju'pt' we have taken a! ^bJciarf wifi aetdo all de&andi* Against him. . ..Ihrael 8. Boice. ' James Ryan, AssignocB. January Stl^, 1877. All. J)EHASW’ I)rE JoiWStasley and remaininii Eupaid, will bo placed in tho bands of rm attorney lor colloction, in tSHf&SrUBLlC. e hare made two medicine. with tb*m. But w-.tbln th* last two y«an coanter Ptsa?Mrm*dfolne* bar* eprong up. in lh*tr etoaa Imitation ot onr Trod* Mark. To this'' ht&e Kt their health The Druggist, RMpedfuUy annmmeee that he has again engaged in t^e DRVG TRADE, and has m stock a nd daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Flower aai Vegetable Seeds Vick'. Flower and Vqretobl. Garden.EAmhU; with elegant cloth cover* »!.<«. All my publications ar* printed In English and mn1n^i*°n^>w4d”T) AM ES VICK, Roehe*t*r. N. Y. Boring Wheat-. W. H. GOODYEAR, JilcrcJi/indisc which he offers io the people at freatly ltaEEM^MBER,the Pea pit? s Dr u tf S tor & is di­ rectly opDdstt-e Dmpire Bl-ock. Oner door easipfSpauldings IlABTINOS, iioljJS, 1876 Dated. Hasting*. Jan.' SIEVES. STAVES. . UNDERTAKING Bang a busings that needs a great deal of experience, ’ & thia luHU ot CtaKri~. UfKiw -I** dlMe-• • ’■'1 ■ +1 GUIDE. aartaay.. thirty <hy< j fam Hl* data Israel 8. Boice, «•»««“" •‘•MV. ■UrTi« James Hyan, "Talk” to the present number of St, Jfteholiu. January H»h, 1877. Aasignero. J. T. Trowbridge, brings the Irero of his serial House, before Justice Biker on Monday. If story into a very exciting adventure on ths' xxlT-kf ... . * ■ ____ .V- I—...11—-.1 will. AH pjjiqtmt of the “ regular ached school fin* *«•*• and incidents. A aerial story far and-’who iJe eradw;tcs,ofoT some Recredit­ gills, too, is begun in this number, entitled ed collie. Arc uigently remiMtod to "Pattikin's House."' meet at tho office of Dr. C. RujbcII on A Lodge of Odd Fallow* will be instituted "A talk about Canaries," by Ernest luger- Tuesday the 23d, inst-j atl o'clock P. M., day evening, February 6th, at Woodland Cue- «zJl, forms another attraction for IhagJrls, and * '■ ... —• -1 —.. .1 Upjohn, I bo FLORAL NEW YORK MARKET . TU..U Hu,k«. »«■*«■ »r-r™ ta.li > very interesting, and we have one will lie. xxi68tf Eggs—Freah. Our Centennial, Train baa brought me a well assorted stock of Boots, Shoca, aud Gaiters for the summer and f-tll trade, which I will sell way down low for Cash. I also sell the celebrated sHucer Sowing Machine different tinds ef S wing Manhinca. Nee­ dles aud Machine Oil. T also sell Well & Cistern' Pnmps. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. VICKS Illastrated Priced Cat; Bntter—Freib. Literary Notices. We are informed that the Reform Club at W Wheat—Extra. Sugar and CoUfrili «t fcb.ltf Bmjth, HutiptA Pju®tom*a term, will open ition, will be bold at Lansing on the 6th Inst., at 2 o’clock in th^afteraoen. in quality a specialty. 11 « Cora—No. 1Oate—Mlxad. " -While. Circuit Court next Monday. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and J^re.fcriptionf xkillfully compounded. Also a lull line of Pfflffl®, ELI®, FM, OILS, -Funey .­ -Poor Crockery aud Lamps cheap at fcbltf Smith, Hogix& Preston's. List of Patents. EX HX Lard Oil-No. 1. Shot aud Starcli st febltl Smith, Houle & Preston’s. Potter, Wm. Henry, W. G. LeDuce, The circuit court. February J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, MICHIGAN HASTINGS. Attention. List of letter* remaining ih the Post Offing on the dollar. City Drug Store! trifi.. We doir. u> settle every account on our books daring the mouth of February. WX°. Will every jtatron of tho Banker heed this call, and save us tlm extra expense of sending postal card notires. feblt-4 Honey. 1877. David A. Bowk*r, Edgar M.-llr, This la the first day of February. C. M. RUNYAN. xxi66tf DETROIT MARKET. Advertised Letters. | Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, sa leratus,*starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc.-, et<% which will be sold at s tweraoo sotc -tomo: fAickh. Remember the place, at J, S- R S Boot aud Shoe Store, Jetfersow street. Gitc me a call. Attention.. Wall Paper—Smith. Hogl* A Prwion. Widowshad Children—G«o. M. Savage k Co. Circuit Court Commissioner—P. W. Ntokera. ... HAMS ' Attention Firemen. Shot and Siarch--Smith. Hn«!« k Pre*tun. Vn»«tt!*d Aeconnts—Dan Masse. • 10 MUX • TH CHICKENS, p*r lb. CHEESE, per lb— VtGOL. pvrlb......... programme forlhe evening will be entirely COUNTY OFFICERS. c. wi. RUNYAN’S. I would reiT^tWy announce.to the citi­ zens of HastinJ* and vicinity, that I have a new and < ■i sm r 02214771 i BUTTER. p*rlb--------EGGS, perdex.n-------POTATOES, per bo.be) APPLES, per ba«hel_. ONIONS, per baihrl.... riv* Wednesday and Saturday at 12 m.: leave at j. J*. NEVINS.P.M. AT <3 COEN. PA-rbu.hr!.. BUSBY—GAZETTE.— At the re*id«ne* of th* Imdre parents in Cliarloite. on the Sinh of Janu­ ary- ,i’'‘\by tho uf th* tfoagresationsl was highly pleased. By unanimous request of the audience, they will sing at the whue place £■! GMCHUISI WHEAT, (whit*; per bushel-.------------ SlXfcglW WHEAT.'.red)pcrbn*heL_..................... 1 TO®1 20 mariSed. * All train, daily except Sunday*—exeept a» HaetlM* Commercial. was one of ih^ aUut oi the Ministers of the A-NoTtwuMHY Ntanxa. Tho number of J„n j A'jt far the week ending Januaty 20tb gonmi-v Tho Hellenic Factor In the LiMeru Pr. blo»i. by KI. Hon. Wm. E. Glad­ stone ; an it. .taltatiit of "The Marquis of President of Albion College, and as a man lie­ Lisafo," by George MacDonald; How Russians loved by all who knew him. Meet Death, a characteristic sketch by Ivan Turgunnft-f, imntlaiedby Lady George Ham. The travalor s favorite—Tho Sweet House ilten; Melattctbon, a chapter in the History of at Grand Rapids, Lyon A Pickering, proprie­ Education; The Feast of the Roofs, a Christ­ tor*, Is well filled al) of the time, despite the mas Fairy Tale from the French, by Heleq Stanley with a liberal rupply of choice poetry and miscelbuit. The back numbers contain ingtheCrtt in.tallthenls of MacDonald’s new aged Hotels in the land. -ei io) are Mill **nt in new euhacribere for ■ ■ Wide Awake for February is at hand, filled 1877. fall to the brim with interesting reading for pagvvrach (or more than unt o page* a year), young people, and very nicely ilhistr.ite 1 It tho snl uTiptfon priced) ia .low; whilo for ?10.C0 tbq,poKlivher pfier- to mhl any ono of lhe American S-j monthlies or'jBeekiiro with year; D. LothropA Co., Boston, Mas*., pub­ Tl.a l.h .r .Itr f. r a year, noth postpaid. Ushers. Uttell A (iay, Bonen, are ihc publisher*. The essay read before the Pioneer. Society at thtir late meeting by Mrs. Amos Wakefield, is printed on the first page of this iuue oQthe Iipjr—lli-lll.R.—At Carlton, on the ~ih ln*U by J. N. Covert. Ju.ties of the Peace. Mr. An­ drew Hoyt to Mu* Emma Fi.her. Both of Irv­ ing, Barry county. Miehigsn. VAN8CHOTEK-KLl18,-Ai th* Centro] Woe**. In thi* eltj', ou the SUh Iml. by T. J. Wilder. and are printed by request of the aocietv. ~ wrirm n»« «~r rmr winr. - The Rev. Dr. George D. Jocelyn died at Al. bion on Saturday last, aged filiy-lhree. lie promptly adjusted by the Insurance Company. ’ t? . ’ Madison Dispensary, Highest Market Price in Cash, For Pipe stare*, delivered In Hastins*. NashviU*. or Middleville. I naaireai Central Qou»*. E. D. WHITE, auanxoa. Mura.. Sept. 2, ICB, , • . POSITIVELY CURED. „ __ ___ Hmu^. J«1j xxtrif I S3 S3 . j 1 The Electric Balm will be wed only when desired. MARRIAGE GUIDE.OS SEXUAL fATHOtOGY. The old reliable, lb* Grand Rapid* Daily . in Rutland. . , ... r D«. 5ib, 1W6, lifetime, will alvraya J toution to thia port of business. .„ • ■ : ; . ■ T “ STEBBINS BROS. A. P. Drake C. Russell, a°d others. ‘ Mtchad' ll^ce is and why . ihould bo not be. His new .place of buaness is a favorite resort Tor tho public. Celia Theater fttmlshra a good poem,’ nnd as a matter oi-cotlrtt* he is reaping a ' rich hwW- ’ Btsfaartfo* Ihc pl»«. the Cmtennial.' door east of Em. Busby’s Barber shop,: truly nay that they cau do better work, and give belter satiafaciion than any other firm tn thia wetion. W. H. Stabbing, the ‘•■"‘iKlBir.'r'.oo “"t whjuMe’. fo >w 187i ulStf �and winter storms, because no animal suf­ fers so much, when completely drenched with rain or sleet, owing to the long tune after the storm it takes io dry them thor­ oughly. It does aocm that some farmers ircnss. poiueaa heithcr the common attributes of humanity in the care of their lire slock, riSte? Saloa made Yr nor brains enough to give them a knowl­ edge of what is to their own interests. Some of these men show a remarkable pro­ pensity for saving money «A<rn otfamed, and It would be, perhtpa an impossibility to draw three cents from some of them to save the country from ruin, while they turn their cattle and sheep into a field in the dead of winter, with no shelter from storms, and feed them from a haystack, throwing the hay upon the ground tote trodden under foot, or covered with toe driving snow. Such fanners are not fit to own cattle and sheep, and good adrioe, to them is in most cases, thrown Fori Wayne, Jadxou & Saiiiai G. P. Rowall & Co'». Col, 82500011 • sugar nxrrs rot swinr. 4 From toe following statement it appears that sugar beets alone when boiled will produce in good breeds of hogs two pounds of perk drily to each animoL The writer "In August toe hog weighed 360 Aya: pounds; ths manner of feeding was three times a day with boiled sugar beets, boiled in a kettle holding sine bushels, the beets being pulled and thrown into toe kettle, tops and roots, as they grew, ware net washed, but all sdherdng dirt rubbed off; no milk in, and the natural SHORT LINE MICHIGAN AND TUB SOUTH. W8 TIKKCARD ia EflWt ttac. IS, «!•. Trains ran by Chioaeo Tl«t. Taking Effect Dec. 10th, 1876 GOING EAST. TRAINS OOIHO SGCTH.____ us! juices of too beets, as the object was to test the value of the sugar beet for the purpose of fattening swine without the addition of sour milk from the dairy; therefore only beete were fed cooked as stated : the feed was three pails a day, morning, noon and night, the twelve quarts, that amount pail holding the hog would eat up clean, perhaps more, as his appetite was not cloyed, the inten. tion was to feed about as much as he would eat -clean and no more; after tember, feeding toe first of Sep­ fifteen days, bo weighed 390 pounds, a gain of two lbs per The feeding quantity and was continued ; same manner of feeding'through September ; thirty days gave sixty pounds 1 think the following gives a correct idea on the above subject: “If one has considerable quantities of coarse or inferior fodder to work up, and wishes to make up for its inferiority by ths use of grain, and if the principal object is selling milk by measure, without special regard to quality, and if the number of cows kept u large, say twenty or more, and one expects these conditions to exist several years, it will pay to purchase a good steam boiler and cook the feed for tho cows ; but if the number of animals is small, the quality of the very best, os when the object of feed­ ing is anything but making milk for mar­ ket, he bad better make his stable as warm and comfortable u possible, and feed his hay whole and raw, rather than incur the expense aud extra labor necessary for steaming food.” \ Smail trees, shrubs, bushes, Ax., are ber 1 of 450 pounds.^ He was fed the benefited by placing around them in No­ vember a manure mulch, consisting of sta­ weighed 510 pounds." In November this ble manure mixed with considerable straw. hog was fed-on corn and oats ground to­ It protects them from the heaving action gether, with no beets, and he increased of the frjri in freexing and thawing, and three pounds daily, and was killed Decem­ also enriches the ground by rains washing the liquid manure into tho ground. ber 1st weighing over GOO pounds. But the Act that he gained two pounds daily, on sugar beets alone is a matter of interest to farmers. An acre of land well prepared and enriched will produce 800 bushels of as a bushel will make two pounds of path it would be cheaper to fatten begs witR-.beats early in the season than with corn and other grains ; but feeding the last month on corn meal, Ax., to harden the pork. Farmers must study economy in every branch to be prosperous. of their busueas in order ■ Whin manure is spread on grass lands in October or November, and is soon cov­ ered by snow that remains on the ground all winter, much of the manure would be lost, its virtues drying away, and passing off into the atmosphere; and in such local­ ities it is better to spread tho manure in the spring; and the grass will soon grow up and sliado it, and the spring rains will carry the most of its virtues into the ground at toe time they will do the most good. Fino well-rotted manure only should be put upon gnu lands. Conroe and hard qualities of salt are J some soils, immediately after a heavy that has made the ground soft, posu best for meat packing for the following be drivon in to the, * *** * reasons: They dissolve gradually, and, eep with a beetle,, ' contract tho meatby degrees to a desirable compactness; they keep the salt pickle the following: ‘Thad secured split oak within a certain moderate concentration ; posts at a cost of ten cents, delivered. they cannot enter mechanically into the Those were sharpened, and I calculate Chat meat, and thus overcharge it, and may the chins and bowings pay for this wort therefore be applied in a sufficient excess After too posts were sharpened aud placed so as to compensate for the losses of pickle on the line al the proposed fence, stakes by leakage, etc., without endangering toe were set firmly on the line, fifty feet apart, tenderness and the flavoring to prematureand two lines ' drawn, one at the bottom and the other at toe top of the poets. The common fine salt answers for a With aufoe-feet resours.we proceed to short period of keeping very well, and is lay off the places for the poets, stacking consequently used in the packing of meat down pegs a foot long. With a sharp for immediate family consumption. Fifty spade a hand followed and took off the sod, to fifty-six pounds of course salt are usual­ and also removed the earth one spade deep, ly taken for toe ssltag down of one bar­ I followed with an iron bar, round and rel of ratal; the bottom and top of toe sharp at the lower end, but enlarged up­ barrel should always be carefully covered ward anti! fifteen inches from the point, with • layer of coarse salt. it fa four inches in diameter. With this instrument a man may make the holes very rapidly. After making too holes for five or kx rods we set tho posta. A strong bench was made about toe height of a common table, having a cleat naflod to the legs on each ride for a step. Armed with a beetle, one man mounted this bench while the other hdd the post, aud it was sent to its abiding place quicker than I can describe the operation." He used boards 18 foot long in this case, nailing on the lower one a foot from the ground, three boards high, with a furrow turned up with plow on each ride. When a eheap face is wanted about four and a half feet high, or higher, toe lower board may be Con 18 teehee from the ground, if a vy plow be run on eaeh ride to throw up the earth about a foot under toe fence. New Advertisements. GOOD WIDTHS PUBLIC! STOCK OF GROCERIES Farmers should have an eye to their seed wotadoes for plantin'* offonX next snrinir The o^eri^e of thXands in various sections of toe country goes to show that large potatoes for seed are no better than mo£urn sised oom, only that in a dry senate, if planted whole, they ob­ tain the planta by toe moisture in them better than smaller potatoes. Itin not ad­ visable to plant toe very small ones ; they of ~ OU Mro.J and IVi.mrR, hrrfduartf or •eijuirrd. trratrJ STR I CTLy’'PRIVATE •7rtb nllh O^LdRarid* i’lsSu**railroad DnJVrsraf aorta will ata rtnnat i JACKSON’S BEST” SWEET NAVY additional weight making a total on Octo­ beets i IAILMAI. AGENTS KANTSD 1 Cnnbiustioa Pro- or any other drink given to too hog except the water too beete were boiled day. Railroads. Railroads. NfcVADVERTlSMENTS abed for his ahasp to go under in cold foD PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY CHEWING TOBACCO MUTH TWTlTrTlgj—avtUe. Wta. $20000 00 iS GOLD w “'i 5: rfr Furniture, Milk Safes. WWRtfteHilh. HASTINGS Furniture, Coffins, Etc. ■TH M. STEBBINS BRO’S, nnd be happy again. Where you wnl find all kinds of FURNITURE! A Gret BedictiH ii Prim! Of every Description which we can sell cheaper than any house iu Barry county, for these reasons; 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. 2d. Because we make the most of our goods ooraelvee. 3d. Because we keep the best of work­ men. 4th, Because we warrant al! goodt wc mate. We sell none of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods re make are made by hand, and warranted. We invite nil persons to call and inspect our goods, for they all bear inspection. No trouble at all toshoW our goods. Parties having pictures to Frame would do well to get them fronted of us u wo can do it tetter and chcoocr than any house in Barry couoty. We keep toe larges! and selected stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paper­ holders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and everything in too Furniture Line. We inrite all persons to call and look at our FURNITURE Tte Grart Snttai fimuiito- Northern RAILWAY COMPANY CENTRAL Look here ! Look here! Peerless Milk Safes Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly don. fiOr*“We Mean Bnrinwts". Furniture Rooms south side of State street, opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hard­ ware Store. ______________ STEBBIMS BBB'S Detroit Advertisera e nts. we guarantee Satisfaction. Hctne furnished free to purchasing a Coffin worth £ «n giro you tetter figures than ever rffered be: orc, for we make the most of our Coffins and Furniture. . Railroad 'STATIONS DEFY COMPETITION, D. D. MALLOBY & CO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-05.pdf 0d1ae1bc3cbd59afae14f624a78229c0 PDF Text Text ■ -. fhB^i-MjfiejrtiblicaiiDapper, AXD J..:?.* ; ' PUBUSUER. 1 of tiuta Straot. HavtlBC*. Barn . 11 ;"T ixi'i- | J. g, GOODYEAR & CO.’S Announcement! Dry Goods and Clothing. Tailoring. A .fine. Tailoring Department connected with otir Store. THE TOLEDO BLADE. HATES OF ADVERTISING. ne Boots and Shoes A Large Stock of Boot? and Shues, nil kinds, very Cheap. i^Jrej »i.w_i nonJ fi^ooi *Loi|_^£bo ‘ J Suture I 3-50 16-00 l/toorujol Mft) g Cotumn l jq> r MO f'XWt Bait iyJw ■J Cutamn I 5?o> I oxio llAOPTlP-OOI "MO S coidum i «to I u oo' i ae ool wroitobo 1 Column. I ' lotol gM»l 80J0I MAPI UW> Groceries. Groceries of all Ignds as LOW as they \ Salt. A full line of Saginaw and. Onoiv). Come and see ns CAEDS ' Fpr we mean to sell goodf/, so that it shall be lor your advantage to buy of us. ,J. S. Goodyear &>. Co? Hastings. Mich. Jnn. 17. 1877. janlbtf. ONLY WINE. attorney at law a solicitor ‘ AND ’ SURGICAL Grand Itsptd* B«ud»r*»<>nv-r Dtvhfon-fcC SMITH to KWAPPEM. ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICIT- at'C. PECKiLAM, ridfl PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, FRKOCPORT. BARRY COr'.Trtr i MICH. .*^ffi£.atum...» given u> Db-a. I» anrombiwBtiy iseMMfal in rarlra <*«• in bb 0i»dt uM-rt.itl.r*, piiJ lui* minv HriBK.witnMM* vrfi. owo lif.and hMlth to kiln, bHot harin* S*r«n nt> nil bi4>: at relief. UL» rtmediojare altuMilntslnnw*. with tnnrvrlou.eaeaqr rtticriM »ymp:oi»« nan rrtauvina the reuvunf <!i*m*a. rnrtorins tbo vital otnm t<> lb*:* n*tar*l fuMti.M-DarUyin? tn visor*tinx Hie whale rjnrm. «nd helttml- —— twarrt ™ lain ___ A. 1>OCTO» WHO It I* f»l»e eeonootr la *nff«r from any annoyias dbrnm ar ry mptoro, vriffeb. frqm M* abllitraod »ue*• in vo many nmllar oaaca. roa bare evrry reaaou Io tyahav* tv- In-nlur eaa eatr. Health h ahaanar an aafiarinc nod funeralr, Do not be uu-led ar taflinerd by tho . nvpu*. Jealuin nr prehntimd. but Lina on ynnr own be*l Judamant. eall t» tally invr>ti|-iie mvI na'i-Ir yourvalf. Kt»to«e todejonnee a frTtrho uki bupel.i th. hand* of tmod Jhyri-iyru. nr>4 by J)U h!„riar AiIi and mprovIn how miare*w« Un* e«n bc*abt of frTvnd* or r<-lastly*, victim* of IfenvniAptlO'i or ogmlgaUnum dla- can be raabirwi lotManti W-tfir (kllind*—— wtk-«> •In.v IW.al!s*. L«a>Ju | tynn Fr nt anccwMfol pliyalcfftn.nnd ImVtnxnmrii DR- H. F- PKCKSAM. CHO PUYSICIAJt AND SUW bdur /Zarrw fbmUg. JUbd ir treatment that my fklth In yyo I iabl«- |.i.r*i4te»- ••k»u*l bavobrti r yean*, wta.anera-tuMl traalmar Jtiw effect. I can alert* bauer. a* <OI» H.e puo.u. .................... ..Irr.rut l« pieuliarljr *u«r»**n>1 iss.Wi.awatK bm.-erw.rol mode of treaUrreuL IS??or'wh»t.veruMi>.urUBtur». c.rvrullr l I. . .. .... . __ miliar rrlallu* to kinllb <*nd bcBUlX), prf- LUCIUS RUSSCLL, ' TER. Circuit Court Conunlmteaar. Peace. Saury Public, and a»nend ce^ver the National Bank. Slata ISAAC W. VRQOMAX. : G. HO14TB0OK. - t AT LAW .M. MMior — CL*— 5sx’^»tukrs'. “•. ’ ' , He batbW -bis--haggardbefore 1 going to thn >£niag roam, and whon ha went out. cautiously looked tho door iron | T>y Moibaad Telegraph, frdm all parts of Mrs. Emmons was silting alone in her •ho ■worifr ^Jti brief; it? R oto kftn and 1 own dainty little room. Rich damask cur­ purpose to make ThsuToleda Blade so > tains, velvet carpet, bronse jardenier. , nearly as possible b7jjr Sevres vases of rare patterns, a fine copy A Ferf^t FmMT if the Siatino Madonna, u plush covered 1 And all that loog expertonoe in tha easy chair, rosewood bedstead, a curiously business, a liberal expenditure t of money, ,j inlaid eseritotr/ Everywhere were elegant t and anpduous labor can do. to accomplish .. articles of virtue, and all that wa« suegesthis purpose shall Be done. tive of wealth and refinement. ‘ And the lady?—scaico six rnonffra’a „rt 75 cents a ■ practical pabli* ifintitafcei wife : A form of mutchlew syTOetry; a ,m now the lead* face of rare lovlinem, with childish -dimpler TOn_^_Jy of-tim W«H, k»g ,48"9 in the chin,lips that reminded ope of ahalf' •1 and constantly, in^reaang open rose, eyca that rcmtillated with each circulation. wave of feeling And to all this was,added i Single an expression ofwonderful womanly tenderi same rale ror a snarccrinno; vinos at ncss, seldom seen in so fair a ftec. ' r five, per year, •ifTAicnoh ; Clubs of-MA Bui just now the eyes were humid, the’ «»L ovo^ILCS wm each, and aa.«^m 1 v corners of the mouth drawn, thtf fora She camo timidly toward him, and drooping, and the delicate hands clasped nervously, and for this: tQvcrdl times lookad wrttolly to too eyre, which hid1 more. The Blade (weekly) and Ameri­ can Farm Journal (monthly) one year for within hcr"short married life, her husband »lwuy» bofewt««* to loringly. z135J^., had returned to her, with breath and man­ ' i “Ella, wi&! What docs all thia mean ?’’ ner which told plainly that he had been he Hiked, sternly, but with & suspicious I We have jaatnlrctoily revised owr Book ” too familiar with the /wme aup. And q hirer in htfi'viicc, that told ofsuppressed >L«4, and now offer twwvety auhteriber the last night ho had returned from hut club, emotion. • r beat works of-standard authors for almost “ It -meaba that I want you to knpw accompanied by a friend, who explained to the frightened wife, that he had, only Juslhuw I frit W night, how I have frit all day; and that you may, guess how for once, taken a little to much wine. And now. here, in her beautiful home; how dreary tho future looks to me,'" she Addrim The Bfade, Toledo, Qhto’ she was looking away to a time whto men, added, with a little sob. "'I0 ' ‘‘ALaudliu," he muttered, looking’awuy aye, and women too, would point at him, * I >V«» UaeJbl to Every-Opt. as a drunkard, and at her as a drunkard's wife ; to a time when all thesa pretty «- ,t. "But you will forgive me, Frenkl" she litrt a profit for a very 1UU« moder, aa to axroundings should bo swept away, and tuey said,'/meaning for tho fright she had given p«Hfftfe*atoihKw*mteyo, wMrlo tl^ft; hun.' j) go down, down to poverty and shame. Wil Aou- u do U-ln.tthar word., ta hM< his But ho dra not yetcoiy.pro>Knd, and re­ brain, help hi. hand*. Here is one way tp do The picture was frightful! But what “Upon one condtHou." And this: Thfi amillirrinf or extra prodnedeu of could she do? She had spoken to fata, plied : willing past her, seixed tbn half empty Irm than half a cent a day, or 3 cents a week. only to be teased and petted for her fears’. ‘ “Become a drunkard on wine ? Why, wine', bottle, opened the pipduw, and "' I have been accustomed to its use, at turned the contente upon the pound. "There, now will you promise me never proper ’ limes, ever since I left the nur­ sery. My father tdwaya placed it before to drink wine again, when away from ,«4r . his gentlemen guests." And Mrs. Em-' mons thought, sadly, of a brolhe.-, beG>re whom it had been placed, until it had gling in her silly trap, and her woman’s failed to satisfy him, and with stronger wit suggested an after-thought. ‘Whyftduld I? Where is the harm drinks, hejhad hurried ou. to hide himself in a drunkard’s grave. But she did hot in drinking a little wine ? I will promise to* mover drink anything stronger, if yea •ft' and ho continued: “You know I never indulge in any. with me to do bo.’’ . thing stronger than wine. Besides, if I “Heavens 1 . Has it come , to thia? should refuse it now, vou know vesywell Listen to toe! A person can become as what our triads would say." & thernughiy inWixieatcd on wine as any "Indeed I do not. What would they ; Yitfier-li<|uor, if ha drinks enough of it” - Uwater “Simply thia, that I am afraid of mv, little wife," and he caught her up.and ■ swung her lightly about the room. “Btrt never fear! I am all right. I will promise you never to drink anything stronger then wino. Are you content ?" “Hardly. You are su dear to ma, Frank, and I am so jealous of your good ollaoHnjr Court Tl< r treat SrtleVkl Itert^iper OB from a blow1 “The ^errants, mns^ knpw nothing of 1 this, or even suspect." ' • ' | Doctor Aikln’s Double Column JAMEH CLARKE, .V doused her heart to beat faster, and her ANOTHER YEAR. eyes to sparkle with a strange briUianqy. ' -She ' glanced at tho little crania don; ' on hoar he would be horns. She did ncrrfii gave way, and withA dread of what not call a servant, but herseW Weat to tha. i•he 1,4 Jaik cellar and brought ;ft bottle of the beat ..Woman feu down in . a white heap at nil Wine. This she uncorked and emptied . half its contents in thd slop jar, that, the , Still careful of hm- fair fame, he did not perfume might the better permeate the 'rjog, bnt used such restoratives as ha room. Then shcplaoed a small table near j-fbald command, and -pho pas^Booa,tubing That *o with hop* too Ions d*f*rveil in his .ams.. And the bed, and put tho half emptied bottle L _ after a little the told on jt, together with a wine-glass and an- Jiim “r all. *’ 1 And he gladly reiterated his cither bottle,' the latter an empty one. Go- ,prottoo, only too. toaakful that hia pre­ ingto bar escritoir she took some violet icious wife had not stumbled, and that not ink, and dropping a little in water care- In gem was missing from her beautiful fully bathed her face with the-hquid, until icroftb of Womaahoad. . . , . it assumed the purplish hue she sought. 3hc then put on a plain wrapper over net pretty home dresfi, and after turning over Another year of (ettins *nn*. a chair dr two, and otherwise disarranging , ’ her room as much as possible, she threw ' The Blade is the result of years of hcnelf upon the bod, and nervously awaited the arrival of her husband. The thoughtful and carnal effort to build up a Finrt-elato weekly-paper of Esttin! Cttr" moments seemed long, but he came at adapted to tha-waute of tho people last, oriH softly openedthedoor,'to Stand' aeter > Of wavinc field* and ruddy fruit the whole country; North, South, East aghast at tin* spectacle of bis almost per- of 1 The branebe* weighing down. foot wife, evidently in tho pitiable stepor <and West. It offers a greater Dumber of Another year of happy work. • S>cial Features aC toter»l kU .»!■•. to of intoxication. •; That better b than play: Tlu) bottles told their owd story l and 'the general -readoz,-tha^a------ **■------------Of aimple earest and lore that grow* Aiu^f-JKasc*’ the room was filled with tbpartfaa of wine. published. 1 popular Humorou/Lctters' Be stepped to the side of the bed, and 1 Another year of baby mirth * , Mssy^MswiAaiT^ gawd at the half hidden, flushed face of ‘ And childhood’* blamed way*. which are Witten cxclosively Of thinker’* thought and prophet’* dream liis wife, and tailed her name. But she ' And poet’* leader by*. only muttered in broken phnuas, oucL he .nnjl published' regularly'm mt down by tho bedside, and covering hia ।Tho Blade is one of tbb iar Another year at beauty’* fea*U . face with'his hands, groaned aloud. How the world, and a portion of . ... At every moment (pread. long he mt thus fie cdqld tierer tell. It 1is every week devoted to the Choicest Of lilent hour* when grow dbtinet riiigfat have-been hours' if ho judged by ' tlte agony he eadurod. I But lhDfdinwwl^—--------------------------- Great Bargains in Dry Goods. All kinds nF Fancy Goods at BOTTOM’PRICES. Roa«iy Made Clothing Speciality. . TERNS OF SCBSCBIPTION : One copy, one year is Advabea.--.:...,..— If not pail in advance..... ........ — PROFESSDIH AND BUSINESS - HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1877. VOL. XXL NO. 81 EDITOR u. “Will you promise?." . . She came ncaret to Jinn,'and looking -with fitr mremerio eytott bts own, said , • ’“.Will you promiie, too, FrankT’ ' > “What?" „ , ,. ... “WiU you. t°o» promise to. drink no -■wm^when yot| are away from me ?” "Thank yon; dariing ! I will keep my- - - “Dti premia ! <mI I will novar so much bdf worthy of \ our tore," and With a kisir' n iook-U it, if I «aa avoid afi," sh»«i<L. Klqdwith. he had left her, to come home “overcome ijjgWfr* while her fine with wine." • J Mm. Emmons had named k filelfi«^ night; and her hnsband had roe* toHifi a^Ule ytai^’cart of the paper. Hl ■ai -»«TW»W »Um far halldt-i—< i»; • mWtwiqr of IM owUy wkm-Wl :'t.. n. Great oare i» exercised to hayewrsrj . �H JR- steven2s_Coiumn._ I$100.00 State Affairs OUR WAS'^mOTON LEITER. in Greenbacks SUCCESS enees and in fact an aloyst endless repre­ sentation of the achievements of man, will hare a far more enduring and perms neat result. Even with all the incalculable good to be that the products of the mines of Onton­ agon and Keweenaw counties fur 1876 were upwards of 24.94U tons of oar. The railroad land grant land* fa Mich­ igan pay nearly or quite $150,000 of taxes per annum, under the new law—quite a sum of money to aid the northern cdun- derived from this whieh men have stored up in their minds and their note-books, we have retained fa th* "country a very eocaidcnble propertiou of the actual materials ■nd inMe. eibfbneJ Perhaps the largest u Pbih&lpbu. recurta euUeetioos from foreign countries for permanent exhi­ bition fa the United States arc those which feU into the hands of the Naxioual um at Washington. thoumnd boxes No Ira* Muse­ than ten having a and packages, wright of five hundred torn and reaching of the enoraoua number of hundreds thousands of articles, have been presented this Museum from the countries of Europe, of Asia, of Africa, of Australia, the ynerian Islands, Sandwich Uunda, Canada, Bermuda and of South America. The appropriations af the Smithsonian Institute, the United States Ffah Com mimirri and the Interior Dqurtment m»de The State Lreaiatirr .lovmal daily is now mailed to the clerk of every township, city and organised village fa the State, to be left on file fa his ofire for the use of the public. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS SO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO PAIN. THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OB THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25c. 50c., or 11.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. bring constructed by the Pallman Palace Car Company expressly for this line. Tbeee can wiH be sixty-six feet long, ten feet wide, and ten feet high, with twelve sections, one dnwfag-room (with table room for six persona >. and one state room, l-crides the kitchen, chins doest. dressing The keeper of the Wayne county joor- room, etc. The fate^w will be finished house baa made a statemeat c! the ac- with black and white walnut, mahogany, counts of the poor farm during the past French ash, and curled maple, the place of year. The gross product.s were $7,065,36; the usual bead-lining bring filled in with am junt paid fur hired help. $503.75. leav­ foreign polished woods; the panels be­ ing the net products $6,561.51. tween the windows will be of Csliforuia The balance of cash fa the state treas­ laurel and other California woods , thi lamp fixtures, window fateniags, door ury Jaa. 20 was $830,873.42 : reeeipu during the week ending Jan. 27 were hardware, etc., will he of trippie plated $33,323.62 ; payments during the same silver. The upholstery of the sente is to time were $37,524.27 ; balance fa treasury be of rich but plain reps, oorrespoodfag Jan. 27, 1S77, $826,174.77 ; decrease far and hkrmociring with the wood finish of the sides and roof of the ears. Between the week $4,200.65. eaeh set of sente is spare for a table that A meeting of the first and avcood wort will accommodate four persons comfortably, gaga bondholders of the Detroit and Mil- . but as a rule, are Dot expected to neat sraukae Railway wa* held fa Detroit re- more than two persons. The glam and chinaware for the tables are now being The Probate Judge of Ionia county de­ clare that he has over cases on his docket, and farther maintains that unkm be m given a elerk he srtll not catch up with his work be^re the next Centennial. where they will be carcfuly stored until an cxietmoa ofthe present building of the Na­ tional Museum shall aford room far their brown open to public. the free adnriou of the general settle up the bmfaen of the present orgauixation and to place it fa operation up. on a new basis under the tint of the De­ The electoral bfe which jroedtbe Sen­ troit, Grand Haren aad Milwaukee nilate Thursday monmg after an all night road. To do this the committee is vested with the power to arrange dxffereacns with session, contfatKs to be the prinripJ sub­ other railroads and oorpontioaa, and to ject of di.rumsna and thought. The op* fame $5,000,(M)0 fa bonus rotr.ing thirty poritiou to rhe hiB in the Senate was led yean, a portion of which are to be ex­ changed fa settlement of prone t facumbranoes and far the payment of the e xpeaO«ir afc -f Ike btlkr ta* Uxni aes of the racrgaaxntioa. It is hoped that Coagram will take aoam action to the matter without defer. under the For some lime We have heard hints of a line of hotel cars Lr the Omaha and Cab iiornialfae of the Chicago k North-West­ ern Railway. When asked about their cars, the ofieen have uniformly evaded g direct reply. Our “reportorial iutfaefa’' taught us to investigate for ourselves. We hare done so, and are now enabled to state pontirely that such a line will be started fa the early spring, and that the cars are now be^buiU. The fact will no longer be a secret after this day’s pa­ per gets before the public. ' Four of the roost magnifi-xot betel cars disadvantage of having argw- xx45xl jiffs’ CARBOLIC OIL ^•■ST-ISA. FERRAND WILLIAMS A€O. selected from the Royal Dresden exhibit that was at the Centennial Exposition and so greatly admired. Each piece of silver ware, glass-ware and china-ware will hare the monogram of the Chicago A North­ Western road marked thereon. The kitchens of the can will be so arranged that do fumes from the cooking viands can reach the occupants of the berths. On each car will be a steward, two cooks, throe waiters, and a chambermaid to wait upon lady patrons. It is the intention of the company to furnish the best meals .^1 __ J REMOVAL SUU» UMM Mil SETHir ogam will be attainable by those desiring thcue luxuries. Tbrre hotel cars wiB leave Chicapu oo. the “ California Express, * and ran through to the Missouri river/ Ou the west-bound train, dinner, supper and breakfast will be 57 meata upon record which went directly to The total rainfall for the reason al San Jtue, CaL, has been only 2.73 iorhea. The o&cial argon of the German empire pab&hcnthe population of Germany a* you the bill wiH law. undoubtedly become a There is very Bede known m yet regarding the House membership of the tribunal, but the names moot promfasntiy Tm 8 mate committee charged with m* vmteguriat the Into Alabama riactmu wfli begin their hUr to-momw. UnEke the ethers, this committee will net go to the AD bridges on the line of the Mariettaand Cincinnati and Bahimore and Ohio Roadi are inspected daily. Over $2,000,000 fa eofa and buIHoo passed through Lcmdcm, OoU January 30 on rente tor the Treasury Department at The lessee by fire fa the United States during 1876 were $64,630,600. The tomes tn M amaehtwtt- amreroted to $5,* 471,400. Judge David Irirto, the newly eboeen Senator from Illinois, is said to lie worth about $3,000,000. He owns fourteen im­ proved farms in McLean County, HL. 1877. Oneidi, N. Y. S2.OO U behind the Cnmritntii. m w< V by m doing they mn get into eftre. G®aal Brikuap, w>o haa been to the mare hot AprS awaittag his trial, han ttofawah. Udnaaad abator to the Dto L ie S J iU » 111 CM« WauMto, farefall IMas. aa4 Aehw fair Wasp year Haramaad Bfaek fa Outer *»-IT NEVER FAILS! Try it Ooce-eu - fe-a methods of,warfare, the study of the sei- iiI ? ! MUSTANG . already been caught fa tlw St. Joseph river weighinc over two pounds. At no distant day the health to the humane race, the improve­ river will abound fa those fish. ment* fa shipbuilding and the systems and From the Ontonagon Miner we learn ’ fastaHtncnta. California Salmon’ bare efforts made for the security of life and < 1 study of the educational systems, of the f , ???? 1 I I I knowledge of the resources of each section “Honest’money for all, nnd free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” -i II 1 ? tnro and art, a wider and more intimate THE *FOE OF PALN 3 S' And still our Platform. Address, THE AMEBICAM' faOClAEMT, Onetea.M.Y. a new types of form and color in manufac- 1877. The Michigan House has 41 farmers, 24 lawyers, 9 doctors, 8 merchants, 7 lum­ bermen. 3 builder*, 2 preachers. 2 bankers and 2 editors. , The Board of Sapervison, of Genesee county, voted to give Judge Turner $200 a year, extra compensation, in quarterly _„ The after, iulmmcea fa in the way of suggestions far progress to aiyxs-jro thom who hst vr cl m. TUT AKMia(j|r the toyy MT.mbartt^ Wl ‘■•W •/ H* ftwLjfirju v Srw, 22 MONROE ST. tl-y ll f ’ Nations of the World, seems to hare en tiiriy subsided. MICHIGAN FARMER Atosthsnwsktesa tailto. nro. kaartsf Us »»item toss*, pro l,r’- »—sanohmsl ta Vlsmmts. rotas wschiaM. S^rwarr. «• . eu ® very defective soma! system to a new one adapted to the premt needs of mankind. and to dinero the principles which should govern the transition, is the function whieh the AMERICA* SMI A LI ST has undertaken to perform. This is an rightCreek, on the new line. pnge paper, about ths atm of the Sdnific Tom G. Stevenson has purchased the The ware of oramtion and excitement faterot of H. C. Sesrions fa the Ionia American,^ *s pubhshod every Thurs­ day. at Oneida, N. I. Terms ; One year, made by the late Centennial exhihitinp Beateari, and will hereafter run it atoce. $£$$; Six months, l.M;*a/n>oys tn oJand gathering of people at Philadriphfa, D. Durwin Hughes, Esq., will deliver nomre. Lt giro a careful Summary ofNaws, which pasacd over this oMntzy and found faterotfag Corropsudence, etc., etc. The ite way with more or lens power to all tho Stcaid Value began January 4th, 2 To watch, report, and assist thia evolu­ tion of the drtimed world from an old and �^^jni-WeeklyhephhlicHbanper. " Counoll Prowedlngt. ' •'FIIIALMNIWWWWn. .. UHANfiER’S l iTV I.OCAL R- GUIDE D. 1877. Present the Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Evans, H- TIMK-CARD Petition of Charles E. Barlow, City Treasurer, ItU r. M. j»ck*oa Expt***. 1:15 a.m. Atl.nticEzprea* (SalurdayandSoodariJfcM P. M. •Fay Freixhl •» - • lOrtfla.M. .rar.d Rapid* Exprw • • MBs* W.yFroisht * Uflflr.m. <11 train* daily except Sandays-exeepl aa POST OFFICE TIME CARD (.'*nd Lowell—Arrive daily, except Sunday. ‘LlfcrlK'NbBoM. Special jloticy. for aa extension of his tax roll for thirty days. Which wa« ou motion granted and hi* tax Ayes—Aid. Evans, Lewis, Reed, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 6. Tho following accounts were then on motion aarezally allowed and orders op the appropri­ ate funds ordered to be drawn therefore. For Jurors feet in the case of the People vs Rose $ .3 00 pie vs Bell 8. 8. Garrison constable fee* In the case of the People vs Bell 8. S. Garrison, two suits, eonstable foe* J. Q. Creasy surveying and Sheriff fees in tho matter of widening State St., Burrell* j.M. NEVINS. P. M. COUNTY OFFICERS. Campbell David Bennett for hauling bore George VanBrunt for cleaning out ditch John Fisher for 5 cords wood for engine house ci! room J. Angle forfixing door and cleaui TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. The resignation of Harvey Wright of lhe of­ fice of City Attorney was presented and on motion accepted by a vote by ayes and nays as follows: # GotdllWi- X'/ . Tomlinson, <>. A communication from Benajab BoUpm one of the bondsmeu on John Cole’s liond as liquor ’ i’lcavant last Saturday. Circuit Court to-day. Council meeting to-morrow evening. The Reform Club nor Tlte Editor of the Bawtra* wffl Inetltutea Lodge* Odd Fellows at Woodland Center thia i Finance Committee. On motion to approve Gibb Matthews bond as liquor dealer, said bond was di-approved and said Matthews required to file I. .nd with Bell as liquor dealer, said bond was disap­ proved and that said Andrew Ball be required te give a bond of *3,000.00 with two or more number of the (hridt eentains an illustrated botanical gl scary and a large number of short articles and replie* to correspondents on lhe best nmanek of cultivating the products of the garden nml^oiboure' With eharetcristic lib­ after b*ln< pronounced Incurable by phyilrians of acknowledssd ability. Scbenck't Palmouiefinup / z - M anar*. TO THE PCBLIC. The four iiluHtratcd articles Ui the Fabru- . For many yuan wa have mad. two mi aryJ&riiwrMctheWrtofall. They contitt railed to the ailment* of a vast clam of *i Thounand* of cure* h»v* bmn made byth* of a spirited pager on trout-fUhing in the in fact, the word failure eoald never be i General McClellan s second paper on a winter Journey on the Nile; T. W. Chambers’ sketch* ofJoin Romeyn, Droadhead and E. 8. Nada!'* biographical and critical sketch of White, of His- Apples Wanted, t-speclally wbrtby orfiotire, antTia on excellent compan­ ion piece to the paper on talmon-flsliing at each Box of Pills or Pot ot Ointment and the end will soon be reached. - long ago. published in the same tnagssine. Kate Field has some bright uad entertaining recollections of Bcctboreti. Pagi'nlni, and Sir Julius Benedict. Saxe Huhn furnishen a I will mail I ide Vwrotable Balm that will remove Taa. />•«*Irt. Pinplf oad Blolrktt. leaviac tho *kin toft, etrer and bmatlful: b1m> lutreeUoMdbr prtxfue- story. ••Firmer Bassett's Romance," which is characterise,! by -the deftness and simplicity TG CONSUMPTIVES. On motion the Council adjourned L D QcAcxxxsvstt. Roeorder. •tram fire engine. Masonic vis i— Grand Maatcr—Wn>. Dunham, Manistee. D. G^ M__ John W. Finch, Adrian. G. 8. W.—Isaac T. Beach, Almont. G. J. W.—R. C. Hathaway. Ionia.' ieal Society will bo held el Pontiac The I*reabylerian social will be entertained residence on Open street. A cordial invlta- be held at their Club room, corner of Jefferson aud Court Streets, up stairs over Mrs. Hand's More on Tuesday evening. ERRORS of YOUTH revolution, is a laming and beautiful tribute by addrawinr in perfoot eoulldcne. rnaiiy virit ptirposly to see this elegant object OGDEN, C. Cedar street. New Yorkof high art. ft wa* obtained from the King of Bavaria by Dr. J. C. Ayer, to whom his majeety n a* specially graefous in acknowledg­ ment of what bis remedies are reputed to have doos for liw,suffering sick. It wa* donated en M m-n. w - w,,i I free. The baiintw pay, better than anythin* by the DdAos-iAths t-liy of Laweft a per­ We will beer expenee of ttartlnr yoa. Par­ manent end speaking emblem of the vieturi** elee. ticular* free. Write and tee. Farmer* and msboth Scicncs and Arms.—Z/q/rrMo«n> (Xd,) - - -. • ' ■ ■ J’Tfrr J F.piom, N. H.. May 3. 1*70. iiJ.i.. ..<virod great lieiwii if 1‘nntnriAX Saruv, I am willing intuny ft> the thoitrands of other* inding its praise. During the- G, T —R. yY- Landon, Niles. G. 8.—E. I. Garfield, Detroit. G. L.—A. M. Clark. Lexington. After'the installation tho following oflicers and eommitleea were appointed by Grand Mas­ ter Dunham : Deputy District Grand Me*ter* :—First Dis­ trict, CAK. Bellowr, Ypsilanti*. Second Dis­ trict. Lewis Grant, Bronson. Hurd District. The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRAM, and. has'in stock and daily arrio~ . iffs, Fancy tines, 7 Goodsi c fact a com.Druggist pltie T! - ■■ ■V'* —SJST— ’«s w Merchandise ichich he offers to the people at greatly Re- • duced Prices. REMEMBER, the Pe o pie’s Drug S tore isdirectly opposite Empire Block. One dopr east of Spauldings- TU fbHins* OraaeU qflJ daw asffMtaUwklkot ties le Aafooes. S«c. 1ST. That it shall nrietor of any Batoon er inloxkwunx liquor, win< Hastings, July 18,1876 . •/ •• UNDERTAKING F re. -» p - Any person violeclnx any of the pro* risionr^f thb ordinAPoe shall bo punished bjr^a Being a buKinesar that needs a great deal AN ORDINANCE Relative to the Pay* led ws will tend nnednlof writing. FulloarGc- my former self. Ou being released, I wane fit subject for a-Northern hospital, where 1 re­ mained two months mid then came home. My physician reeomendod and procured for mo several boUles*bf PxBVVXAM Svacr,- whieh I continued tn use for several weeks, and found ray health' restored and my weight increased , ——.■ —C — —.. AH— L.I.llnul (.flit ftftv The “Iron Trail.” ity of thesyrtem. whether a riving form an im­ pure state of blood. 4y*pep*ia, or almoat any other cnu»e. beliaviag it will tn wio-t case* give entire satisfaction. A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the Atehisoo Topeka and SantaPe Railroad and of tho beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of tho Rooky Mountains, by “N^n Crinkle," the musical and jdrnm>tic eSttc the membere of the Fire Department. senior member, with tho experience of a lifetime, will always give' his peraouT at­ tention to thia part of their extenaiuo busincstt. •! 7 ‘ ‘ Si. dSftFMS.'.7r nitrated publication!, all when defl^r^fc. . „ < . ?- STEBBINS BROS. U»yy,iJ«lJ28lh. 1WC. r 'law. STAVES. STAVES. also lhe amount due of the Arte York World, sent free on paAttention. plication,together with the &imJuan Guide, maps and time tallies of this new and pop­ The assignees of John Stanley, tuk the J. vr. u immediate' settlement of all debts due ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchison Attest: LID.Qokkwmm . to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe in Colo­ them on hia account; and John says, “all PROBATE ORBER. rado, New Mexico, Arison* and tho San parties will do him a special favor by com­ Mich Iran, county »f Barry, Juan Mines. Tho finest line of Pullman he vro&te court for the count plying with the above request" as he de­ lb. prob. |>^ee.teA^rt Sleepers on tho continent between the Mis­ sires to wttle up. and grt on hiifert onee souri Hirer and the Rocky Mountains ayaia.___________ •_________ fcblw3 without change. Address T. J. Andkbson, TVTARRTED(Jen. Pau. Aat. Jun. 4 *7C tf Topeka, Kan. WICKHAKNoticeT ~ Highest Market Price in Cash, Far Pipe Staves, delivered in Haatinsi, Nashville, or Middleville. Blood. Kafomaxoo. Fifth. E- T. Church. Sixth. E. Mudge, Eaton Rapids. Seventh, George W. Robertson. Mt. Clemens. Eighth, Jamrtf B. F. Oirtis.'.Fliat. Ninth, Crawford Angell, Grand Rapids. Tenth, not appointed. Gratjd Chaplain—Ethan Ray Clark, Vernon. Grand Senior uocon— Bela Coggvall. HoL ; QommercjaL____ ■.rar, MIR Smith, Hoolk 4 Pbesto k’k. fl..™.! iijrartw* Cnarrn, Clerk. for Printers. I BXCBLSIOB Notice. unsealed aceoMte W. H. GOODYEAR, ,swic- dVtRH&srtStt.:®. 2: Having sold out my Meat Market, I hereby give notice to all those that orc indebted to mo to oom a and settle their accounts forthwith and save costa. next Sabbath evening. I also have got a nice matched team, or cither one of the two horses, fiir sale, with Read the article entitled ••Hotel\Tara" * HMTHW B.IRKE . double harness (almost new). I will girt printed in another place to-day. ill notes anGrand Junior Deocon-L. H. Ballsy, South rrewonablu.tcr’oa on good paper. ExxjsqDrricx, Feb. 5. 1®7. Valentin* Lwimk, "tali Marah*H-A H. EUis. MiddtevHte. WHEAT, (white) r«r bushsl---------------- 41ffi«ll4O Hmtings, Jan. 19th, 1877. 774wtw WHRAT.!refl)l>«JW»hel -------------^-1 10*1 » traveling public. Grand TylM—Harry Doan. Grand Bapid*. FLOUR, per ewfJ------------------------ — «< « The Grand Rapids business College from A. Card. Committee on Jurisprudence— Foster Pratt, OORN.jwrV^luiL— ---------• “ which so many of our most proficient ac­ Kalnmaxoo ; Hugh McCurdy, of Coruna; John OATS. r>«r bathe!------------------------------- « We take tliix opportunity of informing BITTER. ptrH’-r —-............. - ** 22 countants and busineas men graduate, is W. Champlin. Grand Rapids. EGGS, per doaca.---------- --------------------- « » the public, that we will safely and radical­ Oa Appe.ls-0- b. Spalding. St John.; POTATOES.psv bathtU------------—..... St » ly cure all eaxos of pilct, without the use the most popular and useful institution of C.W, Strait. Battle Creek: A- C. Manly. APPLES, per bsthel--------------------------* * its kind in the country.--Chicago ?*•»«. of knife or ligature. No oure, no pay. ONIONS, psrbuihel--------------- ------------R F- Al. W. Brown. Leetie. __ K F. Robertson, Albion; Fred Hartings, Dec. 21,1876. xxi68tf PORK.™ .r —~ at Grand Rapids, Lyon A Pickering, proprie- n«. xdrta: •IW M cnrd~. MESS FORK, per lb...... RAMS, per lb--------- — SHOULDERS, per lb— Dtod. 11- D. &h«l. M—U....; «UW LARD, per lb......:----- Farmers please taka notice that I have TALLOW, per lb......— • M bought out the interest of Calhoun &. CHICKENS, per lb —t Notice. Beckwith, in tho hotel barn and you will CHEESE, per lb —....... find it to your interest to rail and see me. WOOL, per lb------ -The L*die« Temperance Society, with lhe SALT, fine, per bbl-...-. xmSlu J- W. Brock. ' m Notaries Public: OUT naarve.net bbl-. BOOaiMO M. D. Reed deaires to call attention to mJ. Wilder; Wmia^H-M his new Wagon Shop, where ho may be DRIED PEACHES, unmoored, per lb. Herman D. Purdy ; Charias 9. found at all hours of any day, ready to do DRIED APPLES. PC" "* ham D. Hayes; David G. Bob any work in hia line, from putting a new MAPLE SUGAR— H- Hayford ; WOBam BurgW HIDES, sreeo. per U spoke in an old wheel, tu the bqilding of KIDBfi.dry.porlb... -• Yankee Noflsom and Gun Pewder at SHEEP FELTS. Dan Manse of ths: par lb-----J febltf Sxitd, Hoglk A Pawtox'b. Hall, wee largely attended on Sunday evening, Lour.—On Thuredxy lost, a Satchel on । the Battle Cfeek road, wilh-iu four miles of this city, containing various trinkets, a pair of apectodta, and a girl's picture. The finder will confer a special favor by leaving it nt tho Banker office. Elizabeth Hardy. Jan. 27, 1877. jan29t3 An Ordinance relative to Saloons. which Mandi* in the Park, nt Lowell, before A A. M. the following officer* were elected and Willis. Esq., on lhe Temperance question that we vhall print on Thursday. In any quanUty'nt the‘Cider Mill of W. S. Ai JJ' Siriuer, Jefferson street, Hastings, for which the highest market price will be paid. xxtTSlf ment of an Annual Salary ta Roberts'. The tidies Temperance Union will hold a meeiihg st the Reform club rooms on Tuesday BARNES * CO low price of X cent* a year. A full supply at J. P. propriety of the city investing 82.000 for a This space is Contracted for by erality. Mr. Vick offer, for lhe beet show of dice are Schenck*! Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake flower* at every State Fair in 1877. a premium of 840 in cash; for thr beat collection of. cut flowers, E»; second bret, *10, third best. »S; Dr. Schenck b pretemionally'at hb principal fourth beat, floral chromo. Tho Flvrol Cuidr in Salisbury arid other Southern prisons sever- as follows :■ u the market. ■ , a summer bouquet of 12 different varieties of medieiae. See Dr. Schenck's Almaunc. cenlainlne flowers, in addition to the illustrated catathe certificates of many persons o f tho hiahevl re- of the microscope among tho flowers, and there, i* a well eonehlered digest, by Tyron Edwards, of the proofs of the authenticity of the Bible. Mr. Boyesen ha* a story "How Mr. Storm Met His Destiny," that well de­ serves attention. and Tomlinson, 6. All About tho County. - ■ ■ ..n — printed and profhsely illustrated pamphlet of M pages, with n colored plate representing SelUwpe, Die htiwr of BngUsh Natural ac,. Cedar Creek and Hiekory Cornew-Ar. W Hneeday aid BatSvday al M m.t'lesv* at 1 £>rugs, Med ioinee, Perfume nee, Etc-, Etc. Jamca ick, of RoqhMUr, ». X-, the-fomed florist, sends\i* the first number of his ‘Floral Guidt for 1877, which equals any periodical of the kind yet published. U is a tastc-flly DISSOLUTION NOTICE- D?17.1?rw ASStlb.'S'SJKZ •JS&WX-M.nr. .. Jaa.tet.Mrr. Vll ’X»« rLeklL OSIM A beautiful quarterly jeuraxl. finely UtaKraW . �Legal*. i of Vetiiiont, a Imb> unana fdTc«1gAUng her of the fft ma letter to lhe Rat­ Committee, li laud Urraltl in which ho amterta the charg-! A*4.riU<rf r.WUMlj.B 7 for. All to twiDMrtad al th Free ride to GrandRapids es of intimidation in Louisiana have been ! fhlly mtM«uned. Ho wye that the Houee Committee baa been very partUan and'un­ asr3'f'^'iKstr<w» fair in tlunr methodsof carrying on the in- 111 ol elyhi liunilrMHiiOwwnly dob •M yr«T« lYntn ti>«• -1*10 of th* uld s?wisi.'“sr5ars« veatigatinn. The speotade of four JuaUcet of the Su­ ^JSSahYt.gtgffSg premo Court of the United States drawing straws to select the nun who shall choose eitlier Hayes or Tilden for President, just as hia own politics shall happen to run, would be a fine picture of the dignity of our bigbent court to set before the world. —Dee Moina (Iowa) JJejiffer. It transpires that Tilden ww the gener­ al who maneuvered the Oregon job. Sev­ lyrtwMWWW1 or in vqutiy. b*vino b« uaouolof mn»vyor» for®, Notice i. hereby . saisissf; enteen thouMnd dollars of his money it is said did tbe bunuras. ” NEW AOVERTISMENTS" C. P. Rowell &. Co’s. Col. SSftl? r „/-» in» (H»l acre* off .-. dweriuMl land*, thieday daednd by the party of th* flr»t part to *25000 Zl^sJsEEiA.’re! ism ®^“saas? tfjsix Bnoxs SSw rtTHhW’i®>„. Amico**. I BSf 5E^,^SEMBKS MORTCMB SALE. , III HILL SILL MB LOWER WIMMffi ; havtnw UM® m^a u> tha oond Ulon* >f a Aaeturv of ■<»«——mnff* wit «xwnW ■htaaalb day o( Atururt, in the year at on* tbntt»»nd aiyht bund rad and aavoaty, • khln of Prairieville, county and rtata L?a.%a?S7taftT l^a5 afbrtaatd. <m Oialbth day of Am>l, A- We Are Selling Mens’ Heavy Overcoats at *3 50 ; $4 00 ; 5 00 and Upwards. LaMaanaWaak in tka fnwmanH .. 14— We Are Selling Mens’ Fine Overcoats at $9.10; $12.00; and $15.00. We Are Selling />*/!•' Sva/X«« Suit* Ft°F ft 5° <O wwl. cwniatalua Ikcty <«i> acraa oi mon, noronl ffi.gr a*" °,ltw> ',l*lfn Mtrrey, & ti>* rWtr mon 1st ate -fl'r i v a t e « ■Hattffe manner. TtntnedUt* rallef; rpemte •***•• A ’ureeartbl expwienra -in ^Chaly $1O 00 and $12 Of).'®* a*^ti••UKX ■ ■*••>**•*•_ MORTGAGE SALE. '.•Tt'-.rSS'"”* ~ ••....... rim <1 l h« offlcn ..<• UM llrstater of l»M<U EXTRA LOW PRICES ON FINE OVERCOAT SUITS. BOYS’ OVERCOATS AND ST ITS. |2 '77, <3 50: »»*<» » M uul-t'petrtKsf- Take advantage of this chance to save money by .baying of us. besides aQtin^r you nothing to see Grand Rapids.^^jf » turn of .lx *utulr*d and Am d *504) »nd is; naarborn utreptti Cwcnoe. _______ H.Ho.aj’a AovertHemeitt*. “JAGKWHf’SBEST” •WKKT WA-VT CHEWING TOBACCO !7iSK'tiriS HKALTH ANB US PUASB8E f~r3JaiZSi.y R>n«ww: CammrotiB, uir.-n , BVsSsSftBti! Diseases with Its Agonies- ’ nmiami। ar■^■w.b a.a wiuaa.—minuy ke R CHOOSE BETWEK5 TH»M j STflfl A MOltya rtiatvad by ourarMp I HOLLOWAY ’S PILLS.' .Verrous Dtaordan. ’SShS nr Min Cbu. g. HitiBM. AtraUW SSS^OR GUARD1A3T3 SALE. ’*• medicine that can be cmtmctba : cfossvintj tba stomach and boweli. and ««n the Hood. In «ma;l doses of one pill a day. ■ they nitnuiate the digestive orgaai and ^promote jt-uroua health. the same time, tho r for dtihirrs. ' By wy. gripe ranch k» ■jatires, and neve; Ware not inflated. tiabyfrretaX “ i and ecodctimu tn neither cakuwi . thtrt PIHamv J*a!l ■—rrrtau ------- to take ; whik purely venerable, an harai can ansa their uae in anv quantity. • •: ■ O. I. C. AYER & CO., lowed, Bus, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-08.pdf a6454557fd79b5fe30a2d59ff8f7ba08 PDF Text Text NO. 82. , VOL. XXI. BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 8,1877. ■ ‘ Hardware, The^ejni-Weekly Uepliblica^ bajiper GEQ. M. DEWEY f.'nf^OR AND Stoveo, 6666 FOB 1877 ! ,.<■ »P Mxav MONDAY *XD mVMIOAY SOW. .. fir Aaaarr Block, oppooite tkc CeuH //•«.» TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION: . ,P>, .me year.in Advance— —-4150 ifv>: paid in advance----------- —w.——— 2 00 _io!> Dopartmontn vieam Power France. New Material, and tiro very Iml Job Priatmt at Lirins Batea. R.i TES OF A D VER TISING. IV.i l.i.ici or Loaa of Nonparlel Typo coaaidered 8. dadaetiun from re for 36 inch Col PHOFSSIOHAL ARD B03IHE38 CARDS GREBLE & RUSSELL Haye now in stock the largest and best assorted stock in the county. Cook Stoves The Iron Age, Lake State and Equiva­ lent; all with portable copper reservoies and Nickle Plated knobs, Don’t fail to see them if vou want a first class stove Heating1 Stoves. The Acorn, Forest Aeorn and Monumen­ tal and many new'patterns in boiler plates. Sleigh bells, hand sleds, skates, foot warmers, pocket and table cutlery. s. SMITH to KNAPPEN. 2tf ATTORNEYS AT LAW 4 8OUCIT<»1tS IN ‘JHANCfEKY. Fraetio. In all lhaeonrta Weather Strips PHIL. W. NISKERN. Wrirtit et»ry Thorwtay. Any truiam toftth.r. F. S. BOWEN. Cunnty Surveyor, Deputy Sheriff, and General t- onvcyaSoer. olheu in the Coart Home. __ II arttan, Mich. j»£_ CENTRAL HOUSE. HASTINGS. MICH,, L. E. STAl'FIER. Prop. □UUBCB*. W l.U W.C iwvu. .i.-fi.mtnodalioas. I .hall be ptaaaed to aoo all my old friend, and as maar new on as as will favor me withaeiH. Good .tabfln* It connection with the j Charsro .amc aa uaualIlartinrv. Mleh.. Sent. 21. UTS. xxiUtf Sweet’s Now is the time to protect your doors and windows, and save 50 per cent, in fuel. Harness shop Heavy and light wotk on hand, and made to order on short notice. GRAND BAPIDS.......................................... MICH LYOX < PICKERXXG, PrafuMwra. *5 heir NV M. JOIN E S . D 11. it-lc im.. .*• Tin shop Krerytmns oont the Rrtabii.hmont ta Now *ad rirrt-elaat * BOARD* AN’* ROOM. E-’.W PER DAY. - Tin and copper-ware on hand, and repair­ ing done promptly. Rags, old copper, and Nashville, Mijaii. iiron taken for goods. Ail work promptly alleadod to. 50jj GREBLE & RUSSELL. DENTIST ■ fl. J- Carriaae, Sin ail Ommeutal PAINTERAt A. M. Rook’s Cantaga Shop 35 Jefferson St., - Pensions. Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM EetablleheG twrifl, American and Foreign Patents. triee.no feee In «dv»nn*', No ebon Dr. J. B. LaSuro’a Ad. KE.1D! RE.4D! -Ini' .'•■ MARBLE WORKS ReAdT Old Bounty Land Wsrrwli. with odd and hunger; no billiard dens or gtaibr^g jaJroWd* of Idle men as we have where the grog shops gre taler ated; no police to pay; no lockups to sup­ Ym. lad Iwa know the will is stronr. Temptations com. tn plenty: port. Let me ask your Council to point out the benefits that one or all of the giog shop keeper* have ever brought to Hast­ □root oomfort la In kaowias helped to build up the town? a blight to almost every enterprise in and out of the city?' I repeat, that but for this accursed traffic, every sere of these This Ilfo that we are Urine rich lands' would be a perfect gardta of Wealth. • How can you । As Hofltiogb and around arc country the mutual in interest, what is for the interest of Hastings is for the in­ forest of every Farmer around the city. I also repeat, that had no grog shops .ever existed in Hastings, that dty, to-day, would have more than 10,000 inhabitants. Thousands of mothers, who now suffer in­ calculable misery would be happy. The newspapers would be in every farmers house. Father’s and their sons .<~U4. J Ju»l lift »ota o fallen brother. at h o me instead of carousing in grog shops. Enforce Law and Order. Your taxes would be a mere trifle, and ybtn{criiuinal courts would have little to do.' Your FbIKMD Dkwxy:—I see that the city au­ Every farin house would be a palace. stores, shops and manufectorie* would improve and multiply. Your young thority of Hastings are at work to enforce' folks would have their lecture rooms, their law^andjordcr. aucecM. Heaven grant them full To enable the Council to carry innocent plays, music and enjoyments, that would improve their,minds. Your family out all good rules and regulations, every icircles would be happy. No mother's tear* well disponed citizen should consider it bis AMERICAN SOCIALIST. and her duty 1877. Oneida, N. Y. S2.Q0- to book up the anguish, would cloud her vision. No Council in father would have to patrolo the"street»»£ every effort to put a stop to crime of every I1 o’clock at night to hunt up his loved kind and nature that goes to corrupt man­ son. Many people in Europe and this country are now studying and experimenting in preparatory forms for a new social life. The Ce-operaters ef Euglaid number more than a million persona. These have their co>opera tive stores and shops in which they get food, fuel, clothing, and other necessaries Of fife, at verv nearly the cost price, thereby ssving*in the aggregate' enormous sums annually. The foremost thinkers among those co-operators arc begining to advocate combined housekeeping in large Homes, for the sake of the greater economies of living, thp improved conditions of health, of educadon, for rear­ ing children, and the better association! which ore thus to be had. !■ German a similar movement is progressing on an immense scale, while Russia is said to be “honeycombed ryith Soeialutt" In our own country tjic co-operative movement has got a strong foothold, and wc have, besides, many interesting Communistic experiments, new and old, which should be intelligently reported and carefully kind, ever bearing in mind that a lost brother. ’ No arrests would have to studied. To watch, report, and assist thia evolu­ tion of the civilized world from an old and very defective social system to a new one adapted to the present needs of mankind, and to discuss the principles which should govern the transition, is the function which the AMERICAN SOCIALIST ho undertaken to perform. This is an eightpage paper, about the size of the Scientfic American, and >s published every Thura< day, at Oneida, N. Y. Terms; fine year, POO Six months, 1.06 ; *aZw<^ys in ad- I vance. It gives a aireful Summary ofNows, interesting Correspondence, etc., etc. Tho secOBd Tolwe began January 4th, 1877. Address, long columns of their performances are THE AHEBICAM OOCIALIOT, Oneida. K. Y. STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, &C. every No sister would have to mourn for bo be made for misconduct, as is now the much ovil inflicted on society, and detri­ case ; and I challenge any man to show ment to the body politic. any reason why this traffic should be tider­ species of wrong doing by one or more is I have to la-' merit the evil that most of the newspapers ated. of the day, do in their chronicling of the in open day in your streets, set.* table on almost innumerable the sidewalk, open his mulct or cards, put , clubs of base ball, Let us suppose a case. Let a man billiards, checkers, and other games car­ down his pile of money and openly invite ried on all over our country, and mostly tho- passers-by to take a hand ; though be by young men—hundreds of thousands, may sit there quietly and peaceably, and spending their time- in fruitless games, no stake his all, and every man sees what he better than gambling—in fact, it is gam­ is doing, how long, I ask, would that bling. In my travels I see thousands of man be allowed to drive his vocation ? Not boys on t& go to base balls, "to billiard one hour. It would create such a hubbub club, to boat clubs; to this that and the that all Hastings would be ablaze with other elube, and in most cases bottles of horror and indignation, and he would be Now, I would not for liquor are in jirofusion, and grog shops jugged in a hurry. patronised, and as the old adage is, “where a moment tolerate such action, but that the carrion lays there the bupards are man would bo a saint compared with the also.” Well, the greater exploits of papers chronicle these dubs. the rum wller who drives his business behind Those ashamed of his btuinewt; he knows his vic* read, and boys catch up the spirit, and off terns must not be exposed to public gate; they go, and in thousands-of cases they ho knows he is a rob^ey, he robs his cus­ date their downfall to the stimulents taken tomer of reason and his money; he robe, from papers. ■ I say tho papers do enor­ the wife of her right co be protected; he mous injury in the wonderfal display they robs the honest business man of the debhi make of the great feats performed. They that should be paid by the drunkard ; he stimulate and encourage millions of boys, robs community of that moral and phymc- and young men to seek company that in thousands of cases provo their ruin; it draws them from home; It causes them to evil in the rum traffic as you would the Rum hdling and gambling neglect their duty to parents ; it causes gambler? them to plunge into immoral company, it generally go hand in hand in iniquity. induces them to frequent the grog shops and brothels; it causes them to idle hway their time in debauchery; it beggars thou­ sands who will spend their money in drink­ ing and carousing ; it ruins their health and brings a burthen of taxation and pau­ has decided that the Iowa lav prohibiting Cauncil Bluffs, from running their trains across the bridge into Nebraska, was unconstitunional and therefore void. '*•' Amnio" “d Imporwd Mrtlo, T.bteu mS H»d.i»of 01 4-cHpUoa mode w oMor « >““n notice notice, also Granite Monuments of IU TMiooo paiuro. oopjJ W *» American and imported kinds. aadAffiMod! United States General Lend Office Momomta of do incalculable injury to society by their rcdincsa to publish such injurious articles. Priced to got away from the temptation, and have become perfectly sober mcu. Contrast Vineland with Millvale, only rix miles Choice fctaviBg po»v. •hiMr, fer -oding, Flower, Garden, Tree, > either for SLOG, by nuiL suttinc mortices, we can do work cheaper and better than those who work by hand. Ki- CO.KSl On the contrary, hare they not retarded and been Ab Tilden’s case grows more desperate, he adds to his list of attorneys. Judge Hoadly, his latest acquisition, will doubt­ less make a speciality of Oregon. The volcano on Vries Island, at the en­ trance to Yedo Bay, Japan, always smold­ ering, is just now in active eruption: Hare they oyer brought capital or ings. ■ Tho Queen’s state saloon on the Garat Western Railway, England, is made en­ tirely of boiler plate, and no lined and pad­ I hope the city Council of Hastings ded that if the carriage were to go over an embankment and roll to the bottom, the will abut up every grog shop. Let no one chances arc that tho occupants would es­ the first premium for the best Collection, escape, for just so long as liquor is offered cape uniryurcd. at the great show of tho Maas. Horticul­ for sale, bo long will men drink. Remove Of the Republican papers in Iowa re­ tural Society, in Boston. I grow over 100 the temptation and tho work is done. varieties, the moat complete collection in Hundreds of men settled at Vineland, N. J. ceived at tho Reffitiert office, so far, and OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. DR. J. B LaSURE ■ shops, norowdyfcun, and but' little poor tax; । no night* mado Hdeous by di unken men and b;>y»r no teams out at nights suffering Some one broke into the office of the Grand River Valley depot at Charlotte on Tuesday night of last week, and relieved the money drawer of $6 and took agenl Savage’s overcoat along with them as they left. NEW SORTS. BY MAIL. TOTHB Siok PUT IT IN THE BANK. pers on a community. I say that the paper* Joij Comfort and Happiness •htf’ Canada seems to be worse off financially than tho United States. It appears from Dun, Barlow & Co.’s report that in 1876, the proportion of mercantile failures in Canada was ono to every thirtydwo in buinem, while in New England it was one in fifty-nine, and in the whole United Stater one in sixty-nine. The total amount of liabilities in Canadian failures was $25,­ 500,000, against 828,800,000 last year; while in the United States itwas <191,117­ 786, against 261,060.353, last year. The average amour t of liabilities to a fail­ ure in Canada w«g 814,767; in the New England States,J28,628; and in the whole United States 821,020. The cause of the financial duttrcM in Canada is a failure of the crops; what it is in this country every­ body knows, or thinks ho knows. -----------—-».• The Boston Jounal says: If any Re­ publican is doubtful whether Haves was rigbfully elected, let him go South. No Republican goes there and examines the subject on the grouud without coming back thoroughly convinced, of the abso­ lute Justice of the Republican claims. Men who doubted when they went arc more earnest in • their convictions when they return. Choice Flower and Garden Seedt, Special Modi cal Announcement At Kalamazoo. Mich WHOLE NO 2024. '---------------------------------------- Harness Shop. Tin Shop. PUBLISHER. i. • Nurtbjilde of Stale Street. HuUuji, Barry ..iinty, Micbinn. ----------- —£■-------------- ■—------------ ’ •1.00 per 100, Garden, by mail, IMO p«r 1,000. --------the Trad*. Agert* Wanted. State. The city of Millville is an old Ifira. Ttelofl . �Jin ^epi-Weekiy llepbblicai tapper catridges. 15,002,400 Martini shells, 15,­ 000,000 bulk-tv. and 50,000,000 gun­ wads," all from the' great manufactory of the "Winchester Repeating Anna Com­ pany," of that dty. Here in this tingle shipment 0 another contribution to our Hmtiihm, Mick., Fed. 8, 18H. peudcnce which is worthy of special tiotfoo. Our shipments of cotton goods, we are the county We of Barry." presume, Friend Skittish, that not only a majority of the Republicans of Barry county are gAVEH’ PLATFORM And still our Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interforance which will destroy the other.” Secretary Robeson has been taied by m____ _______ log- Th* Republican who favors tty Electo­ ral Commissou Bill hasn't said anything to us about it The North Carolina Legislature proposes to tip out of office every Republican coun­ ty official. The reduction of the public debt during the month of January is officially stated at ______________ 82,069,669. The Democrats hare finally concluded that Colorado is a Stale, so they voted to admit Judge Belfort to his seat. Butte, member-elect of the House, from South Carolina, who comes on a Chamber­ len certificate^ is admitted to his seat If Secretary Chandler had been caught has Gov. Tilden, what a noise there would special satisfaction when he beared of the appointment of Judge Bradley to a seat on the Commission. Ljt Speaker Randall see that his pris­ oners are decently treated. Even a Re­ turning Board has rights which the House The instruction from the Tilden head­ quarters to the Tilden attorneys before the Electoral Tribunal are to claim every­ thing and bulldoM that high court to the last extremity. One of the good and manly things toM of President Grant is the story of his generpie in Washington —especially the edu­ “Good-morning, sir. You are just in time. I want to read you what I have written about bwrinesa.” * “Go ahead I" said he. Wo then read to him the foregoing., “How do you like that?" said we. “I like it—every word of it.” An^he then went on to say that he was opposed to all those new.fangled notions which pre­ vented or hindered the rapid increase of our own home productions. "Keep the fires burning and tho wheels going at home,” said he. “Make this country nch, strong, and prosperous, and I will take my chances in the importing business. My bread and butter is safe, "he added,1‘when all our American manufactures are busy. And I don't care how fast wo become in­ dependent—politically, commercially, and fioancially— of all the world. The faster the better for me. You may think strange of such remarks from an importer ; but I tell you I can make money out of those only who have it to spead. And, if we attempt ton] * ” “ “ wants ______________________ into debt. We shall * then destroy our credit and become a nation of bankrupt*. ” ts but a drop in the bulk of hellish and sinew of the Republican party throughout damning crimes committed io the South— the State and Nation is in favor of inang- was the work of this great Reform Demo­ We stand by the sentiments uttered in our our party ; ♦ • • Had ths • shameful government of carpet-bsg Re­ publicans ♦ • • , in tbs * , THE PRESENT CRISIS. Then *”’ ’let ** us work L ‘according to our abih rati,er than have war. then lot the poo y to make the world better; help on every must not attempt an extenuation of their crimoo. It is right and proper to forgive, but whan wo have asked Almighty God to ea the wsak and be bard on the wilfully vicious. ’ ‘4^ and lorn and sHvcrd, that designing pol­ And I propose that each of us begin iticians nod dangerous men may grasp the the year with tho resolve to be batter men, helm of the old Union vessel, better then let ni, like men, brave and true to old the foil citizenship, in the government they woman, hotter friends and better A»i whrn we meet again, (if cituens. defend these sacred rights; and, if go’ bo note ibtehgenl, bare more confidence iu our ability to do good and to bo good— down they must, let it be in the whirl and by their net of treaaon forfeited every right excitement of war—amidst the rttondsr, let us more and more forget the foolish idea that we can do nothing of ourselves in thoftoe of all the magnanimity shown from leading officials in our party in tho them by th* Republican party—such as past, to-day the party of Lincoln tends wo erar do), wc may be a better company, - instead of receiving aid and recognition near put down ell that which rfoiBJ; >*. • lb» ddeod tlw OomUlalta if U thm umble crime, commitM»y the Demoetalic party, he - - r. Thia u & ------- receivea 185 Electoral votes—if wo must sacrifice our rights and victories woo, Hicutioo, which Im wiUatood «he chock like w. irtftr never tho World before saw exercised cowards. I hope, as the phalfeWto adopted, it may prove wise and o*dh*. order to accomplish good—let us stand up like men and women, put the powers w* would have had no occasion to talk of toward traitors; to sec those men lately in I do not believe in skulking, and therefore I ^tand by the flag and constitution, first, see how much help we need from abroad. last and all the time. But I with the Democrats—there rebellion—now restored to full citixcnahip wou’d have been no doubt of Republican —and yet refusing to obey the laws of the do you land, but will under tho dictate of party Do you believe wbat leaders rush to arms, to rectify an imag­ compromise success." Now, Mr. really mean that ? Skittish, the above sentiments imply ? Arc you a and the representative men in that party, You talk, sir, very much like a Tilden Re­ party will champion such movements — and When you charge that I am many and most of their Journals wink at. guilty of “ upholding the acts of many and encourage these lawless demonstra­ tions—it is time in the face of all these publican. bad men of our party • • » * thinks you state a falsehood. The ques­ tion arises, wlu> are bad men and who are good? It is a very common occurrence I do not quite for a bad man to do good. understand your meaning when yo i say, “ had I denounced instead of upholding ernment to assert her authority. Hayes. 1st have upheld. Again I say, a bad man We come to take each "other's hands; to I'am for Hayes, and insist upon home in Barry County; then it contained his inauguration because he was legally six families besides our own. then it was a 2nd. elected, having 185 received electoral If to insist upon the inauguration wildernes, change I now it And is a garden—what a what wonderful have taken place in the World sines we, to think you do)£that I am guilty of de­ I am for “Haya or blood." upon the the theater of action. fending “ bad acts " in either good or bad die is cast and I presume we must submit. Railroad* have been projected and built; men, I resent the charge, and call upon The Republican party made a mistake by steamboats have come into use; the tele­ you for the proof. not hanging Jeff Davis graph the inclined But.Jsir, thp about and 200 Again I predict another great mistake has been made in the passage of the bill We hope for peace, but for in question. ef Tha cry out against Democrats and Democratic time and used up Eight or Un Presidents have lived, ruled and died—improvements of all kinds have rapidly; farming multiplied deserve* a'sound and vigorous I, myself, in the sense in which it is applied, am a Democratic party the nation thrashing, Jackson wagons The means of travel have gone frosn the the helm, one who, like Jackson, will say: “By the eternal these laws shall be obey­ In the healing art a great change is do^ it I GRAND RAPIDS, le/topone o/t rqtcon- Of O4X4I VloLro/l WH Loosen // yyr is a sedative and a tonic. Republican ; done wonders. From the terrific showers of ty, and so recognised by. law; and yet, in I am not a Republican as a matter of pol­ thunder and brimstone that wood to be the language of ex.rebels and copperheads, icy ; but I am a Republican from buried from the stand it has softcaed down claiming to be a Republican can so stultify hie manlineeb and hie Republican princi- ple. My Republicanism is as old as the “to peace on earth good will to men.” We hare been told that Methuselah party itself, and as firm as the republic. You say that I “assume the role of sn lived to a great age, but the poor old man blatherskites and shout “ Republican car­ the chief friends and advocates of tho bill pet bagger" is one of those th mgs past in question have stated—that a great dam ■in* hundred sod sixty-nine yean would ger, yes a crisis is upon us. I am a citixcn of Barry coun­ I am not simply a Hayes alarmist." finding out—unless, perchance, he wants mt BAT STORE In religion this progreasire principle has have been a citizen of Michigon since the year *72. REMOVAL ! STW, taT "Pm- rail. ed," and then stick to that propcotfoa if seen; then it was bleed, blister and physic; up in the grand old State of Ohio. ctic sod I mentally exclaim impliment* Why, sir, I shouldn't wonder but you are a “enrget bagger." your presence it makes me feel a little jkt-/* . Oliver-Chilled, from the clumsy cart to th* If thia is true, and you affirm the same, we have a right to outrage* has annihilated . have gone from the wooden plough to tho in this Republic without being dubbed “carpetbaggers?" I look forward to these meetings with a Pioneers of Barry County. Mepptd distance. ether Democratic rebels. Are we not dom, and yet not dart go into eleven States It makes my heart beat changes of Rutherford B. Hay** under these cir- “ carpet-bag Republicans ? ” and your fading checks still reminds us of days and limes that are hold and defend /heir good acts. What do you mean when you talk about at your wrinkled brows. great deal of pleasure, and when I come in may do good ; if so I most cheerfully up­ But. to meet you. to take you by the hand, to quicker and my brain to dancewith delight. totes. sir, when you intimate (as I am might toes of the ic, and is an honest man and an educated, gone. It is now forty years since I made ray gentleman and statesman the acts of many bad men of our party." You do not say what “ acts of bad men" I on the In conclusion I will say it does me good gate once ipore at tho worn features that Because he wm loyal and patriot­ this, stop look You say I am for stop An essay resd before tho Pioneer As­ sociation of Barry County, Jan. 4th, 1877, by Calvin HiH Esq. things te enier a protest; and for the gov­ I am for “Hayes or blood." least I must thoughtlessly Clergy. igain we have met to renew and keep ” you may state a truth—and me­ • - passe** into requtitiou and say 1 will-, then THE PAST AND THE PRESENT. I say when the Democratic ined wrong. gnod, sound, Constitutional Republican ? ♦ • • • princi­ I state what' never aw tho hundredth Dart of the im­ provements that you and I have seen. His Do they not not compare with twenty of oura, when he office and can’t get it in the Republican talk that ths electoral count bill will afford lived the organ of eonstructivncss had not party. a peaceful solution of the presidential the most active in the human brain; it Again, Skittish says : " The history of of tho wise men yon claim to follow, about bridles all the eloments and ' leads them willing'captives in itetrain,^- the shortcoming* of tho Democratic party ahead? senator for six, to succeed J. M. Harvey. We believe the bill hi question <___ How we should rejoice that we live in 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO pair CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT. Disinfects, Puri firs, ftootlam and Henla. Care* Rhanmslira and Neuralgia Instantly allys the pain of Burns. Heals the mo»t Obstinate Sores and Uleers You are probably wrong when you say to be an unconstitutional measure, and one that the Democratic party championed tho printer by trade, Ail thi*,—which Constitution was legrily elated, South been disowned and frowned down our civil war must cf nocesaity refer to loting elected CoL A. P. Plumb a U. 8. ton ? Do you see her husband and child Hayes, but that tho voice of the bonoand cated poor who are without employment. The Kansas legislature on the 13th bal­ Moving and lying dsadai her door? We are the fauweet pro­ ducers of cotton in the world, ana should, therefore, be the largest producers of cot­ ton goods. Tho only thing in the way of this herefore has been the high price of skilled labor ; but, now that wages have been so much reduced, we have a clearer field and should at ones reap its advanta­ ges. Wo should try and multiply tho ar­ ticles produced yoariy, constantly iocreas* ing the variety of the finer fabric* until wc can show from our own workshop* every description of staple and fancy cot­ ton goods called for in the Ameijcan mar> ket. We are doing well—i.e., we are making a good 'begining—in the production of dress silks, ribbons, and a few other style* of fancy silk goods ; but wc must work harder and do far more, in order to secure even a respectable proportion nf this trade. Tho Mears. Cheney Brothers, of Hart­ ford, and others deserve great credit for what has already been done in that impor­ tant branch of trade. But the business of manufacturing drte silk* and fancy silk goods in this country is yet Iu its infancy. Where are the energetic mon and tho cap­ italists who will take bold of this business in all ita branches in good earnest, resolv* ing on complete success ? “There's mil­ lions in it,”, we believe; and all that is necessary to secure those millions are brains, integrity, and perseverance. If wo have no experienced artisans and workers in silk here, we can import them from abroad. The balance of trade, happily is now largely in our favor, and it should and can be kept so. Thera is plenty of idle capital in the country seeking investment; and it. cannot be used more aafely or profitably than in producing year by year, what we want for our own consumption. We had written thus far when a highly respectable importer, of this city, unex­ pectedly entered our sanctum. Tho follow Uiooe gaping in favor of inaugurating Rutherford B. article in question. when wo shall munufaoture all the cotton Again Mr. Skittish says : “ Had your­ fabrics called for at home, and have an im­ self and the Camerons and Chandlerv mense surplus for export to all the UUkx whom yon blindly follow denounced instead markets of the world—England particular­ ly not accepted. Do,ou an wounds upon the person of Mrs. Piukera- Friend Dewy :—I wish to reply— hdlish atrocities of Andersonville." through the columns of your valuable • ♦ * Now, Friend Skittish, • calculated to do much mischief in the fu­ ture. We firmly believe that it is simply a bargain and sale arrangement, calculated bow due you admit that “ the history of Barry COMMERCIAL INDEPENDENCE. County Republican, under the • refer to the head of “ The Present Crisis,*' or, “ an choice. We opposed the measure as an unconstitutional and revolutionary The following article, from the Indepen The “ open letter ** was called out in I should be alone like akm ent in a atnage FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO., meas- open letter to a leading Republican." in existence. ardy your political proopecte for the £1- othcrwisc good Republican*, through fear, Democratic party as the champion of ev­ ing to avert a threatened danger. I should be ten times worse off than poor old Rip VanWinkle. When answer to my article in the Banneu upon " The Present Crisis." producing intcreeta. that notwithstanding Thue, fOWERj The writer makes a very lamo slid thin erything mean, low, cunning, cruel, wrong, I claim, that they have been “bulldozed," village and seeing a crowd gathered around Think of Ono bad, dark, dameing^helluh. rfhe tavern bo took off his hat and hurrah d Do you would think, to read his article, that he 4,000,000 of human befogs held in chama merely the support of a ooward. dafomui of the Democratic party. had very lately been converted from De­ of slavery mocracy to a “ Hayas Republican,” or by the Democratic party, prasnas* that the Democrats would have Think rf the Democratic party plunging asked for a bill of the nature rf the one in in order to prosper and be else bad become somewhat tourtd over commercial and financial some political aspirations being defeated, the Nation into a terrible bloody war—in on the horse with two heads, and to destroy our Union of States, to tho would have demanded, and rightly too, end that a new Government might his and was dow one upon each end, and trying to run In opposite directions, but steading stHl, with founded, when chief corner stone should millioDrf of dollars annually, by manufac­ turing our own gold and silver watches. The Arawkan Watch Comply, al Wai­ tham, Maas., and one or two other com aanis have triumphantly driven out a full-fledged Democratic horse upon one be human slavery. and I really think that under such em- & C r question, had Tilden like Hayes, received 185 electoral be that I would be heard si outfog for Grant; votes? inauguration, and No sir! — they th»I i»4 ki. .ull, lahraHM to ■>. any proposition S100.00 in Greenbacks coming from the Republican side of the Do you say there is side and a full-grown Republican horse upon the other, ready to spring upon the ocratio party of 61 and 77 ? Wo find the back of cither when the victorious party old leaders of the Democratic party (many shall be recognised.,? * of them) active and guiding the destinies 1 presume, Mr. £ liter, that tbs writer of that political machine. Look at Til- Democrats. If .Eool4pddoth.hm.rftL. rtiiprfBtta, to Yankee uwUtafod joiee that my race, tho whole fhmily of man MICHIGAN FARMEE. <ywwxr&s. anil to recover *150,000, the dominion of the organs at tho �[hsgeini-lNeBkly llepliblicanfeaji|ier. GFHOULPAPMIFBAnvnaiTT. AA-1___ L- U.U. HUI lk< UM „ b, th, M„d, rt. loeUl. Tb. „ -Kith Uw, ws.oo <rRkNGER’» GUIDE n. On»d c.lnu- |loul, s„ „d i. m,, q,, t1,„ ,f “-"JI., F.UU. lu nduM u, ru., r,om W.00 to «_ao tool *&00 do;. lc R. TIME-CARD DayExpmaat .... ILUr.M, Xixhi Expreaa...................................... IL-00 r.M. Jackson Eipre»«. ... &15a.M. Atlantic Express (SaturdayaadSundayeMO r. M. Way Freirht et • • KHOa.X. Mall Train at................................... 3tU r/x. Pacific Expre*’ al 4A6a.lt. Grand Rapid* Exprete MS a- ■ WayFreiyht -r liMr.M. All train* daily except Sunday*—except as T, J. B.M. 8UIU. AOT.U POST OFFICE TIME CARD £ait«n>. at 5:15 a. m. Westen, al StUr.js. Jastinn and Losrvll-Arrive daily. except Sunday. ■t 1*00 ■>.: leave al 1:01 >. P. O's-Nerth Irviur. Filtnore. Bowne. Allo. Haitian and Battle Creek—Arrive Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 13 = : leave at I JO p. m. P. O’e-Baltlaore. Bodford. Johns- Huitaisand Woodland—Arrive Tuesday. Thurs­ day, amlSatnrday at 1 p. tn. leave at 3 p. m. Haitian.Cedar Creek and Hickory Corntrs-Arrlve’Wrslneiday nod Saturday at 12 leave at 1 were so uttered and spoken by me in anger, and without due consideration, and were without foundation in fitet, and further I affirm, that I know of nothing derogatory to her character. And I further say that the prosecution of her. husband Frank Ryerson for per^uiy, instituted upon my complaint, was ill advised and without any sufficient cause, and that I was misled respecting counties, will bo hold al Charlotte, on Tuesday the matter, all of which I sincerely de­ the 20th Inst., at one 'o'clock, P. M. The di­ clare to be the truth. In testimony where­ rectors meeting at same place on the 10th in*I. of I do hereunto set my hand this_filh day Union religious services are now being held' of January, A. D., 1877. Marcus Durham. alternately in the Presbyterian and Methodist churches. To-night the meeting win be al the Crockcry and Lamps cheap at M. E. Church and to-morrow night al the ftbltf Smiyu, Hoglk & Prkston's. Presbyterian church. What the appointments Thsre will >s a Union Temperance meeting at Union Hall on Bunday evening, at seven o dock, and It is hoped and expected that the friends of a real temperance reform will fill Jan. 27, was J82fl.l72.77; receipts during the week ending Feb. 3, were J13A.748.5S; pay- unco In treasury Feb. 3, 1877, 8B28.M3.691 Probate............... i——Clement Emith r. Wilcox He is a good printer, a man of temperate habits, and an indeftttigable worker. He haaouXbert wishes, and if energy, ability, and manlinens can tend County Journal at Holly. ...Alonso D. Cadwallnder TO-DAY'S ADVER TISEMEMTS. The Reform dub meeting at the club room, oa Tuesday evening was very largely attended, and the members evinced a determination to protect themselves and society from the bane­ ful effects of the sale of alcoholic beverages, of every friend of human progress and tnu Contract th* Barry County Republican, tho Nashville News, hereby esree. aaab with ths other, and plodre each to the othsr. oar tacred-honor that durins the year next ensuins wo will not publish any local advorttenaent. under anycireunutaaeee. al Me* than the fee* provided by the status, of this Ftalo for ineh pnblieations, and that we will send a copy of this pledce. as an answer, to say aad all perrons ask inc Wall Paper and Boot Blacking at febltf Smith. Bogle A Preston's. Soap and Crackers at febltf Smith, Bogle A Preston’s. Sugar and Codfish at febltf Smith, Bogle & Preston's. J. M. NEVINS. P. M. irriM L. CrenS county, Michigan, do hereby nuke known and declare that al! words spoken by mo heretofore, on any occasion whatever, im­ puting a want of chastity and virtue to Mrs. Arietta Ryerson, of Bastings Mich., S—4 I. joo, od.onluod ord.r, jko prerent depressed stats of trade can he best remedied by calling public attention to your wares aad merchandise through the adwtiling columns of the local papers. COCXTV OFFICERS. . To Whom It May Concern, I, 51 arena Durham of Hastings, Barry To Creditors. John Stanley haa this day assigned to us, for the benefit of his creditors, all his property real and personal, (except such as is, by law, exempt) and wo have taken possession of the same and will settle all demands against hhn. Israel S. Boice. James Ryan, Assignees. Jnnoary Sth, 1877. All Demands Dux John Stanley and remaining unpaid, will be placed in the hands of an attofuey lor collection, in thirty days from this date. Israel 8. Boice, Jamkr Ryan, January 8th, 1877. Assignees. xxi74tf • All pysician.* of the “ regular school'' A singing class of 125 Misses of Hastings, and who arc graduates of of some accredit­ under the direction of Mis* M. Kimball of ed college. Are urgently nxiucstod to Watertown. N. Y., are rehearsing at Union meet at the office of Dr. C. RusscZl on Tuesday the 23d, inst.; at 1 o'clock P. M., the purpose of forming a county MedW. E. Upjohn, had yean of experience as a teacher and has Society. A. P. Drake taught in mutt of oar neighboring cities, and C. Russell, under her skillful management we may expect . and others. a rich treat al the concerts which are pro­ nounced by the preen, wmyur, and of a Ai/A Michael Grace u happy, and why ihonld he nor bo. Hia dcw place of bus­ news is a favorite resort for the public, and u a matter of coarse be is .reaping a rich harvest. Remember the place, first door cast of Em. Busby’s Barber shop, north side of State street. xxi66tfl)4. Liat of Patents. paper by Cox A Cox, Solicitors of Patents Washington, D. C. ' • C, Land, Matter for Veneers, Detroit. C. Chaffee, 8aw Guide, Allegan. A. Goodyear, Carriage Top Support, Albion. All About the County. The “Iron Trail.” A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the Atehison Topeka and 8antaFe Railroad and of the beautiea, tamerj and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critic of tho iKrw TbrA World, nent free on paplication, togetherwith the SanlvanGuide, to Pueblo, Denver and ail pointe in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Ariaona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pufiman Sleepers on the continent between tho Mis­ souri River and the Rocky / Mountains without change. Address • Jan. 4 *76 tf fren. /7SM{ AyL , Topdre. Kan. Comi II ACTINGS MAHKEs AT G. M. RUNYAN’S. I would respectfully announce to the citi,zene of Hastings and vicinity, that j have a new and Ml 01 MB! 7 ea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, aking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., whith will be sold at S Remember the place, at J. S. R Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson Gite me a call. WHBAT.trodlperboshaL FLOUR, ptr ewt.------ i---CORN, ptr bosha!-----------OATfl, par biuhtl----- 1— BUTTER, ptr lb EGGS. ptrdo*»a^.,_J----POTATOES.ptr bosfiel— APPLES, per bushel-------ONIONS, per bnsbtl-....... BRANS, ptr bushel--------PORK-------------------------- S street. C. M. RUNYAN. , xxi66tf City Drug Store I HAMS, per ib----------SHOULDERS, per lb. •UK ♦ 7M • IS 1»UK J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. DRIED PEACHES, peartd. ptr lb. DRIED PEACHES, unpaared. ptr 1 DRIED APPLES, par lb--------------MAPLB SUGAR------------------------- - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of SHEEP PELTS CALF SKINS.rreen. par lb_._. CALFSKINS, dry.aerlb------HONEYL------------------------------BEESWAX, per lb CRANBERRIES, per bnshel- DETROIT MARKET. Busina** hat fol into a rather ilack spell. P»t” hap* because of ths uusessotxably warm weather. Jobbers, however, are almost all very hopeful as retards ths fotare. Mousy is ia pretty fair de­ mand, and for tho first tins In nearly two yean, some of ths batiks report havJAs their foods folly loaned cot. Goinx rates are 7® 10 per eent. for rood paper. CO days. Colton roods are very firm ; prints 7»7»fe and solnr to fc for standards. Hardware is unchanxed In all particulars. Coffees are steadying HHB, Ulis, pm, OILS, DYE ST U Jj’FS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties, iiMfo Brisk for sale nt my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland. Henry L. Newton. Dec. Oth, 187® xxi64U Special Notices. xxi68tf PENSIONS 19 hergedforwoued.iefarim. Kladison Dispensary, •2 W MaCton SI, Ckicapc. Gold 105). Spring-like weather. Greenback nomare worth in coin M^eents George Baker ; Thomae Brady ; F. C. Farlin; William Helmer; Harry Henderson ; James Ainsley ; Edward VoteAddlade To well. The Circuit eoart is in session. 8. Wirthi, Dowagiac, Mich. Jxo. M. N artire, P. hi. PEWS Jordan, Marsh t Co.. Borton. Mass.: Edgar His Hossr, Birney Hoyt, presiding. Our phtrons .will piewee bear in mind that wc mutt have* our accounts all settled this There wax n«i uarum present on Tuesday evening, either at the reams oflhe Board of Education, or at ths Council chamber. • Our railroad men report the passenger bus­ iness on the mend, but say that Um freight fcu'sinets is tailing off a liuls this month. The Hastings Reform club spV numbers Gtasut 150. Il is a wide awake organisation, --.ci will da an immense amount of good­ In financial circles there is some finer that chs Cowuai’sion, by acute hook or ayusk. may eaunt in Tilden, and lienee gold has gens up abtari two per cent. . Wejhave in typo an excellent form for orders by assessors and directors of nah eel dtotrirts on the Treasurer, and sm fiQ all ordure rt short notice, and on reasonable terms. Dried corn ofasupa patent drying establishment alBeatea Harbor, is for sale by Smith, Bogle It Preston. U is delicious, we know, for «n have tried it. Possibly, Kent oMnrty Uwyen ana run tks Judicial system of the Stale, but we iwiM that they shall not bo permitted te drirteh Berry county from Judge Hoyt's ateuntt Woodland Lodge. No 2M. I. O. 0. F, instituted on Monday evening. Thera was is attendance a large number of the fraternity, and everything passed vfmjr pleaesMly. A few more Mi)ess from six to eighteen jeers of age wQl bo raoeUad at tbs Maofam! •Convention, to take part in chorum T»bleau Ac.. Ac. RekaToals dfcfty ■44 P.M.. nt Union Halt " ' ' ’ 4K« MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Yesterday I was the happy recipient of a very valuable book cnee from my good friendof this city. It is in every way suitable to my purpose, in tact, it could not have been more so, if I “kad ordered it myself. It is jest what I have long needed, sad I ean assure my friends that I regard il aa very thoughtful in them, and that It will prove a very importaal adjunct to my work. Jour thanghtfulneas, together with the gift, gives me very groat pleasure, and I wish I could take you all by the hand and assure you of my appre­ ciation of so valuable a gift, but as I do not know yon all, I trust you will pardon this tame way of expreering my gratitude, and I shall try to prove myself, as iter ns I can, worthy of your friendship. Hastings, Feb. Bth, 1877. Licil Mfipw r W. H. GOODYEAR, POSITIVELY CURED. The Druggist, Respectfully announces in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock and daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggists Merchandise which he offers to the people ai greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Peo pie’s Dru g 8 tor e is di­ Highest Market Price in rectly opposite Empire Block. Cash, One door east of Spauldings- STAVES. STAVES, YUKUttu, July 18,1876 UNDERTAKING Being a busmen that needs a great deal of experience, �A JI I Mm, aad A twenty-nine btwhd. rfpOmp < thirty of wheat ‘J to the acre." LBSTBB’B RURAL TOPICS. ‘LOOK TO THE EAST? Wrirtsa for «be.»WBUCasBAK»as b; ~4“ , | HOOT PKUMINa. I never had much faith in pruning the roots oftrees to make them bear fruit. It appears to me that the more extensive the roots, the more fruit the trees ought to glish fruit grower says m an English pa­ per that haring some very free-growing trench two feet nix in ch re from their trunks, half around the trees in a semi­ circle, cutting off all the roots as far aa ho Thia affection is caused by tho change of food, the introduction of acrid herbs or other irritating substance into the bowels, long drives in hot weather, or by rapid change of temperature, lying out on the cold, wet ground, etc. Sometimes it makes its appearance without any obvious cause, while the animal is apparently doing well and fattening. Tho conditions under ASdra. IS Street, n,v<rTor*. which the disease makes its appearance P. 0. Box am must always be obeervod. If the animal is weakly, as tho generality of them are 825000A ourVraadComUnatlou Prawhen attacked by diarrhoea, a tonic, in tho shape of an ounoe of gentian, and a drachm of ginger, twice daily, mixed with a -pint of water, or, what is better, a pint of beer, with a change of food, and an oc­ casional walk about the Yard for exercise, ft; Chicago and Grand earflhortMt Line If you have reason season ft :s rxanof H0UTM> _Day Ervninx Kxprrw ExpraM ,r» ft Is a &* (8 12 47 & M IS 15 ft tofc.. >a 77 the trees did not Kft end Rapids Mixed pm daily except need more mastered in a short time, by paring the hods and applying a solution of vitnol light on the subject than we now possess. water to the foot of every animal, twice In the above case, the roots wore cut off each week, and removing the sound from but half way around the trees; but it is the lame ones ioto-fields not infected pre­ evident that he would have badly injured viously. The vitriol wash shoiild bo ap­ plied while warm, and the moot cffectuak them, if the entire roots had been severed mode would be to dip the feet down into two fe< and a half from their trunks. A the linuid. It is more easily curi'd daring better way than tp tut half around would the cold winter months. Freezing weather be to dig further from the trunks of tho destroys the inoculating properties, when taees^cairding to thoirage and growth, and dropped .upon the ground. But during and M«. the warm months infected matter may reto cut off the roots entirely around them, Furniture, mahi & long time in. the shsep-walka and from four to six feet from their trunks. not lose ata vaccinating qualities. Due PKAR**BUanT. diligence and applications well applied will This disease is still making great rava­ cure any infected flock on the farm. I ges among the pear trees all over the have treated thousands in this manner, country. Some writers claim that grow­ usually placing the ahwp in a trough or ing the trees in a grus swara is a preven­ box, on its back, about twenty inches tive of ihc blight, while others who have above the ground, to hold tho animal and tried this system say it is not a remedy. faciliato the work. This foul disease, and In my own case, trees in aod escaped, the scab, were imported into tho United while those kept free of grass and weeds States tram Germany, at first. The Sax­ blighted conaidarably; yet, from what I on merino.-! were impregnated before landi read on thia subject, 1 do ujI think the ing on our shores. There is no estimating sod system a preventive in oil soda. A the damage it has entailed upon tho flocks writer ou thia subject says: "I do not on this continent. produce J ffi unlsyr. All other m a IS 53 tf TRAINS GOING NORTH. If (/raati Jmution—with HASH Dlrition ot the 1 II l! A liar Ks'nrai* non! will.* atop at »t ft Ymtlanll. Ann Arbor. Joacrr:!! Jaction. ^Joawrnxx—With Like Short A Mich. Southern IS *.Sonda^exo*i>led. tfietwday and Senday QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. xxi-xwl CHICAGO k. LARK HURON K Milk Safes. rKMIXIVUR DIVISION. MAMS SAMSt ASS SETBQIT! TIME TABLE. •Snndaya aeowtad. tDelly. TRAINS WEST. iasi make. . We sell none of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods vc mako arc made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they all bear Of every description. I would beg leave inspection. No trouble at nil to show our to inform my old customers and the goods. Parties having pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of us as wc can do it better and chcopcr than any PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY house in Barry oouoty. We keep the largeal and best selected stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paper* Generally that I have again embarked in holders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and everything in the Furniture Line. Wc invite all persons to call and look at our Mi idlerille THIS and be happy again. ! iS TRAINS EAST. A Gret Redicta ii Prices! 15 ■ .-.I II STOCK OF GROCERIES SALISBURY & BROSSEAU Dealers to all kinds FURNITURE Tke Gael Soto TtawgMare. Dotosten Bents Braslejs Frants, fc. Peerless Milk Safer. other man treated his trees aa follows : Now on exhibition at our Furuiture Store. "Last year I had three young pear trees badly affected with ‘blight.’ None of them ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly boro anything. During the winter wc At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. don. W““ Wo Mean Business”. “®i Furniture Rooms south side of Stale street, opposite H. A. Goodyear’s Hard­ S®“ The above goods have been selected ware Store. ' with great care and will bn m and healthy, and bore heavily on the RTEBlfWB BRO’S RAILWAY COMPANY Look here I Look here! rasa&ies SnSeSSra.®» What! don’t you think we can sell THE ENEMY Of BISEASE I DEFI COMPETITION. THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG Call soon and examine my stock and J. H-SUTTON. primi. branches u high SAW AJID WHXAT. -can do it, for, with tho help of TO MAX HO BEAST . te thr Grand OH pounds of sulphur a semi-fluid state until Detroit Adverti»enient«. GILLET & HALL, DETROIT. D. Gr'd Rapkb.L Furniture, Coffins, Etc. READ FURNITURE ! GOOD HEWS TO THS PUBLIC! can sell cheaper than any house in Barry county, for these reasons; 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. 2d. Because we make the most of our goods ourselves. 3d. Because wc keep the best of work­ men, 4th. Because wc warrant all gbodt wo Tke BeHaMe S*er< Line AiuiUtoKip.' Where you wul find ail kinds of Of every Pescnption which we ■tan iambs iiviiioh. TIME: TABLE No. 8. time.) (Datrolttlme.) New Advertisements. crTie Grocery Business «ni l| IS ''mW Keep It. fully, and give Tory littld cultivation and IS,H ISi i Banua-WlUi Detroit. Hillsdale A Soathwettern ^w’atxbuto- With Lak* Shore A Mleh. Southern WIN WRIGHT. STEBBINS BRO’S. commenced to blight ■ I looked into the matter carefully and thoroughly, and soon became convinced that in order to raise ■I ft ■. a «■ P^.^ktra.L MITH DIPOT. to pruning, I thin out the weak sboota Swift on the War Path with a new and in bummer, and cut back the tops of limbs, ( well selected when uooeacary, in the fall, to secure only well-ripened wood during the winter; for I beheve blight to be occasioned by frozen sap." Another pear grower follows a dif­ ferent practice, thus: “I have been crow­ ing pears for tweaty-five years. When I il ?. QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. “ MAY 1, 1810. HASTINGS believe that to be an c&jential requisite to BUMMBful pear culture. 1 fork a little around the trees each spring, mulch heavi­ ly, and thoroughly and constantfr. I knt the only trees I ever loot by blight onoewhen I omitted to mulch. This • «| x tai 6 ? » XT 3 ?T S « GOING 'WEST. ---- ___ _______ at: nzxriisr^ ’T'.- -■ Bctor. igt:1 Uuron AocnaBodBlion good crops; but wo 'u"< ^dany^exoewtSat- Wilson Sswmi Maciuue C<i, Ciufaza- T TMdac BS»ct Dk 10th. 1876 TRAINS GOING SOUTH. to believe that 1 thn disease is roused by some irritant in ; the alimentary canal, give a half pound of make so much wood as previously, but eprom salts, or half a pint of linseed oil. 1 many spun formed all over the trees If it cornea on suddenly, with much fever, its naled. QeiAtaad CO-Aagnita, Maine. which were covered with buds ; and the give opium, one drachm, calomel, every ! second season they bore a large crop of three hours, dntil the symptoms subside If it has been of long standing, use sul- ' fruit. He doseb hia article aa follows: phate of iron, two draebnv, catechu, one i "The inference gained is to root-prune all drachm, two or three times a day, adding — —-- — —-------< gross growing unfruitful .trees. We now and then half an ounce of gentian and learn the builueu of wiling *ewinc machine*. Compcuiatiou proved the good 4>f it ycart ago in the and half a drachm of ginger. If white treatment of apples, pears, and even figs, using calomel the mouth should become . sore, desist immediately, as the system is besides plums, and thcrti is no better time now under its influence, and it can be of of the year for performing the same than no further use ; continue to use tho opium, the month of October. Tbe great ari of however, until the symptoms abate ; feed . fruit-growing is to so nunage our trees liberally, give plenty of water,^ood feed, i etc. Always give cattle medicimtout of a that they shall possess sufficient vigor to Towmst. or bottle in a fluid state ; pour it slowly down tmd IFowra, *rr«di«arv or or^irr'-. trraM produce fruit of good quality, but not to the throat STRIO tl frivatb overgrow that limit, by making good FOOT-ROT IN’ BHKKP. growth at the expense of a crop of fruit." S. W. Jewett, one of tho moat experi­ It is quite probabk that root-pruning m enced sheep-raisers of Vermont, aays: certain cases may cause barren trees to '■By prompt attention the disease can be first iichigHT anF'thF'sohtr -RAILROAD. time fAwr.E. SSL J“|^’^‘OFITWKBALI) eure. the RAILRuAvv MIOHIGAK •CESTBAI mil and Winter Timo Table. tui., iMir« dug. and with a tjliarp knifo smoothed the that 4 Salta’ W Q. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. _____ .— Railroads. Rallroada. Railroads. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. LINIMENT, WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YK*BR THBSK IS NO 8OKB IT WILL NOT H8AL, NO> LAMENESS IT IT WILL NOT CURB, —--------------------PAD.’, THAT API MAN---------------------- IM J. M. HEWES SEia™*-•*<*■«• D,:TROLXtn%VB^JM? Hcaree firmed fr» Coffins ami Furniture tsswa^ir^ iailroad � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-12.pdf 8cb0164bcce4cea436bfeb78d38d565c PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 83. rhepejni-WeBkly hepliblicap tapper GEO. M. DEWEY JI OR AND PUBLISHER. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12,1877. J. S. GOODYEAR A CO.’S Announcement! Dry Goods and Clothing. Great Bargains in Dry Goods. All kinds of Fancy Goods at BOTTOM PRICES. Ready Made Clothing Speciality. A fine Tailoring. Tailoring Department connected- with Store. RA TES Qr AD VERUSING. Boots and Shoes A Largo Stock of Boots and Shoes, ,all kinds, very Cheap. Groceries'of. Groceries. as LOW as they can he bought any where. Salt. A full line of Saginaw- and Onondaga Salt always on hand. Come and see ns For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage to buy of us. J. S janl8tf. Hastings. Mich. Jud. 17, 187 Doctor Arkin’s till. Double Column JAMES CLARKE, JTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR tX CHANCERY. Prompt attention siren to bunacm eutouted to my care. OSoo over Jamee P. Robert^ Prog ataraTlwtMSS. MfaE xztntf SMITH Si. KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICIT­ ORS IX CHANCERY. Practice in all tha courti nf thia etale. OSes over Jolla, Raw.U't Mera. LXaiimrr 8trrv«. Cute. M.Xsarras. HARVEY WRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor la In Vnion Block over Barlow k C I tain H. C. PECKHAM, PHYSftlAN k SURGEON? M. W. RIKER. THE PEACE. Gvoaral Collection >• Agent. Union Block. Stoto Bteeyt. WM. UPJOHN, A BUROBON.-OBee ulifio, MUb. nuLgnu—. Arttt and CjtwlHutlonaM DR. C. RUSSELL KYSictAX* 6un.aHU.t.—Uffle« ftp' LUCIUS BCWKLL, CHAS. II. BAUER. JOHN Q.CRE3ST. SHKRIFF, O«pnly Cmmtr Borv^oraxil Convcyaneer. OBea at th« Court IIsom. SOLICITED, n nwdTal. thorough *.rM Pablithed by Roqutat- COMING HOME, FIDUS’LIVERMORE. We liitvv seen several Items in the papers that a Quincy girl had written a poem about Fidne Llverraoro at which he got mad. We evening breeze, her 'bore; brown foot, shapely as a sculptor’s model, showing be­ neath her scanty kirtle; a look of quiet happiness in her largo, luminous eyes, as she watched a distant boat coming across the lake. A sheep-dog, crouching on the grass, a few yards off, watched ■ the light skiff with equal interest. The shadows of tho far-off mountains darkened the water, and tho coming twilight threw a half mel­ ancholy hue over all. WHOLE NO. 2025. I patient lover, catching right of hb titled I rival, cantering down the castle read “Iflatea to what I have to say. Jeanette, you know I love you; theres no need to tell you that. I have loved you all my life. . Long ago you promised to be my wife. But maybe you think 1 bat only in childish sport. I am in dead earnest, however. Now,” and he turned almost fiercely on her, “which do you care for moot; that proud, young Lafrd </ the cat­ tle up yon, or me ?” Jeanette laughed, and tossed her silken, wind-blown curls, averting her face that he might not sec the sparkle in her ey«, and the blush on her cheeks. She loved Walt as she Tovod her life; but she was a woman, and a little coquetry is natural to Directly, the regular dip of the oars was the sex. She was vexed, too, that Wal­ heard, the boat glided to the strand, and a ter had not, lately, spoken of lore. She lad of eighteen, or there abouts, sprang on had even begun to think he had changed shore. The dog darted to weteomc the his mind, until the young laird of Dundee new earner, but lhe girl, with something had made him jealous. , of tho shyness of maturer years, hung “Why should 1 answer?" she said, back. She was but fourteen, os yet, but lightly, and evasively. “What means thia already,-in her virgin heart, had begun to sudden haste F stir, almost unknown to bcrself, that mys“Because I want to know ; because I terr of mysteries, human love. will know," cried Walter hotly. She and Walter Keith had known each Jeanette laughed again—a little musical other from earliest childhood. They had grown up together, in his mother’s cottage, laugh, like the bubble of a mountain and long aeo he had told her, in his frank, brook. boyish way, chat she was to be hb “little “Suppose I refuse to tell ?” she said, wife," by-and>by. She had looked on him , ___ a trifle wickedly. just as a brother, however, and only laughed ■ H< TIer companion came to a sudden halt. in reply. "“Jeanette," confronting her, his face He camo io now, flushed with exercise, white and set, “this, is no light matter with as handsome as a young Apollo,' the dog mo. You know how I feel; there's no jumping about him, and barking for joy. need that I should try to tell. I couldn't, "Aren't you glad to tec me, too, if I would ; I’m not glib o’ tongue, like Jehrctto?" he said. “Surely, old Hero the fine young laird. But you shall chooee here is not to be the only one to welcome me. Don't you think you might liavo “Suppose I refuse to choose," she re­ come down to the shore to meet mo I plied, a little ruffled at his domineering Tho girl gave one quick, half-shy glan^ tone. up into his face, blushing to the very tips *' “I shall take h for granted that you of her pretty cars. A year ago, she would have gone to meet him frankly. Jeanette stood silent, a mischievous And a year ago she would not have gleam in her gazelle eyes. ' blushed. . The young man returned the broad He drew her to him, and k'uacd her. gold ring to his vest-pocket, and turned “Well; I forgive you, for this once,'’ he on his heel. Mid, gayly, quite satisfied by that glance ; “You are silent, Jeanette; I am ans­ ■ "but when we are older, when wc are mar- wered. Yonder conics the Laird o' Dun­ ■ vied, as, you know, wo are to be,-you dee. I'll notatand to hb way. Good-bye, ' musn’t stay here, to tljo door, but must Jeanette!" come down to the wafer dearic." The young laird camo clattering doxu The years passed on. Almost before toward the moor-ride, and "Walter Keith M.k. you patriotic IhyaT eitbsr knew it, Jeanette was eighteen, and walked rapidly away. Jeanette stood in But «a<mah; wa know your Walter twcnty.two. But now clouds, the waning sunset, her heart fluttering Ito*n aevar be effaced: began to darken the horizon of their liketa bird. And pootorlty will read it hitherto happy lives. A true and loyal . “Walt I Oh, Walt, come back I" she I lover was Walter Keith ; but, alas 1 he was of a jealous temperament. He had But her voice was tremulous, and the loved Jeanette all his life long, ever since young man did not hear her. In another she camo to Iris mother's hearthiatono. one second, Dundee waa at her ride. . mid-winter night, a little friendless crea­ With many gallant words, he put lb ture, her father lying dead at the old In­ flowers in her hands, and hung a roue, verness Manse, her mother lying in her full-blown and crimson-hearted, in her grave in lhe old Inverness churchyard, and dark hair. she, a tiny mite, without kith or kin in Jeanette wore it when she went beck to the wide world. “Pair, motherless bairn," the cottage in the gloaming, a little feeling his mother had said, "you must bo a gude of resentful coquetry in her heart; but brother to her." And so, begining as a underlying all, her Urac and tender lovcF brother, h» anon learned to be more. Sum­ which made her ready and willing to ac­ mer in and summar out, they wont, tn cept her hasty, passionate suitor, if only school together, hand and Baud ; through he would speak again. But when she golden autumns they tended tbgir flocks reached tho cottage, Walter was not there. Bldinc from tha world in daytinc. on tho hill-aide, under the shadows of tho Night did not bring him home nor the Shinina out alone at nifht. giant peaks ; and in .winter they sat by the morrow! So yon stood bwid. the rebel-. Inglo-rido and, while he cracked nuta for Jeanette drove her kids out to brows on Claim in* that their eatue waa Jiwi. Jeanette, aho sang the sad, sweet songs of tho moor side, with a pain in her girl's T1U confederate hope* bad faded their native land. All through these heart that pierced it like a thorn. Surdy And you saw that aU was loot t years, long past the period when our story -he would come to fetch her noon's meal, Than by sudden traaapoailio’n. opens, Waiter had been coming to think as was his custom ? of Jeanette, lew like a brother, and more But noon passed, and the red sun hung likealovcr. When, at eighteen, aho had low above the russet hills, and he did not sprung up into a slim .lithe graceful young appear. Jeanette drove her looks home­ goddeaswith eyes as deep and pure ns a ward at an early hour. mountain loch,and checks and lips likcripoShe found the cottage in confusion, the red cherries, and when others began to ad­ good wife sobbing in the chimney-corner. mire her also, thou the latentjealousy of hb The girl's very sou! died within her. nature took fire. But be did not fully “What baa happened ?" she aaked In Of the man who favored tralicrt, realise tho torture to wjuch ho could bo faltarins tstiea. ” H.’« politically dead.” ■ * subjected, till the young bird came home •‘Can ye ask ?" cried out the moAer And we’ll pet yea in your eoMn, to the old Highland castlo beyond the shrilly.. “Can ye stand thore, and mock year mouldering cent. Afo wfU hitch and nuke Mm draw you. moon, and having seen Jeanette at Inver­ me in my sorrow, and moke believe ye ness, foil desperately in love with her. A dinna know ? Ye’ve deceived tho led all handsome, gallant fellow was thb young theseyears, nod now, in the end, yc throw laird of Dundee; a fine .ipatch, to be sure, him o'er wi' out word or warning, and for a girl like Jean ottc, if he really meant send him off over rets, and break his poor marriage ; and ho sc«mcd thoroughly in mitber'a heart. I’ll ne'er furgiver yo till erruest Every morning saw him at the my dying day." ,-w cottage gate, mounted on hb black steed, “What is it? Oh, where b WAF with hb dogs at hb hoels, and a bunch of gasped Jeanette. red roses, or white ipountain lilies, in hn “Gone I Gone over sens, to foreign hand, for Jeanette. lands, ne'er to return. And 'tts all year “He'll in dead earnest, b the fine young work ; it all comes o’ your fcir, fata face. laird. Jeanette's a rare la£8 . if yc care I wish from my wool I had left vote die for bar, ye’d better speak out, and ha* that wild night, when I fetched-vs home . Now Hsten. The Democratic organa done wi* it. Walt," aaU Wak s mother. toiny fireside ! Go I I ne’er snmto see ate inflating themselves for a season of pro­ And the young nun, fcrious with jeal­ your fate again. Get re up to the ratio longed and vigorous howling, upon the ousy, took tho hint. He went off tn ypn, to you fine, tided lover!" Jeanette left the room like one stunned. decision of the Electoral Court Cotnmb- Aberdeen without delay.*»d laid out all , hb surplus money fof'a broad band of That night, when tho midnight moon hung mon, which knocks the Tilden conspiracy gold, that would fit Jeanette'a plump above tho gorse-crowned hills, Jennette higher than a kite. brown finger. state out from the cottage. ShaemM aot She was at the cottage door, tho sunset stay and beer her foeter-roottar's re­ The — shining on her dark head, just as it bad proaches 8ta wra away to Asms. • ben of the Loubhna Returning Boare bj done fofar years before, and the scene was “Hero I ” ata mited, crash* the lavwr “Hero, I’m gob* my." �■— 11 of Dundee found himself in Aberdeen. Strolling along the coast, without lhe town, ba met a Unitary figure, with a gau.'at From the Lansing Republican we copy The Electoral Tribunal—President— Whom ? — Justice Bradley — The the following condensation of the facto rel­ Counsel—Cronin Again—The Gam­ ative to our Educational system taken from blers Against the President—A Pro­ tho very able report of the State Super DKWACY, The girl stood still, and looked at. him Hs.ari jKM, Mich., Fib. 12, 1877. vs. a Grand Duke—Newspapers— Palestine for Sale—Etc., Ete. Washington, D. C., Feb. 2, '77, town? The count of the electoral vote for Pres­ ident and Vice President of the United States commenced yesterday in tho House little one, you might have been my pet all these years 1 I would bare clothed you in silks and jewels, and shielded you from of Representatives, and it will probably be result b secured and made known. As constituted, the tribunal undoubtedly com­ . mands the confidence of the great major­ II A. YEH* PLATFOBM “What ? You refuse to be my wife ? The lady of Dundee Castle ?" “Yes; I refuse.” She turned £r «m him, and went her way along the wild coast. “Stop one minute,", he cried, pursuing her. “Let me tell you of your old home. Keith cottage stands yet, and the dame spina her flax, and herds her flocks; but Walt has never returned ; bo never will return. Hb vessel - was lost, months ago. Will you come now, Jeanette t' ' No I” And she went on, Hero following in her ity of tbe people. It b worse than ufolcss to prophesy as to tbe result, but one thing And still our Platform. is morally certain, namely, that whether it be Hayes or Tilden, or a new election, tbe “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should' be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.”^ Republican party must ultimately triumph; and whatever be the decbions of the trib­ unal, in the matter of the disputed States, as on all other questions, they must stand as final since they cannot be reversed ex­ cept by the affirms'ire rote of both Housi cs. One House being Democratic and the other Republican an agreement to revone any decision of the tribunal b next to im­ FLORIDA FOR HAYES. possible. The Electoral Commission, this evening, The election of Justice Bradley as the decided by a vote of eight against seven that the four electoral votes of Florida, fifth Judge to sit upon the electoral oom­ ed. The comparative footings for the tbo and gold coin shall yean 1875 and 1876 show an increase of IIAVX«QUAL VALL«3. thechildred of school age large than the At a later day, if currency and coin should m1 lad to —to* will increase of attendance at school, which b retain equal values, it might become advis­ an unfavorable feature. There b a alight able to authorize or direct resumption. I reduction of tbe.dbtrict school-tax for all believe the time has come when by the purposes from last year, nnd a reduction simple act of the legblative branch of tbe of almost 10 per cent in the bonded in­ Government thb most desirable result can debtedness ot tktr districts. be attained. I am strengthened in thb We are kindly furnished with a sum­ view by lhe counri.trade has taken in the mary of these statistics by C. B. Stebbins, last two years, and by the strength of the deputy superintendent: credit of tjic United Staton at home nnd S3S Fourth »trw*. Swill ■—<— Number of towns and cities 1,004, be­ All OIumsm of the abroad. ing 18 more than the year previous. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1876, '• it Number of school districts 5^34, being the exports of the United States exceeded 135 more. the imports by 8120,213,103, but our ex­ Number of children between 5 and 20 Crts included 840,569,621 of speeieand years of age 459,847, l-cing 10,666 more, Ilion in excess of imports of the Mme and showing a probable increase of the commodities. For six months of the pres­ Ulir.AT total population of the state (on a baab of ent fiscal year, from July 1, 1876, to Jan. estimate which has heretofore proved sur­ 1, 1877, the excess of exports over imports prisingly correct) of 32,691. amounted to 817,544,866, and the imports Number who attended school during tho of specie and bullion exceeded the exports year 344.956, being 1,432 more. of precious metab by 86,192,147 in the Average time of school kept 7 and same time. The actual excess of exports 3-10 months, sn i no ease of 4-10 of a over imports for the six months, exclusive month. . of specie and bullion, amounted to 813,­ Number-of school-houses of stono 80, 737,040, showing for the time being' the being JO more; of brick 745 being 26 accumulation of specie and bullion in tbe more, of frame 4,577 being 109 more; of log 529, being 17 more. Total increase country amonnting to ago. It b stated that the ahowingba very fa- I “ furiner" leading at last reports. vorabh one considering the times, and will Just after the election tho great Demo­ reflect credit on the preneut management cratic cry was “ the people have apokeu." of the road. Just after the electoral tribunal waa estab­ It is gratifying to report an . improve­ ment in the condition of Secretary Mor­ rill. Mr Randall is not making a good record Where asa I ?*' bo naked, it feeble u nPrecodented Merit. when tho paper circulation of the country FajXR.TSJ Blood. £5* r 'ssw.’yrssz mission is not altogether as satisfactory as Wepa should be counted for Hayes and Wheeler. it might be, hb decisions wlrile upon hb A week later, and Jeanette stood in the The vote in detail on the adoption of the circuit, which includes all the Southern door of the little Highland cot. Her foo­ resolution was as follows: Yeas—Bradley, ter- mother sat within. States, having invariably boon adverse to “Let me come home, and help you to Edmunds, Frclingbuysen, Garfield, Hoar, the Republican policy aud belief, especially bear your sorrow," she entreated. “I was Miller, Morton and Strong.—8 Nays — as regarding Ku Klux and enforcement not false to Walt; I waa only silly and Abbott, Bayaru, Clifford, Field, Hunton, of school houses 162, which b doing very shy ; and hb jealous doubt vexed me. I well in a single year of “hard times " I Payne and Thurman—7. The leading counsel engaged by the Re­ lovea him. I will go to my grave unwed­ Total value of school-houses and lots ded for hb sake." publican Committee to represent Hayes •9,257,094, being •169,592 more. A Republican Victory. And the desolate mother held out her and Wheeler before the electoral commitNumber of graded schoob 299, being hands. Tho great Presidential question b de­ aioa are Ww. M. Evarts and E. W. 14 less. “Come home," aho said, looking at tho Number of visits by township supcrinsad, changed young face. “ Wo'll bear our cided, and the Electoral Comtnbaion, gov­ Stoughton of New York, and Stanley tcndcuts 10,758, being 1.577 more than | Matthews and S. S. Shellabarger of Ohio, trouble together." erned by the principles /f constitutional were made by both township and county So Jeanette and Hero remained at the who will be assisted by our own “ Pape superintendents in the Tear previous. law, have virtually declared by its action old cottage. Bob " Ingersoll. All these gentlemen arc Number of vbita by school directors Winter came down amid tho Highlands, on the Florida question that Rutherford 15,019, Ixjing 947 more. wild and cold. The winds roared, and the B. Hayes shall be tho next President of here and have filed their brief* in their case. Number ot qualified teachers employed: snow drifted, and the mountain lochs lay the United States. The dark clouds which When the committee reach the Oregon 3,548 males, being 265 more, and 9,286 like bods of crystal. matter their action will undoubtedly be seemed to enshroud the political horixon females, being 106 more. “We shall have a bitter night, and prompt and non-partisan. The assumption Total wages of teachers during the year: there’s a ewe and two Iambi missing," have already begun to clear away, and that Cronin was elected because Dr. Watte1 6787,776 for males, being 837,334 more, said Jeanette, one bleak afternoon, when there are bright prospects of a glorious fu­ was ineligible cannot be sustained either by and *1,238,949 for females, being 839,aho waa folding the lambs. ture for the Republican party. precedent or law, and tbe tribunal will। 313 more. “Cocao, Hero, let's go and hunt them." “You'd better come under shdter, and THE CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & doubtless ignore it. The tug of war, teachers 848-50, decrease 2.79 ; for female let the lambs go,” said tbe dame. where Greek will meet check, will come on teachers 828.73, incresec 48 cents. QUINCY. But Jeanette and Hero went Across Paid male teachers 8786,886.15, being tbe States of Florida and Louisiana. the wild moor, beyond the harbor coast, 837,849.65 more. The annual meeting of tho Chicago, down the bleak, frozen shore-line, toward It is exceedingly doubtful if the Police Paid finale teachers 81^28^16.95, be­ the hills. t Burlington & Quincy Railroad takes place Bill, which this wack passed the House ing 821,394.05 more. With tho close of day, the snow came in the latter part of March. ■ It is ru­ Moneys on hand at the commencement over the President’s veto, will get through mored that considerable of the stock of the Senate. The backers of the bill are of the year 8598,505.71, being 876,693,­ this Company has changed bands during the gamblers and blacklegs in thb eity, 95 less than one year previous. drift*. Two-miil tax 8512,88932, being 84-, Jeanette began to grow bewildered. the past year, and that it is not certain while all honest and law-abiding^ citizen* 79438 more. “Come bock, Haro," abe called ; “tbe whether the old Board of Directors will are against it. Primary school fund 8220,396.27, being be re-elected. It will bo remembered that Before thb I suppose yoflMHM&hnve •2,621.46 more. like thia.’ Tuition of Don-resident scholars 835,­ about two years ago the Dennison and been fully informed tbroug?MHNB|b of 466.96, being 81,976.44 more. ground, breaking oat ever anon into sharp, Joy directory was forced out by Messrs. the testimony of Littlefield, vNw sworn District taxes -for all purposes 82,261,­ frantic barks. The girl followed him, Forbes, Griswold nnd others. It is now yesterday that he committed forgery upon 189.55, being <78,938.86 less. breathless, and half freseo. claimed that the former have again secured one of the Louisiana election returns by Raised from all other mmresa for the “What b it, Hero? Are the lambs a majority of the stock, and that there will direction of Wdb, a member of the re­ year 8249,239.35, being 8144.506.08 hm. Total resources for the year 84,067.­ The dog paused at the root of a great, be an entirely new deal at the next elec- turning board. I only hope they may see 801.68, bring 895,620.57 leas. black fir, barking more furiously than ever. Whether these rumors are founded hb whole depoci'ion. In it be directly Paid for btiilding and repairs 8451,­ Jeanette hurried to the spot “You've on fact or not is hard to tell before the ancontradicts himself, besides which he has 426.49, being 897,43932 less. found the poor lambs !" ahe cried. Paid on bonded Indebtedness 8369,780. heretofore sworn that be did not do what Not the lambs I Bat a human creature, 20, bring 828.326.21 leas. a man, hb garments like iron, hb face lik* •wy preapcct, however, of an exciting he now says he did do; and the whole af­ Paid for all other purpora 8620,949.84, contest between the two factions. death. fair in the words of Polonius looks vary being 82,216.83 more. Jeanette peered down into the still The annual report of the Company b like a put-up _ job. I imagine it "mW Bonded debt ot the districts Sep. 4, now receiving its finishing touches, and >ork." 1876, 81,558384.45, bring 8164,871.56 tered a cry that filled the stormy night Popular excitement in this eity to-day I lew than one year previous. with anawtring echoes. She could not will be hid before the Beard of Directors TotaUfidebtedoeM of the dbtricts Sept. see, but some subtle instinct in her bosom at Boston by President Robert Harris, of Is about evenly divided between the electo­ 18^H.672,710.92, being 8153,417 Chicago, who left for that place a few days ral count and the Grand Duke Alexia, the “Oh, Walter,Walter! Hero, go to old Jean's cottage, and fetch help. Your Te.t oi’ Merit. /ariiw : By the act of ('engram approve Jan. 14, 1875, to provide for the resump­ tion of specie payments, tho 1st of Janu- ( mitted to the Legislature, which should ary, 1879, b fixed as the date when such | interest every friend of the free reboot resumption b to begin. It may not be ; desirable to fix an earlier date when it , shall actually become obligatory upon the i The annual report of the various school Government to redeem its outstanding le- । districts in the state for the year ending gal-tender notes in coin on presentation, .; 1SepL 4, 1876, have been received by the but it b certainly most desirable, and will Superintendent of Public Instruction, and prove most beneficial to every psountary I isterest of the country, to hasten tho day i i i -a_j --------- -.-J folly two weeks, if not longer, before the He ca'ugbthcr hand. Bat aho wrenched you, but it was vain. I believe you ve bewitched me. I can’t giro you up. n™.- —,1 T'll vr.,1 mV wife " SUCCESS The following b the Preridcot's message to Congress on tho subject of the reramp- lific Purjurer — An Electoral Count intended of Public Instruction just sub­ ith eohnn, shining eyes. “Wbat made you run away, Jeanette ?" •‘I live here. that's alL” •‘In this wretched old H. R. 8tav»c'« Colun., SPECIE RESUMPTION. School Shtiotio. for U7«. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. heplblicap feapjier Jhe w .Amourt on hand Sept. 4, 1876, 8609,296.17, beingglO,790.46 mjre. * Total expenditure for laet year, deducting amount on hand. 83,458^0531. be­ ingM8.147JMh» lished they cried " the people have spok­ Total volumes added to It! en,” and the question now is, when Hayas । township ' ' the yw, 5,115; in such libraries. u declared elected will they still cry, “ the whole numM 56,875; amo__________________ _ _________ people have spoken ? * Probably not. lion for librariea, >4,119.14 ; amount of The CAnnurie of this city, a newspaper 1 fines, pmaltMt, ete., received from county treasurer for libraries, 827,125.87 ; amount founded by John W. Forn for books foe township libraries, 86,cred by ex*Scoator Harlan, to that better land w of uew dbtricta organised KOBE THAN 86,000,000, H. SUERMAN. Evidence. in addition to tbe national product of these metab for the same period, a total increase of gold and silver for six months not far) L srarv ’ ’nr.sWs.L*; that 4raUtal short of 860,000,000. It b very evident that unless thb great increase of precious metab can be utalixed at home in such bad way as to make it in some manner remun­ erative to holders it must seek a foreign market as sure'as would any other prod of the soil or manufacture. Any legii tion which will keep coin and bullion home will, in my judgement, soon BRING AB01T P3 ACTIO AL RESUMPTION, and will add the coia of the country to. the eircub(ing medium, thus securing a healthy inflation of sound currency, to the great advantage of every legitimate busin«B interest. The act to provide for the resumption of specie payments authorised the Secretara of the Treasury to issue bonds of cither of the descriptions named in the act of Uongrqta approved July 4, 1870, en­ titled “An act to authorise the refttnding of the national debt," for do less than par in gold. With the present value of 4} per­ cent bonds in the markets of the world they could be exchanged at par for gold, thus strengthening the Treasury to meet final resumption, and to keep the excess o£coin over ihedemand pending ita pw- r. i am arnn-i PfiEWKD BY H. R. STTOS, BOSTOA BASS. Vagntine is Bold by AU Druggist*. D»nr CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT home. AU that would further be required would be to. Dtalnfects, Pmrifice, fiowtha, and Heala. BKDUCE TUB VOLUME OF LKQAV-TKNDKK (Jure* RhoutMium ami Neuralgia, lualaatly ally* tba pain of Burnt. NOTD Basil th* most Obatlnate Sores sad I’lcvra. in circulation. To accomplish this, I would suggest an act authorizing the Sec­ retory of the Trersury to bane 4 per cent Cures Wounds. Brahes, Paias, and Aehes. bonds, with forty rears to ran before ma­ Will keep vour Horses and Stock in Order turity, to be exchanged for legal-teoder W-IT NEVER FAIL£! TryitOoce-W notes whenever prt*-nted in auma uf 150, or any multiple thereof, the whole amount FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO., of such bonds, however not to exceed DstroiL Mieblssn •150,060,000. To inereoM the home de­ mand for such bonds, 1 would recommend that they be available for deposit in the United States Treasury for hanking pur noses under the various prtrrisions of tbe law relating to the National Banka. I I would suggest further that National 8 cent of coin interest received by them from bonds deposited with the Treasury to so cure their circulation. I would also reo ommend the repeal of the third section of the joint resolution for the issue of silver coin approved July 22» 1876 limiting the 850.000,000. E / I am satisfied that if Congress will enact some such law as will accomplish the end they will receive the gratitude of the whole known and Ten days to determine Florida, •even Stales will be counted. and ton 1,764. Number of Ins urday in October How will it take to get through with the ether thirty-one? thb week b the The Democrats arc bent upon consum­ pcuu aifairs sale of Palestine by the Turks, with no takers. Hermit THE EHEMT OF SISEASE I budding for tho money in tbe world. In the days THETO MAJt FOEANDOFBEASTPAIN Tho fourth annual convention of the (as near as may be known) 8,008. ing another day over the Florida vote. Amount paid or due Inspectors for aerThey thereupon object to the count, and spent billions of dollars and millions of vices during the year 86,544.24. Amount paid or due Townahi Spupminthe 0 jeotioos. Tbe House will vote against this country, but it doesn't appear to be as tender.t 591.G6. the count, the Senate will vote for it, and valuable now as then. of Peter the (Signed) U. 8. Gxxjrr. ExtcuTivx Mahmom. Feb. 3.1877. MUSTANG Chj^stun Europe LINIMENT, WHICH HAS BTOOr. THB TEST OF then it will be counted. Kansu in beyond doubt a greet and pro- give you particulars in my next. ranriwd the diguity of pools on tbe election. thb State good man by the dis PAIN, 18 NO SORE IT WILL L, NO LAMENESS IT t CURE, NO ACHES, NO UT. AFFLICTS THE Hl BODY OF A •MBSTIC ANNOT YIELD ABOT- The nd LIFE OF �J"“ Bo.ni.orth. Tfe?Bmi-*8Bk)y$Bplih)ica|i8ajijiBr. mm. GUIDE . H’V l.’.ll Ab R-_R« TIME-CARD > Uulntirton the 4th nf V.wh ,,tr _____ “ Il looks Jiut now, u if John would not be required to make the trip. Drugs, Medici'nes, Perfumeries, Etc-, Etc. ptey lute made ont to raiae one hundred and twenty-seven members of tho Reform Club in Hastings which di prstty good forthat town.—Charlotte Bepebliean. Things “don't Charlotte, if a similar club of men liks those , We Inut those of our people who eqjoy dancing, will not foil to attend the Fireman’. Dance on the 22nd. who compose our Reform Club, were organ teed there. Literary Notloee. one of the Institutions of our city that deaerv. jOOIKU BAtt. * i’refahl MS r. x. urousnt medicine. Be,Dr. Schenck’s Altnsnac. eentsinini.the certificates of many pemotw of the highest re- The Fire Department is On Friday Dr. Upjohfi's hone started from his bam and ran to lhe I Irase, striking the bug. Pktuuoi's Maoaxurafor March ojkm with after Ulna pronounced ino arable by pkyshrUna of au exquisite steel engraving, “Coming Home,” acknow IsdcedaUUty. Schenck’. Pulmonic Snap which is alone worth ths price of the number. This fa followed by a doubled sixed colored gy against a post smash mg it badly—Wa pre­ sume the Dr., after bitching the horse to the ful affair. This space is Contracted for by Than comes a colored patten for dsllj except Sundan-axespt as *’ T. J.'Bcth. Station Agsnt. graving. ‘■’The Fast Express and then some forty other illustrations ot faahions, work-te. The meeting of lhe friends of temperance al bit patterns', 4c.। Ac. The storied are unusual­ Union Hall last evening, waa/very largely al> ly good this month. We notice particularly a dent. POST OFFICE TIME CARD :<:U *• “• .•^liuiaU-Anive dally. eieaptSnaday. ,u leavt »l W> a. ». P. 0 •-North - i iliuore. Down*. Allo. . _ , tI Battle Crrek—Arrive Tewday Satnrdir at 13 m.i leave I*. O’»-Baltimore. Bedford. John»- Cedar Cre«k and Htokorv Oeraata-Ar inwl»> a»dSaturdiwsill m.: leava at and expect th'is Movement, if directed by lhe men who are to be ben efit lad by a victory over their appetites and passions, will be a glorious success. With them in their struggle to dcyright, every man most heartily sympa­ thizes, and^lo each of them is extended a brother’s hand. powerful one by Mrs. F. Hodgson Durnett, "Mademoiaelle Suiette," and also Mrs. Ann | j.M.NEVTNS. P.M. Local Correspondence. COUNTY OFFICERS. The following article waa placed on our table during our absence at Lansing, and got put out of sight. It is Ute to print it now, and yet al the request of the friends intereet- 8. Stepbend' stirring novelet, “The Dependent Cousin." We do not see how any lady oan do without this magatine, for It combines more attractions, nnd for a less price, than any other of the kind. The price to tingle tubscri- passing notioe, I thought C would say a few Contract ,wn. : ICO? liAXwra. uaauw- ' words about a Christmas tree that I had tho pleasure to attend on Saturday ysve before Christmas. It seems they had kcptUisir Sun­ day School np until that lime, and had closed with that entertainment. At an early hour the people began to come in, but they were prepared. Th«y had two fine trees about ten feet apart, with their tops entwined together, which formed a complete arch with a deek standing nnderit; nnd there sidca of lhe house. They were all com­ pletely loaded with presents, and the good “i^pricton of to. Barry Bounty Itepeblicmi. urao SrxraO. , „ , „ Proorietor of the Xoahville Now*. All fe»ut the TO TDK iitSASi9PVBU0. xn.r.ffi.’J: ^awlWsScet clubs for 1877, and perba]* many who thought they could not afford it, earlier In tho season, ean afford it now, rkte timee art ttnmutakablf getting better. Specimens are sent, gratis, to rcfiu. to purchsM SlodlcinM purporting to bo our» uuIom Mr. Jo.. Hajrdoek’a sfauture is .»>«*«** to those wishing tojtet up clubs. Back numbers, .r -- U... .III .I-..I anfl th- rl.d to January inclusive, can always ba furnished. Addrca*. Cnxkux J. I'xrassott, 300 Chestnut Street. Phlladdphia, Pa. Ma. Editor :—As anything that is calculat­ ed to Improve the morals and happiness of the TO-DAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. •“JtJItfiHftt*™ which consisted of singing and speaking Christmas pieces, which were well executed and very appropriate to lhe occasion, and had which came to this sinful world on that mem­ orable niffht. There waa a piece written and read by Mrs. John Dawson that men ioned all, MiehigaL Central stocks 444. All State securities are firm except Tenaes- and request you to publish with this. Taking it all in all it was a splendid affair, Greenback notes are worth in Min 94) cents school for their fathful labors in trying to im- Bengal, A'oterday ttrritw; Earldoms, Pell Mali GaseUt; The Shadow at the Dour, Blaek- at )• '! at Frankport and 107| in London. For fifty- scription price ($8) i» lo» '• »N>« foT >,o w A Gay. Borton, ere the publisher*. , Ina-. Boy. and i. That aH who[ !»»•*<! ! : .ubterf writing. Fall partie-• jyteL-tittrwusrxK} j S lUastratwl pubticatiens. all igan for the week ending Feb. 12, 1877 and each dated Jan. 30. 1877. Furnishedthb taunted with beings reformed drunkard, than pay your money for naught. A bill fa now pending nt Lanaing to re-eetsblish the office of county Superintendent of Schools. interest in anything that b calculated to ben­ efit tbe young and rising generation. There­ fore I fell like having this noticed, and.saying to other school districts, “go and do lik swiss.'' A SrscTATox. PODUNK HABBATH SCHOOL. a j-Mition to the dcirtriied « Legiabture, desiring to be from the Seventeenth Judicial Cir- The, Marshall .S'/.treMsu. to the contrary. Although U*s jut after eleelion. Of mlns* of J ait lb. ahaUs* msaU. paper by Cox & Cox. Solicitors of Patents studied.__________________ # To watch, report, and assist this evolu­ tion of the civilized world from an old and very defective social system to a new one adapted to the present needs of mankind, and to discuss tho principles which should govern the transition, is the function which the AMEBICAN SOCIALIST has undertaken to perform. This is an eigbtpage paper, about the size of the Scientfic Amenam, and fa published every Tliuraday, at Oneida, N.Y. Terms ;_.0ne year, $2.00; Six months, 1.99 ; always in adrance. It gives a careful Summary of Nowi, interesting Correspondence, etc., etc. The secund Volume began January 4th, 1877. Address, THE AMERICAN SOCIALIST, Wsahington, D. C. E Ry no. Trusses, Wayland. C Howard. Lamp Attachment. Pontbc The “Iron Trail.” Rp«m. S. U.. Mb, », 1W0. D«.r Sir—II.,.., ™Ur«l —*■ tb. h»'l» B.'fr- > «“ <,lhn« , add my testimony to the thousands of others instantly sounding iu praise, A spicy sketeh descriptive of a the Atehison Topeka and SantaFe Railroad and ofthe beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of tho Rocky Mountains, by “Nytn Crinkle," die musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on paplication, together with die Sanjuan Geule, maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansas C'ityand Atchieon to Pueblo, Denver anti all pointe in Colo­ rado, New Mexico. Arisons and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on tho continent between the Mi»: aouriRiver and die Rocky Mountains lortunc io w —«... >•••----- ----------- in Salisbury and other Southern prisons 8'T,r’ al months, and became so much reduced in health and stength m to be a mereakeleton of my former salt On being relew-J. 1 wsssM suhioct for a Northern hospital, where I re- , mained two wont lie and then came home. My physician t-comsnded and procured for mt several bottle, of Povviam 8r«Cr, which I wnUnued to use for several weeU •«<! founJ my health restored and my weight >nc«*^1 _io one hundred and fifty. without change- Addrewt T. J. Akdxbsom, “ Pau. Act. Jan. 4 T6 tf Topeka, ______Kan. ornmeau “ ““ —----- .----. itv of the system, whether anxing form ufi Im­ pure state of blood, dyspepsia, or almost any other eauss, bslieving it will in most cam give entire satisfaction. The members of lhe Young Ladiee Literary derment to know who sent that valentine, a* a ,parklln< fonntain t We will furnish two Ayrinhitrut the trrt agricultural journal in We the public, that we ly cure all cares of of knife or ligature; tn’iDg No E.F.4L W. HaotMW, De^I3876. Who will Select School. . We note among the arrivals at Detroit, the name of G. W. Wiggins, of Lebanon N.H., At ’■'ineem known aa the “Granite Stale Agrienb 'uni Works.” onday, March 5th, and «>nU“u,“8 . } Exocii Asdbvb, i" .c Ttach-r. With the faHMW a comment we heard in the Hall on Sunday Station, commencing on ll*’.5** ,iTSSi. AM Robgu'. _ J- p _ . r>„ M»« of il>c tr»oT8»iU>;M>» •At the poultry show al East Saginn *nd a silver cup valued perfume. PENSIONS Plants of the newest and finest itnprov: cd sorts, carefully packed and prepaid by mail. My collection of Strawberries took the first premium for the beat Collection, at the great show of the Mass. Horticul1 turul Society, in Boston. I grow over 100 vsrictiea, the uiuat complete collection in the country, including ml the neytr—large American and imported kinds. Priced descriptive CataloxuM, gretb, by mail. Also, Bulba. Fruit Trees, Ro«a, Even greens, Choice Flower, Garden, Tree, Evergreen, Herb, or Fruit Seeds, 25 pock­ ets of cither for 81.00, by ms'll. O.C. The True Capo Cod Cranberry, O. best sort for Upland, Lowland or Garden, by mail, prepaid, $1.00 per 100, ' ' ’ rALEMTIXB LbTN8, , 1877. 774wt rctisoniible I»,C» ofKnHo^ M1£“j Irving HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can bo found so desir­ able. ~ Containing uoitlter oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and n grateful LOWELL. MASS. Money to Loan. Ailhowh wa dent. checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use. Noth­ ing can restore tho hair where the foHiclre are destroyed, or the glands atrophied nnd decayed. But such as remain cm be- saved dor usefulness by this application. Instead of foul­ ing'\Iie hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Ite occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dautrerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted tnerclyfor a NEW PORTS. BY MAIL. Notice. Local Blisijwss police; the 14th Inst., al tho residence of Dr. Upjohn, restored to its original ' color, with lhe glou and freshness of youth. Thin hnir is thickened, falling hair STRAWBEBRIK, PEACHES, &C. Having sold out my Meat Market, I hereby giro notice to all thoM that are indebted to me to name and settle their tooUo'y. Both of accounts forthwith and save costs. I also have got a nice matched team, or either one of the two horses, for sale, with doable harness (almost new). I wjll pro With Smith's and ShonU’a onr boosa is filled. serving 11 hair. Faded ■ Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co., MARRIED. >f Rutand died at his residence on which is at once agreeable. Choice Flower and Garden'Seed*, ninty will be attached to that Judicbl Ulr- h. tiors the principles of which it b the eml-’.CBi. By aS doing many team and heartaches For restoring Cray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. S999B.&B poetry and miaeellany. The back numbers containing the first Insial- cn the dollar. Bul 1 hare spun thb article out longer than I intended to when I commenced it; but if you will excuse mo this time, perhaps I will not trouble you with my uncouth thoughts Hair Vigor, E' Ust ofPatentfi. The charter election and the township msetinr» begin to attract public attention. Ayer’s TG CONSUMPTIVES. march's Literary Family, by Francis Hueffer. Gentlesnan't Magazine; The Marquis of lx>esie, by George McDonald. Part 1’111, .Idcoace SAcdc; A German Bath, Bladnrood; Self. Help in Science, Good JTcrrft; Fields and Field-Sports in Madron, f'ruser ; The Wprdsworths at Brinsop Court, Temple Bar ; John American $4 n>onthlie"i or weeklies with The Liriny Ayr for a year, both poatpaW. Littsll Cuurt has adjourned until March 6th The Temperance brigadenow numbers 169. \377. Oneida, nIY. 82.0° tev; ary 27th and February 3d contain The Anglo; American Churches ofthe United States, from tho ZxHw/oe Quarterly ; Dr. Bchlietronn's Dii- gratis to naw subscribers for 1877. Ayer*s Advertisements. AMERICAN SOCIALIST. Many people in Europe and this country are now* studying nnd experimenting in preparatory forms for a new soaal life. The Co-operators of Englaad number more than a million persons. These have .< • ----------- jjve their co>opera tiveWoreB stores and and shops ah ................................. ..“J in which they get food, fuel, clothing, ______ __ __ -ilife, veryatnearly the other necessaries of very nearly ooet price, thereby saving in the aggregate enormous sums annually. Tho foremost he will tend a eo»y of the praeoription o.ed. (free thinkers among these co-operators are bo giniog to advocate combined housekeeping in large nenes, for the sake of the greater econcmm of living, tho improved conditions of health, of education, for rear­ York. _______________ ______ ing children, and the better associations ERBOKS of YOUTH. which arc thus to be had. In Germany a similar movement is prosreasing on an immense scale, while Russia is said to be '‘■honeycombed with Socialists.'' In our own country the co-operative movement has got a strong foothold, and we hate, besides, many interesting Communistic experiments, new and old, which should bo intelligently reported and careftilly The numbers LTTTLELL'B LIVING AGE. eits were an oi reaiiaiucio mow wuv ceivad them, except a few put on by individ-. pliant, and the coneln.ion of "What She Came Through," by Sarah Tytler, together with County. BARNESCO Dr. Schenck b protawiooallr at hb principal headdrassed.______________________ ___ Bbown. xxi68tf Notice. Farmers please take notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun & Beckwith, in tho hotel bam and you will find it to your interest to call and see me. xxibltf J. W. Brock. M D Raed desires to call attention to ‘ Wagon Shop, where be may be aUhonra of any day, ready to do $5.00 per 1,000. Wholesale Catalogue to lhe Trade. Agents Wanted. B. M WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mur Established 1842. febStf FWS M STORE. W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and hasinstock and daily arriv­ ing, a> fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye • Stuffs, Raney Goods, and in jMo k- n. Ufa line, from uuttinR a Dew KMBER.the Feo ci—baraadf— UNDERTAKING Being a business that needs a great deal of experience, After many yean in the buiduesto, can truly nay that they can do better work, and eivo better satisfaction than any other firm in this section. W. H. Stebbim, the senior member, with the experience of a lifetime, will ahran give hb perMwai at­ tention to this part of their extensive busineos. Hearse and team furnished when reTho Electric Balm will bo used only when desired. STEBBINS BROS. Hastiap, July 28th, 1876. xxlfcf for Printers. EXCELSIQE �OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Political—The Charity Ball-Ufe Inturanoe—A Serious Ca»e--Bu«ine*. Nkw Yqbk, Feb. 6th, 1877. POUTICAL. The passage of the Spmprombe electoral bill, has soothed 'the timid souls of tho1 business mcti, by who have best?bull-dosed Tilden and his gang, by fear of war. Tbe straight Republicans don't believe in it, sod Dever did, for they knew it was a’ trick of the Democratic spoilsmen, and was■ contrived to make tbe great demagoguei President. It was artfully contrived, andI carried out with diabolic skill. Tilden( , had Lis local coppeahcad proas breathe war gore Lili he got the business interest,■ shaking in ita shoes ; and then he appear­’ ed with this proposition to arbitrate for ai place be never bad the shadow of a claiml , to. It waa eagerly accepted and the little and game was about to win, when, presto, one1 of. those sudden changes which even aL Tilden cannot foresee, took place, and hisi kettle of fish is upeet. Tilden expected[ , to have a majority of the Supreme Court ’ with him, but the election of Davis to the1 Ulinois Senate made that impossible, andI Bradley, a good Republican and an honest•. man, takes tho place, giving the Republi­. cans the minority of the Commission. Now tho Democracy are not a o much in1 were. When it wasi supposed that Davis, a bitter partisan, wasi favor of it aa they to be the fjftA judge, thus giving tho Til* denites a majority in the Commission, it ' was all plcssant. But now that the ma* jority on the Commission are Republicans,, it is quite another thing, and lhe Sun and। 4 other rabid travagant they Democratic sheets are as ex­ in their denunciation of it aa1 Til­ were in its praise a week ago. den is as mad as a March hare about Davis, and has^nked him not to accept tho senatorial position to which he has been elected, but remain on lhe bench. Rut Mr. Davis is not stupid enough to forego his ambition to serve Mr. TUden's, j and so ho politely declined, and Bradley was selected. This ensures Hayes fair, treatment, and that is all any ReWWWUI.WU WKUIW. U UC U ICgaUJ UICCICU, he must-be inaugurated—if not, not. The Republicans of the city are jubilant over this result. . The position of Senator Conkling, of. this State is unfavorbly commented on. It is not denied that he felt very much aggrieved at lhe nomination of Hayes. He retired from public gaxe after the Convention, and did not emerge from his retirement Lili after the struggle was over. He supported the compromise in a way that was singular, to say the least, for a Republican, and his enemies in the city assert that be is preparing for a change of base. It is not supposed that he will go over to the Democracy, but it is expected that he, Davis, and a dosen others who have had a half and-half affiliation with thkRepublican party, will organise an in­ dependent body, and be the Spanish flies of the body. Conkling is tore-headed, and ■ in the pAcaae frame of mind to make a fool of himself, as greater men than bo have done. It is a pity that a man with the talents he possess cs could not be better balanced. He has too good an opinton of himself. There is a great deal of actual charity in New York.—Probably do city in the world does more in proportion to its popu­ late* and wealth, but mixed up with it is an amount of snobbery and bosh, that is as disgmting as true charity is debgfatful. The charity ball, in aid of the Foun'’ling Asylum is regularly ths event of the seasou, and while it nets a very oonsidersbkamount of mornyfora veryjdeeerying object, the manner of it is enough to tuyn a Chris­ tian’s stomach. It is a* snobbish as any­ thing can well be. To begiq with, it is made exclusive, and all the snobs and all the would-be fashionables have to have their names in all tbe papers. The list of “Ledy Patronesses" has to appear in long columns, and the cost of advancing them runs up into the thousands. Now all this is of no account whatever, from a businom point of view, except that as it is recognised as the big thing of tbe year. Mrs. Snooks Thompson would Dot thrill for charity at all unless she saw her name in the list. It pleases lhe wife of a stock speculator, who has made a fortune in a year or two, and who has lately moved in to a gorgeous bouse on one cf thcavenure.to liars her name published as a prominent ladv, for it establishes her consequence, and only costa her the price of a half dos en tickets at five dolisro each. Fully one half of what ouaht to be the profit of the ball goes to feed tho vanity of tb<m who attend it; that is they contribute fifty oeota to their own vanity, and fifty cents to the poor. Perhaps it is well cnoutfi to get fifty cents on the dollar out of them. Bnt the ball itaelf is * guttrous afair. A very curious incident occurred, cul­ minated last week. A young swell belong­ ing to one of the rich families waa engaged to be married to a young lady who possesses more beauty and brains than money. The young fellow is a fool, as is the case with the most of the young fellows who have money in the city, but the girl accepted him, all the same, because he was reputed to have an income of $35,000 per annum. It was rather a comfortable thing to have a rich foqJ for a husband, for while he could pay the bills, and keep her in dia­ monds and all sorts of things pleasant to the feminine mind, he would not be in tbe way of her enjoying berodf as she choose. The wedding was to have taken place last week, but it was unaccountably postponed. Finally the cause transpired, the young man's income came entirely from real estate, mostly on Broadway, and the young ladJT bad very prudently been making inquiries. One store which had rented for $12,000, was empty, and there was no prospect of its being occupied for some time; another was occupied at a reduction o£seventy-live per cenL, and to hum il all up, the income of $35,000 had ahrunk to less than $10,­ 000. She promptly declined to enter into the marriage state on any such money, and notified the groom in expectation, that tbe nuptials would be .postponed till the odd $25,000 could be made up. The young man was in despair. There was no' use of trying to do anything with real estate, for that is a drug, and so, between despe­ ration and brandy, be raised money by mortgage, and went into Wall street Need I detail the result? He came out of that place plurked clean as a pigeon, for he bought on a falling market and sold on ja rising one, as all such fellows do, and from an income of $10,000 he was a young man about town with no income whatever to speak of. He threw himself upon her mercy but he fared worse with the ada­ mantine young woman of the world than he did in Wall street. She declined to see him, and forthwith engaged herself to an­ other fool whose father was smart enough to put his money into gas stocks, which never can depreciate, having a city to swindie. And the discarded lover is wandering about the city accepting invitations to drink from those who know him in his betterdaya. Moral—for the benefit of your Legale. Legale. NEW ADVERTISMENTS, TEE LIFK WSVBAKCt PROBLEM. The failure of throe or lour Life In­ surance Companies, which will be follow­ ed in rapid succession by throe or four more, makes a decided ripple in financial eiraies. These event* are of more, impor­ tance than appears upon the surface* The companies gather money from al! pirta of die country, and bold it hero in New York for investment. It is loaned on real estate, and is presumed to be invested so safely that nothing can affect il. Tbe Life Insurance Companies with their millions upon millions withdrawn from the circulalion of the country, represent an impor­ tant factor in the financial interests of the country, and anything that disturbs them disturbs tbe whole country. They are the depositors of the people’s money, to a greater extent than are the savings' banks, and their relation to the people is one of confidence purely. For the- man in tbe country knows very little the people in whose hands he entrusts bis earnings, and he has to take it on faith. Now, when one of these companies breaks, and it is shown that for years theto has been sys> tematio stealing ; that the statements have been cooked; that assets that never existed have been put in ; that liabilities that did exist have been left out, and that the whole fraud has been sworn to, and that lhe officers created by the Sfato are not shrewd enough to detect tbe swindle, it is calculated to uproot things in a rather uncomfortabh manner. The Continental was a man of corruption all through, and the Security—Heaven save tho mark—was still woroc. The good companies feel it sorely. For out in Minnesota, tbe differenoe between tho solvent and the insolvent does not appear. And the result is all Life Insurance is discredited. There have been three failures, of this dan within a fow weeks, and the effect is1 an almost entiro stoppage of receipts from this source, The persuasive agent finds himself blocked in the middle of his discourse upon tho benefits of Life Insurance, by the terrible word *• Security," and if he survives that, some one throws “ Continental " into his face, which finishes him. All this w wrong. There are perfectly sound companies, and, iife insurance is a necessity. There is no more reason for denouncing life insurance because of three scoundrelly companies than there is in denouncing Christianity because an occasional clergyman makes •Up. . A CASK OF SERIOUS TI&UBI.E. C. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. !«XS«»JS^W,,!a~xS LESTER’S “(LOOK TO THE EAST.’’ WEBB WORK COMPLETE) A RITVAI, OF THK FOIST TARKK DtGKEU OF MAMMABV. Contaiainx lhe Cotaplot W oorkof the BntoreJ Ap­ prentice. Fellow Craft. and MsrUr Miw.n'l lie- tnwmas»tor'» part themo f by aaid morti tharafcr. to fiarrby ritan tuai. parts, of aalo eoatained In aai.1 mortsaa*. urday. tho ITih day of MfcreC. A. o'elook naan of that day. st tba not IKJiTS WANTKD .'ombinaiioB Pre- $25000 Al ipoctB*- rapraraatinr ftSBfaS.lt.'IttsrtSJSlW'; 150 BOOKS DUTI kc*»« ThlRgKrsr. aassnrss:.,........................ lac.doocribod InaaW mnrtMtorso ta aa may bo ntoosurv t.uatWy tho amount di fo( ot twenty fire dollar*, that la to Mf r~ invaluable lUaatrated AMa and Baperb Bind- Holloway's Advertise me n ts'. known and dmenbed a. follow*, lo^wlt: T lABKTKSnACTii H»g77mtjiar. AMBtou^latan. east eor»«r. aad exe*pc alao oaa awd a h aere* on tbeioulh a*.t romer. A Ira fivoW Cm a*. B. Bac*«. Atty, for Mortaaye*. 1 -~-«tJAKnrA!rSrjiAICE~ In the malt'r ot tbe estate of Ooorse O. (gel* heir of E-> k U. Dedye. dines.on.) a Nolle* to hereby rtrea that I ahaU ..11 a auction, to tbe btabeet bidder Oa Se«w» M dwr V MsreA. 4 D. 1K77. at one o'etec afternixm. at the Town Clerk’* Office la. la Jh* Cunnly of Harry, in tbe state of A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. Wewaul WOuiortFIntM'law Sowing Mnctalno Agents, and 500 Men or energy nnd ability to Icarsa the bnainen of selling *cwIng Machines. Compensation liberal.but varying according to ability.character and.qualifica­ tions of the Agent. For puriiculars, AddrcaWitsm SMMacte Co, Qncaii e? «aa frirtvxy, Fry Tai, e Fa* Mkh ta. THK TESTIMONY OFTHE WHOLE WORLD HDiioiArs mm'. mt SiterTrfflasiiit!:,':!.;',: •nipt to ear* b*d 1««. by pluun.-.r « wwsnd torrtker U • folly ; f. j .a tomry dura rad eondtUon brwal set with tewfoH furr» •& Ly raUonal »nd taeewufutaprau*’' iy nature, te to redo-. t& ttt«1=1-.' I,.rMld««»tr»r JWrr.oa lb* l?th day of October A. 1> HCT. al two o'clock In tha afternoon. lu Llb-r KSffASftSiKWK I SB Huntington M. Marrla to Franck Huldea of PralrteTllk. manty of Barry and Ulate af Michigan. wbklt aaaUnu.anl waa duly recorded la Ih» -dice of tbe llntUter of lwd» Itr th# said maatrVmu-ry.ou teeilxtday of Drawnb»r.A. D., UOl a/ }o«M. ar OH Mra. ■a<t Wvmcn, Aer. Jilary ar trtaini >a««M<f<uhr .a a STRICTLY PRIVATE EARN TELEGRAPH- ..ISSffii1 •>r team sum ww.. Cwauui»i>c iwny iw> acrw oi laad, aecord: to tbe I oltcd ulaie* anrroy, in lha aaana mor* wire. PralrlrrUr. Mot ml. ICl rtWU _____ FHAMCIa MUf.DKX. A«l«ti-». MORTGAGE SALE. Vbaraaa daAwll ha. bran made in ibe condition, of a main roori<a<«. hrarlnc data tba twroU alrlb day t iKiober. i»t: uaenud Ut Mra. a«iia sf. $3g$20Kr. to, M <K. —... X D-, UM, Legals. rnrjsW'rr? iilealura of inorlnra n>*«le »ivl rt«utFj al ibraorth front a . Ckolker. and Marr A. Chalk«r. hl» wife wntbip of Oran»»ri!b>. eooaiy of Harry, . of th. Br.1 iwrt. Io William W.rfl. J ll«. eoanty of Harry, .uto of Michtean, ond park dated tho I jib dnj of A|.r.l, ic if otr Lord oaa IhoaMod ri<bt handrvd Its. and recorded in the o&ee of Ike Kacteedr. for laid onunty of Barry, on tba if Jana. A. 1>. UCy, at tea a’daak in th* trnauiantauf tl-orrr H-Itwood. deforidaM. and in D. h.’d. in and to th* foUowinc daacribod real MtoUa. lituate, b-tnr and born* in tbr Townahir. tflkamapplo. eaanty of Harrr and atato of Mlehtaaa. known and draoribod aa follow* to-wit: Berinnlnc al th* north e«M aarnar of aoottoa stonier fourteen [it] rod. .oulh of th* north 'eaet HW wesL Barry senate. Mkhitaa. Ikcaae west four besdnalny. eoatainia* sixteen I ISlrod. of land. Thereupon BMire to hereby riven that by ’;7uZh KjSS* 1) ropaical S welling*, SAW. OX EXECVT1OX. ■S ' !wi£g. t£ J alibi bandrrd and rarenty- J^e 'JTte %' 4 day of Jaaatry. A. b. Isn. aad te madiracted eonliur io tho lotted States inrrey, be tho raise foe.171 ,csJaa4.T7-Ut _ FBANClB HOLDEN. Aerinoe. oisht U) b«l ooaiaAaia/ oo<"hVb»•»- trty nr parties,' counterfeit!** U>. m vsadlng the sane, know in* Ueai i< I alth* maaatwtory •TProfaaeor Hoi. »**.15 *■? y**' of il hand rod and eeveatr. ^sr^. bated. Hut inn ICTIOX. ^■1; i SSE REMOVAL ! I sons invest in gu stocks. is, as usual, as dull as possible. There was a faint show of revival when the passage of the Electoral Bill was announced, but it died out in a day. The political com­ plication did not make the bard times, nor can tbe settlement thereof unmakfe them. There wi^l be nothing done for two months. GRAND RAPIDS, PlXTRO. Tbe foot that the State of New York furnishes one-third of the Republieafi vot­ ing for the Compromise measure in the House is explained by the New York Tima in these words-Commcroe, Cow­ ardice and Conkling. I la town-hip Wb.!, rents,i < fsgo/soif* eg j'lft con­ : !•*•! or C^L ^oLrof Metios thirty KrtU^FB*<?CI5 HOU)EX, Norte* । D<H®?iM;TI9e',r NOTICE* —.rfnas-n.iz..,; /<xrtr locurto // Tie il*^LrrirT*oor sm*, Gov. Hayes takes a cheerful view of the great conundrum. “It has now become," he says, “a law suit, and we have a good good lawye/s, a good court, and good 22 MONROE ST. 1 . KSM »0OB TO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-15.pdf 00598e56ffcb26aac969337818101146 PDF Text Text NO. 84. VOL. XXI. fhe gejni-Weekly Dapliblicaji tojw AND New Advertisements. ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE. GOOD NEWS TO TDK PUBLIC GEO. M. DEWEY DHOR HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15,1877. Pest mt net t-orofolly, Mor yet dUUalafully. PUBLISHER. Swift on the- War Path with a new and inly, Mu'bbnn. well selected TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Er« tin bad WLchted my llfo'a hlilory; STOCK OF GROCERIES iU»u> Power Prewt /.’.I FES UF AD VERTISING. Pcrhtix I btv* bred. Of every description. I would beg leave to inform my old customera and the T.n Linet or Lew vt jlonparitl Type oouidsrsd Dirt ths <do) b*>flswn. Aid Ml rat aloes. To (rievs o'er Iho hopra naw all (calltred profotmi But I'll not eurao iur foie. Or bsilors it to late. For Uad in Mil marc? io heal the isd wound. PEOPLE OF BABRY COUNTY Columnjj S Column I 6.00~ 112-00 | S HljKB Generally that I have again embarked in God it the ladte ot IL He’ll know who to bfome for it. In the rreil jodasaent day that ii U> ootae. Then r am mi not ecanifolly. ThlaK of me tnonrafally, Ncarins tho judxmenc. our Anal home. w Toe Grocery Easiness -o Perhara.hi will ear. On the rr«st Judimint day. P30FESSIOHAL AND BUSINESS Give him a chance. DEFY COMPETITION. JAMES CLARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW a SOLICITOR . IK CHANCIRT. Prompt attention riven to vtfj»iBtat totnuted U> my ears. Oaosovsr Jiew P. Robert*! Drtur store. Hartings. Mich. ni7»tf And dMMldnc. Call soon and examine my stock and mces. J. H SUTTON. SMITH *■ KNAPPEN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICITORF IN ClftNCEKT. Fracties in all th. sourti of thia alate. Oftso over Julius Ruwsll'i .turn. CLracrrSmvh. C«a«. m. KKarrax. xi ITS/. PHIL W. NISKERK, CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER. Hartinn .nd Middlsvills. Will beat th a offlee of Harr ey F. S. BOWEN. Connty Surveyor. Depaty Bheefa aod Gvnorat Cou»«y»nc«r, efflew in Um Court Honoe. HA.flhsy.MteL____________________ CENTRAL House, HASTINGS. MICH.. L. E. STAUFFKB. Prop. Ilarioc le*50d tfeo Central Hona* oppojito aiy old of bn«in<w». with mora room Wttor outr. Charrei um« at um llzutinc*. Mteh.. Seat. xxrtltf Sweet’s Hotel, -.RAND RAPIDS.......................... - - - MIC® Flrat-elaaa. BOARD AND ROOM, $2.W PER DAY. DENTIST ' Miai. ff- J- Caw, Sin aid Ornamental P A I N TER At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop I Jefferson St, ' Hastings, Mich aalnimie Dr. J. B. LaSurs’i M. READ! READ! READ / Marble Works. He it temebedy't ten I tn ehlldhood. psrhitx. WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS AtKalamazoo. Mich | both good-by, that it might be our last meeting on earth. Strange—mother bore it bettor tbop L She was calm and thoughtful- My sister, little, delicate creature', sobbed and cried aloud. I thought her heart would break. Then she suddenly ceased, as though all her tears had flown, a still, sad expression overspread her delicate faco aqd she pas­ sionately exclaimed: “God bless you I' good bye." । I hastened away, but that sad fare-apell soundjd in my ears as a death knell, and ever and anon that pale face haunted Two w«aks passed by; and I was in the great English capital. 1 instantly tele­ graphed to m.y mother and[sist<r. on had been their wish ere I started, informing them of my safe arrival, and next day I mailed a sheet of foolscap containing a full account of my voyage. I then went straight to business, with a very consci­ ousness of having performed my duty so far. . Gradually I became acquainted with al! the employees, meanwhile bearing in thiud ■y mother's advice, "not to bo too hasty in forming an acquaintance with strnngera."—Bnt there was one exception to this rule—one whom I took a liking to at first sight. That was Frank Lesling, the cashier. He was a young man of about fire and twenty, poracssing nut.brown hair, full blue ey®, almost womanish in their ex­ pression, a clear complexion, and command­ Pensions. All “To what part of Europe do you refer r Sick MdAffllrtW! *Caiied Sutea General Land Office. DR. J. B INSURE & “We have heard much about you.” ehc "England.” ' , The false thought occurred to my mind that he might have entertained the beoev- Frank’s letters always rang in praises of olent idea of giving me a three months you.” I<o___L V.. 1---- T m. yppptinn, and a return ticket. _ “The very place on earth I desire most That evening wo strolled down the beach, to see.” j. Lcsling and Frank were engaged in “Why so, Charlie? .meat conversation about something; in Because it was once the homo ot my ct, I cared not what. I was attention ’‘Ippum.llr, Mr. BudWe •««*■ «1 .in, •»»". f"r J' ’IF?1 A7T with his handkerchief/ nod I thought I beheld a tear, but no, it is impoesible, I thought again, for rich men seldom shed IS7T. reply. । ! moouliglrt BwlliM U>c Imeh.qui* , . beneath tho arbor, and occoswnal drives I way Lack in the country, I found myself roga-ed—yes, engaged-two months more I and Fannie would become my wife­ ‘■•Those mouths seem so long, dwwat ।: ।। .Fannie," I said, as Frank and I. we."? about returning to the citv. “No, Chatice,” she replied, with all that patience characteristic of women, “they will seem abort, and then we will go nod sec your mother and sick sister, whan I will love and nurse for your sake." • , I had been but two days in the city, when I received a letter from mother, idling me that .my sister grew weaker^ and that tho doctor had but little hop® of her recovery. She entreated that I should .bear it patiently, that Mr. Hudliffe was over-kind to her, giving her all the jnopsy she needed, and” that I should stop in "Londen until I Heard from her again. , I immediately answered b«r fatter, ' re­ questing that obe should telegraph to me once n week relative to my sister a health. ' Two months more and I was again in B----------- . It was our wedding day. I thought Fannie looked more lovely than ever, as she took a seat iu the car­ riage with her father. One hour more and our lives are as one. “ The honeymoon pancd pleasantly away, and I was iu the city again. I received a telegraph dispatch ; it ran as follows. “UtiARLlR—Come home as soon as powiblc. Ycur sister has been buried tor day. HUDLIFFX.” **’ Could. I believe my eyes ns I read tho cruel words, “Yor sinter has been buried to-dny." I thought it was a dream— Loped so—but no, there was theeoll stern reality. Next day, Mr. Lcsling.Fannie and I— after affectionately bidding. Frank good­ bye, for a short time—stepped on board the “City of----------- bound for N\w York. Then, and only then, did the difficulty present itself. How was I to explain mat­ ters to mother ? I had marrica without her consent—without even acquainting her of it.—But Fannie's lovely face would bo an able counsellor in my behalf,-and I became confident of receiving pardon. "My daughter, Mr. Hudliffe," said mother, as that gentleman entered the cozy parlor of our little bouse in Harlem. ing stature. Mr. JIudliffe gated at her earnestly. I A mutual good fdfeling sprang up be tween us at first sight, which gradually de­ thought I beheld a few team trickle down his cheeks.. Yes, in reality, there they veloped into a warm friendship. He boarded at tho Clifford House, and were. “She strongly resembles one who was consequently I boarded there. All our spare hours were spent together, in quiet once a very near and dear friend of mine,” ramblas about the city, through the parks, bo said, as be seated himself by me. and frequently out among the suburbs. "Fannie---------"What f Fannie* did ysu my?’’ "I have never told you, Charlie," said “Yer, sire," I replied calmly,that is Frank, as wo were going home from busi­ ness one evening, “that I have a father, a her name." ‘fJiy God! 'tis she I” bo exclaimed sister, and a quiet little home in the sea­ side village a! B------------ ?” posrionately. Mr. Lcsling overheard these words, and "No,” I raolied. "Well, I ^ave ; and os my vacation rising from bis seal addressed Mr. Hud. com® off next week, what say you about liflc na follows : "My dear sir, Fannie is not my child, joining me, and having a three weeks' re treat from the rush and turmoil of the though I always loved her ns such. How I becane possessed of her is in this"wise: city ?" It was a bitter cold night in mid winter. “Agreed upon,” I replied. Next week found us in a ntat little vino- Tim winds howled, aud'tho waves lashed the shore. The night was dark. Suddenly Mr. Lraling wu a middle'agcd man, of there was heard a gun—the signal of dis­ a genial turn of mind, pleasant, jovial and tress, and all tho bcafaring men in our vil­ talkative. He welcomed mo u a particu* lage convened, to decide 'what was.best to Mr father d‘«l wl,cn 1 w“ clo6‘DK “7 twenty first year, leaving mo the full charge . i of a deliratc sister, and an affectionate but' much afflicted mother. He was taken ill suddenly, and before wo realised the truth Monuments of the best American and of our situation, bo wu gathered to the Imported Marble, Tablets and Headston®,• home of his forefathers. of all description made to order on short For some twenty years previous to bis notice notice, also Granite Monuments of death, he had held tho position of paying teller in the —--------- Bank, discharging his the various patterns supplied to customers duties to the ultimate satisfaction of bis employers, and the pleasure of nis fellow had, out of a liberal ulary, Having steam power and improved ma­ emSojrachinery tor sanding, high polishing and besid® keeping us always in moderate cutting mortio®, we can do work cheaper “style,” purchased a neat little home m and better than those who work by hand. Hulcm, and thither we moved from the more faahiouablo thoroughfare of the city. So on this homo and my rather scant sal­ ary dependedjour whole subsistence. I held the position of clerk m the • • counting-room of Hudliffe, Ruff & Co. I lar friend of his son. "I have longed to see you," said ue, had, as it wore, grown up in this busmans, aud my employers liked me so much, that "from the warm way in which Frank spoke xjut33mC they at one time placed in ma a confident of you in his letters." In a few minutes his daughter entered, which strangely affected my after life. and somehow—I never afterwards could remember how—I found myself shaking my desk, adding up b large column of hands with her. Fannie Lealing wu to my ey® bcauti firures.-Mr. Hudliffe entefad the room, end Foreign Patent*, walked up «o my drek. cotegbgd a few fill—yra. ’nrun than bvtanlifnl—« complex­ n< waiAi-u j_____ «nd ion dear u alabaster, set in a profusion of the blackest, glossiest hair imaginable, ■•Well, Charlie, how would you like to which seemed to vie in color with her large ey® ; a gracofiil form, aud sweet voice— have a crip to Europe ?" •‘First rate, Mr. Hudlifle, I rephed. this is all I can remember of how she look- ■imj Comfort and Happiness OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. ROMANCE OF A LIFE. i Special Medical Announcement f That cvdlrtng I acquainted mother with the whotelntervicw. “Charlie," said she, in her usual Uiccdonate way, “it is hard to part, but I thihk it prudent that you go. It is a kind offer which many would gladly accept. and if you refuse Mr. Hudliffe may be ills At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. The above goods have been selected with great care and will bo sold at prices that Nashville, to the cone lusion that wo will send yoti.’ "My mother ?’’ “She can get along without you. She can draw your salary, and more-if nec­ essary.—Of course we defray your expcosce.” “How long shall I be-away . . “Not more than one year." "I will consult mother," I replied. “I must have a decisive answer to-mor­ row," be said, and then quietly walked be doce. . • A few boats were launched, manned by skillful hands, but only to be washed on shore by. the desperate waves. Presently there was another boom from the gun—a light was risible in ita .dis­ tance—and then all was still. The winds calmed aS though the cruel work was ov­ er—too late-1 The shin dashed agaiast a rock. an& almost instantly sank. "Tho boats—quicK l responded from every mouth. They were manned, onoe more. Wc pulled toward the wreck, but no use—al! had gone below. W» .were about to return, when I thought I beheld something on the sur­ face of the water, and pulling toward it, 'wu found a sailor and a lady clinging to a plank. We hastily took them ashore, and into my house, where the sailor expired in a few minutes afterward, and the lady, af­ ter giving birth to a baby, swooned away Dever to awake. “We learned from an engagement ring which she wore on her finger that her “The name of the' vessel f" cried Mr. hied many pleasing ’incidents about the fishermen or commented on the beauties of Hudlifie. B' for to her eyes there was no place more beautiful. And I learned to “The year “Eighteen------------' lC^Tbe reason I ask you," he continued, differently fimnwhat- WH® was the only daughter of a wealthy yer, and I w® an bumble store darl moderate aafaiy. Her father swore geanco on me ;. and she being under I.»m forced to have the country and a new home here. -When I though income wu sufficient to imstain tw auswerini’riiy leltpr. I bectirsd tn the ill-fated ‘A----------- cud the MrvJWe-^i’^ii old fricnrfxii London, alui affiyiml Ur «<MasV and waited ns long os therff^Hfl left, but the 'A------------ 1 shore.—You know tKo Hiiiliifia fall sswimd ta of her faAbcr'a rauuiua. Bhte .MMra- ’ Chariotte wqn|s tftir C.JT. R; } The work of remodeling Sampnbn TZai in Charlotte, has been commenced. Dr. Reynolds' Temperance Befon Club at Jackson numbers 1,400..member MeuomineeXwith a population of nearh* 3,000, dcsirca td be incorporated as a. There were 1,670 deeds recorded in AL ( legan county, last year, and 1,040 mortr-,: Six hundred tie red ribbons in their buttouhol® in Kalamazoo —in Ray City nine hundred. The conductors on tho C. A L. H.' R. R. passenger ears arc dressed in a n®t dark blue uniform. Four and five log trains arc being run daily over the J. L.&S. between Wrvht’f Station an Wenona. It is expected that over 7,000,000 wlfitcfisli will Imi hatched at the Atwaterstreet batcbmjt in Detroit early rn'Harch.: Tho Grand Muter of the Michigan Freemasons has an id® that liquor selling unfits a man ffirtbe position of Wonbip-__ fill Master of i Lddge Of Masons. ", ' The Calumet and Hecla copper mine lost year paid dividends of $1,600,000, or $20 per share. Won’t somebody will us about 10,000 shares this spring. The Kalamazoo Bryant of Cooper day,- the average 219| lbs. Choice Flower and Garden Seedf, STBAWBERRIK, PKaCHES, &C. NEW SORTS. BY MAIL. Plants of the newest and finest improv­ ed sorts, carefully packed and prepaid 5 by mail. My collection of Strawberrita took the first premium fur the best Collection, at the great show of tho MaWl. Hortieib tural Society, in Boston. I grow over 100 varieties, the moat complete collection in the country, including all the new, large American and imported kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis, by mail. O-C. The True Tape Cod Cranberry, O. best sort for' Upland,- Lowland or Garden, by mail, prepaid, $1.00 per 100, 85.00 par 1,000. Wholuah Catalogue to the Trade. Agents Wanted. B. M- WATSON, Old Colony Nsraeri® ind Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Maas. HstsbiLbed 1M2. febW iu Rutland. . ■_ Him. L- Nnrrojr, Bee. Sth, 1876. xxiGitf Michael Grace is happy, and why and m a matter of course he is reap rich harvest. Remember the place, his new Wagon Shop, where ho may be found al aD hours of any day, ready to’do Church and Railroad Street. xxStf plete?” “Hee while ft “Tbh house has not turned out satis- Frank, te, (tonus U» !•« y~r.<v «>.( -. . J—i— .. tn th» honesty of its leleyrttph says that Mr. sold 89 sheep the other weight of-®di being ’ .r . �iliean tanner ’> “““ llllifljl Dujljluj afcnn»ir of accompliahing this grand reform out the gorgeous rooms of the lady at the sweDest of the swell occupants. Mrca., Feb. 16, 1877. counted u a hotels, will have two Rather a pood speculation—fbr a man with only 8800 per year I I consider that tho chronicling of the feats speculation young But then think of his being pointed out everywhere papers, as having a bad and deleterious offset upon young men. I do not consid­ M th. husband of the richJlfas Cro«us I er that one amusement or recreation is su> married a trillion and over, will sneer pcrior to uuother In intrinsic worth, only, him, for doing what they wonld give all so far an they may tend in degree Think of how his TeuowwJ who bnvcn*t their to It will be hard lines for the young man, menta should be indulged in. that Christian and moral advocates make aud possibly ho has more than earned bis,, money. He professes to b« happy, and a great mistake in thus condemning what swears, u he drinks his wino — wine is a is harmless and wholesome in itself, with­ late habit with him—that he actually loves out a reason—without a cause. her. I think They do innocent and harmless in themselves, and, terian intarferance which will destroy the other.” that when those means of recreation are misapplied, and grossly abused, the blame should lie with those who converted the We should teach the young hbw to use and not abuse the means of recreation, which the ingenuity of men have devised to satisfy tbe wants and cravings of a na­ ture the Allwisc in his infinite mercy uw fit to bestow on man, rather than condemn that which is. harmlcM in itself, and in harmony with our nature, because it hu been converted by some to a wrong and igwobie purpose. Indeed, what blessing of life could we not condemn if we used the same course of reasoning ? Eating is a blessing in itself, and was .ordained to supply the wants of nature; * B. D. BIMGHAM, Chtinnaa. yet men have converted that blessing into a curse, u many a dispcplic stomach can testify. tCAir COCSTT COIVEITIOX. Who would think of advocating the doc> trine that we should not eat, on that sc i reoresent tho County of Barry in the count ? We must be consistent and rea­ mtioau bo hold at Lum ins on the 7th * »<><- will bo bold at tho Court Boom sonable with th? young, and try to guide the warm and noble impulses of youth into the proper*channel. Give them full , „ JLAMVXL J. B1DBLMAX. Chairmin. liberty to indulge in whatever recreation their fancy may indicate, /or alf were not constituted alike. What would proxf a recreation to one might be tedjous and irk­ THE OFFICIAL CANVASS. some to another, Tbe Joint High Commission and Con- men shall not If we say oar young indulge in this or that amusement, and, if we do not provide Coral vote u follows, vir. California, Colorado, Florida, — Illinois. 3 21 11 Total. amusements in suitable places, where prop­ FOR TILDXN. Altha wu, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky. 50 Total, Louisiana is the next btate called. er influences will preside over' their inno­ 10 cent recreation like a guardian angel, wo 6 cannot reasonably expect to keep them from visiting such places, where the means 3 11 of recreation is afforded, although sur­ 11 rounded with all the contaminating influ12 encea of vice. If good society discards 63 and casts away a game ar play because it hu been appropriated by the evil-one to alure men to viokxnd folly, society can THE YOUNG ;NEED RECREATION. rest assured that all which is enticing and attractive will be appropriated, and that the devil will be able to hold all the bow­ ers end aces, so to speak, in the great mor­ Ed. Banner :—An article published in your piper on the Sth inst, entitled: “En­ al contest upon this active stage of life, while those who should bold the winning heartily endorse the sentiments the author therein expressed, for tho baleful curse of th* liquor traffic is patent to all. I do not ■Mtn particularly the Christian, or the mor- Let Christian and moral advocates teach dis* cretion and temperance in all things, and wnst from the vice-like grasp of the evil- one the attractive, and, in themselves, in­ nocent amusements, and firmly establish of liquid damnation to hie lipa, but I them upon the moral plain where reason and consistency indicates, pnd we can be­ gin to look forward to a satisfactory aolu> who was made in the image of tbe AHwias tion of this great npral problem. sad good Euler of tbe Universe, and who walks upright in the form as he should do g OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Who tas tboughtiorely allowed himself to A Wedding in High Life-The Legal Brigands—Vanderbilt’s Estate—PoIHtoai—Crime—Business Nxw York, Feb. 12th, 1877. al and social rain, and mocks at theyarn­ ing abyss below. The papers are filled with accounts of a gorgeous * wedding in high life," which I mean the moderate meat in the clube and among tho men about town. will, without doubt,Tx int the courts in a few weeks. Cofneliw-, Jr., is moving in the matter, and several of his brothersjnJaw arc backing him. The old man left undoubtodly, and estate of one hundred milHons of dollars, of which ninety-five mil­ lions was given to one son, William H., unconditionally, and the most of the five millions goes back to him ou the death of the recipients. For instance, Cornelius gets nothing absolutely—all that he has is the income of 8200,000 for life, which is about 812,000 per year. One or two of tho sis­ ters bad a half million each left them out and-dut. * The i.idea TL: ’„ of the old -------------man wasj to keep his fortune in the hands of William, that the great schemes which engrossed his life, and which be had not time to carry out, might be continued. If the fight is made it will be a lively one. It is the^largest estate in tho country, and the lawyers will have fat pickings, uo matter how it is decided. POLITICAL. • The action of the Commission m thecsse of Florida gives great satisfaction to the Republicans, and the Democrats are cur. respondingly depressed. In fact, they give up the case, and privately admit that foey are beaten. But don't suppose that the ' by Deputy 8tariff Ata W. Aldrich owurf. J®.. hu been traqgacted by either body of Returning Board, the electoral tribunal, u to whom they shall declare President, do not com­ Batter of difference Since between the Co wisdom, bine with their overwhelming ireadfoy Mi* pWattfo for 8558-74 anf eoatt to •ntered, wflh Juadee Court. In the cans* of Daniel 8. Coombs appoLant la the importance cense of Henry Kellogg *t Seth Lots wall a Judgement was rendered fur In tbe ixnparlenee cause of George Stokoe ' vs. William Oniaspie. a judgement for|188.C7 at the present session, the Senate in which body tlm bill originated, refused to Bussell, rorriror &c. vs. EUxabeth Hand a and pass it over his veto. The Senate com­ taxed. mittee on appro priations will recommend that the clause in question, be stricken out. Pumfrey, for private <Uo>»P« for ths redueIn the language of Old Indications, no# tloa of plaintiffs daughter, was fried by jury look out for tramping typos, six hundred printers have been thrown out of employ­ 8250, and costs. ment, by the suspension of Congressional of ancient times. If they did, we might This wholesale reduction wu made ahso the statue making seduction a snisdemednor. lately necessary, by an exhaustion of the appiopriation. Tho President's message on the Specie William H. Hay. bill appears to be received with almost unanimous praise all through the Eut. I ford vs. Wm. H. Bredh jt al judgement wu rendered for 8106.75 and cute. Now that General Grant is about retiring <Xn the chancery caiue ea Lewie E. Howkine from an office which he hu filled with honor both to himself and the nation for eight years, tho Democratic press is com­ mencing to allow that he isn't half so painted. In the matter of difference batween Thomas 8. Dobbins aad Im McAllister, the plaintiff Let us only hope that -hie rao- Within the past week, everything in this vicinity hu taken ou the appearance of Spring ; tho trees all ovw-ihe city have commenced to bud and the weather is as balmy April instead of February. mosquitoes in full bloom within a month r Lorenxo D. Rile ’ By the way, you might just mention to 8833.25 and costa. In thia cause a stay of proceeding to enable Dr. Charles 8. Burton my many admirers amongst your readers that a valentine mailed now would reach new trial, or file bill of exceptions wu ordered. In the impnrtnre o»m rf William W. Tackabtu-y vs. Charles Haywood a judgement for the poet office sometime* get out very good 111,176.20 and costs wu rendered. me just about tbe 14th. the Thons issued by National banks preferred, although things in that litfe. Address, Max. The Circuit Court. Di nun A. Buac’.l, on petition for further ailo wanes of alimony, aa order ot reference wu made, and the cause sent to Alcmio D. CadwaUader one ef the Circuit Court Commiuion- The following canons were disposed of at the petition and report within sixty dsys. three hours of labor a day, and their tor­ A divorce wte granted Nancy Hopkins from exceedingly slow, with the chancre about u good of their being wrong when they conclude as right. Meanwhile the cause of F.anklin Hayes re. entire boainees industries of tho country, wait upon thorn. Exceedingly fortunate it is for Mr. Tilden, that Florida wu the first erne of tho dis* with other case can it be chimed that the Haym certificate hu -been declared friae by the meute on Florida, and should tbe tribunal declare it for Hsyre'ft will be almost .a death blow to Tilden's chancre. now upon the fence would then Many the Louisiana usured. and bail dimiaeod. by Urn Court a Judges* tiff for >148. sad soots. break for ewac, with victory almoit After Florida shall have been TIE ESEMY Of SISEUE! THE EOE OF PALN and the groom is a young man from a tho Courts, st>d make another fight there. TO MAX AKO BEAST disposed of, the votes of the following six He hu set hisBeart upon the Presidency, jutlgemtnt of tht Court mwt agpftffic approba­ u a. atm ou States, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and his followers upon the fat -plunder, tion. • ’ sod neither be nor they arc willing to give Kansu, and Kentucky, will be counted in In tht ennw of the People w. Albert AUaa The voice, a very rich tenor, by the way, ft up u longu there ha plank to hang to. tho order given, and doubtless without qb. and dwarf every manly principle, by sell­ has brought him 8800 a year, in an up­ Tilden, in anticipatiou of an adverse de­ jection on cither side. Louisiana will ing to his week and misguided brother, town church, which sum has had to take cision by the Commission, has gathered oome next, objections will of course be care of his person, for that wu all he had. around him tho best legal talent attainable, were dismissed and tta bail released frw all WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF liability on ttairboad. , The lady is past her hey-day, and hu the 40 YBASS. hu house. Depend upon it that so long additional disadvantage of not being a THERE IB NO SOBS IT WILL u be or his gang have a dollar, they will The Senate has this week by a vote of I menu that all my brothers sylph in proportions. But the million and NOT BEAL, NO LAMXNBSS IT <he Sgk,. !!»,«, pl.yi,,. fc 32 to 22 refused to pass the bill abolishing WHJ, NOT OUBB.NO ACHES. NO over! Half that sum wonld convert a b’Kk *■I", -nd il m»kt. no diTrnnoe u> ally's with temptation ss a child would with Western State, whose only fortune was his voice, and a handsome face and figure. MUSTANG LINIMENT, PAIN, THAT ATRjCTB THE HU­ nnw tried The House has appropriated 848,000, fat but I ' Unions cooler weather sets in we will have animated brains cannot enduro more than tuous pace is consequently Cobb impleaded with Benjamin F. Dibble was u though we were in the midst of expect them to reach a decision some time before tho crack of doom, but u it is, these The public regard this u a work at the Government Printing offioe. some of the physical points of the giants the Republican ride, and they would meet able settlement, and that this Cotonriaion Upon hb manhood and good judgment lor something over a million in her own right, would do ivTiktaa will carry tbe case to Aside from this, but little burins* rf import you, their principal ebaracterirtie appear­ The police columns have been unusually full this week. Tho most terrible murder ing to be that those of them who cany thifthu occurred for soine time wu that hand organs have the some unqueaAablc of Mrs. Flood by her huaband. It is the thirst for corn juice, u the more aristo­ old story- Flood wu a working man, and cratic ones who constitute the body guard Mrs. Flood was, in three hard times, kept of the former. Generally they are u foil on very close rations. Mrs. Floods meter, an abandoned Wuman, came to live with of enthusiasm as of whiskey, but since tbe them, and she very soon showed her how President's veto of tho bill abolishing Ute to mend her condition. Flood discovering police board, a marked fooling of anxiety his wife's repeated infidelities, left her but hu appeared to prevade their rags. Cor. could not keep away. He knew that she wu criminally intimate with a man named j tainly Solomon in all his glory wu never Alfka, and so last Saturday morning he arrayed like one of these—only tho Mul­ west fo Alfka’s room. Th* guilty pair at­ ligan Guards hu ever approached them. tempted to escape, Mrs. Flood running m It is probable that the House clause her nightdreea toward her room. Flood, in the legislative bill, reducing the Presi­ erased with liquor, followed Ue affrighted woman, and just u she reached her door, dent’s salary to 825,000 will be rejected plunged a tinsmith's reamer into her breut, by tbe Senate, u it is held that that body killing her instantly. He recaped, wan­ cannot agree to it without stulifying itaalf. dered about for a dav or two, and finally gave himself up. He said he wu tired of Congress, providing for a similar‘redac­ life, and winted the authorities to hang him u soon u possible. He Joyed the wo­ tion, but it wu vetoed by the President, instructing that great Nations’ The lady in the case is a daughter of a very wealthy man, who has on them, ought to ba stricken off ting the beams of the sun to shine through glass alternate white and blue, and full up­ on the afflicted parts; that vegetables grown under blue glass would produce in­ finitely more than that exposed in tho nat­ ural way ; and that animals—calves, pigs, chickens, etc., kept under blue grass would Cr twice u fast u when in any other t. A few weeks ago tho article was reproduced, and this time it took. The city papers published it, with a lot of won­ derful experiments that had been tried, and immediately a demand for blue glass sprung up that wu wonderful In two days every panicle of blue glass wu taken up, and the astonished deakns were obliged to telegraph for - snpp.ies. Rheumaucs man dearly, but maddened by the knowl­ used it, animal fanciers rovered their edge that she bad deeerted him, killed her, i quarters with it, and all sorts of ailing and and wanted to follow u soon u possible. bed-ridden people are trying the new cure. He will make no defence. Ono writer asserts that he cured himself of “ But suppose it is imprisonment for life rheumatism by this simple agency, and and not hanging?” others are claiming that they aro getting “ I will kill-mysclf, then." wu his reply. great benefit from it. If there b any­ “ I don’t want to live, and will not." thing in it it is queer that it hu never The woman wu very beautiful, and the been discovered before—if it is a whim it husband ‘had always ‘ ’borne a good charis certainly the most whimsical whim that actor. hu ever atruek tho people. Look out for BD8IVK88 a blue glare mania in your part. Is very bad, and tho railroad fights are EXCESSIVE FKEH. making it worse. The discrimination against It pays to be a lawyer in New Yoik, if New York is driving the grain trade to yaa can only get anything to do. The will other points, and the outlook is bloc. Tbe cue of the late James IL Taylor nakca an merchants are holding meetings, begging exhibit that is startling. Mr. Taylor left tbe Legislature to lower the tolls on the an estate that wu worth 8200,000 cash, Erie Canal, so that next summer there will which has been entirely eaten up by the be some revival in this particular, but lawyers. Ono firm gets 810,000 commis­ through the Legislature there ia but little sion for the sale of ten shares of Timet hope that it will be done. The railroads stock. Other firms got fees ranging from want the canals killed, and between them f-1,000 to 820,000, and now the litigation all New York is suffering fearfully. There stops because there is nothing more to pay will be nothing done till spring, and I have the harpies with. very little hope then. Pirrno. The papers in this city have taken the matter up, and are urging the formation of WASHINGTON LETTER. an association to resist the robbers. The charges for legal services arc always ex­ orbitant and oppressive. They have more The Same Old Electoral Tribunal— the appearance of robbery than charges, The Intellectual Giants Before It— and there is no use in going to the courts Frauds in the Pension Office—The about it, for the judges are lawyers, and Democratic Clan Gathering—Presi­ never decide against the craft. A young dential Salary—General Grant­ lawyer considers himself amply provided for for two or three years, if he can be­ Spring, Beautiful Spring—Eto., etc. come -counsel in a decent bankrupt case. There never is anything left of the assets, Washikotom, D. C. Feb. 10, ’77 but the attorney gets a fair start ia life. He always considers himself in condition It u very much to be regretted, that to marry when such a plum drops to him. the intellectual giants, now in this city cards will find tbeir hands are composed force Law and Order,” attracted my atten­ of spots and duces. tion. I read the article with pleasure, and, We need a great social reform. With one exception, I fully concur in, and • rei. rolls, would’Show I to wkteb laatitatfoa ho wu taken by Sheriff , amination of the pemuon rolls, won UnmbLT. tm. ia th. ^«rtv that ten per cent., of those now borne up. i tad lareeny, * nuW yrowpne waa entered aad the for ths poor respeadeai dlstftarged, «sM ball reltered of all­ thousand unarmed liability on ttairlwnd. andif that Aik, “freeman know how to _— witness the inaugura­ secure their rights," which ia to nv, if vs: William T. Eaitmao, wJfoimlued for non they are beaten in the Courts they will ap­ tion of Tilden, lave been pouring in upon peal to arms. Of course they won't do us, in alarming numbers, and I am tearful filling aujety for co»t by oonsent of plaintiff « ~ Liv such thing, but if they can frighten lest our station houses prove to few to ac­ Attorney. foe Republicans into a sarreoder, it will be commodate them all. And they aro a dis­ Chartes Pferdeetetter and Mathew Johnsona» much made. tinguished lot of tatterdemalions, I assure BLUR GLASS. Borne years ago Gen. Pleasanton pub­ lished an article in which the assertion wu made that rheumatism and a doxun other indulged in as a means of recreation are . "Honest money for all, and 5ree schools for aD. There should be no inflation which earthly poasearions to be able to do. accomplish the object for which amueoe- not step to consider that all games or plays And still our Platform. at party are tired of bein^ made the cat's-paw of the speculators, anu they will Jurist that the decision shall bo final. But look out for tho Democratic papers just about thia time. Mr. Tilden a bureau hu just sent off a batch of ready wide editorials of the hull-dosing order, breathing slaughterings and vengeance if MAN BODY, OB THE BODY OF A HOUSE OB OTHKB DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS, THAT DOBS NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOTMn., or 81-00. UJS LIFE OF ' �jhe?8jni-Weekly heplihlicajifcapjief. J°Urn*1 *7»;-"Xi« Mollie >U»1»U, th. brilllu,, lvi, ,h0 Local Ibyiit?; juticaji OfficiAL FAFI8WBA1H MWV. Special Notices, A Madison Dispensary, "* romrazn Utott.CtoE.. —/M. _ ar GUIDE urv LtH AL R-_R- TIME-CARD To Creditors. 5S® For anything in the Dry Good* or noUou hoe go to J. Rcbsell’b. febI5w4 12:44 e. U:00y. fcUa. vMp. WHO a. - ; I Raj-id - - - On Saturday aicht. Deputy Sheriff. Irving Crtssy, aaaisted by city Marahall Prickett 2:13 r. 4JSa. fcffi*. arrested ta the Towuahip of Down., K„t char|5td wUh lh, Ur, ccny of aome pork and corn meal from Simon Heffelbower of Ckrllvn. On Monday he waived examination before Justice Riker, and in dr fault ot bail in the mm of $2&0, wna committeed to a wait trial in the Circuit Court. POST OFFICE TIME CARD Wall Paper and Boot Blocking at febltf Smith. Hoole 4 Proton’s. and Lowell—Arrive daily, except Sunday, IU.: leave at ItOT.p. tn. P. O’e-North l iluioro. Bowne. Alio. Several parties have beer, urging Geo. H. Brooks to -get up" a singing school tn th>* city, and we are informed that b‘e haa consent, ,and W<w»dLaod—Arrive Tueeday. Thuretil Saturday nt 1 p. m. leave at 2 p. m. ''e lar Creek and Hickory Coraen-Ar- ed to teach provided a sufficient number of scholars can be obtained. To this end, one in­ 4. M. NEVINS. P. M. terested has left at the Ba.vxaa office a paper, where those deairmi* of being scholars can enrol) their names. Mr. Brooks has the repu- COUNTY OFFICERS. Glove* and Mittene less than cotrt to DM out J. Bt-saKLU feblf w I took place in the Circuit Court laat wcex. McGraw wai chargttPwilh Grand larceny commendable manner, by JohnX^ Flab of this city, who, by an elaborate display of erudition and skill, succeeded in working a dieagree- Jury for aoc«]uitta> and four for conviction, whereupon a noils proiet/aie was cntrrvl and Contract the defendant discharge'!. Coffee,, Sugar and Bed cords at febltf Smith, Hogle4 PkErroN's. : . kreirned. pobllaherv of the Haamoc i ■ Batuta*, the HaeUns* Home JouraaL County Republican, the Naahrille New*, ■re. each with the other, and nledre each ■r. our iscred honor that durtac lae yaar rr we will not publish any lean] adver :nder any cirenoutaaeea, at leu than tbe Pocpriolora of the Barry Bounty Republican. John Stauhy has this day assigned to «u, fur tho benefit of hiee-editors, all his property real and personal, f except such m «s, by lav, exempt) and we have taken pOMesston of tha same and will settle all demutu against bim. • county. Frank Durkee Sundays—except at Union Hall, Tuesday and Wednesday cvenninge. Feb., 20th and 2lat. by Mita Mollie beautifolj zouave coetumes. in their military evolution*, will form an nttraeilve feature of the entertainment. The opening Tableau, will be a virion of beauty, rivaling Fairy land, and pronounced by thoueand* All About the County. Assignees. n MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. All Demanm Due John Stanley and remaining unpaid, will be placed in the handa of an attorney tor collection, in thirty days from this date. POSITIVELY CURED. Israel 8. Boice, Jamj-jj Ryan, January Hth, 1877. Assignees. xxi74tf alt renlde* bavina taiiw. anl ba. H >d now xxtlTM. Attention. «rr>n anil inMkkava. early <1*rill ttedarwMipt arpr. Tbi* grvat imionary in &at> \\ c deatre to settle every account on our books during tho month of February. Will every patron of the Banner heed this call, and save us the extra exnemo of sending postal card notices. feblU Legals. Men’s aud boys* mohair caps less than a.t.i«_. j.rRV88ELL. . ~----------f<rblfiw4 Soap and Crackers at fcbltf SmIth, IIogle 4 I’rmtox's. Sugar and Codfish ut fcbltf 'SsitTH, Hogle4 Pbestok b. Just received ladies' and gent's linen collar? and ruffs in all tbe newest styles, feblowl J. BvMKLU Call and rec our Teas. fcbltf Smith, Hogi.e 4 Pbsston'h. Shawls, Nubias, Scarfs, and Felt Skirls at cori. feblSwl The Sheriff"* notice of election appears in ' fcb!5w4 The i’«v. Mr. Barlow, will preach at the M. Iron bridge i- progressing finely. Advertised Letter*. al List of letters remaining in the Post Office Hastings, Barry County. Mich., Feb. 15, The meeting at the Club room on Tuesday evening was very largely attended. The Reform Club now numbers IM active Robert Deardeford ; Waller Elwood ; Mary Brouw; Rev. M. P. Foyl.ong: Sarah Mont; Mra. Geo. Beach; Mira Jennie Liringelon; A Tempe rance meeting will be held al the Hendershott School House, In Baltimora on Saturday evening. tea <10> west, eontaininc forty (10) acres ot laud aocordiaa Io the United Ntales eurvey, bo the isae Commercial. GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, Mass. • SIB,—1 V XKEROOBB: 80S W*riitBKtos st., Ba.tM? lie state St., CMca*e; IB Litegste HUI, Uatoa. THE VU e. . . -~.k -.r.k' aen unnne t. ‘ _ HASTINGS MARKE ... Secretary of Stet*. .nuant to the foroeoinz notice ffotn tho Seert of State and the Statute in inch caae mad provided, you are hereby notified that th . Election to bo held on the first Monday < ONIONS.pcrbmbel—. l.HA5i'. j.«r ba Ad MESSUORK. pet lb.. SHOULDERS.per lb„ LAKD. per lb TALLOW, per lb-----CHICKENS, perlb — CHEESE, per lb. WOOL, perlb----------- •184 «12» •"^wc^ReweotJ of the Unirenity and one Jtuljee • 10 of tho Supreme Court, whoae term* of office will berin on 4*v s.t r«n..«w * r, i■ •1I!4 la Wrvsi feblAw~ iOHNQ.CRBSSY, Sheriff of Barry County. Geo. M. Savage & Go's Col. SSrPartie* anrwerinr/any of thew edrerttee DYE STuEFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES' Of all kinds in endless varieties. STAVES. STAVES. LOWEST PRICES. Hs BURUNWON. IOWA. IE UNnTD STATLo W. C. T.—8amnel Dickie, tf. V. T—Mrs. Anna M. Hayes. W. R. 8.—Irving L. Cresay. W. A. S.—Mim Ophelia Bogle. W. T.—Mrs. Clara Lathrop. W. F. 8.—Henry Ford. W. M —Harry Andereon. W. P. M —Mre. Mary Anderton. W. I. G —Mine May Throop. , W. 0. G.—R. H. Merrill. W. R. H. fl.—Mine Matte Uhl. W. L. H. 8—Mice Mattle Chi. W C.—Her. fl. W. Sherman. P. W. C. T.-M. C. Wradram** Cub Store," a new hardware rtora with a fell. •nght to build Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of rmw, IMS, MINTS, OILS, • Pawphlet af the BiihhU Bartlxgtea Read. * I'to’iiiona of their liceuaa ordinawoe. and '•Ur<« «c>> quarter from tbe aaloona the ram W.02a, unital jn addition to the State tax. , Hub, will address the meeting. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. A f.. -CT kk« </ Let every friend of the Amend the Temperance meeting peUniom E. U. U. HULUtLV, at ooat at J. RctMLlX___________fcb!5w4 t reform of ths age be on hand early. Mr. Bartow, Rev. Mr. Sherman, C. G. HoL- City Drug* Store! Traci or tmz .’Hiairr or Bizit Cocmtt.I ^Cmr or^Haaiteoa^Fabry^ leth. 1877. J The people of tburity of Ann Arbor enforce The Ladies Mfoafonarr Society, connected ’"'b M. £. church, will meet at the rasiti«cr 6f Hnn. Vacjd 8trikert 0B Friday aftar- GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS. ireluek tbe 7o setting ef the eanof ^.and t4~ u4.A cV - r that a,.day. H, A good stock of Flannels and Caasemeres at bottom prices. J. Husskll. febliwT’__ Dy Jiwaa U McKxvrrr. l>eptity Hhcriff. feb!5w4. SALT, eoanc. per bbl.—.—.—-.— HAY. per ton-------------------------------Frant E Smith ; Henry Worthley. DRIED PEACHES, reared, per lb.... Don't fiit to be at Union Hall on Sunday DRIED PEACHES, unpeared. per lb. rrniuj. The meetinp are very interesting. DRIED APPLES, per lb Crockery and Lampe cheap at MAPLE SUGAR--------------------------febJX Smith, Houle 4 Preston t HIDES, sreen. per lb-------------- ------que-tii-n. will appear on Monday, we eould HIDES.dry.perlb.------ ——------not find ‘pace for it to-day. SHEEP PELTS---------- ------------------Masonic. CALFSKINS.creen, perlb------------CALF SKINS, dry. perlb--------------being held alternately in the M. E., and On Monday evening. Feb. 5th, 1877, at Ma­ HONEY.......................... —■'-------------noni* Hall, M. I. 0. M., J. R- E»«rd of the BEESWAX, perlb—The uitrabere of tho Republican city commit Grand Council of R. A 8. M., of the Btate of CRANBERRIES, per bu.helMichigan, aaalated by 0. C., of tho G. C. W. DETROIT MARKET. ot> Monday evening, Strait and companiona, Fred Heeee and Henry hand. Simmon* of Jackaon, and F. A. Hawker of D arno tv. Fob. 10. 1877. Charlotte, eonaUlnted end eoneecraled Giblom There wrjll be a ether of tho wook eloofof ha* Council. Ko. 49. R A 8. M.. and inotitulod the ib«n of eountry marehant* to a pretty confident axpremlon following officers for tbe current year, via: the intention to organize a Reform Club there mat T>inrw ctw.o apt to fo «p tha^Aown. eo to— Mr. u i. M.; *• r. »"*•■ »• that brulnew activity cannot be rtaved off thia ennM w. Uto. F. C. st th, W.; tri.i.1 Buikw. taer; hence the ariaiaf of .peoulMiv* foolla». The Reform Club of t£ii eity, will rich T—to. t.iU4V B—rito; r~k Cotton aoode aroa«Un higher! botrftata areaoar Middleville on Friday evening of next week, B B...n, C. st Ik. S.■ H. F.wri., C. frail upto*-: eblrthlnm end .hoetlna foliowins fur the purpose of organizing a Club there. st U..C-; Joh.Q. C—r. Sl.w.^i »»J T. to—. toL TH. mnull. JU.uik lk. The Grand Central Hotel, New York, will ,«,p. ia Ikl. to.J JwWIeto. Ik In * zuztain its well-merited popularity, and earn greater, by the sensible reduction of its rates from ? 1.00 to J2.00 and fS.OO per day. C. M. BUNYAN. Thornapple, county of Barry and ^tale<4Michiz>n. known and daecribed a* fallow* to-wit: the people of Hull op manifest tl. ir appre­ ciation of home talent, and of really a good Ladies' Gent’s and Boys' knit Voder­ vests all sixes and prices. J. Rcbselu xxi66tf Wool Hosiery J. Rvslkj.l. county Con> iveation. Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spit Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap^ dies, tobacco, etc., etc., whidb will be sold 3BO«r*«X"€>MflC 3F*nXCJes Remember the place, at si. S. R Boot aud Shoe Store, Jefferson sthTTt'*-' Give me a call. ueeats ot Jaeob Volwet fetor of A. Uahled Elik. February. A. : »e**» alt the richt. UUe »nd iateratt tbe *ald Ja­ eob \ olweiler. had on th. Mid ,CU, day of Febrn- RUTTER. per lb.. 5oie the call for a Republican m iif m~ 7 SALE ON EXECUTION. nr Minnia*v,l . thing by filling the Hal! at these Concerto. General Admiaaion, 2u cent". Reserved Gold 104. another column. this rcctoofrve on reeoip Shot and Starch at fcbltf Smith, Houle 4 Patston’s. Do not fntyct to call and fettle that note or account without delay. J. Rtssklu feb!5w4. ' b. M. RUNYAf 1 would respectfully announc zens c.'f Ha stings and vicinity, tht new and ■ rw Israel 8. Boice. James Ryan, . January Sth, 1877. t ME! EBJ "" ■r*-’= J>II. c. BIGELOW, Highest Market Price in Cash, or Middleville. ’ Inoaire at Central Hmm, E. D. WHITE, HaenxM. M tea- Sept 2.1178. xxdSlf xxi68tf �Railroads. R airtoads NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. they v*iH not lay as many eggs M they G. P. Rowell & Go’s. Col Port Warn SSTwi “LOOK TO THE EAST. MICHIGAH" ANDE THF’sOUTH. would with a larger ran. inXXD MEADOW GRAASX8. It sec tn* as if farmers could never bo LESTFR’8 made to ace that seeding all soils to tim­ othy and clover, to the end of tho world, is not good management. Different clim­ (WEBB WORK COMPLETE) ates and different soils require different Where timothy heave* by tho CocUbdn* lh» ComtUet W cork of ths should be »renuS7>»Uow Craft, sad M*»Ur I cnM. with thsir Crromonir-. Lecturw rod a more brJUlsi P. bsrtsr. Bound in Cloth RAIllOAB. GOING EAST. RURAL TOPICS. DOAINS ARK MAD It. drains mayts made, by sinking s about three f*> deep, and one *kJ-he bottom, and U|Pp fiHjng in stones, packing them in with aa -4OOM a few inches thick; and thia corer- •over with fat Bton«,if they aro to be had, and fill up with earth. Such drain*, where yean. In no ansa should the atone* or the fourteen inches of ths surface of the ground, K as not to interfere with plowing, and not afford a harbor for rata and mice. Tbe jxM on the condition of the land* a* re­ gunk moisture. Some fields may require them from thirty-fire to thirty fact apart. dig tho ditches down about two foot, with foot; and than to go down about eight side wide enough to hold up a board one foot wide. The lower section of the ditch should be dug out on a bevel, or angle, *o as to prevent the earth caving -in. . ,Aft« covering with a board, pack a little Ill •» wish aarth. H.miosk boards will pine board* would last much Is M M S25000A our^rnvdC.^mMnaiira’pn^ Glxtkuu. DirracT J ” I II i| & « I IS BIC* A FITZCCRILD 150 , Bvxnaas, TRAINS going SOUTH. 3l*Uo«». subject mys: “It is next to impossible to establish a permanent meadow where tim­ othy and clover are the only grasses grown; yet many thiak that them gists that should be sown, notwithstanding the fact that but few meadow* thus treated will produce more than one mowing without reseeding. In fact,« dose mowing, fol­ lowed by dry, hot weather, will often de­ stroy tbe bulbous root* of the timothy en­ tirely, thus causing the grass to dixappear, leaving no aftermath at all. Timothy is one of The beat and most nutritive of grasses, yet under tho usual conditions it itools but little, and the altergrowth from tho young bulbs is always thin, showing plainly that to keep thia gras* well in tbe ground, especially where it i* liable to lift with th? frost, it ought to bo grown with such other groix-s u will come on with it to the hay harvest.” The following grass­ es are all adapted to tho Northern and •Middle States: AvenaJiatxtemt, or yelIdw. oat grass; Avena elator, or tall oat grass ; Ayrotlit vulfaru, or red top gram, Ftetaca pratentit, or nrnadow fescue; Fetiuea elator, or tall fescue ; Poa tricialii, or rough, stalk meadow gras; Lolivm italicum, or Italian rye gras; Anthaxanthum odoratum, or sweet vernal grass. \ The above grasses are all good to sow alone, or mixed in any way one pleass. If one or two of the varieties named be mixed with timothy, there would be an improve­ ment in the quantity of hay cut, and also in the after pasture, aa well a* in produc­ ing a sward that frusis will not affect. In the Middle States the Kentucky blue gras is a valuable variety to sow alone or nixed. Orchard grass should always bo sown alone, owing to its eariiness: and no better bay ' nor pasture can be produced. Juno grass is excellent also for pastures. Tbe great dairymen of Central New York rfty on tiiis gras for pastures almost wholly.' On wet soils fescue and foul /meadow grescs with alsike clover, do well. Some former* mix eight or ten varieties of gras seed, and think they are more profitable than one, or two, or three sorts. The best way for inexperienced farmers is to ascertain, u far as they can. what varieties of grasses give the best sathfoction for both hay and pasture in tho State in which thev reside. Then procure the seed for a trial field ; and thus see from actual experiment what graaaes are profitable. No former can be preyrewwe without experimenting; and there is a great field open foe it with dif- ~R 0 Q TC R Ml. IM*®! AjenU wasted on our M AON!FlCBHT FAMILY BIBLES. t-tipcrinrtoallothen. Wlth .... nt,: >. Uln.lubire'ftra?<AcM^« JOIINK* 2 CoT, 1-aUllAl.rr., l-HlI.ADKI.rittA.____________ 1’ fl IS IS -4hj IS H is:' IS : tS&luulays. ' (klMSouth-Eva^inr RXsrtM d*ilr exoral SaI- TRAINS GOING NORTH. itb tnJ&Ton^Ilehisin Caotral rail i.v v < c n A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. with the Mhiisan Lake Shore rail- li GOING WEST. -rrtmGBV DlrUso oflho M BSjrfStttfiaris MT Mcwnnt 500more FirBl-cInw NcWiug Nlricbiue AgctH*, and 500 tueu of energy nnd ability to learn the taninen of •eilingSewInK Machine*. Comnensatioi* liberal,but vary!ns f.ccerdingto ability, character and qnnliflca- >n aad iatammUeUpoint*.two naiisaiiss i Loots Buiirillc, IVaUrloo. ITW . Wito SeiiiiladiiDs Oi,CiWQ. T» AiMoa. Manhall. lUUtlo Creak. 18 T B IO TLY- PR IV A T E knd soUntiSn manner. Imxollalo relief: rprody KSfikXfiiSuam U.sr ftsmlsbed.___ AdJresl M. C1UPH IMBTFrOTK, Jaaervl 15 laUmaxoa. a fra tr ATuaioo—With Lake Shue A Mioh. Southern )liiSa|o. TK1.E- 1AK8 TELEGi 0 Iaor q en and woman, and eat .iiSlpsrtnaoU. Good.Ituat . antaed. bmall salary while prasticln*. no with etarnn. U AY WARD k CO,Obarlia. O. r IN WRIGHT. W. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. $audbsMe. w; ■rat CHICAGO k LAKE HUROM H I»KNXNHVi.AH DITBIOJ. ____ TIME TABLE No. 8. Furniture, Milk Safes. HASTINGS (Detroit tim.I 8IAID BAPIU BimiON. Tho Reliable Short Lino EAST AMD WEST. ■ to an rxox. QBAND tAPIM AMB DHBOIT! TIME TABLH- ■TH DM Honey bees that art wintered on their summer stands mi£c not be allowed to fly and former* must choose the method gen­ out when the w athcr is but modsratdy erally which suits the contents of their mild, if you can p> Iveat it, without fasten­ ing them in, as m ny become chilled and never return. But when the thermometer rises to SO or 60 degrees by noon, then let them come out in full force, as they need I pays a bettor profit than early a flight several times daring the winter to > be hatched in February o'r March. When weighing from one to two shut in with wire cloth, on mild days they can sell cheaper than any house in Barry and a half pounds dressed, they will sell will try to get out in such numbers that county, for these reasons; from <5 to 60 cts. per pound in any atj, 1st. Because we have no rent to pay. 1 frequently more dis in the struggle than or large market town. June is the best 2d. Because wc make the most of oar would be lost if they were allowed to month to sell such chicken*- The difficult goods ourselves. part of the business is to hatch tbe chick3d. Because wo keep the best of work­ up tho fronts of tho hives with snow to eqpt tbe been, and to quiet them. If tbe men. I put out of entrances to the hives are covered with 4th. Because we warrant all goodt we States they fine wire-cloth, the snow may be banked make. Wc sell none of this cheap made Fur­ directly against it, .without smothering the bees, as the warmth of the hives melta the niture that i* made by machinery. The «m without proper arrangement* for tbe snow in contact with them, and thus leaves good* we make are made by hand, and bosiMSS. The out building in which tho an air-passage throuch the wiro-doth. warranted. We invito all persons to call bens.it, (not Isy), should front the South, You should have pieces of wire-cloth ready and inspect our goods, for they all bear Kd ths Southern aids should be made to abut in the bees at a minute's notice, iokpection. No trouble at all tq show ourMtiy «f glass, to let in - the sun. It' but not to be used till the necessity et»«P good*. Parties having pictures to Frame would coma. Put pieces* of board* against the tilation through the roof by a latticed entire front* of the hives to shade them. ! do well to get them framed of us os we This will keep the bees from coming out, can do it better and chconcr than any We keep the unless the weather be quite mild. A watch house in Barry couoty. square inside. In France, they corer ait- must be kept, and the wire.cloth put on larged and best selected stock of Picture early in the day, before any bees come out, Frame* and Mouldings, Brnskeis, Paperor you will have to let them take then- holders, Wall pocket*, Slipper holders and own course, after many have loft their everything in the Furnitnre Line. Wo invite all persons to call and look at our Keep It. •IMO *8ac<Un axMatad. IDs Uy. TRA1NS WEST. Mildlvrill. 'll'" 1X0U Furniture, Coffins, Etc u. Where you wul find all kinds of mNITURE Of every Description which we and be happy TRAINS EAST. again. btatiox*. KS&ssLI?s’: A Gret Redaction is Fries 1 5” SALISBURY A BROSSEA U Deden tn dl kind* FURNITURE Upto&terj (Ms Bractets Francs, fc Tie Greet Soithera TbonmiWe. LIIN IMENT Disinfects, Pnrifle*. Sooth*, *>d Curs* Rhcnnaliam and Neuralri*. Curoa all Skin Diseases and Eruptions. . IS# don. , Mfr*“Wo Mean Business”. Furniture Rooms south side of State street, opposite H. A. Goodyear'* Hard­ ware Store. UTEBBfflS ERO'fl Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & HALL, DETROIT. Commission Merchants io In this a ja *r .. . NOBTHEB.N tk a l RAILWAY COMPANY Peerless Milk Safes Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work mode to order. Repair­ ing of all kinds of old furniture neatly »« ffi !!± 1-; D‘w CARBOLIC OIL II < V. Buffalo ______ ikj ftrn A MUN TII reoG.cl $50 j i Ainn |100» wW “,^,“by ?-oursrud.'sst ■Kj. £$Sh[ff islt .V D.trn t QIIAXD TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY ». IH'C. ■tie!. Call, eraiiilrt'’. with stamp, forcirealaa ■J. II. DYE, M. D . No. 9 WnshiE*ton Arraus {£|i?£ 18 -■« Ifi IS STEBBINS BRO’S longer. Making drain* with tile ia more expensive; Taking Effect Dec. 10th, 1876 Look here 1 Look here I What! don'* you think we can sell Coffins, Caskets* Shroud, cheaper than any firm in the State! can do it, for, with the help of W CKMiiEjS&S’STiSt ftEW T«1B t'EKRIL RltLROAl* UC4JFA J. M. HEWES w. L. BANCROFT. we guarantee Batisfoetion. Hearse furnished free to "u. xvcp ?our Morses ns a stock in Order WITNBVKB FAILS! Try it 0™,--, Ku™; D. D. MALLORI & CO FERRAND WILLIAMS k CO Ojstffl aii .Mi Mi. Coffin* and Furniture. Railroad 8TATJONH gm Jr. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-19.pdf 8fef53168bef305b6b0a496a28e6f5cd PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 85. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1877. jhe^L'fleeklyftepliblicanfcajiper EO. J. S. GOODYEAR & CO.’S Announcement! M. DEWEY UVD LET IT BE. PUBLISHER. P.IUIS OF SUBSCRIPTION Y Goods. All kinds of Fancy Goods leady Made Clothing Speciality. »t BOTTOM TUL full and trw. rvioicinf in Ila Umyth, It nraopa to Menn'imUthty arm, at tonsth. L,t ba tbe rivarl Lat tha loTad alone. To uiMt tha fata and ,u»ue the ciruanulan Wa dream the future, fane/inc all our own What doe* but wall the call of time and * Foradootued. the path before tbe pilarim lia The rauet lurkinc to tha morninc amei. Tailoring. A fine ' Tailoring Department connected with our Store. Let ba tha Heart Hail it, HppUnar unite; Llatan to Its eonc and shiver toTu rich ; L,t its ehafel beauty w.ary'honn baraifa. Watch how it darkens to th, darkaalnc sk We ean not aloud or darken, speed or eha«k. OF ADVERTISING. Boots and Shoes- A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, all kinds, very Cheap. Groceries. Groceries of all kinds as LOW ns they can be bought any whore ■ itlllyaar W t»rin« focUUp* uad BMiaaiu varvinc aurrvat* U th* aad. The Centennial Salt. A full line of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand. . Report of (he State Board of Centennial Manager* —. Detail* Come and see us PaOFESSlONIL AND BOSINE88 CARDS For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage to buy of us. _ THIS TAPER IS OX FH.E WITH J. S. Goodyear & Co. Hastisus. Mien. Jun. 17, 1877. jan!8tf. Doctor Atkin’s Double Column. READ, READ. READ TfliS - READ EVERYBODY LARKE, ATTORNEV AT LAW 1 SOLICITOR IN CHANTRY. _ Fromrt •%*••• «*«••• SURGICAL U* CHRONIC DISEASES.-M ,- ,7 hnuitor^ UwidoengsL Mrintf SMITH k KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A 8OLICITFalitaM anivias in Ik* civ »bonld «»• at one la the Doctor before attcndlof toolbar batfn»> HARVEY WRIGHT, -HORNEY AT LAW and SoliaJtor tn C-. OS« in I'awn Bloek over Barlpw * Goodyoar i Stora. xxiitT T. J. WILDER Ha.tmn. Mich H. C. PECKHAM PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, fahfe rnparior akiU and improv- M. W. RIKER JUSTICE OF THE PBACP., G.neral Cotlaetton W*M. UPJOHN, '•Hliil :iAX,A- SURGEON.—OSeo Stat«<t.. ilw.inici. Mteb. DR- II. F. PECKHAM. EtKECriC PHYSICIAN AND SURGROlt. (.d ir trwl. Bern Crretr. Miek. 1 A. P DRAKE, PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON.—Ofteo oror F. D. Acki-,’, Oru&Fthra. Stain flL. Haattaw alieb. WM. H. HAYFORD, »nd Counsellor at Lav. and Solicitor <a llwjrrry. aad InianeUaa Maatafe MtaMft Ar-nt: hnd« boaxht and m!<1. and all buriaeu tra^i-t->n» on reasonable tcitu. Ofica ovee Barl'iw J; Goodyear** .tore. iamrUTS DR. C. RUSSELL, I FUYdtClAN* SURGEON.-Often ovnr JaHoa Randi s »tor». Pho-nix Block. Stain Bttnot. LUCIUS RUSSELL, AW YER. Circuit Court Commbrionar. Jwueo m Uc 1 eact. Notary FublU.sad GeaaraMMMMb uare uvM tho National Bunk. BtaXa Hu. Haatlan. Mich. — —r CHAS. H. BAUER. AT LAW AND PROS tTTORNEY for Barrr County. Ajn.w. — Co~of N. Y_ andPbmaU tomiba* lu- of Hanford. Oftoo In tho Court Hwy. WM. BURGHER. STSMsdte -d Wl“ of the varvnu dieplay i—Erpcneee and deficit. WHOLE NO. 2027. । fall set of our educational, agricultural the hope that the I-egialature --- jj would direct and pomological reports were furnished by that the building bo brought —. to the wrought L back the State department Tho Superintend- State and preserved as a memento of the ent of Public Instruction, tho lion. D. B. centennial year and as an exhibit illustratBriggs, devised and compiled five charts, ing the varied rfeourees of the State; and showing at a glance the whole history, I believe the Slate would act wiaely in do­ From the alate on its roof to the growth and sUtistics of our school system. ing nq. They were splendidly executed by J. E. stones bf its foundation it was constructed Sherman, the 'draughtsman of the State entirely of material produced in the State, Land Office. and the excellent mechanism was the work Our educational exhibit was not a glit - of our own mechanics exduaively. It could be nutdo of most excellent ser­ taring show of models and pictures, but was an honest exhibit of tbe solid work vice on tbe grounds of our University or It is so constructed aa that is being done in our schools. The Normal School. awards wc received in this department tes­ to be readily taken down and rebuilt at tify to its character, being more in num­ ber than were given, to any other Slate. The Michigan Building was also enter­ ed ’ as an exhibit of the products of the State, being a characteristic display of our varid resources. About 70 individ­ ual exhibits were made by our manufac­ turers, very many of them reflecting great credit upon tho manufacturing industries of the State. Over 60 awards were made co the State and its citizens, One was given to each one of our collective exhib­ its in each department,— 11 were given in the pomological department, 8 to tbe educational. Full details of the awards will be found in the report of the Secre­ tary. The board felt that taken as a whole, the State has reason to be well pleased with tbe exhibit made and the results achieved. It is to be regretted that more ot our manufacturers did not avail them­ selves of the opportunity offered to display our industries, and that our citizens gen­ erally did not seem to realize (as the board thanaelves did notl the magnitude of die exposition, the millions that were to visit it, and tho opportunity it offered to show tho world tbe wealth of a State not 40 not a very grout coat. Full details of tho expenses of its con­ struction and a list of the contributors will be found in the firfsnrial exhibit the cash contributions several carloads of lumber were donated by the citixous of Flint, Saginaw City, Muskegon and other plaoee. Many of the mechanics of Detroit and other places donated labor and mater, ials. The munificent donation of the of­ ficers of the Calumet and Heda Mining Company, non-reeidenta of the State, was peculiarly gratifying to the board. Itwaa accompanied with the following letter : Cxlcmet axd Hcclx Mm>o Courxxv,) , KqvrrxBLi Brimmo.JI'Miu 8tm t To Hon. X J. Bagnly, Detroit,’ Mich : Dear Sir—Tour&vor of the 19th ask ing a donation from this company in aid of your bpilding fund for ‘•Centenmxi,’ is at had. Our President, Mr. Agassis, is absent at the mines, so I laid your letter herewith our report relative to tho part before our directors, Mears. George Hig­ that Michigan took at the Centennial Ex­ ginson, H. H. Hunnewell and H. 8. Ruaposition at Philadelphia during the past •el, and they unanimously directed me to cummer. In accordance with the provis­ forward at once a check for the entire sum ions of act No. 13, laws of 1875, the Gov­ you are "ahort,” ao I herewith hand you ernor appointed J. J. Woodman, of Van­ cheek No. 165 of the Elliot National Until our people began to visit the Ex­ Buren, M. I. Mills, of Wayne, Jay A. Bank upon the Continental National Bank HubbeD, of Houghton, and Henry Frafick, position there was a very general apathy of NeuMfbrk. indorsed to you for that of Kent, as members of the State Board among all classes on the subject, and it amount, hoy *1,500, which please accept seemed next to impoeaible by circulars and of Centennial Managers. The board met with the assurance that you have our best personal solicitation and at the office ot tne Governor, August 13, letters, by wiahtt with it. We are a Michigan cor> 1875, aud appointed F. W. Noble of De­ entreaty to wake them to a sense of poralien, and take a lively interest in . . • troit, as secretary. The full details of tho their duty in the mattar. whatever ia conducive to the honor and We received from Brazil, Spain, Powork of the board and of the Slate of Michigan in tbe Exhibition will be found tugal and Australia several hundred spec­ imens of woods, minerals, grain, seed and m lhe reports or the secretary; the Rev. The Board have had the hearty co-opera­ Mr. Jacokcs, who had charge of the cd-, othes products which we have distributed tion of tbe officers of all our mining com­ ucational department ; Mr. S. Brady, who to the University and Agricultural College, panies on Lake Superior, and of very many and a f«w duplicates to the Kent county had charge of the mineral exhibit, and of our citizens, especially so of our fruit and Detroit Scientific Institutes. We also Mr. C. E. Ilgenfritx, who bad charge of growers—but to name them all is impoasireceived quite a collection of catalogues, the agricultural and pomological depart­ Iilc. The State Pomological Society and maps, and printed matter which has been ments. *11 of which arc submittdl here­ tfae State Agricultural Society aided us be­ divided between the State Library, Uni­ with. yond meaaure. Tbe latter society paid versity and Agricultural College. The en­ The exhibit made by the -Board of the salary of Mr. Ilgcnfrita, the superin­ tire educational exhibit, books, charts, Managers consisted of the products of tendent of that department. The great pictures, etc., have been placed in the Slate the State and comprised nearly 3,800 dis­ interests of production could not be in Library. It is tho attention of the board tinct specimens, 1,200 of which were va­ tetter hands, and wo owe our success in to place the awards and medals there when rieties of woods and ahrnbe, over 1,100 Philadelphia in a great degree to the mem­ rtxcirca. Tbe beautiful model of the of them being furnished by tho Agricul­ bers of three societies. Calumet and Hecla alampiqill, costing tural College. The college also furnished The press of the State aided ns in every over *12,000 was presented by themining 210 specimens of grasses. Wc had 540 possible way, in gratuitously publishing company to the University, where it dow samples of wool, representing 42 counties ; circulars and information for exhibitors 500 specimens, of grain and seeds; 475 and in furnishing the building with papers. We submit herewith a statement of re­ specimens of copper, iroi/, and gyjwnm ; Michigan may 'well bo proud of the part 40 of salt and salt brine t several samples ceipts and expenditures in detail showing she took in the Exposition, and wd may a deficit in general expenditures of *5.of building stone and alate ; 570 arenas expect to reap from it new markets for ological specimens of a prehistoric age. 135.38. Of this amount, *1,781.47 has our products, newcomers to our borders, Ono exhibit of fruit contained 475 distinct been advanced by Mr. Noble, secretary, and new ideas for our farmtra, mechanics and *4,27C.M by Mr. Bagley, preaident, and manufacturers. specimens. . Mr. Burnett Landreth, Superintendent from their own funds, and the balance ia of the Agricultural Department of tbe is due to sundry parties. All the bills 1 Exposition, said of this, in a letter to and vouchers arc in the hands of tJia-aU' the board: '’Your abow of fruit at all ditor general. Everything has bfcjn done Fubraarrl. 1877. times exceeded that of any other State, on the most economical basis. Only the and in vhe aggregate more than doubled secretary and Mr. Brady wore paid any­ Hon. 0. M.' Croswell, Governor : Che quantity sent from any State, while thing for servioca and th«y only a small Dear Sir—In submitting the annexed the variety and quality was unexampled. The salary. We begged from our people their Sort of tho Centennial Board and their time and money, from our railroads and display of fruit alone was of incalculable wrs, I desire to say pcraonally in regard value as a means of directing the thought­ to tho debt created, that it was with the ful to the resources of Michigan. greatest reluctance that I consented to it, The mineral display contained specimens of their products, and in fact made our but 1 saw after my viait to Philadelphia from every mine on Lake Superior, fou$ -exhibition almost an affair of charity. If before the opening, that it must insvitably masses of native copper averaging five we had been compelled to pay our own roads occur, as we were called upon to do so tons each, from the Central mine, aud a for passage and transportation, it alone many things that we had not looked for, 15 ton mass of iron from tbe Cleveland would havb almost used up the appropri­ and felt that the State would bo disgraced mine, with several large masses of the ation. We found that instead of the secretary if, after having begun our werk, we should conglomerate copper-bearing rock of the fail to cany it through to a auoceaafol end­ Caliimet and Hecla mine, being in the. and one commiaaioncr whom we have sup ing I did not dare to say that we should lirt. This disnlay of the mineral wealth posed would be sufficient to take charge of stop expenditure, clone our exhibit and of Michigan brought many visitors from our exhibits nt Philadelphia, chai each de­ return home,—for these, reasons, I ad­ foreign countries to our mines during partment required tbe constant oare and We vanced largely from my own means, and the past summer, all of whom expressed supervision of a competent person. for these reasons I desire your approval themselves as astonished at tbe peculiar found that the space allotted to us for each and that of the Legislature. The oppor­ character and great extent of the copper department wu simply bare floor, and that tunity offered by the exhibition to distrib­ case*, tables, etc., must all be furnished by and iron deposits of tho State, which we ute to strangers from our land aad from have not heretofore, and perhaps now hardly the board. Terminal charges and myriads abroad useful information regarding our realize ourselves. It is to bo hoped that the of unforeseen expenses soon exhausted our State, induced me (with tho approval of appropriation. Had it not been for the exhibit made will be the means of still the board) to direct a compilation in further dcveloningthe unknown wealth that, Michigan building, the expenses for board Lies buried on the shores sf Lake Supei of employees would have been very much larger than it is Some one of the board rior. „ The asWe also exhibited a most excellent; was in Philadelphia oonatantly. .byaAad Chablxs M. Croswell : Dear Sir—Wo beg leave to submit Qov. ISAAC W. VROOMAN. wich were distributed l^?,E{‘ ?‘,SRIFF. Deputy U. 8. Marahal. Gooje. jl John q. cresny. Ln BITCH, “~~~ --- . ■ by the statement of indebtedness, none of ■nd of the House of Correction at Ionia, by Mortimer L. Smith A Co., its architects. the expenses of the board hare yet been -j_______ 1 p/rnfsinnrl M«. paid. The salary paid our secretary, Mr. F. W. Noble, has not covered ha expans­ es. The Rev. D. C. Jacokea, who had only paid hit expenses. ’ C- G. HOLBROOK. •AttOBNKYATU*- *y.»uuu«d S at Philadelphia,. It,OOO, «rf n pud f™. tl» Siignfka The board fed that both these gatrthmen liilwa some further remuneration, and submit the met- a Tabr-nary 1,1877. �-Ista Righto hi Gsorgis. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Saturday is, under the taw entitled to two I WH»Ua fcr tk» Bajiil hours to-day, in which to debate the ob~ TEMPERANCE, 17 m present Conatitution of Georgte The Democrats Sick Abed—The Dem jactious to the decisions of the tribunal. -----------. adopted by a Stale oo. .nation in 1868 BT G. w. c. ocrata again Billegerant—The next This debate is, of course perfectly uselese w *d was rakibed by the poopb ia the aame move—Field’s VHIainom Witnesses. because the Bcnate has already voted to -----------by a wn. of 89,007 tn 71,809 the white and colored you in the Slate bring reversed by the affirmative vote of both commission, This Constitution declares, among the House cannot reverse the decision of say, I will otufc tbe ‘‘prophetic terminus,'* But, of course, the rule or ra- Tnbunal. which was communicated to remain a member of the Union that every arisen owes paramount alle­ giance to the government of the United HATES’ ual that its States, and that no State taw in contraven­ , ' • ». r i points. weakened the Democrats; and the hungry crowd of seedy looking ex-rebels and cop- derer and his cohorts of office seeking cop­ and the few whose names thus stand bold­ perheads and rebels. ly forth are, I aprehend, no less indellibly ’°°de"°s ho» the, will tecart u,„ " \"*T>' U-. <1-6 b-te fm» th. d.,, Lptenh. dtoHrfwM*, u,., „ free the State from iu anb-rtate rtahu Imiteiiooi. lh, *, “ “ ““ * 6. Y - . , GonJ O^J.n for, is not the conquest of ourselves the At that tim& the eount properly uutTilic State ol Louis­ riglu. of <1. ~,?te secure the Presi I a-iSk* h !!“ /“■* ” ™“pM h“ fi“”r “th* xui—Ukpite i» teltenu^ iZtoTSS H. '"•f*"" 1” “>•-Itep. of . Dkn» Dde^BdcoL roXXrtXTIOX. Georgia owes no paramonnt allo- States. spasmodic in effect. “ °PPort,“itv of seeing how nearly they ourselves to drift with the current of events, during which interval our love for down-trodden humanity ta prone to grow cold. Department of the Gov­ race themsehen to become will not suffer too highly elated, or greatly cast down by U>c apparent suc­ cess or failure of the pres- nt rather popu­ sages directing TDdeu's satellites in the lar movement, being careful in time not to neglect any of the mean those little Christian virtues which go so for to make ' of the Slates, counties, the courts and the make up the sum total of a well-spent life It ia rhe timely word, the be found upon which O'Connor, Field and monition. the liitie acts of If friendly ad­ came to betraying the Republican cause they can find that John Smith is a Re­ brotherly love that can claim fraternity Another member said: “The pebple are I for e position was offered to publican elector from Illinois, and that with all nations and conditions of men, •*-- ------------- ’ tiuJ Jud«o by the other fonr members of. John Smith was onoo in the penitentiary that constitute the highest graces of ; Ute, eh, Vote lb° SaPremc ^fore Judge Bradley of the State of New York, without refer­ P*U4 lUtniat. n. ir?,dcnng at <no the door of this House. Vt Christian perfection. The excross of these 1 against the bill and you never>01 return adect«i. and he declined for obnous ence to whether it is the same person or noble atributes of our Master ought nut FOR THE RIGHT. not, it will be sufficient ground for these here agrin. Our rights and interert. T1,nrBUD’ Field, Hewitt, to be left to the caprice of fortune to doshould be left in the hands of Georgians, I Hatterion “d o^w prominent Democrats uprootcra of the Constitution to make an ride. They ought not to be spasmodic, It is with no ordinary satiafoction that objection to the counting of the vote of ■nd Georgians alone. "Still another speak J the commiamon but ever constant and ready, without refIllinois, and reason enough to dely, for we announce tha result of the vote of the er sard : « We want a Constitution framed * non-partisan, and that its docta erenoe to time or occasion. Were thia by the intelligence of Georgians, so that W°d.dL1* f<mB<W °P°0 *°d aocor I two days at least, the decision of the ques­ the happy state of affairs, erpry communiJ“<» nh Ik l» Ud dte ftete. ,nd thlt tion which so deeply interests the whole State of Louisiana shall be counted far ». <U b.pu» ii „ m 0M . ^’S-J«JiSEfciS*llu!'c““ H*y« and Wheeler. u. for •*" Thte.„ fro- Suu Legiriu ^-nu_ j— Thia is the girod- „ ,1 TT*"” u l«“d bj —I “ ““isiUote to ri.ia.dx iMuli. But tritunnh of taw and justice over fraud P~od to h... eonnoted th. Sooih teu J"4'" —d’“ ■ corded in American History. It is, indeed, d>. (ooenl gomnooit bM • rk-bt te a victory for the right, that will do more to mrinUin iu utlteri,, „ ^inl( It to -id to b. teriuM. ,T, a - Mfl b. telfrd, m ril lb. fntm, Una Hl the tri> s to be found among the Democratic politii riana, who compose the majority of one :the permanent residents of this city. Our neighboring city acron tho river, Alexan­ vanu, and a most emphatic expremiou of ne>9 fOra rebeUion. ths determination of the American people- i---- . tiut ita deCTee' are tyjt_binding. I r wffl of ths psopta, ia a legal and constitu­ nation, but dab adiagnew to any people,” are not without bar that a wane Jaie than that which bofcl the two ritiea of the old The ter-Octon my, ,bat Judge Davis tional manner, shall ever be allowed to »dl be a greenback Senator. ririory-It .horn to ci. wotU tU1 Am„. Th. rr i o „ di. ““ 8*°*“ mi£'d . wtnditioo inUf wuh Sprit.. fc, ihie eootioeol by Hoas“ ^reprate, when the H°n*’ ,D3tcad of proceeding to vote upon “ a< nnta Mood.,. Thio i. but du rec. thcir reTolation»r7 mores to kill erate now style the Electoral Commission ?“** a“d P™™1 « decision of the all Who packed rt? important question before the fourth of Ted men righteous dthe. ! * ' ' State I tarns. •>nn -la ~“re>v 200 students. vrevK nas PIBaB1 BT 11 STDHB, MT* MS. Tho dna or tha Chicago and Lak. Hu­ ™ creme, riateee nmi, i on Huron ud Valparaiao. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. Mtrtb S’’ BT*?u of Bellerue ooc of J? K d-d st >is home, Feb. 7, after s short iUneas, aged 66 yran. The Q.J3. Rowell &, Co’s. Cot Red Ribbon brigade at Bay City w JO THE EAST.' «aya it will probably be increased to 1,000. Panama report that wheat b lookia. unoaually well now, but they tour the jjemn^from now ont will out be entirely Certainly that number euuol be Smod among the Democrata. either tboae who " T"" 1“> “lawyer, „ (!«., who, fer auteeu year, hare been loud­ mouthed in their denunciation, of tha ---------- — — Republicans will be able to hold the Democratic note to the Pilgrim Potion, watered by the blood of th. pmrioU of 1776 aad 1861, aad made grind stone, and to shape matters so that , , . <*»<* „ J J DecD WiU>"«l>.l»,d» tie, rappoe Uh, it a mty, which for beau, link the Same eapitala of the whcla wodd. a fair and hoaiwt dadaaou will bo mad. in •ima for Hr. Ji.yca la prepare hb inang. Th. Ciucinnari, Hamilton and Dayton Bmlrred Company, contemplate making uxwemre improTcnKut. to char Dsytoo and Michigan dirimon next summer. k, P.O tHffiKH.. ereTlteliir<ASI”" “J1 Mich'S*” r*1 C«»P*aj ha, sealed with the Darid Dudley BJd, tbe soomaUio. of Gould m,d r«k, or Tweed, BwwoeyTco., U>. fourth of March. THU DBMocKkn an*,, J-a o.t Lika Ilorare Greoly, h. think, of Tihto, baa again oom. io (b, from. Haring frightened and “bull-dated’' noma of th. Bepnblian Osm na te reams, ap^te loader, inu aril ID hit 1 amber buiotna aftm *«*>*• 1 TTx Pott Httn* Jixua b^ , —J .coepling the ** oomprombe a. lb. one almraaiiro to “th. way not ao far behind the nut 10 TV furion. dmnrtrtoflh. Demoed, WhUi.«« fcrth.p^j. skater— nop be tbe remit Bmdmnao ia lit nJLX 1OM oriua have been Dot intn i km raw's viwatsoc, wtrawata TOnkI „j. ural oddrma and aoloca bb C,l,in« bdb„ , " ----- -KICCU LO •rhnnt. th. .addle, thm, nut u Asa, OOT J “‘’"’“'“•Ililwillbebyth.UMuwho tho Utmpbmtt, by <Ue peaeefid riadieaUm Gomortwh. «ould hare aand tboae aaeioot Gorerameut, which baa supported them UwB-i.doo.d toUuteuiitnPdrt “^'“^'tkh"'“ “PP“- ’and their families, and if thma rirb. ar. •11 their pent, the prioeiplm of dril lib ert, planted oo »»rld may fall upoo th. modem Sodom aod °f ? “The packed jury,” i, what the Demo- firit of >b. Aroerimo people to 1 Highuotuaem eaalZth a The lOteouliTte dexUopri Ibd, „„ „ Sriord,,. .kendte, .bjteud Io th. di- PoWio.1 Notn. ------------ bdiero that I DetooCTrtio oujorit, of lb. Hotu. of E,p_ that no attempt at violence and intimida- ! ‘ House of Congress, and a targe ipajority of dria, also sympathises with the nefarious it may be able to nrev^r ”**WQofU1' P*“ crew commence denouncing the comfro-kuiootlto ai^L T”““ " “—shir p-tix.0 .od «rt- JOSIAH H. 8HEBMAX. RsllamT'Ktf denow. «. H. R. SrevExa.-Dear Sir: I will moat •pint of revivalism should never die were destroyed by a rain of brimstoee and fire, and for leu wickedness than is now tl“l lh"r P" ““ ’OU if Ge , .] forty million people of the United States. The two cities of Sodom and Gomorrah “"<i '’*h' D“>oct»u to te.eo Bo[“ Sr’“h ‘ I \ pl‘" ’°',U / U” “““» Toaa truly, disinterested- nets ard unostentatious charity, and that S**0"-' * GREAT BLOOD rUBIFlEIL We trust, therefore, that the verbial. true lovers of our ernment here been thcroughlr overhauled, the telegraph has been loaded with mes­ Company may hang Mr. Tilden’s hat. . Tl e'selfishness of human nature is pro­ for two boura* debate, sud the right to records of every urn. been We evidently get to the vote of each Republican State when penitentiaries to see if some peg may not ^“Promire. have had ** always hare called, thereby causing a separation of the several States, the votes of which have not eral government ia only a creature of^hu nature weary in well doing and suffer yet been counted", to overhaul the archives Sa’r“k""d erratic Democrats now place their hope in delay,, Preaidential has, and allowed it to bam We owe slle- 08 bottom and on the top, in tact, all Every State is the general government. an Bence, tlirough thia or some other cause, our efforts at reform Scn>tor’ h® foTO>t> fo. the moment, idea that we owe paramount allegiance to as his French neighbor, is, nevertheless, not wholly free from turns from none of the States which are to be called before that time. But the take a recess until the following day. The scoundrels. Ever since March, 1868 11 ®ea?’ * «“•<« in harmony with his have been in favor of a convenridn. This P01^0*1 views, at the same time. When BWdk-ln^ versatile The American, though not so iana is reached, as there are duplicate re­ Houses, and thus securing an opportnnity I “’“ber of the commission. And so he T0J'" . r^868°±U written than the winner of many battles, greatest victory? and the present programme ia to object WOTB lho “Mt “rneat cha“F 6',“i <»»l«<>»i~, Mining ’“•M *“ <>“ fiA-nlb to encourage the moat fallen and besotted; House, that body will take another reeeas tion. Ail are sore airaid, and the In this there is certainly much until to-morrow, when' the two Houses should proceed d*y in Mate- "teoun. coerrT It is expected that after the two hours debate and rots in the Tildrt, ri,„da «°diuon. ri.. eas­ es that the index of temperance' reform will be in accordance with truth and jus­ tice, and adverse to the old railroad plun­ will probably again meet in joint conven­ tbe most exeitiniT nnrar collective tho than decision which they are now convinced I d** Hill rather is, however, to tbe individ­ Wheeler were legally entitled to the elec­ perhmd., which ha. bmn (Jubering here iu in l»rg« Dumber. lor week, pert Jo order PT°V*°f**“’>■<> ■<>"fete.imrftertteirt,osi.teL^’L "Honeat money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which1 will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interference which will destroy the other.” It toral vote of Florida, has sickened and tion thereof shall have any force. And still our Platform. justify co leaving sub>equeac events to elusions. other things, that the Sure shall forever people are a part of the American nation ; of thia movement tho Buceesw or failure Houses, and therefore an adverse vote ot Tax DEMOCRATS SICK ABKD. The decision of tho grand tripartite tion. SUCCESS vidcs that ita decisions shall be final, unless Washington, D. (1 Feb. 12, *77 Kd. Banner.— Aon about equal, and no person dbfrsodbed lor partidpsuon in th. Rebrilion H. R,Stoven'a Column. tboy "”ta8 him meet eScimi), „ Ju, VI-JA'. —:___ • _ ,, . / rf 'attornav raiamrilwar, they bril.,., no. •r. dmmtmM ,iU1 '7'miT” ,th“ U"f pky ibe aame "• -W £ -miSXZS other day why ho wore that rod ribbon ? ' J"« ■aehlaem P-^d in this world as ft certainly shaft shout for joy. THE BULL-DOZE POLICY. be well puntahsd in tho —- •<£uwi Qi me b“" to ehome their Elomom U> warn them, meo io their ooiragoott. io tbri.---- 1____ Wmrior sad «, their u little doubt that Little Permeo, of Fleritje, haring Gere—er He,ee will take hi. e.1 a. p next. Mr. Field riUeiooo. witnemee Hut here Heat of the Uaited Blate. u the appoint, ed tin* ;n AtMmw----- --- rJPJS^^Man. *’—» h*». ». r— , A, e*„ Hon. R„fu W. Landon of Nike, now an of aw . R-..- a “ . —j ^him^.^.^JT^ “L wrh,i"s,“"puij f aomndrd generally. Mulharen are mon of hare injured, u of Mr. rddre. IVk. rim, youag, beanriful andZLJ-ZrJ*BUr’ Txmom. SJt.’.’r’a*1*; -*• r««TO«ove MU �rh3^CTi-We8klyhBplihlicapbaji|i8r. PkFH ■! - Ml GUIDE TIME-CARD Al. H- R- Tbe Chariotle ^aMiean nays, that'ta the ' 4illin “^^5L0/Ea”n’ ‘,Sheriff s-**- and Jlwnltrlj. tt’tsjr “ raturdarondSa. Thursday. Bad as we hate to spoil a good story, snfliee it to aay that the person was not -laid on the shelf by his party last fall," does not live In this county, was toever a candidate men ere accorded the right to vote, but does live in the city of Jackson, and is tbe wist of a very prominent Democrat U&..Baltimore. BwUbrd,’Johur- < u What other preperalions iail to do. Hall's Hair Henewer surely aceomp ishee. It renewe the hair and eecpecially resUrea Its color when Aaa dressing it is unsurpas- gray aad faded. Coraenmoat economical preparation ever offered, its The work is divided into historical perods, •f which ths first is devoted to die Indiana before the discovery. Into one chapter is condensed all that 1s kaown of the Red Men. As a specimen of the excellenl style of the acknowledged ability. Sehenek’s Paln.onkc8y.up writer, we append the foUowing from the sumtnary of the Indian character: “In times of peace the Indian character provides for the purpoee. These additional reme•hone to a better advytage. But the Red diee are Sekenok'e Sea Weed Tonic aad Mandrake Man, at his best rotais, was an unsocial, sob- Pllto. By tho timely use of those Medicine., notary and gloomy spirit. He was a man of the woods. He communed only with himself and the genius of Solitude. He sat apart. The Dr. Sthvnek to proleerionaUv at hto principal forest was better than his wigwam, and his oSc« Corner Sixth end Arch its.. Philadelphia. "igwam better than the village. The Indian woman was a degraded creature, a drudge, a beast of burden; and the social principle was correspondingly low." • • • _ TO THE PUBLIC. For many years we have Saade two medicine. Suited tothe ailment, ofavari clam of.ufferer.. and discovery. The author has availed him- Thoemnds of cures here b«cn mode by them. and. In fact, the word failure could never be coupled with them. But within the WR two yearn counter men. and his plain exposition leaves no doubt felts of oar medicinee have oprunaup. danreroui in their eloso Imitation el-dur Trade Mark. To in our mind that those daring navigators did discover America. Neverthelen that discov­ ery detracts nothing '.from the renown of Co1 imbue. As the author Justly observes : “An event Is to be weighed by. its conse­ quences From the discovery of America by the Norsemen nothing whatever resulted. The world was neither wiser nor better. Among the Icelanders themselves the place and very name of Vinland were forgotten. Europe pre- riot of grateful appreciation of your kind- never heard of such a country or such a dis­ neei covery. Historians have, until late years, due and heartily acknowledged Each year but been incredulous on the sutyect, and the fact ia as though it had never been. The curtain increases our debt of obligation to an agen­ which had been lifted for a moment was cy which does so much to,relieve>|he mon­ otony of the daily-life of p^sone temporarily COUNTY OFFICERS. ©rugs, iW^dtcmes, Perfumeries, Etc-, Etc. Special Notices. eight boarders at premt, three of whom are slopping wUh him for tte erime of being drapk and disorderly." While In thia county tend and J<Hning_lhe London Company — He W UP°“ b7 th* T«np ensnieo who which according to tbe eetimate placed upon thJL?° P^rX‘^d “51,1 ‘Z***1 him t0 rweu* them and their colony from deetroctlon. A ■‘range and wonderful career John Smith »»» altogether the moit noted man inth.eecl. weekly, semi-weekly or dal y paper bring a renewal of pleasant home aaetxiation and supply items of diveraian, recreation and encourage- Contract the latten or vteits of Monde. Kirv The third division is the Colonial Period, which is treated ifith signa! ability. The planting of tbe isolated colonies and tho refuse to pun »ulw Mr. Jr Th.IS>H.-..b^tMn?.t,.ico 0T.&K& Bg TG CONSUMPTIVES. The fairness and impartial- been combined and are issued as one publica­ mended. Tbe author evidently knows no tion at the low price of ten cents, which ear* ^iorth or South, no East or West In affection, all are included in his catholic liberality and ductian. The contents include much/ that is patriotism. The closing review should be interesting and important. BoeMee the studied by every eitisen. Tbe spirit in which ERRORS of YOUTH Proprietors ot the Barry County Republican. Oaso erbus o. articles on “ Principles of Phrenology: " “Self­ Study and Developments of character; ” All About thfe County. Still cool weather. Council meeting lo-tn arrow night. Heu D. R. Conk spent the Sabbath al home. *-• If cents on the dollar. •• Mental Science; ' -A Primitive . act India Tribe"’ Illustrated; article on ••The Cultivation of Flowers Janies Russell Lowell, with por­ trait ; “Colds and their freatmedt “Prineimiscellaneous matter. Remember the meting ef the Reform Club lustrations, aad will be beat by mail poet-paid at their Hall on Tuesday evening. «e bespeak for tho meetings the attention the publie. o Kalauiazvo has a Good Templar Lodge, R. WELLS & CO.. Prauanaa*. 787 Broad- Chronic, sick or nervous headache is goner- The American Lead 1'eneil Company of New bill to* perfection. ‘ eqqqsaniw 0JJJ then willing l chsaic*. thsir sou end dtuhtera. and all etasaes ■eta, Msfas To ttos Wsrklss CUM^Wt are sow ert■arrd to fttratoli all wi-Jj’coutanl’emBlorSSi5.liS&“&fiKl::UUrtTliS'-Smtll' Perrons of either sex eerily earn from M esnts to farmer nee plenty of money others will. The editor of the Baxxu will ba la Detroit beat History of the United Slates that has yet been published. The maps, charts, diagram* nervous crotero vitiated. Tbe Peru via® Syr­ up. by reinvigorating the digestive pow«, lays tbe ax at the root of the tree ; tho brain is duly nourished, the nervouseesse. the headache disappears. fsbl»w2 Select Schoo!. At Irving Station, commencing on Monday, March 5th, and continuing right DIED. weeks feb 12 wi History of the United Slates from ths Aborig­ inal times to the present day. By John Clark Rldpath. A- M. .Profeeacr of History and Belloe-Lsttere. Indiana Asbury Univer­ sity. 670 pp. Royal Oetaro- Tsachcr. Having sold out my Meat Market, I hereby give notice to nil those that are indebted to me to come and settle their JX/broib.retCo.. Cincinnati. Philadel­ phia and Chicago. It is now the pleasure, ns it has always been tho duty, of every ottissn to inform himself aoliuchin, Io d.to.ro of thM wMjh h. Losnl lllgtjicw Jtrticc^ bury Unlserwity. His growing renown as an able writer an public lecture in the evening by an able •peaker, and it is hoped all friends of tamper- accounts forthwith and save costa. I abo have got a nice matched team, or either one of the two horses, for sale, with double harncea (almost new). I will give reasonable terms on good paper. Valbntinr Lrinb, Hastings, Jan. 19th, 1877. ____774wtw A. Card. The District Lodge, I. 0. of Q. T. for Barry Wc take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly curs all cssos of y^Xss, wi.bowt the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. & I. W. Brown. Hastings, Dee. 21, 1876. xxi68ti The "iron Treil.’ have not been . . of Notice. disappointed. Ike Wtiuani e>yro, ------a.!»— or lllu..r^k» .utai, u. i.. ’ . Fanners ploaM take notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun k Beckwith, in tbe hotel barn and you will M it to your interest to call and nee me. ~““- --il'—a __ all CrinLle," drunuie enuo "v, v™ M IT«M, «»i m P*- to behalf of tbeCincinaaU, Wabash and Mich•nn Railroad Company, will be in this siiy #■ plkuto.wpUM' with the J™ Uhl" o' •" “‘Fi’Sreuu Horn Citp»d A*'**?” S.riJo, Dm*" ««/ .>» P°'”u. “ .look up the most feasible route from Ekhtrt to some point on tbe Lake. New Moko, Amon. u>a th. 8«n regard for John Dennis, but it is only fair to •V in answer to Oreo Strong’s last contempt- -- ---— —— VWBU UIBU » — '•r.. Sub,™, toh h„. ft. Reform Club. Enoch Andrub, Notice. Be belcive the bill now pending al Lansing fjc a uniform aeries of school books through­ out the Stet*, mould boeome a **•_, —4 County, will meet at Hickory Corners on Wednesday. Feb. 21st, 1877. There will bo a rcOTTURE !| Of every Description which we t cau mH cheaper than any house in Barry , county, for these reasons; 1*L Because wo have uo rent to (my. 2d. Because wo make the most of our > goods ourselves. 3d. Because we keep tho best of work- ! Crom danger of qulnl.m or any injurious effects, usd are as healthy alter using it as before, b baa been exten.lrely employe*! daring tho last thirty years in the treatment of thee* distroering goods. l*arUes Having pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of us as we can do it better and chcoper than any house in Barry couoty. Wo keep the larges! and best selected stock of Picture Frames and Mouldings, Brackets, Paper­ holders, Wall pockets, Slipper holders aud evorythiug io tho Furniture Lice. We invite all persons to call and look at our Peerless Milk Safes ware Store. the letterpress is superb; the binding subetan- 'be Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of • Odd Fellows as the representative from Hast, lop Lodge. No. 58. a SI .(00,000 annually. Where you wul find all kinda oi I Now on exhibition at our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ ing of al! kinds of old fhrnitnre neatly don. Mir“Wc Mean Burinres". , Furniture Rooms south side of State street, opposite H. A- Goodyear's Hard- I A TIMELY BOOK. • Wheat is now selling for a boiler price than . rxntgtf ।y sag?M ?? ?? ? ? Thr temperance meeting at Union Hall last rioiu success. Another meeting will be held there net: Sabbath evening. STEBBINS BRO’S. Keep It.' STEBBINS BRO'S at the «chool house near the residence , near akin to patrioliao aa to bo cuatinguiahed from it only in the court of a higher reaaoa. But there is a nobler love of country—A pat­ riotism that rieee above all places and eeolions. that knowe no County, no Slate, no North, no South, but only native land; that claims no mountain elope, that clings to no river bank; that worships no range of hills; but lifts the aspiring eye to a continent redeemed from barbariam hr common sacrifice*, and made eaered by the shedding of kindred blood. Such a patriotism l« the cable e»d •hrot-snrhor of ear hope." We have diver examined a eelume with ■TW DMT, make. Wc sell none of this clicap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods wc make are made by hand, and warranted. Wo invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for they all bear inspection. No trouble al all to show our Debility and Narvoua Headache with a membership of six hnndred. lan^ lion, and not thirty-eight nations, is the grand cardinal doctrine of a sound political fhlth. Ayer’s Ague Cure, men. 4th. Because wc warrant all goodl we j hseret-on the author wrote shines forth in tbe following calculations. then are seasonable suggestions Ayer's Advertisements. HASTINGS The adrertuer. bar inc bevn rermaBenUy cured of that dread dtoeota. eowmmptton. by a eimple which led to a “more perfect union" are ably remedy, to anxioue to make known to hto fellow Cffcrare tbe meane uf eurv. To ell who desire it. trace.!. Then comes the period of revolution . will eead a row of Ue pr«aenr>Uon urol. (free and confederation, ending with tbe adoption ot eharwe). with the direvtiow for nreporiocaod of tbe Conditutten, which ushere us into tbe National perio^L BARNES& CO Furniture, Mijk Safes. in a letter to us Dr. E. r. Van Dusen the able Medical Director of th. Asylum fur the TO-DAY’S ADVER T1SEMENTS. T.hia space is Contracted for by . »ifc. ar injure her the warn a-nSltf X W. Brock. Attention. We dmiro to nettle every account on our hooka during the month of February. PENSIONS IWffl «sw W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has afain engaged in the DRUG'WLADE, and has in stock ana daily arriv­ ing, a fresh and genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of\ Druggist’s Merchandise which he. offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER.the Peo pit’s Drug redly opposite. One door east c UNDERTAKING Being a business that needs a great deal of experience, truly say that they can do better work, and give better satisfaction than any other firm in this section. W. H. Stebbins, tbe senior member, with the experience of a lifetime, will ahnys give his penonal at­ tention to this pert of their extewstue business Hearse and team furnished when re- H.snxot, Jnly 1! THE ENEMY OF SISEASEI THE FOE OF PA1H TO MAN AND BEAST Is the Grand Old MUSTANG LINIMENT, Will every patron of tho Banner heed Min". Th" B"' of thia call, and eave ua the extra expense of WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF SlMCtn on th. continent bt*»«n tho Mt» sending postal card notices. fab ltd 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL Look Here. without change. Address NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT T. J. Andkrwn, WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO Meuro. Book & Brooks bars removed PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ their Tin Shop to the roar end of tho 4’76tf MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A Boston Cash rtorc, %here they are manu­ facturing and repairing tin ware of all HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ Money to Loan. IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD kinds, in tbe most satisfactory manner. TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ Trv them. fA19U. of Fire Hundred Doilw and TLE COSTING 25c., 50c., or $1.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LITE OF Sale. A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. 1 Jtx45yj Switw, Ho*h.« , The Eketric Balm will be used only STEBBINS BROS. Hastings, July 28th, 1876- xxlBtf �■S RURAL TOPICS. “'1S WINTER CARE OF COWS. <and downward to the bock m great m pos> aiblc; the lower port of the haunch thick ' and broad; tbe bide thick and pliant; Brnalloess of bone is a sure indication of ,early maturity and aptitude for fattening." pays well to take good care of cows It in milk in tha winter season. They should not be exposed to cold storms, ao as to become chilled and wet, because by nature they are not designed to suffer inch exposures without feeling their injurious effects. The roult of a cow in milk be­ coming thoroughly drenched a winter rain, may not be perceptible to affeMcd, more or less, and it is better to weather. housed in cold or stormy When a farmer has a good herd of cows ho should see that they arc well cared far—well fed, watered regularly and kept warm. Nor should any man expect to obtain a largo flow of milk from poor feed. One may almost u well attempt to extract gold from turnips as to expect a cow to produce 12 or 15 quarts of milk daily from poor hay and other improper food. Cows require tho best hay iu the fare part of winter, and the poorer quali­ ties may be fed later. They also require a change of food ; hay alone is not suffi­ cient for cows in milk. Roots, meal and gcod hay are all that any cow requires at thia season of the year. Corn meal ia very nutritious, and it may sometimes put on too much fat, otherwise there is no objection to giving a cow four quarts of this meal daily, with all the hay she will eat Bran in all shapes, as ship-stuffs, middlings, &o.< ia excellent to produqemilk. This ia what milkmen feed on, who do their best to make their cows profitable. FOOR HAT AND STRAW. . Some months ago Professor Atwater stated, in the American Agriculturist, that' in Germany scientific farmers, by long andl patient experimenting, had learned how to। "make valuable fodder of poor hay and[ But the method of doing it ho5 has never given to the American farmers, straw." and never will, because it cannot be done.. This pretending that science can and will t the ereps grown and in feeding stock, is’ simply a humbug. Science has done worn 1 dem in the invention of farm implements, 1 but it can go do farther to benefit the! . ’ ‘ culturists. It appears plain, or ought ao* to appear, to any fanner of common scuse, ; that it is impossible to take "poor straw/' without any nutriment in it, and make ' •‘valuable fodder” of it. Of nothing wc! can make nothing, and if We mix with cut straw something that is good food to make ' it eatable, of what value is it then ? It produces no milk, satisfies no appetite, 1 puts on no fat, and the manure it makes1 u of very poor quality. Oat straw, when1 the grain is cut in a slightly green state, posses some nutriment, and may be fad to any stock, as a change, aod for what it is’ worth J but purely dry straw—that which1 was dry when cut, contains no nutriment, and if cut and mixed with' what is nutricious I cannot see that farmers gain any­. thing "by thus feeding it Indeed, I con­. sider their time and straw thrown away,t ax straw ia salable everywhere. It may be. baled and cent many miles to market at ak profit. BAISE YOU* OWN COWB. Many dairymen sell their calves, and buy. cows when wanted, but that is not a good practice, as I claim that cows can be rawed cheaper than they can be bought— that ia, really good cows, which have a largo flow of milk, and are a breed, or grade, valuable lor beef. Dairymen should breed from stock that is extra valuable’for milk. Such cows are obtained by degrees; they inay be grades or pure bloods ; but when obtained, it is very unwise to sell tho caltes of such cows to the butchers, because in a few yearsone runs out of such good stock, if he sella his calves, and then he is compelled to take cows of an inferior good cows are obtained that their calves will always make equally good milkers ; but like generally produces like, and far­ mers can keep up the good qualities of their dairy stock better by raising than by purchasingtheir cows. For milk, and also fi»r beet, a abort Horn and Ayrshire grade, or a Short Horn grade crossed on Ayr- good cow, in order to perpetuate a healthy cowtitotiou in her offspring, I annex the following from tbe Journal ot the Roval Agricultural Society of England : “The bard small, muxxle fine and tapering; nostrils large and open; the eyes fall and the head Well set on tba c*ck ; tba dwtaccc laud, as soon as the clover appears, it will get such a growth in a few weeks that the grass cannot check it. Fields that are not well covered with grass, may be improved in thia manner, or other grass seed may be sown instead of clover, and several kinds of grass need would be better than one kind. Perhaps it would be better to pasture such lands till the new seeding gets a good growth, rather than cut the grass when it Is bnt a few inches high. There is no good reason why fanners should not experiment in this way some­ tines. Then let them seed down a plowed field to grass next Spring, without the usual grain crop. I hare known a good crop of hay to be cut the first Mason on fields thus seeded ; and .be sure that you seed with several kinds of grasses, which produce a firmer sward, and one that will stand the frosts of winter better than one kind will. BITTril CREAM. Cream becomes bitter by keeping it too lone before it ia churned : A butter maker says: "In summer there is little bitter milk or cream, because the cream is churned sooner than in winter, seldom reaching the third day. Sometimes, where there^is a angle cow kept, I have known the jitter to show on account of the small mer practice is rcTsracd in the winter. There being too little milk to require fre­ quent churning—say one, and sometimes two churnings a week—we account readily for the evils complained of. The fore part of tho season, when milk u tn greater .num jflsaSWSMgfertK* i SB --JasSrag-y elstit I ELECT^O^ SSSSSSSSS5S S .1 \pfu. A.D..1CS.U : "A.“MTK “T,a“t7 law'of said deccl-.j, SSWSMm «»o hereunto milk in amall quantities for a long time. Secretary of Stalo. But in all cases where the animal has ceased to give milk, or is what is termed "dry,” she should have htr udder exam­ ined from time to time and the teats tried aoT provided, to seo if any milk can be drawn. At first nut Election I the trial should bo made at intervals of two or three days, and if there is a particle of ■fwo Recent! of tho Unb milk in the bag it should be all thorough­ ly drawn. Then the trial may bo made at longer intervals. When cows are sup­ band al the City of llunnra. tbu I<th car “I posed to be completely dry, the rule should be to go through the herd every week, febUw7 . Sheriff ef Borrr County. making trial of die teats to see if any milk BALEON EXECUTION. । can be drawn. And this work cannot safely be trusted to “hired help,” but must be performed under the “eye of mas ter." Many persons are m>t aware of the importance of drying cows, and hired help tl for want thereof, die laod> aad leaoften think it a piece of folly to try to Fetaaanr.A. D. 1877. levy upon aid draw milk from a dnr cow. We have had ■ riiht. title and Interoet the raid Jasuch men, and they were good, honest men, too, aud they would insist that cer­ tain cows were perfectly dry, but yet, when put to the test under our rule of trying the teats once a week during winter, we have found, in numerous instances, that I acre* uf land rar. be tha re small quantities of thick milk or a wat­ ery fluid could be drawn from the udder. SOWING CLOVES ON ThtAffff. Farmers may succeed in making clover Cw on grass lands, without plowing the d, if the sod is not thickly covered with grass, but open in places between the tufts, so as to admit of harrowing iu tho seed. Sow tbe seed quite thick, as early in tbe Spring oh the ground will admit, and be dry. Then run a fine tooth harrow over the land till the seed is covered, or the most of it mixed with the loosened earth ; then roll the land, and in due time a crop of clover will appear ;-but it will be in danger of being smothered by ^he grass, periiaps ; and if it be, when the grass has grown high enough) to be cut by a mower, it should be cut, and fed green to stock ; and if plaster tie sown on the MORTGAGE MIB. Umcsov v«s HacasyxtT or 6t*tu. ia sleet, or her owner, but cows are thus injuriously keep them DBTINQ OFF COWB. Valuable cows are sometimes lost by im­ proper drying off. If much milk is al­ lowed to remain in tho udder it becomes coagulated, and somewhat putrid ; and if not removed the cow may be lost. Mr. Willard, the noted dairy writer, says:; “Cows cannot be dried of their milk at Legals. Legala. Legals. No ASdaritaof pnblioalion will bs *!»■ until old for. All to ba inserted al tha Statute price. praying for reaeonj therein .etforth that a .decree toe enm oft ragr. No ralt or pwwdWi'-1 w toe amounl due oneitdBtort<a*e <rt any part tbereof. JCollee b hereby given, that by vtrtne oftoe pow­ er ot rale to raid mortars- contained, and In ac- therefor. Il hereby riven that, pu ofaale contained in aald mortsaj 1OTWS____ Jfrt: ok poauty of Barryf-on Friday. March. A. . l<77. al the hour ot one Afternoon oflMal Say. tbe iaitoa aod ecribed In quid mortgage, or to much i newipapvr prim ntvot Barry hr four ’ctrtHF§trWJ?.VfeS5; corrj, g Cra*.M. Kaarra*. dak. ■ Holloway’a Advertleements. ia faitova. to-wit: ItbelM b anal frarttooal quarter (hl oath weal fractional qear.ar smgESMEfi BKALMTmLIASURES aaoo. Michigan.containing Dated. Fralrierllla Ndveaiber tM/A-Tl. I lecto-ll_______ rUAWCLB HOLDEM. M< Diseases with Its Agonies (ELKHBLP.Mortsaara. brMorygao. xrW7wI MORTGAGE SALE- CHOOSE BETWEEN TH EM. tl. Holden aactian. to the S**W HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. ft 3: ra of the irink Lot littlr Motherland Daughter*. Jfe—Mh-Wki-MSb. Guardian. I , it ie^ihrir purifyni^po^ deoerihed landa'ond prrmiare al public vtndiin to “WWltfOM IT CONCERN. Uy rtrtue cf th* powur v«M«d ia n« by tho law* tha hiahrtt and beat bidder onhalwrAay, thr3lst of tni> xtsto. I Uo hereby ilexignate Alonto l>. Cadday BfM.rt*. A. D. 11171 .along o’etoek in the wollnder. oua ef tha Cireult Court Coanaisuouan, afternoon, that being between the hour of nlno for the county of Barry, and authoriio anil eanov' o'clock and tho artlint ,AX of thebEjr ennof that day. gage «>ntnInad. and In aorurdarce with tbe■tatuteIn niKf auehcaae tnaito and provided, 1 ahull artl al Public auction,to Ibeblgbaat bidder, on Friday, lb aid day febl5wT By Jimis 11-MrKxvrrr. Deputy Sheriff. of March. A. ft.. Ian. at one o'clock In the afternoon, ai tbe North trout door at too Court Howe. In the <1tv of nacUnn,ln the Voonty of Barry, and fltate MORTGAGE SALE. Default bavlaf been mode in the mm In raid Unaiy.Vail tbe following deertain indqntore of Qortxer" made and eundnraaiiaee, to-wtu All tboae uecet land, eltuale.1. lylns end betas In tbe lobnetown. to the County ot Barry, end f the 6r»V pert, to William Warfle of ilcen; belos the eanlb-wert quarter (U> Dated. Jannarr X 1*77, . eoaoly ot Barry, atato of Michigan, mat quarter (t,) at eeetlon iwentb-ol> JanU«;____ BLBNKY UOTT. Cirotul Jadse. । d part, dated the lilh day of April, in inrXord oua tbuuiaud eight huudnd SALE ON EXECUTION. „ SvtTa or MicwiaxsTOouaty orBarn-.at By Dated. Fmirlevll.. Xov nd. ive. virtue ofAff execution iseoed out of aad under tbe toerar.FRANCIS HOLDXX. AaaMuee. eeel of the Circuit Coort for the County of Barry, aad .tale of Mlchlcan. dated the tilth day of Novem­ MORTGAGE SALE. ber. A. D. 1(76. aad to medirettedacniaat thoxooda and chattele. and for want thereof, the lande aad county ertiea.especially theirM from all impurities, and ra. pended ic-rtlium^ I Sick Headaches ahd want of Appetite. Those feelings whiob so sadden us. most freqo Ir arias from aanoyanoeaor troubled, from obst follow. How to be Strong. Sid day of November. A. D. USB. lory noon aad aaiu all the risht title and Interact the raidGeonre Bollwood ba>! on the old 251 rlay of November. A. Mlebinn. to recorded tn 1 SSTiWE’te.'SdfS. I I.. l > - r. ■ - lediatelj eorXd the I puiwulit ■e earn of lit haadredaud ton daL two ernu. iMoldai toe enmaf fifty tortitutod to recover said em'thrtby’virtue of’Se tssttisate cat bidder. Oa .-totor D. HU. at cue o’e north fro* i dour of । Butina in tha ec Ichipn.ltbatbelr aainber twenty nevea (J fear [4J north -------- — SB pi ■iiie.ei u«wrnueu. -Boa weura there be sold el public aaetlqa to tbe bl(booth , to eatMfythc mount then due and payable I mnrtnf. will, i.i.'mi an.i lb. .n.l . i Io the niaee of boaloaia<. o*a»«..«• —w .u,IM] rode of load. Aad. olao.becionlnc fourteen (11) roda eooth of the north east corner otoectiau ou<nbertweot»»rtren!?7J in towa•bln number four [4] north of rance number ten pOl wort. Barry countr. M iohlcan. Uxmo w eat four . Disorders of the Kidneys. Lraues affecting there organs whether lb er becittoiiK. oontaiains tlx teen IK] rode of land. •action num­ north K •ted into tbe email of the beck at bed the rune toe wen linear said to a went parallel with aato kiddo* uf Marti. A. 1). 1*77, at on* o*eloel i the afternoon, that being between the hour o 11” • “*"SIM i'&STf'X!?’ Pat-L Hastings. Jan. 16th. K7. . Al'Uniee. Jan, iyu SWKnHS KSJftKSSSnifiKX Default hayiaa beeu mode in the ooadilinaa of a Doctwuml certain indenture of tnortcase made and executed on the eiabloeath day ot Aumt in the year of SAfeE ON EXECUTION. °n1 hundred aad eeventy. Srara or Mtauota. County of Barry, l>7 Will lam J. WfnUre of Hope. Barry county, and etatoof Michigan, in favor of Fraacii Holden of virtue of an execution iaaaed out of and ut the townahlp of Pralrtoville. county and etata •• W" of taortsacee oa pace SB. which raid mortgac« waa <ivet> to »e<mro the payment of the ran of rix hundred ami clchty-cix dollar* and fittrthree cenU. (IC8dA3). two yeare from the date of the aaid indenture of noeUtare, with Interoet at tbe roteoftenao) per ecot p«r annum. And there 11 now claimed to be doe on raid indenture of mortr»«e the ram of ten hundred aod ten do 1 tare Sisms noralter proaeadln* at law or in equity haviaa bean InrtltutMi to reeover the amount due nn raid tho heirs at law of (aid deeeaaad.a boxofPiUa andOinit KW, knowing It matters not buW good tbe feed ia - if the tendsrest hay and roots are added, making an approach to summer feed ; nor how clean the milk is kept, tbe moat per­ I amount duo on aald mortAltorncv FoeandalFoth- fect milk if set beyond three days will be hart. The writer of this has filled the Teesel, leaving barely apace enough for a cloth to be stretched over without touching the milk, and a snug lid put on, keeping the air out, but all to no purpose. So in the purest air, in all tho temperatures, it is the same. UNDERTAKING SALE ON EXECUTION. . DISSOLUTION NOTICEof Hastings. County of Barry and State of Mtc The west half (KJ of tha north wart quarter (Jfl E^.i GRAND RAPIDS, Dated. Hretiasg. Jan. H? Ifr;. $ ' nL Hord j /«Xe/ro^roxnrc<D;- ____ ' STEBBINS BROS. xx!3tf 1 SUSMOdt 9. «r O^L tuT WW •i1 rif l**TTlrTnV'*T*V> 02 MONROE ST. ItoXT DOOR TO J. K-bIS-4 I Bcmbx. I peryon la mid peti Thereupon n ii o The Electric Balm will be used only Hastings, July 28th, 1876. REMOVAL John Konslr,' £'roaeod rreeeina there1! to roll oo< NctTho^EN. Being a business that needs a great deal of experience, After many yean in the business, can truly »y that they can do better work, and rive better satisfaction than any other firm in thia aection. W. H. Stebbins, tbe senior member, with tbe experience of a lifetime, will always gvrt hfe peraoaal at­ tention to this part of their extensiue bu.«ines«. Hearne and lotci furnished when re- tesiUsai � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-22.pdf 42a10568033ddb098e507eaa787e323e PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 86. The?ejni-Weeklj|hBpbblicaji Baw GEO. M. DEWEY AXD HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22,1877.', New Advartiaementa. THE WIFE'S REVERIE. GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC! Seribw't Mautklf. PUBLISHER. Dare *a forffu thoee sorrows Byre. ■la of Stole Street. H BI tiara. Barry i Swift on the War Path with a u«A and well selected / SUBSCRIPTION: STOCK OF GROCERIES i:a t£s of ad vertisinq. Of every description. I would beg leave to inform my old customers and the To him. by simply levins more! or Leos of Xuapariel Type considered PEOPLE OF BARKY COUNTY . Bel noacht l» oars which went before: that I have again embarked in Hta *onl to mine. O Heart I 0 Heart! What can we do?] IThis hwrteth tore. Tse Grocery Business «di From St. XHiolaa fer March. LUCK AND LABOR. FMOHU, AND i | I J OLD STAND on Jefferson Street THIS PAPER BtaZ* The above goods have been selected with great care and will be sold at prices that Wishinc. wishinr ell the day -. I I I । I I ‘ | DEFY COMPETITION rell-lllled trer. Call soon and examine my -stock ai prices. , J.H- SUTTON. Marble Works. PHIL. W. MIS KERN, CIRCUIT COURT COMMIFSIOXBR. Harting iud M ■diilevillr. Will be at tbe oSee of Harvey F. S. BOWEN, C-naty Snrktyor, Deputy Sheriff Bud General i onr«.»:.n-»r. clfiea in the Court Home. Ha.Unw. JHch.______________________ . CENTRAL HOUSE. 11A.<TIX<;». MICH. L. E. STAVFfER. Prop. Hirinz'.eMed the Central- Houie oppoeito my M bu«u>e». with more room and boUer tonitovlatloniTl rhall i trieu !• un;l a> minr new pawaojwill favor me WINSLOWS STEAM MARBLE WORKS A f. Kalamazoo- Mich Sweet’s H°Tel> Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Tablet* and Headstones of all ’description made to order on short notice notice, also Granite Monuments of th# various patterns supplied to customers. first <!«<«. HOARD AN» ROOM. 32.60 PER DAY. Having steam power and improved ma.iioer, for.M»dii>s, high po&hmg «ta euuiog qZrtieo, . chJ"P7 ud tauer tb»u lbwe «ho work by hand. DENTIST Nashville, ■ Michinaa. ff- J. Carriane, -Sinn and Oraafflental xsiS3mO Pensions. P Al N TER ib6<5, At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop Jefferson St., Hastinos, Mich American and Foreign I>l~to, Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. HEAD! READ! READ! Special Medical Annonrrnemant ■/o.V Comfort and Happiness O”r.“S. ‘KSSMiTsS IntBrfBTBy, C—Bulls In pblato Bounty Load Warranto- S'j3»“c?lso?B^mnyi^<i TheM were isBUcd under Sick and Afflicted t OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. 'united Stoiee General Uad 0®ce- DR. J. B- LaSTTRE .th he will be «»■ cojtsultanoma. -w । I | I | S JtAND RAPID.*............................... - MICB LTOX A FICKEAXMG. Proprtetwrw. TWO VALENTINES Areare of Pay **4 Bounty In a comfortably furnished room in a large New York boarding-house sat two young men. A bright fire glowed in the grate, wcl!-cl<oscn eucraviogs adorned the walla, and a bright light was diffused about the room from an Argand burner. Let roe introduce the occupants of the apartment ns Tom Stacey and John Wilbur, young men of twenty-five or thereabouta, who were known in business circles as Stacey & Wilbur, retail dry goods dealcr8i 5o.—m- Broadway. They had not been in busiucM long, but were already doing unusually well. They had taken apartments together, one of which is now presented to the reader. j “Has it occnrcd to you, Wilbur ’ asked his partner, removing his cigar, and knock­ ing away the ashes, “that to-morrow »St. Valentine’s Day." “Yes; 1 thought of it this afternoon, as I was walking up from the store. “So did I; and to some purpose, too, as I will show you.” Tom Stacey went to a drawer, and drew out a gorgeous valentine—an elaborate combination of hearts, doves, etc. "What do yon tbink I gave for that ? he inquired. "I don’t know. I'm sure. It appears to be very elegant." • "It edit me ten dollars. “W2wl” whistled Wilbur. "It *tnk« B0 you arc either very exlreragant or very devoted- May I know what Cur damsel u to be made glad by the receipt of this1 P,P*r . . ., “From St. 5 alontine, “Heaven be praised I" said she folding her hands gratefully. “The sum will en­ able me ’ to cany out the plan I hid had in Eight years have passed away. Eight years with their light* and shadows, their joys and sorrows. They brought with them the merry voice* of children—they brought with them new-made graves happinesi to some and grief to others. Towards the last they brought the great commercial crisii of '57, when houses that seemed built upon a rock tottered to their fall. Do not many remember that time all too well, when merchant*, with anxious faces, ran from one to another to solicit help, and met only averted faces and dis­ trustful looks? And how was it in that time of universal famine with our friends —Stacey A Wilbur. Up to 1857 they had been doing an ex­ cellent business. They had gradually en­ larged the sphere of their operations, and were rapidly growing rich when this crash came. They immediately took in sail. Both were prudent, and both felt that this was the time when this quality was urgenly Tbmo I ,bb <ta> I tad needed. By great efforts they had succedcd in keeping up till tho 14th of February, 1858. On that morning a note of two thousand dollars became due. This was tbeir last peril. That surmounted, they would be peril. Th t’ y’ez to g0 on with assured confidence. r>... But ■this alas I this was tho rock on which they bad tho moat apprehension They had taxed tbeir resources to the utmoot, They had called upon’ their friends, but th«r friends were employed in taking care of themaolvcs, and the self­ i*h policy was tho one required then. “Look out for number one," superseded the golden rule for tho time being. As 1 have said, two thousand dollars were due on the 14th day of February. -How much have you got toward it ?” uked Wilbur, as Staoey.came in at half' WHOLE oo potantrl. EH-1 dently he was a special messenger. It was opened*at once by Mr. WHbur, to whom it was directed. It contained these few word* only : “If Mr. John Wilbur will call immedi­ ately nt No. — Fifth Avenuo, he will learn something to hi* great advantage." There waa no signature. John Wilbur read it with surprise, and passed it to hi* partner. “What does it mean, do you think ?” “I don't know," was the reply, “but I advise you to go at onoe.". “It seems to be in a feminine hand­ writing," said Wilbur thoughtfully. , “Ye*. Don't you kn*>w a lady on Fifth 2028, OUR NEW YORK LETTER, 1 O'Mahoney's Funeral—Raid Upon Cajiada—Speculating in Benevolence— Political — Lent — Labor—Business Wall StreeftRdigion. N«w Yobk, Fob. IPth, 1877. THX FUNmAL OF o’xiAnONXY. Men go out of inght very soon. Twelve years ago, Col. John O'Mahoney filled the newspapers, which is the modern trump of fame, and hi* name was on the Ups of men. Hi- b .d been a patriot in Ireland, had bearded tho British Lion in his den, had ‘‘Well, it ia worth -noticing. We met emigrated to this country, and organizod with so little to our advantage? lately, that the Fenian movement, “and was it* ac­ it will be n refreshing variety." knowledged head. He.had gorgeous quar­ • In five minuit* John Wilbur jumped into ahorse car, and was on his way to ters. a “Mtff," and all the ribs of a great warlike enterprise. Be had everything, No. — Fifth Avenue. He walked up to the door of a magnif­ in fact, neocMary to conquer, the indepen­ icat brown stone house, and rang the dence of Ireland, except men and arms, bell. He was instantly admitted and . and some other trifiu But they had a shown into the drawing-room superbly good time of it. While the servant girls furnished. laborers contributed, and when Uw He did not have to wait long. An ele- and 1 gsntly dressed young lady, scarcely thirty, iregular Irish quarrel came, O’Mahoney entered, and bowing said. You do not subsided. , As ho was an boncst man who remember me, Mr. Wilbur ?" actually believed in the possibility of mil- • “No, n.adam," he said, in perplexity. ' itary operations against England, he wont "Wo will waive that, then, and proceed 1 to business. Mow hu your house born out < poor and he has lived in poverty and the enols in which so many of our large (obscurity ever since. Bis death last week firms have gone down ?" , was the first that had been heard of him John Wilbur smiled bitterly. “We hare struggled successfully until for *omc time. The Irish gave the dead “ hero." an immense furrcraL AD tho so­ to-day," he answered, ‘but tbe end has ' come. Unices we can raise a certain sum cieties < turned out io regalia, and every of money by two o'clock, we are rnined." 'Iruhman in the viiy got out his plug hat “What tun! will save you ?" was the , from the box where it had rested since lady,a question. ’ St Patrick's day, and the city was ■'The note due » two thousand dollars. last ' with them. His body is to be taken toward this wo hove but three hundred olive i and seventy-fiivc.” “Excuse me a moment," said the bos-. ,of the Irish, wouliUanybody suppose that teas. She left the room but quiclrfy. re« ' human credulity could go so far as to con­ turned. • “There," said she. handing a small slip tribute moucy for another of paper to John Wilbur, “is my check RAID UPOM CANADA. for two thousand dollars. You can repay O'Donovan Rows, who was an Irish it at your convenience. If yon should re­ “Haro,” Is also receiving contribution* of quire more, come to mo again." "Mfulain you have saved ua." cried any sums that servant girls and simpleWilbur. “What can have inspired in you minded laborers choose to give, to form a such a benevolent interest in our prosper­ “Skirmishing Fond." Bo propose* to or­ ganise a regiment of skirmishers to annoy ity?" ’ "Do you remember, Mr. Wilbur," said the rear of the British Lion in Canada the lady, “a certain'valentine containing a while other “heroes" attack him in from len dollar note, which you sent to a young on tho old sod. . All this to occur as soon girl occupying an attic room of your lodg­ as Europe gets into a general war, which will take the attention of England. Tbe ing house about eight years since ?" "I do distinctly. I hare often wondered averago Irishman is a queer institution. what became of the young girl. I think The raou in America, may be properly divided up into dupes and dupers. The her name was Helen Morri*." “She stands before you," was tho quiet moment a speck of war appears upon any horiion, tho "leaders” immediately response. “You, Helen Morris 1" exblaimea Wil­ issue a proclamation, annouming that bur, starting back in amazement. "You "Ireland’a opportunity” is at last litre, and that all that u needed to secure Irish ini surrounded by 1 Aury !" “No wonder you »re frurprijed. Life has dependence i*—money. Any sum will be strange contrasts. The money which you received, and from any source. Tho ser­ sent me seemed to come from God. I was vant girls and laborers take a liberal share on the brink of despair. With it I put from their scant earnings, and give it to my wardrobe in repair, and made applica­ tho beats, who collect all that is possible, tion for the post of companion to a wealthy and then let the thing die. One would lady.' I fortunately obtained it. I'had suppose that after a doxen .or two such been with her but two years when>-«en- experiences the people would know better, llcman in her circle, immenselyt wealthy, ■tout they don't. The innocent* are always offered mo his hand in mama'ge. I re­ ready to be sheared, and there arc always teemed him.' Be was satisfied with that. “leaders" to shear them. The coutribu- . I married him. A year since he died, leav­ tions to 'O'Rossa’s skirmishing fund, as ing me his immense fortune. You ace I absurd as it is, fills columns in tho Irish have never fonrottan you, having accident­ newspapers. ally learned that my timely succor camo from you. I resolved, that if ever fortune pul it in my power, I would befriend you element missive ?" . as you had befriended me. The time has “That is my secret," »»id Tom laughing. cone. I have paid tho first installment of “I don’t mind’ telling you, however. It*' my debt. Helen Eustace remembers the ™ io Edith Ctalewn.” obligations of Helen Morris.” “I presume you feel particularly interJohn Wilbur advanced, and respectfully * I’*'"”— • ~ , f .-.I m L. the young t-iinnir lady. Indv. ' , reted took her hand. "You have nobly repaid ••Not atoll But I told her I. would me," ho said. Will you also award me tho •end her a valentine, rf la vmla. bhan t’ privilege of occasainually calling upon vou conform to the custom of the day ? you ?" • "I had not thought of H, John,’ “I shall be moat happy,” said Mrs. thoughtfully, “but I bebere I will. Eustace, cordially. “And what fair lady shall you select as' Juhn took a hurried leave, and returned to hi* store as Che dock struck one. He th“^u nunember the poor seamsuess who ’ showed his delighted partner tho chock an attic in the house ? , which he had just received: “I haven't •'Y'es; I have met her on tbe steps two time to explain,’* he said, “thia must be wf- ir.ta--r.kMa.ub. cashed at once." , Two o'clock came and tho firm was sav­ her. I think I w»H *n<l ^lcr B en' ed—saved from their last peril. Henoo■‘Three hundred and sevenCy-flive dol- forth they met with nothing but proaper ^And what good do you think it will Jo ous gales. bn," wm tho dispirited reply. k-r ?” asked Stacey in surprise. What more? “Wat that all you could raise ? asked "Wait till you ace what kind of a val­ his partner, turning pale. “Are you sure Helen Eustace ha* again changed her entine 1 will send. , , , , taL-■ ywi IboagUor t" ___ name. She is now Helen Wdbor, and J ..r 1____ I.—. Mrv unr T tm fn-rmd her husband now lives at No. —, Fifth a aheet of paper, drew from his po_r Avenue. teotonnaio a ten dollar bill, wrapped :t m And all this camo of a valentine. the paper on which he had previously JriuZ "From St. Valentine," and placed bar, with • gtana, n»igo«ri<». Michael Grace u happy, and why “I suppose it mart. W.. ___ __ ___ K-l.k OOA n>. M wtak - ,<—. -><« 1 ’““r. “ ■■You OSes st It was lively enough for those who sat by comfortable fires and dined at luxurious table*; but to tho poor who shared none of these advantages it was indeed a bitter day. In tn attic room, meanly furnished sat a ybung girl, pale and thin. She was cowering over a scanty wood fire—the best she could afford—which heated th room very insufficiently. Sbcwns sowing stead* ily, shivering from time to time as the cold blast shook the windows and found ita wav to the crevices. Poor child 1 Life had a very black as­ pect for her on that witytry day. She was •lone in tbe world. There was abnelutely no one on whom she-would call for assist­ ance, though she needed it sorely enough. Tho thought came to her more thon once in her discomfort: “I* it worth while liviajf any longer ?" ’But ’ ’_____ ’" 2 from 1. _ she-recoiled the sin of suicide. She might starve to death, but she would not take the life God had given her. Plunged in gloomy thought, she con­ tinued to work. All at once o stop was heard ascending’the stair-cauo which'led to her room. Then there was a knock on the door. She arose in some snrpri.se and op­ ened it, thinking it must Be the landlady or one of the servants. She was right. It was a servant. “Here’s a letter for you which the post boy has just brought, Miss Morris." "A lettar for me I" repeated Belen Morris, in hurpriee, taking it from the servant's hand. “Who can have written to me ?" “Maybe ita u valentcne, Miss." said the girl, laughing. "You know this isValcntinfs day. More by token, I've got two myself this morning’ One's a karakter (caricature?) u> mistrcs* calls it. Just look at it." Bridget displayed a highly embcliahed pictorial representation- of a female hard at work at the wash tub, the cast of beauty being decidedly Hibernian. ' Helen Morris laughed absently, but did not open berlettcr while Bridget remained —a little to the disappointment of that curious damsel. Helen slowly opened thelcttcr. A bank­ note for ten dollar* dropped from it to the floor. She eagerly read the few words on the b, > bo,. TROUBLE XN TUX BENKVOLKNT SOCItTIIta. It is too bad thakone can't {pre a dollar with any certainty that it will reach tbe people intended to be benefitted. The benevolent societies of tho city are under­ going examination, and a vast amount of rottenness has been developed. One in­ stitution for abeltaring diitrcascd women was found to be * purely private specula­ tion of two enterprising young men, and had no shelter or anything else, and who were collecting a great deal of money from the charitable. They lud the suMiae which "dtvriea” Were doubtleaa allowed, and altogether it wm as rotten as Tam- The �,1 by Tuesday and elect an Elector if nscos- irn on tbe a purpoa**. being very liberal in tho giving ofplaces, r the sake of conciliating them and hadg their bruises. The action of the ■■Mniaaisu meets with approval from tho The ^i-hakij hepiihlicaji fcapper: Hastings, Mich., Feb. 22 1877. sary. Tbe expense would bo paid. “ See proceedings in other States telegraphed ; you. Consult Governor and Houston Answer. [No signature ] Lent is on us, and fashionable New .York mortifies the flash I for forty days. During that time the fashionable woman , And still our Platform. Wednesday; telegraph me Salem, will not fall “doctrinal." , worldlincss nit they diatinguiab themselves. [The goodnatured Bishop generally gives all who am tell a white lie a dispensation to eat meat, but those too conscientious to ask it manage to drag out a huucry and mortify­ ing existence on soups, fish, eggs, and a thousand other preparations. Potted and “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” RKPUBIJCA3 STATE CONTENTION. lion, they manage very well Nursing mothers are allowed meat to give them strength, and so every mother whoee child on« additional dcltis nourished by a wet nurse escapes the 300 rolaa: but each orJad to afloat on* d«lprohibition and indulges in steaks and roasts ts usual. She probably eats meat to give the 'none strength. Lent is a S. D. BINGHAM. Chairman. cood thing for tbe fashionable woman. After a season’s hard dancing and theatre­ going it is well to have forty days of cjuiet, in which to meditate upon her nns, kkpvbxJcan covntt contention. and decide on what she shall get for her spring clothes, and see that they are prop- »S5uXS7SZi,iI.i»n. quiet card parties in the evening. The itlod to four City of Boatrervicas in the swell churches make a very good substitute for the opera, especially as only opera singers are employed in the DntodHAffiMnfi'rtvwr ft. UT7. choirs. Fashionable religion is a very aatufactory thing. The yoke is made very THE OREGON SHAME. There are fifty thousand men in tbe city of New York onl of work, with every prospect of remaining so till spring opens There was but littlo building last summer, and them has been none doing this winter, and in all the mechanical parsuita stagna­ tion has been tbe rule. Everybody wears their boots and clothe* a month or two longer thon they did, and nobody buys anything in the shape of furniture or fttrnishing who can possibly avoid it, and consequently a heavy per cent of those formerly employed in these pursuits are sitting still, and many of them starving. You can get men by the hundred for 80 cents a day, and strong men are willing to take office boys’ places at |4 a week. The wages that arc paid are fearfully small. A car-driver, exposed to rain and frost, stand­ S' on his feet from five in the morning ten or eleven at night gets 11.80 a day. “It's hard tima,” said one to me; “but what are you going to do? if I should quit there would be a thousand applying for the place in an hour. I’m glad to get even that'' And women! why, an ad­ vertisement for a woman to do anything, world was netinar Vier Political Notes. There is only one thing connected with the last campaign tho Democratic House doc* not want to investigate, and that is Mr. Tilden’s income tax matters. The Greeubockeni are being paid for die services they rendered the Democratic party in Indiana last fall, by the appoint­ ment of their leaders to office by Blue Jeens Williams. Since tho Democratic House voted to give Mr. Frost’s scat to Judge Abbott, it* members ought not to bo in unseemly haste to accuse the Electoral Commission of in­ ability to rise above party considerations. The Post Office Department doe* not poy^ho expense of running it in twvntyuioe out of the thirty-eight States in the Union. Four of tho State* in which ‘it , . ,frk -■ - SUCCESS —is rot­ Teat of JMCeirlt. HoweA has a nd-ribben brigade jf 180^ At Detroit there m 947 members o Feb. 12. an easterly wind drove the ice out of the harbor at Grand Haven, and the steamers Amaxon and Minneapolis left for Milwaukee. The Bcform Club in Grand -Rajnds now Samuel J. Tilden believes that sunny has more than GOO members, and is grow. Florid* ie not rightly named, for it han । ing rapidly and steadily. It promises to proved to him a land of storms and be the largest club ever formed in that squalls. city. The Allegan Joumat propose the A biD has been drafted to meet subManname of Judge Cooley for Justice of the tiaily^Prcsidcnt Grant's recommendation Supreme Court; General Pritchard of for tho resumption of specie payments. Senator Booth made no’able speech in the Senate recently in opposition to the scheme* of the Pacific railway lobbyists. ••“• name of Vinland were, forgotten. Lurope . «f eunh a country or sudh • Clover seed is worth $9.00 f*r_.bu*W. ___ - Ban Francisco, D®c, 6. the red«dbo« brigade. Hon. Joku 11. Kelly. Tbo eight deposit­ 109 finight cm* pemed over tbe C. & ed this morning ss directed. Let do technicality prevent winning. L. H. R. R-, ene day recently. Use your discretion. [No signature.] Navigation b open on the St. Clair River from Msrine Gtyto Port Huron. New 1’okx, Dxc. 3. Tbe State Legislature has declared that Hon. damn H. Kello: Telegraph Hem lock go ahead; you shall be reimbuned; cousins cannot marry, a HU to this affect j_____ ___ - - progress, being poued. do not a.n. foil; _ii all <important; advise [No signature.] Allen Payne’s house at Flint was burned tho night of the 16th. Lorn 62,000. In­ Sa lxm, Onxuox. Dio. 5. cendiarism. IF. T. Pelton, 15 Germaney Park, N. Y.: P. B. Colman, of Kalamazoo, received Can't you deposit the eight, Charles Demond, subject tbe order Ladd & Bush. the prize at the late contest, between Salem can't get money here; must hare it Kalamazoo, Albion and Hillsdale colleges. tjueatiou settled. tad there rill be ______ This is accom9g all high colors in ____ ___________ refusing to dance, and letting parties severely alone. They hu­ miliate themselves in dark velvets at $15 a yard, and black lace to match; and in that humble garb—dark colored, mind H.R. Steven’s Column, State Affair*- norm •uuu; ... —-------------The third division is tto Colonial Period, which is treated wlA signal ability. The planting of the ireteSed/'beknucs and the of the Constitution, whioh tutors ua into the mended. Unprecedented Merit. Tbe author evidently knows no all are included in his catholic liberality and Itudir-d by every cltiacn. Tho spirit in wbicy the author wrote ahtare forth in the following ••The idea that the United St-Oaa are one na­ tion, and not thirty-right nallaaa » cardinal doctrine of a aound political Crith. Stare pride and sectional attachmotrtS are nat­ ural paarions in the human breast, and are so near akin to patriotism as to bo distinguished But there is a nobler love of country—A pat­ riotism that rises above all places and sections, that knows no County, no Blate, no North, no South, but only native land; that claims no Allegan, and L. J. Bates, of Detroit, for mountain slope, that clings to no river hank; * rrnlall«« Sold. mcrly of this eity for Regents of the Uni­ that worships no range of hills; but lifts the GRIIAT BUfjD aspiring eye to a continent redeemed from versity. barbarism br common sacrifices and made sa­ The lumber cut of Michigan for 1876 cred by thl shedding of kindred blood. Sueh was 2,342,200,000 feet. The grand toul for Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Missiasippi rivefahowa a cut of4,200,789,OOp feet, which ia 108,000,000 more greater satisfaction, and wa are confident that than the cut ef 1875. The lumber on those who procure thia valuable book will hand Jan. 1, 1877, is placed at 1,246,­ unite with us in saying that it is altogether the aediea for this complaint. Muds relief as from tba 651,647 feet, of which 608,651,640 was in Michigan. The lath cut of 1876 in Michigan waa 373,941.649, and the and UhtstreiioM are of the highest charterer: I tekawKi amount on hand Jan. 1 was 59,217,350. the letterprew is superb; the bindingeubstan- eo®F " The shingle cut of Michigan for 1876 was Hal and elegant; and tho price so reasonable : z Reliable evidence. 1,474,075,000, and the amount on hand as to bo within the reach of every family. Ma. H. Jan. 1 waa 62,262,750. Grand Encampment of I. 0. O. dreadful A TIMELY BOOK. Frotn tho Grand Rapids Daily taylr we clip the following notice of the doings of tho History of the Vailed States from the Aborig­ inal 'times to the present day. By John Clark Ridpath. A. M. .Professor of HWory Independonl Ordw;, of Odd Frilowe. and Bellea-Lettera, Indiana Asbury Univer aity. 670 pp. Boyal Octavo. Illustrated with maps, charts, portraits and diagrams. ' Sold only by subaeription. l*riee M-00. of Michigan Odd Fellows began at Owoaao. _• ”__ .__ ____ 1-1_ j____l _ _ fe _rt— Joum brothers & Co.. Cincinnati, Philadel- Tilden** “ Reform ” Theories — Hi* makes more money than it spends are Disgraceful Practices — How he New England. Purchased the Oregon Vote—Ciph­ It is asserted that the decision of er Dispatches Disciphered. Judge Bradley in the Florid* case was thoroughly upon all that pertains to tho hisbased upon the unrevereed mandate of tho On tho 14th inst., the Senate Com­ Supreme Court delivered by die late mittee on Privileges and Elections, were Chief Justice Chase, dedaring tbe acta of occupied with the examination of Allred a de facto official although ineligible, pcrB. Hinman and A. W. Shaw of Detroit, History and Bells . who have had buaincm tranaactiona with fcctly^ralid. bury University. Those who have been under the impres­ J. H. N. Patrick of Omaha. Nebraska, sion that J udgo Bradley has tho final and and who have communicated with him by telegraph in cipher for yeara paat. The deciding vote in tho Electoral Commission the work from toeing hio name on thvititle tacuca and drill were reported upon by a coamiiteoappcdntcduthe test annual saaiaa. • one by majority in fovor of fonoadon m beau of other by minority (Bepreeentrtire Baldrey of this eily) in hvor of formation on ^Appreciation. HOMS B! a a nuca KHM IMS. V^ta. > Mi by in Ih^o, consider and TSE ESEHY OF BISEASEI ficers were elected and installed as followa : key to the cipher uwd by them is “ the should remember that the roll is always G." P-. Geo. H. Shearer, Bay Oily. G. H, Tho brilliant style, the evidence of earefol re­ The first and last household English dictionary," and by called alphabetically. G. 8., £. H. search, the power of illustration and eon den. P.. Norman Bailey, Hostings. Whitnev, Lansing. G. T.. R. Hv Morrison. Abbott and TO MAM AND BEAST i the aid of this key the following transla* men are Democrats, vix: Sturgis. G. J. W_. A. M. Harris, Detroit. G. la tkaGrand OM tion of. the cipher dispatches relative to Thurman. Bradley is tho third man called. R. to G. L. U. 8.. 0- W. Oviatt, Naw Bufialo. Tho Grand Body adjourned afters late ses ­ tic Oregon electoral com was made out: There is a pleasant story told of Goy. sion Thursday night to meet in thia city in Hayes in tbe days when he was a junior February, 1B78. Saginaw afid Detroit strove Pout tout d, Nov. 28. JF. 1. Pelton, 15 Gramercy Park, N. F. at Kenyon College. It was in an econom­ ^'Certificate will be issued to one Demo­ ical year, not long after tho panic of *37. crat ; must purchase Republican elector to STOOD THE TEST OF Do not f call and settle that note WHICH H and young Hayes, when the junior exhi­ recognise and act with Democrat, and se­ delay. J. Russell. 40 YEARS. or account cure vote and prevent trouble. Deposit bition was held, persuaded all the mem­ THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL feb!5w4. $10,000 to my credit with Kountx Bros., bers of the cImj to dress themselves in a ophy. which rondara it unique ao the prednoNOT HEAL NO LAMENESS IT swera by noon of the day it anpears. The Wall street Answer. uniform of blue Jeans. Gloves and Mittens less than cost to WILL NOT CURE, NO ACHES, NO charities are overburdened and private in­ J. H. N. PATRICK. ctaae out J. RufiaxLU febl5w4 PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ dividuals are beset. The professional men­ The Covrier-Jovmal submits its case I fully indorse this. MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A dicant, with a thousand (different dodges, The *^lron"Tr*i1.” to tho Commission and “will acquiesce io 1 * JAS. K. KELLY. HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ takes away a large part of what the hon­ its judgment in good faith." The Ricb- prominenl mon. each summary giving ua IMALS, THAT DOES NOT YIELD est poor ought to have, and so. half fed. A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip oTer TO-ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ mond H’Aiy since the Florida decision Portland, Nov. 30. and not clothed at all, they exist somehow tbs Atchison Topeka and SantaFe Railroad ■ TLE OOSTING 2Sc . 50a, or »1.00. F. T. Pelton, 15 Grtrmerty Park, N. F.r says that “it shall continue to bo satisfied lained from a volume of tho ordinary distor. and of tbe beauties, scenery and pleasure HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF Governor all right without reward ; will that tho Electoral bill became a law." Tbe resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym English language, a finer summary than this: Crinkle,’’the musical and dramatic critic a human eing and restor BUSINESS The Republicans threaten if a certifiaate prominent Northern Democratic journals ed TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS of the New York World, rent free oo pa- MANY A VALUABLE HORSE. Begin. to show a slight improvement. is Issued to ignore the Democrat claim and do not meet-die decision in so good spirit plication, together with tho SanJnanGnide, There are a great many merchants in the fill tbe vacancy, thus defeat the action of xx45xl Senator Ferry, President pro tempore of maps and time tobies of this new and pop ­ city from the South and West, and they the Governor. One elector must be made are buying more liberally than for some to recognize the Democrat to secure a ma­ the Senate, has received from Montana a HoUanti; a travallar in Fraaee. Italy and ular route from Kansas Cityand Atehbon to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe in Colo ­ Egypt; again a ooldiar in Hnnfsry. ’ aiplurad jority. Have employed three lawyers; feather over two feot long from a black eaeditor only Republican paper ss one ; law­ ffle, fie sender saying ho wanted him to I by the Tarki and sold as a akvr, ant from rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman yers’ fee $3,000; will take $5,000 for Re. certify to tbe election of tbe President publican elector, must raise money; can’t with it.and asking him if Haya h counted make fee contingent. Sail Saturday; Kel­ without change. Address ly and Billinger will act. Communicate in, to use the quill part, and in case TilT. J. AXDKUON, with them. Must act prompt. don is counted in to use tho father end. [No signature.] Ssnator Morrill made an excellent pen of Jan 4 ’76 U Topeka. Kan. the quill, which will be used before many -. John Smith Coffve,, Sugar and Ucd cords nt Portland, Dec. 2. days to record the election of Hayes. tho Wall Street man in Ute early F. T. Pelton, 15 Gramercy Park, N. F.' febltf Smith. Houle & Pmcvton’h. Mr Bedfield, writing to tho Cincinnati Impossible to convene Legislature. P. A good stock of 'Tlaunrin and Omm. The work it divided into historical pored* left before telegraph arrived. Can't draw Commercial from Tennessee, about the meres at bottom prices. J. Russell. the 8. Deposit Charles Diamond, 114 debt of that State, says: , ; febl5w4. Liberty street, to order Bush & Ladd, Sa­ THE FOE OF PAIN MUSTANG LINIMENT, B , ­ PENSIONS lem. Must have it Monday. Can’t uu. derstand, laughable Everett House, last Call and eee o'er Ws febltf Smith, Ho«i,rtPM>Toi6, It is an outrage that all tbe citizens of tbe k. for P._ State should b^ brought into discrace, but I fear the debt-peymg portion are in a minority. If the heldera of the State’s PoUTto'tKD, Die. 3. ’. T. Pelton, 15 Gramerey . 'ork, H. Y.: P. will be st Grand Hotel, San Francb- UNDERTAKING of experience, D‘w CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT would reduce the debt to about 113,000. ay in^ridual responsibility, in trust; aedrire .v, sth ■ and Ulcere. Ytmu, Nov. 29. LuOrdsr • renown uf -J! ■V �-WeaklyhBpbblicajiBajijier. Local 1 Jtaficeji Madison Dispensary, <U« ipiVS ADVERTISEMENTS. ___ > comr—Batata of Kliiabeth Manrtaa At th* Depot. _ m iha Loam All Demands Dus John Stanley The union meetings, which are now being and rtmaininc unpaid, will be placed in held alternately at the Methodist and Presby. the hand, of an attorney tor collection, in tcrian Churchee of this diy. are Uing largely thirty days from this date. Israel S, Boice, attended and are very interesting. They are conducted by Rev, Mr. Barlow of Ma«.n.' who Jamkm Ryan, January «:h, 1877. Assignee*. • well-chosen texts. Mr. Barlow has a pleas, xxi74tf ant, though earnest way of [epeeking, end Shot and Starch at handles his tubjecta in such a manner a, to leb’.tl Smith, HoqliA Pruyon'b. hold the closest attention of his hearers. The if lb' Township of Hastlaca, will th* Center oebool hour* on Mut- rutnoiittee. 8. J. BtuXLM.tr. Chalrmaa. All About the County. John Stanley hM tld® day axsigued to ! ua, for the benefit of hi. Wtora, ell hi. I P^rty «»1 eiitl personal, (oxcept meh “ “i by law, exempt) .nd wo have taken 1 po-tscMiott of the name, and will settle all demand, against him. ISRAEL S. Boice. James Ryan, , • . AHianecs. January Sth, 187". Th. good p^pfo of Hope are doing th.ir part in the temperance reform movement. A club has been formed at the Hendershott chool h ouoo, composed of some of the most nOueutial farmers and their families. Active in the work i. oU Grandma Hendershott with her children end her children', children gathered about her. Long may she live-to «et before them her noble example. uflho«ev*r»l wards oftfta city meet in eaneus. on ***** — : -MRS' To Creditor. The Captain he. many warm personrd among the boys, and will make hi. pre^nee felt among the reformer*. and are doing much pood. Many of the Irest men and women in Heelings heartily endtrve POSITIVELY CURED. luwptl.u, gH recidm baviurliiled. *tl<! Dm. H. mabt-awrat..mmit thartomach.and will tiroal * froth cjld In twenty-four hour*. Addrew C.*Pnmrx A Co.. 1032K.ee 8L. Phllmlelphte. n.mln. hl* paper. • xxrl7t4. stock or mMcta Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, T’yrups, spices, : Baking Powder, saleratus, starciV. soap, can-^— I tiles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at 33O“JC,“3e,€>Ua 3F»3EtXCiSSa. child, and nuw five* thl» reelpofroeon rcaaipt 1only cftwoatomiw to pay expaniea. lierap nteu cura. C. M. RUNYAN. xxiGCtf liible Uanse, Legale. Commercial, the County of Harry, in tbeHtateof Ml*his*n. pnr■uanl to lievuMt and authority granted to ua on the Second day of October. A. b. ICT. by the Probaue Court of Barrs' County. Michigan, all of the citato, right, title arri ioleraat of the mid deeaacd nf.iuand working members. The Ladies'b\rislian As­ sociation are very materially aiding the cause, pen and pictures for the reading room, which is now in succeesfal operation and open daily in the club room. Da lot HaxUnrs. Yebraary 20, A. I). ItCH. • SI El’llEX S. I NGERaON. JACOBF VELTE. ----- -- CORN,, per buh el......... . OATS, per bushr) BUTTER. ptrlb...._._„.. EGGS, perdetac POTATOES.per bu.htL Liat of Patents. f«h22»8 PROBATE ORDER. ONIONS, per bushel. around here are improving It to the Remember lite temperance meeting in Union Hall ne^t Sunday evening. Many fine speakitiee fur doing firvl-cloa. job-work PORK..................... MBH PORK, per igsn for the week ending Feb. 20. 1877 and each dated Feb. 8, 1877. Furnished this paper by Cox & Cox. Solicitor* of Patents Washington. D. C. z «i:s « 10 •L2H CHICKENS, per lb CHEESE, per lb WOOL, per lb 8. Belles, trussed whiffietreeazOrion. W. Blackwood, water closet. Detroit. J. Clark, checue former for cider press. Pon­ tiac. t 11 AY. per ton............................ t 0081000 W. Gates, land roller, Hopkins Station. I DRIED PEACHES, paired, per lb------ft 15 f.r doing that find of work. j BEESWAX, pt rib...——-------! CRANBERRIES, par buihcl... you roeIf and myself in regard to a wrestling match. 1 would now say, to bring the thing to a focus, that, as 1 understand this you sent a verbal challenge to any man in this city, and as I lived here. I said. 1 had nerer turned my back on a friendly foe. and would not now; so I wrote you a note stating that 1 would match you at Hastings for sport and door money—best two in three. Your reply The physician pronounces it fever wae. that you would not have the contest there but would come to .Charlotte. My answer to Ceo. M. Savage & Co's Col. ■ ; . j there is nothing particularly terse data.. Stress ----------- - - - t ■ I will not enter the nng tor • v..-.-. -........ — -­ at Charlotte, on the 28lh of February. for door money. best two in threw takes the match.. CnAMLom I^nur Wxionr. tn tool way, 4 inniOTi. 12 Kantcr1* Block, Detroit. Miehiran «-Writs to them st ence-ffr O DOT & lANXY’S LIFE) M Arants wanted for the above and fnllnwlna new bonkr Ceatureof Go»tiel Work.’ ‘tloly Maa of Old/ami ’Women of the Centary. it. p. s. Tyler * co.. Detroit, mm. Coffee-Rio......... fiuxar—Flsn'terd H)4» Houiicue, President of the Jackson Temperance Reform Club was In town yeater' H« "(Wk in Jackson. The club numbers ircJ. Success to them. Church street next south of tbe grocery store •f Cole k tfbrritt, and should receive a fair •how «.f the public patronage. • .ION <■■>»'•«> “ W r’ln-1 '•? American Rulea of Wrestling. Crnna «. Mtxaa- -No. 1. White. DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. • IMS PATENT MEDICINES Siu 47X4* Hasting*. Feb. 20, 1877. Drugs tind Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of WMK. MIRS, PITS, OILS, Lire Stock—Oniirtiry To J c. Fibmw, CitABLOTTX iJUMTWaiciiT: . •• —Poor......... J— Tb. .h.li..r» i. —-p'-1 >« — • b. fnri>ai, >F1S‘ I" wl,iefc “ 111 Drn.rf ™ .. tb. b«rt. I. tb.rlww. rrt. I .. . In tin.. «« Of all kinds in endless varieties. Wall Paper and Boot Blacking at febltf Smith. Hoolb 4 Preston s». We ask our .k.uu.. c.rt.r STAVES. STAVES o.. J- n. &»lor will b. “ MICHIGAN. HASTINGS. WARCLAIMS&^rfr": Cbarklte. Fab. Iftlh, 1877. bating bcr with many stripes. A six •p visit again to the City of the Straits J„ P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, DETROIT MARKET. time. which u in tax* up uw uuc shall do neither. City Drug Store! , wreetleyou. telling upon him. rjr. or sen rrnri a nunocv. HEW num.--. GEO. WOODS 4 CO, PebBshen, Cwbodgspwt. Mm- c*u»inx a cop, in mu •“ .... IlMtinc* Republican Banner, a nrwipaper printed and eirrulated in «*ld County of Barry, fur four eacceeaive w.ck« prarivu. to •al'l <tey of he«/in»l A truerepy.i CLEMENT SMITH. feb23w5 J udee of Probate. ' SHEEP PELTS--------------- -CALFSKINS, sresn.perlb. Fatun Mixes, Hastings: ‘ CALFSKINS, dry. per lb.... rth HONEY------------------------------------There has been considerable .aid by “ ----- ---------------- Owing to the absence of the Editor and for he: »< rightly mwui.lht inaugural ef Preri bis be I ,',(Up<wrjr AMUO'—---------------- ~-----GEO. WOODS i CO.. Cambridgeport, ’.TAnnwoaS I COS Washington St., Boston; 170 Mate fit., CMeacoi 10 Lwlgato Hill, UWen. 7 <. «* ® A card to Mixer. Dy the amount of *»p pails going out of thia h 9 Pre*eut. Clement Smith J ode* of Probata. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Elisabeth Max • TN ! DRIED PEACHES, unroartd. par lb— . DRIED APPLES, per lb—---------------| MAPLE SUGAR------------------------------- Aden**, UU i 11“""V ’"•? .n. a *. *.». ■ "" Tn,. S.® F~Htap,.w. —to.to .bi ....to -W‘'° to«.w.~«b> =“*" M«b....b >b.«l— .' 1"“'W ffedne»day next, cau go from Hartings and return for JI.20, and possibly for h slf fare. „a .tour u» b~rt; •< ex pericnee and sronderfal »ktU- Highest Market Price in Cash. NEW YORK MARKET Containing over 1,200 varieties VegoM5H Published. jenrra! complaint of high prices. It hex radueci from JJ.00 to J2.5O end J8.00 per day: «hM kmakes the tears gnnh to look al them. table and Flower seeds. Colored For Pipa fitares. delitered In Hastinis, Middleville. Plate*. Elegant wood-cuts of Vegeta orImiaiA st Central Home blea and Flowers. Handsomest Guide HT’Scnd for it. “8* Dr7?oU***<*■ DeCreit, M»<*- E D. WHITE, 25 15M T<mta all aw* and prwa*”■ tebl5w4 ___ __________ _ DH© - HaSTtsca. Mica.. Sept. 1 M7C. KH Si UN CanSnything hare happened lately that they have beard off *be Mollie Kimball and class on Tuesday sad LIVERPOOL MARKETS. ‘•aded. Mias Kimballhaa a data ol •hUdrer.. The manner ta which •SXaifWiS Dan Manee 4 Preston, iral the finu of Smith. Mance jld -out nnd m bo w going ted everybody now having ta will oil at once ana xxi68tr VICK ■ 8 lllutrited rnu4 Calat Miss Lucy J. Starr, of Prairieville, waa Um w4 >•'■> • Remember the place, nt J. S. RL/'J\*Y'»IIJV”S \ 1 Bootxand Shoe Store, Jefferson street. fvirf me a call. «. This great >nary In South ivelone to the the pledge, and the Hastings Reform club A good school is gu.ran- n J tut received ladies' and gent's linen i. dssm.ui!?jas.i’*vsi.fc. collars and cuffs in all the newest stylus. N rice Is her. by elven ib*t w. .hall »ell st feb!5w4 J. KcsseLl. ceawd. Public Auction to the Li»h*<t bidder, on Thurs­ day, th* tiUi tiny or April, A. U. 1M7T, at intiful weather Im: muchlongar? s h e of tbe National holidays—the . i-irv of Washington's birthday. 'MARBIAGt GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. Fur anything in the Dry Good. or no tion line go to J. Klsseli.'b. febI5w4 The Hall «»« densely , crowded, and many were competed to go awny for want of standing-room. Those e8unday un. is £uinj; for •■Charlotte Light t i eit week Wedn^t^ay. ixr*<>rxa“ir Soap and Crackers at . febltf Smith, Ilooi.c-dc Pruton’b. And still the wojrk of temperance reform ’ roes bravely on. The meeting held in Union ire worth in coin C. M. RUNYAN’S. I would respectfully announce Io the citiI zens of Hastings anri vicinity, tha.t I have a new and < Men’s and boys' mohair capa Icm than coat. f*)bl5w4 J. Rubsell. vnuren. ana we advise all who hare nut yet 1 had an opportunity of hearing him p» attend. | ever held in Hasting*. Wl.taa».„. ■tw �Rai I road NEW ADVERTISMENTS RAWING CLOVES dXXD. - Clorer that » designed for gathering the reed, should be on land where not ood year it should be mowed for hay, at j thftime of first Wow>ming. the second noon ns the heads turn brown, /jl may be cut with a mowing machine raked into small co kn, and dried by turning them j over several times, or a combined mowing and reaping machine may be used. Put on the platform, sharpen tbe knives well, and then with a good hand rake ^keep the wop oo the platform until there is enough .\t the next p—nng drop * bench at the partly dry, cock it and let the drying proThis plan obviates raking.and leaves the crop in better condition. Draw it on a dry day and thresh it at the proper time with a clover huller. When a mowing machine cannot be had, tie crop may be ler cannot be procured, let the hay become quite ripe, and if it has been wet, it will shell the better. I as I bear of its in a previous .irticlc treee all over the dmtroying thousani country, I would ties seem ftr be subj------, in all kinds of roil. There is no preventive, at least none that has yet been discovered that is generally admitted to bo sure. Last peasou I aaw the following recipe pablished, which was written by a noted hortieuituriat; and 1 think it worth a fair trial: “To one-half bushel of lime add six pounds of flour of sulphur, and mix Srith six gallons of hot water.” The lime is to be slaked before adding the sul­ phur and the mixture is to be applied to the trunks of the tre«, and the largest branebee with a brush while they are healthy. 'When the blight attacks the that disease since. I leftscreral branches, or trunks, so that if any should become diseased there .would bo enough left. The produce as WShortool ,Un. betwewi Chi«n«o and Grand • r ____ •__---------- 1 ~R DISTINCT ajrHir.&i'.-iwJt'f. ttiSWe" F&;, __ _______ .1___ Stcilane. H TRAINS GOING HOVTH 'fg aranou. I? ? m "“tnr 7 oo —r n?IE Station*. ft ft is ’15 ;s fen >» rs iw» ks MonhnU. Goins North-Day Expme. liraad Rapidj Mixed !»ily exc«pl Bunday.. Nithl Expirai dally except Eg_ _ _ _ SS5 g 77 3 K hi M 5 S 2”w I 6 S TRAINS GOING NORTH. PENSIONS ’<8 II naeinn.ci, r„.p....... tit |S jte isits _L’_ GOING WEST. A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. ft 7 ?_ a j* As 1ft 1ft IV nra coUxi l-xwenpor* iff ■is s» >ae r.'’ Wttxn Sbw Machine Co.. Citwa- ?5j»SE=r A.'IO W SfflU*. flRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY L_181«. S3 1° ” •- :? i?-: is Jacuu»--CUm connection! are mad* with kail (cienliflc Banner. Itnmrdlalo relief: it-eedr tad perfect eare*. A luooeeslal txperlrnee in irerXMXOeaM*. Allc-nntnunJcaU-.rucenSdcn- bIh R£= Good butter cannot bo made without ming a good milk-pan and cooler in warm weather. It ia not my design to advertise any man’s pans and coolers j^but in this case, so important to dairymen, I think I am doing them a great benefit by copying the following from the Rural New* Yorker • Tbe fact of the “Champion Milk-Pan and Coolers” made by Willard k Hattmond, Randolph, N. Y., having takenthe first premium at the N. Y., State Fair, and that they have 1,500 in use, brings them prominently before the dairy public. It is claimed by them that but one-fourth of the labor expended in the old method is required to manipulate the milk—an item that appeals with direct force to tbe far­ mer's wife. Moreover, that more milk is produced, and of an equal if not superior quality, which means increased home comforts, by realising a better price for the merchantable article to the extent of 15 per cent profit Tho pans and coolers are arranged fu acta of four single pans within one large waler pen, divided by partitions, permitting the water to circulate around one or all the pans, as the operator may elect. Tho set is arranged in a wood frame, is constructed of the best tin and painted on tho out side, so as to prevent rust. The circulation of the water ia constant and thorough. Many other points of exccllenoc poascased by these ingenious milknaxu and eoolera can be better appreciated by a personal inspection than by any writ­ ten description. ;s 10 U 1 44 Depot foot of Third itree'. Detroit- Trxlns Cbicaso time, and lea re depot oi follewi _ STRICTLY PRIVATE, few; I5OS$B lioxa r«ml»h»d. AddreM »• W. GRAPH lasTlTUTK, JantrriUe, WU. IB _______________________ QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHICAGO k. LAKE HURON H SjEt&t&.’fcV with atamp. HAY WARD A BRASS RAHM RiVIllOR. nt RellaMe Skirl Dm XUT AXD WEST. v TIME TABLE No. 8. $Bg$20E'.1S,,.,‘.-St.TKrE toaxd raoM , / RRASR RAPIM ASR RETROH Atlantic Kxpwa------- flME TABLE. jyvis’ TRAINS WEST. CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT Disinfects, Fnrifie*, Bootba, mad Carta Rheumaihm anil Neuralgia. Instantly allys the pain of Burn,. . Heals the moet Obstinate Sores and Ulcers. Cures all Skin Disease, anil Eruptions. Is equally good .for Man and Animals. Cure* Wounds, Braises, rajas, and 'Aches. Will keep your Horsee and Stock in Order Charlotte. Furniture, Coffins Etc. FERRAND WILLIAMS & CO., wiMsl Detroit. Michigan. Mi ddJoTina MiddlvrHIe |1U> 1A10 I 7 43 Uaalhura ! IXU IIIJO 111 K^on'lUMd. UH I 1.10 i« TRAINS EAST. and be happy again. WIT NEV ER FAILS! Try it OnerW. AUuthl CMLJunctien A Gret Pitirti ir Prices! for Printers. Furniture, Milk Safes. □lUlliy. No ol cheap It ferier grodee J«X or mad HWffi DM. i ■ ■■ MANUFACTURERS, foHnenj-ol I^iudon. ling land X I SB JMMHOB MT., CHICAGO, n n. h>.v m.m*. »•__ ■- Keep It. Ssr SALISBURY & BROSSEAU EXCELSIOR DetroitAdvertnements. Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE, GILLET & ’HALL’ njMslery Goods Brackets Frants, k. Where you wui find all kinds of Tie Greet Satai Ttowi&re. IDETEIOIT. FURNITURE! Commission Merchants in *e*lli(i>eat prices tninaiw-J; prompt ik!w--d> Of every Description which we 0. D. Wholosale MALLORI &C0 Dealers in perhaps half the price they sell for goes for freight and oommismona. An Ohio peach grower gives his experience as follows: ••The east of crates, naib and staodiing was 25 confs per bushel; of ga'being, Taking Effect Dec. 10th. 1876 GOING EAST MLxlri Q Q 1C S MILK-PAN8 AND COOLKtiS. 2d. Because we make the most of our goods ourselves. 3d. Because wo keep the best of work­ men. 4th. Because wc warrant all goodt we make. We sell none of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The goods ve-make are made by hand, and warranted. We invite all persons to call and inspect our goods, for ,lhey all bear inspection. No trouble at all to show our goods. * Parties liaving pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of ua u we can do it better and chooner than any house in Barry eouoty. Wo .keep the Jargeal and best selected stock of Picture Franxs and Mouldings, Brackets, Paperholdem, Wall pockets, Slipper holders and "‘ in the Furniture Line. TL’- ECHIGAS1 AW THF'SflUTH. i.’rsi a.mffijftTJrKsav1.: 150 When Italian bees were introduced into this country they were represented to be far superior to the black bees; but I have Been no evidcnee that they arc ao in any respect. Those men who keep them for sale, and rcar and sell] queens, are not the persons wc should go to for reliable infor­ mation in regard to these bees, as their interests prompt them to overstate tbeir good qualities. I have doedy watched tho opiniona of bee-keepers, at their conven­ tions for many yeara, on Italian boos, and I have aeen nothing from disinterested parties that proves these Ixsa to be any better, as regards the profits in bee keep­ ing, than our common bees. Nor ha>c they been found to be any better than the black bees in England, as articles from the London Cottage Gardner, and other En­ glish papers now before me fully show. RO HAILROAB. IS AMMBtxxet. M.w «66 «25ooo AiMwasaa’ie ( ' ; ( , . ! Warn Jaclson & SW Fall and Winter Time Table. DICK & FITZGERALD, , P.O. BoxiS78 STEBBINS BRO’S. trunks, all shooting out near the ground, and from aix to eight feet high. Throe trees were attacked with the blight in 1873, M j (Contaiainr the Complrt Woork of lb» Watered Ap, | | , ITALIAN BEW. RURAL TOPICS. LESTER’S ‘(LOOK TO THE EAST.” WEBB WORK COM PLETE j Railroads. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. KxpreM. C. < . Indloaepoll* SUNSHINE. tame claw of article in nice-looking packnges. Honey will tell m glare boxra for several cents per pound more than in boxes of all wood. Butter in handsome new firkins or tubs alwayt sells better than io Kcood-liand ones. Then shipments should be made of parcels all alike in quantity as much as poreible, at a poor package among 15 to 20 good ones, if discovered, lessens tho selling price of all. If ynh have different qualitiee of products, dare them, and put a clam mark upon the packages, and write to your consignee and give a true statement of tbe quality of tho contesta of each class of goods; and your dommireion merchant will, after hh becomes acquainted with the correctn^-as of your statements, say to his customers, “you can depend on the whole lot bdl[g cauaily good. The man who sent me hat lot of -------------- has never doocived me." Cards are not safe for addresses, but they will do very well on small packages—one on the top. and another on the side. Roll butter should be wrapped in dean, white mualin. Drcreed poultry should be packed in dean, dry straw. Fine cut straw is very good to pack eggs in. Ship goods, ifpracticable, bo as not to arrive on Saturday. Oytfert aii Fore® Fruits. Manufiictnrcra of Hermetically Goods. Northern WIWMffi Look here ! CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY Look here! . Sealed What! don't yon think we can sdl Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm tn the State? do it, for, with the help of **EW YORK CENTRAL KAILROAD We «■ . » x v-rmn-r $ B-,TAYL0Hw. i.. has nitn»r. —- J. M. HEWES, i j ; j . i 1 _ s it 8. liKF we guarantee Satisfaction. Hoarse furnished free to an; any piuskuiag . Coffio worth Wlft can give you better figures than r I ferod before, for we make the moat I Coffin, and Furniture. Furniture Coffins and &2&.^ro”XMoney to Loan. AT10NB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-02-26.pdf 9544ecb2dc5bbf1841ffcf40bbfcf991 PDF Text Text NO. 87. VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1877, jhe^eini-Vl6Bklyll8pljblicajiSajiflef GEO. M. DEWEY 77.J.7 AA'l) PUBLISHER. SOMETIME Announcement! Dry Goods and Clothing. Op .cCBSCItlFTION: r.»- <■ Adranee................... —11 » , Xw' Material, and the »»ry itias »t Urine Itatw. Great Bargains in Dry Good*. All kinds oT Fanev Goodfl BOTTOM PRICES. Ready Made Clothing Speciality. Tailoring. A fine Tailoring Dcnarhnent connected with our Store. UF A P VERTZSINO. Uow. wk.n w. b. bMdcd fH c Eec.tu. bii wbdom to th. andJ*>«ld And .'on as prndrnl parsata dlaallow Boots and Shoes A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, all kinds, very Qbcap Groceries. Groceries of all kinds as LOW as they can be bought any where. Salt. A full line of Saginaw mid Onondaga Salt always on hand. And itand within, an J all Oed'i workinn f. Wa eoald ialarprat all thU daabt and rtrifa. Come and see ns- PffiJFESIOHALAKD For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage to-buy of us. J . S. Qoodveur &Co» Hastings. Mich. Jun. 17, 1877. v janl8tf. Doctor Aikln’s Double Colujrnn. READ, READ. READ THIS ! READ ERYBODY ! A Valuable Paper. SURGICAL DISEASES. '• Special attention is called to the follow­ ing paper, by Prof. A. J. Coek of the ag­ ricultural college, and read by that gentle­ man at (he Pontiac Ineeting of the State Pomological Society. WRIOHT, ud Solicitor in Cluaea irer Barlow Jt Goody.. ttulU H. C. PECKHAM, I'HYSKTAN 4 SURGEON, FREKPOUT. BARRY COUMTT, M Owi^ampMo" ar other In.ldooo* <ll»- ftJJJd.Vr -------------------------- •pauuk.il M a , t,Bvirr thor-.Mt. qaaUucalk>a«. InsUnil. . n.u.ncF.-ln.irum-nu and rrmeair.-kr.05n tVM. UPJOHN, DR- H. F. PECKHAM. < ! L‘ ICPHTCTCIAN AND SURGEON, ' tiiir I'refL, Harrg Ccautg. jitirk. tTAIl..•»!;• attended prctapUr.-en xaStf DELIGHT J. WOLF,M. D. A. P DRAKE. a .-iURGEON.-OBee over Ar'«!»j-< tif-ijSurw.Suuflt.. Hutiacs DR. C. RUSSELL, Waici. <4 >i'RQR0N.-O«e* »v«r JaH» Ware. I'iwruix Black. SUU Street. LUCIUS RUSSELL, tf&aw&sj'stta CHAS. II. BAUER, ‘T5213SIAT LAW and prosecuting <o~M Hanford. OR re in the Coart Hreaaiany 17541 WM. burgiieA ISAAC W. VROOMAN. t’mRS'lSKIFF.Deputyu.8. MnraluLGre•-»' UHmtUm Arant and AuaUonaar.-ORra at tkaUart Hom*. Haattare. Mkh. jaayPTi JOHN Q. CRESSY. MtltWP. Orpatf Coast? Rnrrayjsr and Ganara *’»j»nrtr. OSee at tbs Casrt llaaoa. - Jwffl i'HffSSSfrBsJ ” 7 J. S. GOODYEAR A CO.’S It fully describee " This butterfly is about the six; of our an enemy which has wrought fearful havoc in the east, and is just beginning a raid on Pieru <>icracta—Bowl, which fifteen years ago was by far our moat common specie*, Michigan. All who grow the cabbage and the now more familiar Pieri* protodice should preserve it for faturu reference; —BoisJ, which ia more or leas thickly sprinkled, flocked and spattered with Meek. IMPORTED CABRAOE BUTTERFLY. The new comer more closely resembles the Pieri* rajxtf—Schrank. Family, Papsecond, though the black is uot generally iliunidcr. Sub-order, LcpidopCera. ■ so profusely marked, though the spots are, In my report on the injurious insocta of as will be seen by the figures, more definite Michigan, published in 1875, appeared the in form and portion. The general color is usually white, though in England as following : “ In describing the rape-butter­ also in this country, a yellow variety of fly, 1 shall depart from my usual practice the males is reported to have made its ap­ > at this time, and dtscribo an insect not pearance. Iu both sexes there is a dash of yet among us ; for thonglFuot now a prac­ black at the apex of the front or primary wings, a black spot near the outer margin tical subject with us, it is likely soon to of the same, about midway between the be, as thia latest arrival from England is costal or front and the inner'or back mar­ fast nesting our own beloved State, and gins, a similar spot on the front margin of. without doubt will soon be one of the the posterior wings, while the female has , worst pests of our gardens. What would a second spot on the primary wings near we think of a report of like design, to bo the posterior border, and is more densely speckled with black. Beneath the mark' , published in Massachusetts, that should ing* are much the same, both acres having fail to give the fullest practical information two spots on the primaries, corresponding. ’ aa to the Colorado potato beetle ?" Scarce in position to those on the upper surface . of the same in the females. The two years have passed since the above was beneath are also tinted with yellow, espec­ penned, and yet both prophecies, the one ially near the tips, which feature is im­’ stated and the other implied, are fulfilled. portant, as in rare eases the spots arc so' , The rape-butterfly is sorely vexing the obscure,or so entirely aheen^that the yeltow . gardeners along the eastern and soullieairt- tint becomes of much importance ill deter­ mining the specie*. orn confines of our State, while MaasacbuThe eggs are laid either sin^vor in ' selta is commencing to wage relentlres clusters of two or throe beneath the cab-, warfare on there terrible invaders of her bage leaves. They are so small aa to eerily territory from the far western plains. escape notice, but undor the microscope’ It is a feet, Mr. President, that the are observed to be beautifully marked.' horticulturist of Michigan baa now got to Thev are white at first, but soon tarn1 Ai already intimated, three butterflies are lasy flient, and may easily be taken in a net and destroyed. To make a uot—and, by the way, children should always have these, that they may early learn to observe and study in this interesting department of nature,—procure it a hardware store a piece of the largest, rise wire, threo feet long. Take this to a blacksmith shop, where, with the exception of four inches at each end, it is to be bent into a circular form. Now let the ends be bent at right angles to a tangent to the circle, where they are attached, these coda wdded . together, and ahorpened to a point. Now let this point be inserted and driven firmly into a hole previously bored in the end of a broom-bandle, and we have the frame­ work complete. The bag which ia to bs fastened to tbs circle is made of mosquito­ netting, ar better, of strong muslin, and to secure more strength, a strip of strong fitotory should be bound about the netting where it enoirclre the wire ring, and sewed on strongly with it. Children will not only do this work cheaply, but will greatly enjoy it. Children may also be employed to collect and destroy the eggs. This, of course, from the son of the eggs, would require creat care. Paris green and white hrilebore will kill the cntotpillan, as they will also-any one ‘ ** so as they—esp< could not be so wi danger, their nail-------------------- - -----------Cresylic soapeofateM are also arid to de. atroy the worms, and. aa this ia not poiaooout, free use may be made of iL The most convenient method to dastroy is to make use of the habit which the insect .haa of pupating under aomo projection of contend, iu his garden culture, with a foe yellow. The caterpillar is at a mb • budding,, fence, or tree. Ws have only which has few if any equals; and wdl may find, .prinkljd wi<h bl«£, « to keep the garden free from rubbish, and the lovers of picklod cabbage, cold-slaugh, stripe along the black and a . then place boards horixontally three or devel and sourkraul desire heartily to second the one along each side. When four inches from the ground, between the cabbage rows. These may be sneteined earnest and timely efforts of onr Lenawee oped it is over one inch long. The chrysalis, which will be found under by mounds of earth at either end, or by friends—and here let me nay that the a clod, board, fence rail, etc.,—Mrs. Beasie naillu two short pieces of boards, after Lenawee club deserves our gratitude and _____ e Strong, of Fairfield, Lenawee county, the frshion of the scats in our old-time admiration—who are already preparing for me that she found many on the BchoobhousM. As the insects suspend cabbage leaves—ia of the usual form of beneath these, they may be collected and the conflict by recruiting, {in arousing at­ popilionaciuua chrysalids, and is suspended crushed. But if I were the boy thus emtention, and by sharpening their weapons not only by the tail, but also baa a fine ’ * aC on the earth, of warfare in calling for such information silken cord thrown around its shoulders. r cltxhing and a as I hope to give in thia paper. How the caterpillar can accomplish this ________ _ ___________ tfll I saw bow Already I have heard of thia new enemy feat—spin the cords, make the attachments, they put themselves up. Three boards, —whore banner here aa dec whore is havoc |I and then get out of its skin—is a marvel during the firat period of pupation, must which would cause even a philosopher to bo examined erory six days, as the ntajaaand destruction—in Lenawee, Monroe and , ’knit his eyebrows. But I am not going lia remains only a Week. Mrs. Strong, re Wayne coentire. That our whole state h i, to explain it. It, with thousands more already stated, speaka of puparion On the doomed to invarion within the next you’ equal!r wonderful exhibitions, are bong cabbage feavee. Vary likely there «M otor two, is as certain as that we shall con snooted ovary summers day all about us. tacked with the parawtae soon «»i» reartieue to raise and enjoy Ute delicaciesi Jx it not possible, that wete our children , taught to observe these startling perform­ •which are fureinhsd in there u^ompsrable: ______ L.V.U,,. 4U... Tcgetablea, kale, broooli, kohl rain, cal'bage. of B.jd and cauliflower. -------- ‘ 50 1.XB9 GRITTY THAN DESTKUCTIVF.. I ■ Thr ftet that this imported cabbage ’____ _ butterfly y AT LAW. and I ”— ---- ;—7T principles established-by the adherents to to constitute himselfa detecBve and secure the doctrine of natural saloouoo, is the the picture that ho may be ready to recoefact that plants and animals, when intrtx note and repulse these arch destroyers at dnood into a new country, find the struggle' the first onset. for life 1cm severe, and mt the fittest sur­ NATURAL HISTORY. vive, usually thrive, even at the expense, The imported cabbage butterfly, like and frequently to the utter extermination both our native spe^es, is two-brooded. of the mttires, this fket, so amply sustained The firat butterflire appear early in the by our experience with the Hessian fly, season, April or May. After a brief court­ wheat midge, codling moth, currant saw­ ship and honeymoon—they are too bent fly, etc., etc., in no pleasing one in view of on mischief to let even this take much our subject. If the rape-buiterfly can time—the female commeui-<^ the work of flourish amidnt the vicisnitudes of old %8’kjtog* That the offense is premed­ Englaud, what may we expect in new itated is clearly obvious in the deliberate, America. I Can only answer in the lan­ sauntering style in which she wings her guage of one Patrick Henry, when referr­ flight from plant to plant. . Very soon the ing to n previous invasion from this same tiny green larrm are ready to wue ; and old England : H e mutt fijhC Nor can even here they show their voracious ten­ we hope to vanquish our foe even in eight dencies, for they not only eat their way years. In England this butterfly is so out ot the shell, but pause to devour it common as to nave gained the sobriquet entire before they commence Uo gorman“ the butterfly." Both our native wnile dizo on the more appetizing cabbage leaves. butterflies, belonging tn the same geuus as After thia, hardly a fomight has passed the one in'queation, of similar liabita, and by before the larva has fought its evil fight, Kubauting ou the snmc food plants, though finished its course,—and just a word about “ to the niauor V«rn " arc so impotent to thia course: The larva is not content to do mischief that few know even that they feed upon the outside leaves. It seems to feed on the cabbage ; while this imported posscM an instinctive knowledge of those I'pecics. before it was hardly naturalised, lighter, tenderer, juicier leaves about the having been this side the ocean acai co a core, towards which it at once proceeds. half dozen years, was said to destroy an­ And that is what most disgusts the tidy nually, about the tingle city of Quebec, housewife; for, be as careful asjvbe may, 1240,000 worth of cabbages. Hence we she is pretty certain to chrpvoff several see that this is a question of no minor “worms" as she prepares the satpry cab> importance, and if to be forewarned is to bage for pinner, ana eventhough harmless, be fsmmed, I shall surely have done such condiments are seldom relished. The some good in the work of preparation for mature larva: now leave the cabbages and the coming conflict. seek tome concealed place, under board or rail, where the wonderful suspension feat. HISTORY THIS BIDS! THR ATL.SNT1C. This insect was imported in 1857 or ia accotoplishcaf and the insect becomes a chrysalid. In Juuc and July the second 1858. It was firat observed and taken by a Canadian entomologist in 1859, at Que­ brood of buUerfiia appears, when the bec. From that place as a center it has same round of miachief—except that it is rapidly spretrf to the west, and more rap­ apt to be augmented by iuocMcd numbers idly to the south, •reaching Washington —is repeated. The second lot or Ghrysalidar however, instead ofremaining aweek, some years since, and during the past sea­ * son entered our own goodly state, where, continues the winter through. Thus, with the times and seasons fully true to its reputation, it commenced a before us, it is wdl that wo now, tn the in­ thorough work of extermination. terest of both\ablc and puree, consider DMCRIPTtON. the । eoollnues to _ depredate w its Tke cobr rf �.---------------- : ------------ deceive hhn with false statements into get­ Eighteen members of the present Con- grcse are natives of Vermont Uastir os, Mich., Fxb. ft 1877. ; rf raeh ddib«n.u eri« u IhU -ttrar* «* buying electoral votes. Thai Patrick did WASHINGTON LEI TEH. Polffloil Notes, The fBpi-hMkijMlica^Wf Washisgtor, D. C., Feb. 18, *77. Ed. Banner.— This is the way a Democrat puts it: “ Floored, eh I Loec-iana, Oro-gone." The decision of the Electoral Commis­ sion that the vote of Louisiana shall bs The bill ratifying the Black Hills treaty declared for Hayes Was a terrible blow to ting money Iron Mr. Tilden, admits of do doubt; for we know Mr. Kelley to be a partisan who, while using money for polit­ ies! purposes, would not be guilty of high with the Indians has finally passed Codabusive epithets by the hot heads of the South Carolina Republicans, u is said, will undertake to prove thal Wade Hamp* party u a sequence to the result. Democraxjc-nrtmbera of Congrcw met m fore ineligible to the office of Governor caurus to determine upon the future course of the party in regard to the count of the States not yet acted on. Mr. Cochrane ot New York offered a sales of resolutions, And still our Platform. er Randall has ruined bis chances of elec­ tion to the Speakonhip of the next House by his extreme and offensive partisan­ ‘‘Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor secterian interferance which will destroy the other.” ship. “ The saddest of all sad thoughts are these,” will Mr. Tilden exclaim when he learns with pain that ho might have found the one needful vot% in Maine. charging fraud upon the Commission, and threatening all manner of revolutionary measures as a means of defeating the elec­ tion and Wheeler . of the State inauguration of Hayes and through the decisions of this Electoral Tribunal But Mr. Reagan of Texas offered a substitute ,by which the party bound itself not to offer any parlia­ mentary obstacles, neither to the count in the House nor upon decisions made by the ‘ > To Commission. this substitute Mr. While the Democrats arc rejoicing over Bright of TcnLcuee offered an amendment the non-partisanship of Messrs. Seolye and which contained merely a protest against Pierce, ought they not to remember that the fraud and partisanship by which Mr. not a solitary Democrat has yet “ risen Tilden was cheated out of the Presidency, above the ties of party.'* though it accepted results, be they what 11 Senator Wilcox has Introduced to prevent betting a bill on nominations and All good Democrats will hearti­ elections. ly approve of the measure—just at p.cs- they may. D BINGHAM. Chairman. &KFVBL1CAS COrSTTY COMVKXTIOM. •lay of March aul.«l 13 a’elookM. ings simply because the Court of final re­ Carolina, Timothy Hurley, whose eligibil­ sort—a pet bantling, too, of the Demo­ ity was questioned on the ground of his crate—had not decided as they prayed. testified David Dudley Field also offered resolu­ Thus tions directing that money, etc., be denied mittees not to go into an examination of \THE SENATE DEBATE. Tilden's bank account on the one hand, or Now the trath is, the Electoral law. is no a Republican, to the next Congress, from party weapon ; it was adopted to ascertain the Fifth District of Louisiana, is on a facts in dispute, as a due to lead the coun- brief visit to Boston. There is no contest The Cincinnati Enqmrtr sounds the alarm they may well be magnanimous also, u in its Washington dispatches. those of them, indeed, who took part in “ If there is no session of 'the Forty-fifth the Senate debate on Monday, on the ques­ Congress immediately following tho 4th of’ It says: tion of ratifying the Louisiana decision, March next, enough Democrats will be Senator Morton* corrupted with patronage to wipe out the also, an original opponent of the Commis alim - majority before December next. appear to have been. aion plan, made a temperate and constitu­ There is some talk of holding over one or tional argument, of which no Democrat two appropriation biljs to force the calling: Sargent in their acai said some things which had better have bean left unsaid. The Ohio prohibitionists are out with a call for a State Convention to nominate a State ticket for next October. The little debates, both in the than faith. rwcos far thia. Those who happen to be votes; in In 1874 they polled 7815 1875, 2593 votes: in 1876, 1763, and for President 1636 votes. Last October they run a candidate for Secretary of State against Mr. Barnes, Republican, well ia their disappointment os the Repub­ lic women’s crusades against the liquo had said nothing to justify suoh a remark. Senators spoke with considerable warmth, but after cooling down awhile The weakness of the Democratic case Thirdly, those criminations and recrimi­ n regard to Oregon was fully revealed by nations, aside from their other bad- effects, will bo necessary. extra HcaMoo Iu this connection, it is Mated that should Tilden be made Presi­ dent, he will at once call an extra session, The swindle in* so as to use the present Democratic major- volved in this Pacific Road and its Credit its ih the House while it lasts. The de­ probably .be that advanced to complete it. The debate been reduced when mischievous and majority shall have before lie .calls ( ougrew favor tho Government receiving, back any together. This reduction will certainly be effected by the New Hampshire deetidu. of its advances to this nxtd, as they regard And the f64,000,000 given aa a gratuity fot menl can be run even until the end of the which the country is amply compensated present fiscal year, if necessary, without by the advantages of connection with th<* aay further appropriations. showed that there are Senators who do not while we are waiting, the govern- counteract the present demoralization of TUX TEXAS PACIFIC. ern that he incontinently withdrew not only the resolutions, but his honorable self from to prove successful, inasmuch as there is a of large portion of the members strongly op­ them in his cabinet if they will unite with the caucus. posed to the scheme, and who will inter­ pose every parliamentary in order to defeat it. He has heretofore urged resort to every There are scores of the So interested the in Southern claims, Democrats far as only it labeled Vain Presideotial Aspirations. We accept tbeir statements. cabinet Mr. President Grant will next week give a farewell dinner to his cabinet. During his whole administration, the President three Postmaster Generals, four Secretaries The deficiency appropriation bill puts three Secretaries of the Interior. ing for pay as that given by private estab- ton Fish, Secretary of Stale, is the only lishmcnts, at whieh the aggrieved printers member of the Cabinet who naturally took great offence, for they in- during tne whole eight yearn. aist they are entitled to much higher rates. Hamil­ has sored Msumed that the attempt to steal the rote SENATOR KELLY. consideration of the nearness of the 4th of of the State by giving Cronin a certificate gentleman made in Fourthly, if Hayes and Wheeler are to be of the other electors would recognise him the Senate a lengthy personal explanation and act whh him. Therefore the Demo­ in regard to the telegrams unearthed by cratic managers telegraphed to Mr. Tilden the Senate Committee new investigating the Oregon electoral Republican elector for that purpose He asserted bo spprovsd Mr. telegram, complication. Patrick's whieh offered to purchase an pgytiwn <&■““£ the Presidency fell through. This Demi vote & VRITLAI. OFTHKJTIKST THREE DI Mams'* L>» m dens Tactics—Graaf o Farewell to his Cabinet—Ferry’s ValentinoCarpenter's Conscience—European Matters—Ete., otc. On Saturday this that >5,000 was necessary to purchase a JLESTER’S ‘(WEBB LOOKWORK TO THE EAST. COMPLETE are all at work to-dqy, aa in the past, and The Lull Before the Storm—Democra­ tic Demoralization—Cronin's Beakand those of same ilk—might cause the on Liflht—An Extra Session—Til­ their desperation over losing Louisiana and “new advertisments. C. P. Rowell & Co*s. Col. Considerable merriment was excited be­ among them, their country trouble in the future, through HEHRED BT H. R. 8THOS, B06TM. It Vegrtine ia Bold by All Druggists. of War, two Secretaries of the Navy, and the printers in this office on the same foot- not likely a strike will result, for they ! fore the Electoral Tribunal this week by the reeding of what purported to be the general who, during the war, could win1 the country will not he deprived of its na­ electoral certificate of Louisiana, signed by John Smith, Governor of the Bull-dosers, battle and slay rebels by the thousand at ' tional reading. and certifying that six other John Smiths any time, when here in a pothouse, bomb had been chosen as electon from that State ORR. GRANT. proof; bnt who, FaJstaff-likc, never gained The President is packing up his effects and had voted for Peter Cooper and Cary. a victory or killed a man other than by his The whole was sealed, and bore the motto, preparatory to making wsy for his succes­ “ Snoh is life in Louisiana.” Jjidgingby mighty word—vcertainly never by the sor, Mr. Hayes, and is endeavoring to as­ Mr. Ferry’s blushes, ho took this for hi sword. sume as little as possible of the affairs of valentine. Randall, as Speaker, reftued on 8aturStale, preferring to jrive the new President day to recrive the Senate's messenger, and fullest opportunity for exercise of execu-, the Commission is that of the Democrats for tha firat time in our parliamentary his*, relying upon Trumbull and Matt Carpen­ tive skill in adjusting' the many vexed ter as the wheel horses to pull them tory, offered such glaring indignity and questions now awaiting executive action, through. The latter party stated to-day discourtesy to the Senate as to refuse to such, for instance; as the New Orleans im­ that be would bet the coating of his stom­ receive its message. Heretofore every broglio, Mr. Banning’s proposed reduction ach that he would carry Louisiana for Til­ proceeding would be stopped, even roll call, of the army, etc. He does not fee1 den ; but the belief here is that the Hon. or an eloquent sentence being uttered by Matthew lost thal part of his organism at alarmed at any of the impeachment inves* the same time that his conscience went by some orator. But Mr. Randall's indigna­ tigations, but smokes his agar as coolly as tion was so great that he forget al) the pro­ in the past, for he has *• peace.” prieties of his position. All in all, the indications being that a war is inevitable __________________________ JURIL'S. Democrats are' utterly defeated and de­ between tho Humans and the Turks, and OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. moralised over being hoisted by their own that the European governments will Imre the Ottoman empire to its fate. When petard, and, were it not for the prudence of the fighting men JMarehlo.lKX. has had four Secretaries of the Treasury, GOV T PUNTIRO OFFICE. It Cunbridfie, Mui. accomplished nothing sayet, and the prob­ cept their atatementa, the nation’a good Tilden in the White House? ■Sm sm Waiunt in their dilatory tactics. own houae, with a most liroly skeleton in would bo much better subserved by con­ ‘SnuSTaORE. I can judge his scheme has abilities are. thal the structing the jroad than by putting Mr. •pell. thxt it wrald won as Urach < «•<>.could broMh ,asr nxm, “»'? Vqrrixs L.=J representation that will be given electing Mr. Tilden ; and if we may ac­ step further than Bogy day's article caps the climax of his absurd­ ' ities and lunacy. He is the same valiant’ obstacle possible members, and especially to those of them Southern membav much more intent in securing the'paSMgo of this bill ilisu in Don Piatt, editor of the Capital, goes a by advocating iu . unmistakable terms in yesterday's issue of Bnt it ia not likely Roll able Ivldence. Got. T.ld en Pacific. the most flattering promises to the South­ Florida. The the appropriation bills, an Mr. Booth made full apology, which was accepted by Mr. Dawes. Falstaffs—the Don Piatts, the Southards, is to be regarded as n matter of course. Congress, and it is now thought ’.bat in consequence of the backward condition of for its construction. revolutionary, proceeding, but his yester­ cisions made under it arc completely satis- sive of their majority in the next House. say ; to which Mr. Dawea retorted that he The strong lobby interest which this of settling what could be settl'd in no of Harvard College, but has long been a other way. Those who advocated and resident of Louisiana. The Democrats are becoming apprehen­ not mean and meaning what he did not Meanwhile, no work of any conscqucnrc is being performed by either House of road baa in Congress will make an earnest Mr. Leonard is a graduate framed it, and who now find that the de­ The former compared the latter to Talleyran^Tin saying what he did tho same result to follow a proboscis of the Croom style of architecture. effort to pass the bill guaranteeing bonds the administration for war or other pur­ his paper, the assassination of Mr. Hayes1 prior to his being sworn in as Presiden L over his scat. of California and Mr. Dawes of learn right here, that it doesn't accomplish of wrath upon him from the cooler heads the accounts of the Chairman of the Re­ Mr. Bogy of Missouri indulged in the It hardly looks well for those Republi­ Republican National Committee on the Senate in a tirade gf abuse in full keeping can Senators who. so strenuously opposed other. with Mr. Cochrane’s resolutions. Bnt it the passage of the Electoral law to show The Democratic Congressman from Illi- attracted little or no attention, while Mr. themselves now more bitter than others Bayard of Delaware, one of the Commis­ against the Democrats for Dot readily ac­ Nevada on Tuesday, withdrew it the nex1 sion, left the Hall in disgust; for, partisan cepting the decision of the Communion. day, and ths vote wis counted for Hayes as he is, his good sense would not allow They act as if they delighted to brandish and Wheeler. Of course a halt was or­ him to listen to foolish denunciation of the over the heads of their antagonists a wea­ dered on Oreeon, and the case went to the Court or Tribunal in which he sat as pon which was originally forced into their Commission. member. hands, and they do this simply because it Judge J. E- Leonard, who is elected, as it is by this that they hope to ride on to the Democratic party, end has been making poses. but these brought down such a storm ment between the Senate and House Corn* measure, we had a spicy colloquy between Both tMriy aftlr<e4 can remaining to than, is Cronin’s nose, and ocratic Confederate One of the Hayes Electors from South Governor Tilden repudiate? the agree­ PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL In the recent spirited debate on this .Mnssachnsette. And as it has been The only beacon light now victory. To follow-yeur own nufe may be a good plan, but tl^Dem’s are going to dollar charged to him. Booth objection. even worac than that, unscrupulous Dem­ counseling resort to revolutionary proceed* fades another hope of the Tildenitea. Z rendered full returns to date and adjusted every suspicion, thus accounting for every without evsr since. oring now to secure some return of money Southard of Ohio and his few backers in tas> on. •••IkjnJEL J. KMUAUV. Chriman. the Government in any amount, Laving any warmth bo may exhibit while endear* thus showing that wise counsels have pre­ F. Weldon, a highly respected Lutheran Boston. Treasury inform us he is not indebted to Cloak room, tho result of which, was that the vote of that State was allowed to pass he will wait until this clergyman of West Philadelphia. in being abort in bu The facts arc to the con* trnry, and the accounting officers of the hurried meeting of the Democrats in the that the people will pardon Mr. Booth for one Southern Representative joined with born with money account. r Standing, I'llJL 11:.'. A few minutes before the vote of Illinois was called, there was n has been so egregiously cheated, is so greal ard, of Louisiana, is a son of the Rev. C. was charging him ou to Washington. adopted in lieu of the original resolutions, long to the -North exclusively, since not he uamsd Chaffoc. Of so much consequence was this more considered ' by the party President Hayes reachei the White House attempted the assassination of Gov. Pack­ that alleged ineligible elector,, from that State nouement will and fire eaters of the Democr atic party be non-naturaluation, tativs Springer of Illinois, to object to an Mobilicr. through which the Government Weldon, the young man who last week supposed Tent of Sterlt. substitute and amendment were Thu vailed, and, further, that the extremists hereprorau. SUCCESS Tuesday ir was the intention of RcprcscU' <tont to Illiuoi*, and had Lrouglit Chaffee URN. BABCOCK. The New York Shu has again been guil- of another libel upon Gon. Babcock, in On Saturday about two-thirds of Uta ton is not a citiren of the State, nod there­ It u asserted in Washington that Speak­ H- R- Stevenl. (golupiry policy to make focesal him. For instance, to show their demoralisation, up to noon of that a deputy Bergcant-at-Annw ha*) been gress, and now goes to the President for greeted with unlimited denunciations and 1 his signature. the circutnrtances, it would be very poor j Wabuirgton, D. C. Feb. 16, '77 Upon the surface, with both anxiously, parties, awaiting Louisiana controversy. the National Capitol patiently, a decision the spot will be State Items. The wheat crop ia reported to be looking very fine throughout tbo State. At Detroit oo Saturday 500 boys ware organised into a red ribbon bund; and on Sunday 400 were added tostbe men’s rad although of the The papers of the careW. discharge of a pistol in DUTIWCT BOOKS md WperbHIr MiMSirt A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. leans the hwriaeas el Delling sew Ing filSM'hiMea. Comf»«u.ation UbersLl.bat waryHag according to ■btelty,character and qualifa nHons <at the Ageat. For pnrilctt- **%taa&mnhKQL,ajw IMJ, Ar..k »i 8 T B loiTTpHIVATE *ri �0^ei8i-We?klyHepliblicanba|ijiBr. -- atVfflit'n ei' saw .,rIt A -x<, Eirn coibty. <sitidic .Uunia.U„judi^ui ““ “< begals. °r"" bT"’ ”r work Uio5 .... „ Bro^w., |„lh ;1YL I V. R JI- TIME-CARD rirtra Df aa Coonnr , ta £ «»d SL’eo* faror of Dr. itehenek’s Puitnonie Syrup, as a euro "!»• I. U.. ^opl. of IU. 1KU„ „r ’• rrrugB, Medicines, PerfQmenia, Etc . Etc Special Notices. klU “*4 pearance of the street. '• Hl. poorj .r 1 ■•dicta*. SseDr.Behenck’sAlmanac, esntaiatae p>e people of the city ef Hastings would like lo kunw Mr,.Kt __ ■ . . w,rT'* J* w, b>d Wl>. P<»«<1 that if any were desired by ot;r people we had a Representative from this DistrfM to U.K,., n.. pj-rr OFFICE TIMRCARD This space is Contracted for by - c.u. UJI .. signed the plffdge, snd every indication points to a fixed determination io pus" r*n. this glcri- « KJvSS?”«hRRs kr .In.. —— — n.K 1001c suit manarako HB»- By the timely uae of those medicines, ac­ eordins to directions. Dr. Scheusk eortifieo that mort any ease of consumption mey be eared. Dr. Bebenck is prolessionallr at his principal BARNES St CO Al’lM. printed, and so cheap ,h»t everyl>oby can af­ ford to take it. Pri « only >1.15 per year, and postage paid.. oubocribe for it. ____ rVBLIC. ._______ . TO THE anv >oor and piL“ A> U’ m « »*•*« Hutlnn. Foi 84th. 1*77. JOHN Q.VBE88Y, •^________ >honff. Mt ia S-.urday last, and fined five dollars and costa. COUNTY OFFICERS. Thia may be nil right, but if it 1* we respect­ Local Bligijie?; jioticey w. A.U Ayer’s Advertisements. these most uaLec. If nlfannly tribute for a like dieregyd of the city ordi Tho •Mb Box if nitoSKt o1 Ointment’and the end will loon be reached. Th« “Iron Trail.’’ union i.n -111 b. Ml 1. ,k. Mjurtu I u,; .kSI™ u uir.r.i ... . d«k I u. ,»a nf lb, ..J pn_,., i. lh, । ,|,011(K,k) i,r..xvu, church at 4 o clock, and the evening meeting* ! Criukle." the musical and dramatic critic <«. Contract in lhe M: E. church each evening at °’c,»ck- »«». tbe Hailino UtM Joaroi Krpublkii. the Nashville N«wi. i with the Uber, and bledxa each •ciwl honor that ditrta* the year nil not I'u'siuh any lecai adver»> <:reu.m»ta»eea. allefajhaa the -tatac. of thiiStatMvr »n*b that ■» wil’ tend a eopy of thia f.: • any aid al! perauna aakiuc kwo j of the Aeie }ort IFbrAf, scut free on pa| plication,together with the Sanjuan Quid?. I .1 .IU ..II - ' taatable Balm that will reraai . I'uaptrs end Hloitkti, learinc ( * laxariaat poirtb of Imir nn * "GiFiXr Addrea. Ben. \*nd«l( A Cr- ft. 21. .w. & M oo«ter ilrevt. N. t.____ U.TW E IHck & Fitigerald, the well-known New I “’I* “nJ “mc toWw of l,'“ nc* an<l pupYork publub.re, .rad coy ire of From1. Factor K,M" Ci,Jp“d Atehixm Acting Charade.- ••Dlek'. ItecitaGen* an i I j v°' E”*’" BD.d .aW p01nU ,n Co,o‘ -ratio. New Mexico, Aniona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman in . one hour.’' Sleepers on the continent between the Mis•oun River and the Rocky Mountains for rowamptioa. a'ftMU. brnaetDw. <te Partis rtK.'P.B-i®.•.%'!!!' SltiKJSSSt without change. Address poetry and prose, fresh and popular; the third T. J. Anderson, Gtn. Pati. A<ft. RS of YOUTH N who tufferod for >«op from makes a mastery of the French language per­ Jan. 4 '76 tf Topeka, Kan. Hr. prvmatur* doeay. anil *11 lhe fectly simple The tint two cor: CIO gtoli. ; Public Sale. kUMW, WkEWUUU IUI U...I... <U. MU,,, rcmvdr by whi«h bo wm cured. Itaffercrt wubit B A NO’S NEW YORK CITY The subacriber will aell at liu residence DIRECTORY.—This is tho title of a cs«73* work of commercial reference just u.<iW by iu IMtland, on Thursday. March 1st, at OGDEN. 42. Cottar olrreL Now York- TG CONSUMPTIVES. S TO-DAY’S A OVER CISEMEMTS. WALTER HEUGH k CO.. Winters and Pub­ lishers, of H Park Ptaee, NEW YORK. It con­ tains a /ull and eompltti list of all the IMIDRTEH8. JOBBERS and MANUFACTURERS do- giving their street and number add r is, Itisan invaluable wont for the Country M. rchant. It tall* him where to obtain anyth! ig from a receipt of the price, which la a* follows: Clotk. f»U Mtn*. per copy. ONE DOLLAR: jfrjsAZr dcfA Aosmd. SKVENTY-FIVE rENTFi paprr covrri, FIFTY CENTS. Kart*JH.A; **** I. W. Vaouiaay. Cnainaan. List of Patents. The Rerabiieaaa of the Township of Haath><«, will 1877. Furnished this paper by Cox k Cox, Solicitors of Patents each dated Feb.' 13. Washington. D. C. R. Robbins, Cultivators, Adrian. F. Hwbel, ratting off gelatine capmtlee. De­ VERY LATEST. troit. E. Bulloht, hoop skirts, Detroit. On Saturday OREGON icas counted for Hayes and Wheeler, in accordance with the vote ofthe High Electoral Commission. All About the County. II. O'Connor, coffee filters, Sparta Centre. at List of letter* remaining in the Tost Office Haetinp, pirry County. Mich.. Feb. 21, 1877. «.lr«it Court next Munday. Debility and Nerrom Hlidiohe. He fsnttrr. are baling maple auger. M HgJ| erase, tb* headache disappears- - Mf*'” Barlow A Powers were in Detroit, !»« week Iming » Mock of Hardware. ftbl9w IMTARTlTTin. Michael* Grace"u’Tappy, and ** fireman » ball on Thursday night of last Notice. ’ Card. J auks Ryan, January 8th, 1877. Awrignec- Uu R«* U L014 , "■ , new Wagon Shop, where nnd at allhcurs J any day, rmdytodo ,, work it. bi lu», from putM* ■ «’ 4e i> u tU wk~i. •» U» l“dd“* , xx6tf For UTtbi»k ■» ____ . rbsto. s. Ih’,G“d"JrI.° J <ioXpiu.iw* _ f1415’4 feblDW4 Farmers please take notice that I hav* bought out the interest of Calhoun & Bsekwith, in die hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call md Mt me. zxr&ltf J- w- Brock. Attention. Wc desire to settle every account on our books during the mouth of February. Will every patron of the Bannbb heed this call, and save us lhe extra exprare of sending postal card notices. feblt4 Look Hero. _____ Wall Paper -nd Boot BheHngat , febltf 8ni«. Hoolx & Presto. . Bats’. Hoolb k PMSTOff’e- MITW DMTJ STEBBINS BRO’S.; Keep It. Where you wul find all kinds of FURNITURE! Of every Description which we ! can sell cheaper than any house in Barry ( county, fur these reasons; 1st. Because wc have no rent to pay. | 2d. Because wc make the most of our ! goods ourselves. 3d. Because wo keep the best of work- | men. 4th. Because we .warrant all goodt we make. We sell uono of this cheap made Fur­ niture that is made by machinery. The | goods we mako arc made by hpnd, and j Merer*. Cook A Brooks’ have reaped ’ their Tin Shop to the roar end of the1 Boaton Cash rtorc, where they are manu­’ facturing and repairing tin ware of all ' kioda, in the tmwi ^tsfaetory manner.' TrY th-m. feblUU. Now on exhibition nt our Furniture Store. All kinds of work made to order. Repair­ ing of all kinds of old furniture, ueatly don. BfiT^Wc Mean Burincs.<". “tot Furniture Roonw south side of State street, opposite H. A. Goodyear's Hard­ wire Store. • . STEBBINS BRO’S Feb. 19,1877. ,taM5»4 Sarsaparilla This Sarsaparilla is Scrofula, a combination of tFor and all vegetable alteratives — Stillingia, Man­ scrofulous diseases Ervsidrake, Yellowpels*, Dock Rose, —with orthe St. Iodides Antho­ of Potassium ny and is the most ’* Iron, Fire, and Eruptious and efficacious medicine yetdiseases known of the for Eruptive tho diseases itskin, is intended to cure.of the Ulcerations Its ingredients so skilfully com­ Liver, are Stomach, Kidneys. bined, that the full alterative effect of Lungs, Pimples, Pustules each is assured, and Blotches, while it is«o mild Boils, Tmnbr*. as to be hatynle&s evenSait to children, it is Tetter, Rhenm, Scald Btill so cffcctaal as to purge out front the Head, Ringworm, Ukcra. systemRheumatism, those 'unpuritu-s and corruptions Sores, Neuralgia,'-. Pain in which develop into loathsome tiie Bones, Side and Head, disease. \Female The reputation enjoys is derived Weakness, Sterility,itLcuconhcea,'aruing from its cures, and the confidence which internal ulceration, and Uterine prominent physicians all. Mercurial over the coundisease. Syphilitic and distnr repose in it, prove their experience eaara, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, General Debility, and for Purifying the of ita usefulness. Certificates attesting its virtues have accumulated, and are constantly being received, and aa many of there cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence of the superiority of this Sar­ saparilla over eyery other alterative medicine. So generally is it* superi­ ority to any other medicine known, that we need do no more than to assure the public that the best qualities it has ever possessed are strictly maintained. Dr.J. C. AYER & CO.. Lowell, Hsu.. THE ENEMY OF DISEASE I THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AMD BEAST WlfS Bffi M LI NIMENT, Is the Grand Old MUSTANG W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Respectfully announces that he has again engaged in the DRUG TRADE, and has in stock ana daily arrur i^g> fresh and. genuine Stock or Drugs ana Medi­ cines, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Goods, and in fact a com­ plete Stock of Druggigtts Merchandise which he offers to the people at greatly Re­ duced Prices. REMEMBER,the Feo pie’s D r mf St or e is di­ rectly opposite Empire Block. One door east of Spauldings* UNDERTAKING Being a businou that needs a great deal WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOTHEAL; NO LAMENESS IT WILL -NOT CURE; NO ACH8S, NO PAIN, THAT .AFFLICTS TA&’HU­ MAN BODY,OR THE BODY'OT A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC AN­ IMALS. THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25c.. 56c., or 11.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTOR­ ED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY A VALUABLE HORSR. ' xx4fixl D‘T'8’ CARBOLIC OIL LIN I MENT Disinfects, Purlfics, fieollH, aad Heals. Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Instantly allys the pein of Burns. of experience, After many years in the bumnetn, can truly aay that they can do better work, and give better satisfaction than any other firm in this -ection. W. H. Stebbins, the WIT NEVER FAILS! Try it Onrm-et senior member, with the experience of a lifetime, will always give hts persoaa! at­ tention lo thi* port of their exteoriue FERRAND WILLIAMS A business. Hearse and team furnished when re- The Electric Balm will bo used only Eo!ertMm»aal *iU Ayer’s warranted. Wo invite all persona to, call ’ and inspect our goods, for ih^y all bear I inspection. No trouble at all to ¥huw our I goods. Parties having pictures to Frame would do well to get them framed of us as wc cau do it better and cheouer than any house in Barry’ eouoty. Wo keep tho larges! and best edected stock of Picture Frame* and Mouldings, Bracket*, Paper­ holdem, Wall pockets,’Slipper holders and everything in the Furniture Line. Wc invite all persons to call and look at our For Salo. ■wlikaL------ •‘V.uucowuauagar «; h 241 «'gnwi Cf the pledge, W J. Bcmm-i- Soap and Crackers at febltf Smith, Houle & 1 fcUntioa fro* th, ltform Onb of IN* —uu lrT1Uf. Btauoa, i 4aCM^h2ad. Admisriea 18 ot>. of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. A I- W. Bbowk. Hastimm, Dec. 21, 1876. xxiGUtl HASTINGS Hastings, July 18,3876 neX‘ meetiD8 u lh0 HaU 0 * * * * u Middkrilb on Friday aught laM, We take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will nafely snd radical­ ly cure all cases of piln, without the use TToSoT- xxi74tf f.bl5.4 M. D. Reed desire* to call - attention to Chureh and Railroad Street. . ------~w auuuiu juugw eiHU a gwl trade the coming ecaeoo. ,5* Wwbk- • HirirtUh Temperaace Araori- To the Worklar Ctaae—We are now pre- why See art dr • a Valuable Paper, on I»t page. *“ tage of this issue, nnn ?>H I H I Having *old out my Meat Market, 1 John Stanley has this day assigned to us, for the benefit of his creditors, all hi* hereby give notice to all those that are property real and personal, (except such indebted to me to come and wide their u is, by law, exempt) and wo have taken accounts forthwith and save costa. I also have got a nice matched team, or poasesuon of the same and will settle all cither one of the two horses, for talc, with demands acninst him. double harness (almost new). I will give Israel 8. Botcx. reuonable terms on good paper. James Rtan, Valentine Leins, J Araigneea. Hastings, Jan. 19tb, 1877. 774wtw. January 8th, 1877. T»»y farmer and gardener should read it (*»»f«!ly. Fcrritaon pure Democratic argument, ahorn ° 111 diiui*'. «od Nashy a article, on tho ibettsr than anylhins ' of startles you. Par- ihould he not be. His new place of busSelect School. incn is a favorite resort for the public, and as a matter of course be is reaping a At Irving Station, commencing on rich harvest Remember the place, first- Monday, March 5th, and continuing eight door east of Em. Busby's Barber shop, week*. Enoch Andrus, north side of State street. xxtG6tfU4. feb 12 w2 Tssdt-r. Shot and Starch at feblU Smith, Hooi t * Oa JJp’V “rxt Rutherford D. Hayee of «!• wilfhe I’mideat of the United State*. e qqq aas snuu’s .sa •J J J J those wUIlna to work can sasily i Bleached and Brown Cattons. 8birtinga> Ducks, Dctnios and Coltoniulcs, selling cheap at J. RtJXSXLL'ff. fcbl5w4 ilfis'Xa nearly as much as men. Tkat all 3>o see this notice may scud their addrasa and test tho business we make this unparalleled offer: wo as are not well nUdlod we will send one dol­ Brick for bale at my yard. Section 23d, ,o'h lar to par for the trouble of writins- Full part>ein Rutland. _ Henry L. Nkwton. Dec. 5th, 1S7G. xxi64tf All Dxma5D« Dub Joint Starlit and remaining unpaid, will be placed jn the hand* of an attorney tor collection, in thirty days from this date. J 3 IsBAKL 8. Botcx, . for Ward caucuses oa Tte Beforci Gub wiu A few more aetta of Ladies' Furs to sell nt com nt J. RuMXLl’lL____ febl&w4 Ckreak, .wk »r MrrM» L^d^k. i. W»«- GmnUck. are worth in coin 951 cents on U. J.W.. BtaestLrr i|w Wilay enafag. Shawls, Nubias, ScarG. Wool Hosiery and Felt Skitta at coal. J. Rl'SLXLL. feblfiw I ___ ____ _ To Creditors. Odd KMj City elecii a t .e weeka from to-day. Gloves and Mittens Ites than cost to close out-. J. Rvhhklu feb!5w4 Advertised Letters. Lucinda Brown.'John Phelps? Jennie Brown, Laura J. Smith, Norton Smith, James Phillipa. Fresty. 11 o'doek A. M., a quantity of hay and corn, farming tools, sharp and cattle, etc. Pftkk Howard. Rutland, Fcb.24.J877. febSGlt Furnitures Milk Safes. STEBBINS BROS, Hnatfagi, July S8th, 1878. xxlBlf �[OOWTUnTED FROM Ist-PAa*.'] sharper-eyed foca ot lhe old world, what could we hope from tbo less aggresivc nat­ ural enemies of our own land ? Aa yet, none of our long list ot native predaceous and parasitic insects have joined in tho battle to stay the progrew of this ruthless invader. Well might wc hope that, as with the Hesaun fly, some of its old enemies—insects which have bravely fought aide by ride with man in the work of subjugation in its native home—might come with it to join in the battle bore ; nor have we hoped in vain, for a minute ichneumon fly, scarcely an right h of an inch long, has eroaeed the Atlantic and come to oar aid. Thia liny friend, a second La Fayette, waa first discovered by the young son of my old etomological friend, the late Mr. P. B. Sprague of Boston, MassachoMlte. Can it be that he made thia discovery by practic­ ing what I have advised while gath­ ering there insects ? If so, I knew his father too well to think that he would be other than praised for the scrutiny that led to tliis welcom discovery. This wee ichneumon fly—Pteromalat jmparvm— Linn.—ia of a bright gold color. The fe­ male lays her eggs inside the chrysalids, where the young hatch, sometimes to the number of SO, when they proceed to devotr the host which thus furnishes them heme and food. Thus there tiny Cyclops do us a service which we can not over­ value. From a large number of larvm which I received from Buffalo laat autumn, all of which became chryaalids indue season, only three have rarvived the attack of this Lilliputian foe ' I have sperixnens of both bore, so that you may see the difference between healthy and diseased pup®. Thoaci chrysalids, as you see, that are attacked are of a darker color, owing to the quick consumption from whieh they arc seriously suffering. In destroying the chrysalids these darker ones should be spared, as wo will thus breed thousands of these little friouds, wbesees bv destroying the chrys­ alids, we should likewise overcome these valuable abettors. We may hope and not without rcasou, that this little parasitic flv will do very much to mitigate what will prove, even with them, to be a serious plague. We can onlr hope that even more of this butterfly’s old home cucmira will take voyage to our shores. This article was illustrated by colored figures, and specimens of the insecU in all stages were exhibited. The Dunnkratic members, by adherin to their party ex closely ex they did, deserve the harty approval of every Dimekrat in the land, lhe Corners act, “Well dun, good and faithfol servants,” and ef we kin raise money enuff for another struggle lor reform, we she! aay to them, “ Go up higher." Raolvtd. That lhe acluhcn uv the Ropublikin members uv the Commisbu, io votin every time in akkordance with the wishes of their party, deserves tho rever­ es! reprehenahun uv the people. Their blind partisanship—their inability to raise tbeiraelves above the level uv Republikinizm—their stubborn refoosals to vote with the Dimocrisy and let Tilden and reform slide through, shakes our confidence in human nacber, and makes us tremble for the Republic. Tho Corners with one voice pints tho finger of scorn at them, and withers em by declarin it hex no longer any confidence in em. Retched, Thai ez lhe Commishn wuxn’t put np ex the Corners wan lid it, and cz its decision hesn’t bin wat the Corners wants, tho Corners demands that it to wnnst dis­ solve, holdin that with Bradley onto it, it wuz conaeeved in sin and brot fourth in iniquity, and that it is uncouatitoosnnd, anyway, and subserrivc of the dearest rites nv the Amerikin people. Retained, That cz the decision wuzn’t wat wo expectid, wo> don’t consider our­ selves bound by it; and we demand uv our Rcprescutativea in Congress that they ignore it altogether, and pereecd, to-wunst, to declare Tildou and Reform elect id. and inogerate him at all hazard.*. Ruolved, That the Corners pledge* itselt to send to the ttntid foeld, in the sup­ port nv Congris, every able-bodied Dimekrat who will go, pervided tho Dimekraiie Nashnd Committy will send free passes to Waahingtou, and slch elothin ez will ena­ ble cm to make a proper and deoent apperenco iu society. Pantaloons and shoes shood come firat. And by this rtsolooehcn the Corners pledgatxitsclf unreservedly to Jujraua. «7-r tsAwSs.: JUTIOX- i t<7Je) •am. I OLMPi.^orw _ Comfbdiux X Roads, 1 (Wich is in the State of Kentucky.) > February, 17, 1877. ) Tlic die ia can. The deed i» dun. Af- Abo BveCMaaraacrf rr of section Sre (5). : nuts tea (10) Mtn. uv tlraJhaMaat wr 4M<al MmsheBt, there tarribie tt^fida’t My ranch, but there wux tfsa.’ omupraasiu uv the lip ex they took their drinks, that aont nose than mere words. We met Io consider the rityooaaben. the nite thw noose reachsd us, and siirrin speeches wuz made by me, and the others. The folierin resolooshens wuz offered : WAURAS, The only objick uv the Jint Commiahn wuz to declare Tilden eleetid, BOUfiWn ODMBJ, U_____ . i”-1 . m! Jg~ JrSfY.f— r rational and »-JtT~if.‘"2252,r’ issfxx'.ESK n^VvA^e^ncrtlth’lBLj^SnV’’ ■en t I I I. eyow LUW1UUIOJI route ul <.. ” jer tailr to rertede tie i. rlem leiJuESJT?.'. M ,o “*♦ by «lrw» of ti ita!n»d.an<l In i <r mndf »nd pn lu th-hbtHrtli h. A.D..IK7.BC Dipthcna, UtetreUd Bore ThretU, an4 8orir . sn4 oilier F«r«re. M Xfiton, I lL*l Mu* U.» pteca wb« □ riMboUfn «*W CMnty.)all lb« ,j«J i*u<U luiI prvial***, lu-«tb All pMcSaTlaaa. • lluaitd. lyiM ■ Mblp-u JoUmw-l. Io IkaCMMji door Mk-bigaa: betas Ite MolS-WM MORTGAGE SALK ragS iwidwT ^“’Sui’kbY HOTT. Circuit Jad* . SALEON EXECtnriOX. _ grata or Micaroav. (oenty of Marry. ML By virtue of aa exeraUea ieaieaoatafand under itr leoiof the Circuit Court lor Che Ceanty of Barry, auditale of Miehinu. dotal the I«h day ofNereaber.A.D. 1-7C. ant lu taedirected a**]ait thocoodi and ehattcii. and for want lhereof, the Uadi and BoIt wood had en the rate Xhl day ofXoretther. A. Braianins at the north mat cort»r »f seetiao aiisJS wsiiwyt s n>in.a<i<lprortdrd.«<n Friday, the M day of Ware A l>.. 1177. at l o’clock la afternoon of oaW da court b hold laMdd eouatyKall the faUouiu d scribed Undi and pretaiow. to-n It : The-outhh« &KS£ttWKi?wa5zayittswsdstittanfiay.rwti’w .z and there be sold al public auction to the lilcbeat M “ls^kSSSS£=ssSaauttlMHUatoiMo B«bi an t moraiM, *• rwataroded in the priatad luUraetiat:*. « ata trtw-1 laaayiMkarway tbri<«l>4ry apia aeevliM taints eat ia another : ahirra.. Udi ■ nuuaist "ill r»»«t« the humor frou. tt>e ty»t»®. ar-l !-a’t ttapsUT. a riavruu.aad bealibr beiuf. li will rnaittuat. with the use at the Paili to in>u.-c a !a4imc*.t Uropaical Swelling*, paralysis, and StifJsiaw Afthouli the shore ewaplalati Jif«r gSSS* V°°rt *’••*> heiV« th" n)Z2^i Ajapriln and imported kinds. Priced descriptive Catalogues, gratis, by mail. Abo, Rufos. Fruit Trees, Roses, Ever, grvcaa, Choice Flower, Garden, Trfc, Evergreen, Herb, or FruU Seeds, 25 pack­ ets of either for $1.00, by mail. O C. The True Cape Cod Cranberry, C. bod sort for Upland, Lowland or Gardea, by mail, prepaid, SI.00 par 100, W OO par 1,000. Wholesale Catalogue to the Trade. Agents Wanted. B. M? WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries nil Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, ■era. Esti iliabed 184*. . frb8tf Do not forget to call and settle that note or aoeonnt without delay J. Rvmkix. feb!5w4. Wabxam, Ef that won't the objick wat wus the yooee ar hevin a Jint Commtahn at all, ex Ferry oood jiat es easy de­ ciare the eleckahun ur Hayes a the Jint Commiahn, and WUMJ, The JiotCommwhnaia’t jest exactly wat the Dimocrisy expectidHw»d be, therefore, be it ' That tW adaben ur Judp ifi^e in aaoaptici * ja the Sent from TUETESTIMOM orTllr. Wllouc.ilu, s^Efflas** cordlna to the United bt*U» rurrey. U the rcn and Morrhey U> gpe th* ---------"Sued Frc’irirviite. bee. SJ. MX government, a nMMstMehuel end partisan Ju A Tl-Ut FRANCIS H0U1EN. Anicaee. triboond hex cocntid the yoosurper Hayes into the Prasidoshd charr, and the Post Offices ia u> be continyood in the poahrehion nv lhe Radlkek. We can't help it— ocri hex spoken. We await the aekahen • Tilden can’t help it—Morrisey can’t help uv our Representatives. PrtBnLKLM V. Nahby, it, nor can I help it Tilden did his best Ex-Reformer. for parity and reform—no man hvin ever made more saertfiees in the intrest ur a pure pirenaeat than he did. He paid over 18.000 to buy up one elector in Orc> En, trod ho spent over three millions in ym up voters in tho other States. Ef, after that, the idee uv reform in the gov NEW SORTS. BY MAIL. ermcut faded, his shirts is clew. The country kin go to the doga^ but be ia guiltlsaa. He wood bev spent more money bod lher bfa»«ny place to spend it is, to ■dtMtatc / The news uv the aekaben uv the Coibmiahp plunged the Corners into despare, immejitly. Beseom aed he raite ex well make an sasigament to wunat and quit, for bayii^t Ms reddy money out hollbway'sAdvertlsam^ MARK THSS FACT?. IMA I gore. Reached, That hevin exhausted all ef­ forts for a peceeblc deckshun uv Tilden and Reform. we his! our flag, with the words onto it, “Tilden snd Reform or Blood." Retolred, That it is the solium convickshau uv tho Corners that any Government n>.l in the hands uv the Dimocrisy is unconatitooshnol, and wo refooro to pay any taxes to support any rich. Tbecc rcsolooshens.wuz agoin to be pazt to wunst. ex all rcsoloonUcns wich I offer are, but I red em over twict.z “ Friends," I nd, “ this is lhe sollmnist time wc ever NAS BY. hcd. These tcsolobshcns mean blood— possibly they may take yoo away from yoor homes, and set yoo all in the front uv The Retidunts of the Corner*, En­ the battle. Are yoo prepared for this? raged at the Action of the Joint Pause afore yoo vote." “ Soljera in this holy war git shoes and Commiaaion, Meet and Resolve. trousis; and three square meds a day, don’t they ?” was the response from all parts nf the house. “ Undoubtedly,' wuz my answer. “ Then our voices is for war in the oox of the conztitooshen," wuz the yoonanimous response. Enroll us to wunst, and send on the supplies." Titer ain’t a more country, than the < Corucre riuca ' ■^Aaroaoto^ c,_ ________ raoauaa 'Xbi Biola of Um t»Do«iM tMflowa ata iuit'enta of tb» Unlrorotty wad one J«*Uo« IE aFsrS^SSs: sjskj -I 1*M?iB^-JUraetio»« for tb» <"'■’*"7’of “ 1.^. -WKstSSMS WlhUn.doiy r.rifiwl, REMOVAL ! It! SSSttftSlS Um County of Bam-, ____ SSSShSS 77 ------- rtfiKkn bwnra. ^.fssr)-- = GRAND RAPIDS. IliiwoF, wfch pcwsaaRMi hue frsan goin onto la/lowofiTI'W flut Of C^L i/tolr1!1 Sfnaaft, auj th/lflf LocW> >f T1‘ 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOll TO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-01.pdf 48490cdf6101308d9b36839bed9f88c6 PDF Text Text "3P3EXJES S3e3CttX~W3E3B3BLXJ.’N?' VOL XXL NO. W-88 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY M Maw Adv»rti»emont«. [JiB^pii-WeeklyhepUblicajiBapner GEO. M. DEWEY EBUOK .l.VD THE OLD SCHOOL-BOOK. for a few weeks in the summer. On the wall opposite where I sat hung an old fam­ ily portrait, so old, indeed, that die daugh­ ter of my hostess wm Dot certain as to wdo she was, or of what generation she had formed a part of the life. The student of fashion's caprices could probably have ccTtaiued by research; but ft really made Do great difference. The salient part of the portrait was a large Elixabethan raff, not so stiff and un­ gainly as arc generally represented in por­ traits, but seeming quite — graceful and pretn».»_ ty, and, indeed, as thougl -forming a part of the personality of thyl ,personage, who □ty, apparently, was young, less than twentt skin white and delicate, almost tl:___ r entirely devoid ______ of oelor, eyre dolct *far.v nxcntr .. __ ___ of , a______ —r-"e feeling, and lips whose perceptible pout was in fine keeping with the round, cheery GOOD HEWS TO THVPUBLE! la Ulkiae of bycon* day*. PUBLISHER. In th* old boat* on tb«rr«m: Swift on the WarPath with a new and well selected STOCK OF GHOCEREES Of every description. J would beg leave to , inform my old customers and the PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY :jaj J 9 <00_I_15_ __ _______ mi iiooTg.roI__ &>JM I ro I sown MM| soro 2QJ0| 50X81 MM>I IRI Generally that I have again embarked in DEFY COMPETITION. JOHN R- EASTMAM. ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR BIJTCI!AXCBfcYy Officeov>rH*»liM«NfeUoaxl ALOXZOD. CADYTALLADER. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR i.ClrenKCnurti IXCHASl tr»u« Injo offieftl btu’ CIRCrtT O'tHT COMMISSIONER. JlMtiBo* Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM MARUTJ! WORKS F. S. BOWEN, Mijtinr. M&-____________ _____________ CENTRAL HOUSE. UAsTlNGU. MICUot U R. STAUFTKR. Prop. wUlkvirrae xxiUlf HMtiasa, Mich.. 6c»t. U, 1S7S. Sweet’s H°Tbl> GRASP RAPIDS.......................................... MICH Errry unne imit th* E»t»bli»!uannt U X*w and BOARD AF»‘ ROOM. |2.W PER DAT. nit. WM. JONE DENTIST NM, sU“15'7CSL. . Ua«M. ilMJkt, Hreh.___________ MarehK 1»H1L? W. NISKERM. starry CO. Carriage, Sim an! OrEMtal you suggest it, I can trace quite a resemblancc. I remember hearing papa say once that she was quite a belle in her day, and there was somplbing of a romance connected with her.” Il was in a dress precisely like this in “ Peep I" It was a cheery, almost childish voice, all its details in which Mum Perry was well known and loved by me ; and yet I arrayed when she peered over the rose started in half affright, so deep was my bush on the afternoon in which my I'tory reverie. Reveries, in the majority of opens, and greets me with her innocent canes, probably, have love for their inspir- “ Peep 1" “ Bo," she faintly articulated, “ your ■ amusement’ and 1 nonsense’ for this sumpich surprise as this, from mer arc falling in love with an unsophisticated country girl! Quite delightful!” cm of love herself. . Not that she acknowledged it, or I eith. “ Miss Perry," I exclaimed, in blank er, for that matter. But we were both amaxement, •' You wrong me by yoar misfinite, and love is infinite. applied irony. My worms were not trifling “ You little puss !" I exclaimed, “ how one*, as you seem to think. I was too ab­ rupt and precipitate. I am but a tyro in you frightened me." “ Do I look so like a fright, then, in my wooing." , I put my arm around her slender waist masquerading costume ?” •' Of course not. Yon are always charm­ as I spoke the last words, and she suffered it to remain there an instant, and then ing. But your voice—" withdrew shriukingjy, giving me a half“ Was harsh and—” “ How dexterously you do fish for com­ shy, half-startled look aa she glided out of pliments this afternoon ! You know your the room—a look that haunted me for voice is^soft and musical, for I have told months afterward. you so several times ; and—" I ta*r bu no more that afternoon, and “ Ha, ha, ha 1 Go on." the next morning Fred and I were off on . It was that very softness and sweetness a trouting expedition before sbe was astir. that startled me, being so antipodal to my At supper she was absent, and her Mother At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop H xaUSmB Pensions. I aid, «ri«r - tourae.' - ddib- American and Foreip. Paleate, Dr. J. B. LaSura’s Ad. doeor i iwlnicuoo.—how I wm SS of «or ** RE.{D!READ! READ! Special Medical Announcement .. flibo’d h»»o Ibougbl i would go "o ■Joy (’amfort and Happinesg Sick । j ।could not hzup footing that this aombre ‘ tshadow wtafint my heart instead. 111 ahnieasly followed the winding road Into the valley, descending ■ at every step Ifurther aad further into the shadow ; yet 1my soul into ita own shadow plunged more :recklcaoly still, the gloom lurrounding it ideeming almost sullen in its deepening in1 '•y.’ssi aid Afflicted I "I's^oudlT." looliug “ F™L“* d5°*’ OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. .. DR. J. B. LaBURE Araan of ““ Bonniy. Suddenly it grew lighter. What did jit presage'? A hrYo cumnlous of doud ]had driftedjnto the range' of the sun’s , ।rays, and caught die splendor, sending ।them down to cartEcTu a glow of reflec­ ;tion. “ If my own soul could drift into ।such a volume of light,” I thought, bittarily, and walked slowly onward. What marvelous shapes the clouds take ।at times I This one and smaller ones, ,drifting with and counter to it, suddenly took the shape of a huge anchor, seeming to me, in my shortened vision, a gleam of mighty iron glowing with a false glim­ mer. ■ So iotaut wu my gup bent heavenward that I did not observes figure immediately in front of me, emerging from the valley. It was a female figure, and I hastily stepped on one side to aHow her to pass, hardly withdrawing my gne from the heavens. The moment she had passed, in obedience to a sudden impulse, I turned my hand to ace hcrantao turoed to obcerve rnp. The light from the cloud of hope shone full in her face, and I started at the recognition. Was my soul, than, drifting as yonder cloud had dona ? Was this thrill that bathed it in pathos the light in­ deed that warms and glorifies all it shines on—or was it but mocking irony ? l“ Mias Pen? I exclaimed, u jhis m a rare jJeasure. •: J,--/) • . . She advanced in the same ahy manner as of old. and held out her hand in the old doy-strle. “ Was it you, then, I wm to meet at the station ?" ah" uked. “Were ynu expecting some due?" I with work, 1 b.d rapprod I .hould Ibrgu the little country girl, and return heart­ uked, a little bewildered. '‘Jio^yee," wm the hesitating reply. whole from the European trip I had been if I teU ytm, you wiHhngt at eommiariened to take by the house in which 1 was employed; but evary day nt the old only added to the intensity of. my suffer­ ings, and finally the longing I felt must forever be unrealised became so much a "•.'riXo told tilt olUn eoongb to part ot my existence that even sunlight began to take ita hues from the half-ripened k.ov u bj b«n, Frrf. I think 1 .bJl table tremor tt bar wica—M tebaa sudden­ . „ bj to-morrow nigh*.u.l- orange. But the exigencies of the business I ly I was impraottd with the idea that I TO till go too it I few dip. was transacting demanded my continued was to meet somebody at the station. The “ Not I. I shell ,t*y «nother fortnight' stay, and levied such a tax on my mental notion occurred to me at once as to ridicu­ Bat it #t * Albright. U’s Bettled, then. Walk capacities that I soon began to look upon lous that I laughed outright. my trouble as annoying, but not serious, would not be laughed down, and finally I up to the station with me, and yon can and as though a callous had. grown over it, started, and—hero I am." send mv frank along some dpy when the I then told her how I had just returned and no pain would result from it unless a violent strain wore brought to bear upon from .Europe, and was on my way to find my mothor and sister, when X yu almost d.rfe.inacbtot ihnantion >o«« irm. Then disaster came and the house sud­ impelled from the can. brfwn llio tmio n<in,md w<iU down “ And JO» »«« P“8 ri<ht by without OT7rod. BOM wnlk ororiooku* lb. nl- denly failed, leaving me adrift, and I was preparing to return borne when I was . of­ fered an advantageous position in a foreign Br th* w," «dd Bred, “ I didn't the ground I was standing on, and note house, a member of which, I was courte­ .bowTOlbi^ Bb. lookrf «> ously informed, had “ observed the mas ing to nuke a misstep. oh.rn.bR, I oonldn I bolf U; Fred and I would both have • been terly manner in which I bad managed the —which be affairs of the branch which bad been en­ disappointed if you had." . “ Ah I is Fred here?" trusted to mo.” So, of course, it transpired that I did not return to my native land that autumn, the city to-mrexow or next day. To tell Mud I.WP >kan. “>* Mr' «•** ^^Silicl. «» •■“‘to I ~ the truth it's getting a lUtle dull and mo­ notonous, and—" u Dull and monotonous I What has got Ink, ™ r Why, ll'» «J, • « «»» Y„, If look. »o.U *> “■ B“‘ f jo« »“» “J‘»l> .8°^ 10 M U»‘ I" l“rilr a., « noolli jek l on r. jBM iki quc.i* PA I N TER • Jefferson St, ward the spot Fred had ehesea far his vantage ground to view the valley. Little < MY LILY OF THE VALLEY. At Kalamazoo* Mich lithiiai * J- that woul^ draw £taiae, from, the moqt cou-c servative critic.’' ' uu.—.■ix •­ . Juatbofi Frank needed no sepqnd Lint; aqd m attbuiilds he painted away, I observed1 the beautiful sec her. i Nearly two months had elapoed, and I had heart no wort from Fred. I wu on I the point of putting a change of linen in i my Mtche), and taking-a two days' ran in search of him, and to see if Mms Pony i had returned, when I received a Jotter, I At my OLD STAND on Jefferaou Street. ■wlueb, to soy the leait, indefinitely post। poned the matter. : I give only those parts my reader will 10r- The above goods have been selected be intertatedin: with great care and will be “ My dear bov, congratulate me—that sold at prices that is, with an if, She won't name the day, 1 or positively premise that she ever will. 1 But it is so well settled in my own mind 'that I shall order the suit as soon an 1 ar1rive in town, which will bo Mme day next week, if I can tear myself awty so long." ' “ How did I do it ? Blest if I know I Call soon and examine my stock and I never dreamed of such a thing till you dropped that remark you did when I gave ' you the sketch of the lady in a masquer; <ado drtM, that ‘ a wise man is content with what he ean get,' which flashed through my brain the intelligence. that you had | been rejected, or were satisfied yon would Jbe. Why, I never could conceive, for I always supposed you to be the favored one, but I didn't puxxlo over the conundrum , very long. From that momert 1 care myself up to the task of winning her, 'and went at it rough and tumble. I never 1went into anything bo’ reoklawly, because thoughts just then." volunteered the information that, sbe had never before in my life hod I been so seri­ “ There !" a sadden serwusncM settong gone to visit her cousin* over the moun­ ously in earnest. over her manner. "That convinces.me tain. “ But you don’t tare for ■details. If that you are*not obeying your doctor. 1 ou “ It’s in the j'inlng county, some twenty au« have been thinking of thoee dreadftil miles off," she said. . " Ooe of the boys ‘ none but the brave deserve the fair,' I have at least earned the trophy I shall columns of fignr«, «<! *P«*’ “d was over this way on some business or and ‘ shorts,’ and such ridiculous nouseoae. other, and sbe appeared kind o' moping, ,henceforth wear so proudly on mjr Don't you remember yoa told me that you and when he snoke on’t I jest bundled her breast." Before Fred returned from tho country, shouldn't think of any 'calb but calling off quick: It'll do her good. She's ajgal of lb. Ww Anuno.o 1 was on the Atlantic. I had again bothe cows, nor any ‘ shorts but thoee they I.porud M»bfe, T.bku ud Hubboo like all others." haVed in a cowardly wanner, and deserted have for their supper, to make them ^ve of *11 d-cipuon m»d. to onj.r on .bort “ Twenty miles I" I repeated. “ She’ll my colors when a vigorous movement on notice notice, also Granite Monument* of rou an extra quantity of milk for your probably be gone some 6* or six days, my own part, instead of resulting so, Ceakfast, ro you can go back to.the etty the various patterns supplied to customers. would have had a decidedly contrary re­ , in the &H vigorous for business, and irosn then ?’, “ Five or six weeks, more like," was the SrAemSofyeurnmtimrt.’ sult •'Quite a long speech, upon my wonL reply. “ I told her she'd have to stay, most likely, till we sent for her, and that And ft is not a month yet since I suppowd wouldn't be till after harve-ting was all could neithsrsM nor understand what taken place, nor how it all tended to you never indulged in anything beyond over. The men and horses u mighty busy advantage had 1 but followed it un. 1 monosyllables, and Bcnttered ones al: that. ‘ T^ank you for nothing. But how do daring the hot weather." knowledge did not come to me till m “ I sav Fred," I said that evening, as months afterward. von like my costume ?" . .L— .mnVlfifr nnr cionrs. <n*Tae Grocery Bmra«co PMS10NAL AND BUSINESS CARDS 'and made no objection to my appropriating his sketch. The sun was linking behind the moun- fMMb.IiMM !s**r been for some time in deep shadow. effect, and made occasional.deeultoqr ro~- last time I had seen Fred he was engaged marks, on a variety of subjects, presently in making a sketth of the waller, hardly ""^nIow Apropos that.masquerading .rig faking his eyes from the • canvas to Md me a cbeery gpodiye. For some reason fho was I She is, indeed, a lily of the valley, train, wm delayed a few momenta, and as I both lily and valley being ii). their respect­ gaxed over the valley, the old feeling of ive .ways vbarmmg, in a superlative sense." The whistle sounded just then, and I started for the train, leaving Fred busy on train was again motion I stood upon the bis picture, hardly looking up when he said rude country station platform, unable to re« yonder is enough like vou to paM for.your ,good-bye, and prophesied my return in a ।riot the force impelling me thefc, thinking I could pursue my journey the next day u own, if you should only tell people you few days. • Several tintea after my return to the were masquerading. How like a lily of After the train had departed, ana I ob­ I camo near doing so, wondering if ii the valley it looks, with the round, deli- city < was not cowardly in me to strike tay colors ।served the-curious country eyes scanning catcly penciled ruff I" singular movements, I suddenly real,: What an idea !" said Miss Perry, the iat such a moment, and if “ Puss" did not ,my daughter of my hostess. *' And yet, since ' ।expect me to come over the mountain to i r; I'.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION: or advertising. WHOLE NO 2030. did.aej.dntefpfct-tiil later,mu ocasun, „ Jilbi and «w«* • body wdd. Yo, SLlly, by felB»S ■» kv« W»U« My heart to hunt up cronies, by aid of memory and directories. But 1 had no lack. Fred I could get no track of, oaljf that be had .Jkj �,„r. tatc, b. -• our uDcxpeotedly ! Of cour.ws fbe raff waa noth Washington letter. so jiroitoance.uor the rotUns folds to tho J drem gathering in a ma.«, bock of the : neck, so angular and so still u represented in the Elxsabethan portraits, ^Bt there she wm m the dress, with modiflestiona, in whidte she had anade the final aaaanft os my bsBrta and WM »»-“ WlknMringfr now. The mill, in Now England u, started up, and trade from that* ,(•«■<«I improved. The South and West u *w more frody, and the p*^ l? lhe "I'niig is • r i,,afa *I‘"d “ >* U“- Como- lime. oueMlj, thur. will be • P»‘ “°J i„g, thi. ,«r »>n ■“* Mr. Tilden is umfantood to be onecur- . ' buldisg «.»a idle for But U aging tho revolutioniste. it will giw W* ?«»■ “p tlt0£,%S*?a”Ji “d • great many Gov, Hpndtfoks has eight « deeded;, kttj fagtan that Diflnocrafa ■ spite from the abuse of the Democratic “Not to a certainty; I «*? much. You are very py, M I press. ,ap- Ed. Bas editor of the Capital, was ■ Bonn _... warrant issued y«Urf«y umtul upon of-the District Ing rebellion, itf- Senator Edmunds is now the tar­ get for the mud-slingers. /.Frediaths h-worid. How 'Umotam and riot,* and is now out on come President for one your. H. wm adritel TOO, iTXAPV, U» atet of a, Maia diapateh hu just come' otiL It was scot “ illecl;,4’ and Mr. Tilden., wm thus called after yqq went overthe smK ifi W.wiA Ota FmneWeave »a»> <bl, I ww nah « rilV <te tW-W« ‘Aid thiuk you l*T. jrowu riat Mvb. not, nor Uppia; Alt wtaM ia growth, not hspfiinnn, after all. Mph is the object, hapmMM the remit; revemc, m people generally aop- THE VICTORY IS OURS I m narsete is ernt. RUTHERFORD B. HAYES Dwhrad ' Poor Hoedfyl'To thiukofhis being set down by a unanimous rote of this par­ Ho tisan Cosjmiaaiou I had better go CotMtitutioiMlly Elected President of , Mtamination of President Hayes, if it did York He wuu Bite » ■*» rood, but lie eriute tete dedute. to do ioethiog of the ebrt, cWutiog, end properiv that Mr. Morrissey went tnto the adulation m a speculation, and that if be This h the thus returned to power can ride in safety from the Executive Mansion to the Capi­ tol to be inaugurated, wo are fitted for ths slavery that Win feltow ths iaanguralion. The Electoral Commission was unanL. How soon our!lamp poste.Will bear fruit it mous in not accepting Cronin's vote from is for tho people of the South to my." Oregon. They agreed that Oregon's 3 votes should be counted for Hayes and Which for More thaw U Yean Ea. b-<a tai last Sunday, strongly hinting at the most inflammatory paragraph : " H a man Wend Mid uweute, ■tain VkeUta aM Family Paper, as is well known all oyer the Uaitwd Stales i. in pfbliahed weakly, contain, right Urge hasMt it b< it^k •wears that ticians, and gambling. is th? same as though ho had any other game. Morrime; there b no honor among pollhe^is going back to regular He says the worst skin game There is altogether too much of thia dan-, writem J Shit asaaationa! trash, but u atother ia willing to have her children rud The whole tone of the paper h pur* end rating. It also contain. Historical and Biornthicri article* ; Scientific; Agricultural sa-l lfQuw. hold Departments; ftahicu Article wwkly fresh and unexcelled; Humorou* Note.; Uu erary Review. ; New. Notes; Boys' and Girls' 1 Column. ; and Strong and Sparkling Ediuriale. etc., etc. Js juxl .Uch a paper utnn. body loves to read, and ths price is ealy genius and foolish talk about areMsioation, TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. Wheeler bf 8 to 7. And (Uli our Platform. "Honest money ipr all, and free schools for all. There should be no infiation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interfarance which will destroy the other.” and it is to be hoped that the parties coun­ He re­ seling such action may be held to a rigid cently said that even if Davis had been se­ accountability for their folly and crime. Semple copy containing elub rate., stt., sent on receipt ©T a 8 eeat stamp Addms Montgomery Blair fools had. lected u the fifth Judge on the Commis­ Amongst the ramors prevailing regard­ sion, the Democratic prospect would bare ing Mr. Hayes' Cabinet, ia one that Gen. been no better that it is now. Huribut of Illinois will take Tho Memphis Appeal, a leading Demo­ portfolio, and Logan succeed cratic journal, says : Tho Democratic par­ Constantinople. ty must go before the country with a clear that Speaker Randall BENNETT A FITCH, tea«■--------- atHrv. ml NEW ADVERTISMENTS. the War Maynard at It was also on dit to-day wm to resign to pre­ record, and this it can do by submitting to vent Hayes being counted in. the decision scarcely cither to bo believed or feared. The cups. eity is full of it. C. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. Men are killing But this is women—women are killing men, and cashiers are getting away with the bal­ ance*. The gamblers are getting- their harvests is, and, in short, the <a» com­ The once opprobious qiithet of •‘South- itrary, the President intends to adhere mandment! are having a hard time of it. era fire-eater” must be formally read out ।strictly to his non-interference policy in A curious case camo to the surface yester­ of the language. Ben. Hill of Georgia :regard to Louisiana. In conversation this day. The confidential man in a. Wa|l and John Young-Brown of Kentucky are week with the delegation from that State, street banking house was suspected by the striving to hold in cheek the revolntitfnUt ho spoke.quite freely in regard to his in­ president of using money that belonged to the bank. The president, to assure him-, of New Yoik, Ohio and Hliuois. tentions, stating that he had no idea ci self, put a 'detective on "his track ; and it' Governor Hayes met with a very cor­ rceognixiog either government, or taking was made a certain thing that he was*livdial reception at Fremont, O., Saturday :any action whatever, except to maintain ing‘ a long way ahead of his salary, and that be could not carry his expenses with­ evening, and made an impromptu speech, ithe *tatu gua; and that u his own admin­ out stealing at least ten thousand - a 'yuar, I: wm characterized by tho sound com­ istration was dow so nearly terminated, be The prarilent took kiss UlJ hialprireto mon sense which has characterized all his intended to leave the maUar entirely to his office, and, without a great deal of gravity^ of the tribunal of ita own —Ltu than 4 Cail! a H>rt. Com ’ , LkittR ! not in fact directly counsel it. upon to pay for his own death warrant. > flfi.000 tMl. The ohur “hared upon an editorial which apppeared in the Capi- WosV—and not atop at Cincinnati, either. the United States. Wk,,-. He is quite the ingen cer­ tain circles. But you know all about that pccbably ?" - ' “No. I have beeaM iauaened in boein«a In Europe that I have absolutely not heard of or from him since—tot me see; no, not anca ho wrote, jwt after my re­ turn from here, to tall me of his engage, meet with you." “His — engagement — with—me—1” drawing a sharp breath ax the enunciation offrerj Wted. ’‘Ho bm never engaged ; The neanret thing about the GobHt Prhe Eijwnil fir a fat Notwithstanding all reports to the con­ lut, fall, and married'■ycouain, aad—\> I did not bear her reply, only taw her abate her bead fa. the rapidly gathering dusk, and clanped my arm around her u I had three sauunea before. But she did not withdraw from my embrace this time, in ever no gentle a mkoner*, and when I asked her to be my lily of the valley, the answer she gave shone over my soul m the deporting sunlight had over the anchor­ Dated Usaras.febraary 12. W!. shaped cloud, and the reflected radiance illuminated my whole being. Stole Roms. The Portland girls will not amoctalc with any young men who drink, or who frequent Every iron rail io to bo replaced with ateel on the Michigan Central Railroad thia spring. There will be a meeting of the General Paaaenger Agents of Michigan railroads in That scandal loving sheet, the Detroit East Saginaw on Thursday next. A bill has been introduced Into the State AVaawy Wricx, Micrta that Got. Hnyesu Legbfatere making it a penal offense for to recognize Nicholls as Governor of Louis­ lawyers to advertise to obtain (fivorees. iana. We presume there is not a man in Reform ia Lhc watchword of tho hour, and Reform Clubs exist all orer the State, die nation crxxy enough to suppose that but they are not for Tilden and Reform. Gov. Haykr, will accept the Preeidency, The Paw Paw Chwrier says i “ Woodia by the action of the Returning Board of worth but fl 1 » o»ld bow, and wo know of eontrecte being made far 18 oords for Louiaiens, and then repudiate its action in •Ifrf » • counting in Packard as' Governor. InAi lady writes from Portland, Ionia county : “ Dr. Reynolds has been here and coMiatancy of action has yet, ter the first we are happy, for Portland Km been revo- time, to be attributed to President-elect lutMMued.'1 The citixens of Li^tio Traverse tyffe in­ augurated aWreUMbt for aeciiilng an inc" tension of the Grand Rapids and Indiana railrood to that point. public utterances ainoe tht Presidential isueccesor. struggle bsgun. At the expiration of his term of office, President Grant intends visiting Europe with his family. He will then The Cincinnati J&tcs asya the New York Siin continues to make some dread­ hare been for sixteen <x> caeca tire years in The is the public aervjcc. informed the cashier that all his outgoings and incomings wen known—that be spent his nights at a certain house uptown— that be paid the rent ofthe house, and the axpeuem of tho lady Wftaliaafr Ja jj । ami . , The first exprceeion of public opinion projudhcod. It will pardon us, we hope far remaiting that its perfaraunres mar its '•o the present political situation will be physiognomical beauty more than they given at tho election .of Congreesmen and State officers in New Hampshire, which hurt the next President. The main, object to be gained by the machinery of the Tribunal was the assur­ ance of a dear title to' the incoming Dres­ den L And yc* the Duffifiinfs are already takes place March. on the second Tuesday in The dty election which occurred in Philadelphia thia week can hardly be ccets a great deal of money, but 1 do not pay it In my situation I cannot afford “ «^rt ■WT-'itf-tht, regarded as a political contest, since no jbative business. iiraml hWaiorc Firsl-claM Machtae Agents, ued I eaergy and ability to ... th. ™pl,. Mm-----------learn the bm.inc«N o( selling »cw wm, the gains were decidedly Jin favor of in thenekt Aouse, the ladf fan. ire>, hnp/ tnx Machine*. CoMpensatioa pens to be a sirter of the lady who is food UbnraUbatwaryiBg according to the Republicans. of me. The two women have always been abaiicw.chnracier and quail I tenIn new Hampshire a close political issue partners, and knowing that I wm a mere U*n« wf the Acral. For particeis made, and both partiM are going into subordinate, Mrs-------------- , your woman, thfiskrtilactotCLCiiitat the fight very ranch afraid of each other. make* you pay enough to keep both house The decision of the contest, which will be going. I am stealing something, but I am t tMV W. T«. • pRinodDeing Gov. Hayas a “ usurper," on the presumption that bis right of poraesaion will be certified and authenticated in exact accordance with the plan of .their own dictation. Iribvne says: ThoNew York “The Louisiana decision threw the Cornexa into regarded m a sort of popular verdict, will a state of excitement and woe only a little be looked forward to with intense intenet lew profound than it -did the Democratic all over the country. But the The weaiher continues of the same A 1 Corners has one great, advantage over a quality*, that is just such spring-like wmtir CongiMsnMn Democratic st Washington. caucus in the -fact tiut the ** ”n E01 *n ”lber part of tho bi*iM o( the faxmer are oonsuatniirti m eountry. “Igo a.fishing" MXt moqth, Nuby, whilufa tho latter - tltoy rdre. too What else transpired will known. 0-*- *VT promoted imx never bo ________ — _______ into one house, raving the expense <ff | mission rqjecto Cronin’s vote, the product if months rf intrigue, telegraphing, and MBGIUPH i, »nd c»ni It 'intis >d Mtkklion. r»»7. la MaeUdnc. ■CtkUinriiR. 0. : n lull. tade, and fearlesMeu whioh Mr. Morton for property; and lie is going to build this neliapy ,£r. T^hn. wm obtained by dite y—M “ RP 4 flegree." 1 . t nn. Mummer, because be wiH be able to build W.-J. M. Savors. Mar' reputfibh ■ .It^thw cw the afire cheaper .than he .ever will again. For ia Six yuan of Dwnosraticrak fa Miteou. dhd not neck the maw, but the mau sought H. Whifaey, Xsrari km brought ka .legitimate, fmfa . fa. the yffioe. by the agencies with which weal ­ “5 w. G.TresMrer-R. H. Morrison, , thy and unscrupulous politicians are ft- Mvonleetettfensf that The Utt. BMd to ooa. Flint R. W. G. thafl. R. W. G, TE’ltast Worthy Grand MMtermede iTalboa*. Afwta wm1»4. O.lSitel lebw. TKUKAIXI. Au»c-U>. real party lines were drawn; but, m it >ng up two establishments, aud Ixsm u OQMMMBIlira iBn fins . TUX BDILDIRQ PXO«FBCT. ’ the concern to meet there to•ffaira of the bank? W1S bargaining, by a uteuimou vote’ Now Here hM boon no building fa New the Democrate have the non-partisan Com- York to speak offer three yean; because rmrahes. two of its officer? provided fat.’“ rtaMMl ritfamo 0ftGraBd Bapids, have pa-. and to the party management which it in­ mBrion they have been preying for. How there u now w> the island more houses mx NforsPArafa. than there are families, and more stoles titioaed the iegfetetare to pees a law to m>i voiced, or which wm submitted to at kis do they like it? tahUsh a State Befana Beheei hr ghta. dictation, is chiefly due our present defeat The Chicago JHfaote prints a ddiifofe- than there are merdunta. . Real estate is Hotel keepers w3 be touted fo et It is as gross an absurdity to compare his leaded editorial advising tM Kenyte to tho poorest property a man can have in biU now before the House at Lansing re­ case with that of Jackson, when Adams this dty, for then is no such thing m quiring them to keep a coil of inch rope’ wmelocted by the House of Ropreeenta- elect Mr. Morton President of that body, in view of the evident intention of a part dodging taxes on it, and rents are nothing. ia each sleeping room of their hotels, om But as bad os the lookout is for rente end of whaeh shall be fastened to the floor- tires, m it would be to compere the rich, of tho Democrats to fillibustcr. It saya ; —all to be used u a means of escape ini supple end adroit New York lawyer and ” The man of all otiiers for the Praaident there will be a very large amount of bnildcom Are. veteran politician with the ragged and poor feg ti.is season. The imgt New Yorker to select to act m Prmident of the United The Grand Lodge I. O.O. T. of Mich- soldier and patriot who roM to deserved States for nearly a yam, fa ome Democrat­ » foolish enough to believe n> the final triumph of the city over the advene mr- are here. Tfa ic perfidy ehal neemeitate !p fa Oliver P. the 7Vm« i, j«M holding rt. owTSd Morton of Indiana. ' The emergency will onnstancoB it finds itself in, and that with­ hardly that, the Sna » nuking somethinc be om demanding all the energy, prompt in st year or Uro there will be a but not mneb, and the rest nreMukter the ftdtowiur aypouitmenta : ’ W._ G. Itafad-E. Dl G. HoMan, B.QOK8 to aU oUwv. W A ‘ ful faces »I Governor Hayes. muehsesMered tobeof ^jy n»:" OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Receiver Trowbridge, of the Detroit and The ImC of the labors of Hcrculsa las There is an increasing manifestation of Milwaukee railroad, has been granted parr i dislike to Tilden among the Southern been aroompliahod. The throe votm of miarion by Judge "Reilly to contract for 100 Demoerate, and the Smtikty Herald of the Oregon are counted for Hayes and Wheel­ BuiMioj - Pomicl — Crim. — Tb. new freight cars for that road. er. That ww to be expected. But the Newepapars—Bualaeac. Hon. A. B. L'heney, of Sparta Centre, 25th fast, had a leading article protesting Stir York. Feb. ntk, 1877. Kent county, will deliver an address be­ againrt a new election with Tilden m can­ unexpected has also happened.' .Tfae Com­ fore the State Boakeepers’ Aseeciation at didate. It says, Lansing, bn Thuraday, March lith. Sub­ U U» dun thu Mr. TSHn U rotSUed to ject, “Shall faoMrvkaqphaMT u another nomination - u the -hands of his Msvor Peirce, Judge Withey, D. Darparty, We charge thit to his nomination $25000^”^.id Cotabituiiea' Pro- W4C-.IS..P. —; all th, uoAa, tut «Ur monay. IVonlri k.w- , : lenthneo^ !h*rd rimm iktams there ■ ift Advertisement^ GTLLET & HALL, ' Murnhants tn »ork And S’.4", ®y & co �The Grand Central Hotel, New York, noted | for its profuse and elaborate deeorations and I elegant table, now offers the same accommoda­ tions al a redact ion from H to <2.» and. WWo trust tho Roputdicans of the a.veral Wards of tfio City’of HaaUngs and the several Mle>ri«a7«AW mi». Special Notices. Notice. A Farm of 40 acres to rant. 25 acres unproved, with building*. Inquire of J. R. Eastman, office over Hastingx National Bank. towmshipa in tho county of Barry win not fall 02 W. Maflzen St, Chicago. C. M. RUNYAN’S. marl’77 to send up a full delegation to the Gounty Con­ vention on Saturday, The Junior Rnfonx Club pcr&etod Its orga­ nization last evening, and now has a member­ ship of 48. The eldest son of Hon, D. B. Cook Is tho President, with a full corps of Vice Madison Dispensary, 1 hrow Away that Stub I would respectfully niinouncoto the citi­ zens of Hoistings and vicinity, that I haVte a new and . 1 ' And go buy a firsl-claai cigar of Em. Busv~ ’ baa jatt filled up with a stock of Presidents, Secretaries. he. Wo will send Tai SaTvanar Evexixo Post and the Baxxaa for one year on receipt of f3. ■ marlt3 |l,60. Address publisher of tho Barnts*.' Tss Pocltkt Woatn. Hartford. Conn.; K H. Stoddard. Monthly. $1.25 per annum. Thta is a neat magazine which cannot fail to be welfotned by the poultry raiser. It is filled With excellent hints, advice, etc., forthase who keep fowls of any kind, either for pleasure or 7 uuuat wot. oa sauu hthoiosv. To those who are already subscribers to the Bateau, wo will eend the Ton on receipt of Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starclj, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will l>e sold at Call and sec our Text, fobltf Smith, Hoolk & Preston’h. POSITIVELY CURED M. D. Rood desire, lo call attention to his qew Wagon Shon, where he may bo found at all noun of any day, ready to do any work in, bis line, from putting a new now seems no doubt he will be, the Republi­ spoke in an old wboel, to the building of cans of tha city of Hastings, with such of tha best buggy ever seen in tho -county ol their friends from the country as cap meet Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the profit, and in profusely illustrated. Should Hayes be declared elected, as there them, will celebrate hie inauguration by a bon- shop with Jason Rich k Bro., fira and other demonstrations of joy and sal- Church and Railroad Street. XX6tf isfaclion on Monday evening, March 6tb. •Ft<->«T»»qp<~h31« JF’JEXXCJSS. al now gives this recipe free on receipt • to pay expenses. Hemp atoo euro uaiueaat the stomach, and will break n twenty-four hour*. Address CbadlOHRaee 8L. Philadelphia, nasulux corner o Remember the place, at J. S. RUJV'YJIJV'S Boot and Shoe Store, Jetfebson stbeet. Rire me a call. I xxifiGLf C. M. RUNYAN. GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS Read the following from the Grand Rapid. Saturday Kvnnog Pott of the 10th ult"Frank Board, the chalk-talk artist, delighted a largo audience at the opera house Tuesday evening. In rapidity of movement and originality of de­ sign he is equal to Next, who gave a similar entertainment at Luce's hail two er three years — --------j Putt off that Dirty Dollar. Go and sec tho beat dock of collars ever brought to Hsuitings, just received at Eta. Bushy's. marltB. wj’.eb^es;. Contract- tho probate eonn fur the county uf Harry, the probate efice.lt> the city of llulluo. Advertised Letters. Commercial. Catharine J oh mon Chas. Ilobertton, Almira B. Smith. Frank Chalker, John Bridler. Outtus Hubbert. Adison Hatcher. Mend Bcek- lUxxsu Ornct. Feb. 15. 1877. WHEAT.(whiteJ per bushel--------------- MSM1 WHXAT.tredl per bushel------------- ,— SMI : L. B. Clapp, Boule Crack ; Lapham Jt Wa­ terbury. Chicago ; Roehm & Davison, Detroit; Wm. Stoors, CUrkUoa. Mich. IJro. M. Mavras, I’. M. Odd Fellowship. HUS The following figures from the report of the Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, ahowi the growth of Odd Fellowship Ml ud that dirty cellar-Xm. Bothy. W'ctld.-li; H. Stoddard. i'nbats Ord sr—Osbcra Minor*. ia thia Blate during the peal year: Number of Initiations. 1,838 CHICKENS, per lb CHEESE, PeV lb--------WOOL, perlb—..... — SALT. fine.per bbl..._ HALT, coarse, per bM. DRIED PRACHX8. neared. per lb..DRIED PEACHES, unpeared. perib DRIED APPLES. i>«r lb------------ ----- POULTRY WORLD. A spleadsd Illustrated Monthly, dvrelwi mirth 5*8fel.TMY Number cf brothers relieved. Number cf widows' families relieved, 110 ■ Expended for relief of brothers. $8,275 Expended for benefits and buriale. ‘ ’ Foreducation of orphan*, 1,181 For general charity,. 06.631 Total expensea of lodges, 67.M8 Receipts of lodges, Down in All About the County. Making maple sugar seem* lo be the formers I Mt time there days. 7'ie I'.r'.na Club now numlrtrs about 250 Our efficient i <,.;nty Clerk left yesterday af- the Mouth. City Drug Store Ceo. M. Savage & Co’s Col. Partie» aniwerinr say of those adeertix menu will pleaae state where they saw the same. HASTINGS, Dsrxorr. Feb. XT. W7. The jobbins biuiaeu u now rood. tome of the brarehes reporting a regular Bpring trade having already eat ia. If we do not have another election exeiument to deraaxe tr.de alt summer. food times, it 1. thought. will be felt right off in all di­ Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfulli/ compounded. Also a full line of When there is a continual dropping down into tho back of the mouth, with irritation and inflammation of the nasal cavities and throat, with hawking, spitting, and a sense of folnees about the head, be not deceived or thncy.lt is a simple cold. Yon arc afliicted with that scourge of this climnte. Catarrh, the forerun­ ner of Consumpiioo. Ln its early "‘•gee a ftw Keroasne Oil-Mfob. ls»U bellies of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy wiU ef­ Lard Ofl-Mo. 1--------------fect an entire cure. When confirmed. Dr. Lira Stock—Ordinary------Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ohotild be uoml In connection with the Remedy. There etsadard remedies have been before the public ■nanv veaas and tbeir use has been attended cussioaof Caiarrh aodiuraHonai treatment Is contained in “ The People'• Common Sense Medical AdTlanr,” a book of over nine hun dred pages, illustrated with two hundred and eighty two engravinp, bound ia «‘,t:Jr‘c'' pofflpejd, gl.60. Address, Publishing Depart­ ment, W'orid'e Dispensary, Buffalo, N. T. PERIWIES, MBS, PH, OILS, DYE STUPES, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. OHIOAGO SEED COMPANY Importers, Growers, and Jobbon of FOREIGN and domestic ■raws for a trip t<j Kalamazoo. Mich Mmsh. Poteen k Barlow arc receiving their •lock, and will open doors pretty soon. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. xxIG8tf Mr. Brooks will open his singing school very STAVES. STAVES. Men, hot we are not advised what day. We hope «ur friends wUl not forgot to oonWbtue 10 the TempimMe Reading Room. M B. Frye, of Creasy's Comers, died on the XtyUt,, of .jmpiexy, aged about 60 years. iNnaSWS Tie Circuit Cturt win convene al 2 P. M. on Monday next, his Honor, Judge Hoyt, pro­ aiding. Send in your orders for job work. 1,000 «»rda, ajr tor, on wrd-board far 83.00. Frank Beard, the Chak-ta!k artist, mid to U wperiw to N'ml win be al Union Hall March 10th. iscal fyta Mee? Timothy—--------Tallow—Buy In*. florauguide Highest Market Price Cash, VTOKS l<Ves ai|< i„ i!lftUpirtoed President of these L61ud Su«w »n Sunday, March dih. AU true Flower aid FeffeUHo Cartel, the nut beautiful work of the kind in th. world. lloooUht nearly ISO pages, hundred. offlao lltos- ®«n abou’.d rejoice. I. *. Vreouun has been up among the law o‘k*» thia week, and comes home looking than eve- before. . < |7 _?* France meeting wiU bo hold at Hall sen Ubbato eveatog. Asaeshh wiU deliver addreooea. . '•dm- rmitaa, to rrp., <W W iM,. ma., nmn. E. D. WHITE, lUanxsa. Mica.. SepL t, 1876. *• w* go to press we learn Ural Frauk HM« F-aq, of I rairievflla, Is vary low. wBh "MH cbm* .f improvement. I »• xj �that have been in the market a longer or shorter time, are *ure to be a success in any locality, except where they have been fully tasted. In consequence of this fact, those who are desirous of obtaining new varieties, which have not been tested sevcvcral years in their vicinities, must run the risk of the result No particular cre­ dence should be given to what ia said in grape circulars, about the adaptation of vines to alj localities; nor to the testimo nials in regard to the qualities of different varieties offered for sab, because testimo­ nials as to quality are often given by men who are not good judges of grapes. The best I can do for those who aroaeeking for good varieties is to say: Tho Debware, Iona, 'Agawam (Roger*' Hybrid, No. 16) and Concord, are the four best old colored varieties, which may be risked THUS AND SO. WkatatWwMA cams to tell > AR fkM aUttan ia not rold ? Oh! bo feature, plain or striklmr, - But a rxnrar we cannot shan. Cultivated timber—a school board. Gray wiU be tho fashionable spring. Railroads Railroads. Phax and Phon. n j ~~~~ _____ Railroad,. ■ me M W Jitiiu & Sajlsai tAUISM. WBbortart Um CMe*r» and Orawi H/ o«/y W Srew/A DaV Cocehnand One-third of the population Carolina is illiterate. hchig'^SIiW’south. -X-XSAE Tasle. Taking Mact Bee. OOIXG EAST. Mr. Moody, the evangelist. years old list Monday. To keep moths out of old dothing, it is recommended to give the dothing to. the poor. Smidgkins says: “Make your home happy—even if you have to stay awsy from it," It is estimated that the bridge between New York and Brooklyn will cost 190,• in any part of the country where the Con­ cord ripens. There are several new varie­ ties which have lately coma into market, aa the Brighton. Champion, Worden'a 000,000. The “ blM<hta" cure must boa homeo­ pathic remedy, on the principle that panes will eure pains. The marriage of Miss Wood to Mr. Tubbs, in New York, informs us when she wooed'n where. If a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, is a mole ou the face Worth two in the ground ? g^P* _------ . ' have been hum»- , expect that any very groat reformation has taker place in the morals of grape vine venders. Buy sparingly and with the expectation of being chi ated in some de­ gree, and then all will be right As an instance . of ariarepreaentation, some years A good hotbed may be mads upon the surface of the ground, piling up the ma­ nure from two foot, six inches to three feat high, and at feast six inches wider all around than the frame. This extra width tendsio preserve the heat within the frame; and if it be a fool wider than the frame it would be belt er than six inches. ‘The situation should be where the soil is dry; and the bed should front to the sjuth, or u nearly south as tho location will permit The sashes should be procured before the bed is made, or their exact tiie should be known when the frame ia made ; and tho frame may bo made to hook closely to­ gether. ao as to be removed, and easily stored away when Dot in use. Fresh Korea dung is the best manure to produce heat It should be thrown into a heap and wet slightly about' a week before it is placed on tho bed, and turned over once or twice before using it to increase the host When put on the bed, tread it down firmly, and cover it about six inches deep with light, rich soil, and ascertain the degree of beat when you desire to sow your seeds, by plunging a thermometer into the soil; and if too warm, wait a day or two for the bed to cool. grees Seeds will stand a beat of 90 de­ very well. Sometimes ~ sown in pots and pans, which seeds are plunged into the manure without any covering of soil; but in such a case, it shonldjbc cov­ ered or three or four inches deep with sand ashes to retain the heat Wooden boxes six incbee deep, made of very thin boards, about two fset long, and one foot wide, would bo better than pans and pots for some kinds of plants. The bottoms might be of tine, or galvanised sheet-iron, perforated with small boles to allow water to pass through them, if, the watering should be too copious. Buch boxes could be pocked in without sty waste of room; aad foey could be easily removed to fork up tho bed anew to increase the heat, or to allow a new bed to be made, when the heat cTtte aid om is too umah axhauted. vertiaed aa ripening in New York State in August, and as being ‘‘the only raisin grape in the United States." It turns out with mo to ripen with the Concord, and to 1'C no raisin grape at all, and not worth cultivating at this lata day, when there axe so many better rarietim. XOTATTOB or CROPS. A judicious rotation of crops wiD keep a farm in a good state of fertility without any manure, except what u made on the farm. In the first place, turn over a field in sod for com, first spreading upon the field what manure you can spore, and turning it under aa fast as' spread, or the same day at least. Deep pfowidgbnot necessary in plowing sward tend for eorn ; but it should be turned over flat and even­ ly, and after harrowing the tend the com should be planted immediately, so as to get a good start ahead of the grass. The next year this land may bear a crop of oata barley or spring wheat. Seeding it down to clover or tv any other grass with it, tho clover being necessary to fertilise the land tho third year, by turning under a second growth (the first being cut for hay) early ia September, and sowing the land to wheat or pre, and seeding it down to grass again, omitting to sow the clover seed in this case till the foHowing March, when it may be sown even if the ground should be covered with snow; and as soon as the snow is gone and the land is dry roll it, and tho dover seed will catch well. There ia no kind of grass ao good as a green fen tiliacr as clover, as its roots penetrate the. soil quite deep; and with the green dover* turned under it is equal in fertilising land to a moderate spread of stable manure. Wo are now on the fourth year with wheat or rye and tho land properly seeded. Tho fifth year may be a crop of hay, and thB sixth hay or pasture, to be folloirod when desirable with another rotation of crops, but is not essential that tho above system be strictly followed, but it n necessary that the dover be grown to be turned under at the proper time, if the land is to bo kept in a good state of fertility without .A writer ou this subject reps: “Tbe moot perfect trestmeat for aa orchard to give vigor of growth, is to cultivate the surface ia connection with a yearly modi crate application of manure. Heavy top­ dressing without cultivation will produce derided nauhs. We visited an orchard which had for years roerired an abundant top-drawing. All the manure that could be spared west t>tho orchard. Theme!, low surface could be kicked up with tho boot among the grara. The trees bore heavy and exedteat oepa. The London badly injured. In pruning grapevines, yon are merely to put the vines ia good shape, MW mnftl to save (be most of the beet canes of het yesr’s gaowth, which >uj ba Uowa from their reddish rotor. The and* af the canes raved may be cut off to suit your trellis space; and the side ' medical men pronounce cigarettes a great promoter of consumption. “ Wbat did you get ? " she asked, as he returned from a two days’ deer hunt. “ Got back! ” was the reply. A Western genius has invented a ma­ chine for making artificial foliage. He might call it a patent leave er. “ I live by my pen," said a poet, wish­ ing to impress a young lady. “ You look aa if you live in it," was the reply. Astonishing bow quickly things travel now. Away out in Oregon, Cronin is raid to be erecting a bluwglaa* conservatory over his nose. “ Thomas, of what fruit is rider made ?” “ Don't know, rir." “Why. what a stupid boy ! What did you get when you robbed Farmer Jones' orchard?" “pot a thrash­ ing, sir." “ Remember who you are talking to, sir," said an indignant parent to a fractious boy. “ I am your father." “ Well, who's to blame for that ?" said young imperti­ nence, “ 'tain't me," would be wall to get s few extra nuta mads for such imptaments m are liable to have them lost when in use. You should also have duplicates of such porta of your mowing m«clurtt as are most liable to ; m. aad anivs at IMS a. QREAT WESTERM RAILWAY. HAND RAPID! DIVISION. An Oregon boy who got to school the other day a few minutes before the master and his fellows, declared a vacancy, and cast the whole vote of the school in favor of a holiday. The metric system is being introduced into Sweden, where it will be in full ope< ration within a few yean. A law has been passed fixing 1888 n the date when it is to become compulsory. Rome Sentinel: When a man ' ia treat­ ing a dashing widow to ice cream, aad sets his wife coming into the restaurant, about all he can do ia to button his coat, hang to his chair, and trust to Providence. The Reliable Short List EAST AMD WEST. to an - ranx SUMI IAPIH AM BETIUF. TIME TABLE. •burd.ys exceptsd. ILHily. r ears on all day tralaa, >. tn. train has PnltBaa ears throosh m Awa“” p— }<n*l Paw-far Ar*t. EaaUtou. xal-W Furniture, Coffins Etc. w“ They must have a very feeble consti­ tution in Congress," said Mra. Partington, “ if they haven't got power enough among ’em-to otmnt a few votes. Why, Imo would do it in five minutes by simple ad- At the marriage of an Alabama widow­ er, one of the servanta was naked if his master would take a bridal tour. “Dunno ufa; when ole ramus's alive he took a paddle to her; dunno if he take a bridle to de new one or not" A RrciPX.—Blue glass, one part; faith, ten ports; mix thoroughly and stir well until all the common seuac evaporates, a-, the presence of a minute quantity will spoil the mixture. If the} preparation is not strong enough, add more faith.— Eagle. An editor on the frontier, rays on ex­ change, became martial, and was made captain. On parade, instead of “ Two in front—advance ! ' he uncon- ; aciously excUimod, “ Cash—«2 a year in adnmeo." He was court-martialed and sentenced to read his own papers. More adyice to parties about to marry (thrown away, of eourac,.«; usual).- The. Phrenological Journal advises young men to.be guided by the shape of the chin Tn picking out a wife.. Inattention to-this ................... t>W in ua grew poorer ana poorer, ana urn uwas , were stunted and covered with moss. Thea •“ Jtttfy. a new treatment ru begun. All sorts of A gentleman traveling in Ohio some refuse matter were wheeled or carted on, such as rifted coal-ashes, old tan, scrapings years ago, turned in U a country tavern for of roads, fragmentary manure, 4c., until a dinner. The bar-room was garnished with considerable thickness had finally accu- a dirty wash-basin, a pieOt of soap the undated. A free growth commenced, sod •uxc of a loKSge, and a square yard cf improved crops of apples were the result." crash dimly visible through epidermic de­ PAINT ABD BEPAjn YOLTL IMPLEMENTS. posits. Haring slightly washed, the trav­ No farmer should foil to put his form eler eyed the rag doubtfully, and tbea » implements D good order before work asked the proprietor, “ Haven't you, sir. oouMoca in tho spring. Some of them, about the premises a this year's towel?" , undoubtedly, need pitting; and others, perhaps, are not in good repair, a brace beieg broksn, or a bolt, or a nut misting. Whiio you ar- at the blaekasuth'a, it UM • Why is a store that don’t advertise like Enoch Arden ? Because it “ secs no sale from day to day.” Please keep your eye ou tho fact that and be happy again, 1 GM Reduction ii Prices! SALISBURY &, BROSSEAU FURNITURE UjtoMen M Braids Fma. fc Graft Santa 1WM ORTHERN ODITTIR Alu MLWAYCOMPMR Look here ! Look here lelnhia Hex Moute.—She led him to a adh and » a deep bMS vteea caDed him her soul’s idri, and inquired what his monthly inane was. Strang his gaas fixed ou her fjania Railroad •^HNG STATIOS8 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-05.pdf ca19936432e03ab399ed66db770b8bbe PDF Text Text t,3be3e: SESSMci-xxrjeasaBE.Xji'sr - VOL, XXI. * NO. 89. J. 8. GOODYEAR &. CO.’S ] jhe^enii-WeeklyhepUblican Banner Announcement!? ■lni'liH .IXV PUBLISHER. Zkianre Uloct. oppwirt U« Heart , I Dry Goods and Clothing. Great Bargains in Dry Goods. All kinds of Fancy Goods | 1 at BOTTOM PRICES. Ready Made Clothing Speciality. TjEllMS or SVBSCHIPT1O1 ol> Department! Tailoring. A fine Tailoring Department connected with our Store. ha tks op ad ver tiring. Boots and Shoes- A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, nil kinds, very Cheap. , i ilttMl Groceries. Vt» l‘ BJO I 10.001 nj»| foJW c..«? I jiuio i wool Mini aun | ituwi aun i &axo~l rimi w Groceries of all kinds as LOW as they can be bought any where. Salt. A full lino of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand, ----- ;—— ------- - - --PPiOrESSIONKL AND BUSINESS CARDS Come and see us For we mean to sell goods, so that it shall be for your advantage “ to buy of us. j. S. Goodyear & Co­ Hastings. Mich. Jun. 17, 1877. ' jan!8tf. . THIS FAFEH IS ON FUJI WITH Doctor Aikln’s Double Column. i READ, READ. READ ^THIS I ~ READ EVERYBODY YVWHlT JH WEALTW. OR FAME. OR LIFE---- WITHOUT IIKALTH r*Sa JAMES CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW A ■SOLICITOR yre»pt aUantion «tr.a to IS OUANCKRY. n a*- CHRON IC SMITH fe KNAPPEM. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ OUS IN PHIXCKRY. Fractal io al! U>» coart. -I lhu .tote. OCcaurer Jaliu. Kuwait'* »tor«. rn>.xsrSMini. Ca*». M.Kji*rra>. AND SURGICAL U Qncd r.»;.Iild ‘ ~Y~ IMrtaep-a. _ i - r. i. o,ore ! l| ft V.k>.TkkMUAc<. s:1JX“ T. J. WILDER, xxiiSif H. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, FRKEPOHT. BA11RT COUNTY, MICH. «<F'Jfficw in n.-»ide'*ee. North aide Jl.ln Bt.*%a XXOtf Jirrirr o?Tirt rSAcr. oami c.iuctio. end I durance Amt, Union Block. Stale Strewt, Hwiinn. Mich. »If H’M. UPJOHN, DR. H. F- PECKHAM. ■ tlCLBCHC PHYSICIAN AND 8UBOION, •:,4ar Orttk. llarrg DELIG HT J. WOLF. M. D. ...... .j ism avqsi v, mv . ..n o.w. Offito bo«n fromlOo’eloek *. M. to ir. «. Jtf*idmeeSb Jefferson dUeoU All «aU* Wfil recpVn prempt attention. X14511 ,.r die. ot KO IB,-,- A. P DRAKE. PinatCliN k HGBQBON.-riMtee evar K D.' Ark 1 c>,«_BruaB,.ar»,an.ln.St.. ilMirngn Mich. WM. IL RAYFORD. SY un>« t'onM«llor al Law.'aud BpNcHsr r O>.» 1 cn fr> k..r friend “SBi.-'.w'iatti:' Barlow ± Goodyear'* eture. DR. C. RUSSELL, The Married or I PHYSICIAN A SUMMON.—Office o 1'.U<,.I1'. .tore, Phoadx Block, Bl Hanlon, Midi. gosar-W LUCIUS RUSSELL, A W YER. Circuit Conn CoMrirtiongr, CHAS. H. BAUER, Fannv proaching him he extended hislumd, cx­ claiming, “Why, Charley Gaines, where the 'dedoe did you drop from ? I thought you were thousands of miles away, in sun­ ny Itahr studying art and basking in the smiles. of those proUy models we read about,’’ “So I -icajt, Ned, but I have returned and am just now basking in the smiles of this little artist whom I discovered among the fairies in yonder -wood.” Here followed an explanation of what had occurred and then an introduction of Ella to her quondam friend which was almost unnecessary u they had become quite well acquainted during their walk. Then followed an invitation for Charley Gaines to step in and take tea with them, at which the sto^r was again repeated and a fresh volley of thanks ponied out by Mr. and Mrs. Murray,. • , . . It becomes almost unnecessary to follow the thread of these lives much further. Charley Gaines soon discovered that Ella was sadly in need of instruction and, as he was spending the summer in that part of the country, he took upon himself the duties of instructor. Not many months had elapsed before he began to instruct Ella in an art of which nature implants much knowledge -Jn the youthful breast. 8o that during the Christmas holidays, when Fanny came to act as bridesmaid for Ella, she was confidentially informed by the latter through a mixture of tears a^rd smiles that, “though the work had ndt profited her a dollar, it had gone far towX aras solving the problem for her." . mysteries bbecame her. ~“e plain as daylight to * ”• Thon ambition stepped in. Heretofore her efforts bad boon mainly directed to «qyhig i» her room inch pictures as she could possess herself of. Nov however, oh tl«) fine Summer weather at hand, she concluded to work from nature. So, wuauuvu w .u.m 'taking her matend she would sally forth £ , ■ . . . . .< , | « those bright days into the wernd. and I :x Character, Family, and Toward the South. Polioy \Tbe Chicago Infer— Ocean contains two vcVy interesting communications in a racy vein by well-known . writers, both haring spent some time at the home of the Presi­ dent elect. We We dopy Bnt first wh>l what w is said of h5g 3^60 and personal character by ■ r . ■* PRIVATE DALZXLL. . It in, or ought to be, something to know that when Gen. Hayas enters tfee White House ho will transfer to it a Christian family, of which he is tha consistent and exemplary head. His wife is a woman r..n -C One bright sunny afternoon, as she sat hand is daily blessed by the poor of the seemed to bo always hi trouble over the city. .She is fjTemost .in acts qf benevo­ fell >1 hie. expenses of his family. Having now busily cngagMl sketching in tho woods she lence, In a quiet and undemonstrative way. accquircd his fortundHtecems to be still beard a low wkfetlo—a little femiliar bal­ Her children are beautiful and intelligent. more unhappy than WHR- I'm sure I lad. Peering ^jrough tho foliage, she The pride of Havre life, is that goad cannot solve the problem. And Ned, too. perceived, in the Ahction from which tha woman and the four darling children. > He soundrproceeded, with He has finished his education, been ad- --------------------- ;--------------approaching „- . , is a home man ; he is always .at home at mi t ted to tbe bar and is now working day a |Kirt-fulio under bu armaud carelessly I by tbo enriQu,. Jraluu, or pn nigkt You never see nun—-it was always >nd satlsfr Mwnclfand night, to do whatt To amass ■ for- swinging a stoyt oane. Ho was walking riam, and by hi’ lapcrioriklll his habit—away from his own fireside at .tunc a-i his rfather .t— J.J —i:_ did 1-r before him. While carelessly but sturdily towards her when, night. He loves home. Around .it chu* raising bis cudgel, ho made a dash at the he is not exactly unhappy, he appears to r reletivr,. rirtlmi «r Conwini.tloi. or oilier ;StrXyuW.S,SaLS be anything but contented, and looks upon ground with it, striking about a yard from tors all that is beautiful and attractive to XgMttd ho loves it. : He never drank, life as a perpetual/Stroggle, which it cer­ where she sat. Then raising himsdf UM ■k ivurt, played cards ; never atO1 phnJctan..nd ^vinxcboroogh qu*ll«illoM.ln4rhV. tainly is to him." । lifting hU iial bo said with a gentle political clubs, or .spent Li“Ella," exclaimed Mrs. Murray, enter­ madly Voiee “My dear Miss, I ani'^B MHp in brawling hotel crowds of puliing the neat and tastily -furnished parlor, tremely happy that I should have inUH Ho hates all such things, and rupted your occupation jnst as T did, or “why are you not dressing for tea ? Hero avoids them as be would a pcstilenoo. it is nearly three o'clock and our friends hi^suakeship," pointing to tbe snake to will be here by four. Go at once girls, and which he had just dealt such a powerful and fatal blow, "would have dobo so much dreas, instead of lounging your timo away." It is hardly to be wondered that Ella more effectually than I fiave^jnd perhaps should fail to solve the problem oflife's for a longer time.” Sure enough. There object. Many older and wiser heads have lay beside her the venomous reptile which rT<*Xvi: FAITH IN. smart yodng men suppose. All good men . __ >■ tsa1 labored at this same question without over would in an instant more have sprung up—even all bad men—admire such a life of *her perhaps ‘ * to death. arriving nt a solution. Mr. and Mra. | on her andi . town | ^be di rneClre »(«• _ —- Murray wcro honored citacas of the fccnce transpired in such purity as Gen. Hayes has led from boy­ hood up. I can go through tho Ohio fair con: com- , an incnflM ■space of time, that Ella of 3------- , having accqulred ' a fair could ha^H ■ the danger from which Legislature to-day amid all this -excite­ potency of this world's goods some years ment and find not a single Democrat but Eued. Gradually howprevious to the timo spoken of. They she bad W kr came to her and rcn- what is tho personal friend of Dayes. had done their whole duty toward their over, tho rfl Not a word has any man yet uttered dercd her N two children, Ned and Ella, i» far aa their Abe gentleman, “yoti against his integrity and honesty—not one <‘I fear M knowledge of that duty could reach. They ■ would to my mind in all tho five great campaigns in which as had provided thorn with excellent educa­ intend to fiu Congressman, Governor and President he Be a snake bite." tions and a fair station in life. Ned was be quite as < (for which it wafl in- has successively been before tha people This had working his way up in his profesaion and here so conspicuously. tended and brox____ Ella at onbo to her Ella—well, she was doing' absolutely nothing. Having finished her education, senses for she had i will do after the tho necessities of her position did no£ re­ as vciy “plucky" i’snn>, Wj I tBBquire from her any labor, nor had she over danger is all past sun shines all through his been taught to do any. Hero was the not find words tt act and speech, and shows true cause of her inability to. solvo Aho titnoly assistance,' iah. Full of good sense, great problem. She had no object in life, , and her parents had failed to teach her again flashed through hex mind. _ “No thanks arc necessary, I did slmply any except the uaual • one of parrying, which is taught to most girls of the pres­ what any ono should do and I am very ent day. Unfortunately however, Ella glad to have come in time. I see you are same voice for All, hooret, plain, blunt, and was rather peculiar, and was unable to sketching. I, too, am on artist, and sura- t W» E BURGHER. ‘Bd °**. persuade heraelf that any one of the many gentlemen who wefe callers trnd visitors at the house would make for her suoh a husband as would render her life a happy one. ’•* ’ , p«rMM> or In their own room, Fanny, who was an kKSte old rcboomale and Intimate rrldfod of rcsintttsffilsas ISAAC W. V ROOMAXUKDER-aHBKIFF.DotatyU.S. Marek JUHN (UCREMTY. » t 5 -jrsanrsFiSK *E£2,r« 7i should bo glad to compare notes witiL you." “Indeed, sir, I’m no artist. I was sife>™ic -a «-»»«. plyamt^Rngmj ’ — u «>rrz *>“’ .U.Kh.mdt." hare you even ud MC-eHd. .. 4* H.y<» pralnWith that rare I in «H»iBGnt a d«rrae. P°IieT toward the late ConMerate fro. thTsuWect ISuu" ■ th-n set forth by Ella's, resumed the convcnwthn which had been interrupted by Mrs. ’Murrey. “I know, Ella, why you are unable to solve “If you do not obicct I will aecc the problem, because you have begun at you throuzh thu piece of woods t the wrong cud of life. You have com­ more snakes shall fall in love with She laughingly persisted him to menced at the idle end. Work, and work pony her. ffhBffing pis—fly mew alone will set yon right." . t f not only through the woods but e 1. THE PRESIDENT ELECT: His EH. <^'27 Bonsall overcome, a result which perseverance b«» ou< of =hil I- jem Ld «»d it .lm«t «.». u »lift h.1 no nhinet I ty and dissec people around me in poverty and dis­ j tress,,----struggling for. a----bare- existence.. ._ And ■ uoir, uaiauuii । -----r>P""n---.n Uuum. | when they have attained a good position in Bad ' society, accumulated a fgrtnne and accom­ plished the objects for which they strove, happier— indeed, less happy .. J . . .. than while they were in the heat ot tbe battle. There is father, for instance. xxiTMf.____ _____________ L Hcnlir thing: It may not profit you a, dollar ’; but it will certainly gv towarda; solving that problem for you.’ Hero the conversation ended. The tea drinking and entertaining wcro gone throaeh with. Bat all through the cyeOver hie fom beat Dark! Grey. । oing Fanny’s words would recur to Ella, ’ and set her to thinking. Even at the • time of their retirement, though nothing ' was said about it, the words. “It may i not profit you a dollar, but it will certain­ ’ ly go far towards solving that problem for you,” would ring in her ears and were ' ever present. The next day WM set for' i the termination of Fanny's visit and she i departed. Then Ella was more than ever low the hUhwey. the Ueekrmilh ran. {spirited and lonesome. Still she pondered on there words: "It may not profit you a dollar," etc. Suddenly breaking from her usual reverie one day, she exclaimed, “I'll i try—I'll soe if Fanny is right" Rising, Of frightened ehilJren row thrill and bixh. she donned her street drew and started for I the business street of the town. She purj chared an easel, some colors, some brushes and the various material used by artiste in ' their work. She had always possaased a i taste for art and had chosen this as her . worA*. When once she ' had made up her ■ mind, Ella was not the person to tarn j back. At first she found heraelf beset by ' difficulties. Her knowledged was meaner, ’ and she had few facilities for orereomrfig I the obstacles in her path. But resolutely and steadily she pursued her plan. She drew and painted a certain number of ' hours cadi day, and permitted nothing to SOLVING THE PROBLEM. j interfere with her uork, as she called it. Her mother laughed at her, and her father i sneered, while Ned took her part and in­ BY FRANK LARCH. sisted upon it that “Ell is a trump and ■T. km. -b« .hi. lift’. rtniEd. i. JI Ure"”” DAVID GREY'S ESTATE. DISEASES. ;&a HARVEY WRIGHT, c WHOLE NO. 2031, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1877. . �-tL-R.-Steven's Colunin VEGBTIIfl The CMeeat FIMILYJEDICINE “ How ahall I make the South gor era hereelfr The Prarident eUot b retbM fr.ai the poHey of Gen. Greet—Uviag the ex^fe. cla on one tide and the eortberu Republi­ cans and negroes on ths other—has not been a sueeroaful policy. Gov. Hayes is satisfied that there must be a new party in the South—or two new parties—separated, not by the color line, Cut by a political Hne. His policy will ba to trv and separate the white vote- divide it—throwing the old hardshell rebel vote withjthe ignorant negroes into a Democrat­ ic party, and the old Union Whigs and in­ telligent negroes into a new Union or Re­ publican party. Then he proposes to with­ draw the troops and let each party take care of the other. •\Will Governor Hayes jeopardiae the n«ro? No, he will not Ho will treat with no party not baaed on tho last constitutional amendments and on tho perfect equality, political and religious, of the colored His idea is to foster a new party, based on absolute justice to all men, and a party that will divide offices and honors with all colored non worthy of than. Whan he can find such a party coming to meet him from the South, Gov. Hayes will meet it half way. He wiB say to it, Now police yourselves; reward (without distinction of color) your patriots ; punish (without dis­ tinction of color) your criminals; and pro­ tect (without distinction of color) your children. Gov. Hayes will not concede a point that can be construed into a compromise; but he is prayerfully in earnest io the idea that tho South must ba made aolf-govenung— that the color line must be broken down before there can;.be perpetual peace, and before tha southern half of the republic can become homogeneous with tho north­ ern half. He believes the political distinc­ tion must be political not social; that not only the white vote must bo separated, but also the negro vote. This wiU be, and is now, Gov. Hayes* Will it succeed ? It is worth trying, and 1 am glad to see Bishop Wilmers coming to Columbus to urge it, but, in my opinion, it will not suc­ ceed. Why? . Because the women in the South will not allow it to succeed. They will ostra­ cise every southern man who, like Long, street, dares to go against the old idea of white supremacy. They will not associate with any southern man who wiU give po­ litical equality to the negro. The man may be ever so patriotic, over so glad to become postmasters and collectors, but the women of the South will beg in rags be­ fore they, will associate with a man who Loves a republic with negro political equal­ ity. Longstreet has been socially killed by tbe women of New Orleans. He is a HEALTH-RE8T0EEE. General Debilit- And still onr Platform. “Honest money for all, and free schools for all. There should be no inflation which will depreciate the one nor sec­ tarian interforance which will destroy the other.” lurawa. Tbe bile M •-»ntv. *a4 cnetleaM ■ lib anbeallhy eracneUotu trea ;b, |,„<73 ot tbe stonacb, are rrrriaiij ’ 7 ee«MMB aytnptoau. MARVELLOUS EFFECT. M- IL aravExa: raaJltkM c«»« ■»< renctof.! hm »uJ eSnct 1 coil'.innni to lotto It every tliy. c»!tluj B-t» PRESIDENT HAYES. The fact that RrrnzRroaD B. Hayxs KLIZABETH A. FOLKT. tl WebeUr r-reet, Cbi.-!e»:ovn, Mml is President of the United States is a vic­ tory glorious enough without adding there­ to one single word. Yet we cannot refrain from congratulating the people of tic •wolwT LIMBS. OUR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. county and the State on the peaceful de­ The Union of these States—the protection of every American citizen in all his political rights— termination of this long-contiaacd strug­ the pxonipt enforcement of ever}* law—equal and exact justice to be the rule of action—Liberty and gle, and the triumph of the principles of right and justice, despite tbe bittar and Union, one and inseparable, now and forever—are ensured by this just determination of the count of vindictive opposition of the TiMenites, the Electoral Votes by tho Joint High Commission, under the approval, and by the authority of, thtr who sought by means the most despicable Congress of tho United State’s. to over-ride the verdict of the American people expressed at the ballot-boxes in a legal and Constitutional manner. z The following is the result, as ^determined and declared on Friday morning by the two Houses of Congress, in Joint Convention assetftbled But we never doubted that thit would be the result In the 7faoe of tho mad Fob Hayes and Wheeleb. bowlings of tho “ peat orfioe" seekers in California, our little city on the morning of the 8th Colorado, of November, wo stated that from the re­ Florida, turns then at hand we believed Hayes was certainly elected, and could not be counted Iowaf - Illinois, Kansas, and Wheeler over our editorial columns as belief that has never faltered jk wavered Massachusetts, Michigan, 'MinnesJ^ . Maryland, - - - ' - Pennsylvania, elected President. South Carolina, Tho Indianapolis JmwmI, in noticing the fa* that Congressman Humphreys of Indiana voted with the obstructionists, ae- Vermont, Vegetine is sold by all Druggist* - NEW ADVERT1SMENTS. -- . Q. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. ... •- - • . - - . . . - . . - - - . . . . - . oa I’r*- • - - . Total, for treasonable prad Dr. RmdoHs has tectared afc Niles, and its Itefin Gab has over 300 membera. E*-i|.-Governor Hdt is gaing to - -““TDVlIt 11SSR“ - oounto for it on tho “ once sentenced to M kUand has a red ribbon brigade of Several lotten ha’ ovw 300. Washington from the The poultry show at Flint Last week the lib of Jutire M stated: “ Ab God <Mj Ypsilanti has organised a rod ribbon eJab 400 strong. - - . West Virginia, C Attcvnr* bb4 Gwxt*! Acrn'- for MamdnMtW rfte7cren»*»» U!f AmriM CumpMI, Ma. W aaitoiM. ItoM. • ... Virginia, * - - Tennessee, ... Rhode Island, *""1 . - North Carolina, Texas, - - - New York, - FOB TEX TIBES ITS COST. - _ . - New Jersey, - • - - Mississippi, - , • - - - VEGETINE - - - Missouri, ... Would not te Without - - - Kentucky, ... Nevada, Wisconsin, Georgia, Indiana, . . New Hampshire, Oregon, . ... - Nebraska, Ohio, . - - - Delaware, ... Maine, the political platform on which he was . . Louisiana, - - - - Arkansas, Connecticut, - - indicating onr belief in their clnetion—a amid all the long months of bluster and So will be every man who will fare the galreach out his hand to take the olive branch of peace which Hayes, like a good angel, official words lant Ferry p wiB soon offer them. Here is the whole question epitomised: their election. Hayes will offer the dive branch of After this issue we shall withdraw from peace and equality. Some southern patriots will reach out tho head of our editorial columns the and take it name of Buthcrford B. Hayas, which, Others will want to. smoe the 13th of October, 1875, his floatThan wiB eommenoe pcnec^MM^ ■^hcre u ocr chosen polities! leader, social ostracism, and woman. Kh that glorious motto of which he was Leri her country's wounds, will tbe old sores, and the rick South vM| rtbs sethor, that comprised, in substance, Alabama, . ■ - - In the Bamweb of the 9th we said campaign flag bearing the names of Hayes . . . Fon Tilden and Henducu. - - ... that was our firm belief, and placed the out - . . .... . lg4 FOB HATSS \M> WBKEUB Tb.pn.ing .S™ -d: “ Tbi. eoaolndm th. «>nnl of tb« thirtjr-wghl Suu. of Um, Onijn. Tte hJM wffl tain and deliver the rteult of the votes to tho pretiding officer." ....................... TUB KMCLT AHXOVNCXD. Alli-., oo. of th. t4M, h.r»s drii™l th. muneoi, th. pmidiog dS™, „pr-cd , hop. th., o. th. M Mhi.t would ofthowoHd. mthrn^d: th. dignit, of th. » „pouhl. B [h. Aneriwi Th. .U. -ml™ of BUrt™ .ppoiaud to wu (far P™iJ„t M ’ „ ,u ill uaerting that Mr. Stu. WM MS, of whirh . m.joril, i. 1S3. Th. .uu of th. roto for P™a«u,. ddinred b, th. ullm. M A ru 250,000. The da­ dMlh.totrfc<«P-.orjM.nal,i8n,«ud.WM«,h,fcH.lh«tadaHv..iMroto.;)b,8u«»lj Tad-, is as follows: Hayas, Th. Mto. of th. rot. (bt Tlo-Pt-d-t of th. Uoitod Sutto, . driit^J b, U. toll- „d dot—t, . “ 4,•83^5 ; TOfcn, 4^285; Cooper, 81,737,; Smith (Temperance), 9^22; 'Cons™. wntMl J-om, S», 18Z7, - toi. -bj-t, i., fa. WBli-t A. Wh-hw, 185 wt.; fct Th..™ A , Black (Woman'. Righto), 5,608. Colo­ -tor Whmftrt I do .nnonnto thu BnU-ftod B- H*,—, of th. Stoto of Ohio, ■aring ™d„d , ., » dJ, tAMd PMdtol of th. Unitod Suu. Cw th. f-r „ lU j,k , . ,2, °*^ redo, which gave the Republican State tom ■ ticket about 1,000 majority, » not inolnd- A. Whtwtor, of th. 8uto of Sow ToA, luting n—irwl . majority of the whoi. n—X. of gd in the above vote, as ha doctors were Vie. Pn—toot of th. t.'toud Suu. for the fcnr ym ooounmring on th. Sth do, of Huoh 18n ThZ "*’ [Aosen by the Ltginteluro. with « 11.1 of th. roto, trill be-toed noth, jtnmJ of both Bod The -tut rf th. »'■ ■■ j ‘ .ong»n«—t»Ura». Tfitehouae, the Demo- , -ril.™>d, th. joint .-tog of th. two Ho—MditthtA t» Duchess and CoijwYert, which » At < X-.O. ........ ‘ in JCRATIVE BUSINESS. Ke want 4O*««rc 1 An tt« ’SL >cter and Far purtlca* [lataekSiaft �X.. T„„ Bm„Atu m.^1 ,u««m u ,, b- ftg^eiai-WeelilylieplibKcaiilUjiiier. -pWiM aartt>F UMT mir. ~ GUIDE 4TR CJTf rL_R- TIME-CARD 11.-44 P.M. Xicbt K<Ve JmIkii UlaalieUt Hu:urdaran>18aedaysM*r. a. ■10:40 a. k. UnlKft wrst. Special Notices. Dr. U>, SUU. Schenck’s Standard u Th. ajiuk u^uc, k.„ The “Iron Treil.” T“aio k* .kT^f.L“CrlA" flT,,v,• T‘taH*M snd euricbm Contract. Ac. Rzrrrti ■*" tbi Bam I of tl Gblwh»r» Haitian Ht ibllean. tbaNai ill n<X rablUh any .» i ircumrta—, at 1 1‘houaando hare been changed by tbe u»e .iawmbv 'r*p-i’:!•'« ■ f lb» Uirtta— Repnbllean Ban- i from dirtin guiehed phyaiclaae. clergymen and «<ben< MR addrom. Sm W. 1’n.rri'tcri of the H—Hues Home Joarual, Mann I Jokdim. The Republican Sold by dealers generally. Pursuant w di, th. Republican of the TO-nir’S APVERriSEMENTS. Court House in the city of Halting., on Sat­ urday, March 3d, 1877. Buiire-" Caesl—A.M. Blase. Adsicirtralqr'z Sate—Mmste Notice—Stephen 8. Wieka. Fomitnr.—Stebbui’. Broi. Io order by Samuel J. Bidelman. Esq, Chair- lobe thinking about city nomi- PUBLIC. ,x-,L The national Rag graces the liberty pole on • th. Court Home Square. We regret to learn that Darby Doyle, Esq., of Yankee Spring., te quite seriously sick. Grand Rapids plaster, which he is sellmg at M.2'> a ton. . wHUoen liervnebrd 1 oI®Bllo,nl andtheand Tbe I’ublic'e abed lent aarvanta, lioLLorXr a co The 1th of Marcli came and went, and John oftbe Journal dklnot go to’ Washington. Qum. Why? Ans. Because ■•things did not work wvll.’’ The wprsmty® **»« Republicans of the auBty at tho Convention on Saturday waa vrr determined againat any change being Bale ia this Judicial District. *tsend <Air city charter. A notice of such a • duced. and' thia —Ul— all questions on that Th. ^pemaee Meeting at Union Hall test •ntre tnaiteby ^rs. Norman Bailey, Mrs. C. G. 0. E. WoodruR, Mr. Clark-n, and •he Editor of the Bamb*. v THE STEBBINS BRO’S SA Y Elite, Esq., that tbe Chair appoint a committee of three on credentials. .EK*!’’’'!!*®’ haTlnjr b*» permanently eur^l Tho Chair named as said committee H. Elite of Thornapple, Calvin Hill of Yankee •uff.ren th. mean, of cure. To all who dortr. it. Springs, and Abraham Ryerson of Hastings. Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland. Hxnry L. Nkwton. Dec. 5th, 187G. xxi64tf Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, TO CONSUMPTIVES. teed, and the Chair appointed as said commit­ tee, Mr. Ellis having declined to serve, Meem. G. W. Brown of Hastings, John Keagle of Castleton, and Wm. M. Scudder of Hastings city. A. H. Elite moved that there be a committee of three on Re—lulioos, of which the Tempo* John K—gio of Camtieton. On motion the Convention voted to adjourn until 1 o'clock P. M. The Convention ro-aeeentblod pursuant to adjournment. Tho Committee on Credentials submitted York. «x.TW . ERRORS of YOUTH. «f •ttflerimt humanity, eend free to all who need it, the recipe and direction for making thorimple remedy by which he war cured, f-uffrren wi.hinx o Front by tbe advertlaar’s experience eaa do so W Mr—siM in perfect confidence. JOBNll. WIDEN. C. Cedar rtreet. New Yorkn.TM iiar> free. Write and »ee. ntee. their low and daughter., and all claaec. a<md of Myittg work at home, ehoold write to ui M ? ?.? ? J ? ? M To the* Working < taaa^-Wa arw now nra- febI5w4 Just received ladica' and gent’s linen collar? and cuffs in all tbe newest styles. febl5w4 J. Bctbell. Sugar and Codfish at fcbltf Smith, HoglrA 1’rwton a. Ladies' Gent’s and Boys’ knit Under­ vests all sixes and prices. J. Rcssell. teb 15w4 _______ ________ _ will save money by it. DR- A. M. BLAZOPHYSICIAN & SURGEON Office In the Hewer Blook. State Street. Harting*. Prime Enjoyment for a Year. MaKK Hoxr Amtatrnvn nr ImoDtxtxo Tie SATURDAY EVENING POST It oXm contains Historical and Biographical hold Deparureute; fashion Article weekly, fiwih and unoxoeiled; Humorous Notes; Lit­ erary Heviewe; Hewa Notes t Boys’ and Girls' Columns ; and Strong and Sparkling Editors. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR Sample copy containing club rates, etc., sen on receipt ofa 8 cent stamp. Address BENNETT* ITTCH, —. — —- - w- ■ i.IaA- W6l. STAVES. STAVES. «■ Everybody knows they ore the only ' PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night. Furniture Depot, South Side State St., Hustings Mich. March 3rd 1877 tf. i A. Card. States, after a tong and in r^me r-nect. un­ articles ; Scientific ; Agricultural and House­ "er believe for one momeut that THden could bjr *aT possibility be counted in. tion line go to J. Rushell's. until you have priced their Goods, foryou Drugs, Medicine, Eta., Etc. ........... _ _ Senators and Reproacntnto the Republican members Soap and Crackers at febltf Smith, Hogle k Preston's. For’anything in the Dry Good* or (no At Irving Station, commencing on Monday, March Sth, and contitfMrg eight Enoch Andkub, Teacher. P. Garrett, W. D. Johnson from the Second Which for Jlorc thaw M Yean has been District. On motion of D. W. Elite, the Convention Story, Sketch and Family Paper, authorized each delegate, in caao he could not •a is well known all over the United States. It attend the Convention. to appoint a aubetllute; te published weekly, wntaina eight largo pages, clearly printed on good paper, filled with the choiceet etories and sketch— by the beet writers; not sen«tlonal trash, but such at a The Committee on R—olntion submitted tho mother i» willing to have her children read. hday of NovemU. A. D. IBM. Itarofore. Men's and boys' mohair caps 1cm than cobl ’ febl5w4 J. Russell. Select School. and for Secretary William M. Scudder, which suited in the choice of Geo M. Dewey, on the second ballot. On motion of Wm. P. Garrett, the Con­ vention voted to elect Ave delegate, front each Reproeentatire Dirtrict to the fctaie Conven­ tion, vtee rocc, knd tho following gentlemen were chosen: John Q. Cre—y, Samuel J. Bi­ delman, Frank S, Bowen, John Keaglc, Wm. M. Scudder, from the let Duirirt, and A. H. Shot and Starch at feb’.tt Smith, Bogle & Preston's. Wall Paper and Boot Blacking at fcbltf Smith, Hogle A Preston’s. ■hip« and the city of Hastings fully represent- paralleled controversy, have determined that Rutherford B. Hay- of Ohio ha- been legally 8. D. Clay, Esq., of G ranch Rapids, one of and constitutionally elected Prerideut, and ‘he most..•loquent speakers ii the Slate, and C. William A. Wheeler Vice-Pr—Ident, of these G. Holbrook, Esq., will address the people of United Blates; and Whuuus, Said decision is in accordance n*»tinp, on tbe Temperance question, at with the r-ult of the /‘ht Union Hall next Sunday evening. ... ..... I atrtiken in saying that the RtpoUieen wm ,k* only pap& Jn lhe 8tolC( «d« the election rf Tilden. The Banm FUBinTUHE: A few xsoro setts of Ladies’ Furs to sell at cost at J. RcbhelL's. fi*bl5w4 Bleached and Brown Cottons, Shirtings. Ducks, Dernms and Collonadre, selling cheap at J. Rubsell’h. fitbl5w4 Tueaday trrafug. The City Delegates to the Republican County ConTTOtlon on Saturday were Charles H. Hauer, Wm. H. Scudder, Baker Shriner and Shawls, Nubias, Starts, Wool Hosiery •nd Felt Skirts al uwt. J. Rl'slkll. febl5w4 Furniture, Undertaking, Picture Frames. Etc. ur tbe akin aofu report was accepted and adopted. The Committee on Permanent Organization Remember that the Council and the Board A Fann of 40 acron to rent. 25 acrett improved, with buildinga. Inquire* of J. R. Eastman, office over IlaWBnga National Bank, marl’77 Gloves and Mittens less than cost to close out. J. Rlsbrll. febl5w4 sfe'.'srtri.ts Chairman. Htmensber the meeting of toe lieform Club BARNES* CO J 6 E; m tei? Si e<» pi:"i,te.7KV call for tho Convention, and nominated as Temporary Promdent Hon. Geo. JJ. Dewov. who waa culy elected. On motion of John Keagle, Wm. M. Scud­ der was choaen Temporary Secretary, N MtivtlS tie had a gloripus and much needed rain on Friday last. S TI us space is Contracted v for by Notice. mar5w2 County Convention. "'"i’rvrri.fnVofTb. Barry County Rarubllean. SIECIAL.NOTICEOiriKH to the meetings be­ ing held at the M- E- Church, in which so manno/ o«nz»oplr are interested, the eaUfor a meetingatthcCourt House this ncninf, to celebrate the Inauguration of President Hayes, is hereby rccalledAll About the County. A spicy sketch dcscriptivo of a trip over AtehiaonTopeka and SantaFe Railroad ®! of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic critio of the New York World, sent free on paplicatlon,togetherwith tho SaxJiuukGtnde, maps and time tables of this new and pop­ rtlmateat ular route from Kanias Cityand Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arixona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on tbe continent between the Mis­ souri River and the Rocky ‘ Mountains without change. Address T. J. Anderson, Getb. Pan. dot. Jan. 4 '76 tf Topeka, Kan. SS&BSSE creatures, to atrong, healthy, and happy men and women ; and invalids cannot roeanneMu h—itate to give it a trtal. ~«*bly throughout th* coanuy. P*C* pamphlet, containing a history of the I sauvikx Stmi-u • wIh.ij. —______• TO TUB —i ou iron as Boston. .TfugB, Medio', net PerfumeriM,- Etc-, Etc Laeal filijijiess Notices f, uUu, -kick u» -y«. t>r. a. c. A,,, MU ud |‘ Ulm U Ukno.uan.^, lh, dMauM U.J unftdM OPU> kl. •» Ukl., kU ™,e. klihTO,h HU, n.mo, firt> ,uu Ur k mod whl.hu. nF. — V_l.___ J , Iron in the Blood. ill train* Jailylexeeat Sundays—axeapt as penlrDb' ". B Station Arent. Remedies. Ouuncua «I W* ua Wc take thia opportunity of informing the public, that we will safety and radical­ ly cure all casco of pilrt, without the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. 11. Wl. Brown. Haktings, Dec. 21, 1876. xxiGStl PEOPLE’S OREE M Ayer’s Advertieemente. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral W. H. GOODYEAR, The Druggist, Farmers pieaso take notice that I have bought out the interest of Calhoun A Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call and ace me. zxt51 tf j. w. Brock. Look Hore. | MeMrs. Cook & Brooks bare removed their. Tin Shop to tho rear end of the Boston Cash rtorc, where they are manu­ facturing and repairing tin ware of all kinds, in the most satisfactory manner. Try them. febl9l4. For Sale. A fine yoke of six year old oxen. Hastings, Feb. 19, 1877. feblDff ChrstirMrmrr. Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the best n tho market. A full supply at J. P Roberta'. Rcspedfidly annoiL7ices that he has a^ain engaged in the DRUG TRADE, ai\d hOeS in stock and dady arriv­ ing, a fresh (ind genuine Stock of Drugs and Medi­ cines, D Goods, plete Merch REM redly o Om door OouRte Bronchitis, Airtb-na, thp Pep Hastings, July 18,1876 D‘ns’ CARBOLIC OIL THE EHEMT OF DISEASE I THE FOE OF PAIN LITSTI MEJSTT TO MAX AMO BEAST Ileili. Is the Grand Old MUSTANG and Neuralgia. LI NINIENT, *e would cell the attention of these who to which ho is, titled. Highest Market Price in submitting tUOO to 1S3O0. Cash, For Pi- ftarss. dtoirared to Harttasa. Naahvilk. WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF Will keep your and Slock in Order 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT ffirrr NEVER FAILS’ Try it Onoe-W WILL NOT CURE.NO ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DO FERRAND WILLIAMS A OCL., IMALS.THAT DOES J DtaroUMtoktana. TO ITS MAGIC TLE COSTING HAS OFTEN 6 EAT FOB Dr. J. C. AYERit C0M Lowell, Mi«., �DWEI Dare aeoak tbe troth whMovor yoa say. Dore to tesoatl* “d orderly too. Dare Ana the evil whatever you Ao. Doreto*>eeb kiedly.ate overtetnto. Dare to da rtete. a*d yM'Ulad year way SLANDER. RURAL TOPICS. A butter maker gins Ids plan of praaaing butter into moulds, so that the cakes should Mcigh from asm to four pounds, and be retailed to customers without cutting them. They are made of basswood, whitewood, white oak, beech, hard or soft manic. He says : “ Let every manufac­ turer of butter, having one cow or a hundred, prepare a mould or a set of moulds sufficiently large, and numerous enough io hold each batch or churning of butter. After the butter is worked the second time, put in ths mould', pressing it tightly into the corners, and making it smooth on top, and at-once spread over it a doth previ­ ously wet with strong brine, keeping away the air and light. Then place it in the icc house to harden. (When tho temper­ ature is about 50° or bdow, it may be placed in any convenient room.) In a few hours the butter is sufficiently hardened to admit of being wrapped in unstarched muahu, which baa been previously dippad fit the moulds, and after being wot in the brine, may be placed in the moulds, care bring taken to press the butter ao that filled. Then, when taken out, with but little work the balls are carefully covered on top with that part of the doth which had been left purposely uncut J>«rtcr the ......................................igJfithen wound unond each ball I wp the doth in I understood the The prevent the butter stick|u^u> in boiling water after’being used, [nd wet them just before the butter is put tanto them. It appears that tbe moulds arc made by partitions _ _ iface of the block. He adds: “ My mould holds six blocks of butter. * Each space is five inchj| long in the dear, two and a half inchtelkriAand three thowdrtd bead. To commence right a sheep ran.sM must neuronsrily be fitted up with one go. id corral—to be used for di­ viding, catching and marking sheep, with dipping vat, shearing loon, and wool shed —rod, when properly arranged, so as to handle easily and satisfactorily one thous­ and head of aheep, can easily be used for three flocks of that site. The corral for these purposes is not used for corraling sheep at night, or at any other time, ex­ cept when there are some to catch, or the flock is to be divided.” No man should take any steps to go into sheep and cattle raising in Texas till be has been there and investigated the subject thoroughly. There, are fortunes to be made there, but there arc some drawbacks. The Indians fre queutiy stampede off herds of cattle ; and the Mexicans raid from 50 to 100 miles into tho State. Then the people are a very rough class of men, who often settle any little dispute with the revolver, so that it is necessary that a man contemplating to go there to settle should first under­ stand the kind of life he is about to com- There is no animal that a fanner keeps to which corn in the ear can bo fed to so good advantage as to bogs; but they should be fed where none will bo wasted. It has been fully proved that one bushel of corn, fed to the improved breeds, will produce in October, November and December ten pounds of pork, if they arc confined where they cannot root Probably the cost of the pork would be less if corn meal should be cooked with potatoes, beets, carrots or parsnips, and the mash fed in a somewhat liquid state, as was the custom a century ago. I myself cooked many a furnace kettle of hog feed a half a century ago. composed uf meal sod roots, and sometime* I put in some pumpkins, and I doubt very much that any improvement has been made over that system up to this time. If a fanner has a furnace kettle bolding food enough for his hogs for three days, his time cannot bo better spent than in cook­ ing a kettle of hog feed twice a week. Re will find that ho can fatten Lis hogs in this way at a considerable lees expense than by feeding cum in the car. Large numbers of hogs, as are frequently kept at the West, must be fed, of comae, on un­ cooked food. manure ? Suppose that he got 80 bushels of shelled corn, worth 60 cents a bushel, 548, and $10 worth of fodder, where are his profits? Then suppose that he obtained 200 bushels of potatoes, worth 50 cants per bushel generally in moat places ; or 40 bushels of wheat, or a large crop of anyother farm product, where would the prof­ its come in ? But there is a kind of “high farming" that does pay. Keep live stock to produce manure enough to enable you to enrich your lands to a degree of fertili­ ty which will ensure what may be called first rote crops ; and when you have your land in that condition you have done all that can be done profitably. of an inch or more in thickness is placed ; then another layer of balls, and ao on un­ til the 'box m fall. When nearly full, spread over tbe top a doth wet with brine, as at the bottom, fill up with wot salt, (not dry ask and then wet with fresh water; that wiU not do.) With a thin strip of board press the salt snugly down all around ' fd had better not looted and is dry al be oiled ; it will do no good ; the evil is already don^__________________ fibrra of tha leather have lost nwflMmt of their tenacity, and oil WTO aq&**t’; iq foot, by softenfog tbe loathef .it oriy weakens it, just as a wet sheet of paper will tear more eaa> ily than a dry one. Oil does not add to tho strength of leather; it merely softens it and keeps it from cracking: it is a pre­ ventive of decay, not a restorer. Harnes­ ses are now so high that it is more than ever important to take care of them. Never let them suffer for the want of oil; -keep iu good repair and they will last as long again. avaa. V It is claimed that tbe oldest house j^f worship is tbe large adobe Mission cLuHjh at Santa Fc. New Mexico, which was erected io 1543. Statistics show that there is a season for matrimony, and that the preference, falls to the last quarter of the year; next to this, the second quarter u acceptable. SBt ■'Can you pl«y draw poker?" asked one Chicagoion of another. “No," was the reply, “but my wife can." “She can? ’ “Yea," answered tbe other, “ At least «bo frequently draws the poker on me.” sw^yaissJ^K.' ssag A person out West is offering for sale grass seed gathered from the path of rec­ titude. A religious contemporary fears that the path most be sadly overgrown with grass, as it is no little traveled nowaA comprehensive school inspector asked an Aberdeen class if any ouc could tali him anything remarkable in the life of Moses. Boys—“Yes, sir; he was the only man who broke all the commandments Halloway’S Advertising^ HEALTH M'S PLE®| .XSVE&mSSl.’SZ; Diseases with Its Agonies CHOOSE BETWEESTHOl HOLLOWAY'S PILLS w Medical intelligence is mors largely dif­ fused than any other information. There is hardly a house in town where a man can complain of a sore throat or pin in the bead that somebody will not lull him wbat will cure it. Xerrou, Vuonirt. ’ ks State “t Mitaiuaa. Hr- “ Do you think that souls separated here arc united hereafter " asked a pie. emaciated priest of a friend. “ It cost me a preUy good figure to get a divorce, and when I invested that money I invest* na mH ar proa*«dtii« at lav ar la re1 ed it for time and eternity too." thrw-toarUu r*’ ofth» aonb-wsM uaartvrCpa M«iioa twxety-thrte O'la taws foarH) north of Patel Ma«Uu<». Frbniary SO, A. D. 1I7T. been iattuatea U> rvaover tha amvant nix.-tcMa or say part thervef Kath Bisk Raadafhe* slid want •'fApreau feahare •kkhrewij.n aaasyanere er tnreMsd. frsa vEom ssKaaa^Assaj MWu.sAtX's ms anJ eirvaUted in raid Cvaaty «f ; Tfffi5S?Sfe1XW PROBATE ORDER. J’gSf J-A ■eee freea the liver. Iionaea. or Otoe*, tot <mm af4ysteatery. diaritea. aut ether bevel eeanMsta to axnoUed . Tte result m. that ite to tartan 11 to arreiiii. aad the eetien .f the beetle womcmio ruttear. Xethlas vUIrtwtbereiasata w tho hewato so seer*ty at tnu *&• ru rreeure are IHsorden of tbe KUarys. • la alldtoeareeafferticg thweryee' «-»thertb« aiwiti tooreaehor too liulv waters vtettartte teaMsjrel yjlh stoav or yr* - el. « with storftte From July 1 to Dec. 31, 1876, eightynine million* of postal cards were sold in the postoffice* of the United Sla lew, or fifteen millions more than for the same pe­ riod of 18J5. Postal cards wore intro duced inWTuto in this country only four years ago. {hnaaBraiM tat* iteMitli of the hart mWiT-ira — I will klma*t taaeSat* raltvf wbea all otter mean- terr tolrd. . . For Btnmache u-i of QrJer. Ko SMdieiM irtH ir«ffecj0*ll; iaiwettete; ofttie oMSaakM tteeoFilH: itey ait •cMUx. -craMonml outer by iatfn»«aM0«IBpn»ordi«t. They reocl. Ite lirrr n>J '"dMeUt* When asked by a young man who con­ templated emigration what he thought of Texas as a place of residence, old Ben Wade flew into a furious rage and shout ed : “If I owned hell and Texas, I should not hesitate to rent Texas and live in the former place " fSKSsrfi'sa ccuitv w<»k» SOM I 'ASl"’’-' Sundry old ladies in Detroit report that, from a careful estimate, the average num­ ber of Detroit girls who go out each year after autumn leaves is 460; the number who get autumn leaves is 19, and the num­ ber who discover young men and forget all about leaves is 441. The town of Harrison, Maine, contains, among many other natural curiosities, a mineral spring in which the temperature of the water never varies. Upon the hot­ test day of summer, or the coldest day of Dated. Ornag^UI.. Barry Co . Mich., March. Ind. t^reUtT ■ - STXPRkM L. WICK8 winter, a thermometer lowered into its wa­ ters will indicate exactly 36’ above aero. A man bought a gallon of gin to take home, and by wsy of a label wrote his name upon a card, which hapjicned to be the seven of dubs, and tied it to the han die. A friend, coming along and observ­ ing the jug, quietly remarked, " That’s an (*rclc* ha»« that liquor I” •‘Why ? ' said Tom. “ Because someboly might come along with the eight of clubs and take it" >. A°JSS’*.in2‘*E’ REMOVAL! Bi Shovldx’t H.ivk Lixd.—“Are those genuine sausages ?" asked be of the butcher. “ Yaw," replied the butcher, “ dey ish Phax and Phun. St. Peter's, at Rome, will contain oomfortably 54,000 parsons. Tha butcher was peTjdexed to lose the customer, and, gating wistfully after him, Lent comre on St. Valentine'^Day and reproachfully muttered : Easter on April Fool's day this year. “ Ya, ya—it ish soomdimc Utter uf I Russia has 540 monasteries and con­ toldt da troth I" vents which enjoy an annual income of needy f7,000,000. Tha this of the new novel, “ Kismet," Legals. iris.; Lester Wallack is playing “All fur Her." That may do in New Yore, says on Iowa paper, but the law allows her only one* third out here. “ Made of dog and cat, all that," ob­ served the man. “ Netn, nrin ! dqy ish not f indignant­ era may receive some useful hints, as it is ly replied the butcher ; “I makes no dog', und cat's meet in mine aansagre !” evident that butter thus prepared will oom‘‘Wea, then,” arid the man, walking There are 76,640 miles of railroad in the United Slates. the edges, and put the cover on with screws." From these remarks butter mak- Legale. Legala. “ Triplets," said Jhe doctor, sententious* <iTM.-th*t Lr virtue of tea powar at ■ ly. Thio Lu^bjod of a year rushed out on tbe hack porch; thought upon his slender income, glared upon the snow-clad yard, sod exclaimed with a wild, mocking laugh, “ Son-struck in January." NTT, at tha boar al ant •'elook in tha i that day, tha tends and teaatetsu i There was a strike of the South* York­ •aid mortsMc.or ao in tien thereof as a! ’ lc asitafy the and amount due o shire miners about a year ago, iu which MSaQ roe*. U-ietht.- with aald Attorney Fra 12,200 men took part. The lt«u of the miners themselves amounted to 51,250. ­ The profits of market gardeners are of­ ten cited to show that farmerazmay obtain 000, and that of the railroads, through re­ much greater profits if they would, or duced carriage of coal, to|7UO,0W. could, manure their fields with equal lib­ • Italy has declared its seventeen uuirerierality. But such writers evidently never ities open to women, and Switzerland, Nor­ tried the experiment. Market gardeners way. Sweden and Denmark bare taken .MurWu«. sell the most of their crops for immediate similar action, while France has opened consumption, as radishes, onions, beets, tbe Sorbonne to women, and Russia its turnips, etc., in bunches, not writing for highest schools of medicine and surgery. them to mature; and they often realise A little' fellow, whose head hardly 1500 from an acre of land on which they put 1200 worth of manure annually. reached the top of the counter, inquired Now, suppose that a farmer should try the yesterday al a book store “If they bad experiment of putting 100 loads of ma­ the new Injun story called ‘Compromise nure on an acre of land, what crop could Bill’ ?" Ho departed from the store with he grow that would pay the worth of the a look of disappointment upon his childish one and a half inches deep^BflMMf HOW TO OIL A UUM! Dons are thinner at the top.'W^^^Kbe Wash the harness thoroughly with warm butter to drop out easily. In pafl^f for soft water and cartile soap, and brush out every particle of dust before putting on home or any distant market, a box is made the oil This u the important point. similar to a starch box in shape, holding Better not oil at all than to apply it on say 75 or 100 pounds of butter when ,dirty leather. The harness should be tak­ filled, of any wood from which the butter en apart, and the pieces washed and oiled Rub on the oil while the ■ can receive no injury. On the bottom of 1 leather is softened with the water. It can this box is placed a hall inch layer of the be applied at once if tbe leather is rubbckl finest and purest of damp salt. Over the With a dry doth not salt place a muslin cloth wet in brine. On too wet. After aMMhube oil, hang up till the oil is ab this plsec a layer of butter balls about half to dry for a fow an inch apart, and about the same distance from tbe side of the box. Between these spaces damp salt is preened in to leave an vacant space. Over the first set of bulls another layer of salt a fourth Who are the most wicked people in the world, and why? Penmakera—because they make people steel pens, and tell them they do write. for Printers. mu HAT ME QRANS RAPIDS. la/lo/nni ofi rtfioi' /tff or Oju^L ^oLr9!1 Sr^itTO, OUT Ht/lTLr L004T*d W 22 MONROE ST. NKXT DOOR TO BA» � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-08.pdf 303263dd7a5dac575eccaae5dfa4431a PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY MARCH 8, 1877. NO. 90 VOL. ,XXl. [|j^,?ii-to||h8pli!>licaji tapper M. geo DEWEY 1A7J p/70/? THE HEART THAT'S TRUE. PUBLISHER. :iBSCRimOX: Muterial, and tb« Liviuc Rui«*. Oft JDVERTISLXG. I.-., oi Xoaparici Typa eontidered ' iioi I st-oo le?5w I _112.60 ' V«) |15.00*I *SMB i__ «J» ' '.fOJ 167WI rt.» 1 6bJO • li w I » 6o I t».oo‘ I _ «d» five renta per ha* No dwiucUun (ret are for i> meh v PPJFESIOMAL AND BUSINESS CARDS1 ■ !>R. A. M. BLAZOI’HYSIUAN & SURGEON. ■ . 'be r.cLer Sleek. StatyStreet, HmUoz*. h. \7 mnrchi.af. JOHN R. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR lui'- , bayonet’ charge, wiw swept from the creet by voice cad vbte, fiwtforthc election of of tho mountain into the wood* beyond. Fremont, Arid put for that of Abraham It was a gallant fight on a beantiftit Sab­ Liaeola. In 1864, while in tbe field, £•1 In royal diaduni; bath morning in September It was skill­ without his knowledge, without his con­ Of couno wc can give but a meager fully fought; it was bravely won. 11 ayes’ nivance, against hy wish, he was nominat­ outline ot hi* many triumphs as an advo­ gallantry, fortitude and conduct, his hero­ ed for Congress by the Republican con­ HIS ZABLY THAINING-4—AT SCHOOL, COL­ cate. Admitted to practiuo in. the court* inn. infecting hi* little band and sustain­ vention of the 2d Congressional District LEGE AND TN LAW. of Ohio iu 1845, tho young lawyer, proud inc them under tremendous losses—a loss of Ohio. In 1866 he wns renominated by The whole life of Rutherford B. Hayes of his proftwtion, and burning with an am­ of one-half of their number hori du com­ Declamation. In 1867 hs wa* nominated is .the crown of her noble success. Ho was bition for distinction in its honored walks, bat—against heavy odds, until re-enforced, for Governor, and to !8fl9 renominated by Bring the tail? and the eariv sent to school. With Mrs. Joan Lung out bis •* shingle" at.Lower Sandus­ secured a handoome vistory to the Union acclamation'nod re-elected. In 1872 he While their brilliant boanly clown; Murray young llnycs studied the rudi­ ky, now Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio. declined an election to the United States forces. ment* of English. With Judge Sherman In 1846 he formed a law jyirtnership with Thia heroism, the intrepidity, skill, en­ Senate, refused a federal appointment, and Finch he atudied Greek and Latin, and Gen. Ralph P. Buckland,-nubsequcntlf a durance, and dash, displayed at South had retired, as ho hoped, to private life, member of the State Heuirtc, and a Union these studies were extended at the Acade­ Mountain never dwertod him : it was con­ but in 1875 was recalled to active polities my nt Norwalk, Ohio, under'tho Boholxriy veteran in the war of the Rebellion ; but spicuous in his every fight lu 1868 he by an appeal of the Republicans of Ohio, instruction of the Rev. Mr. Chapman. In in 1848-'9 failing health forced him to pursued andj captured the sanguinary of tbe country, in their travail, for the 1837, at Isaac Webb's noted institution at seek recuperation under the climate of raider, John Morgan? At Clyde Moun­ Middletown, Conn.—a preparatory school Texas with hi* friend. Guy M. Bryan. tain-, in the spring of 1864, in command of for students entering Yale—young Hayes Six months of active life on the prairies, a brigade agouti the enemy fortified upon Few moo, now living, have a record bo prepared himself for college. In 1838, at boating, fishing and hunting, restored his it* summit, charging, at tho head of hi* grand. His every victory, in politics a* in Proudly aconuny bribe and threat. the age of sixteen, he entered Kenyon constitution to rigorous health, which has meu, through’the woods, over bog* and tho field, was a triumph of tho nation. In never since failed. College after passing the usual examina­ crocks,"with hundreds falling around him, all, the spirit of tho patriot, the inflexible In 1850 he established himself in an of­ tion ; and in 1842 he graduated with tho amid n storm of “iron hail,"r he swept over champion of his country and freedom— highest honors, delivering the valedictory I fice in Cincinnati, and in 1851 united in a* the work*, and bayoneted their defenders equal rights for all—ruled and triumphed, Fint in Frerdatan'e eanae to bletd. of hi* da**. At college, young Hayes' law partnership in that city with' R. M. under their barricade*. and his countrymen^wero ibo benefiriariea. favorite studies were mental and moral Conrino and W. K. Rogen, under the firm In July, at Winchester, in command of a In none did private ambitita) a thought of philosophy, math- matics and logic and the name of Corwine, Hayes A Rogers. But brigade, hu, with the gallant Mulligan, languages, particularly tbe German aud hi* profewrion, severe and laborious as was moved out to meet a supposed reeounotsLighted up with raya divine! French, which he mastered and translates hi* application to its duties, did not wholly sance, developing into a movement in to freedom, to humanity, to country I In with ease, speaking the French with cou- engross his busy life. Literature also heavy force, Haye* and Mulligan were 1864, upon hin firat nomination to CongrjBas She divided wderable fluency. He early entertained an claimed him as a devotee surrounded—closed in on both flanks. while in the field, ho endeavored to—evade inclination for the law, under tbe influence his studies with the daw. The pages of No retreat waa pvopoaed. He and Mulli­ tho Imnor; hi* duty was in the field—at RUTHERFORD BIRCHARD HAYES. of Mr. Ebencacr Lane, na eminent jurist Sbakitpearc, Burke, Webster and Emerson gan continued to advance, but an annihilat­ tho front, Springing spontaneously from of Ohio, and long n Justice of the Su­ were his favorites; and tho influence of ing fire from artillery and infantry, in bis friends, from thou ho esteemed and preme Court of tho State, while attending those, and that of hi* literary dub, a re­ front and on both flanks, mowed dawn by loved, and recognizing and appreciating it The Jurist, Soldier, Patriot and States­ the proceeding* of the courts. He accord- nowned institution of Cincinnati, of which ... scores th« devoted band. Mulligan foil. as a testimquia! to bis worth, his patriotism man. was eleven year* yean a member, nnd at the Haye* with groat coolness and judgment, and gallant services in the field.f bo no ingly, upon leaving college, entered ujwn : he wn* ■ AnfLonnir, of nl* which trlufli he Ln enjoyed Aninv.wl the tin. the study of law at Columbus in the office weial fathering* slowly retreated to a hill inaccessible to doubt felt greatly honored. He finally* of Mr. bparrow, a gentleman of di*tin-.| society of such men, distinguished alike cavalry, and turning, buried back the yel­ accepted the nomination. A seat in Con­ guuhed merit in the legal profession. In for their professional abilities and literary ling pursuers. His horse had early been gress, associated with men distinguished 1843 he enured the law school of Har- j culture as Chief Justice Chase, Tom Carkilled under hin^ Heme, from mom till for learning, abilities and eloquence, tho vaR Univereity. then under the charge of | w^n, the Ewings, father and son. Gen. midnight on foot, always exposed in the ■law makers of the land, is a high and hon। the celebrated jurist*, Justice Story aud | Pope, Gen. Edward F.- Noyes, Stanley noeitiog of danger, Hayes by intrepid dar- ;orablo one. It is ooe ambitiously sought Prof. Simon Greenleaf, and flubbed the | Matthew*. Manning F. Force, R. D. MusIng, endurance and skill, rescued his little by even the urcatest. Under other cir­ course of lectures in 1845. While in i scy, and other*. The influence of these is command from annihilation by overwhelm­ cumstance, the proffered honor would j Boston he attended the lecture* of Prof. | Illustrated in hi* speeches, inaugural* and ing number*. Again at Berryville, Va., have grcatiypleaeed the General. As it Or. failia*. emiiei in exile or in cbsltwLongfellow on foreign literature, and those messages, all a* compooitions chaste in his gallantry and skill illustrated his de­ was it mauHoKly annoyed him. Having • of the great Agassiz upon physical and I style, flucut in diction»Jnnd forcible in lope votion to the national cause. At the accepted it, however, he, as a high-spirited —Pore. natural science. In the court* of the and matter. Such an application and Opequan, or Winebeater, in September, man, naturally wished to succeed ; but, Even Samuel J. Tilden’* biographer, ap­ “ Hub,’’ tbe argument* of Webster, pro- i training begat its reward. Success was a 1864, one of Sheridan's master triumph* under no circumstances, whether neoesnary Hall,, natural consequence. preciating the reverence innate i । man for found and learned, and in Faneuil ------------ ------in the valley, whero defeated, at noon, and to success or not, would ho abandon ooe Hence, a* in his maiden effort* in the a generous ancestry, trace* his 1 jeage u> a tho magnificent speoebca of “God-like disaster apparently inevitable, at nightfall ;duty or evndo one peril at the front. In a noble Mock—to tbe regicide niormera of Dan” upon the great political Questions of United State* DLtric Court at Gncinnali. ।he was victerion*: in the recovery of tbe letter to a friend in Ohio, dated “ Sher­ at once instructed and delighted in an important action “ to prevent or cn- flay, in tho charge of the raserveo under 1dsas Camp, August 24th, 1864," he Old England. What a caricature ! Oliver the day, ______________________ vce thoughtful young student, student. Ha also join the building of a railway bridge across ’(.'rook, Hayes’ brigade again Jed the ad- >say*. Cromwell degraded in Ralph Nickleby! A t•h this time made the acquaint! acquaintance caitiff falling from a hero ! A satyr from at t]^ .... of the the bay of Sandusky." with the elder Ew ,rance. Striking for tho flanks of the vic­ “ Your suggestion about getting a fora god I I venerable patriot, cx Premdeni John Quin- inp for an opponent; so in tli$ celebrated (torious enemy, and chanring wilh_* yell lough to take the stump was certainly made Nancy Farrar case, in which the insane ( But iu Rutherford Birchard Haye*, the . CJ- Adams, at hi* home in Quiniy. amid a storm of dcathidealing missies, without reflection. .1" ojNrer ftfor duty culprit had poisoned all the mcmb^> of ( noble character of the parent stock, a war- , tna TBArrs ASD characteu at school over m'- dres which hi* men sank to I who, al thit critii, wotdd abandon kit port two families, with an opponent like (loo. ( rior rec. p.trio*ie mJ iotxqMd,roba*tu»>l ] coULtoc. tho chin—over morasses flanked by high to electioneer for a teat in Concrete, miyht । Hgo™., tataU^ly. and pr^™00, i„ bi, E. Pugh for the State, carrying the cay to banka —up tho banks, up the hills, through tn be tealped. Tow moyfeel perfectly ntre tho Supremo Court before Justice* j-Uor- t the woods, carrying tho enemy ’s fortifica- ,I thaU do no tach thing.” win. Thurman and Raancy, and saving the ( SSdioUw* iBilfo.* -iw’ “I tiuM, flanking and defeating him, he en­ His wish for auocete was strong, but his Kioa I» lb. writ hiKOT rf old S«li^ t"“™" h” cb^tcr dn,w» b, M. life of tho wretched lunatic after her con- ( tered Winchester at the head, of hi* men sense of duty to his country in the field in in tae pufod. tbe .bon-, of CJedo- «’"»1 b. jm victiou by tho lower court; so in the James । hot pursuit of Early. At Fisher's Hill, her supreme hour of danger, was stronger. the popular favorite; a popularity every­ Summon! murder case ; so as city solicitor in ( nia were ravaged by the old North pirates, where won by a mauly bearing, a frank of Cincinnati—elected by a Democratic still in pursuit of Early, after .Opcquan, Against it he would tolerate no private the terrible Vikins* of Scandinavia. “The turning tho enemy’fe flank, by push' wish—no selfish ambition. His patriotism and generous spirit, and upright conduct. vote in the City Council* with Caleb B. again ; Hay of Luncarty," an heroic plowman, on ing hi* way up mountains, through woods, was crownod with success. His soldiers, It wa* these that early secured for young Smith, Bubscaucnlly Secretary of the Ina memorable occasion, discovering the ap­ Hayes, in Judge Finch, an interest so deep tcrior, a* his chief competitor, and through- 'and down rarines, supposed to be impass­ already idolizing him, and glorying at this proach of tho invader, commanded his that It’caused the Judge to devote the able, he, with indomitable perseverance, new msMfiattation of his sclf^aerificing out his practice he acquired Mid maintained , sons: “Pull your plow and harr»w to hours between the labors of his profession courage, and admirable skill, carried the spiriffryW^t at the Opequan, at the the reputation of a jurist,j learned, able, pieces and fight." He and hi* rturdy boys to his instruction in Latin and Greek. It conscientious nnd faithful. Repeatedly he ,enemy's position with a yell, and com­ t runMtertbo fight: “One more charge, fought. In a narrow pas* near their hum­ pleted the rout nod dispersion of the panie- ColqJMyBtory and Congress I” He was was these that challenged “ the sincere re was opposed hy the ablest jurists of the • ble hamlet tlicy valiantlv met and repelled spect and esteem ' of Isaac Webb while elect®, wuinphantly elected, in despite of stricken foe. State; his high character ond abilities ' the invader. ,Thc deed of “ The Hay ’ At Cedar Creek, in October, the scene the lying caricataree and ribald lampoon* awarding him tho first prize for proficiency were acknowledged by all. As solicitor of of Sheridan’s memorable rsde, and over- of tho Deuioaraey, by a majority of 2,450 will not die. ‘ It* intrepidity and patriotism “in Latm, Greek and arithmetic;" this the city, in his many important judgment*, glorious victory, again tho 11 Old Kanaw­ voles over their strongest man. Alter the made him famous^—a leader—-among a “conduct" which did “ honor to his moth­ all involving heavy interests, and all people renowned for courage. ‘•The Hay er." It wa* these which won for him the marked by ability and a conscicntiou* sense ha,'' under Haye*, sustained the cariy fall of Richmond, after the surrender at became a beaH of one of the moM il!a*tn- esteem and friendship of Story and Green­ brunt of tho fight, exacting all the heroism the-Appomattox, and all armed resistance of duty. Mr. Haye* was not merely the ou* clan* in Scotland. “ The blood of leaf—that at Kenyon, as at Cambridge, of it* intrepid commander. Overlapped to the national authority had.ceased, Geo. legal adviser of tbe municipality : in many and assaulted impetuously ou both flanks, Hayes, in December, 1865, took hi* seat . Doo-buT brooked bo auperior. BOHO secured him tbe attachment and apphusc the comprehensive viows of the statesman and assailed in front, his lino rapidly melt­ in the Honsb. , through the mighty and troublous days of of bls colleen mates, many of whom have crop out in tho opinions of the jurist. In Scotland and England, down thrr>u^h our t^^unguished for their brilliant .. . ° . .i y.'__ i__ 3 do*, tlimivoli nnr In Congress, before the people, and as becu^arattoguished for their brilliant a noted one in 1859, in discussing the ed away ; Hayes was loft alone, exposed colonial and revolnUonary periods in a tljcnt. scholarly aUninments, and do­ power of the Councila to contract a debt to a murderous fire. A heavy volley was Governor, by his votes, speeches, and in­ their erruggta—.nJ queowAoeh men u Lorin Andn^, On, for ’“ water-works purpose*" he denies the aimed at him. It killed hi* horse, rid­ fluence, be maintained the good faith, the out our history, heroic Mid patriotic mon j?rTBD Stanley Midthews, Christopher power to do *o without further authority dling it with a score of bullet*. Plunging honor, and the interests of the nation. His ! aud women, oi high nnd stcadfiiai courage, • t<0 Hoadly, Manning F. Force, from the Legislature ; he oppoBcs on prin forward in it* death throes, it violently comradre of the "Old Kanawha" never threw iu rider, dislocating his ankle, and wanted an advocate r' his time was ever ciple the creation of new debt*, and the bruiuing him from Iwadito foot. He, nev­ at their disposal In Congress and before .11 of .lihooch wmc of them m consequent entailment of now and heavy ertheless, regained hi* regiment. At tho the department* at Washington. As chair­ of oroufe politico, boro boro, manly to- burden* upoti the people by increawd tax­ crisis of the bottle, riheridan’a arrival, after man of tho Committee on the Library, he timonyto the oteHiag ehonour «»d tolbis spirited ride, changed the whole face of was the great enemy of all shoddy or sham 1 Word"—illustrate nnd honor the Hayes ooto of tbeir eheriobod doomule. In the ation. AB A BOLDIER. affairs. “Boys, we must go back to camp,’*' in art, but seafously, and with a judgment nay of Luncarty, the lonKUoe® of one, now on eminent jnnrt. The Rebellion, in 1861, found Ruther­ was hi* inspiriting cry. Back they went based upon an enlightened and a liberal I |otrepj4 Scotch plowman, in heroic virtue, Ji Aeo, u Culleg.. “ bohored Hie « eon. ford B. Haye* among the foremost in the right gallantly. Rapidly reorganising |his culture, encoufugedall works ot real merit. finds a rival « the famous preacher oi onlCToto, nutate nun"Creol common field of perilous duty. As major of tho •WertUmWa nnd Hedley, in the Her. m," dutingniobed “hie penonol oon, 23d Ohio volunteer*, as judge advocate of broken ranks, and reforming hi* line, with He was the author’s friend. He was the “Old Kanawha" in tbe center, be chiefly instrumental in adding two wings John Russell, oao of our colonial divines, doct tho department, and a* lieutenant colonel “bo never uttered o profono word. who for eorml yem, iu de6»noe ol the In the l.oguwo of onolher, now ol~> on of tho regiment, in the summer and f*U of. charged Early impetuously iu front and to the libraiy section of the Capitol, Tn . flank, forcing him back upon Cedar Creek, Stuart, wnmmfod .nd pr»t««a the r»mo^> 1861, Haye* was active with the anpy of finally breaking his >rmy in utter rout, and Begimde. U H»dlej. In Kutherfori B. Roaemm* in the gallant work of clearing Heyee. in the wldier, «nle«nnu, .nd p.- jjc “ be was papular, magnanimous, the mountainous region* of West Virginia pursuing and capturing pruoners, artillery, Historical Collection,’' the Smithsonion ■ arms, camps and baggage. The victory Library, conies of all books, pamnhlet*. triti «I to-day, thin generous .tek, n moil, fan “left > jlowm; memory—» of a formidable enemy. In the full of maps, Ac-, copyrighted in the Suited was m complete a* glorious. Earlyjwas nhililr, ooutage, Mid euwdfejrt hjrelty w memory tbot woo n fteeinenoo I 1862 he wa* at South Mountain. Lead­ 1 squelched. States, and in extending the prirlieste ot country nod fohh, hu « manly emouing tho Union advance at the head of his Il was on this memorable field that the Library to a larger' class ot public of­ ou Monnioon. regiment—ooe of the rogimeutacf the fa­ hu »tu»n ‘»*> Muuuraai. Sheridan, clasping the hand of Haye*, ex­ ficer*. - J '« twOWI , mou* “Old Kanawha" brigade—against Bntherfcrd B. Hnea claimed: “ Colonel, from this day forward Both tn Congress and m Governor he , superior forces, posted advantageously on 4th, 1812, in tho town of Bdawnre, Ohio. 1 you will ba a brigadier general.'' Ten days . , the erwb of the mountain, Lieutenant Hi. father, Rutherford H«y“' later the oom mission arrived ; a little later . Colonel Haye* etmounterod a itabbora ra’ that oT m^or general. Vermoar. and emigr^d to ih Wounded f four or improve their coodhioB, or aM , sirtanoa. The rebel* disputed every foot Ju a tasioeu men, the foHmr "• "ridU1* ' time*, and a hundred days under fire, esi--------4- ahappiaM1 „ ooafcrt. H.wte of ground, but Hayes, charging rapidly .n‘«rr,ri«iu" and active. A* a posed to death in a eerie* of brilliant ac­ iod gallantly, again and acain, drove the tions. his promotion* were but tho well­ rebels out of the woods, drove them acroas . earned ■reaiaf rearitio tba field., tbe field*, and up tho mountain. Wound­ AS A STATESMAN. ed and fainting from toes of blood, bat re-. Rutherford B. Hayewtl nv period of hu aoverinr. Le advanced hi* regiment, which। to Boperinlife was a Democrat. Originally a Whig, mank'tnd; ZpanHi-ely -mitened n a disciple of the national school of Web­ Bui the widow, Mre. Sophia Hayea. a . ster and Clay, his maiden vote for Prari, at dent was cast for tho gallant Heury Clay, bia Hii next was for Harrison, and hi* last, MU, as a Whig, for WfafisH Soott. Th* Whig arly lore, in which she was aided by her brother, Mr. Sardis Birchard, but in those higher and nobler attainments of Christian virtue and duty only learned under a pious mother's leaching and example. marehltf. ALONZO 1». CADU AlaEADER. iTTOHN t V AT LAW A bULIttlTOR IN ClMNiTBY.iibo. Clrcai! Court CeawntoMonanJ ln}unetioa Muter. ' ‘■u"* — uftrul •••• will rreeir hltentur. "fflee bo Slat fi.sx. HiHinxs llieb. PHIL W. MSKERN. r COt-RT. COMMISSIONER. HmOip 1 Ilrnilr. Wil; beat tbe oSee of Harvey r;th Mr. 1! “J r. I<-W in iui www u.umww. .. MifKj_____________________ <»tf CENTRAL HOUSE, ■ ____ xxllltf ■ ..rar a. usual. s-. Mich.. Sent. 21.1ST6. Sweet’s H°Tel> ;.'.pid.<..................- - Mien 05 A. PICKElUNG. Proprietor*. Flrtl•«!*/>. BOARD .\N«» ROOM, &L5O TER DAY. DENTIST Michiiai MiillE, n- J- FWr Cairiat? Siim aii _____ _ p A1 N te R tbup HaJtinaa Mich Hastma*, Mien —X1 ■ ......... Jefferson St, Dr. J. B. LaSure's Ad. HEAD! READ! READ! Special Medical AxmounooiiMWl Joy Comfort and Happiness TOTH* Sick and Afflicted 1 OiylASTINOS AND VICINITY. DR. J. B m;‘k“ • l*aSHRE of th« toBewiM Win; tke bappiart r—tel , ’ »• M- 'OXSCLTAWIt»UH ..Mar tionary blood. *7 hhu Mjmkm forth* 'ZS worthy representative! of tho old revolu­ tom. Ir of tut* Street. IlMtinyi. Barry WHOLE NO 2032- of tbe �founders respeetivdy of our States rights and national schools of politics. Under the teachings of Jefferson p school, under those of John Taylor, of Caroline, William B. Giles and John C. Calhoun, add their later satellita, Rhett, Mason aud Jeff. Davis, the early doctrine of States rights was extended through all the forms of nullification into the open doctrine of se­ cretion. Only the States were sovereign. They were the judges of their own rights and powers, and of those of tho United States. The Union was simply a confed­ eracy, a league of States; the National Government a simple agency created by the States to represent their wdHtyWdbsolved or destroyed whenever, UftajM*went of the States, it failed to purposes for which it was created. Origi­ nally it was the doctrine of simple malcon­ tents, disappointed theorists, having no hepliblicap tapper Jie lUm.ai, Mtob., Km. L, 18TT. THOMAS fit. COOLET. of Waaiitaaa*. Yar Recenu of tho Vaivanitx. VICTORY P. COLLIER, of Calboon. THE INAUGURAL. W e jdace before our readers to-day the Inaugural Address of Prandent Haya. It fa an able, outspoken, manly State paper, which will commend itodf to tlVitood sense of the people of the whole countrr. W. ««« rT.rj of lb. ___ ________ - ...____ - will carefuBy peruse it, and judge of our now President fairly, and with do partisan deviltry uf the rebellion. Baffled by the sword, after immense sacrifices, in ita at­ tempted destruction of the nation, it was by the De1875-6. tion. its traitorous foe rejoiced in antici- PRESIDENT AwS*’ CABINET. of the Cabinet offioem of President Haye*. pronounce it good : Secretary of State—William M. Evarts man of Ohio. and my hope to-aid in their settlement in a peaceful and honorable way, thus accur- fixed it ao that the money go® to tbote without courts. any interference of lawyers or The curious thing about it is, that her father, who made all this money, was a noted gambler, and every dollar of it was made by gambling. Tho gambler’s wife and daughter, however, were not only ex­ ing, and as five thousand voices are ai­ rlifted tbe cffdpl is wonderful:. Tabagaims constantly st sensation. Just now he of the father, that the money should be. M preaching to the different professions, applied to a good use. The managers ot and his sennons, as be calls them, are starthe charities had, at the beginning, some ular mixtures of pathos, cant, »nd whttia any one rise's mouth wfiuld Lo blasphesy. Fellow citizens, wc have reached the closo of a political contest marked by the excite­ ment which usually attend* the contorts iietwceu great political parties, whoso mem­ ber* advocate with earnest faith their re­ spective creeds. The circumstances were perhaps in no respect extraordinary, save After taking Daniel Drew’s I don’t see why they should hesitate about a great many years hence, rise up and call her biased. The lawyers who love fat BOGGUHNEKS GETTING ITS REWARD. > iL \S II 3£1 L =S ’ 5 i r f i 1? i S n S; ' s- —6 - -—6— • der.' In our day that would mean make your wilt Do not deceive your heirs with railroad stock or Jay Cookt« Northern Railway bonds; do not deceive them with it to control it, aud hfa estate u reaping deeds for Western lauds that sever the reward. Scott, Howitt and Garrett, will yield any crop, but fevers or wcool the other railroad magnates, turned about martgaga on property that won't py the and put a million of dollars into the Atfirst. Company, that be. might bleed that mo- down to sixty, and the Atlantic and Pacific THE DECISION OF A TRIBUNAL goes np proportionately. Telegraphing is the most outrageous Union is, or has been, a monopoly, and the people hare been compelled to psy what­ ever they should exact. Consequently tbe cost ot telegraphing has been four rima what it is in any other country. Now that the new company h»s been bolstered, down will go the prices. It is a good ■afeguatda we have against imposition. The prices have been already reduced a half, at competing pointa, tnd they will go lower still Would that there ftodd be found some relief from the expreas swindle. THE GBAMD MIKE. When tbe Grand Duke Alexis wm here ft few years ago, New York went wild over hum He wa feud asd dauced and balled and ndden and photographed—awd bell® qwreW far the privilege of darning with him He is here again, but ala ! his Royal Highness dosen’t excite as Mnrch sensation He nib aboetth, follow.) bj u English bull-dog, the same as any other tbe crowd Kwrod, ter. u* leek .1 M» He . . good follow ntber hie. Ike being 1M Moor. New Tort need. “ There is coming a conflagration, com­ pared with Which that of Chingo is 1871, or that of Boston in 1872, or (hat of b’cw York in 1837 or 1832, I’ve forgotten which, ia aa nothing. Brooklyn on fire. New York on fire, Vienna on fire, Canton on fire, St. Petersburg on fire, Paris on fire, London on fire, tho Andes on fire, the Appenmet* on fire, the Himalayas on fire! And what will be peculiar about that day will be that the water with which w« pt out great fires will itself take flame, the, Ohio and Hudson and Mkuwippi and trembling Niagara shall with nJ tongues lick the heftrctia. The geological heat* ia the centre of the earth will burn oat to­ ward iths circumference, and this world will bo a living coal, tho living roal 1'Jliog •into ashes, the ashes scattered by the breath of the last hurricane, and all ttyt will be left of this glorious planet wffl b* flaku of ashes falling on other worlds. Oh, ou that day will you be fireproof, « will you be a total lo® ? Wul you be res­ cued or will you . be consumed ? ^b*0 thia world in ito baptismal font of the a® shall blase, will you go out on the fire es­ cape of the Lord's deliverance ? Oh, that day, for which all other days made, may it be found that this life inst­ ance man had a paid-up j*olicy, and th*1 this fire insurance man had given bio, ”’ stead of the debris of a consumed w®”4' a house not made with hands, clcrnsl m the heavens." And after this turgidity he studs for » moment, as if overcome by his feot#** looking slyly out of hi* left *ye»«»“ *** offset upon the throng, and with a H * pray" utte-ra what ho calls a prayer, wnl» ■ very like his sermon, and as ’ vpbeao* Still thia humor draws more people Sunday than Beecher, or any ■-Art er in the two atics, Curioa- thing. »• BUSTNESS pUrchlriUr IrtOjPlXIWft EDITORIAL ( i t iff-i HE sanctify it: Last Sunday he preached to the iurunoa people, and what do you think of that» sample bricks: “ if I did not think that God iortitntri the life insurance arganizations, 1 wvdl not take up your time and my own on the Sabbath morning in discoursing on the subject. Life insurance provides fur oar families* when we are goo-. “ If we do not pay the,, premium we have no rqjht to expect mercy: we are worse than infidels. After the certificate of death has been made ont, and the thirty N but it was finally decided that they could man nature. ' reckless over-apecuktion, stalked over the land. It was the maloootcmt's hour of re* li it wa the wish of the women, as well as counting of tho electoral votes should be i refe.red to. "!? •>« • “«•>- IJ emplary, but devotedly pious women, and ling new lines in every direction, wquently, Western Union, whieh was ii I sitf that arc known to be well managed, and No man who ever made religion a tannos doa m much that misfit be called idvertising of himself as the eminent rm. tioualisi who saiU under the name of T. -De^VVitt Talmage. He. ha*1 built for hrs a church that looked more a tlu^ri* tbui anything else, and ho fitted it up solely effect. Ho is a long, cadavcron* nun, with a sepulchral voice and a brimstone w ner, and be got up his place of tmetier with a view solely to its fitness for bin. ilo has the best organist and cornet plaje: in the city to lead the congreeatiomTiia-. tI She distributed 6333,000 among the charities Vanderbilt, before be died, wanted to . nun, in th. td*. rf . "r (,rP°-nR fMra lw pow.r, hMbing iu pMly trank, u pdd£_hn. d th. In nJ;..._____ . .. u of Missouri. ten of the bat charities in tho city. slxmld appointed for the purpose. That tribunal, atabhahod bylaw far ths sole parpore, ito members all of them wa of long estab­ lished reputation for integrity and intelli­ gence, and with the exception of there who are also members of the Supreme Judiciary chosen equally from both politial parties it* deliberations, enlightened by tbe reroarch and th« arguments of able counsel, wan entitled to the fullest ooofldtnre of the American people. Ito decuions have bren patiently waited for, and accepted as legal­ ly cooolaiiTt by the general judgemeot of For the presort, individual '*VV “““•*& ““ L'o.»liiuti„o the public opinion will widely vary aa to the wisdom K“*“S"F»*b» of tbe several conclusions aDoouBcod bv SURE AMD HUBSTAJTTJAL FOfXDATIOX, that tribunal. This is *o be anticipated hi the superstructure of beneficent local government can bo built up and not otherwise. In furtherance of such obedi­ Human judgment is never ence to the letter and the spirit of the unerrit 1 “ farcly regarded as othconstitution, and in behalf of all that ito . - ------------------- DK by the successful party attainment implies, all so-called party »lb. rowu*. fb. fca tboi lateresta lose their apparent importanea, pobued portico b.T. in ibw wo, MUfodthe and party lines may well be permitted to a>T»u. in nprd io .hid, E<XJ „„ dif. fall into insignificance. The question we f«, m to U>< 1» on la, than io the pron. have to consider for the immediate wel­ «entrain bo ptraej in whinj tie fare of the States of tho Union, is the question of GOVERNMENT OR 50 OOVERNMERT ; of social order and all tbe (xwoeful indtu tries and the happinee that belone to it. After doing this sho made a clean, dear will, leaving the rest of her estate to estates are gnashing their teeth because abe ;v] tni n mtrati on folly enjoved. Whiter er difference of opinion exist as to the cause of this con­ dition of things, the fact is clear that in tho progress of events the time lias come when inch- a government is AN IMPERATIVE NECE8AITY H-Mirad b, all the Tariw Ulen,:., public aud private, of those States ; but U must not be forgotten that only a local govern­ ment which recognises sod maintain, in violate tho righls of all is a true adfgovernment, with respect to the two di* UDct races whose peculiar relations to each other have brought upon us the deplorable complications ind perplexities which exist in the Southern Statee. It must be a Eve:nmeat which decides the interests of th races carefully and equally. It must be a government which submits loyalhand heartily to tbe Constitution and lain —the laws of tbe Nation, and the laws of the States themselves, accepting and ty. relatives—till the a subject in pur public affairs, which all thoughtful and patriotic citiscDM regard as of supreme importance. Many of the calamitous effects of the • TREMENDOUS REVOLUTION which has passed over the Southern States still remain. The immeasurable benefits whieh will surely follow, looner or later, the hearty and gencrotw acceptance of the legitimate results of that revolution, hare not yst been realized. Difficult and em­ barrassing questions meet u» at the tbresbo’d of this subject The twople of Alien and Thurman ret forever ; in 1876 these States are still impoverished, and that of Tilden! The nation had again the inestimable biasing of a wise, honest triumphed in the victory of Haya. ” and peaceful local ftdfgovernmcoi i» not • traitors. ______ ___ it convulsed the -------------- —-^contention. Overthrown in argument, in the battle of brains, ‘ by Webster nud Clay in their conflict with Haynes and Calhoun, knocked kon du combat by Jackson in his suppression of nullification, it assumed all ito maliimaut tion bat rather to speak of mcrito attention. THE MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT and to suggest certain important ends to be of that section of the country has beeu ar­ attained in accordance with our institu> rested by tbe social and political revolu­ tions, and essential to tho welfare of our tion through whieh it has passed, and now country. At the outset of the discussions need* aud doerv® tbe conaiderate care of which preceded the recent Presidential the National Goverunrsot, within the just election, it seemed to me fitting that I limito prescribed by the constitution and should fully make known my sentiments wise public economy. But at the bo*ia of in regard to several of the important all prosperity for that, as well m for every questions which then appeared to demand other part ot tbe country, lia the improve­ the consideration of the country. Follow­ ment of the intellectual and moral condi-' ing the example, and in |>art adopting the tion • of the people. Universal suffrage language of one of my prcdccawora, I wish should rest upon universal education. To now, when every motive for mi*re(>rescn tbi* end, liberal and permanent provision tation haa passed away, to repeat what was said before the election, trusting that my achooU. The President of the United countrymen will candidly weigh and under­ States, of necessity, owa his election to stand it, and that they will fed assured office to the suffrage and zealous labors of that the sentiments declared in accepting the political party, the members of which the nomination for the Presidency will be chcnsh -with ardor and regard as of caseoTHE STANDARD OP MT CONDUCT tial importance toe principtes of their parin the path before me. charged, as I now 3 organization ; but he should strive to bo am, with the grave and difficult task of ways mindful of the fact that carrying them out in the practical admin­ istration of the Government, so far a? de­ who serves ni« country best In further­ pends, under the Constitution and'laws, ance of the reform we seek, and iu other on Chief Executive of the Nation. Tho respects, I recommend an amendment to permanent pacification of the country up* the Constitution prescribing a term of six on such principles aud by such measures years for the Presidential office, and for­ “ 5*'1 ?efure Ao complete protection of bidding reelection. all its citizens in the free enjoyment of all FOEEION POLICY. their constituted rights, ia now the one THE MOTIVES WHICH SHOCLDAKIMATE LS, people always love rich 1s ! sua —no resort to miwrablo makeshifts ; but a manly, square and unflinching battle whether, under the Constitution, our against the shams and cria and-fauds of Union » a nation, sovereign or supreme demagogical eraft. It commanded the at­ within tbe limits of ito powers, with inhe­ tention of the great financial centers of Patriotic men, eloquent and rent forces* . Europe. able, rallied to his support. Sbcrmao. .dicating ito of States—liable Garfield, Taft, Noya, Foster, Lawrence any malcontent and Danforth, a brilliant array of State -------------- coeval with ths strength, aided by Morton, Woodford, Constitution, it was tho invention of Schurz, Grosvenor, Oglaby, Windom, Doves apd BoutwsU from abrwd, mttsnd routed the Democratic harts. As at the developed its nusehievous character in the Opequan, as st Cedar Creek, when all Cabinet of Washington, in tbe conflict seemed disaster and ruin, the charge of the between Jefferson and Hamilton, the intrepid leader of the “Old Kanawha" re- THE CORDtkL CO-OPERATION of all who cherish an interest in the wel­ fare of the country, trusting that party lines and the prejudice of race will be free­ ly surrenderoa in behalf of the great pur­ pose to bo accomplished. In the import­ ant work of tbe restoration of the Sooth, it i* not the political ritustion alone that own bnrt, which h« cWnu ia hi. pro|««J, MX) oot a pan of the pi Ml., htapiro. He hu a dean, „ t„ ions in hu own right, ro-1 !« nt|,L . c’>4 the notion of settling down u a a™ feelings. She divided up a portion of her gentleman in America, and dodgtaJ^ property among them in sunk a way as to cares of royalty. How it will na^t B<> make them all comfortable, ro that they one an tril. If the Grand Dakes* stubborn s* the nut of hi* famih he w>ll would not feel aggrieved, and go to dis­ do it. He is a good deal of a Dcaxxu* puting the wiU. If a relative has left you and cans very little tor the foruurfm’ thirty thousand doliare, you are not going •ally. The attendant* that his state in­ pOMS upon him are irksome tu him K(j be enjoys nothing else ro much aa hm lib loved her with all the dtvotion (Hal poor CORRESPONDENCE. for Printers. xrcKssios »«»w«wfl HOC <*• 1 protection and support; freedom, justice, and the equality of all men of all races and colora before the law—all there he ably maintained as the duty of government or the wants of the nation for tbe revival of prosperity. There was no dodging of io- Fellow Citizens : We have oMetnblcd to repeat tho public ceremonial began by Warinngton, observed by all my predeeeasors, and now a time-honored custom, which marks the commencement of a term of tho Presidential office. Called to the duties of this great trust, I proceed, in compliance with the usage, to announce some of the leading principles on the sub­ jects that now chiefly engage the public attention, by which it is my desire to be guided in the discharge of those duties I shall not undertake to lay down, irrerocsfiy, principles op measures of administra­ prog*tops. So he lias poauvriy forbiui «U Wl ».□ lo kl»a, >nd m royj “ mut-r to pmablhe put.b, T* roun: mu. n .,«tr ordn, ?* Mire Mary Dancer, a rich maiden bdy of Iphi.MMld.igu „ this city, who died a few weeks ago. Mm Akxu •»■««. i« Mn^ubU R«.J IbU hu uapernl Llhe.- B«r r . to u~“ Mary was well endowed with thfa world's M>d thM he .ill Mu, tb.’d^ T?' It u not often that i; r l As in the great campaign of 1875 in Ohio, ao in the Presidential conflict of 1876, all these important questions of pub­ lic policy were involved, as was that of Liberal KEi±:rx ««< r _ IS ! r s ..i H COmiCT— HATES* VICTOBT A TRIUMPH OF THE NATION. Policy Republican, and Patriotic. — New Toxic, Mareli 3. 1877. T-? THE PRESIDENTIAL Hit * A Sensible Wom*n-Tlw T«to»r»P* ;; payment of the natiouJ debt, principal and interest; the invisibility of oar pub­ lic school Erstem ; the development of the wealth and reaouroa of the country ; the D. THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS’OF PRESIDENT HAYES. . ! n is well. All *i Hing to receive tie American sou ft wtfb-thit IU another . k. “sacred and inviolable’ It ought to be paid, principal and interest; it could only be repudiated a soled in national dishon­ or. Be denounced all attempts at inflation tered thefleld at onoc, and under bis lead as expedients only of demagogues or traib the enthusuim and confidence of his party ors. Inflation was dishonor; inflation was soon revived. He tajdly raised the na* tional standard. The'tyiited Statu wsa a ruin. Its adoption would defeat the pre­ tended purpose for which it was advocated nation, note league—a nation with powers -a relief of * hard tunes.” Instead of inherent in ito organism capable of main­ relieving trade, instead of permanently taining its legitimate sovereignty, of en­ c.-nl forcing its constitutional authority, and of taring their revival upon a permanent or coercing and punishing all who resisted solid tai, instead of relieving the massa either a menaced its life; bard money, the earliest possible resumption of sperie payment*, was the great need of btumas aul the people. The absolute good faith of the Republic demanded the honorable depreciating the intrinsic value liquidation of all its obligations in the Resolutions were brief and patriotic? OUR NEW YORK LETTER, oru. P^ ithu emancipated, and to protect them in the enjoyment of those righto when tbty m infriiupd or —ilM, u pamBj mL wuuod. Th. erfo whieh .fflui Che SmILeee Slates can only be roraored or re»e died by the united and harmoLiuJ efforts of both rm by mutual sympathy and regard; and while in duty bound and fully determined to protect the rights of all by every constitu­ tional mans at the disposal of my a lmmfatration, I am kincercly anxious to use every Intimate influence in favor of bonrat and efficient local governments, as the true raofrce of those Slate*; for the pro­ motion of contentment aud prosperity. Of their citizens in this effort which I shall moke to accomplish this purpose, I ask . S-P? s • public, he was patriotic, inflexible and sound. He believes that “honesty is the beX policy.” As the debt of the Revolu­ tion was “ the price of liberty,” the coat of independence, so the debt of the Rebell- manded the prestige of his name, a tower of strength. They were calls like that which in 1861 had carried him into the field. That of 1875 he received while at home, unsuspectingly playing base-ball with bis children, and rejoicing that be had escaped from the active toils of poli­ tic® ; that he was relegated to the cultiva* tion of his land and the delights of his domestic hearth. It was the call of duty —duty to hi* country, to his party, and the great national principles upon the suc­ cess of whieh denuded the salvation of both. His hesitation was brief} Ho en­ ture to unravel their financial ectiotn. The m bigbat and purest in the land. All the probabilities were against tho nation. In both campaigns the Republicans at first were dispirited. The fruits of the victory human righto ! He demanded irrevo- for which, as the rapreeentatira of the na­ le guarentaa of these by amendments tion, they had contended in tho rebellion, he organic law, basing representation at such unparalleled sacrifices, were in upon population, bat voters ; and se- peril. The most patriotic doubted. Brave sd.iu conjunction with Orth, of Indi- and high taRSS. will not need a Committee of the Legisla­ ! u cubluh th. ahd, through the House, assessed the na­ tional purse for a campaign ftmd for tbe collection and circulation of the slanderous perjuries of mercenary informers in the ...s tM i.r r. ~ nA resources or productive industry of Ohio aud the nation—of agriculture, manufaotureo aud commerce, and of internal im- �yei»i-Weekly hepliblicaptawer. wilin' ri,i'«ora»«»v HI AbcuFthe County. We do not deem it nceearery ta take up I much .pace in our paper in eucomium. upon the merit* of Frank Beard, the "Chalk Talk" Special Notices. 9 I Madison Dispensary, man, for the press generally haa gone «xtenlhely into that particular, wherever Mr. Beard has appeared. Therefore wo give the following which we clip from the Detroit Trib­ une of Dec. 25th, 1878. * "One of the mo»t plaao.ni and delightful entertainment* which we have witnessed for some time, wa* the familiar "Chalk Talk" of Mr. Frank Beard at Whitney * Opera House law evening. It waa attended by a very large and select audience of ladle, and gtmUemen, among whom were a number of our moat prominent clergymen and local artlirt*. and wa* received with every mark of pleasure and approval. Mr. Beard te a very witty and in­ teresting speaker, a* well as a capital artist, and hl* "Chalk Talk" therefore poaowaed a double eharm. • * • >fr. Beard td»o ter­ initiated hi. highly Interesting lecture with the drawing of two picture, at one and the same time, using both hands for the operation, ■nd performing the task quite m artistically aa in tho instances where he bestowed hi* whole attention upon a single sketch. The Woman'. Temperance Union cleared a goodly profit a* the reeult of hte pleasant pictorial en- When you wish Pure Drugs aud Med icinea, go aad see Wanzsr i Barnes. xnar8w2 Advertised Letters formerly uf Meadville, has i-jic in the building recently F ' C. M. RUNYAN’S. A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the Atchison Topeka and SantuFo Rail rood and of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by "Nym Crinkle," tho musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free on paplication,together with the Shii Juan Guide, maps and urne table* of thia new and pop­ ular route from Kansas Cityand Atchiaon to Pueblo, Denya; and all pointe in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mine*. Tho finest line of Pullman Slecpcni on tho continent between tho Mis­ souri River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Anderson, Gen. Pa**. Aql' I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens o.f Hastings and vicinity, that I hav^ a new and , POSITIVELY CURED, 'SgSS' . f this city went lo Middle­ You will always find a complete assort­ ment of school luxika. stationery, &c., nt the lowest prices, at marSw2 Wanxkr & Barnes. >y. » i . of Grand Rapids, one of luprent «|<aken in the State, aad C. A. f> will addrex the people of or. ’ the Tentperaney' queition, at ' : . it Sunday et^njbg. Coma early GEO. WOODS & CG.5S PARLOR ORGANS POULTRY .WORLD. iplendml Illustrated jdontblr. ltrrolfd ntirsly '‘vtt't. 11—year.' Send lOcts. for a epecicopy. Address. WOULTRT WORLD. u*ar- And go buy a first-class cigur of Em. Bus­ by: He bus just filled up with a stock of the Best. • marlt3 Ceo. M. Savage & Co's Col A good stock of Flanucle nnd Casse. meres nt bottom prices. J. Rvssell febl.’iw I. Call aud rec our Tea*, febltf Smith. Hogle & Preston’ Coffee, Sugar and Bed cords at febltf Smith. Hogle& Pktarox'R. Liat of patents issued lo Inventors of Mich igan for ths week ending March 6, 187" and each dated Feb. 20, 1877. Furniehcal thia paper by Cox A Cox. Solicitor* of Patents Washington, D. C. G. Collins, tool holders. Fort Wayne. C. Hall, set works for circular saw niilte. Bay City. .• 3. Jenks, rotary engines, Detroit. €. McGhee, corset*, Jackaon. <J. Polley and D. Toles, rerth anger*. 1’ly- Pull ofT that Dirty Collar. Go aud sue the best stock of collars ever brought to Hastings, just received at Em. Buslw'x. niarlttt. Crockery nndTatups cheap at febltf Smith, J1ogle& Preston’s.' ! building of Mihdlcville. came iplete d<-«truction yesterday, by fire. she damage is laid'll about two i .Villars. RUNYAN. xxi66tf J brow Away that Stub implied vithlhe popular ded from ft.00 to $2.60 and Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, salcratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which wifi be sold at jao'oc-'rouoE pjeaxcxss. Remember the place, at J. S. RIWYJIJY’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give, inc a call. Topeka, Kan. , and organised a "‘Ijuliea !ub. The oreanization was thirty-eight members to start M OF OHB! A1B MASKAfltGUIDE. OS StXUAL PATMLOOV. M; D. Reed desires to call attention to his new Wagon Stop, where ho may bo found at all hours of any day, ready to do any work iu hia line, from puUtng a new spoke in an old wheel, to the building of the best buggy .over mn in the county of Barry. Don't forpet tlio place; lu tho shop with Jason Rich & Bro., corner o Church and Railroad Street. xxCtf Burgees, Joey Hammond, Francis Witeon, Mi W. Smith, Mrs Cornelin Sheffield. I -and d:vtiugui>b*d visitors 01 W- MaC-.ra SL. Chicks. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. CHICAGO REED COMPANY Importm, Grewm.and Jobbynof FOREIGN’ ANU DOMESTIC The tire, we understand, G. P. Rowell &, Go’s. Col. fgaiion from the Reform Club of this go te Yankee Springs, on Friday ih.u place. next week Friday, tbsy .-• Ins to Woodland for ths same pur" -fay last, l*<wean the reaidente •f the Baxxnt and the Prcsbya black feather belonging to a r.c hating found the nae will l T lent ing it at the above-named i’n Tuesday la>t.,^rank Dyfkle. of Bowne, h*UCe.. uI;..committed larceny in this couniy a »h«t time since, was arraigned before Hit Homir, Judgd Arnold, plead guilty, was senicace.11.> tme year in State prison at Jackson, •here he was conveyed by Sheriff Creasy the M hen a candidate for high oftico i» well likod and so popular with themasae* a. to make hte defeat Jiffieult in a fair and honorable fight, mean and cowardly men are not wanting who delight in manufacturing liea and .tender­ ing his good name. There are atou those whose selfishne.. prompt* them to prostitute Chair honor, pervert truth and ignore righWbr the ■axe of injuring a competitor in business, whose prosperity they envy, and with whose business talent they have not the tugMiiy to •ucceasfully compete in an honorable way. These thought* are auggreiml by the mean, cowardly attacka tuade upon me and my4medicines by those who imagine their pecuniary prospect* injured by the great popularity which my atandard medicines have acquired, and the continued growth of my professional practice. Narrow-minded preciiUoner* of medicine, and nianuUctnrcrs of preparations which do not pou.es* sufficient merit to succewfully compete^- popular favor, have re­ tried to reeh cowardly auategy a* to publteh all Mrt* of ridieulou* reports about the com­ position of my medicines. Almanacs. " Re­ ceipt Books," and other pamphlets are tewed, ■nd aeattered broadet over i***-'1. "heT“ these contemptible knaves puWi.h pretended <ACn POtt 8ALB BT AU. DLUXUS tx n.t’o. ni mint tbuoco co. irmilte, e. r. .-iGMAs CLOT . RUN WEUT ?: wear wina.iL HASTINGS. "" “o. *•« think it wm hardly fair for Bro. New­ kirk loeomiusnl m he did in the Odd Jello* »f the 1 at 1MI. oa tjjf correepondeooe of Bro. Harm in the Pud, relative to the actios ot th* (.read I-odge on the charges made agaiaat >k« Michigun Odd Allo* by P. tt. M. John N. Ibgwsoll. We do not think P.O. Harris attOod *»ything but the fact* in a very moderate •>7- We wrote the teport of the special comuf which we were the Chairman, aud if ** wideMasd our own report, U did net ex««"»• I*. G. N.wkirk, but it cxcuMd him from great wro^g lB (he matter, white fully ettdw*i“<theju»tieecf lire chargee brought by G- M, in hte report. And the that an«b»r wa. t .ported’guilty of a probable viola- ” "S; w pr—rfrf —>r~1,P“b,± .mW fact that no two have been XS-irp~-i-« author*. It te enough for the p- -r- -- — (wBlWru. B_v.PlgBCtU.O-- Pr.prt.iT T Dr. ’ iTort.i. -O-1-1'’- N' T’ HMH, MIRS, Hffl, OILS, s68;,’^.'ra,aMF;Jixa!gut: 825000 Ai.VJUgESMi’IK NOWI8_THE TIMETOJECUBEIT X^d»nr~-p« “« *«««.“•'— Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Containing over 1,200 varieties Vege­ table and Flower seeds. Colored Platen. Elegant wood-cut* of Vegeta blesand Flower*. Handsomest Guide Publlnhed rapSend for it-«i Detroit Seed Ce. Detrelt, 3ii ch A HOME and FARM SJTiKXi-w J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, IM TME UNITED STATES 1 hs:!ty M-i.tr h-v- purchased John Clark’s fV'Mvnce f-r S-MAI, and with hi* wife is going to keep Ituim therein.—Sashrllle 5Vw«. Now, Vrno, stand up aad. explain. What makes Charley Lean keep house with John Clark'* •ifcJ Boes John feet bad about it, and whoee ject to thir circulation, which te to injure!the wife doe* he keep house with ’ Who keep* Lie of my medicines. " The Popular Health ^.X^HllUDELPHn._____________ bouse wuf, Qjin-ijy Lentz'* wife, and i*n’l Almanac" ia the hlgh-«»“«‘’N»K nBm? of oneof these pubiioatlon*. which contain, bogus re­ ihore danger of getting the little C.« and Lji 'sized ’oniewhal ? ** find in th. Vermontville knterpriM the published by one Dr- L-, of Detroit, «■ Uie hcih east and WKST. Jf.c&uNm Furawr. and by other manufacturers Ellowfaj complimentary notice of eur Senator, of mrfTcinw, in neversl scxaUed Journal* of which it gives us great pleasure to lay before Pharmacy. They are all prompted by wr reader, ■•.'eaator Cook, of this District, and ultcriy fail in accompliahing tho their author., for, notwithstanding lhe,’, J”! •ccupied the Lieutenant Governor** chair te-.t Books. Mane. Full Information, alm Friday afternoon, and did wtdl. We erjoyod a frieadiy chat with Mr. Cook. * • • Usd Com. V. PjRJUOHARAjfM^ The member* who represent Eaton, Hon. D. oW a Week to Agent.. IW inis, " n. p-.pi-« “ R- Cook in the .Senate, and Hona, Gould and ■'•'lion in the House, are neither of them what ,L« <Wr el““ " aijhl te turned talkers, but arc dllabcnou*. P*in.iaking and faithful representative*, and ««looking well to the interest* of their con- City Drug Store MATCHLESS U• r je:e» si Mich s 11 Michigan Grand Ave. Detroit, CHEW-SMOKE <si2! Cowardly Assaults the purpose of organising a Reform Tikctaine Agewt»,*n<l »•<> ability l« 0e* o* JlSdSfJef nclllnftKWf' ,carlU»«htme»cimFe****tl»»* InK varriisG accor*t>B|ft® liberal’*"*ndqaali Uca.? rerue.- DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. Commercial. HASTINGS MARKE Baxxsb Optic*. Feb. IS. 1*57. WHEAT.lwhltclper bushel----------------WHKAT.'redJper bushel-............. ■— * 30*‘ *’ FLOUR. i»er cwt------------ -------------------«♦ ™ CORN, per bushel.-------------- ----- ----------* BUTTER, per lh----------- ------------------EGGS, pevdoven...... —-------- ------------POTATOES.per bushel.......... ...... ......... . APPLES, perboshsl---- -------------------ONIONS, per bushel------------------------BEANS, perbu.b.1------ ------------------PORK--------------------------------------------NESS PORK, per lb------- -------------- HAMS, per lh---------------------------------SHOULDERS, per lb----------------------LARD, per Ik-------------------- ---------TALLOW, per lb---------------------------- CHICKENS, per lb-------------------------CHEESE, per lb.-----------------------------WOOL, per lb—------------------------------SALT. fine.per bbl-------------------------SALT, coarse, per bbl......... .............. — HAY. per urn----------------- - --------PRIED PEACHES, peered, per lb.„. ppi RD PEACHES, unoeared. par lb. DRIED APPLES, per lb—....... .......... MAPLE SUGAR-------------------------— HIDES, rreon, per lb-------- -----------HlDES.dry. porlb-------------------------BHREPPRLTO----------------- ------------CALFSKINB.trenn.perlb------------CALF SKIMS, dry. per lb--------------HONEY—----------------------------------BEESWAX, perib---------------- -— CRANBERRIES, par b**hel---------Gfovtw and Mitten* Ure , thin done out- J. Rummll. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. Vkk-s Ftewm ead Vs^tabl. xxitotf M eM to' •UM tick’s tCK’i PENSIONS FLeaiL csrss. A beantifnl qMrteriy teernal. finely IHwMie 1 1 i<i2^“,i°r,3ana,v^i"Mai.,yt -VICCK’S Fl«<er *■« VereUMa OarSn, coat to feblSwd Dan Manee of tho firm of Smith, Matteo i Prtr.on, ha* told out and m he w going away, il b expected every be dy now bar tag nnaett'.ed aecounta wi'l o.U at once and aetdg to Bare krouMa. fcblwd �ablmg it before noon of March 4th to de> Railroads. Railroads. New Advertisements. Railroads dare Mr. Hay« the duly elected Prati- In consequence of Mr. Ferry s time ex­ OWN. OUR GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC! EHOP.T LIKE EETK'EE.X piring March 4th, he will resign his posh MICHIGAN AID TH WH. President of the Senate this week. If I L*1 kftow* La tte*a>oralM Taking Effect Dec. 10th. 1876 Edmunds, Morion, Conkling, Hamlin, and one or two others are mentioned as his successor. ttIMG EAST Fall aad Winter Time Table. But it seems now that unless Swift on the War Path with a new and the Democrats unite wilb the friends of well selected Mr. Conkling to elect him, we shall hare TRAINS GOING FOETH. BI1UMW. Gov. Morton, in that highly responsible position, and the country can feel assured that its interests and destinies, in so far Vi STOCK OF GBOCEBIE8 the President of the Senate can control them, aaa in the safe hands of one who fears do revolutionist or his measures. num ncru* Tk Of every description. J would beg leave to inform my old customers snd tho i? Hence, in any event, wo opine the filibus­ ters cannot prevent a statesman from be­ coming President of then United Stales, iig.____ ; ., wrecker and income grabber White House. into tho Even one of their Sunday RlTi W !;®Si PEOPLE OF HARRY COINTY kswasiwas Generally that I have again embarked in 4S la nor secure th* installment of their railway R« papers here, the Herald, denounces their TRAINS GOING NORTH. Tilden for bis shortcomings in unmeasured terms as un unscrupulous intriguer and prostitute of tho press and country. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Washington. D. C. Feb. 26, 77 venal class of working politicians at once The situation to-day u not entirely conn Portable, for it is by no means a settled wanted to get his hands into that barrel of this week. On Tuesday last Senator Sher denied by his apoetie^s and it is no won­ man felt so sanguine that he expressed an der they arc embittered, shows he was inclined, with all his follow country would see the end. era, to make his disboraemeots contingent on or subsequent to March 4th. At least his first Oregon proposition desired Pat­ rick lo buy bis elector conditioned on pay­ Democrats ally themselves with tho Re ment after the 4th, and we presume he publicans in circumventing the filibusters came down with the $10,000, for ho-knew ’ who are determined to ' ho could not be trusted. above quoted, says : Hayes us j President. These conspirators, Vance of iOhio, Hord, Proctor Knott and others of lesser light, worked hard on Sat­ m— Tho Herald, “Had the Oregon IB '.a ■ $s DEFY COMPETITION. tho sequel opinion to us that by Saturday night tbe ' tap Tho above goods have been selected j with great care and will be sold at prices that onoy, and Was dissatisfied that it did not matter that the final count can be reached and Call soon and examine prices. [janl5.7fltf] Gov. Hayes, they would have been de­ nounced by every Democrat in and out of urday to. inject dilatory motions and other Congress u the acme of political rascali­ ty.’’ completely discomfited by the unprecedent­ the conservative Democrats in refusing to ed action of one-half of the conservatives, follow tho lead of the fillibusters. who voted under the lead of the Republi­ cans io set' aside the decision of their own cannot stomach Sammy and his nephew. This may account for the action of J. H. SUTTON. IM W-.ttO MiiiatSl Depot l-Ll.Z.- I Marble Works. WINSLOWS STEAM i.SI ' IS it 12 ksiifr?§ rauoo-WItk Lake Steer* A MMi. Sovlbcn ■ttJ: fSlMOp.B. 7 05 1 3 19 S 4 4! n BABBLE WORKS winwRin K. KHIDV. Rsm. A.-':, ii.'t.i i-,. LOIMIS. 11»104 Qw*] git EAT WESTERN RAILWAY A-t Kalamazoo. Mich Carolina case will occupy the but one day, and there ia nothing interpos­ tervewing until Marek 4th • would bare> meat on Saturday; but now that South Carolina hu been reached, wo may hope for spesdy work. An objection to one of Pennsylvania's PRESIDXNT GRANT. electors sprung a long debate upon the The Reliable and evidently acts business but of most imperative na­ Having steam pow'er and improved ma< chinayy far sanding, high polishing and .cutting mortices, we can do work cheaper and better than those who work by hand. TIME TABLE. prise but a few soreheads. to-day ment of Louisiana 'and Soutb Carolina tho knotty problems. Field to declira a candidates. READ THIS and bo happy again. Srw.a IS | Pensions. Eatnbllahed letoft. QO1XO WIST. A Gret Redaction ii Tries! isssssa'ra-js: fl SALISBURY & BROSSRAU Dralera tn dl kiads opportunity to demonstrate. He FURNITURE wishes noblood shed during his short adgive peace to that unfortunate State. Wtaifloofc BrauaiFniak fte tai Grata TsMife United States General UaJ OBke. Prrvdency, and are undoubtedly u intent as to bo unable to comprabcnd tho arithEietia of tho economical House Committee money, it says; to pay his Jack tars their and we can forgive Mr. northern IWW8MWS on appropriations, which gives him ample lial problem, salaries for the next twelve months. He takas the Navy Register, which shows the Loot here I |V CENTRAL RAILWAY C0MPA8Y Look here! uSi.AJSt'ss w^ul don't yon ll>i.k w, au> rf IL a dlEeaU to expraw sufficient con- »*■ TRAINS RAW American and Foreign Patents, They have refused to compro- justaaent of tbe om pending quastiou, the fa :: ns every reason to believe that trouble would full be introduced by Mr. 1' I• fig r r- Mi*U»riU. | KUO | 7 Hmiinx* I 15.U ‘st fSiiL,.. 112 !!?£■■ u Furniture. Coffin* xx33m0 their evil designs of defeating Mr. Hayes. proceedings for the aggrieved Presidential | bay jPrtrvit Jac His refusal to al­ crushed o*a by the overwhelming defeats low martial parades in South Carolina.on of Saturday j aud further that they mean, the 22d is highly oommeoded, u there is If pwAla, to carry out to tbe bitter ead ' steps which would embarrass Mr. Hayes Yet they have .iroublen till after,the 4th, when his sne1 censor can deal Wholly unrestricted with evince clearly that they are not tun n EST. tsarry Co. He prudently [desires to take no in the fhiure, hence pats off the adjust­ there is'no doubt that the filibusters com­ Short Liat EAST AND WEST. BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT: The General b busied in packing up, joint convention, and late in tbe evening; । preparatoiy to laying the White House on an adjournment, involving, however, no Saturday, and r* wives no visitors ar trans­ ture. GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. TIME TABLE No. 8. Monuments of tho best American and Marble, Tablets and Headstones atory motion calculated to obstruct or im- ing between Oregon and Wisconsin to pre­ of all description made to order on short vent full count but factious opposition. notice notice, also Granito Monuments of Pennsylvania hu occupied more time, Ute various patterns supplied to customers by declared, otherwise We whole time in-■ however, than wu anticipated at adjourn­ extremist, squarely de- tHOOPRK. Ges’! Ticket A. CHICAGO k. LAKE HURON The objections aad rotorns in the South caucus, and by the broad ruling of Speak John Young Brown of Ken- ll!l!Sl£IH They cr Randall that he would entertain no dil­ . Islli QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY mat 1. uno. my Mock and telegrams gone to or from tho ftsidenoe of obstacles into all tho proceedings, but were been consumed with consideration of their• DOING WEST at-Eaag It says: “Every one of tho Ed. Banner?-— But it is not lb* MUhina L*k« Sbor. rail- It even accuses him of promising barrels of Al mj OLD STAND o» JrfTeno. Strwl-1 money to the faithful, and of not fulfilling his promises. n rar Tse Grocery Business «a getting a gram amount one-third greater than the Committee appropriates. cab do it, for, with thc help oy ,u& Ho other liner t» imi WQUuerport. !kiTi«t>«a.' elnhia CI.1TKAL UlWN’ ----------- ■ fcsre.* TAYLOR. U-1 BaM writes a long letter to the Senate Commit- J. M. HEWES. throagh the same ghsMs that Mr. Holman fura'oW fht u> does, that be and the Honorable Chairman ss:^ Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & HA CTA&S o � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-12.pdf 4eb424b841b0634568d6f2dd8a980152 PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 91. jk^jni-WeekljUepljblicaji banner GEO. M. DEWEY £[)!1QII A XI) PUBLISHER. U North tele of Stale Street. Bastian. Dam reuatf. Mkbir*n. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ; HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. MARCH 12, 1877, J. S. GOODYEAR & CO.’S Announcement! 'GO FEEL WHAT I HAVE FELT. IA yenuc lady of Now York waa in the habit of writing for the Philadelphia iedger on the enMew of temperenje. Her wrlttinn were «o fall of patho.. and evinced tneb deep emotion of eonl. that a friend of hare aucuaed bar of boeomlng a aanlao 9* tho rabioet ef temperance, whereupon ahe wrote the fanowing line*.] Go feel what I have felt. Ou. beer what I hare boraefflnk 'Math the blow a father dealt. And the cold world-! proud eeorn ; Dry Goods and Great Bargains in Dry Goods, at BOTTOM PI Thr eole relief the eoonbinc tai Go, kneel u I here knelt; Implore. ba»«Mk. Tailoring. 7 Tailoring Department connected with eur Store. A fine Boots and Shoes A Large Stock of Boots and Shoes, all kinds, very Cheap. Groceries, Groceries of all kindsjis LOW as they can be bought any where. Salt. A full line of Saginaw and Onondaga Salt always on hand. Thina own d»»p accunh bid*. Wjp« from bar ebaak tKa tear. Mark the worn frtaae and withered brow. The mr that>tre*k* bar dark balr now— The fedlnc form and trambllnr limb. And trace the min back to him Whore plUhted faith in early youth PromiMd eternal lore and truth. But wfio. fortawora. hath yielded as That promiae to the anraod cup. And lad bar down thranah lore and light. And ail that made the future britbt. And chained her there 'mid want and alrife. That lowly thine “ a drunkard-* wife And stamped on childhood *a brow M mild. Thai wither blilht, “ a drunkerd’» child." Come and see us PROFESIOHXL AND BUSINESS CARDS fell goods, so that it shall bo for vour advsntagi For we mean to buy of us. I.jM.^7GOOdyear Hastings. J «* CHRONIC ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT- H. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, WM. IL 1IAYFORD, *,IT«£?‘SX »ud CottaMlkr at Law. and Solieitar Iol«neUon MMtarJljiuntorateAna;|5-d« bo^hl .aduH, nd agfaiwe ttaauetwn. on rearonable term*. Ofiee over Barlow A Goodyear-* ■tore. Iaayl*» OR. V. RUSSELL, sCRGBON.-OSce <r Katas- "••1’ E“i-w v ration. eud ear* sssaseWMSaTiu.Choree, relay, end etl > Southern Planters’ Homa*. an apology to the party under Icadm ---------mouth'd --------------travel .In the South will One ’ this same mysterious management. It K*!thoroughly * dispjl . AOJ eronoous ideas —___ I_ .___ T iqaA in the way minds me of * story they used to tell of indicted. for <hil| it is true that there axe General Polk. During tho war General a few fioe reeidenoes In New Orleans, Sa­ Polk ordered a sergeant to fire a cannon vannah and Charleston, and a number of which had been--------------------------------------loaded whan hot' and---al­ handsome and elegant old mansions ofi TRo MTgeafifltAid iCWbuld the Ashley river in South Carolina, and in lowed Yb'SRST _ . „ ■ ■ -« -• Alabama and'. Viremia, it is equally true buret. Polk said it wouM doA It *3tatss a grogra! tiring the people 6f the and killed thirty men. Polk picked up South Hnj in a state of squalor, poverty the sergeant's bead and apologized. Tilden and genera! shiftlcaness which must be apologizes to Hendricks. •'' seen to be thoroughly appreciated. And in making this statement I do not refer to Tho fillibaaters have beon sulking all. the poor or middle class people, who Rvo i much delay as for the most part in this section in large this week, and maki possible, but the deci ___ground taken by log houses roughly put together and gm> Speiker Randall yesterday, and the large <endly known as “ doublo-enders," but to extensive planters, men who cultivate majority by which ho was sustained, show the • from 500 to 1000 acres of land, who em­ that tho obstructionists are positively pow- ploy a score or more of hands, and who ericas to successfully resist the completion ,are regarded by their friends and neighbors • of the electoral count, and even before this ।as prosperous and well-to-do. Some time ago, traveling through-the will reach you Hayes will be President. cotton States, and being thoroughly im­ The inauguration is to be without any of ' pressed with the mistaken notions to which tho pomp and show which have distin- 1I have referred, I wm very anxious to see guiahed preceoing ones, and will bo simple ,one of the “ rich homes of the Soerth," and unostentatious, as becomes an Amen- 1about which people at the North hear so and was very much disappointed at can citinen passing to tho executive chair much, j being unable to find them. Qoe day, in of tho nation. Pledged as Mr. Hayes is Maoofi, . Georgia, I spoke to a prominent to an administration of economy and re- ।gentleman of that place upon the subject, form, the real, Dot the sham article, this iand asked him if he could not show me of the “old plantation houses’’ that plainness cannot at all detract from the dig- one j had been *9- much written and talked nity of the occasion. All of the earlier ( Presidents were inaugurated without any “ Certainly," was hia reply, “I will take of these triumphal arehee, or music of ■you to Col. B% place to’morrow." Accordingly, tho next morning we set sounding brass and roaring cannon, Thom­ out for the home of the Colonel. On the EVERYBODY I I as Jefferson riding on horseback entirely ' way my conductor told me that it was one unattended to tho Capitol, where he dis- of | the finest places in the State, in short, mounted, tied hia horse, and walking up to tand to use his own words, that “ it was a AND" SURGICAL magnificent dwelling, sir." the building took the oath of office pre- regular i Qo hear, and tea. and fad and know AU that my aoul hath felt and known ; After haXfan hour's ride over a rough scribed by law, and^rt know that they dis. road, which was lined on cither side by' charged their dutica\*and honors quite as ; broken-down fences and an occasional well as their sucoeesore. “ double-tinder," from the wide, open door Notwithstanding all that has been said ।of which sallow-faced and careworn-looking women stared out in a lazy and Hstiere to the contrary, I am to-day informed by kind of way that waa exceedingly depress* I lolbe—abhor I My v«/y aoul good authority that there will be no out- ing, we turned out of the highway into With deep dietnut is tarred and-out Southern Democrat appointed to what appeared to be a private road. This, Whene'er I tee. or hear, or tell a position in President Hayes* Cabinet, I waa informed, led to " the place" of tho Of Ibis dark bevente of hell! It is, however, on dit that a Southerner Colonel. It certainly did not argue well for that gentleman's thrift or management CAPITAL NOTES. will be appointed to fill the vacancy left by The groat wooden gate, which at one Davis ou tho Supreme bench, and the time guarded it from the intrusion of the WanniNOTON, D. C., Mar. 2,77. ’ !names mentioned are ilerachcl V. Johnson chance passer-by, hung from its rusty tiy/ tho vital om» to their natural function*.vanfrzW/ . inc invigorating the whole »yitm. and heii nnlEd. Bannkk.— ’and John Hancock. To fill this vacancy hinges broken and rotting, tho fences were *7*%-*^^ vertally relied upon a» in about the same condition, and the road When Representative Springer, of IDi- «as it was filled before will take just about itself was dilapidated and uncared for. hundred pounds. ' every i■eaeon to believe the i'oetor ean euro. nois, with but a baker's dozen of his party three < As we proceeded, al) my former visions be mialed vr induenecd by th. •nyrow. hanchmen behind him, endeavored yester­ Itt is rumored that the position of Sec­ of the splendors of tha place began to day to bulldose the Speaker of the House retary j of War will be tendered John A. tado. Instead of the grove of flowering trees which I had expected, I found an im­ Democratic tactire evidently reached their ]Logan. mense tract of land covered with patches culmination. It was the last agony of the Hayes is expected to arrive here to­ of corn irregularly and badly planted, and expiring party, and waa as indecorous as it morrow : evening. He comes over the road dotted here and there with blackened and was ineffectual. After all hope was gone, jin Tom Scott i private car. were no blossoming shrubs no tempting Springer endeavored, by interposing dilato­ The rinderpest has again broken out in fruit*, no smooth and well-kept lawns, do ry motions, to interfere with and prevent England, and all importatious of neat cat­ singing birds, no flowing rivulets, do signa the counting of the electoral vote. He tle and hides of neat cattle coming from cither of care, attention or taste. Tfio was ruled out of order by hia own Demo­ that country are therefore prohibited by com fields were succeeded by a couple <f hundred acres of cotton land, then in turn cratic Speaker, appealed from the Chair, the Treasury Departmeat until further 6rand was ruled down by the House. Cap­ dem. The terrible disease entcred;,:JBug- enme a dark and dismal swamp, covered with ragged and stunted trees. After pass­ ping the climax he then, in a manner in­ land from Germany, and they harp there­ ing through this we name in sight of the * tended to be sublime but whiah was only fore stopped all importations from that ridiculous, appealed “to the people of tho1 country. Thia is going to aid the AmeriIt was indeed an imposing old structure, country.” It was a paltry hit of burlesque,' can export trade very much, besides which but like its surroundings, looked weather­ beaten and neglected. Situated on a slight and would have been laughable had it been1 it will probably tend to stiffen the prices in eminence, it waa entirely unprotected or lore shameful. shaded by shrubbery. There was not a tree our home markets. Thus the Democratic body politic in‘ The British Parliament now proposes to ■within a hundred yards, and the sun beat down upon it with a hot and angry glare, Congress passes from its temporary resus­ } adopt the American meteorological system, that wm anything but pleasant. The citation to obscurity, greater growing the ’ and in a report setting forth tho perfection house was two stories high, built of wood, agony as nearer draws the hour of its final of tho - weather bureau in tho United painted brown in some places, and in oth­ dissolution. Not even the promise of a States, admits that we are ahead of all ers not painted st all. Apparently, add!­ • world. I10,°°5WH-n t,v • nu>« future resurrection lights the 'darkness of . ticwa had been made to it from time to tho rest of the world in the accuracy of .od unpomnl time ; they had boen built without any re­ this passe ver; and in proper appreciation our predictions. gard to the original structure, and the of this unmourned fact the dying body, Xhvr mr»»» taU. by improved motboda. whole pile presented an appearance of al* with thought to posterity where ’pos­ Emopcan udvioes are that Russia is most grotesque originality. Iz was built terity will give none to it, publishes its adopting the crawfish movement, ttuft-iv,’ after no form, uhapo or pattern, but was last will and testament Having nothing getting out back wards,tand that there'll be thrown together, so to speak, without any to leave but a bad example, it gives that uo war. So mote it be. I, for one, don't regard to architectural style or rule. On cheerfully, and no member there ia so dead take any more stock in wars. I got enough all sides it was surrounded by a broad peazxa, or gallery, as it is caHed in the South, but that he struggles up to add hi* croco­ in 'G2—3, and every year since baa only and from almost every nook and corner dile. Like ftineral milowtonos they mark added to my conviction that there opened windows which had beau the passage of the Louisiana debate, and Doctor Alkln'o JAMES CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CH.1KCKBY. Prompt mention riven to b.iinm eotrarted to my enre.' O®oe over Janxe P. K.>lxr--'r DrcOtoro7UMtS<», MriL xkfraf SMITIT*? KNAPPEN. of the campaign, and Tilden’s lc.Ucr ln day's New York papers is naught e.'*’ Double Column. stand gaping along the dark path of the •SASSES’ : Oregon investigation, and every one points '■ I out a grave. Hie facet. The Herald, the loading Democratic «nU, u Ihii MJ. ou»« cl »W> • •»<•* ; editorial last Sunday beaded “ No more TJden in r, ' <1 J oara.” The Cburier-JoarmU takes the same ground, and so do many of ------------------------------------ — <** bI the Western papers. They appear to bs- the prefix “by." All such were oaths. lievc there will be enough life left in the “ Well, then, grandmother,” said the little hoprful, a.e-5- '—-----------1 party in 1S80 to run a candidate, but they paper, *By don't intend Tilden shall be that candidate. If they should have a new election next • month ho could not get the nomination. > They attribute thsir defeat ^this time more “ than sUsbe io hia MYsterwx. manag®®t �=====?=== While waiting for his appearance I had i opportunity to look carefully about the appropriations is as follows : Hou. lo-dv, uid will fa ifa pfal made by the new President, says: Secretary Fish co lung as he remains ip He is Washington. deliberate survey not only confirmed but absolutely immovable. Colonel’ which Hlanrich Heine calls “tho little QB^Bpi-WmktyhflpAlfera kw PfaKT, . BXnroK . : waa opt a creeping plant about tha place, and a few flowers that. had been planted —the House Deficiency bill, 1139,254 98, And now the Chicago Tima, which has and the Printing Deficiency bill, 1350,000 advocated the election of Mr. Tilden in THOMJU M. OOOLET. of Watauaaw. For Rasvats of ths Unltsrsitr. lected. General Debility was right and they wrong, and that he hu ous combination of miscellaneous and pe­ as Gen. Gnat did, propriations about a million and a half of culiar office hunters called the resurrected dollars which the Democratic House wast­ Democracy has gowexall to pieces again. titration, in solar u abuse and criticism can ed in its remarkable investigations of the and neg- more him into trouble. In-fact never, since it wW called up from Looklno fa Seufer Shermin'. Shor,. Stanley Matthews is sanguine that the Ohio Legislature into tho channels of success. Yesterday coded one of all extinct party nnimds, out of which tho above amount, which will reach about a complete skeleton of any kind could not 195,000,000 . be patched up.” t~ fur by it has boon determined one of tho OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. When Hayes’ Letter of Acceptance was The Senate ended the session in its form­ Wasuiniitox, D. C. March 5, ’77 printed, there was a general charge, on the Wo now can fully realise that the agony is over, inasmuch as Rutherford B. Hayea Matthews Let There be no JBaokwerd Step enacted much of the past 'closing scenes of disorder and confusion. is the duly inaugurated President of the United Status, and the fact, with bis In­ not forego their right to turn the Hall into the maddest of bedlams, notwithstanding It was argued that words were. very cheap, and that Hayre could afford toi passage of private bill*. Though he was to JI asserted. Mr, Holman's successful efforts to bar the intents and pur­ Since thefintt visit to the “home house" Wm. M. Everts as Secretary of‘State, Tribane, the following article, which will Undains tfa re.wni of tfa Hom fa tfa about Mr. Blaine's remarks, and they cre­ lack of a President of tho Senate, as wall manner in which ated a profound sensation. honesty. Its very excellence was held to as the threat to .inaugurate Mr. Tilden in charzod tho duties of his responsible posi­ concluded tho Senate at once adjourned, be reason sufficient for believing that the New York, we presume it io all right; tion aa Speaker, and then declared the 41 th and scores who had heard tho ajfoeeh camo principles enunciated would never be at­ hence excuse the absence of tho formal in- Congraw adjourned tine die. down from the galleries to congratulate tempted to be seriously enforced. cidenl to-day of the Chief Justice giving After he hyl him. Well, the tiuo came at last that was to decide whether Hayes was in earnest or tho cast middle portico of the Capitol, and 1 ahip during tho winter, when the drtirmi. though not one in a hundred could hear a ficers was unusually largely Republican; didate. What promise did he make in ac­ word nid nor see more than tho motions > nation of tho great, national question pf 1 of lips and hands, yet there was every- ’ It where seen on the upturned faces of thou- 1 and the same is true of die municipal and cepting the nomination that be did not township elections in the State of New stand by and renew in hia inaugural. In Now England the result has is only an amplification of his Letter. Its rands a look of intense gratification faat spirit, its inspiration, its purpose, are the our strife of the part nhrty days waa over Whether one pays attention to the and that all doubt and uncertainty as to giving a Republican majority of over six declarations in regard to the South, those the Chief Magistracy was ended by tha hundred, and most of tho other citire in on finance and the currency, or those relat­ peaceful inauguration of Mr. 'U.y«. and ties, even the city of Portland, Maine, sane- Maine show like decisive Republican gains, ing to civil service reform, there is no va­ hb undisturbed assumption of Presidential while Vermont is more Republican than riation from the principles that ho had al­ responribilitiea. if that is pawible. before, (to-morrow) New Next ready announced would be bis guiding rule Hampshire of action. President Hayes has proposed। The, others than railroad The State Convention. The Republican State Convenucn at fight during afl last week t© prevent the morning to night with crowds of people derivation of the final count. •Peaks, and we predict that her voice will a high test for his administration. anxious to learn the news and to aee the day there were IK roll calls, and every oth­ be for Hayes and peace by a Larger major­ success of his administration will be de •Wits as weff as to visit the Capitol to wit­ tendance. er parliamentary device to dog the wbeeb ity than usual. termined by his suoness in living up to his, wee, waa tho Temporary, and Hon. Henry of buainess. M. Duffield, own platform. Since the declaratiop ol the election of Hayes and the test boon of Cougrm. and streamers flaunted on Flag, crery band. Military bands preceding some bodies of Pofitical Note* Wheeler the Republican* of didates thereon, flying from their flag pole, inaugural of Prudent Hayea ■ had the courage to speak of Mr. Tilden as the groat Reformer aisos the Oregon reve­ lations. Beinf ■ituxtz*1 with‘Q the State, are under near approach of some interesting event To-day the procession began its move­ «4.»8 ,u Ulttr,; ...i „„ fo|, lowed b, the Dxpm. Gnn. lb. Suu Pnfabfa, U. Wu-oo, L^iu,. „d .b. bjr tW faction ot lotgo Daria to toe 14lh Pennsylvania regiment, from pnB. A Washington special says that the ; «n ifa oufa. fag, Colomta. Ohio, and sheu several companies of the most marked feature of the popular dem­ volunteers 1861 by boring a camber of holm around onstration at the inauguration waa the ju­ fanfad d.w» tfa ATO.W, tfa fatau, in the base, but it was discovered in time to bilant enlhuriastn of tho colored people. of the District; and as they Republicans of the county to be up and lb, .nilln, n »uinn, ud fa, Among those who warmly congratulated “’“a i« pUfagoa, u tfa infantine nn President Hayes ou his inaugural address I ,1C b"d«. •» t««ld fa fal to was Senator Conkling, .whom some people ffaU tfa Mblfa. qfafa. .[• ,u are reporting as sour and uncomfortable. "d<»f’««~.wh.,»id, d| ,h, Congressman Foster is mentioned as a I pfafau of n,, „ipl fa^ doing. In this count* we ought, ou a fair­ candidate for Speaker of Uie next House, ly fall vote to elect IE of the ISSupervis- and hia friends think that ho would be able ora, and can elect one more if the to secure suffiamrt votes from Southern The near approach of tho Spricg Elec­ Re­ publicans will vote, a« they should, for all . . --------- bor. put » «k.t pmJ the notamces in the several townships and the city. °~d B*’»’ “ "V. 10M-"”«»S*<falfawfa» tfafafa in tune who of 3^. OOOrUMg. Let every man attend the prim­ >" U-r pnofeio., ud MtwitluUKife. ik. fa orpriaUo. ud p^L„. ary caucus called in hu township or Ward, fao ruux th. (fahntfa, President .t. H J tended, some 550 delegates being in at­ Hou. John K. Boise, of Lena­ of Wayne, the Permanent ■aaistad the Republicans to force the count of one State after another, until, at 4 A. The proceedings were all barmouiou, and the result, so far m we hare heard any ''heeler and Hendricks. 124 votrn Then* was for Tilden aad no applause or demonstration by the immense awd crowd. ment from the White Hoose at 11 o'clock. Fifa.nr~M-r.nafa, toe Sapratoe Beaeh made raeae, Senate. tion makes it the imperative duty of the But enough of the majority soldiers enlivened the dir at all the hours, streets, and unmistakably indicating the Senator Howe of Wisconsin wants the pttoo to tho pole. On Thurs­ strangely disturbing the usual quiet of our The commended by the London prana. annoying many of the Democrats exceed• If the State Would not be Without Vegetine is sold by all Druggists. President whom The Democratic minority made a bitter Yesterday tho Avenue was filled from t VEGETINE The declarations of a Preaident have Not even tno rural Democratio organ has whim interest. ___ X. D. 1UYNES. a larger value than the prpmiscs of a can­ not. ny sttsajhg not survive nun; ©n MM. UttMTOX. MCook great mass of Republicans fee! warmly to Mr. Randall, Jfor, notwithstanding his extreme jswtisan- in various parts of the State for village of­ The result of the elections held last week Demooratio Policy. prohibition to addressed to Congress and Immense crowds filled the area in front ot Mr. Randall had dfe- We doubt not that the ’ him tho oath of office. j YoanrraiefBiir, C. A H^TILPBC. A PERFECT CURE. G*" Mr. Bub’ rrfauliu, ioj upnwwd b, possible complications arising out of tho ration has seen. arasqtv improved >Bd well and thanks for the kindness of tec!- ?f yesterday, but in view of the asserted By a Merita ot decisions annoucod reoeut- of thane was the Illinois ease in which the right of the legislature to fix tbc maximum of charges by tho Chicago elevators was much difficulty and apparent emotion delivered a short address of fore­ In every paragraph, in There, was no uncertain tone Tuesday Wc find in a recent issue of the JV. T. When the hour of 12 arrired, Mr. Rars' dall with every sentence and every line there was the impress of justice, peace, good faith and power by the abandonment of Governor -Packard. ever hia leading counselor. Tho Democrats Army Appropriation Bill, thus necessitating an extra session in formal proceedings have been had, and the statesmen in the nation, Senator Blaine, of Maine, cried1,dlak." He was not willing grew on the country the more it was pon cannon are now proclaiming it all over the that the Administration should kick over dered. No loftier political morality- han country. Wo are not advised why he the footstool by which it had mounted into been preached in any document thia gene­ should have taken the oath prior to noon York. do formers in all the cotton States, and I find that, with very few exceptions, they are all counterparts of the one described. — refused to pass the Red Room of tho White House, yet the There is no question that the Letter, that was suggestive ofsome ancient baron­ ial dining ball. I afterward saw a number of the other rooms in the house. They were all in keeping with the one described; they were all bare, uninviting, and not so clean as they might have been. There were no curtains at the windows, no pic­ tures on tho walls, and above all, as I hare already noted, no evidence that Ibero wan "a women in the house." With the rough-and-ready but wartn> hearted and open-handed hospitality for which the people of the South sro justly noted, the Colonel invited us to stay to dinner, and as we were unable to do ao ho brought out the inevitable whisky jug and insisted that we should join him in a giaaa matssjri: But aside from that, the members would poses made the President by the adminiause them as a candidate. But he will never• traUon of tho oath of office to him on Sat­ attempt to coin them into deeds, it was! urday last by Chief Justice Waite in tho ore, but on Wednesday one of the ablest We were, how over, spared all exhibition of drunkenness. them over to bo announced in a President's augural Address, has been flashed over the inaugural, or to be put into practical exe­. nation. cution. Teken. al accustomed manner, while the House re­ . was fairly elected to the Houso over Ban­ part or the opposition, that it was tho ut­ ning, and should be admitted to his seat, terance of a doctrinaire, and contained without any quibbling. views of too utopian a character to allow they will do no such thing. MARVELLOUS EFFECT. most critiral exigencies ever arising io tho casioned by the transfer of John Sherman to the Treasury Department But wo hope of the most im­ portant Congresses of our political history, matter of our Chief Magistracy. The President Means Business. United States Senate, to fill ths vacancy oc­ and " ' TUX 44th 00S0UM. menta—a collection of-political dry bones est on tho public debt is not included' in wiU elect him to the and that the wives, sisters Southern planters ore strangers. The amount paid as inter­ boom courage have always in the }>ast Jed him incoherent accumulation of disjointed frag* few of them. mm rtwrs But wo can augur favorably inasmuch as his good to _ _______________ and make Sam TDdsu the natirtSTspoila disalmoet entirely abandoned during'tho pres, pensator, has it ever been anything but an VTOTOBT P.00U.IMLaf Crttooa. and seldom many ever had tho best interwto_ot the country —were passed, the amount appropriated and out of season, takes occasion to pay its by the Poet OSes’ bin 'in only 92,932,- cduplimcnu to the Democratic party in the political graveyard by the door on a fine, spirited, and apparently a valuable horse, which sadly needed the at­ tentions of a groom. He was a handsome man, in the prime of life, waa dressed lightly in a full suit of gray flannel, wore a broad-brimmed felt hat and no shirt col­ lar; was accompanied by half a dosen hunting dogs, and rode his horse like a Hungarian RiUmnotcr. Dismounting, thia characteristic Southern gentleman bis friend, and then in­ ’ ’ - As he did so he the abeoence of his with with him, and have therefore felt free to the future will show.” In addition to tho above, two small bills the White House Hundreds who hi tbc part h the rugs are said to go through ■ of old Kerry, and in numerous that In f Southern affiura and ci»i what It was plain VJSaBTXIfB Hut ■« Hayes is Inaugurat­ ed, wc can take Blair'r JJMM7K cnee. H R- Steven's Column.' dence Jtntrnal, speaking of the impression The Committee on Resolutions submit­ ted the following report, which weu unu< imously and enthusiastically adopted : Retolwd, That this Convention con­ gratulates the country upon the peaceful nrttlwmut rf the Presidential contort, by whifih the imoartaut constitutional princi­ ple of the right of States to appoint Preu idential electors without Congressional in­ terference was authoritatively affirmed, and h* O- Gnfa m a result was reached consonant with exact justice. Wkn. Booo. Ho Revived, That we regard with salisfaci U” *5, if He or ftM. tion the line of policy marked out by the now administration, as promising equal Mr. Hayes arrired on Friday, and waa rights, enduring peace, and general pros­ perity. ’ Raulced, That we heartily faror and but will be on Wednesday. No mat- promote a fraternal feeling between all dammi, and M the same time guarantee to every ettieeu the full dyoyment of all hb political and civil righto. Raohmd, That we point with pride to the success which has attendcl the admioisfration of our State affairs, to the abu>tj end purity of our judiciary, and to the rtmarirable growth in unefolnew and rtpttta tian wf our Umverrity under the fortenog Dare of the Republican party in Michigan- A Nerrow-Ga'u^n *Rrilroad. The Des Mtnnwr *-Minno.rta Railr»J eared. Do it, Republicans of Baray, and bound Ufadr to fa toUtol, fe by General Grant, and m.d* tho President upon tho Southern policy. Jarus for 1876 have been CW ^rrts^y of State. The road « thirtyrw mihn in length, from D«- Two Baltimore politicians, a Republican wd a Democrat, are out IlJXM) each Years ago Freak Blair told u. that Gen ______ w».sn-° 1115,000 was f<* «* ™. The value " with roluRf �,Htm. Don J. Arnold, Judge of tho 20lh Ju­ umui dicial Circuit, held the adjourned tern of the Circuit Court in this county last week, and won for himself unKmiled public approbation ly hi* ability, dignity and urbanity of manner. If wa must Iom Judge Hoyt, Can lira on of the Legislature, give ua an able and AomM Judge, in the person of Judge Arnold. ’».«*' irtEgEL. jSvs tnvViirissw**™. »~J- assiis.^ ated in thia Blate te be residents of Michigan. At riections, all proxies emanating from dime' tor* not resident* of Michigan are declared to be void. That bill ought to dir in the hand* prohibition State Convention. mventlon to nominate me Court and two lie- of the committee. Il ought not to bo honored even with a burial by tht House. .("" * l"u “ b thatsns may bsHi esuta of said taiworr This space is Contracted for by ] John of the Jowmwi insinuates thalTIe J \ u" l '■ I’”. “ “• Democracy of the city would have attempted to prevent the bolding of a- meeting at the il-w'b Court Hou**, to eelebrat* the inauguration of „.ll,,r^«un«l. L.’«v ' 1'rcsldent Haye*. Well, posaibly they would, • tS'ste UgivUtute from »*>d county; but as that is th* way th* Democracy succeed in dll lw entitled to one carrying election* in Georgiy. Alabama, Mis- “•’3““’*» ' t , 1 ' BARNES * CO 1 NOTICE TO sfoaippi and Arkansas, but w« think the cooler will be foil, th* first time John and hfo many (?) friend* attempt that game in the city of Hosting*. All About tho \jgs, Medicines, Perfumeries, Etc^ Etc. Legals. Scbeack'i -Standard Remedies. Among the bill* now before the Home, Railroad committee is on* which require* n majority of the directors of any railroad op«r. v . ,.„l girl to do house work. •* JXTu'i" ': ». ---------------------- :------------- -'■■7HTTr Special Notices. Dr TBH ■ data warsaUowod for croditorv to present their d““ ttSJBf.XT.b.. A friend inquires how the Barry county delegation to the Stale Convention voted on I the nomination of Regent*, intimating that ' County. CREDITORS. BTATB OP MICHIGAN. Coanty of Barry, ss.foUM li hrrsby riven, that by an wticrof tbs Pro­ AbMfiFj Ut* of laid County, dsesasnd, and that all orsdlton of rani dneaaed are required U> proaou: their clainii to said Probate Court, at tly> Probate office, ta tho the nomination* that were made, ware not ; i satisfactory to him, or, al least, were not tne men he would hav* aelected. Well, they were the men th* Convention selected, and fur SteXoasril pr-x-ec-llugs. K-fcra tlab netting Tuesday evening. TbeUaiM’ Schw’- Banding at MlddlsvQl* nt Jsmftpl Ly ftre tu the amount of $.1,000, Furniture, Undertaking, Picture Frames, Etc. FURNITURE Hon. Victory P. Chiller, the eleven vote* of Barry were all given ; for George L. Malta Barry county delegation can nine vot**, tb« other two being given to GenT. Pritchard of Allegan. It is expected that Hon. James W. B«oll*y who has so ably managed the affairs of the city during the past year ah'Mayor, will cun' •ent to be a candidate for reflection. We trust this is true, for there is no qian in the queMed, for publication in the BaVXXX. city, who belter understand* the wants and Tit singing st Union Hall l*st evening was fxcvlknl h will F».v any o^to go there, if interests of tho people, or who can do more for the general prosperity of the town .That he kt a- Mber purpose than to listen to the should be re-elected does not admit of a doubt, and hi* re-election,mean* a faithful execution uf rvaaJ today. *31 be more b * A report fr.mVcylry Reform Club in the <.uuy,*flerey^Xl every meeting, is re- Tb« Lalies Christian Temperance Union will ut«t it 2 o ffioak cn Tuesday afternoon, at the Uksu of tl>e Reform Club, bn Jefferson Deal forget th* Musical LnlcrUiament al lie Grtpry School lfou** next Wednesday trrulnj, March 1 l;b. A rare treat. Adtnla- THE STEBBINS BRO’S SAY Notice. A Farm of 40 acres to rent. 25 acres improved, with buildings. Inquire of J. R. Eastman, office over Hastings National Bank. mar 177 until you have priced their Goods, for you <he lawn, good_qH*r on our streets, and the protection of the rights of every eitfon. Shawls, Nubias, Scarfs, Wool Hosiery and Fell Skirt* *t coat. J. Rcslell. We are creditably informed that a boding busioea* man of our city said to one of the men engaged in the liquor business, a fsw day* since, that "DMAl* Red Ribbon cniude feb!5w4 _______ Bleached and Brown Cottons, Shirtings, Ducks, Demins and Cottonades, selling cheap at J. Rt’fiSELL’s. ftb!5w4 Next Sabbath evening the Refora Club will say, let the grass grow and bodrodden down by sober, Industrious citi**ns, bj tbtAr number I obi another meering in Union Halk Several LaJwe.Capt. 1. S. Geer, and oth*r speakers ever so few, rather than be pavmTwilh gold to will save money by it. ____ A few more setts of Ladies' Furs to sell at cost at J. RVSSKLL’S. fcb!5w4 wa* not stoppod. the grew would gro* in the street* of Hasting*." I* that io? If II fo. wr Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS Rutland. <e tru«t our reader* will carefully peruse the WuLisgtoo letters published today. They csauia maay fact* of great political Im portw?t to all elane, of ouf people. There if still due u* about 100 ec^ds of wood M subscription. Those who contracted to de­ . liter it will pleate do to at unEe, or what Is Utter. Gepo’it each $i.C0 for our benefit. We note with regret the death from apoplexy '5 Friday night of Mrs. Rich, wife of Jason Biel, of this city, a !»dy well known a*d NEW ADVERTISMENTS. C. P. Rowell &. Co's. Col, CoumII ProoMdingt. Shot and Starch at feblti Smith, Hoglx & Priston's. Council Furniture Depot, South Side State St, Hastings Mich. of the city of Hearing*. wa* held at th* Coun­ cil Room on the evening of lb* *ixlh day of March, A. D. 1877. l^rcoent th* Mayor, R*co»der. Aid. Evan*. » mident of this sect ion of the State. Lewis, Rood, Sheldon end Tomlinson. Minute* of the las: meeting were read and approved. Petition of <>*<41 H. Bauer and other* rel­ ative to the street passing McElwain’» houM t>y every Democrat March 3rd 1877 if. r , OY <ACn nr all pmlkms a rixc. foe bali rugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc. Tit PIIIKR TOBMtt Cl. IMULYI, I. »• Wall Paper and Boot Blacking at febltf Smith. Hoglk & Preston V waa on motion referred to Street Committee. Report of Finance Committee to allow A. A- Ladies' Gent’s and Boys’ knit UndervmU all sixes and prices. J. RUBSKLL. I'tai-liah of Grsnd Rapid*, one of jho ablest Brmlxn of the Rent county bar, *|>fnt Sunday with friend, in tbfo rity. cwndi-iutes for re-election, and we do not inow of u-y oppoiing candidate for either po■UM in the Rtpublican party. Wm. H. Goodyear. PHARMAOTICA1 CHEKST- United crate. District Atllrney for lb* Vtsfont District of Michigan, Hon. John H- Nt hear Iktorder Quackenbush, and Marshall Frickelt everywhere spoken of as the city and attend promptly to all calls that line day or ni, CHEW- SMOKE A regular meeting of the Common Th* Senate, m Executive session, has confnaed *11 the Cabinet nominations, by a near ly nuxniiscu. vote in each case, except Sher. %**, a ho was <>< Heart L. Newton. Dec. 5th, 1876. ________ xxiG4tf RUN WELL WEAR WELL Iebl5w4 PEOPLES DRUG STORE. _______ __________ Select School, Physician’s Prescriptions and Family Receipts carefully pre­ A_U«> ™ ,h« U ooUU »-• e.“r T~»"r u“‘ Monday, March 5th, and continuing eight E.nocn Andres. weeks Teacher. feb 12 w!o A»4rn B01 uA OUb M.ub.w< ™ la Uquort wilbw-t b»Tl»|(lb*l.b<m<l»*Pl’"J’^ by the Common Council. The account of Hattie CoWJ for witne** foe* losnebip uf Hatting*, and a man widely for herself and dangh»er, in the case of Th* known, diet <,» Friday night of consumption. ^People vs. A. Boll and other*, eras referred to Hit fisseta’ wa* attended in th* Preibyterian. tUrch Uii taonting at 10 o’clock. Rev. R. V- Finance Committee. Tri—£ sku.tniU. 1 h* bill of John and Jaeob Bom for witness Fl*1**** officiating foe*, in th* cas* of Th* People ▼*• Ho*e, wa* <* can endure inability or tyranny in any 1^;,; su fK* tai.la. place betier than in lU petition of Judge Oa tb. Ul«.la« « WCouht Fran cither or both of this* i™., u. arfm >• b. 4"-™ "• » >b» Judge Of our Circuit Court, may the .ppropri.'. buaU lb.rrfbr, bj . nu b, .»« '•»«1 Lord »Bd the Gratlemen of the Legfola and naya. •or* deliver u. M. W, BiK*r, for justic* fe« 1® th* <*•« • r*ry auetesifa! meeting was held at Union of Tho P*opto r*. R—“d Th* P*^____ hit evening, under the auspice* of the pie v*. Bell and others, two trials. Btfmn Oub. Able and interesting apoeche* Jurors foe* la th* same. made |,y Hun. John ]{. Standfob and Wm. Duekl*. witness fees, P‘ Bsq., of Grand Rapids, and Wm- Whit*, witawsfees, '■■G. Holbrook, E*q„ of Basting*. Addr*w______ ___ » Geo. W. William*, witnm few, Hulaader Myer,, cf Harting. township, a H A.G<»4y*ar ACo..**w*rpip*.e ••h-kaovn titiMn, did at hJa ^idence tha **“ »r*k of consumption, aged about 45 10 00 ***’ 1 hard-working, industrious 8h*ldon U bjr *,U ‘’•‘fihborh.od, n’ai’ fo all part* of the county. °a Kcoday the peopi, of lbe rillll-, Mid. ^•h«ed the following officers :_PiwriMr. John S Kennedy, long a resident of th* ■f5 o B Q&.5J A HOMEandlARM Wo take this opportunity, of infomtoi the public, that we will safely and radical ly euro all case* of pTes, without the u» of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. A L W. Brown. Hastings, Dec. 21,1876. xxi68ti NoUoT paired with Drugs and Chemicals of purest quality only. ■ .AVIS’ CARBOLIC OIL LITSTI METSTT Disinfect*. Purines, Soeths. and Heals. BOWisTHETIMETOlteUlEIT LookHere. OHARA, m Ayer's Advertisements. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, Par all tho purposes of a rurally Physic. Eruptions and B kin Dtaeago. JBU- n Are the most fective and conjtnlal purgative ever discovered. They are mikl. but *ffectual in their operation, moving tio bo’rel* surcly and without pain. Although gentle M in their operation, thoy are still tho Jlfc;"' ■NKP- .1 ‘ • EW&: I** ^^■■/F tic medicine that can be employed t cleans­ ing the rtomaeh and bowels, and even tho blood. In small doses of one pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. Atxx’6 Piles have been known for more than a quarter of a century, and taw* obtained a world-wido reparation for th«r virtxHB. They correct di*ca*ed action in the several assimilative organs of th* bodr, and are so composed that obstruc­ tions within their range can raely with­ stand or evade them. Not only fr they euro the every-day complaint* of everybo<ly, but also formidable and dangerous dfoeaaesthal have baffled th* b*M of human skill. AVhila dwy produce power­ ful effixts, they are, at the «»®" *• safest and best physic for children. By their aperient xctian the ‘ than the common pur? FERRAND <ILLLAMS A CO. Biimll K Comb*} -Recorder, Heraon D. T’V: Am^, yollll p . TlwTOrw> ruk-B BtGolia; Truatee*, Jam** H. MeIT bw‘<‘rt " • “d s‘d>’7 ■’ Or. J. C. AYER & nJ TT ,h“u,e lfc,ur* “ Cai0® UaJ1 bj Beard, on Saturday evening, waa not ‘•'ply attended, as wc fear th* *wl*rd;‘ I y°*i>g n-en who .eeured hfo servkeu it a p.ziBg Bu rZ tl r-lrwh 7 ,hl! kBtsni » ne: a *uctt)Ma o a carioainrfot. c ka*. opened a frst-elas* r.a*^oa’be north-eaat corner uf State and H HWM ,"rtCU "H** swek fo all fresh, bought “d *i” U •old W. n,r”M’ and *ra*ia. far yewr. Me if It i* not forytariaMTMtl* Pull off Uni Dirty ColUr. FMrMca- �SONG OF THE BUTTERFLY. Xho, finding it hard work to nuke a living, with no certainty of any living at all, unless it comes, perhaps, through the aid of friends, or the town—men who are thinking, as a last resort, to go to faming. What a host of young and middle-aged men I could bring around mo for advice, if I could summon them by some magic on some plearent afternoon, from the East, West, North and South ! Well, Jet me say a few words to those who are readers of thia paper. If you have no money, or only a few hundred dollars, buying a fam in most places is out of the question, snd your only chance to own a fam is to go where land is cheap, as to Kansas, Texas, Nebraska and Minnesota, or some other place where good land ean be bought for 82 to 15 an acre. If you are a mechanic it would be safe to buy a few acres of land near a thriving village with a house upon it, so near the village that you would be able to work at your trade in it You can afford -to nsk running in debt for a part of the purchase money, provided there be I ***** fra* bewarj of lUamsay. With bon«nmc’tlMWc»dlM. Aad maar a away of willow* rr*r. Swmilnf oo daffodil!**. I drink th* twwta th* vtalM yUld* Tteatasnt away to trefoil t*14*. Haas thick with sotaas bo****. town a targe pyt of the time; bnt do not think of making a living on a farm on which you can pay only one-quarter to one-half of the price down. The debt would probably ruin you, as you are not a farmer by profession, and you would cer­ tainly Tniamanaga g farm in many thing* although it may seem to you to be a very simple matter to grow corn, potatoes, grain, &c. A few acres paid for are belter than a large farm unpaid for. I certainly would advise every man with a family and wboee business is precarious, to look fur a small place on the outskirts of his village, where he can keep a cow, a few fowls, have a good garden, and if neoesaaq’, grow an acres or two of small fruits, which would be sure to be profit able. But io regard to going to the far West or to Texwt, to get a good fium fora little monev, if you are married, beware how you take your wife from the aasociationfi of her early life to live where “socie­ ty/ is a myth, and where you must remain I baaeeat an th* hawthorn's breath. Where tedy-bUds Meembla. And done* npoa th* oyta haarth. Whare Ihiry blaabaU* trewbl*. A carelM* rover, bllth and cay. I pas* nt sonny boor* ; Canteat, wh*a sanua*r'» away. -TO *ertah with the tower*. By sonastee.drite Im»*l*d wilhla Irer robin*4, A»d Hka a Basuny dryiae I I wo<M wMwUhartte* tomb: Sh*U |Mima»0M8 treroar*Nor.hanattaodomyfcy* wiA sto*B. : ■’ F*rmlno'*alif* of plroanre! , IRURAL ) TOPICS. kali *W>w»r* & th* Unitel BUM*. L) PIO FKN8. Pigs that are kept doau alwaya grow faster than those that are in filthy quarters. , Their pens should be built, so that their sleeping apartments will face to the sodtb, or as nearly so as the location will admits Let it have a tight roof, as swine require a dry place to sleep in as well as other stock. Suppose you fatten two hogs of the same acres of land, marry thcref u>d are steady and industrious, sou will be in easy, if not wealthy circumstances when old ago comes age and breed—one in a dean, well-lit­ tered pen, with a sleeping apartment per fectly tight, warn, and having a roof that has no leaks. soft upon you. IXnBIOia.'’ IK MAKIMO BUTTXn. The other wc will suppose At a meeting of the Ohio Dairymen's Association a member said that he bad made experiments with both sweet and sour cream, both churned at 63° ; and he found that the sweet cream produced a lit­ tle more butter titan the sour =ream did. It was also ascertained that cream from milk set ia the dark produca the aaane quantity and quality of ’ “ ’ “ spects as that from milk 4*. and miry in wet weather ; and the aleeping place is also without a floor, open, rickety, and with a leaky root. You feed those two hogs alike in all respects from September 1st to December 1st, and what ia the result ? pfirhapa a score of years before you can enjoy the domforts of a well regulated home and tho benefits of a thickly settled country. But if you are not married, and are willing to try your lot far away from friends, and to put up with all tho haw­ bucks of a life in these distant States, you can-go with an almost poeitivo asanrance that if you purchase 80, 160, or more In one pea, the feed is rendered unfit to be eaten, oven by a hog, as a large portion of the time the animal will be-foul it with filth that be carries on Phix and Ptan. Th. lolloiriDg utiels fto« Small griefs arc loquacious—great ones are dumb. Success consist* in not making the same blunder twice. American people ‘•The Black Hole of Calcutta" hw been pirtonxl io oU it. borrow , th. of 5, Souab loqoMlioo hire bno tiJUei past.—Byron. Take care of your character, and your reputetian will take care of itself. A married couple at Fall River, Mass., are over 100 years old, and. nearly the same age. It is said the loss of stock in Texas from the snow and cold will amount to millions of dollars. It isn’t loud praying which counts with the Lord so much as giving four full quarts for every gallon. One of the most important rules in the science of manners is an absolute silence in regard to yourselves. A down-east paper says there is a fog bell that is no more use than a boiled car­ rot hung in a boot-leg. Mr. Simms says if it wasn't for tho bole in the hoop you couldn't put it on the barrd, and the barrel would buret. A man who had been at a crowded ball said he was fond of rings on his fingers, bnt ho did not admire belles on his toes. Tbc strongest war vessel ia the world is the Italian iron-clad Duilix She has two turrets, and canter four LOO-ton Armstrong upon until th. blood wmllw with terror; and tyrannical and inhuman as we have rczardnd them, the one sllcrialion stood eonspieuou that they were the outgrowth of the circumstances that surrounded them, and the legitimate fruits of a low standard of civilisation. _ But what is the alleviation in the inhu­ man treatment meted out to 8. Madison Wells and Thomas 0. Andcreon, by the Scrgeant-at-Armsofthe Democratic House of Representatives ? If we are to regard that as the outgrowth of the inhuman and barbrous system by which the Democratic party, under the lead ef Tilden, carried on the late political campaign, the conclusion is perfectly legitimate. A system of cam panning that employed arson, plunder, robbery, outrage sod anamination as its aunliaria, can have do other legitimate ending than that now exercised by one branch of the American Congress through its brutal agent, Scrgeant-at-Arms John G. Thompson. While such inhumanity is a legitimate result of Democratic policy, it is a monument of disgrace to Republican institutions, a stigma upon our civilisation, a shameless infamy upon the American v The longest day in Spitsenberg is three and a half months, and yet a fellow can borrow money by agreeing to pay it back and farmers everywhere will study their interests by keeping their swine in elean, warm pens. he made, and to remedy that a ride pen easy be made, lower than the floored apartment, and being hollowed out, in which the hogs will generally deposit the most of their excrements; and what is dropped upon the floor of the feeding pen may be removed once a day to the adjoin­ ing pen, and here a large quantity of the best of manure may be made, by compost­ ing it with all available materials found on In regard to watering horses imme­ diately after a full feed of grain, a writer in the Stock Journal says: "The first effeel of this ia to largely distend the stom­ ach ; and tho result may be as serious as if the materials wore masticated grain and aalira. Bat, should this danger be avoid­ ed, matters are not nsne—rily left in a1 better state. The sudden and excessive' influx of water is likely to wash on much1 of the eontaute of tho stomach into the I • ...I- -» t,~e—. iL. ----- -------rMl.-lnU. It sometimes aeetos to farmers to be too great an expense to drain lands properly ; but it ia generally a good investment. Au Ohio farmer began, as is reported, ‘ with wooden drains, which were successful for some years, but muskrats injured them and tile was adopted. Bnt the tile was at first too small for bis Dtarly level land. He began with two, three and four inch tile, but subseouratiy adopted five, six and seven inch. This was expensive, coating from thirty-teven to dghty-five 'cents a rod, but it was absolutely neces­ 1sary for low, bottom and swampy land and two crqpejxrid the full atpentt." Lands that are very wet naturally are often made tho beat on tho farm by underdraioing when the work is well done. Lady (to waiter)—" Don’t put that ice into the goblet with your fingers." Wait­ er—Lor, ma'am, I don’t mind ; my hands arc very warm." ■ ’ \ . ‘ The recent British Arctic expedition found wheat in the Polar regions, left by Captain Hall five years ago, which retained its geminating power after exposure all that time to the intense Arctic frost. Several holes were charged in a drift in a Gold Hill mine. One blast failed to go off. One of the miners was ordered to go in and sec what was the matter. « No, «or'’ waa the firm reply, “ I was blown up in Californy wince that way, sod I’d rath er lave me work than be kilt again." asked a man of an olOfcer. "I thoeght I did," said the grangcr^but the bull wasn't doling; he was only making belieia, and, being in the middle of a forty­ acre Jot, I naturallv had to make pretty quick time to reach the fence ahead of post, went kaoekmg about my wort, and dour work. V> bitcwaah your snow shovels ’ waited till the m ataao out Sometimes dow. Now look aftff. vtutr next season's 8 it would be more thin two hours befcre PROBATE ORDER. S X-pLu.e-Hfe ft.ro. Holloway’* Advertisement,' liRLTHMCTO. HffliowArs mw. THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD Bad Up, Bad Breast*, Sore* and I ktn. Axl daaorindna *fi proper and ddir«nt a faattsaktto nre bM Upbr Fiuunu •Uoa. TooUambCtn jsaaHjaaat kom*n to b« *r»Jr.Huf bw I. »woll«n. and dla*Qlot»d para 1 , ; . ' < , n. will Moth* ami aofua the ua* id i: nraotads. La eannaaa*!: t< v>ro»i>ora| ! 1 , ; , ' . i ; Us be Uk*« weordia* U th* । naiad iaUlcerated Sore Throat, sad Start* and other Feren. ;aJUn>iH>n. that bo>s< between tb< hour of nte* n.1„.ll7.2.RZ£4a.EAtJ&i. Mrtein indvetar* of mr-----------•a tk* eUhiMalk d»y oar Lord oar UicraMnd Pilw, Fistula*, Stricture*. ,b*v* elaas of *oa>pUi»t* will b* raaarod I iMMuUnx tb* t>*ra • .th otrx w*U*. *a r moat rflactaally robbinc in ibt uiataaa l rnlMac from lb*aa dirt fit! iriK.s.Trt.Msr.rtr.tS baked. The Legislature of Rhode Island has passed resolutions condemnatory of tho imprisonment and inhumanity prac­ ticed upon the members of the Louisiana Returning Board, against whom no viola­ tion of law and no crime has been charged. Let tbc Legislatures of other States follow the example. Wc call upon our Senaton and Repre­ far. MertcasM. sentatives of the General Anembly of Ohio to take cognisance of this matter, SOT1CE. Wbmw my wife Sroao Wick, hro left ay and enter their earnest and indignant pro a1 ruxft test against the unwarranted usurpation of the House of Representatives of tho United States. Let tho protest be clear, Dated, Oran»*Till». Barry Co. Mieh.. Marek, ted. ringing end unmistakable, and tho people . ___ STKPHKXL. WICKS whom you represent will uphold»you in your action. Legal*. saaauon nuraMRO •* —if S*’1 VoVwlW «*■••'• Contract. Sirouu V»SaM »t th* B**auf^tnry of Pn.fr»»or H»OOtt e.uu. Mtn *on«itl*r»bU tarinibr uktothr ■«» «•«!»<.. will xk jmUtoT.ny SsaTadV^ “ Do you know ^^febnlldoxing is ?’’ A promising youth of only seven sum­ mers, who had been accused of not always telling the truth, croeu-examined hia fath­ er. “ Father, did you use to lie wbes you were a boy?" “.No. Imy son," mid the paternal, who evidently did not recall the post with any distinctnoa. “ Nor mother [/»»• young lawyer. “No, bouse into the creek bottom for a sled load bnt why?" "Ob, because I dn't see of wood. I have loaded tlm wood, end how two people who never told a Ke amid many times driven back home and un­ have a boy that tells as many m I do." hitched the homes and the ried would not be ia sight5" "How did you got tha wood __efitore throw out home, then?" wired an inquisitive by. “valuable hinta “ *“ and — farmers stender. « Oh 1 I just tied the ends of —in thia fashion : _____ _ _ w nth er iT the IreoM together and three them over a adn t yw p-brush and that Rkd lead rf wood would get home, but you’d see her crawling up the hill at of the Scrgeant-aUAruu, John G. Tbompson, and that, on account of the bad air w the cells, Governor Wells, was confined to bis bed with sickness. Mr. Hale stated that ho had persocally examined the place An insectologer has discovered that the . where these prisoners were immured, snd best time to examine the wonderful archi­ had found it dark and damp, into which tecture of the hornet's nest is after tbc not a gleam of sunlight could penetrate. The hornets have moved out. air was impregnated with loathsome «nd ‘That a blaming it is," says a hard­ poisonoua vapors, and Governor Waite, working Emeralder, “ that night niver now an old man over Mvraty yean of age, comes on till late in the day, when a man lay suffering with aickptas, and bereft of the comforts hia condition required. can't work at all, at alL" And this is civiUtation of the funeA Judge, sentencing a man to death teenth Century, as/displayed by the Conobserved : "Prisoner at the bar, you will grass of tbc American Republic—the soon have to appear before another and boosted champion If human rights ! Oh, perhaps a better Judge. ' ihatne where is thy blush ! And to add u While a man was singing the other to tbis mountain of infamy, a Democratic 2* , " There's a Good Time Coming," an- Representative—no less a personage than er man arose and said, “ Would you Samuel S. Cox—rises in hu place and ex­ kindly fix the exact date ?" cuses this brutal act of tyranny and inhu“ Did you do nothing to resuscitate the *| manky, and adds the damm'ng implication । that these victims were niidenrbiug this body ?" was asked of a witness at a coro­ torture at the pleasure uf the House, be­ ner s inquest. “ Yea, sir. We searched cause they had refused to produce papers the pockets," was the reply. that belong toThe archives of a sovereign A German Barones*, at Lake George State. But wc have no inclination to pursue was very much surprised when a lady knocked at her door, and asked for a pat­ the subject further. We much mistake tern of her black silk overskirt! She didn't the temper of the American people, if so despicable an act is permitted to go unro get it. A Bia Stbbtch.—" You'd hardly be­ lieve now what I'm going to tell you. In Texas we use rawhide straps, or thongs, f L.r traces; and in wet weather they do stretch amazingly. Why, often ia the damp wmdher at home I've hitched up two ' horees and drove down the hill from my ■ 1 ThuniAy Mr. Hale arose to a question of privilege in his seat in tho House of Representatives and read a letter addreeeed to him from J. Madison Wells and Thomas C. Anderson, staling that they were confined in a damp, dark dungeon of the cellar of the Capitol; that by order of the A Kalamasoo man got mad and put out his cow a eyes. Ilia soul would rattle Speaker, they had been transferred to a around inside of a mustard seed like a much better room; and that they had marble in a bass drum. - been brought back to tbc cellar by order Another member had________________ his Iqga and body, as he comes recking lbs. of Jenay (Alderney) milk produced 25 Then, at lbs. of cream, and from 14 to 17 Ibe. of milk mak.ee one pound af butter. It re night he is compelled to make his bed in a quires over 30 lbs. of other cows’ milk. After a thorough trial of differenrtemaround him that ia enough to kill an/ peraluroa down m bw ■ 40°, he finds other animal. The other hog eats hut 58° the best, ami keeps his cream at that Ono of the largest droves of cattle ever point. feed in deaahncaa in a try yard, in all seen in any place was driven trom Texas, kind* of weather, and .sleep* at night with from Cape. Ding's ranch to Kansas. The A Michigan farmer says; “I have herd numbered 30,000 homed cattle, and never known of an instance of cholera His sleeping, bouse has a floor, plenty of among hogs that had elean quarters, and was attended by 700 drivers. clean straw ; and the result at killing time were fed rmtariy, kept warm and dry, Agricultural Hall, at the Centennial, is is shown by tho scales about as ftdlows : although fed exclusively on corn, and if to be taken apart and shipped to Spring No. 1, wgt. 290 Um; No. 2, 210 lbs. they had pure drink. 1 do not attribute Lake, near Sea Girt- Out of its wood the disease to ‘any one cause alone, but a and glass a hotel, a railroad depot, and, This is a probable result, to vary accord­ combination of them. To put a hog in a eight cottages are to be built. ing to the state of pens. Does any Amer cold, wet, muddy place ; expose it to hot Thoughtfulness for their generosity doubt it? Wei), let him try the two plans days and chilly nights, allow it to pick its modesty and adf-rrepect arc the qualitie* and sec fox himself, as I have, what the food from the dirt, and drink from some which make a real gentleman or lady, a» lose ia in not having a good bog pen. Bnt filthy pond or hole, is enough to make a distinguished from the veneered article a floor laid over the yard prevents the hog sick, and to invite every known dis­ ease hog flesh is heir to." This is true ; which commonly goes by tliat name frsm the mud bole in his yard. of wry mx. who hw the iligbuwt npml for joltol, «r lb. good M«>o of «*>’ Tbc beet of prophets of the future is the guns. T“W‘> Blade, will renmrd imH to Ih. good mom REMOVAL ! o„ l-.blirh.r »r the Hroiio*. IteyuWiroa B*n- Oaso'btt’F’”1’’ _ C*”,T “'WMieas ProariKor °f U» Na*hriU* M.w*. ffll IH « GRAND RAPIDS. !»/to po^t of Ttitc°Kfr^of C^L^ot-roi1 Sfutt/t, BUJ ftfTLlf LBC^Tto if T1‘ fnlyfifj'tDup Sfo^i 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOCK TO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-15.pdf 79fb75533ac6ea989cd52e1ce014f12e PDF Text Text I VOL. XXL NO* 92 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY MARCH 15, 1877 jlie?Bpii-*eeklyheplibliDaphaniiBr New Advert|eement»._ GOOD WSToffifici GEO. M. DEWEY 2,’WTGA' publisher. l-VD THE RED RIBBON. was better than that. Why not go to Grandfather Howard's ? They were always wanting her to visit them. Why not go now ? So she imme­ diately wrote to them, saying she was com­ ing, and telling them when to be at Stanley (the nearest station) tp meet her. Grandfather Howard lived in the conntry, about ons hundred miles from the city. He was a warm hearted, pleasant old gcutieman, and he and his wife lived alone io a great stone form-house- The peaceful quiet of their lives was occasionally enliveoed by a visit from grandchildren. These, however, were not frequent, so when Kate's letter arrived, announced her coming, it was quite anmvoit to them. The •pare chamber was laired and rearranged, and an endless vartety of good things pre­ pared to tempt her appetite. “ For," •aid Grandma Howard, “ The dear child is fed on confectionery and French cookery, and good wholesome food will do her Good." Monday was the day appointed for her arrival, and at & o'cloti that afternoon Mr- The following poem, written for theomulon. wu read by Ha anther. Mr. John AnUobna. the postof Detroit. at a aesUny af the Detroit RsWroei*t*d by many Bad ,3! Strssl. irutlnc*. Barry Swift on the . I si liSCRlPTIOM: STOCK OF GROCERIES . RovJvro tb« tnexorj of di«<r*c»— If*-,. 'U* bwiter *a yo«riImti Than rrtdtr >hua« a non your faca. Of every description. I would beg leave to inform my old customer* and the Than boar lb* pxir>l* braailtafwtaa VEli TISIHQ. R.4 TAN L Tro L -- War Path with a new and well selected Xs»rertU Typ< e**ai4«rod fl* man U K ins wbo Artak* ao Bora: W ho wUb. and daunUtaa "dana do rlfhL ** --------- -- -- — . ft. 6^ ni>> r»i.wi I Kin rUM I 3U.0O | liioi S WI lAotn i taooi w.oo .. PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY alonead Generally that I have again embarked in cr Tae Grocery Business P30FESSKSM. AND BUSINESS CARDS this r.irrn i« on fih ,N’D on Jefferson Street. DEFY COMPETITION, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON ■jCr« in ikr K-« < r Block. State Street. H*rtl*r>. Mxk. BearehS’Htf. JOHN R. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR . Hi CHANCERY. Offlee over HeJttar>J[atfaraal tuik. X 7 ■ wsshltf. ALONZO D. CADWALLA11ER. ATTORXUV AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR IX CH A XI E H Y. •!•>. Groait Coart Co«« reios- Call soon and examine my, stock and morn. J.H SUTTON. Qanl5.’76tf] Marbla Works. WINSLOWS STEA JI Hoaaa. Itattim* Uwk. I’ll 11. W.XISKERN, MARBLE F. S. BOWEM. WORKS _A_t Kalamazoo* Mich 1 vote iu uro vvwi> Il*.uiro. Mirb.utf CENTRAL HGUSR. HASnSGv. MlCUw L- B. STACTYlt. Prwp. vBt-cr-aamr M uaai. Jr «u.. t>«pl. fl. MTS.iMpl Monuments of the beet American and Imported Marble, Table la and Headstones of all description made to order on short notion notice, also Granite Monuments of the various patterns supplied to customer Sweet's Hoy«f tiRAS'D RAPID? RICH Having steam power and improved machincry for sanding, high polishing and cutting mortices, we can do work cheaper and better than thoee who work by hand. BO.VRD ANU ROOM, |X6U PER DAY. DENTIST Wills, Michinan. /?■ J. PtM, marry co. ■ xjHiamo Pensions. Cam®, Sign and Omental P A I N TER At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferton St., - brirtt rod nbdoa'a wort Ussa. And stature nrea Aa daviKi of woa Itli.lD! (lEAP! READ! Joy Comfort and Happiness To mi The conversation turned,on books, and ( they wcnTin the midst of an animated dis­ (cussion concerning their favorite authors, ,when the depot at Stanley was reached, (and Kato was warmly welcomed by berz grandfather. Near him stood a young gentleman, to whom he had evidently been (talking. This young man seized her com­ panion by the hand, and after a hearty (ahako, turned and introduced him to Mr. •Howard as Mr. Cecil Alland. After the । usual greetings Mr. Howard presented his (granddaughter to both the young men and Kato bad the opportunity of thanking Mr. Alland fhr his kindness to her. She ]rather wondered at the peculiar smile ,which pervaded his countenance, as her grandfather pronounced her name, but it passed away as be acknowledged her thanks, ।by a graceful bow, and assured her "'Twas ( nothing." Mr. Howard, after a cordial invitation to Mr. Davids to bring his friend to the farm-house, took Kato to the carriage, and ■ they rode away. A short drive over a smooth, quiet road, brought them to the 1 farm-house, and Grand ma Howard re­ ceived her guest with open arms. Kato found her visit, as she expected, rather nuiet, but the woods were beautiful and alio took frequent rambles, bringing as trophies of her search great handfuls of lovely leaves, er a new scene in her sketch­ book. Sometimes she would lake a book and read an hour in the calm autumnal solitude. Thus the days fled. study of character. The car was crowded. Near the front was the nervous old lady who held her ticket tightly grasped in one band and her portemonnaio in the other—all the while looking fearfully about her. Evidently she i*4tatolswiiy I waar tab ebon*; was not much used to steam transportation. Near her a yankee pedler was trying to convince a stout old gentleman at his side Th. idl* J«sl tas (balkta< frown. that his " blacking" was “ the best that's made, sir." Glancing down the. car the usual number of gentlemen engrossed in their newspapers, and of ladies in novels, met her eye. Three, with a few tired, dirty children, and an invalid who upset her camphor bottle, made up the occupants of the car. “ Thors arc none," thought ■he, “ who look as if there was a history KATE'S ESCAPADE. connected with them." She was gazing out of the window ai they stopped at ths first station, and did not notice any one enter till ri voice al her It was a cool, beautiful September morn- ' murmured : ... ing, and Kate Howard Bang blithely as she side ' " Pardon me, madame, but this is the flitted Jhrough the wide hall which ran the only vacant seat." length'bf the grand old house which was She moved slightly to make room, and her home. She was passing the library ,a young gentleman sat down beside her. door, when her father called hecr to come ’ Taking out a newspaper, bo was soon apin. On entering she found him with an 1 patently buried in its contents, and Kate had an opportunity to study her new comopen Jotter in his hand. 1 “I have just received word from my ,ponton. He was a gentleman, and quite friend beymonr that he will visit us next dirtinfpe, the first glance decided. Hand­ some? Yes, undonbtodly handsome, al­ week,” said he. Kato shrugged her shoulders ; “papa's - though rather a peculiar style, for hair and friends " sre not generally very entertain­ mustache were jetty black, and the eyes, •haded by heavy brows, were bine as the ing to young people. “Ho will be accompanied by his nephew, •ky. , , . “ lie must be twenty-five, thought she, for whom he has been a guardian, who has just returned from an extended foreign unaware how dooriy she was scrutinising tour. He is a young man of excellent him, UH the blue eyes were suddenly raiseu , family, and heir to an immense fortune. It from the paper ^1OT’ a rr*nk has long been Seymour’s wish—os, also, and rather curious look. mine—that you and his nephew should Blushing deeply at being caught in such marry when you had reached suitable ages. a rude act, Kato drew down her veil and Yon are now twenty, and tlat is quite old raxed studiously on the psasing lands«pe. enough. They will be here on Tuesday, Starion after station was pawed. Half an and I desire that you look your best and hour more and she would be in Stanley, free from Seymour and his nephew. The be U agreeable"— ■ . He was interrupted by Kate, who, be­ very thought was refreshing. She almost ing possessed of considerable spirit, did laughed u she thoughl of the discomfiture «*; not relish being thus summarily disposed her dep.rur. wool?=•«" ro**n&im* I his nephew were as rich as Cnreus I would Sick and AttUeteA t or Hastings and vicinity. DR. J. B. L&SURE . Uaih bald la bonds** dart with Tbs kinadotn*. slots onr rars b< Bat this 1 know-sines God'sdrol of. Special Medical Announcement *Vhited States Osneral Land Office u not marry him! There I” It had bean a favorite project of her father's, and Kato had heard it hinted nt ever since she had been out of school. She only laughed. The idea of things ■ream­ ing such a tangible ehapa had not onoe oo X.(amoral*. •*- •. ■oxholta A*d olrareha* dwkad vUhsain* of >oU i Bat Minetisiaa i* thetr aenlstara cllmba Howard got out the falling top and drove to the depot.at Stanley. Kato was accustomed to doing ■» she pleased, ao Monday morning found her at the depot, awaiting the arrival of the train. Her brother Charlie was with hyr. and when the train came in ho deposited her safely in the car, with the brotherly advice "not to step from the ‘firing pan into the fire.' and fall in love while she was gone," gave her a parting kiss, and she was left alone, without a friend in the crowded car. She opened the new book she bed bought. but .finding it uninteresting, began to look about her to see who were her fellow pasjeogeni, for nothing so amused her as the strange companion. i He, oh, reader is the veritable nephew <of Seymour. Having no ,dosire to be married to a (simpering boarding school miss, as he ,mentally pictured Kate, he bad left his jguardian to proceed alone to the house of ]his old friend while he went to Stanley to ,visit an old collage ohum. Aa he walked (and talked with Kato he thought morn Ithan once, if some one as bright and witty ,as she had been bis uncle's choice, hu ,would not hive been so terrible a fate after ।all. Kato wifted him to allow her to go home •tone. ... . “I know paps will be furions, a*i he :might say something you would not like. Indeed, I'd rather see him first and pre­ pare his mind for what’s coming, you 1know," she said, laughing. But with the same curious smile she 'had bcfore^ibservod ho insisted on accom­ panying her. । So it was with secret misgivings she en­ tered her own drawing-room, and found her father and brother there. The usual home greetings were over, and Kate felt rather than saw her father aside, and in a low tone say something which she knew concerned her. Mr. Howard demanded in an icy tone: “Who, and what are yoa aut' To which ho answered something that eaus-'d her father to break into a hearty laugh as he seized him by both hands and led him to where Kate sat. “My dear daughter," said he; "here is Cecil AUand, Mr. Seymour’s nephew. He wishes to marry you, but as you have so emphatically declared you'd never speak to him, I am obliged to tell him his suit is arms. To thia day (and they hare been mar­ ried a year) he *her about * * ’bar esca- The Temperance Revival. The temperance revival in England and the United States nearly equal the dimen­ sions of the religious revival to which pub­ lic attention has for more than two years been drawn. It has taken in Ireland the shape of a Sunday closing movement. In this all clsrees—Catholics and Protestanta, Churchmen and Dissenters—have joined. Parliament still hesitates to puss the Decessairy law, but the petitioners for a Sunday dosing act persevere. In England, Car­ dinal Manning has given himself up to temperance work with an ardor not unlike that of Father Matthew. Several of the English bishops fully equal him in seal: A Chut eh of England Temperance Society has been formed which aims to cheek the excessive consumption of spirits by the common people. Bishop Magee has sided with the opponents of repressive legislation; but his declaration that he would rather see England drunk than enslaved, has not been received with favor. Publio opinion seis in fovor of restraint upon the trade in liquor. The question “what to do" en­ gages some of the best minds ofthe nation. Air. Lowe has written upon it in the Fortiughtlif Review; Mr. Bright has made a speech on tho “Golbenberg" plan, and the queen has become the patron of the Church of England Temperance So­ ciety. There is a growing conviction in England that something should be done, and tb« English people, in their slow, per­ sistent way, are setting about it. Tho statistics of English drinking, if reports can be depended upon, are fearful. In 18G0, with a population in England and Wales of 19,900,000, tho number of committals for drunkenness was 88,361 ; in 1875, with a population of 24,000,000, the committals were 203,836. AL this rate of increase there is no telling where True to his promise, Mr. Davids brought his friend out to call and after that almost every evening lound him at the farm-house, occasionally with • his heat, but oftenest alone. He knew Kato was the "simpering miss" ho had purposely avoided and chance had so opportunely thrown in his way,but she evidently did not identify him with the one whom ho was nositiro she had left the city to evade. He often laughed in secret over their escapades, and blessed, kind fate and the railroad accident which, contrary to their designs, had thrown them togotber. Kato bad bpen from home a month, but it did not seem nearly so long. She could not help admitting the evils of excessive drinking are going that looking forward to the evening made to end. Their bearing upon the industrial the days paw swiftly, 'for now she had and commercial as well as the social and grown to expect Mr. AUand with the moral intoresto of the nation is very dear. growing dusk. Her brother had written Among the plans of relief is that damribed that “Seymour had arrived witlwul his above as the “Gothenburg," so called from nephew, but she had lingered still. Even A the city of that name in Sweden. It protiter hewing of bin depwtem abe ww lt*b' th, neb rogo. Bui il anil be. STnouloflb. b It was her last evening at the farm­ house. Mr. Alland came as usual, and Kate told him she was going home the next day. “I have made a long visit." she said ; “longer than I intended." Thea the recollection of the object of her visit caused her to laugh aloud. Though readi­ ly guessing, Mr. AUand inquired the rea­ son of her mirth. Kate gave him a graphical dascriptioe of the stormy inter­ view with her father, and her escapade, adding, “be must have equally dreaded me. for he didn't come with his uncle, at her aide. Everybody was frightened. The ladies ■nd I ran away for nething after 811.** “For nothing, Kato ?" shrieked and gentlemen looked The peddler grasped his satehel containing A warm hand grasped hers, and a soft his‘ superior blacking, and the maiden voice whispered in her ear the old, old fody still held fast to her pocket-book as story of love. She must have been a will­ she cried out, " I aflua said so I There ears ing listener, for the hours rolled by un­ heeded, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard had are mighty unsafe I” tractine pasties,” as brother Charlie called * Do you think I am goiug.to marry a her father and Mr. Seymour. man I don’t know and' never saw ?" she Her reverie was broken by the stranger, asked, indignantly. “ Do you wish to sell who courteously offered her a book be had me, as if I were a share in railroad stock, just token from his satchel. Ksto accept­ or had no more heart or soul than a lump ed his proffered kindness, and more for politen«sV sake than any other reason, began of ooal ?" “ Kate," said her father, sternly, " to 10 A quick jerk, a errah as if the heavens whom are you speaking ?" “I don’t care I" she cried, excitedly. “I were railing, a sudden stop, and Kate was hate Seymour and all his relations, and if’ premidtatad into the arms of the gentleman Hastings, Mich Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. Lu2Jll=r‘ Hunss fur eonsnl •uk,at,,lw- wrru Bor The ahdve goods h*n> been selected ' great care and will bu mM at prices that » An erasy mirttier tbi i PMpair. w Uta Sai th* EmM And drunk.n *c-uenl Not. not with sUujilcr That stralchtwnFto tU - .. —— . BranManhood. Honor. Hope a«*ln. And win. that koovlas. "dare* dort*ht.’ 'engine was precipitated down the embank­ ment , and it will be several hours before i the train can move on. t “What is the distance from Stanley ?” “Only a mile and a half. As if- is my <destination, I un going to walk. I shall be I glad," ho added, “if when I get there I <can bo of any service to you." “Thank you,”she replied. “I,loo, am going to Stanley, and as the distance is so ; short, I will walk too." • i Ho picked up her light hand bag and his own more substantial satchel, and to­ 1 jgether they left the ear. The ioe of con­ ventionality being broken, they conversed ■ |pleasantly upon different tojiits, and very <entertaining and agreeable Kato found her WHOLE NO 2034. A rears of Pay B««‘y curved to her. fn vain her father coaxed, scolded, No one knew exactly how threatened. Kato was obstinate, and dadared she’d never even speak to tho ob­ noxious suitor. Thus the tempestuous ingage oar with it. ronnn»i«j m „.,v riew ended, and Kate went to her room injured, though some were considerably t high state of indignation. Throwing shaken. relf on a low couch, she gave vent to Of course everything was conftision. The gentlemen all left the cars, and several • •v------ tK„ gUae... a be assumed by the local authorities. The advantage churned, are that each maniapslilv adopting it can at once reduce the number of liquor shops, prevent the sab at adulterated bquors, and in many wan keep the trade under restraint. Mr. Chamberlain, a member of Parliament, is the chief advoMte of thia scheme. The town council of Binnmgham reeeady voted in ita favor. la our own country the temperance re­ vival has been more confined to hard drinkers. They have taken up temperanee ate men with the confidence that they can recover their manhood is an uunrixed last burning kiss on her forehead and was gone. . The next day found them seated in the and Maine hate wroughta great change ain steaming "toward toward the city. Kato Kate was ra the rooal habits of the workingmen and train rather troubled re visions ofher ftiher’s wealthy ran, and her lover alas! . * �*t>ITOR iUsriHOA. Mien., Mar. 15, 1877. 1 Political Note*. Jte jBpi-lie»kijh8pliblira,i£awej tl bJust be admitted President that Hayes doesn't seura worth a cent. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. The Republican P»Hy—Th# President—The South. New The President's salary remains at |50,- 000. It should be kept at that figure. Chief Justice Moses of the South Car­ olina Supreme Court, died on the 6th. THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. Al h>gu» Granite State. of patriotism, and of justice, and it has without the souud of tho voice of Hen­ occasion for using all these qualities, when dricks ! considering the opening acts of the new The public debt wu decreased over two The annual election in the State of New Hampshire occurred on Thursday. The Jtate polled was very large and the result WSKjrious Republican victory, which may one of the Railroad Commissioner, of Il­ linois. ■puMi&ih Governor The inf>encc of the Hon. Samuel J. Tildes, formerly a Democratic politician o Council 4-5 Republican ; The House of some prominence, seems to have quite “pe­ Rcprcsentatires Republican by about 75 tered out” majority, and all the Constitutional Amend­ ments adopted. A largo majority of the counties areTlepublican. This result so* cures the election of a United States Ben* this think good Wadleigh. enough for one How do you like it ? bean predicting that a majority of the Ro- publiean Senators would show their hostil. ity to ttic President by refusing to Tote for tho confirmation of hfa Cabinet appoint­ ments arc signal failures as political proph­ Oh’the other hand, tho gentlemen who Rava made those predictions with sueh a degree of confidence can now take time see that there never was^any good ground upon which to base their predic­ tions would of such action-^flany Senators doubtless have preferred to have voted for the confirmation of gentlemen which they themselves might have select. are fall Tho multitudinous. inharmonious working of the Executive and Legislative branches at that time, led to a demoralise South. It postponed the pacification of the It injured the trade, and iudus- trica of the country. tor Tilden about six weeks ago have taken party reference in 1900. . Blaine, still be so old that his chances of getting should have left out tho more excited por­ into the White House would bo slim. A bill was introduced in the Nevada by a Chinaman. It Packard and Chamberlain. because their children took the names oi their fathers; Cornelius, the second son, amount. So he left the Cornelius, income from not that To the daughters he left similar incomes, and al) the balance he left to tho troubles of those he sought to benefit. the son fortunate enough to have sons to carry the Vanderbilt name, providing that threshold/ Gov. Hayes, it is written, looks fresh, “The cam­ He preserves treat calmness and unanimous vote a resolution requesting Congress to restore the coinage of silver dollars. The resolution had previously in and out of the Senate are simply the expression William H. and his sons. That m to say, the income from about three millions of it shoal'd bo paid Ur hfa other children. The of the Legislature of that General Grant was for several days accused Grover has been sworn ia u Senator against the confirmation of Gen. Schurz, from Oregon. but on Saturday he went to the President no doubt, and there wu no rival claimant. and put an end to the falsehood by stating But the Senate has yet to deal with tho Of his election there wu to him that he had never done any such manner of hfa election, tho charges of brib­ thing. ery preferred in conneltion therewith, and the little afiair of Cronin. Hfa day of publican Senators voted for the confirma­ A few days at most that the old man was under undue influ­ Senator Blaine fa said never ence when ho made it .Several of the shared by many.. will decide. to have appeared to better advantage than most celebrated lawyers in his discussion with Senator Bayard on have been employed by the contestants. To-day it is likely that the de­ On tho other ride it fa said that the old yesterday. public, but is hardly possible for many and he lety his daughters equally-well fixed, days to pass without further and animated which is though for them. discussion of tho situation. estate in the hands of William because he The election of Means. Hereford and Daria, both Democrats, by tho Legislature tho united totes of the Republicans, who He left the tically of the ceremonies of inauguration vast interests, and that they might be con­ tinued successfully, it was necessary that The crowd was great— un precedent- ly great—bat tho best of order was main­ tained. tho property should not be divided. The appearance and manner of lie opinion fa divided. Pub­ Some insist that Prendent Hayes, created a moat favorable tho vast estate should be divided, because There is a dignity about tho tho possession of so much money in the man that neither pen nor pencil had led tho hands of one man fa dangerous, and others public to expect. While there was less enthusiasm, perhaps than at Grant's first want it kept as it fa,-that the grand con­ impression. feeling. wav universal good Tho President's kindness of man- nerj will make him personally popular with all those who go often to the White House, u many do, who have no thought hold tho balance of power between the two of political • business with tho President Democratic factions. As Ben. Bill of The unweary­ shareef authority in throe important elec, she hu had around h«r, will evidently be repeated, and make the White House so­ What with Evarts, Schurx and Thomp - cially popular for four years more. Max. entry element than any Washington has accorded the same privilege to Mr. Tilden, Tho law, which men of tbe Cobarn kidney have heretofore laughed al, took bold of him, and Joseph wu not only convicted, but sentenced to-ten yeaotia Sing. Sing. He hu been n prire-flghtar, - a keeper of all .aorta of criminal resorts, and hu been arrested hundreds of times, but he wu so uaeful to the Democracy in handling re­ peaters and in organizing the sbouldcrhittera, for election days, that he hu alalways been let off without much punish­ ment. But the days of these fellow fa over. t Public opinion hu got at last some influence with judges, and they date not A^UlJRAftVE'BUSnffiSS.' WAswaiNK-SOOiuorcFtm-cla** Krwifainacbfur Aueiilsand 600 men of cnercy nud ability to libcrwbbwrt rnry*PB “< cor<l.‘"< *° abalill*character mid quwlifteaHom* of the Agent. For partlcii- 7&O cl-.. pt.-L-i-Mtl. L. JOXESA CO.. Norn WANTEDSXKnSXW! $5/$20; BEST! GET । jrjnr-*S& JOUBNA Lu? Education, rOsrr*.v, MASS. Uueitwnal Papen I» Aww* viSs niCKNxr.r.. n^-- it. ASSOCIATE EDITORS: well known u this Coburn. And so, Joeeph, much to hfa disgust, goes up. for ten years, and hfa fellows ahako in their shoo. Joe Goo, another one of the fra ternity, who wes toneerned in the Allen S.'ii'-'tr . boxes in Cincinnati, wu taken out of the city ou a requisition from the Gororaor of Kentucky, and hc~will languish in the prison of that State for a while. Tho sky fa brightening. . fa improving for rertsSn.- The "hotela are full of mercliants, and, thank henv^n'flji^ of hard times. «u<low io gone, don’t tuj rrightomrd. it was never meant to be anything. It was intended to prevent tho inauguration, if poariHc, but was not intended to go any A.-4L— *TL_ «...* -r. IT the people get bwok their raeraje, Ike IlTTt'O We, ft I.,. -_ ___ .1 .. ever were. Club did likewise. Courage is D0’ whxt we waul hmo. TERMS FOIl 1S11Tu/qcyui. (the X»w £hrta»J or tat A« NrfKf'lIoraM Miu. Kpu«* KmEisMsB*. wiiboat Jounul. M 3» tayhuamrt, U>a>«t Educational KEEP RARE WITH TOUR PR0FK<M0XI AmriM »a«itd 1i «nrj tow no »ik« " “ p»«ral ooioailMlon Detroit Advertisements. GILLET & : HALL, TJBTBOIT . Commfafion Mcrcliaui^ in Grain, Pork l~T«l»t.OT u 342,000. In 1840 the pop uhunn wu 108,000, the citj eoterad 144 Bike, end had 103 rnUra of iireeu Both bodies There are too and !b. D. MAU0RI &C0 Wholesale Dealers in . Ojflm aii ftreiiu Frails. Mauufaclurcra their candidate in 1880. been about three and a half yean. Elad.rt*rttn, School yrtnuj CJoUof <- oad Qresimtr Schoo!, Bob* Tr»in.nt Tbcro «j no occasion Wril pleas'd u the Republicans that the in ao sense be regarded ••the Ow. r. P. R. R.. OMAHA. J»klJ. There fa some hope fur New York. Joe Coburn, the pugihst, and democratic poli- very high stakes—they loot, and subside. Since the State Prison wu “opened to question fa settled, and they will give the the publfa," in 1835, the whole number of new administration a cordial. and honest nothing in print of grace sad rhetorical prisoners received hu boon 5,770, of whom 3,888 have been dwoharged, 626 pardoned, support. The Wall street men held a 147 awwped, 229 died, and 49 GT had meeting, and resolved, and the Union Tlx- Papacy and the Civil Power.' ; are buying. The hig importcri are rolling ried out. The fight will be a very pretty out bales and boxes in the mast cheerful way, and the heart uf the truckman fa one, and the lawyers will have a flit thing made glad Now, good people in the inter­ ior, take a little heart. We are not going to hero war. Weharoa President, and POLITICAL. things are going on smoothly and well. The itauguration fa over. and Hayes fa, Build, buy, many, and give in marriage, us he should be, President. Tilden and ing kindness of Mrs. Grant and the ladies higher ground of the beat interests of the JOX CORCRN. / ceptions of tho dead financier may be car­ Morriuey played a bold, faring game for excellent imprearion on all. I! ME TO IEC m E IT was the only one capable of handling the day. inauguration, there of West Virginia, was ‘brought about by in the country bate upon confirming several members of gentleman knew exactly what he was do­ Cabinet—Schurx,' Key. eta—will be in ing. He left Cornelius about 820,000 a Executive session, and not open to the year, which he claims is cucugh for him, The oldest inhabitant speaks enthusias­ NOW ho left one’hundred ruilliona of dollars to of President Hayes at ito is no need of the distrust that has unde­ will ia to bo contested, if it is contested at niably shown itself here, and that hope is all, on the gronnd^that it fa unnatural, and ministration strong trampled remorselcsriy'hverthe weak, and when the building wu finally emptied it wu found that six women and four or five chjldEcn.hnd been trampled tp death. Nobody aecms to be tu, blam^ I'Rp.i est son, had not only children, but they but iudAfii u™11 * ’to- AHOME and FARM of herself and shrieking fainted. - Some equally frightened woman thrieked ufe and the msu made a rush for the door!: The does seem u though in buildings intended 8200,000, mtnn,i.i u quickly u i common ftmae JiWO tr. for sueh purposes some provisions should bo made for these constantly, occurring aeeideinta. The trembling killed u many people in the Brooklyn theater u the fire. were boys. m num num u. The ter in Bond two miDioos of dolfar* went up, ih«Zi hdw UU tie scuse there fa in builders. The buildwu built by the Waltham Watch Co., and wu intended to be fire-proof. Tho walls were murivc. the front wu iron, and everything wudone to make the receptacle of millions of property, absolutely safe. But tho floors were laid with Georgia pine, which fa about all radn,<and tho carings aud all the interior work wumade of wood. A fire got into it—how, no one knows— had no children, and William H., the eld­ We don't believe that tho American In the language ot General Grant, while people will allow a Senatorial machine ring it is possible to have peace in the party, either to cripple or break down the Ad-* “let us have peace.” It may be that there tion on the part of prominent Republicans It is needless to add that this action on of LIis daughters could not cany the name, Logically he may have been, right, and now turns out that the rumors of opposi­ tho part of the Republican Senators was nition money that gilded it and made it all it wa«. •till have Aggravated, rather than relieved Tho Illinois Senate recently pawed by a tho President for his Cabinet. prefer that he name, and hold together in one mass the was a self-poise. or did not rote all, and that no Republican perhaps and that was to perpetuate the Vanderbilt wash bill against ooo of the members, and Legislature brow.” tion of Messrs. Evarts, Schurx and Key, ho oniLR. brick and iron afforded no resistance to the fifo—it licked it up about u readily as it did the rood. And qow the architect aru figuring on buildings. uwhich won't him than u if he bad not been hfa son. burn. They never will do it, if they Worth at the time half a hundred' mill­ make tho outride of brick and iron, and then put enough Georgia pjno inride to ions, he allowed hfa second son and* hfa melt it. wife the magnificent sum of 82,500 for FRIGHTENED CROWDS. their support, about half that any iwpectAnother terrible accident took, plaoc able employe in hfa railroad gnterpriset wu Thursday night. A series of ineMingi receiving. The representative of the Van­ are being held in St. Xavier Catholic derbilt name could not lira upon this, u a church, for women aud children under the direction of a Jesuit missionary who fa a matter oi course, and so bo ran into debt wonderfully storing pamchcr.;' He wu Finally old age warned the great railroad dwelling on the honors zof purga man that ho had but a short time on earth, tory and had the congregation of women— and he made hfa preparations for hfa de*. there wu twsntyifivc imndred of them — terribly excited. One louuti lc«t control was lobbied through by its author. cheeks, nor a shadow to his high and open So far as can be learned, all of the Re­ would tions of his speeches calling fur tho recog­ paign has not added a furrow to his ruddy of attempting to influence Senators to rote The warmest frfands of Mr. ho wore sixty years younger, he would appointments of the President, inventions of imaginative correspondents- The warmest friend Of President Hayes will not proba­ just made. . any declared purpose on their part, Indeed, it throughout the land, will be slow to invite the return of such a time. bly endorse all the Cabinet appointment!; c has never been, so far as wo hare Senate by President Hayes. The minor evils also that would mare as that of 1868-67-68 possessed it, day. young, buoyant and brilliant. the indicated policy of the administration. participate in tho inaugural ccrqponies, fa it down and stowed the material away for The public has now another proof that to man never showed very much feeling for without parallel. those who during the put few days have ets. nel ins states them, about thus: The old It ebook the faith .The Indiana'Legialature, by a non-par­ We. ’ tisan vote, hu decided to give colored drib of many at home, and more abroad, in a day. 'dren an equal chance with white children Republican form of Government. Wise men, patriotic men, good men, whether in in .the public schools. tho White House, tho Senate or 'scattered The President and the Senate. tchless fuse bill will it to b« UUekri, ihat u il Wm. welfare of that large class in the South, The Intense partisanlam of them petty lion in the civil service' that has left its Justices, Clifford and Field, in refusing to malign results, in some respects, to this ator for six years from March 4th, 1879, in place of Bainbridge New York, March 12, 1877. CHEW-SMOKE THE GREAT VANI'F.KMLT CASE. hb»0T> Swd fallhM the Vwdw whoso freedom was tho result of the war. upon the country if such’ another night­ by 3,500 majority; Three Republican Members of Congress ; A^Senate two-thirds Republican; The Tho Groot Vanderbilt Cow—Rolllloil -Fire-Proof Boildtoge-FrijMoned Crowdi—Joo Coburn—Butiom. with millions of dollars during tho month of That President Hayes has in view, all tho any of the children but William. Cornel­ righto of all tho people is not denied or ius wu stricken with epilepsy in bis early February. doubted. That those experienced and able youth, and hu been tha victim of that ter­ Those who are best informed on such men who arc taking issue with him in hfa rible disease until within a few years past, matters are confident that there will not be anticipated Southern policy, nre at least fie had it for a long time iu its worst an extra session. equally patriotic and equally well informed, form, aud wu actually unable to da busi­ The Southern wing of the^Democratio cannot be questioned. The Republican ness. Later ia life he recovered from it, party is far more loyal to-day than the party has never distrusted the honest de­ to a very great degree, abd married ; but, Northern wing. votion to country and party of Senator in tliB-tucantimc, William had grown to Judge David Davis, the new Democrat­ Blaine, or Senator Morten, Senator Ham­ man s rotate, and wu bring trained by bis ic Senator from Illinois, heartily endorses lin, or Senator Cameron, or any of the falter into ths earn of the rapidly growing Hayes’ inaugural. other conspicuous gentlemen who are estate. Cornelius bsd no children, and tho Robert T. Lincoln, the eldest son of the understood to . look with misgivings at the nld man paid but little more attention to lete President Lincoln, has been appointed NEW ADVERTISMENTS He went into office with Die p. vmba mongciT, ana _ machine of for B. Vanderbilt, to whom woo left tho en­ others to grind, will find themselves mis­ tire eetole, Are. not eotnprewwe mid dieido taken. He fa a strong, self-relianl, oelfwilkd man, whp knows all about the Gov The Rhode Island Republican State administration, and thoq^ick offense that eromeat, aid who will run it Ho haM a Convention nominated Gen Van Zandt for many Republicans fiavtf lift on’thereat in the matter, primarily, fa one of the ri*- Sghton hi* hand., but h. will »u>. Uo Governor. though Cornelius, the only other son, hu Iho conia«»«« «f a* r-oplf. umI eu> U> .uugoniu Ihflljjipg pojljici.rw In ooo county in Minnesota there are party that is involved, but the best inter­ stands nominally at the head of tho oom FIRE-rROOF BC1LD1XOS. eix townships which gave their vote solid eats of the country, aud peculiarly the terianta. Tho facta in the cue arc, u Cor­ for Hayes. A glorious Endorsement of the Policy of President Hayes. always has been, tho party of intelligence, How atill it Becton in this vut country self. that he would reform tho civil service, and that he would be the Prcrident oTlhe whole country. He will wumami himsdf Wabhieotob.D.'C. March 9, ’77 The Republican party is to day, u it Mr. Hayca fa going to be Preridcct him­ OUR. NEW YORK LETTER. of Hermetically Scald Goods. policy shadowed forth in his inaugural as the ague terel of partisan mlotry. Got. was the prodnat of a more wbobome alti. tads, and fa quits escaped the noUcc of the The following gentle Fred L. Clarke U~>1 James W.D. Twice rf H. H.; "^rcsisJO^ I5KC0actuxeRs. riiirAGG, that hah �. Musical tnd Literary Social fcommerciai. Special Ifottces. 4145 Th. Tempers. >tU hold , fuiiui wtswaamUMn. hantixgsI^r^e unUnl wd liiuu, „ Uuioft Juy dlu.nl., ,( .H, . fc>Ji to TIME CARD WUE *T r-kt °W,Ct«"• »»d for lb. b..rt< or lb. lfofor„ n„h *• " t’ " "101Mr .. .... •UMMtO .r I«r.« „lk„ rf^e-.N^k win Iw gfodl, rwi.nl, u fo. u,„ CORN, per bmho!..... ’** ■ Alto. wk—Arrive Tuesday v at 12 *4,leave Baltimore, Bedford, Johns- rta.d !»«., ."dyfoulllBl. w-rnldu. are invited. All Adiuissiuti free. Advertised Letters. *1. NEVINS. P.M. GUII>E ft. TIME-CARD Liat of letter* remaining in the Poet Cffiew Office Barry County. Mich,, Mar. 17, ■ : \ S’! u:TH K IM. C. M. RUNYAN’S. I would ret-pectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hn stings and vicinity, that I have a new and IMAX) • 10 APPLE8. per bnshel_____ ONIONS, per bnshel--------BEANS, per bushel;_____ PORK MESS PORK, perib ’ RAMS, p.tlb SHOULDERS, per lh_“.‘“ Z."^" M. M. Mark, Addin Norton, Frank L. Noy«, Theodore Darolls, Caroline I.. Lane. John Schults, A. A. Bonny, W. B. Reed drew J. Bucannon, 12:44 p. n. UtOOF.lU M5 X.M. sHWOr. n. bhtOl.X. O ATS, per bo.hel . BUTTER. pvrlb....^_~UtlGff.PcrdosM___ L.2Z k Co., An­ FRESH M OF OROMES! IIARRMGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. • 10 •UM • TH • 10 li»UK CHICKENS, per lb. CUXBBE. per kh__. WOOL. pe>l>,.„..... Tea, 4 lbs. foz $1 0(1; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powd er, sqierattis, starch, soap, can­ dles, t obacco, etm, etc., which will be sold nt 33O19C‘»X,OII0E rrmCJKSS. Remember the place, at J. S'. Rh'JVYJljyr’S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefff«sox street. Give me a call. POSITIVELY CURED. List of Patents. HAl. per ton---------------------------------- iJOOWlfW DRIED PKACIIEd, peered, per lb. .. List of patent* leaned to inventor* of Mich ™AC,tE:i- nnpoared. per lb ig*n tor Uie week ending March 18. 1877. and DRIED APPLES, per lb........ each dated Feb. 27. 1877. Furni.had this MAPLE b’VGAR..-..-..... ......... paper by Cox & Cux. Solicitor* of PMmito niDES.srcen. per lb___ _ W ashingion, D. C. HlDES.ilry. per lb James H. Prentice, car Hove*, Saginaw. SHEEP PELTS E. Stillman, car atorter, Burr Oak. CALF SKINS.srvea. psr lb...„ ,C. Allyn, cloth measurer, Grand Rapids. CALFSKINS, dry. per lb W- Garter, lamp burners. Monroe. UONRT................... W. Courtis, ere Mbaraton. Wyandotte. DEES WAX. pertb---------------1 L. Granger, fruit drier*, Armada. CRANBERRIES, per bnshet.. S. Olney, bed ■'bottoms, vetroit. O, Perry, aecders, Flint. A. Runell. bee hive*, Adrian. . DETROIT MARKET! S. Stevens' detachable link*, Alleytan. J. Sweetland, churn*, Pontiac. r child.«,.!,.n„ «rM Philadelphia, naratns sxilTtL__ u Aui GEO. WOODS & CO. ’S PARLOR ORGANS POULTRY WORLD. «5 Ceo. M. Savage & Co’s Co|. WAS CLAIMS SrSi;:" 'V xt the Alderman of the Board aif Beeieuatloa. Act entitled. "Ae Aec ity of Klectioue. and to the Election Fraaehiev againet all advert^! remedies. But Dr. Pierce does not advertise his rtandnrd preparation! u “cure-alto," does not cl*ik> that they will preform miraele*. -but limply publishes the fitet that they have been develops a* specific* far which be reeombiehd* them, after having te*t-«l their efficayy in many hundred cases with the meet gratifying success. It is a fact Quinine, fbr instsnee, hs* a tonic _ ■ • * li-periodie, by which itiirff.exnd a febrifuge property which hriou* In earea of fevar. the result of its adm5®alraiion v ill also very with quantity given * nd the cimimtxncyx under it i» employed. So. llkewl«e. the Golden Medi­ cal Discovery ponesaes both pectoral and alftralive, or blood-sleanring preperiir* of the highest order. By rwoion of tke^h two promi­ nent proportiai it euros two claMes of diseases. First, ibuoeof I he respiratory organs, as throat, bronchial and lung affection*, chc- tic coughs and asthma, *ni sec»nd. diseases > the bloo-l. and glandular system, in which affection* ail skillful ohvsician* employ alteratives, as in case* of blotches, eruptions, ulcers, swellings, tumors, abgconrs. and in torpor of th* liver, or • billiou»ncxs.'' While it* use is. by its combination of properties, suggested in case* of pulmonary coasumptiou. yrt you need not take It expecting it will cure you if your lungs are half consumed, nor because it i« recom­ mended as a blood medicine would iU propri­ etor advise you to take it expecting it to cure cancer. It will not perform iniraclw, but it properties/ J■auty, r ebility; l-.V IUvrb1«’ Cardin* Mill. ■ •I- t:f ■ Wi|..< Biee’e liouM. uxri.I llrv-m. Empire lUoek. . PUH.0 A.SHEuDON. (^wnu^^^^IcninU^teciUration. TD-DAVS ADVFRfisEMRNTS.- B. Dewey, corner Broad. AU About the County t Hi “=s i? ? Wheal—Kxtr»_ I MS Oats—Mixed... ,. .„™.9E2-_W°ODS & co - Cambridgoport, Mas.. bnportvn. Growers, sad Jobban of FUKE1GN AND DOMESTIC & 1 Ave. Detroit, Mich i . . LOWKST raTCXS. z*e IN The united stai to NEW YORK MARKET Naw Vona. March. IX 1«77 1MK KS 7H MH 34 lo« ■Dairy packed.. -Bella li'4 F irailed ree IVI FLORAL^UIDE Containing over 1,200 varieties Vege­ table and Flower aeods. Colored Plates. Elegantwood-cuto of Vegeta­ bles and Flowers. Handsomest Guide Detroit Seed Co. Detroit. Jlich. Legal? unity of’Barry, in the stata of Mieh isr.-wi There father thon art rone- march 15t7 5kx ». Brook*' singing echoot win open on *nd*j cnnii.gat the rwiiienpe.of Hon. David ». On (-,wn MIeeC ig •PPortunJtj. Io muiic u,dtr B fiwt c1mji ■"““AiSE;,. P’tiM? Local a n^Hng cf the Republican wy CwniUttoe, w tbe Bakmkb Office, cm Sat,-r *TM,io< »«<. at T o'clock. It ia ex- >mp0rtaat that every member should Any will oblig. the tinder- Notice. All our readers are interaeU-d in buying Groceries as cheap ss porible, and most of A Fsnu of -*0 acres to rent. 25 acres them pay cash or ita equivalent; hence unproved, irith buildings. Inquire of J­ they should not fail to examine the Mock R. Eaatman, offite over Hosting! National of Dew grooermn jurt brought to this) aty by Z. B. Willison, which are cm exhibition Bank. at the store on the northeast corner of marl’77^. State and Chureh streets. aarl5-lt Tu Pm ■ >Ww>« lor marsei, wiu nnu nr,.„w,„ uta n. [ ,1’e ' u ll>e iliscumionef matter*qiertainH to the breeding and raising of poultry, and “ It, appearance la attractive, as MICHIGAN. Drags and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line ol MBS, EMS, PAINTS, OILS, THE FOE OF PAIN TO MAX AXD BEAST PATENT MEDICINES Of nil kinds in endless vnrieties. U. i* The celebrated IflitW of the WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS. THERE IS NO SORE IT WILL NOT HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO. ACHES, NO PAIN, THAT AFFLICTS THE HU­ MAN BODY, OR THE BODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER IKlMESTlC AN IMAL8,THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOT­ TLE COSTING 25a, 50c., or 11.00. HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING, AND RESTORAD TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MENY A VALUABLE HORSE xx45jl PENSIONS , * You will Ww“yti find a complete awort ment of school books, stationery, &a, at the lowest prices, at marflw? Wanzxx At Babneb. Throw Away that Stub Brick Pomeroy, Chicago Aod go bu, a firabota o«" »f B» br: JU taj«llMeWl>*»*,°F ft.,. “"ll3 7* Wkwr mutter* as ere emsaeetmi wMh lhe Pur»'i>t. 2 xxi68tf LiWIIlT, , ............ *»v Winy a yaar no. -re.) forou..-.:, in this office, ton on Wednnday *I'n the [ ublicallon «T a paper at Lake ‘tv. He has our best wlshoa. . ««r » Uck of the Junior Reform dub. HASTINGS. THE EHEMT OF DISEASE! uay ainCT gnd I> the Grand Old f* . n« “** J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, DYE ST U FFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality ar specialty. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. *x-. hrriff, wm called to Ohio ■ • tdegram that hii wife * father Pelht of dMih Urtre will jjrugt store! •A Tallow- Baying.. Al t* 5^ Nonnan B<||e^. • 1 “■ ft,.. , 5| fly |(> , GSQAYOODS A CO, IWAerx, Cifflbrxfseprrt. Mau. ___ ______________________ — TPV 1 Chicken.—Dr»*Mrt son la Carilea far Si yean on the Tib day >H uill not be forgotten. •jnakcr. Yr to Js wyth of lhe finest xlccrtd muxu. Onions—W bbl. i-nrneslly solicited for public*- tho meeting at Union Hall on Sun- ■ JEI X> S ! I| 1 Michigan Grand Dried Apple!-. DIED. re improving the present fine '■ ’“‘I bu*ine»a is netire on our V APCTOOXSr ftftS iraeMngton st., Dertsa: 170 8UU 8t„<hleare;HC LndgaU Hill. Leads*. THE. VOI CHICAGO SEED COMPANY ” -Picked. Butter—Roll.. . " -Packed An Examination of Teachers will be held al the School Section in Rutland, March 24th. al 10 o’clock A. M. H. N. Monbox, Superintendent of Schools. March 12. 77. GIFFORD—At the reridonce ofhia aon, R. Gifford, la Carlton. Thuraday. Feb. 15. after a lingering B ss* ill sS" M Fi *€* Lire Stock—Ordinary. |t|^ Kiumwt, row*. ..-f-C the i're-bytermn church. ! 'a Block. Detroit. Michic.m J Examination of Teachers. meeting on Tuotday er*n- f C i. & so Why do people frequently wr to Dr. Pi free, -I suppose your Golden Medical Dis­ covery cures every thing”? Because it haa been the practice of knavish charlatans to manufac­ ture worthless nosturnu and attempt to dupe the ignorant and erod ulons by recommending (vl’RATION NOTICE- C. M. RUNYAN. xxiastf Iw . i» ■ Drriot-r. Maroh. 13.1177. Come now Dnd let ua reason together. ' When you wiah Pare Drugs and Med A new assortment of Fine Confectioner Wanzex A Babnix ____________________ — Aja. to Ladim StATlONXBY, cane iu and exainino them, juM reoeived at msr6w2 WAjora & Babnks. 8cttle to save trouble. fcblwd eiora and Muuma Im than M la d«r oot. J. Reaaiu.. W15.4 IllulriUS rrlccl TICK’S FLORAL tiulrn,. CCISK. �WHAT DO YOU THINK ? quantity of seed on the above system, Phax and Phun. would be perhaps 1,000 to 1,500 bushels; but such “ high" fanning would be dang­ The softest pillow is an easy conscience. erous to farmers' pocketbooks and bank accounts. The manner of planting in such It is again time to melt over old maple cases as are reported above, is to cut tho sugar. ” potatoes into as many pieces ui they have The Japanese arc manufacturing water­ eye*, and then to place an eye in s bill, the proof boots of paper. hills to be at least three feet apart; and " • four feet apart would be better, os In San Francisco last year there were ject ia to produce the largest crop 2,000 marriages and 253 divorces. e, without regard to the extent ot A Pennsylvania min hu an autograph letter of Martin Luther, 334 years old. COEN MARKERS. The bread of life ia tore ; the salt of life Corn markers are useful cv«nrwher«— is work ; the sweetness of life, poetry ; tho with the farmer who plants a few acres, water of life, faith. and with him who plants his 50 or 100 11 Ito lucky I did not meet Miss Hopkins acres, and uses a horae-planting machine. For tho farmer who plants but little corn, before I married you, my dear.”- “Yes— the following is tho cheapest marker that extremely lucky—for her." can be made to be drawn by a horse: Take Many * feet are required to make one a joist, 3x6, and make three runners, each rood, but a single foot, properly applied, is throe or four feet long, rounding up the sufficient to make one civil. ■ front ends on tho lower side. You then Only one person in ten in Rhode Island take inch boards and nail them with 10is engaged in agriculture ; 56 out of every penny nails to these three runners, placing them three and a halt feet apart, or wider 100 are engaged in ^ganufneturing. if you please, from centre to centre. The Nebraska is a State possessing wisdom naming must be strongly done. The next beyond its years. It pays male and female thing to do is to attach a pair ol shafts to teachers exactly tho same wages for the Railroads. Railroads. Railroads. fort Warn Mmb & Saiiwi mcHWRo£!^ MCHifiT and”thTsouth. Taking Effect RAILROAD. luo ChiOMo and Grand runninf tkrouyk Day Coacktt and Ihillnan Sleq>trt. Fall and Winter Time Table. TRAINS OOISO SOUTH ££i. &5 ?.8 Expwe ’>!# ‘IS IS IS SS KS 2 Goin* North—Day F.xrrew. Grand BasidsMixsd daily except Snikdays. Mrht Express daily except ______ a ti ..k— Hl. !SS it daily except lUt.a.la>rce» — ....... RURAL TOPICS. A1Mo£ ' TRAINS GOING NORTH. A.I N«w .WaXa.-All paweuer trai n« auks cluse eonwlioni with train.ouiliehiaan Central rail pok* will answer the purpose; and they Muxxlin', Eli,” said mjr Undo Consid­ may be attached by bonng inch hole* di* er, makes a dog safe, while mudin makes agonally through a piece of joist 4x4, to a young lady very dangerous; still, in hot ,rwO«nii«-iriikQRV Dirtson of tbs M suit the position of tho shafts, and then weather, they both want muxxlin’ I" jilrta isajitestcswfe nail it to the top of the marker in a a sub­ i|ro*d for Newaan and Intanaadislaix>>nU.tvo Bl. Lusts stantial manner from tho under aides. Bridget—“ Ay you please, irar, ia this u I. .u.a.llr, Spike* might be used to advantage in so* a dry goods store?" Salesman—“Certain­ curing this piece of timber. If tho ends ly, ma’am." . Bridget—•' Ooh, begorra, of the shafts bo wedged in well, they will where'll I be com, thin, for a withered not get loose. This is a marker that may silk ?” be made in an hour or two. and it will A column of vapor steadily risis from 7 50 S CO mark two rows at a time, one runner fol­ tl;e center of a vast swamp in Florida, and lowing the outside mark. A wheelwright nobody has ever been able to get noar could, if desired, make & runner on this enough to the phenomenon to find out the plan, witfc a pair of ehafts properly at­ QRAND TRDnSrAILWAY. nature of it. tached, which ,would last a lifetime. Han­ MAY 1, 18TB. The wretched punster on the Boston ~ dles may also hp attached to it, and the top traveller says : It ia so hot in the East so made that a stone weight may be laid upon it and keep it* position, if it should Indies sometimes that people tan even in­ doors—which explains, probably, why they be neqdod to make the marks plainer. call that country “ In-doors tan." ’ Affiuch better marker may be mad' to * Pa, I guess your man Ralph is a good run./ on wheels, as follows .• Hare two Christian." “ How so, my boy ?'' "Why, small wheels made, not over three feet in ( WJkraaAoo-With Lake Slurs A Mich. Soalhern pa, I read in the Bible that the wicked shall not live out half his days; and-Ralph, Smd two by inside attachment*, on the ends says he has lived out ever since he was a » of which are recared a counlc (one to each) little boy." of ordinary cultivator teeth, say three and The most tolerable sort of revenge is for a halfJcet apart, thus making four marks those wrongs which there is no law to rem­ that distance from each other, A* tongue edy. But then let a man take heed that for two horses should l>e m^le, also a seat tho revenge be such u there is no law to Q.REAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHICAGO k LAKE HLRON K for the driver, aud in its operation three punish; else a man’s enemy is still before­ rows are marked at/a time, one wheel go­ hand, and is two for one. PKXmVLAM DIVU1OX. ing in the last row made as a guide. A man walks three miles per hour. A Another way, but one never adopted, is horse trots seven. A horse runs twenty. to get up something on the plan of an or­ A steamboat goes eighteen. A sailing dinary horse cultivator, with only three vessel ten. A moderate wind blows seven. teeth, and the marker so* made that it can A storm moves thirty-aix. A hurricane be adjusted lor corn, or rows for anything seventy. A rifle ball 1000. else, u for beans, turnips, beets, 4c. TRAINS WEST The latent figures report the total annu • Such a marker would not cost over about al clip of wool in this country at 2,000,000 eight dollars, and it would be very useful. pounds. It is believed that the figures for J. D. FOOTER, PLANTING POTATOES IN 1877. ttar Asaal Datn 1880 will, if a fair count is secured, place ' • -■ ■.«.* WM. EDGAR. Last spring I strongly urged farmers to this country at the head of the wool-pro­ Gen’i Passplant more potatoes than usual, as it was ducing countries of the world. evident that the bugs would iujure crops, Harriet Beecher Stowe is now over sev­ and I said: “ Next fall and winter pota­ enty years of age, and looks much older. toes will be very dear and to>day in some She is very slight, bent and gray. Her of our cities they sell at five dollars a bar Uncle Tom's Cabin has had a greater cir­ rel I Now, J am going to give my readers culation than any book in existence except advice for 1877. Thia year there will be the Bible and Webster's Dictionary. a very large area of land planted to pota­ Thanks, and a thousand of them, to toes. Everybody who owns an acre of TRAINS EAST. that unknown genius who entrusted a land will pjant half of it to this crop ; and trunk, with a.hive of bees in it, to the ten­ the bugs will be fought as potato bugs were der merata of a^rocuse baggage maMerrnever fought before; and the rrealt will the othet day. The'tompany will pay for be, if we have no severe drouth, a very the bees, and the doctor thinks his patient huge cropnf potatoes everywhere, and the will be around again in a fortnight or so. prices naxi fall will be low; therefore, my —Pen tjtd Plow. advice is, don’t make any exertion to raise Roger M. Sherman was arguing a case, a large crop ; but plant for a medium pro. duct, planting early varieties, putting, in and made a point which the Judge did not tho seed as early, as the ground will permit, at once see. “ Mr. Sherman," said he, “1 and fight the bugs systematically and effi­ would thank you to state the point so I can ciently. By planting early the crop be­ understand you." Bowing politely, Sher­ comes mature by the time the second man answered, in his blandest manner, “Your honor is probably not aware of tho hatching of bugs takes place, and if you Dealers tn all kind* hare destroyed the early bugs your crop is task you are imposing on me." 0 The country was «*T ;s 8 1 GOING WEST. Ihtei El IfS-SS U ii » A MARKET GARDENER'S HOTBED. A market gardener says : “ Our method for making hotbeds is to haul fresh stable manure and lay it for a few days in a rick three or fopr-feet high, and the length of the bed required. When the manure hu a good heat, begin at one end and shake the bed a box or boxes, made of tcn-fect boards, six feet wide, which will take four sash six by four feet. Wc make tho boxes out of good common inch boards, sides ten to twelve inches wide, ends three inches wider than sides, to keep air from getting under sides of sash, with cross-bars two inches wide for sash to slide on, these bars to be let into tho slides even with the top and bottom boards. Then tramp down tho manure inside the box, which will usu­ ally settle to about one foot in depth ; put in enough good dry earth to cover the bed six or seven ipches inside the box. Good leaf-mold from the woods, or earth from a fenc<^e*rtcr where weeds have not seeded, --win do if you have nothing better. Gar denere keep a supply of hotbed stuff on hand, which usually consists qFabout twothirds good soil and rotten manure, which should bo turned two or three times to mix well. Having covered'the manure with earth, put on Bash, and in about four days the bed will be ready to seed." Tho sash­ es should be kept closed till the plants ap­ pear, and then should be raised enough to let off tho steam ; and when the plant* are large <---- *• ■"* *v" v‘*‘ •’-------------- made. 400 to 500 cabbage plants, . . s s of the same sue, may be grown under each sash. Something, as 31d matting, or sacking, shoulj b* kept on hand to cover the sashes in vqy cold weather. Some gardeners prefer cotton cloth to glass sashes, as planta are often injured by the heat of the sun through the glass. Tho manner of preparing the cloth is os follows: “ Take one quart "of linseed or four ounces of resin. Pulverise the sugar of lead in a little oil, then add it to the materials. Put all into an iron kettle and heat it until tho resin is dissolved and the otherIngredients are thoroughly mixed, stretch the muslin upon the frames, and apply the composition while hot. Frame* prepared in this manner will la it for several seed is astonish- :: j, |U55» •Kai. nsj ?:?■ 1 15 JIS fig TIME TABLE No. Furniture, CoffinsEtc. READ THIS 13 O }g is snd be happy again. A Gret RedictiOR ii Price: 1 ;; 615 I. ♦Saturday aa-1 Sudsy ex- j?|h ■U.Y/.-L,,_________ buMflapXDeUoit BRAND RAPJDS DIVISION. Tie Reliable Short Line EAST AND WEST. TO AX» rto» BBAND NAHM AND DETROIT! TIME TABLE. !£? ix ^X 0r’4R*r.Uj..L»ln*5 UmmmbS 11.40 MliJkrill. 1Kb 1 10.10 1I.ul._ * II ' ft! I 7 G IKS ■a i a u SALISBURY & BROSSEAU “ Pa," asked tho youthful Miltiades of safe. But beware of very early planting’ on land that is not well drained, either Mr. Spilkins, the other morning, “ what's the'voice of the people?"' " The voice in such a soil, with two weeks of cold, of the people, my son," replied Spilkins, rainy weather, would be liable U' rot impieasively, Hs the voice of God—or, as Paris green is the only destroyer of potato tho Romans said, * Vox' "—“Pup-v-h','' in­ bugs that hu prored to be effectual. It terrupted Miltiades, and In a' moment he was dancing a pai teul round the room, acre, if the bugs are numerous; and it dodging the flat side of a clothes brush. There is a sacredneas in tears. They are not the marks, of weakness, but of from almost any variety ; but the cxperiCOUGH8 ARD COLD8 IN HORSES. dia, ia the order of the prism, 1,707}, [,666|, 1.5351. 1,511, 1.42G} and 1,280 « 10 15 1! ItiTAZ. ought to be purchased for 30 to 40 cents . vuwvhA —“ .t ——It — — 4 ~~I -1-1 r-._ — L — —. lB76fcria. Deo. loth, 1876 GOING EAST. the ___ of manhood is sometimes caused in horws by feeding dusty hay, a . ___jteara of affection. They are fruitful cause of disease. If caused by painful dens, but still most holy. There thia, it will be cured by feeding hay en­ L ___ __ ..____ _______ e-i tirely freed from dust, mold, Ac. But, from long experience with homes taking sudden and severe colds' which frequently leave a cough, I have found nothing equal pay if Tildoa won, and she to par if Havre to steamed food as a cure. It is well known woo. The New» describes tho result: “ On the morning of ths Sth of Novem­ ber he called and paid the debt; on the 9th relieve the heart*, but cooked food ho called ana took it back. Thai craning she paid the debt Next morning Ae took FURNITURE Uptolxtery Goads Wets Fran k A Indiana R. orthern NRAHWAY COMPANY MMIMffi Look here ! OBNTR Al. Look here I ^Whatl don’t you think vo om Tie Greet SHttern Ttoiwim Ilarri«baif. Billiasi*- ooU "ZZlLS^ elnhia J. M. HEWES we guarantee Satisfaction. but rather paid, and so they have been kept busy by the contradictory dispatches ever since, ar.d both now express regret that tho matter person . We Coffins and Furniture. * Railroad S^.Msro*"^ appan- ^STATIONS UMd. N«al« * J’S Sd SKpl# ttaw *D«*H door-bell rung by lit- ¥ be .old st »>' IX BOID, A- <®assrAf � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-19.pdf 018a8364ae775fa4671b576411b26c2f PDF Text Text VOL. XXI. NO. 93. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1877. jhe?8jni-WBeklyl?Bpliblicaji Sapper Written for the Haetiaxi Bexaa*. Alice la not Dead. GEO. M. DEWEY A-p/jnA' Pl-BLISHER. l-W> Y«. they i*y. "Dear Alice 1 W a* buried Saturday lart." Caa it be her •plritjhath fled. Are on hand at the old sUutd with the finest Stock of Implements and Machinery ever known in Hastings, We luive the i JACKSON WAGON, ( ikciuptios-. r Material. »n>f lh« very >• Livios Rate*. VERTI81NG. .ni«l Typ’ conaMerod DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, To thai blbaful. he*, ThoM ilraia* I h«p«d bmr Ions T link t they uuke my rad heart rejoice With nature like a p*rainx »onc. DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, All the above named Plows are sold on trial, Single and Platform Buggies, not execelinx ria Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye MoweTs Vith Table Rake Reaper,, When her lif« ran wora aiakins f»*t IX/L Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. AND BOSIO CUDS Nod.MuetioB rmtu taws rate. I. B.- R?4*- r»*‘ ■ *'* f'**’ Cvlnma. GIVE US A CALL. Chester Mbsseb. Burns Messer. Doctor Aiklri’s Double । Column. JAMES CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR 15 CU.lXfiERL J’nu>i*| attention drew t«> FREDERICK DEAN'S WILL. •r CHRONIC SMITH k KNAPBfEN. ATTORNEYS \T LAW-di SOLICIT- T. J. WILDER, KV h/\ II. C. PECKHAM, PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, JCPOIIT irvHHY COVSTT, MICH. { Offer in rr«i4<-«ee, Xur-.h »i<U Mun SL'U» ' XXUtf >1. W. RIKER. JUSlli h UF THE PEACE. Gonorai CoUyctioa Mil Ittur.ii v Acral. (Inioo Illoek. State SUMt. MUWWVV.M. WM. UPJOHN, DR- H. F- PECKHAM. eCLE.’ K PimiCIAM AND SUROBON. I',', WM. IL II AYFORD, LUCIUS RUSSELL, •in BLRGHER, John Q. cratsstr. - " Aa they tom from tbo table there was • ring at the door bell. ’ , “Who can that be F'Tie raid, and afood waiting. The (errant entered and answered the question. “Mr. Pcrkly, air. He wishes to see you." ' ■ “ Pcrkly—what I Lawyer Pertly F’ " Where fa hfl?" “ In the library, flir-" With a sad smile Nannettc followed him from the room, and wont on to th© draw­ ing-room. In the course of half an hour Mr. Pcrkly joined her there. Well ?" she askejd, anxiously. ” All right,” he laughed. “He has but one desire, I think, and that is to slink away without meeting you again. A more crestfallen-wretch never breathed. At first he wanted to dispute the validity of the will because it was written on the blank leaf of an old day-book, which had been proving to hia satisfaction, or diaaatis&otioo, that a will at a will, whether penned on a eheet of paper or in a book. Ah i there he goes,” he said, as»tbe front door swung heavily to. “ lie will give yon no Nr. Peakh gone, and Ni Nr. Dean had 1 from hint do THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS. tablishing yourself elsewhere." “ But papa told me he had made me his solo legatee, xaid Nannettc, in slow, star­ tled tone*. The address is so unexceptionable in its “ That won t stand in law," sneered Mr. positions and so conciliatory in its tone Doan. , that it entitles the new President to can­ , “ You don't meah that yon are going to did judgment by his fellow citizens until turn me out of my own home ?’’ exclaimed he shall do something' that contradicts his the viul orxnn* to tbeir nalanl function*. PtiriO Naunettc, incredulously. excellent professions.—[Ar.' F. JftrxM . .. . =--------- --‘ fhole «yrun>, tod heb «niwell to get a sheet of paper ? “ Certainly not," again, sneered Mr. (**) “ Not a bit of it; this leaf is as good Dean. “ In the lint place, you have no In respect to the two paramount ques­ m a sheet," and be proceeded to pen, in home—this place is mine ; in the second, tions of Federal policy, the Southern ques­ bold characters, “ The last will and tosta- I expoci you to go." tion of civil service reform, wo do not bm ment of Frederick Dean." “ To go I" echoed Naunettc. how any exception can be taken by the “ As you like," said the other, exchang­ “ Certainly," was the cold reply. “You ing an amused smile with his companion. are nothing to me. My brother adopted most ingenious opponent of President “Only insure Nannclle a comfortable fu­ yOn—I have nothing to do with that You Hayas to his inaugural address.—[W. F. ture, and remember that /to insure it you will therefore do roc the favor to pack your ------ must cut out that leaf aid place it where clothing and leave at vour earliest oonven . People who hare judged Mr. Hayes by it can be found by the proper person when iance. Of course I do not interfere with his aequtesoenco in the measurua by which needed." your appropriation of and personal effects." babas been lifted forward into ths Presir A pre-occupied nod answered the coun­ And a bow of dismissal followed thc’heart- dency will are in hia labored address of sel, and for a little white nothing was leaa words. ycatantey abundant vindication <jf . thp heard but the hurried scratch of the pen. Nunn otto rose with a bursting heart and shrewdness of hia inventor, Senator SherAt last the writer dirow it down, m»d J was about to leave the room wh» hex ayo man^Aae York World (Dem.); leaning back in his chair, read the docu- fell on the old scrap-book which.bsd'bocdL■he general impression produeedTy carelessly pushed to the back of the library addrew is that its author promisee too table the last day of Frederick Dean's life, much. Mr. Hayes is either deemving and had there remained. himrit oris wiUfuilyimdnccre. To hottest “ Yon will allow me U at?" she mur­ fa.hfa yirpmfa, b*«fll ba neatly foraad mured, huskily, indicating the dastred to change them by the stronger rfaafa book; adding, as be drew it toward him, around hum—Boston Fat (itan.) i and turned a few leaves, “ For years it And ».» w. wiU The inaugural address of President was mv daily duty to paste those articles Th© signing was done, the book dosed there, ’and—and it is so aaeodated with Hayes and all the omens ofhu Cabinet and pushed aside till the farewells, which selections give the hirfiest promise of * truly reform admlnfattSUon. Tko word, had been deferred quite long enough, were “ It is valudew to me VJfou can take jt,’’ rDtoeaeM, spoken, and within an hour the two viaitr said George Doan, majcrtioally pushing it of the new President and the mon whom on wore on board a steamer bounil for he chooses to have’about him would aloac toward her. bo a good earnest of the purity and vigor Europe. Sho lifted it with a bow, and silently left For a few minutes after their departure, of hu intenflnna, but, confirming, sa they the room. The rest of the day wna spent Mr. Dean sat lost in thought, then, areas, 3o, (he closing acts of hfa prodeecatora iog hitneclf, he took up the morning paper in gathering her wardrobe together. It term, they are like the report wHtfe 'deand turned to the financial column. He was nearing dusk when she took up the AAmr.hU. Art ' -— .—I old scrap-book, intending to plsoeit in the had just finished it, and was carefully cut­ ting ont the article, when the door open©-’ bottom of an empty trunk which she had (**). ■ . devoted to her books. But with a burst and a young girl entered, her fresh faoc of tears she sat down, and taking it in her We cannot doubt bnt that the promisee bright with smiles. “ Ah, mv dear, just in time," said Mr. lap, turned leaf after leaf, thinking as the so feiriy rad« will he kept, er that thb bereaved only can think. inaugural address will tend to satisfy- the Dean, fondly. "Get the mucilage.’ Twenty minutes later she had wrapped whole country that at the bogining of a ■•Oh, papa! that everlasting, musty finan­ cial I” laughed the gjrl, with mock horror. up this book, and was proceeding up town new century of life the nation enters upon “Why don't you let me cut you out a love as rapidly as a bonie»car would take her. a road that leads to a better Government, story, orairitof poetry, and paste in here? She alighted at a handsome residence, and under a wiser Ct.icf Magistrate than it has Who but you would ever have thought of was shown into the private library of the had during th -’---i owner, with wham she obtained an imme- century ofexi •juircr (Jfrp.) ,-WS.tSSAi ISAAC W. VROOMAJi, USg?-8HJiHn,P.D.PutaU.S. M>ohaX.’u.»- - - fie seated himself : •' Yoa go to-morrow, of course ?” “ It dspends upon circumstances,’1 re­ turned Nannotte, calmly. . A hot flush mounted the gentleman’» brow, and he relied angrily: .. “ I shall sed to it that the circumstances are quite ftvurable to your departure." Nannctto made no response, but pro­ ceeded to do the honors with the same case and grace which had characterised her during her father's life, sarupolously ob­ servant of the courtemes du© from bostres to gUOBt. “Th© impudent Jude I" thought Mr. Dean ; but ho took hia ©upper in auilen MStf'flWJ CHAS. U. BAUER. WM “ Well, since you aio both so urgent, and since making a will won’t end roy life, I will do it nt once, and you shall be (he ■tnu tie .n'uurirnu.u.i .. VI Ottawa U-.veva the Library auu witnesses." . Union Tiekat Ofiee. And the speaker, a white haired old Separate rooms for different paiieaU. Call early. gentleman, laughed pleasantly, and drew Patient* irririBt in the eity tboald st.onee la M« tba Doctor befaroMlondinstoolhar buinML toward him an old book lying on the table Oflee Uurr.9 a-m.to 4 n m. b«aday».10 to at his side. Selecting one of the two or three blank leaves at the back, he took up DR A I KIN a pen, and dipped it into the ink. '• I confess I was not prepared for such promptitude," smiled one of the gentlemen in reply. “ but we shall be only too happy folliaMe. »ltb marrelou* eScncr rdlwlas aymp- to serve you," adding, a little dryly, “Don’t tom* ano ram-wins tb« ot £“•“••• rwtonw herself on her father's boe. wu “Now, p«pa," she munnu red, aholdngly, “ don’t say ‘ will’to meagaiis. I want you, and nothing else.” In a fow minutes she re turned to her task, but it was with the foaling that th© shadow of death had aett’Jod over the house. All that day and all the next this miser­ able feeling clung to her, and at the close of Che next the substance was there ss well ns the shadow- The hale old gentleman bad, through a strange casualty, passed into the spirit world. The one near relative, a wealthy brother, and various remote ones, gathered to pay the last token of respect and hear the will. But no will was to be found. Con* sequcntly Mr. George Dean was triumph­ ant, without the need of blackening his hands and conscience. Niubt after night had been secretly and fruitlessly ypent in rummaging the cecrtw toiras, etc., of his departed brother, with the firm determination that Nannettc should never touch a dollar of that broth­ er's money. Tliejnorning after the funeral he sent for Nannctto to meet him in the library. She camo iu, pale and weary-looking, a little surprise in her soft eya. Mr. Dean was prompt. Majestically waving her to a seat, he cleared hia throat, and said : “ Of course you know, Nanuetle, that my brother left no will ?" “ I have not thought about it at all," murmured Naunettc, wearily, finding he paused for a reply, and then added, as wearily : “But you are mistaken. He did leave a will." Mr. Dean started, flushed, and exclaimed hastily: “ Where is it ?" “I don’t know." sighed Nannotte. " I only know be told me bo had made one." “ Oh !" ejaculated Mr. Dean, with pro* longed emphasis, and then said, “ That amounts to nothing. In the absence of a will 1 reign master hare." Aroused from her apathy by. the signifi­ cant tone, Nannotte looked up inquiringly, and ho continued: *• Yce, the law gives me everything, and WHOLE NO. 2035. ***‘w C. G. HOLBROOK. kM.,1. Ou. " With my future?" exclaimed bis adopted daughter, raising hsr syre from the book sho had just drawn toward her, and opening them vwy widely os .the old dear; they have helped mo make a fottane. and that fortune wfflKree Eresidsnr Hayes spoaka “with a rafale pcvmWland*xibfa Mlbeduk»" Jiet hia mice fa potential because it fa peaoc&l, and hfa words double Ueanss they arc doubly true.—Prat (/8qp.) There fawtMaftrt MUtaMeia the inanguBd which n»Mt mean all that thsy so bvredlf WaiofafasaMy atpre*. �■ ■i dent Hayas a model inaugural wo think I that he has an intelligent understanding of ----, »i— .— »------------------------wc should not only express our ownr— feelings,' {jje difficulties ol’ the situation and of the but that of more than throe-fourths of the needs of the people.—&. Louie Globe Democrat (Rep.) BO sensible and that it will be bard for most readers to have any partisan thoughts in connection with it.—Botton Journal (.Rep.') uta-m^tional.-Bost™ ZfcraU (Ad.) The new President*s Southern policy is eminently statesmanlike. It is OU that can or Democrat. It is liberal, considerate and patriotic, having in view tho interests and the well-being of the section chiefly concerned and of the whole country, and utterly ignoring the question of advantage or disadvantage to party.—Boston Gfobe (**) There is both sagacity and generous le color line in our politics, and build up )t merely a united North or a united juth, but a united country.—Botton Ad~ rtiur (Rep.) i Considering the means by which he has ached tho Presidency and ..the work ho is laid out far himself in his inaugural, si_do not wonder that the address oouSfe with an appeal to God, “Senators, reaeolatircs, Judges and fellow citi­ The inaugural address of the present occupant of the Executive chair awakens more curiosity than interest. Reaching his high place by means utterly hostile to the 1 spirit and purpose of popular government, and utterly destructive to the fundamental principles of political morality, bis opinI ions, whatever they may ba, have none of that weight which would otherwise attach to them. The address may be considered an enlarged and revised edition of the let­ ter of acceptance, and, like that document, lacks the definiteness and decision which the public have a right to expect when questions of great magnitude and vital im­ portance are under diacumion. This weak­ ness is especially noticeable in the treat­ ment of Southern affairs. The most care­ ful reading fails to convey any clear idea of. what is to be done in the two States to­ ward which all eyes are turned. We are furnished with a liberal quantity of pleas­ ant platitudes, but not one plain, emphatic Winbon from which the future course of the Federal Government may be in­ ferred.—St Lonit Republican (Dem.) BUTTIBH OPINIONS, The greater part of the address was of a character that might have been well re TSmro. Of course general principles do not help ■meh to oool angry passions which have been seething for yean, but there is a time Harriabury Patriot (Dam.) the principles President i are excellent—London It is a very acceptable document indeed. —Philadelphia L^r (/-L) Of course, the address will Mr. Hayes’ comments on the election criticised b? a captious and ordeal which put such a severe strain on press, but the people, to whom it is more the Constitution are such as become a particularly addressed, will receive it in President who, from the moment he takes the spirit in which was delivered, and ask the oath of office, should belong to all par of its author nothing more than the fulfill- ties. On the whole, we do not imagine mentof his pledgee and the firm carrying that even his candid opponents will com­ out of his foreshadowed policy.—Albany plain of tho tone and temper of the ad­ Expreu (Rep.) . dress, which dcais with questions of the Mr. Hayes makes a bid for Southern highest moment—primarily to America, support. How effective it will be io build­ and indirectly to. all the world. Mr. ing up for him a party in the South Hayss speaks with tho dignity and frank­ remains to be seen. It is certain that he ness becoming the Chicf/Magistrate of a will be sustained, North, by all friends of great people, and points the way to ends which, if they ran bo accomplished, will redound to his honor and that of hia coun­ try.—London Daily Telegraph. GM admirable State The n The Triumph of Art in Railroad Travel. W®’. ■— —*-jr------- S--JE— tiuns which have bbeu indulged concerning it It will have a good effect on the country, and will win the hearty praise of program in many directions In no direc­ all but the chronic Democratic extremists. tion is progress more palpable than in the facilities offered the railroad traveler of the (*F) present day.—Looking back but a few This Pretender has made an address. years, wc can sec the toiling snail-like ad­ It is all words—words—words. The vance made day by day by the emigrant's flatulency of the Fradutent President is wagon as it was slowly but surely drawn toward sundown by the patient ox, or the says.—Al&any Aryw (Dem.) slowly rhoving form horse ; then came the The country will recognise with, satiafac- old fashioned stage coach ; following close­ ly, we had the canal packet; then the steamer on tho lakes and riven; then.the locomotive engine and the stage like car. part of the country the people have been Now! the palatial coach, and more than acquainted with the President and ran as­ palatial drawing room and sleeping ear. sure the people at large that his letter of Yet, not satisfied with these, that marvel of mammoth western corporations, the Chicago A North-Western Railway, as we and the address, which reaffirms the senti­ stated some weeks ago, has developed hotel ments dedared and confirms the pdiey cars that will, for elegance, usefulness and real comfort, eclipse everything of the kind that has ever been placed in service on any road. Some of our readers seem to hare some doubts about the merits of hotel cam, or their superiority over the so-called din­ ing car, that is run for a few mites on some roads “I'm not sure about that," said one of out friends, as he had finished fending our first artiolo about these hotel coaches that are to be run on the Omaha and California line of the Chissgo A North­ Western Railway, "I’m not so sure ( would Ills The JJefni-WeekiyhepkblicapJlanjier uxio, M. DXWKT, *■ - - KXMTOB ■ira of dirt-u u> B* •lh” .ho mA u <w of the p~> wulleau»l men of the country, and who has been identified with ths psrty sw» IMO, should have bw unqualifiedly endorsed by H R. Steven’. Co|umni. Th, Temp«rane« VTCBTUrj 7b the Honorable Pretulent of the Txtdim' ChrMan Temperance Union of □Clxe Grfeat the Chiytf Hartinyt: Hastings, Mioh., Mail 19, 1877. Cabinet b lor the time bring unpopular ceipta, I am able with many Seuatora, since their opposition is but the history of Lincoln and Grant repeating itself, for with these Presidents we know that the Senate often arrayed it­ Political Notes. self in apposition, and that only the fact of the people upholding the President Th3 Democratic journals are-proceeding rather than tho Senate deterred the latter to read Mr. Key out of tho party. of January.) from open hostility. From January 15th, 1877 to Maith I5lh. 00V. GBOVXN. • A strong effort is said to be making to Thia new apostle of improvised docto­ reorganize the Republican party in Mis­ ral law has been sworn in as Booster from BbMTsJa, 15ka<*.2jariof bquor.conuiag souri. Oregon, thbugh Mr. Mitchell, In the name of the insulted people of that Stale, of­ Even tho New Orleans Democrat—pro­ fered objections. Grover had proper cre­ fessional bulldozer—is constrained to speak dentials; henoe the personal objections well of President Hayes' inaugural. would not lie, and he is therefore happy of beer, containing 2,912 gallons. Total gallons beer and liqnar, 3.192. because his right to the seat can only here­ Among the rumors floating about Wash­ after bo contested. He, however, tried to ington is one to the effect that ex-Prrai- steal his way into the Senate by appearing dent Grant is to be offered the mission to before the Vice President and asking to be sworn in at a time when the Senators England, wercTTnattentive and buried with other The appointment of Frederick W. Sew­ matters. But Senator Hamlin sent him containing 6,362 g*lk»V. off with a flea in his ear, to await proper ard as First Assistant Secretary of State Senatorial action upon his peculiar case. deserves all the praise that can be be- He retired, so cboptallen and abashed that he would seem to be the .veriest of trick­ atowed upon it. stent, and yet destitute of sufficient brass Parson Brownlow, an implacable radical and impudence to cany out brazenly to Republican, seems satisfied with'Presideut tho end a swindler's role, unless in the Hayes' Southern policy, as far as tho same matters directly under the light of Cro­ nin's nose, or earnest money from Gramer• has been developed. . cy Park. The Cabinet has held its first meeting wnrrx novas kbcxption. and resolved to carry out the plan of civil Mrs. Hayes is proving haraalf fully service laid down in President Hayes’ let­ equal to the oecariou, and prerid- over the various receptions of the White House ter of acceptance and inaugural address. with rarest grace and case. Every day A change in methods of administra­ nines her installment has been a gala day indeed with her and the several ladies as­ tion is demanded, but no Republican can sisting her. Thursday last is but a sample effect U." This was the most plausible day. Find she received a delegation ofla­ campaign cry of the Democrats. What dies in tbs Bed Room, and next a large iilh frightful rapidity. . number of ladies and gentlemen from is their opinion now ? • Pennsylvania. Then proceeding to the The New York THbunesays “ It must East Room, she took a parting leave of mao, from N.v. IM, 187«, to Jon. 15th. 1R77. have been an intarcstiug spectacle when the Columbus Cadets, who had accompa* Mr. Schurz complimented Mr. Chandler, nied her from Ohio. She and the Presi­ dent abook hands with each cadet aa they and it makes it all the pleasanter to know stood in line around the cast side of tho that it was all deserved. cmm of beer, containing 3,234 gallons. Total, 8,499 gallon.. The Concord Patriot, tbs leading Dem­ to friends at home. The Cadets left the ocratic daily newspaper of New Hampshire, city Thursday night, highly delighted with we find 1,848 gallona of liquor and has a leader in which President Hayes'- in' the kindnen and attention extended than since their arrival here by the citizens and augural address is tlioroughly indorsed, military organizations of the District. They are well drilled, and deserve much without a dissenting word. praise for their soldierly bearing, in and out With Rutherford B. Hayes aa Chief of line. Ing to >19.651. Multipiping thia by throe, we Magistrate, and gold at 1.041, peace and Thursday night the officers of the navy, hate the enorooua .ma of »58,9M span! in marine corps and army were received by her and the President. It was truly a brilliant reception, and on do former occa­ tho life of the Republic for tho next four sion have we seen a finer display of elegant toilets and uniforms among the ladies and officers. Every officer of the post was OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. FAMILY MEDICINE heaith-eistobes. ■ tatig— follows nxxMrate cr, ■LLOUS EFFECT. SWOLLEN LIMBS. C-'A. it TJU1EX. A PERFECT CURE. Would not be Without VEGETINE prosperity, specie payments and good will to all men will be the principal features in Washington, D. C. March IS, '77. Ed. Bannxr.— The great excitement aroused by the announcement of the new Cabinet has completely subsided. Not a ripple of it disturbs our body politic, and we are pur­ suing our way as quietly, apparently, as if every Senator and office-holder had had his particular tavorite appointed by Mr. Hayes. Notwithstanding the opposition at first de­ veloped in the Senate, and the displayed desire to resist confirmation, as evidenced by the unheard of reference of the namai of tho appointees io various committees ; yet when the test came on Saturday last ommoa^ruip-.i. EDWIN TILDES. . sentations, and officiated i» mH by all Druggists. NOTICE. the presiding genius on tits semi-official and social occasion. On Saturday she held a ladies' recep­ InU.kMlx tion, at which for hours the White House was as much crowded as ever in the past. We flatter ouredves that no American White (House. Proud as we are of Mrs. Grant and what she has done as wile of the Chief Executive, yet we fed assured that Mrs. Hayes will prove herself a most fitting and worthy successor, and will, un­ der every exigency, demonstrate that she is u true representative of American ernmenU women. The Cabinet will bring to our aodetv a and we will doubtless not be able to find number of ladies, all of whom wo hope’are the unlubricated points for several months fitted to follow the dignified master of po­ litical and social etiquette and ceremonies seemed the most distasteful to tho politi­ cians, and we heard many uttered forabod -■^-UK“rap”,o^"dlb',ra,^ D. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES, SkAI U b< Laataaw. a»ooati"<>, or —SMtf»*at Literary Notices. BE TUB MBRACED WTBDI fHE B VEKDB OF THE LW ABOVE HOOTED Iffi THEFOLLOmVU: ■hlng now-allays to meet with a run the popular feeling that President Hayes must not be trammeled in any respect in his ex­ periment of reconstruction and re form, no Republican Senator dared openly to oppose, though several refrained from voting for confirmation. Two Democratic Senators, Eaton of and easy toe riding in, as these new oars are to bo, and ytt/Mr. Jarrett said “while Connecticut and Thurman of Ohio, voted on the Chicago A North-Western line, indsxof running at an average rate of fifty miles an hour, wo took our breakfast as comforta­ Democrat and ex-rebcl. Wo are aware bly as we would at Delmonico's, in New that Mr. Eston ia duo of tho Bourbons, who never team or forgive anything, and X®*." ' It is well known that the Chicago A that be is hardly conscious of the existssec North-Western Railway is built over the of railroads and tdegraphB, and yet we most favorable lino as to grades that could give up tba eouuudrum, “Why did he vote against Judge Key ?" unless it bs for the address of Mr. Hayes is soon River, with but few curves, its trade reason that the latter has arid he would take no stop in apposition to the wishes of rnlike uttacMon that has President Hayes in matters of appoint. lepublican party since the rith wide roadway, giving xt and solidity—it m as smooth the dow celebrated “Jarrett and Palmer through the South to assure the Southern material and political prospe reconstructed State. But, wnrrx noosx gossip. ination ia wonderful. Our citizens arc deeply interested in the question, what church does the President attend ’ and to-day fed relieved over its solution in hia attendance on Sunday at the Foundry Methodist Church with Mrs. It waa publiahcd on HoeaahoM of Brnvoril," Im («a foot w j| k jj He has no decided preference, but attends the Methodist Church because it is the ilh at Wayland Seminary. In tha country. Il la as Intemting as ever, and auWMthlbo t»7, •bsp*.'1’ ’’22^ । the rule, as Mr. Hayes m a firm believin (he doctrine that the Sabbath should DetroK Advertisaroentt^ GILLET & HALL Pork and D. MALLOR) &C° �.^sklyHe^licajifiappef, Locti Correspondence. iVrugsi^Metlicines, Perfumeries, . Etc-, Etc. Special Notices. Dr. Ed. Bashir: — Schenck* Standard ' Remedies. ,i4> BmU11 ...<T1NG* TOWNSHIP REPUB•■J/. Wr rr«t In. ta, bre„,h, hu ,,VST ‘ 1.ICANCACUS. lu*. » nf th« Townahlp of Martines, i* ‘•^rLn.Ji»t theCenter_8ehool®5?S im on S*rt- IT1OX X0T1CE- ts<r •/ io» Fra# l«th. Irifl clock U .oek prtlMI... „ „ , -oadrtU T4.™«.^, ,ob., — UUo. tkm U , IbHoo. IB Ihu -.4 H *oaU Ua4 1.^.1, „ a. ‘ »a»l prwpvu, at u, arpoi„ . M«k wru., 14, 14.1, a»a«fc«1.„i „4 Ml. oo • IM4. ad, W. 4... oo Jaau „eh u ...14 Urn „„ m la it. poekM. of ik. 4oU,„. Attention is asked to the article on the 2d page showing the relative amounts of liquor euld in Hastings for aV1 |Mt Bnd the sixty days of the corresponding period in 1876. No man who reads that can say the Reform movement has don# no good, for Jl obtainly has reduced the aal# of liquor onehalf, possibly more than that, besides giving to mor# than 100 men the proud distinction of bring recegnixed among “those who dare to do right,” regardless of the personal sacrifices the effort to overcome the habits of long years may require of them. Tua PxacviAjt Sratr is an iaowTomic, pre­ pared expressly to supply the Blood with its Iron element. Being free from alcohol in any form, iU energising effects ar# not followed by corresponding reaction, but ar# permanent, in­ fusing strength, vigor and new life into all parts of the system. an<£ building np an iron constitution. It is a^azeellent substitute for H.thm n> . „ (4, ,4^' «U»k n. llw ,lmml u 4 dab »,< tom«|, „4 —„„ thM<li M lows: Prs-ldeut, 8. R Bryant. Senior He# President, 8. V. R. Fork. Junior Fie# Iteddeni. J. B. Cookson. S«crvtary. J. p. Craw. Financial Bee'y, W. Uodxmark. Treasurer, Qob. Smith. Steward. Jno. Payette#. brake!*, 8. Smlll Wrshals, Smith, C. Gardner. fg«*nl-st-Armx, Harry Song. Vgeant-at-Arms, fter a few appro] •arneet appeal from the 8#nlor Vice Preaident, several new ones came forward and signed th# ^pledge, amongst whom are acme of our meet influential cilixens. who have hgretofora been in th# habit of ueing intoxicating drinks. The ladies, aDc, are very active, and are forming themselves into a Christian Temperano# Union Society. The small boys. also, have put on the blue ribbon, and are forming a : Juvenile club. Truly Bedford, which lias long bten forgot" ten, is bound to redeem herself, and taka a position in the front rank, marshal her forces, and continue the fight until the victory is oura and our citisens are saved from drunkard's graves and placed back in their families—eo­ ber, honest, affectionate husbands and broth­ er#, as they once were. If you should chance to come this way, F riend Dewey, or any friend from Hastings, y#u will find a people whose motto le, "We dare to do right^' Hoping that this may find a pla co in your paper, that the many thousands that read may be led to do likewise, I remain yours truly. TxMPKaavcs. '.Chis space is Contracted for by BARNES & CO. Furniture, Undertaking, Picture Frames, Etc. FURNITURE, THE STEBBINS BRO’S SAY »t»r thfif MriC* t entlUe inwa to usro «f iMiDceodtr tha '•’pmL^.SHBLDON. Chaimsa of the Board of Itefirtrallen. PretateOrder-Estate Michael try. Xitirt-O- r. Soule.... Ssu-ewTeaehwr-Velentlne Raplogte. Itm-irtAnt Notice—R. J. Orant. .Urirul'uml Itaplemants-Mexxer Bre’a All 'About the County. OoHlH). * ■' . Two and a half fee: of snow on the level. Ceuaeil meeting to-morrow evening. The Uvthodis: Social win be at the Parson­ age t»n Wednesday evening. Seme very valuable improvements ar# being made in the office of the County Clerk. v A Reform Cub With about seventy member# wm organ i red at Woodland Center on Friday vertiaing columns/or pay, and seldom trouble ourselves to enquire as to the qualities or met* its of the wares advertised, further than to as­ sure ourselves that they are legitimate and re spcctable. But when an article performs mir­ acles in cur midst, transforming the old to A Teachers’ Examination will bo held at young, in appearance at least, we cannot peas the Kchronte School House on Saturday, it by unnoticed. Wo know of people who, the 24th day ot March, A. D. 1877, at 9 years ago, were gray-headed, and who now o’clock A. M. wear dark and glossy hair. How is'this? It Dated at Hqfe, Mieh., March 12,1877. Valkstisb Rkfloolk, evidently is not colored, for it has a perfect* Township Superintendent. natural appearance. Instead of the harsh, dry, marl9,m&t staring look of hair Mamed with nitrate of ail. i4er or other common hair dyee. No I It has Notice. been restored to it* youthful color, lustre and vitality by th# uno of that wonder of wonders* HalTs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rsnswer. It has many imitators, but there is nothing like iL The test of years only increases its fame, while iu imitators die and ar# forgotten.— Botton ZXady Glehc. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The advwtiser. hxvinr been permanently cm that dread disease. eonsnmpUan. by a simi Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have pricedlheir Goods, for you will save money by it. . ■ • Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS l in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night Important Notice. Furniture Depot, South Side State St, Hastings Mich. March 3rd 1877 if. ACUIori Stat. CouacU ot the “Rad Ribboaa”—A Needed Move to Per­ manency by the Reformer! - The Council Called to Meet la Eaat Sag­ Thtrt are now nearly-700 subscribers to th# Txaperar.ee p!edg» >n this city, and mor# ar# inaw oo April 17th. 1877. Drug8, Medicins, Etc., Etc. local Ibpipcpp (Utica? sjdb-i to the list every meeting. Hon. H. w’ Lord hM th# thanks of th# Ed­ itor of thMtamraa for a copy of hia report #s Secreury ot the Stale Board for th# Snpervteios of Charitable, Penal and Reformatory In- Notice. One of the very largest Temperance meet log of,the season was held last evening at Union Hail. . Speeches war# made try the Edit­ or of the Baasn, Mrs. Normaa Bailey and The winter term uf our schools will tdos# #* Friday, with th# usual examinations during tba «oek. Parente would.do well to tot for lh#mselvte what has been the result of the winter*• Ayer's Advertisements. Wm. H. Goodyear. Ayer’s PHARIACHfflCAL CHEEff. Hair Vigor, PEOPLES DRUG STORE. For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. Physician’s Prescriptions *nd A Farm of 40 acres to rent. 25 tato improved, with buildings. Inquire of J. R. Eastman, office over Hastings National Family Recipes Bank. marl*77 pared with Drugsjand Chemicals carefully pre­ of-purest quality only. . pAV18’ The Ladies society, connected with the Presbyterian church, will be entertained on Friday afternoon, by Mrs. H. J. Kenfield at her rwiSeuce on east St ale street. The g#ntiemen Th* Pound social at Union Hall on Saturday epaing, was a greet success. Th# Tablesux xcd entertainment generally, gave great utistacuon, while the receipts for the benefit «f the pw, about >76. speaks the heartfelt hlttMU of ths people in the tempersmeo S«- CARBOLIC OIL ( ■ t 1 '’““AdSEi rcrrtcH to cftsoiTOKi Jaae# Clarke is fitting up ths neatest and law office in this cily, over ths Drug ■kre of JiaiM p, Roberts. H# x# working earnestly in the Temperance reformation, is active and efficient in all he has to do, and we taepwk for him the attention of men who are compelled to employ a lawyer to aid them in proenring their rights. The Reform Club room on Tuesday ev#«l»g‘». is far mere attractive than any Liquor “loon, and it would be for the good of the if some men of genuine humanitarian high moral and social impulses, and F“t personal influence, would go (bar# *md by the potent charm of their presence the onward program of that, truly humonitertart ”rk, in which that club is engaged. maj» and time tables of this new and pop­ LIN I ME NT ular route from Kansas Gtyaod Atchwon to Pueblo, Denver and all pointe in Colo­ Dlaiafectx, Parlfle*, »##U* a«* Henli. rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines. Tho finest line of Pullman Cure# Bhcumalixm and Neuralgia, Sleepers on the continent between the Mis­ Instantly allys th# pain of Bara*. souri River and the Rocky Mountains Heals tli# most Obarinat# Sore# aad Ulrera. without change. Address T. J. Amdsbibok, Gm. P^u. Ag. Topeka, Kan. >»-IT NEVER FAILS! Try it Onor-W Pri^ SO ant*, wad Oa« DUUr *«r ff#«fe. For sals bx all dracrirt*. Taka a# *th#r. । , | . । i , (A true eoWJ Cnaa-M. h-iarrsa. vi ----- FROBATKORDEiC FERRAND WILLIAMS 1 CO., rriMwl Detroit. Mkhlxaa. by thia application. Instead of foul­ ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray er foiling offi aad consequently prevent boldneaa. Free from tboee deleterious substaxuxB which make some preparations dan­ gerous, and ixyurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit hut not harm it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found eo dear­ able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, gloeey lustre and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., V# cannot conceive of any action the Login- : U‘«’ eerid possibly take that would bonMi 'b» whole people of this State to largely •• Wall Paper aad Boot BheWag M fobltf Smith. Hocli 4 P*mwn’«. ‘he present wane than ssneelesii re-i<-ucmea( llj4. np be sold be k-ths Michigan test of 16«». The ail of the Umland test of, 110-, ws beUeve isytetf« Sugar and Codfish at foMtf Smith, Hoglb A Pmmwm a �v___ . ™7^ XV* will not strain otu aekuuc «Uh<. For d*od? of glory or of sU»»o: Ur add the siow^rom spark of liafat. To sn alrwir dealhtas nuac: 5or fisant tho Mattes toreh of ftao Ono* more along th* boatan way. B* oars a more Id port ant aim. To prim this victory to-day. Th* wimt oonncih la th* land, Hava d*ckioni frooly airen ; That fr«dnuo’> risht mart sure ooaunuU. Raapact from fsotiona that's rivan. W ith compticu» both vilo and rift. That's urer rrasptes for th* sway. Ena thou«h pntfadlc* does assail Th* patriot's bout doth fire. With rceoollcctiom of tho oast. H* bath** hi, tool io story's ray; Maiioo from him h»'l freely cart. oo. ... B' b’ * in rapt attention, while he listens ’ to the I sound of tho poateffice dying awayin ten_ . i dcr cadence, like the vague, haff-rumcm’ b«™l -Ml. or. a~m do.o lb. 031101 • .1,^™ ^.1. l)„ „.rl f,,nr Rubenstein can write on opera in 34 minutes^ A spendthrift, who had wasted nearly all _s patrimony, seeing an acquaintance in a Man thinks uf the •woman of eoat not of the newest cut, told him bo the consolation. thought it had been his mat-grandfather's Pittsburg claims to have raised over 89­ coat, " So it war," said the gcntieuiau ; । “and I have also my great grandfather’s 090 for the P. P. Bliss fond. land, which is more thiu you can say.” England is determined to build a manDon’t put too much confidence in a of-war which can't bo sunk. lover’s vows and sighs,” said Mrs. Parting­ Ancvj “ diamond” mine has been dis­ ton to her niece; “ kt him tell you that covered m Yuba county, California. you have lipa like strawberries and aream, The Massachusetts fishermen took out chocks like a carnation, and cyw like an asterisk ; but such things oftener oomo 223, 713j barrels of mackerel last year. from a tender head chan a tender heart’* Darwin says birds bare religious distinc­ “ Ike,” eaid Mm. Partington, “ who’s tions. Hens probably belong to the laity. this Electoral Bill that tbay’re making Is it right that “ Lent lectures ” should such a locomotion about in the House of very often ’ * “ ‘' Reprebensiblcfl ? I don’t wonder that they mons? doubt his voracity and have a tribulation Never hurry. More men have died from of eommissionaries set on him.” Ike re­ getting oijt of breath than from any other plied that ho run for Congress against Buf­ falo Bill, whom he distanced. Then the When proposing to a widow the ques­ old lady went to sleep, and Ike gavu the tion whether her first husband is. dead or cat a ritx bath and a spoonful of boneset. divorced should bo put as delicately as poemble. • NEW AOVERT1SMENTS. <3. P." Rowe 11 ~&TCo'e~. Col. CHEW-SMOKE «XDf. rfWimTCHLESS I n i&nj-.h. J, FTXKr-T Pla« TOHAC < <> In the World. ASK FOK IT. PRORATE ORDER. urr <-s Micswaw.j^_• '5 • H olloway's Advertisements". OfWs.’sfi »250fip, HEALTH AND ITS :PLEASORE 'EAR. AOBKTO vi'ANTMI) rar Grand ComhinaHte *Ff»- BOOKS The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Com­ «ct pany will now scad a telegraphic message Trtid! K1E 'jSSTfrw’ii?w’STaO! Statistics show that the children of every to any point witbiu five hundred miles of class of murderers are almost invariably the office from which the dispatch is sent for 25 cents. Theiar in tho Wayne Circuit Court I on Wednesday returned a verdict in favor of T.- C. Owen, of Ypsilanti, for the full Arnold, the wnting-fiuid man, has made amount of bis claim against the K B. ' >1,000,000 by it. That's the sort of an Ward estate, >52,300. ink-oomo to have. A new Government mailroute has been M8W l»THE TIMETOJECURE IT eetabliabed on the Chicago 4 Northeastern Railroad, between Flint and Lairing, thus making a through mail route between Port and otlurt luxuries. Tho mammoth Aputfee that was found in Huron and Chicago. A HOME and FARM HOLLOWAY’S PILLS ' 5erron* Diaordc.-n«roral»w2Ii?^S^!,l‘h"n 2£j??kiB«’*4wa it Ut wffvCwj SAt.K OX EXECrno.M. >» XKVWJXl. y of Barry, J, • .^»zS‘xr^,l',';rr^ Pierid* i« 12 fa# in circumference and In the Senate, Col. Shoemaker has in? troduoed a bill to prohibit |hc sale uf wrighs 19 pounds. liquor on election day. TLatbill ought to ’Tig.the signer that best knowa tho world become a law, and the penalty for its vio­ ht1 twenty whose lip is at sixty curled with lation made a State prison offence. disdain al'its follies. Tba Grand Trunk and Canada South­ Australia’s wool crop is now four times as valuable as her gold crop. Last year it ern Railrods have pooled their pomenger business between Detroit and Buffalo. State Main. The numbar of trains on caeh mid has Perhaps "it would be dangerous for us to been reduced, and tho tickets of one road possess the abilities wc covet; it is always arc accepted on tho other.- j-. Lansing has 1,000 who ribbon. safe to consecrate those we have. George Jerome of tho Detroit and Mil-, Uptrich foathara soil to deakriffor about waukee railroad and James V. Joy of the IS&tpcr pond, but after that they are Michigan Central were in Lansing on tho — U-eoaffoalde fVcek >5 per Wcer for a h<Mat about that maftfe per trance. Sth instant, by invitation of the Railroad night watchman. It is conceded in London that our Committee, and made powerful arguments against the repeal of the charters of these bonds are. tho only foreign national securi ­ There wore righty-four deaths' in Ptirt ties in which the British public may safely companies. Hupp last yw, The Portland RefonfijClub numbers over 800 members. - . " ' A little California girl wanted the doct­ or to vapcloate her pot dog, because she Gen. B. M. Cutabcou has been madei did not want his complexion spoiled bt postmaster at Manistee. small-pox. The Detroit Red Ribbon Club numbers 2,167 good men and true. “ Cemetery" is the-name of a new sta­ tion on the Stony Croek Railroad. All Battle Creek Has a nTgh’t police, bill the. “ deedheads" are expected to get off at that station. members are-itot uniformed. What odd heads the ladies must have. Charlotte has a Silsby engine, two hose, A Paris writer says that ladies will have carts and 1,000 feet,of hoje. bonute of seventy-two shapes to choose। The Sturgu boys are having the mumpe. from next spring. They are best with vinegar on them.. A Delaware farmer has evolved-the “hoc B. Worms «».l II. Kiri Wu, cure.” Hn thinks gentle exercise in the of Detroit, left for Europe on the 16th 3cn air, and tho sense being useful; is that half the invalids need. ■ The slaughter of - Ouster's commaud ’ strengthens our belief that the- only good Indians in this country are those standing Scarlet fever has been having a run in in front of cigar stores. Montague^ and fifty cases have ppema faThe first step towards making a man of your son is to train him to earn what be Tha Gruners are ■MOtiatitg for the spends,; the next beat step is to teach him purchase ot H. O. Weston's plaster bter- how to aare his earnings. Tho balance of cash in the State Treas­ ury March 3 was <858,868.52 ; receipts d uring the week andiag March 10 were 147,535.83; payments during none time were >18.155.18; balance in treasury March 10, 1877, I888.21M7 , increase for the week. >28,380.65 Saturday, the stockholders of the Star Line of steamers elected as Directors .John J. Bagley, Wm. McKay, Robert L* Montgoim ry, George McMillan, and Wm. E. Warnncr; and Mr. Warriccr was "cleeted President and Treasurer, and R. L. Mont­ gomery Secretary and Manager. The Allegan Jnumn! asks the following pertinent questions in regard to the con­ duct of the Bchods : “ Do you have any idea what they art doing with your chil­ dren at'the public ocbodii ? How can you tell if you never go to sec ? The biggest part of your tex is school lax. and you .may not got the worth of your money if you take no interest in the way it ia.sx- The following appointments made by the Govern or were confirmed on the 8th inst. by the House andlfthilcTb joint convene tion : Adjutant Gcdcral. John Robertson of Detroit; Quartermaster General, Solo­ mon 8. Matthews of Pontiac; Inspector In the economy of nature nothing ja General, Lewis W. Heath of Grand Rap­ 'QuB.'PkubibiudnisU are out with an adids; each for two yeara. Trustee for six dreyji to the'people of-the State, asking for lost. Tho inside of an orange may refresh, years of the Flint institution for educating one man, < while the outside of the a p^tffiywjt iMpn* law. . , ;tho deaf and dumb and the blind, Chas. fruit may^rve to break .another - G- Johnson of Monroe; trustee of the same institution to fill vacancy caused by uewspapera sent from ooe finn in Chicago They said toCie ; father .of ope of the the resignation of Mr. Hsa-eum, Jas. M. to the reedere of this State. r ; : prize winners at college, “ So your son has Nessmith of Kabmasoo. The steamers ^orthweat and R. N. Rice eanwd hiw spw T-’ * Y«s.” rvpliad the of the Detroit and Cleveland line ore un- practical old man, “and now he’s' got to Fro* fha ftraad RaxMr EasI*. dergoiag a thorough overhauling. earn hia boots.’’ The Democratic Stench. An Irish gentleman, hearing of a friend tinted David ia«h*15th having a stone coffin made for himself, ex- | Tho Chicago Tsmas gives the. parting Jy, riveted to daimed x “By me aowl, an' that's a good idee I Shore, avr-a stone coffin 'nd lant a kick to tlte kt* House pf Representatives: “The 1’orty-Fourtli House of Representa­ man his Hfidime. ” 'ii^r’!5S»iui of Jackiion tives is K more. There is no need of any “ To sail a glass of cider in Maine is ,obituary writing about the poor, emascula­ against malpractice in dentfirtrv hatf been presented in the Legislature by Senator >1,000 fine and two months in jail." And ted and backbonetew deftmet. It was, they'll soon make it a hanging offence— . without exception,the most fcebk and brain­ JlmM^ents'haYeBeen maxb rar a leofor if it be not actual murder, it may lead less ; House or Representatives that ever as­ Jsembled in Amcricx It waw an assemblage tuftsin Battle Cccek from 1*101. Swing, to the victim petting slewed. bdtoae the Y; M. C. A., to come off to­ of mediocrity, stupidity,' bombast and Nasby nays : <‘-I novar knowd that cuss- ' ward ebe last cf March. In life it never had apurpoee. in even a muk ever made it go, onlom the brainkiariaB. 1 In death it has not left a friend. It ennre the cumin wut reinforced with a dub. Tbertareonly ten miles of iron rail re-. i with a bad odor and went out with a maining on the Michigan Central Railroad Bwearin and club, in eksl proporaliens, hex in J>« \ •>*’ «U«1 bed ।bad amcll. Miserable, heterogeneotm'foesp-■ between Detroit and Oiicago, and that will M-l fraud—it is gnu®! _Wp shall nettr jit lota more faith u> the dub than in the able « >" ntooRl the TOMS wo hope we abali ’■ nave^-look upon cu»ai£‘" !, k_. least I Tic Democratic preponj A Ifcw' MTftwd. .Conn., maiden, who 'its like deran cc in that House was about a two thirds found hen-ch* in unpleasant company after Ik C icago^, and the .accepting an invitation to take a ridgh ride majority. ’ myority of that H< Ml have been working in the name hapww Einoe die natniuatio:------------- ... up to the hour uf ita^nil jj^olution. AH' Western readera kuowrpretty well what a pungent putridity lba..2o»« ta. Now just ret al, Grandville. fcssS'a ssru: btUiitUr lL-T^rT* ** . Motherland Vanghierr. ^wisg.iss^^'ttgaiaE cTcnteon <T7). in of t**e number isveiS ity of II wtine, tn.said County of Barry, tba shore PM FERRY SCO Kt-U iiig nachiiic Agents, and 5®0 m<-u of rnrrvy nwd ability to learn thr bnstucts of selling Mew ins lUachiuea. Compensation Uberal.but varying according to ability, character a»<r-------lions of the Agent. Ft •r partiem Vita SeWMacto Ci. Cte Legals. TO*.—<<*^4 tB tb* iolusovor tb*rari*o> of lb* ya»*T*- th—* rW« shraUte taken areonliacta ?'* sad tbs Uiuuctnl riuiM bo wall rabbed into the naal ofthel-^k -i«Um*. Thi» treoL-nrnt will r!rr almost immeJbl* raD«f wb«n all other reraai have failed. For Stomachs out of Order. L. .<ais“g»j“i™; Ko tnodklsv win so etft*to»llr trnpro,«the reseofthu stomrah as thw. pul* r they rtmo* HI =£2JS“tef “r.Mtciapsrsae* «r in- XThere is a time for all things. Tha The L. 8. A M. 8. 'Jtedrowl Company time for an ink-bottle to tip over on your are inspecting all its bridges and snaking wilting )mpR,soya She Oil City Darriok, is just when you have finished a letter. tliorongh repairs. -.j* £X3 ’ »TI*niH eonatrrfv.::nc : (thorax*, knoviBK U« Contract. Wb-fotev I* <*arider»’.ft MTiur W takiattb* SJScr.T.fesi.sri;;' ———-------- - REMOVAL ! PubliOa.- uh tba ftaktea Repablicaa n*r- «... ■•.to', Bw.Cwu.IU.^IUm. 77 “LECHJaA‘ Orricc .r-^a Kmw h/to/io^ of T1CCO1' gry of O^L ^foLfof *nn.r*> kut //t^fLf Loc^fto tf Ttc flOLfflfJtO Uf S/OI1! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-22.pdf fed2285d7c0ddd1dea073429b3d23cb4 PDF Text Text NO. 94. VOL. XXI. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY MARCH 22, 1877. New Adverijeeaentg. jhtSBjoi-'fceHyheplihliraj! tapper MOD NCTS TO THE PUBLIC! GEO. M. DEWEY L'DllOR .SffSJotRgSfcH? PUBLISHER. l.\'D aS f r "Afrrfs’ rtfriifs m?-’. 9 'mrasHBHSEifeW' j.Mtehi Swift on the War Path with a new and well selected I cannot tall. s ’ USClttPTION: .......... —sc STOCK OF GROCERIES W itbboldlnx not the crart and eup. DVERTISINQ. to ttMO 2 W01 HOQl _»J» iinoi J5.00I 4KOO ii<Meaal » . inform my old customers and the Soft. whit*. Bad silent In lU tUl: PEOPLB OF BARRY COUNTY Generally that I have again embarked in iiv u ts 3TH irr;;r y j jltiu !•••»; Hope ht Inspired; kind word. h. Mid -yr 32 PffiffllL AND BUSINESS' MS At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. fcaT The above goods have been selected with great care and will bo Fi, i DEFY COMPETITION A. ?I. Bl DH Fweelcnct hli »l»ep and dally br»»d. Let no Uheheed. For life U brief. .«ae-BbwY7Su»eStreet. HmIIhp. nnn>X5T7lf. JOHN R. EASTMAN. ATTORVKV AT LAW A SOLICITOR /Call soon and examine my stock and prices. J. H- SUTTON. _ ba»15'7J^ Marble Works. ALONZO D, QADWAI ATTORNEY AT LAW A WINSLOW'S STEAM te«ivB ■ramix b:»i» 8u».t PHIL W. 51< circuit o>urt commj MARBLE WORKS rates »a«aUou. s»d MiddJrnll-. Writ be! VEiirl F. S. BOWEJC.KCm»U sfwvejor. Dtpata Ishsriff «tU Qiaml \«ain*M«r. • act iu tlrt Eoart Honn. ■ HuUnr. Mich. af A.t K alamazoo, Mich? CENTRAL HOUSE. .T. ftsj 2SLS1E “ wittBMi/. GoYr.ubJinx it connection with Ua Cbarnt >imr •« Banal. liuUan. Mich.. Soot. 21. IKS. xxrtltf Sweet’s Hotel, HRAJID RAPH»........................... WARD AN“ ROOM, Monuments of the best American and Imported Marble, Ta&eU and Headstonre of all description made to order on short notice notice, also Granite Monuments of the various patterns supplied to customer MICH PER DAY. cutti DENTIST Nasiville, licliiai. xxi33tn6 Pensions. Carriage. Sin and Ornamental iB.es, PAINTER • SUSPENSION BRIDGE. The Recent Reporta Respecting the Structuru ’-ExaminatJonby Engineers —What hss thus far Been Discov­ ered—A few Strands of Iron Cor­ roded-When the Work of Inspec­ tion will bo Completed—Interesting Facts, Ac., Ao., Ac. ’ As much surprise wua occasioned by the anaouncemcut that railroad traffic over the great Suspension Bridge had ceased by or­ der of the authorities of the Great West­ ern Bailwy Company, and as many ru­ mor*—many of th.iu of a startling charneter—respecting the condition of tho structure itself were floating about, a re­ porter of the Commercial yesterday visited Suspension Bridge for the purpose of ob­ taining. if possible, the real facts. «» Believing that the Bridge Company would not be inclined to withhold reliable information concerning a matter in which tho general public is so much interested, application was made to Mr. W. G. Swan, Superintendent of tho Bridge. and Uns gentleman, we take pleasure in saying, readily answered onr interrogations, and manifested no disposition to conceal any fact which th* people at nu*ht ProP' erly demand to know. ONE FOOLISH RUMOR UUOOK to. »«.y tint preruW too»< >b« Scpcwioo Br.Jw, W“ «» 11" c®“‘ U.» of Briiiw bl WeMmi KJhr»y Co-WJ™ •b°»‘“ expire, .nd Ihu it iud a»ed toe Moppw. »ted distrust in — -----.ito ch. d«W> <* °b?i°'°* Jefferson St., gilmorb a ser k Cd.. •eUeitan. PaURtB proeared in Ml < B' L>8ur**« .. , _ .i_- n—» U'MWtrn Comna- HE.HU READ! READ! Special Medical Announocment bttyvreM- Old BooMy I**d Warrants. to k-ra oooEH«»« '* ,1,e JX, ud durJAlky »f Bnd*“IMPBCTWto or TW« Abo.1 Er. y— W> »JPbrt‘f Id- 'of it !<”j Comfort and Happineoi TO THE Afflleted 1 Slek and OF HASTINGS AND YICWITY. 6-lid .ire _ THE LEASE. Dy an .agreement entered into between the Bridge Companies above named and the Great Western Railway Company of. Canada, on the 1st day of October, 1853, the Bridge Companies leased td the Rail­ way Company *• railroad floor «nd structure, including all Its supports, fix­ tures and gates, excepting the' ridcwxliai and their pate* for nnd during the continuance of their (th* Bridge Companies') charter " ■ •' for the sum of foity-firo thousand dollars for each year,” THE COMPANIES. The following is a list ai the Board off, Directors of the American and Canadian. Companies; ’ . AMERICAN COMPAJTT. L. Burrows, President; R. L. Burrows, Geo. L. Burrows, Alexander Stewarts Lot C. Clark, W. A. Roebling, A. L.- Warner. CANADIAN COMPANT. J. A. Woodruff, Pramdeot; Thsa. B. MerriU, Ju. R. Benson, Richard Milter, J. L. Ranney, Rt. Bev. T. B. Fuller, J. F. McGlaaham. . having held the pooiti years.—Buffalo (AT. . yertuer, March 10, 11 flO.WH-1. m viahhB pardoned out uv the New York perutensbary for die purptu, on the spot to watoh me, to see that I took em there; and th* accootote to hev a Injeany reformer, te- S3TK.C! EFFECT VPON TUB ROADS- from the Injeany commit hod turned over the voters a faCOn the Central road the Detroit Expros, leaving Bufalo foe th* Falls and bridge at 7 A. M., and th* Aooouuunda- raw iwTwwr iwirwcnow, rwlU «f.«U Assrecute ssellon ot eaah ef U>» foyr Ooptolertole corioeil, hu been mini”,Th^'Te>rs •£» 'b« C«M<li“ Oorijo- fostod and many enqutrice made, as to the effect of the suspension of passeoger traiw £2 Wrond toil P<>'“ >• *1“ F" ,1“7 over the Bridge would have upon the 7r ,1. .JJo wore l-UMd- creiM of the Osutral and Kne roads, Upou enquiry we learned the foilowiag XSf»Mgta.W<>“d believo that, when finally completed, the cost was 1500,000. It is argued that, as tho strain upon tho THE ANCHORAGE. cables te five per cent, greater at the point NAS BY. where they rest upon the towers than at The anchorage was commenced in Sep­ the point where tne nine wires had parted, tember. 1852, and was formed by sinking Mr. Nnby Reviews the aiiuafion, and the loss of strength at the anchorage is 5 shaft* into the solid limestone rock, that Cornea to Several Conduaione. bftmpreetable. here compose i tho uppermost stratum of Portions of the corroded wires were cut .■ the cliff*. This layer is soliu for a depth jff for nd i> ™14 fe«, uodorlid b> .Iu»mu>m >bU^ CoNFKDkiT X Roads, Y fcoud to., to., rOThrd toOT«r^»JI Eich j . fqUo,^>b |idto^2 (Wich is in tho State of Kentucky,) > “flkiog *«d tomriw. Oo« rf too (now. J qn thq Ne< Tott March 12,1877: ) of ™»orU,-to.. wbkb otmm ■«« „ „ok w, j,pth of 05 few. Tb. fM,„b The deed is dun, the work of dostroyin comxkd-tooul to™ w jn length, » | ooc w.heOT i> ool. 18 fOT, wbOT toe the Govermentis finished-, and the DemocUMleo. 1. «uuis*d , weight, of 1.3b rgA prored err, kid, and wjtoout Uf, fi> riire, I the. degenerit Dimocrisy, sits down pounds, and drew down to half its size, *urc. Tills shaft was not sunk deeper on and aYfcpts it without a murmur. Tber before parting. All the corroded wires, it account of the great influx of Wftter and aint agmn 'td he any struggle for our‘rite* should be stated, were on the outside of difficulty of bailing. In consequence the ther alnt again tt> any war, nor nothin. the strands examined. Thu corroding is lowest link of that chain was oreiltod, and When Tilden wua talkin of restatanen,.! supiKwcd to have been caused by moisture a greater hold given to tho rest by reverse conaolod myself with the idee that ef I from frost which penetrated the water-lime arches, thrown against the knuckles, also coodent git a postoflis I mho hev a sutler­ cement in which the masonry of the anehorby the introduction of crorabara. With ship, but all that is gone. 'All that Tilden pits is laid. It is the intention, as we the exception of this shaft, all the othersand. five millions nv dollars undertook to learn, eventually to remove the masonry on both sides of the river, have been sunk do in the interest of pure govermeut, hi and “ house" the anchor-pits in such man­ to an equal depth of 54 foet below the undone ; Hayes is President, reform lies ner u to prevent the penetration of damp railroad track. The surface of the rock or moisture. _. on ilia Canada aide being 10 fret higher It is averred by those familiar with the than on the Now York ride, the depth of mode in which the bridge is constructed, shafts was increased that much, and the that if one-quarter of the actual strength height of the masonry above reduced in of the cables were gowe, the structure 1j proportion. Each shaft lias a cross section would still possess a sustaining force of 3x7 feet, enlarged at th* bottom to a I am wot only disappointed at theswEQUAL TO FOUR TIMES chamber of 8 feet square. Tho anchor sult, but I am disgustia with them ea bed the ordinary strain put upon it It is chains nrc composed of 9 links, ail of which the management , uy aflaree for us. The further asserted that, if there was any are 7 feet long, except the uppermost or devdopementa that .her bin made seuco danger of '‘giving way," the same would lost one, which is 10 feet, The first or the investigasheiM hev oommenstv don't manifest itrelf in tho elongation of*the lowest link is composed of 7 bam,' 7x| please me at all. Til den-and*Reform is a . wires, when a comparatively heavy strain inches, and is secured to a cast iron anchor cold blood id, rooroenary wretch, wich bee or weight was put upon them ; but that a plate by a pin of 3} inches diameter, rooined th* Dimocratio party. He don'tcritical test having been instituted, it was ground upon its scat. The next link is found there was no elongation, and that, composed of 6 bars of tho same rise, and when the fetxain or weight was removed, the cables returned to their normal condi­ section of each is 60 superficial inches. ]i 0UI xiv dollan lions dollar* in trj in to elect hisrelf and tion, with the natural spring. From tbo fourth link on, the chain curves, Reform to tho Presidency. Damuabl* st­ After all, there would seem to be no and the section is gradually increased to poaure I Fearful oorrupahen ! Whcr hex good cause for apprehension as to the sta­ 93 superficial inches. . . ■ ■■sell----------- ®—1 -------------- » bility of tho Suspension Bridge. Nevcrit ? Wat win done with wat wuz spont THE CABLES. theleas, it is refrsahing to see, in three dap, at tho begtnin, at the St Loois Obvuqwhat some people might even be incliiuHl There arc 4 cables of 10 inches -diame shen ? Rx a reform Dimoerat I demand to regard as an excess of caution on the ter, cooh composed of 3,640 wires of smalT' to know. He pade mefcr my vote in that part of a railroad corporation; and we No- 9 gauge, 60 wirea forming one square Convenshun, the beggarly num uv fimr think that the action of the Great Weetern inch of solid section, making the solid *ec- , hundred doltan, and his ttgenta ashoored Company, in ordering th* dboontinuance tion of each cable 60.40 square incheo, , me that that wua the highere price pwde., of passenger trains acrou tho Bridge until wrapping not included. Beleeyin cm, iu my eimplicity 1 toofcflfot the question of its entire safety u satisfac­ Each of the four largo cable* is composed torily settled, is worthy of all comnidn Ja of seven smaller ones, which I call rtrandt. Each strand contains 520 wires. Ono of (ion. The agine my feelings when 1 dtskivered that RWMPTION OF FASOWGER TRAFFIC these forms tlic center, the six- other* arc he did actooally pay ex high es five tbowaover the Bridge—that ie, the time ot re K around iu The 520 wires cotnpo*an d dollars for single reform delegatee, and sumption—is a matter of some uncertain a< ic strand are in fact one endless wire, ty. The opinion is exprereed thit' the obtained by splicing h number of single four thousand dollars, eaeh, for. reform work of inspecting the anchor-pita and wires. The ends of strands are paired cabiea, and the replacing of wirea, if it be around and confined in cast-iron shoe*, they run. Kevin recoorod the nomiutthen wrt did foood l,OTOT>y >» to^OT -y. “Isbl h" which also receive the wrought-iron pin MM.plU.kl la Irar iotU BalweahoaH that forms a connection with the anchor millions I Five millions I Who got that? ba ioaiaed to n»ri ton u ratoer Uo chains. I got four hundred more, bat I wua to short a period. TABLE or QUANTITIES. FBKIGHT THAWS. Lenxth of briJre from centre to een-____ i. ’ S.f.rEScssrio««n — — =a«4U Although passenger trains do loneer crore the Bridge, the running of freight out uv it. It wuz stipulated that I wuj to quent. Ui Hiu°>"°th ht win baatHenreretolE — willouMfor couultalioi dsrtagimaM “>*he< a iPMtaltrof the fullowiasl M., NewYotk Expire*, from the portion of the masonry; Nd deta0ed re*> port of the result ha* yet been made, and Bridge for Buffalo, have been abandoned probably will not be made until al! the THE GREAT WKESEBN. anobor-pito have team examined. .Mr.’ Trains on the Great will Hobson, hoqcvcr, advised the diwbnripnance of passenger trains ove? the river, and leave Clifton (the Canadian, end of the Suspension Bridge) as follows. Through hence the order to that effect. EXAMINATION BY ANOTHER RNULNEKR. Western train (carrying tho rnnfl^ at 8R0 Ool. W.A. Roebling, engineer of th*. A. M; at 1.30 P. M., connecting with the East River Suspension Bridge at New Pacific Express from Buffalo via the hiYork, and aou of John’ A. .Roebling, the ternationxl Bridge, at Merrjtton Junction, engineer by whom tho great RaHwayStis- at 3.45 P.M. AceommodaUon for Irenpemnon Bridge over the Niagara River don. was constructed, at tho request of the S;1MPEM81ON BRIDGE. Bridge Company, us we understand, some Even at this day, the reproduction of days ago sent hw arefcant, Cd. W. H. some of the facte regarding the building of Payne, to examine the reichor-pit that had previously been opened on the Canadian tho great Railway StupcRsion Bridge will be interesting. side. Before giving the result of. Ool. As before stated, tho constructing engi­ Payne’s examination, it may be well to make some explanation of tho manner in neer wu John A. Roebling,, and ho in a which the ends <>f the cables arc anchored report “ to tho Pruudtoto tod Directors of in the pits. Each end of each cable, after the Niagara Falls Suapenaion and Niagara Falls International Bridge Companies," entering the pit, is divided into dated May 1, 1855. announced “ the Ni­ SEVEN STRANDF, ■ and each strand, consisting of 520- wirea agara Suspension Railway Bridge complete (No. 9 size), terminate* in a loop—each iu all its parts," and that tho trains of (ho loop passing around a “ shoe,’’ “collaror New York Central and Great Western “sheave" fastened to the anclior-bars. Railways had “been crossing regularly Having UlLTlUg examined VHUlUll-U five U.K of the seven strands siucti . the 18th of t. March, averaging over itu toe eJi. n. dlridud,*’Cd. U - .hito --— -* | 30,Inp per d«j. ..v ...Mowing are from the re­ Pavne found found that that nine nine of of the the wirea, wires. on on the the The following extracts ex Payne under side of the '‘shoe," were corroded port of Mr. Roebling, and will give those and bad parted. These wires can be re. not posted some curiouo information re­ placed by splicing, os in the main cable. specting some of the principal features of the passage of freight trains was quite fre­ DR. J. B LrSUHE WHOLE <0 2038. ■3 dSskw of too Cbkf fc- MH. *•*'*•}“* Tb.fca» J �about an ckal per in both parties, and I am wiilin to that wat a cold and unfeel­ in world calls villian.s holds the manage ment uv^oth parties , I know thqy.do in cure. The Republikina deny tins; but ef O0R WASHINGTON LETTER. Political Notos. Au extra session of Congress is regard­ . as inevitable. I ISTOTICE. Local Corrcapondanot C. P. Rowell & Co*8. Cqjk Tho Incon,ioIonoy of Ihh Democracy— South Carolina and Lo polnntneente—Eariy Mj Th© Reading Room. IMTERKAfo REVEMp wuJ taxes Nte Senate—EhL, eta the “giant of the Wwbosb" uuoocnsy put thcr scoundreb'to tho front The peo pie don’t kcer about corrupt Republikia managers when they put aich men ' but think uv rich men ex Wxau ni<nfc,»'C Jfarcb 1C. T7. Inauguration Day will not fiul upon Sun­ day again until March 4, 19k7. . The peculiarity most noticeable in the disputed. Think of it •too.- Senator Merton declines t.bc Chairman­ average Democrat, is an inability to see and bver,” and yet Upon careful computation ship of the Committee on JZoretgu Affairs. anything good m what anybody else docs. Having, been for rit^teenyeara without a‘ Umaih o' actual sums of money expended In a u beautiful mal congratulations to th-; new President. pUWorm or k priiajlo,-ini eniuieg u M1 . th .n melua sanne r, u in <. this m______ nin. <Jy. t ueoi ■■ > -a* _* _ Bob Toombs is in favor of the Hayes. orgaairirtta _________ ignorance and blind spirit of opposition K.Lrnrrri^. Un. 1M> —. «>» •< ” and make public ex­ which coo trolled the foreign voters who hibition uv our bUes, and rather glory in “boys." tho rise and nastinis uv em. gave it cohreion, tho Democratic party at Ex-Senator Boutwell has been appointed Wat we her to do now is to change all last adopted a platform in 1876, almost thia. We want to assoom a virehoo, ef we Commissioner to revise and edit the Re­ identical with that of the Republicans. hev it doL . We want to hunt about vised Statutes. Defeated again, and the successful candi­ The President's civil service views please date proposing not only to carry out bxt narin about among forgotten men, and see the people, if they are not so well relished and their promisee, but even to aeeept efwe can't find men enuff with decent rep- by the politician!!. Democratic support in,what he and they UU qoMtowM. bu^arw An*. I M...< utashras to put forred ex candidates. Wo The New Orleans limtt soya that in considered further reform, they refuse to want em ex a sort nr Savona, es dcodorithat locality “ the horrent of political ex­ take any part with him in his work, but amount of time idled i b want is to git in, and the people citement are gradually yielding to tbs tor­ Suit of drili demand suthin that don’t really tures of base ball." rhlch tion. It is evident that they do not so We, the reglcra, won’t lose anymuch desire the’success of their principles, Ex-Senator Lot M. Morrill of Maine r it—these nice Dimocrata will this little city of Heatlnp, worse, far worse, us in a month. Thcr aint vir< has been appointed and confirmed Collector than burned In the fire, because of the elekneeeof the port of Portland. carrying of them into effect. Happily for pitch without beta dafllcd. The 43d call has been issued for’ 5-20 Preaident Hayes, he belongs to a party, think and realite, that ibis vaat bob of money bonds. Ten millions more are wanted at strong enough, and willing to support him in all proper efforts for National harmony, i kin to hev em. Hard purity and prosperity, and if be can pro­ charged up to the party in The Ohio Legislature has passed a com­ ‘ * -bange. duce any new and still united remedy for worth pulsory education bill. It received the the evils that afflict us, he will not need signature of the Governor. what Democrats m> clterlkhly and ineon ■pent in » ml lining a public reading room President Hayes’ Laminations of minor awtently refuse. n. We officers are of the same high order of ex­ Whatever others may have thought, the -proposition to hold new elections in mere nothin, potato rot, gremhnpprn, cellence as his Cabinet selections. ten, and likker to go up to fifteen cents Mr. Bruce, the colored United States Louisiana and South Carolina, has had no drink. Ef thc^e oood be supplementid general support among earnret Republicans tire approval of the Preridcut’a Southern here, and there was great rebel' felt when ____ ____ .._ , , „_____ - |th« North and ootten worms in the South, policy. floods and drouths and yoonivcralc rooin Tho New York Custom House is in and disaster, we cood elect the next Presi­ dent. Give ns all these with a choice possession of >100,000 worth of foreign silks, said to have been greatly under­ valued. -kratic adminutraaben The Hou. 8. J. Tilden baa «^n selected We • want rooin fora while to make the Dimocrisy endoo- by President Hayes, at the suggestion of the American people, as Secretary of the able. With these coudishcns we kin go in Exterior. finir yeers'from now. I Bay all this for the Under the administration of President benefit uv others—ex for mo long before the term uv Hayes is > up I shel be in a Hayes, a nataralixed cilixen will be eligible pranatoor grave. Four 'yean more uv a to appointment as our representative to niggtir in the Postoffis at the Corners will other countries. HSO. M. DKWKT, Hasttoo*, Mien., Majl 22, 1877. The Senate. he is wrong he will retrace his steps. 2UT A HOME and FARM WOWIS THE __ IBBEIT ““ ni~.a^gJSi ftas:alw»”“Till 1 Jkvw.'k"' rmalion. si2 Detroit Advertisements. GILLET ■& HALL. DETROIT know, why Chamberlain should uot bo supported, is chat some of the people of the State refuse to pay taxes to him or D. D. .MALL0R4 &C0 recogntxc him as Governor. If we apply such a rule as this to affairs in private life, wo shall sec how little of principle there Wholmale Dealer? in mnltitudM are clamoring for a higher, nobler, belter life, buainew men, .ee to it, that you consideration, together with all the sur­ rounding circumsUipccH, an act as appears proper to himself and those other states­ tainly the most prominent.-of them, Lai. M. Morrill, to be collector of Customs at Portland, and of Fred Douglas to a ItuSatire and honorable position in this Dis­ MANUFACTURERS, FburUadk Shawls, Nubias, Scarfs, Wool Hosiery Fdt Skirts at cost. J. RG8l.ri.fo feblftwl1 • •_ ‘ 2_ z “• >*«*. “““ - A few more setta of Ladies’ Furs to sell at cost at J. RvaSKlat’a. feblftwl Bleached and Brown Cottons, Shirtii HABTIMOfl WANTS Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland. Hrnby L. Newton. Dsc. Sth, 187G-______ xxi64d Shot and StarehM.j. . ■. • • febltt Smith, Hoolk APmmiom’k. Soap and Crackers*t r HA8TUG8 V.ANTH ' feblif Smith; Hoole & Pmwton’b. For anr*hjug to»h«rPv OfP^Rfi A. Card. tho public, that wY^rffl aS^Lxl re^cef ly cure all cases Without the use of knife or ligxtare. No cure, no pay. r F- s E. F. A ii.W. Bmowk. Hastimgs, Dec. 21, 1876. xxi68U begun to read Postmaster General Key out or Tuesday. It has nothing to do bat of the Democratic party. The way he confirm or reject appointees of the Presi­ dent, and ho hn indicated that ho will have sent in by Tuesday the.names of all requiring action by the Senate. > A well-known ex-Confedcrate General A rumor was prevalent lest evening and U«y» of unramiilin called upon President Hayes the other day baa been much talked of to-day, that im­ from Louisiana and South Carolina. This is altogether unlikriy, inasmuch as there Printers. HA8TIIHM WANTS Dough- was tendered two or three Hauli­ er places President Grant, bflt dedined mediately on the adjournment of the Sen­ ate, the President would'order the troops Sealed EXCELSIOR trict, could hardly be improved npon. Mr. Interior Department are not largo them. The result of the New Hampshire elec­ enough to attract the great talent of the WHO FIRST NOMINATED HAYES country which he had expected to call about tion gives genuine satisfaction to all Re­ publicans. . If there was any Democratic Who fiat nominated Rutherford B. him. hope of trouble in the party, it will vanish The appointment of Fred. Douglass as qussUms agitating the country press. In in the light of this great victory.. It u an a copy of the Omtda (N. Y.) Circtlar, of Marshal of the District of Columbia ex. October 18, 1875, appears a paragraph drat Hayatwad in the other leaden of the -written by Mr. John H. Noyes, as fol- bona are indignant. The sensitive Deputy party—inrthc Executive, in the Legislative, Marshal declined to serve under a black and tn the laymen. It is thought tho'Senate. if it does not .poke for Tilden, and did all I cook! for Manufacturere of HenocUcaliy Wa5 8wttl8claeCL,am ton was elected, and Chamberlain defeated* and that Nichok was elected, and Packard defeated, but there has been no official im formation to that effect laid before Presi­ dent Hayes. When all tho facta arc be fore him, he will no doubt give it careful Montclair, v men who have given attention to the sub­ lor mo, yeu» I “■ * v - * “ The minor .ppointnmnu of .he Prrm-1 - “• “Jersey lightning” by a large majority. It also went Republican by two hundred dent, so far, are good ones. If there are any exceptions, I do not know them. Can majority. been a Democrat; I led a Confederate Oyslen and -ftreip Fniti. |< »rnthf bniint x of aclllna weak because they are weat/hnd turning the poor over to the rich for protection.r. J jour fellow men There nuy.be reasons forbdieviqg Hamp-' the new vovernor. >25000 ‘ Commimum Merchants in This is a year of marvels. On Tuesday the Legislature of Ohio Judge Devens proposes to inaugurate a elected Judge Stanley Matthews of Cinneeded reform in his department He in­ esnsati United States Senator in place of Hon. John Sherman, resigned, and ap­ tends to appear in person before the 8u pointed Secretary of the *" ‘ : preme court in cases in which the United States is a party. , Schurx is already troubled that tho sala ILMBMCEDWlYBDilHEm LiW ABOVE DOTTED MF, ffiEfOLLOiae, VIZ: 11 ject was taken al the Cabinet meeting last night. The only reason given, so’fat as I ThoNasfeuaN. H, TeZeyrqpkrays Frank Buffiahent for that Bascom will cut off sup­ pike ex soon es he knows that I ain’t goin to box a place, and then all is ovsr 140,000 to carry his election in the First My untutored bowls never kin endoor. New Hampshire District. ■water, any more than my morel nacher kin Pinchbeck says that the President told Radikcliwu. PrrxOLKUM V. Nabbt, 4 . . Ex-Reformer. him that ha thought ho saw the way clear to harmony between the races, and that if jbs ^pktcaiiiyl^bMgs MW ■ that It will purchase. mBOLW OIL r-r.-Mtf N'odl urt mb'M. J. W. BnOT. liniment ■“SXK8T----- Like Um pradjnl ta the BheomatLim end Neuralgia- Packard in which he informs the Governor our bounteous pkract. Nature, haa lariaUd h£ tag was tying at the head of the editorial Bslumns of the BaxMUH, /re daft before the 18th of October, 187ft. bpeaking of Secretary Scburx has announced that he Dresa Goods to the dismissed official!. declaration of tho Secretary. Such a course urn NKVEIi FAILS! Try il 0"** H5H OMANO WILLIAMS A CO greet body of the American rfynowWvH 1 once * fcbl* �Ih^Rpi-BssklyjepbblicaiiBajiJiBr. Iin War* of any kind, we ad tire you ta Cook & Brook*, at lheir new shop, in the store ' On the 18th in>k the Geventor nominated You caa get it B»ny. vi*.;—Emanuel J. Felghner, John H Dennis, Albert R. Dingman. John Carveth, Ju—, M. (MwUluhr. Wllhua 11. Col,. Will The Board of Educaliuu hare cauxod tho old oak true which Blood in the middle of the ride walk oa the North Front of the High School ground* to be removed. It io a decided Im­ provement. 11. TIME-CARD li:U r.M. LL-wr.M. Special Notices Bingham, Norman Bailey, William L. Brown. Lewi* A. Nichol*. C. M. RUNYAN’S gSBi i would rcsp<;cthilly announce to the citi­ zens of JIastings and I vicinity, that I have a new and Preparatory Lecture at the Preebytenan the profit, that may be obtained by raising church at 2 o'clock P. M. on Saturday next. thorough-bred poultry, let them call on W. K. The Sacrament of tho Lord'* Supper wiU be observed on Bum ' Morning Service. KffiODIRE ■AWRiAflE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. mad* by any.hrmer in Barry county fmm any Soma day. since John Bemtucr and W. K The work of promoting the beet Interest. o{ the whole people in a young and growing POSITIVELY CURED. Tcii, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrtips, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch,soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which willi be sokLat Milla, New York, a trio of Silver Gray Dork­ ing* that are really beautiful bird*- The trio money. not alone of .a tew Interealed partlee. may be directed to tbi* matter in time to ensure the morning to the saloon of McCarty for her link child, and on attempting to take him away wa» insulted in a moat outrageous manner. Thi* eaae demand, tho prompt action of tho au thoritie* tegrity and the public spirit to do aa officer* GREENBACK -t’ACCUS- Court Uoum. Remember the place, nt J. S, RtA^TY^JV’R Boot and Shoe Store, Jci reRSOK street. Gitc me a call. The Looter will be at the liaatings Houm on the 2t)'.h in*:, and invite*'the afflicted to give if he Joes other peoples' GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS. POULTRY WORLD run with bustoe*.*. ttiwenirrj The Lansing Rfpubltean youug man remember that >, nor drink* intux- a Meh eaieri MUfied. that LAUM. would succeed in clow cunt 'a monthly vi.lt to this town on the 2Clh o? each month firing the ottiaea* of Hasting* mt*. Ceo. M. Savage &. Co's Col var claims fil t-li eil List of Patents. IIFEI agBODY “ hunt Pilgrim, , we will bo under oblige. ILL |gan TCT me weca cnuingMarcu -o, im i, wua each dated Feb. 0. 1877. Furnished thi* ! . of that Bridge, so graphically de- IVashingtun, D. C. O. Tripp, knitting machine needle. Battle ] Ml Sealwi Messrs. Power* A Barlow, at their new Hard- Hi ,x» i will command public attention and approba* TO-DAT.1 ADVF.R HSEMKNTS. J St ttb not certain of curing. The Doctor baa recently experience an I wonderful skill. &co C. M. RUNYAN. xxi66tf ;!e of JTiefi^tK. I ■wuKo.wa'i wui vrvn We a ak our reader* to.pay paHlcularatten don to the Card of Da. J. B.LaSca* which ION NOTICE. 2MK thor with ■ — •• . t— R. Sabin, smoke houia. Shelby. A. Bedan, oil can*, Saleui. G. Green, grain binder., Kalamaxou. K Howland, wtodwbeeta, Pontiac. a •i GEO. WOODS & cor. Cambridgeport, *MK - C. Pond, fire alarm*, Jackson CHICAGO liters. STOB All About the County. I aiy offleer*. to be held at the Court Houee on 1 .1 _ TJ&EJtS. 1__ * r. 1- t ———» ,1.., L. Walley, gate*. Mendon. J. Young, Pari* green duster*. Southfield. akrinlll C. h r the Republican City Conm> miorum of the Council on oIH^^Np Advertised Letters. HICA&O, t.fcjs r haaie* and Ladle*' Christian Temperance Union. Tfcie LOWEST PRICES. Ing*. Barry Co.. Mich.. March 21, 1877: lightened the'burden ef bmS Lillen, W. II. Northrop, J. A. Owen, Mio Amelia J. Hadley, A. DeWater*, Orin M. Moore, J. C. Nichotaon, Wilmoth Rhode*. Le­ ona Rhode., Ida M. Rhode., Delta Rhode., Archie Rhode*. Delta Robin, n. mot, but wappear ou Monday. City Drug Store! "E £ •at fie PasfMrt of ths lUhaU. Bxrtagtoa Rmi. Ad**—. Xari CesaJu!air,5. ; X X. S. 1WJXST01T, IOWA J a. N The united staTEJ> Attention it asked to the Election Notice pablhhed iu our adrertuing columna to-day. Challenge Accepted. Riker, and held in |500 bail tor trial Circuit Court, in default of which Jt Mershan'*, get yuur "Dodger*” printed al Twmperanew Union of thia city, tender* the thdnk* of tho Society to the people of Quimby for.their Bbeml donation te the Pound Social held in thia city on Saturday lari, for the ben- hl* lot, near the corner of Breadway and Green streets. 1. MS' “ •—“>* 8E8 In reply will .ay it I* accepted, aad that 3 will wrestle yon al Hickory Corner*. Wednes­ day evening, April 4lh, 1877 day deperiled in the head, of Mr. .can *■ 'treble, ef thl* city. a. stake and forfeit u..=» «r n«r >" d* IT* guarantee *atrefaction on every * lirge brick barn opposite the Brock flouse oa 8<ate *trr»i, tbi* wpring. h i» a foct that anything advertiiad In tba Detroit Berd Co. Detroit. Mich. .V-. non n»Pl< lull Of all kinds in endless varieties. “"u NEW TM^kT —“J —dtsduU. clothe*, and are Iril entirely destuu It !■ POWERS & BARLOW When you wi>b Pure Drugs and Med­ ina, go and see Wanzkb k Babmis. rth frontdoor md Ulcere- wn«'ly. and inserted, without fail, acecrfing ■ rf S'1"”1'' I And other nice articles for Ladies’ use. DowTSurt lnk.A7b.V^b 0—Wl—w—. ». p.Xzsn»Complainant'*I Brick Pomeroy, A fa Order T>» -MxWri Democrat, “tralioti* of the Inaugural! *M hading article! H»ye* are excellent LADIES—-Come and see Mrs. Potts’ Sadirons—Something new. Delmonico Range Hi. nnmery to March 12, tOnw-fM xxi68tr ituUcm. JOnk'n, WTt. Mil at Public J7h.nmf Toledo Blade. publiAed in thto teeue Bum. DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality U specialty. PATENT MEDICINES MWH- Legate. U.U Wilk «kl«k k W Board of Education. i . Oar enterprising liverymen, Heaer*. lit )IL Containing over 1,200 r arietta table and Flower sccJ- Colored Plates. Elegant wodd-cuts of V egeta bletand Flowers. Handsomest Guide Published ^“Scnd early all of our neighboring cities and vil J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, - - MICHIGAN Drugs qnd Medicines of all descriptions kept .constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a lull line of lari for NS GEO. WOODS A C(X, PalJitktrt, Cambfldg** Imnortert. Grown*, a nd Jobber* of FOREIGN and domestic Mri.E. B. Dewey, corner Broad- : • COT Waahtagton 6t., Dewiest 170 Stale St., Clikage; 1« Lmlgato HI THE VDI li to worth of the Aaatt Miiretcd nunc. HEED COMPANY of <k« CM“«» , . roarl5-t,mA.t Confectiooer Builders’ Materials, Strictly Pure Lead, Star Nails, ; Wiard Plow*Every one guaranteed We alab Offer a full line of general Hard­ ware.—Please call and examine our goods. marreyi. POWERS &> •BA.WJLOWi �how. I Bpoec ther is about an ekal per cent uv thieves in both parties, and I am willin to admit that wat a cold and unfeel­ in world calls villians bolds the manage went uv both partus , I know they do in cure. The Ropublikxna dear thi*; but ef it is tree, thme te tte dtferenoe—Uic •couoantlj Kqabliki. 1” ‘ Aincei mao in power, while tho Lontut. Dimocruy put ther scoundrels to tho front. The poo pie don't keer about corrupt Republikin managora when they put sicn men ex Hays* up ; but think uv rich men ex; hibition uv our biles, and rather glory in the aixe and nastinia uv cm. Wat wc hev to de now ia to change all this. W* want to a**oom a virehoo, ef we hev it not*. We want to hunt about koerfully—give a great deel uv time to it —explore all the corners uv the party—go norin about among forgotten men, and see rfvc can't find men enuff with decent reputasheno to put forced sx candidates. Wc want em ex a sort uv flavans, ex deodorirera as it were, to *avor the rest uv u*. Wat we want is to git in, and the people ttefiUy demand suthiu that don't really umelKf We, the reglera, won’t lose anyihing by it—these nice Dimocrat* will com^|Lns in a month. Ther aint vir> cbcWWpff in cm to resist us. Yoo can’t tetHfXrtch without betn defiled. TWn wc wut a oucceorion uv disasters doom (the next four yeera, and we must do all {hat wo kia to hev cm. Hard times is'jillpz charged up to tho party in power, and kpakea men pino for a change. A healthy potato rot would be worth thousands of rotes to va, and a amashin ponie would te oven better. Wai we want 1* a period uv yoonivcralo dapreahn. We want the mill* stopped, prodoooe down to a mere nothin, potato rot, grasshoppers, koiero, and likker to go up to fifteen cents • drink. Ef tittle cood be supplmnentid by an earthquake, hurricanes, yaller fever, weevle in the wheat, cut worms in the North and cotton wdruutin the South, floods and drouths and yooniverslo room and disaster, we cood elect the next Presi­ dent Give ns all there with a choice assortment uv other disasters, and wo »hel newadvertisments. our Washington letter Potitioal Note*. Rowel The Inconsistency of thi Democracy— Aa extra ecssion of Congr&B is regard­ ed as inevitable. & Go's. Cqt» The Reading Rwn. South Carolina and Lpuisiaaa—Appoinntmenta—E<ly Adjournment of The Buffalo Express calls Dan Voorhees the “giant of the Wanbosb" ths Senate—Eto., eto. Inauguration Day will not foil upon Sun­ day again until March 4, 1917. JUnb 10, 17. The peculiarity moat noticeable in the thority Senator Morton declines the Chairman­ average Democrat, is an inability to ace ship trf the Committee on J/oragn Affairs. anything good in what anybody else docs. Now they are beginning; to extend for­ Having beta for sixteen ycani without a platform or a'priiripie/ini existing a* aa wore, than uitilte. manne r, ia thb teauliful mal congratulations to th-- new President. Utile dty. 1 assume as h fket that cannot be Bob Toombs is in fa'rar of the Hayes ' ignorance and blind spirit of opposition controverted, that this vast sum of money, so administration—-sad an office tor the 1 spent is utterly throw, away, and useless to which controlled tho foreign voter* who “boya." every one except th* keeper, th. dis­ Ex-Senator Boutwell has been appointed jgave it cohesion; the Democratic party at tiller, and brewsr ; the. last two foreign last adopted a platform in 1876, almost io thto city, sad lake their .hare entirely Commissioner to revise end edit the Be- . identical with that of the Republicans. away from u» never to eome back. Tbs sa­ vised StatuteR. Defeated again, and the succeeaful candi­ loon keeper simply makes a living, and that The President'* civil service views please <date proporing nob only to carry out bia he could do in any honest employment, so the people, if they are not so weU rdiriied ,and their promisee, but even to accept that even his existence dote not depend upon by the politicians. Demoaatic support' Ih.what he and they The New Orleans limes say* that in that locality " the horroni of political excitement are gradually yielding to the torlurca of base ball." Ex-Senator Lot M. Morrill of Maine has been appointed and confirmed Collector of the port of Portland. Tb« 434oU b—> iauod for' 5-20 bonds. Ten iriDions more are wanted at the Treasury Department The Ohio Legislature has passed a compulsory education bill. Il received the signature of thp Governor. President Hayes' nominations of minor offioerB are of the same high order of ex­ cellence as his Cabinet selections. Mr. Bruce,, the colored United States Senator from Miariaaippi. expresses his en­ tire approval of the President'll Southern policy. <considered further reform, they refuse to itake any port with him in hi* work, but time idled away In aalooas, u the direct re­ ] hold caucuses to devise mcaus of opposi­ suit of drinki4 thare. is ef « groat> money । tion. It is evident that they do not so value as thj* money directly spent, which much derive the'svoew of their principle", gives a grand total of *117,WC per annum in 1 a* । the spoils^ that is an incident to the ibis little city of Boatings, wcroe. far worse, than burned in thefir*„tee«u»< of the abbess* carrying of them into effect Happily for Borrow, and crimo-wMeb it causes. When we :President Hayes, he belongs to a party, think.and realise, that tbh »«s‘ of 1atrong enough, and willing to support him and valuable time while Uli thus spent pa— in all proper efforts for National harmony, •way from us forevar with all the pleasures purity and prosperity , and if be can pn>> benefits, and blessings which it might per-, ' duce any now and still united remedy for chase^ we learn something of our terrible loss. ' Who c.n calculate^the blearing, to thto comthe evil* that; afflict us, he will not need what Dcmocrits so cterliahly and iocou munlty, If the twenttieU pert of this sum was .penI in sustaining a public reading room ।sistently refuse. whore the leading drily■ and periodicals, works Whatever others may have thought, of acknowledged merit in science, art. and the proporitiou to hold new •‘lectKliis in literature, lay ready to the hand of the weary Louisians and South Carolina, has had oo mechanics, the laborer, tkt uvrirr, who toils general support among earnest Republicans an* sweets that all may live, and whose dr. eumstances prevent him individually from obhere, and there was great relief frit when tainlor this food for the mind; where the it was learoed that no action on the sub­ youth of our city (who are now learning the ehailowest ami sitesi of bar-room wife and ■ject was taken at the Cabinet meeting last forering habit* of idtoMM.diMoluteneM. and night. Th? only reason given, .vo for as I vice,) coifld sit at the fest of the -grand old masters’ and be taught of them lesrons of wia. know, why Chamberlain should ubt bo Tho New York Custom House ia in possession of 9100,000 worth of foreign silk*,, said to have been greatly under­ supported, is that some of the people of valued. the State refuse to pay taxen to him or The Hon. 8. J. Tilden baa been selected by President Hayes, at the BUggtation of recognize him a* Governor. If wc apply such a rule as thip to affairs in private life, the American people, a*. Secretary of the wo ;«hall sec how little of principle there Exterior. , can be in it. It» rimply deHerting the Under the administration of President weak because they arc weak,'hud turning Hayes, a naturalized citizen will be eligible the poor over to tl»n rich for protection. to appointment as our representative to There may be reasons for bclioviog Hamp-' ocher countries. ton wm elected, and Chamberlain defeated > The Nashua N. H. Teleyropknay* Frank and that Nloliola was electod, and Faekard Jones—for “Tilden and Reform"—spent defeated, but there has been uo official in< *40,000 to carry his election in the First formation to that effect laid before PraiiNew Hampshire District deot Hayes. When all the fact* are bo With these condishens we kin go io four years from now. I say all this for the Jjcncfit uv others—er for me long before the’term uv Hayes ia up_lshelbe in a prematoor grave. Four yeers more uv a nigger in the Postoffis at the Comers will finish me, and ef my philosophy abood be ■ufiahent for that Bascom will cut off sup­ plies ex soon ex he knows that I ain't goin to her a place, and then all is over My untutored never kin endoor. water, any more than my moral nacher kin Pinchbeck aays that tho Premdent told fore him, he will no doubt give it careful Radikclteu. PrrROLXCM V. Nasbt, . ., Ex-Reformer. him that be thought he raw the way dear consideration, together with all the mirto harmony between the races, and that if rounding circumstances, an act as appears he ia wrong he will retrace hi* steps. proper to himself and those other, states­ This i* a year of marvels. Montclair, a men who have given attention to the sub­ New JcracT town, votes not to license ject for many yean. “Jersey lightning” by a large majority. “ The minor appointments of the Presi­ It also went Republican by two hundred dent, so far, are good ones. If there are any exception*, I do not know them. Cen majority. Judge Devens proposes to inaugurate * tainly the moot prominent, of them, Lot. needed reform in his department He in­ M. Morrill, to be collector of Customs at tends to appear in person before the 8u Portland,, and of Fred Douglas to a lucra­ preme court in cases in which the United tive and hoaorabla position in tin* Dis­ trict,, could hardly be improved upon. Mr. States is a party. The geioi-Weeki'y ijepiihlicaii hawef Schurz is already troubled that the Bala rias of the assistants and bureau offioers of■ HMPW1AVABOVE OOfflBiH J9B1UUVUG, ra; .....— - —XI* tn *25000 .* If/A-oEJBJai.'TK roertna. rwiTMeotinx 150 _ — _ _ TtimL tbb fcil. Abo, AsnnU wasted oo ear M AUNIFICBnz A HOME and FARM WOW IX TNE GILLET & HALL Mtboit CumtniwioD Merchants m Gra.iri.Fcrk and Seeds. U-Hifbe*t naraatwd, prompt •ilai.'W D. D. MALLORY &C0 Wholesale Dealers in Oyslen and Forasi Fnils. Manafaeturcra of Hermetically Sealed . > Ox i r. Goods. Vila fcvm kaAmCtana- RTo"SmI for Printers. Fur the coming year tfa Sttperrison who are good jndgea of /arm IsnA. in order to the jToprr ifiitrihilion of taxaa. It is j«M that B. A C., who own mH one lot of lbs same dimensions in the same block, should be a»■esseil differently in tho proportion of 60 eetrtt to *2.00 under the flimsy eorering of div lot no and an, and /erm loads so and so. Omiuc rcayvtdron for frsrterr of our* Uxioa ScaooLj and not ywtt *o «acA of th dora/r.'.? article, a* a little of the la/orted Dougina was tendered two or three s*>all- would have an excellent flavor just now. Citi, cr places President Grant, but declined isos look out for your nffragM and expirioy directors. ArywMtrar i* pact. Remedy. Hbkbt L. Nxwton. Dec. 6th, 1876.___ xxi64tf Shot and Starch at : fabltf Smith, Hogi.x &Pmmton’ The result of tho New Hampriiirc elec­ Soap and Crackeraat 1 WHO FIRST NOMINATED HAYES country which he had expected to call about lion give* genuine satisfaction to all Re­ febltf Smith, 11<xh.e A Pwmton' BASTING* WANTS publicans. . If there was any Democratic Who first nominated Rutherford B. "him. Soweterfy to look after lbs means of , hope of trouble in the party, it will vanish from Umov Hau. in case of disaster by fire or Haye* for the Presidency is oce of the The appointment of Fred. Douglass os • Marahal of the District of Columbia ex. in the light of this great victory. It is an other eause Ac., Ac. 4* imnwrter of Bull-doren, that titlsens who . assurance ct once of confidence in Prcsicitea the old spirit of cute, and the BourS dent Hayeoand rathe other leaders of the have not tuu to post up on the pointe of th* bona are indignant. The sensitive Deputy party—intthe Executive, in the Legislative, genuine article, may ml be deceived by h.» Marshal declined to serve under a black spurious at our coming election. General Rutherford Hayes fo elected and in the laymen. .. .. CVAXC. Governor of Ohio, ha opponent, Allen, It is thought tho Senate, if it docs not ..... Democratic journals in the North have being dsfteted by some 4,000. This will adjourn this wook, will do so by Monday wnqnretinnsbly settle some grave political begun to read Postmaster General Key out and ftnanmal doubt* which have been un­ of the Democratic party. The way be or Tuesday. It ha* nothing to do but confirm or reject appointees of the Presi­ dermining public oonfidoDoe. Governor begins would indicate that he is too honest Hayes is the right man for th* place. He dent, and be has indicated that ho will has good, honest, capable blood in his and patriotic a man for a professional Dem- have sent in by Tuesday the names of ^11 wrim, end would be our candidate for requiring action by the Senate. i Prerideut of the United States if wc were A well-known cx-Confedcratc General A rumor was prevalent last evening and I* take past in coming elections. Those called upon President Hayes the other day has been much talked of to-day, that im­ who want the best mon for our next Presi­ dent eannot do tetter than to nominate J and Baid : “ Mr. President, I have always mediately on the adjournment of the Sen­ been a Democrat; I led a Confederate Ohio’s new Governor. ate, tho President would ordcr the troops one rotate it by what It cort hint; tee other for Thia aottk* the question. Mr.; Noyce is brigade through the war ; I voted and that It will purchase. Like the prodigal in the from Louisiana and South Carolina. This ■pobforT ‘ ‘ did all ‘ ‘ ahead. i, and I could for U>. florin u, m,i v *,H. is altogether unlikriy, inaamuoh oa there to Wo find the above in tho Grand Rapida Hayes mm note." Tta. m »!— him, tetf fi can be no posriblo reason three or five days m ammEagU of Friday last, but we ask, Bro. remoroc, and the Jong and wearisome journov Bwo, Cuh Horc, hows has written a letter to teril to th. bom. of frugal ladusuj^ facUnag kud raMirikg Ua ww. ot all hence for such n cause, which does not Tamer, to note the fcct that tho Hayen Packard in which be infmww the Governor ih.rc are other prodigal.. On her fovorit^ kinds, in ths meat Mtiafoefort manner now exist. flag was flying at the head of the editorial our bouatotmi parent. Nature, ha. tovuh.d her Tky Urem. that it will be impossible for him to main­ . a, .j AUSM, Secretary Sohurx has announced that he richest treaauro—fasalth. But th. predlnd celumas of the BANNKfl, /re dayi be/urt tain bis position, for tho United States value. U lightly, for it cost him aaart t. el<i tip 18th of October, 1876. bpeaking of troops will undoubtedly soon be with­ will make changes in the heads of several recxtaaaly aquMd.ra it in riotes. Hviag. Pre.of the bureaus of hi* Department^ and drawn. This provokes a sharp response that as for aa possible, he will urge for from Packard, who says he proposes tn appoiMments to tho vaeancia* those next HSW to tho dimM oftsiah Snobaosarac A thinks ***• •' of all ReThe San Francboo Bulletin expresses “ " the opinion that the large fraudulent vote fabltf discovered in that city caaanot well be the Interior Department are not large enough to attract the great talent of the, - D""’ WIBOLIC OIL �^^i-Wwkljihepbblicanftajmor. tiffIGUIF ffi MTT. ST.. M-m „„ u, u lbt • °'“»kita. » «™k., u Of Maaara a Special Notices. - ..™n- ra!. „ c, ,h, ma , Byn. JoU H. Ata n. J,h> u„«h u. outaUta. mH., n. Ota. wmta. r. u.., s..ta C. Wtatau, A.u a x,„„ WOH-n k Uwl. A. Sl,kta. __ •• • 3UIDE R. 11. TIME-CARD The Board of Education have catuod the old oak Ire* which stood in tho middle of tho side walk oa the North Front of the High ground* to be removed. It Is a decided Im- LX:M F. M. ll.-uo r. m. '.■“K.te'.'.y . SB1 7ipmi !< iM'iTv ,.J wwrtt 1. W. VROOMAH. “ —-------- wocx by wook with renewed vfgouj* -J. auwuugv Brc VIOM SI USXkU, an4 their importance cannot be ovcr-eatimated. Some day* since John Become r and W. K Barber of thia eily purchased al New York the whole }>eop)e in a young and growing Mills, New York, a trio of Silver Gray DorkInp that ar* really beautiful birds- The trio in tho savers! township* m sffi .------- - ... panics, may oo directed to thia matter in time to enasro tho greenback caucus. morning to the saloon of McCarty for her little tejrity and the public aplril to do aa officer* Child, and on atWmpting to lake him away wa» insulted in a moot outrageous manner. This wLtk«k«"“; thorities. ECTION NOTICEr Mt City 1 .It of JfiAfouH. C. M. RUNYAN’S t would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of JJastinigs and! vicinity, that I have a new and ---------- — wvu uuauou Preparatory Lecture al th* Preebytenan tho proftt* that may be obtained by raising church at 2 o'clock P. M. on Saturday next thorough-bred poultry, let them call on W. K. Th* Sacrament of the Lord', Supper will be •b*erv*d on Bunday, al the usual hour of th* Morning Service. mad* by any.fartn er in Barry county from any one.quarter section <rf land. coxvestiom Bladison Dispensary, «2vr.aw>,Ma..Cftk>«s. roimw® ST . r^——WwQe DR. .<?. nvnvtr.^w marriage guide, or sexual pathology. Tea, 4 lbs. for $i 00; Sugars, gyrtips^ spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch,spap, cau­ dles. tobacco, etc., etc., which will lfe sold wt -WUTft •ss^: 33O«3C">aE-OlMC FJELXCljESa. 1><L aod now ri re* th Is rcdM free on recast ’xpenseeTAtetBp also euros Rernrrnker the place, at J. S. R Boot and Shoe Store, Jeiterso* street. , hta pa* 1053 h*M 8u Glee me a call. POSITIVELY CURED. We a skour readers to pay particularat ten Gon to tho Card of Du. J. B.LxBvas which in the Jobbing Department of our office far some worV done for u* a few day* sine* ; and The Dueler will be at the Hastings House on the 2Sth inat. and invites the aflieted to give xxi66tf A-EMSi. arw. Thb rreat isslonsr. In South GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS. POULTRY WORLD. A splehded Illjutrstrf Monthly. <htot,<i tatirsh sisz-kfli' w.h.Wr'tekK,'. a-t run with business. nut certain of curing. The Doctor haarecently returned tram San Franriaoo, California, and Tho Lansing Xrpwi/ecuH youug man remember that monthly visit to this town on the 2Cth </ *ch month firing th* cHiteas af Hastings would succeed in cfcae contoats, by never wait- u a5 roan. Coax. Ceot M. Savage & Co’s Col. WiR01II8jra»«? experience an>l nonderful skill. of th* data* of F*b. 15th and 224. and of Being interested in the C. M. BUNYAN. H5 Litt of Patents. Lilt of y*ten:s issued to Inventors of Mich, igau &rihe wook ending Marek 20. 1877, and each dat, id Feb. G. 1877. Furnished this oody M & iankts lifei Men of Old.' nnt 'Women of the Century.' s Si? pi a Washington, D. C. O. Trip**, knitting machine needles, Hallie d Si ike t nr .afilastiw the ' •lwninMt5o«i °f »hal Bridge, so graphically de,•. •• I scribed in an article on our 1st per- this iveue. | will command public attention and apprcba- J. Just, harness trimmings, Belding. II. Sabin, smoke house. Shelby. A. Be? an, oil cans, Salem. G, Grein, grain binders,.Kalamaxou. A OVER r iSF.MEMTS. p CO., Cambrtdffeport, fire alarms. Jackson. CHICAGO SEED COMPANY Importon. Growers, and Jobbere of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC L. Walley, gate*. Mendon. J. Young. Pari* green dusters. SouthiieUl. All About the County. Man. tea: 170 Stats SI.. Chkare; 1« Laicato BUI, Load**. THE VBI j hphigan Grand Are. Detroit, Mich rTLLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREB-tt for the Republican City Con- City Drug Store! Advcrtiaed Letters. iteuua /:5411m of Ute Council on Ladle*' Christian Temperance Union. Tuesday Thio 1 issue, but will appear oa Munday. Aa.exchange asks. ' Are we 1 n’t art under obligalions to Hon. G*o. WtLlard hr copy ef the Ccagrewiinri Directory. complaint of Geo. Reed, against Charles Mc­ Carty and Charles J. Wooten for burglary. On Att«t')6 is asked to the Election Nolic* putiishri |a <>ur advertising column* t<»-day. Circuit Court, ii Ust of latter* remaining tn th* post office st; Hasuagy, Barty Cb. Mi eh., March 21. 1877;: II, V. Meloy, J. E. Davis, Geo. Grant, Re- ■ beca Idllen, W. II. Northrop, J. A. Owen, Miss -Amelia J. Hadley, A. DeWater*, Orin M. Moore. J. C. Nicholson, Wilmoth Rhodes, Le­ ona Rhodes, Ids M. Rhodes, Della Rhodes, Archie Rhodes. Della Robin* n. M. C. CnAxtjstx. Creasy’s Corners, Mich.: ,5,r_Twer dmllcnye Io me to wrestle y Union of thi* eity. tender* the Msrchann. jti your Dodgers” printed at for their liberal donation to the Pound Social ^,**0 N The united staTEo' FLORAI/GUIDE Challenge Accepted. atarlyailcf our neighboring citiea and ril LOWEST .PRICES. Tl1S :ui tar nvfkkt st Ui Dxrtagtsa Bsai. A<Mras, far* Csutlrtaw.n. i IL S. t. j h। >ranjr»TOT. iowi. In reply will say it is accepted, aad that I will wrestle yon at Hickory Corner*, Wednes­ day evening, April dlh, 1877 ■0 stakeholder. < have this Containing oVcr 1,200 varieties Vege­ table and Flower seeds. Colored Plates. Elegant Wo6d cute of Vegeta blesand Flowers. Handsomest Guide Published ^“Scnd for it.-®B Detroit Seed Co. Detroit. Htcb. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, . ■ MICHIGAN Drugs tjnd Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and JPreseriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of , DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. Broadway anlj Green ,iroeU. GreWe. bf thh city.** stakeand forfait money, PATENT MEDICINES •km. Of all kinds in endless varieties, Legals. Ma ohonn lw. where more ample hall accommodation could hare been procured. for m.aberi of the Ba^wllteUy, 0®r sau rprising livery mon, Maar*. Holf t’jqt anything advertised la the NEW C- G *«■ UaalMk M«rch'2O, IB77. "* sre making arrongements tv bui ‘Urge btiek Urn opposite the Brock Hou* 5UU th), spring. 11U1 dolhaa, and are left entirely destitute. It PsfeLComp^fant. When you wi*h Pure Drugs and Med*”2/° *°d ** WA"X,at * L Bowker. Mery B. Bswter and Wkn. Si-Stt37Mh!7i."kJr& Examination of Teoohero. T«M* Bitdt. published in thi* Ueno of th* If attorn?), desire their legal noticas ael up rtn««y, u 1 inserted, without fail, aeoordlag •’«ke term, of the law, they should send them •• 'Ms offi« xxi68tf > the forenoon, at th* north front door House in th* city of Ha^nss in s*W hat certain peteeo, parcel elfand.sit; An Examination of Teachers will bo hdd at tho School Section in Rutland, March 24th, at 10 o'clock A. M. . ; H. N. Monrob, ' *J rfspatfeUdcet of School*. March 12, ’77. Briok Pcxneroy, The celebntted Editor of the Chicago THEFAMILY GOEST tiar. bamnls sw free. wunimos to marl 5-t,m4t Wanted. A new ajBortment of Fine Confectioner Wamzxb k Babn*. mar8w2 WaNZBR ABAHMrS. POWERS <fc BARLOW. LADIES-—Come and see Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons--Something'new. Delmonico Range And other nice articles for Ladies’use. Builders’ Materials, Strictly Pure Lead, Wiard Plows Every one guaranteedWe also offer a full line of general Hard­ ware.—P lease call and examine our goods. POWERS & BABLOW. �element when in the keeping of thia meet beautiful variety of grasses. Rallroada._______ _ BORRRi HI APFUI TREES. The groit scnsia-takcr—nun. At a meeting nf a formers’ a mem­ " The glue of fuhion”—bltto glass. ber said that wrapping trees with tarred 1 paper from IB tochce to 2 tact high, lesNot a newspaper in Italy has a circula­ tfti tho paper fit the ground snugly, and tion of 10,000/ mavo a little mound up to the paper, will Mormon missionaries arc operating at furnish both a tree-borer proof and a rab­ bit proof. In his opinion, haif of tho Dallas, Texas. youag orchard trees are injured, if not B and d^ortardw. A hot mines pie will keep a man awake killed, by these; two pesto. Care should To have a beautiful, smooth grass plat be taken that thi' borers already in a tree Do not fo are destroyed before the tarred papers ia hands Time GEM) HICHWR0g^ ME i RURAL TOPICS. «nb«rtwt Un« h«w*m Chioaso and Greed TL cnly Lum rwwuy Kfaiyi 0ty (MunmJ timetable Efoot Deo. 10th, 1876 _, east. I Why in the sun Hke a good loaf? Be­ shoot of M apple after them. A wire esons kia light wbeaUriM. have time to decay ; and then fertilise it may be used for this purpose, but the Wby are umbrellas like pancakes ? -Be­ Sfiwi* ihnttea mon, if oh- member preferred tho apple shoot as being QjSto; VW,* aperphopUte, ju- elastic. This insect deposits its eggs often cause they are seldom seen after lent on the body <rf a tree when the baric hsa The maple sugar crop of New England airo, Tunes, or any commcrcixl fertiliser con> been injured. Washing the body with will be ccopanthwly light thto seeeoo. tMtinfcnitrogen or potash, the latter being strong soap-safo was advised an excellent Seats in Mr. Conway’s South Place best, a»d motdato-uf potash, ths most de GRMRS FOOD FOR ITOOK. Chapel, London, rent for 12,400 a year. rireMel Yhewrehtewanwre thouM be covThe quantity of green fodder for cows There's nothing new under tho. sun. IfcUhr—aot <mx two nr three inches that can be grown on an acre iasurpwng to Herodotus mentions the blue glue.theory. deep; and the commercial fertilisers should any one who has not tried it The foDowThe management of the Agassix mu­ be sown at the name time the grass seed hi, ing is a report made by an experimenter: "Desiring to know tho capacity of an acre seum has been transferred to Harvard and raked in ; then roll the ground with tt of dover to feed cows, just before blot­ College. hand roller, pd ***** wiBbe weBdone,. aomiug, I measured forty square rods and Wby is i if JUJ^taOYC*H the large lumps of earthi ; hogan feeding At to seven cows and four or break jtnem before the seed is sown, sodI hornet. To my surprise it fed them flf- buff? Xtis creature. ■“kRdj^bt mooch, and free frmastotm( toen days. The eating capacitv of tho Why u a man who doesn't loco his tem­ asd^ubM^ The kind of grass seed need­ ammals was equal to 12 cows, or to feeding ■ 0M COW 180 days. The two succeeding per Ufcaa school master? Because ho keeps ed J$i/HeRtucky blue gram and Rhode ’ 1®*“ I tri®d the same experiment, feeding cool(keeps school.) l«liwd--'SJcjrt, with a little white cloverr only cows, one of which proved equal to A Wo book To,MtBM ’‘Half Heun ■ °°w i7° Ja^B’ otlier ,tha5 • "^pof with Insects.” What a lively half lu.ur ditto, Ute gna Mi, whtoh to graU. mow, naoer fiavoratle circumstances, may one can hare with a bee I Tb,Ml bI4^hwdr mixed by leeda ’ he cqaal to feeding four cows upon an acre. " I am a broken man,” said a. poet" meo, mpeealy tbr lawtu. It muto be> But I rcgartled this as an extreme ease, “ So Lshould think," was the answer, "for. »wo Tery thick— lour betel, to the tor, and adopted an estimate of one-half an I have ocen your pieces." udalb it ten «U0 to *4 , babel. acre, ia the proper sailing crops, as suffictat ta Mil a c<w through the whole washerwomen silly people? Il dtottld be m> e«iy itr April or Vf, ■eaten. But it must be Dome in mind Because thci r put out their tube to catch weeding to the riirMr ; but if the ground that this means fend in good condition, soft water wl ten it rains hard. »OH reedy to thto ba. iheenriogehodd capable of bearing a till crop of clover, Why cannot two slender perrons ever be deferred till ea-iy i» 0eptoaber, reft oats, rye, millot, or fodder corn/’ become great friends? Because they will lath, Nunbent gttoa, when: u my b always be alight acquaintances. , eeem u ^y tew tea M^to Skater. Husbands and fkthera will be pleased to learn that “ small checks' are to be fash, teenm- or nn m atte. lonable for silks next summer. Mleaieg b the ^odfiy rf mJ . geoerdly uad to so acre, riveye towing mote on poabte Um, o, ttel wbicto a rerykrtito.- Tilden has been provided for, after all.’ Hayes gives him the Department of the Exterior, and both sides say amen. Tho Knights of Pythias arc stronger in Pennsylvania than anywhere else in the Uuiou. They have 450 lodges and 40,000 members. Bread is hereafter to be sold in Read­ ing, Pa., by weight. A fine is imposed for not conforming with tho law, as also for using improper materials. FTRAMIRG FODDER FOR 8HEXP. A farmer in Ohio, why has experiment­ ed extensively in feeding sheep, as is re­ ported, selected 300 ewts and ditided them into two lots of equal numbers, and as —Hy eqol to ate, oteH >s. torf ditoon as he could gel them. One lot of 150 was placed in one shed and received liberal rations of clover hay and sheaf oate TM^her tot of IbO was placed in a neigh­ boring shed, and fed twice a day with toemwed com fodder, ent to three quarters of an inch in length, mixed with two bushels of bran, and wot down with boiler water—at the rate of one bushel of the mixed feed to tea ahem Before b*toniQg each lot WM weighed on a a* Of The Berberry ankn e her hedge, a I know from growing it. A California psperilays: "It is not generally understood, but nevertheless true, that barberry hushss grow in abundance in our mountains, same within six miles of Del Norte. They can­ not be surpassed for a bodge plant.' The stalks arc very thorny, and grow very dose together, the leaves are sour and stock will not eat them, and cannot break through them when properly planted. They bear a small berry in clusters, of a white color when green, and turning red at the first frost; when ripe they make splendid pre­ serves, and are much used in New England States, are about as tort as a gooseberry. A hedge of these plants will nve foncinp, besides furnishing a delicious preserve for the family, and be an oroamabt to the farm." The seed may be gathered in ■oasnartsof New England hr the too; it » sdd by the mwdsmen of New York but ■t too high a price, I think. StB iolnx Sooth-Ertaiac Rxprtat daily UMptSat- wunw GOIMG NORTH. ?r-_ ffr-jo is - ;S 41 QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY LJSTR. Cbk&rv t:E," and U*i Turnnloaod Buffalo E Montreal and Boaton Eipreu uJWotralM arrive al 74Sa.au aaiSJ0p.au 'aadToroalo tralue arrive at IfcOSa. 6-JOaad HrtO p. a». E. RMIDT. J. HICKSON? CHICAGO to LAKE HURON H rtDj^ujteji of TkM rtrretmte Net • Breah d«pou*l °®*M' 1S1 3rg*rt0° ... , r sad at the (DrtreuuJk) . -prop-of ite hu w,( <suh«r in London, ousts tho following sentiment “ The emphe mi which ih0 sun never sets —sod Trfljte) mry seldom tb* I" mn MPjn bivision. \_ TIME TABLE No. 8. 74 tah»«eta« Mmtay.far. M, !ln. The Reliable 8h«rt Liae EAST AND WEST. to a.as r*OM SRAM IAPIM AM DETROIT! TU Cohpmt reaaryias tat rigkt tonrr aa tir- MiMteviUe Furniture. Cofflm Etc. Josh Billings says: “The mewl.is a larger bird thah the guso or turkey. It has two logs to walk with, and two more to kick-with, and wears its wingi on the «de of its bed." The Hon. Hamilton Fish, having had portrait* of his children painted, was sbaw> ing them to some friends. A gentleman pointiogto the poriraitapSaMl: 3 8artt>to.’ LiulefmUsdo.supinoil." READ THIS and be happy again. A<teM,raoto wkeelippaiM,- SALISBURY & BROSSEAtJ They are never alone who are aceompaRiW by noble tbooghra. -r^ Dealers tn all kinds furniture, Whrt you leave at )our death, let it be without controversy, elite the lawyers will be your heirs. Every spirit beyond ito how. world a heaven DpWsry Goods firm Praia It No true work since the world 1 ever wasted ; no true lift since wi has ever failed. Ti« Gnel Mien TiranlM A' T°m^ io lhe TUKhartYtogo baiter than------------only given when we "have fulfilled the duriessf iwpsatqta. , . UORTHERN " In aaeieni atory w» are tolff That MiWteeeli fate* .aHUtaeVo ,U4 Fite, wholesome almost as welt as lot. O-~. M<m^V for eiemtetor the teeth it wfl] sweeten the breath when nothing else will do so. JI OSBTTTR Al. RAHWAY COMPANY Look here ! Look here ladelohia *«■?■» On—. <" W»t to i«, i ‘nPPo* I k«re, but you don't ranpooc I swallow all I read, do port English sparrows for the cxtertninayour “But everybody knows that that. I've heard a tte. rf ay odterTS, ■ "* ?“* “■ rwenjMM ■aoitel iteir, in the rirto fcr\Zwa« ad ote ema tea which the tteioat butler is made. . nfc*T;ll« "i* dir i» tan iu «a k*” my b, pnUra. aon thu tWdotho <t -tlttSr with iu at work oTltfit teody roofe J**n“ U ?kra wc ‘PP’j t(> «rnu to r*T>«K«iy flags around, here, and I don’t want ms” "But, mr, but » on,” interrupted the f people hear yon jaw- Railroad "STATION'S f ia^ES itaw *» '/iff? IlfiCTU' KOSSK:^ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-25.pdf b43e82abc1f129ca8a1760cd1fd43be2 PDF Text Text B. .1876 VOL. XXL NO-95. //WHOLlfiw. 2037. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. MONDAY, MARCH 25. 1877. fafcj.i-WttkMeprtlisM Bw1 FARMERS GEO. M. DEWEY ePlW: AXI> PUBLISHER. ,. u<>«tur aso -rntrasoar voos. ____ HLwi.Chart GREETING, MESSER BROTHERS storms and roves, bnt it all ataouuta to fesriona. A clergyman in the State of nothing. Cool, self-possessed, the Pccai New Yarkciiclosed H-50 for a ticket in dent sits, paying no more heed to the some mythical scheme, with the remark, “If yqu.catj arranat this so as to have me storming and raving than a&thougb it were draw a prire/ ft WnJ wirk to your advan­ the softest u-phyx. Oh, ye people, do you ,tage." 'Thiemaa WM bidding to have a I Ml abac with my coitaclenee. In a r-Iocc where time bed ecued. Aad wo talhed of my form* Uvlac la the tend where the yeire increaicd. Are on hand at the old stand with the finest Stock of IinplemenU and Machinery ever known in Hastings, We have the pwAttatad te irfo advantage, ferretknow why President Hayes is in position fraud ; to do thia ? Learn and apply the sama to 1ting that if the dealers would nriadle at all they were, as liable *to swindle hint 'as yourl ocal politics, and get good govern- 1 anybody cbe. laboring men, widows, moot all around. This is the secretr—he (sretastresses, all ehroes sal sorts of peoj3e don’t owe anybody any favor for his nonu- (showered their money upon these sharks, And I felt I (ho aid here to anffwer The quidion it pot to me. JACKSON WAGON, rf.KM- ■> Material. sad tbn vara at at UriM B*m. GALES CHILLED PLOW, advertising. nation or election. Ho never asked for ths <saoh hoping to drew the big prita feat nomination, be never asked for the election, 'would make them comfortable for Me. Ex­ and ho is complicated with nobody. Con- jcept the little thrown out fby bait, none of ihem ever rot a dollar—all that was sent sequontly he has no friends to reward or (them went down fete fee pockets of the enemies to popish. He is President be- । Thu ihouu of ferfoticn aotlonu Comt Boutin* bufvro my «l*ht. And thtaaa that Ithoualrt wero daa Win aliro wUhTtirhblimlsbt. DIAMOND IRON PLOW, purtmenti And the viaUnrW all my part life DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, cause the people wanted him to be. He 1 has no one to thank, fur he asked no one *stock is after them, and he wffi'makc it for them. He had them 411. fo the for his vote or influence. >.In.^Qrtefeie. [livdy ■, police court, end every swindler of them office nought him—noUsta^ft office: ' will go ep, except, those who give bail. can afford to do as he^Pu best, for hols .And policemen will be put to guard their ia no one's hands. There are no rings or. 1premises, the pcstoflice will atop their let­ and the people will be made virtuosi, cliques controlling him, and all the efforts ters, J whether they will dr Dot Money ad­ to organize them have been failures. , dressed to these fellows will hereafter be Rutherford B. Hayes, not a clique taring (detained at the poftoSoc, and will be re­ his name, ia the President. And »o turned | to those sending it. And thisis there ia disappointment. The Republicans for the benefit of thorn weak, enough to —hereafter there will be no secrecy in are jubilant and the Democracy are de- send j such mattori. Thcltttcra will be opened, pressed. ** Why, blast it," said one in my tand in an unopened state will be sent to All the above named Plows are sold on trial, Single and Platform Buggies, taiw i *4.001 fjsbl sKfo __m» I XU) f a.no rIL» i S.y iJMOI TIM 1 6»-00 J MV ijWlJMH MM._ ton Card*, not «xecc4lna-iii And I Ihotuhi of my form ar thknUns Of tha Ju damant day to ba. Bnt ulttlM alona with my ooMti.no. Suumed Jud*«monl eoooth for mu. Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. GIVE US A CALL. hearing yesterday, “ if ho keeps on thia ।the postmaster of the place from which way for a. year I vbaU have to vote for him 1they came. If you Want to invest in a myself." " Yes," said another, “ and 'lottery, you may be sure that the poetuue* in your own town will k noy-that .you when wo have to vote for a Republican, tor ] hatedone so. From this time out you do what becomes of the Democratic party?” ।it al your risk. That bothered them. 1 predict that Gen. Burns Messer. mSsy ez- Doctor Aikln’s Double Column. Hayes will so run the administraticn that ।is Retting bettor every day. Since Hayes there will be no opposition to him, long bo- ihas taken the helm there has bees a light­ fore his Your years are out. Ho u an han- 1ening up, a revival, that is delightful. People are not only paying, bat they are est man, sad a man of will. What more : investing. Goods , an selling, exchanges can wo want in a President ? As it stands bpng made. There is a life and vitality ^Sntrolt Which I oerht to have known before. And whieh. tbowh I learet it drwamlnr. I hope to ferret no more80 I ilt alone with oowrfenoe in the place where the yeere ineieace. And I try to remember th. future In the land where time will mom. run: now there is no Democratic party in New that the country has not seen for yean, York except in the grog shops and gam­ and everything looks bettor.. We are all bling hells. The respectable Democracy going to do well from this titre out. P1ETKO. are giving the administration a hearty sup­ And know of the fataro tadanmonU How dreadful aoe'ar It be. That to tit alone with my conael.nee Will be Jmtarment enough for me. port, for, after all, business is ef more im­ State Affaire. portance than politics in a btnrincM com­ DRX *<> Z H. C. ? PECKHAM. ;> PHYSICIAN 4 surgeon FREEPORT. BAIUtY COUWTT, Ml xxtltf ?L W. RIKER. °f relief- 1111 THE VANDERBILT WILL. PolltlMl -V.ndorbirt’ ■ Win—Lt.tt.ry Daalare—Bu.in.ra. The contest of the Vanderbilt will has wcck- ’ . v I. All objections are with­ Ex-Governor Bagley was in New Or। drawn, and the will was duly probated on ended in smoke. *r* .‘’“"I?' New York, MarA 19, 1877. teffitSavksrSSSSE Tuesday. En. Banner: — The new President is a surprise to both Tcrtallr relied upon u his friends and encmim. The Republican* are astonished to find him a much greater in klikSs ~srst "• fia-I*L- Ss—~ man than they had any idea of, and the Democracy arc gnashing their teeth at the HSTIC>OP THE PEACE. O.neral CnlteetUn *»4 AfM't, Union Bl.<k. HUM 8UMI. splendid suc«- that has attended his ef * forts to do what be promised in his letter of acceptance and Inaugural address. The RM. UPJOHN, PBTSIUAX A SI KGEON.-Oann Bepublicaus knew that Gov. Hayes w» a who meant what he well-meanin? non, reform in the line of civil service, they had no ides that it was possible to do it. The iDemocracy believed that all h« talk was of WOLF. M. D. the antoeleotioo order, that nothing would wooH h,Te ' come of it, *od “broken promisee" es electioneering capi­ . tal. Both are disappointed. Hayes prom «gSSa=ASg5Sai. A. P DRAKE, /aiflCIAS A .SURIJB9H.—OUe« bed reform and he is carrying it «t. The -velop«l inU) an In.n-b.o3rf, ■uno, wulM, HAYFORD, hiunigoot won, wbo known wb.l bn wwnto ud nropoowiodoiL nnniw, reTorw b Inbio burfo <Moooomplwbrf fw»- Tbo office woken wbo did no. Irfim «bn. _ HR. C. RUSSELL, h, „ in own-. «o «»i’? “ d„,«, .boir wqnc-taff. Uglbnrf b, Un, VOCUX4 srROBOM.-<MU» w tait ®■* “ OTO. wwgbc of Un r.wwwwrf.Uon. iboy . B.u ran. hr WobwiUilbow. TbejbnTo.UIwo. wii ■ Uwwrnc uwww. “Tbo innnwlwnl » • Bwi ennoble nun, nod U.0 goo* nJ lb. nertioe do« no. dnwnod n ebnsp " myweiow in U>. cawpupi I' „ fbr noUling wbnWrer. ■'Bui “ Tbny BtocJ OUW” did wlu. b. nonld » elect tb. nun of bu choice. WM. BURGHER, WcrooogmMnoUiwjof Uwwirt, .nd dull Ml „„L U ’k*‘ ’* O'"* Good mornwr " And «■ ““ «F- nlieeol who bu nude polidw o lilriui >, iaBryr "— ! 1 nod i. io Irfi*- fcr „OO. goto owoy oonowws ,u bu N-d»r . rf Coogrc- Up «>» U<” »'• ■ Blunk, wiU. Wood io bio eyw, ud be de ’ Bind. Ou nppoinuooot of bio ftiorf. The ’ : .uwc io.porturlrf.I.poKho— Bunun Srwoooo Worf hlw- "»-wM b. no cbongw-d. F»<I Jf i. undt Aw Uw I die preeouC iocuwbent ! plooo, rfow H, 0*4 »• •“ r“ • >»““ iu wei.lt. • H. say passes into the bands of ous man, preserv­ ing intact the most odious monopoly that exists. It is u pity, so far as the public is concerned, that the heira did Dot wade in and break the whole thing. As William H. is bound, if ho carries out his father's idea, to place the hundred millions aad its accumulations in the hands of one of his children, there will Be a fortune of five hundred millions m the hands of his oldest son ia leas than ten years. This is aito- ‘■easy-goinr, well-meaning man" has de- W.'LJI. The friends of Wm. They say Don Henderson has become a that be made no compromise with the other red ribbon man. children, but the friends of the other chil The G rand Rapids water works have cost dren say he did. It is rumored that he that city 8350,766.44. promised if they would let the will go St. Louis, Gratiot county, has a red rib­ through without, opposition he would: give bon club of 500 members. tbum a million apiece, and that, rattier ttmn A post office has been established at wash the family linen in public, thia was Crooked Lake, Clare county. acceded to. This ends it. An estate of The next State Fair will ba held at one hundred millions, controlling the most important lines of railway in the country, Jackson, Sept. IS, W. 20 and 21. mud, but as Grant bad failed to make any DELIGHT J. The 130. band. AIK IN I* pr«-«mintnUx «»oce~f»l la cartas «mm to hb u«» »>' The era of good feeling is at munity. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Be. the™ will *0 00 oboogo I John Hartman, an mmato ot the La­ peer county house, is said to be 107 yean A four thousand dollar organ is noon to furnish music for the Baptist Church in Gbhd Rapids. ; : ’ The reform wave left Big Rapids with about 350 converts in line and a strong re­ cruiting force is the field. Potterville, Eaton Co., Is to bate a cigar manufactory. Mr. Jama Flansburg, of Marshall, is'to be proprietor. The Muskegon river Will float down at least 328.000,000 feet of toga thia season, and White River 80,000.000. Gotarnor Croswell has appShstod Hon. Victory P. CsUier to. bn Regent of the University for Regent McGowan’s udcxpired term. \ Niles has bssfi Chasen m<)W tiboa for Anthony Comstock, iu the employ of the holding a grand celebration of tbo.anniPostoftcc Department, has made a raid veraary of the establishment of Odd fel­ upon, the lottery dealers, and arrested thirty lowship in America, April 26. of them. The extent of thia hamreim is The University law alumni meets at Hills understood. There *r® ©vor a thous­ and firms in this city whose bwdneaa is Ann Arbor on the 27th, and efforts are be­ selling policies in lotteries, of which the ing »nda to make it the largeat gathering poor dupes who need their money know as of the kind hcW in th. State. liuJe. as they ’ du of Snnegnmbia. With A beantifal tittie girt in Ithwa, Gretiot th e exception of Uro or three, those frauds eountr, roomtly daxi nf b»in few caused represent no drawings—they simply pocket ’ by having been frightoaed by some boys the money that' is sent them. They ad­ who threatened to cut tier san off. vertise a drawing for the benefit of a The Chicsgo A Lake Haaw Railroad fo school in Kentucky, or Nevada, or 1 hos-• pilzl in Washington, in which capital prism1 destined to become one of the most poou of 1250,000, and other prises running; lar routes in the State. Its nflberi are full down to tlOO, are promised to the hoMere1 of phsek and energy, and oagtitto wreoe^. of the “lucky"tickets. WhareftwiMpsy It ■ stated on the authority of the De­ they do send a few doliasa, bay flfty, just troit Post that alt the oSess of ths Mich­ enough to inflame the poor dupe, and have igan Central RsHroed which wero removed him spread the fact over a whota county that he drew a prise and got the money. Thus twenty-lva er flfty ddtan ia the cheapest ndvartfeing they can have. Corn­ stack found them in all sorts of places, but never one of. them with the pretext of hn»- �ThgBwi-WBdkiyllBprtlicaiiliawef mere’ aons to other occupations, is not so ' □e Pregnant Facts. Congressional districts from 'which, he has In r TMr ■' States exceed the as yet received no 433 square miles- three from New Hamphirc. _Thcrc will iaduding the much the desire to make more money, or to find a less laborious occupation, as it is the desiro to lead a more satisfactory life. _ lift where ihu putsf >u hu heed; Jevdopal b, *• b«ur edorelton ud bet­ ands of our best young men. 31. Liquor injures the stomach. ter ei.ilmlM. for »h>* “> »hn y lur^ o« of the walk* to *T0'J loses him his ritaatiou. In number of persons who cannot write, VICTORY P. COLLIER. of Colbonn. the Tilden States exceed the Hayes States QBORGK L. MALTS. »t AlpenaT. roope, It transmits disease to his off. If, when it has been announced that there are no vacancies in the 1’ostoffico by 2397,911. Tb® ¥_, makes his breath a stench. and substance of Civil Service Reform. ipriug 38^r -A drunkard is despised by all other But for the rates tit fivo or Aix'iU&A drunkurfls »!■■> w>.nt.wwlww wwb. rf a. ^i,, ,t . s. ra7™iw »• Trinity Church, Tilden would not have n 1 ___________ II— 1__V —* r..» generally look R font for tha the thief in hungering Democracy? carried a single Northern State except In* The Indianapolis (Ind.) -Newt, an indtH ■10. It i< the direct road to the com­ pendentjburnal,says: “ThePr*aidouthai mission of all descriptions of crime. The "New York fri&ime says :—Ex- done what no scheming, seoond-hope-man ‘ ' Justice. PoMtmaster Gwcral Tyner deserves more has dared to .think o£ He has met the tf.xa ■with the utmost cantup and wisdom. To than common thanks for consenting to re. ring of ruling politicians who wanted to dictate to him, and broken it all to bits." How to Keep the Boys on the Farm. He has a thorough fomil- People who have forgotten that number ‘ar’t.T the postal service :. he mad? an menta at the South. aj»d to insure Hie rights ■uncommonly good Postmaster General, and qf.aU bgr making itrthe tet«M Wf iriTto the departmtut wffl be greatly strengtened u^oM the lofea! authorities This involves by the assistance he can give to Mr. Key. "qxJi'cy mj radMal.and essential1 It is another of the cases, like that of Mr. of the eeutury are respectfully referred to The April number iff Scribner will tain a paper by tho well-known apricultural author, Colonel George B. Waring of main as second in a department where he has given the country assurance that ho has been chief.. Prod- W. Seward, where superior men »how,by their wttlingnesS'to Accept modor- Ate station ho# taueh’tiis administration has already elevated the public .service. Thanks to Mr. Bayes. wc are getting beck the old-foshW|ihtotion that it is u credit New Hampshire. The voters of that State State. . the highest It is nob’ * bWd aigh ofvettiratng to payments when the Connecticut Legisfoture is petitioned by bqavy capital­ ists for tho incorporation of the Union Bank of New Haven, with a capital of •300,000. the notes of which are to be deed, they had no right to expect, judging paid in gold on demand at iu counter. Our National Growth. The Albany (N. T.) Journal of a late by tha’geoeral Democratic misreprasaota- Perhaps our national growth cannot bel­ willing to let him take his own-time in re, during his policy to practice. ter be illustrated thanSby the following sketch of San 1 'rancisco With regard/to the troops now in South Carolina and Louisiana, it is obvious that from an Eastern P*per: “ The new San Francisco directory, just published, contains 100,850 names, which, being sent there. It^ks the ^Xork of his estimating that each name represents three predecsBor, and was a part^of the carrying in population, would give the actual popu­ out of the old policy, fpv which a remedy lation of the city as 302,550. tho President’8 date Says: “Wc sustain policy os a national ncceaatty. candid survey good and a political most Tho dispasMonate and of the field eiiforeCT the conclusion that it ia as wise in a political point of vfow as it isjnst and wound in tho broadeo* national Maae.’* General and Mrs. Grant, it is said, will Of this is now being sought. "It does not appear number 32,000,are Chinese, and the in* that the troops are oppressing anybody ; crease iu the population during the past on the contrary, they arc preserving the yeaFhasbcen about 11 percent- There Were 1600 buildings erected daring the Kycar, 33 of which coal •8>00,(X)0. aggregate amount expended for im­ antie^-that the peace will be maintained if provement daring tbajyear, including pub­ Ute soldiers are withdrawn at once; but lic paries, streets, etc., was 11,000,000. .they are not yet exactly in the position to There are dow 27,000 buildings com prised afford such guaranties, and will not bo till within the eity limits, of which 4,390 are they are clothed with the requisite legal brick. The Poet Office delivered last year 455,346 letters and received 5,452,838 authority—which means not only the set­ letters, and 800.000 postal cards were col­ tlement of the whole dispute, but the set­ lected and 850,OW delivered. The average. tlement in a certain way. That, it should daily Miandance on the pwblie schools last; 4 op vrti . the pro­ also be remembered, would render it absurd J®*1 w“ 2£«7 G1> « :increase prer • to ny-Uatir lh« Prc.'ta.i found chit <b. ’”•“ [ J____ 1 ______ Ju — —v _.n “« ootoob. Tbo total withdrawal oi the troops did not work well expense of maintaining these schools was! in the interests of order and peace, he, •867,754, an increase oi 1160,309 over could send them back again; for, would the previous year, and the estimate for the either Hampton or Nicholls, or their Leg­ ensuing year is placed at >870,000. The total value of the school property is |2,> islatures, call upon him to do it ? If they 503,500 for a visit to the West Accompanied by their youngest jun, now in college, they will sail for Europe ia May. They expect to ba absent from Uie country at feast two years, and it is General Grant’s desire to travel as any other private citizca of th* United States, without public danon st ra­ tions from the government anthorities of the countries he will visU. Do not Use Strong Drinks. The youth of ail countries, as a rule, lono^'OTe' example set by their dders, henrii we ask special •aiieo<ioo7to Olhe fol • lowing reasons why liquor should not be used ha a beverage by rithdr the ywapg, or the middle aged, or the dd. 1. Strong drink deprives men ot their 2. It despoils men of their highest in- . Xlxe Oreut MILY hoick the companionships and intimacies among the young people, their fatliera and moth. ................................ V, mold f rowing old •oil ghim by the tonstaut friction of tboir kind p and in no for relation with one's follow mon fulness and tho rhffiraod of .< ' Iago life —ifect that is not to be found in the remote form-house, nor cvcq m pe soot of neigh­ borhood we sometimas dad U Ac country, where several form-boom are within a quarter of a mile of. racli other. The habit of ‘running in’ for a wtooicot's chat with a nekbbor is a good one, auu it pets but scaut devdupcincut among American farm era." MARVBLLOUS EFFECT. active in ijrgiqg tito adoption of improve- Catholics wiD continue to be ineligible to specie TEGETXIfsi courapug ‘•The social beneuls snu we racut^w for frequent, neighborly, and Informal intereonree are nh»bu To nay nothing of have rcfu»cdltovrttikfi the Word'ft Brotest- aw^’ from their "Bill of Rights, and Roman _H-. R- Steven's C0|umn and has gooti oppOTtumties tor atuoytog tho needs of American agriculture. Fa­ miliarity with tbs'Qf» sod work of Euro­ pean formers’, where it ia usual fef those who cultivate the soil to live in vilbtgm, suggested to him the idea that the condi­ tion of our own agricultural population could be much ameliorated by a similar conrentration into communities where the material and moral benefits of better social relstimn could be secured. The paper considers the way ia which land mar be divided so as to secure ths end in view with the least inconvenience to the meu who have to till tho fields, and with the least drawback to the business of the fanner. Tro coses are considered : 1. When Ilin question of the settlement of new lands. 2. Where farm-houitcs are already reattcred over tho country, each on its own form. In both cases it is attempt­ ed to show how the detrife of the plan may be regulated so as temutae the least annoyance and loss of time to the men. to i-ompajs the greatest ennvenianoc and comfort of (he women, and to provide the best advantages for the younger members of the community. These two schemes are -illustrated by sufficient diagrams, which indicate the way in which the forming land and tho village tract should be divided. Suggestions are alao given u to the lay­ ing out of the village green, the care of roada,patha, grass-ground, and other open spares, so for as suchsuggssti a*sare appro, prime Io ibis connection. popor ther, “I ah< inity of living, for growth ft and reading room, c my own way, I ______ ___ attraction and en tertaiament of. the vilfaxo to atrictly 'mor­ al' appliances. It wodlcrprobably be wiser to recognise tba fort that young men find an attraction in autitMaituta which our sterner ancestors regarded as dangerous,' and I would not radicw UiHards, nor cvevi, ‘by rigorous euaetmeitt^ tba milder vice bl social tobacco. Better have a little Aormr.w wiekwl.f. wr U».,J undw >1.. eye of parents than ctawuWtfr'roe rterrhat boys, after a certaia age, would aauk a pretext for more uncoutnjlcd indulgence* in the neighboring town. z “On* might go on through tbejoeg range of incidental arguments—subh as lighted streets, well-kept aids-walks, win­ ter mow-ptowo, and good drainage, ud a wholesome pride in a tidy, coxy village, until even the most door-fisted of all our would bring full value in return, and until he would recognise the fact that the attractioua of such a. home ai /ho village would make pocwiWo would bo likely to insure his being sntxeeded in his whole-1 somo trade by tad brightest anf I his sow,—. resul«-r*,H“ ' worth more than allj “But my purpose gret a scheme which even though which I hope for flie what seems the easiest, wonld affect the work of the farmer, his lief for thedul wife, his hired men, and bu> teams, is fully which makes esnsiderod, audit seems to be demonstrated —while it io admitted that iu immediate , money-making there may be some alight Buy Monument MijfiJSotc-Paper, the change. ” SWOLLEN LIMBS. A PERFECT CURE. n. hayses>T' WiHii* not be Without VEGETINE Vegetine h wld by ill Druggists. Local Blijijiefj potice? beat in the market 2?or sale Jiy J. Rob- telleotual ,|twgth. . mar26mit . Considerable space ia given to tho com­ JUtTA, parative effect of tho life of the isolated ’ Smoke the VETO, the Bora five Coat form-house and of the more sociable life Cigar. F*r rale by ’ *. J. Roarers. President, therefore, will think twice, and 4. It bus the progress of civilization of the village on the character ofthe farmer Nominate good men for township officers, and his family, and, therefore, ou the fu­ a great many aww, before ,he withdraws It is oaid that the. Jesuits are plotting to ture farmiug people of tno country. The the troops from these two Stated Without 5. It destroys the peace and happiness restore the temporal power of the Pope. following quotations indicate the fine of arat the same time having gained recuritica of miUioua of families. just receiv gumeoL The number of postal cards issued by of a more effectual character than can bo 6- it reduces to poverty virtuous wives “It may se^m a strange doctrine to be Building. the Government last year amounted to advanced by a I somewhat enthusiastic for­ and children. 150319^00. mer, but it is a doctrine that has been Wo have not the feast doubt that that 7. It causes thousands of murders. Perhaps a littte more modesty would be slowly scceptei after many years’ observa­ Just received good result will be attained boob that is, 8. It prevents all reformation of chartion,—a conviction that has takew y-wn sooo as compared with the magnitude and non of an unwilling mind,-—th»( tho young mar26mat tee and NichoHa. ' the difficulties of the subject The very ! 9. It readers abortive the strongest and man who takes Us young wife to A. *T. Galt has been appointed Fisheagerness with which the removal of the an isolated farm-house dooms her Taken from the Hssm to time within the last 10 10.. Jtcewras the majority of cases of and himself and their children an unwholesome, unmtiafoctory and draft io fovor of Karie Roi ing Governments may settle the matter Washington by theCsnodten Government vacant exirtene.-an existence marked at Hastings. The pemoo The wealthy Senator from West Virthemselves, is a ground of suspicion that will 11. sltd^strors both bjdy aud sou). by the abscence of those more satisfying please return it to the pustoffi, „ Mxs.’daVW nA am oalUTMUK ialuaa .hi* the trooprf into either State "for the purpos- Political Notes. smb minor official on the Bahaaiore and Ohio 'bins, and poupore. which, MM / • able. of immorality. ? The-tune, item, fort th* withdrawal 4X ox-District Attorney brat devdopemeot of character and inteDi- U causes iraraetw rvyenditepw to prevent rwenlMiam.. onura. (V.; {, ’ va-' T*.___ .___ u_______ » •_____ m week without exchanging a word or a feat With a Single uraoratoow Ji??5r*Maroh23d'i87L m*r=6« f * The “Iron Trail. A spicy akatah*dcscriptive of a trip over the Atebisou Topeka and SantaFe Railroad ■nd of the beauties, scenery and plctrare resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Xym Crinkle,*' the musical and dramatic critic •f the Ntw York World, sent free on paplication.togcther with the SanJ*a*G»uk. maps And tone tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kassas Cityand Atcbisdb to Pueblo, Denver and ell points in Colo­ rado, Naw Mexico, Arixona and the San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sfeepcra on the continent between the MbBonn River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address ■ T. J. Aiwintsox, 1 ■' •' ’ ’ •' fJew.- Piw- riyt. Jan. 4 *76 tf Topeka. Kan. Whitman's Aborted < Candie*—the best Ma -D^ Rrad desires to eril attetftan to’fct the rarakeU A full supply at J. P- family circle*. ry Sebert. 15. A: Itrburdaus (be country with, encr- than Pramdeni Bayes and his advisers, and they are doing all in their power to bring ' ' ‘ the earliest possible day. Mil- please vote for a good man. ths puWio, that ws will safely and red*®. Ij cure all cases ofjM&*iiW»th<»ui foe Oftentimes the caucus decides die election. Robert G. Ingeraolf uttered a golden 17. Drunkards ( want. tlte. p^i>ortunity moved. - rf J.-7a : 18*-’Baber people ■want the nuisance re- cities of their own situation sooner or later within its bonds the first few resolution and S^dSrX^’ °W t’ xxOtf of knifof^r Jigwraro Nf furs, no pafE. F. A L W. Bttowx. Hawiwm, Dea M, 18T6- VMw. the North and Heath mm time ; *». rood. conquers. Card yrith a Every rotor should tarn .frat st.ths cau- 2f>- n. payer* want the burden re­ . wrf? c, . The abran^ ftf liqooc would rave iw». ffiUiug. ,;I !m4w ;q,'_ Lout the interest of Calhoun i growa dull with have started owl th', in the hotel barn and von to your interest to call nnd «« »e— 1 J.rJV. Baoc^ axibltf . Iw ariq expose* all persons to inthe balance on those ‘who are in Rutland. i». Cunpus Ugic. drily task*. "Ia "JteR afl this-and I and Sentnd have consolidated. Both <4 Wanted. the Toast Want which have It iuMtn that Mr. Jones’s friends in A., « over Hastings N V0*. J.’WlLl'UL Tl. HicrantawytetbeBtefe. there is a rry who «Us Good* liter Goods, than I- Bbmlhsthswdl n<* at his goods *?,111 �I ' Mr. F.. I’. Burrall, and Mr. R I. Heud^hLuT ’*'* j^Bskhllepfcpiapper.' arrived homo Oh’Saturday ' Literary Notice*. from extended bus- I Scat ntrta sou ArxL—Of the -cumber uf Dr. Sohenok's Standard Remedies ocoudonal pap«n un American sport*” at..1 nouuced Ly SctUMMiai’a Humtmly iTlast No- ! i>mauler nr an Ui.io.ik* oi I vember, thrao have alrondy betm published , TV, UJIn' CtebU.. T—f— x—rf». ri». “Salmon.Fishing."' “Bay ahootine " and ,h?lUBf,l,7 lakes,” Theav paper* hare Lmm written by uita of raooxnlxml authari/y and h'.te uniformly appealed to the ^rtm« aad not to the Th* name amy be IruiMhlly told nf the fourth, Jwmo American Sporting Doft,” which ap­ eUHoti at Baltimore. April Wth, at 7 n’elucV pears in the April number, end is from the । pen of William M. Tiieston, Esq., of tho ’’Forest Stream." The unique IllusiraUoM of • thia paper include wnud-cuts of celebrated •pent the Sabbath iu this dly. were Chartea American hunting-dogx. Tl.e writer discusses allot* marts f F. Dwight of Milwaukee, and Geu'l Wm. Il I the comparative value of pointers and setters, ; truinine don for tho field, Me. Of light ehar। n',wftrJ ’‘jlee-iUustraled sketch Attention is asked to the ndrertisemnn cd ! -• lUtle-vi.-itod inland of hi-aUl-r r.iriiiitu.ii, tha Hearer Brea., and the farmers will do veil wUd pomes ml the VirginiareoM. “Ont of my Window al Moscow.” Eugene Schuyler, conlatex sketches of Ruvrian life and manners bv r. Srheeek. cither per •n acute observer, with some remarkable pic­ ire. ^r»w of Hi The indies' Missionary Society connected ture*. A fourth article, “A Trip to Hie Black ■attL Hilb." by Leander P. Hiehardaon, shows that w.th tho Methodist Episcopal Church will )» ad is not gold llu*'gutters i« tho Deadwood, entertained on Friday afternoon by Mm. Hart- region; .‘.Ilea fifth, Mr.’ Clarence Uoak'a "Beds and Tabic.., St<x,I* and Candlestick< Tl) THE .iMEK^AS PVHLIC. contains some informal ■ tJtr here and there full attendance is desired. about dining-tahlea, decorations, He. There Mra. W Elard Hayev, delivered an doqnent is alw an illustration with ench of the serials : Dr. HoUaml'a “Nichoiaa Minturn,” In which there is n dinner ht the Conte's; and “That •vening. Such speeches do an uauuol of good! Law o'Lowrie's,” by Mre.Rumett, which Is to cud with Hie May iwuallnieut, and to appear *• havsplaoU,?aoa aa?h«uia book form at once. Two drawings by Mr. H. 0. Carter wm nominated for Supervisor by the Groratack turn N Hastings township on Saturday. II.'kNh. TIME-CAHD' . $s;.t . 8:15 a.M. .-..turMvsndSoodewlggJ. «• kUr- u. Drugs. h ladlcinea, Perfumeries, Etc., Etc. Special Notices. i naaa trips. ’-L-,iiuMa.'-*””"1- BSS® Mi^s?:snis3¥ft?frst«s This space is Contracted^ for by. » ,,J.T OIIICH TIME CARD TTJSiS: IrrisF ,<HMV OFFICEKN. RS.'StSSS.tt Moren xrc given with "Tho Hills of Ungsnarc.” a poem by Mrs. M. W llackletou. In addition to tiie eight illustrated papers before mratianed. there nre about n dinetl drawings A. Newland for Supervisor, and John Dowden1 of “Inacctivoruus Plauta.” by Mrs. Herrick, ' who explains the proresee* by which the insects nre Mien, nnd pays a high tribute to । Mr. Darwin. The Clipper t>aso ball club have reerganlte l. I Of the uuiilustratod papers, Colonel Warand will proceed to make it warm for the boys, i icE'» ” Villages " ’ deale with the fin an­ ther wouldLonleasa.il.> ri*> wl »«ral disadvantages of the present (hey would Le pleased to hear from Amateur . tlflwUud/inB4ifo.wilb plan, showing olubs in this part of the Blate. The Clipper., h,(W the/can be Hm<M. This paptr la to see light weights, but their clothes tit well. b« folloaed awouby others en Village Impruvc. . .. . . .. ,. menu. There is also some advice on *• Old Ad»uu. n.M.,U.r— Bur—I; rou Fimpaon, Thursday eve., March 22d, for thoughts on “ April." having the ehinn of the benefit of Elder'liarreu of Baltimore, by The Greenback men of itatland. noirilnatod1 ■ full ticket on Saturday, bonded by Charles, BKH , Br_.„.rwwB. nuri. Ma-. ____ Chip- ‘fit orfsr of Commlltto- IlksTlAt;** TOWNSHIP REPUB­ ’ I.ICAXCACL'S. .. u -Al - ! the Township of HaMia<«* ?* E? -' ...,. ... ,>,/ denier Febool Hous, on H< 1*. an J tranwt .urn oto •rrrb eome before the meet HOPF. KEPI BL1CAM CAUCUS- KI'TLX^ •> KEF I'll LiCAJf CaUCL’B- PIMPLES. THE STEBBINS BRO’S SAY Im that will rve Hlotcktt. Isavi Dojt’t buy any Furnii TO CONSUMPTIVES. until you have priced their GotJils, foryou will save money by it. Everybody knows fhey arc the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS C. PTRowoII &rCo’a. CoT. in the city and attend promptly to all calls CHEW-8M0KE IWU and Klh ennfain the following v*in»W» Sahuol Hoose in Baltimore. April 18th. •• 10 ’HUrt of OrangevlH to estod ia education. the Hon. Henry A. G«4year eame forward and signed the Temperance pledge. Let other of our influential burinas* men follow hie exam­ ple, and the curat of intemperance will rapidly disappear, and the happiness and proaperity SeienllSc Results of the Arctic Expedition, from the Qoorfrriy Kmer; Charire Klngx'.ey, Fnir o 3l»iatint: A French erido on Milton, Q^rtnli Rrdew ; Wood's Discoveries at Eph esus. /MurtarjA Rtrirw; Lord Derby on Extra­ dition. SitordtW /.’«««■Henrietta Marla. । Cbn/rs^wrery Zireie..-; Edmund Kean, Ttrnpfe ii<r; Dress tn France. Pall Hull Osaettr; The Ideal of Old Age. Our Dog Di, Mirrnlletn with instalments ef serials by George j(i>Doi»a!d, Mrs. OlipWnlaod William CW4. Bn,., rf UkEU^ll. •» tatGUTHATIOX SOT1CFn Hr^s/.C-d £7'<fcr»0/tAr Gfo 0/ ttMthW*. Wc ask tha Republicans of the county of CkflLlSsa err, u f r.triers sppr*vei| Firrt w»rd--A' Marble" Cardins Milk r«aad Wari - A: thr Widow Rteeb HaUMk . that line day or night. MATCHLESS 3 i irt>’ u». >I» r“V rff’* “ Deers, ------__ truat no Republican will »« **r >OTEC’ ... ___ _ ..nV. the printing o* . -.4 .--I .i • n, .UN' • ’ .1 '! rus au< r «ACn nt mini toiabm m. w au-J'aAuaa ntru ntmnn, ■. *• Drugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc. Ayer’s Advertisements Wm. H. Goodyear. Ayer’s Ague Cure, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST­ lany, ■ The back numbers contalnlngthe first Instal­ ments of MacDonald's new aerial areriUl sent gratis to new inbscribers for 1877- For fiftytwo numbers, of aix*y-four large page, .each (or more then 3.000 P»«r« • !•”>• th* •“£ Lripluu rn«. (t«l b rtU. to »10i0 PEOPLES' DRUG STORE.' Physicians ProscriplionB mid ‘ Family Ro«i|>os lh. p.Ml.1.... .O.-.0 .v ••• JW .Urude... H »»aM~ » ’"H1 “ **7 " ‘“‘MT'*' . Fnmituro Depot. South Side State Stw lhttting« Midi. Black. an4 the ttntal edeet poetry and miscel­ It™. Xamu IUUw ,i S' ________________ • WktZa-MirfMYM hdit-ixu lUW. FURNITURE. his many frivnda at Cedar Creek and vicinity i tied •• Marcia'I Fortune. the result of which wa« $-'«)?\o»tiy cash., Tbe poetry includes •• A R«*e ^ong.' by ll. H. jti-ldnnl, “Webster.” hyW.C, Wilkinson, ••Where is God?” by Minot J. Savage, publican city and ward caueuees, publish* 1 in “ Song.” I’y John Vaucu Cbener, and House­ this isauc, and the various Township eancuaea keeping. iu the •" Home and Society " dcall of which we trust will bo fully attended. partroent. mil Dr. Hollui'l, in ’■ Topics of the Time,” disor-THTt ■•The Multiplication of Industries,” mMtlM wQl please address, lie Peaastrect. Willinmteerxh. N< lull an. w ami ’’Colleges Trnsteea ami Professors ” and »pMZs for many another overworked editor in Tha bright morning was ushered in by lire •■Editorial Trials.” “The Old Cabinet’' ERRORS of YOUTH. writes about “ The Water.Color Exhibition^,” •• The BoardlpgrHotiae in Jjteraturc,” ami ■• Itjrant's I'uetas ami Emendations," nnd K* Is a Utter absut -Churrh Iteeurrtions in th» recipe on.” r med^ by The other departments are fuller than usual ----------’ •----------The Lon­ .. j . m. 1 and• * nave a w»ij» range -* tuicresi to.n^ township will | d<m |ettcr in ., £uj|Ure an<| 1‘ivjrt " is to lie ie-ftcat men al their 1 a permanentn Bttare. --------------------••Bric-A-Br ” has a tagarine literature not share i by NEW ADVERT! SMENTS. n‘?rrBi.iCAW V, • V—.— .,------ ------- ----ft 0»t In Ward at th a fcbeoFHaase. lutkrSrtur.1 M arJ st the Scheed Htmse. .a the Thirl W ard »> ’.he Council Qhsaabesle tea Kotirtt: Ward at the Conti Henle. '"’i.w.v'aooMtx. ■. • HuLLV Jy ifder of Comcairtee. HI.PlBL.lt.AX WARD CAlTCUB. Furniture, Undertaking, Picture Fratrtds. Etc. ; 1this with the t oSrnexlb bus ll ' ]people will rids ; 1 unless Mr. Joo. Ha><luck*a sixuaturo is sttt each Box of Pills or ?ut at Ointment and 4y, Mareb 3<uh, lu.t,. at one o’eteek to th ORA 5! BARNES & CO carefully pre­ parol with Drngsjand Chemicals , & Gay. Botrton, *re ike publisher*. $125000 Notice to Teachers of the Townships 15'o of purest quality only. rarely tails and Fever and ten •'£“tKS5#X books of Barry, Johnstown, Baltimore ano puririm Pr^«. Fcrthersrp~a cf rr.mpletmgl M Herten wbrn.aod where wn *****^' Hope. t.bXUBnoU. I. H. w. M. w;” J The Teachers' Sd,u,l ll— h SuBtaur,. April IU » « l" „■**> A. Uu •”! TO-DAY'S ADV1K flSEMKBTS. —I.» a prayers_ v. »■ *«• .. •CL'SattESS Association of th. sboio Mmed towashipe will meet at the BryaM PHILO A.SHRuDOS. r.iwr.rmlto!. A HOME and FARM o.SI'.X MWEIT NOW i's'thi MM atattkteffSWS®E iatiw.btooCLamlftooBUmsntMuAMriCa tolu- “"t ^^^ri^^ar. arise from Proper*! try Pr. »; «• jf:Co-' A Olrt Emu, O.-- U. F.B-1U OTAJIAJSL. »»yik w,”» .» - Ip^, w a. up«~. ■“ * p„ “I" ".’^^“-1-1. LAST CALL. ^Phreted "History of the CenteDDial Ex hi- 02iS®w ptVIS! CARBOLIC OIL Parties wjio are indebted ‘ to the BAXTER Office on ।Sold by »U drugratfiMounts dice prior to Jan, [•t. 18T7. uUlfndHu^Uft for collection with <}n effi' dent collector if not tiaiaoeIon April 1st, 1877. Award to the wise is sii ffldenl. _ GEO. Jt. DEU-£^reui- 1UgOodtA^»^n^ JLJ LIN 8°lhT£5?«tDpri*nB « fomjdetc huit®ry ■®SHsraw^s *H About the Coutrta- DAainiAscUxPau-illra, BootlMuM* 11 eale. n^iFAd^rt«»me!!.t,*^ SZ ability «• i£S. MO ba , bbtum: BEAKS *As<r«>auniKA IflTVrtil _ ‘-'my jicraana united w. . _—ulna* to «tiuat »er-ITHKYER FATUJJTrtfl �Wcu.AS 7*7? \ ■■!■■■■ r— II Pro bora liriax to-day In my childhood, Tha brisht may honn of tha past. Lif*’i baatifnl May with it* oprain* Iowan. I have fithad to that muds sUvwv brooklet WUh a crooked pin sad corn, twtoc. Hare mco ladicc paMjby with Ions drccnc Aod m Mwcrix winbed the, were nd**. 1 State Itlffll. Phax and Phunf The Saginaw Courier says that the lam her cat on the Menominee river may be safely set down at 12,000,000 feet of logs, which will certainly be increased 20,000,­ 000 feet, and ten days of snow will bring it up to the full amount started for, 160,­ 000,000. Four weeks ago careful footings by Mr. Bentecou, of tho Jackson City Reform Club, placed the number of red ribbonmen in Michigan at 12,800. The movement i has spread like wildfire, and now the num­ ber is not lew than 29,0.00, and still in-j Last year America's cotton mills pro­ duced more goods than ever before. I*veSMde breed of rewdan ned water. —__ Bui l’*e lh0B*kt with particular plaej 8om*UmM to th* parlor h* pl*nt*<l a tree With tho *tran*e»t thtac* crowia* upon II. Ton. picture book* Irure. bar* of eaady and nnU. Aad a d*U wilh ateraly now teaaot. Wkat ahoMtlfkl mntery Banta Ctea* (*«m*d I « u. s. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES, May I, 19TT, to April 3O,1W«. In ’72 this country imparted 1440,229 of printing paper; in ’76 only $410 worth. A clergyman who was promised more than he can colfcof, has asked for a reduc tian of salary. The sympathy of one weaker than our­ selves, the sympathy of even a little child, will aid the most irresolute. Blue । but uinz buriaaa* after April 30, WJ7.AffBV--------- ------------------------- The balance of cash in the State treasu­ ry March 10 was $888,249.17 ; receipts daring the week ending March 17 were 110-517’31; payments daring same timu were 97,159.08 ; balance in treasury Mar. 17,1877, $807,607.40; increase for the week $9,358.23. SakfacBta th# old A BO. Bar* failed to rometubar my le*»on>. Bp«Uad eat k-a-t-C. L®gals. thing to give a weak bsnk a reputation for peid-up capital. •howemuo. if any there be why t titionorobould not bo fronted: To the romantic mind there is a beauti­ ordered that nW netltioner . ful charm in the poet’s dreamy love- chant, nenona Interuetod in anid a deney of aald petition and ti u it swells ou tho moonlit air, but observa­ tions teach that the tallest measure of suc­ The longest petition of the session was cess lies in a pocket full of well-baked pea presented ou Thursday, tho 15th inst, by nuts, and eight cents* worth of gum­ W. W. Johnson, of Kent The roll of drops. names was taken by the inner end of the The Pittsburgh PotK says tho roaring paper and pulled out spirally. It looked aoundjof an oil well recently struck in the like a small monument, and was pat on the oil region can he heard a distance of nine clerk's desk, capped by a bouquet. The miles. ■ Thia may be a lie, but we once petition, signed by Rev. John Russell and knew a man struck in his lumbar region about 4,000 othent, was for a law artificial­ with his prospective father-in-law's bout, ly dosing the main avenue to the place of and tbc(rMring sound of him wu heard •tetrad punishment over in the next townships. MTAIES EMBRACED TOHffllHEPHlyiSJONB OF ISE LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE THE FOLLOW, VS: iff Iggway’* Advertise^ leaf tobraeo.'.7_../. MBKWFACT!. THE TUT1HOXT OETIIE »HOLE In).,, BOUOiAFS ODffffilT. alloa. To attempt to rert blj ul T?1*, ... vlratlSl&ltttrtUfa.- aciri. HokadtewudMkara Chrirtmanre*. Aa4 Uteta N*d taM mo thte WaAlactoo. Had BI* xto*klB«» filled by SasU Claa*. Bnt I did aot nn«h think *tva* ao.J i‘*r»ot»» or final liable to pay any o/ the Fpoctel Thw.myitori** all bar* bean *ol**d on* by as*. •aany looks bare rrown wiry and tray. RyM that formerly daared with lBBoe»nt *l*e ■ am i«8tww«B!-!sffla.‘cr .-pccial-Iax ficampa will be traaarekttad b* mail only on reeoinl from tho perron or firm erdena* tka . mb* of rencifio directioM re to do. tooMber with i the neee*aanr*e*<epea<a«p«or lheamoulreqaired; to pay the pe-ta*e. The porta*? on one (tamp ■ I thank tha Author of all rood For tho <ift of memory dear. Tha power of roc*Uin*'.ln a*o all thedoya That hare brirhtoaod our idlcri"*** bore. rd. Orenrerllle. Barry Co . Midi.. M.reh, 2t>d. ZireMlT_____ STEPHEN L, WICK 8 I ton oeato addiUOaal rhochl neeouipany the appliration. GREEN B.KAUM. Comtniroioner «r Internal Rerot.ac. 1 OvTieaorIxTtt«»iR»T«xcr. Wasbiaxtun. 1> C-. January 3. Uo. A Highly and Faahicinably-Bred Young Horae. Eb. Banner.— The highly bred and promising young stallion, Mambrino Excelsior, is now the th. Cwunty property of Ira C. McAllister and John Andrews, i» d,. Staia.fMfcbteEa.pur- of the township of Barry, in this county. He was purchased by them to tkr real estate *itBBi*<! sb4 Mac ia tkBOmMtr«C Barq i o«h t Si*5* of M -ehicaa, knownaeJ d«*?W a* iollowi. to.Wil; The *anUi hxlflH)of tho w*»t from the veteran and noted breeder, H. T. Heim, Esq., of Lake Forest, III., Ia Au­ u.ioi at urea ut. a. u„jk7. ,, . HUliM M. ALLEN. inarchM. Adwtairtnlor. gust, 1876, and they paid for him the suai of sixteen hundred dollars. Kt«iIfaiUn^February ». A. !>. W77. CHANCE HY SALEL Fray* or Micaiaax. Tha Circuit Coart for th* County j»f Harry In ChuMory. Abhrui Fflcb.CBtnptaiaant. Below we give our readers the pedigree of this hone, which may be of interest to tho intelligent breeders of our county. He iix‘«.'-i£rta.2i.,s.E iras ”-,k“ “* wss foalrd at Lexington,'Ky., on tho first day of August, 1872. Dr. Mambrino Herr's brother to Ixady Thorn. celsior wu Ho was sired by Patchen, a A. D., wn. in th* uber, cnliltod obum: NoUca ii harebr girea.thall will kUil Pablio full The dam of Ex­ ten o elock in tho forenoon, at th* nartk front door Allen by Mambrino Liaie Chief, a half edMer to Udy Thorn. Mtehtetobto^ii" lh* CMm’' * *** Suu ** ■rtotoath’ n«lf of th* north Mrt snartar of »ecuon nmatean in town four north of Second dam, by Imp. Yorkshire, a thor­ oughbred. Third dam, Imp. mare Fury by Priam. Fourth dam, skter to Imp. Amderby by Telodpede. Fifth dam, Kato by Catton^ire of Imp. Trustee, Sixth dam. Miss Garforth by Walton. Seventh dam, by Hyacinthus. Eighth dam, Zara by Delphini. Ninth dam, Flora by King Fergus. Tenth dam/Atalanta by Matehem. Seventh dam, Lan of tho Mill by Twelfth dam, by Old Traveler. Thirteenth daa, by Mfaa Makeless, by Ytiuag Greyhouad. Fourteenth dam, by Old Partner. Fifteenth dam, by Mias Doe's dam, by . Woodcock. Sixteenth dam, by Croft’s Bay Barbe. Seventeenth dam, Desdemona'* dam, by Makekas. *'' ' Rgbteeoth daa, by Brimmer, ffinrteanth dam by Dickey Fisnou. Twentieth dam, the Barton Barb mareand qd« lech in ha^ghth, and weigh* ever twelve hundred pounds. He ls a dark ■ lisppie brown, with tan-eofored muzzle and fert, frith blank, mar ten sod legs, with tM fona , and hu u fam fretting action m «aa befenlfci dda nn natty. ‘ It willbe readily observed that this horse iadeeriyfabred teone of ttelncrftrotting fossnEsaia the vrodd, his are and dam both Wng a non rad daughter of that celebrated horn, Maubrino Ghinf It is rioo notice- •Ue that Mambrino Phtehan, the airo of Exedaior, hu been om oi the moat sueMtttal ma of yowff YTMted States. trotters io tee Hi progwy here made tar ihamuNi* the fastest records of any oeiteof thsir agam the woaid. Exoriafor has not only the ndrsatm of aMtattwofa the tryi sfthfo breeding of this noble faaiiy, bat ho h .WvrtrAtMliitiUrtM rftbor. Michigan Pomological pearance, good size, tenderness of flesh and delicacy of flavor, as well as from informs-. Circuit Court OommiMtoner to w/for Barey O**' tion before the committee which fully es­ Pear Sir —Agreeable with your re­ D' KuW“tablished its character of a long keeper, mureh-^tquest, I send you wnat I know of the Wag­ they'have concluded to recommend that it I ener apple. My acquaitancc with this va­ be placed in the first class of apples, and I riety dates back sixty years, I send you that an additional nam of $5 and also a statistics, also statement of my experience diploma be awarded to Mr. Lee for it. in ita cultivation, which may be of interest Your committee—of whom the Hon. San­ to your readers. By reference to the ford Howard was one—consider thia very transactions of the New York State Agri­ fine apple a desirable addition to the list O-toro* Mre.%,°r’fAHre A0ii« H. cultural Society of 1847, I find ita origin of first-class fruits. Its appearance is and history recorded as follows, which I propose) ng, as is also its size and form!" deem correct: In the spring of 1791, a From the above statistics it appears Mr. George Wheeler brought with him that-the original tree which was planted in from Dover, DuchCaa Co., N. Y., a bag of 1796 was in vigorous condition bearing r i “t- f°r tho baario* of raid p« titioa apple seeds, which be planted upon his bountiful crops of good sized apples of fine- and that th* betra at law of ..(ri . ‘‘J, farm .-Which he was reclaiming from a appearance and delicious to die palate, in wilderness. In 1796, Abram Wagener, the year 1848. The tree at that time was the gentleman from whom the name of the 57 years old from tho seed. It continued apple, is derived, purchased from Lewis to bear full crops of merchantable fruit till Birdsell his interest in tho nursery pro­ about the year 1865, being then 74 years duced from the seeds referred to above, he old from the seed. This favorite has haring previously purchased of the origin­ always found a ready market at highly al owner, George M. Wheeler. Among remunerative price, as high as $9 a barrel the trees which were subsequently taken having been freely paid for them in Wash­ and whSi planted uE^bjset upon his ’ ullihimiii was the ington, Now York and Philadelphia. ■ I om dTihb memoir. Contract hare in my orchard trees that I set out in li BOV standi and occupies a position in 1838, being now 35 years old, which are IU thririeg village c/Km Yaa. The large and thrifty. I have picked om sea­ premises are now owned by the Hon. son from single trees 30 bushels of fair 'Ezekiel Cortaoer, who says; ‘Yhe old and handsome apples. This apple hangs tree still ooutinues to produce a beautiful to tho tree with great tenacity, and it also crop of delicieus fruit." Observation by possesses this excellent need be the oocnmittee: rtTbia apple fo remarkable quality, the fruit can bo utilized, none i . for Us agreeable taste and flavor, so much wasted as it is one of tho best od. ।no that but one opinion bos been expressed inary apples wo have. It is also oyclient ner. F“WWwr °r **• Hartla*. lepahlteaa Baaby freons who have tested it It is also a foAXEE*for cider, a near neighbor having taMod rt rich and beautiful apple to the eve, in. ; •”d chiniinw Um u U.U. Mur eider «n!Sfrlf,*' »— J"~l which respect it ia rarely surpassed. Its than the Hamsun apple. At present ; qualities have been proved to be, |by many years of experience, of the first there’s great demand for Wagener trees in c°-'» Yates Ce. In regard to itekoepinr quali.mder, as stated by Mr. Lee. who remarks tire I would here Mau- that this lpp£ has Proprietor of the Naahrnie New.. 'that it ia eaten from October to May." been kept with extra care until summer The next year thirteen varieties of seed­ apples were fit for tuw. 1lings were entered u competitors for the jpremiums of the society offered for seed lings. After an examination, bring gov­ (erned in their action by rule first of the ।aeries of Pomologies! rules adopted by the ISocnaty, far the guidance of ita fruit com1mitteca, it was decided that the “Wagener - -- ~ « —y V, u« BDOTe. Japple, from Chas Lee, of Yates Co., to For family consumption, wc use the WagWhich the second premium of the Society *la«t emirelj (hr frtarf, । for seedlings wu awarded at the sunuri naiuc □> .lw.j. «1«: t„ th< i Wagener. In concluaioo I will alate that ahrn.ti.aoH popolu h„ th„ ,m before. And as to ita merit* of exoecdinir J*“0 R «U» tk« htgb« qulitiw ro, dwn ud oookirc. it .ill b« odunud •I.™. known. I will tr, and h,re Uii. Secretary, Spatrr: assure fXrxrsi. __ that tk. I—a. —j “ ,CKKDITOR S REMOVAL I 6631 tout of w con' ft* of ^fn^oLYof Sfuttjt, ouj •*f*W'_ ftfTLY Loew0 'X H' ftwlffiTT** »f SfO^r 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-03-29.pdf 9bca84a6061cd4ed0bd501e08869fcb8 PDF Text Text NASBY'S SAM UV AGONY. might be loaiog aomelbing by not beading the letter, and th at dampeci in some decree the pleasure he c experienced in having been Nasby throws Aahes upon hie Head, and the pleasure he Lifts up his Voice and Howla about totM’harp for the geo M. DEWEY Five or six months afterward Top, being Democratic Idiocy. ” an inoffensive man .who could barely sup­ in the city on buinres, happened to meet million 1‘PBtrSBKR. Dr. Scroggins. port himself, on a needless errand of ex­ “How arc you, Doctor said he, grasp­ pose and trouble. The doctor, as be wended his way to the ing the hand of the physician, and smiling , city, was so fully possessed with the idea one of the smiles peculiar to his face when real : that some old relative (for he had several) he felt that be had played a capitol joke on - In the dost nv l.oomiliashen are we. Swift on the War Path with a new and Ashes we throw upon our beds by the had died and left him a fortune, that he somebody. r rraii-tsva-tcRimos wall selected “ I am well. And how are you, Mr. scuttlafulL bad, in imagination, made various disposi­ Haircloth we wear nest to our skins, tions of it before he arrived at the end of Top?" “ Pint rate," replied he, with irrepres- figweratively. ,. his journey. Hair cloth wo wood wear next to our “ Can I sea-one of the gentlemen be> ribleglee. “ You.wasn't sharp enough last longing to the firm ?” asked the doctor, April. Doctor." “ What do you mean ?’’ asked the doo- trust us for a supply. entering th© store of 8. k B. Wood that goin about needy nakid wux “ There is Mr. 8.,” said the individual tor. /.‘,4 TA'-S C' VER T1S1N O. “ You, didn’t succeed in getting me to a proper mode uv expressin greef, for then Of every description. I would beg leave sddreared, referring him to a middle aged. •■ wo cood go into the deepest kind uv the city on a fool's errand.” to inform my old customers and the but benevolent-looking man. . “ I don't understand you, Mr. Top,” mournin without changin our ©oatoom. The doctor bowed to Mr. 8., and aaid : There ba three things wioh are too won­ said the doctor, gravely. “My name is Dr. Scroggins." “ W. & P.’s, Wall street something to derful for me, yea, fopr, wich I’m blest if Mr, 8., bowed in return, and said : “Will PEOPLE OF BAHRY COUNTY A PRACTICAL JOKE. I know: my advantage.” > you walk in and take a chair, sir ?" Wat the Dcmocrisy wantid uv a High Both Gentlemen sat down. About Mr. • The doctor looked puxxled. “ You needn't look so innocent, doctor; Jint Commishn at all. there was an air of expectancy which There lived in a village not far from S-, •* Why it didn’t hot > Dimecratic High I scut you to New York in April, eighteen Generally that I have again embarked in New York city a gentlemjn, by name the doctor did nnt foil to notice. > “ My name ia Dr. Scroggins,” said hr, months ago, and it is but natural that you Jint, ef it bed to hrr one. Benjamin Top. who thought there wu Why it didn't bust the concern afore it should wish to nay me in my own coin. bis first introduction. nothing in life equal to a good joke. He repeating । wux cvcrlastinly too late when it found it “ I am glad to too you, doctor,” said 8., I But I was too wide awake for you to catch owned a nma'I store, and kept almost every wuxn't a Dimakratio High Jint. . again. ; nraarticle of domestic and agricultural ure, bowing । Why we wux oust with men in the are ---------certainly too wide awake for “I received a letter from your house, • 11You ---------and was thereby pretty well acquainted •.—m. V. Will directing me to call here, as you bad some me now. ill you plreae explain vnnvaf.lfV* youreclfT 1 loedcrahip wich hadn't cunnin enuff to win with all the townspeople, as they were like* ' by strategy, or dmrage enuff to lake by thins to -communicate which would be lo “id Dr. Scroggins. , / wise well acquainted with him. Mr. Top my advantage.” I “ Aprd before httyou received a letter force. At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. had played so many pranks on the people The Conies are but a feeble folk. ; “ There must be ai.me miatakc,” ax d to the effect that if you would call in Wall around him that he would have made cne We are Conies ef ther ever wux rich. Mr. 8.. “no such letter haa emanated from street, you would hear something to your this ram w mire but for his constant good humor, and Cusrid be Morton, cnssid be Blane, custu •• advantage." his ability to soothe the parties he had ir-‘ "Are you sure?" aaid the victim, “ I did," replied the doctor ggf The above goods have been selected ritated almort b*yond the point of endur­ turning pale and handing Mr. S., ths let- j * '’e „ , ,, , , , with great care and will b«t . ance. ter I called BCCordwgIIi Bnd tear Bradley. The Gist of April was Mr. Top’s espec­ For ho wux the eighth man, and he sold at price* that After looking it over, he aaid ;-•■There aomething to my advantage." ial delight, and that was a smart child who b no truth in &s letter; I am rorvy to ray ooodent rise above partisanship fur enaff to 'J^hat ? Top torted very much could enter his store on that day without rote with Field ana Clifford. that you have been made the victim of an I P™** disappointed at the rame Ume DR- A. <1. BLAZUi Z being made the victim of some trick ; so idle ud repreheosibb jrat; to-day you are i “ And did you not write me a simihr one, Wo clectid Davis, which give them a that from morn lo night of the Grat day of idle and majority in the High Jint, and its a tomia the firet of April." | Apn^ • , . vh was a competition April bis Lee was one bro®d grin, and it aware, aware, - ------------ — — f— up whether he don’t support Hayes, after »' it •.n.i_ j *v_ J— “. Is possible ?" "aaid the doctor, clasp­ “ I am above such cold-hearted cruelty* happened that all those who sought to catch _______________________ ---------------------- I ing his hands. “ Who could have been so sir,” said the doctor, in a time that marked,, JOHN R. EASTMAM. him had the laugh turned on themselves. We bed the game in ot<owu hands, for his real leelings. “ The person who could ttorney at law a solicitor A few years ago, as the first of April unkind, eo heartless and cruel ?" wc bed stolen four aces. “ Li it then a very great disappoint­ do such’a thing must have something bad approached, our merry friend looked around WCHASCBRY. OflksowHMtiara But they rung in a cold deck onto us, ’ prices. J.H BUTTON. B»«k. ■ArthlU. ment ?" asked the kind-hearted merchant, about his character, and I want to have to see who would be a fitting subject for a and held a strato flush whim it come to struck by the doctor's manner; aud by a nothing to do with him." [janl 5.’76tf] ALONZO 1>. CAlltVALLADER. •how down, and they raked in the pot. joke. . .. .. “ Good morning, doctor," said Mr. adroit questions he soon found . Go few but adroit ------- u ATTORNEY AT LAW a SOLICITOR Uv wat avale wux the bayin up uv the •» I must have a first rate one this time, history than he intended ,, Top. more of or his iiib. niawry vu«u uc --r, St. Loots Convenshun, wat good wux the IS cnAXC1UlV.»lta. I.irtwll CwlC^Mslssb*; •aid he to himselfWho shall it be ? out to communicate ; be dheevered that ! two gentlemen bowed sttfly, aud inicatc : he discovered sbo that The -------------------rri=- lnju« » n AH srefaMeadwl Let me think ; ah ! I have it—Dr. Scrog­ he was the arm of one of his earliest | bulldcrin in Looscancr ? To! ’’’ „ ... —-I P*ricd. Top felt very uncomfortable. Ho gins ; yew, it shall be he. What shall I Uv wat yooec wux the rifle dubs uv ,o„ —u ... — -। finally decided to call at the plaoe referred South Keriiny, and wat good did it do to rend-a love letter? No, he looks too friends. • 1 to in hb letter. Thinking it might “ Would you be willing to take the po­ PHIL w. NISKERN. co’Qnixe Injeany ? woebegone for thst." sition of resident physician at the------------ I still be an April fool trick, ho made a ilICVIT O-VRT i-'M MISS!OXER. Uiwtinaa The ante arc a people not strong, yet After considering awhile, Top drew the ‘ few purchases for hu'atore and gave his , . pen and ink near him and wrote the fol- Hospital ?” finally asxed Mr. 8. they prepare their meat in the summer " To one in my position," raid he, i na”1(k “ such a place would be most desirable I j; ,“ Bcnjhmin Top," said the person with time. We prepared our meat last summer, but “ Dx. ScnoaolNs—J>«ir air Please I whom he was deal me. “ Do you reside in F. S. BOWEN, but I do not suppose I could obtain it.’ it spoiled m the curin. si We at Merer.. 8-------the city?" “ Why not ?" Our smoke-house is bustid, and our hams Wall street, .New all alreei, tcw York, aora, _ ’ . ,« Top told him the name of the village in k B------- a No. — _H».ub<v Mkh.______ ,m bom —..hi.,to ynnr ad* «“ • which he lived. t is not where yon •• Can you bring me testimonials of pro­ CENTRAL Four yean of Hayes, four yean of wait­ “ Did you never receive a letter from HASTING.. MICH.. , « t Then, folding and directing the letter, fessional ability ?" in and loagin. " I can—testimonials of the highest thw There will be niggers in the post offiras, * he snapped his fingers with childish de“ I did; 'but as it was dated the first order.’1 and the faithful will stand outride aud .era to me, doctor, al the ear- ! day of April, I thought it was an April rn scud him to New York pn a fool’s gnash their teeth. fmoment. I suppose yoa are | fool tricky and never replied to 1L For three things Dcmocnsr w disquieted, errand," raid he. “ and have a good laugh “ Far from it," answered the man, •• an a man of family ?" old gentleman from Ohio came here about and lour which nearly killed it: H his expense.' . “ I am unmarried.” Tilden, Hewitt, Pelton and Field. Dr. Scroffiina, the subject of this heartthat time, and said he had a brother living weet s otel "That may Ibe an objection. A fur­ Cure, alt Rkia IX—• am! When I think of the idu>cy of these lauioke. « tachelor .bout furtr ,em nished bouse b provided for the physician, in this State, and he was in search of him SIUV RAPID.*. ....................................MICH I...a.llT rood f* Man ami A.imai. , men wich wc trustid, and into whose hands of MK ta tad tam living: >» <ta u. ' or his children. We heard that a man by LTOS a I*l< KfcMlXO. Proprietor*. and a man of family is preferred. oolr nx moodw, ,od bid lbw f»r koucbio who would ■ the name of Benjamin Top lived in your “I have a widowed sister w_. , - —a——, ven piortito , o<* lb-t bo looked village, and dropped him a line; but as no D0W1, WlfcU most gladly join mo." “ Give not your strength u> old wiraraea.” BOARD ANU ROOM, $2.60 PER DAT. <®-IT SKVKR FAILS! Try UOnre-Sl abiiiiT, boi be w» awkward ia bu pcrya, “ That will do just as well Bring your answer came, we thought the information Young ones take away strength, but it and in bi. manner not Tc-5 ^i.poiamtog, tostimonisb as soon as possible. I think must be incorrect." returucth ; old ones destroy by their coun­ and being-hj-nd reoerred rn bin dbponivour April fool !««■ luw ton>«| owl sel, and it is imtreavablc. tiaa. wu but IrUle Sued lo poA b» woj thioR 10 yowl oriwonl-go, riur oil, Ungbod Et they’d bed e> much sense « they MAfcta lorad owl lo IU mlrifoodoo of we wrote her in person. She took him had money, we'd never bin made Neback- . God hu heard and answered my prayer.” I MThe doctor, who had Utile preparation to make, started for the city, and Top, who was on the lookout for him, could scarcely hide his exultation at sending offj Naw Advartisemanta. j^epii-Wcelilitiepiiblicafl tapper GOODBISTOTBIUBnCI I .VD STOCK OF GROCERIES or Tse Green 'Mies «o iWE»L IDEFI ^ A D»nr CARBOLIC OIL LIN IMENT ' S , H DENTIST liclipi M, FMKAND *tLL,A?!“*£l HJ-fiW, Carriaic, Sim aii Onuulil hu l«A bi> kU “ calls for ootundtaUOD, or to PAINTER At A. M. Rock’■ Carriage Shop Merton St., HattingJMiri* Dr. J. B. LaSur*'* XubZMmpi- r«. “d '»“*• aetad aa bi, bod al nigku The tai dny J Aed —* b"«k‘ . a___ whn was an eariv Ad. , KE. lit! READ! READ! Special Medical Announoemenl ““ undancc «w «»« no such calls were made, and the doctor igbsd heavily, under the pressure of dis binder mv progrm. T rsWBS H r' when “> lb® W «f “E'™IS- Ab 1 >*1 “'I “1^ PT {“'j , “ be conlenl lo hre w be»d u>0 !oy Cmnf'irl and Happinett Siek and Attlietad! H astings and vioimty. DR. J. B. dlU>U. Top, in ike nnaadmo, lookadia „i. far Ike doomr’o man. and ikaagkl lhat tk. mortikearion u ta»s ~do « at kept him away. . .. fcken • Doalor SnragpnaF " ktla- rtaDyta laid bin ftienda ttat ba bad »nl him lo New York on a fool'- errand, the tai day of April, and he war no doubl uhamed lo “^Do^ooi Sir earl April,” nid they ; rura* or bod) Ibo doctor ood lb. kfod kotaod —«• cUoi. Io tao itaw ■ ™«b l» tao* biomlf .nd ri-er -aM ta «^tajbU ciarton, with a -lay of twrire haodred dollan per una»; nononr. for doiin nquired at bar U the hopiUl, bi, iBlar rooMrod two howdnil dollan io wl- ■nrroW bBVU ’ r-.Ti LaSUBB Mid Mr Top Op«<od oemnly to Slfro- Dr. taoynfa home with her, and a short time after ar­ riving there ho died, leaving her the whole of his property, amounting to <15,­ 000. “ He was my uncle,” said Top. “ Then by not attending to our letter you are the loser of at least owe half his * Ton ^went home a sadder man than he was when he left it. He knew that it and neglect, and there was little likelihood of her sharing hei good fortune with him. chagrin that never afterward was he known to rend an April fool letter, or to play a trick on occ of his friends. The Germans hare a curious way of Bououncing deaths by what looks like a «uamg ajrarii—neal, ,a™«i—• ing entirely acrora a wide double column ° ____ - — hi. r.n*-:.- t. . r.«—1 ( could oarer forgne him. Sure oooagn, no voeeired a Idler Horn New York. He '*°Sfo*Bowjkaita4T»P—Done Sir: U ™> SFlfy* wabhXg, _ _ r.riU—it will coma as a bims«K, , “ A A.\ No,—, & tore-, N« Yortirjl -I*- *' "A < rzjxWMTBUrK -«a Dr. Serogr- do.'1 koow (Higned) Tn Bmutk Om That anahent Assyrian might hare liked it, for ther wux no Bascom’s iu Babylon and woep, me, and Morrissey, and Cro1 nin and Wood ; and our teem drain our �The ^pii-WijhepliWiHOappefl CAPITAL tho NOTES. gift of his party, was elected and Mayor of the city, after filling other !«■ important offices, but hta fore of goodfid- All the old b been retained. for tbo Fifth Auditor he intend* to for tho Presidential nomination at ths Cin­ oentegerule on the New Hampshire elec­ tion returns. There will be no wine on tbe dinner ta • VICIOBY P.COLLIER. ot Cdlu.ra. He at the White House during the admin' GEORGE L. MALTZ. ol -Upon* The Detroit TYibvn' of last Saturday General McClellan's nomination for Commissioner of Public Works was de­ feated in the Now York Senate. The Katamaxoo leUgnph appeals from the decision of the court to the effect that the Hasting? Babnxb va “the original Hayet paper of Michigan," but until it can produce evidence that it hoisted Haye's name prior to October 13, 1875, the judi­ cial tribunal dedinato reverse its decision. The IrZejrapX has so for rested its claims on an utterance of November 27, 1875, which is about six weeks too tats. The Tribune is right as to data, and the fact ta tho TcZsyrapA was neither the fint or second paper iu this State to sug* gest flic name of Gov. Haya for Presi­ The Bannxr did that on the 13th dent. of October, 1875, Corrunna the and nieprapb did not fall into line but the Gen. Haseltine has been elected town clerk of Bakersfield, Vt., for tho 57th time, and Boswell Bottum has bold the same position at Orwell 44 yearn. The extra session ot Congress will be Convention—E. P. Woshburnc, our present Minister to France. Had Illi- for the express purpose of insisting upon a He goa baek, but only to remain recall. pected that all necessary legislation can be until his successor can be appointed. It is reported that Gen. Gilman Manton District of New Hampshire, on the ground into just two parties, those who want office of bribery. and those who do uot, while the former arc Deadwood City, A regular mail will be a Black Hills. utterances were not very decidedly in favor tablished between Cheyenne and Deadwood divided into those who want to keep in and those who want to get in. are doomed to disappointment. But This behind which the public don't understand, whichlwill come out iu ’a few days. Oakey HXwi|l probably turn up ia.Europe, and will make himself tho ^centre of a circle Of course a great many of those patriots nu both sides notwithstanding this, mitted suicide, for he ctyoyed life.too much. His life has been a failure here, and ’in­ - President Hayis appears to-day, outaidomi all strict stead of attempting to amend it, he has thrown off all rcstraiats, .aud will lire as According to the theory of tho new ad­ honor ministration, it does.not follow that an ap­ in bringing the name of Got. plicant for position dknerra an appoint­ Hayes before,the people of Michigan as a ment because it is proved that be is good candidate for Tremdeot, rightfully belongs for nothing else. much importance, and yet, what is there to and we do not propose to allow ua, in the country. It ia hardly fair to sup­ pose him to be able in one month to heal for years, end has^thus far baffled all the state-of mind, for tbe Legtatalure is inva- polities! physicians ; and while some may tigating them. It is shown that some of doubt the practicability of hi* course of the companies are paying their Praideots treatment, ilia but right that he should be Ktach salaricB as 837AGO per year, medial Democrats io Louisiana will find that they have lost the battle without haring enjoyed in the last Nila Republican. the consolation of having struck one stark given a little time to apply his now remedy and knightly blow for victory. before it is judged. It says ; The Hastings Ba*««» was the first pa as a candidate for the Presidency. The St Louis Globe-Democrat counts Stanley Matthews one of the ablest men - . A most valuable addition is made to the Republican party in Congress by the elec­ tion of Stanley Mathew? as Senator from The South Carolina Cate. tegrity and gratulates the country/on his election.. Judge Kelley of Philadelphia says that (, tbe South. Carolina question, by inviting “from the Southern policy of the Presi­ ^thc gubernatorial contestants to come lo Washington for. that that means case is dent, and his determination to improve the simply aril service and put it on a better basis ad­ than it h»s been since the days of John farther toward settlement than tbe case vanced of consultation, The Louisiana. facte are all io, \ there ta no Deed of sending a Commsssion to Columbia ; even the elements for an ar­ rangement are so few and manageable that suite.*’ Ex-Ger. Aiken, of South Carolina, who was among the most reluctant to accede, and among tbo gladdest to retain, but who Chamberlain and Hampton alone can close up the affair at Washington jute as well as a conference of any number of Routh Caroliniana at'jiome. Everything ta brought the carpet-baggers for a few years, will be made Collector of Customs at Charleston, it is reported. down to the single point of removing the last impediments, as the letter of invitation to Chamberlain says, “to the peaceful and orderly organisation of a single and uodis- pqted State Government in South Caroli­ na.” The situation, therefore, ought to be regarded as very encouraging, THE GREAT QUESTION OF THE DAY. Ex-Gov. Fentqn'of New York, whois one- examiners from 810,000 to 815.000, aid tho legal advisers of tbe compania hare an equally soft thing ol it. cellent clethes and up a small Hr. The public is exorcised alsmt it, and it ta not to be won­ dered at, specially as the officer# vote tliemsclrm theae salaries. On. the other hand, it should be biros in mind I notice that the Democratic thaat Internal Revenue Bureau, and the turning State Items. !y reduced. nois has been enjoying There are 5,240,550 acta of improved DW. 5th, 1876. xxiMti FK Wonted. i. Any one tr more, with I s purchatcr HsiUngs Ns- mar^Gtl Buy Monument Mill# Note Paper, the. st in the market. For "do by J. RcaIT*. * mar26uul r_______ The investi­ CHEW- SMOKE ' Smoke the VETO, the Bo* Five Cent Cigar. send oat men to weaken confidence in one of the revenues. The plan <>nggated is to j of tbetu, that a Majority of its policies assess the States for a certain amount and might be bought up for little or uothjng, let them collect the revenue in such n man­ those who refused to be so swindled being ner ns they may deem best, and tho sug­ It gestion is certainly one that merits consid­ re-insured in the surviving company. Michigan. Brick-for rale at my yard. Section 23d. in Rutland.. —-v- ■ -Hrwrrl. Njcwton. fresh and nice. thing foe two conipanira to combine, and Fur tale by J. Rontrrs , lusrStfaut A very fine assortment of. Box Paper just received by J. itoRKRTA. PostefficBuilding. ' m»r26nut was a very ncut speculation if a company eration. I see bv my W estern exchanges that L. could be so discredited that its polwta U. Reaves, who, next to the Hoosac tun­ could be bought up for ten cents on the and urges tbe incorporation into the Repub­ nel, ta probably the most celebrated bore । dollar of their value. Tbe searching in­ lican party of the Southern Whigs, who in the country, is at it again. Ho resojves, quiry now being made is a good thing. wete forced into an alliance with the Dem' himself, that the "National Capital be-re­ moved to 8t- Louis." Now if he ouly said Tbe shysters in tbe borine-w will be made ocrate at the commencement of the rebeUWaukegan, or Kenosha, or some place that known, the^ weak compania will be weeded ta down on the maps. But St. Louis! out,-and those entitled to confidence will By securing this dement in the place of bo made all the stronger and better. corrupt carpet-baggen, the Republican 8t Louis Deete ta sosae enterprising phi­ VOUTICAU Lanthropist to remove L. U. Reaves. out its principle* of equality before the leaving out the disappointed Democracy Under the new dispensation, over three Tbo United Statu Go vers* Notice. Farmers please take notice that I hire bought out the interest of Calhoun 4 Beckwith, io tbe hotel bam and you wiD find it to your interest to call aud am me. rz*51tf J. W. Bcock. in tbe County of Barry who sells Goods on belter terms, ov better Goods, ibxu Z. B. Willison. Remember that be will not enormous interests is worth about all that gation shows that it has been ■ regular We take this opportunity uf informing the public, that We will safely and radial­ ly cure all casa of piles, without the use of knife or ligature. No curt, do pay. E. F A I. W. Baowx. Hastings, Dec. 21,1876. xxiGHtl by calling at un tional 0nk. Mar22tf is improving, and everything wem a bet­ ter aspect. The city u filled with buyers, and the merchants are encouraged. Erervbod, ,<n rwl miK. lnd». wd over to the different States of the collection hundred distillers in Georgia and tbo Car­ olinas have abandoned their wiaked and crooked ways, and hare confessed and re­ ceived pardon. Amongst tbe things which this will most affect will be the production of whisky and the Democratic majorities Whitman's Assorted Canditw—the k*i n ths market. A. full supply at J. P. Roberta’. A good, man capable of keeping proper care of such wrecking another comysny., under consideration the abolition nf the VS* of this new and pop­ ular route from Kansas Cityand to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona aud the Sin Joan Mtaes. The finest line of Pullman Weepers on tbe continent between the Mis soun River and tbe Rocky Mountain without change. Address T. J. Andebhox. Gen. Past. Agt. 3nn. 4 '76 tf Topeka. Kln. mounv enough to set DVSlNMa Good* are going in quantities Southland South west. The North-west is belter support of the Legislature was given unan­ can be paid him. stocked, and will come ip later in tbo imously to Mr. Blank. Pietro. The public don't are so much about the **,lon r.jx : t/h HX What a world of trouble it Would myo ralaria ah they do about the work some of the country and themselves if that party the other officers have done. For instance, would ouly do all their voting in Hank. uce Praddeut was paid 8330,000 for Q. P. feoweli A Oo’s. £fajf Congress. te of a trip over the Atehisou Topeka BantaFe Itailnjd and of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of tbe Rocky Mountains, by "Nym Crinkle," thagmusical and dramatic critic of tbe World, sent free on pa. plication,together with the SanJ:<an(i»,det A. Card robbery that lie might be sent to Sing Sing, where ho could live snd be honest. Infctue sympathy was .excited, for this pcaitootisl thief. Suits of clothes worn given him, money was sent to him, aud influential parties gnt him a place in a paint store. Hansen wav about to walk out in a Msxe of virtuous gloty. when un­ fortunately he was recognized and detained. The matter was investigated and it was found that the bank in CinetnoaU had.: never been robbed, that he had never "been in the Ohio penitentiary, and had never committed any particular crimes. In short he "r i“p°frn‘ tramp who had oalmilatodos to how­ to make n raise. The moment it wm dis covered that he was not a hardened ri'Jian who had got a spasm of. repentance, all interest in him ceased, and he Was bundled out with as much readiness as he had been taken in. But ho got away with soifirex­ “The Barton Experiment,” by thi tbor of “ Hden s Babies." Jost rtc * by J. RonKKTfl, PoatoSce Building. baa just returned from a Southern tour, Louisiana and South Carolina was but ■ which of the rival governments u legiti- large powers, and will un­ doubtedly take a leading place tu the next Tine PRWm.NT TRAMP. Tbe pdioe MagtateaUe how bnea lafam in and New York is laughing nt them. One morning a man was dtaeovered by a policeman trying to break into a store down town. Of courae he wao«nwtod.i and before the Migislrtite bo msdr abate­ ment. He was a Dane and came to this country twenty yean ago. Having been enticed into a gambling house and robbed,’ ho became the unwilling victim of thieves and had lived a life of crimo for twelve yeani. He had just been pardoned out ot tho Ohio penitentiary, whither he had been sent five years ago for-robbing the । First National Bank of Cincinnati. I Jo ol the shrewdest politicians in the country, industry nod a sound currency. those States. Mr. Mathews is a man of strict in­ Ohio. The new turn taken in the dealing with Lira iKsraANCK. Tbe life insurance companies are in a We find per in this State to Tun up Hayes’ name the true sequel to the Hall mystery. the Southern ulcer that hax been festering tho following brief notice of this question others to bull-dose ns out of it. are finding and dare not abide an investigation; others that he Ks gone craxy and u wandering ; here everything appears to have subsided at others say that an English actress has con­ and other# that be has ended the drama in Congress as the member from the Pint R. O. Adams, of Omaha, has been ap­ would put him in an awkward pomlion j Especially will contest Frank Jones’s right to a seat Aetna* of their mind? ull j| other women. Tho these things it that they are doing nothing worse Washington, as elsewhere, since the late Presidential “unpleasantness.” pointed postmaster greet steal but acquitted. complicity in _ It killed him as a politician, and he re- trol of him; others that he ta a defaulter, Things have settled down very much in accomplished before the 4th of July. tho odium of ■OSS but hgvesupported Wsshburweassb« - --------- ; —< .. . ju AmUU.. i-u. .. .«ld Uv. h. S a crass for the stage. He believed be had the nomination beyond a doubt, and bad la him the elements of a great actor, and he been on the ticket I am confident that in spite of tho advioe of friends wrote a it would hare received a majority greater play, and took himself tbo.paincipal char­ than that given General Grant in '68. acter in it. It was a flat failure, and at However, it went m another direction, an the end of three weeks be was forced to I cannot afford to lose any flah over it. go back to the taw. And now ho has dis­ Wariiburne ta appearing in much better appeared, and no one knows whore bo is. health and spirits than when be went to Some **.y that the return of Sweeney ailed for Monday, Juno 4, and it is ex­ until the 27th of Norember, and then its of the nominatiou of Gov. Haya. cinnati ” points young Washington, D. C-, M tho White House decide it was made. Committed were ap­ pointed, .poeiieoliow w "»*> “ “ “• m*r26mat , Taken from the Hastings postoffic-?, woe time within the last 10 days, a pension draft in favor of Maria Roush, and payable at Hastings. The person having it mH. please return it to the postoffice immedi­ ately. Mra. David Rot^n. Hastings, March 23d, 1877. ■utttt who expected places under Tilden, and the M. D. Reed desires to call aUcetwn to almost as objectionable RepuUicans who ______ w under Haya it is to be no bnainea at alii there 1s but one party in New York, and £25000 found at all ■ day, ready U> do s line, from putting a new I wheel, to the building of ever seen in the county ol 150 mwiSCT J corner o plane hunters believe that Haya intends to land in this State. home and “sot” down. Referring either to his ability or avoirdupois, Judge Davis will fill a big place InlUnevlC-I^JP ta’ Church and ________ ____ Jifc aJIQME and FARM A Vtladle of Oo« HooJreJ clearly what are the wishes of the majori­ ties of citizens in the respective localities. proftailooata, for if the pot doesn’t bell At BerrienI Ths G. R. * L railroad paid 155,000 taxes in 1876 on their land grants, in the northern counties. standpoints. able, high- Senator Howe of Wisconsin gerrtk 8«aaJMaWT3 there have cowan of Mrs. Haya. 752 rho wrote isna, arrived at diametrically opposite cos- ply, bo having thta week refused to appotat a Mr. Stillwell, of Livingston county, to the Marsh alahip of the District • »«. • »--------- farorite aswi? KIT Xfd young orchard, abundance of water. ?lm(^Mp.aaranwier good hnproreoent-t to require their services on pay them, and । David HonoHSTArrta Rutland, March 22d, 1877. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Vermontville hotbed a revival the peat winter which has resulted io the conversion Oakay cl unions. Secretary of State Holdsn will deliver addreea before tbe assr-u“ FeDowe at Nila, April 26. HaB—Life Insurance—Club of AuptMui Rowyv BU.b£T.U- I .Ml la (U fin Good.. 1 Cbd>«. �A. M. Flint, Esq.,of Nashville,haaaooeplod Advertised Letters. an invitation to addroMthe Barry, JohiutownBaltimore and /iopc Teacher*’ Assoohtlon at Baltimore oa the evening of April Uth. At their caucus oa Saturday the Democrat* nomiaatod Pleiades Brown for re election as Supervisor. If we are to have a Democrat from that township, wo do aot know of a bel- List of letters remaining ia the post oftiec at Hastings, Deny Co., Mich., March 28, 1877 ; Anaie Durkey. Rqnben Taylor. Frank M. Turner. Kato Smith, Millon H. Walt. Leman Smith, Geo. Van lunigen. The Republican* of CasUotan at their caucus oa Saturday nominated Lewi. Durkee for 8upervioor. Ho *hould be elected by a declair* majority. We do not know who the other norn- Ablaha Crouiasu was accidontsJly killed on the 27th of this month, in th. town of RutUad. by a gun in hi« own hands. He was an old reaident of the township of Hope. Aged penses. Come e*»ly and secure seal.. On Tuesday evening a very mthu.lvaMic meeting of the Reform Club was held ai th* Club Room. This Club now number* 290 member*, aud fc .imply doing a gloriou* work and should be encouraged by all good citiien*. A reading room bi to be established in thia city at once, under the auspice, of the Reform Clnb. Two hundred member* are wanted who will give >2 OMh to tneet the expense*. On Friday last several of the members of the Reform Club of this eity left for the south­ west part of our county to orgauire Reform Oubs and set them at work. One was organ, lied at Yankee Springs on-Friday evening with a membership of 40; one at Orangeville on Saturday with a membership ot 12". These are both Union Temperance Clubs. Sunday night a Reform Club of 12*. members was or­ ganized at Prairieville, and on Mwpday morn ing a Ladies’ Christian Temperance Union with 26 members was organited So the good work Padison Dispensary, »»« Wap. A.T C. M. RUNYAN’S. I w.onid respectfully announce to the citi­ zens o/ Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new an u Michigan Appointments Tho President has appointed Marsden V. Burch United Blates Attorney for tho Western District of Michigat; Sullivan M. Culeheon, United Slates Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan; Solomon D. Matthews, United Stales Marshal for the Eastern District of MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. M M OF Michigan. sixty seven yean. Don't forget the Temperance Maes Meeting in Union Hall Bunday evening. Sam D. Clay and J. Mason Reynold*, two of the ablest speakers in the State, will be prvaent. Mr*. C. G. Bentley will aim addrew the meeting. A collection will be taken up to defray ex Special .Notices. The Board of Education. P0S1TIVELYCURED Democrats al their Ward Cauctuca on Friday When death Was honrlr czp«ct*d free ■wiwpslwn, all renitde. havinc failed, am! bif.ht wifi nflbiuai* candidate* for Members of the Board of Education in the First Ward in only ehild, and how etv*s this racioefraa o« piece of Delos McElwain, in tho Seoond Ward in place of Joseph W. T. Orr, in tbe Third Ward in place of Nathan Harlow, and th* Re­ publican. in the Fourth Ward in place of James Tea, 4 1 bs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., whip It will be sold at 3BO«r,,0£?‘Oxia pricks. Remember the place, al J. N. RTj'JV'YJIJV"S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Gite me « call. xxiBfitf Chairman Dew. Cily Com. I. W. Vsoomax, <?haimian Rep. City Com. Settle Up. POULTRY WORLD. All pen® nr- indebted to John Stanley an- notified u> conn and settle their ac­ counts. Thu tunc i» at hand when the tqaltera must bj Nettled to plow up the old niattcrs, and a irurd lo the wise _i< *uf5cicut. a* no man wishm to pay twat*. By heeding this you will do me a epecinl fa­ vor. 02753287 GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS •pleadedTlturtwted TwpZ'Amhev.POVVri" Y WORLD. Hast- Geo. M. Savage 80 Go’s Col John jJtaki.ky. The Republican* of the township of Prairie­ ville have placed in nomination the following excellvel ticket. It ought to be elected by a decided majorl(y. Supervkor, John J. Perkin*. Town Clerk. Edward S. Brown. Treasurer, Washington Cooper. Sup't School*. J*me- W. Socket. . School lnopecu-r. Joel Harber Justice of the Peace—Con»titutM>nal Term, Henry F. " oudham : to Ml vacancy. Win 1., Commissioner «f Highway*. Michael Do»l*r. Constable* .Cbarle* l( Haggle-. Caleb France. John II. Freeman. Harry Williau,.. Tbe Republican* of Bahimorv haml the following axcellsal tieket. *bout<l be electe»l by 1U» majority. Supvrviaor. Henry Houghtalin Town <lerk. (Tiarioe M. Maek CHICAGO SEED COMPANY Ilanurter*. Grower., and Jobber* of Fl> t<K1UN AXi> DOMKSTiC IHE^lanD Cummlsaionrr of Higtwara, John H. Day. Sup’t of Schools, George E. Bryuwr. A*6 LOWEST PRICES. Set ttr hajMst cf th* Baluhk DtrhsgUa BmL Url Cc==J--t3r,S. iX.S.1. _ School Inspector. David £’. Sanborw. Drain Coinmi«aio»rr to fill vacancy. Darwin INthFSSMES REGISTRATION NOT1CE\t».:MzJ >?,. «.V <Vfg „f IltutiUft, City Nominations The Greenback men in the 1st Ward nomi* naled for Alderman Ralph Jordan, for Consta­ ble Henry Marble, and for Member of the J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, MICHIGAN. HASTINGS Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also n full line of IWHI®. EMS, M, OILS, Board of Education Frank B. Dodwr. In the Third Ward, for Alderman Israel S. Boice. forfonstaNe Andrew J. Ru*.*. for Mem­ ber of t||t Bonn! of Education A. Philo Drake. In the Recond Wanl. for Alder® n Anson Kelley, for Constable Hoary M. Wentworth, DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. . Legals for Member of the Boanf of Kdneoiit n George ■i.w of .Mirbhras. unit Rogtn-iOe th«m >o the privilege ‘VllILOA.8HEi.DOX. th- Board of Resist ration. City Drug* Store — PATENT MEDICINES *t«ispM~SXSCCTlOli • Of all kinds in endless varieties. LAST CALL. Parties who are indebted Ulf B.I.V.YER Office on irnunts tine prior to Jan, , • W<, nili find thcmleft /or coUri-tiun icith an effi~ fm iprii isli 1S77 A word iciee is sufficient. ~0E0. M. DEWEY, Pub. AI1 About the County. Among the moat delight I ba oys of I-------------- r— ---___ those wonderful T»ae-eo»arW clood-bannerv floating from tbe Alpins di»». Bat it « in ths sunlight that Malar* hangs out these beautiful tokens. Belt b only in the Klo’r ®* health—the sunlight of eur inmer bciag-r<hat nature reveal* tbo.* physic*! ••rosy ebeef’ and ••cherrrlip. top” which everv poet of ths south ha* invoked lb* xxi68tf THEFAMILY GUEST POWERS &BARLOW. Detroit Advertisements. SHEEP PEED. W« otfrr BOO bu, REFUSE BEANS LADIES-—Come and see Mrs Potts’ Sad Irons—Something new. Delmonico Range And other nice articles for Ladies’ nse. fa<iu<ntlti«sU>rait. st □8 centt F«r baalMil* M M«' >'t «»<* a Mis* fbr b«si. '’^ufa. ntnby? M. JOHNaos A co.. Umocnrtr, and ttrsshteck , J* *• “i- -< tk. a,, “« ’•"« st Edusation. u imiiiii* I, lli.lm. w a. . "-'-l *• L-*. ■« by ba jndkhMM n- wdlJi U* /Kd,J' ..rt cueu— —— * I for Printers. Strictly Pure Lead, Star Nails, Wiard Plows Every one guaranteed We also offer a full line of general Hard­ ware.—Please call and examine our goods. �turn ot manure in open yards] pass down the case, u it will be found on removing it ftrt WTMai & Saniiai Hayas does not smoke. in the apring that tbe soil under it haa not From “Hon« and Bevtety.” 6erib»«r*k ter April. Deck your houxa from .award ooL LM ther. btt M taSMrt itetas Wbart to orate* wMk gifte torsu Loro both teuaaa sad dlvtaa; become colored by its juices but two or three inches deep. Now, I claim that if an abundance af litter be used upon the surface of tbe manure to retain moisture and to prevent evaporation. all thata farm­ Aftw that tk« WiMt rem er makes can aa well be preserved in hi* or bay, is suitable; but a great many peo­ ple injure, and sometimes destroy, their beds of strawberries by covering them too thick, and thus smother the plants. Tbe covering must be light, aud admit air to the plants, or they will be found dead in tbe spring. A dressing of doe, well rotted manure spread among them before they are covered would be beneficial, but not partic­ ularly n sc canary. The covering may be Whoa fc ths spring bs a . mulsh to keep the ground moist; but it abould be romoved from over the crowns of tbe plants to give them room to grow. Some straw­ berry growers add more hay or straw in the S’ng to their mulches, so that no weeds grow before the plants fruit; but this mulch system cannot be adopted where the plants are grown in matted beds, but only where they are grown in rows or Mlb. Bal beware. iMt these Kamila Caro on oal<ard thtamle waste: Bare ta heart-sell* tek sad chaste. Whan dees fertaao really raaUet THE BEST BREEDS OF POULTRY. A cow fed on 20pounds of hay daily, haying no shelter ta the winter aeason, exccpl perhapa an open abed about to tumble down, would be in no better condition ta the spring than she would bo if ted on 15 pounds daily and kept in a warm stable at night, and allowed the run of the barnyard in pleasant weather. Thia is a result that has anbstantially been proved a thousand J»OW, I will compute the Lore to a times. farmer on ten cows, which *" Wk through the winter on the unprotected system ; and many barns afford but alight warmth to ■lock over the open air, being boarded ap vertically, with esneks between tbe board* from a half inch to an inch wide, and all such barn* come under th* losing system of wintering stock. Everybody who keeps domestic poultry, desires to keep the most profitable fowls, and if we examine the poultry papers we shall find so many conflicting opinions that we might ns well not read them, so for as giving reliable information is eonearned. Then if we abould ask the ques­ tion “which b tbe best breed of fowls F’ of a score of the moot experienced fowl-breed era in the United States, their. replies would be no various that we would still be in tbe fog. Prehape there ia no man living who has bad more experience in keeping poultry, and writing on the sub­ ject, than I have for about half a ccptury . yet if that question were pul to me, I eoald not give a direct answer. It depends on what use you desire to make cf your fowls. One who wants them to sell dressed, and a breed that will produce a large number of eggs would need a good aixed fowl aa the Brahmas. Then if eggs be the chief object. a smaller breed would be bet­ ter, as the Uamburgbs and Leghorn?, which are non-aittera, and excellent layers. I think that no other breeds are superior to the three I have named. The white Brahmas are the most popular, and may be kept oa about tho same quantity of grain as the Leghorns and the Hamburgs. I am sure that the list of breeds of poultry in thia country is more extensive than bene­ ficial, the additions that have been made during tho last ten or fifteen yean from France, and other countries, being more for the benefit of dealers in poultry than because those breeds were superior to what we previously possessed. It would be fair to esti­ mate hay to be worth 115 a ton, as an ar- cows not well protected will require 50 po inds a day more than when kept in a warm stable for at least four montha. or 112 days, worth 37 i cents daily, or during Probably tbe loss oo meh 112 days M2. animal, M matter how fed, would be at least M. Consequently formers who study their own interests build warm barns, but ■om to be wdi ventilated ta mild wetah- er, and thus save eoongb in fodder in a few years to pay the cool of them. ean be done But ranch with old buddings to make them warm; battens can be nailed over the cracks, the rooft can be repaired, doors made to shot dose, and thua tbe comfort of domestic animals can be enhanood, to say nothing of tbe raving ta fodder Fmrness, *<to you realms this imputest foot ? Some of you do not seem to real­ ise it at all; and such men are always talk­ ing of “ hard times," being alaA in all railroad time table. Mrs. Hayes' favorite color is light tone. Tilden will spend tho summer in Eng­ T*Hac BSwt Dec. loth, i816 land. Brigham Young ■ to very poor health ■nd unable to walk. , wiMttcaMa. GOING IllSf. Bodtoe has beaten the great California bores Occident—three straight bests, io 2:24, 2:23}, and 2:2M. open barnyard as under corer; and I would prefer to have my manure spread A young man having complained that over the yard occasionally, and covered with straw, than to hare it thrown into a young lady had sat upon his hat, he was ’heaps 'by Rs “ * |___ and________ thrown ____ out told that ho ought to know better than to ' of windows back of the stalls, and so re­ hold his hat in his lap. main all winter, with much of its virtues washed away and lost. neighbors with a bright “ good evening." It doesn’t take a great deal of extra effort PROTECTING STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Strawberry plants require protection to reach out. your hand and give a hearty about December 1st, and after the ground hand shake, but there is a heap of comfort baa froxen ; and anything, as leaves, straw, in it. NmUIv dooorate Uw ateU: Next paar craabUac (•»*• Lar your road bed* deep end wall— Iroads. Railroads. Railroads. Phax and Phun. into tho soil and are lost; but nch ia not S S3 HeUl|Ccr’.k UBS"- Owing to tbe depressed state of the silk market in France, the workmen in Lyons arc for the necessaries of life, and the Chamber of Deputies promises relief. It is aaid there are 50,000 idle workmen in Lyons alone. TRAINS POING NORTH. This is tbe season of the year when a man steps on a loose bnck in a spongy sidewalk and has a quart of mud squirted up the aide of his best pantaloons as a gentle reminder of the fact that gentle spring it fast chucking winter out of its Two sable philosophers took shelter un­ der the same tree during a heavy shower. After some time one of them complained that be felt the rain. ‘‘Nebber mind,” re­ plied the other, “dere’s plenty of trees. When dis un is wet through wa il go to de oder." A. M . ■' ’,8 85 QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. A malicious Chicago newspaper says that MAY L_nrte. a St. Louis belle, traveling in Europe, bad Depotlosl of Third attrat. DMreil. Train a last made exactly like her foot; and she Cb.cMo Um*. nJ Iraje d.ro< Mfellow. got it through the custom house free of Toronto end Bwlolo Rxpreo. j charge as a work Of art by pretending that it was a part of Bartheld's colossal statue of Liberty. . A question of advantage is uppermost in assn's minds just now. Wc arc all puailed to know who is better off, tho half of the people who are positively sick with colds and their attendant evils, or the otber half who are about to be so. Ours is a charming climate, especially in March. A student, being desirous of learning whether there was any truth in the state­ ment that Seneca was addicted to drunk, enness. opened an illustrated encyclopedia, and, having found th* name of the cele­ brated philosopher, tbe first object that met A writer in the Country Gtnilrwianmyi: bis gase was a wood cut, beneath which "In my experience, I have found foul-in- were the words, “Seneca after au ancient foot to be tbe resnlt of a disorganised or bust." The ardent investigator, finding overheated system, more than of anything his wont foam confirmed, looked no farelse. To corroborate what I my, I will give you a very strong instance ofit One An American lady who had been vkii year ago last spring, I had a valuable herd tag Canada courteously invited the customs of Short Homs under my care. Among officers to examine her baggage.' “There is them I had 13 casre of acute foul, in ani­ nothing but wearing apparel In tho trunks," mals from six to eighteen months old. she remarked, with a pretty smile. The Every one of the infected animals were be­■ officer unlocked the larprat trunk and ing highly fed. In addition to oil eska,. pounced upon a dosen bottles of French they were getting a very liberal allowance1 brandy. " Do you call that wearing ap» of chopped wheat daily. About 20 young­ pare! 7” he asked, sternly. “Why.yZ" atom in all were receiving ebon; the rest ‘ they are my husband's of tbe herd only oil-cakc and bran. Now those 13 eases all happened among those that were being fed on wheat. Not a sto­ gie cam happened among those that were Dot fed oa chapped wheat. AH alike were kept scrupulously clean under foot. Oa reference to my note books I observed for three previous yean the result had been the same. This iUustratea plainly that fouli-n-foot is the sequence of a disorgan­ ised or overheated system.” His remedy is first to give the animal a large dose of rw A Fort Ways* Battrsod*. P. K I.OOMIK. PrWla^t O..T Maa 8. K. HOOPkR. G«a'l TWkot A*w»r. A lively pupil at a seminary asked the preceptress for permission to drive oat with a gentleman. “ You know the regulations of the institution,” was the answer. “Is he your father ?” “No." “ Is he your brother ?" “No.” “ Are you engaged u> him ?” “ No, but I expect to be before I get beck." That answer woa the day. The following paragraphs, intended to have been printed separately, were by some blunder so arranged that they read consec­ utively in a Paris journal: “ Dr.--------has been appointed head physician to the Hos­ pital de la Charite.—Orders have been is­ sued by tbe authorities for tbe immediate extension of the cemetery of Mount Par­ name ; the works are being executed with the utmost dispatch." Basuae-With Detroit. Il iJMals A ■inftweW i R W I^Lov-With L*k» Hksre * MieN. BmUi (Air Um.) _ . ..... Asacaa Jcscrsor—With Drtroit. M Birst JJl.ou and Balt I««re A Ohio Railreete. Fort Watxs—With PituMrrh. Fort Wyi« •IAMB 1APJM BIVISIOI. Tbe BeHtMe Shert Lite . KAffT ASD WEST. to aai> rsoa BUNB BAFIBB ABI IHIOIT! TIME TABLE. Furniture. Coffins Etc. Am Arbar Wane Jut. and be happy again. CM S.» 001 as A Gret ReiBCtiOB it Pritts SALISBURY & BROSSEAU FURNITURE He Greet Swteni Ttaufc Northern CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY lh*y do. SAVINa MANURE. Probably but few farmers exist who have not rand ssuclea ta the papms advising them to keep their stable manure under corer in a cellar under the staffs, or under a shod ; but in both places dung is liable to become too dry, and tho straw among it will not decompose as rapidly as it will when exposed to rains, or ifmuch borac dung be mixed with it, or if it beaff horae dung, it will ‘■Sr.fcos," UM1 wiU U (Ml, IBjmd. outside uncleaalmam, then lift the foot, and pass a hair or hemp mye between the boofiu drawtag it seraral UmsH to end fro; continue this gently till you have removed all filth and.noxious matter. The next operation b to pmdti® tho foot for 24 hours at least —and longer if necessary—til) tbe inflam­ mation b thoroughly reduced ; use bran, h.™P.,orH»ced meal for this purpose. “It will do !” is the common phrase of those who neglect little things. “ It will do J" has blighted many a character, blast ed many a fortune, sunk many a ship, burned • own many a hoAsr, and ruined thousands of hopeful project* for human good. It always means stopping short of the right thing. Not what “ will do.” but | what b the best pomibte thing to do, m the point to be auand at Let the man once adopt the maxim ol •' h will do!" and he b given over to tho enemy, be b on the side of incompetency and defeat; and we [eluhia aiiusia J. M. HEWES. A which all the aamw u* wrin of lb ■Cock ■ rweeiced, b » Rood thiifl, bwt b woaH W. p-l <hwl better if tie teuwn [vania ’ amid bw ibtro^M, w« cam ■ Moalb fnm « ptuwp cdpioiag or war oaUw. Sto^statjonb The mm on be raiiuC wtawwe wader a abed, wlm ptod ta deep; b aaal be kept eat, er it Had better be tafk ia the ^baavard. 1^. t «. of the epi* a I BOH, Jr. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-02.pdf 005e07a2533866f8f0e084f7db4a8f99 PDF Text Text 0,1876 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1877. VOL. XXL NO. 97. ire- ------------- ; GREETING,! j^juiYeekfifiep^licaj1 banner jFARMERS fon. AO-SFIF. GEO. M. DEWEY MESSER BROTHERS r/,z;uA' -V/« l^LISUEH. Trot friaudibip and Mtlity. Are on hand at the old stand with the finest Stock of Implements and Machinery ever known in Hastings, We Save the ;U oj JACKSON WAGON, DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, iwiatTisiifo. DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, All the above named Plows arc sold on trial. Who ini b*UMa th* Usht of Aar Single and Platform Buggies, J *(»«« >4 (clans I Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. PSFSKSM ffl BJSIKESS CAMS this rAfun is on m.v. with GIVE US A CALL. Burns Messer. Chester Messer. | Doctor Aikin’s Double Column. JU»rrtW«« C*«tr»et» —aiW — Mm KTMIT! READ, READ. WLVMf. ’ IX CHA ‘ KRY ,‘?2L7twj5Ll^uSttOVraa •J.tjjU-um*- Mi*. **£S SMITH k- H 5 ,/**-. ATTORSEV AT I aW 4 bOUCITuUTS iiA^inr. ryyolgategg cgaoMt-7 NmiobU Iitnk. UMUnn. M ils »tu II. C. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, MICH. Bl IIIIT COUNTY, FREEPOIIT STOSnn - ‘ XXUtf •Serin* and - J.?.? M. W. RIKER. IUIHC1 OF THE PEACH. <£••»>» Mi iM.tis r U«nu t m-n Black. SlaUtMrw*. ■aatiar*. Mkk_ _____________ WM. UPJOHN, rUTilUTAX A St RURON.-OBca DR- 11. E. PECKHAM. tttWilC riirilCIAJi AND NVMBON. DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.D. xxu<r W>L 11. HAY FORD* AtTORXEY wu ; .uumIUt bCU-. aajUWWtov UawFl AlMla: ‘"J nt.***** s*4 HWBlg?X^. ArlUrUl ERN lAL i-sviie SmBsW-"- READ DR. C. RUSSELL, LUCIUS RUSSELD, LIW Y LR.‘< ireail Caart ComaManar. Jaw. Kick. UH AS. H. BAUER. 1HORNKT AT LAW AND FKOflBCTggQ cW- M» WM. BURGHER. ATTuUXET. Coaneellev. sad WWter." •Itau hi.. >in.iiaca. Mich. ISAAC vr. VROOMAJT. VSDERH.’EltirT.ItapntyXJ.H. Mar*^G<a- JOHN Q. CRESSY, C. G. HOLBROOK* fti 'KNKTAT LAV and MiaiMr g-rs:' jErtu-rfkv •J-'fc “Sr* oNl It an koan til «.Gr??l!rr.Tr The 'one was killed, hare envied that young, girl’s voice—it was threw him over. clear and most melodh ms, and every note she warbled was true a>ad full She made They carried him Io the best rocs, sent a very pretty picture, this little Minnie, as 'for ‘a surgeon, and Minnie lingered near sho stood there singing to her old .father. the door while young Oldfield and another The last rays of tho setting son fell upon of tho party tried to restore him toflife. her rich chestnut hair, her round,, white She h^tened for any restorativs they de­ shoulders and arms, and threw out the ool- manded, and at last, when the surgeon ar­ ore of her pretty gay drees, which was rived, crept into the room to bear ms vtr. short enough to give a glimpse of a most diet. dainty little foot cased in a neat black boot When George Savage arrived, the next The long, green branchai and bright flow- day hia old friend waa In a raving delir­ era of a red rose twined around the pillar ium. For days ho hovered between life against wbien she loaned, and the whole and death, and in all tliat time Dot one of effect was very charming. tho gay fishing party again came to tho | There were two people who thought poor artist Minnie was hia nurae. Her ■. so; one was Joe himself, us he lazily old aunt who was very much interested in j watched and listened; the other was a the poor young man, directed her and horseman/who had stopped his steed near George Savage in their treatment of the I the inn, and, nopcrccired by the group on invalid; and when tbo young man was । the porch, was waiting a ps'ise in the song again out of danger, and hia friend bad I to speak to the landlord. The rider was a returned to Loudon, Minnie and her aunt | young, handsome man, and evidently had were left to take care of the stranger. Young Grant, in his convalescence, made I' on eye for beauty. * “Now, Minnie, sing one of the songs a study of M innic. He was charmed with you learned at the school," said her father. her gentle, tender care of him, and , “ Whew !" said the rider, in an uuder- amazed at tho fine, cultivated mind the • tone, u Minnie sang the Aral words of the simple couctry maiden possessed. When cartth'nu from “La Somnambula," “ now his friend Savage sent him any new books fur screeching." । from town, and Minnie read them aluud to No such thing. Sir Critic. As the last him, ho was delighted with tho depth of In note died upon the air, the young man information her^remarks displayed. short, Mr. Herbert Grant was in lore. struck his hands together, exclaiming: “Bravo I I beg your pardon,’’ he /dd One morning Minnie waa reading to him cd, seeing the surprise his appearance oc­ in her rich, melodious voice, from Miaa casioned. “ I have been here some time, Landon's poems; but I could not make up my mind to dis­ “Ilk »f*<rinl thine turb such heavenly sounds." The landlord was up, bowing, and Min­ nie had vanished before this speech was | Cao haiwjor. tnr wear diffaraat awata*. I half finished. j Giving his homo to the hostler, and or-1 I dcring a private room, pen, ink and paper, I I the traveler entered the inn. After supper | was served and eaten, he drew his chair up 10 the table and wrote the following let- — EVERYBODY “ Diab George :—Here I am ot •■JcuBT.tU.Pt »l Taat*e> -TCa.-” - one of the •nWEY ** kt?,hVl irei^k’^ra liu • "Pshaw r aaid’Mtanie, trying to laugh. "Has not your friend sent you something _0-- interesting«kthan — twu more tlftsI4?f “Minnie," said Herbert, looking full into her Urge dark eyes, “I think it is beautiful." What a brilliant color the innkeeper’s daughter did possess. _ ,, “Minnie, my own Minnie, I love you," said Herbert, I A week or two later there was a very | pathetic parting in the little room which Sir. Grant occupied. * Fox and Hounds,’ as I told you I should be when I left you. I arrived here about an hour ago, and disturbed at her song tho most lovely—but never mind now. Como , down as soon as you can. The party from [ the Squire’s will be hero to-morrow, and I then I shall present Lord Adair's regrets j for his absence, and introduce to their no­ If cold DtcMnhar «iv« yon Mnk tice Youra truly. Herrert Grant. __________ ' To Hon. Qco. Savage." “Good-night nnd gooa-bye, Minnie," said Herbert. “I shill be off before you AN INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER. ‘ are up to-morrow, and will write in a day ---------| Mr. Grant presented his letters of intro- <or two, and soon return to claim you, Min­ to the Squire, and was politely re- ।nie." l The inn where my heroine was bom and duction < Tho next morning Minnie waa up verv lived was the only one in the neighborhood <quested to join the party. “ It mu»t be nice to be rich and power- early. ( Had she not to get her father's ! of the town of Cardalo It stood about thought Minnie, as she saw the def* breakfast । before he atarted to market? half a mile out of the town, and was a fa* ful," | with which Mr. Grant assisted Kate But after her father bad left why did she tnous place of resort lor the young people crcncc < "" Ur iava»«ira:c and who wished to have riding, sbootinc or fish- iOldfield from tho' saddle to the ground, not return to the house, instead of stand­ marked tho low bow with which he ing and talking to the hoetier, as he fed ing parties. Ixtoking from the windows of and । and watered Mr. Grant's horse ? It was a the house you could fancy, so wild and pic­ gave her his arm. He called- me Minnie this morning, beautiful horse, and Minnie evidently turesque was the scenery all around, that you were miles away from any house; but just as if I were a servant," was her next thought so ; elso why did she stand strok­ it you left thn building and climbed tho thought. “How handsome he is, and what ing his mane, and paitiag it ao fondly ? hill directly east of it, you could see the n pleasant voice he has ! Minnie is a pret­ Mr. Grant was looking out of his window, ty name, as he says it." and there was a pleased smile on his face town of Cardale lying below you. "Minnie I Minute ! Where are you ?” when he noticed her. He came down a Joseph Langdon, or, as ho was general­ few moments afterwards, booted aud spur"Coming, father 1“ ly called, “ Old J oe Langdon," ban owned And the vcuug girl hastened down stairs1 red, and though still pale and rather weak, tho inn since the death of hi* father, who 1 was tho former landlord. Here ho had to assist her father in waiting upon liis* in high sprits. Minnie bad a secret for her fatheg's car 1 brought his wife home ; here his only child, guests. As she was parsing along she met■ I Minnie, was bora ; here hi* wife had died, Miss Oldfield, who had torn hcrliahit, and‘ that night, and the <dd man said : was on her way ep stain to repair the mis-‘ “Well, lus, if he’ll prove he's a respecand here ho himself hoped to die. • table man, and can support you, why he’s ‘ Just at the time my story opens therei chief. rr “Here my girl," she said, rather haugh a liberal kind of fellow, I think, and I ! wu not a happier mao alive than Joe. His1 na. A««>« ’’•'‘UmenTt.^xV ; inn was io a flourishing condition, with a1 lily, as Minnie passed her, “come with n»e suppose I must let you go." I And Minnie, seated beside him. nestled new sign swinging from the door, and tho1 and mend this rent." Minnie followed the handsome brunette, close into his arms and sang her sweetest । old name, “Fox and Hounds,” blazoned on1 it in letters an inch long. His prettyF who was evidently in a bad humor. She | SODZS. ■•‘■’t'i.ZL'i’TM PTIO?'v ___ -ra—tv daughter had just completed the education1 waa still seated on tho low stool beside her, he had given her in b boarding school in .at work upun the habit when Harry Old­ young Herbert Grant is pacing rapidly up Cardalc, and bad returned homo to pet her field, [ Mira Kato's brother, joined them. and down ; an elderly lady, seated on a so­ “Come, Kate, they are all waiting for fa, is talking to him. old father to his heart's content, and Joo, • , to complete his stole of felicity, bad just .you." -Dear Herbert," »ho is saying, “I wish received notice that * party of young la- ' “Let them wait," returned Kate. you would listen to reason. What will dies and gentlemen from Oldfield Hall were “I tell you what it ia, Kale," said the Kate say?" , coming down tho next day io spend the young man, “I would not let them sec how ,fKate! a cold-hearted girt, who mw me day in riding and fishing, and: would stop croes'l was about Lord Adair's absence, if brought, dying apparently, ton bowse with­ •11- SUB”?.* •th,r ro«»»* V ............ at hu house for both luncheon and dinner. 1 were you. He has sent a very handsome in half a mile of her, and never sent to “Now, Minnie, las*,” said her father, subatitute, and if hia excuse ia true, why I know if I survived my tell I I was a fellow “ you are sure all is in order far the fishing am sure it is a good one." , creature at leastI" , “Important business I Fudge ! As if his agent could not transact hia business. “ You see, Minnie, this is a fine compa­ He will meet a cold reception when he does ' ny. There is Squire Oldfield's sun, Har­ ‘■you do not know Minnie. She is do come." ry, and his sister, Mias Kate, and there are “Caution, Kate. You may lose him al­ coarse, uneducated rustic. Any lady may more; and, to be sure, there is alord among, together. Do be agiccablo to hia safesti- be proud of her beauty sod talents—and them, Lord Herbert Adair, that they say is lute, so that be can carry back a favorable mother, I firmly believe if it had not been for her kind nuraiag. I should have ; after Mia Kate." report.” : “Well, father, all is ready; and dow ; “If he comes here u a apy, he had bet­ died." ' coma out under the porch and we can chat “You did not send for me," said his ter return," said Kate. “Doubtless he will r together. Who is LoidJAdair ?" t. mother. be wdl paid for h'ta nows.” i “Why. he’* • great lord. Minnie, young I ___ waa conscious they did not Why did Minnie's cheek fluh and her“No, until _ and handsome and very rich ; and they say fingers tremble ? Surely the girl’s sneering know where to send," he ' replied, i- his mother and Squire Oldfield's lady were cold tone waa nothing to her. “George eame down by a former invitation, , very intimate when they were young, and । Tho party started off on horse baxjk in and I feared to toll you, levt, in spite of r they wanted Lord Herbert to marry Mias fine spints. In about two hours they re. | your feeble health, you would insist upon ’ Kate. The young folks haven't seen one I turned slowly sad sadly as a funeral train, j cowing to me. Mosher, you will consent to , another yet, but his iwdzhip ia to eons h down here to-morrow to meet them ; and as they are both young and handsome, whr <rf course they will &D ‘fa love with each Jf other the first thing. * Now,- Minnie, sing night before I “How did iiouw. T. J. WILDER, [BABY THIS ! JAMKS CLARKE ittobnsy \T LAW A SOLICITOR HARVEY WRIGHT, tewMare. From tart's donbu and ani i*«y. acoesT. w« WHOLfrNO. 2039. �^ariing; and now my \xxir tired bird can r«L" They had been on the continent, and is no k.Qgcr of great value- The issue is now against Mr. Goodyear, aa Mr. Good­ This being the true situation, we believe that the Republican ticket has a very to tbrtr tanu in Hope lowaxhip, they left Midbright promise of success Wehsve rea­ dl«rill« on tba aborv data, aud had got to with­ son to know that the Republicans of this in about three mile* of homo when tha accident occurred. city on a fair tert rf strength, undisturbed Ijr," said Herbert, dismissing the man. joritj. Wc see no reason why thia election “Why. Minnie, you look as terrified as if I had said I was a highwayman." We have a good ticket and a clear cause. Minnie crept up clone to him. National issues will help us for tho tri­ “Lord Adair or Mr. Grant," she whis­ umph of the Republican ticket will be a pered, "you are my Herbert still." triumph for President Hayes and for his policy, and that feeling will enter largely Ths ?o|ii-Wcekiy fiepliblicaji haipef Haitibob, Mien., Apr. 2, 1877. nominated on Thursday evening, by tho Republicans of the <nty. into Mr. Stone's dooryard, where be Immodi- It ia a fact worth noting that when are informed. He wan buried on Thursday If Got. Hampton had only been pig­ last la Hope, near Cedar Creek. The above facta we obtained from .Mr. Stone, headed enough to refuse to visit Washing­ and they are aubalaaUaliy correct. ton, what a hero the Northern Democracy would have made of him t LORENZO D. QUACKENBUSH. President Hayes asked for the prayers of all "Chriatun people," and now the JOHN HOTCHKISS. MILTON PRICKETT. TRAVERS PHILIPS. For SoptniRr 3S *ad 3d Wards. MILO T. WHEELER. For School Inapactor. CHARLES G. HOLBROOK. SHERMAN C. PRINDLE. WARD TICKETS. * 1st Ward. ANDREW E. YOUNG. For VoaiUbta. ISAAC W. BWARTHOUT. 2d Ward. WILLIAM H. HOFFMAN. WILLIAM POSTLE. 3d Ward. JAMES A. SWEEZEY. MARCUS 8. STEBBINS. Ward. GEORGE M. DEWEY. For ConataHs, WILLIAM TINKLER. BOARD OF EDUCATION Union Ticket. delob r. mcelwain. HIRAM J. KEN FI ELD. NATHAN BARLOW. To SH Vacancy. A. PHILO DRAKE. JAMES CLARKE. THE CITY CAMPAIGN. were elicited. Grant entered the White House gold stood at 132. When he left it, it had fallen to though none of them were living with him, we 105. JAMES W. BENTLEY. BAKER SHRINER. Though a large part of the top of the skull wan literally pummiced, yet no shot passed through the skull. therefore, un itedly and harmoniously, to The affair occurred in front of tho residence secure the success of the excellent ticket of C. H. Slone, Esq., of Holland. Mr. Stone Polltical Notes. REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET. of unlocking the hand* of his watch, whieh had In some manner become fattened together. into the campaign. We have but to work, THOMAS M. COOLEY, of Wwhtenew. VICTORY P. COLLIER. of Cellwun- dental diecharge of the gun, while tn tho act and lodged under the iknil. Liat of Patents. Ll»i of pateuti iuued to Inventon of Mich Democrats are all mad as hornet’ because each dated Fob, 14. 1R77. they are “counted out" again. Furnished this paper by Cox ± Cox. Solicitor* of Patent* Several statesmen have signified their Wuhiugton, D. C. willingness to serve on the Louisiana Com­ J. Lowall, mall bag, Jackson. mission, provided the President will insure E. Pepple, motor. Hartford. them against any invitation to a quadroon F park, stump extractor, Lapler. ball. Tho Cincinnati Commercial pointedly observes that “President Hayes will take the troops out of Columbia and New Or­ leans presently, if the Southern people will permit him to do so. The St. Louis Republican advocjfos Prof. Langston (colored) for Commission­ er of Agriculture. This is a Cheering in­ dication of softening asperities on the part1 of Southern Democratic papers. The President and Mra. Hayes attendI the Foundry M. E. Church in Washing­. ton. It is not the high-toned edifice, but1 tho place of worship of “common” people. ' The President even walks to church, amidI the “ohs” and “aba" of Miss Grundy. , The mrsaing A. Oakey Hall of New York city has not yet turned up, and it is I now believed that he has run away to avoid arrest because of his connection with the1 Tweed ring, which ia likely to be estab­ lished by confrsmons of Tweed and Sweeney. Tweed u to go free; ao is Sweeney ; so are all tho members of the “Ring” on making a ‘‘pool** of their stealings for the benefit of the dty. Ont of several mill­ iou plundered from it, the city, it'is aaid, will get back a million, and give the rascals their liberty in return. Governor Robinson nominated George 8. to the important office of-Superintendent of Public Works of the State of New York, but the Senate remembered the “masterly inactivity” of the General, and aaid “nixey, my boy,” in a rote of 13 to 9. AD ia qaiet on the Potomac. Preaident Hayes estimates that in the course of four years the American people can be indoctrinated with rational views on the subject of civil service reform. Certain gentlemen who went on to Washington with very obtrusive "claims" have already been graduated with a very liberal educe An impartial Preaident, according to the gard to the Southern question, and every lag the previous sues—m of Mr. Goodyear, G. Cornell, gate. East Saginaw. C. Peterson sad A. Dunnehake. drill reamer tsp, Detroit. » W. Taggart, mill*tone curb, Niles. W. Wells, fruit crate, Muskegon _ C. Wilde, feedingtrain to drills, Berlin. State Affairs. Wm. P.JGraves, of Northfield, wouldn't take market price for his appleo last fall, and now he has 3,000 busheb on his hands, all frozen. H. H. Pike, dow of the Clifton House, Niles, ia goine back to bis first love. He will i eopen the old Pike House on the 10th of May. The widow of ex-Gov. Epsphroditus Ransom, of this State, died at Fort Scott, Kansas, on March 17. Her remains were brought to her old home, Kalamaaoo. for interment. , • TJ'c *ife ul Job Manly, a farmer resid­ ing in Bedford township, seven miles northi of Battle Creek, committed suicide on thea 21st inst. by hanging herself. She was ' temporarily insane. eats demand of him, precisely in the 600. Th. Ml« ,n th. Hod dmrtmra method jnescribed by Democrat*, and at wra 7,548 MTM for 876’10. Th. u>ul M1M from Ju«n, 1870, were 270343 their doabu. We think these geotlemea rare lor 82319,002, inriurire of 880,052 that it shall be done. far fimrw-T Ralna It seems that a view of the disorders in tion. Mr. Goodyear's genius. like that of South Carolina, taken from Columbia, dif- -A??1’ Kn«!‘™l'-To red th, »!. Ureeg. wril, to writ. . le<a,|, glancing through a telescope planted 500 81, 1876. Thia report corers two Michigan compa­ nies, the Detroit fire and marine and the Michigan State at Adrian ; al*o 105 com­ panies of other States, three Canadian companies, four English companies, and one German company. The total paid-up capital of the Michi­ gan companies is 8400,000 ; their admitt­ ed assets, 8819,062 ; liabilitiaa, including re-insurance fund and capital, $560,856 ; surplus as regards policy-holders, 8638,205; surplus over capital, $258,205. The 105 companies of other States show a paid-up capital of 839,039,230 ; admitted aasrts, 895,057,659 ; liabilidee, including re insurance and capital, 871,162,164; surplus as regard* policy-holdcra. 862,i 934,725. . The Canadian companica show a paid-up capital of 81,539,546; admitted aueM, 83,462,716; liabilities, etc., 82,084,470 ; ■urplus as regards policy-holders, 8L917,- hand, and be master nr c__. . ... ----------- — uj at ouce. miles away. Messrs. Hampton and Cham­ mlb raw,, ererp (portion of Egon, berlain, who ought to know something of riueh era. up u, pmnieo—I odl th.t , what is going on in that Stale, both good od.totton. And If pto^d tho.hU. itj u.trm. pure, pumnotie.1 Ke,«fi,b i ngurt it to uu exoeBral oduoetion. Th« STS thatnnls ~~ J.... . rJorioB have been greatly < letter of Acceptance, hia Inaugural 'i’e-V'" "'"**•** ad- drees, bis Cabinet, peculiarly composed us it ia of Liberals and Northern and South- our Washington, D. C. Maryh 26, '77. Ed. Banner.— our Statesmen have been unable in the past to adjust. And no one hut a Demo­ crat or a fanatic would force him into haste. Notwithstanding hia avowed re­ pugnance to um of arms to bolster up any State government and his reiterated n.wtions that we must have full and complete restoration of civil government throughout tho Union, yet, because he very properly pursues a cautious, statesmanlike course and forces peaee upon all would-be bellig­ erents until lime shall have demonstrated - PO^ Mari THUen P:atis af Ksxl. lief. 1'our. truly -------------... , THOMAS F. MOORE, WM«.- >u Card K«-m, I'vr-jiu. jth Co.-> Jill FEEL the necessity of definite action. The rampant Democracy here charge him with MYSEl7~A NEW MAN. takluit V CSrwiiO GOOD EVIDENCE. Pa to W aoco lit, for dew fore to til C causes combined. It is noteworthy that that tbq very parties who urged him for­ ward, are those who are now condemning Mr. Hayes for not precipitately withdraw­ ing tho trooja and trusting everything in Al bad men in arms. Mr. Lincoln*a policy TM of making haste slowly in undoubtedly a' sound one for with him and Gen. Grant, o«u Mei 1- liOHE. productive of beneficial results. Northern Republican* here unite in believing Mr. Hayes should take all damred time, but APPRECIATION.' emptorily recognised. ’ We wholnow him believe he will not allow htatoclf to be swerved from hia course of sagacious and weeks only. Office seekers by the thous­ and hare harassed him day and night be­ I-ast week I wrote you that the Democ­ #5* Johnson to enter at the very outetart of hia administration upon summary dispo­ sition of weighty affaire of State which slightest reason why be should Dot pro­ ceed cautiously and with the fiafleet under­ standing. He has been President three Washington letter. iArkej. >* AiUuiuij. cautious and discreet, and tee well taught by the example of failure -wade by Mr. fraud and deception jn bitterest terms. Mr. Johnson, at one swoop, was going to $76,023 losses paid. The companies of solve the reconstruction problem ; but in­ other states report $107,675,539 risks written, $1,533,525 premiums received, stead gave us a Pandora's box of evil and $769^52 lorn incurred, 177,502 Iomm the unsettled political, offaire of South paid. Tho Canadian companies report Carolina and Louisiana rre to-day, more $9,997,609 risks written, $162,873 prem­ than ten years after hu attempt, as much iums received, Gt>0,909 losses incurved, $65,309 losses paid. Tho foreign compa­ due to hia ill advised haste as td all other nies report'811,160,133 risks written, $lf.0,909 premiums received, 8103,844 losses incurred, 8104,210 lotaca paid. The summing up of Michigan buiocsa for the year 1876 shows 82,052,720 pre­ miums received and 81,023,045 looses paid. The excess of receipts is over 100 per cent, but from thishsd to be deducted all the expenses of doing business, specific taxes, etc. The summing up of Michigan business by stock companies for the year 1875, as given in Commissioner Row's report made abaut ono year ago, shows 82,522,605 premiums received and 81,350,148 losses paid. The excess of receipts is 81,172,< 457. This shows a larger buxinres by nearly one-quarter in 1875 than in 1876, but a smaller proportionate excess of re ceipta. The commissioner estimated the average net profit on the entire burineas of State for 1875 to be about 12? per cent in the premiums received. crJraifc-stun D,,‘1 swn'nnK.-waut. became President, unmistakably point to •Ml wind Irvin the It.u the very matters alleged by It He m to' TSSirftMrr Mr—ral. .nd fc.ra-1. The foreign companies report their gen­ eral condition on June 1 of each year, and bencc statistics at the doac of 1876 can­ not be given. • ■’ The leading feature of thia report is its , showing of the Michigan buaincre of 1876. i the two Michigan companies report 812,। 054,515 risks written, 8174,413 pram cause certain offices had to he filled by new appointments, and it is sheer folly to hold him amendable for delay in afi racy was not happy. Now they are. They The old State House at .Lensing onme s have, they say, discovered that President near burning again on the 20tti, a brisk ‘ Hayes has been guilty of bad faith, and fire having started in a room in the base•torias I«P»- Ut they are exultant indeed at the confirmacaught by sparks dropping through a holoi tion of their "I told you ao." They under the store. claim that the Southern members of Con As a result of Dr. Reynolds' labors ini gresa, waived their opposition to his being Greenville, -Ml persons joined the R-form declared elected on thfi sole ground of eerClub in one night. Later intelligence from Greenville brings tho news that the Reform tain pledges made by Mr. Hayas' confides Club has grown wonderfully since Dr. Rey­ tiai friends that when installed, ho would nolds left there, and now has over 690i summarily withdraw the troops from South members. The city polls but 633 votes. Carolina and Louiriana. They daim The annual report of the Flint and Pere M-np-Ue Bxilrad CotDjMj t» 1876 wm ptthluferf « lh« 20th ira Th. mm ahows 336 miles now in operation. The rad tra Ora 612,000.000, tl,. bonded d«bt tww bring *6,961,005. Theraning, of lb. roU wm 61,000,363, urinu Sf.. •xJ’ra “nl875, rt*m“S • dratra oi JJJ;Th< oponring expenm 6636,298, or • drarra of 862,161 from th. prenon. jmr, bring a net mernra of !8«,476 over the previous year. To thia rirald b. mUod 854,097 prid for now rril., । bMMofcn plrad in th. owutrnotion, but Imi jra in th. eqrae raonit Th. nmbM of praMgra rarirf wm 463,439, • drara. rf 31,945 from th. prtnra. jra. Th.0M.Wrnf ton. of freight omnad WM 339,767, a domnue of 6.384 ton.. Th. drara. m tk. payroll ra m WHIT I MOW ABOUT VE6ET* truth, are in a terrible strait of mind be­ On Tucedaj surance commissioner 8. H. Row L»n co®' cause we would like to believe that some, plianoe with a reaolutfon of the house of representatives), showing the bumoesa of sionally give us a truthful ettatecicnt. We the stock fire insurance companies author­ ised in this State, the smounl of their risks written, premiums received, and year —not against tho controller of power­ following nunnor. ful political influences interested in hia “Would your lordship like any refreahmt?" said a servant, coming in. “Lady Adair,” said Herbert, gaily, “shall ord® refreshment?'’ -Udy Adair P aaid Minnis. “Why, Herbart!'' cried hb mother, _HJR. Steven’s Column. hence we who know the proticnere of the Democratic press to tell nothing but tho The hauranoe in Michigan- Fatal Accident which h’e used to wield, and his assistsnre Yoere rwpar-IaDr. Mu. A. A. DINSMORE. V«g«CM i* Sold by all Dnggiitt. Lical Blijipe^ fiotice? justing Southern matters which had 8 pars of Geo. Grant's bort judgement without Eucceacful issue. THE COMMISSION. tiou to go South ss a member of the proposed Commhsion, and it wrma a farther, that he never could hare been declared elected but for the awistonce of tho Southern Democrats and now that he iul and ■> right wilbo.1 th. ddito-nuOu refuses to abide by his agreement, he is charged with fraud and deception in profuscst Democratic epithets. It has boon ■aid that a Democrat is not happy unless ho ia throwing mud or vilifying his oppo­ •f « CobbMui. The Hooiken, lUpablioua do Dot mt It, thuiog it ra.j tbraraod o.,ra „„t Srator Shontuo •nd Mran G«rto|d. Port,, „d M„'. them ra th. Grad, of Mr. H.w «dd to be tho n.rra u, 1E, ^rara.1 .hk* euod.Toi.to. The "Iron Trail.’ A spicy sketehjdescriptivc of a trip over the Atehison Topeka and SantaFc Railroad and of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by “Nr® Crinkle,” the musical and dramatic critic of the New York World, sent free oo p»plicadou.togctherwith the SandtuinGituk, maps and time tables of this new and pop ular route from Kaaw Cityaod Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arisons and th? San Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman Sleepers on. the continent between the Mis­ souri .River and the Rocky Mountains without change. Address T. J. Andkhson, Gen. Pau. AgtTopeka. K«Jan. 4 *76 tf Ddrae lie mogoiuoo of Hempun ,od NicloH,. The Denoenft objeet to it b««™ the, ehiw it >o«H b. bat . re^ nents, and the wholesale denunciations now etidoo of the Electorel Cotoraiwoo of Whitman's Assorted Candiu*—the bet. extended to Mr. Hayes,"seem to indicate «ght to ermt, far the n the market. A full supply at J- p,hV •»« bo Heprblfcmo, Btri .ptrid, u io Marta*. • high d.gra of fri»t, ora Ui. oewl, Uw Ute Triburi, decide todrad t„ TOtug ra, giratoSra tor Gordoo. B.t u Soouor. Sher».o ‘tod Gorito, nrodiu. thrir rtra , oftheUrgd., uduoo ooo exhibit, the rarioetog pepere, ud forther u Mr HMtohoebemionutoigoortoDeofth. whole mera, rail th. p. rtoedrti, their prra ora th, Bera th. prapoeitim be* We the publie, ly cure all of kmfis or thia opportunity of inforawg that we will safely and radial­ cases of JwTrs, without the u* ligature. - No cure, no pay. E. F. 4 I. W. Brown. Hastimob, Dae. 21,1876. xxi68B CHAMBMBLAIN AND HAMPTON. ----------——arc UU3Notice “■d preparing for their reception. Both ’will g0 before the Cabins, determined to Farmere please take notice that I have ’ bought out the interest of Calhoun A , Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will "eh a the stand taken in advance by their find it to your interest to call •"*! mf' I xmfiltf JBmock, w. ra otoW. to g|„ u,, iojoltod. Of ooatoo m o,dk< gurar 1 whu the itotoraUte „d trMhfd ttora ' ’ Brickfor salert’my* yard. Section 'Aid, in Rutland. Timon. Hkvay L. Mwton. Dec. Sth, 1876. Wanted. Jus .ubbtan.—Edward .nJ™, toll.lh“ 1 . t^Rrwk" Goodt, W __ ... M I �MJSavage&Co's Col. GOOD BIS I0MIP0BU8! What ia harder than eanfog money ? Collecting IL Railroads. Railroads. New Advertisements. •fr’hortu! Llaa Why is a palm tree like a chroodogCr ? It furnishes daks. Railroads. W01Wro^S2 CHICAGO S Kt®MIAiLAKE SHOHE n.^,tar~vSw‘^<w*w KCHlGAriXsom Affection which is never reciprocated— Neuralgic affection. TIME TABLE, BtfwjDec TsHsi - Cheas can never bo a fast gama; it takes four knights to play it. Swift, on the War Path with a new and well selected 10th, 1876 GOING EAST. TRAINS 00IN6 SOUTH. Who is that lady whose visits nobody wishes ? Mira Fortune. STOCK OF GROCERIES When is a horse not worth a dollar ? When it is worth less (worthless). • A little boy’s first pair of trousers always fit if the pockets are deep enough. Ue. Tilden’s income-tax suit is not dead but aleepcth, and will bo waked up in the course of a few weeks. Lswto MOO. PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY Why is a room full of married folks like an empty room ? Because there is not a single person in it. Generally that 1 have again embarked He who reforms himself has done more toward reforming others than a crowd of noisy, impotent patriots. . TRAINS OOIXO NORTH. w Tie Grocery Business When a lady now declines to accept an offer of marriage, she presents her unhappy lover with a cardinal mitten. Bitting* asya, “1 spell it ‘kaughphy,’ and Webster spells it ‘ooffec.’ 1 kant tell wich ia right. Web. or me." The invention ot tbe musical scale oc­ curred in 1023. It was the invention of an Italian monk, Guido Arctiue. We can generally tell what a man’s go­ ing to do next when be pats tbe lighted end of a cigar in his mouth by mistake. Nobody knows to this day what a time Noah bad of it in the ark with the ante­ diluvian ancestor of the present Kentucky mule. Battl. Crc.k. OLD STAND on Jcffenon Street. Ie"unitedsTATFS ailed Free •ud“ The above goods hare been selected with great care and will bo aold at price* that FLORAL'. GUI DE DEFY COMPETITION Cali soon and examine my stock and prices. J. H SUTTON. What word o£ five syllables is that, from which if ytttf take one syllable away ho syllable remains? Monosyllable—no syllable. JR AND TRUNK RAILWAY. " MAY L_1876. lAIIS’ , An exchange says it is thought that the time will yet come when members of the choir will be expected to behave during di­ vine service jug as well as other folks. CARBOLIC OIL - A Frenchman is about opening a “Hy­ meneal academy" in Covington, Ky., in which young ladies will bo taught the marriage service, with all the proper sobs, sighs and hysterics, in three easy lessons. “ Madam, did you ever lift a dog by the tail t" “Why, no, you cruel thing, you.” “ 1 didn’t know, because 1 just saw you carrying your little child across the gutter by one arm. A dag’s tail b a good deal stronger than the ligaments of a baby's EAST AND WEST, roinnox THE FAMILY GUEST -iitfsrtts.fi,-,£1 LlJSttuti WJ!' Detroit Advertisements. he'd be ran* of yon at any time and could afford to watt." A lecturer undertook to explain to a vil *”*“ TIME TABLE. I£y I8SX. J*ek. Allx.tk tap Expttw ' Gr*d IUpid».Lrill“-. U.mmood IMO MiMlevill. Ilw Furniture. Coffins Etc. ' i.n“ silbriuc VraontriU* 1^7 KMen Itapid* ".S Riva* Jancrioa 3.05 Ana Ar box 600 bo., REFUSE BEANS In qoandliss to rah. at BRAND RAPID! AND DETROIT! The Company ro^ryiot th* right t a vary a> ei uwrtance* may ra«wire. TRAINS WEST. I FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO., e«6W Datroiu Mieblna. and be happy again. <AS ’a ■c 7W TO.IO | 7G t IS a.#) 1X01 an * » 1SJS • 35 10 Ob MO »« 4JN 11 15 IB 6JS 7.W :• »», V® k»s low 11 X>. un MS 25 cents per bushel, Pensions. A Grot Redaction ii Pries I REMOVAL I SALISBURY i, BROSSEAU Old Bounty Land Warrants. FURNITURE, United States General Land Office. A man with four wives was brought be- “Say, Pat, suppose Satan was to come along now, and see both of us here, which do you suppose be would take, you or me T' Totak.dftet Mohd.y,Srr. M, 1M>. neon r. su •h undsn except »d. IDsily. Parlor unao all day trains. i hi fin tlirooth fiSEUs Only 50 C«nU a Taair, i-T-vyjKl-v A scientific writer says every infant can say “no" several months before it can say “ yea." An old bachelor who has been re­ jected seventeen tinjw says this habit of saying “no" before she can say “yes” clings to the female infant until after sh« becomes twenty-seveu yearr old. claimed the astonished Hans. “Four vires ! Dat was a most hinooiosa crime! Discharch him at vonsi. Off be lif mit four vires he got banishment enough. I lif mit von, and I got doo much banishment already.’ SIANt IAPIDI DIV1SI0M. Tbe Reliable 8b«rt Llie X^ara. um.' The cable sadly announced, the other day, “ The Pope has had another chill." And now tbe patent-inside papers of Iowa al! his anathema* against type. ti-.uavAW.vsfirt CHICAGO k. LAKE HURON *4 The convicts in the Massachusetts State prison are holding an industrial exposition, ■A which specimens of their handiwork are sold for the benefit of their familial The establishment of tho experiment station at Middletown. Conn., to examine and report upon the merits of fertilisers, is said to save the fanners from 650,000 to’ 6100,000 yearly. . J1CXBOI--C1OM connection* are Skoda with road*. Joas.vit.Ls--With LakaShorwA Mich.Soathera Railroad. Bamkom-With DetroIl.IIHlwlal. i Sosthweatera Railroad. . . r A^r u“ y®_W“k Lak* 8Ura * MUk- 8oBtho»»' [janl&.'7tkf] A western paper coarsely calls the Chi­ nese immigrant a boat. Regarding him u a vegetable, we should prefer to speak of him as a qucue-comber. Prof. Spencer F. Baird says be gathered up ons night as many as 350 birds which haff killed thc’nselvcs by striking against the lantern glass of the Cape Hatteras lighthouse. -MH* n» dally except Sunday. De sot fool of Third street. Detroit. Train hic**o time. and leave depot as follows oronto sad Bafalu Ex pre., ! Uptote? Goods Braids Frmo, k The Graef Soathern Ttawli^ of yi/g coifX<4 or CqfaL ^/toLro/l Srt"r», o«r '•mmMTlY L004T*° if T1* ffrLrfiTToourSToilt, 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO Northern Anars of Pay and Bounty. OENTBAL RARWAYCOMPANY Look here ! Look here! >*«tumapoh% and til SoaskewMtara w. L. BANCBOrT/L^l*,™1- J. M. HEWES, we guarantee Satisfaction. H<ma> ftmiidHd t™ u, M, purehwog , CoO. ,o«k 016. Important Notice. Hawriwoa, March 16,1877. Hiring fonnd the payment of High Rent a tax too great for n>y cnstomerfi to Uke/Ktailri, Williamsport. Barri.burt- TU.tt.ra- r., l-olnt/. "«* Dn"°imWS! “«« Fhiladelnhia mg ssS-SsS; swaSr'itSw V Psnnsvlvania Railroad STATIONS on apply «° 1I1JIU � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-05.pdf 1760a085a986b80e67e731516ba45047 PDF Text Text 4' Is. ■BLE. • 10th, 1876 1ST. WHQfrE NO 2040. HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY APRILS, 1877. NO. 98. VOL. XXI. ■>& g ?S ?8 IE“S :s GEoTm. IS 8 =IJ5 :s I5JS5 Dninn ILaUrOcLu. ILclWS. ' ' ' ! Tbe Uble i> u follow.. Hour pre bbl, ure.ei.rea with moot of IhoofieiJ. wbuo grain per cwt.: «lo‘J >t * to manage our railroads : and I ail’d n u, Na,. Ko • II aw om fre0 frec ,0 * admil 1 have k*Te found them tl>cm to 10 Frtigkt r.. l ai, .ws dmil “aLI ''SiToVarter. now" । be as a class, as intelligent, honorable and I to DUroii. t&£& humane as tho average of any other elan The Question of Needed Changes in our Rail­ road Legislation, i of our cilixens. They fully realise the fact that the success or failure of their I roads is wholly dependent on the prosper- | ■ ity of the “producers snd consumers" i Here we see, at a glance, that the loca' located along their lina. And I believe 1 rates charged by the Michigan Central them to Ihj sufficiently intelligent and on tho War Path with a new and I . ' Railroad Company are not only far belowi shrewd to sec that any policy pursued by Swift A Special Rppart frem Ceamtaleae r • the ratra allowed by their charter, but them in the management of their roads well selected I they are levs than one-half the rates which which would “work great injury" to their S. S. €•¥¥. i the State of-Michigan charged her own , patrons, must of necessity result to the 4 on citittM when the rr-ad was owned and I detriment of the interests of the onrpora»« Rite*. OrricBor tub OoMMisuoNxaor ) j was being Derated under its special di- J tions which it is their duty to serve. j Kaii.ro ids, Lansing, March 20, *77 j rcction. J CHARTERED ROADS. In the face of these facta, what weight To the Ron. C. M. Crosicell, Goctrnor . Of every doeription. J would beg lave | of Michigan : should be attached to the statement in tbe’ The roads operated under special _ chatr above recited petition, that, “railroad com­ ten, in *this State, are the Detroit and craidarefl.to inform my old customere and the i Certain quatiow which material panies combine their wealth and influence,1 Milwaukee, Erie and Kalamasoo, Grand ' ly affect not only the railroad corporations thereby forming monopolies working great River Valley, Lake Shore and Michigan doing businew in our State, but the gen­' injury to the producer," etc ? Here is a ■r joi _«xw ! 1 Southern, and Michigan Central. eral intereats of the State at large, having . »»?l U00> 3UW I ' case in point: The State owned and was1 In the case of the Detroit and Milwau­ PEOPUFOF BARRY COUNTY been prominently brought before the operating the road, and certainly should kee, it is shown by Table XIV., “Rata of ... . ->.(*» .♦■<« legislature for their eonsideration, I have' be operated in the interest of its own tili. Transportation," of the report of tho the honor to transmit to you, and through‘ sens, and it is but fair to presume that it did। Commisaioner of Railroads for 1876, that a| । \> OQ | 80.00i 0 ....I i i» ' Haunt!, <hu 1 lure uni. crebrekwl i» you’ to the Legislature, tbe following so blit with the rates charged, as shown1 the average rate received per ton per mile “bringing roads undkr trx gknxkal report, embodying in a concise form the above, the State became bankrupt, tho1 for all freight transported for that year RAILROAD LAWS." results of my investigations of the sub­ first jiortion of the road built had been ‘ was one and sixty-seven hundredths cents; jects mentioned. Ii do this in sccordauce worn out, and with neither means norr while but one road operated under our _ — , jects menuonea. The request made in the first resolution, „,;L eaction 10, of the act that we respectfully ask our Legislature credit to place it in condition to do the‘ general law. reported an average rate for I --«r creating J creatine this office, in which tho Commis­ business which was offered, it was com­ tho yrar, equally low. This road is, and to bring all such roads" (meaning, un­ sioner is required, at such times as “he pelled to sell the road to this “monoply," lias been since’ April 15, 1875, in the doubtedly, the chartered companies,) “un­ shsll deem advisable," to “examine any and the “great injury" worked by them to hands of a receiver; and his repoi> for der the general railroad laws, should have TOfBSOHAL j At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street.■ I particular subject connected with the con­ the producer has been a reduction of rates 1875 shows that the net earnings of the dition and management of railroads." to less than one-half those formerly charged road, the earnings above operating expeo- some plan by which this could tie accom­ THIS rsPETt GN HLK WITH “and particularly whether a claMificalion by tho Slate. As both the average and aes—were but 834.185 41, while their in­ plished ; for I apprehend that this, or any , j of freight can be made," and •'whether local rates received by tin- Lake Shore and terest liability for tho year, accruing but other Legislature, will be puxzlcd to know WThe above goods have been selected any railroad corporations make any uis- Michigan Southern Railway Company, as not paid, amounted to 8386.407 93. bow to proceed in order to compel, against with great great care rare and and will be crimination in the rualtar of freights shown by the report of the Commissioner From this it may be clearly seen, that• their will, nnj set or body of men to or­ with will b.between points intereected by compNing of Railroads, are lea than those of the even a slight reduction in their rata, ganise a railroad company. sold al price* that lina and jointauot so intersected," and re­ Michigan Central, it is but fair to pre­ witliout a oorroponding increase of bus"VNirORM MAXIMUM RATRS." port thereon to the Governor, sume _ .uu.v that ___ _the ______________ above comparison ,---------- made in iuoss. would almost inevitably, -rcdoaJ The second and last named resolution DR. 1. M. IH.AZOA of the the ease of the Michigan Central may, । {|iefr earnings to an amount lew than their a very titv large larec number of copies c< embodied in this petition is aa follows: fSb’IAN A SVRGEON with equal justice, "be applied to that com' Ml’owing prtittot, coming freu JI preu of with equal justice, be applied to that com- operating expenses. “Retolced, That the general railroad law ! The table referred to above showa the our Sure. ."J mg"”* b’ pn»o<.t'f high 1 of the State should then be so amended as he rata of the Michigan Central Rail standing in their several communities, have average rate received by tbe Michigan! to require all roads to establish uniform JOHN ft. EASTMAN. been presented to both branches of the road Company, quoted above, are the reg- Central and the LakeShore and Mich«atf'^ Ratriwltim ra4CW| S-warimara rata, according to the distance ATTORNEY AT 1. \W A SOLICITOR nlur local rates at which a shipper may send Southern roads, respectively, to have beat of transportation, for tho _____ portalion, for the carrying of all Oil ■OO. nJ «!»»■»• UMi1* ,llJ Legislature ; and the subject matter, to gether with the high cbaraetcrofthesigners one barrel of flour or 100 pounds of grain ; one and one-tenth and one and one-bmid-’ produce p^|nce and merchandise ___ ----------------------------------------over their lines." ’ ■ _ ______________________ of this jwtition, would seem to demand but it is a well known fort that at most, if redlh cents per ton per mile, which are less‘ jQ _______ consideration of the propoaition ::____ :_____2.. tl.OXZO I). CAO'VALLADER. [jsnia.’Tari not al all, the different points named tbe rates than are reported by any other |jcre Kt forth, it may bo well to quote from for it more than • |*«nR notice. ATTORNEY at LAW 4 SOLIC ITOR • here set forth, it may be well to quote from through rate given, for the last twelve roads in the State ; and that of the Lake committee of The petition i» as follows : ■Ire report of tho select '______ _ _'*the V8 months at least, have paid to this company Shore and Michigan Southern is a less r ain ------- :_._j U. S. OCWVC, Senate, To iht Ronarable members of the J^gista. --------_ ,, J ' --llulc -n— --------------- — u. O. u. 1872, appointed “to inbut „ut a a trifle tjifle of of the the rales rale* quoted. quoted. rale than j have ever seen reported by any TCBt4gate and report upon the subject of Again, this petition asserts that ^id | businere. out- t^ngportation between the interior and aarehltf. H.ax. Uutisci We, the undersigned, ask your honora­ creature 'inis v.cature is in not above the creator. 1 I j side the State. . the seaboard." The committee was em­ PHU. W. MSKERN. ble body to enact laws in conformity with is is true iruv ;. and -ud hcncc it ‘.I follows follow that the "" -n,c stockholders of the Michigan Ccnwcred visit -different different poinis points in tho the mjm coc»T ■ -Lti.i i: and al ! child is ..«• not above rh.. the nirent parent |jBT(J ivtxtttM j^ened wv no return —upon their and obtain the testimony of ______ wt„2 /_ “ all ’1 i Cimu *» , ------ ■; ana al ,, irai nave j—■ — ---­ the following: ___k .1... m.vnnttMUtllf uoterr 1 . . ... that, lima those . J .to •. ____ . •information r_____________ competent impart upon WUBBFA*, Uorporationt, and especially though the parent may pomesa the poirer iBTC9Unfnt ^ooe 1873? and nt that time Mr ii-v a dividend of 4 percent, in stock, any of the numerous questions having a railroad corporations, artius«!ljr .n the! to cripple, maim or destroy the child, an I rzHiroaj cnrjM*-*.* j ■ a Worth u lbc pre8cnt time but a bearing upon this important subject. The BOWEN, . __ _ — rri k-i,it of combining their wealth and influ- cxcrciM of this power*!* justly regarded i I as the most henious of crimes. But may , frnclion oTcr forty cents on the dollar. result of the investigation of this commit­ thereby forming monopolies inimical « 7*. ! wc , not truthfully claim that the railroads ) Lake Shore and Michigan Southern tee is the collection of a vast amount of ♦str ■ “X. - .___ «nn Zb. Twmde. pi.pi.. wort ng are the children—the true, legitimate u follows: testimony which fills a volume of nearly inj«n lo both PnJu<« < offspring of the Slate ? Have not the ' August ----------- 4, < iq -i one of 4 1874, 4 per ~-nt cent. (one thousand pages, ocoompanied by tbe HiffISCJ. nun., u K b, .bicli th. • ! ^^rtioeofllierilWWl rut ef h» ,individuals composing the State laUred for February 1, 1875, one of 3| per eent. ,report of the committee, a volume of near­ February 1, 1876, one of 2 per cent. ]ly four hundred pages more. The com­ |.Er W th. l>»er eetepriW t» W ।their conception by voting aid, douatmg lands, money, time, and general encourageCures Rheumatism and ?••«»»’«*•• The stock-of this company is selling at ,mittee was composed of Senators William enh.nc^l ™lo<» for utiel.. tn""moot, while the State, in her true capaci-1 k less than -50 cents on the dollar. ’Windom, Roscoe Conkling, T. M. Nor­ portM for eot»umpl>0" ; ty ot parent, gave them birth by the grant The overage rate received by the Grand ,wood, Henry G. Davis and John W. K,n Wa«M*«. 1' » • •dl >«Wil“h’1 of franchisa upon which they live, and j River Valley road is reported to be two Johnston. ./.riel, that “the en»tur« » not .bore without which/they cannot exist T AU g and thirty-two-hundredths cents per ton Upon the subject of establishing uni­ weet s otel per mile, which, from an examination and form maximum rates by law, the commit this can surely(bc said to IRIPHH .................................. MICH prop.' for to the Michigan Central and Michigan (comparison of the reports of other reads ’ toe report: .nd th.t tho~ lh‘t treeeh upon nshu Southern Railroads, the con.trurt.on of g similarly situated and doing a correspond­ "Equal mileage rates they pro­ the neoplc t>y extortion should be sum amount of business, appears to be an nounce ‘impracticable,’ because— MT-IT NEVER FAILS! Try it Once-fe* which was commenced and earned well ing . ' «ith b, th. eo.etn.ent of BOARD AS" ROOM. $•-' W PER DAY'. towards completion by the State itself. jlow as the average rate received by its a. ‘ It would prevent railways from low­ Xi.. .nJ •*>'■«>»” f-”' RAILROADS ‘ CHAROINO ENORMOUS AND ering their fares and rates so as to compete As the rates for the Ene and Kalama' UNJUST BATES." with traffic by sea or canal, or by a shorter visions; , , Whereas, The several railroad. The third “whereas" in this petition, xoo’ road are not re r-rted separately from or otherwise cheaper railway, and would ,rf'thia State, and particularly those opera- “That several railroads in this State, and the other branches of ithe Lake Shore and thus deprive the public of the benefit of Un "^■^l3-X'I«”e1iX« particularly tho* operating under special Michigan Soatiicrti, I can speak of that,' competition and tho company of a icgiti, Ions time. •»» Jet. enms.on 5X, !>«’• few r» • 1»S ?”•' “J only in connection with the rate reported1 mate source of profit.raRRANDWItMAMStCO. b. ‘It would prevent railways from mak­ ■mi vet charging enormous and unjust by that company, and which is shown else­ where ; but ss tbe Erie and Kalamaxoo is’ ing perfectly fair arrangements for convey­ X I^W-wre of rhi. Suu, non X I. a. ~.; to. U rtym. BJ th. re­ one of the branches whose burinesa goa to ’ ing, at lower rates than usual, goods h 2X1 'h"”aRhlJ “TT make that low rate, it is safe to infer that 1 brought in large and constant quantities, port of th. Commirttotrer of K*Jre.J. for Pensions. the rate on this road ia as low as the low-* or for conveying for long distances at a 1R?.TU .rorep. nt. rereirrtl on «>• lower rate than for short distances.' .LV.' iff GOOD 1KI810TB PUBLIC! DEWEY Dail-nnaA New Advertisements. Dapper ITRLISHSR. SL. s£ STOCK OF GROCERIES ; Ai>yf:nrisL\ro. JI ft l islaturo wss this, one, which makes the State liable for any damage which might aecra® to companies by reason of My "alteration amendment, or repeal" of any of the conditions of these charters. If these charters were ever valid, the proviso quoted must of necessity be valid. It would seem that the charter of the Grana River Valley can be repealed, so as to take fffect in March next;but I tail to discover any advantage which is derived by tbe company by operating their road under their charter. Neither do I dis­ cover that the Slate ia io any way tbe loser by permitting them m to do; but, ou the contrary, it is shown by the report of the Commissioner of Railroads for 1875 that the company pay an annual tax to the State of 114,940 ; while under the general law they would have been liable, for the year 1875, to but 85,73338,—an amount of 89,200.62 Jess than they are now paying under their charter. If wo fail to discover any real advantage to be gained by tbe State from the repeal of their char­ ter, is it not clearly for our interest to permit them to continue the payment of tills increased amount of tax ? er Tae Grocery s Bran® -d> u BUSINESS MBPS B 15 :s . B. L«di HV11I0M. »rt Llae EST. IB BETB0IT1 LE. defy competition IF^“ CARBOLIC OIL 10 LIN IMEN r irr ’ S IS , H DENTIST S 15 HiCllilU. Wfflt, ■&W Sin aai Omaental PhoroukfireIPany Ea tab! PA I N TER Merton St, - Hattinoo, Mich xxlnSalO Ad. ~RF..U> 'HE.1I>.' BEAD! ' RAILROAD GILM0R8 i0i«»rat P°iu >" Old Bounty Land Warrants. Joy Comfort and. Happinu, To THE Sick and Affileted! Hastings and vicinity. eJS Suu. a.n.ul l—d “*"■ DR. J. B. LaSURE AIwu.rrv“JIU'“"7 Are not the facts as above set forth a wwtj-i™ n»J’ Sure/.hieh returamto>.«l for .tta* «f plain contradiction of the assertion tost these roads “have been for a long time, one Legiluare tobnnj and are yet charging enormous and unjust wi for 1774, 1-37 centapcr • rata ?” c. ‘It would compel a company to carry for the same rate, over a line which has been very expensive ia construction, or which from gradients, or etberwiae, ia very expensive in working, at the asms rata for which it carria over leas expensive lina.' for 1878 on the same roads, 1— cents, a REPEALING CHARTERS lawn. The difficulties hero enumerated apply Tb.ttbosnn.mluilrnmU.n. Xfb. I trP"-p" The statement made in the first roohi. F'u X bn » .mended u to empire l with far greater fores in this country than । iion, vis: that ‘‘inasmuch as the charters in England. Our roads are much longer. ^““n.e-bl^:^M" “ ■ u oomwrireti »itb Ut' l,m<" “ t of the several railroads of the State, opertbbSut«,«idon onr toding ro«d«. « “V। sting undet special corporate privilqia Their circumstances and conditions are leas . kJ on.otont.ting to now tho nrerngo have now expired," is, so far aa it relates uniform. Thu difference in cost of con­ X'tmTfe'lh.e.rrji.bor.llP^'1'' ’X* Iho noighbotirg Sub., struction and expense of working different i to the Michigan Southern and Michigan X b Ohio, th. .""go, ■?“ sections of the same read is greater. There L Central roads, true to thm extent only: b, & report of th. -T *is lea uniformity in the amount of busiJlYtn-eio^^l-SaXThe only condition made by tbe Stete, by sLiotolh. je.r eoding Jarre 30, 1S70,’ which it conla alter, amend, or repeal their nces on different roads, and on different ...1 ", rent, pnr too wn mtlo; in Mnm- charters, ia set forth in each each of them sootioM of tbe same road. A rate that h^reiu be Emu»rioo.re tn their rowould ruin one road coating 8100,000 per in the following words : mile, would be exoeauve on another that i^to 1875. gi" “SWJ. 87. The State raerva the right cost only 825,000 per mile, if the amount KV t.king the rt»d» st any time after thirty yean from the pas of busmoa on ooh be tho same. On the ansc of this act, by a vole of two-thirds ‘t°M rtrebTtbo lo«"t other hand, the more expensive road could, of aeh branch of the Legislature, to alter. -' ^Tlir uh Dr. J, B. LaSur>'» Special’Medical Announcemen! da O<1 At A, M. H .ek'. I'arriag* Shop nortinp cr\v^7h„e b«n >be 1“ ,w H MWte taM With n>k* ea all tralor- Railroad TlOXj n KI<lllr> < ompUlMta, SuaM* —.•Aiflip,,, i-- .. _ . ----------- —“”r in lb. r report to tho be ruinous on the cheaper one with a small amount of business. And, even on the -OU PCT too pre =dn. » ^“,i“freBth’“rnre 1875 b, th. to nil tho prapotj ttaSuuW reqowred w rf ftnw from wrt*lPJ“'°d ,i„ tlu XUV —V--- ---------------- «-----. the State for all damages sustained by rea■on ofiud. Jutruiott, «n>*>tta«>t, or re’’’Now, if tho Lqtuluure tod tho right ^d. fot IB”- P^XTbYth. Suu (or tbe tuMportWio" O reran*. * COAbULTA TlO.'fFJtXK. Toteot £r onXTs^ after ebmpd „u re«e><«t I, Hoio„ fa„r J“YnMb*ton C"1"1 B“ln*d 1 cenJf _£ nffioial career of nearly four DB?£reY of . been intimately 1 rears I have, ot ne<wj. [Conh'r.ued om Fourth Pnyr.) �The ^epii-Mf tajMIicap tapper formed men, mud for men who do not wish' UKO. M. DLW1CT, around would never have any more lovers, and FIRST WARD. to be led into temptation, are those held the family alter ; and the walked away and hu not yet beeu found. For Aiderman. The woman was very pretty, and those who beet kno w her beat say that she was exception - reading rooms embrace within their walls Hastings, Mich.,' An. 6,1877. lhe family firaudm. women. board of supervisors. Hero is a work for They should permit no ©Cretan- neas, inattention, oc indifference, on part, to be the cause of * husband, son, houn, I their idle taker or brother, in The following named gentlemen cosa- p^. the Board of Supervisors in thia their 27 Ralph S. Jordan, 0. For Cou/taUe. ally honest and true to tbe boast who ao 17 cruelly marked her. 61 24 THIRD protection of the family circle. For Alderman. Women W bile this is true, tho • Baltimore, Henry HoughtaHn, “ Barry, William P. Bidaam. “ Carlton, Frederick Hecht. city, Travers Phillipa, *. •' David G. Robiaeon. “ •• Hope, Milan L. Waldorf. \ Irving, Alim Matthew. ao much superior to men. base flattery, or “ Orangeville, Lewis A. Nichols. Rutland, James D. Benham, re elected. Thornapple, John F. Emory. Ira sentimentality. Stowell, There hare their failings, so also, do women. It undoubtedly, is true that men use not responsible for the prevalence of in­ temperance. reflected. Yankee Springe, Zebulon B. Hoyt, “ If the women of America were just what they should be, intemper­ ance aa well as many other vices, would be short-lived monsters on this continent. What can Woman do? Are we overestimating tho influence An essay read before the Reform Club, at Union Hall oo Sunday evening, April women, - when we say this? of What nee could stand up for one year, against the earnest and united condemnation of true 1st, by Mrs. Charles H. Bauer: Thia is a question at all times important; and, at tbe present time, should receive our most serii.us consideration. If men more intoxicating liquor than- women ; but this, by no moons proves that women are Prairieville, George Ikomne. Woodland, sickly Now this is Women are no better than men. many good men. Maple Grove, Adam Wolf. To be use­ ful to the world, to society, and to our fellow beings, should be our constant aim, and endeavor. ^Thc world is full of sin, If all and noble women ? women were what they should be, their influence, for good, would be irreeistable, but, alas, they are not. They are Depraved as well as the men, and perhaps it ia quite aa dif­ ficult for them to reform. It would be well therefore, for women to cast out tbe and to do away misery, and suffering ; with that sin. assuage that misery, and mitigate that suffering,* is no less the duty of women than of men. It is not a tri­ fling matter, to live in a world like this ; but on the other hand, it is a matter of the most serious importance. The world is a great work-shop, in which no idlere are wanted. The man or woman who will so conduct him nr berae’f as to eat other-j' beam from their own eyes, while they are attempting t > pull out the mote from tbe eyes ot the men. This they can do by working individually and their own reformation. but, on account of active exertions for evil, becomes a heavier burden on the induatri. ous public. In this temperance reform, women can do much, and should do all in their power; but what they can do directly is a trifle, compared with what they can, and should do, indirectly. We cannot acquit our­ selves of the responsibilities of life by a single short-lived effort to accomplish some good, neither can any great, and perma­ nent good be accomplished in that way. aad there should unitedly, for RKCOND WARD. the President by the Southern Democracy alarms Lei us have more dignified, /noble and our young women refuse to associate with, or receive the attentions of intemperate, or which his back bad received first dust, namely “shin look." The third fall ended the atruggle. and Mr. Crandall was declared lhe victor. Mr. Crandall is a much larger man than Mr. Mixer, weighing from thirty to forty pounds The mag­ nitude of the work should not deter. this matter no work can be lost. In from a lame neck, and could not. without much pain, move his head without turning his whole body. Bat probably Mr. Mixer, will not claim OUR NEW YORK LETTER. tions. Vanderbilt Estate —A Cheerf u| Frenchman—Oakey Hall—Poll leal— Beecher—Lotteries. The Constables. The Members of tbe Board of Ed- First Ward. Hiram J. Kenleld in the Second Nathan Barlow, and A. Philo Drake for the va- changed by simply rewiring, is speaking A CBXnrUL FRENCHMAN. A Frenchman named Pelletier, who sunt his wife, to New York a year or two ago to take care of herself, came over after her who bare been addicted to strong drink, has received "moral support only, and very God forbid, 113 Ml tbe reformation of ooe individual; but it ia our candid opinion, that of all the “redribbon" meu, in tho city of Hastings, who have been really addicted to the Me </ resolu­ Th© South had tbe hard while Nsrthcrn Democrats stood ready to scoop lhe profits if any should accrue. that it wonid.he better to ally themselves to a party wlkoh has some power in the never get so long as they fight the only party that has any power. Lamar. Hill, and a score of other sensible men in the South, are ready to make an alliance with the Republican party, which will give that He bound her on i»p.ir«d bj hi. ai.drou. odMMui» Ihir place. For wwh reliance mut not be 41 US" her, but changed his mind. HART!Nus. March 2$. Ib77. I need what yon owe me. Call and set* • at once. ' 0. D. SFAfLDIXO mar29w4^ Important Notice. Hastings, March 16,1&77. Having found the payment of High DRUNKARD STOP I vu « Kwvwtwca OI ioa pain oTium habit. Rent a tax too great for my customers to pay, I have purchased of Augustus Row.’’ the weal half of his new brick block oo the north aide of State street, next west of his Boot and Shoe Store, where I shall move ere long. In the meantime I will continue to sell Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Groceries. 4c.. Ac., at tbe lowest living price*, to close out my present stock, before moving into ay new quarters. R. -I Graxt. marlSwC ‘•The Barton Experiment, by the au­ thor of “ Helen a Babies. -Just received by J. Roberts, Portoffice Building mar26mst For sate^ "S-W JACKSO NS BEST' JdUT LTAVY Chewing Tobacco A Valuable Farm of One Hundred and Twenty-Two Acres, on Section I in the tosrnahip of Rutland. Good building*, good young orchard, abundance of water, and eighty acren under good improvements. It wifi be sold for |3.000-^mc third ewh. the balance on long time if desired. David HovohstattxrRutland, March 22d. 1877. ' raar26tf a white beat, with the purpose of branding bob, Whom Taken from the Hi«nsp fwwt office, mm* time within the last 10 days, a pension draft in favor of Maria Rou*h, and payable at Hastings. The person having it will p.casc return it to the powtoffioe immedi­ ately. Mn. David Rocsh. Smoke the VETO, the Ross Fire Cent Cigar. Mil lotlo reboiH hi. fotiuo.., rtich 17 J T.hos We do not believe there is a single did in tbe County of Barry who sella Goods on better terms, or batter,. Good*, than Z R. Willison. Remember that he will out be undersold, and that his goods are sH fresh and nice. • tnarZ'kl 3655 771 reeorered his pasIL. X . r_ _ A a sofa hi her room, and heated a poker to th. CAUTION Tb. ».»t or (b. pAX di.iaa.af Bnwk. Irn h- mn U-taU. a.^^, «ar Ue Maoi7 rf taM tn>aibk> ii decidedly French way. entirely sacri­ Bm,|£ Mar22lf Wl WWUMflk —I—wra the more enlightened mon of the South and stope frequenting places where it is Old habits must be Wanted. A cood, improved Fann. Any cm • having a form ol 80 acres or mon-' with । good buildings, can hear of a purchaser I by calling at my office over Hastinss Na- mar2f>t2 A——... r It tion, unkm he breaks off old asaociationa, told. Henry I. Nnrrox. Dec 5th, 1876. xxi&lti work to do and the sacrifices to make, lore lour ra th« pwku oration m, bar, and found her living in comfort, she proa a ouo. Eurywhtre hi. ld|, having established a very fair connection crowded, people coming hundreds of miles He stands as well as ever h« as a seamstress. But the gentleman fan­ to see him. J’’ ^?ular ^ough tbe cied that she bad not been ai faithful to loss of friends worries him immeoaely. him since her arrival in New York aa be Tilton Is lecturing in California, with could wish, and some gossips in the neigh- no remarkable reocrea Mrs. Tilton is ktepberhood added fuel to his jealous flame, ^arder. with her mother, and h very pour, Breew Turner u entirely forgotten, and is and be proceeded to arrange matters in a can stop without also changing their aaeo- ficed, and the habits of moral and Chris- oKIKS"iAmH'lMILUD been howljng to tbe Southern Democrat for twenty years to ‘ stand firm, ’ country peace. President Hayes is work­ ing to that cod, and he will bring it about. The negro will have his rights axsurod ture. It is perhaps better for .William the color line will be wiped out, the rtsulte of tbe war will be acknowledged, and the that this settlement is effected, for had the wholeconntry, united, and really i0 accord, case gone into tbe courts a great many will go on to prosperity again. This is things would have been exposed as to the what President Hayas is tryinglo do, and dead man's business matters that would this is what the Democracy of the North and the lower orderi in the South are try have been injurious, and it is certainly bet­ ing to prevent They can survive anything ter for the heirs, for they get enough in but peace. all conscience, without a fight for it. And but tho lawyers are happy. without ranch knowledge of human notion. Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, in Rutland.\ , The New York Demo­ Republicans elect two and lhe Democrats two, a regular income of <1,000 a mouth be­ Aidermen, having the Board a tie, the same ax' sides, need not worry about his earthly fu­ A Tabular Statement or the Votes oiven for City and Ward onictu: so this matter blows over, and everybody rtiong drink not one will keep his malign influence. The Vanderbilt estate is to be settled North, and thus get something in tho way without a lawsuit, much to the disgust of of material aid. They want railroads, le­ lhe lawyer*. William H. coukb down to va-.*. and all sorts of help, which they will Character and habits are slowly that we should say one word to discourage Democracy, and their woes to ite wosnnun.1 acretwaa i as.ooo «r «*>• is beginning to get through tbe wool of Nbw York, March 30, 1877. Ed. Banner: — formed ; but when once formed, and firm- ciatious and surroundings. made may properly charge all little of that. and nothing can be done without its influ- lhe extent of giving his brotliere and sis­ them to do it ? Are the all important ques* I predict that it The South lias been but whenever it came to struggle, the South An ap­ Can they do it? Notice. Farmers please take notice that I hate bought out the interest of Calhoun 4 Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to call and see me. xri*51tf J. W. Becx k. When lhe tool of th? Northern crat has like the gentleman he if. ack nowledge he vu beaten like a man. ■ R. proving conscience is a just recompense, of intoxicating liquors, have formed ieso A. Card We take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all cases of pilet. without the tue of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. A 1. W. Bbowx. Hastixhs, Dec. 21, 1876. xxifJUt - ters a million each, besides the annuities Republicans have the Mayor. the Marshal, one provided for in their father's will. Thin Nuperrisor and the School Inspectors. The of temperance, that has ever been known ; Democrats have the Recorder, Treasurer. Jus. makes them all comfortable. A man hav­ but aa yet, we cannot aay that it is any­ ing a million dollars lu his own right, and Will they do it ? And how can we help CHEW-SMOKE MATCHLESS Republicans the control of the House, and make the nucleus of a white in arv end of trouble. something for women to do ? Whitman's Assorted I ’andita—the best n the market. A full supplv at J. p Robert*'. _____________ give tbe will be done. Is there not NEW ADVERTISMENTS. Gen. Pau. Art. Tarek., Ku, J.O. 4 -70 If C. P. Rowell &, Co’s. Col. support of Hayes to an extent that will tended entirely, for a display of sentiment love home and its influences. they are afraid of is that the South will rally to the taught that there is something for them to do in the world, and that life is not in. Let our boys, also, bo brought up to love to Pueblo, Denyer and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Ariionx and the San Jun Mina. The finest line of Pallet Sleepers on the continent between the Mis «mn River nd the Rocky Mountain, without change. Add res* < T..J. Ankermin, for if Hayee can divide them in tho South and the good and hate the evil, and taught to What Bourbons. J” “P* •« J" of Uii. nn wtar wots from Kansas Ciiyaod AtchaL thia happens down goes the Demoeraey, Lei our useful, the Republican party in the Sooth. Let immoral and indecent fashions be condemned. girls be brought up to be seen one of the greatest uprising in fovor temperate lives. Tbe sup­ , ortu.v™ At ‘When ho docs this there nately existed for fifteen yean. “Iron Trail. udoftbabuuuu. TOne„ uj raort. of U» Hock, .Mou»ui„. CniOk, U>. will be a scattering among men who have port that i* being given to the policy of Christian mothers. Let us have a pure, refined and exaotinc female society. Let The »A.fe<t2*Vgcrl»1‘',c ”r‘lnpoTO Tbe raids being made by tbe police, un­ der the direction of Mr. Anthony Com­ stock, on the lottery shops, is developing, some very curious things. One thing is nude very plain—that There never was, an honest drawing of any regu­ lar lottery in the country. The books of one concern show that the practice was to send money in small amounts to «uch men as, from the tone of their letters, they con sidercd tbe best advertising medium with which to rope others in. For instance, to heretofore been supposed to be free from a man from Smithboro who had bought taint, and a hnndeed will take the place he tickets twice and expended in the concern William Poetle, R. vacate*. HaD, doubtless, afraid of <20, they would write that he had drawn Samuel 8. Garrison, D. a prixe of <50, and scud it to him in good Henry M. Wentworth, 0. these disclosures, and thougfat it beet to money. Inflamed at his good fortune, and put himself in a safe place in time. There crasy to get one of the big prizes, the poor KOURTH WARD. is a great deal of * pi inning just now, and dupe would send back a hundred, which, For Alderman. Tweed u oBel every day* by men who have ax there never was any drawing, would be Geo. M. De**?. R111 <70 clear profit And, besidos, there was Oscar Young, D. and G. heretofore stood well io the oommunity. the direct advantage of hu communicating For Conetablr. As they go out from his 100m looking very the fact, of his showing the money to all William Tinkler, R. gloomy, and as Tweed throws after them a his friend*, and acting the most effective Thomas 8. Betts, 1> Phillip A. Throop, <i. very sardonic look, indeed, it ip supposed kind of an adrcrtiiainent for them. Every shop which Comstock has raided they have asked for something which be Mixer-Crandall Wrestling Match— has refused. The old man is determined had circulars and schemes of all kinds of lotteries, located everywhere, which they Crandall Victorious. to till all he known, and nothing can were sending out misceUaneouvly, and swerve him from his purpose. The mo­ gathering in money from all sources. He All preliminary matlen* having bweu wmment be fell the other thieves made him has demonstrated that there ia not,nor can tbe scapegoat instead of standing by him, there be, anything honest in it, and that every one, no matter how advertised, is a o'eloek ilA eontsetants collared and elbowed and for their treachery he will show them fraud, and a fraud of tbe worst kind. Tbs no mercy. There is a heap of trouble ahead simpletons who send their money take for New York politicians, and others will the chance of having their names known, follow poor Oakey Hall's example. He is for their names and port office addresses are all registered, for use io other ways. only the advance guard. Consequently, when tbe police cipturc the POLIT1CA). books they capture also a complete list of The Bourbon Democracy are miking a the concern's victims. Keep out of the fall. lotteries. tremendous effort to stem tbe popular tide, PlXTRfcThe third round resulted in a fall for Mixer, and keep up the feeling that has unfortu­ let np on him. Let us that sentiment on the liven, sod habits of lire tho disdasurcs that are make a dean breast of it if the law will For Alderman. WillUm H. Hoffman, R. George Abby, D. Anson Kelley. G. For PvutM. TH! VANDERBILT ESTATE. lotions, and hare promised to henceforth, return homes. The City Election. ot men who have been addicted to the use the have more pleasant and-cheerful be no let up, se long aa Thousands therefore Europe, make over what property be baa left and we have strength to contend, either with thing more than a sentiment. reason gone to has general, and all along the line. immoral young men. ia not content with being simply an idler; the be has got tired of being hunted and of pris- Let the reform be bread for naught, should be considered a < drone in the hive of nature, and banished * - ■ — _* _ a — Tf .L.. L— * - al,** aa* and that inviting, as they can make it attractive. are many good women, but there are also Johnstown, Levi M. Dewey, re-elected. is For Constable. Mnrcne 8. Stebbins, R. goodness of women, aa though they were rc-clccted ’ Hastings, Pleiadct Brown, ion of Sweeney and oootrary is also We hear mueh said about the purity and Castleton, Lewis Durkee. “ attractive- and cheerful Ural 6li?ipe« police? whereabouts of Oakey Hall, but the opin­ can do much, and should do math, to home OAK KT HALL. No clus has yet been obtained as to lhe WARD. being without the sacred influence and make Mons. Pelletier ought to be tried by a jury of women. lune W. Swartbout, R. Oliver E. Woodruff. D. Henry Martie, 0. have told on htni. But the indomitable spirit of the man keeps him up, and be will doubtless live longer than many of-his opponents who were younger. P — for as to his gooduoRs—no aw d greatnewL Bis atrmocs hart th vor, though he ims that they i with many grains of aBowaucc bj ere. The ecandal hurt him, if r 1 destroy him. And, by the Ways there in it that it did BOt hurt. He procured Far sale by J. Robert*. mar36 mat 36 A very fine amortmeot of Box Paper just received by J. Ronrnr*, PortoflieJ Building. ■ ra.r^itnst M. D. Rood deairct to call attention to his new Wagon Shop, where he may be found at aUhoura of any day, ready to do any work in his line, from putting s new spoke in aa old wheel, to the building of she ixwl buggy ever seen in the county■ ol .kop with Jmo» Rich 4 Bro, » Church and Railroad Street XXBtf placed like Dr. i Wiri). PrUoepll tut lb. 6n* “ "‘‘“’J bMrT^.kirl b« ku “irfST b work. Wh«xh.hsd to her that be had w> to UU b-MM lonwf’ “ M aM/Wt iko roam* “ �Town»hlp Elections. ljn । ”i Ab AnKBR BAW BIB BIT. c« n 51*1 r AHI A Word Personal. SPRlNUa. On Monday the sterling Republicans of Yankee Springs elected tho following excellent ticket, by their uaual large majority, the vote being for Supervisor 110 out of 168 votes cast­ Rl_k* timk-card Supervisor. Zebulon B. Hoyt. Township Clsrk, Charles W. Armstrong Special Notices. U I* nut often no *v fwvrd sbput ourself in Iheed columns, but wc cannot refrain from Dispensary, thankiug those friend* who so vigorously and earnestly supported u* on Munday in iho Aldermanio contest in lhe -Hit Ward. And th e fact thal, despite lhe determined opposition of Highways. Samuel C. Superintendent of Schools. William E. Dud- their special w ork to oppose us, we polled more than a party vote Is a very saliaffictory endorsement, and one that w* are pleased to thus publicly acknowledge. BALTIMORE. The Republicans elected the following offi- O'a -Baltimore. Bedford. Johns- itCLti ran Karraok. Clrmvnl titaitb RUTLAND. ths Republicans of Rutland elected thclr whole ticket by a decided majority on Monday, except Highway Commissioner. The following are ths officer* elect, the Democrat in Italic*. > ........... . J. M. Sartxi, P M. . Commissioner of Highways, John H. Irty. Sup’l of Schools, George E. Bryant. School Inspector. David C. Sanborn. Drain Commissioner to fill vacancy, Darwin McOmbar. Constables, Chas. M. Mack, Gilbert Striker, iTY OFFICERS. POSITIVELY CURED ■uuipnia, an reman tinvioc laiim. ana MB. II. Jauu wa» expAimentiac. hr accideatlly made a Freparation ofl.NDlAN ‘.HEM I’, which cured hi* only child, and now civet thi* reeipefreeon receipt oftwo»Umpe to pay axpeiue*. Hemp al»o rare* nliht-vwcat.. name*at tbe Homaeh.and will break a Imu cold In iweuty-fuur hour*. Addrae* CaaopqcaACo., 10S3 Race Kt... Philadelphia, uatalnc bi* paper. xxtl'tt. _ Mis* Rosa Dodge, J’lattaville. Ont.; Ix-wi* Phillips. Harris Creek. Mirh. • Erb. HARIIAGE GUIDE, OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY. List of letter* remaining in lhe post office at Hastings, Barry Co., Mich., April 4, 1877; Herington Hanley, Sidney Stickney, Mias Furnia Taylor, Mrs. Annie Hinton, Frank M. Turner, O. S. Gatto w,\Mni. Mary More, Chas. Supervisor, Henry Houghlalin. Town Clerk, Charles M. Mack. Treasurer, Charles M. Hendershott. Justice of the Peace, David ('. Sanborn. ’.rxeeptsuuday. . P. O'«--N*rth ixmoru. < Advertised Letters. School Inspector, Thus. A. Stuart. Constable*, Edwin D. Pease. Orwin L. FutUr, Pnlsg O. Cramer, Geo. Knickerbocker. ‘Old Reliable' > There nrc many reputed remediea fur that <«y. |o»« that will. Dying. Sponable. Township Superintendent of Seboula, George W. Brown. JSTStt""’ ODD! a SANKT'S LIFE! Luuaiug Arvliey i* now prepared !u do i ail kinds of Dying on short notice, as well as it can Ik* done anywhere in the State and nt prices which defy successful coupe-! tition. Dye house and rcridence on Church ‘ street, nearly west of Kelly’s saw nttll. Apr5tl.’ Supervisor. Pleadet ihurn. Township Clerk. Spar^ E. Phillips. Treasurer. Daniel K. BirdsallZ Ill-D lY’S ADVF.R flSEMENTS. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS nn uimiuiu M1Ll^ u STKVRVs *xo.. Atornvr,. 12 Ranter'» Block. Detroit, Mirhlcan h * HASTINGS. In this township the Republican* did nobly electing their whole ticket, except Supervisor, by a fair majority. Ijmi year the townahip was Democratic hr tome 50 majority.' C. M. RUNYAN. xxifiGtC i. ..• Irrm tl karjtr. Tbl« rreat liastonary io t-outb VAR CLAIMS Towuahip Clerk, Phillip W. Barren. Township Superint if Schools. Harlajt J. Dudley. » School Inspector. Ashley Seaton. Constable*, Stephen Owen. E,ra D. H field. Thoma* Tafflier, Edward Otie. Remember the place, ;ft J. S. RirJWJlJY'S Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. I A i> Cadwallader i tu'iit's icho are indebted it, the HJXXER Office on ttreitnntdJtue- prior to Jan. 1st. 1877, will find tlbcni left for collection with an effi" .dent collector if not paid oep re April 1st, 1877. A word t<> the wise is sufficient. GEO. M. DEWEY. Pub. ! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at Geo. M. Savage & Go's Col. ' ’ LAST CALL. in M . OF and become acknowledged etandard prepara­ tions, except Ur. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. It continue* to enjoy nn unprecedented [wpuiarithe permanent cures which it has wrought, having proved ’itself a specific in the worst fc-rnis of the diarotse. Pierce'* Pocket Menu— at iH; I would respectfully nnnounce|o jhe^ttjtizens of Hastings-and vicinity, thst-T have, a new and •»-, Township Treasurer, Asher Turner. CommlMioneY Rltchee. C. M. RUNYAN’S £££? AceuU wanted for th* above and fullowinc per booki: Vcaturr uflJo-jwl Work.* -Holy Mee <>fOld.'and Womrnof the Centare. It. Lt. 8. TYLER A CO.. Detroit. Mich. li eil If you lutv- thu money that you want ' to pay for n suit of clothes don't fail to I call no IL J. Grant before you purchase. ' The cheapest in town. Z^e ■a t6 It will not do for tlicuw who dcaire to purchase the groceries in the market at lhe burcst priers to forget that Z. B. Willison lias opened a full Stock on the corner of State and Church streets. That he h determined not to be undersold, to keep the very best goods in the market affords.' and not to sell anything that will not prove just as represented, “ < 31 CHICAGO SEED COMPANY. ; i Importtn- Grower*, end Jobber, of F(»KE1GN AND DOMESTIC GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, Mass. WAEEROOMSt MS Wa*hte<tea Doeloxt 170 Slate St., ChlaSl IBLadgalo H • 1 ♦^•ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREEJte j All About the County. THEVOIHDIAIIA^ geo’wooosa u«l J. Crotk. , Constahles, Whitman 8. Benham, Harley E THE^iAHD X. iNTHFSra-ATES LOWEST PRICES. Z*£ Bat fkr PaayMM ef th* BahaUe BsrUagtea Bal AAJrae. Lot CcasheurI E. I. Hero lhe Republicans won a glorious victo­ i ry. elected every officer by aliout seventy ma­ >. .Mr Bark will speak st Union Hal! on jority, as follows: Supervisor, William 1*. Sidnam. Township Clerk. James M. Cadwallader. iti-lay evening next. t Monday evening April 9th. <ail£dFree Treasurer, Orio Kennedy. •; ring election* arc almost a continued >.f Republican victories in all parts of Justice of ths. Peace, to fill vacancy, Samuel IVI FLORAL- GUIDE And fancy** mil l» o er. K. Willison. i u. David R. Cook is in tbediy to day, add seen.- ■ • i e slowly improving under the care of fir I i.ter of Grand Rapids. ; Containing over 1,200 vsrictice VegetRble and Flower seeds. Colored Plates. Elegant wood cute of Vegeta blesand Flowen-. Handsomest Guide Published. EySend for it.-fas Township Superintendent of School*. John A. Cairn*. School Inspector, Aha* Moon. Coosteblee, Asa W. Aldrich. Etihn Robinson, Detrwlt Seed Co. Detroit, Jlic'ii. George Mere, As* B. Pennock. T- lb n James O' Donnell we tender our ear■-< ■■'ugratulalions on hia re-election aa layor of the city of Jackson by th* decided ■ ;r of t»:u ORANGKVILLK. The Republicans of this sterling Republican township did their usual good work on Mon­ day, electing the entire Republican ticket ex­ Cipl Treasurer by a very decided majority, । • reduction from Fl, lhe old rale, to |2.M) Supervisor, Lewi* A Nichol*. Towuahip Clerk, Dr. Horace C. Turner. dore B. Diamond. Commissioner of Highway*. John If. Earl. Superintendent of Schools, George <'. Nev­ t r >m abroad will be present, and the_Ladiea Chnstian Temperanee Association will ba rep- ins. School Inspector, John B. Keeler. ^Constables, Mortimer T. Jones, Felix Cham­ Come early. berlain, Oliver England. Edwin Cook. Phillips, Esq., on Broadway, on Friday tveu- “I- It is hoped that the attendance will be fl,ro° and the donations liberal, aa the proceeds The Club meeting on Tuesday evening laa •ince the organtuition of tbe Club. Several •non. aharp, pithy, apeachea were made. A Of 80 new members wore added te the Clubl •oil- The Club now numbers over 800 mem- lion day, waa the beat patronised saloon in upon lhe intelligent voter. the like before ’ drunken The ladies sot only auc- lalned nearly one hundred signers to the tem­ perance pledge. The icmpm X. D. 1*77, at hi o’elock. tbe North front Door of t । City of Hat lines, in the Gms Court WOODLAND. As tho rwealt of a Jt**y combination, the following township officers were elected oa Barry in th" THE FAMILY GUEST OSBORN. Gnardian. ApriliwT._________ ____________ _ ___ ■ute of Miehiran. dated the 1Mb w ot • cl1*-akS22»%.ii..n,v. e.utr'oiHaxtinxv. ter. • , Drain Commissioner, James H. Bawdy. Constabloe, Cyrus Hart, Hiram Walts, Amasa T■ A DIE S-—Comfi and see Mrs. Potts’ Sadirons—Something new. 600 bu, REFUSE BEAMS, Delmonico Range And other nice articles for Ladie*’ use. In ownrei’ bags, 30c In bbb. delivered frt railroad depot* la th I* city. * routSsdaaI "»* hundred (MO) acre* or »5- ro* M. JOHNSON A CO., u “• 1S?.« Strvens, I-rri D. Carpenter- ASSYRIA. Seltle Up. In ibis towash ip the Bepubtiesn llcke* w* all electsd by an average majority■ ot mores th*n fifty- The officers are as follows • „ ____ It Ilnrtnim. Townehto TrtasLrer. David Huggett. Justice Si the Peace, Samuel G. H,J”; Justice of the Peace, te fill vacancy, Oliver I for Printers. ■News. Book and Job Ink*. |rBcrm»c ink co^ L MANUFACTURERS. MM VT^>OUCACa. 6up.rii<.u-<<ve.e~l.. Martin Parting, POWERS & BARLOW. Detroit Advertisements. rsesminc snsn."'" 1 ,li l M tl.* X-tr. di Justice of the Peace, to KU vecency. Steph­ xxiestf contain, each monih 48 column, uf choice readins A“”*- ------- sale ox Execution. Of all kinds in endless varieties, NEW Dated. April 4. A. excelsior •’•ing. delightful, and instructive waa tbe PATENT MEDICINES en Haight. Buperiatendoot of School., Goorgt D. Bar­ den. School Inspector. Judge R. Bornum. Highvray Commissioner. Andresr J. Carpen­ MBH, EM, Pirn, OILS, POULTRY WORLD. the probxte court of all of tbe rotate, rlrht. •aid minor* of. la and to Monday—Democrats in Italics: Supervisor, Ir» Sitwell. Township Clerk, WWiaa* J’. Mf. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of A (pleaded nhwtfated M.oothly. deroterf Mftrobr Treasurer, Sjwere Nirhols. Justice of the Peace, Archibald Murdock. I' n t fail to. attend the mana meeting in 1 -ii >n Hall. Sunday evening. Several eloquent mw ALICEA CHAREEfi H- O1BOI11 Au-troo. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, . HASTINGS, ■ - - MICHIGAN. DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. lu the matter of the «»tate ot febl&wl. u-.: training its old standard of eatcallenee sine* rcpcntcd. <• = -PaTENIS.« GUARDIAN’S SA EE- City Drug Store! All persons indebted to John Stanley are notified to come and acttle their aocoante. The time is «t hand when the matters most bo eeUled to clow up the old matters, and a word to the wise is su®‘ eient, aa no man wishes to pay ooate. By heeding thia you will do me a special ft­ ° mar29w3t 3 -John Stanley. Builders’ Materials, Strictly Pure Lead, Star Nails, Wiard Plows . Every one guaranteed We also offer a full line of general Hard­ ware.__Please call and examine our goods. xrWyl. POWERS & BABLOWj �same road, which cost five BullisM. DiobIss. » bo impwlut element io the cconomy'of railway transportation, but it is not the only one, nor is it in fact always the most important element- Extortionate charges for abort distances, and unjust discriminations against certain points, af. ford good ground for complaint, and ' doubtless'demand remedy.; but that tbi* ition the crop be twsnty or forty bushels to the sera; yet, should he be bo fortunate as to harvest a crop of forty bushels to the acre, the cost, per bushel, to him, will ba but little more than half what it would have been had h« secured but twenty bushels So it ft with the railroads. fflICAGO I universal rale are ■■ lows: . •‘The ‘regularity of decrease in rate charged, corresponds with a general law governing all railway service, namely, cost \ of loading and- unloading, and fixed cxJScBbcb being The same whether the trip be long or abort; cost of transportation per ton per mile regularly-decreases u distance ncreaaes, being cost of haulage plus fixed cost, divided by ths number of miles. Thus, if cost of loading and unloading bo 33 entsewnd other items of fixed cost 27 cents per ton, the actual coat of haulage (maintenance of track, repairs, etc., inclu­ ded^ beis eigft^y-thres. hundredths of one cew* per toil per mile', the cost for differ­ ent diitaoces will be 83 plus 60 rents diTiijedtiy’distance, thus - ..ABB- M-------------- ------------ g 3 .15 ■—■’ Ki £ ■is ■“ “Now if ft actually costasix _________ and eighty-lhreo one-hundredths cento per ton per mile to transport freight ten miles, and only 89 ^one-hundredths cents to carry it a thousand miles, it is evident that a law establishing equal mileage-rates, with­ out regard to distance, would prove a fail­ ure, because of its manifest injustice both to the public and to the company. Tho enforcement of such a rule of charges, instead of bringing relief to the producers in tho distant interior of the continent, would add ray largely to their present burthens. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County ofBarry.w.lt a eeuion of the Probata Court for tho County of .Uleaeat Smith. Judge of Probata. Tit only Luu nuuuny urovyt Day Ooachrtand in* and fliin* tho petitio a. duly rerlfi<rf. •M. Frye pra/fas that the admiuirtralion Tho interest on the amount invested in track and station bouses, the cost of replacing ties and bridges, and of general maintenance of track, ia the eamc, whether tbe road trans­ ports 500 or, 1,000 tons. In the one case thft fixed expense must be paid by • Ln I. IT- -TT-,* - I II I > wRUa 1b.<Lb IUXm SPECIAL Wn<.l.AK.U«u Isr lbe»eel of the Cir.iu. ,!1‘u?4 T A X E 8 , The Revised «latul Fall and Winter Time Table. >otK Stations. if! '-fs lo qsuier poet on the r-*v¥(»j in township Ta. ansp lea (W)woet. (0^.4 is II - i!ai>I<f>: • TXAtXH KOVT/l ■■ . Jt hRB long siqcc becq .determined, both Station*. in our oifrn and in foreign conntiiea, that laws “requiring all roads to establish iut*> form maximum rates,** are wholly imprac­ Grand Junction, ticable. -Our own Legislature has always heretofore acknowledged the injustice of such a law, by exempting all companies operating leas than twenty miles of road, Goins North-Day Exprwe. Grand Rapid. Mixed from the provision of the general law re. doily except Bunday*. Ni«ht Exprtea daily except striding railroad companies to the charge Goin* Soutb—Erenitt* Exprrcc daily except SMof three cents per mile for the transports- tudayi. All other train* daily except Sunday*. — fbaaeeiioa. wilhvlktr l.intt : tion. of each passenger. A rate that would Al New Bufalo.—All paxicncer train* make elate sc&ra Iraln. on Mich lean Central nil be just and remunerative to one road, would be unjust and ruinous to another. K A 8 H Uvbian oi th* This fact is illustrated by the reports made Al with the MiohUan Lake Shore railby the companies doing busin cm in this State. The Lake Shore k Michigan .41 Grand Z?<j»*-wHh G R V Divicoa of the M Soutehrn and branches report their aver­ railroad for Newa*o aad intemw*1—----- *-■- •— age rate, per ton per mik, received for train, each day and cion eonneel north with Grand Rapid* i Indi 1875, at one and one hundredths cents: Clam Lake, Petoahcy. Ao. and under thft rate, that company earned Day Hxprna* north will not clop a i* not timed t—-- —r‘— sufficient to pay their interest and rental liabilfty, and a dividend of two per cent, to its stockholders. The rate received by GEO. (VKIMBALL Gtaeial Maugrr the Travarse City R. R. Co-, for the same £4: A,... period, waa fire and three one-hundredths Grand Rapid*. cents per ton per mile, and under that rate their interest and expenses exceeded their QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY groas earnings by 112,548.60. The Mich­ MAY 1, 1816igan Air Line Railway Co., report that their average rate received per ton per milo was eight and fifty-three hundredths cents; &« r. M and under thia rate their earnings were 87,152.77 above operating expenses. The I.. bonded debt of'the company was original­ ly 8325,000, tho interest on which, at Buffalo. eight per oenL amounted to 826,000. Here we have one road doing tta buaiucsB at the rate of one and one-hundredth centa per ton per mile, and from its earn­ ings, paying ite operating expenses and in­ teract, and in addition, a dividend of two per cent, to its stockholders ; while in the case of tho others,/one received a rate more than eight -Mmes, and the other a rate more than five times as great, and yet “Not only would an equal mileage rate, their earnings above operating expenses x Af applied to the whole country, impose were leas than one-third of the amount of additional burthens on those sections most tho interest on their bonded debts. in need of relief, but it would tend to deIb there reason or justice in enacting a -stroy whatever of competition now exista. This fact’m dexuonatrated by the operation law establishing “uniform maximum rate*" of the pro rata law of the State of Illi­ for these three roads ? NOTICE. IJ. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SW*Short«*t Line between ChiM*v md Grand the The reasons SHORE ■' Legals. Legals. PROBATE ORDER; Railroads. HE TUES UBRiCED flTHH IHE PBOVEIfflS OF HE MW ABOVE QUOTED ARE TEEFOILOWDtG, TO: printed and trfrealatod tiieaid Ceual “"“NMa ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Xonrr .....-......... M0 W Bnycenta for Holloway’s Advertisements. HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES —OB — Diseases with Its Agonies. CKOORK BETWEEN Tlft.M HIRAM M. ALLEN. Adtalniatralor, B. RKIDY ion Manager Bsm. Astt. Dqiraji_____________________ barret* or more..................... HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Perrons Dfairdcr- NOTICE. STEPHEN L.WICK8 marehitl .-penal Tax Stamp* will be IrocsniU®! by n» only raeeipt from th ____ on .....i. *.— -‘ tho—pereon . J-or Anu bordenn* . __ ."trs ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE­ In the matlor of tho eatala of Uctlvie Mee«ea........ tSSR ss>iEs;.V‘f' ks*-’' Court of Barry Coualy. Mkbisan. Iitlo and iutereat of the uid l„ StSOand KhCO p. m. QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ooo. fourth claae (on loot or ’Brewer* IstiiSE Lan MbUrreii................ . of leey more <.r lee* Dated March 1st. A. D.^«7. Mothers and Danghirry. GREEN B.RAUM. C-.iamiai inner of latemai Revenae. Sick Headaches ahrl want of Appetite. in—r> —1 inn. .l.i.k —— - . ... .... ■* r- — ' . — —wvwBiaw. irutn ou»i tr-d perspiration, or fro to eatin* and drlnkinr b uufitfor us. thus disorderin* Uta liver and • a\JS"?, be rwnlaled If you xtmiETjafrjje&tts ■le“/be well. B3P The Ptllt if taken aeevniiu* m printed instruction., will quickly rwtore a be. >tr of Bamr. ia (he Mate at Miehion. par- action to both liver and .toautch whenre fol Ikeme and aathoritr craated to u» on lae lat of Uetobar. A. D. 1S77. by tba Probata BarJ.Coaaty. Miohl*an. all ofahe Mtete. risht, liUeandiut»re*t of th. uid dcoated of.ln aad lo theraal catalo aiutaladsad beln* ■■ thaCoaaty of ■urrUtt three-fourth* (M1 of lhe north-weet quarter !'^>o octioa twenty-three (J3> ia Iowa four 1<1 north of KIJIBUJ.; CHANCERY SALE. depots. d_W“- -I. m.y app«ar .iagul.r tba; R.j>r • P|H* ahould be rwevmiaeuded far a r«a n tha bowala. tuay peraoo* >wppo«>nc that ihn JACOB**. VKLTE. vurertotho whole orrsnic health and itrvartt fol .=?K •Sundays excepted nois. At many points in that State the One hundred or more copies of the people have contributed largely to aid the above considered petition, signed by many Roe heater. construction of a second road tor lhe pur­ hundred men and women, have been prei WM. EDGAR. pose of securing competition. The two rented to din present Legislature; and no roads are not of the same length. doubt, it fairly represents the prevailing “But the law says that both shall sentiment in certain localities and among Furniture. charge the same rate per mile. The Ion­ certain classes, regarding our railroads. Cone being compelled to charge more to This petition also goes far to prove that common point of destination, is, of most of the evils complained of in relation course, driven out of competition, and the to our railroads, are imaginary. Can any shorter one takes a monopoly of the busin­ of the numerous signers of thft petition | I. D. FOSTER, ger A* an I Uttroit. Coffins Etc. CT. J.. Ml eishty-eix J), two year* Diaonler* of the Kidneys. Circuit Court Co READ THIS ess. Hence ' it will be observed that one of the most valuable and salutary rales which obtain in railway transportation, xix., that the shortest fine between two common points, all other things being equal, makes the rates for all oilier lines, is reversed by the principle of equal mile­ age rates- The people who have contrib­ uted to build competing roads thus find themselves taxed to pay the cost of trans- believe for a moment that our railroads are “working great injury to both producer ■nd consume*- ?” With the fact before them that companies operating 2740 miles of road, or 82 per cent, of the 3344 miles in our State, received in 1875, but one ■nd two-tendu cents per ton per mile for the freight carried, how do they justify the ■asertion that “the several railroads of the State hare been for a long time, and are yet charging enormous and unjust rates The returns of the companies made to tho Commissioner of Railroads for 1875, shows that the interest and expenses of 21 of the 34 roads doing business in this State, exceed their gross comings by 83,789,52T.69. Thft amount has been lost to the bondholders of there roods; and yet these petitioners are accusing them of “working great injury to tho producer ^nd consumer." Who arc tbe really injured parties in the care,—those who have in­ vested in inis property, or those who are “The committee are, therefore, of the their accusers ? opinion that do good results can be antici These petitions have received tho sanc­ dated from an equal mileage rate, but that tion and signatures of a large number of a law establishing such a rale of charges our most intelligent and influential citftena; for the United States would be impracti­ and yet I am unable to discover any ade­ cable and unjust both to the railroads and quate reason why their sanction of these the public. grave charged against our railroads should Thia report of the committee was made have been accorded, only that they have up after the hearing of testimony from ail been laboring under nn entire misappre­ hension of the facia connected with this subject. Their information in regard to and rapid tramportstion,—and the question of transportation seems to after mature rWltxwalisu, was transmitted have been one-aided and incomplete, and to Congress, a* a compendittm of all that is es a result their opinions do themselves, as dow known in legud to this important well as the railroads, great injustice. And subject; and ft is referred to as an author­ I do not doubt that when our citizens shall nitely multiply such evil results at cumpeing points, without any compensating benefits at other places. The nou-compcling points would not be benefited, for if by reason of low rates, at the point of competition, a largely increased traffic can be created, from which the company can make a small profit, it will be enabled, to the extent of such profit, to reduce the - rates at the intermediate point. ity by members of that body, in the con­ sideration of all questions relating to trans­ railroads to the people and the State, the antagonism which, now exists betwren portation. these interests will entirely cease. AD laws fixing rates for transportation, Stephen S. Cobb, in order to be just, should, at least, be Commuoioan- of Railrondt. sufficiently liberal to allow Dot only for the neccsbary expenses for the economical working of the road, but - also far a fair invested. The difficulties in the way of «nd be-happy again. Um«. ThiaIrwaUaeat will *ivaalmo*t itnm*dix?< raliarwban all oth«r moan* tia«» tailed. ' For Stomachs out of Order. No modicint will ao effoe«aaHy impro of the ilomaaha* thcae Pill*; they acidity, nroaeloaod either by in temp« proper diet. They reach the Hr er and 1 Grel Bediction ii Prices! SALISBURY & BRO SSEAU in ia« mauer 0*bon>. Minor*. it eoart for the Daalers tn all kinds i'.l FURNITURE □phohtery Goods Brachts Frans, fc =ffi?ISES=S (fflWffi! Look here ! NOTICE TO CREDITOR’S A trucjeopy.J date were allowed for cradiK Look here! any party or parties eoanterfettinr or vending the sane, knowing th Contract. What I don’t you think we can sell respectable Prat Coffins, Caskets & Shrouds cheaper than any firm in the State ? can do it, for, with the help of Ja1^U3'e FRaSCIS*HGLDEN. Morl*t*aa. We' S3ES next MMiMW' will at pabliah any J. M. HEWES REMOVAL ! we guarantee Satisfaction. Hearse furnished free to any person purchasing a Coffin worth We can give you better figures than ever of­ fered before, for we make the most of our Coffins and Furniture. - Haalinn Home Journal. Salisbury & Brosseau. 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S SER B R O T H B R 8 puhlisiieii. and GREETING, Arc oni hand at the eld stand with the finest Stock of Implemetns' and Machinery ever known in IDtstingg, We have tho :« Streat. niKtlnga, Dairy ‘ IfMCRIITlOX: JACKSON WAGON, DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, ■ADVERTISING. DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, All the above named Plows arc sold on trial. •us i Single and Platform Buggies, fUMi «ii» hjwi :.<o i aoooi 5u.ro I .■..•if Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, n.oo IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. ISM.AHD BOSIO CARDS! Every article we sell is warranted to please. I GIVE US A CALL. ' * ' _______ 1—_ j Chester Messer. Burns Messer. Doctor. Aikin’s Double Column-__ __ _____ i the young lady, eagerly. "There is someI body1 who lifts you ?" i -‘Mother sets mo generally,” said Deb. WHOLE NO. 2041 the time JuM overhead and .wallowed her up in sound. She turned pale with de­ :lighted terror, and then she flmthed with Iterrified delight pa 11 pray, or Ctr, qr U»sh ? Deb did I "Once, when she wm very bad with a I lame ankle, Jim McMahoney net ipe. He’s first floor—Jim McMthoney. not know. It mcmed to her that if the “I shali bo back here," said the young ’white horae would carry her up into the With the ringing nn-J MMkUng and crowing- lady, still sneaking very quickly, but j great heart of the bell, she need never ait speaking to Deb's mother now, "in just iin a high diair at a window again, but an hour. I shall come in an easy sleigh, inde and rido with the young lady. It While the IltUatatf talk, ng hl* tail . . with warm robes. If you will have your seemed i to her like forever and forever. ” I daughter ready to take a ride' with me, They turned away from Androscoggin 1 shall bo very much obliged to you." iwithout gpeaking, and rode Daylight , Are praclimogeWe »tip« and lumping : Tho young lady finished her sentence <dimmed and dusk dropped, and nee I all iThemld as if she didn't know what to My, and bo ithe town ablaxr. with light.. Dob could raid tho truest thing she knew of, which inot speak—there-were bo many lights. » what we are all in danger of doing at And still .he could not ipesk when times. * ( tliey rode into Brick Alley, and Jim Mo"Well, I'm sure !’* said Deb’s mother. Mahoncy ] and his mother, and the children "Darbilra, tell the lady—" i who did not wonder, came to moot her But Darbitra could* not tell the lady, iand take her back to her chair. fur site was already out of the door, and She was too happy to apeak. She need down stain and away into the street. And, ।never wonder any more. She could re­ indeed, Deb would not have told the lady member, । —has never told the lady—can never tell But the young lady did not want her Co the lady. ।speak. She touched her white horse, and ’ Hotkey tauii'ae t>Unt«<l mm! guanlid If all the blue summer skies, and the <was gone in a minute ; and when Andros­ The cnrrenti are new in full bloom ; gold of summer sunlight, and tho shine <coggin hell rung them both to sleep that of summer Mtn fell dbwn into your bauds night । —for the young lady forgot to aak at once for you to pint the ecrapbooka |fur her Cluny, and ahe was too tired to with, should you know what to say ?" ।go to the party—I am sure I cannot tell Cirm in thi Syria.. Into the poor little scrap-book of Deb's which wu the happier, she or Deb. life the colon of heaven dropped/and blinded her on that bewildering, beautiful, ' Phax and Phun. blessed ride. In just an hour the sleigh was there, DEB’S RIDE. with the easiest cushions and warmest & Prison life has but one aide—Inside. robex and bells—the merriest bells—and The solemn Anurareroggiu bell was tWstraight 1 young lady. And Jim McOut of season—An empty pepper box. ringing the mill girls iu by broad sun­ Mahuney wm there, and ho carried her Handcuffs are like guide books, because light one noon, when there came a knock down c stnira to "sot’’ her. And her at the door, and behind it the young lady mother t wav there, and wrapped her ail they are made fur two wrists. *011 sir* ta« » firm in thvfipring. I heard. Deb was startled by aboift a in an old shawl, fur Deb bad no Love, the toothache and tight boots are by the young tilings t like uther little girh. The young things which cannot lie kept secret. lady. It was not often that visitors came lady 1 remembered chat, and she brought ____________ to Brick Alley, a" and it was still less often i the prettiest littlo white hood Deb had Postmaster General Key has thirteen that Brick Alley had a visitor who ever < seen, and Deb’s face looked like r, children—a whole buueh of little Keys. knocked. <day-lily bud in the shining wool, but Deb ' Slender ladies, it is said, will hold the This wu a young lady for whom Deb's <could not be that. And Mrs. McMaho mother did fine washing. Deb’s mother ncy i was there, pring onions at tho door, edge, as it were, in society this spring. wiped her hands and placed a chair, and tn t wish her good luck ; and the little Me- IftOok out for a corner on vinegar. th^ young lady sat down. She wu a Mahoneys i were there, and all the children An aged couple of Charlton, Iowa, each straight lady, with strong feet and long, who ' did wonder, and the grocer turned in nearly 70 years old, have aatouAhed Lrrjwn feathers iu her hat, and soft brown aat the alley corner, and the baker stopped themselves by producing twins, born last gldves upon her bauds. She had come, iM he turned out and everybody stood week. shf raid, with that Cluny sot, which nhe and ■ smiled to sec her start. The white the nwvw, snow, km and >.v.» held .j. up ...^i his I t—.ftj this ....a very >«,; Ihorse pnwed ..<» TbctoUl nuniberof votes cast at the foiRtd she should need for ~ a party T" rr ~ L_; ' night; indeed, ahe was in so much haute j head Deb had seen such a honelection wm 8,443,312, or about two ft ftftM—ftftVV l.ftftftft never MV.VI Ok ft.* OftAVI. « Mftft. r- .’ late ldft.V*tftft*UU — Oft ftft ft. ,*» ft Vft -wv _t._ lIad _ 1 hunted L.___ .1 Deb'r n v mother __ .i . — ... i tnc -i .. .......... lady i __ .v___ 1 me >1............ :ti' .......... ..... than .1___ in 1872. ic-o IT-— we __ for it that she - -and the lady^liad gathered the more How auu young ma gatneraa , million of whom READ. READ7 THIS READ 'ER Y BODY I I the knock and. frightened JAMES CLARKE . ) AT LAW A SOLICITOR DISEASES. W CHRONIC [.^alien b mart eligible, central i : v- ! r - • WITH Si KNAPPEN. VT LAW 4 SOLICIT- iippurita/above) Rathbun Falisuta ar io theeitj »bouM t- >•’ :lx boeior haforv attending toother I I'. J. WILDER if limit. U LAN 4 SURGEON, UARKT COVXTT, V\ . RIKER. : PEACE. Genera! Collection . Kut. llnluta liloek. Stale (Street. KiMUy relied up, n ai fVREM. ptotn. whi-'i from hi* ability aad «t the Doctor ean rote. Health behraj »«petior»kUI and innrov- ho takea hopele'i emo from toe naaoa m gw-s 1 ««!• iffisi _ n.aor C<ft*«ft U»M con kvaakt of ftanvia or rviMlvm. ' suiiai >pn»i>ft, . UPJOHN, a;«. Mich. SI. F. PECKHAM. VilYSlCtAR AND SURGEON. A. DRAKE •.tjtale St. . ■ : ...t ML ft^ftw, — ■> i la-uaction Mallet. KseUfiMaW ‘StX’K'WWl.-iR'SWKS up— which wu a matter of some difficulty —>s she never had tnc least idea where she lived before, and how crooked the stairs were I But the face was very yellow, as she raw, and would she be sure to have it doue by nine o'clock to-night ? -i . ' And then, turning her bead suddenly, th» straight young lady saw poor, crooked D.ib in her high chair, with wonder iu het eyes. ' •‘I wonder if I frightened her," thought Dub. But she/only wondered and did not speak. [ Mia this your—" •-Yr*," said Deb's mother, "the eldest. Fifteen. I'll try my best, ma'am ; but I don't know as I ought to promise." Shu spoke in a business-like tone, and turned the Clnny lace—a dainty collar and a pair of soft cuffs—about her hands in a bwincss-likc way. A breath of some kind of scented wood struck a little giiat against Deb's face. She wondered how people conld weave sweet smell into a piece of lace, end if the young lady knew; or if she knew how much pleas­ anter it wm than the onions that Mrs. McMahoncy cooked for dinner every day in the week but Sunday, upon the first floor. But it gave her quite enough to to wonder without speaking. •Fifteen!" repeated the young lady, standing up very straight, aud Tookihg very sorry. "How long nas she been— lik4-that?" . ; ••Bum so,” said Deb’s just act iu that chair etcr big enough to set at all gum on these, Miss ?” i "But you never told LUCIUS RLSSELL, Ciraalt Court CeaunManer '■nd mind of Writ-Abner- Kxc<-«"-. CHAS. JI. BAUER. ^jyfcisrfiss: See in the Court Howra. IwlTXf BURGHER. ISAAC W. V ROOMAN. KKtHFF. Deputy€'.8. Marahal.GyaSm JUHN Q. CRESSY. ( . G. HOLBROOK. Il me you had a crippled child." ' The young lady raid this quickly. ; “You have washed fur me three years,. rein that way. They rude and rode. In and out of the and you never told me you bad a crippled merry streets, through the singing bells, *^“You never asked me, Mira," said Deb's. about the great church spires—oil over and over the laughing town. They rods 4>0,l‘er. CL j to the river and the young lady stopped The young lady made no reply, bbc i the white horae, so that Deb could look oamc and sat down on the edge of Deb's - acroau, and up and down at the shining l>..d close l*»idc Dob's chair. She seem- •u.>—, — -r —- — &7o h«e »11 «l»“t b« Cl«»;!«««"« .. ■ J '‘’TiL're'u «. irneb of ET AT LAW AND PROSECUTING ■ mother. “She s since aka's been ‘ Would you try reins into her brown glovre, and the i ralcigh-bclh cried for joy—Low they crie l •—and aw«y they went, and Deb was cut <of the alley in a minute, and the people in 1the alley hurrahed, and hurrahed, and 1hurrahed, to see her goThat bewildering, beautiful, biased iride! How warm the little white hood ■was! How ,the cushions rank beneath Iher, and the fur robe opened like feathers 'to the touch of her poor, thin hands! How the bell-* sang to her, and the snow­ drifts blinked at her, and the irides, and < ।the slated roofs, and sky, and the people’s : f.icci smiled at her 1 ‘•What's the matter?” asked the ;young lady; for Deb drew the great Wulfs robe over her face and head, and nut so for a minute still and hidden. The ,young lady thought she was frightened. ‘•But I only wanted to^ndo q little 1" said Dob’s little, smothered voice. '•! must cry a little first I”' When she had cried a little she held up her bead, and the shine of her pretty white hood grew faint beside the shine of her ejes and eheeks. That bewildering, blessed ride 1 Streets and a crowd, and ebureh spires were in it—yes, and a wedding and a fun­ eral, too-all things which Deb had seen in her high chair in the day-time with her eyes shut, she saw on that ride with her ctcs opened wide. She was very still. The young lady did nut speak to her, and ahe did not speak to the young lady. The horse held up its head. It McmoJ to Deb to be fly­ ing. She thought that he must bo like the awful beautiful white horse in Rev­ elation. She felt as if he could take her to heaven just as well as not if the young lady's brown glowcs should only pull the SOLICITED. " When I die,'* said a married man, "I want to go where there is no snow to shovel." His wife said she presumed he would. Josh Billings says : "I have finally kum to tho konklns'wn that tho best epitaff enny man can have is a good bank ac­ count” ’ There is a preacher iu Arkansas who argues that Noah’s ark rested in that State, and that Ark-ansas gut its name from that circumstance. Married—Mr. Lowery and Mias Tow­ cry. of Princeton, Kentucky. May thrf bride's pth be flowery, if she did ieavo her T and go to L. "Ho I all ye dyspeptics 1" rays a patent medicine advertisement. If all the dys­ peptics would hoc regularly their number would be reduced amazingly, A Yankee husband telegraphed to his wife : " What havo you for breakfMt and what aib the baby ?'* The answer came, “Buckwheat cakes and the meMlcs." There are 320 ncwnt>*pcro in London, and when it h a good day for geography 319 of them can locate New York city in the State of Texas and not half try. Here, fix the constitution so that a man will havo the privilege of shooting the fel­ low who Mks for a light from his 25-oent Havana and hands back the stub of a pen­ ny-grab. The Leavenworth Tunes some up a laic breach of-promise suit in two bead-lines, thus; "An injured woman sweater deceiver for 150,000, and she runs 49,950 behind the ticket." wnie friends, encountered U»e words For unco in the world a New Turk po­ liceman wm on hand the other day when a. robltry wm committed, but, aays tho JWryru.-n, he was the robber. vtcCtfn, and had >OU Utft -ft.-J ——------ « th«k. Debhtraiybmtbed.ib.r.fttkm in a high chair, and the long, broadahould.nd the gloves, and the sweet smrils of cred, whered river seemed vert much like •’ Talk about th* atn lady 's sorry •eented wood, aad the yor— . v>m Ibis world about wj>ich she had wonder^ i chair. r»—were so close to the 1 They rode to the mills and Deb trembled h-. "What do j the young “Fitteen years I” ropes: . . .ft - -------- —Ua and tn nMW>t million suit, I'd h low, “in that <------poor hrtie «ril But you A beautiful btrt blind j " said, suddeuly. rut* ucr, tv.*..„r Uaa, »d ftbft left »r “"“““t “ laugh; then in a minute she trembled ■nd bake* �T> o___■» L.„A1m honhkllnnn bennn. 1 goveruora with us, but as yet nothing Las ; neither neither horn horn of of the the dilemma. dilemma. Jh £Ejm-We8klf RepilDllCajl Bajlflef *Wled fwM thcir Ti,it Chamberlain pain came hero on Tureday. . I dined with the President on Wednesday, r.ulTUn ___ . 'I but the nurulxir, of stump ’•peechea and । inflammatory nddreeses Uastirgs, Mich., Apr. 9,1877. Hampton that tion that sprang up so suddenly has as suddenly vanished. Mr. Blaine gives osthe President, and there is no reason to doubt Mr. Conkling has already signalized his adhesion. Mr. Cameron, aud Episcopal the place of r^adeatoos, toulh of the poetofficr the miroheivous from playing April Fool and turn ibrir cyct euthward. The ghost gen­ erally make* hie appearance ataboat half-past By one of thee*, five ministers pranks. eral of a lady who was not dead, and each ation in deciding between the two contest­ came in Thursday morning at 3 o’clock ants. Rev. Robert Laird Collier formsrly of and was taken at once to Willard’s Hotel. Chicago, bvs been in the city this week, upon hnn and gave him a perfect orption. and is an applicant for the Swiss mission Fred Douglass as marshall of the Dis­ Executive. Hampton Early after breakfast his friends poured in and ro persistent hare tho callers been nt at all timet, that he was forced to decline tain rise, and an cl.lcriy looking ghost makes hia appearance with a while flower vase in hand, turning to the northward, bolding the by his successor, Mr. McCormick, aud vase la front of him. stands a few minutes, will eotn proceed to Ix>ndon to take when the curtain slowly dri>ps and hides hu ghosti-hlp from eyes euriena to behold. charge of the Spaicate Agency. This Mr. Conant, the cx-Amistant Secretary trict is winning the good opinion and re­ receiving visitors, lie at once addressed change of officials mccta with unircrrxl spect of all who have business before his a note to the President, stating he was favor among those who know Mr. McCor­ lift, united with his great ability as a worked in harmony with the new adminis­ oceured yesterday. rights of the colored man, or to fight any writer tration, retires to private life, and his son stable of ante, helium times was in the is sent to succeed him iu the Senate. Thus Criminal Court room, and one of the bail­ the field in that have possibly Republican branch Congrefcs is clear before President department. A well known ex-con­ of iff supposing that he had business there health, IrouMod with humor la my blood wcaknea* and debility of the system generally i lara* unable to tabor much, and only at aome windmill in the moft approved Don Quix­ prpred executive talent, reader him pecu­ light buainew. aud then only with <reat ean­ tion. ote manner. The President immediately liarly fitted for this position. No one Hoven year* ago. the part spring, 1 had a sent his secretary, Mr. Rodgers, to per <jtiMtions Sir. Conant’s integrity, although ■rverv attack of Diphtheria, which left my Imbs paraljxeJ ati'i useless, so I was unable to ronally invite Mr. 11 ampton to come the- tlte Democftiic Press have impugned his Hayes. inquired, "Are you looking for the Mar­ that he shall?" The former constable replied "No White IIouso at 1 himself, by his wise and prudent course- sir, not now, although I was onee very anxious to sec him when ho was n fugitive tion, of course, “was promptly accepted- slave," slant ItMolh-be conceeded, however, hia firm but conciliatory bearing, has done . more than_all others to bring about thia agreeable change in -tho situation. Nor Still New York cries aLud grand principles of his inaugural and his acceptance letter. Postmaster General Key, the Democrat, ic WprrAnftlve in tho Cnbiuct, has proudly gFvAi’indication that his depart­ thinker, together and with his honesty or laic, and yet that he had not imjfficient executive executive ability for avr. I concluded to gite it a trial, and to my great jov soon found my health improving. I tiie place is concdcd by alt But in Mr. continued the ute of tho STKi-r'until three hotPresident or McCormick we bare the promise, of an offi- conference with the On Thurs­ day he partook of lunch at the White th? requisites of the second chief of the the House1 and paid very gallant attentions to Treasury Mrs. Hayes, who took a lively part iu the pres? generally in congratulations that an­ appearance of the ex-Tammauy Mayor, but guteral political diacu.’Uton other newspaper man has been put where the growing belie!' is that he has gone at th" There ore many people who be­ abroad. which ensued As prime minister at the Deportment, and wo join ho can show his WJiite House, she has, as a matter of that knights of GOOD EVIDENCE. It seems real merit/ ■ c-iurae. full Cabinet privileges at her din­ United States of Ohio, are together dis­ In the Sweet By-tnd-By to avoid prosecution for his ner table : and wo wish to say nothing de­ poned to take the lion's share of honors with tho Tweed ring, Cannot but bo the happy thought a the fortunate recipient of »ho "RocKT Mountain Toubist’’ scans its wonder­ fully attractive pages and peruses, its fas­ cinating descriptions. Most beautifully embellished with new and highly artistic engravings, its letter-press a model of typ­ ographical riahneu, and the arrangement throughout simply superb, the RocXt Mountain Tourist b worthy of compari­ son with Pielvrt»qae American or The Altlinc. It fat written in gonipy, graphic style, covering details of the tour through lhe gardens of tho Sonthwest (the Arkan­ sas Valley. Southern Kansu, to the very heart of the Alps, of America—the Rock­ y Mountains. Jannts are xnado to all tba faniout resorts of Colorado, tho remarka­ ble ruins, the springs, tho mines, and /in short, to every point of interest to tourist, agriculturist, capitalist, miner, and invalid. With the Tourist, the San Juam Guide keeps filing company, and the two publi­ cations are mailed free to all writing for one or both to T. J. Anderson, Topeka, nute and extend^l connection with tho in­ terests oif'the people—is to bo run on civil which theory nt rogatory to Mr. Erarts when we rank her and wc suppose that shortly the only way least has the merit of probability abont it. service reform principles. lie rcfu-cs to The foul-play explanation of hh friends is, pay say attention to the papers and the to- to use the longague of the Czar when re- his equal in conversational diplomacy. to reach preferment in politics will be as Gov. Hampton is a fine specimen of in j the Methodist church with the Bishops, physical humanity. Of large site, full six to compel th* applicant to serve a series of licitations of the gentleman who has come fering to tho concessions demnuded by the feet high, well proportioned, he looks the Sublime Porte “too^lomn thinovitch.’’ ored postmaster nt Columbia, S. If soldier and leader—the governor, and years on a newspaper. Here already arc Hawley aod McCormick. Defrecs will go C., who, this panic amongst Tweed's friends con­ Mr. Key says, since ho proves to be a good officer, can1,only be removed by the army tinues, yon will soon bear the choir sing­ outside ot that portion of him whiyh appearetT iu his rejxjrtcd bombattic speeches ing “Where oh where, is Samivcl Tilden.” wl ile on his way here, and which gives a or by tho President of the United States- Mem, for Post Office nspirants. First Assistant Postmaster General, ^Tyner L« certain style to bis manner akin to the fighting windmill dam, wc were decidedly These consist of ten companies of tho 1st, acting as Postmaster General, -and pleased with the man. 2nd, and 3rd U. S. Artillery. When we consider the politics and the rac. « of these two officials, and all the other hero is circumstances of the case, surely lrpat(er for novel aud significent inferences. 'The same rule appears tn the other depart­ has His black hair into tho Government Printing Offce. Who neat? On Saturday the Precidcnt reviewed tho troops, now stationed at the Arsenal. After tho boen acting as such-mrteo Judge Key's slightly tinged with with gray, dark eyes, formal review regimental, company, and has swarthy skin, whiskers, and moustache a skirmish drill were given, then a portion of appointment. Key’s Judge time been and still is fully occupied iu aiding Burnside, also streaked with gray, and the command Secretary Schurz, on taking charge to solve the Southern question, aud in the general distinguished appearance and de­ and fired hundreds of balls into the target of tKe,In tenor Department, paid a cordial transaction of.other important public bus­ meanor, note him at once, even to casual in a few minutes. efficiency of iness. Some idea of the rtu h of the grand army of office seekers max- ba had whpn it observers, ns'a man of superior character, Mies were in attendance, aod tho day and well worthy the attachment and loyal­ passed off quite pleasantly indeed. ments. tnMte'tb the administrative his predecessor, and declares that he shall expect equally good service from his Messers. Schurz and ordinates. sub­ Evart” have been appointed a committee to draft a He has persistently is*statcd that nearly fifteen thousand ap­ ty of his adherents. plications for office have been received by urged the withdrawal of the troops from Mr. Key during his brief incumbency. the State House at Columbia, and insists Of course all of those applicants are hold­ they must be used only to preserve the of appointments in the civil service. Thus the principles upon which the administra' ing their breath and waiting for the news peace. of their appointments xs laborers in Uncle state arc sufficient to determine the govern­ tion hastoet <nit arc to be reduced to a ays. Sam’s vineyard, ignorant of the fact that orship dispute. That no one proposes to do tem.. No'wonder that the change of ex­ their applications arc filed away never to be violence, and that all he asks is to be let less uneasince and thought of again. k Notwithstanding these alone, so that ho may ahow to the country discouraging circumstances that South set of rules regulating the whole subject ecutives has produced commotion in the departments at Washing, ton than has b<5Cn witnessed on any similaoccasion for many years. Unfaithful offi. cials, who have been kept in their places by fevoritism, if any such there are, may well s)iakc in their boots; but for all the rest there remains that sense of security- which,.*! wejl as fair pay, ouchi to be the We need not say bow acceptable thia good beginning is to ihc country,' so long disquieted and discredited by the evils whi?h have been lingering in our political systomf particularly since the war. been, It has in fact, the voice of tho country steadily making itself heard iu Washing­ ton, rebuking faction and encouraging re­ form, which has enabled President Hayes to begin his administration iu an auspicious manner. sams.patb. has ardnoqa"duties and troublesome ques­ tions before him, and is liable to make mistakes himself, they will enable him to inside her borders, street who have just swooped down to let ure of office depends wholly upon the the President know exactly how the tiling presence of the troops, and that if these stands and just what they will take. were Just at present we arc receiving from our new Secretary of the Navy, who withdrawn he cannot retain his power more than twenty-four hours; hence while he has much sympathy, for he is an aware, got his- cd- able mtn and would, were he acceptable upon an Indiana to the white people, make a model gov­ Tann, a great deal of valuable information ernor, yet under th© universal feeling that uyatiun almoat entirely upon nautical matters. They say that numbered, and that every State must sup­ tion kizo of a hatchway, he gave it,ns his port itself,without intervention of Federal opinion that U depended very much on muskets, be has few supporters. Max. the world and (quoting from the inaugu­ Yankee Nation." Wasbington, D. C., March 26, '77. Ed. Banner.— the meant interest tho action towards other*' sentenced to bo dismissed for haring, as crime, lying or hazing. Yat wc oommend his endeavor to reform the cadet by re­ taining rather than by discharging. But •We* CHEW-SMOKE ^HhJUTCBUSS it it an impooaibility to keep a naval officer take no otuer. mu or ALLWuunu * <ACn v nt n-ru. WOXDERKVL HtCCBail S*,0O« «C Um from lying and hoodwinking Uncle Sam, ish1 the Naval Department and its Acad­ emy. » Timon. Local Correspondence, involved in tho South Carolina' an! Lou­ to investigate Louisiana and in two weeks at least twenty whidt.be has announced shall be fully re­ ry adjustment thereof, one is reminded of of.reports and speeches in Coogrres failed alised in the practice of the Government. the old anecdote tn which the traveler to do. asks the boy which of two roads before "Ttxsi-ifiTE7. .fKArta.w ..a ’jig’As bsb ffi-Tsr-irfjs: cAu^i&n UM 877 «12^L^i,!W8WSiSSlS ter aud ability. But how they arc to sec through the Louisiana mill stone on such that it mattered not which one be took, abort notice is as puzzling to me as Dun- he would find it bo bad before be went a mile that he would wish he had taken the in view of the President's repugnance to other. The President can well bo com­ haxy fFirgiaia hiHs beyond, a mild mannerod^ rather corpulent Saxon, nearly pared to drcary's dog problem wu to him. tho uk Two opjXMiug peace, and the hearty baccord of tho Cab­ inet, the withdrawal of bayonet support cide their way, and each tlw antijMxlcs of from Packard » generally assumed to be the other. Should he decide in favor of Hampton, tho other tide will so torment rigid what the had taken the other, and vice Address T. J. Anderson. Gen. Pau. JriTopeka. Kan. DRUNKARD STOP! OPIUM HABIT. A. Card. We take this opportunity of inforxiug the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all cases of pila, without the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. & I- W. Brown. Hastings, Dec. 21, 1876. x»68tl greodehild. She wm a member of the Metho­ dist Protestant Church at the time of her death. Roberts'. She had been a Christian from a ahfld. Yaxku Braiaoa, April 2, *77. %j3w-y "JACKSONS BEST" SWEET XSTA.-V-5r Chewing Tobacco Notice. Farmers please taka notice that I hate bought out the interest of Calhoun <v Beckwith, in lh«Aotel barn and you will . find it to your interest to call and see me. EztSltf J. W. Brock. Brick for sale at my yard. Section 2.Jd, in Rutland. Henry L Newton. commission will recommend. Gen. Hawley is liqre and Secretary Evarts is preparing his instructions. wish i kj without change. Jan. 4 '76 tf Yet of troops except for preservation of parties arc constantly dogging him to de­ the traveler. plieation,together with tho Sanjuan GkxI', maps and time tables of this new and pop­ ular route from Kuuu Cityand Au'^n to Pueblo, Denver and all points in Colo­ rado, New Mexico, Arizona and the &»n Juan Mines. The finest line of Pullman on the continent between the Mi«soun River and the Rocky Mountains They are men of highest charac­ him wu the best and received as a reply oj>cou»upon the blue Potomac, and tho The “Iron Trail.' A spicy sketshjdcrcriptive of a trip over the Atehiron Topeka and SantaFc Railroad and of the beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky Mountains, by Crinkle," tho musical and dramatic critic of tho New York Worlds sent free on pa- Whitman's Assorted Candies—the bert-n tho market. A full supplya! J *’• with a number of grandaHldfau, who Will min tho desired number of gentlemen who are Heal tb;ipe^ polices nt miiu mweo ca. umuti.i.i and if so MrJ Thompson had better abol­ Loijsiana Commission,—The In looking at the interminable questions - Vegetm® U Sold by all Druggists. if we are to believe the Democratic press President has nt bst succeeded in securing The Cbamzcttowx, Mao., Mirth 1>. tf»V. . «rtth that I bare e$eJ y«rr "Blwd iratlou" (Vtuertsr.) in my family-tor iu., 1, . rr we wish to know which is the greater Michigan 27 years, 11 of which ahe has spool in (lope. S!>a leaves a husband and two sons, accomplish that which I with We will watch e preceding investigations and 40,000 pages Bash, undergoing able conduct in future. universal isiana imbroglios, and the difficulties inter- hidden by a true Germanic, meerschaum, of lying, aod commending upright, honor­ G. P. Rowell & Go’s. Col. ral of President Taylor) with the rest of mankind, "which APPRECIATION. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. He wrote them a long fatherly letter, showing the enormity Hlra R. Blake. Bbe expired u h»r residence in the township of Hope. March 17, 1877. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. i-iSrcrj Secretary Thompson has remitted the victed of falsehood. lina will in a few days bo at jieace witli all may very likely bo true. d with d’«p»|<i* *nd £»□ewncrvatlr UwtluJ. TUOMAS OILMoUr, CPj Walnut meet. •eotenco of dismissal of thrte cadets con­ Fataaa Dbwbt .—Thanki for your excellent little paper. I should hare ordered it long poring to prevent a apuedy and salisfacto- 'WXbhington, D. C., Mar. 29, ’77. W’imigine in a smoke-frescoed garret, Gatling gun, the size of the hen, and the number of troops will be withdrawn, and W- take it eggs they put under her. As Secretary) that Chamberlain will be the "out" and Thompson is a prince of jokers, this story Hampton the “in," aud that South Caro­ he principles of purification and reform NOTES. the A large concourse of The go on from conquering to conquer, until CAPITAL worked the days of b yonet State governments are when applied to recently for the regnla- The people are with him, they believe in him ; and notwithstanding he and good will to all mean* only peace Gov. Chamberlain frankly admits his ten­ Nor rill he tail of this invinci­ ble support, so long as he continues in the Illinois Carolina crowds of them on the week we moot as yon ore probably rewud of merit in public office. the boys arc behaving beautifully, and every He says the civil processes of the NEW MAN. the quill, as well as the lieve that Mr. Hall haa fled the country to Washington to get the place of the col­ FEEL l attribute my preeen health entirely to the use of Panrriv Stbcf, and hold it in hieb estimntion. 1 cannot apeak too highly in its ment—the most important of all in its mi­ connection 'rfSS’p bad dpp< ZLSS-JS."^ ct-| who has never had a superior in all itively nothing new in regard to the dis­ table. Qjdnod Fifteen Pounds of Flesh. o’clock, which invita­ He like Chamberlain, has been in con' for her M-itec member of his Cabinet has his cabinet been-.behind-haud in sec- j-Oakey Hall, and refuses to be comforted ondingltis efforts arid iu conforming to the because ho is not present. There is pos­ Joss Rente. I) rook i. Me., Sept. 7, 1870. His extensive experience in public mick. here in response tp hi* official invitation, not MU «r adflross »• at my nrfdwi.. M X ery rMMetrnUv, “ A Kosboe Parker, MT«r_ of the Treasury, will be relieved this week and was ready now to do battle for the might If met at her house. alive, until all A g-.od illustration of how Committee, his ghwUhip the more curiotn to behold fools were yet that failed to appreciate times havo changed with thia gentleman, who, u chairman of the Foreign Affairs ------------------------------ and yet Honings,* like ancient Rome, has » The eolemnity of the day did not deter Hampton, and not accepted apparently by of the W|WT j real, genuine gbwt. If the pe6ple of HaaiingS est attainable order were used to celebrate are curious enough to lake tho trouble to tea * their joy and gladness ut the resurrection. real gba*t and Lie antics, ther must appear al any one Obosls ore not very coriunon in Ha-flinp, churches, musical ceremonies of tho high­ any compromtJc of this sort into consider­ lent beginning has been made under Pres­ Thu Uttl© flurry of oppoai Catholic the not likely that President Hayes, will take ded he is given the Senatonliip, but it is hia sincerity. Don Cameron, and Wednesday morning in while received invitations to officiate at the fun­ ministration of public affairs that an excel, of wit decorated with flower»t H- ’R. Steven’8 Column. Gho*>t> In Hastings. like nearly nil ntbera in the city, had its pulpit profusely promise, but which has been rejected by ested —u who is not?—in a creditable ad. tupport Hotel took etippcr at Warmley’a breakfasted with Mr. Evarts. lie has uectajeariiy made him later. It is under­ I been conferring constantly with the Presi­ stood thAt Chamberlain has agreed to sur­ dent, or members of his Cabinet, and hot: render tho Gubernatorial position provi­ submitted a proposition looking to com­ It must be admitted by all who arc inter ■urancc of his friendly with the President al the White House, I felt called upon to deliver along the route A GOOD BEGINNING. ident Hayes. Cbambcr- He dined Dec. 5th, 1876. Gen. Haw- by hut opposition to the Force Bill and Wanted. A good, improved Farm. Any one tving a farm of 80 acres or more, with Taos. J. Wilder. »ted. s»J wcui-J Hood to share h» vtawv. Hastings. March 28.1877. What you 0W« too. «. Call and .id* O. D. Spaulding- �Council Proceeding*. uimwin. WE. own of Pioneer Ett A regular meeting of the Common Council r the city of Harting*, waa held at lhe Coua- I ““^j j iu apptova; „r Special Notices. Dr. SchenAa Standard ■Drug*., Madlcinea, Perfumene,, Etc-, Etc. Remedial. April, A. D. IM7. R. Tl.UE-t A«O । r i_>soJ S u »Jaytv-w r. tlM*.S. ri»<r OFFICE TIME CARB .*MW« Si? " ‘ approved. ' Rrcscnl tho -Mayor, Recorder, Aid. Evans, . A cutnuiunicufou fruu W. J. Michael, Bor-1 fm }j Lewis, Heed, Rnsaell, Sheldon and Tomlinson. telary <>t Pioneer Hose Company No. 1, noli- ami if | Tying the Common f'ottndl that at a regular Minnies of the laid meeting were read and I meeting uf «dd tympany.* held March Stb, rbi^iXt' approved. • 1877, the folivwtng eSeera were ekrfod f t Report vf Mrcet Committre relative to the Theodors Geshwind, Foreman. petition of------ aud others in regard to the Henry Hyatt, Asstrtan' Foreman street pawing McElwain', bouse, recomnendWill Michael. Bec-etnky. Arraeneu, Throop. Treasurer. accepted and adopted. prutided said at root be ] Anthony A. Wllbtnnt, Ktcwnrd, made without txpenae tp the dty except for I and asking tho approval of the appointment of said officer*, wm accepted and adopted, and grading and piking. on. m<Mi<»u the officers elected were ap­ The account, of Lake, Horton and other, proved. for removing driftwood from bridge, S.l.50, of Report uf Financo Committee, hereunto at­ tached. relative to the finances of theritr, w»« Milton Prickeu for one month's salary aa Mar­ on motion accepted and addpted. shal. ?4l.7u.and of.I- 1>. Quaekenbuth foroue On motion of AU. lluswll, that $200 tempomonth'* aalary a. Recorder, $IG.fl;t. were by a porarity transferred from the Contingent Fund to tho Fire beparttoent Fund l<« placed to tli« । crsdlt of tho Cuntlugeut Fund. Carried. dered Iu be drawn from the proper funds flu motion, the time for McElwain and Altherefor, as follows: toft to complete their,job of excavating the hill on Broadway wa> extended 00 daysAn account nf J. Q. CreMy for iheldon and Tomlinaon, fl. ferrml to the Finance Committee. •rrvBiuduihla.ticheaek'e ii'-.ic’t'« .*»» u'esd Tonic This space is Contracted for by BARNES & CO toc.ituult I»r. fv-benek. cither ru the \ links') public. 'j.- ' On motion tho Council adjourned I The following account, were allowed ; ' A. A. Wilmont for .1 month,' service as I Steward of Hom Company, to April -.uuricit tbit > city of Hastings, held at the Council Room on Wednesday evening. April fob, A. l». 1877, for eat All About the .. < postage stamp,, ' E. Crook. 1 load wood, . , I •"'* onlsrv onlered to M drawn on ’the appm• priate funds Uierrfor, as follows: j Ayes—A14. Evans, Lewi., McNaughton. Reed. Ru*arll, She't>u and Tomlin« >r—7 Nays—N ne. meeting wnv disponwd with. An account of Charles E Bhrlaw was pre. A motion by Aid. Ree-HLut the Council pro­ »entrd of 352, for collecting and disbursing ceed to ennvaa, ths votes auMdeclare the rcMtlt city fund,. by the charter of said dty, there were present the Mayor. Recorder, and Aid. Evans, Ltwls, McNaughton, Herd, Ku,sell. Sheldon and _ * Jotnlinaun. Will's ADVFR rlSEMESTS. County. wa» carried. • PIMPLES. THE STEBBINS BRO’S SAf TC CONSUMPTIVES. The Mayor appointed Aid. Uu„e!l and Lewi, a* teller*. Tie result was declared by rtatemdn:. as folios*: For Alsror, J. W. Bentley. Forfttrojrdrr, Wm. H. Stebbins. to-llight. will save money by it. .iitr . at *2S, and a vote by Aye, and navs taken on the amendment, which w-.« carried. a, folfow, • ERRORS of YOUTH. Ayes—Aid. Lewis. McNaughton, Heed. Shel­ don and Tomlinson—’ AtlLNTLKVA**,w'm safrrwl for ym oirvui d l-ditr. rrematars d-v-jy. aa For Supervi*>»-1»t and foil War Is. Travers •C.trCS "' - -.uiMtl iod<«er«lion will, foe t of fc.«--ioe ko«t»B.tjr. wod ftwtiisllwbs Iltillip,. z th- r*e*pe sat •hiw-U-t. for tstkinc th t ai-dv b, wtu it be wo euted. tfoftese. follow,: it uieaee <-«u d-» »o >M«»ee. JOHN H. Bobituon. ■ For School laspcctor.Hjiarles G. Holhrook. don and Tomlinson—>. Nays — Aid'. Evan, and Rc*«el! — 2. For School Inspector, to Gil vacancy, Sher­ On motion. the Ounei! cljaurned. man Prindle. PRODATE ORDER. On motion, th* following accounts were al- For Treasurer, Charles Weisert. For Marshal, Milton Prickett. For Justice of the Peace. Marcus W. Riker. Grttrtackl are worth in win W»J coni* on > elected Street CommWUner J sober the meeting of the Ladle-* Teta- Chhrttaa Union on Tuesday afternoon kferm Qub Room. w> oa Saturday afternoon. OR? Uavil, Charles Bonham, fell down stair, a Friday evening, hurting him quit* badly, iggfcta. ;h» financial statement i» unavoidably left ' 1st Ward fir registration and election Pat McCarty. for‘place' of registration lag compositors enough in the city «» PMt ’l into type in wiwn for today's paper. in 24 Ward. Jtherman C. Pnndle. place for election the •hath st betroil of lira. Unger Sherman. Sheldon. RusreU am' Tomlinson, mak- 8? bon : foil:« r-.- —. ....... 24 Ward, lilwahl J. Evans, regirtra- a. tnuih »s lie people of Barry county are op Jvhc-1 to any change in this Judicial Circuit, i >■ a -! o.i 3d Ward. Marco* Bussell. registration j: Lion 23dr Ward, M. Thorp, clerk of election. 1* WarJ T. J. Wilder, clerk of election, 2-1 Ward, E. II. Brown. Third Ward, Heary Johnson, clerk of election Third to mm all of their many friends and the public Ward. James liewew, derk of election in 4th Hal! was literally packed. Speeches were male by John W. Cualer.C. 0. Holbrook, MrsBoll and Samnel Vickie. There seem* to be week, and the fruits of the labor, thus far pot forth liars been beyond the inert sanguine ex­ pectation* of ike more enthusiastic workers in kbcnianct of money to do business with, ought to g'Mn Grand Rapids and spend _ a few hour, ia looking over the manufacturing in* dtutri-, of that dty, and than note the numher of daily arrivals al the pnnelpal hotels. **P*cia<ly al Sweet's Hotel. Lyon A Pickering, proprietors, and they will u one* be convinced ’hat the hard times' do not effect the bustinteresfo of that prosperous dty, or if W dove then let them imagine what H won!! be in Prosperous time,, bid tho Muss good bye. and p to work to build u p manufacturing Indus •net in the other cities and village* of lhe State. Township Election*. a&'isr*. kWJMg 3 00 Ward. N. J BrOnwn, clerk of election in 4th 3 OQ Sc'hool Insjmctar. Edwin of tbii city, wai wen for hi, manly uaaliti.’.-Hii fsnernl wa. attested at the M. K. harsh, yretarda? afternoon by a vary largo number of the eitis»n« uf the city, and tbs nJ 3 oo Cherry Pectoral STORE. Physician’s Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals of purest quality only. ,D -.h et-t soar er i'il "f th, aorth inf »«'ii >n nsn*r twenty-*crea u .mUt ihmeid n-xth of tangs wwt. eeamtdur 'n »It ou" .hn.°" (IJlaerm '-f tend sr.ordlus totes ,r*cj. lie lb« tome mors ur lea*. ;; , i* heron, ri»> ■ •!>»’ to ’A*",’, 1 Mull SIJH.'* for ante and jril Detroit Advertisement*. taVm,ral«oftb.2»4ofApr»,ln.U J-rb 8 00 8 00 Ward, by ayes aud nays, as follows: Ayes—Aid. Evans, Lewis, McNaughton, Reed, Russeil, Sheldon and Tomlinson, 7. Nayr-LNone The bonds of lhe following named person, were prcsentol.nceepted and approved, sad or- Charles Weissrt ns Treasurer. Wm. II. Stebbins as Recorder. Allen Jones, Oliver E. Woodruff and S. S. Garrison as ComUblcs. by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes—Aid. Evans, Lewis, McNanghton, Reed, Russell, Sheldon and Tomlinson—7. Nays—None On motion, the bill of Mrs. Csvey vras laid on the table. On motion the Council adjourned fine die. SHEEP FEED. Si. Orr0^-[the wanU. of Inc abBitlss. of fotf esltare. hsuorsd and / »UUuXa."tZu bl»ng' beiwevn th, b-»ur of nine ✓efoek and U. &C "cnnstftatiM of ths litate, bad MM mw Bated. Hartins*. At»nl '>A**"L1n________AnnM. 600 bu, REFUSE BEANS, Qeo. M. Savage & Co’s Col, was altsndel from ths M. K- Cbareh | tncuu'wiiiplcmestatewhetwtbsy«aw the .int, . I Bemoval.—Geo. M. Savage & Co., Toln.Wre «•» to nay their rw«>W rojtho ■M“orT 'the; well known newspaper adrertuing I agetit*, of Detroit. Nicu., have removed xowu>u*v* __ ■loueM'seftb, fni^i 72 Griswold to more commodiou* ' and convenient quarter*, No, 30 Congrcm MACK-Ia Baltiraorc. Maseb M»h. ITT. b®”*® infant «ot> of Th ons, and Man * E- Mack. Age jatrdet west, where they have fitted up oleIgaaXofiiccB, And for »y U‘Ue dart ins The wd tear, ever flow, BtsHttle ehair I, ewry Hie playtkins* laid • ,w** And Urine heart, ars break Im For my little boy *h»‘dlod • POULTRY WORLD. ZEcii.’islOrSS...^ KJIAILEDFREE THE FAMILY GUEST IVIFLORAU CU1DE I Ikton for tbs feotrteps. A spacial meeting of the Common Council of' the dty of Hauling, was held at the Council Room on ths evening of the 30th day of TnoBNAPPt 8TLi- oppoaitkm elected in this township the March, 1877. rrnwini—Aid. Evans. Lewis. McNaughton, following ticket, being a union of Dewcrats, I Republican boilers and Greenbacker, hupervisor, John Clerk, Benjasria '■oamiaaimmr of Highways. Win **“«*•’• k ^ periauadsai of Seboobi. Richard Wal- Ayer’s » 00 '* Stat, street, which they have filled up in a vety l^roming manner, laith as lo taste and eonre.-.i-r.ee. and where they will le pleaded their line. At the Temperance meeting last evening the 3?fomentso<CyrasH. Ifo»,ndefondMeflrvsvr was fokra from,thisehy Wb^ raviM mssiac. lie »■*•> Ja,.,L’t,.Sii|« •nt.aml Henry E. Merom, isrsly on appeal bond. tion aud election. B. Cotton, elerk-of slectlon. First tasking power, then wc desire to be attached to th* Allegan, and not the Eaton Circuit. ' .Mrs tiara H. Allen and Miss Trego have moved their millinery shop from the store in DRUG Ayer’s Advertisement*. DIED. and popAtchison in Cok>the San Pullman WTOK. xxitMU PEOPLES t- B. Stanley ha, opened a General Repair 4th Ward. Philo A. ShMdoa. registra- BOCK- PHARMACEUTICAL fflElST- f lion and election, j 2d Ward/Daniel MeNaugbton, rrgUtra- Shop :q Agricultural Hall, office of ths Messer Brvihen. Hi, ad. with full particulars will Wm. H. Goodyear, Hurtin of Inirr /"tion and election, l4th Ward. George Tomlinson, registra­ Jhoun i you will Drug®, Medicine, Etc., Etc. be holden l City of ilarti-is>. sad ■ be the peeper of the lion, 1st Ward. mOmmA’, oforJttng Indicalt the use > P^Y8OWX. xi68U COX-MOTT-At tbs rv in Barry, on tho SMhtali-. Mr. C< into the rooms of IMndie 1K» it now, a» the papers arc want- ountnius March 3rd 1877 if. 2 oo Robert I>aww,n, registration and ‘ country. trip OTW Railroad pleasure »y "Ntiu tic critic Furniture Depot, South Side State St., Hastings Mich. Mr. Pattan Harry 0. Bate of thfosityand Nsllie. 3 50 PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in that line day or night. BALE-KEITH-At the rvrt.let.re of the brida's {inn Everybody knows they are the only the city and attend promptly to all caR| MARRIED. appropriate fund, therefor; Mtlton Prickett. keeping Rm in engine Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture ra a until you have priced their Goods, forycu Nsyf—Aid. Brans, .McNaughton, Reel, Sheldon sad TomliaVon— ■aeevuni he allowed, which motion wa, nmcnl- * Picture Frame*. Eta. FURNITURE. Bowsa Broadway bill | "“^*q/„VX.h, , ; ,H1| ,m| number of vote, cast al tho election. U <h. ,.rt». d.j Furniture, Undertaking, IB?:. Cofltainin« over 1,200 varieties Vege­ table «D<1 Flower seeds- Colored PlatOfl- Ehigant Wood-CUtk of » egei* blesnntl Fiowtrs. Handsomest Guide It Is ths Dr. J. C. AYER & CO �Ashes are also a good fertiliser. iupiM.oruiM.S2... of roller, or otherwise made very compact over •rate onion- to sowing it on the onion beds when I saw that the grab was at work, with the result From raHen'i Jew«h to lenslh. that I found a perfect cure for this pest, as well as materially assisting in the growth of tbeonioGa. The proportion in which I used it would be about four ewt. to the acre, and used it two or throe times a sea A (nhUe spirit rieee son, peyer more. I have also used for the Hava purpose gM lime, which will also pre­ In using tho nltrataof soda, it is vent 1L When at the well-laid ublc. necessary that lhe foliage of the onions be dry, as to lol il drop on tho plants when they are wet causes a burnt, shriveled place alaiy; wherever it touches them. It is a good plan to water after sowing, or to select a lime when a shower may be expected very soon.n It »a - after the ‘ hay is cut, to wed down the land to timo­ thy and Kentucky blue gnus, or June grass, as it is also called. The June grus when grown with timothy. Clover hid wil^ these him glasses, as il traultfbe g*o!e to crowd them out too much. I see on good wesson fur growing clov®*WJ iMy ‘oth^r: grass’. It may be grown by itself quite as profitably to farm- eni as to grow it with timothy, according to the old stereotyped custom. Then, lhe old custom t^raedipg down .fond to grss with a grin crop is not now followed as closely as it.used to be in years past. The land now is often plowed early in the spring ~ ~ — ~ Fgrm with no other doubt of this fertiliser being good, becausj potash is always valuable for any crop. - The f ruit of plants set this spring will be ol no value till next uonsen, whrtt th» largest crop may beexpccari that they will produce, not less than 100 bushels per aero, if the variety grown bo eood, and if the soil bo rich and well cultivated. Th Wilson is still considered the best berry by many, but the Cha*les Downing is begin­ ning to take its place, it being nearly m C’^c, and tho quality of the fruit much . Ono hundred dollars p**r acre is often cleared on this crop over all expenre* . It is doubtful wbulhcr there is any spe­ cial advantage in grafting grape vines now, when good two-year old vince of nearly all varieties can be bought for 23 cents to 31 each.^ ..In grilling such varieties as lhe Delaware on the Concord, to obtain the tree growth of the latter, ancoess has not been the Fannie iq my experience and ob­ servation, as the nature and habits of one vorictv cannot be imparted to another by grafting, yet many persona are inclined to experiment in this way. Nor is tho fratt cUangeduAw siw and' quality in the least, amrit makes excellent hay, either alone or belterjiqt be dtaolred in mur, ow b»m-t for Ibrrr pounds of the mixture, which is enough I &. b«m> or s» n». mwo. i„ ,p. - . QMAFTINO GMAFK VINKS. RURAL TOPICS. Lvww-«. fta^«r i* a but* befog the saw,in that rewnect as in graft­ ing apple.‘pear and other fruit trees. When one has a choice variety, and aUo haa’on old, worthless 'Kqe, it maj bo ad­ vantageous to graft the poor vartvty to ob­ tain'fruit sooner than can be done from cuttings propagated iu the ordinary way, as tho giqftl will have the sunport of the entire rootk of the old vine. Grafting shoal*1 be done before the sap begins to fiow, or after the main flow is over, in June up to July ; but old vines ought to be cut off iu the fall to bo safc from exceaaive bleediaj; and if grafted th« I think the chances of success would be greater than in the spring ; but in no, case should the sum or trunk of a vine be cut off in June orJuly, as is would Ce sure to bleed o d«dth. Tho srinus should be cut iu the fall, without reg/rd to the time when the grafting ta to bo"donc ; yet the experi went may be made of cutting them in March, and, keeping them in moist sand •own early. The seed of Juno grass is (slightly moiat) till used. A California gsgM^Wefj ^taffy, and a bnshel of such grape grower states the method of' rawjatleast, should be sown with from stump grafting very clearly, as follow*: four to six quarts of timothy seed per “I cyl my |cious from last year's growth,, lowg enough to include three or four buds,, acre. Let the land be well harrowed, after and .keep them in a dormant state until the■ being plowed, then sow the seed and curor ■ ' vines 1 graft in are well started to grow—it with a brush harrow, and then roll the say one or two inches long. I then re­■ land, y|;ich covert a good deal of seed that.. move the earth from the vines down to, or wIBR^cOterta before, and presses the near, the first root; then rub off all the oldI loose bark, and saw off from on- to three inches above the first roots. With a saw,, to "geriniuate sooner than it otherwise make one, (wo or three straight cuts down, lown Rnds, but it will do rej^i^jriclj, mu-llow soil, and it must beL hi^tfy’ fertilited every ycarwith wdl-rotted^ ** into the stump. If the stomp is smill J. only make une out in It, but if the vinesi are largo they will admit of two or more; cuts. Each saw cut will admit of two scions, one on each aide of the stnmp. With a sharp knife, trim lhe raw cuts out the proper lhape for a Wedge graft. Trim the.Mlau to fit accuralcly, leaving a small shoulder on each side of the scion ; then insert in the stamp, being sure to push it down to the shoulder, and also make a connection with the bark of the old stock. Cut the scion down to two buds. When. lauwhed. fill up witli fine-dirt level with the top of the ground, leaving one bud of each 'scion uncovered.” lines may be grafted as soon as the frost is out of tbc ground, st(U|*aDUQi; than they will grow luxu-• rims^od tbe'samohndMcry Mason, in. । , the! or in June, if some of tho canes Im taken that grow near the ground. Cut them squSrt Dff, and graft them the ramc as you would an apple tree; and bend over lhe would, especially in dry weather. A fair ture is obtained by August. It has boon fouHAjFn4wM* txpcrimenv that but YefMBlro\^BWMBed'bf any kind gettniastos when covered two inches deep ; there fo^o?piifttfyTiArroW3 corer much of tho seed too deep. *<fiu>UlKQ' OXlfflfS. ptying oniona as a field crop is gtfcek3y frraiftablc, it rightly numagod. They, 1 i'deed for this crop a hundredI soil there is a rich, dry, sandy Gf-auil that one would dosirc. . ir-wEnaQ’ spring the ground is grafted cane a tittle below the level of the ground and fasten it with stakes, with the end turned up, and then fill in around the graft with soil, up lo thc bud, pack it down firmly, and the job is done. rtuawntnuy gkowing. IWBMhito aratrare, plowed in but p; then the land a harrowed and rod the -seed is. drilled in with a '<W profits are frequently enough acres to support a family After the crop is removed, aud ag spread th^yiontire, applying Harrow aB tn, and then with a Ute’ eleari ' the land ready for the 13 inches apart. Ten days bofjre lor eight day*; then turn off the ?^asrssizri.‘s!stf5 wrac re nodes to lhe ate of th* pentouMM. con7ol■ tUUort«rt» U aaUhhM In l<- Uasifop iUpabHwn <“““■ • Mintod .u f cinxbUd In raid CsaMX of Barry fur .-.- < ,!>• wM-k»prn»inu.U»**la«Uj’«rbrariaa t CLEMENT rlMiril. Jtutesof Probate. tamtam* ai:<r A Tffi!AWKB^rd)WlfHffl HE FECVISIOHS OF THE LAW ABIE 0®M»£E THE EOLLCWIr.G,. VJZ; R«epficn>—.---.—...™~..— ------- - ADMINISTRATORS SALE. In field culture, strawberries should be set out in rows throe or three and a half feet apart, aud obput 18 inches apart in tho rows. Set them as soon as the ground bccoundry, trot far from the first of May. Mark off the ground, when w«U fertilised with fine stable dung and properly pre­ pared, and drop pl-iuki along row. as near 18 inches apart u possi >lc, and set them nearly as soon as dropped, so that the roots will not be long exposed to the sun, if the weather be dear. The roots should be spread out as rot, and pres.* down the soil upon them with your foot on both sides of the plants. A pood way to mark off tfao rows n to have wstout line to renal) acrors lhe ground to be platitca, aud to be aet with stakes at each end. Thun with a spade the holes threr I- ‘ .■ <•’ l'io ranter of th* route of Ogilvie Mowoa«*r, uflrrnoon. al Ih-ptcmbc ria. C■ utitr of THarrr. and n half wide, nailed to the pans, begin- j Ding two feet from the ground, and then Mirhi placing them 18 inches apart ta the. top > f | the posts, or you can uw> wire inA- 1 of slats. One or two-year old Concord vim•*» **■* • o'clock In tho nieHMl '••• sstttfjit'. Mata of Holloway's Advertisement" iioumn oisi. . a b a nd rod and I wawly < 1391 aere> to th a United 8U1m »nr*ey. be as ifhlji M. ALLEN. ASmistolnlor. ately to some n ighbor who has g-wJ 1 CHANCERY SALEi Statv r>~ MicaiOAS. Th* Cbcalt Coart far Um grapes and get some cuttings, if hi t vin C..r.nij ofBirryin CliiMvry. were not closely pnined last fall. They _ AlybcM t’*Ub.C«Mnv.a4i»nl. should be about a foot long, and ««ch Noma* L D«w'«v, M«ry E. Bowktr »ai should contain two or more bu<l«. Keep Chnrt** B. B*«Ml>»w»A»a‘.«. __ them in moist rand till wanted L« plant, then aet them a f-mt apart, with the uppor buds near the Furfiice of the grouhtl. 8-1 MhoHebthdw o them at an angle, so that the earth can !><• pressed very hard around th- lower buds. Place small stakoi by tbc side of c>ch cut- | ting tn show where they are, and as soon j as grass has grown high enough to cut.' 4t*n north of spread some lightly over the .cuttings to j protect tbc buds from tho snn when they j_ t>...----------------------begin to grow fiecly. The n-xt ( c,re<11. Caurt CoinmiA.aX'" «*1 txllS-v' A. TIM. btB.X1..AO->utSKj!3 they arc to grow. Cu». Ings clipped in . November are best, but if cut n<>w, before . ■ ------------ :------------ ------------------------------ j— -the sap flows, I think they will grow. । Legals. lit ffiK fl® FAG?' oia’oVtooV.lu lh* iaanMtb^V^ia •>•- { can bo bought for 25 cents each, and from some grape growers at a less price. If you propose to wait till you can grow sum- : vines yourself from cutting*, go unntedi- ' J.lCs'B F. v'kXfx. File*. FUtuhui, the ei«hla*«m 0-. r LoH on- th-t ua nr cow r. ned iMUwiit" o' 0 k*j ■ ar on* lho3’>n<t rishi bundrtd anil wtaty- P OteCBMU Smith. Jodft o/ ProUU. 5o Afltdn»il» of Mbllea.lnn will L* sir* astll j .1.11... All •« L--. Il„ .... ....... .. I n ill-nutter of lhe out* ofAlheA Cborle* U• -U.r.i. Minor*. Hropaical Swel’.itrAlttK-Bih Ihrwbu Urtiy oripa an I «ui ■.’■j,; A»Mixtrrn.iTono maTb. In th* BUllnr of the Mtate ><f Htlxabeth Ma nr- lor »ea*»u» thric* n •*< forth 'hatrae may heli­ ham 4eeera>d. ....mi «n *aii/— >■>.. *»> «•««■« Sntioe it hereby siren th'l I fhalt»e1l»t 1-cblie Blull ion. to th-bistiK M4drr „» Minis.) thr AVriL si I.* .-.Iwk to U. l£iki«ay »T aiajr. A. !».. 1«?1. al ten o'rto-k fo •r lacnl mmo. Io-wi’ : Tb-t »uw- «< r>v. Innt at-.l I.Hi.q in th. the forenoon, at lh« I*M>a • Ofire in the • H* of evunt» of llarr- .a»<t .if Mi-:i:-«n Uattlnxa. lathe eonnty of Ihrty ii the Mat* of and doMrib-d m Ml«« -. • .. it: ITm Michloan. tMUVaaatfolko.reami an'U>itvcre i- >th»r TwrMM imarwrtad in »M m nie. nr* r«qnli IS)of the north »Kt,nu«i . -f .Mt ■rei*ij in u»wn.-hit» two-.-,v rt th* rMranna |.ii*re**d in Mid Mint* th.uolk-.M y*Qd«<ro( 2w iMliitoa .•dthThMrS; e»aU> ball <l») it th* Muth ttxt quarter f: uf aretion onmbar nin-' »1 in town iwo -..‘ftoar b of renca •i<bi On wa«. Abu ib«u*'tb «.<■ <««;»!<' p of th* north »«<t qwirtar C',.\ and ail that port <>f Mlt>r tirinud an* ei eolated u ,• ‘ °rcLEMfrr’sMIuT'}■« A truajjosy.r • marehiu'. Lud. luki 38lb, A. D. ICT KT: F WILLIAM MAKCKAM. AdmiaUti-cto: NOTICE TO ,<’RED1 STATE OF MlCHUlAX.f ona-y Notice ie h-rvb; rir-_n.il-. t i-< \n «. Contract. t’.«l rac'. rjcir SALE OX F.XEC ( TION. Eut* of Mlehinn. onanty of Barry.». s— iiy vfr. unof an axeenriua iwnad out of and >.h.h>r tho Ml of thn clrenlf eown far the rrmuiy of B'r- -.nJ Uta al Mkhlfwa. d^ad the )Mb du af Atrrf T. itn. i ; 'A- . hiiiT.';' A UuiJvtnt rewar-l n'i «rfa« •neb iniVratetiop bated. tin. CLKMEX i' . xt n_. u.WnT»jM3K SAl.f Befailt harias bur;, ata-I- . j <*.e t 7rb“ li^vhl’un »»j *x/Ty' J'S,’ ‘ ' ' REMOVAL ’ rare'wsi tS-Ss'ft; Profri»t«r of the Naehrllle New,. IE r-ft. A’*.!-1"?-'? "’UM Ml «t I water IM£rii-«ta After te- flnw’tEwtmsa.defr vcri«*d. “•*!**• "“,ri “ Maaefoeiarer* wobato con. PLANT GRAPE VINES. ol the estate. I cannot too strongly urge faruvrv and inly of Barry. Is the .tafoofMi others to* grow all the sreapos that their iMaftotarra of rle J <lt-*cr'.bed *a follow, lo-wlt-P«14l*r» oi »-■»*.• i»t iinetter <‘4l of th* .oath ' families can consume, nt least, and as many P*d-!Jtn ofUbAi ••to sell as you picas*. What is the use of having land, and mot making use <>f it l" co t -tnnw fertjf (Un ret** of UadMMrdUa to the best advantage. If every country ntnAMM.Al.ltx. family were to hare all tho impes they .1 B.-ICT. • AdaUnlstrttor. could cat from August to Jaunry, msuv of the physicians 'would be driven into tho cities, as it is an admitted fact that grape* , NOTICE. arc a powerful curat ivo of many di.svi-.'< when eaten freely as Jong as they <m b • wU !• r»ou. arc uerrnj ii-rwiauru «> kept frosh. If tlicre Iw anything in the tr->«t hcro> mr ae*«HnLa» I*hall pay no debts cChJ.-ejnlrj.-iins anarthhdate. nJ WiriioUi Ji: world to delight a family, ns i’s m^-rnW* hated. O.-asseville. Carry Co , N>eb.. March. 2nd. "racial Tar K’a» walk iu Jtheir garden, it is the larw, rich ‘ SrtSsMtf STEPHEN L. WICKS clusters of grapes that load down an exten­ sive arbor. A neclectcd vino or two are ADM! XI STM ATOR’SSAL F. r.ui rr thr.eaLUo of Usilrie Me of little value. What you nerd isan arh r us ; from 50 to 100 feet Inng, over a walk with ' .tael right flat qnn m Imtf. ,'ln. «r ». you can have s trellis eight or nine feet Is t]i>Mi<«rua»e.a4 ths smaiwia tt* tavrabip high wherever you please. Th- pre?»C1«S. should be twelve feet long and eight apart. «• rliuriu. Thon have slats 16 f*ct long about an inch jTi.'r' ADMfXlSTR nearly as well in the spring if the seed is crop of hay is gften cut the first season when grass soil iiihis town, or good pas­ <*n’ .Vlom-nt ^mith. Jinhra of Probate. ______ ven-largo creps of rtrawbcrriw: “One1 Unr . part nitrate of potash, ono do. dauber of ii«.i i .< Si, .nd ono do. of nl wd.," .fp. I. J sively for agricultural purposes, and I took g*«A NO' •do as well. .It contains 50 per rent. <.f i Probably there is no better variety titan pure potmh. and is now quetud at <3,to i ■ the Wethersfield red. In regard to the 83.50 per 100 pounds, ana Ims by the ton. ' • onion grub, an English gardener says: The following farmuh U raid to ’prodaro ! ■ “Wc used nitrate of sods pretty exten­ Legals. ■Legals. PRORATE ORDER. Orwill in tho drilia. bruw oil htalaiin wurtroa'.. Tear hi» rilkmahlrt wart: And, wenfins tun of plea'ure. Creep cloacr tehtohssrt! GRlS'D RAPIDS. one uproatten throw art sufficient earth to give room for a plant. Or the marking may be done with a corn-marker, if you hare one that marjii not over three aud a half feet apart, and the boles may be made with i spade or a hoe, whichever The GDAJWIMTS SALIC? I* th* aurnrr of Ito* Mtat* cl ALICES CH AB LEM U.ONROBX Is/iopoqE ofi jueco^/foy of C^L n/foLyo-SyqBrj-s, Buy WW Locj\t^° fP Tt* 22 MONROE ST. NEXT DOOR TO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-12.pdf deeae1c4b9898f8e65ee57163383a4b0 PDF Text Text could also be us entertaining and intelligent union, lo «» boo, rod bo 7«l; VOL. XXI. rat teeSepii-Weekly HepUhlicap Sapper I H- R. Steven’s Column. geo. fi.VP sFFewet good news to THE PUBLIC! PLrHUSHKR. I cd, but utterly laiied, much to the amuse­ ment of her at ink “It is a good, many years idnco I saw him. Since that time he has passed through college, and spent some time in the old world 1 remember him os a frank, mischievous boy, winning the affection of all by his gcneioeityand truth. I declare, Nellie, unless you go instantly away I shall have no l>crriw for ten. With u merry laugh and nod, Nellie was out of tho house and down under the cherry tree, singing in her blithe, sweet “ UP IN A CHERRY TREE.' WHAT 1 MOW ABOUT VE6ETIAE. •RRTON. Sown Bosrox, May 9,IKft CHAPTER J. Ilowu in dear ol<J York, among the bills; nra'lwl the little village of Lyons. In andjout. babbling and dancing here, dash­ ing and tearing there, wanders the Mo­ hawk river, along whose banks are seen the tail and stately pine, the beech, with its silvered, glistening trunk, and the airy, fni ry leaves of the aspen. Clear, sweeping meadows slope down toward the stream, backed by tall, nigged hills, whose sum­ mits and sid<^ arc robed with tho fine old pino ; green Jvelvety oom now and then ,• peeps up through the broken rocks, while the trembling harebell modestly raises its head, adding more beauty still to the verduroiclad hill?. m Swift on the War Path with a new and well selected >L‘E-'CIU PTION •- STOCK OF GROCERIES •ppcute. ruins or Kb.addhy of the i uxl vhltenew of IDVERTISINU. Of every description. I would beg leave to inform my old customers and the K. I 1 x. | 3 x. |_6m. I_1tb. ... । iwo Tw-wi F.u)i uiw I 5.00 ‘I tf.001 1XW» »•«» ,-o , - 0 I 1X00 l-8M01 to । o.<d_ i Imo I rr.oo i *3.00 /o'I nxo' i wool Jojxh sb.oo ltu» : jj.ohjo.co f jOj»J uoj deduelHin fro® th««: ■« fur Jl inch Cslinn. f MM. MID BUSINESS CARDS PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY eral debility, lansttur and avtrvlnn to motion; diOveUon ol Ua« (|>lrtU, dUturl-cd «l«p, and frightful dtcaau. Gained TUlwn Pomas of Flesh. Generally that I have again embarked in kf Tie Gmj Business a rail*!. Al my OLD STAND <m Jefferson Street. THOMAS F. MOORE, ni. l*ort>iuouth Co.‘a Mills. FEEL MYSELfTa NEW MAN. >: WITH Natick, Mam., June 1, irs. <«rt, of thb place, fur dytpepaU, or frp- The above goods have been selected with great care and will bo sold at prices that GOOD EVIDENCE. M. BLAZOPHYSICIAN A SURGEON ic Ike EuwtrBloek. SUtoStrwt Haftlac*. miroh'jTTif. CixciXXATr. Nov. SC, MU. DEFY COMPETITION JOHN R. EASTMAN. iTTor.SEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR 1 with Jnpapaia and g jrrrtl, bec»fli*d THOMAS GILMORE, Cali soon and exaurite my stock and X H SUTTON. prices. [junl5.'“6tf} iNZO D. CADWAULADER. IXBI AT LAW 4 SOLICIT, >H i NCKRY. also. CiroaitCourt CommUnonntaM'toa Maater. *»-' i b.;3...j. will reeri n <HT.*. “«• mirth Itf. Ujv.Ap H»cb. pfiVlS’ I’HIL. W. NISKERN. r COURT O.'MMISSIONEK. Martian td.ertfle. TV ill be at the otc<- of Harrey t;UE w.u rrcri.c ptvu... CARBOLIC OIL xxityl F. S. BOWEN. LIaST n. Mirh.____ CENTRAL HOUSE. iment DtalBfweU, Parilla, —I Sweet's H°Tel> r.Ai-iM................................. •“c“ !.V OS *• MCKRKUO, Proprietors . Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Instantly ailya the pain of Burns. Heals the moat Obstinate bores and Ulcers. Oves aft Skin Diseaeea and Eruptions. I.rqually good for Man and Animals. Curve Wounds, Braise?. Pains, and Aches. Will keep your Horses and Stock in Order MichiEaD. FERBAND WILLIAMS 4 CO, Il wotk pvomptfr attvndvd ta-___________ /J. J./WW/ Ca^rlaffe, Sim aai Ornamental p A I N TER At A. M. Rock’s Carriage Shop Hastinps, Mich xxlnSmlO Jefferson St., Pensions. fCiBtablitahea lesot’S American and Foreign Patents, GILMORE A CO er AtX.voUoilDn. Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. city. ✓ One of the finest forms in this district, rich in corn fields, orchards and pasturage, was owned by Albert Perrin, better known os Unde Al. Here in his low, gable-rocfcd cottage, with its roomy chambers, its broad, old«f»shioned parlor, and his bright, cheerfuLkitchen were spent some of the happi­ est,hours of Nellie Ixigh's life. Tke daughter of a well-to do merchant of the ueigutxiring city, her early years spontin the midst of luxury and plenty, and in her maidenhood the dear companion of un idolizine aunt ami uncle, who, having no'children of their own. lavished their wealth of affection upon Nellie. Her really fine nature remained un­ spoiled bv l<ettinE. and she grew up to womanhixxl a noble, feeling character, with the longings and deeires of a woman ; the playfulness and brightness of a child. the was left an orphan at the age of fourteen, and was placed immediately un­ der the care of Mme. Cbegary, and didn’t k*vc there until she had passed the criti­ cal fiuwhing point between girlhood and young ladyhood. It was nut, therefore, until she had readied the mature age of eighteen that she took up her abode for good and all at Pine Cottage, for w it was Old Bounty Land Warrants. Joi/ Comfort and Happiness Sick and ▲tflleteM! CHAPTER II. •‘My niece, Nellie Leigh." She stood leaning nearly against the window pane, her hands crowed quietly before her; her cheek flushed, and eyes bright with hidden thought She was a pleasant picture to look upon, and so thought our friend Frank, as he slowly sauntered into this room. Upon hearing her aunt'a voice Nellie looked up to find a pair of roguish blue eyes fixed upon her, half in surprise, half lawn, men. Its, uiu> just me mwify. in admiration. > „ and with black velvet bows it will—1' ■‘1 trust Mira Leigh has recovered from ,■ . • Nellie was cut short in the midst of this her headache of last week." “Thank you, I am entirely free from it harangue by the clicking of the gate latch. appreciation. U U Sold by oil Pngglrta United Stales General Land Office. THEFAMILY GUEST K, fappr fare in »J d«r home DR. J. B. LafiUKE Drug?, Medicins.Jitc., Etc Arears of Pay and Bounty. (.-an-, Huumfor eonrultati man makes no claims of this kind, I imag­ ine from what Auntie says, and, moreover, is frank, noble, generous to a fault. Aftvery good traits, but. may bo, Auntio sees him with a partial eye. Now cornea the 'tug of war.' "What shall I w«ir? I do not care to be considered very countrified by^this prince of fashion, and must make my first impressions very complimentary to myself. Shall I wear my blue muslin ? No, that won't do, I spilt lemon juice over POULTRY WORLD. • READ 1 R EAD ! READ ! op HASTINGS AND A1CINITY. While she was basking in the rays of the sun, enjoying the fresh breeze wafted to her from the trees along the river bonk, while she is poring over tho rich and graph­ ical description of Plaueus’ house, I will try and describe her. She was a witching, fairy maiden, slightly built, and a beautifully moulded form ; bright, laughing hazel eyes lighted up and made winsome her fresh, rosy face, and light, golden curls were tossed about by tho breeze. ’ Her book is now thrown carelcamly upon the grass, and with her hands folded behind hef head, which is leaning against the tree, she is quietly talking to the cal, who had followed her down there. Let u? draw near her and listen to what she is Baying, her cheeks flushed and eyes bright with anticipation. •‘I wonder if I will like him ? Men who claim to be perfect are, accordjng to my idea, the very first onej to be found wanting. Now,’Toddlekins, thia young Detroit Advertisements. ( DENTIST Enterprising business men—mechanic?, merchants—have deserted the little village, but farmers, with an innate love of the beautiful, cling to the dear old land, and doirn amyng the good old hills cultivate theisoil, carrying its produce to the richer voice, ing. yet weary lilll&uu it hid ever been h« good fortune to meet ’•Why, my dear child, how did you get up there?'“I got up by tho ladder." said the ap­ parent child, with a pretended pout merry twinkle in her eye. “My di to get down the same way, if you’ll stop laughing long enough to .hand slipper.’’ “But, perhaps, I can help you down,” and there was a fund of mtith in the young gentleman's tones which greatly inAnsed the young lady in the tree, who behaved as well as poMible under the circumstances, but whn, it must bo admitted, was not as graceful as might be, in consequence of having to grasp frantically at boughs and branches in order to preserve her equilib­ rium. “Thank you. I managed to make the «ascent without assistance, and purpose 1making the descent in tho same manner. I 1 shouldn't Be surprised if you would find the hooso a rtry comfortable place if you t iwould proceed thither." The young man was evidently overpow­ <ered by the sagacity of tho child, for it was imposiiblo to do otherwise than.re­ 1 quested, and acknowledged himself out­ ‘ witted for the first time by one of the gen­ ’ tler sex, and that a child. He reached the 1 piazza just in time to sec a little, graceful 1 1figure turn the corner of the house. “ By Jove, it isn’t a child after all, but a remarkably pretty young lady," fell in­ advertently fr<?m the astonished young 1 man's lips. \ , Looking up she saw a young man of very this morning. “Your aunt rap it is something unusual dittingw. appe-annee slowly making his for you to have a headache. It may be way across the yard. “Oh! I just do believe ft's that man. due to over-exertion,” said the young man, laughingly. Whatever shall I do I" ca|lcd. • “Yes, but one may bo willing to over­ It was her chief delight to take a book * Nellie glanced eagerly around, and spy- ' themselves sometimes to accomplish under one arm. ard with Toddlckins, the j ing ladder leaning against a tree, her ou- exert ------------------Mm I.. GORE. cat. for the |_ UJCBUn meaM V, of escape, U, bet results. cat, under UUUUl the other, march ----- -- --- - old ,y -‘ mind “““ was made up. certain Nenie'had blushed rosily at his alltuuon ■ .tree, . __ i in il,. Ia- A t .... pl-tce __ -v. _____ __ ij than .____among _____ I NJolltn had bit cherry and the shade nf of it. iu vu widein the world spreading boughs pa« the hours away. brooches, where he could never aee her, I to their strange encounter, and tried to cover her confusion with thia careless re. This same old tree was her refuge in the then gbe could steal down and in a piy. . .. CnARixrro’TX, Mam., March 1! time of need ; her confidant, to whom was trice be ready to . *before “ *him, ’ to n. appear a dig“My dear Frank, you are mistaken, told all her little desires and wishes, and— nificd VOODg m­ that I have nredyow said Mra. Perrin, who wu vainly trying to Ahf Nellie, so. Haste , . .1.. — at xj _h:^ "do -i, not - hurry • . tt . . where she met l.«. her r.tz. fate. comprehend their looks and worts. “I One bright, sunshiny day, dudng the makes waste. never allow Nellie to overwork herself. "O, my slipper!” first part of June, when everything w>8 Yes, sure enough, there it was, lying ou Nellie, you remember 1 sent you out even fresh and beautiful out of doors. Aunt yesterday to enjoy yourself among the the grass beside the gypsy bat with the Mice and Ndlie were busy preparing fur treea.” . , company from the city—said company pink ribbons. 13 BmmU street. “And so I did, good Auntie nunc, un« "Never mind ; I am get it when I go comprised of one solitary young manUl “Au animal (man, Miss Leigh,) came ko m connected in some remote degree with the down,” thought Nellie. Alas for Nellie! Alas fur dipper! You Irnilj on A»nl AUoo ■rt', “•?. along and frightened her up.” no doubt think my heroine was in a tone. durioK ihU moniwg did Nellie was about to relate when the en­ Lkri .oung m>» io Jencbo, for hod strange prodieau^nt, and rightly; but we trance of her uncle saved her from reply. must see how she got out of it. DO.ielpaWl » qoic‘ Bol‘ Mra. Perrin sat at tho head of the table, a SHEEP FEED. Jd.', " l.„I Pay" o* Vo®p«ib ba. no* The young man who had caused all this very mystified expression upon her fare. bct»u~ of •d””t th!f confurion, a fair type of Anglo-Saxon Nellie very quietly ate her breakfast, while .ho mori »«d» *w<« be"d( ,'1 beauty, was evidently tired from his long her undo and Mr. Marchment entered 600 bu, REFUSE BEANS. ni.ii>-, piAiog bom". “fk‘«S "»»». jaunt, and instead of proceeding directly heartily into political discuasiona. The delinte light. «.kj pin, fa to the house he turned towarduic chcnyyoung man'a eyes wandered frequently to ™ tbl, liUl. KaB. ™ of T»“' ”Jk troc. enticed by-its'shade. ’ . the sweet, downcast fare opposite him, and 25 cent* per bnslM-L and water kind, whose dainty fingers never “Oh, oh, oh ! What shall I do ?” came he laughed quietly to himself whenever he oamo in contact with a brad tin or kettta ’ trembling tones from among tbo tn owner4’ ’ bought of that dignified, proper little lady without a shudder. Far from it; she had railroad denoU inthheltr. brnnebesver being found up in a been taught to consider honest labor, no M. JOHNSON a. CO.. “Oh, phew! but it’s warm. Well I I “ Wall, 1W raid Unde Al, Etter what its kind, disgraceful to no declare! What’s this? A fairy’s slipper, from the table, “what do you intend doing and a fairy's hat, and Bulwer, too;I’ll bo ISi.lldlnC for our one. dear, how many raisins bare bound. Must bdong to the little girl “ Oh “Nellie, my Aunt Alice wrote about. 'Nellie Leigh. said Mrs. Perrin, yU,\untic'8 sweet voice reached her just in mo at all, but do her utmost to the^ of raisingher handI to h«, mouth Well, upon mv life, she shows remarkable Frank." Nellie did not like the idea of being wrevimr with it some of the stoned irutt. taste for a child. SSj, I far. fa I Throwing himself down on the green, Lkn,,n » wudi wiU. • 1»™» U> vdvety turf, he looked around him i ‘ rrcatert share of them.” roKD. Coax. ^Ttbiok tooh.d buur ul« jour b»> dent admiration. Indeed, the scene upon ,od m oul for . liulo rrt unfa tfa UM. which ho looked was one to sffect even a that could do anything for his entertain­ ment, so she cast aside all peraonal feeling, I .hull be gl>4 fboo tnuk have been its influence upon one who had u she thought, and determined to show r, po«tp<U<l. traveled much and studied nature in its him that if she could climb mil be oowpoo, fa you. "You m oaufouj ooowb fa »<■. A"»‘ many phase* 'HisSwii'SffiZL.M.T. Alice ’’ repfad Ndlio, I •». ^"J1 KLk^iSinenlhad expected to find The red and gold of the rotting sun jrnrt V 1O-IT NEVER FAILS? Try it Oncc-idt i oAf-.D AN’» ROOM, I2.W PER DAY.__ HasMe. WHOLE NO 2042, HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY APRIL 12, 1877, NO. 100 Wm. H. Goodyear Joo ’""Ya!'! k»°» "h,t ivmtnw neoolc arealike the ■world over. They »£t have companions bf th«r own • Tand not old-ftshioned people like unde tinting the summit of the hUls, and touch­ ing with its bright colon the cattle grazing in the meadow and the sheep upon the hillride, moving along in its red, dusky column?, touching ns It pdred with ita until it seemed to culminate at the in Nollio Ixugh a bright, winning child ot Found her that of the ’° winsome, Now, Auntie, how can you talkJke .the windows upon the roof. The I ahould be just ss contented w.th- awe of the brook ■> U >.u l.uSbiog Jong. M cJling down tfa blithe liul. reogrtm of out young people “ “ lie with an unconscious little pout the wood., making “Ah, mychild, you will sing^anothw bib. of ita watm, tboo mt with a rtahtog after you have seen »y “nd .wiflnra. uota i« » 1« “ ths Mra .^eSn^ehernwccare^ko ’Y^ J - J 1— . vnrr knowing Hr. Maretaeal wa. refad bark U triitt L, a Tsrj jalfaue, tired bale ‘-Oh, which arernod w octo, fan tfa ““ •bJ7’ that. mmCEUTICAL CHEMIST- W f T1* uf WOMEN, jroi with tea happier: K9- COltSVLTA TIOXFREE. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. -------------Physician ’s-----Prescriptions and Famib. Recipe, carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals hat kind oi a ]«**“ K.mr, “What kind of a person u wmoot T I'» Too thlok I willbwu Melfa tried «rj hard Ufa to k»k 1°UMl him. H.lo«faaoP.a»d faogfa reugbl a ^i»I« of tfa rnr* wtlek- i11F. iu rwdi»S doo Ul oboerfolo— bright much to her coo! ami sensible, adventures m �' beauty of the Rhine, tho calm, holy influ­ ence- of Venice, the queen of the tea. the fascinating pleararts of Paris, and the vi­ vaalty of its people. no means relinquished Ms hopes. Beaten at the polls, beaten by 1 joint commission I of bis own making, he still thinks he sees fa fcapjoeT M B w. M »'> «.»t~ Ta New York, April 9, 1877. Ed. Banner: — ’ OAKEY HALL. Oakey Hall has been found, and it b He is in London, He is complicated with the Bing, I said. though ho has so covered his. tracks that he has been living for some yean in tolar- able security. The return of Sweeny, and the consequent disclosure of the inside se­ crets of the gigantic swindle could not but involve him and put him in the cate­ gory . of the worst of the lot. This, with social complications, which, in plain Eng­ lish. means that ho has been keeping women other than his wife, and has been living an exceedingly disreputable life, while attempting to keep up the status of a gentleman, all of which bo knew while tho world was in ignorance of it,. bnt which the confessions of Tweed would bring to the surface, so weighed upon him that ho preferred th get out, abandon everything, and go into exile, rather than face the friends who had so long stood by him, deceived by his assertions of inno­ cence. And so Oakey Hall, Mayor of “Nefee, Nellie dear, are you weeping for urr. the peculiar influences which Mr. Morris­ sey knows best how to wield. There is an epidemic of crime, which has taken, thia week, more than usually horrible features. A frail woman, an in­ mate of a fashionable house of ill-fiimc up­ town, was visited by an unknown man one evening last week. What transpired in the room will never be known. The man rushed out,*and was lost in th” darkness,—a moment later the woman ap­ peared at the head of tho stairs enveloped tn flames- She was dressed for the even­ ing in rich robes of » combustib|p materi< al, and the flames had completely envel­ oped her. She had just time to exclaim, “he set me afire with a match," and fell, and before relief could reach her was burned to death. The man has not been found. Then this was followed by an other mystery. One of tho oldest and richest firms in the city is that of the Jewetts, load manufacturers. The junior member is a nephew of the senior, and is a peculiarly excitable man, so much so that it war deemed advisable by his part­ ners to buy him out, and the papers necessary had been drawn. Thursday morning, an explosion was heard in the private office, and the room wxf discov­ ered to bo on fire. The employees of the house rushed to the room and found the senior dead, the Junior mortally wounded and the other member badly wounded and unconscious There were revolvers and knives on the floor, and the fragments of a band grenade, which had doubtless exploded, killed the two and wounded the other, It is all a mystery, for tho only living man of the three is unable to speak. T>----_____________ »_____ .. _ * ,, , —.V viwuj wvia wilu me iiauu greuaue, for there are no pistol or knife wounds on himself, his uncle or the other member of the firm. Two such singular crimes saldom occur in one week. WHAT WILL MX WORN. Light ebeviota, and plain bunting at fifty cents a yard, are the ponular choice for suits, taking the place of dobege and has opportunities, but who preferred camek-hair, while the thin wool stuff* present pleasure to permanent success. knotted and dashed with gay color* in With ability sufficient to command any rich, subdoed effects, costing three dollars position, be permitted wine, women and a Yard, are made into polonaises, above silk skirt*. The high price of silk gJoons for trimming has brought out an inexpen­ sive wool galoon, brocaded in colors, which is quite a* handsome lot ordinary purposes. The bunting dresses almost Republican Banner a more instructive put linen out of thought, as they bear endless crushing without wrinkles and 'example. Honesty and decency in the will not hold dust, while quite thin en­ long run is better pay than the summer ough for ou capricious climate up to the pleasures that follow a carrer like Oakey dog*days. But to be.stylish, a bunting Hall's. Such a summer is always followed dress needs much ruffling and drapery. by u long and very dreary winter. Oakey Twenty yard* is a moderate allowance for a”suit, short, and showing the trim boot Hall will, in a year from now, be borrow­ and ankle, as it is the last caprice to wear ing a dollar^ or taro from chance Ameri­ the skirts. .cana in London to pay fat the miserable । bed he will be sleeping in. And suchi wu an unlucky day, hardly dry enough , to allow the appearance of new dresses men always end exactly in that way. and bonnet* which are in season at the time. The churches vied with each othcr has got tired of being followed by the law• in the splendor ol their floral decorations, and services of song, while in every florist’s 1 window the Easter lilies shone like lights. told all he knows about his escape and the1 Some very plain churches, which attempt­ i ; ed nothing in the way of decoration, re­ jis/ He lived i^a fisherman's hut in New membered the feast as appropriately by Jersey; be lived in ths everglades ofr making the hearts of their poorer mem ■ ' ' bars g)»d with serviceable gifts. One Florida ; he went hither and yon, a fugichurch voted that every member should 1 be given, on Easter morning, a package । containing a pound of coffee, a pound of ,much as to.be allowed to quit his wand­ tea, fire pounds of beef, four pounds of sugar and fifteen yards of calico. Of erings and settle down to a qiuet life out ' ' course this was all paid for by the rich 1of jail. He has been hunted up and member*, but as they filed out of the < down the earth, branded as a criminal, till, church, every member, rich and poor, weary and faint, be wanted peace. And took the package ho or *hc was entitled to. so be permitted himself to be taken, and The poor membera were not put out of eouutehiinee, nhd the rich ones sent their oepted term*. met" Nellie looked up with a start, scarce crediting her ears, end could she believe her eyes ? Yes, there he was, flushed and heated, looking tenderly down into her eyre, trying to Toad her secret. “ Oh! you are saved I Thank God P And from simple joy Nellie again bowed He taros over to A'e city M*r. 19. Bataae* . FIRST WARD FUND. ■Jl'TSlTA > ilk ward ftind Jtnj hiah’V n.' ! f’.’afisg'..*"0" FOURTH ward fund. Dr. .ir,-, ism. SRCOND WARD FUND. •' aaranai tat t The great king is now a poor old men. with nc mon- Finanehi Report. he dares not look back upon, and no fu­ 2b the Honorable, the fbmmon ('ouiteHo/ ipr. 4. To bal. on hand in Tra.« 3 Than are a thousand dray* style, covering details of the tour through the gardens of the Southwest (the Arkinsas Valley, Southern Kansas, to the very heart of the Alps of America—the Rock. y Mountains. Jaunts arc made to all th a famous resorti of Colorado, rhe rcmarkitie ruins, the spriugs, the minee, auti.iu short, to every point of interest to touri»t, agriculturist, capitalist, miner, and invalid’ With the Tounirr, the San Juan Gnnr keeps filing company, and the two publications arc mailed free to all writing for one or both to T. J. Anderson, Topeka, I I I I I I I I I I I I I Dr. A Card Wc take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all eases of filet, without the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. A I. W. Brown. H.mtings, Dec. 21, 1876. xxi68tl to 1* t ward FIRE FUND. Notice. Farmcmjjlense Lak* notice that I h«a_bought out \ the interest of Calhoun A Beckwith, io'the hotel barn hnd you wll ■Eft find it to your interest to call and see m.. xri51tf J. W. Brock. Dalatu-o LIBRARY FUNDDfftk Dr. Wanted. dS' SCHOOL FUND, DISTRICT NO. 1 SCHOOL FUND. >n roll 1876. let and ■rd. SIL'S! 51 a roll ITS. ted and ■rd» tail (U A good, improved Farm. Any one having a farm of 80 acres or more, with good buildings, can hear of a purchaser by calling at my office over Hastings Na­ tional Dank. Tnoa. J. Wilder. Mar22tf Hastings. March 28.1877. I need what you owe me. Call and se s at once. O. Dj-Spaulbing. mar29w4* ‘f? loose J mo 00 PRIUARY SCHOOL FUND. ....... * NEW ADVERTISMENTS. .Dr. Taken from the Hastings postoffice, wtne time within the last 10 days, a penuon draft in f«tnr nf Maria Roush, and payable at Hastings. Tho person hiving it will please return it to the postoffice immedi­ ately. Mrs. David Roush. Hastings, March 23d, 1877. mar26t2 CHEW-SMOKE «fe.MATCHLESS I FINEST Floc TOBAC CO Til NOIUI TOIAfiCO Cfi. BMMLW.fi.«. S66 Sure?. H.XMArLLL^^^J^^y^? WO2"?tRKVr "WM1» 05,000 «f tbe Inxraled. muf . ■ a wbfiMyFeaaX, SSrFmI irriSR caution Important Notice. Hartingf, March 16,1877. Having found the payment of High Rent a tax too great for my customers to pay, I have purchased of Augustus Rower the west half of his 'new brick block on the north side of State street, next west of lii< Boot and Shoe Store, where I shall move ere long. In the meantime I will continue to sell Dry Goods, Clothiag. Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Groceries, Ac.. Ac., at the lowest living prices, to close out my present stock, before moving into my new quarters. R. J. Grant. marl9w€ “The Barton Experiment,” by the an* thor of " Helen s Babies.'' Just rcctiml by J. Roberts, Poetoffico Building. mar26mat For' s«l®. DRUNKARD STOP ! ean b® Kireu without tho knowing ol the patient oTIum habit. ‘if. To in CttrTroM By order No 222 unpaid GENERAL HIGAWAY . A Valuable Farm of One Hundred and Twenty-Two Acres, on Section 4 in the township of Rutland. Good building), good young orchard, abundance of water. and eighty acres under good improvement* It will be sold for 13,000—one-third cosh, the balance on long time if desired. David Houghstattxi'. Rutland, March £2d, 1877. mar26tf ' 7 Smoke tho VCTO, Lbe Boes Five Cent F#r sale by J. Robert. mar26m*t Cigar. §fea=.'?! A very fine assortment of Box Paper just received by J. Roberts, Postofficr Building. m»r26m*t ••rked »nd vrry fertile, prudu ture at all. I Whitman's Assorted Candies—the beat n the market. A full supply st J. P. Roberts'. “ordw aqraid No. 17 . IWQ TAX FUND. " Mouotain Tourist Is worthy of comparison with Pictvretque American or The Aldim-. It Is written in gossipy, gnm^’ Kansas. coadjutors stole, and will be permitted to go out and lire unmolested. the City nf Haetinyt: S-'OOl W tiOM M be, and could not afford to change places with him. to aeule with the City Treaottrrr and prepare respectiWIy submit th* following and annexed a* their report, and suggest that th* City was raying, much He twrar intended that the verdict of the FIRST WARD FUND. ____ "JACKSONS BEST" Chewing Tobacco there it no doubt but that die arob o spirator, Tilden, wishes very Settle Up. fiyi SWEET TTA.-U-S- Whatever may be the upshot of Nellie’s head bowed lower. THIRD WARD FUND. a?!? . Cannot but be the happy thought a. tho fortnnato recipient of the ‘ Hocky Mountain Tourist" scans in w0Qde^ fully attractive pag« and peruseo iu f„. dnatinp drocripUoM. M^t beautifully embellished with new and highly ulirtic engravings, its letter-preM a model of typ. n^mnhieal rtehacaa atiA il>. ___ . 1 UUbwu- lu oa roll M7C this city, and the head and front of the During their conversation they had been respectable portion of the clique that has sauntering along the garden path, and be­ plundered New York so long, is in Lon­ fore either was aware they had reached the don in disguise, and the mere sport of a veritable cherry tree where they had first met. They threw themselves upon the cheap actress who will • hang to him grass, and then bust into a hearty laugh as long as he has any portion ofXhe mon­ as they thought of their strange, quaint ey hi stole, and desert him the moment meeting. it is gone. Oakcy Ball' passes into histoThe next hour was spent pleasantly by en-brown curia tossed about by the breeze, i in 7i tin rt —Faohiona—Easter. as I wrote last week. clear, musical voice he read of the bold Miles Standish, of his noble though stern nature, his love for the Puritan maid, Pris­ cilla, of his faithful, though tried, friend, John Alden. On through the skirmish with the red foe, when the brave little army, guided by the honest Hobomok, the friend to the white man, and led by brave Captain Standish, marched many a weary mile to quell the rise of the savage. Nellie was listening to the melodious, cloquent tones of the reader, drinking in every word, little thinking danger was near at hand. She was roused by a roaring, terrible noise near by. She looked np, and instant­ ly jumped to her feet with a cry of dis­ may, for only a few yards from them was her uncle's rod bull, which had evidently broken from its fastenings. Mr. Marchment looked up, and at a glance took in their critical position. . 44 Nellie, the tree. It’s your only chance." Nellie. without a word, sought the tree, turning back but once to implore her companion to follow her. The attempt, how­ ever, would have been fruitless. He stood coat in hand, ready to receive the first rush of the now mad, furious bull. Nellie, in the tree, her face pale and drawn with anguish, sat waiting the result. In that moment of intense pain, when chances of life and death were evenly balanced, she read her heart, and knew the man below, struggling bravely, was very dear to her—dearer than all the world beside, that without him her life would be a void, for she loved him as only woman can ____ jts Cr. Cltw T-mi Th® papers were all prepared some weeks ago, at Tilden’* houre in Gramercy Park, and arc now in Washington, to te used if occasion offers. Morrissey is in it, but Uastinoa, Mich., Apr. 12,1877. Hall m London—Twwd—Whet TB- ment, who had equally as hard a time seek­ ing a cool place. “Where are you going, Miss Nellie f If to some cool, enchanting spot, I beg of you let mo go too, for I have come to the sure conclusion that unless I find a breeze 1 riiall melt into nothingness." “Mr. Marchment, I pity you," said Nel­ lie with a sly, roguish glance, “and in or­ der to prevent you from becoming nothing will let you go, but on condition." • “Name tout condition. I comply will­ ingly, for I declare I can stand this heat no longer." "It ts that you read mo .‘The Courtship of Miles Standish,’ about which you have been so enthnsiartic." • “Most willingly I grant the mild re­ quest There is no poet like onr own Longfellow, and no one ever tires of read­ ing his beautiful descriptions, and in study­ ing his charming similes. Ho is r very cool snd refreshing poet, too, just what we want on suA a sultry day." “1>" said ^Ilie, “and if 1 mistake not, you raid this poem contained a most picturesque description of a winter scene, and we may, by the use of a little imagin­ ation, believe the beat gone and winter's cloak about us." ' ” In th® Sweet By-and-By '~~ 11 8. . - . —• OUR NEW YORK LETTER. when searcdy a leaf stirred with the breeze. The sun was pouring out its scorching rays, apparently blighting everything with its beat; the grass looked parchedjmd dry, and the flojrcrs drooped their bends. Nel­ lie had been trying hard to find some cool, sequestered spot about the house, but her search seemed fruitless. So, donning a thin, muslin dress, fastened here and there with cherry bows, and catching up her ■1.1. .1. £«■■ AX* - - 1 CL MW. GENERAL HIGHWAY FUND. • over the meadows and down the fcee-lin«d roads on honebeck, back with ravenous appetites, iosy cheeks and bright eyes ; sunshiny afternoons in lazy pleasures, with books and music. Local BbjijiBjj potice? t 15S : SECOND WARD FUND. a way through the courts, to gain the am­ bition of hi* lite; and ho will make the Mir.lP.ToBakw* effort, if ho gets the slightest show. If President Hayas' policy makro the alight All person* indebted to John Stanley are notified to coms and settle their ac­ counts. The time is at hand when the matters must be settled to close up the old Tax Roll* of th* City of Dartings for th* year 1876 who were a**e***d with, and did not nay, a PoU Tax. ' Joan Stanley. Joint Commisaitm should be final, if it mar29w3t was adverse to him, end had the adminiabis, and Notice. tbc ruby-red lips his first Hee. w moments of silent, unutteraUc then Nellie turned to him, *ay- ^®20K'.'S“Ma.,Fgg!! Frank, how could you ever lore Norman Jobxwm. I I �jh8?ejni-‘SeBkly.)lepliljlican6ajijiBr. ’ CUIBIAL FAM« lABffTCOUlin 11- R. T13IE-CARD Advertised Letters. Csnoers List of letters remaining fa the post office al Hastings, Barry Co., Mich., April 11,1877: M C Bleaker, Stephen Stanley, Sarah C Freeman, C II Wayle. Danis! Hall, Eater J Hall, Effie Pnrm'ter, J. F Norish. J. M. Navitts, p. M. Exurew................................... ■i Elt'ir**. fcl.» A.M. • Exrres-t!?»iurdayandSuuil«r»>!HX> r^M. reigbt »t ... J0:«0*.w. i Rapid* Exitcm - Anniversary of Odd Fellowship. , The 581 h Anniversary of th' Order of Odd Fellowship will.bo celebrat'd at the city of Hastings, on the coming 2ffth of April, by a Reuiuon of all the Lodges In Barry county, and invited guest a from other counliea. In the evening a public address on the pur­ poses and benefit* of the Order will be given at I nion Hall by Past Grand J. Boynton of Prairieville. \ ocal tuuaic will be furnished by some of the best ringers in the eity. The Order will appear in full regalia Tlie public are cordially invited to be pres- >-e at l:l» p. t Bow nr. Alto. ■Bsllimerv. Bedford. Johns- By Order of Com. of Arrangement. Township Elections. o. M. NEVINS.I*. M. J0IINMT0W.N. Tiir Rcpubticans of this township by almost a unanimous vote, alert'd ih' following excel. SupeiviMr, Leri M. Dewey. Township Clerk, Edgar F. Nye. Treasurer, George Miller. Justice of tho Peace, full term, Levi N. Mosher. , Township Superintendent, Martin V.Barkcr. School Inspector, John H. Norris. CommlMioner of Highways, Asnhcl Beach, Drain Commissioner, Jonathan S. Steven*. (kneral Repair Shopyl.. U. Stanley Notice-Norman Johnson. Constablos, Willard S. Nye, Charles Shoe­ maker. Albert E. Dewey, Joseph H. Powers. Attention Firemen. Milliacry >hop-Mr». M. A. Poland. All About ^he County. The Fire Department will meet at the En­ gine Rooms, for drill, in full uniform, on W. F. Hick*, Chief Engineer. The Beform Chib will meet day evening m usual on Tues­ Bobinson's Swiss Ball Ringers at Union Hail to-night. Don't fail to hear them. of alt kinds cured. Special Notices. Cancers of the Bicast removed without breaking tl.S skin if takon early. * Knife not ustd' Very little pain. Call on or address E. F. Brown, M. D., apr!2tf Hastings, Midi. Notice to Teachers of Carlton., A Teachers' Examination will be held nt the Curlton Center School House on Friday, the 20th dayof April, A. D. 1877, at 9 o clock A. M. Teachers will please provide themselves with pens and paper, and be ready to begin promptly at tho hour. No certificate will be granted to those making up a partial list Examina­ tions to continue at thd discretion of the Superintendent. mailed Free IVI FLORAL- GUIDE The best thing to feed your homes, cat­ tle, sheep and hogs, is Oil Cake, at apr 12 Wanzer & Barnes. If you intend to use wall paper this spring, come and see our very large assort­ ment before purchasing. apr 12 Wanzkr 4 Barney. The largest stock of Wall paper, consist­ ing of Gilt, Bronxe, Satin, Pink, White, Blank and Brown, all at very low rates at apr 12 Wanzeb A Barnes. Mr. W. O. Freeman of Meadville ha just received a car-load of horst* from Ohio, which be will sell at reasonable E’ces, on time, on good approved notes. t has, also, a fine Pcrcheron stallion, just imported, that will be kept this season for the benefit of the stock-growers of tho county of Barry. apr!2tldh Prof. Charles Dickie will lecture for the ben- The] House of Representatives has passed the bill detaching this county from the 17th Judicial District and attaching it to ths 20th. Th:it is tho least objectionable form in which the bill could pass, but we think it aa outrage for the people of Kent county to ask us io •Sect a Judge for them and then kick us out of the jurisdiction of :lie Judge of our choice. Fair minded men would do no such thing. GENERAL REPAIR SHOP. J. Galvin, hose coupling. Detroit. J. Jenks, feeling air to furnace, Detroit. E. Krelwilx. lag, Inhpeming. *G. Newnll. planing machine preasura har, The undersigned would announce to tho people »f Hastings and Vicinity, that He has opened ashop in Agricultural Hall, for the purpose of doing genera! shop work. Gumming and filling saws a speciality, your patronage is respectfully lolicilcd. Truly Yount, L. B. STANLEY. Remember the place is Agricultural Hall in the Block occupied by Messer Bro's. Hastings, Apr. 10,-’77. f£. nitPLOT3IE.1T FOB ALL! Detroit Advertisements. 600 bu., REFUSE BEANS, In quantili't to suit, at •25 cents per bushel, In owner* boai. sue in bbu. o«ur'r«> in niilro'd depots in thie eity. b., passing this place about 7.10, reaching De- POULTRY WORLD. A 'pleaded Illu»tr»t«l Monthly. —t>. Coxa. rear*. wtxSsv as THE FAMILY GUEST matter. ............ ■■••• re; : ........ ......... cKsAllS£k^U.S.T. Drug®, Medlcms, Etc., Etc Wm. H. Goodyear. PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician’s Prescriplions and When there is so much rivalry aa in Shall it be a - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescription* skillfully compounded. Also a full line of HMH, UKS, WS, OHS, DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. • PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. xxiesu NEW 'pVassar—Clamaat Smith. Judas of Probats. i» ‘^TtErWa^TpABKER, POWERS <fc BARLOW. vherr/ortt before acknowledging the euperiari- LADLES—Come and see Mrs. Potts’Sad Irons—Something new. Delmonico Range ^wc|^Remedy. few preparations that have stood ths test, those manufactured by R. V. Pieree^M. D., of tho World's Dispensary, Buffalo, N. I., have for K?i^.“ssdS.,£JKaKSS; w-wr-r t-x- ,rtrywh«* (A viva oorr) GUARDIAN’S SALE. aUceTcHABH. OSBORN S' ISjy'i'"- prepaid. Add Buffalo. K. V. Boots aud shoes in all the latest styles for Ladicf and Genta at apr 12 \ Wrakly cr SemDWsekly for Wooli rr ff- •'ThT’nXtffi m-’thbdrfn' "SUd. “>• h‘lf ™ Brick for sale at my yard. Section 23d, cheap, at Woolltt’b. And other nice articles for Ladies’ uc«. Builders’ Materials, Strictly Pure Lead, Star Nails, Wiard Plows Every one guaranteed We also offer aAill line of general Hard­ ware.__ Please call and examine our goods. iu Rutland. Hkxrt L. Niwtom- D«. 5lh, 1876. that queelion during the next week. - carefully pre­ would succeed must first give positive and eon- ascertained, for Dr. Sage ' Catarrh Remedy and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are now prescribed by many physicians in curing obatinat' cases of catarrh and incipi'nt oontnmption. The Discovery has no equal In cur­ ing coughs, colds, bronchial and nervous af­ fections. It allays all irritation of the mucous * nee meet inp held there tho past winter. It membrane, aids digestion, snd when used with is now expected that the Hen. Jams* O'Don- Dr. Pierce s Pleasant Purged™ Pallets readily ■•11, Mayor of the city of Jackson, will bo overcomes toryfa hwr and oonslipadon, whBe present Several good speakers will address the Favorite Prescription has no rival in tho field of prepared medicine fa curing diseases the meeting. Jamas Hence, cf tho Reform peculiar to females. If you wish to ulf." procure a copy of "The People s Com­ aisted by the complement of tubers, will find mon Sense Medical Advieer," an iUnrirated Four mere issues will complete d»s present J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, The Gospel of Merit. The Maia Mooting in Union Hall next 8nu'Uy evening bids fair to be one of the pleas- The Banner. City Drug Store! niinlp of purest quality only. arriving al Grand Rapids at 9.40. Tho time on the other trains will be shortened, much to the convenience of the public. bedy’and bring your friends. - WOODS A CO., Cambridgeport, Mass. WAJUaOOXBi tee WaahlarUa St., Boat's; 17S 8Ut« St., Curago; ISLndgat'U THE VOI SI. JOnNBON A CO.. . There will be a change of time on the Mich­ igan Central and Branches on the loth fast. At that time the Detroit Express wi’l be put on the Road again, leaving Grand Rapids st 0 a. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOB ORGANS P II A«enl« wanted. Af'weest* invested la aur nee articles wiU enable anybody te earn from fl to f'o per <lay. Call or send stamp for illailratrd book. UBTROIT CUHOMO CO. •i»l Woodward Avenue. Detroit. Mich. febPMi. - Family Recipes PROBATE ORDER. bottom fjevkcjeus. Remember the place, at J. 8. R LWYJlJV '8 Boot and Shoe Store, Jetf^hson street. Give me a call, xxi66tf C. M. RUNYAN. •••«*«■■ fwuA.H'a’r vb.Mkh. wj-Tbcbulvi pared with Drugs and Chemicals Flint. • E. Richmond, advertising cases, Detroit. Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00 ; Sugars, syrups, spices. Baking P>owder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold at b!e»and Flowers. Handsomest Guide Published 53?-Scud for it "’St Detroit Meed Co. Detroit. Mich. ing April 10, 181 R. Abbott *and M. Parrish, key for lock, Jackson. F. Rich, ginging and eentering tools. Grand Rapids. M. Boult, cutter head. Battle Creek. L. Dube, preventing the obstruction of water channels, Lakeside. j. Burt, purifying furnace gases, Detroit. I wo uld respe cthilly announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have u new and IBM M Of OWBIB! Q'o. M. Savage A Co’s Col Removal'.—Goo. M. Savago <k Co., the well known newspaper advertising ■gents, of Detroit, Mich., have removed from 72 Griswold to more commodious New Millinery Store, and convenient quarters, No. 30 Congress struct west, where they have fitted up ele­ State Street, North side, first door west of i gant offices, tho Bank. . New .Goods, Now Styles, New Prices. OK, Callin'in CXXTS. Poatpaid. Sosxav 40c* rda lUcnaMrun. Ponttae. Mich. Ladies, pleaae call and look at our goods before purchasing. We keep the Domestic paper fashious for ladien and children. We have the Chi­ cago styles of trimming, and shall have all the novelties of tho season as fast as they appear in the market. Ladies of Hastings and vicinity are cordially invited to call (.Containing over 1,200 varieties Vege­ Mm. M. A. POLAND. table and Flower seeds. Colored aprl2m3 Plates. Elegant wood-cut* of Vegeta Fv-nishod thia hg|ufui'>er the'meeting of the Ladies' Tem­ paper by Cox & Cox. Solicitor* of Patents perance Christian Union on Tuesday afternoon Washington, D. C. L. Scofield, planter*. Grand Haven. at the Reform Club Room i The**social connected with the Emanurj A. Temple, euttain rollers, Montague. J. Allen, wind mill, Albion. Church will be entertained on Friday after, We see more nice improvements at Z. F. Barber, elevator buckets. Oxford. c >on by Mrs. Julius Rusveil. A. Fowler and J. Hagg, draft equalisers, B. Willison’s, a fine abow case, a butter Mr. John W. Custer has opened a new Forsafe, and lots of new goods. Wall, he de­ Kalamaxoo. trait and Tintype Gallery over the postoffice. serves prosperity, for he works fur it, buys J. Mosher and 4 Pennington, mitering ma­ He is an excellent artist, and should I* liber-. good goods, and sells them at the lowest chine. Pewanao. living prices. Don’t forget to call and ex­ N. Owen and E. McClintock, thill coupling, . amine his stock the next time you want East Saginaw. 1 any groceries. apr 12 11 J. Secord, sat: boiler raxes, Port NanUsc. j J. Taylor, washing machine. Three Rivers. I put it into type tor this issue, the Council procwlingv will not appear until .Monday. t-r an church next Wednesday evening. Ad­ mission 25 cents. The funds are to lie used to point the church. We hope to see the house hllod to its utmost capacity. Toallwhoare»A«rin^lKm th'«rr>c* aad la- List of Patents. each dated March 3. 1877. ■Te iw'that there is a new millinery and tiaey good* wore just wert of the Bank, on 8,‘ate -treel. Our ladies will do well to call C. M. RUNYAN’S. poet & Co. hi» paper. Township Sup't of Schools. Uarltou, April 7, 1877. apr!2t3 Boots and ahoes of all grades and price, The regular annual meeting of Pioneer En­ gine Co, No. 1 will be held on Tuesday even- I made to order on reasonable terms at apr 12 WoOLLBY’f. ing, April 17. after drill, for the purpo«e of' electing Company officers for the enculngytnr. ' Repairing of all kinds in our dine i promptly done at the lowest living rates. I apr 12 WotMJ.EV. Quarterly meeting yerviee* at the M. E« Don't foil to remember and to attend the Benefit Ball to be given by the Reform Club al L'ni ,n Hall on Friday cveuing. Tickets only one dollar. Murie by Reed's Celebrated Sand. POSITIVELY CURED.? m„2yi POWERS* BABLOW. �ter, or I may my at any time, it is best to Odo to my washerwoman—$2.50. cover U» V0Mb with a hot mixture of tar and pulverised brick dust or fiarsand. HURAL TOPICS. A solution of shellac in alcohol, as thick as sidered bgr many u the best preparation During the mild days that can be applied. of winter, orchards may be pruned. while Twenty-fire yearn ago I had as good the branches to be at away. swim before me of 103 pigs which were sold by a Pennsylvania breed (It is ruinous each I Some of the finest imported ani­ mals brought $1,000 eaoli. plainly in excess of the natural saquire- The list com­ prised the breeder’s sales during the year mata of the tree, to conform to the ex tent of ita roots. these prices .' Simply because there are fools enough existing to buy pigs at, not the above prices, but at $25, $30 and $50 •wh, and if a breeder pays $1,000 for a Very fine sow, he gets hia money back, and an immense profit in a few years. in pruning only the few unsightly branches and those improperly situated should be Berkshire* of the present day are not any Large quantities of commercial fertiliz­ ers arc sold because many farmers and gar­ ago, which went a-begging for purchasers. deners, in seme of the States, are unable Farmers triod them and discarded them, to obtain enough stable manure for their “ They don't have aide pork cropa. Happiness u a perfume that one cannot shed over another Without a few drops falling on one's self. fertilizer! produce, in many instances, good ders," and that is the case with thia breed results, but they are not as reliable as barn- but in reality they are not improved at all. in ooounercial fertilisers are potash, nitro- This same humbuggery is being extended, geu (ammgfcfo), phouphorieacid, sulphuric add and lime, the first three constituents Borkahirea al low prices is for ferment and commercial fertilizers wo should select those that contain potash as the best , second, That is the only third, phosphoric add. nitrogen; Tho following is a list of some of the beat for- tiliaen* and the prices per BXXOVAVWQ M KAnow LANDS. Very often meadows, or mowing lands, 100 pounds in New York: formers have manure to spare to apply to their meadow lands; and to purchase com­ mercial fertilisers, with their uncertain re­ The four last articles also contain a cer­ sults, is not advisable, unices a farmer can tain quantity of ammonia, which governs Why do the recriminations of married couples resemble the sound of waves on the shore ? Because they arc murmurs of the tied. when I drink coffee." the turning under of the sod enriches the pnncipolly), the pricey are a trifle higher- “It's all for tho best," remarked Blinks, with a sigh, as he paid for the hat he had lost. “Nay,” interposed tho lucky man, “ 'ds all for the better.” I consider muriate of potash the safest nr tide for fiuners to buy, as the potash is। \j» .always productive of a fair crop of grass good for any crop. The way of applying, for a few years. But a better stay is to all tha aboVe, except the bone flour and superphosphate, is to mix them with four times their bulk of noil, and apply w small' immediately sow a second crop and turn fSg OrudBaokb. Manhatl. msr‘- I),pot foot of Third Itnet. 1 Chir«o tImo. and Itava dtpo Voroatoand Buffalo Expraa Buffalo Moraine KxpreH, ■ Buffalo Nuht Ex pre-. _ Montrral and iioatnn F.xprr TorontoanU'Motrtreal Exprr Jo.exviLt.*-Witb Lake FliaraX Mieb.Kontbent RaUroad. B*«a«a-WHh Detroit.ilUladala X 8opthwe.tan> wlratLoo— With Lake Shore A Mich. Soothers (Air U«a.) Aencnii Jrxcrios—Wltli Detroit. Eal Rlvav A IllpMU and Baltimore A Ohio Railroad.. a koiT Watxx—With Pltubvreh. Fort Weroa A ITucaxo. Tolmta, Wahaah A Weatern. Fort WaSM, MnwrteACiMtaMiLsad CiBainaati, Riohatfcd lodation QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CHICAGO ta LAKE HURON W The Reliable Short Line EAST AND WEST. TIME TABLE No. 8. depots. ’ to akb nux 8RAND RAPIP8 ARB DETROIf «SE *700 a. *10>0S a. XDally. t oa m. On a church in Delaware, temporarily dosed, appears the following notice : “No admitteiu in this church unless tho pennilty of the lav is onforcted. Kocp away.” TIMETABLE. Mixed. Laiiaiu*. Iirt> Fettmflta. seed, spreading U somewhat- down thick to a variety of grasses, without Some of these fertilisaa may Wqtfre dis­ Clover sood may be Sown in solving in water, and the soil saturated in the following March,-even if the ground layers from a watering pot. be covered with snow ; and when the snow farmera is to obtain some of these fertilix* My advice to melts Ike seed will find ita way into the MIUU.IU. Dtul fumed ns al!. Each breathed his day. Kffl. \ ennontnll* Furniture, Coffins Etc. “I am speaking,” said a long-winded or­ ator, “tor the benefit of posterity." “Yea," said one of hia hearers, “ and if you keep on much longer your audience will be here." • ora to experiment with, if it be only a few ground by the freezing and thawing of it pounds from your village druggist, il be for a few thaes. Or the land may be left can supply them. He will ask about It was a New Jersey wife who said : till ^irine, then harrow it, sow all the seed double the above prices, but for a small ex-< -"My dear, if yon can’t drink bad coffee at once, and brush it in, then roll it; and periment the difference will not be mueh. without abusing me, how is it that you can drink bad whisky without abusing thebarif seeded quite early as good a crop of READ Nothing encourages the local press so much as to see bats-raws introduced. be grown with the grass, but it would not The first and last injupctien of tho local editor to the miD-owner is, like that of be advisable to do so unless you hsvo ap­ the patent medicine man, “ Send for a cir­ plied some fertiliasrs besides the two crops cular." Of buckwheat. If stable manare, or any ------------------------------kind of commercial fertilizer, be applied to' A pair of Qtmkra* were Ltely hcerd in the laud, it should be spread evenly, after high controversy, the husband exclaiming: the land is plowed, and should be harroweeb -*1 am detarmined to Lavs om quiet week ■with thee.” “But how wilt ihoi be able i» thoroughly. If plowed in, it would get in the fall previous. ' A crop of grain may and be happy again. TRAINS EAST. ooiwa wist. AtlxniU Exprw. Imtm Graad Itapi and Handay ni<bu. al 7:30 p. w.. *rri’ sea at IMS artuint, aad at Detroit 3 „. _ ” 1 I ~ A brush harrow can be made in a few minutes, to oprer the graas* was the rcjoiader. seed, by tying together hemlock, spruce, An imaginative Irishman has improved upon Ossian. • J returned,’' saya he, “fo the halls of my faftiUr by night, and-4 or other boughs of trees; or small branch­ es may be nttaohed to the under aide of an ordinary harrow, between the teeth, so that found them in ruins. I cried * My fathers, where are they?’ And echo reSome farmera du. not cover grass need at spfiodfidy .,.*.11 .that y->.< VaxrinV Me- the seed will not be covered too deep. all; and if a heavy nun comes soon all will be right, but it is risky to do so. A heavy - । k.. ^Tra<_ n-Mi-. tweed a bffl allawing wornra women to practice nractien •nougii; but a brush harrow should be need firat and then apply tte roller auitbc Work will be well done. • thirty. Nothing tends so In the Senate twenty-six to six. Work well A Now York State church has the fol­ lowing notice posted up: “Anybody stick­ ing bills against thia church will be prose­ cuted recording to few, or any other nub “Man," says Adam Smith, *'« an ani­ mal that makes bargains. No other ani­ mal does this—no dog exchanges hopes with another." Not unhas the larger dog happens to have the smaller bone. . Long experience shows Chai" frlien it is desirable to produce a free growth of ahooU 7 on H CH 10 45 SALISBURY &. BROS SEA U r»n trauniku. lor net run. 1'ijBonl loaia. Gratav ills, sad* Howi °° X00 “can to hvc without trial? Then y®° would wish <to die but half a . .. > ....... man—at the very best but half a man. Without trial, you cannot guoas at your own strength. Ma do not learn to swim on a tabla They must go into deep water and buffet the surges. tw!" •• •• " " “ •• ii Upta 1| r *■ si 3 15 Rsllroxd. for BMo? HapUU. AlMc FURNITURE, OjtoMery (Ms Bractets Fraaer, fc. tar aU i \ text ££ The Greet Senthern Tioimfc. RAILWAY COMPANY HHUR Lelnhia hew roRK rnnu rulroih ucjlhakdjlkva, jt. Look here ! : We do not believe there is a single men in the County of Barry who evils Goods 1 s. t 45 3 SB 3 55 4 13 4 36 5* sw. Dealers tn <11 kinds Small boy—“We've very weak and tired; walked ail from heaven last night; mustn't* ing up any row around here now.* and leaves, pruning should be done when iehi- |3~" ft &s:-- A U s. m. | 0» " , 1 03 " 1 lg-.‘ um, When a Connecticut deacon nudged a somnolent worshipper with the contribution box, the sleepy individual awoke partially, smiled, and murmured, “I don't smoke, thank you," and droppod off again. Small boy, on tip-toe, to his companions —“ Stop your noise, ail of you." ComThe greatest man is he who cl right wUh die most invincible rroolt __________ _________ ..temptation from wit in and without; who bears the heavil Gret Reduction in' » A celebrated poet advertised at one time that he would supply “Lincs for any Occa’ aioc." A fitbennan sought him shortly after, and wanted * *a line strong enough to catch a porpoise.’’ I 11.0J- . M 15 I It-Olun1 A » ! Jackson Lt 3.45 i Jont. j grass will be obtamod as if it were seeded buried too deep. C 40 9 40 I » 1-1 7 » 10 S> i » •SoodorsxcapUd. tSaSiday aadVaadj? •pud- BRANS RAPJDS DIVISION. rKxiwit LAn Division. L Naw Baff.lo, Mick Iran Cit: quantity in the hills of <nrn, potatoes, Ac., with, the wheat or rye. Detroit. QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. MAY LjMO. the prices. . density of ita grass roots ; and a reseeding _ ^11 Indianapolis. Fort W tftr, Anburn Junction. W atarioo. An arithmetical peace maker figuratively suggests to the politicians: “This is 0 a time 4 vi-2-per R ing. Let us be 1 country and 1 people at 10-rale." dissolved with sulphuric add (ammonia, sow tho land to buckwheat early in May, rallrotd for Nrwaao and intanuBaUsatata.twa train* eaeb day and eloaa connartiow with train* tortb *r>lh Grand Rapid* A tadtaaarailroad for Day Ex prei. north Vill not rtop at *tatioM where The popubliou of our globe u about fifteen hundren millions, or about an aver­ sometimes feasible in a moderate degree, aa and the 4/ Grand /i4Td.-with O MV Divtaan af the M LKSrtfflS ISw3sSTGt.“AK; We appreciate no pleasured unless wc are occasionally debarred from them. Re­ straint u the golden rule of enjoyment A little boy camo to -his mother recently Bom Aoftr and superphosphate and said, “Mamma, I should think if I was of lime are worth $2 per 100 lbs., or if' made of dust I should get muddy inside soil, according to its thickness TUA?NS GOING NORTH. Men think it no shame to give han-1aomo oboquies to those deed, whom living they had suffered to starve unnoticed. renovate such lauds without any manure is To Goin» North—Day Borya*. Grand RasuU Mixed ,.tally cxMnt duudayx. Nlstet Jtatwaa daily except 1 age of thirty to each square mile of land surface. require renovating and reseeding ; but few afiprd the expense if not profitable. fj'S 115 4 ra 1 a i As we grow older, it is with hearts ss with heads of hair— for one that we find real there are nine that are false. being the meet important, and in buying remedy that can be applied. n fo Ifi Rapids. The reason why bankers arc so apt to prosper u because they always take so much interest iu their business. All that we should seek for | now, although they are called^'improved,” them at high prices. n8 IS A man who attempted to stand on hia dignity the other day couldn't do it. The platform vu too narrow. In seasons of frequent rains these enough, being nearly-all hams and shoul­ COIMOEAST. Spilkcna always insists on spelling needle, uiodte. He says every needle should have FKamiXtRS. better than those in this country 30 years saying: ’/ SOUTH. Old epitaph.—la memory of Jane Beal, who kicked up her hale and away she at away. COMMttCIAT. TIME TABLE. Taking Effect Dec. loth 1876 »**• T.ki^ Isn't it a luxury to conduct an election for once without fear of the whisky vote ? the lees vitality remains In him, therefore Tba michigaF B’Wsooth. Outkufi If we take away too much of tbs top if a tree it is Ilion taking Why should Berkshire bogs sell at 1876. Railroads. mCHI^RO^NTE^ Fall and Winter Tima Table. Why ri a fender like Westminster Abthird to ;<W-half the that BeeauM it contains the ashes of tho riuiuld be vl4»c is to gii_. ___ t-tt ■» o*~ — l»,r • good shape, and only at away such limb* os are S™’ cr for $40,702, or an average of 8200 Um runitit^ Ikrottyh Tat man does not believe his creed who is afraid of hearing it attacked. pigs at $5 each ; but now this same breed .of Berkshire fort Warn Jackson & SaHiai KfflGANA HK£ SHORE RAILROAD. TA* vnig Happiness can be made quite as well of cheap materials as dear ones. should be exercised in regard to selecting i •V-fchoriwt Liao botwran ChMM« aad Grand Talent and virtue are less frequently he­ reditary than the gout little ebs ce^ be done; but good judgment Berkshire swine as exist to day, and sold (fflCAGU He that means to build lajting must by his foundsiiomi low. can be easily applied with a brush, is con­ Railroads. Railroads. Phix and PVun. aim er. r.<l- w.i.iusraorT.^"’’-0-’''1'’' . Thosiytixe ef oo*ratry trsrerwd Look here! What! don't you think wo can sell raaatac to tea l<ta o< the uioaauiu. "n»j ti ;l-- > Coffins, Caskets A Shrouds We cheaper than anv firm in tho State ? (an do it, for, with tho teip of Pennsylvania Railroad mar-Gtl to drop ten J. M. HEWES, ’STATIONS IS ION TICKETS"' f win U sold at all »nK the year, for two reason., shored woand. af the branehre eut til ^7 i .।m We „W5=r>*f aaiKss’#1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-16.pdf 1cc63e470fdb62d966f61c9676949175 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. iOl HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. APRIL 16, 18 77. WHOLE NO. 2043. .................. .... ......... FAMRERS GREETING, 3F*O3Et. XOST'ir. CE0. jSTFewey i.w> . .’ .*7 PCAJFKJH PIUS. ls-.> thcxitmt sixmi. . MESSER 13JROTMId ItS ri-Busntii. The fruit, that bl), ko ih«a> evory on# : But North crPonth ; Arc on hand at the old stand with the finest Stock of Implometns • ‘ • and Macmnerv ever knowirm Hastings, nt* haw the ■ JACKSON WAGON, . DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, .H <»F .»rn.M-RlITIOX : al Lirtux Rate-. .1 /»VStt T/SING. RA •iiiuriol Typ.’ C6n»Idere4 ' ji.no t f?jjof •iit» « youth. “Choose between nsc and this mat! ! soheme.’' ' “I have chosen," tod raid, with dignity, but wilt a breaking heart; and so they parted. Two weeks after Francis Mayburn had sailed for Europe, where he had been ever since. Occasionally ho had heard, indircctly, of Daisy; but never from her, She A,r Through fratnut diy and «.i*h t. iiwser tight. Single and Platform Buggies, Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, I Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Our lavclyvtrh. ' I patronixingly by strangers, appearing on a • public jilatform. Faugh !" And he tried ; to dhinisw her from his thoughts, and Li-vcn ven persuaded peranaded himself tout ho had. ' But the prelude cf the Christmas carol I was now endod choir werc riotrine aiogiag :; ’ ’ ; tho 1 ’ worn Aid swtruu as iawtoe. ’ While other’ haitr ' fw«pl« tu lMlc t ii.-c liomc-maJo piunpkla utM- fPCTimi. ANDJUSffiEffl CARDS Every article we sell is warranted to please. fAPEB IS rn.w GIVE US A CALL. ON ri:»s No creature** pain I “ Got* to it* sain. Bat.only natura*! i«o:: , Burns .Messkr. Chester Messer. Doctor Aikln's Doubla Column ' READ. READ. READ THIS ’. --------------------- , ARKE moifX EY AT LAW & SOLICITOR ' . < HASCKRY. Prompt uluntica «iv»a V? Arc lb thedbli. I That loyal tr.es lycrn Florida to Maine. DISEASES. rco» the Library nnd xxKtt -f READ EVERYBODY ------------ ---------- ------------ ■ FOIL Tin: V CHRONIC AND' SI : . r.rw«!iiipfcv r.I nine.* L'«Et» r •>YIJTH Si. KNAFPEN. HOKXEYS AT LAW & SOLICIT ( IN IIANCEMY. Pcytttata ell lh< | loouuue repost. Ab J p iu their pUu asaiu: That cxilM frrt With valu rccrot. Ajj.t vex the air with aiebr. ____ H •.RVEY WRIGHT litaiirvIJeied al! in thyme ; ; , May ptuapkiur round With us al-ouud I I LiV ■ar, purify 4 far PHYSICIAN k SERGEUN, Ul’QBT. BAIUIY COV3TTY, balinaiM l*o«t« Tho happy art «if utakinr pumpkin i*a! ■OH. PITILESS, PITILESS MOON 1" »»u|i<wr »k.Ul •*“! in»pror ■ M. W. RIKER. JCSL E "/THE PEACE. General CoUoeUon upjoiuf, 1HI. II. F-PECKHAM. DELIG4TJ. WOLF. iH. I> B Hiv-l A. P DRAKE, Hirsp HAYFDRDt arsa HcrofOliv. Rt> DR. C. RUSSELL, rnvmiAN Jt SUJUlEnX.--O®a» J»H>g Ua... 1. ,tr,re. Phuraix Block. State Har.uu-.Mleh. LUCIUS RL'SSELL, ; could dance with Rose Mays, or anybody but Daisy. She was always ennged. ' Noticing this at last, good Jm' Mays ( interfered,, and said, half-laughii^ly, and j hall earnestly-: “ •‘It It isn’t fair fair, gentlemen foryou to mo­ nopolize Miss Stanley. Dr. Maybura has tried in vain to dance just one set with her. Some of you ought to give way to him, as he is a strangor.'”' . “Ob, never mind\uy wishes, Mrs. Maya. It doesn't matter in the least," the doctor interposed, embarrassed and hardly know­ ing what he said. j------,overheard ------------- -- — , Daisy him, -------howevor. I G>Of course not, doctor,"' toe replied I cooljr. “Yet wc all commend your aelf| sacrificing spirit and laudable smbifloa in J asking to dance with « public ringtr.” It was an ill-bred thing to my ; and Miss Stanley knew it. Bat she Meant to ! shock Dr. Mayburn. The tact was very with these deep, luminous, sou] tbrillinE vivid in her mind to-night, just as it was dark orbs that passed ovur his face m they ; in his, and she meant to be revenged, might have passed over that of the re- \Fred whirled her away inannmyvtdta, ! motesl stranger. tho Doctor stood back, gnawing his He went out, with his eyes lifted up- ’ moustache in undisguised chagrin. ' wards, resting on that Madonna face. But only fora momaut. Concealing ’ he did so, a dainty glove fell down on his his mortification tinder a gay smilp, he led Isnouldcre, with the fiiintcst perlhmc of! Rose Mays out, and they too wereboon n«cs clinging'to’It. lie laid his band going round.and round, in perfect tow*, to over it, caressingly, as one might lay his the throbbing, sorrowful sweetness of ’ hand upon the head of a beloved child, j “The Beautiful Blue Danube.'* . !nnd then transferred it to his vest-pocket Daisy saw it, and a new feeling came ' j a- a souvenir of Daisy’s. "The Jaat,’’ hr 1 her, a feeling of angry pain, thd pain M • XXtltf o. i and the solo was taken up by a deep, sweet । soprano, with that sorrowful roatralto un­ ; derune, like a wail cf sadntes, or hopeless pain. Abtthat voice! It struck, like a sword thrust, to his heart. But ope woman in the wide.graud wortd. posKsacd reuch a voice ; a voice that could stir his • heart like took He had not. expected to i hear it. He thought Daisy was far away, ' In a moment alibis anger'was gone. The solo was iinitoed at last; the aernion through, the benediction pronounced, niid ‘he congregation rose uo to go. Dr. ' Mnyburu turned, and lifted his eyes to the 1 gallcryi She was there, bending over the railing, and looking down into the church, Thii food m> tarv. WITH j Just then' -Fi„ Rose ----- jMays _____ _and three w. or four 1 other young girts came dancing into toe , room, and tho conversation was hrokm off. ! Presently the gentlemen foUowed, and dinner was commenced. Colonel Maya took Daisy out, as his favorite, and placed her at bis right hand. Dr. Maybura led ; out Mm. Mays, and the rest followed in • order. After dinner othara came in. a ‘ ■ "My I>aiwy, my Daisy.” be would say. ■ or no chance to talk to Daisv again, ao I "criticixcd in the newspapers, talked of j surrounded was she with ndmireo. He to.oo I ».to sup ["MM I :i..{fiTer-nu txrhnofurc rti-jn. Xo doduettoa from to< ' said to himself, that I shall ever have, She hr-s forgotten me." He would carry It; heme, he thought mentally, and put ii in 1 ; the little ebony box, where ho kept sacred, ly the broken buckle that Daisy had cast I 'aside from her dainty gaiter, which he , • , , * ° had afterward picked up. jealousy. . . "After all then he dotwa't an," .toe thought, wearily. “IIede«p*mjnebacM>>i. I have worked for a livelihood." For, you see, toe loved Dr. Maybura as fcrrenUy aa crer. ......................... 1 ' ■ cl. r_i> -a. ic .a. iuitc at the.other end of the house, where stopping to talk inlirtlu kuota and group*, qu: io knew abe would be undisturbed, and Dr. Maynard now joineu hw unde, *ht Tlictlixp-toncd organ was pealing OU I and B Maya, whom he had nob before ' the Christmas carols with an undertone Colon*! ( seen, m he had only arrived that morning of p.usaiounic pin. No ouc noticed this s sorrowful intonation, this brcaihinp oi a at g tlrt village. Hflbt, and the curtains being a “I shall take you home to dinner," maid sigh io every bar; no one but brands ।i ittlc room -was flooded with young doctor, who had just «tho ColoueJ. “Wo will ucud to the hotel May bum, the ytyag returned from Huronc, lt-.u,~, and who had been ,fm vynr baggage. Why didn't you oome .rr .r. ----- fc ,n " WrnJ-U . . . expected fur th* lsst’wcclk *>*■“«. Iig^tVeck The yonng man was explaining the ilKmgbt, “whal perteet mom Young Judies «i>d old were inspecting him of hh delay, when his autit and her .1 could only be like that.” from qver their prayer aud hymn-books, cause < came up. As they were about hair glittered in the ■nd making eyes at him through toe daughters < Beaked of their loco veil*, meutahy cal- to । «4«p into the carriage, Nn. May said : dark eyes were full of "Dr. Mayburn,allow me to present you culntiug his wealth, and worth, and pro­ Sho wiped the tears from her eyes, reso­ to nouncing him tho cutch oi the season. i Miss Stanley, who ,at alsp._oi^r guest. lutely, however. “Oh,. pitilom, pttibm But'Francis Mavburn neither knew nor 'You remember lrtr\don’t -Jou ?" Daisy lifted bcrl gyi*. for a moment, moon, cold and uusrmpatlhieing!” sheened. cared for this. Ona thought and one “Do yob ever heed the griefs you witoea, and bowrd m though she had never seen fueling- was uppermost in hia mind, the i the hearts that break befcreyouT’ . ihouubl and fooling produced by too him before. Dr. Mayburn extended hu BMTOWlul, lh“ IS™*; hand, but she did Dot «o it. She was looking past him, at Fred Mays, who was mas carol, ton carried him bac*. through I “Daisy," said a voice, full of emotion, »ix long yearn of dresry anrest, and weary -elbowing his way to Miss Stanley’s ride. beside her, ‘'after all these years, will you wandering, back to the hour when he Mrs. Mays brought her to coiisciousoeB, heard the simple tuuc of Martyn, picked ihowever, by saying ’• "Daisy, my <lu»r, jo« «« uo‘ Dr. nxii l.r nntoillml fingers on an dd craskod Be at least just to the rept piano, with this same eorrowful undertone Maybura'a hand ?’’ She looked at him, hall Then she laid her fingers in his, coldly, ibreuh cuiar aoUUupwiant for a moment. The next Bick lo the <l»y when lh« dukluh Tok. as any stranger might bare done. They were boos, stowed away in the car- arms. of lhe «,«o«n jaw old pel looking op .rW*« ML to riago, with Fred between them, playing at him with innocent eyes, had said, State Item*. with too tassels on Daisy's muff, and “ Why do you object to my earning my li.iog? lompoor.. Impumlkuwork, Fred’s aster, Rose, making eyas at her Thrc are about, R.OOO pem-iones in cousin, the doctor, and drawing him on in or live on alms—— Michigan. ’ “Not alms, hu interrupted. “My a Christmas flirtation. And thus they ar­ Thirteen millions of brick have been u»; Will only!» wo sW “■ Uro you re­ rived at the Halt The Hall was a .lately dwelling. The laid in toe Capitol building at Lasang, main with h»r.” . broad entrance, the dining-room, and the and only 75,000 more are needed. For Daisy was a distant cousin, who, parlors were now trimmed with evergreens h.Tiai Loon left no oepM, bd boon The Ingham circuit court is DOW «•the house throughout Unpt'l bv hire. Moybnra, w»b wbo» and flowers, and aaa iraave , KW*3 “Ff tow^nal of WUhard B. Opyfettive uppmrance. •ho lud Bred until «bue Wy’o <teub, «boul prewntod a grand dawn first to dinner. She for 'the mtuder of Daisy came di — S-=l •-? . yoor bolbre, ’'bon »b. bod^bjon ukeo. ’ dark, rich ! toe Marble farm, m Mendmn, teWfwrtflnwore a floating robe of some dark, rewiwnoily, W ibo boiuo of Mr. M»y Xiri andf entered the iiarior where Dr. i b«. Woven* Blair appe« for tor fe borfl.nur. Poire w» wo pm! to rel Mavburii rtotxl with his back to too door, ; kum. , lhe breed of dopondrewe w tho homo of • looking at, and krneinx something tost be j K "God Wm y^’sF wmpmtire oirongor. odd Iwmg held in his hand. Ha turned suddenly, Dl. Reynolds gtta wore jntenxmvsmroioTwhieb hud boon eutureUd uaUr unon Dais/-* entrance, and thrust her hi- ghleinto gwebmtoaofwomoreiltattlJwb, the beat of masters, she had resolved to tic-kid glove into bis vest pocket; but not; w. —...ki M net rfMitoina * rittUBM*.' rah on it for a livelihood, k ouag Jraauntil she bad seen it, however. dZMayburu, with bis axwtosratos p«a• “Ah, you found myglova? toe said, dollm] Julf • • w. diees was infinitely shocked' when h« “Tbatto you/ Aad toe JKSreJSfiSflK tSof thio rewlotioo, .ndwuoowrei- mdiffurcntly. srw'swsi'raw®? CHAS. II. BAUER, EY at 'LAW AND PROSECUriXd IN)Y for Harrr Confctr. A««nt for Hum* V.-.U ' '■■ BURGHER. II.'.EY, Cwnodlor. and SoUrtler. OSes -.Un.iiasa.Mfaa ISAAC W. VROOMAX. ‘UMDER-Sinytaat Dsputy V.«. Marshal. Qjmi !?,L JOHN Q. CRESSY C. G. HOLBROOK, •s’SSffiS 5X& doxvciring to combat it. ; “I cannot do that," stud tyqr, i» answer to hie Ujbw., i»u«i of. *** your mother it- ww differed‘‘AudjonwiU ”'«“ And yon will not^oU' n<* it up for »»T J. L- F19H. I was a successful singer ; received a high score aud more, all young, and there was* salary nt a fashionable church : never ap- ' dance, and then a supper, and the merry peared in p coocert-'roonj but she had a J party w» kept up till the small hours of । pei feet ovation. Bnt all this only angered ; the morning. ’■ ! him the more against her. In all that lim) Dr. Maybura had little Aa J roll that* L'.mr, All the above named Plows arc .sold on trial. i.................... I bu of age, when I ah »R come into my astonishment, and, speaking in the third I fortune; wo can live soi aehow, till then.' person replied, “Dr. Maybura is mistaken । “No, I will not break op tho plans that in Mias Stanley. In all the years of her I have been made for you, a«d alienate your tpublic _ _ ______ _____ life,” __ and she emphasized the word ; family. You must go a krwd and study, public, -•kK- “no ...... pcntlcm n tieman ever before dared to 1 as has.been arranged. It’—if—when you take such a liberty ' 1 return, you wish no—” H= He put the the glove silently into her hand. ; “ Never," he had an* wend, savagely, I “ Forgive me, ‘•Forgive me,” he said, kindly, “I mo I [flinging from him the hand ho had taken, . have no longer —r any right to ask a fcrnr of for he -WM hot-tampered, in his early ' you." < |k»" “Will jou doI iH»» »• “ k"J Homer U. Hiicboock, of Ki A. Board, but �t -■ i Jig Jg|ii-lMkij fjejliblicap hppef KDITOa I ' HwU°S»> U»b Uth day of April Hai ■ Job* J. Pukisa, Chairman of U>» Board of County Canva»M>rv COUNTY CANVASS. At the election on the 2d insL, in thia I a correct a* Moment of lb* voles given in • County c f Barry Bute of Michigan. for Justices of the Supreme Court st the Gen­ eval EhcfJoc, held tn said County on the county, there was cast for Justice of the Supreme Court, 3575; for Thomas M. 2211. far Henry J. Sevenw 1364, For Regents of majority fbr Cooley 847. Statement ot Votes given in the County of Barry State of Michigan, tor Regents of lhe Uni varsity, at the General Election he’.d in said County oDthe Second day of April, in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hun 1’. Collier, 2206, for George L. 2204, for Atuwu Malta, dred »nd seventy Deven. E. Chadwick 1363, for> John Lewis, 1364, majority fbr Col Her 842, for Lewie, 840. i I I Townships In November there- was cart in couaty for Governor a J . 5488; of this 2. r which f Charkro M._ Croswell received 2941, WilKam L. Webber 1864, majority for Cros- 1077, showing an increased Republi- ’ Baltimore. Parry. Carlton. Cartl*t©n, 70 175 can majority in proportion to the whole 188 70 78 89 115 116 78 2*8 680 161 108 108 IM 104 42* *' City, )»t, Wd 40 14® 40 OFFICIAL CANVASS. “ 30 14< 80' 2*4 M. 64 r>i_ 86® 4th 11 109 109 75 .. Pursuant to the statute in such Hope, 114 5O< 188 188 made and provided, the Board ot County Irrng,' 129 129 112 112 482 JohniUwi) 22 286 UsnvaanerB met at the office of the County MapleGrove 68 6b 97 880 Clerk, on Tuesday April 10th, 1877, and OranxBville, 141 141 78 organbed by *tb« , election of John J. Praieville 132 182 Rutland, 86 84 Perkins as chairman. There was present Thomapple. 172 172 120 120 118 470 as eanvnsscn from the several townships WoodlamL Yankee Spring*, 119 110 the following gMticmcn: Totals, . . 22D6 2204 1383 1884 71*7 Aaryria, Thomas H. Bartram. The whole rnmber of rotoa given for said Baltimore, Charles M. Hendershott. Regents of tho University was seven tbnn«and one hundred and thirty seven. (7137) Barty, W. T. Barber. and they w ve elven for tho following per­ Carlton, J. W. Covert sons, eli . Victory P. Collier received Two thousand Castleton. RJ. Fcighner, two hundred and six votae,(2206} Hastings' E^Piaroe. George L Malta, received Two thousand Hret’gB city, 1st Ward, Robert Dawson. two hnndrod and fonr votes,(2204) Anson E.Chadwick received, oco thousand E. J. Evans. three hundred and sixty three votes (1383) John Lewis received, one thousand three J. Lee Reed. 3d hundred and sixty four votes. (1834) Philo A. She!4th Total Seven thousand one hnndred end thirty seven (7(87) don. State of M iebixan. • Hope, Dean S. Tyler, County of Barry, J flnring, John J. Hendershott. Johnstown, Levi M. Dewey. Maple Grove, Adam Wolf. Orangeville, James W. Dougbtalin. Prairieville John J. Perkins. ' Woodland, Int Stowell. Yankee Springs,' Geo. H. Spaulding. the county of Barry. Slate of for Regents of lhe University at lhe fleoer.1 Election held in mid County on the second day of April in the yAr one thontand •iflht hundred and ae Ven tv seven Dated al Hastings thia Illh day of April A. 1». 1877, John J. Perkins Chairman of the Board of Connie Canvav- Voted, on motion of Adam Wolf, that the Chair appoint a committee of three to Secretary of the Board of County Canvass compare the returns and tabulated state­ ment of the votes cast for Justice of the OUR SCHOOLS. Supreme Court, and Regents of the Uni- the 2d of April 1W7. The Chair appointed as such committee, Thomas II. Bartram, Ira Stowell and Levi returns from the township of Thornapple pie of that district; all uf’which he might have had cheap for cash, to Bay nothing of taking his boys and girls, with their keen scuribilities rapidly expanding, from an attuospberc of social refinement and culture and flinging them among tho jungles of ignorance which pervade school districts of the above description. Now hare is a man—mark you, a man : —who grumbles about his School Tax! ’the teacher “boards 'round.’’ she must go Poor fellow, he is to be pitied. His busi­ home with them. Examine that slate, will you? It ts ness capacity is not extravagantly large, stratified with coatings from the coat certainly. I wonder if he could under­ sleeves of boys who have no 'kerejrieft— stand that that tho tho only only tax tax he he ever ever paia paid was was stand ~ M— K , j™ and for protection, by maintaining the functions lywii'j •hrt, lU••^pT* 4511? . . .m. ,,Iiv ar wav, — ....p..... ---.’1dirtv -L. every conceivable refuse of a clean or dirty • civil • ... ___ _v-. and v„ that what avorvho conceivable refuse of a clean or airty of government, pays under the name (as everything must have tittle body. And " Teacher, please explain on my slate this example.’' How sick and a name) of school tax was simply the IN­ tired that teacher must bo! Smothered for TERJECT on tho credit he'receives from tho institution called School, and which guar­ six mortal hours with lhe hot, fetid ourpouriog of oo many breathing mSehines of antees to every man, rich or poor, a certain weak and strong, rick and healthy condi­ amount of Stock of real value. » Now look at that substantial old farmer tion. In view of all ibis, don't you think Che as he surveys his posscosions and says with­ in himself, like old Babylon's king, “ Yes, salary pretty light lor the ritk taktii ? If you should think so, and loud enough for 1 have done this by tho po<cr of my two good hands. Just so. Here is 50 or 60 your neighbor to hear you, don I be xshamed of it; for of all that deserve well dollars of real value in this land of mine, and I don’t owe a dollar in the world." cf their fellows the teacher oupht tn be Then, while mentally calculating tho sum total in round dollars, he is startled by a nlcasant voice—"Good morning, Mr. B." Yes, and there goes one of his largest cred­ itors, tho district school ma'am, and there Cwith her his pleasant soliloquy, and conics old grumbler, and he says “bother the taxes !’’ and starts off to some other port of his domain. Well, be will grumble at school taxes, school houses and school teachers, because he cannot discover and appreciate his real, valuable friends. I am acquainted with a good farmer, aud indeed a very good man, and who, by the way, has had some desire to be honored by the people as lawmaker, who onoe informed me of the fact that Michigan was tujfering from the burning shame of not paying her Statk officers half enough salary I While this same farmer could grow indignant nt the rnormout salary paid the common school teacher! St. Patrick ! Just think of it, will you ? Here » an honored Head of acme l)e partment of State drawing his salary for services rendered, with a clerk mde/tendently tularied who doct nearly a(l the work, which, all told, would not engage tho time of an ordinary energetic man for tile space of two lunar zionths ; and yet, in the opin­ ion of this would-be dispenser of even­ handed justice, does not receive half enough pay. It is some consolation to know, however, that quite a number of people arc of a different opinion. Of all the classes of citizens of which this fair republic is compared, the most de­ serving ana least rewarded, the teachers os a class stand pre-eminently first. Right here I will make a statement—disprove it if yon can : The oommon school teacher is tho poorest paid, poorest fed and most self­ denying specimen of humanity ever sacri­ ficed on the altar of ignorance and stupid ity. You seem to be surprised, but you ought net to be- While the question of 'Superintendent' amount per day or week would be necessa­ of common schools has been under consid­ ry to induce you to go to service in ono of eration by some who earnestly desire a the meet improved modern ]>etthou»et in any of our largo cities ? You answer, “I ’ chanac, and others seeking a continuance am not to let" Of course you are not; | of the present condition of things, the but you expect some one else u “ to let.” | point made aud urged is, that thia ia cheap- -And I tell you tow pcsthouscs are maner, less expensive, saves the tax payer tioM. compared with scores of district school houses, jammed full of little living Thomappfe returns not being received, the tomethingi perhaps, in the matter of dol­ beings, many of whom may represent vast­ lars and cents, collected and disbursed in ly more of animated nature than you Board adjourned until 8 o'clock to-morrow would be willing to confess. And as to mOrumg. ' food—‘‘.VanthaU not itre by bread alone” ?sJ n.lDA'V MORNISO. Ac., but throw in all the poeaiblee if you tics I am not able say. One thing is wish—it does not consist in thia. Th* certain however, tho experiment has district school teacher cate but two meals a •ent The returns from Thornapple were day; ono meal occupies the time from 9 received, being delivered by P. W. NbA; M. until 12, the other from IP. M. until 4. * Walk in, please." How the red hot air of that room strikes you as you open the door! Stand still a minute and you will get tempered to it “What was the one, and this last m threefold, financially, temperature outride." did you say 7 Ten socially and morally. Fina nciallt : below aero. Well, it is nearly blood heat in here. Yea, this is what the teacher County of Barry State of Michigan, because the absccnce of schools makes "Tbr Justice of the Supreme Court o* property undesirable. Who that liad .a Look at that little fellow whose digestion lhe State of Michigan, at the general farm for sale would ever forget or omit to is tearing away at a cargo of garlic, sausage Election held in said County oo lhe mention ita proximity to a school-house 7 and boiled beans 1 Sec ; he comes right Buocmd day of April in lhe year one up to that teacher with all tho innocence of Socially : because schools are to society, childhood, and dashes a pint of gas at thousand eight hundred and seventy what the insect ia to the coral reef—the each expiration straight into her face! builder. Morally : because it is the Here comes another little troop; one is ?? • ourkraut, another is pickles, another onbeing present, the County Clerk was in­ structed to telegraph there for the returns. IM Aaj* Bnitimor.-, Barry, Carlton. "i 181 108 128 sought after. 115 104 114 112 122 Now fbr instance here w n district, say No. 60, good school, full at­ tendance. 137 70 109 290 This is evidence of people Kv- 176 healthy social enjoyment and high moral 181 212 74 72 187 status. 241 144 185 219 n< Now here is a party looking for a ly located, well watered, fine hundred acres 640 per acre. it? you suy. under buildings, WoZdiwd? >E Well why don't you take Oh! 130 » 152 ir.2 nu IM4 N7& rotes X»rsn for SkH the aoeisty is first. The teacher of to-day stamps tlje future man or woman—gives them their toetal value. This proposition you will doubtless lie alow tg'accept; but it is a matter of little importance whether you accept it or not, as results are always inevitable; and if you lay tho flattering unction to your soul that parental influence surpasses the teach­ er's in jKneer, extent and duration, you make a grand mistake. As distinctly as each lineament and feature is brought out in tho process of picture-taking, so, through the transformation of tight anti the-subtle power of magnetic life, every defect or perfection of the teacher, wheth­ er of a physical or moral nature, stands out in bold relief in the mind and heart of the child, vitiating a life or establishing a character. No impressions ore to strong as those made in childuood, no recollec­ tions so vivid as those of early life. How that sluggish, laxy walk forces you inte weanness, that shiftless “put off ” compels you to that reckless, "don't care whether school keeps or not" condition, and with what authority that filthy habit comes clothed when’ practiced by the teacher 1 As a rule, your teacher ia the bort repre­ sentative of moral character, and morals discipline the Khde body in the real tailt of life; and it may be added that charac­ ter is not only apparent to the roan or woman of the periol, but also to the boy or girl of very tender age. , Taking it, then, for graflted, that the teacher has the largest share in the culture। -of your child, what sense ia there in your Cmbling at an expense which is far less1 n 5 ou bestow upon raising many of the meanest chattels in your possession ? Now if you had a boy or girl who de­ sired an Academic course, it would bo wise nnd rheai> to get it in the district school— and you get iL But did (you grumble’ when you robbed your neighbors out of money to pay fur the education of your boy or^ri, when a cheap teacher would have suited the district bettor? I am afraid your morals a^e bad, because grum­ bling is a guttural precipitation of selfish­ ness, frequently induced by an untimely effort to force contraction. Again, you aay the school ia no better. Well, whose fault is that ? Every young man of character, energy and miceeu as a teacher you arive ont (by your enormout •alariet) to fields where his genius can be party appear to have found their long- rake handle—if the stove has lost ita pok­ er—will be found an excellent thing to break .bout one light at least from the top of each window. Miadyou, the operation sauce. Of coarse the poor little things must unload or die, and the teacher will have to make the best of it. That, in fact, was what she or ho was hired for. But the worst side ot the picture is school bouse. something like this: Little Job noy’s head bothers him dreadfully; he digs and scratches, and the teacher gets nervoue and digs and eerateheo too, and after a while— there I What is that ? If I live, rt'e a .1V1UI, X BUUHJIUC UljBeil, Very respectfully youre, WHAT I UOW ABOUT VE6ETIHE. sought for Moks, provided dial gentleman is willing to assume the responsibility which that name implies. While in this city a «xperl«ofo OeMllty, Md strong effort was made to have him vu.it Nsw York, where those politicians hostile to any claim by Got. Tilden for renom'.nation proposed to put him in training for ■ the Presidential course in 18S0 , but Gov. Humpton, for some reason or other, did AW t«rv reepertfnllr, MONROF. PARREP., Dot give lhe scheme any countenance by toed Possibly ho may have a making the trip. great Democratic future before him, but runbllnc ‘‘cb 1. <<autooally In soomUoms whether he can bo kept io soak four, years for the Presidency is a question. The bids for supplying the I’ortofiice Oth< Department with postal cards for four years tnoUm.; from May 1st were to have been opened at that Department yesterday, but in conse­ fifteen Pounds of Flesh. quence of protests entered by several man­ ufacturers they were not opened, and the Portinarter General determined to readver­ lira for new bida. The new cards will be of a light buff on one side and a very pale green odor on the other, and there are but three or four ertabliahuionta in the coun­ taklnc rvUr.t. »trelr. THOMAS K MOORE. try where cards of this character can be manufactured. Hence the protest which FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN. was made against this change in style. Hon. Stanley Matthews has been re­ tained by Governor Nicolla to present his cuie before tho J/ouisiana Commission, and that gentleman has already prepared in elaborate argument to ahow that Mr. Hayes' GOOD EVIDENCE. title to the Presidency has no connection with the title of Gov. Nicolla to the Chief Magistracy of Louisiana. Excepting Sundays, .yesterday was the first day upon which there has been Cabinet meeting since do •■tlralv nouivoil Ur the um> ot Vromvr « «as sMotnmblailwkh dysmpsla gen Hayes’ inaugura­ tion. \ • 23% Walnut street. / The authorities of the Smithsonian In. elitutipn, in view of the fact that no pro­ vision was made by Congress for the (dis­ play of lhe Centennial donations made to the United States by foreign governments, and which have boon stored in an old arm­ ory annex to that building, have placed on exhibition in the western hall of its insti­ tution the finest of the works of art com­ prised in the donations. There are the terra ootta copy of the group “Ametrea" APPRECIATION. upon the Albert monument in London ; two magnificent vases, inscribed respectively 177G and 1876, and adorned to- illustrate an those two eras in American octagonal pulpit in terra ootta, with de­ signs from the life of the Redeemer, and peetfally, DINSMORE. two terra cotta baptismal fonts of tasteful and artistic workmanship. These articles attract much attention from our visitors. The story that is now being reiterated with ap much pasitiveness that Got- Tilden Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. Local SbjijiB?? Jtoticef ia about to commence guo warranto prooeedinga against President Hayes, sod that lhe papers are really in the hands of Mr. R. T. Merrick, of this city, is denied absolutely by Mr. Merrick. It is also asserted hj those who are in n position to intention of entering upon such proceed, winter, always direct the boys io throwing R. Steven’s Column. ter. Tho effects remains to be seen. In Governor Hampton the Democratic be well informed, that Gov. Tilden has no ambitious young woman. Some young man, with an “eye to business," has been watching heb—notices that she is a quick, ■ire stepper, distinct talker, clear, ringing laugher, finally persuadea her to join him in the school of life, and yon are left at your old occupation of trying to induce (by enormow talariet) others to run the gauntlet with itch, messlee, small-pox, scarlet fever, foul air and death; but your duplicity ia a matter of contempt more than pity. ■■ Now, in concluding these scattering re marks, I desire to say one word to teach­ ers, and that is, when commencing school inga. The truth is that should ho do it would support him in it Tho memben of the Forty-fourth Coo- gram voted thcmaelros the franking privi­ lege just before adjourning, and from now until the 1st of next December tons of In the Sweet By-snd-By Cannot but be the happy thought -t’ the fortunate recipient of tho “Rocky Mountaix Tourist" scans ita wonder­ fully attractive pages and perwei its fa*tinning descriptions. Most beautifully embellished with new and highly artatie ographical riehneas, and the arrangement throughout simply superb, the Rocky Mountain Tourirt is worthy of compari­ son with Pietumque American or The Aldine. It ia written in gossipy, graphic* style, covering details of the tour through matter iu the shape of publie-doeuments will be forwarded from Washington to al! parts of tho'country. If you want any heart of the Alps of America—the Rock . V___ . • lJ. -It .1.. light Sunday reading, such as the Agricul­ tural Reports, oto., dow is the time to ap­ ply to your member. Now tint they have found Oakey Hall, it appears that be has turned up just where I located him all along. “ Didn't I told you so ?’’ Max. Peterson's “Dollar Series.' Something entirely new in literature k > a- hie rnina, tho springs, the mines, and. in abort, to everyjpoint of interest to touri-t. agriculturist, capitalist, miner, and invalid. With tbu Tourist, the San Ju ax Guide keeps filing company, and the two publi­ cations are mailed free to all writing for one or both to T. J. Andrrsox, Topeka. Kansas. Whitman’s Assorted Candice—the besn the market. A full supply at J. P. Roberta’. t-« jmHisM u in A—Tie. the A. R. D. improvement fbr "Country Quartets." Thiar of the nwat brilliant wtxaan age to thia mlanted Forte.iaUW We take thw oppcxunily of informingthe public, that we will rtfelv and radical I- ——- -11 - - - -- Hartings, Dec. 21,1876. xxiGRtt Hastier, April 13,1877. Notice. ho replies, I have looked it and the neighborhood both over, S Yes,' and gently you could always say, i ’' Willie, yes.” ' Well, here comes the veritable Susan Jane. Her forehead and chocks are toleri 1 ably clean, but behind her eart.' oh ! oh ! 1 And here is her brother John, the whole exposed surface of whoso body is covered 1 with a kind of cement; gucMubly, corn' dreadful; the CAPITAL NOTES. neighbors quarrel; the school has gone down, and I rill WA»«tw<jT0X, D. C., April 6,77, Ed. Banker: — a»Sltf J. W. Brock- Any Taos J. Ujmmrm one Wildes- OaiiawdMt 0. D. SrAVLDlNu. �Geo. Peek A Co., 156 and 157 Woodward llepliblicapiapper affltiAlFAMl' avenue, Detroit, have tho largest and richest slock of dry good* in the city. By buying exclusively far cash they ar* enabled to make. UIITMlin ............ '■ "rv"—----------------- r of spring election, and other accounts not then to inlrodueu further rof.rmi into the admlnl*- ' Special Notices. auditedtrnu'an of the affairs of the city, and'improve I These soiounts have since been '.udlted and upontho management of the past year: but Dr. I ^chentStandard Remedies. allowed, as follows -. should you do no bettor, there **111 bo Utile On Contingent Fund, 6181 83 causa for complaint. The atoc «•" r» ’“rote* f -r all duc.aee of tho General Highway •­ 106 60 ihub* are S< •» Pctaosu; Syscr. beusves'e Fite •• ita* WsanT« ‘"I0-,1* dOCK • Mxxnaxas Pilu> , ;mild Warth. and if taken ■?r“ro ,tt* *««W «" destroyed, a Total, Ths bonds of Cunrtable BeUa and Mundial There ia probably not over fifty dollars mors Prickett were presented and approved, with The beat place re buy Tie e gWMflrrbn.. rutrott. ll. TIME-CARD Hall s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ksuewer bu at i nineJ popular.ty la foreign countries Justice T. J. Wilder presented his rvsigna- ■ tloa as Justice of lhe Peace, which resignation I was oo motion accepted and ordered placed on This TmportS^TGeTaSS? Dry Goods or matter u rise a e patient hat rest n GEO, PECK & CO'S 155 an4 157 On motion. Council proceeded tolhoeleetioa and personal trial have demonstrated thst by W*> I rvisbt The Sinking Fund left on hand soft and lustrous, a th: mailer of Joy and pride by our increased by ita interest to eleven hundred dollars, which amount ia now ou hand in the Treasury in cash and mortgage*. 1 would recommend that lhe hundred dollars i*O«T OFFICE TIME CARD Council Proceedingi. Toi ... mJ1 lai ballot— Horton'5, McNair 1, Campbell 1, siax.au rexu. security to bo approved by the Council. I would suggest that Ihig fond be Increased ___ ... I hy forther appropriation*, provided the same Roll being called the following Aldermen I **■ ** done without injury to lhe city or gtf ere pretest: . ‘ ting it ia debt. F. L. Burgher 1. Total, 8. 2d ballot—Horton 7, McNair 1. ’ Aid. Abbey, Dewey Lewis, McNaughton. । Russell. SpauMing, Tomlinson and Yonag. TO-IMY’5 ADVF.R flSEMENTS. for school building remain* Less Sinking Fund on hand. 63.T.OUO 00 1.100 00 f .i.wn <w Council until otherwise ordered. List-Geo. M. barase. „ Te*>hff« Ex«ni*atlM-G< has been reorganised under good and efficient entered upon the duties of his office. 7o tAe Honorable, the Common fbunctV All About the County. of the city of Hattiuyt. the extinguishment of several dangerous Ares. Tho Engine and Hoee Companies of thia city neighbors, and I would bespeak for them lib. th* advantace of solteitin*from th*L*f*- Trimmings. etew hr aeadtng ia wa for Man.pl*. AU . ntero will receive prompt _*!>d^nj*l HUhti-ia. as folione: Aye*—Aid. Abby, Dewey, Lewie, McNaugh­ ton. Kuesel I. Spaulding. Tomlinson and Young1 to Greenback* f«3j. The streets of the eity, except those leading in. are nearly all ia fair condition, and 1 that preference be given thoroughforea leading into tho city, ia laying out highway moneys. <»ur reefers will find tM if Hafer Bentley botW ii potrzic. ran •aUAliDlAJTS SAF.E. In tbftmat'.rr of the estate of Ou molion. Council proceeded Io elect City ' Attorney. 1st ballot —C. 0. Holbrook 6. Jae. Clark 2, ( Rweetey 1. 2d ballot-C. G> Holbrook 6. Jas. Clark 2.; snsreitt To counterfeit .tiff its Moved that C. (1. Holbrook be declared City We shall releatleariy puns* any one who imlteti Attorney for the ajiauing year, which molion was adopted by affea and nays, as follow*: Ayee—Aid. Abb*,’ Dewey, Lewis, McNaugh­ b'nifonaly ton. Rusnell, Spaulding, Tomlinson and Young aataea Mr. Joo. Heyduck's ■imature u attaceed to oawh Bos «t fill* or Pot o( Ointment and the end will ewe l-orwebed. Nays—None. . ita motion. Council proceeded la elect a| AfolCKA <’lIAR|dE*i II. OKBOftN ■to. b boreby rivea that 1 *haR Sell at Public nervy, in tfaa8tat*ofAUrhina.|iu0U*nttoLfoM*e and authority mated to m* va the tevoadday •‘•IlSffiWf.co T,“ member of the Board of Health. lit ballot—Rutaril S, Upjohn 2. Drake ?. Brown 1. 2d ballot—Rnaeell !t. Upjohn 2. Blank 1. ’ previously publiehed/and in lhe came 1 aha!) pay meat attention to our financial condition, to lhe end that we may all thoroughly under- WOODWARD AVE., DETIOIT Meted that C. Horton bo deetarod elected Mayor. tfs.tisri whfoh ill* composed • the uomMh to a food and th* Pul- I Total, H. “ 'bated. ArtU 4. A. 1’$^1 ft PROHAT EOKJDE Drake I.1 3d ballot—Rtimell ■*>, Upjohn 8- Totals. I Moved that Russell be declared elected a j member of the Board of Health, which motion I Ayes—Aid. Abbey. Dewey, Lewi* MeNaugh-1 -J5TATE Of MICHIQAN.Coanfo*fl a rcaaion of tho 1‘robete Court for fl rear one th onmod eisbl hundred I TO CONSUMPTIVES. r*«»r—Clement Smith. Jades of Probate, lhe matter of the Estate of Tbe advertber. bariaa bftan penuaaaatly eared ' tbst dreed disease, ecaumvUea. br • aim*!* med/, i* BBxtou* to make known tu bb fallow igarer* th* mean* of ear*. To *11 who derive it. WATEKBA1 FARIiER, ef ItevidG huit.lK •ir'iKtive. public streets. The abetment of the Iron bridge which fell into the river last spring ; not haring l*en Friday evening tart. Tht Editor of the Banxbb goes to-day to Th* Social connected with the M. E. Church it her residence oa Michigan Avenue, in lhe ItrstMsrd, on Wednesday evening. tm Tboksday, we shall place before our His Honor, the Mayor, appointed the fellow­ E wEs York. in j Funding Committee* : ei pear st st»Mion or ax Id Cot Streets —Tomlinson. Young. Russell. Me ’ repaired er replaced the bridge ia still held up sjjb<- 1‘robete Vfiee.iuthe ERRORS of YOUTH. and supported at the south-east corner by A GENTLEMAN who (offered for rmr* from »!fbw HUH, If any there be. rkieh A aervou* debility, nretnauar* decay, add all tho timbers, which support is entirely inadequate Finance—Russell. Lewi*, Spaulding. efleot* of youthful taduereUon will, for the aak* Sidewalk* and Croaawalk*—Dewey, I*wi* of aadferiM humanity- aeud few to all who need iu aji n* a copy of thia order to mend that as soon a* prartlreMe a new and McNaughton. satinr* Republican Rannvr, rartiaer'* experience can do ar, F|re Department—Russell. Tumlinson, Ab­ abutment be built. perfect oonMenee. JOHN U. raeee«eive weak*, prev ton* to *a!d day ^>D*i -etreet. New York. aw*n>ad bey^ CLEMi&reMirH.Jwtenj (Anrwoom Cnxs. M. Ii.rrnJ Ordinance—Dewey, Lewie, Spaulding. On motion, the late Street Commissioner was NEW ADVERTISMENTS. li.hed by our prodocossers, sad lhe eae pro- 1 tated ia the Firo Department if practicable, roqaetted to fornish Council with statement of pared for publication, out of which 1 obtained *r P««rp<»« of building a City Hall. Ea­ city property iu hi* hands, end to turn the S Ci. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. |\_ Ayer's Advertisement* CHEW-b-v>OKi r-coatly read before the Ladies Christian Tern- ^^^MATCflLEbS boa t foil to attend the lecture by Professor ,'sraael Diekie at the Presbyterian Church on Th* Grand Central H oiel, New York, illusrates, by reducing from fl.00 to 2.50 and fire broke out at lhe residence of Charles Hotton. ia the Third Ward, and though the Fire Drrxrtment were promptly on hand, before tad the following amount of orders, accounts and overdrafts left unpaid by ear predeceeoors at the Uxte the oettleamt was made with said Treasurer, which we have paid the peat year, together with the interest accrued on lhe lirection, so well on Sunday morning. calculated to do lasting The Presbyterian social will be entertained dty were kept, except by mean* of etube and the detailed proceedings of the Council. In consequence of this system of book-keeping. Fire Fund, Accounts left unpaid which Coutingeai Fund General Highway Fund U Ward Highway •• Fire Dep’l Fund, Dog Tax. Library Fund. . 6122 68 126 71 Amount of indebtedness 61 60 ing a fUnd. For thia reform we are mainly indebted to Aid. Sheldon, Chairman of the Finance Cotn688 40 of that Committee will see to it that the books are written up and lhe original design carried >771 W trod and donate liberally. The proceeds to ‘ ' *pf4ed to the ro-painting and fixing up of the church edifice, a very much needed bu­ a citliens’ meeting. Ths 1’oci.nr Woblp. 300 00 6325 00 poultry. 61-25 procures it for a year ; not a high price for a magaxine so well illustrated la the extinguishment ef sueh indebtedness, it 666 g 77 H Juw Iq 111 Xu ™»~r. —'a Ayes—-AU. Abbey. Dewey. Lewis. McNaugh­ ton, Russell, SpauMing, Tomlinson ami Young HOI u completed. 600 00 Sewer pips, culvert under aide walk. B^ZakS^n Bridge. ijj <» 6247 64 107 11 OTIUM l^BtT. There will be a public examination of uli peraon.* deniring to teach, the coating ogenm CAUftntU u aqmuicr in the township of Hastings, at Qraneha* in the Slat* for ti c Center school hou*e, on Wednesday April 25th, 1877, commencing at 9 o'clock soUW . ,rr fertile. a., m. Tho examination will be both Ulas and written and oral, and applicants should j ITS, wtxucn auu -rr------- ;-------- = i poride Lh.raelTf wilh p»p» P',c,u ; 33ffST Dated, Haatingi April 14th. 1877. Gao. W. Brown, Townahip Sup’t cf Schools. Total, 6877 60 300 62 been laid, Alderman Reed. Chairman of tho Committee on Sidewalks, baisg entitled to In such ■ he aleoboHc er medicinal stimulants. ’ There will ba a public examination hnkl Jbo-, M<** Ne. 1 0* U.. towwbip of Bdcimc»»,o°a«W; Jh7, April 28<b, 1877. KmI—u» "U rl 9 o'riwk, ». ... «»d mb br manner ia which tho same were constructed. aprllkl A Card Allow me through your paper U> express my thaaks to the Fire Department of this city, aid others, for their efficient and timely asristance in protecting my property from de.trv.eax the ire on Grand street on Friday U«t. Very rwy sot folly, _ a. r, DUXA Outstanding orders on 1st Ward Highway Fund. Outstanding si dors on 2d Ward Highway Fend. Outstanding orders on Sd wTud&ihwM Fund, CUBE BBWrOWU. taaAMa* Though we will not be able to ahow any money on hand when all our bills and the past indobtedneu are paid, and are obliged to re­ port a Job a little mors than half oompleasd, cm _________ _ ___ . . CAWBTIXCUI. ntoM j. a. incxu, shew atixix slats, and polut to the foregoing list of permanent improvement*and •xtra expenses, which, together with euXMat expenses, will aelve the mystery of ■•whue be Dr. J. C. AYER ft CO., Lowell, Mas., Chewing Tobacco crosswalk be built in the foture. we and makes “JACKSONS BEST” both written and oral ___ Dated April, the 13<h 1877. Gio. E. Betant, Townahip 8up‘t of School These’crocs walks have proved to be a succeu. and I would recommend that this kin 1I o » POULTRY WORLD. ESTKilr EMkS lecttvc ano congvnia! ptirgaih • ertr discuvrrsL Thej, arc mild, but ,rf fcctuai in tlu-lr operation, nfaarinw um-liownla >uroly and witlibut pain. ’ Although gentle in their operadon. they are still the most thorottgh and ‘ ’ j calhsu-tic medicine that can p cleyt*ing the stomach and even the blood. In small dos U » ‘My, they stimulate the digestive. organs aud promote rijnrous health. mrt than a quarter of a cep wry, and ha»;-. obtained a world-wide reputation for U>rn virtues. They correct diseased aetion hv# I the several amimitativs orpnns of tin/ body, and arc so composed that obstpe1 (forts within their range can rarely withHand or evade them. 'Not only-do thwy curc the every-day cwnplainta of every­ body, but also formidable and. dangerous dirodSM that have baffled the bort of > human ritllL While they prod ire power* ful effects, they ano, at the same pma, ths tafest and,best physic vx, dpwtn.. JJy their aperient action they gripe-vbhch k*4 than the common pergauve*. .add ch o pain when lhe bowclssre not fatkunetL Tiiry reach the vita! fountains of ihclneod. nod strengthen tbe vyitem by frootnr -. at I’nmi Lite elemcnta ot weahneu. tB,p ’ Adapted to all ages and <xm<Htioni.>h all rUrmtwa, eoettdnin- neither e.-ifomei DRUNKARD STOP’ Nays—None. \ <>a motion, Council a<ljonrn«d. TMobtr*' EximlMtlsn. Fire Fuad, by mental or bodily exhaustion. 2d baikX-J. R. Eaatmaa 6. J- Hotehktas 2. QuMkenbuah 1. Trestle-work sidewalk, Slate st-.aboutf175 00 follows : On hand in Treasury, on ■ Hement with Treasurer, ■ISC® ftMrieiTit.13: Tsachers’ Examination. amounting to about 8125 00 Centennial celebration of 4th of July. Dennis A Holmes, 628 ; Wilkins Bro’s, about |1C. Should these accounts be allowed, tho t68i^.STOi^ftT<S°g^a?g: woiDiaxn bucckmy aa.ooo wr tb* I resignation of T. J. Wilder. 1st haUot-J. R. Haatmaa 6, J. Hotchkiw 2, system of book-keeping. which. if properly kept op, will always show rinrtli the condition of each and every fund at a glance; also the accounts of officers of the city who receive aatariee, and in ths future there would be no ex­ cuse, except pressing necessity, for overdraw­ "n Friday evening by Mrs. John Hotehkiso, at dari, publisher. Hartford, Coon., and sub­ scribe for TusToJ-LTnv.Woatn a very readable and useful monthly, devoted exclusively to ton, RubmII, Spanitmtg, Tomlinson and Young TAKE NO OTIIl tt. FOB MLS BT ALL TEA <A0d ix ru n. ni mam ntMN co. aioaiLTn, n. t. । *>!■! in SOMaye. It b*ids the oaly roanpleSr lew*rtee veer* (770 *amee wafo SUJO), treat tax ef Tuesday* to tbe first and third Friday* >" **rU the entire Mlatary. paaS toalldfon, evaaMteifol eahlMta, rMriwetclea *vo«t day*, etc.; Umonth. 246 10 H2 87 One of the ablest pulpit efforts to which we church Ayes—Aid. Abbey. Dewey. Lewm.’Meh’augh-1 >470 00 Contingent Fund, Gen’l Highway Fund. 1st Ward Highway Fund. <1160 25 I'rr'bytcriaa Ayer's Cathartic Pills, the city then existing. . �tween the row£ umbo the ro*s two and a , RURAL TOPICS. WrittenUs.torrkmca> Babksii to one of The art of making fruit and other trees grow and thrive, lies io a few brief rale*, 1. Dig them up with great care, retain­ ing a large proportion of their roots; and mangled ends smoothly with a sharp knife. 2. To be kept ia the shade, if set out the same day they are dug up. If not set the same day, dig a trench in your garden deep enough to reoeivo the roots, pack in the trees side by side as closely as possible; with the tope touching tho ground, then tbe trees are to remain a few days, it would be well to oover their tope with tny coaree litter to shade them from the sun 3. When set, trim tbe trees according to the extent or quantity of roots they hare, by shortening in the branches, and by re­ branch superfluous the subsoil on top. mouse that nibbled the mail that lay in the hotme that Sam buMc. ' from passing off into Some fanners apply the atmosphere. manure soon after tnowing their glass ; but if a dronth occur aClhia time, three-fourth* of the value of it is lost in evaporation. It is somewhat leas risky to apply manure to gran lauds in the fall; but is it not reasonable, and plainly evident, that the spring is a much better time ? So think the best farmers in the United States. Manure for gran lands should be fine, pud well-rotted. If com­ , posted a season with an equal quantity of muek, or of any good soil, and shoveled over once or twice daring the summer, it would be in the beat possible condition to be spread [evenly over the- roots of tho grass ; and a few good rains would dissolve it, and cany its virtues where they are A GOOD STAND OP GRABS. and qstjte early io the spring—and alone half a bushel to three pecks of seed to the acre. A correspondent who has tried this method of seeding to grass says : “ If the land io good and put in good order, and the seed sown early and covered lightly, there can hardly be a failure. I do not re* COAL ASHEJ. NOTICE ’ Anffeart ttetarfttad mfollow*to-wtt: ta. (.a., uin< bnainsas i quirelLr tan averr penwtaJUbl north of rann ten (10) »«i, it> tliBcentrr of huh.' THE TAIES EMBRACED fITfflM ’HE PHCVISKBB8FTHEIAW ABOVE WED ARE THE FOLLOWER, TO: ■J©sa i C-HAKCERY S. £ : dTATCor MtcnMUX..H)» Lircnil t.'oart <er the ’“L?i-'v . an,j a ^jare j:|.c a gleanup-- bonfire ' • “ (hfOVS to tbcfnr-off realm where “gobble ,n i rur-uaecr-ardby elrtue uf a dterslal order grows, that shine's ott the priest's and ^la.) nd Court irnde -o th* tenth day *f February. maiden'a woes, on the farrow cow who tor I oil nt Public office Iowa, oft tbe dog- who delighta to dis- ; compose the querulom rot at hw urn! of l t-’r. ’ tarth front door : i. who whin she oouldn’l gi't any of' Sr'|2< lasting* in «aid thooo those just arcbod her back aud maJo an assault on the musky luottre that liked the •fiie witt hxlf «’f the E wtU em qoarter malt that lay in tho hoiuo that Sam built. •f.SKUva uinruca ta wwu four , north ot rasce Vovoa we*t eontatnlox eixbtr acre*. u£yT.srs.v.Tb.ic. • t®“ ,£6rc £ Legals. A writer on growing corn to be fed green says : "One dairy fanner who has 100 daily cows said that he wanted hfa corn crown «o. as to produce die greatest quantity of cars possible for the purpose of fwling hfa cows, and to increase their ^al­ ly flow of milk; and from numerous fet­ ters received from farmers in different tc9tions of the country the past fall, there fa no doubt that verv mlny farmers win make ^the experiment the coming season with 'sweet corn, growing it in such d manner as to produce cars as wall ns-fodder, all to be used in the feeding of-farm stock the com­ ing summer and fall, and from such exper­ iments much ^nowleduc may be ghinod." * Auuh D. (.ADwatXADna. CifiuilCrturi Q>tami«*»ou« in aiH^tirBarr^ ” wo> .7 S <o dollarii X DIIKA8KD PEACH TMKFK. The following fa said to bo a sure remedy for the yellows iu pasch trees: .«Ohft J*rt af saltpetre to two of nil. .placed dose to Diseases'with Its Aconie: CKOUBK BETWEENTPK.M. Nerveua Diaorden. What I* tnare AarfcJ than a breakiuc dono of thr Taawaateet *te<r* wnal MpH to 8.6- 'Bailey. Collector of Internal R*vcnu« at Grand Rop.d-. drink >-ol liulr .-Ferial-Tax Stamp* will br tran*m|ttcd tv mill only on receipt from the nerxun or Brut ordrehir ’I”- ."p* W“»r or lolat,. avQidinx the two of vlop. : »a 1 if Uiroo rdden rak* are ioU-wod roa villbohipSr nnvw,U" ,UwM * ’0B h3*’ - Mother* and Daughters. •t,f “ “M tMna»■»«■<• than another f->r vhlrh litre* I'ill* are to fame u*. it it th air puritrtnr on,^’^-••P^tallx lhcirMwre of rloandnx thTbfn^i .airrcaaUr adopted a» th. brtasahmH i i ah J want of Appetite. ■_ _____ .. A'Kff.wm.avsi.r. ercned. Not lee t» hereby civen that wu shall «*U at Fabric Auction tu th* H«hwt bidder, on Thun, day, tin- ttlh day of April, A. U. 1H77. al Kick H< CL % •«?Wl, toyiSUiVtf i other tn.-diciue prer B»cd for there diurderv. i How to be Strong. ,e‘ ‘bu h0”1 b '‘thereonflnrd er tmtely talta. howcr«-:%r lhre. Pm. will immudiataly KE! Jtxorabul^ frUStoS —■----------- 1------ » -Tented iJStSSMte1 tb« tnwnrtopVf Prairie«Uta. conns’ Xn^rtaiv »furv-a|.l; which iai<l worta<« wa* doty r<raoid«d •‘"■"i • «**h la tto forenoan. fa fa tor <•/ ux hi three eet if oiortri*'-. with ixurwtal the ’atee rvr-411 w, inaiiuv . dtrc 6 '* <,“i“k,y “ •’*“ ,n* cwTrcUro ia«4 Maorders of the JOJncyx. In >ll.ti«r„«*fi--t;ncth»rcwr*nv vh*tlrcr!h<x Crotstoo tnaehor «oa litil* wutar.ar vbrthcrUir nO‘rt«t -with coax or travel, or with ache an-I In lb. Ioim or*r thtrrcioni dt lhe kldnrni. dns«Pfli* rikoupt b« tehee awoteiutn For Fiomacha out of Order. No medlelM will *o effectually improv* the tom ^efe^r-Jhius&'Uaf.K lSSMlSt?TPt5'*n.XTll“ Viti-i:: Ihh <. "sass;. Ji uTt?-US FR*\ 5 Ci S* ’ll JlLDE.' NOTICE TOfjcREDH^^X taut. Turnon St»tex. »aret>tingi eaeh !Ut*4. Hantoee, A Bad Ointment. ‘'taw orjuiduw tho sama, hnowine them to be ____ Contract. ADSjlWISTKAT&ftVSALE »!L.There ia tinsldrrebJ* tarin: by tafeinc H1 .l<?L«rntn«.»* Will aet widish aar I exal ad, iH«eat. nudrr aaj-vlrsonwtaaoak <U Iraitban ee* provided by tbr slatua. of thbFtalafar u MMiration-, and that «• villaend a copy of ( ritnated and 1 Stale of ML-h. fix*'. H. Diwkt. . . Pnblbhar of IholtMtlnp. RcrnMJeau Batl'fetes* .1 FropjlMnin uf th MtL-rex F-Jospajf. WtLtM. Wstrtxs. •*“ uano Braoxo. avaoxo. Unto . . . ----- --।j Prosri Proprietor of--the Navbrill* Ketrr. b. B.-Mrtetieas fc? th* nWn» of paUast* in even- di»ord*r >.*aaxvd to each Im.x. REMOVAL ! ,„i HIT STOKE sA'Cfrdir Sifitc Stale of- Mieblima.onantr of I Ornes or tub erctirrxKY or Snra. r? t. io v.-, GRAND RAPIDS, the CnlrentHy ku,l one JtwHek ptec0,i' C^L ^oLrofi /a/o^roifr oX 1-7 j’. tentrt Of Stunts, but u/w bmB&b SiwiKSK') vurmin which HEALTH AND ITS HMiRES HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. hi the jjaUer -f the «*UU* vl Allot The large, free-srrnwing varieties of sweet corn are beet fbr this purpose. FLAXTOVG CORN IN DRtXtS. wk ap4 tbe Sauter af th* sanaf that da r ■ltd. Mare!.. Jith A B. Mn. “X ^r. „ . „ . ?OHN Q. OlUttSY. Sheriff. Holloway’s Advertisements. SO 00 nm M’lnrr or any uvea, that by efit PROBATE ORIHUL Michizan, euaulr of Baity. to I'u^rP^SSn*1**0 lol fvnnerr, ercnpiM daorriUrd land* and premu-es nt pul tbe bichr-t and best bid JreonSsUara lire liflrrs..... 8am built. ; of brereatroHiaewtlerthwitet*, The Senate—This fa the cop that p.;; ■ ItatejL'toinjMilKIfaror Cv. Mich..March,Site, the priest in a cave of gloom because be ; mirchtJ STEPHEN L. WICKo kitacd tbe maid with the milking pail wh) | trei| pent' uddlixuia) thoahl apooiaiiauy the apj'litugs at the pr emising cow with tho fftcrilo daps tbit tli/dog till he yelped Hi-1 * .^Lf^torcb/iTvrS ihf niblj rtTSStnt Mblle J‘■ that cha»ed whenever she came nigh j naedua. to th* hot>**t i-Hdrr.et: Momday Hu­ tho forums cat that made the mwault nu fn aftemosn.^^Ve’prvmbw tant iracj.o'clix'k. the timid mouse that liked tho mnk that lay in the house that Sam built. Tho ino Amtoral niert >rii Comtnfasian vomm.wim— —•This 1 Uta is is tho tbo rtrhl. ti.k !«*£*.? tbsaffl constitutional bw that puts puissant and do4«-*r*.i of. iu»ud fa tbj rrol estate rituaiedaod ponderous paw i-n the officers arm tint iitebtaVkMvaU«te.2o»U2ios"ftetero te-vlti caught tho prieat that kissed the maid th a' ’* ‘■milked” the brx-t that towed thu <k>^ till <,uarn.r < . of lo tnu «lrv«a illk ta o.wr.sliip it alrm-et ceased to worry the cat thjtmade J ;A'"^,.*^1 ityriCQ.aor** on aaaault on the freckled mou«v that.liked <dl»od. a«wdluy t ■ tbe United m sarrej.be the malt that lay in tho house that Satu ,hnlt.s’i''s”r'’u i<*7. D. tar. built. T.rrb-.;7 1ftffi " M, ALLI Aijmti Cronin—This is the man with the »tal' """ . € I vbuoet Ju«i c*n« cr prevoea'Uob. tfSllS cinat fault was teasing the mouse tbat-Utb i t>«d«>C'l UeJ U„ ».l. >h.l k, in .ha-., benefit to stiff soils when puwou 'm. au * j excellent walk may b<; mode a_. enft part I o wrtli of clayey soil, and two parts of sifted coal ] ashes. The clayey earth fa to be taken ‘ from under the top soil, and where tbnre is no fertility. Pulvcrias it quite fine, then tghlr with tbe ashes, thm> apmix it tborour*'*'’ —;,k ‘k- *•’— — r walks, .ply it to your -------- , six — inches -—-y- thick, —,.rake —. U off smoothly, then give the walk a good wetting from a water pot, and - when dry enough ran a hand>ro!ler over’ft.1 The clayey soli causes the walk to be compact and hard. Coal screenings from the coal | yard are also very flpod. I use one port of No AQdavlta of puMlaatlon wilt be sl-. i soil, one do. of coal ashes, and one da. of pnfdfor. Atl tobelnrcrtMat tb«Klauito SALE ON EXECUTION. screening- ; but there good gravel is abun­ brxra or Jdicntaxs. Count/ of Barry, u:—pr dant don’t use anything else for walks. virtu* of an oxoeutiou imrd oat of and nadarfhe T*al of tho circuit roan.for th* county of Barry cotut' roDDra. & toJXjw-'A, Bal this must t»oc Sow, guano and hen' I femiraera. . Two years is1 TAXES, The only fertility contained in real aahcsiiwhat comes, from tho wood, used in kindling tho fire, which amounts to next to wart nore that over tbe land like a beacon nothing when fires ar*7 kept burning for glows, that, lights hh path wherever he nfonths. But if well sifted they are a j Some farmers drill in their corn (I do. not refer to fodder corn), making tho rows four feet apart, and on boring it the stalks ing to the smothering effect of heavy crops are left about eight inches apart. Thb of gram. It is sure to* be hurtful, if not way will give more corn to the acre than if , planted in hills; but it. fa attended with fatal. There is lees danger from exposure more labor in cultirating it. For the bna without the grain ; only let the soil (the efit of throe who desire to try this way of top soil at least) be good ; and the seed be। planting corn I submit the following; “In put out early, so as to insure a start. The fitting a wheat doll for planting corn taka off all the trrrin tubes’but those to be used, j and olooc the slides of the grain l»*x and 1 fertdiacr, except those wanted to ran. the young seedling will stand the heal as1 In going to tho field, let the corn run on well as tbe young grain, being by itselfr the road for 4 few rods; and if the drill . does not plant right, fix 1 it bribre ootering the field- Tn put tho Mod in lhe ground protection.” the right depth, fasten weights on the grain tube*.’ if needed. Take a little । pains and make tho first row straight, Reusovc the winter protection and all the others can bo easily made m. 1 By uring a drill with a fertilfaing attachWOC riel, MW< fertilizer should be applied1 meat on it, planting the corn aud putting early. A»y watt-rotted manure will do to' on superphosphate of htnc (on ground that may need il) are a’l done in short time.” thick, mischief will result SPECIAL PoMhm *ftaUeMLtiiteUitih'im Ut^ioor BtatodMk Ite Ukluat HOW TO FLED CUIOKENS. season rains are frequent, and the gra« which eaves its ammonia, to a great degree, r. s. IXTERMAL REVE5CE • i'eddlorx oftpbxapo.uccatal ctev^twiiborrer ’’ifcr rcuih’fwt qaYi lost hfa breath that frightened the cat al- We frequently see articles in the papers among the root*, and before the holes are ou feeding chickens, as if their existence entirely filled up, turn a half a pail of wa depended on a formula of delicacies, wheu ter into each, and wait a few hours to finish quite young, aslong ns a French bill of fare. Chickens require no food the first filling them. day that they arc hatched. For tbe first >J bo fed on n ' 5. No manure should bo put among the । two or three days they maj naked trusts of roots; but it may, be place*1 over thorn, boiled egg, mixed with soaked eruste of e they may bo near the surface ■of the .’ground. A mulch bread ; but after that time they may be of barnyard litter around the trunks of the fed on Indian meal, till old enough to eat cracked corn, wheat screenings, barley or tree* is very good to ward off the effects of buckwheat. It u doubtful whether they a drouth. require anything except corn rnrol at find, as I have tried both ways, and could never MANCBINO GB.ASS LANDS. see any difference in tho result; but a lit­ The spring of the year seems to be the tle better food fur a couple of days will, do beat time to manure grus land. At this the chicks do haftu. soon shaded it. s.»i.r. OK BXtci-TIOK. •’da.vjfc'!- NOTICE. Hoom of Representatives—-Tliis House Thin is the eo,>infa>ns forty- w' k.,~ , rrwtwilMb. ug', m»g U»l tbe 'W.j'.'litoZj’Kfil.tt the lab day°of ,'i knE ,..*■■1 au -. .. encouraging L..H . hmilk . ■ 11- AA-II0 1 ' . 7 maid hug in tryingKmto HI BAM M. ALLEN. the cow that appears to have run dry some Adialuirtniur. twenty years, that toned the dog till he Pack the earth firmly grows rapidly and very Legals. Legals. Legals. mouse that litod the malt lhat lay in the ,he V^*Mtecra*rei. bouse that Sam built. [ o^’rea^iy ti<W »x>d f«te fliiM the. I SI. Fry* prayluff 1 seed in New Jersey, and of quoomtnonly The Bulldoier—This is the cat that fine appearance. Of. rourre it remains to made an assault on the aside mouse that,. *S«rcm>ot> .___ Iti* ordered. Ttot J/torf(r>, HrSlzrf be seen whether they will maintain such liked the malt that lay iu the l'.ouw that I da^tf April ae«r. at 10 o’.iock in’tt '! built. ' l** - -I *■■■ ■*.» rtt a.I.I ■ size and beauty when grown elsewhere. >1 th* heirs st law of oil decMAni. tad alt o»h*r The Returning Board—This is the dog , ‘‘IMPEBIAL IUG-FoOD.” that was fad by the state that made tho cat Two years Ago “ Imperia) Egg Food" hop up on the gate, tba^uarreUomo cat was first offered to tbe public, aud coarid. that made an aunult on the ebony mouse crablo being sold, a dozen other parties that gobbled tho malt that fay iu the bouse have gone into tbe »amc buainoM, profwsthat Sam built te osnsikft a copy uf tbte enter la bo nublidiodlu ing that it will greatly increase the number Tho Dcmocratio Barty—Thu is tlyrqow of eggs laid, keep the fpwfa healthy, and fIiom sharp horn rvwolled that creole dog in some cases it fa claimed that it will cure till he rose and houollcd that dutiful dog all diseases to which fowls are subject. My that got. in a huff and drove to the peak advice fa, don’t buy it. Docs it look rea­ ofthc gable “ruff” that sputtering .cat sonable to suppose that these quack henADMINIST'R ATOR* SALE whoso principle fault w» charing the fcedcra have discovered anything that you --------mouse that nibbled the the malt malt that that lay fay in in tho tho ot a**;’ or I cannot obtain in our own village or house that Sam bail}. ’ ’ J town? This “egg-food" contains red pop­ 1i,Th0IhT.llr Wffioe Seeker—-This is a-r per and a few other stimulants, as -allapicr, thc mala that sat on a harrow and tried ri», County ofTtarry. tn the ot M>*higinger, Ac. But the pepper fa all tho Htiin- to milk the cow that was farrow, therowthst I 5;^,'TO,.tas,irf"’?™‘ ulant in it of any value. So all yon have didn't know what she was at when she tow- prolate >onri, of Bar to do fa to go to the store and buy a pound ed tho dog that worried the cit that'hast- I 4^V«d nJ to'ti .... the real eeUle titaateA.v* of cayenne pepper, and mix it sparingly eno.l over tbe fenoe 10 vault to cateh tho j »*ia«la ito'of.1 here and itself, to be first used around the roots, and , the Weal and Col. Cheney. Tho first three of those were quite now, produced from with the cooked or uneooked meal that you iced to your fowls. In the winter season a there. From one-third to one-half of tho hot feed of cooked meal pnee a day, with top of a tree, when re-set. should always pepper in it, and the same cold in summer, with grain at other feedings, is al! the be shortened in. 4. Dig boles of ample sixe, so that all ’ “imperial egg-food” that any one noedj. The name “imperial” shows that the stuff the roots will be in their natural, horizon | was got up to humbug verdant fowl tai position, and place the surface soil by keepers. moving a This Iff the House the Sam Built. half feet apart, and set the plants about -----------■ ­ PROBATE ORDER. 15 inches apart in the rows. The most I The Republic—This is the hou« that STATE OF MICHIGAN. Connij efBarry. notable strawberries that were exhibited at ; Sam built. It alTMHHi of the Probate I ourt luf the Conn the CcnU-nnul in Pbiiaddphift, as regards •' The Ballot—-Thia is the malt that lay in _•------j lbeauty, — ------------athe —_____________ .Great a-------------]->a wnW! ttalthat Sam |3agtbuilt. ______________ ____ . ___ houte j in Utn year ouo thoavaud «i*M hondrei aua nixo and were American, Gloasy Qwceu. '* Monarch The lutclligeutContniband—This is die !Cjh£2tXVi"ient Smith. Judyuy.f Probate, Glossy Cone. Cone, Gypscy Gj A of ** MrLr LBento i/i w /IrwLyfijjtoup Spoift, Plants 22 MONROE ST. 18 Arbor that Dr. iaaeL^ontory work of ~kiB’ HBX* BOOB t<> i' bah--.i.sr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-19.pdf a4948ffacfc42a23162706aa805b7c09 PDF Text Text the HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY APRIL 19,1877. NO. 102. VOL. XXL New Advertisements. GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC! GEO. M. DEWEY ,:r.npR and publisher. Swift on the USRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION War Path with a new and well selected STOCK OF GROCERIES A-.4 TES OF .4 D VER TISINO. to inforu^ my old customers and the PEOPLE OF BARKY COUNTY Generally that I have again embarked in er Tie Grocery Business «o) At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. A BRAVE GIRL. I ding - him not to worry over her,. she ! jumped lightly out on the abed and disap- In the winter of 1842 a gentleman and his daughter, a young lady, while traveling through Canada, arrived about nightfall at an oH-faahioned tavern. The gentleman eondudod to atop there instead of going on­ to the village of fl..*.—., which was ten miles distant, and which they had thought to reach. The daughter Carrie expressed her willingness, as the tavern presented a comfortable appearance, and they alighted,,. —----------------r,----------- .-----------D-------------when it was plainly to bo seen that the gentleman was quite lame, so much so, ' that ho waa obliged to use a can. j The landlord eano out, ud calling a boy 1 to take the home and sleigh to the j Mr. Bpeuocr watched her for a little while, then dosing the window, took out a watch, saw that it was nine o'clock, ud proceeded to work. He first covered up the fire, blew out tbe'light, and rolled up a bluk^t, with which ho made a dummy. Thb he placed in the bed which hb daugh­ ter was to occupy. Then he sat down and waited—oh, how anxiously ! Ten, fifteen, twenty minutes went by. and ao sound eamc from the vicinity of i the bam. Taking of hb boots, he crept' 1 noiselessly to the window and peered out, •I but could sec nothing. Then creeping to i, the wash stamKEe laid hb money belt in i the drawer and closed it. Ae then threw ■ himself on the bed ud oaee more waited, | After’an hour had apparently anpareody gone by, | Mr. Spencer ,r._— threw off iff hb hb coat coat and aud vest, vest, our travelers, who had been in the sleigh tumbled “ ' up the bed,- hobbled -• •«---> the door, unloved it, and stepped out into the ball. since morning. ' “Your room will be ready bv rapper This rwu all in accordance with Carrie's time, sir," said the landlord, ns he left plan."Landloid ! landlord 1" he shouted. the room,and went into the bar-nxnn. He then went back into the room and Supper was shortly announced, ud after refreshing themselves, Mr. Spencer and noiscicsnly threw up the window, all the barn, he ushered Mr. Fpone.-r and hb daughter into a pleasant sitting room, where a bright fire was burning on the hearth, which proved very acceptable to time shouting for the landlord. That worthy came flying up die stairs, and late as it was ho was still dressed. “Uh, landlord !" gasped Mr. Spencer, | rushing toward him. Carrie returned to the coxy sitting room, where they talked and chatted until 8:30. They were then shown to their room, which was on the secund story , in a wing some­ a what distant Iron, the main portion. The run was very loog, with a high i “X ceding. On the one side was a window, *«“>«» . land'ord iu db- and on the other a door. Just above the door i ma-vwas a bust of King George III. The room “Who could have atoleo itf" groaned was plainly furnished, containing two beds, I Mr. Spencer. "I had |5.(H)0 in a bell and HS^Tlw above goods have been selected with great care and will lai sold at prices that PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON •'Oro tn the Rower Bloek. S Ute Street. Hb*U»V. Mich. m»rch5T7tf. JOHN R? EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR Call soon and examine my stock and prices. J. H- SU PTON. ALONZO D. CADWALLAUER. ATTORNEY AT LAW A, IX) LIO ITO II IX CH ANCKNLabo. Circuit Court Coninfaaion- [janl5.T6tf) ---------------- ------------------------------------------------------- PHIL. W. NISKERN. CIRCUIT COURT CO MM IRS IOXKR. Martino -nd Middlaville. Will b« at t*a o«oa nf Hspry ■num will receive prompt eHenlloii ___ .___________ XXIVI F. 8. BOWEN, CENTRAL HOUSE* HASTINGS. M1CU-. L. E. STAUFFER. Prop. gsituTt: iiMUnaO^turtteeU C. MW-XxlOtf GRAND - BOA »P ABQ BOOM, M1CD Kt» DAT. DENTIST lichip. Nashville, iTJ. M4XA . Carriaie, Sin anil Onaieital P A I N TER ■ At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferson St., - FERRAND WILLIAMS 4 CO., rartfri DrtroU. Mkhiasn. Pensions. TCs«tsvT»llml>e<l 1^63, American and Foreign Patents, GILMORE 4 °3. juoMesors Dr. J. B. LaSure’s Ad. HEAD ! READ ! READ ! OM Bounty Land Warrants. •Joy Comfort and Happiness TO THE Slok aadAXfUotoA! OK HASTINGS AND VICINITY. Ballad Stela* General Laud Ofiea. ‘ The talk about Tilden's writ of ywo «cwr- rauto is revived. Gen. Garfield expects to have the sup­ port of several Som hern Democrats for Speaker. The President has invited William Cul­ len Bryant to visit Washington and be a guest at the White House. It is said that President Hayes intends oww soon w to prosecute vigorously 'ILVlMUWr on all uucuu offenders .i. n_ j u— revenues .nd nutom. lairs. The Connecticut Senate has paased passed ithe bill for the safeguards at elections, and it liecomes a law notwithstanding the Govi ernor’s veto. # . . The South Carolina State officials below the Governor will await the decision of the State Supreme Court before vacating their offices. The President is constantly in receipt of letters from all parts ot the country, from men high in standing, commanding his Southern policy President Hayes is credited with the , , . stcraunation to replace Bria uxPrcsso<1 4jtcrn i trtW tow’’Bs ■»«*«« appointees, yho were removed from “ Thb certainly looked suspicious, but*ab- ■office for purely political reasons. c— solute proof was yet wanting. On return­ Thus far 8690,849.52 has been collected ing to the room occupied by Mr. Spencer. they again searched every 'nook and cor- fro® lhe T’rt*d "■£. bnt 8226,711.34 ha* “ Carrie, Carrie !" he called, but 00 u- T^y began to pull up the bricks, whidi j read out of the Democratic party by u swer organ. Thb This because because he he ha* has Gone Gone to to LouLou­ swer came came :: and an the bndlord drawing near I Prov«* ,0®“' wh®“ ,'±'UTlt'’ «?ehn8 r“™t’ organ. “ the - ’ ”7 to the abenff and hm men, who with light, — the dummv, and cried ' isiana as a member of the Commission. had them all pulled up, when a canty was out : This must be very sad nowt to Brown. I disclosed, containing the murdered body of^ "Why, mu, the girl isn't there !’ a gentleman whom Mr. James ud the \_The Southern Democrats about Wash­ “Whrt! ’ gasped Mr. Spenoer "Oh. I see it all! The wicked girl has sheriff had remembered to have stopped at ington arc very emphatic in their approval robbed me while I slept, and run off to 8------ three days before. of the President’s course, and are choek The evidence was conclusive. meet her lover, from whom I was taking The landlord ud hb confederates were full of promises to give it hearty-support.. her." ___ ___ ___that ______ , ,,,, ______________ us __ hope they will hold to the Ho ran to die window, followed by the guarded through the night, and the nextLet day were lodged in jail, where in due time ' landlord, ' . " Yes. yes, here arc footprints in the they were sentenced and suffered the ex treme penalty of the law. Senator Kellogg of Lonbunn b of the j unow.on the shed ! ' cried thc'landlord, ------------- —— ■ opinion that Packard fa made of sterner ' while Mr. Spencer ■rroaned aloud, An otaoiog inridML raul, |bm Cta»ta,U.n, .nd mtad tata. | H Bow long do you think she has I 'been । at B church jQ Connecticut The clergy- '; I at a church in Connecticut. The clergy- .... ’ „ . , . • ; ..n doind ta call ita Utanu.n nf tta '"duc^i nltatou ta .tat ta rrgud. u gone, the landlord.* '* •sir? --- -- ’ asked . —---------------------' unwu •« vaaa. a aav wawanawavaa va a.av , 1 "Fur uuur or ur mqp, *the v "For ait an hour deceitful ccongregation - fact to the that, it being the ; the course the blacks would have adopted I jade," te,Y replied Mr. Spenoer. ! j__ *t last~Sunday in the month, he would admin- | if Packard had been in Chamberlain’s , , "Then there's no use to ------look— for— her, t^e of baytfam to children. Pre- ' I gb," said the landlord. , vious to having the jiuijni pulpit be rc— vioiu io UBViDg entered emercu mv uc ll| ’’ ;Oh, *__i but I I / must!" cried Mr. 2,, Spencer, , f"rom of who, The complete returns from the Rhode ___ one _____ * Wheelden, ' . rt:, by _j the ±b i u hn began to descend the stairway, fol- way, was quite deaf, a notice to the effect Island election show that the average Re­ bust, when, toberhorrornnd astonbhment. in place of the empty spaces, she saw two glittering eyes, greedily watching every movement of her father. ‘‘I must hare been mbtakan, thought the fair girl. “What should make mo have such a strange fancy, though ?" ahe continued, gbneing again at the bust. DMafecte, Pnrifiee, Soothe, mmd The eyes were still there—two burning Heals. \ savage eyes, that brightened as Mr. Spencer went on counting. 1 Cure* Rh»uBiaiL«m and Neuralgia. "Gooa heavens !" thought Carrie, “what Instantly ally, the pain of Burns. shall wo do ! We are evidently in a den Heals the atiat Obadnato Soros and Ulcers. of thieves, and will be murdered for my ‘ poor father’s money." ' How 'o communicate their danger to her I Will ta" «<1 ta*. iB Or,’*r father without those terrible eyes noticing j it, Game could not think.. Suddenly a i bright idm came to her, I WIT NEVER PAIL8I TiyiiOwS* “Father," ahe said aloud, "let me take a card an pencil. I wbh to make a mcmor- I W M- JOMEH. landlord quivered with rage when . The linalool he law how completely he had been de­ feated. As the men began to search the room, the landloid-protested his innocence, de­ claring that thly bad bo right to bold him or hb men prisoners, or to search the house. Breaking open the door above which syaa the bust, the men rushed iu. The room was empty, save for a long hdder which reached a shelf above tEedoor. A hole above the shelf disclosed the bust to be broken in half, so that a man could eas­ ily c'imb up the ladder, get on the ahdf, thrust hb head in the bust, which was “large I nave enough been robbed! for on ordinary man's head, and sec all that was going on in the adjoining room. ing room. Political Note*. While and her her father father sat While kbc she ud sat by by the the fire fire ij • • | her eyes wandered to the bust above the door, when she noticed that the eyeballs . had evidently been knocked out, leaving two empty spaev “Well. Carrie." said Mr. Spenoer, pree ontly, "I thlnY you had better look the door. I am going to count my money." I After Carrie hed done no. ho drew out a I money bdt, heavy with bilb, ud proceeded I to count them. While dointr so, Carrie’s eyes involuntarily wandered a.ain to the I LIZST I MENT - avanacer. oiaee in me voun nuu... Hx.Unn. Mm*.___ ___________________ ««_ SRAPIDS. weet's H°Tel> ......................... - - CARBOLIC OIL sensible, for I had to be carried in by the landlord. I was given warm drinks until I fully recovered, and was able to relate my story. I told them my suspicions and my fears, and this gcnilcmaQ"—here Car­ rie paused, and turning to a fine-looking gentleman near her, said, "Mr. James, .bv his ready belief in what I told him. and hb energy and spirit in arousing the sheriff and his men, has been the main cause in bringing assistance.” Mr. Spencer grasped the young man’s hand, and thanked him. “Your plan succeeded admirably, Car ria," the wash’ he said ■; and advancing ---- c to ----------------stand he took out the money belt, saying. "my money b all right, as ;ou *«." a washstsndnnd a few chairs. it b gone—stolen !" ncr. Suddenly Carrie and Mr. James, ibjo been paid to the lawyers and others Carrie took took in in the the wide wide room room at at a a glance, This landlord in lit me the canuw caudle ana and looked Carrie glance, I i ne lanaioni looxea |< L • ------ j ----- --- - --—> -w; * ~ . ud it must be conferaed, had there uot around, chaerin depicted on every feature. • who had been standin? near the Bre-pbce. fire-nine/' * who wl.,. made m.rL the <k.. collect.oo. One bwyer got been a cheerful firn burning, she would "Why don’t you wake your daughter, £Te * b0® «y» for on close examination j 957 881, anj „ accountant 816,339. have felt nervous about sleepwg there. As «r ?’’ he questioned. I “"7 ““ fouud apota of Wood ou the bnck ! , w t , it was, the warm glow lit up the room into I Mr. Spenoer hurried to the bed: wh*ch f,jrmcd lho h“rlb’ I Kx-Gov. Brown of Tennessee has been comparative cheerfulncro. DEFY COMPETITION. WHOLE NO 2044 lowed by the landlord, who had believed evcr« word Mr. Spencer had said, They proceeded to the biro, followed by the landlord,s confederates. They found the horse gone, ud her mode of flight was easily explained. •« You may ar well give her up, sir,” nid the landlord, consolingly. * I suppose I may," groined Mr. Spencer, and they returned to the house. As they left the bam he heard the lud- andum of aome items I want to purchase |ord whisper to one of hb confederates t in the village." ‘ The job's up, Jem—we'd belter let tbo Her father handed them to her, after | 0|j man alone." stowing away hb belt Carrie wrote trom- j Once more entering the room, Mr. blinMy, m a fine hand: ' Spencer threw himself upon the bed, ud “Father, do not be frightened; we are j awaited the return of hb brave daughter, in a trap. Go in the opposite corner cf i •« jQod bless her and bring her back in the room, whwe your face will be in the i safety," he murmured. dark and look at ths bust above the loor. j Meanwhile all grew stilL *nd the hours In it you will see two glittering eyes jhat j roHod by. The fire had been raked up ud have watebod von eonnt your money." j crackled on merrily. "Bead it," she said aloud, handing the The eyes were not looking from the bust they evidently for card to her father. "I »nnt to sec if you «—•■ -; •* —- »had —1 — u—.1- disappeared for think I am too extravagant" Her father betrayed no emotion while he read, but said: * *‘Yo« are pretty extravagant, Came. 1 ameve you think your father u made ot WOUKT." Aud he arose «nd went to the washstand, which was in a durk corner. Oom itan ta rl»ta«i tael tbo tan. nx! ital <OTtrw«d b“ d,«?" ■eK* eiu»orfi~'T iwuoral W tao ta tank to b> n.t Curie m that tta nu ««re p»e. iio.lo.too.: Tta», loutiog towwi the night. At last, after what seemed tn age to the anxious father, ho heard a loud knock on the front entrance, and five minutes after wards he beard the landlord stumble to the door. Then followed a conftued jum­ ble of curses and straggles, followed by the rush of many feet up the long hall and The next minute the door waa thrown open ud bb daughter rualied in, followed bjlta ” U“U°d’ tar tabor, .ta «uJ io • lo« lo>» : -1 OU — U-- 1 I h‘” thocj^ -You — il»-I 'J of.,1.0 tar—w,lT •k^bw.ruuNxb “h tabu”" .b?2ui, tEnn>j>f “• «*. heT uu. uotiod >■“ "«i. ih»ta" pri bm* i"t°taw’ n .n rf"T of “J k‘»<l "• roar taM leg, ta 1 Uy ta taro a. “ta* U?ta. Mtatad • wbi^od taotalutau that, as tbe children would be present that afternoon, and he had the Dew Sundayachool books ' ready for distribution, he would have them ready to sell to all who desired them. After the service the cler­ gyman began the notice of the baptismal service thus : “All tboM having child rco, and desiring to have them baplfaed, will bring them thb afternoon." At thu point the deaf elder, hearing the name of child­ ren , supposed it was something in reference to hb books, and thing, said: “And all of those having none, aud desiring them, will be supplied by me for tbo sum of] “ — ’ “XZT" V twenty-five rwritH cents tatataf. each.",^j --------------- * * ------------------j Itaj iril. pod HOr, in North Carolina ' of the way one of the colored magistrates decides cases which come before him. i Soon altar tta -« th. cnaurm «u t>r the 1 publican majority for the State ticket is 2,859. The average Democratic vote was ITT more than was cast fur THden. The highest Republican majority was 653 less than that given for President Hayes. Many Republicans preferred their Bourbon straight; hence the change Scissorinctums. The Detroit red ribbon society numbers 3.308. tagambj to g« Sab art of the ’ . hare orer .5« white men who owned the land and the [ ■l)-tainers. mules to least! them to the colored men and receive therefor one half the crop. Such a bargain waa made, but before the crop was grown the colored mu died. His widow and children went on with the form, and when the crop was gathered the white man went down to gel hb share. Bat But the woman repudiated the . contract and .nd claimed d.in»d all the crop. The case was brought before a colored magistrate, who, having heard womans story, iwn, that «•— she raised the the woman's —> promptly prwnpd, dw:d«d in her tar fovor. ftror Tie decided in The te cun— put in hb objuotions, and urged --------------ibM tbo Uod nod aota wwe b«.»l half tun wuw -- __ - — the Aarev. crop belonged The twain—.art to tn him. him The old magumainstrate, who could not read and who was a good specimen of a North Carolina negro, pondered the caac for a moment and thea baned bis “reecript" in the foUawing words: "De earth am de Lord’# and de fulness thereof—do crops belong to de woman," and it was with great difficulty that the decbion was revereed ud the white man There are 5,540,550 acres of improved land iu this State. The work of plastering the new capitol | commenced April 10. ! I Hal Dion gave a walking ‘exhibition at ' Grund Rapids April 10. Th, j, lh0 „„ d „,r d. , favorite stylos of spriug bonnes. Red ribboas arc plenticr than ever, and n—f Un —«• wnlinue fdtalU. j Dovnpno bu n red ribbon club of 21)0. ebriata. tanpereore un175 Carriages with blue glass windows are quite fashionable. • ' They euro everything visions about the same, and moat a litUe ,dearer in London than in the United States. got hb duos. during .u^uhitaOarriok which Carrie kept — her b« <T" eyes naitatan; b« ib" gtiuoing Presidency of Dartmouth College, and « l^WI-btaU-tarij 6-«*. > I/axnxk $! .50 in advance. A Melrose boy came down the street on d>. r<»b . Ita «■$“ ■‘.'■g* riud wunurukl ttare wm .taof HflU U rtaJutaburiri™*!. ajf.in scientific men, four loafers, ud a dog •tartod off to ace them. The graveyard was u dark as such pises usually are. “Where are the light* of May. । | , cinnati * �---------------------------------------- 4............... ............. Th pejai-lleekiy hplihhap tapper' Woman’s Work. Fxwtbh for ua always tofrtmak ax firmly The exports of fresh beaf contrtus -to ! against the managers of St. John'o Guild, ----mt -----------1.—shipped v:..— i to Great rJ rill bo The quantity wi" " increase. ‘fnl of « from ..v— New *.«„ York and Philadelphia Phi thoughtful and charitable, careful of Britain in March amounts to 6,707,855 pounds, wounding sensitive hearts. All cannot valued nt $2,677,383. John Bull says if think alike, and it is as hard for a sister to bo had known of thfa he would never have give up a point abo u deeply iiRcrcfited in given the United States to Jonathan. The attention of the editor is called tu aa it would bo for us. Let us work togather for the general good, resolve not to the fact that those old counterfeit ?1 ,00Q united'as at present, if each : Habtibos, Mice., Akl ' before the Woman’s Christian Temperance 19’ 1^/7. Union of Hastings on the afternoon of Tuesday of last week : Th Impeding w.r. The latest European advices certainly The brink of actual collision minimum. An essay delivered by Mrs. M. II. Wing Dear Smfdu.. ■It fa now twelve weeks since our Woman’s Christian Tem­ perance (Union was organised. During speak of the mistakes our sistera make, that time we have had eight very interest­ cither those in office or no committee*. is almost reached, and to arrest the mo­ ing essays read and six eloquent speeches mentum of two such powers as Russia and made, all on the same subject. Tuskey would seem to demaud pacificatory If to-day I do not say anything new, influences much greater than any. that have only present the same ideas in a little difThe military heads arc ev­ yet appeared. erywhere naturally studying the situation. Gen. “ Woman’s Cubutian Tkmpkkance Sherman, who was recently inter­ Union.’’ Have you thought of the im'- viewed on the subject, thinks that the mcnae ground these four words cover? In world is going to witneis some of the the first place the word “Woman’*." This greatest battles ever fought, so far as the shows tho people that here u an organisa­ destruction of life is concerned. tion officered and He hard- sly believm that the Turks can withstand women. three years, that women are capable of cre­ ever, that all tbo great powers will bo di­ ating and managing n society with as much rectly or indirectly involved in the conflict business before the year is onL Admiral Porter There fa so inach carmutness and heart in i ecords his opinion that the Russians will their manner of working that it make* never capture Constantinople, for before, them suceeaafal in this work of reaching tact and judgment as men ? that event Austria will be in the fight, and the hearts of others. poariby Germany and England.' He thinks zeal of tho noble women who led tho Tem­ ‘’‘the great good .this war is going to have perance Crusade I firmly believe wo owe To the praytrs and on our country cannot be computed ” our present temperance movement. The next word, “Christian.” Dear ai«> ters, arc wo all Christians? and, if wc are The cable news from London Saturday No halo light around them. And have they not proven, by the noble work tboy^have done in the past Ho anticipates, how­ Higher Rates for Gold and Breadstuffc. failures, and doiug all in our power to help them. This will make our society a Union indeed ; and thoso two rones' I hare found give an exalt'd idea of our work: controlled entirely by the shock, although they may possibly save Constantinople. wise is «uffie»onL For a while you had better take no change over a 8500 bill, and We all know how an evil grows by being when you hare a day to spare run through talked over and ofer. Let us enjoy tho your pockets and sec if yon have not been taken in. Max. many good things they do, ignoring the not, will wc not try to be from this day indicates increased apprehension in com­ on followers of Christ, who fed the poor, mercial circles of a war on the Eastern healed tho sick, and did not even turn away Gru*«d w.ll the toil-worn hand OaUtretehed to ruida him nf.ly To ths dUuul fathor land." CAPITAL llOTES. Washington, D. C., April 13, *77, Ed. Banner:— v According to the beat of our recollection when the Apoade Peter said unto his dfaciplcB, “ I go a fishing," thcy.tarried not, neither did they enquire regarding tho wherefore nor the where ; but 'twas not so with the disciples of your correspondent. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. The Beer Trade—The _ Venderbill Will—The Jewett Tragedy, and Dirt — The Chanties —Political— Bualne**. a jiaif (foton “bomes" aro on the gridiron, and a dozen of charities for which hrge sums of money are contributed every year, have boon foudd to l»o merely private spec ulatfoM carried cm for the benefit of board*, whu.wc a small part of- tho contributions focttlicf and the big balance in aalariea, „r<b. it fa^ nKy that «ha be« I people should ba ao abused. Consuls foil off to 941, but from the poor, trembling one who was "• embellished with new and highly President IIiiyAi. fa carrying out the engravings, iteihtter-prr-M a model -i"L. principles that he announced would gov- ogrsphical rieira’ait. and the arraug, u,’. era hi* administration remorselessly in thi» tooihotu simply superb, the IU> city. ’• It "ha* been fashionable for members MoVXTAIN Tolriht fa worthy of cumpari. <«. - Um ---------- - -.................. i aoa with Picturuque American or Th» '' their friends upon the custom Bouso in Aldine. It is written in gossipy, gndr' Now York, till it wus-ovemia with holders style, covering details of the tou’r thru‘>> h of sinecures. There arc thousands pf the gardeM rfthe Southwest ftbe Arkaumtm <jo th* pay-roll of that snug harbor sas Valley, Southern Kansas, to the _wr.for atrikcre and brokan-doara politician., heart of the Alps of America—th-: RockJaunts are made to all ill from all parts of the State, who never j Mountains. show themselves in tho building except on fomoun resorts of Colorado, the remarks monthly pay-days. Secretary Sherman’* bln ruins, the springs, the mines, and, in explicit orders to cut down the cmyloyoea short, to every, point of interest to tourist to the strict requirement of the business ( agriculturist, capitalfat. miner, and invalid strikes terror to the hearts of the rinccur- With thu Tourist, the Sax Ju as GrU.r. fat*. especially as chey know it will be done. keeps filing company, and the two pul.JiAnd the thousands who expected to be cations are mailed fate to all writing for placed, but who see that under this admin­ one or both to T. J. Andxrbox. Top L ■ istration there fa n:» chance for it, are also, indignant Whenever you Cancers hear a gcntkqiin. with noae atalT rod, Nxw Tonic, April 16, 1877. A new trade has sprang up between this country and Europe which promises to be of enormous benefit to both oountrics. Beef in London retails at from 22 to 40 cents per pound, which puts it out of the reach of tnc laboring classes, except aa a rarity. The steamers were running from New York to Liverpool with vary light cargoes, -*«d the passenger business had droppedJeff terribly in these bard times. Beef in the carcan had been transported from the west to Now York, in refrigerator can, and the thought occurred to aomeoue rand, not addicted to labor, express an “why not to Europe in refrigerator stea­ opinion that the president's Southern mers ?" And so steamers were fitted up policy will prove a foilure, ascertain for the transportation of fresh beef, and whether ho has not recently been dismissed the bnsincss began; Cattle were brought from a custom house, or was not recently from the far west to Chicago, Toledo and an applicant for a position. In this city other principal points, fed on cheap cohi, party lines are being rapidly obliterated and slaughtered, the carcaaaes pwktd in among good men and for«that matter refrigerator can, brought to New York among bad ones. For the Democrats who and put into ths hold of the steamers ; would have had places if Tilden had been and in ten days the meat wu exposed fur elected, join, in cursing Hoyts, the Repub­ sale London, as fresh and sweet as it licans who have, been unceremoniously was the day it waa killed. The effect turned out. The President can ' endure was tremendous. American beef was oold the displeasure of both classes. in London for twelve and fourteen cents a BUSINESS pound, and the monopolism were troubled. fa not so good as't had expected, but the They undertook to Uec.-y it m inferior, but merchants still hope for a fair spring trade. a trial dissipated that notion, and now The settlement of the Southern I rouble*, England fa very largely dependent upon and the prospect of a uood stable govern­ thia country for its meat. The effect of ment, they argue must bring about a this trade upon the country cannot be over­ val of business. I do not mean to ray estimated. Already over two and a half that trade is absolutely bad, only it fa not millions of dollars worth have been export­ what was hoped it would ba by thfa time. ed, and the trade fa increasing with won There must be n revival very"soon. The ! derful J **’ rapidity J ty. From this time forward, stocks carried by the merchants in 4hc in­ there will be a regular demand for cattle ferior are verj- light, and they most have .-v.v ..... for exportation. And America will have igoods. It fa singular that South Carolina another source of revenue, something ‘merchants have, made their appearance more to balance our demand for foreign here modi more fredy since the settJamcnt goods. It will be a big help to our agri­ of troubles io that State. The theatres C. P. Rowell Col. y s 77 roTj^^agy.'te- DHUNKARD STOP’ mVjAUt ments to report at an adjourned meeting time to please and interest her husband, to be held at Lansing on the first Wednes­ for I will confess we mothers are two rspt to make our children idols to* the neglect day in June at 2 o'dock in the afternoon We note with peculiar interest the indi­ of the many little attraction* we uso1 to cations of prosperity so apparent on every hand in this city, and its wonderlul growth pay on kOnd husbands. To the sister I would say there fanatic like the love between brother and outer. hard tiaK* ; but tine forbids any extended How thoughtful ths brother is about the Yet we cannot refrain from saying that we find here the rery bat Hotel in*Miehi- once realist it, there is no estimating the Tbe Bancroft House, Farnnm influence a sister may exert over a brother. Use it thMbdeurgiris, on the ride of Chris- will also probably result in deciding Com igrew to be more generous than it would 1o'benruo have been in appropriating an amount to enable the United Stales to j make a creditable display at the approach­ • log French exhibition. The Clerk of the House ha$ not yet ’compiled hfa roll of the member) of tbo lower branch of the Forty-fifth CongroM, , but it fa understood that 285 out of 293 certificates of member,hip have boea re­ ceived. Two hundred nod rixty have thus ft* drawn pay. If the Cterk phe-s on bis roll* the nam-a of *11 Republican-) whose election fa was to conclude the arrangement. Who killed tbo two men and so fcarfrlly w.undcd the other fa not aprl2tf * A Teachers' Examination will be held at the Carlton Center School Hous: dn Friday, the 20th dayof April,A.D. 1877. at 9 o'clock A. M. Teachers will plea-e provide themselves With pens and paper, and be ready to begin promptly a: । In­ hour. No certificate will be granted to those making up a partial 1st. Examina­ tions to continue at thd discretion nf the Superintendent. ' CfcABK A. Babbek. Township Sup.'t of Schock Carlton, April 7,1877. aprl2t.*i New Millinery Store, State Street,*Nortli side, firat door wwt of the Bank. New Goods, New Styles, New Prico*. Ladies, please call and Took at our goulbfore purchasing. ’ Wo keep the Domestic paper foshions for ladies and children. Wc have the Chi­ cago styles of trimming, and shall have all the novelties ot the season u fart as thev appear in the market. Ladies of Hastimrt and -vicinity are cordially invited to call Mbs. BL A. POLAND aprI2m3 The best thing to feed your krsw, car tie, sheep and hogs, is Oil Cako. at apr.12 Wanzkr ABabslIf you intend W uso wall paper tlfi. spring, come and see our very large awoii ment before purchasing. The largest stock of WaD paper, cousiing of Gilt. Rrouze, Batin, Pink, Whit­ Blank and Brown, all at very low rates at apr 12 Wanzeii A Baknm Boots and shoes of all grades and price, ode to order on reasonable term* st «pr!2 WoOLLFT’r promptly dene qt the lowest living rat< apt 12 WOOLLEY. Brick for sale at my yard.- Section 23J in Rutland. Dec. 5ch, 1876. Henry L. Newton. • xxitUtt Boots and shoos in-ali the latest .-.trlra for Ladies and Gents at •F1WopiatTs .Farmer’s boots “-*** ■ TBrjK and shoes, good anp Woollkt'x. Hl to call Attention to where he may be Barry. Don’t forget the place; in the shop with Jawon Ilinh k Bro., corner o Church and Rsdros*! Street. Xx6lf ‘JACKSONS BEST' Taken from the Hastingspu»tofficc, some time within the last 10 days, a penrimi draft in favor of Mari* Rmub, and pnyall- March I3d, 1877. SKV Now weeoBte to the Tut. word “Union. Ail p true in all Union* E. F. Brown, M. D., Hastings, Mid.. Notice to Teachers of Carlton. it lies till th* wheel. of a member of one of the Detroit Lodgra, that there were w hot' of all kinds eared. Canecre of the Breast removed Without breaking the «.kin if tak­ en early. Knife not used. Very little pain. Call on or addrexs 1 hfa line, from putting a new old wheel, to the building of cratv to 144 Republicans. The doubtful filled the streets. Now the city dislr c.*, whose Rcpi ejentatives have not something Hire* a million a year ti been pie era wpon trj rolls, ere nio ' number, rs follows; Two in Jxraimtaa, eooliy told by In the Sweet By-end-By <Cannot but b-j the happy thought « fortunate recipient of the “Rot-i Wmtais Tovribt' wan,. ,t» wonil, *■’ ftunai. AV hen al the breakfast table one morning this weak onr intention of going upon a similar excursion for meal was announced, brought before him td\bc stoned to death. rallied later in the day to 951. it was answered only with jeers and revil­ “ Christian mother*." How proudly t The English jbrcadstufls markets were | ing; imputations were cast upon our skill excited and vfa-y strong, the price for wheat many a man has said, “I had a Christian in the art piscatorial, and our unfortunate and corn having advanced one shilling. mother. She prayed over my cradle in record of tne past week was displayed in The London stock market wav also de-1 helpless infancy, and often after I had its most unattractive light. Even con. inittew were appointed, with full powers to grown a tall lad has she taken me by the go behind the returns, to keep close sur­ The news had the effect in this country hand and led me away to her own room, veillance of the fish stands at the markets of stimulating the markets for broadstaffs and there, kneeling, with her arm around upon the day of our journey. They were and giving a somewhat higher range to the me, prayed that I might bo forgiven for entreated, but they would not.’ ’Twas therefore that we went slone. We sat gold premium, the price during the fore­ the wrong I had done, and helped to do so astride a log, and wo conquered ; and as noon ranging from 106i to 1061. D: :-,: no more. And a kwoet^feding would come those graoi-k.. disciples sat around the patches from Chicago report the market after her prayer which, for *liat day at board the next morning, picking the small for wheat Os excited with an advance of least, would make inc a gentle, manly bones of those white perch from their erst­ 3t cents par bushel. boy. ' I know a dear, kind man, who fa while sneering throats, we fell that wc The increased offering of grain for ship­ had triumphed. The catch was seven ment to Europe has given a start to ocean not a Christian (andjaometimes- I almost pounds. xfrfeights, and the steamers in New York fear he mill never be), who nyt'all women Hfa occupation being gone, Mr. Cham-t cultural interests. and other places of amusement arc rnnntng Saturday advanced their rates to 6 J to 7d. should be Christians, but above all tnothert bcrlain has, by surrendenng hfa position in very light, and the retail trade of the city THX VANDKXBlLT WILL. per bushel, the shippers bidding fid. The The \ andcrbilt will fa not settled. It fa down to zero. But wo all czpect an should be. And mothers of boys—what South Carolina, performed the only official recent rate has been -Id. I a noble work fa theira! There fa no sight act left him to do ; but he will certainly was understood thu William H., bad improvement ,=ovn. yetjfigure prominently in public life in agreed to give each of the other heira a _______ Pietro. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. which charms me more than a mother who other spheres. Nr. Chamberlain fa a min million, in addition to what was given to still looks young and fresh, with her sons who fa not appreciated at hfa full worth, them by their father, and that in considera­ NEW ADVERTISMENTS. Bancroft mouse, ) gathered around her. How proudly the even by the Republican party at the North. tion all proceedings were to be stopped. East Saginaw, April 17,1877. J 1 elder sons will look upon the mother who Elfa attitude through the conflict just end­ He settled with all of them’but Mrs. Le The meeting of delegates from the sev­ has made so many sacrifices for them ' ed in hfa State, and iu particular his last Ban and Cornelius. He offered Mra. Lc letter to President Hayes, show him to be Ban her money, but as he delayed to set­ eral “Reform Clubs," to com-ider the pro­ Time flies, and these sons she fa training < possessed of fine abilities as a lawyer, ora­ tle with Cornelius she refused to take it priety of organising a State Reform Club, will soon be called upon to take their plac- tor i and writer. He has made agrund good until ho lud settle^ with him. This ho called ua henfthfa damp, cold, aapleasant es in the great world. Snail they be C’hrfa- 1fieht against tho abuses in the Republican has not done, ud so it fa probable that FIXKKT !'!■« TOn.»< < «> party in South Carolina, and we have thus the whole matted will be re-opened. Cor tn lb. AMR FOB .1. day; yet, it is piegrant to bo here, and note tian, Temperance men or not. Early train- ( TAKE NO OTIIEi.-. rewarded him. Our word for it. you have □dius' attorneys claim the most gross iB. the progress of this enterprising city, and ing, in most coses, makes tho principles of. ] roc aux DT AU. xuuux* not yet heard the name of Chamberlain for .justice in the matter, aa tho way tho will the man or woman. । the last time. fa worded, William fa not compelled to rat mam naauo co. anotin, a. t Bed Ribbon movement which is so appar­ Some unbelieving ones hare said our This matter being a ended, . . wo have ___ give hfa brother a cent of money for dis­ but u-mperancc work will be Jahort4ived. Wc. tno .wara ,e.n.0Q our. h>Bd* al P^0’. ,tl>® posal as he choose*. They claim it makes ent on every hand. ' 2_!"Sui> VI _ ■■ Cornelius simply the pensioner of hfa IVOUnrurr-f Saginaw has always been a city of won­ don't believe this ; do you ? And if each one in Louisiana and tire one on the plains. The Commiarion appointed for that pur­ brother’s bounty, ud entirely dependent ders, bat the most wonderful change that one will earnestly try to do her duty, there pose will probably settle tho first, and tho upon him, which, as the father died worth MJ has ever taken place here, or as to that will be no finale written to our work for arrival of Crazy Horse with fifteen hun­ one hundred millions of dollars, they dred hostile^ at tho Cheyenne Agency [ think it fa frather hard. As the matter matter anywhere else, has been wrought years to come. looks now there will be a big fight and an by the efforts of the “boys” with the red There fa a place, dear afatcrx, iu the practically doses tbo Indian war for the body W»nt»lt. William appears to be fietcr- *♦*». au» । season; although, after undergoing repairs ugly one. ribbons, now about 3,000 strong- But the hearts of our children, where we can do a it will jirobably be reopened shortly. How­ mined to carry out the provisions of tlie history of the movement at home, is its temperance work which shall not only but ever, hostilities are not likely to b<t resumed will and do nothing more, except as he x La Salla . ooMiug more, except a> he st..ThU^ w'x —1 u.,« -------- * ” —u», ' history here, though hero it is being1 until the .warriors have been properly fat­ chooaca, and ।rued -n CAUIICN pushed much more vigorously, the result which shall lead them on to noble deeds. tened and newly equipped by the Great break it. Father. Then look out for TUX JKWXTT TBAOXDr, AND DIM, being the closing up of more than a score, And we must work while it fa called to­ The entire inefiMoncy of the police of i “ Lo! tho poor Indian. of liquor saloons. day. New York, fa shown in tho delay m getting , Whose untutored mind anything in rdarion to tho Jewett tngedy. I At the State Convention there were Clothes him before, but Awar from lhaa«tet of awn. Hc.-o were three wealthy men found on the Leaves him bare behind.” present thia afternoon 105 delegates repre­ floor of the private office of a great store. ! Tho U. S. Supreme Court has at last desenting about 30 counties and some 10,­ cidid that the million and a half dollars two dead and one living, with revolvers 500 members of the order. The meeting I have not.forgotten the Christian wives , appropriated to the Centennial Exhibition sod the fngmots of a hud gromdoop was exceedingly harmonious, and the re - and sisters. Truly there fa work as well by Congres* reverted to the U. S. Treasu­ the floor. What little fa known abut it It is kaown that « suit waa the adoption of a resolution by a fur them. The rwect home influence of a ry, and waa not the property of the at«<k- was before the killing unanimous vote in favor of a State organ­ Christian wife; how she makes her home ;holdent. This raveracs the decision uf the the younger of the Jewetts waa on bad J lower court, and his the effect to reduce terms with hfa uncle ud the other partner, isation, and the appointment of the neces the .value of the. Ccnjctwisl stock from ud Chat fa bad bm decided to bay him sary committees to make proper arrange­ .. about 80 to 25 cents on tho dollar. It out, ud that the meeting that tnoreing * Lame, Cnr question. Ucal Biijipejj )iotiCes — c "7< ~ LAST CA LU to Jolin Stanley .■wMlc their hand when the STANLEY. �Advertised Letters, Spcdal Notices Leiters addressed to ike following penions remain unclaimed in the postofiioeat Hasting*, POSITIVELY CURED fh3Seini-’lleBkl0BpliblicajibajijiBr. oiniiAiPAMi *AWman ’ Woodland ami AualaOlnuled oTlIwtlnn. POWERS <fc BARLOW Barry county, Mich., April 18.1877: R- R. TIME-CARD Pena Bolinger, Mrs. Mary Hinion, Mils Alice Hol), Mums Oaborn, Jr.. M. Scber, Wil­ Rutland. only child. and now rf'ea thii roctoc treooa racoip lie Tyrell. DIED. B. U. Deming. Palmyra, Mkh, TJO a.1 •:44 1 Commercial. error* and indiaci DETROIT MARKET. Tbornapplc Orange, No. 88, ha* secured lint I Rapid* Exprew Frctabl • 2 MOW* Thorn apple Grange. pitnent tOOKV unpariw The pnphlc (trough Arkan- Builders, examine their Build aairfast.; .1. M. Ntrtxs. P. M ttifully artistic >1 lyp . DcraotT, Aiirlt. 17 IK/. address at their Hall April 2Cih. at 2 o'clock T. J. Draw. Station Agout. • keob up with dsmatnl. Prross a* a rule have a Geo. M. Sava ge & Co's Col POST OFFICE TIME CARD very. Rockall the markaand, in tourist, nvalid. Gfide publiug far Topeka, b Orange will be cal lad to order in the cvenRpniVAU—Geo. M. Savage Jt Co. the Well known newspaper advertising agenb, of Detroit,* Mk-li-, have removed from ~2 (iriswold to more conimodiotis and jerniveuient quarter#, No, 30 Congress street west, where they have fitted up ele­ gant topees. conic prepared to take part in the feast whlek will be held that evening. ' By Order of (.'ommiltoe. Election of Officers. *Suand 1 rJtadAal teeling on Tuesday Hen- J.M.NEVIXS.P.M. 1 a-PAY’S ADVERTISEMENTS. । Bieast if taky little ‘ All About the County. lich. ion. .-« n 1 t r »l»ok«. Addret*. MILU B. STRVfitiS Jt Co-. Detroit. Walt. L. Wilkins, Foreman. Frank 3. Bowen, Secretary. Baker Sbriner, Treasurer. Mode Rich. Company Engineer. A. J. Angle, Steward. Les. Greenbacks 'JOj. Dry Goods Suicide in Hope, John Towniend of Walled Lake. Hope town­ ship, committed suicide al his home by hang­ ing on Monday, the |6th Inst. As near aa we can iejrn, Mr. Townsend has been subject to spell* of slight insanity, but no one supposed that he contemplated self-destruction until (he GEO. FECK & CO’S to siderable wealth, bring a thrifty farmer, and no one can give any reason for the act except inmnity. Mr. Towdsend was about fifty-five . . how ------------------------- -- .--------'A., « but 1877. paptr. at t he nted to raminaof tho 155 and C. M. RUNYAN’S «... -rfi* easion oftbe probate roan for ta* county "( Barry, loldenattbe probate oare.in iheeitxut Hartlak*. n kton.liv, the 1Mb day of APnl la toe urlrtreeto were l^jlnlly thronged on Rat nr ID mu <a»:irr ui inc i i«ir ui List of Patents. josiH A peck, deceased* - On'rcadin* sad films the petition, duly reriCsd. Liat of patents issued to Inventors of Mich ennsed to »«II certain rea ‘"Jt1,1 each dated April 27, 1877. Furnished this ! paper by Cox * Cox. Solicitors of Patent, Washington. D. C. T. Breakey, gate. Homer. 1 hat luxury of luxuries, house-cleaning, b» W. Cooper, chain pump bucket, Ypsilanti. J. Flower, chucks for holding pipe fittings. dug indulged in plentifullyjust now. Dei roll. X. Hutchinson, hitching ftosi. South Ray ■ 'tuques playing is now iu order, and is inCitv. z Ulged in by sone-?f the lovers of the game. J. Jockel, hop proas. Detroit. J. Ijine, whlffletreo attachment, Onondaga. ('leaning up and burning rubbish is being C. Orsen, metallic hub. /enton carried forward largely at present throughout W. Scully, grinding and polishing hollow ware. Detroit. O. Stone, seoldr and fertiliser. Flint. Altoft and McElwain are doing a J. Zink, car coupling, Union Ci y. ay evening. Powers and Barlow are doing n large bu»i- took. »pr!2t3 rices, r goods Inshious he Chihave all as they [astings । call. tND. POWERS & BARLOW lid petition. 25-^?K10eJ?5t.».’»SSi?.M48? Ml ailed Free IVIjFLORALgfeUlbE Cootainiug over 1,200 varieties Vege ­ table and Flower seeds. Colored Plates. Elegant wood cuts of Vegeta bias and blowers. Handsomest Guide Published. 15*“ Send for it-—fee Detroit Need Co. Detroit. Hicb. said petition'! should not be graninl. of the pendency of said petition and I uapsr print'd and circulated in *aid GROCERIES’ MU! 157 ter daily. Happy Cal 'Vagner al Union Hall next Mon- marlSyl. Th^bwt plans to buy Fine WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT sc hcM rase dn Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Farmers, examine the*WIABJD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every onewaranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines at I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and HD M » fflOOBS! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00 : Sugars, syrups, spices. Baking Powder, salegiilus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold al Remember the place, at J. S. II Boot and Shoe Store. Jeffkkson Gire me a call. I. xxiSGtf A trae'.copy.) N street. M. RUNYAN PRORATE ORDER. Council Proceedings. ‘ sr*rt _______ , t.'oni >n Council met at their room on Fri- ' .Viu} Iron bridge. freight care paved through ourcity within the last few days- G.-ns to build an upright to hi« dwelling, on house of Etyah..Sbaw ou Broadway. nguished before mnch damage was done. ^t to th' General Highway Fund. uhich motion was adopted by aye* and nays, fallow. ■ Ayes—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. McNaughton. W• are to have a Quartette Club in this City, consist White. I- lean and Forel tn I*aunta.S7 CuugTMBLS ■ I -W-t.D. troll. Mfch. aarthaortyrtapsmO * alUs>*Ua tOSroin the euta.-V* day evening. April iflth. 1877, on cal!'of the i Mayor. Council was called to order by bla Honor the Mayor. Roll being called the following Aldermen | were present: Aid. Abbey, Dewey McNaughton. Hu well. , Spaulding and Tomlinson Absent—Aid. Lewis and Young. .mpnsed of Messrs. Brooks. Freeman. Cappy ItumdL Folding and Tomlin^n-«. N«y»—NJ®*' „ By Aid. Rusaell: ’ | ; 1 ] Probate Detroit Advertisements. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS SHEEP FEED. «5 €00 bu, REFUSE BEANS p J^t'i-to^rn7.~' Uta per l>n«bvl, ,prMr a(» soMion of.sid ■» the Probate OFicc ta tb •Jt’’’ i,fo7b[i'uX uC* hi | ! deneyof raid twtH'on. an I ranalns *«>py <>r thhord -= Si tNEF. Mr. J. H. Sutton offers hie valoon building d price, f’ir rent, but gives us to understand that he will not rent for valoon purposes. Common-l- 1st, 1877. including all work directed Io be done by the City Charter, the publication of all ordinances, notices, and the publication of tho prr»eee<ling« of the Common Council, end nil a^le. Wm. Marshall. E»<|.. of I’rairieriHe. made ■i. a call on Saturday hurt. He did more than jdeeting. t-ial—lie paid a year in advance for the • Which motion was adopted by ayes nnd nays tto follows: Ayee—Aid. Abbey, McNaughton. John Michael has done a splendid Job of fluitsell. Spauldintfand Tomlinson—6. g rate*. on 23J. Green street notify the Railroad Company to construct a ■— . .W . _ —J — .l.a.l . -•'I.. tlie rail- kxifi-itk Dated. Knibud M>r.l I;. -.. xxlICOwT. NOBM. HA.<. *1*™^.,,!, s v Drugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc CHANCERY’ SALE- “&SS' On motion. Council adj earned. it styles THEFAMILY GUEST NOTICE • . The Grand Ccalral Hotel. New York, rc- rtlvts well-merited leruut «y in trfvertMng Maffurily medicines. which •re «<> well known and surpass all other remc- itUin to tareta mH CountyTall that certain plocoor parcel of*tond*»ltuate anu beins in the county of Barry *mTartarTs) of thamath we« ofsoallSn fl v»(5) in town four (4) Sorth ofrSigo *>rea (7) we»L containing forty («> STORE. DRUG Physician’s Prescriplions and Family Recipes W. F. Chideatw’. b giving the CospMjr much irouble, aa it conlinuHilo aettle; but U»«Compary is filling under the bridge with dirt, and Mrs. Baxter of Charlotte will .peak in Union Hall Sunday evening. She cornea to Heatings pared with Drugs and Chemicals of purest quality only. REPAIR cia! Dance at Union Hall, under dkwticn shop J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. . - MICHIGAN Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescription* L. B. BTANLEY Found. SyTremU.foetfo.. Hi. MedieH Adviren a book of over nine hundred pagan, tUurtratod B uw*. __ _1 .nenvinn City Dr xg Store! carefully pre­ ' ces* Uaa in offering only goods which F**” merit to ettotain themselves, and tbea through liberal and pendstent advertising making the peoide thoroughly acquainted with their good ■ ui of th qwHtira. Men do not succeed In amassing great fortunes, rstobli.hing thriving and Per­ manent businese. and founding substantial in; rtitntions like Dr. Pleree'a Grand lavaHda Hotel al Buffalo, which coax* over two hundred thousand dollars, unices their businea* be le­ gitimate, their goods meritorious, and their services which they render the people genuine and vUnable. Dr. Herve does not attempt to bumhug you that bis Golden Medical Diacovery wiU euro all direases. He say*. “If your lungs are half waried by consumption, my Discovery will not cure you, yet as a remsrty for revere coughs, and all curable bronchial, throat and lung affections. 1 ______ _ *4 « "mwlv ' The neonle have Sl «M Waablnirtoa 84., Boston; 170 Stole fit.. < Afc*<o; it Ladgale ft PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. PEOPLES thUA T.Kto-aAcon.id.reJ it goo^ policy, and undoubtedly it J*Jd him. to *£-d W hundred thousand dollars in mijtrtirinf bl* ly to do ’» new ling of noty ol in the GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, Maas. - a"?™AtaWaii'. .L.r. .ntid'J canoe- Why Advertise? ixl app Wm. H. Goodyear. On 1 ■—r'i.-—..a bop. containing d,ffertBL“2w’ r*n hum the same by calling at Hus all who anjoy .Mi. notice. in quality a specialty h«! .00Jk'/°? aprlSH PATENT NIEDICINES of al! kinds in endless varieties, xxi6dt �MRtCi for stock at the above rates; and then look around and find grade animals at a fair price, and more valuable. LICK OK FOWLS. RAL TOPICS. Lice arc the great pest of the poultry house, and are the primary cause of sick­ ness and loss where they infest fowls in large numbers, unless speedily destroyed. these times of depressed price of wool, annex the opinion of an Ohio farmer: But we have seen the sheep wnd woo) interest quite as much depressed more than twenty yean ago. Es­ up to save pelts An immense num, tablishment were set and tallow of sheep. her were subjected to this wasteful process But the sheep and wool in erat rctivod and many regretted that they had decima- •3 their flocks. The depression in State will be temporary. in holding on. this There is virtue The sheep men have made a great deal of money. more after awhile. They will make It may be well enough to thin out some poor flocks, but a gener­ al decimation for pelts and tallow is not desirable, It is a good year fur pasture, and most of the flocks will bo carried over without much trouble, except where owners are heavily in debt. the It is not oft- entr than about cube in twenty years that . such a depression of wool interest MVCK OS BAK DY SOILS. A light, sandy soil can be much improv­ ed by drawing upon it from two to four inches in depth of swamp muck •. but then comes the question, will it pay ? I am not disposed to give adrico and rules for doing anything whicJrls not profitable iu a pe> cuniary point of view. No man ran read on agricultural paper long without seeing systems and ways of doing things that may be all right in theory ; but when we come down to prcticc the theories wc find the expense more than the benefit; andytt such papers are valuable if one can sift the wheat from the chaff. Now, suppose that you cart a hundred loads of muck a halt a mile, and spread it on an acre of land. A­ bout eight loads a day could probably be drawn, taking twelve days at least to draw the one hundred loads. This time, with a team aud hired man, .would be worth any(where S24, .and in some places much more; ba'i farmer must be his cjwn judge as to whither he had better tr\- to improve a a.ndy soil with swamp muok, when hnbas such muck ypon his farm. An advocate of applying muck to such land says: “About ono-third of an acre of light sandy soil, so as to be considered waste land, was mucked from three to four inches deep, and this was thoroughly worked into the ' tail. This was done year before last. Lastyear it bore a good crop ofpotatoes with common manuring. Thia year it is bearing the heaviest and beat corn on the farm, with no more manure than the other fields. Thia proves, .to my satisfaction, that for many crops it is better to improve the sur face soil of natural drained land rather than knock the bottom out of the watersoaked day soil, which can never be made as warm and dry in the spring, or so easy to cultivate, as a sandy soil well dressed with a retaining substance, such as mud:, clay or decaying vegetable matter" DAIRYING A BENEFIT TO LARD. ' In most sections of the country farms when fowls and tbeir roosting houses are infested by them: but means should be used to prevent their breeding on theprem ises. Lice generate in the cracks and arcr­ ices of poultry houses; then they infest the perches, and from tho perches they find their way to the hens; and nothing short of thorough extermination will re­ move tho evil. The remedies ore : first don’t crowd one hundred fowls into a rocsting-houso large enough for only fifty; give them ample space and good rental* tion, and when they are first put into tho building see that they are free from lice. Mix lard,‘flour of sulphur and kerosene oil together to the consistency of a soft paste aud rub a little under the fowls' wings, and also on the tops of their heads. Then dust them all over among their feathers with dry flour of sulphur. This should be donq for several days till all the lice disap­ pear. To exterminate the liee in a fowl­ house, when bsdly inftsted, dose the house as tight as ppsaibb;. then take an iron ket­ tle, in which burn a few pounds of rosin and sulphur.. Or you may sponge the roosts with kerosene oil, whitewash every part of tho bouse, and sprinkle flour of sulphur in the cracks connected with tho perches, also .the hay or straw in their 7* Day g<x>a conuiuon, tneir owners acpeMiag en­ tirely on their butter and cheese to sup­ port their families The great quantity of all the cows that from 170 to fl 00 a head for a few cows PRICK OF BLOODED STOCK. KCHIGffAHIlWsonTE Fall and Winter Time Table. T*kht« TIME TABLE. Takuig Effect Bee. 10th, 1876 GOING HAST. Tnlu run by Chleim Tlai. TRAINS GOING SOUTH 9r*noas, women. It is always to be feared that those who marry whore they do not love will love where they do not marry. FEKDIXO HONET BEES. Feeding been should never be delayed io this latitude later than October. Some families of been from causes not necessary to state here,- must be fed, or they will perish during the winter. It is presumed that my bec-kseping readers know Aoic to food them ; the full details would be too long for an article on the’subject here. If you have movable comb hivesxyou can transfer combe from families that hare more honey than they lined, to those that have not enough. From 20 to 25 lbs. ought to bo stored up for winter by every apnlous family of bees, to carry them ely through the winter; and when they lack this quantity, they should be sup­ plied with the deficiency. Sugar made into a uyup, is as good to feed bees as hooey—four pounds of good white sugar to a quart of water, heated to the boiling point, and skimmed. Not a day longer should bee-keepers delsy feeding their been, if necessary, if the weather be mild. State Items. The red ribbon boat in Michigan is esti­ mated at 50,000 strong. On the 4th inst an ovarian tumor, weighing over forty pounds, was success­ fully removed from Mrs. Miera, of Capac, but at present stopping at Flint, by Dr. R. N. Murry, and lhe patient was doing well at lost accounts. Kendalls has had a sensation. It was an elopement, the result of only 6 weeks acquaintance, into which had been crowd- T. W. Savage, a Well-known Michigan lumberman, baa a contract for, and will ship as early «a possible after tho opening Of tjsrrgetion, 1,500,000 feci of timber to England direct. It is to be used for rail- rotten knots, ahakea and splints. Ruben Haskel! of Olivet has been pro­ nounced insane iffid taken to Kalimaxoo. money on inventions, and his IsMst phantasy was to build a tunnel uobvr lake Michigan from Milwaukee to Grand Haven. He was an old roddent ofOITvet and assisted in estabWfliing the college Thomas N. Barker, of Hockford, Kent county, a prominent lawyer of that county, Barker, the Prosecuting Attorney of the county, and Judge Hoyt were all members of the old Sixth Michigan Cavalry during tbo war, and Judge Hoyt did not like to sentence his old friend and comrade, so be got Judge Hatch to de ft for him, e*, The New Orleans limet says it is a mis­ take to suppose that General Devens lost four in the late war. ■ "fi “We find that Jie came to his death by calling BUI Jackson a liar," was the ver­ dict of a coroner’s jury in Missouri. lu I" By pulling your fingers from the water you leave no hole in the fluid; and by dy­ ing you leave no vacancy in the world. B■Hi rd s ! j"ii itb—Er»«ln< I* Do/teta—AU mmmmv txsdM taalts eloss C~t«‘ TRAINS GOING NORTH. WMTW Junction.' 4 43 I 5 S» po 00 t 2 <8 ■. 7 It is little troubles that wear the heart out It is easier to throw a bombshell a mile than a leather— even with artillery. ! GOING WEST. _ The new postal cards to be issued on the 1st of May will bo tinted—a li^bt buff on one ado and a pale green on the other. f 1 5 According to the Slawson Independent. "the funeral was not largely attended, but passed off acceptably to thee? who were A crusty old bachelor rays that Adam's wife was called Eve because when she ap­ peared, man’s day of happiness waa draw­ ing to a dose.” quid rim aannnrr. difficulty he experiences is to live without an iheome. A Michigan girl has gone clear to Japan to marry a Mr. Lilly. She heard that tho Lillies toiled not, neither did they spin, but dressed in their meeting clothes every day, and she thought she would like to be- “Fathcr," said a rather fast youth to his paternal parent, “what is the meaning of the French word, O-w-x f “It means yes, my son." “Ah, docs it ? If it had been I O U, I should have understood Ita' “Not the least doubt of it, sir I” When a man without cash or credit at­ tempts to leave a hotel, and lowers his va­ lise out of a back window by a rope, it makes charity seem cold to hear the land­ lord below yelling up, “AU right. I’ve got the valise ; let go the rope." A Milesian having returned to his na­ tive land was asked to give an illustration of American enterprise. Made answer the Irelander: “If a Yankee was ship' wrecked on an uninhabited island, tho fol lowing morning he would be selling newspa­ pers to all the inhabitants." 4* Vii SSU. M IS JUMm?* H R il oid”’Wilh D*‘n,i''n ilL,d*1' * Soothwssl.ro (A*LiiIf°-W,lh Uk“8U"* Mieh. S*Bl^n “ ’ EMfe Keniinrtoo. st TJ5a.au and 6JO p. B tnd’” M I{H®' W WIN WRIGHT. ^^Soods^wsopted. SSatardsy and Ssaoday ex” „ Q«eat western railway. An urchin, whose shore looked aa if they were soon to be shed, looking at a sign of blue glass ou one of the windows was heard to obaerve ; moro^stuff to run in­ to a feller’s foot.” A Baltimore lawyer, who found his cu­ pidity running away with his conscience, put, himself under ths blu« gJ*«« treat­ ment and the very next day a client eomiog in waa only charged three-quarters of the estate. !!4 T)spotfool of A poor young man remarks tha’t the on­ ly advice be gets from captilista is “to live within your income ;’f whereas the 3| ig Ji ,!?3 At the station bouae at Waterbury, Conn*, they have a “Welcome" moito over the entrance to the cells, thus making it pleasant and homelike for the occupants. CHICAGO k. LAKE HURON R PESamiB D1WIB1OB. II. S. Liotaso. G«#HS«xp.:ro:t 8RAND RAPID8 DIVISION. t The Reliable Sheri Liat EAST A^TWEST. TIME TABLE No. 8. BRAND RAHDR "AND DETROIT TIME TABLE. TRAINS WEST. FtxTieirs. Rochsslsr. Furniture, Coffins Etc. READ THIS Mtasd. tea*- a«! Chariotis. RoIJres. nw If BatUsCrssfc. - 10; 15 *a» Qr-d Rapids. Lv :S - SB U .53 Harttan Naakrflla X •rtaaatrlU. 12.44 :n.00 | S 15 I 1J7 i ILOtam: a 50 1 »T , lj.15 . a 00 CSSSF j:: uiiwr* Valpareiso.Arr. ' r. ■. and be happy again. TRADUS EAST. STxrtosa.. Mixsd. Imtw Grand Rapid* Sstnrdsj Gr'dllip A Gret Redictisu ii Prices! u 3 SALISBURY & BROSSEAU kt£ Dealers tn all kinds Tho American Consul at Acapulco writes to 32 feet long, coarse common, free froth' ness was commenced CvgcI" nmi But the lent umbrella is still lent. nests. Provide an ample dusting-box un­ der cover, in which place two bushels of ashes mixed with two^pounds of flour of Four year old to his mother holding the sulphur, and if these rules be thoroughly baby : “Say, mamma, ray ! Zat squalling acted ou you will not be troubled with lice ’iUla.baby seems too sink 'ee'i xeody chile on your fowls. you got! I'd give him back again ! ’ are much improved by darying. Those that are run down can be made fertile by a dairy of as many cows as can bo kept upon them. For instance, take the fine dairy district of central New York, as Herkimer plow up, on which grow one or twt> crops, andre-eeed it; and in a few yean they have heir entire farms in splendid condition, and worth double or treble what they were Fort Warn Jacta & Saito •WShortort Una b«t*wri Chlei«o and Grand SUtiOM. eiently understands the basineae to keep __ ____ Railroads. I ‘’Ohio is ono jof tho moot prosperous wool States in the Union. SHORE 4*11X0*0. As you cannot avoid your own compa­ ny, make it aa good u possible. In corroboration of what I recently said, about farmers holding on to their sheep, in Railroads. Railroads. CHICAGO t BfflGA^ UKE A-Circuit Court is now designated as the longest way home from dancing school. SHEEP. ' Phax and Ptain. The beauty seen is partly in him who reprovingly asks if this is tho kind of lan­ guage for a diplomatic representative to Be was the son of a bishop, and had been carefully educated, but he had his wild oats to sow, neverthclcw*. and when the old man sharply asked him how long he thought the door of salvation would stand open, he raid be couldn't tell, but he didn’t want to be jerked over the thres­ hold. An 8-year-old boy was trotting up tbo avenue when a snow ball struck him on the dismal howls and started off; but a gen­ tleman halted him and asked: “ Why don’t you go over and lick that boy ?" “I ain’t oig ernuff," was the reply. «But won't you do anything at all “Not now. I know wbo he is, and I’ll fix the hull family. His father is going to run for FURNITURE The Grad Scuta ftarnri&re. UjMRst tak MM FRm, A COMPANY mm Look here I Baltlnurr, j?A’LR;Ah Look here ! g*1 B"*1 Watkfru Olac.” th* wlebratcd dog3 7°a think wo can sell TIMS! TABU MO. *. Care, Kentucky, hare recently to the New YoA armarium. count him into their real Fa tvUJU I. .v. X w*iua, mcNfw. The intrinsic Pennsylvania J. M. HEWES ailroad STATIONS bmilmllv II MID, Jr. “RlSStr* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-23.pdf 2ac7d8f28124cf9e2eeca426c610b825 PDF Text Text VOL. XXL NO. 103. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1877. FAMRERS GREETING, JF’OJEX xaiz”^. G$». MJDEWEY s? KnifOS' AND g 1 Are ■8 cty.^llchican. . lEtfM? OP SUBSCRIPTION! to your marrying George Montford. "Oh, Geraldine I" “I speak from conviction ; and now II ask you, what are you going to do when1 you find out that you can never gain your■ father’s consent ?’” ice was saving to her cousin. “I will tell you. It is your duty, Alice, to marry Captain Montford. He is not marrying you for your money, and you are satisfied, you say to live on a captain'« pay. 1 He is an honorable man; no one "Oh, I do not know. I cannot give up। can find a blemish on his character. George Montford, and I cannot marry him Your father has no right to come between without my father's consent." yo i—" < “But you must marry without hu "I believe you’re right— I do, upon my consent, or else give up Captain Mont­ soul, Geraldine I" cried Mr. Caryl, bunt* ford." ing into the roam with all the speed his "1 will wait a reasonable time for papu gouty toes would permit. to consider this matter, and then-------- " jI _ Geraldine screamed and Alice trembled, "And then you will marry Captain I half with joy, half with fear., Montford whether my uncle gives his con- i . "I ’------- ' knew tho ’ captain - ’ 'was a splen‘ “I always sent or not." I —____ x and „„ w w „v to come I did fellow, I have no right "I didn t say so, Geraldine. It will cake j between them, only you put it in a little me some time to make up my mind to act I different light when you were talking to me MESSER BROTHERS PUBLISHER. S »THK WORTHY POOR. on hand at the old stand with the finest Stock of Implemetns and Machinery ever known iii Hastings, We have the JACKSON WAGON. ' To eotao to thu I ** oar dotxio Mid. tet! Job PriatiM al LltrinK R*l«. RA TES OF AD VER TISING. X^konpiriel Type DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, They cannot bo the worthy Boor. So thrifty in opposition to my fa father's will." "But that’s what you must do, Alwe. That’s what any sensible girl would do.” Alice rested her cheek on her palm, and a troubled, thoughtful look settled on her face. All the above named Plows are sold on trial. Single and Platform Buggies, c I.U.I *J.I I I 8.00 |TW>MI»L..4MO 9.00 I l®-001 K.»l _5SAO 001 suoo I 19.001 PSOFESSTONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS THIS IAFER IS ON FILE WITH Chester Messer. Burns Messer. Doctor Aikln's Double Column. READ. READ THIS 1 JAMES CLARKE READ EVERYBODY ! ! WITHOUT HEALTH ?-®B ATTORNEY AT LAW«t SOLICITOR •a- CHRONIC DISEASES. AND r.ru4Ito*.'-l» SMITH k. KNAPPEN. FORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT- Pinc (n'tt‘fel “ HARVKV WRIGHT, A TTORREY AT ,U« and Solicitor In tjaxuery OSes in Union Mock over Barlow A Goodyear 1 T. J. WILDER, II. C. PECKHAM PHYSICIAN A SUBGEON, FHEKPORT. BARRY COUMTT, .MICH. ‘ “ .St.*®* ;<itr M. W. RIKER. S’ £ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, G-neraj, _____ .___ . . Ilbu-V Mi.r. Ktrrrt. ■ bow nuMiyreii IBM <*»*•••« ofqtw*’*। or rwau*"1- SIT NEGLECT. DR- II. F. PECKHAM. i¥ i ; It a long pause. '•Oh, yes, I told A. P DRAKE. HY.Mi.TAN Jt SUROEON.-OSee evei Arkley'r Onia Store. Blate «L. UaaUaM AKKI,. . ■siKafflaraa ss?;.-" “S' Unrl’75 DR. C. RUSSELL. cilTtee tn any delicate matt-r reW HSSFjtela^KWr LUCIUS RUSSELL, him not an hour CHAS. JR. BAUER. BURGHER r-TTERrS’- ISAAC W. VROOMAN thVcXtnfio^aui«U>«^SrjanyJ'75 JOHN ft. CRESSY H HERWP. De',a^rffic<,““fh,8^^ C. G. HOLBROOK. Political Notes. Tho Alabama State Journal (Bep.) received a fresh illustration in the Ohio Legislature, last week. A registration 4biU to prevent illegal voUng was opposed by the solid vow of the Democratic members. They didn’t propose to cast any shadow on Banning's title to his scat. In a brief speech before tho Illinois House of Representatives on Wednesday Senator Oglesby said : “I am in favor of the return of the era of good feeling. I have no more bitterness toward the South­ ern people than I have toward the people of the North. I wish tho era of- good own cars. "I will tell her bright and early to-mor< row morning, that I will never consent to thio marriage, and if she marries without my consent, I will disinherit her, and every cent I am worth goes to you, Geraldine. Now, leave ma; let do one come near me to-night.” “I am sorry my words have made you ao angry, uncle. I will go and use my in­ fluence onoe more with Alice.” Captain Montford had barely time to step into one of the rooms that openod on the landing, when Geraldine appeared, and feeling to come wlien the people of the er’s deciBion, Alioe.” • “Geraldine, when did you ever know passed down the stairs. Far a minute the captain stood ; he depipa io giro h» torment the hmt Umt he termioed to licaru the furious old lion in wu ukod ; and didjou erer know him to his den , and the next minute found him rtfrnrn me anjlhingin the long ran . in the presence of the gouty, quick tem­ Oetaldine did «* ““ pered old gentleman. knew that Alite wu right She knew "Well str, who Bent for you ?" was the that her unaubit old untie elwaja gate tn first salute the captain got, in anything but to bu idoliaed daugbur in the tonj; ™. a gentle voice. . . < T a For eome minutee Geraldine “Nobody sent for me, sir, but I have a She wu etudjing the mumutm-dhmkl^ knack of always being pn hand at the tut how but the could renmgn hermaf on friendly to Banks, has intimated that if exiled, or Bond the joung man u> him, and he would tell him without minting matter.. And he eoodeeeended to BBT that Captain Montford wan a hue joung fellow U> pea an ereaing; but to think of rnr mar„itg a man who had nothing hut; captain'- pay to depend .“P00-’'’1- ,X must never think of it again. Now tea t that encom aging for the future ? and Alice's laugh rang through the room, and ahe dropped her work and look over at her cousin. , _ "You seem to make light of yonr fath­ WM. once." ' Alice tried all her powers of persuasion, but Captain Montford was not to bo per­ suaded when he made up his mind, and he started for tho library, where Mr. Caryl was usually to be found. As he approached the library door, he heard Mr. Caryl say, in a voice suffocating with anger: _ “If aneis planning to deceive me, I will IS“Wb»l aid be r uled GenMiue, never forgive her." "She is determined to marry him, if you eagerly. . withhold your consent, uneloJjL trial to “He stamped up and down, wouldn t dissuade her from it, but no use," saidThe lieu, to • won! I UM »« I voice of Geraldine, in reply, and Captain marry mv cousin Hosmer, and I could tell Captain 'Montford ao tb« next lima he Montford stood still, scarcely believing his DELIG UT J- WOLF. M. D upstairs. Alice, my dear; it's all right. I overboard Geraldine’s couvcnatiou with you, and—George, come in here and speak to your future wife." "Ob, papa I knew it wu only a matter of a little time—that you would give your consent’" "Don’t thank mo my dear—thank the captain. Where’s Geraldine?” and Mr. Caryl’s face grew purple. Geraldine had stole from the room. Her attempt st revenge was foiled, and next day she left the house forever. Tho shades of evening wore stealing in­ bays that the Republicans carried the mu­ to the room, and. Alice put away her need­ nicipal election in the city o£ Huntsville, in le-work, and clasping her hands, she th^State, a few days since. , silently prayed for the success of Geral­ The straight-out Democrat sneers at the dine's mission. While she was thus engaged, Captain idea of a non-partisan civil service. “To Montford was announced. One look at the viotoft belong the spoils" is his cry. ths handsome young man, and we forgive •That's the secret of his persistence the past Geraldine for falling in love with him. Ho was a perfect ideal of the dashing mil­ twenty yaara. With Hamburg Butler in mind, the itary officer. "What ails my darling ?’’ were his first Burlington Hawkeye says: “It was un­ words, for the lengthening shadows did fortunate for John D. Lee that he didn't not hide from his keen glance the look of live in a Democratic State. He might have FOILED. trouble on Alice’s face. been a Senator-elect and—alive.” With his arm about her. Alice related “You love Captain Montfordand Tho Louisville Courier-Journal asks : the conversation she had with Geraldine, Geraldine Rathborne dropped the book she and told him that her cousin bad gone to •‘Is tho North politically debauched, or are had lieen reading, and looked at her cousin sjKsak with her father. we a set of darned fools ?’’ Is the North with flashing eyes. • CaptainMontford frowned. In his mind, politically debauched ? No. To the oth­ "Yes, Geraldine, I never can tell you or anybody else how much I love George without having any good reason for so do­ er half of the question every right-minded Montford," and Alice Carvl’s fair face ing, be always asiociated Geraldine Rathborne with some beautiful snake, and he man must answer, yes. dropped lower over her needle work. Among the Southern Democratic jour­ "How do you know Captain Montford did not relish the idea of her interceding for him. loves you?" nals which arc giving a hearty support to “Alice," he said, thoughtfully, “I am “Because ho has told me*«o," answered the President are the Richmond WKig, sorry now that I took your advice. I Alice, her head dropping still lower. Charlestown Newt and Courier, Nashville A silenec fell between the cousins. Alice ought to have spoken to your father last American, St. Louis Rtpublican, Memphis stitched away in happy confusion, and Ger­ night.” "Oh, no, no!" aldine regarded her with an exprawion of Aralancbe, Vicksburg Herald and New "Alice, allow me tone the beat judge in countenance that said plainly: this affair. I dp not wish Geraldine's Orleans Timet. “How I hate you !" Democratic love for an honest ballot-box For a long time in vain, beautiful Ger­ interference. I will go to your father at aldine Rathborno in her secret heart loved Captain Montford. She had hoped the day would come when hewoulddove her in re­ turn, but she knew now that she had loved and hoped in vain./ “Docs your father know anything about this, Alice ?" asked Geraldine, softly, after WM. UPJOHN, VTM. H. HAYFORD, “Geraldine,” she said, after a pause, ■‘papa always talks common sense to you." "Yes, Alice, and I was just going tossy that if you lot mo, I will intercede for you and Captain Montford." “Oh, Geraldine, I would be so grateful to you," said Alice. , "Then I will go and speak to him at once, and whaleuer he Bays to me, rest as­ sured it will bo his unalterable decision," and pressing a Judas kiss on Alice’s brow, Geraldine left the room. Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. GIVE US A CALL. WHOLE^O, 2045. , . her lorelj enuain for robbing her of the right timewith you, sir, when 1 happened of ycur oonremtion with your nmcc. Alice I think your are miotakeo in uyl, Geraldine is deceiving you. u atb’er thia lime," mid Geraldine deAlice never thought of marrying without •oar eon««l. until her p« h into think »!" ahe aaked. 'iWby do you her head. What's that you say ? Geraldine de­ ceiving me?" roared tho old riage with Hosmer. *oa few month, of my teamog will cure ‘•She is, sir- If J0*1 cou,(1 waIk down stairs with me now, anl overhear him of that. “But supposing well M I Oh, it is too may »e through thin dfair Oh, Geraldine, what shall ting there, your father will never consent I dor South shall bow respectfully before the Here u an interesting bit of nows, the importance of which Mr. Randall will not fail to appreciate. The Cincinnati Ga­ geite receives it from its Washington cor­ respondent: "Gen. Banks appears to be gaining some strength an a compromise candidate for tho Speakership. Gen. Will­ iams of Detroit, who is hare, and who is the troops are withdrawn from Louisiana, as they have been from South Carolina, and tho same policy bo consistently pur­ sued by the Administration, ha (Williams) for Banks. Gen. Garfield, too, m uodcr- atood to have several Southern Democratic street by an unknown man, who offered her A baby, sap a French wnler, , �\ho charges preferred against M^Jor flit ^epi-Weekiy BeptoblicanBajip.ef M. DKWKT. - - - ards by Mr. Murtagh, late member “G President of the Polios Board, but tn KDIIWU o'jnfino themselves to the official acts of ~ HaSwnoBi "Mich-, Ara. 23,1877. • Report come# from 5th. nameless for some time to come. Delta. inauguration of tho new Board. Woman’s Influence. SENATOR BLAINE*8 LETTER. Senator Blaino’a letter to the Boaton Lansiog that ,tho Jieraid hsjj created some excitement in has detached Barry cotinty political it to from the 17th Circuit, and ‘attached the the baby of the .Georgia Senator will bo subordinates performed subsequent to the THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Legislature HL Packard's obstinacy and the difficult task of the Communion eent to New Orleans, circles at the Capital. It ia look'd upon as an indication that h« will, If this U trne, the act is a previous insult to the 26,WO people of t>^ on the floor of tho Senate, criticise thu President's Southern policy in a manner, to county of Barry, no t one in a the,wn^ manifest disapproval. He will take the of whom favor being placed al mKJ ground that the blood of political martyrs of the will not be seed from which may spring an Judges elected by tb'^ 'pammaDy Ring in cxhubcrancc of good Republican fruit. New York Ci‘~ ( xould be a public blessHe will contend that, although the blood W. muD, 8« our d~ru, whiolr-1 Three years ago, when women became convinced that all legislation was fruitless coiar ot Lebanon, brought fi.0U1 polu*tiue. to arrest the evil of intemperauec, but.that jteynolds will begin operations at husbands, fathers and sons were steadily msrehing onward to fill drunkards’ graves, they roee in the strength of their mighty lore, far rbrir r~uo T.king rhe Wort Romeo on tho 25lb. He will put in two days there, and, like Davy Crockett* coon | the boys are preparing to come.down even I . of God for their guide, they read, “Call Albert Andcreon, of Grand Rapids, is regularly employed as composer and ar­ ranger for Brand’s famous Cincinnati or­ chestra, an organization second only in "Wanted—Men who are willing to work, to spend only what they have earned, wear what they have paid for; men who are not for sale, who will tell the truth and stand for the right always." The question arose, are women needed also ? "What qualifications do they require, and what places arc they to fill ? The an­ swer is, "energetic, self-sacrificing, Chris­ upon me in the day of trouble and I will deliver you." Trusting in this promise they went forth to battle—not only for America to Thomas'. in Washington the character and value of the minds of our children those principles Mr. Chandler's services daring tho late of virtue, morality and truth which shall and to place themselves on so high a moral WASHINGTON CITY. We know ofno city in the Union which pre­ campaign, and subsequently in securing a enable them to resist temptation and stead­ spect and again command from others that fair canvass of the electoral vote of Florida. ily retch toward a higher, pqror and bet sents greater inducements for manufactur­ His acknowledged efficiency as a public ing on a large scale than Washington city. officer is tho result of trial, and there can Its geographical location brings it by canal be no doubt that, in any post in tho public into juxtaposition with the great Cumber­ service to which he may be assigned, ho The incomparable but will perform his whole duty. unutilised water-power of tho Potomac h only waitingjthe ter life. If we faithfully discharge these duties how rich will be our reward, even A reporter for the-Grand Rapids Demo­ crat has discovered that “there has been ' quite a decided revival in most branches of ' manufacture which promises to be perma­ , nent.', Strange, when "his FrauduJcncy" jis the chief executive! The experiment of shipping salt by car in bulk is now being tried by the Michigan ISall Amociation with promise of success. A car will contain twelve and one-half tons in bulk, which is equal to ninety barrels, while a car will accommodate but 75 bar­ rels when packed. in this life I As mother and teacher, sentiment ferments wars, organizes armies, attention of capitalists Secretary Schurz has as yet made but and plunges a nation into anarchy and mis­ it few changes in the personnel of tho De­ ery, or promotes peace, progress and Chris­ partment of the Interior, and there have tianity. who will appreciate and appropriate Iron orc and raw cotton are within nsy reach by water and rail. Washington is a natural railroad centre. A few years ago there was but one railroad running into to been promotions from lower grades. higher Public opinion is the lever which the moral world. moves Surely, then, Ho has, in the main, accepted woman ia doing a vast work in thus form­ thing* as he found them, thus reflecting ing and moulding public opinion, through the city, and now there are five, with a credit upon the management of his prede­ her influence upon ihe youthful mind. prospect of an increase in numbers in the cessor. The outlet to market for the near future. The promotion of Mr. .Alonso It has been demonstrated that what the Bell from tho post ion of Chief Clerk to women of a country rcaolve upon will be manufactured articles is open and sufficient- that of Assistant Secretary is commended lor all production. The necessaries of life on all hands. The promotion of Major are and as cheap as in any abundant, neighboring city. War prices have taken to themselves wings and flown away. these and other wo reasons, For commend Washington as a most desirable point for The Soldier's Home in 1851 as a Military Asylum, the object of which ia to afford a home for old and dis­ abled soldiers of the United States Army. A service of twenty years or disability in the line of duty are the prerequisites to Pensioners admission. of the regular eny are also admitted, but are required to surrender their pensions while they are in­ mates of the Thia will be the home. "fit to made." be President's residence during the heated pathy, especially qualify her to accomplish good wherever her inclination or abilities call her to labor. When we hear of some great disaster at a distant point "we immediately bestir our­ selves to devise means for guarding against a like calamity at home. After the horrors of the Brooklyn conflagration, which was so destructive -rtf human lift, the attention of the proper authorities was directed to an improvement in the mode of egress from our theaters. Now we have tho holocaust at St Louis, which is la­ mented in every section of tho country. This frightful eatastropby will suggest to tank. APPOINTMENTS IN THE TREASURY. It has again been published that the Beeretary of the Treasury will enforce the law of 1875, relative to appointments in his department, making an equitable dis tributaon between the several States and tho proper officers of Washington what steps shook! bo taken, without any delay, to compel the owners of our large hotels to make such improvements as will afford a means of easily escaping from tbc buildings ments on end after January one 1876, and are now in foree. contended that Il is doc fight our country’s battles, and thus retain the inheritance of our fathers, she pro­ ceeded at onoc, with a wise consideration which showed her appreciation of the interdrts at stake and her knowledge of tho ■magnitude at the undertaking, to devise ways and^meane, so for as possible, to pre­ ventsuffering and provide for their comfort while absent. Thousands deprived them­ spent their time in the hospitals, or at home organizing fairs and soldiers' aid so­ cieties to support the hospitals and sanitary commuaioM under their charge, and thus succeeded in raising funds with which to relieve much of the want and suffering prevent. A BAEY WAITING FOR A NAME. By thus proving to those fight log our battles that the whole heart and The foot was noted ten days or more life of the people was engaged io the con­ ago that tho wife of Senator Gordon, of flict, the courage of our army was sus­ Georgia, had been delivered of a girl baby. tained, and their faith in the final triumph The South Carolina difficulty had just of oar cause. Deca settled, and the Senator first pro­ faith were the moral power which moved posed to call the ucw comer “Carolina," to them. our armies forward to victory. but as ha already had a daughter named By the magnitude, system, thoroughness Caroline, this would not do, as the pet and persistency of her < fforts during the and name (Carrie) would be the same for both, war, the women of our country did more the Dwtrict of Colombia. so he determined to wail until the Govern­ to solve the MMtal problem JJDttlM IN ment woman's sphere" than all that can le writ­ MAJOR RICHARD S CARE. of Louisiana was turned over io Nicholls, when be would gits his Ette one U» wk «f "Unan*." GILMORE, NEW ADVERTISMENTS. _____ Jidgfag fra. CBXobridje'.itAM. APPRECIATION. irfuUy G. P. Rowell A Co's. Col. VagrtiM 1> Sold by all taggistc. 0 ------------- ------------------------------ State Affairs. The Detroit fire department hare put up an elegant monument in Elmwood cem- The amount of salt mads in this State during the month of March was 61.526 barrels. KU VISKHTHmTOBAI < <■ r Local blijijie?? Notice,1; FOR FALX BV ALL »E.tLLt:3 is fu-g. THE HtHUR TOBACCO CO. UMKLY1,1. X WOZDEUSn SVCCEM > *9,000 nt Ut« Genesee county has a female deputy register of /deeds in the person of Miss The Milwaukee boats are now making regular daily trip* between Grand Haven and Milwaukee. Owens, of Vermont, has at last chal­ lenged Martin, of Ypsilanti, to "wrestle ell hfa » wiwtK. The Oddfellows of this State are making groat preparation* for their anniversary, which come* on the 26th. State Senator Burch resigns and goes to Grand Rapids to enter on his duties as U. 8. District Attorney. A six-year-old boy was sent front Kan­ sas to Bay City. The agents said ho was the liveliest package they ever handled. There arc several cases of the small-pox at Qaincy. One death has occurred, that of Mrs. Lewis Higgins, who <MeG 3atorday. DRUNKARD STOP? OPIUM HABIT. heart of the Alps of America—the Rucky Mountains. Jaunts ore made to all ths famous resorts of Colorado, the remark a blu ruins, tho spriags, the mincn, and, iti short, to every point of interest to tourL-t, agriculturist, capitalist. miner, and invalid. With the Tourist, the San Juan' Guide keeps filing company, and the two publi­ cations are mailed free to all Writing for one or both to T. J. Anderson, Topeka. A. Card. We lake this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all cases of pilet, without the u.-e of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F- <t I. W. Brown. Hastings, Dec. 21,1876. xxi68tt Tho Cedar Springs Uofoe Fair Associa­ tion will hold a hone and 31rt days of M June. At Mason, Satards was found guilty of imbtuci F. Morley. The verdict was murder in In the Sweet By-and-By Cannot but be tho happy thought < the fortunate recipient of the “Rocky Mountain Tourist" scans it* wonder­ fully attractive pages and peruses its fasdnaling descriptions. Must beautifully embellished with new and highly artistic engravings, its letter-press a model of typ ographical rishness, aud tho arrangement throughout simply superb, the Rocky Mountaln Tourist is worthy of compari­ son with Picfuretjuc American or The Aldine. Il is written in gossipy, graphic style, covering details of the tour through Whitman's Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A fall supply at J. P Robert*’. An cighl-year old. mutical Manistee rendert a number of by blowing into ohe end of a tea. The red ribbon dub of Big Rapids number 525, and is still on the increase. They are fitting up in tue opera house "JACKSONS BEST'' Chewing Tobacco NoticeFarmers please take notice that I havo bought out tho interert of Calhoun & Beckwith, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interert to call and sets me. xxiSltf J. W. Brock. Wanted. former near White eas weed apply'’frsa New Efland. Wart Virginia, Arizona, GOOD EVIDENCE. Perhaps that courage and Kmt Yerk, Pew-yirem., Ohio, Maryland, Delaware, (AR F_ MOORE. FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN. His naniu is Covert or Landon, or some­ thing or other, and be has been traveling selves of all bnt the necessities of life, and This properly belonging should be corrected. In our aril war, after relinquishing son, husband and lover to We are told that some States are charged with appointments U>> iplriu, disturbed Bleep, am! Oalsad Uftaen Praia of Flesh. which the government had no power to in caso of fire. Territories and the district of Columbia. The terms of the statue apply to appoint­ ficing spirit and for-reaching, genuine sym­ tion. EGRESS FROM OUR HOTELS. was founded Little good can be accomplished There promMions are in the right direc­ manufacturing enterprises. THE PRESIDENT'S SUMMER RESORT. effected. without a strong bond of sympathy be­ Lockwood, from the Chief Clerkship of tween ourselves and those we would bene­ the Patent office to that of the Depart­ fit ; hence woman's strong love, self-sacri­ ment is eminently skaum *TMPTMMI^-Wai»t of «pp«lte ib'nxof food mrt wM th* steoisth, acidity ot Mb, hMrthora. drnMM aod vhlle»«u . • a... The-following is a statement of the re­ ceipts and disbursements at the relate Treasurer's office for the week ending April 11, 1877. Balance on band April 7, 1877, 1888,495.71 ; receipt* for the week, fill.570.4l ; disbursements, $10,­ 425.26, balance on hand April 14, 1877, 8889,639.87. respect without which no one can influence ' Very HMMtfaQy, MONROE J'A A young man named John Gianville, working at tho Calumet Mine, recently made a misstep aud fell down No. 3 shaft, a distance of 800 feet, aud was instantly killed. He was an unmarried jnanof very steady, industrious habits, but twenty-one years old, and highly respected. plane that they may regain their self-re­ others for mod. M w woman forms tho opinions and moulds the public sentiment of society, and public PROMOTIONS IN THE INTERIOR. VESETINE. Sotnw Bonox, May o, ino. Two candidates for the office of super­ intendent of schools in a Sanilac county township, who had both received the same number of votes, settled the difficulty by a game of euchre, best two in three, means of forged letters purporting\q be stor Blaine's Letter-Senator Morton E. Chandler think that if partisan services izc that this life is not all; that our work of their reformation, by earnest sympathy from the President of the Fart Wayne, and other Senators—Hon. Wm. E. are deserving of reward, and distinguished ia not merely for time ; that we are edu­ and generosity, aid them in their struggle Jackson k Lansing Railroad. If he will Chandler—Promotions in the Interior executive ability is any recommendation cating minds that will exist through the to free themselves from the chains which return to Michigan he will hear of so me—Egress from our Hotels—A Baby for official position he should be recognized countless ages of eternity, that to ua is hare bound them, to regain the physical thing to h>s disadvantage. by President Hayes. Wo all know here entrusted the sacred dnty of instilling into and mental vigor so wantonly nacrificod, wanting for a name. land Coal fields. WHAT I UOW ABOUT ' country, liberty and law, but for their Edward Huysor, aged 11, has left the homes, for the peace, the intelligence, the 1 parental mansion at Marshall, and struck morals of their families—yea, for the/ires out for the great west, where gold and and the untlt of their husbands and chib scalp* and wild Indians and camp fires and Buffalo Bills do most abound. , dren. Was it, then, any wonder that tim­ It is strange, but true, nevertheless, that id, shrinking women could in public unite the Upper Peninsula—a part of the great their prayers that God would stretch forth agricultural State of Michigan—is depend­ his mighty arm to save them from the ent on Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota curse that was crushing them and those for all the produce it consumes. tian women are always needed, to -fill all ihe rights under the Constitution of tho church, that blood was shed by ene­ places where work is to be done." If she the people to elect their Judge has been mies and not by friends. Ho will admit, । implicitly follows, where pure, womanly inruthlessly trodden under foot—the however, that it is a characteristic of the stinets lead, she need not fear getting out voice of the people set at naught— Republican party to accord the right of they loved down to degredation and death ’ the Judge of their choice, and a very able individual opinion to its members so far as of her proper place. ’ Ridicule, scoffs and insults were heaped The work is to relieve the want and mis­ apd true roan taken from them, and a roan a regard for the unity of the organisation upon them, and their work is by many ery all around, to educate, improve and el­ in whose election they had no voice, and will permit. stigmatized as fanaticism and a failure. evate those with whom she is brought in in whom they have no confidence os a SENATOR MOUTON AND OTHER SENATORS. contact. While every true woman will re­ Judge set over them at the dictation of the Here in Washington, curiosity ia on a member that th? centre of her influence is plishes Jiis purposes and fulfills his prom­ men of Kent. tip-toe to know what may be the positions in the home circle, as daughter, wife and ises ; and to-day we sec the answer to those In the name of the people of the counprayers in tho conversion of Dr. Reynolds that several leading Republican Senators mother, she will also realise that the high­ oounty of Barry without distinction of may take on the floor of the Senate, rela­ er her culture and tho wider her experience and his dedication to the work of saving party, except a few who expect to vse the ting to the President's Southern policy. and influence, the more efficiently can she drunkards through the power* of love. In Judge forced upon ua by this arbitrary a letter he says he is the “leader, of over Senator Morten being recognized as among fill there positions. act of the Legislature, the Constitutional­ 90,000 men, plucked from a drunkard's the most pronounced in defense of Repub­ As a wife, her influence is almost unlim­ doom, as the trophies of those noble wjjmity of which, ia, to say the least of it, very lican principles and the protection of tho ited, cither to improve or ruin her husband. doubtful, we enter a solemn protest, and en who in northern cities and villages knelt party, will, no doubt, define his position If her standard of truth, honor and integ­ appeal to the Governor to prevent tho and prayed in nearly all the rum-shops or at an early day. rity is high, and she ia willing, contentedly consummation of this terrible wrong to the before the doors.” While with joy and Besides Senator Morton, there is a con­ and cheerfully, to make the best of the cir­ people of the county by the exercise of hope we contemplate what has already been siderable inquiry indulged in to determine cumstances in which she is placed, her hus­ the veto power. the views of other Sbuatora, in relation to band has little temptation to dishonorable accomplished, let us remember that all ef­ fort* were fruitless until drunkards resolved political events which have transpired practices; bnt, on the contrary,if depriva­ The actiougf the Senate in refuting on telf-talvation, decided they had the since the adjournment of Congress. tion of the luxuries of life, with her, to pass the house bill reducing the pay of power to stop drinking because it was Among these Senator), Conkling, J. D. means discontent and repining, and the the Railroad Commissioner, was an act Cameron, and Howe, arc conspicuous. right, and also to assist others to reform. possession of wealth and its attendants is worthy of the highest commendation. We I For snch resolutions and purposes wc can Developcmcnta will be eagerly looked for. to her far more important than the man­ hope the Senate will stand by that vote only thank the Divine Being who imparts If party lines are to be changed, in what ner in which they are obtained, tho temp­ without fidtaring, for it ia just as it should strength to tho weak, instructs tho igno­ and to what extent such changes may tation to secure a smiling, chcqrful wife rant and reclaims the erring. be. modify or wipe out old issues or. create and pleasant home ia so strong that honor new ones, are subjects of speculations. Our work now is to divest ourselves of and integrity are sacrificed; and hence­ OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Coming events may east their shadows forth, instead of walking on a high, moral all false pride and take these unfortunate before, but the shadow is yeUtoo obscure plane, he goes down with weakened moral one* by the hand, not as outcasts, but m>‘ brothers and sisters redeoemed from bond­ The Pjeaidant’s Summer Reaort-Ap- to make assertions reliable. power to wander in dark and devious ways. age and brought home to our Father's HON. VOLJL CHANDLER. pointments in the Treasury—Deci­ But it is as mother that woman's influence house. Let us, by faith in the permanence The many political friends of Hon. Wm. is most powerful. Bow little do we real sion in Major Richard's Case—Sen- Washington, D. C., April 12, ’77: H- R. Steven's Column. A short time since I read the following advertisement: of the martyrs may have been the seed of V A ’ has been prreenu,! by Judge Cooley to Congregational Church of Lansing. It k-i ever sex we belong to. of "what is PENSIONS!: aCTRttiJ-_____________ A good, improved Farm. Any one ring a form of 80 acres or more, with __ ____ Tao.. J. Wn-ora. Mu^2tr Baiting*. March 28. 1877. It » a shrewd world in which w« Uve, and there is Httle nnappreeirtod tab 0. D. Spaulding. �rtsSBjii-lleekljIlepliMicipMppef BARRTCOOITT OfflCIALFAMI The Lauios sodely of the Presbyterian church return to Prof. Samuel Dickie for bis able and eloquent lecture st the church, on Wednesday evening last, their sincere thanks. The proceeds were S32.&3 added to the fund now Lcing accumulated to TinK-UAHD . . - - Suicide in this CHy Yesterday. Al about uno o'clock yesterday (Sunday, the Dr. citixeni of our city were startled by the report that Wm. P. Starkweather, a resident of tlic >ir»t Ward, bad committed suicide by hang­ ing Of eouree a crowd quickly assembled to The Rev. Moses Smith the genial and abl. Pastor of the Congrtgaiiotml church at Jackson, will lecture at the Presbyterian church to-morrow (Tuesday) evening subject “Ota ■ Bs;.-: tu-Kxpres* (SatardajraudSuudaysMfaOO r. u FURNITURE Remedies quest was held, but nothing of importance was elleitod. further than that Mr. .Starkweather himself. I. □st orrii'E Schenck's Standard THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Ho committed the act in the kitchen the l.dire who are engaged In raining a fund Admission. 25 cents. The address on Od4 Fellowship by the Rev. J. Boynton will take piece at Union Hall, at o'clock, r. M., on Thursday, the 20lh. Inst., Instead of in the evening, as before announced :».lr:n,at Furr.'iture, U ndertakng, Picture Frames' Etc Special Notices of tho rope, which he put around his nock aud lei himself sag down and choke to death, hl. wire, hanging, and dead. time cahi> No one should fail to hear him. By reference to tho programme, published elsewhere, it will *. ■ Don’t buy any Furniture or Pictime ramen. until you have priced thbir Goods, foryou udvrsbla slock u> the rope. His wife sod their three children were out walking at tho time, Every effort wai expected. the passage of a resolution (he other evening which makes the Mayor the custodian of bids, fhe partisan bias of Republicans are bound to J. M. NEVINS.P. M. 'John, please tell us wnere that “snub" OFFICERS. will save money by it. t> to consult Dr. Schenck, either perlelter. can do if at hto principal ofSixth andArehSu.. Philadelphia. SZendu? m'edieis _rourhont theeoun. Mr. Starkweather was a punter by trade, and had been a resident of this city for many Everybody knows they are the only tu THE AM&ABR PUBJJO. as he appeared perfectly rational and sober but a few minutes before he coutmiUm! tho act. PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS we can assign for bls self-destruction. Tho Coroner's verdict will not be given until two o'clock thisanemoon, which will be loo laic for this Issue. Wo ihaU rel<mtlww£pm* aapon* jhoJWtau. ar&&&“• -tfsissr .tiff tts-. the resolution adopted May 6th, 1876, the __ Tonic. forpublie printing. By the resolution adopted May 1st, 1875, the .committee on ordinances in the city and attend promptly to all calls .&sks»2&K!s and help a* in our task of brin.ln. thm most uaprineipted men to Iho.bwof Jastioe. Uniformly some restorative of the vital powers, depressed ■.» ™. * by mental or bodily exhaustion. In such k ,Wki .Wi™ in that line day or night. i ro Furniture Depot, "South Side State St., Hastings Mich. March 3rd 1877 if. Bill, rob Cole, Curtis Perrr to-DAY’SADVER flSEMENTS- Election of Officers. the alcoholic or medicinal stimulants, which must be followed by depression equal to their excitement, reinvigorate his deranged ' system by (he natural tonic elements of the Patvi tn Srarr. Bold by all druggists. aprlfil2 TAKE NOTIC11 ■ Ayer’s Advertisements Ayer’s All About the ,T3 hlch will be found in another column of this paper. Tfie Doctor will be at the Hastings House on Walt. L. Wilkins, Foreman. Harry Anderson, Assistant Foreman. Frank 3. Bowen,‘Secretary. Baker Shriner, Treasurer. Mode Rich, Company Engineer. A. J. Angie, Steward. County. Uot<l l<»|. 500 taper ports, seasoned swamp oak for le. J W. A C. G. Bentley. llath.r a dry time for locals. Council proceedings have not been sent in. Greenback* are worth in coin cent* on r dollar. The Hasting- House i» al present undergo- Council Proceedings. A special meeting of the Common CoAcil of le (StT of Hastings was held at their room on Council was called to order by his Honor the Mayor. Roll being call*! the follows; Aldermen TJ>e Court Route 1* undergoing a thorough Aid. Abbey. -Lewis. McNaughton.BpeuMing and Tomlinson tion and never undertakes a case that bo Is not certain of curing. The Doctor has recently returned from San Francisco. California, and intends remaining in this Stale, and will make a monthly visit to this town on the SCtlwo each month giving the citiiens of Hastings f and vicinity the benefit of his extensive experience aud wonderful skill. Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hairdo its natural Vitality and Color. The city printing for the ensuing year goes Job printing U a specialty st ‘he Baxm Our merchants should remember that now is the time io tell the people the bargain. they ;bt lOCKY mdcr- tifully < tjp^ment lOCKT tnparir The rupliic irough krkani very Rockr­ ill th? tod, in ourwt, ivalid. SriDE publiig for Opcka, lie batt Happy Zcph. Willison not only sells good good* cheap, but he always has a smile fcr If the man who stole the Buckskin Mittens and Iron Wedge from J. C. Woodruffs Toq Shop will return the same, all right. If not. Thobent thing to feed your horsts, cat­ tle, sheep and hogn, is Oil Cake, at apr 12 Wanzer A Barneh. I am now running a New Portable Ma- YNlf PliOYMBAT FOR chine for moving, rais­ ALL If you intend to use wall paper thin spring, come and see our very large assortBlent before purchasing. apr 12 . Wanzkr & Barnes. ing or changing the o co • 3M Woodward Areaue. Detroit. Mieb °r buildin A Important Notice. Hastings, March 16,1877. Hating found | the payment of High Rent a tax too great for my customer* to pay, I have purchased of Augustus Rower the went half of his new brick block on placed on file by the following vote the north side of State street, next west ot Ayes—Aid. Abbey. Lewin. McNaughton. Lit Boot and Shoe Store, where I shall Spaulding and Tomlinson—5. made to order on reasonable terms at move ere long. In the (meantime I will apr 12 Woolley’s. continue to sell Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots »nd Shoes, Carpets, Groceries, AcAc., at the lowest living prices, to dose out Teachera’ Examination. my prosent stock, before moving into my B. J- Grant. There will be a pnbhc examination of new quarters. Spaulding and Tomlinson—5. all persons desiring to teach, Ute coming mar!9w6 Nays—None. summer in tho township of Hastings, at On motion, Council adjourned. Cancers the Center school house, on Wednesday April 25th, 1877, commencing at 9 o’dock a. m. The examination will be both of all kinds cured. Cancers of the Breast written and oral, and applicants should removed without breaking the akin if tak­ Anniversary of Odd Fellowship. provide themsdves with paj>er and pencils. en early. Knife/ not used. Very httlo Dated, Hastings April Utb, 1877. pain. Call on or address Programme for the celebration of the 68lh Geo. W. Brown, E. F. Brows, M. D., anniversary of Odd Fellowship on Thursday, Township Sup’t of Schools. aprI2lf Hastings, Micb. march to the Hall of Hastings Lodge, escorted by the Hastings Baud anti the Middleville W e would call the attention of delinquents Band. Teachers' Examination. There will be a public examination held at the Bryant school house, District No. 1 of the township of Baltimore, on Satur­ day, April 28tb, 1877. Examination will commence rt 9 o'clock, a. m-, and will be both written and oral. Dated April, the 13th 1877. Geo. E. Bryant, Township Snp’t of School. Repairing of all kinds 1n bur lino promptly dtno at tire luwrot living rules. rail on you we shall. There was an altercation in Maple Grove of music will mirch through the principal streets of the city to Union Hal.. 4th. Address by Bsv. J, Boynton, P. G. Republican true and tried, has been appointed U. B. Minister to Spain, vice, Hon. Caleb * Woolley. Brick for sale nt my yard. Soction 23d, . fith. Benediction by R«v. G- "• Sherman, The public, both ladies sad gentlemen, ar. B8ti Henry L. Newton. xxilidtl Dec. 5th, 1876. Boots and shoes in aU the latest atylro for Ladies and Gents at Woolley r. apr 12 Beith Up. kind. will greatly improve in the northern 4 Teachera' Examination will be hold at the Carlton Center School House. on Friday, the 20th day of April, A. D. 1871, at 9 tfdock A. M. Teachera will please provide themselves with pens and psper. Ld bo ready to begin promptly at the hour. No certificate will..be granted to those making up a partial list. Examina­ tions to continue at thd discretion of the Tow-xiranftrfSob-u Cnrlton, April q»12«3 (■rao', boot, wl ■k«». S"”1, “P If you want to buy a suit i j occasional use will prevent tho hair from turning gray or falling 0$ and | consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dan­ gerous, and injurioiifi to tho hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. - If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing eke can be found so desir­ able. 'Containing neither oil not dye, it docs not soil, white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful from small to great, ' and having handled about 1,200 buildings in sixten years, I feel confident I can satisfy those who may fa- vor me with a call. perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., pi ke My-address is Irv-' ing, Barry Co., Mich. BBEorejrMSUrer OnrfowU are all first elm and we rusrantoe roiitfieUaUjto^ali rt“ap for descriptive EGGS. fi'4.OO ' per Residence — Six miles directly West Doxen. J. B. STICKLE, Marlboro, Stark County. Ohio. from Hastings. POULTRY WORLD. cd lUustreisd Monthly. i, (: rnl.r-rly aiis:.ksavWr iS M. D. Reed dartres to oall attontton to h»D«Wv»si»p. .b«. h.»»r b. f,)UM> « JI hoan, of UJT <Uj, i~Iy •« d» A. S DEAN Irving, Mich., Apr. 23rd 1817. work in H» line, from P»[W.> Jk»inU1«l<lwl>«l,lo Ure bmMurg «< £ W bum«r«r «»■> >" ‘b« ““‘V' lUrry. dJK Corpoi lh« pU~; « tb> u,t .hop with j-on B&b 4 Bro., Church and Rrilrntd Street. pr23m3. oon>« o for Printers. All persons indebted to John Stanley New Millinery Store, ua uutifiod lo oo»« «»d «>ul» '[«' eoutt Tkatimia w b.»d ’ben “ natter, mnK bo oeulod ------------------------------■» <d°“ “F.‘b> “ld Suu 8L.-oet.Kort>> We, Sn<-door muoro, .nd . word lo .ho w»e» .oSM no man wishes to pay costs. Dy Ladies, please call and look at our goods John Stanley. *• ' Woolley a. xx6tf Grant s is the store ior na™ Why? Because you con buy more gooas I Notice to Teachers of Carlton. cheap, at in Rutland. Sob'.c Order. Petoeky, and report that thaw are lively, and remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a |»asty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its UIWEll. MASS. Bear it in mind thal Happy Cal Wagner and (rating ndical- , with hcaltliy, and ef­ fectual for pre­ serving tho hair. Faded on gray hair if toon mtored lo itt original color, with the glou and frtilmtu of youth. Thtti hair in thickened, falling hair checked, and Inldnesv often, though not always, cured by its use. Noth- io ing can restore tho hair where Gio | lb- recipe *nd d remsdv by Which to profit by the v by .MrreriBg in penoct . OGDEN. <2. Codor.MreeL H .ii i „i,-<i Blank and Brown, all at very low rates at kin. w» ««nt«l and annroved. and ordered | _ WaNZKR A BaRNKH. apr 12 ^enew a I o'clock P- M.. as follow. : 1.L Opening Ode. 2d. Prayer by Rev. R- W. Fletcher. • will which is nt once ERRORS of YOUTH. hll .’r.L’JSS. APIS? iKEtSd the 26lh last., at Hasting*: JKe members of Prairieville and Woodland Lodges, together with Healings Lodge and Hall this (Monday) evening. The popularity Palmer Encampment. soon after 12 o'clock. M.. of Cal s troupe is so great that it needs no encomiums from us. I*t al! remember the Odd Fellow's celebra­ tion at Union Hall this city, on Thursday next. before one. may Concern. York. A Meat—AIU. vewey. nua-en »nu i ouuB. Tte bo.4 or Horioo „ S«« C— i Tb. l.™t Book of WfU o».»l M—r -U - -OU.. U» “f Of'?*'■’ ,P‘“k' ''k; ' Sisis. To Those whom it bfore ■ We keep Wfi Dom«tic paper fashtow for India and children. We have the Chi- aprl2m3 NOTICE �RURAL TOPICS. Legale. ( 8a, ssi’ff’SXiisv--. “* Catharine Oitraadcr. Complrinanr. laaUncs. oa Saturday MAKAQEMENT OF SHEEP An extensive sheep breeder in New York State gives his system of caring of Merinos (and all breeds require the same manage­ ment} u follows: "I will first state what tor r-dj cub, ’boat .5 P* «■ Legale. Legal s. Steci’Tios. U. 8. INTERNAL. REl the 17th day SPECIAL at tea ling and Silas the oeUtioe. dale verified. M. Frye KVIM lb»t Ike admiuiitralfoo Kato way ho (mated to some sellable JsraWiEt ratysrss- 'Stea —«» cooldborcabyP""1-1** Urs. to™, »r mcrcbiat. who toll ctolo .^,torc^. .•Ib..«'..b.»«..Jto baj .11 I »crJ I" ,» coaU bare the Legalt. PR6BATZ TJHDEk. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of B if futoco, i»e »dw r««4c' r°'J '"‘5 । _____ -------- CHANCERY SALE- Written forth* turvaucaa **. TAX triton. dirX-ud *ad for wantttr-, • "illnn. M ■ . lurdCali... . .. . S lUW'tejKtat. or u sr.‘_r.r layl.Un. a»»"J « T^ftunrTTi1T7. „oM wo—ad «-»<> “ f300 *"_■ ° long even strew and corn fod- p For. tomcr r^aioatopairoardit. aprlMT D'ur,,t tob.r« to wort hwl U1 U>«-too,»d ■" befell tob.retotorr.orcr.llto.mt.to lhe rdbgo .torekoepcr to fj old debt., » ..Cditooto^or Tboih.iootopd'^ to commcocc a new credit —ount, hb crop, for lb. out -f>»- $1*5«■ ** VMS OF THE Lil ABOVE QUOTED ARE •SSA’ii’SES'}- thiTra», I L^raab™,".^ « "" is#-. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In tho matter *f_tho ertato of 0<Uv4e Meeeqaser ■'ASTu ForMdur UAK A‘,n.tnoor„. I bun on credit; k»d ’be" bo rwarto bio HSS' "to” where be get. inured, perb»|» . toare or raa tbra fttoi cltoto ‘^‘Tuira^tot*) j^Ml^ed^yinr^^a^Z two of men bare ran up W biU.00 cred, it, rad ue «n^b>top.y. probate court of Barry, toaaty Mishina, all of th* estate, risht, title, end intarwt of the eaid dee—Aid of. la and to the real eelate eitaated and betas in the my of Barry, in tho rtataofMiehi- Sotnenuyb.ee owning ereryttoupl. rad U— debt. « „id to b. “ low." loot. But they I rail "Bra, “d BUicg lien rrato to raora SgtaeUira ay. : "I tore but during tb. you in tod I«i» "X'u’M? manbL’a? Aaminlatralor, . ' WAK.’yjw ' xoTtca. , debto •—, nod I mtut tnnke toy good cm"Wet ^ILju’mu without aiplenty ,otids. avoid! n< the nse of slura :”nd f tm— mlden ralee arc loriowoi. you will be hipI'tSlrra*-“dfiral >“KT. Mothen and Daughters. ADMINISTKATOH’SNALE. U *■• tkinymor* than another for whieh MX rara. JOaHLA PECK, deceased. J ,he b, tb. ram-1 boemtr oo the etreet. “» .„„„hiog the fTountira green- b.ravw. rof I sternal Rev—ee. them know it" So be nurk. up the price,, of hb goodu 'ucorfingly. For 35 year. I tore bought my grace™, by the What is more foarfol than a L.-*aklnr down of the nerrou. nvitam T Tu bo ---------- In tbe matirr of th* mtato of Onlvia Meeeea“Braken rad tuooce romer, py thou Io—. with’"* \ C H0O8E H KT W HEX Tl IK M HOLLOWATS PILLS. Nervous Disorden. Whereon my wife Sanaa Wlcki has left my if iiss":; trait heron my so—mt.— I shall yay no debt! SSViFeSKWifHE other eontroaUM after thU date. .-peeial-Tax Klamp* win Dafod. Oraarerill*. Barry Co . Mich.. March. 2nd. only on receipt from th* p*i ’ marehdiT . STEPH KN L. WICKS same of apactlr dimedone bol4X? probata o«ee in theelty of I lhe leuaiug humbug. ot “• “I. an Moodur, the lrih day of April year cue thousand elsht hundred and '"T n. Jrartirameuf of New York Stock to nee how he sund. u to pronto, Diseases with Its Agonies ............. . ........ rii or more-------- ------- MO 0 UIRAM M. ALLKN. tn»r. a pewvp*p«r printed anty of Barry, for thro* p“^ttoU,to^»toSS,^”« tbto, bed debt", bu to help to pay than. HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES .u. two horvee or other animal*; Peddlarv of tobacco. a*oond elaaajtwo horsea 1M pmtm eesneranoe* who deal, with the •per»n who bu Tb. merebrat. on uking ra raeoanl of Holloway’s Advertisements. Aad for each atill maaafoetnrod—___ And for e—h worm maaefactured Maaafaeturm of tobaoeo—............................ aragra of >oa to puc them ra opF»" .. wu„,f.'t»g -v'*-4’ „ cecry rtapotwiblc iuwor, rad other per as • rarawrav. tuuu Clow ten* oorev < PeddlerseftaCLeo.fosirtkcUai’ina"foot < -on. mJ, rad other, nuy not own "»y property in their own nra— (tb«r wire, th Item dour of 1 iy • AJD. ISVT at one o’clock in the loyreaUasia tbe tew—hip of Amr•t Bury, ia the stale of Michi - the petition, dalr veriied. ^110^^. prayia* that the adminiatneetau may be (ranted to pome writable bill u the cod of tb. year, bo » At >bo SS4K?jll>' THE FOLLOW, VIZ: Reotlhen-----------------------... ----------------- g3» (c U, Whra I «»■"»» “ ".^"“'to s™° my rrato,. not, parcnUj uk the pnto of whu. b. u th. unooot- ® TIES UBMCEDflTHDI THE PBO- SoPr for OomplalnanL PROBATE ORDER. aa.parvaaatto Licenra and authority ytantai on the ttb day of December. A.D.. IFT, Probate Court of Barry OomiyTMiqhlsaa, wholemle, u riiout lhe unit price. th.l i ahd waul of Appetite. country merctonu tore to P<y for them, utd I know ttot I tore rated thoumnd. of dolluu framer., rad .11 people who tore Irage fratilira to rapport. BREEDS OF COWS. Like sheep, swine and poultry, it - "'aT*"’ ffwrf. ttoir wtol-“Lt Thu rabject to well ’Orth • ■eriou con.ider.lioo by not be frant-d. ^.rtoW^^^ « rratraort.* A great many person.* have been *»» never been decided which breed of cows is ,nl city, as an extenrioortt ed'ertbed „ ri,e .‘TraetoLeoth Crtpraj. in regard to lhe merits of differentbrecds. I huiia up “Muter"! eilj. >“ . Tbc following qualities pertain to the four I „yed. houto". eh""h'" .p’ We .fre' I orot-r ,m? beet breeds in the United States : i> VOPVJ _ making good butter and cheese, and as a . CHAJfCKRY~ aprl?!t4. liners. BSEl ri(ht. title end IMSrqM uflLruatd decaeetl of.tnand to th ere* I eclat* e*taal*d and betas in IheGraatyof Barry la th*Sl*t* of Miehisaa. known ami described a* lolluwe. te-W: The eeatn half(K) uf lhe weel JiOS;. ■.. dv, thoeUbih day of May A. D, IC7. at the hear ef tea o'clock tu the forenoon, at the north front door E.i'alhr ’SK ■ the —U Sum HoUtei*.—rhia breed ia of Dutch on. gin, is larger than the Avreshire, an enor­ •'”^:“B..krapi rrtein indeotara of morisase made and exocatod “ *#• •tehtomtth day ot Aaswet. In lhe year of ur,J.'an, en* thjiu-ind eisht hendredaadseventy. J,T.“(Wra^-!;"r.-.'.V.Tvte.TKa«ttl exceeding all other breeds, and of good quality. This breed ia better for beef than the Ayreahirea. Short-Ham.—This is thobreed for good beef, decidedly the beat that exists; and Ouid.“ which ’'*? uuriee MU merely ^efl ® nSTof the old t0 have sbont [■rimaee le amrtedt end tbe Mtiua of the bowel, bru!“k’p**kl®«’’iR«;’i,‘l>er*lax>ti. e dae *" ’■iek,T •• d>w in* eorreetinr med The undivided twe-third^V of th, west half (Afl oftbe eoath westI quarter >‘1> of Mvtiun twenty four Dated. April 4. A. D. 1C7. Wil.MI.NER OSBORN. inriLwr Guardian. Tbi."rtJ look, like coldyrara .goJHt» worthkra, or tot raon i» “took. Jertey.—This breed and the Alderney are now rated as the same breed. are s^reMW »*"*?'"X £u £ or th.J X£EX;-“£ but one or two cows, and prefer quality to quantity in milk. No farmer or dairyman should breed cows'pure, as it has been found more prof­ itable to breed grades, and to hate grades of different breeds in the same dairy. ■A, Ayrrehira, Holism, or the Short- PKTBOLEVM ON SUING LEA. In regard to applying petroleum toahin- rfteiKS’tTK for tbo hearins cfeaid potilh □ rt. then to be bold— City of llMtios*. and petroleum also prevent* the surfanc of the petitioner ther Orden 1 laud aocordin* • satae more orfei ^J^*JhXtolto by umplj g«j X Dated Prairieville, Dee. 27. ICS. Jan. 4. TT-UX PR INCH llOLDEN. Hortsvsoe. itfesssasitet Ml ““ “gcTbib the dog went u f Tft] wU..Whni » the worst, srfe of mvm EU-SU.ttWi1 “ date were allowed for eredito.naotiaco. April Wk. 1ST7. Apr1191 Contract.. 'ADMlSwfHATORTsAEEr 'iiKsvi, S?ateSrffiW1‘S!¥; !Xf47B!S»2S.-SS^; Reed world, in boxe. at Koenti. &«t. b*T' f^rff ‘ 7X7^’’ brurh It m about four feet »*>g> ““ No ASIdaviM of pcbUeailoa will bo (tv< paid for. All to bo la—rtod at tbo Btaf to .................. SvATI or Maty tf Sarryum REMOVAL ! PuNiaher oftkaHu W.M. Iloi wea By 5—two w north or ma, bated. Mamh 36th. A D. ICT. william mangham. it hardens makes it more compact in tex­ ture, aad rather le— liable to take fire. The h'*lth’' “G°» : K lhe petition, date verified hwcl’WEg J,“h“ “ „d for Bftj rant. making two pounds of makai but one pound from other cows. , 00 svjated dir—tiou. and th* Uintaie bo wen robbed into lhe email oftheba« um. Thia (reatment will rivealmoeti relief when ell other a—na have failed. For Stomachi out of Order. Komodieioe willooeEeetaally Improv PROBATE ORDER. They This breed is mostly kept by men who want KT.^.-pr.T.’^rdX '_______ _________________ and arise all tho rtrtl, title aad inter—t the raid 1" 01 ? *•“ i,h d*r Of D*rember A. D. 1S76. in and to the foliowins doocribSsS't.TSfate. lyles end b-in* in the Their flow of milk is small, but of aston­ ishing richness, Dieonlere of the Kidneys. In ell dbeaceeaffeeUay the— nrjane wbribertbry Zn’ U^iB"t<l! °r lU1* WB,,T: or wh»‘h« lh» tho .aid the rale o small and unfit for profitable beef. butter from the name quantity uf milk that | acre*, WATLKHAn PARKER, The Short-hormr are not adapted U) only when highly fed. eighty «TATE OP MICHIGAN. C—nto of Barry.eea »oaeion of the Probe'o Cewtfor tbo Ceaatj •««>• Prebau OS— In th* Citj Hariiasaea fbnrteay t be Sth day of April in year one thooaend elsht hundred and eeven TiKXErrA?naj-jr ’,p"u» and in sixe about as large as the Holstetns, but not equal to that breed in their flow of hilly farms and short pastures, flourishing rapse seven art. containing be the eame more or lew Dated March IWh. A. D. ICT. SALE ON 'EXECttTIOK-------- the most beautiful in form of all breeds, milk. te *beueo ofthie medicine, whieh in ■ teas and visecloth* whole organic >v*rdernnytd.—hnrittmd stronsth fol matter cl/oar»«. Tb* appetite, too. iInereeeed by th* me of the** Pill. SI SI ■ ia preference to Snid 1O tnwnebip of Prairieville, oueaty aad rial* -toXdX’ mous eater, with a very large flow of milk, How to be Strong. r let the bow< In bo either cuaSned or uadoly •nJh riarular that HolPilln nhoeld b« reevmtuended for a raa ana, »errn (7; wwL Dated Hastiuc*. February 3). A D. ICT. _ dairy cow ia highly esteemed. gXL.top-tto.thepral.o.whtohm •Bd drinklnr what whence lull wt ladieT vaicri/a “d ssrtfK^ii.AiKhjs-. s> suhis totou tME: AfiLUyiii.i.u .r. D. 1C7. at for lhe deca and (5’ do not optttol to. ertto^d Corner no mch own any W fa StaU. nine o elockJn lhe forenoon at th* profolaea hareinafter dtwcn'.rd. in th«Town*hip of Woodland, br tho County of Barrv. ia the State of Miohioa. p«rraaattolic*n*eudaetbority rraatod Lo uon the sale? Stats or MlCWtosr. The Circuit Court for th County of Barry in Chancery. Alphens Fetch. Comp.ainant, G CAR DI AN’S SALE.---------- Aymhirf.—Good she, a good feeder, groat flow of milk of ordinary richness, rqrt. oontainl—oao head rod and twenty (13) > acre <f land, accordins to the I niled Slates survey, b ’ Td_JC7. llftlAMM, ALLEN. t Administrator. rof by eaaiias a cony of this order to be pub d in the llaiuns* Republican Bannrr. a newt r pnalad aad eirvulatod la said cuunty s '■ ’cl2*1e'?T &7rft Jritoe of A-ehal*. best, u dairymen differ in their opinions well adapted 4o billy farms, products a i"" °f C1**“,,B* lb*blotod KsSrSCrc --------SALE 6M wiu. M.W Aroras. O.^”',7"c'’ Cra.u mu nil sme teXECCTto>i?r't<,f it •hiogks from rising in downy fibree, or GRAND RAPIDS, /«/o yroiff o/l jift coifX'4 of C^L n/toLfo/i STW, iu itfrwlllcllTLr 4o«1 r~ 'A T1C /ItwlYfiffKaupSfOifr, gl« oiled some tirno previously, <nd flud they in Mt» easily ignited by outside fire. afahtrogh when ou« bunting they T will, of oouree, produce more flaioo than the wood without the petroleum . ” Petro- immbaho u.ry good to opplj to the into .f^lsrilM^" S®1® circuit NEXT DOOR TO S EARS’ BAKtBY � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-04-26.pdf bb27c7f4a697dadb86d24bb5379388f3 PDF Text Text & K HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY MICHIGAN THURSDAY APRIL 26, 1877. NO. 104* VOL. XXI. H she scarcely noticed the con veraatian going on around her till the baby's name fell up­ on her ear.. Thia recalled to her mind a talk with her husband, and she unfolded her “plan" with the air of one conferring New Advertisement*. GOOD NEWS TO THE PUBLIC! GEO. M. DEWEY KIUTOK PUBLISHER. AND an unexpected favor. “You needn't ‘worry about Archie, Bella; I hare a beautiful plan for Aim. I think the best way I can help you, will he to take the boy off your hands. Robert will be willing, 1 know. Of courao it will be quite a care, but we shan't mind that if we can only be of service to you. He shall have every advantage; wo won’t make abit of difference between him and our own children. Of course you could come to ace him nowjnjd then—" for Bella looked petrified. jA would ask you to stay with :s. Swift on the War Path with a new and well aelected TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION: S3 IS. STOCK OF GROCERIES s. RATES OF ADVERTISING. Of every description. J would beg leave to inform my old customers and the tt:!c p-*:.' '.□n; I W 'l PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY fr-ai '.r ».W l_UJ)0 I _5’ 00 S.OT I lWrOTl ■luian I 5 tW I9-W I IKOU I t7.00 I lama I «.«• I ifoo I SOtOl 60.001^80.00 lawn. I HUM 1/-1.01 80X>|'a>jWt W Generally that 1 have again embarked in nr Tie Grocery Business «n> PFJFESSI0M1L AMf BUSINESS laaiMfair. Their m>*thr with u* to than; CARDS MF* The above goods have been aelected with great care and will be sold at prices that dulyDR- A. M. BLAZO* PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON gK rf BELLA AND BABY DEFY COMPETITION. JOHN' R. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR ANCERV. OffitoovwRaatiMsNaUoaal “Will you lift up your head laabel, and listen to me ? We mnu ace what ia to be done for you as quick as possible." The speaker, Caleb Arno, was a grave, Call soon aod examine my stock end careworn-looking man of 55. He had price.. oomc to New York with hb three abtera Daalb.TtttfJ to attend the funeral of a younger brother, and “to inquire into tbe state of hb af­ fairs." Their rage and aatoobbment'wlien they learned that of the property they had counted on sharing with bb widow, not ao much remained as would furnish a shelter , for herself and child, can hardly be de­ scribed. Outraged as they felt with “Charles," all united in laying the princi­ pal blame of hb ruin on her. Her extravagaore in drew, her love of noeiety aod pleasure— all this was brought up against her, and her youth and inexperience (for she* was scarcely 19) seemed no excuse in J. H SUTTON. A LON 7.0 D. CADW ALL ADEM. \rrOKNKY AT LAW A SOLICITOR — Ha PHIL. W. NISKEKN. & CARBOLIC OIL F. S. BOWEN, < -Utr rfur»eyor, Urpatr *nd U.n.ral ■ :i«ryiw»r. -.ffirFin lU« toort )(»««*. 41 ..t.ur*. Mich. . __ _______ __®*L, CENTRAL HOUSE, Pmrlllea, •oolhe, mm* lEcir eye*. Even Caleb who had hb feelings more under control, could not help an added shade of severity in bis Cure* Itbeumallm anil NearalfU. In«t»nlly ellye the pein of Burna. Heab the aa«rt Obetlnate Berta and Ulcers. voice as ha addressed ber. Bell* raised her head quickly. Poor thing ! She looked to young and tender to meet such trial*. And yet the ' rreolution with which she choked back ber tears showed that the little creature had consid­ » timxotf. MICH.. L. E. STAUFFER. Proa. Il*i uro Uantral Uoo»* oppojlt* ny ..! i pUroof ba*te«M. with w-ro room mm.-Utiou*. I »hall bv plMMd STfe. xaiHtf Sweet's Cam-- ; H A ND RAPID*. Irf.u.iir --- --------.. r«„. W„.J,. Brol—. IM-. and W." - - - • J - • - MICfl BOARD ts»> BOOM. TAM PER DAT. MrlTNKVEB FAILS! Tr, itOnoo-«« DENTIST Michisan. FEBBAND WI1J.IAMS A CO.. tm.roIt. ff. J. Pension*. Carriage, Sm aoi Orwiital ’? A I N TE r erable spirit after all. “It b beat you should understand the at ate of affaire, Bella," Caleb went on • Charles .has left absolutely ao/Aiay behind him—not even the bouse belongs to you. Now what are you going to do ? As you have lost your aunt— ’ “And a nice one ahe was to bring up a girl!" broke io Mrs. Cotton. "I done xdieve B lla can so much aa hem a pocket-handkerchief! And see with my Jeten daughtera ahving our lives out on that miserable farm ! Xnd the little mon­ ey I expected io return for all I had done At A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop Jefferson St., - dignant gulp of protest ahe was silent. “Such talk does no good," ho went on. •‘Roll* understands our circumstances, and that sister Wright is the only one who Dr. J. B. LaSure** Ad, hasn't a family on her hands------ \ | READ ! READ ! READ / S pocial'Medi^Announoement Old Bounty Land Warrant!. Joy Comfort and Happiness TO THE Slek aafi Affltetefi! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. United State* Genaral Land Office. DR. J. B INSURE Th,noud u>d >0.(1, u xU-looling little wo»m>. k u “That they should want to take your baby from yon—that darling -baby I I don’t wonder you felt heart broken. And ao you thought the Lord had for­ saken you ? Ab, you’ll know Him bet­ ter when you've lived u long u me, poor She passed from the room without an­ child I” “Yet, aunty, I wu wrong; but I felt ao other word. discouraged. I thought I had so many friends; but when the time of trouble ■'No, ma'am, we cannot give you a rent niore.The watch isn't worth it" There wu a touch of insolence in the lay silent, stroking the hand ahe held in jeweler’s tone that called up a feint flurii hem. into the pale ftec regarding him. Bella “ And you want us to advise you ?" she —for it wu she—stood hesitating a mo­ aaid at last. “ Yee, I thought you might hear of ment. ■ “Well, you may have it on vour own something I could do. I don’t sew niody. terms, then, though I am sure it’s worth I'm very sorry about that But if there's more," she said, with a sigh. anything else 1 ■ " “You’re in no danger of being tatro ad­ । « Poor dear lady! Tc think of your vantage of in thu store, ma am, aaid Mr. having to work for n living ! Why, you Marble, sharply, u ha counted eighty dol- look aa if a breath would blow you over lare into her hand. now." Bella went out of the store, her heart “Ob, I’m stronger than you think. I toj.w. TU<I.J AM,,. b. into the street wu put off, but only tw a “Tea “ God caa help me," aaid Bella, a palhetic tremble ia her voice. “He gave baby to me, not to anybody else, and He will help me to take care of him I’m “Then they needn't leave their home, Bella," persisted Frank. “I will find some one to take your place in the store, though that shan’t hinder your being with them aa much as you please. We will both help them ip every way." “Frank, I tell you it is impossible. If wo are to be friends jon must never men­ tion the subject a^ain. And now,” in a softer tone, “I really cannot stay any long­ er. Good night, Frank; I shall always wish you well." . There was a slight break in her voice, and, turning, she went quickly out of the room. Frank looked after her a moment, then with a white, set face, he picked up his hat and walked off. “Haartlam little thing I" he muttered, as ho atroda fiercely homeward through the rain. “I'll never giro her another thought Ah, went Ican'tAelp laving her; she’s the only woman in the world to me. Poor Corid he but bon oeon Bdla half aa for m Ibonn't—h’o J! Jobio’ I eoado to linooe. M.ot’o the tio» I’Togooeto oboreb i* > «dioo dr«, »b« ihoxi no bettor’n mr worn rolling jloel to tholr Mmneto drooofd up in *11 B°d Getbtot. jJTZibtTZur’wnAbt tie./ Bnl go next," thought the poor euuo. lAeii’/" . • look of dupairing utgai.h name bx oyea, .nd <bo d—pod the little Ae held ment, Mrs. Arno, please ?" What the “plan" was will be shown when trouble comet, nod Ibero e no nine to hniky voice. “Do 'looe, Archie. She Baby, and I’d like to hare it put on the • J fra___ . 11 ’ * rit? ne nf»r tnngnot nod fooliob, iboogh I dido I ,12; it before. But I'm widta* “ *> • adu A do ’lone!" cried . . . • take thb from mumma. band." Mr. Bull, or “Unde Joe." aa ho ia gen­ erally called, lean* forward in hia chair, bia bT^orod like a child of two yearn, ^fixod affectionately on Bella It b broom bur tightly "" . little room. “I do love him—I do I" ahe sobbed out. Ob, I,H with me!" hereafter. tfb uodenund me if jou think to; Bo°‘ broke in. “And I know I bm'been a- '4­ “A pleasant day, Mrs. Arno," a sympa­ thetic gentleness softening his voire aa he noticed her careworn looks. “Yon are quite a stranger. And how'a curly-head ?" laugh­ ing down at the child. “Give him a chocolate mouse, Mr. Bull.” aaid Bella, laying a penny on the counter. “And how ia Aunt Nancy to-day. "Ob, much the same as usual. Wou'dn’t you like to go in and are her, ma'am ?—it would do her good." “And mo too," thought Bella, who felt comforted somehow, since ahe en­ tered the little store. “Yea, indeed," ahe aaid, aloud, as ahe followed the old .man. Archie trotted after, nibbling at his "Aod wdl '”“1 don't rat to be n burden; rat don't .FRt*-*** beneficent fairy some months ago. Archie, too—hb nnrae had taken him there once, and from that time the child wonld never let her pass the door without going in. The old man learned to watch for him, and bia round face would dimple with pleasure at the right of the boy. of Bella's trouble ?" said the old man, musingly. He it never weary of talking about Archie and hia mother, and one of hia hearers nt least finds the repetition of. the theme an unending delight Bnc Bel­ la seems rather uneasy. “Did yon ever think she’d turn out such a Itttle buaxneaa woman, Mr. Darrow ? Why, the store 'as prospered as it never did when I was running it alone. But I was alwaya sorry about her watch, and she insisted so on our taking the money—” “Of courao I did," broke in Bella. “A pretty thing it would have been to come upon you with my baby, and never offer to lighten the burden a little 1 Oh, dear, how warm it is1" ahe added, rather pettishly, pushing back a bronae ripple of hair, Frank saw how uncomfortable ahe felt, and rose to go. “Will yon-coma into the store with me a moment, Bella ?" “Oh, I gucea 1'11 say good night here,” said Bella. “I mutt finish my work to­ night," “Give np my baby !'• cried Bella, i springing from her chair. “Do you think I have a heart of atone? Oh, it'a too much !" A gush of passionate tears eboked her voire. “I may ‘come to nee “Go, dear, go," added the old man, Bella him now aod then.' Oh, how kind you hesitated a moment, then did aa ahe was are, Mrs. Buell I how well you underatand In a chamber adjoining the kitchen lay told. a mother's yearning over her child !" the old woman propped up by pillows. “Bdla," aaid Caleb, gravely. “Good night, uncle," aaid Frank, grasp­ She wonld never walk another step, but She turned and caught hia hand, aa if her hands were busy knitting stockings ing hia hand. Then he added, in a whbfrom morning till night, and sale of there C, “ You know what I’m going to oak hopeful of hia sympathy. , Unde Joe?" “Oh, Caleb, wasn’t it wicked to ask me added oonsideralable to their household to give up my child ! I've been a rain, store. Her swret, pale fare wu framed in . , foubah girl, but I alwaya did love my baby silvery hair; there wu an air of refine­ loves you, I l:no<." “He’s worthy of her," he muttered, ao ! Thai the should chink of inch a thing, ment about her that her husband lacked. Frank walked off. “ I ’ m glad of it: but, Her eyes brightened at the sight of Bella, j it hurts me, Caleb. 8he wept passionately, her head upon for the latter's good nature and sociable Lord help us, how we shall miss her and hia shoulder. Caleb waited till ahe wu ways had made her u great a favorite with the boy!" brushing away a tear. quiet; then he aaid, in hia grave, moderate tbe old couple u her little boy. ’ > Bella wu waiting in the store, a tones : "Dear Mre. Arno, how glad I am to, troubled but resolute look on .her face. “Bella, be reasonable. If you really love see you I And the darling baby too 1" Closing the door, Frank stood silent a mo­ your child, you will put hia happiness be­ prtnriug a warm kiss on the uplifted ment. “Bella," approaching her, “you know mouth, with its impromptu mustache of■ fore your own." . . . “ You wuid me to do it I" cried Bella, cboeolate and cream. Erasing her salnto what I wanted to ask you ?." “I suppose so, Frank," said Bella, qui­ i She would hate pulled her hands away in the manner peculiar to childhood, he JI but he held them firmly in hia. followed his particular friend, “Uncle Joe," etly. but looking rather pale. “I wish you wouldn’t ask it, though.1' “Be quiet, and let ua talk it over sensi­ into the store. . “Oh, Bella, if you knew how 1 love “Are you well, Mrs. Arno ? You don't, bly." ' ‘>jou 1" pleaded Frank. ..“Can't you love look so," said the old woman, after they tri was going to say, when Bella inter­ me a little, dear ?" rupted mo," said Mrs. Buell, “that bad talked a few moments. “Listen to me, Frank," said Bella, foreThe tender sympathy in her voire fairly Robert and I would offer her a yearly overcame poor Bella. She struggled a mo­ ing back the tears. “It’s impossible for us to marry; it would make too many peo­ ‘•Thank you ; I wouldn't sell my own ment ; then, hiding her face on the bed, ple unhappy. Think of your fkmily. flesh and blood for all the money in the ahe broke into a passion of tears. “Poor child ! what is it ?" uked the। What would they say,” a faint smile crow­ world.".. ing her face, “to your making a poor shop* “Lot us bring this to an end, Bella," old woman, laying her hand on the bowed gin your wife ? And on my ride are dear ■aid Caleb docidodly. “Harriet has made bead. That gentle, motherly touch, made Bel­ Uncle Joe and hia wife." you a moat reasonable offer, and, if you , “Bella, you don’t know my mother and persist in declining it, we must conclude la's tears flow the futer. It wu some sisters. Worldly they seem, they have that you wish us to interfere no further minutes before aba could look up. ! warm hearts, and they couldn’t help loving "It ’ s too bad of me to trouble you," she in your affairs. We will give you you aod your dear little boy. Aa for Unde half an hour to consider," dropping her ' sold ; “but yon spoke so kindly^ Nobody Joe and hia wife, they shall suffer no lota. hu spoken to me ao riooc——" hands. “Poor child I" repeated tbe old woman ; Our home shall be theirs; we will care for “And I don't want five minutes," aaid I , them together. Bella, firmly. She stood quite erect now, "tell me your troubles. It'll eaae your heart, “Frank, Frank, that generous heart of with scarlet cheeks end a defiant light in perhape. Thus encouraged, Bella took haart,, youn is always getting the better of your her largo bine eyes. “I won't give up Ar­ If oy conscience would let me and went through her story, not without, head. chie, and you can do ua you please." “Think a moment bsfore you turn your many tears . Tbe old woman cried with। bring such a burden on you, do you sup­ pose Unde Joe aod Aunt Nancy would be her. for Cb—” . ______ , “Gently, Sarah, gently," interposed Caleb, and hb calmly authoritative voire • man, came in smiling from an adjoining kitchen. He was glad to sec the pretty lady, who had come into hia store like a u At my OLD STAND on Jefferson Street. THIS PAPER IN OX FU.J! WITH .K WHQJLE NO 2048 t-E- f.ikao. emnln fliTtF- U I run ooh «n> . line* form, S, utr." Team welled op into b« eye, JTtbe drought of her elUd, bnl th. 1* t</ .bebab,.” edda Trine tbaSdUm Mluiiill r. Aw* tf»<7 j ' T’nri„ “ J"1 “ r- An erm turned toward. Mm. iton. ' Sbeh.7hmium.farro»«». durroS -h. oar OOKSOLTJLTIOlfnU.'^ The Doctor* chart** araaa »“*•»**• “ •our may receive th* benefit or MewyM. rid friend of Bel- 1 L •ioe wtmtuK him bia H* ■ ■ while new, and . �In tho matter of liberal political opin­ xij hepliblican Bajiper jhe Iron t'no Ninth District of Georgia seems to br. Imckward. HAJrtisas. Mtou., Apr. 233877. llo has written a letter say mg that he believes that thc title of the VrestdtaK is tainted with i-nai, and that THE BANNER. PolUios. Confession — Business Neat Triok— Rum— ' Nkw York, April 24, 1877. TUR TWKED 00Nn8»l0N. Ex-Attorney Gcheral Taft, when asked grin. “Rather ugly thing, that lastj Now, everybody knews why Oakey Hall ■rid unknown. “It was outrageous." rcptie-1 recpcctble, but each one will be com­ pelled Co keep it a secret for bis own sake.’’ “Yea/’ replied tbe unknown significantly, “unless there might have be- n one or two a sensi- last Saturday about the report that he had ran away weekly. The year last past has been a hard written a letter criticising President Hayes' one for the publishers ot local newspapers, Southern policy, said to a reporter : ‘This Tweed. The Boss had made up his mind to split on his associates, Hid! got wind of --------, I have a note for 15,000 to pay this it in time, and flitted. Tweed's expose is afternoon* and I am short; will you be oad ytt m a semi-weekly the Banner has paid something above expenses. Our choice woulff De to continue its publication is all pure fiction. ued ill-health compels I have no desire to get into the papers, but you are at liberty to “X fthere fa nnt a word of truth in in that form both in the interest of tbe, >it. public and of fbe publisher. Its pure fiction.' . But contin­ There is a good deal of growling in New us to practically England over the appointment of Daniel abandon all business, and while we cannot Hall of New Hampshire as Naval Officer consent to retire from the editorial charge: at Boaton. In Maine thc Republican of tho Banner, we shall practically plaoe■ journals say jt was because he favored iu publication in other bands, as we are not Bristow at Cincinnati. In Boston they say ablelp do the work necessary to be done। by the publisher. Hence, though contrary if there is civil service reform to our convictions of what is for the best■ interests of our patrons, after this week Hall is merely a working politician and for the present, be ' printed only oueo in each w«*ek, size and iho Banner will, form to* be substantially ks it was before the publication of the Semi-Weekly. This change is not for the interest of the pub­ lisher, as the Semi Weekly much pays the best; but is made to please some pat­ rons of the Banner, who, for some rea­ son, have not been pleased wi h thc Scmi! Weekly. Wc should, if we had our usual health, print both a Weekly and a ScmiWeeklr thc coming year, but that lias not been under existing circumstances deemed advfaeable. Wc shall try to wake thc Weekly Re­ in thc ap­ pointment they can't discover it, since Mr, tbe office is a sinecure. It was as I to Europe. said, a curious and instructive piece of reading. heretofore stood well in the community are quietly slipping away to Europe, and^hose who stay aro fortifying themselves with proof to make some sort of a show against in Ludlow street. Several Republicans Boston Hemkl aays that thb agent of Col. are already implicated, and it is expected Tom Scott in that city is one of the busi­ that more will be. - Ho had tools in the est and t bitterest opponents of President Republican camp of course, for Hayen’ Southern policy because he thinks could net have got the Legislation at Al­ else he that the President is not in favor of the bany necessary to carry out his purposes. Texas Pacific subsidy; and that it was this Twenty millions of dollars were distributed agent who catiasd the printed posters to be and put up giving an extract from the speech others, has had to bear the brunt of the of William M. Evarts on tbe Ix>uuuana the Boas, no more guilty than whole thing. the His share of the plunder Tho Charleston (S. 0.) N"ewt (Dem.), old in dodging prosecutions and now is n while saying thst it will be the duty of wreck financially and in reputation, while the Democrats in Congtass to support those who were hia associates in villainy are living comfortably and in good odor on to all sections of the country, if he will their shares And what rexes tho old man State, notissued from tome office running a carry out in good ftith all the pledges he daily, and to accoxnplith that, no effort has made, and l>e a constitutional Presi­ In return we ask the pat. dent { recognizing,’no party, race or section, renege and enrnett support of thc Repub­ thinks they can do best as Democrats and licans of the county, and especially of our with a Democratic Speaker. will be Bpured. business men, intcrerts arc always whose more thajj anything else is that those who made the mOst of it are thoas who were tbe first to turn upon him. Between his rage and hu desire to gel out he is mak­ ing wild work among the Democratic poli­ ticians. In anticipation of suits to rtfcov* At the Cabinet session the 20th inst., local er scores of them are conveying their prop­ the appointment of George A. Schneider, erty to their wives and brothers, and scores We presume wo need not say to any one to Switzerland, was definitely ogreed upon, circumstances the is a bomb-shell exploded in the rcry heart and upon the reeommenttation of t lie Post­ Republican Banner will warmly sup- of tho camp and the consternation is wide­ master General it was determined to give spread. promoted by a liberal use of the press, os an advertising medium. ordinary under that of Chicago, to bo United Staten tpinuter Xthc policy and aclidu of the Republi Charles M CroawclL and . tho National admiaMiration>uf President Hayes. yet, wu shall not endorse dial And, which wo do not believe will be for the cood of tbe people, no matter who mny recommend such action. Ixically,' the Rbpubliqan Banner will continue to be the best journal ever pub­ lished in die county of Barry, and no effort will be sparod to make it ns near perfect in this department as possible. To this end correspondence is specially in­ vited from all parts of thc county, and wc trust those of our subscribers who arc io- terostod in the growth and prosperity o thc connty and ths continued triumph, of Republican principfoR in thc county, the State and the 'Nation, will aid us in extending<.ur circulation, especially among the farmers of the connty. whose interests it has been, and will be, our purpose to promote in. every legitimate way. Secretary of State EvartadocRpotabandon his legal practice. The Troy Timet still talks about “ the much-maligned administration of President Grant.” Ex-Sen-stp’* Beu Wada has written not one. Eui several letters criticising tbe Pres­ • . The disposal of the Southern quts of Brownsville, Tenn., vice Judge Spence, of Maryland, who has re­ It W reported in Washington that tbe BUODeasor of Judge David Davis will not when the winter term of the United States Supreme . Court begiiw. , notion of a split in thc party in the South The Bourbon Itamocruf ridicules thc (Mlsa.) York aod Brooklyn have resolved to ad­ here to the law, and to prosecute all others selling. Already several hundred suits have been commenced against liquor deal­ BV8INKSS TBOL'DLEK. New York has long been worried by Inns or taverns. The law io that licenses shall not be granted to any one who does not keep three spare beds, with proper bedding, for the accommodation of guests, which course none of the saloons or bam proiend to. The law officers will push it, for they - can get their costs and foes, and consequently there will be trouble. Tho temperance aaociation see inthis an op­ portunity for a new crusade upon rum, and the dealers are girding up their loins for a vigorous defence of wbatthen consid­ er their rights. There will be a va<t •mount of speech making, and a vast number of arrests, but it will amount to nothing. Liquor-wiling cannot be restrictcd in a population like that of New York where a large majority of the people drink, and where rum is an clement in politico and makes and unmakes politicians. Rum can elect whoever it chooses, for that in­ terest is solid, while tbe opposition to it is always divided. But there will a lively the discrimination of the railroads agaioat At Battle Creek, on Saturday afternoon four* boys, among whom were two sons of Mayor Austin, were playing near the marsh accompanied by a large Newfound­ land dog, owned by C. M. Alward. Little ctabt-year old Eddio Austin accidentally fell in where the water ia several feet deep and disappeared beneath. Tho dog, though at some distance took in the situation at once, rushed to tho spot, plunged below the surface and brought the child up by the breast of his coat, holding him firmly above the water until the boys came to D. C. Henderson, of the Allegan Jour­ nal, announces himself a candidate for state printer of the United States at Wash­ ington. We hope, for the credit of tho State, that Don will bo kept at home. He is a good printer, with all of tho faults and few of tho virtues of that much-* abused class.— Coldwnter Reporter. ‘Twas ever thus. No truly, great man was ever more than half appreciated while living, but when ho has been laid away in the val­ ley to sleep the long sleep that knows no earthly waking, then, if not before, will the transcendent virtues of tho great Alle­ gander shine forth like a nismer's eyeball in a dark entry.—Evening Nrwt. ' ’it, and now th; European steamer* are NEW ADVERTISMENT8. G. P. Rowell & Co’s. Col. Sv® DRUNKARD STOP ! oTTum habit. wager. The election returns from Louisiana, Florida and Oregon were put in judge r^s still consideringhia decision, be­ Herald, a prosperity, an 1 who know nothing about it and care less, and so the'Merchants aod Manufacturers suffer. A NKAT TRICK. The neatest, cleanest swindle that ever whether Hayes was elected legally or not. Ex-CoDgrassmsR Long (colored), of Georgia, cxpreaied himaelf as fully satis­ fied that the President's Southern policy is needed to bring about good feeling among of assignation frequented only by the very bluest-Nooded of tbe aristocracy. If a married lady from Murry Hill goes beyond moral limits, it is at thia house that she unlawful lore it is at this house that he meets her. It fa so quiet and so safe that none of its Irequetcra ever bed tbe slight­ est fear of being disturbed, by tho police or any one else. Lest Friday night the frieadly, and all are secured in their rights. He suokc of the liberality of the State in providing educational means for colored as well os white people. "too&AS E. NOOSE. uro Buff«rod t'* j can. naed only tn r> bottle*. and already fwl GOOD EVIDENCE. *a®stssfe •“ Vrosnn has cured tnr; i Ood an th« lira* that then- cZstaW*e’, * APPRECIATION. C.nk.r-15 Hmon or RboomMlc afl«-4ow, l‘ ml. and 1 h»TO UMd Blmoxt .verytbins- I I —■ I.! >• ... ——J ... ... «... MirTTWfe. Vaptba 11 Sold by all Irusshte. local police? In the Sweet By-and-By Cannot but be tho happy ' thought i-.the fortunate recipient of the. “Bockv Mountain Toubist” scans its wonder­ fully attractive pages and peruses iu fasdusting descriptions. Most beautifully embellished with new and highly artistic engravings, its fetter-press a mode! of typ ographical richness, and the arrangement throughout simply superb, the Rocky Mountain Tourist is worthy of compari­ son with Picfuretqur American or TZr Aldine. It is written in goi-sipy, graphic style, covering details of the tour through the garden.* of the Southwest (the Arkan sos Valley, Southern Kansas, to the very heart of the Alps of America—the Rock­ y Mountains. .Tauuts are made to all tha famous resorts of Colorado, the "remark-: blc ruins, thespriaga, the mines, and, in short, to every point of interest to tourist, agriculturist, capitalist miner, and invalid. With the Tourist, the San Juan Gcii>k keeps firing company, and the two publi­ cations arc moiled free to nil writing for one or both to T. J. Anderson, Topeka. Kansas. , W. W. Wolnough, editor of the Battle A. Card. marched out of their rooms into tho grand We take this opportunity of informing the public, that we will safely and radical­ ly cure all cases of pUet, without the use of knife or ligature. No cure, no pay. E. F. & I. W. Brown. Hahtinos, Dec. 21,187G. xxiGStl Club. A number of Indians on the Sarnia aod will soon have a full set of instru’ ‘JACKSONS BEST" Chewing Tobacco making appropriations for the Ksh Commissionera for the 1877-78. gBMSSiwiB *"’?’*«*• .tot; ,1m. bold Notice. Farmers please taka notice that 1 ha' • bought out the interest of Calhoun A Beekwitb, in the hotel barn and you will find it to your interest to cal! and sec roc. jteAltf J- W. Brock. Wanted. In bis own dty, A good, improved Farm. Any od having a farm of SO acreu or more, wit good buildings, can hear of a jurtha-e by calling at mv office over IIa*tings Nctional Bank. * Tnoa. J. WlUHtft. Bute Reform school. electing men for office without regard to polities. grant tat them off with a modicum of good . 4.;..,. --..1 'L. v . friends, can you tell •” he Kdkfg u. Ml bbodod mo who Leoni'laji wi “* “And pie 1 they had little difficulty in reoqniswas a member of the —■—- --------- .1.------tbwof what makes you think » lb, oud Whitman’s Assorted Candies—the best n the market. A full supply at J. P Roberts’. near Elk Rapids in thio State have joined the Reform Club. How is that for Lo ? Macon, the whites and -blacks united in North.’ BplrtU, dbtu:t>cd Ga&dd fifteen Pounds of Flesh. ing undecided, as he said, on the point colored people have no cause of complaint. edocsa of such a division. VickAurgh There is trouble among the rumsellers­ WV rHNUtiiTiUMtt. morin, M.R the Imc* rnt&Vllnr Bad wa»ion»l!y lMe«- FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN. ^£ikWCHLESS - yet it does not think it amis to lecture thc all the Southern people, without regard to In Georgia, he said, the Southern brethren solemnly upon thc wick t politico or color. The die. RUM. POLITICS. President Hayes is gaining ground io signed. Mr. Freeman woe the Republican giving the city a twist. Cargoes are this city every day. Business men of all candidate for Governor of Tenneoeo a few brought cheaper from Liverpool to Boston, prties fire wheeling into line in his sup­ years ago, .running against Gov. Brown. .^ora, CHEV—shiOXr. Philadelphia and Baltiomore than to New port. While they are divided , somewhat Senator Beu Hill of Georgia has written York, and hence the howl. Tho reason is as to the wisdom of his policy they are a letter on tho interference of Senators plain enough. Tho great line west from willing to giro it a fair trial, and they all suppport heartily his efforts to reform the with regard to appointments to office, in Now York is tho Central aod the Central civil sevice. He is the first President who which he says : ‘In my opinion n ’Senator is managed by a Vanderbilt, aod the moat ever paid the slightest attention to ante-r FOB S*LS HT ALL DULTCX QCn is ru a. hu no more right to sclrct one of a num­ pig-headed of all tho Vanderbilts. Tho election promises, or who ever made pos­ itive attempt to carry out pledges. Tbe ber of applicants for office, and use tho in­ Pennsylvania and Baltimore roads lay in custom-house is being thoroughly clean­ fluence of bis position to give that appli­ w'tth the steamships and agree to carry to ed out. Tho sinecures are being abolish­ cant nueecM. than a 'judge on the bench Toledo, Chicago St. Louis and Cincinnati ed, the dead heads are being turned out to WOWDKKKVT SUrCKM t 05,000 «r the hu the right to select one litigant in his for a less rate of freight than tho Cen­ grass, and the force is being reduced to the court aud use all the powers of hia judicial tral will, and sonfccquentiy the freicht goes exact requirements of the ousincss to be position to secure succeaa forthat litigant." to those cities. In short the Baltimore dooe. There is howling among the pro­ and Ohio and Pennsylvania roods have fessional politicians, but the content of the Governor ‘Blue-Jeans* Williams is evi­ combined with the steamship lines, and citizens is delightful. President Hayes bodr ran a. dently one of the Iola-fashioned sort of are taking tbe trade. The trouble with ia very strong among tbe people, and be has a strong party behind him, for the men who believe that a knowledge of the New York is it has no terminal facilities ; tbe city and its railroads are managed as people are oonviiccd of his honesty. three ‘RY will solvo «D the problems of PlKTRO. selfishly os possibly, and are not in the human Efit In a recent conversation he interest of the city at all. They are run bitterly denounced the liberal school system in the interest of Vanderbilt and his ad­ State Home. of4cdiana, and asserted that five months herents. And they depend upon the foot of school in a township each your is enough that a certain amount of freight and a cer­ Twenty lake captains have joined the .Annliwulri. Out! tain number of pasrengera have no other LUEACK^Awe^M Reform Club at East Saginaw. for the education of children and youth. way of geting into the citv. The other It' is not very surprising that Governor roads aro managed on brooder ideas, and The Berrien Springs Reform Club has Williams is an inflationist and no better at the other cities, better governed and de­ pending more upon their enterprise than room. orthography than he should be. natural facllitcs, are taking the trade and Pontiac's Reform Club now contains A lawsuit over an election bet has been New York is suffering. Its trade is be­ about 600 members, and the saloon keepers lliooa. forth. . ' pending for some time in St- Louis. A ing pared off here and sliced off there, have but tittle to do. till the diminution is seriously frit and Democrat and a Republican bet on their A four-year-old daughter of John occasions alarm. But what can be done ? respective candidates for President, and ' " *”11* *into 'a cistern •' The city is in the hands of the class of Aw*— suit was brought by the Republican, when drowned. Democracy who have no interest in its as evidence, and at the latest reports tl»c tion leaves them desolate. be named until next December, Freemmi, Hayes was inaugurated, for the amount of The Democrats ppaqa adrartisc for an iasne. al of the I’ustoffice Department to A. A. Tar rwpertfelly,* MONKOE l-ARKKH. George Leland, of Mendon, saw a man erawl out of his (Leland’s) home George e 77 ms.iy.yjiayas: Political Notos. ident's Southern policy. morearo miminga Itogelhcr. The confession tho position of Assistant Attorney Gener­ Jf both the State and Nations, na represented by the State administration of nouneed to most at Grand Rapids on the Sth of May. They'ask thorn who may be interested, whether members or not, to be About four o'clock,last Friday afternoon, while digging a well at somerset, Hillsdale and carried out. The ladies present that county, Henry Parr was buried by the Men attempted to reach night were also visited, either by note or dirt caring in. person, and they are paying handsomely that him, but owing to the nature of the their guilt nay not find them out. Mor­ noil and the depth of the well, he was not al—be virturiM, and you may bid the taken out until 10 a. m., Saturday. Parr ia still alive, but it is feared that he will black-maileraJueflanee. has been spent in litigation, ho has grown President Hayes if he will do equal justice BANNKiuthe equal inevery res­ _H> R. Steven’s Column WHAT I KNOW ABOUT VEGETiKL The steamer Forest CUy, arrived st Grand Haven from Mflwunheo Bunday morning with thirty-one thousand Umbels of wheat in bulk, consigned to Cork, Irel­ However, the lock-up could at the stranger for a minute—the stranger __ ’ -J >-r. smiled, Mr. . ■ -saw the character of the that it was a plot, made deliberately and , man, and without another word wrote a Mrs. Margaret Mulvsow.uf Assyria, rcry carefully worked up as to detail, and checquo for the amount. And as every Barry county, died on the 4th inst., aged one which required a great deal of skill to one of tho respectables received a call, the. seventy-eight. She was a native of Onon­ object of which was.the name, from one of carry out There is squirming among the daga connty, N. Y., but has lived thirtythe three unknown, it is evident enough । Democratic politicians and explanations that the three were in collusion with the 1 throe years on the same farm in Assyria, twenty of them a widow. are the order of the day. Men who have tho damaging disclosures of the old man The Washington correspondent of the Borneo has recently Jost two of ill old aotOcra. Noah Cooky and Jamra Thornington, the former on the 10th from apo­ plexy, and tbe latter on tho 13th. and State was not the growth of time but pect cf any wekly'papcr published in the publican ' Tweed Troubles—A to do with him. Vblnra of the Banner, and the yea» that we promwcu to print it ’ The Southern Democrats ought to have nothing This issue completes tbe Twenty-first . OUR NEW YORK LITTER. ions Be* । Hill’s successor as Representative tbit The law says 25 XSaSlBfcKfeft&SttST? MartStf Hastings. March 28.181 O. D. Sbauldin a Ml*. - �Council Proceedings. jheSeini-WBBkhUepteblicaiBawcr History of a Picture. Roll being called th* following Aldermen 1 were present: j Aid. Dewey McNaughton. Ru*-ril. Snatdd. ■ — - -‘ ’ ■Altai* of EllaabaU* Breuihloa. Ti7"About the County. Abesni—Aid. Abbey and Lcwiv Minute* of tbe prvvloua meeting were read1 ' > Street Committee. . > K<-r f I'- M«r*h of Paw Paw ia Halting follows: [.tea t.- la tlii* city. V ii. Holme* of the Juurnal la: building a Ayes—Aid. Dewey, McNaughton, Russell, Spaulding, Tomlinson and Young—6. ,-e oil Broadway, Routh. Ow uiolbn, the subject of salaries for Qty officers was referred to the Finance Committee. bins ia rH,nt ,f t’’eir •lon!­ .* __ S—— —l.K I.—* meeting. On motion, the Street Committee was author- loquent apcakeru from Grand Rapids, with ua again in Union Hall Sunday By Aid. D*wey: hereby iaatnwud to notify all residents of this city to remove from the streets all wood, box­ es or other property that in his judgment in- The Harmonic Quartetts will slag at tho ..[.crsnce meeting in Union Hall next Sun. •e who attended the (»o-e*lled) Cal. procounjcd it an unmitigated humbug, I •ptondid ! -i f groceries. Kn .and Chureh UMee Sewing Society will Nathan Barlow. irwinct with the charm of physical vigor, The graceful, half-voluptumiw outline of form “Mdlcatutcu*nuoni»eJ with delicately blended Hut", On l>i-> canvas, tbe humcHc-t face* had nn almost irrdristililechnrm. The other found pleasure only in depicting weird and glootnr subjects. Above all, did he excel in painting the portrait* of the dying. The aguuhlng death-throe, the ghastly fitcc and form, wore all depicted with marrrloins fidelity. There existed between thews artlwt# thc most intense dislike. At length this dislike fulminated. 1 The beautydoving artist had ticen engaged in 1 painting the portrait of a beautiful woman. : ConnoiHscur* pronounced it the most wonder- I ful piece of art |bat had ever been produced. 1 Hia brother, artist was jealous cf his fame ' and sought revenge. By brildng thc keeper ' of the studio, be gained access to the picture ■ each night.- Al first he was content to only deaden thc brilliancy of the complexion and eye*, efface the bloom from chock ami Up and point a shadow on cither cheek. Later, hh artoke* grew bolder and freer, and-one morn­ ing the artist a wok* to find tho entire out­ line of thc portrait changed. He could scarcely recognise in the emaciated form and haggard countenance the glowing conception •he-had embodied. The pullid face and ex­ pressionless eye* he had attributed to a lack of genuine** in his material*; but when the outline* were changed ho suspected the cause and indignantly dismissed the keeper. What the revengeful artist marred by a few rapid stroke* of hi* skill fttl brush was only restored by year* of patient industry. Reader, need we name the artists,—Health, who point* the the flower* and "grassy carpet’ no fere than th* human form divine,—Disease, Hie dreaded Gentfojhen are invited 1. O. 0. F. this afternoon. Mew. Cook and Brooka, tinnera. hava . r.-mted to make fifteen hundred pails. arpe. Thi« great istuuarr in South I .t>v«loi>« to the 1). Hiblc Hmue, Geo. M. Savage & Go's Col Rkmoval.—Geo.1 M. Savage & Co. tliu well known m-wspapcr advertising ageuta, of Detroit, Mich., have removed from 72 Griswold to more commodious and convenient quarters. No. 30 Congress street west, where they have fitted up ele­ gant offices. rnHKFraaiosMor Iwvalld NoldUrs can be MILO B. bTEVENS ACo.. D.troit. marl'Jyl. Dry Goods GfiOCERIES! CHOCK! On motion. Council adjourned. Wx. H. Stmbiss, Recorder.' pence -mile* and kindly acta to hia fallow The Way it Happened. The quarrel spoken of In Mon-lay'* issue a* more could he accommodated, and young ■ : Mr. G-D., exchanged at that time. Subsequently Star •ason overtook Moore and Bl tacked him with I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have'a new and 7 i»a troinpt and carend attention. St even­ nlee quiet Lop. dan and the bill only one dollar. Remember the place,nt J. S. RU*JWJ1JV S Boot and Shoe Store. Jf-ffekson street. Glee me a call. Containing over 1,200 varieties Vege­ table am! Flower Meds. Colored Plates. Elegant wood-cut* of Vegeta Nee and Flowers. Handsomest Handsomest Guide w«“ "> tiowcra. Guid Published C3rScnd fur it. “ttri GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS lars during hb btudnesa life th statements and fairs securltie* Many who. through pressing emergencies, havi Mr. Holden when hope Ind nearly died out. Many throughout Barry county Vi’l deeply feel the lo«» of -Frank Holden. ' a-he wx* f«-. miliarly called. Hia death will U but little more deplored by hi* more immediat J friends than by ecorev of Mhern he lisa time and again I helpe<1 in time of wore need. Ho leave* a f.im- ' £ Detroit Advertisements. 11 !! .a ^5! i--' SHEEP FEED. 600 bu , REFUSE BEANS .will tend family. §14 aat and In tsror or u ni* ir. "n-orr aoder J.Me''4>rmiek. i lsiiitifl*. 1 di'lon th* U-hd'.r j "• [-rance meeting al Sheridan on Saturday, 33 _ __ ,, . • .r kSITIIEFAMILY ' *> GUhSII Year. {MMlpnld? l> of WOld- । f Mlrhtaan. I 81 Liberal eammbrion to I A',rai,V..KX.r.. rance numm •• ■ -•*' f1"1'*'"' (tot sores of Jand.areordlnaio tbs I nit irv«y. me «ami> mor. or. I A cordial invitation is extended to _ 'Drugs, Medicins, h’tc., Etc . GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgeport, Mass. WABEBOOlSt SMWashlagtea St., Beeteai 1J0 StaU St., Chkajo; 10 LaOcsta II ........................ car. rr len ceaU a number. l.«h r.umlxr contain* ft. GEO. WOODS & CO, MJUMrs, Caabridgapo< Mass. Challenge Accepted. Wnit 2, Goodyear. pfiahed hia purpose City Dr ig' Store! pharmaceutical chew. PROBATE OR DEB. ' H48& ££VtK^of fiSOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician’" Prescriptions and Rbwabd Family Recipes • aakaown, about thirty years J. P. ROBERTS, Pioprietor, carefully pre­ on Tuesday, the 15th of May, 187*. HASTINGS. pared with Drugs and Chemicals weigns aiwu* — --- ■------ ---duck overalls, coarse boots with seam ap back of isc, probably wool lined ; dark colored shirt, light drab overooat, light colored plush -.. •• f ...... rtawn. and of purest quality only. REPAIR SHOP M. C. C*a»dalu rans committed tn tne iowb«u«j> - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prcxcriptionf. skillfully compounded. Also a full line of tv paper* immediately. Liat of Pitente. C. M. RUNYAN. xxiBGtf Though, aa a lm*i- folded hb tent like A BRUTAL OUTRAGE. John Q. Creasy, of Hastings. Should you ass St to accept those conditions, TOItt PRICES. BO Yet. having SAEEON EXECUTIONof Michigan. County of Barry. that time Stevenson Hk-koby Coxtraaa, Mich., April 24, ’77. ■C G Mixta, Hastings, Mich.:—I iaksplea»re io accepting your challenge for another 02214771 III STOCK Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars, syrups, spices. Baking Powder, saleratu^ starch, soap,-can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold al find, Stevenson rallied a gang and followed Mr. M. some distance, heaping all the epithets they dt'Mild be C. M. RUNYAN’S. 157 WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT. pressing our deep regret at hia taking off. Mr. Holden came into Barry county above 34 years ago, a poor man. and.by hit iudurty, pernevenuice and commendable econo­ my. wm at tbe r'------ • V!------------ ’ ~r a large amount <>r propertv. We <!<• not Ui.htal ever Applied to Mr. Holdibai aid wav given them. turning from meeting on Bunday when Steven­ son pointed a gun al him. though with no inten­ tion of shooting. Mr. M ore rebuked him for «ign painter. 155 and hardlt Maj. Geo. M. Anderson is spending a few days in this city. Tbe M^j., u as smiling and - Ids to Lang's merited reputation as a tip GEO. S" & CO'S In Memoriam. printing financial POWERS & BARLOW. Important topthe Ladies. In another column will be found the death notice of Francis Holden, late of Prairieville. known throughout Barry County. I j put up a splendid sign on their Millinery Paints, *3ils and Varnishes, Farme rs, examine the W^ARD PLOW,b efore purchasing others, Every onO waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, at jerStmfi keeper to whom Health often intrusts his portraits. And ia it not thebchuty of woman, the most admired of all the works which adorn the studio of Health, that Disease oftenest seeks to mar • The slightest stroke of his brush upon the delicate organization leaves an imprint that requires much skill and patience tn efface. Restoration must tic prompt. drely conduct. Ac , before.tjie City Recorder. Carelessness must be dismissed. Let suffering The account* of Anson Maynard for hauling women heed the warning ere Disease her murrwl their chief lieamy—Health—beyond Irirnos. print- reparation. Dr. Pieroe's Favorite Prescrip, ing, 91X25, were allowed, by satkl nays as lion has been used by thousands of these sufferers, and they are unanimous in their follows: praise of its excellence. If you would be transformed from the pallid ' nervous invalid Spaulding. Tamil neon and Young—G. into a happy, vigorous woman, try it. Dennis A Holmes, Built lens, examine their Build >( yoalh, lurm. t" • Adopted by ay*e and nays as follow*: The following acounts were referred to the Finance CommiUee: Barlow A Goodyear, supplies, I I Hi City Treasurer, for desk, 2 UO N EW I re; _r..ti« u . t l.SDt A.X Lt.it 1’. whichcuted hl* only child, and now rive* this recipe ft*, on receipt of two atarap* <o pay exprsa**. Hemp el w eurea iiixht aneat,. tuuMaat the •'.omach.aud will break a fresh cold Id twenty-four hoars. Aadreaa Ca*ni-ixx A Co.. lu*7Racr St.. Philadelphia, naraln* hU^aper. xulftl. Aye*—Aid. Dewey, McNaughton, Russell. Spaulding, Tomlinson and Toung—6. Nays—None. On motion of Aid. Tomlinson, the Marshal ement Smith ia erecting 5*OWr JRS & BARLOW POSITIVELY CURED. When cleat A regular meeting of the Common Council of ■ Two <4 the iuwl celebrated artiste the world the City of Hailing* wu* held al their room on 1 b*" c,er JwsU In the name dty. Guo ------ - "7.' but, c.. - M~^r. *1-" w- 00788955 *0>.rtl««d Utter*. •aeh Hated April 17. 1877. Gumming & Filing Saws FuraiaUd thia paper by Cox A Cox, ftolicitara of Fatonu Washington. D. C. a specially. nxrnamUr th* phm* i« Acriceftaral Halt in the , „ p.tl.e .«&>,« A. J. „ Suu • 1"S« !■“ howmbold furniture, eowuMing of atOTW, ehairx, tablss. lonngw, bureaus mirrors, a- a,11 .jtESgto I?«r “*• Heat ms*. Apr. # in quality a specialty. I nrieties. �Political [CONCLUDED FROM 1st PAGR.] fear. WhoM step is that at thc door ? Thc old man looked up, and a flash of joy passed over hia face. Going hastily to­ ward tho new-comer, be eeixed both hia hands. “Thank God you’ve come, Frank I The child's been very aiok, but I think he's a little better," following Frank to Bella’s tide. She looked up, with her white face and tho tecriou anguish in her evea. “Oh, Frank !" she nid, faintly, putting out her hand. Clasping it gently, ho said, in a tone of mild rcwuacb, “Why didn't you send mo word, Bella T “It’s diphtheria; you mustn't stay," whispered Bella." motioning him off aa he bent over the crib. “But I am going to stay, Bella," be re­ plied, with such mild decision that she felt remonstrance wu useless. Wearily the time passed by. The doc­ tor camo and went, leaving little consola­ tion behind him. Tbe old man, worn ont with grief and anxiety, slumbered heavily in hia ebair. Bella felt she could hardly have gone through that night without Frank. She scarcely knew her ardent, impetuous lover in him who sat by bar aide, so strong, yet ao gentle, quick to anticipate bar slightest wish, and ministering to her aod Archie with the tenderness of a woman. “Can't you clflSe-your eyes a few mo­ menta!" he whispered once. “I know just what to do now, and you look so ex­ hausted.'' “No, oh no !*' ahe said resolutely ; and he urged her no farther. Midnight wu approaching, and a great hush fell upon them both, for the doctor had said there might be a change at that hour. Bella sat, her eyes fixra on the child, never stirring except to give him his medicine or the stimulants tbe physicians had ordered. Frank, motionless u a statue, watched tbe little face with her. At last Balia raised ber eyes inquiringly to hia. There wu a gleam of hope in her look and in the one that answered her. “Hia breathing seems a little euicr," ahe whispered. Frank nodded silently, and there was another long pauae. A gentle moisture wu breaking out over the child's face and body ; bis breathing seemed easier and his expression more nat­ ural. Frank and Bella hung above him, scarcely daring to indulge thc awcct hope that had sprung up in their hearts About 3 o’clock the doctor came in. His tired, jaded face' brightened the mo< went he saw the the child. “Yes, be seems better," aaid be, “but wc mustn’t venture to hope yet. Now let us look at the little throat again." “His throat looks better," he said, u be &tM- Phix and Phun. George Washington is a member of the Packard Legislature again. The Chicago Journal asserts that Sena1 tor David Davis ia in perfect accord with Ex-Senitor Ben Wade hu written not ident's Southern policy. The statesman who is oow shouting that tbe war baa proved a failure ia usually the one who didn't get the poetoffioe. Pinchbeck says that he was offered the Governorship of New Mexico, but by whom and far what reason ia not stated. A complete edition, in posters, of tbe speeches of Secretary Evarts would cover a good deal of fence, but the fence oouldn’l be put to bettor use. It ia given oat from Washington that Pierrepont, but that he will remain at tbe of St. James for some time to come. .In a recent interview with President Hayes Goveftor Hartranft is said to have sAiurcd him that he would bo sustained by the people of Pennsylvania in carrying out bis Southern policy, and that be (Har­ tranft) waa fully in sympathy with it. The Albany Journal (Rep.) remarks. “The President’s Southern policy is an ex­ periment. But the continuation of the old policy unfortunately hasn't even that claim to consideration. Instead of being an ex­ periment it is a demonstated failure." The Boston Irantcript asks : “And what shall we call tho firm now?" asked Uncle Joe, u tho happy little partv sat dowa to tbe tabic. “It a admitted a TIME TABLE. SHORT LIMB BITWMN_ KICHIGAB ADD THE SOUTH. Taldas Wert Dec. Fall and Wintar Tima Tabla. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. A.1 You can tell a married man now every time by the agitation be displays at the sight of an empty coal scuttle. lOtfrleVB GO IMG EAST. Taklaa »g^oaj«u^1^e- IMh.UN. Sixty thousand Philadelphia famil is said, will soon break up bonsekc and return their Centennial visits. “Change cars i" is what a boctbtack aaid to a countryman, thc other day, when he had finished one of his brogans. JK Every plain girl hu one conttktion— though not a pretty young lady, she will (if ahe live* long enough) bo a pretty old is Feb 11 £ too I 15 ISIS .» rs is = too From a boy s composition on beat: “I cut my Uncle William's hen's neck off with a hatchet, death." and it scared r« !SS IS her to TRAINS GOING NORTH Inquisitive school-board officer to Hi­ bernian parent: “Was your boy born in Gkacaer" “No, sor; and I hope be never will be." I to i «» »«Ism i c <u w r । a » a i GOING WBfcT. . A little fellow who wore striped stock­ ings was asked why he made barber poles of bis legs. His port reply was, “Well, ain't 1 a little shaver ?" 2 IS m ini Aan^Arbvr. 8 Is - Au advertisement ia a Boston newspa­ per is as follows: “Wanted, a young man in tbe dry goods trade; to be portly out­ doors and partly behind the counter. Some one aaid to a parvenu whoae broth­ er had remained in poverty: “ You are, I believe, a brother of M. Durand T" “No, air; I am not his brother—he is mine." i- KUMMa ei?g ii Mr- QRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. it not have been more courteous if Wade drawn amicably, rather than berlain surrenders T " that 'Cham­ Yes, wd wiser, too. Tbe impetuous Robert Toombs of Geor­ gia ia chided by tbe August* filaonide for hia foolish opposition to tbe fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, which, says the Chronicle, “iniquitous as they are, have greatly augmented the political power of the South." Laconically summarising Mr. Hayes’ Southern policy, the St. Louis Republican (Dem.) aays : “ A Democratic administra­ the President last week, is aaid to have in* funned him that ao l~s as he adheres to hia present policy he (Bayard) will use Lis vote and hia influence to support the ad­ ministration, and will seek to discourage ail attempt at factious opposition on the part of the Democrats. Senator Edmunds of Vermont, after a few weeks' sojourn in Florida, returns with renewed vigor and with health proved. much im­ He is a bard worker, and renders useful service to his country. Certainly he ia to be reckoned among tbe most pen­ dent and aagacioua statesmen of tbe day. We trust he will be ready at the coming session of CoDgresa to take hia scat, which he fills with marked wisdom and ability. Mr. Hayes' Southern policy is' not a sudden growth which baa germinated in A wicked exchange nn that Moody's popularity at the Hub is waning. In a moment of unguarded enthusiasn^ he blurt ed out that heaven wu a more desirable place than Boston. Alexia and Lis terrier went to a photog­ rapher's and were “took” in every city they vkited. The Duke is easily distin­ guished from tho terrier by his princely air and a standing collar. fs [■■•-With Dotroit.nillada!* A BoutbWwtera X“PX. WTOI 630a*dl6-.50p.«. a Ttaadiy^axaapUd. taataniay and .-and./ <x sen ,Mea— QREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The pioneer bumble bee of 1877 crept out of hia hole in thc ground yesterday, and after looking around an hour or two for a boy to sting, found him, slung him, and went back to clean bouse. U. B. Lvnvasn. (Jae'ISaaX burro.t G. P. * T. A. Cbciasn _ HowrvC aS?Kiwi_______________________ CHICAGO K LAKE HURON\H BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The Sellable Short LU- EAST AND WEST. TIME TABLE No. 8. TO AMD raoe . BRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT TIME TABLE. friends of his marriage in California, thus tersely describee his bride : “She has a head aa red as a woodp ■ker’a, and owns sheep until you can't rest," Hoebaatcr. •Suedan «x«pt«L JPallj. n on all day tnlaa. ■ . tnln haa ■ TRAINS WEST. jjbatreit Jack. | Allaniic Vicar: John, you are not getting oe very-fast with your job. You know you can Jot do too much for a good muter. John: I knows that jolly well, and—1 ain't a going to try 1 Not me. The serious attention of eminent scion* lifie circles has beep lately engaged on the question, “Can a clam walk ?" How glad we all are there ia no doubt on the more vital inquiry, “Can a dam bake ?” MUJl-rillo Furniture, Coffins Etc. itm 3 |g READ THIS and be happy again. 1 I * James Parton having married his first wife's daughter, and that daughter having presented Mr. James Parton with a baby, Mr. Parton has become hia own father, and no longer weeps because he is an or­ phan. The report that Tom Thumb haa grown to be a six footer within tbe last three months by simply aitliog under blue glass Kvoa to be a canard. One can ardly beo half the stories due sees about blue I —I TRAINS RAST. A country girl wrote to her lover: “Now, George, don't you fide to be at the ainging*echoul to-night." George wrote back that “In the bngbt lexicon of youth —Worcester's—there's no such word aa fide." If the spring puts forth do blossoms, in summer there will be no beauty, and in autumn do fruit. So, if youth be trifled away without improvement, riper years will be contemptible, and old age miser­ able. UK JE kJ*uaI I Ki LvM ■ asuoa , It i Gret Rediction ii Price:! 18 Ester H SALISBURY & BROSSEA U Dealers tn all kinds FURNITURE LtaBVien. iHntft. Ilrt.n . A. Cblcag... The Grael Soitaltao# Djhohtery Gab Bratt Fraas, k the beat and hurry and tamult of his rethat it was developed cautioualy and delib­ erately, and had rounded into full maturity policy thus formed and adopted is a very good policy to stand up and fight fur, and nimble warriots whose strategy consists of frequent and startling changes of base. certain gentlemen al Jw White Hoose, declared hia intention to pursue the policy Sooth. “After netting forth the reasons for hb course, he aaid : “My belief in thia A little Chicago four-year-old created a ripple by remarking to the teacher of her Sunday school class: ‘Dur dog's dead. I uet the angels was soared when they saw him coming up tho ♦elk. Me is cram .s io strangers." “Have you tried the blue gisas remedy yet T” aakod Smith of Jouea. “Mo," said donee; “that is, only indirectly. My milkman, judging from the beautiful color of his milk, is tiying it on hie cows, aod ao indirectly on me. RAILWAY COMPANY WtakiastM. RUtnAad. Chiaaeo Philadelphia >KW YORK Look here ! (E.VTU\I. KJlt.ROln at .V. r.. the Nodhan tenolaoa al tea Northor» Central Railway. PoUnaa PeJooe Dav or Nteepinc Can oa »!l . Im aaawaa ar invareed >• varnd and Look here! LL-RAXOtOFT. •‘Where was John Rogers burned to death r asked a teacher in school. “Joah- DETROi?it„WHR,if1p LiME ^Re&UaMd -Watktae Glen." tbr celobretad rstxs. .«;«■ <™» ssiSiK.:; of the dua. “Well," aaid thc teacher, “it Joshua knows, he may tdl." “In the fire," said Joshua, looking very grave and course tends to give good government to O« in Montgomery county, On-gon, crelaa lady lawyer. SU ia, or ma “Bella, baby and husband P aaid Uncle to thc firm, and ored people. Therefore I am in favor of with the following notice pinned on the outside: “ Gone to my husband's funeral; back, in thirty miantM.*' Podkins, Sro^ntsal UltUM. Hampton had put it in hia Washington telegrams that the ex-Governor had with­ President Hayes, in conversation with roguishly. “Come, I'll give you a new name ; one it’ll bear before long, and well drink to the health of tbe firm in this bot­ tle of wine." ' \ — “Unota." said Bella, laughing and blush­ ing, while hia old wife Learned indulgently upon him from the arm-chair where Frank's M Warn JacUu & Saiiiai Chi«a<o and Grand •a-SburteM Lina Some people like oysters on thc half shell, others quail on toast; but wo prefer eagle* on |1U gukl pieces. A smart aohool-boy says it talus thir­ teen letters to spell cow, and proves it thus: “Bee 01 double you." Rallroads. “Would tion could not have done more or better. rose to go. Belk followed him to the door. “The He has solved tho Southern question in a symptoms are favorable,” said he, in an­ manner and by a method absolutely above swer to her imploring glance. “I will call criticism." in again before npon." Belk turned 16 go back to ber seat. As The Cabinet smashers have begun early. she did so she met Frank's anxious loving Tbe Administration ia but six weeks old, g'ance. It wu almost more than she and yet tie country is told (hat there is to could bear, _ “Oh, Frank, if God will only Jet him be a general shuffle of portfolios. Presi­ live I" ahe aaid, and for the firat time the dent Hayes is too good a workman to make toara fell over her cheeks. ' Frank put his a Cabinet that will only hold together one arm gently around her, and ahe laid her 34th part of hia term. head on hia shoulder. They felt from that moment that nothing could ever part them. Senator Bayard, in an interview with Once more let ua enter the little cham­ ber. The blinds are open now, and thc sunset light is streaming in. Archie lies in his little crib, looking like a little spirit, bis mother thinks with a half sob. u she watches his pale, wasted face, with its halo of gleaming hair. But he ia gaining strength daily, and will aoon be runnir^f round, the doctor Bays. Cloaing the blinds, his mother takes a chair beside him, and sings in a low, gentle voioe. In a few minutes he is fast asleep, aod she slips away for a while. She knows who is waiting for ber below. “Bella," nid Frank, after they Mad talked a few minutes, “I received a letter to-day. Guess from whom." . “rm sure I don’t know," said Bella. She wu setting thc rapper table, and paused with a half-startled glance. “From your mother Y' “You little coward, how pale you've tarnod all of a sadden ! Bat you've no reason. I wu a true prophet, I tell you," shaking the letter playfully at her. “ I have told her tbe whole story, and she is prepared to love and receive you u a daughter. In that table ready ? Then sit down by me, and we'll read tbe letter to gather. You'll find out what a warm, lov ing heart my mother has, you little infidel, you 1” WF. CHICAGO I one. the President does not intend to recall Mr. Court Railroads. Railroads. Those who come to you to talk about others ore the oars who go to others to talk about you. succeed ia carrying U out, because than Railroad J. M. HEWES we guarantee Satisfaction. 'STAT1ONH «d. M«H<»ntefar4 anplr tim* aliowad V tickets^. arc Northern and Southern men who in B. I BOID, Jr. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-02.pdf 84fcb0f527116000b3c3f4c833051711 PDF Text Text OPm to M* Berewv l« -» «•*-*• * "f Ttwte. or *<'te-<KIIT1<iV ’^Cdf*** OepirrtMEenti HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MAY 2, 1877. I VOL. XXII NO. ffiramm m bihwes ™ PAMHER i i'HYBIClAb * SURGED ,17'C" art. GREETING Ktmio • atracgbolda to aurreoder to the enemy ,-Nortbcwte had M J«ord Revenue at Denver-, manor, and that erntlciaa had. cooeaired auch a liking for tha wellbnilt hambom^yoaog doctor, that when* hi* *oa and heir ciimed .pou the tarre: and broke hi* odlar bona, a urnEager wm •cut at once to Ravenrtnifgc home Lady Rarmuie made oo Knot obj'vetion to tha. having more faith in women a* phyaieiaaa tte. a* (urgwoos, bet her iodination grew T-.B'tF’F. JACKSON WAGON DIAMC ' •• Wearing bcrrelf out for nothiMt!" proud aoiidity, and it galled him that tf, .'rumbled Mra. J -and. I brootbdieame frequent, ami >be iwraetvcd fort. extended ev-re to bitter cruelty had Sorry to be late f ezdaimed a clear, I that her young nrorile, Dr. Laud, wu beenaflinvrin. IfKoriah Undaufered I uirlieh voice in tbr doorway. “Martha, • banlahed tram the caatle. throagh him ahe au&mri in -:lr~-re if hia let me give naamtn* aoma more milk. Hi* lordrilip rent for Northoile. who reveug. had token cff.et the kno'whdg. .Mamma dear, wait while I wheel your lit- waa alment at the Uanor when the nu- had not romo to him from hrendf. B«t th- table to the armchair, you rnuat anoua am red. Her ladyahip’a firat tore waa auch rengmor awret to him ? Truly, break fut by the fire thia chilly morn inc.' I rego to Kiaaie was detained by Loyd Ha- in th. mental battl. of hia might the “Who d-> you auppuM b uyr neighbor rune, wbmo tender auxiety ramrlml to ■wertM aeemed altoetthre irexing. Over and laudluid ? Who du you, imagwe ha. -; have no female doctoring at auch a eriaia, and over again he told himorlf he baled buuht the Rarcnabridge IIouik T । bet aho aecretly doEpatrlred another me* nval at Woodbine Cxtage, ym above “Somebody very Well tiff." aaid Kiarie. renger through her attached Waiting maid, an hia inward amertioua lh«re awdlod a fidgetby with a ptece of bread rad woo­ and the cruaa manoeuvre, renite^ in the •urgtog Ude of foelmg Oat might- well : deriac why her apyotlte w«* conatendy do- iI arrival of Nortbrote in her ladyrtip’a room I aertiog her of late , “for it ha. bean reno ' about five miuultce before Kime came up I rated exteouvely —oniride at lout Hare jI ia her well worn black clotbea, with g-.rliah i you better informaUou on th* m-ttar ?" 'I fare grave with profrerional aolemnity Northeote had not fu _ « .. “I did .ot tell you ia*t night, Kbrie." I “Some tnietake, Dr. Laud," mid Izird ,**?. he glanced eerelmriy at the remarked Mra. Laud. ‘ for 1 feared it would I Haveuiae, coloring. xhrartcJd of the aurgrry. woodoring wtel apual tha little rieep you can get . it b Dr ‘"Am I going to die, Dr. Laud," moaned had aent hr him in thia inclement waathher ladyahip feebly. • You undcralaad.’ aaid Kioaie, coldly "Dr. Nortbeote*'* < kokiog up al Northcvte, ''auacicut of po“Dr. Uud ! 0. good evening — What lip. p*lo and trembliag for a la-XMOt. It ralyvia of which thia ia au incipient form, ran I do for your' ■aa ou light matter to the atruKziing tad, to know how maeuiial u ported quiet. One Amid all hia artouiahmeut, be waa the that au powerful a rival had suddenly taken or th. other of u* u<um undertake thia <■■ . •uperriliooa foe he h*d ever appeared up bia positive lu her vanity. to Kume 'a weary eyre. She Irak C. are id 1 havcoflea toll you, Ktrnir. that thia Dr. Laud, atey here, ened Lady Ra­ bow hi. heart throbbed with pmriauta tnrreaiiug neighborhood would attract ven ue in an excited manner warmth m he an unexpectedly, beheld her •Prey rauull her ladyvbip'a wiahca," under hia own roof, her wcll-wurn aailov aaid lb* agitated bnaband, to Kimi.. bat ported Iwrt amid her damp, waving "Nurtbcote kindly follow me Mow, w. hair, her. only protection from the piulre. can arrange foe a cooaulutioo prereatly." I Morm being the old, thia water-proof, to 1 Ug your pardon,' mid Northtota decidedly, apreking howtver io to low a tone that the patient did not hear him. “I will take my leave cubing rertored health to her ladyahip The proud blood flew to Kiaaieiadignant faco. but ahe bent over Lady Rareuna apeak,ng *ucthingly au I coo.uragiagly to I ‘LOW, Single am- I? •atforrn’Buggies, Tayloi; and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Sweet's Hop Dec; WHOLE NO. MM7. Column. DENTIST JiicbiiM. »kal aroro to item j When did the men appear’" asked ! te ted vtetekd, od ate wto Uft rtme in I Nortteota, a fiera. light downing in hi. । the aurgory, the pone with tte £lt thrown I dart gray rjri. ’T’1?**- Ftth a torap of pajwr " > “torday morning, bet I waa not writ id inaidr tha elartc- I will rend to«>ough to come out before. ■oreow for the book* I rwpriro." I*my Dr. Nortteota, eoorider the matter in a btutnem light; you have thia moner in hand, and I can procure you a Thia would have been a gnat triumph to the lady doctor, had Out Let mind hewn t&i depressed to eaij Jy it, moreover, the atory •-! her renal] to Castle Ravcnoe got wind. Hut her mtiafaaiou u the gradu­ al recovery of her uo&le patient waa more than .urpaand al her mwanl sufferiaga throw .h the increased malignity of a ri| val Nothing lew than bey ruin could aatialy N-rtkc.io she became interutingi’ od'-with hta daily ihoughta, till ter imI age even embittered hie intercouree with venihridge liooae moat he a rich man I dare aay he will nut oere to pumo hie pro foonon .1 all; and. al aay rate, lie will not rare to do «> u ■ arnaatly thoar u, wh cu practaoe mean* bread Pcrhap* be will be i LAW A SOLICIT H.4lt car utid'ai Pulltuaa there ba’v •••- diS^T.-oce intoiff kte 1110*0 who UTT had onwhm CAtea* but th. uotnn-M publi^kro fori A viacd a* to-tte puiute of dSatritoj old fertu.-ad reilrom] calia-.foQM k too wall krtrira; it> |*xW MH meria karo.tera paitaten-of UfU uioaoagm । t< rorrviteu. Vrtfl rar. tteo, plaaderay the -tod tal-Uar*," and hauled a4 thirty, firry or rixty arike, until t| b~ hmm aetvnl. wha It a an d rtieu.<fo,andhby tte M-uwwa' u. k U M. atarting piM. "H * iL “I.,tret from Ravetartridge. exclaimed the laUer playfully to km one day. ".My mail vowehsafed ma the new. thia morning I CUT. Nortteota TW rilmrt. He turned that your devrr little cwdieal riyal, Dr. 00 hta haul and walked away from her— । Laud, will trot aland it year way long.— *“ lek jnat then that hi. raging jealousy Mr. G resharn. the lawyer, ia reported to ajreinm-the lawyer mold Mt bropk the be deeply am it ten with her—ao uyi village atght of the wimful fere, „ f^utle to J] i gomip He ia a nice, genllemaolv nun. ware him. . though elderly. and ahe baa lovely ete*. | She waited a while with a heart that really. Dr. Northrote. though her draaa u i riebned a. ate thought of tte toother ehn ■'Now, ruauima, you know bow kind the lawyi-r La* boen to taa. I am aure bo goal out of hia way to give me a hdping hand ' ia my practice Mr. Greabam ia a deer old gentleman.' , ' Old. KLaic * He cannot be fifty yet — and be look* a g«>J deal younger. Dvn'l i let him k»ow you think him vid ; bia kindMM might end mon- suddenly than you ! bram plate »hinc more brightly or recrive । n»m- .umlaut care than that which graced I the wicket garden gate a-d .bore the en- f graved invcriptioo, “Dr. Itoud.'* "A rival I drelare ' ' exclaimed a geutlcimpatirally. yrt nrithrr naked nor'told mau wrapped t* a comfortable nbter, who l.imaelf why he had auddcnly bwonaa ao I ernm ' wu plodding along the glcctny country road- ••Whit a fellow that lawyer of mine “I don't care to diaettm aervaai'a go*, muit Ln to amure me there ia trek, epicsaip " Mid he abruptly, and then ha craamvi J did opening for piactice in Rxvrartndge. ’ over to IUbo and began to aort her daiioato whan, behold, than b a brother phyunan w nb for her at the thrrehold of my own door . . It waa anlurty for lhaee of Nartheoto'a “Dr- Northed. I I* that you} my dear i louanto wboee rent waa far in arenr that fellow’" hia bailiff, a hard, rtrewd .“cotchma. met ‘■What ia left of me, Stanley, after a him while walking borne from the Manor, flvdmile tump. Why on earth didn't the and repealEd a requrot be hod often lately camage nirel me at Lowmead aiatioo ? I mole, that he might rend ikanfi cfllcere know It earn, down aaftly, tad the herrea into the boon of the obeti'aate one*. mu good rector, the boovd toarevten—and what induood you to tall me live tliore field waa open to mo here? There ba rod ed the appUrotion of rear nairhbar. Dr. light ahinlng within three minute.' walk of■ NoctteMk. Hat, alter Ji, wteslayoertom. and what b hb gain? pghry handled ■y own gate.' •Oh, njteeoMI You would not boM o, and fifty. Il b nut worth a regret my ■bate Doctor." '‘A paltry hundred and fifty!" Lillie enough to ths wealthy practiuooer at Raven«bn-lge Hixue, bat a matter of grave conaideratiow to the “What bite mattar with Dr. Laud 1" Hfe the aooid Mt here withheld b« •Hart, boh r arid Northcuto. pteting I hi. arm about bar ia a aaaaeaet, ■ thongh alia were owe of hm —b —u —eI *T m wffl alarm th. whole howm.rtypLe child. i«ST,i“/4Te Furniture, Undc t-.'tnr;, Picture Frames. Etc. THE ST BRO’S SAY or Picture Frames, ihuir (mmmIs, for you ill Ahvv.monc -Krtiah MirUm UndT e. rial mod11 fled beta cluttering of fate. Dr. Land Nwdxute. With a etadden atari "I thought । trial at firat to abut her eyre to the foot the name ’Laud' icemed familiar to me. that her practice wto gradually bet Vagy Do ypu re.3' mber my competing for the, .u-adily doereaai^. bat it lanbad upon bar Horchrirt ficholarabip, four yean ago, whent very fontibly in the cod, that the new docI naa twenty-three ? I wc.t up to the। tor had commeacsd a coaroe of unfair Leudoo Centre, and waa horrilod to lad, treatmrat almoat amowntiag to p —co­ that the .lamination bad been opened to, lion toward bereeif. Bravely did ahe retrench aod atill re wvtMc. My mcU had not died than, and| I bad not yet come into pcemarioB of hi.> trench her domaede axpaoditerm, the bol---------- ride atfll grew IgM, comfortable income, to that I waa anxioua from her mother now tn obtain th. gold medal and the medial frac keturea the acbolanhip procured Everybody UuMghl tnv momh certain, and I thought m> too. Who do you mppoew headed the rumination Ibt I Mito Koaiah Minim Land I I bare never forgotten camo om to bar “b. hnd tahilirta.l bw the name The Englbh .may we. the inre. teltorem Are. hb cheat, QommI lurning-poinl that diathe boalMte. Ire member the tohjaetWto'VirmtoUon.' The lrwritb^bwl h.wvC oretately b.bote bw wemea wto Bvo yeare younger than my'ibkklulu.Wk. annd aril^tbe wna>ctua!ly juat rommoocing her amJmOtoMnd liM Mt vnperioe lu|wunethlar « about “no t^T amMma^m.** wooWfov.hrK ^tot—ut if “flam. Kiria are meat conloeadadly In due time thi. remark wan cwnveyod gm. t ft*2 burdored, broken-down Bte tetba care of N<......................... rould not well be reared that day from the .I u.t—----- vriting to loiak uf vhri wmoii ar. nam­ ing to; m for thia Laud. ate ought to have bora a mao—* ffant of a creature, with Uwepataahadada booked aoa, aittlag I la her , eroiriagram in a dreariapwn ril that moraug. Ugh, I know tte 1 I < 1 I ' There, th nr I limpet I yoareaif, 44K n»«rand MlM.: Du. °F wi«k twdvc foirtocr ot U ! Gum, with ^nae for mMa. hatw. Landi. bod? I* ate very iH ia ' “8uaaat to th. rteat, muter," replied 2^7"^ h“d’ u”ud “ “Bet wb. .Manto ter?" aak*d North �riodty worth making a trip to! iKahtmasoo county to witneas. I thto* -jral," tod th. proteteHtr M. to Mr. N. has a flock of about 225 I that before the tod of another yaxr a te* thoroughbred French Merino । rvjmu nr wil rental* American ahippfog sheep that reminded as of the 1 to ia former atatru apm tire high an*. flocks we have often seen among One Biggin*, oi thia city of great dtan the prosperous farmers of' arten, baa a tail agatart the eX'l*t*id*i the Green Mountain State. pending in cur reran* A frw ynara age He has a large number of thor- Biggio* haunted tha White How daily cmgiibrqd young bones and coits to a*o tte i’rreidcat. Ha tre^iu d (for, thal ,we suppose would be a of.rwiree, U wre all imariaatfoa; that Mto* Grant, now Mn Barwrto. wu tfoepgreat attraction to these inter- Neiiin ly ia lore with hint, and be wm wiiEox to ' Nted . in ■‘four-rear-olda” that can make their mile inaide of 3 minuter, but not so attractive to A TRIP TO VICKSBURG. us tu> many other tilings we saw, especially the general busfaeM On Wednesday evening of last• arrangements, the splendid barns, ’ week we left home via Grand1 tbs full granaries, and tha pros­ Kapida for Vicksburg. Kalama-* perity so apparent on every | too county, to deliver on anni-' hand. But we must aot fail to ioqnretioo. He to a mart worth WO.OOO verasry address before Vicks­ mention hia pens of Berkshire or •60,000, and M auaply b*<*K rictitaired by ti»r lawyer* burg Lodge. I. O. O. F.* We did1 and Poland China hogsand pigs, not find the car* of the Grand of which he hasmany, and among W. are >ouo to hive tn brand ire* Rapids Express badly crowded, the Berkshire^ some of tha finest ■Uta**, oao *n npurtriaa rUtac of Grn. yet under the supervbung care breeding sows and young pigs Georg* H. Th^rea*. and the other an «&*of. Con\luctor Baker, we reached that we have ever seen in the gorieal rtaiea or groop to comaretnrealn the vtfley. City on time, and State, some of which he said the dead of th* navy who foil daring the rebellion. Wrehmgtaa to ju <ly fosad for found very pleasant quarters at money would not buy, as they ita atateary. We have now e^turtriaa '■ Street’s Hotel, always the Grand >rora worth as much to him u ttatimt of Waahiogtot|, Sratt; Jackaoo and Rapids home of Barry County they would ba to any ether man. M cPbrreoo. and life etee or ooh—oi rtaiara aojounwr. in that beautiful city. Spacefurbids our saying more, of Wadtlngton, Jetferauu, Hawlrea, Lin­ coln, and reveral other hero* adorning our By tb? early morning train on yet We cannot refrain from ex­ public pertta. Beatdea three, we have a ■ the G. R. A-1. R. R-, we left for pressing out thanks to Mr. Nea- large number of rtato* in Sutnary Hall . Vicksburg, distant 61 miles, smith and family for thair kind­ in the Capitol building, totra *f which ary u»arly due south. This Road iw ness and courtesy, so illy repaid eioaidercd exc* kat in point of merit. in good order, well managed, in this hastily written note of batuoi ao liberally patronined the many interesting things by ns we had supposed. We . ar- which he is surrounded. [ rived at our destiuatioa about Wbafcrer ojriniou* auy be entertained ten u'doick, and wended dur way by auUK politiciaM of the policy uf a reoognitiuo by the adminatrauon cf I’ackaid to tta HcElwiuti House, in the D it mi t ted Government ; den tie of that thriving village. Th* ••ne....w» Streetcar** in Wash­ m the legally alerted (aoreraer of Louiaidar. nn m** Irand-, ington-Only one of a Family­ ana. it mart be admitted that, viewing the ConUorcrey from a Republican atuodjwint, during die balance of the fore- Quantity and Value of Fresh Beef hto poaitioa to unpregnablr. Thn "uerve" Exported —The Carrying Trade—r. 1 noon; in company with a leading SHIy Piece of Buaineaa—A City of which be baa exhibited in advocating hto jijtairniinirc merchant of the place. Statuary—Packard and hia Friends. title to certainly calculate 1 to command the admiration of hto party frieoda throughout L we wandered about the village, the Uafon, and if it£e that ho will have k and after dinner visited the Union to ,ucc.itub to auprtior fore*, it cm only Fclitol, under charge of Prof. J. be juatified on the ground that "nocemity '*Ci S^isbury, formerly of New The diaaaimalt on ymterday in th* bu ha> no lair." 11m branch State ' York, and a graduate of the New reau of ptintiag and engntviag in th* Lagialatur* drew not emulate htonrmnrea. Treaaury Department nre a aourcoaf noth a. to evidaaewd by tbe marching and evuu ' York Stitc Normal School. .We c-mmberadml oo tha part uf tha benarotennarvbing of member, from on* hall to . -have risked a good many ichoola tl.e other. If P*cka»d were backed by * in our time, and seen many men pluyea, the lar^T number of whom ire in friend* aa uuSiaehing an himaclf ba wuuhi Band women noted for their su<> dicrot fenndee, ar*, ia a tingle day, depriv­ Ueee- as teachers, but we think ed af th* ncana of living. Not only th, opetaiivre, bat children and old, deerejit Political Note*. r the Primary Department of this yarent*, dcpeedins upon them for xqppurt. l school, under the guidance of xre involved io their calamity. If the * Mr*. Salisbury, was the best machinwy parcharai by tte government ► managebent trained and most won kept ia modca op to ito full capacity, Sam KanJtii i* a “man oreriHurd." He ioatend of layiaj it a*ide aiyi inarietring • ? perfectly arranged of any Pri- tire work to poiota dutaat fttm the Cap*' want! -ter apeak cr abip. | mnry Deportment we ever visit J tai, thto wbolcaale dtochifce would ont be That Lootoian* Commitaion went cheap ed anywhere, and-it is not too ndnaaary, and touch rufieriu?, which will t much to ray that we do not be­ fall to the lot of ti»o*c poor people, wvald ttoa" : The Dneetacy. It “Kaapi fire.1 t lieve its equal in all respects ex­ Judge SpoffJni uj> that IWdrett i iata in Michigan. All die TXAg^tJlayaa' pdier meet* hia hearty approval. Jamra llrelptih adriaea tire c-l'<ed Jreo^mei of the school iwerc Wall pte tfo*to to jfon rite betararatfc {-artT for ev-41 ’'owing condiwtrely •afoty rad protection. Lthat amufter hand presided there Bal ribbon ruka the White Iloora. ' »aod reflecting great credit an the expcr&ctit on the Waahingtou and Itoaidrat Uayca and wife will permit no I teachers in charge. To. spend Georgetown railroad will U ttah in a few tu-.rr wine drinking there day* at the aoltefelfoe o! tb* hrerator of L an afternoon in such a school . A. M. Clapp baa re.tgned bia petition *» public printer and T. D. Itefrree *•!* ' was a rsa), genuine, treat, and one uolofttn 'n joycd by us. The village of Vickeburg is permitted fat rhirly ueyt, and if it. be i-read that the "Hammy' ia mor* econom­ Freery pleaaandy situated at the ical than the tuo of borac-powtv, and wt>' i,crowing of the C i. P. H. and not be objected to hectare cf ita l.iag a It to Mlboritatively aonoeneed ibai the k G. R. ft I. Railroads, and con- “Mtn** to boraca upon tire teghway, it ia extra aereioa at Coagrcre will be calW for ■hMhs about 1.500 inhabitants pcembiclt will ba f-eatituted. tire 4tb of June, the dale originally anERTc found there a stirring class FOf people, all around indicating During March there'acre 51 arreaU xnd Pjeneral prasjicrity. We mw m> olfore ia hto dcpartmnt to ooo of a family. 10 eimricUure fcw violation* of the peat*) law*. Fire puntmaaten ween hauled up J indication:’ of dissipation, but the A d»y or *o apt he ordered tte dUmteal for etaueatling. f finely furnished Hall of the Red of ooe ol two rirten »ol*ly on the groun J National bank Bute rireulxtioo to now | Ribhon Club showed that the that he would not favor the etaptoytartrt ouutxoding to the amount of S3IHJ3C4, by the jpivernmeni of m-rre than one rvpadditiau. f people were determined that rreweUiire of the mb* deontic circle. 607. During April : King Alcohol should not rule Thto I* ■ dril rarvire rvfora which will n the Hopatliren Htate Committee of p“sovereigu iff the imendant.’’ reive popular ippronl; and inqniry will Maine on May Irt eleeted Senator Blaine l The Odd Fellows here have a eattofy the Secretary that hto '-praaiag Chairman, making tha eightieth coaMCOB*y be u*d in more ca*e* than 1 liau Lodge nf about 40 in embers hot*" •oc ia hto Departni-mt. We have hid io- lire year of hi* Chairtnauvhip. L In the evening the Fraternity itaMt* of nan and wife (the wife u-oing . jAl the epeoal election told in tte town I celebrated the 68th Anniversary under no »**um«d name) teino enpfoye-l I ehip of Muahall for tjoperriaor, on the I of the orgauitatiou of the Order Io tfao came Department. alto of earner 27lh ulL, D. I’. Smiley. Itepublicvu, wan dented over J. Stage by aereotoen ma­ * in the United States. The ai- vied brother and eteer, and parent end jority. ehiM. who lire uadec tte tree roef, and i -teudu:ice of the Fraternity was wh* are ia the gvrrnimcnt Mrvire. FtretTh* anxiety of tire Dctaocrau to hare r not a* large as we had hoped to agrtu in eomc ora hi* teon reanrted to to Mr. Btaine coate O..V to help them igateet see, buftljc jrtkWic supplied their avoid detection of thu wrong, by nmug- tb* Admintotntion to terribly excrueialfogf place, fiiliiigthe Large Red Rib- tag for employment in different Depart- but tirer* are y*t no aigra that he intend* [ben Club Room to sufTorailbn. tbrata. Wo hope thto matter will be io VaMtgated, and tha proper remedy ap The United Statei Supreme Court ye*The cxerafe* consisted of songs terday decided the great oyrter war betwreu | by a well-drilM Glee Club, a Maryland rad Virginia The Uretrt hold, that Virginia can prohibit eitixeca of ocher brief sketch of the history of ’ plant ing oyrtcre in bad* of tide | Odd Fellowship, and an adless। A very valuable tabular itetem-mt, jnrt f . Turairtted * by th* laAtfotijable ChW bT i fon **Qttr Dbty as Odd Fellows , tire Barena of Statirtiro, Dr. Kdward tting bnr on paopi* to do w. I and as Men," by the Editor of Franc, rive* w the highly iutentrtin^ ia- Ac«xcUaCBMJ»: “Mart, of Ilarjxr't I the Baxx«r, whirii was listened formntira of tire rapid ioarerae of tire Wtaitlf, evidretiy n«t* to fire a shot at ' to with marked attention by all quality of frrah teef exported frow tte ttbc fiuuiliren policy. Ia tiw tort tore rf TAKE NOTICE. To SGROFULA whom it I am now running Builders, exarnine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, hine for Paints, Oils and Varnishes. ing or ciiangi Farmers, examipe the WTARD location of buildings PLOW, before purchasing others, from small great, Every one waranted. and having handled Those contemplating buying about 1.200 buildings Mowers or Respers should see in sixten years. I feel the Walter A. Wood Machines, New Portable Mn- tire hiandf- Hto UnoAta mav cted a* parillcl to what are cate or. eourenirtvc* to arma<rem*>te ,/ul nature, liku an stay ehair Casw, Cancerous Humor. Canker. Mercurial Diseases. Pain ia the Bones. Salt Rheum. aever wrartonme. lie make* light of faron white he doe* them, and *e*ma to te reciting when he i* conf* * ” er epeaka of bwreelf eztrtf rd never defend* hlmrelf T'hogf may I .to u—. a.al4 H.aJ, *«.. < to ll-a pm aitmdre •< Erysipelas. WN u;mi t. • •■I I’rj.itela*. Pimples and Humors on the Face. Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores tist ssw«s r—si im Urea re«*ia»ra •«! Catarrh. Constipation. confident I cart satis­ fy those who may fa­ vor me with a call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry €«o., Mich! Residence — Six miles directly VVest from Hastings. An Act to amend eectiora 1<K »nd 1693, chapter *6, of the eompd*d tow* of 1871. relative to board* of ■ health aad health uftoen in toworiiip*. TU Ptopb af At Stat «/ roan. Thai Mctiora 1692 aad 1693, ehap tar 40, of tire compiled law* of 1871, te and the mbm are terebv «> amended a* to J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, A. S DEAN, Irving, Mich.. Apr. 23rd 18* ipr23tn3. Piles. A Bin to Establxh ia Towaehip* a Bonrd of Health. City Dr ig Store Dyspepsia. MICHIGAN HASTINGS, Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Faintness at the Stomach. MH, EH. NHft Elll-S. female Weakness. DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty! . PATENT MEDICINES General Debility. Of all kinds in endless varieties. 5145 NEW ADVERT1SEM 2.N i s (1693.) 8«r. 2 Every tewnahip board ■hall appoint and eonatantiy hare a brelth ofioar of the towaahip who ahall where pnirtieabk, be a pbyuciu aad «*niury'»J rtoer. and an etcculireoftorr of the board I Prntidni. That ia towaahip* where it to ! not practicable to aeenre the' Mme* of a well-educnlad and Mutable phyreciau, the board miy apretcl the Mtpervtour or tone _.c_ _____ ____x m.. ' teate : ■7 « AT C. M. RUNYAN’S. 1 would respectfully announce to the Citins of Hastings and vicinity, that I have h w and audit all fren and ehargra of peroo-j» em ployed by them io Ibe execution of the health law* and of tteir owa rerulatinn*. Within thirty day* after tbo annua! town•hip meeting ia each year, the brurd cf treallh (hall moot for the tran*e,io6 tot’ btoinrea en<i vteE appoint or reappoint a health uBrer. and »hall immediately cam* to te tnnamtttcd to the S’cretiry of tte , State Boud *f Hoidlh, at Laming, tire full name ami purtoftce addrrai of inch teaith ottrer, and a rtateaumt whether he to a phyrictan. the toper: ieor, or rrereodi- Bomronoc 3F»3Ft.i<DE:s. Remember the. place, at J. 8 RlWYaflJ\'8 Boot and Shoe Store. Jefferson street. $5^77?'.^ xxi66tf Tie tai SaUsni Ttoreiti&re. RUNYAN. FURNITURE .mrtaia* aeefolteM tut efall Ike Om la l. RAILWAY COMPANY - alt MkM UMUj»>rt>re*re Wartia. elre. wniteatoyra. Il»n-*a«. BetHe.**- Philadelnhia THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY DRY GOODS. isK&STjtr-' DETROIT. '$Be$20E^::"fe.Ta itil you have priced their Goods, for you 1 । 1 Seiiu Micfe attic Parer Mb Mie Dimaite Late Iiciiie Mi OlffiTlC I0NTBLY. Everybody knows . they the oply PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC SDTLLSEim, D. 1. KID, Jr. fisr.*- “RiBssr*’ city and attend promptly to all calls in that li BEST. FAMRERS.I GREETING Unfed Stat* to Great Britain dariay the that t papre kc rvprrerat. hinMif, braah ia oightera month* radfog March 31, I8T7. )haad, aa Uiag forcibly smtod by Tode Thto to a new trade, whfoh bidi fair to reach tSara ia a ebair, with the xdmoaiuoo to ■DOMESTIC1 SEWING MACUIIECO.. If dam* to My truth whtoh wu doubt) io the cable divpalch that IhvtoBdi. tO take a band in tha RuMO-Tnrktoh war, then ahe will play, aaetwdiag to Hoyla, "third band Mgh." * 39-OEX MESSER Arts 1877. BROTHERS hood at the 6V1 ntand with tha Stawt Stock of aad Machinery ev«r known in Htartuqp, W» have tW JACKSON WAGON, �CARBOLIC OIL Commercial, bft*S£2 [Charlotte Republican. ‘ Kitridge, it ia not alone the editor of i tin- Banka that- fuel, awful bed," but it m almost every panwn in Barry County. . In car article we never thought of *J£ Il wan the public interest we were endear­ wins to nerve by 1 raping’ Barry out of the fifth Judtcial District.. Kitridge aska how we are going te atand it te hare Van All About 'the County. what oai be helped But be endured uu IS tod. limo u the gentlcmtn of the Michfaa legislature shall trndo this mon auotu wrong la the people of B*rrv, or the oEev of Cirvrnt Judge breomc vacant. tidasw at thb renal/ far «sposter ■*“ ther belirw te ba th* treachery of one af lb* p*lnieal draagogwaart Grand Kapute. >h. reuld ■ hex th* evmpas. ia on* political campaign. BpraUa. for Hayas ia Maiaa.dxwpar ia ladlau, aad TiMra te Michigan, will iad .>»«thing ba*Mra "siclt I ..as I. Mlf h.uttsapts .Aaasu Drawn te serre at the May term, A. D. 1*77. of the Cirruit Court for the Connty of Barry. William C. Pratt, Yankee Spriora. Juba C. Ketchum, Maple Oruve. Josiah Allrrding. Carltun. William Cridler, Rutland. Michael Motthbud, Barry. Ji D. Wiffiama, 4th Ward, City of ilantiags. H. fi. Carter, Hastings Township. John Qitfon, Maple Grure. Jahn L Y<x»g. Orantreville. Henry W Cdrin, Tbornapple. . Hiram Cole, Castleton. Cherrv Peet ■■ ’.! YOU ARE WASTED ! CaM a’ tte Sip of tteBIG HAT. WALBRIDGE I. offering to all the lugeW UMortmeul of IIATS, CAPS and GENTS' ri'BSieiHNG GOODS te be found outride of IteUoiL .lod here is ■Mare where the Joko come. in, HE IS SELLJNG THEM AT XCCH LOWER । PRICES— Don't fail lo aw the goods boIfure purchasing. Bert Walker. Ining. C. W. lluughtaliti, Baltimore. Cbarie. Sbrtteriy. Cariteu. Thoma. C. William.. Holland. Flaritu J. WillLur. Assyria Baker Sbriner, 3d WarJ, City THE FAMILY GOES! ibscsss:.. ..... 1 Tccowsumpfives. Heal )^nt» pniuf J- B. STICKLE, Kaihofd. HiilEl.HwBaM! 0r.l.T.AYEB4Ca,lws:l.Ha«, important to the Ladies. GOOD NEJS TO THE PUBLIC1 For restoring Grey Hair to Its natural Vitality and Color. GEO, PECK 4 CD’S 155 and 157 woomum.,MnaiT. MEDIC IL & SURGICAL INSTITtJTE. STOCK OF GROCERIES TiA> hair ia thicker.hi, fating- liiir ehrAu d, ttud bd-bm <.■.•wtgh i not always, ettreri ly .ot t».t. X ing can marore the hair >; hrre th» LUiclr. are dertrt7c I. W ti • ;;Unfc XiitUl! COUNTY .Sarsaparilla Ugirial-ra byir* enthte* io da bat ^^ab vrwMWloM. pertaining te th* or H.r MteMpn Hrilmad, - DEFT COMPETITION. For Snrnfuik. and all �GltXkOI AK-. Sil,. I .hxli nai : aad that Uod , nwmo js tuia <uy whom you will । for thia a faithful wring, and worthy ’ * Chriaj eame into; The Cott of W»r. “a 03 *lu*»of ty‘-u” dlewwltu enter it. Mitt tocm* MIBIDIXO MA«U. rkxbh: good iiuxlltiui, brewuM ■ rx ran Iw raiwd worth fretn 1200 *7. cwt flSOjMiO.OeO. 1311,000? blood of the right kind, and breed what M Uthniiylly called op, not down; that ia. Builders, examine their Build ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Fanners, examine the .v IAJRD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. . Those contemplating buying Contract Mowers or Reapere should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, at low. csfcxssssas POWERS .t; I rsrwv Railroads. mxchmai 3S8BS . Taking Effect Apr. 16th. 1877 QOIKG EAST. PBOB1TF. ORDKR. gruceriea .j ttr C. M. PU FRESH STIII1 The late war ia India cost Etihad SJl), OQO.OTS. Iw thrir »j»el Borne pcr*ou» will, pick If thou weal dal Err up aorta lunz kggcd, brokea dowa.'trotthere ar« twt» thing* whu-h 8mire, which con’d perhape tret her Myjpd wirkedure* u 2.39, thiokinjj to proluee aotue000,QUO per Ly. rcry' 6o»- Nothing nan b« more A Ccmncrikul dalaaiiog aocicty ia Bak­ Iged, a/in the majority of inktance.-, ing, "b if wrong to aheat b .lawyer?'' it u aur« to and in dikapiuintuumt. Anure [<rcDt in the rose of Great Britain. Her with all the beat blood in her vriua, if ahe expenditure* tn 1^54, fir ware part and la, not got good ahatia and good wointa, ia proactive, were mor. than «23l>,<lUlj,(Wi». qot fit for a breeder.'' while all other exjenara ward about |30,. KXPCntwcxTf wtrti rnoaruxfx. OM.OvO. The bnmbcryf her xgricuiturj laborere. male and &malr. r.ld and ycting, Fumin' Cittb, a luembcr repurwd that io at that time, w*» acmowhat crer l,f«UO,- 1874 he used 120 !U of pbcimhaU- to the SI'H*ayeu. Tha* all the meu. w and diihirea who make Ureal Brio taWBriM<Kt>u.tu uninu.n.. I would respect lull y u’l «<» I he c zens of Hustings ami ’.it:; l\. lhal i lta\t new and The Korniaiii.n ot 175.”. eoM. <230.WiO 000. otrntAi RAILROAD. ill QHAitnTRVSK RAILWAY. BH MW! l.< NpiC»‘M. onp, car.i.:> sold al Tea, 4 lbs. for si ■"■: ■ Baking Powder, ti . dies, tobacco, etc . i’..; A,!i.'kw>i Remcmbixz pit/r Boot and Shoe Si . Girv me fi rail: E MJ. - xxiOGtf :r. GEO. WOODS & CO/S PARLOR ORGANS J. 0. m«TKK. WM. >3MA«. 4 HI.IIITUK • r*Tlt.^r Jii' lU -*!? r'lZTr .f *u(r ■ I li Wifss Jjtuii t taiiiai unntD. la our reentry the iiy.ro;..rri.n i n tUK wan nihi’ or TUR wLnin . rich in pbopboric acid.' Th" preaeat war d- Lu of all the Statra , rr Coruteodum from whirii we bite offi- ; ' rial retuttai amount to 812.lk'l>,Ut>’».<W&— Turkey* chduH ent U Ln.l in anddu ••I .KT IJWg WWTWBDI HlCHliiAK 1ND ____ rixrnntioaiM DM.ie.ini. L. hW> m« r *» ’ *T-T1 ' (JOIKrS SOCfll BRAND RAMM DIVISION. Bmolrn cq that ki»d . mutt excellent. »K4 M mart <M|ghi!ul. I life wfcWil*. > v uii>4 qfg in in« In' aUuWwI tn Ml, thooM BIAND IAMBS AID DETROIT TM prewMU paid in capita! ■>!>« baakaawcmut»»«l,thM),ti>WtM. T f'^S'iS dm, Ekt. HI Mure the t!i»ut p« i>ly r'*-' I ><- ’f• ff’nl I id «m thick esrtanl, with a prokurtioD _____ ____ — .1 .1 _ ...k__ — —1IL ,wy» tint by pot- HURAL-TOPICS. Udy Slaty Worthy-Mctxtajpu on® watd: *-11 tynw Ar to reexoeile tu to b. .ug b woman when I reflect that I am thua in Capuin Bursaby Wrt Bikod by Lu Tar- IT lh«BtrcmjctK B»r ’• U tk?t?*.llj ' : Mil Mar ■ goodly amount ol boat), wdl U. and will keep quiet and repay ytiu for i; thin extra care, that at the brat cutlook ' M»y «pp«r like f wIuLdum. but it ta nut. ! When tiny are about a week old I begin Batter, Chrcae and Egg Axrxixtion ia citi-M wm that Aihtou'i Lirupool i» thq And now tUy arc tryin;; ta iutrodu® . City Dr ig Store J. P. ROBE.ifS, Proprietor, - • ilGAlf. MluWi^thrtW metaben nid thny had formerly u»ed A-l>- iarui to the Olli COMMIXCISO nit'IT UKOWUU. Accnuat him thy roti friend who ihuiren 1100 a year; now it b to (>Duud<>i.s:inother* to Wutam bratda ket hat been mortlyln orothu Lircrpad mck««. Mr. Thomaa Wdmter of Samuel Tbompwna Nephowa, towns of;from 50'1 to still ar^inyiog price* rtrrct Bwwgl.t a tbumkr Motni had broken otte wfom.idt thia ma; 4 !■>■ Inn T w... ;LTi"t -X ttrji WffS'#a Drugs and iMt dicines «;f all <l< <criplioiis kept constantly on hand, n-’iti /V. ‘ akillfully compnundctl. Uso a lull line ’• olI . 930631 hlh Holloway's Advertisements. । *^u. Is 1ABKTHES FACE THE TKbTlMUXY OFTHI Bti H.i: T.llUUi I BtUDvm oamtur. £W, Ji w , Eimiww DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. :: tH>r.u AOiETll. rnpnrrr. k HASTINGS. ine l» feed buekwheat. inioh. witcr fur hermilk, and dam .roya. ft it GEO. WOODS & CO.. C.vnbr.'dgeport, Maw. BiOM WaakUetea BaaHM i;e»;<i. «l..ekVa~; It lrjr> < r. 11 It £ idiiilrtt and rbralMM In aaM reantr a '• IpswnraL*. * iW35.’ <»M EXECUTION. S£-£^’U!SM£.K «S?v SSe."?, : The Gras! Soitten TtatuFUre. J: Ixihed'h .ma!! mr.Bure Kbmlly, crct for on« ana only. ■ “i .... t ____ ■ . ,, , not rain nwythmg profit exones tn RAILWAYCOMPANY PATENT MEDsCINES Of all kinds in endless vnriotir . TAKE NOTICE r.iiMt jj ml .~iau. shuaM. Irtw aarf fcuaw la tk. .r kaiuisa. .»■«>, «r Mam and cw. Ayer’s A.d.crtiormenta *KW T«rt CBBTVAL UlLfftAk raapberrini that To UiM iiuaatiiy; Thoac irhom il Ayer’s Ague Cure, may Conrfi-ii.^ raz I am now running < New Portable ^hichine for moving, rais- ing or changing the location of buildingK my mtb 1 from Hlllllll to Lit ISTH ATOM’S i^fHliyr wf th, artait rf'® “♦afiMsTUft Ik* &.rcve-Hi. «t ik« l‘i«b*I* (Nfae in th* rind ~ trill*. Pennsvi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-09.pdf 8ed1f60edf53111e020e63687103c44b PDF Text Text TO HifoHioyl ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR n I^CIl A set KT. O«<» O.w.KredjjrN.itea.1 MICH1GAILWEDNESDAYMAY 9,1877. HASTINGS. BARRY C01 VOL. XXII. NO. 2. I'eonxiderabte fog in the air. and strong ippearanccs of rain 1 waa at Gedoaba, the northern tormi ’faL’’^ aoogbiag ol the'wind in’the nus of our road, looting after some repair, on a dclcairc boiler, and I mas SagJ . On. and still on she went. Selim swmdown to New York on the 7:50 train—’;| ed to fly. One might have fancied that be knew bis mistress waa oa an errand of life ud death The lights of the station 1 were in view—nay. she even mw the i elation master's white lantern M he stroll­ ed up and down the platform—the white lantera which wm to signal the approachiag train—to tell them to gn no. far all w» gell. On to their doom. Over ONE HUNDRED OLIVER CHILLED sold this season. It is TIE LE4BIIB PL»W, And has been in Barry County for the past four years. There are more of them sold each year in this market than all others >com­ bined. It is “7:15,'• said Kirke, mcditallagly, “and ! we leave at 7:40, sod the p<y train meets I The nun waited flfteen miaaia before us al Dorias* Cut at 10:15. Bast time I Ktrite’n Crete did oa to the didmg. and it to make the run fa this thick weatlisr, j was tlusu known-taut but far the drcuc o bat it must bemaaagod-'' of ao. young girl, the two treias must And he lamed away to give some breefl liavo coUidod two mi'e. beyond Deriag's orders to tbe fireman. Gut. Jack Hadiday wm there! He had beer. When told tbe story Kirke looked st atroUfag in and out of the room for the' hb watch. peat half hour, amokinr a cigar, and I The man from tho atelfem looked al hb. swearing at the bad weather. Hia train Kirkt'* reared was tea Miantae bedted did not hare til! oeu midnight ao he had. plenty of tisse to swear. You want to know how it happened. We all went to the door and took a look 1 Certainly you must hare gneaned. Halli­ at the rather, and unuitnnmdy voted it day did it A mu waa found thy next Juetd bad, ud tbeu we walked up and day who ouufoeacd to have seen Jack tom down the platform, and smoked our after | pcriog with the time pierce ia the engine supper cigars, ud by the limo we bouse- that night, but he had thought were through it wm lime for the train ;' nothing of it he said. hands to be gelling into their platas. Both : Jackr' Oh, ho left town and wu hut tbe dock in the ugioa rurm u I K irke'a ■ bard of in Avtnlia. Hia Hltle game • w;s not a »Uc<.wm A few months later Kirke wm married to Flow Whatoly, for being tan minutes behind time. ‘ WARRANTED To run LIGHTER than any aF’Jc.oxxr iw use, and to give perfect satisfaction. Call and see the . DENTIST Hickipi. Hartville NEW PLOW NO. E. Just the one for two Horses light and easily handled. Repairs kept for other Plows. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. GREBLE & RUSSELL Vol22 2,1. WHOLE NO. 2048. dron^bBljr LJTwmu gentleau frfaod. aad thoagh be-» St' years ter imior, •■th«T *?, •Cfay;" fare b-oteM," aad b. £ broGst mn anmini n i wave the afaA : hemootly, and the bom dem not yM produrc the proof ueceaury to convict them The old fax ia Raiding back his ecnftnssoc. nil be is sure that his evidence wiU bring about bundenae. He has it In his bands to nnarth the villteny of which he b tho centre, but be wiU not do it till ho hu what he waste, hia liberty. In tho meutime. there b trouble enough among the New York politicians Mon, who jg the flash lima of the ring received ten or twenty or £fty tbounud dollars, ud who ‘ No/ aho hratUy replied, looking un­ hare almost forgutten die tnuMuctiou, arc easily st him. turning pale when they know that it is er h* rJ“ Hia bps eagerly parted, and as he gate certain that Tweed mved bn chequehu .chair uatbec hitdh ho brtakly in­ quired . "Do you throw the combings of yont hair m the want Uain?" "What's that ?' ahe asked, with a Hauk ffac. “• Woated'tlto question, although Again hb chair went forward, white his agilatioa grew su great that be could •arcely mareiain hb plarc upon it as he further naked. "Do you dean out tho oottib when you eat through?" “Of coarse I do," she said, storing at him with alj her mi;rht' In an inatut be wm on bb knrc. before lur, his eym abtese with flame and hb hands outstretched ‘ Oh, my dear MIm; I love you," he three millions mfdy hived, and that be ixsatenately replied. "I give mv whole, heart up to you. Love me and I will bo propose, when .he dore get oat to rally around him hb old friends, and make an effort to get control of the eity ud state again. There*.b no doubt that there b poor—you arc out, rich. Get me oat with nosoethiag to live upon." And so a vast number of am uro talking with Maouaoua pleutifitllnae of th. hardships the old man has been subjected to, rod whether the end* of jnetice will bo subrerred by keep­ ing him fooger in prison, and ao oa. It b aid by those who ought to know, that hb telk of poverty ud being a broken mu u all bnaoumbe. They my 'he ha* at lost PARSON BROWNLOW. truth in thia Onew fare, with the mon ey he donbftcaa has. he could only bring the Irfeh to hu support, sod could apiure Tsmmany with ease. 11* bicaly fifty-six, and b as strong m he ever wm, the orguiring and controling talent. Hia old adherents who have been eating husk* since ha went under; long for stub a leader, and they would rally around his banner in ATtoBNBYB AT LAW ABULIUT- FAMRERS JPOJFt GREETING, lOtZ’IZ'. float they were si) paid and well paid. If he wanted an editor, he never went at Jjirn in a mean way, bat hia cheque for tea or jm-sup. The'-American Popular," « twenty thouaud dollars. according to hia The bell rug—I scrambled to my com­ company orguiaed fur taking graded value, was made at ooce, with no noaaena partment in the Pullman, and felt horrid­ rialra, panned into the hud. of the State ly out o f place among the silk a and broad phot ia obtained from tho bruchca by dotha ud .mail of mask. But I re in committee, and a mat fearful degree of steeping item, while fraah cut iu water for for "Stat-daaa" and made the beat of it ao the re-appearance of Tweed in the two or three days, ud then bcrilinu them effectually thst fire^mfautea after Gibson, falao swearing, fsbe everything was de- that । till the gum, in the form of a white jelly, arms would make a decided stir in adbera to a stick which is used in coivelopsd, ud the ofirara are Io bo proae- political I city. Ro can find a party without aundy atiniiw the braaebtn. The fluid rated. Il ia to be hoped that the law ou th. 1 ud it Med snrpna: no noe i/ reach three swindlers, and that a life inou- trouble, 1 a year the old mu baa control of ii concrete* in a few boats! rance presideet may be added to the within ' To purify it the Chrneec taka ,a quan­ city again. wtatea rollroliou of criminal euriositim. the 1 tity ef firmly rwdrccd oM, which they The good companies arc suffering from ly at the bottom of a copper bamn ; over tab they ptece a layer ef camphor, and tbeoe exposra, put they are nererthelce. ibAauotbcr layer of earth, att-l ao cm UO-. Ul the voanl is besriy fall, the teat er topq tain spur, which 'cennaandcd a -view tit the time, but it will be better for tbs healthy moot layer being of earth. They r-.er surrounding country for more than a score good ones when conidenrc is Easily res­ this late layer with the Lava a plact of mile*. The line of the railway enuld tored. a. sB the frauds will be oat of the ealted po bo. which reeiaa spaemw be seen distinctly ia eeeb direction fur 15 of meutha (mint). Ttey now invert a way. They will not bo exposed to the miice, ud Whatcly wm wuul to say hi* second basin over the first, and make it hu just rereived hia walking paper, and is l<»kout wm worth mure to the safety unhealthy competition of ths fria-ls, who air tight by luting. The whole b then uf inuns than all the telegraph wires oa never expect to pay, ud an therefore adrift upon the cold charity of an uufrcling aubmBted to the action of arvtoutrei fire wwid. iartead of drawing a nite salary the line. , do business fur nothing. for a rertaia length of lime, ud thai left Whitely wm a rich old buffer, kind monthly. That b what nib them. It b to a»l gradually. (>n eeparaliag the va­ enough ia hu way, but sharp M a fem-t, se! the camphor b found to have sublim­ There are at the present time one hun­ and determined that every man should do ed, and to have adhered to the upper ba­ dred thousand men m the city of New bis duty. sin. Itepetitioaa of the sum tsveaa He had but one child, a daughter, and York who lire, aomehow, without labor. complete ib refinement. Beside* yielding Floss Whatcly wm the belle of the coun­ They arc nuisances fa the wont sense of try. She wm bravo, beautiful ud apirit"Aya, aye, air!" r> speeded Kirke, and swung himself to a pooition on the Fly- MESSER BROTHERS BORG EON, Are on liaitd at the old stand with the finest Stock of Implctnetna ■nd Machinery ever known in Httatipga, We have the JACKSON WAGON, DIAMOND IRON PLOW, GALES CHILLED PLOW, :bj;*wX. DIAMOND STEEL PLOW, t ‘ Single and Platform Buggies, IXL Wind Mills, etc., etc. Every article we sell is warranted to please. GIVE US A CALL. Chester Messer. • Burks Messer. POWERS & BARLOW rue in Ta—rane,!, UM, by bdfag wfah tfiursSETTLES AU the above natneii PIowk are sold on trial, ■Taylor and Gale Horse Rakes, Buckeye Mowers with Table Rake Reaper, the owning of men, women and chitdrem, I shall, when the battle coma, rtand by the gerenuaswt and the union formed by oar Mr^Brewnfaw began* hb poloM ea- TEN MINUTES LATE* the line than Gorge Kirke. He was the son of a poor mu and his mother was dead. Hia father was a enofinnsd Invalid of the rheumatic order, and George played.the dutifal sen to him io a way that would astonish the young men ofto^ay. Somehow, nobody ever know exactly bow, Georgs had managed to pick up a good edncatloa, and ha had polished it off. so to speak, by a two years’ course, ar a commercial college, which they tell me is a MMul where they teach people aomethiag as is practical, and not them Greek roots and latia folJcrob that is drilled in­ to young men's heads at our uaircraiuea Kirke began on the Stony Hill rail­ road when he was shout twenty-one or twenty two yeare old. Fires he was a brakesaun. Thin railway basioeei is a regular suoccmicn. and- generally speak­ log, a mu has to work bis way up. Ii ain't often that bo gets up to the dignity of a conductor at om step, with the chance to pocket ten cents scripts, snd with the privilego of helping all the good bad been away, had she vaunted the res­ ponsibility of directing the trains, and she bad alwaya acquitted herselfwith credit Old Whatcly was very proud of her, a» bo had a right to be. and be kept all the young follows at a distance, until it was aid that be intended keeping his daugh­ ter single aolil the Gear of all the Russiani ame oa to marry her. This night in November Whatcly and Floss were out on the piaxsa of their country home, peering through the gloom ud fox for the Galosh* train, srhjch was It's devilish strange it doom's eome iu Whalely, hi* night va *bt>w their charity, when they lack u opportunity io ated safely. You see tliem every­ where on the street* The ofica ud atora ire itrfreted with them, each with his story ef a ‘•family to support, and no work, air,'' usd a carae if you rcfuM them. And there arc u muy women u men, and more children than either, engaged fa tbefaimc railing. Wesneo will ait by tbe how on curb-etonca, with a aloepng child, wuh ila rags ao duplsyed m to ex- Haye*' southern policy a failure. But .while these fellows mourn the people re­ joice For Ilayis is the firal Prsssdrat who has ever made an attempt io good faith to any oat mil eervfao reform. He of hb art id® ZbtuMd the tills of the •HghtirgPwfaa" He .ba fa religious cnotrovejaiei, sad wrote servers! rcligfon* books. In IMS be held a gob­ lie debate in misdriphia upon atermy, with the Rev. Abram Psywe, of New York, ud defended the bretitttioa. Al PetoTOOM' Dollar Scries of Good Nov­ ela. Country Quartan, by the Cbuntem of Bleaaiogtoa. With a praimreorthy de aire to ater to the wuu ot Amoneaa readers in than limes, Nsm. T B. Pe tersoo A Brothea, of Phiiaddahia, have determmed to issue a collection of tbu choicest work* of flrtioo at the low rate uf one dollar a rulumc. Tlu collection will be known M "Petersons' IMlar Srrirarot sight," Mid lyior down Builders, examine their Build­ in diligust. "It's hard to lea ! They ought to light ing Material, House Trimmings, bias ud letting homely ones bn. round Spruce Poad by thb time !" You to tlietu father You druggtd with budaoum .to keep it quiet, and bandboxes In ana* tumble let know the on tbe Paints, Oils and Varnishes. and with sores painted on its did hu well that be was road ?" asked Flo*. attention. “ be sure. good there little anna and legs to soon promoted to fireman, sod after be Piofatback, of Louisiana, bjhe ami of is the headlight of the train Bee, had lamed the workings of machine children are, in entea, not a Major Holm-, a wohby]-Uatsr,b^a Farmers, examine the WIARD he made engineer ud given an ea- not ton mites away, running like the These lhetr owu, arc leaned io by the slave womu. The thb deni, it always doe*." . day, by who make a buainas of antkority, ned kept p~rd fa km PLOW, before purchasing others, gme.Thia He pointed trembiiag finger down one of tho newest storynf him; and renting them out. owu until 3, He baton line, and called Fly to tbe valley gorge, where, far away, a colbcting One day Major Holme* thru acerted to the Unfaa st I army of men, wo a mere speck io tho giootn, could be aeeo a Then cotoa the away, and very proud of Every one waranted. steamboat , sun hot. He eubeequentiy lectured at nifieeut romance, of interest nod fine light scarcely moving, it seem, you may well believe. maa and children who have small artlda speyehea upon war fa vsrfatu writing Tbo of Byington watchers knew it approach­ like psmoib, pens and matches for ­ was one of the mret brilliant and giffod uti« of ifte north, and wrote hb ing with lightning speed. Those contemplating buying M "Paaaou literary ladire London ever produced. She graphy, which bemtae Tathet and daughter looked at each draught* of iend whisky punch. The Brownlow's Bonk," asrf had u extoaaire giug, for articles are each nobody wai friend and coteiupwsrV ef slave Mt ia tbe watching the Mowers or Reapers should see unfa it. IMt, bMaraai Byrun, Uifh Hani, Parry B. SheUv. and >te. Ia The truth wav evident. For some rra want*, and to sell b alwaya an game, and far any orders which son the train from Goluaha was ten raio- appeal to charity. "Pleane buy a poMil, might be by While the oamcrou. roterir of wits ud •hkh graced British in the Walter A. Wood Machines, behind and u would not reach nor, and a man who han no be was occupied In this Way the captain Umeofltui Itbn aiding offiftv.'' th. Prion. at Drring'* cut aatil the are, gias. now with the telegraphed ’ them pay train wm tkeir George duty ao To And pay nnd the wm heaven*, now. m engine wm the wm George wm with and the srtbtially attract mat but them women them vm her, but tboet aaxfoo* wm Boeion Pbet tells he wm with MiMitmppi the Itoaw, on ureter Msroh wm wm Nashvfllc. made full Cmuneea pins, autobio known the the offer ucm Furniture, Undertakng, Picture Frames. Etc. PAINTER At A. M. Roak's Carriags Shop THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Joy Comfort and Bappine** Sisk axis ’inn.toe: OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY DJL J. V INSURE Don’t buy Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you aa help poor pay train Itad pMaed beyond no to the single work and a large family to euppoeL" Or, Iruk/And then I Wby, why to road fur the luv BV God. buy a paper av pion, under the h*d of “Appalling Railrad Dfabrtcr," and a few morn homa would children ud a huabaad reek st home, ud her rint to pay." Tire email children, the family and ths sink hwhsad are Hl a myth, the money obtained gutng straight to the nnarrac gin-sbop, the food Deere aory to keep life in the beggar being ob­ -Solan can do it," said Flosa, quickly. -If I an reach Landa fire minutes before tained from the cbaritira and tbe garbage Caw, Silt ait Onassital Special Medical Announcement time, the tnin—yea two minutes-all will be well. Do not stop me tether!'' m ho laid a head on her am. ■'Bel you ai,t not fr>. It b dark and «I stull no, father. me. and you rould uoi > ridden dmher nigbu . |y home in the stable. I Heiim knows *<mly ride him. I haru And he in the <•Don't yon reontf- 1M2. litres the boy eorwtr Cbc Lord waiting literati giren tbe ptevreu. the capital the ‘Adouw atnraUed ktom him and demanded, “Whore aigrer are yw<r “Well. Mre « Cap'fa, IAen't 'xaekly know," wm the day, ud Ixnrd Byroc and Lrigh Bunt reply. "I war Major Holmrn boy, but were parti i-ulariy charm.il wkh her, the bo done bet me on two little pair ud loot. latter styUag her ia bb -Vteion of the I'm got to see the game through 'fore I Ponta,” «a grace after dira-r, a V«nn grown fat.' Her Charming “(Jaunty Quarter." will te ogwiy weteuMcd by the reading public, at the cheep prkw ud elqtul form in which the Murer. Pcmvrtm. hare «,4 h tf. a Urge sale forthb and the euteteSng vohunas k the aerres. m it wiU be lb. laprt «»d �TAKE OUR NEW YORK LETTER. To Those whom may Concern. "IbraB,”at which we hoar so mock io tho dispatches of hi*, is thoTurkish name ftfr tkv Baunsenian tows of Brails, on the left bank ot Ac Danube, tea miles above SCROFULA The questionof servants ia what is aow European war news wslll be apt to be mare than asaally uoTeliabfe. Tbe Turk, agitating the mind ef tbe New York mar jte lb. bi«-t Tura ou A* fa. rf th. rcn. Io tho olden time the intelligent earth, while Btiaria prcfosss to snprvfe. farm-house people of New England and dbtabro b Beha-vknHy aond. OuL T. W. Higginson, tbe oboistieubt, bcirtily endorse, tbe Prwidrol'a policy as which the Russian armies are permitted to the wbrat course, even fov the blacks. pass through Rouuauisn territory, receiv­ Ben Hill b» written a long fetter an- ing tbe treatment due a friendly power. nosneing his determination to co-operate It b whispered at Vieana that tbe Em­ with the President in civil service reform. peror uf Rumia has a secret treaty with tho Emperor William of Germany, tn wbaeh the latte guarantees to koep the rest of Europe quiet wh:ic he whips tbs girls" mr the city, but that ia all go-e. The factories store*, telegraphy, boo*keeping, and kindred arts which are now almost the cxclurivc property rf women, gives thia elans employment, and New York families bare bad to depend upon foreign importation. . Tbe Irish giria hare control of New York booses, and they chine for moving, rais- Il will probably be a Jong time before all tbe details and the true muses of the recent dirgracefel and cutregootu affair in Mueiasippi will bo known, and then there wiH^be differences of opinion aS to some of the originating causes, and tho bers, ud from 200 to 3<H> attend tl.c reg to live with the ae-a*ou. ular meetings of the L'niou. A *W. Bowles' as* mill, five miles wmt ol Byrricn Springs, burned April 2B. 11IU1A... from small to great. and having handled about 1,200 buddings in sixten years, I feel confident I can satis­ fy those who may fa, vor me w ith a call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Mich. • Residence — Six miles directly West from Hastings. a A. S DEAN Irving, Mich.. Apr. 23nl 18, ContipatioR. apr23m3. Pile*. DRY GOODS. DETROIT. Female Weaknm. foams ara ««rt»y *»■» tbe a General Debility. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Q. P. Rowell AxCo'i. Col. CSIEWASW » - MhftWCHLESJ nd Grates .X>“‘ wSraas TIE BUT IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEIT To see the Lock rse-s, and securing the fullest froodres tn tb oom ported toilets show a ootabw ’simplicity ot Jraign, very different from the fashion plates oommoo ameug us. The .Breton jacket, or the amplest fitting French Jana-rt, the same length all round and just well ruvering the hips, buttoning diagoo ally, er tbe large fichu rnfled with lace Overskirt* are doae as peseiUe, draped easily, or plain in thick goods, and the trimming is a mere piping fold, or a facinp of silk three India* wide stitched twice ot. —for a finish. There is an air about these easy, perfect garments whicL si ooce marks them as the attire of a lady, among the oterdraprd, twisted and brdix sued dress** celled •the Mylo." - BBS $30j Serin lattae Paper M® histic Mattas Mu 'fflttsnc UBflLI LIGHT-RUHMIIG ‘DOMESTIC1 SEWING MACHINE BEST. , Th. blockade of the BUck Sea j^ru wiU be maiataiaed by twenty Tart ah ves- raywa Urm. Cao yon say as much, and if ym, then say what you Mani about political quealUq. with perfect freak- oix un ion As wrll might vou cspecl grsr*’ °» thorn*, nr that streams wnuld flow beck to thsir simplicity of the French form, with bold aonrees, aa to look for a fulfillment of the The Blate M. E. comp meeting at. Pe­ ■ide gnrea which fit the figuse with the promise* given by Hanpton and hi* friends toskey, or the Bay View groondn, will bri­ easu rod ekgrore ol S glove wttbont (fiber propose no change of ItuiromcBial gin July 31, contiautag ooo week. truubleaome and disfiguring crUM-rams or Bt. Clair arenly expended 93,490.66 for mure than one dart. The beet Breton’ .i s— <■. junu}. |lte habits are fitted in thia way. Fine im­ Having taksa Kxrs, they are Rtssofan oa A MH is before the Legislature making it a misdemeanor to mH' liquor u> a minor The Rnsaians have taken the fartiaas of under 18 years of ago, and giving lU fine Beyuid ia Asiatic Turkey. to the parent or guardian or other relative The Porte has deaid«d to grant genera miking tbe oxapfaint. We hope that bill amnesty to tho Balxanaaa. Turkai i.-undada are reported guardiag the Black Sea before Odera. location of building* . 1 ! . i । Ex-Governor Bagfey will dclirer aa ad dram at the Ionia County Fair next f*B Subject—“How to atfaipSucirra.'' . the late Sfenghter ia the outcome, had its crigltflt political fiiSareness Tho next SM, probably not ia th. distant future, is, bowever, as like to bo tbs tosalt of a quarrel orcr the title of a piece of land, a diflerenee of opinion about a horse trade or a bar-room brawl. For ran be fore the war, tbeoe senses of blood and murder have been very familiar in the Rcpabhcuu u. nine IWoerats. Lmi hisrory of pawing events in Misriarippi, V- ar it was largely Democratic. and some of the other Gstf States. It Rtwun but raised her blockade uf th* ‘“the Chicago and Northeastern Railroad is sure to be cue of the most important Danube. ' thoroughfares in the Bute. A thousand It is said that Servia will oboerye strict freight ears hare recently been built fur neolrality. What Mimiorippi moa: roed. today a rigid enforeemea: of ths laws aai peoonai violence. Tbe rari trouble Mtommppirow .thmah* h-so. sro changing the ' In a rocont conversation with an intimate and trusted friend, The rumor is flying about again that ex­ Proeideat Hayes is reported to a» exacting as they choose. They insist Secretary Fish can haro the English mis­ have eaid, in reference to the tl»e place where Noah went ashore from the upon from 115 to 125 per month, are sion if he wants it. Tbe country hopes agitation in some quarters for Ark. They bare secured through passage very particular as to their rooms and the Praidcnt—Thoma. O Nril), Kalammtoo. to Constantinople by the Eastern Express furnishing thereof, they drmaud a ceresin a aew party with a new name ; Vice Prmidcnto-C. V. B. Pood, Quin, Abe .lew uampnire oapremc uuur. H. J. Drake, Coldwater; GMrge fast train, with stop-off tickets fur several portion uf their time out, and also stipu­ that it was one of th# last ej; Lake, Jackaoo; II. W. Avery. Loweff; Has decided for tbe third time that the late as tu what food they shall hare , rod thoughts that could occur to J. G. Andrews. Big Rapid*. Governor and Council have oo power to if their mistress** object to their adorning Recording Secretary—8. D. Pond, AJ- go behind the ricetion retnrna • him to abandom tlie name or their persona with their best cfotbes, there Tho trae.erc.aZ A Jrert.Mr says that if the prindptai of the Republican Secretary—J. V. Johnson, Mr. Tilden is permitted to have anrthing party. He holds, and we between Russia aad Austria, as the latter's 40 do. with Tweed's coufraioo the nrat iomistress or her maid There b a rebell­ Ex-Judge,' now Senator Davia—let liqve correctly, that it i* in ac­ interests are so affected by thia measure reresiinp portion will b* cut out. ion agaiast Biddy. Enterprising parties — Cotton King ?—South Carolina that the former would not think of taking cordance with tbe principles and hare gone South rod picked up a thous­ ’ Ex Seaator Scott of Pennsylvania, while on Trial—The President's Personal such a step without permission. policy of the Republican party and or more of colored girls, who were in Washington a few dsya riser, is said to Likna-A Claim of $8 000 Swelled Tbe storming and capture of Kars, with house servant* or in training before the war, to Mcure entire cordiality be­ have predicted tbe entire defeat of the THE JUDICIAL ELECTION. $51,000 —Toe President and the garrison of 17,000 men, by the Rus­ rod have brought them to the city, ud Cameron ring tn that State next fall. tween every section of the coun-. ad Beits"—'Young man go try, and to that esd he is labor- ' O, W«wk, I., th. Sou Sow. st Mr. Ogden, auditor of the New York sians, reminds eoe of the great exploit uf are placing them. They make excellent it"—The Test at the Ballot Gen. Grant in February, 1862. when be servants, for they are not only intelligent, ■ ing. He also aaid, he would be 'Oaaramcn, met at Lansing and made the Custom House, Utifics that he could get captured Fort Duualdacn and its 17,000 but docile. They will do anything that b footing of the rotes cast on the 2nd of along with twenty per rent Ira help if all very anxious concerning the April for Justices of die Saprome Court, his hands were well paid rod eo mpetent rebel defenders. The Koasians achieved required of them, and, as a mb, are hon­ charge that ha had forgotten the ,and Regent* of the University, in all tbe The news of tfe* death of the United tbsir'triumph with 50,000 regulars; Grant est. Tho biddies are enraged at thb turn aoootoplbhed hia victory with 30.000 of affairs, and am sbtting their preteaDifferent opinions are expraaaed relative intereata of the colored people. Counties, seventy-four in number, from States oonrul at Paramaribo name yester­ Western volunteers, fresh from tbe farm*. sioua. now that competition io thb as in to the polities! position whieh ex Judge of if he believed that any conaid- 'which returns bad been received, being sl| day, ud before night a thousand isqdacah other things ha* brought them to tbrir the Supreme Court Davw, now Senator from the State of Illinois, will take in the erable portion of the intelli- 'in the State except Isle Royal and Mani- blen had diunfeeted their polities and asked Senate, some cnatending that be wiU vote for the place. . gcnce of tho Republican party < on party iasuni with the Democrate, and The Demoerade party ia Virginia is fall­ believed it true. He affirmed ' inc to pieces, according to ex-Coogrramas Mtrir had a 910.000 fire last Wednesday that even in boyhood be eym- - Majority fal Judge Cuuicy. 26,905 ; for Smith ol that State. We are glad there's night. krt last week. Certain lot* of eround on Regent Colli#, 22,915 ;Jfur Mr. .Malts, pathizod. with the principles.of 23,386. . going to be fun, for it is a long time since Mra Jahn Mulford, of Adrian, aged 82, Eighty seventh street, which rat 'five years ag i, 990,00U, and were oonsidered died Sunday. ' we hid a genuine “ Oie Virginny breakGarrison and the Free Soil .149 rotes hut to Mr. ScvTbe present tnemlxrehip af the Detroit ebesp at that, were put up at aursiou tn movement, and that be entered « for-Bupretne Justice, by determine wbal 'reduction in price and in Reform Club is 3,556. miaspelled, and 66 imperSenator Christiaocy of thb Bute has , the Republican party, at its ed Senatore have, nn party qtsrarioas, Pontiac ha* “DO Red Ribbon men out i-f written Senator Hill, commending him for birth. In hie opinion the pacifi­ brought I jS.'lOu on the usual tenns. As leen found' velin- with the Republican*. There were 1,075 votes lost to Sir. Col­ Iris recent letter, and saying that "to secure a i-epufotiou «f 4,000. cation of tbe South waa need­ lier, foe BcgeM, by hb name being mis­ complete reconstruction, realisation uf con­ Ten eoluuios uf emigrants will locate in the s»le wm msde In g-«d faith tho re But the great curiosity ia relative to Sen­ ator Dayfe' views oo lbs currency quaduclion b .acceptol l-y owners, and prices ties—whether ho will act with Thomas ed more by tho colored people spelled, rod 89 imprfcet robe. , fidence and fraternal feeling, men can af­ Kalkaska county thia spring. are estaUhlird accordingly. Thu b a Ewing and Judge Ktlfey, or stand firmly than the whites. My first thought ford to forget jarty name*." v Renat >r Ferry wear* the nd ribbon. So terrible k-t-lown, but uweere are compelled on the Rrpubluan platform. We must i doc* E. P. Ferry. Ferry g-.-vd. he said, in the course I have Tbe aaluoo-keepers of Washington, untie to Hand it. Rent* have fallen rn-.ro in The E**t Saginaw rora vill be held Cn the spreia! session has been postponed, are been pursuing, has beea to secure proportion tliati price* Stores on Broad­ all on the fence, and in great doubt wheth­ th* 17«h, 19th; 19rii and 20(b uf July. to the freedmen their well be­ way whioh rented formerly for 99,000 Muskegon bad thirty-rix fire*during tbe er the Hayes policy b tbe beat thing fur only eoramatxl 92,000 or 93.000, and ing. their rights under the con­ the country or not. They are euro it b post year, involving a Io- of 914,812.71 the hoped-for riw in May wu not ob stitution, and their permanent AHegan's Red Ribbon Club now cue' net the best thing for themselves. tain* 365 members, rod is steadily grow ’ prosperity. He declared that The old fight between Senator Thurman standing empty, aad thousands upon with him it wm no recent and the rag-moo*, wing of the Democracy thuuanda of Kutaevs People who former­ -of Ohio shows signs of breaking out again. conviction that the time bad ly occuphd a whole house, now content themselves with a half’ and tn many rasas The Senator is very quel, but the iuflagone by for holding aifiron hand ironists are prodding him with threats of over the South, and that it is ruin if he attempts to .oppoae their plan* for tbe best interests of the Re­ publican party, m well as their 125 to 950 a month, and they are taken Mayor Ely of New Y«k on Thurad.y by tbe people who formerly paid 925,000 duty to labor to bring about a Dominated Isaac H. Kiley, editor of the or 960,000 fur whole lutara. Tbe de Shoe and Lrathrr Rryort'r, and a state of feeling which will result prraioe in bsuincas has done part of it, the war has Inca largely directed to raising her of the present Board of ChariliesT'Tor rerrah and- to Mock raMtag. There is a in the pocificajinn. ‘4 the whole PoBoe Commiastoner, but being a Repubfair prospect thitt tbe South will soon be country. In nii-MVr which v * lieu, the Board of Aidermen refused to able to feed her own poop’s and to manubelieve the President speaks' festure their i)Wn raw material. Then will bo tbe day of bevrabataatai deliver. the whole truth, and wc think that every man who loves his aboet some fcatara of dress whieh were new two month* ago? Every Biddy oo Tb* Republican State nScers uf Booth countty and his race, and hopes tbe street* ba* a dolman, rod every ebcap Cardins having yielded, all departments id for the future prosperity of the circuit we would have joinrd them even history, lira in California. He has served the Stale pnvertiment are now under the in the more numerous House of the Sials soil ba* th* back uf the bodioc ia seven, The I ’ h.ruix hotel at Charlotte b to bo rontrol of Hamptoo. With him and hi* Republic will bid him God speed more earnartly in their protests. Legulaturr, and ia now a Democratic can- opesad about the first of next AuruM with piecra, a style littfo Ira than torture to an Demncratic fiJlowers rata tbe nwponsiTbe Journal io tbe ab^re makes one in his eflorts, and pray that his Mr. T. Pixley as proprietor. eye of any caluvatioe, Irat, hsppily. ao nility of preserving order, restoring nm>policy, may be a glorious suc- mistake, ud that b, that we hare a per­ Granville'. W. C. T. U. ha* 430 mem­ cvetdons that its popularity proauiaca net perity, dirrpensior impartial justice-to both Theas wl.o are ofpoacd to the retnouesonal dbfiko for Judge Yau Zile, which b not true, On the contrary a* a t=aa wc tisalion of silver are troubled by the news like dodge Van Zile, ud aa a politician from Ohio that tbe legislature of that we think him one of the best in the State, State favoni remoMtizatioo. This may in fluence Preridcnt Hayas and Secretary Sherman, and it is evident that (ha ques­ tion will be earnestly debated at the com­ ing sewioo of Congira. Dupntebra from Washington dclioe the Editorial NoIm. poailiua whieh this Government will b» obliged to assume toward the Eastern bel­ The Senate Cotnmiuce on RaSroeds, re­ ligerents. Their vraci* of war cannot re­ ported adversely co lbs proposed kguls- main in onr'ports longer thro may be neo tioo to snake freight rales uniform. emary by atrra of weather, unksa they Wbitofish, over right indie, in length, disarm. Prints parties, however, may as­ have been eaughi in School Lake, Livings sume such eoctncreial risks as they may ton county. They were placed there April m fit ia sending anas aad eappliee to 10, 1874. the baUigtnmta, their veasris, of oraroe, Tbe politicri complexion of the Ifaa.d being liable to capture on tho high sens by of Saj-erviaora uf Kent county b nineteen t»___ . < running Portable Ma- ef Thuodore A. King (Bap.) for Supmrmor by a lergs mayeniy. Tbe new M. K Cherek st Charlevoix, which U new bring erected, b 89x61, with a spire on one corner 80 fart high. Il DOMESTIC” SEWING MACflINI CO.. Sarsaparilla OB a For fierrfufa,. and all �1 /Z?7 Ti/i Hiputliei/I Buffim ornaAL r-ifE* ni barky Commercial. Furniture. Undortakng, mr'crr u • iy Speci *1 'notice. THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or picture Frames, BJuatiee-Probate-Circuit Court Law-Circuit Court C haneery -Circuit Court CrinunalCircuit Court Commisioners - Constable Sheriff or Con<ey• “g- until you hate priced their Goods, for*, you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only KITY DRUG STORE! w*ezE(* wn. I POSITIVELY CURED. (.g RdVMUaM L Mt era. ■ifc ia trail an leralonlU & ■Patent Medicins at Market I Price»-Finc Toilet Article* I in endlaaa variety-Pure | White Lead-Oila-Varuishes-Bnuhes, etc. • A large quantity of WaffPaper ^f all grades at pri­ ces to amt. Atoptto by ayaa and Ayaa—AM. llaway. L&teai rd •The Poor Old Tramp PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all calle in that line day or night. Furniture Depot, South Bide State St., Hastioga Mich. POWERS & BARLOW New Advertisement*. • All About the County NEW ShtaMMt AEE WANTED ! Call a' lie Sin if th BIG HAT. From ■ Phyticiert. Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. CARBOLIC OIL Farmers, examine the WIABD .TdtKtol | IXG liniment PLOW, before purchasing others, “SSr"- ■■■"""■ "* Every one waranted. MU. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see rtcpifsi 'i i“ 11 \ i..\ |W™PDMJi: 1 the Walter A. Wood Machines, at WALB1UDOB 1. .1™, w d> <U UM of Patents. ■Iaf Typboet Iiy-atery m« antad phyairiaaa la Uda ■ D*"r —T?* ' wk**e ’be Joke comes ia, HE IS SELLAT HITH LOWER co 11'RU ES-Iho t tail10 to. the guxL U- jfore purchasing. > Ta.. K.pre Bl«k. Hmu.., Oir Jobbing Department roy»3 > Itnkl'mor. ..n Fua4ay |1 To Temperance Organization*. | aw*IT NEVER FAILS’ Try it OaoTMa l.ltfiUmd M. ni>.i we POWERS & BARLOW. »„!9yi ■all adected ERRORS of YPUTH VMKS'.': i- In ill wlM C.M1 IL STOCK OF GROCERIES K.i»T7x',__ ________ Notice; Lical FERRAND WILLIAMS & CO. I MaihUJd: HiwIM HreBertntf’i Psaaioas. Kmts*bIlsa»ied iron. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, LSTINGS. • - MICHIGAN. PEOPLE OF BARRY COI NTY I •i-ri J pi ftopUa J'ipnrt . •T- to-™ Gnerj Bnim-a Roberta'. ■Hing. TIE (I LI IRVLI.l. MEllK.U. CO., ti ■ Cuxull Court IEDICU, *SJR8ICAL 1KSTITUTE. DEFY. COMPETITION. Brick for aaic at tli yarA. Section £M, ia Rutland Dec. Sth, 1876. Cell aroo sod exami ar my stock si riwn. J. H BVTTQN. O«»15TiWJ caMIU PEOPLES in ; i! h h 'i m m bwtnww. DRUG STORE. »BG Phyitidan'a Prencripliotu and ~UL Family RecipM carefaHy pre­ •tsXr: xr«at TIIEFAM11.Y GUEST C. M. RUNYAN’S. “J I would respectfully announce to the etti—— zens of Hastings anti vicinity, that I have' s ‘■"anew and in SWk 01 MB I pared with Drug* aud Chemical* ..nan. MM of pqreat quality only. TO ADVERTISERS, Ten, 4 lbs. for $1 OO; Sugars, syrups, apices, linking Powder, salerntus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc. which will be sold al THE Biffl® IOTLEAJ BIBB, ttemrmktr the place, nt J. S. RU’.YY.l.'k 'S Boot and Shoe Store. Jun csaos mtr. Gier me a call. B. STICKLE, SwMt’s Electro Magnetic Clock. The Ehctjowy Wip. H. Goodyear. PBMUCWil COST. X.»4pTle h.«k t. Mid al all U.k atom— JI BO—an I a I’ncsv; Em Tint »U1 ba wnl tm. by the putil i>k<r, on rM aitmp. oQInt «iry. ib* wontorfiil warkin*. of fate EUrtr».Ma«w<l< Clock. Tbia duck Imm bwt three wbaal. nJ no pi alto., an-l i: operate. tkrw bss4a, awrod. ailaai. and boar; 11 taa only «M aiagairt. aiU w.wka with aithar pa®, dataai er Inlaaca, ■heals U tekaa roly ahMU balm., p.aw.af'waetato.ry mi ha eaantrartm M Ih abaplaal lima pteea a». made; wblk ha nraaia* <■«>"< H <««io4 i-T btot, a»M or aimn.pb.ru tUtpa The airriaU-u In at»n(ibW the InUary raen^ a«.el tb. a. — Ito LtoMMr tom ir-Jlmt ladliM ; PATENT MEDICINES SES£®S2»» Of all kinds in endjess varieties. Drugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc Loalilau SUU Leltery C—pss; Mamknn. FU . Mmh S. IRK. i-mtir tbe abo.r k-nltag w. Sari In th. Laba t)tv J>-rul. e-luol by L. A Barker. Ute fi/rtann in Ih. Bust* •««. «ha fiillow. tog iwiheor Ih. adltar’a ma<<i«U ebek. lo««l-J ly F«4 Bwwat, »f iMa eity, aM whUb fa-t-.r opini™ 1. oaa oflba mart rataalda Inamawn* oftbo toy : DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. naauwiran t, WUM. I. F.to Vi*«.<ra. P.l-li •or. CMeagw. /* «ar 3»r; —.l—t a:w not 1 ml nr Ix-wxw 1 bar. n. l an O)ifxn»nity o ezaralro the IMM.J <»■ Book pa 1 like I. .tomia, ^.rylhiog 1 rweornexrn I. But *!■>.-> I.y la.ta.rt oa old houoekreper ran firm > r-kroMy aernnU. Jmlg-rtU • f .11 Iknl » uoaally f raa-iln rook bMk»-Md if ro« will .cep of m lnrtineu.re.lh.iair of di* raarli. of ymir wort. 1 ton <ratbfully any ihu I am preMly p!ea»eJ *hb II. I Ilk. the rwipe. : m».l at thra are famil.ar. ,<an« oine.eo* e.tali;*.li<4 recljUI. and I Mai they toil w iaiprot^l by ibe chanja. Bat wuwh that U awn i r« 1. C.uad in U with Airb. t bare town xrtotly p oLMti ani lnHrti«e4. I re-'er t. ru!«« Ike ■•Diauer EtbptalUi. -.'oeW Oteerttarrw.- ••Tahle Tala.' -Itil’.. .1 Fare." •!«.. .ml many other Uiog. browthl lumber, wy •kinn>|ly. wl ewkwUied uhoT grau mtH*. inluiowkiipm. JMISJ nd oM lU^rtrltuIlvyocr.. i PM«MS, UK, H, MLS, Doot forget k. Mp. Betcher is Gristly Plesssd. •ilb try.t)«tai Drugs and MpdMNMw of aA descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line ol ' VJA.S,—MIm Walk V W. T -MU. OpWJ* Hqrta wlM.-XiehrvpS. Ni am. will. U.-Mk. Sarah alley. W |f.8.~ il.ary F. Far W. I. G.—Mi- nit Bortw. W.ll. Oi-Jobu Mc>3». • W.«L—1»«. Il W. Slinman. W. n, H, S —.MUa Muiro Uutkr. City Dr ig* Store! £ Mixer A Crandall. xziMir rant to leak eiea. they ahroW m> Boeby'e rod pvnhaee «e rfti KiTznABiuM obMR arpoirrivu runai for tri: fifth circtit. 0. M. Bmrxaw. LARGER OIROVLAVXOV FOR 1 MESSER BROT �Rail road ». *>' ' _.awn. But suppose tho pastures . in August and September, and your eom begin to fail ia their milk, and to grow poor from want of acfiiient food to aswteintbem fa a good condition ? In aueh a care a green crop will aavc you a aerious days occur in April, aad forthwith they proMed to make their gardens; and in many cases tender regatabim are planted, and ia 49 hour*. perhaps, three people are shivering eroded in ovcrcoita, in a atom at aha* dr now. My advice ia, If the weather be warm in April, do yon keep oooL Pint pear, brete, onions. aod let­ tuce ao oom aa the ground io dry enough. __ ia .x. -. . L' x_ *aj i . ■ lost from a lack of (fad. Tl.CTo b . dam of rad! farmers, aad milkmen who aell their milk fa villagw. or otherwise, wbo have not laml enough to poature all the cows that they desire to keep; and with aoeh men selling fa advantageous. three or four com Laing kepi to th* acre of grten Fino—Bye, to be sown arty in Septem­ ber, rather thick ; and, if you like, tbe latsl al the aame time to gruss As seen ba it baa .grow* two fret high you an commttiee tri cut ft. Sound—Oats, sown early ia the spring, quite thick ; seed to clover, or other graieea, aad cut aa soon aa it grom to be high Third—Clover, from a provioua year a seeding on gcod laud Conunetwc cutting warty, so fast tbe entire arap wfll-be fed out before the heads turn brvXO ‘ Fourth—Itowan, when'you have eucta crop that yau do not desire to cut for bay. Fifth—Huagariaa gnas, a variety of miller. Saw .surly in June, throe pecks to tbe acre, to lie nt in July os early fa AuSixth— Cote. Tbm ia a staple erup for Boiling, wm in drills, two and a half to three buahch to the acre. Begin to sow ao early ao the toil and climate will admit, and sow every tarn weeks till tho first vf August. Any variety will do, hat the Urge, free growing rweet ourn i« generally rooddsred beat, boiag eaten with a great rebab by rows. Thia seed is expensive, aad as oaly b« grown to the beat advan­ tage when the ecad ia grown by tho sowon. The western dent is also a ^ood va­ riety, aa it grows rapidly, and produces a greet quantity of good foodder Railroads. MICHIGAN HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES till May. Preu will stand a hard freeze after they are up, and tbe quicker they are printed the letter. The Daniil O'Rourke ia a good early variety, and the Champion nt Engbuid a very fine Ute sort. Don't attempt to prow vvprtables on poor aoil, but apply tho manure liberally, ** that ia tin only way to have a good gar­ den. Fannon make a great mistake in neglecting thrir gardens as a we'i-maaaged Udf.serc garden will produce what u sexually worth from 9100 to tlM to a family 1 It comas in a sore of ways io the supply of vour tabh—« surwari-m of green peas for mouths, potatoes all the season, sweet corn from early in August to Novbnbcv, berries, crapes, and a score of otberltbiDga that go to sustain life. A chfsp way to make a garden, is to select a half an acre or lest of land in a field that as never pastured four the bouse, put wo ftace around it, and have the north HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. tau'rat t-lMt.-TuUllae tk- aM«4*|.M aa eaUn ratal saw Mlawst aUlk I eala4 and Mraaa la M>. sad ten< >« .Dem) i. c/.v serie.ss< rMlssle lite ■ u3m rjsyaS^sa ell at»»«i< ra i- m .... .... i"•■ e’i'oe ■'iV'Vtcii.i.vM ’Sif , and other vrgeubl-J. without tbe uaelcaa trouble c.f makinj; "bode," “ is gvocreDy dots* fjt bate, ociaoa, etc. 8uppc« yva do waste a little ground in the middle of rows for aotoo. kinds of veg eubliai? You produce iLcn with very little labor, and ion know tltat ■■time i» M>r».l».Kiwu»r M HUt- VBUrrOT >1 tw itirtK a uh atana a« crsveL M silk fcrsi-te'sscsiitst: it. u ni.-i eowltaax saS lha IHMWi -.wsa- i ta harvW emu. ifa'l Sr aa ’~reaiSiF37.^ SS-ES IRAND IAMBS BIV1S10M. GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS "Somebody writes to a rural paper to know “how long cows sboold be milked ■' Why the same aa abort rows, of course. ordinary farm crops; but it requires ex­ perience ia minaging it to derive the noct profit Iron-, its cult uro, aad also mdc expanse ia the purchase of a machine to clean tbe brush at its toad, if grown ex- Tbe Brllable Sheri Ut> .TV";. f is isse; "JK,-! • !»•< Hartls*. Is met-estr-r Barer ik«ak<n> . ... Holloway’s Advertisements. Sarsaparilla ■ARK TEES FACTS fflufflin mjnm. rUTlMtMVV orTHB WHOM! V TBE VOI HIIIlIAtAW-r'liSrr fowt.awtka«ma«aM>>fa<MtaaMt. MO.WOOCSAC EtesE Whieh is tbe oddest feUow, the one who asks a question or the ons wbo an swen? The one who aau Lceauao he is r< “inieK'k:. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, MICHIGAN. HASTINGS. 5: I:WBWSSflK kept it up ail the my home.'' crop, but aqy upland that will grow -a heavy crop of lndita corn will produce good brocm «m Th. land ah;;0H be well prepared by good plowing and tbor owgh Larrva ing up to the tuns tbe ared is pkatod, 4»«t ti.a fires f Jpxt Mark S&gSKEss&ES IIEFOHMITl tlftCyoi: an cultimU the land with a hors,, and hare plenty of room at the ends of the rom to turn around. Here you an grow many kinds of vegetables in rom, twri and a hall to three foe* apart, and use a hone rultiratisr between them. Then Irt the boyn cr the girl', do the lit­ tle hand'Wrvding that io re,faired. Here pcaa can bo grown without brushing, a row of bate. <4»e l>r two of tdraipe, beats . varietitv. sweet <»*n in great WraiUsforald oarer have nacp aHowel dally, by the labor of a bend half aSl^y/ r bloom, taw fools to worry. worth graerally n<4 ever Ml cents Tbe Love i. the aerepb and faitli and hope moat mmfittaUc way far. the cowa, is u> a bnl the wings by wbwb it lim. put them into a yard adjoining tbe barn, where there ia a good •hade.^nd feed tbeiu from rsriut adjoining tbe ftnew when a load of Ctod an be drawn alongside, and patebod tfireetly into tbe ncka. Once a day tbe maaurc should be gathered into i wlmlberrov, and taken ta the dung-bap, which aboviJd bee kept wdl covered with litter. Imatormy weather tlve eows should bo stabled, and there fed. Or they may be fed in tbe stable a^lfar, and I irned out Into tbe yard for exercise after rating their food, la *> «to ean a farmer make a towlake, by having an were, er more, of com fodder ready to cat in September aid What is that which lives in winter, dire Oeftbor. wbsa tha aighto are bag, aad tbe ia nuamer, aad always grows with its root upward ?—Aa ieii fc. vaileyu at riras are woilSmapfad la tha tnhnH. * n. wdsr. daily, the moot of Which evaporates into the atmueplwro. Xow, if you ean secure that amount of manure from each .••>< by Boiling, you al nsce pay the expense of catling y'Kir crops. and lording your com “’/r.f*: tv'* ’'i-7'axa.T-Ckas.si UML J ■ w7r t?iW a * i.TrjSJttwSciSS In deciding where you will feed your cere on green crops, an rpt should be di­ reeled to the manure heap, as thio ia a very iurpurtnt Matter. The probability U, that every cow that ia paaturvl drape acres of it, aad nmkali itoo brooms ia tbs winter season. Any young man of tact aad enterprise ean aoon learn bow to make good brooms,* after examining the way they are mode ia a factory, where they have all the late improvement a ia tbs lit tie macl iaary used, tbs cost at which fa not muab. There are'daalm io all largo tfafa^ wbo sufply Uadlas, the Uled brash, and everything needed to ga into the bnsaaem, and there io certainly money fa it, that can b* made by any industries young farmer, who wvaldmake tha broom, ia tha wintre, when he remU do nothhg olds to much advantage. Il requires s rich, mdlow Mil'(fa broom CENTBA! RAILROAD. Tie Grat Soitien ntnmtoorthern NRAILWAY COMPANY CENT RA 1_ Our children will have immense tex un their bands," aaid a gentleman. "Oh, horrible’'' sxrtaimed aa aldcrly lady, ■•what a bleasiag we have nails on oars." AB wbo deprecate the prostitution of tha pros to bsm ends will rejoice that Jama E- Seripja Las a socood time Ires oosvicted in the Supreme Court of De­ troit, for libel. “I am afraid it » mixed goods." said the lady to tbe derk. "Oh, no. ms am famamMS,*’ replied the polite gvntieu an, __ ____ V __ _.X ... pure silk direct from tbe worm," Tired'well, whit of that? Didst fsoey life waa agent on bods of Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prr.^criptinn^ skillfully compounded. Also fpfull line of DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. buttering like rose'lcavos scanersd by ths Pennsvlvania PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. XXiGrft 404539 AT C. M. RUNYAN’S I would respectfully nunotincc to the citi­ , zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and litdit Sevins Mate [aettc Paper Faiitti Masite Mi; 1C 10NTBLI UGHT-HUNN1NG Railroad � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-16.pdf 8836bc170350e333219f03948b846f1e PDF Text Text HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MAY 16, 187 - VOL. XXII. NO. 3. ATTOasKV AT LAW* SOLICITOR bIMCHA5CMBY. OSe.o.«n«tijpWuJ^*j TIIELEimS PLOW, And has been in Barry County for the past four years. There are SSBJSte teacaaas more of them sold each year in this market than all others com­ bined. It is 17 tj&jbava WARRANTED \ To run LIGHTER than any FLOW I3NT USE, and to give perfect satisfaction. Call and see the DENTIST NEW PLOW NO. E. Just the one for two Horses light It a tiny village stall Miiiiiat. and easily handled. not attempt to give its bscanse spell to my if were able, not pronounce Repairs kept for other Plows. aave years, length,it witbootleasta in Walts. I name, I it sare soul; and I could it to for wsa at ^renteen syllabise in perceptible vowel among them. Bat such a lovely place! Away op among the hills, tta Was, holy mountains forming the background ; in front, a break in the gorge, which cave a view for miles and milts cf peaceful ralleya and shady woods, and within easy sralk, even for laxy people; waterfalls innumerable, each of them so unique and beautiful that one was never able to decide upon their respective was NuiTille, oosld not I v.L22»yl. GREBLE & RUSgELL J I "!-•!.> 99 MP® HARVEY W RIGHT, ‘ffiKIU’SS .•SKSS'F.fWffl Mare. >imr . PHYSICIAN & SUBGEON, FEACE. Ocaml C.Uwi.*. at. tnl«e KmE. *la» MrrvS. DIAIOHD-IROI, AND DIAMOND STKEL ISDN BEAM PLOWS. KOBBftSWD 5021 HUMS, Hohn Brantford had stopped at the comfortable, old-faahtooed inn, with the intcnlioo of remaining two or forte days, because the neighborhood was so charming that it seemed a sin to go on srithoul ex­ ploring this, taunt, which, in! the days when such things existed, must have been the home of dryads and wood nympta. and I hope, far their sake* (tine they would tare Ifired thcmaelrm dreadfullyJ, of fosrns and other laughter-loving creatures of the opposite sex. Wceta tad passed, and Holn^ still lin­ gered, for he had found his sylvan geddeaa. Each does, in tarn, though ws>U-tta apt pnaale; but I dare say each generation in turn has said that of its secrial era, ever since the days when Cain's issf descend­ ants were handsomer and wickeder than they ought to tare been. Holm's nymph, when he cs^ht sight of tar. waa not climbing a tree, nor filling from the top of one, but she was in great danger sf bring thrown out of a nonde­ script kind of equipage (very comfortable to rile in when you could keep y-.ur seat), drawn by a pair of obstinate Iktlc mon- Buckeye Mower, with Table Bake Eeaper. ‘IRIW POWERS & BARLOW fiseiMssst WHOLE NO. 2049. . mad. The old Webb woman tta inn put her heaS, with it. i lower of a cap, out of the din-1 si she heard hu step, to my that was nearly ready whenever ta served. He prosed hastily on, Lake all nervous people, Mm. Wynne had a faculty ot paxnn-r suddenly from one state of fooling fo another. After her fright sta had turned fractious. Before: the ponies tad carried them out of sight, of the scene of ttair mishap, aho rashsd| into the highest spirits, and talked enough, tor all three, which wu fortunate, u tar• faster showed little iodination to do her■ duty in that way, end Holm wu Mill too, much disturbed by this unexpected meet­ ing lo perform hfa pert very creditably. “Hereafter, wtaa we encounter an adreolure, Mr. Brentford. I stall know thu it u tta signal for your appearance," arid Mrs. Wynne. • "Then please go in acarch of them very often," replied Holm, taking that opportu­ nity to taA tack far a giintps. of AHre .' face, and thinking of the adventure of tta day as epropos of the remark ; bat ta failed ia hu «taign, because sta nad dropped tar Over ONE HUNDRED OLIVER CHILLED sold this season. It is AIAINZ0 D. CADWaI.LAIIER. ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR IS Cll AKOEliY. alas, QmU Court Comwlssios- 7. aernt. with a cliff Oto one aide and a preci­ pice on the other. Holm took in the whole pan), and rushed forward, exclaim­ log: u Turn them to tta right I . To the ^The Isdy obey ad-, carried lhai animate inform her that be wu going, u bo tad ac voungrr, be could arc that Mrs. Wynne often done, to dine with ttaladfas at Taft was not always thoroughly satisfied ttareFarm, and, u sta intended to make him at; from no feminine piqee, beeauae hfa pay for tta meal ata tad prvpnred, it wu attentions were not concentrated upon herself. Holm tad the, manliaem to taheve probably because her sad experience made her dread far Alice any approach to fad­ ings which might bring into that qufat exrery kind of you,” she inienuptSleeptasdsys aad rights, a fora, rapid isteoce dangrnt and sorrows such u her own post imd held. shodd bo so glad if I could be There wu no appearance of mystery <" he continued. “I hope you tarvugh weak and firing now that Holm's about tta pair, unless it might bo in ttair words had chared tta riood from his eves, singular rctiecnco in regard to their own and shown Mat how mfaplaosd hb rags matters; and yet Holm sometimes woke “I—I know that cron to betray my up enough from hie dream to entertain a fwlinca fa almost an impertincneo after so ' He tottered, and would have fidico, tad vague dread that ttair lives ooDteiued each. •tart a time; tat 1 MO not rood al feign not Holm nmds him sit down. They sst They were Americans, ta by chance dis­ ing. I know that, in spile df all tsy efthere in alienee for . few moments. 1‘rracovered, u>d ta thought Mitt Wynns' srcmcd annoyed when she inadvertantly betray«d the fact. wtat wu going on. Helm weu ; met tta •As there u no mystery connected with One day u he wu sluing with them ia cll ma.-.-servut hunyinr for the village his former acquaintance with Miss Wynne, their garden, a rootage of tetters and jour­ doctor. A dripsteh won to be sent, also, we may as w<U explain st once What Mrs. nals arrived. VS hile Holm read the pa. to a neighboring town for another physi­ Wynne meant, Two yean before, Halm pens, the ladies inspected their epiatlm. A cian. Mrs. Wpme had taut got into ted. tad mri'ber in Naples : end one day while sudden gust of wind blew an opened e.nShe tad recorerod from tar fainting fit, wandering in the'neighborhood of Virgil's relope to Holm's feet. Mias Wynne started bat wu delirious. tomb, be saw ths two ladies for the first quickly forward and seised it, but not so Holm reture-d with hfa tiding.. Tta promptly but wtat ta (stooping to pick it Now she turusd her white face fall upon two waited fa tta wsod till the doctor up) caught, without any intention of try­ him; her hand wu still raised in that tminclined to develop into a brigand. It ing so to do, the addrme. The wrapper plonitg gretare. There wu neither anger happened that the sisters were stopping in wu directed to Mrs. Gainsborough. ncr command in festares or aliunde ; only >-wa Wtan dawn broke, h. hppured, the same hotel as Holm. A mutual friend Howerur, u he told himself afterward, a keen pain and an raroestaeM of pleading •nd told them that Mm Wynne had fallen amvsd, and by his aid the three made ac- his sudden euspicioo waa rilly. fta letter which retrad every gencrou.-! impulse of qnaintonee in that rapid and heedless f««h might tave boras the name of some friend, bis nature, ereu in the agony of realising softly-murmuring brook, trickling away ssAxm. He wu gong heme. Before noon the ocher doctor would airivu ioc which pilgrims in foreign lands arc apt and beta soot to them to read. Still, with that she wu about to crush his heart be­ into tta deeper .tafowa He saw Alice tta obstinacy of thought. Holm could not neath the ruin of ita own beautiful hope Wynne standing there, and beside her wu ' forget the incident, or Alice Wynne s and dream. the stranger wixra arrvri at the hotel he He shrank together like a man who tad tad noticed only • few bourn before. Alice Yet, admit a mystery, tta, fact of ttair resrivsd a sudden physical blow, to terri­ had tar hand on the gcn’lcman'e arm, and for some time, as the relative took that op­ having something to conceal did not imply ble (tat be could barely stand upright wu evidently pleading earnestly. Her portunity to die. When he was at Rtarty aught derogatory to them, and Holm would thereunder; bat ta did not.apeak. He face was wot with teen. Only an instant again. Holm persuaded conscience that lie not have called back his heart if he could. tried. He wanted to utter Mime plea for did Brentford remain watching the tableau, (tan he plunged quickly down tta hiD, had not half seen Naples, and liaateued But duriutr tta first days he liad deter­ but be could not — be was dumb. ' back to the beautiful city ; bat the two mined to be guilty of no folly ; it woqld and hastened off to the left. On that ride "I might affect to misunderstand you " tta wood became a forest and stretched si'ters had nw. and left no trace, and be a sorry return for their frivodlineus, so Holm found Naples so changed and stupid •..in to •taw the fodinp which filled hb she said, in s dull, smothered voles, no fam for sctws up among the hilfa. that he left fa d'sguvt. breast, ye tad no reason to think that shaken thu he; "but I will not; it would comprehended now the words ata A twelremonth passed, and Holm VnJd Alice wn» sttractod toward him in other be cruel, wicked. But—but—Oh, Mr. had spoken to him during their last isterhimself that he must regard these bright thu a friendly way, aud he must not run Brentford. I beseech ytm not to say anoth­ view. This jrss tta man she loved, and she was kradog hia presence a secret from Neapolitan days aa an episode which could tta risk of injuring hb came by any pre­ er word—cot one!" He drew a deep breath, that was like a have no connection with hia real existence. mature betrayal of hb affection. Stronc It was Jonty sod Brentford—he had been in hb •letcrmiostioo, if he nude any dif­ Tta twilight deepened into darkness. Still, Holm lay upon tta mrosy bank spending the spring in I’m—drifted op ference'tn hb Mteolioos, it was in favor of that I tare been quite mail; that not erea •where be had thrown buwXf, tired bv the into the Pyrenees, and halted at pictur­ ।suffering of the put day, >\ if he had So Hie pleasant weeks glided swiftly on, time could bring me hope." esque St. Bssveur. There u no plane with “Nothing ota," ata answered. “Nothing itraveled rinee dawn over mountain and lovelier mountain rambles about, and tone till an entire mouth passed ; bat daring the later dap a shadow had fallen upon He nould perceive how it hurt tar to ' Holm's oooteot. It seemed to him (tat Suddenly the fall moon arose in her he ncrerived an alteration in Alice; he MUDoanoc tta sentence—bow ata Mt for (g-, piereed the forest shadows, and tried to think it fancy, bat tta appeared to ms pain ; that nothing-gave tar courage , brood river of light acrow ths regard leu cordially hia numerous visits, save tta determination to do right; Io , where Holm crouched, stariiig and hfa frequent proposals for rides and spore him, so farm might be posriHe, from , ’ np at the oummer sky. He re­ walks and sailing parties. Indeed, acms- future misery, even at the expense of ।membered that he w».T tatavrag like a , timm ta feared that she endeavored to wounding him eraelly now, by proving .madman. Not tha; it much mattered: how bsaslaw and wild hia dream had , I avoid him, and ta wu taunted by tta nothing mattered now. Still he need not dread fast the had read his secret, and wu ro couiinct MmseL' in thaw fin: hours of only anaoved and repelled by tta knowl­ ^*I*aee—nothing f' he muttered, uncenedge thereof. ’‘“Notking t" aha echoed. ‘Oh! Mr. Hut, diaconneetod from any matter fa Brentford, I canoct explain ! I hare no which he cvuld be coareraed, there wu I am bound by a solemn promise.' a change in both afaten, try u they might right. ..1 j-------• Hk it," he mid, when she to hide it, and tta: change dated back to ■BeEcrc me, I should not that, I can undervtand. . '1'rr.Tc fa gjS fa Mta Wynn. .» ta, Mo Wynne strangely moody and variable- Ttrice he She only bowed tar head in respoise, came upon them when he Mt confident while again that expression of fright whit­ that there tad been a painful diaramno of ened her features. some kind ; and a couple of mornings af­ ••Forgive me I" he exclaimed, abb to ter, ta met Alice on tar way tack from the think of her suffering, even in the death­ postofire, and she was crying bitterly. 8he like anguish be endured. "Only forgive told him that ata waa very anxious. Her mef days, ta found hturalf among the Wetfo The team lose tn her eyes, but did not hiHs, driving Mra. Wynne and her sister fall She strutebed out her bar.d with an toward their temporary abode, said abode impulsiveness common enough with her being a picturesque old farm house, about sister, but rarely with Alice. a mils out of the village, owned by tta mother ol the young charioteer. But, luckily for the ladies' comfort, they had a eonplo of attached servants wUh them, who could be anything from cooks to chambermaids—though one of the pair So this wu tta way in which Brentford renewed his acquaintance with the sittent. Ctr tta very day of hia.arriral in the Webb hamlet ; and tta result of his encounter tad taca that, instead of contenting bimsllf with the brief sojourn which ta had contemplated, nearly a month tad gene, and he still ling-red, giving no more thought to hfa departure than if ta tad come thither with the fixed intention ot spending the entire summer. In a quiet retreat like that, people glide into familiar intercourse u imperceptibly and quietly u they do on shipboard. With excuse or without, Holm fell into the hab­ it of spending a great deal ol time at the boose of the two sisters. He helped Alice with her drawing and pointing, for which ta tad talent enough to have brcxnae an artist, had destiny rendered a profruion nrcrasary. He aided Mra Wynne in her study of Swedish, she happening to tare to accompany her out of the question. Ho called at the house in the afternoon, Tta smile of exqsfaite tgwy which wu but only saw one of the servants, who in­ hfa answer caused her to recollect that he formed him that Mrs. Wynne was confined wu not Ukaly to show his wound, but ata to tar chamber, and Mint Alice particular­ ly engaged. "I meant even to my outer. Oh I most It was not until the close of the succeed- of all, to tar 1" “You think ata docs not suspect T" he uksd, a little bitterly. “No, so r eried AGee, with startling vohsnwnee. “Tta bora idea would nearly kill her! And to know that 1 had riven a hint of this other secret would dnve her you larking about that howrn?" “Whatever bnsincwi I may have, it fa certainly no affair of yoore "retorted BrootAhP erdsimed tta other, suddenly. “I know who you era. You are Mr. Halm Brentford. I tave bea’d ceough Tta speech would bars roused Builders, examine their Build­ Hohn, only, before marc wade rou'd ta of puttied by tar spotcbr-batita spoken, foolh heard the through a gap in the landed the a-mo trstanl^nd not think now, risk tit.- "on o the-lnr.* ing Material, House Trimmings, them tn a plowed field, tar oompaaion still uw Alice Wynne them. turning tar by farther qumtions. . sitting passive, with tar face hidden, “Thank you. Oh, (tank I" she fal­ “Oh, Robert; Rotart!" cried. “Mr. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. the bey bowling like a as if long excursions among the to toe Brent ford -tli: is not gnooro,us. prom tered. ' wonderfol views or eaacadeB ; when “Indeed, most probably I stall sec >' twilight them home, Brentford “I did not men my word," ta tar. I stall go Farmers, examine the WTARD would tbs nondescript repast which “Oh, that will ta so much tta best and » pleaded. wheat thing to do," aha cried, a tone of I "Oh, Rotart, go gwwT PLOW, before purchasing others, •You tola me would go *’ intense rdfaf. I will f" ta broke in. "I Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying months which he find trace of are very kind," aba Mowers or Beepers should see her ; and thejtntnult tar soul words struck a chill to poor Hi. wife! Hohn aaderotood evrcyth br this last unexpected meeting convinced soul. It seemed to that she meant nr. Thfa man was Alies'a husband. him, beyond the possibility of doobt—uot answer to apply to the hat daws of his the Walter A. Wood Machines, that ho wished to'tave any doubt on. tta away through the hedge, and insulting He was could nor eedldbc s and idiotic sonnd footsteps turned at close beside sta » Yon » you maniac, hills, and' not brought share to brook sway." sta in you “ ifi could no are-trad in “You her replfad; and Holm's him her Caw, Sin aid Onawiial Mias Wynne wu at this time apparently about one-snd-tweniy, and her sister some three years older. The latter was also beautiful, though ben beauty wu marred by curtain tresu of suff.ring, and her talk by a tone of eyuiefam which made it evi­ dent that life tad not a) wap taen kind to her. proving, also, that ata tad not gained u many valuable leuona from trouble as P A I N TER Htstia^s^Mleh IUHWI HMM Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfort and Happiness Sisk wi’uilMeA! OF BASTINGS AND VICINITY. ••If there should ta tta least thing I could do, I tins! yoa will give mo the plea­ When unite certain that he waa out of sure," ta continued, still internally shiver­ right end Uriag, Alice sank slowly upon ing under that dfamri doubt. “Gm sure you know I should bo only too gfad to be of sentos.” “Thanks. You are very good," Mta Wynne said, and certainly tar voice grew still colder. “Hutmy faster fa better. I think that by to morrow she will ta ahU THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you ill save money by it. Everybody knows they tstver itan tar Vronh. “You tare not found advice mctkmg more shiHing than 1 “‘So. Itav.r~adfas.hr not taro �THE AMENDED LIQUOR LAW. M —1 U a*byM «» ' ’' _____ ; the reata fine asd puatohtMa! w u preTb. mn aaeudtat the Upanr Tax Isw. . r^nbSTy Doctor Aikln's Double Which h» now porewd both house* nf the I And krtadl ^ tbo drty of lh« Aoditcc Lerffassre Mita. kin. .mmrd^ G«-rel to pr^-re pfeMiblMkrMripto eM,U*tata4 bdew. AU tha^t— -- ------------ J ,U* “* coroner's jury is very sevree on ex-Bupw- I vieisg ArriritsH Mullrt. It charges him with iaeumpelcMy io ordering s grader ■bled tad other valxabk property tart. weight of concrete upon the roof, by 300 A meeting of the directors of tbo Kalper cent., than il was csL-uUicd to bear. amatoo and Lowell Railroad was bold at Lu other ways Architect MnBett uul also Swart's Hotel, in Grand Rapids, on the bis employes are charged with ineotnpoteo 4th inrt. There were prownt Owl. F. W. Curtealns, the Hon. f. B. Cobb, J. P. ey, and tbe United States Government is Woodbury, Jodge H. G. Wells, and D. hold rwponsibU for tho cahahy Hriroo*, Mick., Mat 16,1877. THE NEW LIQUOR LAW. Miriam has over 8300,000,000 tavol- Wc print fa auolhrr place fa thi* iaem. of tbe Bawxxx the nhangre which hanbeen tsadn io the liquor law by Uie pracut Legislature. They are important, and should hove the imtnediato aUmrion of every dealer fa iiquora. The penaltim art severe far setting without having first paid th, tax and filed the bond required bylaw, and we know it is the intention of the city authorities to enforce the law to the letter, and without any unMOMary delay; hence the men engaged in adliog, who would avoid prosecution should, without further driay, pay fa thrir tax and file their bcodr with the Rew.nler. The council win meet'Friday evening, and ail bond* sboulJ be proented before that time .that they stay te> acted rail that msotfog. THE EXTRa"sESS?ON OF CON. Hx- stele senator J- K. Boirw of HciL eon -ears a red ribboa. The CbcboyRui log crop of the past y«sr»oror51,0OO,o0ofaet. The rod ribbon club of Brighton Lus a membership of ever two hundred. SupL I-dyaid. of the M. C. R. IL, fa a Preparations are being made to rebuild late iaterview with a Detroit reporter, Indi on the site of the recent fire in Dexter. rated a l-relty strong intention on the part A reunion of the famous old ImobU of his road to bold on to. its. Icaaed linen. He is reported aa saying, “Fancy the Air Battery will be held at Adrain.May 23d. Line, tho Grand River Vallny, and the South Haven diviaious under the control of other companies ! Tht policy of cou trolling or letting thean roads jo only re­ solves itself into the following question. Shall the Mihigan Central make iu own rates or allow others to make them? BeA» the matter now etar.da the LegWatare expect* to reach a final adjournment on Saturday. II. M. Look; of Pontiac, i> an earnest and <mfa-».cuc worker ia tho red ribbon ll U difficult to any who haa a rigbl'to com plain nf the pmiponcment ef the ex­ tra Moriod of .GfajrtMUll Oot. 15. Not the buxines* men, for they amid a renewal The total premiums offered for rom;<of politari sgitxifoo. Not tta .Trader, of titim in the Michigan trotting circuit lbw either party, for they hare naked for delay year amount ta 120,750. and wiB proerad with facreued tapxful’ -Alfred IL Heath of Ionia and Charica 11. Fisher of Portsmouth hare been eomarn>y, far the ioccr.rcairoco to tta *-Idlers mfauttwd ns portmasters. Will be tligfa. Not ita Cougrasimcn, for they wccld risk health and bappioo** ia a wa* fler.ecd'of $125 at Grand Rapid* on' midsutams acMioo. Not du- newspaper*. Friday by a confidence man. for tlje close coatcmplatioa of Congress llound trip ticket* to and from ant tends to melancbcly. . Not Mr. Cox, for it point on the C. A L. H. IL IL can be allow, him a longer time to put salt on the bought at pvatly reduced ratre. ' tail of tta Hpcakendiiji. Not Mr. FMd, Chai. F. Barron, of Detroit, haa been for it increases hi* chance* of findin-- a ch.wa Asiistant General Freight Agent seat fa the House that is for sale.' Not of tta Michigan Central Railroad. Two more now coal bnrner enginra Mr. IlMdril, fori e**T*«oio our Wish logtou dbpxtctas. In feet, not inybody. were added to the rolling acock of the Chi­ cago and Loks Huron llailtoad la*l Frt- THE TWEED CONFESSION A iqreial diipatcb from -Albany to the Chicago Timfi of tta 9th say* that Attor­ ney Gtaeral FrirefaM. cf New York, after consultation with Wheeler H. 1'rokhsm. end Cogpfaition Countd Whitney. ’>« come to the soqdnrinu that Tweed's confsoslon anaot ta made available fa carry­ ing on t he prorecutrena against the old ring thieves ; He lisa therefore returned the documenta te Tw^ and has refmed to conoeut to his refease. It b noteworthy that all ttapWaow who hare been cowrited on this matter ire Democrat*, snd th<xc will be some suspciouajpeopje who wfll wonder if Tweed's revelation* did not invoire U» many praufaent Democratic lend­ er* to be nude public with aaftty. The Senate has [sowed a bill for com­ mitting to the Asylum for the Insane per­ sons aejaiued of murder on the ground of insanity. ' Sheep shearing InliXak ata fashionable in many parte nf this State. There .will be one at the National Park in Kalamaxor eounly, May 23d. A gentleman of Kalsmaz-K. haa been re querted to write up the geography of Michigsn for two of the Urges-, n-jblishing bouses of the East. . * leasing Reform club to all the clubs in the state to join with them in a mate meeting oa the 4<h of July.- Seventeen and thirteen were Jlheir re■petlvv *g-». and they von mu and wife nt Ixsig Rapids, Alpena county, a few days ago The Coldwater JltjurUfoan believes that thc "■’I1’1**^ •T'‘he Ixgulature for a health officer in each township will invoire a needle*, expense. Two young gentlemen of Montague, Muskegon County, are about perfecting arThere ero two regtmena of cavalry and ranraneute to visit New Spath Wales with three of infantry fa Texas for tervice the view of permanent location. on th* Mexican frontier. Doug. Chase, for nearly twenty yean, Attaroey Gooerri Dereu i* Mt going one of the most popular conductors on ibe to rerigu to be seat to Coartantfaople,1 Michigan Central, has been appointed Traa^ortatiou Master of th* C. B. A Q. consequently Secretary McCrary will not Bey. Dr. E, J. Fish ef Laming i* the Michigan member of tbe committee of arrangements for the national Haptht Sunday-school convention at HoKon. May 17-20. The anxiety of tbe New York .$’■« iert President Haya aha!! cripple arid dtrtroy the Republican party, u thr mart touching manifestation of unadfah and even sensi­ tive petriaunt that tbe public has seen for The Cincfaaatl Erifemrr wants a war with Mexico right off. Bui why? Has not the G rnscr who steals sheep and ro­ nin an good a tight tn home rule, a fair ideal rea-nlly to appoint Benator-oUce Spofford to the.benrii of tho Supreme Court, and Ute* secure tbe sumiasioa of Goi KsBogg. It i* lb. Krenral belief, however, that ex-Socratan Bristow will re•rive tho appointment. . - There was a dwturbacce in tbo Illinois AasemMy a Crir days ifoee. The Speaker called . colored tnrater to the Chair, PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION OF 1878. Brief Summary of Ute Principal Regu-. ; fallout luued by the French Com­ minion, Specially Affecting Foreign Exhibitor*, aa Published by the Brit­ ish Royal Commiailon. eontainiug new taatert, r< who-.- prorisona rtS.-ntiallr.iJterod.fan printed in fall. (►there. .KgUlv etangod. are dmeribed. re L . ’ ' try'Action where qaatahon marks are> used tta ex*--, text oT the bill is given : ‘•Sxrrtos 1. Ic all townships, citim and villages of tins State there shall be' ■nnually levied and collected the following tax upon tta husiucos nf tnanufactaring,’ setting, or keeping for aale by all pcrouns' wtaee traaiMse fa whole or fa part con stas fa setting or offering for sak. or man ufacturtog distilled or malt liquor*, or' mixed liquors, by .retail, or any patent modiaae mixture or compound which in whole or iu port consist* of spiritneua or fatoxicatfag liquors the sum of 1150 p« annum , upon the bueiwws of selling or offering by retail any malt, brewed, vr fermented liquors, 180 per annum ; upon the busiMas of setting browed or malt liqnors at wholesale, er aT wholesale and re­ tail, 1300 per annum ; open tbe bosfacsu of manufacturing brewed or malt liquoni for sale, if the quavtity manufactured ta over 5 tarrela and dm* not exceed 1-500 barrels, 850, if over M00 tarrth snd not exceeding 5,000 barrels, 1100 ; if 5,000 barrels or over, the *um of 8200 per an­ num , upon the buaioew of manufacturing for sale spirituous or intoxicating liquors. $300. No penoa poring a tax on spirit­ uous or intoxicating liquor* under this art •call ta liable to pay a tax oa the sale </ naslt. brewed and fermented liquor*. No pcraon paying a raaaufarturer's tax oa brewed or mall liquor* under this act shall be liable to pay wbaleoale dealer's tax on tta same." 8XC.2. defining who ar* retail deakr* arid <boare wbolensla dealers, and provi.iine that there shall be no tax on wine or cider made from Michigan fruits, nor on druggist* selling liquor* "lor medicinal, chemical, mechanical and sacramental •■Sir. 3. The taxer herein provided for shall be assessed, levied and edheted. by the same ofieera, and in th* same time and manner aa the texes upon |<nu>na) property, except as herein otherwise pro­ vide.]. But no peraon shall eirgaifj iu sny business mentioned in thia act until he 2. OcxxLi will be’idmiiled into tin- Ex­ han first notified, in writing, the BMeswing hibition from the lit of January, 1878, to officer wbwe daly (t would be to as*.-*the the 3ltlh of March, 1678, both days to­ tax herein above provided to be levied on meoc* khe same - naming the time when, and th* place where) , nor until be has also paid to the county treasurer offtl;e proper eounly, the full amount of tbe tax t. Goods must be in Uteir [lace* and all tb«r*for„required by thia act. to be ep. arrangements complete^ by the l&th of plied by such county treasurer to the pay­ April. After this date the General Ccm- ment of said tax wbanever the tax nd) therefor shall enuse to bis bands. And mirtioner will dispose of any space not oc­ any person violating the foregoing stall cupied, or only partially occupicdX, ta dretacd guilty of a misdemeanor, and 5. Tliere will be no charge for space. upon convict! .n thereof, stall be punished C. The Exhibition precincts bring con­ by fine not exceeding JllMi acd evote of stituted a bonded wariahome. there will bo prosecution, and <m failure to pay such fine end coms, shall bo impruoovd not ex­ no duties to pay for any goods except such ceeding ninrty day*; Pnnidrd, N-whing u arc inteodol for consumption, and these herein contained shall ta coortrued U-ex­ will only be liable te Uie dirties levied oo empt aav specie* of property from taxasimilar products of the mint' favored ua- rion under the general law* and all annual taxr* herein provided for shall be for the year commencing on the first day of May, 7. All objects exhibited will be nrotrot- and shall be deemed payable and duo at «1 against piracy of in res lions or desrigtu. the time of the delivery of tta augment Upon this subject exhibitors are referred roll to the county trexrorcr as hereinafter to Appendix No. 11, to the General Reg- provided.*' ulatious. Stt. 4. Specifying that the time for 8. The General Communion will "take taking the asaraatnent roll shall ta on or precautions for ths. safe preservation of all before tbe third Monday of May, and rel­ objects in the Exhibition, but wfllnolbe. ative to giving ootij* to person* wtane liable for Irew or damage of any kind. names are not <m the roll,'remain- unalt­ 0. There will bo no charge for ffoorine, ered. except in the Maehincty Hall. ‘ Set. 5. 8o much of this eA-tivn a* ro­ 10. A limited quantity of steam, gas, tates to the time tor review sod oorndion and motive power will be supplied free of nf the roll, and for informing pcnsoM Ha­ ble to taxation whcoe name* sre not on 11. The placing of heavy objects, re- the roll, remains unaltered In regard to qtiriog special foundations or adjustment amemora' compensation, thi* is added ■ may. by special arrangement, begin al an -‘And the said aaMsncr shall receive |2 easier period han the 1st of January. per day for each day's service performed under this act, and for traveling fa mak­ ing such rervieo, on the usual trareb-J route, ren eono< per mile for cuing only, packing, fittings, placing and ears ofgoods, to bo computed from the office of tta assterna of empty cases and return of goods, sesoor makiug such service, and th* like provision and placing of velariums or ceil­ travdiog fees for making hi* return to ings in tlu> exhibition, special earth works, the couaty treasurer, to be audited end al­ etc., in the gardens, and all charga for lowed by tbe township board, the village decoration auihorixed by tbe Genera! Com- trustee, or tta common council, ami paid tnfasioocr, are to be home by tbe exhibit out of the contingent funds of said townora. •ship, village nr eity." 14. The General Cotutaissioa will not “SEC. 6. When said mmmoc ha* re­ take charge of empty -ases. viewed and completed hi* roll it shall ta 15. No modern work of' art win be ad­ hi* duty to attach ttaeoto, rigrxrd by him, missible if executed before the 1st of May a certificate whkluMy be fa the follow -, 1867. fag form . 16. Noxious and explosive substance* r7J“ ^nlir 1 *••• wi will be prohibited a* usual, and the Gen­ eral Commissioner peservra the right ofex eluding any object which may seem to him to be facoosirtaat with tbe proper decorum of the Exhibition.' . 17. There will be no construrtioo* in thr gardens illistrating national dwelling A fire ta Detroit on the hfa datroyed th* show case manufactory of ’J. Phillip. A Bra. and M. D. Fravy A Co s wwd box factory. Ths total lorn ■ I2A00O; insur the name of the peroon who has signed the application for admindon. ed for 816.000. IV. No article may be withdrawn before J. H Wyooff, a Jackson artist, ha* the done of the exhibition without special bean making a life siiod portrait of ex­ consent of tho Gemtral Commissioner. Governor Bagley, fa India ink and cray­ 20^3 good. mast. under penalty, be on. Tbe CHiitt pronounces U a beauti­ ful artistic work. 21. The General Commiarion informs Il is reported oo pretty good authority lhai the red ribbon movement and the new all exhibitors that the Chambmr of OotnIfauor law bars already dosed forty-lhreo SKtn of Paris will establish a general aaioons in Grand Rapidi, ->— agency for the reception, management and return of goods. several more soon. 22. The General Csmtnixioner will not K. O. Rose, of the Bi correspond directly with foreign ^biklirws. an influential renreoentat far* of 1873-4,' b ma speoebna, and oa April S A young man fa Adrain took strych­ nin* just because be fall fa Ura with a Kwbo had no fava for him to fall into. tortor fa time eaved hfa> from death by I stryoltafae, but didn't fetch th* girl. I M. Hudson of .Lansang has recently purchased throe Ucrkshira swine from tbe noted breeder, T. 8. Cooper, of Pennsyl­ vania. They are raid to be superior to any heretofore introduced in tta* section. improvemenU fa the kM .f Urtsw. lB whui wmh b aceortlag to my bmt laforamitoa and b51«C —And on or bjfore the first Monday of June he ajuall attach to such Mnreamenl roll a warrant, under bis hand, command ing tbo county treasurer to collect such texui m the manner pr-su-ribed by Uw for tbo cp“—““ -r ------- o--------- j._ villags herein <xtarJta°pron fa3. — — ----- - -Ithin the same time deliver the raid roll and warrant, ac completed, to the treasurer of his county : Pr-wAtaf, fo.rre.vr, That in cue th. .bore , roll is not completed within tbo time stave fixed, or u defective ta any respect, the same ■ny, by «h4-emor, bn completed st any tone thereafter and delivered to such tmrurer nor shall any irregularity or de­ fect >n the certificate attached to said roll in any wise invalidate arid roll er any —v. -J urovioinr for adding nraa to the roil after the time * *7 publi cation is unaltered. “Sec. 7. The county treasurer, upon rerereins xuoh roll, shall proceed Io col­ lect roeh taxm, and for that puryewe ►hall remain in bls office on tta second, third, end fourth Fridays of Juno, he stall re­ tain two per cent, for coUnoUtm fem. Hvera eocnty treauurer, sheriff or ocher offieer, who shall edlrat or roorive payment of eny tax under tta prwwoos of thia act shall upon making such ooltartfon, or reoe-.reroch payment, give a receipt for the taxes so ooilreted or received to tta per- SCROFULA. sheriff or other officer evltecting any sseb tax. No dDuniy treasurer or other officer shall receive a part of the tax assreetd agsitet such perato. company or copart­ nership, wr receipt for such partial: pay­ meat; nor shall any such person, compa­ ny/rr obpertMsxhip encage is thnboMuas taxipd by thi*without having paid to the couty treasurer the retire amount for whteh they are eo taxed to the end of the taxiop. year." “8k. 8. If any. person, corporation, amoeiation, company, or copartBcrslup sUall reluse or neglect to pay the tax k uoceand yritbin five days after the time apecifled In the- preceding iwcteon, each treasurer shall, within fire dav* after the time limited for ooUceting the same, issue SaifutoM Hubot. =B=S~“ Closer, Cancerous Humor. ri'y and enforce th* punishment provided in thia art for the non-payment of such tax ; and no levy made, or proceeding tak­ en by the sheriff to collect such tax shall bo a defense to soeh proooeutioa, anises co:lection of said tax wa< enforced thereby Wore the commencement of such prosecu­ tion. And at the time of making such re pert, to aforesaid, to the pronetnting attor­ ney, tho county treasurer shall make a like sworn statement and report to the Govcrpor of ths State, together with the names and amount of tax doe from Mil perd sous againat whom such prosecutions have been rommeooed.1' * Section 15, fixing penalties upon offioero neglecting or refusing to carry out ] I Canker. । 1 a / . Sift Rheum. Erysipelas. Pimplei and Huaort on the Face. third* of which shall be retained by the sheriff and one-third of which in addition to bu fma allowed by Orel fan 7 of thia act, shall be paid to the county treasurer, a. hia fees under the said warr.nl) by distrou and sale of any goods and chatted* of such person or perautu, corporation, sasoctation, and every offenseand the Gorernur may. company, or copartnership, or of any i in case ef any such neglect or rritual, sp govL and chattel. found in ths custody or point some other person or persona to per­ form tbe dalios prescribed by this art, who aboil, upon benng so appointed, have like powers and duties under thia act M such assoMr, trauurar, prooecutfag attor­ ney, ar sheriff, as’ the case may be; and in case of the appoint moot of any person in place of the proseevtfag attorney to prusAmtc for violation of this act in any county, the supervisors shall allow and pay shcriff. the delinquent shall] ay sech tax tn such prosecutor reasoaabie compensel k>n without levy aqd upon such demand, then for all service* performed by him a* «ucb the sheriff shall crrflect of such dHin proaebutor." Section 18 specifca acts repealed, and Cut in addition to the amount dne al time of such demand 3 per cent for the few of the teid treasurer, and also tl« amount of foe* for himself which arc al­ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. loyed him hr Uw in cos ol demand upon execution irtued from any court of rvo. nl.' C. .P. Rowell &, Go’s. Coj: Sic. 9, nfiarive to*the made of proce­ dure by the alKtiff, under bis warrant, far •0UDc. CHE'.* 3MOKL the enforcewut of unpaid taxes', is made (gjfcfk MATCHLESS ninch more rigid in iu proriacma. The sheriff shall call upon cash person named io his Warpnt “wi fain let days of the timrof re.-e:ruig such warrant,' and tie “shall forthwith levy upon," etc., not ou *ac*' ly in ease such person "refuses," ( as word ed in the old Uw) but iu ease he not pay the tax at once, with interest and fees; from any cause whatever. And the sher­ iff may levy not only upon "the goo.b and sas sytr*SJis± a. 71™ in™ "fiMtay-j * Ttiinort, Ulcers or Old Sam Catarrh. Ganen) Debility. S66 t.-sf. a'KjMW&THgtg cistioo, company, copartnership," etc., but also "upon the lands and tenements of every such pcrsMi • • wbereUer found in said county." Sbs. 10, proscribing the manner of sale by the sheriff of the property levied upoq for taxes, rrmrina unaltered m far as it go»w. The following relative to sherifi*' tired* for real mure isosddctl :. “And every deed executed by the ah.r iff upon sales of real estate under the pro visiotM of thia net Khali be prittn fitcie evi- 3S-‘St* xflSE^THE BOSS LAGER BEER ws e TTt.’L-ixte-.aaBa. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS ?5 HHJffHESSftJiLTJBi Important to the Ladies. Sir. 11, relative to adjournments of oak for wut of bidden, gad proceediegv in eave of aale far a sum insufficient to pay the taxes and o>ste, is considerably *mtdi6od, butts not rssentially altmd. “Sir. IX. The assessor shall have pow­ er, and it shall be h» duty, Io add to said roll al any time during the y«or, the name of any person, eorporalion, uaociatit-n, company or copartnership, engaged iu any kindef burinew* specified in Ute first wcpear upon such roll, and to mm* against ■uch burinnM thereon a yra rata tax for the nnexpired portion of racb year, and ■aid aoseMmcni, notify 'he person, corpo­ ration. assoriation, company, or copartner ship, of the time and place at which the asocrtitent will be made, and requiring such person to appear at tbe time and place mentioned and show oaune. if any, why such sencsement should not be msde, which notice shall be served try leaving a a copy thereof with the person or jiersons to "be usoued, or with some person at his or their place of business, at lente throe days before the lime specified therein for the day of hearing, and upon such asaeastnent being made, and within tea days af­ ter such bearing, the Mscosor shall com­ plete such aMcsaincnt and date asd attach to live same the original ameauMml roil, in the hands of tbe county treasurer, and within fire days Uinrnatter said treasurer shall issue his warrant and thereupon tbe same procesdingl shall be bad ta all respecta, and within like tijaca, as though such Mxasmeul lad been made by tbe asnerovr u grot in this act prescribed; notiitd. for.arrrr, That all warranto tea- SEO, PECK 155 and I CO'S 157 WOOBWAIO AVE., IETIOIT aril hnestic Serin Mato writ Paper Fatii® ■slit Oiteiraite iislic Mitoflftl 'oissnc lamr. CEO. WOODS gDSON, MOORE & CO., ( LIGHT-RUNNING , t GOODS. EsafitSsij-- DETROIT. ‘DOMESTIC riYES!iSOU)IERS:)OYES: SEWING MACHINE BEST. sixty day* from date of same That fa rase .nf neglect or refusal nf said saseasor to comply .with the provisions of this sec­ tion, then, and in that case, tbe said coun­ ty treasurer sludl have power, and It shall lie his doty, to make the aaseasment and • DOMESTIC"SEW’IXG MACHINEOO.. give tho notice required by this steUoa, and tbo same shall bo valid u though made by th* aracsacr and every asse— meat and every assessment roll mad* us dse <h. provisteos of tbb act. after the seme shall have boon planed ia the hands cf. the county treasurer, shall lx> prima /an'r evidcucoofthelegaEly and validity of tbe roll, and of the aasortmant*', asd * the correctnw*. and regularity of all tho 704539 C. M. RUNYAN’S. I would respectfully announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and M m Ilf HUM! Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00 ; Sugars, syrups, spices. Baking Powder, salerntus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco. <itc_ etc., which will be sold ai RtTM-mbcr Ihtjduce.nt J. S. Hl/WYoUi'fi Boot and Shoe Store. Jeffehson street. Crwe me a call. xxiMtf C. M. RUNYAN. City Dr ig Store! J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, »m patented, tea yuan later, te , d-e number hod incresMd sixfold, reaching 3,710, wide up to January 1, 1850, as already stated, th-.- sgrregrto cf ptents isnod amounted to 18,417; ■»« that tito* aad up to the present the total M 161,018. "And curiceky hare loads as," adds th. ‘ a HASTINGS. - - MICHIGAN. IlnigH and Medicines of hII detcriptions ;pt constantly on hand, and Prcucriptiann illfttlly cowpott arl\rrl. Also h full line ol ■■■ �/< Ti/rl(rpu*tieyl BIGGEST RUSH 1 ornaAL r»mw bakby coffinr. ever seen in graj On account of dull times and having too large a Stock of Sj >thing EDS. Clothing, We have tbo Prices of Meo's sod Boy’s Uloibiog so low tbst and we have been doing an immense busineBB ever since. Qua!ley, luforniatljs for Utctbj ftea* *Uop ia eight tfaw, a eelte/rereyw wa* entered tty Ot* 1‘roreeuUag Atlooey by mmu af the Court M-t-a fl-..-! resolution, that th. Cosalite* •* HiJ. u-l Croas Walk, to ud they are hereby direct^ to rail.* th* **r>. to U built, aaj th* oaM Ihiroaf b« SSI rare! ea th- property Ad«p<ed by ayaa aad al ye ** follows: Ayv-AM. Dewey, te«1*. UeM*n, ToaUa- ' . NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHILE WE HAVE THE GOODS. V’*1"* Suils JS 60. *4 00 ud *6 00. former Price. *« 00 to *8 00. Men h dl M ool Spring Suite $8, $7, $8 and $9, former prices $10 to $15. Men's Fine Cosainiere and Black Cloth Suits $10 to $15 and up. Sfen a Lined Panto 75cto. and $1 00. Men’s all Wool Panto $2 50. $3 and up. Men u Fine all Wool Panto and Vewto $4. $5 and Morn all Wool Ooaw(Job) $2 50. Men a Cotton Soeicit 3 and fleto. a pair Men’s Summer Coai> .35cto. and up. Men’s White Varta $1 00 and up. r *adbalardar*aljm.;,**’i Adapted by ayre and nay* aa foftowa Ayna—Aid. Dewey, Lewis. Rureefl. TaaaMam aadYauag—5. _• ■ May»—Sas*. • i ! Boy's Suite (8 to 8 yean) $1, $2, $3 and up. Boy’s Suite (10 to 15 years) $2 50. $8. $4 and up. Boy’s Suite all Wool $5 and upwards. Boy’s Blue and Black Fanta $2. Boy's Blue and Black Coats, smdl sixes $2 50. . Boy's Summer Goats 35cte. and up. Boy's Lined Pants 7Sets.'and $1 00. -Circuit Court Criminal­ Circuit Court Commieionera - Constable Sheriff or Convey- ' UW- CITY DRUG STORE WAIZIBIt BABIES. Patent Medians at Market Price»-Finc Toilet Articles in euTless variety-Pure White Lcad-Oilfr-VarnishcA-BruahtMi, etc. A large quantttv of Io fset all Goods whether fine or common here been reduced in' price hilly Lower than any other Store in the State, and you will do weH, and get better Goods, uhd save money by coming to us.' j THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal Bt, GRAND RAPIDS. 'Ail Abai the County. teal lb;ijit;; pitice; ■fisss M. D. Reed desires to caD attention to ia new Watson Shop, where ha may be sund at all tour* of nay day, ready to do ay work ia hia line, from putting a new oka ia an old wheel, to thobuiWing of Naw Advertisements. binr WHO1IMD! OU a! th Sip tf IkeBlG HAT. LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE. Fourteen milUoaa of dollare and ossy bare l«ren th* profit* reoaired by four mra In ditto dends sluts* from the CensMtdalsd Virginia min* In 5*rada dace Ftbnniw, IB,S! ar about ctoh tvrry day. • Juel esaetly why » much gold and silver .houUb* poured into th* tap* of there four indiridual* I* not stria sriy I Ok- These extra Low Price* will continue till our present Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing b all disposed of. par Directory for 18H. J am inroad by 8. M rntllagill k Co., th* waft-known adsrrtls-ng agrnta of Naw YeA, Boston and PbHadHphi*. Thera are reported in it lb* name*, character [political, agrinlUrel. religious. mUieal.eic.] CABBOL1C OIL WALBRI DGE, . . ST A CtTIZKX U» aA*TlX<U. n 1* fo to* rearaoe rehowl system ef Amers la*, that to* secret «f her greetare* Ila*. H* awveoer pabli* reheats. *tad ere aa a pw>pl« will *pe*lily stogtwrate. ■*, adveutoa will ae toager serve a* a rtar of hop* to th* rlriag yoclh at to* food Wtnjs. ibana, thi,tie* aa-l taro* estiaM grow up *a4 choke o«i (b« Ilf* at uvr gnalnaaa. Thi* briag ln>«. it I* Importaal, that th* yretsg talari base for iu laaahrr aa-l la*traetor oa* who ia thurov^ly slerxad to lb* «*U-briag aad best iatereei* ol the Illi* sees plaerel ia hi. charge. Thi* baportanl part of th. public reboot uachlarry we f«»r ia a*4:y aeatiag la tbr eoataoa aehaela of lla*tla<>. From aU wa can learn py to aula that I lad myself greatly improved. . T> tbuea who are aSieud with the dyspsfril, or <ieraDgssa.nl at the User ansi stomach, gw sluclag general prvatraU .n at strength, I would The yrpreedlags'of the Council meeting last Friday craning «i4 internal some perastu on Broadway. . n>« Stsea Cusaoditea Lar* pal Ina muchneeded raisers cm But*street, just wrest 9f th* cilitia* ior the cure of *ach affertmo*. aad i focnltr of physicians sad «urg-cs* will en brace grudisatet from l-Mh American an 1 Ear peso Medical Hdioals who has* beeoae dteK gaiatod for their eMil. Th. Pa.pi*-* Cammi See^Uadreal Adsteee. to I*- U- • K—*». -— 1 ■ , —--- — ite letter jatwa a model of typographical To All, Particulsriy Invalidi, riehnre*. and tbo arrauguoxta: ihroagboal i,<lac u a tryiaa reason. IMIreti*** ef rtciaM, simply artperb, the Rocrr Mocstaim ■b«aU at ware be attreawi to. Fatal Imare* may T..cm«t ■ worthy cf csMupanwa with We hare it from 20 cant* to 11.00. We aatol aad the s/rtssa t. rmaala la a dlrerdarsd 1‘uturrtifiM jltnrrica vr Tit Alditt. it will guarantee to mit yen. eesaUrlaa. katu th* dterwdw has tim* i-s dsssts* t* wnucn in gtmipy. graphic .isle, «>t«COFFEE. iUelf. Aa reuse af aretesUva u worth a res a* *J tng tielaila of tbe tour through the widen* We hare none but pure, for we roast sere, is aa sM and tiathfbl •*,!«. TbentLrr. v. of tlw Southwest (tho Arkaaaea Valley, adsia* all whs are trw.Llid with th* raatptoiau Sotith.ru Kamas), to th* Yrry heart of the Baw ser, psasaleat-haada-he. todlaaatlaa. dlr Alpa of America— the Rocky Mouoteitm. ordaead tiros, weal at a»p*(M,. **■». ee fcessisb akla. la uk*. witheet delay, fchrereh1, Maadrak, Jaonu are made to aD the fimeus raaorU ►ilia W* haaw af a* rsaasd, ae barmlaas aad de- of Colorado, tbe remarkable rain*, the eiaitala u» a*tiea. It at owes strikes at the rere «f th* diaaare aad reoduro. a Laaifoz Waa to tke erMvaa. I’erpl* sever aaed safvr ftem *Lr dissai* ■ . ......... la offering to all the large* aa*»rtmeat GENTS FGU- of II ATS, CAPS and NISHING GOODS to be fowd out­ ride of Detroit . And here ia where tbo Joke come* in, HF. IS SELL 1XG THEM AT MUCH LOWER PRICES—Vw’t fril to acc the good, be­ fore pnrohaaing. 810 KT OF BICJ MLA.T GOOD ICT8 TO THI PUBLIC! fael th- (ret ia.Ueatiaas ef th* mated,. Fatal!).* laaila* hare* foe th. wuamar moates shaald taka hree er fey tea** of there rills with three. Th., POSITIVELY CURED. Iciti.n to certain Irregularities, and asked that be use Me iafioeace with the leocbcrs un­ der him. to promote th* latereau of th* yiung mind*, and thus arouse mere perfect Liratoy STONE WARR Wa bar* a carload of S5W gallon. of qjtxtWara. It i, tbe bart. SMITH HOGLB * PRESTON. miyl&U STOCK OF GROCERIES arid that span oaa oeraal-n. wi>B* talking tested by tw* hundred sad eighty-two et.gr*’- with Mr. Diehls open thia subject, he slump iagt, and elegsally bound In cloth and gilt. I* •d to retaliate by aaklng ma hew ranch aant to any addreaa by th* author aa receipt of ••acbcel tea" I paid. Thi. qseasten t tbni re­ 11.40. Almost one hundred thausaad aspxa 1‘EOI'LK OF BABRV COVSTT preparations ll>aa all athera combined. They give aatiafrelLa la every caa*. and I can ehearfttlly recommrad them la th* pubUa." .More heps. stealing. Itsnia county. Supposed to has. passed through1" bare Oarers after 'cm. Noi eaugb^yH aa wa has* hterdl best interests ef h*r Mholare. aad the result, lost and order presell. 1 do not belles* there is a ehibl ia th* ally of Hasting*, who Urea mure to ga to rebuol. ar l« more pnnrtaai, than sur faith, Hegl* A l-rebton has* a atuuber of focal ad* ia thi* teat*. and it will pay th* be Mid to th* Haatloga Sir. Crea^r, our f-herifl", ba* Isreght eul to* Inter** of Mr. llat; la th* elgar nusaufoctory. aad will carry an the busai*** ia foUtro under The ladle* telcngiag to Ite Woman . Cbrialiaa Temperasco L'niaa arc aU particularly re.paatad to be prerenl at the mat mcathly meellag. la be Laid May I?d. Burinem af i be »a*mit*.| by Hyltattr her by Hamaal C. Waadam* Up of OrutgasIU*, for SI DEFY COMPETITION. THE FAMILY GUEST Drugs, Medians, Etc., Etc Stety toocaaad ®pi«* bar* already baaa a*U uf Will L. Tkompea*-* famous sc-ng. -Oatoar*ag Bheite from th* Baa Shore/- It I* Ihrnght rtlmafou lh« youg mind a under her charge. Lai her in tans be kind yet hrta, recking to ptes** rather tkaa frigblsn. uriag loss rather ■Un lynaay. ’ aax-Mn. Wm. H. Goodyear. "HaoiMsrtnvra PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Pbynician’B Preacriptioiw and Family Recipca carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals Hn Haunt! of parwt quality only. Wethington. D. C A. Eatlav. grain oeaseyes, Grand Hasaa. T. Kaettell. grain binder, Burlington. L. lUgatow, .Htlag and gagitg saw Issti. THE Elffllffi B0UM11II BLOEi, TAKE NOTICE. To Those whom it may Concern. I am now running a New Portable Ma- chin* for moving, rais­ ing or changing the TEMPERANCE. I Tha Annual Oonventk* of tbo W. C. T. U. for the 6th CongrewroaU District. location of buildings from small to great and having handled �Railroads. Doctor Aikln's Double Column. "AiStc flowing extract* from toe anrouut cf ac Baker pl*ce, will be read with interest . At aow rote dietent from the fianily reridenco aad ornamcUal groumte, stand the great gWcovcrrd chicken-haws, tbo roormoua ley fag houaea (the latter » rutco four buufari and sixty fort long), fowl raising establishment. After practically experimenting in Ta­ rtan ways far several yearn (daring which period Mr. Baker has expended in these experiment*, aad in the erection and appnintmento of his uumcroon bmldiugs, seme 175,000), hw crtablislunrot for Itsichuig cliiekros, ducks or turkeys is to­ day brought down to a very fine point, aasuredlv, sr.d upon Mr. Baker's plan the thing io entirety feasible. Tbo greet boarding-house is a long, glased building fashioned like a pitch roof green-houae, with a broadside' aspect to the eret and south. A two and • half story building at the cod (to which this is axtaclicdj is a commodioun dwelling-houM for tbe attendants, etc., and contains Mr. Baker's private office, the incubating- are quietly nrodmxd thousands of ehteks by artificial heat, event week. This cham­ ber is about twenty feet square, protected try double lets of windows, rod three rati ere cf bsgr oblong incubators stand ranged through ac center; while a lower range, oimilariv constructed (each with eight tiera of shallow egg-drawers, one above the other, stand around the foursides ef ae room. The cspadty of the hatching drawers, ar multiplied trap, in these Incubators is «|ual to the accommodation of about rirht thonmad rpu at ajtime, or, say,-for! turning out .one hundred and lorry thous- a rro^y nuifst for them all, ss tho Weeks I and montha’go by, annually. There ia so limit to the product, indeed, when man­ aged upon Mr. Barker's system. Ha WO! shortly extend hia laying bouse to about eight hundred feet frontage, adding three hundred and fifty feet in length to iu pressot rise. Thie will, in al), give spare for one hundred and thirty-five pens, to ac commodate. under one roof, about three thousand fire hundred hying bens and companion roosters. Tho estate of Mr. Baker faces the North Hirer, upon tbo westerly bank, and hia country house and grounds occupy tbo cold for the healthful and righUul progress of the hatchings, the" undue variation of heat ia instantly anncuaced through indi­ cators governed by the electrical current and apparatus co strived far this special purjxiee. Tbe atmosphtye in the iocubaV tag sprtment is kept tucul and humid— ■ fikc tho warm spring air—by placing open, shallow pans at water around, upon which tbe LootM air acta advantageously, crap, erasing it evenly and admirably. The yosng birds remain iu the trays (where tUv firat iw daylight after lirraking their shells) for two or three hours, when-they become dry and lively, and are traDeferred to nTrat Mr. Baker calls hie "broodingThia glasa bow ia thirty feet in width ani cne hundred and fifty-right feet in length. . It ia dinted off Into fifty sep­ arate ninitBrUaento (twenty-firo on eicbet side), fa tach cf which are kept and "brooded," artifiaallr, one hundred chiika/rom ac second day of thrir birth to taro or three weeks old, Ue aeeommodatioM wiaiu the large cowrvrtory be­ ing ample few five thousand ducks al a time (of all ages), from the rise of a half­ grown robfa to that of a pigeon or partridge, until they bcecme good-rised broilers} and then, at from ooe and a half to two and a half peuuds each, they u, drrwed and seat to the hotels aad reaturanta of New York at forty to fifty rente per .pound. In thia how the chickens are • broodad'' when quite young by a patent hen­ mother to each pen. At two or three • celts old trsnafcro ere mads from this how to anodrer and larger range of build­ Ings, srenilarly gtexed aad ventilated, fa rate apartments, tbe layin^tais and pul Jets kept <m tbe premises by Mr. Baker. This laser range of buildtnp is gi.ro! cn one side onlT.is four hundred and sixty feet loag, divilod into seventy.five compar.meotj, and aeh pen has three rooms or diruwns in it The pons run throttgii from front to rear, and are afx feet wide, each, bw twenty fret long, ftnm east to Y®-• The fowls are fod trow the rear of Railroads. slope back from the river, upon the highrat portion of too well-known ‘‘PslieUea.'' The faei of the perp<ndicuJv rock* th»* form ae extreme frontego of this point on toe Hudacm is so squarely upright that a stone dropped- from an extended bend, over the railing before his summer-house will fall in a direct line to the gravelly margin of the river below, a dirtsnee of fire hundred and sixteen feet. Tbe hen-houses, incubating-housci, rta blra, forcing-howrn, etc., are all servrdy plain in tbw style of architecture, but are costly, extensive and weU-bnilt throuihout ; and the modal adopted by Mr. Ba­ ker to render tho intericr of the.fowl and chicken-rearing pretni-ra cool and id7 in tutnmer, or warm, healthy and comfort­ able for hte vast poultry-familice in wfatefT arc fa all respect* ae meet erenomirab the mart practical, and the most subrtantis! for a«e ranges of buildings that wo have ever well devoted to this burieeM. The magnitude of this splendid under­ taking, as conceived aad carried cut by Mr. Baker, is altogether excsWioual in tho way of raising domestic poultry. There b 00 catabihhmrnt like thu in ae known world, coo-idcred either as to cost, extent or mode of manag-ment. We might add pages of dcscripucn to what wc hare herein elcariy set down regarding the minor detaib of this cokaaal fowl-breeding retabliuhmeuL But sufficient is now recorded to gfcro ae read­ er a clear idea of Mr. Baker's plan- and the general workings of hb wril-constructed scheme in whotaah chickcn-rabfag. Ae a stride in nso-lcru improvement towards the Indicated et>! thfa vast uader taking has no parallel ; and it may safely be assumed that Mr. Baker's suota, fa every respect, b a marrel. After a careful survey of the preotecs, and noting what haa been done and wlut b still in prospect at Cresskill, we arrived at toe cnoclunion that Mr, William C. Baker stands head and shoulders above tu all in America as a poultry-raiser, aad that hb enormous chicken farm b aa lar­ gest and most perfect institution of it* HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. TAY1OP MICHIGAN. 0*«atr*nun7«.~< Wasr.wrdartf''’*" r.,.,z,H,rrH bmovciitoz. .isxjg-'- .•.•j’v&.’vsi: i erthl. eeter to he yeHlritod la -2W xxssriat Wxl.f a aw fin Warn Jacbih & Saiiiai lAIUOAI. IICHldXy’AMD’THr'sOJJTH. MMM > Maa>aa>r *n— Ibaafcato • xm,ral. aad w tea new aaa la I r.rU.-. H.WM ,1 *r, la.-r . cla.artSr M. !> .. Ihu la. ‘'We beg to inform you that the stock- I holders of tho Michigan Central Railroad Company will meet in J une next for i the purpose of elec.fag directors for the anew ■ Northwestern Railroad, Chicago, Rurliagton and Quincy Railroad, and tbo Union Pacific Railroad—as aggregate of over six tbounnd tnitei of road went of Chicago— will give this trunk line between Chicago and Baffalo a large busiiMM, whieb in the pert has been diverted to other roads. The atoekboidera of tli. Michigan Centra! Railroad Company have it in their power teetomre thi. change fa their Board nf Directors, and, by etectiau the ger.tteo.-n CENTRAL RAILROAD. vGfjrv&'iriVx: KA. The following circular, signed by John C. Wytnansnd Rufus Hatch, and pur­ potting to cone from IJonp 4 Write, the Boston Attorneys, is brtng received by stockholders of tbe Michigan Ceatra; The object of thia drrular is to reqpcst that, in cae you should lx unable to be pereooally prewut at the election, you will execute the enclosed proxy, and send it to Got. John J. Bagley.Detroit. Mich., Sid­ ney Dillon, Esq., President of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, Si Nu*au. street New York city er to Messrs Bongs 4 Wells, attorneys and counselors, 31 Pm berton Square, Boston, who will rereirc proxies of tbe New England itockhoklere to be voted fur the fi»"owing Board of Di­ rectors: <. Sidney Dillon, President Union Pacific Railroad and directorof Ulticsgiand NorthRock li and and Pasoutlicrn jRrilrosd QitnWp, PrefiiJeat Chicago ---- ipd director of Lake Share and -Michigan Southern iWrad Companies; Robert Harris. President Chicago, Boriiagton and Quincy Railroad Cbmpaay; W. L. Scott, President Cana­ da Southern Railroad Company, dirrfttor Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific, Chicago 4 Sonhwntcrn, Lake Shore 4 Miebfaan South and Union Pacific Railroad Comnany, ex-Gov. Jno. Bagley, of Detroit, Miro.; F. Gordon Dexter, of Boston, Mass., director Union ' Pacific Railroad Company ; Frederick Billinp, director of Michigan Central Railroad Company ; El­ more A, Kent, of of A. E. Kent 4 Co-, grain and prpvision merchant of New York and Chicago, and director of Fourth Nati­ onal Bank of New York city; .H. E. Saryent/unneriy gemwal manager of Mich­ igan Central Railroad, which position he rroigued in 1874. You win readily perceive that the great advantage to be gained to the stockholders of the Michigan Centra! Railroad Cbmpany by the election' as directors, of men of undoubted railroad experience, snd rep­ resent other large interests, which am in harmony with, and ■ MICHIGAN HEALTH AMD ITS--PLEASURES Thc gas for besting the lucuboton is rasnnfiretured upon the .premises, Be­ neath each mschnso u kept alight a single jet of this gak to best the water conveyed through pipes to tire narrow open cham­ bers ot vacuities «w the surface of the THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL. eggs ss thev t«t in tho trap white being hatched. This procow ooostantiy gives Tho New Board of Michigan Central to the cm the rt»paired artificial heat, in Railroad Directors as Proposed by broancitber's body when she ia brooding over her e«». An ingenious, practical snd moat admiral arrangement this; for, in Mr. Hater's verified experience. pre orely as tho bee performs her duty in the natural way, so must tbe incubator per­ form its duty to be suoeoafol in the hatch­ ing. Tho eggs in the trap are tamed irgularly once in s day by tbo attend­ ants. The heal convcyeu to tho interior Of the iaeubatare, as we hare described, is controlled automatically. An idectric battery in tbe adjoining room camkun'• cates with the hot-water chamber* over the KgS, and al»a with ths gsa jrta; snd when •ru v Legals. ■IANS SAVIK Division. GEO. WuODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS tklraa sf dunVsr! The Reliable Shari Ltiv ND RAPIDS AND DETROIT -“•Ss-Tis raZtSi-iooTn. mM eMste mar be meted to ’••• toltobl. lltlartmd. tk»^M»IM Jaaim Ct XSt eSr.. ts ScW? -££££ ilxj.—x a tsSSgi Holloway's Advertisements. cf Ik. m in Mrt far Ika maw at ttarrv. “ IABK THBS FACTS THE TENTl MONT OF THEY HOLE WORLD ,’5stm‘ t’puyygffa'S ssr^rLffis-^rs5.’•••, m m>j to «>U jsrtrte tort estate af >rtj alaan ffi55USEiBJUK«« GROCERIES! GROCERIES! ’ Ssseas«ssi.-isi..,a2 .A.T C. M. RUNYAN’S. < riisV.StS'■ E tkm.’SSWiS I would respectfully announce to the citizehs of Hastings and vicinity, that I have a new and BUNYAN. xxiOfUf City Dr ag Store! lelnhia mE4avBBMaO ra •CIleMiber. A. II. •-U> Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, M>a., 1-raaUral and AnalrUeal CWamlate. ■«M4> NT Ajl lYIRIHMKrn - Railroad THE EASTING"STATIONS Oft TICKKtWf a W M M .11 .KJAii: uiLLEim, MICHIGAN. far Printers. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hard, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Pennsylvania »€00 PIANOS FOR *250. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, - Tie Gnat Saitieni Ttaulfir?. UORTHlrtiX RAILWAY COMPANY H Sffi OF 1KB! Tea, 4 lbs. for $11 00; Sugars, syrups, spices, Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc., which will be sold a: X^KJCCEJS. Remember the place, nt J. S. RLWYJlJ\'8 •Boot and Shoe Store, Jefferson street. Give me a calL HASTINGS. .£ :s HOLLMrS ODODBTs GEO. WOODS &. CO., Cambridgaport, Mass. wiKMoom*amwmsixusst..a».i..i i;«ttei<at.Nckts«>t iscwtesuHL THE_VOI.HIJlAIA^Ajy- “—” --------------------------- Exn.*e- limn. •risse* � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-23.pdf 518ce90553ef9cda5b4fc4d2b2f66155 PDF Text Text lurtr orwmtmnso. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY.MAY 23,1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 4 PMFSSBH1L AID BilfflBS CAM Mr Garrett silently put b* into abhair. Ebe looked u if the shock would strike b* dead. “Do yon drey," d*nan-led Mrs. Garrett, noon 11m la* epitafully for thia attention, "that you picked up that |2H bill tb.t wu t»n- a. n. ni,.v,uMIYHICIAN ASCROeON* o£-1.1> a...--------- —■ ~- Over ONE HUNDRED OLIVER CHILLED sold this season. It is L4iwi----------------------ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR I mined not to eonfoa. It wu a iteliooal bank bill foe twealy dollars, numbered UHLW PLOW, iwjst Amd has been in Barry County for the past four years. There are more of them sold each year in this market than all others com­ bined. It is \ Sway'8 H°T*L Nashrille. ATI । MINI? WARRANTED To run LIGHTER than any fl-.oxxr ITW USE. and to give perfect satisfaction. Call and see the raUgafcxSrB..___ . DENTIST i a spark of humanity, curried the srooaded man to hia home, a few hundred yards eerou the commons. A body of men stopped thrui on the way. sad were abccl to fire at tho Judge, when Mias Cornelia, with the remarkable ccttreKr-end ndf pousemi- n shewn threugbeut the whole trig edy, auurod them that her father wu dead, that he died Jn her arms in tbe Jail, and persuaded them not to mutilate a dead body. The bleeding and unconscious man w* then got within shelter of hie houu. Towards evening the murderers rode cut of town. Judge Chisholm i, still alive, but hi. । rererrerr is scsreelr within tbe bounds of probability. I riaited him this itveuing. lie said : “I want to lire for the dewreat wife in tbe world, for my children, and for my oovntry. I am dying for my country." The surgeon forbade bun to talk mors. NEW PLOW NO. E. Just the one for two Horses light Rkbiiai and easily handled. Repairs kept for other Plows. GREBLE & RUSSELL :tC________ _____ ^rRiairr, 1 II. fc. PECKHAM. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, ion (DUJIOND IRON, AND DIAMOND STEEL IRON BEAM PLOYS. ■IIOO BHffl 01484472 Buckeye Mower, with Table Rake Reaper ■SSSHIjg, POWERS & BARLOW MEW BEARnWARE. t>T fr- . Builders, examine tiieir Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, Caw, Sin ud Onamital PAIN TE R r ■££JYj! llU>l HEHj FURNITURE THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY OF HASTINGS AJTO TICDHTk'. Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frame*, until you have priced their Goods, for you DR. J . B LnSURE will Have money by it. Everybody knows they are the o nfy THE LOST BAHS NOTE. “Seems to me I've seen your Care before : thia, my gal,' mutteirel the offeer, ooufi i dantiaUy. ■•You'll pleuau fork over the, key of your kit, young woman. ' With trembling iutbdi .Ana wared him , off, and untied a ribbee from about her neck, on which a small key wu no- I pended Aa she gave it to him a sort of sub shoos , her, and large tears rushed in a torrent I THE MISSISSIPPI TRAGEDY. WHOLE NO. 2050. out of tbe riac find righted. They did n<A nmh m tbe boy experud. On the routrary, they hurriedly retreated, aad lit tie lime was lost by them in getting cut of th* nagifoorhood. The boy writ*! till thrte o'clock in tbe afternoon before Imt mg L- rrtroal. and then. h» ctothtng rtiff with blood, be porsuod hi. journey, r*eh fog hie brother ■ esaip about dark ia eafo ty. . Tho men would not credit hi. story, though bis three wousds were plain proof of. bloody eoutert. The mt day a bead ■en dollar bill out of him “on a prir." Sb. “order. him up" to buiU tbe fire lake a •■knave" ba joins the “daha," whan he often rets “high.” whieh fo “tow" THEIS, SIUSOL£. How a Company of Dntrwt Miners Collnctod’thok Dntea. Denver, Col, May 1«,—A mrtotse out­ break among Um mmers ia California. Gulch, near Oro City, i. reported. The report* ears tho riot am* fro* the failure of W. H Steven, aad other Detroit *pttalula to meet tho detnaedt ef Um miners »or pay dae tho* The tuners aobod •SteVetu ano two astboro named Wood and Northrop, and pot them usder a strong guard- They demandad of Bure* .check for »:,OOO, or enough to tak. th. whole bod, of rights five home to Detroit Btovo* ■wood a chock.whieh a .................. mu took to Um bank at Frirptoy. Tbe busk pud the thock, and a second cheek for the lb« country. There are books, pkrtare. an J a piano io (heir pretty liule cottag-, and the lower garden that surrounded it would be the wonder and pride of any A Rich Old MH1 Site. Northern village. The front wimi.w of “What has she done T " eehoed the lady, the room where the Judge lire ia boarded rat bar sharply. •‘Nothing, of comae, or ■p. to guard again* an attempt to eom- (From Ik* Virnsl*. X.vsds. OiraeM.. AseU IL) Id send her packing I Bat abet aiy and pAeto the work ef *wuaina:ioc and five or A few mvalho ago Harriroc Gray pur­ secret, and won't tell me anything about six of hi. k immcn. well armed. keep watch chased the wooden .h«i! of tbe old Union bcroelf, end she bu ridiculous aim about mill in Gold BiU, opporite the Foo stain sleeping alone, and woa'levea allow Amaa balm .nd p-lare-l th-ui all under guard in I Boos., for (1,000. The mill having been da inside her chamber door. Then- io dianuntled and the mhchinery all token Chwholm-. ho*, and -lapatehed a d-pu-' something wrong. depend upon it. If away, tbe owners though* they wers get. ty to Socoba for Gil** and Rcacobaum,! there wasn I . screw low somewhere ahbat they were met r-suing to town to give That's the name he goto by in the liag a good price for the rotten lumber, wouldn't stay here for such low wages. and probably laughed ia thrir slecv* at themsrir* up. Week Hills. A boy of sixteen, lightly “Hyp*■If that's a fault against her. you can About lU o dock that (Sunday; morn­ beilt, s woman's face, and one would Mr. Gray's groenn-se. The purchaser by Tennyson, ing arm<d men Iwgan te ride Into IHKsub. pa* him by u having only a woman'a immaiialcly put toms m-.u to work at the south end of the mill, taking up tbe original Franch, and ■ breuului mother-of First .mall delarhmcvil* rente, aad after courage. And vet B.ffalo Bill, Texas flame, aad sluice., and came upon tbe pearl desk ia th; vary bottom, with the in wards a lar-gr body, numbering about 110. I Jack, nor any of tbe other historic lad. hole in the ground where the waste had lliala' “A. W. A." in ■ stir* ru--n?graai on Before noon or* 200 men had ooogregst an fighters ever displayed the cool ceur the Nth. but tbe current belief b that M -d. They w-re sober, enol, and deter­ age and steady nerve which that boy from been allowed to ran when the mill was in fun Err violence h as bren or will be d*Mmined tying their hpra* to the gallows­ Wayne county exhibited one day last So opMstaou. This hole had been made at “Now, I'm Heat if thia ain't a pretty Sniriy al) engaged in the riot are fro* Devemb* as be went out from i*eedw<x>d thia plare because a lucnel wu known to like httchmg ban around the Court kit Lt a servant girl,' remarked the d.-pa* within a lew fort, and the refs*, trau. Midi.. and at preset it la fanpomdble toctive, trying to pry Ute desk open with a Bouse, they -urrounded Judje Chisholm'. City to viait a brother in *mp seven or being In a liquid state, would flow off to determine wbo I are reapenribh far the b-«i.c .nd in.irt«i tb.t the Sheriff shouH eight mile. away He was called a boy penknife ' take tbe priaonen to the JaiL This w* then, and now to tel yon why Usey through the tunaJ. The flumes had no “A wholesale robber' groaned Mm. siaus. that change not, an h. took him»if noon* been removed than the presence of Garrett. “And to think that I hate been door and a guard of six men, selected by changed hia name to “the man from Mich-, tpaieksilv* was mad. street. Clowe off without another word. Sevural milbon peojde ha* bun trying tht boenff, was plaeea over them Then “Amanda!" eried the lady, when left harboring— " examination revealed the fodlthat a spare thw month to gut Mm hart of a rtovepipe. I he tuob bung two of Chiahola'a negro alooe, ‘-bring Horace up." of ground about bar by fl* fed was Hut they bavut done it: they nor* aervinU up to true, with bridle reins, aad In rropouM to this anrmeni a large, permeated with mall globules of pure have done it; they t*var wll Hovrever trie I to make them conic* that they hal slattern!v girl of eleven cr twelve made her is^3'setni“^r.“.us well they may have matebed b* y*r, m h'..d something to impbonte th. Judge in ■ wo length, of pipe wil] match tlus y*r. ihf murder; but tbe pxw lellova knew dag up and sluiced until a shaft twuntv Ton may pot marks a font koog nfte nothing, and were Cosily aflowsd to run to I fl»» fc*t deep and rix wide had been da'in them, but this will not do. Yon may the woods. when a eoeaertioc was mad. with tbe tan- bxk »» ueb fongth in a roo* by iiadf, At thru* o'ciodt in the afternoon Gil“Yon awkward, carriers gypmy f' Bel, and a large depomt of quicksilver Was m-r and Rammbaum esme into the viflage eried Mrs. Garrett, wish fgreat spirit; found, in each parity that it can be robed with the Deputy. Sheriff, ^Mmunted, and "that's the aeoond thing you've broken thia to the aurt'are- by shovelfuls Th- only started to walk down the main rtrewt to morning. Who.do you think is going to preliminary work nreorary i. to earefolly I the jaiL They had Mt gone a do*a rod. Gy f ir all that' you destroy 7 Come here. “By the hookey !” ejaculated th. --£ I Lef.-rs a shr.t was firol at Gilmer from Umskua tbe carfare ground aad put it out of ncace. love, and have a nice piece o« eer, a light breaking all over hia face, and I 1 crowd of armed men banging shout the tbs-way, when there b* revealed a gmra tout What ia Ann doing, Amanda T' astonishment preventing farther articula- store doorv. H. ran down a narrow pas foe qaicfcrilv* aad gold saine. How much “Bhrif drvaniag the turkey, mum." lion. *»xe to th- rear of tbe buildings, only U> ar into Um a*, to «y nothing of hia being of a deposi: there u. h* not yet been as“Did she scour the front steps thia Taking a greasy pocket book ou: of hie fimi-himself peon*! in by aarth* dre scalped," remarked one of Use miners, as certaiacl, u the partire at wt^ there are morning?' pocket, ha opened it and drew forth a pho- tatebm.tit of the mob. Escape was im the boy art out, aad some of the men very reticral, but it is known that between “Y*. mnm ; she got up al 5 o'clock to ograph, which war Ann' Walker’s vig- rw-tl.^ sad the dcfstajsicM WUUWM^OI Mid it ms a shame fee aneh good sms and 110,0M ba. already been tak •eeuMUmld. A great part cf the am­ ‘‘Go and tet her I expect keV tB -wash “Them two. lb* saaw ~d ?” aaks-l he' •Let ia hVbZi aftJrL by deedI oedS? WjabsamM ta the India*. The toy felt safe enough unfa! a mile algam ribOtea a higher percenter.- of p>ld the drawing room windows Before dinner.” : ground When the firing b-gac flown­ or two ouUi.f Deadwood, whan ho grew than of silr*, bomase the mill was run­ “Upon my word," muttered Mrs Gar­ “¥*," answered tho lady with a glance. basin slang to an atnuaiutance ia the more comic*.. Ilia route lay over bills, ning in the reily day. cf mining on tbe rett, rswentfully, aa Amanda retired to ear“I thought I had spotted that gal the crowd nimed Hull, and Mggad for prgtee- through broken ground am* along a valley, Cumrtock, when th. ore. were worked for Sher lucasagc. "Ill pull down her pride moment I act eyes on her. cried the man. line. Tbto man iaiwaebd far him, and mapped oat by tempos* and no trail to th. gold alone and tbe ailrer was allowed ) r her a bit. Mast wash tbe steps a 5 in eittllingly: “and to think of me lading he was allowed to empe unharm-d follow. Three mil* from IWwoud be to flow off. There is no d lubt that Use dr the morning, forsooth, tert folks a* her al । her after all, and three of oi a hunting for When Judge Chrth-dm West to jail all' heard ths neigh of a hone, sad he at <xn p-sit wiD b. found to rontiaue to tbe bed it. I H take that out of her.” ' her throe six months* I m a mad- ia in the members of his family—his wifa, a > hurried from the open ground to the ah-l roek, whieh is prolobly fifty fret deep* In a few miaul* Ann cum up to clear Won't the Ginerd plank down tho tbous daughter' 18 yuan old, a M* of lG. and ter of timber Speeding along for half a than hu yet been attained in the tnnael. ' the dishes off. Him was tall aad well-pro aarf rounds reward ’ Hoorar. ' mile at a dog trot, bo been*. certain that (Htrtiuned, about twenty years of age,-bur I “What do you mean ?” aaic-l Mrs. Gartoe Indians were on hi. trail Ba had face pak, refined in features, not hand |rdt. She began to believe she had been seen no signs and bad heard nothing but some, tut singularly intelligent and earnrot sheltering a very great criminal indeed. tbs neigh of the horse, bat be had a pi o■a its eipnsw*. “What do I m-an T' rnnned the deice­ ■nlimeot, aa it wore, that red m* She lookod a little anxious Mai troubled tire. "Why, that you have made the bad tak* hia broad trad sad were after as the noiirlaoiy arranged the room, aad orkardirt mistake, missis, you ever made in him King made far bigher ground, and love Icttera, nsec* of Jewelry, haaAnrwhen she wu ready to go she uid, in a ■on obtained tho ebdter of a ma* of chlcfs, foM, thing, that no man knows the very soft voice: rocks, which rosild not be handily apname of. all aorta of freak looking, bright “May I ask a favee, ma'am, that the I nroaehed except frota om direction. He InOe trope that you eoulda't *talagws * cleaning tbe front wia lowa bo put off uH "Of roar* I bare—iodred, I bare some intended to eeerute himaelf until certain a column, and any hour of the dav or acr{tuinjusce with him." “Or would give ly irtrvtod a-powder lads. • bag of abet, that his trail was or wse o<< followed, and aigUabe«anto th* drew* and pick tbe uairerse to scrape one," ah« might with and aome nowspaperv for wadding under he had not long to wait. It the counr of up any article she wants without dsourbtruth-have added her dre*. Theo taking some broad and seven or right minutes, nine Indiana, iug anything aha. Where* a *aa, bar“I don't wish to be seen by pcaMro-by,” “That's unlucky foe you," oUerrmi the meat she went back to thejail The mob. walking In sing), file, appeared ia view, she urged, almost pleadingly. “ It le of other, with aa obvious lack of sympathy . leaving the stores and nalonaa, now began following his steps si a fiat walk. importance for me not to b. seen by—by to gather around the building and clamor King could have retreated had he *0 socka, a collar box, an old Mcktie, taro any one who might know me." Lr Unehoim'a lifia. Among Um narda, "You will obey my flgde*. girl, or leave tliere wsa but one Republican, a cool, roar not frighten him Th- odd. were largely the house!" replied Mrs Garrett, quiver.groan Sootehman, named MeLailand. who against him ; but the boy had nerve and . isg with temper w* a penMMl friend of CbiAolm. Thia good po-ilioo. and he driib*ataly opened The servant curtcmod and withdrew min Stationed biaMelf st lb« door of tbe the haul*. The Mva*a did not know Ww la a few minute, she was at the windows, Jail, and Aeld tbe mob if they kilhd Um clow they were to him until a bullet from but in a close MtobooMt, to Mrs Gam* , pria-nerd two of them should die Lr or- his rifle out the jugular vein of the firri uupcakabl. disgust rry life they took. Waih Mpoetuiating one, and buried iteelf in the .boulder of “1 think I enn a* through my lady," with Ibo mob. and threatening them, he th- next Th. first leaped from hi. foot was her inward ootnmcnL "Sb.'s aome fell shot by fir. pistol balls, tree of Um and fell back a rorpw. while tbe swvnd Jaikbird the deteetivre are after. Ill by remaining guard, now doaerted their pent, went down but scrambled up again and a trap foe her, and if sb.'s not eSught in and leaving thrir guns end taking with took np rover with th. others, so badly It my penetration isn't mmft." them the two Hoppers, they went out of1 wounded that U eodd take no part-in the Rising fro* her sewing machine, which the jail. There seems to ba* been htde ds.per.te fighting which followed. T she bad been busily plying in Mart* II*- note," observed the ofoeer, with malice pereona! animoaity against tbe Boppera, Indium at first thought that ^rebof 1__ are’e behalf, while her brain b*ily revolrsd. prepense "Shall I proceed with the J joined two or three hunters, but after) .be unlocked I.* drok. took fro* It a CO search ?" • note, carefully marked the number, and “NoI no! Gracious sake, leave me! Dm furious mob filM the lbw* ball cf dropprtl it, as if by acuid*t, und* the Let mo think I" groaned tbe lady, in Mai the Jail, and broke open a dore st the foot on him from three different points. He edge of the tabk Then she cut and bust of a stairway Lading to the loot above, wu Mfo enough in his retreat, aad waited cd aome more work, making robbash eoougfa where the prison:re were confined At the to let them exhaurt their ammunition Aa about tbe floor to iMurr the aerrant haring top of the stairs there was another door their fire slxekm-d he obtain*! sight of to uro tbe dust pan b?P.r, dinner. By thwith a grating ia Ik Tbe lock w* brnk- one of them aad shot him through th. time thia sras socm:j-luhed, .he discovered mi off with axe*. While the blow, were little Horan, and the machine in such dasfalling upon it, Cornelia implored tbe two Tbe id* of a boy having killed two of cardinal doctrine of g*uiM R-publireniun remaining guards, Overstreet aad Wall, their namb* and wound*! a third, drer. If th* Prmidcnt a po&cy sunn* Mted ren "Sir." aaid the latter, as anon as they to fire through the grating utwo tbe mob th. remaining ria mvsm to da*>*atiuo. d.d enticte*. it ought to fail Tbe* wfco were alone, '1 ibink you have Um Mings pesreiag up tho stairs, bn tbsy refused, and they left the shelter of thrir treu sad unfairly critaoi* will find out thwmmtaka of a gentleman Further roeeealoMat is •'be lk« curried the gnu. left by tbeoth- ebsrgrd on his poritiiM, yellfog fiercely. M in good ti**. We are patient.' Hv*y oario*. and before I hare this heua I awe they advanced on a run He had not ex­ £' givm more vvidonre < tl»c wiado* of pected eoch a manmovre, but w* not takcourse, and the current of pubUe op­ J*" Mr. Garrett thought this was lha be­ *. altogrtbor by mupriaa. He wounded inion OMtinn* to flow meow the Repubginning of a conMion of guilt, and he one of them ic the wrist by a shot from Imbm of the North will Iro sub. annally ■id . hi. rifle, and when they were upoo bin .olid ia hanouny with lb. 1‘nafafaat before •■Y*. Ann,” verr mdly but kind'y. b. threw down his gun and poppvrod away “I am not whnt I aeem.'' pursued Ann, io an agitated manner. “You may have beard of Gsa. Arnim's daughter, who &a appmnsd nix monthi ago f “ Burens I" mnttare-l Mr Garrett,who fund poor Ana wu imam. “My father," slowly rootianad Aim, "wished mo <o tusrrr s geetlem* who wu ia every way repugnant to me, I having already given my hurt to aaurtber, whose want of fortune wu hu only fault. I would not dmober my father by following the dictates of my hurt, yet bow oould I £ through the daily sorrow af tbrtartiag have swept it «p end barat Ik Fortaaatoexrraei wiah*? I raaolvsd to aacapa ly, 1 have the number of it, and aft* din from both iraiptelion. st a lime, and I tier you meat go immedmldr and fetch a could think of no wsy in which I rould more >a«*Bfolly hid. my^f then l>y gn^BreriiLrod. though far fro* naevi**! by tbe proof of Ann's gait which hia ap^aa had rated. Mr. Garrote euflnud him seif to be seta off oa Mb errand ef Jamia �undratand anno fur all that Ire Kamian tt»y hto Iwdi* are eerufaly noj ' ■ es to recover, al! of which made the busidm* ef reUing a mauhme. the firrt eort of which was perbapa 120, for 870, not Trey ' profitable. All this esangm. The Weed Company rodeoed thcprieooftbeirmachlnea ready a half Tbe day the patents expired, and all the otber companies who make machine, competing with it, were forced to fallow suit. They intend re far1 m practiable to bring the buainem down to Sxrcrai papers «f indejwoJsut jmxlm-; ’ in for a paooofal caravan. Sritiah । M lose no opportunity to remark that fortrear may bar the way, but ' Bristow and Schnre made the Spcecho autingeney whieh every iovading that carried Hayce through Ohio. On thia point the Ssndtisky Ritter my*; "The %lsltM! mectinp. for rise and enthusiasm, ware equal to drawn * at ' 'three ‘ held ** ' by ir Schurs, and far that matter by Mortem. Bhtee’s meeting at Norwalk counted twenty-five thousand them If they will not permit the law to take its course, thou we wEl show oar ►drre unfit for relf-gorernmcnt, and We will be the Bret to demand tbe protertion whieh we cannot girt ourselvm.'' The ap­ peal ia now mada directly ta the inteJUgenco aad-morality of the South to Ifaep The State Edectfo Medical and Surgical Society of Michigan will meet ai Jaekwrn on the 30th inat, and will bo in acreion two days. There will bo burinaa of im- litre*! effect of the change will ha good, buwcrtr the elections of thia year may go. It is evident enough that ths average Southern Democrat thinks jttst now tlfal be has everything Ms own my. He is counting upun a solid South, and says one of his organ, in South Carolina: f A solid South will project itself with great force upon tbe oetermisation of any govern- THE ADJOURNMENT. The Lcgiriature fiuaSy adjourned at but a very industrious ses»fc>n. The work of bpalatiugfor 150,000p*jptein .young and growing State like oars, when the seesiotx are hdd oelybaoa i* two years, is no child', play, and tbo seuiou just dewed hu bees and in which memmrra of no tamll Importance affecting lb* manifold interred fk.t tl.Mr n. FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE. The dispatches bring exciting news, for they seem to indicate that tbe Rumians hare really begun their contemplated mortment aerora flic Danube. They give all the symptoms of an advance—rigual rocketa, bunting shells, the burning woodwork uf towns on tho river, cannonades growing heavier and heavier, even severe mutkeuv firing on both ddes of the Danube, and the movement* of great 'tuuoca of troo|>, ou every hand. It doo< not appear dittinedy from tbe dispatch that the attempt to erom had actually begun, for refenmeo is made to portions where "the Bumianj hope to lay their pontoon bridge*.” We shall probably no have the progNM of th* affair fully detailed. Giurgeto b on tho Roumanian ride of the Danube opposite Rcstehuk, and as the rivtr tbcrq has a chain ef islands, it would bo nu cxodUcnt cruesfog-piacc but for the strong fortifications on the amending Turk­ ish banka, There are there »rho maintain that Rustchnk b tbe wmkrat in tbe trt of tho famous Turkuh Quadrilateral—the other fiatrawa being Silbtria, Sebum!a and. Varna—bet thi* ia not th. general paper who passed down the river April 25, write* that far a dbtanca of three mile* along the margin of the stream—from far above tbe town t5 the bhff far V— the beak b thickly stuiJed with earthwork belterirt, some looking duo acron tbe riv­ er, some facing up stoeam, otbtn fronting down •tream, so that the cannon mounted behind lbs niasaive psrapcte—granting that they are there—can sweep with hunt aad flanking fire the whole broad borom of the Danube so thoroughly that a rowboat could not run the gauntlet ct their' iron haibtorm. Thea bark of the buka there b a aeries' of kaolb extending upward about two mils*, and on each of these knulfa u an intrenched work. Farther on ie "a great intrenebnd camp." The fortificatioto thus courirt of three lines, all for­ midable. At the time thlscorrsepoad.nl was there.tbe troops in Rustebuk numbered aborn 3>,000, but this b oo indication of tbe farce* now. It b aate to say that tbo Russians lure an ardaotu task before them. What relation this movement opposite Rusu-huk baa to others farther down tbe river itm not appear, although the report of tho burning of Tunakai, opposite the next eraating-placu below, itnpliea a com­ bated aerie* of operations whieh may prenbl J extend down as far as Galatx. aarpriwng to arc tbe proonas cceaamtai under Mr. Hay-, and although should regret it, that careumataseo a SCROFULA dv-UlltlvuS nUTuvTa Cwcer, Cancerouo Humor. One of th. richrel Merchant, in the city waa B. H. Macy, who died a tew weeks •go, Mr. Macy made a will, and to tke asloubhrncnt of bi« fricodi, he left hi. only »oq as income of only 81,000 a year, The present debt of New Orleans is 822,000,000; that of Charleston is 84. 672,663, and that of Savannah 83,600,- The proejiectn are ye! good for a heavy crop of peaches in the far-renowned pooch­ bell of Michigan. Mr.Charica Francis Adams my* ho hu A large quantity of Htds-eye maple will retired from politic*. Wouldn't it bo more be shipped the psrscut team from Clare accurate for him to m; bo "hu boon ra­ county to Eoglaad. Erysipelit. Ths annual reel, ion of old and new Fourth Michigan Infantry will U held at wo .re-ia the market with a larger stock than ever, and all we rek cf yon is u ex­ amine our STOCK AMD Mtcu. Pimpiet and Humors on the Face. TEA. ' We here it from SO cent* to 81.00 , Catarrh. Wo will guarantee to suit you. • COFFEE. We have none but pure, for vrc roavl and grind our own. SOAP. Constipation. We aril mor* than all of Barry County. The Cincinnau A’ayManr (Dem.) volauteers tbo statement that "L Q. C. lamer THE ROAD TO INDIA, is a very clcVtw old gentleman, bat be Ison are to have a tour days' meeting, be­ can't afford to trifle with hi* Democracy. ginning on the 19th of June, with premi­ Telegrams from Europe .peak of a um* aggregating 88,000. threatened movement of a fiuauan army It is thought to be be none too strong." The Haro* A’etc* lias carried ita "Serosa the Pamir” for tbe invasion of Ioother day aa to what he thought of Pres­ threat into execution, and published'a In 1851 we bad only three duo. teasing ident Hayeri policy, said : “I hare jot “black list” of per*,us who hare run away tbo legislature to linker their chartea. , in without paying thrir subscription debts. 1864 there were 20 cities, and in 1676 been so well uthfied with the political outThe Corunna A.irricn* say* that “from there were 41. Eserybody knows that th. monieot Rev. Jo^n Rowell beeemro a weeks of legislative time are .pent pver city prominent lecturer io the red ribbon move­ char Lets. ment, its furatsw in this Blate is doomed " Tbe mile of railroad in Michigan were trict, called the "roof of the worid,” are found the sources of gryat rivers. The In­ dus, rising on the northern slope of the Himalaya Mountains, at an deration of curved to them that it is important to a* 18,000 fact above tbe aca, Corrs northwes­ cure the legislature first. terly to the town of Bing (on tbe caravan The Worid advisee thu-Demxratic govOn tbe 29th nk., ligktniag drotroyed a riuua years nk-ctrd far comparison. We route from China to the Caopian), where, cmor of Mreimippi to proaecute tho mur­ chimney aad killed a-dng foe J. H. Green, cannot give the figure, complete, because turning southward, it pames through a gap derers who kuled thc.lUpubliestuJn that of Oril—Jackson Daily Cititm. Well, they orc nowhere compiled ; but the quan> of the Himalayas end finds its my to the State tn the political vendetta on Sunday they could stand the lore of the chimney, tiiy of salt was almag two and one-half Arabian Sea. Tho great rivtr ot Caboul, week. Good advice. But will tho gov- but, O my 1 tbederg 1 time* as great in 1876 aa in 1864. Tbe amount of specific taxe. weired also rising on rtUo northern slope the eruor fallow, it ? JVrit end, see. Judge Emmons, of Detroit, died at his into the atate treasury iu 1866 war lem mountains, (hWe called Hindoo Uocwh), Tho Republicans in South Carolina arc re«idaiiee in that city on’ Monday of last week. Judge .Etnmonv waa coo of the ——------------—,------ - —------- , unammsus in declaring Wade Hampton's beat known juri-ts in tbe ecuntrv. and hia Tbe «pprop«uUum for the venous tasttOxus, pueca through tho moantaics south first official act to be a plain braoeh of Iobs will be fall severely. ’ ' “ eriy, and then easterly by the Pare of Pcah- faith sod disregard for his solemn and Simon P. Saxe, tiro man awur to join tho Indus at Attack. Tbe public pledgee. They wren not disappointThere »u only one taeorporated bank river Oxilv ri«M in the same great table-, in the State in 1851, while tn 1864 there lank, at Lskc Sir-i-kol, at an ekivitioo'sft wrre 6 incorporated banka, and in 1876 It looka u if the Chicago Whisky 15,600 far t above the level of the set, a£d there were 27 banks incorporated under Ring was trying to "bnll-doae" Secretary flow* nortbweiteriy into the Sex of AW., state law, beside* 77 national bonks, not Sherman. We could piek out of the for­ one of which existed 26 years ago. ty millions of people in thia country more Banking, railroad and manufacturing been esteemed the boundary between the amiable subjects to practice that sort of capital require a great deal of legislation, nomade tribe* and the civiliaed peaplc* d or at least they hatch out a great many lactic* ou than three Sherman brother*. l.lll. l__ ______I Central Asin. Her* Cyrus and Alexantlcr both fixed tbe nortbera bounds of their Tbe number of pupils in the common school, in 1851 wu only one third, and in empire. The province of Si.gdians watt letter to Senator Cbristianey of Michigan 1864 it wu leu than two-th'ixd., aa Urge here emabliabed in the valley of th* Oxus. in reply to one of the latter, commending u ia 1876. Through thia raUay, as wv la*n> frota Sera the position taken by the Georgia Senator. The number of univerrity gra-htstro in bo, from time immemorial tbe cararam, Mr. Hill expnaani hu thanks, aad ex1651 wu Itf; in 1864 it wu 175 , sod in hare brooght the products of India and 1876 it wu 334. Thus, there ware al moot double the number lut year that the Emt to tbe Caspian So*, and thence there wen: 12 year* previous, and more sp the rivgr Cyrus (or Kur) to Tiflis, in than 20 time* u huny aa in 1851. Let Ruaaiab Georgia, whence, by a five days' Tbe Albany •fovrae/, in alluding to tho it be remembered, just here, that while the journey acre** the mountains, they reached rxeent telegraphic manifesto of Mr. Blaine, point, however, if one wishes greater com­ people of Michigan are proud of thrir Unithe hesid of navigalton on th* river Pl.aau tija : "In hia exprcerion of sympathy lor fort. It will take several yean to bling verrity, and it is our glory abroad, yet it Petoakey up to tho proper standard. costs much money In tbe way of taxes, and (now called Rhioo), al the month of which, Chamberlain and Packard the Republican* Major J. H. McLaughlin having been in the frequent windy .p«echcs ot those on the Black Sea. is the town of Poti, of the whole land will chare. They all whieh the Turks bar* recently bombarded. regret the circunaatancta which tell agalnat rietoriou, in h» wreatling match with Bauer, the Graeco-Roman wrestler, an The great Ruauan Fair it annually held at three representatives of the Republican Niari Novgorod, oo the Volga, where the teas of China and the silks and spicia of A queer variation of the usnal eharaeIndia arc sold, where for ages the trader* t«r ol liquor law* hu been made in Ore­ of the West have exchaaged their wans gon, where the State LtgWtaure hu Gov. Craowell on Friday approved a new for tbe products of the diatanJ East. The passed a law which compels every person act for tbe election of a health officer in every township. wTbo township board,, tea* of Ching are brought from Yarkand to take out a yearly license aK an expense constating cf the supervisor, the two jus­ through the valley uf tho Vpper Indus to of |5. Saloon keepers ar* prohibited tice* ofthe peace wbosa term* will sooner, ---------------------------------- Bushels o! Blag, thence by the source of th* Oxus from selfiag liquor to any person except to expire, and tbe township clerk, are to be a them were shored in at. the elooing no­ and down its valley to the Aral and Caapi- such u ean exhibit a llcenaa. board of health. menu During tbe two last days of introan Seas, and and thence up tbe Volga to In the amended Liquor Tax Law. just dtacing bills. tbe journal shows that 489 The Buffalo Gfirirr (D«*n.), referring Central Rtteaia. Some of the prodnete of paued by the Legtslaturc, the regulattons to Custom Hawse reform, says: “Wo for iu enfurcemeut are made more e-uioBIndia, especially of Caahmir, follow up th* should be pleasantly aurpriaed i! Mr. ent, and, U is thought, more effective. It valley of tbe Indus to Bing, and there meet Sherman undertook a taak from which the great caravan road from China. Tbe Mr. Bristow shrank. One thing we be- end cider from tor. The taxation fcliey products of the more southern province* of will have two years' farther trial under conditions favorable far testing its value India leave tbo Indus at Attocfa and fallow and efficiency. ' th. Cabool road through the Pm of Prah- Hirer bir to the table-land of Pamir, and ■ran thereby supply an army starting thence ।by the wril-kunwu tboroughfarv* of trade ।between India and westers Asia, tho < : < i GROCERIES, S«lt Rheui,. TMSrt, fch Btoa>. BmM Bota, U a-days «eea in which offices are given sim­ ply iu return far polities! service*.” THE CONSOLIDATED SOUTHERN awcr and by the city of Cabool to meet tho DEMOCRACY. tame great caravan road at Balk in the Oxus valley. Between Kbokand, on th* Tbe position attributed to Mr. Blaine ia River Sir in th* lltuaiu province of Bok­ Ma interview with President Il.yc* re- hara, *nd the river Oxus is th* plateau of oratly is probably not far from oorrecc. It Pamir. Taahkend ha. beeu made the cap­ is stated diet he did ret exprrm himaelf in ital of the newiy-aoquited proviaco of arowed oppeattion to the Prarident's South Bokhara and much beautified by the Rusera policy, but that be dee* net share the aiau govmmeut since its aajuiaitiun, and belief of the Prmidenl'a advisers that it steamers, arranged to carry armament like will divide tho Snutlrera Democratic party, those on the Sc* of Aral, now ascend tbo but betievse it will pttly mnoolidate the right, regards tbe 1‘re-ideu'u policy as on trial, aad there b no evidence bat that be •wants it to have a fair and fall trial; oaly Mt dbtruete iu priiiiml a&cte. Tbe enoaoUdation of the Southern Demwracy aad the weakening uf the Soufacm RepuWinans went an ao fast under Gen. Grant's VEGETINE ! a cub basil, and the peojde who can pay , will hare th- bmpfitefthe reduction; who wulda'i get credit tor a W cf bread could get powaamoa of * 870 sewing ma­ chine, this change of b-ia will work loth, disadvantage of the poor, but th. really paying people will be advantaged by it. Lerited from tho regime of slavery, when there wu a alight nueicca that omtroUcd all joetiocal poll tic* with the scmAIcu farce of tho magnetic pole or tbe ertitre of gravitation. But diversity is the rule in free republics, and a free republic must the South become as sure as time goeo oo. If tbe Southern white* permit the education and political freedom of the blacks there will be natural diriswu. of panic* ; if tb»y" prevent such education aad freedom, or try to, then tho divisions will spring up on that very point. How fast such political chanc- py from as advance sheet of I pahUeon a rrrilw of the wc JI aw* H- R. Stevens Column_ Tho hand touraatacut, which will be held in Port Hnrcn the 6th of next June, promises to bo a sneoeas, as »3vnral band. bmdrWjr'* " ............. .. TOBACCO. Piles. We are from 10e to 20n per pound cheaper than auy other store in th. State. CROCKERY. Faintness at the Stomach. We have enough far you all. .nd at price* that driy competition. ■W.A.IL.I-. r’sfa.r’JKK. We bar. a new supply and can suit you all. The pretlirat show of the last sixteen months, not excepting the big centennial, and the one most completely carried, out. is the dog *bp« under the auspice, of th. Westminster Kennel Club, which is com­ posed of sporting gentlemen food of fine dogs, who wish to awake.* interest ia im­ proving thrir breads About fifteen bun- makes a collectiuu as interesting aa it is preaible to name, to anyone having a common liking for the noblest kind of brute, hardly excepting the horse. Tbe Rev. Mr. M douna, the celebrated Eogibh authority un dog>, kindly rrnmi d lh« STOTSTE WARE. We have a ear kmd of 55W gritoM of Ohio Ware. Smith Hogle & Preston. v»i. 22 4tt r • It b the bert. CHEW** SMOKE jfc MATCHLESS dog* with him of the highest brooding known tn the.world. Other English lov­ er* of dog* scut their puu, at»< noble anuimals they were, though not bandKimer to the uneducated eye, and trot more intel­ ligent looking, than many not valued so highly, briooidng to American owaen. Contrary to the general idea, the St. Ber­ nardi o! pure breeds are nut black and. white, but red, and fawn, and yellow, with 'not a single biaek hair among them. TLa larger part of entries were of .porting dogs, some of which were sent from Mich­ igan, Missouri, and Virginia. Tbe dark Irwh Setter* «d «rid Bponniri. were IU though eootly were the ugfieat of their raro. There were pugs, which nearly drew a scream of ho.rTid uguneas, tcmcra. l-rod in sc J in tell then: is nothing of them but a blari' coat to sbixer with, and grcyhousda ‘hat looked like slinoed chickens, blue sad starved. The pets lay on satin euahioua and had Lace un their collar., but one boacst New­ foundland or spaniel, with mart of my reader*, would outweigh in intercet the whole weekly, expearive act, representing tBtdSctTfaOTarsieitE! MC E 77>VrtMirxggtt= BY SETOniO FOR SAMPLE! GEO, PECK & CD'S 155 and BOSS L.AOER BEER hti'Haiie SinerDrdi Gm ---------------- r«J»» are Dus s-3 $20rv uuika. (rates liatic Sstiii latkiu hiaiit Papa Futa MHtit Dictate TWSVKK* liQUc Machiw Ma oiKsnc-lowai POULTRY WOlJCO. giving an account of tho agency of A.ZB. Steinberger in tho Samoan Islands. Pres­ worth 8125; a finely flushed oornet, xrorth ident Grant appears to have approved 855; a trombone worth 875. Wo driy any jieraoo to tell what the tews Steinberger's cetabi'ishmoitt of a new gov­ ernment, and in a letter to the principal cf hb own State are, stter the Legislature bu boon io seuiou. Lut week wo noted the action of the Saperinteadente of the Poor of JocUtia caaniy, in making out a The Cincinnati Commercial say* that bill ngxinst tbo Bute for tbe tranamhrion of children from that county to the State tbe ballot-box stuffing chief, Eph Holland, Publics bool, and aogwested that ther plead guilty tho other day, whew arraigned, would find the bill Umd by lb* law which for the purpree of earing the, reputation* required the oountio. to pay inch transporl.ll-n XV. nnw f.N.I if,at I bn !•» w,a of leading Democratic politicians tn the conspiracy Coatee! the Ohio election law October. It fa not probable that Holland William P. Woltaco, Sheriff of Crorienaii county, and D«n McCarthy, turnkey of th. Hamilton county jail, Ohio, went found guilty Wednesday in the Hutted th. Pn-W'i pefcy, whM eweaan* cmStates Court of aidiBg Federal primmer, •rituticnsl rcqmrc-meuU and the peace cad to eeea;>e from jail. Tbe prisoner* re­ intareru of tbs ccuetey. Unhappily, tbcae ferred to were orawatad by the United State, aulbontis for ili^x! voting !a« fall, as their mxrictico might affeet the tba: the great German Mratefpct Vow and ' Hottie reodond nugatory tbe opposition ’ ef tho French by fallowing the lure of * 157 WOOBWAID AVE., DETROIT La*u.laur ren tl Uw5i»i»re* mM lore LIGHTRUNNING ‘DOMESTIC SKWIM; MAIRIIM BEST, OUR NEW YORK LETTER. ■DOMESTIC"SWING MACHINE00.. The m<M Interesting thing that has happened .fur many yearn, ia tbe drop io Sewing Machine*. The breireu ha, Ure cootrolbd fir years by a ring oeguised by two or thro, of tho htgert companies, who EC �r^t HtfuaLinii official NORTHERN £ST RUSH g CLOTHING ever seen rapids. Pinai of barrt conpr. i IN GRAND' tuid we have been doing an immense bwriness ever since. NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHILE WE HAVE THE GOODS. 8“‘“ *’ 6°. H 00 aod K 00, runner Priuee'16 00 to »8 00. Mena di Woo] Spring Suits$6. $7, $8 and $9, former prices fl 0 to $15. Men’s Fine CaMimere and Black Cloth Suits $10 to $15 and up. morning, with each a finally aa I hater' anal Mn. Brightly lo a caller. "Hl tall yon. I never get nrrroua. if ! can help it । and aa I can work my aeaing-aKhine without tiring ay muKlra or Irritating ay aervra. why I Men’s Lined Pant* 75ct<. and $1 00. Men’s all Wool Pants $2 50, $3 and up. Men's Fine all Wool Pants and Vests $4, $5 and up. Men’s all Wool Coatw(Job) $2 50. Men’s Cotton Socks 3 and Octs. a pair. Men's Summer Coats 35cts. and up. Men’s White Vests $1 00 and up. d of pa rued CITY DRUG STORE WANZERA BAMEB. Patent Medicins at Market Prices—Fine Toilet Articles in endless vtricty-Pure White Lead-Oils-Varnishes-Brnahea, jtc. A largo quantity of Wall Pjjjwir of all nga. i .i. r,-»yth«he.l barton, “Ffl make William gat tar a Light-running D-jareilr right away1" then they weulated aad ported, Tir Are- M Tnlaai ia iaeulng a aerie, of •choice aad popular Borah, al prime which pul All About the County. at a aplenditl crap ef wheal. We »f eoarae cannot eay what may happen between nuw । and bar.eat tian to deetray, or partially no, the crap, but a haul.I no barn accrue from f£~rt. bUgbl or laneci, we .ball certainly In fact all Goods whether fine or common have been reduced iu price ftilly THE WRESTLING MATCH. n Orderly Affair and a Fine Con­ test—Some Remarkably Good Work on Both Side*—Mixer the Winner, Bringing Crandall to lhe Floor on tho 2d, 3d and Sth Roundi. ne.ar before been approached. The Ural of the acriae, -Black -Spirit, and White.'' by Fnaeea Eeennr Trellope. ecauln for 10 cent. lhe entire maleate of a M»vnly-4.e rent rri- THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. Util 8b;ijie„ pities; kdgrftM, may ba alaa ehtalnad for one dime. Another at MiM Trellopea noral., and ana n« heretofore pubU.boi In iMa country; -A ll«naiag Fellow, ’ >11! ba the third at th. acriee. The no.ela are printed in large, dear 1 jpa. in fagra about the alia at 11^'. V,.kand u IU eetriae h 'trtabll.htrl aa a pane.- CARBOLIC OIL Call a! tie Sip if tieBIS HAT. "WAX. BUI DG-E, b rjoira lata lha eart ef opeelag Church rtreet Uraugb the Undo awnad by W. R. barilag and Mre. Allen, to tho property owned by MUla Pkillipe. would report I hat W. U. Itarilng of- Mixed Picklee offering to aU thelargeat aanoruaent of H ATS, CAPS aad GENTS’ FUK- NISHLNG GOODS to bo foand out- GOOD 1IXWS TO THX PUBUfi! Remembar the ; atrawbarry (Mihai la Down.', .tore thia atoning—otrawbeniee cheap and plenty. We an happy ia data that Ho*. D. R. Cook i b, and l.M been fur Miami day., rapidly Im- | prating in health. i All decayed tegvtaUee ahoald ba remorod ' OF GROCERIES on Monday. Hi. romownu aa the Stale Pub­ School will appaar next waek, da one at tbe gforiaua mull. of lhe Tam- LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE. Adopted by ayaa crfujio follow. Ayan—AH. Abbe;, Dewey, McNatt Spaulding and T.rtUna.0—i. Xaya—Touag—1. PEOPLE OF BARBY COUNTY fortunate rwripieut MotxTocuar" atua ita trartire pagra and peruare deacriplioM. Mott bmtiluny cmnounncu with nrJ and highly artiau’e eoRraringj, ill letUT-pnaa.a model aff typographrmi rtJm— .~l .k- - ------------- • ihroughou-. taxx DEFI COMPETITION THE FAMILY GUEST Drug., Medloim, Etc., Etc fire their patron. Io nnderecand that it b al! the product at toeir enlerprlaiag nature. II any at ear lad; fnead. did nrt attend tbe .aintuer opening of Mra. Paleod'a millin­ ery netaUitomral yeolarday, be aura la do ae to-Gy, aa II certainly .rill pay yea to de ee. after ehatln the tittle epalpoen oulav a penny, playin Rarda. Mraeif aad Miabter ZewnMf wlUra la kna, aad Oilky Oririy I. lira mak Orttaj I Wm. H. Goodyear. PHAUACEMCAL CBfUJT. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician's Prescriptions and ia an lacher atall, a I all. end Gill; Orilry ia toe maa ml Irik to tea fore ph;. But If Mulitar Pat Marpby'a Htila Uta didn't gat <kau>l out at ear; ciat. thia lava the peer Family Recipes I. >. matit, carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals TAKE NOTICE^ of purest quality only. Th- firm thing aauMhady knowa, Uera >U! bo artwria mad* for opearing tah In tbo river, unlaw wmeUd; dlaauallnuo. doing foot kind ot bweinata io open daylight, ami aa Ike Sab. am now running New Portable Ma. Special Notice*. ing or changing the location of buildings from email to ereat. and �strawberry planto. He plums farrow, two and a half feet apart, and spreads ri-ug them a mixture of equal pdrte af muck. mart. „fa, ,Oa ^=3 bone. They are to hr mixed * fataight Wow using. Three-fourtta cfatoo of this mix­ ture per sere gives a luxuriant growth to . tta plants. This result might not be so sccccMfal , t: all aoife. Ttase rows are cultivated will: a haras. He finds a good coat of stable manure J oat before winter, uf great imMrtittec. Where marl is not to be obt^R, a Hltk -uidition of ashes Railroads. >r Aikln'a Double Column. makra the mixture equally good. In re. garu to varieties, another grower of this plant in New York State aaya that bo tad tta finrat show of the Monarch of tta RURAL TOPICS. grains ran be easily obtained, are icierret­ ed in knowing tho value of them, and to what extent they ran be profitably fed to coirs. Il is bad management to feed cows almost wholly on grains, M they injure them for feeding in other rays, and they will immediately fell off in their milk when the grains uro discontinued, and it is very difficult to reinstate them in. their milk­ , producing qualitfes when long fed on them. In brief; it ia not good management to iced rows Mtctjairely on grains for a long they impair thrir health, and af­ fect in some degree the quality of their milk ; therefore it ia not advisable to pur­ chase cows, when their milk ia the main object, from one who fads them almost ex­ clusively on grains, or in a, large -farce. When grains are mixed with nwaPand bran—two or three quarts of corn total and lhe same of bran, tea buatal of grain, lotting the mow lie a day till slightly fer­ mented. no injury results to cows, if ata> fed moderately on hay. Another good way ia toplace hay, grain,, and bran, or, med, In fey «»—first”, layer of hsy,‘threJ one of wet grains and meal, in the propor­ tion of so iu of hsy to dO IU cf grain, and four pounds of eorn rural, or about three proportions, to be Rd after lying a There is tx> fowl more profitable to raise than turkeys, the bronte variety being the largest and most profitable. They require a free range over the fields, 3ad largo floeka often obtain all the food they nrod in foraging oo grasshoppers, and grain fields after harvest. Farmers who have no near neighbora might make mpaidcrable money oo them, as they alway»totamand s fair price in November sad December, If one tail tho conveniences for' keeping ermugh stock to produce GOT turkeys an anally, he could easily dear |5W on them, ami possibly more. A large yard, with a fence 12 fat high, would he required to erndoro them at night, with poles to rest upon, some high and some law, to pre them n chance to reach the highest easily. No protection is needed in tbe coldest wcu tber, as w« often sen them choosing the ridge of a lorn to root on in the winter, in preference to roosting under a shed Around lh|s yard might be placml etnpti barrels on ihetr rides for them to ky in, tat throwing in a few fates of dry eapth, over which place Mme siraw, with a narrow boanl in front to keep iCin ta place. A! cheap shed on tbe oorl^ride would bp a good thing for tnetn to run under ia severe storm.-. Tb.n as many coops would be required u You hare breeding turkeys, whieh should be placed outride of this yard aa they hatch; and ti Tu apart as you have space for them, 50 to 100 fast if pomible. Three coops should be well made, as they will last for many yean Let them bo cf a triangular shape and water proof on three sides, ’ the front being shitted up. Make them large, bo cause a turkey with a large brood mu,: have ample space. Where tho cnopa are tn bo mt, it would be a good plan to place a far inches deep of earth, so that tbe ground tn the coops would never be wet in tho Mverest storms; and when tho young bAods me cooped, very wide pieces of riea being 8j inches in cireumfcrenco. In regard to lhe Seth Boydon, Ito taya: “A small pkt produced at the mto of brer f 1,700 per acre.” He doava hb article as fofrowt- "Every fanner should have for his own table s’bcd cf Chariot Downing, for two rearous—that it u a good berry, and will bear neglect, returning good for evil far bettor than onions or potalore. A few Kentnckya mixed in will give color and brilliancy to the mass. Epicures and amateurs can hate a yet finer dish and longvrroarou from the fclfow|t.g : Monarch of the Wraj, Wilder, CumUrfaJ Tri­ umph, Blank Defiance, White Pineapple: and under jwuper conditions of soil and culture, Jummda, Triompho do Gand, and Dr. Warder. A good lisa for market in order of value is Seth Boyden, Wilson, Monarch of tbe West, WBder. Downing and Kentucky (mixed), Nicanor. Green Prolific, Col. Cfatey ; the lost t-o mixed with Kentucky or Boyden, to bear proper­ ly.” It is a matter for every strawberry power to decide for himroir whether he will have tbe rows two and a half, three, or three aad a half fat wide. In citl.er case the ground will soon be covered with CENTRAL RAILROAD. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. ££ rara?: V.AHI deride for himself; but if manure is abun­ dant, I think it well to manure the whole tend first, and then somo ran bo placed in the biila or farrows, if we so derive to do. These remarks refer tc field culture, or growing strawberriti by tta sere or 1cm. “Wo usuaUy seed down to grass with this crop, and are more sure of a catch than with oats alone. The barky and oata make good feed for si! kind ofstick', horses, Ac., and if harrcited before the oats are fully matured, iho etraw, if well cured, without too much roin or dew, will make Utter forage for cattle than late cut hay. We usually memjbis crop by band. We are fully aatisSsd ourselves UiM a larger num ber ot bushels eaaj be ratad on a given S* •atlxl oubcr of acres then from either barley or oats sawn Separately." ’ I am frafucutly asked if land ran be •ceded to c1ot« or other grow., with Hungarian grass. I answer no; unJexthe Hungarian It sawed so very thia a* to be Wurth rrry little re a crop of hay, or to be cut green fur ptoek. If sown thick enough to make a good erop, tbe elover or other graasca will be smothered. Hunga:is-, gnus is profitable as a roiling erop, to be cut and fed out green, or for hay, to be cut while the tool m in the milk. Thu i, very important, m when cut after the roc-1 hardens it contains an oil which often in- A story is told of a shrewish Scotch woman who tried to wean her husband from the public-houM by es ' ' ' brother to set tho put of frighten John on bin way iw •re you ?" said the guidnu^ _ ___ __ rition rose before him fam behind a bosh. “I am Auld nick,” was tho reply. “Come aotirer, beta* they are sure to become •wa', man," arid John, nothing daunted; “ crossed with our native beta, if any are gie's a shake o‘ your hand ; I am markept in within three aiifa, and the hy­ brid. being more inclined to fight when mefated than either the pure Italian*, or our bkek bore, it i, • quouioo whether a tagfaer ahonld not be satfefied with the latter. Itritam are sritag from »10 to filfi a hivo, aad tho black be« from |5 to W, axanling to tho atylo cf hive they are in. For nailing honey, as a mailer of prod-., MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS IRAKI RAMOI DIVISION. Tbe Reliable fibart Liu IK HI RAPIDS AND DETROIT Jeasrsfist ■Imim ««»l> la/or™*li< 'EX' BOOT) Tbe following questions are asked : “I am at fhe present fording it tu both rows and horsxa, and they eat it with apparent relish, and I am inclined to think it supe­ rior to timothy or elorer. I am ao well rtUsfied with it that ths owning year I de-ire to sow ten acres, and would like to know taw to rake three, or at feast two tons to the acre. Upon which, sod or ftubbk, docs it do the tart ? How would you advise it to be sown; by drill or broadcast, and in what quantity t” Il win gro* on any rich fat!, and produce two tons to the acre ; but tBe three and four tons to tho acre, that we read about are very difficult to rata. Op poor fend yon will got.a poor crop. I do not advise growing thia crop on a stiff, sward fend, if you have any in good condition that was cropped lost year. Sow tta last of May to JuuslOth, a hsirtnutai ot seed to tta acre, broadest, brush ft in, and then roll ths land. This »ecurc* quid: regstriion, and leaves the land smooth. board anould ho provided to mt up ia front of each ooop at night, secured by stakes, to prevent rata or other vermin entering them; and also to keep the young turkeys inside tbo next morning till tho dew is off tho grow, and if atomy to keep them in all day. Perhapo it would be better to hate* tho moot of the brood, under , lions, placing uiM eggs under each. Aa turkey raiaiag is now confined to raising from 10 to 50 upon farms, my remarks, as applying to GOT or more, ore not .based- upon actual experience in raising that number, but end very early Mw timothy, clover and blue gram at the sama time About two required to make tbe banneta a rucceta; crops of tho timothy and clom are ob­ and 1 think the subject one that farmers tained before the bint grata gate full proshould consider, in order to make all the •tarion. After that it chokes them out money that they can in inch a branch of The land is not to be pastured in fa. than two yearn from rowing." Hooey fas may bo proeared ia March or April, according to tho weather. if very sold they bad better not be removed tin April, or early in May. Tbe Italian bera pumas a far qualities over the black bees. Railroads. MICHIGAN -raps, wnrdiwS Ayer's Advertisements. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, 705539 AT C. M. RUNYAN’S. A. would respectfullj announce to the citi­ zens of Hastings and vicinity, (hat I have 11 new and more than a quarter of a eentury. a obtained a worid-wide reputation I virtues. Ttay correct dtveasvd ai fa rercra! assimilative orgsni body, and are »o compotcd that i __ ___ ttKfflifKWaS! Til firtat Swta Tkffiuto X centr/al NORTHEP BAILWAY COMPANY Philadelnhia an"!SJ8W4fir±mXX*A'.~.'S Tea, 4 lbs. for $1 00; Sugars^ syrups, spices. Baking Powder, saleratus, starch, soap, can­ dles, tobacco, etc., etc^, which will be sold hi 'EW 10 HR (E1HBII. RiLLRRi* t-realitel lartiMteie teVLw* r.lcbnM-1 .*S m» SsswtrnoXMaTHMalate sarflUvw Jfcre*., <■ ito "w»uth>».ete«.-1ai« mIsm* BOTTOM PRXOSSe. Remember the place, nt J. 8 R UWYdlJV'IS Boot and Shoe* Store, Jefferson street. Give me a call. xxififltf C. M. RUNYAN. tens Rs a Dr-LC. AYER & CO., Lowell, Man., Pennsylvania City Dr ig1 Store •SOO PIABOS TOB S2SO. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, - - MICHIGAN Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Gumming & Filing Saw* Railroad � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-05-30.pdf e9ef8fafd17fcd5cf7d3c01803b2c65f PDF Text Text TH* ffrfvrlic^r HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. MAY 30, 1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 5. Thermometrical jump—Excursions up­ on the Potrmac—Decoration Day— Ex-President Grant whoa in England —The danger of ooaceoaioas to the j Enemy -Arlington oatste—Anticipi- 1 ted consistency In appointments. I ITTOBXET AT LAW A SOLICITOR ruCtaKCEIlT. Over ONE HUNDRED OLIVER CHILLED sold this season. It is TBE LilllH PLOW, And has been in Barry County for the past four years. There are more of them sold each year in this market than all others com­ bined. It is WARRANTED To run LIGHTER than any Sweet’s DENTIST 3E»XjiO-W iiw use, and to give perfect setisfaction Call and see the NEW PLOW N.0. E. Just the one for two Horses light liciiias. Nashville. and easily handled. Repairs kept for other Plows. ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR ixcmrmr nmu v«tS22yi. GREBLE & RUSSELL PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, DIAMOND IRON, AND DIAMOND STEEL IRON BEAM IlllllfJV nil Illl kH Ii MLTWAT8IB, Buckeye Mower, with Table Bake Reaper JACKSOTST WAGONS! POWERS & BARLOW CSSEfaUft: WHOLE NO. 2051. OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. PB9F153I0MAL AND BOSHES CARBS NEW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIABD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Res-pers should see the Walter A. Wood Machin e, ■tsisr.as-st THE REOOVEREO TREASURE. abandoned the id. of appoint^ Dmnocrats to ofira, with tl-e view of strength owing h» ttonthern poliay, and will now appoint only Republicans in the Sooth. Every honest Republics in the land will snee with a prudeat regard for the fatnre of that party vhich elected Mr. Hayro to The mercury fa the tberatouMCar ha the Presidency Ukia a lively upward loop withfa the faH The Republican party will bo rrjofoni to two day. The general ament to the mfaanal, ahe'o dead F be informed, aad anti! convinced otherwise “Dead!" shrieked the old woman, tatioa “it to really warm" to brard oa all by dfieial ante will briieve, that Secretary rushing scrans the door, ‘dead ! Cures ridra Beyond doubt wo U«e now fairly sway, child, quick.' entesnd upon s deodadiy warm .earn, Sbcrmaa intends » hto department to epThe Kittle creators slid to the ground which will toad us day by day to the heel- j poiat nene other than on: and out Repub than ffkfi.OM by the operation. The kra Keans "who have been dyed fa the wool" in money b the Irastot.iL It crot th* He Who to not blind to the teachings of ctoy oce entire day's buaraera, and it ww a nnbanra, a worry, and a vexation from the rippling brwA. Bet thb ussotofoa first to Iras. Now York to eerily gulled . from the odd, damp day. of the latter , I trt of Apr* and the beginning of May b hailed with joyooa delight, orally by dvoiteti of the Capital but by the agrieulturmt who wbhes to row that he may reap. We recognuo a brighter look kon- Eve on till be could get something to ■!;. bat it wm stolon from him the night of the Tho President's Visit-Peaches-The Carnival, and ha want to hto room i«l Carnival-Suicides—The Effect of duwn by tU EWcrtstaan a shot. She waa ' The -Season for Excursions" upon the the War on Burinaea-The Weather. fair k. wITy, with hair of bright, rippled bereelf in MncDoagal rnreet because h* water* of the beautiful Potoauo ha. argold, aad large, violet-dork eyes—such a busbeod ran sway from her, and । wealtby ■ rived, and the invitation to enjoy a trip one aa yon might fancy Sexou Howtna to man nanxri AdAsra took pobion, beeaum I down <hr river and return I* eagerly em­ have been, in short. there wan so much worry in taking care if "Yra, hat I ahull soot be home. Nell., braced by visitor, and resident. Tho faTho Prradent vimted New Yrak thb an don’t Worry yourself about uro. Harry hb rotate A merchant wra found deni eilitiea afforded by the Meamboou running । week ra the guest of the Chamber of in the basraroul of hto ro-ec on Broadest, between Washington and the different C. mmcroe. who dined him. Hb reorptica As be spoke, ho glanced toward a valleaving amtoe stating 4hst hto trade had । points are fully equal to the demand. The ve'.-cualiiooad a/a. where a beaatiftil child I moderate chargee for fare And meafa place was .igtnfic.nl, and'was, in and of itself. ,left him, and he row no hopes of a ravin of scarcely three aummraa old fay nestling it within the reach of all to lake aa octa-j the higbna eod-wroment that be could .al, ends y.rong man eui htothroat, tw^auh ia the flushed, favaly afanp of Infancy, he could not get aa appofatmeM fa th* ' veal excursion upon the waters of one of i | the mott beautiful cream, upon thb coo I On Tnaeday he unvasled a stain, of port ofifae. All tboM with a doaea other* Fite-Gretna Haitork. in Central Park, and who stepped oat without giving a reason, timtnt. The Tomb of the Father of-hi.! “Ym; behu been la th. gnrdea all th. notwithatandlng th. attraction of the Car­ in a week ’ to there anythieg fa beat tha* Country at Mount Vernon, the Americana afternoon, end Ml asleep eloxMt the min­ nival, an immense throng went thither to drive. p«[4e to the madn-vs that musti ute the suruc brought him in."■ ! Mecca, j» annually visited by thousand* i pay their rewpeeto to him. On Wednrod.y Dr. Trara stood a morarnt looking down I who revere hb memory. Many other । upon the child. I poem .i pfaararable iwnrt are to be found ' he received the cttirao. at City Uall, and “How pretty hr growt. Ab, Nelly, we tut fear mortal boom ho wra kept ahaking upon t&e beaks of the Pulumac, all of have tho mart precidnt treasure Hestcn hand. with the beet eiuxeni. who mood pa which offer ratfaements to the seeker for ever gave to Hb children fa tbto bog." liratly la the ana waiting for their turn. Mrs. Tracy s lip quivered—th. dewy heali' and enjoyment. And. understand, it wra not the mere eufaufow crept into her tyw. “Oh, Hany, if I only had my little rimity to aoe a President that kept asee-. Bertha, too f ebante and lawyers io a long cue for hourf. । of everything the people IWs on. and no it • Soil brooding on yuui fa.t one. Helen ’ b-ur> hard upon those who arc doing noth­ I under a broiling au. It wra to do honor .My drara.1, I had boperi that urn. was ,“gaw up their lives that thrir reentryI > thb particular Proeideal the mas who ' tag. and those working for low waps. bmiiag up that wound ia your heart. Is might Hve," b near at hand. On tbs 30th has shown the nerve to grapple with the The farmers who have grain am rejoiced, it wise, to it dtocrert, tfaa to farjrt the . in»t. the branufal ooremcey of strewing; corruption, that were undermining the ss well thev may be, at the advance it has caused, but the poor laborer, the under­ ! fiowers upon the last rarthlf abode of fa- Government. It was to rndorse hto poli । titer, ran. brother, and hnsbend will bai ey and hb admfairtrau'on—it waa what ha paid cierk, and the half »tan«l aeematram child, gravely. obeerved at Arlington «nd other octMter-• has dose that attracted tho throap.that don't like it so well, for while it has । die." doubled the coot of their living. it has act ' him. and that greeted •■Who?'' demsndro Dr. Tracy, turning I। be. Thb to a haiy ofice far ths survtvon ' ’ ' increased their wages. The merchants uf the honored dead, the parfcraaMO of rodJdmlv .round. to profit by it, for they reason that "My »d< Ifaofa." which bring, n. into cfaoecemauafaa with ever ho went. Th. low down politicians Kope ' “And whst to your name T" tha sptriu of tbuaa endeared to us in life, of both parties kept aloof from him, aad if it pats up the price of produce the farm "Bertha Paroni." era will nut only buy more freely, Lal. they ' ‘ ahd who, having pmc honae. are now ia>- Uroaged the gregwbofa ia the vtefaity of ' Dr. Traey'e heart i.irsil to sued still. | will pay for what they hare already bought ' “Come here, my eMld," be raid, In a 1[Mfad fa our b*arlfa. hearts. ThaAmeri- City Hsfl, trying io belittle the roeop tian , aad make lbs wbeato run more monthly. Tbo\ade fa arms fa getting to be a big thing. Americas arm* have always been favorites in Europe, end thb war has givty reception from the only dam wbow good word in worth anything It wm an Colt and Remington Anaoriee are now heaort compliment to aa boaat ana. running, night aad day, oa both Rassiaa The report that ex-Prarident Grant will and Turkfah orders, and »hip load, me The pracb supply for the United State, milfag daily. A vnroeD loaded with arm. whila'in Loafou pay a formal vfait to the Quran, that hie ‘ rail will be returned by to grown largely in Delawase and Mary­ and ammunition for Kuala railed ymter Victoria fa penna," .nd farther that he land. The crop will b. immense thro joar, day end w they were paid for before they will be the guest of Dtoraali, the Prime lb. total yield being -Umsted al H,CKW, left she nort, so woU as the ram! that Mintoter of England, remind, ana of the 000 baskets, which ia' a peck tat every carried thorn, the whole comet n b Boman vfait of young John Van Buren, who wm man, woman and child-ra tiro United property. The vaaeef and cargo to rained only the eoa of a Praudent, bat who wm Sutra Heretofore the peach crop has al 11,000,000, making to a tempting prise. boon diftributed to the North and Wat Aoeoedisg’y a party of speculators, acting ran'a dancing attendance at Court wee the through New York, bet thia year there b ia concert with the Turkb Representative rabjaotof muck ridicule in thio country, to be a change Tho Baltimore k Ohio hero, han bought a fient steamer, and put but we do not apprebrod that tba pl.ia, and Peausylraato radroad., tho greet fee. into her an armament, end propene to fellow bloat ex Preridaat wHl sabjeot hlmarif to of New York, hero otganiaol train, spe­ and capture her on the high acae It wdl1 air: aad all the trine be wra thinking of cially fitted up,, and, pnfoao to take Uries', words. •Child," ba arid, braakfag th. faeg. op like critiques. Ho will iodalga ia no set She wm a widow when he married her, orive liloacv, whoa thvy were about vpeechca expressive of adulation. Ho will the crop westward directly. They pot on Government, will, immediately, buy the thb fair Saxon beauty—a widow whom f way home, “you are an orphan T" maintain the dignity of an Amerieaa citi- train. Sued fur ths transport ef th. fruit, steamer. to be used in aimila: venturra, aa the death of her handM-mo foreign awind •Yea," mid little Hertha, simply both Govern mens are compelled to get ten who haa jut retired from th. mart ex­ ‘Bo jou remember nothing of your their emu from thb comtry, to a vary alted poauioo within the gift of hto oouoconsiderable extent, there will ly a great 'Mam,' repeated the child, rsgnely. deal of thb brad of thing dorat, which will employ a great many adventurous opbLa who are not avow to making a great N» one who taka a survey of the two evonabaiona in thb city. Thu will give deal of money, but who prefer the excite­ grmt political partfan of thb country ao dutant points cheaper prachro than ever ment to the profft. The Rraaiagtooa.it to fail to see that in the near future tbs truth before, though it will be a severe blow to cf the old proverb will ba il’aotrated "that s viry largo internet ia thb eiiy. Thus polities make *tr«ge bed felfowa" On one thing after another to being .born from aprotoro on the ground, there Will be s the one aide Dsroosrat. ere working like the mctropuib.whieh it to toeing by ite cu­ curious Mate of affairs st Bion. It will pidity, and twin rioter, rij^tfitoy. TfaJ purxlc the aunufaeiurtrs then to keep lbs New Ycck b-iraing tradv uteue—lhal.be Braman sad Tnrkwh OSoen from catting, to fill the loat Bertba a plaoe." each other, throats. But they have done .As he led the fair kairwl child forward, it before. They used to have Spanish and Hehp gated wildly el bar far a paoteeat, rewsioM. On th* slbar ride, proteot after 1 have got to roy something about the and then burst into a wild, gted ery. protest U mod. by the Republicans againu Carnival, for it has been more adrrrtirod “Bertha ! m; own little Bertha I" «ny abandonment ot the plstfonn upon (ban anything that hu happened in New The toolbar a inrornu had triumph*! over all those fang, fane yrare of aeparn- which the party ww organised, the war of York fur yrore It wa. a fraud. Careithe rebellion fssghl to a enouamTnl terml rab ia Europe ar. day» of universal u*ernation, and the' sdainiotraliaa at the Govrv making, in whleh the whole popuisti-.e joins, bot oven in Europe they ere going crttehad. The eiprrhncat of faviifag into disose m tea frivolous. In New Or­ ihnra who were coospfaaoao la renouncing I allegi*o«* “> l!lc Govwomeat ala tba bans and th* Southern citiro they are in OUR NEW YORK LETTER. council. of the Prerideat to fraught with CamaffB, Sin aiS Oreaalal PAINTER At A. M. krak'a Carriage fiUp j amisimrat aad fan't partfaalar m to what it to. Il was thought it eeaU he fieoe fa New York. . The menegm ^erterei the country with advanfanmenta, prmetofag aa raormoee daylight jwrad., and sMtllmcre OtHM/ HUM) HBJDr THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames,!^ until you have priced their Goods, for you pnauesedjw got the worth of hto money. And now it ha. transpired that the setroro. wra the work of a ooaptoef frands from New Oriesne. They ehesgsd fiU.1 atatoc of Fgi Gram. Hritak fa Ooueach for the adverttowg wk;-®., they mid th. 1 Park on the Ifieh faoU, with the faebf tiro “peiTitoge. of riding in the ponomoa tai 1 of Prmidout Hayes. WisTaa axaa "Dukra." “Baria," Ac., for large money rpeoob ' rams, they sold the privilege, of the bare, 1oaUeot ammo oi the fittrom of thfags, th* fa charge of the a-— ealted Hand, and amt rooms, at Gilmores Oar- committee ‘ dea for a great deal of money aad they ' Wilhaa CuBea ooUected large rom. from th. Hoteto and '•~t of Ivfag poata Brjtti wa the preridcct of the day, WiBfam Allan Baller the orator, and John jGrvecIruf Whittier the poet The tofcw' inc b the brief epwh of Mr. Btyemi. were.: th. brad of it, and so they paid “I win not behave that all thb seonothing, they mMfo a good thing of it. It b estimated that they chared not tom i eoarna has been attrusted bn by not ra tate. It ana tho rerifienee of Grau Lae bofore the vu, U wm the property of Mn. Loe, having booa bequeathed to her by Goo. W. Camb. The Oametmy m 'Sura. �our Washington letter. H R. Stavern Column OUR NEW YORK L£TTER. VEGETINE Operations of the Civil Servlea Re­ form-A Renewal cf Murder* in tbe South-Tbe Right Kind cf TalkThe Union and the Confederate SCROFULA, ScrotidiM gible points of difcrenre between the two Powrre-U fe dm w difficult that fighting would sy.make it any Utter. Eagiand, if not actually wonted in such fighting, might not coma <mt of it with a* much credit m Rnaaia. And than the people Haanatu, Mica., Mar 30, 1877. who claim to be the most enlightened oo the giobe cannot help cocxxidarror whether, ia tbe niactecnth century, it b .luMifiabk THE STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL. to abed the blood of thmmanda for the mere sake of keeping up a national pres­ tige , whether, in ahort, tbe British Em­ pire in India is worth that cost, or caon-'it of Baste Charitim, etc., tailed us to Ooldbe maintained by worthier means. How­ mter, and we spent an afternoon at thia ever the problem is looked at, time will be teituticu, the most imponaat and vatulikely to suwgtheo the influences that aMe of our State charities, aad at the seme time one of the leaM easily, aad for SPECIE RESUMPTION. which the prerent L^ialaluro m«J« .only the hunt posrfbfe appropriation, lem by The recent purchase nt gold with 4) one half than it should hare Uro. The aabool is managed by Mosn. Randall, of per cent, bonds, and . tbe »eroi-«ffidal anBranch, Hines of Monkala, and Burov nounesmtnt.Uul it ia I be beginning of u of •Wayne, three aeeompiaibed bnsiMsi accumulation of coin for tbe purpose of men, and hence every expenditure is purehmiag greenbacks ia order Co resume wutehed with the utmcsl vigilance, that ao specie payments January I, 1S79, ha* dollar of the public funds shall be misap­ callud forth an emphatic protest from vspropriated. The Kiperinteodent, Lyman P. rious quarters xraiart suah a rourre,’ Afideu, Esq., seemed to as to bg >s v.ry and a aavaro anwagamMul uf Secretary man for the plaro, awful, kind hearted Sherman. Judge Kelly, who b a very vigilant and active, while the matron. araaibie man in many raapecte, b an iofla—-- ----------------------- —, —j------------------ . tioubt and has a theory of tri* own wnieh be fully impressed with tbe responsibility b known m the "inconvertible bond’ of the trust reposed ia them, brace the scheme, b decidedly opposed to Secretary some 300 in number, of all ages. Sherman a couree, and b writing very long teas 3 Io 1C years, had tho appearance of letters to prove that such a policy will being well cared ter, well isntractad ami prove ruinous. Heaiy Clay Baird, an­ dinplincd in a manner that would best fit other Phifodelphia poiitu-o-eroootriMt, then to be pla-ed in goqd fiunilies at thy writes "An Open Letter to the President ’ resHewt possible day. and which wm ccr In which he sap ‘u embodied a statement taialy laying the foundation for a ebaracter in each that would fit him or her to do well their part ia the great drama of life. To express our own unbiassed cowrittieta in- regard to the real merits ol this school, would be to place it above, in point of uaefulnew, all our other Stale iortitutioux and to make it the o* that should be ths moot, liberally supported and care hilly guarded, to the rod that the unfor t tunic waifo of society placed there, for th** are no criminals received, may be fit­ ted for Hyaa of usefulness, for which many of them bare been apestelly favored by nature, and creed only such cure, goveroeneal and instruction aa this InstitaUoc, pngieriy. provided for, can faro rib, to make them the equals of nay of the more fevered children of the State, in s!T that •ucwUtutca true manhood aad wotuauhood. cf the causa whi.-h hare led to the de­ cline of Turkey to a pout where bee final fell ia a matter of abaolute oaruinly, unlaa it ia prevented by the iatarveuliou of other European powers, aa well a* the the nua which are hurrying the txmatry over which you preside to a rimiLtr fete." Sen­ ator J cure of Nevada who astonished tho country with a hard-money apecch of great merit in the winter of 1874, has bceotur a most unmitigated paper money man. and presents a theory for a penna neot and irrodremable iasuc of paper money amounting to so many dollar* ywv rajtiln of the entire population of the country, and to be iocreyed aa the population in­ Party, M opposed to the Bourbon Demo­ cratic fiction. Tho name of Republican will probably be dropped. It ia expected that the colored vote Irit divide m much m the white, and that all native white bwa oppresKd for some days, hare been made good For acme thirty or forty hours prior to its arrival we, in imaginauco, saw Um gallant Chief, droned io the military toggery of a UvL Brig. Gen., ridiog upon and directing the “eranf.rter" toward tlie Capital, and iu our agony we tried to him. in *upplicatory terms, to hasten sloop, and "Stand not upon the order of hie coming, of whom Ixach ia leader, will co-operate. Ixnch is the moat popular orator ia the Slate, a man with a atroeg personal follow­ ing, and ta the fine Democrat who has had the coungn openly to break with hie eld Bourbon traditions and illiaoM He preceded by. copious rainfalls, so that we now hare really May weather in its sea­ son, and not the senrehiag temperature of July. Our gratitude for thia change is measured by our suffering for some time. W< hope to chronicle a rontiiuar.ee of it for the remainder of the tn..oth of Sowers ’ ' and for many days after the ova entero the • with inquiring eyes. ' The Mayor of Liverpool lias tendered Ihie luopitalities to ax-Ptasidral Gnat and I family ou their arrival. The Illinois Legislature has pa med a 1Lili cvnipclltng hotel keepers to keep a eup| of wire rope ladder* in rooms above the ply i The Chief of Polios of Manchester, N. |H , ia waging a wu against the liquor deal­ ,ers, and threatens to 'tone up every rum shop in the city. fighting before thry know for what, and before they know iicr the fighting is go­ ing to accomplish what they want On the Other hand, Ruaaki perfectly under­ stands the magnitude of the military job she has oa hand in dralm- with Turkey akioe, without recklessly bringing om of wurid against bar. If, then, thedifferre. tea letwecti them relate merely to territo­ rial or material pointe which can be dis­ COFFEE any like Rusia's dltavowal of aiming at CmuU.tro.-jJe, er any intended interfer sees with tho Suer Canal—there is a rea atmaHe prospect that tha waiter can be amianhly arranged. Happily, the program ef rivihatiou is making it more and more diffietlt for aaiions to go to nr over que» tioM that can be diapoaed of in any other information respecting the finaaeva of tho country and aa familiar ar any man can bo UAippily, on the other hand, there are with tba effect of any given line of policy ud my always be questions not auaecy.tible of deliberative arnngeseut. There la tioo, would enter upon a reekleM or ruin­ ous policy, b simply ridkulaua. Secreta­ ry Sherman has always had tho reputation OT being eonaervstive and has batu erm Thb b aeeuasd of being alow and timid. Is it tha qarotko of the comparative pradago preAqp »reMonabk. ------to believe that he will suddenly of tbs two nation* in Asia, where they adopt have both bean btokling up great mapiroa. pmnfe upon him? Neither has done it by feme .kev, but in We think that the average lease of the a great degree by tba mreal Imprwmian of 'country wiU fell to aro that Secretary inriuuUlity what ha* gone wUh their con- ISherman haa entered upon any daagrrou* poliey. Tb« opsratiotM of funding appear iM&a over a ppuUtkm of IGi.tNto.OOO- to U going ou wub rosy regularity Them or five toro that of th* United Kingdom appeurotobaba mnehor more mosay i» —sled she dore it with s mam handful the bonks than the present volume of of British troops, although it b wri! bmdnam will pay the intereat oa. Indeed, TOBACCO. Piles. CROCKERY. which be does not support. The Chloro TTmre remarks that the only thing for a Democratic newspaper to do now b to put on decent moaming and bury itself in tbe last ditch, with tha and burial place cf try may not — visiting the Female Weakness. dead. It u but fifteen mike below Waaliingtea. <>U tbe right beak of lbs Pomsuse. It eao be reached dally by a Meamboet specially engaged in rear eying v bitore. STOISTE WARE. General DebBity. Smith Hogle & Preston. Vol. 22 4tf. in East Feliciana was committed Uj<a ne­ gro, and the paramour of Mrs. Lew is sus­ pected ol‘ the crime. •muggling of waariag apparel. The fanioua London tailor, Poole, made an at rangvmrot with the effiem of a Ctmard steamer to get poods through without psy- in the eity. Tho extent of wpaggting b little understood. Then i* a bouse in the city ia the btxA trade, who have a prim rig establuhmeut ju«t aeroaa the line, near Route’s Point in Canada, It b in the : woods and remote from everything. The Its sppeannre, it in stereotyped, printed snd bound on the othre side and carted to the neanvt railroad rtatice by the tb. ua -ud. and sold at prices that no a__r--- pohliriicr can compete with, for no copyright to pay, and their Geo. M. Savage A. Go’s Col THE BLACK HILLS " intS IV.W, 6E0. PECK 4 CO'S 155 and 157 WOODWARD AVE., BETROiT todw. .« *•• »*K »r retol :->«! .«r tere> ■«> Mb •< Fuhiuatie Suer Brets M In some way or other the infcnnalioo has been disseminated t nrougb tbe South that while Mr. Randall will give n» pledger, he b very likely to favor a, Texas-Pacific subsidy. The news for Northern enneump 500 CLOVER SEED 1 SEW STYLES SUMMEK SI IAS. NEW STYLES GRENADINES. NEW STILLS LAWNS, kc.he. PERSONAL. Crook will go to Utah and aaoartaiu if necessity exists tot am troops. P.EKiX. ramwiu Lager Beer Tho T.'me.’ W^iagtco special soya tha coaitly relativs to the New Kcglaod Pen aion Agencies. Tho Senator say* that he haa not ehauged hb position at al| oo poIilicsl aflaiea, and adheraa to hb view* ex pnaaud irthe Sctmte last yam. aider the daima of members .of hb on party io preference to those of the oppsiiiou," ho euunoiriod a aealiment thm wffl be approved by ev«n Bepubii can in tho Union. L> t thb be tbe rule by which be will be guided m dupecing Ex SouOiare paetenaatere represent to the ecutivv patronage and there will be low Ikpertmaot at Wasbingtoo that the eoun. try b flooded with silver, and that ecetrseton refuse to take more than *5 in be more disheartening to thorn who Mm -j by kirn nnril ha wm finally riaegursic! payment of nJloctkm drafts ; tlut silver than to wiinem the elevatiou of men who i* xt a discount, and they are unable to had fought him to tbe bitter sod. - Tho mako peymente with it or to gM rid of iL Tbe Unsing /fepwt/kcs tap that Prv*ident Hayre bore himsslf with dignity and eminent propriety during hb vbit to New Vork, and did not appear to fori tho petty party malice displayed by Fam. J. Tilden Twenty asloona Lave closed up in Mus­ kegon within the part few wuaka. It will take about 170.000 or 175,000 to ran the Grand Rapid* School* thb ,®otic Seiiu .lactos Ini* SnLctBurfatmi! HBliC UlMl untie- ntkii OMESTIC II The proaparta of ril kind. «f area)’ frah ia thu NO* BMtion b qufee good, but appiu. will be a Mure. Dr. Rayuolda haa stirred op tha St. Clarites, and hi* labors there will doubtlaw ba prodnetiva of good rewnlta. S iKBftWasutta.-l.'tS LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC BEST, John Gamble, a pro ament lumberman, and wril known in Um pins aeatioe of thb ■MMEST1C" SEW1SG MACHINE CO.. , which bo aacrifired his life b inseparably bleotUl with it. W. <s»a« boom tU owe without honoring the other. New, b b all right aad proper that those who rraputhiaed with the Codfodsratooauee ab^al-J (rates A Kalamaxoo woman haa hero fined HO for aelhog liquor on Sunday. The ohok of the ahmq. shears Md th. nwBIfluaua xrwola of tbe wool buyer will aoou ba beard in th. ta«L ' caption wm moat cordial, and the beat men of all parties ware glad to do him honor. It ia said that Got. Blooe of Miaaiaaippi han concluded that it u bert to kt the Kemper county taajaacre blow over. Il no, ■ he practically declare, to Uu country that , tha m ardor of entire famdioa by moU is , ] , , •5.000-Tho mooed trial of Jamm K <Scripps of the Detroit “ ' “ ' again*: Judge RriUy. n for the plaiatiff, with amo«M of fifi.OUO. H eootitrea the fight with ‘the powers that be.” a coaffidreoe that be wffly_____ _________ published reports of tbs triri we are Uprvwaed with the fee* that pnrijmism —x■* । - - i__ i___ * —• i- BY SENDING FOR SAMPLES KraHwtra-KUrftKf Gov. Emery of Utoh writes to tba Sec­ retary of War fur United States troops, aa a precautionary mrebare, in viaw of tho Senate as the auroeaeor of Judge Chase in 1861, and from that time until last Marsh ww a member of the Senate Ctuntaittee which conriderccd all and originated many of the financial meararre of Congress, lie ba* never been committed to the theoris of the extremiste, ba* never advocated x policy which baa been p.-ooounced itnpnutieable and itaa never rode a financial hob­ by. He haa considered financial quewticna from the cxiating coaditiou of tbe country, and suited hb action thereto, la SOAP Constipation. the effret that he hue not changed hi* sen­ timents on tho Prarideut’a Southern policy, Tho Consul at Jerusalem, Mr. De Haos, Mr. Sherman ia going oo in thia way de has forwarded bU resignation to the Prem creasing or making arrangement* to de- dent, and proposals for filling the place creuae the amount of currency, the reviv­ wiB be received al the White House for al of business, which theory, ui exchange remarks, ia about aa sensible as if the dry Miaa Van Lew, the Union spy, who han goods merchants should declare that a been [Dstmaster at Richmond, Va., the large increase of yard stick* would result past eight years, ia U> be superswlcd by W. in the development of the dry goods trade. W. Forbes, a llejmblicwn and old Whig, A few journals in favor of specie resump­ who is respected by both parti*. tion aa a theory, but evidently afraid of Ex Senator Lewi* imiata that every thing the euforreraiot of the resumption act, are ia lovely in Virginia—that its people welvery certain that Secretary Sherman is or public writers, have led rotaanoa sense peofde to doubt their sanity became of their remarkable financial theories, we are inelined to believe that the aemiblc peopk of tho nation' do not stand greatly in fear of the policy, of tbe Secretary ol the GROCERIES, and utterly rvekkte. her aa dead, usd aba_________________ and most unruly of tbe prisooeri. Auother b a woman of good ajnneetiooa, who ia a coufirmed kleptomaniac. She was wall enough off, hanac a husband in a p «d burineas who wm very liberal to her But she rould not avoid theft She weald steal the most uaelew articlew.thinp that she could not um and tha were of oo possible account to her. Sbop-kecpen hones in good families at the culiaut pus aiHe day, to the end that the State may be relieved of their special cure and the proceeding in a manner ant xu:lurried by and allow them to vote for any ytrxj they good of the child promoted. This qnre may prefer, without let or hmdraace. tian should have the early and careful sonThere is talk of retiring aad enfowong sahraliou of our lawmakerv. aa *a <kkH the order which I'rsejdeut iiaiiiemi lasaed, just before his death, enjoining all office­ Nearly all of the partite above referred holders to attend strictly to their duties ANGLO-RUSSIAN UNDERSTAND to are entirely ccnfidsol that if Secretary and to kt polities alone under pein of disSherman is not stopped in hi* twrecr be will involve the country is rain, and if he Gen. Joe Johnston b anggcated aa prob­ cannot be stopped by admonition, the ialire to. a Presidetit ahoukl dumbs him. and send able nominee for Governor af Virginia by Kagland him baek to Ohio—the headquarters cf the AdmiaiMraUon party. Johnston b 1 jroaeot thoroughly in favor of She President * pol­ amcmg those things which arc important the greenback heresy. With the exception of the inflationist* icy. and waa eeriouafy considered fora if true, and yet it fcreohadow* what may ultimately ebree to pam. Whatever on- and those genlktneo who, m Cutigremmcn Cabinet porition. amioeaa may exist in the minds of the Eojdbh people in regard to tha Bosnian programme in the pending war, and how­ ever determined they may be to protect British iaterert* al al! harards, there it loo HbmTs ■ The coMUing aauuancs Bum the Sig­ nal Office, that a cold wave from the north wod waa approaching to relieve us from 0YSS1 (SUmsiiOTXS �traady. parlor. Sc., hare boon rrccraaeadad. bnl th0M aro of my doubtful ofteaey. to aay th- hurt. Aleebul I. nerer digwnol.r. k*d atMOg tba diSurfbi. sUanH. aad b Incapable of tflcrdUrauiritlM. Il rroaie. gnmlly aa Instice-Probate-Circuit Court Iw-Circuit Court Chancery -Circuit Court Criminal­ Circuit .Court Commisioners - Constable Sheriff or Convey- - and we have been doing an immense business ever since. NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHILE WE HAVE THE GOODS. Men'. Working Suit, tS 60. H 00 ul IS 00. toner Prire $6 00 to M 00. Men a tdl. Wonl Spring Suits >6, $7, $8 and $9, former prices >10 to >15. Men’s Fine Cassimere and Black Cloth Suite >10 to >15 and up. Men’s Lined Pants 76ct5- and $1 00. Men’s all Wool Pants |2 <50, >3 and up. Men’s Fine all Wool Pants nn.'l Vests $4, fo and Men’s all Wool Coats (Job) $2 56. Men's Cotton Socks 3 and Gets, a pair Men’s Summer Coats 35cta. and up. Men’s White Vests $1 00 nnd up. The band pUyt-1 la Qmrt House S-|uare oa Friday evening law, aad diManad aon> v«vy Im marie. *o bear thal tba tend will giro on Friday eroalog of each week, a coaeevt ia Court Houre S-|u*re. and we bop. our eiUaetu WAIZEIA IAIREI. Patent Medicins at Market Prices-Fine Toilet Articles in endless rariety-Pure White Lead-Oils-Vari nuhes-Braahcs, etc. A Urge quantity of I Wall Paper of all In fact nil Goods whether-fine or common have been reduced in pnce hilly W’a whh h daaliaeily undnvtowl that tba ciirTV.poad.tKV relative Io th. Iluilng. ?.arwvl la th. Ual Hinn waa xu.ri«d wkbatil, ourkaowiadg. «r evVMal, aad rebatanrUUy THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, U-J. aad tb- brertv. whuh-mM o^oymrel «f lb. «M nullltud. who panicipereJ la 1L To the aalvon rava and erakan who predicts! a failure aad tula, It waajutt a huge u<aa- All About the County. CITY DRUG STORE Double Store, 38. 40, and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. Attention. Smled Propouaia will bo rocetrod by the underaignetl, a apaeial ronnuittre of the Cvtamoc Council, until 5 o'clock in tbe afternoon of Friday June lat, lor the removal and re-burial under direction of the Council, of eaeh of the bodis in the Special Notices. To All. Particularly Invalid*. M. D. Reed daeim to call aUentiun to hii new Waroo Shop, where ba any be aotxnd at all h.mri of aay day, ready la do any work ia hii line, from patting a new woke in an old wheel, to the building of the beet buggy ever aoca ia the coonty ol Rarer IV>n • rka - It, th. W IDE IMO! Call 1! ttt Sin rfJteBIG HAT. WALB BIDS E , For restoring Gray Hair to Ils natural Vitality and Color. la offering io al! the largest aaxirtnent A dressing Xh;ch i» alonco agreeably healthy, aad e? fecual for preserving tbo hair. Fo^rr jnyWriiaoM of H ATS, CAPS and CENTO FUR­ work to be dose at the time and in tbe i manner the Council .hall direct, and not to include any bodite ordered moved by friend, or relatirea. The Council merrea the right to reject any and all bida. ' Gsd? M. Dgwrr, ) D. McNai'uiitvm, - Coanmiuee .M.RCS.O.L. J NISHING GOODS 2X47 to be Cwnd ont- THEM AT MECU LOWER PRICES—1Don't M to! fore purehaaing. siQNor phravr. lire u> tbo Public Pound,'' are hereby no­ tified that auch stock will be driven tc Ihetpublic pound, on aad after June 1, 187", and the ordinance thereunto pcrtainiuK “netly cn&rccd- By order of th. OrmiMa Council. Dated, Harting! City, May 28, 1877, played ant." Advertised Letters. raaySOtl STOCK OF GROCERIES PEOPLE OF BAHRY pvraxu. laid, U a powerful .peaker, aad moved nrany to Iron by bn motherly, ^oaiaalr app^farth.ymtaf. Mr. Pariah wax Ivar. logical. lawyer-like. thb with l»« ciawinaM • ssftHssxas.: ul k.lpi Kill w» W Wm 4L-.. TG CONSUHPTIVES. Commercial. Inwm aad Tvnag-X jo—Hom. which are eugar-ewted. and little larger than ■ward aaada. will1, hr thrirrtredy aadg-tfo Onr rowp-tilor. drelre Io return llumU to kellon oo Um Uv«4mvt«1 all Urpidlly, thru premaaroily overeomiag coartipaclon. In Nr. John «. Crvuay tor a boi of cigar*. Mr. •I .— *, l—4— <h.. han 1 eatir.lv aaC. is doing • good burine.., pull tag prod alack Into hit rigor.. aad wo rireagly rveositr.rod .hared rtf hair ent. io at John Bommer', .hep. H» does hi. work ia the bat of atyfit, and everything ia jut aa nice m yon broad way m la Park Mroai. Adwptad by aye. and un aa follow. : Ayre-AM. Abbey. Dew.y, McXaogkioa, IteaatU, Tvmllaaoa aad Towg-d. DEFY COMPETITION Drugs, Medicins, Etc., Etc Wm. H. Goodyear. 7E2E Local kk;ipe;; |totice? eta pood unU! June Sth. -■ ■.'•UFhOTM of thia city gat areM»i>t*l<h« in th. thigh oa Saturday ereotag tool by a revolver Ibat ho carried la hl. poakoX. Nm tho wkvrt thing ia tho world to carry in m<iybckM—• rocket revolver. ■ ov.alag lari. Tbe retire w.nh waa «»• bUa. •f I vaallM 1 Igbl. eiroakod a»d fl-bad till the eyewrerimMt daaitod. JUmiUrf I BawaUM! /l. I- Recd haa almriy .thfoeaaoMaaldowr /klriy boggle* and Inform. aa tha* liana hare PEOPLES DBUO STORE. Physician's- Prescriptions and Pattern 1 Psttems! A. Burdette Smith's PaMenis—the beat io tbe world—with doth modab, jtut receirod tod for sale m tha wem of Mrs. 0. V. Greenfield—oo Breedway. tsay30t3 Family Recipes carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals nf purest quality only. TAKE NOTICE. To Thorr whom it maj Concern. I am now running a New Portable Mi chine for moring, rais- location of buildings nnd ha' about 1, �Railroad. Doctor Aikln’s Double Column. Bt’S±rtL"JSW5l&— tasessssi-sitt.1BEtsarscttiMS'f' Mttsinstssi,a,J!Srrts.. •E'XB-Jlt.tSrJffl.'X; *«£v is luxuriant. marshes and swales have dis appeared by ditching and nndsedraining . fine fences over tbe entire farm greet the eye ; a yonng’orchaid b just coming Into bearing ; tbe dwelling is painted and blind­ ed , sbado trees adorn the yard . the barns and outhoutes look cunforta ’ lc, and are in good repur; a sufotamial picket fence surround, the house and cardcs, and ev­ erything denote, thrift and comfort. How was this greet unprovramot effected ? Sim­ ply by peraisteot labor at odd times, when tho crops did not need spatial attention ; and tbe improred crope from year Io year, obtefoed by a thorough system of fermingpaid the entire expenses. Had Mr. B. or Mr. C. bought thb form, ilia probable that Jt tojdsy would be the aamcold forlorn and r i. —Ararat. -saw.’ -J Railroads A. -»O< Holloway'. Advertisements. CENTRAL MICHIGAN RAILROAD. “iordowo" place. It ia energy and brains that effect such romlu; and many formers A commission with “power. to treat" ia being desired by tba thirsty. A lady haa been found ao kind-hearted that rhe will never beat an cjg. Why ia a man in bed like a book unnstritious/od best for cow. and horses. I They give a richness and color to the eream that nothing due fed to cows ever equaled, end in the winter a peek oy half buslwl fed to eaw» daily is as good as. or better than, aa ordinary feed of meal; and when we consider that from 500 to 100ft bushels can be grown from an sere, it needs no lengthy argument to diow that they arc profitable. ‘Bd,’' nays farmer X, “I’ve tried growing recently surrendered to Fatted Stalo troop. QRAXDf RCITK RAILWAY Tlx- Texan cattle drive for tho coming than they are worth." Ym, I know how frLiiiiii You did not prepare your acaaon ia eat imated a: a quarter of a tailland for them by heavy manuring tire pre­ vious year, and v rowing a crop of potatoes oa it, and thoroughly dretsoying the wwd. and allowing none to.gH to reed. If you lixdidone thia, and'hid put on man ere enough for two crepe, your potatoes would He wrote to the Cumtry Gadlman as bard paid all or mere than the expenses, follows, ia regard to Huogarira grew : "My soil, was a dry, gravelly foam, the aad Shea tha land would have been in good field cvulaining 19 ncre.. In 1875 I hii condition for the carrots. » it would not hare require)] any manure that season, and cut on this field 5 loads cf hay ; to be sure the season was exeemdrdy dry, but tho you would not have found it troublesome RURAL TOPICS. land was poor and the grass pretty well ran out Kariy in May last I plowed it thor­ oughly and-rather deeper than ever before ; thence to the 6th of June whenever a weed appeared it was harrowed. There had been considerable sorrel aad the weed common­ ly known here as ‘five finger’—in fact s.-8asa®tsw» M. “<*" I tkeaten UT Jirt.e.,‘ ■■' harjj frequently mixed tin seed with aaod and kept it moist a week, ’ ‘ ia tko sun by day and in tbe kitchen fire by night, _ _ •1,tdc tepid water from lime to lime, and as soon a» the least sign of sprouting appeared, I lisd the land made rendy. thro I dried the sood in the sua by spreading it oa large i trap, then so»Gag it by band; and io tbnsi dap it fcX above the ground and the carrtito grew rapidly ahead of the few weeds with very little labor. Carrots rerptine a deep, mellow soil, and should be raws in drills about 15 inches apart for hand booing, and 30 inches io be cultivat­ ed with a horse. Sow nt tho time of plrat- the ground. Ou June Cth 1 sowed 15 acres ol the field with Hungarian—Row­ ing a basbel to tlx acre broadcast by hand ar^t the tame time applied with a broad­ costing machine 500 punnds of Luter's ground bona to tho acre and harrowed all in together with a Thomas barrow. The booe cart me 18.50 per acre cn the ground. Tbe nut of the field was put in with 0-hcr crops. Again the season wa. exceed ingly dry, but one good rain felling from tbe limo tha seed was sown until it was . Mangolds (sugar beetsi are quite a. eat, and Only two other slight rains. We profitable to grow m carrv.te. They re­ finished taking it in ca August 12th, aml quire the same rich, mellow soil, free from had twenty-six loads of fine - hay—dos leas an ex new of weed., to be sown ia drills 18 leches apart for hand hix-ing, and 30 inch­ tons off the whole the year Lafore. The es for the horse cultivator. .Sow the .o-d Hnucariau waa fine in appearance, unite with nieodwowte, to drop about two itdtequal to any hay I had, and the experience) <• apart, knd tho plants to be thinned out of the winter thal all «toek—horses, cows, to stand about ten iachrs opart. The va­ .keep [and calves—eat it St readily and riety that is moat profitable to grow ia the yellow globe. Sow from early in May to Lave. Tho ground war left in splendid June IrtF An acre often produces 1,000 condition, clean aad mellow, and tn Sep- barbels, to be fed raw to cow. and other Umlxr wu seeded to wheat with a drill, cattle, and cooked with meal ’to swine. again drilling in about 500 pounds of .The weeding ia not troublesome, it you ground bono per acre. W» commenced take them in hand before they get ahead cuttimt tbe grass in nine weeks from the of tbe been t bat never use fresh stable day it was sown. In an ordinary season nurture, full of the seeds of weeds and It should not stand longer than 50 to 56 days. A wooden revolving rake should U used in raking it, the wire terth of the wheel-rake tracing many of tho stools out by th.o roob on mellow ground." Thia statement ia a flair representation of what can generaBy be done with this kind of gnrtf. In this rare the land waa poor, and a bushel oTeeodto the acre was eown; but in many enema hdf a bushel omms t be enough. It sella ia New York 'for SI ^iv-Vivr* also .aMllaaa. u>. vita vwtetaila retina, m.uawr k. ..re treaty Fort Washta & Saiiiai ■ICH1GAM AND THE SOUTH. !?rSF&* GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS Tbe Sellable ftert Lla- •— IBB Vkirai ar vif. Vs Dess U> near doing ill" I had 'em half-soled." MLMU.IU. An Irish coachman, driving part some field., and addrecing a smart girl eug.grd io shearing, exclaimed: "Arrah, my dar­ ling, I wish I was in jail for steeling ye 1" Stllj: 11! HEALTH AUG ITS PLEASURES Mr. Ning-Choy, formerly interpreter in iloog Kong, baa bcea called to tbe bar of Lincoln's Ian, Loudon. He is the firrt Cliiaamxn who ever attained that dininc- FT ATX OF SICUiaiX. Ceartv U Bam. NeUw uksrakr «ir«a. Ital kr aa «ni~«ru» Ute C««n r.r ike Caaatrei tarry. latas« aa Ur si Mar. A. D. ICt. air anta tea The spring styles of rests will be so short and the trousers will' be cut so high in tho neck that our best young men will be able to button their collar^ directly on the waistbrads. •‘Do you think 'I’ll get justice done mo?" said a culprit to his cveosel. “I dont think yea wiD," replied the other, “for I see two men oa the jury who 'em. If we used some pi tent soap on our are opposed to hanging." oollan it would dilgraca tbe rest of our Ao excellent old deacon, who, having creta. Abd, finally, we don't ever get woo a fine turkey as a charity raffle, didn I our silk hats fixed up. ■ Wo uno them for like to tell his savero orthodox wife how erubioos." The other members of the he came by it, quietly remarked, as be firm and the clerks wore grins ou their handed her tho turkey, that the ‘ ‘Shakers rounteninres, and the caller seemed nonpluseod. Bat be shook himarif, andjicath<red his shiny, thread-bare coat about him, did shrugged hi. shoulders, and as he rpeacd the door to go out be remarked in lew, quirt tones: -“A'l right; I just called In field culture raspberries may be grown without any trellis to rapport t' cm. Set them six fort apart, and cultivate both Wap with a hone. Aa tho can.™ prow up dip them of when about two feet high the fire! season, to cause them to grow low and buaJiy. When they ere older eqd tho catics grow with more vigor, dip them of at two and a half er three feet high ; aad the mere pinching off of the ends ol the cane aufioca It tsneeesssry to pinch back the canes cmoo in ten day a till they ocaac to grow tell. If this system of pinching back be carefully attended to. the autre will grow short aad stubby, and atand ap against any wind. Another way h io net the plants three feet apart in rows six fort wide, and make a trellis for each row from font to aix feet high, the latter bright bo itig beat, but rather expensive. Tbe poets uced not be over three inches square at |he bare, if the wood be durable. Set them right feet apart, and pat oa only three or four .late 16 fret long, one and a half boho wide, sawed from inch Loads; or the posts may beret twelve fret apart, and wire mod instead of alate. I notice some rather extravagant ae- ] counts of large crepe of raspberries, m ( folfcws: “Mr.------ raid from 650 hill, of , the Highland Hardy what netted UM i He picked 360 quarts at one piskiag. I Mr.------ from 1,600 bill, pieked 2,000 ! quarts, whidi sold in New York for »6l>0." , This ia published In one cf our most ralia- . BRAND RAMM DIVISION. .nalaS ud «.! I far .............. Bat GED. 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A. EIULT, " CAPITAL Hilt uFLLEnra, Sssrt*f‘ Gamming & Filing Saws '* " iimi »RUKX'« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-06-06.pdf e1807a5d934b3436448a9426dda607c6 PDF Text Text VOL. XXII. NO. 6 PEjFEEIOMiL AID BMSS CAEB3 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIG AN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1877 FAK11ERS besaa and ocher Btetra had, and rt would be bettor to eve it up st none. However npuhivo thia argument, it wm unfortu­ nately too true. He name enmm and vito.-e.<. wUfh had Wrenched Mi II and Abbana from the Republican Itaa'l foil to M the - Thomas Rake PHYSICIAN A BURGEON taialy mtotned the next time. Thia wm as arguumat of expedfoncy-noc of right and juteke J»reaiLa» Haym Lm but aoeepted the aitulku as it wm banaathad to bim ou the 4th of March, liepnbli , era Government, in Louniana and Mouth < Carolina could only tso victorious over all Competitors nt the Great Centennial ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Field Trial, It works the easiest because the weight of the driver does the dumping, and is the most durable beeuuae it has WROUGHT IRON (not cast) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS (not iron) over the teeth. THE CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY NEW and NOVEL. NO STICKS PLUGGED IN THE AXLE, NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We nlno have the SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER, COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. The Champion wm the ligherit draft of all tho Machine* tested al the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and received the highest award. I The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. 41 is unequalled for quality of WORK. LIGHTNESS of DRAFT “and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought । Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while iu , DENTIST HuMle. Miciiiai. Weight is Little More Than One-Half other Reapers, which is a very desirable feature. STUDEBAKER WAGONS. SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, MltUlAWAKA DOU^RE SHOVELS, AC., AC. Come and see ourStock. v«i.222yi. GRF.BLE & RUSSELL ‘5EJ.nL DIaMND iron, and diamond steel iron brim plows. 4253 Buckeye Mower, with Table Bake Reaper. JA.CKSOJST WAGONS! POWERS & BARLOW I aKS.TOBtAL QfttTtoX HU)M LOCIXLAXA, •hopak, m it Mood at the adyouromeot of the Sen­ urr kvrtMMUb aa ■v-tsnaaa, ate. At the meeting of the Banete ou the accept &' new oonduiodl wish joy, and ! Sth cf March last. William Pitt Krilogg, Wk-v.- that the Rebcliioe wm not rap | <if IzinWana, prevented himsnlf for memOVERSHOOTING THE.hURK. btrahip nror. credential/ that had mar diuuc that Framdeak Havre aupiew, and ’ wroka before been read before the Senate a! UhroM earnestly prey for a full reahsuAo hia eye foil upon the young girl, I and laid upon the tahk. A matioa «m ■laodiogiea graceful, half pcartled man ' made to refer the credential, to the ComTb. RepSXn pure of th. South, 1 miUor on Privilege, and Eloctioua. Thi. • -I rrelfy don't aw what i> to be done." mr, be lifted hi. cap courteously. -I hope that I have not alarm.d you,” wa» oppoved. upon the ground that Mr. •aid Mn Sultoc, a> the meditatively foldcd * letter.atampod with a foreign pom- hs Mid. "‘1 should not have fired had I. . Kelley? had a prima facie title to a sent, known a ladv wm noar." hia certificate of election being aigned by The dag toundid hack with a dead part A B. Packard M Governor of Louisiana, takrn or destroyed by our annita. When ' ridge, whxl he lead at hn master s feet under the great tea! of tho State, and al­ Tiadon wrote ha L iter, just before the Alios took it up gently. leging that bo bad been duly elected by etasiow, against three claim., b. lost hia --Pourliub thing! It wm cruel to kill the I/egiaUtnrv, Th. riuaauoa wm, wheth h«M upon the Seeth, and wM. „.de to it r she said pstyiugly. m .he l>:Ud Ur er the Seuata would take notice that 8. B. brown eyes, softened with letid-r roaspM Packard wm Governor of Loumaoa. If i No Dmuuil.i candidate wiH repeat hia aioo. to the face of the •trangvr be «a^ I Leo the certificate gave Mr. Kel- { Uur.Jrr He milled—a curiou. smile, in whieh I log? such right M under the general proc­ Although Southern Dvmocnls voted appeared both interest and amusetneul. lice in the Senate entitled him to take hia for him after he wrote the fester, it ftusa -Then I am sorry that I should have >CM. leaving the legally of hia election to the current of Ihetr aywethw. end had There are. sad have been for mans killed U, aud, in peuance, will nut fire an­ >ubse.|ueat investigation. yraro, many Republieepa ia the North , other >bot to day." ' •■I have no right to reqair* soy such Me i by the juorasb of the Legislature that each who have dspemnlrd the urn of the army rifia* of you." she auwerad, shyly, as she ' iluuse of the Legbfoture which elected for the support of RepelUrn State Gov- ' tire Republicas* will m there b no aa.Tomenta in the South. The Republiran tamed .way Kel!,vs had a quorum of membem, certi­ majority in the Senate upon Sratheni curity bet to prererve the Government in | to sprad a week with them before goiaguo ■ But be* again addressed her fied m such by the Returning Board. the hands of the Ikpabikaa party. l to hi* more Southern home, and she must,, “It approre that our pathways lie ia ths I Thia thaird w« empowered by the lava of .juesiioua ia bat nominal, if it sx»U at all. . ' ------- —a— As the DmnocrMy has scoured a solid exprek them io a few dap । same disvetiou. If you are going tn Mre. I Ljvariana to examine am! count the vote, Five Republicaa Senators voted at the l>oo. would be obliterated When thi* , Iste executive amaLm against saaiiag Kel uoMta to pare about eiaima. the dwtiactro South by fnrre. tho RnmbLmna should I Theft was ooe drawboek to Mrs. But and determine wbo bad been eboeen mem-1 log. and to refer hia credentials to the acquire a rolid North by rigilanre and the toe staUsiartioa ia this arrangement, ami ben uf the Lrgisbture. and to trama it' Committee—thus reftiaing to recognise the1 in Che law bet warn Rsbel and Cnioa sol eternal j«<ic- of thrir mnm NortUrn it wan to tins that bar remarks, xo efooieg their dctetpifoaliuM to the Scevetary tsf I Packard GovnuaarnL And a number ef dicn, and the Rebel and L'nfou debt, will RcpuhiicwM are now adraonhbed that the letter, rvferrtd. be obliterated. aad th* lust alarm treated State. 'The flreretary of State wm diroct-I am staying at asy Anal (5artk,' "aba ad to make a fat uf the members returned IL-publiron Seualoro— sufoeient. when M Other twperty aacriflred by our Govern­ they can endure no divhfon that wW aeBMwrrod, "and. in ci-Mderatfoa of the m el' -ted by die Board, which he waa tn , silded to tba Democratic member., to eon- ment. ft will not be doue or avuwad dangvv their sureraa. Should the North byunhapry dheonb U divided, ami thu. mXLS\^pi£l ( motive, I forgive your aborting these p-« transmit to the Soeratary and Clerk of the foil aprev to a solid Coufodente South, , u> rwt^o'iM lb< Republican State Govbirds." ■ farmee Ixgiakture, .nd the IzgWatnre crnmeul in Imuiaiana aiuce 1873, by vot­ the Rebellion will hare beta rapiwoaaad tn you have yet shown ; and, l<ndm. there b They walked, ia the lingering unset, to be ueganiud only by such pcraooa m were i Uconw demoealixal, the iUbollxm Em reia, the fhrita of the war wS he fori Alice, wbo may iaterfore and spoil all, a» elowly along the lonely wood path that led named in the.lira furnulxd by the Srere- I ing againat aroting a Senator ebewen by it cro*ed to be a crimr-aenrtey a airiake Whik, in n; judgment, it waa ckuriy the ■he did in the affair </ Col Howyrr I to the <4d fam house, pausing a rn.-ei.-il —and the complete rwtontiou af Anterright ot the Prnudmt unefor the GouaUta- nity will demand the aboEtkra of alt the really don't see whet is to be doo- aa re­ oo the brow of the emiaenw that over­ tech Haun' thus certified gards AHee.*' looked it, M it by like a brownbird', tsrot. on the d>v fixed by law and erguiaed each lion tn raeogukr the Pachard Government dimineoomi ia tho law between Loyalty AIU wm Mr. Hottoo ■ niaet. whom be cmoowcrod in the trees, in the meadows ' House of the Legialafurr. and the two and rapport it by military power, the an and Trrsaea The lUpuUr-an petty wm drotaking would have been futik, and the had taken to hu home on the death cf her never Bore nreoeary to the Nation than Hew. met the next day tn Joint Convrn foSuro diraumtu. With a divided nubile it ia to-day. AU tall about Uyisg down parent*. Bke wm at that time fiftoca. and I tian, io acynrdanee with the proviaioua of M b«r cousin laabel had just made her the Republican oroauitui. v. to take uo n 1 the Uonatitation. and can ram id the vote. ratror fato society, the waa found to be aew one, with a new title, into wh«h the f-r Gv”H>or and IJeutenut Governor.1 old Coofederue. may „ter withi.nl and dockrod S. B Packard to have brou I “ You do not reside in this neighborhood, wounding thru auaceptibibura, would t« f Hess shea had remaux-d until the put then V cnminaJ if it wm nut anprrtnely aiUy. tenant Governor. Afterward, on thv d»v winter, whea, being ninrieeo, It WM found “No. My borne to iu the Sunny Sooth , Sited by th. set of ( oorros. for the eke'-| The prvpuMtiou that thq party which rouitivriy Meaamry that she should come bet* when a boy, I uwd Co be a 'frequent lion of United State. Senator, a majority ; mrod the Nation, and whieh emlaidica in home and bo iufroducci into aocfoly. vbitor to thb neighborhood. PcvbaM 1 of the whole »sml« of member, ao re­ Rot, unfortunately, as Ml* .latten eua- „naJu tn lelredMo m*nd£ 1 am ITiilip : tgraad ae elerted met in Joint ConveMfou i aidered. Alice's awret fare pad graceful, IVsrriagtoa, of B——, end n-.-phtrir'ef winning mannan had proven with «tw । Dr. Grey." pmoas a greater charm than the bold Dr. Grey wm bar Aunt Uartb' phyri baactr of the rather “fast” Isabel Holloa rian, and resided on the next farm . bat it —Cri. Sawyer in apacial, to entrap whom , wm the name of her . companion that now ginning on the 4lh day of March, 1877. the anxious mother and daughter had eta. attracted AHoe'a attebiion. She bad bo- I On the motion to nfar Kellogg a cnadentula to the Committed, the ItemocrU.c ployed the wbok amount of thrir talent blo,ilidr wtl*1'' '• **tUr*. I tuemben v<,ted wJidly iu th. afirmative, He had, upon sseiag Aliev, tnnafmad “You hare just resumed from Europe * 1 U«v«heT with fire Rcput-hcms., and U ws* hi. atteoticM from I rebel to herarif, and Then you are my remain Charlie Snuim'a had actually proposed to Mr. Button for l friend, of whom bo m often wrote f ticMM met awo aftrrw«rd, usd the Jtepabthe band of hie niece, instead ct that of licsn tuem!>-ro united in a report that, prihis daughter. ma foam 8- H l*achard waa the liwful Il made ao difervooe that Alice daefiaed Governor of Uoisian. , th*: the Legtds Flrichrr of Beaaoa, Marthew Harvey, af the honor, foat-rl had loat her beat chance The painful truth b, that poUlfoal mor turo wm Use lawful Ijagialuure . and that terward <foreruov, Gen. Hamed Fnmsmliu and though, of course. h<-r cousin could dm In the South haveon-«lto be shock­ William P. KeUogg bad bm elected in ing, and are readily jamified by mscgali; UM propei+v be blamed in the MUter, yet of Maine. Judge David Otaumik of Dre •b* wm -'dunrou.' chaster. Mam, Edmund Fkgr. a young boyiah advwntarc. of hu ia tho old lime, exmformiroto the art of Coasfrvae. and wm talk about carpet baggers, aaubwagn and Th* deetrarti-m of the Republican par And now that another yet better eha.ee thU aevurad no Ung put to him. ns short Radical thfovta Not a man hm bran ty would make the D^nicrerio party an mar. of brill rant ahilhita wU died .1 the wm about to offer, iu tbe perm of Mr. to her. Finally a>>e irsriUed that, n hr punbhed for ths buteherie. at Hamburg, preme, and finten upon the country its Vi ral ladies ia 1816 ; Hou. Samuel A. Warrington, Alin- mtwt. tn some way or bail bad a loag walk, hr should say to supknentou, Culfox, Coushatta, Moehaaic a odious policy and priMipba. The mea Kimball rf Concord, Bsrv Cyrus Maau of other, be grtteo rid af for the time ror , usd hr. aothing loth, accepted tho in laatilate. (lintoo, Vicksburg, w any who directed th. bloody crumdra in the Stoughton. Mata jciregymra rani rate; That evening al lea, Mrs. Hutton, after Vitalka. other of the hundred slaughters ot Re­ South for the bet tee year*, (bat have Klqah Itobr of Keene, firihre rf the adroitly leadinj? the convenation in the late Ex-Chief Justice Joel Parker. Bra Thera is no plaed ou earth, excepting, publicans that might ba named now mlminatal io fiaal victory ia South (irrhapa. ou shipboard, where two young 1 do not ball.v. that Preaileot Hsym Carolina and Loubuna, are still firing and Albino K. Parris, Governor of Maine, ud perwscs thrown together are n> apt to fall iutenda to dmert or destroy the Republi­ have loot mme of their power. The nzn Rev. Am Rand of kshhurohem, |ja^_ naumily in lore a. in a <juiet bouw in the can party, sod aUratpi ths sraetiun of a who within aeren yean hare wielded the couatry. Certainly, ia thia ioatanw, the new oad upon it. roitta I brikve in Demowutic pony In eolid rolaran, North boinK “thrown together' wn nos entirely notwithstanding the errata that have stare accidental, since Mr. .Philip Warrington, occurred No auheoquool break lag -up of iu b'u interval io tba old kdy, every day that Legislature, oomweation, ar arrunevfound aomethinj to brioj him to CtfL y meat eaa effect his title, or dretroy whu Farm. fook rdace at that time. Though the very Now it wm to bring her a new j-aper or members wbo proc'aimed the efoctfoo of a mcmage from the doctor; then to read to her aorne very ini. rating curorts from sul-e.iueutly dralate that of Nicholls rad etow. She bold sad Infirm, loo. and yet a new book ; and then again to offer larks taka part iu the eketlou uf Spofford, U b in four years not cue of'ray fmnily bar or partridge., forgetful of tba crmliy of too eUr foe ammsul they could not take boon to ere her.** away richls whieh hid vested, or mak. that “Why, it b such a leedy, out-of-the-way And in the soft, rich and dreamy Octo- unUwfttl which had U«t before bnfah when the minds of man were greatly di­ country place.'' returned hie wife, “that L'nlma Kellogg voluntarily withdraws, the vided M to what should bo doo*, and that really to go there eernu unite an uadertak Sexate will have to deads the notation of things afotid nut long gg_asrn* tfoj were, S. Yet I don't wish te negkrt the old h'> aketitm m it stood si the time of the He marked out hu rerarm, and aAfcrerd y. Bhc wrote last year that she would himarif to it with uqdaunta! tmvuga. like to see the girb. now that they are Mr. Hayes wm elected M a RepuMkan, grown ; and Alite's mother, you know, wm her favorite mere I am euro she would be gmlified at a visit from w>. Indeed, sow extract a Demoeretic majority uf M.OOO from a Republicaa mqjtrrity of 30,000. No one prays for conciliation rad froUnity betwtvn the North rad Snath more oarMody than wyaeif; but conciliai to Qspfoy «wm Xy «h. mo* mm, to two aud tratenuty. to U hoocrabto rad i a mood ef mind by no means enviable. vtatigatioao ----------_ durable, muet be boned upon the sou sun And the firat pereou she saw, ou rea.-h- all disgubm and preteaeoa. the rimpl. last 1 ion of equal civil and poliueol righto, ing Copfey, wm Alice, standing on the eld b, that Packard and Chambevbu were not peace and protect!en to ail men of all races ■ fasbiotud “stoop," canopied by autumn able to malataia thenwjvm ia authority, ami orerek If the meu wbo held the coL , roya, with a remarkably handsome and oL and the Oovarnmeat of the Utritod Stater, c*d oxa ia bornkgu, and wbo at evere egaat-luoking young nun by her side, the riep ainev toe war. and until Aretercby. ly miles froa the city. altitude a»I exprosuoa of huh revealing ia the exercise of its dberetinu, reftmod fottobt sgainat civil righto rad the roustiIl dm aeceMar.lv be a brief rkit, for' at a aingk gtsnre wh.kMre. Hette® frit to them Ito support. Thrir Lagfohtaree, lad- , tatiotMl Amendmcnla. are tn day regener­ Charlie waa expected boost—Mrs. Buttoni be a deuthAkw to all her sehaaiag and ated, and will now administer the greet had not said a word. ex«e»« to bee dough ■ bojan She had muted well, bat, a. ts the principle* oataTted by tho Repubhca par Ur, atautaspMiag Mr WMhglM-»= iI ease with even the mart ekvrr schemon, ■y and pkoed by st in tho Cnurittaisoo so, after a day and a night st the old ftra ■ aba bad strained too bard, and orerohotllic and kvu. it isa coMutpmataue .itrroudy to bourn, they were prepared to return to the bowiahed. Ma frame of mind <m tho part of th* !.«wt)Mrn j-eepfo 1 should re­ toTeave the poor old gard m the mum important and doriroUc ___ Mm. Sutton. “She b </aU priM rimagm. - eo infirm, and that IsoMafcaopar of hare b 1 ant, I suapeet, over-attentive to her eem- Builders, examine their Building Material, House Trimmings,: Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WTABD I PLOW, before purchasing others,; Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, YSJ.1 TtE-WT Special Medical Announcement Joy Comfort and HappinMi Sisk ani’iiffleted: or BAsraw asd vicism THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you DR. J. B INSURE 11 save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only WHOLE NO. 2052. •FMATOR MORTON �extended to utWeiaiai,^ foe rAlie^-'untmakiugj-opl., with uo pxwithely bU Vice brought tfown to dta bmwt sent non-! iatewtfouar. ra<be few.?, serolted in the smteut with the UghtotdWrocy. Pram- i UJi ?ut * wooenru. aud ct*ru«, dent Hayes' hoH npeu the New York yub-, thia is their frat spyoarance for tmny months They lost there grip upon the 1 public about two Tears ago, and hare aerct A curious sale was held ia this eity 1ml | ' been able to regain it. Otsee they were night—an auction sale cf patent HghU. A vay rich, but they did not know how to very large crowd wm attracted, and the keep their monej, and they went down, bidding wm spirited. Tho patent for a down, ul! they are living now in abject folding chieken-ooop sold for IS, a machine poverty. Woodhull makes spa^nodie at. for washing eorrants 117.50. and so an. tempts to loeture, but the public take no A patent fur glass lining pipe-stems interest in her, and Blood has dmerted her, brought 1950, and an improveaMUt in following hia notion of atending by an af. liquid measure. ttSO. The long-haired finity only w. long as it b pleaan: to hint, inventors, who had all aorta of gim-cruka, and Tennis was always a daaagreeahh per­ howbad with indignatloa at the tow prime son without noy point at ill. Thrown off prororsd, and thsrs wsna groat deal of fun from • very nasty service, they Ursd about rrclvsd during tho aah. Ftwty-thnee pat m long m each flies usually do, aud have gone m sueh flics always do. They hare THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM had their terr abort aummsr. is very dan, and the old complaint, are rife. There seems tn be M vitaftty, no The brief latter of Prmideut Hayes to life in trade. The interior merchants are Secretary Sherman printed herewith, clear­ ncae wm entirely suspended, the stores re­ buying only what they .cannot hdp, the ly sots forth the policy whieh he will pursue maining dosed all day. The proosaioo only comfort beutg that they pay. Inteliu reference to the Clril Berries, If folly wm scry fine, oempriring all ths military. ligrot jobbers from tho interior say that if carried out this will fre- the pebbe service the police deportment, all the aocteUes, and tho crop now ia the ground i> good, there from partman contrrJ; place the colloction will be a revival in the foil, and with that at testifying their respect for the memory of dts fkJien>rave. It seems but yraterday thst Lee surrendered, aod yet that railroad company to change their course or nve them a branch ; but it a. too late. years here flown wm shown in the Mpeet Fiftoes years ago the ‘ Opposition” slnbbcruly resisted, had their dance, sod now war, who took part iu the exarciaet. Men Bet what is s^fiaDy important, is that who west into the war boys and ensue out by soy means wsntiatc. Let some pro DO officer shall be require.! se permitted in youag mor. are now gray haired, and the grcssirc young or old paraon attempt to take part in the maaagccncnt of political middle aged soldiers of 18'13 moved very get up an entet taiameat among his neigh­ slowly in tho profession. The increased bors, for their amnaemeot m well m hia awn, and he will soon discover tho propor­ election campaign. In taker words, the tionately vial number of people that are President propcho that the Federal officer tie beginning of the war m a brigin, quick, “agia k." Should bo suoceed, the “Op.hall aUcnd to the duties of the offer toe poailioa," like ths villsgc above referred to, active-moving nyn of thirty-five, who wore which die Government employs him and want.a branch right away ; bat bio succcrt hia shoulder strap, as proudly and gaily as must always be dependent upon his own exnot dents himself to ths poliueal intensta a cavalier, and a ho came out of the war a ertioaa, lor it is sc much easier to dsatroy of his party and particularly of the Con rather pordy but still active and handsome than to build, and U will find htaaelf rargnmrman to whom he owes his appoialbrigadier. There wm more silver in his guards while be was shot by his roo-in, rounded by ifeatroycn. How few people law. McClellan wm an old gray haired man. hair, sl>3 hia figure had lost the dean sym­ awl a Brituh subject. Ils often ssaured there are who will sustain a sheriff, a cooTba President also indirectly calk tbs rtabls or a railr.md conductor io tbe netmetry of youth, but bo was still a splendid me that be aoujd not become s nattnl'ued cue at hia riglgful authority, and what a attention of the country that Federal looking man. Yesterday he read a poem eitheu becsaae tlje United States Qorernoffer* an not the perquisites of Congress­ ment wm not strung enough. Ho wm a at a monument in Brooklyn, an old, de­ men or party leader* to be used iu rewani­ crepit, gray-haired man, who looked m min without blacnwh. Knowing that ho could neither bs bought or friuhteoal, the ng their personal supporter* and to be though hr might have been a vise ran of apportioned'to such mes, not M they arc die war of '12, instead uf the great re­ fitted foe the public service but M they bellion. Wo hare livid at a hiding pare hare made th-meelroi conspicuous and for the last twenty yean. ■ effective ia promoting the peransi aims HduJb bib 3I1<;. act Na 19S of this of the dispute.- Hereafter, the eollsetora samioa, raitorea tho tax ou that eminently A great many years ego four Lrothcra, of ports and other Federal ofieera will hard-to-flad piece sf prutistty, the boom not detail subordinates to tbe duty of aooa of a Long Island farmer, came to deg. Tbe amount i- fl for each male carrying rstiruM* or maaipulatisg ooavsa- Now York and learned the printing busi­ dag and. S3 for each femgls. The tax goes to a fond by itself, subject to orders in liona. If it has Lee n a raure for remoral ness. Getting through their apprentice­ payment of sheep dortroyed by dogs the that roberdi naira have failed or refused to ship, they commenced book-printing io a orders being given at the usual meeting attend to these mature, it is. hereafter, to raisll way, which, M they were sober, in­ of tbe.township or city board, on the be an ofora re for them to spend fair lime dustrious and shrewd, soon got io be a very showing of certificate made by justices cf Tl><*t/boy. were Jom-| L, the peace. The owner of sheep thdb killed in these Vara1 ions. whUh hare Leenme as largo way. is obliged to have them viewed by a jusJames, Wesley and Flctehcr Harper. notorious m they are shameful In brief, it ia the purpose of ths Pres­ ident to restore the policy of rc nductiog the Civil Service to that which prevailed until the days of Jukmo, when Mr. Marry, an ij* spokesman, declared that "to the vioPirr belong the spoils.” 1 toils—thai 1 o the co 0 vunqial THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Has The Largest Circulation, Is Radically Republican in Sentiment Subscription Price only 81.50 per Year in Advance. COFFEE JOB DEPARTMENT, We are prepared to fill all Ordent promptly for Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let- All About TOBACCO. CROCKERY. ter Heads, Note Heads, State ments, Envelopes, BusiW.tV Cards, &c„ &c. Smith Hogle & Preston. State St., Maatinga, Mich. ab«p. Before receiving an order on tbe aheepfund he muat alto show to tho author­ ities that be has not been able to secure Mliafactioo from the owner of tbe dog that did tbe nbchief. The justice's and aasewor's fees am paid from the shaepfund, and any balance remaining after the payment of ioaMo goes to the primary sehoob of the ui vtuhto. Any dag that 1>m killed >beep io held by the law to belong to tbe perouu around wjiw place U ius braat for 15 days pre-toua to the time of committing the slaughter. brother managing the department ha wm beat fitted for without interference or sag­ geelion from the others If one had any doubt. m to tho advisability of a jporement, -a council wm called, and whatever When I put my hesd.through the grat­ ing I saw Cornelia fiunting and rubbing her then; told her for bar Giber's sake Ui rally. She gathered her Uvlodmui bry*fo cr tn I er.sras and ran behind tbe cage. Afus the lock had been chotq..i .st of lbs donr I re-racg inside to give the alarm that thd. Rub had find tbe jail My daughter's Cum was oorered with blood Tbe funds to be raised by taxation on •ame. As tens were born tn thsm they from wouuds caused by shot whieh had the stat.! at large are given in the table _ l_l _._1LI__ -l . . V came mto the firm, all being litergHy born below. This statement is prepared from to the-businoa^ Every male Harper was official sources, and persona who hSve gain, •12fi.“T*'WR,rsajrs; educated first, and then compelled to learn hia trade. If his taste run to printing he not knowing then that tho rum which cd informal ion oe this subject from errTHE BLACK HILLS was pul into the offer ths same m snyteth- had bem lift by tbe guards had been STS «r apprentice, and learned tho trade aids by traded wiih powder only by the Sheriff. will here find cevssion to amend their sriiisywttssxressWith Claj’it Mawtaucc I carried Johnnie s pruviotu knowledge. Tic ap|ruprialious fftwa.taSws'jS&r tide with the hnmbkst boy from the dead body down atairw throngb tbe hall to for the new eapiUd wade during tbs recent stroete. Some were thus diapered of, oth­ tho outride door Tsrning, I saw a rs er* were put into tbe counting room, erth newalof the attack, and my husband sraaioa are devoted to furnishing the r.lSTb’ building, the means for completing it ‘ ‘ era into stereotyping, and others mto th« ctMuing nos —a- s-.a-L—B Appropds warehousa, and ao many eff them era lions Tor bwldiospnrp , either ampler there now that ^ch department hm Harp ing, making additions era. not only at foe bead, but all through edifices, arc levied fur the Totua bvuas of correction, the Pontiac uylum, the atalr it. And evrey one takes tbe plots that prison, nonaal school, a^ticnlt-jral cnUrgs, the whole in couasil decide for him, rand ..J r. u GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS L7.W, iSSS^THE BOSS USER BEER $6=’$20r»:i? humble his place, lie is a Harper, and has an equal interest with the others in thn bones, but he ia required to do his duty, and do it well. Not to do hia duly ■ the one unpardonable tin wjth tbe family. There never was any bead to ths bouse. When asked who wm the Harper, and who the brothers, ths answer always was, “Any Ono o( u» ia the Harper, and tho others are the brothers." Tbs bwaiacau of the hotne is simply imThey bare published tboususds upon chouMtids of books, the value of their stereotype plates being ratimated at over 13,000,000. Go nrhere you srW, is every Louse in tbe United States, yon wfll see books with the w&kn>wn imprint, “Har­ OUR NEW YORK LETTER. SOAP Fletcher, the last of tbe brothers, died this a century. The family wm a reprarkal.1-one ia many respects. They never had a difference qy a quarrel. With a busincwi Tbe amounting to miOioM per year, with, the largest publishing honM- in thia csantry, and one of die largest in tbe world, every - benefit the entire country The following ire the brief letters Bocretmy Sherman and the President. VEGETINE & CO'S 157 155 and WO0»W»«»*»E.,|£T|0JT Fashiaile Siusr Dress Gris INCLUDING °E°--W°9D? * CO-, CuntrWpport, P.XUKkGO. i PERSONAL. City Dr ig Store The Simplicity of Our Fithers per and Brothers," Poetry, fietioo, sei race, philowiphy, achool books, mImos, en­ cyclopedias, tbeolqgy, art, nteehanKs, er. erything under hraren that Ism srer been trrsCtan about or printed, Loth from Amer- Tba Vanderbilt Estata-WoodWI and Ctoftm--Decoration Osy—Flstohsr" larger cirdalatioo than any similar publicsHarper—Tclitical-Bra toe al Auction' tiou in lb. wtwld.Mx! their illustrated ya—Butlneta. per and Buev rank equally high. All thr operations of ths btwinsm, except papermating, are oarriml on on tho pnuabce. In their immsuae tnHwnof bnildipg. th. paper b taken is, the nMauscrijit n rsad, the gone off to Europe, no ooe knows why. Itype b sat, the stereotype plates are made, Mrs. Le Ban, coo of the daughters, baa th. t press-work b done, tbe folding, xiuhcommenced the contest over the wOJ, and tug. i hmdinx and onamMUeg, in short tbe Curadiuku sued him for nmiUioa. And enure < book from beginning to end b made in tho comers, even to tho drsigtrin; and eograving the picturra ' The death uf th. ImI of the foonA-n. will make no difference in ths bwsiam. of thaooMera. After tba death of Jorepb, some years ago, tbe renaming three tareal orer tba ennlraJ to their sass and Mpbews, only takisc part when very grave ma^r, -me np. There « plenty cf trainwl »e1; to take tUir piM>«, .nd tk«r.-s no fee.-of GEO. PECK 1 ) I 1 1 . but was afraid to remain." Mr*. Chtshohu then dencriW her efforts ito relieve tbs sufferings and dram the 'wounds of her hu«Und and daughter ,aed 1 ' ! affile Serin Matte HBSic .Paw Fashions malic Oimito nffiic Mackiie My DHSTIC IONTHLY I LIGHT-RUNNING J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor,' HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of nil descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prctcriptinui tkillfully compounded. Also a full line of BBTffDTE. DOMESTIC 8KWING MACH INK PEST. laa. Maago eV WavW. Sm< Qm| kz af Warb ’ DOMESTIC" BEVIXG MACHINE CO.. Lager Beer DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless ’ ' J CARBOLIC OIL LINIMEN’ �Tift IftfutLic^ Byt/tuf BlGJGF.ST RUSH ! CLOTWr EVER SEEN IN GRA7Srn’RA.Pir>B. On too. mt of dun tune, mid hiring too Urge , Stock ot Sprain »«■! Summer Clothing, We hive the Pricei of Men a and Boy's Glothiug so low that GIVE ■WXr-L BE surprised and we have boeu doing an immense buainer® ever irince. Cbhfa-Am. Wife or Judge Chi.holi., wU w., Murdered by lb. Kamper C«. ruSum . few Jaya Mu. The latter wra written to . friend la W—htogtan. D. C. Keerybndy r—d U. mA .«« bow peaceful and ge.ervo. th-e Mtaria- ,J 60- H OOMdie oo. Ibraer Priew »« 00 to 18 00 " “* sl,rio« Suiufa. t» »i>d »9. former prim *10 10 »15. Men s Fine Caanmere and Black Cloth Suits $10 to $15 and up. M w‘ ■ feu’s Lined Pants 75ctt. and $1 00. len’a all Wool Pants $2 50, $3 and up. . Men's Fine all Wool Pants and Vests $|. $5 and un fen’s all Wool Goats (Job) $2 50. fen’s Cotton Socks 3 and 6cts. a pair fen’s Summer Coats 35cts. and up. Hen’s W-hite Vests $1 00 aud up. otyoatlMwWo Ihll UJ of thoal SOW bl UM. whieh often produce uafavorable afteta upas the ayatoM. rapeeUDy when prapuml wUh deobolk Saida. Is MMiy cue. rflebilily ud . ................. ■uia Paris Green, Paris Green, . Paris Green a. wiitits a uuts. WE HAVE THE GOODS. NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHIL In fact nil Goods whether fine or conynon have been reduced in pnee fully 30 Legal Blanks Legal Blanks gal Blanks Boj’s Suits (3 to 8 year#) $1, $2, $3 and up. Boy’s Suite (10 to 15 years) $2 50. $3, $4 and.up. Boy’s Suite all Wool $5 and upwards. Boy’s Blue and Black Pants $2. ’ Boy‘s Blue and Black Coate. small jtiresjfc2 50. Boy’s Summer Goats SScte. and up. Boy’s Lined Pants 75cte. and $1 00. full assortment all the time * WARZEI XBAIIEt ( CESIWX". FSR Lower than My other Store in th. Suu-, mid you will do well, .nd get boiler Good., .nd jnn money'by coming to ■». tah being the to. with vrgMd to tbe relrItUM. preparations of Iras, and th. .faohoUe drink., uf whlnh uj one on. Mijfy Litoral f by liv.etig.ting the subjoin. aa .jyortiilty It low prraentwl la tho pr>."rmJ!nn, far the All About the County. THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Doable Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. 1 T11C‘SC eictrft Ltnv 1>ric0)l Wdl continue till our present Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing ia all disposed oE Mfar-i prrparatfan whfcb so happily bin*. th. pratoii-i. of ir» n with <to other ran•tii.eot part. that lbw •<•««• inridral fa thy uw of iron «*lt» arv entirely obriatod. Fish! H lit HMD! Fish! Rm! Ctoacil rrorwduig* in thia Imwi: Uwy in woOMwhtt iitemtilg ifawrm mild th*l W«kom« Marti, haa h|a twriiog mill rrady far lurinrra. Th. grc«i*>! ii gtttlig <«ry dry, mJ o*l» ia pirtkuUr Mt •nfferl.g far raia. Th. «l worn u luting iraubl. with mbk of Ibo thnam' rora, wo »r» Mid. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to WALBRI I> G E. its natural Vitality and Color. I* offering to all the largriu. uwetswot of H ATS, CAPS and NI8HING JGOOJ»S Ur. CrfoNi l> >«J!diig I .ide-w.lk on BroAdway 1. (hint of hi. ruldiott. GENTS’ FUIL to be found out- Jn TkwM^I F"< of Pino SiilneM Ptttak, one sad on*-Ulf i.ehra ibid, for J Vi A C. G. Bnrn.tr. When you want yosr prcsirriptiotu. pul ule by up with Furr Itrtyt and at ntMOBablt taaylGM. pric -. naw to the CITY DBUG STOSS Pure CaUforeiTn^Trt jiuietxf W ArtBl A Bisxu. but1£<4 Sittni, Hoolx A PaiBwx'sf WhittMU-a A—rto "Ciadina—tho b«W nt'-- market. A full aupply .1 J. p GOOD HiWS TO TR PUBLIC! Jiouw in Map|« <lro»e. II* apprara la tn Keith's livery wul.t.. raorooglily iafarmwl t. regard Io hia subject, TA. La>lira* Sewlag Sucirly of Eauutl nJ la. very plraraat and inierettingryaakrr. Church will bo nun.lnJ ea Friday aftra- Nut Sunday eveaiig bo propoati to oom*»■» by Mrs. Xorraao Balfay. Thai gam af gsKra. chew*. ie being indulgtd ia by lovers of th. gam. la this eily. TRIUMPHANT! Special Notices. •ibi- day st &10 p. x., and New York licit mon.ing al 10.30 s. M. Thi* faat 1 day cx|irra. u Uk beat train betweca Mrhiatia and the East. Parlor era from Iktruit to Buffalo; alecpins; cosdtu fruta Buffalo io^'ww York. ; uuy30tf •raw. wJUabJaf aww. mu.) ad., <wrr ia>—‘H*. Irb.lgf. F.tetai, dyrai la wimntod ■wiintraa tho tody, dm » Um Mir 1 mmm The Advance Plow Fanners buying paints, oib or Lrii'-ra will do well to cone and get the prices al WAxxnt 4; Basskx. jnneOtf '•*•k" Ida aol Mk aay.it to uk. Agents Wanted. A good, lire nun wanted to mU Swcrt'i Automatic Rainwater CuVoff, ooc of th. bon soiling article geing' A big ehanci ... th. n—i ;.r _ __ t?-. TME IA ADEH HAIR DRESSING, rriowfatry MOWER § REAPER •is!!•**•*•• Md Wia b. Moray fa fatal wan ri«ii tboir raratiMMMlu wh. wiU -------------r'— -fr-rrlir-1. I ».«~mtoady.. ha.d *.,klCTLTVRAL IMPUtMAXTS^aOktod.. ay OLD STAND Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering - Hair, Shingles. 4c. Cail •> m. at th. Bl.rwto, n-ito.—*■-----•J w, w*. T. r~—» li.iU.Jra, hii.r IWilS Mt. A. D. COOK. ____ , | COMPETITION . 1 WANZER & BARKES, in t V lR I City Drug Store, Hastings ■ Wm. H. Goodyear. 4 F & T tM H V 'tW l? Drugs, Medicins, Etc,. Etc Your Trude Solicited. * D rugs-—PatentrMudicin eaPsints—Oils—Brushes ot mywrif nd public. nd t< I u> about to n, lira from ilw wrratling riog. | mi Iwricci, baLww *> doing. io grt Ml of joa mm »cr. tof.rv tho jrablie. that lbs qnootlM aa W who K. F. Bsmnr, M. D.. •prl ftf__________ H-tragtJAW Ui>u»r, Mid. , JIM 1, 1J77. r> tht RonorMt faum Cun»eilafjhf City nJ Ilattioyt: New MUUiwry Stars, Local Jlitice; 8ut« Strait, North «d«, Stu door w*t U tbo Bink. Now Gwds, Naw Style., New I’rirra. Ladka, jJomc call and look at our pxxfa Toiiet articles— Perfumery School, Miscellaneous, and Blank Books —Stationery ffilBIifflfflUL (SHUT. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician's Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully pre­ faced jrith Drugs and Chemicals of parcel quality only. T OABVERTISERS. TAKE NOTICE. Thou whom it may Concern. I am now running To a New Portable Mn, IM BifflJM SSFIBJCU Bmiu chine for movingvrai s­ ing or changing the lasobe. ctaouuTioir location of buildings from small to great and having handled about l£00 buildings �Holloway's Advartiaemanta. ■’fiiirww = MICHIGAN .rar Tarrwwxr orraa waout tomlp sauvin flfflor. CENTRAL RAILROAD. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, The Leading Paper of b-A-ruy corriM-TY Has The Largest Circulation, Veirctine Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. And A RAFFLE FOR FREEDOM. m irpawed in the State. a Local Papci M Vain,SAILISU. Jaim 4 saiiin Subscription Price only S1.50 per Year I ascended the Muauuippi ou • steamer in whieh w»re Judge J— and Gen. K—. ef -Pennsylvania, with both of whom I wut slightly acquainted. I “A turd Mt, the Natchei men," add tho captain, who me* us on the cabin Stairs. ''There’* tone of them down io in Advance. xtx irzj arx. “Let’s go down and look on awhile,’ ranoted tbe Judge. \ In tbe salocn we found four men seat­ ed at a table, around whieh a crowd of JOB DEPARTMENT, We are prepared to fill all Ordres promptly for lookimt ou Log when one of the plsyen. a middle sped man. who I learned was a cotton pLu.tar, bet bis last dollar against tbe baud Of one of-his antagonists. The. Utter showed low kings, while he had only four queens. He wm "cleaned cut," and me as though be w» going to leave the table. “Ant you broke, eokud ?" asked One of the men. "Dead I" wm the Uconie reply’ "Never mind; IU lend you.’’ u Mo ; T can make araise, I reckon. Here Dogers, Posters, Bill Heads, Let- .. ./rizT tC. » England has 140 daily papers. A dear case—An empty dry goodt box. sfi ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ Flow to take life easy—Be careleas with ments, Envelops, Busi- IIP MMlaneWMeK If *■> ikm ba. abrlkasrasar af mH j«tU»ae> »>a«U »a«b« <r*a.a.l^ 11 I ■un itrnt livings. 'RL'S'E-. Cards, &c., &c. Ooo. M. Dewey, Tbe old negro went on bis errand and soon returned with the girl and her young star. The “girl" proved to be a stately mulatto woman atom thirty-five years old. Her “jousgater'’ vu a fine, intelligent looking boy eleven or twelve years old. wbewe complexion showed him to be much more nwlv allied to the white race than to tho black. “Hero, gentlemen," said the planter, m they entered, '■yon neo thia girl and her ------------- -------- M you esu find yesterday for will give me Oa reMlae aM Sllae lh.~.uuo. tlim UNDI AMD lETtJIT Editor. Advice to young men about to settle down—Settle up first Plate St., HostingH, Mich. A parlumrohry fowl—The bco that made a motidtfito lay on tbe table. Hany a man has rained his eyesight by sitting in bar-room looking for work. ’ A young Chicago German is about to cremate his wife, sad then reaiate himself Marias •< <ata hriltwa. SsSSfiS® Knitted in the l.'ntted States during 1876. Pounded ice for dinner, if allowed tn stand too long, is not what it is cracked up " saurjswxs.'ssax %%%&&£ Il was a Hula throe-year-old who re­ marked that she didn't want to kina her papa, because he had "fringe' around bls CKOOFB BETWEEN THEM. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. as*ft-iir H&ra.iKOT. n« 1! 1! L asii^sac s teste.- 26^~te;.i!,5S.gft.:nsr«'; sb; $20r,r.: -'j-l.t.-i- itr 4 roar W.»»»- GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS staking silver legal tender fur public and private, in that State. Did you ever notice how surprised you were when you pet your foot oc the next stair and found there wasn't any then ? HEALTH AIBjS PLEASURES ! Diseases with Its AgoniesI “Wil yon mil them separate? " asked some one “No, can't do it: I promised not to. Tho gal swain she'll take htr life if sbo'a separated from her boy. sn« her old mu tar said he was sure she'd keep her word. But don’t y:.u all see that the girl is worth more money than I ask for bdh ol them? Come, who'll giro he »600 man said when he advertised bw ratuwaj •bo*V apprentice. Tbe planter waited a ruunicnt forare— •• - Tw U< Mat iciall. Ila • aaraUan 1. Secretary Sbcnuan thinks tbe prwpm -*7. — ™^: ••Weil, I must hare wmc money. Come, what any you to a raHe—thirty chancre M2CSrfi.T.,?iJ8>"te^SS! a. e**l| — — Q r\_. —___ _ . I The reason why bankers are so art to THE BLACK HILLS prosper ia because they. take so much in-, rr^Aritealtaral aM tlmatas raaaatMa. Cll- ftsfbZT" °r’^' tliat .>• iF .•J Tie Grat Swta talite IIOBTHEBN HAILWAY COMPANY GEO. WOODS 4 CO.. Cambridgeport, ~ -------------------— ,nXiQi| i«L Geo. K— whispered something in Judge J—'a ear, awd then went to the table and hid two ten-dollar gold piece, “Nunc, air, pkaae. ' Never mind the name. PERSONAL. Pat it clown Philadelnhia C«g Mar. a»4 all retaulU«t> »T- Saw .rwta. 'EW*Y«ll CKN'KAL'rULttl* City Dr ig Store Better to meet your bus:near acquaint anrew with a free -'don't-owe-you a-ceni’ smile than to dodge around the romer to ceeapo a dan. . Jaril Billina remarks that “Kata are affectioMtc; they lev young. chickens. The dire wore brought and tho throwmg began. Each chaneo entitled the holder to three- throw*. Tramp an very foad of flowers, and Thirty «x w*a the-highest thrown until the bolder of tbe i-leventh chance threw may bo found peeping into'yards and Im He soured furey-two. Torn a leva number wm thrown until number twenty one The slowest man tn America ia eaid to live in OH City. Il is a common occur rents for bis witch to ran dowu while he Again and again tbe dice rattled in lb* box. until it aunc to number twenty-nine. “Come, Niwute-ita your tarn now.' As tbe poor woman came Ibrward. her hands cr.-med and pramd convulsively against her bresac, it wm truly painful to petjtiro trial, in Russia, with E^lieh plows, wiioron bar mptatiou. ••Won't the KcndsRiaa that took tbe w.n the honors, and now the export cf plows will be <re«tly increued. bsHtit telii ladui tait Paper Miw tatit DisHiv hustle BacMie fiiiii 0MKT1C 10XTHL1 J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. - - MICHIGAN. Pennsylvania Drugujpnd Medicines of nil descriptions kept L-onstnntlv on hand, nml Preecriptionc tkiUfully compounded. Also n full line of LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE BEST. The fullowing letter paused through the pasinSco the other day: •XS-AljK'K-.'Ml.l1 PEMHB, ELK, PITS, OILS, D Y hi STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. ™ ‘ ML,™ Of all kinds in endless varieties. xxit(S6 D"1*' tltoueh he could not beiirao hia cyar, then bepwtdm tobaz nad stepped Uek, CARBOLIC OIL , throw again, urged tbe , ‘I*’a m a^, maater; I couldn't throw fcrtt*®e n"r< • u "Tr>», tra« I Bat .rec have y»ur own Gumming' & FilingS&WB Railroad ■TsvsjSisarifttetstt: J^fcEasanftfiuazs; PATENT MEDICINES • DOHESTIC" SEW1SC MACO1SE CO- |pS£-ESsi“!.€ *T«. TAYliOk, Oea-l 8«>t uiiLtEim, iiBa,*. ter.* •niSKsr#- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-06-13.pdf 9e8b553851b82e89d2507118a4c78c7c PDF Text Text yfrffrpvstroiX •tfX*'! GEO. M.1DEWET EDITOR. HASTINGS. BARRY COUffTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY.JUNE 13, 1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 7 K'tHIBH. 1KD BOSKS CUM FARMERS. ‘Et,, 'dimly. Thomas Rake PHYSICIAN A SURGEON gjj. Utb. Be—Steak. Swarr's Micit Nashville, SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER, t»»c City Official. lEisSajiiUstri COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. », norrou* ia hurt During that hr had marru-l, [and three children Board. The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. It is unequalled for quality of WORK. LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while its ®gSS=Kri luokad oat for himrelf, cheated right and left, and been a rich man to day The I world aright bare auaevw! a little, bat it would taut bare pamad him by roitemptn ' inuly, neither would his. wifa and children | ba endurine priration. And a skiver p—I .,-rer him. bat ii waa । STUDEBAKER WAGONS, SUPERIOR AID HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, injured bosUnd would take the child «'«»<■ a penny to spend T ■Il it Lard ! I .hall never I MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVELS, AC, AC. JAntk CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX caaXtXBT premia >Uym»e Xlraa to ' SMITH k KWAPPEV. ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT9SMPSKLIMS tSSi 'S™1 Ciunivtetn. Owas. JCK—rn. I and ho Cabinet are I “No ; it ia a Seatdi plaid rireiriar I bad I ‘hinge into account ’ Waa there co thio earth "good <*11 to meet" He was »,t umgratnlsiing htmaelf np- other Reapers, Fhich is a very desirable feature. Mitiinai. keep him warm He want Mumbling aloe?, thinkinc WhU had be done that misfortune abouid follow him, while aoeh mrn u Gale, who wrung the life Mtud ca»t of thur fellow I creaturta. prospered and brwrded thrir | wealth T Gala without a child ia tbe Ha Lad Weight is Little More Than One-Half DENTIST GRANT AT LIVERPOOL “Ilia aua 1 And an yon I The Champion was the ligbest draft of all tha Machines terted at the Centennial Field Trial of Mo went and Reapers and received the lughesl award. . Hotel, QBUBUnM. ' CHAMPION F. S. BOWEJT, ruXTRAL HOUSE.’ ) rua. micb~ l. t. rrxL-rrBB. rma. nrzi^:. miM.IMl kn *Sare«4 ta res aO mr The I'.im «u | BsrtttisswaM-rt- I It was rictoriouB over all Competitors at the Great Centennial ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Field Trial, Il works the easiest because the weight of the drivtr ^IX^CUAXCBBY. oare«TwBM.lBr»J»Qye»l . does the dumping, and iff the most durable because it has WROUGHT IRON (notca*t) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS (not iron) over the teeth. THE CLEANING BAR IB ENTIRELY NEW and NOVEL. NO STICKS PLUGGED IN THE aXLE, ATTORNEY AT LA W A SOLICITOR NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We olio hare the .■« !U»l. Stre.< re., tre«l WHOLE NO. Come and see ourStock. v.l.M2yl. a- ■Wtll Stale Affaire. I annually required tn keep the docks in 1 der. and referral to the enonaotu au ! Tire towai fee ear tee ■ wtoa Ita ita-a »» GHEBLE & RUSSELL I Ofk-eiJVk.t’ teeter la Urw.l Sark beat rtrange affright. ‘‘Evening paper,” mag owl a abritl little voice al bu elbow “Oh, pkaae. 1 want a iilUe money ao much T "So do I. child," be aaawered, almoet' roughly putting him away. II. C. PKCKHAM. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, ’S^SEH-E: GALE CHILLED POT! ISO BOX. KiLBy wan St DELIUI1TJ. WOLf.n. D. Is rex rmm ever the Breton Cast. Stare. '• krers rroa io •’•trek a. a. Is • >■„■- Bre- A. P DRAKE. DIAMOND IRON, AND DIAMOND STEEL IRON BEAM PLOWS. i i i i i\s i\n nnm ruinnob. JOSEPH YATES' TEMPTATION. ■■ Deposit niiwiey all right ? Fifteen min waa slow al figures, and he couM mantpu one lit Ing Brtd. hie the books a UttU, arrange it so that feveral weeks would elapre befwrc the fraud would be discovered. resign next Friday, and be off to more prosperous life. Why, JACKSON WAGONS! Ho an deathly pale. could not tell why, but these were always Gain.' times of trial fur him. If ha should make a mistake enow day! And it al wap ■ net er indnhetd ia A bard, sharp, shrewd man was Peter Gale, though there wasn l a Arm ia tbe rity that stood higher than that of Gale A Co. Mr. Fielding, the compear, trareled the greater pert pf the time, and Gale man. aged the indoor affaire. e.__ ZT.L.____________ - . 1 . -Ob. Zoe! I thought weorthreg bad It was a dull. TAYLOR AJil> GALE HORSE RAKES Buckeye Newer, with Table Bake Beaper. into bio aaar chair bolehhoere-, rojoyaUe affair. I tbe eta.dt.iaa 1 to the au.nn arai preyed—it I reuld Jo—for Mr Lar one, t Holland City haaai to the I1M tata “Yre. air? He m»de bo reply, but taking off hie ent, kluod before th« grate-fire, wont and I gloomy. । fugitive, akulking about la darkneaa and HemieYate. looked re bnwh t.nd ehrery habile.' PKTSICtAX* BVBaB3X.-0S— • k—.ii. «...., ra«i> Bu»«. i left with a good half day'a verb before I I.ircicx IICSBELU The German CathoUa ef Adrian ilESSEB BROTHERS Ho Mt POWERS & BARLOW WM. BIRGHER. waa so may and inciting witb li eI relica of former i«»|writy and iota at BaasSa'a quimi eye and fairy His alippere were warming in the with which U NEW iE.T5L.SS.-K - Right in ttw pram of boniness aa boor X> Caaeay had rushed in on bis way to Builders, examine their Build­ "Ii railway. ’m off to Ireland," ba exclaimed , ing Material, House Trimmings, *” * JaerlTl Hare, receipt thfe, Yalaa. Quick aa light. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. C. (i. HOl.llROOlt. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purohasingothers, strained. Every one waranted. a moment think Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see If. Jthe Walter A. Wood Machines, Caw, Sin oi Onaneilal at m*ri«r> POWERS & BARLOW. J afferaonSt, TfTnrmrrsuwr Special Medical Announcement JoyComfari and Happineat Slek an« akUleteS! OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you be reid. -Im»try. "Earned it I Yea Bat ■ man likaGele ibiaka you a mere engina. Not a pica-ant word to-aigbt, not a cordial wieb. If b« Tn thio an ex ] Wowili: He pulled him alawot roaghlv •My child I group, "la tbe lore of II raven within von greet enough to keep this nbild and his another from ■urvalioo ? " . arwao. Ha If I bad Jcw-ph Tate, looked at U» piufhl tie tnite. .Not ragged, nor whh I ha i iSsrsraE i him will: ; roald not' kbto“' �FLETCHER However the notion may hare got abroad that Pmtdcnt Raya was in danger of overiooktag tho interests and welfare of the colored men of the South, it must U pretty effeotoally dispvlled by bis recent tauce, for which there he. Imre a lively oompetition, io given to Jarno, ImwIs a oolired citizen, every way qualified for the discharge of its duties. Collector King, also of tbe some rity, recently assured the, rtprenentatirgs of a" Colored Mros Union' that it was in aecordanao with the Prcsi deni's known wishes that a fair proportion of the offiecn within its appointment tion in thia matter. When the election retarns for a brief period last November made it look as if ho bad been dented by Tilden, be arid hia only regret was oo aocount of the cobrod people of the South. Tho Southern policy which he eventually adopted was both a matter of abaolulo neeesoaty and cf constitationri requirement, but it was also believed to bo for the perbroke tbe color. line io politics, under which the Republican party had been thrust Crain power ia nearly every South­ ern State, and it relieved the freedmen from the utnatunl porition, where, be tween the mercenary favoritism of unwor­ thy political friends and the onosequent halo and persecution of political fote, they had everything to ksc aud nothing to gait-.. Now they stand on their natural level aa rilhetu, and though in some plac­ es and tor a time they ussy mins tbe artifirial supports afforded by military rule, they will, in general and inevitably in the long run, find that they'have been making the only true prepress wjtich is guarestecd by our institution!. It is strictly a logical part of the new plan that no diacriminatioaa shall weigh against colored men iu sqtpoinlmeuta to cffice, but tint. Drerivcly like white otiacus, they shall be selected aad advanoed according to fitneas and the piicable in such matters. Every appoint­ ment made ia thin wwy will exert a thor­ oughly beneficial infinenoc on the colored rare; and it wifl no accord with the lawn, with tho public interests and with the Hory-f/.-r al tkc ralr of tkrte rioH'tri vul fyly cesfo per doy ; or, fifty erote n. Silas H. Douglas paid reek for thia bill. At ths same time, when bo bought and paid ha nephew Hunt those prices, this saute bill of pipe oould hare been purchas«!, delivered in Ann Arbor, at lew than one-half the price; and the parties furntaking the same could ham made a rood lair profit at than According to this little tnmnedon alone, the Univecrity is out over fiSOO; and the editor and proprietor of the Cvuritr stands ready to prove the abevo to be true, when exiled upon in any "^^TtbL’b*^ all. We find in this same bill twenty-eight mils of pipe chsrg ed at the rate of 19i rents per foot, amouning to •2,638.56. Bow great the profit was ou this little bill fo ^melody, we will soon adviM our readers about. The samo Douglas cliaryed, the tame yasr, seven hundred and forty-ouc dollars (•741) for superintending the work and making purehsowi for tho Utdveniij; and, ’ , , , , , , ' . . VEGETINE HARPER. week with usual tiriUiasgy. Jerome Park . was crowded with the tssbion of the rity, and rome very good lima wu made by th" steppers. Tbe smounf of money invested io fret goers ie this city is euoroous-Robert Bonner, tho htdyer man, has Mar!y a half million invested in this kind of The President and the Colored People OVER SOOT what better, although alDI in a very dan­ gerous condition. He is the last of tbe four brolhero who together founded the great publishing house of Harper Broth His grandfather eame over to this coun­ try Burn England in. the middle of the last century, and added »b a farm in Newton, L. L, which waa the home of the family until the death of the sou, Jo­ seph Fiddier, Harper's father, who was born there in 1706. When ho wu about twenty-aeren years old Joseph married Mini Elisabeth Collyer, a youag tody of Dutch dmceut. Hie (bur sou were boro upon tho faros—James in 1795, John in 1797, Joseph Wesley in 1801. and Fletcher in 1805. In 1812, when Jarno, waa sixteen years old and John fourteen, particular speed. Give a home speed -ia they come to this city and were appren­ sdditioa to Kyle and the lucky breeder ticed to a printer. After working at may not hb own price, amt pvt it. For grade of stock the market is never over­ stocked. There are osoatantly coming in Harper, ia Dover Street. As the book wrelrhr who n>n affimi to tau- chew ai that dore was only in its infancy prices for, what they tuirr, and it is new iu thia country, it was all up-hill work al more ill.a ercr tho fashion. There are first for the two youeg men Their first enough of pwr horses, and they sell aa large order wu the prioiing of 2,000 cop­ cheaply here u anywhere; but good boa­ ies of a trenriaiion ot Seneca's "Morris;' ts are always in dornand, and always at'a for Evart Duyckinck, which they executed very high prioe. in what was then considered a remarkably shon time. Tbe first work that boro ths imprint of J. 4 J. Hartier was Locke's ‘•Ereayonthe Human Undcretaodiag.” of which they E W. Barber, haa rolled. and A. D. Hoaen, Ewp, of Pa_, who baa oren chief of lbs Postage Hump DivWoo, has been appuinied in Ma stead. This ia a moot ad- Tbo Baser he autablwhed in .pita, off the opposition of his brothers II may almost be said that ho did it os his own responsibility. When Jiarytr't Weekly was first started it waa merely a collection of tekrt Iteere from o.her periodioals, .nd was very dry. He saw what was needed, aad chan-gsd its ohanctar by introducing illustration.. In fact, be wan the lifo of the firm. Mr. Fletcher Harper has lived for a great many yean in the family bouse, 14 Went Twenty-second street. He has also a oouutry house at Irvington, oo the Hudaoa, where he generally apent th* summer. He haa been in tho habit of go­ ing down to his office at 10 in tho nwraing and atayit^ there until about 2, when al) his bmuMss would be over for tho day. Ho haa been for many yssn one of the sup5to of St. Paul's Mstbodiat Episcopal ureh, on Fourth, avenue, coiner of Twenty-tecond rtrret. Besides his love of travel, almost the only pleasure Mr. Harper would indulge in, was driving; his lore of burses being in the blood and pesstouatc. He baa made aeveral trip , to Europe, and it is said that ho carta no more about eroaaing the ocean than a duck­ pond ; lately his tnps have been mo(c in aeareh of health then for pleasurc. Hi* fomily consists of hw wife and two sotw, Fletcher Harper, Jr., and Joseph. The ;KLy Harper who ever held an office was Janies, who was elected Mayor in 1844 o« a temperance ticket. Mr. Fletchar Harper, the teal of the four brothers, and the one referred to to the above as not being expected Io live, died before tho pper from which we cut the above was received by us. [Ed. Tlie stare cf Lieut. Col. Morris B. Wells, who fell at Chickamauga September 20th, 1863, has just been dinovered by his friends. It is In ths narionsl cemetery at Chattanooga. Col. Wells was an louis man, a graduate of Antioch College, and, al the breaking out of the war, a ririisg young advocate. He first went out as sec­ ond lieutemint in Co. "B,” 10d> Michigan. “A gentleman of the highest character" writes from Ann Arbor to the the Lan­ ning Jbwnusf that "there h a hesrtle-, cruel, systematic and persistent purooee oo If one of an inquiring mind be deairoui the part of many students in the Unirer to know what business brings any namsd politician to Washington, ho will easily Urtain the wiahod-for information. Notice has been served upon all po-lilidaM that bow and henceforth they need not expect to exerriae any special iofluenca in procur­ ing appointment to office. A recent u credit upon tbo Dvjurtmeot. Mr. Hazen hu had touch experience in the optnUqu. of tho Department, has givao entire sstufaetion, tn all offiriil poritioM which be boa held, in a Republican in principle and in action, and wbose integrity is beyond suspicion. These are the kind of adections the country will approve. thia by a fritted who learned that the ob­ ject of his visit waa to secure an‘appoint­ ment for a gentleman to whoa he wm in­ debted for political support in hi. election at . Representative. "Why." he replied,1 "yon certain If have tao idea that this no­ tice was terved with any other object than as a tub thrown to the whale. Sir, I am rreponaibln to my eunttituente for tho ap­ pointments in and from my District, as it Uquor dealers should brer in mind that is supposed I will control them, being a the tax for Ibis year ia due. The tax— Republican. Gril-ocrvice reform does • 160 for whisky, etc., and 950 for wine and beer—can be paid tbe second, third not mean that I shall be shorn of tfcst in­ and fourth Fridays in June to the county fluence, but it means that the appointing treasurer srilhout additional charge" for power shall be convinced that the appli­ free. Within live days thereafter a war­ cant j recommend is both honest and en­ rant is placed in the hands of tbe sheriff, to collect the tax, when six per rent, is noble. This is in lianuony with the spir­ added, two-thirds of which goes to tbe it of our system of Government, which Is sheriff as collection fiscs, and cue-third to ooe of the people and tor the people, and ,, the county treasurer Tbe sheriff is anI hare been cboneu to represent my pro-1i thoriaed to cal! but once, and, if the tax pie. Now the question is this. shall I or le not paid, be is instructed to levy and some one not rewponstblc to the people in- |'roliret the same, ' Ho may levy on and acli any property of the liquer seller, fluenre this appointment r' Dixt*. wherever found, to tbe full extent of the Married and Engaged—A Railroad । The official State eanvaas of the April electron allows Judge Coofay'a (&m.) majority over Sevema (Dem.) to be 26,­ The Ambervtbarg (Out) AcAe has tbe 905, in a total vote of 199,618. For Ke Prepared by H. R. STIYENt, Boston, Msm. following: fcvnts, Collier (Rep.) baa 22.945 majority They were very pretty and there was, over Cbkdwkk (Dan.), and Malts (Rep.) apparently, Are or six years difference in 23,3«U over Lewis (Dem.). lout fall the their ages. As the train pulled up at total vote on Governor waa 317,933; Strathory, tbe younger blushed, flatten*! Crurswall's plurality 23,434 ; Hayes' plur­ her nose nervously against the window and ality 25,439. It will be aces that out of G. P. Rowell A Co'e. Col. drew back ia joyiah smiles as a young man a vote thia spring leas than two-thirds m camo dashing into the car shook hands large as that of test fell, the Republican tenderly and cordially, insisted on carrying majority ia quite as large as it was then. her valise, magazine, little paper bundle, In the Base proportion upon a full vote, and would probably bare carried bee had the ItepuUicsu'.msyority to Michigan this •be permitted him. The passengers smiled spring u over 40,000. Thia “indigwt re­ as she left tbe car. "Tber're engaged.-' buke'' to the Hlsetoral Tribunal tbe Dem The other girl sat looking nervously out of the window, and on-re or twice gathered her parrels together as though she would leave the car, vet seemed to be expecting enough to withstand the temptations of city life, they were sppreniict-d to thrir brothers, and soon found that they were expected to obey and work during Lusinan OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Jail aad pct a chance to utter his war-cry boon, however kind the two alder, brothoooe mute. The old gangs, who never era might be after the day’s work was A New Organ and More Mutlc— had ao generous a paymaster, will rally around him, and he can undoubtedly ob­ Tbe remarkable connection of tbe four Good Texts for Political Sermons— tain ao much power in the rity u to make brotben, which makes a history of ooe a The opening cf a better'Day for him essential to tbe more raspcctable puli- history of all. becsn here. Joseph Wes­ Vindicating National Honor—The tiriaox And then it will take no time at ley Harper was admitted to the firm io Great Controversy that Out-shad­ all for him to get back all the mimey he 1823. Two years later Fletcher Harper ows the Russo-Turkish War-^An has lost, and more. He is unquestionably waa sImi made a member ; in the same the most popular man in tbe city; that is, year they removed to Cliff street, where Appointment of the Right Man for he con gel the greatest following among they remained until the fire, almost the the Right Place—A- Politician Argu­ the dans that wield political power h«re. He only chock they rewired ia their career, ing the Question of Appointment always diridod fairly what he stole, and forced them to move again. By reason ol the leaner plundcran sigh for his leadership their caution in phbHahieg a book—they again. They never lived ao well u when always made inquirin' of tbe leading booksellers as to how tbe *—L----- ’ * ’ ' time of it for a few yearn, but he is still —and of the fine work strong enough to make it lively again. Yesterday the last of tbe absconders. Rich­ ; The old Croyrrti^.d Glut* ofire in ard B.Ajynnoly, compromucd with tbe 1833 tbo name ol the firm was changed ji lbi« rity baa l>ret> d»ed for seme yean rity, and will return tn his native land. to Harjcr A Brothen. In- 1851 the Connolly return! to the city •1,500,000. Muyaxiue was started. Tbe throe elder pa.!. When CoogreM made provisions for brothers looked upon it m a very doubtful haring the L'oncrnaioaa! Record printed Fletcher alone wu .an- at the Goverosent Printing Office, Rim it co«u so much to prosecute these men, experiment. that, if the city should recover all that was guinc. It proved a great sucoess from the A Bailey's occupation waa gone ; ao they stolen, it would inevitably go fate tbe start; 5,0‘HI copies of tbe first number locked up thar eilenaivc oatablishment bands of lawyers and for other court ex­ weTe teid. 75,000 of lbs second, aad Ln penses. Whst is gotten now will go to a short time this arsa tripled. In J SCO Within the test few days, it baa been no­ the city direct. It u curious, but|dcfau!t-' Uarptr'e Mapuiine had a rirtulaucn of ticed that preparations are being made to en can never stay away from their co an try. over 120,000 copies, which wxs somrehat put' the machinery in motion for some por- into the door like a house on fire, looked Fctawcd of millions—Caotaoly had his decreased by the war, but since then has poae or other, and inquiry baa elicited the along the seats until his manly gaze fell aa . in boods—they were still outcasts and vag­ risen to I iu,000 copied iafortnaiiou that a one daily P0p« ia her upturned , expectant face, roared, * Ccma on ! I've been waiting for you on The Harpers were among tho firat«t> abonds. They were admitted to no soci­ ety, they had no associatiotu except among adopt the tun of stereotype plates. Auer about to be iasued, the leading object of the platform fifteen minute. I " grabbed Uiemaclres, and their life «;«i one of con­ tbeM had been uteri they were put away which will be to give an ardent and effi­ her basket and strode out of the car while stant annoyance s=d direomfort. Connolly in a place of safe keeping, yi that soon cient support to the National Administra­ has been trying to get back for a year, and the firm had a valuable property in them. tion and its public measures. An official be st, doubtless, the happiott-man on the But on the 10th of Droember, 1853,tl«ir organ .at the Capital ia a ikeaidcrauim, and globe to-day. Ho will come back to New great diaaaler happened to them. A Y<rk, «h! with hfai old stamciatre take plumber waa engaged in doing some work as no one of the Washington papereacams charge of the Democracy of New York iu tho building, aud had occasion to use to be tbe accredited channel of oommuni again, aud may .wrist Tilden in another his temp. He lit it with a mete of paper, and, being a carelul man. did not throw campaign for reform. the paper on the floor for fear of acci­ dents. Ixwking sroand, he law so ordi­ ‘Tailors to tlie Philadelphia exposition nary tin pail, nearly full of what he sup­ will remember a coiluseal bronze ann and posed was water. Ae threw ths paper iu hand holding aloft a torch, which wu ou this and wm startled to see it suddenly exhibition there.. Thia is a port of a stat­ A President iu former limes made the ue entitled '‘Liberty enlisbteuing the' publie declaration that there is frequently held- June 21. World,'' paid for by citizens of Paris, and gnat differrore between pledges made by donated to thia country !>> be act "up u a Guv. CYuswcl! will orate at Jackson on candidates before an election, and rorrea- the'4lh of July. beacon light ou Bedlue'a intend, al tbe entrancc of the barber of the rity, Tho poedine fulfillment after being riothed The Mexican vrierata of Michigan meet ed to at least •100,000, on which there statue is of gigantic size, and the light was only •25,000 insumace. In the trrfrom the torch iildmiuatea a vast .pace niiig, the brothers wet at the bouse of Quite a bttmtew of rement walk, are The statue is here, but New York is too “the Colonel," as John Harper wan called, Mpirut, which, with the former, i. ir being laid down ia Kalamazoo. mean to act it up, and there is a g-z.il to dtscuas the calamity, and to decide rcfragable. It is as follow. ; “When we prospect that it will never be taken out of The apple crop is likely to be very amsll. the cases. It fa a diagraoc that the great sec men who have for eight years Meedily • Other fruits promise an abundant yield. rity fare not the courtesy and publie spirit maintained fftiat black b black suddenly to make use of so generous and spproprichange about end, for throe days, as loud­ ally of Lansing u outimatod at «fi,000,000. ly maiutadu that black ia white, we know The hoy; cholera-i. having a rfaproniog that then or now we lure been urged to effect on live pork in Washtenaw county. are having a hard time of it. The ' softs believe a lie." lathis, our day sod gen­ who hare Itcretofore Ued for their benefit The Dowagiac people are trying u> gm eration, we have prominent elucidationa of the 4th J July to visit their city thia have not tbe money to aqusudcr, and tho poor gamblcru are foiling one by oae. The these truths, and which, bcisg treanured, effects of John'Chambcrlain, next to Mor­ may in the future enable ua to give prop­ Lightning killed four cows oo tbo farm risey the mnet noted fatu banker in the er va’uc to the teachings of .tump ora- of Jamre Cook, in Lockport township, St oily, were sold at afictioa last week, and Joseph county, May 27tb. } the rich furniture of hri palaces brought Tbe first shipment of Michigan straw, very small price*. It was a gorgeous con­ berries for the season sf *77 was made cern three years ago. Every night at 12 from 8te Joaeph on lira 1st inst. a supper was act io the paL-.ce, free to all, In tbe palmy days of tbe Romsn Km. that could net bare bren bad at DelmoniChaiLs Harvey, of Cuu»tantioc, has a pire, It waa the proudest privilege of the co's foe Ims than »5 a plate, to say nothing terrier that bunted and killed 77 rats in ao of wine* The ro»: expeuaise diabv:, subject to eall himself a Roman Ciluso. hour and a half, a lew days ago. cooked and served by French artists, with Besides the honor atteclied to the appelthe most gurgoous uerrioe, and in a mag­ laiion, it carried with it the assuraeew o! nificently appointed room, was fore to who­ protection of life and property, even if it ever chose to sit down to it In three should require the entire military power of days it was nothing for rich mon to lore the Empire to secure it. pur moefero itag since last winter. W his body was Republic has, at times, been aomewhut re­ found a few days ago in the river. mite in fyjiowing the example of- in an­ John Sinclair wants ths Michigan Cen­ cient prototype, in consoqtwaeo of which tral Railroad to pay him »S0,0O0 damages wc hare suffered In the estimation of other fcr an arm he Jost while coupling care. times came on, aad fools cither hadn't the money or had grown wiocr, and x> CluuaA Kensington, Oakland county, farmer nations. The present Adminiatratmn, bertain camo to grief. Ha is a poor man, however, give* promise that hereafter we —net a red ribboosr— flung a bowl at a and will remain an tall the basket gets full child and killed the little one instantly and begins to slop over. Soon men only partmeal to himself, and ia whicbtxj one will hold aggreasers to a strict accountsthrive whan money u nudd very easily. interfored. Jamas is said to have done bility. We aervo notice upuo Mexico aad Morrisey is more acute. When the, time* the talking, John attsoded to-tho book­ Spain, that we will ask nothing that is were flash be invented his profits in good keeping aud fictions pmerelly, Wmtey not right, and we will submit to bolbfwt shape, and drew out of ail kinds of gun­ was the literary man, and Fletcher's tal­ that ia wroog. If Mr. Evartt will carer bling except that which could bo run very ents were those of s keen, shrewd mer­ cheaply. Nearly twenty gambling hotu- chant. To his enterprise much of the cat this rule, be will hare the approbacs have dated within the month, not toreros of tbe fir* fa dns. All of tbe by law, but by what is stronger than- law. bruthsns kept very much iu tbair special hard limos. One of them went to Dead­ departmi-nta, but no cue of them more ao ‘ •• tLao John ; it ia arid that he waa never __ wires were igoorent of in the composing-room in his life. walks about as brisk ns aver. Ho talks of i existence till they all met at soon going north to work. __ ,------ J aoc what had become of him. I fint to go waa Jarnos, though many peo­ Is Gen. Butler'a letter of the 30th Another found l>i=a=K ruined one night, |ple thought ho would hern tbo Ugrot Tho ehipmMits cf iron ore from Marand he did tho world the only s-rview ho Ilife. He wae thrown from his carriage in insu addraaeed to Wayne McVeigh, of Pa. quette up to May 23 were 88,139 tons; ever did by blowing kb brains out io his March, 1869, and died a few day. after. Im gives the PemMylvauia lawyer a Ro­ from Kscnabs, 29,839 tons. Pig iron roccua where tliousaoils had besit ruiend. Wesley never oomplrtaly rocarerod from land fur hie Oliver. Thia newspaper com­ from Msrquotle, 1,750 tout, Others uro keeping bare—that bwdnrei is tho shock which his brother', death had Tho annual Pioneers' Masting of Qua flourishing yet—-and a grosier number arc 'esuaod hia ; ho died on tbo 14th of Feb- bat only serves to amuse, nut instruct, the county will be held at Coasopolia on Wadroan-, 1870. In 1872 John hodspunlytic public. In dealing in aareusm the Geaerel nesday, June 20th. Governor Cromwell stroke, which he never got over ; ho lin- has the advantage of his oppaastit, as ia ahown in the uno of penc-ualitiw in the Tho lied Ribbon Club io Hwro haa | Tba fino wf HsqMr & Bruthani has ! isetsn rwfsnwd to. Crimination and re­ 60 um on its roll. Ths I.adm Union in securing pubI since boon eoaeresd uf Fletcher Hiner, | Fhtohsr Hsruor. Jr., Itiilip J. A. £r lie respect amperanee Society haa a membership of ; per, a ere of Juress; John Worisy .ad 18. tasking in all 438. which is eertrialy arouses the other of stealing private projh I Jtaepb Abwor Harper, sms of John , and erty while ia a military pusitioa, and uppiyiogittohMowuperaoMi ure.and tbe aecsaod answers by charging that the writer married into a family where h„ malssr wsmud wot rwyrored, tod ikal GROCERIES, TOBACCO. CROCKERY. STOJSTE ’W-A.TiE. Smith Hogle & Preston. Vol. 22-4tf. thyself mayest be in the wronThc Boston reported Meal into Mr. Moouy's inquiry meetings iu tbe diaguiaa ol ainoen, and tbe good man doesn't d»eorer the deception. T: TIT. A CIT Mlf.T a^tgy-Jtf.vs yjxte BY SENDING FOR SAMPLES LV.W, BOSS '500 CLOVER SEER Dolly. PERSONAL Ladies and gendenrati." said an Irish manager to his sudieoca of three, “so there u nobody hare, I'll disM you all The performaore cf thia night willnot be performed ; but will bo repeated loiter­ LAUER BEER GEO. PECI & CO'S. 155 and 157 WM1WAI1AVE..IETI01T Fash aate Sumer Dress Gtcds LZffliQL Lager Beer Swui lackiie iiHilc Martite FWii 'OBKSTIC IONTHL’ Thn March niinaga of the San Francis, oo mint wm the Isrwvst amount ever turned out ia one month by any Caited States ■mt. The number of pinees, gold and “2,258,W0. and there vain, was BC,878,000. c-ts his vuios under control- Society L Mad to tha ghastly uaile of the Bua with right boots, aad doau't mind it, but the quavering toewa of an anguish stricken voire are always calculated to out i gloara over the satire e>>mmunity. If you lounge- down into a rockiarchsir, nod tilt back sore. th. tore of . mao in a Seal Suing boot, don't ask him if be h hurt or toy anything ri« calculat­ 'd to make him speak, just let him stand t ’ I « «l j “ laM: HnKHnRattd! LIGHTRUNNING a iwsmuarisr.-i.’i.'tt SEWING MACHINE BEST. •DOMSSTiC’SKWHfi MACUlJiKOO.. BlfAIBSHOP tilH-IhGll'l'fNllliltkuGIIrlinftrdtli'lHlr’iilli ’ Iilililslli'illtlhlMi'HtirMV'Mtitlthlhatt rintffiffl limEil'-fflittiHff.lfettiiwsniss-. Ffao-wofka if they could be bought at all. j The Loriilarda, tho Lenoxes and aU the rich iamu.ni consider it essential to their standing to bare more or leas good honeflmh, and any fine day there may ba seen in the park hundreds of haram who can make Ume very low down in tho thirties, every young man of fashion thinking it Doesasory to have his feat bone. The late ilsfcabotd had (50,000 in borers when ho exploded. It is a pretty sight fo mm ths fast boreu out oa the park on a fine flay, and the driven thereabout, many of I the teams being driven by ladios, who gtf to be a* skillful with the whip as their male esccrta. Women all like good hones, and it is a passion with them to drive. There is no better bmineai than the breeding and fitting of fine hoesea. Tbe moot ordinary H R. Stevens Column ‘ iahing his adventry, sea proposes to call !*fr the dors of. war. The public will not wrarplain if this shall bs tbc end of it There is a limit to which Uliiopwsto can gr> without offending, Out if persisted in it I ournewyorki �13, Ti/i ffry»*li*4/ Btf/ln BIGGEST RUSH 1 CLOTHING OFFICIAL PAPER OF BARRY COTNTT, ’ EVER SEEN IX GRAND RAPIDS.' parts ars that ha U batter, aad ymbakly wiH reverse, taeagh he I. yt; rrry low Il» haa town attaaried by tba baat pbyriciuM fiva P«tewit, Chlrega tad Grawd Rapid.. The aware wo-rk I,a L„ Iwen competlr.1 to da for ths l*o‘ On acconnt of dull times *ud having too large a Stock of Spring qnd Summer Clothing, We hare ‘ the Priceszof Men’s and Boy’s Clothing bo low that Al^toUM^Jailr slew EVERV ONES XA7IL.3L. BE SURPRISED and wo have been doing an immense, business ever since. Go to the City Drug Stole for a coriuj drink of Soda Water. Waxikb . Baknh. junrftf NOTICE THESE PRICES, COME WHIL l.ri.s, Fllawra. town*. Alla. Sta Partire daiiring to purchase muai sbculd eaD on or addrree Bauer A Phrkt , Paris Green, Paris Green, Paris Gre^n, WE HAVE THE GOODS. Working Suita *3 50, *4 00 uid *6 00. former Price. *0 OO to *8 00. ‘'^cn “ Spring Suits $G. $7, $8 and $9, former prices $10 to $15. Men’s Fine Cassimere and Black Cloth Suits $10 to $15 and up. At WARZn A BARRES. men claiming to be agent* for the wriL known Eaty Organ, bet also claiming Legal Bianki Men’s Lined £ruU 75cts. and $1 00. Men s all \\ dql t $2 50, $3 and up. Men’s Fine alb Wool and Vest* $4, $5 and Men's all Wool Coats (Job>12 50. Men’s Cotton Socks 3 and Gctfr.-q pair BAUER A PARKER, Hauinn. Mieh. Abo agnu fur the cebbratod Singer Sewing Machine, at the reduced price*. Legal Blanks Legal Blanks ai WAIZEI A BABIES. Tbe Engine and Jloai Companies will meet at the engine roam* in full uniform, for drill, at 7 o'clock abarp, Friday Eve, June 8. W. F. IJinu, Chief Engineer. Jort received, and for sale at tho lowest llring ralca, a vary large atoek of ladies’ Griten, first dtm tuko, Miaaaa* ud Children’a Gaiters, Boou and Shoes of aB | kinds sod pneas, Slippars, etc., etc. Come I and see for youraelvm Store on Jeffer­ son Street, esut side, opposite the little brick. John G. Rcwtan. maytef All About the County. of all kinds ejred. Canecro of the Btraat removed withoat breaking tbo akin if tok­ en early. Knife no* used. Very little pain. Call on or nilrtmt E. F. Brown, M. D., aprlStf -------- * __________________ Hartings, Mifh. New Millinery Store, Lower than any other Store in the State, and you will do well, and getbert.ter Goods, and THE GREAT ONE PRICE STAR CLOTHING HC Double Store, 38, 40, fe? money fcy coming Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. These extra Low Prices will continue till our present Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing ia all disposed ot . TRIUMPHANT!^ n OVER SBD TAYLOR RAKES The Advance Plow HI W Ifflffl! Call a! lit Sip tfteBIG HAT. W ALB It I DOE. A Bleating for Needle-Women and all other* engaged in sedentary employ- Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Bair to its natural Vitality and Color. Ia offering to all the large* aaaertraent the .eripturss. Thr whois work throughout admirably Hlaatratbd with fall page Uosl putts, taken from palatine* by »m»e at tba aid nuHtm. including Raphael. Gai-Jo, and of HATS, CAPS ud GENTS' FUR­ NISHING GOODS io be found out- 500 BHIE MBD MIS siawor sq Empire Block, GOOD ms TO THU PUBLIC! Pattern*! Pattern*! A. Burdette Smith's Patienu—the beat in the world—with doth models, just receired ud for aals al the rooms of Mrs. 0. V. Greenfield—on Broadway. may30t3 , . ____ __ Whep you wul your prescriptions pul up with 1'nrr Dngi and al reaaoaable prfo®, come to the U1TY DRUG STORE junrflf Warns A Bapsta. he Joke comet io. ffi.' IS SELL ieg them ar Mtrcn lower /‘RICES-Vn't Eul Io see lhe g.wda be­ fore purchaaing. Peaches, Tomatoes, Paas, Beans. Lobaten. Sardines. Pork, Tenderloins. Pigs’ Feet, Ac., Ac. Saint, Huolk i Puston. maylffU . The asaonment of Wall /'.ip er ia befog X-rpi/sff by repealed addition* of new pwtte**, at tVaxzu A Bamxk*. janeGtf ¥hidiurto=ra And here b where aid* of Detroit. JIOWERJ REAPER A dressing 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS Sold By Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles. 4c. from A. D. COOK. those ‘dclctarioM subftaxiccs trerous, and iHjorioi to tha hair, the Vigor rar. ondy benefit but not barat it If wuted merely foe b "hated. Jna* Mb. wn MESSER BROTHERS atrophied and decayed. Bat uch m rrntain canbcnred for mcfolnaaa by thb application. iMteadoffouling tho hair with a party aadimesk, it will keep it daan aad vigorwxa. Ita 0,-eisiosal n« will prevent tho hair from tamfog gray or telling oC; aad STOCK OF GROCERIES HAIR DRESSING, nothing aiae ran be found no derir- WANZER & BARNES, City Drug Store, Special Notices. Pulmonic Syrup. Canada Sotnunut Railwax MNR.— Thia popular line eommured on their rammer time eard, Monday, May Itth, threw fnt cxpraM train* eaat, ia connection with th* M. C. R- B. PaMentpra leaving Hastings at 7:30 a. M-, arrive at Buffalo same day at 8:10 r. N., and New York neat morning al 10.30 A. X. Thia fast day esprcra is the bort train between Michigan and tbe East. Parlor ears from Detroit to Buffalo; sleeping cnaehos from Buffalo to New York. may.H'if Farmers buying painU, oils or brashes will do well to ®a« ud gel the priooi at Wanxnx A BaAoh. JueaOif Agent* Wanted. A gdod, Eve mu wanted to aril Sweet’s Antomatfo Rainwaur CuLoff, one of the best scSing artirim gotegA big chatier ...... right kiad of a mu. For particular* call onH addrraa FEED SWEET, Ptot OSoc building, Heatings Mich p'Oa Friday -I la*t >Hk Haras, Adam of Hope s«M to John Stealay of this rity a splndid l»« at Baldwin aad Kenton* 8yy applet. He (Adams) Lu abaci tw. hundred bo-hrls aoUfy ihsa to apprer far eraadaslioa al a Una to be »«rd by tha t'enuaUlka. There war, three spylicailosa Iliad f.r lhepMitiou <rf prioclpkl, but no sethrn was takea on any of than, aa the adaption at Mr. Swearer’• rweotetleu CORRESroNOENCC. Local pallet; PEOPLE OF BARRY COUNTY XiMlM(*K'tetey'vtewUhrirbMnh j Srrstw.'ajttrM, ssfiam Maitatem aeraerUact* to ware , .irSF1 •wtasnw.o). Toiiet articles— Perfumery School, Miscellaneous, ,and Blank Books —Stationery . OLD STAND on Jcffmoa Street 'have luen .elected TG CONSUMPTIVES, fto *4reHM«. hs»-.M laaa Mrw»a<aUi «*l r that <r*u tlaaaia, •Sr a *<ai DEFY COMPETITION Tho Mild Power Brick for aal« at my yard. Soctiou 23d, in Hetland. * CURES Homeopathic Specifics <1 J. RumeU’s. trimmed’ HATS. Wm. H. Goodyear jamlM I PHARMACEUTIC!!. CEENETjuneUtf' Miu. M. A. Poland's. In tho Sweet By-snd-by The double buak corwt ia all maw. The Cannot but be the happy thought aa llio beat tiling and moat durable corset ia tho tarket. J. Rreeaujunel3U fortunate recipient of the "BootV Movs SuStprnr.u.T’.rrra-.-UTAIN Touatar" ^tee iu wonderfully at­ ---------------- '“maSraM tractive pqpa aod pnuaoi iu faactnating DOMEBSIC PAPER PATTERNS. Mtstss dial imjlH Iks actus with new ud highly artbti* engraving*, ■ iU Ulcr-prvto a modal of typographical ! ridiMaa. ud the arrangement throughout | " simply auoerb, tho Rootr Mountain j Tot put ia worthy of coiupariton with i IVriaretfiie Amcneu or Tkt .Ihliic. It , b written in goaeipy. graphic attic, cover fog deteib of the lour through the gardaaa of the South weal (the Arkanaaa Valley. . Soulbora Kauaaa), to tbe very heart of tho Alpa pf America—the Rocky Mountains. JaunU are made to all tbr famoua reaorto JhmrdFASXlj; of Cokuredo, tho remarkable rafoa. tho i aprfo^*; tha mine*, and. in abort, to every , point of ictcrmt to tourist, agrfoulturaliat, < oapitaJJet, NOner, ud iaraiiT With (ba J Tot-atrr, the Saw Jcaw Grant koeps < luiag aempaay, tad the two publfoatiooa j are mailed free to all writing for one or ! Lou of comfort if you doa't m> to Em. Busby'« to get «baved. Good Urbers, (harp raaora, clean Uwnli ud strict attoatn to bmate— maU fa i . jmriy jnnelau Wanted. .StSfEL, PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician's Preecriptionb and Family Recipes MEDICAL1SOTGICAL UfflUTE. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY <3-BN-TTXITE VikratBT’ TLtdiit Inten. carefully pre­ TAKE NOTICE. pared with Drugs and Chemicals To Those tehom it of purest quality inly. may Concern. » T 0 ADVERTISERS. I am running a New Portable Mn chine for mo ring,rais­ ing or changing th. location of building, from small to great �Hollawsy'* Ad>»rtl»«m«nt». Legal*. to Hayti. It i. riaorariy to be bopwd lUt, wbik in England Gen. Grant will iafoem tbe iaadiog newspaper! there that California ata tbe capital of Rcetoa. CENTRAL —UHfflKSHCfi. RAILROAD. THE TBH Mt»fT OF THE WHOLE ■ OELl> BBU0VAYT OM0L ' BmI Mf* Jted Braast* Maaea sntf X^ssre Bra Bnifor a l»*t epistolary effort, a THE from MaurohuartU and Mr. Wayne Me Vaigh, of Petuwyivani* .Mr. MeVrigb iacut iu aaimikr letter ia which he m ease* bold B. of pf.cuig an unfemiliarity with Georg. Waahington'. little hatch­ et too great to eaU by it. propat name. The eountry, with bated breath, HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Has The Largest Circulation, Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. will be your word, that have helped me to rale they tn tow going, murdering and frd I can do so." After* few day* th* doctor relied oo a robbing American ritixena, they will >1 lady who was at tbe point at death ; aad, lu: get lh»-maslr«. into trouble. General on ratering the room, *ha mid. “Ob, lor a hope of ccenloct ■ But where am I to kok for itr “To God," my dear madam," aaid he ; “He will help you." • "Deyou mean it, Ductor Blount?" she uked ' Thea bew ia it you have never told me ao before, dnrina I bis long, weary fort Wane, JacUoa & Sajiaai ISilS UlLMAt. WCBfiilf'iND’W’silOTH. Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year in Advance. h»J only tltought more' recgive me. dear ’ friend, and be aarared thu your Father kuowi all your fear* and *orrowv, and take cv.urare aUlL Though the way may be dark, all .hall be light at laat. only believe i in the Lrrd Jopu' power to help vow. , Da (aid.'let not your h<«rt be tronUed. . neither let it ba afraid,' aud, 'lo Im with you alway, even unv> tbe end of tbe I world.' Sow are you more- ebaared!'' be . aaked. “I must go now aud am poor Mn. Blake, who i». like you, preparing for bar । beermly bom." , Uh patient premed hi* hand before , porting, rnying, “God ha* mt you here and atron-r a> many of hi* younger breth-. to help ute, even though it ba* been at the eleventh bow. I will rling to your word.; The gig waa soon ready aad doctor. aud may wc meet in heaven through our Blount steadily driving to Woodrewt,where, Iledeernrr'a merit*." On reach .ng Mra. Blake'* door, be wu the bouM of hi* patient wa* ' “Poor thing." muted tbe kind old man, met by her Miter, who aaid, “She has juat "I should like to do what I can for her. «>i pjuv, «r, and Chao« her last word, were, weak u *bc i* and not over well off eith­. 'The doctor, he ha* put me at the feat of er, to point of monrv. It must require. Jceu* He wu my mintotering angrl. *ad plenty at band work, without .anything. all ia pence ’ " The old gentleman** rate* Uicred u he eto* totook after her sick children, in herr ddiente (tele, and not even a siMer to help, aaid, “1 thank my heavenly Father for her. However. God ia good and will sup­. bi* great goodoeaa in allowing me to du r whal helped bar. Henceforth my mtaatoo port her, no doubt, and it will not do for me to look gloomy when 1 in. So a, shall bo not only for the body whieh mu»t trace to these thought* although I do, penal, but for the and (too, whieh fires wish my poor rotirat bad mere ritanc- of getting (trong by bring able to obtain a ehaage of air and rest.'' Tbe doctor had now axrived at the house, and. dismounting, proceeded to knock at tbedoor, which wu answered by a tidytockiog servant, who mid, “Willyon walk up »|laiT* if you pieawe,' and led tbe way to Mr*. Leonard'* room. She was In bed, happy spirit departed. while they who Were looking pda aad anxious; and, ia answer left behind added, “Wei! doer, tho*) good to the debtor's miinirire, aaid ah* felt worn and faithful servant” “Yea," repeated Mr*. Leonard, '‘maybe out with pain and depression, and how MMn out so late, but indeed bear that welcome, aad meet again the many who bare,baea Ursaed by his the agony wu »u mt* word*" “Never mind that. At the grave the clergyman aai.1, “My are suffering from, aad it need much I friend* I hare lent a dror ami vahred patience; but 1 will du whal I can for brother, even he who ba* werked with ma you." to long for the good of anal* and whom “Yow are vary kind," replied Mr* Leon­ now it ia my aad duty to commit to the ard; “I am aodtotreMod I can paly go to earth; but, thank G<xl, hie epirit to already ia happiness; ao let tee not rapine. Many a pastor ha* to lament tint hu teaching o tbe sick ha* bens thrown away by a skeptical doctor’* scoffing and *hakiag th* .i_ . _ .__ 1. __j .a_ ___ B.rAJAA a What piece of coin ia double it* value by drducting ita half? half-penny. DEPARTMENT Georgia ha* a jug factory al la*, after these thru* hundred yean of waiti g. “I l uwnyoa for it," ths bull aaH, '■ whether you have your way, or I mus** The Pope to (aid to be grently cooeernad Tha.Canr b the tailmt sovereign in En- ' rope. TJtc Emperor William cornea next io height. . About three mtl'.ioo fans were ahippad fiotu Japan in 1875, almost all of which tame to this country. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ ter Heads, Note Heads, State An OlWcgo county paper iavued an ex­ tra to announce tbe killing of a big block bear r.cnr Sandy Creek. ' merits,En v elopes, Busi- The head line "Congmaional Intelfir grace" dure not imply that Congreaamaw ness and Calling Cards, &c., &c. Sprinkle, eprinkle, little cart, bow I won­ der where thou art. Come aad lay thia fearful dent, ere our long* Alban and bust; When they *er « man in London in a •cal akin ooat and wearing diamond*, they ■ whuper. “There goe* another American ■>a» umi aivisios. •iTT.' (Hi (trial Ml DETKOIT G»c M. Dewey, Editor. State St., Boating*, Micb. Uu <l*m.Ta -k. Cto >f ItoMMar —* x.gite’Aas.'nnw* — HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURB Diseases with Its Agonies. sf ikli enhv u b. .ratios.* la lbs llwu- *. Ee- HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS 5: Lffiferattg .H1CAOO k rid* kVRC -.15 r rt* 'll EE-eZSE: ''HiViT j. otm. * BTkViasa. IdSSAidbgLlBSlU । 1 keep mriet a* yon are exhatuted.' An*, with a few mom direetkua the kind physician took hi* leave, hit patient eertaiuly looking brighter than when be entered the room At the foot of tbe (tain ha mat the buaboud, to whom ba (aid. HI will Mad your wife aome medi­ a(he Dead* much earn and muat eer bave a change before long, there ia inch a waat of power combined with othSo, shaking huda, be departed. - Month* passed. Changes to the coan tryudaea Ud done no good to Mr*. Leonard, and at het the doctor sent hi* patirat in aa rainent London physician. “I fori more mtlafied now," eaid hr oo her rotors. “I have Mt been wrong in my treatment, and you muat hare pa­ tience." How wearily fell these word* on Elir*. beth Lennarp'a ear3* rite pictured mouth*, perhare yean of mental decrawiun and bodily auSeriog; feeling a*'if ah* would thia life long. All interret aerated gone from everything, the world looked dreary, and (he felt daily datun a burden to her; but, al last, with a great effort at eheerfui Baa, aba anid. “You bare hxxn very good to me, iu ductor Blount What ahould I have done without you? You seemed to leave me al the feet of J MU. the other day, nod I had peace, but how speedily did it vanish' fa it from the complaint I “Ye*" said the doctor, “God will krep you. You mast not give way to gloomy thought* Take rest, ud 1 hope to time all wtH be well." “Wlut a gtorfou* miarian you doctor, have!', returned Mr. Leonard; “you not only do good to die body bnl «l»u to the mind, whan, you are so noble and kind a. to'ratar into the spiritual difi ealtia* ofyour potiente, sr.d try aud lead them to God. aa^poae 1, to my waak and nervou. atatc, bad a skeptical doctor, whal a misery it would be! I shall never be rid* to rejay you, but you have my deepest grstitude, and I will follow all your direction*, ud, if thia iHaeaa trechaa bm palteare, howev­ er weary the laaami m.y be to learn, it will be auanethiog gained." “Ob for a hurt to praise my God, A heart from *to sot free, A h*ert that ', .prink rhri with the blind our Washington -.a t :t Mm letter. WAiBurarow, D. C., June 1, 77. Immediately upon evofiscating tbe Arlingtoa estate, Gen. Lae's former home, •ituatc from Wuhington just serosa the Potomac oo the Virginia aide, and declar­ ing that the name ahould tbraewforwarJ be used only u a national cemrt.ry, a con­ tract wu anlcrad ioto by thu Government with certain parties, that they (tbene par­ tiro) ahould gather rkotn the batik field where they lay the Imooa of our fal'cn brarea and couvry them to thia cemetery. They did tbeir work well, but what, with being paid by tho load, aad not bring special anatoaiate. it wu by far too well done, and the result wu that when wo strewed yesterday, we honored with equJ respect bones of man and male, lying io thia beautiful cemetery in the common eommuniuo that they both feel in the defveae of onr country The ccrvurouKW passed off very plemaatJy, an exceedingly fine addnm bring deliver'd by Graeral Goff of Virginia, and a moat appropriate and original poem by Will Gtritoo of Michigan. The day itself wu ooe of Wuhmgtoo'. pleasantest. 1 notiea by my exchanges that there to a crying demand all over the country, for • new party, and that tbe poStical ioveo- have any of tliaae insect* tn your duuicl I want to inform them on the word of a Washington correaponden:, that the game to not worth the candle, far whatever Francis Train'* patent. I, for ooe, don't believe that w« need any new partus, in fact, I am inriined to briiere thaL with a very little fixing over, eveu the old prioriplan would anawer for a few'yean longer. John Lothrop Mutiny i. dwul, and in rittoro*. and the world om o( iu brightest miodn Mr. Mtrtriy served hto country faithfully at two eoerts, but it waa aa a student and historian that ba won hi* grsaum feme. Aa a writer rf htotofy be s'S"’ is -.s na i£glA'RS<BS. Tie final Smta Tluwta Northern CENTRAly RAILWAY COMPANY- GEO. WOODS A CO.. Cambridftport. ni W> WllMllill M.. ka*t—i IlllUkW.CUw lit Philadelnhia en a father discover* that hie boy en using hi* reaor to sharpen a alatowith, hie faith that ha to to be the of a President ia temporarily eclipsed । anxiety to find the boy and a piece City Dr ig* Store ■KBS J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, । 1 I ' ' , < HASTINGS. • - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescription* skillfully compounded. Also a full line of pmb, oak, num, oils. DYE STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. D*™’ CARBOLIC OIL Lilt IM ENT xziue laiW: HnLOiNfflmi! _______ Pennsylvania w» AtantaNa.- RROBATKART let. JSJll'i.WX'lrZiK AS3 ™® 1 HS^JAE BK to,* OKIHIH .tntllMTINU rmiMS I’OR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT. rjawSK1 uellethos, a i both J te-.Y- •Rjas.-rd � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-06-20.pdf 2cc8601a0181a9760977666ae67e2c77 PDF Text Text L EDITOR. ’•sasMSi? Txans or KUSKaimos HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY,JUNE 20, 1877 FASHIONS FARMERS ?m»i mid Boms cm Thomas Rake PHYSICIAN A SURGEON D A T*S O F AD VLR TIXING. WHOLE NO. 2054 ™ VOL. xxn. NO. 8 OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. hiBMif. Il tartaiuly made hin ■take th. ruoark U wm begin a baring aurpriaed her in her farori Before aatrr dm it buesawt ■at Lizxir i It wm victorious over all Competitors al the Great Centennial Field * BVMVUVBI-------Trial. - --- - It works the easiest because the weight of the driver riiMilw ■•tiatircioe« the dumping, and is the most durable because it has । WROUGHT .. m »v.. (not cast) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS IRON ( (not iron) over the teeth. THE CLEANING BAR IS "ENTIRELY 'NEW and NOVEL, no sticks plugged in the axle, AT LAW A SOLICITOR NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the attorneyaT lawa’sojjcitor ATTORNEY rya^aalraySUX* s lepfiblicaa Banner GEO. M. DEWEY On Thursday ?js f«?i*2r»saBS! ineffecCual AugtMU niunwd proUhlr gMAnd mu Crallica, Mr. Bowen ackuiwledged PHIL W. NISKERW. SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER, “ ~ CKWTRAb HUITBE. stub Uwr rwJd Nava bluabwd, tauawd, COMBINED MOWEE AND REAPER wra.'-.a. rS.H be atke The Ohamjnon was the lighest draft of all tlo Machines t.ysted at the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and received , the highest award. ‘WuSHKKXSE^ Sweet’s Hot«l, ............... “,CB "doauJ AN** BOOM, n-w PEA PAT. be readily---wm fully occupied with faahionable aocicti du»t trtcllinj lint, ao Maple yet an etyliah The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. It is unequalled fur quality of WORK. LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while its ONLY JUST LIZZIE. "Halto, Bova ' 1 thought you bad eut Weight is Little More Than One-Half DENTIST Mtille, That ParbiM inspiration, the I.btor, other Reapers, which jut a very desirable feature. MicUiat STUDKBAKER WAGONS, 8UPBRIOR AND HOO6IRR GRAIN DRILLS, MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVEI-S, AC., AC [ ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Come and see ourStock. ATTOBSl™ Jr LAtTl'soLICIT. “ HAltVST WRIOHT. ^.v.t:asx,'exs:i-a^i\ vomsyi. UiTahanA 'Heven t you T’ l^teky lite Ten; pbew. Nice folks.' • table ! Fine giria, too ' the Mortiaai T Uig m near, NWgiag »u »oftly, and Mr. Bowen wu ryther enjoying it. — •*•wcct rotce of AuguM quite ao dulcwt m uattel. foulard; Balking .mu ol white flannel, lnmae.1 GREBLE & RVSSELL OVER 500 TAYLOIT RARES add ma. Here it b Mm. Ilona Motjicr, King atreot. Eat station " “Thank you, thank you, Cliff I I'll r> bodily ones,’ laaghad rar thia renr dar, tad tea how I like th* 31^' if he ena bold oat. If Would thia if I PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. I u>ae eptnt, n. indacriUble dainty flguraa rich Jaauww RIKER. t2£w.~v2: Gidaoa J. ItDow, after kSine educated itw <if msm sens’ MDDALS AT FIELD JRIALS IS kcrofe I pertoo** S DR. IL F- PECKHAM, cnc rny»{ciA» anp mwibon. DELIGHT J. WOLF.M.B. I>< au«>t..e. nim mm r» r^u'retneeta Fancy one off Tiu*m copper.fanind diviattia emlwlated | only wind you keep returned Augwata. which render* ateotutely dialing the1 walked away to hbnKca. r« Mireaaaftil. Bowen ooailr aa*»«r "■2d of international obligation! an not looked I'renideut nod. lure, which ao ataimiiata with the wearer and tMrttol our at DR. C. KL'MELL, LCCIt'9 RCSSKLL. 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS SOLD FROM HASTINGS AND MIDDLEVILLE IN 1876. Item. Mr. Bow« haring m MmetBenl with I ■ friasd in lb« sky, returned tofort dinner • I'm willing Gaa ahould lonely thOd I foVumble to th* Monde , and it b alwaya > MESSER BROTHERS favorable to oUerring all nor international POWERS & BARLOW urnGHER. .5 ISi H knowledge of ru politely attentive careful nut to lot fhU t NEW nlatWa to the aBacad Bllibuaterinc ffttiny which rocnprehetxh tact, poetry and cam- ISAAC W. VROOMAI. Builders, examine, their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purohasingothers, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see n- j- W' Mbs Mortiuwrr m> uwAbObUiqito. the Walter A. Wood Machines, drmiar Carriaie. Sin ad OnaseiHl at uS-jsix’SAt; Prandact n eery JOHN Q. CKENSY. eonrre. Wto readily ffiten“I hare rtffhtfti)." -id MH threat, n.d r. c. HOLBROOK. thiaff,** mid the bdy, bridling and bltub tnf, bat with a purinw e»ila. “Then, wiU you |*»« um year daughter? the food ■other. “But I a» wre, if dear I Sotto Smith, number 16, East Fourteenth I a | rote-ti: :■ lady housewife tor her family. He b mwii'jT POWERS & BARLOW Jefferson St, sum juuutirrrjTr UoffCtonifeH and Happincu\ who, while prim ngwnt, M Mrs. FhaheAal. THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. until you have priced their Goods, for you DR. J. B LaSURE will save money by it. Everybody knows they are mw » bmotiful brow. bum �Whin Lake, earn* off I thing in thm Mteioa cf l taa’ooi ever 5,<*W fruit mouey en^gl. Within a week four men cUrgvd with grave crime* and under d real, dehberately walked off, one out of Ludlow Street Jail. oo. owl of th* Tombs Pdfo.Court.aU tw. M W th- Omrt Haase. Ia saeh mae tba ofcwra m increase of the voting population If Gov. Stone of Miaiin'lji fo unabk, M ho Mys, to do anything about tbe Olis holm tiwij. it murt be owing to public hntiment. As Mr. Lamar acemato ba the popuUr favorite in that State, why wouldn’t it be well to hear from him just now • CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. The spirit of reform which sbeok die city hM spent it* .course, popular feeling ha* ia a nxnewre suicided, rigflanee is re­ laxed and tbe Ifomoeracy have eome to the I frcuL Tbe old Twaol villain, ar. filling tbe tdfiera, Bom Kelly and bi. gang ham [ control, and muh epara&m* M pmmluing proposed to withdraw any ef it. general regnboona, :about 25,000, or one Senator Conkling, according to the state­ fourth of the er.bins! children, are enrolled media of a gentlrman from I tita, does not in tbe school*. intend at [reseat to make any reeommen In Fknda, Governor Brew claimed m datino* for appointments under tbe Admin u<ration, or to in say way interfere ia mat tore ef patroeage. A* to the policy of the Administration, be, witb many other*, b waiting. Secretary Evart* predicts that, in view bather, General Sherman. Weomatrin of the truly patriotic courm pursued by tb remark of Gail Hamilton, that the only President Haya* and bis Cabinet, that ia Ms and real reform in the aril a-rrice 1S80 tbe Republican choice for President will be elected by an evervbelraing major by. Tbe only smbirioe of the ptcarni. Ad­ ministration b to give the people a good publicaaa. ropported by tbe decent portion of the Democracy, the city wiB be in the hands of the Tammaoyitro M oompfotely m H was under Tweed, within a yw. The Bepubikaw "ho are growling about mall matter* ia the Praaideat'e psliey ought to stay fore awhile, and are the practical werkings of Dreweracy where it Lm saiimited sway. It b alike everywhere. Wherever it gets power oosraprioo ran. riot, and fraud rules raprearo. Tsmmaay COFFEE SOAP All Abo TOBACCO. CROCKERY. ASKING TOO MUCH. , The South Carotins Senate La* refund to pay tbe interest on it* Stole lend*. Edward P. fWlJ United Stata Minuter to Austria, liai tendered his resignation. State be aDawed togn unpunished and un­ tried, he b taking too much. When he mAas a duunre intimation half a threat, th* the Itesadm can expert no favor* fra.* the Danocrafo of Alabama if he al­ low* thmo indictment* tn bo preaod in th. courts, he ou only Ucetacs tbe ebunpipn guitlS. STONE -W-A/RE. CharioUe, b »tyled “the Gough ol Eaton County." The lensing Rtyvl.licn* givM a list of 103 red-ribbon dubs, wither membenhip of 59^66. The Murphy movement, which Lm swept the wulhern tier of counties ia the State tike a whiriwiod, is bring inaugural cd in thia city. The tempcraMe bodies, under thA skilful leadership cf young Tyne, and other* equally scalene, have perfected a cunaotidaiioa, and will make a movement along the whale line. License* I luave been granted a* freely as ever, fur tbe provision in the excise law which proj hibited liwnws to al! exerpt innkeepers who kept.three beds for tbe accommodatloa cf -the public wm very easily evaded. The rum mill* rech put up,three tanka in their roar rooms, and unblushingly swore that they were inn-k<^p«s, and got tbrir Bowne, Combs A Co., bankcra of^Rat- . (J President Ilsyes baa accepted an ic tioc. to visit Rhede Island during the : Tbe red ribbon club of Ypsilanti will eelelrile Joly 4 th. The Ann Arbor dub Jas. H. Mill* ha* raccir«l the appoint­ ha* teen inviteU to participate. ment cf Secretary uf Montana, In pbco of Thoma* IHaw*’. of Keen., has a living J a*. CoUoway. i . aaase other partial in |he Sooth are eri destly laboring under a se riots* mixappre. bmico of the President's policy of wociJ. Gov. Young of Ohio hu ccrfeJudeil not to be s candUate for re -election. Prirste businesi too pressiag. . OUR NEW YORK LETTER. child a idea of pacifiostka, who, ia hi* The Cabinet baa decided to appoint Mr*. Polit>I-The Ring Robbera-Procauser moment*, advised the new aane to Thompson, daughter of the late Alexander tectioo against Crina—Tammany in by in an ample .tore at eweatmeaUi to Il o.iU the tax payers of Newaygo coam Campbell^ posunaster at Izraiavule, Ky. Control again—Temperance—Fi­ ly 81,000 per »nuum to board and take “poafy- him when hi* fit* orate cw. nancial Trouble*—Busineu. The Republicans tarried the Norwich care of their prisoners in the Grand WipTtabari* of the IVvmdent* policy of idsjaiL J/ (Conn.) charter election on th. 4th I m U caweQiatlc.n ia to treat the people of all ace-. A Htale cxehaaue Mks what would a by an avenge majority of 550—a gain. large [-re erntage tbe male population f Tbe Ohio'DemocraU are represented m do for support, if tbe .treat corners were baring concluded to abandon the grrenback and take their stand on the silrer dollar. They intend to bold a series of monalcr meetings to awaken the publie conscience, and then to comtaeoc4 legal proceedings rig wheel, inside of c»ch other. Thu splurge orouriy. They will organise in every was originally intended by ths anti-Tildcri ward, bars vigilance committee., th. Bed Democracy of this »Jty m the beginiin; of s movement to put Hendrick, on the track three year* from now. . Originally The total amount stolen by the New York ring tfigrea, Tweed, Sweeney, Con­ nolly A Co-, b Mt down at 829,944,000. sl Government. The "speded child" tree! meat b to cvnsti t u te no psxi of that policy. Tie purchase of good behavior by special gifts bentirely foreign to it. Indeed,ilb an insult to the better portion of tbe peo­ ple of the 8o.:th to treat them a* though tbeir good will to the Government and Governor Young of Ohio say* that be will not swept a Republican nomination for a second term sb wild it be offered to Premdrat Hayca Km sigu-d the ccmuiteioa of ex'Got. Thoma. A. Osborne, of j Kansas, to be United State. Minuter to would do the people of the South great in­ justice by adopting a policy which would suggcslkbc periodical btatowal of baeon, tobacco, biaaksta, mMoeaaee with religion and trader, "with rum to keep the people of that Motion partially pacified after the In- terfrrence? Il the Northern Dsmocrpt, wbos. devotton to reform has impelled him to vote m many votes as a doses Republioms, a worae fellow than toe Southern ballot-box staffer ? Aro the peepb of the South prupoaing to put thraawive* in the position wlikb Senator Mmgan has taken by dreiaring that indictment* agsiasi par­ tite charged witb note at deetiuus and with Uflot-box stufong most be art aside, m the prim of their sapport of the Gov- • The Government claims 8502,IMO of Frank Leslie, and be says bo ■owts only 8500. The lawyc like tbe appearance of the controrervy. Ex-Governor John T. Hoffman i* mcnliooed by tbe Albany Erprat a pros­ pective Ilesiocnitic candidate for Secretary dcmonalrariuu—the excuse bring that it was merely a good-bye to Hendrick*, who wa* co . route for Earop*. But Uncle Sammy is altogrther too Mtute for any­ thing of this kind, and he quietly notified th. managers tbit they had !>etler invite Judge Swayne, one of the, Amoeisto Justiaa of the 11. 8. Supremo Court, it him or there would be trouble. It wm bolding court ia Detroit in place of Judge done aceordiegly, and then Sammy pul Edmonds, who reontly died. Mre. Julia G. Brower, of Owosso, ha* recently finished a patch work quik coouining 3,200 piece*. Kha b in bar serMackey, the ex-Sptektr of-the South Carolina Hott*, uf Bepreaenlarirea, the completed within two mundis. The Detroit and Milwaukt Washington correspondent ol tbe Chicago onapaay have a gang of men , TVffanw MTS, b to; have a federal oflfoe. Grand ilapidi, building a rto Ignatius Dounelly of Miuoeaote, with th. help of a few follower*, will organixa himself into a “Groimbact” CenrtaCompan/have a gang of two at work at Grand Rapids, building a stone pier in Grand Hi vw, preparatory to placing th* . £ Got. Stone became the Executive of now iron Bridge in poritioo. Miasiarippi by rirlae of being Speaker of Kight*girls of on. fkmily (colored !, m ths Hous when Guv. Arnot rraigned. Ualvin, in tbe Southern part of this State, Before he was Governor be wm a whoU weigh 1.GC2 pound*; the father weigh* over 200 pounds, the mother bring ol ordin*ry site. John Garvia, a firmer firing near Mt era Unmoernis, who hava been talking at Oeiwsi, wm fatally injured at a barn rais­ "Washington about a new party, are att.ir- ing on tbe 5th hm., by a rope breaking, neys of iO'xU whisky and tobacco men, and biting a timber fall, breaking both kips. ora of tbe Federal laws aha!! go county, Min, .nd England, with tar eeatomary regard for ker subject* abroad, has demanded m inTtwLigaUcn to aacwtaia the SCHOOLHOUSE SOUTH. AT THE Fm>0 aool is mi and eemtaag an* BmUi, Hegi. * awes at e>fM tlcaie Un. Jnepb K mteCsrtsae ta fora day. stem. CMk always n GREATEST show oh earth bow®’ Y SENDING FOR SAMPLES Grat ESK Mt, Jib :ra ini. Jxtn Witafii, Jar ITO 1IT1 Ms M '.ttntaj, Jute till Itri 50 50 50 50 LI. TO, 50 Tbe South Carolina Houie of BeproMtnarirm has pasted a bill to prohibit tbe sale of a-ed cotton letwren sunset and sun­ rise. The object ia to prevent cotton ateai. ingbrnestu* Four colored Republican. •ng a great .leal of good thereby, A as these are the small luckct-.hopa ihu furnuh the very poor with ths vilevt rum --.nd they intend aa well to regulate the traffic among lho*e whe are too .trong to be aipclehcd, compelling them at leMt to keep within the bound* of decency. All good citucnt are expwXed to join in the movement, and by sheer forts of pablic opinion make it a aneem * It will amount to wmothing thia time, for it is being guoe alxiul the prupse way. dially. But he cut the comb of Morris­ sey most effectually. Tbe epoechn ol Slippery Sam make iatereMing reading. In the crowd who stood close beside him while he wm denouncing fraud were Pel too, who engineered tbe attempt to buy a Hepubljtnn elector ia Oregon, Tweed’s district attorncr and two of hi* deputies, a score df Tweed’s best known official*, men who grew rich out of hw rtealinpi by TOdro’s help, and ..try po­ litical shyster and adventurer in the city. And to such a crowd, the ahatnel/M man who ataada first on the list of political rorruptioniats, who spent five million* of stolro money b an attempt to buy himself into ths Presidency, spoke gravely of the terrible frauds that had kept him out of the Preaideaeyl It wm the cheekiest prrfortsatKe that New York ever saw. Tddeo Mill intends to ba a candidate io money wm the all of a thousand poor la­ borer., widows and girl*, who bad pet each their little pittance where it was lop p<md to bo aafa, that they might bare it { to pay rent and tor food against the day when no work could be procured, the ex­ tout s>f the disaster may be comprehended. toonded, about a thousand people whoec depossita ran from 84 to 825, were st the bank, the men mining, the women weep­ ing. The treasurer of the French Bea evofoat Society ran away with all their fund*, 820,000, and one or two life ioaurance cobpcnta are in the throe, of dimo- the volume of greenback, within a few moutha to the 83M,000,000 limit, Ixed is ax 15.UO0 boskets fcvary twig b doing iubvribmt. andnbral thirty man m ampfoyed removing the mesa ef harden. Cd. T. B. W. Stockton, of Flint, own* • letter written by O. Wmbingtoa, oa the 7ih of October. 1779, ordering a jaek- 155 and 157 25^‘S.IS WiEfetysV SBs.szor.ui-'J^Ts-u: BOSS LAUER BEER LU-.UU, Mrt.t ■artaroe eOTstMk • hdimMt Smrllra! Gail a SILKS. ADI.NLS, DOUBLE MANAGE ACT, PERSONAL LUBICL Sniii-laciiit fciai $25,000 Bibtal Betart ihe ojtLY Lirn>a iisiit late ftiiu OlffiTIC 10HTHL' DHT GOODS. O YE I (SOLDIERS?;I O YBS laM: RnI>Ki,HnRtttini! LIGHT-RUNNING HIPPOPOTAMUS! -A.DMX1UA.Xi TtOblESTXC DOTI TXTCX-TTUrNTGCHARLES W. FISH, I»T|B BEST. DOMI lAOISECO.. rxKK to au-; >, MAt—iM 1* “—Urth of hi. stealing*, and Ccanolly ditto. It b ramered that a propcniiico tram Oakey Hall it on the way to this emurtry. which will bg of coerce accepted, and he will ms. took Uakey played it vary smart oa ths city, and get away m Wall M .foj Um. A rery te’sewfo to lee* a INCLUDING. dricka wm converted into a Jemcaatration in favor of Tiklen Thea came tbe nasal fight between tbe local politicians. John Kelly, the brad of Tatsmasy, was bound that MorrisMy, his aodeet enemy, should not have an opportunity to air bimMlf, snd he »■> manipulated tbe Jemonatntiun uatard Grrndt, ha* absconded, haring bis m to be everywhere rtoigtiixcj m the cen­ depowtore with nothing. He wau't a tra! figure, even though to do It ho bad to great thief, only 825.000 wan taken by The rieg robber, will get out with the ns«4 of their plunder, except Tweed. The Dfotrict Altoraey read Li. confosaioo and hte decided that there is not enough in it M oawdiriao ofaervittek," M^ths . saUonal bank, which it b believed will 830,000 Stud of Superb Edncatod GEO. PECK i MS W00IWAID AYE., DETROIT Magnificent Pictorial Cage*. UkxM*. tu. are seeking immunity for them. Il b alleged that a British subject wm THE nient, m they could be tued to lay out the more respectable of their eustomera when they got too henry a cirgo oc. Practicaliy there i» bo regulation or ibeck upjn rum-nalliiig in this city—il is all fits a* air. Everybody aelb who ebeoaoi, and saib whenever be chooses, Sundays snd week days, it is .11 one. The temperance bodies sre determined to put some impddi- Smith Hogle 4 Preston. Vol 22 4tf. Prepared by H. R. STEVENS, Bottoe, K»». Hl® USVJffl a HAHBS! The Hsuasaer Hstate. Number <>t IMMisafa 'HI spot with . drUghttol sterr tT Geely teracy Marotta. the sister rf th. English p»i BKPAIK SEO One Fil �TfrllvnlnWto wre* r-e*s< 4H. ao<^ A Tbere u due u about SO ooeda < that rireuld h.,B bren dehvered ("7 Drug -.-itoer. jue«2tHf AN IMMENSE BUSINESS, At thia Into dav ia.U» aear John Hunley has fur mlo » '»• IdoT Northern Sry sprier, almou a. a« and frreh when they were pished off the trees. Go ■' Wbenvoo vast joar nraaraintioea nut and buy some. Ody ( U» a ImU ap with tin Draf, and at n-w^.V. SINCE WE j rmre, rome to tba UITT DRUG FTORK Blredwd ao ! brown . «a, ahirtiag ■ uoodtf * Baatrsa. ■triped and ducked, licks, rineks deeim. Whitman s AmorCd <.Ju, t,m , eouooadae, ate-, very ebreje at J. Rtsssxx’a. jua«13ri. A Ml J. P i. a haptlst, d is mrittog aa eff.rt in r. tirguire tire ptfrt OttiMh ia this Mty. and ftr that pnrp lb UMto( smscl.p a^rWag sad eveaiag Sabbalh aaJ Thareday ena' lag* la Bedl MARKED DOWN OUR PRICES Paris Green, Paris Green, Paris Green, I At WANZER A BARRES. * fcvorita resort for thane treading -«k> serrices of a toweorial artrit. jwaalSU Aflontr Wanted. A good, live man wkniad to tall Sveei's Automatic Raiawaur Cut-off, one ’of tbe Notice These Prices Cancars I of all kiad. cured Cancers of the Brume given Co tba right kiad ut a man. For I removed without breaking the aim if tri­ | particular! call on or sddrrre early. Knife sot used. Vary little FRED BWUT, Prim Oil « or addrm. ’ Pou Ofccv building, Huria^ Mich R. F. Bnoww, M. D„ aprlfrf Hearing!. Mieh. I Brick kw hale U my yard. Section i3d, io Ruttord । New Millinery Store, f.M XBVINK.F.M. COUNTY OFFICERS. ----- --------------------- Hasar I_ Nswtom. « WAIIU llllltl Men’s and Boy's Summer Coats 35ds. and up. Cotton Socks 3 4 6 cents a pair. • And All Goods Equally Low. tor ladies and cbiHreo. We Lara the Chieagn sty Ire of trimming, and .hall hare all tba novelties of tba---- as aa fast as they • In tha Sweet By-and-by ■PP"" io the market Ladies of Haatiap Cannot but ba the happy thought aa the and vicinity are cordially invited to evil Mu M. A. POLAND. fortunate recipient of the “Rocar Morsapri-tril_______ TAUT Tocstar" »cum its wonderfully at­ tractive pagni and pevusca its taacinating descriptions Moat beautifully embellished with new and highly artistic engraving!, ita letter prrea a model of typographical richncm, and the arvangemenc throughout simply superb, the Rocky Morsrai.v Tovbist to worthy of comparison with 1'ictmrniur Amrywa ar Tkr jUdin. It ia written in gomipy. graphic alyla, rover ■ ing deUila of tha tour through the garden. yh‘ of the Honthweat (the Arkansas Valley, I Southern Kareas), to tire very heart of the 1 Mr Alps of America—the Rocky Mounuina. 1 J sunto arc made to al! the Ismous rreoru al. of Colorado, the remarkable ruin*, the m* ■prin j, the miner, and. ia abort, to every *J print of interest to tourist, agriculturalist, re. I capitalist, mioer. and invalid. With the £ Torstrr, the 8a> Jess Gt’ine keepa »•)' | fitting com; soy, and the two puhiieatioo. JS are mailed frw tg all writing f.» ot»» or “5 both T. J. Asbumtw, Topaka. Kaa- “ Martha! Pricks*!. II plaM guUiy. saying ka X Sklarer. label 1 sr. Haulage. waa a Laibet ao* very daa<aro«a; did eat rraember doing anything eery cartewe ; waa net aoartdarad eery treablreeme. I A Few Poaitive Facta About P. T. Bar­ num's Poritively Greatest Show on Ha wee saslaaead to pay far hie apraa »i.<» | Earth, at Grand Rapids, Jackson, end Battle Crook. I Mr. and Mrs. Darias lleuk ere deeply ten1 eiUe ef nm.gaaerel eympaUy tkvwa In Itre. la tkefr recast sflinUa by Urnir flleadl aad aeighbm; and they Jeeire tn eapreas la IkH Men s Lined Fanta 75cta. A $1. Mena White Verts $1 42.50. 01 Nev Goods, Naw Styles. New Prices. h“* Ol‘ “d ’** “ °“r £'"i‘ ' We kseplb»r Domestic paper fmbioos All About the County. All Wool Suita $6 $7 $8 $9 A 10. Boy'a Suita fl $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 db $4. j t^BaoR**' S ,rtb “‘le' 6"‘ *"*' Lisas-^g Legal Blanks! Legal Blanks | Legal Blanks Men's Good Suita $3.50 >4 & $5. Star clothing houSe, Double Store, 38, 40, an<h 42. Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. 2933 The Advance Plow 02010001020002020200010200 Cali al lie Sin if tie BIG HAT. Ti.CliNSIiMPriVES. AU kiad*, at may Ilk I HMtnt, ILmilk A PsgaTOX'a, MOWER J list cuoie op down here to Brestoo, Smit A Ilokel, and dank borne mme of there naw Paper K>r the Walt I make you look jest «u nice aa aav. r van may 1 Gt4 . Jous MHnaKL,E*|- ------- * ♦ re Hominy for 5 canto at ' • I may 14*4 Suiru. Hoglb A PatWT’i'r'a. IWUidj VA.UUO fee lheir ss^k Mia* llreg'ar • hat af ridtag and driving Iva levy etall.oao lud.a i, pasture!/ uBprs«ed«ata.l, sad fJO.CW meee will ywakhely ke paid Ise Iu parallel. Mr.baraam all! paellirely pay for keif .. .ion.,.. ..1 garfsc* a Mixed Picklea SSI.I PRICES— Dour fail to saw the pwris be­ fore purchasing SIONOL BIGHAT I T. al; ako^r. ealeX^iRPik. ear.n sal 1*. /%rai, oar and uwe half iachre thict, f .r '; 4.e*ro<hM>e -4 na«k. IIOIM >■! el 11, party 4*. tale by J W. 4 C G. Bsjrttr msyldU______ ___ Pure Califurnia Hooey at snvllU Huns, Hoolk A pBMTt..i'«. REAPER GOOD NKW8 TO THK PUBLIC! Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, Ac. ■ww.miun. Ike ryel.v. <—■>. tba ia• aad lertawa.ee taaar. Maar* e«raav<k and aa- Paraaato, Cum, ladi<» liaea eollara I and cuffs, nxblogs and tire—a idee ’ I slot* at J. Rcwuxa. JunrlJt I Special Notice*. Dr. Schaock'a Pulmonic Syrup. Ie«a tie drala aU njveaMaa ik. min A. D. COOK. Get yo«r wool twine W Zepb Wulireo. junedt? STOCK OF GROCERIES r''‘'l“*-orraxicJ~jSm? WANZER & BARNES, The place to boy Mark Tvaia'a scrap book i« at 'Vaxiaa A Buiu jumW k City Drug Store, I'lHta t>ll»lie<l leatifS. vlgn Faums. Hastings Mich Strawbrrrier. ‘. Pensions. i'our Trade Solicited. 1 jrntoy a rdy. I Toiaet articles— Perfumery School, Muceilutcoun, and Blank Books —Stationery 3 MUST. it DEFY COMPETITION a meathly vtoii ta thto taww aa tba Mib a reck area;k girtwg theculreasaf llutlngsf sad vMaity the baaetl ef kia eatoomva eipaHarea and wumJeefnl .km. The Mild Power *«««• TMww to aa adterttoalmu ia ear aelssaM la wkiah wa take aroeb pUaaarw to raftmag ear ___ CURES junrtitf Another lot af Lodda' Liaau and Grose loth Soils made and trimmed in tbe lai . ..... jaoalKU Homeopathic Specific. Wm.*H. Goodyear. TRIMMED HATS, at the lowest poamble prices al j-utsiriCl Mm. M. A. Fouuni'a. PHARIACEUTICAL CBEMffl. Tbe doable btuk corset in all usee. The beat fcung sad mo« darebU corM ia tba market J. Krrau.U ' jun«13t4 DOME881C PAPER PATTERNS. I PEOPLES DHUG STORE. Phyiictan'a Prescriptions and Wall paper cheap Machin* eOa riaaap 'aria green aheap, al ISarrrtui A Raa.ix*. jaacClOtf City Drug Store. Family Recipes canefully pre­ f pared with Drags and Chemicals I of purest quality only. TO ADVERTISERS^ TAKE NOTICE. 'Those whom may Concern. am now running la New Portable Ma­ chine for mo>ing,nus- ing or changing the la tbe totore•u of peepl* wk* live an 1 bwryiag gnmad. wa protaat agatoet 1 THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY ViferatDf Arakin Iidim GxmmImk Jum3W Wanu A Baxmm, _ Kty DragStore. THE HUHK8 fflUBUCAIA HBffl location of buildings ironi small to great, and having handled about 14500 buildings in riitcn rears. I fed confident I ca.i satis­ fy those who may fa­ vor ------- :*L------ ” �HollowsraAdvretlMmrett.. binmnr WA> 1AP.I THESE HCB.' THE TESTIMONY (IFTMK WHOLE WORLD Bounrin ®hbt. aoid twenty _ _ _____________ j I bid a field that wm covered with (hatha, which wm mowed several years, and tbe meet of the CENTRA RAILROAD. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Has The Largest Circulation, Walla Ho/cAeum. Walla Walk, Walla Walla county, Washington territory. fipteX. VJomjlaa fennm., sod Hearts Is Radically Republican in Sentiment Mr. Moore wrote to a girl asking her to marry him. She declined, and dosed her note with. "No Mors at present." It is generally supposed that ernry fhnuer knows how to make hay; but many of them manage their, haying vary lolly. I consider the following points applicable to tbe ceee: 1.—Get ready for haying iu , advance. See that ynur machines are in good cider, and as far as possible guard against sklays by breakage, the lorn of n-Xs-Le, by hav­ ing duplicate parts of machines I that are most liable to get out of <arisr; and also keep a supply of extra nuts on {baud, to. be used in the owe of losing one while tk* machine is at work. 2 —Beran your haying early if you hare much to cut, as you lose lr» by cut­ ting part'of your hay before it ia ripo fiir the machine than you do by writing till all your Lay ia ready to cut: and than have Io «ut a part of it a week or two af- And , , RURAL -TOHCS'. Probably rise tenths of the propio of the United Steia have an idea, that if ww jilant the seed of any variety ot strawber­ ry wo shall produce the same sort only; bnt that fa not the kw that governs the production of plants from the seed. Sup­ pose that w« take any named variety, and grow from iu seed a million .of plants, not one will bo tdontaosl in all respects with the parent plant. Krmy plant produced will be a duftite.' rtritty! We maw find WHlrimrikalbo. frlrittug them, kfcw, that are rery largo and fine; but r.eari/ all wil be of no csp.-cial r»lue. It gen­ erally takas abaat a thousand plants from the iced to obtain a variety worth cultiva­ ting that is equal to, or superior to variotim already existing; and yet ow. may by mere chance obtain a variety superior to any known, by rowing the seed of a single berry. Nor does.it seem to make any differonre in results, by selecting chokrilsrgo sorts to obtain seed from, as we stand MS good a dtance of obtaining fine, largo va­ rieties from lha seed of poor, nail berrise as from seed of the best sorts known to exist. In this cane "like doos not pro­ duce Iik« ■" yet it is vrwll to select good varieties sa parents, m they do not produce inferior aorta to thcM grown from ordinary kinds. There are men who claim to be able tn produce valuable varieties, by fer­ tilising a pistihte (Amale) plant by a ataminate (mak) one, by growing them awiy from all oilier aorta, each being sc lerted from rotae good quality. Then the wed of the pistHato pkm is planted, and many times found ; and fruit growers may talk of “ hybridised ’ strawberries an much ‘a* they pleue, thrir new variciim are nothing but eAeare aredhhyt. ' A man who had spent Mveotceu years in "hybrid­ ising" varietfaa, et last obtained ear very fine variety, while I took a few seeds snd planted them iu a raisin box, and anemded, by mere good luck, in obtaining a va­ riety about as large as bis sort, and a good deal mere prolific. The growing of new varistks fa an interesting work to all per­ rons who have a tendency that way, and f recommend a trial jrf it, m a variety that will make a mu hie fjrtnne rnny be pro­ duced from a ftw seeds sown. in Advance. In Our “ My dear,” arid a gcuthman to his wife, “oar club ia going to hors all of the lioUM comforts." "Indeed," sneered the wife, "and when, pray, ia our home to have ail the dub comforts?" . An ignorant Wall street speculator al­ ways pronounces tho noun project prv-jort. Meeting a wsg tho other day lie Mid: ‘’See "Then I’d advise you to go to a corn dootor at once,” replied tho wag. The Orientals are very trusting to each other. "Are you not afraid of going away from you shop without leekingIt?’’ a trav­ eller asked an Egyptian up tho river. “Oh no," answered the man coolly, “there is not a chritUan within three milw.X^ JOB DEPARTMENT, Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ TRAINS GOING NORTH. ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ __ jb ments, Envelopes, Busi­ ii ness and Calling Cards, &c„ &c. Geo. M. Dewey, Effiior. Stale St., HantingR, Mich. Yoff can train the eye to aee al! the bright places in your life, and no slip over the hard ones with surprising case. You can ako train the eye to rest on the gloomy spots, in nitar forgetfulness of all that is bright and beautiful. Tbe former b the side teeth turned no m to turn the (oil up better edueatioD. LUb fa too short to nuroe on Uto ears. iThon the lump crasher is one's misery. Hurry across ths lowlands run semes the rows, which leaves the fields that you may linger longer on the monosmooth, so.that tbe rows can ba *:ea m scon as tbq corn fa large enough to caliirate." Fodder corn can be sown aa late as August 1M, except in tbe extreme MOW TO rLA NT, ETC. . . Northern States, where July 15th is as ' Take any variety of ripe attawberrics, fate m fa advimbk to sow it. and mash them in dry sand-or earth, til! they are thoroughly mixed, using sand ur earth, enottgl to leave tba misiure in a of corn on a long horac-hrir (from the trill good condition to be sown. Then select a and a crow will swallow one of them, and plans in tbashad*, lobe mads rich with the note of alarm will soon be sounded, finely pulverised manure, and the roil to and it will bo impossible for him to dislodge be Mode aa fine aa meal, on the top of the grain, and in a short time he will out hie own threat by scratching at the corn Which sow lha seed svanfr sand and all ; and hair ; and in eouacqueuee of the noise and over it aiA through a roarao solve ■iass itrnt Division. ■rtsMir.tatawsi •re. Is Ui. CUT. t llreUasw«stastowmmms. ( ----------- -------------- WHMBITS PLEASURES U Uu.ri, * sstatoTsri Diseases with Its Agonies- HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS ■uIUmth Uihi fre-s.re rw.l|£.!H»C Thrf.u Ml,— • E5£.- • WESL_J1 He Grat Saitta Ttemita »lkw wWtalaelsevsr Me4 ter I An old farmer Myo of bis boy* "From sixteen to twenty they knew more than 1 did; at twenty-five they knew as much; al thirty they were willing to' bear whst 1 had to My; al thirty-fire they asked my advice, and I think when they pt to be forty they wdl acknowlodgo that the old man knows something." A holy men was. accustomed to my. "Whatever you wish, that you an;" for »ueh is ths form of cur will, joined to the dirine, that whatever we wish to be. seri­ ously and with a true intention, that we become. No one absolutely wishes to be subwiasire, patient modest or liberal, who dual nut become what be wishes. . What would bo your notion cf abaeutmindedneas?” asked Rufus Choate ef a X ■tn lariot m gcmn mn or micnwax. con rfRsm. N.Ure takre.br fivn ttol to as .rtoa *t tbs . sra-s a«i» eeresllewet Ire erreliure l» erases l I ‘•'V*»AioOTU WcJl," said the witness, with n strong Yanleroaecent, "I should ny that a man who thought he’d kA bis watch to home, and took it oul’n his pocket W sos if he’d time to gb Lome sad get it, was a belle ab- simply prtesed down. The ground is then marked with a marker, then ano man makes ti lijLi furrow with a cont plow, an­ other toan-drops the seed into the furrow, and another corers with a thill cultivator, ECffiGil’lm'W’SdlJTB. 1 "Mr. Jonca, don't you think women are more sensible than mca?" asked Mrs. Smith, aud-Jones, aft« scratching his Avorite bump for a mom ret or two, said: "Why. certainly they arc—tliey marry any reason to regret curing hay well; but men, and men only marry women.' I hare tljrvwn away tons of it tbal had “I don’t see how you can hare been been mowed, away tn my absence, in a half working all day like a korae,” exclaimed cured strte. No grass can bo injured by tho wife c/,a lawyer, her huabaad haring two days of sun and air, when cut at the declared that be had been thru working. proper liaie. ’ Well, my dear, I've been drawing a con5.—-Whet the time tomes to commence rcyance all day, any bow," replied the haying you xhould hive aR other work finished, us the cultivation of crops beeaue yo| should be able to devote your An exchange truly says: "Never grvinIf ' ’ ' t to your hay when it is really to to a store where you are not wanted. lialf-awake farmer is fit to hayc a mu wanta you to come to his place of r'tcnt of cutting 50 to 100 tons Lusioms he will invite you through u ad­ vertisement in your home peper. I II is it requires energy and good l to cure and house, or Mack it wrong for you to intrude uponhfajftivacy; impart aiwonderful degree of “mutability" to his hired help by letting them know what ia <xp<Lted of them, ud setting them an example of activity! Farmer A. fa al­ ways foupd in his fiUda in hayang- ime at work at । o'clock in the morning, but farmer 11 crenre yawning along in hour later, ap^ogWng by Mytog that "he could not pvt around earlier." I «CAB IX nuur. Scab in sbeep may lie cured by a mix­ ture madr by boiling I pound of tobacco in water. sddiag one pound of sulphur af­ ter tbe boiling fa done; end the water used fur this weight of drugs should bo, when ..1...S' Add sbo, if .»IajmMJacimi& Saiim Local Pnpct Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year "I MT, Fred what makes that baby of youn so awfully cross?" Weil, Joe, 1 suspect it’s because it has sueh a stormy mother, so if it does show up a little mowing.-wkich should be when there fa a squally you nAdn’t wonder. its quite natprospect of fair weather, go ahead, sod do not wait till the dew b off, on aceuuul of A traveller uf great experience says it a6y.ftija?y the hay .may sustain, as yoa will net* be able to see any different in is always best to sec the proprietor of a value Ir-tw-xn hay from gruss eut with or bowl al which you stop, as you will gen­ erally find him to bo as modest and oblig­ without lire dews-upou it. Of course men differ on this point, and they will differ to ing as his clerk io impudent and unaocom■ i___ a s tnodaliog. • the upper surface of the grass, tlr spread­ ing operation should cummcncc. and you should have help enough to do the work well. Ko grass cat during the previous afternoon, and upto 10 o’clock [that day. should remain nospread st dinrer time, unlem it be such as u light and fa left in good shape to dry by the machitw, is is often the case Keep the gram moving aa long u pwrible before you begin t * tert it fot tho night. And here 1i that I never would allow a load of be put into et bam that was cut ll diy, except wLcn tho great had to fayed to be m/jffl it wm past it4 im a orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY CETJTKAU GEO. WOODS & CO., Cambridgtport, waaxxooniooiWMiisitaiBSi.. Bmiui i:o suu tu.. <-&»<••. to l TBE VOIBUUU W«°t> —• w itali.iJioii wre.r. tls 6£O.WOOOSACa.rWMsn.l I’EMRAL KULWW City Drug Store J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of Pennsylvania ^ROWTTCTr&TICt!.-------- WTW'i. ■MB, EM, MTS, OILS, DYE STU Kt'S, &o. unsurpassed fOR the fifth circuit. ^SKaSSSSBaSS in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. lEimL > men nenm xxitao (BEi® ‘ flUWajj® Railroll � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-06-27.pdf b40579254c6a37158b36b9841c3780e8 PDF Text Text Tfr HtpuRLicql f GEO. M. DEWEY RATES OF ADVJUjt&EVfO. EDITOH. •—laiSFSfilBBStS! PaOFESSIOIlAL IM BUSIMS CASDS PHYSICIAN ASURGEON HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 9 OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. FARMERS WHOLE NO. 2055. violence stalks boldly around al wxmday. ---------- There ia ao disguising the fact that thia The Civil Service Rule* should be uni- threefold homicide bad ite origin in parti­ form, and applicable to all Depart- aan antipathy oc tha part of the a**a*arni, poiiry via which-apart from thn South— menta—No distinction In race or ool- and that they hare bean'and will be pro­ UfaU—aa.it Qwarrefing -sk the Prateof In appointment* to office—Hon. toctod by thsir politic*! aasoeaatet. Nov, Alonzo Bell'* suit against the New will not this lamentable state of insecurity York Sun Printing and Publishing in the South'avgeai to Coogroa that Aaaoctetion—The proceeding* at the mething atum be done to stay tha retpn Manhattan Club Entartainmenl to of htwlowacm in those States in which ex-Govemors Tilden and Hendrick* State law* afford no dafenae from injury ? —The inability of the Federal Govcartaktiow im thk iwotAV aauuc. Thomas Rake It w«* victorious over all Competitors at the Gr«at Caotenuial A1TORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Field Trial. It works the eaaieat becauac the weight of the driver doea the dumping, and is the moit durable because it has WROUGHT IRON (notcaal) Axles, and BRASS COIL 8PRIRQS (not iron) over the teeth. THE CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY ALONZO D.CADWAL.LADKB. NEW and NOVEL. NO ^STICKS PLUGGED IN THE AXLE, ATTORNEY AT LA W k SOLICITOR NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the -J. IT L-f? In the Indian Bureau. fH.4, krnnofa. |.. wrrawd I. >U ____ . wnr runs tuocut u rsiruaMiTT iu I OVtt KXMV1CX nuauiATtuMA ' I ?SE3»w icy Mpus which tba pa win expend it, «.rg. quirm. not tenmgling or the p&t, but the cu ! lamp Mt, *oj alter gUnciog *ta*ltbily . around bee, drew 4b* tmturc from her | SINGLE REAPER, F. a. BOWES. unmctled LIGHT MOWER, Sweet’s H°Tel> - - • MUTB' UUKSDUAFHUL - - u ••*. tS^TvIis, U7J*’U Uk Just beyond tba baker's ebop. toward tired reforms, which rules shall apply to ’ all the Drpartmntt alike. that wW eumc from a thorough inquiry. When talking of eivilserrice reform in . DCLTA. THE LOST POCKET-BOOK the clouds hung su low as shuust to touch the roofr of th* houM*. ‘■Haw dsaukate it b," Mrs. Halplne 1 sighed, gianctng out from her attic winds* Weight is Little More Than One-Half DENTIST Naivillc, The Champion was tlte ligliest draft of all the Machines tested at the Centennial Field Trial of Mowcnt and'Reapers and received the highest award. . The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. It u unequalled for quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while its MicMgai- Tr.-ri^nt=s^Lr^3 I KHITHk KNAPPKN. bTTklKNEYS. AT LAW A SOLICIT-' CisM>r*sira. Casa. M.K,arras. .. _ “?ax _____ HARVEY WRIGHT. xaietr Mar* PHYSICIAN k BURGEON, XXUif M. W. RIKER. DR- IL F- PECKHAM. C'ic riiynciAis ANi> mciuiko! a rate «•>■ ever Us Bestaa Cash <tess.: I tbr Department* 1* as diveni&ed a* the Uhum pauted a .ingte instant, her Lrort number of Departments will allow. When faltering like a frightened bird, then, as Day. REPUBLICAN DUTY. An Article that Should be Read with Car* and Cannot be Read Without rrofft. • behind due* hot believe la that kind of reform," ’Martha Wmhiagtow and Ttens. Jteshe turnsd and vaguely scanned the mounds that ran around her. dutehing acUI Sight 1 shall be uniformity In substeoce and appli- STCDEBAKKR WAGONS. SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, Come and see ourStock. GREBLE & RUSSEXL VolMSjl. cbiDua.or TH war you out? Tbr abup was rtvwdcd with ctalomen, and she h»l to wail for her turn Lrfore she could obtain what she wanted. Her avr* wamlcrcd wiatfully round the tempting the little girl sprang braida lbw child * er ca on her faded do "Wall I aoppaao OTO 500 TAYLOB BASIS rpn omet fifiy dollar*. What had she dune * Rubbed that msn of hi* rnowy—and he'a soldier! With a sharp cry, elutching the poekrt book in on* hand nod the fifty-doliar bill in tha other, she darted from the shop end The ehild took the bundle and vanished down the snowy strsei. Just * square or two bsvouo the glitter­ steia ; while tba mother turned back to i ing manrioo of Mt*. Rawdou she overtook Ih/eradle, when lb* rick child Uy. He sympathy with baM up hie liule hand moaned pttavwaly । —“Give ma seme tea, mamau, 1‘at so ’ AXD SKVKX MED iL.Y AT FIELD TRIALS IX EUROPE f^AsTC. thinty." I *»■-. JW»<«Mbe as mneb propriety I “Yes, dealing, a* euoo a* Louiac row . "Ob, drr-Btating ffirWta, hood irowa bark, ber bine ryws wih| and star | ehabbv hand . I awfully big aa I g^T. On; and is undoubtedly that papa ia buried Carefully ale tnr :I tn g>t my m tewwt, w w> nSel tba a>^ ef thw^flaaiM Aayd Ute toeodants, claiming recognition bcciasc of) 1021 asKteras* ntAWiJs:; ter MEM KW litela baUy ma him aa aswy ari starred, and llulo Willte will die without will half from little hand* that held it up to him ; then lifting th* child in !>i* anas, ”B33f&jJ!n!Se!9us e x us that, be revived by tba natural cwnvnt of events; would an desely approximate the wwth to 1 but what can be grinedTh the maantime | Grwntx Spoaoh at the Raferm Club by a mar* rdtenuan ef romplrinta, bow ' Dinner. lipa began to fcwnUa. "Loutee, Louise T b* said, hi* Voice full; of thrilling tesdrroesa ; ' [oar little darling. ala and individual righto Of this latter i truiam we bars alu-cwt dally illuvtratiobs in aoaera st responsibility for violations of 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS XLUCIIS RCBZLL, An Affecting Incident of Doeurnlion M in an opposite direction By the time she rear-bed th. other Reapers-, which is a Very derirtble feature. MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVR1A, AC., AC. IIINEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR HANCUT Fos* SUMS,* st... t- xttempciug to &gbt with him will try to «pe- n*r>hd4rMiJnp ruMy HER PAPA’S GRAVE. COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. ,‘uJiMbfiZstewaasliin wtoTm*' W1 *™h. « right «dU the slightest avail, their daily axldbi• b tha Misjapa might be looked ft* I matter, of omror. But tn poiftfcn, dis I SOLD FROM HASTINGS AXD MIDDLEVILLE IX 1876. Sold By inif.Id fn MESSER BROTHERS air. POWERS & BARLOW WB. answered her timid aummoo*. IHRGUER, S-WlILlSuJK:" through the squalid alleys and narrow by­ Mm. Rawfan was giving a grand par-1 lane*; and the soldier Allowed her. Mrs. llalpino sat In bar eomfortloas at­ tic hashing bar tick child upon her lap NEW ISAAC W. HIOOMAM, ing his integrity and bi* ability a* a* oK- be saw the «d rasa eosair-r down ths front walk; and aouKnad feaMbnui »fiCin 1.' Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House' Trimmings, C. G. HOLBROOK. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Beepers should see t- J- Mixa the Walter A. Wood Machines, Cirri©, Sin in OmKitil PAI NTER at Andris*patient Hula one waited, and »be happy d*y* te.£-T2 turned back. I off.se by a title whisk no amount at rhetor Th* shadow* grew kind Itepublicasi* think about kite J If Mr. mistress. radiant tb. AtamteA the Indy ewept into the rnotn ‘ This is a pratty burieiws, is. *rz miisyi. POWERS & BA.BLOW. Jefferson St,! n-!»S- STEBBINSBRO’8 SAY AND VICINITY. Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you w»U Rave money by it. Everybody knows they are the only TTK.' �Til-leu Is mid tooctertafa bright anticipatioM of a Mseroarfd! ran for the Presi­ dency iu 1880 ; but thnea two S’* loo* beO* to make men stavre, sycophants, and OSer th* hut.teui.a hi. game or the tools of Ibe Romwh church. A man gamb'.sr his Make, without are or proplcxwould not bow bo Bayed, nor gaiDotined, ity, and they will smile at your folly. tier stretched on a rack, for daring to ex­ Indeed, the mcuwi, tha aoquiritiun and the aotkif-titm. with their attendant rrori-1 laugta al the cacydicals of the Pope, nod would-not again permit Rome siuu nod tho participation servo iho greater to ring Mln tad chant To Dooms in aol- part in making the happiness and catuin.’ the feelings of Joy which render Kf. a.1 Hearing. Were it aot so, what a deep curse lite, in moat casts, would become' If every life which wi* net crowned with some great and glorious success; if every person who could not arrive at a point ia life wlxn his success wav so thorough that ahould not let the thought* of wbat haa Alexander like, ha could fed that the world held no more prism to bo coveted, been performed lethanriao our energies. If our anoastm had rereoo to be vigil - sbodd be counted a failara, how very ant, doubly more Lara we to bo watchful ; few, indeed, would derive any plcaiurc Cir we must keep that already acquired from living! A man'( life may bo a grand tucoes, al! wish to exchange this day, when steam and though be . may not have suecesded In electricity bring nations into done eom- tome eutorpriao oudertakro early ia life} ------ nno'.K aw name brorobt 2 rants, 1^.,edict Aroold. (traitor), B1.25 ; N.Dauls, fi ravte Wkl. a good tieket th. Cincinnati Ga»etu b roufident tha Rspuhltens of Ohfo will rarvy the Sate in October. The hotels uf Maios have .u-'perafod the lubliratiou of a wine Its: ou tbrir Ufia „f fan in deferrora to the new fejuor law. which makes meh publication a bto■_ ___ t___ r . Th* Secretary Thompwo docs not intend that any more men shall be eraptaved in the na vy yard far pobtaaal reasons aeall. it tho sadly suggestive line, “Wa would if wc could." In the pohre raurt, st Washington, tbe 15th iwt., Umt- Ja». H Whitten. Fourth Ren. Robert Tombs emerges from ob­ scurity oore more to asy that he is a rebel still, but that he thoroughly isdorsee ths President's pulley, since be ia the firn President in 40 years who has fulfilled the pledges rnxie previous to election. Tbe Sandusky Kryutrr believes that lb: next Ohio LegUatare win he Republican. Philo Paroom of Detroit, and his daughter Fanny are in Faria. W. J. Bonnett Lav been ro elected chief engineer uf the Chadotte Bro dspartment Tbe "Last IHtoh" wing »f the Democ­ for another yeer. racy of South Carolina jdlied tlunuMlvea “A fierce and bluer conflict is raging about us. The forces of right aad wrong munloo, and printing prosca dhseminato when his ambition was fired by the sp.nl with tbe irreeoodlable Rcpabllcans iu tbe are engaged in a desperate combat. The intellicencc, fat the black gloom of th: of youth; although' be may rot have art LegisUatre to defeat Judge Willard's rices rived at tho god which Lope, "enchanting tion as Chief Juatira, Lol failed. mscifesloes arc. published abroad, aad op­ MiddteApa? IJ« Can wo be idle spectatora while an ro; goddam," had led him to attempt. According to the New Yocrk Mail, th erations bare commenced along tho tere. More obetiaato than a Waterloo, with psgemcat ao momratou* ia transpiring’be­ may bo a sucaaaful lawyer or learned jur­ Democracy of the rural 'portion of thv mightier intemts st stake than a Luataes, fore our very-eym 1 Can we *:o nil that ist even though leisure and failing yoara Stale is not In favor uf a now apportion­ is thki contest. Tbe destinte of nations, is good and pure rctuoradmaiy trampled may not have permitted him to become ment of members of lbs Legialalurn which thorough in all legal learning-, though Ifa will giro the citisa a larger rcprvscmation the luppintsu and wJLbring of our race, rent with the nnult. ' on the ann-.ir and, with the motto ef a vr- may not have minatdy explurod ll-a weal than they now have. . Wo pauao to note tbe oppanents. The nownei! 8<«tiri> chiaf. “Ready, aye thy and rugged fields of llio comuro law-, The President has signed the eominiaaiun ■motley host on tbe one hand altracte our ready for Ufa field." contend for tho eleva­ n<-r traced the widening labyrinths uf to- of Alfred V. Dockery, of North Carolina, Dr. Rominger, the State gsoiogist, bo* tion of mankind. We must be stirring ternatioual law, and beeotue iborougbly as cwBul at Leeds, England. This is tbe made Marquette hie hasdqaartcr* for the truth,having no thought of responsibility, in thia matter. When mon * eharactcrv a«|uainted with all the subtile and tects- last of tho vacancies among the salaries! summer, with the intention c* completing nical pointe of the subject. Ho may be ­ die State survey in that aoctiotL xro being fixwi fur wml or woe there is a and do regard for thv welfare of mankind. Confronting thia vast array are the friends d>otwrity for activity and fidelity. An sa- come a sueceaefnl and faaraod jurist; James Sweeney, a three-tard-monte General Butler authorises the atatement of the right and Infers of parity. There cicut picture rcproacnU Martin Luther aa though ha shoald fail of bocomiug CUid that he has uot determined to antagonise men. came to grief al White Pigeon, re­ Tbe reward for his labors was are gathered tho** who hate sham, de- beat nearly d ulde by a paroxysm of oar- Justice of the Sapreau Coan uf the Unit­ the Administration io Oocgros*. Ha >ays cently. He may b-»uccva*fui ** a bo intends to giro the Hayes policy a fair ! uiaery dap tn the Detroit House of Corncatne*. regarding men's souls ; rod it b ed Statoa. and point each wandering creature from said lint when Mr. Venn spdto of the to- physician, though far inferior in skill to k trial, but stand by the Republican party u ways of darkness to the almoat infinite iqxjnaibility «l this life, bis vast audience Brodia or Magendu, anwaias as a mer­ chant, though ho may never collect a tithe Republican Administration If they do not under the liquor law. dropped like slacked lime. poosibilitiM before him. Tbe temperance people are determined to enforce tne law Dial -is what we want today- earnest of the wsdtfi of a Stewart, a Girard or ait stand by the Republican party We must advoealc and uphold the m-nin regard to selling liquor to drunkards. titarots of the on« ride or the other. God devoted men to speak to their fallows of Judge Kelley diued with lYraideuk j ' Mre. Dioo, of Battle Crook, mus a sa­ The men who acccmpliah three great Hayes recently, and aiterward rode out with i dedans it. Obacrratioa aad experience obligation. People must be aroused and confirm it. Which will we ehooae ? Shall every influence lhat can stimulate to loftier sureeasea are usceroanly men of great nat­ him for two boan. Tbe Judge say* the ; loon-keeper for sailing liquor to her hus­ band after she had fo.biddcn |t, and now ural ability, aa ability pcsaearod uf llae our influence and support tend to sustain Presided manifest* tbe grcateat interns! in i .he laloonUt has sued the man for gelling the sacred iretitutiow of right, or will w* jack (crews must be operated vigorourly ray nature of groins, the ability to wort, the rotnoottixatiro question, and from tbe ; drunk on false pratrosra. . by our lira, and examples endeavor to im- and the mighty anpesatructam of human­ nalicutly and succcmfully, and bcora Uawr done'no greater work am! Isavo attained ity be lifted up to a higher foundation ­ nibilate the redeeming qualities of human­ dwt is earnestly seeking to inform himaelf J Co., of Port Huron, has suspended. Mr. no greater suceree and merit no more homi Lot us take our piano ip the ran, not Johnston has been among the black Hilh ity, destroy every vestige of morality, blot upon every aspect of this question. than a uuu uf merely mediocre ability-, but Mtcurned on Saturday last. As County cut each trace of honor and uprightnres, Rhode Wand U tbe only State in the' Treasurer, Mr. Johnston is responsible to and eradicate all that girts to tic last and •eau, nor the hollow philanthropy of Vol­ <!>«, by toil and patient labor, haa acronUniro which require* iu Goveram-to pro- j| tba musty for Bl8,000. plishod some smalbr undertaking, and grandest work of the Creator his proudest taire, bat with .a deep concern far the inter' side Ivcr the Senate. That body is excr- . _ Thu time fixed for the legislative excar­ distinction? Shall wo add to the good cats aad rights uf mankind. King Urory al been successful in tho wurk^whicb ho baa eised orer the question whether the preaid- j Mon to lake Superior is Tuothty, Angus. already io th* world, or shsll ws contribute tho battie <•! Ivery wore a white platue.as found it lais part to do in lifls. ing qSrer (hall bo aAirbed a* '■ Mr. i17. The excunriuo starts .'row Cliicagv oo Whils success may be ueoeamuy to hajmuch u to say to his auldkrs, “My couuPrcailect," or tn the old form of “May it' that day, and arrangements are in charge Bueno* tend toward die elevation or the trymen, where'er you aco this plume, know, pitacts, it niut bo remembered that\he plcast your Excellency." degradation of our frilowa ? These ques there your loader is warring far your The. refusal of Proudeut Hayes to tut I Boss prere themselves upon u». Wc can cause.1' So sboiLjl we plunge into Cie not escape them; for we are either the en­ thickest of the figM,-having in our crest it’s the highest approval by the best men sehoul with dcroturaal exercises She had Mieity. emies or the adherents of truth. God of our country, lie haa taken a sued no euatract, and, hence, no reuwlj. The Cite a dug the muscular atr.rgth, tba If we would bare poaterity think ot us calh us to maintain the right Every such as bat few men would have dared, tn j | district sustained the teaclxr by 30 to 3. I but tba director closed the doors. noble impulse, every just eonsideratiuo. with gratitude and respect our narom fuy ferocious instinct of a lion rod he will be more things than one. Th* Chicago and Lake Huron railroad should prompt us to atom the tide, and terricea pertonnod, we must benefit .bate Collector Stetsons, of Boaton, who as | company will rebuild their machine sbopa, cheek the onward course of vice and in­ earned offiej under peculiarly unfavorable reecntly burned al B*4tl: Creek, on the Tim glory of Greece and Rons* has keg iquity. The Almighty wishes in Us ranks mrcumstanccs. has made ao good a record 1 old site, and will comirt-nre the work a. SO half way soldiers, whom the smoke of tinoe paesed away ; well-nigh forgtXten is that upon whispers of his removal a p> i one*. 80 aays U>e Bude Creak Jomal. battle would frighten and whose knees thd splendor of Charlemagne, and th* ' Arthur Gilman and JocvpU I-egard. of 1; must, however, be borne in miod would knock together at the Aral onset ; pomp and pageantry of teois XIV ; yet stgnainrcu of 312 firms. .i Kent county, stole s eow, and in tern than that tho men who hare accomplished ihoc and in these days, when deeds and uot in­ tha good and noble men of tbs part will representing about -120 millions of uapital. ij 12 hours a Grand Rapid* judga bad them gsuat results were not -taeu of medknxvon thrir way to state prison for a two years’ tealions indicate otu attitude, it behooves ever be remembered. Empires may crarible Many signed who were actively opposed to ; and proud kingdoms fell, but what genera- ability, but in thsnsrivea were great meu from'the boguininjr, that thair groatjit: his appointment; among this number was I Haughtily and arrogantly it stalks forth, •rtAing whom it may davour, unmitidful of dreolated hearthstones, heeding not the Wailings of mothers, turning a d.-of car to the crim of Marring children, reeking with the blood of iu once innocent victims, bating with fiendish malignity tho furthersnea of truth; iu pleasure, misery and aufering; iu chief driight, manhood iu the gutter. £*akee and cot are alike in- Romanama, spurnod by indignant Eu­ rope for her enormities, with the opeesovenign power of the Pope dtraried to the rule- of tha VatiroOi*tHves to retrieve her and his intrepid followers? while the brave adimtUts, who have encountered and tlnquished a hostile public sentiment, bare won an undying reputation. Let u rtation cured res al the front and wo aball bo remembered, though not with the great, aflrart with the just. Let us do what ww can to hasten tho coming of that milleaial day, when the ii«fal siu.ll bs tha honorable, and the trno tbe ranpeeiahle. When tbe now stnoulderuig embers of puiity and virtue bckindlod into a flume and the tares of sin end death be forever consumed. When evil aad iu champioox shall have vaahhed, Superstiti-.-n hsru yu-ldcd her robe and crown, and troth aball have her spotless garments, rod laid arid* the rags with ¥hich a blind and nuagukied people for centarire hail clothed her. When tho longue of infamy will bo pal­ sied, and the voire of defamation be hushed. When the last wail of aorruvr and the Iasi cry of distress will bo last is tbs joyous in America. With eager band (he gras;o for the control of our public schools. Her avidity in this direction is only equaled by her desire to obtain the management of government, which in her possession means death to religious freedom, to bunrat sound with tbe glad refrain, “Free! Free ! thought repression, and to the horrors of Free I ” And as wo stand before our Mak­ a bloody Inquisition a speedy naurrcctiro. er sad our Jedge, at the dawn of tbe rvwunceticn mom, will it out indeed ba glodes advancement, and says to three who nous to know that wo fought ia the fora, seek more light, "Thus far and no farther I" mist logioua of tha eternal right? •ad tbe Imre thinker who would probe into the mysterim of the now unknown, or «jf> wide trom the beaten path of the SUCCESS IN LIFE. An oration delivered by William B. Aa oH fab’o reprarcu Justice aa lame Sweeswy, one of the Graduating Class <Z in eos fbot; but when the perpetrators of foe High School, Friday evening. June 22, tho tucromt rascality, the most heinous •viteiay, and the blackest crimus. can ply ibrir boiliab arts in defiance of all law. wo are compelled to admit that the table but -snd tbe tormsnt of life; sotnetima a great' object to be steadily pursued, all de: b> a>g made subservicut to it. or mor: earnthe powers of the netbennust pit, twins' monly aseries of minor object*, riainK roe thrir ritey folds around the chariot o.' pnytrcw, and him their polluted and pois­ onous bmth rit iu oteupanw, can wa wcader lhat it makw ao little- headway ? The exigency demands men end women of Sterling worth, unflinching in the boar of adrerrity, unyielding when victory is coaaaa, altliough they prodaced irunforta! roruhs, happened a good deal tike the wt.i*t!c the boy executed in school: “be didn't whirtie, it whittled itself," and wire far tba m<Bt part rtsulto of aeeideut, *ed tlicro men are not ao worthy of praiai aid buuur as a man of smaller capacity wive, l-y unceasing toil aud unwavmng purpess, ba* uvercume greeter obstariee and acvoui- ten waived tn cxicinxtiaa and the cue was sent to tec evsnd jury. Whitten w» oommlttod to jail. Tha penally ia aevero, and Whitten will be properly punished. Senator Hamlin, of Main?, is reported u> have said to President Hsysa, just be­ fore stortins for home, after tbe adjourn­ ment uf the extra snasi..n n! the Berate, in March, that be did m« like too Stellite juat aa much encmire uf tho urgro now as they ever were. "Bat, Senator." replied I'r.ri«lent Hayes, •'you mart make excep­ tion* t-i your rule. I bare Mari a good deal u.' Gordon. Ixmar. Hill aud others, lately; ark] I like Ijeut very uadi." “Yos, I know you do," iuoteutly retorted Mr. Hamlin ; “but 11! be d—d if it's any COFFEE. SOAP FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN. CROCKERY. mm •< rwl ums rv ( i c, tris* is 1 m Smith Hogle & Preston. MkiiC Drunkard Stop ! jj-'St iwusroiMrtu, m: fr.ktt ■Ki Pajer Krisr hualit Olimr.d!’ iiatic BatU Mw 'nwwinr wnmT.?" OPIUM HABIT, LIGHT-RUNNING $BjS20i Tire Cincinnati Ksywrer exhibits aymp. toua of coming straight out for Pendleton for Senator. It aays: “Ohio will elcet a Democratic I^gialatara and then Mr. Pro-1 dleloo's viudiution trill ba completed.'' But, tho Oki> State Journal wJI reaaarka, if Mr. Pendleton's vindication drpeodi up­ on tho election Os a Democratic Ixgialaturn, ho has a clear prospect uf thrashing around under tbe cloud of suipieioo fur SEWING MACIl'sK July 4lh. 1878. The Legislature apprvpriates (75,000 foe furnishing it. ' Sines 1874, 48,000 ■ CUifoeni. mlmoo and 140,000 white firfi liave been depori.ed in th* waters of Caw county. BEST. Qeo.M.SavateAaCo’s Col Twenty saloons have elosod np in Mus kegon within the pws. few weeks. Tbe April pay-roll ot tbs Detroit fire •nen was Bi,5'JO. GEO. FECI £ CO'S The bad practiee of allowing waahtubs full of water to aland around where the Il is a year and h half L.-foto Senator children are. led to .ho usual fatal nsmlta Gordons wtecrowr iu the United Stetvs Senate is to be draws by the Georgia Legioltture, but nevcrtkJsB th* Ugh. h al­ ready ia progress. It will be a fight be­ tween tha irapUxabiss and tha liberals. Senator Gordon haa been tin friend of the President, and the GTugia implacable* cat’ It HEHIC'SWIXC. MACH' CO.. . THE BOSS 155 and 157 WttIWABB AVE.jBETIOIT Fal liable Smtrfts: Gat INCLUDING SUMMER sm GKK5AIHNES, LAWNS. Ac. ic._ York. The old Democratic party ic Georgia will cot a terrible wrroebiog be­ fore thia yaar aad a half fight is over. bang." or become partner with death, as tlso sulkey rauloa and squoaks akoj; the h^hway with barely stquircmeuu’toougL Hut atill it is not wino to chuuae a ealli« which, may Le Wow yvur ability, in which if you succeed the suiceM v/dl not b4 wwt^- -*■'——--------=“ — coaeritud and thought to freqarot r..____ ge b value upon their abiluiM, while morn frequently the ccnrmo ia the fart. No man know* wbat are bis powers, wbeiLar'bo is cspablc of great or only lit­ tle things till ha bss learned by actual trial. The mediocre talrotmutt be eeked out by brave, resolute end j.srsittant effort. The more limited a poraon's powers, tho more need tf rifort; the rouBer tha results tbe more nrad that they should L: repeated. i , Vila Spartan youth who complained to hb father that Lis sword was too short. . . roico in naming a United Steles Senator to succeed Roesoe Conkling. Hcprewnlative Ellis of Louisiana thinks that Hayler of Ohio seems to have mostrength for the Hpaakcnhip in thn cnU.-n Staten. But for the rcpwttero in Cincin nati leal October, it ia very probable that Mr. Ssylar would not have bad aa oppor­ tunity to be a candidate for Spaaker. TRIUMPHANT! A lot of haif-anJ half jourasls riaiming to be Republlonfimsgioe that the gmar. thing for them to do now is io abuse the old abod'hrreoa of the Repbiiron party who venture to differ with the President iu bis Southern policy. They fancy if they The Advance Plow throw plenty of mud at Blaine, rid Den Wade, Chandler, and others uf like stamp, they will intensely ddighl the Preridont, whereat they will, toe to one. disgust hiu with their syoophaaey. They ought to direera someti'ing from the dhertuoo of Geo. Dcvaus, auJ the wMom bn non- higher than ycur I iruee thereof fiuln DBT GOODS. DEI|pIT. 0 YES ! (SOLDIERS I) O YHS 885 A DAY MOWER that sadly strickMi state. If there is, in Um life of * person, a limo when, there all other lima*. he ha* reason for * drop and (ablins* feding of hopfiinasi to well up in Lie bosom; ■ limo TOBACCO. Tbs P.-sUmuter Oanaral has notified the American ITtolograph Company of New York that their bid for farnUfong pretal eardi at 69 5-6 orota t-ev 1000 » ■ I... --.1 i_ . *___a .< to regard himself aa, indeed, th: happiro of tbe happy, it is> dung the last set^iring the foial toueb whkh is to crown sum, nobis orterprite with auMeaa. Such, at lasat ia a aortrin dsgnw, are A. D. COOK. lOdBUKtS1. -T' luM; HnLssl.Bciteiiitf fi ixmmusrtK:, �Ti/t Htpuilityl Stfftn i 1 Mowday eight. . -r -w- — Adc>.toy ayee aad aaye aa Mm: Ayw—AM. Abbey. Dewey, Lewi., 1um.I1, MaXeaghua, Taallna aad Tewag—7. by Mi oaruM Mead. Ihia wa. f.U.w»i by , trio. . Dbuat Chl.ee, - a bmlifat pioea by MM. Wigta•aa aad XJUr uj Mn. U«ml. 0«r <ailiag.",-by Ouriee W. "Jm, wee "•a* « Uu f.rvgra^ao.wJ ... . Ihai duwadM «d th. eUaaihb aad anntaiue .1 .n prwl "Mom la UK" by WillMaB.M-m* TAKE NOTICE. L. Nkwtdx. _____ =i««;To TAo« whom ftlCITY DRUG STORE ..e war- aa.-u_u.-_ may Cowcer,, wuzm4BARTES I nm now running Hbxey New Portable Ma­ ; chine for mo ving,rais> ing or changing the 1 location of buildings from small to great, and having handled about 1,200 buildings in suten years. I feel confident I ca.i satis­ fy those who may fa­ vor me with a call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Mich. Residence — Six miles directly West from Hastings. AlaoiheMbvingi . Hxmaoi. Jttwo 34.1S77. Ta lie Jtaj/vr a*! Ow.ii hi a CVaanZ .­ Al a regular ueeaUg af IVrnw- Han Ceapaay. Sa. I. held Juae imj>, 1S77. Addb.. Enheua .u uyMlri. aewerCiag u the by- . ba. of ^4 Co.p*ay Special Notices. H0K0P1TH1C Unraus. MEDICAL isd LAWBOOKS All • Proscriptions snd Receipts Carefully Prepared. AN IMMENSE BUSINESS, StXCE WE MARKED DOWN OUR PRICES Everybody ASTONISHED and All orders in Has­ tings or Vicinity left with Powers A: Bar­ low. All About the County. Notice These Prices A. S DEAN, Irving, Mich., Apr. 23rd 187 leave Chicago daily, except apr23u>3. Sunday) from the Welle Street Depotat 10:30 A. M., ar.d arrive al Omaha next morning. East bound, they leave the Transfer Depot, op- I)*"’’ CARBOLIC OIL j Sunday, (and on every third Flakl Fhh! HUi Men's Good Suits $3.50 $4 & $5. All Wool Suits $6 $7 $8 $9 A 10. . Boy's Suits $1 $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 A $4. Men's Lined Pitots Tocta. A $1. Men's wiijjc Vests $1 ±2 50. Men’s and Boy’s Summer Coats 85cU. and up. Cotton Socks 3 A 6 cents a pair. every thirl Saturday), and reach Chicago the .text after- And All Goods Equally Low. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Pa.r CJUb^ia Bonoy .1 arld;4 SuiTh, H-xilk A Pararroi'a -Vo other road west of Chi­ cago runs these calibrated Pullman Hotel Cars, or any form- of Hotel Cars. Double Store, 38, 40. and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. Mixed Pickle. swrr NEVER FAILS' Try u 0»«-W B. PB. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. 1HK5PW-, TO CONSUMPTIVES. We hate ewe ef the A.eei. auet pleaeaat aad tcuariuM hciJJinp l. the JUau. M ■alerial proepedly U eerie; eatlrriv la the imereti which ihe Inhabitant. al Urge hate . B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Awiy. ZMxrt— WANZER & BARNES, Maya—Tftiaana 1 Tie rwlgeeUw ot Kory C. Lewie aa AMA eyccia! o>t»i|a- «r the Cuoadl llun-Ky etntac. Jaw IMi. pnrwual la j n»»a . f the Fira! Ward ww praoralvj U tha (oarawwat. EJe Heeor IU Mayor la the MUMS, aad Ml umAMi ne areapul aad B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. City Drug Store, HaiLingi Mich b Your Trade Solicited. Drugs—Patent McdidneiiPainta—Oila—Brushes Lical Mbjijtes; Jliliw TRIMMED HATS. at tee lowtri paaaiUa jrncra u JnnelkS Mia M. A. Folawi.', •aw. t»<v.eT On-ajrher. ui hclunl ty hat. j m «. Leii >1 a«aaMdIi>u Toi.et articles— Perftnncry School, Mincci'aneous, an<l Blank Book* Stationery WIIW! Sam^paitilla Call a'. Ite-Sm of thBIB HIT. I of HATS, CAPS and GENTS' FTR'I NIBBING GOODS io bo toad mri- ‘ »><le af Detroit And bm ia where j e Jake in, fft’ iS S SLL | DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS For aale by jd-utxr MM. M. A. POLAND. THEM ST Hl'CH LOK ER PR1O£S—T>a^'\ttli to era tbe yxxij brING UNEQUALLED OFFER. *«OITl'UHI»ITtil FREE Report oae^Kad aa! odepud aa U the »1teaalaa of Hu rtrveC He awe!* ef the report ae relate i «• the grMlag of pule ro-4 .eM laid oe the uLle until aeai rvgalar Bootle j, oo GOOD KI8T0TBPUBLK! STOCK OF GROCERIES Winfad PEOPLE OF BA1RY COUNTY A. Boidruo BwiiKe Milana, with doth model., in atoek it my tomm on North Beoadway, teo bioeke from Suu Mrrct. Mm. O. V. GoKxsnsi.il june20l3 ■ Ono More Unfortuneto. AArjrffcl by I/H on.! Uyi u trikwe ■ Ay—AU. ALU,. HeN-gUce, TeaHeeae ud T«ag-i- DEFY COMPETITION OU.YW] yerlag la Wn! Ward. f<«« aeeeyMl, aa.* Mt -*u. ol AM. Hr Saa3.ua lU BeyJrt wee adaptad, aad ordou dleeetei* u he crave aa tie pe-.^M hade by ayee aad lay* aa MHv»: ' Orm, Medloine, etc. Etc ; Wm. H. Goodyear. �Holloway's AdsOTlIsemsnts. fiEinSinm . THE TBBTTMOJtY PETITE WHOLE T-'OELb en altar aquetsing through a Uk io thej fence into a strawberry bed next door. DEFEATING HER OBJECT. Hadegarde Lyvelt had just ccme down ; Miaa Lyre1' was almost always late st tba morning meal Hhe ww* one of thorn young ladies who Seldom irvob’.e thcajdrre about the con­ venience cr inconvenience of other* as re­ gard* flhrir own aelf-indulgence. Mbs Lyvelt moreover "wan out" a good deal, and baih, soirees, and evening recep­ tions do not correspond with early hoar*. ’“I dm ray." coldly interrupted garde p “brt poor poopte ottght not to talk nonaeoM about aeutiuicnt. I aac, with a glance, "that you need money. I’ll give you half a crown for that plant." “It ia not for aale," repeated Lucy, con­ strained. “Then yon don’t mewn to obligte m* T" haughtily spoke oat Hildegarde. “Very well, if you pends: in this obstinacy « will be the wuraajfor you. I will tell my abter Bopbb to withdraw her custom from you at otm. Don't b« an idiot; Ibtea to tba coramoa aenae of tbe tbinr. Here b half a crown , jtut wrap the plant up and let ma take it away." “But, Mba lyvelt—" •Tva no time to argue the matter," iotenupted Hildegarde. “Yea or no ? I want the flower—and trry sister is one of yoar beat eustomcn.” And Hildegarde Lyvelt triumphantly bore the anowy blo-aom *w»y. Her lootatcps had scarcely died out oa tire threshold before her uncle Abner's frietid bent pityingly over Lucy's drooping “Vi'ltet, crying, Lucy ? And only be­ cause that handsome visage haa stolen away your one Bule flower! Believe ma, child, •he j* not worth one of those glittering tear diaanoad*. I will fill your windows with flowers before nighifrlL" “You are very kind, ' tattered pw« cy, trying to smile; "but—but they will not ba my poor mother's gardenia." Miss Lyvelt waa in bar marfenchsnting toilette when Mr. WBda allied that even- a, ™. u us ml,. JhM ot W US, I—law. dujh. ter, who came into the room like a freak brecic. and seemed actually to light it up with her brilliant dark eye*, aad brining braid* of auburn hair. ' Tho sMcst Mim Lyvelt, who waa liter­ ary, w»* already *eltled down at her desk, in the second bay window—tho second Mias Lyrclt, who wa* domestic, was en­ raged in looking over a basket of table linen, but Hildcganic, tho acknowledged And on a gddod trij»d in tho window beauty of the family, pretended to no meialiH. ” ’ ' ''' stood poor Luty Parke's cream-white bln"I shall many rich," aaid Mwa HMo“ You aeo," said Hildegardc. smiling garde. • ‘ And really her pretty face aad stylish sweetly, "how 1 have treasured it for your manner seemed almost to authorise her in Norton Wylde looked her straight in "Well, dear, and bow did you enjoy the the faec. “Do you mean," aaid he, in that cold, baill last nigtaT' and Mr*. Lyrclt poured out a eup <rf hot eoffeo and pushed the blunt way of bi* that somewhat jarred upon her prttty cnav.ntionalities, that plate of twaii toward her daughter. "Oh, wll eooagb." said Hildegardc this b is the same- flower I gave you before with indiferener. "But, oh. mamma I" I w«ct away ?” “Of course it is," mid unconscious Hil­ brightetuag suddenly up, “who do you degard. suppose I mrt there ?" "Mira Lyvelt." said Newton Wylde, "I don't know, I'm rare," mid Mr* drawing himself to bi* full bight, "you LyvjL -Whowaaitr are a woman—and from a woman’* lip* “Nortam Wylde." “No!' ejaculated Mr*. Lyvelt, while Uacbood eome* with a dquble-dbtillcd Eleonora looked up from her traaslaiiiras, terror. You brought this flower from Lu and Sophia dropped her ball of darning cy Parke's house to-day; you wilsd it away from her by threats and entreaties now you would palm it off .“Yen," aaid Hildegardr. stirring the alike. cream into h«r coffee, ‘‘bo ha* returned, open me for the wuno I gave you three and Mr*. Stoyver tell* mo h* haa made a years ago I” Hildegarde stood with crimsoned check, great fortune." “Doe* he admire you a* tuocb a* ever, and finger* nervously working together— detected I darling?" naked Mr*. Lyvelt, smiling. Tho platitudes which she would fsin “I don’t think there’s much doubt of that, mamma," returned Hildegard*, with have uttered died away on her lips—ske a ouuctoM tom at her proUy young bead. only felt that she had played uat I ar game “Un Wilfred twicu with me. You can't and last it. Norton WyHo took his leave—and when think how much b« has improved since he want away. And ha s to call lure this Mrs. Lyvelt snd the girls hurried in to aveoing. I always told you J shouH inquire the reason of his unexpectedly marry rich, mamma, and I rather think brief vial, they found Hildgarde in • stonn of passionate tears. . That was tbe end of their hopes on tbe ruptad Hildegarde, "he aakHd me about that plant he gave me before be went away—that white gardenia, you know." ••Well r "And I told him I had watered it ev­ ery night and morning during hi* absence. What cbe could I ray ? He meant it for a acet of yoyr d"amour, you know, and it wouldn't do to own that I hail forgotten all about it, aud lot it die." "Oh, Hildegarde, did you let it die ?" RAILROAD. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, The Danbury Son man opened hi* lecture at Bridgeport by remark rag lhat he bad seen so much about it oa the pow­ ers tod in the paper* during the paatweek or two that ba had eome to have a feverish desire to bear it bimaclf, and wa* very glad be wm i.r«ent. 0KKAT WOTTSSS BAICWAY. •rsvrsaa. When i’araou Brownlow wa* near death Has The Largest Circulation, Is Hadically Republican in Sentiment. There ia an almcat complete equality in the world * raxes In France the balance in meet nearly attained, where for every 1,000 men there ire 1,00" wotoea. In Sweden, to 1,000 bus there are 1,064 wo­ men, while in Greece, to the same number of males there are bat 993 Grank-Womra. io Paraguay then are only 1000 men to , every 2,080 women, a Kate of things! mainlr due to tbe ravage* of the Brasilian : A great philosopher says, in cue o( hb letters . “I have told you of the Spaniard who always put on his apeciacha when he was about to cat cberriea, that they might look the bigger and more tempting. In like muncr I make tho most of my en­ joyments ; and though I do not cut my care* away, I pack them in a* little oom­ ram u I can, end carry them a* conven­ iently u 1 can for myself, and never let ih-m annoy otbera." Aa tho train wan slowly crawling out ot the depot at Indiaaapolb the other d»y, so tndiriduj’, with, terror depicted in every line of his countenance, was seen running after it, making time that woul^ not hare disgraced tbe record of a lightning ex­ press. A* be grasped the rail and drew himself up uu tbe steps, tbe look of ter­ ror stiH in hb face, he confided hb secret to a stranger who stood oa the platform. He had awarded the premiums at the ba­ by show lhat afternoon. S----- , who wa* traveling in Kansas,! received the following teieirram : • Return immediately. You are a father." Oa tbe ere of his return hb lady friend* deter­ mined to play a joke oo him, procured from the ireighUsrhood three other babie*, placed all four in a row on the bed in an adjoining aparUncq^and covered them up. ••iarrived, embraced hb wife ia irreat delight, and wa* then led forth to behold hb fint-lxirn. When the crater wa* raised, an incredible look of raqirissNovcnprrsd hb countenance, os he exclaimed, “Greo: hrt fajK Jatbu & Stftm IAILIOAB. And Local Paper w unsurpassed in tbe State. IICHIGAN AM THE SIUTE Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year in Advance. JOB DEPARTMENT, •jKaHSSszX? UM is* •sOTMrsiioIr a*OTt nus.l 1 Hus OOUMSI &4ll«nUr rwtotoisu sisses*?- ots« after srOTT otbrr OTm' tsksaumUhs^U <to wiatsd&wtMs Dodgers, Posters, Bill HeadsJJet$£££ ter Heads, Note Ueads, State Haikvi meats, Envelopes, Busi­ ness and Calling *a*a* uni» atritioa. Cards, &c„ &c. Geo. M. Dewey, Editor. ■IM IAFIBS AM DSfiaiT Slate St., Httotinga, Mich. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY G-ETSrTTIKEE 'Vibrator" taty Kachiiex. tSteXS HEALTH Amis PLWOUK Diseases with Its Agonies CliOOSEBBTWRESTnKM. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. GEO. K i)I)S & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS 9 .rssuK.-With Uk* SUra A MM. EeNhOTi ' ACOTU Jesc-nos—Wilk DOTeste. fct J <4 wllkaal Ms <mm ot otsvimiIh. I’.'j'stt'tr zi.T.-r ltom'iaijto Is, ter, 17________ tikxKT j. r>ry n|Tft?MTl?®3?^Lv,. s >mtj (iT<a.tk*t to sa *>4sr*< ito i ■(•4 taHroiMs. will arasktr rwwt liul ■iMMitxuuS stMBMfc .tor-. Ml s ■r ■•dktat Is «m* r»r Uwm dlwjrlM. Howto beStreac. A* the picnic ucaaou ia approaching, it ia proper to mention that there ore aeren hundred apeciaa of ant*. wa* a poor man then—-ba'» a rich man "Gently the dew* arc o’er mo itealing," aa tho maa aud when he had firn duo-bill* “And what will ho my?" demanded presented to him at oiw time. Sbphia. Joab Billings aays: H have finally kam "That * tbe question,'' raid Hildegarde. “Ba mnatn't know, I moat obtain a to the konklttaioc that the bswt cpitaff tony white gardenia somewhere or other before man can have is a good bank aorounL" Vo-night to reproduce the one I hare wept Do the work of you* life weU, and whether shoe-black or prime minister, you will stand on tbe aamc pUac on the judg­ ment d»y. BsfeaCTilia.tte-r The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREY8' Homeopathic Specifics Tie Gnl Stitien TtaiiM orthern NRAILWAYCOMPANY CENTRAL Sfewt®,arse Tk* Mtewtam Istsinsli an *e,—: *r i»ls IM swot an aUMr Ums la •- • Visisiot Mbmtff In raws Itora <1> WOT&Trawatn* City Drug Store J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, • She does sewing for me," raid Sophia. “Mm. Hoyt, of our Dorcas Society, recommendod her. Supports an old uncle, or aomotbtog of that sort, I believe. I nev­ er should h*rr« thought of the thing again If you hadn't chanced to mention a white gardeula." “Good," mH Hildegards. "It shall be mine." • “I don’t tkmk ahell anil it” HASTINGS. would acarway expact to find in a mere *^But Sq had not always occupied that - MICHIGAN. Dr.iigs anti Medicines of till descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prc»criptinnr skillfully compounded. Also a full line of "No. 17 lUvet kite, third floor front," aid Sophia, referring U a little memorandus-book in the drawer of her work stand. "It's rather a pirrrty-rtriekra place, lart—" “I don't eon * Mid Hildegarde. ‘Til Lucy Parke ass Tory busy that day fin taking u order fcr Mias Sophia Lyvelt - PBMBIES, UIBS, PM, OILS, DY hi STUFFS, &c. unsurpassed TRIUMPHANT! in quality a specialty. The Advance Plow PATENT MEDICINES Springfield, HL, ha* a fatnals dentist. She is (aid to be a lady of gentle extrac­ tion. Such a woman u bound to pall through life—peaceably if she can.'fcroepcr, more hunrion* atmut-pbere, from ly if abo man. wWuk, .tea, «b* Hot! awakawa) to th. dull Thorn areas to ba s general Mine that embtia* of a Msaf tail Bwtlmay't heart «M Effbtar than amd, f.« a pure** friend waa er® than fitting h““uU^!‘udbadb*rdre«of a high Of al) kinds in endless varieties. amLAAUMICU DBWL HOWER § REAPER xxitdO STATE Of ML Iff. J Pennsylvania lai'raid nAasCkasft.Ss:’.; ““fittlMi. -------------------- K tt-TATUMt, <Mttt«0S tHM ‘ffiBO0 °® UTLLETWR, RlKHi. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-07-04.pdf d508659587e6ef0e729365e688c214fb PDF Text Text VOL XXII. NO. 10 HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1877 Mt brook a line ao drawn. (Tea dfatinotfoem ar* out nf pines ia thfa eountrv, and forty Judge Hiltoo. with forty ume* tbs Btevart estate bUk of them, cuoot make them It wiO kill lU trade of tU Stew­ art catabliabmeul, and will hurt the Grand Uniso Hotel. For wU(Ur cm fckm Jew* or Mt, fair play fa th* jrwri. TU fwpres are fall of the subject. . PHYSICIAN k SURGEON It was .victorious over all Competitors at the Great Centennial Field Trial. It works the easiest because the weight of the driver docs the. dumping, and is the most durable because it has WROUGHT IRON (not cast) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS (not iron) over theteeth. THE CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY NEW and NOVEL. NO STICKS PLUGGED IN THE AXLE, NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR ^tXCBAKCttT. SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER 0 IHlU tarn Mrt la Ita lam*. Al last k"» .am* tM* ■«■Ml **<L "IrerlB* -Ita a HI. lauan. T«r toaatU.1 !-■« uafeU, V 1*. —..-. — ----I .mb^ BC.K. . Aa4 'test.. lU'b. Is <!«■ «v4 IfakL COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. Avntie’a fare floaUd. “You yourself. Beauty. ” SU folded tbe tn ber hand *■ abe epokr "This । opportunity by talking to me uneearisgly. | i* ftom Mr. SUne to mo.” He pre me a long hfatan o« Wanromueth , of the ligbl houas that dated back to Qeecn Anne's time; and eipatteted me. Mr. 8Lmm Ud written to Anntie,, upon lb* advantage of being here, away “ “f “atsra! guardiu, coafcaring our rt- 1 from crowds that csrsd nothing for ua,, tarhment Ha bad thought it better ia I and «njoyiag the eocisty of thorn for whom we carol m»t And the meaning glance be threw back to where Auntie and I sat. I" Thia thought calmed me. and I quietly [ rotrmted. while Auntie perused, in peace, Mr Sloane had an opportunity to eon . the oteive ia her band 1 rrrae with me, h« should are ia my an I | The Champion was the lighest draft of all the Machines tested at Bnt I watched her fnrtively, a* I eat ■A STIFF BREEZE nation my sparkbng replies, and in the at the other window; and a* abe cundudcd, i 1 the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and received interest expraaad ia By whole bearing.,I I saw the tear* rolling down her choeka the highest award. ’ ’ ’ ’ ‘' riaumiaa. Auntie | Sbe art qnistly for a few mossrat*, and that it wu natural j then called m* toward her. I obeyed the I Th* Naw Chainpi Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCClJSS. I It was our first morning rt Woarv-1 Th* New | summon', my joy conquered mjr embar mouth, a pretty place by the >*n. MJH 'It is unequalled fur quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT| but raasmeot, for 1 felt sun- that she now taw little frequented by touriata. With and DURABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought | our boated wardrobe, and Mill more lim­ 1 the dadraancaa of opposing tea any longer. 1 “Bcnaty, dear," said Auntie, drawing ited puree, Auntie Ud decided that ws i Iron, Malleable Iron aid steel, while its ' DENTIST NasRilte, WHOLE NO. 2056. ^feS-ESs?* FARMERS P80FBSIM1L IM BUSHS CARBS Come and see ourStock. W22»yl. PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, I think we had been away a mouth, i me duten beside heron lbt> aofa, “I have I. when one evening, Auntie complained of a : no secret* ftoe* you, and I know you will headache and did no* godown. Mr-i be pleased to bear that oar friend, Mr. I Sloane was rt the table ; and it rather | Sloane, has asked me to become bis wife. surprised me that he did m-t seem in his I | He wfabes our. marriage to take pl*« in usual epirite, we bad not often so good October, and----- " • tn opportunity of bring aloes. I waa rare How can I describe the fading that he would a*k me to walk on lb. veranda took poeaanion of mo as Auntis spoke ? or osplanadr, after tea > but U left tbe SootetMng must have shown in my fans, table before I Ud fiafabed ; and wUn, for she stopped-suddenly and looked hard come ten minutes altorwarda, I want di* at me. The neat nxnrat a desperate cotteoirtriy Into th* parlor, found him walking about impatiently, hfa hat in bu bud. On seeing mo, be cam* hastily lor-srd. and in an cxrited, hurried way, slip tri paying back about ped a freahly-wriltaa note into my hand. ~**i Ingereoi The people were coming ia froaa- the wa. rat within a few wreka uf the time L tables, and ho only whispered, as be paro-d went in, and th* rwat of the mg bar me, “Will you have the kindsre* to take never Urn hurt a pa rude The pronecu thia to your room and waa, the next mo gard for each other for a vrrv long time— mor. than a year, in fact." : I remember that I told Auntie 1 bad no objectioo», that I ahould like to travel, me. ; but it t* no use of my trying to do , scribe bow I felt that evening. Mr. So, after a moment a hesitation, I drew Sloane come back, and we returned to the ciM. to ths fading light, and broks the city together. He talked to me just as he always did. A antie’s trousseau was non Y«h ia in aa bad hand* teeter as it was AU rt ones, a sadden gurt took my Ut Dearest Beatrice, ” the' letter began- ia program, and ia the aotnmo iha an-l •when Tweed reigned, and is entering upon drib off my Lead, and a*nt it spinning away, threatening to Wow it every instant and 1 wish I could describe tbe nub of I Mr. Sloane were married. I Luing first aether lean <f fraud ,nd corrupuon. emotion* that overwhelmed me m I read bridesmaid. The neat spring, a* had hoc n The twenty million, that ths big ring into the water. Hole only rerved to whet th* appetite of I started forward to catch it, when a the words—“I eanao* return to th* city, arranged we went to Europe Several ysan haveeiapesd. but to this those who got a bite of it for a fuD Beal quicx energetic acep P-«d -d a | ercu for a day or two, without takisg with day i* fa a puxals to me, whether Mr. strangv treadetnan overtook the’ hat and me the aaaurancs of your regard “ You know the hopes I entertain. As Sloane ba* evbr told Auntie ebon* the note secured it. No not a atremge gentleman, Tbe rity* fa stirred up oo the silver for as he turned, 1 recognised him, and I shall probably noth* able to st* you be Which I sent bin. I hope he will oarer quenriou Now York fa inflexibly hpfore leaving to morrow, will you let me tel! aotuel-ody via* ; for there ia to be an­ poacd to tbe remonetizing of silver, and eried, “Why, Mr. Sloane--------- " I couM *ay no mors. 1 was so aeUo- liaie a line from your hand—an assurance other wedding next October , but 1 think ' tU bminex world atigmatiaes tho making I naa trust bln, and that ba will no*. 11 of silver a legal tender as only another faked , mat-- thin tint, pleased , lor 1 aaw that my afsetiau fa rataroad V "Th* algnature, ’ Cbarim Sloane,’’ 1 ahould no* lika Hany to know . what a I rt once that he had followed me from tbe form of foflatiou. Dcbta dun other coun­ city. I was emberraaad, too, and blush­ •carorlr saw. such Wa* the tamaltuoua ns little fool I once was. tries can no more be paid in stiver than For to thia day, I never walk by the they can in greenback', and tU produc­ ing furiously, for tbe vied was playing all I seaside, without a bluab’of abase al my tion fa so raonnous tUt a stlli greater de­ aorta of trick* with my hair, rad I knew I Mly, (specially it it fa recalled to ate by ci: ue ia ecnaidered curtain. The eity will must look like a fright. wfiat ia alwayx aaauciatad with that .am- fight it to tbe death, and gold fa tbe caly "Yea, Mr. SJoom," he aid, taking off | sundard that fa arreptablc ; every member bis brt rad bowing, and pretesting my from the city will be instructed ta fi*vor no financial acheme thrt-hioka to tasking OUR NEW YORK LETTER. 1 felt a little pang, in the midst of my I a atiffbrsere ' But ia there any nxduaive anything but gold tU standard of nine*. right, oo your part. Mis Beatrice, to happiness, st the thought of By neglect । Tb# cleansing of tU custom house ■ goWesranouth, that you teem aorprissd Pone Aunu* I AU her labors had ban in । ing on tatfafertorily. TU okl rackrra are vain. And I went penitently down aguin, when “there some------ ’’ getting mostly cleaned oat end a daan of "Ob! no, no!" I interrupted, blnahing to order bee tea and toast. men who are willing io work for tbe govWhen the tray came, and I saw her en­ Jernment are io tbeir plarre The postagain. “On the contrary. I am rare ws The great acueation in New York,ju*‘ •ball b« very glad ao ano you—that ia gaged in preparing tbs tan. 1 drew ray nfice, new ao Ud a* the cuatom-houM, g_lm.tr done to ths wiatdow sod opened toy now, I* th* ectioa of Judge Hilton, tbe Auntie------ " berakauc down and blnahing again, and falling back on Auntie, M ! writing-desk raprsseutativ* of the Stewart estate, in ex eluding Jew* from the Grand Ussoa Bo­ "Thanks,” U ani-l coolly. “I enme by ta! at Saratoga. Tbe Grand I'nioc is tbe the night bort; and as It wa* too Uta to aenteuce*. A fear of aayiag too Meh, or gn to bod. and t-« early for brrakfaat, I too Uttle, urerwhelmad Be i and the ink Urgent rammer bote! In th.- world, and tbosght 1 would Ink* • walk. But I dried upon my pea tofurr I had written a the most exdualre. Joseph Seligmaa, hardly dared to bops far inch plnaoure ae Bae. our of tbs wenlthirot banker* ia thia rity, Then Auntie, refreahrd by her ten, in­ mreteng you," and he bowed again. has, lor some years, lived at the Grand It was aooo time to return to tbe hotel, terrupted the current of mi thoughts Uniat with hfa family, during the ram •Beauty,' the mid, in an Indiflerent aort whither Mr. Sloane accoapanied me Al merfnontha, *nd be applied leal wvek for the door we ported. "I ahall aee you at of way, “wra Mr. Blom rt ta* V “ T ub , Auntie," I replied quietly, while breakfast," he said. “Pray remember nw suitable apartments far this seasuo Much the sentence I had almost framed slipped to Mr. Sdiaman'* diagurt, tbs clerk in­ to your aunt," ' - All ia a flutter I wont to our room. oat of ay bead strength of “oar member.’’ "Oar panI had me yet deeded whether to .ay formed him that he could no* hire rooms, Ler" tau t as great a man m he wm oo« Auntie was just finishing her toilet "Ob! who do you think fa Ursf” 1 cried. “Door, ’ or "Dearert (.’harks," or “Mr. and when asked for a reason *aid that The merebanto report a better feeling Judge Hiltoo instructed him to refuse ail amoog the bminute men of tb* Sooth. A* "TU last person in th* world vs would expect to see," I addded, mendaciously Jem ! To any there wa* a atom would absurd so wa* the bowl abomplitan eoand demure!v. Uta pal it very mild'y. Be it known cvpstioo, th* nnmwal of tbfuvops fiftr .1* I looked rt Auntie * face, it seemed that the Jew* are enormously wealthy in ! tbs Sooth did hare some effect ia to bc that tU pink in tU morning sky stimulating trade iif-thht section. Th* Now York, and are, moreover, numerous, was refleeted on her cheek*. "Why. they arc the largest Unken. and among Anotie,” I triad “ths as* air Ua already worked wonder* with you- You look— the iargmt merchant*, and they control the theatrical and operatic buaincen There was a burning among tUa, and * Mmpasaid, khuing me with even more than her Ur interfere with mytetter 7 SU limed her Uod amy ftva* ■* and per war of vast dimensions was tU result. wonted effuaiveaeae. My name, u* th* Judge Hilton gavs a* hfa reason for hfa reader alreedy knowa, fa Beatrice, bat I Shall I rexwd wUt I wrote that night ? aettoa tUt any hotel was ruined tU mo­ Ud been nicknamed Boautr from a child. I can only say tUt. after I had gained Auntie finished Ur toilet by putting a ment it became known m • Jew bourn, for NEWS FROM A KNOT-HOLE. eourags to commence. I told his ril ; Uw roan tn her bair, an unusual thtng foe her the reason that the Jew. arc all loud, It mate. Ur look so cUnmng. that I said. Aontis's perafatemt efforts to separate vs “.May I put up my hair like yours T" I bndgriqrsdm*; and how I Ud all tU coarse, obtrusive and filthy. H* said hod always worn my hajr in think braids time known wbrt bad brought him ta they would get rooms it tbe fowoal poem on mr seek ; but this boruing Auntie's Waarosoaut, eadrag by accepting hfa Me ralni, and muggle into tUm all tto-ir bair Loksd ao sqlfab, wtth tb. drooping love, and asuring him of min*. TU MXt qucrtion wa*. Uw to ensure vfaitara; Uat they mra filthy in their roa* co one side, that I had an imwutehabits, and that they amim ia such mm> IA* desire to arrange mine in like manner. hfa raoriving lU note. But tU girl wU , -J.* main structure. Her bttla rttfe. tbero “1 don’t think It would become you, so public a place as a Lotel they had priv­. fort, wa* near neighbor to the minister * Beauty," raid Auntie, coaxingly ; and abe atady. Just in th* eorrar of the arisfearranged my hair with great teat*, and ilege* m port* which gm them lieaoas' tar * atady waa a knot-befa, a trifling nort made each a bswitehing bow of blns rib­ to be dwagroeabl* to other people; that‘ of thing lauteif, but, when once found to bon* confining it, that 1 wa* perfectly sat­ their vomec were groat, vulgar and aver-. open lata Mra. Jeakins attic, of tU wtdisfied with my sppeurance. b set impetuses in it* oowssqwmcev ‘ Hew do you do again. Mfat Beairiser W fat Mrs. JociktM finally beeam* swan about rt any price. On lU other Uod. ■ could n-t afford to go to Newport, cr ivm Loim Branch, and accordingly had .elected thia loe rapensiw pkce. Auntie mid, ths* rt these watering places, where to many fashionable people I go, wo would feel aUbby . and that hers STl'DEHAKKR WAGONS. SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, we would bare the saint air and sea; and 1 people, moreoror. would not mlpd wUt we MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVELS.” AC., AC. ■ on-. Wu would grow frreb and rosy from belling, and euald wear oaf ell our old aumreer drasses. Then ws eould Uv* new alike tU coming winter. So it Uppetted. tUt Auntie’* eboice became min*, an ! that we agreed to go to Wearvmcu.h. Nov upon the first morning after our arrival, ! Ud left Auntie still a bed. and gone out for a walk by the ana. It was quite early, but I cuukl n*t ml rain my impatience . I itoged fur the taste of tbe a'lt sen, and to fori lU freah breeae blewiug against mr rhreks Tbesun bad just rim, and *11 prtore *eemed exultant. I The wind blew k> rtroug. that I xreld at | times, hardly Bake my wav against tb* wisd. Off at sea the fiahing-boet* were • making fay .the little harbor, tU gull* Weight is Little More Than 'One-Half Iickiiai.1 other Reapers,t which is a v.cry desirable feature. GREBLE & RUSSELL OVER SOO TAYLOR BAKES i.rtfn .’t RUSMELU 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS SOLD FROM HASTINGS AND MIDDLKVH.LN IN 1876. Sold By MESSER BROTHERS POWERS & BARLOW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Caniaie, Sin aid Omental Farmers, examine the WIARD P A I N TE R PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. iZ'A'JJj / KFJ1)! k'EffiT Those contemplating buying [sp.cWM.d.odAm.ojme.n.mj Mowers or Beepers should see Joy Comfort and JJa/ydnoBJi Walter A. Wood Machines, Slek and ’irtUsteC OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY. II THE STEBBINSBRO’S SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only Townsrnd, Tweed’* aUorwy, publishes a tnsnendoue arraignmoot of Fairchild,] th* Attorney-General. Townsend claim* that Fairchild dewived Tweed, by prornislag to let him go if he cwould make a clran brraM of it, that Tweed did ao prnanite sal stood ready to give informa­ i ataira. The next thing she did was to tion that would have saved the Stat* two throw on her -things, and start off a; milliomt, and would have brought the high opsA for bar friend *. Mm Tautog. “Now. I want to know ’ " said the latter wk ole gang to justice ; but Gat Fairchild, “ Mrs. ’Jenkin, cane in through the bach in the interwrt of John Kelly and to •mirch the reputation of certain meo. used sueh portion' of what Tweed confided to him as would serve bfa purpose, and then refused to let him go on the score that his teatiaaony fa worth nothing. The true intrardom. of it all fa that Tweed ia about as honest m a thousand mon who are ia | lU Jews insist that tUy are M quist and gwslliraraly as any other rise*, that they through that dmky twilight, looking nut pay lh«r bills and hare a right to ril ncupon tUta*. Auntie wan Uttar next morning, and 1 felt more tranquil. Had 1 bora obliged to Boot Mr. Blarai, I eould not Uv* sMWrred far any smmniate ; bat U Ud faft by tU aartec bant. It was u long way over lU pier to the stonaboni. But it Msosad to m« that Awetia aaarnsd dsprramdrt no* raring him. An te >• I “O. certainly “ “And thfo fa my study r "Wbars I pass the most of my lime T' “Yen’* "And where my wife often takas the xrty to aoase nod rit with me r Mr. Jansa emd he umfarsteod that. "Now, then," continued tbe clergyman, “I am' in th* habst of ftoqusetly readme >od to her. And. one. upon a time, I "O, wail, noabin. really worth ssntiontng. B«, then, you may so wvO know ■ ms. It a nothfa', though, that I oare to Xr.JoM.buratoati.nghiaf “la tUt I bars go fmm me, you know. I don’t wiah to be mixed up in tUt scrape. ' aU ’’ raid U, hfa foe. a. rod a* tU mtting “No, your name abu t be mentioned. -•u*. ;• But what is it. Mis. Jenkins ' What fa "TUt and tU knct-UU,” «ri Mr. OnU! Do. pray, tell me raddin’, far I’m dytn’ to know." • “It's no great affair, after all, though. Sull, U s something. But tba a all there iatoit-Mr. J««hupx to alu,:o’ ha. wife taoat dreadfnlly . and be dedares that if she think* o’ gout' out n risitm' be H rarely shut her up where the can t g& out | “Of aU thing* ia the world !’’ Yea, and taora than that; he'a seen gnoe and forbid her going to everun' mcettng*. What do yon think o sack a wan Australia—Grid, pound, 682 ; sover­ eign. 4H5. Austria—Goid ducal. 228, sovereign, 675, crown, 6*4 Silver, old drilor. 102, old aracfo, 104 ; old florin. <8 ; new dol­ lar, 72 ; Nans TUru*n dollar. 102. Belgium—GoM, twenty tve francs, 472. Silver, fir® trans, 98. . Bolivia—Gold, doubloon, 1,859. 88 vsr, dollar, 79, half dollar. 89. Btwl-Gold, twenty sihwfa. 1,090. Stlyer, double urilsnia, iOS. Ceatnl ABeritn-QoM. two tendon, re not. Wbai abuuM I n’ about the wrighborbood 3CS. Fiber, do&r, IM. Chib-Gold, doubloon, 1.M9; *------------------ Stories about rmpectablo P~m, 315. Silver,old dote, IM; new folk. ? Who d^d tell you. though - ’ • "Nobody told me, exactly, but I happen MDe^srk-Gold. tarn thaleea, 7M. to know it eons*, in tbe firstjJace, from the -—- -. ><•« Bin . unite U.I. । He ;*w» her all the time, abases her. thrvatom her. ud makes her in mortal f.-ar of her lite I Only to think of it T ■ How did you benr about it» I woodra if fcik* geaaailv know it t How dad veu hear about it, I'd likr to know ?’’ m “Wen. rdjra lief tell you co not, Mrs. * abou-** promfac bm to Wn. JeUine nodded in rilawo*. I do declare ovw ' WU'derar a . tbooglrt eMh < thing of Mr. Joocw ’ But ' I ve seemed to take notice, beck along, that hi* wife was a good deal down hearted and aorto melancholy like. And lU* must U the ream ; that explain* it nil" Th. fatter lady did not stay very Icog af tor anbosoaniug barrel! of her heavy se­ cret, when off p-wtod Mra. Tautog. ararol and equipped foe tbe I rar* busmen »he bad in hand The firai hoax- .he dropped into me Mra. Mallory's "Mra. MaBory.*- *U said, almost *esoon England—Gold, pound a* amragn. M ; pound oe sovereign. average, AM. ’.. r .aWB^g, mu, X8; ateffi.gxrw Franos—Gold,’ twenty franm, MT, 'J ; twenty francs, avenge. 3M. 8iL addrtiom. ffoa .Mrs. Dinka took it up And then Mrs. Murray got intarmdod is it. and Mm Hlpot and sn co, tiD evwy body had got bold of it. and had talk'd it up. and had peaami judensect on tbe man who wu guilty ci seeh prom malpractice toward bfa thmily. If U bad rtoppml right there, naritap. it would have answered, U: it Ada'L It spread like a eirdo ia the water, till ia th* end M». Jotse. benelf Lsard of it. and hoarder couror, llist the author of tbe rigMl mafa.386 atory was the minister'* own Seif: Ifariin Odi, The next thin; to be doer was far Mr. Jones and hi* family to tear. Mr. (fapm nx dote, HI. Tunis GoM,t* cforia. and gomancharerrie. The rler gymaa wa* a good doal troebisd about ik and sent .his wife over to see if »ba coeld discover th* vauaa Mm Joases receirrd her with a grmt dos! of roitera. am! eeemad hardly rivil. Unable to endure it any fongrr. Mrs. Caper* **Ud th* *ggrsared lady frankly what the trouble wa*. Mm Joea* a* frankly told her. That wa* well, for now ths fatter knew exactly what i �Thic k joes right, at loam, it yea far theiutenre oftfo- atoek bolder., in our opietoe, aad onrtainJy uf the People Of the Stole to have oereiod out lU policy adopt­ ed by the Board, and their unaafauuta- re- wt* the Ifopubfo-nn Stole CvurenUoa in Iowa. Thu Cocveotiuu wu looked fur ward to, with rowMforabl* trepidatfon by the Republican, rf the Northwret of all shad** of opinio*. But the day c*aae— TU Coovwncfaa ■» foil, aad the result uutlrdy satisfactory to all who lore fcg.ublieu princip!-*, ud hope for Rsp'ublinn The Grand Kapdda ofioe b oouoaiidalcd with that at Detroit Tbe aaring iu expc«i»e to the gvaenmeut will be about SI 60,OtM) a-year. Judge Taft, ex-Attorney.GmwraJ, de- Tbe attempt to create adiriaot, aad to, ProtnlM. arc ao camJy mad. and 'fixyM- orputiaean admioiatntiou or aa anti-ad , ministration party was debated by the ten that it bowmen almcat uack*> to place any «• record; people hare cccKcncc on bold aad manly drelaratrao that, the party ly in what they lute trea tou^Li by,.< x- in Iowa w Republics, stands by EagmUl|>enauer, apd for (Lena rrasons I emu the th* 'triumph <■! three prinapiea at tbe polb prcAiiam aod only refitr to-pare work aa in October. TU’tiekst ucmiualtd wa* a otrvug one, and will be cdoetod by at Ireat 30,(XHi»njurity, and the raoult will Mrangthau the the nomination of Governor of Ohio. In hi* fatter of dadiaatioa fat Malm that bo trama that hfa letter will uot be con there ■ alwaya enough to be done go and acracd M ac ludicatioa that hr ha* Let do it ; if it i. fofowod energetically and pn^cuted with dUigeoot, it wW fend to faith or hope :o the Republican psirty. great and important vault*. Do not, like M:cawL.r. wait for aoncerhing to torn up. terat on he H aad 4 j.-r cent bond* will be (mid in gold. The Loud, are iu-d under the art of 1870, which mak*. them payable in coin. Gold and ailrar were st that date both legal tender, but aiirer wu n-A in circulation, and gold wu Che uuly atuderd lboagi.1 of or .pukeu •/ Lt ia eatiwatod that th* rroetpto of the -Interna) Kro.ua* Bureau will reaoii (119,­ 000,609, o7 12,000,<KHi more than lari A MERITED ENDORSEMENT. elretioo uf Director* by the rtockholdera c-f the Michigan Ceultal Hailroud Company. It fa well known that the woiiafimcnt'- of thi* Bood ha* Loen attacked bitterly be eaurn c-f the uoc-p«yBKi>t uf dividends, during the fnti four yam, yet, wi thick all *ucii‘ critieGau eoau from yersuo. cither igu- raut of th* fart* iu tU -am or who wUfafiy wiucproscut the- *rtu»l <oaditjut of affair*, not afoot ua the Central, but ou aB the Grand Trunk Una. It is now Marly a quarter of a Century since tb* write 6rat became kopumaud with th* lacn managing the Cctlral. and du­ ring all that time wo hard lived on it* Hare, watched carefully aa * citizen of Michipa the deiclvpcmrut uf the Suu iu all it* varied deparUaant*. noted care­ fully from time to time the cLxnjpa that bare occurred, and rejoiced iu tire sucecre that bre attcadad tho effort* of the men who bare rontn.ll.-d lb* Centra) to opra iiareofroad through rariooa |arrtfoe* of the State. Prior to the fitunrial criri* of 1873, all there naw roads were jrospcti.-i.-, and tbe main Hue waa paying it* owner* regular and good dividend*. The erarb came and with it e*a» a gnicvul stagnatiun uf bnaincM all over tbe country. ftillj diechargsd ■ year. Tho iacroaae is dai to the breaking little thing* are igntind by tom*, Lot up of illivit distilling, and to a more vigor- those who e-x-ra little thing* are never iHi* culleetfosi of the whiskey tax. The truly great. What ia there that dore not earn would have Uwu »2,UOO,IHW larger sink into ir.Gguifieancc aad obscurity when Tire Sujjouk Court uf judtau* has hold compered to the wonderful works of tbe that Utah dironco are illegal. How lung three mouth* in hope that Congna* would Creator? will ibst moral »pau«m last? reduce the lax, whu-h wa* pnqxreid. What beauty titan is in little thing* I fa Grand Kapid* for Hl day* iu jail Then, i* u sha re axupietc equality in Nothing eu rurpam the sjJeodd aecuce ro­ you caa lake yiwr choice ; you may awiudfo a farmer out tf f 125 or get dntpk. i’moi.1 nearly attained, where t>r every Xew HaVka, Coan., Ls» 2,0W enoccu- J,W» men there are l.WI woicc. Io pred budding-.. Sood a few of them to Sweden to l,0W men there are 1.W.I tl-.i onrre-t quslitr. Will not we, many Haatiag*. They are needed hex* badly. woinro, while in Groce., to the amue uutn uf ua. by the appLortioe of a mrotol giaaa. Before Judge Iltlros is through with I hi* fight with tbe Jew* ire wifi have naroc to wfah th.ua all Lark into Egypt making the Quora uulcaa .he send* the invitation iailDcdiaicly. we hear awoet atraiaa of muair and upon reaching the place find that they ianue It ia uafaretood that England is. decid­ from a bnilduig ured a* a theater , aad I edly up'tacd to Russia'. oreupatero uf farther oc wc find the Mroet lined with ilime cumec, nee tbe pmper for wrapper* Cvaruatinople dram*, gaming hallo, and many other ' 1 arrived here on Tacoday evening the Wm. Gray, Leri Gray aad E Bowes plaore foe tbe dagradation of mankind. |12<kh iuat. after baring riaitwf Barnum » SOAP TOBACCO. We pare ua for aumc diatanoc, uamindiul.Ibigabow at Grand Bap Ide. Tbe ahow i uf the appearaacc of thing* about ua, and ;! wa* all it could be expejtod to be. and I now we begin to look about ua again, but ■ h-ard uo one »*y it w» not fine dam. wby thi* change ? Wi>rrc but a few hour* i Big ll»pid» ha> not grown much ia tb* ago beauUfu! odificea itood, now tumbkdown buildiaga are found. Haadaotav dwelliuga have given place to huts and .Lander ; tbe broad clean urertf have been magnificent bu&faas and is truly an onia converted into narrow alley* filled with filth went to tbe «my. Tbe Red Ribbon Club CROCKERY. Ttcetiae Vcgetlne i there ia tbe ball ivc-m, and every Friday evt-uing there b a*ooal held, nraue b furI Uiahcd and all who wish can trip tb* light VegeUne eom«poad«at Ad VecHine 1 air! < good Urac wre bad. The faro » cullected ou the floor after th* aett* are , fortnrd, each gentleman peyiag ten cent. I per dance, the rramh of tbtae dux* is Tesedne ’fautaaric toe, your Reliable Evidsax Vegrtlnc VnrUne Vcgetlue VecrUne YcgcUnc : and tbe treasury ia hope not i»)r full bat 1 h beginning to run over. 1 aa. inferuud Oral they hare a large amount of taouey on band, and continually grtling larger. TRIUMPHANT! Tcgedae TegeOne Vegetlne Vegedne ■it*, .tranxi* AND APPETITE The Advance Plow TegeUae tu ney. The people *f thia city are a alcrliog. go alfcad oommuaitr. aad the word .foil baa never yet found aa adding place upon their banner There b a rooriderable err of hard time, here among tho IlbUCTn, aad I gums work b p«<t_r bard to get, and of eonna bw ■tic iNatalr untie latte Fitei: 0ISST1C I0BHLI.' ( Vegstlne Vegedne Ttgedae LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER a REAPER DOMESTIC ««wis« machim YcneUae the public u to the merit* of the loan by tlx- aumewhkt formal advcrtiacu.et>ti publiahad by lire Syndicate. Tecetlae earuing their daily broad by their weak ore. instead of their etreugth. With this fort storing u. in tbe fact, il behove, ua t. be more careful in the selactton of an employ • meet, aad wfam we have determined upon aotue rourea, then go forward aad m*k<our life and calling a ancrere How we revereoce and ratecn a man Th-.- Indianapolis Jaunaii, which fa .opposed to rvpreoent th* view* of Heoatur Morton, oonciud** ta abl* artld* uu Tire I'rrtMucnt Facifieation uf the South," io which tbe eourac of tire Proeideul fa »p> A young man of 25 in Yankee Spring* La* never arnokod a cigar, torted whisky or token a drew of tobacro. A* anrdfort to thio, UraagnyiOe fwuisha a buy three yean old whs take hfa whisky straight and enjoys getting drunk m well a* uiy of pfodjgm nt th* party and hi* own peraoual tbu older Iraufa at tho Uatnere. p-ledge* made before awl after hi* election loquon in thM country are becoming so relative to recuriog the permanent poeifisdafo.rated that even Dootocntoe politicfani cannot teh theta from liradly pouona. Don M. Diddaeou thought a drink of the linetur* of Indian hen-p ia tbe pare jufa* of Aa utxtiou driiverwd in Uafoa Hall, tbe grape, aad didn't know tbe difference June 22, by Chariea G. Cnrtfoa, Jr-, on* until hi* stomach bqput to fad aa thungh of tbe graduating daar of tho Haaticp it farloogtd to a man in' Europe and th*t it High School: toort go Ibero U. inert kiimjukk. Truly it bu been said, that lift I* mUc Tbe .Vert Orlrora lkau^.U fa eatitlsd. up of little thing*. He who fo faithful in io a medsl. Il hra discovered a man who Utile duties, urerocminj little difiraltira boaiavratedapfoU. Not a amwmUr or CrsbU. It i* charged that be tqpk over God atam u* 1 »4 Mbrodhon aad tuned ia only MdM tbingv-tfo, uaivuroe fa made of atom*, fa emit. NowMitjampemM. thretba. thi* b-atRSal werid of ores with aB iu fa th* aauM area who orpnlred a pw»- trnpifiari af veppwatfoo and it* gnu- azitxa and every kind uf ir.terewting read- VegeUne and by their cooliumd grumbling, and I think the word* of Sydney Smith apply licuate to -'cpirted worth. to them exactly. H* any*: “If you The great .mind ia made by the union ebooao to reprocut tb* rariour p art* ia of little thoughts. It wa* the obeemiiea life by hole* of diflerent chape* il a tabic, of an apply falling to tb. grouad Oat lad acme circular, aomc triaagafar, mom wery, the' Uw uf gravitation, h waa by ed that tbe popolarMboeriptioa would txXex- notiring th* liny bird*, on* after another, eeed fifteen million* of dullrr*. bat from that Audubon Loraate the great nataralfa:, the returns thna far be now thiak* they brcvmisg fonuhar with the feathered song. wll amount to twenty Billions. Th* inFaraday became * great ebemit by diintwo* are that the auboeriptiou’ to tbe l»an will be much mere rapid during the studying molecule*. Th* modern geam «agia«. with itt wo«latter portion of the thfaty day* limit than they are now. It i* dheuverod that derful drvrfopmccrt*, came into being boit ia quite diSeuk to thoroughly inform caua* kneu eyre were watching tho lid of [ mrioo pick!*, but a fluid eorefog ocly four croc* a liarrel in which any meal or veg. tabfo may be aubtaerged and kept parfortly frrwh for any length of tima. SlrawberThrm ft b that Um humble errand-boy THE LAST WORDS OF JUDGE rfas ate reefiy improved by the prueaaa. If naw to be the honored and trusted clerk, giro piefcfo the io. arum tbe and thou tho distingufahod merchant. CHISHOLM. Uwmld 1 trooUm c( Him oalfon would fa. coded A private hilar tern Mtawmippi say.1 Tbe Grand Rapid* GrtnUeh say. it ‘hoi tbe following wvr* Judge UhMfaJm. pieaed ha faith to ar. ardaot p^Ucker. IM weeds wkiah bo addree^ la fate wif. ‘ u nutmlier <if tbe City Committee of iu Smith Eagle A Preston. VEGETIIE their object in going thi* direotioo fir prawntly we arrir* ot a church, and then a-acboul-loure and aH along th* road wc find ehuretow, aayluuaa, ,wd neat dwelling* that berprek comfort and happinra* , ab» well rultiralcd fonci and crcbardr lu»d<rl wrtl. garden fruit, and we -Icdde without aay bwitaiioo which road we will fidlow through life. One larva ua ou to tempt*uoo ata, drunkennma, and finally Io death, while the other touch™ ua all that b part and good. educatra the youth, prvtidm fur those w bo arc tadplras aad infirm aad at are badly dvpreaaed. but that th* remedy i* not protocuoe, but “th* abvlitaar of the cuatotn bou*e* between ,Caa»d* and the market'to which it ualurally bcloap, the Cnitod State*." The remedy i. exactly Gweroor Packard it a fine-rlsw. atokcr. u ro-jJ for th* languishing ioduatrie* t-c but he couldn't brat up th* lows RepuOliean Qbavcntwa quite Lot rooegh to cause it to denounce the I’neident. The paople of Oaklsa-1 roonty are suffitriug from the grawli-qipw p«re. It ia a old Whig* to th* AdminiaUatictoparty iu just punish unit fur tfoir slim In kitting all tliatatate. Tb* principal reu*/ i* that uf their quaifa aud-other bird*. . tbe old Whig* uow have control of tlie A'yuath of Trentoa, N. J., La* written Detuoerati* party, and bare uoUiog to :.. v... _ -.... -'e._ ...1.1 dioM-uf-thalktate w•* cfoah^t >«foeWe^ka 5.21/2 Word., uu a. preul card. IE- his Lack would hire ached if ho h»! pulled had l-ro built, but the food* along the line* w*ro not cold, imigraifon roasud al­ the same uutafo of weed* nut <<f tb« onion moat entirely, and u a nreoaary eonreB*g4>es»»y or mlrcr i» now the abort­ qu*ore th* burin*** afoog there feeder. ing qucuuoo in toe Weal. We can get line Whig*. Tb* aam* ia aaid to b* rela­ along with either. Jux: arud along fil 5V tively true of Georgia general Mjjuattou they Urn been a CSX and tbe Baxxkx wilt make you happy fir The ffacretary of the Traaaury ia much upon rather than a feeder to the main line. eocmraged to-day at tbe pnopKto uf tbe But thia Mate of t Ling* cannot long re For the ktat* of thing* oxfating iu tho W’aat, tbe mutagen of our railroad, ora in no way nwpumiibl*, and we note with pe­ culiar pleaouic that tho Htock-huldera of tbe Central entertain thi* opinion, and bate by a uoantmoon vote at the fat* cloc tioo cxdnraui the policy iaanguntol Ly Hvu. Jataca F. Joy^ad to aurereefullj dovcloptd by him and hi* aaaociate* aa-i «jcoaaaor*. We *Jk My, for the infirrmalfou of cur friend, who are specially inUruaud in th* auoreaa of th*. Ceotral, I hat the Hood (rndar Mr. Udyord to Uosaral Soiwrintoadcct end hfa cwjm of mniatanta ia rarefuBy and iconondsally managed, and ia oure to coatiaue to be while the poreant‘ CORRESPONDENCE- ; it a (plcudiJ n£air, aad ia rondactod a* only Big Bipidaitoa kaow bow to punduct thing. Thrir room* m apaSou.; R R StovenB QolUI and an under the raperviaioa of ou* ‘‘------------------------ ~~" From wfa: ■» bmre already ton, we Burna, who^haa in yean paM took down bcr of makv there an^abont WB Greek find oar heart* of four quality, their puri­ care to go uu farther ; w« are completely ■, barrel, uf -forty rod" but now atand* A ty daCyuyed by many rain and wicked dngiiated. aad turn ana flee t-j the place He b hired by the deb to toke charge of j Purifies the Blood. Reno­ tfo-ugbtj-' If to, kt n* make it our vates and Invigorates epcewJ talk to cfoaaee aad reoourtnirt them I the room at a aalsry of thtrty-firc dollar* . per month, and perfiama hia dirt io* mat the Whole System. MtoUantorify- The reading room fa Urge where they are going, but wo aoou •«« and wdl ru'pplied with hooka, paper*, mag Stcphro Mafoery, of Irtrreng, is sow ia jaih He forgot to p«r hi* Gor«nimcst tobacco tax. V. 8. don’t rtaad any fouEag with delinquents. iu-lurtric* begin to develops once again, and lb* fixerf fro.lt along the leucd hoc* girl* to orguite a "maafon to wotnu" co b afowly but ateadily iuercamug and fa operate in Bortou. •ore to continue to increwc , l.cnc* the day cannot b« far dltoot when they will • England has raid to Ruaaia lhai she should not jwrwiit tbs u-. -ufaaioc nf Cot,ail pay a fair preeeougv on their coat atutinopile'Ly tlx. foucr. A. th* Roariu above all opomting «pce*w whii* tbe aoUmr* are beading in’that diroeefoe, we j.r^uHiooa gathered along three line* will shall aoou hov of lively, timer there. learieh barraat for tU main lino over England poreibly may ehugc for min-1. which fa will of oocaaily pans on it* w.y Judge Freedman of New York ciry to tbs mirket* of the World, totay nothing ought to oomewret. He is decidedly com iefo in hi. way of doing buritere. Hfa bu­ aure lima compatiuou ia the carrying ret joke wa* tbe fining of a jury for not trade, a* btuaatna inomare on th* great agreeing on a .verdict. He ought to be through Hare, willda-creaae va-ltil fair ratio druWM-1 in the juice of Michigan potato NORTHERN BEST. Vecrtlac Vegctlsc Venttae Vemetine Plaster, Lime, Tentiae VtgeUnc YereUne t Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, Ac. Teg*tine VegsUnc Tegedne and influence, our rrepert tor. him fa the aame. There ia aomethiug loreaUe about auch a man, and tbe empathic* of ollr heart* go out to him. We honor him, and OUR CUUHO. experience in lifo no that re might profit byhi.ou.pfo? How grand a right to *«e men rank and-influeoee rtrinug to food men to tbe Motor, ud mkrop lb. tbrir chfof ob­ ject through hie. We al! bar* our infltrenoe, ud it a betog exerted eilher for lb* right or the wroog. No matter how small thi* i»flu. roee may be, even it it only extrod* ore, one person and hi. life i. nradc a Bufvc« by eumpfo. w. m ^p)y rapuj. I u« Mk ouroeino the qtotfoa, How i • ioKurnee Wag exerted ? Are wa de ;*II tho good that ws might? Are w Tegwdae WEB A. D. COOK. •bo* tsnc-sTOo mens <a. �Ti/tHirviUcyl Btfiltn CITY DRUG STORE WASZER& BARNES HOMEOPATHIC RK1EDIES. WlTvecetabu MEDICAL mdLAWBOOES All Prescriptions and Receipt! Carefully Prepared. AN IMMENSE BUSINESS, SINCE WE BAD BREATH, aad during tbe dark daya of the BaMMoa a true patriot, giving freely of Ida maaua ta aid tbe eauae of the t'aloa aad promote tbe com­ fort of the Bora ia Blu*. II. waa aim public MARKED DOWN OUR PRICES Utertry Notice* Everybody ASTONISHED and ^^KHEADAOHE. '•"“wr;. TC CONSUMPTIVES. Tale Siimu'! Lira fenlatir ir ■ediciiB greatrush to our store i ill About the County. Men’s Good Saits $3.60 $4 k $6. AU Wool Suits $6 $7 $8 $8 k 10. M J&J. Boy> Suita $1 $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 <k $4. Men’s Lined Pants 75cte. 4 $1. TAKE NOTICE. Superstition. Men's White Vests $1 42.50. Men’s and Boy’s Summer Coots 35ets. and Cotton Socks 3 4 6 cents a pair. To Those whom may Concern. running Portable M; chine for moving, rais'ting or changing the TRIMMED HATS. location of buildihgs Ijunel3t3 from small to great, Store Wood. Eighteen inch Masoned Nock wood fur and having handled Je at *1.25 per cord. di 1(M Gmebl* A Rcmu.l. ; rtbout 1,200 buildings DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS. in sixten vears. 1 feel confident I ca.i satis­ fy those \vho may fa­ vor me with a call. The Common Council bmeby giro, no­ tire to Earl R. Brown .nd wife, U U«ra My address is Irv­ *« Adam Tinkler, u Thoma, Alloft, to llobrrt Mann and to John F. ing, Barry Co., Mich. Geinre, that there will be a meeting of said Common ConacU on Friday ereriiag _______ t ______ jue!3U i J “hr’^.nMi, at their room, in the City Residence — Six M. D. Reed deeim to call attention ta of Hwunga, el which meeting action will West **',,kfT' •» relation to taking and using hu new Wscm Shop, wharc be may be miles directly found at all hour* of uy day, ready to du the land, necomry to widen Slate St. from from Hastings. uy work in hi, line, from putting a new C.-wtrt Rt m n— — R. t.------ *___ NOTICE. III.! fasnral «u very largely aUaoded «n .‘‘•today afternoon by saamai perron, from thi. dry aad adj smut roeplry. all cf vb.m Vaipaihtsed deeply with tbe targe number of SUnrday moraing the town • of Tanhee Spriaco waa .tartled by the p«we that Mra. Turner, an eld lady nearly sixty yean of age. bad eommiUed wield,. Thia lady, who m formerly a widow, Mra. Lampbetv. wu tar­ be tbla (TueU.y; earning at eight o'elock, at ried to Mr Tonne Im than two year, ago the High X-boot Building. ' A patent for a lut.rkotlag madtlae ba. been awarded' to John T. tjkianer, of thia city. Council Proceeding*. • •!*«• '' V.i?«d laat Bia .umber Baaelaa '^’Lrt Innro,. I. atory, Oral&rr. rtin *t> old wheel, to tbe building of I Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GRAND RAPIDS. B. F B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. Away. B. P. B. 3. *20,000 In Solid Cash Given Awav. New Advertisements. 1! tie Sip cf tte'BIG HAT la offering to aO thclargret amcrtment of HVT8, CAPS and All orders in Has­ tings or Vicinity left with Powers <fc BarFor budding a dwcliingboujo on the grounds of the Riverside Cemetery Aanoriatioc, win be received at the afire of the Clerk, John Baamer, up ta, end iadading frienda tee that wo bare tbe wood or tbe Friday, J eno 29ih, 1877. Ilan, and mcocy in place gt it er vmv. .feeiUcatioa* aad all information an be obtained at the Clerk'. O«re WMOtaui'eAasortsd Cudi**—the bert Haxtn- in. ifab, I8ff, ■ tbe market- A fWl upyly al J. 1’ H. A. Goodtbab, PraridenL . And All Goods Equally Low. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, NI8HI50 GOODS GENTS’ FUR' to be foe nd nut A. S DEAN, Irving, Mich., Apr 23rd 187 ipr23nj.‘J. ' good ms n m public i CARBOLIC OIL STOCK OF GROCERIES burned is a ertap and u black aa lar, after wbieb U wu out la atrip, through tbe burned portion so I bat th. aeat application, which wu halter if pmalbie than the tm, could reach Ur. afertcl part. And ao tb. treat- We Ujt the 1'onteetlc paper foabiooa for ladiee ud children. We hare the Chi cage style* of trimming, ud shall have *11 tho novelties of tho neaaon a* feat u they appear In tbe market. Udire of Hastings WOOL WOOL WANZER & BARNES, City Drug Store, DEFY nwro per rord than that purolaaed by pnrri. Individual.. Sheriff <fw.J made .11 of lhe~ coMrod. aad paid one dallar a ronl for gre«n body maple aad beech wood aad fl.U> for «ew Thu Mg. 8wl* to aulberiied to mor. and properly reroi groro M-wm from th. ahi to tb. Itr criaetery at U> «nu msh, Adopted by «;« aad aay* u Mlwwv: Aym—Aid. AUtay, Hew.y, MrN.ugt.Kn, IluaeeU, Spaulding. Toulisaoa aad Teesf—7. i t 1 l ' J 31V Tdiet articles— Perftimery School, Miscellaneous, and Blank Books —Stationery COMPETITION QealB.TM] Wm. EL Goodyear. P30PLE3 DRUG STORE. Physician’s Prencriptiona and Family Recipes carefully pre- �Legal!. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, QRKAT WCrrUte RAILWAY, jwj“ •r-w-'s-.— “• “sasnsiA w j-»—~4“ Has The Largest Circulation. Is Medically Republican in Sentiment ftrt Wa^Jstoi^ Sapin -ulSk, Local Papei Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year the limit in agr that vine* aUukl be re seL Cuttiup set to produce young vines should be shaded a little with hay or gras* till Ute in June. When the iLcrmotncter is hi the nineties ia the shade, tbe heat of RURAL TOPioe. th* mu will often kill the bods of catling* that have net taken root As your old vine* grow, so as to The Scientific farmer says :“Ko bcK ,of being broktu off by high ter index of what a plant requires to be fnrairiicd it to teed upon can be found I than a chemical analysis of tbe plant it­ self." Il then gift* the amount of nitro­ gen, potaah, and phosphoric acid removed annually by curtain crop* on Maanchu- JOB DEPARTMENT, and if rite smallest duq^rs t« cut out, so as to leave about two thirds of tbe fruit that rd, the remainder will be better in quality, and equal to the whole quantity, We are prepared to fill all Orders promptly for ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ printed UUtr, and »re what the asls of phau—tho *tr*w or stalk* when bunted, contain by analyses, ud then lo apply rial ftrtilixnn. But the system wa* not tonaidered complete, till every farmer, should employ an agricultural cbemitt to arxalyie hia soil, to ascertain what elements of fertility were lacking in them. Thi* theory ia now being recited, bat there ia nothing reliable ia it—at least, nothing 150 IL*, sulphate soda, 10 lbs. nitrate sod. 50 lb. muriate soda, 300 lb*, gypsum, 7 bush, dry earth or wad. Mo4e of Pnjmnti-iu. — Put half the boos in a box at a time, thco half the sulphate soda , then half tlx nitrate soda; then half the muriau-of soda or salt; then dampen with water and mix through, after which pour on half the oil sitruil ; a. Mtost as it begin* to smoke, kt two hand, atir a* fast *a they can until it Mops smok­ ing. then take half the amount of earth and mix , at last put in half tbe plaster and mix thoroughly. Tbe ph<Mphale ha. a------------ >------ a_-. hi tb* re rd a light coal ft ^tskta. d-A^. ud applying a littk»:^rt at th* firtf hoeing. The uncertainty of results ot ap­ plying special fertiliiera to crop*, in view of what their ash contain* by an»)yai«. Im* ia the fact that no mu can telt even by th* most careful analysis, what inorganic coast ituent* of a soil ar* lacking, with any reliable degree of certainly. Wei', what are fannas* do do who have not a supply of stable manure? If you tu purchase fertdisen that are truly rich in potaah, ni­ trogen, aqd pboepborie acid, it sriU be safe rail. bill : S-.eT tbe «.to —< sawtot ('.I a sesfwsartw a.wUc to tails tree tone (AtaOTtb. raacstoe S TRAiwFCHiljiO >6*th. i1 if ii...J AT. JfWWSxsxu iam b k.r.h, (I..* l».i l> OS* u.'.'r n tor creator, to *>»•< i ments, Envelopes, Busi- IIAID RAMM DIVISION. The Reliable Shari Liu i*m»i A» airsaiT .. S !•’ »>*»•■ .r at to«.« den. Cards, &c. - Aaetdtadj.llM other day. retold that rigkl nd*. *«n killed by Uffeuag lq aa adjUalag Minty, -cloud pactou.- ' abe eicfaimd. place* the aama —la* For instance, Mr. A. desire* a fertilin-r for Indian corn,haring no stable manure to spare. He buys potash, nitrogen, and pbosphoric aeid, as supplied in prepared com­ mercial fortitacro, and liis crop ia good , but hi* neighbor unrs the sama fertilixer on tbe same kind of soft, and get* a very poor crop, while another farmer pets a fj in Advance. Dodgers, Posters, Bill HeadsJJetThirty -year* ago, Prof. Liebig, of,Ger­ many, prtrtunlpUed thia theory, a* a di* corrry that would nvoiationiae faming in Europe and the United Stales. All a inner had Ip dt^ui order to grow a good crop of anything^/** first to look at the IICHH;ANTAflD*Tffi‘’SDUTH. mattred Swera4ton to s»*se«t to.tr “SlltfA!fiA-koOTH ... . —*-‘-*^i«siwn “XJ.ts: mIssML ••* Clad » IteUnwto taws? lissi-tK’.;: sresnaisas: HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. GEO. .IDS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS Tnwni month. 1 feel I esa safely recom­ mend the use of theat fertilizers to dairy­ men whose pasture* have become so im­ poverished that they must Loy mare land of sell off stock, and to those others who residing in ibkkly Milled aetghborboods, *nd tear large towns or cities, find the lo­ cal aertnge ia pasture land* diminishing." These fertilixers ean be eUainol of dealers ia tlw-m in all citior. Th* expense per •ere. aa applied above, will be about $11. It is a good plan to *xpcritaent with va-. The Grat Sotten Ttaiiita. GENUINE 'Vibrator” Tirshiii Matta. RAHWAY COMPANY a* * trill '.of what they will produce, al­ ways bearing in mind tbit potash u the neil rdudtl* of all spacial fertilitec*. Ia dry scaaow* throe fertiliaera do bat little Bone superphosphate, ammoaiatod, sells preaena in bi* behalf, while the opposite quality axereues aa quick a prejudice at about *40 per ton. Pcrnvimt guano sell, at about f«0 per against him. Tbe politician who baa thia adraatage easily distances *11 tbe rival can­ Sulphate of potash sella at about H per didate*, for every voter bo speak, with Ucame* instantly bis friend. The very U-nc* IM J--.ru !• ia which he ask* fur a match to light Nitrate of potash sella at about 19.54 hi* cigar ia often more potent lluut tbowperil* pounds. Muriate of potash sells at about *3 per of a Webatcr or a Clay. Polished muncr ba* often made Landrod* succcsaful, while tbe ben of men by their hardness sod ooolnus have done theme*! re* an incalcu hide injury, the ehell being so rough that tho srorld could not believe that lUre was a precious kernel within it Had Ilaleigb never flung down his cloak ia the mud fur the proud Elisabeth to walk on. kis career through life would scarcely have been clv.ll.' City Drug Store J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, - - MICHIGAN. Drug*>and Medicines of nil description! kept constantly on hand, and Pretcription tkillfuUy compounded. Also a full line of MB, ELIIIHS, FH, OILS, DYE STUjf'df'S, &c. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds in endless varieties. epical ismeiw, nm XxitBC s&s-£ssfr.s'_~-isa.-t zxayErSsstBis’z; T>"» II 4 as* Fra. ssj-rs:-3i.srtiE.vcs.".' r»*^Z*M m NICHOLS SHEPARD & CO. The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics AidSfett&JisasAst ----------------- Kta ruin, °®iM ‘ SHLF «® � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-07-11.pdf ee502696104f306e5690431046d1ab88 PDF Text Text Urruilicyl Btf/M 7j< Bastings Republican Banner TEHMS OF St!MCmtTIO* i VOL XXII, NO. 11. WHOLE NO. 2 — 157- HASTINGS, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 11, 1877 - PaoraOSAL AMD B0SHE3S 1 I 01/04/ftfXM RA TES OF AD VER FIRING v;sSlELiiZ?,:Ji ------ 1---- ---- ---------- —------------ - .'I----------------------- .......... ............... ___________ ___ ~L _____________ .. • Hew a Chicago Girt Fixed Him. No, m. you wrong siymixfcrtune th. ATTORNEY ATTORNEY ud alighted." Here Gilbert drew » *1 th. appearance of Aunt Ju«, sntcring the room behind Myra’a ehalr, who <hd omas Rake, M. BL.IZOPHYSICIAN A SURGEON Prof. Tuner un . “TU udder abould extending well behind the ioun over all Competitor* at the Great Centennial AT LAW* I l< 1 r<.'. Field Trial, It works the easiest because the weight of the driver does the dumping, and is the most! durable because it has WROUGHT IRON (not cast) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS AT LAW ^SOLICITOR (not iron) over theteeth. THE CLEANING BAR IB ENTIRELY NEW and NOVEL. NO STICKS PU’GGED IN THE AXLE, NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the I both pity and forgive you,” laid Qfl. ra trorbatu wm eating billevnere. Inauad rf Imuk wrn recently robbed <>f 130,000. urf devotion of hi. E. F 1IROWX. M. With a cry of rag., Mrs. Gorham her bet, but aorurtWac in the wdamrebia SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER H^ilnXXuh. RURAL TOPICS. COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. CENTRAL HuCSL bio. till the old man Gilbert, aickencd The Champion was the lighest draft of ijl the Machines tested at the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers tpid Reapers and received the highest award. mpwally thorn Urine fimilire ofchildren. htm-ielf a lirote. ask'd by ow faith, MYRA WILBUR S MISTAKE The New Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCESS. It is unequalled for quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY. &ein« - - of Wrought entirely Iron. Mailcable Iron and Sweet's H°Tel) UH. Weight is Little More Than One-Half FiBIT lickliai ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IS C1IASCSKT MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVELS AC-, AC, n ■. lit . 1 f i:. ■; i r Why, aU to think I beiiered that a wore cmutut mid plentiful Certala ly I If Gilbert'. father had lived raria Green and Potatoes STUDEBAKER WAGONS. SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, AU Gilbert'., and might have been all age of twenty one, and bltuhiarfv an- Come and see ourStock. Vol.22 2vl. H.H1TII K. KNAPPEN. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICIT- ? y »u a moat wboteaome rmtniol bis grandfather'. extreme indul- other Reapers, which is a very desirable feature. DENTIST Inm. ■ W GREBLE & TWSSEIul^ Om 500 TAILBB BASIS bit grandfather orrfy nodded ami mid. ••Suit younrll, »y boy, rail yuan Ko a tnagnifireot diamond waa dipped Mrra'a finger, and Gilbert entered into tha ant comfzre part of th. ahunlder blade. Muftiply the length of the girth <_!• inchea) and di­ H. C. I'M KIIA.'I 1 \S k si HGF.ON mnitiply by twenty-three; if between MT. where tha paper hanging, acre tinted with aUet waa doc tnrmd, U mid •1. W . HIKF.K. Mr. Gorham, although be waaold and serf girth and length in feet and multiply the M tf. ri’joiix. pHTticiAX a suaosoM.-o«e. «Mi by «r AND SEVEN MEDALS AT FIELD 1 RIALS IX EUROPE IN 187S. — V jX3,,,OX jiiii iniw r wes i\n iilii’iiix PIIYnlCIO A MVJtUKiS. ■S3 I waa only thinking that Gilbert told entirely tiependent faahioutd notion, of hoatauliiy ware toe uu praunniuirr, tbo old mu lived.’ K WM. II. HAY FORD. ArroitNEY rreklcw u~r V*'* »P, Norember to April I rompcet tn the .prior tag- With a apongc apply . light coat of RN IKKUUV aijra waa oi luu epu Kha worked a pair rfquilud .Upper, the aged fret, .be rent CjWer. and da 1BY fumca. aur, therefore, ia the aafmt ve- ■ .i k 1,1 ( H'S It! SSF.I.L, . I-;,- 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS act of patting on the Unima. of a claim of hit grandfather. asaiaet Goremmm, called Gilbert to Waah SOLD FROM HASTINGS AND MIDDLEVILLE JAM876. i: । ply the rad. with a .ponpo. MESSER iioi.B.ioni. BROTHERS POWERS &BARLOW mc me. will Jamx GoanAM. Uf .11 .tran I3S0.627.000 grrenbuk. and fractional ■bore directed, (without oiling,) nctm. 1316,620,217 National Hank notm, if to try hi. ooMUncy, Him Jam aided .i-.- M GiiUn '•n willarr N EW The Circulation Medium. lam, nbb-Jtu and jewelry, llU IU pretenae of tuoqraitw nut heraeif in Rilbcrt'a way with oray alt ip New tori Io I-. Rub off with • i is. : la.-k :;.;a tu.- vainly trwd to rtmao IWILUA To thia ahould be addad thoroughly bewildered, hurried to meet Builders, examine their Build ff. j. N^/i, ing Material, House Trimmings, Carriage, Sin and Onamiai Paints, Oils and Varnishes Farmers, examine the WIABD Hsitinjia.^MicIi PLOW, before purchasing others, Jefferson St., Every one warantea. U1D73JE3 J > 777777/ Those contemplating buying Special Medical Announcement loy Cornfort arid Hpppincxn Mowers or Reapers should see Sick and Afflicted! the Walter A, Wood Machines QF IIASTINqB AND VICINITY. at DR. J. B I SUBE a prored to be clay, r the arriral of M low* Republican Platform. half ■horelful of .table dung Iho fallowing are thejmMead UhJu Gilbert, returning from a drive with Ella, me joy F other currency, and we .till hare prettv well toward »300,(KWJXX) of available cur- ber aid thM la the dairy dl.trioto it geoerally require, four acres of pasture to ot/ny rpreial itjUreat hare always apMxwcd l-l the j;,- right, and mw19,i. POWERS & BARLOW. auro and a half of rowed corn adiouniinr THE STERRINSBRO’S SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture r rames, until vou have priced their Goods, for win.nt« money by it. Everybody knows they arc the only BEPA1B SHOP. A TU public ___ �H R. Steven* Column > ryr^wsiicg/ the bittarorea and hatred of the South, rad acclsg ahi*, will tUy sot ba* mon than VE&ETME J ever cuai-imvil Uu*. prudence, a* well Sa t wma had. but tbrt* was a* genera! esl*- The President'* Southern Policy We briiere that before the end of the' term oi lb* prreenl Administratioo it will' be scan by all those who honestly oppuee1 the Premdcnt's Southern policy on the1 ground that it b wrong in itself and fatal1 to the future of tbe Republican party,> that tbe President's oourat, judged from » Republican standpoint, whether it bears the fruitage which he anticipate, or fails through the perversity of the Southern j>eople b wire and jwrt. ehangrcin the Baji.vxx office, and that there may be no mbtaka* in th* future wc will just aay that Mr. Dewvy remain*, a* heretofore, the relitor of the Bax MAX, and a* such b responsible for all that sppmn in it, hot that Mr. Xtakern has bought an interest in tbe office, and iaken entire Three i* a apkt among the Democrats of Hamilton county, O.. and Ctnncinnaii will send contesting delegation* to the Tha redaction of the internet charge on tbe public debt since July 1st, 187U. b fit,M>,525, which b th* result of th. charge of lbs borines* department at one fuudiqg operation. of tbe publisher*. No other change b nGeneral Fraoeb C- Barlow, of N«w ticipated st prewent. Yack; critisbas the rceent aril service or­ der of; the Iftrsident s* fotile, ineffectual aad "poaitirely pcrnicioua.” books and every rule and ordinance of our Prarident Hayes has directed that tbe city should be rigidly enforced, aod that it b tho duty of the licrn to enforce these elaimv of all colored applicant* for federal law* and ordinance* without any special di-1 office* be duly respected, sad that a fair rectioo to to do; and yet we know that proportion of such titisum, if competent. they do MA do it, end that constant viohtion* in- permitted tn ]«*■ unpunished. Ephraim Hollsad, the Cincinnati gam­ A deciarati.re to llut effect aud a pledgr We ny enforce the b w«, all knot wo uni, bler, who some lime ago pleaded guilty to to take ail proper mcnsura* to bring it w.lbuui respect tn peraou* and places. procuring illegal votes at the last October about wn* embodied m it* platform. No electim, was recently sentenced to thir­ man data ing a particle of patriotism cun The bfoody pool mtit against Mr. TUdeu teen months in ths Ohio PsuiteoUary. oppoac the oomumnution of *uch a grand ba* been dremimod. Will tbe organ* The Secretary of the Nsvy, following in purpose For more than two generations plsaao take notire. — Hutiugt Jotmal. ■John, tall us about that “bloody pool suit." the footstep* of the Prrautent, has direct­ distracted tbe country until the/ culmina­ Who commenced it, and who dbmbeed it? ed caamaadaau of Navy Yard* to" em­ ted in a iisody and devastating war. The organs (?) will be plcuqd to taka no- ploy laborer* with respect to thrir skill and «ffirieMy and without regard to pobtTherefore, th* party and tho adminitlra- tioo which ia sufficiently patriotic and wise to lea l the way to a jw_rmancnt reconcilia­ tion of ail the sections off our country, on term*, which will neonre the political right* ofall and the liberties of alt* the ]>eople with exact e«|mdiiy before the law wdl bar* performed tho grandvwt mbsiou which was ever undertaken by a political What b the permanent pacification of th* Sooth and what dore it involve ? We think the President understand* it to Bnu th* estobliShment of law and order and good government in tbe South on a b**i» which will be reneooably aaibfociory to all parties, and will secure the right* of all. No one ean truthfully deny that the utteranere and art* of the President indicate that thb is hi* purpose. Be soems to regard the cstaUiahmcnt of good govern­ ment and the resfonafon of good feeling M the firrt great need of the Skuth, and. io fact, an imperatir* aeeamty not only for that section but for the whole country,'' To accomplish that purpose, he, and vfe think most intelligent observer* of affair* ■in lb* South, believe that what i* called the “color-line" in politic* mut be obtiter- bolored ritixen* all their personal and po­ litical right*. On that point it seema to u* Ibero cannot lie two opinion* , among observing men. If the experiment of hav­ ing all of one race vote with one party and nearly all of the other with the opposite patty bud not bren tried for more than a 5*mh of yaan and resulted in u -thing turmoil, i..j ..u.x-, vgkfcrt ahi! form* there might be a chaste for debating this question; but having been ths* trird, the question is no longer open for debate. The white* of the South hare complain ad bitterly that the Fedora] Govmmest has not given them an opportunity to oov>trol their local affaire by officer* elected at fairly covwtitutal’ election*. They e«>tn. plain that Federal troojn'have been used to act up and support corrupt State gov- complaints are groundless aod absurd, and that there dore not appear to be any ground for ramphioia sf thia character, yet it b nercvlbelcsa true that a large number of mct/wliu are in ail other rewpects in sym­ pathy with tbe pol.cy of the Republican I-arty. arc convinced that the policy of the The purpose of the President seem* to ba two-fold. First, he would do hi* utmost to remove the eoior-liae and to impress upca thr people of the Booth that they are to be treated the same a* the people of lb* other States, and moreover of hi* en sata. In ths toomd pbes, in order to re­ move th* eeuss of complaint arising from the use of Federal interfere^*, the Pretid<t.t ha* removed the Troepe from tho State Houms aud sllawed the people thereof to d*tormroo thrir own State govern mint* Tbe Prariient ihunfor* baa don* all that be can do for the South fa order to show hb good will and to remove »U cause* of e xnpiriul* Now he ha* a right-to expect, *ud w* think doc* expect, that tho people of the Sduth will in such numbers as will <-nsure impartial aad driest govmmest, mmd bi. efforts .nd crown hi. plan, with auccma. If th* people of tb* South are wise enough to rceiprocate th* •{fails of Us* PremdMl, hb policy will prove the aod pursued by a/vdcral Administration, la thia event it-wSl certainly redound to tire baaed! of the Republican urganisati.M>. Will they do itT But after a raaaanihla Uw, for it will A complete and perfect answer to th* Statement ia 'art wc*k> Journal that th* Republican* of low* ' boldly repudiate him [the President): and hi* jodscy” will bo found in the raMutiona adopted by that convention, published clmwlicrv in Tib Washington Star says that Judge T. M. Cooley, tho Chisf Justice of the Su­ preme Court of Michigan, will be appoint­ ed United Htatu* Circuit Judge to all. die vacancy caused by the death of«Ju'lge Emmon*. •ugb|y in eartMSt ia putting hl* civil aervic* adorn theories into practice. Office holders arc given to undentand that they must attend atriedy to buaiuaas, and let the umchioe run itedf, or be ran by other with >uch a flourish of irampets whan K« wa* made Governor *f New York. • >Th* measures which have failed to be­ come Laws by tbe trtion c* own artton of I, Mr. Bui ■ -t I Am ■ I • !i-fotit-x th. drparUnenta of N«w York and largely redurifig tbe expcimra of tho City Governmeat ; reducing the exorbitant eiperuce of the Commissi >oer of Jurcrc; the on* re­ organising aod doing away with tbe ex­ travagant elemvnt of the Coroner a system; th* bill doing away with the neadtaa M> rioe Court; aud that making the public tebuols entirely independent cf nolitiriaw and politics. What maka th* Governar'* acteon will* reference to .these measures mare inexplicable b that he baa already approved a MH cuttiag down tbe nalarioi of th* officers of the city of Brooklyn, who were chiefly Itecublicanv. It serve* to show how thorooj&ly tb* Governor m under the control ol tho Tammany m«uagen, and lubeervictA that shadow of Mr. Tilden u to "the pood of tbe party," to which be is almost a raw recruit. In rain do eitixena who** property i» taxed riusost to the point of confiscation implore that the iron grip of Tammany tax cater* ' be broken. Gov. Robinson b the servant of Tammany, nut the Executive of the people has an enormous pquod. with kennels end stalls ; and all dc-ga not muxxled and bear­ ing a tag with th* word •■Ueeoesd" oa it, taiy be caught, pul into th* pound and, if not claimed within forty-right hour., drowned. One* eash year the Mayor di­ vide* tbe city into thirty.lv* district*, and appoint* a catcher for web, who get* thir­ ty cent* for every dog not licetual and muxxled that be arenrea. Everybody who muxs a valuable dog gore al onre to the pound, and in nine case* out of ten findi hi* pct. Th* aauuaJ eatehiug eumtnencrxl July fire*, and a queer thing il waa. Tbs police found men ia partnership with th* catebere. who had rollreted from fifty to two hundred dog*, in th* country, which were to be turned over to them, and ths profit* of the »peeulaii.Tn divided. Bey* of all *um and degree* of dirt ranged out into she neighboring villages, captured every dog possible and dragged them let* town, for the fifteen cents per btwd that the calebei would allow thetn if tbe propcould see the tranmrtfan. The regular catching h done after three o'clock in th* ntorning. The catcher has a female dog immediately that bo appears, dog* of ev­ ery poawible kind issue front the alley* tad courts, and by skillful manipulation they as* caught and thrown into a wagon with a wirs net, until it i* full, when they are driven to the pound and incarcerated. There I* a season of consternation among the owner* of dog* Tbs datebora, who ate a* regardless of the right* of owners a* asy other highwaymen, boldly demand of who hare prta, a price for Immunity, and if the. price b not forthcoming, th* pet xjtuchow turns up miming. It b some roosulation to know that they get biites io doing tbvir Work, and that there b a chance of their being token with bydrophobb, though it b doubtful wbrtber the poison of a mad dog'* bite would Lave any effect updo » Now York office-holder. The unclaimed after twenty-four hours, arc drowned, aud their bodies are melted The Russian* hsv* reconstructed, and re oemtinuing tbe bombardment of Kan. A twelve hours' buttle ha* been fought Bnc, eight y««r» ago. went into partnership with on* Scott, in the imurgliag of .silks and laooa Tbe method was very A Henna dbptteh state* that 20,<(U<» urnpie. Tho pood* were- brought ia the oewly^rrired Rusriaw are, now <ra the cabin* of the efitm, and by eolluion with rwiple m the Cu»tom houre they march from Ja*y to Galal* were pcraiiUvd to l«e landed without exConstantinople, July 9 —-The Porta ba* uuination, a* peraooal property. Where publbtied a protest, accaring the Rusthere was too much, th*** valuabfa goods were packed in barrria of plaster or salt, aod Europe. er •om*tbw»g a rimita uaSore, that waa Busharcat. July C.—It b stated here presumed to bare mate out** ballaM. and that over 120,000 lluaaians hayc crossed <x«**nient atom in the city war* provided for It* reception. , Bevcnl heavy merdual* in th* city were in th* trade in fact, there was a great deal of money in it. and the bireinere wa> a* regularly rarried that a regime*l of iltusian cavalry, mapported by infantry, attacked Ziban Wed Scott and hi* partner* have amuggUd nesdsy, aud was defeated with a km* of 50 goods Wurth two million* of dollar* within the. eight yean th* burinaaa baa been rankilled, and 100 wounded. Shuts!*, July 6.—A battle was fought Thursday in the vicinity of Biela, Lasting twelve hours. Tbe Ruiaians were repulsed with rssriderable low, and fell back on Sister*. No detail* of the fight have bran Erxoroum, Joly -Tie Rtmiaus foil kA in an orderly manure from I'tochiSaaA to ,Ip*k, followed by the Turkish right f ’There wm frequent cavalry skir■Hmm.-A- regular ___ engagement rommcnced •t dsybnwk on the 4th, and lasted until 2 o'cloak in the afternoon. The only feet lurried was very high, ha* made a rathtomlortable thing of it. Tan euljwit* » now in the bind* of the poliee, end H»c work of clearing owl th* Custom hour to j.rofrcaring aatfafeetorily, to ersry body but those who fold thn—lvm •bort a brad. One bundrod and seventy, five men were discharged thi* week, and Tho ualucky ones are making a fearful outcry over it, sod are trying vary hard to make a war upon the President. Of coots* they tell all aorta of (torfaa, but they all seed to be taken with many grain* of allowance. Tbe greatest care A dispatch front the seat of war os the ha* been taken in making thi* reduction Dan uh* are. a great b»tlfe ia impending near Siatova. The Turk* are attempting Io ent off the llureians from the Danube. bowl about one-anned eoldisn being disduring the last fbw daja have been Vary mireed, yas must remember that ooesevere. The comspondect says be h»* ansed soldier* do aometinsca drink, and got tbi* tefagram through by mail and by wire, a* th* diffieuitie* in the way of tele­ graphing anything of importance direct inerraee daily by the vigilance with which diraisared, and who are now making an bcwj m guarded. effort to gat lympatky oa that account. There will be a great deal of dirty lin*n waslwd in thi* matter, which would ju*tify Hie Prarident aven if justifieauoa wore delay in bringing suite and wreaiag tLem in tb* court*. In tha Very latest day* of the aunprign it was diaeuvarod that Mr. their BMoeuUo who ere retained. to show' Tildon'a friend* bad made an arrugemctit Chet if tbay wm diamhud for bum there• with the chief of th* canal ring, a promi were other* equally gujky; and the dm' tn.nl Itanocrat, and bo had become a thw obtained will be followed UH thews-■ champion of Tilden aud Reform. ‘ Tlx election bring over, the eanal raid I “; -“I’ 1 i ibat b» must bare known of th* eorvuptioo; and hi* plea that it wre ody foltow ■ ing precedent will not probable that be will go. Th. prefearional politician* of New York ar* an aston bration. The Fourth of July » set » very popular day in New York, tor the population b MA snfficisetly American. SL Patrick's day ha* a muck more geaer al obaervanoe With th* population twothird* foreign, running all tbe way up from China* to Irish aad from Irish up to ovary nationality oa. ths glob*, it cannot be ex posted tb.t s day Purely .American aboalJ ‘ But wail till St. Patrick'* day com** 1 Than buainraa will be (Upended, then the street* will b* block ed, then whiskey will run like waM, then building, will break out in an eruption of great and there will bo a show worth •**ir«. No, New York b not an American city It b Irish to tbe core- The Irish ooatrol it, and hav* their own way. Heocr a Dimosratie majority of 25.000. and taxre that hang over every man * property like a mortgage ; aod, as a result, a dry­ ing oommcroe and a city noariy bankrupt. It b ma a Fourth of July city. 1 —to a mistake It b sridsaUy tbs de­ sire of all but a small fractisa of lb* Re­ " publican party *f the country to maintain tbe oraanixatfan of the party, am! tbe fu­ ture yredomine.ee of Reptblicn priuapfa*. Frcodbcusrioa ba means of securingibieeod*. aud should prominent individuals b* retogated to obscurity, Ote life of the orgsnitauou must be preserved. clear of the rock* upon which other RepuUics have split, and to maintain ia their iat*crity, the institntioo* established by the founders of tbe griveromsnL The pest ba* gon* into history, tbe future b scaled to all except the Omnieaeut Eye. But the pea should teaeh how to pertorta jfrlbN* Evidence. Vecetlne Tegetiue YeceUne Vegettoe Yesetln* Yegetinf Vesetinn VeseUnc TeseUnc Vegctlne Vesedne Yesettae YeseUnc VesetiDo Veged>e Yecedne YeeeUne Vecetlne Yesetlno Ye<etlne VeseUne VeseUnc TeccUne Vesetlnn TegeUne Tesedne VeseUnc Vecetlne Vecetlne Tacetlne Togetlne Tegethte GROCERIES, ■* are fa the market with a larger Mock than rrer, ami all wv-k of y x. i. *, a amine our *T0C< AXl> r&IOtx. Health, ffitrangth' AND APPCTITL TEA. We bar* it ftnm tf) eanls to |14>0. We will guarantee <- «nt joo COFFEE. . W* hare none but pure, for w* roaw and grind our awn. • SOAP. We sail more than aU of Barry County. TOBACCO. Wear* ircm Ifa: to 20e pre pound cheaper than any other stale fa lb* St* CROCKERY. We hart retough for you all, and at price* that defy cmnprtitiea. WALL aF’Al’JeiEl. W* have a new supply and can anil you all. STONE "WAELE. W* hare a cur loud «f .55<N» gallon* of Ohio Ware. VoL 22 4tf. It ■ th* fart. Smith Hogle & Preston. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics WABIIIXOTOX, aly *.—The .following iepram from Gt McDowell, cummandig the Military iriaioo of the Pecfifa, War Department thia Adjutaat-Geoerri, Gsahfagtoa — Tbe following telegrams, both from Lewbtoe, hav* been received from my aid-de cramp, whom I had eent up to Gen Howard'* eomman-l The first tetegram. July 4ih„ aayx No. new* airact from Whipple' go wtth ■i rack a___________ ____ ____ _______ iog gl**a at Kamaai Sunday aod inflicted revere punishment, capturing a large amount of stock. Indian Inapee*or W«v kraa, who ha* recently been with G«n. Gen. Barlow and Horace White bare Howard, write* from Lapwai thb morning each given to the public hi* views in reiatiou to the order of th* Preaideet, having OA. Howard's vigoroea aetion ape p*»for it* object a reform ia th* oiril servlre. ducing marked rreulta. Lsokiag^daaa wtahee to coma ia with hb band Wat They eoufio* themseivw mainly to a criti- kin* state* Joseph has rccroreed tbe Sal­ asm of tbe propriety of prohibiting th.ae mon sod is moving rest for tbe Bister bolding office from participating in tbe Hoot country with Ges. Howard at hi* ............................. barring the way, aad 543690 ShIm ladk The Advance Plow nafit Matin’ Mi: OIETIC lOlfflffir LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER s REAPER ‘DOMESTIC’ BEST. to degrade the service by making tl:» r1finer almost * cypher ia th* body-politic, and taking from him the right briongiog to every American cilium. Hr take* the position that, if the proper person* l/- ap­ Plaster, Lime, pointed to offioa, there will be no dinger of thair traMoonding th* Hadta of propri­ ety ia th* rxrrcisc of thair political nriril- bav* all been .undoubtedly taken. Il u unsafe to rend anything to him until the Klamath Company arrive*. He urges it to be saai to his aid with all dupeteh. Information just ap by boat poMpooes th* until of that company a day or two Still no new* frem Howard, ft b proba­ ble hb courier* Lave been internspted. A citittn from ColvilU. Jam ia, rep-. Horace White, oti the contrary, not on­ ly oodorwa tb* order but boldly mrerte that it do** not go for enough Be con­ tends that the permuafon to contribute money ol thair own accord will leave a loop-bri* for evading the spirit of the or­ der. Like all who tabs aid** with him on thb question, he prints to the rivil aervws of England, and iarinutaa that, fa thb •hares in hi* apprehesaiosa. It juatna eounlry, a* ia Great Brittan the office, there m ample ground for Geo. Howard's holder rtould not be jxmt.itted to vmc. application for more troop* [8i«Bad] Kmn, The*, extrema views answer themed-, e Old England waa cairned by tbe exerctae *f a tyranny which repudiated fnodreu in th* exsreiee* of political rights. But Mr. White, fa hb prabsa of tha orehr ah-reld, i! he could, hsv* pointed to th* ounriatsney of the appointing power ia the spplicatioo of lb* rah. Exasrinadra would have shown him that aiacty nine out of erenry hundred of th* ofiere 000forred rinc* the 4th of last March, hare been reward* for political rerviw. Tn boos lhaordaraowb like Irekiag th* am­ U* after th* bore* b ache Th* truth b, the principal sdvosate. of lb. prwpomd change m the Demoerata who hav* «rerrthiug to grin and nothing tn loss by a. racxaXD aid cttAuuiLaix rati m snitui. raormn* ns Vergne of N*w York, Vemetine Kx-Gov. John A. Dix, in his recent letter to the Preridest, Uys claim to being tbe author of tbe eird asrvire rule, new again promulgated, rebtire to reduction of forts*, repudiating the in­ flueace of Member, of Congrm* in procur ing appolntmente, and prohibit lag amresmenla upon riuployre for political purposes. AU thb, be aven, he did in I860, as Democratic Poetmaster of tbe city of N«w York. He hss esrefully preserved, for sereatreo yesra, and now publbbm than* letter* a* ev idsoom of h» having been the John the Bupust of tbe pras«sl ent.*de Thank heaven, all the immigrants to against political wickedness thi* country are not Iruh. A ship-toad Aenordlng to lb* ex Governor's own of Rwiu Menonrtoa landed here yatcr- ritowisg, hb preaching in the wildernea. day, and west straight to Nebraska They Lad bat lulls effect, and the war ha.iag did not atop to vote and hold office for a been inaugurated, rivil aer^to* reform while, but went straight to their farm*. went to tb* doc- But th* does of They are a speeb* of drunkard* who Will the war, ibis sam* gvntUman bseam* not bear arms, and prefer to Imre their Governor of the great .Cate of New Ywk, native coantrie* rather than de military and was ctotbed with th* power of diwaervio*. They are rich,—this party aver penaing patronage immeasurably greater aging 52,000, gold. They buy thrir bods than that pertaining to the office of Poet­ and have enough to stock them, and com-, master.’ ' It i» Strang* that, in bis retro mencs making money at one*. X>f ecu roe ■pact, be jumps over thb parted, to edbet tb*y sKth. re tb«y left, in rolooka. All lovtaMea of exertions in th* lie* of civil of them read and write, and they are a* desirable citisens u any tb»t come to our ■born Nebraska get* ths meal of them, ed. while hi* opponent waa elected, oaten that country being almost identical with sibly, m a rrfurn candidate. The «xth* on* tbsy left. This party settle near Govcraor is, "o doubt, a pure man, but Columbus. Nebraska, uu land bought for bi* attempt to apprupriale to himrelf the thorn by their agtet nearly a year ago. rights of “au original inventor" i* an•w. red by proofe of subsequent ••abandon­ ment," and tljevcrdict of a jury (th* hope of any tin fall. The weather is fear people of New York) agaturt him. fully hot, and every storm *rem* to make it hotter. Ob, for green wood* and purl­ Th* member* of the ‘ eorpa repertorial" ing brook* I Pirrao mak‘e daily inquiries, at the appointmcM office* in the several Executive Depart­ Our Washington Letter. ment*, to ascertain if any Federal officer Tint Dav W» CxirsxATX—Tni Crf- ha* yet sent In a reeignatioa of bis office, n. Bnvicu-CnsMunitam-Ex Gov. giving M a tesaoo for • > doing that, being Dtx-No Sven Wox» asReatox in a member of a political eommitto*, be Is unwilling to forego hie freedom of action as a politician at tbe behest of these whoa he aided a* partisan candidates. Tbe rxxDxxct universal reply has bean; “not one so tar. ircraary of th* "n nor do we expect any uoe to sacrifice his ndepcndenc* has j office and its emolument* oa tbe altar of « one hundred toi hi* msabood.'■ Will not thb "Etod of re­ xi's history bar* h form end in making public officer* a body 1 patriotic orators, of political imbeciles, Mmentitma in the geu exhorted to pre body pelitic, and a new eesfr ia American the true line of progress, taking a* a guide tha admAaitiona of the fatbrta to keep society to be d>wpiv«d rather than admired part of wisdom to shut out from our view a policy or a public measure merely be­ cause it is beyond recall If any such be iadedsd ia lb* long list of administrative Purifitt tt>e Blood, R*novain .and ln»igor»tM the Whole Sy»ttm. ' , t ' 1 , , Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. ■oom EsntrseusG sienna- A. D. COOK. WP-lt»w*li A CoV Col. inn *600 pianos FOR raw ifSSi �ibjrn Special Notices. CITY DRUG STORE WAHZERABARHE8 Sect.; Xareaa Ballty, Treaeurer. JmnMuro Pby. O. G. John T Hklaaar, L 0.. John M" Beemer. R. 8. to X. 0.; Doloa Hopkime. U 8. to X. Oliver Covert. X. 8. t* V. G.; Mircua Cramer, L. 8. to V. Q.t Mlekal Maynard. BOIEOPITHIC BOttDlHS. MEDICAL ud LAW BOORS Fummbed al Pnblinbre* «ta. All Prescriptions aud Receipts Carefully Prepared. Closing Out! ua.mt netted fur th* Ft re Department war about one brntdred and fifty dollar*. Eewylhiag panned off pleaaaatiy. no drunk- TV* TrM, tkiCrmrail.—nabbar* Brea. TiSv.-SsSirto Sja^&aHaral Itoelrtr. LaVnratoreUUbut jAktaair All About the Closing Ont! ' Balance of Our Spring and Summer stock. . County. Suita actually worth $7.50 now only $5.00 Suits actually worth $10.00 now only $6.50. « Suit, actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. Suita actually worth $15 00 now only $10.00. . Coat* and Vests really worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coats and Vests regular price $1,2 00 only $8.50. Boys' suite $1.00, 1.50. 2.50, 3.00, 4,00. Boys' suits for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Men's fine all wool pants $2,50, 3.00, 3.50. Men's all wool Coats, job lot, odd sites, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 eta. Men's summer coats 25cts. Men’s heavy linen panto for 85c, worth 1.25. TO CONSUMPTIVES' How tlirth lb* UtUa boor boy, Oa ladopudooM Bay, (Jo forth Ida Migtlxir, IB annoy. r.vubvreaily gay; t'.ixjAEjsrfe saraa-uisfj veriwdeUn »ui m. . IM. r*an,trert. WUliumb- may know. Tha hire* ire eupplied with box•*. eo that ho takaa the henry whenever he K denim He hoc a botu* on the grenade, wbeneheexmeu tbe honey front tb* comb. the act wimly aad employ Dr. Hen* * tkrvv ile FreoCription, ij wffl. ia dee time, by Ila rer.ltal, wale aad nerviae nmpertle*. ration hrr health, and tran.rina her fro® the peer id>, Molding. irrilaUedempered invalid to a hippy, ckeerfal wtfo. Laying wide lertty Entire stock to be sacrificed to LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. make room for our fall stock. BAP BREATH. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., _________ GBAJD RAPIDS. B. P B. 3. $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. grow and become powerful tbe geod. No efort ebuaid bo epared to encourage all who ar* angaged ia tha temperance Interert. Give them your penmul aj£>j<»k a word in aeaaoa whenever au opportunity pr*«etu*. um r**ry B. 1. B. 3, liO.OOO Is Solid Cash Given Away. B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid Cash Given Awav. lliraoav Cantu, July d, 1BT7 Th* tree of traparaae* at Hickory Concn, though aawly planted in Merit* toil, after be­ ing watered by molbere lean, and e op ported lire!/. MkPhereou. to AJ»ta Tinkler, to Theta*, j Altoft, U Hebert Mann and to John F.' Gaiare, that there will be a tnectio|{ of aaid Cutumou Council cm Friday evrniar ! —~ ~ TAKE NOTICE, gremblMiom., ■M,:;;!.. of Haadnp, at which aeetiug action will | * h*v* ■> r- .<■ Hots. Henry A- Goodyear b making exten•In* repair, on hi. boon an.1 horn, and tbe otbvr Lolldlng* orf hi. ku al lb* cventr of Bread­ way and Court *u**ta. Tber* waa ko meeting *f th* CmUicU an Ayer's Advertisements. mi iw: mm Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, Those whom it Call il may Concern. I am now running 7'o IlMiing*. Mich., July Im, 1877 J. W. Bt.TTLir, Nlayut, . W. H. Stkbbim*, Racorder. New Advertisements. tta Sub of WIG HAT. of n ATS, CAPS ami GENTS’ FUR­ a New Portable Ma- NISHING GOODS to be found outIchine for moving,rais­ « Joke Mtan in, HE IS SELL JuhaSOif City Dras Store. ing or changing the \l.VG THEM ATMtTH LOWER /•RICES— Don't foil to an* th* good* Qnality. Quantity, Price*, guaranteed In foct, all p»da acid aa low a» the iewret. location of buildings Coato and mm ua from small to great, Sia TT or BIG HA.T WAinn k Dausu, june20if City Drug Store. Kmpir* BkxA.Hutinpr, With. and having . handled about 1,200 buildings in staten years, I feel GOOD NEWS TO THS PUBLIC! confident I caj satis­ fy those who may fa­ vor me with a call. Swift on tho Waf Path 'with * My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Mich. STOCK OF GROCERIES Residence — Six miles directly West from Hastings. From a Uie aioli to thia iln-dretroying, plad-calthallag eo*iarty, w* decided that the preiidetu end her eedleagne are delay a were >o glorias*, that etmily Uoee can tell *be woadernue rwalu of th* tnpreeeUaa made, ll.® refer** uJ valkeJ off th* tUge muck to while tha vine I* yonng aad deiiMe. Th* Hi­ th*4i*guat«f lb* liberty lortag eudloace. lle one* Uga the triple H*Ig«. Hading tbasaOtar UX> Harting* ptcple entertain*! Ibero- echa* together with dii* thrao-fol*. triple eord wlvm lb*** lhroq(b (bo day and evening aad artray, oa break. tbe eiSer chord, th* aeverad part* are cemeiuvl Got'with penitential tear* Th* caliiraunn *f the virtwe taught i* rertalaly a mU* work, aad *bnM nil fcrth • I> PEOPLE OP BARRY COUNTY All orders in Has­ tings or Vicinity left with Powers &/ Bar­ crTte low. <_j Cbrwtlaa Cnieo prepared lefrrebraaou forth* people and financially made tbe vatorpriee a accent. Jeff Devi* pared*d the elreete, givlag great vleaaure to th* email bay* aad tbe A. S DEAN, Groan Business At my OLD STAND «o Jeffimon Street. Dr. J. LAYER 4 WOOL WOOL Irving, Mich., Apr. 23rd 1877 apr23m3. D.nr CARBOLIC OIL Untag now Tbe good people In (be leimedi­ ate tidally, gaibared in Mr. Jicvb KOm'i grove, for ll^ir .deui! home gathering , end lb* aftoraaon ’« ap*al I" k*aUb.gi,lng, aurthfal pleeaitrv. 1ft* »tn mQojrmvat «f tbe young people ™ plowing U* nitty Ur DEFY COMPETITION WOOL- OAJRXDZ3STQ CiUioonand rsaminn my atoek and priere. J. H BUTTON. (JaalAIW] Drugu, Madloins, Etc.. Etc In Hastings. Wm. H. Goodyear. Ftmusmca ghihstPEOPLES DRUG STORE. Phygiciau’s Prescriptions sod Fsmily Recipe* carefully pre­ pared »ith Orugs aud Chemicals & BARNES, WKW roax MABfiKKT ins Wripomb Marble. CHESTER’S �Railroad*.____ in it* rein* all the worldly poaasrainn** <.f' ione ba* 'MM ikvored wub the MlA/tetarjtho** who Inhabited i«. . Fortunately the !information -‘that hb pion, 1- wanted for crackling wills give timely warning ’ of political rtaaoo*,” or aaa jwMktef aecooi their intention to go down and ne lives ty. But there are exception, to genera) were lost. Had it happened m the night, acquiescence, ia accordanac with thi* offi­ the lorn ef life would hero ben terrible. cial invitation. Several of the invited' TLtrtuttUua.i of Mch building* io tie inly, the faffing of which b . mere mailer uf time, for the walla are m tbte-a* acwion, when the reaaona fur remora] must be submitted for approval or disap­ proval It i* expected that the action of tbe President will be warmly criticucd. It may be that in eomc instances he will been a Ahl am t *U« a teMlAdteae Ibat I h**r. Ate la tta* AaaelM rite*. . n*r.*<tattea> Uta l —X^— *e* a... n>*wia4*b*T**l coneEsroNOENce. Tint Tkkpkiancb Movzmkxt-~Poi.iticaL—Tbe Jews—TrxKHEMT Hot:>zs— Bntirzu Stagnation — MtasintrAMT Socwtim—Taz WzATazz. Nzw Yozz, Jute 34,1977. in going on vigrrotuly. The old Saw, reHrieting liomee to sril intoxicating drink. Io those keeping runs, and defining inn­ keeper. to bd thorn person* keeping throe bed* for the aeoomaandnAian of lira public, hh* boe4 wired, aud it* performance in- move out. __ The owner*, who are reaping twenty-five per amt. on thi* class of struc­ If there be co* thing mere than anoth­ ture*. are indignant. They don’t see why er calculated to make Republican* doubt they shouldn’t have the privilege of build­ the wisdom of th* civil service reform pro. ing any kind of a trap they ehoooe, ao posed by the Proaidcnt, it is the laudation it pay* them. » cf it by th* Democratic pram of the perradts the city now. Tbe hot weather ’eosntry. Democrat* see that il b bring­ grist to their mill, aad ao long, and brio; * basiaa* to an end, and closes every- ing 1 thing cxc>pt gin mills and soeh churehc* 1only fc> long, ■* it works to their adv*ti­ a* are not abb- to p»y their pastor* .alaries 'tage, and to the injury of tbe Republican it will receive tbe unmeas­ large csongb to ncablo them to go to Ku- organisation, ' rope or California. Bach pastor* find it ured commendatioa of our political ene­ more ia th* line of their duty to stay and mies. Th* gist of this departure from the preach the gospel daring tho hot month*. partisan tactic* which resulted ia tha de­ It hav been a dwastrou. year all around. feat of Mr. Tilden, ii to retire the hereto­ Tha theatres have all hwi money; the bus fore active worker* ia our political ranks to positiou of non-combatant*, laying alina* men who come out even consider tbe 1 Tho Government of the United St»t»rpovekawd* u>c famous “Bartholdi Foun­ tain," whieh *ra* on exhibition at tho Ccn but the people .do. Tho Republicans who tenniaL It ha* been brought to Wash­ have tried to bg decent mon in Congresa and fe the I/egulatan:, but who have been ington, and i* now being rrerted ia tho Eotaaical harden. West of the Capitol It over ridden by the trained cohort* of the fficea Pennsylvania Avenue. C'uton>-L‘JU.-e and the Pom-office, whose The architect of thi* splendid work is proprietor* had ase* of their own to grind, are rejoiced that thb b at list over, sod A. Bartholdi, ef Parts.' "It is eonitroct that hcroafecr the people will hare a chance cd cf iron, broued. ■ In tbe centre of the lawin is erected a triangular j*edc*lal, on to be represented a* they desire to be. It vu a auiMacc aad a cur**. The awirm the face* of which are m|uatie taoaxtero, and fiahn* spooling water. Upon the ped­ >.f office-hoMara made politin* a burinea, estal are three female Caryatid**, support­ Rud it was no use Jbr the dtixen to under­ ing a basin thirteen feet in diameter, which take to compete with them. Let them receive* the water from an upper twiin up­ turn ouMt a caueu* us freely as they might, held by three mfisnt Triton.; the whole the marking men bad twice the number tupported by a Mural Crodrn, through (here, men who were never known in which tbe water Bow*. An illuminating their wirdi, bat who acted al! the ume; aud xAa cocacqueeoe the wont, instead of apparatus is attached, in order to combine the (feet of light and water. Thi* foun­ the best, men' have represented tb* city. tain i. intended to embody nn allegorical Hayek' order prohibiting Federal officials representation of tho elements of Water taking port in primary jioliiiai give* groat and IJghL" Thb magnificent work will Mtlafartioa. It take* out cf the political add one more to tho many intcrcating adfield the clwncnt* that were dangerous to mnment* of tho Capital the people, and will go a great way toward purifying politic* It ia a good thiag. Of The newa brought by telegraph to the caurao New York b opposed to tb* rrmooetizing of ailyer, fur tbe interest* of a reader* of the morning paper* at the Cap­ jn-at commercial city are always in the di­ ital on yesterday, that a fearful tornado rection of keeping faith in th* spirit a* had started in Western Muaouri, and at fire o'clock, on tbe evening previoua, had wall an tbe letter. The production uf sil­ nachcd Colombo*, Ohio, caused aome sarver Lax been m» cuunnnu* a* to Ichwu its value,-and New York inaiita that nothing mists that Washington might bo within ■hall be legal tender that is not par the world over. There will be trouble in this efrj if BUT attempt U made to have a ttotUo ataadartl, for it would dwarrange ViljxK to an extent that would be di*a»trow*. Whatever may be tbe action of thepeople elsewhere, New 1’ork will bo a unit against anything Lui gold. boriaon, at 7 o'clock last evening, threat­ ening cloud* aeemed to be the forerunner of tbe approaching visitor, whieh had left aad havoc in it* wake.. Violent wind*, railing the dut *o ** to obacure objects arena* the street*, caused foreboding* of th* destruction of public and private prop­ erty ; but almcst in the twinkling of au arc »tiU excited about the order excluding eye the storm calmed, a gentle, refrmhing them from tho rummer heteb. Every rabht in the city preached oc> tho topic, cooled and a!! apprthcumas were dband tn read the paper* Monday, one would fried We congratulate uutmIvue on our «PV>*e that all the bravery, aB tbe virtue, escape, while we sympathize with the suf­ all the capacity, aad all the good qulilia* ferer* ia dbtant UcaJitiei*. that .barn ever blessed humanity, were conceomted in tho Jew*. They may bo ex­ tbe next aension ef Cotigrm io ■ sctaodcl our tariff law*, «u ■* to deprive them of their prerenl prutoctire prvvi*. saiei'i intailua, and tbouaands of peg-pick­ er. uml all that, among them; bat there an- ir> Jew mendicants, and very few Jew crimiMU. They tain care of their poor. b. iter than any other people on tbe globe; they tn- th* tnoal eharitable aad the meet entei jriMoi-. Here the Jew has had a .haw,, s»d be has ahum bimraif to be put m mere way* than tme. Tbe trhtwt of Stewart, Who ia kuura » BDton,mads .pare mitaalro when he iuedtod a race of the allegimec of the Democracy to their principle*. Indeed, they laugh to sooru all attempt* to make them peueelytea. Hear what tho organ of the Maryland Democracy e*y» of tbe ■Brciident. in the very same number in which we find a ref- more: “He (Mr. Haye*) ha* succeeded in making himself as unpopular with hi* | own party a* with the one whose eno* tempt he Ium enjoyed from the beginning." , I* it not cruel to ask Repblican* "to ground arm.," and cease political warfare with thoac who ’indulge in auch utterances ? Jacksox, July 2, 1877. Eturott Baxxui The race* are over and pronounced a grand success by all. k’ct every one unite* in saying, I am glad they are through with, for,: aa usmll. of tire. There were one hundred and three , hor*e« entered, the largvst numlatr ever' enteral at any one meeting. The weather, i with the exception of the find day, wa* I “1 THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Hhl Has The Largest Circulation, Is Hadically Republican in Sentiment. Jaeba & Safisai ftrt fajit. J 1AILIOAI. 4 1j in Advance. “ <ta v—Jta* i»4 (Um peotoerivc. The experience ef a Mftury :hMMtabliairad the fact, that the pcoaperi . II 0 Oh wa. ' raulU.. tetr vvrll JOB DEPARTMENT, PrswsU Claw*" Sntth Jala ^•“WtV.TSV. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ ii X- HAND IAPIM DIYIIIDI. The Reliable Shsrt Llw »» urn* tn itriiit ter Heads, Note Heads, State merits, Envelopes, Busi- ■s I’SISi K2ST- [|5 Geo. M. Dewey. n «e 1 ta I'.ul „ IS.,,., il? ig bS| it 1 S IS Its ।»id d acitetevin* Cards, &c„ &c. .'.*5 Editor. State St., Hastings, Mich. ktlMUa Klirre. ta*>a*<lr»4 R**U> Satatew tttasaggaifcsssiF ™ itsff।,fc£t ih-JTs GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOK ORGANS tets- :;s ■ STXSi. Ji5 : 1 aF^ii i: Ums;:. day, but aa it bad been quite dry before, it only made the track better, and u the bell rung fur the fim race, tbe sun never shone upon a better half-mile track, or a better or tnorc impartial act of judge* than occupied th* stand. Among tbe noted horses present, and probably the best in che world, was Ranta. When th- feeo-for-' *11 race wa* called, it wu found that all < but him had been drawn, and the judges, j s-tarteST-1—4 Jon 0. UoT», MtMtar. CHAXCk-RYjiALE ^v*^* mcawaju th* Clrreu Zows terru* l>. dortMr. re«*ju**at. fit Grat Stilten Ttaiita. HAILWAY COMPANY not wishing the people to be disappointed, offered hi* owner toOO if be would trot j alone and beat 2:20. Tbe proportion ' was accepted, and be trotted a mile in 2:171 with perfect ease. Among the beat1 of hi. class wm Wm/ D., owned by Ed. i Webrter of thb city, au own brother of Edwin Forwat, a hone whieh it is claimwl has shown in a trial- 2:10 without a record, probably tho fastest trotter in the world f but owing to bb haring been ward for a saddle horw, would not trot but canter just a* if he were being rode, and ha* ! been dbtaured in every trial. “SVaisAxn'tkooTii THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY G-EINTXTHSTE ‘Vilralif TMint Mies. "itb^iffiisrswfct^ss fettS-teKSKiSJASt J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, Thera are some half doaen new brick block* being hurried on to completion, al­ though every one i* comptamiDg of hard times. One fioo five-ftory hotel, built by B. E. Courier, b u findy finished as any Eouk in the State. Abo two fine store* on MoehinieSl. two upon Pearl and .two o'txxi Courtland St. JJL.j Subscription Price only 81.50 per Year HASTINGS. ■ . MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prcttcriptinna ukillfuUy compounded. Aho a full line of MM, ELIXIRS, PM, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. PATENT MEDICINES jimtoreal nf foreign u«iBf*rturtrt, and ,thedr rn-CTt* among u*. L»«aed of taskjmg our tariff law* approximate umrer to ( free trade, the interest* of tbe country ,would he auueaved by maklag them mere Bvsnau. Anti as a Local Paper is unsurpassed in the State. teS-v'w t aisted upon. Tbe big beer ralooa under the Triiatnc building put io three octa, to confarmljo the Uw, and put them in the lowest ddlar. A temperance detective, thinking that such a couecrn would not have tho beds, and that an opening would J»e had for a prosecution, went in but night and demanded lodging*. “All rigH," «*iil th* propri«tor, “oome di* way." ’And down through -hag, winding ccEara Ipo took him, till, in a dark vault, they came to throe cots, of tho hardest, mean ret des­ cription, aud with rat* coursing ovex them. “Yea vij! dake No. 2,” said the'proprie­ tor , “goot night" And he went away, leaving .the dctectiro in a place, from which no nm unacquainted with the prem­ ises could escape, without a guide. In a didcful mood he pukd th* night, and in the taorning paid bi* dollar, thinking it cheap, a* he bad th* company of the rata. Tbe leagM% working vigornuriy and to tho print Wherever'-they am catch a liquor doolar nipping,'they bring him to book ; and, a* they have plenty of money and tho boa legal talent in tho city, they are aocumplhhing aotnething. The break­ ing up uf the ring» bu k>s-.-r.Ld tho poliii- i ihlngton Letter. eal power of the gin mills, and Ute pohti ' Tbe following letter wu crowded out of ciaa. uro willing to ko them go to the ,. ]a>t week's Haxxeh by the .chuol cmayi, wall. [Note for the benefit of aH kind* of ji but i* of ao much importance politically, ri-vpcctible people.] PoliticiiB* are be­ that we give it place at this lime. ginning to court the laror of decent peo­ Tits P*moi-* BAUTnoLDt Folst.ux,— ple, because the decent people kicked in ]^ie Wixu axb Rain Stoum, axd the tracn. and refiucd to fellow them, ucka* they had ■* much attention paid to their wiahe* u to the demand* of the ntmseller*. i’tnaibly whit is being done in New York uuty bo profitably imitated ekse MAT MW. ------------ » themselves lucky; the bar* are all short, and everything is »tagnent. It ha* been ' a MaNn of economy and cutting down, and die spirit of retrenchment ha. extend " ed Into plana where it would not be lookvd for. The miarioncry societies have done littlf or nothing, the receipt* barely paying the hoary salaries of the officer*. well fur lh«wc who hare secured office by Speaking of the men* now denounced, but wo very mush doubt it* being appreciated by Re­ one, a society fur aiding poor churchm, publican candidate* in future political conha* jut published it* report, and fanny reading it is. It ha* collected during tho year 118,000, and paid out for rrnt and aaiarie* to it* officer*, 117,MS, leaving ex­ As far aa it ha* Iwen illuetrated by act* ■ actly #335 for the aid of weak churches. It doe. not state where that went to; but and prufcaalotn, nothing can be clearer than tbe President, Secretary and Treasurer all the fart that'conctaaioo* to the Dcmocr*:ic theory <d Government, in contndutinc had good salaries. It u rather expensive lion to tho Republican theory a* taught in getting money to weak churcbe* when it the luccewuve platform, of the forty, ha* takes 132 to got 11 to tho church that YMnmsATLKAY- Of all kinds in endless varieties. CITY DRUG STORE WAHZBR&BAHHKS fflHOPATBIC ROWS. xxitdO The genuinn ‘Vibrator Thresher* **a VIM h»it ** ■ICHOLt SMEPAII ft ci. “-<>>. <~b, j*ufc. » • � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-07-18.pdf b9d1add3ee1c03714bbd0901e40cccfb PDF Text Text yfr^rpv.tee1y 8^/1^ DEWKY fa W1SKKRM, TKXMf or MTBnaumnx. VOL. XXII. NO. 12 POTWL HD Bma CARDS HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY,JULY 18? 1877 ,. "rrt Falooncr had come down from 1f to tpend the morab at Proton । her wtth hie riater. at her boMtifal man ‘p'—l Hia riater had Married , Uoman cf w«*’th aad porilfan, who had her a widow with two chili’Tothi''“.f ’T'TTr7 foBd of •^MroppMeytmlbeproutU and m«t meb other and it wan at her Mment m> ®f ■ntoaMM" Hu abler broke bto a heart, laugh. .u . *n 100 T”' *-f«ber - .be aud. ' hm‘ftCT « Thomas Rake, I HYSIClAX 4SUBGEOX g^.1. fa. Bure mrek. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR "JXCBAXCKBT. XIAiNZO D. CADWALfajUIER. i ATTORNET AT LAW k SOLICITOR . WHOLE NO. 2058. refers*1 FARMERS a"'' •*l Cu»P°ti>o™ at <he Orwl Cenlenni.1 Field Inal, It works the easiest because the weight of the driver dumping, and b the most durable because it has WROUGHTIRON (not cwt) Axles, and BRASS COIL SPRINGS ?.‘"Llron), orer ^c teeth. TUB CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY w,d ^OVEL. no sticks plugged in the axle. NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We also have the b°* M*rt firmly retired nil her endeavor. te brine lkw“ —“riM her that- it he over warned, it would bo for noaeduaw Nark | —~.r- ■" " • •» ■■ aa wno had kef4 ft" »»»», uj he ni Mt ,L,w u, coagrotefafe himrolf arooHmgly. I hope rou have not invited her to । st, ’Ml1 r8 “,b •» "W. half inquiringly. “Nwre fca.-," rrnlfaj ><La aaaier tn •- I »jumd tone; -qj A* wrilm m« that aU I * wiuu‘ io°w SINGLE REAPER. LIGHT MOWER, Tiic Champion was the iigliest draft of all the Machines tested at the Centennial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and. received the highest award. CMS I K.lf* lluVMC* HAirrty.i.. snout. K, -Tavmx x its tartstK ■, Il • • . r •. <MMo.Ureilrw.MU>> wu* lire n.TfX. ~ ntmr Swaty’s Hort1-. .IHXPBAPIM................... - - . MICll The-Ncw Champion Single Rcywr is a COMPLETE SU<?CESS. ' It ispnequalled for quality of WORK. LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DVRABILITY, being constructed almost entirely of Wrought Trdn, Malleable Iron and steel, while its . Weight ia Little More Than One-Ealf MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVHLS, AC, AU. Hisiiiai. Come and see ourStock. v0L22 2yi. JAMKS CI.ARKE ATToh.VKY AT LAW A SOLICITOR n« CHAM-KBY. Trema* MtreUe. (Wte m SU1TH M- KXAPPEX. . ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT­ ........ GREBLE & RUSSELL 0VER 500 TAYLOR RAKES ..far II. C. PWKUAM. PHYSICIAN A SUKGKON, ghiaktid ^edai* >nKKi*<»tT. H.itnr cotrarr, micn. •eo»m I. rreriatoK X-tfc M* Mre. 8t.-W . J___ J ■' L ifcUHf I H. IV. RIKER. vmixoFTki ncica. c*a*u>a u*4 >»‘<vaM~.l«rel. lataa&«*k. Stela Sjrret. I d.v/i SEVL'X MKDAI^i AT filFJ.U 7RIALS /.V Ll’NoFf: /.V UffO. aoLD 5521 DELIUIITJ. WOLF.Il. D. (UMaJ.ltnralUML AUaaltevUi >«.... mkw unpins A. I> DR. trroBXEY >M < Ma wU»> ■■ Law. as* ■a Ckaatarf. m4 Iriaaauae ■am.i. Baal Sauua A.iai ■ l.wJ<«.reVv>»< mH. ui all toBata. * rm. clTrumell, " “I FHTMrtA.X* r-tMSOM.-Oa<a avre- JaUm CHAM. H. HAUER. 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS HAAC W, YROOMAN. VSKHK «||1.-Ift»r. Iterate IL a. Mankal.aM- \SOLD FROM UAST1SOS AN1> JHDDLEVILLK IN 187«.v i . ' MESSER BROTHERS POWERS &BARLOW G. ROI.HROOK. •rra 3 all b.an tin ».vfcw* .NEW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Carriaie, Sinn ui (teiiil Paints, Oils and Varnishes. P A I N TER Farmers, examine the WTARD PLOW, before purchasingothers, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see Sick aN^AitlfctedZ the Walter A. Wood Machines, at DR. J. B INSURE n- j- i"v>tr At 4, M. Itoek*. Caniag* SUp JnffnrannSt.j .uddemiy dwml ht._u.TOX* I .« _ -Haatin^n, Mk* nutabera are Bop-krepm , 3^40* boT Uim1* "Wh/jAnor r arted hmmahte. ' P**7 ’ilh M“‘“ and I d all He jmt folk, to Mim Tren­ ton air the time." Falconer laughed, but ha looked guilty oevcrthelre. The gorenum uniled thro' bcr blu.1.9, and forked jwt a trifle un­ rdZEKr.’y^Hrijr-^' i m'000 "“kr artificial fiowven 154)00 Utlormnm, &Mt» nullinen Md bare doMan, late, andrite W now my drnnmam., 2T.0M. Manutrtu^ ami j prommod wdt Allow, me to r nwent to ah.rt-m^m, I4.0W lonudrmc. 3.MU ••‘•*«aken ; d.OOO box and peekingMM y> u your future rieler-mdaw “<> Kate, my dear, dear friend, don't be' oukcra; 11 maehtawto Only “3 (XM) an ’ rogvy with «e“ cried Mia. Trento. I■ turned U gyntlewotncn Then «. 314.0UO chOdnu in the ru.htng fate Mre. Barry a arm. aad buret into Ian. L’ader the age of five the mala #T< to Aadthen Mre Barry uomribed her'I and fcwalm am ne^y r,|Ul] . brodter by UretiagTO . ,I J*'*0*?•*'*’ rf ’ altritt. above laughter. , zlf that the duercteary rapid!v *nrrraert Oh you dear, Inaoeenl erreturre. to im- I| n- » Meribrd TO » u. n,-™, . mau u. n^u. iu,. And almoat before they worn .ware of U. Amo two were cunverring quite IreelT. while Ae children were thrown upon their father appe^. iod U pod lU lA " thus lh:.r dnxrarmeat, bat it b adb to •fflra feat iu hmm w«B U- feat apo. “■"-■'T TU »omtn winbddm. amunae think Of tbe calm , th,torn.mli.rtt; mffX' Joy Conifort anti Hapyincs* I band AU to lupport her in idlewma and extrayngance.—Snr/ymuertre drpuwari. OF H ASTINGS AND VICINITY. mrisrl. POWERS & BARLOW. IN SPITE OF HIMSELF; an*. Bn would mi bo utirifad until £ had exoxml Aa novy of Ao numrou. run* iadim fa the room who made pre leutkm. to murieal AU1. Thegorerimm played avreral d.Scuh THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, nstii vou have priced their Goods, for you w ill .,ave money by it. Everybody knows they are the only i *’■■■■■ V Paritataent, oditon. armate ' ta“ke“ “d L'll.OOO, ®U"i of the J W. -of. wife. then bum be a certain vmturr of faith. and in thia uaiateOgible wwid than - a rmira*. which m not .1 tmya folly X.-cng moo cannot alwan rd.K ctrcwaMUatw to thrmariv* fat •h^m tbenfon aodeaver to mould them- believe that be bad forgotten the incident I ?“ ?"ior 10 U ri'-h I aud the taiuigraum ..f w>meo. Mon already, turned to Mie Trmton and ' nak­ r‘“'v,rhI? 1 brought it aB about myarif." ‘ than half the population above teruly ed licr if aha would. £»rur him wuli wune lou? '(jaculitel Mark Kale what wen Urn out of Lomhn. Moro tUi tntuie. Sb* complied tnodeilly ; and be dxwAi. meanT' of the popedation utalij die admired her graceful, elegant. figure, n “HmteMthatl Urt . vary mnpd tapobiw or eharttable iMfcutiooe, laM Ao walked ncrue, tbe room Ad took her brother, not to Me through my littfode- yw 8,174 died ft work liowwe. U ,,aTT ?? "* “P1! aaaioM tltol jm loiiljiu at the niaoo. tier. Since you bare introduced me to bo^itok and 441 in lua.tic «y<.B . Th. t.« Aoiud be doM iu thia country and fjfow m She played ctorediugly waU. lie Ac. a.k- uiy future rialcr in-law, Mrmil me to in- i H*u a«lh. 2,«M. , •hat peace and yroepeni) rd her to aing, and abe Mng. lie thought ,n?1“ee„to J“» F.nme Elherage, th, | wen. exrouuooe, Umictdro. «5H mL '-atoqucMte. Gcmt.! Grant and hit he ha>l never heard a lovelier voice. He ndm. and the rut accident* Tl.c mot fnend, have had mgfct ymr. !. which to Mood baaido her and tamed the muaic’ dMpwAle Mrolty of the report i. th. aro.mptoh A. woA of pmufying tbe I'rwuden-. U.ym and fiuallj found himadf ainging duet, UN. aUwtng the daily arorop. of ,OB. A.uth and hare failed. with her, while Mn. Berry yawned over aud. iu .pile of youmdf, Uve met' Aim from May 1 to Uromtcr 31 of Iwt l a* aanouMad and inaugurated .noAer „ a faAi-in mepuinc in another part of the and been mpirated by-.y d««r fried j y««r. Kre. in May lU averse Um euly P'liry, which promiM room • •>i boon, and though it nice to tn- what a»l former nhorlmate. FaaawT' It was late when Mark Falconer retired Mark, forgive me.” pleaded tbe n-' o’er wroa in the .nmmer m utU, k do that night. Alone in bi. rvctn he thu, •I'raot irovwrnna. “I dkkl know—I—~ Il ehoed to M to muiUte betww. one and auhu- [Uitod; ■1 am the only oao ur blame, and the I two durtag th. lart tbne mowtU of the “One of the moat charming giria 1 ever only cue to u largiim.- mid Mr> Bar­ | W CbrommUf. met; evidently one of the aupcriur aort; ry. “Mark, I only wanted to orwraax Swraring in CromwairX-Rmw. . and yet Kate trrat, her at coolly and .u your ^Dy prejudice. Von were detennie tbontaiivcly a. though abc were the moot cl not t.> m«t nr, fr^nd Ucatue I told w<rr ^rt!/ ~ ordinary ot govenxvaca. Confound it I I you .he wa. very weahhv, and k I rreort- tfrwd dnnn- tU tun-, of tb« dnatu■«• don’t we how abe rec.' “ rd to atatagrm to BT I wraith, aad with the lugmt pomiUe iuicr“dd;.lnkrem«fa-,, we regard yoc an Mb. Trenton wm .t the breakfa.t table WIWto laooie, and told her to tume ia proutwa agatoet tU W. vmduf patriotic. * 1 | with the family next morning. Mark was the character of a fioveroem, aud to keep mnindedof the reproof Hu Sir Wahrr Tbepwpb.,, tired of daaord They glad to obaerve that hie auggcauon hail not tbe k-ervt of her name and ;.»iu.>n fro,, Uou put into th. mouth of CromwuIL toy brother, bv all mean,. Of amt I What can it .rod thro to praetiro a prb- • t t-a. J that the pobey al the taew adminfa | He .trpped np to Ae dour aad peuacd. been entirely lent upon hi. auter. uatio. .bril bar, .Mr c L mm They So tbe day. glided by. and FA>>t»r fcmty ao horrible to <xbm. end which | Such a pwture m buret upon hi. view. TbeywMt .reform i. th. Utn;» no emolument to htm wl>ollMa:|V“ Sitting ia a ra.tic cba> wm om of Ae; teemed harUy aw.re of their flight. He W ■"neaay hrerv omh .o „:ontcd. Fur . g u fovdimt bring, be bad erne beheld. It forpot bia orisinal intention of .pending oath the fin. «m & M, but th. rharo. polino hare bran * cere. aad a drigr.ee | wm i young lady, whom dram of plain tbe moat of bia tun- wbil* at Beachwood' -a- rednrod to 3. 4d each “oo takim; a ! black wu relieved only by liu'e .pray, of ! Kiowy lace around Av neek ud w’ruU. q-eonty Hutnftvy Trcrett, foe «wAr- Ae Preritfont, uatd khm i Her face wm of Ae rartwl type, of femi­ tea oeth,. ». oommitted till he mid cbaMe to wort out iu rmuka tT ’t tor‘^ rrf l,aKf'«4 J1*8 nine beauty, and jurt now wm dimpling uuiabe, of t’heruoo, war couvfatad for «•“««. A<Mbro.bmiy poritic all over with .mike, that reredud a tkulidertakm . feetioM opp.iitum i awearinE twaMy two oath’ and two eurw, Icm row uf pearly teeth. The eym, large, I* mkiaaoryteagw, Aey al om 4me, and bar oath, ud one cunc <7 black and ipartlloc. were enough to turn ai anotBurtime. Of eoarw, Ae greater uy old baehrior • bred; the hair wa. । tbe children and their girverona number of-lhcm cure were dMpr«d at ducky u a eUrlrm night, and becr>nungly.| they aval out for • .troll. E>n the drrated, while it. . only orauwat wa. a I acbool nx>o> h*d a peculirr attraction for prtty rerowo. wnhou: being rent far triA <Jne jmuee returned the a.mea of too per­ uugie while yemnunioc twined amid it. ; hint , and although Mim Treatoo'a dune. ron. whom be bad couvfated of .wmrinfold!. She wore no j<.w«lri except the wm light, be ottea elected kimrelf amrit riMo Ae previou. noon We are not peart pud.nl. in her rere, and a roliteire I Mt (rorimr, fa order to hare a re.re.-n fat left without cxamjdro what wm-ronriddiamond ring that fladted ou one of her erod ewearfag in three d.yv William white fingrre. Heerdmg. of ChitAhamptoa, for reyfag At her feet mt two beauUfrd children— two revml time, fa cow. “upon my life,' a liule boy ud girl. She had rvideotiywm adjudged to be fa th* ret of .wrariar, been teUiug them atone., ud had jure fin f"x” * J""* & 4,1 Tht’«* B-‘ f--. -d droimM’Z07^* i»bed one, for Ac deiightod little onre were '•* ”ror>"K "on my truth. ”'X? u» another, Mire Trewtoa.” wbu I Gilbert NcrAcoU had to pay 3e 4d for maienally chaage the climate of , cows, •eying “upon my life." Tboma.. Courtfa. try. 8oma meat wiufowa etmdwted the lady mw a tall abadow foil aero® the *• Ovrm.oy nuufom thl. hrfbf by .boweeriou. freqaeally have rhmrfol ouea. «» Cn<d f.w (wearing u> court, ••Gud AreAold. which wood, will Frequeally the moat heart low eo.iu.ite y Fm*'" grand party "* H-k >» a. prtnnre *2* Hho looked up with a riart. ud then "'LL r 3’’°Wt^o6“ were m ha, all tbe Ay gram of a girt of mxteeu, •f God. ihy and an Chrietopber Gin. bring re­ roee to her feet, Ntuhicg erimton. Mark while the heart of tote, wuroaa, who look, proved by Mr. Nathuirl l>«rui,<faa. taburtted foe the pmpam of e^pvimuFAroocr lifted hu hat wirt a polite bow. there, beai3aa a great many of Mre. Bar­ y -u through with «Jd, .toady eym, may firehaviy ured A« oath, God . Ufa,- fa higb. and th. mbLroror^Tpl^ \b^t coloring a liule himrelC be filled with iovo .ud trodernea, that you dmcouree.' weal __ ZLT.. . "Ifardu lay iateurion,” bo etamm«red. ry-. frieuda from th. city. Externrvo "I fur 1 have interrupted you fa Ae praparatioM Ud been made for tbe affair, are U» blind to dwcuver A.w.Ulfv'on, and lU grand old drawing-moan were woart^ diagubm of diflemt dericaa^ever balk ut the MM Light ftrnTtroZS midatof your plcamnt pwiime." thronged with gtuate. qiitr ooMteliog. never quite revealing I wefre mouth,- A^rv^ "Uncle Mart! Unde Mark!" termmed On the day Ware Aa party, Fahoner tbe life within No »u) Kanda out with­ Ae children, runt fag np to him, ud ring­ Ud^TtataBmar uf the total tainfaH wrthtu out atty duguiac. There. ■ alwaya a vail, ing to Ao akin, of bia <xmL per rout mare raia fen WW ■♦-1 “Of cooren you will Uve M*u Trenton however imiwpareot, betwteu it and the "My name ie Merk FrieoMT," wntin over tbe bar- had .I'.ovia—>- c » ued the gontlemu, without n<»icing hi. participate in the amuaement. to morrow rvet of the world And Au it will nJI?"1" fr°“ ,h*5 F,rtk». A ever diminutive rnlativm. "I am Mre. Barry', evening t" Aud hb Aitor Ud looked aurpritod .nd brother, from the oily. Yau are the new ‘ k * r roaUroo. 1 ea two be happy ia plain efothe. aad tnAevimmty uftha mmropolia. A'tew anawernd: gnverncm. I prorome?-m a ynall houae. “The life b mom than Hbe bowed, rtill looking very much con-. "Surely. Mark, you arc not action.? uxat, and the body than raiment. But dan a o A. became a mrebvr, h« tetlrer You caan/.t expect me to invite A. rwvfared. r*• ,h*‘f* •i-ww; you namx be ham-y with dAy Cr yeater"ThkiaMim Trenton, Unde Martel ernma to tingle with my guort- a. their day « luxuries and dbeMteate over tbeir her hwUnd forged th. wife'. rigaaSnre. aqvalF* .’T*5' her .nd the voice; *>^d I tod "you wtai' aho'. a 'jriiy “Why not?'- Mark had demanded, aL lorn. Ut ua encourage modmty and w>- cbdd and ^d to Eurrq--. briety of life The rage for wraith ha. nU i.aatrtkiigill.utratieo of marry old girl. Shake haad. wiA bcr, why moat angrily. “It u atrangn that you rained thonaaod. in roMMUM, la cbaraeihould be ao blind to that girl’, excellent tug tn ha.te and repeutrog M leUure. Tht, don't you?" The little nephew b.d broken Ae ice, qualiticu. Why, eoufound it, Kate. .be'. latum of life, aad iucnaar our poyvr to poor young woman ba. now learMd to her for neither Mart nor Mire Trenton could amove inteUect .nd rtfinetneut than bdp tbe M«dy around ua. A auil nr a about Ur good for uxhi.g .wain than.U of your upper crar. belle., I never bdp laughing al hi. word., aad in eueh hat Ire. in a yar will be eerily eod*rwd, dl^ «d that if Ac bad fUioWcd tUir .dcom. noAing earvoa better to dbpel one. knew a more perfect lady. It i» bcr mi. fonuM, Mt her fault, 'ill Ac i. poor. and th* mrinp wi]| ehrer tW^an or T» Ac would Mt today be iamdoraa cunfurion A*o a general laugh. A. woman who wort, for lyou. Lock “.Since Johnny ha. taken it upon him down more; look up Imn | —L-o^— -rofaDy to the detail, of relf to give me an Introduction, permit me charity flowing down far envy trying to to MT tku lam happy to make Hire fly up. Toe will be happier. — n* JbtkBe prompt fa *U thiara Treuton. acquaintaMe," and F.leooer took one of Ae little hand, in hi., bowed bad attended her m cmfiottr.en:, bad an gallantly over it; and let it drop. atiaehtorot maoed agaiuirt her penatae for "I hope you have do objection, to 'jolly oUgirtf iu your Mater-, fondly?-- mid (ro not ia tU merely of the rifaro MfamTmtoa, and Aon Aey laughed ftiL’zaL^e’js* again. STUDEBAKER WAGONS. SUPERIOR .kN» HOOSIER OHAIN DRILLS, fehrilk *-Me »'*•’ * f **m’ Th*e 4’7. .07 inhabited ho**, in which dwelt at “T ,we. W9I. among “ae f''aJ<* U>“ «2 by 253^86. The tnefanioo.'of fifiera »dm around tbe oty B.kro tJ.c _opou Thi^rw^ra: "They arc out walking wiA. Ac new ' gowraam.I "Oh, they are* Well 1 11 amuae my»df till they return." ' Fakouer put on hi. hat. .nd .trolled ■ out upon A* lawn. 1 It wm one of Aoteaerene, .unay Sep­ tember dap that m.kt. the whole earth look imiling and glad, nd a. the young man at.rted to folfow up om of A* white Gel wilka that led from th. hone, a ng of delk-lou. rent from tbe dull care. ofbu.y city life came over him. He wm juat faRing into a reverie, when a peal of ddldiih laughter Mraek plea, ■ntly U]x>a b'u ear. It came from om of the »um:ncr huu-w that .kirtol the l»wn “The children,' he tnurtparcd "I'll co .nd aec them, .nd relieve Aeir teacher awhile." And he beet hi, Mcp, in that direction. Tbe aummev houae wa. covered with climbing roa* btmten. cyprem .nd jenta. mine, that aeroened him from the view of otlier Reapers, which is a very desirable feature. DENTIST • 1 mly dmirw it bmam. it b da. to cm ' wLkf1^ ■rU± ,,a ^COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. BOM I S. atatataca about London The aretropriri T8,0W acme, or IS roaXmEe ■ Mre Bony tamed away from the o^teLCm the ailly mmem of with an odd twinkl* in for eym, and w.F'^ ^nj*“KiTini; u' * bp curled with * rott of half —-.1waiter, and did not toeru to h-ar thi. |.,t mrgl.i have momtc either triumph urm CHAMPION I . s y-iK i-nrjfsns wiA Ain men. ahe prB|iind that Aey eoetiBM Amr walk. "Unde Mark mum go wteh mCd. cfarndbeth AeehlHreaia. bremh; and Aey worn ao dm—tiaii. Aat Frieooer told A— be would hMo it la Mim Treoton, whether ha Aauid have the pimturo aoeomwyiuc them or not. And Km Traoteu. laugSg ayd NuAing M Ao A BxAirirrL TactbDrr.'—It to eridem that A. rniwapii m oeoord a more I touching and beautiful locideat thu Ai. “A wnmu fa Rockport, Mire, who rep. port, her children by hard work, wm aaked by ■ fellow wortmu io Ae mill to aid in �H- R. SWVont Column The city of Montreal, on the 12ih mat.; waa the icene of a Moody riot, reuniting fa the murder of »u unoffending, peaceother*, by a mob of fafariated Papina. Thia action fa a blot on the reputation of that city, not easily eradicated, aud whieh, judging from the facta ao far aa we can dotwmfao them at thia distance from the acene ot the disturbance, might hare been catily prevented by the minifcatauou cf the authority vested in the Mayor. In fact, three seem* to lave hecn the grereret negli­■ gent* on tbe pan ot the authorities, if wei may credit dfapalchre, while the pchroi worn totally inefficient .and neglcetfid of* It appear* that tho Orangemen. io obedicuce to. public —‘Wiry-.—1 4fo*w**» cf a proper spirit, publicly anuounoed their purpose to refrain from a parade so lowest elcmsnls among tho Papbta. They appear to hare eonditetrd themselves in an ioeffemire, peaceable undemonstrative ious lily, was won: by some admirer of William of Orange, and thfa was sufficient to excite tbe must bloodtlsiraty pensions In the degraded people who surged to, and fro through the~slrecU fa March* nf some faewutivetu ttfob violence and munfor. Thfa wan found al last fa the perron of a young man who carried in bis hand a lily, and who had sought to pr Meet from inMilt ,a female atryiog the aame exciting em­ blem. Auntbcr young man, an Orange­ man, champiooed the came of the fleeing youth, when he was set upon by tbe bowlfa^ mob, eager far hfa life, whieh they aopn took. And while a clergyman sought to odmiufater consolation to the dying man, lyi was jostled away from the side of the poor fellow, whtwe mute appeal failed to t«udi the bearta of a people supposed to le particularly t-.-oritivc on this subject. H wmt almost incredible thU in a eity like Montreal, where tbe Mayor hail ample useans at hi* disposal, fa the wgy of police atd volunteer militia, that's riot uf this aijrt ahoald occur, and this neglect to provile for the emergency is the more spjoredt when ws remember that previous no­ tice had been girea of the danger of an Bal il seems thfa spirit i* mA confined to thn Papists of Montreal as the dispatch­ es talc that, “The Papists ot Charlottetown, I’. E. Now i| thfa only-uca&ui «r is it the fixed purpose of the Papal akdxoryiev to thus crush out all freedom of, aiwrdigioua toleration even cm the American con tinent If ro, the people should know the frets; aud if «ueh lathe real purpose of that P*ipfo. «*» P”««l influence of wajoritici will settle their staiw at once and forever, but ponribly net to tb«r liking or fa harmony with their wishes and purpoA- discharged come die to five hundred, and the saving to the government quite fitJOO000. Abd besides, abuse* are being stop; ped, and men are being put in who will run the business on a strictly bustnem basisThv President has done a splen­ did work for New York. Theodore Tilton sailed for Europe last Saturday, with hfa son and daughters, who arc to remain, fa Germany to be there educated. And Tilton sad hi* fest friend aying that "he waa a blasted fool for throwing over ro good a friead as Beecher for such a d-----d ship. Moulton suffered terribly . by hfa staunch standing by Tilton, for it not only threw him oat of tho society be delighted fa, bnt it ruined him fa hfa business. Ho was compelled to leave the firm in which be ha&4 controlling interest, and idle during the enliro time of the fight. And now, to build himself up, fa> has-commenced boaineM again u the a^esrt of a Liver­ pool salt house, and is working like a Turk. are still being persecuted, over 1,5lMI hav ing been drowned to date. ' The city has paid for over 5,000, the eatehera managing. to.psre the same dog through three or four tim*, getting the 30 cent, far it each time. There fa a swindle in everything connected with the city, from drowning a dug to cleaning a street. YestenUy there were 7CS dogs waiting identifiroliou or death. Their howlinyv were pitiful They rocm to know what fa going to happen to them, and they act about a. men would. Some bowl far merey, others put uu a stoical look and go to<^cir death with a bold front and other, fight drapcratoly to the fait. One keeper wa* biu>-n through the Lind six time, and was cupelled to go to the hospial. The moat vic tons biter* arc -the little Spite dog*, which are sup­ posed tv be mon stueeptaple to hydropho­ bia than any other variety. Th* doge are getting .career in the city, and the cateh. After making the sacrifices‘be did for Til­ ton, he was entitled to ill the gratitude a man eould ahow, and if there is a split, Tilton must have been verj- cold-blooded toward him. Beecher's aaltry aa editor of tbe Cirutiaa I"wiva has been cut down from filO.Wtt to 15,000, which Until! too much, considering the work he dors And while Theodore makes hfa 820,000 a year from tho lecture field, and Botcher sets •20,000 from hfa ehurcb, fifi.OOO from the CkriWian and 130,000 from lec­ turer, Mrs. Tilton weeps over her struggles with boarders in a small house fa Brook­ lyn. She is Ui« real sufferer and always wi}|be. Shu ban loot bcr husband, the man for whom ahe lost him has abandoned ■ atrainfs in which he hu been held, aud fa her, and the society who prafesaed to be­ making amend, for his hmtofora inactiv­ lieve fa Mr. Beecher's innoeenee treat her ity. But there ia no good ground fur com­ as though she were guilty. It’s a queer plaining. We hare certainly been blewicd during the late months’ which, fa pmt years were oppressively hot, with a raluhas been temporarily checked by an ad­ brity asd mildnma of temperature noparalvance in tho price of beef on foot Thera lefod in this latitude. The average range was bat a v*ry slight marpn when the of tlie tbermometor, in die month, of steamers were fitted up for the business, May, June, and tho first days of July, and a raise of two ccnU a pound spoiled has been lower than yrithin the memory of it. The steamer* have bees for several old Washingtonians, so that s few days tripe carrying butter to Europe, on which sweltering should be borne uncomplaining­ there fa a profit made. And, by tbe way, ly. We will shut our eycn for the nonce, America exports an enormous amount of and dream of /the rich days ot autumn, cheese to England. The Johnny . Bulls when balmy' breexe* and golden foliage have discovered that the Amsriran cheese will make life a pleasure; and induce us is finer in Savor, aad very notch cheaper to prefer tho joys wo have tlisn to fly to purifies the Blood. Reno­ vates and InvigorBtSS , the Whote System. Il sort Berrien eottity sure for iu poor last year. . IT5 MEDICAL PROPERTY AM Alterative, Tonic, Solvent XND DITTRETIO- thn good from iho beginning II wu not plcaaant for a good Republican Io go to hfa ’ ward eaueixx, and find the machinery all up by paid HcMfan., and a ticket Mranged which to him wa. aa d^teful a. though il had all bras mad. of Democrat. ‘ For the™ prcfcwdonal politicians are nil "on tbe make," and they cared very little wbo paid them. In the old Tweed day* they would bargain with the Bum as to tho kind of a Republiran they would rend admitted to the bar. lai year, aad ia now one of tbs Circuit Cour* Corintfasionen of to th* Lcgulaturo, until there grow up a cfau of Tammany Republican, wbo bad Burry snanty.—(J. Ji- Jtmil. Thanks, Brother Holden, and at the much bcUor have bees fa the ranks of the Democracy, for they acted with ’ them in everything earential. The awiampuun of ormtrol by there men drove out cf politics the better da*, of Republicans, for they saw the party iu the hands of unworthy tho city of Mexico, which latter point he men, who rued their power for their own left July 7. He reports the country or advantage, aad they were unable to cope dcrly and united on Dial. lie met tbe with the trained cohorts. I predict that latter and was assured by him that he wa. tlie politic, of the city will be run to better satisfied with the order, to Geo. Ord, and advantage than ever before, and that in stead of losing we shall gain seats in tbe Legfalatare. Tbe work of purifying the ciMtom-bouse goes on steadily and faithful­ ly. Fifty-aeven \cad>bcau Were turned vegetihe j Detrott j radioes roikxlod |U0 from Fourth-ef-July drunks. t tritte fa the faterrat of Tammany, and boaau that U will control ths next Legfalatarc Tlmy will vl find ihetorelvm mis­ taken. Th* m-.lsan* wbo are not-office bolder* will take tbe ksderahipfand they will do the work more effectively than thn political drummer, ever did. In fact, the impudent .nd arrogant control of the cu» tom-boute baa done tbo party more harm ■nd revcTOffl of each cf the ronteidfag pnrer* are about the same. Rtrtria areas, dstermfaed to pern* at to C<#*Uotinople, whilqln her front eundt a vrn powerfulj Turkish army, treked by the grorrtof thes British Lion, and we think the influence. of the great German Empire. Wh*l the, ’ । true, the Hand of a Department who will order a atrict trrntfay into the arts of thfa elaan of oflfauab, end. if found to ha re been correctly rrpnwented, will eject thorn with­ out dnlsy from a servioo they dfagrare, will rveeirw the plaudit, of every honest By Iho time Ccngreae mecu it fa mote than probable that the gorerameut will hare buainraw on hand which wiD call for an iumono ratlicr than a diminution of tho Army. There fa every appearance that our relations with Mexico will rod fa a rapture. Our military forte* on tbe Rio Grande have ahsudy eroaaed into Mexican forritory, fa pursuit of maraud era from the opposite .bore. If thfa act of favMiau should be reriatod by tbe Dias government, war ia faeviubl*. If be qui­ etly .ubmite, it may be tbe mesna ot da atroyirig ail hfa hopes of being retrained by the people of Mexico fa bin position as I'noident. In either caae. we may have juat catered upon a rtrife that will iaurease in projections. Our existing war with the Indian tribes in the north western territories may be of longer continuance than he* been antici­ pated. Our regular force, ouw iu the field in that quarter, is not equal to the task of lupprowing -.bo hostiles, and mul look to the aid of volunteers to crush tbe insur­ rection Congress will certainly beaitete to reduct the rank and fil* of the regular Army under existing cireumsances. It> true that tbs Democrat, will he shorn of a portion of their '-refonn buncumb* if it be found that the Army ranuot be reduced in number, but they will be thwarted fa uiaur of their schemas, if tbe RcpuUicane in (kmgrts* will work shoulder to shoulder during the aiming Maeioo. "Jim, yva told me what they meant by giving Grant tho freedom of the pity; n”' tell me what they mean by saying that be fa travelling «m enj." •Why, look here, Bill, that posted me too. and I asked the old man about it, and ace down oa Um railroad They bare hone-rars and etram-rara, but thfa ia what we call's hand-car and it fa run along by turning a crank which turns a cog-wboci, and over there, when you travel on theta, they »ey, for short, you are travelling in cog. See, Grant wanU to see the country and wanu to let the people esc him, and nr lie Irani, in cog, or, all the same, oa a Mackinac, July 11,1877. Kinb Baswks [—Having promised to wind you a brief sketch’ of our trip from Middleville, I avail myself of thfa oppor­ tunity to comply. We reached Petoskey June 3t)th, and put up at "The Occidental." a hotel that fa first elasi in all ia apartments. Tbs gentlemanly proprietor, D. C. Beadly, and hfa genial wife, are always ready to con­ tribute to tbe comfort and happiness of Pcloskey'has been ao well and frequent­ ly docribod in tbe several newspapers of the county,khat I will only any that it ia Hon. Zachmiab Chandler will orate al the AUcgan County Fair­ Senator Ferry fa now eoarafament, and fa fa hoped will soon bn out again. ligblful to the tourist Our presage over Mullet Laie fa twelve miles and occupies one boar. From Mullet Lake we rater the Che­ boygan river, which convey, us into Lake Huron aad the Strait* of Mackfaar. This river is straight and deep. line farms are am on either side. It is a ni.tiecablefact that the gras* grows down to the water's edge the whole length of lb» stream, about six mite*. Tbe trip from ' Cbeboyean to Mackinac fa supremely A band of counterfr.iicrs and tiscir dies were raptured i.«r Niles, June 30. Pref. J. A. May, of Eaton Rapid- pub­ lie school., goes to Lowri! for Um coming Tesetlae VevetiM Tecfitiae Tccetine Fine Tailoring a Specialty. VcveOne Island., towns, vessels, .teamen, rpeka, clilfe, and vales, all greet and enchant the aye at * ainglo giaocc. On cor arrival at Slackinae, we took room, at the John Jacob Astor House Prof. C-*k announces that oar only salenow owned asd kept by J. F. Cobb, a pi- rrd agriart th* grarebuppcr plague is protection of tbe birds. Vegetlne Murphy wss tbe moans of sddjng over keeps hfa Iwuae in good style, and hi. three hundred nam«a to the Red Ribbon guest* in. good humor. roll during hfa visit to Detroit. A portion of this buildfag waa erected A little girl 8 year* old fell into the fa 1809 by Mr. Astor, for tbe purpose of carrying on the far trade, sod was cnlarged by him from time to time, to mfiet Tentlae 33 Monroe nt., Grund Rnpiil--. Mid. V«eUne T^pcdae YctwUM TegTthre Health, Strength ANO APPETITE. • VeKtOne Tecetioe YcgetlDe YaceUae Vegetlne Tetetlae Yevetine twta Vsgetine GROCERIES, YegeUae Yegctlne poiutod to be held si Lansing on the 20th of August and will continue fa session four day*. The sunual n-jort shows that there were 5.1S3 paupers in the county poor housee of the Sate for 1876, of which 2,075 Yegrtlne Vegetine Yegwtlne Yetetiae Vegetlito Chufos Mack of Hamlin roweship re­ । cently carried home from Eaton Rapids MttMO, the raalt of a food of wool 1 'weighing 1,711 pounds. H. F. Penafagum of Charlotte, has a ' ( Vegetlne VeceUne Vegetioe COFFEE, Tegetlae SOAP | The Kild Power TOBACCO. CURES the hill that overhangs the town; aad, viewed from tbe waUr fa front, presents aa aneieol and imposing appearance. It w» built by the English in 1780. and occu­ pied by them dll 1795, when it was delir cred to tho Americana. In 1612, and be­ fore the occujAhu of Use Fort, or the citfaees of the town, were aware that war had been declared, it was raptured by the Eng­ lish, aided by the Indians, without reefatmks. It was held by the English throughout tbe war, and was surrcnd.-rvd HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. STONE "W-A.EIE. D. R Sherman, wbo wu foroMr.-put off a way freight train of the Michigan of peace. Il is now occupied by- about Southern lUilfcad near White Pigeon last January, ho. been awarded •.'UMI by a thirty-five officers and soldier. Th* Island is wm parts fa covered Hraneh county jury. The company takas with a thick growth of email limber, most­ Tbe CommfaiiotHv of the Prariou Of. ly beech and maple. . fioe has iaaued a notice that alter Jua* 30, Boose of the trim, not more than six in­ 1877, ad pereiotwra of th* United States, ches in diameter, look aa if they had with- whether army or nary, residing in th* Stale of Michigan, will be paid their peacentury ; bat the greater number of them •ioo* at tbe agcucy fa Detroit. appear to "have had a growth of ten or fifMr. P. W. Juhuawi, the famous horti­ toei year. , yet tho oldest inhabitant bis culturist of Walker iowrnhip, Kent discovered no material clangs fa them Cuunty. picked two hundred buahel* ol alrawbervus per acre from hfa vwm tbe daring the fast fifty yoara. Even Nature past seston. Hfa favorite varieties are Vol 22 4tf. Smith Hogle & Preston. TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow ■ait UrtfftailF i atic Miciia Mr. onsric lomi "Wilson** Albany " and "Colonel Cbtoey." The balance of ereh fa the Bute Treax ury June 30th wm fitUm, 137,14 ; retype* a very pretty liirie town of about six hunt an a perpetual landmark of the early days during the week ending July 7th WCT* •46,OI2.S4; payment, dining same lime, dred inhabitanta, situated on the south of lbs NorthwestV were (26,879.(fe; balance fa treasury rhoreft Little Traverse Bay, at the mouth On the easterly side of tbe Fort there July 7th, 1877, W82.779.70 ; fooreorefar of Bear River. The building*, for site is a magnificent forest of while cedars, tbe week, fil9.G42.5C. cotnpriatog about fifty seres, whieh from a 'The Michigan State Building, which dfatance present, the appearance of a beau­ waa erected on the centennial ground*, aud tiful garden of cultivated svergreenv waa generally ccnceded to lie tbe finest Thin bay is tbe most, bcantifiu) littl* Splendid walks asd roods span the bland body of water to bo found fa the country. fa all directions, making it one of the trot It ples.es and captivates all wbo behold it. delightful drives imaginable. There arc Bay View, or the M. E. eamp ground, Midland county, baring been robbed by fa located mi the sbor* of the bay, om ' her treaurer of 670,000 or more, and mile east of I'ctoekoy. There are mw feshng poor juat now, proposes to rima by built and in pnxxwt of building, on these loan a sum of money equal to two per reel I of her equalised valuation, for the itugrounds, sixteen very n«ai and tasty cot­ tage*. They are all built by parties from the plaoo where Alexander Henry waa se- pnivemeut of highways. The elector* abroad, to ha occupied by them during the crcled, during hfa captivity, from the truel will vote on the question Aag. 1. Tbe Adrian J’.era. asyi that Cd. Rd>.umtaer months. The track of th* O. R. rapacity of the Indians, during one of bina, of that eity. inventor of the popular LABGEH A I. R. R. extend* to the grounds, oa Bobbin*'a corn cultivator, of which 5,000 which the company has built a large and Mr. Henry, il will be remembered, are reid to be in are in this Sate, ho aulwtanlial depot. Tbe ear. do not run the fiat English trader who venurred aken out a patent on . machine which fa regularly to the ground*, except during among the savages at Mlehilimackinac expected to cut nod .hock rore.a labori' If the annual camp-meetings; but a new and (now known as old Mackinac dty). quantities. A choree dealer iu the city told ntc that riartypcr cent, pf the "im­ ported" Swiss and German jcberee was Quortei! A friend send, us the following queries. made on the western reserve in Ohio and' family io Mississippi have not yet been arraigned for trud and poniphment fa dis­ Wo print them Just as they came to hand. graceful to tbe country in general and to Our opinion, may bo found fa tho aniwcra. 26 Sato, ia which the outrage wm comBroder what do you think ? itted in [articular. Until the foul biol Is the President', order, making it upon a State claiming companionship with cause fat removal from office if the officer take* part fa iho caocuac* of tbe party, in the sisterhood of Sates fa wiped oat, no • iretioes, or election campaigns, j ust than Germany. In this city iho consum­ ronfidenco can be entertained that life and commodious street car bu just been pur­ cr to tbs party or to tho officer? ption of lager beer is .noruinex, and fa in­ chased expreaely lur thfa purpore, end now creasing every day. Whiskey and strong­ makes regular trips, so that parties can er drinks are bring thrown out of the convenion to loyality to the Union. Tbe impunity with which this deed of blood market, and the Americans ar* consoling has been treated by the legal authorities, Great preparations are being made for a and the admfaaion of tho Governor of the large cooeourae of people at Petoskey dur Sate that it were useless to invoke the ing tbe Approaching csxnp meeUng. profit to make a cheap articlef<* the worb­ penal statutes of the Commonweal lb for All should attend wbo con, as they will it— elaaseM. The beer thal'fa drunk by the punishment of the offenders are or be amply rrpsld for tho time and money the bettor clamra. cr rather, the mere should be a warning to tbe people of the czjierded, fa viewing the gems of nature wstdlby people, fa shipped from Toledo, North not to risk their pcrocnS cr tluiir that wdl greet them on enuy hand, and fa Ohio. Cincinnati arid Milwaukee, the beer espial fa efforts to build up tbe places in tho benefit they will derive from iba pure, of Lbctos three dlins ranking in Ibe order the SouD.cn> States. Talk about coojra- crystal water, and invigorating atmaopbore sfotw fa return for works showing repent- of this region, to ray nothing of the spir­ Toledo ships thro, ear load* a day. to thia anew, fa our social asd political relatioml itual blessings that will bo liberally be­ city alone, for city eonwuusptioa, and aa with such a people as tbe rating clase fa stowed on tbuee willing to receive them. much more for suburban use. Tbe ef- Mfamasippi fa, by this oct, proven to be, i> feet upon the tnrrafa c! the drinking people Uw sheerest nocaeiwe has beqngood. One can't drink enough of sTATtMXMT ntON TBB uvobaU or utath* foaming larger to fatoxirato him, very tistics. of Crooked Lake, a distance of fire miles, wall, and if bo dost, the intoxiratioo fa 1, .rl----- 1 :t where we embarked in ths Valley Qsm, nut that furious, frantic kind that whiskey .boot u, be made by the Burmu of Staifa., a beautiful liule steamer fifty-six fart in , length and twelve fret in width, and having produce. If wm wiUdriak.it ia a good thing that they prefer the mild beer to _____ fiery whfakoy. Beer is driving whiskey which out of imc. • The beer from the West in our citaena, amounting in value to fi7Bl.shipped m here fa rrfrigerator care, so 593.13, ami upon which there were dutfan that it loads in so gsod erdu ao il isft ifo paid to tb* amount at |2M,fl4M.2W. Thin, IMM Ml K FHWH M. ' V^Une Vecotine 1 this building, through hfa agenU, be carrird on that extensive fur trade, under the name of the "American Fur Company, " by which he amassed hfa stupendous fur­ tone. Thiswaatliubeadquartersforlhieatire trade fa ths Northwest. Forty-fiveylerks were employed, aad were all boarded and l-odgjsd in thfa build log. Of course it has beau enlarged and improved, and under iu jeraroc management fa ao excellent and homsliks resort for the tourtM. Mackinac is a grand old town. Il fa cioqweot with the earfa history of our couatoy. Nearly everything you behold is sublimo with age, and you mows about with solemn »tep and reverent gate. As you walk the nlrrow streeU, or elimb the rugged cliffs that ris* up from tbe beach to frown upon tbe angry wavea below, yoa uusaspectingly find yourself eudravonng to catch the still whisperings of ths generation* that sleep beneath your, tread—fur it fa said that slight cxoavatioiu ia any portion ot the Island are sore to reveal the long hiding place of human re- W. A. PALMER, Reliable Evidence. Y««lne LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER B REAPER STwise 1UCHIXI BEST. Plaster, Limp, ISE BAtrnOS EEHHUQUI BIIIE^ CBAMPTON’B IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE"BEST.” Gleaning*. • T J .Turb •iu ,u*’their *ik,1h *“» iron-olmfa , Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, 4c. OIROULATION Ha waa captured by ths Indians, end asere of Mu&Emackfase, fa 1763, when more than seventy of tbe English were cradly butchered. Tbe life jrf Htnry waa spared through the earnest interposition of Wswatem, an Indian wbo had previouriy adopted Henry as bin brother. Henry had many and »tvers trials and hardships, aa wall as numer­ ous hairbreadth escapra. During hfa en­ ure esptirity of about four ysare, hfa life wm fa ocmiuat jMpondy. Tho hatred of the revsgM towanl the Roglfah was snch that kVawutam found it extremdy difficult to aff-jrd Htnry protection from the ru>nibals around him, a* they re-med ddcr- ‘DOMESTIC A. D. COOK. °-, p-Jb C^*Sw Col.' DOM EST1 C~8 WIXG M IIIJ 00. �8p*ci.l Hotlcaa. j The Potuakcy Sunday Sabeol meat, (ton Ugin. Joly 14th iTourta. So______ 1 .‘J1' ?TTdJbr “*•. “*? ’“•* “a“d ! Uto Roeky Mountain Tmtrito, that to> ettI tir-ly new cditton Niaa been — i~a'tnti-f. »-Jj fcr Whik tb. Carpemcnoo th. Hadaon Hirn an wutking fur uoe duller a day. Railruode and manufaetaring cuanfnnia Itenenlly are catUap down watte, at Inta CITY DRUG STORE WAKZER A BARKES ALI. FOR SCOTS I0K0P1TBIC BKIKO. tow eftoa Maned by to. Mb. aUm. Mik '■F rteat poolikM «f patoh lrar; H. wI“ **"* ,f **• Viiur «f Middle MEDICAL nd LAWBOOKS TC CONSUMPTIVES. AH PrcscriptuHM and Receipt* Carefully Prepared. Closing Out! LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Tib new bagtealog graataaa touar iklap ihry to., al ready 40 mm to re rto I am told more are U J.lo itom wn Ttoir 8ua.lv Hektal h a Bra mj aad laarratoagvery week j ter and a huh au thareaull. |«arty were foot Ohin. Closing Out! Tbe extenaiTc repair* now being made fur. .'oMba' tutor, of I»r tauia' ata Mn ICo’M *re «.mKaekel T. X^H. .f Atoyria. etory*! ,n P1 *|J'‘ myh U1 «• —pkito af M.nu Stoyard .uT^^y . P*£ Tta etidaaae la th. caoa. wm glaoo at gn« length, tiled MU th. navel adorefaurt com but la anrjodgmaM antirtoy nUefa toa0a ata Wocdlaad Mama. a>oat.r<«u.'toa^. W, knM fta te«l»aay z of lk. ektef nltM. trMto, Chordal!, a „o On Wodneaday evening law tbe folkwin-Uw af Mr. Shepard, .nd toe..,. fu3y «on. i»C »«t»»d eSewa of Woodland Lodge. .t^o .a., m-------- • • b. rolbd op^ . that No. aw. of the I. a 0. V , wen In­ Bro. Wa. F.AMdte.toOaa Htoaa Lodge Xa, , mailed Geo. D. Batdao, N. 0., W«ky| T30. iatotolad Ito Mewlag Otan of ttairiaMoKer*. V. 0., Juwph Sinunorn, Trim , I Tilb Lodge Xe. TH. Io-.lt; T. F. Palownton. Secretary, on which 8. K Bawwa. X. G ; T. B Maaaaad, V. O.i . w. w. Begtaa. toe; 1. J. Harkin.. Tree. ; Balance of Our Spring and Summer stock. 1 Suita actually worth $7.60 now only $5.00 «TOV« WOOD. u‘•ki7L“eh •e““*d Uoek ’**« « Mb at 11 23 prr cord. RgfU . . G»«bl>. 4 Rr-BtL afiSSSJSE Uun Kayea. O. O.s Jate Oaaip, L O.; Cm. I X<lm, B. 8. X. O.| Freak 8 Beeaa. U 8. X. 0.; F«U« CtaaabaeUU. B. 8. r. 0. Jobe K- B-.ea. L. 8. r.«.( aad .Urie Ixlpb. F. T*1? PJMbarr 15 floor ifill Mt pM.avaj InlohuUrj. Ceukiy Tra Murer Wilee. u «effetoar from a abnife 4>fl rultr aad It la with maich d>«culfylbat to ia able l« totea l to bu. ..r,, «b<tah*» been fore»l upon th. marm in eonauua coaatp aau bay-“I Meal to any reoaonable flgurto. rr-o.i wbo bnja fruit ireoa er toaaa of r.” n.to.4 pay. big prirea la eery likely to atM ieuo that borne Mei are the pureMto of. Th. ram. far l-a»k*r * lltodto’. u.b!< i» m’be ready fer lhehriek. It l« i’"; Il ail! be when finiahed boa kai b Entire stock to be sacrificed to . 8±£VE3St =r:“3r2££S~®“-make room for our fall stock. jd^ib. be uikro io relxtton U> txkiog .nd tuing •ftotoa of Ito pr.tot-1. gulh rf -to panta. •*4 »er. eery nu<l d...ppolBta<! ttot Ito FrMMDilao Alioreey dW an al oaea reqaeto I diaaharge of aho reaf-HietaU*. a<J mere ibto Ito Jotoiao d*| ato ardor tkafr -ll*to,r ' rnor-JU... of Ito .uto to t*. Frwowu.g I Alioruv Bui to dto ato are ii ia Oto B(m. aad to LI Ito mpoadrata in UH to Ito >■■ of j •*-■’>. *• into to Ito AnguM term af yto I CSrruU Conn. Mr. «ta»«rl fare tori, tai Ito Dr. I. boarding at lha rrpoato af Ito pau j .bad breath. - w b romu.. iu...-: ., ■ *“•. a»4 Mr. r.«t*ro. •>/ Oeaad Upldi.rrpr* I •**Uag 1. £ nucmJ4. «ta will r»p..,.ot I ,k» rwp-jBdret M.ap.rd U A. trial la the Or- < ITi.trnc^gsV^ilfr^ss^&.'fertl-, , STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAiro RAPIDS. ®®EADACHE.'_________ r»»»u>ir B. P B. 3k$20,000 In Solid Cash Given Away. Tate Siiws?‘LiTiirfi8(ilatir st Ito / B. P. B. 3, $20,000 In Solid tesh Given Away. Farson and Maebiniau when j vub to boy oil* for machine's, «agn<M <x pkaao mow »od gel our prices. UaHim A Banja*. City Dniy Store. B. P. B. 3, $23,OOQ In Solid Cash Given Awav. New Advertisements. I TAKE NOTICE. 1 BLNINGEB'8 ■ OLD LONDON DOCK Gffl. '•KS’drirt— A. M BINNING RR a OU. No. 13 Banter 84., X. I. urtcriofWlTM, XI ran- Ca«A8A Sot.TH«a« lUlLWAT UtfB.— Thia popular baa cnmmencrd no thair nnarun. med, Munday. May 14th. thrrw (hat exprvM tniaa rato. ia atnnvtiaa with the M.C. K R. Paaaevgra laaeiag Hawing, at 7 30 a. x., imr. to B«tr4« aaato day at 8.10 ». M-, and Naw Tori next nonuag at 10 30 A-M Tbia ftat day rxprea. ia the beat tram btowwn Micbi«n and tb. Rato. Parlor car. from Detroit u DtdMb; keeping roacbe. from Rabb t» Naw Y«k. my30cr .tesw.‘dwa»i?ifcWK try nay pablic hanae la Ue Stalo, lb. Utb. are an^pQad with aQ lha tartaU aUred. aad carefid aUosUea b gina ty'aU ••IghryM. l«rt lk.m lb. gaDaat'a cigar ato Bra Hopdag t. recto re a hierto petnMg. froa , kt elottiiagaf the lady, bureiag tor U. trnrtolag pn^**- wU'* '•« ><• duly ap­ and pntahlyhUlly. preciated by tte prepetaw. ■Hay night a youth nomad CaUlaa. »Ito wore af Jobs'Maahy, AU*I hh I j^gsgffigsgg faei GuMru, Boota aad Shorn of aU kind, and pnm.SHppcn, eu , toe. Come an. for ynaraejm. Store on Jrffertoa Streto, .am aide, opptnrta tta |lltJkriek. Jon 0. Kerra a »ay9tf I of H ATS, CAPS wxl A. S DEAN, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. G OSTS' FVR-J a New Portable i^Bn- j NIBBING GOODS to be found outchine for moving,raising or changing the /.VG THEM JLT iH CB LOWER' PRICES— Doo t fail to aa. tho p>.4a belocation of buildings fcn porabariag. from small to great, Bia 1st or Bia mat and having- handled about 1,200 buildings in Hixton years. 1 feel confident I cau satis­ GOOD NKWS TO TH! PUBLIC! fy those who may fa­ vor me with a call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Mich. Residence —. Six STOCK OF GROCERIES miles directly West from Hastings. All orders in Has­ tings or Vicinity left with Powers &/ Bar­ low. --— v— Ayer’s Advertisements INfiEH.ni! Hair Vigor, /Vj Those irhom it Cail al tte Sip if tte BIG HAT. ' may Concern. WALBRI I>G 1 am now running lx offenag Jo »II tb« lar^ V. amortuwnt i chino, tot aadrtoy duahtohr ia ataou r.rry paint. Bilb a iarga aaaitar prrrrat tbe Wood j waa lk. datodad fa.atola, ato&*M bwwod hok-1 lag la tbe aaprarttato and nnnaetaabal eye t. ' « * Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $6.50. Suits actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. Suite actually worth $15 00 now only $10.00. Coats and Vesta really worth $10.00 only 7.60. Coats and Vesta regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys’ suits $1.00. 1J50. 2.50. 3.00. 4.00. Boys’ suit* for $-1 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. . Men's fine nil wool panda $2,50, 3.00. 3.50. Men's all wool Coats, job lot. odd sixes, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8X)0. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 eta. Men’s summer coats 25ets. Men’s heavy linen pants for 85c, worth 1.35. HAIR DRESSING, PEOPLE OF BARKY COUNTY nr Tie Gmerj Buies-a WOOL WOOL. At my OLD STAND Irving, Mich., Apr. 23rd 1877 aprSSmS. D*"" CARBOLIC OIL LINIMENT DEFY COMPETITION ojkjaunra taMWtCT TOflOtaiy, wpytaetoW. CM amm aad namma my Moeh aad J.H BUTTON, [>nl3.'7Gtr] Drugs, Medloma, Etc., Etc •} Hau. wool In Hastings, Wm. H. Goodyear. fflSUISfflm (HMH. PEOPLES DKXTQ STORE. Physician’s Prearriptk>n» and FKKRA.M) WTI.LIAMSA CQ, WANZER & BARNES, }<ur Trade Family Recipe* oare&Qy pre- «- WelrombMarble. �^Railroads. [ aKiift•wenren; '7 MAY I. MIS­ rioua article, in regard to keeping none but one year old fowl* for layer*, 1 uim: the following- “AJtlkough there arfl maBr wide*, difficreut bt«i* of (owl,, adapted more or lew to tbe varied wants of tbe fitnusr, there are tome general roha f.e I THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER. their managr-ment which on: applicable everywhere; ami many flap act error? are mode by Hint farmers, One tcrioua error until they"become too old for profit,'Ucauac they were choice bird* aad good layer* when young. A boa of any breed win foy only about half a* maay eggs tbe Has The Largest Circulation. Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. ftrt Want •'<*. ■tSSSrtK jnASg!.,iiaiWa S^i^rtSal'ef * tarraa.r •*« feanaasta ear <rt Sa.Matesr, issrafwllai FsMir JOB DEPARTMENT, Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ »« = is 1 HAND RAPIB8 BIVISIDN. The Sellable Shan Lite 11 ’ ;•? !!“ -t lk. As* il tetar- I •k«w Max. irsarlhxa U. •!» rrtlrtosw .USlxXba Vr.ntod *1*1 «»H»I All OtrSQiT ! - .-StmVKt ill 1^2 * a H.2gs>!" •••••- ewjs ancvL.'s sswu.zwr'juSFj-'iiSs ‘I. < tty«» IttrtiaaaaMlaUweMM. ii-.uh.sK.iai.TXs of washed wool, worth say thirty cent* [«r •lb. (it ha* beer, twnliderably higher daring spring Wag-eut, retailers cr to. largely to Customers in other placet. The front one sheep for the year. Wo have to aamo ia miiniy true in regard to Clevchad fond the sheep and euro for her a year, bat and other icitiea?' wo hare tbe sheep benclf loft at the cod of the acaami, her manure also, and the Let A formpr writes to tho •■Country Gen­ that thia waa accompliabod on rough feed tleman," drreriHn; thn utual intern of and an outlay of very little capital.' rotation oGrojbiin his vicinity on a 100 acre farm, atJcliow< -Ono-half the land in a small work, describing the tucthud bang required fir pasture, one quarter, or 25 acres, of a form of 100 ocrea need to be cf making butter in Pennsylvania, near kept in fair at-udition u ma>Jt>w to’ fur­ Pliilaik-lphia, celebrated in the market of that eity, I find the following: “take ’ of dies cut in 1 ior 5 yvani after s-eding. tlto saltpeter one port, <V loaf-sugar om part, meadow Iwl bu to be renewed thtu fre^ ,'lfCna rock-salt two part*, beat the mats qecntly. This i* done generally by a to a fine powder, and use one ounce of the system <,( |hro« tgop rotation, aa follow, compodtion to a pound of batter. Thia One-fifth, my 5 acres, of failing meadow i* will pre it a peculiar, rich flavor, but it given one-half of the yearn product of ahtluld not b? used before two weeks old. manure, and plowed in spring for com; Butler it oftea injured by uxiu- too much the next .’pring lk is town to Mia, and aalt in preaerr ing it; but thu composition after the oat crop ia off tho other half­ rendera it unnecessary to tall to eicosa. year’s manare ■ applied ia tho fall, and For Immediate use, tall alone ia prefer­ the hod plowed and sown with wheat, able." Th» recipe ia fur butter th*: may followed with ^yasa seed. So there are be kept perfectly swevt for months The about five acre tach of eon, oat* and best salt must bo used (Athlon a Inverwheat tach yair, on a farm of -100 acre*, pool ia the mart used), tar batter cannot aad manor* is applied to 6 acres in tho be depended on to keep long. The follow­ ing is a good tcsVbufore tuing it Dissolve tho foil for wheat After throe grain crop* a littlo tn a glam tumbler, if the brimi with so asanry psswing,, and twice manur­ formed ia dear aud free from bitter taste, die salt ia good; 'if, oo the contrary, it is ing, the laud iaBgain retunta* to meadow, tbe 25 eb-ta being thu* renewed every five of a milky apposrance, leaves any sediment year*, and roereving perpetuhlly all tho or throw* scum to the surface, it should luauurc of the fsnk, leaving th,- 50 acres be rejected. There are times when the uf naature hod wholly neglected, and cou- butter come.-, that it u soft and worm, and tinuallyjrobbed ofit* pborrphaus and other difficult Io take out. Then the milk should • lerueut* cf fertility, carried of in the milk be removed, and the diufn half filled with can*, and slapped to Europe in four or ico Cold milk or pure ice-water, and churn­ five million pounds of ehoeao annnally." ed until the butter hardctui. if the lee •tavrea^ VraMSrHU »•-«> • *»wst*t ■4«l»u!ni.r ^TOrsstui’Stsrstiss meats, Envelopes, Busi- find tliat the average elip per head Waa 4.85 iba. - A sheep will elip nearly fire lbs. IS »S “ TRAINS GOING XUBTB. ter Heads, Note Heads, State Cards, &c„ &c. Ja * u tsa_ 1 butler, beef or port. Il is impossible'for weed* to (Ape in a field where sheep are kept, and for this purpose they are invaluable. Lika poultry they are the seareagers ofi the form; their keeping rests.but little, uxl this is the n-icn why the* are pcvGtthe intorior «f par State there is a better­ ahle to the former To the fjmer «hccp market for heaths peaebm and grapes, j every avion, on an average, than ia to be are ' stock that psy dividend* scun-aonaally. In the oping thyre io a return of wool found in tbe cities, taking all the cxpcnac, th*: would render tbe inveaUuetit in oheep and risks into the uec-junt, unless the profl tdblc if th- re wm no other grower i» l.cat-xi ra-ar enough to a city to suffidcutiy ' source of profit, and in the fall there is an bo able t* u.Ali-1 hts fruit with a team, , equally " ’‘ expetmiM of packing, ex- , “Now. as tho result ot a good deal ofcxp-eriencejand obscrestion—and some dearly bought deaaoM—sny ^rwe to persona having crop* of such ftWp, is, first of all. to sdl Harm ns near hodK a* jxsvible. In the majority oi the towns and villages of P^4,0t. _________ thaw saax. ITanr ihw W. »b> th« in Advance. aheep, owing to their forme not being Urge. In4870 tbe number of sheep in tho Btato of New Yort wo* *181^78, and it U Mtimated by good judp* that the floeko do not average over ten to flft« n sheep, or ranging from five to twenty-five The lambs and fot'ahrep are sold to butch­ er* in the vietnity of the farms where the sheep are kept. A farmer In Su Law­ it owes fruit gron’em coo obtain rence county nyr “I do not claim that tew for their fntit near home, i< ^thcre is a very large amount of profit to near a large town, than by scud bo mode in the course of a year from a i to Urge dtka by railroad, or by Saiiiav retail^ । Subscription Price only 31.50 per Year alL' saraaMjatmaiaAia aaM ■ ■ fts s - State. Matt. killing off the old one* an 1 repWng them by pulleta, diaoae ia ttare to attack them. They become liable to cholera ete.. after they become aged. If the practice of keeping only pallet* ia once followed. I am >urc that no farmer will ever abandon itwastfraiiB «•'. a M.-niif |.riytxl an* •irea■ajatr.r n.rr br Toar naaaartre LttsasmifM Young man, if she smile* on you more sweetly than uanol—if she flutter* out to meet you at the gate with a new cordiality —if the remark* that - eleven o'dock ian.t a bit late"—if she invitee you to esll again with confidential nanwartaeaa—if she says “pood night" with a gentle presanre of bcr dear little hand—ifahc <to« al! theMlhinrs, Holloway’s Advertisements. Gnat Saittai Ttarwitlr RAILWAY COMPANY Depot, 104 READE STREET, New York. GE0. yv JDS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS “TfisMara sJsSffciaWftras My MtHorsate mrf •«■>«•& U s 3S «r -Mi A »/»r«i« rCaaruai THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY ~ Q-axrtrxicrs ‘ViMlif Wil Bacirifis. Pennsylvania , R iailroad RTnanoa. Tbe objrctwabh feature of this system neglecting to fertili^? the pasture land, which must Le ronvated occasionally in order to predate a good crop of grant; and the qaiwtionas. haw can it be done to the Ixvt advantagrf When an old pasture CaU foils in k* prat*, sod UeoB« infonted rather warm, put ia twice the sail you nanally do, work your butler just enough to mix the aaltwe^ through it, and set- it. away ia a cool plaoo for 2* hour*, then take it up and work it ovvr, much of the ,«alt will be dissolved and work out. A tw,« foot role—k.vp your feet dry. Tbe grave-digger I* tbe king of spade*. S' can be afforded, 'whieh would not bo tnudh in mo*| raws, and ia plowed aa fort aa the manure in applied tho flrat wook in 8. ptember, t lira harrow it* aad apply 200 L_ ri il to BOO lha ofauper phosphate, nr finely Cool, but not alwayw collected—an ice- GEO. WOODS & th. grew reed, and harrow tn the reed and hrriHrer at the aasse time, and the result w ould bn that a ftur crop of hay evuid be cut ftvm.'this laadjLamuooaMn, audit NICHOLS MEPAIB & CO. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. - - MICHIGAN POULTRY WORLD. Drug* and .Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, mid Prr.fcriptinnr \MUfuBp ciimpoHnded. Also a full line of MB, illB, Pllffi, OILS, Di!hl STUFFS, &o. unsurpassed in quality a specialty. EDICAUMICAL IKfflTUTE. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-07-25.pdf 7a65228375539f0849147a6650be8145 PDF Text Text ** wHirunictf Btfiitu DEtTI-V k NIMKEt TEMMlt OF bUlMCHHTIUS: VOL. XXII. NO. 13 rVJFEWNAL AND MRS SUM HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25^ 1877. ‘ , I" jou't foil to « the ieon i. — rx a ---moliw- kTiaw^oiiciTfrt ATTOKNBk AT UkwasOLlCITOB Lin. aiWtUHU recry im »»t uotil wt KO kxiuninjj. of life It wiu victoripuB over all Competitors at the Great Centennial ‘Field^riMl, ItworkB the easiest because the weight of the driver does the dumping, and is the most durable because it has ----- ■ , nil-..-, nriu unnti-wiuciumuo IR°N (no^ “d BRA8BCOIL SPRINGS (not ron» OVBr THE CLEANING BAK IS ENTIKELY xnvPT ’N0 vn BTfcks'FLUGGED tmrntru t>r nnnvn’i^THE t v mnr- AXLE, .-c-ro NEW’and N6*VEL.~ NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH. We tdso have the *ke op and bo friendly. Chine* decided OOS to ALONS)D. CAD1VALLAUER. ATTOBh'HY AT LAW A SOLICITOR SINGLE REAPER, LIGHT MOWER, COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. The Champion, wm the lighest draft of all the Muchitnw tesuxl at the Canteonial Field Trial of Mowers and Reapers and received the highest award. n .unxsAlncf H0!^ Sweeps aXDKApilB. -i - - - - - • Mica t.1 om < ricKqnuaia. Fvi>MMni . VtoKlw.- noAiU) I a!*»» boom, w.w rim dat. ’"“nw”.”|w 31. JONES . The. Ny.w Champion Single Reaper is a COMPLETE SUCCBSS. It in unequalled for quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT and DURABILITY, being constructed almost Entirely of Wrought Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while it* ' pivualy nr din nghtoouriy without a wife. Suffering* and revere trial* purify and "black mrn ! haughtily, wish ' “S«a1j Gad « the United Sto-.cs The carotol h OOO.OOd, Held by five individual,. AU**?" a*k*d Xr Lynceoo. moraine; trip. 1 met Gar. Dualap the other day; be ia an old aeiroul-friend of mine, agd he told me it wogid give him great |4oMure to entertain you at hr* houae. "I ahoulj like it of all thinn," arid Chark*, with difficulty keeping down the driight that Mtt tho blood tn torrent* id Hoc,' wai too tndotit I shall find * Leading oat of the vObge of Hope, N. boy, ualm it bo a min. _ "Ah! there To-day akin until TiKHtoroDLr coxvnyu, He never judge* a man by the cut of hi* clothe, or the quality of bi* garment*. wa» Lie niariqi; and abor.i all thjng* ha other Reapers, which is a very .desirable feature. waked to be qaoted aa a gentleman. To be »uro he waa oedy Mrentren, but he had Thia retort mid* the young exquiilte STVDEBAKER WAGONS, SUPERIOR AND HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, putcff.boyiah !a|«irta and manner* long feel unpleaaantiy warm, but he determined Weight is Little More Than One-Half DENTIST Coms and see ourStock. khave worn (n tin fail) tollable hat for the of the uhi reran. I am afraid 1 that Voii22>-1. GREBLE & RUSSEL]^ wealth Charles ttootl cm the Torgn uf dandyhm, ATTORNEY AT LAW A HOUC1TOR SMITH k KMAFPES. ’ ATTOKNETS AT LAW A SOLICIT- 0VEB5B0 TAYLOR RAKf.S , «aed, unceuias prayer to pfore thia rod , ribbou where 1 ran riway* m the emblem plain handtonm carriage, "du gentleman ta going to Goy. Dunlap'.," than aiding a wbhI. ..i.l. L. - 1 .... _ _____ er? > look with hope feeljuMifiod in Udytofeth s our victim*! all who walk uprightly. God A Great Fill. who wu forcing htnaelf to wear a tenon* tdaong hu cup nf coffee otrefolly back, for | young man aa due* odd job* for the the ■hiftiug bb band trembicu with th* exritotaret Goraruor,' wa* th. grinning reply: and wkteh the offer foad given him Charlo, quite MtuSed that he wu right, “ten, and <yc of th* beat men living I enjoyed the admiriogglanereafthecrovd IIAi»'riT ifRtflRT. . II. C. raCKHAN. i I’HWIpA.V'A BUROEO! is w.jr 5Ki£3U« find MISHAWAKA DOUBLE SHOVELS, 4C-. AC. Nashville Michiian. *11 w«k.jiwtawA: atumiMl to. ~ TEacnixo rnax to n*n th. IkbUth Did ria. fmget th, path of duty in childhood, a* waD mature year*, can alone lead to re ment and hanpinrea. i*d that vouch time in which to form correct habit* boy u a Sabbath-bmkcr ? We think not. Another riolato* the XiaitTU 'CVMMASPMMT. 1 Dunlap; <E>joah.?pre |p< ba acquahitc-f wiihhipF h. added bwUnaHy. | “Ob.yen, very weO; in fact I hare done i mi oral litd* Jolw for him.' wu the an- «• WHOLE NO. 2059. . Thomas Rake ,i cirs Hl SSELl t. FARMERS ’ tex*® £& 7yi Hastings Republican Banner 't\ O-TtATNTID GOLD MEDAL W —*53.4— XD WM. Hl JOliS, IAN k!R.'tt>lM0X/-O«M «*M udlMtfon. MjS-__ _ ' DR- ii. F.PKCKHAW. DEI.IGAIT Ji WOLF. M. D. apt au.au*w* j , | Ab P DRAKE. made hkvail more than agreeable, he old Gorerac-r recalled reroink- 'Whathsi time, then, aaid Ann* Lyboa. who ’»|a» very proud off her brother. "I don't be here you'll tee any a. h.ndacruc in AR*- san wi i ii'wi nans leen telling you." Sooth? will look in your new anil!" "I (hail try Id du the family credit,' MMfor »n honor on hia i father in aa-ejuing the opportunity, but undoubtedly he felt that he did. - M'M. II. H it•IXIHB. Fortunately the joy wa* *o be wa. not narrowly obeervi "Don't troqbfe yuureelf'' wild ling analogies and entering lU animal atop at Got. Du(l»p'« aa If it wu an every 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS SOLD FROM HASTINGS AND MIDDLEVILLE IN 187C. ISAAC W. to you that I am a working man, and do quality, ntoM ornrin to onaxa-oiraxo, little job. for the Governor," and be turn­ there.' (aid onu of bti friend*. ed away ehalpDg poor Charlm by thn "Ob, yea, thaiGorareor'a an old friend hand. at r.lluknow him well w a lamb, cunning of the family. 1 Ixpect to make aoma jolly acquaintance* out in Allatoc. And 1 Kring and teaching the true Ufa. Let the boy tee it and >1 its iupiralioo. Let him know that there are thing* that should I Sold By MESSER BROTHERS Jlt»IN-Q.CHf«SY. getting intenatnd there, you may tta<ml|y. the distinctly before to than the acorn would bo ~ :r» at work upon the wa the aoul. God would before in (lore*, abirt front*, and gold POWERS & BARLOW NEW ’ISII. Builders, examine their Build* ing Material, House Trimmings, t- wu Carrtan. Sin and Ornamental Parnta, Oils and Varnishes. PAI N TER Farmers, examine the WIAKD Haatino*, Mich PLOW, before purchasing others, JnfferaonSt., Every onewaranted. Those contemplating buying Joy Comfort, and Happihen Mnwarw or Reapers should see Sick aai atniete*! the Walter A. Wood Machines, OF HASTINGS AND VICINITT. at I • DR. J. B LaBUBE m«r!9yi: Gleaning*. broidnred 4rirt fount, in which he deter mined to make hit <fo£*r. He wm hand­ wine, there wai no denying that, though hi* beauty wu rdher effeminate than muenline. Bi* figure wu good, and hi* dolhre fitted him fauldemly. WUh hi* n«w and elegant partGantmu .trapped upon hit *houldcr,hi* new and jaunty treTaling anil, h* frit that be coaid defy and conquer the world. boyaidiriike there wcll.re^ulated homm, Where ere W» Drifting. •U,0Hl.52fi wu'unued on acornnl of eur- .urveiHance of; tho naiaonal ■uthcrittr* a* reprawnting Jhc whole people. That ttlrrcillauco hu been withdrawn. Ito rmumption i* iuwWble, axcept through tl e demand of The Southern people them- bJ rency obligation*, aod 121,140.001 in re- forgetting tne grinding ih they are receiving. for “miachicf.till o crer found for idle turned 4,676,0tH) ahad into the Hudaon ■dssr thki acwaon. of the United Slate right awer by alate* Invariably replying, bythuoder!" Chrimie, thinking t. boy a future wifi depend •Mr. Kaowim, aurwar on your daatinauon, when they (topped at * thriv- •176,000. <duhb prayer, "Gire me Scotland - comfortable night on nemmot of the crowdand the bnlldoarm ROWERS & BARLOW. right. Jamon Rucbanan wa* right and Ahrabatn Lincoln wu a uaunw ; if thia ,£S ■baggy and well tore! before him. THt STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will «ave money by it. Everybody knows they are the only BBPA1B 8 young mtn, e andunrtatful Y a wild, (STM droartgren m the North front the principle* .1 * ■ * ■ ti.._ __ ; gave phmdhllity to the claim of righ. lh« part of the national gorcrnnieat Xra’ �T^t^rrutLic^ Tte Sirike. ’ c-w diScribing the seracs that Iran,pired along tie Baltimore and Ullio, and tbe Paanaylvauia Railroads, nor » it of any social important* that we rtould. Tba chararteristie of tbe mob, the violenie ex-1 hibited, the murders committed, the nut­ It has bcccmr a rattled matter that there is no such thing as honraty or hon­ or, in anything connected with sporting matters. The race* at Jerome and Fleet­ wood parka are all arranged beforehan' rages <>f sv«ry eouecirable kind which mark the proceedings of the rioters, and those that mart the setfaa of every similar collection of villains. For their action there io not the least pomihle apology. If they did not ifetire to wwk for the Railbmd Companies al their price*, it was their right to leave bat not to attempt to We continue our answer tolhdliatof Quosiss, a portion of which wo printed la* wwek, sent us by one of the abtait of the many able Republirau of the country We print the quwtions and simply give brief answer*, leaving the reader to draw hie own condnaioui. use military force to auppreM such iasurrection or otetraction to the law*, he shall forthwith, iiy proclamation, command surh insurgents to disperse and retire to their respective sbodm within a limited lime -. nuw, therefore, I. Rutherford B. Hayes, Pratidcnt of tbe United Btatoa, do hereby admonish all good eitixen* of the United States and all pvraoM within tho territory usd juriadie lira of tbe United States, against aiding. and the innoecut people who bet oo borara may do so with tho rottainty that the ring have agreed with the owners as to wbkh horses should wia, and by bow much. Occasionally an honeat man undertakes to run, or row, or walk, or do something, and if he cannot be t-oajkt b. is disabled fa acme way, if it is tbe interest of tho gam­ blers to do it. A rowing match, which excited mud: hi tarrat among lira sports, was arranged between Itiley and Courtney. G unney vn known to be the best man, and bets vn him were three to one. A Hula ring of sporting desperadoes took all the bets they could,and aa immense amount of money wan staked oo the event. At noon af the day of tbe race, Courtney vu in splendid condition. He sal down at his hotel to take tbe little refreshment al* been too expensive for the past three or four years, and tbe prices must come down or all buaicess must atop. Tho action of tbe railroad companies i:i reducing wages w^vjuHwhot tho necessities of tbe case demand, and to it there can ba no reason­ Tew, most eertataly ; for the hope of able opposition on the part of the employ­ the country ia centered in the continued ees, and hcuce no reason for their action, after be was taken very skk; he vomited ascendency of the Republican party, a* it oor any occasion for any indivtduab severely, and fell into a stupor from which among them all to dn violence, cither to be did not recover till night. Riley rowed the property v>f tbe railroad companies, or orer the course alone, the jndger awarded create any riot that should require from him tlio race, and the money in tbe pooh the President nr the Governor of any wa» paid over to hie bockcn. (Courtney Slate any I’rovUraatioa commanding them bad tem drugged with araenk. Thia ia to dispene. All swell action fa illegi). no mote thia ia doue every day on the sulwcrre aay good purpose ? unwaranted by any action of tho eompan-' race tracks tn the city, and ia a fair illttaMost mwurodly not. fen, and should be savrrely punched. tratlon of tbo honor of ■porting men. Would not tho Republicans vl each States aa Petraylvania and. Ohio te ten The excessive aaortality among children inrable to the last degree to passively The Louisiana Political Perteculions. yjdd the victory to their political oppo- i Sonic Republican Louisianians called in the city is oevasioning alarm Tbc Editorial Nolot. ' 1 deaths last week were over 500 in newn , upon the Pnoidrat one day last weak, and, Certainly they, would and wc de uot had a ronfereuro upon tho subject of the The Journal should tkrirk once more of the correapondiog week for years, the believe they will do any auch a foolUli proceeding* instituted against die Louisi­ against the military interference in the af- > mortality being mostly confined to children. thing, even if they do disapprove of the ana Returning Board. Il is understood fairs ot the Southern Staton. I It ia not, as usual, confined to tbc tene­ 1‘rtsidcnt a Southern policy. Did Freedom shriek when Federal bay­ ment houses, but die children of the bet that the IVraident vu advised to take no onets Were used to uphold the Government ler classes have suffered tembfy. Tbo Ia the organization of tbe Home of Representatives at the aoming acMimi, of Western Virginia and Pcnnsylraoia weather has been unusually severe, and there doa no* appear to te a very grrat the streets and alleys were never so filthy. cnctt of his office to prevent any consutu- against tbo strikers? probability of the rieciios of a Republican Hid not a Government which eanuot The accumulatioaa of la* winter were, left Speaker. Now, if the Democrata and Re­ rnation <jf tlio attempted broach' of faith. ; Yet it cannot be denied that the prosceu- support itself against a few railroad on the ground till late in the »pring. and strikers without demanding assistance from ■ then were not wholly removed. Under the Federal army, ought to go down ? Let'I tho hot July sun the gutters and back ceni. The fact that tlic Attorney Gettrr- the Copper-rebel Gcvercw of Went Vir-1I yards of the detrsely populated streets in al of tho State, Nat. itodsn, appears ac­ ginia, and the rebel shrieking press an- the bwer pert-of the eity emitted a coor central ion of etraebts that singly were tively in the pmccutioti. is regarded as iiidate and elect him 1 enough to kill a healthy adult, to say one unfavorable sign, and h.-erna to todi 1%; at least if we were a Member of cate that pjasibly Got. Nichulls’msy nut ucthing of a weak and insufficiently nur­ the Hoo** wc should vote fur rtch a man, bare aagrjlat control. •over the State Govtured child. Tbe germ of disease once set both in the'interest ot lho Republican ernmeutas fau been supposed. Some of afloat was carried into the tetter rvgions, and the child uf many a wealthy man dint party and the country. the Louisianians think the Attorney Gen­ The SnerrJ soil of West Virginis has as an atonement for Ilia neglect of the Would not the casting of tlw vote of eral Ogden would not have ventured to been invaded by the Federal myrmidons. ' the Republicans of the Hous*, »< indicat­ associate himself with this matter if Nickpour, ' whom wc have always with ns.” ed ia the foragmng interrogatory, te equi| Ain't it awful ? Zx/ <u Arirr HLrrtf ar 1 The board of health, always weeks too late, valest'to endoraing the Pr«id«ut'» South havo taken bold of the matter, and their efforts hare, in somn measure checked the To Subscribers. wouM it not stop farther criticuin of that policy from Republican source* ? We think not. It would only fadiate that the Rcpubluau Memtera of tbo tloufo preferred a Southern friend,of tlsr Prndilsnt to a Northern copperhead. i Is Senator Blaino right in life opposi­ tion to any farther annexation of Mexican territory, whether aa the mult of a eon fliet with Mexico, or by porebaae from j Wb think not, aew^ibciicM* thabafl tbe North American Continent should be usdsr the Stars and Sfripes Is it probable that the faded tog of the Mexican States between the Rio Grande sad tho Sierra Medre mountains within the territory of tho United Staten would eventually rraull in an strengthening the South as to make it poaaible to luecwd in a nccoud attempt on her part to destroy We do not head this notice “To Palron«, ’ for the reason that many a subscri­ ber is not a patron. There are a groat many people who subscribe fur a journal to help tbc publishers, who habitually forgkt to pay for it. It i* to thia elaas wc direct car attention. .Under tbc prueut inanegcment tbe prinmploofadvance payment will bo substan­ tially adhered to , no paper will be allowed to run after tbe time has expired, except in thoae rare caaa wlxro there is persoual acquaintance and the subscriber livre wiieA he ma7 be reached any day in case the money should be nord.-d. There arc subscribers from whom lat-.ra sums arc due ; such iudividuab cannot expect to be long­ er furaiahrd with tbc paper without in>all tbo subscribers poaaiblc; but nnlewa the dollar and fifty cents can also reach us there will be no object in increasing tbc present list. TLooo who du not receive tho Barena to the future will know to what cause to attribute it. NV it would only make the Union streager, and disunion more impuemble, Slavery having teen driven from this Repttblio norm to rrtura, and judging from tho character of die txspU that hare filled up California and other mineral sec­ tions of the United States, is it not cer­ tain fhat the krscr portion of those who -Thu Awakening at Hand, would rush co the newly acquired territo>y would bo conpuacd of the adrenturou* The Indrprn-lrnl Siilrtauin, tbc lead­ and retarpriatag people of tho North ? ing Kepoblieon paper at tbe Capital cf - bloat assuredly. Tbe men of the South New Hampshire talks as follows, concern­ ing tbe President's Southern Policy : never been tho pioncera in any great enterpriso, or successful leaden to any of the the »WMUfatSMt*r fever early and had it great revolutions that have remlnuoniicd ted, is awakening from tu delirium. It is tegfauing to see that the Southern the character of human governments. Dsmocraia are playing a deep game, hop­ ing to gain by intrigue and deception is natiaoal politics and mob violence in their PreeWant Hayes Endoned. special communities what they lost in tbs The House el Reprosentativra of New war. A solid South with certain Stales Hampshire on Wednesday last placed on in the North where rata *nd fraud control record, as the vdoe of tho Itepublicati of ths bolhx-box, will do tte work. “Here in," save the Jomal, “Herrin lion tbe that Slate the following emphatic cngreat danger that tho policy of the rebel dorateltent uf‘be National administration, lira shall .ueoesd within the Unfau, which and of Prcaidcnt Hayes as a man, and as tentiou of a few men in our midst who pretend to bo afrai<Tthai tbe President is not doing the brat be ran for >11 the peopl.ofthsthnBqxiMic. , Wuxxxxs, by the voice of tho people, as well m by. the daeaion of Coogrrw. Rutherford B. Haysi became lawful and rightfol President of the Usited States ; _ . iu. ■ - ■ - - :<> ] Our Wnhingtoi Letter. W ainnwox, D. C-, July 20,1877. Wo cannot hop- to give even on »tractc.f the dert.® columns of soUi! Democracy of West Vtrgiuia be propped up by Federal beyoneU ? Let. us hear The blaring anti must be endured by the from tbe Tilden Reform Jomal on (lisS. pour daring the week, fur they must work to earn their bread. But on Sundays, every one of them who can raise the means lakes his wife and family to where a mouthful of fresh air ia attainable The plcted by tbe ekrk of the ’sat house, Mr. poorest go to Central Park, for five eeote Adams of Kentucky. He will call tbe ' wi)J lake them there. Lwtt Sunday orer names at noon on October the 15, the day [ IM,MM p~ple visited the part; poor when President Hayes has given notice। mothers with their akkly children staying for an extra seniou to begin. According- j I al! day, having taken with thjm lunch and ly to the list as prepared, tbc democrats |i supper, that the little onra might get as will have eight majority and there are! muck of life as possible to fortify them twelve contested -srata. Tlio republican selvra for the intolerable heat of • dose reproseamiro from Colorado, Mr.' Belton, ,tenement hou«e for the next six days. the republican from the 4th district of , There were 30,000 people st Coney Island California, Mr. Pacheco, and the rspubli- ,the same dsy, and every land and water can from the 3rd district of Mimoun, Mr. , route leading out d the city to coo), fresh •Metcalfe, all hare lawful majorities and air was crowded. Fortunately there are will present tho official eertiCcatoe of their ' many such places about New York, and election. But this Impudent hold-over they are of ciireji and easy accmn. clerk Adams proposes to exclude litem until after the organization ! He has just . as much right to run the British perils- ' metit as the American ^congress, but a democratic office-holder sticks at nothing where his party intercste arc concerned. In Lansing he' will stuff tho ballot-box, West ia here, and ri speaking every day and to Washington he will trample on and nigh^ with great effect. Murphy will open his peculiar work next wack; and Gen- Glteoa of Ohio, and other noted orators, are held in reserve. Tho legal pert of tbc work is better organized than ponies of militia in tho State, two of tt has ever teen. The rum-shop that ia which are in sympathy with tbe rioters, caught without a license, or that fa any another -company is 38 mildt away, nod way Iransgrtaace the law, ia held to all th* ourexvmpany, numlxiing 40, is efferent. pcnaltue prescribed. Ami aa good law­ l|tdf the Governor's army is ia rebellion, yers with plenty of money are employed, one fourth out of tbe way, and tbe other they worry tbo sellers terribly. It is no fourth, forty men, are efficient,. So it joke to them to te arrested, for the old has ever been with the Democratic party. tricks of indefinite poatpooMnaato aad straw bail are DM allowed to work. They At Jackson twenty thousand youg have worried nearly two hundred bucketeds have been deposited fa the mill pood. ahopa cut of czuteoc®. Tbe excise law Why not give us some here, friend Jer­ which rratriA, ch* safe of Ignore to tuna, ome. We havo some lakes in which eels ly all tbe dirty little gin mills are putiing Tbe Strike on tbe Baltimore and Ohio op the requisite three cots in their Uith, Railway seems to have nearly ended. dirty back roctsia The temperanor people ‘ The presence of United State troops had are working for game, and they will doubtlswsgnt it. There was a strike oo ths Baltimore reaentatives of Now Ham;a!>ire parsed by tho vote of every Republican member the and Ohio Railroad one day last week that tallowing K'twib!d resolution : reached the dignity «i a riel. Boob A’raoW, That tho nrruouat of tba Na- •trikes are a disgrace to the American peopie, and should te prevented. It appenra from Turkish eortrio; on the field ol tettls, that tho fol M-obamaed get their aamunitic from Providence—Rhode Island. if lb. reports are to be cred- “ ’ seem wholly without energy. Divided as tho Rnstiaa army ia, a comport Turkish army wril baoultd, and with its baoa in the Quadrilateral, rould cut tbc enemy io H- R. Stevens Column. vegetiie doily d>m> hootiliiN, tbe Walls A Co. political strife ia IzJtusunn, the cBmpaign upon the Tbc rioters si 1’iUafaMg d-troyod■ Danube, and the fete Betti, of the Boyne worth of projwrty »n .«« to Monties), risk into comparative farig- fhieh men taerve to be teal to tbe 1 nifiennee with the sarhn of battles already tentiary for Ufa. A Waahisgtoo paper announem that Ben WmJahav breome reconciled to <te Southern pdky. Kh? Say that again for rodaetion of salaries af all oSocw and the । benefit of Mr. Blaine. other employees whose daily wsges w»s above 11.00. The strike is chiefly, if wot wholly, confined to firemen and brakesmen ( and extends wfatirard from Baltimore to ' Purifies the Blood, Reno­ vates and Invigorates the Whole System. ITS KEDIOAL PBOFEaTIES ABE Mteratfve, Tonic, XND DIURETIC­ Evidence. Twtettae MTheoimg. perhaps further, jodmiing tbc Parkersburg branch, bat there are no ap- ' (WH ffl K FtMM GOOBS. Vegrtlnc prvhecaioiv of a eprcod of the epidemic madtxna to tbe Capital over the Washington branch, which assumes an fadavcodcut existence at the Relay House, 12 miles Tbc Iowa State Rcpnbbcan Convention 1nominated Hou. John H. Osar for Gorernor, Hon. Frank L. Campbell for Lieut. ' ’Gorcraor and Chief Justice Day, the present inenmbcoL for Supreme Judge tion of tbe wrecking of one freight train at Baltimore, there appear to have been no decidedly hostile demonstrations there, though police forces are detailed to guard the various stations in sad about tbo city. Al Martinsburg the strikers hare en­ trenched themselves on each side uf and commanding the road, sa I bey are report­ ed to bars duno al other points farther Went. Nearly or quite 100 freight trains are blockaded at Martinsburg, and none are allowed to move, though paswetiger trains run aa uansl The public appears to sympathize with the strikers, and tbe State militia are iwportod to have general­ ly ftnteraiard with them, and from all thus far reaching u», the State troupe seem to have acted the aam« valiant part M iu their brilliant campaign against John Tho Chicago Poet soys over one hnn Vegetine Vegrtlnc TeceUne VeceUne the Wbte Sulphur Springs between July VegeUiie 25 and August 15. It will fast the capac­ VegeUM ity of thaw: Springs to cure so much itch Ve»etlne in that length of time. The denotation adopted by the New TeffeUne Hampshire Lecture, for eoonomiral VcgdtlM cevrroment, bourn: fulfillment of obliga­ Veertine tions, and no subsidies for corporate or lo­ cal advantage, is good enough foe a plank ia a Republican platform. . VncetiM Tbc invostigation in regard to the elec­ , Ve<etli>e tion of Layfayoua 8. Grover, by tbe Ore­ I VsgsUee gon Legislature, to the U. 8. Senate, thus far allows the democracy of Grover’s friends VoKfitinc Fine Tailoring a Specialty. 33 Monroe st, Grand Rapids. Mich. Health, Strength ANO APPETITE- VeKOtine uaatumaualy adopting -a reflation pro- VegotiUB testing against the appropriation of money I Ve<eUnp from Fl McHenry, Baltimore, left here or lands by Congress for any schemes ua- ; ■ hat night for uthe scat of war," seeming de tbe guise of internal i»prt>ro«necU>, Ul to regard the matter in the light of a hoi-1 not only did aa opportuna iking, but i Yeffetine klsy frolie. The call on United Sutra' troops for protection by the Democratic of­ ficers uf West Virginia strikes many as a most humiliating appeal who remember tbc indignant bowls set up by Virginia and West Virginia Democracy over the pcra- Uh partus in tbe entire North' We find the following scnaablo article in ' GROCERIES, nt; TtwaUne Heartily. The country ran-have resumption with­ out contraction, by the free coinage of the teraburg polling places fatt year, which silver dollar and free banking.,Repeal tbe wore taken up and reiterated by the ex- demooctititig act on silver and the war Conlederatr Congress last winter, and taxes on National banks., Give private । capital free play, retire no greenbacks un- | were only silenced t>y President Grant's crushing rejoinder to the peremptory de­ maud for his antliority io the premises. It is not believed that tho troops will be seriously resisted, end their arrival, it is The widow of Major General George 11. tbonght, will be soon followed by the dis­ : Thomas publishes a latter denying the re­ persion of tbe rioters. The strike baa port that at th* outbreak of the rebellion already resulted in a loss of thousands of the General wu a Htates-rigbta man and dollars to Garnrtts company, and with a sought employment ia the military service largo portion of ear citisraa who bdfevo it of Virginia. She declares that from the guilty of having engendered the strike of time the actual fact of war wu upon us tbc buatmeu on tip ChoMpeako and Ohio anal ths prcaenl movement has the ap­ him,",whatever other* may aasert to tbe pearance of retributive justice. contrary, without "Inflmmcu'uf aay kind" I No coal is’ coming to Georgetown and being brought to tear upon him by an r several vaaaela that have been awaiting one, or offers cl protection except what be cargoes havo Bailed sway light. The oo- was entitled to in hie own regiment. He was loyal to the United States, and ‘tiever shippara st CumbcrUml to advance the applied for servfat io the Southern army. freight to 91 per ton. Less than that.' the State Affairs. boatman declare would Dot insure them j The Muskegon Reform Club buiidfag even a pour liring to return for all their' bard work, and to pay it with the prraetn rUl cegt |IU,0UU when enopteted. The Ita'.iie Cretk Jamal entered upon daprearioa to tbe enol market, would, the daily shippers say, subject them to actual 1 jaa. Vegrtlno ’ Yegetinc 41.00. Vecrtlae COFFEE, VcfftlM Vegetine H. R STEYUS, BOSTtM. KASS. SOAP The Mild Power, CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. PAPER 3TONE WARE. oL 22 4tf. TRIUMPHANT!) Sem WiK The Advance Plow manv believe by the R. 4 0. railroad Co. tbe carrying rapacity of whose mad bas been tested to the uttnort by the increased badness brought to it by the virtual dos­ ing of tbe canal. No violence is offered by tbo striking boatmen and boats other tian these carrying coal are frequently as­ sisted through the blockade. The effect upon the business interrat cd Georgetown,f During tbe mouths of April. May. sad June 2,259 people were lodged fa tbe Chicago police atalfoos. The Mtaaaakec county jail it io Ut, it having firm built about a year ago and LIGHTRUNNING Oronoco, Benkn county. MOWER I REAPER ■ Mr. Footo of Oliva: is said to have | raised 2,1£13 quans of strawberries from a quarter of an a-me of land. BEST, Enra Wnsvar, of Reading, wsa tried be­ numerically inferior enemy, will deter fore Justice Boibcr of ibsx place, and others from joining ths standard of rsvoh ’fined »10ti for sdiiag Kquor to minora. which they w«re prepared to d*> had it ' Plaster, Lime, in Michigan. Barnum's has rota® and gone and there are oo signs of another. All of the fraohoiden of Breckinridge, Gratiot county, have signed an agreement to prevent the sale of liquors in that town. While Batn^m a circus was in Batik Mexican rumors are contradictory and Creek, Boardman H. Parker’s house wu oonfnsing, but bolder, of bilk of indemni­ entered by thieves, sod 1150 worth of ty are aanguine, and the weight of opinion jwoprty atoleo. appears to bo that car relations with tbe State Public a*. Coldwater. „ . m BAaraes town bids .-------- J Hair, ShlUgl^M, ^C, I A. D. COOK. G. P. Rowetl A Co'i Ool. other on the .bunks of the Rio Grande, would lead at onre to actual war. Tho Preridont a allogrt change of front relative to members of tbe National Republican CotamiUee, b quite so sharply critiriud CEtAMirroN’s IMPERIAL SOAP E TEE "BEST." The Michigan Central A fate number of tho CMc«fo JYOkoh gives the following informaiiiHi relative to the Michigan Cestral: •■The A„kn ot officers by tbe MW Di­ pinion in rrapect to other companies has rectors of tbe Michigan Ceotra) Railroad so often been conformed, that the pobU- is has ranted io tho selection of President quits prepared to teiirrs tho worst, sail, 8tosn sndaUtbeoM office.-,. Mr. JI. B. Lodysrd. tho Geavra! Superintendent, hM tho company m already dead in public sstimatioa. Mr. Farber, tbe vico-prwidml, Manager. TMs complimrat is well de is also the financial manager of the Char­ aerred. Mr. Ledyard, althretgb one of tbo ter Oak of Hartford, wbiah ia pretty gw- rout^. railroad managers fa tte enuntry orally undnretood to bo ton bed way; has state Manning the chirrs of the Mfehfaa. Csmral, prats. Lrewriftotea althoagb, as in the case <>l the Unimsn], railread « of unmmd ability u>d tolnnt. its arivnaey k toaiatad upon by its officers ItermuthM greatly faaprowd rinoste and ly same cutatdc experts boaUao. But assumed control, sad if tbara n nrt another rattroml irw, ha wffl todoobtedly snoewd DOMESTIC’ SEWING MACHINE Tbe comes stone o'the new Germania Institute, at Earn Saginaw, was laid Thurs­ day with imposing u-remoiics. i I Smith Hogle & Preston. SETH DOiESTirSWlXGMAt wx<» saw rosuc a>a -utcMM �local _ Binmcu notices. ___________ Special Nonces. . Fetiiicu uf th. Ladies,- Christian Tsui . r'-ranro.Vwocmtiooaigrad by Nr. Borton aud 222 Othere asking tbe Council to enfwee tho chaiog ofnlocne from 10 o'clock P-M.toCw'riock A M..wrere«,^.tel , referred to Committee on Ordiaraero. s^w.,a WANZEE&BAHNES H0K0P1TK1C BOKDIKS. All ’Preacriptionc and Receipts Gorefully Prepared, Welcomb Marble. jfo CLOSING OUT! Closing Out! '-fttrorh , liriUr-Mww.'r'Iti J^'SVrriii F«.-rll! Wanted, rtm, | CITY DRUG STORE ’ i-—.—<•— The Chairman of tbc Eidewald Commit­ to cerefcUy drop te ths ground, h teoksd tee, Aid. Dewey, reported at follows. UksatUagof lift ul reted as tkregh U bad Tour CtraailUMoa rid. >e4 eruss wslfcs io a Iregs tmndla of bralas prekod away snareThe Temperance n.eeting ou Sunday where of right. All ssS. ylsaaed. But afternoon w*.1 largely attended, but w« think the argument of the speaker spins-, the eaforocmen: of the taws for tbe rap prresion of tbo liquor traffic vu uncalled for and auwUe. Tho fry j,. if the law is not enfereed and that r^ridly the Red Ribbon nrtraniution may as well disband Raper* accepted and adopted Ayes—Drwey, McNaughton, RmaeU At a recent morting of peach growers at Seugituck they decided to use pnxllsr winklcmj and Young—5. N»y»—Ngpe. packages than those in gtacnJ are last fear. They then held a peck—thh year Special Committee in regard to the remo­ a trifio more than five quarts. Tbe bask­ val of the deed from tho. old to the new p4nte.rrepm4urily.ru. MrOmiek .ver et look the aamo site b^t being coostruct- Cemetery reported as follow. th. Wood—Th adjurtaM. rrel-th. 4rebl. ed differently bold ovw two and mm half TV Ike Ifoaonllt Me M«3:r aod Gao- riersior sad sKws all tlw Ua'lre llrelf Tkr quarts lem. It ia undoubtedly a fret that Wood Iretsad qfUo<llia* ch. psla itretly UirtwU .rwkii (real vigor. BMk th. smpeopfa are swindled more ou frail measure ■kioM ore wire tat Ita MeConaJek tauad lifhire s»J eu- u. taiter skspsd bundtes, Goad 1O5J. WOOL WOOL. 7 * Balance ol Our Spring and Summer stdek Nashville Item*. 1 The eity is rctyiqofat. As I am about leaving Umisp ft will be necenaary to have all aecounta aattl.d as M-,0 a. pmibJc. AU Uttectlled matters will be left in tbo hands of a rollwtor. Call «t once, all who have aanounta whh <“• I. W. Baorvx. Items are very acarre thia week. m> we nraat be contented with what we have. . . ' Rip: tomatoes sgv In market. ✓ The Hastiagx band t> tbe bcwe.te*Z ftobert B.-*dr U bplHfag a new build-1 ing to be oceupic-1 by Mr. Retell, ot Hart- i ings, u a feed st)re. New wheal is not yet Ct for market, v/ Report »u accepted and adopted. Ayes—Dewey, McNaughlqa. Ruaell. Winklcmaa, Young-r5. Suita actually worth $7.50 now only $5.00 Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $6.50. Suita actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. Suits actually worth $15.00 now only $10.00. Coats and Vesta really worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coats and Vests regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys' suits $1.00, 1.50. 2.50, 3.00. 4,00. Boys’ suits for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Men's fine all wool pants $2,50. 3.00, 3.50. Men's all wool Coats, job’lot. odd sixes, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. BIEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 eta. Men’s summer coats 25cbt. . Men's heavy lineB pants for 85c, worth 1.25. TCCONSUMPIIVES. Tbe rem crop promlaex ta be very large. Muniog. the fartrierr-' tty of poor eropu. TAKE NOTICE. ■ "Tho Coauaou Council hereby girm no­ tion to Bari IL Brown and wills, to 1-aura McPheraoo, to Adam Tinkler, to Thomas Altaft, to Robert Mann and to John F. Goinee, that tbsrv will be a mretinn of said Common Cbeneil aa Priday eveafog »• !b' “ the» roon“ la ‘h« Chy of Ilretinp, at which meeting action will be taken in rdatieu to taking and usinr the lands nccearaiy to widen Stalo st from Court St. to Green St. in accordance with profile cd Mid proposed Street ou file in the office of the Recorder of (Sty of Uatincx. RsstiDga, Mich , July 1st, IRfR w ■ J’W-Hbwtubv, Mayor. W- H. STianiNk, Haronkr _______ _________ julyiut Wall paper ebeap Machine oils cheap. Parti -Tnen .t,Mn Ottawa county hrvnrpniaed a fire in- Boel and Runrace have their new build­ ing wall on to completion, which, wlwa A ruutio-i at Petoskey wouldn't bo bad it is completed will be occupied aa asoloon to Uka jtXBt now. below and aaoffioes above. Demaray A Kellogg have their p«h and Our friend. Trraturer Wilcox, is im­ blind factory almost completed, ao that proving in health. t/bh! for a lodge in Mho. vast wlHeruoae they are operating it rome, and will be j where there are no moatjuitoee or black ready in a abort limo to do oil kinds of , work ip their )Lpe. I Report accepted aud on motion the, Thia ruorniu.- we were once more favor­ Sime wu laid upon the table until Friday ed with tbe presence of Dr. Hits, who I evening, July 2J; 1*177, his been far wane lime off or a trip tor placet By AM. Dewey: hii health, which teems to have improved There will 1.’ au important meeting of tbe Common Council uu Friday night, at us meeting, which House bun Sunday nlteoded by a large Hot'. N. Barlow atrd John* llou-hkiaa left Monday morning for a six week, so­ journ in Minnesota. Is it aay wonder that the railroad men A nest pamphlet for the Barry County Medical Koeii-iy will be iasued from this office in a day or two. The criminal cniendar at du August u-nu of the Circuit Court will be fully aa large as it ought tn be. Accepted and adopted. determined to destroy the :‘deatroy*r of; Ayeo—Dewey, McNaughton, Rueeli, millioca''. Tbe interest does not acem to ' slackco, but, od the contrary, seems to in­ Wioklemaa and Young— ft. Nays—None. ‘ crease in behalf of temperance. c. Tbe Resignation of Dr. Chi- Raiscll. aa a member of the Rcajd of Health waa Middlaville Item*. received, accepted and placed oa file. Ilers. Conley and Wiglo are out of town on a three weeks vacation, and every­ Company waa received,referred to Commit­ body goer to Patoskry. tee oa Fire Dep'u with instrnraioaj to re. E. J. Bcrah ■ left lor PentwjIranis ou port at the next meeting of thia Council. Tuewday to be ptcient at tho funeral of his Druggists Bondi of Waster A Barney brother who died very suddenly. Wm. II. Goodyear and J. P. Roberta,were Mr. Wigjo’rboiao was found oo Moil-, re ia Irving. Ale had taken a vacation Berni-annual pay roll u< Engine Company ithr-ut coueultlng the coageaicoM of his and Pioneer Hom tSmpaoj, No. 1, BAD BREATH. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, EADACHE. wssasasis: Farmers and M sell incite ■. when you wish to buy oik lor machines, wagons, ete, plcare come and kid our p; tor*. ¥i AjtiKX 4 Haxx Ba, juoeju.f Ci.y Drag Sure. TAKE NOTICE. Those whom may Concern. rteodye*’ co Srtprday. The quality a crxllout, and the quantity rim ply enorall over Michigan ew Portable M chine for moving,rais­ ing or changing the location of btiHclings from spiall to great, and having handled about 1,200 buildings in sixten years. I feel confident I caj satis­ fy those who niay fa­ vor me with n call. My address is Irv­ ing, Barry Co., Micb. Nays—Nunc. AccL cf John Q. CroMcy waa oo motion allowed at B3I.4I. Ayea—Dewey, McNaughton, Raaacll, Winkleman and Young—5. Nays—Now. Committee on Finance reported against allowing acct, of Z. Shepard for hauling Hoee cart. Report accepted and adopted. \ Aya—Dewey, McNanj^ton, Ripacll, Winkleman aod Young—!). ■ -’hi'erissESis* Tbc following acc-iunta were received. ■cut riz. c.^ a.ui/. ut-hff—:: 1 , PaxituBvru-X, July 19,1877. Burron Jitwi»tii:-7-O«r retremed toil worthy brother W. W. Bugbtw met with An excrileot map uf Turkey and the a revere kra Tuesday night, by tbe burn -urroandieg ratiom with the location of ing of his blacksmith shop in this village, the euomndiug armies, Ma barn received together with all Ite couteuta. Lorn about from the Publishers, Rand McNally k (X, The law library of the late II array Wright wm foil week taken by Joseph 1'ole on n chattel mortgage. It w» an in­ damnifying mortgage and the mat er can probably bo arranged by the executor »o furred sale. We havo received the prrepretna of the M&jm Mlitary Aeademy, l-smted •» Oreba.d Lake. Oakland County, for the Pal] Jo m 1B77. Tb:» it one of the be-u of our Indepradmtt Schools and should be liberally p- troaixed. For further particu­ lars addreev Superintendent, aa above. A Ivorec, die property of Rev. E. Wight of MiddlevDIe, l as Grayed away. A iibrnd reward is offered for the return of thia ing seven ytere old, of chateau, oolo: with Fhito Stripe ia Ub fare, and weighing •boat low :1m. BININGER'S OLD LOM DOCK GIN. Winkelman, Voting—5. Naycn—Jjopr. By Aid. Dewey. That the Crty Treas­ urer temporarily trana&r from tbo Con­ tingent fund to the Fire Department fund ado Stand here ou the 4th, realised about $38.00, with whir*, which they propose to rent an organ for their dub-room. O. C. Bugbee and J. B. Sachet fed from'a staging last night from • howe they were repairing for Mra. Wm. Begber wa. «rioady hurt and remained ia-eusibls for -me bourn, but ia not fatal­ ly hurt. Backet escaped with a braise spun one hip. Wiota is about all gath­ ered and in nice etmdjtfoa. Ayea Dewqy, McNaughton, RmweU, Winkelman, Young. Nayna—Noaa. By .AM- Dewey. < That the Manhall and Recorder be and they are hereby instructed to strictly en­ force all ordinance and By-kwa of the eity. Carried. SOLD Bl* ALL STOBB.KBrms. §20.000 "REWARD! §20.000 REWARD ! ning amounting la. al), fi'JX.’W was received and from Rome, N. Y., about-August let If you want to know whal a look ot Both cancers bare been removed and k ia p rftrt content is, just walk up to aa oM reporte-1 that rhe will probably recover farmer who haaji»r harvested a hundred Richard H. Howe of Middleville pbo MT« rj Clawson wheat recently opened a small dry -opda and Jint-a little attention ia called to an ara grocery store, was horsewhipped on Mon­ day by a Mra. Stratton, a widow lady liv­ Somebody a paper Is certain to'stop next ing near the village. . week. Fifteen years is long enough to Two young blends from Wayland were trust aay owe. ' arrested and fined 15 each for being in too Yesterday a gentleman from Middle- big a burry whin they crowed the bridge. They both cried and promised to do better. Haetinp JuMico to answer to a care of An hour after their discharge they were replevin, but ueithm joatiee nor plaintiff seen to leave the itown in a orudl buggy with only tme cert, each with.a girl upon could be found. ' Somo sample of new wheat were exhib his lap. At tme »f the party was colored tied at the atore of Mean. Barlow k it made a fine picture. Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAND RAPIDS. Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! yTrof. B. A. Nevina, of Orangeville, has The bridge ia getting worm every day. been engaged as principal of t ie Otsego Many now havtwquite a notion that an iu boob for another year. * iron one will be the cheapest to put in its Another newspaper M dead- They bur­ place when evertrth ing ia considered. ied It .lit DoSglass a few days ago. MWiMrs T. A. Dsltiamcr ia expected heme igan sriil takes 'em in by tbe score. make room for our fall stock. »a of aa •rrela< br (rihas naire id has nM>| Mash volte, SS'I Ibal nothing oaaipa at a luag «a«Ung walk; irtal this .tedp o. fete wits. F anted. -----Thera ia due us about B0 cords of wood that should have been delivered during tbe put winter. Wo could ran 25 eorda friends see that we kava l&> wood or the money in it at imer. removed without breaklgg tho Ain if tab­ oo «riy. Knifi. not wed. Very lied* pain. Call on nr addrean f K. F. Bmtwx, M. D., aprlStf Hetaiaga, Mieh. W hitman’s ttamwtod CmiiSw—the bort ■th. m^ A Ml rapply at J. P A. V. BINNINORR A (XI, No. 15 Beaver St., N. Y. evidence — Six miles directly West from Hnstings. orders' in Has­ tings or VicinityH(jft with Powers Ai!\ Bar­ low. Lost $100,000! SOLD BY ALL STOtlRKEKl'KBS $20 000 REWARD' Ayer’s Ague Cure, Call 1' Ite Sip tf MG SAT. WALBRI DOE. Is offering to all the Isrgret of II ATS, CAPS and iA’G THEM AT HITCH LOWER PRICKS-IMt fail-to see the gusds be­ fore pertfiiaaing. SIG 1ST or BIG HAT GOOD IfCTS TO THS PUBLIC! A. S DEAN, InriRg, Mkh., Apr. 21r«] 187T gpr28m8. CARBOLIC OIL STOCK OF GROCERIES ricon.K or babbt cocxts sm.-bsst Habbath, ild of Lou Snyder, of ______ _ Hratfop. Mr. Beyder This »ta«.m Iim been one of the bate foe returned from diutib in the mowing with hooey making that Michigan ha bed for hie broAerdn law, Mr. Masai SeOer, nf a long ti«;c. White clover has been nbuetheir ifinnar, •laut and other bes paMuroha beau better f fairaiswl *mm vwwmis ootm mit of hut south; amne brew p raptured it and roUroJ tbo yam I that wan mink in the ground and fill®-! with wum foe a 4mA prad. *•« Uiog ex of paying iu water it fail fa tawd fata, »«d who feand life WU. nearly extinct It was with great efforts upon the part ef th—|reaarr saved, to DEFT COMPETITION WINZER & BARNES, ++$+/+6^ �npoo ch* rinoi with aeotnmon sprinkler.” : He up that be applied thia iniiltxre by । tbe tdrico ot a ci.carbt with perfect aueA Southern lady say*: "T*pid water, cra*, “not only driving away the beetle*, slightly Halted, given twice a day, will in- bn: it also dewtroy* their eggs. " If it ererae the flow of milk oueUnrd, if tbe merely “drir** away" the beetle*, fearing cow wifi not drink it al fire! trial aratter a them to prey on a neighbor 's potatoes or handful uf bran or meal ov*» tbe top of it. to eome track again to their original dep­ They soon become very fond of it, and______ _ _________ __ „ redation* in a few day*, thu mixture may will drink all you give them. I tried thb not b* an "improvement plan threw years ago with perfect auewa*. .................. * * 1 had only one cow, and dn tru of the rommoa scrub stock of the country, and after »ho began to drink the water, pre­ pared u above, she fnroblicd me twice a day two ordinary water butknta full of milk, and by feeding a littfe' com boilol with Cotton seed the milk yirided butter enough to supply my teblc bountifully, It b evident that the large quantity of rod leave me a few pounds to aril every week. 1 gave her three gaBotw of water olcomarprio made rod told u “butler," twite a day," bra reduced tbc market price of pure but­ ter corAJoaWy. The first proc* in ita manufaeritre m to extract in odorl* ctl can be made to last Ungerthao iron-in the from beef or any fat other than pork, and ground. Poata can be prepared for Iras tho second stage b the conversion of thu than tbo cents a piece. Tbb b tbs recipe. oil into batter. Upon killing a builo^ Take boiled liweed oil and Mir It in polthe caul fat ia carefully cleaned tnd thwll ^serixed charcoal to the rexubteoey of into cold water. fe than washed again paint. Pot a coat of tbb over tbe timber, rareral time* alternately in tepid and oclfl and there b nof a nun who will live to sec water, when it ta puwhrough a mmt- it rot." Like many other raying* rod ro chopper. Tho th u then foroed through a cipea, tbb * atenreni u made by a tnan fine neve. When drained the fat it melt- who evidently has never had proof* of cTKclwcen the temperatuna of 116 de­ what ho says; yet I am rare that two or gree* and 120 degrees F., it b drawn\|f three good coats of thu mixture, ou tbo rodtUoartd to settle, the riight cenubion parts of p<*ts that go into tbo ground, will off oil and water b skimmed off, while the prove a good preserver for them; Lut a membrane of the caul and other impuriti'-a staple coat will not raffiee. The charcoal are depoitod ra‘scrap," leaving a clear should be finely gronod or pulverised, sweet oil. Tbc great secret here b tbe and tbo first coal should not contain much keeping, of the lowest poaaiblc tempera tharooa), u the vil.ahoold be free to fill turn at jhich -the fat will melt To raise ytp-tbc outer pore*.of the wood, when the the tantpernturo would make the whole rbarcoal nuy be freely applied. But lei tueloss, fxccpt a* tallow. Tbb oil, after o» one expect to thu* preserve ports made pnaaingjout tbe Ktearioe, will keep almost of wood that aoon decay* nai orally, but any lentil of time, and b tbo ruowt tuna) use uak, chestnut, nr cedar, aud apply fonn iq which oleomargarine u afaipped three eoat* of thb print; and your chilabroad: With tbb o3 as a brab, the dicu, probably, will see them io a state of nuking if tbe butter proper may be per­ decay—not you, upl.va you live tobe very formed oti a very larjte or t veay moder­ ate scale. One hundred p0u9.lt of oil, placed in-a rommcn power chum, with । twenty pounds of butter orrourmllk, ai If any n*der of tbcae “Topics" b'am­ bitious to become an exporter of cheoK to little annatto to give color, and a pinch of Liverpool, it may intereat him to know Liearboaatc of soda or lai-.-ratm, and agi­ what the usual charges are to forward hb tated, tho oil reoeiring a butter flavor ebeme, sell it, and remit the net pnrareds. from lb« milk, b worked into a man. Fir* b the freight to New A’art, which i* Tbe mixture inches turned into tuba coni caaily axxrtained. Then there is carto go taining ice. The purpose of tbc its fe-td Monro tbe rapid xtdidi fication ot tho oil । and clearance amounting to a trifle ov*r and the prevention of granulation. Thai 3 cents ;wr box. Tbc freight will be about solidified oil b turned upon an inclined 55 eta. per 100 lb*. Next coma the Unding table and tho water allowed to drain off; It then u»d<«po« k Mroed churning will} charge*, entry, tow aud dock dos, cartage, THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, WWc*. B=re. Has The Largest Circulation, Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. are.. Subscription Price only S1.50 per Year ftrt fineuntati. Mm & Saffln in Advance. In .Our JOB DEPARTMENT, •e*s Dodgers, Posters, Bill Headsjuet- ter Heads, Note Heads, State hs MM*l «• reki ■snstra, u k« rests sa-l •«*•■««• »Tfcrrei«rere Io BIAND RAPJDS DIVI8I8M. The Reliable Shun 1.1 v, merits, Envelopes, BusiTBAISA OOMiQ SORTHi ness and (Illi MMII *»> O-tlOIT Calling Cards, &c„ &c. Geo. M.'Dewey, Editor. Htudinip, Mich. «S Wa&rV TATKOrMICNIUAMXnfik JaUrUt Ctra.il. <aad4bo in Liverpool, whether the cheese 1 I0|«in-d it or not. Then you will have to stand about five per cent "lore in wiigbt," even if th* ehs«M raiuaUy over-run .in weight ; 'and although the nominal rot*mireiOb b only fire per cent, in Liverpool f.sr xdliog cueeie, when you get the "net proceed*" you will find that it lias cost 'you fronTherary to lynty-fin per cent on' safe* ia that ciqr io get yn«r cash return* When ckec»e rails there at >6 cents, you cannot be rare of receiving over tyrln rente per lb. after all expense* from your Th; Grea; Santa Tiaroscktirt. ■■ tun men of Liverpool are as honest any abhor city ; but they all make i charge etbtom allows, rod shippers silently submit to paying them. e.’sct’Mxsii." Ex—ix Al n late meeting of the New York Farmer*' Club a Kentucky farmer raid he had bid a great experience ia growing blue grata— that it b ote and the seme with common .peer graw, varying in *bo and appearance accordingly to the soil and Uli-' tude ia which b grows. Tbe plant b a light green color, and the spikelets are freqaeatly variegated with bluish purple. It floacra in Jene, but once a year, which reoBitncndi it top lawn* ' The produce ia ordinarily small compared with other gratae*, bat tbo herbage b fine. It grew* in a variety of «oiU trom th* dryest knoll* to a ret meadow, but doc* not aland *evere drought u well aa th* orchard flrtM. It endure* the frort* of winter, however, better than all other gratae*, and continue* others elrim that tens in nndrained land*, where tho water dore not aoon disappear after heavy hum, are moat rabjeet tp Might, while others raj that their tree* ia dry noil* nffcr mast from it. Again, KM claim heavy aaouring will pruduoo thia dbeoae. With Utt lid. dueaao wa* tl ovoughly eradicated by catling away the de­ creed portion* of tho tree*, ra *oon ra k Lecat.e evident drat tho |«rts affected gram require* two or throe years to be would die, an11 allowing new trunks, ar come well set, and does not arrive at pcrMean*, to ahoot up j«st above where th* fretion as a pasture grass till the sward it older than three years, therefore it b not flrat aud leeosd year after the Uwe wera toiled to alternate hasbsndry, or when the *ct (1873—4) and eincu that time no tree* laud bto remtiu in grata only a few years. hare been diseased. I allowed two and Blue grate tlmuid be cut as tbc aeeda be- ; three trank* to grjnr to each UM, to be gtq to open, spread well and protected from Mtn of aaritig theta, and they now *ro al rains and dews ; on tboancond day atari , provwi ma far u thb experiment nu made that cutting away the trunk* of diraaaod tnca el the proper timo wil| aavo the® without Aefunninj them, ra the two or 'hnc trunk, now to <sch do not detract from the beauty of tbc tree*, as grown oa ray ground*. Oae trank, however, would have bc*n safe; k® I tee no roaaou why ibvaa with several win not bear as much fruit a* three with rem trank. Il Wo ore prepared to fill tall Order* promptly for butteniilk, to give more flavor and wash out the exrea* of coloring matter. Work­ ing and salting :u regular course thru prepares tbe butter for the tub. Tbe raul fat may be purehmed at 9 ocau and 1ft rente |<r peed, and tbe odemargerine * ’ ‘ profit of 14 cents' per pear blight. “At iit^r^r the lorniflg dark flake a penknite^tjf •lit through the cater bark on alt.lhe limb* a* high up a* I can well reach, and thu* down the trank. The firet time I tried thb remedy wa* ten yoara «go. Every Cmb recovered, and I have repeated it u often M any limb* Lave been affected. My trees are fine sad healthy now Tbe theo­ ry b, pobou rap escapes where tbe *1it b nude; but the rifts most be made aa ao«m a* there i» any appearance of blight." Probaby a hundred "ranedira" for thb dbcara in pear tree* hare been ptbUahcd within the last flee years, without one of them proving ■ to be real remedies in dif­ ferent goiU and localities ; and it now aceto* to be uarima to publhh any of them, aa pear grow* generally hero come to tbe rtoclmion that the reuse of the dbeaao has not yet been discovered One writer •ays, that bis trees growing in a gram sward have never been attacked with tin blight, wh'tfe another rap hb tretw in grass grounds areas much diareacd an AIM .a, IjtSSfe, Depot, IM READE STREET, Rew York. 'Vitalii” Mum Mathises. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS raiis.ta » . .0. n.A. OfltoBjI.- e'*,|‘‘, r**' taS«n»*uiia *»:<> BNTHtan, iisiu. tss-.r "k:. xe DCT«»Hh.WBfl. NICHOLS SHEPARD & CO. rod* had to U taken up, after tbc ditch wa* filled in with earth, in cnaaquenoe of the tile becoming filled with mud, aa toy farmer oopht to have known would be tbo I roralL In paying tile alway* begin at tbe UR. City Drug Store POULTRY WORLD. J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. mrated with my aix-mcb tile, at the upper and, took in each branch as I pawrad by, j ' putting tn a aix-inch'rawer pipe with a four-inch branch, till all wu finblfed. RAHWAY COMPANY G-ETSTTJIKTE •al.T J«. drain* ley them beftm vou lay the main oooduetors. The man to whpm I refer above »ays Io regard to hb work, after ho sais . I. ■ . MICHIGAN Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prencriptinni “ tkiUfully compounded, Aho a full line of num, H88SM. naiM. as � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-01.pdf 503135819eb03ce6e5bfe198f4779283 PDF Text Text iff IfcpURLlCi UKWKY k SUKEII, r-Ktab.™. - »<n ™n»n«n! ».«, S”W'' “***•*• "* TUX1 Of KCMCUFHOI:' KWWR*fS^~~fl# .»*»•* O<-pnrinio»ti HASTINGS.’ BARRY COUHtY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1,1877. VOL. XXII. NO. 14 '“■"SiSEajLEWtc""-' ■ ------- 1 ■- — P30F®ro»M. jm Bmffi (MBS WHOLE NO. 2060. FARMERS BMdwr'i Ridi A Country Bride. randy top io an ioetenl ; Thomas Rake I honor vuur true bcirtcd rtf dcvxion bat I iha.1 be M party to Ito ou..iiou»a-w It was vicioriotu over all Competitor* a! the Great Centennial DR. A. M.BLAZOField Trial. It work* the eaneM beeauae the weight of the driver PHTBKMAN 4 WBWX doea? the ddmping, and ia the inoat durable Ireeauae it han WROUGHT IRON (not caat) Axlce. and BRASS COIL SPRINGS JQHlt St. lUSTMAX] (not mm) orer tbeteeth. TJIE CLEANING BAR IS ENTIRELY ATTO1WET AT LAW k ROLldlTOR' NEW and NOA’EL. NO STICKS PLUGGED IN THE aXLE. NO BAR RESTING ON THE TEETH Wo abto have the ALONZO D. ( ADH ALUUtR. ATTORNEY AT LAW * SOLICITOR d*y for almovt three mouths." Mr. Sterling, who dl l sot fog a nfogle word of thio .- invcmatfoa nmwpe him, wuI for from foriiej u oomfortaUo undei the i iGEj'dKstf.tca.i:' CHAMPION BROWX.M. n. talking wfith mom Ir I rotipk to chambeumid had • do inthAr mom. The rowel-| A Hird Country SINGLE REAPER, >«lr< LIGHT MOWER, •^rif^irss. ■touto, and Mn Unngtr called Mraia COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER. p. a. nowFjr. '•eetr ttor»«OM<. Kbrtlf s-:;SESf—*•“* The Ofaampiou wan the lighunt draft of all the Machines tetted at the Centennial Hehl Trial of llbwt-rs anti Reapers and received htke highent award. “For Falhar'i Honor." made t Mrnng imnromion upon him. |t, troubled him iu taka the uwuny ton her | email finger*. In which tba Um veiu town through the tranapanent •kin. ia it' we rouwtod owl Ho wtebed that »he bod Ervwwo bftght yrmnr eUtdn nighto Mighty ptote New Cltumpioa Single Reaper u a COMPLETE SUCCESS. S5i The It « unequalled for quality of WORK, LIGHTNESS of DRAFT ‘ My monay foflMe.** nuvtred X'and DURABILITY .being constructed almcwt entirety of Wrought Steriing, frctfttDy. "that money I via Iron, Malleable Iron and steel, while its ftxdnh enough to lewd Mr. Granger.' ’ .dent. "Why du you mv that?" •'Hr'a dead," replird Mr. SlcrKog cold aASKUHM. ..... MKT Weight is Little More Than One-Half >r "Dund ■ ■ The wifo'i voice waa full of other Reapers, which is at very desirable feature. Mr. Sterling waa paaring the fn»it chop, •nrpriae an 1 pain Sorrow otrrahadowrd luiAiift-t* ntixni. ct-to rea t>|r. where IVO eliildrofi Teye Lcking in at the STUDEBAKER WAGONrik BDPKBIOB AND HOOSIER GRAIN DBlLLS, window, whoa thia toaloutw atruck upon hie eart. MISHAWAKA DOPBLy. ffiUlVKLR, AC.. IN* "Auanple won't amt but a penny, Ku­ tin; and I want one ao badly," an.wrrrd the younger of the two children, a little Come and see our Stock. •rod toir palM Sweet’s F|oTel> then but the rjuartL Thera fo tsqch cuf ferjagfa to hto, nod thounandi of «jea n« roaming tout to aiuouy offering to 1 wack u lhair board, (form!- panoua HrrtllJ. DENTIST HasiviUe. Mirtiiat VO1’22>1. GREBUE & RUSSELL ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR BafewSSrSp, OVER 500 TAYLOR RAKES SMITH k KMAFPKM. ' attorkeys at law a solicit­ ------ ~MraiK t fRTffct-*" i GERA.KTID GOLD MEDAL 1‘HYHICUN k BUHOKON. likp dog* I TL writer thlnka the hiJU a bed country 1 generally. He baa not taxed any kind of ‘hrougb vUligeo end towna. hi rl.«.r aighed Mm. Storimr. “Wtat' drawing her atMer back tou the window. ftvnh vugetabka thia year. S'ml aoow . tight itaai before toy could "Hun t look at them any mo-e. Doo t1 will they do ’ ■ think about them.'' "But I can t help thinking about them, i who waa only thinking of the throe hw> .inter Katie." pfoaded the child. I It van trofw than Mr. burling enuld dred dolbn be had foe® ovec-pentteded daat U>under and lighu.iag to loan the aiak dergyman, tn order that | ttand. Every want afjtfo own efcildrwu he might go South during the winter. | WM rapplmd. He bought fruit by the Ur Dinner Table Hinla. rra. aou non vu a ntuo etiiK pleading When taking a lady down do not awk • I* «n •PR’*, wbieberoal only a penny, but her IT aha ia •rwvki.V* » >Mi.r^^> peued," coldly I be a widower, ru-.pj! good tuchxutl’ min in bL- family war aev-r acen. Poor Mjp. <)rang»r She will be heart bn4- replard Jfr. Hlerling xxqtr •I. W. RIKER. like Load Metbnnehh' on they can do without him. three buadrod dollan 1 would -1.VD ‘SKl'k'X ^EOALS AT riBLt> TRIALS IX r.URoFK IX IW«. uw not for any ■ brutal wur-b bb I GEORGE if-BARDEW. am wmi urn DR. ’ll. P- I’lMTUlASt. A .Norat, IX 15xb CuaI-TSM—The fol- uuga ■ anuanne riwMre •u«ki a <mu. I plain ruti-e, with a gtrtkn in front neat- j ly laid out in bwX-ccvwrod wolkn, nod filled it h». an uoeduratrl look. Mery it ia rather- The ehlhbwb by each cmtng« reach Cinaadaign*- , and looked in at tho chamber J Lend over bmh ia love with a toantifal girl, and vfo about to be married to her. On the eve of the wedding day he waa called ia to defood an awful miactwanl—a Mrt. Gen. Sherman. dn nut eall for tnady and peppenaint torn •oevttee. imenda,U> rreanl Mm Ueu. Hoeman foe PIITHICIAM t « »<J«OS.-OkM ««r F. ». llxiiaae M1«» WM. ilHAiyoRD. : ito-v~rtl»»e«eU. toalTitooyfo3Eyfe.,~- 34 BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS Idr. c; rlmell. MIYHICUN* *t:yroX.^M»g« New the hand of death waa upon it "Poor Mra Granger ! Poor little or- j pbau !" Well might Mra. Sterling pity I them. SV ben her merecBarT boabAod waa aigbine over tKe Iwof three hundred dollarn. the young wijow lay feMrieaa, Crack nau for your heataee—i eth are jnod. ' Ddttiny ‘‘INa chock Ml’ of the Jubilee, by praMting bee the Gold- hrmuuia* baoda in Jnlli SO Lb r/1031 UAHT/KGM AND, MlblU.KVlLLE IX I0A SoM By Granger, ia which bo talked hopefully of । bia reweew. am Manage,, be aaid, Beautiful Thoughta. d«y» xftor writing thio letter tbrto come a I tuddcti ehrnpc of temperature, be took ! ccld, which wan fijlowcd by congxstiaa cd admiaatioe and imitation MEaBER BROTHERR ISAAC W. VROOMAM. POWERS & BARLOW JOH N Q. CREM1 ■ c. g.'holb’rooj. . notXKT AT LAW •*> Jf-EMT asse (syg-S-* tesa ARE Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, -.'ssPaints, Oils and Varnishes. Sf. j. Carriage. Sin .aid Ornaaeilal Farmers, examine the WIARD P A I N TE R PLOW, before purchasingothers, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, Sick sad Afflicted! at Lefirre, bit beiered once looked upon bit । Mre. Gr«n aa. Hh« exacting creditor ? him uupleuMOtly. • TV TBS Tut VtcMatrt'DM or a Mmquk.— atroeK. Only a week after Mr. Sterling I tr,.,d the k.v> r>T llui tnner nnaiu»r > I on which Mru. Gru^k had 'naw made im Mi>i, - waa aou bene of regaining nktodonm. If he I that Mcebetb. the wn.'IMO. aeventy lived, the |e<H ia 1510 tn Henry Vjfil. little “All ray les," mutated Mt- 8te,fing. with a rifoUy r-arling Ha. -I've hewd I By' thia You abould never judge by appeanaoae. The other day a I Allo weawtn found man 1 Individual U private Hfo who baa received . up lusiutas asp hcisitt. DR. /.'» L.SUM 'Another' Thia thought ufnoted ■ M «» »» »!*>“ atiD neat on, Mr Sterling took from hie Al A. «. B4k’» CwriogV “O Jefferis »L, the widow n MM, would hear adf total, and that J her children, phvoflif. er toney the huabaud • and father . He that cannot f.rgiva otben breaka , the bridge over which, certainly brakfaet wan Romantic Incident »f Un RubaUtM. ■wrivn- POWERS & BARLOW, furniture looking bewild«rrd. ■ federete ■ Granger. The ; woman brought I txMm. u. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, lor you will aaye (floppy by it. Everybody know* they are the only M^1 riod. "There ia tn Goo but God. met ia hie Propbat!’ A hidof alawgtter followed, and the �TftlfrftifLievl B^rif No Imlictnwnt, After All The fallowing article from the pen of' On Thursday nanhtg * nrj '&* of. tho Rar. Petrcfium V. Nasty, giving the ■ the employes at th* Central.. »«'-■ coal ’ exeat stale uf facte relative te the-. Ute . miner*, end tb<,- foster* »bout the city of. reM outrage la wS! ■ bn read i Jackson Inaugurated a strike and took for- j with mter*t, we think by all uur randens . It ia copied from the fM, BlaJe. grounds at that place Mt. Ledyard at It turns out that tho reported Indiet- nocc telegraphed the facta to Got. Croi- ! went of the LtocUiana Returning Board. jI wdl at Laming. who immediately iuuad ; . the following Proclamation VE6ETIIE Purifies the Blood, Reno- ! vate* end Invigorates the Whole System. <«®«» “ j 'h. «k” >© m MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE Altrratlrr, Tonic. Solcent AND DIURETIC. Is ia now eJutued that Gen. Mabooe will get the Iicmocraiic nomination for Gov. of Virginia, and that the remit thereof will Uirtuoi, Mirs., Atu. 1,1877. A conventiou of colored people will be hrid in NrahviRe, Kj., July 31, to cooaider mraiurm for harmaoiiiag the recta Ltetory of th. mob episode of 1877 will be that which detail, thn difemrorein dol­ ing with it shown by the anthnritiw of ra­ tions placoi. Tho mobs have been pretty much alike, and would hare been mors m if they bad all been treated io tbe msx> way, bat la some places they were over'awed at the atari; in other* encouraged by finding the authorities overawed and cowed un the alighdrt demotmteatiou, snd in Otiaen still, lofuriated by the sliilly-oblillying, the alteraative raabtMm and imbecili­ ty of those whom plitiea! corruption, proUHy, had put into positions of grave responsibility. It would be 1*^1" my ing away," «■ the newspaper* any after an election, a great many of the striker* are acrioualy questioning whether it pay* io hiaartion iu withholding tho matter from the grand jury. Another foitureofthr cuau con.L-te in the fact, thatwfiiilo tbte information iraa filed during ihercmiou of the- grand jury, and two wrafts previous t» it* adjuurn- nothlng to do with the matter While three great muoidpalitiut jtml-referred to were so utterly wanting in the nerve and discretion demanded by the crisis, the Sheriff ol the little town of I’hiUipaburjin New Jersey, when the strikers undertook to atop a train, same down with his neigh­ bors and, in language wore forcible than pHte, said tho runt should go through a! ! all dunrds—auad they went through. Again, the Mayor of Dover in the urae d If it eeat the life of every man in i own - there waa no ififfieulty there. ia not to be mabiUiarcl that the like i idity would have been «acctwiful there.- fur mobs are aggregatictm nf uu and madaeM, but it d-xw apprar us pleasure to errelit tbe aukhoriti-.a I of the city and State of New Yfrk with displaying, on the whole, excellent man­ agement througbnut the erisi*—for we trust that it it now aubetaitially todrd io that Stale. Thia was apparent in dealing with the eommunistio gathering iu the j city, which many Were dcairoas should be I course, the . The autboritiM thought . it better to give the agitator* *11 the rope they wanted. their tuaignificcnoe and talked themselves out. But all the time they wcro\>ldfog their meeting they were anrreundedby a cordon that could hsve annihilated them, and they knew it. Mr. John Hwiaton, _ ... ■ lAt kJ a- . • I speak to MXX) rifles that cover you and to the 1200 cfaha that are drawn against you." Be rather exaggerated th» force, which was well enough under the clrctimstetxM, but it was certainly powerful enongh to hare met say exigency that might hare been precipitated by ilia elo­ quent miscreants, who diaouvcml at but that they were not in 1’arw. Tbc;precautiuna also taken by Governor Robin*ou oa the line of the throdemd railroads were distinguished by like promptitude, energyand good judgement. Hu mored trtep in effectual tnamw, distributed them where they would be whrdly free from )ocri iufluenoM, offered a reward uf |5fl0 for •Jie arrest of any man found tampering with railroad preperey in nolaiion of law ; sad, having lbs co-opcratiocol the railroad authority and of the leading turn at all threatened pointa, he succeeded iu over­ craning the whole danger, which W seemed at aevcral points very grave. When the p^ and quiet of the city of Jackson waa endangered, tho,young but cnergetie Mayor, without delay, and fa • spirit of determination that awed ig^ratr^ : encmirs i <; W. Nicholb to: it. •• acne Co avoid gathering la turbulent crowds in the i(reels, or in aay wi»c enrourapng the Mme. I also reqtxM tbe Sheriff* of ouuntwa, Mayor* of cities, ami all other executive officers of the state, to immediately take such action aa ahaU organiao law-abiding citiarna in their localiue» into a volunteer force for the pramrvatioo of order and the protection of prop­ erty. I earnestly rail upon ail penona In authority to use every means iu their pMerrt s F Th<^A’it,'.»,.i^ Republican recently an­ nounced by rcliafclo authority that Ben Our Washington Letter. Wade has become reconciled to the Presi­ dent's policy. Thin has railed forth a WAilUMOTWt, D. C., July 2fi, 1877. tnut, for two rauooa, J., the re|«irt is letter from the tf-flenstor to the Repnbli'Yu are still on the "ragged edge," with not true; first—it is more thin probable I —it i. almost certain—that the next few tho orgies bf hearing painfully seaaitire to i years will bring before tbe Supreme Court j every new rumor rriative to the rule of *C I—;., ' the mob whidi Ims obteioed io so many I,' - i I’ >t!. American cities during the past w«k. But - n..»nrtg. t. -ilk th*! Yeffftlne W. 4. PALMER. Itdiiblc Evidtucs* >fK,k.re VagMla. U bl* time wise man. ukbbX Jegttinc . Vrerrtlnr YrecKlne W1 non m tm wm Ye^ttae Yecetlne Y«rUne Fine Tailoring a Specialty. Ve«eUae few days went abashed by b« victory over Joseph, hare aeued upon the fact that b* did annihilate tho N« Perrea with his1 in­ efficient army, to renew intrigue* for his remora) The General may rest aMUtod that while ho ia doing hia level brat al the poet of danger, hli enemies, safely in Che rear, will magnify every seeming mmteke YeseUne 33 Monroe st.. Grand Rapids. Mich. Y«cethie YegeUne! Vcwllur YegrUne' Ye^Ciue Ye«ctiue VegBtfoe ery on* in that light. The Mexican dis­ pute hM Iwen much confused by the late escitement, aod its exact status is hardly of hi. tew businea. but he will takes comprubendod. though it may be said that prt io the canrajw. thoblnater over General Ord's in*tructi»r.« Tbe Washington R/pMirit is now has been pnch modified by the firm atti­ ’ urging the ‘'Southem improvements" ups tude aMumed by that officer with tho <vo the favorable consideration of Coogtsm in The Grand Rapid* . of .Munday !! order to give cmyluytnent to idle lahorera. advance in the pries of meaur and flour is | mtuplimefits the coot sc of Gov. Crwwoll,f' Thu argument was threadbare long ago., among the immediate probabililtM of the I in connection with the note, p follows: ' -Cuiara" Swinton, the Communist on­ future, iu e»Mc<|uence of the railroad Gov. Croswell, fur hi* timely, temperate, :! tor at the recent snetting, look occasion bloekan ; but our markets are .amply sup­ and firm-toned prt-cbunatioo, and tbe Gov-' to puff the New York -S’«« and commend plied iith all firm products at very low |ernorand Adjutant General Robcrteon. i for their timely and considerate action in It to the support of workingmen. Cititcn I jdaciug the three regiments uf Slate mili- Swiatou belong* to the editorial *uff of I ti* io their annual oacampmcut ju»t s'- the that paper. nick of time, and at places where, in case When Senator Bayard next makes an singly" have been strangely fulfilled with addrtM'tn a literary body be will not. in us, for the sultry air I rein* jregnate-J with view of recent developmsata, go out of his the cursings from the rioter*. Great runway to anail Gmdral Sherman for remark atereotion prevails everywhere, ami terror ing tint the regular army kept the oounrelgua with savage Uw, brioping carnage, try from anarchy. blood aod death in iu trail Here at ' Citiseu Schwab" of New York, one of Jackson a riotous, lawlcm mob rule* the the pera-xM most active in getting up the hour, striking fnar and nervous dread Io working nieni* meetings,keeps a rum shop. the heart of those awaiting tin; fatal hour. He is a fine example of a laboring man's : The many hundred linker* prewcnl a champion, wbu takre his money, steals hi* Uood-curdling picture, and the ehorua uf brain and robe hi* family of bread. oaths and eurare make lite ear to tingle The Memphis Ap^il atmat out strong —the lowmt dej-tlui of depravity and even for Mr. BaudaU for Speaker and culls for murder ia writlcp on the countanancea of some who mean to rale, though the street* be deluge-1 with blood. Y eslerd.y a train going south came steaming in. and men ■^Southern improvements," which means sprang from all quarters ia answer to the j the Tcxns-PariSc subsidy. secret whistle of the gang, they were teen A Columbus special relative to the l»cm. by tho driver who let on all tho steam, arid 1 ocratie Slate Convention the night before tho engine reensed like a thing uf life it met, atatea that a Mr. Bishop wss will- screaming, leaping aod panting te e«esp< tog to take tbe nomination aid pay aome- tbe dreaded foes, but the infuriated mob thing for it. This may explain the result. boarded, aod Mt down tbe b’rakea ae never . The “barT” of money cannot be reristed before, and only m mad men oocld. stop­ ing tbe train instantly. The msil car wm ' by tbe average Democrats reformer. uecuwpled, nk the conductor told to go. Vegstiae Yegeline Vcertino YegeUne Vegrtkur YegeUne Yrgetinc Gl£tO0£RX£iS, Vecftlnc Yecetiue Vaseline Yegetlae Ye*etlne YefftUne V<etlne YeceUne COFFEE Inline | SOAP Vagettec is Sold by AU OruggiiU. The Mild Power TOBACCO. CURES Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. STOTSTE -WA.HE. Vol. 22 4tf. or none would go." No mail left the atty I yesterday, and the n-iuer* left the end Smith Hogle & Preston. TRIUMPHANT! pita aod lounged around the depot. The prison h well guarded snd one thousand riUMns can ba raised by giving Sniit laiut The Advance Plow The striker* cboee a bed time, l-ciuc exeearirely hot hod dry, u<i ruin has fallen i here in nearly firn weeks, and already tlic > aky taken on a hurid hue, the corn is shriveled, the pasture a aoorelied by the TH* U> stay. From every Land comm the ehcariug awuraoec that the inaction, bar ri»d by the very cxoesoM of the demagogoe leaden, has already act in, ano that tbe ruffian loafer* and the bullies from the alums who Lnictdy pushed their way to the Irodl u the special cbampioua uf labor, atal had their brief day io that capacity, wdl soon have abundant time to reflect ujaie the untlaflle character of the popuI larity acquired aa leaden of brtttal tube, I aa they langufoh behind the hare of our | penitentiaries for a lifetime, and which in the earn of many of them may be cut •hort by the art of “Jack Ketelf " P“*coger trains are running over the B. k 0. He and commanded tho reepect oEW tew abiding citizens, Mid the Jaw should be Railroodi centering there run despite Uwrtrikcn, and. In a fewhouru tU train* were running on time, tie mob .iripcreed, and quirt reigned in tb« place of asmrehy and confurion, withont H>c of any vfoluot measure, as the mt> well understood that-no blank ratridge, wou'd be fired, if firing buraao ueowmny to on- The Cincinnati Gazrilr tells the mo­ cha aim and employee* in factories that they acted weakly when they consented to Imre their inherit the demand of tramps, roughs and vagabonds. . E« Gcv. Letcher of Virginia, when re­ turning from a Baptist fair, waa asked by a friend what ho had been doing. *1 have bcm rating oyster* for the Lord at a dol- rarii's Ministry in an unenviable dilemma as ragarda truth aad veracity, and front what can bn gathered the movement of troop in question sppeare te be accepted m the first positive step of the British Govcrumeut, leaking te anned interven­ tion in bekalf of the Turk. Il* popularity will probably depnd very largely upon iu turew, and cannot but be regarded by the Prime Minister aa fall ot pril to his party. An able and wary opponiiion te watching tbe first indication ol diaartcr to order an LIGHT-RUNNINi HOWER i REAPER THE CSS.? BEST. Plaster, Ums, Stuooo, Plastering Hair, Shingles, 4e. TBE HiSflKS liffilill UHEE September 17th, aod clones on tho Slat. The Reform Club of Charlotte nowmeupiea quarters in the new block near the The Michigan Central It It /trials for. want uf disposition but from lack of are thoroughly overhaulmg and repairing tho Charlotte depot. executive ability to do the work demanded of them in the emergency. To'mack Brookfield is the banner red ribboo town and boasts of five slaba with 370 credit cannel be awarded Mayor O'Jfocweil, and we trust the people of the flute will not fid to cell into the public aervi.c undersigned at Grand Raridair. order that. ia high paaUioaa a man who haa proved complete prcparatirma may be made. hrumrifan Htb’jo onferoa order, and pra­ N. J. Smith. By Mdev of tbe Vermont Society. te-1 the beat interest* of aoriclT*n>» contrast kxrtween the action of Gov. Craewoll of our State sad aomo ,uf the G-nrneni of the othor Slates, shows the ruption of eirfar freight or pameuger trains although some of iu train hsn-L were inllmldaud into protesting against the trans­ portation of troop by Baltimore roughs and by tbe tramp who hurried in from the surrounding country to taka ad vantags of any opportunity offered for pilhge and murder, from furloup-U granted many of tho train han-M of the B. * 0. roud it u inferred ilia: three will be no resump­ tion to freight traffic until iU protection is fully guaranteed by a return to our nor­ mal condition *tew-abidi^ people. The national authorities ere in receipt of diepatehes from all important point* this morning, which seem to render inaxpedi cnl any further special mraaurer by the mihury to rupprem the inaurrertiou. Pub­ lic property al all toreatwxd pints ap­ pear* to be amply guarded, and R ia be­ lieved the inatruotitma already >Mued to nd the focal authoritire in proteetiag privat* property and m preserving the peace, insuro the early ro-nsuMiehm«nt cl law A. D. 000K. Q. P. Rowell 4k Co't, Co,. CR-A-MP'roi’T’ai IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE “BEST " ; aa4 <1.. il«ro ar. ls~My »l w“’k. «bs are Infeet*-! onk toe rerel- HOM ESTl C-HTBG iricius M 'SR:i?SS£^?J£ Battle ctf Benningtnn. Tile 100 anoiranmry of the RsUlo of Bcnuiagton will be comiMUtoraled st the city of Grand Itepda, Mieh., on the ICth day of August, ,877. Tbe programmo comprise- a New litgland dinner st Sweet's Hotel, oration, by Hou. Wm. A. Howard; poem by Dr. Bingham, music by Prof. Herrick's Glee Club, toasts and rrapoa^. All New Engte^drra, rwMrol in 3ltcl>ipui, are cordially invited to bo present and purtiripato with us in the cefobratinn. AU who can and will partake of tht dinner j will plaaae send their wmra to once to the | 'DOMESTIC' : �ratrlMd •tea w4 Aetafaai OoU loll Hfa —93s in tte ahadi-. Ni-fstrike in Hastings, I fuoirab talk. . Wbuui, Oortfajcum. Grand MmI tor. tee fag been piaasaed u remorc by dsrth from drefc «u Worthy brother. Harvey Wright, uoa uf d.e charter memben, a. wJlaa uno of tte past maatreo fa thia lodge, thereby severing still anotbre AU Abbey, Dewy, MeNaaghtou. . fow. ■ H. H..- Cete Ttextar, Cteric. Dud link ia &. ohafa usd baring no* more SpataMfeg, Tu^iwoa aod WfaUamn. ley Waner, Prof. Proctor, J. T. Trow­ raeaat ohair, therefae, Aheent AM. Row al) and Young. bridge, Mrs Dias, Frank R. Stockton and Rniltd. That while wr sincerely AU. Dowry, chainaaa of Committee on mourn hfa fore, yet w. bow in humblal Sd« aod Omao Walla reported aa foOowi. Hvpktua and Board are among tte artiste eubmimioe to Ufa cummauds, knowing I r~ tte ll^nkl, thr Jfa^w narf Gro- , wboiihutrate their art idem The eoutribetioos of Mr. Loagfrlfow and Mrs. ThaiI that He dneth ill things srell. uw am ia vane, but ’-H. H." writes -A That while wo rem nBor but Dream about Fairies'' which might per htlfa of this wodd-o emsaUation tohfaaffartod family, yet wnt^Uu llwmi . i I- A. Iltebt~4. m Iks weal side af Bread-ay, , . , ... I •^■Ul *ra»». respestfeHy report that wixen and earncai sysapatby in their hour u... — —< —u —u- - a- *-!••-----! of sore trial, and dare aay that Hr who • tompers tte wind to tte abtwn lamb, will | te a falter to all tboao who trust in Him. Rnulrr^, That thia hall atell ba drajwd in mouniinr ninety days, and that a t»p» interesting information relating to those of thew rreolntiotu be prreentei to his Hrpotl trecptod aod adupted by ayeu airy srebilacta, tte linla; Mrs Groaer widow and orphan. . dmcrites A Sammer Rida ia labrador . Rt*Jrfd, That , ur Master te rcqureUvl aod aay» *> folfowK , Mr. Stocktou given aw aacouat of a visit to to procure a photograph uf Bro. AV right Ayw»—AU. Abbey, Dowry, McNaughton, A VilUg. of Wild Breat. Mr. Trow­ Spaulding. Toadinaon. and WinUcmaa.; bridge's aerial fa eontiaubd ; aod there are to bang la this hall. other storim an-l aketatea which, with tte ' T. J. WlLPKa, I usual editorial and aafaneiteaeoaw dapart- I Nays—Nooe. W. F. Biegrw, By AM. Tomlioaon. ( X/emJsn?, That the Hide Walk Cute- 1 mute, be aod are hereby inauuctad ta I In ibe H m/c-AwmI. we have one poet esMoa crow walk to te built revom Green writing of another 'poet's boat- Mr. R street on Went side of Part street. H. Stod<terd rendering that service for lhe Adopted by ayre and naya aa follows — j rider Dana In lha next number Mr. | Stoddard himaclf ia' to be tte subjset of Eda. BAMwn:—Item, uf mtcraat ia Ayas—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, MeNaughWoodland are not very numero-a. al thia too, Spaulding. T-*linaua .nd Winkle- ' tte article in the Fret's H«ma Scrim. , Among tte fahar contributors to this num time. Bat there fa ooc intarmt>og themr bee we wotine Nare Perry, Sophia May, that ahould pteue ril Uropcrorov loviag Margaret J. Preaton. lhe author of tte peoplr, aod that is we are not cara.-d with Cgly Giri Papers, and Margaret Eytinge. any pka. where intoxicating liquorv are ^J. W. Coater of Haatiogs nry eloquent .ad atective ' Don ( fail to rewi tte proceeding of tte j ketara al the M. E. Church eraaieg, July 15th, far wheb Mr- Curtov reeeirod a OMtritetea uf *3,89. Advertasiug, not strikes, ia a sure cure I Tbe proprietor and riert of the drug atom and tbe proprietor df tbe hotel fro, AU trains on the Michigan Centra! and quegtfyAaar language from (he entailing i» branches are running on time. pubiie that dom no* art with poodgraje.be A new rote! nien tte went wing of tte nano, they cannot get amurthiag for tirtroridaew of Hau. H. A- Goodyear. WOOL WOOL.~ CHY DRUG STORE , rtl ■^OOX. UABUXNO SaBM1C RJBDIKS. | MEDICAL and, LAW r . rer BOOKS ryvtW In Hastings. Uklbct SCHOOL. The Woodland Sfacct 8«te-d coodMtod the roming fj| by the ssgnod.with able aeriatante if > commencing on Mreday, Sept. 3.1 and roounning ten worta. Claam. will prfa». My be formed in Ptwmanabip, Heading H-nry I’romid Md Uigter Anthmatie, i:tem.eisry and Higher Akp-bm, Goocretiy, Nataral Ph3 T^tT'rBo<>\KeT^' ** A “kateo te formed « frigv-ouiretry Latin if there te a auSaaesI nnmber that deaire 11 to Warrant lhe fonnation ofsuch dawn*. Provision will .bo l« m.dc (he Bceuni. XT!* JatouiH CtrnaUM 'Acmpeianey r>.t>a uf u~.ii.jf., orjwiard tkt wcekl ago, began with thirty-arrow umnea, and to day W tert anrUW one h.oJred »d BiBcty, ver Motto ia "Dwro to de right,” p>pie.’ririfG.re«nmMW»," GOdra Tert, c.reftilly Treparel. CLOSING OUT! Closing Out! Adulator, Closing Ont! Balahce of Our Spring and Summer s|ock. Suite ■rtunlly worth $7.50 now only ^6.00 IKELV VEGETABLE Suite.actually worth $10.00 now only $6.50. Suite actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. Coate and Ve»t> rcaHy worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coats and Veals regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys' mute $1.00. 1.50. 2-50. 3.00. 4,00. Bbyn' suite for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Mena fine al! wool pants$2,50, 3.00, 3.50. Men's all wool Coats, job lot, odd airea, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S M HITE VIBES worth $1.25 only 75 cia. Men'ti snntnier coat* 25cta. Men's heavy liitci: pants for 85c, worth 1.25. ' Entire stock to be sacrificed to make room for our fall stock. Tte Presidrei fa the Muttul tefc In- i *>,W!“““*■ « <bai when lhe I pfatev Voltes vfihrir comtuny are duly I relied to act as cuten. . «4far» avib I Han. in fupprsaelug tu-t,. u, i. vfadie.,* ung tte lawt. their efaim. co the company BAD BREATH. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and d 42, Canal St., GRAJfD RAPIDS. GBAMD EADACHE. fiieSMia'r'LiTnIsniatiiT it leJkiit. Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! . ry'anre mawuleg t. BttO.mm. Tbsa. acua .re frwn fJM la rJ.«U . sack drawn surr fac- >'«r IkHr rvtaru la as, we wilt pay rttb at tbeir teoe valua, sta.aetlag la ppi.tkk. K"""' *f B,'B - a- a»*ker. tadmg any fa the kke.e setae, will earetelty mall them t. IT HAS NOfcQUAL. faw.«3«. •fa4kraK^H-rai Til C0S8UMPHVI8. S.ix?ai£^5ascw“.’«-i ) B. MtNITACmUtRa B. SOU) BY ALL STORK KEFF1RS. 3! $20,000 REWARD! $20,000 Lost $100,0001 ' P. B. BININGER'S “OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. trade u rvalinually ioerreamg. be call, th, attention of the t ublie generally to ba aa. taweivn atook and particularly to hi, Uv Camak* Sat ntamn Hail*At uxtTh» petite line. «an*»<c>l ua their euiworr ev^ Munday May 14lh,i three fail express inutu oest, in cwencctfoo with tte M. C IL R. Pnsamige-s leaving H swing, m 7-JW*. m., arrive al Buffalo annsaday M 8*10 KM., and Now Yurt] next morning al I0.3U g. M. This fa a j ^y exprem i. tte beat Irifa between I Mtchwan and tte E~t tan from , Detroit to HsfJa, atepiug ooaotea from HufWo to New Tort. SOLD BY ALL STORE KKEPKRS ■»jtwwen,aaat $W REWABD! New Advertisement*. 7453 -%^.V?b5J6SCSrt?2fe’t?8:: v.’«i.T3~'"'r-'--“c5::"j* !ca]i Ayer’* Advertiaement*. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ji Hj sp of-tk°BIG HAT. I of IUTB, CAPS nsri GKNTW FVRNI8HING GOODS to be Ibaod’urt-' s Joke rorne. ia, 7/A* IS RKLI. IXG THEM AT Mt’Cn I.OVtER rA/t'AN-Don l fail io tee the goods te- 1« fa pot Mutebk a Mooed attempt would .'Wares expect mneh aywpathy. Wc hope rreuh ni easily far tte mob M tte Cr?t. At St. Lovis, nlfain are resuming their, rtb areridert gill leaeh him and ail ottey pcnwia oU If, tes'e team* atanllng ia tte otdinary sppesranoe, and m doubt ia felt ttei the pbifae will te abb, tearefcrth. to street wilteal being properif cfafa whteb will probably bring abort an 'a^afa’ntioi of dlterewcfa <t «ffa. Tte Ute Slw rtriken mill b-U rett and teebre itey will trot rr»W» to »<*k nates tte rednatlM of wagca Is snusfod On the 0- and M- read fretgbte Barred (« ueoal. tte stdkasu pocreBy going to — A(1 l-r^ptioo.-.d I _ ______________ < a>s Welcomb Marble. man, and rfa. if •{*> danragn bad been Thf Port Wayne strikers bold out, bet negfaiatioaa asw ia f rogruaa with ibe oM ./terr BTOri, - ■ ■ ■ X- l-JA* Sch*>o1 Bool“ , rnnteted at IMdfatet. rates. . । At tbte time Aid. Young entered ttei i Counril rooms and tpok hia real. Tho above account, were tliuwsd. and ' orders directed to te drawn ua tte proper , fund, by ayre Kd naya aa fallow j . Ayna—Aid. Abbey .‘Dewy, .McNaugh­ ton, SpaaUfag, Tbndiofoa, Wtnklaaaaa ; and Young—7. Aid. Temifasoti moved, Thai tte Street Commillte be and are hereby instructed to cairre the foot walk on East side of Pile Bridge on Mkh. Are. to te leveled and pUord in proper atepe and abo to cause flo-xl Wood lodged sgslmt Mid bridge to be removed, which motion waa adopted. Aid. Tomlinaou maved. That the South ; ■ide of State blrttt te gndnl fcf a side­ ba<|l|*t *•’ »'.'**•! tbe trepte had tte «•>»• 1 Hall M>-nlghL *" walk from opposite tie nriJoocai uf tte i sapetteire. lbs axa./ faiaa ^uiskly rii-«l I ’ Nnhville Hems by ladlvhlusl rauait^rev. Tbe lavrirs fa I Dtu't fail to atieod the tamperscor Robert Brady talks of building a large, i late H. J. KsnfieU in amund wan!. Wefa liailae. a asIn Uniu. .re Ibnb. Mm I’. T. W. t amsteU dewrib.. faceting next Sunday aftarnoou on ti|« ; brick dwelling house this fall, which i. to | to the fool bridge; fhirh mfaion <ns re. a yslten walsrUy tbs dtemverol la Dori U . C<4rt Hutto- Square. । te kiiuaLei it the centre of the village. • M». ckaptrrs of are ssrewlei tv a I ] Robert is an euterprbiug bgstQW msn,' The regular tnomldy bnaincsw mwtiajf ; That the question af tte legality uf) of the Reform dab for August will ucear -■ and fa determined fof to te outvied in th* 1■ impyorement of Sashvilie. Such mm Liquor Bonds apptnyed ‘,y thia ttoyrd be on Tlie-dry evening of seat week. referred to City Attorney ami that te re­ ere a btedug to tho ecmvnnity. The regular August meeting of tte port at tte not meet mg. Dr. Wickam has bought a bran new B-ard ot hhlm-atiou will beheld al the Motion adopted. boggy. He says tte fair sex must be uf tte Serwury next Tuesday even- , Dy Aid. Deweyhumored and be is willing to do hia share. Rrtdnd, That when ibis Council ad That's right, Ductor, throw io your mite, jotrne we adjourn nutil Monday evening and |gay . ujtMtoJoof blowing* follow­ neat, for tte rapron pnrpoee of taking , into omeiucTaUoa tte nistur, 4>c wsdeoBlsek A Fuller. It u a derided improve- j ! W. 8. Ay Is worth has removed to Mid- ing w<i straightening of State .trurf from • “dlaville, there to ply hit vocation as a met• '■ Court to Green street ia ward two, and < ichart. We regret bis Ioe<, snd congratu­ tbfa the lUcnrder notify carb and ail per-1 Tte usual Sunday Achuul exerefare wiii |' late <mr sister riUsgu on its valuable ac- : I' OS intervoted therein of-said moating and 1 . te held itaat riabtetb 41 tte M. E-ehurebl <qnisitiuti. "Wall" is a teakras worker, and aubjact bo and ia hereby deferred until . I will mile it interesting for tte people of Monday rveaiog mu' _X titermsn being at I’otoskj_ j _! Middlerjlis Baeoiqifoc »aa adopted l<y gjm aad A new Wa'k baa been built by lhe Charley Bronson, oar genial landlord, bora aa firiluio. io front of (te lot owned by Juhn Beaenxe } abd'Xis amiable wife have retained home Ayaa-.AU. Abbay, Danny, McNaugh­ on Broadway tte pt esen I week. A much [ aooo more; and now the boardeni and iton, Tcmlisaoo, Wiwkk-maa and Yeung । needed improtetuanL 1 gucats rejoice aa the folks did of old when Lstlsrs edlrsBMd ta tbe MUatag perseaa H«. .X.U-, -uimeala aartausel ia the pauS.i al Haxisia. i!iou<*fa*. He write, ptertody of tte.I There hate been arraral lawuite rom­ Itarry <«saty. Miek , July t|. ID77 t That tte Sirert CommUfto be author­ coaatry t»d huprv for ponnaneijt relief io J, enrol in our viU»p thia week M. «J. Be.ate C»l«. lUkrwk. K-ro । ' ired to procure vpea>nliva for repairing Katorts. tfaac Roeaaber^ Arabey Hlskwaa. that wild but beautiful country. but when Brady A Cntae stopped into the e‘l|we»a, tte eaMulling partire goqld beat a sbaunent ata So-jth fafa af |pn Bridge, Ata meeting of Hsstipga Lodge, j Motion adopted hasty ratrsai. 14, V. S. of L, bald c» Saturday farm His Hum* tte Mayas, sppaietai the Gro. M Dewey, apd Beqj. B. Buee Tte strike is o»er, and brother Pariah following Alda, u a menten of tbe standelrrtrd delates to the Grand Lodge: ten p»« to work on tte Ud wages, bat ng cr.mmiuews to fill tscanciea canard by wiiirh meets al Grand Hapsda today. ' ^11 hare thia plane noon, to seek his far rasigpation of Aid.' Lewis. ‘ “ Good leek tn you, Committea on Finance—Aid. Young. | The ioteieat in ite AinjJpy Ctantoittoa ua (tens end Side Walks-| meetings, on tte Court House Sq Aid. winkieu.su continue unabated, nod tte atteodanoe b Railroad Matter*. ' Committee OO OnHnanora—A ld.Wia-1 good drepito tbe cxlreaae hfa weather. Tte railroad Mtaaifoe, ihb mornlag, Wh are far from taring convinced that tbe may te very brirly rcaiiErd npJJed Ribben movement is on tte wane— Tte freight btekade at Husterg fa |/n lU sopt^ry g p.w» stroeger aod pretty wall beoken. 1‘aanager traina are slr’ingw. ' ’ kfatoiod ng ihd tok4r* i.rrBKAftw !u>?icb» There .was’ a . runaway on our streets On the Bakin.ore and Ohio road freight Tuoulsy afirennoo. reused by leaving un­ M well as passenger trains - are running Tte pubtbten of Mrr&arr's .VortA/y . undertake a dllteult task when the seek to I hitched a team. In this inatance but lit­ are./ and want frota Cumberland A’. Chisago ite quiet is only brokso by maks'ready a tjxabDy Mtobfo number, be tle damage waa door, which waa fortunate, m fhe tram waa tte property ot a poor 1 earn-- iatiusaliosie that tte n<-tcre may try Ip Indiana |ba Vandal., ewpueen altftopted to prerart trains faup woriag, but. tet eight, they teU t teretre- at which it waa rewired to go to work at • Suita actually worth $15 0Q now only $10.00. A rary faw ahoertr last Tteunday and . Hon. J. W Stischcomb baa throated a yet earn nod potataa anad mure rale field of 12 acrew of Clawaoo what, from Tte regular m .utUy meeUag af the which ba recrivod a yield of marly du Common Council win be l.cM on Friday bu.hria per acre. Thia baa baea nearly’ the average yield pf all thpt l«a been Wright a nfacd Ventriloquist, | throated uf this hind of wk«< ao /ar M u. i>. a. . etc.. wiU eaiarUio tte people at CuIm’ we have bees able to lereu. Wc are tpformed fate* Stedif Graaay arrowed yeetarday CM wsmuei L iiHtai* of In lag. charged with » nindidng a rape on a daughter of J atore Brew of that township. Tte girl fa between right and nmo yores af Mtv It is stated that Brew tad hit Wtf» war abiant from boane and that Halbeit inured «£c grl to go with him to the fafaun: a> Sunday rvewiag far1 (ba row, *r.i romwuued tte «rtax> while out ia du rondo. The aaaminateip if eat dnaa far thi. monrihg before Jrttb* — WAHZER4BAEKES I fare pwreteaing. SldNOT BIGHAT GOOD IKTS TO THK FUBLK! »«» »rc four prafasdy __________ uproptiate to the are IbomMs. OfarkaK. Wbitol.es'l i very pieaaantly and tmdeestandiegthe hsaata and habits of tbe North foan Grouse; in another, Mr. J. Egi^ontgotwerj. under tte iWe of’A Jvy faj*.: a-fto a. D»m STOCK OF GBOCEBIE8 CARBOLIC OIL a of Twise MmaUnW .• >h. nem>orSe~>> ^•AMcehti cf si: kiud. eurad. Caoeers uf tte Blrest I rewseeed without breaking tberekin if Ink -1 an surly. Knifa Mt wed. \erj Hub I pain. Call on or eddr— \ R. F. Bm,w«. M. D., ! PltiFLK OF BARRY COUNTY i trfti Gncer? Buiiesxe CHESTER’S CUBE ’ WIT NKria FAILS'Try it o^-wi Ai my OU) itfAND ear- and will fa n 7a-L-hrr-’1’ Bronchitis, COMPETITION won �Liat Mrcraftft?Rok’F*M taro Mm.tw.ta tew 4«. TTbUE TABXaE. PoMt>UM>icAi.8<KurrT row th Twix I TT-wtrmt Amxt Fain, to m H«ij> WKVnUPAT, mt'MDAT AMD FMi>at, tavntta LT, 18,19. 2V*awn 21, 19T7. mp«p Railroads. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER. kamt; Jsdli-SffinWSXj SlsS The Leading Paper of with them • If ranovad there ia difieulty ________ come flBAIDTStm RAILW W JCME 10. Hrt«- is »r ploteant type.i that *ni ddlght I TaJdng Eftwct June 2<th Ifyy coTriwTTr Has The Largest Circulation. Is Kadically Republican in Sentiment. raiaero, mechanic*, raanafaiiturera, artMa. h-jrtirulturirt*. pomologirta and fioriata of the SOU. The prevniuitia muat amount ' to >10,000, which will be paid in auk,.nJ ’ Wl, knnw .I,*, fl.i. nt,I — L—. CONTAINS THE LATEST NEWS, BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD And w a Local Paper ia u»iuirpa>sed it: the State. 'Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year ESsjwb .u . IsEiW Fart Wan: J’tini & Saiini HtliUD. in Advance. imT Mrsm In Our lUnruwu kindred or brerel. that w, Nairt- j j horn* agaiatt Shorthorns Devon* againat , . Devon.. The tolal mmi-ima fur mitlr imported from China; and, uf eouroe, a the liberal great deal of lying was published about tuent hi DEPARTMENT, Wo are prepared to till all Order? promptly for Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Letvpccd, are all considered. It ia thought that thia policy will meet lhe approval of! the friend* of the Society. For thorough- j bred*-the premiuma amount to >300, for hoTM* afal! wwi, >517; for ■ road»ten, • that breed, or tbe Aylcibcry'dvek., which broaden rtoek,’>378; f<* erut* driving honca tn rnad wagon. 8315; for draught horaro, >354; for aaddle horaot, |.'b>. ictal । Rouen uoeki, and they hare no .{uaRtiea on very tightly, hiving ail Inebd docent toena of Uro Petina are frequently am. a new ciaaa—Clam 18, Diviaion U , bard-1 era apecial prctniumi for Michigan borac, . roadatrra, thoroughbred*, Million., mare, and geldiam. and have offered a liberal and when dry apply another coat, filling up all the crevices where tbe board* were ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ ments, Envelopes, Busi­ ness and Calling Cards, &c„ &c. KISKiSSWTftE iffiutl K/w a K^utu. HAND RAPIDS DIVISIDI. Tie KrtUhle MNH Uw ■tn DAPIDI AID DSilin I ...... fgHPL'W-..' IkarUt'lL Urovwte t W~4mI Mm Geo M. Dewey, Editor. Stale Sr., Haxtingw. Mich. r*ir. , • . . .1 1 x^ _ , . ..... . . _ ‘ I ** arm that the tool amount x-ferv.1 io Hie ISV 4T10X ar |fcc l orMi dlTir!own{ b ,UJC _ “The mom cffecUre pre.erv.tive for egga : o.,t ,u illiberal amount, but one that will that bat 4X been proproed ia linared oil,or justify* an cahibitloa of liorvea heretofore j cotton -red oU m*y be uaed matw-l By ««*w|Ual*J i» the 8b|e. Il will bo noticed um. lw, thick iu. dk„d ,,k,.E f .a ehaff, oork-eutinga, at maple fowduu. . dwelling-house, it-la better to corer lhe 1 —-,V.feWa.'. I T iTT*.” TT ' A M.itaknn Dugiiotta. Yeatcrday, juat aa lhe aun had fairly r.^l I— IL. L___ . houee coating from 12.00" to >3,it0ll eaa ’ be ronftd fir about t^OO, while cement. Pacific slope. atoiitury fa - •vperioteodrnt by it»elf. ' A groat attraction ba* l«n tdded t« llw p,m|lry jo thefertibm Mr | II. Todd, uf Vermillion, Ohio, will 1 a* al* thia .ianaetHUnt tsswysswas •zu’:. a roof at the latter materia! ia not KBtTTIXO tel'ILDtaua. muvru onwaro, an nnci.caciou* or trie in , ••• “ lervat that waa centering itaelf In hi* wel- ’n,i far*. . He had hardly pracrew*.! the die I brnfox) »____ r L-ir - li. .l . . . • . . : ik.» *k 'fHOl law L>. •> on the frunn of buihiinpi; aod haring ;rnwj; lu IU I*. .KW.MVZS.'fh.. •'■•■•••___ Ijatlas^at fasaf I ^5 •s Tte Great Swta Ttemfc orthern N BAILWAY COMPANY CENTRAL A aolid wall of mortality wm formed around the apot where the’ victim of the awn'a fierce raye had-fallen. Npt a broath Down to a Butinett Bath. with a note from Depot, 104 READE STREET, Kew York. tboe remarks rontemplatra building a dwelling, 1 ad vine bin to one hemlock for abljr deigned the pair! far Dear wife: deed me a poekel-haadkerchief. John. She went tluwly to that drawer U get the droirod article, and while looking for it I .L. ------- ml. ui—: t_.... ' Sunlight of my *ou! : Yr.n will have i afflicted man. and W» told that be waa to acad me, a handkrtchirf. Yuur I bfe, laating perbapa 100 year., if kept dry. •uffrriag front aunatrnkn. He {rained hi* bewitching ayae to turned my hrod thia riaeal tube to thr proper elevation and morning that 1 fovjrot to take one with me. located the air aod than aaidp "Gentle­ U you JLdlkm Mere, jut when driven, to men, you an tuiatakefl in your diagntwi*. Thia thing < touching hia note: la* never tWS & CO.’IS GEO. via IlIll.O i te* rfMiteww.uiVn 2^«=JSSfcs uiJs'ESME PARLOR ORGANS »sn4a;*! D ’•*"•»•<_____ •' , aawWq . MH 25 to 30 reara ago, the majority of country lity fairy-wife. Your* tendofy, Jokn. SJic aighed. gave tbe hry the handkarehirf. and aighed again.—ZMebwry tens !•••■*. ImmK m glided over the water* of yonder bey aminal a pint of pickled |*ppm." An old Ur who waa prawat looked Jtp into ^About forty can of 1dvwrpbol freight the venerable virngc ol the vpWrer and daily paaa over lhe Chicago and Lake | aaid, “Governor, y.mr head ia Irrel yet,’’ Huron Railroad. Ttecoo cant go to Mon- | excunum of mett>brrt of the Leciaiatunt of thia Slate tu the upper pcninaala, to «t*n from Chicago Augvl 7th. The party will riait the iron and copper mining region*, ami Lak* Superior THR ORIGINAL “ Where ia your wife!" ON LT genuine 'Vitalif ThreUiit laches. Hoe. Henry Chamberlain, of Three that POULTRY WORLD. we think ^^dsSKSR’iiSKB I City Drug Store! J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, • - MICHIGAN. Bffig Drugs and Mcdicinea of nil (h scriptiuris Also n full line of umii . DBWt. Railroad Lfflaoi, LI. SRI. tevr- "siasEs8 for Liverpool. :^*r Pennsylvania rw^aaEsMctsia: ^tmnss&sssta!: s^SaEs^-sra-* TA,LOB. 0„, MX � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-08.pdf f1de2df3c8ade657e338c14b814a1dc6 PDF Text Text """ yyr^rpveUe^ *4XXte . VOL. XXII. NO. 15 HASTINGS. BABRY COUNT/, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8. 1877. WHOLE NO. 2061. '"ii-W”' of He pigeon tribe. Thia fellow, who is ■tewt . b« m . rntll twrkcy. fa eaW the .-rowoed-m^coa, nod comas Tram Jsv, tudaora. of the neighboring irionda. He i» a splendid bird, with a wide-spreading Itwill pay you to Drill your grain. You will gave one-half bushel of seed {ter acre, and gain from three to ten bushels per acre in the yield; but to obtain the best results you mutt hart a Drill \that iciUnot bunrh thi need. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON rets the ttuwer Hlixk.fllatvtt'rML^MSac*. ATTORNEY AT LAWASOLMBTOB ^CUAXCIfRr. -‘“;-k*u-b.d andHwposiag air. The Superior doao the seaaun. It proved a great .ucores. Tbe day M-ed merrily on. until luncboou-timc. Rupert bad made up bat mind to have ijuict ramble with Kitty, »nev this meal, and if thing, wont ■< tn sneak d his love. . But be bad counted without his host, for when luncheon was over, and he had get rid of hi« snnl, Mra. Stacy, wbo bad relied him to her side to wait on her, lo! Kitty had diaappaued. Full of jealous fours, sad determined to find out wbo his rival was, he set forth ihnxuh tba wood, tu discover FORCE FEED will bow all kinds of Grain and Grans seed ly as Sand rani through an Hour Glass. And the HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, IB one of the best Drills manufactured. Quantity of need sown regulated without change of gear-wheels and a perfect force fkkd. whether towing one peck or four bushels per acre, which is the case with no other drill. STUDEBAKER! HAntUttlg. MU*H.. U K. WTACFfKA. Ttt^. IlsviastM.«4 lb«, C«>uat UeasasaVMU* ®V •14 »!••' «l tarts—.. with areva r—m »4 betwr . < aa.>i>toia<.l>iisll to Jj—t io are all wr aits- -satawLtsxj:' ts war S LIGHTEST RUSHING WAGONS BADE. “Ob. darling!” he cried, “what an it ? Thank heaven. 1 hare found you.” “Oh, Mr. Mortoaer," abe cried with a little sob, “how glad I am to see you * I began to think I should have to stay here ell night alone. I've aprained my ankle ao I can’t walk. What «Lr» I do and nU »stm I* Will ths SiraJta^ 8iBte. wiMittaaaM I tn raUai h st p mi w ate. S0F*Hari [ssm made by han 1 from the best Extern Oak leather,! and every strap warranted. DENTIST Our hero took both tbs little bands, and held then tightly in bin own, while he auctioned h«r anxiously as to the accident, relating meatllitne how be came to And her •Bat bow,” cxdaimed Kitty ruefully, when he bad dona, “tow am I ever to get back ? I don't bulieve 1 can walk a GREBLE & RL'SBELL Sicilian. Neville. farm-house, where a swing had been put up for her. in a little grove of trees. Huddenly a - merry voire culled out I •■Here." and a handsome young own leaped the low fence, sod advanced toward her, laughing, and duffing his hat. Kitty was out of tec swine and on her feet in an instant. bar eyes Hashing, her figure drawn up to its full bight. She looked prettier than erat in her indigna- ATTORN KYS AT LAW 4 SOLICIT- “tWI yo«."' JUSTICE or THE PEACE. Ihwma t GKOKGE U B.lItDEN. jLuiTe?.F jimirmii: num 4766 Kitty looked as if she ' Certainly, with the utmost roclnras. "You called •Kup-.-rt,' didn't you “I was calling my dog. sir," ssld Kitty, with infinite hauteur. ‘ WeH, I'm uut exactly a dog,*' was the laughing answer, “batxl've often been railed -an impudent-puppv — at your aerrice, Miaaf* And he bowed spin proKiuy, ___ .. ------------------------------------- e mut­ tered to herself, not cxjecting to be heard, Tbe stranger beard tbe word, MvertbeIca. Mri manner changed He became *n scrii’O* and deferential • u the most chivalrous knight of old in presence oi his BUCKEYES TO 5 CHAMPIONS SOI.P FROM HARTINQS fflKrifiL MIPHLEVIljJ.K tH 1BT6. Sold By MESSER BROTHERS CxI-ei: j iif.ntrr POWERS & BARLOW ing Material, House Trimmings, Painta, Oils and Varnishes. >t- J- M4/A Carrins, Siin aid Onmital. Fanners, examine the WIARD ‘ PAINTER PLOW, before purchasing others, Every onewaranted. .41,! HIM: DUlliT Those contemplating buying Special Medical Announcement Mowers or Reapers should see Joy Comfort and Happiness the Walter A. Wood Machines, Sick aaslifllcted! >> '■ U n_v> rtavrlaaa AIuib OF HAHTTNG8A.ND VICINITY. DR. J. B LaSURE "I beg pardon. V® afraid I’m tras-paaring. But the path through lbs field was trodden as jf oos had the right of way there, an-i 1 beard you call—well. I made a mistake." Again the mirthful took danced in hi^eycn. "Good morning.” He swept the very ground with his hat as he executed soother profound bow, and then turned, and putting his hand on the top of the fence, vaulted ever, and the next moment wm out uf sight. Kitty did not swing any more that day, but went back to the bouse, muttering. "The impudent fellow!" white tbe real Rupert, who had been off chasing a nb bit, re appeared jnst al this juncture, and accompanied her, frolicking and barking round her. Bnt thia ^as not the Rupert she meant wbeu-lhe aaid “The impudent said die General, leading that personage up to KiUy. • His Mtne, by bsptiam, u Rupert Morus^r, but bo is st»b a saucy follow, that W ia boat known among his friends as ‘thst iapudrat puppy!' " Tbe eyes ef tlie two young people tneL Young Mr. Mortimer's were daoring with fun. For tbs life of hrr. Kitty ronld not help laughing. 8o they laughed in con­ cert, and be aaid, bowing low, and repeat­ ing the worda be had used in the garden, “Yea, 'that impudent poppy'—al yourser- ■He is making sport of me,'' paid Kitty to beredf. and drew h-rwelf up Unghuly; 31 for the teju of tbe interview tbt was J and rererrrd, coeflnlng herself to “Of rouree you, can't. Who aaid you could ?" cried Rupert. “Bui you If get back rfgh^all the suae, for I intend to • Curry me 1" KMy gave a little serous, and-shrunk back, and covered her fat® with both hands, for ahe felt the Mfot ‘ blundered oct. untbinkinylx “What will Rupert did.: not atop to reply to i thia question. ..Tify little cared be for wbal people Said. Without a word, he put hi. arm. about Kitty, and lifting bar bodily from her fret, Walked of with her a* if she had been a Imlber-weight At firet, Killy struggled a little , but the strong, manly arena bdd her close, and sho anon began rather to like it, and u think it all rcry defchtful. “At any rate,'* aha said to'benelf, “I can't help it; be is too masterful to Of pevplM, it may well bo Called the mtn. do of the nineteenth centurv. Tbe statistic, showing th., curt, indoUodlto., ste.. of nuircad, in the United States 18G7 and tor 1876, riford a Hue to many uf the whkb have led to tbe failure of ao many railroad inresttuarta »• ®>d to pay Inmreer on tbrir bonds. The folfowing will rerve to Dins. the bugh'mg.jMk^ K the fimt Zx he H rtally a.king.fiabev, though bo addo® pres near tba water. Therefore, of course, ho etanot carry on bis regular hmtnms,—or what Cnght to be bis regu­ lar Umtores, if bis name i» ooneca,—aad : so he cue ten to himsdfwith catching liz xrol. and mire, and such small frv v may be found od short Then', again, be is peculiar because besets more like zeal than a bird in hunting for small pme. He w-.l| .u od Watch a moure-holo just | like a regular old IMbby-cat. ,nd when the mcree rectarm out, he will pounce upoll | it as quickly so any pus yM wverxSsw. It uuy bo thal he laughs so mtpfo.twanse be coniiaually sera for himtdf what an : utterly absurd kind sfa-blrd he it uiing Was wrong, and ho hurriod on, ths dog rapidly leading th.- way. At bat, in an opening In the womb, ou a tnoES-corercd rock, bo saw Kilty, pale. bTHUblcre. and sp^rently in pain. In a moment ba area at her tide. All. hi» jealousy wv pw. Love was upper- I Every wheel ,is boiled in Oil. every box set in White Lead. TUSkcfew are.-ret with the Patent Skein Setter, and the Boxen by Haudraulic Machinery, and tine in the reason they are the Sweet’s ... ,TO, ueaare tad! m .dichtgan nr the United States b - - —, — .... Itabfetopay.ahowldtb. plamtUTwin the but becauan of their oddity, era called Tbe name may atut. Messrs. Christian * CL. refused to -foughing jMkM— " pay, nod far a time were debarred from »tnk« you as a very strange one to give to making any flour. On giving bonds to .• a bird, but there ia a rmaon for it. In AoMrabfa whs* there bird, cere fro., the amount of KBO.OOO, to indemnifv the ownereof the patent, should the* suit jI the early acrtlera used to hear in the woods wbieh is now pending in the United States France noises which sounded as if they Distna Court at Minneapolis U- decided were made by . jackare who had beard a inxd yoke, and was langhlng heartily at it in their foror. The bringing of thia suit againrt one of Tbe people eonld scarrelr make un their lbs largest flour mannfrefaren in the oounttT. Us thoroughly alaramd the mUl- jumping and barkiwg, and manifesting the greatest delight st seeing him. But when Rupert stopped to pm his Bamnaake, the dog darted ahead; then stopped and looked wistfully at Rupert, and then rushed on again.* "What ran be man*" If you want a NEW WAGON be sure' and buy the If rfei ues for flour, u mad. by Prof. IL Prtw- j sat a long ruwX-Lar little l irds of difer' coll, of Michigan I'Diversity ent colorj^fid sizes, but al! very eujsll First—The total.nitrogen (jn the grain Thea^. Were African finches, and it was dried sUH* degrees Fahrenheit |. v<^ .mnriugu ere per-1 Sceood—The total albnaienuid. /the (fectly -(islet until ...me 00e came to one flcah-fnrmiog eonutilncnte) by oalcula}iMf' cad of the cage Then ever, enc <-f these from tile nitrogen. x ’ little birds turned it, head to see wbo it TMrd—Tbe starch and deriwtfrae (thewas. When the j»nwn went to the other force-riving eoostitueuts!. tt the dried end, they all turned their beads, at the grain. • same moment, in that direction They Fourth—The water ofaUined al 212 moved ao quickly, and in such perfect or­ det'ros FahruiMit. der, that you might have thought they bad l<ou drilled by a military officer. Z A< I bad not now to look at all tbe bird.-. I pa^cd around among the long | hjg^d barons, bright-colored pheasants, i gorgeous cluttering parrots, prettv Hole {mnwprete, finebes of all kinds,-black, white, red green end [ urple.-grreubeak. (which -are finebss with broad, thick bails, and some of them with beautiful •eariet and black plumage ); Btino-birda, which come from India, and talk as well :..... «. rr«® better than, the most cokrersaanipi., Mr >»d the wrever-bird, <d 77 -la- "hich you may Lave heard under the name o< the sociable grosbeak, and which . . . . —------- s~ . very-good sort of bird, ah tbe sowing of those varieties io the order io which they are mated above. Aa a farther expression of the meeting tn regard to the variety of witcat known ■a the "Cmwwin, " the following reaolutior.. presented by W. W- Hatch, wa» nnar.imoualy adopted; ZfrsoW, That it in the nenoc of this on the way. Nobody can drive you with meeting that the "Chwaoo” wheat is the to little pain m I tan." he added, seeing she was about to object "Bouden, you aiuat begin to obey me, so an to got your hand in, for you ana going to bo my wife, you know.' A committee oomRuur of J. I). Bayes, •Your wile |" cried KiUy. She gave a L> B. Merrill and W. W. Hateh wm her head, but she pointed to confer with the IVtroil Board pout* and a tom of U; nluabtd, and not with anger either. either Yes Yea ; of Trade, urging that they make a eepablushed the tips of her dainty «sn nan. ---------,— ___ ,to TaU grade ol the Clawson wheat “Of coarae," "Of coarse," retorted seizor* Rupert, - --------------as he On motion of Mr. Hateh the fallowing stepped - ’ softly * “*- 'into - the phaeton, and took reaolntiou was adopted: bis scat braide bar, looking fL half-auciiv, Rrtolttfi, That this Convention recom­ half-fundly into her styas, which fell before mend to the farmm of Michigan the ocIt Ml along. Didn't oewKty ol lotting their wheat remain io the ttrar until it has gone through the the *ma«| impudent sweating [woocm, a»|t would greatly add tie. For Kitty and Rupert were married early in the autumn, and were aopezfarive ly happy. • Do you know, • and Rupert one day, "that it was tbe merest accident w» ever tionel Board of Trade al thrir next mret Knew each other Y I had come down to log la Milwaukee August 21, to take into ■y undo'a for a tingle eight only, wheti eoaridetatioa the question of patents or patent laws aad give the matter due con rideraticn. lo answer lo tbe request of several of the luetnben present. Jsoob Barnes, on<oftbe.Dtiretora of tlie Fidelity Inwraocr Company, of Chrasgo, explained the workings of that and other ssrapenlos l-i the fasuranct at milling ar extra baaaroou property. Stelisrica were prevented by I him sad other meoibers showing that of all to-termed extra hsunluua property iusored in the United States the number of mills which are included under that brad burned during tbe prrt year Irre than Michigan Millars. any one other dam ef socallcd hamrdatM property, icw-hoosM aoegtod. In view of this tact he thought the rates of insuranee charged mill os-tuns were exurhitatat and anjost, MBtimeota which' were ladoraed by all paeaaot. Ths oonvourioa, wkh thanks to the Board of Trade for the ute of their room.. big as crows, with enormous bills as large as the daws of lobsters, and of very much the Mine shape. Some ot three great bills, naif Mbig rathe bird, were red, and, otben were dark-eulured. Home of the oockatros were of a beantifn] color, and one kind, from Australia looked exactly as if it had been nwv once, but had been waahed and bad foded.—JVww. “A 171 of Wat fhatu," U front R. Stodt- Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. oenL, while that of funded debt is 433. Further allowance should be mode in conaidering the item ot capital stock for tbe larpr amount which repriw^nte not only no value but for which nuVuney wwever paid. Few nilrands have' bran built uf lain in which tbn capital stock reptsrented any expenditure ofnoMjr directly therefor by the holders. Roads barn been istill with insncy rsx-d on bunds and <m bunds ■old. for fevtn fifty to. ninety percent.'of their tta, «, that both tbe it>err«Mt of stock and bonded indvbtedne* is more w less inflated and far from a reality. There is still mother canao explaining the failure of railnwla to nay stockholder, acd Kind owners. The increa® of rail­ foods during the ten years ha, Uea per «*.. while tbn ii.creare e,f populatii,n in the same period has been hut 23.0G per cent., showing that t)M; gnratb of the rail­ roads ef the country has been four tinwa mlgrral as Iu growh in jupulalion. la LiOCibo nutabcr of inbafotanto to sweh ratio IT railroad wm W», wtufe'm IRlu It wan only iTt: The experience of New hnplaad, where the industries of tbe peo­ ple are as farotable tn the profitable man­ agement of railroad-, m elsewhere, shows that railroads cannot be operated with profit where there is a population lea than S50 to each mile of read, ('poo this basis. .. .c____ *_ ___ _ -•__ __ _ A Faithful Wife. About a year ago’ tbr Quartermaster at 8L Louis was notified to furnish tranportaiion Vo Mrs. Allee A. Huribort and two children to Fort Lapwai, the coW to be deducted fro® the pay of her husband, Frivato 'Va. L. llnribort, in inttaUments of 910 per month. The cost ofthejourwould be upward of MOO. A private: ier'spey is holy 913 per month, and 3 ing the fraud, wa hare priatod a dotted rule .cross tbe face, showing where tbe no rale in the farm, but it is «rilT eat betwwn the words. . This swindle is eMat the most dauntoui crer attempted. Ofeouree tbe form of the “agreement'' van* to meM diffisrwnt seif foe® the sofa,where ha had been lying bargains and operations, bat the general in tears for half an hour, and, with a character is shown in the above. touch of indignation in his voire, anh “Cell be sorry, no* angry- Tether never g»«s angry-” For a few moments the aunt looked al the boy half-curiooily, and let hot eyes fall again upon the book that was iu her hand. Tbe boy laid hirnssl! down upon the sofo again, and hid bis fare frnn sight. •That'* father now!" He started up, after ths lapse of nearly tan minutes, as I | । । , , . ’ Everybody knows they are the Haste, the subject of iaesiriog m'U prop Shortly alter 2 o'etrek tbs mewtiog was railed to order by the Proudent. J. R TUyre.oflMroh. Tbs foHowtag RS- ■Mww his aunt M|d this. Mr. Gordtm ouIly -wled, and drew his irate dcs-lr around his boy. Mr*. Gordon threw upon her sister a look er warning; but At m unbeeded. ^'■I.tbutkRiSorf rasa very naughty ■Ws-baVe settled al! that. Phebe," w«r the mild bat firm answer of Mr. Gor- excited to anger by thia u spewehteh® A«»L •FUbw! ’ It wm tbe be?________ __ spoke now. far tbe firat tune, iu an undwtone eba added— You are wrong. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY I < jutl formed, favhsdTiez » attend a dreet 11 care. Tober surprfao and mor^Aoation j ho apprered, w oKort bur to the party, at- I ttadln awhile hnenewt Bho invited i �Give ns -A. rid arirer ddhr. bgn! tec-. der equaly wrth grid. Tbe property destroyed by the mutwin the variiKis cities last weak is retimeted at |43,0«0,OTO. Tbo strike hue .made Gov. “BUm Joans** Withams tbe man of the Uor-that is. It io curious, but the mereratus reportera know more shrat tbe crops than do thr n»ca wbo grow them. Dun, Barlow The New York saya that tbo A Co. report that Um wheat crop in tho Ohio Democracy ought to bo lira ten ca Went will make an average of twimty-flre tbe platform they have made. biuh.ls to -he acre, aud that tbe other' A grade poop ia hmni from Blue Joans Williams, but it hotrods vrry little like tbewarrfor bold who, a short time since. was mobilising hie militia. Tbo H'wrU mya that the Ohio Demo­ cratic platform "reprasaola tbe confused and uncertain eondiiiou of polities through Crimea, the great competitor of America in grain produrinc, la Ihie season practiral iy barred out. The Turkish war has abut the public from noufounding the strikcra that off, and America has, this year, Io feed tbe world. Hencw then MBBOi bo with the ‘fraud" party. that diminution in prire. that vtberwiau The Repisblitwn County Conreuiious iu Ohio are cl moat universally indorsing tlie oar twenty-five bushels to tbe acre, with Administrated though in the ramc breath the prior ths same that it would be were they call for unlimited silver aud the re­ it only the average of nine or ten. The peal of the Resumption act. Wot will bo udc rich that year, and Ao exchange remarks that "the only there cannot but bo general prosperity Treasury, and have interpreted thia as in­ dicating tbit tho volume of currency iu thcountry is at Inert not too coutncted. In thrir rettmation thw surplus showed that about ooe sixth of tbe entire voltim.- of 1-gal tender currency wm not needed loceir reserve, and tliat the great volume of them only akuWe that the Lanka prefer to keep thrir rrarve in that fora, rather thfe to - The fdkiwing items from tho Grand Rapids Eoglr win be read with intcrert by any of our peopU M. M. Crosby, accused of kcepifig his ulixia open after boors on th.; night of this morning. Ateium- Vrrwcating At-1 tnruey Maynard represrnted the People, as tbe offense me against the new Liqncr Law. .The jury convicted the rayzrodent. The ulooD keepers at Bosd's Inke open­ ly disregarded the uew Liquor Law, and kept their pUcei uf busmesa open jroster- of the country ia interested in tbo settle­ ment of the troohUs that hare so long prostrated buaiama. Hayas' policy, aa It is sailed, baa certainly girea the South p«a«e. »>d baa resSorerl enafidetKW in tbo future of South. Southern merchants are hern buying goods, which is enough for era of the Preehtent's policy, for they see A ttoroey-Getseral—Gee -Dwight m it u> escape from the terrors of tbe Clerk uf the Supreme C. Howell. past four years. School Commiaaioner—J. T. LukeM Daring the late strike a lot ef street urchins, to tbs number of abr-al a score, paraded the streets of St. Louin, headed by one with a tin pan by way of a drum, whiih he WM beating with two pieces of lath. They bare a hup? banner on which Whit the People Own the Great Cor* porations. If yoa read tbe daily papers you will •appose that everybody u cut of town during the rammer mouths. Nominally everybody is,-—practically a great many are not. You shall see in tbo society jia- i able Evidence. V«eUne VegeUne ■ ill get what they contracted for. Tbe weak com pan ire are about all played co1 Gleanings. now, and thane remaining, with perhaps Private troublm are very much like in­ one or two anepiioua, may be considered fants, the more you nurse the m the bigger they grow Tbe wbcut crop ol Ingham county M es­ timated at 211 bushels acre. In Barry oonnly it is Tally 25 bushels to the sere. shuuld.iosure the o»jfwheiming defeat of thieves and tramp- falling in, there would arrived al by the various schools of politi­ the party in October. bo force enough to take possamion of the cal economists certainly indicates that transpires that while Gail Hahulton has city. Then buildings would bare ben theira ia not yet one of tbe exact rococos. fired, and the city weald have been plan For instaacw, it is churned that additional been scolding the administration and the dcred. But tio mob dare fare an organ protective is al] that is necessary to start ewintry al large fop faults of the card ser­ vice, a brother of hers has been enjoying a ited military forte, and aa soon as the cou- into unparalled activity every languishing ■ American industry. This has been demo-mfortable income from the pirvrnmcnt •piratots knew that tbe authorities were prrpartd for them. It all died oat. Mayor I ouatrated here time ra1 strain since tbe in a Custom House position that was on Eqt is entitled to a great deal of credit for ■I disetuaioas, grewiag oat of tbe strikes, benipping in the bud what was intended to i1 can. On tbe oilier hand, 'hat already afTb; Adrian Times, in speaking of Gw. be a very dangerous affair. | forded by the laws has just as clearly Croswell's prompt and decisive o^urw in aboern to be the real cau« of the long dis­ the recent trouble, says that ''Michigan mal stretch nf Iasincsa depression reaching has come out of the ‘great strike' which from Sept. 1873 down to the prroeut hour, and '-frte^ade ia tbe panacea urged by thoosands versed ia the ways of social, how much the money and berinewa cent, r economical and politics] problems. From BiuinrM was slowly but surely improv­ ing until tbe great strike was inaugurated. That eruption ufhliocy bar thrown the buviaoei uf tbe whole country Lack ward on the very eve ot unusual ccmmereia) ac­ tivity, As a consequence the betd-r class­ es willVi pinched and diabesutenad^pijGjr. it h t£ poor tars who~g^ ,nffCT mw<, aud they must Warne themselves for thu strike, tkt nrj.rrmnl foil/ cl modern rimes. The result it, that capital must for the present remain unemployed, and tbe suffering fiom this will fell with terrible and deplorable forte on the working men of tbe country. vegetiie Purifies the'Blood, Renontee end Invigorated the Whole Sretem. u.st eminent manriaeturee. of Hartford., twMty general coneurrraee in the belief u. a. u4 rfr that Eoglaad is now dead in earnest in iu men of similar capacity and character sec­ ond him. The rid company will go ooand pay dollar for dollar. It ia well, for the ruin of the cumpauicH trouble everywhere. beer made in the city is very bad, and the better data of people get their supplies entirely from the Writ. It cvmrs on in materially adfanosd by the recent unplcav- is entirely oyer. The demsgoguas who refrigerator ears, and there it never a snt 'ieea are thane who, like tbe illaatriou» attempted to excite tbe tramps and tlueras Schwab, are toiling at tlie pipit of a brer to a riot failed signally, and the city is aa barTri.*quiet'as a mill pood. The credit for ibis Judge Drummond in aentenring some u due, entirely. to the mayor and ths po­ of the rioters the other day, stated tbe lice. Twenty-six hundred men, thorough­ cur with rosnariablr brevity when be said. ly armed, were ow duly all of last weak aa "Il ia an ahsordity to my that you can poiicwaxu. sad all of the militia regiments are fifty oar loads of beer a day, from To­ protect the rights of labor by trampling were at thar poets. At the first intima­ ledo. Milwaukee and Cincinnati, coasum-. upon the righto of labor. tion of a riot lbs mob would hare had od in tbit dty, andyou can imagine the this enormous fores to amt. and every eonaUeuation when the thirsty soul is inBounced ^b-j employment of United States troops in State affairs, and the very tridge. The inatruetioao wore definite to since tbe strike came in yesterday, and it next day the Democratic Governor nf In­ shoot at the rioters at the first, and over was made the occasion uf a johihe. The duns. Bloc Jenna Williams, telegraphed thrir heads al the second volley. There Western her wees ore building ica homes to tbe Secretary of War la al! haste to waa to be killing if a riot waa prarnked. here now in which to restore their sup­ Send on soldiers to supprow violence in The coeuiuur.iste understood thia, and they plies. so that thia will not occur again were very careful to give no oceanson fur military interference. The oomneuauU the Democratic camp is well illustrated iu are very shady flow, and claim that they Ito direct repudiation of tbe Resumptive did not intend any troublr. Bat it ia well platform co which it made the cantata known that that they did intend to rawe a late year, and declaring in favor of aa un ■ riot and sack the city. They had thrir limited issue of paper mousy by tbe Fed­ preparations all made. They expected the eral Government. That plaak alone railru^l people to strike, and thou all ths have eriHrised this interpretation of the wane of certificates of depewits, and deny thst it indicates say plethora of legal tendev currency They assert that moat ef these eertiflSntes of deposits are held by national baiwas a portam* of'their legal Got Their Just Deserts. | trey against Draocraey, stdl regarded aS i tbe areb enemy who-, annihilation is the I first tbtv of cv^y H.-puMiran Th. inia. is fairly mndo up and there is aa opu । Grid, ahd ths fact ia every where reeognmsd its spisodid record, shculd not gn dmra., that tbe remit ui doubtful and will be and they rallied to save it, Marshall Jew­■ awaited with anxjsiy to both parties, but el’ Ex-Pmtn-ster-Gvmerel, and om of thei am wttboutbopj by either. There is a Tegeliiw Te*etine VegvUuc Fine Tailoring a Specialty. Vegetlne Vcgetlne 33 Monroe sit.. Grand Rapids Mich. Vetetiue ¥e<eUDf VtgeUae Vrsetiue Health, Strength AND APPETITE. ▼OTeUne JlSSrt.-U.'SttlSSt T«eUue (Asads Lockwood, private woriary of J. H. I’ait®, gwo*"! paasmipw agent of the G. K. A 1 , was turned Tnriday evening tn Mire Frank Wycoff. The Slate Board of Health nek all local Boanl* ol Health to direct thrir publ* physicians to offer free raoriaalinn once a year to ell. naing pure borne vims. TVc are informed that the direct freight route from Chicago over the C. A L. H. and C- & N. E. ia n<>w open, and .hat 160 Vendue VegwUae Veffetlne Vecetine VegeUoe Tegefluo VtgeUfie TeseUnc VeCfline GROCERIES, Vt<eUne EcjK. ia «M. ho stated to Omar that it cuotainsd !'•(»" palacre. 4000 baths, 12.­ 000 ril mcrehrara. I'-'.rtOO fruit merchant. 40,000 Jews wbo paid taxes, and 4MI Au exchange aan "People are mouroingtbs acarrity uf mplre. Wbo knows butthrt usblraaing in disguite?’The lass applet, the leas rider; the leas cider, the low danger of any of the th xraands brioo: iag'to tbe reform elube going beck. Ths Portland Otrerrer givre this excel lent advise, wbiah is very applieaid* la rirtsin localities in Harting* ; ‘•The chil­ dren of different femilio should bn taught not to throw rten.e at one another, if they wi»l< to preserve pmre in the netxhbcvThe old American House at Lansing will soon receive a bnck front, be raised to three rtorfea, thoroughly ramodded^pd newly furnitbed from cellar to garret, Vegctine Yes’1 Une Yegctlne Tegt^nc Y«eUne Vectllnr VeccUne COFFEE VegeUnc Tegellnr SOAP The Mild Power ' CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY ing tbo 45th Ocngrtm will take up tlie matter directly after convening; and It will be fought until a derisive victory shall have been achieved by one.or tbe other of tbe two jjreat scb<«J. Railroad matters can hardly escape a pretty thorough reo tOatioo, and those iatwOTcd will likdy bo Smith Hogle & Preston. bw tera SJ «r»J ia the fr»du«ii?ti st Ibe pre.art vvlusu. t« make u c*ei;44ia sad vsluble It is rreamiaesi by tbe Sew Ysek ally t-rvrs to be lb. urei OMipIess, aur.cdve, uarfitl and eksspvu ihivMami tHraetssy sr-thMaiy ever taeueJ. In 1jpsgrspieel sppsaranew asiI tiaA fora a tolerably correct judgement as to , bte. eerialaly K is • fine •re.-tmre ot beaktbe merits of tbe waMare liryt waged against them by societies urgaaisci for that aa om of the prime causes of their crea. TRIUMPHANT![ The Advance Plow led to the organisation of their employes for mntnal protection, it waa aid, against tbe wieds encroachments npna indi’i-ioal rights, and agairst thrir exactions. From all of a dUoate character that baa been evolved by tbe hie strikes, it appears that while a few roeda in the times densely pop­ ulated sections hare bera able to rootinur their 10 pct etat. dividends besides hand­ somely iacreasisg their surplus foods by Swampsentl, the White Mountains, and of causes among them ma! administrariuu all over dm cool spots, who are safely roin directing their earning to illegitimate setioced in thrir own bouma. To keep Democrats iwwn to hare lost eight of thia objects, have been forced into ths bauds of up the uaprraiion that they hare followed receivers. Bat winterer fuiwre rorclainteresting fact. the fashion sod gone to a summer resort, In several instancm du sinkers detained thi-y keep their frost blinds dened, an.i go tiono mar taanb, tbo atrikre with tbeir at­ regular peassager trains, carrying mails, in and out the rear door. The foal is, the tendant lure of lifo and destruction ,.f but expressed a wilingneas to alLr the sioderately wealthy haven't h*i Um mon­ property, hare giroo a remarkable impetus mails to proceed, and triqpapliod to ey to get away for three ymr% and many to the demand that tbe general GirnaWashington disclaiming any intent to dr- of them hare discovered that the air is meat should hart some hand in the ccn trol of three vast corporations that num with which juri'i often award excessive about aa good In a yell-appointed house in damagv-i to tbo plaintiff whenever a corj«>- to Coo of these telegntas. Postmaster Key bet among thrir alleged mM» Stetr Leg ration is nxado the defendant in the nsoot say*. “The Departmeut docs not expect the city as it is anywhere. The summer Wrturea, Jndgee anJ members of the oatrivial enure. The p ople shoalJ remem­ rreorta are all losing mocey this year. The tional Congran, and which so vitally in­ ber that this eountey owe* a great deal to sad cannot cctnpel railroad ouurparues u> farmers down on Ixing Island who can set fluence fur good cr evil every greet iodo corporate bodies, mare to indeed than etrry mails ret any but regular trains, sod a fairly good table an making a great deal trial intercut and eyery ciliaea. mare or ether amntrim du, as without lii.-tn a great whoever interfere" with tbe Fanning of part af our country would still bo wric- three is renpanaiUo for the delay nf the of money by taking aammer boasdera al leas directly. Evidently tHsblobesnsevtu dollan a week, the seme paople who otborof lh« subjects that Wil! rupee the veloped. In other cuoatriv railroads arc bulk through thickly popriated seitleuaed to lire « l«og Brandi and Saratoga attoutipu of thr President and Congwre meota ; bore the railroads are the pioneers. Senator Jones of Jferada is still at tea ddlarfa day. The hard lima hare tbe wmisg tomlon. The new ieram They open tho country, and tbe popula­ at work upon kis silver report- lie is U^hted tbo rammer raorta. tion follows afterward Kren on otsr own raised by tbe late insurrections ar.d which giving it a great deal of careful nrvuion, bland of Manhattnn, whatever of populs-' rocwDin, will no longer down at the bidding of pohtion wo have above Forty cunth street and it U not now certain whether he will The city was astofliahod, »6d deSghted rimas or patriot, primt or hymaa, lualcrs would never bays beca tlrer* hot for the bars it printed before Crttgrow meets. aa wrll. oo Thursday by the IntelKgrara < or the iadgsjfi-us, and alinrat mtmberlre., In addition to Ike report there is a vast that a atoek broker named Seiorer bad ■ and they bare thrown who opej the gates bums of tastitnony, which would cover beaten Jay Gould II appeared that Gould to^be | eulur.dun.nd gleaning of new nearly six bauired printed' pages. Tho wm carrying a great deal more of Atlantic 1 fields by tbe dcaugoguc As evidence entire work, if publisfed. aro*W comprise and Pacific Telegraph stock than Im want- ( that he sem them and intends to profit two vnluaswt B afeMrt to be lb« inten­ <d, and he did sat hire as much W»tero thereby, i It U reported tliat a Dwuocraiic tion of Bouator Jaocn U> withhold tbs re­ rranavlranh mandxr of Coggrwa ha. al­ port until about the litas of the uirtting tic conceal Setover, Kmsm, tie Califor­ ready made • bid for the rapport of tbo nf Coogrres, in order to add to it lbs latest nian, and other operator* ware in » tight tnmpg SBd Other riotously Reposed of his possibla infaraatiao. plaro with stocks lh* thy had. ar-d they District, femaomMw ^fetho will urge Tbo pian who for lua* Meeeaar.table appealed to Gould to help thorn. Gould Ucngrom to distribute »lU,WW 0tW from reason rurtfisW » IteUon’J of lbs votes cart tbo IL Ji. Tnwwnry among tbe “wnrkinc for Governor of 'ub.-,, ,W late October teH! couttoues Uj diegrsec the aioAs lire) were overloaded with, and he Ezseutive oflUr of» peat Ulate by refns- jmtted tbe eoafracracy ujree agre^nt tUt ;|tey would let him hare 70,*00 share* of tbu mA J.jut stsus^b to save on. It appears to bo (medially approved him ftom loss;, rad lArt they >h«M so a by Democrats, lending to tb- praswmpUon meter cf safety unfead ibeu Wratera ihrt fete of fat order; but be ie so Untie Union. They did so—Gould's brokers kauwe that thiitevm tbe spyoret bought every share uf Western Union meet are Mteamrily kred Lrgssy «I>M they p<;t upoc the market. By thia raar. spoeuWinn and hmraay. operator be got »<oaH * a low Oppwwects nf tbe Admiau’ratom aStet prise to rem what ba l»ri< and |fe fopspm tbelnmrot. Jadg. TWt ic it IKtli vatic Seviat Wit ta Mm UifBteiiF laciiie Miir- Plane loro: LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER REAPER Tu tl* EdUnn of /V Z-erarap Pool: In tbraa timoi of oxifuaad idoss about The. Cincinnati (smieritl sayn that the meaning of certain laws and evor of intelligent Germans in that rity generally certain words, let ns draw the line sharp­ repudiate the iMuocrrtie platform. Judge ly between “mooopoW —* “--------Ftrilo is mentioned aa one of tbe ccnserr Uous." Theri appears to feeling of hoiulay among cc people againat aU eorporatic--------- . cause they regard thrm all an mooojoites, Tbe MOvankoe Sntieri cxpiw tbe belief that the Democrats dn not expect <v carry Wisconsin next fell, aud say* that ilrertaialy knows they would hare no ^pod grounds for any such expectation Judge West, the R^ublicsu nominee t«r Governor of Ohio, is called oct there •■a.0 Wind steteeman, ' as he has a defect ia his ryes which causes him to be almost Wod. Ho ia doscribod ae betweou 50 and <W ysnrs of sge,. tall and finely proper- The Gsmgia Coaotiwtumal Convention Xpoees to made lobbying a crime. A wy goal idea. . • Sr®, BEST. Plaster,lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. A. D. COOK.. '‘’"‘v- ............. M CRAMI’TOX-M IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE “BEST.” . “*7"“^.. DOMEsnrswixHUACUROv ««w mu ua >j<KaM. �On motion the reading of thv mraulca of praviomt meutiags waa dkpeawrd with. On motiou of AM. Dewey, tbe matter of wid-ning u>4 rtraict.tening Stole air- t from Court to Center rtrert, io Ward two wm takes from th. tabla. Th. Rorordcr prodeeod ti.a profile of arid State atrert showing tbai tbe follow Mr G. V. Kildinger wm mvrt.ly iag amouata of land would be* uari to eUekod by lighteiag a firw days ago straighten and widen nid Stele M.rect while standing near tbo lightning rod ufl •ririy. hi. nridaacc with a largo coppm dipper J b hi. hano* Mr. B. think* copper i. toe good a lightning ptrndwtor to La haa |: died during a thundrr sbowrr 0. D. B.,i Cotmeil Proeeedinga. ALL ABOUT THR CDtTfTY. GUdHWl-- ■ V H tery hot Weather. A pkwrenA »bowrr yerterdry. ' P«ition of A. W. Bailey ami «ben m regard to the straightMtiu-.- of Broadway wra received ud referred to Committee Petition of John Demmer and others ia racard in tbo laying of sidewalk in trout of tbe property of Mr*. K B. Dewey The ictnperano* mr- ting <» afotUay at 0\eaat aide of Broadway was rccrired tad temset w»a not ray largely attended, referred to flotuu.it-,u Sidewalks. vdfI c abu’Bxat (or the Iron Bridge on Tbe chairman of the Street I fotumlttec, ItjoodWay Uiitg btriU for the third time. Aid. Tocnlinara, msde tbe following retM rrd mill, refitted and rrfar adabrd, is ready for bnsineaa. A retry ylnraant ;arty srareuWed *1 I'nfon Hall late uvernng to bid miiso to Ppf. Dkklt . ‘ 1 ' • t>ar iMHHty I'fori; left Motwfy morning for a brief risk to In. father at Decatur, Van Bum C" . Michigan The strike ia cod'd, the railway trains •rb ruiuiug as uraa), and the hopes of the ngnUwda who rirajuritod if an blasted. The tirxt meeting of Haatinga Lodge t . 8. <f I. will be held on Friday ereaiag at the Roams of Barry Lodge F. A. CITY Wc atic tlx ipecUl atteutiuu uf our peadare to the article from the K Y. Eotni»fl /Art antitied “What the People ewe pm Great CerpontioM," It -tetra the fort* in 'he wtar, aad they ahoald be gmaaralljr underatoed. Hu t'atnrday, July Sdlh, there vu a game of heae W! flayed <m the grouniL of the “(IripplaB/ in thh ciiy, teawreu that cfo.b owl the “Union*" of Ilmtingo, Which vototted Hi a rtrtory foe-the “Oripj plo by a arore at 29 to C In nt ianingi. A guar of bare be!! waa yUjed on the form oi' T. M. Baab in the Unmehip of iimtinp, cu Friday Urt. betwren tbe Tom»' uf the towmfoipof B»»tinjr aud tbo' Light Pert" of Cedar Creek, which reultcd in a rirtyy fur the I'Ufitae" of Ou the 23d inw. the people of Yankee Springs will hold •> boekrt picric un tbe north bul( of Deep Lako, on the form uf H‘- Waieoo. • Five ecboob are expect cd to participate. Tlie editor of the BawX« b a.lrertiai.1 to be present and d«H»er an ad iX-a cu tbo oocatioa. That no tire was, however, j^yen without ogr conscat, yea If wc are io the State at that tlrare. Il will give tts great plrarore to tu present ana pirticipate in the foativitiee of made by fits wife wbo claimed, »nd which ws* .bowu bv the evident that the re iiponder.1 areaalted Lev la th* riabl time -nd erocliy best nod choked her. The jury after having the evident® a»d tho srgiitU'Ute of the eounacl, retired about ■five minutes aad Drought In a verdict of guihy. He wm flood fire *<>&« <«ta. John R. Crura appeared for the People and A. M. Flint for respondent. Ono day lart weak there appatred in our mid*;, an angel,—did I ray an angel? no, I mean a femah that !*• “ Mtad. wfaapandod tho straeu until night Ml Wboak Wi* ooocelred by tbo brains ri rasa, of tbe ‘virtues." ofirdria at our village that this bring ought mX.to be sf Inwed to walk oa the walks and in tbe jtrotto snd tkro^lifot^ of «tr ’Blag*, for fear that nomoBf w !<>•** ''<»•' migiit pattern after bar and after a necret Witeratiou eoodudsd to bar* bar snortM. bsora, she wra amntod in Urn right iloM by cv I*pl. Bbtrifc, Hrabm !-•. .0 I takni telore E*q- Purdy, Lrw- Dor kre aaairted l«y Sragrant Chipman appear STORE HDROP1TSIC R8IKDIES. MEDICAL aid LAW BOOKS All Preneriptions *ud Receipts Ijooiaa P. Brown, 6-10 of cue-square Irawra M.l hwwra 10 1-2 Mjusre rods Adam Tinklqr, 2 H-100 oparv rods. By Aid Dow«y. fL-Jr~l, That the proposition ofAdam Twkler to rail the city the ground roqrir । rd to widro Hiate mreet at per th. Bowen surrey ut> th. North Esatetly ride of lot ! OO*. block one, in KcufWd addition, being 2 2-25 oqsare rods, fur the nm of oo. hundred dollars, bs and the rame is hereby rejucted. Adopted a* fallow. Ayes—Aid. Abbey, Itewey, McNaugh­ ton, KtueeH, Tomliraou, Winkleman end • Oarefally Prepared. ley, for lumber lor er a. wtika uu Broad­ way. |3A2. Jooeph Saucry and Luther Hyatt clearing city well. *5 00 Wore tn. Sae-md Ward for a rids ud cross walks uo Dibbl* and Bond rtrerta, from State rtml eeulb, co th. wwt tide of Dib ble street to tho south site of Bond Wrret, thence eert oc the w.utb ride of add Bund Nay*—None. ‘ - street to the gate M the septet boom lot, By Aid. Tosriiowc' tcepmrtfolly rejiort that tlicy hare d»/f-to/r-./. Tbit the pruporitioa submil­ chargmi 'he duty iotrwtad tc them, and ted by Laura MePhersoti, to soil ths city recouitnead that the praj er of the petition the ground required to widen Rtate utrret era be granted, and that a walk bo built | aeoording to the Bowes server, off th. on the line tuted abora from Ststo atroet North Easterly safe of rity lota No. 614, to tbe school bouse. <.a the West aide of 615, 610, far th. *ub> of raw hundred and DAWe sad south >ide of Bond stntota to sevnety-flto doUara be to<l the ramr is be cMwtnteted of pine plank 11 ioche. in thichnawa. laid oo sirlogers 4x4 iochea, aaid walk to be 5 J fort iu width aad to be Adopted as followAym—Aid. Abbey. McNaughton, r.iiaplrted prior to the first day of Septemher, A D. 1877, aad if not built by gep Tomliuaoo, Winkleman and Young— 5. tembtt 1st, lb77. the ereatakta. ou tide Nap—Dewey and Kewell—2. and cr jea vdkj .tame the saoui u> be built By Aid. MeNiRchtai: by tbe city, and that tbawxpcam thereof «rauA*d, That the proprritioo aubmit be Ihargwi to the property uwowa o. arid milled by Loulaia Brown, to sell the city , atraett, to bo at*ct»e-l and caliected as Hcsnoctfully submitted, the ground rreiuirethoff the North Kraierly I CT, Chairman of Camcorner ofefsy fol ho 613 to widen 8tat* 1 atrret according to the Bowen survey, for j the torn of twcoty-A r« dollars bo sod Is hereby accepted. k.lonte-l by aym and noys mt follow.. LOCAL BUSINEM NOTICES. Settle and pay thia moeth snd u conscience and eoat. 15 18 0. D. Spmddinfi. " Welcomb Marble. BMk.r pfcSi------------- Tb.*e who have iient.Bwl llumaelicw io the eity ol Hartingo, uc Saturday Aug 18,1877, at 10 o’olrak A- M. Spaekm. 8. F. Norton and M. M. Hooten <rf Chicogu. Turn out oo. and ail. By otder ef Committee, Jon* Dawjom, Th. Woodland Ssteet School wifi b« conducted the coniug fall by th, under­ rignod, with able lusirtants if ncoemary oomuworing on Monday, 8«pt. 3d and continuing.ten weeks, tlie.re will proba­ bly be farmed in Peamaoahip. Reeding, Grammar, Geography, History, Praetlcri and Higher Arithmrtie, Elementary and Higher Algvbra. Geometry, Natural Philuaophy, Book Keeping, ete. A clam will also U formid iu Tng,-oou.^try and Latin if there be a anfteimt number that drain it to warrant th. foytartiou ofsuch cLa-ra. Proriafoa will also be made for the aeeumludaliou of younger *ud lew riranre-d i pupil.. Amuraneo. in pyro that rooms Ayos—Aid. Abtsy, MeNaaghioa,Un*». 1 may be readily obtained, sod also board at Ml. Tomlintea, Winklemai. ami Yeung very MMOiblr rates. Stodents are referThe Ucmmittec on 5idc and Cross rod to G«>. D. Barden, E«|. or In Stowell, Esq , Woodland, who will furnish any in­ Nays—Dewey. Waite submitted the fpilowing report : Tu tir JloatnU' thr Hnfur n<ni Hm- formation. Tqitom, H far the bigbeut By AkL Tsanlirma. ' Rnoirtd, That tite Rororder be and ia hereby directed to issue a precept under bi« band at-d 'tai itf toseiiy iu th? Bnlanice of Our Spring and Summer stock. Buita actually *ortb $7.50 now only $5.00 Suita acrually worth $10.00 now only $4.60. Suita actually worth $12.00 now only $8.50. ’ Suit* actually worth $15 00 now only $10.00. Coate and Veate really worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coate and Verts regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys’ suits $1.00. I 50. 2.50. 3.00. 4,00. Boya* suite for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Men's fine all wool pants $2.50. 3.00. 3.50. Men’s all wool Coats, job lot. odd sues, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 »o 8.00. . MEM’8 WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 cte. Men's summer coats 25cts. Men's heavy linen panufbr 85c, worth 1.25. HE Entire stock to be sacrificed to make room for our fall stock. BAD BREATH ■•Aik* la M ---»-------- STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Report aco pted and laid on table until text meeting for actioSi. Committee oh Fire Department reported Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., , ORAMDBKPIDS. Th .- proceedings uf the Mflkr a (beveotfon U Drtroit, publkhcd os the outride Cfthi* |«par>vill 'atcTBSt erary fumcr, though »c hare no faith inthe oppefition The Dassaa hm boca drtiguatod by tbe Auditcr-GoMnl aa the gewspuper in phkli will be publnh^l the lirt of land* L> l< adrertitod fur rale in tbw county at DRU& WAKZE2 4 BARNES faada by ayaa and nays as tullows. Ayra- Aid. Abby, Dewey, M cNaughtcn, Tomlinson. WiaUetnaa and Young,— A icgalar mewling of the Commcn Cenaci! was held on Friday evening Aug 3d, 1877. lib Hm. Mayor Bentlwy m the chair. Roll-of Aid, being ealiod th. fj. lowing were praaent: Aid. Abbwy, Dewey, MeNanghloa, Rnsacll and Tomlinson—i Absent—Aid. Spaulding. Wiuklemm • • 'and Young—3. Petition of Mias .Unis E. Wolf ami ( I othora reUtiee to opeuag of Madlaou* । Street was roan red sad referred to Com-: , lltmarr atore« l»a been graded the ptof WOOL W00L.I Aym-AM Abbey, l^v, Turnip, McNaughton. WhHomuu .ad YonUg-O. N^-Nouc. l>e »ee«uBtof Llarle* llortua cl. al. work on Hanover Ureet, £1314. A. M. Maynard for Draying, 5Q at*. Were pteMUted tai allowed and enhwe, Tate Sm£‘' LinTStniitir i it leditiie. inches Inches in thkknem. ou ptwd rtreel on file in lbs R*-«w.oSL!—B Mt leva than 3x7. an-t in rii oth­ of tho City of Hstutic' er respects to conform la tbo onhuauce. Harting., J»ly ». 1*77. M«od to bncoiilirMted oo or before lbs lai Adopted by aym and nays as fallows. Report accepted aud persons named ap­ Ayes—Aid. Abbey, D.-wer, McN'aagb- . day ol* rwptrmter, A. D. 1R77. and in de­ pointed mwmbera of tbe Fin Department toe, Rgr»r"., Tomlinson, Winkb-man and foul', of th. contraction of raid wslx by ! the owtrara of rack and every lot ou th. by ayes aud nayi as follow;. Young—7. cam side of said Hanover atrect. between Aym—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, MeNsugb■State .nd Grand ttrrets, the CUemjitec Nays—N'uoo. too, Russell and Tomlinson—5. cn Sidrtod Cw*a Walks rau«o tbo sama i This yx>pular line commenced on thrir By Aid. Tomiinoun to be bull:, at th. expense of the owner a 1 rammer time rani. Monday. May 14th, Nays—None. That I'. S. lloweq ;r.ep»«- plan and owners of any er all of said lots, in front The CotgmiiUc cat Irtdieanoe* submit specification. for thr purpura of repairing of which, on th* raid cast .ide of, lino.. three fut exprera inuua raot, io eouMvtion with the M. C. K. B. I’atoewge-a leaving tod the following r-p->rtw$ abutment to Iron bridge. Hrating, al 730 a. M., arrive st Buffalo ?-> 11* Bril' tkt JLly-r <■»•/ mow day al 8:10 p. fa’., and New York levied and rclforted n- other city tore* Geo M Dawtr, Chairman of Committor Accepted and adopted by ayes and pays M follow.. Ayes. Ahl Ahby, Dewey, MeNaughton, Tomlinroe, W'nklwman and Ytmow Naya-None. _______ _____ Wink Ionian, the W. E. I'pjuhn, rwrlrod 8 rotor: Wm. adjreirnod. W. H. Sramwa, Hcroedur. Upjohn, rijerted 1 role . Report road ami accepted, and ordinOn motion W K. Upjohn was declared ( aueeo referred to City Altoroey fur in­ dr’y elected a metubrr of the Board of | spection with in. tractions to report at next Health by "yes and uuya aa folio 71. Aym—Aid- Abbay, Dewey. McN'aagh- • too, Rumell, Tomlinson. Wiuklcman aud I CONSUMPTIVES. SGLD itV ALL FTORE-KCTPEBS- 20^00 REWARD! $20,000 REWARD morning st la 30 A. X Thia fort day cxnram is the brat train betwren MichLean and th. Era: Parlor rars from mu i Bretltrca: The <Muasittae ap­ Nays—None. pointed to »«bmic rrariutioos npramire of Tbe following acoounta were presentod I! the feeling* of the membrn of this Lodge Wm, Tiakler, nfchlwatoh to 'present II at the foot, by death, of our sMoereod aud c-ldeat Put Cbsorelk-r, Harvey Wright, riots daring railroad troubles, >8.00 reapeetfuDv submit tbe following . Tom Betts. paring,nW RrtolnJ, That, while bowing in eubJon Wooten, rtrocl work, 17.50. tniaoioa to thia deems cf Nature, ws boar C Horton. Street work, >27.50. willing tertimear to bi. fiddly to 0W ceGoo. Abbey, membar Ftre Dept. ffffJW. der, aid to b» >cacr aad uprigbtaos* as a isu aud br.abrr Hart tor. Aug. M.1BH. Ch. Cam. Above account- <rev allawe<| and or­ Thu. while womim him Report accepted and adopted by .ym dered to be drawn oc the respective fttodl from our deiibcratiuaa, we will remember and nay. as follow. hr tbo soretai aocosnta by aym and nayi him to emulate bto acai and foilhfulocM in duty, and willingly record him a* m ear­ Ap.-A^. AU—j, U~v. neat worker, in bonaet conntelbr tad a tea. Burnell and Tomlinmo—5 good c-?mpani<ki. N'ay»-Noa* RroJrr.l. That, our kindest rympothko Chairman of Committoe on Finance. be tendered the family, relatives and soar Aid. Burnell, recocted hoek tfc OoWtoJ fricada of our dccraocd brothw to thoU without rncomartodatiott. the following deep nftigti 41. On motion Council adjourned. JCeooW, Thai th* Lodge room of our Wx. H. firnuiM, . order be draped in mounting for the period ' Rcrorter. of ninety daw ; that theoe rwolatiooa ba entered on the records of thia Lodge: On motion tho consideration uflh-o Bpocial meeting of the Couimon Coen aeoraota waa deforce.! until next meeting. By Aid. Dewey, /ZseeW, Thai th. til wm held Tuaaday evening Aug 7th, n.wmpara <rf this plan and apeeificutioc. prepared by F. 8. 1S77. Hi. Honor the M.yor u> the chair. knight hm follen Roll being calW the following Aidermen e uro usurer far bin were present 1 batter bewaoM be Aid. Abbey, Ifoway Moliauiditon, Tomlinson, WinWemati and Young—C Abecnt-Ald. Iluaooll and Fpauldins B. P. B. 3 ! Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! Lost $100,000! BININGER'S ______________ ~MTD. fiaoif dmdrao to call attawtion ta bu new Waouu Shop, where he may be found at all hour, of any day, ready to <lrt any work in h» line fjau putuug a new sprite in q*cH wh<ri, to th. building of tL. bort buggy ever aero in tbe county el Horry. Don’t forgot lb. plane; in th. •bopwith Jraou Riuh A Bro., conrer of “OLD LONDON DOCK Gffl. reward ’ « m. iwf.ii! Call a) the Sin o[ IteBIR HAT. .1 maytitf r cw- WALBRIDG E„ la offering to all the largiw* a»«>rtawait M INT nThere ie doe u» about 30 ccrde of wood that ahoald have bma delivered during of HATS, CAI’S aad aide offDotroit. « Joko eoutoi ia, HE ts SELL ING THEM AT Mt'CH LOWER PRICES—foil to ore ths gn-ids bs, of all kind* eared. CaMonof tho Rre-ri removed without brnkiug tM Uri if takr. -^rr1- * GKNTS- Ft’R- And here ie‘where It F. Blow*, M. D, aprldtf ,_________ Whitman** Amortad Candiea—tho bort n the market. A foil rtlpply at J. P ---------- , for imuc. GOOD KCTS TO THE fOBUC! While the SisSSS tvo, thirty-two togra. pnoio4 M tbe CARBOLIC OIL STOCK OF GROCERIES Adopted byapougd W* H W“»‘ Ajo. -Aid. AMw. Me^atsktoq TeasHamm, Witklantal T«rag-5. Nap—Aid- Dewey Dy Aid. Tumlioon JfamW, Thu tbo Frarara. Oomsnittae DEFY COMPETITION 999999^ �h1cbWro5Sitkal ££££' atertol oo wbieb-ride they lie. ■ Whim ought mwinm to hare fruit at •* When they atom the comet < . „ Ha to anrrest, aa no pbes i-i ever “AuiaW aa regard* the garden, fc> fraitx, and it* nrruendinga A few tn-e. ere to he added here : some ebnire shrubs there; a choice grape vine or two are uredc-1 , or aotoe other fruit; and so all our places tax us yearly THE A good raggnatioa is hk« a crjinc ULy GOING KAXT. Railroads. QKAND TRITtK lUILWAT. W JVMK 10. HHB. HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, Ill The Leading Paper of j i||l|W s Sihi! *^32* crataa affir* at fctft a. M- «*4 MS ». B- Has The Largest Circulation, Du- farmemwho planted no potato*, except a row or two in their gardens this maron. being dasevungrd by the ■bug*-' of 1870, made a xqrfou. mistake, >» potaThe baahfnl man who naked h'w girl if tona will sell for a good price iu tjv fall, her fiivorits beverage wasn't "pop ' was re owing to so fow being planted , and many ferred to tier popper. “What would you do, m^daui, it you farmer* will have to buy all tb«t their fam•ere a gentleman?'' “Sir, what would you Q.RF.AT vy-KSTKUM BJUbWAT. And t’p country woaquitoes tow prejnriag for their summer receptions, aad they alt know how to pat ia a long bill. im Jsiisl ZT *•’iBiiS'ie-gy.ig it Tbe experience ot assy a life, "What a fool I've bora!" Tbe experience ef many » wife. "What a fool Tte gat!" :W If It to a wwLstab ithed foci that themms-ill fcrtiHsa of all craps are ammonia, pboephnrrt arid aad potash—that .nothing tbc.to required for anything grown on a farm ; and the question ia, how can farman apply tbess thing* to roast advantage ? A rim ofeaitle aud horse manure, a* it avevafres on forms, csrotofam only 11 lbs. of pntaab, « do. of pbospblrie arid, and 12 tbs. ef nitftigi-n <ammaria: according to an rariyrisatade in HngUnd for Mro Ixiwr*, that dblioguisbid agriculturist ll-.-r Asrtwfev- onrl In- ftawnl that tin-*.- fl11 potatoes ?) when they might have grown a splewdid crop, If they had shown a little spirit and pcreaxmon in wvevcomieg tho bog*. My rule through life has been to "/ifAt it vmf,” no matter wlut happened, '“to tbe bitter end .'' and last spring I wa* advised t«f plant no potatoes by my fami­ ' ly ; but I planted more than usual, a* I ' had an idea that either the bug* or mtrelf! would have [to rarrendet. Well, I had sroutsoui washing for the enemy every 1 dsy . aud it was not long before I wu ' warned of their sppnach. so i summoned ray forces, and gave the order* for an im1 1moluti- attack in form, Sink and rev. We took every Img esptirc, and thrust him into a tin fdn.lheu we went to a place suitable for thrir executions, where they . soon went to a bourto wheucw no potato • Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. u Local Paper is Unsorpaiwed in the State. , GoiltG ■ !»T. Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year . A woman ia net fit to havj s baby wbo dnesn'i know bow to hold it; and this is in Advance. W' ftrt Want Jaek»«t& W michigaT aid Tm. JOB DEPARTMENT, W.e are prepared, to fill all Order* promptly for arm* fur two weeks, when ouen-oraiug the bast authority. Ho »sv« that when mough Mabie manure ia^applied to land j scout* reported that tho enemy had ap-1 p<*i*d again, being1 "young rocraiw,” to produce a good crop .«>f grain of any which we seen rendered h-ir* du euiabnr, kind, as iwhcM, barley; rye and oat*, the petaafi io the manure ia greatly in extras by a charge of Pari* green and writer. This seasun** clj-eri.->re- has proved that of the- requircaucuta of the- grain, anti erm­ a •.juoifly it to wasted, aw there grains re­ if ;L<» bugs that fast appear, tire old «->ek.' are picked from the viuo* by’ 1’nud and • quire wtocipally phenph'wic arid .nJ nit­ killed, at the suae' time deatroyin; jyhat rogen ba fertiltoon. He sums up bin for­ <St« may have been laid, tbe toer ofthe ty years of sxpsrieuoc aa (fallows: potatoes being much tnjwvd is over, ns it ■ A counsel being queuionej by a ju-lgr l. That a mineral 'superphosphate cf to know "for whom he was eunesrnod." 1 line faba given a considerable increase in replied: "I am concerned, my lord, for the 1 ground that b the origin uf all the bugs, each crop of a rotatinn,; although Used bnt 1 mi: employed by the de- | without any <xhcr manur>4 lor a period cf and when they are destroyed before they lay many eggs, no great damage will be thirty^. A scientific journal tolls nr:tbat if all dona; but they must be dmtroyed cut soon in consequence of grain con- i the aalt in the era were taken from it and aa they appear, and at! farmers murt act spread equally over the whole lurfh* of in concert, and the btysi wiH aoon be erad- dry land, it would make a covering 300 j foet in depth. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ ter Heads, Note Heads, State 8IAN0 RAPIDS BIVISIOR. merits, Envelopes, Busi- Tbe Reliable Sb«n I-U-. am stanosa. Cards, &c„ &c. 3 A -• iasidi an ozrtau li Nobody fikia to be nobody. Int sverv- I 1 body ia pirated to think bitnK-lf sera, body we garo souse account of cxpcnmsnta. by And everybody to somebody: but when, D. P. Westcott of this city, fin treating ^everybody think* bimsclt romrlxidy. lie nracrally think* sverybodv else i* nobodv ' X ‘Hia* when crops containing large blight.-<! pear trees with linseed oil. He I <puutiit|re of potash, raeb ai roots, potatoes had, in flu' latter pan of tlie prtfrionn year,' and h#y, are sold off tho farm, manures washed |rereral peur trees which bad com.' containing potash. such as purchased mrncedflighting with raw CtMoed oil. and dungs, appear to be more suitable. , tho rpr^ul of the blight seemed to have | called, in bis exeitomrns, for the men to 4. That although polra’a. phosphoric been artvtnj, cud ths tms had then put;i “bring up the hydrant-'.' acid aval nitrogen are the chief manure in forth thAr foli.gr which appeared perfect- ’ -k Weatoni newspaper ha* improved ch grediento tn larmyard duo);, tho manure (y heallM. We felt a little anxmu: to know I tlie original plan and now *ay« "No from artificial foods and in artificial macommunicnriira will be published iu this nans, iiill tho difforeneea in fortn in paper uttlcaa accompanied by lbs full name which thest rabstanora are met with great­ ly affeeit their nine; the present method •f tumljriag manure* does, not property :tng new field plantations t tho laud should be free in a high Mato of (fertility. ly manured in the spring, it in gool ounditiun foe the plant* , thr beat time to set them, un­ tie spring. Immediately before srs ast, give the lind a dresaiag lightly with a oM-hona plow. A great deal of tenure to wasted by being covered tr» deep,: to Inches deep bring the depth tliat map| experiments by the best agricultnruta of thto and other orantric* have derided te bt> the beat fot^rops generally. If wt harrow in the manure much of it ia left upon the rarfice of thrigtonnd, and its virtue* evaporate. So iA it kWe degree when it U covered very ligblfy'with earth, if iho werther be dry after harrowing it tn; and it ia J question for farmer* to decide, whether it is not bettor to take a liuls mere the trunl». and some of the bvani-bra. the dead bbekeoed exterior hark, showing the effort 1 of tie Might two year* rise*, but not a leaf indicate* that any reman and cut'.ing through tho -lead bark, found tip- inner bark green and sound. Wn think that thc*e results' are sufficient to warrant further trial of the remedy, m it to easily applied and K«m* to do the Hera no injury." Don't reutora the loaves to let in the aun to jronr grapes, aa the more tho el la­ tere are abadad'tbe bettor the frajt will bo. Dio idea that grope* will ripen bcitorU expeaed to the ray* of tho ran at thin sea sou nf tho year waa originally promulgated in the paper* by men who dal net underi itand what tier were writing about, aa one could hardly do a greater injury to hie vinca than tn atrip off tlie Icavas around tbe fruit. Vines can be prepagat*! by. laying down cakes about tho first of Au­ gust, of thia MMOit'a growth.-in a trench three or four inches deep, covering ths ratiM with earth to that depth, eight or ten inches in length. within a foot of the end, which shuuid be tamed wo and tied toatma.7 Hike, and in October yos will find each eases well rooted. riff111**.”” • •“» " aPWMatal a^miKaaMe A man “Ihiwn East" returnedlfaisi paper to.lhe p<ititL„ _2._ ..LL ; j_____ written on the margin; and iu the next issue the editor stated thr faet, and Wiutnd up the paragraph by asking: --Will our indignant sutacribar please to he us know 'I..— Tke Great Suita ftaniiijrt. lasriw llirr»uic.i Uta*** • _______ RAILWAY COMPANY tawsnetHerissac-Bg: Dejot,_104 RXADE STREET, New York. der uf fame?” "I suppoee,” ton'll she— lying knot* in her lisnkcrehief—"It * on account of thrir pri'-bariks.*' A Virginian baa just compiled a genea­ logy of the descesdant* of Poeahontaa. Dtote the course of b is labors he inri- i dsntly gathered the pedigrees ofbesrly all tbe prominent famHics of -Virginia, and GEO. V« PARLO DS & (!O/S ORGANS Trtsste; tite-'iS-.t-jn-.* Pennsvl h obigixSUaxd osly (jrEJSTU'ITsTE imf Ttaliif WMh. ©WWISej risri. reary held for redemption • of fractional currency, 18,160,658.; certificates of dcposit, tM.t^OOO; payment* mide from Treasury by warrant* during lhe month on acnsunt'pf civil and misreliaBsxius. 16,­ 530.738; wm; »857.5OO ; navy. 81.962.­ 376: Interim Indian* and p«aM0D, II,149.691. Total. 8l0»!O^O7. . . Die above docs not indude payment* mado on account <>f the intorsrt or princi'_______ An intoxicated Gertsan pot on a Hod­ son rirrr train at Kinderhook to go Co Trey, Wod tba Budjet of that city aayr. City Drug Store with a cultsratnr; and an iron hand rake woulJ, If used, to a Rood fintahtng o;wratlra. The pbtttMta to tkw Mt till Gil, .4 with rutMn; tbso th* rid plant* ate pfowsd np, snd al! tbe runner* but a atrip nr aiybtatKhro w4s i. the middle cf the®, whieb atrip* are th* rove for tbe next Mason , aad in this way a phtstatkrn ^b. Mtu<> Motoac<y to apply manure cen-o is between th* row. . Uis arrtimr re- J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. imicufm ram. - . MICHIGAN. Drug* and Medicines of all tiescriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prrtrriptiont tkillfully rnmpoundrd. Also a (till line pl X aTArXOM. OaalBcM ws � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-15.pdf f8bb38ca92aa596b434c9862275df702 PDF Text Text Tv ^tprrliey pff Tv qtru‘L'cMl KATES OF ADVERTISING. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, ^MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15, 1877, VOL. XXII. NO. 16 It will pay you to Drill your grain. You will Bare one-half bushel of reed per acre, and gain from three to ten bushels per acre in the yield ; but to obtain the BtfeT rraulte you nnut how a Drill that will not bunch the need. ‘ ' kSURGEON that could not injure him. -She murt have betujn deadly peril,” Le melitatal, "to pay .uch an .xorbitanl price foe a siagU name Ho took so oft- further up town, and moved hb mother to a nicer homo. Pa- "You are mice fere ver, Kltou?” Your* I—ever!’’ ehe answered ‘ And when they went to era hb mocker there were no three hsppier pn-plc to b* feuad ia th* world. Year* have parafd since, aad Ida finds * home w ith her Hrt—, who n.ver rejects that ahe waa aaved from a fete wore, than drath, bv euategy ’ «d FORCE FEED will tow all kind* of Grain and Grow «eed as erly tut Sand runs through no Hour Glaus." And tue Thu Secrot History ofs Strike. We are intorwed upon good authority that th. .ineati-m wheth-r the workmen ■in the Knc Railway vbaald or should not join in the recent rtrike wa. derided ooC upon the ground* rf cxpedienev, but by mere chance; not by th- del;berate (Jeterminatlou of th. leaden that to join ia the •trike w- wbe, but by tha drterminatmn of pur* acrideM, not by the mea who— waifere and th. wrlfera of who- familiwera at Make, but by a bar room candb Thb b th. way in which the matter wa. determined Saren men who ia K«M way had iaflunce eoough to brine th* rtrik. about or to prevent it dunumid th* (location in a barrootn. by th* light of a tallow candle Thor had no darira to join in a rtrik. for high-r vagm, their on ly griavaMo being that mnaia men had l-cn dbelargtd whom they would Ilk. to have rri—tated. They knew, of WHOLE NO. 2062. Bibl* T*mp*ranc«. TU feDowing artiefe waa writtau May 3. 1877, tar th* Muriate rial Amoctaticu of the Wart Mtab.jran fonfrrvora-. Mrtbod«t ProUntaut Churah.i by Bov. Oliver K. Murray. -Win. i. a moekm. -roar drink fe rag­ ing : and wborav— b damirad tbsreby ^plisd to any awrot jufe. dnrirod from uiy oth—source b—id—th. grope. It b aomrtim— traesi.lid brandy, but usually referr* co th* juice jt the palm tm* — *f its frulL-Bod, lik. Tqp, ft ineteded th. fermauted ■ wrii - th* nferIt (Irindre-th. drinkrr w.tb th. fancy that tmmtedjuimaf tha grape. Tirosh w— applied to the rip* fruit of it do- him good ; but aft* bring robUd of hb aumfltood aad health, he b l*ft ia I th* via*, and to the frrah jri- of th. th. gutter to die—mock el at. by the do-1 A few aimpie rul—, carefelly nlieerv.il, will help yoa over ram. of the thiag* fihieb ynu call difacultire. In the firat yfaec, always write di—ioctly II detroys moeh of the pi< esure In receiving a letter A groat many genii, heart, frit a panj if.it uaaa* Im reed without puxxiiog - out when th. good doctor left, akboajh tbe.r ' ewry wurd. Many aa ep-tle, written on aodaavon to eateh him war* ia vrin. Il* ' heavy ervam-laid paper with a moMgnm frit no preference to any of th* opporii. *: the top, a only an aauoyatKelo the one u one of the best Drilln toanufacture<l. Quantity of need sown ms; h. had racotand from his disappoint­ to whom b b sUr*^, on account uf regulated without change of gear-wheels and a perfect fobci rno, ment, and he aev.r oto*e4 to rotuember X- tM aad rerekra hand writing They were net eocvincBd that they whether sowing one peck or four buAhcls per acre, which is the that ho wm a married man, or to thiak Ito partieobr in the matter of dating, ought to bring all throe .vita upon than kindly of the unknown woman who had » ■riving every item dirtinctv, and rign the ■aelvro and otherr, hut instead of deciding .case with no other drill. . btter with your fa 1 name If thb habit th. qeMwtioc u erauUe men .hsuid hav. radically rhangrad hia life. ' If you want a NEW WAGON be sure and buy the They trarcUd Uuuraly through th* tour b fona«i. you will oM ran the nek of !<• dune, internI of wrighlag the argamenu lug valuable Irttera. which cannot be for- on each mdc, and then .ubnvtlint: the mat­ •a/ on* night found tbetote'lvre in a warfad fro* the Hrad-Letter OAce, unites ter to tbeir brtter judgmaete, they eboea French village. ,areo—puuird with the fall oddre—. to •ul—itut. the fewbl. feeler of the tel You will 6»d it more o—y to reply to a low candle forth, light of rvaeoa. and About the middb of the night the doesoon after Yon ffrt it than if you they aerwd that, they would cart the ran tor vrra awakened by son. person tapping Utter | Every wheel is boded in Oil. even' box set in White Lead. See. the drunkard’s shrieking gbcwt at hb door, and calling for him In tome Mgfect It for a few weeks, b-aaae you1 die on th* fioor. and abid*hy the decmion will have the Impreurii* which the first1 of mero chanca. If thr Bam. .boold go In the twenty third chapter cf Proverin ,rare— it ia th. words of vtrtitl iuftit. The Skeins are set with the Patent Skejn Setter, -and the Boxes He did m. He found the landlord, reading । made upon you. | out, limy would rogegn io the strike, if we find the duty of total abatiaeuoe Iron, ' A few year* ago a fricod ofmiae(ratbar by llaudrauhc Machinery, and this is theireason they are the Write all rou bars to *y oa eoo sub-■ । not, they wuald c<>otuu>* to work. They all iataaicaliou drinks. 'and spemfically who told him, in broken Eoglish, that one : too goud watered for lue on feed) stood, of hb counlryxwa had just fallen down jeet at ooe*. That b. do aot bogie to tell |I mule the rapcrimrnt ; the candle fiama Uaira in a fit. aad seeing hb name regia- 'B'mut yuuy i-ardeo, and then about yuurr I expired, and the men brought upon them from fenneotod wiae, ridfiriy •*< forth aaiUU ] Hix iadieatioue-of human sufferiag aad hito 4 the serpent w* viriba. opes hie lertd as an M. I)., they called him up. ,school, and ibrai bbotit yonr jferden again; wdr— the crib of an anneeia—ry rtrike. He wcot into an elegantly funuahed but finish nee robjert twforv you begin an­ degredaU^o, are clearly jariured there, cvaatteaMe, the rtiag of lb* add* was el 1 . room where a man, some fifty y—ni of age other. A Lady in ■ Smutting Car. sod —peaally art forth sod alUibutod to deep fa hb heart, h amda my heart ache ■ F. tl’llH. • - - Mtpi Do not be afraid of using the pronoun I. was lying in a dying eouditico Ixively vosmo baa ——eted her tnaliena the driakiag of wiae. Th—e are wu—, to aae the oaea atraag. heekhy yuewi aim A young lady sat nor th* bod fanning Some People avoid it, and th* give their raatroe— a shitliy nod unfinashed sound*, Ua right to nde in « M—Aing car and en­ Burrows, nnte—ioas, babbimg., woaads i with the deaaea'a come upon his brew. him. • joy her cigar like a man. Not long ago, witbe-nt cause, ami rednew. of eye*. Thea It mmk my heed rwtaa - the fam* from •uT'HarncsscB made-by hand from the b»t Eastern Oak leather, Th* doctor h—lily examined thspntient, a lady, walf-dramed and not panicniariy — now there were the co—awn lot of thoee and found that it *m inijxi—il-U for him that lampinl of miquity, fiDod with cuuaand even- strap warranted. \v M. JON ER . Never sfalogu* for whsl to* write, by roarec-iooking. gut un lb« river train, be­ who tarried long at the wiae, who went to live, bul the day passed, snd still an­ ioga to th. God most high, pl*y*d their other, before be drew hb last breath. He raying that you do'not like to write fetters tween Hx. Paul and Hartrig., aad mareLed to seek m’lXfd wma It b freely granted h.-liish choree no my ear. I eooM aot be­ Yon woald not thiak it quite polite, iu never recovered his cvttacioiunu—. that the, w — eacns, for they tamed long, lie. • my own eyre wh* I locked at the The lady told Iksxor Pomeroy that bo viartirg * friend, to «y, “I do not like to Ktliiai which produced there nd reaulta. Nevur- sfakly, iromblmg, impaired body was her fsther. Hi* name waa Eng—i* talk tuyou,* I 'ball not ray touch " The Sydenham, a catiro of Eogland, and she Krap th* id* before you teat ynu are •hriaa. total ahrtiMoe. b tU oaly reme­ w—kened, ftagrtfal and tottonag lateileat, writing for the aake of giving plreeure to. would like to have him buried where be dy. aa b eridrot from all p^Xiet — y ; far Saved by Strategy. the Lfanled, pervMscd and sfared ■ erase JAMS^H CLARKE died. They were traveling for the ben.B: yonrt trend. Ckeoae— in ell agra of th.'wurld h— ell told of the venoomus peier a eouratog ATTORN KT AT LAW A SOLICITOR "By Jovt, what on thb mean? I» tbu of hb hsriih. *h. went on to explain, and When your letter U merely an inquiry, the direct outgrowth of moderate through hie vrias He *ecgoi*d me aad a »tu|«>oJ(ion> fraud, a trick, or what?" he was a widow—. Her only remaining or no a matter t/bomoem, th. case b dif And Proctor Pomeroy stared, almort va­ relative was a younger sister, who waa bs- ferent. Yoa Ibra ab-mld try to be as brief, drinking. Hence the inajrivd voice gnepad my hand, but not with the atrangth cantly. at the closely written .hcct he held • tog educated ia the Convent of the Sacred ec.acisr and clear » possible An riaborwhich (peak* to-us from thb chapter ia- of other day*, still Mo h*rt beat with Stely draw*oat bnsinera letter b as out cf ia hb hand. It read: Heart, Io Taris. sista on total ahrtiaeacc - th. specifie da-, thst tneodship of old. "Dr. Pomeroy, I will aot apologise for After Mr. Rydanham w-buried, Mi- place as it b incocsifarste ly of man. “Look not thou upon the Togrt him from that ralpburou dea the unparaUed —rrije I ata about to ask Sydraham went, under th* ear. of the ■ Do not thlnW'what to wnt.. but write of you, aufic* it to sav that I haro heard doctor and hb mother, to Paris. She in­ what you think." b en old rule, and a of a cigar, atid aakod her for a light. She wine whan it b red, when h girelh hb wne my inteauo., eo 1 iaritod him to go Z»rc him a match, and iaterreted benirif your birtory, heard of your rtraggl— to' sirtod upon their taking up their abode good <m to retaen-ber If yon are away crier in the cap, whea it mevrnh ikrntf withMe. Hoeaid bo a* hid hb frs-fa HH*1>V M CHITKSmaintain youreelf ami iavalid mother’ and where she had.apartments, and so not a from home, it b very relish Mt to share I in the reeoery. Her follow traveler now j aright. ’ ’ Three three spreificaiii — indi ­ guod-by*. (TWak God he knows now sought to entertain her with a few remark* ] realite bow' hard a la»k it h for ooc ro’ day pareed hut what she wrn with Mr*. ou the weather, brands of eigarv, busier— , cate t> • fermented alate uf th* win., heuor they were hb •*•*•). I waited soma E\xsv-s.iL-sias^“r~“ We wish to call the attention of thoee wishing Buggies to the fact: young in the prolmum and without frirods Pomeroy. Toe old lady got warmly at­ prospects and other matters. Lovely j it das afebrile and intoxicating. Hee* umcb*feev lhalpca of bril, and feared C«M. H.Baxtv. i daumKCnma. In the great wildcrne— of boua— called a' lached to her, and talked dolefully to her wriban fell back in order upon her digni we ere admonished to not even look upon, I that wo have a largo atock, cornUating of • dir. FAIto, permit me to add, I have brau' sou about the lime when they eboald !•« ~ ■«.?<;. > »xk IfAM. be would never return, eo aft* a mca-nt K. “You are c-tting impertinent, sir. | informed of the mid blow yen received —panted. PHV-ll lAN 4 of ufent prayer I eroaral that Uumbrid of b none of your busiare* *he.e I am ■■trroiir aisat covwtt. micm. from the hand of on. you loved, who wa»1 rih* toid them oefi-Ientislly oot to won from, or where I am going to. I have ,. X-"> — “"V unworthy of you, and yet I am not ac­’ drr that site did not taonrn for her father. the same right to rit here that you have, denth W—ling win*. Study thb b eou»quainted with you, nor you with me. for hr had endrevored to wnmg her eo teuan\gjhe mart rigid total ahrtinoow. aad if you des'll»Lara suurodf, I rimli Indeed we have never looked upon one deeply that it wra net late whtah held her . ’P“k to th* eaodoctor." How ean moderate driukera who bsifeve m another’, free. NivA I— 1 m about to bi. ride; and that 1. all her Ute die had ........ . ............ _ to reqocrt ynu to do me a great favor. nev.r been *o happy — now that die waa I sailed from New London, Coan . Tburethe divin* origin of lb* Zhble, rontina. to by m.xkrate drinking ehrirtsatta, brnntifu’The Graduate*. Will yotf come 10 Siulh street church to- free. . "em’uc. iiiHiir.1. | day, with it. North I*ri* — ita final dc»- Frea Ito awtlMtae Baek—a indulge in even the tri dert fermented ly framed, stanag ma ia the face fro* let­ merrow evening at tight o'clock? Come Doctor Pomeroy watched her. Al first | tinaUon. The recent. Polar expeditiutu ol tM tweaty-three youa*; men who only Orjaon in th* face of thb admcmtuan? ters of shining gold. -Drink no longer w.priv.tely.unailcndedf.ad w«vcr reveal that he , w—very gallant, but U l*t -began to Gmauj aad England were prepared at Imt month rtspped •cnm. the thrroho! J of which take. pJace there Will yon girc ।be reoervj aad cold. A feriiag which be raat expense and with rivernment a« 1st- hfe from aa raatern college, and wont forth We bare often painted ia our own mfeds tar but use a liul* win. for thy rte-arb's dm, an entire rtraogtr, a lawful claim to (dared not cherish wn growing tn hb heart ioct, and were bended all orer the world upon th. treckhaa orann of life to battle the picture of “Soloman in aH hb glory." sake." My thought* ran feat. A aafoea your name, and yet H-ek net to know to ,and it alarmed him. “I dare not love as lb* meet .Uborate that were ever or but lb* —<1 picture of hb rotten depravity whom you mam? If you will do no I will her," ba muttered to himedf. "I am gaoiaed. Vet, so far a* the main object and dabuehery, would bad n. to think make over to you twenty thou—nd dollars, bound!" of their search w*. craccrned, they were that when writing the twenty thud chap payable to your order at the city bank. — Then for tbs first time be fell 1m>w total failurns. Captain Howgate'a expedi­ ter of Proverbs, he spoke from the depth* I soon a* thi. ewemotre b orer. Treating heavy were the fetters lie had forsed far tion bad ita origirt in some statements that the nieoey. wil be a temptation io himself. formed into aa angel of light. whtah be mad. through the pre* *uggrat you, I .hall enxiomdy await you at th* apSb* nuUccd the changu. She tried to iog a new plan uf operalkma. Inetred of My young fnaod m j*t draining anUguUe him to forget the grief that wm 1 employing largo vtaaeb aad crews aad ' pointed lime." imperilad , we can then tcri, .ven mora Otbrr gtara of liquid posreie, wh* I gt*p That w— all. There wu no ligaatore, evidratly wearing upon him; and al bat, wtribly, the force of the .dmonituo. and cd hia ana and wish tear* ia ay eyas imnothing to give any due to th* writer’, in a fit of d*p**tiuo, be told h*. *11warnings contained in hie writing.. Thr ]4ond him to leave, and ha did. sddraa or abode, lu-htd, C wu too unm,' “I am a married man," he mid impctn ry iav—tmeol. Sending eo sdraoco crew Wh* •nd m ua feminine in iu details that he ondy. “( lore you, ud 1 am not free to' a< far north - bo may deem it adrimble, -rpaut with poiMO-harbad teeth crept up •uber 1 talked aad prayed wuh hi* He ■ u alm-wt tempted to believe that some' lora’ . h. will plan; a rolony and there aoriimale un him rteahhSy. tiU at k*l the man of rig*d th. pledge aad k apt it, aad ha* of bu male friend* were playing a joke oo She rccoilal, bat bad. him to tell hb mea eo that they wilt tmaeroi the E*wiedom fell a pray to hb aaian hke power. sloe* found peas* to hia eoel by bettering , qaimu's emluracoe - well aa the white . her all. him. __ When arouaad from tkb state h. could on­ “I will not go—I.will not be fcobd,” Kartev * G-ritv—r*. —______ “It w— ernel and unkind of her to bind DK. V. RL’SSKLL. ly exclaim, "At the Ur it tritath like a asrOb, brethren, r— the perishing. lift he mi l to him*clf. Hr flung the mbrive down, then be r£ii^’vl?is?5ac* psnt, aad rting-th like an adder’’ Hems, ep thr fall* Soatah these in pity from • piexed it up. folded it carefelly and thru.: of departure from which he ana ink. ad­ the drunkard* yawning gram it in hb pocket. vantage cf any open -aarw without 1» of ~ .CHAN. IL 1IALTCR. ilera victim. hare fallen bsfoee Alrobol'* He rvmembersd that ho had a patient Usee Thus he hope, to find an opnortu to tbit, and went out; btf everywhere the nity to rewh that higb-t laUtod. in content, of that stranger * letter wm ring-, March of whicb^eo many lir-^have^Ueii litginhbeara. He then went to ate bb that lieth down ia the midst of the ana, or 7wL“(. ■ J mothtr. 8h* w— suffering more than * be’lhat Urab oa tU top of a a^," Eke • ■------- 1------ e.i_—uiu । waya bo— up when each a project ■ pro shall have lime to-Dy. The poriuoo of p^, but akeptiemm ou that print will the vanturaomc Ru-iao fort— which । a drowning wiaa, or a dbay h—ded sailor ; ard'e gr.ro., ttd aeodiog three aoab Men tall iur n» -------------------------- HD* whieb he had opt lb. moel remote id — ’jllHN never put an end to polar experitioua until hare penetrated tooth of the Belkina into hb miod b whe-tred, and hb thought* idra.kard'ebriL , of bow he was going to meet then, lie liM . planed in theoaut- of th. polar Rowmelm b aha very critical. A Twkbh I confused—they bare strs ktr. use, dirit ■ At the proMot day there b ■ pot .NEW ( <threw the. down and buried hi. fe~ i. rink. There areacfeatifa qu-tum. which deurehmrot h- guoe to attack th. Schip thb rroultaloaa ran wlr., ami *o writ in ka Vasa, and than fen al the main Ra» his band.. . I-. G. HOLBROOK. -I’orwty is a cmrw. mother, he groanformed aa authority m 1‘rofc-or lxxi-b .uiuronrro of eupjEm Bel the Cmr 'be rw'Ut •‘‘k no jnstifisbk rearou for । ,d. -I do not know whtah way to turn, of Yab Colbga thinka that the dbcovery tnbhw-1 brinp there be ha. bacn brou-d. bat at I upright-ibe bad alway* thought you ; of a pa>lar pasaagn wil hare great e—nmn hurryinK forward all She U>ed to cheer him bet ia vain. Ev­ ery-here he turned a Lopelnm eba*e*m|tha &• ,wm in—ihleof H “Wbro rial valae. There ia no qoreti-n that Cap lb bowed hb fisoe in hb hand*, and tain Howgatc'a movement* wiUbn watch ^••AK YfX^tar w«ra only -al," be a. I will seek it yet again." 1TM htur^hZl'eom* which L. bed hoped ed with lively interroi, and that he will here— sober, bat immodithought, • twenty thousand dollar* would ' reerive the wuhea of the counter in ’ nrepannx th. serin expedilwa wrth whwk ° A^Un’hJftuWrd and worrfod until the dcbsncbcry. . Hero b a fell d-eripti-i rf a drench given ue by our who hsd tertel I Dealer* la Keroeene OU. of Ns bbtero-a. aad drank from Chora | To ike eud that all yurt ire tuterertrd in , dreg, of bril. U J adg- '-1.13, v« road maaafartunng, deriiag <* uriag any ilhiminedag oib manufactured from prtroPAINTER, |*m fat thb Btoto, I rail yowr mari « At A. «. a-S * Carrtag. Stef 1' tredion to a few rwialremMta m*d« by th. oo tongsc water, but um a little win. for e£ir. Th£ ws.brtoa*m-> li«*-d. art epprored May Sd, 1877, which tabthy etmnaeh'a rake" The— are the hid J,IT,riM It., • rf- Aug. Kd, im. . ing place* of the moderate drinker, thr in It-leya Ufere ofaring their oib for Edel and the aaioou keeper. Th- we find to oe. of lb* Udi-, and she advanced to utiripaied revealinr the truth to you." |rala , ore required to have th-n iMMOted hi-Apr that the mom Bible sp—kx of win. an a ••ED* ImtoarT My srtfs?" i ia thb State, and theapjwoved bread,will "^Are yon Dr. Pomeroy?" sb* -b«l in bl-mng rad *-!»*• *ymbol of apirlto-Lirt* fa> my etory Wore you blame Ithe fa* of inepowinn sod Mtahigan feSpecial Medical Announcemenl me,*' »he eaWL "Th. wan ywa raw di. i Mwct-'e nam* afiud upon *ch Urrei. al Hr-i-r. aad ae •the on-7 venom rf « ,, stepfather. He umr^ m, ■-£« a symbol of divine pnninbtoeul and Joy Comfort and Happiness when I wm but fir. y^old, and -*w hnmrei dbufadie^ The. the infidel Id* wm. baby. Mynirtber wra weakly daiam that the BMi a* only uphold. ia.nd .be dmd a7fcw y-n>-r, l**ta ril t-nparakre, but nuatndiem i««df by advu OF HASTINGS AND VICINITY­ our father . pryxty UtUt man « HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED. STUDEBAKER! Sweet’s H°T > DENTIST. LIGHTEST RUNNING WAGONS MABK ftefittknlrVuai uni tkSmMMfeb, vteits natiU ti au-lat h W gr rat aj goer. GREBLE & RUSNELL Mvills, Cheaper than any one in Barry County. Every ens Fully Warranted I X3CA3Fix> , Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. /J- J. FiM Farmers, examine the WIARD Carrian, Bin ui OnuMiisl PLOW, before purohasingothers, Every one waranted. Those contemplating buying Wj>! Mowers or Roepers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, Sick lid Afflicted! He wu our auk ewdiaa, to bold onr property under bi. coatrol until w. marrisdor bo—am of age. He plared mein th. Sacred He^t, snd kept me then unu 1 wra sixteen, th* be brought me oat and pcvfxwod to marry we to a frwud of hb. 1 re-ilbd. One right I overbrard * oonv2X*re-i*«i..U fowd. UbUbe DR. J.'B LoSUBE was selling tac for twenty thousand dollara. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you i will save money by it. ftUdatogoto. Hadid not aDuw see to �H- R. Stevens Column THE INDIAN WAR. basifih forever erery drop ul that wine, or oqgbi ««, whicL w;i; fotoxieate. May thy kingdom tbme, 0, Lori!—over ita boundaries no drunkard can pas*, within ita llmila no drunkard b found. Thb u “» pnjet, and after prayrr we are Jaught to aay Amgn. So bo it. Amen b prayer ririug from iu ka*** and appearing in an­ Wo know thst Christ created wine at other form The true Amen b action. No Cana, and tho Governors testimony b prayer ciin go to hcarra without thbgold­ suffieMtet to prori which vine it waa, en awl mighty wing. If is words you whether • tec cruel venom cf asps” er the sweel*winc that eymboiira spiritual hie­ foe the removal «f a terrible vice from un­ ing*. The govenwr cf tbe ftaaiprouounced wary men. your life mart bu your Amen. the wine produced by Christ the be*’., Win you enforce thb priaapieof enure saying, "Thou hast kept the good wine alwlincnco from intoxicating drinks as a until now." If wu can ascertain whieh kind beverage ’ Doing thb, it b believed the of wine was coosiderri the beat among the bhamg of Him who u infinite in power Jew* we shall bo abl* to settle thb qua>- and bvo abounded will be upon yva. li-Mi .with absolute certainly, aa appeal to rceognbsd authority win do thb. inflow- until it ha. encircled the globe; Bays Dr. Gneobus, “Those were consid­ and the world catching iu ewret cadence ered tho b<« wino which were the least will swell tbq song of temperance till its strong. Kitto says of wine which had been aecentovill in good time—that is, God's preserved from formation by boiling,''such wai esteemed (by tbe Jews) the richest Dr. Isaacs an eminent Jcwbh rabbi, nays, ‘•The Jaws do not in their feasts for sagred purpose*. (including the marriage r_... — L— __ Ll^l .J r--- - - i drinks.*' There c.n be no doubt then. In viawofsueh teatxmony, that tho wine which Jero* made,and which the governor of tho trial pronotrored the brat, was the unfermated kind, which oomsBonly n>n*id<r«d the beat am-rog the Jew*. Another objector says, "Christ celebrated the Passover and . instated ibe LatdU supper with wiae" this objection i» an­ swered as before by demanding the proof that it waa tho intoxicating wino which God t»d prohihitad. Still farther it U answered by showing that tbe wine used at the PaNOVcr aad Lord's supper was the unfermelecd.because everything fermenUd w»* forbidden to be in their dwelling* dur­ ing th* seven day* of tbe feast, (sae Hxo do* !'J: 8-38). Accordingly the Saviour says; “Keep the fmsl not with the leaven of malice oed wickednea., bat with tbe unleavened bread of severity and truth, the same truth b part­ ly ayntbclited still. . Did the Saviour change the Aymbol* and select"I bo blighting, blasting rotting and intoxicating drink as an emblem of hUinoM and of the neecmity of cicanring from sin through hb blood contrary to all usages prevku* in Hi* church? If an I deman-d the proof. If the body of Christ was nrermanly repnwtnted by wine equal­ ly frw from pctrefactiro element*. It U clear then that th* Bible dots Mt uphold him that putteth the bottle to hb Mighbor's Bps, but pronounce* a .Ireadful woe inatcad, and that our Saviour did txt eocoumge the.drunken carnival ofimirfo. ty by making intoxicating wins for them. It b therefore clear that o^ectiou lie agaimd the Bible without tbe least founda­ tion. No dearer proof can be given than the fruits cf tbe two winos, we look at wret tmbletns cf sprit ual blrasedne*-— the sweet wine which the butler gate to Pbaroah— and the good wine that our Sa­ viour produced at Cana. To chink of cm Saviour ertatmf the man crucified, His band extended; Do you mark the dropping of his gore? Do you ee* the thorny crown upon his head? Do you not eee the scan of mbery upon him? Do you see the lacerated back s* the wo*d doth tear 'it? Oh! gate on those membranco of the shed blood and broken bodj of our crucified Redeemer, thia pietore of the sweet wine ought to draw suenms of undbembM tears, while ‘‘the cruel venom of asps' emblem cf thst great serpent, sin and misery, bring! forth abbonmee and loaihsomcnaw while we A—> or the world have l»xn chained from the cup of intoxicating wine. Where wu the world when Noah entered tho ark? The folltxwiag arc the liarolutiou adop te-d by the Itepublieaas of Ohio, st Ihat late State Couronlion. That they arc ouHjnken. frank and fcarlcm the reader will st ran perceive. On bwmi questions they am sound to tLe <w», but wo should rath­ er have seen them mure emphatieany for "Irtorat money,” yet they are belter in thb rcqxct than it wr* iheeght they would poured ia their utib.lfowol liquor, ebey dn.sk these doers, they drank srain, and tho Ohio ouurontion abound* in.round po­ el« mtrry About rang through the ball; litical ansm and will meet with the beany approval of the bmt men in tbo Rcpubtidv TMlin and harp sere there and muric "“■J"1 more marked between th* - groat political partis, than thb, that th* Iteptbiican nuIT preMota in ita ctinvcstom ita Lai thoughts aad the beat thought*, u I be lirvc, uf th* Nstioa. It b th* pacoliarity Alterative, Tonic, Solvent AND DIURETIC. Reliable Evidence. Tecttino ' I nolirc that a* an instance of tbo worst and most violent element of the Democrat ie party, guiding its cuaueib and moulding ita policy, and they have done more in the him platform—one week ago to-day' they undertook to shake tbe solid foundations of our pupal ar peace by questiuoiag iu their acta the rery foundation of our po­ litical power by asaorting that our Chief Magistrate, the man of our choice, wa* fraudulently inaugurated, and attempt to throw a cloud of doubt upon his title to bo President of the United State*, aad with what grace do they, who eeaght by every means that tbe worst dement* of American society can produce, to carry their man into power, aud when they saw ■hat they uses rrady to foil, they sought, by the use cf money in a distant State, to Lay a Praadential doctor, and thus pur­ chase for grid that highest office in the gift of the Republic. (Applause.) And, ndlhq-'iu that, they sought to prevent the Counting of the doctoral vote iu aceord- rear, io charge of a Lieutenant and sever­ al men. At d^ghi the fight opeead. and in a short time al! the soldiers and all the Indian* were hotly engaged in a d» t-erata battle. The Indiana were eri-dent ly anrpriasd, foe their lodgra ware pianmd, tn crane under escort, and every available wagon will go forward from here and But for. It ia cue uf the bardcat Indian fights o.i record, and Gibbon'* command made a mutt grifonl and ^desperate fight again*. ' Deer Lodge, Z ug. 11—10 a. m. VeseUne TegrUnc Vegrtlno Vertine VerUof Vertine YerUnr Republican principle, and practices, dray offer fur candid consideration of tho voter* of Ohio, the following platform of priori plro: .’tfi-hril. Ths; we reaffirm and adopt the platform sudreMlutuins of tho nation al cunVABtion of the Republican party adopted in the euovcntioa at Cinrinnsu, in June, 1876.' AV* JreJ, That the Republican* of Ohio reaffirm their unfaltering confidence in Rutherford B. Haye* aa a atataMum, pat­ riot and Republican, and cordially approve hia effort* for the pacification uf die count­ ry aad the otabliahstect of iia civil am ico upon a basis of purity and cffiricney. Rrtulral, Thai we reaffirm it b uualtaraWe, th* purpose of the ILqmblicu party to maintain and snforoe the pnitbioos ol tho iwut amendmonta to th. federal Consliinlion, gnarctitoriog tho civil right* of ritiscM before tho law. irrospectren of rare or color, and to insist upon the foil and cffactual pcrfonuance, by the fcdcrtl Gov eromcnt. ia tho execution of ita powora, uf constitutional obligation* in that be­ half. . llrtutrtd. That we are in favor of both Fine Tailoring a Specialty. VegeUne VegeUn0 New York, Aug. 12.—3-30 a. m.—Tbe 7b>we' sperial cable from Loodoo aay*: Tbe news from the *eat of war te-dar w ao coofuacd and indefinite that it h hspes »iUe to rift the truth from the great mas* uf dppsirhen constantly srriviwg. There arc many uncertain repurta of battles, bat nearly as spoo aa they arrive, dcaiab reme from w side or the other^a* the case may be. The Rusauna ar* determined Mt to allow Uh- truth to oom. when they are dcfnted, while the IVrkuh General, are maintaining a dbreeot rikuoe in regard to ail morrmouts of the alightaa* importance, whetlier lh^ reaull auceemfBlJy for their aide ur uberwiwe. When they are obliged to talk they dilate at ;pva. length on the V<«ttine 33 Monroe st. Grand Rapids, Mich. Ye«etinc VecetlM VerUne Vertlnn VerUne Yecetine VnceUne VerUne VecetiM Vertine Vertine Vertine Vertine Vertine W. H-H»yfes» ricrert, jw Vecetlnc tlw government should tie kept, tbe count completed, and that ibM'ran dent of tho United State* should be inaugurated whether he waa the man of their choice or not. (Great applause.) I take occasion to say here, in thb heart of this greet Abolition Reserve. that uo true American will ever forget tbe honor due te these Southtrnmeu, who helped to rare tbetr country agamst their Northern Desuocratie leaden, (llccewed applause. > Well, now, gentlemen over against this rule of tho worm, the old Republican pony again steps U> lbs front to lake iu place in the line i-fgoo>l guveratneot. It cotm-j to the country with twenty one year* of bonoraUe history behind iu II cutsc* to the country with tra-iition* and achievomenu of which it b proud. Proud that it dared co fare rebellion and • ar; that it dared to go to the bottom aud pluck? out by the roots «ho guilty cause of the rebel­ lion and asy th*, all men should be I free; The platform, a« adopted, affirms the and that it dared to build the Republic ou the principles uf equality, civil an/ pulitprinciple that tho United State* oorutitute a nation, not a eoofcdiracy; that a* citlsen•hip b national is allegiance aud obliga lion, it is tho duty cf the nation to protect dtbes, native and natoralbcdi nd colored, whetlier menaced by _ J abroad, or by political persecu­ tion, naZshielded under the herexey of' State riglits, at home;'' That local adfgovernment ia all matter* that are local ihust be adhered to, that I rat.-real rela- wry'method* and tiurrusd them coaragtlicus ahould be cuhirated between tbe oualy, widow Jway* Intend .to be in States, but that ‘ the centralixation of all anna or pursue military method*, and the political power ia the sixteen Southern Republican party ia able, wheu it crane* to where the roads fork, to see the way ten of State policy. With a platform ao broad and with a candidate ao unexcep­ Umo. They tuned, they drank, the tionable, tho Republican of Maine go ilia auapaign with the full assurance bowl* were filled to the brim, and merrily into : the tmttrt danred on, loud waa the baoita- 1 Mliai. shoal nd load the song. They dmitk drep; they drank cure* to the God TIB MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE te-*No Perera, and following VeceUne The couvecti~n uf thr Maine RepuLlican* was awaited with more than usual in­ terest thb year, because it wa* anticipated that some expreaaiou would be made conocruit^r tho policy of the National Admin­ istration in Southern affair*. Republican principles, aa held in Maine, are a* radical aad deep -rested as acywhere, but people who expected that there would be. on thb accDunl, a protest against die concilatory cuune of President Hayes will bo dba]»pointed when they persua tiie platform of principles enunciated. Tbe convention steered between ScyIF* and Charytxlb, and one emphatically indixrsing and the other as «mphati<-qftyi'oondcmning the I’r.-widcnt, attempting no formal statement of opinion on that point. Thb iudieate* simply that the Admioiltration policy was regarded as an experiment whose result* cannot earily Lb judged until they are mdre clearly a; • farent, aud until it has Lad a full and fair trial nothing b to bo gained by endorse­ ment or disapproval. On the matter of the civil servicv the platform speaks -1btinctly, and regard* with pardonable prido the purity which has always characterized not written 'they were eating and drink­ ing." What was Nahal - doing when Li* heart wu turned like a stone within him? Inspiration nays, “Hu heart was mer­ ry with win* st tho sheep shearing.” suffrago cf the people . Turn to the melancholy catastrophes that The platform b a broad one. affording you hud recorded in holy writ, and almost sufficient standing room for all who cltcrevery one of them came from the intoxit*-' i*h . Republican sentiment* aud desire an booou aud U|>right adminbtration of af­ fairs. Dbregardiag queslious of an ex­ perimental aort, upon which difference of opinion m inevitable, it states dearly all Siwcnlhl point* of IL-puldiran doctrine* Purifies the Blood. Reno­ vates and Invigorates tho Whole System. the troop* were not prepared Tho Maine Republicans. waa unjustifiahlo and rotoletiooary. Meas­ ures (or the'lm|<rureurt*t of tho civil ser­ vice are approved; a tall is made for the proper protection and development cf in­ dustrial intirota ; the daty of keeping tbe nation's prombo in ilia matter of rosumptijn mad the payment of tbe -’cU in coin b emphatieaJlr slated ; the existing navigation laws are approved and change* deprecated; railroad ruleidics arc donounced and it b declared that tho Repub­ lican State and national tickets were elect, rd in South Carolina, Florida and ‘Louisi­ ana, and that the cry *1 fraud rabod by the Drtoocra:.. with regard to the elector­ al ic»ult b unmanly and dishonest. On matters of State policy, equal taxation, nou-aoctarian education, and prohibitory Isgblatioti are advocated, and Guv. Connor b again pnswated with hearty and well- VEGETISE Brians, Motic., efo Salt LAe, Aug. 11. —A scout from Big-Hole Put has iust oome in with diapetehce from Gen. Gib­ bon, in command of a detachment cf United State* troo-a. and reports a terrible batik Bi th. mouth of Blg Hch Pam on Thuradar. Gen. Gibbon's command num- Wo are glad to aay that tho lime ought iu coma when all tbe military methods of war ought to be folded like the proud old banner that ha* duo* iu duty in the fight, and cater into the procam of peace And these processes cf peace aro'tu remit al) the State* of the North and South to the equal rights of soli-government. (Ap­ plause.) We hoM'the equal rights of citiren, before the law. We bold the equal rights uf the Suus before the ounsUtatfon aud the law*, and when we remit the Staten to their own self gnvcruuieut. bowc-cr bad­ ly they may have been in their local euuccttj, we do nut any tho lens bold to all Atitutiun. W* do oot propose to kt down auy ono of them, uur to invade rights uf any State. Now I desire to ray, with­ out aup-reaerve, that I am glad that uur own fiattu chief of the nation, out of uur own State, from among ua, has had the courage to ree the epoch ID whieh ho lire* and daro to do what tho accewutia) uf tLe natiou require. (Luudaud foug-euntinued You must not expect of him, because bo b human, that every act of hb will agrco with all your opinion* and min* 1 ■io not a*k that of any Prtriueat, nor do I say it in advance or afterward for any man that .ver Bred, but I do say that hblmart tbe love of hb eountrymjn in hb heart, and it is oar duty to see that he b fairly, indepoodeudv and earocetly supjorted in the strogj^o he b carrying on to give peace and union to the nation. (Gnat applause.) • I have but another word to' say. In these day* of political eowsniice, the very gwb look down with sdmirauoc upon the man ui the partt that has the courage te announce iu opinkms and dare to rau the risk uf dying for the sake cf being rishi. (Applmue.) We have spnkm ns a great Naliuoal Republican party only twelve months ago. These word* of ours are un ; 1 A‘r»-jfiN-.4 That we arc opposed to any further pafau uf public Unib or money subsidies, dr the extetwion of tho public credit of the general Government to aid tho eoaurtscttun of railroad*. That weave opposed to the leinwa) of patcuu by act of UoagrtM, which are burdensome and oppressive io the toiMc* bf the people, and especially to tlw Uboring chuacs. Z?r*>Jt«<4 That we view with alarm the • presctu duxarbed ctmaition of tho country, u evidenced by the extensive strikes cf w<>rkiug-mcA, and followed by the destructiou of life and property in different part* of the country ; and while >e depreeatr each and every rceort to violence and dis older, and-curdially approve the acaoo of our Naiional and .State authorities in their efforts te enforce Ute aujremacy of the Uw, yet wo du must heartily aympathiM ■<th the condition of the hooeet and indiutri.nia laborers who ue willing to work, buf remain noempLiycd, or are employed at wage* inadequate to wuufon and indepeudence, and a* an earnrM of our desire tv find a remedy for their ooddiltion, we recommend, first, that (.'ougraae establish As thsy prcaacd forward again, they found that they had no* only a foe to con­ front, but foemen on each aide, hidden among the roeka and taking c-sol aim at the men u they p- raod. Pushing forward tfosy reached the outskirts of tho village, but ene .entered such * terrible shower of bullets that they wavered and then broke rould, harassed al tie way by a 111 >k fire from ameng the rock* It wa* in thb last charge that Gen. Gibbon wa* wounded. Finding that ou other attack would wreck erre the rem­ nant uf hb force, he intrenched himself, paying attention to the wants of hia. T.uie* si Adnsunpie send* sn am rance by tclei7*pL to-day that the Jrcuire battle of the campaign will be fonghl *t Borax ['a**, notwilhrtandiug tho fact that aa i-ffiiial telegram from 8 u! reman I’aaha aay* the result of a reconnowancn by the Impe­ ria! Turkbb -troops demoustratoi beyond a doubt that there are no Rusaian suidiero at th.- entrance to tho pa«s. SJfALL PKKUMIMAUr XKtKWtSnBS between tbs Turk* and’ advancing or re­ treating llusaians are uf al o*t daily cocurmtxic, aud d^ubtlca* form the Lasb for the bunuroua aud exaggerated report* uf ImIj1.» whieh bar: boou telegraphed dur­ ing the but day or two. Nswr tihumta, ou Wednesday last, the Turkbb General Abraham defeated seventorn companies uf Russian infantry ami 1,000 hurw. On th* same day an attack iras Utade by a large forou of Rtuaiana os the town “f t’aiUak, near Oman Boar.-' Tbe Ruaaian* were repulsed, but with what lu*» I* tux stated Charges tea counter-charges of atrociilea cuatinne to poor iu from both aide*, and both seem tn itantain th* elements, at Vegetiae Vertine Vegetlne Vertine Vertine m errata river at MU& Vertine Vegetlne COFFEE Vertine Vertine PBEPARIO BY H. FL STEVENS, 80STM. MASS. Vegetine it Sold by All DruggbU. \ SOAP. We sell move than all of Barry County. Th» Mild Pnrnr CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS’ Homeopathic E. F. Markle, Specifics CROCKERY. New York, Aug. 12-330 a. m.—The corraapc-ndeut ot the Dctlj San, who b high in favor with the Rusmau military anthoritics, states iu hb paper to-day that the rrinforceuAeai* for the Ruaahu army will require more titue to reach lha front than was al firal supposed, and that, coowquoody. it will he impombb to ronriude th* war during the prcwnt year. Great battle, will be fi-ught, be ray*, but only north uf be Balkan Mountain*. Tbe I hope entertained by the Russian* uf being ! ahfo to advance ou AJrUnoplo at oako has I been puMpouri. and the aim of the Ku -ian general* new b to sweep Bulgaria, north cf the Balkar*, eloir of tl • Turk i-U anaiew. The paa««si of the Balkan* are STONE '^r.AJRIEL load of 55<M) gitlona of Ohio Ware. Il il tKe buU. Smith Hogle & Preston. TRIUMPHANT! SSllii ladLI? The Advance Plow Par fcto ■ Daw. Hall by Judge William H. Weat. ' There is lobe Balm the Fair < {Ways'Aww. William H. West, the candidate for Governor of the Ohio Republicaa*, b cm of th* ableet lawyers in the State. Hs has served in the Ix-gblatorc, has been At­ We had a hard fight with the Net Per­ torney-General of the State, hs* held a ec*, tiling a number, and losing a number posilton on the State Supreme Court bench, of officer* and men. We need a doctor aud was a membeFof the ainsUtuliou oca-' and everything, Send u* such relief u vention of 1872. H* b nearly blind, but b otherwise in good health. After hb nomination Judge Wsat was called to the ptafortn and said: “Mr. Chairman and Republicans of Ohio: T-e anion uf tho convention and the hearty greeting whieh thb dctuoualraUnn imports have touched me ao deeply that I hare not Word* of sufficient warmth to expts** my sens: of th* honor eon ferrod. In ■ juncture of jtffaire «> critical a* the praent, when qumtiona of aueh great del­ icacy are agitated and divide th* public mind. I almost shrink from encountering the raponaibil>tiea which the poattiou to which you cal) me will necowarily cast up­ on mo. Sincwr1—•*------------- ability, however, issrii’___________________ heavy luaa Cant. Loi^n and Lieut. Bradley are killed. Gen. Gibbon and Thr llepaLUcan candidate for Governor Lieut*. Coolidge. English and Woodruff in Ohio will wake the opening .pwli of are wounded—English seriously, tlw oth­ the campaign ou the 2&th last. er* slightly. Tbe troop* are intrenched, It b intimated that business engageand ihe ludiau* leaving. When the mcmengcr left, Gen. Gibbon saidc **I wantan escort sufficient to pro­ deserted us, and relying upon tho justice tect Ojo wagons which are going in to reof our cauK, we eLail triumph or .fall in lievn ua. Load the wagooa as light as tho hsrnca*. [Applause.] I have not possible. The Indiana art mu off from my supplire." . ready three. however Lav bean staled, asd, su far u 1 Judge Taft has given aulhtrity fur tho acalcratand it, I too*, cordially and heart). announcement that ba cordially indorses the Rcpublk-an tiekst in Ohio, and will take the stump In iU support. in me lira tho ability f .hall irire to cur prcauit administration an hottest and fair Ths New York NfooisXnhmp (Dam.) trial and a thorough teat, [itonewod apdrclsrc* that tlio German Democrau of phuac.] A bona* divided afiaimt itself that city will not even auppen the esmh anno* stand. Unlem America shall be dates nominated by Tammany Hall recouciicd and paeified our Republic is no Tbe proclamation <d Gov. Irwin of Cal­ more. [Applause and crim of 'Good ! ifornia for the rail election eonUiM ariaua* GoodF] Whibt I datm the right of fodcalling upon tho peopk'te deride whether < crAl intervention to enforce the conscitua onoreutioo shall bo hrid to revise the lional guaranties of liberty, justice and CMrtitntion of the State.' protection, 1 prefer that the several states may thramelra ao enforce in good faith 11.0 verdict of a Phibdriphia cwrour's these great guaranties that uo occasion for federal intervontiou shall ever arise. Touching tho queatioo of currency I ahall not pause at thn time to sneak ; it b too complicated and too rut 1 have no doubt tho o.mmittoe has done wisely and duoe LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER 5 REAPER TOADVERTISERS. ‘DOMESTIC SB WING MACHINE BEST. Plaster, Lime, .Urnrrlsute Ceirtltlcatera. Btc. Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, Ac. <’l< A.-VI IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE "EE3T.” O. P. Rowll & Co’». Col. ARGAN! DOMET IC'fWlKaMACni.MU. �C^TY LOCAL R^_*- T1M10-CABD WBWffliWOOi wool firtW 'CITI Gall a< the Sin if tteDIG HAT. of HATS, CAPS swd GENTS' FUR NIBBING GOODS to be fiwnd om- DRUG STORE WANZER i: BARNES HOKOPATHIC HKHDIKS. -*•*«*• MEDICAL aadLAWBOOKS tojory to paaoMl property ; rmroov fit-A r._ •. «n__ .. - All Preecriptione and Receipts ING THEN AT MUCH LOVER Carefully Prepared. v! Luk, by Gror-s J I'M- ry *r.d mivc.'Iluiy ■ 3BVMB.P. M, SIGNOr BXQHA.T LOCAL BUSINESS Empire Bloek, Hnrtiagr. Midi. fonaatica. CLOSING OUT! Closing Out! Settle and pay thia msnthnnd mi conscience end coot. Batket Picnic otlxa day, ibModdf Jamre C. Hanu. re. Dbvm! Wifooo, ■umpuU; coetiauedEdwia W. Oaborn re. Deka McF.lwaiu, I»y ere of caper were fur, her Majesty walls in --------------------------- idcr be naant by fud ing with her Winter Style "ILuxwtie" Closing Out! STOCK OF GROCERIES 8. Tarry, plaintiff and appellee, Balance ot Our Spring and Summer stock. three Egyptimm. Oae oaa, a Genua, killed b» wife, three Sarita tKrt'uolly worth $7.50 now only |oJX) PEOPLE OK BARKY UOUXTY 4'retndl mtttfogos Friday evening. IrMil Our New Yorir Lettas. Generally that I hare agala cmberkml la uritkri Suita actually worth $15 00 how only $10.00. Coata and Veeta really worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coati and Veets regular price $12 00 only $8.60. Boys’ suits $1.00, 1.50, 2,50, 3,00, 4,00. Boys’ suits.for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Men's fine all wool pants $2.50.3-00, 3.50. Men’s all wool Coats, job lot, odd sixes, only $2.50, and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 76 eta. Men's summer costa 25cta. Men’s heavy linen pants for 85c, worth 1.25. os tho ikillar. Heating., tad nil! be foqnd u my mat­ —Tn Ehbct or tub Stbikb vtob Bcairtges Lanon Tnnrauca in rm City—Tub Lioj-ob DiaLne— Cat tex—Tmb Fasuiona. Nrw Yobs, August U.1877. trite Grow BniHB<a Broadway Bia. in !tat>r."d. fitnilj from Middleville Io thia city. it.', it; fcJtaS of eouidcrabic intelligence, and waa fitted death te running un a board bill which be DEFY COMPETITION IMmO and .Shepard waa continued on the yj[ht Town Board-of Thornapple have al Middleville. won Aethiug u aecn on ll brimmed bate uf rouith Det roil te Buffalo-, sleeping coaches from Buffalo to Sew York. mayJOlf .■U, u. lte»u dntrea to cru Miration tv qi, new Wn^oa 8bon, where he may be lonnd at ail bonre of aay dry, rerdy to do any work in hia line, wmu putting a new •poke in aa old wj«el, tu tuv building of toe beat bu-f.y over aeeo in the ecmnty of a nxat »e have had a giuriesu rain. young Gdiea. the lightest shadowy gray for quieter core. and tb: loovliaule black sited to Attend. airv with thia plvatirt; and quilling? e> Thi* atetioo of the State was v railed by ’ a Tvfrcvhingniu during Monday afternoon panlculir 41tho apring brought Hr", are sow narked Uber: l( tbev IIS. PolouaUor will bo waore worn ia tbe awl tank Moore people den t Ilka u> do without jje cop Id not tfte aewvpapen or buy PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician’s Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and Chemicals STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, ________________ ' GRAND RAPIDS. Tatesifi or Medicine IT HAS NO EQUAL. j’’H7zEfflnFA CO. Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! beedi Asthma, Hronchitis, Catarrh, F.unTLi_miyra_ED living rales, a veiy large .lock of Ladies Gail n. firat dare make. Miaeea' aad ChOdien'a Gaiters, Boots and Shore of all XIMT Hiy Fever. Colds, Ac. ie, vppoatio ta« iwi JOgS 0. RVMTAW. mayttef __ ■ _ . ■ CANCEHS Mr». T. A. PvRietner, of Middlov’Je trick, which waa fpnnerly allowed them as a pLairite. Donahue admits thu the Aa>t tqlKvvMmvfte' BMetretervOreaM. WONDERFUL CURES SUBSCRIBE FOR THE B1NNKR H. A - BA HTLET & CO. BaaiUte ittnttta raifflM en early. atrikaNasVa failure,*but Knife not need. Very little BIN INGER'S Employer vs. Employe : DUfieo'tKS between •■mployes -*i «p-idif__________ Hretinr.. Mich. . Whiu»aa's Assorted CaM>a—Jie bort n the market. A fall supply al J. 1* A at Union Hall by bra ftieuda. A Thing of Beauty. Indeed, and a joy forever is the supurb edition of the Rocky I Wm. E. Cheater A Co., 3V Ma*»«rr »l., set; • ___ BOSTQjr. M4.V. SOLD BT ALL STORE KKFPER8. §20.000 REWARD! §20,000 REWARD! A. M. BINNINGER & - ramllg rnyme. WhUa tbe breaking it into piesrt and injuring onn of iiling thia qualification to be paaareaed by employers, a farther duty Ocvolves up- September first. F. freons^( re^C sotice. ametrre item ft will be Hamlow A Goonrasa August 14, 1877. Mltanuri &WMH tnp through the AMaSieatfa and editoring a crowd M anything that 3! B. P. 'OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.’ Wanzer & Barnes. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, fair view oi Ute ric.hu and .Aii.-stions of frrigbU to a payable figure. iuuad of cut- the ocher, and .sally uukctbocct required by jurtfos «d kiudoeas. sonabJc amount of information from observation aud reading, is proving hia prewiaea by raining the front Western yilcElawIn y wtcnliy tent a Durisuu make room for our fall stock. SIcKTftEADACHE. of purest quality only. CHESTER’S CUBE! Cuurch and Rail.wd 8treeu xx6tf_____ _____ the gnat benefit of the -e^rknlturtl ia- . fcl BAD BREATH. PBAEMICranCAL fflEXBf. The Hayti,t chureh aecia] will meet ids, styled the rbampioM of Michigan. _ _ _ iS-ESSSEte Entire stock to be sacrificed to tin cxAmiiW my (tork vnd J. H SUTTON. Oalfi.YtUTj____________________ Wm. H. Goodyear. Bad that the coat of living In Hurodbville U higher than m b'ew {Turk. For instance, Sour i- from *1040 to *11 j bottar, M gaged tn college dulin. li.KSfr steire are .«^y relteSlty Canada Sortaxax Railway unb — . Cui h'w popular fine commenced «.u their pitem. Mimmer time rerd. Momaf, May 14th, three fa-4 exprtov tnuoa «*«t, io eoot>e<-u»o with tb. M c. n. n. Pamejgere kavieg Huunga ai" C0 A-M-. arrive at Buffalo tome day al 8 10 F. ii, and Xew Yo.k ■oxi morelog at ltK<0 A. M. Thia foal boaiaeaa ahall be ao adjiuind that tho cp- * Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $6.60. Suite aciualA worth $12.00 now only $8.50. COR RESPQNDENCE. TO YOUNG MEN. The Old Reliable « . ? the City Drug Store rut BTBIKB t1W jurtlfy the riar and fall in « therefore a duty of emplvym BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL 485348535348234853484853 Red Ribbon Hall, <41 Saturday afterno'ti Stands Without a Rival. Great Putdrla Ciretu W'U give two exhibi- •We thali bring prohibited." 9 are quietly sealed without nd peace and mutual gms’ wiL' iu well rrgula-.edpftnul..-, the .aauutpcntahues of lai CVLFERVCLL MEDICAL CO., human .kill. D*""' , CARBOLIC OIL The abow lutiment The Reform Gab taeeting Friday night ■ ..Lir.-jsly Ita Sales arc more than that of any other Drill in the World. More sold in Michigan than any other three drilia. No Agricultural Implement in the World can boast such a prec­ edence. . Ita feed is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be­ cause, lai.—Itia tbe oaly PERFECT feed without a change of geen. 2d.-—It is the only feed whose wheels are turrfed upon a lathe making them perfectly accurate. 3d.—It u the only feed that guages ita opening according to the size of the grain to be sown. 4th.—It is the only Drill that bows exaetly tho same amount from each feed.cup. It has a perfect force feed gram seeder, a reliable lapd measure, is well made and beautifully, finished, and is without a doubt, the Or. 1. C. AYER »Ca.,L~«l, Kin., BEST GRAIN DRILL EDBl tan MfflDTE. anly c.itnMcnced. ■•rlT NK VER FAUX Try It Oaev-tm in the World. ’■ni.uAMsaK^ Ur. inn awd �Railroad*. rRCVK RAILWAY. JV!»E io. KI*"JKirrsursX”"" of planta were aet, the row* owe foot apart, and th* plant* owe foot apart tn the row ; and aet altbrnately, to break junta. Thia hedee ha* hero dipped a little, two or three time*, to keep it even, and ■ now air or acv*« feet high, with a firm, compart bare, perfectly irapeniuua to the smaller animate, and Hout ontuigh to turn ordinary farm atock, except for a thort distance at one aid «L-re tbe toil ia quite thia' A Tbe galea of heaven am tew arched , we pound of barberry, or buckthorn sued, m-xH enter upon our kuesa. coating one dollar, will pruduee plants There i* niching ao difficult aa the art enough for UM) rods of fence. of making advice agreeable THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER. Th c Leading Paper of Has The Largest Circulation, 1 can promise to ba candid, but I can nut penmiae to be impartial.—(Prtkr. Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. The benny crop of Southern California it ia said, will be a tote) teilure thin fall. Aging failure* of nearly all the dosrubi* Tbe United Sutee annually abipa over Linda of grapes the paat two yean. Even 100,000 hole* at ctetbea-pin* to England. the Cenecrd. that waa thought to be ev­ Richmond, Virginia, ha* prer 310 f*<> erywhere reliable, haa entirely failed iu tone*, that give employment to 11,000 1 mxay loealitio At a meeting of the Montgomery County. O, Horticultural Soriaty, Mr. N. H. Oinner stated that hia C noord vineyard bad fasted cWiinly, two years in asceeanion. and bo did not feci like waiting far » third, but had concluded to grub out the vine*, and plant some- j thing more profitable in iLeir place. He Coixbat all thy diaec^teat through prayer, every caro through faith, and every white young, but aa they prow nlil they tear ihrourh hup*. Tbe San Fruoeiaco Bultrfio think* that fail. At a previmu meeting of tb« Sod*<y. Mr. Kramer, who te tbe mint a tea ' California and Oregon will have abuat J:t» ftrt Wajit^ JartMw& Sifiin KKHIGAlf’ffiTSTsOOW. And st* a Local Paper la unatirptuecd in the State. Subscription Price only 31.50 per Year 11 «l In Our aivo grape-glower in that ragioo,stated, that it i* proof, and that u aa Ar aa be can go, baft, fur inatanew, when a man applies potash to a certain crop fur yeara, and aotaetiuica ociita to pat it on a pan of tbe field to show the mult, and he find* that ■ lierr m potash u applied the crop ia Brock Iroa than where is applied. aoquently, ha ia a scientific farmer, m ter aa the sppliouiua of potash to one or mote crepa te concerned. So, if he shall bee.iroo an expert in every branch of farming,- by obtaining knowledge from hooka, jwpcni, or otherwise, w-’ what ia ruppoRcd to be knowledge, and find* it to be true ar fahc ly a yneriml tent, be becornea a scientific farouit in the All! seoaw prevalent tliat a young man may - be sent to an agricafeural college, aad after study­ ing agricultural chemistry a year or two, and Mog taken out upon a fam occasion­ ally to sue crop* growing, aad the applica­ tion of fettilixcrs. that lie becomes a scion tifir farmer! That i* not *0, brea-wc he lacks thr thorough jmuVsretf training— work with bi* own hand*— to make a really scientific sgrioulturiat; bat what he learns-at college in theory is a great advaatag* to him. My advice to aueb young msn, if they desire to become fsrmem, ia to Hr* oat fur a eoupte of jean <0 • thonai^i, practical farmer, and seorAyour way to tbe title, “scicatifie fanner," which you will never justly have unlvsa you obtai| it by practice on a farm. trains Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ "1 never felt *0 frightened in my she laid to her lover, “f turned a*« as y xir «birt front—ou"—00 inspecti ©olio NokTH ter Heads, Note Heads, State •RAID RAPID1 BIVI8I0I. Tbe Reliable Nhnri l.lu merits, Envelopes, Busi- The virtue of the soul doe* njt consist iu firing high, but walking orderly . its gixn-Jeur Joes not exercise ii-self in gran­ deur, but in mediocrity. 5 ' ■ Cards, &c„ &c, .rasMffysMit.,, ?? -Koop vvnr temper, nay dear air," sail an old Judge to an irritable young lawyer, -keep your temper—it is ^orth a great deal more to ynn than it 1* to anybody ’ ■ ■■I MPItt All D-.O91T State St.; Hartinpt. Mich. afona. It baa bcety noticed ftr many year* that heavy rain* trttic motiih of June are quite auro to be followed by ■ visitation of grape rot in July and Augut. It ia not clear, however, that esuem of moisture at thoir toots ii> thr cauae ef the dtec*K of bcremo rich." the fruit, and if this were the chief cause, A petrified negro wm lately found in a it is difficult to ace why it ia that tbe dis­ garret over a law office in a village ia ease should ba more prevalent uf late years MimuaippL In ia suppos'd that lie un­ than formerly, and worse uu old vine* dertook to at«dy tew and became tbwbcd than young. Some of oar scientists are of tbe opinion that the rut ia tamed by a fungus, like the mildew—tbe spores of which are. abwrtied by to- IvuNtecr the root* Of the vine, and cartied by tlso r-7' into tkn fkuit, wbt-re tl*y dcrelop their jour reughing, air. *“s' c’-TZ ‘ 111 fiB< v-ia a hundred pounds. *'111 give yotir tier" ,ia all largo l.rlship two hundred if yna can stop it I for me,'' waa the ready reply. । put up in wood Ac Irishman, sveiug a vmad 'try, Curst*, and jj.ii* heavily laden aud tcarreiy above the **• trvli edge, exclaimed : “Upon my >>*1. Jmcric-rrn Grveer, published in Now York, sxys : "Fruit butter may be made in tha c<.ujjlry rery caady and eheaply. Tbe name paq«.*e that sugar sobaervea in . the msnafisetorir*. here may lo ueus (dished there by tlic use of rider. Wh< n appiew ar* npc, make say three barrels et cider. Ttau pare and cute four bushels of apple* I- Then boil down the three barrels of Ader to one and a half, aad set '^3' Atscss Ji-sevias- Wuk t*«tt*M. Bat 1 ■ttr.WiniaeSSsfa 1!«&■»*&£ ia is1 is AassSsrta* st, sOEEg he Grai Men flmfiita. ^WMbWS; RAILWAY COMPANY KrUee It tktrr iw ibi-1 a., »»r »s>t K Depot. 104 READE STREET, Sew York. ZBfiSl-, GEO. W ODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS '"SKJ“k lailroad XEKSW-S.-^1.!^ rivrers-vi reap wtj te aaH at all *rw>**l SSfeI«ftJZ3: It B.TAYUJB. Om'IBaac ». ■<SV UU — Wt- J. P. ROBEU irietor, GAN. Drugs and Medicines of nil descriptions ipt constantly on hand, and Prescriptions iHfulhj ro^ftauoiled. Also n full line of iSkrw 1 City Drug Store asmrim ’Yilratir” Mm Matta. h i THS OKIOUUL ASD OSLr jtii fell with fertiW. Far plowing under tow the largv variety of etever, A bushel or two of planter to tbe aero early ii■ tbe spring will increase the erep coteidmhly. prepared to fill all Ordent promptly for explained bis absence by laying be gone to Wheeling. it convaaiest to the eepper kettle, in which plica the fonr taahels of applet 1'vur on to tbe apple* from the cider enough uanswer tin purpose, and fire up. Aa tbe cider boil* 'away, add more and morr-. un til it te all used up and the content* of the kettle are brought down to a proper euoabtaney, of which one aw: be judge. A little prartic* will makp cue perfect in thi* procea*. Thia i* foe apple*. It will apply rtjoally w*U to any nsber kitxlol fruit from which it i* practicable to ob­ >ough to keep tendr in a tain tlic julec as one would from applca.” rtiliiy, aa the population beand, conaojucntly, eiorer us aa a cheap and valuable Tho custom of taking toe racist aubatanar, “without money and without tial mea! of tho day at tho close of tho la­ wla.-h w literally true, bcestta* it bor* of that day, when tbe body, including the stomach is mure or lea* exhau-.Cod, M "Why rithia called Jacob's Laddet ? " in conflict with the p'.aineat law* of hy­ asked a charming woman, aa be and ahe b ■ plowed'under, whieh win fertilixe th* giene, tha moat manifoat law* of oar be­ were geing up the steepest part of the ing. There are many who spend the day Mount Washington Railway. “Beaauna,*' land eqoat to *!.’> or *20 worth of atable in the city, or at labor from home, who he replied, with a look that raiphaaixtd d«a< to tbe acre. There is Bo’ mistake taka ■ mid-day loach, and then on thoir bi* word*, “there are angvla ascending abml thia nlirgcd fact in U-e least; and I return taka th* full meal uf the day, at aad deaccading occasionally.' He am inchnei to think that if mablcdungdid the dose of these labor*, when the powers squaeaod he* head. not exist, nor any kind of commercial fer- of sligeacion, always in sympathy with the Mr. Murry, in th* Goldea Rule, can general system, ar* not in a condition to see far enough toward thr millenium to perform such an amount of difficult labor. ft is usual for such to return with a keen see tbe time when the inecripii-n, appetite, alimwt of necessity taking an ua “Closed far tho Vacation," will lie writwould be mled by the supply ; tat ia tbe due *mounl .Z food, and that too subatan- and manufactories, ■ newspaper ofiees, tia! and difficult cf digestion. Of course, end they would, probably, be aa proepevafter fasting, the amr.uut cram! wiB be sn.f many other pteeta, aa regularly sad ou« a* they now are. Corer will flourish greater than should be taken at that time naturally *1 it is now put 00 achool-houan ua poor »od, sa it derive* a large portion in the day, even if plain, simple and eas- or church doors. And it ia going to hap­ of iu nutriinenc frwn the atmoeplicre, aad to digest. But when thst food ia what it pen within fifty year*! whoa a fanner cl.tain* a good "catch” he Tbe maddest man in Buritegton five* out on Fifth stroat. Last Sunday night is rars of a goad crop, which ought aot to be jasturedaqy the first season. Tbe amoad anaaon lit should be cut for hay, that JOB DEPARTMENT ? a pusilive pmciirul knowledge uf the al­ leged fact. Tbe reading that such spplicalion produce* gted rtanlia, urn in tbe writing of a hnadrcd me*. t* aot /»*«/ . . A paper aay* of a ■ very prominent mil­ itia general that ‘‘his sword waa nertr drawn but oooe, and then in a raffle.” in Itome, Ga-, tbe other day, acren brother* named Hill rfere Indicted far counterfeiting. I(nmc sat on her seven Hilk .. n.-,.! i5 tide" agriculture, aa something only taught ia hooka, theoretical ia a great degrre ; but that ia not «>, aa science ia noth­ ing bat iaowWjr, skilled knowledge. Moet of the Voocunb were also ruined by Now, fanner* will, perhaps, be a little the rot. De cut 2J1V0 pounds of Irra' earpriMd when I tell them that every one Seedling from about 3 sere*. Taylor s uf them, who ia skilled ia farming—men Bull* bad done well growing among Ca­ who keep their farms in g«od condition, I1 tawbd.^hxt rutted. Ncrtau'a Virginia I wu also good**-there an both winr grapoi. bate good Croces, plow and plant ' ' gjl । Hr had tried tjnite a number of Koger's -right time, cultivate well, etc., Hybrid*, bat iuond them of no Bae cxcvjit study setaotifies agriculture io college*, when grown against a wall er building, and graduate as Profsssars of this acieooe. lie lad seen young vineyard* of Concord without a thorough practised' farmifig, doing util. 1 hare had siinilar reports .are not acmatifie farmers, although they respecting the failure*, of I'eneord and generally claim that title Axclodvcly. No other grapov, from comwponlfaito in dif­ man can my that be kaoar* that tho appli- ferent part* of Cvutral and Southern Ohio and Indiana. Iu regard to wbat caiuea ia particularly beocfltial, unless he has bid the rot, thia queatiou has baffled hcrtical- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-22.pdf ab06fa02e380465ef51320fe662efe05 PDF Text Text WUcpuBLicyl Byt/lrq trims w »r mcripium । Om rar’ ••• reel *• A*vnnse , I. -I’-’—-------- Hastings: VOL. XXII. NO. 17 barry county, Michigan, Wednesday, august 22,1877. a'c many ouc who —*---------‘ KOFESlOfcl AID BUSINESS CARDS I It will pay you to Drill your grain. You will save wm'iJ crimson with blusher; her eyr. Ml, toe I ! t.ou <,f Chinese merrhante recently waited : upon Senator Morton with regard to the troubles attendant ur»n thr preaeuee of I their countrymen in California. The . spokesman stated, in effect, that there wa* a strong feeling existing against them , that their properly had’ been destroyed , they bad been stffjoctad to pencual vio­ lence ; their righto under too treaty disre­ garded, and stated that toe United Slate government failed to afford them the pro­ tection to which they were entitled ; that they did not blame the Aotenoao people for this elate of affairs, rccogaixing the fact tost it eras toe foreign dement that oouMMl inattue'c — so atrondy opj«H(d them . that having wffl^>o dtorered «.________ borne wita pus treatment far many years, Stitute are the first of a scries under the with no prospect of relief, they wished Io Kw. Every effort will be made to adopt each meaxurra as would hare a ten render the institute of practical value. deney to check Chinese immigrate*, and to thia end requestea the sens lor co introPolitical Fun in Oregon. date a bill st the next aeasiun of Congress providing for a modification of toe Buriiogame treaty sod levying a per capita tax of one hundred dollars on evaty China- ' man landing in America, the proowda of . thU tax to be devoted to paying the pare- Grover— tost mreteigataon rad the huthereof oecurriag in Portland. age back to China of Chtnamen - desiring mcr 1 At ora time a Democratic witrere took to return but lacking the meant. He also »«»moo to apeto with pndt of ■ the onc-balf bushel of seed per aero, and gain from three to ten bushels per acre in the yield; but to obtain the best results you must hare a Drill that will nut bunch the. need. k . Godbbmhor! 1 bop. to. umn who wira her, when I m tar airay and forx-vilen, will Ik worthy of so rich a prise." ■1 wish Mm joy uth» bide. Thecold glitter of mod, ail brains, no heart. She isn’t capable of Icanur.g even the A. ■ r. uf lore, and novar will be. Forget bar, Hany." "Wdl, waahaU never agree oo thb •object, on lM ra drop it, and forgot I ever spoke. What my you to a stroll on tbe Avenue?" "With all my heart," vim toe reepoaae. “1 shall see ber, to m irrow, for the last time,"«aid Harry, io couduaiuo. ‘'Tbars'a to be a pio-nio at Psiadbe Reeks. After that—well, India.'1 Litlle did ritlxr of the atwakcru iniasinr tost there had been a llatoaer u. their cob vernation, much leas that the Ibterar was tbe very lady under dberaaaon. But no it waa. Mbs Temple had wum to call on a friotad at the hotel, and finding bar out, had eat down at toe tablo. in her pri­ vate parlor, to pen her a note. Now, thb parlor waa toe next room to th,st vevupiod by Chuley Huamter, aM •* Ute window. •J,both apertusena Were opee, she beard distinctly every word that waa epukeu. It was Hany’s voice, Karnr'a admaaeion that bo waa guiug U lo-D*. which first attracted her aUcatioe. Going U> India! A sudden pang abut through her heart, a >poam of abwlute physical pain, so that uncoocioualy, she pressed ber band to her aide. Harry bad teen no ilcrcted u> her, for more than a year, that she had taken it for granted be would always be so. -She bad, therefore, h^d oo wish to change those pleasant relatune, aa Harry bad raid the shrank from him wboo bo became too democatrative, but now tost she found be ItM jpung away, she awoke to toe eonaaouracre, that be wu n-«mrary to her happincae, aud it burst on her like a revelation She Ibteoed, spell-bound, to what fol lowed. It never occurred to ber that ah« . FIIY.-H'lA.N &SVROEON Reerr Stark. Slate ■treoLj^etyaos. FORCE FEED will sow all kinds of Grain and Gran weed ly as Sand runs titrough an Hour Glam. .And the attorney AT LAW i SOLICITOR HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED. is one of the best Drills manufactured. Quantity of seed sown regulated without change of gear-wheels and a perfect force rstn, whether sowing one peck or four bushels per acre, which is the ease with wo other drill. ' A If you Want a NEW WAGON be sure and buy the STUDEBAKER! Every wheel is boiled in Oil. every box set 'in White Lead. The Skeins are set with the Patent Skein Setter, and the Boxes by- Ua^draulic Mactinery. and this is the reason they ore the Sweet’s H°Tel» LIGHTEST BUHNING WAGONS MADE. Tteyarette<nly Visa lam hSorOnliad W, ntti iumM b h 50 p ml nj liter. Mfirnarne»ses made by hand front the BIST Eastern Oak leat her W.SI. JONES, and every , strap warranted. DENTIST Hiills, GREBLE & RUBSELL Miciiijai. ATTOKNKV AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR ix nujtrasr r™iH u BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL Stands Without a Rival. Its Sales are more than that of any other Drill in the World. More sold in Michigan than any other three drills. No Agricultural Implement in the World can boant such a proc- edence. Its feed.is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be- 1st —It is the only PERFEGT Ibed-without aelutngc of geenrr^ ty absorbed - While ber cheek flooliod, half angrily, more toao ouoe at Charley's cynical rrnirttmt, her heart throbbed with atrangc ploaaure. at Harry a geocrotu detetaM of ber, too more geoerous, she felt, .beeauae be admitted that be wan without ■Bepa. And it began to dawn ou her that .be had been uniuieut1..t>ly a litdo ae.foh, in expecting to keep him at her side, on her own tenu, rvcciriog everything and giving nothing. Hho saw too, that abe bad muundentood bendf. She had been say­ ing all along, and her act had aaid it abo, that only weak, silly women fell te love, that men wore all silk. Aolfiah; that her •ci were too victims of their affertiooe, •too vmoUotml altogrtber ' u the binbprioot of too Atotortlc dub put II It •Lould l-e ber care, Isabel had early de dared to avoid tbb weakoaaa Life rarely 'Going to India !" r. «.-------- jue lwu jt,nll<0,t0i had enough in it, even far a rottab, with indow, on the aeeood out llic nevi of loro. But now her fee. ... ................ .... . House, at Newport. spun phikaophy tail from about ber. Now < Both the young men were smoking ■ '•Yna, 1 am going to |ndb," waa tbe re­ ply, "I will b. frank with you, Charley, [ for we were at arhoyl together,were chums ’ / '2d.—It to the only feed whose wheels are turned upon a lathe mnking^ them perfectly accurate. 3a.-Jt is the only feed that guages its opening ncconljng to the al college, and have bean close friends over 1 size of the grain to be sown. since. I will nay tn you what I could any 4th.—It is the only Drill that sows exactly the same amount to no one ebe; and I feel I must nnbunicn tnyrclf to aomebod/." ’ from each feed cup. “A woman, of coarse," said Ma friend, It has n perfect force feed grass seeder, a reliable land measure, , aratentionaly, oalecting a new rigar. is well made and beautifully finished, and is without a doubt, the BEST GRAIN DRILL om 60,000 IN USB. Call and see it with latest improvements at .gggEE MESSER BROS. TrJ&swf {£L”Swterti ISAM U . V ROOMAX. JlHIN U. CRESSV. POWERS & BARLOW «.2:'S41CT^7 C. «. HOLBROOK. . HARDWARE. ••label Temple.fa Jail aa 1 supposed Hut look here Hal, is not *li« a bit ot a blue-Blocking?" Harry Darnley winced. He could not boar that any one should apeak disparag­ ingly of the woman ha loved, and Charley Rossiter used the phrase, be knew, di.P^Tdo not think so," be replied. “She ranks intellect above all else, b food of the society of men of ability rather than that of mere boys; likes, in tart, to talk of things, not persons. io other words, n no WHOLE NO. 2063. CALIFORNIA. : turned half aside. Theo, as if hardly J ---------, knowing wbat toe did, aba began to draw The Coolie Queition In a New Light line, te to.—w •Fraaci^o, Aug. n.—A depute­ taken down a peg or throe wh<^ the Ito publican exsminer check-d him wit), the calm inquiry, "You mew. enpperbraded.1 do you not ^ir ? In another place when a Ikmocraxic wit- i i*eaa ecraaed a Republican cilbcn of Ore- WBy XT, it they will fio," »be Buawcvvd, loukiuK up with . mbckbvtv. Muile. Bud then Bbu demurely finished off l|w toil of too C. WbM did ohc m-Bt. ' Bulguutka! w. were the words, too look urade hr> heart beat high. He leaned toward her. Sbo did um move away. ■He put hbarm about ber. Sbo did not ahriak. On too contrary oho aaid ta a low whitper • "Will you—girc up—going to Jndu, if I aak you? And ,h«r ‘ appealing look wan more eloquent llua ber words. **l will give up my life even," bo aa■weml. paaionately pressing her to hit boon. ■ She Ly poaair- for a few accooda, with «od ibeir allien have been guilty of would net be tolerated in any country. and leant of all In a country Eka the Uaitefi State., where toe federal gyMem and the demo Again, .bin a Rcj.ubli.-an vitw*. ou toe stand be wu asked bv tbe examin­ er, "What wu Musmr'a poBamr I should all him a •e-rtu.wabt!" replied •he witosaa, "But wan be not a Detmcrat T'. iatevrogste-l tbo inrestigntor, to which the witeHM felt bound to reply, "Ho RAISING THE WIND. waa, Your Honor—it's sIFtoeaame thing." All of which w» fun f«r the gentlemen A New Scheme for Poor Men. who had come ou ftten Wuhiugtan, but Wvdareday last, about, Ibe hour when I gall to the rebdeet Democracy, mpeeuhy Old Sul " waa gating utera thia sublunary u embodied io |«>or Grover and Cronin -pbere from hb meridian altitude, two horny-handed toilen, apparently raUroodan.'rsterwi a saloon and restaurant in the 1 bird Ward, presided over by .a henrat Genusa-Amenean. ydept "The Wolf." Ordompg xw« lager one nf t» a poor toilers casu.ffy remarked, " How pare it b t I trmtpin wore to-day than any other day thb Bummer. The other poor baler amihd suiLbly, whereupon No. 1 aaid, " What arv you laughing at?" "At your’ ----- poor English," aaid No. fi ; “ you not I will wagrr you 15 that I ou it by the dictionary. ’ " I would be happy to slurb ywi raid No. 2. •• but unfortunately toe In which 1 l» engaged ha; nred I my mesa*1, sad to apeak pUloly deed broke." He iuuked at her with raeb a puttied The Wolf, mraawhib, bad been air that abe broke into a peal of laughter terested listener, and proud his i "Don't be angry, 1 am not laughing al edge of the English language, raw i you. I waa in a roam at toe Ocean Hoose 1 yesterday, next tn that whore von were aitung II was Curio Stewart s parlor, Hr proffered (a put up th. V, sod hb of­ bat toe had gons out and I was biting at fer was accepted, miking a saw buck (X) ’table, writing a tuoreage to her, when I in the bands of No X who acted aa stake­ heard your voioo. You understand now. holder. An adjournment was had to a Tbo wioduora looking on too Avenue were lawyer's offer tn tbe vicinity, where open in both rowma, I auppooe; you must “Webster. I’uabridgml " wra rouralted. I* more carets! .Miter Harry in the f«- which gave tbe following definition . i tars. And it wu-tocs I heard abont tbe Transpire, V. i To be emitted through cum|*ered Harry mentally with the other men toe knew, realising as abe had never duuo before how superior he waa to all o! them; nobler, truer, mealier, more intelli­ gent, better oukivsted, chivalrous bsyoud words, a Sir Launeelut ia all that was great aud good- Awd she blushed with secret pIcrauflB, aa aha thought of it. Hot be waa going to India! It waa too late to recall toe pant. Yen! threw w» om hopu. a slender one, but still a bops. They vita to oseet to-morrow at the pic­ nic, and though »• a could sol take the initiative, yet something might bappeo. Pat liana poshajn Suderaly, she roared bared'n with an effort, lor ate bad Loen aiming for long after lbs two gentlemen hto gone out, and J toe could eiuib' him and kband be? V*.c i ruing, ran down staira to ber pouy-phaton and again. "Oh! but you're grttiug beyond the A. feeling like auma guilty tolag. all at ano* nuictabcnrig that aho had been eavc»- R. p.," she aeid "Surely ono b quite J enough." "One wifi ba, or I rappooe will have to bo,” he snnvrecal "lam waiting for 1L" ’ bert Spencer, and rm alter Huxley, when he was here. I don J taeaa to be offensive. But isn't thia your half (edged fem.le lecturer? Before long, mark me, she ll tie harangued from a plstfonn, probably in full Bloomers, with a BWnksyjaokrt and night She was thlnkteg all tbe while, that abe bad discovered her secret too Even Harry could. hardly reptuna a late, she called It a seeret, now, a week So she would have called it a woakMa. sniile, but be replied, warmly Bhe pouted. arry ww going, and might go, waa al"You do her great Injustice. She la a "Bat yea fore nw"" thorough woman at heart; with infinite moot osrtaia to go, without a word. No ■MT* She draaaed for tbo pte nie next day capacities for sympathy, self-sacrifice, ten“Yofi few meY' dernras, devotion. Only nothing has yet with the greatsM cure. She waa i« q fisSb. looked up from under her hi var, when abe reached the Kocks, till Harry made bto appeureecu, for the feared veiled ryes. blushing rmily "Il w not too much to ask," be a sumething mytii happen to prevent bis coming. He did not, for awhile, join bar; "la M Il's only tbe a. a. c. you know. •■There then," (be mid, “that's the Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. ff- Jterri®, Sin an! Onauilal Farmers, examine the WTARD "Ob! y«, goal to feminine P A I N TER turns, where they read and oaaaya, PLOW, before purchasingothers. admire each other, and Ibtra to U dental fimb lecturing. Faith, Hurry, I ’’•"JSUX" Every one wftranted. thought you bad more than Io fall in fere with a girl of that kind. Gnat she b pretty, charming, facinaung ovou; I Ma»T| do no. “Why he not ready to admit the two bet, aid I m .vement Those contemplating buying quite know abe b beautiful, but for bearen'a «k me to g» fur a walk?" sl» raid to her Special Medical. sake, don't marry any woman, who thinks self. The afternoon wae rapidly purang, Mowers or Reapers should see ber hopes began to grow faint, aho iraolv■Icy Comfort.dn\l Uappinexa Sick aae'afflletedl the Walter A. Wood Machines, ■d P»>nR pmfitebio tm; OOtl to 10.0UO person. gararau-.Vra York And Iowa, which cun rate a bushel of umoi am doea OF HASTl.NGB AfD VICINITY. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until yon have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. they are the only there io t»< tnoro breeae ou tbo boaoh ." 1 m med'.airly ber attendant* one and all offered to coecrt her to the shore, Harry among them. She put her arm ia his. “I will except Mr. Darnley', kiad as oort," she said, bowing grecofully to the ethers. '-They tell me be fa goiar to India, nod it will be mr la« wfik with him- The nut of you I am era donrao of Unx. yet," . Tbe ocher, took tba hint and bowing left laabei and Harry alone. Neither spoke until they ha I left toe noisy oma- 'ie,s3v.«cl The Wolf was a sadder but yet a wiser unu, and dropped kb little V without a murmur, nod naked the boy* to mile al June f.th, then turned to the vast audi«k« that had Steembled to wrk-one him, It hat trMUpimt tuKt. that tbe tnuu- and ia a huaroe voire told them what hb iferiny aehemrn diade a snug day a wayrs friend bad done for him: •Seven vwra by calling M lb. different Storrs, etc., along Frankfort .trret and making the rerdanu trmupht to tbe tune of fffi or' l ucv< r thought I would lead nek »- life m thb and .laud before vou a* I do to uigbL Whilo I wa. couMnittod Captain WHERE IOWA MISSES IT. Cyraa Sturdiraut—thb good man who b here to night—ramc to mo one Sabbath day—I will mvot forgot that day. Ha mH ma in the ectridur of th. jail, where wo had all bwo <-.-il!rd out and wrrvultioz oo th. bcackra. Wl.eu I him 1 UtoUfhl to myudf be b a Rood maa. be aramod to me hka a father. I wanted to coovcn eeeao ,’*J 174j"» «>f the labor movement j/tu I mlad Htataa, neither Letter mx worse, oc the whole, than the toirfa of our on tbm aretooidk, too recklem, toe debaoed “ bwfars " who ^.und in sd greet dtira. Europe « wdl an Amenuan. and who era hardly be d-ruuguitoed from the crinuual da^e.. All there terate of society bora bran dbtorWdaring too prat you by to. dblocm uon produced by Una aenoomical criab. They ureded oriy toe a^nal u> break out in revolt, eaoh 1n its OWa way, and with its on objraoi elmram n mate of Hinge which prereod hardly upon every one of them. Completely ignorent of economic t troth., and cerehoa of too general wdfers , toe community of tndm nmomata. toe of ,ordinary uradramml laixiran aid toe crim j of good senna sod the masagemeat of good bwiKM toon ? It would pay the Sate to him a good. Jicrt Yukre from Maine, aad gire turn <10,000 a year, to eomo to Iowa and lesch us to can enough enru in ramm-r time to do us through tbe winter. What is true of corn M true aho of toma­ toes, Lew. .11 kind* of fruit, and nearly everything that is canned for table nut. Tmuatoeo and bean- will grow i-i Iowa like waeds, and do so grow, and alurate every yrer tbowntrit <>f buabtoi of them go to waste, ungalherrd But in toe win­ ter moniha alt there things are bought at cur groom atocre bv fermon and produe er* as well as other people, and the pro rers rot them—toe ooly ploeo they mu get toera-frooi the Eastern State, tbr most of them from the Gratda OMmnuoi ty, In Nw Ycrk. Tbe do&re rant out by lows fur food that «n be rated, rad u auised boro, mounts into milhnwa of dol- �VEftETIIE Our New York Letter. . ux Lxuoa Tai-CBMa—Sorrow's Krmow—Tub Stobw Ybab—Tui Bia Camt Mjntntta—Wau. Bibmt Geaeral Howard’a Campaign. am not over yst by any mean*, though the tong-thrtrtcW strike in the ciry ba. not yot token place. The workingmen are not yet orgauued to make it the suceem they desire, and it will be put off till 1^0 Iradara hsv* their nrangenMct* thoroughly and completely made. Bwtaton, Sobwab and Duna><m are busy among them, organiiitg by trade- and raising funds to •upport the rnuvem-nt wLra tbe break is finally made. They expect to have a million of dollar*, and so comptrtr.ii or­ ganisation that they will be able to effec­ tually stop all buainen, and dirtato lenra to the city, end that without any rioting or bloodshed. One workman asked Swin- It is fa order jus* now to make ton of General .Howard'* campaign and Genera! Howard * despatches. Il b easy to laugh at hie repeated aMnrar.ee* that be ia doing hb best to overtake Chief Joseph and the Ke* Percea'Indians, but it b by no mean* *0 caay for a general to overtake and give and pay* over to tlic unoupfoycd work­ battle te Indians who are detenafoed to men, to hdp them along tilt time* pit bea­ ter ? Swiatou'i answer wm characteristic. The tact appears to be that General “What fa tbe use of feeding men in thia ; Howard b actually doing bw bort, by bard w»yY Do you want to go ou feedinff them, marching, to deal tbo Nes Perots a revere ar will you compel cup'rtal to pay them no blow, tut with the mall forte at hb comthat they ran food them*clv«s ? A million maud be e^n do nothing but follow trail* of ddlan* fa a mere nothing, to pay for what we waa* I” Justus Schwab says but tittle but bn sells beer and look- vise. Ho has tbe Gennsn ekmentweU organ­ bed, and wdl in hand. When the strike b dedarod, he says they will turn out to ally following them as fart aa be can—bqd u be asmxru us that ha b doing thb, sre have no right to doubt the fact—it b aa idle wiate of peer wit to make oew.papcr jmu ca the subject. General Howard ia, perhaps, not a first-rate military commandcr, but he baa fought one battle in thia campeigu, and- be fought it so welt that Chief Joseph baa not been willing to meet no ennyoua to interfere with rapid move­ ments, nt trail* to U found, no difficulties of any sort to contend with; but in a field, and especially in such a field aa that of tbe western pUia*, there are many difficulties fa tbe war, especially when tbe enemy, moving ia light order, fa determined not U> Fight. V It in only fair tUbGoivral Howard ahall have j urtire done hinAv tbe preen df the country, ami it u sore injustice to ridicule him mcreiknely for his failure to accom­ plish aa yet whit has probably been as yet impossible. If he had bad the number of men really sreewtary for efficient campaign­ fag among thatIndians, aud had failed then, dition. h seems their candidate for Gov­ ernor, Mr. Bishop, has no special fitness for tbo position, except that he could farubh the “efaews " to carry ou the cam­ paign, butidnre tbe nomination be de­ dines to fulfill lib implied contract in that direction. It appear* that wne of hb run~ y-tb'rr. » bood>e^y irtof the strictest semr,’* nwwwptfonist and a man oi extreme views upon all of tbe great questions of the day. Consequvctly the Democrats would not lament very much if be «" "' ' alga the honorable Thb reason han bren made memorable by tbe number aftd severity of the storms that have swept over thb coart. Never fa tbe biliary of tbe city ba* there bren *o many or so violent. Lart Sunday night, Coney Island, on which at the time were more than 50,000 vhitora, was swept by * atofm that was a* sWrre a* it wm unex­ pected. Bathing housre were taken up and carried bodily a quarter of a mite in­ land, table* on tbe puzzis were swept away, and men and women ritting at them were burled violently again** ths wall* of the building*. Fortunately the hotafa were soffioentiy ttrong to rerirt tbe bal­ ing of tbe wjnds, rise there would have been a terrible loss of life. There fa a th under storm or two every day, and the eight* are made lively by tbe aamc agen­ cy. It wm amusing last Sunday on tbe Iwata that cany New York out to gel a PurifigM the Blood. Reno­ vates and Invigorates the Whole System. Alterative, Veceline the rame, and hi. old father and pother also died of grief, and tbe Rubeuslrin family were ruined. And now comes a man named Huber, wbo confosare that it wu be wbo killed tbe Alexander girt, and that Rubamtein wm innocent. He gave a full and circumstantial account as to bow he became poaneaacd of Rnbeuateia'i knife and boots, and ia so cirevmatantul m hb icrount, that there, ean be but little affair shows how dangerous itb to trust tn detectives in such cases. They bars a di­ rect interest in finding route one guilty, far unless they can discover a enminal, of what use are they ? And ao when they fail n> find the murderer, they fasten the crime upon the first peraon that nupicion esn bw directed acaiutl. and if they haven't evi­ dence they make iu There b but little doubt that poor Rubenstein wu worried in to his grave aud that tbe detectives are guilty of tbe death of him and his entire family. Piktbo. Tonic, Solvent ftdishU Evidence. Vegrtloc built by Mrs- U. J. Kcufield, as soon re S. & Goodywar A Co. shall furnish the atone and lumber for aaid walk. and that VegeUne Vegetinc Vegrtlne walk aboil aho be parcA Adopted by aye* endways as follows VegeUne Ayes.— Aid. Abby, Dewey, McNaugh­ ton, Spaulding, Tomlinson.—5. VcgeUnti VegeUno VegeUne Fine Tailoring a Specialty. VegeUne Tito following Bond* wore received and approved with their rurctia aa follow Liquor Bonds of H. A. Bussell and B. J. Rotton. Druggist. Bonds of Wm. H. Goodyear and Wanser A Barm*. Arre—Aid. Abbey. Dewey, McNaugh­ ton SpeuMing and Tomlinson—5 Nays—Nooe. Die following accounts were received. VrgeUno Vegetlue 33 Monroe st . Grar.d Ri ipids. Mich. Vegetinc Vegetlue Heatth, Strength Vegetlno AND APPETITE. VegeUne Vtgetluc Vegetlno VegeUne VegeUne VegeUne VegeUne 'aymj. It I will. Our Washington Letter. Wannixorox, D. C., Aug. 17,1877 Ofcourao the Army ahuuld suffer an­ other reduction thia winter. Tbe fl20,000.000 worth of property actaally' des­ troyed und our national interest* indirect­ ly damage^ to tbe extent of many million* more by tb« mobocraey ; the hundred* of new made grave* filhal with it* dope* and it* innocent victim*; aud the 35 or -10 percent, of Gibbon* little army sacrificed | the other day to the exigencies ot Bour­ bon Democracy, are a part of the terrible harvest bespoken when Banning, Wil Ihms, Wood and their party associate* of the Ulh CoogvvM legislated us into the band of tramps, tbe I^wIcm dement* of our great citir* and tbe Indian*, saving thereby a round half-million, perhe|x. ■ The fruit* of thrt legulatioa mtb\yrore weighty incentive* to induce the member* dred paeeengero. A furiuui storm came of the 45th- Congress to follow tflossly in up, ami cver^Xioe of the seven hundred tbo footstep* of it* prtdecaacr. All eave waa sea-sick. The eight of seven hundred those hoplog to accomplish Howard* dis­ [cople vomiting, at onoc i* not often grace through the disaster first reported, rouchaodcd, and it would have been amus­ are happy to learn by Sheridan's ribpatching had not the beholder bren u» bu»y re to tbe Department dial Gibbon's | with hb own individual Mckuere to enjoy achieved a »ub*lantial victoty instead of suffering a defeat, so disheartening and demontliring to tbe Nex 1’crore that their at Ocean Grorc, New Jersey, ts fa active early submireioa to the' Gorerament b operation. At thb now famots place there likely to result. The caroaliliei were un­ are rabmautul oottageu that shelter a usually large among the foreea engaged, rcldcut population of 7,008, wbo stay showing tbe stubborn nature of iho strop. there all the summer, aud tbe tents accom­ gk; bat it b believed the proportional modate as many mere. The place b owned low* of the enemy waa much larger/ than by an aaeociation who_enforce the moat ul­ Gibbon's, aa tbe attack wm a -sritnplete tra religious rule#. Intoxicating drinks surprise, and many of tbo boetilra were cannot be had for love or money, boating abet down bdoen having time to ann 'and all ciaaace of amusements are prohibit­ themaelvra and form in line There was ed on tbe Sabbath. Amde from tbo print­ no lore of store*, not even one wsgun bo- ■ ed regulation* there i* a moral iiflucr.ee iog captnrcd, kt alone tbe whole supply that males it extremdy diffiedt for a aiu- train, a* at first rumored. The pursuit is ' ner to be %mfortablc in the proareuti .n being vigorously pn»hed and the dopondof any kind of semi-eiufo! ot evtu frivo- ency that followed the first exaggerated. Lue amnscmcuL The bttiuocaw of the rumor* has disappeared place b religion, and it fa very doerly fol­ Geo. Terry, though rather doubtful of lowed There arc meetings at daylight, Crook's friendly motirce fa adviafac his and then all the day, with intervale of appointment, ha* consented to act as one rest, and till tea o'clock at night. Mrs. of the two Commiisicner* designated to I.itxie Cook fa there exhorting a doten visit Sitting Bull aud induac him to ent time* a day, aa wdl aa Mrs. Van Cott, and hi* visit to Canadhn territory short, and all the noted revivalists. Die ringing and return to his renerratfou thb ride of the | praying b of the emotional kind, the end line. It b not publicly known who ha* ; being to get up as much religious fervor ■ been adected a* tbe ocher ; but as there and feeling aa possible. Buhnjn Simpson waa found no money available^ to pay for and Pock have charge of tbo cxerebce. It inch service, the idea of a civilian ha*, it is an immanro suecas this year. u stated, been abandoned. A ReprcKn- great mistake, sod there fa no Utter time to make a radical change than the preecnt. Sittmg Bull should be caught and hung for myder, together with every chirf that h» been engaged with him fa the bcui* Mas. T«ach than that crime will be punfabed and they will remain no orderly in beta such a “grip’' acquired by the ‘•bulb'' the Territories m they are ia the British on tbe whole front of tbe Wall Htroat stock market, as now exists. A great •‘bull" combination led by ■ J t used to be arid that the only way to Keene, the heavy operator firm •■Friao>,' get the best cf a life-insurance company Russell Sage, tbo nun wbo “art down" on wa> to die before it “busted." Judging Milwaukee and St Paul for eo long a time, from the dovclopmente Making by the D. P. Morgan, Sam Mills, Oeboroo and Receiver of the Protection Life, even thb others, anfated by Vanderbilt and also by melancholy and poathumou* satfafacticu h several bank* who are alternated fa float­ til-ly to bo denied the pobcy-boUevs ing the wreck in the Noth Wess A Rock whore dembo antedated that of tbo Com­ Island R. R. stocks by Tracy’s fidfare are pany by a few month*. Thera noeme to now manipslsting for a higher market, tbs be ■ eano of “mysterioua diaappearaace'' rontrellfog part of tbe stocks of railroad* of (ash aMrta which a Grand Jury may and telegraph eomjMnie* representing a yet to entled npod to investigate. capital afoot leno than threehnmired mill- B8 MKHTflAL FB0PEBTIE3 All The minutest of tbe three previous meet­ ings were read and approved. By Aid. Dewey, that the Committee on tative of the Canadian Government will form one of the Commusion, according to report, giving it an ihterartiouri character. It is fervently hoped that General Bull will refuse to budge an inch, but will inaut upon remaining a citiren of Can­ ada, in which case, it ia itsecvted, we Can JsgaLy bold the Canadian wU, be say*. Um -u«.n4*d maay fkltefi.1 amhoritira accountable for the Ggneral * fritnda of the party by bia retailer trealaisal «T all pslltldana. good behavior toward n*. Department. tanmitten have । been secretly investigating its 'different Burcau**tor the past ten weeks. It is ob­ jected that the proceedings are altogether too much after the Star-Chamber method Their argument <b, first, that in the general depression of trade—now slowly unt to the Amman notion of fair [day; improving—and fa tbe liquidation* which and it mart be acknowledged it open* the also scheme of withdrawing tbe larger por­ have been going oo, rail road stocks fell door to many abuaen, offering a premium tion -<f tbe luma under Gen. ZimroerEun below their true value , end, second, that to pequren and people with grievancna. History of the Order of K. of P. .i. ibo-Dohrudoehe for tbMpwpoae of still the great crops of the country will be But in respooM to tbe emnpUiuw of Mr. The Society of the Knight* of I’ylhi** further atrengthening the immense artsy carried over the roods tbb fall, and the Gripin, Chief Clerk of the Indian office nodccf the Grand Duka Nicholas ia BuL war, giving a market at good pricce, will and one of tbe doomed, it fa suspected. Mr. was organised uu the 19th of February, 1864, at WMbington, D. C.. with Mr. J. garis. Late dhpatehre seem to indfautn stimulate tbe an tire bnaloraa of the conn- Schur* gives Msurance that no one shall that tbo Turks anticipate a winter cam­ tty, and the roada, having already effected be condemned unheard, but that every fa­ paign, preparations to thb end being fa se- great economy ia running expense*, will cility akril be offered for defense. Bresde* the । rnenna fa Conrtanttoople. shew a huge incrtaei in earning*, and al the large number of Treasury subordinates paying rate- for all, and invartun and involved in th* Boynton-Moore contro­ speculators will lK'» buy stocks al the ad- versy, H is thought likely to trie such a wide rangv re to ucereritato tbe turning in of tbe light upon tbe alleged corrupt ring* roseate view, end Jay Gould fa ooo of of many of the Treasury Bureaus, notably -tita. Thia dique have iL-moqstrated tboae of spacial agrote aud secret service their positive atreogth by adrancinj the detectives, and we are informed that the panic amoog them extends from Maine to California end to the Rio Grande. VegeUuc Yrgeltae Vegotlnc orders ordered to be drawn oo the reaped ire fund* by aye* and nep aa fellows: Ayna—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ ton, Spaulding and Tomlimton—5. >rUno>. H !■■»»>»«»• Yegetlne TegeUne Yogetiuo Vfgetino Vecetine VcgeUne Vegetlne Vecetine COFFEE. PKPMIID BY M. A STEKJB. BOSTOfi. MASS. Vegttir.e it Sold by AU Druggists. Adopted by ayea end nays aa follow*. Ayes*—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ ton. Spaulding and Tomlinson—5. N>yn- Kone. ——MTRRtEB-----------------By Aid. Tumlioaoo, that the a.Se and The Mild Power SOAP / CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS’ Homeopathic tatheMaTbe Method* A Wbc!d at Graed Specifics CROCKERY. Adopted br ayew and nay* as follow^ Ayes—Aid. Abbey, McNaughton, Spaulding and Tomliuaoo—I. Nays—Aid. Dewey. Aid. McNaughton aud Winkiceun from the Committee on Side and Ouu Walk* reported ia favor of building a ride walk in froul of the property owatd 1 by < Mssmisrtea af ka emSMqe uUsdalna. Mra. Geo. M. Dewey on the rest aide of Broadway whieh report wm adopted by ayes and nay* a* followr Area—Aid. Abbey; .McNaughton, Spaulding aud Tomlinaoe—1. Nays—Aid. Dewey. The account cf Adam Rock oo motion was referred to Committee oo Fire iJrpar Smith Hogle 4 Preston. TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow bridge aeran Fall Creek to be repaired. , On Motion of Aid. Dewey the Street! Committee was instructed to reuse the road under the Railroad near Mr. Hub- Seiill IxUlr Paper Fata nti: Uriertraifc' untie HatkiK Mu 0M8TIC I0NTHL1 I LIGHT-RUNNING OLIVET COLLEGE MOWER A TEACHER'S CLASS REAPER ‘DOMESTIC sbviso THE BISMS REPtJBUCAN B4HB MicinsR /BEST, Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering ■DOMBST IC SWlSGMiCniSOO. Hair, Shingles, 4c. CRAMPTQN’R IMPERIAL! SOAP IS THE “BEST." A. D. COOK. la Rattle Cree to bar off the ah MthrwrlM �7— 1 J Hickory Comtn Items. Tbo shriveled parched ap appearance of I ime corn fields say wo have not had rain lZisu The fine store roocntly eroeted by Mr. C. Booh ia nearly eompiated. Aa it rear* its lofty bead high above all othere it stem* like a sentinel in the durance, and ia an ^ddside D. Holcomb. The case of Onto ^ifftoed bj ^Vbteg their houses After a Sinkg vs Purnara will probably go oa the rc_;Bcat of threshers had been quartered board to-day. • ....... upon tbo premia** for half a week; their The Court Heusu wm well filled ou eyes weni'ifot wearied rith watclpng the Sunday’ aftemflon and several sxeelteot gap* to keep the pigs out uf the orchard i^wm Srorn, «f Allegan, has rented while the grain WM being slacked, their tic. Itewpi'a storcr and will fill it Septam ictnjreraoee. Another meeting will be feet woo out sore with running about all ter iat witli i ^xkI stock of dry g<>od*held on Tuesday evening at the dab room day waiting upon their lotda sod masters; M'S.Cbtpliu. of fiattend. mother of and ono next Sunday at tbe Court House. but they were simply tired of retting; Mito Edgw, hfl » »!“-A of paralysis SatEverybody should turn out. A great deal tired of sitting under tbe a hade of the old uiday noen and ia not expected to live. ; <>f good m gruviug oat of these efforts. oaks, tired of eating tbe grand Inueber, Caleb Bndltui/a wheal stack, near Mar­ Look out for wire flense awladtere- they tirml of doing nothing and tired of hearing shall, wm burnod u few days ago. It wm arc gotting to be a common post in some the old greenback story told tbam for the retlusilod to rtmtaio about 000 boshete. placet Look oat for all manner of swin­ fivo-hundrcdih time. But after all they Ia Battle Creek they compel the boys dlers snd peddlers; they are sure to get cojoyed the day and we are j^ad ot it. to tear off ffia ahinglM and put tin roo6 the better part of any bargain, bywidre a They will feel stronger and happier for ok thsir new hotteca within tbe fire limits. good meal of a day's living out of you. Circumatan-M prevented our 'hearing |Briunanit trrirnrhip sends an wsaitlt They need abort and unmistakable an swore, and tio parlaying should bo al- the speech—no tbubt it wm good. It waa made by an editor phd editors tunally Mr. Chas. H. McKntoe, • risfog young lawyer and a highly respected ettixew of Irtpeer, wm drowned m Wbelock lake on the 19th. For aevend yctro be ho been tor. don't—but wc arc confident that the the trusty corrropondeot of the New» at audience wm well entertained and that is Law Wednesday night the Marshal Irtpeer, and his work was marked by its rhat it waa there for. ul i> lively time with a tlisorderiy, hoi dearness, tnfhfqlnoss snd promptitude. • Nolitje, Il is a al range circamrtanen that so tally !aa<ldd the fellow in the old brick God willing, the undersigned will have many oftbo A’eraray A’siro correspon­ aomrthing to say nest Hundsy, moAting dents die young. and cvening^on some el the temperance “One good tiling the Common Council did teat night" remarked uno of our comPereous wbo are at all sensitive about poritora on tbs morning after sn extra sc- hearing anything beyond tbe echo of tli-rir t/tf. -iogiig of the Ireaulifttl mocking aiot> m he reached tbe fort line of his own opinltfta, are frankly informed that “ take." "Wlmt wm that?" asked tbo edi­ they will bo likely to hear on Sunday brnl ' the Hastings House, makes one alm.. iiiMgmc himaelf among tbo Soatb- tor with interest, who it w» be rcmem- mernirg soma trulha to which it-could not bc«d u a member of that hocorable body be expected they would »t Moe give sopvMhflMing tbe resaarib’ tA^oorosd,” sent, yet which, m the writer believes, arc r New Yortt letter ia ap item ip rPM the undaqnteu “ootnp.” each m both deserve, and will repay, their e to!Rubci».-tien. showing tbe danB. A. Alay, of Middleville, w» in the -i.uvi-.-tioaa on circumatautial evicity on Saturday, and white hero dented ing, they may be assured, the truths pro­ the mortgage from hia -or* The crash moted will be susb m all Chmtein people Tl "sited Brethren held a camp meet­ of 1873 crippled hte buriuem fearfully and will generally approve. ing ou Sunday last in Caledonia township. Ra.,1 “Red-ribbon" men, that is to aty, be soon found himoelf floundering among |f«t ■ -rnty.ai wi.iob it w— estimated difficulties that would have swamped a meg, in whose casa the wearing of “the A” y r paoplo were proms!L ' d.xcc ordinary mdiriduals. He write b. ribbon" toeaus an honcat roafaeion of the Wr.. Iliduthb wash informs the road- fo^&d in tbe near future among,lbs lead­ sin of intemperance, a sincere purpose of tn sf the Iliirora that be is prepared to amendment cf lift, a desire to know end ing hardware men of thia county. foru. i any number of families with groobey U o truth, and thus to rescue sod •erieL Bead hb nd. and giro him a call. maintain a gungiM and noble manboodsueh men wiling to be hslped and striving Ai ..i«rgamoofbaaobaD will be pbysd a-Mcklyoot to help »rh other, sre cordially invited to 00 the Fair (Jrounds.on Saturday afternoon, -Come end brer," at leasL in the evening. betwr o the IlnatOM and Clippers. A Hasting, Aqg. 23. 1877. fine pamS U expected If the day ie &»<*■ J. W, Baxcxorr. W C Hawley, a prominent farroor living near Uamwcll, hat Wednwiay fell _T._- Those needing new books the coming term of School or Closing Out! ANY ARTICLE USED “&?;"bkkery Saturday. Aug. 11 th waa an eventful day foe the young men. A lively F»mc °f Baas Boll WM played bttween the “boys of Balance oi Our Spring and Summer stock Suita actually .ortl, ST.M no. only |S 00 drug store * ' Suita actually worth S10.00 now ooly tifl.60 Suita actuaUj worth *12 OO now only S8h0. prevailed among the sympathisers of both ddea; but "our boya" gained the victory, aa they always do, though the difference waa small—only three taUffli. uoon. Gentlemen are invited to tea. A» •hie is the last meeting for thia Conferenro car a fall attendance is dealresl. Un Saturday aftu-ooao oar much be There will be a Masonic twket picnic Used Bard of Hope gathered ia Mr. Fdfield on (he east shore of Fino lake in lint's wood, aud tl e echo ol their xwrct Johnstown oti Saturday the 25th ituL little voiaea founded among tbs burly oaks. Mr. Praft of Kalamazoo, will bo present Mrs. Kennedy the rarer* working prcaiand addrros the poopls st 10 o'ckrk. A warranted in saying that they will poa. u drat (mother) uf thia link Band, with general invitation ia extended to all. ' interesting and inatntctire an hour there Mrs. Robinson the scribe did all ia thear The Anti C<awsoo wheat milters in this as in any other place in tbe city. Elder Slate will have a hard road to travel bclorc people will conaidrr thsmaelvoa at pvrfoct ’ they banph this variety. Farmers will liberty to attend. not be driven into raising wheat that will John E. Willis, wbo has Leew in jail yield oaly 10 bushels to the acre when for is-veral moatha awaiting trial on charge they can just as easily raise from 25 to 40. offorgiry, was trial and found guilty, meeting held ty tbe Wesleyan Methodist The Union Hall wm filled last night to teat weak, ou tbe second count in the in­ Church in Solomon Inference's shady bear Mra. Shepard, of California, who de­ dictment When brought before the Court grove revived matters in Ibis respect. No livered an eloquent sad impressive tern- for sentence he only remarked that if the run fell during tbe meeting. I<arga con><Taace lecture. The Chriauiu Union paper in question ws» forged ho had no bril an interesting meeting at their room knowledge of fc marvelous At long M the bible wm The Court, in parting sentence, remark­ preached a Irvins spirit prevailed but aa in tbe afternoon which wm attended by a ed that “it waa the duty of the Court to ■oou u tbo departure from the “old chart" rcotesMc. He had been found guilty by a wm made, a doud of disgust shadowed The Brock Hotel hu bson lrevod to D. jury and the miudwf the Court la not to­ over tko camp fiih impooding daoau. W. Brock of Nashville, who will carry oo ken into coatideratiou. However there is tha basin am as heretofore. He intend. Lart Monday aftcr-pooe the sir waa sultry no doubt tbU others should stand with yod tmkiug same improvements, and looks tor for asuteaoc Perhspa thx greatest crime and tbe atraoaphere waa thick and hot, the a good busuxws this foil. J. W. Brock, yon have cvmn|iticd is tbo one of «wooa- the clouds were not very heavy, bat tbe the late proprietor, has moved oa a farm ling with men wko have thought it proper charged and tbe undercharged met and the / Fraulpe Mattesun, one of Middleville's at-Royal [Hk, Oakland Co. to obtain the signatures 4f men w papers noise was startling. A firtt of lightering fair dm jhters, is visiting friends in this . . A little girl wm run over on Ssturdar of which they had ho eonocplion of their from those same clouds struck tbe large city. > ' ia front of the Hastings Houao. She foil legal meaning and by tlite mean. parpoCife out of the buggy and the boroa ooald not t«] upon them a great fraud. I shall in­ burning lbcn» to the ground- In three be made to stand until nun of them had flict rniher a light acutence—one reforms building, were stored at thb lime the stepped upon the little one's arm. It is lory in its nature and truat that when you wheat from 50 acres and the hay from 15 consider, as yflu will upon reflection, tbe -acres. The insurance we are informed no oeriou* injury waa sustained. nature of ynat oiteiw, you will come out was about 1700 and tbe probable loin will be 11,000. Prompt action saved tbo rea­ Neveraf bbituary notices have been re- a better man. .1 shall try tujmpraaa upon per end other ImpIcmcnU. This <u the cnircd daring the pant week which wo you that in your buainewr relations there hatbingvr of a glorious, refreshing rain. be held eannot pobluh. They are too lengthy S-( iraiMr 3th. Considerable gojsip goes the round, tbit and we find no name attached. Writer. my quill cannot catch. Atm Boo. Dr. Junes Calup will speak in the ot obituary poetry are al topether too mod­ 'rabyuriau Church next Sunday moro- em. They should at^id their names on a .og sod «■«. . , . ' Mparate slip if thflyoo not want them The great Greenback picnic has come! NashviU* Item*, and gone and again the county breathes | Let tl • Tempcraacc people of Michigan published. | Dr. Wsekbam has purchased a new hat. fort. >’o doubt there gatherings are a latoroi IIurlbut, ths temperance lecturer, ve. hays busioena is getting better. A Milwaukee man recently ran away with another man's wife, but on appeal- good thing for the people, The city gets Cap. Boise has tbo foundation laid for , ing in court, aud that bo bougU . the wo ­ a good day's trade and tbe paopb obtain « Hen. Z. Chandler will deliver a namlwr is now boiym, which will be completed man for 110-0. Finally the matter wm nice rntt. The'women who ware present, of ;-rocbw at the county fairs in this tetued by his poying 120 more and giving wbo have been baking and slewing for F-tbe coming fall. the complainant an order for fljHO. Hue! has moved into his new palatial harrmt hands for the past six weeks cer­ That was a very valuable woman. Titers /rhe Ixktslativr exeunaon will start on tainly ms.1 t-roed tbe holiday and they all saloon where you can get tbe “spirit'' by travel!। this week. Hon. D. R. Cook are lots of man who would gladly- sell out rcemed to bo making tbe most oTit. - No, paving for it. for |300. xill m-l ibMtnp.nny it. doubt they reached home at night tired Am Matteson has returned home, lie risjurjl)- was a busy day for our mor ' 'As we co to pre* the Circuit Court Is and dua.y, but it wasn't the same tired chants. All the stores and groceries wets eogsged in the trial of Pauling, which will they bad learned to «ndjre through the will be happy to wait ou you. probably be the test criminal trial of the heated harvest; their brain was not brajZl Charley Browon the landlord of the term. The Deering eoser arc aa lb. ell wkh boUimc dinuM., Tbrir board ateu rfie cose of Geo. M. Evers vs Mnn, we„ joiBM finest hotel in our village and owe of tbe JL CLOSING OUO OKMI Closing Oat! Ball. -Thr Clippen of Hawing, lud the Yates cf Grand .Rapidr-ptejnd « match game ou the Pair ground. oa>ri day aflcrooou hat, ja whidj lbo Yates were victoriota by a scare of ten to the Clippen five. The aeore stand* m follows. W. .Snidmore, uf the Cliypere, made two runs, R. Green, one; O. Crdgroro, three; fog well and arc troubled with vermin of Wein, of tbe Yatea, three; Daily, one, a»I kind tbsr, >. nothing better for them O. Martin, one; P. Martin, two ; Heunwr Uua.VUkli^ofPM. Groro io wtttt *J- °°r. FiisPatrick, one aud J»cao one. —a tablespnoofu! to the gallon. J. H. MeKrioer waa umpire. The game The Udfc ^imionary Soorty conaoct cd withlbeM. K. ehureh will meet w ____ Suita actually worth *16 00 uow only »10.00. mcmaiffluL If any wealthy canitalirt will aid the colooy tel the Uiww bear his uuuc. . In Vineland, N. J. under tome of the*- rqralatioM, laic, have ficcu reduced to a minimum and a high d.-groe of pros­ perity obtained. Al Evaoaton, Hl., near Chicago, under some of, tbeae regutetiuoa around the Mcshodist inotitutioea estab­ lished there ia perhaps the most durable rcsidenee property ot the'Sute. The arttlemout of MamteliurcUa by Congmatioolisu, of Rhode Island by Baptista, of Cub by Moruuma. al! show tioo; Can our churches-do a better ihmg for the prwrralion oftbfl country wlthafi its rrtyfotss. as woll as material, intercuts, -_a 1L_ . ■ « gf lhjil pipe! which Coala and Vcata really worth *10.00 inly 7 50 mtbbb. voatahnd Vcata regular price *12 00 oulr *8 60 Boya aoiu *1.00. 1.50, 2.50. S OO. , 00. Bor.' taita for *1 «ud *;, worth 50 per cent more. Men a fine all wool panic *2.50. 3.00. 3 50 JSJ s o™&w'"101 ll"' ~*d ,i“’ ""‘r *2 M—-- — ...... 1 M j y IjrartTbla. , 0» MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth fl .25 onlr 75 cla Men h summer coate 25ct®. Men’s henry linen juuitnfor 65c, worth 1.251 - ....... iui wunn “newsTO TKpSeI Entire Stock to be sacrificed to ’ «-w^'wrKixr.riKsi.".-,-! make room for dur fall stock ■fiw" “ u‘.*“JSLri- - - - ‘ STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, : “No man that want* work need to in Arkamm*. 4 hundred thousand local bumwess hotices. Ww. «a <U. u i gT0CK 0F OEOCEHIE8 GRAMD RAPIDS. Have you seen thooe poutoea al Waiiatro'. jjOst $1QO,000 roorut or tuttnr eouxrr Generally that I hav« Sgtea embarked in i $20,OOO Reward! cr Tie Giwry Bniia -a I 17-19 At my OLD STAND on Jefferaon Street.. 6. D. Spaulding, H. A.. B ARTLET & CO., I DEFY COMPETITION 113, 115, and 117 North Prout Street, Philadelphia, \ MAXUPACrtltEBB [ P. B. SOIJi BY ALL STOBE-KEFPEB8. Wm. H. Goodyear. The portinrahq. between E. F. & L W. Brown hm been diaaobed by mutual agrcexnen:, takiug'cffect July lav T7 I FHASIACHJTIUL I3H1SThave concluded t« -remain permanently ia Hastings, and wdl be found ai my nmDRUS STORE. denes, lbs bouse lately occupied by Mrs. PEOPLES Isaac -Holbrook, corner of State and Dhyskiiui's Prescriptions and I have tbe largest stock of Groceries ia Broadway rite. Utf L W. Baovrjc, the City, and will sail them for BHA for ale u my janl'. ’sirion'sikl. Family Rocipea carefully pre­ Iras money than any pared with Drugs and Chemicals uthei Hixue. S20.000 REWARD! ■ §20,000 REWARD.' New Advertiiementa. GROCERIES. of purout quality only. CHESTER’S CURE! Mr. Beach has opened his new feed store where ba will be happy to deal out the de­ sirable to those that an> needy. WVwisb him grand aueecsa Uli |i lit Sic of tieBIG EAT. W A-X. B R. I T) G E , For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Color. Is offering to all the largest aaaortmenl BHWM KSITOD REKDT Asthma, comet ia. HR B'SffU Itrnnchitin. Catarrh, eL\’Joke G TBBM ATMtCJl I PRICES-Doo t Cui to ore tbe goods be-. Hay Fever. Colds, 4c. Canada Soctuxuw Railway lul— Tbw popular line cumm-ucr-d on their rummer time card. Monday, May 14th. threw fast expreas trains omi, in counecti'in ; with th« M. C. IL R. Iteasougerw tearing 4 al aU biMan at fee • j Ocib».. Hartings qt 730 4. m.. arrive at Buffalo same day at 8;H> r. M-, and New York next morning at I0JW a. M. Thia fist U.<. baM Mte at the abor.dta-M. rtlsefl rnrrtUteartsa fells. day axpraw ia the beat train between N ichlxan and Ihafeart. Parlor ears from RanrtiW.TtstiMaisfrw PHYSK5AK3 Detroit to Buffalo; sleeping cracbca from U..W.I.. ... V_ _V_ 1. The society uf Chrislians have dcaused । fore parchasing. WONDERFUL CURES ISIQ 3NT or BIG HAT MawliM. • Itev. Mudge of Maple Rapids officiated at the Christian Church co la»t Sabbath, Elder Dsyo wdl be home thia week, when be will again work in the vineyard of hb TOBACCO. A temperance lectutj^ wm given by a Mra. ijliepord, of California, in die Opera Cbdaner than you ou buy the san in any other Hcuic in the V House teat Sunday eve. She wm greeted by largo house and a liberal contributiou, or m one of our "eminent divinoo" hM it, “liberally renumerated." SPICES, Our villag. baa been vbited by a liort of agents from tbe wholesale houses of the East, for dw past three weeks, in ronaequonoe of whwb one merphantfl have or­ dered a new supply of- goods, which will be oo hand sodn, that is some have order­ ed a now stock of mm goods aud some a n. w <ock of old goods. C latest weeks issue of the Bammdi I noticed an advice to young ladies to “Be Nest" claiming that nien admired neat­ ness sod eloanliacM. I should like for tbe author to prove thb ateimacot. Does tbe writer allude to-Qic majority of men T or docs said author consider a person who indulgm in the um of tobacoj not worthy of being ctesecd with nMn’ Hero I M> living Ateuo st the ag« of 30 years (Just think of it girts) bocauao I was too tidy and cleanly to asaociata with a man wbo would indulge in this filty hab­ it, rV sue o/tobacsv. And I lierc araert that the majority ot rr.ee will many d woman wbo ia filthy and untidy eeougH to endure the natural couMiquaucas of to| barco before they will sock ono wbo wBI not stoop so low. Now girls if you wial to marry uke my sdvioa and the men will, know you do. Don't frown If a man should puff his filthy tobacco smoke and breath in your face or if he should chance to dspoait rabsem julee on yout new silk dress don’t get angry and do not tail to train dierillc neighbors- Aba Cart was arrested Hon. J. W. Stioebouab rtarta on the The Cbiregp and Lake Huron Railroad na eumpUintofG«or« Gwmt on charge excursion tour Tuesday, to the Upper •21 bar. « ex^nfoa to f-“J PeninouH in company with many other Bridge the last of this mreub. Tbe fore live to bos eteaaly'old maid will msnra from Battle Creek wW beak dollars and awn-. tw — the frotriu and seorn cf the other ctean cf mou, whteh k» ■ sacrifice too groat for h»sixty cunts. mrolty to endure. Old Maid. Wanzer & Barnes. it.' If wanted/worely for a sacckTO HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found to tiotiral>h Gmutn'mg neither oil nor dye. U does not soil white exuuliric, and yet lasts Iona on the hai* giving CROCKERY. v competition in quality aid Pi W. F. HICKS. Preptred by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.^ CARBOLIC OIL .MPJLKEath^ ^Ttn st? In-KrT* ftS A “ EADAGHE. �Railroads. Legals. “.•fttnsssr..-.e! THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER, I The Leading Paper of almos* anything may ba made by mixing togstbe. litharge and glycerine In tbe roo sietency of thick mum oc fresh putty. Thia cement in txnefal foe tnendinz stooe Jan or any other coarse earthenware, stop­ ping tanka in sennas of tiepan’ or washbotlerw crack., and holes ia iron ketUes, Has The Largest Circulation, Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. hr! Wayne, Jatai & Saiinai > u Is wUlv all smsqs sst Js tori ■a au SSSMSI. as I .0*11 as' a nuts are lust, tighten 1 rose joints ot wood ar iron, loose boxes m wagon-bubs, and in a great many others. In al) eases the ar­ ticle mended sisonld epl be used till tbe from one day to a week, quantity used. This < the action of waler hot or sold, acids, and almost any degree of bt-ai. Subscription Price only 81.50 per Year A beautiful woman phaare the eye, a ' good woman satisfies tbe heart—the one I is a jewel, the other a treasure. in Advance, The reason why pagans are so far be• hind band in tbe march of eiriiixation, is because they are such idol people. JOB DEPARTMENT ' riuiJuTSuritb ’tinrrii. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let­ ter Heads, Note Heads, State RSft,.. 11 SR it £ :s ,?r:Y BIAND UHM DIY18I0I, Tbe tenable ffbwrt LIm ■ixi umi ah otriotr s n l'l Cards, &c„ &c. ” I" • oROEii or pi'ni.fc,Vno*’. il . ments, Envelopes, Busi- "jolasTtuia -WUk Uks nsraA XM.psettero Tl.SSMS-Wia tlster it.HulAal. X SraUt.Mt.ra . ^Tsvumm- WkX Laks Store t Nish, fcwtbsra Two of the largest tflk tniUh in l*attcrrn, X. J., hare rereived an order fn-m Paris for tbe manufacture of a certain de­ scriMion of silk goods. This b beJiercd to be the first order from Europe for Amen- Arscas Wilk Dstratl. tot Rivsr A CillCAUO A LAKE III'ROW R ruisutua orvuioa. —i'b.-u m., TBAin wqgr. fLSraSft-iSg MARK fHO' * H - ^WnanswevaJo.'-r. **T. 'v*<*CiaXT'' ■sw> & Gmi .Salim Ytaflfii!. awra ■•seS; centHal Northern RAILWAY COMPANY Dept, 104 READE STREET, Few York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS Pennsylvania Ra:>oad StESft^ausszst Drn,“Kb.WHR.t.W' GEO. WOODS A CO.. Cembrldreport, Mat*. — ----- .detect, U Latests HUI. leofea. MORTtiAUK HALE. '<». Ss>tea^. C^Mtes^' ■'A.’“ -’.tsriESrks- J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS, An exporimant made loot year by myad m; xx come amim a* thia time with those wbo grow Orawix-rri-s. I pro­ cured a half iMtahood, filled k with rain Misteatelt tBsraWltol .sH toil - , quinces adjoining tie fowl house, where 200 finch might ba kept, would. la eonnsotioa with the fowls, afford * large SwScaraTCS?1 We are prepared to fill nil Order* promptly for The must unpopular person in is the man wbo demonstrated ti I sene oil will cure a snake bite ja I as whiskey. • * - • g |i mal be washed in a strong sndr made with this, and it in sure death to all parasites, and will rape all skin dtatsnrs. Both three remedial are simple, harmless and eff.-etual. Lire will lire foe a long time ia the wood As "time it money," fann'-n should work about the barn . it b a good plan windy how to plant and grow crops with to whitewash about the lean to, and pre­ lha lean labor at the came lime doing the rent their spreading in that way. work well. On efati mellow soil potatoes my be advantageously planted and culti­ ' Tire orange variety is best , set them vated « fidtews After plowing and har­ six feet apart, put a pint of sell around rowing, math off the rows three fact (two’ each lush when they begin to bear, and a fret and a half may often do as well as' little previously; and tbe retail wilt be three) with a plow, then drop the seed as fine crops when the oil mate is not too you raut it. if ywu adopt the drill system. j cold fov this fruit. To prevent the deprwA fcngb piece of Mod, era single small . daliuas of borers, a writer nays.- *• Bandage potato, ptenad al-out 15 ineben apart will tbe stem with two ot three srn|>}>iogs of giro you all tbe crop that tbo land is‘ old rnnalm or any kind of cfath. a. far capable of psuduring Or you may plant ' duwn in the ground as possible, ax the roots a Rule mors seed at 18 er 24 fakes apart. start from near the surfasw. Let this band­ and got an aquaDy good crop. Corer tbe age run six or eight incha. above the aaed with a t-ne-horae plow. running on ground, then pile tbo sod ooaqmetly a both stths of lha rows, and tearing each coople of inches around the bandage, aad drill ridged up. Leave tbe land thus till renew this every sprit-g. Fine, large, golden the potatoes hare grown nearly aa high quinoas, rivalling the largest oranges, will Ucm your efforts annually." Qumctw may be grown very profitably in jottltry runs, affording tbe fowls shade, what they must « • »-» .------IS ,*--■ '•= = d — —• great saliafactino ia with eaibolio acid. Odo ounce of carbulio crystals, one pound of cummon bar soap, melted together by 'ij— UrannarU... From thousands of teats it has been Common plaster is a sure protection to abown that there is no difference general­ melon and cucumber plaaU, if sprinkled ly in( the crope when planted in drifts or on while the dew is rat them, and if put lehiite—at lernu not enough difference to on as fast aa needed. 1 find finely sifted real ashes mixed with plaster — half of affray, heading it "A Salt ou aa Editor.'' way to plant potatoes . and the antaeeach—juat aa good i» pure plaster. Lime Everything ia not in a name. The small quern b, that they plant both ways, acshould not be used, as it kills the plants. paliu in Faim-sunt Park are railed fuoteordmg to their customs. Suppose we Boxers 12 to 15 inchets square, open top potha, while the very large path on the plant in rows three fact apart, snd the other: side of the river is caikd a toe-pjth. and bottom, and 7 to 10 inches high are hills pho sama distance in(thc rows, it an excellent pn-tretivn against insects as ' Shakspare asked, ‘ What's in a name?” would seem that if we planted in drills, If he had been studying Eastern war aqs well as eold spelb of weather. the rows three fest apart, aud the seed dropped Iff fakes spurt, or 12 to 15 inch a, as it ia often done, that we ahould -ob aip • much larger id. than an, tka throe-feet hill system, but,such i?\ot. often the earn. unless more manure be ovd plant lovtw warmth, and tl.e roots grow beat in tbe warmest earth. A tempera­ ture of 90 degrees is said to be tbe mart favorable for tbe growth of corn roots. I hare many times proved that smalt Now tty applying the fertility near the potatoes foot very small) will produce as surface the roots find nutriment to absorb large -crops as large ones, if the season iq at tbo point where the physical agencies Gtrorani- . but if an curly drouth occur, are present for the most rapid development. the large pototens iff-rd a nourisbmea; tn If a hill of com be dug in tbe fid) and the tbo young plants that small seed cannot roots examined, the upper portion will be do. But if tie large seed be ent into found Io be very fibrous, while other real* three or fuur picsta. tltere is no difference ■s regards txmnshment. Il b no* bower 1 I find iheTuUowing good romedioa lur Hue on cattle io the Osaafty CrWfrmos I once rid my stock, which waa badly in festod with lice, by sifting ground plaster along the neck and beck. Two or three applicatiunc did tbe work effectually Tbo plaster should be very fine and dry. An- tSzf. In Our ’-Oi’i-lII 3—Leghorns, a small fcwl, various colors, all good, require a high fence to yard them, non sitters, too small to sell well dressed, eat ■ buslici and ■ half of grain in a year, nit rery hardy, combs liable to frecM, valuable only fer their eggs, lay from 150 to 200 each in s year. 4 — Hamburg?, several colors, a splendid little fowl, noo-sirterr, qcko aa Urge aa leghorns, rajuirc th.- enure fund, noted aa splendid layers, and that, like the Leg­ horn, is all they ar-grssi fur, oc in the plant for jnany yean, as by so doing with ii» some variety, and grown on tbe same farm, some deterioration M to aito of the tober^ will be tbe result. A change uf m«1 occasionally b advisable. In cutting pots'.oea to plant, it should be done lengthwm, so as to diride the duster of eyes at the seed red. Drying the cut Sood upon tbe grew for a day or tsro renders it lens liable to rot when planted early in a soil that rrtaina water in a cold spell of weath­ er H>e proper depth to plant b six inch, •w, or about that depth an a general rule ; but good cropc are often grown when the seed h oorered deeper or shallower, owing to the faroraU<neM ot tbe season. Wtonas ■; wto Haute W a>4 Mi wttkMt IM UiMHte BMtbaHawMa iSE!r*‘ IM M 1— Light Brahmas, the finest form, one of the largest, the most bcanliful, very peaceable, confined by a fence three or four fat high, require each only nee bushel and three pecks of mixed grain a year, oat of feed II, and.lay about 150 eggs annually cf very large tit2.—Plymouth Bocks. ] rodnsed 15 years ■go by a ctoas of Dominiqtae fowls oo an Asiatic breed, not quite no large as Brahmas, rety hardy, consume uci< quantity of food »• ilrahmm and lay u many cars as that breed—-a fine market BAILIOAB. And tut a Local Paper is iHuurpametl in the State. - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-08-29.pdf 7f850019a3f5a1bcad7ba6f5152ea34c PDF Text Text Tyr If rates or Ab vkrtisixg fELTSe VOL. XXII. NO. 18 PffiMML AND BUSIN® CARDS HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29,1877. Dracie! If it wu daylight lb. telegraph Her Own Dying. polo, would rceemblc . fine-tooth comb.” Tall and alight, with Hue wfttful eyre, But the girl did not reply. She .toud before the lerer, wwhing that abe could lip. npe and red M woodberry, and oompleeioo aK e.rmioe anl white, Hke a urge the engine to greater epevd She imaguMd that tbe two train, would meet damaak ret. in the Mtnahme. Ermina Hall • waa a fere that aa anftt would have M rnitew below Colby. It waa a lerribi. fallen down and wwrabipped. But it ft plana fur a rolliaiao, and fee lorn of life ever u phikmophm tell or, there ft f there would lw great. The ham or mitt eornneoealion iu .ell thing, The pock­ would prevent the engiacora from Will­ marked girl who (to aenna the lain from ing rack other, and a eotliaion waa in- her in vhureb waa . miUmaire . daughter and tbia youag thing with the angai fere waa oa ibe loo.out for ao riigibl-, porition Tbo train which seemed U> have broken aa govartMto. la.we. rushed mildly on. with Jim looking For Ermina Hall wu pennilew. and it al L»racw. whom he wu inclined to baliere wm rectomry for l er to nun her livelihood toad. The cold mire slowly turning to . in aomw way er other, and the trade of. govaraaa- w» at leaal mteel. "Keep a day eehool! ’ augmented old Mr. Priaee, who had been very wont u» dree every Sunday with Judge Hail during that emtoeto bukrapl'a lifetime, and to ronaume e quality of bbtoer <wl»d. oham pagne and booed tarkey which waa | wsiply appalling Ufoci thaw foetire oct*. I|IW LOOK IU UwiHpayy.au U Drill yourgnaln. You <H1 save oae-baif bushel of seed per acre, and from three .o >cu buahels per the J ’°Vt »o obtain .!jrt|ita*?^MiU you W1UX/ Auw a DriD -Juit will nnt bunch ( twee. The Superior ATTORNEY at LAW* SOLICITOR FORCE FEED will k>w all lands of Gnti । aid G-ivm .eed as ly as Sand runs J rcucb an Four ’ Claw. And ,r.e HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, With Faroe Feed Grass Seeder “J 1»«K''ed iu hb rireJe. ' "Thai . the pretrieto girl I MV • tlaongbt Rudolph Penfield. “If I eotod only afford to marry, and aha were willing -two rather mreutu! ife,- In -beway-I would make be. my wife, f doa’l think that I am po-dvdy diaagrre.'tte to her, lot gentle end luodcwt u »he b I can are the color riro to her cheek when I come ia. aadf briiev. ah. would be . jevrol of pet pno. toakine oo ih. braaa. of tbe lucky man that wiaa her." Three woeka after thb, ywng Penfield mew more .k_ —H . WHOLE NO. 2064. potato patch He fare triad Pari. Grona, and for want of a bettor medram mired ft with m-al, and ihoro<«h!r qwinkiing hi. vtM. with thig compmmd. he retired to dream of inroct mmac- and we!! filial potato bine Tbe nevi mararog ha arene euriy and Hummed to hi. potato kt, bto utoend of finding tbe grand oevarad w-th bnp be diacoverre! thto the m rel had bam toten by tbe ebteheat, wboaa dmtd budrt. auetoad the fatal riniK. of thi. drug fjaeperatod at hi. own Mupiduy, airdy in thft citv, New York and other placro. Inqmric. of the odrial. here foiled to elicit anr definite focte, and the rtory-waa gvoerally diacredited. It ft now known that ymtreday morning Greasable Hartman arrmed. in thi* city, two mra named Wmtou rixd Groner cm the cUrgo o. forgery. It jnpearv that thaw men. working tn oinoecTioo with a men named Ptevena, and other aeeotnpUee. ibwagh out tbe country, hare for me time been rorryiogoa . rymern ol f.rgeriro from which they. bar. rallKd Urge ram. of the Mttoioa; lift lime, howwvw, with muoey. . In Jm>uirv IxH the Thud Na- greater eu.-oem. m many of the bug. and three! Bank of >ew York wu ihdtouded a neighbor a pw beeaane riotiw of the —. co -a., il ___ . . pottou I'mtoiafied with liquid. "Nobody would rotor to mo," aaid poor Ermina with teen in bar ayna. Shewed ----W neve ucen auppnaod, ioexperioncwl (<>iM that .he teoks favorably on the matter of my mar drawn by the Naw i ork I*fe Imrara.cn wm. that Mr. Prince would hare been rtace. he’ll be pre.tr sure to do romeihio- Company m the Union Trut Company of I aaid, witbou; .nniing Lie bead “Mebbe reedy with a |20 ch IoO bid in thia rw- prauy ImndUef-n. I will Wngh^ >«w York wm prraented and paid. [ I'm mtoakeo—on many thing, 'pear to here to ao. her. That wil' mrit him.' - There had breu other rimilar operauou me joat now." Ami fee next dav Rudolph or- known, bat they were never made public. -Mtodlevork,’' auggreted Mr. CUy. who "Thank God!“ ejaculated the girl bad myMcriowdy made money out of tbe d<red rold mw lamb'for two-himarlf The reprmentativcw of film New York ' "Li»rea wi.h JI. your might, Jim. Ob very epeculriiun that had beggared the and * portly old gentleman wi(h houaae employed to iavroagale three for for ihe apeed of a bulleL'" hair and beaid. sad a keen blns ays like a gvriro have been following up uupected dear Jannaiy akv. Her face wu glowing wiih beat, and paruro for mveral memthe, end hare foand wbi'e Jim Iwicned abe opened .he furaare tr ‘ it- that the leader of tbe gang b a man of Hall a dsuxh.ro. . door and threw ia tbe leal etiek of wood wealth and reepeetability owned Stem., Ever}- wheel is boiled in Oil. every box wt in While Lead. “h a Major Mite.," .’.ought Ermirra. alia. Hetxieraoo, who ha. bean known ' Com. hree, my dear," midfea major, The Skiiu» are set with the PalentSkt iu Sene?, and the Boxes “you to a gill uf tdnfe. 1 likB jora. So by Haudraulic Machinery, and this is the :.>t,?on they are the duos tny nephew here. Agrel wbo ten t a wwdlhymui of Mtnuawta, and former­ "Do you mppoac.’' meekly biaudrd afraid to work is the girl for my money." ly • member of the Itogftla'.ore of that “*OO1E« tetro. Bn- Statt. Amoeiatod with them w« cue E. Knaioa. ‘-that I could obtain any copying , A** ftbtu your o4ct> M«ko»i«lle LHern dulph Penfield aud Ermina Hall were B. Worton of thia city, formerly a real m­ turd to ray I wrote >n degaat hand Here marrted. th- major u»k tlicm horn.- to Uto Incl Upon clamming Geaacr'a l.i» (too. bouM on Madin a sv.ua.. . w a .pvritnen.'' trank after hte arrert. it wa. found lo con­ ' llu-i dtih must kevsoo working toft tain a large amonmeut ofiartrament. noc "Up atrokca thin, down atrokaa black, long -.ail. to tha g'e and y a. Italian aebool tha mme,' aaid th. major. "I cua'l af­ crewy to He profrareiu and including iak., eb? Pahaw I Your writing may do fur a ford to support him iu idleora But I mieroecv-pee, arida, briuhew, pern, tracing BSrHarncuieti mode by hand f-ora thr »e*T Evu«-rn Oak leather | perfutned nota, or a y> nng lauy'» album, wani Ermina -o fee house with me. She's impUii.<i.te, etc. In Wmien’i poroeerioa j but »o Iawy« would look twice al II But pretty, and I like to look at her; abet were found a number of waahed drafia and every strap warranted. , I dare wy you w»U (cratch .loop nmc smart, and I like n> talk to bar" from which everything had Ue„ cbliterThe Bellaire Briton, left their —rd* aud by acid except the enahK'a rinnalttre. bow." . ' DENTIST \ ■■How?" murmuied Eimina. naoJulriy when they brad fee young maple Ud « hen dealing io d>afla it m the cu» । reprrauic tha lean that were ririnp to her Uaa Miopud by fee wedthr M.jov MtJm. tom to buy them for -mril wn-ranu and bat fee never returned he calll a*ra>:u«u nrcci* ot tun village. 1 lie rameyre Mitiinaa. then oMuarate with acid jil ink marka ex­ ‘■I have worked cut the problem oTtav cept the caahkr a name. Before tbia win X*og of the train which hail ju*» left the “ ‘Rtfikr Why, there are wayiMoufb. Wilk thia prayer (he turned to the fu:- Nobody naeda io Harrs ia >bi« cuuutrv. I own dntiny wifeeul any help from ;hem? done, huwwver, a careful teaeiug wm tak­ rtatura waa growing feintci and femtro. and the girl-iiaiaiMd to u aa though ii was -»cu again and >mikd *! the red-hot doo.i date .ay if you keep oo the lookout job-• ahe aaid rpiicdy. en ; then when larger aawaeu werh writ­ ATTOKNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR fee roin. of • friw-J who wm leaving her The cugiue and iia empty tender actsaed 1 th lug will turn np.' ten in on the lace of ibe drill thek hid IX CSASt SaY. ISmar* atratton aivan la in By over lb* trunk, and when Drone i A >d that waa all tbe ntrifhetioa 'Ermina fol a lunp lima. on the/traring a lae rimde u( a number of P.fiXsife*'tea* Cte^MUra/l&C^asK? . . the lettcta and of the figware which were । She did not cipo-t any more mewage. ‘ookcd si Jim again (be foaod him Marina Hall gut. ' that night tbe engine brotihiog heavily at thg ganga. She weal next day to bar rich econo. uaed m tbe greater am.,onia, lo dealing from ft. great iron lungs on the track ia cheek, they w.rald lean, from Mme ooe "WW. the matter, Jimf she raked. Mro. Bellaire Belton. “l ata torryyou name thi. monttsg, h«mltb toe «omr yrev. haa boea* each feat in the bank urofiee ofa firm depoaiiinr near her window wculd not move until the Eimioa," aaid ibe lady coldly. •'! am iatelligenre of hie accanrraal file of illnroe with a porricuiar bank 7uit bow the depac night «I pees, bad pawd up, and the <nhm exrited very roritHia epprvbenoone. it account atond, in order m-t u> everdraw K' r, knowing feta, had sought hfoawret"A Itoile more fire and We'll How up,” ; ba»y with lay areouau.’' , who lived in the village. lie graved. ' *'I wont detain you aa inaUnL'' .aid lift original trouble wa» brought on by the account. It ft aaid that acme forged Tom Uray, th* epginror of the train ' Tutu would bear die riplotioo and ' Eruiiu* wid> a .inking heart. "I—1— extwartva exertion through a long and eon- diccka bare beeo drawn for »utn» a. high trited canijaigu When the campaign *a .*7&,0<N'. Derriepc-UH-oti r > for indijust departing, wm Ilraeta*. lovro, and hte atop h's train. Thu might frrmi the ’ need aometluog to do ray much," Its Sales are more than that of any o"b«i* I) ••! in the World. Mra. Ik Haire Belton abut her lipa to­ waa over ha found hiiwwif uraawdy ex­ cato that tbriv men are put of an urgxnluiimile friend* knew when th* wedding eo'liaiun!" was Druries replv. wa^to take place. Ha bad to* known her It waa now evident that the sound gether a. if her mouth were a new patent banned He waa ootcnly nhyriodly iaMore sold in Michigan than any other hree dri'l*. long, but th* did not ma ter, rince bo wm ahead waa that of Tom Gray. tuin, and porturoonaie, and penciled down her fig­ rot. bur Q> mind wm riuggiat—tej not No • Agricultural Implement »i the World can buuotsuiha prec- a true fellow, who L.ved her with all bte the glr* prepared to warn her lover of his ure. without looking up. .newer bi* will—end ho wrote even the “And I-lhongbL went on Ermiaa, her few line. ..f a private tetter with difecnlty heart aud wife all liemhe loved Tom. danger. 1 be . racks were rpite dore, and 1 The ramble of the train at 'engtb died the told (he fire boy to watch the nrarhin- Ill-art failing more and mor. "I could and reluctance. Thu eenditioa of thing, _ dway and Ihucia waa about u- shm off the rry while cite attended to that pml of th. perhapt Mash your little cbUdrcn, I would lifted for a fortnight- At fee ead of thia rime be reed tbe mining eevnpapro*. u current and Icire the uSre when r mc.'- wanting work which she had (Boned f. wort for very little, and— “Qaltc oto of the quouion," raid Mn wae bft habit,-before Retting out of bed. Ifet.—It is the only PERFECT feed withotit a change of geent. toge began to fall upon her ears and when be propored to got up found, With pallid fore and almcnt throhkro 2<krylt is the only feed whose wltceis we (orped upon a lathe. 8>m carted, fur the first word drove ; fonrt to hftu,ter<nsn-w. that Ilk Ma were .Ito took wp her watlne at th* wISfee color from her cheeks. im| funding , nowrotem He-rect foe hi. nhyMeian and nakiug them perfectly accurate. Aiw, heeding not tbe driuiing rain that lawyer and adjueted bia affair*. 3d.—It is the only feed that gunge* itWficiihig aecnnliitg to tbe brat into her feet, and awaited the derisive Al finrt hb hands a. well as hie feet moment. size of the grain to be sown. were affected by the peculiar paralyria. * The auu»J of-tie train ran the oibei ; 4th.—4t is tfw only Drill ihat sows exactly -he same remount but the numoocro gradually paaaed away ■rack grew nmnientartly more dfotioet,; from fate handa, ha tremble located iterif from each feed cup. nid ibe during giri foncted that ehe bean.*1 io hie ankle., .nd ft wu ■ aingular ferture । Ij has u perfect force feed grow seeder, a reliable land measure,, Maruug mm wra mom. n n« «u> t ao ! No. G coming ilirtrapi tbe valley bdow of abe eane that hia mind at once, when Ctolby. *< well made and beautifully finished, and is-without a doubt, the ’ to *>ve hfa—them’' the pbyrie*'difiewhy declared itadf, be­ ‘ A ud with bar eye. staring at fee clock , came aerivc.' .Thia vu riuwto u anddeu t^U fee stood ia fee cantor of tba room think­ aa the riring of a curtain or lb* rolling ing of tbe. two trains approaching tach I' ’ Then .be leaned out uf the window and away ofa cloud. The Inability gf- Guv other through the rnftt that almost hid the I (touted U the top of her voire: frixd* when pour p«f a wu alive , now i Mortoa la walk or to a .and fur any eon through about ten mile, of copper wire, moon. aiderable lime, owing to tbe weak acre of -Switch a. Colby! Bwiteh at Colby' bare no. one except Jtgjor MUm, bat 1 Tbe real situation, enough to blanch | which ft cncloaed in iron pipca. laid about the World. I Colby, aix! Colby, Ha!" will not go to him. He wu alwaya criti hie ankle, baa prevented him fire taking eighteen ioebce bdow the ear fore, and all fee girl', vboeka. wm appalling. ' ronatam excretes, and thft h» wimetimro Tbe order for the tram which had joat i Many limo, rhe repeated her cry, and riring >nd carping even ia the day. of our remtltad in a totpid condition of hie bow- of them are igniied or exlintufthrol in Ina at once the dashed by the heavy train. procperily ; now be would be rimpty ialeft Fletcher to switch ai Colby aould not I ek Wi.h thft exeencioo hb. health haa < be obeyed now. The triegraph even could ' Right into her iorrr'a £>o« m to loaned tolcrable.' And eo poor Ermina Hall crept into a boea vigoroaa, and hte labor, in the Sen­ not atop it. for than war n» nij^l uBoe | from bto endue aha shouted: "Switch a. ate and on the alump have been gigartie. al trilby. It wav aa unusual matter for I Colbli" and bcird the anrife. that told cheap rrotauraat to at*pcoa>- ll.e gnawing Hie phyiicnl dftehilitiea - amm to hare png. of hunger. Fur .He had lodged No. G to leave port Wayne before fee her that be would obey. "aavtd! saved, Jim!” .he cried with and boarded bcmlf in order to ktcw the alined ui» ia.elke.ua! tarul.ira to the high arrival of No. 19; but aa ths tetter train atoiatoeaity. He haa foand hb chief Call and sec it with latest improvements at . , waa acme twelve miuut— behind time on joy. tomtitj upon the brraihlraa boy. who greatent pmaible amount of livelihood out oooeolatiaa la hb labora. ' of the feme pceriblc amount ■/ ready cub, that particular night, Xo. 6, aaxiow <o already Wsa checking the Belle's speed. Hb aflictiooa have eoftened hb per "Golly—wtuxT he eaid, teatghiog. "L and abe bad eaten bat little tbe whole le v. ou time, to un ita connection., tele we c»u eve-atop fee Relle Well go back, Herman on duty, wife every police graphed to but ibe girt's pot her spnak up and would and engine-house w;th which tho wire Lad ao (tertled Druejo Milter From run oo for veer!" are roonected. by the use of a simple hand Ftetfeet .o a point four mil*, below Colby Diurie Milter returned to the window iu-trn<nrat net lartro than a rommoa lift eompauy had rorjdotod a doubts dror-key. upon fee wire at any temp-port, track, which whan finished to Fort Wayne with a heart filled with tbaakfuloraa, for which, for the time being, becocuc. ■ tele­ would obviate lb. trouble cf awitcliiug Tom bad beard, and already on the ewiich al Col1turner, al tpc neat littk white draped graphic station If a prJicwman wtehca to atxl prevent trwnbie. ’ Afrer awhile the tabl*. and tbe proprietor waa leaning give notice ef a fire'or burglary he ha. W ben Dracie recovered b*r aalf no—e^ sgainrt the counter talking to a Woman only to go to the n—rra. Unp-prat, apply sioa aha Maned ftnm the uAm wife the who aerated to bo a retetiv*. hte "Uy," and by nm of feemdiaaiy veto­ memage in her hand. I- had arrived jure ••They’ve atraak, every one of 'em," bo graphic signal, the information i* a. once two minute, too 'ata, and Tom Gray, unaaid. 'The ungrateful leiluwa, after I conveyed. But, through this key, the cooorioua of It. rxbieB.-a, was driving hte had paid 'em reguiar wnitar's wage. aU engine .bead .ad thinking of tl«i giri he the autuain when no one else did. And The urxt moturnt No. C daahod by, anti now, if I abet up abon, 1 won't have ooe Drucre laughed and actually dapped her of 'em beck again. I'll employ women, hanged if I dua?l?' The Beating betwaao Tea Gray and. -1 don't aee why you shouldn't," said bia kw cannot b. dcecribcaL bto lateriocutor. “They wil) eomo for "Your beUligbt aeenwid a ravuwr. * ba .aaid io her; "and I know year voice—I don't kuow why. I gttow you utaiin time ‘ 8o I re heafd." aaid the reotauranl coming down." Qao ‘‘And III adveruae to-morrow for "Time!" criad Jim. "I don’t thick a lol of giria to Walt bere.' the wheel, touched th* fail, inare'a half Ermine rcee tlmidlr and went towarda PA I N TER dro lipa. If U bad br«u day, tbe mile- tbe red-faord, good uatured lookreg mao. what IT do." he laid, with the raarally bond, and tbe next moment ahe waa in bluutnew. of ooe who bdierta that every At A. N. Rrot-a C.rvtage Sh.p auora would have looked Uo a rake.” •'Sr.” eaid abe, "yen apAe ef employ­ man ha. bft price; “111 rive you WOO [f tbe engine room with her hegnj on th. JelTeriohSt., • HsetiBgsJWich ing prli M wri.ere I would come and bey*. aAxmldcr. wwkfkithftilly WIN you employ me?” “TW you. Mi- Dracie!' said tbe The rratanract keeper looked bewild- and with a nuiaatcal am fie on bb fare, olf-t boy. rouaiug hiumdf wiQi a yawn. “A^Wa he kissed bar. It wm out th. only kirn fee got that , a mcrejl----- ” •d to attend io lb. buauwto immedieialy. right, for all fee women en the train "Get cal and uncouple th« freight I" • Well go right in and aa. th. governor," kiaeed tbe girl who had -red their lira, she mted' ■"Tom's moved out, nod if he he aaid. lUaehing tha .xeculire praeure, at>d Tom Gray aaid be Wouldn't gat ieai- , doeeu’l twitch st Colby avrrybody will bo Mr Millar remark ad, with a gnat .how cu» when the moustached paswegers beol . killed. We moat catch him!” ofinlCTWrt, “Gov. Svymour, thia ft tha over Drario biufetog like n row, Th. boy with a ay of horror left de Hao. Mr. II------. He ft. membernf tha Th. acoey of Pniri*'i few crept into fee , engine, and • minute later fee freight Inrialature, and be want, a pardrft for ooe uusMAS. amor woax. ptper. -ad. though my rtory may be old t euro were (tending idly un tho track while to some of my readsra, A hare told it bo- . tbe engins and ita tender were tporiug out cauao I belive it will bear repitilioe. gainiog momoturo at e»ch revolutiaa of Dick Umbert forgave Drucic fro ran- . . (Matelbr. I ’ _ ring away with hi. aegiM, and Jim. fee ik. ktrala AretMliarel HsJLte (he raws—WWWl^ll-J----------------- --~ _“WkatTI Dtek My whan be roram txck fire-boy, never grow weary of telling of and finds hi. ngiM goat? ' aa»d fee boy Tvm nGray tension the rood, but Dra ' looking up into Diune i f«w"; • What do we earn •W ha myw? gsWhat to Disk's life to the pro^pue lira un the <ww train.? Jim, bow part ean your engine travel?" j "Abourtwo mUraa miantel ' iih. buy aiwwerwd with a .mile "Site’s fee swift­ PHABIAOTCAL CBEU2T. cat bird on th. n«l. But I dou\ thick wu rat Cftirit Nu. 1ft, we might it we h.d ia one of the bro-t Drill* niaDufocturetT Quantity of seed town regulated without change of ptar-wheels and a perfect foiice reap, whether sowing one peck <> • four t,u*heln per acre, which ia tha ea.«e\with NO OTHEti I.W1L. • I If you want a NEW WAGON * sure and b y -he STUDEBAKER! . rouvinred him that it would take tiD alxret the middle of January to go over Ibe entire field t. that manner. Finally a happr thought rnraok him, earing agon which he aatnraud tbe plant* thoroughly with tbe jtoroleum aMsppiied a match. IffiWBBHDffifASMS IMS. Ik, m tk nil We 1ft via te Sto totont sjit vto b panto innHsliTMja'Mtwiitkr. . GREBLE & RUSSELL Seville. The Old Reliable BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL Stands Without a Rival. BEST GRAIN DRILL I om 60.000 IM ISE MESSER BROS. 3HWLI -Hell.» n, kwate .1* r “Hght rak" 1 Hfel or or nine nine hundred huodrwd^b Who told you to buy that many prth ? Ara POWERS & BARLOW NEW HAWOWA1RE. i.l'C' w: Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, j»™"W,jsnE3aiBr‘s»l Paints. Oils and Varnishes. 1 J-1*^ Farmers, examine the WIARD tost, Sim and Oraaaenial PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. eepair shop. Mower? or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, Gumming & Filing8awb ^u,.) poWERS & BABLOW. FURNITURE. Wm. H. Goodyear.: * THE STEBBINS BROS SAY PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Pbyaieittu’a. Prr*eripliouff aud Family Iledpes carefully pre­ pared with Drug* and Chemicals purest quality only. Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Evorvbody knows they are the only MfaaPraciaT buy four'or fir. thommnd pigx" “Idnlno (hath thing! I told ywe to go and buy four or bee feawfe and feacr link pi(th. and yw haw dMM il, I Mr. Sajro had pork to rail in th. ra- �VE8ETIIE purifjeB th« Blood. Reno­ vated and Invigorstea U,e Whole Sretam. i homebody Lu discovered that Moran. Fenton and Cooklix-g have fallen upon each others' necks and vowed to forgive and forgrt all differvnere. if Mr. Williams, the Democratic candi­ date for Governor in Maine, reads tbe pa­ pers, ha will be attrprirtd to learn that hia fatter of accejitanoc hra made him remark- Il fa rumored that the Ohio Democratic leaden are engaged in trading nff their candidate tor Governor to secure tho Legulature and the United Stated Stales Scnstonhip. The fort fa the Republicans gained three Beprwsenutirea tn tbe Kentucky Lcgfalatnro at the noent election. Lart year tho Republican, elected eleven, now thsy get fourteen. Evidently Mr. Stiver, who presided over the Pennsylvania Dcmocratie Con­ vention, does not believe in a miUcniutn, He declares that the Democratic party will emits of tbe profligate. Il means, iu ef­ fort, that property shall be divided and that all that a man does and earus shall, by governmental iDtevfcTvnce, not bo for hhnaelf hlone, but shall be shared with the members of tbe co-operative unions. If the serriem of John Bmith aa an artimn are productive to him of wage* amount­ Geo. Smith, who war designated by die ing to 0i per day, it mrut not befonir to him but gn into, a pool wherein, of tbe Trowrary Department to investigate the mon who tuna it, prrlrapa not a half tarn workings of the Cincinnati Custom Hoove, that income. If Lo Las property,-a cot­ rNocteMDda a redaction of 30 per cent, tage and lot, anything that reprrtcats in tbe for® employed. savings. Communism demands that he di­ When the Pcwtmaater-Gcnerel spvaks of vide. He am accumulate nothing for hfa being ooe of dm “erring brethren" srife and children, for the anardiiat will keep him from arejairing more wealth tlun Pickwickian sense. It will save peppery his laxy, abifthan neighbor. Evey mao newspaper paragraphs down South. mul be aa rich as every other man under .Tbe new Kontncky Lepvlaturc will thia new stylo of government Intellc**. ataad one Granger, six Workingmen, fire experience, habits of saving, ambition fur Independent Dceaocrals, 13 Republicans botlenueat in property, every inrtutiro to labor and acetal progrew, all are to be relower branch, and 37 Dcmocats and one pryaaod by this new government—if ikever Republican in the upper. succeeds. Such a revolution would hurt The Atlanta tGeorgia ) ConttiMivu at­ the iibortr as badly as the capitalist. It would exile capital, and that means starts tempts to frighten ita readers with the an­ tion for tho woskiogman. The men are nouncement that the- Independents in that craxy who propagate these seeds of dcuruc. Slate are preparing fur a vigorous cam­ tion. The laborer will be criminal to him­ paign al tho next general election, which self and all he bolds dear if be joins in sny takes place tbe first Wednraday of October, such wild campaign against society. It fa a monstrous theory—ihfa Communism The Ixiuisvillc (Ky.) ( bmosrreiof, a — meant only, in practice, to enable mobs Republican paper, tclLi the anti-Haye fac­ to plunder tlw honest and the industrious. tion In Ohio that while they cannot Injure , If lal-or has wrongs (and no one denies li e Administration by defeating the Re­ them) they would never be righted by - a publican tu-jfjx, they can by to doing in­ government inch aa fa outlined by these flict great injury open the Republican platfiirnis of so-called workingmen’s con­ party of the South. ventions, managed cither by the vilest ot;■ A letter from 'itaissipps states that politicians or by men who do no work and never expert to do any. State Convention fur the express purjxac »arr.c time gave a perfectly eveu continu­ ous feed, whose quantity could be changed from 3 necks of wheat to 3i basb«fa of oats, and * pint ata timtf if desired, with­ out altering a®ogwbrel or even stopping the tram, and the Opening guaged to aa many aiare as there are diffetenl sued kernels to low. Thfa far done by moving the iodicatar forward and backward to iacrtOM er dimiaiah the qoarftity. In the new Buckeye feed ronreniraoo net only bu been sought, but accuracv, tho great “ultimatum” for a gram drill, hu been most carefully looked after. Every food wbiei fa tarns! up in a lathe, they are carefully bored out, and exactly fitted to a perfectly round, atraight abaft By thia means every wheel ia exactly dike, and.fa plead ou the feed abaft ex­ actly ao far from tho food cun. Then, to After you left and I’bccamo commander guard against any diffirreuce in the thickof tbe aiturtion myself, I gave the crowd oom of cartings, every drill fa tested before warning sou tnv guard instructions to fire leaving the factory, u>d the quantity from on any one who advanced ou them, and it each cup weighed and the alightert imper­ waa then the fighting commenced.' Before fectinn corrected, ao that when they Icarc it waa all on one aide. I euppow some of the shop ertry cup aows exactly alike. । your people would say that I should bore 'i Compare thfa with the feed of other drills. allowed tuy command to be raked by the 1 artillery of the mob. and afterwards sllowcd my meu to bo touted by the fires that j were kindled for that purpose. The thing | however, struck meins different light, and I tuadc up my mind to dean some of I those fellows out, and I was quite auccrea i r-l _ _________ r__ . -. . at your mil getting uv rations or ammuni­ tion, and not having Hie three regiments in Pittsburg lo rapport us. More so. be­ cause of my knowledge of your soldierly <>ualltics oo tbe field* of the WUdcrncw. Cold Hsrbor, and a dosen others before' Petersburg I saw jon a brave and true c-ffioer, a) ways ready to risk your life to ta I ahead. I romraber at Pcabfa's farm you . of urging a resolution endorsing tbe Pres­ nearly lust me mine in trying to keep you ! ident, but that th^ Bourbons went so bock, and now you had But (he ability to ' strong that the rrapcvtaWc Conaervstiro enough afterward to aay that be now had mean* enough to pay ojf the debt on nia church, as a valuable piece of land in Newark had been derived to him; and Mrs. Gregory, now that her husband was safely through Purgatory, dropped hints that it had coot her more than the liked, to got it accomplished. An inquiry wee vet on foot and it waa made known that the dying man and hie wife had deeded the Newark property to the prisrt, beside* giving him 0100 in money—in abort, al! they had—before be would absolve him. It haa mode much feeling in Vineland, and haa created a bitter feeling against tbe ou were outraged Eight young pri* who reriated were kilted, and two were burnt with the men. The greater part of the other ■otan, together with ttair children, were taken outside the village, when-, one al ter soother, with their children at their ■ides, were slaughtered. Twenty women and childrec who escaped tnuaacre. were rescued by Ottoman troops. An English of Eski Saglira, Kasanlik and the neigh­ boring villages, and distributed arms among the Bulgarians, who drove down 400 Muasulnuna to tbe river Tundja and there maauaerrd them. Al Kaki Saghra and in ita neighborhood the Bulgarians continue to massacre the Mmwulman population. of a wheel, there is no poaaiblc chance fur bunching, but runs out as even and oootinaotte as “a atrnun ofwater.' We have !wn thus particular in describing tbe feed for therein lien the vital pari Of a drill, and ooe with a poo* feed is little better than none al all; fur, unlike a poor reaper, it will tun and fa couM>|uently used to the greater sum than their aaaewsed valuation, Tho money wm Iwrrowail for imaginary uses, and the greater share found ita way the fifteen Republican county conventions into the pockets of sharpen who were iu Maine have ]«mcd resolutions indnrmog manipulating- affairs so that their own pri- tho policy of the Provident. In two only has inch n resolution been voted down. but when I, in person, fogged pevmiaaioti The dounty convections, it may be re- to allow my fainting, famished meu a moRejmdtetwn haa been yaumeacel and. m«rk«d..wcrc f^Tlr attended . mcof a prptertion. ejected, me from hl* HWd ovd wm a poor makeshift ax tart, but) i b.t what was worth doing at ill iita> envy teraUJ. IS outngltatt/ presence and lucked tbe gate, guarding it Tha Peanaylvania Democratic Slate;( by hia soldiers without. While thus par­ was worth doing w«H, but put the new Hundreds cf eorporsGona, when one-, Cunrention had to wait acrcu hours fori faying with the United Slates officer the foci oo the gnus aerder, thus securing a the example is net them, vrill forget ... », the Platform Committee to perfect that ■->»• nn-t —~ - *— —।>>— 1; forec-fred gra.-ji eoricr as accurate and —— i preitive as tbe feed to the drill, arid re­ teries on the northern bank of the Dan honor, pride or honesty, and as a eooaoremarkable production which haa Leet:; quiring oo change uf cow-wheels. qurnce Western bond* wilt be as worthgiven to the prem. The aoft money ele­ Of eouno to build a drill in thfa way fa farereebipa. ment demanded a plank, but to the credit only mobs try to overpower ua. but tbe expensive, as the lathe work on a piece ot Does this teach anything? Corpora­ of the majority it waa squelched. taeana of sclf-defauao were ruddy denied I। caning is many time* the eoat of the tions should pay aa they go. Future gen-, by tbe United States Government, and the wheel itself; but. as wo wu'd before, ac­ The staff oonvspdodcnt of tire TrabsM shady grounds were closed against my curacy ia the great ultimatum in a grain nations will have enough buatoeaa on hand without being saddled with the finds that the people of Nsw Hampshire tainting and dying men. And, as we drill, and while the Buckeye fa mrnarerily more expensive than rough made drills it debts cf their foreCttben for worse than are ahead of tho active poliliciana in In­ •book the dust of Pittsburg off our fret, wo fa uoquretiooably the bort inrertmcoL So dorsing the policy of the President, and left it in ths hands of Major McCarthy’s palpable are iu adrantagiw that the tri dead bureau polite, who ao gallantly asiuted in driving that the average people of both parties are iu from tho town. Believe me, door Gen­ fling difference in cunt has not stood in its way, and to-day its odes sn> fully double astiafied and express a ebrerful confidence eral, to be, very sincerely, yvura. I’rof. Kcdaic of the Agricultural college that of any other grain dnfi lw the world, in the integrity and sagacity of Mr. Honor M. Bmmtox. hs.- an article in tbe last Michigan far. n precedence, we belters, oo olher agri­ Maj. G«a., ImDIv., N. G. P. Hayes. ’ . cultural iciplemetit_hM ever attained. aw.-, giving an analysis of flour made from There fa trouble in the Detaocralie Diehl, Clawson and Treadwell wheat, in rank* in Somerset county, Maine, where which the' proportions of gluten (albumin­ oid - ^n each fa given as follows: Diehl, the party Convention adopted the Green­ LxAVKxwoitTn, Kaa., Aug. IB.—Fol1133; Oawvon, 10JI3; Treadwell, 10A3. back candidates. The hard-money Demo­ lowfog the lead of Leavenworth county in No other kinds were analysed. The crats do not propose to stand that sort of tbe manner of compromising thsir bonded average amount of gluten in the flour, aa dickering, and have called a mam conven­ indcfctoduoav, rarions other eountiw in green in ataudard analyam, is ten per tion on tho 29lh icat. to nominate a Demo­ Bute hare aoen fit to do the aame thing, cratic ticket. r ' which in reality amounts to little short of rent, sod it sppeara by thfa that Clawson repudiation. The debt of Leavenworth Ex-Governor Mcacs of >Soath Carolina city and county b nearly 01,250,000, and wheat floor fa up to ths average. There। fa s great difference, I*rof. K. soya, be­ appears to be very willing to inculpate the aaaesacd value of proparty in the entire himself. In hb testimony before tbe Leg ­ county is but 0800,000. The county m tween Ibe analyse* of a hind of grain and of tho flour made from it, ao far u the islative Invortlgaling Committee he esti­ thsrefore unable to pay all she ous, and will be forced- to compromise with her amount of gluten ia concerned, m that mates that be paid hinsaelf as speaker and mditorsor be sold at Sheriffs sale. Tbe Governor tbe sum of 0500,000. And yet tulsuneefa more plentiful ia tbe bran action Zf the County Commissioner ia re­ than in the flour. So a kind of wheat be isn’t going to bo s scapegoat’ and fusing To make a levy to pay 0130,000 of baring a thick akin may give a large yield pointed al as the biggest thief. of nitrogen for the whole grain and yrt sent by Ohio specials asy that tbe first Demo­ tbe flour may be no richer in gluten than cratic meeting was not an auspicioua open­ to ropor—r„ .. ....... ,,, w tiro, south of the Balkans, and to dis­ that from anrthcr variety, which, with a ing. Outside of the managen there was tribute relief, writer, “Even all writ­ thinner akin, may yield a ksa percentage an abecocc of enthmiiaia-.. Tho presiding ten gives no adequate idea of tha extent of nitrogen when tbe whole grain is officer wm a retired banker, and Sir. I’ettof the lajsry and dotritution among the anxijeod. refugees, or of tbe barbarities perpetrated dlrton'a discussion of the labor question on both aldoa." Tbe Britlah reHef oom was unfavorably crtticiiod. Before Gen. miueo at Adrianople, after careful inrertiTut uueat Democratio dty of New 'Ewing had finished his speech, half tbe gation, have ascertained that 10,150 fugi­ York ought nor to rend up a howl of In. tives, women and children, need relief at dignotion over her'disgrace- A Demo owe*. Of three 1,700 are Jews and 8,000 crotr member of Congress informed hia Haye* men of Ohio have ireued an-uddrere ninviitaenta that tho Wad Puinl appoint. urging Republicatw who oppose the Presi­ m*t>< would be given to the individual dent's policy to quietly abstain from vot­ wt. vtnod higtast at the competitive ex- ing for the State ticket, announcing with fa ancowsfol, if not affected by enua. atuinaiioc. when, in kb astoufatemmrt, a singular mronofatem-y that they do not other than the con Jitioa of tbe country. *<-/*>> oT 18 yean bosk hfa rivals by a han­ wish to divide or impair tho party organ1 Tiro ‘ bsrvort weather fa psrfscc Tbe ded |Miuta in a pmmUe of MO. Tbe ixatino by putting a new tiekrt in the field. prairie breeae blows frsahly from 9 o'eioek A. M. until 5 o’clock P- M, whoa it dire appui.tmeat baa been made—a negro by Like Goo. Fite John Porto* st the aceoud ' away into a perfect calm. The harvsaten Bull Ran, they will lie inactive within art r-—-—1 —Lt. it-- J-K-tar-t -4-J —t-tu sound of the enrmiy a guns, whi'e the rest tbe sun beats with tbe hast of 110* upon tbe gluwiuc euro fields. The vsgetabfa « ™o army fa'being whipped. ■ ’ The Providence Josmuf reys there like by th. Republieu» of MatMchtmctia. Governor Rmo Iim ahown great tact, abil­ ity rad finrroms, and hia anmioistratfoo of two years baa bora a meet satw factory and saoowsful ooe. The peopfa of Maaan lie men rl that State, a better eandulate than tLe-present iscitmbeet. „ Tbs Cinarearti CtamMrereZ, in an aniofa on ths Ohio campaign, gives the fol- Tbe little town of Vmelind, near tbe ; efty, fa greatly sxerdssd ora the derolop’ mrtrt of a tratisartiim that reoeody oororttd in Ita Catholic church at that plaoe. A man named Gregory, a wortb, ires fellow who had snore than half foroak■ en hia ehureh, wm al the point of deilbHie wife, a devout Crtholfa. b^gwd the , priest to ahrievs the dying man, which be J refuted to do on the sevre that be wsa not a good Calholir, and wm not entitled to absolution. Mrs. Gregory implored, and i finally after many iutervievra tbe priest did • go and etmfoa him and give him full abro Coogrostnan Adrian Muller, of the First Dirtrim in thfa city, had a vacancy .in W<al Point to fill, and to avoid tbe re­ sponsibility of a selection, advertised that ■ competitive examination would be held and the boy malting the beat average would-be appointed. Probably Mr. Mui- nie uue out ahead, sod Muller waa comj-clljd to appoint him.. There were an btunlral applicants, but Minnie had a clear majority of points, and there was no mistake about it. There is loud swearing smone dvo Dmaocraey cf the First, at the “dirthy oagur" who had ths audacity to stand first amosg tbe youth of that diatrict^-Jahn Moyriaaey is astute enough to turn this* little draught of gall to ad­ vantage. There is a very l»rpr negro vote in that divtrirt. and the gallant Joi a no aooncr hears of it, dun he vends hia ch»|ae for 0500 to Minnie, with which be nuy provide himself with a proper outfit. This is a shrewd rtruke. It will be a con­ venient thing for John to have at his beck ia future polnical contcete some huw« dreds of ibe ngvoca of that section, for they art looming into political importanee every day, and even the enmity of tbe Irish canoM keep them out. Minnie is a very bright boy. He haa beta more than two thirds eduevted st borne, sod has Tigrtlte JblkMe Evidence. YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne ■Ith, Strength YegeUne AND APPETITE YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne Vegetine Vegetine YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne VftrtlM TeceUae YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne YegeUne Vegetine Vegetine Fine Tailoring a Specialty, 33 Monroe st. Grar.:<i Rnpids, Mieb. <>>y two day« n,r BaVXK* around Vermooi ,VJ. Bow®* b toard a yos^g ftd COFFEE MafflSo. SOAP The Mild Power . CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS Homeopathic Specifics s-xsE^rJiiiawnsSs CROCKERY Jam- flstote Bunday Jurt dmeswrijOur friend F parunect at Un Wlitknjo Tttx onxat TKUuiBarn coxeoutuvtoj^ There la no more competition ie lelecraphing, and tho public is aa entirely at the mervy of a monopoly aa it waa before give us relief from the moeatrou exac­ tions of tbe Wextern t'nkxi. With a .healthy cvtnpsiitiuu rates had got uown to a point that euatiled the people to use the telegraph freely. A mrerage from s- Y"rt i“ “w “b "» ! »“* rilc» shorter dataLeva were ev< n lower. Thia did not satisfy the grasping managers, and so thfa week they gm to­ gether and consolidated the two company Smith Hogle 4 Preston. 543690 The Advance Plow . _ - A.-------- --- patience of an abated public will permit. Il will result in the government taking the telegraphic eyrtem of the country under WT ward ter U. pie are idioto if they permit a company of upon them. And, i.y the way, while they are about it, they ought to take a dig st tbe express bouses*. There m no reason under heaven why email, parcels should not be carried through the mails, al a vary low role of portage. The express buei nma ia aa miserable a monopoly an tba tel­ egraph, and needv reforming u much To get a draw from Boston to Omaha acme |KJint, »-great deal more. There is no reason why tho nulla rironM not be trned for the transportation of certain matter, if tho pjoplo aro wise they will pay some attention to thaeo matten thia I LIGHTRUNNING graapwg vpeoilaton to bold ia iu hand the power to oppress them. Tha rate a dollar again, and ao oo in. proportion. Of course that little Mcphistopbeim, Jay Gould, is at the bqftom of this, aa he is of all th) deviltry that ia being done. If eyery man, woman and child ia the failed Blate, doesn't jwtition Coograaa te take the telegraph line*, and operate them as it ■Wthe nrail system service, they will de sent) all the swindles that can be imposed aatic Sniu fedit mtii Paper ftiki® Mt MtWta i slit late hte oisnc icifffl MOWER : REAPER ‘DOMESTIC nwixo MACIItSK THE EiSTBGS EfflJBUUH BAXMEE / BEST. Plaster, Lime, Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. CHAMPTON'H IMPERIAL, SOAP IS THE "BEST.” Call « ». at U. nwau,, DOMES! K-SWIXGlIAinBCO- t.rm„t, AD. COOK. £=■£& m>M. kava:1 • AMw. Q. P. Rowell &, Co’g. Col. puNfahiahiog firm In Boston hm^ M,- 000 .copirs of a new book in the firet three waek. of ita publi-Lou, ooMhiog » heard of aioce 1873, nd other IntimadoM of returaing prosperity are not wanting. And thfa fa going to be permanent; our . expurta ar. now largely in «-xe-, of onr i imporu. tbe flood of gvM intend nf going PATENTS �no! BOOKS. CLOSING OUT! SCHOOL BOOKS.! Closing Out! tSaMKL.I . «•— of Oswald Jenson seems to l« doing a good buainrea Student* are daily visiting our village in search of boarding place. and rooms I ’ DIED. KEIM ITOIUL BfflTOTE. I , j' A case w for trial u thia term of Court where a father and ton are the pirtiea and both of then, arc preachers ol the Protest­ I*. Holler and wife are aticndiug Ad­ ant MotUidU ahureh. The fora in their hearts is not of that kind which p-rnth vent eamp-meetiuc at Charlotte. George Prana., of Wbericr's jrtore, h— been rick with bilfi—i’ fever the prat week but U now convalescing. Elder Deyo bra arrived home again. We luteoed to au excellent sermon doliv-1 errd by him iu the ChriMian chureh last Sabbsth. make room for our fall stock. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, LOCAL business notices. The curiosity of our citixetu c«wcd by the Printer vs Hardware suit at Hittings, has esuwd a great cfiiux of Nrahvilllsna !! to your eity. While they are Ift^man beirgs and Mime 1 Yesterday Aug. 27th, the lightning times travel outside a case through error, struck Mr. Borgman's house, destroying they arc as littlr addicted to tbe tu* uf tho chimney, paraiog down through tb« bUlinpagate sa tbe members of any bar in floor, striking the stove, leaping fre-tn that Michigan. . through the open door Into another room, Deering was I Jeer old fellow of the German punturinn. aod hsd a wife a good Burgman iat, tearing off her «boc, injur­ deal of the same »tyle. Deering lived in ing her feet to badly that they turned Orangevale, and unfortunately hi, wife Usck, and aU> injuring her otherwise. became an exceeding great sufferer. In T. J. Thouuv preached at the Metho­ frat there waa no end to her aches and dist church I—t Sabbath evening to a pains, nrilber was lhere «ny en-1 to her large audienoe. who listened attentively efforts to seek relief. Drowning tpen for one hour, when the thoughts of being gnup at straw, snd upon the ratue princi­ compelled lo tit through a long aenaou ple this lick wsmen graHjed-at I^rcnxa flashed through their braiai, which camed Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAKD RAPIDS. STOCK OF OROCEBIE8 PEOPLE OP BARRY COUNTY Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! jCrTls Grocery Buiias ja u,b ’***■••» «*• j A‘ 1518 0. D- Spaulding, - ---------------- __z_ NOTICE 0LD STAND “ j "ir S'*-3’ >“»" b«n selected will, trevol care and will U, H. A.. B ABTLET & CO.. that all our racuuute ahould be KllWLj • 87*w"~*„«,„„ 'DEFY HS, 115, and 117 North Front Street, Phihdslphia, MAXCrACTCItEBM B. v SOLD BY ALL STORE KEFFERS. J. H StfTTON. CHESTER’SCTOE! S20.000 REW ARD I •• ‘ yrirtare parties feridlog biffs . b liable A yanr ago juat about needing time, the framer* were aurJed at hearing prat thia wheat would woe mate Mr, yculd break into place*. bran and all, and wm lit only foe Gral.au> flaur, and hardly that. about the fine silk dre-ire snd rail, of Thia yrar that idna haa been given up, and clxhss hia lata ritMt had ttnurafed over added lb- exchange in ita alaad the report b now circulated from Canada. ou Naw York would be received ia pay­ ment of th, bifi, Which, h to tpsraraauy Ayer’s Ague Cure, Aspimu, ____ji jaautttHMSktanniaiR SUGARS. This popular line commenced <m th«ir| aummvr time card. Monday, May May 14th.; ■ _ 1: M—to* 1. ... u u three ftot cxpnwa trains east, in coan«:i.>.-i with the M. C H R Pa-raarsla.ving! Wm. E. Chester & Co., Hastings at 7.30 a.m., arrive at Bdffklo I Mtttedsy at 8:1U r. and New York next morujog at 10.30 a. m. Thia ta,l & Barnes. TOBACCO. HsBIU HAT. Is offing to all tbelngesa u«wmra«.t ,HTS , CAPS nd N1SHIN0 GOODS GENTS ' Ft'R ■ to U found rat tide of Detroit. And here b where I Joke romr. in, ZfA’ fN SELL I /XG THEM AT .vrt’/l LQWf:H S' z'iszs ijSStxa SIO , OF BIG HAT itor®rjssffiS CROCKERY W. F. HICKS. HAiTilrun MXiMKT— ; Kmpiqi Bfock. UtMiagr. Mich, j j BffSBgEStg V CAXCkRS of aM kinds cured. Queers of the Birast removed without breaking the akin if tak«n early. Knife not used. Very little pain. Call oa or sddre— K. F. Buwx, M. D., aprlSlf Hastingx, Mich. -WfiStia'.-AiSd CaudW-tb. bit ip rs -. in । ml 1 CARBOLIC OIL MBkasfr lini YKRRAND WILLIAMS A CO.. it Idler flat tai ill Ltow. .f rt. Mu.ua Ore..., WONDERFUL CURES 1511 ’■ '-E SIB O f i to thank hia nuny [ UK HIM boy* Hi;,, buriooB at base bril we think jjefe is do doubt that thia game will sermon at Red Ribbra Hall lathe moreeuue ff > advertised. Ufore tke third day nf the October mrate $20,000 REWARD.! Etcaw nsco™ emedi ■ il Tbs partnership between E. P. A I. W. Brown has been dissolved by mutuxl sgreonent, taking effect July 1st, ’77- I i have concluded to remain permanently in Harings, and wifl be found at my nai- j deuce, tho home lately occupied by Jin Isaac Holbrook, comer of State and' Broadway Sts. Htf 1. W. Bbowm. competition ■ O. ofG. T.—At a regular moduli o f Haatinga Lodge No. Ml I. O. of G. T„ held in their hall Monday evening, August 27th, A. D- 1877, the following uffioen were installed for tbe ensuing quarter: W- C. T., L. B. Stanley, W.V. T-, Mn. IL B. Brae, W. IL 8., TrriugL. Crosy; W. A, 8., Mias Ella Burton, W. F. S., 31m Ophelia Hogfe, W. M, WinthropS Nobou, W.D. M., Mi- Sarah Kelley, W. I. G., Mix Corrie Fuller W. O. G., B. H. Merrill, W. 0... James L. Crawley: W. R. H. 8., Ma Clara Allen; W.4.. B. Mi- Um Stevens, P. W. C T., Henry H. Baiky. Til For Tst. Fra— Ito Akrea Arsa.. v The story la told cLsh emimml divine, not a thousand nor five hundred mile, from Akron, that be roocoilv sprat a happy For some unexplained reason tbs miller* aumtaer vicatiou. amid tbs Tbotmad Isof Michigan have undertakes to jireyent , masting devoted to the Interests of tbs the ratting of Clawson wheat in thia State abiidreu. Prof. Seaman, uf Adrian College, g»-'e and have tbny far wed every maars with­ in their power to acrompliah that pud. ua a pithy Uule speech at th They thus far have failed to give an ade­ House. Her. Mr. Bancroft prveehed or quate ressoe for tLto aetwn. but instead ject of temperunoe both moruiog. hire placed ttemwlrra upon record as being esprtble of coining m fxilish a lot nt Jarnos Pauling, of Irving, whs was ar- rnuKHis u the silliest old wt.man in ths Suita turUtaJly worth $7.50 now only $5.00 ’ Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $«.5O. * Suita Mctualh worth $12.00 now only $8.50. • Suita actually worth $15 00 now only $10.00. £°a1- *”d Vcrtfl rea®y worth $10.00 only 7.50. Coatu and Veata regular price $12 00 only $8.50 Boys suite $1.00. 1.50, 2.50, 3.00, 4.00.’ Boy.' auita far $4 aud $5 worth. 60 per dent more. Mens fine nil wool panto$2.50, 3.00, 3.50. ‘ Men’s all wool Ooat«, job lot, odd sizes, only $2.50, and S 00 * . worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 Only 75 eta. Men> gnnwr coats 25cts. Men’s heavy linen'panto for 85c, worth 1.25. Entire stock to be sacrificed to WOD ICTS TO TK PUBLIC! Mr. I. Lwk officiate: at the Railroad stst'ion it» place uf H. Patsiih, tfbo has gone to dimm unknown to nek bls for* ones retreated in good order toward the or. He lay* bis hands right oa bis jw' door, when tho scion of tbo gospel took (ient and if the magnetic force* are ail the time and eat down to the great pica, right tho patient ia cured instantly. uro of the audience, (that la the audwcee Loreuao laid.hia hands 00 Mrs. Deering was well Jleased with tho Mnnoa) after at a dollar a lay and ibe lays counted up an effort of 1 j hours. ANOW. to about fifteen. Lorenxo was working 00 j a contract and just here is where there ap-1 peered to be a difference of opinion. depart from Nrabvillo ere thia will be rant, . Falk said it was a dollar pay for every you, I will, with your content, transfer Jsriu. Hotebki— rested in jail over the privikge of corresponding with your Sunday. Just a timplo care of drunk and And tbe wimcaacs agreed that it wu excrUent paper to my friend ••Anon” who disorderly. ju»t exactly ao. will acrid you thia note, and will attend Oiir fticW'i Freeman, of the State DeLorenxo explained to the jury how it parunnit at Lansing, did a little rutrical to do so until my return, and if he and. tag io Barry county last week. ycu datrobim lo 80 ao, bo wiD continue in tbe future. - I desire to notice ope item Wr dcairo all suUcribert living within before fearing the villa, vtx., goraip hat •ix mil u of Hartiugt, to aotde their ba.'. ; moved into their now livery stable on. ruMriiptfen witbiu-two weeks. it that Wm. K- •* about. to marry * our । State .iroct, which they have erected this The jerenc of bate ball advertised for ; \ranyr at 1 emt of over I2A00. The Friday last did nos come off, the Bostoc | exterior of the building preaenta to fine tn not | ittieg in their sppearanoe. ,j appeeraacie aa any on the street, while its ■ Mb. Kditob —it was your ournwpondf'J*-cr I'tll took the editor of tbo lug > interidt it a model of conreuienee and llieh things are sometimes unearthed eel's privilege to attend n ramj^mseting l>.:,- County Ikriioerat to tbo cooler, one comfort.' Tbo Awreruenl. which extends in courts of juatler. A case waa recently at Calsdonis, Kent county, coinmcncing •1 lit week. Served him rieht under the entire building, affords ample tried in the Circuit Ouurt for the County Aug. Hth aud ending ou ths 19th ; and room for a large number of bo—ea, and the of Barry, brought ou from Justice Court, aa it has been reported that it waa a piacc first floor ia divided into an office, wash­ ■ Middleville school another year, wm which, if it did not involve any great of eonftmoo and wickxdurws, I w*uld room/ and carriage room. Above thia is a tbe city Saturday and Sunday. principal of law, at least poeacsaed suffi­ simply «y thst it is entirely felse, uelelarge 'loft lor hay, and still above thia a cient interest to keep every uno in the those that have reported this are the Musignmery Quran's drew in racsiting room for ttoring carrfegre and tfeigbs. Al­ e -trongn t kind of pro. oommendatiou* together it ia one of the finari stablm we guilty |«rtira. Very good order w— tnaintaiped during the whofe mealing, conhave ever sera. brought for rcrovery of a Doctor bill, and •'.Jcnng tho crowd uf people that were ftsMral of our Barry county millers are The Bmtings—the Ionia bate ball dub the trial illustrated to the Jury how he present during tbe meeting hour. Ou tbe r ivi-ing farmers lo sow Clawson wheat so that expected to walk away with the Clip­ operated and performed hia cures.. Here Sabbath there wm * Urge eoncounw of make a superior quality of flour. pers, laat Saturday— forgot to come. It is io a verbatim copy of the plaintiff's bill of [>eoplc, cf whom about throe hundred and Tbe miatfonary social at Mrs. Bjtauld- possible that in tbs course of time ft may particulars, and it may be of io term: to fifty,poke In fort fcasCand probably as tg’s U»t Friday waa well attended. Suf- occur to the honorable gentlemen compo­ the medical profession, and aaouroeof fnn tnsuy more thst would hare witoooed Sciant iuoJsfcrere secured to make Mrs. tes that dub that setnedtoa. people do as for tbe bar. Sir, Inks notice that this it for Cbrirt bid thry had tbe lime. There they agree. Tho Clippers were al consid­ slirnaan.a life mctnUr. bill items of plaintiff's driaand The peopls of Big Rapids sltnoM unani erable expanse in preparing far this match in march, 187fl, goin to defendants and ought not to bare bern trusted in so miHiriydemand that a stranger take charge bouaa and rubbin daft, and his wife firn of foiit schools. ■ They must bo a'hard foe shabby a manner. The Bostons are prob­ times at a dollar a rub, for which be agredg number of ccurmioua, they could not be ably some fifth cfea> dub, otaposed of old to pay SI a rob—5 rubs, of peojlc up then- tn please. ffi.OO estimated. The meeting waa au entire women snd cripples, and got ashamed ef Do May 8 goin to Hefts, house and Wm] Mitchell, was Bond for assault ■ntxaaa. God waa with us ia greet power 1,1. (.if. mI, 1 tbe score they knew they would make and to blow and to save. Truly many were and bitt.-ry before Justice Riker on Fri­ hsd sense enough to May away. At loss t the slain of tbe Lnrf-- The ground waa day |**i He was used like a gentleman— they ought to bare notified our boys trial dedicated to the Ixrrd, and it it my fined oily ibe crate. some of th.ir .wooden fees had given out prayer that each returning year, aa the and that ths old ladies had Jost lh«r speopeople of tha lord ehall coma up to wor­ romn. (rem Saginaw county, where David tadra aod could not play without them. ship, God may come up with them and Scxdat Pick txo<.—Rev. Mr. Gallup, 110.50 pour ths Holy Ghost upon them, so that pf Grand lUpida, preuoUd. morning Tbo jury returead a verdict for the de­ it may indeed be the boose of God and evening, in the J!r«wbytprign ebnreh. and fendant, sod tbe plaintiff thinks that the gates of Hrgven to many precious abo spoke at the Court House »quran in Courts and juries are becoming terribly 1 I . drug store dma fa-nfes in gsod atylt. Y-. &ritihk.. hsr (TMl— M«j—ly Jem »H prwsal asSrly a, *J*gsal an sppaaraa— k. 4—* many aa Amri—e lady, vh* makes h«r awn dramas «a a -DsoMstif., ttewira Waeblae aAsr th* -I*. ----- -■ " a—v_ x<__ H l® but burineaa is burinear, we cannot give away tho paper any more than th* ferment can givujtway their pigs or hens. rich <0 took up their school books. There leema to be worm to destroy /there are a few alleys and back plants in »rarythinj this year. Tho currants, cab­ Harin:#* that would stand a ehsuiing up. bages and tomatoes arc suffering tbe most Thu>- m a great itching in certain quar- and ualcM something is done •puejijy they url fur a arnpet tournament in this can not be raistd in this State for soy length of time. Tbe State alionld take bold of this pest quaatfoq and offer a I irgr reward to any person who.can devuc a practicable way ip banish them. Tbe French and German method mot be adopted—for ths government to take efllcicut meawir®. lo destroy vermin before they become so plenty that the ratting of particular reaps tnwt be abandoned. Balance of Our Spring and Summer stock. - ili|! Many farms— who intended to sow wheel thia wevk will be obliged to post­ The rune of Evaliuc Malrancy r». John pone their labor for a few day* iu cutw> 11. Keith and Henry Stevraa, foe Urapaaaj quence of the ami bring too wee The to pcraou wa* triad by yury who labored Clawson will be the priodj.il variety over it for nearly two day. and finally brought io a verdict of no ouua cf action Appliaufou ha* been made fur a new waa in the neighborhood. |/Aoy newspaper publisher who will «ad hia paper an unlimited time -without pay toTiave.” it rare to go to .mad, and any aubaeriUr Judge V« Zilc very who h.n tbe cheek to ask four years subdown upon” all suroerfis scriptfon would ask for a free coffin u hi, »ery to the cUano u. m «■*®rneys, who have to bottle Bp their bil yekr and the mao that don't pay it won't hngsgate for some future occasion. The pet it. Bo there. Next week another let tax payers will bo bcocfiUcd by tills of those alow ehapa will f*H to get their The Hastincs attorney, are gentlemen. county news. We don't like to do this, jkuieutlwe the M. E. Sunday •padiic ut Leach Lake on Friday. It i* about time fool tbe litd* bo with tbe Hatting, wheat market ami are marketing their grain at Vermontville, NaahviBe, and other pointe. 81 A wonderful urine was heard coming from a residence in thia city one evening last week. The neighborhood was alarmed aud ravers) started to learn the trouble. They did not g,t into the hotue aud were not riow in guttle; gw>7. Tbs gentlemen of tha bouse wra having • little diverafob iu bis own way and did not we.a to allow •ny on, to interfere with hi* pfewure. Nobody waa killed but a sore hiad or two I during tho terra of arioei school. H i A Chicago paper of last week remarked that Judge VanZilo w» at the Tremont Houae in that eiqr. The Judge to a r»d rixed individul but hardly large enough to ,it in the office of the Tremont. Houk and at the nme time preside iu the Court Hotue at Hastings. The jury is out discussing tbo_____of Orno Strong vs. Chsries R. Putnam. This tri.l was of considerable interest, aod there ia much specnlstfon ra to the verdfoc. Trrepa- to peraou waa the charge. The jury hare just rendered a verdict of guilty aud fined Clw defendant IlfiO. �Rural Topics. Legal s. Contract. MIC! E’sjeL; ■ifterr, but they will ■ beyond.« . “~»>onal Talcing Efiwct June 24th 1877 THE . HASTINGS REPUBLICAN' BANNER. good hotel-koept-r. Has The Largest Circulation, can establUh 1>i> other thcrougbbml breed of cattle. Is Radically Republican in Sentiment. Ia it £&BS& mraussw: -tsjKasaw >16 VW ftrl Wane, Jatkm & Saiiui 1 SAILMM. BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD And a* a Loctil Paper is umwrpaNied in the State. GOING WEST. In thia Stain Short-Horos are aa *T>TMM. Subscription Price only $1.50 per Year meloocholy right it most have been. dairy. "J. Gkat.—Pack my box with in Advance. Ji# dare-devil,' would In Our • do not use Short-Horn In their herds JOB DEPARTMENT, nd aftcr-uuiedy proposed to do riot in the neighborhood at Ixmtsville, 11 sight, s^bn-eched cluse to tbe walla of tl>« city witli<mi dtaeovery Tbe amilndt .w.k.1.! <u< u. „ li,. „ M head of Short-Horn in it. K PtsaovAt-—Sarah Jane, WyT™?u«»rTixirn JU..X return to Wc are prepared to fill all Order* promptly for " ?*"J- | At all events, send key of closet where the 1 gin ia. Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let- • How to Get Married Without a Mas- , —— <4 W rW. Akm. ...I, >UM. . .j&.ijs Um —M S. Esaajisisjs v ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ the city, and quickly made their way un­ opposed through the streets to the bouse lo which tha. lad guided them. The boy ran in and informed the ladioa that delirmnee had enme ; they hastily collected u few valuable artidea ot wyurin'g apparel in a bundle, and, placing die rracucd party in 1 the Center uf the column, Shields started Rustic.—"Good-bye, Beuy. We b«a going for good!" Betty -“Theo mind The Reliable Sheri Lto. fris ;s--;s is ness and Calling Cards, &c., &c. lariaajuia.oirioiT wr sscffnaawas .< Ik. frotel. O*u la th«« State St.. Hastings, Mich. •“‘Ifcs OvMBasHs.Lv' fin 1 ‘•Si. *5 ' *';«> ll»aM04 j U W 1 4.1 > • U j ; a MsAUsvai. | IS« | XM | • U 1 t 3> s?£wrta'5iBl ; iff - s st VsriaiMvtllv rill 1 van- 'us ! vM ^“iis S |!|| 1= rwatoSE , SpaMMBW n*M«4 ia right: aalt pork will prevent oow> eating their piga. hat ix nuiiT n.tnxs. Wc cceaaiooally accin agricultural pa- of Vermont, faUadrad while carrying in an pen that hay eat and willed a Hille, and armful of wood. Show this paragraph io carried diroedr to tight bonu, u-preserved ■isi U06«« am Geo M. Dewey, Editor. I I wt two. I then gave her the salt j-ork, and ail wm right again. I shall watch in onr family ever felt the slightest tempo! (uture, and have the pork ready. I should wo uius: course, ana me htaies wen micfj bestowed for the ttight in a hut aud nude aa comfortable as punibla I How lie was called upon to sonant lor the night’s work will bo beat told in Gen. Shield's own language: 8 RAN I RAPIDS DIVISION. ments, Envelopes, Busi- backyard. American camp wu now aroused, and । |iekcU wm firing rapidly. Bat the mult soon ceaaol on both ridca, the adv taroua aoldiera retorted to their quart ■ a r-a , bat oec herd where Short-Horn blood HAw. l.uu., WaBasb A »«uk r ."■-.‘ZsitKa* “■ : iiwaiA.'SMa WS£SWgSff2t.-i:KS; ArWr . 8Ai~“.-. .-s i i,x ' .L. vu-L-t xaVilEr-wiSl .’X;^TS21'SXSS,WTSJ nx«*r»l» wd aeruui "Uh all ..run. ■GirnM tk«m-a b>* Wrvaw ^.aulHr.b . . , . ®*BU “ lx*’- Hcre “ ” M'”rt FuUlh. ,l‘* 8*I«ntlfic Fsrmart "Tbo itcproved piac.ito is to cut with a mactiioe, tedder it a few times, amt draw it into the ■•Madam," mid a certain uamelea. <,tul bare the mow day. ICaoeh wilted ittom to Mrs. Brown, the other day, “youxre talking simple rubbish." "Yea, air," re­ plied tbe ever-enubing lady, “because 1 wish you to comnnrbend me." 'rrwS are comparatively tight.’ llccefct axperi- United Buies or Germany, an neither <4 "iK.M-.ta. fully turn down hia coat collar when it building, claplxnrdrd tight beneatb, Ever ainee Cerro Gordo wm Cragbt lie had add rensed me aa “My Cerro Gordo friend,"- pla-.tcrcd inside, and with' slight ventila­ • .. • > .. — I-— 1 (km. r.'_:r— tion, which Waa at oner dosed tight and ft Tie Gra! Sato TMrwjkBK. Northern RAILWAY COMPANY “Mim C —said a gentleman, one i evening, ••why are ladies so food <4 oft. cm?" “How stupid!" replied Mix C------; “u it sot natural and proper that I a lady should like s trend offer, sir T“ OENTBAL Uris* Uii Ik.. ^•lalk.auiam .IIMmwiIm •■ . <• ”k«r»*sth» fuwU«.i mi «=^EES54Hii“.;i that it only required about half the drying Depot, 104 READE STREET, Hew York. put into hia barn iii a damp condition, and A French ebemiat make* pills on which GEO. WOODS & CO.’S chvigiw cautiouily in customs that always bring by" thia tir I rid Ihgl unde PARLOR ORGANS ‘h> Baying that I would disgrace you; I •no toward you. But you are greatly blame in the. matter, air. Too Lave “ia friend Jatnm Urines wltbhi ?" 2rg53^3£gffi,ik “I Company ? Did it lose much by esgo firs ?" "AU smashed up and tbed-sir "Tbott Midst thou i agouti" "I did." Wriljudg. After aomr farther A Ltviur Ft'XBXAL.—Soya a back-. mg in vain to get A letier from Gen. ommenibtioo. ' Pennsylvania “An inward monitor," replied a bright little fallow. "And what's a monitor T‘ ’ The iad-who pnta a liehod ickct when he meets hfa fad OLIVET COLLEGE ffiSK— a4r.at.tn tar aiulaia* a liberal man? WdL he attended hia own funeral.’ "No really." ntaiainM tho surprised pas- A TEACHER'S CLASS three days, dead. Son GEO. WOODS tt “Well, Aunt City Drug Store Docn.t Dcki —A mu um d-al aucnebody acct him. until J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. Have JOO be Mwilling !••» ••­ ‘W1 L W" —' —hi-.' ~ ■»i —•<■• »—>0 —■■■.,> *1 IIW* lkri»-.» XI>u' .| Eflr.klr, ,nJ •t><>.«. I»«r. u aa • «M sn>t uotahl aa mU mart'“:"~ 'Goldradlbi \ - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescription* skillfully compounded. Also a full line of ggai4B;tt6sfc'ft ^S-JSs.ii-sj SiiErst/stass Sa^te4"=fAat rJSiJSSitft.&K.* Railroad � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-09-05.pdf f69788896888ee4daec21eabeb050fbc PDF Text Text p/t HirutLierf l&faf VOL. XXII. NO. 19 paSFESIDHAL AKD BUSHES CABB8 HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1877. Th® Old Reliable A Midnight Drama. rfr KPtrAM sru.nr. Hkk*. Canfag*., SUgh. urt CMrtrt Wm,. BUCKEYE GRAIN TTR.TT.T, Stands Without a Rival. Judgr.—C. W. Taylor, Lyman beriaia. Mum Shultx. Bert yoke working oxen Burton King, It* Soles are more than that of an^ other Drill in the World. C. J. Norrie «nd J. C Bray. sunutrnDmixn. _ More sold in Michigan than any other three drilhi. Trotting and Running, & J. BUriman. No Agricultural Implement in the World can boaetsuch a prec­ edence. I'HYSlClAN 4 SURGEON « in to. Ite.er meat. »trt*fa**^||^iy m. Ita feed is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be- ATTURNKY AT LAW & SOLICITOR 1st —It is the only PERFECT feed without a change of geen. 2<1-—H iff the only feed whose wheels are tuned upon a lathe making them perfectly accurate. M.—It w the only feed that guages its opening according to the site of the grain to be sown. 4th.—It is the only Drill that sows exactly tbc same amount from each feed cup. Tt hao a perfect force feed grass seeder, a reliable land measure is well made and beautifully finished, "and is without a doubt, the PHYSICIAN & SURGKON. woodland, m tcsia. n the World. OVER 68,000 IN BSE Call and see it with latest imprt>vements at MESSER BROS. DENTIST Micbijan. Naskville ATTORNEYS AT LAW & SOLICIT­ ' ( traaarVairi. bradv Poultry and Ag'l Dcp’t'i Fruita and Vegrtable., nws or raia *«D a:----------------The Iwtnty-fiflh annual &ir, of the Barry County Agricultural Society, to he held on the ground* of the Society io the City of Harting*, net Wcdneaday, Thureday and Friday. October ltd, 4th and 5th, IBH. BEST GRAIN DRILL DR. C. RCNSELU _ _ ?«•■. M.Kaarrer. At 5 PM. Trotting of Thrr«-year olda. Tbunday. tba aecood day, at 9 o'clock •A. M. the Kxecwtire Committee will mere el the Secretary’» offiea to IB « .renew. in the Viewing committee. At 10 1-2 o'clock A. M,. the Jn-lgea begin their cxatninaULiu. At S o'clock P- M- County trot No. I will tecin, to be followed by Irtdim riding and driving. Friday, the third day, at 2 o'dock P. M the doable team trot will lake place, to be followed by tha Hanning Race. Boat pair 4 year oM Second do Beat pair 3 ymr old atran Secoud do Bert pair 2 year old ateer. Second do Bert pir I year old atom Beeuaddn Batt pair eteer ealvea Bort a to 6, halfBile beau, ia haroro. Three year old mite in baroro. Pint premium, H. aecood XX Trailing team. N*. 1. Bro 2 ia 3, one mite beat. Firw pramiua K, racoad, IX Io. 4. Boaaiag rare. For county horeaa with no record ; Bort two la three half mi.e beau. Fim premium, 115, aaeood, |10, third Judge*—George K. Reeser. A. W. Chapin, John Feighner Judge*.—Thomae Altoft, Geo. II. Kob- Bert 5 full blooded cattle 110 0(1 iraon, D. D. Smith. “ 5 pride rattle to be owned by Bort Stallion 4 year* old or over 110 00 one penon, 2 yean or over & 00 Bccooddo 5 IMJ Bert atalliou 3 yean old 5 00 Secund do 3 00 John A. hoborteoe, Cbariea V. RoLtnBert atallioo 2 yearn old 3 00 aoa, E. T>. Reed. . Bail with 5 bro ealvea * 5 00 DIvi.Iwm D-Slxwp. Swine aid FORCE FEED will sow all kinds of Grain and Grass seed as evly aa Sand runs through tut Hour Glass. And the k. cnrraj- HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, With Fore© Feed Oran Seeder LIGHTEST BUNKING WAGONS IM -’hbj m Ik nil WtBB I* «tke W anted Suit, na s trnstiq ’ L . uniteSKIgrratajotkr. g^Haroesaes made by hand from the best Eastern Odk leather and every strap warranted. GREBLE & RUSSELL J oompray property in tbc firm Mam. g. AU tram* »r« atristly fotbiddra to drir* ffoter th*n a walk, within the ground* during .the fair, except tn the boro ring, and are rrautrted to move 11, at all tiam, the MOif d.nxttou, keeping tb. center af tbc ground co tbc bft. 9. No animak or rtock entered for comprtitfoo. can be token fTt>m the ground* until three o'clock p. m. of tbc Urt day ot tb* frir, except by permiarioa of th. MareUl, and aa preiuiunt will be paid co raimal* or artlcka removed in vfolrtion of thia rak. 10. Foreign article* wtefided fof e*bl bitfoD, .hall be m.rked a* rtteh *od .ball not compete with thorn of doqurttc m.nu POWERS & BARLOW hard xxr . Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, . !.:‘-,;:.T.™Ku2h<sr "•.’Sa Paints, Oils and Varnishes. if. J. MW/ Farmers, examine the WIABD CsrriaffB, Sin and Grmeiial PLOW, before purchasing others, I N TER 4t A, M. Iteek'i Carriage »b.p Every one waranted. Jt«»r«oa8L, • Those contemplating buying Mowers or Beepers should pee the Walter A. Wood Machines, abed a dim hgbt the worn of the tacit dc.xit he waJ\ guilty ol w’to hi. wig left him unable to Beet John'a ov«rt>e«rieg iuMikno- with the quiet dignity be would have liked to a» r...n. ..ffetrd. Youthful experience tn gum. off hidrtrad mok now rtood Mm pnd Mend, nod *bowvd him nt a girace inutility *i rcft<e. of half a doa*a re* that would h»v. <WixM on* low rtined by th. apeoicw* bat too M*ily eo »M«J about it. mfrty that he could art ■lAp. Pwimp the Urt Unng lie could do w»» to qnirtly rtep down rtain in hi. ttockiofm, without drturbing anybody, .nd make rare about it He knew that be could, evto ic the dark, rtrer hi« way rtraigbt In the library. In thi. akrptem, excited Mate of mind tbc .light tinge of •dvcuUut ia hi. plan had u aunetioo. Every wheel is boiled in Oil. every bo* set in White Lead, rd The Skeins are set with the Patent Skein Setter, and the Boxes [ by Haudraulic Machinery, and this is the reawn they are the company doing turirtrt.racb,’may rater t iSt£ mid Bob frasiKrtly looked about him fur a hiding pUec. Bet aB the furniture rtoo l up too high from the floor, and tbc --------------- -• Het^emqj cm, but in the dark be the land lay, and hurri- wonted dippen pair lamp mate •of. piilow apciitncn machine rawing write. Ik Anv aaiteal, Srm or article, taking tbc fint premium at any fair, .ball, it coo ridervd worthy the aucceeding year, be allowed a dipUma, and on the eroood year after receiving aud pertain®, ahaU again ’ STUDEBAKER! boule blackberry win, bottle {rape wine “ cuUratfon canned frail by m* exhibitor Sycond do •• Bort pair WixJen rtockinra Second do Bert pair woolen gforea •* pot^ woolen mitten. “ pound WOoten yun “ white tfHWad Second do B«at piece-work quilt is one of the best Drjlls manufactured. Quantity of seed fowtj, fof the ring, dreignrting the daaa of boron draired by the jodgre for exatninati^o, regulated without change nf gear- wheels and a perfect FORCi feed, 'wbrn all boron of ’.bat cL» art be whether sowjng onp peck or four bushels per acre, which is the bruoght into tha ring. and thcae reBain until the judget bare decided upon their M cas^ with mo oTHjre dull, If you want a NEW’ WAGON be sure and buy the ff3 00 ] so 1» j M 2 00 i oo 200 2 00 2 V0 1 00 Bert center table J (>o Bert tbuing table 1 0Q BertUdateed y M Beet Sower «i.od [ uq Bert 6 common ehaire J on Beet’ parirt ehaire 1 W Bert rocktag chair t y 00 Beat ladteo aewing ehair y OU Bert work wand y 00 Beat waah atand 1 00 Aniria eoamcreted ia thio dam muat be the werk of uur county nuchanic*. E^sr’-’ erty that be nr hu tkmily cn»y exhibit. Bcm pair 5 yean old ot over 2. AU aninub ud artick. intended for .Socoodde exhibition, .ball lu> entered an Wtdnmday, ■Beat pair 4 yean old the firet day of the fair, at the < See of |b* j♦Second da Secretary. No deviatiop cap be Siad* fromj"Beat pair a y«an old thi. rule, X Exhibitor, will be careful to have their article* and rainitl., imng*d ta ( tSe»r proper plrara, rad in rearoe, otherwine lii.y wiU bu overlooked by th. Vtew­ ing Committee. 4. Card, will bt furukhol with nunbrr. a. entered at the Secretary’» ofooe, ( which «hould be placed near «>i»*li or articles ex>Liud *o that the judge, will, have oo difficulty in finding them. 5. Exhibitor* of bore*.. wiU take no- ; b. L Bart21m~w»gm Ncooddo B-ll—«ni^ Second do Bart mo bon. buggy SMoeddo B»« ri.RU .kigh Bret twu bone .leigh Bert b-b .leigh Bret Wheel burrow - • •rich wra thrt I nrt aoiay./Ut Judgro-purvr Burton, Mre D. R. Cook, Mm Wm. & Goodyear, Mra Waido. Barber, Mr. J. W. Rodgera Bert 10 yard, ftanoel |1 25 Secoaddo G& Bert twir woolen blanket. ' 1 23 It will pay you to Drill your grain. You will save one-half 1. AU coaprtiton lor preqriuma, judge*, ! bushel of seed per acre, and gain from three to ten bushels per and officer*, .ball be rodent, of the county, rad member* - f the *ociety, and no tutor, J odgea. — Cbrirttnbcr hi acre in the yield; but to obtain the best results you musf hurt a rated party .hall pare jad^omanl on prop­ Durfee, I. N. heder. ’ Drill that will not hunch Uw Mid, WHOLE NO. 2065. PREMIUM LIST Bert home coil 2 yen. old Second do Bert mare colt 2 yean old Second do Bart bone cok I yejr old . Second do Beat man aok 1 year old Fancy artldra, and artioia* of domertic manufiuture riiall be m*nufacuired in tbc county by the exhibitor, to entida them to a premium. ’ 12. No discretionary premium* wiU be paid until mroved by the Executive Commiuce, «od lb»y »ay »odtfr. « r»foM to pay tb* *•«•• «• they »»y d«» proper. 13. No .aimd* will be permitted to compete in more than one d**t in the brt, except th** anitnab competing in pain, may aho competa aa .ingle, fx mrriage or draft, .nd trtUe rauqrt.ng riagiy may .1 . '____ Itl.^» anlk. in rite county, enterioj the apaoUl trotting club., are urt excluwd from competing In the regular Iwt. ■ 14. The annual meeting of tha aoeirty will be held at tha Court Bomb m the 4tb, Tmaday of Deeombrr next 15. All prnminma not called for by th. pcculurly There oa tba table hi. ring glittered in the Ctfnl firelight, and, rt'bo ritpptd it on ba Gager, ba felicuat*? htasael! on hi. rare reraful enten>ri*c. Tbc room wa» M) ehanamglyCrty that he fell it would bo a .i* not to linger awhik So throwing himtelf oo a rof* before th. grate, be frll into . delightful reverie. , Jmd there, in that ebur, Angk luul »t during tbc evnning, and there he pictured her .gain, finally going and leaning over Judaea.—Len M. Dewey, Henry Havan, Z. B. Hoyt. Bert trio Light Brahma., Dark Bhahmaa, Partridge Cochin., Buff Cochin., White Cochin., Blrtk Coehina, Black Hamburg., Silrer Hamburg., Golden Hamburp, White and Brown Leghorn., Black Spaniab, Plymonth Rocka. Dork in., Dominique. Gee., White and Black Pclrt>d*, Houdam. Firm premium on each of th. above SI 00 Bert pair Aylmbury deck. Second do Bert pair Rouen duck* Second do ^r- ■ Bert pair Branu TurkeySecond do Bert pair common rarkey. frited to the rocirty. mxn rot »tock. The Executive Cooatpi<««i ukc tha <x> cmSm (o »»y tb.l rt>pl« M for *‘'«k fret of chnyn vB b* provid«l without f.U, .odpwticul»r p.in» "ill bo ukes thrt, ia ihi. rropert liter* *hnll be no a« for cmapkiaL right an ugly looking cum rword with a blade partly naked, while George hU a revolver at lull nock. Talling in a low tone, a. they called eoe another’. aUmnine to variou. aputa where pmmbly the burglar might U concealed, they went aoAly from corner to romer, ; n.biog even renew with the orord, and tn an attitude of rtreined attention to every aound Tbeir faree, grotmqwly Ht by the mingled Ere and lamp light, ahowed a tierce hunter’, look that made B<4> firirfy ” He did nrt dan/ to look at them hog even made a freaik effort art them, from tbc fear that eon run,nt might h»»« the ami eff believed rtroegly, though Oft myitrrie. of *uim*l ategwelima, penonality *bkh takre pface a. the prca»un nf other nimi. > withdrawn. To pcrenu of Bob’, ternntirr tneula! atmepbcre that premure k pernful when .ueb mioda arc Urtilr. rad often trkaotue when are friendly, if not in perf«-. amd. So thu now it wu with a pwitivwly volaptaou. Mmratioe that hit petmiaality expuadad till It filled aid fob tbc whole j: 5 The fire bnroed tad bumly lew tba ■hettk. tf bi* fracy. waaviag onoo again the alien varied pattern, of th* future Thaw .h.uio. had liuk kiewo Mwadaye, fur all the web *U>1 he unravelled uni rewoven, that through R might run the gut-fen thread rf A«g.c . fore. How rarely did U light up Ure fohrie, bc£«n » dull aad dart I Ute brooto nmntel dock ra>W with I Gumming & Filing Saws Win. H. Goodyear. fHWIACfJTEAL row PEOPLES U9 STORE. Phy.ui.it'. Pr*..ripliou. *n<l FenUy Recip— r-nrfaUy I*®- (KTsit will. Drop Md Cbroiirol« of purest qeality only. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Fraroes, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Brat bull 2 ymre or Efameddo Bwrtbnll 1 yrardd Braoaddo Bert now H.had Imm lying tin. a Ml hour, audit w- high time to roan, to Ud He left the liurory and liarivd acnm lb. diaikg room wish a l.*wy mra. Fwtap* bag priagactb. fire had dna r . ( ] < | . i « , 1 �H- R. Stevens Column Facts for the People. >re wise. Tl« other tdtoctimivc iv t. ienve tbc house st »osw, relinquish you. .mppmofflit, aud tiever are her anin. Make your eboiee. and as quickly as con reuhmt, far I'm gmurer riwpy," .nd U yawned JutPy. , H-4» sat fa, »u auitodu nt utter drjecciuo Staring at the aaben of the fire, which u are dearly. ••I'm wire I sec something." *°'J Angie, ptting up cm s chair. "It's oc'.y the shadow of iho firelight," rep&od John. "Light the gas and let us mak« sure, said Mn. McLane. Georgo stood unoo a chair under the cbtndelsvr. and lighted one of the burners Au inarticulate qsculatioa full from every mouth. A human figure war distinvtlyviriUe, t'dining along the top of the bookcase, with hie face toward the wall. The ladire woqld have forthwith qocto-c WM aetfrely bruised against a chair and iho algin of the boukeaaa. He atoed facing the group. His ryes mcchanieallv sought Annie's. What was his surprise not to peremve in her expres­ sion of mingled curies-ty and flight the slightut sign of recognition 1 A glance showed him that it was the same with the others. John and Gecrgt evidently sup­ posed they were dealing with au ordinary Wgkr, and the odiera were apparently [ Mite aa devoid of suspicion as to identity, fife wig! He had forgotten all about it: That ui Uiual their singular demeanor. The bald man in stockings, trousers, and shirt, ought biding in the library after in attempt on the silver, quitg natur­ ally failed to recall to tkeir minds the youth of rather foppish attire and luxuri­ ant leeks who baJo diem goodnight a few hours previous. As this feet sod its cxpkution broke upon Bob's mind be felt au immense scats of relief, iMtandv fol­ lowed by a more poignant pcrvepclon of' lite pwitwn. Ho had little time to think t*u» of SeuatorConUiu. SeoitarCemklinjlid not come boma to oroanise a raid apnn the adm'uvbtratKo, ho tenet ia oppovision to President Haym, nor will ba be. Of ararea Senator Conklin wauid have liked it belter bad Iu been allownd to oow- rnnut tn the cIsmcs whieh need it. There u room for ikillsd labor and the cnentry must have more of It; but the citioa can oot farateb labor for tbc thousands that come from abroad, who can simply work on the alrreis or toad a ear with earth. There is no market for their wares, and they have no more right to demsr-d that the public shall buy their labor than the *,You arc taking altogether too long s tailor baa to demand that the public shall time to make up your mind, Mr. Withers jurduae roate made ia tba style of 1700, It will make shorter work to call Angie," and so insisting, keep on making theta. finally said John, sharply, hia patience So at an tod. Ho rose and stepped to door aa be syoke. "It won't be nteswary, John—here 1 am f* saiu a dear voice, with a sharp ring in it that the family bad learned to knot meant decisive work, and Angie stepped into the room, her blue eyes flashing with indignation and her lip trembling with scorn, boeutifui as a goddess. Bub atartaJ up from hia abject attitude and stood facing her with the look of a man watiituc his doom from the firing Revolution in Kuntocky Polilics. sriuad. Aa be stood there, drawn, up to Politics make strange bedfellows. Some­ UM full bight, with just' a touch of appeal •oftming the defiance of his expression, it time* the favor is reciprocated. Thirtywas a manly tux and fipuro ia afritr- of all. two years ago Hou. Usuia* M. Clay of sBut her breakers received Angie's first at Kentucky established a newspaper in Lex­ ington, whieh was the only organ of abo"You mean, cowardly felkiwat" she iitou south of tbo Ohio. Thirty-two said, In tones of concentrated contempt den: wfll hav* in tbc Scn.te, And, by the way. th* Republican party cf the State of New York wm never in m comfortable * condition as'now, and the Preddeut's ehil *ervire refora te what baa done it. The spoil, <1ucati»n out of th* wsy, there te no difference. Gov. Fenton te back in the ranks in full accord with the party of the State, and all working together as ami­ able-** could be wished. The .p*op!s of the State, of both pasties' heller* in the Prreidcnt. and they will show it rt the Poll*. Only tbo disapoiated *r« growling, suds* everybody ioows the impriling motive of their growb, they can do oo harm. The best capita! the Prmidint ha, is lb* Get that within two week* over a hundred usde-s officials have walked the plank in thia city alooe, and there are mere being led to Ute slaughter. The fact is, the prendent ia gaining ground daily, ho baa instituted reform* that are soUally nfoqns. He has smashed machin* politic* of Lexington, and warned them that but a pane of glare separated the atuooth-akmncd daughter of lua*y, reclining upon her □tt.xnan, from the burly alave in the street. That sentiment aroused the foe. A pub, lie meeting was bdd at tbo Court-hoore in Lexington, and a committee of diiiens went to the office of Mr. Clsy, took down his printing proa, packed up the material and shipped the whole to Cincinnati, sub­ ject to Mr. Clay's orders. On Wednesday last, at a barbecue given near Lexington, in honor .of the election of Capt-'T. J. Bush to tbo Ixigulaterr, an unuxjwcted triumph of the Democracy, Gen. Clay was the object of special aticn lion. Ho glorified over tbo event. Around Repabiicans, have faith iu him, and are having more every day. Donahue, the lemler of tbo railroad strike* at Horociteville, was released from Ludlow street jail, haring served bis time out, but wm arrested immediately by ths Sheriff of Stubvn county, and was taken to Bath, nod put in the common jail. Itouahuc don't like this, for it interferes materially with hie purposes. He had made m> much notoricry by his connection with the strikes, that ha had made his ar­ rangements to utitixa U, by starting a po- much ashamed of you, Mr. Withers, she added, turning to Bob. with a softer but yet angry voice. “Did, you think, sir. that Ltook you for your beauty? I don’t care if Jl.u wear forty wigs, or none. You are absurdly rain, sir." bhe was smiling wv. ‘•Yon should kuow that when a woman lores a man it te of grace and not of works. Anyhow, John," she said, turning to him. aa if contrasting his slight figure with Bob's fine yhytiunr, -Mr. Tyiffr/iust/c^ t.rol the patronage of the State re bo has .Ione for so many ycara, but he recognises the propriety and justice oflhe Prwdwt's action, and aoqaMacos heartily ia ths new order ->f things. And next winter ho wU) thirty-two ycare ago, combined to dretroy his property and drive him f{om his home. One of the speakers—Hom J. Stoddard Johnstau, Secretary of State—ia the! coarse of his remarks alluded to ubis i iug man who bad a dollar to spare, would event in the life of Mr.Clay, and aNd : scud in hi. money, and dirt.be would at TT" V“ It ...UAMd.fcjta rf . te. mg Mr. Clay an exile, and however much , . . ... . k...j k... i™» hi. ,b«. I. -ta- UI"I"S ref4-- “•1 n-'“, P* >• still admired bis staUfsrt- adherence to ! Congreva on the strength of that hobby, what l.e believed to Le right. An old j For be it known that Nr. Donahue, like slaveholder and an old abolitionist am- ■ gratulating each other upon the defeat of ■ the Ik-publican party and the prospective ! control of the federal government by the . Democrats was, to say the least, singular. Bat it was not mote so than the pra l languishing in tbt jail of Steuben ronnty, eccn of a lire Ih-mcmtic adored orator, i ami a* the working men are too smart to rejoicing at the mom barbecue. °u the : same platform with Mr. Ofay. Col John-! advance anything to let him out, bo is stun, Mr. Bwk and Hun J. C. 8. Kltek-J likely to stay there some time. The labor bum, over the triumph of the Democracy i mnren#nt it hanging fire. Jhe managm of Lexington. Thumann came is Jacob are anxious to litre a strike, but tbcoperaRom. In Mississippi be wan a legislator, in Lexington he ia a preacher. IJc stumped the State of Mississippi _jritb i arc aterse to letting go their hold, sad Gen. Clay, aud was shot during the riots I ' those who hart not, hare no money to at Fair Point. He is just .ho sort of man Spot the thing through. |Aod SwlnI ton, Schwab and Thouipsoo, the orators of at the doerway sad asked: "What are you g’Ang tn do with the How to^lncreasa Pauperism. MUuu?’1 Bob evan then wm aide to notice that he There are too many natural roads to had never seen her so ravtebingly beauti pauperism without building any new ones. fol mi now, with her gulden hair falling Hx-Congreasnuu Roosevelt of New York over her charming draWJ/r, while her The latest new party take dty tbirka otherwise. He makes an ap the "Gulden Rule party.'* peal to Mayor Ely to rccummrod to the Chicago. The location isu city of New York to at onee make an appropriatiou for publie works, whieh will give employment to its thonmnds of nn employed men. He is certain that such a policy is wiser than to care for them aa otjecte of eharity, morn Christian than to A full line of Undershirts and Dra for FALL TRADE. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT oow- ttrt. of a nire line vf WORSTEDS and SERfftt is latest styten in the BEST FITTING CASSIMERE8 .nd CHEVIOTS IHITE SHIRT ia the City. for A complete Um of COLLARS ,snfi OVERCOATING in ,w*4 Mik*- Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Strap mzw ft ■» C'm— — al,. raiitev ■sure wlsilve w m, «m* |>a«II ate Up. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. TwentySeven Years A| lore than all of Barry County. The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREYS' Mr. Mais, bf Baltim TOBACCO. Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. t erm “ r tri KVf”’ti.'. . STOZSEE -WA.R.E. ‘ftsS&wMiaS: ad of MOO gsikme^of Ohio Ware. Il is the best. Smith Hogle & Preston. TRIUMPHANT! Advance Plow ■flic Selin iiciitf ■site Paper Futon ■flit Uidertraiif i atic latiiu Wifi 0IEST1C IONTELi TME LEADER LIGHT-RUNNING MOWER S- REAPER DOMESTIC HKWIHO HACRINK ffil HMS6S EEPOimii BAHUT BEST. their back scats. Being iu league with Tammsay the probability is they will not heed Uiis injunction. Ip tho.npanioo of the Milwaukee W'<‘»eoiMiit, Tilden and Heodrieka would do Plaater, Lime, *•* PriMImg, once, Wada Hampton and Lumas Quintiua Curtis Ufdlr being the two growing mao in the ranks of tbo Democracy to-day. JLcrnf BUaik! filwrrtmae CortUfimlaa. Str. Stueco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. ■ wisest ic~s» ijc maciii.x oo. CRAMPTOJX’S ~ When it is known that ths story of Mr. Conkling's vpposii ion to the President's policy and that silly and dogmatic expres- IMPERIAL iSOAP ! i ip hi "' E THE “BEST.” the New York Sun, people will wait to hoar iron Mr. Cockling Jnet ■ though temporary relief, bat at the cost of ail oth­ notHng had been said concerning him. er wtanca, and result in Ito increase of the The Bangor Commercial (Dam.) dore number of people whose labor » not need­ not believe that there ere 500 men in ed, because in the older aeetious of the Maine who voted for Hayes last Novem­ country there is no longer a demand fur ber who will rote for Williams in Septem­ crowds of laborers who can only umi a ber. Of the 2000 Hayes voters io Ban gor* it dore not believe that five wiM vote for Waiiame, and has not board cf oae cy for public works. Already too much baa been squandered in tha: direriioo. The people are burdened with taxes, and this te a proposition to increase that burden, not to build parka or rtrecis which tbc city three reooths with all elaaaov of Vermont­ needs, but simply to give employment to ers rndding in not leu than half the roan­ fifty thousand men who are idle, because tire of the Stite, sad as th* reoult is sat­ th-.y refuse to go' where cmploymont may isfied that "the Republican* of that State uphold and rejoice in th* Pramfleut's poli­ be found, or demand that capital shall em­ ploy a kind of labor which it dore not cy three u> one.'* hi elover lady wholike sharply SecretsIWwitMM Mr.critickvcd Roosevelt's, If ■or theafford sister carried into effect, willdismissing doabdtsm ral General from the use she was not quslif duty, evidently mivte at Washington for itioas, and to a certain ith this heresy. Sue* three day. ti the railrosd trad nwbn will hr the owi SOAP. uxl that hungry 1 I The probability now ia, is, that there will be ity now no pwral strike here, thia fall. The aresun is too far advanced, and the would-be strikers haven't the mowey to do it with. the large attendance upon tho Rapubli meetings docs not seem to indicate a The proposition of Mr. Rcowvclt is not cline of intomt in the party or indif a novel one. Il te one to which Commun­ ists bold generally The journals which 11m Utica Observer pautions the Canal advocate public work* sod railroad salavid- Ring Democrats in New York to keep BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. BUSINESS suns. hlflriii Had bo scanned hi* prisoner ctady, he might h«t> dctoctod something fomliiar iu hia lincamcnis, but in caretaa contempt he took him iu with a swwptag glance m an average burglar, whose tdotiftty was a quesiiou fur tho j*>lire. - Ifc>b hal apt uttered a word. In the coUinfoto falsity of hte position be could tn-t indeed murter presence cf mind to rerolve on sny course, but ragardod with a k:ud of fatuity the extraordinary direction esocta were taking. But when George returned with the rope, and ortltred him to put his hand* behind hiss, he said, iu a tone to quiet that it surprised himself: "Hold m, Mr. MeLone , this joke ha* gone far enough. I am Robert Withere, a: your service, and I rrvpccxfully decline to be considered in the light of a burglar .^-irel Mhw. < ,'ZZ. CiwartM'v Jotiwrtst M«i> to ths Bsm. Cnm»«M>-< las-rlst Seo* u lb. 1U.U ttaaa»Ska*vSav«tS*t K*a>totks Bail Cr»«.*u*'. b**uW«MS 1. Ik. But, Gleanings. , tbs post RopsMtaa Hoads? staatag of sp* need. There is such a eta* in every'city; and Boston Aidermen hare reesnCy urged PATENTS them. The "cumtitnenfs," above refer­ red to ehoukl have elected Goa. Joe Haw­ ley, then there would have beau uo doubt on the question of srmod currency. Some Democrats cf Delta county, Ala- rmM ^,'Mm Link, D W«. Camptail. D. t (Ua drunk. Aim Utt. p&i. drw.k. �/ The efty schools opened ou Monday of this week with a full attendance. Tho following io the Dumber attending in neb department sod in the ward schools: Hivh‘Bohool, 46; Grammar, 45 ; Intennediate, 53 , 2nd Primary, 54; Irt Primary, A, 41 ; Im Primarv. B, 56 , An Ohio paper lelU of om of tha eas­ terns of sons ol the pwpU of the Slate. When a young man uf Upper Sandusky calls on a young lady of that place, be finds a Murphy badge ou one corn* of the ran­ ter table, and oo the other corner the miaiatnre of a tniuen, and before proceed• iog to business ho is required to chooae . which comer bo accepts. A long cummuuication from John C. Cutaran of Hope Center hss rreehed .us, giving a glowing account of tbc work done in that section by tin) Reform Club. it wifi be well enough to uy Ural we de­ sire comspoudscce fn»m every locality in the County, but, of course, we want the 'fhere will Ke no services at the M. R\ news fresh sad crispy. Long articles are CLur.-h next Hol-bnth. not desirable, particularly when the events A f.c.appke find their way in market deteited are only of ncigbotboad interest. and bring a gwd price. . We don't get mad at ths Expavndrr Th* attention of Hastings people is in­ for stealing local items from the A'foteamoa, becauw. 1st, the editor indirectly admits vited to T’sln»cr> new ad. thia week. of.having so doos-, sad. "nd. the Ex. is not to luy to “reha.h,” but when the Harting. Ranneb takes a whole half column of editorial, won) for ward, from tha A/ato*maM- awl nlafwa tf ak< r lias been dccidnl in favor of oplrinacts. •• jf tljew days there will be a dead tl>- ratfread track; and we are not nwra ever htei m original editorial. Read the premium list In this reek's Mr..Slain, iff Baltimore, Barry county, ttecM^ • ’1 ten LuiheU of large, perfect, Ipaper. You will find souiodiiug there to Hocftem*. They brought $4 par buslicL ! 'inters* you. Krery person U interested jo the suctwai of our county faig and all ’A little fellow, who lately moyedioto’ ' should take a<t»«ive part iu procuring at­ town. ls»‘.'Monday repotted to his people ' tractions for every deparunent. There that he t»t»i have new books, as his i ought to be a grand display of lowers and i bouse plants, as well as bt turnips, boct> We wt-ubl adggest that at tbo next base ' ' and eatfoagas. Nothing so Uanlifice a lifl mstah a way l-c obtained to got on the ■ home aa a properly seloctol sMOrtmeut of ' Fair Gr.Mnds without taking the gate off ' house plants and lowers and ibntbs far the the Uwgcs. yard. Lei there be a good display and i» The roj-ort that a dose a weddings were there is no premium offered tor any thing toso.-ur in Hastings this fall may be true except for the finest collection of honse plants, we hero offer for the finest bouse . pfofit of any dreeripteou, to be designated i by the .regular committee, a cue year’s pud up subscription to the Bamwbk. Ksnon Bamsxx:— Having t., viril Ora^’Ue1 lB. to town, a fnoeral vroo<M*>n w<udit« its way to thu Bsprirtshureh. Upon inquiry * to. •*««* i«ieU -------------various rumors Hn was some weeks since arrested upon suspicion of hav­ ing burned a bant neatly iw yewre ago io the town of Goo Pfaim, Allegan ««y belonging to one Herbert. He was taken to the Allegan jail, where ba was given a good taaoy liberties by the Sheriff, m he seemed u hav« no f«re of roe riotion of the crime charged, therefore manifested no desire to escape, atd the Sherifi let him work io the garden, and take care of the Sheriff’s bone, etc., through the day, and al night would imx be locked into bis cell, but merely bo locked in the jal It s*-ms that oo Monday the 27lb, he was out m u-ual looking after the Sheriff's chores, sod just before locking up tiowt of tho jail, be Kcrvtly left, but the sheriff auppauag him to be iu jail as usual, did not know he hsd left until morning. Wicks cause to Orangerille, where ho had a farm, went toe neighbor by the dame of Caswell, where it secuts Wick’s youngest daughter wan, a girl sInui ten yearo of age, and there took supper Turehy afrernoua. Hu left CaawriJ s before dark aial probably went to hix own betme. Be it koown he wm not living with his wife. He bad been twioo married, and had separated from both wires, and yon : will remember that he j-oeted in the Bais KB, the first one yeans ago and the last uno so®ctimo last winter or spring. As shore staled be went to lib house rind took his dock and dothes line and went back towards Co­ well's, but between Wicks aud Caswdi's war tbc farm vtone Bagley, tho farm for­ merly owned by John Patton, and io one of the Adds ofothe shore mentioned farm, on Wednesday morning the body of Wicks was found by hks daughter above spoken of, snepeuded to a tree. Tho little girl Our rcbol was opened vn Monday fur the year. Prof. R. W. Huntington as principal sbd MlB M:m Medartuy xod Sirs. Breby m assistanta. Pupils -stteadlog the first day one hundred and thirty- PROBATE ORUKM “ SfflISSig ting down one nt the beautiful thoroughfarm of our village, ooe morning last week, he war accosted by one of the oldest set­ tlers of our Tillage who revealed to me the startling fact and surprising news that our rille was bom only nine years ago. The first slick that cut by The land upon whieh our village is now Mtuated was then a buwliug wildcracM inhabited by the beast, of tho forest and tho rod men who went their way unnolsslmL The Tillage is now situated npos both banks of Tboenspplc river, which afford, abundant water power for the preesnt and will for all time to come, and anywhere 'fountains uf water can be obtained by dig-ti.g or driving welb fifteen foot oe less. Our village has now a population oftfrer one thousand, contains sevon dry goods, two hardware, three agri­ cultural. three mHHncr, (and another com­ ing) four grocery, two drug, three jewelry, and ony feed Stare, where ah kinds of fe^d that he died easy end at onre though bis neck was not broken. In hia t/xAet „ GOOD ms TO THIS PUBLIC! PROBATEORDKRl ’ STOCK OF GROCERIES Suit* actually worth |7.50 now only $5.00 Suita actually worth $10.00 now only $B.60. Suits actually worth $12.00 now ouly $8.50. >. Suits actually worth $15 00 now ouly $10.00. Coat* and Veatt really worth $10.00 only 7.50. • Coats and Vests regular price $12 00 only $8.50. Boys' suite $1.00, 1.50. 2.50, 3.00. 4,00. Boys' suite for $4 and $5 worth 50 per cent more. Mena fine all wool pants $2,50, 3.00, {1.50. Men a all wool Coats, job lotted Mixes, Only $2.50. and 3.00 worth 5.00 to 8.00. MEN’S WHITE VESTS worth $1.25 only 75 cte. Men's summer coats 25cte. M^n's heavy linen pants for 85c, worth 1.26. Entire stock to be sacrificed to make room for our fall stock. FBOPLB OK BAKBY COUNTY STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, . LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAND RAPIDS. ___ ________ COMPETITION DEFY Lost $100,000 $20,000 Reward! For rhe Utcst stxl bmt, stylm in Silk Handkerchiefs, Scsrf., Ties. Collar, and Cuffs, gu tn G3 Monroe St, W. A. PaLmk*. Grand Rapifo. . |<< D«. Buuco.i~Gn and after Sept. 1st, medical tarnm Bsrmm. ■onus IM «rt,« d.llus iroitard Q ««h 1st b«4 ru> ih«M. fw i> tk. rtH sf tao.rtna. 1 T-'l'S nr mi<r. Mkshteaa A special meeting of the Common Council wm held at tliAr room Monday cveniox August 27th. 1877. Hi. Honor Mayor BeqUy in the chair. K.I1 of Alderman teaag called ths fob ' lowing were present: Jtld. Abbey, McNaughton, Spaulding, Winklomsn, Tomlinson and Young—6. • Absent—Dewey and Y'oun«—2. Miautss of the previous mating were1 read and approved or amended . The fuMoviog rtj«t of Side and Crons All peraoos indebted l-> the firm of AL IrtL 41 Trcgn, Milliners, of this city, are! hereby notified that their account/ mint positively be settled by the 15th of 8«p-J BY A(.L .ST0RE-KEFPER8 CHESTER’S CURE! §20,000 RE WARD ' ‘ EECEfftY JSCOWffi SEED! „ ----------- ----------------- - Asthma, Utat all our aoount. should be settled by liroiich it 18, September first B*kt.ow AGoodteab. The partnership hetwren E. F. A I. W. Brown ba. been diafolvcd by mutual I “ agvixteeat. taking effrcl July 1st, '77 11 hare OMsduded to remain perms orally in Hastings, and will be fonud at my nvidunce, the house lately occupied by Mrs. Iraae Holbrook, corner of Blate and Broadway Sta. 14tf I. W. Bnowx. Hriek for .Seat myvsrf'gitwo 23d, in Rutland. liitxBr L Nkwtox. Dec. 5th, 1876. xxiBJU — ‘ , Sarsaparilla - - 1! te Sip df teBIG HAT. taatekMwMktlwIWW Z.’ B. WilHson Aria to thank his many ING TH KM AT Mt'CH £0»0! PHJ('£S~Don t fail to are the gDude be- j Wanzer & Barnes. fore purchasing. SIGNOr BTGHE3LA.T GROCEKIES. Friday t!i| Fair Ground, between tho Farm, waiting in • victory for the form­ 8.J. B. ibis city and the “Nino er of20 to 15. Itajuing. On account of ap<hirao» the game was diaeon- Ihei seventh inning. The score pili 7 to Nine Spots 2«. r. ^bermut, pastor of tbc M. E tlti. city, today Imres ’us for -. whence be will s» to his new ibor. Three ywra of serriw people lutro procured for him os friends. The best wishes of inity will follow him and his ewoily wherever they may be rent. Ourtown was graced with two wedding* Sept. 2nd. While writing I nndentand Allen baa returned from the Rapids with hia 150 reward for tho stolen home. W. L. B. We bad a very fins Sabbath School Cri.bration at Wm. Lindsley’a grove oo the 30th. Seven schools were reprcaent- AL..: .luxMxut, nfworic has Iweo doo# is the r,» of removing bodies from tbo Udgnre yard. Comparaiirely few re■«iu. It i. to be hoped that next year th. puk will be improved to imeh an ex­ tent that the public mil find plreaure io •“king its retreat. U should be ssxdased "J beautifo-d in crery porniWe tsanmw., Thu p«k »UI some day be the pride ol VVoodteod ttnm*. FanMM are mmmeMiag to rot • This ha. bms. . hrakhr.1 MMO. J” eonjde. C.um dm, (mm all. ' *». la LSI. SUGARS. CARBOLIC OIL TOBACCO, ------ aDMUB:----------- B. Sunday School ptenic last Hope Center. Friday a suercM In more ways than one. Tn crowd wore thoroughly .reach- ' I wish to 0vo you s short akste* »f our Grange, kijowo «« the Hop. Grange i>’o. 144, st th. last meeting. LoU *t our th* take, hut notwithstanding tltesa tub Hal! in this uwnstiip. on Saturday faapa th: tittle and hlg girls and boys had। nine, Aug. 25,1877. They hsd a f*<t ....____ __ - —to * p»4 time and would be ready to go apid l'- • fire: opportunity, -rain or ao d«r in ibis city. Music by Lire Reed. Uro Wood, and Prof Rhoden foil bond. Supper at Gib Mstbowa'for nigtay ewwts Ed. BAimn: Thursday Atom’mg, about tms o'clock, intelligence was conreyed (to Juatace Nichol, that Stephen Wicks had rommiuel suicide by hanging himself to a tree io om of John Bagley‘a folds i*o and a half miles front this vD- of all hinds cured. Cancers of the III mat revered without breaking the akin if takso early. Knits «.* Med. Very little )«*It has been aaccrtrined that bo ap Adopted by ayes and nay. a* follows; pearcd in tbs vicinity of Parton IJoWor Ayos—Abbey, McNaughtoa, Spaulding, rome four or five days before be adju-fod that nrefofe, am| h«! M troi the Winkleman, Tomliaacn and Young—G. Nays—None. hands of bis daughter, who nsidrn in the By Aid. Totnllnson: fondly pf Mr. B.^«ry jhiilrnt that the 0<re«t Comsillteo bs sad h appear, th* aha wm an one of her ar«>ortt7 autbnvW to mum the F*J*ag matt visita, arid diacs, erod the body o( ot Brcmlway, saulh trow CraiarMrvte to W<Jher d-mmsed father. Adopted by ayes and nays m follows Ayes—Abbey, McNaughton, Spaulding, Winkleman. TomlinaoD and Young—6. Naya—None. The rrport of Aid. TcrmltMoq, Chair- Wodumdaj night a stronger traveling with n hem and buggy rt-H-d Mr. a-A— Allen's and rtacyd until morning and traded horacs, exchanging s very fin. bora, far sti Ud blind * hi. obj-rt Uing to obtain 115 to dischargn a debt due chu d>y at Grand JUpida. Later in the §20,000 REWARD Catarrh. '•WONDERFUL CURES book war twenty-ulu*. dollars iifmoRcy, Our Business Houses. and the following written with a pencil od .i It mlgbrU e>«Jectarcd by parties re­ a scrap ut paper: Anr. iL at the Hotel de t’res«y : Sun*- siding outeude the city, that we barn Terr day. Ar-lrew Link, D. A D. Monday, few business houses, from the Mmple fact Wm. Campbell, D. & ». Ifau Shay, that oo few avail themselves of the facili plaia drunk. Alvin Rice, ditto. Bun, I tisa open trthem for advertising. Aldrieh, plain drunk. We have perhaps aa largo a number of ffoxni -of H<i]«*riaors will med weal groecricW ioU diy good. store, ro any eity . The Sumo A. Wicks be speaks of, was n-<oth. All |«-reom baring bills agsinst of 3,000 inhabitants in Michigan ; and in i hialaft wife who at present resides at the county should hare them made out Do section of the State outside of the I I’lainwdl. She was is Orangerilk- el the properly aud iu tim-i-a.-, the Isw direct* in large towns con be found better scleelious I time the fawral was l«Hd, but did not aiI have the largest stock of Grooerim in of goods. We find -here aiveral of the , tend, showing cooehu|Te!y that she is a order to get limn allowed. tbcGtr, and will aril them for Best’ white wheal brings SI.15 to-day, best hardware, in the county, and the beartlex, or rcry queer woman. Your cor­ Accepted and adopted by ayes and nays lean money than any am! beat white wheat flour retails for S3. bu.-’ncss hooxs, take tnem together, would respondent has been aaquaiutnl with the as follows: The sbiivo it clipped from tho Battle i deceived for tho last tan yean, and knew Ayna—Abbey, McNaughton, Spaulding, Creek .A.NrNuf uf Ltet Thursday. On that be WM a preUy tough cu-toiprr though bia Wiaklcman, Tomlinson and Youbg—6. day wheal.sold in Hastings for 11.25. », pcasemod ofsome very goed qualities of Says—None. Falk, a son of tho now famous magnet­ character. He hM imbed led a chequered On motina of Aid. McNaughton the 1 hare it from 20 cte. to DO eta. per lb. < life, if his own ntoyies uro tp l>b preditod, account of Adam Hock for |S was allowed ic di-ti r of Orangeville, Is in jail on 50 nt. tea e-ptal to any in the eity diarpg A burglary. A neighbor’s wheat that rosta yon 75 eta. and I do not know that bls end ia much of and an order ordered to be drawn on the Om trial wifi eunrinoe yon. bis had Iren tampered with; and snspi« surprise to those who koew him best; Fire Department fund. Adopted by ayes . Qt'lMBT, Sept. 1, 1877. dnn f.inted, in that direction. He will though there are many in tho vionity and nays a» follows: The Quimby Base Ball Club, ami the hate hi. i x.fainaiMti ou Monday next. Ayee—Abbey, McNaughton^pealding, Unions of Hastings township, played a where he fired who-arem to manifest rooJlj’casc ball was played last match game of Brae Bell oo the County Winkleman. Tomlinson and Young-6. cu tre tiL-ht <if the 31 «t ult. Il wM-not seren , ■>.. ih i > dimsgn the erope ( ANY ARTICLE USED "-on-irjui STATIONERY will llnd w complete I- L vzpp x u invt-u - «>|.o- PMY DRUG STORE sot renioti ut the affair.. He sontbc clock 1 ■ State, ye», and the growth of Chicago bu upon ths ground nndtf the trcrt and »et I not been creatar for tire same time Amos. it running, and It was still runnier at tbc Council Proeosdlnga. time the inquest wm 'held. He had exe­ ground. Hia tnneth and ryes Were closed and his arm. hung n rurally by his aide. His general tppearahce woukf; Indicate tioitc ueeauig new books the coming term of Schoo Balance of Our Spring and Summer stock. ran bo bad at reasonable rates, we sra not soutpeUsd io pay three dollars pey quart for <>als as was paid tn a neighboring city some days ago, ‘ but perhaps they were an extra kind, tbs'is to ray. oats,’’ raid a friend at tny dhow Wlio rcetned to knop, and other stores to numerous to mention. Wo have four hotels,a Urery, opera house, the finest in the Grand Birer Valley be­ tween Grand Rapids and Jackson, a foun­ dry, threi saw, two leuring, throe planing, and one carding tnlB, two Airolturo facto­ ' .l,en lhe neighbon gathered together at ries, three churches and two saloons, In the «emi r,f horror and a messenger was whieh Hastings exoeib ut and only in I rent to Orangeville fora Justice cf th* that particular, sig market U of Jhe best, ' Pcsce. Stephen Nickola Ea<|. and others al way • conducted by hmest men who are : »a»i arrive/l on the ground, where an in- ready at all times to pay the highest mar [ quevt was held, and die verdict waa that kei prices to tho fanners for their products, th-onid Stephen L. Wicks came to his * * al facilities are in a thriving death b; hi. own hand by Ltnjpag. The I rendition; profemionala co««irt of u body was tbeu takes down and convoyed j, editor " who ’ edits an excellent paper in the to Wick’s qwn rra-l.l-raiM^whcre it retnsiu 1 ; vllle, three ministers, three attorneys, five •d till it was interred' on Friday! following I i physicians but none tf these are of the in the cemetery at Orangcvitk village..| vMutg pcniuasi'jn Tho village ia sur­ The above are foci’ us near aa poX cor-' rounded by a beautiful and fertile country rrspuudent could gal her though almost every’ individual I saw hajl a differ- ! ■ the sp«»t thrifty anti growing town* id the rated himself in the most complete man. Closing Out! -------------- BYEJS------------- —, BAD UUm—- CROCKERY 'v.-rompoution U quality and P DACHE. WANZER A BARNES, jOtty Drug Store, SiiBB't Lire W liiiciis. �, < /-TB? By jlacb.gi 9B tU grtrtl: Cofltrsct. :t; T.H»< THE «r¥SE ’HkSS.' 77fr! Leading Paper of Dm Moiacw. Iowa, Aag. 2'J.—Deuils of a railroad acmdecton ths Chicago, Bock Island 4 Pacific llailroad, at the e*u branch of Four Mile Creek, seven tniJa from tha city, are beginning to arrive. The natnliev of killed is attested all lire f, tttecM CWt. Iu ehryaalia .ia ao Mt in tte winter ttec that they acorn I upon t^verytking that afford* them nt protection; even open tho door? h, KMhctteea appeared upon -lutbey were content with owrre; but whila thia teportDes Manes. Aug. 29 —The liody Um iddie the outaado leaves, they taken out from the wreck near Altoona at aatroi in tba head alao, and 3:30 p. m., was a Mnr Crow, the wife of a workman iu a pork h->UM in Bast Des Moioca. Her Lead was caught and masked between two can, and it bow pulleW off. Jm. Mu, 117, HASTINGS K^JJBLICAN BANNER. rrw>«»n«f' Has The Largest Circulation, Is Kadically Republican in Sentiment. OOKTT A.IJJTS TITE3 LATEST KTE^XTS, ia that of su editor who copied from a boa- i tile journal one uf bis own arUcfo and | beaded it "A AV retched Attempt at Wit." ■ •'AVbst I object. to,"aaid a Texas horae-: thief, aa ho waa about u be drawn np, ••is ' your banging me here in the run when there'a plenty of shade dona by; however, BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD rTstfff raa- — •*-* .Bbor.Bnj- Vbnxar wits Baas Ulla kaa wt»r U4 siri: "|sric&.“r.ra^SiiIt K m crore . Fort Wane, RAILROAD. Jacim & Saiiiai isss- , And tu n Local. Paper is unsurpasNCtl in tbc State. tfiionT usk nrr<KEX_ ____ IlQIIGAH AMD THE SOUTH. Subscription Price only 31.50 per Year Si$g ft/t ■ A in Advance. In’Onr JOB DEPARTMENT, 'aluoagallu rapidly dctfreaimg hpni eiuae. 11 baa already vpnsd orcr a aectioM of thia country, being uken them apart even with block and Uckle. The turn* of the last man taken oat was Thomas Dunaway, of’ Eart Ite Moines, It is new almcet as widc-sprvadaa the cab-1 who recently ran away front the insane tejreucaltivaud asylum. The bultcrfite have their Udics blagk above, with wipjs whiteTteftwalv may lv datinguwbed from UxMbi.by hr(rinR two round .spots, rareJy.Uwes, invted of one, m in the malt, upon the fronA wings. Undemraih'bolli Tito bridge was over what is known sexes*are alike,laid have two spots cn each sa Four Mik Creek, nine miles cast of Dre front wing, which arc usually yellowish, Moines. It is a hub stream, /generally y« eomettees with a grosninh tint. They quiet, and never before known to ’be as vary much is shade of color, but tho high aa it wa« made by the unpneedented ulwtre genera) flcseripliou will be suficient rains of juiUrday morning and the night to iftrebli-one Ito n:rogiiu«- them, as tbo • We are prepared to fill all Orders promptly for Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let•teiti ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ ments, Envelopes, Busi­ ness and Calling Cards, &c„ &c. CM icq -aioa wiU be white or nearly so, and the and the slight »light Variations of tint, from yd- IRANB RANKS DIVI8I0I, SIND IAP1II AMD DiraOlT Geo. M. Dewey, Editor. '"Thia buttrrfV dspueita its eg-ja upon the tests ot tfce cabU-e. emally upon the jtnd.v side. Ury are exretMmgly bcantifid when magnified. Iiaring adrlirate tint, variaUe as is the butterfly, and aeemlogly etched with a beautiful actwock of lints. ' Tbc larva: is.pale green, finely dotted with iihuk, with a yellowi«h stripe down tho bwek. and a row of yellowish spots along what oliKure. seme fsrnim do nut not ic* them, aril think thev bare another variety, whHt-pcsmlle.-wc have two'native epetira thu K«notim«v fold upon the eaU bnge. but they are eperea in numbers. State St., Ifastingy, Midl­ Several Engliah railway companies are Jwr/iSS? t‘> vlnn C»a, akMStUaa waa.if Ml s& v a,?uhsusss xrt.1 WZMfrAjWrJMArcS: Cui. Mrs. Mulcek-Ctaik has writicp some 1 Fn£«««» NMfetrUh. .aawt I ■Why place rteyvt.ieet, and change' tu a iryaalb, wki^ii, though variable io color, txealjj pie RMO, apexIled with uiinuln The second hroud pass the winter iu IjRaoadition, thia »peore, like our native -w. haring two broods each year. . vour lurdahipa brother, the Bi«b»p ■ WtoeU-tur, aulweribea," urged l)i> app! cant. "If I were x drofa. hr, I; u..ul auhamhe tuo," Waa the reply. 5f«o' The Gra' Suita Tbc find that oecura to m-»t when they f tlrew cabbage destroyed, is to quit । Ing them, aa they did tha onion, for w years, and starve theta out. Thin RAHWAY COMPANY stranger in Denver.- Why ia It that nr “magnificent dining way linen represent _ ----- ,____ n----- r of hoc coffee down his ahjrt front, while the lady optxwite him pours a pint of milk into her neighbor,w lap? The artists apjrur to miss all tho thrilling incidents. lying dead beneath hrr body Was end to be Lreatbit g and wav rescued and restored, nd now shows no signa of iaj»rvt.*l rffrom the leave* by click?, usually Tba dead were brought here (Del l».u. ot thaw, act in th* ground, nod a Muima) on a train reaching here at 11 j* e» of hotting pinned ot>. Thu ia done e’clock. Some twenty-five of the wouddHunihsdea with a small spy glass al the >:• ?• rwws way*. areordtag to the tact of end of the handle am becoming quite ■I.•’ i»raoa doing it, and when properly faahionablc, and the boys who disport £*-•• pewrenla the egga being laid upon jH texes, and to the cabbage prowa in ■ -jjy. Thia cuata, broidro tbo labor, ct“b fl,r rac,‘ rabbagr. ” •frlant w t»H done, packing the eyga U joy all there is of thia fleeting exiatonw, Is wb-a be makca tbo discovery, during the silent walchoi, docks, and other chro­ ad U attended tn ofUin they may nometer* of the night, that be of all his strayed. Children can easily do raeu is the sole oceuyant of tho mosquito are WuaJly led to do it by tbo ■‘•■uir: vCarebr !»• aawar tkacata u. »il k»« l-r4m .pal,.,, aivla.M M&KiH’taSr' feAte. isK'uax-atSs'sx: Depct, 104 READS STREET, Rew York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS k£t£S£: HsiEs •With Ones Rlrvr ValWr R. R. for iSfcstSri": ?te; 534823234848235353 isylvania 5K.wsa six'was thn guiltv party." Ono cf hie profowioual friends, coming late to Hartley Williams's funeral, found the church no crowded that be euuldn't get in With true Irish seif-furgetfulnres. he turned to his Mighhor. exclaiming : •‘Ab if Barney wsre only bore to-day, how ddigbtcd he’d be to notice that hia American SEWINCHACHlNE City Drug Store J. P. ROBE it18, Proprietor, HASTINGS, . . MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines of ail descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Pretcriptitmt skillfully compounded. Ako a full line of l*8Nw, B" BOR*. tasnr- “a Tart' DmoWi-.'..wr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-09-12.pdf a85a50e93a0d4040ffdc3b0cdb14d983 PDF Text Text Tf* If 17urliotf lunar VOL. 22. NO. 20, HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., SEPTEMBER 12, 1877. or ADVKftrninfG. WHOLE NO. 2066. The Old Reliable “Ihrn't want to fa sphyuked!' acramed Toddie, in a tose which onoi ss ra Bwtea. vkfaut a mBUimi s hvymtina Xftempt at a masuw! chora by a raw-41* “Thu mute give M-.’trtaca, too,’’ said 1 and an ugrraaed w*gpn-yfaal. Toddia ; “.'prime ia fovriy; mo girm ua “You're not to fa'whi^ped," continued lota of’em. SoraedteMthey re sandy, but >ndUu>U>. Mr. Butou.'font you nrast lexis tot to they're nsessi vfan they're bSttosatAra. " I “A«u tow-h thing* withou: jennimios. I think rough buff -ro-ry , (fasisSte). ■ . that to go without your flEsacra would tbeCincionatl romote-rZ; tha fallowing . “How would you like to fa shat up fa i«i£ Makses for help yon so remember that whai you have . dark room all the tn oralag, to tkriek ■ Tfa evvnts or the acriiat resulted i:. “PrisaSuiBmre, Mkh.. vfa. ffawIts Bales are more than that of any other Drill in the World. about th. asaghty things you wn done t' luuli being aa boar late, so that Mr*. Bur l inked Mm. Burton. loo wan cumpeUsd to sake cenwiwable ed Toddie, bursting out crying. (K. B. ^d. Sept. A-Tfa remrin. of tfa grem More sold in Michigan than any other three drills. Mmnuoaey, Fartfar Mntqunrie, ware dag “Huh! .rid Budge, that vwuWo'i fa haste ill preparing brvfaf for * round of No Agricultural Implement in the World enn boast such a prec•p today m tfa prmeoM of a no a'prias as all. w. cun de tfaa any lime i mil. She vm too fal-poraremd, how at d p. m Tfa remain.- were in a btreb «wfaw«U> that we do anything had. .nd papa rad edenci? berk onftn, two thirfrnwsm of fatl bark. i~mm.fimi.oax. Why ran to । Its feed is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be-1 bring ywur pickfa home, t don't think The osarid. box WM not much dSrayriL The remain* are as axhibhforaMtUdachcause, putt very mtn «bo« pamuto and, and psueoedad to instruct tfam in tfa du die ('hurch pew." lito aad privilegw of the afternoon laL—It is the only PERFECT feed without a change ol* gnera. Mi* Bartos did sot espials,’m did “ IferfiBg. ■" die mid. patting .n xmi I 2d.—It is the only feed whose wheels are turned upon a lathe arouod Meh boy, “Aunt Alim mua fa |miking theta perfectly accurate. aw*y thfa afternoon for an hour or two, «bd I want you to fa rare and let thing. 3d.—It is the only feed that guages its opening according to the afoM while I am goee." site of the grain to be sown. . | in the yard tbat yon like. fn£ you must Both boy. promfad faithfully. । 4th.—It is the only Drill that sows exactly the same amount not go .way or come into tfa bouse uMil i Oa bm return, two hour, i.ter, Mr* ’ from each feed cup. ’ . I rail you at tvalfa o'dook. I afal fa Burton wm met .1 her front dflor by two ' very busy ihb seornfaj and mnsX not be, I »«n ifa»y httl. bgys, with faoro fa’! of i I Tl Ims s y—fact foree feed gram seeder, a ruliablrflfaMlteBritfW, I disiurfad. Now yos will try aad fa goad ITJeome baek. id-Imc if you thfak you ioml tradirin in This rammra. mperi.Hy is well made and beautifully finished, and w without a doubt, the] tho mppomd dimonry ef tfa tour-foet boys, won't yosT . 1 C“ l* J0"1 "I will,’’adiimed Toddie, taming up A* Mra. Burton left the rootra die waa K™T« of tho great explorer, 1’cre Mar DK.C . lit SbEl.l., haa been a very fruitful throe of an honmt little fro. fora Uss, and drag I followed by a shrtak tbat lo pieroa aad iarmugaUou. Were ha gfag hi. aunt dowa u.til fa could put bta ,he “'** ,1E* *“* k t't"d ®T«r h.lf the vma about far and give far an aflcCDouste earth. Bat turning haaiilv. ah. aaw that remain token &»■ the rooutb of the riv. _____ Wooot-kTO. MICMICXX. hag. Badge, however, .ssmtd km fa attdToddie, from whom it had pnxwdnl had er io ol4 Maemra, aad tfasne to porit St. he World. itation. , ; umlber fallra out <,f hi. cfaD, mt bmu Th. dcor elcued. and Mra. Burton, lomewbal coafMed, but mill rMoluto, teated herorif at the pi“* /« practice. She aad pertly esecuted. A bit of vail seven! had been playing perhap. ten tasnutes f.-ct Joe*. ltd bare from floor to ceUiag, I peril, were tecutomod to invoke tfa aid ■ when a long drawn sigh from »ocie»n« not cxtvpc for a atafh picture, had loag trout ■ ot tfa good Father a* tfa guardian angel hcreelf, caused far to turn hastily aad fa­ led Mrs. Bartoc. xrtfai- «y«,and ah* now J of the Ottawra, do Out mem to fare been , nohl tfa boy. Budge. A item reproof wm foevd that tasteful mind., like pwl otxs.1 very pnrtieular aa to loonlity. all ready. b«t .omehov fa never reached As the r.ault oi our discumiua we are Brigham Young and Hit People. "1 think no room U perfect without pretty well agreed as to tfa folk,wing oooflowm," Mid Badge; "w> dore papa to' Frvmjbejr. t. Bvrafafo*. ciuwaas Budge'a euuntenaore wm an UttarV&d.fol OMMto. to we tfaegbt Wd a-prire yoa The pfaram which Diebeue pet rate tfa Ffat—That two ytsn after Marquette that '.b. wm sure hi. active ronaewwee had with cocm. " realised tfa impropriety of hie .flair with On the floor in a bmp, which war not mouths of all Americans ra dmcriplive of wax famed at wfat is now known as Ledth. jar. ana ho bad come to eon fem wiibpnt Hateful ammgement, wax ov„‘a! pretty Msriy every American of nrorai itagton. when "augar tune wxa ov*," acme "Aunt Alios," arid Binlgv. “do you cart-load of Mon-* dirp. wed aa a “rockery," ncnoe fairly ifaooga to Brxrbam \ oung. ilurtT caaora of eoov.ro*! Indians ml by weet s ojbi knew J don’t think much of your garfan? and cl top thereof, and working through Tfa meet ifaioua reflection tfat bw dmth appraatment u hie grave, dug m> hie re­ There ain’t a turtle to fa found in it from the ereviem, wm * large quantity of atrert | .uggoat. i> that fa rraliy vrm "ooc of the main* and brought him •boara." Sc-oed. —That St. Iguaoc. being the one end to the other, aad ne alee gruey dual. From toveral ol the crwvieca pro Stoat twmaikabic nm to tfa country.' la on. aspect fa vm a vulgar efaal, of mfaiuu that fa f.-unded, van hi* fame, traded fonw, MMMvfat vifad, asd brerenema, la his rharaetm fa wm emeu- ।raJuotoWMaame. iag evideace ofhaving boM> rercraJ limes tially roeree afa brutal, vithmu raftae■nurd.—That the story of hro burin! ia "Cna't ywu sndmtaad, IMe fay," said direrrengwi tod dropped upon the dry .oil | Mr*. Burton, “tbat w. arranged tb- I.oum- which partly curerod tfair root*. Around moet without crirare, without the finer ithe old ermetory of Macuxnc, tfa ante, It will pay you to Drill your grain. You will save one-half! quant lawsuit and removal of his fanes to •nd grosnda to suit ouxatfas. and not1: the faae wm twined aererel yard, of Vir bushel of seed per acre, and gain from three to ten bushels per St. Ign.co wu only a myth. little fay. wfa come to aw M?" * ' | pinia creeper, while from the Up .prang a Fourth.—Tbst the wu of tfa miason, “Wei, I don't think that wu a very ] weli-bi.cbed specimen of tfa ZXk.ru acre in the yield; but to obtain the best rrsulto ysw rmut hare a after th. farnmg of tfa buBdu«s by tfa nice thing to dn." raid Badge My pap. j rtram .uem (tfa common ' rfink w—d j.. J)riB flat will not bunch the teed. Jesuits and tfair removal, wm for a long I Th. three oowrvttor* gat-d in aileocr for ithcr fotkam w. do for ounralve* 1 : ■ mnta-ni, and thee Toddle looked up with ] Lii^eif a mater wiih alrarot nose of tfa time kat and grown ornr with ciders. >Frflh.—That there ia good rcwooe to t Bunt to m*k« you that jar of pick-1 oau eseaBy employed to that end. A belSeo tfat this sito- ha. luen recently ATTOBSEY AT l.AW A »>I.IC1TOH Ira. bul Tod aid I would fa Meo for yon. man of pfaa speech, with no gift of clo- diaoobervd oa tfa farm of a Mr. Murray. to I want and did it. iMiaad of raking x __ "I hope what you brought tu W rra] qnoore, fa ye aariyad racn al hie will Tfa evidence for thia coocluston is twwman that drove prat to giro m* a rile. nice," iwasrfad Badge, ' for 'tWM awful with his oratory. Without evm the «x- fold. Tfal'a thw way you ought to do about gu Irard work to make that rxk-rv IrncM dona." I never Wm k> Ure<fa my Ufa. Man. tcrsal appmraui» cf aasolity, fa imporad 1 First a tradition faadod down from bATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIThumelf up-.a bi. pmqd»- M a peophrt and tfar to eon and gratokou. in a puticular FORCE FEED will suw all kind* of Grain and Gfum seed ax "Nuppora yvu raa out now," raid Mn aii bon a btg fax. but we rojildn l fad ar.-ured Mvxptaam for doensro and Indian family, oj a oertain crow on tfa Butts ; “I told you sot to rutne fa usul toy Irvxm anywhere, an’ we' couldn't End ly as Sand nyj- through an Hour scheme tfa rnora dufahrol by vtgurotuly shore “that pointed out tfa direction of I ralWyon." th. gi/h to aek ’em. Thu aia't th. kind ■ Gia* And the Manputt's grave." Bat, you rae, I camo is far my top- l of fatar* tfat baa than fawun JaM like Scraradly, a pencil sketch which I found , laid it down io th. dialog room when I pcstty vMre,fat papa my. its »ort faalthy fafaf m deadly aia. Hemtabfafad.hfa- ia the pjaraaico of tfa prtwewl |<iovt of ■f greeting, M T.-ddy seised tfa tail ef the' mao fa, aad sow it ain't ifare al all. ‘IM than the Utas kind The fem. look kind *elf M a deafa,l. and drew willing subject, St. Ignacc. This invaluable drawing give* like to know wh*i ynu've d«M with it, o' thirtoy, but I could not are how to wa lisrily Hky. lcm«. “What <h> you think from ah parte of tfa world He aanaotd tfa oriftmal ute of tfa Fraoth vilu^c, the ud why folks eas t kt htllo boy.' tki.gs ter 'em witfaat wmiin the carpet, au 1 -----— a *_. -------hu wbu now? W« re got a new baby, and Tod With Force Feed Grass Seeder 'facie, of tfa Jesuita." the Indian villag., and 1 hare cutne down fare to slay fi.r a openly oppriMiug them I tfa Indira fort on ifa Uu« rixLraratte“Boa fare Bodga." arid Mm. Burton, few day., papa told tta to. Don't raem to .'.Ml -ad. lie asMtniM , is one of Ute beat Drills manufactured. Quantity of seed me yon hsd a very nioe broakfox, " eon turning uuddraly on the plane stool. “1 oriental dropoc, and mail___________ reotoy of a Iittl.- fay kaUVn by tfa nam. regulated without change of gear-w heels and a perfect-force eluded Bu lge, after • critical sarrrv of the think there is a vere cram link boy around it without tfa rid of tfa tradiuctnof of N&wekwikwaiemhhfog, to, Malev. table. . Moctky and abediraee wfah hedge raetern ■ Huron.,' Wikaria, “fare is a faf." whether sowing one peck or four bushels »t acre, which Mr. Burt-m lowed her nephew., .nd kirg. about. \ .t-yfr«, "Lrtrie fay of tfa Uurosa." Of with Nn OTHER DRILL. -X A tuaroa, vulgar man,Ny^ore common tfa Indus village thwc i. no tree* Tfa inquired M lo the MX of the new ichal.i origin wm known to all hie people, be yet -.gaanm. built only of pole* mri berk, If you want a NEW WAGON be mire and buy the “Ob, that .the ale ml thing about it," held hi. ova anaia* iakmocM which bare not left a aiegie vretarc. Not no raid Budge. “It', a girl Im tired of wu«W have overthrown any monarch in with tfa French village Tas may Still •uch for. of l«y»—Tod is a. fad m a rae the rrmaiu of tfau logs and plaster whole lot, you know, when 1 fave to and tfa raina of tfair chimnav.. On the take car. <>r him Only now sre're bothered Koreromrat of the Utatod Btate., aad re- .upptmd aito of tfa boos, cf tfa Jmert*. peaSadlv cutapellad it Is yfaH, aad «tre to •osto forty by thirty foot, are fassd dmErety wheel ii boiled in Oil. every box set in White Lt'itd. raem we dud I know what to nans. Mt. “I rimulda't do aaythinw of tfa ktod," Mimma told m to think, of th. k.ve'jrat invxee bus with ita mitbMy. H. wm a "I mme," mid Bodge. k-AisR «mt m.n of coaridembta ahiiity aad of coarags ura outlisM of walk, a little v«. aap^ The Sloriaa are oel with the Patent Skein Setter, and the fame in all the w.irid, to I thought about raid Mr*. Burton. “Try lo think now F.-ed to tb. fapafarrv and a onah «pie right asray. bul Tod thought wfal a Mtulble pervon ought tn da fa ..eh famgb lbs viadsv. “ii'a goisg to mi. ; .nd detanaicatioa. He kaew the hoataa oxUar. I by Haudmulic Machinery, and thin is the reason they are the* Irawriniily ia tfa raw of she reo randy, and then papa said * Itadge dejectedly traced with U. to. coo to the bmlHbtar viU b. far Ami Alin- to ustare. too, sad e^wcully the bator ta» buiidrig are the remriM ef a forge, when, tail a. storfas aU day loeg. We taotr d.. ■iuas of mee. by which bi [rob <4 arid neither of 'ora would do for th. name of a the brcrtf.era Med to mafa »t«l^ er sword, of the figure, fa tfa mroet, and Mltoed g»< wiosgh Msrim" liule girl" opoa which, m .pen a nek. b*^fosn<W m tfa pendou "^kht rojtL. Ividcotly buried fa thought. SuJdanly. favorer, "Jto* the ihiagr- Mdaimed Ma Bur During the driirrry by Budge of thia iaformatine. Toddy had bren steadily ax- bn free brightanKi. .nd falofasd np aly too, ber faca roouag from behind ike ly aM raid, with aw Mam male star­ eload., aad vilh mom thaa its areal rad. elaisnfar chapel, “ia the middle of which Mll|Ufo A aoce. Alabosi thaws time bar sack [ “At> I—I—I—I—I—I’m pan togire ties: "1 know!" sosght as iatarview, aad cuapluoed of her my turtle, an’ show her how to make On foHfat inquiry of tfa promt, who “1 lAroyL you would isd out," mid the ahnace of tr» of the Mirer tabie■teHirn,—- mad, by baud frow tho BUT Ruirrn Oak leather wu equally remarkable foe hi. raedur and Mr*. Burura, with aa muianging kirn mou. Mre. Banon vwt ink. the mi. mtrihgvncw and tfa length of hie farad, I and embraee, which Badge ferminatod gM dfo.iii.iy, msyieiaa aad asger and ever}- -trap wamtiled. found tfal therietsh of tfa "SeWM of vhtoh a tbs freipm oovliu-m of all quit* abruptly. tfa Jrarite’’ wm taken by hbw bra the But before the lady eouW again put her- ASMrbaa vosnv who are nafortumte VoL22 2yl. \ TBAVB4 or LA BOBTOW, ralf ew riypml with ths composer, Badgo -'iir.nally pubfafad ■ Frara, but traao“Wril asyfcov." said Toddy with the came flying into ths room with a radiant taUd ufa ropubtebed in England. A. D. air ef a sua who was wrwuag rirtory 4772. (My a few day. after I far a copy from the yaw. of defmt. "Ill gir. h«r of th. wry »•»-> Ufa in th. fafa. ef ISAAC wr. VHOOXANfar," said tfa cox , Il's then- av yer own catarpillani, I know »h.1J ba sore Io like Judge C. L Walker, of DeUrit. afa WM family that I m Guskis' fas tak 'era." them, cau— they k got lovely for jacketa, thaa enabled, to mj very Beet Iifodlriira, Aad the cook eland raggmjvely upon , ail beaveal’ gm-o 'as red 'u brown like to verify tfa akrteh u .fawn to ma by the boy.. Mrs. Burton adept cd tfa font JO nsQ.CHESSY. ladie.' dym* Father Yunee. Old fafalhoe oaratimm “Boy*," mid she. hav. eilhar of ytm And you don't know what Ms of preyberime new, rad Judge Walker, afa W. takas uj of auntie's rnoona for anything’ Ln' Tod and to. bad to do to gto that 8. Georg., .fa all who make eollratieweof “Xe," .sewered Toddie, promptly ; afa baby," mH Badgr. "My! b ia* mal­ “ “ C. <-• HOLBIItXJk. I . “ — — — — — — — — __ __ tfa eariy htaory ef a State, I look spec Bude* looked vary ralotty .nd .hr, a* if me ache to think about it! Wfab day. a. t,ublic leoef.ro.-,re. But foe that old bn knew aomtebiag that, throu/h delicacy and wrefa aad month*. book of lAHaueew afa tfam wfa fa*. of feeling aed not filer, ha shrank from “Y<uh." raid Toddie. ••An* Budgi. “Tfaa I guma my dfasetion's spofad “X. b k. Budge w raked Mr. Bar ' •umeennt. wm p<ia io atop, 'reuah be fought tfa lord ■*. too U»»y to iiM.n to riready," add Bedg^ -for I’m rafrl toe ua But 1 jnto told him tbat lb. Lord Wm erom, maratimen, aa' you tna't spoil a bad •eg—thsl'a what Mike my* &> I pueo. "Why, VOS me," said Badge. «• li‘< our biggrat pspn. ra’ jnat wfal para. rd fatter fare mrae mko-1 like tfa kind I with rriaiM an* citron, beck" ; “ Only this ovm," murmured Mrs. Bnrto little boy. fy nt, mnra mt. Au' U!j rom-ded. Oh, ym. w. fad to b. i ten io herodf M she l«d ti.o way to the .«y good, too. Why dua l ym. fa rari good aa' way lota f—thou BMjfa pas’* get a dew. .wwi hole baby." PAI NTER Mm. Barton retaomfared IW k TW Al A. M. Bodb's Carrie** Sfap timn to ring the e--A .nd ehxmbermrid to JsITsrsosSt., bmkfMt. A moruant or tvobar As re turned to the window, bat the boy* Were 7 G EKTERAL raw : to wm a tarn Mom jar, which wm cue J tfa. family fairiooms which ra abbenrd by meo, bul loved mor. daarly by womes thaa aacaual rofas or jewwta.. wisahefy ef the duH's spteil aad appear Tbs botowvre iaraibU.Mda auafol BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL Stands Without a Rival. PHYSICIAN & SURGKON. BEST GRAIN DRILL MESSER BROS ' S H DENTIST Nriville.: Mitiijaii. a HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, STUDEBAKER! LIGHTBTfflJMIKTAMBIAIB. . nej nt nt ait ram I* rm tuswstatatsiois, nut nauiq ftal-Mt! M w nl ny tte. GREBLE & RUS^ELb; POWERS & BARLOW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, ; Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WTARD if. J>4/X, Caw, Sin ui Ona«ital। PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. > Those contemplating buying . Mowers or Reapers should see ' the Walter A. Wood Machines, "1 daaso," said Budge, faoomiag an •rdiMsy boy in sa iastaat. arid ToddM-.“I put 'em : mak. i Tieve Hide stick, Wm. H. Goodyear. Firoily lUcil* J_^d with Drer**1 Ck"M*' THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you bare priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. wm apuoM " "Than vUi nubnd mn to us ari I than v. play fauab,' aakad Tsddi. “Ke," mM hr*. Burton with erwei < �Facts for the People. U*avi>u4, Mica., figrr. 12,1177. South, sad now the Clief Kxecatth. rf the United Staaa*. Ia rtopoone to ll. e‘r coydMl and redwmaate- grovttog Pact teyr HxTEJ responded as follow-Ladiks, Fixxow<rrauro axb Sea ing the action of toe Adariafatratom in vrroai or tbx Latx Wa»—I wish I mreur. to to. S~to. Tlore mvthure „ who belteve i. what u called the Sowtom add™ inforem me tbat ia every speed* policy, and three who do »« bdie-vu ia it, ~ ‘ *------- *— — and other* who rey nothing, yet they all see that toe thing u done sod casoot be undone, and that wrangling over it wiH do no ooe any good, Tho most of us believe that Chamber lain are! Packard were the drtfrd Gwverooni of tbd fitatre of South Cardins and Louisiana at the election bat M, juH as we believe that the Grant eksrtcra. and the other Republican candidates were toe byally chdcd ofiera* cf tho State of New Yerk in 1868, but wo can no more help oar Southern Bretorea to tLe o£res to which they were dUy dre/aZ. than we could put io the meu that Tweed and TB- All who are familiar with the history ci The time mav com., but wo hope It will act, when this Southern qumtiou may call for a rigorous renew, bat now it ia the best part of wisdom to let it aluoo; to publicans of Maine, Iowa aad I'cuusvlvania did at their recent Stalo Coavreitian*, and just, as we hare no doubt, the Repub Hobbs of Michigan would do if they were we have nothing-to gain\jut everytiling our country know that a hundred yean ago there was no North, ao South. Th« fathers were one throughout tho whole ccuntry. Wasidegtoo and Jefferaem were ride by side with Franklin and Adam* Daniel Morgan acd hfa Virginian* marebed from Virginia to Boatou. They were al Saratoga and Nathaniel Green aad his Ccntincntsb were in the Carolinas. The whole touatey belonged to the fathers. It ia to that state cf harmony, ef fraternal friendship, that we desire our country to return. A voire [Good for yoa, and chrert.) W» are for the Uoiou w it fa. fcbcen.] We are fur the eouatitutien as it n, [cheer*] with all Us amandmeuta. [A wire. “Thaf. ft."] Gnjat chcere.1 We .i.- ..jr------- c>->— ... e_.i _■ CLOTHIER 2(W0 cords M wood, arc being sawed to. the Venmtrine depit. Elkhart, Ind., propoeca to bid for tho pajKr trade of this Blate. A lull line of Undershirt* and Drawers. I have . Of Meas, YotoVs if Im and Boy’s for FALL TRADE. BUSINESS and DRESS SUIW sad OTJtBOOATS. Ow CUSTOM DEPARTMENT ooa In Furufahiag Goods we hare. line */ sista or a nice line of WORSTEDS andI BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. tbo latest style* in lbs BEST FITTING CA8SIMERES and CHEVIOTS for WHITE SHIRT ia toe GqAna Arbor city school district has 2,311 ihildrcu between tho aga cf fire and twenty. ■ UBINE8S SUITS. A complete line of COLLARS and OVERCOATING ia good styles CUFFS and the latest _i»ore.Ui« in I. oar Rredymmfa Departrnret « • 8CABV8, Tl»» -i Handkereh.ef. The reunion of to. 2Oto Michigan la- Trains now run oc the C. k L. H. R. R front Port Huron to Chicago without change of can. 1_ I.- Umbrellas, Satchels and Shawl Straps. » The JL E. Coaferenoc for the western half of the Stars, ia now ia sosrioo al Grain! Rapids. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. to Jose; even the interest of tho Freedmen would be thereby endangered. Tb. following from the ]>en of Boo. Levi Bishop of Detroit, one of the leading Democrats uf the State, * Ixanjpe letter writteqigo the Detroit ffWbear is soflillof good sound common sense that wc cannot fail to plane it before our readers, aad ask Wyandotte Odd Fellow.' Lodge, No. 10, auuated at Ypailanti, which was .u.peoded during the war, was resasriiated on Friday night last. The Charlotte fiepuAhcan aay* there js a female, not a thousand miles from Char­ lotte in hrfthirteenth year, who has been COFFEE. 1 J3 ajtji SOAP VEGKim is Baid by all Druggist*. The Min Power CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS’ Homeopathic Specifics CROCKER Bo frr as our finanrial system adhere* to or approx imatee those ordinal prineiplcr, it win be sound and safe. So for as it varies from them, it will be unsound, un­ safe and dangreous. Lavi Buttor. STOTNnE -W-A-TLE. Smith Hogle A Preston. At the annual election in Maine on Gloanlngs. . Monday the Republicans swept tho State, Alvin Adems, founder of the Adams re-electing Gov, Conners by 10,000. ma­ Expire. Co., is dead. jority, dealing 29 of the 31 State senators and three-fcenhi of the Hons- of Rrpro- next year in fit. Louis. aentativea. The majority is kryer than If the South is united, what can stand up against it but a solid North? The solidarity of tho North is not to be 1 scoimplMbcd by refusing to vote. 1 TRIUMPHANT! utk Mute MJUi The National dnbt was rl screwed dur­ The Michigan Traaar, published pt ing the month of Angus t 13,660,538. Battle Creek, has been purchased by Cha*. There wiD bo a good deal of politics to E. Barnes aad Geo. W. Buckley, who will the square inch in New York this fall. hcnsAcr run it ia the interests of their Groat Brittian's wheat crop is very chart. Bad for them but sB the better for latter must be well fed; and wo bare no doubt bat ibaao enterprising, experienced gaotoamen will prove to bo jurt tho awn to furagn for the TWbwire, and drat their efforts will mate it a sucomi in every re- OMiSTIC lOWBLY LIGHT-RUNNING The lumbar market of the Saginaw Val­ low ia getting lively. There are several is/ire buyers In the field, and 10,000,000 to 20,000,000 feet of lumber has changed hjnds. It wks mostly in small lots. Priere no from »5,110, |26 to WA0, til, 128 for the standard grades. Tho rangutotou of Mr. J. Q. A- Bean, as general freighl agnt of the MiaUgan We are in receipt of toe Programme, I'rmaium tfal, Rulo and Regutaiion*, Entry Department and Classes of toe Tri-8ttoo Fair for Ohio, Michigan aad Indians, to be held st the city of Toledo, on the 21. 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 insts. This Fair fa free to all exhibitor*, aad •20,000 cash premium* arc offered. Foe Ap.pleay was tho cause of Mr. Thiers's further partiraJara addren E. W. Koch, death. Gautbetia fa now without a nvri in the Republican party. Toledo, Ohio. Mr. William Henry Bmito has been ap­ pointed collector of the port of Chicago, Ws have received front IL A- Beal, tire J. RusooJ Jones suspended. proprietor of the Ann Arbor Cmritr, a The Trustees cf tbs University of copy ef the “Argument of Dr. Rose," by Georgia have entered upon a caurprfga Hon. Emery A. Storrs of Chicago. This against the secret societies of tho irfetiiufa dm of the finest legal efforts of this elo­ quent orator and will prove iatorctoing to any who bars taken any interest in this famous trial of tho RcgeuU of the Univer­ sity vs. Rree, Donglaa. ef »?. Mr. Bed wtt! rend a copy -to any addle*) nn receipt ■ The Detroit Arre J'rru -has reports from 15 counties of Northern Mfahfjptn in regard "to the crop*. All tho reports with om exception, t*j corn and potato* arc a full average. There: crop average, forty An artido of great value nD the qmorion cf Canadian Rreiprodty has bean Boat re by too Secretary of the American Iran Steel Atsociauoa, of No. 2« South Fourth Strato, Philadelphia, Seiiti latte The Advance HOWER ' REAPER 8KWIM0 MACHINE THE HASTINGS EEPOBUCAN BAlfflEE Plaiter, Lime, Inf* mstioa ia wanted of tho wbcreabouisaf «b- widowed .ieter cf Thoma, fitevunsoa, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, who camo to Olifonia hr 1852. Tho la­ dy fa sappceed to be tn the State of Mich­ igan. and die will learn rotnethieg to her interest b* sddmring J. G. Dow, Yuba Citf, Sutter county. Criiforata. The Michigan eommasdarfas ia the parade to Ci.reei.nd were in the Sth divi­ sion, Right Emteest Sir Oliver L Spaul­ ding .vmmiading The folSo wing fa the order in which the commandorim marched ia the division; Detroit, 1'outfac, Hllfacfale, Adrian, Romeo, Port Htuna, Kalami»«. Jackson. Coldwater, Ionia, Flito, E**t Saginaw, Sturgfa, Monroe, and Throe Hirers. ‘DOMESTIC ' -- - at..,. *- o Stucco, Plastering Hair, Shingles, &c. CRAJMLPnrOlM'S IMPERIAL SOAP is THE “BEST." Michigan Uuirerrity, according to an ■niele in Acn7>»rr's jf<«rAly, ranks fifth amour the college* of the laud in tba -W languagre, second only to Hsrvard io Kiaoce. third In history, and twelfth tn philosophy. Ita average steadtog would tbu.be about fifth in the Ibt oftwrerv loading iretiutloaa The sixth annual 8 tain ccwuntiou cf the Michigan Young Men's Christi*. Aseomwioo. wffl mrec st Kriaaasoo, Friday morning, September 14, to tea o’clock, and hold over until Sanstay eveaing: the 16th into. Each Areamuioa fa requested to adret as many delegates aa will be able to rtteni J’-trei of EvssgalinaJ cberoba. in ptaaea where no Assoriatioa exist*, are cordially invited to aiteod the Coovutioc, as well w delegate some cf their mreleolire O~t*« y-ng PATEMTS ONL i< •:« I IL 8 is II �itTl stats home. Confereree LcviMaate: will oaespyUepdA faiuatt Is Berrien county baa pit cf M E. ebnreb, io Ihre cily, to tbe i containing twenty two rattle aoalte ctmtog ym' He romro fhm. Spring Lake 1 kbe‘ An ’to" the Zoulogiod n -“*“ 'at Phil Gantas udeipbu u apeeimcoa of Michigan atsakoi where be Lw oSeiated to the fa.1 three The oogicaw RmJJian rnnomtoetly City Drug Store! WANZER k BARNES (BucceMorw to Barxex a Co.) Phasnix Block. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Having and keeping coaitantly on hflnd every variety of « Drugs. Patent Medicines. Hamteojattic Remedies, P1IVS. OILS, MB MO BIBS, The aid Jcllowi will give a daaoo <m n..^ r’“‘ .1lt" Had. hoed a celebrated airing band wJl PrairiekiU* rormvoo L. W. Calkin. furaiah the muaie, and every effort will be Ear. D. P. Barore is no u»gra Preaid­ «mio to nmk. the vereriou Plcaranl fur all ing Eldar List stays in Grand Bapida at Who may favor them by iavrattng in a Diriaiou atroat church tie&A the «wt of which will bo only one Prreiding Elder—Her. W. J. Aidrich. doJar, and we hope and rope* their transXanbville-C. G. Tbomaa. Woodland-J. Roberts Toilet Artiries ia any varietv of kind or pnee Hagvu'a Magnolia Bains, (larrt of Brauty, tho ladim all know io beet. School Books, Ofaot aad Bdwul Riatomary. | ---------x__ ea__a_ a------------------------------------ifamr pair lint M We sell goods at a very autall advance on the first cost. We sell more ready-made Clothing than any house in this city. No matter how law you can buy goods in oth’er stores, we will sell you the same articles at leas price. We adhere strictly io the one price wj-stem. Our trade is increasing every year, which ia a sure sign sell goods at lower prices than any other firm.| Wa can sell goods at small profit because we ean buy them cheaper than others on account of our selling so many goods. Our clothing is cut as stylishly and will fit as well aa any made to Order.. Don’t forget to call and see us. Bar Meeting. Hamxax, Mick. Aug. IB, 1877. At a meeting of the Berry County Bar held immediately after the adjourn­ ment of Court on thia daw, Wm. BurghBauer aeeretary. After appropriate ramarfca by Jama A. Sweoaay, Loyal Kuappen, C. 0- Holbrook, and Wm. Burgher, the follovnng reeJutiona, prepared and pretested to the meetiog by the Hou. Jatuea A. Sweeney, were on motion of Loyal £. Knappco uaaai- DRY GOODS! Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal BL, I have on hand 'a full stack of Dry Goods of latest styles and also cf decided ability mad oeenu to have very generally planned all who were no fortunate no to bear him cither from the aacrcd deck Gold'103 f. The report of the procowdinga of the An infant duld of Darius Heath, of this waned, nuu that we vutal against paying a Ml of 2. Shepard for drayage of lluae city, died on Monday. Judge and Mrs Priodle are in Grand car. to the Charlo* Horton fire. Thio ia not the exact fart of the case. We simply Rapid* at Ctmlzrewcw. . voted againatlhe JnMrpay un^gtacot. Wo noticed it the city, yoaterdny, Prof. TUa bill bad oeer beta allowed aad paid Samuel Dickie,' of Attifoa fur all we thought bo waa emitted to reTctupcraneu meeting next Bunday aftertwwm at 4 o'cio* at the Court House. Hon A. C. Towne of I'rairipviHe, last Harmcm Bartolf, of Haetimta, aged 63 nwMh, over a week spent in careful exam­ yrarr, died ou Saturday of Lratn fevar., ination of tho beat flocks of sheep in the _ A. E. Tayloft lined. Master of the M. southern part uf the State, purchased 57 C. K. IL and benorVu, it ia ranortd. ewe. aad a track all thoroughbred Ameri hw* rcaigned. ean fine wool abop. The bock and a por­ Mtn. Keufiald ia having her hotrec tion of the cwra be bought of lion Alex­ painted and her premiaro uhorwiro tm- andra Hewitt ol Allan, Hillsdale county, proved and beentified. oce of the must extsmaiye sheep breeders Our pedple will do well to are «o it that in the State, and the other, from M. B. Barry .uonty is fully rcyrrwHed at. the Bisbop of Hillsdale, aho -a well knows fonheomtng State Fair. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, GRAND RAPIDS. DRESS GOODS of all the popular pattern* and best qualities at lowest . rate*. I have just re­ ceived a. full tine of Petencn* Lady's National Magazine to Oetoicr Rraecw oar tabla aad ia aa wd-: eome to the la dire everywhere aa a »re tor er a faMimMe l*a*. We are in receipt of QwLg't ZeiJy'a ZLm4- to October a raperb ounber. Tbe arte pobliah-ra make apceial rates, aad large promUca to 1378, all of which arc worthy the attention of p.-reona who desire CARBOLIC OIL Call al tie Sip of MIE HAT. Men's and Boys' Clothing to which I now invite especial •uention. I am selling at prides that will astonish ulL Come in and look over my stock. ■ lion. W. S. Goodyear ia umkiog imprornnnta on hia rreidence, at tier corner £rw days ago nod probal.lv aared a life. rOn motiou of L*. G. Holbrook, Philip of Court and Church ttreeta. Ila ia a young hero but don't raaltac it 'LW. Niakcru wm autbonaed and reqwmted himself. While playing ia the street with'' The new paatorof the M. E. Church L to prmeot mid noolotitraa to the Circuit exp.vtcd to oIBciate MSI Sunday at the two oilier little chapa they mw a yoke of Court foe Use county of Barry, and re cattle coming toward them on the run and queat tha^ they be aprcad upon the uaual houra lor divine araviee. hoard a voice of a mao calling for them to Journal, alto to rcqueat tboir publication We bare advertising spare to let, *up> thetu. The lo ratios of the voioe waa tn the county paper., and Uanamit a tbat it would pay any merchant Ho the a mystery but it came nearer and tsrarer copy of tbe txtnn to tbe widM of the do' city to rent who la not ouw advMudng. » the ox»u approached them. The tvd There was a nice rain on Mmday, and boys became frighuood and climbed the On motion the meeting adjourned. fine .bower, yesterday. and the growing fraere to get on: of the way of the craay Wm. H. Bvroicu, Chairman. vegetatana in improved thereby m appoar- l.rutra while Fred stood bin ground like a Chai. H. Back*, Secy. Turkish soldier. He could ana no weapon A new side walk wan Issili rat Saturday and like David of old armed himaelr with Council Proceeding*. fo-ul of Use prcsaisra of W. H Hayford pebble* Xi the oxen neared the boy they A regular mcteitig of the Uounei! i Creek street. A much needed improve lowered their beads as thouch they expectheld Friday eveoiair, Sejnembet 7lh. Ruour Mayor Benilr io tbe chair, of Aid. being ealW the following > n ffiiiwn FffJCrS-Don't fell tu see tho goodt bofare pwebaara^. SIO 2>T OT BIG HA.T Empire lUack, Hmthtgn, Mid. RSiK' I keep constantly on hand * i full assortment of men's and boys’ Hats and Capt-. sRECUlAfojr A full line at very low figures. Come and see them before buying elsewhere. ly altrvla. rail. Totj/nmra. Winkkman. Young—7. Our market ia ant overrtocked with Absent—Aid. Spaulding—I butter, f»d potatoae, aad of all Other chain atxl in a coudilion better imagined Minutes ol tho previous meeting were than duwribed. -Mr. Stewart of Mapk read approved. tircly Ireni-n. Grove, while unhitching the cattle, waa Tbe K. of P. Comet Buui win acddcatally caught about the ankle with via Grand the chain, and the oxen becoming fright­ cheap exrureiun to Rood'* Lake. ■ W$ believe the ened they atarted with hire ia that cotxfiRapkle. u an eeily 'd.) lion. The man moat certainly have been MvmUacat Will pay. lo tbe Fstk burxlwy axamtouioa beto* killed but to the brave act of tho Lot, *» aaking the privilege to erect a building on Jonke H.fford <*> MuadqyaboolnAx® the cattle were ruuninl: at full apeed and lotjuet ewat of their prroent Ixwtiou on witMtee* wete exasmrd and tbe owe ad- evidently had atarted to home. State street waa rereived, and r.n motion joBrne-1 to tbe 15th, incto , wm referred lo tbe Fire Deportment rota BcsdUSt-Os Monday Ureter Sher­ There win be a Temporaaoc Social at the Reform Onh Rootaa tbfe rWcdoeedayj iff Vrootaan brought Lorenao Falk, of By Aid. Dvwey ereuiag. Admiuat.ee iO recta Ro Oranfwille, to Haatinga, under arrrat to Tkw ibe Chiaf Ewglnwor of tho orime of burglary. It ia atated that a the Fite Department be uUbarited to (retfreahmeota will be aerted. A very able acrcion wan delivered at quantity of wheat waa atolco some Umc ahree to Ibe Hora Bop the usifcrta re the Preobyteriau cbnrcb Uat SaLbath agoVtoa a farmer ia tbat locality, and the tooroiog by Rev. R W Ffetehcr. ftvm dreanreuncew oremed to point tnwird th/worda, ‘Thy Kingdom Come." ( Falk aa owe vf tbe tree who committed tilt crime. Whether he dtd or not will jTto whwdo of tho wew furnrtnro toto be to the eowrt to deternuae, and IS the ry b. MW beard doily. Il » ki»d t* cicantimo Falk will have the opportunity mutic that Haalivp oeedo and with plenty wbiisia jail to gather animal magnetism of !1 the city will -ertainly proper. By AM. Hewey That the subject of to Ihlure pateenta who dra.rc robbing to There io . good <tod K get rid of their achre, paiaa, to, Now if dasiagea tn Mra Guntiab be referred to roeyJk io tho city, and patoMa will do wall Lorenao eouU rob himwdfoat of jail, or the finance CouuniUe.- Adopted. to be ezneedingly amfal of any child that mapwrtia- the jailor, or import tbe animal Tho Liquor bond* of Dickluaou A Mc­ ha. any aymptatM of th- wmbfeotoo df- heal .ng power, of hia body to hie lal-ow Coy, Jahn Stanley. *“d Ralph 8. Jordaj IxMrdere in the public koto the county might safely dtohargn the doctor who baa —-*« rf ordinary prtos *• paUtaF— wb, tb. tote usually the contrary iMvwi.fjr tantesce. Htednp paid - biA te ll » r'» s’®1 **"•* *hik qnr u.Ahbare wwrw trying *» *"•J 1 130.' Evaw B-stW »» UkjW ** Aid. Itor.y voted no Ml th* rereraat of fh. bwyare barn pwrpoa. tn pay «re»y Z. Shcp^d far adilili.e.1 aneuparentee. to . . . - ■ J—* the hauling Hone Cart to 0. Herten fire By AU. Tomiiwoon that «M.4b be temporarily Iraaafetred from rouituireat to CHESTER’S CURE! BOOTS AND SHOES Krone)litis. Catarrh, EiTDiHI jmra® KEHS! Asthma Hay Fever, Colds, tc. As cheap as the cfaeapeat ant! warranted tut good us any in the market 27531655 Cats ADA Socrnxas Railwav uxx.— This popular line cousnseoccd oo their ■ummer lime card. Monday, May 14lh, three feat axtwum train.-! eat, in caUNcdon with ths M.C 1 1 l*umagnre having Homing* al 7JO. a. m., arrive at Bufalu earns day al fl 10 P- sf., knd New York next raoruitsg at 10:30 A. M. This fast day expram to the brat train between Miehsnn andthe Kant. Partee eave from Detroit to Buffalo; aleeping ooeebra from Buffalo u, New York. mayitoef M. D Rood dentrea lo eS attonttoe to qia now Waeoa Shop, where he may be found al all boon of any day, ready to do Oil Axiun of Aid. Dewey, the above booda owe accepted and approved by aywe and oav* M follow. : Ayew—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. MaNangbten, Ra^aB. Tbmlinaou. Wioklnuan and Our Wheat Market. tihmbwewstetod Ly peroua. who are 44cieut ia knowledge epos the aubjeei AsmuMSlroo a! the village of Pramc-vdk cm Saturday the ZSd day of Sapte-mUr in Art Hwtivp tarnbbwi tbi poureal mar kri for wheat of ewv town in Barry coun ,, two ootoet tot th. afteroooo. ly. Th- Mtxy M *hl « P-*" Snorri liqttor mrnm are befaw U" TW- -a Drop in and see those late styles of Prints. AH styles at bottom figures. Aa4 sHMameos acme IHoll.lm noma. BAD BREATH. WONDERFUL CURES ;0wPgHUiE IADA< BPmuaiasmi ibsthhte. fate Sturt Wanzer & Barnes. GOOD NEWS TH THE /PUBLIC! STOCK OF GROCERIES 3773131067380248 �Railroads. / LAND THUS A KAIbWAk. JINK SO. ISIStt-m-p uhbar-B. I A little girt wrote: “I iuva my ttacbM more than tnaku Uli." ; Taking Effect Junw 24th. 1877 In there dull times, broken in mining are lying on their or-m. THE HASTINGS REPUBLICAN BANNER. Ruoaiaa inns are acid to be very poof, hut a Russian knout in worm. The New York hand organa have p.l a new rtop—they Uop ptjinf oft i> p. » Il » impesaibln fur au artirt to take lUlier.nw of a red noted man in water ral- Thr Leading Paper of Has The Largest Circulation, Is Kadically Republican in Sentiment. ftrt Wsjm, Jitifii & Salim BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD IAILIOAD. And ns a laical Paper is urisnrpiumed in the State. baa had the reputation of au eii»rt twimBur, and her aiater, Min Elita Barnett, gwe yrataday afternoon ia aprtvatabaili betuc in thia city an iaatnieiire and rerj him. A word to th? wire. phanag exhibition of their prowcm in the On a KTavcaUne at South Seabrook. wwUr. Mb* Elaa Reunett b the yoaeg Mm*., b the following inacrlption : “Be •VWO who »»•■' oeroarlbo North river w faliwjyny. - TH girh jtnd y<m»g »hc d.-ad—are ahe gooo—i« I left alone— ya* I ia, cruel fate, how unkind to take ’bSi, day. ia the Hudson _____ ___________ not lau agile, pretty and . grareful than Europa, Helm rad other swimmen of the Cdar sex in tbe days and streams ofold. le of them bed taken only three or four leeaone, but the visitors who watrbed their movements did not see the nn-d of any more lastructiun. One\littlc girl, Mias Dexter, only xren jcurX old. swam aa easily and lithely m a swan iu a basin. She led all tho girls, and she did not rem. la be tired CerUirfy she wm not afraid of getting bcr bead wet, for she dived like a duck, sod eamo.lo tbe eurftcc placid as a seal. Young and" elderly women were nlao among the swimmers: and no was a nine months old baby, w|;uw -tijiy bands moved life fins when iu mbtKr held tL Mim Kate Bennett, of rvttne, received the moat attention. She waa drmud iu a plain suit cf underwear nidluiil si revos un, and all are living, Do took them in and without stocking*. Shu atap in th- the order of their cgta, lived with each water with eoafoet for efcre-i hours, and about a year, aad tl en obtained a divorc--. sayi that the never -‘ebiihu" Sbc ia full It b a luggretive fact that there are three more outer* io th-- family. l’,FeDowl-ln»velere,l‘ .raid a colored preacher, “cf I bad been eaiin' dried ap. pifw for a track, and den took to drinkin' l a a moof, leouldn'l-Crel more rwdl.-d up den I am die minit with pride and van ilf al aecia* such a full attendance bar.' propriate pc-iuons while the pupil ia Iriag cm the water with hanca holding on to the wooden. steps leading down to it. ftaally, like again pula her yapU fairly in the water in the rame recumbent petition, directs bar tc move arms and limbi ac­ cording to inatructron-k. and helps her □ little with sue band plaerd under bcr. After the aceond or third stroke the pupil is^wimming iadepemk-uliy, although uaeonscioua r-f doing ro, fin- Mias Bennett kern saying. -Go on; that*, right, I am bMfiag you. when really «bc is not bolding her al all. Tha art baa been leuroed. ami pnetKe ai-on gives entire conSdeace. Him BtuneU dues hot um corks, rafts, iifr pceserrrn. or floats of any kind. Her little white lie, "1 *m holding you,' does the btuine*. M« Klim Bennett says (bat a wouua always floats- more easily than a mra; and 11mcuh, thcrrfnre, that to swim ia' natural fbr a womaa. Surely it ia a whc-Usome-cxrrcbe. a pretty and a useful ace mipliabmeut. i’o-.r 58** Haile, who gave tor ntdhe H the HeAmpu»t l-crsuro dui waa drowned there after tailing off from bcr gulden-flcacc-l ram, might much butler have wade hendf im­ mortal by swimming alive to^jlw shore, as either uf the Mm» HcnatiU ciuld b$v.- ncHififf’mWsifflTH. Subscription Puce only 81.50 per Year •SSh, in Advance. In Our JOB DEPARTMENT, We are prepared to Gil all Orders promptly for Dodgers, Posters, Bill Heads,Let- ■SIS Um >. a tw*—*»* eutal W .-<l~aka « wa, te **•!*» «1 t. r tS.A«r> .< «rm8 r*U>—«■ >wi that Mtasalat*iifMbMti *-*.-*• 'R'lnimmla- im saEBWS.r^tam.’asgi EErtstasasssasira EI Stectrtt'a'wiiMraiT: ter Heads, Note Heads, State­ WMii BIANO BARBS BIVISION. ments, Envelopes, Busi­ JleReliabk Shari Uh ness and Calling Cards, &o„ &c. ItSD unit All DEtlOIT Geo. M. Dewey, Editor. State St.. Ht&lingit. Mich.. ■uwi-W tl aaM wc «-<•*•'* "ha >a aiiara A SS.OOO suit h*cg> over tbe hc-sj Of a i New York druggilt ju« beeauw be failed ' U» duliaguuh bccwenu tbe dacimal rad cinieuma! tcalo. The mbuke ilmrot twi the life of tbe aefiTtanitc victim gglifg: -n ,.u tundred didiar. for ’going from fcpresell at bake Bluff, Chireau. Use of Mr, Cook » vbuma in tho eyes ofhw h*-.r era.ia hi< rarccdiugly informal manner on the platform. He will rit ipticdv willba knew crowed. and talk in tbe cun*-r I ' am Trwc, there must U doefc-re and lawyers and merebstsU and ahixsuakcrs and pcanut dealera and the like, and all thmo callings miM be filled Ire rotnebodr. but there are enough to CI! them, and why they dou t hraegre oditom and l»d the We of opulent princes u a tiring that staggers m. But, alter a!!, it may bl Hup it is a mere matter of taste. Il mar repugnant to some natures to be clothed in purple and fine linea and fare semptnoudy every day, and of course it would never do fur aaeh a nature to hceomo ao ccfitor, tho life of ease and eiegueo and luxury, and exempt from all eara and toil and debts and duns, would toon bee-nne a bore to him, and be would speed his nighu io dreaming of piova and pitthforkj and reaping machines and squander hb days in devising some plan of swapping plsere with a Wacksmith'e sppsamtioe or a street car drirrr. .« SlraT Swtten ftraiiiir-. I Ao editor ia, the haj earth. Hr baa little or hot Mil pep to all that beaut! ou_ .... £>«*■■•», With iu I’errian ruga end Tur­ key earpeu, ita n^narect mireore, its beautiful picture*, iu cntnp'rtr library of apJcndiiily bound booka, iu buff-t atocked with the finryt winca, Upon nail cigari. which eset him but a paff or two, with iu silver bail to summan an atUndaot When­ ever a Julep or cocktail is wanttd, and, in chart, with iu everything that human' ingnsmty can devise lor hia comfort ,snd plrosure. is a perfect little pnradiae where benU or lonojn. aad reigns a yuung lord, wMi the werid of tkahinn and planeuan at bis fret And then anybody can b* an editor—nothing but a little money to Mart with, and ones startod the money t«ui» in upea yen in a atea-ly atRsm, aad the dhief labor of editing a newspaper, that i« mere moonabioe. It is tfcrtainly a glorioua life, that of an editor, a life if luxurious eo»e J ha amri l*St!RS. ,SS. (J O RTHHRy •Depot, 104 HEADS STREET, Sew York. 0201535389532323235300235348 GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS »?E-' ’ >noBin:oRUEK l&J fjj I i I H CENTRAL railwaycompany 1^.0 ggSMssmoB! i ***! *2 --jfesSSi5®’- • “Have the raDroaxb struck?" asked an exekod.-man, bursting into the sanettim like a .Rnasian torpedo. “They have,'’ ws replied gently and firmly; “lota of it; you ' will find the railroad's track all over the liaggage-room." And then we amiled our •ad, sweet smile, end the rehetial ralm of an sagnl benediction filled lo overflowing, the d-p’-h. of trn soul with tender peme, like a jmutdof corn-search overwheJaJin­ die narrow restraints of a quart eup.— lilroad B&JCSSASt San Diego l>aa a young gentleman tdecraptiio operator, who, after repeated calls fur a young lady operator in another of­ fice, it last got a rrej-onw, and then, “eltic. click, dick," (fortissimo), be tdeL-raphcd back to her vehemently, "I have been trying to get you for the isat hourf In a raomcat the foUowiag spicy reply camo tnoninv ro Mm K/B- tatwb. g»-I bin J. P. ROBERTS, Proprietor, HASTINGS. - - MICHIGAN. Drugs and Medicines* of all descriptions kept constantly on hand, and Prescriptions skillfully compounded. Also a full line of � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-09-19.pdf 26a18d5f7c59d4d0d4061e29465a6d09 PDF Text Text T1‘ lt*^o*lien/i DEWRyr K.X!«KERX, ATJ TES Of ADVERTISING. VOL.. 22. NO. 21. HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., SEPTEMBER 19, 1877. cmnpauy and favor them »uh aits up-1 whse, the harj/mcborJ snd gviur. was [which «d with an aquwite voice, but her ' nds acre premed bar to stag, though would often accompany others npoo Madam's, but then I wu but a ehiid—and Ahen young Squire Page, as ho wm a blind one. 1 wm young and toy fkibuwealthy. I had never known at home ir*ctedK first by bar musieal powet, and what atfecliuo wm, for if my father had tad afterward by’ her sweet ted face and mart lore for me (and I think now that geode manner. He approached Ur with h. had.) be feared to show it before c-t thagreotret deference. convening only ahrewiah stepta-rtber. My lonely heart upon the beauties of the valley, and upon had always huagend for affo-ik,-., red onaioal and literary topics. He very soon wto-a ibb bandtotnc young man made tuc grew to care for no other society, and believe, by ths most caroctt. protestations, would make au cxeuae to abaent himaelf apparently, that I sm dearer to him titan from the hunting and other out-dour life, what wonder that. 1 wu captivated' He xml Mnifom both persuaded me that a The Superior FORCE FEED will sow nil kinds of Grain aud Grass seed as ly as Sand runs through an Hour Glass. Aud the ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR B™kf,1AJiCE,s'‘- °*«« »»w HaaUam *'>’*'* ATTOUXBr AT LAW A.SOLICITOR HOOSIER IMPROVED FORCE FEED, With Forco Feed Grus Seeder TOtSaSSFS’SlSS - DR. C. Hl.’SNELL, " - is One of the best Drills manufactured. Quantity of weed sown regulated without change of gear-wheels and a perfect forck fixo, whether towing one pock or four bushels per acre, which ia the case with no other drill. If you want a NEW WAGON he sure and buy the PHYSICIAN & SUBGEON • STUDEBAKER! Eveiy wheel -is boded in Oil. every box set in White Lead. The Skeins are set with the Patent Skein Setter, and the Boxes by Haudraulic Machinery, arid thuiia the rdaaon they are the LIGHTEST RUNNING WAGONS MABE, tkratteufyfuii! isiviti iksi®StaiiaitSite, vtetr marutu to oa-lat by M jer ix3L aw etter. fi^Iiarneuea made by hand from the west Eastern Oak leather ■ and every strap warranted. m. j»it. Vd.2a2.Yi. Ton es'. GREBLE & RUSSELL- DENTIST Nashville. MicMjai. The Old Reliable BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL LEGENDS OF VIRGINIA. Stands Without a Rival. | Its Sales are more than that of any other Drill in the Wt.rld. ! More sold in Michigan than any other three drills-' It was sevsaty yean ago in the bcnutifsl rxltoj of Virginia,' when hire. Colons! Wnhou returned from Bogland. Screwy Tears ago! What wonderful inresilioxia have rcvolutiotuicd the world; what poets, historian* sad novelists have taMte our minds rich with their gems of thought; and what myriad, of noble lives have let.—It ig.the only PERFECT feed without a change of geers. uuued away siacc teventy vesta ags! 2d.,—It in the only feed who.-'C wheels arc tnjjietl upon a lathe Shdtoy Tmuyseu, WMuir, Bryaat making them perfectly nceumle. aud UttRleBoWj S»tt and Dickens, have I 3d.—Tt is the only feed that guages ils npeningjieconiing to the brought to us there treasurea, snd «ms ef three have faded and guns out, fearing a sire of the grain to be sown. y 4th.-r—Lt is the only Drill that sowj/ exactly the same amount trail of glory as they poued. Mrs. Walton could find ia America no from each feed cup. gvretouwaaited to the task of edmauag It hat- a perfect force feed gross seeder, a reliable land measure, the aootJ uf ths aristocniUe hooss of Wal­ is well made and beautifttllv finished, and is without a doubt, the ton, or of the .till more noble house o! Howards, pears of England, from which she .prang. So she had risUed her olden home, •xompanied by her young dangktere, and, upon the xreommendaikm of the Earl of Piymptoa. an old fnood cf her father’, she foul brought with her to n the World. America a • uuibful widow, Mrs. Agnes Moatfeet. This was ell tore. Walton knew, or ex­ I petted to know of her govsraeM; for she I wm too much of a true lady to quesUon I her rudely, rej-.-cuuly m she had nrouused th. EsrTto trtc her upon his wcriL ala*. ply. H« bad told her that Agnos MuoLCall and sec it with latest improvements at lort wa. a perfect lady (as any one would have seen -withent words to prove tt), that she had pasted through great trouble, and that any alhlsUn to that sorrow would un­ fit her for ths dutire shc wm anxious to .. No Agricultural Implement iu the Worhl can boa-t i»uch a prec­ edence. . Its feed is the universal favorite wherever grain is grown. Be- BEST GRAIN DRILL DELIGHT J. tVOLF.SI.D. I* nur «be bmu-a Cart I OVER 60.000 IN USE MESSER BROS. ^n^ouruey wia tadioua in ihoso days. ’ JOHN Q, < RESSV. 1 ' <£ a. HOl.BBOOK. . ja aro xxrare . Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trinrmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Varmsra. examine the WI ABD q. J. PLOW, before purchasing others, Carnap, Sin aii Onamia! p A I N TER • Every one waranted. At A. M. HecVa CarrUjvia-F JefforsonSL, • Those contemplating buying *fa Mowers or Beepers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, s v’eSa Wm. H. Goodyear. PBiHmsoncii. uiai®PEOPLES DP.UG Pkydrtrt Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Fram™, until you have priced their Goods, for you F*- will save money by it. Funily lUcilw ■’"’Wj ptrr.1 with I>r»K> “d Ch'»‘“1' SPECIAL AN Everybody knows they are the only The Midland Marder. From the Saginaw RrytMicao of the Gib we take the following particulars of the murder committed a few days' ago at “The partim, John and Ilan Donaldaos, have lived for a number of yean tn Midtoad, and the mre was foreteriy a hosttor at Ftndlaur. liot.(. wtor. bo marrfoi hie wife, by whom be bad one child. Tfaa man Doaddeon is iboatjftv ysan of ace. red 1 Ixi murdered wonin' ,omr fifteen hb juuior. From the iafocmatiw we have been casbUd to grthcr it would rocm that Henddton wm extremely jeahru. uf hi. be un glad to be relieved of my pctacnce wife, snd apparently WM* cause, as she •bore a rather light character iu the eitrin hit bouse forever. ■•Qf wane, old Elate WM wiser 'than I, rowagea us mot but t would not listen to her, end, a few aba folk hcrosif 1------ ,------days after urc aerenteenth birthday, we paufou, though, in reality, she was a jotr pert privately married ia the email chapel or two hiajnnfor. attached to the convent. UUa declared The little girls, Ethel and Kvalya, were to her dying day that the marriage wu often present during these hterary cooler tree anJlcgd u any marriage could be. got the beat Ereach cook iu tbe'cil tattoos, and none, oct even Mrs ■ Wakrm, and that ebe and Madam DetcHIc ■ aignod ' had a thomrht of say serious remit from •Msdame," saidan imp.-rtinent sueh a comptui-.nalsip. Boruetimea she to-hia landlady, "yoar batter ia to critic foe my Itawontio taste. It would dodare tharsbo wm "gisd Cousin milrt distant; Elsie, with the aid of a na­ Frank bad found soma one literary enough tive >crv*at, doing the work ot the boiuc, to interest him. for he bad always been and Pierre BUnc being our pardcaer. They loft the court bauu in eosrpuny, Jon ' Tuuday, about 3;3U r. ami shortly the hookworm of the family, ths Colonel Edward told ms, and I believed him, that after returning home tbs neighbors heard said" the chateau would be bis by -inheritance Ths winter passed oa. Many of the upon tbs death of aa aged-aont; which loud talking between the two, bnt to 'which not much attention wm paid. guest* bad departed, but Squire Frank amertiou, with many other things hn had still lingered, and it wm noticed rocentiy told me, was utterly without foundation. Shortly after the n..n wm observed going down town, aud bo -was again seen return­ that Agnes kept closely to her room*, and ‘•Fnood from the touretony of the school ing about Sevan o’dock. All being still The other night * Burlington »ootn was never seen tn any of her old talks with and settled in a burnt I believed would be shout tin bouse, there wu no mupurians found the long expocted “nua under the Cousin Frank. Ona morning, laving understood »; permanently our own, with a luubaml of foul play until yeoterday mornimr (^lh the bad." It wm her huaband. Tie bed breaklaat that theCofooei and Squire Pago bandwzme and kind, 1 pasted a few months inrt.t. when not obrervtng the woman was rather high and so »M be, and he in that hied of aa Eden in which ignor­ moving eboat, some cm- informed tbs siiy ance ia blim 1 read and tended my roanbal. who oooaid«red it worth JookinC Sowers, and watched in tbs evening for into. He accordingly pexnadad to the the return ot my husband from the town house,and asked the man for the where­ wkb all the faith and hope of which ro­ abouts nf the woman, wb-> nude tome eva­ man’s nature is so full 1 had written to sive reply? The Msn-bal then began an my father, and waited long fora reply, examination of the premiof*. and in the but ah in vain. At Iasi Edward grew frost imniea.abuaf twenty foot from the cold ud changed, and sbsccted himself from home for day*. Yon wdl knowhow said, and might not we her^gain fur many it wu••!• M MeleM for me elaborate.' He m-uths. She checked him. -Mr. Page, I begtbat yea will go no aune to sao only a few days before the further. I am not blind, and can plainly birth of my child, and upbnidnd on with bis tn is furtunes. Ho said that my father a»« whithar it ia lending. 1 estreat you’ had written him a most insulting letter— • nc that be would never foejpre. ‘But* ho ad-led. 'if he only knew that hi. . daughter, thojemad-niece of aa Earl, wu a wife in name Only, nod not in deed, be Struck with some blunt initrumeat, which I would probably rcetram wk me ofbis p'rince kiKKkcd )«r scukIcm, ami then, from the marks ap-m ths occk snd the blackness of I -Iwu already iD. sod there words the fare, it wu apparent that the devilish ' pierced me like a knife. - I begged him to deed ofmenieT w»» completed by.tr.npi- New ’ork to Earland recently. They wo I tell tot truly what be metat. and if he, Ulioa, rvidontly by the grasp of hands out under extract for throe years with 1 Edward de Villiare. were really the rillian liw- uldacera that the moot plausible building Arm. io Manchester, and aro to liardly lire without being near you, with- II he would have me believe him. With a theiry for the murder is that Donaldson. rroetve wages eqeriTskmt to 13.56 par day I here, with eight bourv’wort and ImlfboJ ■ sneering answer he left me, and I never w: ncing you at fout." 1 idayn on Saturday.. . • Ob, aw, have I fed yon t* tlya bT “J , 1 Many worthy pcopls sprinUa ihoir la< too-crideot enjuytnent of your aoaety? the troth, but her reply wan no more to Plcaaetdfme 1 never intended auch a kle» with D. V.’a in referring U> thdr to1 ^tentioaa, bat It may h. oMariotod wfattfarr clung. Bat the companiimahin of> an in­ the point- Any <>n« ao oMiiy won aa I tellectual mind wm au paulsl! My mmo had baeo, »hc aaid. teed not expect much 1 all of them know what thaws iaitida aigni and heart were both numn^ for food. 1 truth from a hubund. 1 fy. Thtm aa old lady wrote thatsbsdmbi ______^jbc one in which cumc to diaejyth bar daughter du Wad ••Oh, rir, T cun never tell ytm the anbajrc been to lonely, Mr. Page. Oh, ii 1 dxvc-vervd, hut eflcr dipy-inR you only knew, yen would not blamo me! guWi of that week! MTb.br eame. but Hmvw pMtod through «ch bitter trida. 1 could only look upon her with grief and __________» ho came to hard day, and .. r ____ _ wit* nf • abame. I prayed for death, but it would gave thu job up. He then dug the other not come, and life wm ono unfaeuing tor- one aa above ditooveted, which wm about two feet inldepth. tUTT-. •I liad acme menu -’till at my com The man aud woman h*vc lived a very mand, but knew not wforre to go or wh»t dur<putable life, ao far M we hare learned, to do. Ono day Pierre came to me with aomv 1-itcrv found in an old amt of my place with Mr. Findliter for hu intemper­ hnaUnd’a. la lhmo I found that hv had ate habits. Since that limo lit h»* lived deerivud me in warythfog, and that 1 wu by tranaient work till he finally obtained . Lie lawful wife, m Ellis, .ho bad died employment with Mr Bill. Tbo murder during my dark days, had alwaya imuted. it oat of the most mid blooded that hu My foebee would not give him a p<?a»d-ef tetr taken place in the Wanly, tod hu arouaed an in tame exatetnent in all ritrnre of the community. hia hand, and allowed him toatroUrt. k be test for mo immediately, mying that 1 In addition to the above the CaarMrcaya. omita to add that a motneot later, whoa If my father had fonakA, tie, be would be the auger gave out, the waap al oaoa re­ my father I wm getting ready to loavc sumed bnaliKM. aud MUt the WMOimi England, when the greats, of my nriafor bowlin; out of the door like hot abac from tunea fell upon me. My little Af»«. who bad grown to be the lift of my life, wm A Pittsburg mechanic mis the follow•Mlmt from me, red nil the effcrta of my rtrangulaiiou. Shslad -been alrupk on rte« •‘Willingly, most willingly. Let me the fun-bead with a hammer* or aom'o other a worker for forty years, by industry and think of it until to-morrow, and I will lei blunt instrument and then strangled The “This is all. I eoald nof stay ia France, jury concluded that Emma Donaldson taoTXllar.. and wishing to provide for a yon know simply bv a ‘reu' or ‘no.’ If I drexi. to toU y~. 1 will toU you all; for snd I found it impospMe to remain in cama io her death by Mnogulaiioa at the your noble geiunsity hu touched me rosy England, as my father’s wife and drughum hands of moo cue unknown. Donahteon rainy day, I iorested tt ra railroad, bank, deeply, and you shall, at lusM. pumrea tbs industeioody circulated (he report that I trust of a mierebtoand sorrowing womaa. was an uuwedded mother. But the Earl WO! you excuse uie al dinner this even­ bad takra care to get a ropy ef the regiaing? Tbs though* arowssd by this meet­ tar of the marrian before he l.ofc tar ing will overpower ms, If I cannot hare boas with him. But tor my chHd-O quiet. I wiH st toast, *ee you again. May God I-" Agnes here bsokc down entirely, and God forever bleu you!" .She gave him her hand a moment, and great sob. ahook her deflate frame. then haatOMd to her room, where only her will ordnr ths rest. I cannot bo more mis cr.ble than 1 am, and, prrtaps. his sympa­ thy will loamr the bunton. I would not aadfen bis life with my sorrows, but, ob, my Father! hstovuuu, be tores us truly and devotodly, and fore is th. «MUM At breokfMt, tbuugli pale mid quiet, the declared her fated to be much better, •■But 1 think I do not feel able to have th* )CMOO< to-irf, Mm Waltoo, if you will cicuae me." • Certainly, my dear.'' ww the nepooae ring tbc tong voyage Agnro had t wrf acquainted with her pretty, v«i pnplfa aud «b«ir atnuly mother, thing aaft and tow, and m sad as the wail in »•«:, ted «nulo bad > heart of dm Mjl genwuDy difficult D°-Vos." .be mplitei, “at derm, in the the STEBBINS BROS SAY STORE. of pcreflt quality gg^-w-jgyrti TLrcc mouth, npun the water were often ro.<«ed in Uk-joarncy in stormy weather, and the efegsol home of CJomI Walton reemod a haves of rest to the weary hurt end tired frame of ths young widow. The hours wm built in a grove of oaks upon an ctaiacoce above the Bbcnaadnah, end was almost princely in its appointments“Ab, Mrs. Walton, what a fovsfy home you have b thin far-away land! Never before hare 1 beheld a soeue to beanliful." And, in truth, it was a scene rich with the very folorea of nature. The October days bad come, andT ths maples by the river were draped io riehret1 gold, while ths «ka werec/otfoa in velrety maroon, and tbs cbretttuu and pine* gave the dart and ligbl grreus to the breutiftri ?»««•• The mountain range, upon either stdc reemsd truly lb. repoos of wdmntmrett th. had read of in th# fairer fl- of ehtld- WHOLE NO. 2067. baa m ter passed owl of the family. The I’agn*. a family famed among the brat peo­ ple of the great ralky. mil! cultivate aud beautify the old plantatirm, while the por­ trait of their beautifti! aiKertrww mill adenw the walls of tb«maa»K>o, as io one of the chief treaxurai pt her ehiidren’s children, all ofwboa have had copim made from the original, painted by Thomas Bul­ ly, rixty years ags. library." “TbreU’" bs said, Is a voios chofcad «W.s«aMam. B. sianyrnd bur Wd and BMotsry principles in flnasae: Firm, that gold andailw ara tbs 1 terials best fitted for money. Sceond. that all currvnnei should bated on the precious metals and come bls into them at the will of the hcJdsr. Squtn' Frank Pago wu a year in Eufa.tmd daring that time Agora heard of m bat ones. A letter from bar mxk AUipod a brief note Oum Frrek — "Keep a hopeful heart. I think I will *AtSThe game, rending a servret be arc emigrating to Ubsm. TOtaL-waH Returning Board is in limbo, and Ha is twfly reared Tom Fcrtrfer W WnAs �The Maine Election. ’IHff i] Tcfk*, printed in cuiure, and arc si fo <mj by the millico. Prang -»:>:* tnakw ehromo* that are really but they teSa*. high ytte, .W pet late MMctiun with tbs >«pNrwr Yows. Barr. I Sth, 1877. I say that the “CbrweV hswkod slout the erantry as premiums for nvwvpajcre, ec*t only six cento each, and you can bur them by* the quantity wtdl as religion. He commenced his wr for ere® Ires than that. When the dodge anou iw*t Sunday with a violent diatribe was But quite as well understood as now, agaiasC the free school »y*tecn, denouncing it s« a gram wrong to “the church." and one whieh every CotUlie wm bound by ’ The ramlt in Maine show, a Itejubl.ron plurality of about HA00 and an absolute majority of aome 0,000 ever all opposing madidato*. Last year eur plurality »u W477, end in 1875. 3 872. These figures tb not indicate any reaction against the RsjniHiesa* in that far off eastern Stale, cans aa are opposed to wiiat ia called the President s Southern Policy, to abandon the party, on the contrary they indicate that the party is united and randy for a vigorous onslaught ou tho enemies, front whenever called to do better for their principles, their party and it* chosen lead­ how only last fall, a man named O'Reilly, ers. It is a victory that will strengthen the born of Catholic parents, bat who bad hearts of the Republicans of Ohio and joined a Protestant church, was a candi­ Pennsylvania, if ihuy seeded strengthen­ date for office, and how m *oon .as be ing, aud cause them to work mor-i vigor- beard of fa be-instructed his flock and the owdy for a glorious triumph at the poll in the politicians that the Catholic chureh was a unit, and was controlled by the clerical authorities, and that it Would be though tbo Ruvilana were not doing what felt thia flail. The sermon created a great it was expected they could d-> or site the Turks are making a mueh mere vigorous defooao of their country than the world anticipated they'could make. '' Proudest Haye*’ rfait to the Booth be­ gan moot m»pieiou»!y with hie reception at bjuixville. Nothing cnuld exceed the henrtioewt and cordiality of hi* welcome The tcmjicranre cugaoixations are- diatributisg tracts showing the cost of lum to the city, with a view of awakening a dropw interest in tho fight they aro mik­ Hon. J. C. Burrow*, of Kalataasoo, h»» ing against it. Thu total number of a^ becn Invited to stump Ohio. Wo hope he rests in the city tor the qtrartcr ending will go, for he is the beet stomp orator in Sept 1st, waa 19,943. Of thaw the num­ ber iracesbic directly to rum was 14,090 ! Probably half the remainder could be traced indirectly to ram. but it ia safe to say that four-fifth* of the ent-nnous police force required to keep the peace ia the city, owo their employment to ram, aid ninety per cent, of the crime* and c*au|H- The Hepublicatu of tho great Blate of Pennsylvania met in convention on (ho fith loot at Harruburg, and nominated for State Treasurer, Wm. B. Hart, for Audi­ tor, A. M. I*aaimore and for Judge, J. P. Stenitt, and among others all of which aro sound to the cere, adopted the three following Itesolntiona, ihut will especially cuoimend tlkomaolrfis tea the ftvorablc coifitidcrauon of wvery thinking American cit- If f S A full line of Undershirt* and Drawers. fe HMHi man thia fail, for lire advance army are al­ ready in the Add. the chromo mills are running (o their full capacity, and tbs mook-fooud young man t* leaving ths city, and Boy a for FALL TRADE. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT eoo- for WHITE SHIRT in ths CSty. business surra. I SCARFS, TIES and Sill Handkerchief Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st, Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, tnoosly fergirre them —but to have shared the plunder wilh men end than-have than go back oa him, angers him. He says it was plaaaant reading when in Spain, the deuundatioaa of himself by men who were bis partner*, end who were living oa tbo money they stole when wilh him. fa iocreaaing every day and every hour. Broadway hasn't looked ao much like the Breadway nf old, for five yean. There is the.comfortable, old time certainty of be­ ing ran over, if you attempt to cruas at any time from nine in the morning till six at eight—there is the crash and smash of vehicles, and the curving of driven, there thcec .figure* before one, it fa ru> wonder is the crash aud din of thousands of that the pablie demand tin regulation, at the b’.«kadc of long linen of street am, all events, and extinction if possible. and the stages in apparently ioextrieaLle jams—there is, ia short, the good old un­ comfortable Broodway of the olden lime. iho enormous building, eight atorics high, and tilled from cellar to garret with the most inflammable materia), was entirely fonprovided with not u be dn> drawn on the fourth story, ecould '"’,d °°* and there were not only no hose fur the cztinguiahmsot of fire, but there were not COFFEE. SOAP The ItiU Power CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. STONE 'W-A.EIE. Vol. 22 Itf. Smith Hoyle & Prerton, p °-_p- Row»f» Co*». CoL Hpcakiog of Hale, it b a fact that tbongh bln was one of the largest piano factories in the world, he never made a piano that Gen. Butler wilt support tho President in hie Souther* policy. Tbo Baltimore Republican* al a convenlion Monday evening heartily indorsed the President s policy. as they did about carrying 6m-. Peensytvanu and all other States. LIGHT-RUNNING Ptmocratie distractions in New Jcarey Uvs mooted a cbanoe fo the Repohliseas ef gaining a United States Sesator- ‘DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE the aim rotwm bibb BEST. $Bg$20B'; jirimrsksT^ SWEET Heavy AV. Ixird ruled at the Saratoga mt Mitrg last week that the whole nnmbsr of 'pevwws in the poor bouare, includmg il these temporarily relieved, and ia the re­ form aad penal institutions, in Michigan, wu 54,210. ' Tlic balance of cash jn ths State trc»ury Sept. 1 was 1592^7.1,81, receipts during the week ending tiept. 8 w«s |28j)63.0€; payments during aatne time to abeodoa tho luxury altogether. ■ Then were 125328.91; balance in irtmaury die eoursc of the Irada has drtn-rd. Sept 8,1877, 1595,927.96, increase tr New York fa no longer the great Importing the week *3,554.15. Tbe offioerv of the Eaton county agri­ centre, for the western chics are receiving it direct Item China and Japan, via the cultural society are taking the utmost Jains to make the coming fair, which taken have been rushed upon the American place at Charlotte on B..ptm>bcr 26, 27 market bccMss of tbs improved focilitiee and 28, the beat exhibited. of the kind f<» getting it The importers wilh large stocks on land are suffering terribly, and Serin lata Par fate Oattaiir lata Full® wane lomr yean, and we think WU penona will do and ao on through the whole list of resj well to go and see this exhibitios of the peetablc maker*. He has been prosecuted product* of the Stale. Utr.o and qpin, hot he always managed to Chicken thieves relieved Mr. George jest keep pal of the ciutehc. of the law. Riehardsou, ofOmvis, Calbroa county, of 84 halfgrowu chickcnr a few nigl ta sines, ki*My kaving Mr. Ricbardroa four, how ever, to raiae soother brood next year wttic ■Blit ■Stic itaik D ing torus pianos, forging aa nearly aa he I’rof. Watxm of the Michigan Univercould tho names of reputable makers. ■tv, al Ann Arbor, announce* the discov­ Thus he would pul out a.piano under the ery of another planet of the eleventh ta*gname of “Steinway A Soos,” which aa ;norant or earelcm person would „fJ>ury.7 ' a^'' The State Fair io now In full operation aEppovlug It to be a Steinway. The Web at Jackson. The sf>w is the best for The Jovrri of ten will be gratified to know that tens ard lower in the great im­ porting hoastw than they .were before the war. Tbo reduction Ims been brought about by the decreeing demand. When wsgep wet* high the laboring man not on!y drank good tea, but bought it by the Political Noles. Only two counties in Maine were earned pound, aad the moderately well-off by tbo cheat. Now it Is different. The laboring by the Democrat, man buys it by tbo ounce, aad the better- DRESS BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. CAB8IMKRE8 and CHEVIOTS An investigating commiueo had Tweed on the Maisil, but they have not thus far got anything new out of him. Every­ body knew that the eity had been robbed ofmiltisiua, and they knew exactly who did it, and bow it was done. Tweed's tes­ timony, thus for, is only valuable aa a eonfc.rion from tho Imder of ths thievre, with aome mime particulars added. He may make some new disclosures before they get thnnigh with him, but it ia doubtltaL Tbe-old mankropsnp wonderfully well, and will, if be ever gets out, make troub­ le for bis euimica. He is very bitter, and dadra* nothing so mush as to get a chance compelled to bring their drinking waler from the third story ; consequently 'when Mr. M. B Gillette of Niles township ia the fito broke out among the varnfaboa said to have lost 160 hop by the cholera, and seasoned lumber, there were no means lately *’ of check ieg it, and an hundred men and women periahed miserably in the flames But Mr. Hale win get hfa-insurance on his burned buildings and stock, and will put op another just such a trap. may boeomo extremely mischievous in as­ sisting to diminish the popular respect for tbo decisions of lawful tnbunah. Third—Tbo long and rocwaftil exfateweo, under the laiws of Congress, of the doable coin standard warrants us in de­ manding an early repeal of the legialatir.t: which demonitixed silver and■ cxtablfabud an almost exefosire gold rtxndard, and we therefore favor a return to the free uh and nnrestricted coinage of the dollars of 1798 sod its restoration to tho position it held as legal toodcr during the eighty yrare of dur national exktaooa, thus preserving the equality . of tbo comnucteiai value of the silver dollar with the gold dollar keeping both ia circulation. BUSINESS and SUITS and OVERCOATS. IXIMIST JAtmsro. IMPERIAL SOAP Jt,! LANDS* TRIUMPHANT! worTtor-SE Thteffigaoeu from rariona pointe in Ohio is of tho moat cheering nature for the BspuWissas. Th. beet infonn«l Detnre esttet admit that the Ntsie fa 1‘kely to go and display to hideous, gtoidy, high-color. mi pirturw. which be will amaare you ssU at retell for ten tlolfan, or rather would tell at that price only lbs nuWfahcn of the Few-ifdrw pwhlfah them, ana they enimi be hod u any prire except by sub- Z HOWER ? REAPF.fi ’ �cpccial meettsg of the Common Com cil Mcoday cvralag, Sept. 17«h, 187*7. Ilia Honor Mayor Bcntosy in tho chair. Roll of Aldermen bring oiled the fol­ lowing were poorest: AUz-Abbey, Dewey, McNaughton, R«.-«ll, SpreMmg, Tomlireou red Yonng B-tmp Rafora CHb wrimd by to. Udi. Chririiaa Tereprranre I'.iou b^r. ^red toe Dining Hal) on the Fair ■ Grnnnds, and will furouh warm mreU *, 25 eta., during the retire Erir, There who have heretofore taken dinner at toe, Hall ontoc Fair Grounds nerd'out be, UM to. Ilamiap Udi. re. good, eo«k» and ample provider* and that they Ml - --------- AIX ABOUT TWE COUNTY. Cooler. Gold 103. Stato accuridea arc quiet.. Michigan Central stock* 591. Money ou call 36r,5 per rent. Fine xhuwer Monday morning. Hillsdale County Frir remmee I ^A grand vocal and instrumental concert | will be given at Union Hall on Friday, N I Dr. )lcCormick is making «rrungea»euta - Wo Ircartlfaythc boltuiu has dmbpod || to go to Newaygo to follow bis profosuion there. Wc are very sorry to lows' him but of the pCTwcution »uit of the People ! from our tuidet, we hope that aucecm may va. Delano and Sbepanl, by tho aetien cf Mr. Shepard in taking back bia wife to many friends who ray, racceaa Dr. Sunday morning the house of C. C. moit of Irtwta Stern, whose -Wore wB be Wolcott wan entirely. consumed by fire. opened <.ti Saturday for btuinra*. Ha ia | The cause of the fire is unknown as tbe lately from Allegan dty and has borne | I house had been vacant for some time, tbe here to engage in bminen perraauendy. fire was nut discovered until toe Games The attention Of our readert ta exited to had broken through tho roof and had got tbe new advertisement of Vimar Bro*. too for to bo axtinguiahwl an wo have no That M a buriuren firm doing imrirnwr co way of putting oat fire* rely by carvyi ng btuioesi prindplea aad worthy of tha en­ water in poll*. Tbe house was irearcl in tire confidence and general patronage of the Barry and Eaton Company. tho public. Tbe Udlen' Foreign Murireury Socfaty Tw'fho Tomperonce Reform Chibs of in connection with the M. E. church, will Berry County. be entertained by Mrs. C. G. HentJy of You ore reopectfully requested to for­ her residence on Grwm street. Geotianen aru Invited to to' lea, and a curdis! invita­ ward to Jomre Clxrkc Pnw. or H. H. Briley Srety. of the Hwtings Reform tion extended to alL . Club, tbo oomo of your dub, the date of Rev. Mr. Wiikineou of A»n, Grme* nrponituion, the nomre of yam 1’ree. end see county preached for the BopriM socie­ Sretyn the number of membere, time end ty oo Sunday IW. aud we undersUud a piece of moering sr.d any other inform two proposition hu b«n made to himtobouiuchtog the ternpeexoee work in your lo­ eome line paolar of tho church, bat we do cality yon deem advioxbte. um know whether ho will acrept. Tbe object ia to known, near re may l/rcv. Goo. W. Sherman for the pari be too omoant of good t>.t bu boon aocmplianod. and prepay n»™ work of tho Winter Campaign. We the Toatporaoew Workers of Barry county ought to hold iatereriiog mreliug. in every poMie ball, church and ached bouw i» Briry cuunty during tho coming winter, and to more effectually work for Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety o( MS, MLS, M lliHHH, Toilet Articles to any varimyx.! kind or price. Hagen . Magnriia Brim Charm uf Beauty, the iaffi. all koow'irUet. Morel Books, Office end SAool Stationary, Blank and Memoroudun Books, in any style at your own prior. Your patrooace m Adopted by ayes aad nays as fbllawa. Ayan—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. McNaugh­ ton, Itaucll, Hpauldiug, Tomlinson and T«a<-7. —tromUing io toci- boot a for toeir scrip*, and kft With the firai returning train, without aoeiug one lento part of abo win­ try they first act out to see aud explore. There are now about forty atesm raw Mills in tho Hills, acd about m maay Stamp Mills, ranging from fire to forty stomp ItaUcriea ; two imeltcro, eight steam pumps, two assh and door fartoriw, two bre-wrrim; and when a little more than, eighteen month* ago a few raineri’ were ooopod up in tho braib, and under trees, there is now a city of about leu thousand iuhabitonts. DRY GOODS! years, tome fields of wheat aad oat* were dertroyod by them, a iiulo of tho early i corn suffered svme. am! garden* were somewhat injured, but 00 the whole we wonc. The bog cholera baa broken out very hndlr here tot* summer, owing m I think to M much water ia tbe spring and di-iug a fearful work cf detraction. Farmere.bave lent from 10 to 150 hop and oo<-half ot the hop that are yet alive are now «iek. Taking altogether timo* look hard, but there seem* to be a eliwrfulnaw prevadiag all that ■ a aure guarantee that the people are not dieepurapd. Wo know that we have »• good a country u the ran ahinee upon and that tho time mil irarcly ctimo when we will bo noon more4rrwjierv^s aad ean laugh st our present fear*. Th» political pot ia begiuuiag to boil and as wo elert our county officer* ia Nov. there is coasidarahlo figuring to bo dorm ia ail ran co of tfic convention. I suppose we shall also decide at the Nov. ciectiou, the quretton whether wo will adopt township organialioM or remain under county commuaiooera. If tho township erpniaation bad been like youn iu Michigan I would moat heartily support it, but there on- swne oi.jectinoabls f.aturre that way kin I.W Wc sell goods at a very small advance on the firat cost. We sell more ready-made Clothing than any house in this city No matter liow low you can buy goods in tkher stores, we will sell you the same articles al less price. We adhere strictly to the one price system. Our trade is increasing every year, which is a sure sign that we sell goods at lower prices than any other firm J We can sell goods at small profit liecanac we can ’ than others on account of our selling so many _ Our clothing is cut as stylishly and will fit ax 'well ai\any made to Order. Don’t forget to call and sec us. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal 8L, .■era I have on hand a full stuck of Dry Gooda of latest styles anti also GRAND RAPIDS. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. DRESS GOODS toil aud Ft. Pierro, which is two hundral and fifty mile* shove hero; which leave* too over-fond dhlance from Fl. . Pierro to the Hill* liUlo kai than one hundred and fifty miles, which ta at least -one hundred and fifty miles nearer than by any other evening, October 12ub, for tho benefit of | toe Haatiog* K. O. P. Baud. The mu• The Bi.ird uf Supervbon m 1 aieri part of tbe enlcitaiument haa been Monday October 8. . placed in tbe hand* of Mr. J. de Fielireki of Grand Rapids, whore reputation m pianGovernment Bund* are weak in | i*t and mtuical director is wc® established thy wifb gold. I rend you to day by registered k-Uar Half fore on toe Michigan Centred to ! ih tbe Northwest, The participant* in ’ toe concert will bo Mr*. Bello Header- •Sub suba.-riptiou to Bxnxui. I have Jarireonthta wrest. •Hott, Mr*. Frank Banril, Mima May read itelr.TMre many years with pleasure Witoew the efiict; wheal J 1.33 fur the Barlow aad Carrie Goodyear, Mrs. Eli bort on nor ttreeu yesterday. Galloway, Mr. Juliu Rm*U, Sir. J. de as afraid I am a prw pay master and al­ Read the foals ofO. I). SpauUiag Fielireki and Mr. Albert Aoderoou a «o!o though I would Mill like to ore it* tare **4 the Star Clothing Home. violiatat of great dutuoetiou from Grand weekly you would not bo to blame if it / TU Hastings Chon dub ia stall at work Rapid*. should be stopped, «o I will remit ait-above Time, here are quite hard for farmers*, wheat in toi< immediate vicinity wm Bead the advertisement of B>tQ>m Yesterday Sept. 17 Dr. Young assisted stricken with black nut, and ctxuK>|oently Burnell. They ray they menu bumrere is a very po_r crop. We hate com of all Temperance meeting al 4 o'clock n«: I by Dr*. McCormick and Griswold removed a Urge tumor from the cheek of Mira ages and degrvo. of goodnere from field* Sabbath afternoon at the Court Hottae. that will make 60 buiheta per aero down CkristUr of Assyria. Tbo Firemen ot this city will have tl to nothing. Feara rd toe pnaaboppers John R. Crites, our young and enter­ rfance of tbe »eaaou ot Union Hall oo tl prevented tbe sowing of much s-ataA groin ' prising attorney, has gone home for a eveuisg of October 4th. and tU planting uf more cora. TTho wet short time for the benefit of his health, spring made planting late, cauaiag some' J. T. Bril A Co., ask the aUou i "John, don't stay long." entire failure*. In my ntimauou the main men who derim an agency for ths Al. Troutwine lias exchanged his Bar­ ervp. stood about tbu*. Wheat quantfty । fruit trees. See adrrrti*cuico£j ! ■ I her atsop and contents for a farm with sown 50-per cent Ices than corp moo, yield | We hear that the youngest eon of; Edwin Fallal of Middlevilk, wax drowned 'I Welcome O'Dell. Al says ho ha* shaved 90 pct cent; corn planted 150 per cent— ’ enough and now will try fanning for a- 50 per rent-will average 100— 25 per cent in toe Tbornapple river tan Thursday. 50 per rent and 25 per cent, cats sown b to be a sheet and pillow case [ | Her. C. G. Thomi* the M. E. Pa*tor 75 per cent, yield 110 per coat; Barley,, social with tableaux at Good Templar* I for the put year, is to remain another year 80 per cent, yirl-l 10O per cent; potatoes ' Hall mx>o. A treat ta in etore for the greatly to the salitfaction not only of the 60 per rent, yield 50 per cent; rye 125 j people. member* of this church bet of tbo citisena per eent, yield 90 per eOtit. Forty cento win pay for tbo Bajtxxx Tho heavy storms of but spring destroy- ‘ until January 1*11878. Try It and Me If «1 a verrdarge pe^eenb ut gramhoppera you do not dorm it wise to sub*cribb far ! while they were young. The-oounty fur­ the ensuing yfear. nished a large amouolof eoeFtar and' . Report* from our aohool show an nn- | and we trust that many more may *re tbo flaifonu to cutch them and many mlllioc proeodented atteodsnec, and give very flat-1 ■ evil of their waya and turn therefrom. tering notires of the new Haperrnteuflent, I Ow r WANZER i BARNES (8uoee«»n< to Barmm * Co.) Phoenix Block* HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Drugs, Patent Mtdirims. Humacpathic Hcnadix. From among the many people, that Use ’iaUt/l ths Hilta, 1 jresumo some came from yuor vieinily, which perhaps have already returood, riek and dtagreted, aad not wilh oal much reaaoa for their □pinions, for no country that is m oo«: . bl. a. the Hilta. creold U rich sm^h to afford bumnu* for the touurand* thu arc Sabbath WM sole pressed by. the Prosre-u| Ung Attorney on Thursday, for the resrou th»t the prosecuting witocm, Oliver E. Woodruff, could not be found ou the day . for the trial. Thu cause U ot loo ■ much importance t.. bothusracrifiood, and ahould be commenced again without delay. , Tbe liquor Uw mart be enforced aud al) person* who violate any of iu proviaion* made to pay tbe rjtirtme penally provided City Drug Store! of al! the popular pattenia and best qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of Men's and Boys' Clothing to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at price* that will aatonuh all. Come in and look over my stoti. Which lias stood the teat for years and still stands at tbe head of the list for light draft, durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchasrug a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to call and examine the Jack­ son Wagotf before purchasing elsewhere. Come and see our Single Buggies & Platform Spring Wagons HATS AND CAPS. I krep constantly on hatsd t full assortment of men's und ' boys’ Hats and'Caps. Blaisdell's Celebrated Clover Huller, The only machine now manufactured that threshes and hulls the •eed'in one machine. All who intend to purchase Clover Hullers this kcosou should call on us immediately, as there ia so ?-eat a demand that late orders wilt have trouble to get machines, erms liberal, with a large discount for (cash. We also sell the A full line at very low figures. Come and see them before buying elsewhere. We Must Have Money. PROMPT PAYMENT A Treeherx examinati m will bo hold at; the Carlton Venter School Hdum on Set-! urday tbe 20lh day of October, A. D. 1877, at R o'clock A. M. Teeebera will please provide themselves with pens and of tbe Superinundort. I aba!) require . fre of »I from each male red from each fcmalo applicant receiving a certifi­ cate. CLABK A. Rant.on Carlton Township, Sept of Shook. ' st w k Manufactured by Phelps Bigelow of Kalamuoo, the best working and most desirable mill built. MESSER BROS. Drop in anti see those late styles of Prints. All styles at bottom figures. BOOTS AND SHOES Illi UM! CHESTER’S CURE! RunarjgsroiHi nonm -Asthmai Call a' lie Sin if tteBlG HAT. Bronchitit, Catarrh, la offering to all tbelxrgrat aaaortment As cheap as the cheapest and warranted as good as any in the market. of H ATS, CAPS and NJBHI5G GOODS FUR to be found outGENTS' e Joke comet in, KE IS SELL IKO T/1EK AT Jftrcn LOWER PIUCES-Vm't fail to ore the gooda be­ fore pnrehariag. \ Hay Fever. Colds, Ac. AadUlbUMsMirtih* >rr Oraa*. WONDERFUL CURES Ranrtlife Momialstnx PSTUWS Wanzer & Barnes. DRY GOOD REWS TO YHK PITBUil! GOODS, CLOTHING, ILAT8 and CAPS, . GENT’S FURNISHINGS, STOCK OF GBOCEUB . — B, ik. —tt. of too many township officer*, to-wit a supervisor an assessor and clerk beside the smaller offices, after the MMMment toe clerk make* out the tax roll leaving LADE’S RIADI-IADE CLOAKS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY, Barlow L Goodyear serin eril upon tboen indebted to them aad want toesi to remember that they Lavs pm timely no­ tice tlisl all aeeonnte mu-t bn oottfad by September first. They now wnnt it un­ derstood that they rotis: what they mu! wlsrat. The foe< ta, there ia no beUer wheat market ia the Stoto than Haatinp, sad our f.r»«. will find i« •» if Andrew their wheat to other pho*. Bar. L. Msatcre, the new pastor of the Hom** Square in the aftaroaoneided abHiV “d BUuJJ' be"i‘ eloquent parior won him «»y I IUv E H. Baser will deliver an ilhnsn-l BU*- MM < Vdwbjl “ *PI* 7^"* TOBACCO. taw items from' toe out .ide world or ter­ ritories Bight be of lotarMt to your paper, I venture tbta re a short and . general <ta^r^tfan af Um mireral field’ of Dakota, of Wbfeh *0 much ha* been mid through tbeBcwsppere; which »»* ata. toe mean. DEFI COMPETITION n . ..... .............. _ rem Hall, Charlotte, ou the evening M Hepmabsr 2fL ! Hom Henry 8. Cbnbb, has gone to 1’hiladripbta to fill an M«<MM<rt far . I CARBOLIC OIL mretk oU baby, wbe aaid she will U 14 years oM •’ey tember TO. The Norther.. MkU-vjiu agricultural society will bold iu first uuul four M LINIMENT �Lsgals. w.-tesssfestetjs I am giuia' oU and bare, to have thinp wich they aiuT uod. to in Um aouth. And bcanloa all thisrtbry are too bandy with 'tbeir weapon.’ down tlwr'. iu H.r' North when they git after us they srrret us, and take* ua very carefully to a jaiL and they brings ua tracta, and trusts uv , ' I - Msn vimt ua, to try tbe effect of kmdsicss I ou us srrit>' bore, aud they feed us mighty . Well, and altogether, it ain't a bad thing । al bi. p-l iu October. . for a rest. And then we git* out, and; Senator Morton i* rapidly recnvevitsc gws our way, recuoperatid, and good for. from his late ateruung illnrea Tbe annual leather product cf Cindwanti is nrtituated al *7,000,000. M* MM«s UM .fIk. wteMrewtot*. ta rat-rtam**r MsMlas v*X7 Aa4 wkal Ualoc, cnaplt wore. AoS k«v tksr Uwkte. ate how thrr t» r» Aa# whalhse J?« tasrM «as«tos ssta. ain't far off, and they git on their borare and hunt us. And they don't arnwl us , nuiher. When they come Up with ««/ they are jeal a* likely aa trot to put a ! charge of buck-shot through us, for ther' ’ ain't no inquiry about >ur;h thjpps. Out: of. a party of fourteen of ua that went down into North Carolina, only fire ever ’ got back north. And then I don't like trigger*, aod you have to do a great, deal । deal of stayin' with 'em. Nigger* ain't to ■ my taste. I never did like 'em, and I | :«ALC. rereasareretbreSasarenwr raluwi taaftaHas■lasar ret only reUmd?ire carte »•“-■•. TiZ- ““BalTbreaTii. Geuarsl Rwing accepts tbe challense to bold a joint discussion wilh 8taaley Matcan't orereome tbo pnjudia. They are an .j thews after September 15. wSnateRUaasOMTUrerMroteMM. ttareo.t T«t OMIT Till/—IXTXBVtrimki a interior rare.'' The Emperer of Braxil waa al Lisbon 1 •—— . -Dun't you find it rather hard to find . | the last week in August, haring finished comfortable places to sleep, in the city ?'* . | his sight- seeing in Spun “Sometimes. Now and then ws git in­ Tbe enonuotu quaatily of 420,000.000 i Thu destraction of Hale's piano factory to the station-house, aad there are always pounds of rosin wu* produced in the Uni­ cutiot he- ranked among the great firre, empty boxes aad warm corners. Il ain't ted State* for the year 187C. for it »u only one s«|ttarc that was burned. There are but two depositon ia th* Bank of Kagi.nd vfa, hw,. lanrer areounta z ot loiitite. than th* late Brittham Yoowg had. it will be remembered far yean. Proba­ bly one bunded nets, women and children Glancing at Peuasylrauia the New York pepcra arc not moved to com meat were burned to death, and many more 00 ••The Death of the SUvrr Lnoacy." were injured. This loas of lift waa entire­ s^TBeadache. ®“^ui^e'lSi”'iipiiiir' ly. uunrccaaary: Here w\^ a great six Daruu lUthechild of Paria has pur­ chased tbe celebrated picture gallery of Van Loon at Atnatcrdsin for <SO0,O<X). story bunding, full of rambuitiblm, and crowded wit!;, working people, and tbe ou- Texas will make this year 7#0.000 bake J -Swtea^^Mwretea. tSateria) ant faaias ♦* .. ................... —. escape. So long WM Umi building that It w. impo-ible for those anywhere jn the centre to get to the. ladder*, ne<Tof those who succeeded in yeaaing through tho nook a and flamo from burning vnrnish aad paint, only a few got’ oitutdo where they and kept use at it two j ....,go within a hundred . Key is Ju favor of Government Savings mile* of that dty, if I knew it, for a for-|i Bank*. Shall wc supplement it, as In tune. Think of workin* ten boun a day, I, France, by Government pawnbroker*' sj.op ■ ’ and fordin' us on bread and water 1 They ' Tl.e grave cf Santa, i Griswold Good­ don't know how to treat people the'.'' rich (Pater P«rl«y) at Southburv, Conn., Tho vagabond went away, with an ex-1 ia marked only by a plain slab bearing a simple inscriputiu. The remembrance of h'q brief stay in To- ' At Bolton,'England, lately, Mr. Glad-, Isd-H w)icre tl.e city is wian enough to i stone cut down a tree In the preaenoe of a make them earn the bread they cut, waa j large party of cxcurrionirts and then adtoo much for I im. He dcubclraa brooded i dreswed th tu briefly from the stump. IIAIB RAPJDS DIVISION. The Reliable Sh#rr Uu •tn ttnis snail window* that opened to the ladders there was the same jam that blocked the Wnf tlio Brooklyn theatre, aad soon* rd miserably within a few feel of tostxj'str.sfsiaair too place of carape. A thousand dollar* in iron ladders at proper interval* from over it all day. An cxrltatig.! aaya: “From all part* of the country will shortly arrive each story would have enabled every perWhat Toledo does, every city and town ; •oo in the building to escape. There,| in the country should do. The moment a | complete iuteUiprooe of several hundred thi: .riruwnj.moiru.co. ought to be a law in every State compel­ j beggar appears on tlio streets ot th»i city, j ling ManufiteUinm who mass Urge num ;■ be i. arrested, is taken to bartacks provid­ number* of ^moplc tn do tHs, and make J ed for such cuinberers of the earth, aod if MEDICAL tSUfiGICAL USTITO. «uc|> provision, and in a .very, liberal man I sbteai work is ast to b, taking stone. ner. <Wy a year ago, the uioe tragedy!I kXwn his time'is up, he is given a loaf of occurred in a factory in Massaebuactu, jI bread and a piece of meat, aad is d inn bred ; audio the city of New York, there areal' with the areuranco if be return’ be will be j thousand building’ liable to jro *r any time. I retained a i*tiH longer period. None of But St won't be don,-. There will bo a I ! them return Kyery state in tire 1'ttion great deal said, the Hale s whin they ro-1। ought, this winter, to hare legislation etn-* _, _ build, will probably pul on tbair building j powering magirtnt« to commit thcao; each other for Turks they fought We laddrns, bat no owe <h* will, and rr. ‘‘prrtr. at sight- Tbornly will hsre fifty j'700 ,'-*J C,ikuwinter. imer. Who wno will win *> gn out out m a* aeon aeon as as spring spnng ,0',“ “ 'Ju,Ur- I-sst w«k hu J. exprou lfrM) mi o-riou e«»* lx i»< »or*W« tl SriaStorE xwltwr wl'k aa Mt.raws fc.vftwo.1, Sca-UTUn SS«eja~ESE=E= 99 POULTRY WORLD. . A .Ultette ItliulrMM M.atMr. rM of them is a thief, whenever thieving ean I i,oy. he ’did what little them wm to do. ^X’a^.KK’UW?!ii of axauspa. vary soml Tbw eted «cMon be done safdy, and munler is only sb-1 To day ibe e«-occrn of which he was jar I SMB, fores. , cotauw^.l m Um, murth^art, aad the rtaiued from bnrauio it iso'c *sfe Tbe. rn’ v“’P,n’’ nearly 15 ttfiAl person* ad ran it guard -jf tlw army hu already •ramp proper osrnc to this eoantiy frmu shown itself. The sturdy ibicrtw are gel-; Eagland, but it wasn't long till the Amrrting more and mare cumr=\rruha porks,- iran vagabond adopted his tactic*. They have signs aud language of their own, *nd hall-ways that are earelertey left open, are when: oar ar two are seen, you may be Mwjc already robbed. There is ta alarm­ sure there are more. They work io gang*, Ing increase nf Hardy, unshaven, janabora, .and can bo rallied within a few hour*. unkempt men standing on the streets, They are viciooa. useless and dangerous, looking with villainous eye* inlohouww, to and society owes it to itself to extirpate a*T whether robbery <t b4.-pa.-y wHf do them. There ought to ba the mast r<rinbaH, ' aad the polio are becoming inure geet legislation against them in all the and more busy with vagrant*. Thore slates, thia winter. affect inn* wre deeply cenrentratod/ Such who got far west during the summer, arc hare beeiHbc adversities of the finest nSst here yet, but when they come we> We of New York are looking anxiously player in the wopld, before be has reached to the western states that hold elections 13. Booth never riaita tho thaater that I asked aw of them which he preferred, this fall. It would bo a ahamo if the Re­ bcare his name. lie ia seldom sera in the dty or tho country, with chinning; publicans allowed themstevea, by apathy publi.-, bul oeewaiotully one may are a frankness be answered, the country, of' or any feeling of discontent, to bo bratsa pile-fared and xb.iugUful-ioohiMf twm> pacing Bruadwa/ as ft a rertwis. with course, when the weather is warm enough Preoidcut Hayes if the first man occupy- something ind.vcrib.iblc »trikimt in hrn .to admit of sleeping in the open air, or In log- the chair, who ever attempted any.1 nahUmi d«, .1Axail A. t> I' SKEStes "ItSWSi, MBS RAILWAY COMPANY 5353532353484823532353235353 thing like genuine reform in tho manage- 1 , Mid the vagabond, "in'ths city the cops are al waya a wiuehin- of u», Md.yam«M>'t do nothin' without takia’ a NnT. risk. Bat ia tUiouMry, blew you, ther* ain't nothin' to stand io the way. Two of us watches till the men are are away in the fields, and wo know ther' ain't nobody in ths h«w»e but wowtou. Then we goswtep and lifts for sulkin' to eat, wich we don't recly want, for ws kiu kill and roast as many chickens as we want. deter* reform, Il h dM tktmanhhs M will as hint, that this fall they ewdorwa him. Ohio, and Pennsylvania, ought both to be carrred by ibe Republican*, by decided majoritim. ' If the Republicans of tbe country could be here and know bow gi­ gantic were tbe erik be attacked, and bow thoroughly be rooted thrm out, they GEO. WOODS &• CO.'S PARLOR ORGANS And if they could realize haw tLapcrately the Democracy are fighting to got oontrok' to cat, we aighte about, 'and if ther' is any four year* from now. they would take MT loore property layin' round, wo gobbles it. their coats and are to St that this, the pre­ If the womca mak e any fuai we show * liminary skirmish, is not lost. Let them pfttol. and that ctsdr it. We don t atrel re of tbn pnvrrarorot, tedlbaa. that ba ia purging the civil servim. and that he ia doing all that man can do, to purify and reform the guvkroment. and asy bv their votes that they approve of it. It would bo a bunting shame Io lore the elociiuiM ilroad M!® «r*»• fits =-gteS !~ . is better ^d is getting better every d«y. Tbe southern moreliants are here in great number, and are buying largely. Th# question u io threw being 4'Uftp snd healthy trade tMs winter. Tb^N'orth ia a Hute behind, but they are coming, and TOr;;,..., „ tbe stream ia iaereaaing ii volume every day. The weather is delightful, and the PltTW. •at, without invading bousca, what do you health of the eUy i. good. want to taka there ebatseca far F GEO. WOODS <ft CO.. Cambr te-.r •®3ssrft' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-09-26.pdf 50cd9bcaf0e984ced7c28d3f00d449a1 PDF Text Text Tfr 4*f»lw|X xaTls pmscHLuu bm® am VOL. 22. NO?2X HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., SEPTEMBER 26, 1877. WHOLE NO. 2068. . who had an . falerview with Fnaidenl Haye, w^lk on tU way to Fremont, Baked fcPrc•idcnc how he ramc to evnstruct policy, whtrh ws» teemingly « at vari­ ance with Lb recent view, while on tbc MBWP in Ida lent Gubernatorial camprin , and it it gnw upoa him gradually. The President replied as fjfowi: "Wei!, «•*- la Jnlit’ PHYSICIAN A SURGEON 5^22 OCR STOVES look at PHYSICIAN & SURGEON DENTIST ‘ Midiiai. Nadivflk We would call the attention of Farmers to tbo ■ Jackson Wagon iTTOKintTS AT LAW. aUSWt.n ia A*i Citaitucr, ___ ju«> H.Ca:r»a. U. C. PECK It AM." PHYSICIAN A SUHGEON, • i. a ■* r.re. . IMTfttK OF Tai: VKACK. IWawM dhiteettee UEORGK D BARRtKN. WeK.9SBas‘T"<""“ Which has stood the test for years and still stands st the head of the'list for light draft durahilit-y and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchas­ ing a jragou. we can make it to their ad• vantage to call and examine the Jack­ son Wagon Wore purchasing , elsewhere. Come and see our Which are all fully warranted^nZd selling at prices which cannot help but please We are also agents in the • County of Burry for | Among the argument, that doobdca* । will be, breauac it Us been, used in favor | of a reriliun of the tariff and a reduction of dutiro, at the next rcaaioo of Congrem, is that Inwvr rate, would stimulate import* iacrcaao the rrvetro- from cu«tom.«, aud replenish the ircaaury of the nation. Un­ fortunately for Ihb plea, experience con­ tradict* every partof it, except what j»1*1® to lb. augmeoteUoi of import.: yte even thia fail* after a time, rince iho influx of foreign merahandire soon paraiyxre Home ioduMry . reduce* wages, take em­ t loymadt away from a multitude of skilled IsUrcra, and diminiahe. th. p.rehaaing power of our population. The mot .yMcmade and pmiMcnt at­ tempt to reduce thi* rcuhtry to the opera­ tion of a low-duty policv wu made through the tariff law uf March 2d. 1833, hbtori , eally known ** "The Compromise Aet," South Carolina Urea taken step* to Du] ify, If ncOHMry, eyes by military force, the erllw-tiomi of rareen. item cMtom, ! within the tx.uadarie* of th. State, and the act Uving been naMed to reconcile ut the 11 th day pf July, le32, entitled, ‘An .et to alter and amend the acrerai acta impoeing dutiea on import.,' or by any other act. ahall exered 20 per eenlum on tbc value thereof, cor-tauth j.a^t of aueh cxcwre abaM be dedttetod, from and after the 31re dar of December, 1S35, another tenth p*rt thereof ahaD In deducted; from and after the 31 at day of Deewmber, 1837, another tenth part thereof .hall be deductad; from and-aflcr rhn Slat day uf Dereto her, 1839, another truth part thereof.hall be deducted, and from ami after the 31m day or December, 1811, one-half of the reniduc of Mtch excraa ahall be deducted tad from and after the 30th day of June, 1842, the other half thereof shall be de- Tb«»e prorufous were Urge CUDcna.wn* to tbc Free Trader*. According to their theorieu orery .ueccreirc reduction ofdui tire, under the operation uf thVUw, ahculd The only machine now manufactured that thredhea and bulls, brought a further development of the seed in one machine. All who intend to purchase Olover have the ioduMry and a greater meamre of Hullcrs this aeasou should call on us immediately, as there ia so prosperity. Hut the exact contrary waa great n demand that lattrorderj will have trouble to get machine*. the fact. Bofurc the third tenth of the Terms liberal, with u large discount for cash. We also sell the reduction of duties amid taka effect the financial panic and coHapwe of 1837 precip­ itated produetion and commerea into balplem aupineucra and filled the land with bankrupteiea. By a table annually pubiiabed by the Secretary of the Treentry, it Manufactured by Phelps 4 Bigelow of.Kalantauoo, the best appears that the value of import, rrtornrd for erMumption wm, in 1832, 976.981*,• working and moat desirable mill built. 793; in 1833, 988,293.57(1; in IKK, 9103^08.521; inJ835, 9129.391.347; in 1836. 9168-33.675; in 1837. 1119,13*, 226; iu 1M2 988,440,5*9, .ftcr varinw. fluotutatioto. Aenordiug to the Mme table the import, prr capita for home cotuump lion, were m follow* 1?33, 95.61; 18X1. 96.25; 1834.97, 00, 1H35, 9365; 1836. 910.90, 1837, 67.53; tad in 1842, H67. Hero b coaduM.a proaf of our auertion that the low-duty policy quickly Mimdak* importa, then, by reducing the purebanng power of the recple, prooMd* to a decline of import.. It was tbc vwy exceaaiveim­ portations that led to the ruvul*ioo of 1837, and deatroyed cor proaperiiy. The pro»tmti<.:i cootin tad and waa in tctoiSvd. When wo reached the date when MESSER BROS. ’ JUHMQ.«»U*S»T» £ <% C.llOLHROOM. Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, vnliirni, both Goreremtnl and people were in.a deplorable coodiliou. Bo Monty waa tbc treasury of the United State* that Pnint-a, Oils and Varnishes. the President eould not draw hfa .alary, and l«o wu cotapcfad to retort to one of the neighboring broker* for temporary Farmers, examine the WIARD aceaantncxiitior.r. Congnwa bad authorised Y- J- JhrtJ a loan of912,000,000, but it mold not be at home er abroad. In bis Carriaae, Sin ai Oraaaental PLOW, before purchasing others, negotiated second animal mmraga, December 7th, PAI NTER • 1842, Preaideat Tyler mid: Every onewaranted. J Al A. M. IMeriagt Sbap “It waa the anzioa* derirv of the exeeoJefforeonSL, that, in the effort to Mgotiate the Those contemplating buying tive loan abroad. tbo American negotiator might be aWaUj point, lb* mon os-loader to the Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, ....... J. I,. FISH. irroanY at law.^AjM l-artiral.ir altealtas «!’*■ i* fhirnrniTig & Filing Saws Rmmmbre th. rteM* Icmnl'*"1 Wm. H. rt“ Goodyear. pgaaucBmi isawPEOPLES DRUG STOREPhyrau'a 1‘i^nptiooB and Family iteriixm cmMy f«- p.reflwilh Dro*«»nd CkmAmb of pare. qonliy °nty. _ It mm* .Wntriy impmriblc for the vaitor to tU Pormanool hjtkibttiow at PhilatUpba, to witnra. ia ihta or anv other country a more beautiful right than that whirit present* itaclf ftntn tbo wet gallery efHortirolttiral Hall. TU print­ er'. ait would lammtobly fail in portray­ ing ita charming variety, aad’tho pen pie turn of tU muM accotupliabcd writer upoa botanical .abject* enold tearwdy du better in an attempt to truthfully .dmerib. th. i*uri«ariug beauty of thia variegated and flower-covered jdaan. Being neither an arliit nor boteaiM, we can rive only a general daeriptioo of tU Protniww mode ia time of aMiction re­ Hal! and •urroundin’i, remarking, howev­ er, that aueh a view is seldom seen more quire a better memory than people com­ monly pomm. Indolence b a stream which flown slow­ ly on, bat yM nndermitwi the foundrtxn ceinprmon b more jiguifimut chan before, M follow. Fifta-s yowi. codiwg June 30th. 1961, m4« iL low duly policy. 97H.O67.548.46. with fiftreu y«n audvr tbo Vgb duty po&y, 92.278.950,07*. 87. Under fifteen youaof high duty tariff* the rereBUe under Iftecu ymro of low-duty tariff*. Tht» dbptricy* wwaM'fmvc been .till grow Ud k no* been for *h« n-rerrly dbUnbing influence, of the chB ww. Afls ifoil the total* mowatod up rapidly until dm mmic. Even mum tb.t rmbfoa ■ • dr. c. hlsseeu or AnvtKTisrsa. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don't buy any Furniture or Picture Frame*, until you have priced their Goods, for you will safe money by it. Everybody knows they are the only prvdigtotM, u compared with say yesr of the low-duty period; and, but for the need, of an trimeaw oMtoeal debt, would bo more dun the Government reqrinn. by many Bullion.. Our exhibit* amdarirdv ahow that a thoroughly protective tariff is the bat for revenue lib al*> bat for tU people, both individually and collectivdy. Tbeso thcorvlic reformere who talk about rodumng th. duties, in order to in crease (ho reeeipta from the dat*M are either knave, or fool*. TUir pretended wisdom, viewed io *U light of experience is only lU noosome of folly. Ifumritu Mtely, Coogreas should art on the advion ef tUnc ioeenspMcata, a Pudora's box of rvib would bo opened end empti.-l in thi* Wolfing Tow. One of our ib*urd wxfal UstitaHoo* b •Ito wwMioX Peririoo, or rommoa kdm, or loan otli« popM^ ibuuid dictate tbit Burner ommoniearitoaM be .implc muI unawentation*, ud flat after thr ceretaeny i. peiformod tbo <*ln of Mme ■ *>c<l Mcituion u abtoiutriy nccvMary, not -«!y for the future bcalui of tbc wife whore nerve* are already etcrMrrincd by tLu exeitatneut of what b to her a tremru Juiui erect, but for th. fouadatioa of an door the wold Dram attic. * The Indian Urabmina nwUirr Ml nor th thy feel, covered by curved roof, of iron kiU any non of anima!*, nod it fa certain they have not done no formore than 2000 and glare. It i* located co LaaMownn terrw a few hundred feet north of tbc I’rrm.MuL Exhibition building. It eoM 9251,937 to build it. Among the rare tropical plant, and tree, mind. It waa a hard fought engagement, and for a time we eould nut tail bow it fa H-irticultural 11.11 am a Mgo-palm, .f would cod. We who were in command nrvuluti.mary fiime. tt hiring belonged to had determined that, if a certain moremeat naulted in one way, wt> wowM wire certain order. ; but if it • rmultad other- which the palm leaf fana are made , ban* wire, different orders -would be given. na-trec* io fail bloum and barring fruit, j With uur fieJd-glamcn we waro - watching mahogany-.eocoa-, guava-, papaw , UKvorethe courre of thiags. All at oooe I row a trow and Encalyptu*. or ;-um-tree of Auaotnmwfou in lito lb Irkat. of the fray I Media. Among the largcM Icafod of them tropThe arti’kry bad got to work ted were,. chrowiag abel'ti f*.tud with sparring aim iaal plaBta are tbc banana and Col-raia aainto aJid rank* of the eactny. Heads ! tiporum. The leaf of the banana ta from were being blown from their bodiea, arms jrevtn <o ten feet in Jcncth. and from to twenty-four ieebro in width, and lega were torn from lli.ir tocketa, and -rights ' aoub *ent to one world or the. other, all o! . rtEk and daliertn riude of preea. New York, with a populatfoa of 1J00,unprepared; and yet I rejoiced and coo-, The Mem of th- Ccfowi* amii]uonim ia i abqat eight feet loop and nine inch* in I OOa.haa 2,f.OO poluc, and Brooklyn, cwrutnforar.ee M. the fane, tapering gradu- |; with Ulf . milliqa, has Ml policmM. | The areas of the two citiea are (be same. was it? Il waa because we were at war. ' ally until it dimmiabra to half an inch ia I Thai one word solved in my mind the | diwiMcr, from-which u aupported a heart- 1 Alluding to Hadcr'a ewtimate that one problem of the Sooth. The people were al abaped leaf, three feet acroM it* UroedcM. !I female Uttar-fly will lay 20,006 «gn in a te-atac. (be Danbury Xnr, tfainkT^it. a war ; three waa a conflict going on. The ! part and four foci length. Among the auraller plant, are th. cof- -i pity a fly eowldn’t be grafted M • Um" aocial Mad poliuoal relation, of the people were not natural. not hannoafocA There ' fee tree, bearing eoffeo grains ; ferrw, dateMr. Spurgeon, who baa been ennfasg were dUurUng elements among them, and pdma. fig-, lemon-, and orange Crew*. along the caret of Sretia.d. Km been The butankal garden, •umorodiar Har ' whil- they exfated, or were unduly active, ■ I.. . . K— — —. ■ , . .1 ... । Uiadtural Hall embrace about two bubdtrd ! preaching to the HigUamiero. His cooaul forty ocrea of ground, a large yrojtor-!| gregatioo Urc numbered from 3,000 to mt pie thatrahali be irert nd faminz. Hrre any of oar pwnl. the enrage to defy usage, mid act according to their cam io olinaiioaa at Ihb important period? When the ruwic Bodge aud bb.wccChcsrt crown their pastoral form in the.quiet old coun­ try church, they eojoy a walk in their finery and white cotton gloves and then take puMoaioo of their cot and tattle dews to connubial comfort. But they hare many chaaece ef luppneM denied to their richer neighbors. Many a young man would marry if bo darod to faee Uie long and bitter agony of a fediioeablr redding. But it i. an acknowledged fact that a wotnaa wDI .aboil to every suffer­ ing aud undergo every penalty required ■byffabfan. Phewill stariice her beauty and comfort in drem. Jeopardise the de*r cat proapecte in lifu to the requirement.* of DMgc. A wedding tour may have diatxanforta; it may embarram her tuodcaty, rmlaeger her connubial Him. injure her lirakh, by the foued.tioo of bickering, and difference*, it may bare etery known duadtantage, bat it will bn imiMed upon iftociMy utter, ita behest, to that efleet. Getting Re.dy for School. “The canto of education behxngrd.'" U muttered m U Ml down on the eurbatooo on Shelby street yesterday. He was a lad of thirteen. He spit through his front trirtb. and be spit often Hi. panto were supported by a Keen o( wire ufoUtea-lfae girted .round bn waut. hi. Ut was aneirot and greasy, .nd hi. fiat feet iwnd to be waiting tor a thandar shower to wash them dean. "That’s what ads me?" U weo*-»a as he ptahid hi. Com into the wet Modi "1 don l bdieve a difin in and Utfaiug Grant N,lll«-A SmoT, all there ia to icaro,* and not kulng other Teeiinoony. folk* Utd a cuauee. There * lota of other An old servant of the Grants attended fulks ia tU world beside, me. ud I ain't my room al the Ocean Hotel. "People going to be a bog and Irarn all ihuo » to nuy My what they wdl about Prerident Grant, but Jan aak the beipa what they thick of Mra. Grant and Mia NdUfe, and tbqy'U every ooe My that they never had no aueh m utt cm before. I oarer did tee Mm Grant fee* her temper. And m fur MU Nellie, oho was the sweetert ehild I dim’t go much on jogerfy. What in I care whether a. island fa entirely aur rounded by water, er whether there ain’t soy waler within tan mil™ of ft? S apaw Pu> gain’ to bay and aril island* for a liv­ ing. I don't care whicb is the bigUM­ mountain ar (he Inngurt river, do l?71'm grin* to keep a feed etore, and whew I’m rolling bale, of hay around wifi I care about mountain, and rirer? Fro hoard boys go on about exports and imports, and Mraite, and eapM, hut whM'a th.m to ata? If. Mier wants a UgV oats, fa U going nano would be out dragging the boy up to wait and rak me when the Island uf and down thr lawn people would Mop and Madagascar wu discoveredT’ look at hi* fine efotbre—and I must ray Hreatcftlly examined the Mg toe of he Ud a wardrobe .kri to a prince The Ut time I mw MU Nellie eh. looked reel old, but *L. had j oat tbo aamo plcarant ‘‘The M folk* are miking ready to ways. We'll never find any ooe Hke Mra. ytn!i me Into school, and I’ve got to make Grant and MU NeUlo—<Um good time* ruady to k*m onv I en t take to school OOtdAcw. f reinM rit here and rtudv ril day, but the minute I gH into a school hoof a I’m nervetu Soma thing's going thewtytoi. Itboeame, MvwrthehM, the to happen to me this Week. 1*0 ba taken duty o* tbo executive tortonrt to every expedient In ita power to negotiate th. anTouch Yor Bey» v \ thoriwd Ioan. After a failewe to do «c in Touch them that a tree lady may i» the American market, a cituon of hipti character and talent Wil tent to Europe found in criicv quite as frequentlym in with no belter auecoat, .nd tbu. the mor­ velvet tify feg Mrctarle ha* been pranenind of die Teach them that a common school ednitohttuy of lb. Gorermtoot to .bui. a loan mi Hn.ll to wot in the whole to aniomit to <-ne-f rarth of ita ordinary In oomo, at a time whrn the G -veramrata of Kunme, .Ithough iarobod fa debt, and with tkrir MtfaMta bearfiy bwrdmwd with taxation, readily obtained iaw of a.y Muouiit at a greatly reduced rate of in- tidn of »liich i« under cultivation and edr I ! How wiae i* the tramp who doaea is ' the fence corner, .nd ha* no fear of hotel 1 fires and six rtory leap, to Mone pavement*. , Go to the tramp, thou architect, oonaider hi* wapa, and be wire' ' The Hartford Grenret Usta all ita con I temporaries Iret wwak by a amt Stroke of , coterprite It repuhliahed from it. own file, of 1777a complete account of the ;Ut& of Bcnulngtoa. A Frenchman engaged in Mudying the Engiiih lancuago declare-* - that, inananeb a. a number of caw* are eallod cattle, why a namUe of eai. uw not called euwila ia a thing that he can’t understand. ^85^82934500418477 A good little Loy wU wa. kicked by . mule del net mv naughty word, or gn home crying to hi. mother, be jut tied the mule within fire feet oft. bee-hive, backed him round to it and h* hint kick 1 Now dore (U wity-Unk’ director find a : deficit of 910,000. and exdaUa Thi. U a diMotation." nud . ntetnUr rf tU AsatMUy, sadly, "I would have iatrodne4 a bill to fare «U ri’ky th, । tan thousand a ymr for life. To risen it wunld never Uve Lei-n debated, Imt then I could Uve appealed to tU country gwgMion to day are bis wife and i ten “Jurta.tf they didn't dtwi as anybody, they would like to kMi Bal, in concluding this subject, it seems proper to oUcrre that it b not done tU plan* that form the Inauty of this grand • Thai ain't your flank." qntetly «Uarvsevue. To iho RecmMritol prurwL.i with nd one nt the company. which the design, for tU plate or Ud« Yea, the Chariw Rom mystery fa te be Mental. Tbc paws'. of 1960 wffi pridfah drtpwebtal.k. IE: "G-Uw, April 1. Itlabritered th. feowMU fihJTfcn ha.1 bee:, found hare. A Lay about eighty ras lea Into the Matioa riot right by an �Fyrf*p»al»*4|V te><«-bm* Mfo-m ’ we .bculd hire reeavo t-> thunk fM. What he Wanted to da 1 WM u> figU the viliainoe. wbtokey, and ; to wrikitg that fight they would have tbc the exhibit in all tbe other department* wm a credit fo the State. We could fill eoiaaes* with notaww nf apeaial exhil'R* that wire worthy ataprmal cwMmeodatioa. but when *U wm » grmd. any ".penal no­ tice, iu the epacr we can pre to day would Thi* county ao for as we know waa represented in tbe department* of “Short Homa" and “Poultry," and the exhibit wm a credit not only to the gaaulemra who wen exhibitor, but to tbe roanty. The attendance wm very large, and th* receipt* entirely Mtrifactory, having we presume, a haodwxnc .arplaa after paying aged affair* for the paai two yrera The Railroad* extended to tbe society the uaual court**** gad, beyond qurotion, reaped a gulden han cat in return. • Too much pratoe caunel be acrovdcd tbe <rflbeera of tbe Michigan Ceotnl for their of forta to aocotntnodite tbe public, nor to 1*Wved • leattmocy to makinr about the havoc ataoag tbe great and tm*U polhician* of the city that a change ut bird (hot duaa among a flock df pigeon* at abort rang-. Tbe aid man fo Very fraak, and apeak* at hto operation* without raarrn. If-- haa no trioadu'nhnne about nanw Tbe uattae at the flight at Oekey Balli* no longer a myaaroy, for Tweed implicate, him ia the ring robi-wiro, .nd it wm the key. Hr wm entering agon a enuade •=.■*»•- the 8,000 grog-chop* in the dfotrk-t. 'And Dra. Evan* and Taylor, though diroonliag, agreed to .wwrk with him. Hr. Craaby **y* be haa iurratigited the matter thcroaghly, and while be dec't beltove iu Lager b-rr or wine drinking. he CLOTHIER A lull line of Undershirt* and Drawers. much tore than that of whtokey drinking that tempernea reformer*.are fooltob for including it ia tba itot of barwagre to ba prohibited. Join the lager-beer drinkan to the temperauee influence and whtokey can be driven out. I'udartake to prohib­ it beer, and that influence jora* wbtokey aad nothing can ba nccoaipltoUd. Dr. m-.et fervent in deoowoting him were, aa a Ceuaby'a view* are received with favor by rule, tbe moet guilty. Of orerte they all the temparaaee party, and it to probabfo drey, and every one ot thane whom Tweed that hto programme will ba adopted. ha* implicated ha* hto dxutneat* al] randy to prove hto inooeened but it won’t do. The popere that hate Ifoeeber are lay­ They cua't *eeount for the boueeu they ing met atre*. upon the foet that at the live in, the carriage* they rule ia, the ImI book-trade mle. Beadier a book, eold yacht* they mil. or the* money that pay* for air rente per copy, arguing therefrom for all tbeaii thing*. Thaw fortune, are that the greet fa-aadal daUruyed hto popu­ too large for hoonU accumaUiian, and no larity I don't wee it ia that light. AU the buoka offered were old wire, that, in that impelled Hal! to jump the country. And thru there are a pared ef HepublL ->n oCciala wbo ere implicated, and aay quan­ tity at Democrat", wbo were dtotiegutohed for the fervency of tbdr denunciation* of pcjaed it* popularity, no matter who u the awthor. DoubUaaa. the groat aoundal the people who over loaded their can. and would deter many people from buying a were not a* patient m Job, becauae fint Thank 1-earen there are court* to which book from Mr. Beecher a pen, but were be claaa aeromodatiuei. cvuHhwot al way* be the people may appeal, igainat the monopfurntoked every individual, a lion wu many oltot*. The mean* of going up and down more than wa» anticipated rvabed upon town are and bare bee* fur yean, ahamethe train* to and fraaa Jackron, on all tbc fully inauScietiL Night and mcrufog the canon thejinea north and aouth woukl The thanka of the. PrvM art eapccially be crowded, huadrdd. and tboound* af du the Secretary, J. P. Tompaon for hi* weary people on them Unable to get arata, effort* ia ita behalf, but we thigk a little and the platform* jammed with people more attention to the nereiaary-demand* Tbe (.'lairmuot Saving* Bank ha* goo* hanging oo io ah aorta of .tape*. Then of the I*rroe on the part of the Exeentivo la get ta any part ol tie- city where rente tiro way ot all fleah II ia the old, <Jd Board, would be likely to enxure fully and are within the rv*eb of a laboring man'a •tory Tbe Director* permitted two m«n ntore aatiafactory reporta, of tbc doing* of income required a full boar uf time—two to nln'ft, and abu: their *yea to trregalartbc Society, and tlwnby promote ita prnaili«i *o kmg a* they wm permitted to perity. per rent, of what to better than money tiken hr nothing. Gempenire were oy- n> •eruritica at all. The two manaxirg ganieed io, luild derated railroad, tbe men (peculated with the money of tbdr The great eoutoat between tbe Ameri­ whole length of tbe idand, and u«e at dcpvaiior*. they Inat. real rotate depreeiatcan and the Britiah team* for the chanipith- m, under a charter granted by the leg- ad. and up it went. Tboamnda of poor onahip of the world, came off recently at iaiatwe, did build about a mile ot recd. Crredmorc, and reunited in a victory for Then tbe brwno o*r compenkw interfered, the American team of 92 pcinta, they •coring 3334 out of a poreible 3600 point* They got cut injancuo*. on the cfovated th* Britoh team *eciri*g 3242 point* people, and every pomifo method of re do, in cenruring thoX^irortor*. But Dot Blydenbnre of the American team made larding tbc work wm Manned to. Y<»- a nrl will crcr be got out of it. Tba th* beat record getting 439 out of ■ pomiter4*y the final deebion wm had. and it J receiver will rat up tbe aanet* and in time wm againrt tbc mooopoltote New York tbe affair ' will Be forgotten. There are a tbe be*' record for a ringle day'* (hooting, will now have rapid tnuiait Tbe derat­ theuMod better men in Sing Sing than getting 21& out of a pomible 225, Friday. ed read, an- .imply pbtfonne lupported Iboe (wiodltrr, but they will oootinne to Tbe Individual .core*, for the two day* by atrung pillar*, on wlach narrow guage mor* in the beet *oetety all tbe Mme. were. American:—Blvdenburg, 4Sf; track* are laid. . Tbe cam are long, with Bruce, 4*25; Weber, 4» ; Jewell, 419 ; • real running length wiae on each aidd, to atill imploring, and New York to fowl­ Alton, 410; Hyde. 414; Jackieo, 407; each holding perhap. aixty pemengi-r* ing g-iod. The mcrcbante are here and Dakin, 400. Brittoh —Halford, 412; buying freely, for the former* behind MOmv. 407 ; Rigby. 410 . Lieut. Fenton, The enginre are email and notoelcaw, and them are telling and paying. Tbe look­ 407 . Fmgnron. 406 ; Col. Fenton, 400 ; tbe rate of apred to twenty tniloe an hoar. out ia encouraging. Ptrruo. A* the tracka are up U> the level of the Humphrey, 386. Keond alary, and aro aaed only for the WlMontin Republican*. car*, there can be no dmiger whatever uu The RaM-Douglan ca*e wm decided The following I* the platform adopted dm day W w*A juat m even Mttoible by the Republican Stet* Conreution in perron knew it would be when Judge pualicd to eompletioo at •nee, and It ia ex­ Wtotmmn,Sept. ILXt Madtooo petted by tbo lime winter acta in we ahall Huntington WM pennitlod to bcM iL RrtiJrt4. That we re-afirm tbe princi­ The cbm might ju*t a.f well hart been hate two line* running the whole knpli ple* which hare guided the National ifotabmiltod to DouglaM Shw^lf, and the publicao party heretofore, that we declare York than any one thin; that baa bap doeUMva Would have Lscn juw a. fair and it to be the MeadfaM purpuae of the Repub­ pc tied for yean, fur it will relieve the pr*»lican* ot Wiacuuaio to oawptrat* with all seem to bo that all attempts to get justice rure on the overcrowded lower part of the good illites* la niaietaiiriag iu latter and city, and giro the poor better and cbeafcr door a poor crippled aoldicr at the htn'fof any Democrat arefatile. .Judge Hunt­ home* in the tipper part. 1 framed to *rrure «"|U*> right* aad protec ington to a bitter perttaan, Donglua to a lion to *11; io maintaining th* plighted Whrn people fix up their affair* aad lie faith <>f tl-* Nattou and ia peonaoting re­ Democrat, and Roar a crippled Ilepublican eoldtor, theca rimple facta are eooagh to down and die, they have ao idea how mm n form* to aecura *roo-my aad eActoney fo aeoount for the dactMon, and juatly called all tbeir fixing will be unfixed. Malthu* every branch of thr Government; that forth th* moo.trou* indignation meeting I>*n*rr, a gambler, left an rotate of half a tnoat rarutelly deviring the pacification of held on Saturday at Anu Arbor. We million or more, to hto daughter, Mary the aoutbern Mctioa* of oar l.'nion, and hope thtt Ileal and other friend* of tba Dauaer, who, having aecn the wkkednem ita (predy return to material proaperily, iaaavm,annly but crippled aoldier, Roe, of her father, wax a mom piotu and devout will etend firm and not let a partiaan woman. When Mary eantc to dia. abe Judge, elected becauae the mlary to ao low left all thia money to religion* to.diro, that no competent lawyer can bo induced much to tbe dtoguet of her relativM, who to accept tbe ptwition, brand a true and had lioen waiting hr her decoMC for »w noble man m a thief, that a rich ariato- lime, Impatiently. The religion* ancietiea cral may grow fat and be held honorable wrangled over it for aoo>« time, appearing by meana of a judicial deeiatou that to a to be in doubt m to whrthev they ought •erablanee uf etrehwancro and vioteoo*. to accept naoucy that had been made ovtr We hope thi* magnanimity will ba duly dtogne. to tbe State of Michigan. tbe green doth They finally accepted it, apprrciitcd and that th* reerprocnl pladgm made by prominent cititcea and official* nf The new* cumaa aa wu go to pram t hat however,-Teeliag that ao matter how the the south will be faithfully kept. We will the Patent Otte- building at WaahiagtoU money waa obtained, they would put it to all rejoice if the Southern policy of the wm injured l-y Ire on Monday aflcrnao a good a**, and that they rouid aanctify 1’rraideut produce* the hoped for rewult* to the extent of rome 1500,000. together it But BOW, after the religious bodie* of order and pevee, but If the rroult ah*!] had decided t*I take it, they didn't get it not follow hi* experiment, we demand that other m-aaure* ba adopted which shall m-. all- For tbc other bdre of the late Dan ear* to all ritiaen* without dtotfoettoo of raro or color the fullmt enjoyment of their the win, claiming ah aorta of irregularity, eonatitutioaal right*. htotory, though it happened fortunately and , That the determination of the nalioua! rather than hart it go to trial, the executive to render aril aarvice mare ofthat the thing* Mv«d are of infinitely ,claimant* agreed to divide it into two tncre value than the thing* dretruyed by ,part*, and no U waa Milled. The church hewnt and to- < obooxiotot io cnlieum meota uur approval. Tbe p-dfectiun of our »y»fire aad water The original draft uf thr j goto the half of lb. dead gambler a money, tem of government fo atvery detail ofadDeaiaration of Indapcndenoe, the relic* of ,and Un brother, and aiwer* tba other half, George Wa.hiogton, DeKalb, and other ,nod they are all mippoaed to bo happy. Rcvuluuooary hr-roe*, the arehivw of Gen aval lund Office, containing the title to Now that thr matebe* are all witt, the trevry piaea of land ere.- conveyed by the American team* are aoocbiag their defeat­ Government, tbe original drawinp and ■porification* oa file in the Patent Ofioe, 'ed competitor* by (bowing them tbe country. Today the Engibhmen are up from which the modal* drotroyed ren b* ( thr aautxl, on yenhtafand it ia prupuaed to reproduced if nectoMry—all throe and continue tba uxauaiba all die way up the many other artiotea uf incalculable r.luc , New Kogiaud eaaat, if the weather rontin-' ware renewed in various degree* of prraer- ’ n« ptororaL The Engii.hn.cn my that they were fairly b rates, and the AmenWo an pained to Uarn that eoatinnod eaM are tbe tout in every reaped. But .ml for FALL TRADE. , Bey . BUSINESS and DRESS SUBS and OVERCOATS. OurCT-'CTOM DEPARTMENT eon .i.:. of a oire line of WORSTEDS and BROA.IK1LOTHS for DRESS BITTS. CASStMERES and CHEVIOTS business for: WHITE 8HTBT fo tbe CUy. svira OVERCOATING in good rtylo.. SCARFS, TIES and Silk Handkerchief.. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, may*! S !■ Town 4 N ur ^•>‘•(’•*5 J .1 COFFEE SOAP . The IQd Power CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKERY. Is ttStrS STONE WARE. ।(Vol 22 4lf. Smith Hogle & Preston. C. P. Rowell &, Co's. Col.) Seiiip Mate ■alic Para Fates |«stic Sg&ro 0ICT1C >sa: IMTHLY LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC TO ADVERTISERS. sawiso MAcnuu: 1gsS20r'.iS“te,"; BEST. __ nasmjRwSIEH. JITT CHEWHG ' •MMEST ic-aac WltUKca.' TMIK *roW IMlCXtol IMPERIAL SOAP TRIUMPHANT! SM^OR a The Advance How iB Kmhh I... eompailad Hou. V. P. Culfartorerign the oAce of Regent of tbe L'nirvr-ity, to which ba wm „ MOWER 4 REAPER '» 8 is y#| Itf is rt t ts IB �City Drug Store WASTES a BARNES (Sramm to B>in> > Oo.) Phomix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Having and keeping conetantfy on hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Mndicinffi- Hmsopathic Bsnudis. fag minute, after h» left tbs buure Mrr. Uwto heard the report of a gnu and alro heard Fraak reremu, she wu terribly frightened, not knowing but that aba would be the next vwtim. It mart have been an of tbe petitioners be granted. hour or two before she left the house to Which report was not adopted, by ayes Groonds in Chia rity. Adariufaa far g^- see what hsd occurred, when she found and says m fallows GemraMerau Lrefus fms. Frank, lying fa the road on bit face with Ayes: Aid. Abbey, McNaughton, rrwt Wu e^arnr. Hou. X bw rifle under him. The alarm was given Chandler will addrm the people of Alls­ imtnodiatclj and parties from Middleville Nap Aid Dewey. ' Finance committee reported in favor - »hc Fair at 11 A. M. on assist in captaring the author of tbe deed. of allowing the account of J. R. Van­ Thuralay, uh> Ac of Deputy Sheriff McKcvitt took tbs brunt 11.00. ty at Cddwnur on Friday afternoon. track of tbc man which fend toward Way­ Report adopted by ayes aad naya aa folAs wo w«w making np tfa0 fonn, lku land, aad from what be soon lurried from 1r*°*1',a r'u,n Ayes AM. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ Middlcnlle . seven p,„ Brlitle „ lhe tbe neighbors be Was not long ia doubt m to tba party wbo committed the set. ton. Burnell, Tomfo-on—5 George Watson bad worked for Lewis be printed next week, aa we have no time Tbe petition of Geo. I’almartier and fur perhaps a month and a half aad had others asking your considerate body to to put it ia type today boon after bio pay several times bat ereld have a crowdog built nrer the railroad W. trerat that the people .31 tarn owl track on Court street, which had bcai reentnaa. to the Fair next week. We desire Piearant. Gold 1031. County Fair next week Bowrd of Saperviwws mret oa Monday October tub. Half fare this week to the Union Pair at Grand Rapid*. .The Boh^d nf Education will meet on Tocpday evening ot next week ^pjdra are wanted fa thj, market, and will aril readily at’ from 40 to Ho rente a miuee reported, rerotnmending that th* prayer of the petittonraa be l ranted and that tbo Michigan Central Rail Road Co. McKovitt arrived al Watauw'a buaw near be requested to build said eroasing. Wayland xiQags almost, morning aad found his man fast asleep, with bia loaded no •landing ucur bia bed. Ho was at ouoe emoted, brought to Hastings sad commit ted to jail where be baa since been visited । By Aid. TomliasonRuoloaJ, That the Street committee be ground., of the Barry Uouwtg Agricultural by serrtu who bars pever belore teen grat­ I and they are hereby aathortwid to n -plank Society on tbe 3d, 4lh and 5<h of October, ified with tbe sight of a man wbu bad and we trurt that thry are noC to be disap­ bees arrested for so grave a erime. Watson is s man it perhapo 35 yaara pointed. Several boxe. of magw-liccnl grape. Two hundred and sixteen excursion tick­ Were' seeroliy received from Sacrainento by et. were sold, to tbe Stale Fair st ths Mm. MeNalr, oa Grrcn street, fnxn her office in thi. ritp.-" diughler. They wen nearly aa large a. The Eaton County Fair to being held plunu and a. lu-eiou* as the ricboU frail Michigan ran rairo thi. week, and <m Fri*y sfiauoon. Hem. grown in America. fine frail but such grapes ran only be grown K. W. Berber will deUm tbo annaal sd in California. Oa behalf of the ofioen* of the Agri­ cultural Soeirty we apeexelly repent every tody in theconnty to bring to tbe f.wtheoraisg roomy fair, aU uf the picuirre of any merit which adorn their bumre, that AO kinds ofgirden vegetebhnani sesnw Ffora! Hall may be made what it cue euiio the Hutings market, especially l.«us- ly be a “thing of beauty" which .h^Hbe tora, and would command a good price in i *’• j°f" & •T’ry visitor. eouridcnble quantities. One of tbe moat valuable but least prised, yilev. J. W. Bancroft, rector of Emmaaof the many industries of the day, is tbe ncl choreh, bat pone to Boston to Ute ml raising of poultry. In thia department Uc General Araombly. and will be absent there can be shown at the County Fair, the shooting He gives no motive for thr set and* will Every farmer in the cnanly of Barry can be found in any county in the Stale, not acknowledge that it wu -premeditated. •bonld rev to it that w-tue of the petxlue and it is confidently expected that all the Ho say. ba met Frank in tbe road and lions of his fare are oa cabibitiou at tbe thorough-breda wdi be on exhibition forth-coming County Fair. Rev. Dr. Bement of Clyde. Ohio, an Th s week the Kcwt County Fair io be­ cxtenairc Eastern traveler, and a finished ing held, aad the M C. R R. will fjwnuh scholar, win lecture at tbe Reform (Tab exenraion tickcto at one Cur good to Rooms, this Wednesday evening, aabject return no or before Saturday. “Upper EcTpi, iu temples, tombs and biA meeting of tbore ioterettod is Sab- ' eroglyphics." illustrate.! by paintiaga. of M0.0U0, aad the p—engera of some • 15,(XX' mere, uoly those ia the paleas rar escaping, and ac far nothing haa been beard of the robbers. Claude Huval ia c- t_ t j______ : 2 -1 > • snrh a haul, and tbo woodetfal deed- of Huteiu Stringed Jerk pale in comparison with it. Will" somebody mention some­ thing about ths program of Christian civil­ isation ia this day aad age of ooraJ W, IS. !!■ IfflOHS. Toilet Artiries fa any variety of kfad ar price. Hagre . Magndra Balm. Charai of Beauty, the ladies all know is best. School Books, OCec and School StaUouary. Blank and Mcoterandnei Books, in any stylo at yoor own prioe. Your pa&nware u LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. a full greenback ticket. W. B. Banning heading the thing far governor. Tbe workingmen were in runfsrwtier throughout the affair, and will vxa.pt tbe ticket. The Hartford Chwrurt rays. “The bed Bafwbfieaa aatlmiwt of Nnaaaahnartta ■tern to be van solid ft* the Knomiaetion of Governor Hire, notwithstanding ths peraistenl efforts made to get him out of We »c!l roo<1» at a very email advance cat tbe first coat. We well more ready-made Clothing than any house in thin city. No matter how low you can buy good* in other fltorei, we will sell you the name articles at lees pricel We adhere strictly to the one price system. Our trade is increasing every year, which is a sure sign that We sell goods at lojrer prices than any otner firm. We can sell goods at Kiuall profit bccansct we can buy them cheaper than others on account of our selling so many goods. Our clothing in ait as stylisblv and will fit as well as any made to Order. Don't forget to call and see is. vban tbo critical tuna esmc, tbc men whs. sold him his n.tr.itralion at St. Louis sold Hayes bia idfiee." Thia seems to ba a ci .aipliusoal to tba high moral' tone of the men who rule tbe Itauocratie party. STAR CLOTHING HOU Ayse—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ ton. Rortell aad Tomli-iaon — 5, I have just received a fine sasortment of school cards sad ebrumna, and it will be to Nsyw—None. The following accounts were received jour advantage to exa line them before purebaaiag olaewbcre. J. Roinn, Postottre butWiog. 22 23 Double Store, 38, 40, i SSSE Tbc above araninte were allowed by ayes and nays aa foBowx Ayes—Aid. Abbey, McNaughton, Hu. । •ell, Tomlinson and Young—5. Mays—None. The Uqnor bond ofC. H Olmstead I was presented and on motion of Aid. ■ Dewey was accepted and approved by ayes i aad nays aa follow. Ayes—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. McNsngh ton, Tomlinson and Young—5. . Nays—None. : Call a! Use Sin tf tieBIG HAT. i, extended to Ji what be to "J­ On ■**»«» f Must Hare Money. PROMPT PAYMENT Star Clothing House < ffrra ten dollan cash to the couple who will be married on the.Fair Grounds onTbursday the 3d day ! PRfCSS—Tioo\ fkil to see tbe gnjdi boof the Fair. If more than one Couple ap ■ fare pureharitij. ply tbe above wnm to ba given to the handaocsest. Scisctiows to he made by SIG KT OF BIG HAT Im.p<re Block, Hteimgr. Mteb. bath School ■work and especially those conneeted with the M. E. school, will be held to-night st tbe M K. church.' In the production of cereals tbc farmers Rev, H H. Baker of Waukegmi HL. I of the counts of Barry take rite Jfrrt rank, pnra.-l>e<Vso able and 'eloquent sermon '• ' and beyond all osotroveray tbe wheat pro­ shot and must hare cut the right lung into duced in this county, is tbe very fiert raioshreds. The body Was found lying ou the mintin' from the worda *-Wa«fa ye.' face with the gun crutewise under it and ” The pabiic will ezpees to see that was not rocked for shooting, which perbafa splendid dock of Amerieaa Merinos' im­ might indicate that he did not ecu Watson ported into the' eooaty rexnily by Hon. when shot. Tbe parties were not mnre A. C. Towne on ezhibidon at tbe -Fair than two rods apart at tbc time. The excitement is tbe neiehborheod aad l/The boMiap and croon* at tbc Mich at Middleville was in’ense and loud throta igan (.'Mitral depot in ihto eity hare bros tbe Sheriff rudely .roused them from were made tolyneb Watson should be bo improved and refitted meek to tba oraven- their rosy dream. o( riches, and Green raptured , but McKeviu thought it bust ienaa of tbo employees, and the comfort of still lacketh the needful wherewithal to to c.me across the country to Hasiiogt pay his hotel bill. We remember that tbe and not go owl of his way to furnish such We boar that Mr. Dnrfae nf Bdtlnora, Battuta cSee did not print those little an entertainment for the joople (which oat of the genilmnan by that tratne dismond bill, and conaequootly are not in Orangeville Items . wc do not know), has a hgrd of ' dreary the procession among the mourner. Our town has roamed its wanted rattle" which we hope to ano on our Fair ' About noon of Tuesday the IMh fart, quietude. There w-re eon.ideaaUe excite grounds next wn»k. ' the bun. of Kara D. Fifadd, in Rutland, meat prevailing in oar midat a few weeks TLro fariHlm interest is tbo Rsrusu- waa destroyed by fire. Ont of his hursts age, orcr certain events that transpired, CAJ« Rammbm oftce, will be sold at a bar­ had escaped when the fire first broke out, ef which the eitiacoe of Barry and adjoin­ Mr. FifaJJ immediately undertook to ears gain, the exmtmued failing health ef the ing counties were duly apprised. Bet at Editor rendering k nmonrary for him to the other horse but was unroomsf.l In present it ia dificnlt lor one to clean suftbe attempt be nearly lout hie own life, retire frstn’ buxine-. icient news to render an article worthy of burning hi* hand, arm and fase badly. B«v. Mr. WilkiMnw wi» f«wwA-a» tbe Refiinn Club h*U —t 8»bbeth. Ji to All hto formfag utena* wore destroyed, Farmer, ia this virisity have fisubsd together with a lot of hay, corn and wheat. underatood tlmt the Bapt-te have ma* rowing their wbwtL There is a larger arran-rromt. that will secure hie aeme.u Tbe cause of the fire to MX known. There are io tbe county of Barry, tho acreage of newly »vn wheat, tban there hap been for many year*. Now that the property of Mestre. Altpft, McElwain, little boy in Rutland last buriame araaon for farmer, i* over many , «»;. S-tap, N.O-1— 1 a jndd dollar under a hill of whit* be ex peon tbrir intention to attend the CunnpuIWup. TbaxtbervrjgrsandteSatty Fair, and We think vsrisu. arttefo. of thia moment recall, several herds of “ Short hn-lerira out strains* lbs greenback bro merit wiM be taken for exhibition. Horas" that are » credit to all wbo have . . Thr many friend, ef Prof. George C. rim ndvoratvd by so many in that townbeen interested ie tbeir iatrodnmion into, Nevin, will be pl rarerI to Irarn that he has and breeding in the eottnty. Sofas of been engaged ao principal in our village chem ran equal to any that were on exhib>- School for the enmiug winter. George hfa :ioa at Jackson, k«t week, and U is to be formerly been leecher here and his efforts bopral foe the honor of the County and were crowned with unprecedented aueeww. tbo good of stock growers generally, fare. 0. F. Jackron haa imported a fine that all those animah may be in tbe atalto lot of millinery gx-d. end being an excel­ on our Fair Ground, next week. lent mUliner bwrealf, to ready to nerve eneA tig nxeaway occurred no our streets tomcr. sail that too in a sati.faetor manner. lari Saturtlay afternoon, iBtuing u croch ■.ria—■xteehas bran seen here st any time in mflny y«» 1’«nT O»“teds Burglary in Baltimore. team, fn-m Carlton, wu tied io front of • Mr. Homes Baker a well-to-do tamer the Central House and without spparent Mm brake their tie-etrajo and started in Hshitnorw went frem boms Tuesday .,□»> Ta»|— “ 'r“4’“‘ n„b><— a —« .iu.i.»i« mevning, Sept- 6th, with hie a«er to at­ whiub wo turned upside down, tend an Art cotatafament ra Hope. A Cm, «. au«l*r to, U t),cn darted aorro the atrret and struck burglar with sticks wf stove wood, pried t double buggy owned by Mr. Rarwhart, sp. kiwersaobof ttoe rittfag room win r„» o>i> fcq.. <tich — bmily danmrd. from there tb.y daw, breaking tbe twtob, and took oat hto turned .nd ran in front of Barlow large' railroad traak, two overcome and A Goodywar a store when tlwy took tbe otbnr elMhtoai to the value of eighty doteMewalk which was Ulod with a crowd of Jara. The marira ow tbe visdew show w«Je pcrtxsjr- greater than upon any Sat- wbaroths burgfara rotered Ti t tracks LTL-fTrizmoWU- Tbo—4 vsomhed in the send show that aae man bad a abort foot Tbo trunk, too beery for tbe ras d 42, CaHal St, GRAND RAPIDS. GROCERIES. kava the larguK stock of Grwcerie tbe City, ami will Mil them (or baa niouey than any Tba following aL»|O«nt tribute to tba rerricra of tbe private toldier was made by Gro B. F. Butler, at tba ncveiling of tbe soldiers' nxmument at Dayton, Ohio, Sept. 12 DRY GOODS! grand statue which record* the dra* of the noblest, tbe bort, the bravest of mankind—tbe private soldier ot tbe volunteer array of the Republic. [Chsers.] It was well enough for men bearing upaitlete and insigne of rank, with the knowledge that I have on h*nd • full at nek of Dry Goodfl of latest stylo and al«o Mthe Uur. Tfo rert&wto will be anted to tboas making up a partial list, raauuisiioa to continue at the dimrrcion tbe Beperintendeot I shall require a DRESS GOODS of al! the popular pattern* ■ud beat «{ualiti^ at lowest rates. I have just »eceived a full line of and otber seats oflearaiag, that be might do hto duty, where we> the faeemive? Lwk tuck to ISfil, when the cry came up from Sumter that the lag of the Uaioo had been fired on, ar-d when tbc word weal over tbe brood land railing every true son of America to do hie duty, what wu there except tbe love of country, the lore uf liberty, devotion » detv, bravery and parity of motive to lead the privste soldier in the rank, to offer hie breast to tbe ballets of the fo. [Applause.] To him individually there was no monument^ fat him, most •'----------- l— little grave. 1 Men’s and Boys.Clothing B.riow A Gixidyear ag.ta call upon those indebted to three and want them to rwussmber that they have given timely no­ tice that all areounta ma‘t bo settled^bySeptumbor first. They now want it uadentoet! that they mesa: what tb<W said In that notice. Thcne who hfliia not re to which I -now invite especial Attention. I am selling at prices that will Mtopiah all. Come in .and look over my stock. CROCKERY HATS AND CAPS. I keep coMtantly on liand i full»*»«rtment of men's and boys’ HaU and Capa. Sugar Culture of Louisians Tbs following from ■ lasdiax Journal will interest many of oar rodsrv, who uro not spcaally intemted iu tbe sogar sal - CLOTHING. HATS aad CAPS. GENT’S FURNISHINGS, 1 LAW iSaES �u lam EJXBW ' Railroad#. Railroad#. '' rjHAXD THVMK RAJbWA' • ” JUNE IO. rtOfi, CUKE! NUhon ii is Bavaria, the gwrat of the I "TJL a^-. fe. L. HU- -Vsthma. HrwuJuiu, Catarrh, Hay Fever. CoMsfJc. Tbe cual trouble. of I'etmeylunia are believed tn ba over. TImi rank plague At Schenectady, S Y., !I h killing off die cor* rapidly. • Aa4to^»BUbis»er.rftii.tonrB£ Frank Leslie. the V*w York tsubli-lic.-, b.-o suspended. LiabBitl**, >83f»,«M> Tb» Phtrals in September. Wisconsin and Kanina bare fifty kix most briUunt artora in the grand fctiyak, milium bnsbefo more grain thi* year than for Msr», Saturn. Jupiter, and Venus m aB ertnrng stars throughout the month. Mar* eosaes fimt on the Ii*t in relative 1st. parlance; forita famoua eppcwiiian with' the aua occurs os the 5tb, when iu poii. M .H O,fe«,Clb*iUtatraUr? 0>»ar. WONDERFUL CURES ' "*** -ffis ytUrV1** <*fbc* taimttMnittta rarnajB HlSL" fel fefefe.. .saradti-ra.*—"• - — ‘”'c '•■'""fcfefe, run sets, is only alxrut thirty four millions of mils* distant, ia fisvorabiy aitnabd for observation, and its <S*e ia being scanned by aatrooomera as it never wm before, for the opportunity has -been anxiously antic rnatnd for tirty van Tbs dacorerr of throe Martico moons has given a new Im­ pulse to the invrMxMiou, and beutan ioge. unity win do iu atmost to interpret every lipe ana feature on tbe fore of uur plat^tary brother. No one wbo gl.nrei. at tbo sowtheni aky far the- erasing can foil to reeogaizc ihas ruddy and beurmng pl*s<-t. Susro is aa interatiug objast during the month, for it eomea into opposition with tbe aun on tbe 9tb. it is a few de grows north of Nats’, and a fine opportun­ ity is afforded for a study of tbc pceulisritic* of the tw,. planets, the coutrst ia color, wise and brilliancy Unngrerv marked. While noting the comparative utaignifitaticv of tbe more dhtant planet, we can hardly help faneyisg tbe glorious sight tbit would meet our cjn ifSatura, with its wondrous ring system and proons, were unlv reparai cd from m Dy the 31,000,OW) miles that ST«a the dirtanee betwren Ike earth and Jupiter u tudug the prraiige it haa rnJoyod dunag tbe summer montha. for it te roraediDK, and its brigblasM is occrvaaing. . It still holds iu golden licid high among tbe aura in the southwHt, until it sinks below the horison about eleven o’dock, during the the first part of the tuo-th. .. , . Venus rrings in tbo wot fcr'sn hour dUr sunsef, sod will grow brighter and Msylot^or above tbc horiwm as the month advaocaw. It is paosisg from its’ superior aoajooctiun u ita greatc.-l roslrrn dongabon, which it will reach on tbc 14lh day of Broember and will b;roaue a <rmtcr ob­ ject of interest as it approsebra tba earth and increases in site, and in the soft, penailo beauty lur which it ia noteworthy. There are other features of celestial in­ forest to diversify tbe sky daring the first amnmml month. The new mwu of J* -Ttn-te the lovely harreatmann, and under iu I nil-orbed splendor »o the 22 J ifet September nisbu will Lc radiant with ailwoy HgbL The Queen of Night promt ct Wanzer & Barnes. oL. aecstsf4iH;—. -. GOOD BIS TO IB PUBLIC! fort Wam Jackm & UILMM. It is believed that there is no probabil-. Ity of a rupture between tbe United States I and Nexiso. ,TWS shout StfMi Ltrt BirrjintN MICHIGAN AND THE S6HTH. Mn Chief Justice Waite baa in a great KMtrre regained her health during the pest summer. . It is claimed that a deficit of eleven mil- STOC£L lion Titrkwb pound* oust be supplied by , OF GROCERIES ilUK HEADACHE. "KtTrtaaSvarffij'froai I'KOl'LK OF ILUOIV COUNTY Iler. ^Generally that 1 have again embaaked The Borton aad Albany car ahoya st i Springfield were burned Urt week , has | fnitu 175,000 to 1100,000. William; Cameron, older brother of U. I S- Hrnalor Simon Cameron, of Pantoyl 1 vania, diad at I-ewiaburg, Pa., Monday. 1 The Hon. Simon Cameron bus just loot I an older bother, William, who dird at the »ipr of S4 years and leaves a large fortune.' Spain baa wcM 2,6110 more troopaJo1 st 18 ;6 ft Grocery Bnsiias j -Dto YOUJIG Cuba. Fifrer. hundred went to Havana and eleven hundred to Santiap* de Cuba.' At the Meat Bro in New York Ctty on tbo 3d inst, 40 person* lost their lives., The loa* of property was about f.500.000. Jauca C. Hopkina, judge of tbe United : Stales diat&t court for the western di»-' triet ofWiaY.nain, died at Madison Sept.. a;s*« AwtyiM tea MW £»«/«.:, DEFY s=rt.,.,res-.v.K?=,*_“-“‘ .77, wt?;, men. — SISIS AAflOl oiviiioa TH KflliH. ston Life te COMPETITION Sa.wtr.rf.&xTd.-irE! (■■■> strut tai Cal! anon ami examine mV stock and no* J. H SUTTON. (jsnl5.’7f.tf] CARBOLIC OIL pits, bright 4 cnu» and rosy Mercury-following close to her s^ver car; on th? Htb. at her first quarter, she is socn Uglier In the heavens, with the lordly Jupiter, a willing captiv.; to herbewriling ways; ,m the 2u<h, noir tbo full, she pvres near the nd planet Mare, and in the 2I«t she almost bleu from tbo aky the light of grim Aid Saturn. While the monlh > full of intrrrol In regard to the nnivenunuof the. quartette, cf planets and the IrarvcM moon, the S« p tember sky will be thickly studded with sew* at tbe mest brilliant star* and roa ■cllations that ever looked down op.a the earth with Irirndlr eye*. Bright Cspiila will abow iu ad MlHating Uvin tbeoortheast, the graceful Swan will *| road iu wings over the fleecy Avlkt-sray; Altair Will lic k down from iG E.gta^ Lyr*. throws its beainiiig gianreslkn/tlie reu’itl. jsnd Ar .tutus and the Ns tvlirrn Ccun fglesai intfi.- ww-tetti sky. Tl.'wub.t are fortunate cnusigh to be asioog the mvtin gain* or at the H-iial-oru will ha-. grarx1^ ol~crvat«y for lluir <-!»• nwiioi;,, and a sufficient kiiuwlesige of autonomy for a cueipro!«wi,.i| ol the simple Uw/re.-ul.. ting planetary m.d Marry metiou will a azraoiT iijjicu mdboicu Bsrmm:. been e!cet*4 ■ Fellow of the Royal Soc;c. ty of Great Britain. - is a tE:«X!r St fcts " Ni l Mt I KF’S Tbe imperial government of Ctiina has issued an edict again*', the use uf opium, declaring that it'is being tog drotruvti.a upon the China naljnti. Harry. s«4 to u« slWelI atol sow's u»«. 1%e tier “^S&l;-C Tlic cotton crop at the South is Minu­ ted st 3.984,000 bJes ur wilbia 130,000 bale* of tbo yiold of last year, which wa» tlui larptst fur several yearn. . A terrible disaster occurvd .recently in tlm Engli-di Cliannd. Two English ship, roiided, and both foundered. Over on* hundred peratma were drowned Conductor William I.yorx. of the Vanda'i* read, Isas bee-n ditliirgc from h >vicr on the road . Mr. Lynes w«» a us mb- t ot tbc eommiuM of tlw strikers, last July. FKIUIASU WILLIAMS k CO. POULTRY WORLD ;s ggr tii American sewingMachine Us7“ **saj* IS ,!! ' ■' odpta were II19JMMI, ai.d <!.■• mt shout W,00«. fie Gra: Stitten ferseikfere The public debt ataicturut f r .’ show* rednet ori of S3JU*.«,5::7 iluri . , month, with the isitatanding hg.l i. mlera 6357,576,104. Coin UM.tHH.'Xh; eluding silver eoin. isiua.—!’<•tuiraar. J->un»L. The Raarati railway eonstiunir'. ar* ■ .,1 to be paying the interest on their bond* in ' Rslfrttd MaHcri. paper iiMtoad nf gold, which If tru.- i .or Wo find in the Cantu of last unwelcome piece of new* (,rt the ta*ny week, the mo*t relish?^ in the world devoted io railway uuttore, tin following C B. Beotb uf Rinaiagliam; Cotiu.. Dem* of intertwt to many of «ur rsn^ra. W*s Burned TrccHtly to Mias Fluteim« L Youmaut of WiaJus, Wk Esch uf the • Mr. Alexander MeKay has been ap­ ,cnng people received a parental potent pointed Aastatant Gnnerel Freight Agent. cf >10,000 to begin life upon He baa been for several years Chica-., Ol the 104 leeomotirws burnnj in lire agent uf the Erie A North Shore Line. roundhouse nf tbc Pennsylvania railroad Tbe foUbwfag order, directed to "heads at Pittsburg, fifty have l^en pronounced of ds-partmesiu," from General Manager wnrthks. except f<* scrap. The remain drr wilt bo amt tn Altoona for repair*. Lcdvsrd is dated Sept 1. “I desire to call jour alieMion to the The Grand Trunk I railway, <4 Canada, neeeMiiy of decreasing the amoth.t of work proj.w* to introduce St re I airs for the car­ oa Sunday whirl; our employ * are rolled r age .,f grain.1 They sro to be abort r upon to perform. Much of thi, work e-0 Liu tht reandard wnede>s <kr» bus n.ucb be di.r<Mcd with. Our tmjdoyre should, stronger, atel will esrtv a Wsi^l.t >/ vigb M for ar possible, bt enabled to rest on Sunday. Each head of department' will Theodore Ttltoa, wki rrtamc-l in ease!* be expected to so regulate the work of his lent kealtbftem bis European trip on Sjp. department that no work shall be dM=e on urdav, has left hi* daughter FJoreu«/ln tUt 4*y nxrept such cs i* alxlmely nec- the (fonservatwry of Music, and Allee in emary. Dindon s4[criatrexfocu aad tbe An tfebuvl, of Btuxgarr. Germany, train-mastoro wiB. when practicable, ar­ when they will remain one year. ’ range the runs of their men so that they cwa Im bouse on .Sunday." The Odd P«lfow» of Northern .Sew England arc making srrwupemeou for a grand excuraien to the White Mountaias , Hi • mm week abowa the track hid os and for a reunion and banquet at the I G8| miles of new-nilroad, mskh^ l.nc Crawford Hous: on Thursday, Sept. 27. mile* completed fo tba United States ia Many organisations sie capeeled to join. 187", against 1,407 repotted tvr tba corTbc Hyde Park Hotel, a five story resputsdliqf period is J87fl, 702in IBjfi, 1.000 is 1876, 2.4S5 ia 1873,sud 4,498 brick budding situated in Hyde Pard, a itwo suburb of Chicago, was burned early Tlinrs day moralnxTfosa about flM.000. A ' HjaiJeftds lm*e been declared as follows fire al Oreads, Mid>„ Thursday destroyed New York Central A Hudson Birrs, 2 • 150,000 worth of prvprety. Cairo, III., bad a SI5,000 fire. Lynn had a SO,000 Ubigh Valley, 1 per cacL, quarterly, fire and a •50,<MK» brewery rwburned in to Wi“ O'*,3: t0 ■n<nhm Lotuivtlle, Ky. . Tbo Chleqpj Exposition this year i» mid Utica k Black River, 3 per rent., semi­ to be even greater tbau na predrersreira annual, payable Sept. SO. Indeed, many who have visited it say that Westafn Union Telcgraj' •• syb, I) pet cent, it is the beat InUw-Sute EahOdtsott ever quarterly. payM is Ost 15.i* ~<T held iu the coootry. ft* art hall aad the orthern central NRAILWAY COMPANY la ^>»*<Sre- Ire hs »k»» r,nw . trad; NOTICE y^V-^T&’SiLSSR I MARK _?*»• TAT LOX. o.a1 S«m ®“® ’ MWn u- *v~ a-fe w. fe,fe ,a>XKU*«. U — ra,“rr, Depot, 104 READE STREET, Kew York. :ssk£ GEO. VVOOl^ ^m^ PARLOR ORGANS with the folfowww;- "The grand jury fee! it to be tbrir duty to unify sgainrt tbe deaccration cf the Sabb-lh by tbo sale of into.iw.ti~f drink*, and mmcmIIv in rise haudfe*arowwdrfrra* m wvehereh. to raue op the dormant devil ia the reforsnral drauksrti by his sip of wtae oa ths, Un � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-03.pdf 70be9942b6a4b8143e406ba870d87c7c PDF Text Text icao yOL- M NO. 23 PSlfSSMU, MB HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 3, 18’ She had men U ua>* nt borne under mother'* raperrteioa, and making it herMif the fancied would be quite m omy. Dear me, bow the time firal Do harry Jane! What, lot there b yet to eternal Bat we Blast get done. I dar. **y it won't toko the j«ic* long to thicken. Mamma utod to make it up in no time. Wbat are we to do about dinner, I wontier? Jl’Jift'14’'! s>’boeos look at. DR.C. RUSSELL PHYSlMUSnR&MN. _____ WQOULAXD MICMIO* J. PHIL »Vd XIBKCBN^ ■ioylrar-, .u,.. HGyST'JE?* r. S. BOWEN. C~u.tr B*re»ro>. Doveu Shma DENTIST Nulnlle tert week, in di- cax- ef lb* <'->mta<.ow*aiih ■gainvt iMbron. in which the defendant wa* a. cored of mnault upon a young l*dy named Hotter by kitting her agauret her will. The plaintiff oompiatMd that Dob­ roe, “by force of arm*, maBca afkrethaagbL aad Instigated by the devil, did then and there viofeidy nmralt, waylay," etc. Sb. tAid hr .tory in a plain, rtraigbt forward kind of way. to lire cBhct that *ba wm m. joying thv evoaiag brcrac. wlute b-aaing over h«r fatter * fener, aad that Wiliutn Iteheon camo along, aetaad ber by th* h.n.1. ."A C^kl.\..ti;u a___ L.a dinMr when w* Lave finiahod. Mr. Ham ings will exrare tt*. I'm narc." “And, array*d in brr Holland apron, with her pretty braid. aB ptubed bark, that xbn did not ace the allcgad improprioand her daevre iirakad above hrr tdbow*.. ly, beeauoe of the darknew, and 4>e being Nell worked away with all her might, picking, boiling, .Training, until ber rbrak* Pour lurtrwMru, K*.. Aug. 21,'77. in aoothrt part of tbo yvd, but she hoard Mr Daan Mb Bctonow—I Lav* a kna, or wmctbiug that aouoited like a were flatbed and ber bend aeb*d. "Why. Jane, th» jolre won’t j.Dy, and read you.- book, “The Dance of Dmtth," ktea. and anew that *otaothing wu* “,ia? it Lao u, IVhwt Ml. «L* ana 1 moat any 1 admire yoeur oouragr, Deleon claimed the.privilege of bong and believe you have shown n* much be •Three a aomr t bing you path to make rotrm M any crowded martyr in your dt hi* own witnea*, and he told tte> part ef fens.- of virtue and your denunciations of the .tnry omitted Ire Mim Hotter and b«r U jeffy, 1 think, ma'Mn what is oaleeteu-j to drive it from the mrtcr. Hama joDy (pecimaaof a. En . “Oh, dear, no. Mother.never did, I'm gluhauo. Hi* narotive of th* omnrrenre •are. I'll add mare sugar and lol it boil in which be byd become involve^ run* m another hour. Dear me! I thought we 1 haveulwaju given this miaurabte dance should have cur btt kettle on by thb a silent condemnation by refbung to al­ ---------- — —, ----- - - — lime. Wr .hall be so late, and I m tired low any of my daughter* to (artietpate in it under any rireurnttanoM; but I harr I walkto- along ringing: "Wbat will the to death now, I wish I had done a* moihe> •aid. She advised me to rend the carras.te araidtri th* aril aa aouretbiogat the atebl 'ervea* be?' nf whieh ■>« real nrenluxl anUusre I Grn-ral McCartney (eouaoel fur the over there and let Hannah make the jdly, able to my anything agaiatt it, either I plaintiff, diipooed to have aomr fun while but I wm rare I could do It myself." coofuring the witnum )—You were ringing: The steaming kettle boiled .^the. from experience or any ateolute knowledge “What will the 'arrest be?"' dorely imi­ of it* moot direct and pernioou effort*. You have had experiene* cf the dance tating tb* totonstten of the witneaa. The nmmcr ran hang above the green Dnheou frury ooaipreodly. Yra, rir. itnelf. and you Lave rvidendy bad cvidesre • ■mmitof the poplar*. ■ What will th. arveat bo of it* mo»t fatal reoulca. Erorn the pob ' Hardy, it will be jelly, now, Jane," aaid Grtoral McCartney.—“Wbat will the the weary bourewife, pouring acme of the Imbed tetter of Fit her AreUti, lately rant arvmt be?" " to »c, 1 infer that you «re auffcriog the ■ hot, red hqaid into raid water DoUon (unruffled.)—What will tl * areotivequeoa: of yoar herouni I trust Bnijifoa it romataod for all the cook­ you will not be cast down, nor allow ing and ttewiag it bad undergone General McCartney.—Well, go on, sir. “Ob, wbat *baD I do? Surely, the aiuff yoaradf to suffer any pain, whatever may . Dubaon.—Yer are, yer ’onor*. I wan go BM lw bewitched I’ve a arrat mind to be said of you. Anything lea* than you a., “What will lb* arpour it all away," cried poor Nefl. reedy bolduaclaration would have failed to pro ing along, singing vrstbe?" when! heard Mary .login.. due* any effect. to cry with Vobmmo. “What will the ’arrest be?” 1 Nqw tt must <v;me. Women of virtue “I tel! yo« ma'am, you put acmothmg Genera) MeCartiw-y. —She wm aiegior or ocif-reepcet wil now bhub to Lavr the in to make it jeUy." peramted Jane. "Whel will lb* ’smut be ?" "Oh, Jane, hoah! You know nodung By tbta lime there were decided evi­ about it I tell yon you’ don’t put any dence of merriment all over the court thing in. What mn>t I do? Cook it more' It u lotroing to th* knllte now, aad 1'vw .... ... V__ OBI STOVES .. brine you friend into tappet." . “Ob, Nell, whet a brute I van!' wbiapered her husband, detaining her a tn in Mo at th* kitchen dour. “Can you forgive me? And your poor hand banted, ton' I'll ■!« up every currant Ixuh in the gar­ den to-morrow." "No, Ned," .ho replied, “I ,fodl lo.ro WHOLE NO. 2069. Mictiiian. ty -nitre cot of a hundred peopte mahn a grant miatakc when they cut off a dog * tail, in throwing away the wrong end. "How maqy doatho? aoktod dre hotta tai phyrician. while going bio manto "Nina." . “Why, I ortored terf*faifcr ten.'* “Ye*, but om wouldn't take tt." A man who wm rirocLed by lightning on the name night that a small pox hoept tel wm rtrnek, wm in a dreadful Mate at raspeaee until ooaviacad that he wm hit The EagTiah Ambeauador aad Mrs. larard dined with the 8u!tan, Aug. 30. Hri. and to be the first time that a Bohan ha* at down to dinner at hb own tabte with a European lady. An eld hat, no banged aad rutted m to bar* cntiraly lost iu iatovidnahty, wm found near a stream in New Hamfahire and led to the story that Beeretery Erart* had been foully made away with. The foltewinr aneounremttit appmred “r..i'8*- ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR and eootinue until farther notice." •If eookiaz will do, Ill make jelly of it beforeHantub res* here," she mid. But instead of boiling to jelly, the earrant juice boiled over in a great foamy, rtd wave*. The fire hated, and a dense smoke. and a j-a agent scent of bunting sweet* filled the kitchen. >J altered from head to foot wilt the hot liquid, one band reellrel. her pretty ■ tare beranrared, Nell retreated u> th* door in utter despair. 1 “Ob, I wish 1 bad rarer"--------. The sentence waa never finished. i She stood dumb with horror, for com-1 tog 1A.arely along the garden path rire : saw her hnaband and hi* particular fnood, | Mr. Warburton. » “He baa invited him home to dinner: she gasped. darting beck ihto the smoky kitchen “Oh, what shall I do?" | Two or three harrowing minute* of ret*, penoe. and her btmbusd entered“Nell, are you here, aid what is th* ~ NX1TII fit KNAPF>3*. , . I ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLim ’5r‘' Which has stood the test for years and Mill stands at the head of the lint for light draft durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchasmg a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to bull and examine the Jaekson Wagon before purchasing elsewhere. Come and see our ■ All who have participated in it taut fee! j.iplurfb,, greatly mortified and humiliated on read mg your book, aad many will be angry and bitteriv denounce you', therefore, I •ay. I admire your courage, herobm In deNet! am forward, lookieg mare like a fonM of virtue, uhieb I* in danger ofbre tattooed Indian than the pretty woman inp entirely lo< to nvciety by reaaon of Birdsall’s Culebra ted Clover II idler, The only machiut- now nuumfiurtur^d that threshes and bulb the seed in one machine. All who inteniUu |>orcham- Clover The Young Wife'* Canfusirw. ITtillers this semson should call on ui immediately, as there is no “You are one woman of * thousand, Ncfl "I am msktfig coral jelly, and I great n demand that late orders wilt have trouble to gel machines. —you are, by. Jure' and I'm proud of thought you wouldn't be bos* until late, Term* liberal, with a large discount for cash. We also sell the you. Come when I may I 6nd th* home mmuI as a bandbox, .nd my iittte wif* a* fre*h a* a rm*. I like that. Nell. I'm always thought that if anything could put me out of temper with th<- woman 1 Manufactured by Phelps A Bigelow of Kahunafoo, (he licet loved it would be to coma home and find the house top*y.turvy, snd my wife in a wqrking and most desirable mill built. ■ailed wrapper .nd with a rough brad. Little woman ynu're a treasure, aad I'm proud of you!" 7 nd Edward Hatting* kiaeed tea orotiy bnde until her rteaU. glowed Ilk. the red Juno rosea on* in the raashinc. She WM very happy, very much pleased aad flattered al h« hurimnd's praiae. They had been married jutt rix months, ■nd Nell wm a pattern for all houMwiv*.. She anum with tb* bird* that made their nest in the great apple tree, aad did htr housework ia lb* early morning boor*. Com. when he might her husband *L I iTTOtSL-Tj. ftHS x X- -WXJVI>Iiai3LiX., MESSER BROS. ffiis POWERS & BARLOW J«1IX’Q.CR»3SY. Dore it require an eh a men* aa thin tn mat* eurrani j*Oy? And what a fright you are, Net!' Pre brought Warburton pair of chicken*?" “I're bad no time to cook; .Eve b**a miking jelly all day." “Confound th* jsily! Come, Nell, yen mu«t get up war .how of dinner." “I can't Nadi I m tired to death and my hai.ll i* burned. Yow ^ir.tddn'l have invited Mr. Warburton without letting m< “.Now ju«t hear that," cried the pro­ voked btnbeod, after toiling mo n< often to bring a friend whenever I liked ! I'm , ’•"c.«. aoMmooii. teera, Builders, examine their Buildhalf thing more likely ig Material, House Trimmings, than another," bo a div* per fort* off amts. Chis and Varnishes. arm “ a bone to or luncheon it' .vorything Now Farmers,-examine the WIARD h» a fine H- J- WA when you me her well Carriaie, Sin ui Onuwiil PLOW, before purchasing others, me to latscb day we A l M TF P . together. I I *orry enough Every one waranted. it. boeb-over-hnad, and 1 the ttaira eurl Those oontemplating buying Sh. rould oxSSriseAX. Mowers or Reapers should see not areaad giriand We REPAIR 8 H 0 P the Walter A. Wood Machines, Hraa.h d j ho* la Arrloal'aral Hall. Ur lb*»**•«• *<<•* Gumming- & Filing Saws Ittwaiter tb. steMU *rrtea«»"> Wm. “ Goodyear. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY pmmcmciL era® Peoples drug store. ph/shiM's l‘r«ri|>l>«*s “,d Family Roop-* pr«- puwl with Drain “l'1 Ok”"*1* uf puwt qu^i<X »«fr- _ Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it, Everybody known they the only MKTtCtl UNOEHiKEfiS -,e city and attend promptly to aU call* aat line day or night. „«„te*oU B-U> Ste Sue Be, lUurap MHi. evil-minded, etc., or quoting imprudently »od inamaaliagiy their fiuly weapon. “Hoel. *oit qui maly pea**,' and then throwing ilumnelcc* in men', arm* to prove their own runty of mind! I never General MrCjrtney — Gone to elaa. ! Whal did she Meafi by that? Dobaen—Wb*. any fool know* what “dm” mean*. Hrr fithcr bad gone to et.M mooting, and left 'a ball balooc. Wo ebatted a Utile, and then-----General McCartney—WeD, you bare beard bn tottittoey. You tetrad her, pulled her over the loereand Limed ber. Dobson— Nd. That testimony i* JUm. We talked awhile, and *b« sort of leaned while the jelly beg»n to rncam nrer again. Ii« Luaband, braid, hinmelf with •■Iftbere'* on* to the himing nouo and bw own vexation, provoa* a fellow went mad* at the kettle, and in hiaef. oo, llngtring a moment on the annoy ­ to ^Mgit the atove, up*et it delugtiro, hi* around hre wabt, ’tb to bring friend dinner "I'm glad of yw’yo no bwfora* atsad find on* of *ort*. there'* Orwrroiy; wife'* woman out—a *te>wy woman, ilwar* dremed. Well, Gravmly fo. sited that went out wont, but wm for Such a house a* w. found-all caught ttbtrem duoppearing up ia paper* and allp^ra. wm indtepoaed and u*. th. mid iuneired oc lireod chccre, Gravmly, poor teltew, though be mW nxhing. fookod e* NeUoprangup and threw heroelf into the old woman'* can “Oh. I and Ned’n to mad i Mr. Warburton any wltbeat hi* dinar, , andbel urar fo*»*u nm," *U«*bW. oome when he muy, may find ber ready to “Yea, be will, teoria, yea ba wiil-d«*‘t meet him." you fret! I’vu sent thorn ovne to your “So do I," mH Nell, ratSing up intoI tnotber a for a lunch. And now let mo t*l! hi* fora • You Mud now be afraid to> you what to do. 1*01 all that jolly making inritt a trittxl borne with you. Ned. No> by Ull to-morrow—we’ll begin bright Had matter if I don't know, I rttalt be ready1 coriy In the taornfng, .end"— “But Hranab, h won’t rxn* to teBy." to receive you." "Oh, yw, it will, when we add a Btfl. Nod gave bre * ringing kite. "Very wril, little wotau, I .bail try yon one of three dsyo-und now I mutt run. Good-bye." Ha * watched him out of right with hap­ py eye*,aad thru w«et back to hrr pretty uuiug room and bar work-tabte. A month later the rammer w*• on the wane and the fruits were vreii ripooad. “Jane," arid Mt*. B-tiap one bright murning. returning from the garden gals whteoSo had ported with bet forehand, Jf the "intelligent eootraband" and th* “rdteble gentleman," a* we knew then* partid) 15 Jan ago. eottld only be turned hioo* among the Balkan*, the war new* Ore. Garfield * little boy tedievre re th* pereeverance of >tin*cra Il* got nd at hi* govnreatt the other day, and wbea rekodtc pray for h«r replied. “It* no use: a hundred God* roulda't rank* Mary good. A vial cl oil of pennyroyal placed oo the aland at the head of your bed w>n __ __ . ____ ____ ______ . a will keep the inaupitoca avr*y sod every­ body bfoe too. A Rrenaa who reocatly returned from l*hilade)piu* inf'rau uo that tbe Kooky । xtatenicnt will do much to reaUu-c ooofii deck in the power of the motor. ; Jonquia Miller mp of hi* tengle-baimd beraioeo that the -.wi-pt the loammao I am.? It would have been more to bar mat to have been at home ewoopiag the ' loomme kitebmt or helping Lor pour Ad i toothor w**h up the .upper dinboe. !M Iziorlry, a typienl Texan deepw *do, white awaiting trial in the Leo coun­ ty jail, U writing hi* life and advoitare* for Uw Giddinp Tnhmr. He own* to �■I H. R. Btsrens Column 1 FIRST DOSE OR A BQSTOH POLICE 0FH32. Secretery Sohnrs i* ronfidenl of a viotory fa Ohio, this 1*11. With the laboring Democracy of New ft. action of the. Republican State Cocvwtioa in New Fork at Eoahteicr The Dsyton Journal thinks Ohio will 1-t wook, is mretmg a»ri<<d Mutoran.. lion at home and abroad. The New York go Republicau, sure, this Ball. Oummrrviu/ Adtt^trt, which ha. always Secretary Everts exported to make some sustained Mr. Conkling, c-undcrans m’por.i- political spcechr. in New Fork during the tivw terms bn action and ridicules tbe »pol> -•grof hhirriendi that Mr. Osaklin was led to purruv the course be did bcotun? hr believed that Mr. Curtis defeated his n^miuattoa for the l*Kmdrqcy. Nahicg, nays the J./rcrt/irr. was ever more absurd. Mr. Conkling was vietimind by over-ml cm, brainkra and insincere friends into the belief that he could bo no mi luted, and to that end'm a ftvxrite of President Grant, the patronage tt the Government wm used, but with scarcely tny other re­ call than to trot Mr. Conkling cut before the Convention with little support beyond his own delegation. The sting wa* a>harp om fix Mr. Conkling, , but Mr. Curtis i* not smpotwible for it aad even if he was, the Adtrrtiter conclude), •’the Senator is not justified ia committing political sui • . DOOM diUcul campaign jan. In Hami ten owunty, which it th* vital point in the irnuo, the Republican* hare the advantage Means* they hare the Urt local tkket, and aUo beouxe the liberal German* like I‘n»idrat Hayes and bis p»Bcy and will sus­ Lin k. A* respects specie rvwmption, the eorrcsjKmdent says Hal among the BcpoNican* the fortnera Would have it take place u soon as passible, while bori­ nes* men would postpone it a year or two, A dispatch to Forney s f.’Arvsie/c from San Francisco says of tie result of the late election: “Tt cannot bo considered a» a victory solely ia the iotyrorta ,bfl£e Dem­ oerat* bni wholly as a defeat of wbat is known here u the Sargent-Page-Gorham ring. With the Republican organisation in other Lands the State could have easily been redeemed sod a Republican United States Senator elected tn succeed Sargent? but the lead of the ring was too much, and th* only way to get rid of them was to strike through the party." Of a speech made by President Hayw la Cincinnati, the New Fork Tribune says: "The hint in the dosing paragraph, that what has been dene hat not been docc merely because w« could not help doing it, but because it was wise and right to do it, is oac that ought to be heeded. The Pre»idrot's duly seemed so plain, and bls course »o ca«y, that he ha* bad p<erhap»i too little or.dit for the effort which it out tbe rule doesn't apply to such weather *s wc hare mw. To day coaplctos a weak of perfect, sunny, cool. Miofou* days that arc thoehanu of the Hndsou river country in September. Farmers begin to talk of a drouth, but the country need* a few wacks of such dry dsya to dry out health­ ily after the soaking rain* of summer. The Now Fork auto oocvenlioo opened lion in Wisconsin wm headed Pxopk'a Re­ form. The Fraud party would be better. yesterday with what (anguine RepubUom* aro pleaaad to term a slap at the admin*Tbe Democrat* in Wariiingtoe are talk­ ing up Senator Bayard of Delcwiro for the Democratic candidate for Praudart in dcoounciog subsidies, insisting on tho rights of labor and capital to an equal Geo. MeCkllsn ha* accepted tho Now bearing, and expremg no opinion on the Jersey Democratic nominatic-u for Govern administration policy, while hoping it will or. He will telegraph New York eity for result in p«acr al the south, and promis­ ing that no act of the Republicans of The Chicago PM diaractixre the Demo New York shall be withheld for it suecratie party in thin wi*e: The Democrat* cm. It con hardly fail of approval from arc appearing under a* many aliuet as an all men not pledged to the support of measure - and mm rather than of princi­ experienced «r-rok thief ple*. Ev-eongreirain Ward made tbe vtrongrel pomible answer to all fault find­ ing in the pithy declaration that if the anovuncemcnt of Republican principle* be the condemnatien of tbe administration, Minncaoia' answered New York's slap let that condcmtmiou fall. The good Re­ at the Prmdeat with a resounding cheer publicans of the Sttte do not deriv* in hi* davot. Aad she will bsck her words great cneouragcuiuat from the sight of a Premdttl escorted and flattered by exRcbuh, who have never shown any eoovincing proofs of a change of heurt. They du not relish the modest demand to appoint Herschel V. Johnson to the va­ cancy of the Supreme bench. The Ute new* froui Mimiarippi which reads as if it 4<ted before the war, with the sight of "reconciled" Democrat* surrounding Re­ publican speakers with-shot-guns in good old rouUicrn fashion is not tbe cwaet style Bayard, in estimating that 73 of harmony preferred here, and sound Re­ if the Republicans support the publican* who professed tbrir frith before > Southern policy, is much more the buttle fol' Antietam drain to bare it H he generally is in political distinctly understoed that the harmony has not got to be entirely oo their side. The administration, aay three Republican*, ' ASian Fruciteo despatch sap that the laika too much in the rein ot tbe man who Cafifornia election cannot be regarded a* a purely Democralie victory ; but rather s» a defeat of the Sargent, Pbjie and Gorham nng—a burden too great for the Republics party to cany. Representative cleet J. D. Cox. after talking over the President's policy with the old abolitionists of tbo Western Rererre in Ohio, aay* that they arc aiopularlr Au&uitnou* m declaring that Mr. Hayeii •|i»» exceeded the hopes of dealer*, and a ha* chorctj die course which will be advan­ million dollar* worth of books will bo up­ tageous to tbe to the (recdmeti. on the market in the next ten day*. Tbit Ex-Congtcnaman Ashley of Ohio, who mean* that people have money onw more, is now acting .with the Detnocrate,'*ny» and begin to buy books and mrround that the speeches of Judge West, the R'ri tbetnM-Ire* with comfort* and indulgences The Ann Arbor (wrier, R. A. Beal publican candidate fur Governor, are en­ editor, speaking of the late decision of dearing him. to the workingmen, and that sale from Illinois said the great harvest Judge Huntington in tbu Rose-Doug's** many of thru will vote for him in prefer sraa no sooner gathered in August than be began to sell more books than he had core to their own candidate. doue before fur a year! Book^ will be , cheaper than they have been since the war. m a action prices ruled twenty per cent. Ufow the trouri dfaoknak rate*. opprae Tammany* Hril w ,k down that organiirtion. tactic* Wil) be tbe old *ehcn I ing leader* in the opposing factions to pre The Republicans of Minnesota did a | vent a coalition by diaseotiooa. very sensible thing when lacy nominated | It u reported from Ohio that the anti. Gov. I*illsbary for a third time. He Ms Hayes movement ia weakening and that proved so'excclien: an Executive that no the workingmen's party, which is devdopclass aa find fault with his. Slaoding isg in Cincinnati a strength which bad oo a platform of live iavura and living in a not been anticipated, seems to be drawing State bxnsed with golden Urrcats and its following chiefly ftotn the Democrat*. fresh* prosperity, be will have a very large The result m that Hamilton county will probably be carried by the Republicans. Dimenrious among the Democrats are also of th* Cuyahoga county, Ohio, Republi­ Democratic Senators, with much mag­ can* co Saturday, to make up a full Legis­ nanimity, are anooanring that they will lative ticket, every turn who voted for Stanley Matthews Ims winter was dropped, net attempt to secure the organisation of with the exception of Senator Cartl*. who lite Senate at tho eoming session, but will hi. piedrod himself not to do K again un-1 possres tbemselve* with patiooce a little longer, tartil it comra to them naturally. If Ohio and Pennsylvania do their duty thia fall it win be many a year yet before the.United Stales Senate ia Demoerrtic. The Dre Moines Reyirter claims to be credibly informed that Judge James, the to that kind of treatment that a victory Dctxfocratic nomiere for Lieuteaaat Gov would probably seriously derange bis di­ ernor cf Iowa, and U>c best mtn pcreonslly gestion. Be merciful to George's digu- on the ticket, has said in tho lost tew days that he b a Democrat of tbe old stripe, and is in favor of putting the nogroe* bsck into tb«r former condition of «ervit<U< A California paper remark* that the Another Democratic county treasurer in DamocnOe m.jorify in the bvirirture i* Ohio, is a dsCuiitcr ia a sum somewhere M Urge that it will inquire a Urgr l3B to betwoen g7,000 and 130,000. Thf safe i* locked up aad the trawurer bro the cmnblnsiioa to the safe, which he refuses to giro up to tho State Inspector. The 17,000, the amount hi* aoeounte aro known to be short. In the neighboring county of Angliise the Ireasurer is in jail for rob­ bing himself of 132,000. There aro now •eventren oounlics in Obio where wookndneM bis been exposed among Democratic official*. Nevvrtbrie**, Senator Tbunniti inrivta that the wsvk of ecooomic reform RepoblianM in-New York have already can but be acoomplUbed by Democrats. buran to deaounre <be-work of the Roch­ ester Convention, Tbe J-fferacn County Conroe tier, held Friday, paaicd rraolutoons strongly eudorsing the I*nsideot'e HiUM^ing EdUoe. Doo'l come to me for topkii. Select your own. - AssAloaX. Shall I fire into Hayes for Socretary Bristow speaks very highly swinging round the cirole. of Senator Mortou aa one of his wanerwt Mme^M/JSditor. No,------ him; bo's friends and oae of the moct valuable men doing just what Tilden weald have tried la poblie lift: “Hu has strong asasu, unto do, with ten tima the offset. swurvhg hoacsty and largo experiseca.* Atnmnu. Soppoae I stir up tbe cutSecretory Bierman a*y* be is very nmey question and hit th* soft munry bopeftlofn Republican victory in Ohio U-firiL Daring hi. reseat vim to that The Drtuoerai* of Ohio complain that rieh Demoento of the East turn away coldly from appeal* for money. The promisM of Pendleton. Swing A Co. to make money cheap and abundant aro not very uking this way. ready made for » dollar, and a calieo wrap­ per for hi. wife for another dollar, sod a pair of button boato for hi* »lx year.old for anothor dollar mill. There are pleat/ of six dollar • yard good* fix fine iaditw. clothier but tbe prim are low enough where they A full line of Undershirt* and Drawers. and Bay * The grape yield ia enormous, and fine Concord grapes are aeUing daily in the ntreeta for five cents a pound. Potatoes are fifty cents a bushel, the beat oyrtcr* a dollar a hundred, and if low and beef foil. an they must soon, it will not take large wages to feed and keep a family in New York neat winter, especially with coal al three dollars a too BUSINESS «>d DRESS SUITS and OVEECOATS. Our CUHTOM DEPARTMENT eoe- j BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. Seventy- WHITE SHIRT in the Cky. Yars of Age.. - *sna*«i» “■> cnxvwn «« ; BvsisKsssvns. ‘ OVERCOATING ia good MvlroSCARFS, TIES and Silk Hnndkerchiel-. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. Tb* W1 hate area style like the mascu­ line' Helmet hat ia gray felt, with a scarf of dark mom plush, thick in its pile ss tbe tufted wood mooes that wrap tbcuuelvu 33 Monroe wing added, and the eimple trimming i* complete, For early Ml, black chip* and *traw« arc *bown of rtveracd gipsy riiape, that ia, coming doao on the forehead, with full trimming of aatin loupe and rear* be­ hind, filling the upturned brim. The bright geranium red » largely area in the st., Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, m'rag*, and an occasions) bat with long full Uce barhes indicates that lace is coin­ ing back.to use. Seolch waterproof tn thfr Tartan plaids I have lung been favoeitm for service in 1 England, but thia Pall in the first time COFFEE SOAP Tsgstlns ii told by all DraggiiUare made up in either the large or email plaid of those odors, and suits of this' kind for both ladies and young girls eanaot be too highly rmmmebdcd. Ths aaojuc seen on nearly nil the Fall suite is of curb simple and convenient cut that cwuntry readers are advised to secure pattern.without delay. It ie known as iho French mojiM, fitting dcxely in the back with two or four piece* a* deaired, and fitting the figure gracefully in front by a single dart and gore directly under the arm without The Mild Power CURES TOBACCO. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics CROCKER reregniae how easily such a utt|«< can be fitted and made, but will keep in mind that its atyle depends on the nmlnere. Scams pr.uoed till almost inririble, a ride gore hidden under the ana, and not a particle of fulln-m more than la nficoaary to go over |ho hips, foe which the Dr.as STOKE WARE. Vol 22 4tf. Smith Hogle & Preston. C. P. Rowell &. Co's. Col.: Sesin lata ■aik PaprFaihim (■slit the bust. Such a sacque is made up aa part of a suit, or a* the ouuidc garment ia heavier cfoth. Tbs kogth in the bock ri lessncw with which larger raaneU wreck about 30 iaebro, ia front 27. Plixxcthose that eotno in their way. Hardly a day piasM* without an account of a row boat ruu down and ber crew sunk by a tug or lighter, out of pure wsnioooess. The river pilot* are utterly carries* of human There are about 1,300 pomoffiom in the life, and laugh at it a* fine sport tn run State of Michigan. untie lata M OMKSTIC I0NTHL’ LIGHT-RUNNING down a pleasure boat with two or throe • Tbe wife of ex-Mate Senator Greisnl boys and girl* aboard. Two week ago a died at Detroit Sept. 15. The present term of the Blate Agricul­ party of bora and girls ia their teens, liv­ ing in the same tenement boose, weal out tural Schools lUrt* out with 5G new sui- ■DOMESTIC TO ADVERTISERS. ISE HlSfflGS EETOMM MIK to bring them \x»cdy ia her path, ran them down, and kept on ber way, never paying attention to tbe scream* of th* cr-.-aturre stru^iiog ia the water. A girl of ehteea rm drownud; one of tbe boys racended in swimming ashore with the other, thoggh his own leg was broken in two plans and hi* shoulder crushed. Tbe officer* of the flag ship Miaaeaote hare nude complaint to tbe Pilot eommimiooer that one of their boats going s shore made signal of danger to tug oomiag Ito mf, to which no altenlioa wm paid, and sa ap­ prentice boy from tbe ship was drowned in the collision. They said it was no un­ common thing for Ute steam tuw to dwlibcrstely ran down saiall boat*. People's livre aro literally in the band* of the coarac and demoniac set who fill the port of Cardrivero and river pilots. SEWING MACHINE BEST. Syssaor; •DOMES! IC-SMIfGM/<niS(».y CRAMPTON’S IMPERIAL SOAP #iMBT.'u3ftT<lrRairK '■fflraMWBmi™ dSSu tire of many rimilar institutim outride the city, where rural virtue is suppoeed to A Michigan min lately applied to Gee. .« flourish. How many country banka are Sheridan for a Jette* there whieh refuse to lend their fund, to Europe and got the L____ _____ _ nun* is Joom-Jom. of Muftigw. <Very truly. P. H. Sheridanhave Httle outside affairs in which the Tbe Chisago JrOuae say* tfeUit i* help of thn bank comes handy. How asthoririvwly denied that tbe Great Wes tpany Prerident s there are who ooasidcr TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow ’IXiJ MOWER ! REAPER *d that all ia right, just like the Trouw of the Cteiraout beak, oua of whom did not know his namn was on the 1>M, while uornu, Martar.lta*, �iPlMBnix Block, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keyping constantly on hand every variety of A nix tLoumnd dollar judgement .gaunt -ya. "A better day to coming tbe city of Detroit has ban rariernd thia th-morning drawreli nigh." . The hickory 0>te ar* ripe, and the tote w*k, la ths United .States Uoort. fur aa freeta hare made lhea. yield to the Uw, Gf 1mjnry owed by ■ dcfvct’re sidewalk. gravitation; and aoac of thorn tough oaee lUt iroger around the Peet Office ooo ■Ually yidd to the law. of tcrawity al^, or etae their naan., be. The fruit, of ain and the froet* of—ay wintera are atamped upon and can be area in the depriv­ ed etKUitetiane- a .d loitering rtej. They ytotd »« to the man!, phyairal m cren Slate law, Ut they moat aooncr or later yield to one never yet broken, fiw tbe BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS dark, aliadouy. .pectral monarch death, to FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, oa tbetr track and anon be will fold them in hi. «Jd embract. Oh, if wc cannot •are thaae old oum, wo iruil arrrat the youth jut trowiiig the threnhuld ol death on hie way to a cotiMiouv cudcrancw of StaTMi pndition. Some of our todiea are laboring in tbe | on me before purchasing and I will sell you goods Band of Hope with tbetr nxXberiy in V ALL cheap u can be found in the city of Hastings. •truetjor.., havtog fcr their aim tbe aslrau°n of “ear boya' ere their youthful brow, are atamped with eruel vice, by iraching the prineiplm of truth and mor­ ality. tbe way. of [deomntnem. aod the STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, ---------------------------COUJITY OPFiCERM. ' fUt > 28fe,30 c:s, appt, ‘ ^,36<;’,5O ** )»<*tora fer30<a 40(t, [ b«U« for 17I&I8 ote ! J P. Griffis, of Sriuranre, N. Y., . J moduetor on thr Atlantic an-l Great WesJ torn Raihrad,u ifl tb# a|< .. ; iliag bi. brotbscrin-l.w, 7. B.WnKrim’Ku. “ur popular groeer. Th. Good Tempter, .brat and pi Ike cm« -ori wtli b. held in the bsU U Barry Lodge, F. A. M., on Wednesday evening of,next Wtek. A /srhnte taller, a letter I b«, and other allrection. are promimd. A valuable large white cow, thin in fianh, the property of MUun PriekM, of thi. citj, stayed away on Thursday last, Thin day ia like Joly. and so trace of her cau be found. She The friend, ia fcvor of temperucc Tlx county fair ia in progmn. 1-ad on a small bell teMonod by a new ( Band of Hop. inrisfied) rotwady hrid ah Council mneting Friday evening. *«p. A*J nue giving information where latareMing, well attosded picnic, 'and a Wheat in not coming into market vary she can be found wiU be reliably rewarded. pkamnt time it w* to old and young. •Ju Monday kum buinote cvnMcCed Th« little ones driirsrod their short! with the Bute Beard of Charium, railed «f«ech« and mingled tbrir cbtldteh voices os to thcauuthweat part of th. cnanty, With the older ones, and tho wood, rang I and wc were surprised to see the extent with joy. aad the appearance of the new sown wheat At the kind iaritaliou of th. Bunnell fields. The acreage ia certainly much Bunday Bchori, we portiripeteri in their The time hat eome when larger than ever before, aod tbe growing anmul picnic, and * the orator remarked, era maar pay in advance, j “It wm an array of _ culture and talent." ' crop locks splendid. tZA few cord, of that wooj We are under .pcciri obligaiioM to Dr. nmiia if brought in aoou. . Turner and wife of Orangeville ^r per­ acemsd to bring us OMtcr bcarea, "the The M. t. Sunday Schdri Board meet sons! fawn daring our late trip to that tend where they wander uo more ' The to-night at the M. E. church. aention iff tbe euunty, By the way Dr. well act table divided the vxercuai in two parts, aad many were very glad ofit. Tbe “We expoet a go^ tftae U the Pair, T. is one of our meat racccrnfttl physicians and the extent of his pnetioe, attest his ' Come and bring alougtlm WU recce* and the roafidrere of the pubile tor of the Wetlayaaa, Jaajx-r Woodruff a The editor of th* Bxsjrrn ia drawn aa neighbor king aurrtxutded by what ba ia his skill and efficiency. Grand Juror in the United Blate. Court. called “miniMeria) talent'' he waa diSdoit We regret that oar space will not per ait at 6rM. but he took tbe jalm of victory. . Thera in want of calling card* ahould us to print the letter of our Middleville In tbe aAevnooe Elder Northland, Nr. arrespaudeut promised last week to be ,Canxe aad Other E. Murray, late paator printed to-day, but at tbs subject matter ,of the Methodial PnOcatant church deliv­ •wm n folly gives in our editorial columns ,ered abort, caraoM ayoeclMU. Ttw exor|*t »«*, perbapa it i. juat * well », ,ciaen of the little one* were tho bort of all, jyHTie number of ferckn acbolxn in at­ though we hops this failure to print bis throwing even tb« clergy io. lUc ihade. tendance at our high ecbool i> very Urge letl. r will not deter our corrcp-indent ,Che bible eicrvtoea were beyond deocrip- j thia term. • from often tending us other fisvon. tiuu and original with the auperiatendepl There ia a large amount of rickMaa ia Gray k Merahon, of Hickory Coreera, Mr. Abe Bunnell. Il began well, dceed thia acction ot the Slate, aad the doctom an maaafoctaring the Center sial Bp ring ।glonoualy/totd our hoorta young and old are very bu.y. Bed, of coppered spring Mori wire, which were filled with jey. is probably tbe most perfect um darable of any now ia the market, and i. sold al tho low price of 17. The ..gnit will call Fair week wiU bo a grand opportunity on yon st your bom* and don't you let . for .ubarrilxr. tn eali at th it office and him go without parchasing. Robert Brady ’a new brick is art!! oo to | Wa are under epeetel obligatiatu to look over thow aevounta. Gold 10X Strange nettber. Drags, Patent Medicines- Hcmrapathi: Rmadies, PIMS. IIILS. UM INI BBS8IS. Toilet Artici* in naj variety of kind ur price. Hatf*. Magalia Bote. Charm of Beauty, tbe tedi* all know to bote. School Book.; Office and Bebooi Stannary, Blank and Memorandum Banka, in any style at yew own pri*. Tow patronage to HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. We sell goods kt a very small advance on tbe first cost. We sell more ready-Thade Clothing than any house in this city. JULIUS BUSSELL, | No matter how low you cau buy goods in other stores, we will Phccnix Block. State St. .istfisajs-i. FIBST GRAND FUZE sell you the same articles at less price. We adhere strictly to the one price system. Our trade is increasing every year, which is a sure sign that we sell goods at lower prices than any other firm. We can sell goods at small profit became we can buy them cheap®*than others ou aceuunt of our selling so many goods. Our clothing is cut as ’stylishly and will fit as well as any made to ' Order. Don't forget to call and see us. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Just received First Prise at Wuconrin State Fair and at State Fair at Jackson, DETROIT STOVE Something new. Double Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GBAND RAPIDS. WORKS, Just out. THE JEWEL COOK! Call al tie Sin if WG HAT. We Must Have Money PROMPT PAYMENT Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. IXG THEM A T MUCH LOWER The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Hiving Flue Stoye PRICES—Dou l fail to ree ike good, be-' fore purchasing. . • now in tbe market. Sneak thieve have opened operat-.ou. Hon. Horace 8. TarW! for a copy of lbs ।eempkti-.-n, when be gets it completed it ia varied* parta of tho State. Bo pew- 40th Annual Report of tbs Superin ten- will bo one of the finest dwcilinji in pared for themat aay how ia the dent of public instruction ot tbe State of Miehicnn, with accnmpaniog documenta for the year 187C. Thcae Rejurta aro always valuable to the people and often do wheat that were **W:i early, hare been not recaive the attention that they merit eatirely destroyed by insect, and plowed from those iutereatod in tha editorial work np and resown. BIG TNT OT BIGHA.T H. A. GOODYEAR. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Iter. Mr. Aldrich, presiding elder of A picnic on Saturday teal ia Carlton wu the <xe*iou of a very pitaaurt gath­ ering. Thrae protect had an intonating time Several spirited songs were snog The Advent, aro holding a revival We would call the attention of our by the Good Tempter* and Reform Club meeting at tbe Opera Honae thi. wvtk reader, to the dwariutioa notice of Cook which to largely attended aad splendidly k Brooks tinners. Mr. Fnrir C Brooks evident tntcreM. Bncb nmetioga in the entertained by Rev. James Ferrin. iuteraac of Reform will certainly be of im- ' Tbe ladira of tbe Baptist church give a Tbe Lanaiag Rep<M'>aa rays: "The mesas benefit to our people as it will keep I peach fratira! at their cl.ureh on Tnnday editor who is efraid to du bin doty jroo the inlosat alive and burning in the hearta , evening, all aro in v itad to attend. will find opposed to perncmaKttM That'. uf aO tree lovers of humanity. Capi. McCormitk. an old eittaeo of tbi* ✓ The Board of Eduaalion at their meet­ burg ia in town core more, and new you ing last evening voted to raise by taxation can brer bu gentle voice on the «troot ccrthe following rente, tix.—Teachers' m!>- nc.a aad by places, ringing nut to bis nea, »3J>00, Janiion. 1330; Secretary, many customers “sold again" Me. HO; T.msurer, *23. Taking seh«! eraMany of oar cittaona ha ve been oo a .U..I3L, IctoTtet on bomk, 13,500. In vtoil to “th«r ritira aad towns tn see ata! raraote. 1300; Printing. »2S. Wood.»450; waa reminded to jail for trial. brer Henry W. Beadier, aad now they A pacaatro of Ulawaoo-erbrat wm moi Intidentala, 1250, New Furaaera, »500; are highly delighted over the loro They Repairs on school buddings. »5(W, Total. to Barry county. M-®<m. have glraaed from bit lectures. man. If It yield, an wall there M brew ka 19,560, being an excree over last ysar of introduction will prove of immaua benefit 1.076-lfi, but just tbs cerarion for noy wan hold at tbe Opera Hoose teat Sunday such expenditure aa this iediestes, we to that icrtion of the country • drink U wiU puxriu the wi^ member of evening waa largely attended. Dr. Bar­ Wake up your neighbor about the ber gave a hialnrr and wnt ataUstica of county fair. What you know and think, the Busrd to explain Tewtetday a young man by lb. name of about it, toll to him. Get him enthuai^ out very eoeouragiiig, only one buiuwe tic .bout it, and try and convince him Jbhn Dnocan, from Nika. * nopbsw of L. u>» engaging in the eaura O, pshaw! that auoora. derend. ou. him m well aa A. Dunran Esq , th. able ufilor of lbs borines, men where is your sand? I gueaa CLOTHING, NU« RtpMiean. wto asriowriy injured HATS and CAPS, it to in year Sagar— what do yon think .- the depot tn thi. rity while engaged in about it?* Itor.J. F.rri* cnlcrtriood the GENT’S FURNISHINGS, .witching ran. He wre an employed on aadtencc by a fcw but appropriate remarka, followed by Mrs Graven of Vcrmontvaie who made aotoe fitting remarks, aad finM. rar to another, which bad been de­ tehed byrOcitisga poem, entitled -Tbe lira tached, be bto ntep and fdl to the that touch liquor aball never touch mine." pound aariking mtoaentti guard, enuteg Girl. awallow that if you dare, yews truly Tbe Baton County Fsir hdd tort week . rampownd ftaduro nf the left kg abeve will ever Miefc to the motto. The exarst CliarloUa, wu a decided .ueoena. The the ankle, wbiL- tbe care pnmad h­ <** ended with a few restarts by Rev. C. attendant wa. larger than e’er before, J. Thoma.. Boys of the Reform Club a.d tbe exhibition as -wod a. any ever wen all tbe tea* He to under tt»e rxc«eninB-y ■tick to your aoixnn pledge, foe nri only on thtoe ground., .nd the n«*pU mW Willful rare of tho Di* Upjoha, baa every your honor to at Kake, but your character have rn.de the oMwrwUppjMrentron pomade, and -troug Wpm « aad falun Lappinraa ia in the briaace. If the render will carefully UA throng!’ ratertainnd that hi. left lag «*■ bn«’»d Whatever you do “Dara to do right. the Grand Stand Get. 4th, at 2j o'clock p. m , diMancs 20 rods, weight not lera than 223 lbs. First premium, S3, secund S3, third 02. Entrees ran be made up to time of race, epen to Barry county teen only. Fast men open to all Barry manly, Dis­ tance Mi rods to tek. place on Friday Ont, 5, at 3 o'Jock, p m. First premium. »3. aectmd. |3, third. DRY GOODS! I have on hand a full stuck of Dry Goods of latest styles and also DRESS GOODS TOBACCO. Men's and Boys' Clothing to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look over my stock. LADIES' READI-MADE CLOAKS, SHAWLS, patrd to ri»e gram! bargains toeuM*sacra An exchange aayw ‘-Tb* Central railway »-t-V *»****^.; rewarded Sheriff Smoke, of fftetoo operator a I tbe Hstou R«F* **nF’ oNo. S»d rJA-d #S * Ka«t Bai-nauMt, Sept- 27 th, 1877. Ma Eanoa —I noticed ia the Home bse*d of b* west, « artiab, Hiring a aB to one Iteform ohb, ,nd •«"* of 1,4 Scero, which I think w* a little or* Z.. bsr.msw ouour pledge th” HOSIERY, m *e*a to W*’* ■•w *“ b"** I1» \ comptetom in quality and Price. W. F. HICKS. HATH AND CAPS. I keep constantly on hand ■ full assortment of men’s and boys’ Hats and Capa. A fuB line at very low figures. Come and see them befors buying elsewhere. splendid ofitor— If »h reports drariri*now Hail * M-Hito. CROCKERY. rowrend without breaking the die if tak ra rariy Kaiffi not ued. Vnry little pate. Cal) <m or nddrena E. F. Bbowh, M. D., •prlltf Hastfagn, Mich. BOWNE’S STORE cue hundred and twraty firo —w twenty *wu of who* jriimd al mssciag a wash ago la* Sandoy, u.00Mer to *• wbari •«* ff»” U • *** t.re. Then, to nothing »• haring a JL hatetnw « 4nd ukr of all the popular patterns and beat qualities at lowest rates. I have just "re­ ceived a hill line of ' BJSINGER'8 "OLD LONDON DOCK GIN. Prints t Prints! �L’8 CUBE! ; dimban. add wiH bear aln>*it any nwiruul of bad lr*atu*;i4. Tubaruau that have: no* btoowred in th* gftden and are *^>w> ing flower steuM m*y be taken up sad jau' t-xl. ,od will flower h early winter. A Lejals. js.tr.ft«ssL®: A.stbimn, UrnnchitiK, Catarrh. The ten weeks’stock fa also a floe w&kr ; bloomer, aad can be treated in tbe ame Hay Fever, Colds, fi.c. twt rit rftha B».>‘raHTr Oto*. I manacr. A pot of inignoccuo costs but ■ few cento, aad nut many expensive phot, ! will —--I. -J —— e..~!■!.. WONDERFUL (JURES Ute *.»*• aTUa tUraaSann. aflaaa seed in September or Oetobev. It fa i«rll ' Una ••*"1“*■ -b*r» ".crjtVma «U tail". to prepare two or three peu The elect taBrta* Tniimuiitr® FHISH1B aiywum treated as adifae^ for miguoiktie will also plcean and ui<hiog will nuke up better in button-hole bouquet* than these awoet little ftowcra. Tbe browalha fa alao an cxneUvat winter fluwrv. A few laptcr plant* are dcairaUc, and the calls, draauoe and begoaia are very patient under aliuont i Howerain the Houtc. Everybody worthy of a home strive* to tnakett pleasant and cheerful. This’fa necmaary al all scaaou of (he year, L<u particularly so daring the tcdtoiL* wiutim and long erewbga of tho North, Nothing will aid io thu dcairablc work as earilJ, cheaply and effectually aa towers. They! however, apace U> enlarge on thia auljcct, bat wiU merely any that a few lillioat. dike loogifltrum, auratum and UneiG.lluni. though net often aeen in the buu*e,]will afford a plcaaant aurprfac, and How.tr in )•»« Ari. 1HIM.IL J#*- ‘"■vasj’Atre Wanzer & Barnes. Sb GOOD NEWS TO TUI PUBLIC! ftrt Want RAIIRIAD. Jackffli & Saiiiai thia nnml^r to giro descriptive* of altoixi i-rarylliiu- droirablc for bouac cultale a wv'J an tor naturae planting in tbe garden Par many year,, in fact, in' every an tumn number of the Fhml GmJr, we lav. urged our rradm to cultivate fljwem it the hotw, and hare ewdeavured, botl bi and with thrae, a. with all other thing,, word, and iHnatraticna, to ahow howfth.i aueeraois nccevary tu enjoyment. We eoold bo dooo in a cheap and eaay Way rital endeavor tv pi re a few supgrstlcn. that we hope will make the nod to «nc.ve*» are a oonatant and ytt aver ybanging tnr<e •f dtfghl; every day jwwearieg m • loarra and bud* end Hroeomi, sad sew furtu* of loveliocae, and we kok and wonder and ad­ mire. A little akili aad keowiadpe fa aro- X in the house. •» rtelwaATmat* irate* A£S“- IAD BREATH. KSw.rS2E!K! STOCK OF GROCERIES ItflF As ■ sitniHEADACHE. nfaabtr*-i«« dUainwv. awitro«—«ttr. T1iatt*ar«uw*«r U.artaua «M> tb« Swaaud <o«l>«u. <l*~. I H.m >*IO IS ta. 1»1. w4 ».L‘. How Pretide nt Hayea’a Arm * by a Rebel Surgeon. fa Thousand of |<rsom pur- ( Tho Philadelphia ehaao vigvrou* plants from the green boon every yenr, and are pained to m them gradually fade, droop and hie. How can Ihfai be prevented and plants kept In health and vigor, i> thu nutation we wish c , ’ ' ‘ l > discus.? Manta, Eke oureclroi, need air. Ight, warmth. food 3Dd drink, and if they arc furnished th/sn in proper iptan* title*, they will Eve and grow, accidtflto, of-efaaroe, excepted. We wtl^ word or two on each of there roinU. Fponi.—Where good earth ia used fur pouing, planto ac’dotu need any tpeeial । I ■ ! mature. The Lett «il i. .^uod in old . meadows, and cornea *f f*nre*, s*c.r • where aod has grown »long time. A pile of sod laid up to rot make, excefteat pet­ ting earth, and if token from what wc rail here a ebnaast soil, that fa. with a good den], of sand, nothing can be better. Many ptegOM think if tlwy ean grt a ItUfe black muck from n swamp they here the perfcetioo of potting soil, while it fa U«pourast Mil ihat rm be prxiucxhl Alxiut a tableapvnnful of guano in a-pail: of water make*.a goodC-rtiliring material, bat mast bo uaed eautrouriy, and fa not X often needed. Manure yratcr, jtiri a* g<xid, can bo made by putting a little .table ui« nwe io a pail of waler, and uviog Ike . NV*M BasdaS* .al TO YOUNG MEN. ■ RAND RAHM DIVISION. The Keflabie Short Lit- COMPETITION k» e*-*utavrtU* bvraulirv MWUat < 1 SEND RAPIBI AID DEHOIT ■ M S, watasl » mu -at. All lh» a«ta 1 a*«il*M*Mrrm«oRUiM? [janlfi. the surgeon. But the determined old tar- , row <!« patched his pm on lifa flret>»t' home aero.-* tbe field* to.tbe other aid* of! the mountain after bis friend and neiglbor.' f country physician, and a rank rebel. ’ When the rustic Escalspiu* arrived, ibere ■ ensued a lung contention with the Yankee hewer of hones, over the sufferer, bu| the I MEDIC1L 4 SUKGICAL INSTITUTE. nitron. Tateaa. tites » W wra. r-et Wa fr^w^Este* **•*■ True Enough Generally speaking the’.thought o napunaibihty t* not the uppermost u a young man a mind aa he jluoge* ini bustle and exchetneoc of an active Kame, wealth, pcraonal appearance, can he best fujery himself— tbor at* like are the thoughts that fill hi* t POULTRY WORLD. ■•BK sewingBachine fit Great Sntimlfenrt&re. ‘Wifi- RAILWAY COMPANY Au Edinliuryli diapaluli alate* l»t gnwt i nthutiMQi waa inaniftated ul r . ry town along the .Midland Railway du inc liciieral Grant'* trip to Edinburgh. At Carlisle lie received a telrorani teudeting /suers! st reteSSS insylvania ottatal color, it will be deader and sickly. The gardener, therefore, fa tvcfal logiwfafa grrctihnire,-. and tot ’wot onfv ■ light, but sir at every couvraicnt nppovtw- i aity. Io winter l.c hail* bright sunoy day* with detigiit. Plant, will Mffw f„>in a ewmot nf cold sir just a* their owner would; but will be Lcnrfted by su invigrearing breath of fr»J> air. Provide therefore, fre air in v.iw' way, especially ck-ause tbe plant* fr*|*4i-ntly by »> ringing .4 washing. EriO here a little cautiim fa unwary, lor wbifa thr smooth-leaved plant* are bcncfrUcdi not only by showering, but even by Wariting the leave* wilh a doth or »pomre, tbe rou-b lraared plaula, like the B-yooia B*x,du mH Eke to hare fciMrfiKw rf their leave* frequently moistened. It weald, tbarefore, be wail to remove snch plant* before nyrioging. TA* evtry pre­ caution, however, to prertnt tbo secureittiou of dutt uj«n the pfan:> . sod .b,jT(. all endeavor to screen them from that leIrible infliction, carpet sweeping. It may be wall enough to kdl tbe old people by ibem to breatbq wfaweto ofduM, but send the children into the M> air to 'tiia ixs ooTSfl' north UH/' The above good* have been a* with great care and wiU be •■ dd at prince that DEFY to hi* hand,.end which he ba* a pr low the dkrsomefcr to be abov. - <euty. right lo sets* and drain into hi* cup I the remote influence el hi* a.tiuri, rl and if I bey em’d be kept in a recm Where ujon htnurif or others, he rarvh, if f tbeiheretouwtcr w ,M •Uy not raq}c thinks, . H* forget*, or doc* nut a C wxrre »>Hy-are. it would 'U'thebctt ' ' t.••. -. f remember, tbe effect bf bis rondu t. In tbe night tim* fifty/ fa high enough. example for good or evil upon the ••inn Give a little lr. .h ,rhn*/i.u-'.| y .ad nitj ; but meh thougbtlrvencr.* m. I.ji geifi.laera of moral oHigarhai. ■ .•>“ all tin- ranliuht1 UUieslLr An . blc by justice. God never fraued • • should be made- logic* tnofaturw to th* of responsibility for the «4d. *»! *i~ atmovpherc, for «tr own good re well >■ | for the yc----‘ Ut? !«“■«*• Thi, «j>ii tc sponsibl wry, by evaptjrthu »• Ur; twit vlwn the piano, ,re in ,» aeparat* aparroent, hke a link grrenhoow, it ran be done more conreoi-nly and effectually. alUH.deI. thUaq-aralb ilcfartmom be only Gen Grant’s Reception in Edinbu rjh thi. play "■•‘ J. b5 fringing. inKwphera jroerved. The temperature. with ll>'» a orfivnycmcnt, X V kept lower that* would be c^SfoB-' able in the living r«,tu. and the planu ate aav d from dual and many evil, which Wo manage to endure and Ure.WwWeb get orally prove t<® muth for die plant. . Aib ash JaoitT.—Event one iuowa that a ploat grown in the dart fa weak aad cutorlraa, and if it In* 'plenty nf light IT HAS NO EQUAL. Railroad £faaiejKZSS;gri4i4~ fSusfir, •-•—“- —> • ....... uKyglMCE, IL I.MH Jr. Depot, 104 READE New York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-10.pdf 6fa79746e01e49b28452c9351a8ae6c0 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 10, 18' Hii'ESMil, ba whispered. and in another moment j ww stood upon the beck piszrx and Were !«plng thrnogb tU half dorad Wind.. 1 fairly boUnybmtb.W.MwXadp th* dining table in lb* renur of the large apartment, I saw th* odious Unking frl loar. whom. instincUy. 1 thought Boat b. Kandy Mike and Gambling. Chkrifo A hrs* black botdo atxmd upou tbc la.bln in ekw companionship with a pack of earda, and two heavily packed boadlca of ■riverware and other waablan lay ready to bo grasped at a nwnrant’i notice. The rafiana bad bran evidently dnek ing dsep'y, just enough to Lama a little of their habitual caution—for once, tenipu two had interfere J with their ptofcauonal Julies. When was Daisy?—out of their ranch, I hoped and bwiiavod. I tarnod to go in ._ — WHOLE NO. 2070, Are what you want to look march scram Afnca vu at great prirataoa sad attffariag. n't a aagKaUr,” my* tba JFo»‘■that can ketchup ap with ’’t"’!*4; E—r*“n to be Sunbed, there m mi.pregrem, no im­ DR. C. RI SHELL, __ ______________ PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Mt blood boilad m tire righa-Wfoc tivwiy a* I grasped my rerolrwr, wbeo a rat glare shot upward and ovirirrmd the aky—at that momewt Mika cxtialmad: "Ha! the signal—it's ttm« to move— "" ‘ * ■*----Charlie, yen take the . . ___ TooPiaap, Michigan jick in a few wonk Here mm a frond in all Paintin'. They are mostly from llaas-a. and do not er me here to wook or ukat President with lied bin gois or«r the entire’Bootb—a Ablbln Praaidra: — ■ travlin thro Kentucky sn<l Tanocaac*. and hadn’t «i yil been killed. Not so ■o.h «r 1 aiogi* brick bed bin shied >1 him—aot to moch a a riagU fain cr a । groan bed bin burld at bin. Ilina) and gruaaa and brick.! tju the contrary thia representative nv the Abliahn sentiment taemler.. If toy wort: Km ban don* thoae dwWlingo by night, it ia to avoid t hot rat, during tlie day. and m bocau Jackson Wagon, "w Craxy Horan haa bora unhrtahad from the vehicio of lime and turned oat to browse ia the crest, pratura of eternity. Which has stood the test for years ami still stands at th< head of the list for light draft, durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purcba.i. tng a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to cull and examine the Jack­ son "Wagon before purchasing • elsewhere. Come and see our Sl .ton DENTIST Nashville my wife, every family iu the town oSsrtd me another, but whwt i feat my bora* no one offered In saake him good.' bead of the Utin C'lureli Commiinloeer* hare been app-naud to negotiate for lb« territory, cngicreen hero .jrvevad a railroad from here to Jaffa Munrv ia Ixiug raiacd for the metua of a magni&cmt palace for hi* HotkAaa cn Mount Zion, io wirieh lb* wealth of the k atican t* to be irMaforrod. Hare the Kartxiwov to Pirn IX ia to bo Walled, ami tire “€19 of the tKxuma1 11 w glus ng to my i ■ ’ir. .V’roijclTOB1 mA ruBkcu oa </ my aurroandforn—of the dark wood on cither aide, or of the road •iretrbieg out beftWr mn—but my thought* Were for away:with a certain wee Datay— a awed Sower 1 bad coretod, and when startled by the repetition of “bold up, air," uttered by a deep baf* vol**, I isvolanu. ' rily greautd my whip tighter as I drew rein, and hastily pulled Firefly. There was a road* ia the buahia, are! by the wanning light of a summer'* night The nnly rudchino now manufactured that threshes and hulls’ I saw a broaied foce peeping < ut which I thie Heed in one machine. All who intend to purchase OJover mvpi'ri a* bcioopng to Surly Disk, hithierui nrjxtlad tn b* a dsogcrvu* charac­ Uullcni this season should call on us immediately, as there is bo ter la the wtigLlrorhrad. g£eat a demand that faba utxfaru wilt have trouble to get machines. 'HaUo, Dirk, what do yv« want?” I 1 mid. aa sivillr a* I could, net freling at Terms liberal, whh a large discount for cadi, * V,\ ' all romftirtabw a* 1 glanced al hi* bnad ahouhfors, and Mt that he wan not a man lu m<*t akne, especially when iu yaraea- Hinta for Steeping. Grown pcrnjtu generally require acre* hpnre sleep in ranumf and ei^ht in win­ ter Few, iniecd, except invalids, will fail to drop well who go tn bed at a regwUf early four, an a Kxht rapper, in a large room and Guan, wafortalrir bad. if ifo-re » m, slKpiug in the dayumc, and c*< more than a.-vas boure ia twenty four are paaatd In b*d. Oa* week-, faithfal trial will jwuve thia. - .Cbildrea, and all peracjts at school .*• engaswi in hard .tudr, afore id lake aU the simp they can gvt. and should novar be wake-1 up io th* awrnin; after haring gone U bed al a regular v ~ vtry human* parent will make it duty to nmBi*e that every child Qi bod in a* al.acUowata, "hiring apirix. If wakeful daring.lhc a draw on the alocking*. Ifooi rerver to air it, walk tlicXu,. — ni-hlffown. with the mouth r-foawl, all the while rubbing th* slrin brrikly with both hand., uuUl cooled oB and a little tired. Birdsall’: Manufactured by Phelps 4 BigeluW of -Kalamazoo, the beat irking and moat detirabk* mill built. MESSER BROS Wasus, A frudulent Prraidoal which in a yoewrj*T, is making a Unr or the Sooth sod hex bio rrere-vrel with Dem uaatraahen* uv approval by Satbani Dim ________________ , rhieh ll!0rri the happivat of bvidvgnxMB*. Dick was not alloRcthcr forRoMaa. Al ways when the erring enter*, with it*bod* and towers we doth Ms plctwni, Daley and 1, with a bunch of towam gathered from a quiet n<K>k Wlsere he lias ‘WSl. Builders, ing Material- House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD purchasingothers, PLOW.be: anted. ' Every one Those contemplating buying Mowers or Reapers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines, fl. J. /Mjt, «in ati Onain&l RAJ UTER Wm? H. saved my life," he rej*aud in a softer loo*. “I love the girt.” I suited involuntarily at tba horrible ruggcwticie—be uv it perbata. for laying hi* hand on my arm. he said. "Not a* you do pctbare, but then——" nosing abraptly, be added. “Po* Mu* I*ai«y'a ankc. I mean to go back no my nralre to-aiybl." -Aabaawd nf mt raapiciona, I retreated him to explain hb meaning more fally. | -Blradr Mike and Gamf- ~-"menu d<viltn U■oiglrt,*, .b* Goodyear. pfliBtaWAL raw­ PEOPLES DEVS STORE. ' furniture, the STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Framee, physician’ ’until you have priced tlieir Goods, for you y.mily R«i|« pr«pu-ed «Hh Dn»i«»l Chrei-mk will save money by it. 1’reaeriptioM . w . and Everybody knows they are the only the city and attend proipptly lo-allbalt ' in that line day or night nMilms I*t~l Bts** Mi*. ' X*wkMIW< tire bouse under cover of 2. ires in the BtSTtw* 1 cxelainiod, as I Imped iwo tbc raddle. “Mr. Ward and artriTis form hand* and servant* are bury uv th* applause, uv ail Dimeerqla, and Waubab. We ST Ute Comers, hevio never hrerd that this yvmarper b*> a ainSora uv the lime honored ptirr»ip«. uv Dimacmtic party, trot la in all respect* a bloody-miad»d ablwhniM, ifo-trfot, be it HttuM. Thai ia antimipaahan uv hie cowin' th* Corners be drra**d in mouroih. Raolrrd, Ex a setwe uv the boomiliaibea th* Oraeva f*eb al Ma omuin, that the day iw ia bare abal be s day uv (satin and homuiltaahaii, and that to properly egprem our feriint, Baucom ahal ehara on that day. aod lb* Conrere >hd gnaah Ua gat, with ii o&<» mor* than that ol .vWabalernra CUj. pelUtad maeaer > baa often toade hundred, raooaaefal, while ■ tba bret of men by their Ls'rtw and rasmrkt that the mokmaben* wus jam, <■ things naw stood, but h* wuaametetful man. He didn't went u> ent th* yuoaar jk-t off entirely, but dmired to give him a cheaoa to gain lb* (Wtoam or the (L-roera. He wood give him one mere obsnre—Jia* y, »na mean. reiocae tn i»r,«x.»r. bus < tbo Carnots, MrafeUs, ef h« .he! do j • Osraamtb* jtamiam wtietaA «. Radikd wUh b ColWar. and spyrat1 i hi* place J maker Gantt. sad also re -' �H- R. Stevens Column FIRST DOSE on a botcm How Um Republican Party has Managad the Finance*. Among the glorious aeMcvametita of the Republican party there b Mtrn to which it pomta wkh greater pride than re its management of th* publie finance*. U h a mlgaci that vae opened up to (be full dariag the late Pntedutial caaapagn, and the figures then presented were unanswer­ ed and unanowcrebfo. Despite the howl which had been refari over our Civil Servieo, swellsd by the pliarisaieal ct>mm<mte ofour “fool friend*," the feet* remained Uis: mxwithrtaodiug the immense burden hid upou the party by the war Indebtednew, and the vast sum- tbua required, to ba handled, the public credit bail tarn sustained at a level rivaling any nation of Europe, and the per cent, of low to the Government had been lew than any Adminiatntion ia thu history of the country! But the good .word did not end there. Another year ba* paasml. and, dorpiio the ReprcM-utalivo to feller the Ada>int>traIson, and to cripple it* labors by rofusing appropriation*, and by measures calculated to deprocure the -puHic credit, tho Bcpub licao party is enabled to point to the finan­ cial result* of tlie Tear with a* much pride a* they did to previous retire! The following ccmpsfison of tfre condition of tho treasury on September 1, 1876, and on Septcmlier 1, 1877, is cited in proof. TV utitx of the State Convaadiow uu dev (1,0 Imdsrehip of Mr. Conkling, b the prinripls topic of dlacimou. The sggre*sree portion of the pwty are those who hold offies, and those who believe they would base beam in oftre but for the at­ tempt of the Pratidrat to insogurstr re­ form in the civil asrviee. Tb& fiacrion of tbc party applaud Conkling to tbs eeho, and are bitter in their dsnuneiatioii uf Cun is. On the other hand, th* solid men of the city, cf which class the Unioa Ijeaguo Club are fair reprnentate va. saner! that "Mr. Conkling* Coaveolioc," as they characterise the Roebatcr gathering, did not repreaamt the party at all, but that the yeopU will sustain Mr. Cnrtb. They b..ld that not o«dy the b*>t drmeat in the Republican party, bat of ths Democratic s. well, ire in hearty aceord with the President, and that the attack of Conkling upon the adminixuation was not only a laid thing for'the party, bat is the death of lhat gratleotan. There b no eoeenaliag the fart Chat there to a deal of bitter new* in the organiaaiioo, aad it crops out on all oecariona aa naturally aa it did at Rocbaster The Conkling people laaiat that they hare made the party, and bare maintained it, and that to prevent auch a man from using hu'infiosnae because he happens to hold aa office, ia wrong. The Frewidcat and hm .upportcra lake the evunt very quietly. Evarts says that no paua anrai. 'cloIhing. | HATS and CAPS, GENT’S FTRNISHINGS, »» yvm. Hall or Rrr:^hd 0aa.vox No. 145. Political Notes. WtiMtAS, Death ha* rwmovi Alex. Stephana apeaks of the “outrage­ Bidiu a worthy abtar ous fully of ■teeaaion,'- right in the face of 7?«W.W. That thia Grange, tho walloping Mr Key ha. received for calling It a mistake. General T.ooral^ my* ths Presidrot i* a great deal better ran than Tilden, and it the South i* wire, it will take no atock in the “fraud" ery. The great man seems to bare hr] an attack of asnse. rouri baa made a speech, saying be did uol aaJt the Governor for the appointment and waa greatly amaaeii when it came. Wdl, tho people arc iu the aama male of V nnm « n’ «i:11 fi'«<«!»»jtely srirvss.'27.“2 ytVc fZSS'a.'^A 7‘^sEu xuio ■ GOODS _ r MMaa aS *fSr<baaami *E.ir*<rrTrxrK>iU>, SCI Broedny: LADIES' BEADVBADK CLOAKS, AU Diseases of the Blood. A lull line of Undershirts and Drawers. .•Jrggg fur FALL TRADE. Oar CUSTOM DF.PARTMKNT ron- ? i”TITS SHAWLS, HOSIERY, BEDIE’S WELA-Rt Saventy-ons Tens cf Age. BUSINESS- .nd DRESS OVERCOATS, rista of s nice line of WORSTEDS and In Furnbhtag Gouda wn I BR0ADCMITi' rflS u for r ~ DRESS ,'nlra'a SUITS. wnTR. ■.Ithe latent ' styles - - -in the BEST FITTING 8 aud CnEYIOTS fibr; WHITE SHIRT in the (Sy!. A CMwpUta line of COLLARS and BITS. UlW . OVERCOATING in good atlira. j CUFFS aad the latest noveltir. in In our Readymade Department wn 8CABJ8, TIES aad Silk HaadkoraWs. Camolixx C. Mosrottp. Com. BOWNE’S STORE Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. The Madison (Mitin.) Dmoerat tails the bemncraiic Coovenion of that Stats that it “cannot and will not stultify ita record on the financial question by gulping down a currency dure proscribed by green­ back quariu." 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. PETERSON’S MAGAZINE. A 840,000 court botue w nearly sumplctrd at Manistee. doing rxactly what he was pledged to do Abundance of deer ia oxorilact condi­ before Uie election, and as he docs not tion are reputed along the upper Tiltabawant another term, ifb a matter for the people to do as they choose about. And all Republicans, except a few disappointed <•■«*, say that Conkling should have fol­ Gratiot. . lowed the example of Blaine, and kept the A proposition to invest 115,000 in a ter wor*. was voted down at lupccr Monday out. daring the year, b 839,-712,161 ,37. The Increase Of enin in the Treasury, aa com­ pared with the l*t of September, 1877, i* 644,392,97!) 82. The amoant of coin in the Treasury, in rxocna of outstanding eoi* liabilities, was, on September 1,1876, 87,­ 869 09. On the 1st of September, 1877, it waa m,453.83! 16—aa Increase, dur tag the year, of 619573.922 07, ami, finally, we find the market price of pdd reduced from 109.87 to 103.90—thu gold dollar ia worth law than four par cent, mere than the greenback, dollar. j A showing such 4i thia redcunib iX A very pretty Uulu history camo to me the other day. In 1870, a broker nannd Abbey was told by his physician tltat eijxra were killing him, and hie wife iu duned him to atop Mxrking. and give her the amount each day that be was ia the habit of expending upon cipars. Now this rich man did not smeke common cigars,— | Full-Size Paper Pattern*! ,«r .liu: SOAP not he. He could not satisfy himself with anything la** than imjeirted Havanas, that ema him fifty cents an upwards, each, and ho eonrouwd a great many of them. Hut he did quit, and he did give bis wife eaeb day precisely what bis agar bill had been, and he kept it cp faithfully. About a taenth ego, Mr. Abbey went under, and be waa very acre about it He bad MR’looted the usual precaution* sueh peupk greatly to the credit of die Nation, u it take, and the house he lived in was taken doaa to that of Ute Itopublicao party. Railroad Business. llio Michigan Central railroad reports » tremendous l>u>;nen< they being l,2'»U cars behind order*. Fifty-six trains pea* daily mark aide borine* aecau phenomenal. If navigation was eluted it would not seriri atranga, and it can only‘ be accounted for oo the hypothoriAthat buainraa u improv­ ing, and that the. backbone of hard tinea The /mXrpeai/unt .SN^riyhau. the organ of the RepuMiesna of New Hampthire, i» reapeMitde for the followingA Virginia editor thus announce* the beadofihestoortrallbrig.de. At the' North it b llio exception and not the tab which nominator a Union solder even in a Republican ooorcatiou; in the South Use ex Confederate soldier m almoat invariably pat as the bead of the ticket, and lib millitary mooed b a sure isasport to favor. The reme mlisor alludTmj to Senator Mor­ tem'. JUtmro -y» ' If the old fril.ro haa The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics TOBACCO. CROCKERY. the C'^irv/orrory Krvirw ; a very inter­ eating i*ete* sntiiled “The I’ribeem PsoAbbey, last Monday morning, waa an asHni," GirttAilV; pert fi-urth of the l.fe lontahcd man; for Mm. Abbey took'him sod Times uf Thomas Becket, by the hi* port* that the representatives w tbs Smith out of ike cheap hotel' ia which they Lad family are quite numerous among the Stu- toriau Jemot A Froodr, .V<*»te»wA Cmttaken refuge, and eouductad him to a I dcnu, and that thirteen of them have al­ vry ; Greco Prtturos and Pieedilly, by the noted anthor, William Black ; A Study of very oeat and comfortable famished hnure I’ ready -ccured lx>xc* in the peslofice. Lowvr Life, C->niAi7*, German Society on 20th*street, with everyth!ng in readl-1 The Executive Coqrmitiro of the State Forty Y rars Since, Muemilloa ; The I’o nr— to go to livinc, and all hers; she bad Grsntre have chwed a eonlnteC^ith Memra etry uf September, ‘Gmikill, Quix Pvo«arod tho money he bad given her, »b« | D*y A Tayfov, of GratrdyiHc, resupply the Satxniay K'rrirx, and the and i order with plainer during the ensuing yer. choice poetiy. In the next weekly sum-, bad forested it, and turned it over and Tbi* i* the same pasty that furntrbed thr over, until it had amounted to enough to | pay for a deBghtfd hexne, net much in-1 fcrior tu the eoc bo h^l lust; and thia waa II Sheriff Smoke, of Eatou evenly, ofiem a reward of for <bo thief that stole a in hi* wife’s name and could not bo token ! horse aad buggy from the premia— of i front bsr, and from this vantage point, I Hiram Butterfield, io Walton, laat M«o-, Mr. Abber feels quite roc ideal that be day night, and Mr. Hutlcrdaid offan <25 , umre fur the rvoovery of the property. I __ ____ can go out, and regain hi* feat poeluoo. The Stets of Michiprt could not afford |qW ; fg, pubTwhcn of He fared his bealtti by quilling tobacco — tonal a ctipJa co the sew normal school f„ to tDJ 0#e ofthe American 64 hi* wife *o managed aa to give him a new atari. A very comfortable wife to have,1 ' Fpiilanii wll the said cupola is Mrs.'Ablfey. , xkwitomc amp rnn cxjtxLa. ;j in it some day. ! D. F. Vickery'of Benton. Eaton coon The Eric canal is, praetioaUy, a na- i luiual work, and it m a thousand pitlu* I ty, w** ooa of lire largeat exhibitors of that H is not under tho control of the 'I swine nt the EtMa Fair, while his motberI in law, Mm Cook, was poo of the leading general girernmeat. It is the only safe- j guard the propio hare against rspacinu* railroad combinations, and the farmer of themerchant of New York The railroads did their level bat to Uep up the toile, that the carrying of the graiaa should be forced into their hantb. Despite their efforts. the toll* were towered, and the good effect wa» apparent The amount eiasere ot cur rititen* any first claw edu­ of grain carried wu largely incrcaaad, and cational institution. Snch we know die coital amumed acoa-what Um appearbwetuburg’s Grand Rapids Rnsinca* Col­ Grund Rapids District Conforanou lege to be. And we bIm know of savers! in the right direction is hmsg made. It will meet at Graodsillo, Tuwdsy, Oet £3 young burineae man in thia vicinity who ia to cIum cut, oooe for all, all tho iattsral would be largaly benefited by canals that do not pay expenses, sad make .hneinaws education, and to th< tbs Krm free eff tolk. If thia is duae. ialiy commend this eoBege, an they are, and what they ought to be, —Rfr. J. A. Rarnss. eat to patronise if thia fall and wtater. city will recover it* L»t trade, and New 2. Bee: methode of eM^atHog Bible Thai thia ia lhe bttt romrocrciol ccJlojpi in York will be again, wbal ll was, the great rending*.—Hav. p. NW the West ia an undispuublo feci, and ll exporting point of tho country.. The 3 Ibc oreeaaity uf a more extensive should be laqrely patnmixed by the young (knadian. are rtthrgiog the Walland ca rirrulatloa and reading of pur ebnreb peri men of thaSteto. nal ao m readmit largo vnmab, and Moa- Ji±=!s.-Rev. ^Heals' AV. Gardner. treal it working with bH ita might to make 4 Exagesu on Psalm L 1, t, Gewerai Walker, of Virginia, han Buffer­ itself ths point of export and import. Rev J. M. Robinson. . ed an injuatire. The report thst he had New Tors ha. got U do romething re 5 Tho Home and the Sunday School retracted Ms manly condemnation of re bred her off. The Kne canal 1* rhe war. adjustment, was untrne. Hb Usrrpeated and New York mmb 1L A free canal and Bev. B, V. Armauorg. his speech in favor of an boMet adherence a larger ooc is what New York cred*, aad to the Statoa obligation, right in the face the ackatioa ofUie queatioo shows an in of a conveoticn which will meet today, to creasing lendeasy to labor in that dlrec* Nature of the Resurrection Body. mmunato a more pliable man in his place —Lori Master. . Preanhingou the evening of ths 23d by the Presiding Elder, W. J. AHrinb. It b quite evident Usi Mr. Conkling now asm (he mistake which be mada at Koch—«, cJrohw friend, would not be distributing a eircalar In euoniy eenvato ttoaawMehmMmann elaborate defame of Smith Hogle A Preston. C. P. Rowell &. Go’s. Col, mtic Smu fctkiif «tk Paper Fata Mt t IXfcT LIGHTRUNNING X- 'DOMESTIC BKWLSa MACHINE fffi MOTOS EOTBUCDi BU1EE BEST, •doubt ic-ttoc raws a>. ■ -. ... ■ a., i* • lei .amkar ua huat-ni »wt ’ i' o..-iSn ... ,-!■-* i.. ia. i wattwtreE kaw roan -a- osyexeo WE1UAL SOAP "ttSrWWMWWMl"* C-.-s.l a'.lnr-rU! r-raaaua'. lKwull<A..tatk. Ik«. IM CrewetsaktriasrtitBsu latke tarn. Crawr-aa1* Iwrvnal 6ms U lk« BwL TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow WORK FOR ALL. MOWER S REAPER to of hi. ImKm CmmO 4m to 87.WK), wirnnil ocM 850.0M) under tka protiml Dmaao, by all econo lot the “vie- • riu.uWUgkduh-rrea.fr. L Hitooti. ptog Jfaat tbi. �W K Buber l-t trio A*k brah— 1 Hajra 4 McKwaiu ii 4. .J F Betart,, brat trio white cochin. 1 City Drug Store! Hay— A MtEwaia, tart trio block WANKER k BARNES (Successors to Baknxs a Co.) Plusnix BIrek. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Haring and keeping constantly on hand every variety of Hinssccathic Heroedies, Drugs, Patent B J K—(Uhl, I— trin ply sraath B J Ksoteld 2d do Jteah Turner, bort trio white J—h SZTsd de Bure, 4 M-Hwain, bort trio brows a We **1H guvit *l a very kuuII advance on ibe tint coat. r We iwll more ready-made Clothing than any house tn due city. Me aoer how low yon ™ bo, ^ooj, io o*er nom. w. 'will aell y«q the saine articles at lew price. j We adhere strictly U> the one price system. . ■ Our trade is iucreamug every year, which is a sure sign that we I sell gootb at lower prices than any other firm. 1 We can wll goods al wnaH ~ ; than others oti account o Our clothing is cut as stylis •1 fowl J M Bluer, bait trio block .paste Has- A MeEhram, 2d da­ D ByGJrebeinsre, best trio light Julius Russell Valter Col.-. bort triugnldao area(MUalank Haye X McKrrin. 2J do ft *ltre Cute. Ure trio btai hr«rt«l Gold IWj. Cuil weather. n« ia our equinoctial atom. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Hoa Norton, tart trio white bantam* ] Haye* 4 McElwain, best trio brown STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double Store, 38, 40. and 42. Canal BL, Havre A McSwain, bart pair sylee- . , H*y- k MeKwda, 2d do W J S V«Brant. Lret puu braaaed J C Bentaxsre ben* bush flia* corn r- .. tttrkc7’ ' X <M Edward hump bos! tub wh:te oats Gilbert Striker. b»st pair sotamou ' turkey, 1 00 J W Edwar— 2nd do CBBenhas* beet b«h white trees Fnureiaes. batdohalf dot. !odr WiTtixm Wood. 2d .'WE Barber best pekiu ducks 1 00 ; Jobs blood brer*. " ' IJ 3 TsnBraat bsst roaa duck* 1 00 •. HsvreA McKlw.iaS.ddo &0 E-Iward Bump, •• nip be-t* j J K Parker bust paia white rubbit* 1 OU D R MuEhnls 2nd do 60 Samuel CrmBBua, bort half duco Sugar beats I Grebbi. 4 Ram-11 Ere churn 5e> Jama. Woodraff, “ “ Ba*. Hra“ be— 2-hora* harrow I 50 Miehral Hardy. « : 1-4 md plow I 60 “ ‘ - I** corn plow 1 50 Durwin MdSvrter, “ “ Wdlhrn Kerr bat ealtivuor 1 00 w W KsHsy portable form reales diploma C. W. iTcXuiy, best peck peach T M B-h ehresrsMd pan “ 1 bl .w potaloes S M Lane Warrior mower •• / “ ■* early rare Mesree Bru* bort display igrieul| A. II lefcer. I Bead the pr. Duly'* Book, aad call al IhU •AoA* GBAIDBAHH. ' the Board of Supervisor* art tn l’«« LrnreH 2nd do , Krey lire* beat Kucking rail AW Cbm tn 2nd do I John Liciity ttallire wrh bat : racking «dt» jOeo-PulB-tre bat walking team i N H mX 2nd do I Gdbsrt Striker ba: mufa trea d Jrerph Knight for a prcDuura entente, Tri»er»e Phillipa 2od do left-al thu cficeoaw day last week. ’ , Altoft 4 Eyerecn beat dur'tua bu3 iwS2’>^«d. Dr. ami- Mr*. H. C. Turner of Orange­ i U H Sti.-nr ben durhita bull 3 ville were very wel ‘ years oU ■ their fnreda la thia , ■ Durwin MeOmbur bat darhaa ball । 2 jtnrv old I Darwin McOnbcr best durham bull I 1 year old Hurre A Mathews 2nd do BEA VEH CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS. SHAWLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY’ AND GLOVES. I'M I8I IHTO! HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. of H ATS, CAPS and GKNlS' TUB N'ISHING G<X>DS to be feud ret-1 aide of Detroit. JULIUS BUSSELL, and •rifrakrny reaper | Powm 4 Barloar beu dteplav of I hardware I Grabble A iltW! bat aiagte bar. PROMPT PAYMENT And h-tre M where . JaV. raan in, HE IS SELL IKG THEM AT Hl’CH W*EJt rKICES—Dou l fail to are the g^da bw Henry Harena be* ax Wt, | Grabble A Itarel! bat diaplay of ■ tinware Black k. Fidler brat ludUn marble K-auftsi i Darwin Mt Ombwr 2nd do l/Huo David G. Robinson of thia cityr | ■ “ lx* durt-am bcifir waa with the exception of hu m voce, ' calf '• Dsrwin McOmber 2nd <fo unanimously ckoted Chairman of the' I C A Barba boat durhass grade . Buard of Hdpervtscra. . UH r. year* or <wcr The 1 .tutuanuc! church ^Asg Society S J Bmicrxk 2nd do ' A Hubble best durham grade bull wul be catertatned by Mrs. H A. Good­ I 2 yeara urovre year. <m> Frhlaff afternoon af thia ware I1 John Hire, bat durfum grade bull DETROIT I J J Hetuieret-ott br.t d.rham trade heifer 2 year* old ' I W Vrooaan to: <iurbam urada ytnaerw Phillip*. Secretary of th* Bar­ j heifer 1 rear oM ry County Acrk-altaral society, wiJJ re- IJJ H-u.Lnhon .•□d do j C W B t'aasedy bra* darfcam grade Oeive bid. for the Pae-.nr- of Barry Co. Agricultural Fair ground* op to Saturday Krnsetiy, Crafc Tinkler 4 Bar­ ber bat d-vet. l»-JI 2 ran Jd A game of bore baB waa played ia thin ary last ^ednaaday by .the Unioas of I.ytuan Chamberlain tart dems grado tall J yam aU Harting, totai/lup aad the 1st Nine of L N Mixer best de, an grade hetf- WORKS Something THE JEWEL COOK! Mr, 0 W H Oaaamly bat cheese lOlbaorreer John KorG »ot hooey io comb Georgs D Moore brerdfoare^e TOBACCO. Mre Michml Hardy bret bottle currant wine “ Michael Hardy bat bottle biaekbeny wire “ Micbaal Hsrdy beat bottle Two linen tabte detha^wfth soul red Hansel pi— eawe-l on tte earner were taken from the temperance dinhg tail, co the lair grounds ia— Saturday, probably then, return theta to thia efire /The proeeede of the Ccanty .Pair foot aptl.674.cf which 11,51SS. waa pu money. and 6135.75 tm for not of ground, etc. There wan ireld 1.053 swiatarabip tickets. bang aaarly 200 more ttao m*t year. A ff-xl renord Murty. ita. Henry Bchfitg of HomrUrtilte. New York, vain of Scebtiw Bros., died STOVE Gee W In-ram 2nd do Th—a Altoft bac pair 3 y— oU stem DRMaSwaratedd. Th«a, Alwft Ixrt pair I ywar old Drawtn MeOmbwr Urt pair stere market « SI.18&SUS, 40 (at W cut; * ’ ' ULM» at 35 G«: Mart.; batter st 16 ($17 eta.; <«*•' 13 ft 14 rt»-i ebiekens al 8 (g 10 te per j.-un j drvoed- Thc tnUhg of the team entered by Ja’ Wifi r-fay left rerrey W weak to enapfote hia course ill the School of Ilw- iC.AJbteaMte m.ey at Are Arbor. Dartoghii rreuioc Mites Rotten pea Spanish merwo •beep D Le hai been study-? with Dr. ChartHurerli. late af that city, naw of Wred- John 1 anefarr psa eratk ew« L D rrentorr y- Spanteh ewm laod. WB1 h a good scbwlar and wdl, Bv Item Itaary tart eotewold U.k CW H Cearedy 2nd do Bred. Denary braC eoaswoU ewe, Wilfam Smrth 2od do John Hamreoed bert 2 or mere lamb Cheaper than yen ean bsy the sanrep 13 any ether House in the City. I have oc hand a full atnek of Dry Goods of latest styles and also H A. GOODYEAR. L B Bsrb-r 2nd do 50 Mm Beancr PettmaU hot iwen bop- rirtog bwcuiu 1 00 Mrs Be»j. C* 2nd do ''50 ■■ beat sik-ruiag biocuit 1 00 Mr* C B Benham 2ad dr W “ Andrew Kennedy 2nd bat enrrut wine 25 M-a Andrew Kennedy 2nd be** bkekbsrvy wino 25 Mn Gilbert Striker 2nd beat kaf of l*h raise bread 50 Mr* C G'rtham 2nd do bop raring breed 50 Mn D Eyekhshimcr 2nd best loaf - DRESS GOODS CROCKERY, othek raopforsg- Hiuntn By the srater of -HtamV Bubte," « mu of which te puhtatad m the Bax sXX a! this wrek ia for ade. complrtr; ■■ book form st Wamixx A laun. Mn Michael Hardy do miltara •• Dsuirt&rittr .tart pound wraiMn ^"(tetan tart white spra*d “ B R R—e 2nd do - Ed. Cotten beet pUcwwtwk quOt M—AAtert King 2nd Ao - Henry Have- tart -ode sUrt -AD Cook tart opoomcn ■*- W. F. HICKS. of all the popular pattern* and best qualities at lowest rater. I have just re• ceived a fall line of Men's and Boys' Clothing Mn John D*w».n 2nd bwt June •Mn BenjCoU 2nd brat Sept buttkr CH Btoee 2nd bort 10 lb. bnoey Mrs Henry Hareu bert 10 yards of gannet । Mr. Go, Braed-r b-i pair wootet ' blanket* DRY GOODS! J C Hisua. swasr M Mta. Gre M Dewwy. tree coUsctioa dahhaa 1 00 - H. J. KowfaM, bod ortfooebo uwb—— 1 00 W S Goodyear, boat eolketien retaored without teaakux the Ain if lak-! ~ early Knife not wad. Very little । pure Qdl re ar ted— E.F. Baowtr. M.D., I Haa^Mwh- | 1 00 - RrerTrBMsai, 2d do “ H J Kenftcid. bat B-wal dair* 1 00 read lure lathe a—rtrr for rasral trip ra-.to.he Braky Meara—, am) b*. aecsera th* following rates i» Drarrr. Cotests Sgrters Cteea City. Pneblo aad o which 1 now invite especial attention. l am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come iu and look over my stock. f HATS AND CAPS. I keep coDrtMitly on band a full aaaortaient of menV vrf boys’ Hate nod Capa. �■;read .table dung upon their land* ifarf mn profitably employ a hand to maU: ap u fine aa possible, with icasonaHe la- ft«ilro>d«. Legale. _ Raili •_____ ___________ _______ ^^Mrtssrjxs w th. crop will b* one dollar, or nmr it, Itkiok I *a aafe in saying. A ulj* ehd of manure b>> erorogh fertility in it |r> f*r-' crop. Nor fa there any crop that woold mX bo leoelitcd by the fining of Stable dans. Boom fanners brook and fine ma­ nure whim spread, with a harrow, and it is a very speedy way of duing it. two, whidk shown about tho same ratio aa in Genera. In Kaghad, twoeentriss ago, the annual mortality waa ooe in forty-two. Il ia pliawanc to know that the world is impvorin|baud that tha vigor -r-^A—ot 2002234853535323235353234823 When a farmer drelrec to set an apple orchard, be had Uttar obtain hi. trees in Octeber, or early in Novrmher, before lliv ground freeten. aad hrel them in till next spring, becauM if not obtained till spring, he would be delayed in setting them, as ■urscrymen have no mnth tn do at that season that' they cannot fill all ordeia as coon as wanted. Fanners, alw. are vevy busy in the spring ; and they should dr. •rrryllung in tlia fall that can powibly I-dual at that seaeou. The land for a y^uug orchard may he manured and plowed tn the faB, so that it will only re­ quire harrowing in the spring to let ready to set the trees. Ifen t trust to anv trav- F»rt Um Ml & W RAILROAD. EADACHE. elinr •‘agent'’ of a nursery for your trews. TDK •‘tat.AXD’’ VlXtrAMW. In Lake Erie, not far from Cleveland. Ohio, areserenl islands devoted almost entirely to grape culture KoUryfa island 7if nifaltrgetl. andth* reotro of the grope and wine intcrrMa of throe islands. Sum* of tbe vineyards arc twenty you* oM. sndaro still healthy and predurtire. ' wkhqul any fcrtilirerr beinR used. ’Ufa ' ftta A*wt. .t Irix thrt some varieties of Tate SiMim's Liver or Moi®. trees. Ac., where they can buy thrtji tbe ehswMst, and aril on their ' own book,” an i the result fa in many caeca that one does not get the vxrirtim ordered, as throe prcfrosod ‘•agent*’’ often fid ordm fer IT HAS NO EQUAL. j’'yf2eiMw 4. CO. fra-jda, a neighbor of"mien ordered three varieties of grapes from soo. of them, cud when ihoy fruited bo fcuiid that lie hxd ’frequently with fruit trees, Apple Irene ■ny be act 3d to 35 fret apart ; and if one ch'joK* to do no, he can ant . dwarf pear iron bclwucn every two apple irtre., The Land should be kept in cultivation, at JoaM till tU apple tree* begin to bear fruit, with an application of manure annually. Il will pay well to do this in tbo more rapid growtl> of trees. Potatoes are a good crop to prow, and may. be planted for many yeari- on the aaate land, if manured yearly. used by some uf the vincyardista to pro No trtre over three years old, aa a general real this dfamne, and with good rrnulti, rule, should boaet, and great earn should while otbero do not beLLjvc it ia of any be taken in digging them, pruning and aoUiug. It doesn't do to hurry auch work, n»r ia it safe to trail to hired help. Tho planting of tho vino ia iu ruwa eight feet apart, and from seven u. eight fre< in the rows for auch frao-growiog v inn Forty yeara among the tree*, riore. Ac. M tha Cereand, tUka. and Ncm ; lave ulafied me that when I want a thing U vio« thu gni, hre. fnJj. tbp rd! done I must “Imm the job.” . are wren feet apart, ind f,Vm l0 ^veo incite rows. 1’data are art twenty-five In mate of the hooka published by Lorfret apart, <>u which three "ires are placi-d licnhurfats pas tar ia recommended to ap­ abMi two fact apart, to which the vines ply bi the. trunk, of tree*, to prevent nr.eo are trained in a tan shape. The Catawba and rabbit* from girdling them ; Ldl tlic Delaware and Ives are pruned very dose, experience of many penooa puro to show only three canes fir fruit-bearing Min- al­ that thia tar ta iojunuu. to frail trero, an 1 . lowed tn each vine, and .thaw cut l«-k to m-tollf feet loop. Of ta in nr 12 bads. This h the mi-th-d, .iud it aerounts flir the era-.ll’ prodm t „f fruit—ongnpen do not exliaust the woil of it* Wi►tftuwu neertuary fet'gQjjs growing , but I dojibt the feasibility uf growing all ranetiro many yeara on any soil without ma­ nuring once in four or fire years. On tome, of the island- where the soil fa poor­ er than where no fertRiare has been applied ths vioygnL are ttatau good. Iu some pfatta where the drainage fa imperfect, and wbiro there is wol a free cireuhtk t> ofafa, mildew oftwa prrrail. Kulpbnr is ‘wsuwra-i CtAMD RAHM DIVIIIOM. The Reliable short l.li-c »s*n 11 l>—-iw-4. th«: MaoOer th. Kt Is'-5? li is CHESTER’S CUBE! man.! M^mii emn Asthma, Brottchitin, Catarrh, am IAPIDS AlB OilAdIT ms HiyFevor. Celis, it. >111>*<••>« trite n»*k>k rr“r»l WONDERFUL CURES MEDICAL* SDEG1CAL 1SST1W v.urzas*, a >S»ola*s:i. a«A r>ru 1u<1n«U •tISIMMlS Wanzer & Barnes. i> re.C»W at Ha*ti>«*. W ass sewingMachine OwHr •< *>rrv. * Ar tbst talas Wrenn tkstaar >t “f* • ll.Mil's*. *•’ ,k*Aura.-. *»«"f •' <ta|«". “T taat da>. tialwt. r, .v„ jL"'*«l’’»l&WT.Hh»ti«. Hr rua&x -i. IMUS'..imairKtreir ‘maagr.ifaKr-’ tte Gitai Siem Tfawjifirf. MOBTHEliN ayttanw. of pruning wh/u ,.t>re wtiblfabcd. The Catawba is rtdl .rosddernd the bret wine grape. The CbwOOtd eomea next in favor, then Delaware. luce, Nortorf's Vir- sr,r.“ ':!'.-:=ir5i£-s a*s has.: vrv except In the fall. «• they are out rarly s-ootagh io.the *priex. A great tu.»y potatoes ran ba avid io rillag-s and Urge town- during the mil ) w<other; and they occupant. and mom vahtaUe wL.-n it nmro muax be sold bdure they sprout eiurh. *WtWW»-K tiMWta the tanner plant walnuta, chestnut*, ma- f«d to atix-k —raw to sown and horses, |4aa. ash, popLn- and other handsome and cjokpl with men! for awioe. Tv burr potatoes tn the ' field. sri«.i • growing trees along his fence rows. .. ’^TttXDl 1 .?*1t‘r,, GOOD MEWs TO M PUBLIC! Train np skirts uf aairrw furrata mar the p!a«r a little elevated, end dig down as low m you can drain tbe excavation, ll may be two feet, one foot, or a few inches, ac wiping lo.the drain that will oommand it. bupipcAs that you have 20V or 3l>(i bushels STOCK. OF GROCERIES 1'Korutor BAiixr count? ofllw file sit or eight inches Huck, bet use at tha top where th- straw tnerta, a- I Magw of tbe fir and piw—er -ten the a . air bole ><M bo left open' here till I oomm.«> redar ? What naore Lnmaniriog about the time when Use ground may be ' and delightful U>»n the dumps of rtwws, . rpeeled to frees*, when a thick ooierin/ । byaeiuths.’ dahlia, and honey suoklsj * ..rrfrtU ^1 over moat U applied. In cold ; diMMan, as ta the Northern States, thia I T*ev produce a fafa* d happjncw uad pW»U»i*taui that uothi/p dri’san Sa W rorerim; ahoold be ftna> 15 to Jg iwehos an arbor uf fine old viriks, or tine* clamb­ think; ami if tb. straw is wall appliod, tta> ering no the wall, and over the eevea, |..taloM will »tand any weather that may ‘ bearing riritofastara cf Cneaords er Dda- bMcxpectad. Tlmsywtam fa betterthui to put them into deep pita, as was tbe ' wtaw and taker varfatire iff gropes. yard; dolled here and there with,the dark To each 100 lb., of beef take C lbs. of aalt, 1 IL .agar, 2 oxa. of saltpeter, 2 ou. tf****4 -jrerr Mixw. Mrtber U> a large keUfa, and place it over the ire. Jaciing it remain .until it boil* ; take off the worn ar.d let i: e^J; poay it •wr Ad—t,wUA should be placed fa. ’ew Ycri GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS tirely covered. If tWu.U Mt enough packia to cover the meat, add a little more water; bat the abova amount will be sufS- DEFY COMPETITION CARBOLIC OIL Ths lose to tho Government by tb* WaahiagU n fan ia estimated al up'k a* ifith uit. a city lire*— io 345 milk lABORUr <. Kn-n^oM.u.,-1 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-17.pdf 88cb91baf8276dd99f4d7b31d14e0e35 PDF Text Text T1*^*ro*lia^ DEWKY lx Mt«KKla«t. RATES OR ADVERTISING. VOL. 22. NO. 25. x--A. HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 17, 1877. -No seek thing' I .ball be temkrnyt one of then dsn, and you will hare to clerk it. Confound 1U what a racket those children make up stair* ill hava a gnv ernres for tbs romp before I'm a week wdsr. Bee If Idea*. There', no living with 'em" sneUimed the pertly geode­ man, Mhfoeavswsre saluted by a resceaninnof jumps and sbests «f laaghter or aril md. "I agree with you entMy; my young afatero are very reds," assented the youn^ mre.gW o cbaage the aabjacl ofaeuver- -ST E St OHB STOVES PHYSICIAN k SURGEON Dfl.C.RLSSKLL, physician & simeKON ___________ »OOPLAira.MICBXflAX Sweet’s Hotel, B4XI) BlHtis.............................. MI LrM-rtam. Bl)ABD AWU-BOOM. gxho rawr Which h*a stood the test for years and still stand* at th« head of the list for light draft, durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchas­ ing a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to call and examine the Jack, son Wagon befoKfi, purehasiug elsewhere. Come and see our DENTIST Nashville the EcpabUean party. T cannot help bto licving that both ridas art a Unis to blame lor causing them. T honor 1‘rmideot are Tory diftrolt to catch. Haym for hi* boorrty and integrity of A bunueai that couHn*. ewonssd withpurpose, bat I am eonprfUd to art if I Ncw England homes to-day, which wore! ■y anything, that la my opiofoa baa rnril •rtatrftare; the nmich trade not known, or if known, were forbidden aerrire refonu is a mistake from which be Uh. Grand Trenk Bsflwny bin aaroert by psranu teu Tears agn Opr own ob­ win arxiner or litre have to retreat. Thw servation coinridcs with bfa on tbto point. We know that cb«» within the lart ten year* baa oaptnred ior itself a high plaev in popular regard. Il apeak, wdl far a peepto when soch as iuteitoctiml game can become popular, for il Lak'S bralon to play cbcm even ciudrrately well, nod none hot elrtcr nod tbcuxhtfal people would ever like n. We notice that card, are no* ab­ jured m they unre were in houM-hold* Whiat and cucher are domicil'd h> Iwtore to dav where, a dreads agrr, their name, Me foe the loading merchants ef NewVerk could Ml ha’* been 'spoken safely in a to obtain the hutable* position in the whisper. Cheekcre, perhaps, are not uni- Coatom Hreae or the Pert O*oa Prut verasl, but they are mure faahtonal-le. dent Hayes* system. I'befiere, in equally They hav* foc-bt ,lh. rr way into high life chimerical, U a . nraetreal niWEiL. Ila and Wbcrea. they ..me found their fn-nla aweoore would naoli tn deprikiov the party in ths viltogs larern and in the farmer's of the leaden which u in an army, a^dn. kitchen, they are DOW admitted to the par­ proven agaia and again io the history of kin of the wealthy and refined. The the country, would rwult in oertA drfl. gamM*play«d with historical cards are aim If th. Premdeal bad gone to work in a numerous and many of them tJcaaaatly quiet mannor, be mictu havoatd.nrelfah.ii exciting And you find them in almact hi. higher object, and eemprel the evil. —at-s i .1 •. and happy U>an it ustd to br that the long, dull eTenwga are beiax enlim-d with sprightly and’ atimulaitng amure menis. and that the bowte circle is charged with aUrnetioon whidi it once aadly lacaed. Then fatn~i arc hdping to make the homes of the erentry happgr, helping to make the ehildrru tore contenlid with their iictno. and in dvtng' thia ibt y are helping to moke the toontry more inteiligent more virtuous - L W- BROVrx- Ikiipi. Single Buggies&Platform Spring Wagons ATTORNEYS AT LAW A 8OLF SISHS*SHf4rasl±8t' CMamdwira. Cm si. X. £aari Birdsall's Celebrated Clover Huller, The only machine now manufactured that threahen and bulla th? seed in one machine. AJ1 who intend to purchaee Glover Hullen thia sctuou should call on us immediately, as there is so great a demand that late orders will have trouble to^et machines. Terms liberal, with a large discount for caah. We. also sell the X 337 XL. 1UOrII«rX3>IJtXIXL.XL., Manufactured by I’belps A Bigelow of Kalamazoo, the beat working and moat desirable mill built. MESSER BROS. NEW, Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material f House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIABJ) PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one'waranted. Those contemplating buying Mowers or Beepers should see the Walter A. Wood Machines — w„, “Well, an, to come to the point, I think * I don't oare to marry » Quakrevas I don't adaalro the rtyie of dram that the dear creatures tec >t to adopt. I know I should qumre! with lb. grey gowns sod drab boamix; and lastly, my respeoted relative, I ahoeid object to Ming tbeod end tboud to Wm. H. Goodyear. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Bon’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, r- until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. the only city and attend promptly to all callij ,t line day or night « mpol, Sooth 8><U State St,, Butina* Mteh. mmwo* ' ’’ to oSre-boldrea in polities he never would have given Coakliu- the opportunity of manipulating the Republican Convcntim: of New York State. And to Ibis naan the dreamer Curtis, be probably ow« the ex irtancc of the order. One of the grwalert < rib pxmting in the civil nervier b the power givou to Ceogrrmmon of making appointments. Let the PreaMrtit appoint boorel, capablr m«i to the bigh«rt dfove and there will be on need far aril service re­ form. They will sea that the proper un­ derlings are ^iven the position, of trust" nwriy detracted. He found bis desk, ratwaeked. h» paper* thrown about, his ink Bpad, ha. pen. anoiled and faiitartic flnrea drawn on bfa dred* and mortgagwi. ilia books wots musing, and Ma pet news f ep«ra were ’ary often appropriatsd tn lb* making of kitre. When bo wanted bi* hat, it was, a. ofteu aa any w»y, ua th* bead of Mma Fanny, who fWOtealwl tbai it WM a mistake with *oeh aaucy gran, and suffocated him with so many kisses, that he wm fain to be mollified, and leave her bis hair, th. tom of hia jrtty mctach-, wiUiuut the reprimand sire ao richly de­ The Barr Ode (borirt is owe of the the ease of bis snaoncr*, denoted Ute man served. But this could not always last. thine* that Were. sf cultarc, refiacmul and good breeding Tv. —-infal lake their The publie MlUoli of Slurp, keep Mon­ "Well, bow do you like my style. Col­ Weald eoctoty day instead vf Saturday M a holiday. onel?'' bn said, with a qtrinica! smile, turn ing slightly in his neat “Dua l (Utter yourself that I was ad doing an inemaaed bsrinote thie month. The idea of a goveraeaa had Lcca perromtriug your beasty, ycunc fop!" retorted taking through the bead of our friend fix People were to be hnldisg aotoo of thrir th. portly ireotieman. - Iwan only won­ several days. Il seemed the only loop­ gre«ter part of the dbuoce. The girl lufl I dering bow you would manage to kiaa a hole of e*ca|-e from l.u domestic trial., ao her h- tn. in Exetor tL« previous Monday wheat fit a higher price. pair of cherry lipa with all that hair about the idea was pat into execution. Ba wrote evsadwg and walked along the track toward I Over 7,000 perautui vfaiu-d she Bute yoar mouth. laugh 1 what monkeys boys ao advertisement setting forth kw wants, Clin Urn until >t gut dark, when she laid j' Prwon daring tire State Fair at Jackaea. make of themsdvea now-a-daya." ifowb in the gram by the tny and slept The expense. of the Flint tehooto for and aat down to. wait the remit. ' Furnish n»e with the bps, mv honored Meanwhile the Coterie thoughts took Uli mon.ing. The jniroey wm rmimc-d th. «trtuing year ya Mimucd at IIB.000. father, sod i will soon convince you that another turn- He vaa liaely to bar. truu early oo Tuesday and maintained until the The eoat of supporting the poor of Eart there fa a particular way of managing that bk with hi. are. He had mi his faaan vicinity of Clinton wa. reartiM bte in the Nariaaw lart year wm about «b,«O0. delieate mailer."' re the boy'a marrying the only daughter rveninp. Huring t||)4ay ahe had noth­ “Aye, ay«, no doubt! A'uung America of and old and much mteemed friend, who ing to ret but beach ants, which she pathHon. T. W. Fmy. Prreidret of th. U. u never k nos □ to be al fault about any aecoodrd his view. in|to far that he wished «vrd in the woods, but .lie was taken in 8 Senate, strongly endorses the Grand thing. But. in my younger days, " added by n kindly farmer', wife and kept over Rapid' BsaiaeM Cfaltogv. ' young people were quite aatiided. "But | uigl-t and forwardri! to her destination The railway msnsgera are rapidly hunt­ 8he was thee knows, friend John," wrote Mr. •, the ocxl morning in a buggy. ing down the adventurer, who hare bare Gordon, "that I aw no advocate for made kept for a short time in the jail, where she matches. If my girl like, thy boy, aodi maj. herself very Utaful. and proved bet present faehioa to tek their tastes. self a bright, iutcliigtnt little oo«. Un , thy boy like, my girl, let them marry, rtherwtM they are bettor apart. Aon » •I Thursday the mother arrived and took the • The ohgk skull tuea," exclaimed an coming home soon, let the boy com. and child, much aguos*. Nbr will, homo again -id fody. M .be fatal down th. morning pm _ a — r --- —____.1___a___ itt a__ i The city taxea of Unrioc are lee per , pc -Mygraefowal I didn't know there rent, lew for 1877 than they were fur < wm p race of isaan with double aknlto. ued the adr.Kwte for (month chins, ••that Irirtrict riritur (blandlyV- "Well, dame, ■rat sltogetber diMourstru-R Whew and bow do you find tbinn now f “Creothey're twisting and cnrfiox and coaxing tyoH rotiagw— “Haw £> I fled thing*? may be rend with profit in ilastiogs their gray, white, and red whiakets, they Why, by looking arter ’em, to bemm." an certainly not doing anything Worse, • Ooeaaionally aireuto from the euicaalop which aeeu» a ccmfcrt in this degenerate her. and aolicit orJerp for printing from A young tody, wbe does not pride bcrout bualu<ws men, at>J in airne eaere are aalf particularly on being a political ecooo^Bet thia wax uot exactly what I in­ auoomafnl. If there iburi ore. meu would taml, think, the sooner* prdbwri reach « of unurenUy good quality. tended to my whan 1 oonuneMsd talking." resumed the well-pretervcd gcnU.man.nf Capt. W. I. CoSabervy. ha. gone to tar a abort paw. "I wanted to remind ska View, with a view to explore 17 an­ you that a pair of lipa, of jurt the doaoripol mounds in that vicinity, for the bon by mooalighlf no heart fl uttering. , no tfcn we were (peaking of, avail yoar ac jealoMy, no Irttere running ovar with lev*, A foe broke out in tbs Voire achod Colonel Lambert's hooteriag tone had and (forgive M, reader) its aynocym, noereoa., ns ooaxing for the Vefidin^ay, budding, at Albion, Oet. bth, at eteven nothing nt the old burden of bopre and o'clock burning until two, and damaging fearr. bug lartcad. a tame and pro...end. the interior of the baildror aboht H,M0. to Fred’, apprehension, every drtaeaie The Dousil Akeaifap Am says that way ol procuriag a good looking l^mband ex r.'pruawtwive Jame, Ca;.Iis, the wag cf ^ll ' that rreforiofc the booM in 1873, b botfo.4 for tbajmo aulate genembbip at Par* ' Lambtet, al ibis point rfhia mretal reid A peer which meaaured 12» X nY oqay, was aalfcxnmetad "And a QuUerem, foreooth I tfemlda'l printing oficea her- rive a support to over inchm, and wreghin g 19 ounces, rw loft thirty nanrea. and tbrir jtalnmaee should go to thorn who do rest Ire prvfomco dia at the .Are of the Anu Arbor Aryne lam The fellow called "Fred put the brel criminate epunat them. of one hoot upon the too of the othrr, and 1 Cjutemplalrd that presentation of patent Tub Tbl-b Watcuump- Senator ketber with a good deal of mlfaiaeuoo Coukling doned bfa Rochentor a>«h and bta reference Jo th. thferenrea between “Old enough.' old eoongbl Why boy, 1 waa married at twenty-two. What do you 1 himacif and Mr. Cutth with there words: mean by putting off the ■ ■ " Let me lupplat’t th- parallel by recall ine the remark of a gleet -erilsmivr when ndjte, bad has nose broken and I u beam/ • EvU day?" interpolated Fred. Richard rf ikrnhod and Leopold of Aus­ apotfed by the kick of a brew roeaMly. "No, JOO scamp! lb. happy dav," said the Cotooai, shaking hia heed till Use grid tria had hoM dispute over the prclimina The OU money takret al lib. Stale nf Iwtlle * rimmed roertartoe trembled uo their ale Fair amounted to bUlJfW ad^the re­ vatsd perch. "Miao Gordon, I learn, to ceipt. from all other aoarens to 13,900 expected home very soon, probaUy in th* Timothy Wixos, and found it b product next steamer, and U to my wish—mind, my boy, my wish, not my command, for, ire cnoutry. Mr. MeNrtt'i farm aoauata in each a serious thing u marriage, 1 of 364 acna. wet! Improved and nicely would not foroe th. inclination* of any one atoekad. H« ban twenty hand of boreea. - that yougs to Plulade-phia and join forty hoed of cattle, 1M bore, and 11U her. A week's familiar mwrooarm will nunbore to the and of the lirt. Mr. Mo­ place you on a better footing, id bar anti Nau raised thia year 94 bushels dfetovwr matioa, than a firs Joan oorriwpimitonri." seed from 18 aerm, and it wm thn aiaaneat “Begging jour pardon, my dear father, avar filtel fur marxrt. He baa also a £u. I don't ears a rtraw Car - her csrimaiiou! Esumatfoo irm the worl, wm 11 not? ' -You are not ao indiBereut to this mat­ ter m you protend to be, Fredmtok." roplied Colonel Lambert, with a tithe rf dimpprobatioo. “lamserious, end I Wiah JbMuAny Horea at B.tale Crevk you would ftvor my remark» rith mi aoasidantioa.' On th. 3d instant, the Rev. “1 am all obedience,'' HJWirel the fel­ Mann married, according to th. ■ low sailed Fred, with dutiftil gravity. “I the Episcopal church, David Bur Mary Oryw, all uf Jackreo. All “Wafl. thsu, whsido jxm think of my lies are dref and dumb, and it is . propoeaP" naked the Colood, reprmaiog B be the font wadding of mntai in tl bfa tarental dignity. “I don't know—t—. „—. "Vary lurid," growled the Everybody knows they WHOLE NO. 2071. I . * ) ( | , nsi �On motion of Mr. Niebria. eooorol Na 7 was allowed at >1*3,06 as claimOn motion of Mr. Sidmm. amount Na 15 waa allowed st flSt.87 aa On motion of, Mr. Wolf, account N» 30 wm disallowed Mr. Stowell moved that account Na 22, bo referred back to the Commluee on claims. Motion prevailed. Account No. C haring bvea return­ ed corrected.' Mr. Stowell moved that U he allowed at >33,66. that being tbo amount claimed. Motion set. Johnstown The Chairman laid before the Board a oommunieaiioc received by th. Clerk from tbo Auditor General, cor.Uinitg a statement of the elate tax apportioned to Um County of Barry for the year 1877. On motion of Mr. Phillipa, the aatne was referred to the Committee on Finance. To enable the ootsmiUeee to go to «iiR s «i»' ^=1 On motion of Mr. Thoms, the Board rrooccdod to the election of Chairman by ballot, which rvaaltrd aa follow. : In purcuaoeo of a Resolution of tbo David 0. Robifieoo, received, 13 voice. Board of Superviaore, adopted Jan­ Zebulon B. Hoyt, " - 1 “ uary 6th, 187®. Mr. Dewey presented to tbe Boon! tbo following report relative U> the nrvyy of a portion of a etale road in the townahip of Johnstown. JoBxmwrr C^eaa'a Ornca. / •h£'ll IlsUva .1 al. J ■ T It IL ! ' ii . eweas, jtiisF ,-ww [iintEimiciiisstji Oct. lei, 1877. <> Boakd or Summon, Siks : At a meeting of the Board of Supervieore io January 1876, an order waa thin: toner of the Township of Johnstown, to survey a short pioee of . State road in said township and make a report of tbe aatno to yon. Io compliance with said order Hiram T. Merrill em­ ployed Frank S. Bo wen, County aVL’vovov, on tho 27th, day of January 18,6, to survey acid piece of Slate road, commencing at the South East comer of section 36 in Johnstown, raceme North and West lo ihe.quar- ilHSSBES’JS-’SSXMBSg'n-. I *-r!l»aa VaWraiS . IMwmt miiiiiiiiuuwu, ~ IlSlISIKIHHiBIISiKZ* 3t On motion of Mr. Hoyt, the motion I of Mr. Thomas relative to publishing the proceedings of the Board was taken from the tabic. . Mr. Stowell moved to amend tbe mo­ tion of Mr. Themm by appropriating the turn of 1100 for publishing the pruemedinpi of the Board for the current year and that the proceedings be published in the 'Hartiure Republican Banner'’ L. M. Dewey. Chairtnaa. Lewie A. Niehule, Alien .Mathew., Z. B. Hoyt. Im Stowell, T. Phillips, Hear, Hougblaiio, Committee. Ou motion of Mr. Wolf the report •ection 38, a plat of tbe a-etlon and line of arid survey was made by Fran! 8. Bowen, for your inspection. The above is a correct report of the proceedings of tbe survey of said . On motion of. Mr. -Hoyt, the Superviews of the several townships and City ol llwliupa were authorised anddirected , to eases* upon the taxable property, both ; real and penoual. the scvevsl sum* of money required to be rriaed by certificate of the township Clerk and the Recorder of the City ef Hastings for townahip and city purposes. Also to mmw* upon the UxaUe property of school districts and aeheol dirtricta, fractional, such Tours Respectfully, I. F. Nye, Mr. Emory moved that raid report and survey bo, laid on tho table. Motion did not provail. Mr. Thotnaa moved that raid re­ port and aurvey be referred to the Supervisors of the townships of Joiineiown, Barry and Assyria. Mo tion prevailed. Tb« County Snperintendants of lhe Poor submitted the following aa their Annual report for 1877. Lnnual Report ef Snperiatendaata of the Peer, OeL, 1877. tlon to adopt the report be laid on the table, which motion prevailed. Mr. Durkee presented the Petition of John Knee, and 30 other dtisens of tbe townahip of Castleton asking a • * J? On motion ot Mr. Wolf. tho 'a even I Amassment Roll, of the County were referred to tbe Committee on Eqttali- port bo adopted, Mr. Thomae called for tho Teas and Nays nn each resolution. Tbe motion to adopt the report prevailed by year and naye as fol­ Wm. H. Mm, Co. Clerk. 1.30 o’clock p. m. . Board convened puresanl to a jonrament. Roil called, Membe On motion of Mr Bartram the report wm amended by allowing account No. 103 at >6.58 an riaimrd. Ou morion of Mr. Bartram the report wu further amended by allowing account No. 10U al 111.03 instead of >1231 aa Mr- Wolf sored that all daini. •tftmrt the county now cm tile with the County Clerk be referred to the Committee on Claim. Moi lee pro- three yer. in place of John M. Nevins, wbu£ term expiree,with the following John M. Serine, haring received a majority of the rota of all the Sutler­ views elect, on motion of Mr. Phillies Mr. Wolf I elution: ITnsM, That cattle and a wine bo restrained from running al Jorge in the highway in tbe township Df Maple Grove, as provided in Section 1, Chspter 59 Compiled Laws of 1871. Mr. Thorn aa moved to amend the Revolution by inverting the words “and Prairieville," after the word. “Maple Grove." Amendment preI vailed. Tbe resolution of Mr. Wolf as " o o 4 u ■ i • » J a__ ' .1—r �oJ>- n nil City Drug Store! WANZER & BARNES (Successors to Bahnkb a Co.) A Phomix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. FEW Having aod keeping constantly on hand every varied of Drugs, Patent Medicines. Ecmocpatliic Benwdies, m, ns, wsi mms, FACTS WH KNOWING’ TuiUt Artidca hi any variety of kiad CLOTHIER Hagen'a MagnolU Balm. Chinn Beauty, the kdiea all know is b«L School Books. Office and School Stannary. MdelBMM ^^"toLral.^Zu of Blank and Memorandum Boeks, in any atylc at your own price. Four patronage ia jETOedSiift respectfully aotictad, Erary am, fc»d attention fa gives to ooNpomxiiag PbyricUna lYMeriptfow or A lull line of Undershirts mid Drawers. Julius Bussell A ehoioam^ck cfgooda ja* womrad I hare a complete stock of Me»e, Yosttt for FALL TRADE. aud Boy’a BUSINESS and DRESS Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT om- j SUITS aed OVERCOATS. of a nice line of WORSTEDS and BROADCLOTHS l for DRESS SUITS. CAS3IMRRKB end CHEVIOTS business la Furauhing Good* wa have a lino < f the Um Mylra in the BEST FITTING for WHITE SHIRT in the CUy. surra A complete line of (,'OLLARS and OTE1COAT1NG in r°ri aarios. CUFFS and the hural uuroltica U I» ««r Rradym.de Department wn >’ SCARFS, TIES and Sdk Handkerchiefs. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, We sell gooda at a very small advance on tbe first cost. We sell more ready-made Clothing than any house in this city. No matter how k>w,you can buy goods in other stores, we will sell you the same articles at less price. ‘ . We adhere strictly to the one price system. Our trade is increasing every year, which is a sure sign that we sell-goods at lower prices than any other firm. We can sell goods at small profit because we can buy them cheaper than others on account of our selling so many goods. Our clothing ia cut as stylishly and will fit as well as any made to Order. Don't forget to call and see us. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE, Double store, 3a 40, and 42, Canal BL, GBAlfD BAPID6. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. ' GROCERIES, larger «toek than ever, and al) we ask of yon is to ’ hare it from 20 cent* to |I.OO. A Al I on me b<before purclumg »nd I will «U you good, vALL cheap.p - ren b. found in lb. oily .1 HuL.p, PROMPT PAYMENT Phoenix Block, State St. I CLOTHING. SOAP. , We rail more than all ot Il^rry County. TOBACCO.. " HATS and CAPS, GENTS FURNISHINGS. FANC V GOODS LIDINS' RKADLMADK CLOAKS, CROCKERY. have cooogb for you all, We Must Have Money Ami ranfoiMt x°*i» wall paper STONE WARE. Oa OMiien an Na rest of the report ef the We have a car load of 5300 pdloui of Ohio Ware. - A.T THE CENTENNTIAL. other House. Just received First Prize at Wisconsin State Fair and at our own State Fair at Jackson, HOSIERY,-pjj.p^Qpp WELA.K, stqvE TEAS. WORKS, I-I. A. GOODTEAH. COFFEE. It U the beau Smith Hogle & Prraton. 22 <lf « Joke comra ia, HE IS SELL \IJfG THEM AT Ht'CH LOVER fust mil riinl™ GROCERIES. and at priew that defy compeikioa SHAWLS, FCB <K't5in3 Wc have a new itfpply and can tail yoo all. b»y>; Drwr/ aid T»mIano4»-4. On motion ... much oflbr rrpcrl ol the Cocr■ultee m related r» apeeial .neoetsenl ea Lol. M4 M>d ILS ' Aym.- Aid. McNxigbioa. Hnaaell, Sp.oL diac. WiahtauM. TunliaMa aod Youg—0. fu rf H41S, CAMI «u orsw SI8Blji0 00|)])s „ u JULIUS RUSSELL, COFFEE. Ayre—Al l. l>«-»y. TatalisMa—Z Kaya: Aid.- McXaefLtaa. Raaoril, Spaa)'line. WiaUsMn and Touac—6. I Dy AM Dewey; T4 amsnd the nnaarXCoBU»Hi«fs report en Hre n^mrUurst by •triaiog out Me-«ixlh of ess per oral, and la•eriiog ona-finii at par e«il; wUeh did not prrrall. Ayr- A!,J. Dewey, ud Turaliama—2Ns>m-Ald. MeS»rai»oa. RnaeeU. Spaul- HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC.11111«tie Bin tf IteBIG HAT. We will guarantee to suit yon We hare none but purr, for we roast and grind one own. Which r-T—1 war Mt«pi«d. Bj Aid Dr-.r: Thai lee mart of tbe Hatre Ceamiilra t» uareded by Mriklnr | cut aat-iralk efraeper mt. oo Ceatiagrai rued mJ lawrlleg ont-fltUi of one per cent. iflf 1 W'Ht! BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAYVLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, To those who wish to bur Something new. Just oUj., BOWNE’S STORE |siKii?8tTiiu Mackiit netit„ ripsr Pai Mb auestic Oil oiestic Mufe Mi OMESTIC I0NTHL’ CARBOLIC OIL I LIGHT-RUNNING THE JEWEL COOK! SUGARS. Siz-liole, Extension Top, Portable PUniebetl Copper Rererroir- SSSW,TCJ*^.“““ - — CheapeAt nn<i Boat: PETERSON’S MAGAZINE. DRY GOODS! Full-Siw Paper Pattern®! H. A. GOODYEAR. BEST. iSO^-SS® SfeSSSSSr And all other goodt neually found al­ ways kepi in Stock. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. CROCKERY. CHESTER’S CURE! ffiTOffi,! Bm>T Asthmu, US. ACL ABOUT THE COUNTY. The Ladfaa Sori-j cfloeemod with the Presbyterian ehortb will U •urt.i.wi on Friday afternoon by Mra John Hortbkae, ether rceidenee on Grree uneL Tbe gentlemen are •pcefally invitedto lea — The cory found on our iMide pugso to­ day fa of uiuwe iateroal and wdYbe reed by our thoonaoda «f rolwcribees with taara in their eyo. be-aoae there i" not mure of B. It fa all alorat the troaaooUooo of oome •cventecu men who left tbeir homes aod Vive and Cimiliea for a wfcofa week and eugaureJ in the Uodable work of ewdreroring to dfanover an individual who did nor have -an account "gainst the Coanty. They did tbwir o«k woll-ewagcd in oo xdary graU-Uid no forJ-h <*>nP to reprut in lire futsre and bare .grin re­ turned lo make happy ibrir «i«s Hi­ de enea with the new .ilka and beoutiW toys purehaaod by the amount of euii awed by tbrir matt ANrk. ' The social for the b—* ■* tbnlfaptfai ehnrth will be haid si aba resident* of Mra MH. Wing.-lb. SaNfar Bo­ Bronchitit. •f aO kfada eared. (Itntora of the Brea* removed without breaking the .kin if tak­ en euiy. Knife not ok-1. Very little pain. Cell on or add™. K. V. Baows, M. D., apr!2tf Hotinp. Mich. Catarrh, Hay Fsver. Colds, Ac. AsdallDWra*.■ctlL»it«r»lrai«rrOrru"- Exetrraicnt to tho Rocky Mountain!. WONDERFUL CURES ■SS’SefjaaF5^ Wanzer & Barnes. TRIUMPHANT! The Advance Plow , p. c Na F*a*l * >V- *•»•’ i*te» ->•” —. xJ uli " 1 1 DRESS GOODS I defy compauunn io quality aaJ Prioc. ■DQME3T irSWlSGNAHBCQ ffigsss RATEmts... I have on hand a full alack of Dry Goods of latest styles and also The Aiohirn, Topeka A Santa Fe Rail­ •nd jewelry Jum roewired at J. Bobertr, nod ho arranged with tho variowi rail­ PnalOfoto kilding._________ Rl 25 road lino* in the country for ipecia) trip M. D Reed desires to call att-nUoa te retrain tbe Rocky Mountain, .nd ha. "•cured th- following raira to Denver, Colorado Spring.. Canon City. Pueblo mad return from Kanaaa City and Atebteon, any work in his Hne, M; 8l Louie, 160, Chiracp. «65; Quinej, 150; Ciaetanati.’Mds'jlufl.lo, STS. tod eomajNiodti.gly lew retn* from all petal, eeat, norab and aeutb. Three ticketa are goo-J for 00 day. .nd to .top at ill Nation, watt of th, Mhrntm river. Tiokbu are oo rale at all principal sOtfoua Juel received aed for mUm Ufa Mat* thr—igbovt tbo country. Thu fa the new living ratea, a very 1 trge Meek of .Udi*' route to Dmirer through the mrdc-a of G there, first <daa make MW ami CkU Kansas and Colorado. Saul for map., dren'a Gaiters, Btote ,aad Shoos of al) rirestau, tiraa taMra, ate., to­ kisitfa and prices, SHppns, etc., eaa. C-aae ; T. j. AjenrrtViX. Gen Peaa. AgL and are for roarrahoa. Store «n Jeff*,, .1 . Topeka, Kan. son Street, mM ride, njfjfcsfte the litfle brick. Jonx G. Ruhtan. —IUSS' W. F. HICKS. B1NINGKES ‘ "OLD LONDON DOCK GIN." .nt. of al! tlie popular patients and best qualities at lowest rates. . I have just re­ ceived a full line of E.»«uib Men's and Boys' Clothing M. BINNINGER a 00. N’J.'tt^rar<r Si./ to which I DOW invite especial attention. I am selKug at prices that will astonish all. Come u> and look HATS AND CAPS. •nnSTu I keep conatantly on baud a full assortment of man's and boys’ Hats and Capa. bjrinngfoar neenuota pnmpt at­ m store'wiD bo filled with coed, and •■continued « u-tud. MOWER s REAPER 23 23 araiia Somtxxx RauVAT LIMA— popular line cosmeawd on •erlfara oaad, Monday. Hay 1« STOCK OF GBOCEBDE8 A full Hue at very low figufea. buying elsewhere. Prints t ,w rai< >• . Priii is! �Railroads. nHAMDTBDXK RAILWAl U JCWEfiO. ' rocacy of every plan of improvement oM only in MaMochuHm,, but everywhere in tho I nma. Tb= great causa* of temper £s£.*E&Iire' !.***" 0»EAT WESTERN RAILWAY. SXTaJ^KE.^ AGENTS WANTED. wmoif'W'iiOiSiPAH- ihmu tiuoaof Jollaro. They declare dial Prea- I dent 11 ayes'. title ia tainted with fraud, and do .tret .restate the trouble to ap '■ prove his iflocta iu the behalf of peace and sdaitniatralico economy. They exproto ihrir adboriou to tbe doctrine of Stale sovereignty in one breath and in tho next demand the overthrow nf tbo nation, al banking system and tho nbetitnuon of a paper curnaejr raued and managed by the Federal gorerament and the regnlatins of inter-Stata railway Emb by Feder- irT'1a*S,£t PLAYS! , PLAYS! sanzt! Ffft lam JaebH & Saiiiai RAILRDAI. ■> }“ •:*«/ a»m nw It ■«■■■ from &aXJi'WSSg”«£c r«> iwMjbrU. renal-tea <na«SM. ywrAwwdu. C-rtsxtes. K HEADACHE. ja4Ay:asys&g (JJA'WUUr • xvell ’ rew.sS SltCSra 066 st’",, ii ri iTl LErrT a>*'”r".ty*JI free school aymcm. But throe, like tbe berroles advocated, are put fxtb to ailure the few rtragxliag rotes they so much need. It may well be doubled if any other Democratic' convection will be capa­ ble of inventing a drag-net designed tu catch a great number uf unlikely fisl^Jita trei •fTbiro’rawt.srf Ml • »”*k i#W or»aw yhmeUu.QJ.1 demand the nine test economy,.and in tbe next urge tbo General Oororometu to equalise the pay and bounty of tbe’soldiera of tbe late war. a mesrare which would result largely in enriching k elam of daiiu ajeau and involve tho nation in At their recent ’ Convention th'e’jl^publicasB of MautechuaeUB nooueated the tA lowing effijrllcot tx.kct'. For fsorernot, Alexander IT. Ri< for Ideut. Guv., |{<|ratio O. K,nigLt, ifur S-ervtary of- the Commonwealth, Henry B. nrocc, leg Auditor, Julius L. >Clarke, fur AtforncyGeacraJ, Charles It Train, far Treaaursr and Eraeirar-GetMml, Chaxias Hudnut*. Three DcmicstivD.* haring been made, tbe Cawvwotioo adopted the Mlowieg O'ltspoken nmolutiotu by nearly an unasimm vote. They are wvrthy c! tbe glorious Republican* of ib\old Bay State. Jinolmi, That *re reaffirm first of all. an unwavering sllnriino? to tbe fundamce. lai truths snd principlei which, hsrc inspire ad the triumph of the Bcpublicin party. We »crop< tbe reoponsibility of national adniintstration, .igaiu commiltcd to the Ho publican bands, m a trust to be .xrreised fur the welffire of at the people, withoal diaainctiou uf raoe.oulcr'te-xlitv or erred. The armed r'.ruggle fur the (inion ami equal rights is.at an end. The grand rm- ®CHWrO^AL . .. rnaiion hats woo ilirir prioriptc triumph* w and by mean, ot rile lUpublirsn Party. The party will remain true to thte honored reeutd. and will cordially rappoet all Icgteteiiou which mm and ex|*risoce show action ot the Wjoeouaio Democratic Con­ vention «re bate an iHaatnlion of the ca parity af tho managers of that party to combine in a single platform tbe gr aim number of political and financial berreiawith the pureM dodaratious ofaa honest character. Wiacuosio is ooe of the Sutra which the Democracy expect to carry at the coming election All of iu financial declaration, are a* bad aa. they can be and Rail! WONDER UPON WONDER IT HAS NO EQUAL. TOB£LmTk< aca-iM.i 4s* «a Mui Mvrisas*. ixsiv v*a —u aM «ire*-w .f turwlMar. iMlsSias » ■must ter*! ihm, a.I ten. itelM. Hartls*^ l.r"l It, ICT. Ef>WAl{l>J.KriAMY. itunainniiix Am«bm .rxwtase IRAND RAPIDS DIVrSION. Tbe KetlaHe Man Mm lional history. Watchfully guarding and . firmly maintaining all that has been aalnur-1 which struggles through, an existence diseredtteble to tbo village and ruinous finaand, wc do not prvpaoo Io abandon the helm ' dally to its publisher*. But a email |*rt or drift with the tea, bat to address our. all tho papers in tbo state arc primed cn■dvro with rigor and Courage to ponding . tirely at home, from ons-halt to three. fourili* of web one of the rent being dene in Chicago or aome other city where the ssa Arjtuav ‘poteut bowels’ business is carried on, and serenty odd Michigan Weeklies are fur i nished with thaw partly printed sheets 1 from ons mtabliabment in the city named These contain, each week, precisely the ; tame matter on tbeir ‘potent' aides, and not more than a dvaco of them make a decent I , show of local affaiia on the pages printed | 1 it home. Aa a rule the receipt* of tueh II Xitdlr I'b.to C*rd C . paper* are not sufficient to admit' of tbe 1 employment of competent printers, »nd as ! RntJrtd, That we ball with utMpeakable a result ia typographical apfiearancc they I ' »hanie on art which io all its production * pleasure every sign ef promise of the final reBect it* nobility and beauty. This I and permanent pauiGcatwn ot the Southern1 should ’palont* nvwapeper system is a fraud with- [ wetion of our country under lucpl sell got, I out mi'.igati.in upon tbe editorial fraterai 1 ornmeol, Uaed upon tbe full recognition' ty, equated in no profcaeion except the! of the equal righta «f all by all; and w« ■medially approve lliO opiril and meatunu medical, wherein- the quack doctor is its of ths Adniinbtratiao aa widely adapted tu worthy cvnntcqisrt. Owing to this state I haauti this raault, an dictated by a juit1 of affaire the man pawr*»iog tho nv|uuiu> and training fur the production of a ■oom of oonatuutienal right ami duty, w talent gond, eoterprialng n*w*pa[er rarely re­ tending to promote a »pirit of ix-acc and ooociHatioo lietwren citixena of all oectiou* ceives such compenraliun or profit as his efforts deserve snd would 'receive in anv and aa already largity juatified by tho bet­ of tbe other pTufinsimu. But this will tor feeling and condition of the cuul try. lltuilnj, Thai, aa the faith of die coun­ not always continue, though up to thia । try in aulemaiy pledged to th« apu-dy re­ time each defunct not of'bowel*' has been entption of specie |>eymenta, public boner .sueewded by another, anxiou* to wrestle i 1 with tbo nowipapw eolio. In time three I and private internet slikc d.-ruand the fnlVmMt of tbia Wodjc- Wo sppron- tbe1; wortblira Papers which, as Grvely »aid.1 ■tepa already ta£>o/ and rejoice at the1 'Qnd fbr atoo iracraUble purpo**.- allow* in ogist,' will succumb to an enlightened pcogreM already isxtfc. We inaiat upon public dteeriminition and only the fitteM the adoption of all mcourt» noeeaaary to isaure reaumptira on s day not later than ' survive in town* or coin triunities jmpulotu ' enough to afford them a docent reward, at that now fixed by law,,-and th^l it 11 the leant, for thrit rxmllcnre.” duty of the government to maintain ite ooin and currency at all times at per with Mysterious u a woman's way. Seven*! tbo Mid otandard at Umywnwwnl world. week* ago a woman with ■ bright face and Jlatkrd, That the' •Ft&AjCfortuir.g pleasing sianoera. elegantly dressed, arriv­ and improving tbo civil service, which the ed st Columba*, Q_, and after breakfasting Republican piny ban undertaken, and to at a hotel went to a station house to apply which it also nainter committed, ought to fur a lodging. She was given a cell on bo pcrateteatlr and rtteolutely carried for the first fiuor. with the privilege of tbe ward; wo ftillv endorae the Utterances o! , prison, and aha lausouiatcly began to the Cineinniti platfuxin anil ot the letter ef brighten the lives of the poor prisoners. acceptance of Proudest Hayes on thia She made a doerave ooalsngbt on the tub)oct, that naminatioua to office ought , cockrowctesa and bedbug* by scrubbing bro to be made upon the wile rranoeaibility of cell sfmtn and again. Wbra the wood­ the Executive department witboul dicta­ work wm as neat u soap and water could tion or control of member! of Coogrew; make it, ahc bung some pictures on the that bODorty, capa-ity and GdeHty e.miti walls, and every day alm had a fresh bointo tbe only claim and qualifications for quet uf Suw'eni She has books in her office: that partisan service should not he ceil, and once iu a while aho takes a short! expected or desired from public officem. walk, but whenever tjiere is anything uf Who should give their whole serricw to ths be done far tbo prisoners she is ready to goveromert iod the people, and that the do it. When a drunken woman is brought term of office should depend anon nutac । in snd laid on the Boor, tbe ttrauge worncubed peroneal character aiid the aatiafao ln.its licnwlf, during the night in tory performance of official duiiw, uud n.A thing Hie pour creature's head, rul-bing poiitteal chsngss—and rurlially «u<tai» |I !<er luuute and fret and bringing her to and approve tbo pol^y and action of tbf her better self. The expense to tho city President in oindnaing liu admiiiutratios I1 <.f kuepisg this ministering sogsl in thr ‘ prison is tryl great.—She lives on bread ■ale I mEm :r^:; wauhartr itekte Ute th* 4i»ms unfit aatsss ‘ICTORIAL BIBLES. GRACE’S SALVE. WORK FOR ALL. fettSSwSiStt'ikss fe.Ta.trt MB, ISUtff■ nrTAuri .ueuae »«*..«■ L'SSW.-J’MfR.trtT.l'iJJ! >a«er BBlaalnoKoL All Ue a«u<, erM ixx^i^'ws.'.sttrws. EDIC1L IWCiL fflSWE. ll-Mlr apd Baltimore ■ '-HU IL ^r..Vxv:..k.k7VL’ NCitefiXfcS4 *"* ja>7faaT^~ the “iitiwT~ri»ii^io:" F. KMWNIA Pva.1 a. k. HouPEA.au' a®:, nek&le o ^’ciaxiiiaLTJvrJKi-Tii‘. ££72—... uu POULTRY WORLD. A «»leB4ee lUjutraitU MealMr, rahVe i ■sooasr AM«£Rot fcfeSV wuixxo* |uT,. 534830390202482348010101020100 ^£&2s;;;a7Sr" fie Gnat Snum Ttawiifin. WS&lwaaS} Northern RAILWAY COMPANY C had bora walking oo thr track. Lad bevo caught by Ilia ouw-ea'elier, and thrown on the plaiform In front of tbe engine, In such t pooitlou tbst hi. uil rested on tho glaa. part of tbo bright. The buff WM re­ leased from his unvumfortabla poaitioo, and wm found to be- uninjured, demon­ strating that fact by walking away without creu a limp. Mr. Snivley further asserts tbu the train must have been runuiagat tho rate of 40 mites ao hour when it caught tho boll. . Tbe New York ia spacing of President Haye' Southern trip, girro tbe following sensible advise to the people of sEKSSSfts [*rerf.... ibeuaw. relui.ll arsraaeaUla* lie a»w.,uu.ixHi. Im l.ui la rev work of currtitisg the abnies that haU crept into their service i, only begun, and Tim General manager of tbe/.’hiaapi & that much remains tube m-omplwhed in N'urthenstrou Railroad tell. Xo fullmrinz MawsolMaoUa, as welt w «dswrh«.-. in isri1 story, an it must be iron 1>» Tuesday der to show c.'ueimiarly that tbe priori, niitht, while a train wm running front La- ; pie, and not a temporary method ofadmin pocr to Flint, the engineer suddenly untie 1 kratioo. w» call upon ail department, of ■ d that thare wax aomathinir the matter! tho government to pm the President 11our with the headlight in front of tho locnmn . cordial and tffsc&Tc itpport tn making the iL-r.S’siLnS Depct, 104 READS STREET, JTew York. GEO. WOODS & CO?S PARLOR ORGANS ■!iaa r:’-r,tera-.=v-At£?“"e--' CUAXCERY HALE--------- -- pubiicuM to live within its bcnndrirw, sod even to recognise the richte of enfrancbM blacks. Let it abjure tbe theory and practice of repudiation. Let it sbaoduo sinister dmivns wjxu* th« uroonry. Lot it Lowra Col. Scute to hia devices, mU ! the Texas Pacific to its Lte. And finally ^asaas?**** CKNTRAL � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-24.pdf 9f4155ac7dda9de785c0c22bad1865a5 PDF Text Text ratks —'Bajraa FfflFESMll 22. NO. 26, 119 DR. C. RUSSELL. HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 24, 1877, , | Jackson Wagon, Which has stood the teat for years ami still stamls at lhe head of the list for light draft, durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchas­ ing a wagon, we can make it to their ad­ vantage to cull and examine the Jackson M agon before purchasing elsewhere. Come and see our DENTIST liciiiu. Single Buggies & Platform Spring Wagons Which are all fully warranted, and selling at prices which cannot help but please j We are also agents in the County of Barry for Birdsall's Celebrated Clo’ I Holler, The only machine now manufactured that threshes and hulls the seed in one machine. All who intend to purchase Glover Bullers this season should call on us immediately, as * there zia so great a demand that late orders wilt hare trouble to get machines. Terms liberal, with a large discount for cash, We also sell the X 2S£ 3L. X7OrXIVX>lXEXlL.X^, Manufactured by Phelps «fc Bigelow of Kalsmuoo, the best irking and most desirable mill built. MESSER BROS. WS/i Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, "Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine the WIARD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every one waranted. ,STiT. ff. J. Those contemplating buying Caniaie. 81a ui (huetlal Mowers or Keepers should see painter "You furgst," he said, with aome cm barrawmeat of manner, "that w« world', people ve inclined to be more cereaiomMu and formal thau, perhaps, there is any need of " "Yen, friend, but tlwreii no impropri­ ety ip your calling me lU.hnl, whan I am as young as thy daughters." said the pret­ ty Quakeress with a iJy smifa. A shade of pain crcaMd Colonel Latatart's face Yon remind- me,'" ta Mid, prcaeotly, resting himself near her, ■•that I am no longer young, and yet I am about to do what you will poaibiy eall a very fooliah flour scoop! And she don't stick out a bit, and you know, Fred, that it looks very queer, now, to w ono's olotbre bang straight down. She makna mo laugh, though I try very hard to keep on a a,tar you. Come right down and see tar. face. I guess I stall like her, for she don't Colonel Lambert followed his daughter look at all cross. Esther called her Mias to the tall, where stood the object of Jtn Rachel Buras. Don't ycat think it a sis's curiosity, with tar back toward him. pretty name, brother Fred? I wish 1 Tbs Colonel frowned. He turned to s servant standing by. "Stop, stop, rattlebrain! You will sj-oil “Hugh," be ami, rcbukingly, “whjr my aympenum! ’ exclaimed Fred, pv«r- o-.l.cr female acquaintaacei. that sta wm have you not shown her to the parlor?'' pewered by thi-s flow ot language. “You a per; < tual study to him. She sever pro­ Hugh muttered something about "Jow talk ao loud and so fast, that I don't half fessed to ta anything she wm not. Iler people," which, luckily for him, Jbis mu nudcMand what you have been saying.. straightforward honesty, her naturalaaai. now—to-offer you my hand, my heart m ter did not taar, and led the way to the i Tell me over again, slower." Whereupon tar unyielding sense cf right, her manner*, airrady- in thy keeping. I have studied doaigoated apartment Atta Fanny repeated tta general piirwon ao aii.ple and uutudted jet ao reliucd, and your diaracter thoroughly, I know you to Al tta sound of voices, lhe woman turn- of her communication, ending by advising lastly, her singular beauty, unadorned, bat bo a higtatiribcipW, refined, pure-minded, him to be punctual al tea, if lie wished to still far above' tta influence of tta unbe- inteluKtual woman' whore fote would ta a •'M.J.m," Mid ths Colonel. with > po­ ecmiugaunouudings, were combined, fast blearing to any man. 1 Ijarc passed the lite bow .nd a graceful ware of the bind, From thia jumble of worda, Frederick liecomuag a magnet powerful enough to days of romance, and th. art cf winning "please to walk into thia room and be sent Laatlxrt gathered that there was a .Iran- draw tta Quaker coatame audita Quaker fair lady by the rotes of etiquette I never sd. Jessie, go up staira.' ocr in the bou*\ and that said stranger studied; but you need aot ta assured that There wm do mfataking the Iquk of was not a common-looking peroon, but on Jouie and Fanny unproved rapidly, »ho«H j-t-u loek upoa my pro[xml with command oa her father's faro at he gave the contrary, something of a euriewity, both in mind aud manners. Kiad,' but favor, your happinew staU ta my care thu order, and the dtrappointed Jowie re­ jading by his slater'a Hvsly deeoripteui. firm; gentle but rraoluts, familiar but dig­ Jimic end Fanny both love you very luctantly obeyed. He Mt down and mused until the tall rang nified, lhe QiuktreM soon obtained an m- much, give them ths right 1<1 Jove you aJColonel Lambert closed the door and for tea* Ordinarily, ba would have gone cendaoey over tbs giddy girls, whose chief wsys. I tare more money than I know looked st the figure <n the sofa. Btawas immediately down; now, however, be f.alts consfated ef too great a lore for play what to do with, talp me speed it. You young, just bow young be could nut de stupfol a moment to brash hfa hair, pnU and a didike lur wholesome restraint may ta nury-njed, Rachel, lx* you are not tsrmrae, and attired with great plainer**. up bin dicky, sad consult hia giam. Rachel Burns did not Ueat her pupils m offended I truaL I am m<wc,. though I Her dress and shawl were of a sombre When he took his seat at tha table, ho | children, but m miaatare women. She taav not ta eloquent. gray, and she wore a Quaker bonnet- Yea, found himself directly opposite th.- .Iran , spp-kd to their self-respect. Jhr reasoned | Ractal Boros raiuri her, eyes to tta it indisputable w« a Quaker bonnet, of gar. To bis father's forma! introduction, with them, .he showed them the defonmid Colonel's earnest fare. drab satin! How lucky that Fred waa ber musical "I am happy to make thy ac picturwjof Iguorancn and the beautiful • Offended, wbeu thre han paid me the out about! Mixa.Anu Gordon would hare quaintamoc," made him start with sur- picture of Wisdom, the made study a bigtaut' eocnplimcnc io lliy 1 power !" ata bad Iras prospect of becoming Mrs. Lam auswerrd almost reproachfully. 11 tape bert than ever. * "A Quakeress!'' ho inwardly exclaimed, cl>«« will give me credit foe moi\reaso "You Wished to see UM?" said the Col- alter, having somewhat blunderingly ac­ than that. 1 reaped thee laghly, fnond one!, interrogatively. knowledged her calutalibn. "What does world, except their faltar and taottar Lambert, nay, 1 tare a warm friendship “Yea, friend. Thee advertised for a this mean? Hu my father bean playing Fred, who, m be Lad promised, proved a for thee , but though 1 am very grateful govoroaaa; perhaps I ean suit. lb«s," wm me a trick’ b the fertrem of my heart to valuable auxiliary to the young guvcrncaa. for thy kind offer, I am oblige i to tell be carried 'by storm?" the reply, is the most silvery of voleer. "Why don’t you aometanes wear a pret­ thre that what thou aakostlfa impossible.” "A Quakeraa, by all that's good!" These queries passed rapidly through tier drcM, Rectal?' asked Fanny, one day, A jxjued rxpreasioo settled upon the thought the Colonel. * m the three were sitting together, sewing. geulleman's counteuanra. “1 infer that you are a teaeber. Have "Sister IfeUr mvs you have a fin* figure, "I feared so! 1 feared so!*' ta said, in you taught lung?'' end it is a pity you hide it in that gray a tone of mingled odnera .nd disappoint "Loog enough to understand my baaigown." ment "I am an old fool, Ilarbd Bunw!" arM, I hope,” she rejoined, lifting ber eyes "Fisa feontan make fine Unia, my Jea “Nay, nay, air • You are a man, and a modesdy from lbs carpet. • "I am in want of a good teacher for my bird, would thee?" said Rachel, p.uinfl QuakercM, with Ming. two yout>" daughun; and I not only want tha little lady's rosy cheek with her thim■ Then why, won't yuu marry me, Baeh' them teusbi books but rnMnera. They bled finger. air interrogated the Colonel, quickly, era uudsr very little reatraint al present, "And Kttaaays she knows your hair eyeing her keenly. and 1 fear are irrechimaWy rude. Of vdrold curl beautifully, if you would take "Because— because—' Mammerod MEehcourse you thoroughly understand the dif­ pains with it, and not put it back ao straight el, blushing like a peony, and avideatly ferent English branches, and know someand smooth," ceutinocd Jeanie. emberraased, "1 am—lU tell thee at name When he eould, without incurring the tling of Fmckr ■Curh are for doll*. thee would not future time rAy I can not bo thy wife. The blue sjea met hia own unabashed, imputation of rodsbem, Frederiek lookcJ make me look like a doll, would thee?'1 Meantime re ean ta friend, a. usual, can and tltf silvery voice, iMwend, “Yea, at Miss Burns aOsstively. answered Rachel, with an areh smile. wo not f rite added, io the mote muaieal Her figure was rat1, sr slsn-'sr and deli “And brother Fred says," added Fanny; of voiros, placing a amall band in the Col cate, but czqufaitsiy proportioned, and encouraged by Jessie's lucres., "that you ooel'a great nalm. very willowy and graeefttf. Her brown I have a very handsome neck, which, ' "Y<ra,wi]( hare it all your own way, I hair wm put smoothly back om a white, earnestly wietaa you wouldn't take So To begin at first principle!, would the het open brow, andfastearei ta a knot behind I much paina to cover up. Why do you.' of her belonging to the sect of Friend, A soul of reuaibUity looked out of bar bem objection.' .She Junked acnalUa, iarge, liqeid dyes of blue. Her complexion her mauner* were quiet and assy, bar lan­ wm of that peculiar fairncas and fro-hnews guage well chore, at least what bo had which fa ao difficult for art to imitate. Her mouth wm .mail, her lip. red aU& ripe, and her .mile attractive. Su<fc were the externals of Rachel, the Quaktrus. But bar draw wm so ridieolmu in lhe Political Noles. eriliad eyes of Frederick, that ho half Wendell Phillipa fa nominated for Gov forgot lhe admiaaious bo had been foreed nrnur more and elected less than any other every precaution against deception. to make, in her favor. Her narrow­ The wearer of tin drab bonnet smiled. clinging drew of gray, in such atrikiog man io Chriatead^n. ' "If thee would like a reference 1 ran coutrait to his dasbiag sister', ample jkirtx. Tta Republican State Convention at St give thee one," she laid drawing a folded the round espe that covered but could Paul, Mian., jdGfted a emptatipaper from a bag that hung upon her arm, not ronre.1 lhe bcauufttl neck and boat; and ksilv, ths eurious them and rally appnomng Pnmdcoi Haym'policy, thoua aha ao lavishly threw into tar coo drelsrinJE ttat the qwesrion of payment of vcnalioa. tta ao-raltal State railroad bonds shall-ta That she talked well, ta could not deny; submitted to a rote of tta people, demand- the Waiter A. Wood Machines At A. *i. Rack's CsrrJ*<« Shop MWSMSL. - pair ot Urge, eloquent eyes were looking bun full in the 1WJ, With serene self-pos­ session? < "I am afraid you won’t be firm enough with my romps. Yow look good-natnred. Governesses are usually croon, or are ex­ pected to bo eraar, are they no*?" ho cuntinned with a smile, resolved to say some­ thing. ' "I bee can try as," answered Rachel, Wm. H. Goodyear Himflga&ng peoples drug sreas. Bkye.lM'. PTWOtp*—"4 Fumlr B«to" WHOLE NO. 20’2, . demurely before tar, sod looked no comical in the depth of tta floor seoup, sod raid; ‘ How does thee like me, friend?" in a voice so very like the Quakeress, that Frederick, tlrougii ho bad got hia mind mode up to -aid her, could only laugh. “What fa thee doing with my bonnet, Jrasio?" said another voice, clrao at band. full of giggle, expecting to nee aomo$ing Frederick started, and so did Jrenie who very amuamg, but the gravity of their' thought it pradeut to retreat tahind her father, and the gentle dignity of the ■‘fan- brother. oy looking woman" pi a damper oa their "1 am afraid my flighty sister taa been eauhwrant spiriu. Laughter gars plaoo ia mischief, Mnu Buras," he replied, u to acriouancBi, and acriounena to wonder. soon m he eould find the use of his ton­ They awkwardly obeyed hia hint at a aalu- gue. "But pardon tar thia tana, please, tatioa. .nd stood starinc a: the new-eomer and 1 will xaswer for it ata shall not re­ with open eyes. peat tta offense." The Quakeress araas, kiaed Fanny, who “Mj Dime is Bactai, I like not tbs pro stood nearest her, psin i ber arm around fix Miss," said tta goverasas, tranquilly. ■Bui bow can ttae flatter thyself that the child wfll do better, when thy laughter g-xid i'riends." , tat eDcvuragcs her folly*' .be .dded, fix­ "And now." mid tta Cotata, plaeing a ing her eloquent ayes reprovingly upon band upon each of lhe curly brad., "teU clt rebuked and lowered in | the housekeeper to ihmr Him Burns a room, where eta can ra* until tesHlmc, hi*.awn esteem. Ila colored before the when we shall Uy to become better ee­ keen gate of lhe Quakeress. “I wm wrong; I ackaowlodge it," ta Ten minutes afterward, Frsdsriek tare replied, iagenonaly. bert, who wan silting in hie own room, "Then tta fault is half atoned for," re reading, was .tertled by. tta entrance of joined the fair Raeta), with a smile that hia favorite sister, Fatrey. more than balanced our hero's awenratary ‘ Oh, brother Fred, I hare sueh new. mortification; "and I am sure that ia Jes­ sie's brother I shall, re future, find an ad- PHYSICIAN i SUBGKflN JaMi or^Dvainsufo. wrrfdly P"- with Drast.»a teeniwl. teeeated,- segued hrs UicoUon. She dmpfayerl neither afieetatioa aur ngotum, but aimply gave utterance to a rare com­ bination of wit and good sense-, for, par­ adoxical as it may are, t*-- -*------QeakawM could nay aa dry th equally dry a way aa anybody The Colonel waa charmed. For once ho had dene a aeneibls, to wei *• * thing. His----- -- ------ ” *bo convinced _ of young ladies,---------------------------------thd utter fooliahsasa sad injustiosoflui SqueaatUh prejudice against the gantu Quaker. Frederick was oec-eommiiu! and kept Is the back ground, denying all in- "You areas putty u a picture," ho mutuwed, faxing into her upturned fece, ••and it would bate been ■ jml (feel cheaper fur me^f 1 hod Ulen your picture instead of youraelL Has that jury agreed?'' enquired a judge uf a sheriff whom he met no the staira with a bucket tn his bxnS. “Yau," replied Patrick, •‘ttay’ve agreed to tend out for half a gallon/' Captain.'' said a son of Erin, ar a ship waa nearing the roast in incacaaant weather, "hare Je an altncnic on board?" "No, I haven't." "Then, be jabber*. Well hare A baby fa not a very large thing-‘ <»lj a baby," mys ttapwt. * "J — *“* CurwUtata* gio good that would result from sacsMoe It fa proposed to invite Mr. George William Curtis to address the lUpablirass .crept Mps: 1 ' ( . "Mr, Curta would tars aroewptam in this State of eu_-b earaestacM and tnagniltd. as la —a him of ita coedid » port vf Che Republicnn party hero in hi. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Franies, until you bare priced their Goods, for you will rare money by it. ____ and attend promptly to all calls day or night. Sartdb Side. State St., HwUugB Mich. language. It Was a brillianl idea, and hfa mind wm made up at onra. He would Mraigtawsy ewtag. Mta Burns Wllhoul tta sdrira or tatarftmee of anybody. Singukrly eosugh, hia onhurr—mint took flight, and ta procsadsd to initiate hfa foir listener into tta mystcrMnof tta t«np«tiv« dispoataoas ef Jcarie sod Fnaay, and tta — __ i___ r.., ____ ta Among all ia alas, there fa mm thing tta Republics party nvrar did. It pavnr | �fr^a.l/oq/t Btf/lrii Owe Now York Letter. N«w You, Ort. l»h. 1®7. ■aO. SB. XSrtWCTT - - - MMTvaat f I Bcriax*#—Tnc Oaw»x — Axonm ; Htuks—Tub List Swibih.x — Po- i H- R. Stevon* Cdlumn FIRST DOSE (31 A BOBTOK PCLICX OTIOB Uewnno#, M «■-, Or. 34,187T. Without maxing appeoprialiom far the sapport of the army fur lhe present fiscal year has rendered necesaary a »a/pe. akxi of pa) meat# to tha oMaars sad mao of ths saiiwilutibria for mrviee reodmd after tbnjmh day uf June W. Th. army its mnaben. refulate its onrannati-m and only of Berry. Tbri man. robbed by treaeh-pinion admit of * e a, orating will be Beal invited to (peek rwrevt lhe same at staled period. The staratew, however, do not authorise the pavmswt nf the tnarn in ahacoee of ape dfic srpropriariots ther* for. Tbe CuMiutioo haa wisely provided that “no money shall be drawn from the Treasury but in ceoaequenre ot appropria tion* mods by Uwand it has siso been deutersd by striate that “no deportment of lh<- G<rvrratncnt *haN expend in any one Gscsl yer any ram ia e acres of appropria lions made L-y Coorpnaa for that fiscs', year.’ We have, tberribce, ao army tn serriea authorised by law and entitled ta be paid but ts> funds availabte fur that purpose. Il rssy abo be said as an addi­ tional inoentire to prompt artioo by Con grow, that sroev the minmencwi,ent of the fecal rear tbe army, though without pay, Ims been eoustantly and actively employed ia arda .its and diaerrouf service, ia the paerfonnaoei* cf which both the and men hare discharged their duty with fidel­ ity and courage and without romplaiut. Three rirmruartanoor, in my judgement, canmtltato an extraordinary occasion re- jnir ing that Coofwaa be convened ia advance of lhe rime jrrertibed by law for your meeting io regular eradon The impartanre of speedy action upon thi* sahjoet on the part uf Coogrere ia ao manifest that I venture to anggret tbe propriety of making the neeewsary appropriation* far the rap­ port of th* army for the curreot year at its present maxtmutq numerical strength of twcntvAv* tbnuaarid men. leaving far future ruNkieniiou all <[uertlous rehuing to »n iaennao or decrease of tbe number A* evarytLi.g prrt*iaM>g to the U'l nm. of lhe country i.rf.nfoee-t I c*Bed upon artenil »< ths Umeicwi jsd.Uwu. Th. report, were all Mika. Bnainem ia now healthier than it hat been at any other time ainor lhe war The volum; of IAd. th# good* pnwbared « different. 'Tbe pnrvbaae of fin* goods i# Dm/ .nd trad* runs largely to nccesairies. . li brief, mere ebant* are bwyiwr liberally, though rery eareftally. and are beyfasg intending to pay. Th# report* are all to the effect that tbe farmers are all doing well, and buying fairly well, while lhe working people ia tha town, arpedally tboae who are dq-ctsd vet upon the manufacturers, ant poor, sod arc buying rery little aa yet. But there it • strong hope of improvement ia tbeae, as the good ooodilioa of tbe farming com­ munity cannot bat baip to improve tectr avt. Altogether th# merchant* are of lhe opinion that the good times hare com meaccd. and that they will continue till we get back to a good, aafe, steady-going enndkioo tf lbtega. full line of Underehirtu and Draw All Disuses of the Blood. •*» »ut fur FALL TRADE. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT «m- PRKSf< SVITF end OVERCOATS: In FwowAtrnr G»d> •. b*wa*J>« -t «.:» of . ni« line of WORSTEDS and dra latral atyhe «» the BEST FITTING BROADCLOTHS far DRESS SUHS. WHITE SHIRT «th. Chy | CHEVIOTS for CASBIMIBIB fa A empiric line COLLARS and UBINKMM Seventy-one Tears of Age. CUFFS and the Uteri novelties in SCARFS, TIES .nd SUk Hamftt^hirfr. rtVERUffA* Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. were koowu, such merranrila booses M Spring A Company's betoofed not to th* -Lout Arts, " but to the undiscovered and undeveloped art*. And but far oar early S3. progenitors—Adam aad Eve—beeomioc cbilleil with the Irgiitncsa of their ward­ robe, and disgusted with its style and ieaa merchant, who withold, his name, make ap, who knows that we, poor hu- perattafeii the the Khedive to allow an­ the Pledge? taana vrould not, to this day, hare been other ca« ti be brought to New Tork, and ' robed in fig hare*, eatiag furbiddrai fraita, snd browsing .round pmerallv . Th* Al­ be donated the oat of bringing It—(100,- ’ The papers are aU drawn, and aa • Bretsw MiesM«s. TMtt mighty saw that human nature wav in- 000. eliaed to indirlenee and wiekedneoa, and soon as steam cm do it, an obelisk that He ccnsequmlly gave them land, wood, Mesas aad Aaron looked upon will be M water cite., and told them tn make th* up in the youngest of the great citi<* of most of the situation or frcwxc in the win­ Who the dotssr ia, ao om ter, and melt in the rammer and vtarre al! th# world. ie hud*, cndonKiKut*. the time. They went to work, and the public, credit, sbeull rrralt is peace, ulefity, gon I efothra. and IgTra* htf a*-.- let! - I an abundance of all the good things mor­ aging or proposiog to tal man can deairn. All tbe good tilings required far person- i a! comfort and adornment ean be procured at th" mammoth merainriln house of i justly loo, have quit work, and ate trying ! Henry Spring A Co , Mr. Spring being 1I to stake the ■trike general The notable the bead-ctnu-r, and on# of tbe old buai- ' l>Uur* of thia erueute is the fact that a n-wi men in this eity. He has been in the upe and downs ot mercantile life a quarter ■ woman h ooo -J the leaders, and a prinriof a centnry, and is bow at the htadnf, we |»1 one. Nary Hofater, • young Bohemi­ bilieve, tbe larnwt dry goods boose in an woman. who haa sained a great tie*) of influence over lhe Ul■orers of the eity by of appropriations for the ■npp-irt of the her fervid oratiwy and advanced comniuo- 7#g#±i# Ii told by til DxngglflU. military M«Hishmcni fur the fiscal year street, u 44x100 feet, four storied above , ending June 80.1878, weir trxaamiited to lhe hasement. making five floor* occupied btie ides., took paoitioa as it# reel bead, The Mild Power * ! Cangrum.by the former Secretary cf the ty his trade. lb* ci gar-maker., who are Urg-dy foreign I Treasury at the opening of it. serai >n in The lower floor, <X basement, is devoted I December lari. Tbene iwttmatea modified to the jnbbiugNr wholesale trade, in whieh Arc, and they obey ber commands without' HUMPHREYS’ I by theprereot Seeretary ao as to «oof rm the house is <mi» extensively engaged. Il i to prvarnt revfuiren»CT>t ■ are now rtuewed. b largely ««x-kcl with hleaebtd muriins questioa. The majority of lhe cigar msk । 20.(‘00 10,000, Homeopathic Specifics M.000 i£oo6. i amounting to 832.43G.7G4 98, and having of all grades and widths, denims, cotton era are the lowesi grade of Gcrauai and . E-a la *vla»rs> was IvnO rears. Kesrij been trinamitled to both HouM .ofCno alrit. drillings, linens, erash, towering*, PvW. who live in the filthiest tenement । ii.a.t • - re ,. - ;wi t. j.j ■ IF in lace of the dec ion of Kendall the pet । greM ar« submitted for your marideratkma. cotfon-and Woolen flannels, all Myles and Lonsee, doinjr their work there They ua Icatsn# Rff IC«i<T~aMiiHW»sh»s»a. Tas* . ntr WATT. q.jlhiss, efalhs. eomfor* end blankets, undrr paid and over worked, far tlic tta- । * “ f pcakar^f the [I'>usa of eBMEItEThere is abo required by the Navy De- battings, waddixgs, Yankee notioes, He Il is, however. »od jarttr-mt ibe ram of S2.003JM1.27. ThU M r.Spring aelb a greet naany good* in job­ ton that lhe trade is easily learned, and ' he prvporal uf the .S'nd to euta is myde up of *1,448,8*11.60 due t« bing tots to mcrvhsats and denim alreig there in aueb a glut uf workera that tha j ar adopted by the prMent ■ Meer, and enlwted raan for lhe lari quae- I ths Bn# ref tbe Grand Rtjiid* A Indiana emplcyen ran get anr amount ot labor at j •e uf Reprrecatatrvaa. we tea of tho lari feealywar, *319,538 due for 1 Railroad, a* aleo to iradeemen in ail other their ore price. The employe™ ere al-1 adranora made by the Firaa) Agent of the diresSioec Merchants fa town*, where moot ail foreigners Mid are merciless to-' presume every Rej iblican will agrtc. Government in London for the rapport of,, rerali streiks only are required, frtid it to the foreign rarvire, *M,iM0 dm- to the ; th-ir advantage to purvhsro their supplira ward lhe poor uf their own nalionalitiiw. Th# Metasge. and rrileouh their stoek4 in this city, and Th* rtrikirs now number fire thousand, We plaro before nir readers to-day the i arrearages ofpsy to ofieers and fit5,Sl!)4W j■ everything in ibe Mry gw^s and 'carpet and it ia probable that the morcmcmt will, for Uro aspport of Urc Marine Corp*. lin- m lie procured cfBoring A-Company. go on till it embraces al! the operative* of' brief bet eomyrehe atVe menrage of Presi­ i IVL?.. . L-. u___ __ ____ 1 ____ ___ tcuiciat. nrram. tbe city, . dent Hayes, to the Congrre* of.tb* United . Them will alw> be needed an sppropriaStaira, coo ven«d in special raaaion. We' • tionof |2«.’.53J.22 to defray the nt-wtlrd ask for il the alteat a# of oar salacribcrv,, J npefavov <£ the. United States Courts tor the fecal y*»r eoditg J ewe 30 hat, now . one that originated ia this ewy. and b be- J and believe it will, I due to atli«wy>. darks, eommiwiooets .nd iog proaecutcd from here The n.<*hu : •f every tbi*hiag! . martiiak au-l for rent of court rooms, the oponodi u very simple. Il is a' • wire ewe TUES' BMEB TUB! (rapjewt ofprisoners aid other deS.d neiea fane* of But a very mw pattern, aadwhich I । every eenrerraHe style am! quality. The Rest '1’ixfaes! The smooth- j A part of dhe building uf the Interior ' On tbe right as you cOUv is a depart­ is not eivn [etcntolln ment devoted to fringes, buttons and toagurd sgeBljdrow* it to a farmer, se<l j Department waa destroyed by flrw oa the 24lb of biat mooth. Some imm-dute re trimmings far ladies' rad children', dreroea aolieitia him to beam# an agent for it. I Frco for Ono Year. who b ia Pennaylv nia anting tha dfacoo-; p-xir. and temporary structures bare in cun- in alm<at endlrai variety, aud oe tbe left a* an ioducatucot he offers him fifty rod. j lUTtowblilk. Umr-faarU >Mr •fits**. tented miner* to re soro to Virginia, .Mr. i •..jurnre bee--use nu-raaary, relimatrn far is located any quantity nf h wimy, gfovre. wt*yy-w»k iMral tharasw mH I.a.-ra fare provided bq will pel il ap along lhe Morton fa sick in adiaoa, aad Mr. Sha-! wUvh will be tranamittevl to pongrcM im- ribbowe. handkerchirfo, arektiea, notions, and re oo until you I ra gsamg at tbe rati, where it any asrveaa an advert*#- I ran matianding to hfa mining uper.Uonx , madiately and an apprtrpriatton of the r«|- beauty and rariety hefoire you. Down meat fl ■ a handnapse fence aad the obit* funfe is respectfully rreommended. oa the Paeifie coaa . Thbmakra lb# di- | The Secretary of the Tre*,ury will coin tbe counter t<> tbe right a abort distance turner bitra.M th# offer. Flpt be grts viaaon of partire in he Senate thirty-nine 1 nluoicU. to Gmirtom in connection with and you reach tbe largest, ricbcM and J*rfifty rods of fooce for nothing, aad if be b.j ■ unnt important branch of the retail lhe rethrMlea far the appropriutloml be lhe Republican, againu thirty fear Detnaerat*. dor* get aa erder he gets a libera) ra mreckoning Jndgs ; aria with JteDcteo- supjmrt nf the army far lhe ramot feeal tradfe batobate* to th# bwfer. ii is that of drrm find' Here is a pretlou eaoh foe miraioo. He atgos wb*t he rappee## to year, estimates far och other deficiencies orate. in the different branchm of th. public wrr- Preaeh n-rreltiea, delshies. alapaeaa, and be ao order for fifty rods, and immediately vice as rc|uir« itnntediate action and can­ the style, of cbesp and sxwily good* fw the * ire js shipped him. Thea centra a :> the fid! *ud winter trefe.1 Here ussy be tffi BiSTffii REPMJCtl BABB Tbe eaae of Jed, »Spofford of Doubt not. without ioraorenianee, be postponed sera snow of the riebsl sod beet good* in until lb. ftfpilar aumion. the market. Among tbe • patterns rin r.u>e rich *n< plain* that ho sra. to hare fifty rods free. I take thia opportunity, also. to invite called Rarpnor's. Tsmiw uhl irons and Judge your attention to th* propriety of adopting Agni saye, ‘'Gcrteialj, but yon have or­ ru.ocr.U- It finally al your prcacot scauou, the oraraaary l*g- flam and fancy plaids of i . _________ dered op. hundred ami fifty rods, aud the ‘Next ecmes the mournibg good*—alpacas, hi. crateniuls by a hlaiiou to enable the prople of the bombarios. biarita. ere. And then • de­ one hundred n-la you tassi [ay far al four I'sited State, to participate in the ad van partment of silk goods, iu which there is cents ■ foot." And he prdocca an order lages of the International Exhibition of a large stock <>l Wack aud cot red silks of with the farmer's Mguuturr to that effect agricultural -industry and the Snr art*, al! unaKtie* and My Ire. At tha rear end The pracem i. nfj rimpie. The fanner which ia to be held al Pari, in IH78, and in wbjeh thia Government haa bora Inviisaw an order far fifty ruda. hot when be CRAMl*fpNW earn, to sign, that order wm dipped up, f Ken tally ba# been «d by tho Government of France to take part. Thi. invitation was communicated aud kc really pul' hi. name to an order I'rarideat foe juatiee to that Goarruseut iu May, 187d by the of the lateri New York and fiir one hundred and fifty rods, that Uy t, to fill the vacancy Minuter of Franco at thia capital, and a wbiehwetterrw P.rw Vylratfor and ofiildree-. ition of Judge Darb. copy thereof waa submitted to the peeper drcam can b® f'Cnd. Further on to the juri underarrih. Ila is Irigbtea.d into IS THE “BEST.” .ul 12 years o! age, right at 1 left may l«- proeurod ladies' cor­ ffiviUK hia note for aay *300. which bn sets, uud-Tjrirmcnt*, rie; fennel* and mas- peris tn resiri; btri bo always find, that it luring the war, has Tbe Department of Stale Ba* received lies of all kinds, cloth* rmaamsrra, water ba. b^tn dipeoooted |t the nearart bank, many letters from various part* of the r ofKentscky ua ibe icountry ex greasing a desire to participate proof S'joda, tkfjng. gi»Kh*aM. priato, and far pays jfa Wfrea rill farme^ learn itt tbe Rxhibiti>t., and namertfua apptiuaKepuWiran Met. The secmd Ibur b devried wholly to that all Cbrae gifts and evwrpthiaK of the 1liooa of a aaanlar nature have also baen carjedegs, rurtaiu* .nd upholstrrrd fr-oda kind are merely swiedlaa, said that them __ Made at the United Slate Legation at Urrt i* a large stock of Mrpcriawa of all is always a ou under the qjeaJ. Sesalor Ferry rat seds Scatter Hamlin 'Pana. riylra and quuHtim. AuKrnft the new ar.d ofMajoc.as Chains n of, (be C itamiltee Tlie Dejiartment of State ba* also rc expenrire rrads. are the Axastnatera. V«* Tbe Democracy of th* city opposed U eo Part Oflfae and ■ort Roads. Senator eeivUd oMcfad ad rire of the atrno .t desire vet, body Bru«M>k. T.pariry, East Let c Hambebgiren lhe Chairmanship at lbw on the part of Ibc Fren:L Gnr. rnrurnt . Tamuteny are aUorapring to oombin* their CcmmiUre on Farsi n> Relafajcr, is place that th# United States should participate ebtacd lac- curtais* at from Zl» rent* perr fvrcea so en to make a saitmaftil fight ia lbw ontarpria#, and spare ha* hitherto ‘ fiisCtw CmMIOto. Thr been and still U reserved in the exhibni .o yard to * 40 a paw. Hollands aad Opaquer against th# hydra headed monster. alotha io all outer, aud widta and sreanl- Tribune rays, ‘ They pnmauaate,'' aud loa variety of fixtures. Certalra ar* pat LaitedhUlmto iba exdnaiou of other ' of enara* li.cj peswrastiaxt*, ao anti-Tam ■ up for parehamro lfa» dstdred. partial who bars bras applicnuts therefor, Tbe third floor ia occupied for reiltinpi, ley always Ad aad always wfa. fa* tom* la order that our Morines iusy be prop­ OHICAGO .- i. nothing Iwaret ip the m^voutepL The thepari week of the Say tog of the track erly repmseniwi al lha Kafcibiuon an ap­ ■ auti-TsaimMy Daasoarasy ar*J«|f Hkf th. “wf 43 Btilra of new niilrtrnd, making 1,548 propriation will be weeded farlbepayWMUt f othac Tammany Democracy, only they ‘aifea completed iu tfe United State, in of salarira arid uwpawoaa of Coaurimfooen; fur tbe trau.pnrtatioa <4 goods ; aud fi-r , bappaa to be left oat ia tba aafe. They 7877, .Raid 1,740 tail*, reported for th. other purposes in connection with the ph , arpmfae net to beat Ti lumsuy, bat to oonrapocuhug p«ic4 in .1876, &>13 h jiwt in raw, and as May next t» tha time eoa;pcJ a dlvfafoa of thaspofla. If they .1875.1,180 m 1874,;2^U7 in 1873, and filed far lhe opening of th* ExhUmiem, if r We TWJ fa«h. - them, if W7V ’ they ct. rtroag Tfeupaay kw» tV» up nf other eslicoe. the Beereriiv of immediate I Thia "be# baaa tbp pn«lM» far yean and The aonaoSdateS Sri tad THftmu* ia artfoa m apiwrecL To enable the Ualted wiU be to tbe sad of iisM. John KtiW iwpornfwhich Um praplaaf Miohipn Stet*# to rv-operate in lhe International wfil look them over, hwy wp #u*h ao h# msray raaaou to ba proud. Hia Exhibition whitfe w«* held st Vienna fa wants, and «u»!«iptuou*ly kick lhe «b1K7.7. Congreas then peosed a joint rvaoln Futiotm — Fpdgbl from Chinayo to ST*. Procraslfaauoe ia thio case means tion making an appropriation of *700,000 ■nd autlxjeialag lhe President to appoint Liverpool, wot inclading shrastor so* trans­ writer for a bidTh# lUput.lira.-H aro Clube of | * certain number of praeriatl artuanr aad fer eliarg**, four moesha ago wa. al lbs dofag Ntfe v oo-.btM- ««< b« fa lhe Chit* of Tim«aaar(b. Tribune of Twrefey wsai there a word relating l» tbs Rut* UeiaL 1 w iro v Jirlw 9tA. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. EasKasnSriEwS $10, $5. or $2.50 CURES PRIZEDISTBIBUTIOMCOMPAIIY TOBACCO. STONE -WA.HEWe have a car lead cf 5540 gulloua of Ohio Ware. - I(f ’ H ia the bswl Smith Hogle & Preston. SHiv lata LIN IMF. NT TliCiitatl Weekly -TIbb’ westic Uetakn a'Eitic lata ! Diesnc io LIGHT-RUNNIJtG 'DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE BEST. :»Cffi8flB.lACURE! IMPERIAL SOAP CHBtPW AND BEST. WIHLV POST! The People’s Paper! WMESnc-SWING MACHI-f CO �.WdStCL- IIE10W8 Orangeville Items. Some of our estrrpruing dtixeoa ara 1 .-stlsyio^. some labor oa th* bottom-buds . in ibis section, i„ difrin- drain. aud plow ing whu MsuffiornUy drained to admit of I Fdsm«^ I *•*•***>>»•*». I ownCTERaT;.^ th* OrartmU and aufa and all Mro . “MCLOTHlNflblJSE. Double Store, 88, 40 and 42, Canal street, pairs around the farm, etc. Ihrce/layu^riu j,.,, nMtlb. factory Insure the time allowed to the judges i. far to short to propariy examine wverytking exhibited. Give them more time end we .ball bear leas about rings sod favor^ew. The Fair ww. a graud attcore and has opened the way to make the next oa. such aa exhibition as will booar toe Oounty. Stop grumbling and work Gold lO2t. Mtmd.ywM.dtt Mr. F.wlerfa |«x houto quit* rapidly) " Goods. The town bop bad a shooting match CLOTHING, ’ last Friday, In which a large number par­ HATS and CAPS, ticipated, and reececded ia abaoting a GENTS FURNISHINGS. lot of game. The hunters were off to the *iM.hm«Mk.< woods at aariy dawn and nearly all remain­ ed unUl night, when all congregated at jFAlXrO V GOODS the hotel for vuppor and to. eouuL The aidre wm vuito evenly matohed', one hav­ ing 1,000 and tbe other 1.130 count.. Il bring previously arranged that there should be a dance, a large party of ladies And Furafakiaf c*»U and pentiemen who were not oorufactod with the hunt, congregated for a good time. At ten o'clock in the evening all repaired to the ball room, and enjoyed a '■ Aa,| n-maruou of dancing, tha Silver Creak Hand j Mr. L- B. Stanley withes to. aay that \X>n Sunday the 2 J st twc. we ent from all who are iuterreted tn bavin” a ringing our garden a boquet of Dahl.s uninjured Kbool hero thia fall and winter are requtmtel to meet at th, Cub room over bythetroat. l ■ . Thebes: trade tUpret week bar not Mr-. Hand.' .tore on Friday evening of Lean brisk, a falhoj market wu the cause this week Ut all corse who are thinkfog of joining the clase, as be wishre to of lhe .-mall tranaactious. decide at that time what books toll be Rev. Leri Martcris in Grandville at­ a*td, sight of meeting Ac. On Saturday tending the District ^.'oofenraoe of the M. at one o'oloek p. tn , he would be glad to E. Church. He will perhaps return totneea all th* juvenile scholars who will join fogK. ., . a elam, and would like to mo either the Tlierc waa'not a Quorum of flio' A^er- j children or their parents, at the club room. men at the CoMca cipher '^n Friray The fine weather of the past few days r«™.W .L. evening, and conw^tatly no' ’ meeting of _m. 1 tbeCbsaeil.i .rsq , it amply repays u. for the storms tbit have proceeded.1 There is now a fins prospect Tbe Ladin of the' I'reabytcrian chureh efa ^orinus old-fashioned Indian Sumner, will hold an oyrttt faaiiral at’ Union Hail but Hk« all oilier Gue prospects it may on Friday evening Moretnbcr 2d for the melt away like th* shadow of a dream long venomous reptile*. ara now under cu’tira- ; beoata. of the uhurefa fond. before the ink bccumea dry upon this pa­ lion, aad yield taore bountifully Io tbu Tbe Udire Foreign Mirefonary Society per. Yeara ago this country waa noted hand of iadiutry than the moat productive of the 51. K. church! will be held al tbe for iu lovely weather after the falling of ti|» land* that have come under our obacrparaeoagc on Friday. (IculLmen .will lhe Lares Tim sun seemed to abinc with vatioiu. Mr. L Bringham experimented tne’jawer rays, the atmosphere was clearer on a piece o! manh land to aaccrtaia ‘ ' ' m tbe evening. If you want to btr any property, and and everything rnemed tn combttre to in- iI whether or nc\it could be utilired, and would be sore of gat ing the bent, far the vigorate the system and prepare it for tbe kail money, put a c nd in the Rtrcau- rigmu of winter The royri timin of there ercry plant rown or planted, that the days when the hickory and ckestniting writer could no* approximate a merited partita trade tbe woods ring with the.r delineation. But .to [mm from th- subject . rollicking fun will never come to many of of fanning, which fa a dry one— though to again, but thane days wa can live them farming on the inarah land u not ao dry— 1 ' over aud renew our youth. let us »oc what the boya base been doing I AVc do 1,'at kdow that any oftbe hands 1 .LXhC rumor rays that the be strong enough to kngtb of time. Ww are authorised |tu offer the Ifatera STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,; Rev. J. M. Merrifield dreed his engagetnent with tbe Uaivenaliat society co Sunday butt. Mr. Merrifield haa toug bare engaged in spreadidg tbn lighta of liberal Christianity sad we bailere wmeb gnod has beau th. remit of bin libers in o»r town. W. bare aot heard wbetUr SHAWLS, oa Friday atevooa < __ tuu*u are revjaratei to aswcmble at an earijehour Gtndcmc# ihritedjiofea ptsix.' , gl WcprothMd 1 ' ‘ k S PhMMc by the ara near I . sum three weeks cm* is improving f^ry rapidly aud wW proUUy-tan . the broken ridbrJfflT pervtxw. of W.yne eoOrty buffi^n^ Judge RreJjr fa Ml xymre ia .mbfab % county i» iuterswtod *>• *,u Fr"ar Wy M* ritas Jwdgw, Maw awwartl -l*ry ■ * Phoenix Block, State St.. call st bo VVNE’S store oclfimS - — ’ - —* — —yat •f HATS, CAPS a*d NISHDiG GOODS IffG I’ GEKTS' FUR to be found out PROMPT PAYMENT THEM AT MUCH LOWER I | bio iq- or big- m-a.t FIRST GBAND fRIZB Empire-. Bloek, Hawtfogv, GROCERIES. A.T THE CENTEISrjSriA.L TOE GREAT CAUSE KRY Just received First Prise at Wisconsin State Fair and at our-own 27*.*^ i State Fair at Jackson. ESS:! ’ ' ' . ^DETROIT STOVE TEAS. WORKS, Just out COFFEE. THE JEWEL COOK! ns NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper ^Mrvoir. TOBACCO. ; i ' -VJS =MEfe« SSSS2SZ lisiscsssshriiiali The moat beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove now in the market. DRY GOODS 1 I have on hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also ‘: L' ’* ,11. A. GOODYEAR And all other £tod* usually found aP way. kept in Stott. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. CROCKERY. RESB GOO&S I defy ecunpetitfamfataRa&y Sad Price. SHOCKLXG DEATH. On Saturday evening last a HtHo fourja.-s-.ld daughter of Harry Anderton, th* Orftwll t>»w*to wt hUm) from th. Hsflra, who livwa on the old Grennell«. A. D. OS lu t!M. B- Wtstsrmaaa * Co., ot Xsw Trek ars th. importers lows'. Mr. Audenon had gone to the Uro to tic up aomw oow». leaving tha little girl Utoec tbia reason off 1 rods *f ground- who waa a cripple, alone in the roan, with Thia would make a yipld of sUut tfl akeroneoe bmp retting on a bureaa- She buabdi to the sere. If any ft ow refed- ‘ JULIUS RUSSELL, I^VDIK’S Something new. Among the wly holiday tn hare dene better Mt «• know. i O Al | on me before purchasing and I will hcII you goods. as cheap ns can be found in tbe city of Hastings. We Must Have Money II. A.. GOODYEAR, AKent FUtchcr, d&vcred in tha Tnibylcriau ehnrtt, lastSnndaj morning. fats.wy candid and eundW rsvkw of thpoouditfru of society, prior to and st the rime of flte Savfou/a krivenL j . ' It was Mr. 1W»U that arrfod off CAP8> SHOES, ETC., ETC. Call 1! tbe Sin of the BIG BAT. HOSIERY, VRLL :. 5 The Emmiuuc! et will be entertained by Illi IIOMB! j LADICS’ BIADMADS CLOAKS, 241,8 i in the oflfoe were drank last-week-, but that tabla uf apportuiuacnX did get dread- ; folly twisted. For tha benefit of those cf; our resders who did not hava lime to read , it last week we reprint it this week, straight, as follows; ■ : : IJ! i : ; BEAVER OLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, | ! having gmt® eat won* Itae Worr.. Mr. Anderaoa wu nolgtw from the house over eight minutes, aud on bj» return found tbe light grate *°d h“ liuk gfa-t. whom be had previously bidtfen not to here Ur seat os. the infa, m.-rag. On tootiflfc aromtd ,hd Awnd b« »’ •*!"’* *>T VA.Nir.llN of airkinds cured. Canccre of the Hi east reawred without breaking tbaTskio if tak­ en aariy. Kail, not used. Vtgj little pain. Call on or addrm. E. F. Baowx, M. D., H<ll«f Hsrefags, Mfob. W. F. HICKS. BININGER'S 'OLD LONDON DOCK 61 of all the popular patterns and beat qualities at lowei| rates.. I iiave just rag . ceived a full line efT Excuraicnato the Rocky Mo«itain(. Tbe Atchison, Topeka A Sauta Fe Rail­ road has arranged with tho varfous railtowdJiMw fa the coumrv for aw rial trip rate* to tbe Rueky MouutaiM, «ad has secured the following raw. to Denver. Culurado Springs, Cano. CUy, Dmtblo and -------- '— v-------- and Atchison, Mm, 146; Qum—,,------ - —475. Import eras of Wlaes.IJrunand cwTwpnwdL.ply low rata from all dies, etc. points cast, ourth a»d senth Three tick to which I now invite especial, attention. L am sailing mt price* that AriH astonish all. Cotjie in and look over my stock. of U,0OT. An exchange are{—‘ Tha Ban who GOOD ICTS TO Tffi fBfflUC! .M-pt the .Urea, tod llW bed’ to terribly burned that tta flab rewttled who* bring moved. Nb Otic <an ever know Jfart htrw b,r eloth*. took tre. On examinaiirm tbe lamp wto &u«l wt the ftuor, with the =»«•■: t™»~ !■ r~. ~1 iep constantly on hand i lassortraent of meet's aad boys' Hats and Capa. A full fine at very low figures'. Prints t r.i.U Prints �ooo time )Mt Srt-.rday. The meeting of the supporters of the President, aad, coarequcntiy, tbe oppj neats cd Setvaice Conkflnpx rt Cooper Inrtitttr, WM important only u it Aow* the drift of public ncuticierrt. Tbs eminently respectable pmtlctixn who .at <ip-ao tbe platform and applauded the rigbteuws ut­ terances of Mr. Curtis, bdicra in him acd hfa idcM, and took the trouble to come up to Ac Irwutate to Aow Art Aey did so, but for A it will amount to they might m >ell1 bars stayed at borer. Fur they do not rspnaaat acylhise but Ae reaped ability of the party—Ary do not repre­ sent at al! tint working, moving 'force. Mr, Wm. E. Dodge' will resulre end give money to forthre the iscoraa of hia politi­ cal principles but ba has never yet taken Chai. H. Brady oaf of oar raterprfaing attorney* ha* gown to Battle Creek there to wek the Paternal roof for ■ week. TbcJore Downing and Boel, Were jriaed. <« Moodiy, by friends from Cedar Rapids and Grand Rapid. f.,r a six weefaa iuilrt is the North wood*. FfamMd Dm of iUebmur, N. Y. base been intwn for a' few days treating o« psopls to arene of their choice melodiai aad aaffiug aoae blacking, I presume they wffl be io your town ere Air reaehe* AGENTS’ The cum of Klutoa «. Reynold. came off before Jnatire Chipman hat week. Hitstea saute a house of Mr. Reynolds, Mr*. Reynold’ made heroelf to omipicuuu* about *id premises. Klirton brings ireapaaa to had hie tojurfae. Justire Chip­ man gave him ««« JUlar damage*. Plaintiff wm represented by At M. Flint, Defendant, by .Brady A Cruse. i ■ pfn|-IrT' .tea ftrt Wane. Jittai k Saiies IRILIOAI. tlirsiuMu that his porter controls more Wm. Bartley wm arrested by our Mar votes than be docs. This dam Of turn look exceedingly Well oa plalronus. aud *hal last evening upon tha complaint of hia wife, for drunkentraas and disorderly their names have a moulhfilliog sound, conduct. He plead guilty to all tbe chargee and wm fined five dollar, and coat* of prosecution, which be immediately hut, ordered tbe servant to take him bread and milk, M much u be could eat, and aat down and watched him. Wbeu bo had done Ac dropped the eorering that' hid hid her bandlcas wrirt* tram view, and bolding them up before him, uttered a MOlcnro. meaning, "I have bad my rcIreland Bctae of the firm of Boise Trnee " the verv a-atener- kr liaA aUarwl Bros, James Fleming and George Fran ce* have returned from Chicago, where they haae been to Me tba elephant, and now they ara behind their varii-u* counter* with .trailing eoantenauoa ready to wait <H th that dariro lh«r aid. begin with, the supporter* of the DreeidaeL’a policy hoped that hi’ on State would give Mm a vtnlict sb emphatic tut to give them someAiag to go ou ia the other Sliter, especially a* the issue w« Tbe guardian* of our Bounty have ad­ made more dearly in that Slate than in journed after a weeks session, all reports any other accept New York. To have a were well gotten op but one, and every Democrat cL-cted by a trnjonty of 30^)00, thing went well excepting Woodland * publican, liayod at home, but why did ibay ? Titre ia but one answer to it— they dmired to rebuke—well they ara not latuEed. it far a ftet that the order pro­ hibiting oftce bolder* from taking part in political movement*, hurt Ae ticket, but that ia no: caoegli to aeebust for the over­ whelming defeat. And then Iowa cornea ■lowly in. with a victory that juat escape* a defeat, which must ba clurged up Io tbe new drparturr. Whatjt win be a year ss#1 stS by rising to speak ou subjects which bn was incapable of, but it wm iiupomiblc for him to see >1 in that light. I’crhapi he was Eke Balmm's A*, that is spoken of ir. tbe good Book, always in the way cf eve। ry thing that wm good and sensible. The temperance Maas mectisg rt the Opera house last Sunday eve, was allcgd| cd by a large crowd of people. We li»l tened to an excelleal ducuarac. delivered by Mr. Johnstown, of Lansing, who is one of Dr. Reynold* coaverts, after he got denied that up to to4ay, tbe Rcpubficaoa through speaking lhe invitation wss gitwo of «h» Went have ret the real of ccndcm- to ripn the pledge which wm rvwponded to aatMa upon tbe Prcaideat» policy. by scroti. Ahum. Naabrille, October 16th. 1877. th. fapttimato outgrowth of the strikes of fart summer. h»d .omething to do with , tbe result, and it fa esauixg an trneaiy fading. The experiment was tried in To­ ledo. Ohio, and Biar.tou Duocan—1> • rfamigoguc of Louisville, wm sent' up to Aat city to orgaoixi Atm. They put thdr ticket io the field; aad wiAout paper of any kind to advocate Aetrdeim’, Therelect school st this place is a »ucwiA very few meetings, and no expendi- ! com, but some of the iludents who are turn of money at til, Ary elected their cn- •omewhat boaatful of thair qualifications tim ticket, carting more ruto Aan both a* jumpers did not like it moch when one tbe other portica together. 11 wm a meet ofour mcrtlraiil'i clerk stepped out and unexpected reeuli. In that city Hie De­ made a mark which they rauld cot reach mocracy encouraged - tbe movement, hop­ 0. Jensoo I* weekly adding to his rtock ing it would take enough v.tai from the of good*, m well m to hfa friends srul <uaRepublican candidataa to defcat ttem, but they had bo Idea whatever that tbe movesreM wm sUosg enough fo carry its uue»M. T«t itfad. Vha| malca Ufa Toledo rieetfan of «o much interval here, ia lhe fact that tbe Workingmeu of New ft'urk have jurt hdd their rooventien at TroX'fbd have enun­ ciated their doctrina. and dojma* that are extreme to a degree, and lhe politician* tR’wAilltT.Ktn.tEY. I. Aatew. .f tl.rtor mil IAHM BIVISIOM. The Reliable Short l.lu KTfc' AGEHTS WAKTED.’ ISSs PICTORIAL Bl t »»UlMnto«. A4d>« t.r RURELISVEGETABLE. «... ,t:tr n. *■ tkv ««U .f lUwtMluL,.. ww, ww iT^EKr/: ■Mraiiraikt. a Ued*x rtlteMmfar. A.P. BAD •UlUtotaiau rtSL-g^ ________ _ ™ ... re*Hr*wtrt. malrin i ttOltKtrT J.CtXVKHWKLL, * h« ll •l»i*r"i r*»r Arortiu. Oatiaxla*. u. Um. n—W*.. At the tempcrenei meeting oo Moodiy devefop ac&th evening Ivrt all pramet recmed to enjoy enough to mash thing* in New Tor*. the eterriero very much, which conaiited They don't take much lime to organise, of abort ipeechea by members, and reading and their method* are very .limplc. They by MiM Julia Henry, and an v-*y by pull every Workingman, and the tmagrra Miw Emily Holme*. Aw anti loliceo oa who are ready for any thing that ia new, pledge wm cinmlatod and a tfwmber put into a hall and initiate than. Then, whan oo tlfa blue ritban. A pledge prohibiting profane language wa* alio cireulitod and recdrid Mvcral lignatnrca. Mr. Wm. aoore of Ao Troy laboring men are, if not Burgher of Huting* wilt be aolicited to I^Sfaflirey, at lerwt^capAlo of barng-twist- addreer our next tern pennae meciiet;. ed into incendiarism, there it a great dc»l SICK EtEADACHE. l£s«S^S*! Jo -jo candy, they I* Ao PtaasOrirty for fan J«r* J<«e|A tscA il into hat head to iboot at in .dtrr, and the court moi him up f.« tea years. Hfa friruda treated the rMMct a* a joke, and IppSall I. boi’t to hit asrpriie, the tin ufiii *11 lErtiii 1 At Gral 8Mkn flmqin. Su'svKks rtsix SHmanrt hirer tr Meins. THE < I'LTERWIILL MED!< II, CO. POULTRY WORLD. Epfaro* Bum, Sib.—I*a»tcli a few minute* from my many dalien to try and give a Aort account of opr Tcmperai ce grove meeting, held ia rC. B. Waroer'i gruve^sjvinrfay, Sept. 30. The .fay waa fine, warm and ploamnc m May, sad the Bltet.dauoe large fcr a ceuntry gathering, ** <Hir apeakrts* famaa bad preeaodad them our f<vpk ex|«etod a UsaL C. Bentley led »8 with a tew appropriate remark*, tel Hog uf the good work aecompliahed in your city, which wm encouraging to A lovers-of Temperance. Mrs. N^Jlailai war then introduced, and though Affcricg Sgj^LTsgrg Mas fact that lhe roughs bars fact b great deal rtlrriuj «ppeal that touched the heart* of of their influence in ibfa'Uty within the *11 bar hearers, aud that i» bad Aefleairsd part few year*, and they atw setting to be rfat waa pruvvn by the nub that wm rather Ay ofknoeking d»are and drag made for tbe pledge M aha extended it for g*ojr out. The peUrn m bette^than it •»- aigwera. Fifty cue sign'd the pledge that «r Wm, and tbe downfall ot Twoedism left day, of-which 29 wore males aad 22 fa. mates, far Mr. Editor we have no LadireCbristtao Temperance L’nion here, but UB-TAIUO; Oml Bart ■“‘HLF" KPffiUimCE UfflTVTE. still continue* brisk. The rerival, I am, happy to aay, ia not te mporary but is gen­ fate* Thera is an antml betterment fa a* linea of trade, and a more beafaby feeling than wa hare had fcr fcurywara. The leading jobber* report Mlea largely in U mm of laet yaar, and it ia eor.tiiraing right aloof into the odd moathi There k> not tfa nre up Anragh Nrw England fart wink, and found Ae menufaetarars in bet­ ter spirits than they have btron for »m>« Ti ’fai- far* Depot, IM BEADS Hew Tort GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOB ORGANS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-10-31.pdf 1aa1eab545107ef757f2d72970fcd5db PDF Text Text ryrlfrpul/efXfi^u «.< Tits orju> vatrnuirc.T ' "t L~.t SrasraW Try. nedter.t VOL. NO. 2' HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., OCTOBER 31, 1877. l dan sax tbi* would bays ended the mattee-, but t have weakly let year after j rar dip away, puitisg off the evil day, sc.Wy m my feihor’e scooom, who to quia* as earnest for thia match n-»w a. he waa when I was in jackets. “And now, my friend,. I have another our now Are what you want to look at. We would call the attention of Fanners to the Jackson Wagon, DENTIST Miciiiai ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CliA.XCKKY freraal .itraitoa <>’•• !• ATTORNEYS AT LAW k SOLICIT Cau.a.tiuru. Ct.ee.v suits. Which Itaa stood thb test for years and still stands at the head of the list for light draft durability and good workmanship. To any one thinking of purchas­ ing a wagon; wc can make it to their ad­ vantage to call unci examine the Jack* ' son Wagon bcffire purchasing elsewhere. Come and see our Single Buggies & Platform Spring Wagons Which nre all fully warranted, andnelling at prices which cannot help but pleanc Wc art also ngenta in the County of Barry for Birdsall' iebrnted Clover. IItiller, The only machine now manufactured that threshes and hulls the seed in one machine. All who intend to purchase Glover Hallers this season should call on u.« immediately /ha there is so ?reat a demand that late orders wilt hare trouble to get machines. eras liberal, with a large discount for cadi. We also sell the To oay that Rrabal Ife.-ns waa nut sur­ prised u this iocidrat would not be true; 'mt her quirt temperature and impenurba I ble calsuiu* kept her frum betraying the sslsotohusent she naturally fell al finding . heraelf roquired .to give an answer io an entirely unexpected proposal of marriage The pecity Quakorra. took the matter m eovlly as though matrimonial efiers wens every day occutrracco with her, she gath­ ered up her writing material as deliberate ly m though she hadn't just rrftuod the ndt, goodUAiag widower that anxious maidens and mammas had angled for to * long and so vainly, put stamp, on her let­ ' tcre very carefully, and walked out of the |library with u quiet a step and a fece sa >eumpusrd as the must sedate Quaker could hare wisbol There was a peculiar light in her bias eyes, and a look of something like suppressed tainb about her reoebud , mouth as she went straight- to her own room, the rriuirr will very prcjerly add. I No, she didn't; she went directly to Fred crick Lambert, chamber, and knock rd gently *1 the door, which happened to be •lightly ajar. ! MESSER BROS. POWERS & BARLOW Builders, examine their Build­ ing Material, House Trimmings, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Farmers, examine, the WT ARD PLOW, before purchasing others, Every onewaranted. If. J. Those contemplating buying Carriaie, Sin ami Ommutal Mowers or Reapers should see P A I N TER Jefferson St. - the Walter A. Wood Machines general H E P A 1 B. SHOP. ■tie, “has sakrd me to bo hie wife; what answer would you advise me to give himT' "The devil!'' .rtjoimorl Frederick, jump­ ing oat of his chair with a violence that nearly overturard it. “Ido not think be would bo mtiafiou with that reply, frieed Frederick, I like it not myself," replied Rnebel. with the ut­ most gravity. “Pardon me, lU:bcl! I spoke from the impube uf the awtural, and eataialy in teodod au disrespect to him or you. But hss my Liber really mad. uuirimoual ovenans!" lie added, in the tone of oat who doubts Ute eridcuee of bis arose*. "Truly, friend Fndrriek, be boo Dow would ths* like me for * mother?" continu>d the pretty Quakerraa Frederick lucked at her so iateady that th. fringed litfe fell over Ute liquid cytn in vary modemy. “Racks!," b. raid very softly and ear msU/, tmarioouiag the uureaiMisg hand that rented so temptingly on lbs table be aid. him, ia his own, Brake! Bam, it io useless for me to '.eager wear the maak uf indiffcrmioe. 1 lure you! X'oe, 1 toko pleasure ia coufeaaing to ibe simple Quak- a proud trautj, a peu<d Lcirsra, or a haughty woman of tl e world. Radjel, be my wife?" "And thy Liber? ' quesud our heroine, very demurely. “On. oonfoand—1 moan that bo won’t mind the ochangn. It's aU ia lb. femi^000 know. But 1 canto near Iraiog you, .'I Lyra mtxWlittfepamr' Freder- • Thra naenu to uk. ercrythiag for granted; nerohuoe l>aoe won't got me, af­ ter ait," raid Radtel. with provoking dstenras. “Thra know., fried, that I am a Quekcrera: the. duraa ’l like gray gowns, nor drab bonnets, nar the plain Iragnspe. CWrna that thee drara't?" Wm. H. Goodyear. muesneu cbdet. peoples drug store. FkUfcUi’, rrterripfow “1,i F»mUj- ««Mx r"‘ p.mlrtl t>niF«»d Chraiml* of wirtsl quality only- THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced'thcir Goods, for you ■will save money by it. Everybody knows they the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all cal in that line day or night. S.wW.P.iXS.SMSliSiA.a-.m, w. bum U just re weft ra aooerotM. Aon Guniou's hair w« uo-l.-niably red. .nd she wore n in short riagioea! This w® "I do not flatter rayself, Mow Gordon, the only flaw in her beaaty—the only do- that such it tfo- cam. BetoM y.m rare, feet in bar toilet. Frederick was glsd of me so cluwdy, I »fod! be quite frank with id It she had bad a suab ooae, a ftcelled you. Had I been fortunate enough to fate, and a stubby figure, be would have Use made your aeqaaiatanee six moMka been proportional) ly pleaoed. A carinus ago. I should oalr have been a too willing animal is man' pagement; but so ;t •‘1 awrjrae we are expected tn Hke each lady in the strictest other, Mr. Lnmben, and I ran ibiak of no better way of making an sgrraabie first im • Thra must g& and sob ibis Aan Gor­ pmUoa than by ordering diutatr.' mid eratfoo. You are aware, Mira Goedaa, the yowqt lady with bewitching grace, as that tlus is a dclioeln .ubject. I hope, ia don,' she replied, prentatly. “And Irare you, RaeW, when I have she crusted the num and U.ucbcd the bell my frenkn-ss, that I havs twither waned-1 just found out how si wiry you are to cd your fetfingv nor your pride.*■ Frederiek bowed, as before,, be couldn't ■ "file lady shook her bead phyfully. ■I bappeacra!" cxdaioted the ytaing man think of anything af*rr>jK» to say. ’ darapointadly. • Thea you crafore to being io love F • Thra can be cncuaed, daughter Ann . she a-food, retnuracrolv “I am goiag away for a few days, if thy father will release me. aad thee ean we will try and ansu«c. uarselvc* fj; bait "I do; you have B right to aak the ri.it lU. maiden ia my abaence. My an hour,"' said Mr. Gordon, turning to question." raplfod oar friend Frederick, mother io Hl, aad Meds toy aasistaace. hi. h.ndses:* faro owning the soft lu^ Quarrel with the gowns aad bonnets, aad •■Bai what good will it do Io visit her! ,-Al this pcradafon, "dsoghtn- Ann,” peaebmrnt. the 'thera rad tboua* won't you ? Oh, I don't |iko her. and I shan't anrry ray •railing her adire retreated from the ‘-She ia a happy woman I Who to it T yea sly deg !" said voice MBMrtwu. body 1 don't like’" iwtnnwd Frederick queried Aon GomLm. ' Oultmd Umbrae amd Mr. Gtsdcm femd - Betwean th. pauses of the ooareroalwn ralbrr pettishly. "Raciral Buna, a Quakmra." the osupteoa the green velvet sofe. The "Thee ia not obliged to marry her un- that followed, young Lambert Ud time to • Whs: M die like ? Wow does .be furmer ri-x* brads with his sou. and Ir* thro .bomest, but it ■ right to treat Klan<* aboat him. How bulc it looked l-x>k ? ' continued the fur ratechh'. kissed Rachel, not on Ur brantiM baud, the manieo with osutrar. Methu-ks. the bone of a Quakem.' Evsrytkisg "She is gvLd, and wn.ro a gray grown ; but cn her blushing ehrak, while ibe kt friend Frederick, thou art somewhat irri­ bore the prestige it lavish wealth, yet »fo> i. pretty, and wrara a Quaker bonnet. ter contemplated tbw partes with benign table k- nifht." mid thr Qaakerrra The there wee not a .howy article to be seen I Ipre Kr, and she sly. ‘thee’aed ‘ifore? oatiafeoriea ■mile that .eoempenied them words rem or Rich sod heavy drapery eoven-1 the plan -My exoelisoA friend Jamon, gave me cd the yonng man's equanimity ia a too glam windows; rare ptetnns hung <>a the warning at the turn matters were taUsg. walls, the fttrnitare was antique and toa*mrat. aad by Mtowing yea np ae dose m 1 “Tea «re right. Barbel, a. you alwsvv ■dre, the velvet earpet efograt but utsw mold, I've poe here just tn the very trick untati.-ua. Rare arti-leu, speaking of cu! are, I believe," bo mH frankly. “Hat <f time," osMinrad the CofeoeL “btta’i your amlaen. aad composure under nil lured mote am! foreign travel, wtre -scat. I 1.11 you that I d marry her myrntf, if rirrnmm.nnra, is • matter of wonder to tersd aLmt,. and- akogether, Fred, nek ‘ \ou dada’t look out, you rogue I though I me. Not ajilbe of exritoaieni is visible was firmed ta admit that there was an air pewaawa, thra uneiasped the cUm of gold Af sow why .be told m. nsy." UULd, ia your meaner, your ey. is calm, your of luramua comfort aUut tb< spa.-tm.-nt. *Uut her n«V: *t>d dropped it into bis shaking his finger at Frederick, who rone, pulses ovon, your blood flows n. quietly m wtth noec of lhal stately and repeUrat Up. aad kndmg Reebel to wbrae bar fetbor though you slept, your hand lira pomrrs The yvune man looked up quickly— v.^. k... drawing-rooms. ? Ann Gordon had gone. He look up the The dinorr, which was. «<>.n serrni, »» ch Am aad ope®d the locket. Wonder of A bscd was laid raftly on his shoulder. rxcelUul. Poirahod piste rad china giu wuadrre I In that tiny goldro erne, U Which ■ it IUcUI’" • WUl yv4 ghe her to use, Mr. Gar“Verily, thra must find out that thy­ tercd «the snowy damaik. Mim Gordon mw thr aeretM fee of Rachel Ranu! don?" self!" she laughed, strivii* to extewato presided at the wtll Med board, her Her Lir hair was pul lack ia smooth 'If my daughter Asa likes thee, frimd mother being u> iaralid, with sa not rad bands, the Barrow linen roller cltuod up Frederick. ths. may has* bar. Treat bar her hand. "1 Aall net Kleara you until you ixukr eic^ince which abowed condanvriy that .beat her . white throet. the small capo kindly, lad, aad she will make the* a good me a promise," pcraraed jh< young Baa she Was not' new ia her position. She unorod for stuping shouldrr.. aud Ur liu wife,5 replied the Quaker, ia a wains that ronrerwrtj, too, not iu the rapid an ! com Hubrat hn head and whispand some­ U« bands tested demuralj- upon sa opec trembled a little, as ho placed U* hand thing In her rar. The Quakeress blushed; ■unplaeeai.de which is an general. but ; book. Il seemed to Frnlmck M tbuoeh lovingly cn Hneheft bond. -Kt eurne, yes. that was the sreood lime her dimpled ptlhily and i..tei&<>tiy. she might speak. But how ranie Ur ptoehraks had nwpomfed to soma inward emo , tare la the pvsresiea of Aire Gordon? .“When I eoac back,” she replied in a Urpe ieetrumrai that stood In a nkbe.' A piano forte ia a Quaker's parlor! What an low toion auomah! • Then you will eomc beekf smiled at his own fjlfdn rateruiuins it“Dura thra like muric?" querie-1 the •Cetaialy, if thou and iky fetbor wish “Imbraib!e !" be caeKimcd. half aloud twat, obraraing the Usoremenl. - Daughter “What h isspraslUe, friend I mfenck r ■ Then I will submit to thia pcnaacu in Ana plays very well, if ticm would tike to Ah, that voice! He started quickly to , the shape of a visit to Mias Aan Gordon. bear her?" his f«t. .There stood Rachel Bums, Of oourae our hero a4>I to be gratified looking duwu.upon him with her wood tbtM<h 1 am sure that she deiarts aw, and immediately, but he wra Wde uaprepravd fur the dwplsy of mas..-*! ulrtil which “daughter Anu'* exhibited: Her execution was erilbaat. her teweh exquisite, her Kyi. chaste and highly exprasstte, and whoa she added a nch coatnlto voice to a linly Manufactured by Phelps A Bigelow of Kalamazoo, the best Forking and most desirable mill built. At A. St. Wtef.C.rrtef.SWp 1 vu vistfiaw a friend ia Now Tart to the time T so luckilv mw your Ltbar’s eftvertranrerot, which I answored in param. to yoU W« rraollom, and vw drai sawed the utrobfe at resjrtiag tn some o*bae amredirai to gain ontraneo to your fcaBy. 1 Uvw Uea told .that I braX rood i»L •theme’ have a peculiar charm foe bm— when you utter them, Rachel—rad 1 can even tolerate that drab bonuet. which Jnaie to lidfeuloush draominated a flour­ scoop, Wbau it shade, your fete fitoa." • Now, my levaiy ooufcmer. what am I to do? It is very evident that I ran not insrry Utb Ann Gordon rad Rrabel Burns; beridm. I don't lor. one and I do PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Nashville. WHOLE NO. 2073. ever *df poraod and ready galUot, the maa cf the world, was the oar at fault. The beautifully rounded period, rad the uicdy“fti. whim of-our worthy parente tnroed speeches with which be bad' malinkmrfyditemd to overwhelm thr rrttring | tfomt a m.rrigv Utwvea us, yt>u pratHMy Aan Gordon, thereby showing the Maawnw cuuridra very fooUhF' abe eoatbued •uperiocity of bia iatoUoct, had duangriy tranquilly. demrtet him, aad he stammered out some­ "AUurdiy SO, baggtngyear pardoa, thing. unlnteBtcfolo even to himmL''. He Mire Gorden." . “I am my fslhev'a only heir. A fat­ aqueetlon rdatiag to bis fethor. turn, r.f one hundred end fifty thousand The redoubtable Ana Gordon Jmorvee same dmeriptton. She was neither* attir­ ed t> fo Quaker, deported a la Quaker, nor talksd a la Quaker. The m~t mvera critic of female beauty would have pn>nounomi her him!Iler drma of French blue silk fitted her admirably, iu rich lace triremiegv LUmg orcr a n«k an ! araa unrivalled in whiteness and beau­ ty. A Cinderella-like slipper peeped from benrath the folds of her ample skirt. A staall chela cf pM, frop: which drproded a locket, wm (be only ornament .be wore. Urahri Bum*, it waa jusyamible that U might suooeed in tolerating Aaa Gordoo. that is, if ber hair Lad e« been red an! riegtetod, whisk only made tU eelor mneh There was someth Ing about the Quak sr'. daughter that perpkied ear. hero. Bha semindod him of ILebri Buras in many particular.; bar *auh wae very like here, though it so mure uuir^gaal, tpreld iog itaslf over her cutin- face , her eye. were also blue, but. nabbe Rachel a, they daaccd ubuut merrily aad shut glances of mirth io every dinvtisu , the contour cf bra fmtarea were the sum, but there was a mobility and vivacity in Mb* Gordon's expriswtio that was waulin; in Brake) ». folks to teke rare Xitheir owa kraam" Wt« Fredraick Lambert rettraH to bis !»•« ia New York, Beefed B«n> Gordon weal with h^m u bis trifle ; and the gray gown and Quaker boenrt are sdB you know the Gardena? 6b, 1 hare seme curious thing* to tell yen, Rrab.11 I waalyww to look M this picture, wid tall mo hew it happoMd— ' \ Fredcru-k sU-prad spraking to pick uh the locket, which be had droptted ta .ufl prise ; but when he turned .gala to RaeW A St. Louis lUigMB wrote rajmhdi el. die had gene. / entitled, 'Martin Utber—Diet of WOHM,* -'Singular, very I'' meitarwl our fifeud, and the eotspoeitnr set ft np. aMnRto after waiting half an hoar for her return. loaber died of Weenm," ' People CMM end go Tike ghosts ik this hou*-. MThere Kai she roue, I wonder * ! was just going to tell her what a won- K. but it lacked the .ilrary sound Rachel's mariea) "thra" aad “thoe The Quaker s daughter wm evidently wano-bearted, caibuiaMic, naouaat cn lure, dsprodent on outride tBfluscccs I everything he fan that our young aura ugh toe, but the del lar> of sorartudy eCs's daddy smith* which he could nut, with all his roasoofug, daughter foetdewtafiy.—£mm /'rev/Vsre. snalyte. rawul w hie b he liked so Well. '--------- I Ah Long. a New York Chinara., ia A bwainens tustmoue fat Mr. Gurdon '■Rachel Buras as J lira I" ho rjarolal heft our young MMpU akou togtoher. cd, in a mare of wonder “What a job* dead He died of th. l.ut&em h which w*a psrucuhiiy aonoyin? to Fred von ham jdayed on aw, you dsutthter of crick, who. not dcairout at that unto of in- which signified, plainly mooch, "Now ■ yner time, my gvntlemen.” Oar friend ~ 7" wouldn't take the hint, however) be —‘•Wto rf U. _te.. teldw. anerataimite to with U air 0< nooebalsn.'X that was nut caroaraging to a a indy who had a right to etprot suoir • thing diferaot. "I don't befiwrc '.foteyuc rare for the Wtother or Girard College. G-afom that you Gw thiaking of me, Mr. Lembert T Not convinced yto? Truly, friend Frederick, thou ar; s-roewbat akepAtaal," interrupted the Quaker's derabter, taking off hrr ringfou of guld, raJ hriifoig the® up to Um Mtoua&rd pm of the bewilder­ ed gentlemM. Now. indeed, it was Ma own Bartel, with liar wraith of wavy choslout bur! 11 wm mcrwdiKo I— �fffylruttictf t^itu Our New York Leiter. Nww TUar.’thvfSiL, Mt-xsa Hfe the purprae of the PeUiabCr* to K*» *» trotter. rf the Baran, fa the erasing yrer. * Brat dam newspaper in errry rrwpwt We hare tm» of tU hr- cMVteto efawraacolumM of choice reading. Thereto to be found in nearly every forae a tbort, but interesting sketch by acme of tba amet popular author, of tbe tfar.vn Umfisat page, legsitecr with a number of sb4rt4rarttrie«. aM of foterewu -A liute lighter ims rad thra te refohod by tteibealpf won.“ xnd briievfog mafaly in Ums, we have on this paps a eolumn of ■' Jffiwr tomi Phtn," where the most *4emn aod sedate wffl tod amnrthieg overwhieh ■key may indulge io a ■'grad laugh," besidaiU nuj valuable -pUx" which find a {doer within It* limits. ora articles at one tolh* farmer. Having several of Ibe leading egrioolural paper) of Um country to'one <JE~ eveey'wve-k wv M eoefideat that we eaa give to our readers the latost as wtll aa the moat val­ uable InformaUon upon rural eubjecre. Altogether we fad justified in raying the owMido rf the Bjutan alone in worth to and them was always a very pcrfiretly de­ fend eppewitira to bu admioMtraiioo on the part of many of the beat men ia the were wrong. Perhaps Hayim ia directed by a Dirioe hsad ia his eou.se. But look Repotlies a party. out for the Ik-moeratic rooster in 18S0. I ansgeatsa candidate, for Preaideal and vice-Presidrat (upon the Democratic tick­ et to 1880) Itethetford B. Hayes and Wade Hampton. Hoping thia win find you aU well 1 of the -White Liners," that the Republi­ Jomx W. Ccsru. can party mi' tuhe a new departure am yours, etc. General Great mw it. Memnt. Wbreter, Hoar, Foster, Hale, Willard and other Republican member* of ’the House moat familiar with Sralhora affaire practically declared for a change as early aa 1874. There is trad reason to believe that a large _ _ ______________ mijoruy oflha well inhwuied lU-publicaus , puMieun, and that he waa an earnest work­ in the c-untry were oourioaod that some j r- foe Hayes fo the canv^ of 1B76. Political Note*. ccctrery ‘here » undoubtedly a very forge body oi true and ainoere Republicans who Kill baiters that the ao-odted bayonet policy was wiarot and brat. Nor do we Virgtoto’e debt ia nearly *36,000,000, doubt that most of our llepmblieau readers a&d the unpaid iulercat amounts to over belonged to this dam, in comuiou with *4.300,000. tba Rcpubikra party very generally in the Thete hssn't been a Democratic State Stete of Michigan. But we do not pro­ Treasurer in Ohio for twenty years. The pone to argue that point at^lbi* time. It lart one wandr-rvd off to Canada with the ia simply aufficieat fur na at this time to people's money • aay that while we dutiarlly Jutnt from The Rcpublieaaa will have a maiority lh»ir views on thia subject, wo do not for that reason refuse to -reeogaue them aa true Republican*, or any tea* entitled to i Th* plaintiff fo a libel ante agaidM the । the crafidenoe and regard of the llepubli- ■ New York ffornM won ktr suit for *10.’ can party because they differ from the 01,0 I 1'n.ridcut or any other party er partita as Cragreaa hear* the m-iaic of the silver of the HaaxtJt On the xrwud pagri will b* found the Istem pohtieal news, with which every voter should be familiar. W-hik the BaJiaxa in radically Roptibiito whst wiu or 1* the true policy fi>r can in its politic* it'will aim to give to its, 1 party to pursuo on thia Southern question. ' The baring af Senator - PaUrrson's ease reader) tbe/.irtr <m all .{ucstkna that No dam uf uhu with fceulur views oa . •” lhc.»«* o( . rorj>., ia adjourned eomekfore the people flere’jloo wUl be thia or that qusatfou uf policy can be per- 11 ‘ e . found‘ Oar -Vree Feri Zrf/rr," which mittod to act tbemsdrea up m iudgm of Now that the Speakership strife hsa alone m worth lite pnoe of a year s »ub. ,‘ rotMulad we shall *or.n hear th* subsithe Hepublteaatsia of any other eteah oeemfioa. This letter ia written by ®.Those wbo sympathise with tbe President of Im best and mart pujmlar writers in will not attempt to “ulnae’ thcen-who dpjvbtrr, ooo who keeps before bls niaJere everything of importance that is ' honestly dbagro* with them, rar will they n,c ye< Orfm» Ifosm (Dem.) haatranspiring to that groat center of. trade ■ permit those who disagree with them to of the United Btous, sod one who tan be -real!" them out cf the party. The day diol Guv. Stone of Mimfaeippi without /for any such political despotism baa pan.- glwea for refusing to take soy step*, or depended on for the tntth of what be in.««.r.Ud.Iim -r “ r““ «< writes. Moving around smotig all elamre I , . i .. -. r ■ to the outrages at Osyka until after dee­ may La smo* doubt. The fort ia, no lloo h u of its aUMts ho sees for himself all of the part of a party ha* any power "to read" the exia(jg>ce cf a very grave and danger I the other part or part* out cf the party. o«u Kate of things, not only te that town, art city, tod putt it before hi* rmdrra in If thia reading rat theory had bera adopt- 1,01 ‘broagboat that section, which, foe the Bunt aUrurtite style. The third pace , od th-r BepuUiean party would long stere SW°* * it devoted entirely to local tews, and we i so eoBvcnirntly amsll tbst those , ,, aim to make thia page of iotonwl to every * harebera . .... *........................ Tie mac of Tildens dafate fo tha Naw :g to bred the true faith would Md Yotk ]t tB . x . rBt j t Coovowboo was imreader in the cuoaty/To thia end we have/ •re-; red first. ctaas corrcepondents frewa^ br their councils in every mall wtue. The vote tor Tilden a candidate. Men holding frtw trade pnouptes Bigelow, -was 144, while that for Tamseveral towns In the county, and intend to read oat all men who differed with “~J * «»didale. Beach, was 227. have one ia every town before 187Rthem, and r!et trna. Those wh-> hold to The Chicago Tribuar telle the Dcmcrsapeuia resumption might have “road out" <rt struck with tbe silver mania that tbe the unfortunate minor-ay of the puny Iteeweralic Coogrros of I853 ddMrod lb. I wu, „ j.• XW oetf anbeenber paying ia adraaee far a year, the remainder of thia year ftte, maktog U maMW for the tow prior of *1 AO. Ta aaymrowte. will scad mi the usam of fire new »ub«rriber« together with tlwaubscriptioa price for facb, we will read eve will be fod. The pevnaMioa are bought at tha towern wholesale price, ax|aro dmtribotad in such quafc&tiea an yilf’keep the strikers in gr-od e-jodtlioa. They have al­ so secured the eerviatw of phyviriaas to altrad tba members of tka atrikma' Csmilms, usd. iu short they have grae into the btotoem to a thoroughly eyutematte way. Al oujowutnue arvrvrn A sharper under the name of Evans ia fioedtog the country with thia totter : New York City. O. W. Green, Era : Your ttekrt, B.46U, baa A full line of Undershirts and Drawers. ebrire stock of good, j- roerired hare • cfco.ce store. g } BCTINE8S acd DBEKS for FALL TRADE. SUITS >ed OVERCOAT* Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT coo b Faruishing Goods w. here a fim> «Z man himself. When a maa refuses to sop-‘ls Senator Aimatrong an Amaricaa port the caudidatee of the party beeause cilixea T' is a quadra which U befog ’ ‘ ‘“ “ ’ ' ’ aakeil by several journals. He Waa Lora । In New Brunswick, educated in Maine, end taught school in Maaaechaastes, but good rallying cry for 1880. aeyg thia policy might cooaiateatly have, bees adopted by any BcpuLliean ^Admlniatratira at aay lime since the war, when> these was. aa than ."crtainly Was ia Marchi andApril hat, an tedieatioa that the: Southern leudem would accept in good failk tba reanhaof the war and would co c*erato to secure [race aad protection for ail tbo people, regardtow of color or In rog.nl to the civil acvrtee bo ha* atMiesho baitevra hewwpledged tefe by di* party platform, sod who can truth fully aay be has not? Out readmu know ------------------------------„ we have ra fisilh te thia---policy, _ and fyrt wo believe it wm ml forth ia tfc Ctooia c, 1-o p~>7 — .>— — convention which ptoami Limin nomine. tioofor the IWdcney■ We •here Ml faith iu the fotagrity, .bHhy, boramy nd petty fealty of Fraaitteut Haym, »»d beHmth.t-sJUpaWu® U -ill do hie There are ealy 1,000 Democratic par­ sons applying fur positions under the new door-keeper—another proof of the politi­ cal atagnatira el an off yeas A chromo has bera offered by a rropoosiUc cumuiitUw of ciUscoa of New Jersey ai-«rete*. sssrrarno BttOAlWjff CASSI.MBHEB UHlNESB^fllW- CHEVIOTS for WHITE BHUrr to the (5ty A cMsplate Itor of COLLARS aad CUFFS ami Ao latoat rareltte. . >» OVERCOATING to twi <»»«•• • we SCARES. TIES ami Silk Haudkrrehtefa. ITniliriilfaK- Wntchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe A great many smart greenics, who knew tliey have no right to the property toeo- st., (fraud Rapids, Mich. tioord. but who ere willing to fake advan­ tage of what they oeeridad the mistake of the carelem Mr. Evans, rend *10, which is the last of iu It te ounota'that people will allow Uirmaclvni to bo taken to by de­ vices so transparent. $10, $5, or $2.50 Is still progressing, though it hs» tv t made the headway that its projectors hop­ ed. It n very hard la keep the atteatK.n <rf New Yorkers to anything bus thwsr Ludneaa for any length cf time, and then think whst aa raormous thing Iho rasi ie tsnm ie to fight. Eat the Lcagua are working away as earnestly aa tL -ugh they 10.000. were in poaession of tbaeuemic» outworks. They have ct.lto.-ted rome mtcrrrtin; fig­ ure. to show what the tippliog bouses com tbo dly. They charge four-fifths of REthe expenses for police, ehsrilte* fix crim­ inals. paupers, or *1,000,000, to them, 1*4 aaiWMInrV aaaftMCfO M *nk> koiwii <J*u> to» to thia oust be udd-l w.000,000 for rolariM to extra smjJuvai iu Judicial ted port to the next General t'unveotioe. rars. fterae other di^artm-nu ; duoatiuaa tuebatilalJc 1'nwilHng as were the members of lb* luatkuttous *300,000, or a total of *5,- . Crarenttoe to detract from tbe Prayer 300,000 To cffiwt this there i. *300.- ’ Lock, duty were equaOy oj pned toAddieg to it, and all efforu to Introduce new ye-' 000 collected from license fees. These csriona! prayers and add to the Litany figures are rigwifieant. Mrs. Lil lie De w«n uwaccuatful. Reports of program vereanx Blake made a ti mpersoew up*rob were made by the e->mmilte«a ra vernras HUMPHREYS’ to the course of which she said that b.- of tbe Prover Book ia Fnroeb. German »MKT COFFEE. SOAP Thg Mild. Power CURES Homeopathic twrea 1870 and 1875 forty two women were kilted in than city by drunken met.— mpet of them kteked to duslb John Kelly Tamwauyism. But lam not very sanguine. They have the reveamw of a vart city at their wMroi, aad they know that a greet many n.ro bate thrir price. When the ferrew are ready for ac­ tion soil it is known who tbo workers are Kelley will swoop down with hia weary and his places, sn-f then whether it ia a sureaa or not. will depend entirely ou how many of them he Can 4»|. To suecccd the respeaabU Democria and the induesdent Geriutn* must draw oat of tbo TKui oemnie ranks quite thirty tboesaud veto*, and with Tammany charging through their tinea, Jt Is very doubtful. And then tbs Kochwtrr Convention ao divided the Bapabbaa* pasty that it is doubtful wheth North Carolina pajwr w^teti thia militia during the atril.ee cf lut ro-am-v for 1880, no the platform of R«oa- —time,'say rac wrek —foot op nearly ra,! Peace and Prosperity. Far *275,000. Lt is rather aa expensive way of obtatefog aaeraaa* of pay. Probably York. For Vies Preaitfoat, Wad* Hamp of South CarulmA. Mr. Tddra te reported as myisg that he In New Jersey the Labor vote is bead­ ing vmy .mphatieslly against Geo. Mo­ Oellan. The old guard is aaxtotte lest k may not enjoy the oeuattog of votes aiew tion night- TOBACCO. Specifics oblqpition* to puMaher. tn relation to tbe The coolest thia fallflu the city, wffi Le printing of the tetter. Of a aimiter char­ acter to the movrmeot- for the chaagv af tietwreo Tammany on the one lisad. aad । sehiree was that for a reriricu of tbe Ixethe eumbiuml BcpeUicat** and Ami-Taai- i tiootry t«r Ixn.-and th* Table ef LnwxM many Itemoerau on tbe ether. Contrary for the year. The final aoira cf the Coe* to th* usual pr*«>re, the Damocratte bus vqtira in the mattrf was to permit the inflation. Each of three divwra* and any ... ~s«. .Ma ..o. n#. nu , ■ t' ; tecs* men hare taken hold uf the metret, . . . , K >ito rountv. <jbm, wbars tnern was a and if they make a fight fo d*aJ caracal, • rasduig-oat process uald a great Mtfoa- j,fcuUlns ^ure,. thu party makes a they may accomplish something. The tcal party, wbitfa L» accomplished almost I lc*a of 848, eoaipvroJ with fon Nwrrmepeoubfo stement of th* American Dees miraela during the last ijuartcr of a era- ’ ’ ix-racy aided by the German vote, which la tury, could be almort transported in al wap uncotafortabte in any crptainKu u wbieh ieels da tha Irish, and the retire Republian party, ought to carry tba city. the ItopubliM party and that one ia the L i,UU" 4toA judgement u a Chief Magistrate clotted by the Rcpublimii party, * as the .About one year ago I left one of. the avowed expoant of the principles s f that best pristine offices of which New H4npehlre ean boast to find emont the ptrple <X the WcJrmine State a new end more extended field of labor. M y relariocs with W« presume be held iu thus acting yo« darioi the past year have been cf the though his arts may not be in scored with meet pleasant nature, and it u far from bethe views of all who supported him, be U, m qe the Ires a Republican in sentiment Ibit opportunity of thanking you all fur and conviction, in principle and policy. Ite tnewy mmks of eatemn and friendship thap be was ten years since. Wo h-Jd I bare reerired at yonr band*. They hare that be has adopted no Imo of policy at far exceeded anything I had elpeetad or varianra with lbw principle* of the Repub­ 00*14 hove asked for , and.let me add, that i dhaft d<vni h of Bret importaoer to mer­ lican party as announced in the Cinoinnsti it ike same is the ftrtwre, not only ftom platform, in his Southern policy. We djutx not Giasral Grant would have dune these with whom I have already become Mtpaioled, bet from everynue. the removal of the troop* from 8rath I bare recently purclre-wd Mr. Nuksru's Carolina and Leoiaiana if be had been internes in the Baaaxa sad shall take hia Prepidral in April 1877, and we do not are Low aay other aetioo, under the at- . <»U Turedsy acxt the fall rteettoes will be belt! in Maasaehnaottv Connedket, “Nnw York. Now . Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, WiMuaain, Nebraaka, Kansas a»d variuw uf the Southern Buut. At ^bss d-te.re from the contorted Saida it is ■at eafc ta prrdus Use result, though lire •fifite ■* -yerttoulatey bright just NU YtokurfNcw Jray, r _ ^tatee that west largriy fur Tilden last year and not so bright ia Wisconsin and ■ rawajlxauia, that gars mgjoriliea Work of «>O Episcopal Convention. | (Tbo iUfowiag ietorastiog summaryfef M pr«WrtHnpof the KpMOopal General ‘iraycetiuo which ckned its imto-i on le A Preston. Smith .ms' MOD rails: '■ tA© BETTIS TUB! Heat Timesl The CiKimli Will Tias! Froc for One Year. gt i sthotfou in contemplation of 0m aarernd rettery of the cbafch a growth. It waa defeated in every form, thragfc advoasted l>v rerae of the Kroogmt dabatera ia tl>« House'of Deputies After much ducnasira ttai House at I»ej.uttes ratified seraaritr.tkos! amend rare t authorising the i-'oventfoo from time to time to ait off portiraa of regularly eooetituted dioeema as mbafoimry jnrfsJirtiooa. tert the Htmft of Bishopa refused to coacur, bolding the ground llisl the conveution had that pow­ er under the exasttog provision* oi the •--rs---.iti.-n. An important art waa the abolition of tbe old and ctrmbnr.il Boari cf Mbnfoes and tbe trraaftr of it* powers to the Cba vrntira, to lie exercised ordinarily by a Board of Manafft-ni to cuoriK of all the B»bvps of the ehutch, fifteen Praabyft-n TO ADVERTISERS. THE HASTINGS EEPUBUCAM WffiL FKB^.VXp WILLIAMS A CO., CHESTER’S CURE! Tta IltatrairtlarM .vZthttiu, lirim chitin .Oitarr* THE DICTIONARY OF fHE BIBLE. V’ERA-MJ^rO^i'S IMPERIAL' SOAP WONDERmtW&ks ■i wm-.t. fhst Now York has n-4 ho-l -a vary lar/.‘lacraasc of recaipM qf grain whfo- I'htla drip&m, Beaton and Briumvre hare. It ft tatj te Mda«M4«hy this u so. New York has laid down upon her “aateMal adWages,” mK has foUwd to eourilteto th* rat-ride world. TUretoada nreaiug in. to Naw York ere lUtogsd Tn the toterost of <ma family—tbaui nmatog toii tha uri.or «Haa are managed to abt lateral cf the Ilins hare, white Mtumwe and PMmklMrssre Cvoower, Patter-roam! Bpea- phubars T'‘> ttyjo WiH keel- guinj; co­ r Ktuld havs turned the Beuate over to thia ia altered. Tbs Weat saa’rcaj to « Jtourocmts — theloaitetewa vote ctbar Attontto tetom, or, what is better for to Mbemai, and grriti the cxtnrann* that hove bora put QM them That New XaekhtoWtKi^ to Mb. th. tm; ud to have to CMnatifc CHEAPEST AKD BEST. ।The People’s Paper! �J/ /f?? City Drug Store! WANZER k BARN68 (Succeaaors to Bakkes a Co.) Phamix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. full cribs almost erarywboru attest, and j Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety of tlin crop is generally orftbsd. Potatoes arc about a medium ergp, and will probebly bring Lecter prices beforu they grow again. Although tbe apple crop it a failore, yd 1 row mere applm while posronc aocc No aolfoedoa' will be take, but through 1 the above nsnred towus than I •foo t for-ot to bring some loose chan-e. ,aappued there wst ia tbs whole County. Hun. I>. R. Cwk took th. early train Tlieroarr ’ enough at ail nvM>tsrso that I saw *sh ing rider. Better a good deal, yesterday m-.Tning for ths north, to r|«oJ several ' » few dap with Mend and to octjoy north- ' •n. semerr Mr. Cbok's U^tb is ' fosr, and should this trip pros. i. *„y 1then, up teto eider, 1 think. Well, m* to take up to mod. room in your manner Lonrifoial, he ..dwUsdly will wishing ' •pend tbe nttot of tbe winter from bams. 1psper, will not prolong this. Yoon nw ILu> W. sia.-erriy bopo he may Iso .gain Meat 1 ■ > i widt good beakb. The Booker A Huffman Kfootro Therapcuiie Bath will be in operate at tbe Cent ral hmm. Not 1st. Ae sfikted iboold not foil ta mH. Lady pMssnts trcMd by Drugs, Patent Ibdidnas. Hmmqathk Raneiits, ram. w, iMsi liBHv 5379 Thm is tbe last day of October. Krmcmbsr the festival al’ Union'Hall Friday evenin'. Notice is girt. in the editorial wJumtt of thu change in the firm. Read it. Rev. J. IV. Ratterofl has reiurneS'ftwn th4 General Cuuveaiiou at Battoa. . . Routeiuber it only costs 75 no* a couple to aajoy the oyster supper al Union Hail Friday evaniajr The Circuit Court will convene i„ tfei, rity no M«wl^ the 12th day ufNovdmbvr, lion T. P. V.nZH. pnAdi.- Trunks st ussell *"» their Omnuata aad suite sad all Mao's and Boy's dotting al the great STAR HG HOUSE. Double Store, 38, 40 and 42, Cans! au«t. Grand Rapid* Han juat received a complete stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Al.L ~AlMH:T~THt: COVST^ Gold 1021. Splendid wvatber- T| i Julius LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. They intend soon to hold an open meeting, to which ti« public are invited. We with the boy* MtccvM in their effort* for aelfimpcovemcut. bespeak for him a liberal patronage. "Those oil etna arc kept and sold by Z. B. Willison Try one. They sre the best .thingout 27 28 Ills almost. impMriblc for the Editor of thu Bax x EX to ra or h*r of every­ thing uf interest or importance that is go­ Ing tn in th. city ud vicinity. Wc shall always ejasider It as a ape rial favor, there, fore, when uny one wfll drop into our of. ficn and tcU us a bit of news, which would be of intercut to our readara. And we would eapecirily invito thuso maiding io the owwtry to do thia, if you canoot caU The Nuvvmber meeting of i|m Board of Strrm, ice cr.am and other delicauM, Education will be held <o Tsmday eve­ at I'nloa Hall on Friday evening of this ning at tba office of ths Secnetary.' week. Tbo ptvaxds arc to be applied to There sLould be 'a Counrii inesuag vu the fund for repairing and repainting the Friday .•t uning, and U. ts hopud aquurum ebnreb, ar>d it hoped thu the people will ipproa.Ua ilia efforts of th. lulim -by cxTh* i’rmident hat drfagaated Thursday tending a liberal patronage. the 2£t;li day <if November u a day of A largo aad entbuisuic tcmpmtftc Thanksgiving) prwyorand praise. owetiug waa held tert Sabbath at the IteIt will "hltervat aM who arc partial to form Club non. Speeches were driircrod “Story’ jmycn to .-^al tie pnxpec.un of by the Rev. Mr. WlkxMnn, tin Iter the Cbirop> publisbod ia another len i Master and Jamot Cluko Esq. The pe*lj !c serm doteriatraed to push forward thia temparfaaa reform the aiming win­ ter with renewed force and activity, sod in ounsidontiou uf auri. disgraceful transaetiuna aa occurred last Saturday, there ' •ooms to be an absolute necessity for vig. i S^CSBtttS Dress Goods and Trimmings, IMS’M'S MM M. ht F. F. Adam's “PeedeM" sold by Z B IViHisM U only 40 eta. pir pound. ._ HArrr 7.WU. ■ Tbs Natio*al Surgical Institute u Indtanspe.lu, Indiana, baa long been well and favorably known thrvugbout thia city and dcinity. A' namber of our Lxtgaafforiug efriteuo, now rejoirinx in a rrstoratfon to suuud bodies and limbo, owe their prraeot happy condition to treatment re­ eci tel at this institute, and mw that a ’ BEAVER 0L0AK8 AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWIuS. FLANNELS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, II MID! 1 ..“Tr0 Ufo amid tha priratlanr of tha frantler. Ji IK.-; waa u.I.ei la marrUr. with bar uai tersSv*! MBpaaUn. «a4 wuh him ia IU: e*»» io this pU«< then on unbroke, wltdrr HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC.^tie Sin of tit BIG HIT. We Must Have Monty A A I I on me before purchasing and I will sell you goo MALL cheap us can be found in tbe city of Haatiiigs. PROMPT PAYMENT Of II ATS, CAPS and GENTS' FUR SnISHING GOODS to be found Mt- JULIUS RUSSELL. Phoenix Block, State St. Jahn Walsh of I‘u-nn»ylvania a* minifler to Knglaud. Gow! for bits, and foe the public mtvRc. ' I fore purcbaring. oetfitnS FIRST GRAND PBHE SIG KT OT BIG ZiA-T AT THE CENTENNIAL. I hare l>H> Urge*: stock of Urocurisa ia ; , the City, and will ad! Harm for . Iro* money than any other riquac. • Just received First Prize at Wuicouzm Slate Fair.and at our own State Fair at Jackson, . It >< expected that Rev. Samuel Kidder will oddre* the tcsperiocc mooing next Suttdey erbning. IN,-.!*. Hu-lrd i» dclirtring his trees. i lira. Aqua Sraxtx, over 70 years old Wo un<'rr>Und they are giving entire artwn« found dead ia her .bed, st the resi­ is&ction. They art certainly u firm look­ dence of John Summ. on Friday morning ing lot cf trees. last. She retired the previous evening in Attention is caiial Io tbo Pr.-pectusae apparent gnod health. of the New York Jmc*. the Ciri.-ago Pon Tlw t. a>[wrana- meeting was very enjoy and tbe Cincinnati 7wt-». to be found la *bL> ou Monday evening last. Sereral s*their appropriate phtc-m. loctij-te were road, aad good sjetcchot wcro Onu of the wnndcrx oftheyvar—A made by thr young membera of tbe club. n rw iron bridgnover the Grand River al lln.Juuu Robert? made some very tell­ ing remarks, 4“ W«P’“ ^"p. wl“'rt * _____ DETROIT ____ — STOVE Something new. On Tucadsy btt the ClippM of this city played - mateh tgxnus rf' Wt with tbi MiddlcviHe dub oa the grtwuds .irf the latter. The game resulted in < score uf 30 Io 13 in favor of th* forr»CT., q Our irinrrttecn wiU find it to tbeir ui- J ust out. THE JEWEL COOK! SVGAI^. The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove now in the market ’Tbe following persons were drawn oa Saturday last aa jnroe. for rite November term of the Circuit Court, and summoned to be in attoodaoce on Tuoxlay tba 13th day of November 1877, at 0 o'clock aylMhf 3 C. C. Boekus, 4 George Uarkey, 5 Wm. Kerr, Edgar F. Nye, Orson Swill, “ James Bill, Daniel Dorr,”' Philhp W. Hi Jubn 8. Smith, Jan.b Kriser. Joan F. Gairc, C. M. UsodBrsbott. Gcorgn W. Bcatwiak.f D. C. Krwrou, Lewis Wellman, Wajbi.gton Spoaablo, “A Card” We winh it di atine fly uodertitood that the jrices at which we are aellioi “ 'is Dot our ____ ------------------------ Jy eitbe r upon'2 the importer or manufacturer living rates, a terr Isrgc Kook *f ladios' of the goods. We'are credibly informed that CLOTHING, Gliter", tint dm make Misses' and Chil­ dren'» Gaiters, Bools and Shoes of all the prices at which they were HATS and CAPS, kinds and prim, Slippen, etc., Me. Come purcL___'._the _ _ roatiuftwlurw reGENTS FURNISHINGS, arid seo for yuurMtlvcs. Store on Jeffer­ son Street, iost side, opposite the little ceives but little if any bay what­ brick. Joux G. Rumvaw. mayfftf ever for the ailka, tnut the cash we paid waa quite or nearly ab­ sorbed in paying the Govern­ ment duties. " SPRING t COMPANY. CROCKERY. W. F. HICKS. BININGER’S "OLD LONDON DOCK 6DU to which I now invite especial* attention. I am selling at 1ADIKS' RKADl-IiDK CLOAKS, all. Come in and look SHAWLS, HOSIERY, HATS AND CAPS. GOOD NEWS TO THS PUBLIC! THE SUN Nw York. n^k mHie. to ths d'fcrnnl whoM-Cdtn oo Ry rtwht p«h*»>» U I* ‘”lw' all the popular pattern* and beat qualities'^ lowwrt rates I have just re­ ceived a full line af it Men's and Beys' Clothing g-rvAirHVw. <—»«> .Krnttiu Baxki. _ _ ... nkort trip, is* wrek, thrvwgh • part of Rntland; ProiricrUW. Y«kne Spriora and iRESS GOODS aefy competition tn tpmllly and Prim. Call aad examine good*. MaaiX'teaBMt Smith. Je4*j st Vrokou. largely attendod. Tho Bw. M- V. ROrk; will sppak Union Hall.« riundsy-ovcui«- Now 11, fo, die I enefit uf Ums lUforso Club. There sbouH 14 » crowd, to hear 'his «Mb and eloquent exponent uf tU principle* ef DRY GOODS I I have on hand a full stuck of Dry Goods of latest styles H. A. GOODYEAR. .str Um. lor the benefit afdwUdte* Cbrw tian TempvrA u Unkm, wbieh ab .uUbc COFFEE. TOBACCO. 7 Bwj. R/Baee. to nUU thia an intennting rdutnu to ev and lo Iom. Au cxegeats rf Matt. 18,18. A. G. Fierce of tfohcwleraft. cr^fosdi-r who trade* io th* d<y 2. Thu doctrine of immortality before i/Hstaton. »c«m to, be ip K""* •* the evening uf Christ. • & Graves, l>. D.. of Grand Rapids 30 and 40 cants s b-uhcl. sod *o< wry 3. Nature and'pruofa of the remtmeplenty at th®, thajgh we saw at Stanley's tiub of ths dead. J. F. HUI, Mnskaron a lorn! that 33W «•-. Nb.,1 •1. Relation of repentance to/^rdms. white pcauh bfowf. for which Ite paid 33 A. Brsy, Afolka 5. Condition* uf prnvsiiiog prayer1). 04xirn«, Grand Rapids. TEAS. Stx-holp, fbctenBion Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. 6 K. E. Ldte,v raptHte <o have Miussihiisg now in tU cuL umn of Batiw nu-Jepi aver/ wos't, so as GROCERIES. WORKS, the jury sa l (fried 81 i;r- '•> -a Thia i* a rood tim? to gather beachnuts. I've gathered th«a cMifor in the - oea-on, but it was generally fresa unharda. and aome of the bort hcacboste gr”" on apple frees. ' ' ' -•. Empire Block. Harting?, Mkh. i I b.va it fr.im 2l) rta. to 9U eta pw Ih. । H. A. GOODYEAR ACi-nl. . Much excitement has been been occasronnd atuting our citucns during the past M Geo. Osman, far the crime of assault *»u! battery upon the penuo of Ntutor Budingeourt. The trial waa held before Juwjft W. Suochcomb, E*q., who found the respondent guilty, and fined. him S3 and <a.t»; amounting ia all to about |20. Many uf our citiacas think the penalty al* tachod ux> light, but wen there t>ot othrra L- B. Sualoy wuhai to fay.; 0»f Bis who incited tins affray and lent cncouragefire*, ringing MbM tor Juverflrt .wiU bp num by .their presence, word., and other­ held at the c'ub norm t» Saturday al 1 J ®- wise, whom tbe law holds equally guilty ? and for adults at » p.m Sdfcxds wtH *em- And is not tbeir punishment also too Hght? tnetev; promptly st the hour. , . ______ _ I keep constantly on hand a full assortment of men’s and boys' Hate and Capa. BOWJJE’S STORE STOCK OF QBOCXBIX8 rtorm or bikbt coranr Print, t Print*! �Rsilrosd*. uaily up era this lime." Tina Had of i picklc has breu uaed co cg-^s fur a century, ' but there may be dome intpruTeoMul ia the above details over the uld way of tuakI lag the pickle. The method is a good oou, L«gal«. ®CHWRo!cFraAL .•tfiSJiresA-:, and tbo only owe ia which sgg» Are prearrtol ia large quantilica. • Mr > ■*rRWng Etoot June 34th 1877 g>W20C',^"A~.VarR;' to the name condition.- Now, I have ia-; qnired of many breeders of these bird-, I agd I hare hitherto not met with a single; man who was mA thoroughly conrinrod | that an occasional cron with another strain I •ftbe aaaa sub-variety waa abaolutrly Meomry- Hoi breeders of highly im pruvidor fancy bird-c, value tbeir own strain, aad are most unwilling, at the risk, in tbeir opinion, of deterioration, to mak.a erww. Thu pwrchaac of a first rate bird ol anotlwr-straiu ia expeusivtu and ox changes are troublesome, yet all breeders, as far M I can hear, excepting those who keep large stock* al different pla.-er for tbe sake of crossing, are driven after a time to take thu step." Iu regard tn poultry, * once Iu four or fire years is often enough to obtain a fresh . strain of blood, by ol.i Mining cocks of the fresh slnin to ■ mw with your hens. ■ . AGENTS . =ju=rwVa;.-.z?4ti Aur. Itrnu isivssifMHc™;; M lint JatiMi & sarm lAILIOAt. SUBSCRIBE AT O.VCE, 25 CTS NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE. the year, by cattle sating too many applo. 1***”~r under my notice in which | A good tot «f that state ia to a ^g-mcntlw'-old hoifer calf got at a barrilMagipks. nd ate ao many that ah. ww soon swollen "sa tight m a drfim." A physician .wan called, but be eould no I rd here her, and left giving her up to die. .\s» last resort, the owner twgan to look over his books oa cuttle and their ailments, a few aad he dbund a recipe for bloat, or borts, 13 bS tvst st Ono teaspoonlitl and n half of chlatido is in tbe right eundition. Next, see that of lime, ditoolrcd.in a pint ol waler, to l« thefen'rea are ikrwti srimod the field, no turned, down the naiutaTs throat." He that your own and ncigb!«jr»‘ cattle can Mrmediately went fiir the chloride of lune, ootae in, when the trees lire planted, and but did Ml find- any. Ho soya "I •lid byqwse OU tbeflfo yrklsb wif» save’ yduriLe. find bi-carbaeate uf auda. used fur cooking wsperje of tritutuin^ them unca a yt»r. purpose* Four good trxaspuvnfuls of tha In buying your Woes, ask your nursery- (it being leas potent than chloride of lime) ■ajwiv Lpatin apint of water and pound dawn the call's throat very gradually ami care­ fully. Tbe lijuid was scarcely down when the animal was partly.relieved, and in ten ' uiinutsi she* Was lying down, breathing rarily, and tba swolling had gone. I Rave; her an injection of old soft soap, in hike- : wartn water, she rowed quietly thrnugb I tbe night, and at tnortrio; feed time *» I ■RAID IAMBS DIVISIOW. ISS'^U. Tbe Sellable Short t.lu flllD IAPIII All DHJOIT HEGULA1GR । jsgjsseii.“.sfaiius iGQffiiiifrffl:■ PICTORIAL BIBLES. VEGETABLE. ora ltestos.1'! fnli I Uuaa.aa >! U I <•« MIMavilto !3 C TJM &... hii'g stcr.w«Esreu Isr In mH-----------S.rcs'c.'s •r«n> sari lh.ruf: . a n.. tsrr. si .a. dri! • “s rcri iLr1 ■ EaS ere now well advanced ia year., it i«i]Lbr if they wore IU best fcl- ploy it. Wrestle with natu ■aCea‘-in uxUeuoc. so you should order •trength of tby theorire ; ace •upprt tbo trial. Act' 4Ln 'nnra<Myuiu> tudigthew up, sad yea Wc all rxaggerato the p*u. note* Ai , iUmd. * Dual t<4! hint'to 'tars them flog up rarftdly, and with;as jbagyjvdtx » pJttl'Jf. LccxiM yua want tfie1 foaif a»- smsU aa poaaMe, and shore, sept*^. roots are easily ant. When you grt the tress lesded upon ___ ____ _ _ a."' GRACE'S SALVE. WORK FOR ALL. tesifi’ SaL. fij&n -... x s-t nsle rellr rsL faZU I'.’.I- throw down tbo Inw, ahd*bc auro not to set them lill the next day. Ifaoy ooo adtmes ywe to ••lied io" thl trees till *s4»r>«ro> l»al<k. planted, tell him that you hatch Ard pf !•'.■! tlefiiw SMtheriftereiflfai ' SICK HEADACHE. Northern RAILWAY COMPANY CENTRAL Tillage tavern. Tell him to dig the holes aa email as poeriblc and let the roots in;, that if they oaa't go in a sd-spread o*t|U> theygrew naturally, to cart them up in a drib-, tof«4 thrlowrfyrilnWAnhiWuod tbe roots, and Um dark, fetilesoil where it •Wo would with pleasure, buy, but the fact is, the last time we lent it to yirar urrthes she prenarved it so effortuulty’that, we have never,seen U sinew." ••Well you needn't be so assay about your old kettle ; motber wouldn't bare troubled you agio, only wc send you bars a new one-" IT HAS NO EQUAL Harper's Nascaqr says ‘ladies will wear camel's hair ulsters thia winter."—Wc yjAAnaAWU. fo don't Uta to dispute snoh an authority as VR., 11.00 the lltuar, bat well but Mr. Harper 8500 we know one woman who will wear the urns obi 83 nii water proof all winter taedynayto MlW ;.‘J«hn, I; wait, you to king, unless her husband , lottery ticket I hurry up *1$ this wprk.(| "Qtere are only Sns hundred ircm to Mt, and I will give <3 ®h TrzEffltfaoo, 19298979 - ■ AaaAbr 'friitrt: yMJ have 'undoubtedly read or heard, tiait it is a guod plan i<i ■pro and cultivate the laud where the HMaOteveSJanatw •» ice is found ia'the popcre, Pennsvi nod you Wit BBS! •Um ».'• -a< IO-.AI the state of Georgia, no matter who ia all dtoii tahanribn for a. paper that pub- 1-rroidrot’. Kahnylaythingea agnqeliam oy Urticul -^Bs.kibd to the book agent. Be has a turn, as they oat from ono tojwo dollar* father pertiafa, sod a toother, who knew a year, and lor that sum you and your; him in Ms youth. Perhaps own whole Ihmily could see a eirous perform- now. in .some pracwla) New England vil anoewhich you would remember fora taj;e, fund beans are healing fur him and sweet lip- breathe lore s dearest prayers .wtt > 11 । । faehiswM&M. Thartfbewlay tom do.n proportions' One "bmiht'l1 of Ktno, eight] quarts of salt, twenty- five ten -quart pails I ttsKKiffia will slake white, fine and clean. Have tbe salt clean and the waler -pare and sweet, ] frow, Ami. all .vegetable ■ or -rfo^tep-wed I B*?.wiU* • Pan’ou of! the water, then add the bolanro of the" water and tbe Balt 'Mr throe ur four I bar, a-Bsdl-tWad^. biSjmpZtor; faMTtft**pickle ta»0 fVrnhtjy tare dixtiant ructions vMfa Which i. UltoWb prrosrre tba “ ’ *" — e«* Wbee the oaak <w tat is filled to a | 11 Mi jr. —-^SSt-^RHSSCrS' »™OBt.,.«raR,f,W 8SCRE Depot, 104 moB STRBET, lew York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS sSTjt&'JStkT kiST.-ft*. ^wsgUataCMsuJar site® KMCU * CTMCAL TOTITOTL LAN, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-11-07.pdf 7e618e8240567162279508094bd3a037 PDF Text Text RJTE.S OE JlDVEHTIEIXQ. VOL. 22. NO. 28 HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., NOVEMBER 7, 1877. WHOLE NO. 2074. • bridge with turbulent &Ui baiow; th. *• b&sd to the left eye dodgnd off sad ret l«t; the other blind in the right eye war ,Uo MwredV the Uh end fell over on Tire cletvrtnati soon resumed the dis eumion, but now U had a <E&mt pine, for they looked like men after a bar room tow. The subject of acereu was next brooght from the bureau ofqmwtome. Thia was the darkens of all themss, and SOOS Ud their minds into a frog; end ao they a«dad It: The Indies, do hot wear aay roperfautiea and they are healthy and stroog. So we should be, if w* strip off extra fixtoa, end hew to the Sue,' Tike them." -We DR. A. M. Bt.azn. I IITSICIAS 4SUR0W1X [TOR aparkling in gwrlJs play fulness, over the froeied fields, and faded fiowen. shining rapJeadant io their beauty. The frost । Uiat had gathered during the sight wee gently kiasad away by the dworful rays of th* nusaiog aau from the aset window of nm ns muMwn j The one nearoat ma wm a tai*. dark-bairthe BarM Ptaoa, aa sumer cn» on.! ■' od man, with henry eye been and whiskr. eta, well draaand in a suit ol the plainest dies at Dr. Invlor a Th be sure, Thoma*; btock. Urealyoppuriaabi. m. abort, J thick-ret man, with • broad ebeat, rather Butfall did not know that JuKa'a Aaaa] always adorned ths pador,:whito Dullyr j1 Urge, cuarno features, a Mac to give him h iodiridoatoy, and light blue, bet very ex. ‘IpTMaivo eym. DR. C. RfSSKLL, PHYSICIAN & SOBGEDH. W,a earns l«r U. rar. ivmU4< lfc»l eharuS la vinda astoa Isva'alaxary ergfaeai. IM la tketi oil aarot4e4 tosalt rw..». w.a«u II.. .. * ■----- , lea. training, that mas would have bees a iMuaualut. He was net- tjuieC; for, though his chair war lipocd back, and his ■ head, with iu aaaa of shining hair, wm 1 rating against the delicate totin paper, be did uot ruaais hl use puaiuou more than a mmuic al a time, morisg with a oer. i! h K Tkat ri.U Ueit hMratee u U>a weaderiae attj •ill the Simmer Job Office. the man who stole the mare not guilty.' DENTIST Nasiiille lickifu. SMITH k. KNAFPKir, ATTORNEYS AT LAW A-tSOIJCTTuas ISffU.Xglt’Zn‘ Jurt received First Prize at Wisconsin State Fair and at our own State Fair at Jaekaon, • DETROIT STOVE WORKS “Mary, in your marter U bssmr* “JJs, sir, be’a ouL,r “I dos't believe fa." "WaU, thee, he'll reme down and tell you so him ly's maod that Tbcmas BardcU was coatomplatfag a proposal oo that Jaw drfy, when be was to play bust to all the people of Ruabtown town, aad that Dolly was the niceat tolls ' She could Kit haw toM why she thought, thing in tbs vaurid? Ill go down and so, nor whr Ae rere.lvod to. ask “pstm" prove the trad -------- - ” AU this is m Mr. Thomas. __ __________________ eat walking draw draw on bia lavender Lida, put oa his giawieat ailk hat over his crop of curiiog hair, and laneyio; hie liandaome, fault kady-altired aclf iu iht long mirror, sallied [oeuire, by wrestbfai: Md dama trader the rim of ha chip hat, sod futesioc her soft white lacs al tbs throat with s booth of the same flowem' Then she drrared bcradf rather hastily,. bario^ curled her aiatur's hair, and other wise made a Cinderella of hcradf. ‘■Ob, beosan any people faaey M la a She heard nothing of the dhtraayed ex­ clamation in far father'a study of ■ greet impwnpmil And then these ten , “But bfeai my avul, Bardell, I can't nble draft, from the palpit window on my ■pars het' She as trf right bwsd aod eyea! 8by la houarkrepcr Mid companion and — bald-pate ftere mo a odd to the bead. For two Sundays thia fall, before I bought e wig I breatbsd like a porpoise, and talked as if I wan Msg hot mwah.” M- V. fl.CMUJI, PHYSICIAN A BURGEON, Something: THE JEWEL COOK! eyre were rivitod on Clio wig and stuck out iiks there of an oX, half craaad. The next was BnHltrr Rich, he wm dfatuvered to Uva false tooth, and, said oos. ■ yo* meat plson thsa with tbs wig. Ha, ba I thia is a good joke, ias'a UT The dergyman addreseed wm a goodtoakfa-mao, with move of the prufeaeor, or anveb, about him than meat present. Ue did eot think he could ttpuc them, fait Breed the arig Uan agitator thought ho «uH; io be raid. ' Remember tbr frog. Six-hok. Extension Top, Portable PUmabeti Copper Reservoir. The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove ' now iu the market. H. A. GOODYEAR. POWERS & BARLOW ‘ffi5HLS.i mold? to the deneai was dwpatebsd for J the Inchon and grindery while the toogrvgation were welling in Wondrous eiThtHy we. thinking. teneo. And a long time k vu. for none '•It M lovely Iiere, and the hotiee is were to be fiend on th* toilet table, where ahs looks forward 4s» the spkmdsr and BrWgas wm mlfad. -Asd fodrefo. «r, te toast be that T mistook them for one of the tpecimna. YaH Mod them, sir, in tbs rabiset, dewe to the dried scake^in; it was nrereh that pot thhn there.” Ot oiurre ths victory was gaitsed, sod evar seen in thw market I ; ____ ■■■ rovjsttS, aim OWN, IHJUIUIU sylvan The Foreat and Round Acorns, with the improvement* of 1777, itand at the head of the liAt for HEATING PURPOSES. The Sylvan Acorn is a BOILER IRON heater, with return flues, and, judging from sales already made, is going to be THE FAVORITE. . Tha Qneen, Forest and.Orown Ajcorn Coakin^ Stovas ue all , flflOrety dew this sBoaon, having nickle knobs, grotind edges, auto­ matic oven shelf, and EVERYC otgs nted V. MUc *geut, tbr the , ’ < ' f H- J- SM, Carrian, Sin OnaaialI P A I N TER At A. M. Back's Carvings Shop warra Tbobrwah was up, darioc to lake her eyes from a lovel, *1 ready feeling bet bead (planing whh gid Aseae “We can t be grand, of oourac, ud tbs bouse will lock mesa cooogh after Bir U! Flsse, fart we eu bo etas," abc caoafaued, scrsbbtogvigonroaiy atil>e painx “and you know,lorn, lei* sure to.M fa love wiib Julia, end U ia such « spfaadid The BMUUSOJV WAGOJV, ‘having a good effect. I X-SEi penons of there prrwet; and, Oh I If oolyaMto JewbetMhr had happened flsrt tony, far aright tare made a smell fortune. -HtA I tark T raW Brother Breed, •mayne tire premier u romreg - nut it happened to fa two dtouit ofcrera. ■Mts'tfaw daowa *fo •«. morning '«f£ 51 im Breed, to hare a liule private udkeerirtto, tod ntnnprawtm Ywe omm nout yesterday fa ■ efik gnwwd, Wm. H. Goodyear. MlfflELCHEB8!. peoples drto store. pUea. -nd Fwily K»eipn pared oiWully P- Drug» .nJ Cb'emicJ, ot pm-wt qailUy Mly. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Picture Frames’ ^MorDon’t buy any Furniture until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only j The toUeeoWM placed along side the I teeth and wig, tod was soon covered with < cwta*. Mi«b usd tfaa, nd Other Mm gare 1 toasts; tors In alikag* manner ftoas the �>oany jreara, bm it WM during the War that the onstrel of ywtwm.g, fw. the Executirc into tho hands ot Congre.. men. Neither the Praaidri, the bend* of department. Vr member, of the Cabinet had th* time from TB«O to 1268 to dentc toappotatarenta. The Bmmtore and mmnbore ef Congress not only raM who .hould be wppohited, but they 3H Mt dacriminite In their wdeetlotra Men were pro­ moted on penoaal grounds. If the obli' galiC'ti ceited with the appointment, tend the appointee bad been told thli the place which had been granted would be roteined or jert, according to the fidelity aad abili­ ty of hia service., the evil woeM bate had ,>1. limit*. Bat such wa* not the cwae. Tbo office wm mA only a rswd for po# acrrice*. but it implied an obligation for , f*two political work. , These offiriate were been for some years fil.SD, aad the system of selling the entire house put that up to 1240. Tkis waa aH wall enough when people wore making money al every turn, but now that th. tide ia niotung the other way th. managers have found it difficult to Iraep Ater bouses half full, the Grand Opera House reduced prioew thirty per eent., and it haa had a good burinre. ruhl alcrng. An enterprising cum pur of busciaus, all first ckaa, are giving concerts at Gooycr Institute for 10 cento admireioo, ao4 the ball iaa't big cough to hold the people, ud they arc making money. Tbe kaam is obvious—with th* return to gold everything must come down to a gold ba­ sis. The expuragarit actnrec ud actor* even the beads of department, at Wash- mute play for fore than |25O a week, reals iu-gtou had little control, for a discharge moat com* down, aad the prion of admisof vueh <0 ipptentoe wa. equirxlcst to a pcroooal attack upon the member, of pon- ‘ Jt ti thia tytUia that ‘Mr. Hay« aeeka to Jatroy Ik, Inter k. exp&cic. There can be no efficient pnUie rervire bared extJuntalj upon aa e-puraW.iu j-olitiral and penwoal f.vora. That the ehngc will iutorf.ro ^b lb. iufiucace of Con- prmraen i. not tnte. That it‘ provena a Cvogrraman from making a atggration ar exprwaing disapproval fo ako nntnie. The OMgrraatnan h just M frts u ever to any to the President or to tlie brad off a dcpartmimt what be thinks of the caudi’ddtfcr, but tho rryTo^L.ility i. restored from bi. shoulder., and every man haa a 'right to in hu applieatioo, with the certainty that bis papers r<-ed not hare the indorsenmat of a Ccogrenunan to ra- ride than before, while it girro hln time to attend to the pcrforraence of official du.tarn Skater Umjamfi, H. Hffl of Grorfia Km written 1 bitter to hi. cim.titursta ■ '“Vkn a Senator reloots ood ipplieant lor an office, and rrprenente that one, be parted for that on., and partial apiiw, all Olbera. H. abdicate. Woffice «f tnufoc for al), and beeomre the attor­ ney for. .ue, and, u .xperinoro redly rnilWa C-.r ■ A full fine J.-, Naval Affair*. Whiuhcrnc, Tuan; Foreign Affaire, Swann, Ind.; Territories, Fraaklia, Ma; Itevolutreeary P.orioaa, .Macker, Pa-I Invalid Penaioaa, Rfoe, O.; Railway, and Canals, Sdeidrer, Texas, Miore and Mining. Be.be, N. Edomlion aud Ubor, Goode, Vm; Reviaioa of la.l, Wsbh. Ind.; Courage, Weight. ud Meaaurre. Stephana Ga.; Patents, Vano., N. C.; Public Building. Md grounds, Cook, Ga4 Expenditure., War.Siaie.Trera ury. Navy, Pore Office ud Interior D.partmeate, Blackburn, .Ky., Springer Ill., Glover Mo., WiHU, N. Y.. William., Ala., Spark*. IU., rrepoteirclj,- AcNante, Rob­ erta, Ind.; y.lrage, Cobb, Ind.; Ex pud itanni 00 Wblio Buildings and of DepartmMt of JiMtioa, Lynde, Wia and Bragg, Wia. napwlivaly, Cfril Service Reform, Ilarrwv.,111.; Mi^ppi Levreu, Robert•«, U; Printing, Singleton, Mire.; En­ rolled Bill., Hnmilton, led., Library, Cox, poor Irish parent, ia Troy, wa* bred to tho trade of blacksmith, whichJ>e aboadoued in a abort time ior the prixo-ring. He waa a game fighter, aad came, out of all hi* oooletta victorious. Naturally be graduated aa a gambler, and from that in. to Nev Tork.politic, and made himself a power in th. city. Of lata your* ho ha* tried very bard to keep himself in aomething like decent rare, without being *o tierent aa to alienate the devotion of bi. ragged cctulilMcto. Ha ia generous to a fault, ud earn io hie Kombliog bouac* haa dealt with tolerable fairueas. Whan great swindlers hare been neeeaaary, be baa kepi then »knifuDy from the public. Ha baa acquired a valuable fund of inforaation an to the goTsrnmcnt of the citv. with hit auacraafol rival, who had the making and unmaking of Ccuaiteo. It waa Ud enough to be biennially defeated in the daring ambition of bis carpet bag career. towething better than the peho ring end gambling table. He coold beat Schell if Ibo Republican, would all vote for Mm, but ih.y will not. Thoen who reftm. naert that to elect him would not rplit ''"W. are m« at Aat ela. which Tammany—that it would amply compel, Mhake n idea th« the beat way to Kelly to taka him into partnsahip, aad itiAgthen in A drain inration ia to reward make it .trooger than ever. But John iu political opponent., bat wo hare firm ■ faith that the brat way to itrengthen g ; party ia demand tbit iu aflicial rervante ♦lull attend to their legitimate duiten. A party which cannot aoattin itraif by dealcf*g with the vut interat. of thia couatry io a buaiuoa. like way will not long have vote, enough to be railed a party. Sena, ‘“for BUI takre tbo praitkn that evety ran- ■ nfor nhonU adopt, and if hi* prfooiplen tn " W< RotojffMoloeaHy togiteA returns from the demon* held on .’day, but reran* in this moruiag'a i to i-Uroto ' Oer CUSTOM DEPARTMENT con-; : sire, of a nice line of WORSTEDS and' bird himself. and endured for week. lb. hardship incident to the tramp', life ■ but be baa bean made to drain tba cup to it* bitten*^ drag* by tearing him from life comparalirely prominent flare of last •*rion aad laying him on the Library ahJf But Mr. Randall by hi* nngrarioua treat­ ment of rival, baa loot what little reputa­ tion be ever bad for magnanimity. Mr. Cox ia not the only one offended aa the Speaker will loam to hia ood, whenever the cpportaoiiv for retaliation ocean.; and a* a rule Democratic polititian* bar. Huie faith in the efficacy of the scriptural meth­ od preecribcd for heaping eooia of fire on the head of' aa enemy. An analyua of the chairmanship*. awarded the different acetiona reveal, beyond the pceaibilty of the new dyanrty of lie “Solid Sooth." Hie strong bid tor lb. approval of Uxt •cetion at the exponas of every other, ia the 26 throw* aa ao many topt to hie aft over the country ; TH —To have the "erring orotbera." tba MTate with ito nat mv four per cent. loan popularized. An iatreaMgate 12. the Middle Statop 8, aaooeiatfoo ia memorializing tie authorities and New England arere. Oa the wbolt the ■■rtenml fftoeaa of ihimp" rarely bemi mare acrupteontey ignored dtaa io lb. eunatrudioo of the {Jemmiltore anoouiKed laat Monday. The religiM. and moral tow dominating th. party, <m, however, tui^t repngnired pMng »Fvwnady WWaMb. bead of the IwwitogCoro- and k doubt evary raaemmwf ffOfotmtar lag vill'bo exhatotod, if iiwy, tepro voM Che lauodnotlon of 4 Ign brand Of th. Mtoiy WO bill, raterfw* re­ ferred In the Hoere on Monday, ebcut 50 Ur. jewelry, in cameo atylea, wW be worn the Cuming winter. and Draw bar. a eompletn-tUk of Maa's, Ywaib a M 'toy’o BtSINESS and DkKSS i for FALL TRADE. Thing, in General. and only u expert could detect the differ­ ence. In fad the belt dairyman of th* ennutry were buying it hi large quantities to mix with their milk, aad aouroaly aay butter aitara to New York tree from it. One dealer testified that it was better then batter, for it noycr eoeaew rancid, or in any way rirong. The offrodiag dealer was Henry Win! Beecher ia lecturing on lie undesirability ofrichea at 1800 a night, Qakey Hall, Tammany politician, an Tfltoe u Kring away from bin family, on Second avtowe, gelling ready to do the thor, actor, lawyer, and almoat everything •fee, who left New York about six month, une thing, it about ooe-fourth the •go, between two day*, aad who ban man­ money, end Frank Moellon, the reel suf­ aged tn keep himself in the newspaper* ferer, is reboilffiug his shattered fortnon. ever since, returned yewterdiy aa myalexi- as the agent of Ashton’* Id verpool Ball, oualy u bo went Ho any. that the inter­ which he ie iotrodneing to the attention val has been to him like a dream, ho inti­ of dairymen. The great scandal ia eery mate. dial he baa bora partially inaiae, but that his train is now dear, bi* mind unclouded, and that he shall go ou ami fulfil bi* dratioy He give no rawoo for hi* going, and none for hi* coming, but1 people guere. The well-posted say that it' vw not feu of the Twood iavratigauon,1 „ one, w ]. Eteettoes, Harris, Vm; but that in abort, there wm not only Wlrateverl, W,’,“4 W—*• * Y-l but two women in the rase. VLmr.tr ■ I1 priarioos, Atkina, Twang Pacifio Railroads, may hare been the mm of hia ctnpedc, It Las lost him all the standit^; he ever*I Patur, N. Y-; Bukiag and Currency, had. The oiy reganls him now as but Bnckncr. Mo.; Claws, Bright, Teno.; enedRCrew above Count Joennns, aad a Commeree, Reagan, Texas; Public Lands, long way below Geo. Frsocu Train. It Morrison, IlL; Fort Offirea and Rcrada, would, have been belter for hia reputation WadcteU, N. Ct District of Columbia, it be had died abroad. He ia ot no further WUIiams. Minh., Judiciary, Knoet, Ky , War Claims, Eden. Iff.; Private Lend Claime, Gaoter. Ark.: Menufocturen, Wright, Pa.; Agriculture, Cutler, N. J4 Indian Affairs, Scale., N. C.; Military and John Morrireey ha. been pct forward Affaire, l&k'ing, Ohio, Militia, Real, N. by the aati-Tammaayitew aided by the ItopnWiora.. or rather a part of the Republieauv, for a large cumber mo no difference between a profemiona! prue-fighter and gamble, and a profnreonal Democratic politieiau, ia which they are more than half right Morvimey u, bawevre. a re­ markable man. and Lad he been born and of Underahirta A chotenfitodk' ofgoo* ; SUITS and tmtRCOATS in Furmshimt Goods w hero a line of • BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. the latata siylmi ia the BEST FITTING | -CASSiMHRl* mnkCHEHOTS. for WHITE SHIRT in the Oxy. The iron trad, of the Lehigh valley i. chewing sign* of a revival. A complete line of COLLARS ami ; BUSINESS SUITS. ’ OVERCOATTNO In good atylea. There are 811 railroad, in the United Stole., of which only 196 pay dividends. CUFFS and the late* Mmritie* ia SCARFS, TIES am) Silk Handkerrhief-. Mandy wde !Hf«M ’Itrnbrellas. Satflie|s end Shawl Strap, And now they think that the long lost Chariey Rte* h. bee. found to Rfohnwrod 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. Mahoa and nmi! nrembero of hi. Cte> inrtgnrod th. nrearing. E.litnate. for carrying the inland mail. 1 for the coming fiaoal year are gSO.BSln- appoint Thuraday, the 29th Sty of NovrasticT next, ** a day of National Thanks­ giving and Prayer. I earnestly reeeomreal year, 12,030,297. mend that, withdrawing tbemselte. from Tho iotoee by fire in lb. United State, •ocular care, and labors, the people of the for th. firat nine month, of thi. year United State* cumu together OQ that day amoautod to a total of 52,000,000. The in their mpectire placre at worship, there loaxa into their argcuaeoti agairut the financial policy of the country. It is rumored that Secretary Sebera will won retire from th. Cabinet and that Aaabtanl Secretary MeCormick will be bi. I $10, $5, or $2.50 The Republkan plurality in l«wa, eg ] th* vote lor Governor, is about 42,d<W. , SOAP The aad thought steals over us that Maryland was not • rlectrifiM". . Tb* new party f rophrt baa Uopre that Coogrere will help him oot. ) (50,000, 20.U00. 10,000, TOBACCO. sere’ a I>r»n>«‘ Beak. Lreiivills. Kr_ Ire. Secretary Evart* wreddn'tgive a twot to [ know anything more about Penney I ran la rlMETUCROCKERY. have enough for yuu all, The Mild Power and al price* O.M defy competition. We bare a new supply and can suit yoa all. CURES TLc Brooklyn Arpm rays “Nvw which Soeretaa ao much commended; and there are many of his brethren wbo miffbl York city under Irish rwle has a taxataoa profit by hi. example. of 127.50 a brad , Ireland under English The Minacre* a wheat crop of thi. year rule baa a taxation of 1342 a bead , what ia owimated at 00 leai than 40,000,000 would the Kelly* and Oooeollyi do for bushel., notwithrianding the ravagva of Ireland if they bad a ebuee at the Green Isle ?“ New York n under rule a* atrcwgly UNBooraticaa Ute Iriah. HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specific! Vol. 22 4tf. Smith Hoyle A Preston. WE) rarai KffiS MES The Beet Timee I CARBOLIC OIL The first petition presented to Conprew. waa from Missouri, for the rcwnral of the Narioual Capital to a mor* central posi­ tion. We think jaotnething like that proposition has been heard of before. The TriAwue aay* that ia New York "the Republicans er* visibly encouraged Til CiBiiHli TkUi Tiial LINIMENT DMafreta, Parlflra, Uwwltes. Tammaay'a nmnagmi adviae Dmocralvoter, in tba interior not to take th. World, aa it ite't teffiaeotly Democratic Th. Etprnt is th. favorite. m "Unity, harmony, and energy.'' should b. the-poK^" of lb. Jtopnhtay party. If any no. objart., pel him out. ' Now Simon ba. a dbnee to aue for breach of promise. FIBRAND WILLIAMS * CO., \ DetroM. Mtofcteae \ Koglscd ire't the only Nation in whieh Mr. Evart.’ diplomacy i. uf the Simon Grant b held in bcoor. Tbo aktestiooa paid him, in Pari., ' .how the mtoem in pure order. whieh France boMa him. Perhap. it will be found oat, after a time, that even in the Unital Staten be has some hold CHESTER’S CURE/ Thirty tbouand peopk. are engaged 10 lheoyaier trade at H.lmncn:, and tbo Cbreprak. oymer Itet ineindte 700 craft. Ast.hmu, BroachUu, Catarrh, I Tho - BfflHL! JEW®!! BOBW TO ADV Maron of London, Liverpool, THE BAStUGS REPMEDI UJHffi AB the Itepublioan paper* from the in­ terior of New York State appear to 14 1 really in earnest tn entry the Stale, and they .too .peak with a degree of hnpefnl. nea. which v encouraging. . Tw-Brt, the OIOTIOHARV Or THE BIBLE aKSKjeatto’ Vk“sst’. CRAMPl’ON’S Gororwor 8toM, of Mimirelppi, «. von*ad for m * "prefoot Ifowrbon." Aadh. i. Gurerncr of a State white, hre n logitimalV R«p«biieaa majority > of IMPERIAL SOAP Wanzer & Barnes. CHEAPEST AND BEST' Tbo Wreoretre Gnamte remark. lW “if to mthfy Hawatw Morton, wa should any the party at Urge can afford to stand by him. without any surer* laearalitm of eon- The People’s Papor! �Uoubiu molding fom .ro^ u Koi. maned Chureh. There wm throe inebro of ground Monday night helped take me to Kai. And to terik* Al- on th* Mvd he wm inatruurenOI io coding me Th* Ilwnnjmeter waa dm to aero imt to Kafomroo my piteol nriafoed fire al him Tucwdav morning at anurwe. •■■metbing it nerer did before I wanted Ma. M. A. Taylor haa just r*ton>*d hie p^hy M raUurou f„ Vol. other of my friends tnay thank my forgiving da from Chicago with a fuU li*« of n*w Poailioa litSc Ae. it w>. IIL. r.l. City Drug Store! WANZER k BARNES (Succeaaors to Baixrb a Co.) Phomix Blank. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keeping constantly ou hand every variety of . ' Drugs, Patsit Itadionss Hmmopathic Remedies, 8599 Sbcridau .h.u'd Utow M^rgy rad dnerroination cMOgh to form a hrgv a*4 rf ffeient Reform CIA. should erect and ded­ icate a hall for ha tcewpaacy and nm, i* an *cb.*rrmrnt lardly to be epinad a abort time ainre, and 1* a rcasilt over which the whale county may WeU boaal, and th« thorough reform uf on* individual promiMM there ia a victory orw th* damou which aJooc folly repay. aB th* effort tbua pm forth. But not afoot m it in Maad’iUe that marked aad prominent. adraMed and aalulory chasg* haa bwn effected, and atertiag, Un-Acial effect apparent. The UiOTcsjCTit for reform haa permeated into every crock and cranny of oar county, and Hke the ripple* made upon the ffood lake by th* dropping of . pebble, i* raforging ud wideafog ita einb of *perati«n*, rr» Julius Russell LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. The Ladfoa Socfoty of Emanuel Cbureh will ba entertained by Mr*. Smith, at bar room* over'tba Moro of J. ft Goodyear A Co., on Friday afternoon. The gentlemen ar* invited to tre at *U'*’<doA. ■ Frank Brook* ia morfog hia. tin shop of Rower* block, Frank • •" enterpris­ ing young msn, pud we berprok for bhn » liberal share ot the paWte patronage. Rev. M. V. Rork will preach in I'uicn Hall at 3) o'clock Sunday P. M. frtn •'Seek ye first th* kingdom of God and hi* rightmaMM," and will speak to the Reform Club in the evening at 7 o'clock, The charge in tb* Jaattul late week that a certain (Uy oSeer, uodentuod to mean tlx Marshall, had loat 836 “bucking the tiger,'' a* it b callad, in a gambling to the thne Georye wrat to Thorns »nd hall ia thi* city, i* unrooditiynally.Mw or that bwkUfod himaelf anon after tb* Urac. we are not correctly informed. Mr. H. laft him standing in front of th* double wadding of Charles F. haiuc, that being not for from 2 o'riuok Dwight and Mary E. Barlow, and WiL Sunday rooming An iuquiritloc taken at Quimby ia nai l maty ca the fourth day of Noertu­ ber A: D. 1877, before Jceeph Cute one of th* Coroum of eaid eounty upon tba view of the body of Georr* Edrlee there lying dead, by the oath of tbo jarorfe wbone names are hereto aubacribed, who TEAS. PROMPT PAYMENT JULIUS RUSSELL, CASH STORE TOBACCO. CROCKERY. defy eompacitiou in quality nd Price. Call and examine teoods. BLNDi’GER'S 'OLD LOMOI DOCK GDI. DRY GOODS! I have on hand a full atnek of Dry Goods of laUmt atylea and alao LEWIS STERN DRESS GOODS discharged, th* statement bring to th* efo frat that* ha rm harmlem aad practically • mantel imbed!*. Siace bl. dfoiharg. be h»a resided with bi* M other wmr .th* _ __________________ w» yadbnif Tn teutimooy whereof tho mU coroner to th* Fir* Department Oammitto*. Bteriou at Quimby, >ad b**> aad the juror* uf thb inqoyKhar* baraunTba reaignaUra ofWm. F. Hieka akfof practically. demented, ' to act U.*ir b*nd« the d*r«nd year afuro- eogiuear of the Rro DepartmaM waa pro­ mid. Joaim CoLl. Coroner. rented ud ou taotlra tba mum vm reforred to the Fire Department Committee. • On Saturday night about «Jer»n o doek Tb* reaignatio* of G. 0. Spaulding h* calkd at tba raridanae af K. A Thrrn, Aldrrmu of th* Third ward wm preaantrailed him up and gave him aore. piper. ad, and on motiaa rfAld. D*w«y lb* a.4 a. book, rayfog to him that he b*d jute rooriv*d a dwpafch from the South, ■ Mia* Eden Eek lee, uoly daughter of Mtn* waa accepted aad placed ou file. The foUowing areonnta were prevented, and that be and hi* Mother wee* going Mrs. M. E, Eckl** aad the only surrinng there at onec to ae< some *ick p*r*oa , aad member of tbo family, who is a Mudeut qis new Wagon Shop, where ba may be found at all hnnrv of any day. ready to do any work ia hia line, from putting * new spoke in aa old wheel, to the tmilding of th* beat buggy ever *ovn ia lb* eounty ot Barry. Don't ffwMt tb* plaaa; la the (hop with Jaeon Rieb A Bro , ranter of rei_ v_ j n ___ i a.__ . AS netaaaad aconou thaTare nut mi■foteorily arrswwfo by tb* 15<h af Nevrmbar wiB be kftfor eoliaclfom t!5 2a »B.J.G**wt. 6xmada docninx Aattwjtr lijoi.— Thi* popular line eommeoiod on ftair aummarftn* rord. Mamfov, May 14ft, ibrea fan expres* trafoa mu, iueannaction with tba M. C. R- K Vuarage-* l*n*ing Htoting* al 7 M A. M , arrive at Buffalo MOW, diy at 8:18 K «•<! Naw York next morning at 10;M a. X Tblg font day expn** i* the bari train between Michigan and tba East. fPufor car* from Dteroit to B^Wo.ri-pfog o»ft- from Bufidb to NeWXort. '......... by .yea and oa Ay—AM. . ... Tnang—8iton, Tarfnim N<p»'MtW1 n ■ 'I Thaoocoot ufOUvwrR. Woodruff *o ■action WM rdroed to tba Fisa— Con i I ■mm-rua rr > «.w. YU cSAjr ro»wiM the Wffl h* taJ^draw-L b* «f We Must Here Money Phoenix Block, State St. Tb* afflicted of thia portion of tba coun­ try ahOTld bear io mind the intrad^ visit af tb* aorgaoo* of the Natfooal Surgieal luriitMa, to Grand Rapid* on th* 2d and 3d of NovtSiber at the Morton Hriric. PW*« rehaare can b« placed ia thew •urgcoc:*; as tb* Institute which itw-y re;- Ou Sunday morning. lari the ptrple of thia city and vicinity were atortled by the report that Mn JL ?■ Bckhe «•<» her son Georg* BckU were Mmad'dead, both f^ bi h. , It ia raarwly pnamblc to gi«c axpremfoa ban. Tot. <4ot W —* « “• “ ofH, J. -M H- -P Io th* Miug of regr.t thi* aad tragedy mduMUbibbabvOTf-rr"*-;1 1bm oomaiuoed among all d*M* uf oor people, or the aympsdhy that i* exprwatri for th. aomriug rnladrm of the daparfod. OTbJflwta.r Ari d MJ to L. inapynpriate fo add that ibafomdy WM sum uniaeratiy rwapeol ed for tfoir ..ray uorifow troita of char PAI I on me bcforc purchiwing and I will sell you prodt llALL clioap ax can be found in the city ef Batting*. , Tba Nrtfoaal Harfocri iariitat* at i lodunapulia, Indian*, ha* long bcea wall . and fsvrirably known ftrougbnai thia .city J and vicinity. A nnudwr of our long suf- | fering eitixeuv. now rejoicing ia a rvstora lira to aound bodfos and liiab*, ow* thrir prearat happy coodiuoo to treatment roceivid at thia imritute, aad now that a number of skilled aurgrao* uf the Institute are to make a profoarinm) viah to Grand Rapid* on the 2d sad 3d of Novenb^ at th* .Morton Home, w* fori wo are doiag an *et of katoaaily aad juatioa ia rreom mending th* aflictod. by all mo***, to m* them sad not kae so valuable u opportu nity for relief. ______ I oath do aay that th* Mid Maricl K­ ' K. klra camo to her death by tncatia of the Fire Company could rou.li th* premise*. Loa* on tho li«M about MW—[neared , a buHct fired froa a putol iu the band* of for 8'2CO, and the ioas on tjyc fui nature . George Ecklce. i In tortimaoy wbtroof the aaid Coroner war rutirriy ravesod by insuraaro ' aodjthe juror* of tbia inquest har* herniato aK their hand* the day and yew afore An Awful.TrilfftljJAK mid. Jxoxrn Goli, Coroner. A Monix* KtuJtn nr Hi* Iwmaww Bott, Wwd twm Kim.* Himsut-r Silas J. Bobrach n th. TtrwnaMp <sf Map ] la Grove and cwSed for Hm. but *■ to- , HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. LEH’D STER.fr The Corotror* jory found ns follow* Theaday evening wa* th* ancial event of An inqutsiii-in token at Quimby in sail the acMou. The reception giren by Mrs. Barlow at her rtaidcac* on Jeffereou at.,. county on the fourth day of Norocaber I A. D. 1811, before Joseph Cole one of the waa a fine affair. The promt* were both ' numervu and coally, including *n |800 | Coroner* of said county, upon tbo view upright piano preaented by Mr. Dwight, of the body of Maria! E. Ecklec, there lying dead, by the oath of the jurom, The dwelling Eoum of 1mm Imrore ail- whuno as mm are hereto subacribed, who uxicd on Broadway, North of the Iron lacing swam to inquire in behalf of the Bridge, waa entirely Jratroyud by tru ot* people of thia State, whoa, in what MSSaturday Heroine. Tba Sr* ojriginaied ner, and by What mama tbr mid Mariel bring shot, at her rreidasroa at Quimby Stxtioo iu tb* townxbip of -Hxrii»nTbe fort* ia the eae *eem to be. a* dertl oped ou inriutlgarism before the Qyroow. Jury, inUtaUtiaJlfM fWtow^- ‘ ; Some trine about M»J 2>»t !87! on *j>pheation of Ha Mother. George ICcklm waa, by order of tbr Probate Cour.. *<M to the .kgylam for the Inanaa M Kakm*- GOODS, L10IES\MfiENT’SFER»Wfifl0DS, u» through lha Red ot immortality and del>a*uuetit, wlffle the boots of Satan shall be ewallowod up therein. Our Mo*<aea in tba pilgrim*#* of Reform are gullrd, strengthened and upheld by the great Good By< 1 Am, aad thus rrmforeed they go forth, b'nan the foregoing letter it will be teen panoplied by prayer and fUft.but to coothat George intended iu addition to what be did, to har. killed Mr. S. J. Babcock and Mr. H. J. ilanchcU, that tAe abacsce rf tbo former from home, ud the mbaing fire o( lha pistol in caaa of the latter eared their tier* The Sheriff found that the pistol lying ou the trunk had ooa barrel that had not been loaded, ud thi* acroonte for the cireumslanee slated by him io his Utter, and which Mr H. thinks is correct, The Becker A Huffman Electro Thera­ peutic Bath will be in operation at the Cent u to the attempt to shoot him on the r*l boa** Nor 1st Th. xflinted should doorstep. Tba facta proved before the »<4 foil to all. Lady palk-nU trraio.1 by jury-laove no doubt a* to tba substantial be greeted with a full buMe. AND FANCY DRY STAPLE but recaoaa by yuan and daoadas, are ao uumndiag that an* muat, perforce, look bry -nd hutn.n aguey for thi* great meaam, aad it ia by this* duiiMC aad by th* Let rwlyiag that iaa eob* the oiharwiae an OnSuuday moraiug next. Rot. Mr. Flctebcr will prioeb * aenuoa on the Mbject -WiU b payA-xnd we bop* bv may STAB (MWfflJUS. DotHe Store, 38, d» end «, CM terete. Grund Raptfe Report* from the ochool .h ,w that it ia pruaparing under Prof. Colman Laytoad da mat Mnguiae expeotatM. of bi. fnrala. Michigan Central .nd ite br*n*be*. next Sunday w* hear, bM do not knew what the chmtgto ar* to be. and Bey ’aoiMhlue at the agate ilk w soon H it was tight M loohrf into tba windew, tb* Karo. bring ekrad. and no reply received to tLrir repeated rap., and aaw Mm Kekle Iriugon the kriftra by dead u b„ iapp,^. H» at eeee onae to &a city, leaving U. forewi guarded by llw men who wrrr with him. aud notified lb* Sheriff of the cuodirioe of thirre Th* Sheriff al oaco mt word to Crwvnrr Cale, and Marled for ft* Uare Attirtoff Uvree, ba hod Charles B. Benham And Samuel J. Biddnun pried upeo , Bfodow •ad ratretd ft* boo.,, They lound Xra. E. aa Mated abor*. ,»d fo„ing their way into the chamber*, every d.w ,ad windo* In the hoaac bring faatew.], found G«<Ke laying dead <M hi* bed with a revolm clutched iu hi* hand with two aldM- flU ‘obUnttH’ I barrela empty On . .ta of the bed by another rerohu, . bowfo ’fold itmi. ■ knif* .nd the following latter, whieh wa Gold, bM piraaanL print Vtrbitiu, : Buaioca* ia improving. I did intend rrroegw on , number of Bewd the OaaauU proendi^a, • of nil the papular pattern* •nd beat qualities nt lowest mten. I have ju*l leceiveJ a full line of 4 tnfornwd that H the'- — mA they were purchfood the tnauufuctin-er rea‘ite» but little if any pay wh»tevgr for the eilka, tnat the caabl wc paid wbb qaite or nearlyV>sorbfid ia paying Ute Cmvtfr-ntneiit duties. ,. z. 3PIU5G A COMPANY. Men's and Boys' Clothingto which I now invite eapecud attention. I aut selling at price* that will Mtoaiahall. Come in and look over my itock. HATS AND CAPS. GOOD ins TO IB mu THE 1878 SUN. Now Yodu I keep constantly on hand a full aMortment of men'a and boya’ Hata and Capa. �Rural Topic*. WriUan £r 0» Bs»»e Wrsto*, lam asked W SALE few f«4 from th* kwh of and made to throw ont.oew tops, (he prsbl ability is, that yon woul i in a tew yrnuJ Railroad*. 0. P. Rowell A Co’». Col. Legal s. after fcrlilixwg them as above, have trees ITEJ vault be emptied in the'’fall or apr»K?" Privy vaults may be emptied in the fallor early io ths spring, but m th* faH it Mat. Select a anitabie place to deporit fa/ fcialirtdj in your, garden , then throw «p a htfaslsmbankmcnt of earth, eight to write feemm high, according to it* liquid tie and horses, I know of on Want ’ ' rwditlon. If no* in a liquid ataU no em­ than to arrange it with a floor tn titap I bankment is BMcrouy. Probably aa em..■daqfotynave bay and grain onlks i , bankmrol around a cirel* 10 fret io diam­ > tier wocld U large enough for tho eon .a»d Mitt cattle atalk oc one aide and * -'for1‘Borers on th* other. Tb* hay * tenu of any ordinary privy. Before any i*val takas place, provide sufioent garsoil to aux with thi privy eootenu as old riyle, but I aut ana no way to *mp*os* ' FiMfflyor,ICIAGENTS wwiiwrwi0! «?as •>s tt- Vulbaaa oar* Uuoos* u ™.. ' ""U. Wijr lautoai. W & stfin of night soil; and so continue the layers till all is disponed ef. Coal ashrt are very. Kood to use with the earth or alone, bat only such aabes are aultabl* as have been rifted. Tn a tew weakk time (if the mixing be done in lb* spring) the whole may be shoveled over, aad applied to the garden ahinglca may ccat from <20 to 125 more when it ia plowed or spaded, without be­ than ■ second quabty, but they will be tb* ing nt all oBsosive. and th* fertilising qualities of it will'b* very great. tueuioBn, but 1*1 the posts be M high aa *ffoanl>te,At>d hare the Urn in good pro­ , ortiio, became tie more room yon hare over the stalls lb* better, ar few or no farmers ever found their barn* too large Give the roof th* usual pitch, and use pice shingle* of the beat quality. Such ! iiim ip'MKW.HXI SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE, years unprotected ? It is doubtful wincher b -will pay to' paint tM 'flrut rjuality of pine shingle*, or put oil on them. The amnsremcQtf of the arable* mar be iWCw wifafafaliooeL 1* k «&Jy ..a M a™,. tu,i u • B4gx£g«jjtdsn M I bettefifur horse* to stand upon the ground, some other place, and raise tho earth I and although it is the cuvtotn generally to around their trunks, sloping off a few feet. fluor cattle and home stables,^yet I have | If rtse* and <b« tops be cut Uck, aad lhe I hnpq^utk/n unfloerod CalM f>f tb* n» i ground well festiliud, tb* tree* would be * Ln Ihil-they .ri> taoru eimforiabli when II ia a flourishing condition In two or three sum . fW*Wf* |1 | \ ,j'i:uTr£!a!"S? ££ “ JJT.JTT ■or •—Uta mrhrar bM*. t*. BJANB lAFIil IIVIBIBM. cow* are lying dowb, and their urine ia j years; aad I lliink the same result could orr*c». »• ’ mostly saved, which is an important cen- I ; be secured by raising the earth around ' ___________ sideralion, being aqnually worth per cow, I or horte, if all wer* eared, not has than ; »25**ch j<r annusi. Same agricultural ehomiau intimate it! to be worth Mnoally 150 per bead , or that it contains by anallaw JirtiJiting qoaStiaa lha; would cost ' JSDTo purehaac." 5ow, If a bed of day, REGULATOR e!*Jfy ** U p’**d ’P00 pwiod fcor of the I stable*, about six in­ ches thick, then wet nod packed hard, with a ali-bt .ieprearion in th* eewre—ju,t • rtwvgh tn prevent tl»e urfna from nAniag .. ewwy. it will dl be tnred i| ^b’rSi *,ri*’** *‘*llle’ “ "e 1 “ ,ll“ Whieh rfioatd bn liberally supplied ; and if, • the dawg be-properiv managvd, this wrise | Every tidy housewife dstcare the cedi। ro*c>ta *■«* and otbar vwsaui. Two or 1 three domimlicated tM-ls would keep the ! eoast tier of three, and would be found more ilerirablf than a cat, aa they are, I wholly tree from trespaaaing oo lhe rights ! -r —— — .1__ .k- ... . tl- .—J i- 1— tUSX4 mi KAPIII AMB DETROIT JGDfIS WANTED! .“.-St PICTORIAL BIBI ’PURE'^VEGETABLE. GRACE’S Yet, particularly a root cellar. Let It U under the barn floor, with ataia leading U It ft: a earner uf tbr flour and *q saelot rf asyokcep oat froa. In thia cdlie there should be large bins for. duffcrant roc< evnp* to be fed tu stock .during the.Call, UfLZ.i-.i .. z... a. i- L^JCt._. Many instances might be cited of pet ■ toads remaiaing several year* in a family, 'and doing valuable service with no other cvmpeuatiuu than imtuuuiij from per»ecutioW. AU that W sue, wry to secure eowpotam, indoor qr out, is’ to provide them willi cool and sad* retraaia by day. convenient aeon* to waler, and they arill go forth to the performance of their tsxturns] duties "without money and without Io Europe toad* are carried to the cits** to market, and are pusnlused by »he borti Lulwnata, who, by thaiz aid. are enabled to keep in nbmk the muluplieatij* of tho ia»cct tribes which prey upon tbeir fruita, flwwre,*<e. .No om can alndy th* anatomy of this reptile Without being onrvinred of its per­ fect adaptetioe U the aplrer* which it Sila in tho scotxnoy of nature. Iu tongue, whieh is capable of great elongation, in attached to th* anterior portion of the J*" ■ “• w*, **ucu n.c u in repose, reaching down to the border of the --------stomach. mealed ill® toed sere “ The -- -------------its prey, its cyw aparklc, ha toes twiteb, and, quicker than the */<■ can follow, the ■ vatioa may be made in the ground, and walled up, so aa loadmil light through them. There ia nothing about a barn a* valuaUo and important a* such a cellar■ I but it must have a drain, if subject to wa- lower aide, the entrance to thia cellar may be oo the outside io the yard; and it. might *- , be here, •perhap*, . r ■ if the born it on level ground, by ckeavaUng .odwallibg up* a rid. psriage to Ae debr My tiMc* Kj never build a bam with uni a root cellar,• aa it will m* cost much, ud it will pay; fur Itself every winter, If filled with bcota, > , rcr^rA*. uiuc, under the stalls, which are to be well floored in tt.ia case, il’is a good thing when a barn ia on a hillwide, a* that ma tiurt cas be hauled out easily from lhe' lower side. Trap ^oors should be made, , to’ t^mit ibe dung, and so constructed an. never to be removed by cattle treadiuc on-1 Ihein. But manure duea uot drouarpOMi SALVE. istr. WORK FOR ALL. —— - - - - - - 'WWtl ft ;aau THE GEEAT CAUSE bai5"breatii U..-,<uX an* luuu. .j, MmJTTUi. JS&saiSSt Tie Grai Swttai Ttots»ftfai tfcOtEADAGHE. te'lStBa. Northern CENTRA RAILWAY COMPANY A4«ma Ik* sahlukerr TDK fl LTERWEl.I.11EDir.lL CO. (I***r uu*M«sr. as* is «*h itx’.S’T.flsreii TngWgt^gggy POULTRY WORLD. Souiland's Pignon-Rnost. Tb* moat timid and harmfon aaiaaals (become formidable and even terrible when jcoogrepted ia great numbers. They uke w nMiqs whatever of man, and iu their )Ovqxrcgtted capacity bwxne his foo. A ' of.bnffalos* on th* plains i* a IBrnir in its tmrreh; a drove of rata ia Northern Xwvjw> stuck* *D living ihinna tlmt enme » . a,..!, ir it road ■riMi statioSh tsssrtJrtttfifcK. s?*Ul ta> IKSBES!. will fire fang badly when placed ia such a* cellar, if not kept quite pat; and on the 'Whole, I eemidcr it rontarrat donUfof wheUltw it pays a ftriwr to buBd one. as; there an way* of pranortiag dung in the opnqt air which, in toy opinion, are quit* aa pro&talde, with lire aid * “ ’ keep th* Leap* mout, a* ' under ewer, and waler .'.'Til —JSgvr. wwft? •4",W .W’Uroj.nl is lompU. 'wiiJ.i iu shed, or afaeds, fronting the South,’nr the a >^r W“*F J-hS**-* wintera be amply protected in i|*em ; and tliey can her* H fed ,i0 recks in cold, stormy rreaUwr, and nr tU'Open yard h> mUd weather. If made high and oommo- TBA I !»'.<«> iJ>rG SORTH. BSetanttstaws: 5 ..-'.-ror..'..C m*r* sv Miewisjw. T1>*Clre*h Osartfev Ike •KKf.taj.“&ni.L ‘ ; ( t 1 1 it would often bn very useful to have a ‘ door to open from the sereod story of the •Md to tb* second story af U>«| Imn, $ Few Tort GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS flwtrr fall upon year eyes till reviewed tbr tranaartloas y. Wbeao hare I , turned the effaces are not apparent." wawc. impwmbk. Bat digrins amnnd the. *a 1 &.• aa the roots pn.Ui.ly extend, and ep- I !.,/„, ... a want -...-a. ->’saaamwp;, ■ VI >!-<■ ?_q. i .a । •psytitg co** ot wetn vajrr tiarshi-. emeu tawu, uurmn. rSs=j=5saE=a?= � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-11-14.pdf cda840e6a698837dec6481fbd01d60a7 PDF Text Text NO. 29, Pc]fEmSkL~MID BMraf HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., NOVEMBER 14, 1877. woaM appreciate my style of bounty, If I took . iitrie prim to make him <to ao » ' "BM Mr. Sbarriugtos T" . "I wiU tell him. Tie will not pbynot." “I think ho wilt." Wrr "Oh,, nd 1 He will be inlerreted in the good <J tha f.miiy. ’ He eotrnm eaxt wreak. Fotuuwiely, Pally Mauk auth a odd. ami Mr. Bedmood can ace but Ituic of her ustil then ' Quite pleased with my scheme I ran up Maim to give Patricia berenagtadsapa, sitling down at the windew of bar Sana, asd bowing cordially to Mr. Redmond whus I could see writinc in bi. unde's Mady, in th. gnu ataMMo muss tha- way. Th. lir-her. bid aS theJ- uaaeb-.il vbal os. rm- WHOLE NO. 2075. . t I i : ! I Wc fatdarif made men ray oft®, bwl srif-nainUe men a great deal oftarer. । Thoboywho wm spanked remarked thuhia mother w. hia wmm W When tbe bril pwnohnoMd. io Bishmood relocsa Ue pamtcra erii it th. whinley ring. O« m th. Hash hSb tbe thro, i— ywtt ryre. Oeettod. ? Bel ism amply 9 o’riook. Pattida Ku been goa. reree hours with Hr. jsberringtoo, and I know aomstbineb wrong.’’ *Whalr ' 'I demanded nrosriag mv"I dea l know." Nine, 10,11, and 12 u’dock pareed. No eerrtage—no newa. At noon tbe next day the buggy drove in-totb.yard, Patrieis aril Clyde SberriAglosi alighted. Patricia oaolyprswcated tor huabaad. They bad bceu memed lie DR. C. R CSS ELL. PHYSICIAN &SDRSKN. . My sister Pttriaa wm an beirma. Strange eitoaph, for we bad always been terribly paw at Lowbridga. my widowed mother bringing up bar four <taar-htera with tbe greatest difteuity; but when brought an, vre were worth lookisg at. I baltere. Harilhy habits and ftugri living ata apt to ntak. good osadkaona, and Beas and Amy. and Patriae and I, were m bright and habdaoest girt, aa are often Bills printed Jit the Banner Job Office! Bea. and Amy wars twins, with eym m bine aa lb. sax awrefeiekr they were born, irey ehveks. nd long, Hgbrbrown cwri.-; Patricia wm a ^mritlmg hsirirtte, while I WM m perfect a bioode, with crinkled hair, like Doritos grid. Great had bean our eariaamesi when Aunt BsUy wrote Swarr's FIRST GRAND PRIZE DENTIST Nukrills lidipi Well, in dee Ulna, she came. She put ■B al the hotel, for Ml railage U Lowbridge wms'i big enough to hold her, with her aaod, cuechnuu and carriage ; bet fortunately Au wm close by, and abc spool Use larger half of three days with ATTORNEY AT LAW 1 SOLICITOR AUUn’l Urea Bure. IivmImi. Muk. . uttM Just received First Prise at Wisconsin SMITH k KNAPPfeJT, •' ' State Fait- at Jac ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT- I'.as. M?S*.rr>a Cis.xarSwtr... DETROIT lo do myself the pleasure of visiting yo thia rammer. I bear that brother Abs left foer girts, aad I want to are thro, am getting on in years, and will make on Of them my heiress," Ac. ' Aunt Betty of Fairhaven, was worth STOVE WORKS, We all thought Beas would be her ebofoe, for father had named her Eltahetb for Anal Betty, though abc had always PHYSICIAN A Six-hole. Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. 'rWHSi.. beautiful and sdeutificully-arrangtjd Diving Flue Stove now in thowar^sL H. Aj GOODYEAR. POWERS it BARLOW lm in hmm; iww JOHN Q. CRE«T. cTg. holbkook. L J J’fiJOi'.OW ever neen in th>« market! "Mr dear, you thill be say beirare. Bo it wu Patricia aba chore to laave her money lo, Vol we were not left oat in lb. cold, for .b. scat the twins, who were only sixteen, ta a cvnvret school for two years, sod inriled me, with Patricia, to ibe Hermitage. It was her home—a stataly dM Htindio of gray atone, gloptpr looking on' the'oht-IJ- L., I.. . ■ nrl bresufal within, without tbctag folto least modern. We bod Meh a maid and th. tree us of a horse and cartugf. Af ter making thia proriaiou for our comfort. Anal Betty excused herself from maitug aoaopany af U, sad wa were ft-m M air to rojoy ourodvea aa wa ebum, provided wn did not interfere with her o.ps Wecbtmi George Oliver ofWatoUw reporta to the Lansing RrnaMtcM fbii ha has a cab Log. weighing fcnpotuuU "No fttas, no notoriety." •Shn took her pboo ooody at the table. Th. SUU convention of the Patrvta of “Yoa uredn'i beniiate to lake Gag. Htub.odrywillb.helditLaoriBgDee.il. now,Gertrude, I e s deadia Jot. with you, There win be 150^000, 000 feat of lu»and. a. 1 like Clyde beta. I thought I’d Suddenly .be lifted her decide the matter without uy ccarplies- her muheseo. beautiful head '■Jia. Mr. Redwood called to inquire I khisk I vw dumbfounded ; bat I found my tongs, whan Mr. Redmond for me to-day, Gerty?" ‘•No, I believe not," I replied, iadtfar- cme thal evening, aad arid “Yas." . I give my experiespe for tbe Unefil of other.. & {( daagarona foanfog oo.’. The blue silk suit was finished, usd having 1»M aside my half.niooTribg for Aunt B««iy nod donaed u. Use ftmuly pro . The fallowing .rtide from the Beira?. Buuaeed Use effect "channing." A*tr<A rrsbenr. .hoeid have tbe attamwo ' ll Mr. Sherrington cootiog today, uf every JJepabiitaa in the eeunty of Gertrude?" asked elKnu. Barry. The bawku if ii ia a rrw eapo. oent of.tbe prisripiaa aad policy of *.h« Repulliean *°d .Nrsya fnar to its yas bad better—" she whispered, but I interrupted her by my exit from th. apart­ thaw Un imblre preroa^ W. bament. Maw. to the wiatnre brier the frairi of The next train brnagbl Mr. Clyde BberJedge Pratt of Hdbd.ll. puts .bout that rtelory, sod that wfacrevre the Re"Hk. ddighUul Uul the sprinn b U pobHeao. elect to iritao Chore who have Mv.uty.fiva divinwaa a yaar ia Isis rireail^ The aggregate valuation of taxable hand," laid be; the aamdrioe growioz property in feaamaw county ia frBlFJH, warm, and Die gram springing! I jiamed J wt.kh »6,8tl301 i. real muto. a bit of wood Cuming up from the lutfoo that ia full of artistes. W« will hare D. A. Bhdgell Iim commenced lopwiog rem. ddqtlrtfal walks, Gerty. 1 am vrey tired of city life." "Y«U Ojde, dear; but yoa see I bare been obliged to nd« a litde plan which will interfere somewhat with that ermogv menl,” 1 replied, quickly, “is faca, tor tbe bsmily good, you know, I want lo lead you to PatrictaF' "Ixod m. to Patricia!*' , Tboprere neilbar ia, nor engba to ba, "Yes . while I lure away a Boat Indi tmampt Iran th^ unt<>-mt natural law gtble suitor she has. Mamma and I eoo- wbore operations were »t> aptly fonsulited cindcd that it X lb. only way,1 1 ><UU- by Herbert Spencer in th. pbruM, "th* "Patricia hm a fortune of ooe bufolred survival if tbe fittest." Is its mm tbe Uumaand dollars, you know." pr.oerpk of"nMnrel selection’' Works iritbm unusual Hmitauocs, for the vm rierrim "Weft, wc think this Mr. Gage Had of the newspaper aa an isstitnuoa i. re­ markable; lo retablrib ooe in, m a rule, a Work uf the grttlmt diftealiy, no matter aa 1 dso t think I'm a totally nnininrattRS pereoo.—do yen. Clade !—I am going w try and firt a little with Mr. Bedmood Nw, yen won't L« a bear aad any so, wBI yen, dear? And yoa’U try tn half M by devoting yeuredf to Patricia, won't yen?; At 6nt toy companion did not Wieve that I wm In earoert, but when couriered of nsy aineerity hi. artorririitaeul was ine*peasrible. I iwto«mber that be stammered out some friut oldectiona, but I woukl cor barea, a»d before retiring that night J whispered to marnnis that I bad made ii <^ly be wwll mtabUsbad, Ua ireew reo meotam ia sufcocct to overeoae rery fortuulaMe obstacle., But that peculiarly ia "rfie exception tint prewar the rale” that priJb’ftl fiHh taking on peartted form fa '■■barriprin. lieu and krinaal pattuoags, is largely tbo erratum of lh* enterprise and judgement shown in jour naDatic msuaremeou lo the long run ti^.sktn and ability,. or the foci of knreriMYMrirri of stet iSW fiiriiih Which yiriM orir <M HtelMb or over 6,400 bushels ia aB, end thri arr«ri other formara in tbe mm nriffhborbood h.v. rrimd 4,000 beabri. atab. made a no of 8,000,000 fool aad » Kt work turning oul about 100,000 daily. Th. Sagisaw auperrtiora, tsy a n> &od arbutua with Mr. BErtri.rtoawh0.il waited to rereive Mr. Redmond. ’ When he came I wm in the garden, and had ordered luoeh aa boar eadwr than usual My [ric Uu» adk looked ad cowrieouoiiriy by Anal Betty’s w«ri». ■od ths retail was that I returned to larw bride, io the sumnww. engaged lo Mr. Clyo. Sherriogtoe. He was wealthy, handwae, agreeable, well connected. Everybody aaid, “Gertrude has don. welt for bereefr." That autamn Aunt Betty died, Patricia Th. eqnalinod vidn.lino ef loris ounnty SsM.23SAdO. Th. total tax tabs Trired is W7,140.»7. Major Wataoo, of Grand Bterik, in making arrangemoeU k> pet The Forert >»fl Raui>a'A<»n». «><* the >mproremeirt» or 177T «Md.i Xebeid of tb. IM ft. HBlTt.SU PURPOSBK tri Seiran Acorn » • BOILER IRON b-w. -nh ««urj Bun. .nd. fudpng bora J* I" *" .TH1* Fo^wt•a*^r^>•dl<Ll^'•Cooli<•s'8•o"■ ■ WARRANTED aENTeriXx- We are al*> agent" B E F A IS Uh! The BJUtRlSOJ^ WWGOJV, aowta>7«rt«rc5™’4*°c*11- '““iMT",hx4’ “a«,t Pn%. P0WKH*i. doi’l lei her marry a fortune hunter, usanm" mid 1, lookiug up from a letter I was writise to Mr. Sharriagtan. • I would nofo.IT loariThnlpiti bri Wbu suthority have £ Gmttvrie?" arid my toother, “In a J wft! ba in ssdiridad Tta’ Heritor Mb Wm. H. Goodyear. FgmOflEiL Otfl8B- PEOPLES OBUO phr™w. Kusliy n««sv~ wbnWfovwte Bap«bitoMta>aaa prittiaal systauM wM wish te aaaaaaain a party nvariaMimi to davrius tba qm is ,• ' Tcmmeot. aud who appreciate lie mat importknre of tha panto aa th. ebJefaguit ofiateffipnt paty «®>rt. Of eowree cftrfal "jnlruwuge" an a rrifo gres to the repneeataivto of tbe lintoisiet party ia each fooaHly. Outride of that, h”i?' ,,'ckl• l,"??5T01*"1 *d8“' euur.l7»«’ **•“ STORE. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any until you have priced their Good., for you p”- will save money by it. p.,«d will Dr»a»«»-t Everybody^kflftVs »bey are the only PHFTICM UWBTMttS the ’tHy and attend promptly to all cal tbaHinedayornighu n>it»r« TiwX •"dk. 8S<U 8U» »., .BMUre luntM im ■r . ir . „ . right to eotanJ Ur i "Bel yo«u inlaaw.------ "WiU tore vwy iirie rifoa if abc ret. her haul ec ihU Gage iUdmund. itoy Mop atariog vaentiy ent of tbe window., I E;,UO, TIMmi-w luiawnb ma,bdfovn---------------- r do, sod sc kern apart from him doting *e Ba wm inter orins. with :hb vary natvrirtatod mtitaNy?' tvrwKtedttoi Uaivereity. Upon motioo th. Hoe. J. A. GarfkU, the Han- J. H. McGowan of CridwaMr, and tbe Boa. J. W. Ruoe oCGmnd Baj" ida, two of our Michigan Coogrreomao, hare bren admitud to wreOre bribes tbn Supreme Court uf th. Unusd Bunre. Mu^.imw nrSchtmtanft, and Amta F. Baftard of Paw Paw. A divoacs baa bore gnatad U TiK Gre W. Bradford, by tbe Circuit Court of Raton County on. the graanda of U>«r. ta support. She b a daughter of thn Ham. JoMgb Msttpanv, J Cbnriaito, and hot wwMia«<bM.,os dMn». 18H M lbs most brilliant srer knm ia that plane. AGnadHapMs bna htvpmlh •!«,Oild worth ef piste gbta ia that eRp ia the United Stat® troop, are bring gradu­ ally killed of by oM eg. Philosophy ie • good thing 11 enables . mao to j»y cue cent Tore newspaper aad *Te omta for a poor eager. Dr. Hell myv that raw potatoes aro good K rare drunkewnMO. The Murphy MT. �chssgr iMs is tM .ppmatswel of&ntai W. Vocwtaa m tM rurevaoew ef OKrer. are small, although there b a ebaaea font P.JNartoo « Senator from Indium.; Ip. it may ta placed on tta statute books uJtoctnBy rowidcsod, foe can4a Kmeirtial Dbtrim in whifoffan-* oiricr lW,Jdcn^»Mre J^sporively Mm.UmUtafpm-WWJWnMi-. nan-. didate b defeated, although aa excellent man, by a mgjerby of 1000. Thb b doe Ji after tM Conkling style during the ran vena. Laotyaar that fibtnot gave IWdeat Hay— 1174 ra^ority, and ia 1&75 tbe Epi^irsi —mlH ii foe w— slanted by 3M majority. TM result b aifuffleent TMenrvmqy Mate-ent leaned by eontrolbr Knox on tM let of tM month, ehowa an iuermas of National bank notes. b-.be Demoent of ordinary abCitira, btft Mr. Mortoa w— an alteg—her etarwoefotauy mac. Mr. Vuofonm Ik a talker, aM evatber briDbnt one, — poMainmgw, but Mr. Morton bad a root ,x^tia cap>vefty no well an a atari* power qf ta^rrosfon adapted to al lha purposes «f a great ■ttfc&M. Moreover, and hie i. tki Palmer John Morri—ay, Iprise to everybody wM eanld Mve earrfod hb ^sra dbtriM emdly enough, foil moved to Man! Tam­ many in it. den, rad dilligeady wrot ov» , toMte■Kwyromr ante g»w m»- dor which efeawbarv in our bad hm re­ cently fi—rreyed many live, and mnch IA full tine of Undershirts and Drawers spectablr in tta eUy. Tt embracra Mur­ rey Bill, .ad bold.-whin ta taut, .wrything lU in wealthy and ari-o—atio in OerCUBTOij DBPABTMBNT con a hw.f and ttynrr^nJ RopubSe, while Voorhees waa frittering away bit time an the toil, of trrleoe.i/Jr.rjiAcmrro^yMrftm CkWgMKRES wd CHEVIOTS acme Western States, were dragged into ' lha caavnaa, aad m the other hand, no J actual tow, like the parities of ou Bn | perhaps it b bettor, un tbe whole, aad mi pubtee* 1 ‘nmdrat, taken ia obedbaoe to tbe platform spun which ba wm pbewd by l«*4sn; 4or the RapnHican peaty, that toeh an erhibis nf the prfawplra aad am-1 general nonaent, were ignored or evaded. ywairars of tbe two grant pcnbaabtraM be made plainly before the cowwtvy for pm eraf * Msnideration. \ Jockwo b going to barn a naw ward aebool home eoatiag 14,000. crease in the crop ol com thb y—r, com Mom W. Field bee purchared the Mt. prod with that of 1B7S, of 4V*---4 Clemen. mineral spring! property, and tobusheis, or—orv than fifty par icatam. tendi making Lxtmeiru improvements The 7Vmr« —ya that wheat b not aa wvvraga —up. bat “corn aad oat. are tramco bill pomes the Senate and tbe Prmidenl stone b, tbe old axperirww has got to be gone ortr again. Prtom wiU twtaate, lha old epemlstive foaling will obtain, and then will be wild times' in thr Manet. COFFEE. SOAP TOBACCO. CROCKE MOO gallons of Ohio Ware. Vol. 22 4U. V The Democratic ionl aoateno- to thrill •*tetberate*nec-rot Ate an efcrt w« M j m&A, lb Orognm to redans tta tex on gUAey.and that bourbon «iB > «U> I CHEAPEST AND BEST. men ia tba world. Sammer and winter he waa at hb cfiU. in hb ragnler chair ai p racboly thn name bo^W and wo bo to the olerk who wm any tbo brn regular, fa *n the fifty yean he never failed to put ia hb ap|«aranm aLpraris|jy • o'cloak, *x- ^^bm’iSSd’'*’ *’ . , । , foa big thing — »M a—oup. Jn October thirty homcelooda were rn the laat mm-ta Horpor. foo own* of rod at the Traveroc City land oMee. Tan Browk, co— to foe eoueimtoe font TU State Ptmahgiml Borimy hold. klln.MnlMtam.al> i unit -sating at Grand MapUa DoJh CoMrunm.i John F. Driggs b rite meh at hb bom. in Bant Saginaw. The People’s Paper $10,$5,OTi2.%0 PHIZEDISTRIBUTIOHCBIPAWY । g r Dr. Hey Hold, wm tendered a -eatery iarating at Adrian,' aa (mt., prvriowe to bb departure west on a temporamw, kciuriog U puree of 1100 w- given hint. paid (Clubafrftwt K?? 3 CHESTER’S CUREl Thi o-r HOED! . -A-sthmu, **“» Bronchitis, Catarrh, WONDERFUL CURES IS THE "BEST." cESS.’!Ka.te.“CU.t. away fou- W-hington seem to do, that than wm a*y Wa temporary iaunwftiua Mtaobwai—od th. (Maniofomby foe «N to fapte-kw. TM tontine work of I 75c. lTNKVEB FAILS! Try itO—-«B | Qabg of BtW, f>OnU«e P**d. 70c. ‘ ' IClnbroMen “ “ c» xneroroivniIMPERIAL SOAP ‘m candidate for Governor at 'Minamata, •wffl tevw foojrt 18,000 m^orityotor Bm ma£ ibc Woeraiie Q*ecbaA Wrak, Stanley Nattbewv >. undo-teed by Bo .«tHton*S—«> M iata—ding to rote fol ! fans ef.tta afafiimfomnC Kellogg to ■ the we—yuui end wtfrfo. I ^1-Ii.lK^PlT-Uta. Ute.', kater'. to X... Marrtrnwe UertmcMwa kta. । I Maith praam—ad Um Ha wm a gmd, kind mm, nd emdd Mt only make w-noyi bet me It. He pv. uwey a —rtais pm 1 to-JU Mimetai that Jobbery. BepmUi. It fc tM tax ____ Hogl° * ITmton. CARBOLIC on Henry Wilta Uinta though -any think TM death ef Junm Brown, Motor, of ta b about 817.OMM1M start. tM great bonking boom of Brown Brow, A Tuacaila county juatioe of the,penCO, of fob dty makta a gap In foo ranks of gran shoot two v—re age. Thera b a wta marriad to impeeuaiom roaSic a*d foe .olid men, asd hta left Mhisd him a wide difference of epio'ne — to tM atti- eoUrteod no foe, presented bb billlojM , of tM President. Mr.MauMna-v« Board of Soparrieora. fortune of omj milboaa. By wiU M gira to nheeilsbh end ode-tried pur- the bill will promptly (was tbe Sonata and ran as an independent candidate for Bona- st., Grand Bapids, Mich. fdaiaed to foo— wta Un wmtbed tM uim of political events there daring foe pa— MX ar eight -aafoa. The efort nude bad baaw aada to block aB other fogbin tiou until they yielded ; end, in addition, I and b well known te every A—eefaes who1 there appearad to ba a feeling that curb a vimte London. Tba dinner wu a grand ranurt w— only legitimate to the extent of alair. and wm a doaaAad nrwpFimiat to —curiag free ib—rins and tbe privilegs of proposing emendmeau Tbe silver bill rmident in London. The >paeebm were, (nose’].oo motion of Mr. Bland was the u w— proper, lasgelo coveted with money sansa, etibeuatiaUy, - that iatroduevd by aad it w— natiraahia that every ana of th«an denounced >he silem bill in an-am .. riqppo—, for p change, that we da not —inutelcr three United States Saaatarabifw laexmMs. Let tM other aide cwaoiliate HhA ^"SvDor.X'd. Brown,of Mueimipjri BUST I-ITHNC for throughout tbe Staten that bald tbeir eloetioeo an that data. Tbo aaoM ample proparatiow had bom made for receiving foo Had Mr Ewing bam willing to grant TM recall ol tM Hou. Ja— Birooy ' fro— tbo mi—ion to . the Netherlands, tbe rneramiiiaa to- which he wan finally which, to reported by telegraph, will leave obliged to resort to get bia bill oal of the Miekigaa without aay repr—ertatire is Sccretary Sherman edsderanr Senator j foe Bet of important dtplovaatie positions. Matthew's MR ■ 1 The Boston Advertto« published . ! ai Dri—ouiee'. Thendey night, th. earn, Tto Bepublicanj entry Wjaatoala by j complete synrmoto of State lUilroad Com > *v« &,0W) majority. . - «, tamnioacr Wiliam.' reronl report, ami: toon being a dinner tendered Mr. Janina co—^liaMOU foe ability of th— ofioer ao S. Morgan of London, the partner of foo It b said that a pert te the Demoerorif | shewn by foe report. late Peabody. There were, porhap., aa p—gfonimi b to ro-ona* tM ndie—< iaTim bandrad aad thirty-wive pupito st 1 foe Hint -ylomTta stay--tans voter, not to, |W too Me B. Gough loatnr- m Grand I firm a point oa it, ia a monk. Ko aayn the Rapid., Janaarr 30. There won't M another off year for fopf yfora. Tbe Rcpalilcnn party ebouid thabkOod far that­ ' • 'It tea grant deal more manly to vote ffirnfly for the Democratic ticket, than to 7uJp cleet it indirectly by staying it Emm. nRSitiJ ijy. J and Shawl Straps. foara era XfiOmudente, law. 348; literary , Mfr, denial, 33, ho—tmthw aellege, 86. Derhoiralic tiekat. ' I. our Rmdym.de Dopsrt-ont gate it to tM ouuiUt of tM party that i filled the atraet in fount, while toe ' upper eraet," iadudiag metaban of Congra— tod local Isadora occupied a room epeoiilly rmarvadfor (M Mt,. Faable attempte were made to ehecr the autioanccnmta of iy-erven, and of tbe indepeodama awesping vietorim" ia tboaa bulMcud of lha Unbad State, of A-srxa ' / ThaJudoa> Sifery. States south of the Potomae when polxtl the one hundred aad aseond. sport.. M baa never defrauded foo people1 We nctice that 4*0 Grangers of Ca'JmnB ( HABLES M. CBO8WKLL. aa a legislator. In hto oAcml capacity be 1 By the Gooerncr nwMfdF* *^ur Board of .Svqm:’be:« km boon a square man. Be feeb J net aa j idation tave aeeomptbhod tbrir perfect Coafimatioo of Peusylvtoia's E. G. D. Housu, See- of State. l<orae>’they app.07: axed hiOV aa ant.a good over hb splendid watery m Kelly work. apostasy provoked noisy de—oostratiom oa tta eataiJe end wss posted by ■erry-p, State Agricultural College at Leneiag oeroaadere a—oag the extensive, gathered al. aud hruec ilegal.btt there i« nod taler Two KiliBsno brvwera have betu fined .that a Hepubl'icaa will succeed Mr. Conk- I Mamehuscus, Coonertieet, M-w York, ] ■ns Vs dmem aad that to, that tbo taia--y of ' 125 sack, for aeaing beer oa Sunday. ling ia lha Senate. Thb wm tbe raal Wacousta, Minn—cte aad other quartan.' *rtF: Ji-lgrv bbtly ju»t ba fwhet I An old r—ideal ralie sUratlon lo the prita of the fight, aad if wa Mva —rod | it st : d be, ted we dral 'e«ver «rfc!c .a fan with a very depre-iSg eSect on the that we have done wail enough. To smash Biy'vrtirverouybodytef mm whmjmr.nthe Tammany alate ia the oily, aad to aa J notwithstanding th* frequeet rvaort to cS« V •Tll'r pot^e ftad>, rat lad any rave tba Legbture, b good om^h in New liquid refr—hmcnir supplied without etint, ntr X <1 ta iMrrl-e lilt remprafor ra np acthnnufi gradually waned and the crowd dbpoasod with a very uneemfortebto Tbe peerage of tha ailrar bill, by .uah fori—gporvudiag foe wbol. mana. There baa ee’^n rrro l'3i lavor i .vsne het-fog Majority io tbe Howe, been a marked abeenoe of the meal boo—of i'..« Crciu a no I rammed mueh|serpn- in the city. New lege on- eecnaiow of Democratic suebe— ; ■ Wui Stand hj thru j aad in view of the apathy aad dcmorali— tioa generally prevuiliag among the Ito-1 peMiaaaa aad Uta punitive feeirog of dbentirfoctfoaj-d dmeoutant in many loculi-, b em- Gty Times baa mllatoad, by townties. Bspoblicnae fete rattier ctaarfol than •hqe, the rstiamted mwrae- aad yield of the six principle crops ratted in that State this ii—re, and publishes lha —tea by ronnties, in com parison with the —me ataInti— for last year. liem show an in- I n-k " U OhTBCOATlNG in rood tevM. 33 Monroe tow Weed and Peter Cooper, walk up to the polls and cast tbeir Mlloto lor Jobs Morri—ey, aad without aay attempt st cceioMMool There b good reman *w k. Every New Yorker who pays tex— feeb th— there b nothing to M that to eo damger— as Tammany, and th— whatever strikes a Mow st Tamnmoy b tM thing to do. In fob case John Morrieary wm the only way lo cripple Ta—aay, and so It wm John Morrfemy. I will -y far Jahn, w! Bu'* Bcsis—S si-iflr—1 ovxxTOats. bate of a aim line of WOBSTBD6 and BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. Tammany ta? Morrissey wm sink at the Mgmaing, and tta few speoobes ttat ta Onr Waahi^tMi Latter. amda ware amda at foe riek of hb life. Wxswtntrton.D. C., Nov. 1», 1877. Mo-of tta time M wm ia bad, bet M TM rvpr—ent—ir— ot Bourbon, reaehad trmty ilh—rente, and Us orders were MvianahMbM wholly lo banka ad fidthfony carried oak Weft, tta rieotioa tioaary Democracy aooemblod oa tM even War York, B-too and T’haaddpbia. b over, aad Jobs Morri-y, foe gambler iag of tM 6th io exchange feludtaUcns Ouiaida of foo— oiliaa there bar been a end law breaker go- back to foe Senate of with snob other and to mingle their can foe State of Now York, from foe rifonst, world wide dlffereoce between tbe two oi4,«e no towed t>f a/May faefeoJUe l*iriZtint, which et—bled him to leave ««*■ rfisir*. v«v. i.,.. of tbeir Mt reapoatabla man, Angrntm Schell, and spent money like wator. Teamaoy Ut tbe neco-iv of Mating thb bold mo, foe if be oonld dtoy its power, aay W&nzer & Barnes, Wc. 60c. Post. i w.* wMcbri •MobtM rtanwIA MBlt^O pm-yam, po-tets grid All who sMmvlte biforo «* 4rata of 87.80 Will raomM tM tenant'd -papw to iM and of tMn t.— wWtont extra cb^. ' �ef Nov. 1877. The arenioo wlB be opo^ cd by a laclare, M ” o'elook Friday oing/and on tbo day following, dto cxcreUu will be coodocted bytMehania the eererel braaeb«n taught in <rar Pri­ mary achook Let every friend of the C- G. Holbrook for de ftodant Aa appTtcatioo tut cootiaui caw Cf the People y.. John ? 4»ie# |nt«nt to kill, was - - iwith - -—---- — vTnruimr, Tbe Presbyterian wxiety will be cutertainod on Friday afternoon by Mrs. j’. P. Roberts. (lenttaM invited to tea at m (/Timid tbe Governor'. Thaakjgiviug Proelamatiun and then get your turkey ready and be sure to remember the Ediwre as you pam them around Don't fail to give bred to the poofee tna of IF«p .tirnhe. It fa atdide awake magarinc for children, and everybody .boold subaeribo ft* it. Tbe lUr. M. V. Rork, of Athcw, prearbed lut Sabbath afternoon, and lec­ tured in the treeing at Cunt HaH. The hall wm filled both timet, and both sc*. mon and lecture were received with mark­ ed favor by those in aitendimec, and were both able and eloquent efforts. ' Julius Russell thb meeting a raeerew, manga your aff.lnr ’ so B to be preML J. A Canrws, Clt.oftheKxmrtireCom. Hiekory Ccroen, OeL 82, 2877. LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. « ajury Calendar. Aa apptieauow for tbe I’cojdo to Mb. attending Tuewl.y vlMfog. Got, 23d st pm« Important witnewrea on the part of tbo M. E. church, Emu Baliimoro. The w«w entertainmeoi was given by tho the aceMod and who do hot reside in the Wick, and lleBdcrahou Ssbbsth School. county of Borey, in the earue of tbe Peo- Tout that they did well would girt you Jde re. Lcusto Falk and Hiram Falk, but a final idea of the affair. It wm open ehasgad with burglary, wa, granted, the *14. about tbe coerrr. rewpondente having bees arraigned and en­ Gold 108L tered a pica uf not guilty. Cool night.. ' The canoe of the People «. George W. Pleasant days. Wataoi wm then called aad the following Council moating Friday evenly. perooo. ewpuwled m the jury; the Re*. G. W. Sbernun waa in town following person, having been wv“ally exoisol fur esuse or .-hilenged pre ctnptoruUy, WMhington Sponable, Isom 8. Boice, Wm. Kerr, iohn Campbell, Xknd nob they talk of a pancake social J D*nid Dorr sad I.trvin Garrett, vise Pr»ir1e»fll«. Wm.-Pratt, Gilbert atriier, C. 0. Bookno, But won't that bo too flat for anything ? The Rev. Mr. Calkins has been on the K. H. Lake. Benjamin R. Rom. Jonathan TUeMaanflU P«pi, W11JO. rick Ibt, Let ip better now. Valentine. Edgar F. Nye. James Ball, for murder, b Mil! oo trial u we go to L A. Shedd, the old aod popular UodPhilip W. Burgem, John F. Gates. C. lord of our hate!, has returned to hb old M. Uenderehtti, George Bostwick. We-ny Ytt, by ell means let us protect Position—bavin* bought out Mr. Lovaourerivw from prifemiocu) deadbeats, Ths Turkey Hunt. brother publishers. Tune Turkey, shot in the wool., OwbgtBthe sUkooM rf the pastor ly 8j for three. For further psrtii Require of Rhudc., Dam. sod Salbi Onr Qcrchinu hive bought light far there was no service feat Sabbath a: the and give hoed to tbe followiog ditty the fall nd winter trade, showing that Presbyterian church. Tpr, v. J eoUectiooa are alow, and aneii taut be the The Ffteck qf Mr. Cnrtar before the case after an poor a hirveat as we bad. Reform Chib on Tueaday evening b .pokes of aa very able and decidadlj entbuiartic. ’bEEs STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, poirera can replroe broken or wtrn psria □f soy msehine and make theta work m well as ever, We nil the cekbrated SinirerandBt. John (lha aovvlty of tbe .got from *20 to «50, vheaper grad™such u the Howe, American, \5 ilaoe. nee. ud MMd band machine, of all kinds from |15toS85. OSee with Z. B. WBIboa, Huthign, eppab. Pom OSes. The building foemerfy occupied by Dr. McLay u a dreg atore has bmu taken by parties from the adulhern pert, of the Suu, and filled with a stock of dathing. boots, ahwt u><l notions. Htotings PtairieriSu. -wi - --rr------- P’^prfott'r of a trevdiug Grange More. Ho desk in lam^cka, shoe string,, fowl p«Dc[k, gloria, «e.—thing, on which merthatUa maka lot litilr profit—aad bo expert, to run all the other merchant, out. What town can gvt along without a Grange store? O JI I I on me before purchasing and I will nell you good* V ALL cheap a* can be found in the city of Hiuduiga. JULIUS RUSSELL, Phamix Block,’State St. WAR DECLARED DRY CASH STORE SUGARS. Clou down lo hot tour prleea. A, J. Bvetiihaa ^onv north to the Traverse re-fou on a hunt end to look af­ ter hit form. . • Mre. King and non of Johiutown are visiting A. J. Booth and wife thb week. The Nrohvilte Dramatic cfob will play "Unde Tom’s CJdn," on the evenings of from tbo Calendar, Sweeicy & K nappes she 23d and 84th lute,, in the Opera, I C. A. Turner, M. D-, at Jsekaua, eon and Woodward* Prevtoo for jdsintiff, and of H. C. Tnrarr. of OrrangcvUk. wan equiptnsot otnbracm all the nodoro dmQO Holbrook for deftedaai. : litre virfUvg'Hfe'frtiwrs finally end friends provvmaui. fir- eowfort red enfocy. In tbe cause of Henry Ingram v.. A., KS.bUihS.-b-.lc-T.. nrj teU water, and hardly oMmwoeed to visit. Tbrourii uaptren Lfolni lewv. union depots. Henry Dsaef, th. notfoe of trial wm coubteruiaoded, and'the 'emUm stricken fro» pkwMWt eoltrtaintr-cpi last Bunday evenwhi=h w» attended by « crowded the Calendar, Bwrewy ft Knappoc. for »P howo, end the tntfttainmeot war «r»‘ In eto,ea-eofHenrjMs»*U vi dobn olaaa, ju»t Hke all of Nashville entertainMarks, m *1, the noti« of trial me o^*C. C Wolrow bn» porthnMd the rite t nuandmi, and tba «M Mefokao tram the for ,af the did Xaabvillo Home, upeu which Ke'ioteadk toerete t magmfioool hetoi thb frfooda fieri to rengrausbto the yoongdoo plaintiff, C- G. Holbrook for doftndant tar on aMMriag tn boottred aod payieg • The cause of Arites Morford »». Jfh* [Ajaiuaa, yrt hi. pnracta ia particular exL Snyder, hsviag b«M artilwl M TS prres Jeep retoet that tbrir boy, he being mH bo of Mr. Borghev Mrtckre fiw «h* ibriryini^ M H* W »»»*«■ 1 » fir Calendar, Jamto Cbrfce and W« Burgher I hare on hand a full atnek of Dry Gooda of latest styles and also of all the popular patterns an^ best qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived b full line of All kinds of game are notably acarcc, nor tlrd., too. are not aa numcroua a io j glWTQ* JYAJtTfcik Scaled projuiah fn>ia pereoni J. Merrifield. The subject in tbo morn­ ing was '-The Kingdom of Heaven,'' and to btoomo aoxtoo for ths Riwid tary Company will U that in li e evening waa ‘tTho day of pro- Clerk up to .nd indadlng Nov Luciun." Tbo subjects were listened to with tbo cbMrt attention by Urge sudiru<M. wWch were largely mado up of Ore thodox belicven. Yet Mr. Merrifield ba. M ingratiated himself into the good grew of an, to w hate rar ehureh they belong, tbu when the day arrive, for btm to preach the house b always crowded. By the by, I will Mata that between the sennons.there occurred a wedding at which Elder Merri­ field oSrialed. The happy pair waa Hen­ ry Wsrobowa. and Mb. RiuUn*. OrearonMctJcu is marie with the Dreyrr They am uurntd st the bonso of the A Rfo Grande Railway for Crioewdo bride, and tbe afirir pmwed off^rary plrea- Springs. Maniteu. Dvo’er. Omu Citv ana GOODS! TOBACCO. L/;O7S STERA W. t weMbe- has retarded tba Cdl work very much—much core u yet out aod Bloat at the corn fodder, and it bu ; been badly injured by rain. ! opoka in aa old wheel, to the boSding of Wo .hail commence ooxt week the pub­ lication of i serial atory eatilled* Sowing apesring &tb aa tauyh M e’er, aad the J 1 the best bug^y ever seen hi the county of ' Barry. Doni forget tbe plane; jn the supp'y .. growing Imi very fortand Reaping," by a ■ Vermont farmsr’s Woodland Items. Tj^/watee in our Lakes b really rfoiag shop with Jason "Rich A Bro., eorrier of wife, writtea for the Cowtey Gtntlmatt, Doctor Huaeli u happy in his new atChnrch and Railroad Street. end copied by penntnriop. It is . thrilling floc, and Dr. Garpeuler sports a new her- again: thevf kwtvv rains are i>?t in vain. xxStf ___ _ Tba fly Um injured mneb of tbs early Allen ft. Trego ainya have in tbeir cmlay a first class trimmer. 83rf Miwn wheal, so the prospect for nut year Ja-ob Ouiiuu ha* a dance nod oyster U, al least, clouded. Reto. (UlABS $50VHmS RaILWAT LUUsupper Npv. 29th. Thia popular lino commooced oo their' W«ssk th-.-Attention of our readier* to Hie Odd Fcllon• are in good spirits aod th« praspeotua oClha fiowgfy Gmthf^ desire < ririu fropi tuctnben of other Lodgen. Orangeville Items. publbhed unwg. pw ndvdrel.im.etm>S. Haight, Jerial Wood, Henry Bar­ b thb Indtan Summer.' The weather day. We vqlarJt Um fee ymUMhre ,num and Geo. W. Smith are np North on Ma yearn has been to espriefoas that it b do net toil tWrtlV -talefc toe 1 bard Id propbeny what a day wilt briog oeruing It, and wish it ovdd .ba npd by ( forth. Bel thb b a beautxftil merniag, every former and ttock grower ia the and from prenent appeanoeoi ooe would county nf Bany. .Tbow^iArog to «uV residence ( of Willard Saardy of late, but think that perhaps Indian Hummer had scribe will plrase esH at’the B sax as (tipoc eaaminstiiMi it is f..uod to be esmrad coram-ocrd, though pretty cold. by a liufe stranger. Myvrif and Mtn. Rad are enjoying, for Choice brands of scandal are retailed at the preacwt, the’ hospltalitiM of ear mwour viHsgr. Salbfactioo U gunraatewd by toil friends, Dr. H. C. Turner aod wife. lipaM wUi dbpeuse tbe article, aa the oame Court opened <m Monday afternoon M dsmpte n not to be found in other mar Uu. 3:15. Ilia Huaor Pta&p T. .Y^fa, freThs closing clrwimM of iho SoleM&bool elding; W. H. Poirora, (3?*; Jtem Q wac-suvndc'l by a goodly number lif our Crae«y, Sberi^ C. H. Rawer, Proeet-rting eltiseaa. Die.exorcism were all that we Attorney; Pndip W. Ntakernmd Afonso wish and showed that the efforts pul forth I). fladwaUadsr, Circs n Court Ooramfo- by Mr. Andrus and Mm Holott were •ionraa, wr« all in aMeodantw; ter»-L <. highly appreciated by the slcdcnta. The kindest regards for each other were manifreted by tboen who have been connected On call of tbe calico<hr the PrOeeeutieg wtth the School and the lachrymal brine Attorney filed t>» reason^ for not Bing flowed freely during the ringing of ihv ioforaaatizm in tl»« cw of the jtewplw re. Ira Peak Jr., George Reeppee and David BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS. SHAWLS. flannels, hosibrv Asp oixiyets, CROCKERY. Men's and Boys' Clothing fy competition in quality and Price. Cull and learn prices and be convinced that I will sell you good to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices4hat will astonish all. Come hi and look over my stock. HATS AND CAPS. LEWIS STERN. “A Card” -Ww eritJi It dkrihedy ' nriderstood that the prices at which we are selling 8ILK8 is not our lofts.but falls heavily either upon the importer nr ntnnnfaetnrer of the goods. ..... We ar® credibly informed that the prices at which they were purchitoed the manufacturer re­ ceives but little if any pay what­ ever fiir the .hi.,, tnst the cash we paid was quite or nearly abRorbed ia paying the Govern­ ment dnUee. SPRING4 COMPAWRU StTiu Mie 11 iiestic nimraiij’ ( A . nsflA -Piadil Jaufc mKIW dHBffi ClffliC 10BTHL1 LIGHT-RUNNIHG ’ -_________ - THE SUN. BEST. BOOTS AND SHOES cheap as the cheapest and warranted as good aa any in the market �•u-h things. Thia kindocs of heart made him appreciable, and enabled him to touch the people; and, an, strange aa it may aram, hia daily mail waa three or four time, larger than that of any other 8ena- Legal*. hr Mid that any man wiu> took the trouble to write to him, by that wm ntitlad to ■ t^dy No peroou ever aakad to aae him and waa refuaed. From thi. kindotwa of bam came thia ftet atao, periiap., that S20S', GENT8 •ireal «4 T.ro.l* trais. .»«’• yuTWWn ■ * X Ar'l. t>.lr»ll Ai­ •det.'xiow.ntwij WORK FOR ...®brfeUaWfng ia curattod bwm oaIcy^MHM life and rimaoMcr oftbelato ««ifer Worftu, dclirervd • by the Rev. Dr. Bayta.: "1 need not tel] you timt ha was no fail weather milor. He waa harried to tbe ten dem raw aad conrsge to resist public brim in a tempest. Ho showed Ma great­ clamor, and then proceeded an follows ; news by becoming a master la perijeaa Oliecr Perry Morton waa an honrat liinra. ' What to most men waa d^ymtiaa, man. No man in thia (Country ever had Qaamu •Ml «r*reew «fhrad«ne fort Iijb, Jahn k IAILMAB. gatBi.Hr not tell you that he struck for lha faioo and for freedom in the dark . days of the republic. To the eye of history be loose up a eoounlliog past amid tbe dread specters of thoae ■ glooany tinea. He haa hu been charged wiih inrrmaiaiciicy at JWfjOtal, bat Incousbtaure-iareni» tb^ by which one-, w«riy to.etj^ •Vto Mlmatire bb pre^w; }>*lyi the so. lie bcuared and acted upon the belief-ibaan ia IxMer to Japwoeto u> honored grave, thaw to go by lywentfecable fortune to a spleodad burial. -ttw totyvi aad the ftolwbo doc. not cb.agd After hia rwtarw from Orrgpo ba aaid to 1 u. coismintM i=S?g==W AUCTION SALE ghtoaOC KDICAL & SUEG1C1L BSTfflJTL ‘^Tj00 Vre’nt pveil. SafiHt tMret. ia political arrifa, oe thia subject lie ware, aa nerupwlona u a Puritan aad aenaitire 11 •Ti"! M, ns *!fa£®twuewE aa a wowtan. 1 am glad of tbia- Our i1 it may Ua a .arpeiae to acme, perbape, ideas on tbia subject hare of late been • when 1 aay it ia tbe oaifortB testimony of sadly confoaed. So many conspicuous those who knew hw fatally life beat, that men hare abort such a went ai delicatp •■AM IAHII niVISIOW. TU A.IUH. n.n Um HU Urit> AU BHIOIT ■mod it. Hia »u mi oommoo tcnderncaa. Lpmaedihn bound, .f ordinary ftmily Icveas the friendship of David and Jona than snrpaaaed tbe erdmary friendship nf men. It w» a peaeion tbat oarer waned. REGULATOR, sewingMachine rjSIJil. •trurtioo. Immorality ia stronger than gW dntiea aa no other Crcrenter of thia empire, and mere thaw one a.ticn thM ■cssarsifs erewdej’dffee'; M all haa defied external attack baa crumbled it length from internal corruption. hour., ba wife and children and never In hia mode of life be was rigidly plain failed to greet I beta with kiaaca. If they' and atmple. He refured to attend a roortAmre twenty liwre. a day it waa ahrayw the party in Europe beeauae he would be AAtoc. ftiato a£aire moat wail while be obliged to go ia o>urt dreaa. In Waabingtoa city at MB tiato a Ouiered rervanl parent attwwtirwm wearies of the carrroes of his mw other coachmen drmned in Jiyof hia children, and raprcially if they are ery, and to be equal with the ret went eflrred >n the prraence u( company; but and bought for bimrelf a similar Mtik aa maqcr who wpa ia the jwfor wiih him, When the Senator came oak to bis carriage Bw'w'bhV Inge fiffiilr waa the aabjeet of and ••«trig new dnpr «| bit Mpehwun he rompalled him to go aad ehnagu Mat oore. helped them lo climb upon hi. knee aod Ha would have bo liveried aervanto In his never grow impatient of tbeir fondling. employ. He never want a journey of fifty miles If Sroatar Morten were alive be would without hia wife, if .be wu ao situated not dorire me to Mend here snd my that that sbe cpuld go with him. Tty waa be wu a Chnstian in tbe ortiaanr aeose of u»t rintfJy bceatme i®f might gratify bee, tbe term. If there wm anything be debat also l-.ewnw. her pr^tyf wu a ne^w. •piwd it was a .man Who tuuk a prtfroeion nty to bis bapptnera , and ao she waa with of ChrutiaMy inaiaorroly, aod aimed to him in far Oregon when the last stroke ;a“s ‘BXdbrEath. fie Great Stiita Ttaiiifii af pobUeal prefonoent. Hrwlid aot meb. B wwatc Mndy^of Chriatiaa eridenoea bill be-tank tbt ayates aa a whole. He aaw •eif-forgMiitig and tirdem acrrica which bow lha nrfigUu of tiw Bible mart, tbe Would be ail rawfohle myatery owly that daaaaad of Maa for aa ialanigaor kith in tha world know, mwmhiag of tU might of fove. , Tbe civilized world know, aomeabing Heating after tbe manner of the Friends, about thia mad, bat it doe. not know thews nhwaaome coa were pancat ic whom be Fcrhap. eoly-n few <bm neigh­ could rail to perform that duty orally. bors knew of the cz<|uisitc picture of family life which they had among tbem, but thoae w,w.r^Mi.MawOir h.mu, who knew tbe facto know that wbat I aa)r “Jia” "Do ypa lorn oar Sarior?" aba iw true. I mw no dry eywi about that dy­ ■iked. With empbaoia, ba amwarad. "1 ing bed When lite wife and waa premad do," and added, "and my wife and b-ya." dore about it, and abv again and again Tbedaalh of lbw eon ef power ia called tbe dying man her •'prtweioaa one," and the two aona who were preoent (grown wa .tagger backward from the (hock, kt ORTHERN 4ttWAY COMPANY POULTRY WORLD. : orjt:^HrnAMicu»i^«f >T-Om«l»u», JU,,. Ul be grateful that we may l.an against thia pillar of truth, from which springs an arch ofhope that >jmm all the world Mill, with filial tcare. Mra. Morton it no pro. treked by thi. event m notto beab'e to be • Tha Urd.Ood OmaipoteM reigneth." prw< st tbit time, atpl I do dob bantam noyr, *1 taigbt under alhrr circnmataacw, to bring there under l binge out of tbe >Aacurity of private life, beewure I know I am speaking to-day to countlew tbonsands,’' aod porerty made them r.ry wekoeie. The baakrt ia r bkh they were earr^df waa of this life iBUTMtW la mM (Mat*, aftkaaw .WsSitfsaarett a m«e pc. in ita day. bat bad been care­ 1 want moo to know that fully niesi-l in arrcral piece where time and ere hx! made raragre The frat and cakre w«re highly priaM by tbe poor inTlhd but one of the family, o«ict.g tbe repntew on the baakm, etAIari, -erll ■or, who .maid think that await rich paw pfo wemM mood aboahMr Jwat Um, ^EtrassaftiEi'jay yuo' D"’,oWbWWH(l,Mi’* Depot, 104 STREET, lletrYcrk. £*K£.T3*tnlUrr UsrthD: £’=pcfAW»ft5KlA'« «cm GEO. WOODS & (XJ.’S PARLOR ORGANS OFFIi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-11-21.pdf 515fae5c87c939dd15243d9eaa6ef68e PDF Text Text tytocauaj Rins oraan TMMM or XTMOUPTIUX: VOL. 22. NO. 30. HASTINGS, BARKY CO., MICH., NOVEMBER 21, 1877. wm'iri imnWUMIMI PHY81CIAM & SUBfiMH. Auction Sale! Bill, printed in 80 minutea, ami at the lowest poMibh* price# Jit the Ranner Job Office. Dll. W M. JON KM. ' DENTIST Nashville FIRST GRAND PRIZE Htkiia. INEYS AT LAW A BOfclCIT- ■ I did h to pay bar of for what ahe said about the ■iniator'a with. It will be bard enough for kcr to come among entire rtraagere, without having her feel that we •rr prejudiced agnimt her I vu gfod you •poke m you did about her." “W( are wot prejudiced against bar. May. Mr. Phillipa had batter not hare told Mrx White .bout bar at all." “I p,v»u>ae it will go that abe ia a be* than or intdal betore to morrow night. I shill I* tarry for her, «nvw»y.' • ■Come and aprad tba dev with me Bat urSny. Mr. Br»Uy will oobm U our hou*c lu auy over Sunday. Bui don’t tell of it. M.y, for hit wife wiD be tired, and not w.st everybody living Is tat how aba looks, bow the droaea, tad whit nbt aayu. I w»nt you to m«t her. but I rimll invite aoeoe oiau. 1 meat hurry home, or tny ao|ferwlUba foie." Tbo kind he.rwd w.mi»n huteoed down tba stefe, and M.v Edgerton fulkiwud her. ' “Haw I dodfolika Mm. KingMou, • And Jurt received Fiml Prize at Wiaconain State Fair and al our State Fair at Jaekxoh. STOVE Something new. WORKS, .lunfowt. THE JEWEL COOK! Extension Top, Portable Planiabcd Copper “S, th. pulpit uf thr W« EJd churA , I‘ . poSXaft d^ gitrtrxlly nu<forrt«xlth*t TC/ii 1 • wws. HU Onaway to b. -.triad, MrHrJ.v and th.’t j g™* ’4*dZ^m li .w !»,. k,I», X, u*. -I,. “ja, -I2.7SS ! iag more than the rml of the people, wjr-1 I’byiieian’, 1’rwriplkma rod Family Rwe« a..M; pre­ pared with Orepeed Cbemi.«l« of pareel quelhy enly-_______ Tba Republican majority in Wiacsaain ia now uveertained to be not lea* thin 10,­ of lb* ftanily ." 000, and that ia Minnesota fo over 17,An apothecary asserted in a targe coaspany -that all bitter th ion ■»" “No.' reptted a physician "a bitter eoH . 7— “'“A the cross, am! bo a support and steengtfi­ Ai loaf the young man stauamered out, erier. and Wd up the hand* of bar bun­ band when be grew faint aad weary, a faw “If you are tbe faller aa marries folka I want* that job done." La tae begin by trying to pietuio . godly baarta juiqcd firrvcally io the prti “Marnad I? amd tbe judge, “the devil Jane Sulibath tnemxo- in Ncw-Koghnd lion, but uun y mow wvodand whether you do. h * tU firet application l r* had loux-ngo Not a cloud <u Io be roan fa the WM not already a profoaror of religion. in a week. Who are you where do you ; the dorp blue firmamral; the bird, trilled Thm cart gfoteoi at eadi other, Ikaeon hail from, what's your polices—are you a II. A. GOODYEAR. White's wife winked at SirsJudge ’ cut thiir joyo t note* a. if tbo bright d»y Grrenbackar, a Democrat or a rascally lie ' WM made for their Special benefit; the jmitb, who winked took at her, the treble publican—wpeuk out. sir; .pink out*" aing*n atw th* wiutv from thad^Jterv. air WM filled with the fragrance of earh ■ I aia'l aaitbor.-' said tbo bridagreom. summer flowers, and everything in nature ■nd alter the beurdtttir n was pronounced, •I'm a Grit." seemed to rejoice in the gorgeous beauty they rushed down, and way laid Mrs. “A Grit! Wall, I should any you 1 of the season. The repose of the holy White fa tba sort porcb, to find out a«Be- were." said taa judge. “You moM be d»v noted upon the foadioro, and when, ‘ fixfl of grit to marry. What do you as­ al praeucly half pxlt nine, the church to ll - “Doe* be know Miro Katecbrook, Mr*. pect to do tMaie hard tuna with a large tolled out ita deep tide., the distant hUla White?" raked May Fdgertoe, caiehing family com teg on, a bard winter before of the gaud Indy's shoulder, and ar­ took np the hoary peal, and reverberated bold 1 of tba SUM Saving'a Bank of CMcngo her prognaa to ilia door, while the We arc now prepared to ahow/to stove buyer* the fine»t nxwn- back Uu< solemn tooro. Ch arthre wsre resting 1 lw»y of gin* gathered atouad her to How much nrasMy have you got to iavret show tba imbibtxea to ba »2,W4,IOO; BO­ mA aa plratifal in yeare gone by. as at tbe whole ' SOM, par ralna. *3,076,581. mtimated ment and most complete line of hear all she ewsM ted thorn. ! pres »t <tar, *nd tbe du Weatfid-1 meeting 1 • Only one dollar, air,” und the young v.hie, |1 ,2711,777. ' house w*»'ih» only one iu the town. It taan potted out two balvm Osa dollar put at eomgum! intereat I Hood to die center • f a krg* oxniKca—a ‘ ■Lord biros me. they look ns big aa on plain edifice, two ttorias high, with a tower ' wbcola. Square round. Here, you fel­ of over two bnndnal foci, la thia wm ' low, aet on tbo other aide, elevate your 11m belfry, and a ponderous bell swung to 1 head*, bold upyour right band*, look me , and fro to call tbe propfo to worship, or i might ia the eye tod ba sworn.’' erer seen in th*i* market! I tolled out the dirge for some departed nuul 1 -Do you solemnly «wrer in the preveut* j Al nine o'clock tn tic tncrnmg it rang 1 Don't aak ao maujr qumtioua all at of this raaodly RepubUrou and the Free npoo Wtty wook day, nrd again at none, Pros* reporter that you aid five together once, gitb. I'D t 11 you all 1 know about and U nine in the treaing, mk! this wm ' aa lung aa you do hre. dio together when it. lie Hoppod at air home, and it waa ibe signal, a* far aa tbo cfaimeu could be ' tbe umc comes, torn, protect, cherub Mid beard, far tlue laying aside of work of kind of natural I ab»aU ask him about rropect; thxl you, young tody, will try and Tbe Forest and Round Aconrn, with Ute iawruvetaditn for .if cuttrM she must eapect wc every kind, and raking up of lbw firro, and her, ' anppurt that yong nwa, mead hia *hiiaa, find out all Weoodd.” of 1777, stand at the head of the list for HEATING PURPOSES. the bullion of dnors. Tba day'a work ' “Wbat did fie aayT L aaa dying bi The Sylvan Acfirn is a BOILER IRON boater, with re»Urn wa. Enabed. it waa tbe reaper ballot knur." New-Kagbusd boare. aynonymoua with 1 flues and, jndging from sales already made, is going to be THE the curfew of the okl wutld- It “Ha »an abe b aa hnadaome aa a pin. can Her fathfr u rfoh, and abe ka an FAVORITE. „ o ., «f tlie kaBnwed fadiiimaHiat were brvogbt 1tint. uh a peanock, dre-wo ia tne tip-top The Qneen, Forest and Crown Acrirn Cooking Stove* are all from :»♦ Brother couotiv to America. A 1abowy of Mtiou. and to much better fotad for a few rfitogva ret ntain tbo evutom, but in 1 endrely new this seasun, having Dickie knob*, yountl edge^nitouulh.ee thana minMora wifo. They bar. m-Mt of our town*, it is ewber wper»cd<d 1 beaa engaged foe fi.e yeun certain. Bba matic oven shelf, and __ txbo town dock, or bro twrow i-ntirdy 1 did nut waaOIr. Bisby io become a mto dele- Tbe town tell al Waalfidd reg 'uur, but ho bed a dninc call, and ho dated all the family ciodu and poeket could trot fad right to follow toy other umc.piccca of tbo whole popufoltoa, and We arc also agents for the some dte person mice in.low.ted that be '^•But ain’t aha a ehnrch member, Mr«. ha-J nwt a doubt that tbe ano wan krpt fa order by ita regular punctuality. . “Na, indeed I Juat think of our miaia AC!K.NOWIJ2W«XdX> TTB» 1SSCSST1 The to*de of th* <« mn-tiug biKiM.Oom buyers are invited to call, examine our stock, and get pri- •M mu.h mure elaborate than tbe ex ter bring unequally yoked with an unbe­ uricr. The wide gallery extended npou liever I-' ’ -What na natal thingT groaned Mian the east and west ends sod acme the Betsey Palmer, a v.-nr aettre church urem-Kim tba book, sir. IR ktea tte bride. neuth aide, and a row d pew. went around bur, aid a great admirer of Mr Bralgy. Launch out the hrirr* Goo-law. they 300 fnritfom journey*. Ha in now pea, tbo wall, white fa front worn the aingin It ana the girte’ turn to wiuk now. for ttv larger than curt wbrela. Good day, air. | bm buainem baring gone io naught acata, ned the prutueal girla io town were A. long life barpfa— twins. OaU always there roeh Sabfoul.—the gbte who Bota-y Palmer'* rowing bar rep for the again. Sand y««r ctmeina, or any ooe. thrvwb nwfoet and ha haa aognpd aa a , iravaaug aaluamaa. a air. in front, and lbs aliiw tor«tb minuuir, and aha aa much aa b»» year* ha ofoa. Ferwwwll." d. Tbe boro *ud loner were arrang­ Riulwad traveling in Fraaee it very . The ample bathed out aflbe door after ed ia tbe aamc mdro upon the oppreito •eutor. “Wan. 1 preoamc the ia a good woman," umnufagtUapiuooo. Uxkfag tba Mlaide, white the afairivter atmd in the mid­ arid Dr. Kingston • wife, “for Mr. Braley wan b»ad out of WUAJH, aU «M dle the eh<>ir yreciariy fa front rfthe would not tore any utbec, «sd iffoe ■ jurtod ia 1XXJMW. white to fiMaad d pulpit, wkfcb waa ou the berth ride of the । tag the anew partod <*a ares Wted ini suited, wc all engirt Io l«- I take K. 0 <0W .U injured in SS6.0«. church- Tlits fjolpti wpa a marrek-oa The BARRISOJ^ MMGIOJV, STORE. The fadww of youth become the vieea ol Baro-berean uo plenty and I rouble- manhood and the disgrace of old age. some fa Harrison eouaty, Indiaaa. • D you mil that adfae," Mid Squib to Action ia being taken agunM liqnor- hjaltadfady, “you deci know bean*." seUev. in New York and Brooklyn. Raunatiou is art being idle, bud eariag the wearied part by change ofbuaMeaa. have told s-iMetMxly jI thing to my hie?" he naked, turning to Wbqp hit rabslitato the Rev. Mr. |' lbw coaple «g»<n. bndc bHabcd and hung her bend. Phillipo, fa bis Thankagiring prayer, ofer-i' The “Itoa'l be aenred, young Indy ; nobody cd up devout pelili its for the wcHaro of I ought to bo afield in thu country ontaidc tbs < lergy num, aad also for the Wife wbosn bo had efioten. that she might reouuare I| cf Have*. Welle and ibove other acqunI drefo. ’ Speak out, young man, whal’a the potn;* and vaUUe* of a sinful world, I resist temptatkut, aad ba nillitq; to benr wanted ; tiaw ia prootoua," aakl tba jus- EVERY OJNE AVARRAN IED DRUG The RepabUaaae of Marytoad carried 7 The Democrats uf the Senate will aapport th* 1‘rmident'a nomiaatSn*. th* bride ...y^r, but further fartra- J*“* Ur, were ouly tobeairivad at by guteung. ‘ wbi J> i-calkr Yankte tr.d ru e*mi~d yery ertewir* by old «d young,'male eo'Pi\ Fr*«o ' -I* UMcklyaakadlbr Jlong, lean fook bndrewenr. J a. rix.fi tte WreiWdtSmrtS^ W1lute'vm b^ £sns£ROUND/ HuUlllIlJ SYLVAN msiinmcii esanr- (toe-half the tewd ia Scotland w owned P—soger mval between New York by twelve pemns. end Chicago is very heavy. Gales that blow railway train* frwn the The dreth to .nimenrod of Amelia, track are strong paf« dowager Qaeea of Saxony. Why ia a door KU a colored >«m! Mortoua estate includa a halfioleraal Because its an agwaa, in tbo ludiaupdir Jourmtl. Tba Dirrcton of the Parfo Expoaiticc tola, and lr*ned his Irtad back SO that the bare a^bly daUrminnd to exclude advardesk entire! < hid bin from tU f>n of tiaeaanu from the Uh:fol catalogue. the cuo.rrcsaiina. Only the deacuna of Of tba Ned York defogulirei in Udartarciitoulaaopportunuy toow^ratu- How a Marrying duatiee united a Hotue 24 did not vote oe tba Bfoad 8.1 Into him tq«i hi, .ppitsscpng uuptfoU.1 Couple at Port Huron. ver bill, 5 voted againat it and tyr k. unvnffiiiHnim Wm. H. Goodyear The Grand Trunk Railway hat grow* tired-of fighting tbe pool. She siog, well enough, bat ihe don't keep --------- --- --------- ------------ ------------------- , no sort al time.** wbrn tsentyntoo years of age He par-< Tbe arnod of befie at tbe door preventbaaed a lanu a >fa>rt ritotanre from the ed anr fnrtlsvr nmatka, and aa tbo last uaMtfag-textM. and with the aaaataaen of sleigh drove aft, the sexton ctofcd aad t!B people, erretad.a gaud dwsihog house, , lucked tbe doers, and walked home in haste and ptqurr.1 it fo£the rcoajfti-m of its to pnrtako of tbe bountifa! Thanksgiving miter. - Ilf Ortirw, >-rervtodv in town supper that his good wife bad remained al home from church to prepare for her household . Three wa* hardlr a family fa town that night that did not know that Mr. Pliillija had prayed for their minister's uaeourertrd wife in the church that day, aad many and raricoi were the onmoaeuts paaeed upon Uro subject, according to tbe diSereci char­ acters of the persona speaking * folelv died in England a boci Ida man cf Dr. Kiegslou remarked that “it would 102. Nha toavm a daughter of M. POWERS & BARLOW iTTOBJriT I'MiMlM I . William Callen Bryant was 85 rears old on the XI in*t. There ia a. good tun* coming, bey, but beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Fine now in the market. •IRSlIAtK- at 36,905,788. A Rome dieputeb aara that pare fears are entertained for the life of tW Popo. tin’Tl,.nijSt day a' DETROIT PHYSICIAN A SI'RGl the church theae doors were thrown wide open, and the’ooSin, with ita tenant, was brought into the bonne of God, and laid in state upon a bier direejy in the center of the houer, while the mourner* oeeupiad the body pews, *ad near relatival d«»o by the pulpit, and the nrara distant farther off. according to the d.-greei of lefotioo ahip- Tbe com muni, in tabic and dsa sons' MUI were beornth the pulpit, directly in front. Tbe miaiatcT of long ntp> ,wm, by virtue of bi* uficc. a pcrexi to be respected and revered—a rounwH-'i. exemplar and guide, an 1 an much better than l.to ooegraguion aa hi* pulpit wm bi;bet than the yew* batow. A Mttled ministry waa the foal too, and when * clergyman waa ordained, it was supposed that it was a life-keg ar ruugnment, and nothing but death diwulvwd the councctaua f-atween the paatoe and hfo people. Thus fils affa-ttouawero drawn around the fl Aik of bis charge, aad love and sympathy were the tiro which mutu­ ally bound thtm .together. Tbe dcrxjmsn of Wcwdkild wa» a gw-J Christian man, and bia daily bio aUaaurctaaiion wsreovnaiatant with hto ‘penftuason. Hcbad'grvfaatod St the ream nop ular of the New-Eogknd colleges, snd the name of Horace Braley wa» long rvmeui ' X?2J!X3’S^X- JSfltS: i W*J-J- ~ *“.<• • r- w t a •t—M- L .1,. CaaaM paira who eome over wisaama Uia^MUMM ft ■ kTTORNKY AT LA W k SOLICITOR IX CHASCWr. PremHauwtMa airoa to PEOPLES WHOLE NO. 2076. oap»r Betary." said tba lady’ repror- THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames, until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they nre the only meiWM UNDERTAKERS the city and attend promptly to all ca lk • He The untinnabakiion of the doubfo jointad atowaMM inboard in the had, and tbe Recording angel hm hi. hrnfo full, «M. the PhlfotWjifo Pnta Tbe fiaa bald a ma*, meeting, aaya Ike Shelby Sntiari. in a down town wdaon one day font wonk mad adopted tba Hfowlag nnaiMiaar. �Vfilrpoaltctf ttyt/trif snd ba will Mtow hit ekiaf Thun am Lambert of tbe American Popular, aed fatriwril of the New Jeraey Muted, when ba is caught, which he. wiB, finally, be. THEINDEPENDENT, FOR 1578 ' The Preaidenfe PoMcy. The fuOcwing from the Montreal Daily JI the aWert trad fainwt, as well as the frankostof tbe THminfoe pipen, will J® of interat to Hl of our reader., .bow­ ing aa it does what the candid men of other countries think ol tbe policy of Prerideut Hsytw The President's policy b causing mmm> dtririsos atnoopt the Democrats, t-e of the Southern oms being very grateful for ha actino in rcfercooc to Louiriana and South Carolina, sod determined that be shall not be .lighted iu any way. No 'ap-. propriatioa wm made far tba army last Muuoo, bocatiM it wm then being used to uphold carpet-bae RcpuHieas admiubtratfoe in three of tbe Soothers States; bet a risew which wm proposed with the bill that offered limited tbe President in tbe naa which be would make cf tbe army This turion some of tbe Democrats wiabed niitee Iras promptly rovtored the Em­ in to 25,000 and quanted tbe stipule m to the 4 regiment*, bolding that it attempt to interfere with the peroga- CLOTE Chief of tbe Anaj and Nary. It in obvioea that if tbe Hero can older 4 repman waa under undue influence io giving ma«U to Tex-he.., with wjuri pevpno his 1100,000,OTO to one son, aod that to ly, send H regiment, or tbo entire Army bring this about William 11. conspired to misvvprmrol Coroeiiua. Scott Lord, her Perhaps the harts of no two men in lawyer, admits that the Commodore did tbe Horae pentad more panmtaudy foe not Eke Cornelius beam- of bis bad Bab- Cum than those of Ewing aad Atkina; its, but xvserts that four years before bb they bar* both achieved a certain variety death be relented. and determined to make of it, the first whifo in charge of tbe sail an equal division, at loMt aa between the resurnpeioe bill, sod the Latter while man sone To prevent this, William employed aging the Army bill, - Chairman ofthe a matt to penetrate Cornelius, and frequent Appropriation Committee. Judging from all the brothels and faro banks in tbe city. the wesson of their soccon, their incaThe statement that Cornelius hsd relapsed parily appears to hare been thoroughly wm brought to the ears of tbe Commodore, who immediately instructed Wilium to employ a detective to determine tbe truth at tbe reports. Willistp did employ a de­ at first arrogantly declared inad—i—able tective wbo had never seen Cornelius, the and by threats to block all other legists man who wm pcrwioatiog Cornelius was lion, in getting it out of tbe morning beer Nays—Nona. pointed out to him u Cornelius, and be so that a vote co be forced, Mr. Ewing Ou motfoe of Aid. Humril the soots, of wm followed and all his doings were re­ heritatr* and u being severely censured ported to the Commodore sa those of Lis for bis blundering and timidity. Mr. wore taken from the tabla and alfowrJVy son This sc enraged him that be eut tion by hie aubstitstioa of the Silver LiU, prepared by Buckner's committee, far his own. The Senate committee Ua already expurgated the free coinage fosters-, aad, in bis interest, going so far — to put cm in hie borne for the old man, and, that he might have her society nnintonuptodJCoanived at placing hie mother, the commo­ dore'. first wife, in a lunatic asylum. Finding his father inclined to spiritualism, be brought Woodhull aad Claflin to him, On Monday the House agreed to the Senate Amendments to the Army Ap­ propriation Bill, om of which fix— the numbero!.relisted mens*. 25,000. The rcsnlt wm secured by the vote of every Republican member, assisted by all but om of the membere of tbe Hou— from the State of Tex-, Gen. A.F. Williams of b, that the rid min was a Heeutious, renMichigan, and two other Democrats. Thia sual old beast, snd that William pandered to hb vices fur the purpose of controlling him, and shutting out tbe other cbildrcm Public opinion b pretty much all one way. Our New York Letter. New YtNUt, November 18, 1877. Tar Timpkxaxck Movxmxxt.—Ltr Imcbakcb Swi.tut.rxa.—Tub Vaj iikbbilt Camb—Oxs Cm Dinnbbsllcsi.tau asd Tub Wurm. th h at Tbe managers of lh« -‘Law aod Order l<cagnc" hare departed from tbe plan laid dowo by Dr. Crudiy, and are making raids on the fashionable drinking places. Last week all tbo big hotels and reatauraute were a—tulted snd thrir proprietors re­ quired to answer. It wu an aitooiabcr pimp that ever breathed. But can they on thrao people. Tbe great hotels bad fe- establish it • Ural's the question. The best legal talent in the country ia engaged. but the idea that their places would enr Henry L. Clinton conducts the case for be interfered with never entered their William Hl, and Scott Lord and Jeremiah mittee will probably perfect it io due time. Both tbe committee aod the PrraMeot have Uard depaiaiioes of bankers in oppoeitioo; hot Mr. Ilaym waa unsatisfacto­ ry, only saying that the matter would recieve has moat thoughtful ronaideration. Tbe feet that ibe Republican Senators are practically a unit in opposition to any further appoint met of Democrats to any important office, where there are compe­ tent Republicans to fill them, ia now ad­ mitted even by the friends of tbe Prvnident's policy in this and other roepacts. Earnest ronfertno— are said to have been bold with him by those supposed to have breu authoratirdy empowered by the Sat­ urday raucur, and there seems quite u good gr ground for aupposutg that every Sen­ ator, wi with fear or five exceptions, will u lull line of Undershirts and Draw rtMk ofg«to jemrve-ved.l-r. a eo—plate aaeck of Men’s, Tenth. „d Boy's BUSINESS .nd DREW 181TFT8 and OVERCOATS. Our CinrrbM DEPARTMENT conIn Furnishing Goods w« have a line of rims of a Ue. Hue of WOMTIUS and BROADCLOTHS for DRESS BUTTS. tbe latest styles in the BEST FITTING ! WHITE SHIRT in tbe City. ' CABS I MERES and CH EVICTS for for FALL TRADE. PICTORIAL DICTIOMABY. A complete line of COLLARS and BUSINESS SUITS. OVERCOATING in good atyfos. CUFFS aod the latest MTellMO iu SCARFS, TIES and SDk llaodkerehief.. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Strap! 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. Which were severally allowed by COFFEE. FALLING SICKNESS -tsittfrxu: SOAP TOBACCO. nounced for guidauoeln Braking dianta—is and appointments to office. It ie predicted — a consequence, that tbe relations be Nays—None. ■ Oa motion of Aid. Tumlinsou tbe Coun­ party in the Senate must assume a more confidential character than hetelolore, or cil proceeded Io ballot fix an Alderman in that they mast rapidly drift more widely pU»ofG.G. Bpauidiag resigned—which CROCKERY. It seems probable that the statement was premature, announcing tbe agreement of tbe Republicans of the the oom mit tee on privilege, aad elections in favor of seating Kellogg; but tb.err is good rsMon to believe that such will be ther^fi—J de­ beads. Therefore when officers entered Gn motion of AM. Dewey farther bal­ and abut them up, aod when they were loting for an Aiderman ww postponed un­ called upon to answer, thrir indignation many people conaeetea with it have leen til next regular meeting. wm beyond telBsr It doran't make any immortalised in the pictorial papers. One On motion of Aid. Dswey the Council i difference, however, with them. Gqmla hundred mUlioiM of dollars is a great deal rimply order drinks to( thrir rooms, aod could be adopted, looking to tbo admbuoo adjourosd until Monday evrniug tor the there ia, in each of them\yqbm in which of Spofford and Humbug Butler, bat no special purpose of taking action on the matter of tbe railroad croasragat Hubbell's. liquor can be had, nerved by an irrmpooridccisaioo appoara to have been reached. W. II. Stxbbiih, Recorder. New York is a very expensive place to blc party, and .without making the hotel Il now Looks m though a determined ef- I • Movesr Evmixo, Nov. 17.1S77. liy, but one may get ou very cheaply now. Roll of officers being railed the followthis, for it never has bat cm room, and i& Ab enterpruiug woman last, week nrado road to provide a sinking fund to extin­ wen presen I: trade must nec—nerily be open and without •owe figuraa and decided that she could guish its debts owed tbe Government. Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaughton Has­ rover. Dr. Crosby wu right. Of course make money furnishing dinners fur a cent, Tbo lobby is active, striving to stave off sall, Tomlinson, Winklcman and Young end she opened a place ou Grand St., on tbe day of reckoning. it isn't logical to squelch Tim Rafferty and let the Fifth Avenue go oa, but it that idea. Om cent b the price of each dish Wood, on Tuesday. offered a joint rtao, hapjwna to be the case that Tim Rafferty —a plate of brans, a bowl of soup, a piece lution for ■ final adjournment on tbo 22nd ran bo squelched, while no law that can of pie, boiled cabbage, each plate one rent. which, if adopted, will give oommitu— a day over five hundred newsboys few days in which to prepare their bori­ be made ean prevent the Fifth Avenue The from selling liquor. And it h— tbe far- ami IxmlWacks fed there, and it wm a cur- ne- before plunging into the hrat of tlier reaaco that the people who dnnk st ions sight. Gm boy had 25 cents, which political warfare, which tbe ytrid vuices, wm intended for admission to a ebmp the­ probably will Im inaugurating at tbo beginthe Fifth Avenue are ic— fojnrcd than tbone who swallow Rafferty’s prison. Raf­ atre ; but when be got into the place he ferty actually taken the bread out of tbe rommenend ou a' plate of beoM, then a mouths of women and children—the swells bowl of soup, thee a piece of pumpkin pic, mince, aad so oa. till hie al Fifth Avenue, it b true, kill themselves, then a piece but h the world any the worae for it ? If quarter wm all gone. Getting off hb liquor can be kept from the laborer, a stool, he patted hot stomach approvingly, great point is made—by arraying the swells with the remark : i “I love the dramar, agrinvl the movement, a big risk b token but sbe’e got to go to-uigl L It's well that it will fail entirely. At the .Aster enough te cultivate tbe rturamk ooce in a last Sunday, a regular drinker st that bar while, and not do every thingfur the intel­ found it doued. ‘■Stop into No. G," whb- lect." Tbe result Iras been so satisfactory pared the attendant, wbo stood there to that the enterprising lady h- opened a The minutes of the previous -eating direct the regular customers. “I wish to branch, aod in a little while they will be were road and approved. God No. G could be closed tfo,” wm tbe all over thaffity. Tbo petition of Goo. W. Williams for Buiinc- cooties— good, though leare to boild wo-.d abed uo roar rod of AmlfUM Hubbril a deed for land proposed passage of tba silver bill by the If to be used fur street purpoera and cause unsettled things xiaewhit. Merch tbo-me to bo surveyed. Carried. Mayor appointed m stteh committee Tire petition of N. Barlow and others AU. Ruasell, McNaeghton aad Dewey. for gutters and gravel on Jefferson street By AM. Dewey, that tba report of the from Court to Grand street wm presented, aod referred, on motion of Aid. Dewey, to Tbe rcepcttable Life Insurance fraud ■ the Street Committee. ' now upon the unt level with tbe aaw-duat The petitions of L B. Boies and otbare swindler and gets tbo —me penalties. for a life walk aod grade io front of the Gilman, the forger, ia serring out hb time property occupied by A. R. Pratt, on Jet ic the penitentiary, and now Robert L. fenon street, were prenatal aod laid co Care, cm cf tba roust intensely “respoeta- debating tbe Army bill, and the spirit taaaifeoted in remit: qaartere on tbo Dem­ ocratic ride oourincut tbo- Wing on that the demagogue riemeat b aa fully Otrity" Life. When the aff.in of the rotten eouoera were examined it wu found that Mr. Cmo had swum to a cash brianec itaoo of Democratic hop— aod aspiration off neariy a mtllion, wham in fact only a during the past 17 years, ia quite u ob­ noxious now - it was oa the 87th anai- bwrg ahagfcter, intlbting by tbe two, a feral wound mi tbe CoaMeroey Tex0—rtti-. membun base gained little by thrir erratThe oammtaan on rids and eram walks iaemou. mi lbs MU,—b— thaa a writ- anbnritt^ the Irifawiag aprt: , | CHEAPEST AND BEST. CARBOLIC OIL The People’s Paper! WIT NEVER FA1L8! Try $10,$5.or $2.50 I r!U'*8 fri-ja —. zwra, r-ratabrsneraniM. tte...ms... “’C' PoglaKe |MU<1, «0c. often *• Olub^ of twenty, •• ■■ •• 65c. 60.-, FERRAND WILLIAMS * CO. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION COIPAKY MULT $50 ,000, 20,000, (0,000, 55,000, U,000 ii.OOO, rBMTBI- RQUJT Asthma, Bronchilit, Catarrh, B&rfera. Colds, to. •hinh tbe eric, y" portage psM. AU . eabrgaiHut, -t the pnacvn rate Ol Ui.uu AM all biMaM. rt tea ■a—tenrary Ore—.. is WONDERFUL CURES Same tenend Weekly as jt1u CRAMI»TON’« IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE "BEST.” Wanzer & Barnes. The Kid Power CURES -d �Oity Drug Store! WANZER Tbe writer was present at their last eml enjoyed an iatriiset.ri fe« A duoalien party w;a be held next Thuroday evening at the Hotel, for Rev. J- Mcrri&sld. Mr. Mmritdd a endssiutical labors are wdl appreciated by the maws, aod w< think tbrno will be many 2Eji’=lS*S.‘!2LS?Q^L!t liberal donator, on that occasion. dent. Kned to wuh merited attentioa by tbe Ur —1 > ...... „ Ator an abwncc cf about one bow the jury camo into court with the veroict of guilty of murder in the fim de«»W. wberespoo the jndg, at w teneed the Respondent to Military coofint°>™t in tbe State Prison foe life. Tbe verdict of the jury fa approved, so far M we known, by evrry one wbo heard thetriaLandwMjnrt., U (un. been slmret without a doubt. Tbe next cause on trial was that of the People v,. Thomas Alliaoe, for grand farceey. and resulted in a verdict of not guihy. Thia trial was vary short. CL H. Sunday afternoon will be held at 3 o'clock Bauer fur the people, Earn C. Baruum. u. sharp. toed by P. W. Niskcra for the RespondTire temperance meting ou Sunday af­ ternoon was well attended and a good in­ terest matiifoUetL J. Oamnn-wlU have an oyster supper aod »>eiX dar.ee at Woland Center on Thankagiribg evening. The County Farm House. Tbe committee to secure plans and specifications for a bouse on tbe County Farm met at the clerk's oSec on Thuroday last. Hon. D. G. Robic Hou. John’.M. Nevins wdb-clecled Score, tary. On mo'.iou of Superviadr Durkee At Charlutto every bwdacss hoaaa tad a sub-committee of throe contfatiog nl everyjol wn fa to be dosed during Think., Hon. D. O. Robinson. S. J. Bidslmsn and giving day and evening. Why not in Ixwb Durkee were appointed a oitumiUre Hastings? Io visit Eaton County aod inspect their An oyster supper and social will be County House, and that of any other given by the Baptist Society Sounty in their discretion and report at evening of this wook, ia the Red Ribbon next meeting. Tbe committee designticd Hall. AU are invited. Tuesday November 20ib to vbit Eston (We note with pleasure that Dr. E. F. County, The committee adjourned to Brown has made up hia mind to remain in meet on call of tbe chairman. HsatinES, and has nettled down to bu*i. nrea again at lus old oftee. Tbe Emmansd eh arch Bewing Society fl It b not often we print anythiugkafa The proprietor of the Orangevdh Houm ia making preparrtrotu to give a fs.hionab'e petty the 29th tert. AU hreers of dancing .boald attend .Ute. dance a* ever* thing will be dmu-to inrere a rood llmj «... ------ -------- , Having and keeping ccjtutantiy on hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Medicines. Hoxncecpathic fornffofy pims, h, in im W bim, a—s- na- Ow. Biatik and Memorandum Books, m any style M your own price- Your petrosagw « OlERCOm LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Suocom fa the criterian by which tbe world geumlly judge* a uun. Asd, judged by that standard, Dr. A. M. Bum cf thia city fa entitled to cvmmind the । confidence and patroimge of the public. I He ha* now -been a rmident and prartiring ; phjririau in thia vicinity for about two yean, and haalwcn remark ably aucccaeful,1 M hundreds will testify. ' Ha has now inwried one uf the frir dau.-htcr* of fr­ ying, gad retried down among u* u a pertnaueot ruddent, and hope*; by prompt at­ tention to all bnaines* call*, to merit and receive a (air share of the patrouaga of the COME ONE AND ALL STORE To the largest show of goods for the Holidays at the in Barry County. I am permanently located in Hastings and will endeavor to suit people in prices and goods. Of WANZER A BARNES. LEWIS STERN. Julius Russell STAPLE AND FANCY BllY GOODS, Hasting, on Saturday afternoon last, to vidit friends in Grand Rapids, Cliiearo, Kaunas City aid Kansas, and will bo ah unmiMM, ^One cf our oorre.<pm>deot» locate* Cale­ new undertaking.—G-rrwyKtedeat o/ the donia in the county of Barry. Well, we /xm,n.’.<, A’. /l.,Dei»ocnt'. cannot stand that, there b beyond al! A. B. Freeman, who completed an apquestion Xj^ity enough in the eounty of prenliwbip in the /’n* fkr»» offi« about • Barry, but to bitch on the “burg" of Cale­ a year ago, arel went to Hartings, Mich, donia b more than wc can stand. Besides to work on the HeptdJicnt llanarr, has recently bought out the ixtterert ef the junior partner, asd the firm now stands the county pf Kent. * “Dewey k Frocmao." He relieve* .Mr. Wo ask the undivided attentieu of oar Dewey, who isnet enjovinr good health, naden to the new advtrtaaemeat of Merer*. of many of the carta of the buainwa, and Wanxar A Barnet, it io net loo tnueb to ha* imparted considcmbJe new life into the paper. Surerot to the firm, with particu­ *sy for there men that all their good. ar. lar eoogratutetion* for “our fey.' — jirrt eluu io every respect. that they [Granite State free I'rrM. Grpgt sale «f LEWIS STERA Dr. I. W. Brown h*< odd out hb in­ strauger to most of the petrous of the teract in bu office to Dra. F. Brown Baxxn, ioducea Ol to ware that rale in An Astonishing Offer. ■ and I. Dever, and leaves Hasting, aa soon lite prerect case, snd give place to the fol- I The Mrfutulnt, of New. York, offer* | a* be can get hb matter, retried up. ; ia another column io give away, absolute-1 ly, a Wotmler* Unabridged Quarto Pio-; Mr. Frank Brindle, lately of Montagus, . tcrial IHetiunary, which retail* everywhere Mieh, ha* just opened a tin abep hi the ; for »10, ami is, of course, a bourehdd , roar of Powers & Barlow's hardware. We' Deceaaity. How they can do it fa. weuc« cevfros, a mystery; but that they do there i are glad to have him located among u*. ,/llon. Sl-crman C. Poodle snd wile left Bibles in all aisee from 50c. to $12.00. Albums ,n «uit every size pocket book. Toilet Goods *n “n eodless variety, from use to ornament. Juvinile Books illuatrated by the best artists, from 5c. to $5. certainly every one can be pleased. Milton, Scott, Burns, Tenujson, Longfellow. WTxittier, Alin, Phasbe Carey and many others. CLOTH and TURKEY MORROOOO Elegant books for gifts, in fine bindings. Common Prayers Rnd Hymnals of new and pretty deeign. • Back Gammon boards, chew, checquers, dominoes, Ac., Ac. Remember the place—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get more for your money than at guy other store. . FLANNELS. Hincer and St. John (the novelty of tbe age) front 1-30 to WO, cheaper grades such u the Howe, American, Wilson, e-c. aod .eeond hand machines of all kinds from hosiery and gloves. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. DEY GOODS! P A I I on me before purchasing and I will sell you goods vALL cheap os can be found in the City of Hastings. I have on hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also JULIUS RUSSELL, Pboouix Block, State Sk lured bclore tbe Refarm Club on Tuodsy .night ol fast week, and again by apeeial request on the succeeding evening, I found very lively interest msnitoted io temperaoce work. Tbe president of the Club, Mr. Willianw, is a seakraa worker, and he i. ably aided in his efforts in the good fected at thcsH prices. cause by many others wbo ere • conspicu­ On our fourth page will be fcuad tba ously esrnret- It is noteworthy that tbe prospsclua for Scnb»rr for 1878, tme of hall used by the dub was. but a short the here mugsuncu puUmhcd, and Vide Awahr, a flpod msgaxiao for boys and girls, to both of which wc invite tbe *p<*ia! attention of our reader*, and for either rrepectable ami worthy coterie of eilireu*. of which we *h*B be pleared to receive Thus, along my pathway, do I note the RutacripttoM from any subecriber to the radical and rapid .r^afomsttea oftbiug* THE EVE, EAR. Mid THROAT SANFBRD'S RADICAL CHE. will be kept locked; thi* w Meearery for the safety of the glasa and the comfort of dl doing busters, in tire building. 28 38 Joni* M. Nivtaa, P. M. -- . - H<L0. rf U- V. MIk *J, u» M-M, 1B7T. >U I— - 1878. W. C. H.—L- B. stsuky. W. V. T-—Mine Currie Fwher. W. R- 8 — Irvieat fr O—yW, A S.-ra* B BorwaW p. S —J. Harry Aadsreoo. vriuable men Barry «*ntI W’<U> ^.oot manr —to detriment* to the WO-being and prop®** of community, and th. money cr.twh.le ^Mfcrliq-id poire. brew W-d for the solid pbataux of reformer, at Hasting., a* * eeour, and tbo outgrowing and uprbtog UHcKrsnoi reotimeol rxhilited *1 Cafede„ia Woodland, Sheridan and «*»! <*tor ^us. witlaia hw bordma. Barry e-«UJ li. tbecuH. AtaW- Gatolonb ha* •>«>* S1'"*’ 1’’* Uek the dJbr of our fsthero." «cirwkuLo of artiH tbaiUf 19 ‘U’ ■mmk oct 6m 3 Sevin Mathie Pajer Fata; UMeriiiidt' late fiiiiu ’dlffiTIC I0MTHLY ■otic nslic ■ata i Blit DRESS GOODS SUGARS. TOBACCO. LIGHT-RUNNING Cheaper than you ean buy the aamegi in any other Houroi ia tbe City. of all the popular pattern* • and beat qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line* of Men's and Beys’ Clothing DOMESTIC animate and Muuiuiate a* th* temperance are indeed cheering to me. fur p-rtup-, more than many another, I am aware of thia greet n«d and the diro necemity for still more strenuous effort for the staying of the vile trafffa in aad u^ of iatoximiing drink. Could I fully ptoure to the ertiamm af Barry eounty, the fuB rf mbmy sad suff^tog —amd w«b>n ua borders to dsy by vile intoxicants, I opine that no well-dieptwed persons but uould deem it incumbent upoa tbe® to put forth «ro>e effort ia ths oruggle with the demon whore slimy trail k areo dl over our rounty sad the land But greet sdr.nce hre An immense line of Toys l,,r our I'tt-Ie folks. Miscellaneous Books- »M» as Dickens complete works? 15 vob. McCauley 8 Iwrtory of England, 5 vole. CoIlidfiTeS Ancient Mariner III. by Dore. Poems °f Sltakemteare, Moore, Byyon, BRAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS James Aspinall, DcUie Brown, Elia F. Evans. Agusi Gush. Wm. 31 Kinjf. Her rett Men. MasJ Ada Norton, Albert Me Eutere. Ed. Mathews, C. I). Miller. W. B. Rccil, Jossiah Rcevca. C. C. Smith, John Sear*, Ock Vivnan, J. M. Wilson. J.vo. M. Nxvtxs, P. M. pbeitly rclted upon to do jure as Urey agree trader *8 circumalaocre. As wc go to prere wheal i* reffing for 61.20£’«l.22-oate 24(h.25-eon> 18fe 20 cent* a basket—potatoes 35 ett—ap­ ples, good wiater,70(re75—taUar lff@17 —pork 4 j(<r,5— egg» 1C@17—beef 4(«.5 cts. The msrkrt for many ihinp is noi overcrowded, aad salre ewn bo readily af­ know what b gning o«i, and who vasittbo ..loons and play p*m« that if any men wanted tlaawbare, put in »n appearu». u b. O. k-u u “M" *-■ Ha ia, however. tlw.j> on hand to do ev­ ery doty, ata. under hb to-i.-—. the city k» been ovderiy and quiet, with Msedy. drunken brtal on ear streets - BARNES (Successor* to Bakxks * (Jo.) CASH STORE know* that fur tome time after, the old Dr., tired of hi* extenriva [iraetiec, and a large share of the aamc was turned over to young Dr. Blare, whore reputation was Srw riaaa io every rapcct. Tbe Doctor e*k* only aueb practice aa hi* merit* entitle him to receive, and th* he expect a OSce over Rower's Rwt and will be eatertaioed on Friday afternoon by personal nature, but tbo following notion Shoe Stote. Office hour* from 10 to 12.; Mrs W. S. Goodyear. The gentlemen •I the Basxu, and especially cf the junior publisher, who is a cumparalira Baumku re the loweredab rate* k Phonix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. SEWING MACHINE And all other eoqd* usually found alirsyu kept ia Stock. - “A Card” at tbe elfice of Sweiwy * Knappen on Wwhroday the 5th day of Dee. 1877. st seven o’dock, P. M. A punctual attend­ ance af the Btoekbuhkn I* rerpuwted. All owner* oflou by purchase ere by law. itockhublcrs, and untitled to vote. ilaatings, Nov. 20th, 1887. . H. A. Goourxalt, Prw. JOHX Bowl*, Ckrk. 80 31 Wp truth it distinctly under­ stood that the prices at which we are xeUing SLLK.8 is not our loM,but falls heavily cither upon the importer or mhnufaeturer of the goods We are credibly informed that “ prices at which they were day erprrw fa tbe here train between pure!hased the manufiicturer re­ Mrehican asd the East. Parlor can from is but little if any pavwhat- tank to BufiWn .rireping rosebw from » New York. ____for the silks, tnat the cash itaffrio maylWtf we paid was quite or nearly abaorbed in paying the Govern­ ment duties. Railroad,. ----- “------- **•--a SPILING t COMPANY. , AteUsnu, CROCKERY. to which 1 now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and took over my stock. I <trf^ w>aipetition io quality aad Price. -ansmrswcrGXAcaiMC). W. F. HICKS. HATS AND CAPS. I keep constantly on hand i fall assortment of men's and boy.’ Hats and Capa. A full line at vary tow figures. Come and ace them Wore buying elsewhere. �CABINET ORGANS BjgMt.raSws.'fcSE' ,SB£saoE',t:.“fcK..',ij"ra AGENTS . «wWE' . CHANCERY XALfc. IK FOR ALL. ^“JSspiLXl'W sretrsK? kk-~. c" rarts,SF8,’gi,?iK= ‘ F1m* MlasA <*r<s. vuhmms l> M-Mut. L jusrsACO.NsZTn J Fort Warn Jackson & Satliai RAILROAD. r rill Hl i.i.*i> rr.i w ■____ MICHIGAN AND THE SHUTE fi*r»ii«N A COCKAT^lt ni.B CO. MM4I*- A apadai report lent by tbe Departaaent of Agriculture al Waahingtun, oa the too Jiloo of crop*, tbe anicrsttiooalwheat aupp'y and our wheal export show* tbe follow­ ing facts Aa reafxet* wheat, tbe actual arenas for th* Unit'd Staten, an rkaely a* It cu be rakubted, ia 12 bunbnb ia a serie* ef years. Tbe estimated saarUKts for the crop ol 1871 wan 11 buidk *»d fur 187110.4 bushel* Tbo eropa el the yean Were, nupectlvely, 292,136,<XX) and 289,358,500 buabek. The comparative COMfTIOII CO CURED. BnVTMiitks'* paper* will Up* in lb* Jane« a.iinker. ike tree Mag *nUll*d •■Birds hi Birds.” and iil«*tr*tsd hj Fidelia Bridge*. Aecervacvr aa n» Bin**.—Dr. Then*** 1 Brewer will nmlnbol* ks*r saquisilsly tn* §SgS5giS® Mary J. Holmes. alatea w» nearly Bpd* good by ireued acreage and by ioeranoad over those of 1875 in several eUU, tally New York, Obi”. lodiaea ' and Texas. The present crop ia rated at |350,OtR).(MK) btnbtk l.'powthn subject of a.n, Use Auguat return* averaged It! per cent. of an averagc_crup. KU of lie New England Stain except Cuonoeticut arc above 100, aa well' ar North Carolina, Arlanana, and Kanrw», while Izmi-iana Indiana aad Or*'~nri reach that figure. all others falling TtuiHacolJiii Drfa.lt aS?2SMMM£. tiss: eshtj.-itSts,.1 MEDICAL48WICA1 DiSTITOTE. north. »«» RASIDS DIVISION ' t.nk.r .rlmd tkM wltkln i ’ Z91 JnSnS > era tte. ISIS! ”ess£sib, ••• •'•‘N* ka Ik* .Sir.in. t sbsU Ms' iinh 'n.L‘i *X‘rf?lil7 ,?rtulw7ts titV’.'r •< Rmums Itku ksIM Ik* Si... *k*N Us 11N..I crop of 1877 will prove on* of the raised in the United State*. U e believe ' the yield will exceed ease aod one Heart er I billion banbah. In 1876 the crop of oat* waa 320,000.­ 000 bndtda. represented by 86. This year the figure* ar* 98. Thia would pre a crop of 3&I,645,000 buebele. Thia will sewincMachine fr-Ml l-.Ml HAMA. 1.4 JO it ST* it a « v • , On ijuiwirfan.* ik. HMU L..I bar.k.rc UM-.Mir.!.. Ul IksI kw ImI a*e*Ml. sm . nur baaHovsd aM k. U4M.I iKASa var.suisi? ■mA B.w.1.sTMrroM4.rr.iNr c.*»w*tM**. U4 UM* I* Ik. M*.lk; Pm. I* U>* »i ir J*S*l*. enee MMUaNfor rk„m, SMMMh _N, .UnK.U fet-rl. .1 snsUr* *.<l tea ; H*****k«: Ls*. »t mm k • **i.A>l ••»••■.. • -tl..-.nt r.. .1 . UM okHSi Mtfkt I* bar* k**n fen*; I Uow aptriis, a mute rail** *■*«•>■ rlln *o4 Un..dr> C*Mfcrflrn Miaul • M*n ikA isMsvrwr rrfirf; Hal ik. THE CHEAT CAUSE BAD BREATH. Mkiul.w >.,I*mssi. »-lkisa m •>«■> I kraaik. »*4 la aaailr •>Tt «*s. it .lain nevertheMH anticipated. An iocm— _ —____ _________ hogs to tbe amount of 1 per cent ia in­ dicated. Tbe condition of the animal* i« that of a full average one. In tClalion to the international wheat aupply. the report ‘•S“2ir5“K“f.-J ■ Tie Great Snlteri ftaiife. NORTHERN si(it<"FlEADACHE. tba oGcial atatiatic* of Gnmt Britain alow au inereaaing demand fur foreign wheat Tbo amjuot now reuuirrd i* about double tbe defieiascy of twenty yoan ago. The average miairemeata of 108 to 18W were about *5,000,«W> bun dred weight; now above 5OXNO.IHM There wm one year, 1862, in whieh M. 000,000 hundred weight were itnponed, bat nothing like tbe amount again *uUl 1869, in cDOaequcnea of • tbo diaaatroua I failure of lb* home crap of 1868. Tba csaat oRcial aggregate of tba in>portationa of fiftnen y«ar», from 1868 to 1872. ineluaivoly, waa 528,141,861 bnn RAILWAY COMPANY ■IT HAS NO EQUAL. Wide Awake Tor 1878. "aSInm I*. pnkllsk*'*. TIE (TLVERVCI.L MEDICAL CO. MBL. “POULTRY WORLD7" door. It oaken a Jtnrly average of 35,. 209.487 huadrc-l weight, or <55,724,319 bcahcU of C.I pound* each Tbe hat year of thi* period, 1872, 88,0X1,000 l>n*liel* were roqvireJ. 100,000,. 000 are not <!.cosed au exeeasive import* tion. ChastM R. T*il~f. A splendid *nd buuixeus Of tbe annual deficiency the United s.rtsl Stery f.,r ik* Iky*. "TA* Bury ef EngMsk Uuralur* far Yeuag Stale* feroiahe* abonl 45 per earn, of tbe whole. Tli* 1O4,0uO,DO0 b«»h«J» will be F**slta" Uy L»ey CMI Wkiln (Mr* luMie). Eighteen llUelnisd lepers ■‘Anal Dolly * 8*k*nl-r*eni Burin* ' If** Util, MU. Uy Mr*. Wm. E Bryyal. A Tobacco Slav*. ® asst •rraoa w«> k. aoeMMaal a^iaterUOT rfaate a*- ssdtoPn Ssikusa I beard a man one* aay that he would awaer lose hie mwb ’then hie daily smokes. In tumuKV or winter, at mwn or in the evenin' you would find him io hi* aceoatnmsd oral by tbe firopiaar amok­ in- away fix dur Ufa, as if every breath bo drew depended upon th: pufiog of the _ I aakid him what good it did him. H* mid. "Ob I it rvwta me wire I am tirwd, ■nd aatrlea my oervea vbaw I am worried." I asked him bow much it coat him each year, tar be chewed .a* wdi aa amokad. Ho add be had "saver rec*oo*d It up." but by dint of further questioning I found be spent one dollar per week al least, and "that,” he said, "ia Wry liUlo compared to wl.*t tome man spend." And y*t that man called himnelf a poor man—«o poor that h* could sot go to th* 1 IKVBtai, -*»rfr I. Wsaten agjomjr —JSSHifcJsEttiri’.'' T*tak*a«M( taster Mas tXk. raj;, aa »m.. Sr.ra os Micamsa. n*Omli Cwn fcr Ik* AUCTION i>ALE •VSifeWSSE*. si-gaAfWtir tasrttfi: Depot, 104 STREET, New York., GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-11-28.pdf 5b8508afcc9371b39ec89574a0d5fcaa PDF Text Text RATES orADTERTISIird. .*g*M— VOL. 22. NO. 31. HASTINGS, BAKRY CO., MICH., NOVEMBER 28, 1877. PjUfBMMinilD iSfcSEEEJSSf WHOLE NO. 2077. For Diphtheria. The following paragraph, cut from the Springtield Rtfxjjian, fa worthy of pm- bob sleighs cvvatfoo. francose. end gtaa, Want India rum, brandy and cider breedy were — down from the shelves to the counter, together with a bowl of loaf sugar and a piichor of water. "A free treat, Aiaawwthr ’ Certainly, certainly' Mr. Braley fa n aka men; we Bust do sowsethlng fa honor of hfa marriage, walk right up! Wjs Will leave them to their elaraee, and •top no— the Mraet, to tbs house of Dr. Kfagaton who had jtut driven op in his xfa. The pleasant perlor looked brfahi and cheerful, tha sofa waa wheeled Of to­ ward the fireplace, when, supported by shining brass ।.nditoua, a good fire wu tnrlDdv burning Mm Hralev wm redfaing open —e arm of ths sola, and in the corner, upoa. a low atool by bar aide. WM acted Maj Edgrr.f.0, her Httle band elaaped within that of Mrs. Braley. They were dialling together in a low tone, so as not to interrupt Mrs*. Kingston's ac­ count of an snrident that oncunad al the turkey I hoot, tha day before. “Baek again!’' said the doctor, as be entered the room and shook hands hearti­ ly wilt his minister, • Wako— b—e! Atlcw —, Mas. Braky;” nod ha psvsrad his lips lightly to the soft white forehand of the bride. 4*I suppose I am entitled to the first WratfialdAte " “But you did not get it. May and I were ahead of your time,” rejoined hie wife toughing.. . "-'■“"f'-i- However. I ua going made and ironed in the beat manner and shod with PHYSICIAN k SURGEON •hoe. - ----— ----We have' on hand a' lull atbck of Heavy and Light JOHN R. KAITMANL ATTORNEY AT LAW ft SOLICITOR a’.\CM*s,c“r Nju^j and every strap warranted. thw exclusive sale of the Silver Steel Diamond rein. Feed cutlers, Bob Shoes, Cauldron Kettles, Ac. WM. JONEH DENTIST Nashville Kitkiiu. JAMKS CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR 15 CIIAMCnr rr—MU—rtaa slvea to ATTORNEYS AT LAW ft SOLICIT- Just received First Prixe at Wisconsin State Fair und ar our own . . State Fait tit JncksbM, DETROIT STOVE WORKS PHYSICIAN k SURGEON, A plarc of iraport—v. in tfia <WtMfield ^community w*i tha vdiage taraao. A *c*.uapicu<>us sign hung hi front of,a large two-story house, with a wood piagu aetnaa iho west aide of it, upon the sign wia a *pr<ad eagk. painted in brighl odara. aad uedevneath the aaawe,,J. .Maa—h, k| gdl lettera, so—wbat tarwLbcd by timo and weather, the eagle was Mtodof one eye, owing to a nekkna fallow akuotfag a bullet through it, whkh audaoiou act«raot him fifty eeuta. Thia memeata of bis much lunger time. Tha Lavcro bad grown gray with agr; tlx peel* that supported tte roof of the piaxm were entirely gulltlase efprial, sod the prints of many jack -ksivra were etched into the corners *> far a* thr arui could roach,'but the E*We Tasers was a great place of tvesirt, for two obvious oao— — CM of whiel' wa* its toenlity. end tte 8ix-h<»le\ Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. other tha gvoial temperameat ot the land -' lord. It was aitnatod oa the highway direct from Itoftos. aad the diUy suiteeaach which ran from that city to .Montreal kept the change of ter— terr, end alto tbe paMeag— took supper at tte Wool field beautiful and acientiGcally-nrraugcd Diving Flue Stove tavern. Tte ao—of tte bugfa, Unwn by THE JEWEL COOK! now in the market. Kuauaox.-oa«« •••' r. ». H*».. »u 1U Huiua Milk. II. A. GOODYEAR. POWERS & BARLOW prc|iared to show to »love buyers the finest aswrt-1 ment and most complete <> <J. HoKbHiJok; **’ ;r AT LAW ae< «eUel— J-J* KK^eS itiJUTKi BifBiffiiimw ever Ften in4h;f market! forest. Carre®, JSin ad ROUN1/ OrasRia! PAI N TER At A. M. Itoek * Carriage Obey innriTiw UVullllU SYT.W^AjiF The Foreat and Round Acorn*. with the improvement* of 1877 atandat the head of the lint far HEATING PURPOSBti. The Syhnu Acorn ia a BOILER IRON heater, wifih rtjwn lie TUB :flue* and, judging from sales already made, is going to L*. „ u. o "-“rfi-T*! FAVORITE. The Qneen, Forest and Crown Acorn Cooking St ores are all entire!}’ new this season, having nibkle knobs, ground etfged, autoa ENER AZ. mifclvep*elr..nd________ ’ . — Jsfffirson St., « B E PA 1B SHOP n» ea4OT»Kae4 aaere— ta l‘e »ee> fISUUJ*..I|mU*(* ..4’ Vtatottr. teat be ba* aw»*4 ....... .L__ Wo in, oho ageno fcr U>« doors and windows of wear ofthe dwellings wnaHllad with woman am! thRdrao. who runted to entail u fhmfms «f tte gilded ranch, with fas eight maik-wbiw tea— and giitteriog htrr.caaew That apkndid stags toaeb! Il wm g sad day for Now England when its work was ioOfl Tbs a*cam whistle superseded the outee of the mdkw tern, and mm at tte, pl sera nt realswecnera af country hfo peeavd into oblivion-, but tte ptstxa and steps of Aioa worth’s tavern were crowded with men and boys to watch it, at tte tirao of which 1 write. The postofiice wnadinatiy apMstta the tevcrti, sod it wss a frtst di^lsy to see the eoaeh drive up to tte door throw off tte Otatl bog. and cat a cirds np to tte wuokn steps, directly under tte wisp of the Eagle- The p—engen aiigbtod, tte tea— weve unhitched, and the tames be­ took themselves to thru respective it»Bs. which bad jnot been vacated by those who were to take tte honorable poet of ooavgyisg tte Unitad Bataa mail and tte travel1B- pubKe, twenty rndcs farther toward then deatination AD wm burly burly inaide the home. Tte long dfainm room ubto waa all spread, ready for tha hungry trasciara to occupy, and savory food WM always in abundance. !*argo ira-plaoee fa tte travslera' sitting-mum and tte bar­ room wars always lighted when the tight Ix-gnn to act cbdiy. and through tte au­ tumn aU win-tte btetery and -pl. kp Oral oat tbrir cheering light, which ...rsfl-adfaakliys bright, glittafag array of glara decanters and clean tumblers, that adorned tte wdl filled ter-perhaya ooa of tte an— powerful tttratsteta of the Eagle Torero. It wm Saturday night The two dsn following Thanbgiving won always holi­ days; men sod boys IvUaccd around the ACXNOWL.KU«HI> ‘THE IIEMTI Phyikiui-* l’re«riplioi» «»a Family Bedpca eareMly pra- pwed with Drags and Chemical* of pnreat quality only.____ Swaay's Hoyai., Diphtheria is a dawaap whach iprings from tte growth of a roe! fungus on aotne of the mucua aarf.ro. of the eyatem, more graeeally of the tbrrat. From the koal part* affected u spreads to, tte whole body, affecting ths muscular aad nervous aye urara, viuatfog tte lymph aad nnukat fluid*, and prodneiug ponlyma. As aooo aa t!>e raetcriumfueruaappears ia whte I ths public baaan— m writ as praces I u>lerrato eftlm aosstn, aad baadao—ly auapfonoatamtaia ofltoau of tte Court; WnutKxa, It tee beva plainly apparept . to al] I he members of the Umtod Blatco Gratd Jury for tbe trroi of October 1877. •miag io and for the Jtelli Circuit and Wcrturo Ihstriet ofMariugaa, that the apptpprialfoaa bi the I— Cong—a of tte To Ymhio Wins. Umtpd &a— fur the* gxpco— uftfefa Wc will suppose yea are vougly •citlrd Cours are cotirriy inadrairate to per tbe ta a little bvoae. We hope it ta yeur own ; ureiwaary expraift of raid (,'ourt In the if ant. taake an effort to earn ro—thing trueactwe et rtew a tookty of tte beoaeaah. week far a home, tw sutler tew era* ul seed Court, and texturing the meat aoraU, »u there be room eouugb for two, rigid ecueoBu to'be practiced by all the Meet vf our moneyed —a began al the oficcrt cf MidCuhrt is OtdOr fo tra—-t foot of tte ladder Next to e.teme the tte topurttet erimiual Ufa— of tte akd drabr—tira fam wumm off sweet I—pi . Wornrn, Daftrte of Mfohigxa; itetnYuu hosopsdtebly leantsd by , thia urao U st there ia no living in this wufid with­ That, tbe Grand Jury have out trials , aad it wBl not benefit you in win&ad with great pl—aro tbe sfcrta the least to ta«ome impatient Always of tte Ha«- Msfalca 0. Bureh, U. A remember that n with o sweet taanrer DhUMt AUosney for this Dirtnot, to ooaduct the baafa— before the Grand Jury wall the least |«aUe expense to the Gov. srom< at, retaBienl with Ms 'dety to tbe people, aad we tert ey tear toemmaey te tbe marked abdityp pr—pte—and dmweed -of your peraevering; yeur rawer! patch with which he Km conducted tte will be great ia the end. And now owes borinen* brought before thia Grand Jury. the great, rcublcra Tor every yuung houte/?»*«/'<•!, That snr chaste — ffeeahff k orper ; what shall I Cook: Wall, we can not lay down a rule far that, fur anmc C. Hurth. U. S- Dwaiok Attorney.'aad to irr winch easier kept than others. Bat. the Hon. John Porker. U. S. Marshal;, our ruk is not to have over fear articks and their deputies fur their courteou* Ust wee ; te faateoee, thia mvroing wo teatioos to the Grand Jar— io eordaethave bterail, stesk, poutoos and fruit. ur,- the taiaiaen* pfacud before thoca. Always have fruit Tur breakfast. Rets am tfc-W, That a raps uf thia PraamHv her the old adage “Frtiit fa goH in (be •nd three rssqlutiooa be signed by the mcralug. silver M none and ted at eight.'’ Cook tail hack, aad nee that m ba well served up, and have sommhing fresh aad sew wch meal. When wo have fried j*>- THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frafoda, until you have priced their Goods, far you will save money by it. , Everybody knows they are the only PwriML MianHK to all calls sy night wm log and more­ ________________ _ -od fa the Holy Book, m trail m tte rommaod to “Rememter tbs Sabbath dar tn ks- kteiy.” The sweet tanra of tte mellow busk auuodsd open tte frosly , sir. juM M the aua souk behind the was—a bills, end uuh the mo*! rwh. the people mode for < I Aa Old Man and ■ Petty Theft. Of an old man brought before tte Lord | Mayor of Ixiodoo on a charge of petty , ttett tte Jis— of that eity prints the fol­ . tewing plaaaaal paragraph at tbe teed of . <it* po&cc aJumd. “It sppcArri that the prisoner had been iia the habit of frequenting what ia salted a। raff* taMero ta Tfi—la a—ot and lak fax i refresh—ata tteaa. On Taaeiay ha Werat there for that purpose, and evuntu1 atly left theteaM, tailor a dionee-knifa i With him He wm foRnwrd by e Water ’ iaad an—into custody. Tte Lord Mayer reoagatted tha yr—tot from the tench m 1u mao whom be ted knuwn aa tte Corn Exchange for many year* aa a very reI fra I ttnli enra merehaw. Ikptyfagtos qo < —too from hr. fovdahip. tte prisoner said te WM aevsuay ye— of age. and wm ; in I tha habit of taking a Hute sandwich < I । A bishop naked a little diDd. “Myittto frisodtaU stewb— God fat and I wM giro yeti an oraaga." “Mv Lord,” npted th. chid, “tall ma where kc i* sot’ and I will give you two." Joaijufa . Miller tells of a hcrofae who “swept tte lonesome sea with bar tangfad hair He ought to hare had b« sprin­ kle it first with her eroa»-eyud tears, as sa । I tte mom Itertture, tettem^A^-d rnhfa* to the ■— potatobag, ott. Liitk do ■— parouivc wtet soinute fa, oad bow far it art—Ifab. Far a ewgjla Th Watt- The seventh annual meeting of the Michigan State Foaekgiad Sosioty wiU occur at Grand Rapids December 4, 5, 6, and a lane a'.teodanca is anticipated. There will be a g<a>d exhibition of winter fruit from Grand Traverse, Ooeena, Mt>t> roe, asd Van Banw count—certainly, aud Kent county wiU surely not be ia tha rear when so good « opportunity is ofiered to “l‘l spring frail for market —J. Stenrwa, Kok—ano “Farm adorns—t' —Mao. H P. thing in operation ta ettnM tbs people and Create, Hudsonville, Ottawa county. Cloee buyer* are incited to call, enunine out atock. uld get pri- turn a few pennies into th# till ofbis desk, a beu or turkry shoal, a betting matah— S>. TCWBlua. E- 110,'-ow anything to gel up a link excilrmwt aad ffA good tin ehop in coniledion. FRANK PRISIg.B. Supt gather a crowd A baH, Ute preceding eight, bed dravra all Utt ytrang people from far aad near, und Ainsworth had made a good thing of it. The frolfokca The ILIRRISO.V tTJWOJT, Wm. H. Goodyear mwtmL raw PEOPLES drub store. The Itapteffnan sprate with ao I tarribk dine—, dipttesia. that we hope it will bn triad by earn« one ia this rtefaky, in e— aoeae penna is safer—writ-uM<h to require —attseaA, and the roialt—de pohlic. If item kanything of value-^o tte ffaiowfaK, tte knowledge of it ought lo be wsdei] extesded / Grand Jury prraitfod u foreman of aaid Grand Jury in a van abk manner aad han bran uwpertki in hi* on all <|iac»tteua aubsaitud to him far Ufa <fae» tea and ha* been eourteowi in manner to every tnCfaibernr skid ihnV. And/whar*oC »M H. H Hinds, b*a aa <krk of mid Jury taken rrwt pafaa to Uepthe rra I oad»j#f said Jwrj.in good th>M and baa erierad grret iat«rrat in all hia labors as Clerk to the end that Ar said Jsry might tee assisted h> tbkr tMtberata— by et^rurt mietuo, tbaralssw be it ; Rttulttd. that tha thank a of this Grand Jsry an dae and arv hereby tendered to tted Georpv M. Ikwey far tte ability im fierttalitr and caurteeiu master as such farefimn'of mid Grand Jury. And to raid H. H. Hind* for bis iotcnsl and la­ bor m nieiuing said Grand Jury. ' And be it further1 /fraefaarf. That said Georgo M. Dewey crapk of decanter*. and several wine and H.Ji. Hinds e*-h be sraeantod with glaarae, white he filled aad brought to Mr. a copy, of Jac fueegoinj; lYcatable and aad Mrs. Boley. The minister took bis, Resofataooa and that the same be aptad and turned to hte bride, «wbo raid plea* at.lar^e ej<,n the re«»:rds '</ this Grand antly In additiori to tte fotur>lt.g the Jury , '-Excuse me, doetar, I Barer late wioe. "Not taka wine! D-c* it affect yourr at tte'dOM rf their aotatoa adapted tte < IxadT What shall I give you, my dear’ folfowfag preamble and reml ^iorns which < ladv’' — forth fa pretty plain tor— a apeocs of 1 ' fajuiy fafiteed by, tte iMtCo^-sopoa ' made from the beat OR. U. S Court Al the prowl > anaion of the United Stales Court for lbs Sixth Clroail and Wratern Diatrirtof Mu higan the Grand Jury, adopted the following Preamble and TteManhall Nh.ta—ra publbbc. th. foUowiag. letter ft— Hou. P. T. VaaZile Jediniog tte JMO vclod him by,the Supcrviacra of Calhoun odun'ly, which it talcs lias been received rod r.Sri*lly filed and au artietimliy laid u—iter that it wm by the clerk of that ooantyhard to detect a joint The plaster on tte T" ike Board of S*p*rtitort of Calkt-o wulfa taaide wm still (right and ftmh teaklag The leruple BMteure-i SOO feet ta foagth sad lRl tec in width, and the fag the newspajwra, that a portion of your . Walla were adoraed with rough ropraaeataconuituenta aw diraat«fi«d braauac ofyour lioaa oi men ate aafates, with aa peraction in Ibc pa—<♦ of • renolnltoo appro­, apectiva. white over one of tte windows priating WOO to pay the upon— ot the wa* a rude figure of a dove bearing a twig or branch ofsoraskind. and flying towssd My first ■uprtaa'iia was, and I have out yet limnw eno rinsed ibal it is erruntoue,' a tcxwntain fa tte dfofamse. Tbs sxpforsr ' found toe ground rovend for acres with that when article IX of the Cosstilnlion‘ rafeMenM —Itrokn croctery ware, ate says, “Il shall nM be competent for ths' -ffau—ate wnlfoofedid msnoury, stereLemafanwe to faettnss tbs aafarera herein provided," k does not asy it shall not bi fag mark, of skillful worte—teip. bsv. Incf-rua competent for the Board of Supervisors to lag au.o: -I th- ravarro numbered ccotarire. A. wall fifty feet appropriate from the contingent food or thick, apparently ravaral mite ia dreamfunds nut otherwise appropriated a atim frre.ee, wm vidbte fa maay pta— la toward paying lbs rr/mueo rf the Ctrcnil p-laoM biMra w— found compktaly aavr erad fa tte earth, having become so by Gvcupyiaj Uta poeuioa, bawevsr, of tte long preo— of time. I none of th— Judge ot this dblBrt, I am unwilling to’ boo— the explorer found an opening, ate by nmaea of a rope let himorii down fata - ihiiTh inteMt tef*——Y—itaik tartTtitefarwytoA—— L. — L._ rn ? ' , . 1 . ' * 1 1 ■ ’ I ’ ' . . I ( . �Ilrrotoforo the Serraot-ot Arma of the Home Hm manige-j to pec through with Ua ardtKiwi dotira oa a alary <rf84,(K» aad the aid ri three asiatant. who retire 85,300. Now be demands .author .Mut- |her Reprnnentatives to voting |for a recuctiou, it waa proposed ,to give them four regiments of , cavalry for service in the Mexi­ । can and Indian frontiers. The Ut, the Gto.1 RrilMwd Kag. sra Married with frat pomp ud aireunateore loot Wedaeedey evening it St. Bertholocnew'a. the ultra fMhionriifo ebureh of New York. Probeblyao Wedding tbit oould tainty aa to tbe rilrrr bill ha. had ■ de­ pressing effect, for no one know, what the riroduKm of Ikiaga win ta Jf it paaam. It would be a bkmed thing for tbe country end reconstructed received the solid Republican and qflite a proportion of the Democratic vote. Atkin's committae were in favor of non-concurrence in the amendment increasing the force above 20,000 but when Atkins made the motion,in again reporting the bill, he was morti­ fied to find the House against him by a vote of 184 to 130 in Tbe majority of the Repabhcaai in tbe favor of sustaining the Senate's Stalo of New York down to Harlem amendment. ' There can be no Bridge, at tbe Into election, was 25,000; doubt that he and his Democratic associates of the committee were The Mfo.boh, N. J., MuoUur fii« lb. Mine of Sonuor ConkliBg for Prreiden: ia A correspondent who was once 1880. Thi. foio fo.ooeot direrriou k> if heisMut now a Republican, fkrre lbw gnrerri public i. cooceraed, andjim that point wo do not feel tbongh ilnuj .nn«y the Souter parson* THnga as They Are. calladutpon to exprass our opin­ ion, asks of us an answer to sevcral questions. To such of them as we have had the time to give the .necessary attention we sub­ mit the following answers: He asks: . 1< Arajuu ia forcr oftbarretoraUoe of apeeie payments on the Int day ofjaauiry, 18>79, and doyuu undemaad that to he tbe policy of tbe Republican party? , A simple yes, would perhaps be the best possible answer to both of these queries. We are in favor of resumption, and only wish the day fixed was January 1st 18~S instead of 1879, as _<e believe it would be for the best interest- of all dasses of our peo­ ple, the debtor as well as the creditor; and would ensure a re­ sumption of many kinds of busi­ ness, now prostrated by lack of financial confidence, among hnmied men. We understand the Republican party to bo com­ mitted to resumption in. January, 1879, and do not believe there is any,desire to change tho time by putting off the day, among, any considerable number of the Re­ publicans of thp country. ' 2<i‘TArc you in favor of the remoatUring of .iforr? We answer, ‘-Yes," bnt as we underatand the question, not in favor of the bill now [lending be­ fore the Senate, mu<A less that wlricji recently passed dhe House flf Itepresenfatives by so decided a vote.- We believe that silver should be made legal tender for all debts, public and private, not spodaHy stipulated to be paid in gold; but we also believe that the silver dollar should be made just us n^aY. thc equal of the gold dol- •twtkwetala, judged by tho gold -standard, as it is possible to make and keep it, whether tho silver dollar be 4121 or 4251 grains, or any. other weight that may be required, that gold and silver, as mopqy, may float side by side in all busincM transactions. We trust that our correspondent will understand our position, and that our readers will carefully judge of tiftpoint we make, as against the.'bijja now pending at Wash­ ington. 3d If tpecic resamption taka, plica JsMmy la*. 1879, woaM you h.vo tha Gordrnmmrt keep the greeabaek in orculWfln, u legal tender for tha payment of potato obligxtion.? nd Irt k reptfote itarif. Modiein. kilte more than it curve, .ad there is nothing to terrible M cneertaiaty for it cheek. A - cbtoM MMk .f goo& juri Ttorired^u . totopfotetoook B^vicsrm .u for FALL TRADE. cher, Culberson, Giddings and the two Williomff—Democrats Tbe Philadelphia Prm h trying to who dared kick over the party make it appear that Speaker Randall i. traces. They were forced, hewthe most' probable Democratic candidate ever to swallow their reaentment for the Preridoocy in 1080. but they wait an opportunity । for revenge on their schismatic electro in PbQadelphU have been diacov- brothers. 'The Senate prompt­ erod. In one ward the Republican. bare ly receded from the few unim­ diacuvered 660 fraudaleat vote. and im- portant amendments to which pcraocatiooa by overhauling tbe return*1 the House refiued its concurand making compariaoaa.. In four ward,1 rencc and passed the bill. Both in the undisputed control of the Demo- it and the naval deficiency bill have received tbe President's ' signature and needed disburoements to tbe officers and men of both anna of the service, will at The uficfol vote of WfooMnin give.1 oaee be made. In the House Smith, tha RcpabUShn ouxlidltc for Gov­ tbe Democrats were well nigh a ernor, . plnreKty of 8^71. unit against the appropriations Tho apparition to Prc.idcnt H.yca' of $160,000 for the Paris ExponomwAliami and policy, ia the SeaMc. fo1 sitien, tbe Republieana geneagrowing law drily. Tho Prerideat »y»' ally voting for and securibg'it he lire had to appuiat xxtt Democmtn ia1 by a small majority. As finally tbe South beeauw he rould not find -nod1 passed the right to appoint honRepublicaM for the phicre. ory Commissioners is divided A ariary -.grabber in tho ebrir uf the1 between the President and Gov­ Speaker of the Nauonri Home of Repre-' ernorB of the several States. Mnutivra, a sefory-gnbber ia tho rret ofr While the Republicans favored Oliver P. Mortoe ia the Senate of the' an appropriation that will en* Hailed Statcri Both placed in three periable tne Government to return tiooa by the Dcmocnuic pony. •‘Rrform 1 in kind die many acts of good will evinced toward ns by France Ft. Pan!. Minn., a a Democntie1 during our Centennial Exhibi•tawbgbriJ, bn thin year the Republican, j 1 tion, and to aid our would-be broke the enemy'. rank, and captured1 exhibitors in making an effecthree Otil of »ix Reprfoentatira in tbe' five display, and attempt to di­ vert any portion of the appro­ ' prixtion from its legitimate pur­ general remark of the Pennaylvania Re­ pose to reward favorites for po-' publican.. litical or other service will insure Tbe combineuoMin the Ohio Senatorial to the promoters of such a co a teat* ire eaid to be agaiou Mr. Pendle­ scheme daservedsmotoriety. It ton. General Euiag'a blundering with is believed it and the deficiency th. Reaumptioo Repeal bill ha. set him bill will pass the Senate without bookJin the race, and now it ia mid that protracted discussion so that the tbn Democratic Methnaaleb, ex-Gor. work of the extra session may Alien, can elect any man for whom ho be cleared up by Saturday night. Tbe action of Pack, the House licmd th*t Gvn. Moqrou in oatw^oat indoor-keeper, in discharging from flarionfot, ia the tain. the “soldier's roll" several subor­ The auvt critic, who Mek to compare dinates crippled in tbe Union R. B. Haya' Rcpublianum with that of’ service, is very severely com­ Andy Joharete, and th. Wbiggery ofJohn mented on as a flagrant violation Tyler, hare undertaken a larger contnot than th!y will be likely to execute. Th. of the spirit, if not the letter, of the law. Frye vigorously at­ Prorident data hi. political atetM tacked the Democratic iride yes­ tack about aa f.r a. the bat of them, and terday as the party - responsible for this contempyble piece of • .Secretary Erast, undcrataoil* veil of work; and sorfle of his shots taengb for a. wbta the RapuUlcan ptny 't told with fearful effect and tbe and Confederate duty fo He my. that the AdniostrMion Democratic dodged and ho before it three thing! which it mana Brigadiers who ducked to escape the flying mis­ tu .ecuBipluh: FirM, to tutioa.Exe tha Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT mo bay mow and ebcoae-pnam patriot. " $lug if a strange question, and wo^lo not know as we fully undeMtand jUst what our correspottdent desires of ub. But we believe that the greehbMk, when' it can be redeemed on demand in coin ft the Treasury of the Unit­ ed States, is ns good a. paper RcjuUlauj party, letond, to rautua »f-ecia money as tho world ever aav.1 pyreent.; third, to cmanripMa the action Wo sec ao objection to it in any of tbe totem from tbe aanirol of the offleeform, fT it iff treated os non-nntercstrbwiring obligations of the goyernment, used as money, redeem­ Our Wariiington Latter. able nt the will of the holder, in pnp, at the Treasury of thd.UnjtW ABWikorvs, D. C., Nor. 34,1877. e.LBtete., nor. do we see why it i It is the prevalent impression may not continue to be legal ten­ that an adjournment may be der for Hie payment of all debts reached on Saturday providing public and private, not otherwise thfc Ewing bill shall have been sptyjiaPy provided to the contrary disposed of in the House to the by:o*uting lawt. It, if kept in satisfaction of its friends. All circulation, should certainly boa the businew recommended by legal tender for the payment of tho'Preaident for legislation has ail private obfigatioru, and in our been sent to the Senate for its opWon ifehould be kept in eirconcurrence, save the deficiency culbSbn so long, and to such an bill; and debate on it is expect­ amount, as the business interests , ed to dose to-day when a final of.-tho country- require and tha vote will be bad. It appears coxiatitution will permit, in lieu . that some ofite items provoked of National Bank Bills. considerable criticism in the Committee, but Mr. Foster stat­ ed he did not propose to antagattention of the House and coun­ try to the fact that this was the second one reported this session, PoRtioal Notn. and predicted others aa the out­ come of Democratic “economy.’' Since the capture of the House by the Confederate Democratic forces in 1874, with Tilden at enmmercul tad frieadly refolioM with the the head of the column, shouting Urited Stela. A dfoptoch to the New Yoik A\w reform and economy, which was taken up and reiterated bv if I'Mt uys Prarideet Haya h» deeforevery adherent, great and email, al tbet ha will raw .oy Sire? bill which the constantly accruing debts d«» not expressly except the public debt trom iU eperatfons, .nd he will Ml »p- were kept out of sight until the pdlr4 »Bj mrerore which hre the riigbuwt decision of the Electoral Commission rendered any further tendency te impair the pcblic credit Tbe Tcuo Ikreocreta a.y that their .e persistence in these false preten­ tien with rape« to the arriry emrod sions wholly useless, and an meat to the Arthy bnifoM week wm intend­ army of important creditors now ed rimjdy to commit the DeewerMie party sop was effective and the bill . bk eqeh to . protedirc policy with rrepeet went to the Senate Oonmittee. The Texas provision was at onceI ta tha Rio Grande. stricken out m virtually abolish­. ing tbe President's perogativoeI as commander-in-chief of the army and navy and tranfiferring .. them to the House, and the nu­ merical limitation was restored to 25,000. The bill thus formed rush to the front with their un­ , audited bills whose payment was . purposely deferred for tbe po, litical advantages that might rc, I salt to their [mrty front reduced appropriations. Hr. Atkins suf- sile?. Every will have their opinion of the merits of his inci­ dental reference to the “concili­ ation policy." Conover's vole yesterday is the subject of universal remark. Democrats are jubilant and hold that it foreshadows the admission of—not ••Beast" but “Hamburg1* —Butler and Eustis to the Sen­ ate. Tbe Committee on Privi­ leges and Elections is expected to report to-day or to-morrow in favor of seating Kellogg. The silver Dill with a few amendments (only one very im­ portant) has been reported and the opponents of remonetisation would he hopeless were it not for a seemingly well founded report that the President has expressed himself as determined to veto any bill that will unfavorably effect the holders of our bonds. , Dk Soto. M.U of . ole. Jioa of WORSTEDS aad drra« SUIWbU 0VtR4».ATS. In FBrewhwg O'** Wwh.re.Hn- . f RROADCUITHS for DRESS SUITS. the fount xylee in fNfc P1W FITTING for WHITK SHfRT in the Cky. A oompleie Em st COLLARS and! BUSINESS SUITS. Twombley. Tbe Other af the bnde per­ formed bi. pert by giving hi. deughter . diamond oecklree worth <50,000, .nd Charite .id other wccritia for aarly . millwa, which will taka th. you.g ooapie comfortably through tbe winter. CA88IMERK3 .nd CHEVIOTS OVERCOATING in good ririw- Umbrellas. Satchris and Shawl Strap! York mw, .ad proriaely the kind of thing tUt th. moahroam .huddyltea dw.j. do. Th. gift, were advartimd for day. before, tha eat being rrry curtully mentioned la aaehreM. Now tha real old familiw, who have Mmetbiag bcidca money to foE back upon, never do thb. Their wedding, are gorg—u enough, but pubbrity fo alwaya aTuidml. The nrwvp.per reporter is not invito! to lajpcct llic Loom and mak. noire of everything from the diamond troklaea down to the bride a outfit, and if 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. rery careful to Lt<i it ell Unioned forth, and it it done ia the tine petent laadicioe rtylc. It u a merry that meh foroilia don't law bog. The oat eolation bred of luddeu wealth very toon dimipataa ic. retire than for »how._ One uf the rtyliah moroing iparmeoto for Ml-ddon M a long rlo.k of Cray ebewoit, oorenng ibo entire drew. . nd put "1 *>• eJaady m pceelble in Front and behind. A highly aeoriUc ad­ dition foe walking i* a cloth gaiter .trapped over the boot, preeimly like there worn by men. tt> keep the dort from entering theabiom Embroidered waiau of light blun or pink opera fiaaarl are worn under the COFFEE lose but pure, for" tor roast and grim soAp. TOBACCO. Mae th.wU of plria oahmere or Mrila rii.wl. with border. are wore m a | sort of half drew, .nd odd touchre of plres mg bright eoier to tbe atreeta. IMPERIAL SOAP CROCKERY. IS THE ■‘BEST." Tbe rigar-makon* sinks cuoliauaa, aad though the otrikei. effect to have confi­ dence that they can compel tbe managen io come Io their terms, they are evidently STONE -WA.HE. Smith Hogle & Preston. CHEAPESTANDBEST. excellent one in a week, and they are taking them on by the tbouaaad. Ic it lingular that the two never thought of CARBOLIC OfL why tbe deft lager. of a woman ahvuld cot be better in a trade Hke thi. than the coma and clumsy hand, of a man. A cigar made of expouaire Mock suit be finmhod ia haodsome atylo, it mnrt be elegantly .taped, .monthly aad niedy Inubed^ml there u no reMoo why woman', latte tad dexterity ahould not be ti tilrted The People’s Paper Clubs.of five, postage paid, “Ofc. Clubs of ton *’ •* Clubs of twenty.-1* Gil' weighed oat to the workman, who io n> quired to driirer to many again of a prescribed alao aad weight. Tbe manu­ facturer own tenement hottiea, which they rest to their employees, aad in thia way tha work, while it ia dooe without FERRAND wftXlAHR CHESTER’S CURE! Manafactlnd only hy CRAMP TOK BROTUKRH, 2, 4, 8, 8 and 10, Rutger. Pfooe, aad 33 . od 35 Jefferooa St.. Naw York. Far mlc at Kiolrtalr l,y ri»t«n of the employer. Tte manofsc. turer. an now ejecting the rtriking tenaula, who of ooctree hare not paid rent, 1andcoeb ejectment it made tbe aeaeeicn . 1U3MLT OHJTim ifflJI .Asthma, McCarthy, roney a goer. lironchitit. Catarrh, Datrou, Mich. By GfoMr.ge.enHy »od by ' 1 ' 1 Z. B. WILLISON. _ _____________ Hreunc, MUh. ! - WONDERFUL CUBES IMi* Tntnaah fra mffijAji Our New York Letter. Naw YOU, November 24, 1877. which the price wiH foTllO.tt) per yr*. F-tatre r-l. All wb. eetaerffo tafarr •nUiX«»«>t. «t tho proeeM role offfl.to will receive the enl.rprd u, Ae eod er tbrir tiro witbewtutrTZrae “ ' both Daily THEPORT. a Dearborn at., Chicago Tub Vahbimilt Will Can—Tub The .gilMora are the only cure who nuke Vaxdebbilt Wxbdiri!—Fa.ntoxa— aoytblog by there norearot*. Swinton Tua Crus Nakus* Btbixx—Thb bowh .nd Sobwrii mR> beer, ia ootafort, Wax Aoaimt Rom—Tiltob—Beat- bui the drindtd workmeo .tarve. Strika are expenrive l.xnrire. i. uijosrotd to Dre. 4 It fo the «®gn»•ing topic of eunvsrxMion, everywhere. Seott Lord, the .Horney for the ooutretant*, i. very bw>y getting up th. tretinroy, .nd . prMty .my ot it be boa. He ureru ia «y fort, nd hM u MU boride ihM ba think, will ret ba oirreMiy to introduce. For iiiMreiee, m f.r Wk u 1854. there wm . ch«{M rignml “CorariiM," prid for . lot of groeeriea to bo riiippml to C.1ifornfo. Tt>« rigauure wm forgtd. WIL liim H. rmprared hi. fcth«r with tbe be- ran waa .a.i.ii nun goca > with retying raccaaL A largo number of low grngvrioo bare been toad ovar arid over aciio daring the wrtk, and a f«w oflbem hare thrawa up the .peuge mid quit in dfoguM. Tha big hotel, clone ou Suwdayv, aad mrvn liquor, al labia, in th.-ir reateurenu which the tew ren t tako bold of. For other riabtWM they ply thor Sore quietly and go right along. The “Law .nd Order League" are dote mined to al leaat eback tbe treSe, and ATLANTIC MONTHLY for 1878. •aata a Waal. wiiet.Tr'S’.etr"*? Ww£y veg^-able Wanzer & Barnes. Ths Mild Poorer CURES HUNPHmr Homeopathic Opsclfics it, aad the two Cwrily jAyrieua. got out a writ of luarey. .nd Coreditu wm «rsnd and hurried off to the Bloeaingtkle Any lum. Fortuaately tbcehiefof that ksyhuu knew Carwefire. and refored to reorir.;hftn knowing bin to be entirely mm. Thi the Miouhle ban need riuMiog ep m well. But, dl.id«lM they are. lam gfod to My mom imprewiioa is bring made cpco tbe trade. Tbe efoj M enrred witn orer 8,000 nun raUte ofail kind., and it fo too plea that they did it to eave him from a beery a lax to bear. Bel for tbeae crime criminal praaacutro for forgery. Coroe- focteria, the police foee. euold be rodored lina demanded a legal iurewigatiau, but al a bril, aad the eriaunal reerte would bare tha urgent regwaal sf tbe (fototoodon tbe matter waa dropped. Mr. Lord «xp—*> show that for tbn Um twenty yoan Wil- ed with Me took to blotto Coroahwaad krep him in dfokrar wkh Ma fotbre, in the end th. .art ptf*? tbealdwa ilitt. EADACHE. �Cotaaoil Procertiiaga. A apaelri meeiiox of tte Common Coun­ cil of tte *ity of Hatting*, waa teid al th* ' ‘ ’ TscadaycvimiopNov. 20th, 1877 His Hooar tte Mayor ia the chair. On tall <.nu ran tte ruinwi.R am*tCMrt a p.„ ar WMM.i.y, Thom.;. FHtey 004 mu tet. tWmrd.y Tfc« iHb., ■tehtetinumte oototm.4 Vm terpo-C trial to IKl. TtePtrnraUM AU*. M7 It jterarwMdMtod th. Mm fcr ' to! F*°VU *S‘r,n'T “J .Willy City Drug Store! MW.JXH" WANZER & BARNES (Successor* iu Bakkxb « Cu.) ii.%£.czxs-. Pharnix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Medicines- Homceopathic Remedies, AM. li—rf M.Snfku. Uu.il. Toatiinaon, Wiaklcnun and Timor—4. AW-Aid. Abtey. On mxiou af Aid. D.-w«y th* following Pllffl, Mb. I M II1JMI1 •Mrt w» <la«ply rsfTM .. „< for pnMkatfon. aero th. nry bta >m< rarapta* il,, rrm.rk. af AU^a,. u lh, you.fc sx=sk Toita Anaalca m 'aav raritey rf kiad or price. Hapo". Mogaote TWai. Ctenn «■ BotecJ Book., Office and Seteo} Stuiraury. Blank and MeBor.odaB Book*, in any atylo at your own prioc. Yowr patroooso m It!....., Ihu to fina.ra. ,»-t fr.nlam calaad him map aw frtoata. Th. kv •peodeal. wen *ad tewpMally drfrwUd by 0(4'0 T..w!iiwoa of th. (rw of ftufc-J A TaallMra *T W.yUad, end Ctarlr. d. H.Jbtort teihi. otj. a*, a WM .n ,0 „„ po„ ”nlio ot (Wi!ty. * <rnl>n u»l puWK »pt.U>a alBato aaralwoa.ly .ppraraa, .ad .fib* )n»ar Otad. U.K ea. tw bat opraion Oa KM,, aroroln J««z» Vln DI. Ueawi tte SMpaodrai terra* Alb to Mot* Priorafer fbor. u4 U|nM f_, ihr..y*m »ad ' 3374 Erory-rara aad aUMtteo i* given to compuandinx Pbyaicua'. I'raoeriptio* <* F*tol>y Bawdpto. •____________ 25 per cm. tew* t baa Trine, an * tberarojadly. It will pay .ay on. to tey than Orwvoat* and raita mi ril Man a iod Boy', clothiaett tte pm! WAR DECLARED STAB CLwHUiu HOUSE. Iteabte ttere, 34. 40 u>d 48,0*01 tort* Grand Itepidt. Good uadarahirto *d Draw*™ 25*. Spteadid Sate, 110 aad US. Lumliewie't pood, tew down. CASH STORE On notion of Aid. McN.u^tton tbe rrport wu .doj-ted by ayes and cay. u follows Aym—Aid. Dewey, McNaughton, Ru«•ell. Tbmlitwon, WmIraan ant Yws; LEW/S STEKA ? 4 Fancy Uoods. I? lathing Hnts and Caps and Call and learn prices and be convinced tliat I will sell you good COME ONE AND ALL ' ' - 1 ! Yr_ LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. By Aid. Dewey: ■ ' A'Mtata, That th. rily rf Kutop will *. toblite m a wtmi th* rwl .pMltei la ihr aen>ap.<Vte( «Mp aa4 i|w«ISraiU,... «hta th* traJ.n* thwtea .pwntte .ball lw>. tor. .1... by l>r Craw! Rirrr Vhtey l’..j!™.d l«mp..y. aad m ti«,.M>« taw -Hl uh. up :u>« not MW PM«.( under Uw M14 drawl fcrwV.IIry fc.Un>.J treatM^nkTHM.iltatuJ ara.t.d a. pray,, tk with ihtprvpMad .iraei w«*t.to fit^i wym. . X tera opened op a tin .hop In tte raor dam O*X,w *— ptarnwi Which rraulatioo W. tdqptegby .yea' i and of l’ow*a and B.riow'1 H.rdw.rv ' la tha Ctanrary mom of J ted cap. aa iuliowa; . Store wkcro>f »■ propewed to de any kiad Aye*-Aid. Dewey, M.N.ogbhm, Bu- at worit that Bay .be unwed to tM to do. I te I liberal potrontp* ef th* poiiite. ae!t. TftodfaMB. Winkleman and Young; I CJ1 »nd MO me teforo tr’iiuK eUewhcre. 3» 32 P, A. Patwuts, N.ye—None- ' By ALL Ikw.) Il" Itel tea Itocanlar l_ mJ U >. t-mOy-telraelwt to furateh th* of ihr Ail acaranta doe tte fcw-rf Bottom, MlchtCM Cwural Riulia.d CranpM^ will. I)uw4 mail bu aeUled within thirty <"|-y of th* praperiten. n>.p IB-t tpatf Acai taw ,y> or they will be given to .a offiror for Wai/ “ I* -'Ite-.lMU c,.i taro «U Thera an, 1,25C> |xwtoftcet in the State Oka row! of Michigan. • mroaaad > r“ ' .Ths cMertuiStueut* risen by tbe Red Ribbon dub, uf Port Iloroo, art nuita popular—U.e lar^r half is filled twim a Of WANZER k BARNES. , Bibles >° ••• "*•** from 50c. to $12.00. r’ LEWIS STERN. Forty utcro gum haxo been itetribotcd «' Julius Russell arih. Tte Lek* Shore *nd Mirhigan Southern Railroad Company haa au action aaaiiul tte city of Buffalo, for danugr. to Ita property daring tte July railroad note. AU account* sod note* tuA willed by । DeccuU r 1 «t*wi!l be UH with s Jortiaa । for coHradon. We fctrtf hire car fay/ 11 ,Oq the 14, tte dead body nf Peter Raacr waa found on tte G. IL V. R. IL utek at Veratotrtvin* It b teppoeed hr “"•""tro. traiae tte nisht befora while lying ntieep or drank oa the .Gra.nl Sewing M.riitnr Doitara and Ite ‘ pairvta ran ropLce lirukeu or worn jparu of any wachinr and mte them work aa" Iwril m ever, W* roll tte oabteatod Sin ter aad 8k John fite nowity Mi tbe I «ge) from 130 to KW. Proper -radraaaeh m tte Hew., A»«rima. Witero. a c-.aad ■ 1 Ui The Mth bpribday of Ju<U-’ Zephaniah W. Bund*, tear oelebralra it hit m>id*ocr, near Port Iloau. Wadaaatay iaet. Ho rattled tn that county 67 yean ago. . Prof. Lodeaan ot the Statu Nonasi , School at, Ypribnti advertiaca a Enropean tour for 1878. tte pattr to tail June 27, aad uka ia London. Part., th. Rhine, Which rareral rrochitino. were adopted Hwitarrited, Italy, and Germany. by ay*, and oaya aa Mlaov .1 bar* latrij rrtbovtd my tinabop from 1 iliratu Smoke, formerly of Eaton ll»;> , ..' /Aid. Ihswey, MeNanghton, Rua* ’ | the n-ar of Power. A Barlow', hardware j id., and now aberiff uf Laton county, tea । —« linadu, Wu.klrtTi.n and Young j to the. l»rtR«M of Bfwa* bof ; । been .ppuintrd deputy United Siatro Mar. atom where I atu pr^pardd to do al! knm aha) for th* Wrotern DUtrict of Michigan ! of work known to tte trade. Gire toe a I Chariot:* people ar* to have ar literary i rail and aatidy yourodf on. work and , j priraa. F. Q Raooo. 23 31 treat* leotarra Iron John B. Googb. Mr*. Lirwmor*, Robert Cohbr, Prof Swing. potrr-oFb'iCK Bwa-LATlows Wendell Phillipa and Cbaa. S. May. Mr. I OSrahocra 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. May delrrera the finX : rubjeet. '-I'atrick I1 Mail* etoro 7:35 A M. And 2 WP. M. Henry," So much for enterpria*. ' । AU bwinaw with tho office mart te Biruey at Tho balance of enlli in the State Trtas-‘ ury, Nor. 10, wu 1145,533.15 , racripto duriag die week rading Nor. 17 war* .. mrowt u>d oaibdpastk. * K teoli l^e gB3^53 30. paymau to during aan* dsrt ware •78^4X1.15; balance tn Trraaury ■tai'? .»! .priaC rf 18H. A. w* r> to prw. w« lauw that Jhmrifoar. Jfov. 17, 1877, »45O,CT« W>; incrrawf.r mo, tens * poplar eradtetor «■ th* Ora»4 the wack IS,133.15. rj.ra Vatey UlroM, Site itofMiatey w A. B*w poteufim called Wright tea be«a Miabluhod ia Wright towwtnp, Ot­ tawa eowaty, nrar Craaterry late. STAPLE AND FANCY Dur goods, DrcHS Goods and li ..traaro ww Ma.pta.ly btetete. .U 1. tea Mnttata. ot ite ..Moral tte eladaw. W. brohta th. crvwd try‘M te thW way to ..rsra-a II w. Bnolly teiad that . teatrn: ud .ipltard te the tell Ml tte PMJU. -era qntata. Na 1..^. n> daea «i«Fl te Remember the placo—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get ■more’for yorfr money than at any other store. GROCERIES. have tte l.rgrot rtock of Grooeriro ia the City, and will anil them for !.-• mooey than any DRY GOODS! I have <m hand a fall stock of Dry Goods of latest stylus and also ,JULIUS RUSSELL, Pbcrnix Block, State St. oct6m3 CatarrH . aiivkhtm I>’ r.i n rii-!. 1IBH GO HUHGBY DRESS GOODS THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT STAUFFEB Tteanuaal «S**tM>n of ofisen for tte nivmide Cemetonr Company wiU ba teM at the tdficeof Swerry k Ka.ppra oo WolnrMtey tte teh dty of Do*. 1877, al •cv.a o rUk. I*., M. A wsftasl *rt«dooca jf tha Btock buldcra t» r*|O*eted. AU ownera often by pontera «r» by Uw MnckbiJdtr*. ood cuutted U> vu«*. HMtioBsNavJWih, 1887. 11 A. Goopvmb, Proa Jona Braaan, d«k. 3fl 31 SANFORD'S RMICU CURL L. E. Stauffer. INVAUIABLE. 1 Alchtext. dtelj. on tte .rn,ri of .rote. Mb tte Brat, and ran ihranclt to tte Kmy Mmatou with Hallam Htespl'X <*«.,“**?*■ F* ra.M, oroatet* and drt.iwd latwaaixta *.",0 T J. AXDKBSOX, General Fswrogw AgC., T-pte.. K~"Do ynw-woro ate^ mdteg^fo to tiw rirouteluw Kbunl of 30 S& W tmtas A Babwss '-zHiSSi .y. kept ia BtoH. " 1 » -------------- — " ---- . SPRING * COMPANY. to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will, astonish all. Come in and look-, over my stock. CROCKERY, oefy cornpriition in quality aad Price. We wiah it di«tin«f)y under* SIX flood (hut the price* st which ■^3 we *re ^Uiog SILKS in uolour loss, but fttUff hess-ily either upon the importer or tn anu fact tire r gw of the goodn ’=,i" We are credibly informed that la<^[tbc prices at wMcb they were !t-.h.;purchsNcd the msnufteturer re■qS jeeivee butTittle if snj- psij-wbpi**"* brer for the silks, tttat the dnh of all the popular patterns •nd beat qualities at lowest •III. sates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of ceiv Men's and Boys' Clothing n.0 Md m* m> oa4* Bribe* Ctab rrow, Jritorwa Mra.4, Hr-Hry t Mins-wm’Ma. ia TOBACCO. Tebaccs aad ttgsn. ttUBSCRlBK AT OXCB. Itelroad. eauradito.- frim K.umCity «>d Atehiaon, on tha Miwoari rirer, ria To­ peka, tte eapital of Kana*. throwuh the fettik Arkaaia. Vollay. to I’neblo. where direct emtoetioo ia made with lb* Denrrr A lUo Graad* Railway far Colorado Spring., M.nitim. Denver, Canon Otr mt all point, rf rn. «w tte Denver L Rio Grand*. The trank ia eueDod by that of no rood in th* Wort, and the pemroi:* !• «<«iai» tte tariaro. aad ra-idr mforr. yro wMh WAlUt MbU aad HCNDSlkli at Alto * Ml Um ot Coahrtimr; u 1 1 CaNABA 8OVTUKXN IUttWAT USB.Thta popukr lie* conimeoeed aa their (umaacrtiB* cord. MandjT, May 14th, three fVtaprmlraitoOtot, io *«ntoB«teo with tte M. C. IL R. itaronpora Uariag IlMtinga at 7.30 a. X-, arrtva at Buff.lo md-day at 8 10 P. ■., end New York Mit toorwing ah 10JMI A. M ThU G-t day cxprrwi i. the teal train beiweea M thlijan and tte Eate Parlor ton from Detroit to Brflln ; ateoplbg tdorfua from Buffalo to Now York. taay30tf _ [♦08,123 too*. Th.re is mom alir in land matters is tte way of ■teyiag and mW®* »P North, al any time daring th. two or three presi on yram, and the population of Grand TrarerM ewtaty has been sensibly increased this Wl Th* dwelling houac of B. 8. Holcomb, terwrao TrasanwCuy and Northport, waa which will irate of m»oy tBportent qaootioM of tha day. Th* Sonata Commute* oo PrfrUeipa ata Baotteo* tea ojrord to giro abaariag on Jaaaary 9U, to ra(.rmotwiv« of tte HMimi Wmaaa a Amoriatioo. IMMfi MS. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. ill. Totnlinaah, ‘WhMratad >*tofi»uang Nay*—-Noe*. ’ . Oa raatiua the Coaixtl adjouroad.. Wm. H. tosatsa, Iteocrdra. An immense line of Tennyson, Longfellow. Whittier, Alin, Phoebe Carer and many others. CLOTH and TURKEY MORRDOOO. ' f* A I I on me lMS<®ro purchasing and 1 will sell you good* yAlaL cheap an can be found in the city of Hotii gn. \W>«h rmolatton waa- adof<cd by ayaa Ki oaya ar follows Aya.—Aid. Davsy, McNoiarbtoa, lias la Alp*** coaaty rocaudy 25 drar war* ^wn ia on* drove It b mU thrt Ch* population ot Mmou oocoty tei doubted within tte put four y<*». sod tteN.woygo any. that viBsse wOl double it* pophsioa by thi* tian nest yrar. Durisg th* Booth of u.-toter, rial* alt ..rawtaglyaad —yrattaly tata tewhile mb ot tbe Mb* *M* did thrtaari.ro fall Tb. eh.rg. of IhaOrort wtoteta. talba^potort, aad TMJ.rytarad th. RropMJmi WUUaau U-~d «»d Ctaete. Eroy rillty t —<»« '-"•fr '’*“ certainly every one can be pleased. Toys Tor. our little folks. Miscellaneous Books «uch a* Dickens conntiete works, i^vob. MoOauley 8 History of England, 5 vob. Colridffes Ancient Mariner III. by Dore. Enema of Shakespeare, Moore. Byron, Milton, Scott, Burns, Elegant Luuka for gills, in Bns bindings. Common Prayers “,ld Hymnals of npw and-pretty design. •Bark Gammon boards, chew, ehecqucn, dominoes, Ac., Ac. BEAVER CLOAK.* AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS; FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, Abort 20 fiunilioa here left Cold fat* and vtaaity for Tula, during tte pa»a w bring bald lath* Itoyrta Ctarrt. rr Cnroar. aa riaeai wra ri.ra that Albums to !,uit every size pocket book. Toilet Goods an endleasvariety, from use to ornament. ■Tnvirile Books illustrated by tbe best artiste, from 5c. to $6, W. F. HICKS. THE SUN. im HATS AND CAPS. I keep consUnUy on hand i full assortment of men's end bop* Hate and Capa. �Railroads. MASON 4HAIUK tie when Fort Pilbiw waa captured, aod it I* pu-ible tl.it after tbe Confederal— bad entered the furt a few of tbe simple aogr. — denied by the splendid appearance of tbe chiralrouv Southern horwraMU, may have atumUed and fallen against a —br*. or may even bate pernbrel from sheer fright when tbe pieeciag .gate of the great caval 49 Eftft“Sfti Railroads. t -QKAXDTRCN* RAILWAY. W JL JTE1O, MIS. Dre.ir.jH. rritoLMMUMreU1 AGENTS WANTED. 'luuW'iKWi. WORK FOR ALL. hl SR av.ri*.*. ■ “V*w N w KIorT ■r5,^-«.M-i‘ IS :: * a* V?" Broalirar. Naw Ta*, ettr: CMcaev. Itl. nvv Orlaaaa.La.: _ ' _ ________ar *aa rvwaWaaw, Cal, »88«.'rt-,Lt-ii".-<TrEx2:u; The powerruf tbe pre— for good or evB ia almoot beyond hutnan perception. A ainglatoUtewm ha* often been immortaltacd.' “The utterance* of John Weeley tbit “Slavery ia the sum of all viltianie*," will lire aa long as tirifixatiuo endure* aod humanity cxiata. Yea, the tbowghta of men perpetuated through' tbe agunev of the pre—, will go on affecting tbe went or woe uf predate apiriiual exiatanee thnMtgh eternal age*. The Holy Book of'inapir*- 5 sBpaoi L8 ■g^sL-rjgjgyS EPBSSKa?^ Forrest thought it right to maaaaere the adored troops, be ahoald be praised rather than brined hr ma-acring them. It is childish to treat tbe Southern rebellion a mere matter of taate. involving no ques­ tion of right, and el the —me time to find fault with a mere detail of tbe rebelli.ra. B—ides, the whole subject of tbe alleged Fort Pillow naaeacre should bo buried aa .Icep aa the dead Federal aoldxra, (or noth 4tt£a?S,yfeBT^. awr. ing in tor terr* mor* with conciliation than to charge tho** who are to be eo*rilialed with participating in revolting crime*. ii»rt lam Jackal & Saiiiai RAILROAD. SB'IKI LI!* li_W _____ MICHIGAN Aid THI SOUTH. COHSUMPIION CAN BE CURED. tinn ia etill a lrem*nduoua power for good, . FULMftX* ta aaartatw rewaJr Gr teaM>« • Thing* in General although the human agmei— for God a The Pension Bureau baa ninety thou arevclalMMiv hare been dead fur many canand claim. unadj adicnlrd turia*. .W* can *—wwcz»le the arapuMi: AwiS*»a« "ki baa been eery Bl KB.r ,rl ..<• .1 <w ,-S WW! ■tCT*fa*b,N J., foe a fortnight, m re- A bill baa been introduced in Coogroa t» redare letter portage to two cents. fc-TATB^Og MtemUAM. gUlk jUuul ClmlL Mary J. Holmes. Gvnuaay baa a war reserve fund of aathwret hut hart they won more victeri—? l.'yj.ooo.ooo Do they achiova aa much'* Tour peat Railroad fare from Chicaro to Galreaicaptain may overrun a continent, aad tbe namelc— adreutarcaj Mohammad or Buna king*. Your wvrid renowned cun killer ; Ex-Senaloe Wade ia rrprraented to be may aejuirn aovercigniji gold and jury naw ( in rol.ual Itealth, and viguroua in glory may be bin. lie rcigua at brot, naer (mind a« well aa body. w» • Writer, F. BartUte, Tai Receiver of ‘■Trrtrtdh.-te' J . b a defaoltoe to the twa though lea* .xUruJIy. be rule, mou’a of < bwtwwn fifteen and twenty tbomwnd niigda. All potent in bit proper aphere, l' he may be r<|ualiv a iuu<[u»ner ibncnt.' To con,|ucr, to rairm, are to achieve andl< EDO iSPRGICAL HiSfflUE. re'J.'&SttJ'iSWSSU AS—• .row. —■* i “r.f- The Meltable Shari LU BIMI 1AFIII AMD OiriOIT •••■U. u4 tkai Ik* aote mMwi ■ karat* •wrel* **• hold 'Jon.in ion, henoe, rightly eoruidarrd, | • be com pen whom be convince*. If I'* overturn ono cntnOiou error, and put ta it*' plica mi l propagate m an active prindple j ( one new truth, I achieve a greater victory ,, over mankind than be who wide* through Senator Dari*, of lllinori, ia dubbed »ea» of .laughter to a throne; ituomuch aa ■ Big-Man-Who-Staya-oul-out-of-Cauc**.” mine ia bloodlcaa and perpetual, it ia not The How. Rf B. Waehbar.e, after 25 ears of public life, baa sealed down io and Napoleon won and" loat empire* at^m PRORaYe ORDER. OT^SStttS; W ^>w4» 11, MUk 3*r .f <>. . il. reae ihcriaat »Ai kuaCrv! riwe*l.'1«m«ai Fat'lh, JaCs**f Fralwla &iVsMBA*«l»irui¥. *<H-e« one acre of years thereafter wu left no aign ofthem but *ome ruin* and a naaw. i while Anatotki and Baum, Chnat and, Faw -J the collagta have a antaBer num* Lulb<4 have cwr.<|U»r»d and afiil wro^uer, nut tn thb country, nr that, but Qbrataa- her of undergraduate! than lut year. Tlarrard baa IBS aeniore, 2M junior*, dowi The founder of a syateca b greater 199 aophonturwa. and S30 freak matt. than the founder of a kingdom, a* the per­ Thfr. are now lift t'bmace wndaata ta durable pyrtmld b more stable than! the die qouatry. sitasa.-s.wiES a rut iaMt|MV. la via All t; <>• raUi»(*M lUx 11. aevltlya. Vai. eart ••I narolaei-aaauaJatniae el rite Mata M Ikal Ila toal aaroaa:. a— M *la la tela !rw. **v at ItoOmldstebL aa* — Urerew ; vim. •w*tu <r»>t » ttaiii lit** — The Wuhiugton apeciaJa agree thtt A kingdom eatabliahsd it Is— than a b naw litUe nr nd doubt of Mr. Ka>truth,‘by aa much the temporal ia teas than thue ' b<H* admiaaioo to Ida neat a* Senator Ute cterpal. For thia kingdom of tbe । Salon'a loTSiyy (Lb Norman** to •mirrnV* Curious that France, too, baa a remark of Ac awotd penihtw with the ana that ably high opinion of General Grant, wield* it. but a good book lire* and work a The debt of Brooklyn has tn-rc—rd in forever." l-evlbe iirpw.never b^ praati- ten year* front ft7.000.000 to ftlft.OOO,. tnted fvt selfish nr fenona! end*, but let 000. Democracy and Rumanism did it. IRANI RAMM DIVISION. JS LjaH It ■i l:F XT; saia. ,3Tt US- rata. ■' i is.,'js riaufev *ireau4. ra*iae**y .*4 5**al*v TiiroTOfcirer asnF The board of banUh in N*w York re­ ' * ’ i tenement houae o ntaining u«ariy 500 pcraon*. shall publish “the truth, the and nothing but the truth." ' ' ‘ ‘ Tbe Wadriogton •jrro.poedeat of the vote for Kefiogg'a .dmiaaion. In An light of Coaoilirtion The Republican city liekrt waa elected Tho followingartklo which weefip from the rolumna of the Naw York Jtout for, in Shreveport, Ueuwana. bv 60# majority. There waa a great deal of interest but no ' beil-doring. equal of anything we tier road, and wa . Tbe Republican triumph in Connocticar«iai!r commcud it to tho at ton trio of cut should not be loot virht of. The re «v3$ in** of the B*x,Ntk. \ cult ahowa a good Republican plurality io tbe absence uf Senator Barnum and hi* Vortne waa kind to Gto. Forrest io permitting him to five until the era of There waou't much at a Ihtnociatic del­ uge ia Pennsylvania, after all The Dem­ ncognilcd hie skill and bravery as a sol­ ocratic plnrailti— range from (1502 to 9901. dier. hut would hare felt compelled to lay rMr Odbb, M. C., of Indiana, will prove that Inf- 6tight in behalf nf a bad canae and stained bi* reputation by an atrocious ta> ppwtrcal a reformer for hi* Dcnuxrat. miaoacre. Since, however, tha day of ie-avnoeiatca. I Bn ha« reported adversely lUiciliation h— arrived, it t* the duty ot 1[ on the bill allowing member* mileage for ’ peak in the highest terms ef tbe extra areaion. rfederate offleca, aad tea atEa-S«a*fw Lyman Trumbull, nf Chi—charg* of haring ttaaaacrnl go, li— juat married bi* re>u»in, Mia* Ma­ ry J. Ingraham, rid.al daughter of the late Cat* Jamca Ingraham, fi Old Say iPAja ■■yn^-rsi.. POULTRY WORLD •»'••< H I। :■* «ua M..ikir. ,»> ate reuwv iw&tK a ■ete tai,. SEyEa ■'"H'lji. ■MU** **!»r nt ikii refer w ke seMaSe* I* '< Hm.io Kr**l.l>r buarr • »• w—r *ri*l —* rtreaUl— l> —M Cvaair *f Barr*, hr Ik. warn usagsgsr. r*J?c vas/o.v r/cttHTs^ istra ^isisnsifti&ssjis: UVLLSHHB,. num, Jr', _ £=sw the puirat aad liobart nf native*. He (ought to defend bi* belevad South from the invading Fukral troop*. It ia quite , pcvaible dial the latter believed that they were right, but tliat belief could not alter the character ot their acta Thi* i* oa* of th* pecahiritic* which chiefly diatinguwh tbcne lhinkho Co*f*d*ral*a. The Soath------ .*n_it.*i—* .r., wwt Depot, 104 GEO. WvODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS further, and eo<.rede that, with the pc—l bUesmftion of Fluart, he waa the foromrot rivalry le»d« of th. a-Hurr Aa tortekftrimmarii Sktekd** aad fcripto AUCTION SALE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-12-05.pdf 3d2be1acdbbe6eb1697097970edf39f3 PDF Text Text far IfrpnLittf JUFKff OFADVEKTISTirV: VOL. 22. NO. 32. HASTINGS, BARRjt CO., MICH,, DECEMBER 5, 1877. WHOLE NO. 2078. pfflPBmiL aid mm Adv.rti.ing Out Pap. this rarew in aw rtL^ There to • chang* easing upon th* wind of buainca* nwn ia regard to ad vertiriog It to Ugiattlug lobe dimmtrered Aa4 fo U inn. that CU aar nk-B BOB SLEIGHS nude and ironed in the best manner and shod with ■a i> m-. ■-■- kMlwT Her- M.U yroa* aa* bU alW. r> 4«a. T. Umto to tb* Sum vm... AU Ik waterod te dadFs aato anas. AU mo* ba troU to bate aa* bbvbT V « U Utoj. w. ‘•ofc- mgW Mn. Brainy, "my ndrmd tn town wm marked with Mocxl rad hor­ ror." aod laani tan down bar ehrah*. '•Had is no* bean far me, that fvor young man would have bron living, to eoafart htomodwr.*"H* wm more of a grief than * eonfon, aS tba lime-, but aha idolmod him. Why, Mru. Bratey, ho waul to cotfogw. and *■> 1wt .to k .i aO^rtT*X l«n to gvto... CHILLED SHOES DR. A. M. BLAZOPHYSICIAN A SURGEON Wn.sS ror rowan aU UauU Mraacto. Ta Mat th. Imu *U*Bt teroU. With all Iteroro* rod ritrv mart fan. h ip ।2 s for sale cheap Don’t buy a sleigh shod with common coat ahoe. It will wear tad nooncr and draw harder. We have on hand h full stock of Heavy and Light Diamond •«* Stole at..* Cross cut »aw. It will Cut ftp jkt cent. Cuter than any other. Beware of imitation.. Corn shelters, Feed cutters, Bob Shoes, Cauldron Kettles, kc. Greble & Russell, DENTIST Nashville Bicliia. FIRST SHAH fBIZE Just received First Prize at Wisconsin Statu Slate Fair at Jackson, DETROIT WORKS, STOVE 1 1 ” Brtkv* krona Bearaia* far 10. alala * I ka*> a reia*. a mrorafal waU. IlBamro tom bmu warowroM whk rtiat: Thia Uaato* !>■•■> an Hto tote: Il rivw tk» aotebao M nite*. Tka torn aroroar. wtoro Area* B«m cooing h>.me," aad enuring the tarter, dcmoeitnitad .1 y«*br•he exclaimed: ‘‘Another flghl U th* Ea­ The vo«* of .4rw York >1 th* recent gle' Robert Ryder h* gut hurt tome­ hex, the boy wm to frightened and out of cleettow wm 243.000 tern thio teat yanr, breath that be could hardly apeak,” aud ud of Peouaylraoi* 200,000 tan. Maae maroTte^aro at Saatk'e *aek bawa.- bringing the Bible to the minister. .he , Mart roaa th. H*h> st kla rat*.. laid it an th* table and moved th* light. •'W. bed beat no* wait fur the doctor, aa' Tka rile. Iha lwrtf.1. lad tin rreaA Uato w man atevro hr .Malta kite*. it to getting tote, and it to Saturday night." W.th .11 to. ear sad ik.lSltoa J •nd Boating beruolf upon th* aofa, vailed broto a at»ai naUag rteaa alii >U. for the mintotcr to lead in family vurahip. Before bo had read the chapter, the round of heavy feet running was hoard, Th • maak. to- laa!, . aa* Uh MaA— and th* dick of the gate laldi vaa Tka kwr*.aa* awaa. t| (iif ‘ -'•*• aarro apoedtly followed by a heavy died on the 11 tokro Iks falhaa. aaa4U ■aeU. outer door, dial jarred the window*. Mm .My wl* art rkUrow-baH«4a*a| Kingston crowned the floor into the hall, X.r naea I. .. /to* r h>)to< laar. and tho d»r The Third N.tinAU Baak of Chfcaw, mm of d>« *i«teM ia thu *fcy. ha* mwpuwd,ed. It to beltovcd that uoly th* ia**h’ holder, will low aoytbiag, >ad that th.;r Lm wid be light The Ttft. H.uto (lad.) Poultry aad Pec Stock totoriuinn vCl bold tbrir mn*ing rt Terre Hast*, December 21, 22, 24 THE JEWEL COOK! Il to roUmalad that the export* of the Sarin, v r*Hey thto year will cfoaaly ap­ proximate a value of »l»,000,000 How. S. M. Cutebron cl ypailanti, ha. bren eoafirtned ■■ V. -f*. Atn.-t attnmry for the romera dirtrirt of Michigra. Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir. You can take mv bone and cwmage and drive ovrr, and Mr.- Braley can krey my wife eompaoy at home far an hour or tvo. If .be can-pare you to tong,” Mid the doctor. "Why may not I go too?" -My dear lady, I would not to thto morning, prohap* to-oigbt would be a better dm*. Mru. Ryder to almort die­ traded. and ot courre everything to in a mate of coefeafoo. The body to no* ye* rented borne, but it will b« removed immodtetely alter the iucptmL" ■■Doeton and miotolcr* are the rervanto The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove now in the market. H. 4. GOODYEAR. POWERS & BARLOW john ir&SZ'A.’SSWS! ~C. G. HoLBRObk. ' HEIM 4 WB STMS owft seen in this market! ‘HSS.’S'. /(■ J- MA IBfe- AWLOt Millro Montagne of Aibga*. agwd 7 year*. vaa found dead fa th* ctotern Nor. 18, by bar father, The mother was danfamnly meh at the time. th* SrU reltlcro of lb* towu. Hto father ten him a baadtotn* property at hto <teatb II* married on* of the .weeurt girtoin th. Suu, bet by tegw-bago* into twd vnyw, aad at toat wandered moM ofhto property. Herold of io* after fol of bto exfmulve lam', hto budding, ran deva, andat teat tb*y bad only th* old home, •nd .bout twoety■•*• ncroc leA, wd that .u baarily mortgngnd to AienwerthTt*y had two chlldrea Iring, PbteeM .cd M.y; they h*J kmc wverel, but two The Foret M>rl Bound Aconu., with the i“J>rOT«Wto __ of 1ST. .Uridat the bead of tbs lint for HBATIBO Ft'BPOeES. . The Sylvan Acura I. n BOILER IBOX heater, with ruum duea. and, |.idgil.g from enlee already made, in going to be .XUE FAVORITE. -Wbal ■- the coum rflhatf" The Qneen, t’oreet and Crown Acorn Cooking Stores art all • Oh, drinking! thu u the mum of half entirely new thin sennon, having nickle kuobs, ground odgea, auto­ LhttroublM in our town. Lnrtard thought , tnaiic oven shelf, and a "KT'T’TT’TV ajtotmxtofhtetfaoa.llh. torero,^aod I had b«t not tell you, but you wul bear of it. It vUl b* in •rarybody'r mouth b* I Carriate, Sin and Omifiia! PAI N TER Al A, M. Hock's Carriage flkap Jefferson ’ ""Tst?.''*1 Juffer.on St, St, repaibshop We are also agents for die The Ild/lIllSO.V VPMMN ACKSowLr.i><n:i> Tin: i.kmt: Clone buyers are invited to call, examine our stock, and get pn- V. K. BARLOW. FRANK PRIKDLE, Supt- Wm. H. Goodyear , pflUIWKR CHOW­ PEOPLE DRUG STORE. Pby.ml.u'« PrMotflUa. "J Family Bucipe, rarduBy pre­ pared with Drugamul Cbwural. •f puraal quality only- - Mm. Aun Brook, of ChmtoUe, a widow tody »d bo old ud highly retremod rrwidtotof that ptecw, dtotT Nov. Zl.dtera h»g HlocM. Th* Bcatou Harbor Palladium aap that Beotoa Hubor ha. 11 grocery .tore, tod -We art now prepared to show to »tove buyers the finest assort­ ment and most complete a- cRBirr. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames’ until you have prieed their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only *o all call* come wd a force thu no oil ar agency af­ t-da. Thto view wai reoratlv Weil Bet forth at a meeting of NteeaMaaufoetaren, ia Detroit. Mich . al whfeb the preniAmt dneomxad th* teeflMU.0 .nd cxpenm. ndrerUMg that bad l-eo indulgnd io by th* trade, the uwdry lithographs aod ocher aenaaiiocal machtacry, and recooraummW inrtrnd the more uduaive uro of th* bent uavupnporu. “If wo would make Th. artbar tsa. te. Ilttte taro. Wka waU bar aara. lUMa *U teas. 1. trtaa ky tka kaU a* tomb. Xcr da awratrka .to faaSa*. mava. 11 rooarn to Ito •• war* roawa. A rt fnm tka .araal'a tartar aara IltakMIbaiaaAarlatoat km. B«aar*>aa art tWr kUtor .rarar. Tka UUte fam wkaro foaMaataaa. Are waaakU to tena*. bawatel kaana. la karw 4e«a kr Ira MM ten am. — I*krtlk7 1la*aaire^lra*arl. Ok Itartkl Ok Pastol Wkathwa to.a 4«wV feiH PHYSICIAN 4 SUBGMH *6op. who really darlre to purehare. They are loukinw for th* pteturre and the fan •rt '.or tb* .apply of their real want* But the randan ol'n homo newspaper form a cswlituericy (u which iu coateeto bo ena* aa apro: of powerful intaeoee. They re* nod earefclly examine every ufaetured of each virulent dreg. aa comP"U»d die vine of aur day, I hardly think"— , •‘0o«e, one, Kdty, w. will not ducuM ibtoretjeai toatohL 8oum future day ■ill do juat m well, .nJ there, the ductor to Muring. Ir II MUiag unite tot*." A thundering pea! nude tb«m all Mart to tbeir fret, and tocir barton* itertad for l. f i LEATHER EASTERN OAK DR. <’. RUSSELL, ttl Wl.aa« l‘.rt atilt wwwto f*B lato. •< Btnfa every reel be could raba vuut Into Aim­ worth, till Hi. wif. ww^nle .U ftugite, ■U it ronwlhing .wfal? Why ought I but th* mamand to k top of th* town A dtolan* rwtedrw of h*n dted, jort b«for* to* to k».r • W*B. you mo. Mra Batey, U kt vja Aimworth wm going toftnrimi.the wnra KK* on their home-, and Mre Edgmtoa (UH to lb* doctor to gw* him to pay off tiding. that woUter Dcmrocmlie Cm Trrowreri. .bort 1*4.000. They oa . nbUn, and to oromrod ia cUw evuaty. Thia is No. II of the roua* auaaaon in ikuSuu. town. Oiatou rouety rewatly ret a auymr Mpte tree which mad* 18 coed* of 20 iacb ntovowood, in the alab. The tree vm four fart through at th* butt. The MW ligbthoue at Stannard rock, Lnk« Supwior, will be ooo rf the Gncnt on th* lake, vbro ectnplered The enb to ready, nod will b* plared in portion at the nytotaTsf-dtWoa fatb.^teg. . Hnniaoa N. Iteunto, a prtmperoe. far­ mer of ffitomw tovnabip, wm arewtod on �’iftl(ifoiLioml Bylftn by stealing a bullot-brnr. There are Northern Democratic japcre which take pleaaure io the fact that NiMiaippi in a tbcrongbly Democratic State. C ORRESpdlFoENC E. Wa*b»oto«,D. C., Nev. 29, 1877 La»t Thursday Mr. Thurman iuaugu-I to hare both houwo declare him the legal­ ible influence i. brought to bear to keep rated the Druggie, since continued for tbe ly elected Prerideol, and will be inaugur­ them straight aftor they have once .quit. control of the Senate, by a motion which, ated. Then b* Will bare both boases The work has plant? of money behind it, and ia going oe> systematically and to imree bad it been adopted, would bare amounted to a virtual fabifieatiou of the record. Immcdiady succeeding tbe expiration of would precipitate civil war, but little does Tilden nire for that He .pent five mil ­ We ameer. The question b not defi­ tbe morning boor, he morad the discharge nite,land may apply cither to the peat actio of the Committee from nay further eonaid lions to buy tbe Presidency, aod ho has Al no more idea of giving up the ehaae than ef Cocgrnw, to tbe action uked for in tbe eratioo of Hamburg Buller* ease. present or any future act of Coogrma mak­ day tbe eoutost wont on without decided ing such an appropriation. Had we been advantage to either side; bat the Leaitatcontinues good for these time.. The Booth iog votes of Patterson and Connor, caused is buying rery largely, and merchant* re­ cd for alt tbe leading land grant Bilb by a bevy of Democrats, who appeared to port good paymast, sod everything sound from the time of the parage of the act have been specially delegated to lead them around by the ear, soon eoufinnod the ru ­ donating aid to the.Ilinou Central, to tbe reive, defrauded out of places, the wbeme end of tbe Admmiatration of President mor heard here for tbe pest two weak*- of j?raul- That such action was wine and tbrir meditated trcacbcrv, and the sight of doos not meet with favor. The rewpactaprudent wo have no doubt, and to it we Pattaraon coming before the other*, aod at No portion of tbe party io thia city believe the foot of the South Carolina braggart, ia the honesty aod integrity of Indent when ordered to taka hie place aa a rtac- Haye, and they know ths effort h» policy egide, was only calculated to inspire a ba* had upon trade. Tbe Southern trade feeiiag of pitying cooteurpt for tbe man t.a* mure than doubled riooe last March, and it ia increasing daily. Tbe South i. states. That there are other roods yet fallen ao low from his high estate. Friday and Saturday there Wai no m»- pcacefnl and quiet, both races umting in needed, that -under, prudent restrictions it would be wise to aid so far aa donating al­ rion of tbe Seriate, but Monday Thurmans an eflort to repair the rarages of war, and ternate sections of tlic publie lands adja nwtiou came up aa unfinished businesa, cent to tbe proposed roads would aid them, and during the oontinuoua session up to 3 ire hare no question. The lime ante a* p. m., Tuesday tbe Detnocrete exhausted the lima in striving to force a vote, the Republicans misting by every recourse to tbe Pacific, aod we liepe *H eonslitulional filliboatermg known to the veterans on that legislation, in which Three is aojoh. that aide. At the hour named a vote was fin­ Congress can dcvlae^which will not add to ally had and Thurman exulted in a victo­ the public burdens, may be adopted to aid ry. To-day it io generally rappooed that io the completion of tbe Northern Pacific; the attempt will bo made to ant Buller, and, for oar part, we do not see why the public interest ton very large exteat, -would not bo- subserved by the building of the Texas Pacific, if the donating of tovy of tbe Bull Dorer or the Ku Klux altercate section! of the public lands for rule, the Kemper County assassination* of ten miles on both sides of the route woald the Chisholms not excepted, just aa are our Correspondent that we would not aid noy railroad by the gnaraetaeing by tbe Government of the'payment of either tbe tntenat or principle *f a tingle bond un­ der any circuma’anees. We conclude then, that tkt polity ef granting aid to the roads in the post has been wise, and that under suffiosrot guards, Io the end that there should not be any failure to ensure their cocatraeti-in, that in the unsettled ]K>rtiona of our country each aid would not now be unwise or injudicious. And, yet, we are not prepared to say that we would rote for any such aid tn tbe present condi­ tion of ihe busiuvss af tbe country. That would largely depend on the .|0»ufcfi of the value to tbe Goyrramcul of such a rood or roads when cunaUuetad, for mili­ tary and powtal service!, for which the Government moat of oceanity make provbioo, and should do it in the cheapest manner possible, taking into the accoanl tbe necessity for prompt and efficient aer- tionol power uf any S^te legislature to fix even maximum rates for either paaeengera or freights on any rsiirosd, and believe that competition, aksie, baa iaTlhe past aad will in the futare, create sufficient competition to secure^ from the railroads the lowest Bring rates, and we presume our corvapondeot wonldjnot ask tbe rail­ road companies to carry freight below ecat oftranapartation; mx do we believe be would not rssurc a fair rctuni on the capi­ tal inverted in these: roads. But if he would we would not, And judging the future by the peat, wu think facts'dcmourtrate that competition ha* and does even now compel our great trank linen to car­ ry freight too cheap, aod that local tariffs, on few of the roads In the country, are There was hardly a pretense of ao elec­ tion; and with all their hardihood, hie ehimpiotu here shrink from any .itcmpt to maintain the validity of the vote by which he was declared elerted by a hindfni of conapiritora against the lawfully olcTted Slate government The perpetua­ tion of this outrage against the righw of every individual citisen ■ of the Republic will l« another step forward in the pit­ gramme in the rehabituletioa of the new dynasty forming from tbe “solid South,” to cake up the domination of National af­ fairs where it was forced to drop them in 1861, and it hardly appear? possible for it to peso witboat aroaatng tbe public Co the grave perils threutening representative gov- The Democrats only ended the danger to their candidate* that an investigation ol the charges of corruption against Patter­ son might hire involved, by voting down a proposition to that effect made by Mr. Edmunds, aad by a solid vote, including for FALL TRADE. SUITS and OVEJWOATS. O«r CUSTOM DEPARTMENT cot.: Is Furciahiug Good- wa have a Um ..f aiau ef a nice Um of WORSTEDS and BROADCLOTHa for DRR8S SUITS. |' the latest atyiea in the BEST FITTING CA88IMERES and (IHEVIOTS BUSINESS SUITS. . for' WHITE SHIRT fa the City. A complete iiM of COLLARS and . OVERCOATING in good^tyka. CUFFS mid tbe latent novelties ia In our Readymade Departnt<rol wo Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. HSraiLtts st,, Grand Rapids,’ Mich. Silver is so plenty as to become a nui­ sance. It is only worth IB cents on tbe dollar, and the retailers! restaurant keeper, and others are taking advantage of it. Yoa go into a restaurant and tender a IS grocnUck and you will got back 13 in silver dollars. As three people pay 03 cents fur them, they make sevea cent, every lime they can do this, which ia a very handsome addition to tbrir profits. leriy to give out in change, aad the result b. silver i» tbe circubliug medium. If the Bland Uli should pom, it wteald drive out geld aod paper money altogether, “the dollar of our daddiea” b getting aa plenty aa blackband tin ixnvKAircn axu aurarcma. The aeounidraDy president of tbe secur­ ity Ufa iaouracoe company, whe swore to a aurphai of about a quarter of a million when U hadnV* dollar, and who did all aorta of things in a meat irregular way, ba* Uwn sentenced to five years in the penitontury at hard labor. Tki* a well Case was a man of largo property, aad one of the cbm known as “rminently respectaHa.” Ha stood high m the church and ia soctaty, end, it is proUbte, didn't real­ ise that in plundering a vast number of people by means of life inauranae that he was doing any wrong. It is a fi^biooabls kind of stealing, Uib lifo iuuranee and savings' bank swindling, and the rcsj«tt- COFFEE PreMM. UrMISallt SOAP .f Pnhal> SiSriKiSsy-i-araiS' tkai aa MateMniar •< mH hmu bu Tk.rraM.tU. ■.r4»r*l.lk*l I a>r arthria.tor uitulO.’rUO la |l ETJ-.wssir.'SSi'aia'ffi CBAMPTO TV-R IMPERIAL SOAP TOBACCO. to call from a lift of uaefolMre, by death, our worthy brother, William Wolgar, who died at his residence in Tboraapplc, Barry County, Michigan, on tbe 4lb day ol November, A. D. 1877. By thia stroke of 1’rSviucnee the ma' conic fntanaty, and this lodge in nertieular have lost a warm supporter of the cher­ ished priociplea of the order, the country _ k..~. .—I —it.._____ CROCKERY. Vol 22 <tZ. CHEAPEST AND BEST. CARBOLIC OIL ^'••stSlfiWbWK.. LAST' CHANCE. Unioa army during tbe Natioa's great straggle with rebellion, and that while we deplore hi* suffering while imprisoned at Andrew*.villa, we admire the fortitude and heroism with which he endured its nu The People’s Paper! PRIZEDISTBIBirTlONC81PAMY Cluba of fitc, pottage paid, JOe. Chit* of ten " ■ *’ Cluba of twenty, COc. have l(ecn largely instrumental in bringing about d>ia most exceBeul result, for the FERRAND WILLIAMS & CO. !. bare sm l<r» tote The Daily Post. CHESTER’S CURE! , One year, m Si wrasrir; McCarthy, roney k giles, An enterprising genius has fitted up a hell corner of Fourteenth street and Fifth arcane, and orgaxiged a baby show. Ha advertised for all aorta of babies,, fist, Isrei, large, small,‘single twins and triplets, and he Buoosedod in capturing a hundred or more. Thera are a dome pairs of twins, some of them vary handsome, aud some very ugly, and there are three sets of triplets, which are the Hunt unaeountable sfedmoua of ugliora I ever beheld. Tbe filter of one of tbe eats of triplets exhibits eooeorned. A throqg of women stream through the hall from tea in th* movnisy till twelve at Bight, aad the bablre ant punched, felt of. kissed aad hugged, aosignals flying all along the coast—tbe in­ oordiac aa they are dirty or clean, pretty digestion now supptyaeed will And roice, er otherwise. The exhibited an all poor and we need not eery the unfortunate. people; wtio got from om totwodoflaraa day, with a chance of winning . prim. The visitoni all rote for their favorites, and those having the most rotes in ikrir loos, at the Navy Department and Yard. prospects bright. Hi* many friends in Whatever it shall have bean doteraaiued this State will undoubtedly wish him God by official inquiry who tbe responsible speed in hi* new field. party ia for sending her to see with danger dty, and dioposod of more than three bun. dnxl gaUons of oeflee la thia way. It b stated that Seuatoc Conkling Landed the tadisa ten dolen, with bb bmt wwha. A full line of Undershirts and Draw 33 Monroe motion that would hare clearly shown to tbe world the degree of Boiler's complici­ ty with tbe Hamburg butchery and bi* ee.eofit.Ui. penta,ted that he had leadership ia the reign of terror daring never examined the condition of the cum-, the late Presidential campaign ia South pony—that the etatemeut wu brought to him, and ho swore to it, without knowing whrt it wse. But tbe Jwdgo heW that a try and defeat the resting of Kellogg aa president wbojreceired SIO,(MM> per annum recnmmend'd by the Commiuoe, aod Im to manage the intonate of twenty tbousia both Spafford aad Eiutia front Louisami. Both Conover and Pattenon by tbe axMthivg eboat it, aod no he rends him manner and matter of tbeir Monday ap for Sri yean, despite kis respectability. apeechca forfeited what sympathy was ex­ Dr. Lambert, the president of the ewindcited ia tbeir behalf by the deteneelra ling American populrr will go next, and cooditiou in whiah lh»y were left through the law is reaching for Futber, tbe praaithe adoption of the "Southern Poliey ** Since the parage of tbe anti-resumption •nraucc president in striped elcahea M • bill proceedings have been almost wholly eheorfal right, and there ought to be mor. devoid of interest in the House. It* dook- uf there. The good compeniae in tbe esty ■erriecw rendered. We say, then, hands off, gentlemen Legialatenard let the lawn of trade, the supply and demand for rail­ road wrrioco, settle all these queetiona, sa Tlic flood ban so far suUidrd U to en­ we bare no doubt they wiU, io a manner able as to eppraximst tabe damagoa infliov just and equitable to aB clasaov cd bore, at Georgetown and the looses in-' curred by tbe farmm further up the river. We are pleased to Irmru that A. E. Tay­ No reliable estimate has yot been made lor, Esq., for ao many years Road Master but tbay will foot up to many ^oaaudv of of tbe Michigan Central IL R. has been dolfers. A: Richmond, al^e, they are appointed to the aam« position an tbe estimated above a million, and throughout Narthem I’arifio Railroad, now in charge Virgira. portion, of Marybnd and North of II. E. Sargent, the former popular aniperiutaudeat ol the M. 0. R. K and branches, aa general manager. Mr. Tay­ lor** head quirtcra wil bo at Brainard, lies residing here were among those that waul Crow Wing County, Minnesota. He down on the Huron; and there are abun­ writes us that the prospect* for tko early dant signs of the anguish wrought by her An exchange says “tbe worsen ofUtim showed genuine femin’ne tee: and wbdom in caunteractiiic one ef the treat crib on election day—tbe om garat evil of the lewd oa all days. While some of thepoHtietaas piled their virtira, 'the dra peopb" CLOTHIER postage paid. F1CDITLT _DHjJJBED REED! • -Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, WONDERFUL CURES MUarttru FTOMM tba oocurreoea of the moot important event in the war riace the crossing of tbe Danubal The fortress of Kara, the chief Tur­ kish strongbold in Asia Minor, was capipred by the Ruraisn. Tnrod.y after an Wanzer & Barnes. timbre tlea bin, i_____________ , — raistaata' salaries from 11000 ■ ■ The KU Power CURES TH. ADACHE. $7.00 �City Drug Store! WANZER A BARNES (Successors to Baknu a Co.) Phomix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety of , Drugs, Patent Medicines. 'Homeopathic Remedies, MS, OILS. nm.HI Great ulesf Toikt Article. in any vintty pf kind or pries. Hagen'* Magnolia Bala. Charm of Beauty, the b>dia al! know u bent. School Bool,, Office and School Staiionar, Blank and Memorandum Book., is «y KjU-. st your nwu price. Tour patrovr raqmmfdlyrolteted. , *”7 “** “•* “ S’’* h> compounding Phyaieian'a Prescripttone or Ol'Wim * Having ■■Haul sa immom - — 1 ■__ -x-J -X on high prices nt the tnistsgws'jst: CASH STORE Sphadid iSaiu, »10 id lit. sue LEWIS STEIto LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. I bars opened up a tin abop in the roar i and of Powers nod Bariov'a Hardwire Store where I am prepared to do nay kind of work that may be trusted to mo to do. I uk s liberal pntroMgeof the nubile. Call and tee Die before gning ebewbere. :u> 33___________ P, A, Pawnut, MH!! WHO Mt! Goods, Clothing, Untn and Cape and Everything new end novel And every lady and gentleman, yqrang and old, are wondering what they shall have given them. COME ONE AND ALL Call and learn price* and be convinced that I will sell you good To the largest show of goods for the Holidays at in Barry County. 1 am permanently located in Hastings and will endeavor to suit pebplc in prices and goods. ____ no Jack of prorperily among our fanner*. C. G. Holbrook for phintiff, Swceicy A Young Alton ought to leant from thU that The cootinned amanita on Marehal Koeppes for defendant. hoaedy i* the brrt policy. IMckett are making him the moat popular The ntuc of Joseph Cole n. George DiaUiot No. 1 C*pL C II Swartout No. 2, H. A. BsAer.Nu. 3, Prof. D. IL LEWIS STERN Julius WANZER & BARNES’ Bible. in all sixes from 50c. to $12.00. Common Prayers Hymnals of new and pretty design. Albums tn 8U‘t every size pocket book. Toilet Good. in an endless variety, from use to ornament Juvenile Books illustrated by the beat artists, from 5c. to $5, certainly every one can be’ pleased. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Toys our little folks—An immense line. MiKellaneourtooki. «ueb » Dicken, complete 1*.toU. McCauley 8 History of England\5 volt Colridn. Ancient Mariner III. by Dore. * Poems of Shakespeare, Moore, Byron, Milton, Scott, Buras, Tennjaon, Longfellow. Whittier, Alice and Phoebe Carey and many others, GLOTH and TURKEY MORROOOO bindings. Back Gammon hoards, chess, cbecquern, dominoes, Ac., Ac. Remember the place—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get more for your money than at any other store. AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS >SIERY AND GLOVES. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. DRY GOODS 1 and I will sell you goods in the city of Hastings. .JULIUS BUSSELL, octSmS COFFEE. Holiday Goods I have an hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also DRESS GOODS of all the popular patterns and best qualities at lowest . oeived a full line of Men's and Boys' Clothing IN THE JEWELRY SPICES, way. kept in Stack. . to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look •' over my stock. CROCKERY HATS AND CAPS. W. F. HICKS. BOOKS, PICTURES I keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of men's and AND ALBUMS ■ ’ Xnd , mu witty ot TOTS fcr tht CHWrui. Um U THE Prints I Prints! �C. P. Rowell & Go’s. CoL AUCTION SALE CABINET ORGANS. card any atlcka that mar be among th" learee, aa decaying wood it productive . f fungi which are extremely detrimental to the very plxata we want to improve Io order to aweeteo the maaa and heat .-a dccompoeitKMi, the pile ■ bauld bf turned over two. three, or more tianaa dur­ ing the rent. If, io turning, the learre bn dry and moldy, pre all a good nocking <tf water, but don't apply Kmc to kill the fttogi. r<» though line may be healthful ojaa d ■ wanted. fm-sriu^'a™. ORK FOR ALL. thing to a man'a face nod another to hi. back. If by aeciiewt he cumen into po* maaion ofhte neighbor', rounaeb. he paaaee them into inatanl oblivion. He bean rented packagva without taurperiug with the wax. Fapere not meant for bin eye, whether they flutter in al hia window, or lie open lieforc him in unregarded expo.ure, are iceret U> him. He profano" no privacy of anolber however the .entry drofa. Holla and bare, lock, and key., bond* and aacwriliaa, notice, to trevp aancra, od ahhl-nent the thhwcnt partition— miywhem. HebuyaUoeMcw,lmaUli n.-uc, tMtlgnm for num- He wettM hfl of hi. iijhto than win' them through dtebon.ir He will cal hnnort bread, lie trample* ou no retuiiive leelipga. lie iaauita ne ao. Ifbebana rebuke for number be » atraightforward, open, nod manly. He cannot d<*cend to acurriUity. SHingwpate M Want Jackuti & Saiiiat FILES RAILMAD. subscbib}-: MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Saobex a 4&25S^>~~ a-L-rt- CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. Address EAMNER.’ Hastily IxL gw WTATMO «KSBU ■ .rei.j. .1 U. r»Uu aoart ter ’*• MaryJ.Hdmes. U. rear uulliwi ••cat aaadree a»4 w ,"b“' BSgAXB iiwaifi a bgrr brer aaloun and ait there drinking Ihu »tu*T without, a bluab. It ia bad enough fur a man U drink U, but for a ■uuun ui du it ia no incouabdcnt with relinctmat that al>e l.rfcita the rcepcet due ' Io a lady A< it ereatn* an appetite aiaa fur atrongrr drink* there ia • pmitire j danger of aur ■.'■ten becoming drunkard*- 1 gjjSZff '•nrtA EDIC.U, 4 SURGICAL UiSHTUTE. been ofaurh a character aa to pain fcr «• the name ot being a nation of druakard., and it ia to be earoeally hoped that uur women star nut help to contribute to the ducrace. Many wert induced to drink thia perni- »HOBT I.nrx nicrr kkx- OWE, •^ssra^zis^; aeae-UMm Ul.D RkPlOl 0IV13I0H. iba aiimaaaa ar iiai ®at JMn team earn o< u»lMn la >l stag ttnet aai d-hoit :z5!x,x.tC5,i*Si s. XKxraRrKjcrar • ryiiai aVmb mw ia* >ua.aw am* thiaing; and all three quaJiliaa pi to nuke ■hat I undenttrod by the terra '* groiletrun ' " “Il ia a noble privilege which hae been aadly preaAliat*; and what I waul to toll you m, that the betnblret man who hea ,»fce roareeto work to do, yet, tf hie heart be leader, and pure, and truo, an be. in the mom emphatic nraw of the word.'*a gentleman.' "—He CAruteu. Aii-oeut-. uw that Mi *m> aaaoat. rew w tto la IkU raan, ■are to aMavM ba to eta>tarra4 torn Ate mid tolZSm riTtb. drink., but it aeta with tnunlerauv rapidi­ ty upon the whole ayMem, and create* that hat ren eppetite fur rtrung drink which ha hern no deplored. At»d y<» there a tn ihuae prufca.in£ to he *d“lr’V'C deeply tn tbra dccepUvftafenige. From the criminal to the judge upon the bench, Mtsstessitfisy: flsrti Tarred ppct known at paper atom aa budding paper, ia the lot defence egiinat the depredation. of rabbiu, mice and bur­ et a, Now ia the time to nae ft. Cut it iiin nlripa about eighteen ioehea teog. and ■ ide eaaoegh to eorirrie th* taeo once and a half, and tic co. l,et ft’4l awugly to •into* ta uM wavtaMv a> aB lUwwruu » ^r.7ydff^sjp,SL.^ toalrto .x-luur vwll '■» >'•• to. to Uli, ata«'nw>MtorteMMtk. tai «f »• R J GMVT, Ami, kU BAFTIXO8. Mid Indiana ia aiB! a preUy wdl timbered. Mate The lowcat area of timber in any county, ia in Renton. S.C per cent. The highret per cent of timber ia in Parry ■ ho are ire vuurire. And many io^ad. county. C5.1 per rent. The general aver­ ■ho hare either found, or are fat haatco- age of timber area for the whole Mate ia i ing to a drunkard'. grate, hare taken their 39.5 per cent The proportion of hard wood timber, rateable in the ana, ia prob ! ably larger in Indiana than in any ocher ' • rnisir W. 5r«raa. Aire, me Mariaaew. TMETHfEST CaTSE ■ »—» Battre. Wnnam at. ■ yawe >a4 •>»>< »t—Wnari«r... a...... iiu. 1..qt»<are.a. H.iav—a, arM.M ware Mwnjue, a»»»n a. r»aa n«i*>Ma an. iuan» fsbise- 4s?Sis&sss gfeS- ■ tie Great Smltafllmnifare. •to I-Ur i>r Yaakee r-trien, Ban> V.aarj, ia to AUaau at Ito <ur of Haul" I ‘A'srerJi: rfc«WlU» M.l>. "atrungre liquor" in dealt out Mcretly. MORTHERN. •SK&j; a lain number of yuur rateable paper— valuable for ao many aneful auarretion*— an article reepectmg European ahipmrata of vnrioua kteda, and the ehipmen! of egg" waa to the ralne of (13,090,000. Ao the value nf egga u very largely, dependent ' rtfoo theft viate, I am aniitme one and all ahould know the grmt eecret of keeping egipt a year ur more In aa |«rfect a tale ao when laid—with thia cxreptioo—that ■ Irfo tliey are be*ten up, they are more brittle than newly laid egg* I am giving you a recipe that baa been in um by men who have brought rgp to the Bmtton mar ket from the State of Maine for the teat thirty yenre^nd who have toted the name with more than a million doten of egga in RAILWAY COMPANY thl aimmi, uKniriL co., *•» ’ -'*■. ts-e <m<. K ■- «»•*. «l >0trLTRYTA'5feL0.‘_ A I llulrerel MretUr, .Hr, < Wit Ki. SHSE.' Now. ia the lime to Mop leak. iu. Ike barn. A board hern and there ; if guod glued window in pteot of a brokefi .hot­ ter ; wmtn, dry It'utr, In pkee ufq-funl wet bed; ■ tight rnof and a plaMenai or double-boarded oetliog, all thoae art actu. ally wurtu wore than an ettrn portion of food to an animal, boeeane, although when raid »*i chilled it ento the more, yet it thriuepMly, white if well hou*cd,(it will keep nlrek and thrifty uptm compare tivglr totferele fnodteg^-Atoen - ia .ff- ■jk4vta?tHta.J>te»' »*-.• A MiaUaaa aWW.Ctlaaea.aod pre- aaaaaaareua. rodteinaSita^X ______ WSLT&., Depot, W4 READE STREET, New York. GEO. WOODS & CO.’S lief. J hare written thia recipe more than )1 a hundred tiniea. and never found the per- I non who did oct claim reltef from the name. I Catarrh ia a diareaa which but few recap. 1 in our Northern dime, iM ia the proevraor of n dtecree which given many a earnewtoption, and thin temjte rrare^ta^y *nd alwaya applmd, aavaa many a bag Mtnew. and ia well worth the trial of any and , alt InvvterMa Maokera will Ind thia much the bort to areoke, na they will new-' , or hawe to atop to apte. and it. petalata 1 trice the amoke ihal tobaroo doea. L. P. mure productive oil wall*. The Pnri. Expmeitten building, wi? b-. all under ou. roof, or* -ern-w of rfat. ami rdl he wror «re mite, mi kuwtb. * The preitol Howec of Iteproneutatiren PAR1QO8AW ^ITb-TAYLOW . OeaieoM ml ffllm, umjr. ... feCt_3fifisttA'.'DCI“,Kh.WBRAW' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-12-12.pdf 98a8c7b7d68ad4e437236d9266eaa7c8 PDF Text Text VOL. 22. NO. 33. HASTINGS, BA MICH., DECEMBER 12, 1877. raimaau, up Biiate BOB SLEIGHS made and ironed in the bent manner and *)><><! with sunoumred In l«7fi by th* National Ctm- for sale cheap Don't buy a sleigh shod with cutnrmm cant shoe- veotions of the landing p.literal parties .-f It will war mil sooner and dram harder. We have on hand a the country. Thorn wa. a widespread *nthat the tasmentoO* iranlia'is full stock of Henry and Light ■ ' iwetansion oar pt eignas as a nation marked by tbe re­ rene smeodmrote to U»® Constitution view were in imminent js*pardy; that the good nederriandiug which prompted their adoptioa in th* interest of'*, loyd delation l* th* pxcrai w-jfarx tr-<r f and that the atttEms of the country out* engaged in aril rtriffi aright againM*m almost aa widely severed, a* disunited, as they were when itnyri fa annssgaioat each other. Th* roirrw to be w bleb named OK. C. HCSSELL, PHYSICIAN & SORGEOH. PHIL. W. MSUCKK. " "I Cro& cut naw. It will vut 50 per cent, faster, than-any qther. Beware of imitation'. Corn shellers. Feed cutters. Bob Shoes. Cauldron Kettles, Ice, Greble & Russell ^ZZHFIBST gkah mATTORSKYS AT LAW A SOI 2l!U’«iS*aS7.-J7ae-l£!S DETROIT STOVE WORKS, THE JEWEL COOK! W-AII rail, silssJe* w irt!>.■** ' ^DKLIGHT J. WOLF. M. D. FURNITURE. ‘WISH. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture !• rames 'ss.sisritsa.'sstw --HOLHH<M»K. STCmMSEV AT LAW sad «•»*}•" sutW tsySL"ril3 ' "------------------- .1 All Itourl til until you have'priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they ,nre the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city mid attend promptly to nil calls ’ t J- Cam® Sim in that line day or night. OntaBiental PAINTER. Al A. M. itoek's Carriage Bbop Jaffa raon St, - March 3rd 1877 if- -—.. .. . . PHinuwiL csnBTPEOPLES DRUG STORE. Pby.icbn'. l‘ro<rri|Atau. aud Family R«ri|«u ' Cooking and heating <•& the'mart improved pattern*. EBOB SLEIGHS ___ A MILL MS! 9844 Perforated'. Champion aud Diamond tooth Cross Cut Fawn, . ; ■ , 1 <«>»(ully pre- purml with Drug, .nd Cheaicul* of pure*! quality only- commertia! value, free from disturbing fiuctuatioo*, is hnrdly sllawablo, and i without it tn unlimited legal tender fur I private tranvartiotto smigned to both ' turtal would tend to drive out of circuit­ ' lion tbe dearest coinage, and disappoint the whole range of authority applicable io ■ the meta!, tiro rated value and the legal tender quality which shall bo adopted for ■ the ooiuagn. tiro coaaidcnliuna which j ahosld induce or discourage a psrtieuUri measure ewnnretsd with tbe coinage.1 property and pcrxinp and ertry right ol belong doarly to the province of legialuire HI dames of citix«n>. The result, that discretion and of ' public expedient 1 have followed are indeed riguffcant and Whhmit mtrudiug upon this province If enmnirsgi-. AH spprel.eoaios of danger I legialatiou in the least, I have yet thought from remitting thrwo Stole. Ip local self- the soljeet of such eritiej importance In guTernturat i* diapellcd, and a mo*t aalula the set us! oHidition of mtr affaire as to prtwcnl an octmoon far the excreise of the been and It In progrrea in every port of duly impowdl by th* Conatiiatioa on the that section of the country otroe the thea­ Praidentof sreotnmesxiiog to the coaaidter of unhappy anl Mrifa, mbatiiuting Ctatien ol Csogreos sueh m-arare* a* he for auapicioc, diilnut and arer,too, coo shall judge n.-etasary and expedient. cced. fricudahip and puriotic attoebment H olding the opinion, as I do, tbs' neither lor Uto 1’aioa. No unprcjndicod mind lhe interests ol the Gorsrumsal nor of the will deny that tbare fatal enObtoua which peoplu of thajb'nited 8tal«* would be pro­ for aereral ytm Into b*en of fra(iia>t oc- moted by dapsraging hirer » one of th* curebon, and hate alarmed thcpobliemind, two precious metals whl.-li furnish lhe haro al moot entirely eeaacd, and that a mirage dfCho world, and . that Icgudation apirit of mutual forbeamnoti aud hearty which looks to matataiaing tiro 'volume of National interwl baa aitoceeiM. There peace upon the herder, and tbe developrepuNta. "itT^ifyi'r>'" «rid that this temporare interruption *f officio! refoliooa baa not prevented do* attention by tbe roprosoctativra of tbo United State* fa ffi«Kfco to tbe proceetion of Aretrioa ritissiM, as f.r m practicable, nor ha* it faterferod with lhe prompt pnywxmt of the amounts due from Maxtco to the United tiratra und*r tbo taonty of Joly 4, IBM, and th* awards of the joint <xnmission. While 1 do not anticipate an iutcmiptiou of friendly relalioca with Mrxioo, yet I estmot but look with boom aoiicitudo upon a conturuancc of border disorders aa axpcwiug lhe two conutrira to th* irritation' of popular feeling, and and of promotion wiihis it, as may promise to be more successful in making thorough competeoey. efficiency and char aevr'thc rule in these matters I ask the renewed atteocton of On pea to what has already bran doo* by. tbo civil aorviec commiasioa appointed in' pnniuaoce of an act of Coognsw by my predecoisor. to prepare and retisq tho cir11 servire rules In regard to much of tho dsparuarata! wire, cnpraUly al Waahmgtoo, it may Im difficult to organis* a better system -than that which has thus been presided, and is now being used to a o.nndemblc cxirot under tny directks. ex|xoaci Believing that t hiss eomtuiMion has rendered raleable service, nod will be a moot unnsua! agency iu improving the edumiatrelioa of the chii acrvicv. 1 re­ spectfully reoommeod that a attitable ap propriatfou be immediately nude to ena­ ble It to continue its wire. Il b my purpose to trnuanfu to Coogros sa s*rly u practicable a report'by the chairman of the commission and to salt your attention to such meuurei on thb subject as in my opinion will farther promote the Impruve- a lb. .«J U4 . .Th’ eolebrtilod H.iRRIHOX^WOX The nnbmk.Me B-n SpdbK- Door., Sub. Ol>» Vital »«l TuUj .l»ntt>«rM>d KdtUr Bulltag The above •rtidM Ww*yn on band and for tele ally unavoidable to complete amity. Finnly determined that nothing shall b* want­ inn on nr part to promote a good under­ standing between the two nation* I yet must ssk tbe attention of Congress to the actual orourrcr.ccs on the border, that the lives and prosperity of our citisms •may be adequately protected and pea-re Another year lias faxed without bring­ ing to a eiuor the protracted cvnusa be­ tween the Spanish government sod th* uxurroctinn in the island of Cuba, sad while the United Stales have aedulonJy abstained from any intervention iu this amtevreny. it is impossible not to £sal that it w attended by incidents affecting tbe righto of American eiusens. Apert from the effect of the hoatditie* upon trade between United Scatoi and Cuba, their progr-ss in inevitably accompanied by. oumnUinta, having more low founda­ tion. at searches, arrests, embargoes, and oppmaire taxa npxin tbo property of Ameriren residents, and o! uuprovoksd io- of war between Ru»ia and Turkey, though at one tiros attended .by grass sppretteosum ba to the effect upun other European end eitiseos of t*o friendly powers. nations, has had no tesdoncy to disturb TU* VKXBXL BLAjr CLAIMS. the smieable relations existing between thMuch delay, ronaxiuent upon aoousalinos of fraud in tome of the award, has occurred in reaped to the distributing of partial neutrality has birn prvwsrved, ond I am gratifirol to Hate thXiu :b* midst of saris under th* lre*V of April 2i, 1M4, a coinage of.ilvcrdoHare with thereiualitT their bostilitioi both th* ilamiac and applicable to the award* of the joint urnof unlimited legs! tender.. Bren in pn Turkish goveruftento have shown an earn­ mianicr. created by that treaty. So kjng vale iratuartiooa any expectation, o! tern est desire tofuMHtheoMigatioucfall treitiss aa three matteri are pending in Coegrem p>/rary eas* from an none cf .ilrer coinage with th* United State*, and to give due the executive cannot rnwume either to pern to [fas, u a letrsl tender al a rate material­ regard to the rights of American ctlbeua. (XINSILA* T1UTT wVn tTALV. ly shore h. ermmercial value, ia, I sin By tbe tes ma of tbo rule defining th* pceeasdcd s driuMoa. Norm I think ths* there i. any aobmantial diauaotion !; rights, imtauniuro and privileges of eonbetween the original iaue of .ilrer ddlsre I|»uIs between Italy and tb* United Stalca, at a nominal value, materially above thsir l ratified in 1HW, either gororumsnt may, comuiervial value, and the restoration of alter lhe lapse of IU years, tennuiate tbe tho ailrer dollar al a rats which one* wm, 1 existence of lhe treaty, by giving 12 but Im. ccaa«d to be, ito omumceria) vain*. I months notice of its iuleniioo. The guvCertainly th* iwue of our gold ooin.gB ernmoul of Itity, availing iudlf of thi* reduced ID weiebl mstoriaUy below it* to­ ed lender value, would not be any the lea i— _____ . a .i______ _ ..r duty to recommend.' , I Jo ikA prop/ic to eater the lobato on both .ides by such »Uc between the Uro greiion* of tbe disputants ia CilBgW, sad before tb* lelr ombreibd in civil war ate people and fn th* prana, u to the extent to pad. Bach'ate some of mere which the-kgiAlaiion of any one nation ean oontml lliia qtuniinti crco within ita own bordere agalurt the lawn of Unde or tlx positive law. of other pverom*ota Tbo wbdtrtn of Cimgrm* in shaping any particular taw that may bo pnwentod ft* my approval may whoDjy .upersede the natural progreaa of cventa. It may tiol bn improper bra* to any that it should bo our fixed am! unalterable dnternrinatioa to protect by all available a ad i proper mwu. under the Coagtitutinn and I lawa,tb* lately emancipated race io tb« ex cream of their righto and privilege, aod I In any fagialatiwi maiding for * rilvav , urge upco three to whom heretofore the, colored p*upU have abstained lb* relatwn comsgs, regulating i» value, std impure of laiuueuxa, the wisdom and jauicc of fag io U tb« qualitv offogal tender, it humane aod liUral tool legislation with seems to mo of grvst mijx.rtance that Vonnwjrort to their sdMaliooa! and general grata should not lose «i|thi of iu action so operating fa * two fold amrity and in .-r-v ---------------reviml Of represented ... ■«> ■ < With the improved chilled altoes. Wm. H. Goodyear made an much leas valuable. Th® powur ol the United Staten to emo mousy and to regulate tho value thereofought never to lie exercised for the purposes of enabling tbo gjvernmeat to pey its obligation* in a coin of bM value than that oonkmplatcd by ths partie* when tbe bonds were issued. Any attempt to pay tbe national indebted­ ness io a coinage of l<au cotuacretsl Value far from avoiding or reducing tho inton-! venieooc inseparable from the transition ' from a« imdcemabl* to a redeemable pa- i per ou tree er, would only lend to increased j and prolonged dWnrbanee in ndusa, i which, unlere relieved, uiurt end In rerioa. ‘ disorder, dUhoQor and diasucr m tho fl faith rill enable the GovcrnaMct- rapidly nandal allsirs of ill* jGuvctoumuI sod of I to redone the harden of interest on the | National debt by an amount exceeding I •20,000,000 per annum, and effect an ap-negate savtm: to the United States of , morottao •3nO.tMM.000 before the debt ; can be fully paid. In adapting tta new j silver coinage to the ordinary uses of the labor. To them, it seem, to me, it is of currency in the every-Jsy transaeticos of prime importance that their labor .honld Ufa, and preserving the quaHty of legal lx 'compensated in money which is in tender to bi aangnod to it, a consideration itacif fixed iu tuKhaagnble value by Wing! irrevocably mcaMtord by the labor necunaary to its prndneeiun. this pcrwuosnl qu.diiy of- tbe tnotrey of the propie is .ought for and ran only be gained by the rmumptiou of specie payment. The rich, tho Speculative, the op.waliog. tLo .money dealing cLweo msy ms always fee! ths mischief of, or wav 6nd e»ea! proflts in. a variable currency, but the m»f>ctnno. of such a currency to ihcoo^wbo are paid salaries or Wago arc evilahl* and Ormidi- ■ than the justio*, of the course pursued. U demonstrated, sod I lisro an staling faith I hat time Still furuiab its ample vindica­ tion In the mind* of th* prmi majority of my follow dtixens. The dnaintUMisiase of the use of the army for the purpom of upholdwg local povtrumenla iu tea Bcstea of the Union was no Isas a conatitutioual duty and re^nira«<at, under the eirrmn stances existing at the time, than it was a much needed measure for the restoration of local relf governaumt and tbo pronjolion of National harmony. The with­ drawal of ths troops from sueh employ meet Was effected deliberately, aud with aolicitbua <wre for lite posce and good or WHOLE NO. 2079. Furniture Depot. South Bid. Stalo Si., ll.-t.UugA Midi. H“tl1"SI'?is<!h Gemming & Filing Saws •'7 010 people and the 'wiadom of the Gov­ ernment can accomplish it, there b a mueh greater degree of unanimity than b firund to eoocur in the specific measures which will bnog the country-to thb desired end, or ths rapidity of tbe steps by which it can be aafelr reached. Upon a most sax fous and deliberate examination, which I bare felt it my doty tn give to the subject, 1 am but the mor.- ninflrmod its lb* cpiu ion which f expreroed tn acaepung the nomination for the Presidency, and again upon my inauguration, that th* policy of rauniption should be pursnad by every auitabb mrens, am! that no legislation would btf wire that sb jiild dbpuagc the ii»|<irtancc or retard the atuinment of that result. I lure no deposition, and certainly no right to questloo the sincerity nr the integrity of opposing opinions, and would nei.bcr cnnnwf nor undervalue the eonaidsrable difficulties, sod even occasion al diitreasre, wh^rh may attend the prog­ ress of the nation toward this primary con- ! tiro e>ming year, was submitted fur year ooasidarauoa al the extra sissaa It ia not doubted that iu acceptance at onee, by tbo United States, ,nd . well footed axhibitfoh stf the produet* of American m on that occasiog, sriU I sod to Krtsulal* international owuacw aad emigre lion, M w*fl M to pnaaota th* traditional TH1 UXt**r>tTI0W TEtATT STCTt! sm*XT �partly by the gtnoral all of prisen iu ths utarketa of p-.odaeUoox of rack artie'en an ray ad valorem texes. White thia ia fab injuriously tn tbe diminution of the reve­ nue, il has been accompanied with a very large incresw of exportation. Tbe total exports during the last fiscs! year, inefoding coin, have been *058,C37,437. and I pare orders for the exercise of tbs M•As imports have been *492.097540. tuca< vigdancc oo the part of our troops for tbe suppression of thane raids and tba l.aited States amoanlinf to lhe sum of! punishment of die guilty parties, sa wall •Iff 1-539,917, lhe beoefaial effect, of aa ibe nnovory of property atoleu hr them. whl4 extend to all branches of borines- Gia. Ord, ■ninstMtidiog in Texas, wro The estinutrd revenue for tbe next Bacal dreirsd to invite the co-operation of tbe year will impose upo " ’ ' Mtriaan as thorite i io effort, to ibis eml, of strictly limiting a and to aaauro them that I wm anxiooa to ing the requisite »un avoid giviag tbo least vffeus.’to Mexico. of the Sinking fond, Altha sums tim« ho was directed to give rarimafe of rcreipts. aoisea of my datorminatiou to put aa ead to the invasion of aw tcrrilorv by lawlcaa baads intcwl ujmo the plunder of our - -- - -F^1 ir , L, Whale the aKurogstn ol lhe tai ■l-ouB aot b- mcreared, amcndmcr tn'>1 be made to the revenue Uws ih would. without diminiahiny tba reran t Railroad*. Legal*. !^,ft.-tefissr..xte:.-js! ^mtMOWAX. mu Jtoml dssnlL caxily collected, without loan by underval­ uation er fraud, and largely torse ia tbe post* along tbe Ilio Grande, so as more country of production. A tax of ton cents effectually to guard that Agwivc border.peace may be pccnervM sWtha lives and coffee would produce a revenue exceeding property uf our citimtu in Texas fully J 12,000,060, and thus enable Coogrem to protected. repeal a multitude of annoying taxes Prior to lhe first day of Jul/ last tbe yiridreg a revenue not exceeding that army wm in aecnrdancv with the law, »am. Tbe internal revenue system grew reduced to the maximum of 25,000. a out of tbe nocaautias of tbe war, and most reduction of 2.500 below lhe force preriof the teguhiion imposing taxes oa do­ mestic j rodnets under thia system has been repealed. By the substitution of '» __ _■_ a__ n ____ ei_.___i Jprt lane, Jaiai I saiiiai IAILRIAD. reaaoa why ladiana who can girt satisfac­ tory proof of hgTiag by lheit own labor proririoti. and easily understood. So far •i.l m/»mai, neccaattattng the judgemeut of experienced men to arecriain value, vnd expiring thc.revaaus to the. temptation of __ , ______ ________ tbcmaeirea from their tribal relatiooa, lbs former !• 100 and lhe latter should Ml be admitted to tbe benefit of “___ '______________________ th« Homestead act and tbe nririledgrs of citixmahip, and I rerotnuiend lhe paamge BIAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The Brllabte Nhort MitA-TT AXD WI»T the colleetioq of tlie customs, and strenu­ ous efforts hare been made for their cor­ rection by executive coder. The recom SIND RAPIDS AND DiTtOIT i’ *’i i. r.nh* yy-y-:' I K.rrete It ia believed that the mcMurrs L taken ia pursuance of existing laws to ar­ ' net those depredations will be soeremful, j if Congrats, by an appropriation furlhat 1 r.nrrwive rendrn their rent in act r afi.ree- =wsi«s*. ' commerve and other duties pertaining lo> naval service. The conditien sad opera tioern of the DepartUMUit are also shown, lhe total expenditures fur the fives! year coding June 30, 1877, were *13^77. 974.34. There are nntwid claims against the department chargeable CO the last year, which are presented to the rowstderiiiow of Congrvsa by tbe tepnrr of tbe Secretary. 1 Tho retfmatw. for the fiscal year aommenc , ing of limber from lire public Unds. and ing July 1, IrfT.H, are *IG.tS3,a«t4«.ex- fur the preaervativa of Wrets, be embodied clndra'of.tbe aums of BJ,31fi”3! aubtnit | in tbe law. and that, -etfnaideriag tbe nrl<<t for new buildings, retain sod im-1। grot ntmat; ofaaabling the people vf ted errtaia Sistre and Terrttorire tu purvhaae uavy^ Th* apprt'pri«tion» fur the present Bacal timber from the public lauds in a legal year, rommeorinp July. 1877, are 113,­ tnavner, which al present they cannot do, 592,933.90. The amount drawn frota the raeh a Uw bo paa..d without uniroidsble recommend that suitable proviskin be Treasury, ' from July I to November 1, delay. made!to enable the people to easily non- 1877. WM *5^43.037.4<», of which there eert their mvitp into Givcrnmrnt securi* u i estimated to be yet avaBable 11,029,tten.; arthe bene. mode in who* email 528.30. ■ showing the ttaeuM of actual ex «ay bo W»n secured Ind yield a pundituroa during the first Hur mouths of ---- *-•-------------- * »• '- -- object of l lie Great Soittsi Ttowtert. sS&E 3§EE ' y\ RAILWAY COMPANY MVBIL Bili.Bffiii aifeWT*5’sSEagaSSJE por&M„_______ _____________ cign vessels. The importance of enlarging our foreign trade, especially by direct sod •peody interthanpo with couctrtea on thia evatinent, me not be ovcrrsdmattd, and it is a matter <rf psat mommi that o«r own •hipping interest should receive to tbe utmewt practical extent, tbe benefit of our com merer with other hmda. Tbw con­ siderations are forcibly urged bv all tbe large commercial cities of the country, end public attention is grnrrally and wisely ASM- the proceeding fiscal yuar, and deducting from tbe total axpcuditorrs the suu. of S1.1G3.818 20 paid on liabilities iseurrod in tbe previous fiscal rear, the expeodi tnrta and receipts appertaining to thr burioem of tbe teat fam! pear wcr<aa 8TATI0XK irae:-.! —BpiY- •'RBsnrA;;. HF I. Av4.ims protecting life and peepeety in tbe Interior »• well aa along tbe Mexican border A >SF against a portion of tho Ncs Ferree tribe of Indians. A full account of thia eamP'gn «li> be found ia lhe report of tbo Gvoma! of lhe Amj.. Il WiU be seen that in its course several bottles weru fought, in which a number af gallant «nSE&£ra’*’.i_2S.-.’ia"«tfciT JJSsr*ir te .’Jr-t to* TM1 JKDMUX. IHtABTMffWT. ' XU report al iba Attorney Uewcrri *» attswlioU. Tha prmsare ar barium THE GREAT CAUSE sESWte.t,!Ss: 11 . urL “l"**1'** •**•> u Wwtars SKlEiSffAa,': flU. HKrmm, m-amur. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-12-19.pdf 569229b90a1856a1bb47b404a7ca201d PDF Text Text TSKMS or SCSSOUPTIOX: VOL. 22. NO. 34, HASTINGS, BARRY CO., MICH., DECEMBER 19, 1877. WHOLE NO. 2080, WW.OOO roabire, te 1847, 315JXX1.W0. ia IBM, lULMbjWt; 1875, 700JXM), 000 fa 1878 it will bare raaated-1 J83, 809,050 rowblra, to SMI JOT,770. BOB SLEIGHS £■£££ gn."" Back anmbere can te (applied at aay Th* rolamee cdtha Jfegaxrte oommeare with tte nnmbere far Jom aad Deeember Why aikia lik* a ramor? becmme it goe* from month to mouth. Keeley named Jnalna mUnr "Tte Tramp," became it won't wort made and ironed in the beat manner and shod with accomplirted in Wmtfield, tet tha eono tcn.nree and manner* of moat of her new ac^uainunere were not agreeable to her tame. Mra Kiegmon and May ate knew rtc rtould Ute, and poor Mre Ryder wm gentle aad hdyHka. and te&ra aba waa aware the taara gathered in her eye* Lawyer* rtould aicvp well a* it ■ im- The next morwing Mr. Br.ley tort hi* wile down to *ee her future home. Il wm a phamuii loeality. The ae* hmu? wa* ■Ur^y *ad eommudromi, th* room, nhmly made from the liest EASTERN OAK LEATHER wbea aha waa beUothad to him. But “man propoaea. sad God diapoaea.'' Her friend, were not pfeued withth*jJ.Bof ter marrying a poor oocotry clergyman, but. lite wine people, Itey eoodadrd not to oppoan the ouki They did indeed picture the ririd triala and the onerwas datie* that would befall ter if alm married and every strap warranted. . We have the exclusive sale of the Silver Steel PHY8IC1AM Diamond •ret yean of th. goM uciuoeol, will contribute two or three articte to tte .Irfaate JtrmlMj on th. early hi.tt.ry of California. Tte firat *f three ppm. which will appear in the December number ,------------- -------- ------- • — ■-r——, Cross cut saw. Il will dut 5p per cent, faster than any other. sad [.rrp.rat.0M were made to carry the hu*b«nd next lo God, «od. after them to Beware of imitations. j * th* p-uple under bi* eterge. Il wa* no body heme. Corn shellers, Feed cutters, Bob SJioei*, Cauldron Kettles, Ac. A general atxfepoda for tte bar cwn- light undertaking, but the reaolrtd to do Greble & Russell. DENTIST Nashville. Biciinan. right, aad lb* lor* of ter baatend aad the approbation of ter own coeKtence were meaead. and Ainrworth had to nail upon hi* uldret aoa to amiat kirn in waiting upon the cMtomen, who ware faint and thirwy, and *»a the fume, of tol.reu amok* tiled lb* ntr, which odor, mingled with tte breath* *f Marly ■ bndred and fifty cider and rem rated man, made th* A* for Mr. Braley, te lorad bin wife .isorrely. Ste Waa the ideal of hi* im»gi Mtioo, fuHy embodied, ju*t m near per­ fect tn hi* eye* a* a mortal dteld be. .He did not object U> her baring *om. prepc rtv, knowing that it would te evareawat; biJ be did not marry her for money, and ■tea b« riaited ter after hl* ordination in W«atfield. aad they talked orer the future, and rte proponed that bo ahould tai* four tteunand doilan of ter money (th* legacy of an am for whom rte ■** oam«dj, b y a farm *od build a bouae, Ire dcmurre.1 euMidcrrtly, But rte per waded him to M» it. and a* they were riewtag the premwen, »od rte expresawd her *Bt*r*cUoo at the anangecaeou, te wmarkrd tbit be »u goinc to hare it deeded to her, being tightfally ten ia aay ATTOIINKY.S AT LAW 4 800 simai; DETROIT STOVE WORKS, Tte WteMp i* tte abtet and moat powerful Ulutrated periodical pahtebed in thi* country, kn adterite are wAolarlyaud eonnoang. and earry much weight. Im iUaauatioM of correal eranu are full aad frert, aad *re prepared by otu teat demgeera.—ZoawnUr fterwr^/ewraa/. Rmywr'. H-rel/y rtould te in «rery trnuOy ihrougtecrt tha fend, *a a punr, “Yon will do no *och thing, Bonce'" ■te eaelumed "W* wilLow. U togaber, what i* mine i* youra now, aad *hr*y« ■dl be." "Bel if anything rtould happen, yoa would ter* a home, tod 1 rtould be hap- PHYSICIAN- A SURGEON. Something THE JEWEL COOK! Six-Hble, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir’ The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving • now in the market. 'vasvtj. Stove II. A. GOODYEAR. FURNITURE. w adrme Kiuy. jmx a* you think ia rfcht.; Yon know I bought chi* land and bare buih thi* boa* upon it The money Un* bon. 1 now wirt to <1m4 it to her, and I am not going to giro him a chance *» ate can icourely keep her home, rt* to gat toe daw* on m» Ha poateta rrrry dollar be can—all te carta lor ia money While te ia growing rieh, ail the rent uf the folk* are going to rain. I aay, Henry, let u* keep away from the Regie Tarern! I will not te a drankard—1 hero seco enough of it. Mora than half the men io oor town are regular toper*, end the net are going the rame way. Jam look at poor Robert. What a good fallow be need to te, ami Both it g but atrong dring ruined reah. A comptea aet, comprwiog twenty one rolimea, aesl on receipt of cart al the rale of fii 25 per rol , freight al ax f*cTurt Caere for each rolume, nimble tor binding, will be anal by mall, poatpaid, no reeript offil eart. ' t 'ibdextw lo eaeh volume aent gratia on receipt of stamp. SatereiptioM reecircd for Harper . Periodical* only. SWNewappera are Mt to copy thia HABI’XR . BROTBEBS, “I don't reypoM a gte* now aod then will hurt a fellow—" "Ya* It will, tte more you daiak the more yoa want to drink; that is the way Lipincotts Mi THE STEBBINS BROS SAY - Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they arc the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS 1- J- /»4XA Caw, Sin ad Onueital PAIN TER in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night Furniture Depot, South Side State St., Hastings Mich. March 3rd 1977 if._______________ ! •_______ J Popular Ulnntura, Scienc. and Art Aanmarament for 1878. With the number for January, tha "Ooufirasd it, a fellow ought to know wtea te tea had aanagh. aud aot make a fudofhuueelf. Thai', the trouble." ■If te don't drink at aU, te will keep Mt of trouble," "Sea, lb. re U Fancm Braley aad bi* MW wife* Bhe'.ewu, ain't rte, HenryShe i* jaat m pretty an a KM. Ain't rte drswod aea*7 I ateold think rt. wa* kept Ao Hfort to reetore tte fnmkiog priri lege to Coogrtaameo loon* op io tampon, aod oobody raeoM to oar*. Uw*ll,'Mam , h*a elected a Heomerelie mayor by 29 sujoriiy. Ifrorideut Garrett, of the Baltimore A Ohio railrad, «u recently rwlMtod for STOVES Cooking and heating of'the tnost improved patterns. finmniing & Filing Saws E EBOB SLEIGHS With the improved drilled shoes. Wm. H. Goodyear. mBucnmm efflusr. peoples drug store. Physician’s Proscriptions and Family Recipes Kldlll 1»! ' Perforated, Champion and Diamond tooth Cross Cut Saws. . carefully pre­ pared with Drop and Chemicals of the rery best make. of purest quality <mly. Sw**T’* Hot*1, The celebrated B.11RRISOJV WVUMM Jhe unbreakable Scat Spring. Doors, Sash. Ghuw. Paint and Putty. Leather aud Rubber Bolting The above articles always on hand and for sale POWERS ft York of euppreming the railroad rwU waa >205,000. A lawyer w*at into a barter. step M procure a wig. la taking tha dimawmawa of tha lawyer. hand tha barter aiMMaiJ, “Why. bow loag your tend ia, air I" A lady U Fairfield, Maine, bra a luxThe tnaetiag-laonan wa. .crowd*! in the uriecl growth of aatnrel hair right fret efieroeio. and when tte suatew prayed and , owe inch long. Sb* ia aaid to bare for Mr*. Ryder a*d Jm Gray, there were rterete an offer of 82,000 for It . a great many laarfal eyea. Mr. Braky C.P. Finhteck baa tero appointed had a good aerneon, but nearly all t' e men Clerk of th* United State* and ihmrict court, at Indianapnlh, rire Howland, deband a elbow *er*ral timre W ka*p him 1 frem rearing. Th. daneon ter the mis­ tew waa all right, and ao. after looking . Harper* Magazii iLLoanunt. , proaatete rtoci bia rotation, but at ■ Ugtk ceieimte, "Why, air, yoor tend ia �Mosher vs. Howard Moabcr, a yndgoomt { ter *366.25 sod a-:> was rendered. C. G. Holbrook for jroiotiff. In tbe imparlanoo causo of Robert Miloholl rs Samuel R. Sandford a judgumeat for *415.16 was rendered. C. G. A. N. SABIN & CO. In the chancery cause cf Hannah Falk Tbe following were the procsadiogs cf rt. Thomas Blackman et al, a decree for tin Cirvuh. Court last week : • *1349.73 and costs was snlured. Sate on the right of the Pnrtdrot to meddle with On application Erwin W. Hewitt of and after Feb. IS, 1878 Sweeney * it. The city is divided on th. qumtioa. The active poGtirisns side with Cockling, Barry, was admitted a* an Attorney st aod the roanervativ* element with tba Io tjio Appeal esuM of Izirccio Faulk President. The papers of the city are very careful in drerowtng tbe question, w. Job* Dearing, on mouou of Jobs L. and ire by no means pronounced. There Fuh, an order wm ectcml staying all should be an expression of the people on proceeding ■ upon payment of *83.46, as thia quotum, in every county in the Stale, ufitioat laaro Firt surety on bail bond. for the people will hare to settle it. It ia John L. Fish for plaintiff, Janna Clarke Tbe Boston Smld, an independent journal that always support* the Demo­ In the appod cause of Israel 8. Geer crats: party in aU contented elections, mys : vs. Cyrus B. Salisbury, ro order was Inflation. communism,- sedition, whatentered denying motion to set aside order dismissing afpeal, with cost, -and an aUorney foe of fl re dr-llarv. Sweexsy A Knappen for plaintiff, P. W. Nirteru for In the chancery cause of Richard II. Moser re. Jusbu* W. Gioia, at al, * motion of reference to Circuit Court CommiaMooer to take proofs was denied, with­ out coats, aad the bearing continued by consent. Jahn Carketh for complainant, Q G. Holbrart fori aoo, the Chicago Jrter-OoeaM Myi: This isn't the firat Urac that Democrats hare gained * vote by neglecting to send alleged thieves to Htete Pliant: That b plication of the complainants to have ooe of the moat reliable way* of strengthcniug the party that they kaow of. Daniel MeNaoghtoa and John C. Winkle­ man fined for contempt, to a Circuit Court Commiaaioner wm entered. P. W. Nfekern for complainants, C. G. Holbrook for defendant. In the appeal rena* of William H. Hayford vs, Patrick Lee, the defendant wa* allowed to amend hb pirn, the plain­ tiff to <0 on with the caoso or continue tbo tame at his option. Tbo plea waa ’ By a postal arraagetuent between the amended and the cauae continued on jwy- United Statea and Canada, uncalled for meot of an attorney lee of (3 rod custe to letters bearing * request to be returned it not called for, arc now returned to the of­ be taxed. P. W. h'iskcru aud James fice where mailed iu either country. Clarke for plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook and The Rcpublieatu elected a State Sena­ Swecxey A Knappen for defendant tor at Beaufort, 8- C.,— the first Republi­ In the chancery cause of Hiram Peters can vuecewi this ystr in the Ihlmetto Slate. va. David G. Robhuon et rt, an order ex­ The New York Inkaiu bat looked 00 tending the time to take, tretimoey waa entered. Sweedy A Knappea for com, plalnant, W. H. Hayford for defeodan^Z In the chancery cause of Ira Pert vo. Lewis Atkins* decree for *521.59 aad crete waa entered, aalc on and after June 19, 1878, ia default of payment Carvath A Clark for complainut, no appear- Ifooaid vs. Edwin I). Valentine ci al. a decree for *167.12 aod east* to be taxed, was entered. Sale on or after Jone 7th, 1878. Carveth k Clark for cumplainant, no appearance for defeodantr. In the errtimri cause of Ire M. Peak el al., vs. Delos R. McElwain, an order was entered modifying the Judgpment of Uio court below bf deducting therefrom The chancery reuse of George Holden vs. Abijah R. PraU st rtfirac argdod and submitted. C. G, Holbrook for complain­ ant, Swvcxey k Kuappen for defendant*. In the char.ecxy cause of Albert Letka va. Edward J. Wilcox et aL, a decree wa* Moony isn't worth much after the man entered making tbe injunction perpetual, who mads it lets it pma out of his control. and declaring contract of no effect in Vanderbilt * mute is now a foot-ball ia hands erf assignee. Swecaey A Knappen the courts, and where it will Anally go, and for plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook rod Wm. Burgher for defendant bars wiU liars’ ten limes u much as any one ought, to bare, but by ths tiais the lawyers and the courts get through with it. th* sharta will be *> pared down a* to make a difference in the showing. And now ccumc another money trouble. M»ro H. Grinnell died recently, leaving s fortune of several millions, and he made ■ will, also. He left a half a million to each Tbe chancery auseof Frederick Rickie of his children, except a daughter, Fanny, vs. Benjamin F. Dow, et aL. to eompd to whom ho bequeathed only 110,000, the discharge of mortgage wu anracd aod reason fur the dtecrimination being that submiued. C. G. Holbrook for complain­ she had married a Boston milUouairc, aod ant, Swscxry A Knappen, Clement Smith was rich abosdy. It te a question wheth­ and W. H. Hayford for defendant*. er Fanny aod her husband will etrneur- in Tbc ebroeery cause ofDnrid G. Mo- the propriety of thi* diitributioo^nnd the Clurc vs. John, E. Holbrook et aL, was chances arc that there will be a/»quabblc beard in open court and a decree catered : over this estate. Why don’t throe men for *3,285 and crote to be taxed. Chas. dbtribate their millions before they die, H. Bauer for complainant, Goo. C. Worth and save all this trouble 7 That' i* what for .Jefendsote Holbrook. Knee doerec I am going to do. I never will hare my notice of an appeal to tbo Supreme Court children fighting over a hundred millions ha* been filed in this cause. ' and dragging my bones oat of the grave In the imparlance omuo of Wm. II. for tbo inspection of the pubbe. The Hayford v*. John Castle a Judgement for Vanderbilt case fa dragging its slaw length *120 dollan and costs wa* entered. W. along, and the lawyers are making a bit­ H. Hayford for plaintiff, no appearance ter fight over it. Tbc children hare aaooeedrd in artablfahing ths fact that the In the chancery cause of Aon E. Hor­ old gentleman wa . fesrfol old wretch, ton va. Aaron M. Allen «- rt, a decree and that bo never dfaurvud the suews. he for 81^1112 ar<d root* wu entered. Sale on or after April 33th, 1878. John C. PaUenion for complainant, no appearance for defer-daota. In the chancery eanse of James Thomp­ son va. David Beard rt rt, a decree for *555.30 sod costs vras entered. Sol* <n and after June IX 1878, Carveth A for defitudante. —makic; fuMtlons of the President and the Stotate by tba House ; and the adop­ tion of Mr. Conk iinga retolutioa by ths Senate, to appoint a special committee on our relations with Mexico is regarded hero in the light of another personal triumph. will b« opened next weak, and it will boa big thing There will bo two thoeorod Ethiopian babies, of all ages under tan, aod their mothers. Every Bute cast of the Musfasippi will be represented, and. they will be classified properly. It will daw more people than anything of the kind ever held. Il is to be hoped tbit frenchiaing wooes. The respectable re­ there will be plenty of bathrooms in the ception now accorded these petition* are building, aad that due attention will be in striking coatrut with the ridicule aud derision they encountered a few roan ago. The anse ha* Mveral open advocates uo Two collecting lawyers, both member* of the floor of the Senate, and new <x>nrerts fashionable churches, and vary prominent arc made every year among our moat in­ in them, absconded thia wort, with some­ fluential public men. Mre. Hayes i* count. thing like a quarter of a million of money ed an activs sympathiser, aad tba Prcsibelonging to their el'xmu. It is the old dent as more than half persuaded. story—high living and speculatioa ia Irergs delegations are coostently com Wall street. They bad tbo confidence of ing and going, both for rod against a reeverybody, end they did th. businms of riahin of the tariff; and a struggle i* ap­ the beat Houses in the eity. Bat they prehended over the matter, after the holi­ would epoculale, rod they did lore, aod a days. Matthews sppears ambitious to be­ flight to Europe waa the way they retried come the special ehroipion of the remone­ it. And speaking of loaneial troubles, tisation movement, and bis effort* in this direction have operated to delay cwireideialion of Bland'* bill in the Senate. But the friends of that measure are cenfi-tenl possessed the confideene of the businreo cf their ability to force it through before community, rod no one suppened it was in the holiday adjournment, and to|pare it difficulties Bat all at once rumors began over a Presidential veto rtould it b* inter to gather about it, an investigation was II posed. Tbe demoralisation occasitmed by ordered, it was reported "with ample as­ tbe aaaoaneemeal of tbe I’roidewt's bo*, sets,'' but when those assets came to be tility ba* wholly disappeared, and they ap­ exanjissd into they wore found to be of pear more united and aggressive than at the most flimvy character, and thousands any lime since the agitation began two upon thousand.* that had long figured yean ago. Alex Stephen*’ proposition to "good," had no^xistanee al all. Io short, no longer apply tbe teal of the iron dad it was another care of frij-blful tniro.ro. oath to applicants for peoaionr, fa regarded a* another step taken in tbe programme of the "Solid South" to place the rntantary Case, the I'rcsideut of tbs Security, bu participants tn the rebellion on ro equal! ■ exhausted all his legal dodg-s, and will ty with aoldiera of the Union cause. Sev­ spend five year. of his life in Sing-Sing.— eral racesura* arc now pending, all calcu It is well—There never wa* a more onl- fated to wipe out aay dirtinrtiveaoe be­ rsgeou* frond perprtrolrated. Dr. Lam­ tween "rebel" aad ‘'loyalist" heretofore obbert, his rival in infamy, ia being tried, aerved io payment for rervicea rendered and be doubthwa will get a longer sentence. during the late war; aod almost ttefora If the good work goes on, there will be tbe votsra of th* country realise whsi is enough material to orgaafae a Life Insur­ being doM here hi Congress by th* Exance Board in tbo Froitewipry, oommene Coofoderate Brigadiers and their pliant ing with a Prwdeat rod going all the abettors from the North and West, tbc way down to an office boy. There are doors will have been swung wide open for sound and good ^bmpanics aod they play the admission of claim*, involving hun­ aa impnrtaal pun in the coonomy of things, dreds of million, of dollar* from didoyal sufferer* froth tbe war they provoked.— The apathy manifested ia a> remarkable as it fa dangerous , for tb-eae achtmea are be­ ing perfected aod pushed by tboee who have everything to gain by their auceoi. . D« Boro. mourning among the dry mms. Licences are declared illegal. Tbs lavrro dodge did not wort, for the court* hold that a tavern ■ tut be a uvtro indeed, and not a Merchants. brraorr. xi-tt dtbvanrfEo DRESSED HOGS CLOTHIER A full line of Undershirt* and Drawers. a roavteg Commlariou aad fa thought to be ineMcntally aimed at Mr. Evarts, with a view of overhauling his Administration of the Bute Dspartment. Notwithstand ing Senator Davis’ refusal aa Chairman on Publie BaMing. to allow the female auffrsgiat* the use of the Senate Chamber for a Convention the cause ba* made viaibte fwvgrea* every year aioee iu inauguration by tbo pioneers 25 or 30 ycun age. Tues­ day was a field day for them in tbe Beo- In the appral cause of Evanna Mulvany v*. John H. Keith , and Henry Slavcue, an order nu catered staying all prorend inga aa to John Mulvany surety on appeal bond ou payment of *100. C. G. Hob brook for plaintiff, Smith k Knappen for In the chrocery cause of Franklin Southerland vs. Norman Bailey,’ an order was entered that that tbe testimony of Henry L. Newton he taken in open court, and that Norman Bailey be sworn to rebut Thereupon the eaaw was set­ tled. C. G. Holbrook for eowplaisant, Geo C. Worth and J. A. Swceaey for IMS 0. WUMU ato., Commission foe FALL TRADEO- CL’SWM DEPARTMENT ‘ «'>T8 rod UVEBOQATF. of * nice limt of WORSTEDS rod 1 HI8TOR' BROADCLOTHS for.DRESS SUITS.! WHITE SHIRT in the City. CA8SIMERE8 and CHEVIOTS A complete line of COLLARS and BUSINESS SUITS. OVERCOATING ia good atylo*. 8CABF8, TUB and Silk Haadkerehusf* WSteDETECTIVES Umbrella*- Satchels and Shawl Straps. OF EUROPE AND AMERICA, 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, COFFEE. Littells Living Age. Couhty. CRAMPTON’S TOBACCO. IMPERIAL SOAP IS THE “BEST.” CROCKERY. ,hh.‘; STONE WARE. Vol 22 4tf. Smith Hogle & Preston. D*’”' , CHEAPEST AND BEST. CARBOLIC OIL chtcaoo The New-York Tribune MSI! For 1878. been shut up, just the aam a* the smaller bar-rooou. »od the only way a drink can be prncusad, fa to slip in at a aide door, and only regulars are admitted at all.— Whatever may be asid at to tbe justice of thfa raid upon mea who have paid license, there is no question m t<» it* good effect. The srvrsts for drunkcenosa have fallen off a half, rod the preaeaee of drunken men The People’s Paper One Copy 1 year, pottage paid , 75c. Clubf of five, poptage paid,. 70c. Club* of ten “ 6.5c. Clubs of twenty, “ “ 60c. tew WFeVra.fT.T'rsr nuUKD WILLIAM* * co. CHESTER’S CURE! The Daily Post One year, postage paid. $7 .(H) rmedi Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Fever. Colds, to, ArtHay wrytesrewuriieTsiutii^iy plw M. tuaitT Our Washington Letter. Wajuiuttmnq D. G. Dee. U,’ 1877. The pigeon-halo tartirs Heretofore ob- splenKid'oTfer, CURES 1 tear, w,teltessr ■gate mm* tn reraciAjts SSeSteiS ling—of the Commute on Commerce in ! bi* fight in behalf of Colbetar Arthur and I Mr. Cornell *-*h>st the Provident and Mrp J dsns. Is behalf of tbe rtl party. Usrefur n. Trfbeae rasewv the *M apMal to ths M lu»l er.pretere., the K.lwaal rod 1! ubghlenvd svIf-Ulsreet of ths Tsa-Paytn to the open ares* of the Senate. Merritt as mix—or to Sharpe, term expired, waa reported favorably, Rooasvok aad Pries unfavorably, as aspirant* to the positions now held by Arthur and Corneil, whoso terms of office here not expired. Only two out of the Coswirtloe of nine —both Detnocrote—voted for a favosabte report. At 2:20 ». x. yesterday the galleries were vacated, tbo decks cleared for action and tbc Senate went into exscutivc amaion. It was the first poatovo struggle between the Repoblicen diauonters ia the Senate from the President's general policy rote. The Mild Power Wanzer & Barnes. ant^utajm-iuTv. tefewss: E*T££TS Vote New Tartar. Beth OsrtBog and Matthews bod labored hard ..oog tbn Democrats for thetr rwspsetive aids* all the amreix- bet wb<o> the amt*. of haute EfUd Mr. Orokh^'s flag wre . wvfa, orertbeflohl Th. rose, stood. y~tt- CURES Homeopathic Sp.crfics �Council Proceeding*. A rs^akr mortieg cf tbe Common Council wm held it their room Friday evrtung. Dm 7lh. 1877, bh honor, May­ or Renday in the chair. Prof. Graven, of Plaiawe.il, Allegan Co., On rel| rail tbe fuOmrin-. aldermen *“ in tbe city yeaterday f.w the porpaa^ Of talking with lovers of Vocal mu.k ia red«d to starting a rural murtral roe ventioa tn be held somotime next mouth.'— The Profauaor'a reputetiw' u too well — City Drug* Store! WANZER A BARNES (Successor* to Barnes Co.) Hiring and keeping constantly on hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Medidnes. Hcmcecpathic Remedies, Pfflfi, OILS. I UM |H US, laudable drai-na here. Any iufbmatiou onaccraiug terma and arrangement* cm l.e gained from M. Judder Em . at tho UrgMter • office. Tbe Concert uo Friday owning of kat weekly the IteOrand’a troupe wu not »o well aUcodad aa it> merita draerred. It waa redly a finu-clara Concert. The oloa by Mira Miller wore well rendered and rereired with hearty applauae Mr. io “7 TW*?‘? . kit,d_OT P"®- H«F"'a Magnolia Balm. Charm 0IERC6ATS WAR DECLARED aod Boy', doritin^ at tbe greet STAB CLOTHING HOUSE. Do^ 8^38.4°^ 42, (kMlwrow, Good wv'irrabirta aod Drawer. 25c. CASH STORE wan excelled, and UGranda character aketebe* were ail in K,»d bate and well performed. On Hatnrday evening they ■uog again by r*qurat giving ono-lulh *f The report wm accepted. lie preeeed. to tbc Woman's Chrirtian The Finance Committee recommended Temperance Union rt thia dty, with good the following accounts tn be allowed M; .atbfaction t0 ,» wbo heard them. But net .very cold. Too late to km deer now without vio- .The ladle* rf Emmanuel church wiU hold their annual »)« of uWul and ornn-| htlhiK tb« law. meatal ankle* at Union Hall on Thur»The Edit* ia .pending * few d*y* with day even lag. December 20th. The haB ayct and nays as follow* . friend, in Council Buffi, aod Omaha. will be decorated with booth* for the di»Ayoa.—Abbey, Dewey, McNaughton, 'Die rovxlitioa of tbe read* in thi* vi-. play of fancy good*, and rale of candies einily t* aueh aa Io nuke Iraainera rather and ice cream. Mn. Jartey, with ber Ruesell. Tomlinson. Trang,—C. Nays —None. world renowned wax-woAa will b* preat The account cf Barlow & Goodyear fur i Mra. Boice, of Grand Rapid*, will ad- ret Sapper am be aerved from C until work on the street uenr their mill for ; drew the Qnqwl Temperance Meeting 9 P. M. Admiaaiun to ball 10 cento 127.00 was dimllowed by aye. and nays next HatKfcy *t 3 o'clock, r. M. .k*\fje Preabytorian church i* under a PhcBnix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Splendid Suita, 110 awl »12. Tiiwk^mn'ognnd* kwdewa. LEWIS STERA LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Fancy Goods, Clothing. Hats and Cape and 3911 going reprira. there will be »o wrviera held there no the oomiog Sabbath. . Nay*—Al*. Dewey'aud Ruesell,—2. Tbe Bxsnxn will inform you where to * At Lite regular meeting of tho Orango- By AW. Tomlinson, P> fur your holiday good*. Patrtraire vlilo Udgo No. IBl^F.A A. M., held That the amount of Bartow A Good­ Saturday evening, December, 14th, 1877, year for Work on street, *30.73, be danlIboae who patronite tbe county pupwa. We learn that a ma of Miloo Woldorff. the following offioore were elected for the aged IS year*, died of couu£ptitn> at bi* ensuing year : Eli Niehola, W. SI.; E father'* nwidence in Hope, on Tbureday D. Young, S. W.; Geo. H. Ford, J. W . A. Murdock, See; Horace Storms,Treos ; Wa. Elkworth, S. I); Tom Ellsworth, J. D.; Leander Pryor, Tyler. COME ONE AND ALL Call and learn price* and be convinced that I will sell you good Sinew and St- John (tbe novelty of tbe age rfrotn *30 to *50. cheaper grrilra ndi a* the Howe, American, Wilaon. ete. and. aroendhand machine* of *0 kind* from *15 to *25. Office with Z. B. WHiimn, Hatting*, oppodte Port Office 29tf ' "1MMM.-------------------We waat all tbe oenaw we can get of • Sum* acvern change in the w<nihcr ia predicted a* there n tx> aeandalous rtport* circulated by thi* community thin week. LEWIS STERN ui.Icm there ia Im faWfeing on the part ^/Twelve more dap, and our nimruda of Souk of our able, praying atixofia. will have to confine their hunting to HbMichael Jleiaer and Clark Tint* ara mo­ bit* and aquimla rioae, aa all uber game nopolising the Bout ami Shoe trade thia' will then be protected by law. Julius Russell Circuit Court matters that were crowd­ ed put of <mr last wrek'^kue in raw quaaee of printing Che I’raridest'a mot Biblesin «“•fro® 50c. to $12.00. CamTTinn Prayers Hymnals of new and pretty design. Aibuma to suit every mac pocket book. Toilet Goods Hi an endless variety, from um to ornament. Juvenile Books illustrated by the beat artists, from 5c. to $5, certainly every one can be pleased. Toys for our-little folks—An immense line. Miscellaneous Books. «uch »* Dickens complete wo^jt*, is vob. McCauleys History of England, 5 vol* fl/xl Jacob, Goo. and John Vella started fur to Prairieville one day knt week tn conse­ tho pine woods last Tuesday. Joseph W. Siajmoaia and Hugh J. quence of tbo severe illness of Mrs. Wil­ Putt* hare returned from the North on a liam Marshall. Mrs. Cook's mother. We are vary nearly out of wood, and hunting cxcuraiou with four deer. Tte argument of A. M. Flint made on unless thoau who bare agreed to fttrniah us wood bring it along very soon, wo shall tbo Cooper case that came off Iwru last be compelled to call on them fur money to week is highly prised. I Notwitlutahdiitg the roughness ot the I roods, Dr. C. Ilu'aell imuta on the oecwat Some ingenious buahand ba* invented a 1 steam carpet-beater, but it will never be j ty of traveling them to see bis uumcrcua patients. _ come popular with tbe ladies,t and meal Douglas B. Cooper has his office with mcm will have yurt aa many oirpcta to Geo. D. Hanlon, Kaq., and will receive all the money we may bare to spare by way of paying our tax. I. been taken off for tbe balance uf the win The bofs will attend rhe Christmas ter. Wc sincerely regret this, aa nme dance at J. Orman's and bare Iota of fan tweaty-ffrotir thirtV men are thereby thrown oat af employment. A. J. Carpenter will be ths most promii.enl candidate for Vice Grand in the i* a fact that swan* ring before they die. Odd Fellows Fraternity at the next eteeWell, we are not prepared to answer from tie*. L. Hilbert and John W. Holme* obMTvatko. but it a our opinion that hare there share of tbe bustocM. Dtpaly they do—if they ever ring. The very f-ipluar Mery, “Sowing and Raping," which we continue In thia waa forgotten -to be so.Mated ia thia week* talilioa at tbt Horn of the chapter. ■ A lady al Wayland Would like to I <X- change a fine reridonee, «wn iota, new bouae and bran, in that village for prop­ erty in or near thia city. Inquire of Go*. R. 1'addWord, *1 Baltimore, er ai tbe Baxxxx office. J. F. LtMcnit, of Grand Rapid*, will addrcraaMwu Meeting in Uuiou Hall next Bunday evening, at 7 o'clock, aod cm Monday evening tbc 2-Ub. t**t- will; de­ liver bi* Whaling Iceiure, entitled “Four Year, in a Whale Ship." /On Sunday tbe 30lh inste, then, will be i1 Grand Tanperanw Maa* Moating i> Union Hall, at whkh tbo work of tbo part year will be revied by Prol. Dieb^. long s member uf the Hawing: Refon:> dub. AddrtMM will aU be arafc by Mn. Dr. Morri-on and K D. Clay. Roq. of Grand Rapids. A routing lime b an­ ticipated. Marahril Cock, on Monday last, raW into Frank Brock * tin abop and eat one of hie finger* qmt* raverely with a piece •flia, and went ioto Mcmto. Wanaer * Barora drug More to have hi* ffog«r done wp. vbyn he friuted, foiling upon hi* fare M the regmfor, gi»*g him the appreruce of • regular brewer. A Ano....,) WonnAa- Til te,. Ttetv* of Shakespeare, Moore, Byron, Milton, Scott, Burna, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Poems Tennjeon, IxmgfcUovr. Whittier, Alice and Phoebe Carey and many others, G LOTH and TURKEY M0RR0C00 bindings. Klffigftnt books for gifts, in fine bindings. Back Gammon boards, chess, checquera, dominoes, Mrih dore 7:35 A. M. and 2 50 P. M. AUbuaiaera with tbe office mow be done at tbo delivww* or th* iaoo*y order and regiaterod letter de*k uolcra a private interview with th* pcotmiMa ia derired. Ordinary letter wriling al th« mooey wder drak G prohibited. Pcvaua* ere r»[Ue*t*d to rail tbc num­ ber of their boxc* at tbe ddiveriea. Ac., Ac. Remember the place—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get more for your money than at any other store. DEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. Thia popular lino commcaced on their aummertime card. Monday, May 14th, three fau>t expre** trains rat, in connection The Pioneer Engine Company *!*> pre- with the M. C. R. R. Paaraogwi leaving Hawing* W 7:30 A. M., arrive at Buffalo koted tbe following commuaiatfou: n (U iX. Mayar *»> C*at»nt G.».- lanMilay at 8:10 V. M., and N*w York next morning at 10.30 A. M. Thi* fast day expnra ia tbo brat train between Mtthinnaadtb* Boat. Parioe car* from Dotroit to Buffalo; rie*pi*g eoacbea from Buffalo to Now York. mayBOd________________________ Communieaiiou accepted, plared on file, NaanviU-K. Dee. 18, 1877. Hastixo* Baxx re Your enrrapoo- and ll-e witlia nwnra owfirmed by aye* dent ha* ncglcctoJ to eeod in tbe mraal lad nayeo a* folluw*: Aye*—Ald. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ item* on account ef riekne**.,' Our village ha* put oo a Ifrely axpect on ton, Rurail, Towlin«ou. Young—8. N*y»—Non*. , . . aocount of the coming holiday* ; every On tnotim Council adjourned. More i> abundantly aupplilxl with toy*, Wm.|H. RrxnBixa, Recorder. book*, etc. There will be three Cbrirtma* troo. in our village thi* year. The Metbodirt'. will hive their* al the Opera. The Bap lira’s will have a revolving ooe in their church on Cbrirtma* night, and th* Chri*-, tkn'a at their ehutdt.'ao that wo all oun have our choice/' Wm. A. Aywawortb A Co. are railing off thrir large atock of good* at auction, they hare aevured the aervicca ad “Joab" Orram of CbwUlte, aa auctioneer. Since th* auk commenced they have aold largely of thrir pxada. Their daily aalea.amount to nrarly three hundred dollar*, an report DRY ft jk I 1 on me before purchasing anti I will sell you goods V ALL cheap as can be found in the city of Keatings. GOODS! I have on hand a full stack of Dry Goods of latest styles and also DRESS GOODS Holiday Goods! of all the popular pattern! and beat qualities at lowest rates. I have just re- TOBACCO. rthau you oan buy tbe ram* grade* ■ad tn T. J. ANDERSON. General Ikraiagrr AgL, Topeka, Kan. IN THE JEWELRY LINE. Tou v«at cheap trading—go to the ''"‘mm !>br%f.v«xpt A Bamu w^kaptteM. Men's and Boys' Clothing to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look over my stock. CROCKERY HATS AND CAP auita. The firat waa command by John Chnalkr, wbu bad D. Aguato. tkck«t aod Alfred Yuunga of Amyria, arrowed for araault and battery. While they were g„iOg booda for their appearance Wp. Hartly had Dwight Sarkct: arreated for grand larceny, aod Sackett to return the oxnplitacnt had John Cnrktkr aod hi* too la law arrowed for aanault and battery, Alfred Young* wa* diaubargwi next day. D. jAgweiu* Srakelt wm tried the next day m aOMomry »*>« ■— j* s'”1 **^7 01 the Young* boy. end ... fu.ad guilty “by a jury of high-toned young UM® of »ur an tbe Naabvilh Ar>»» ba* it, and of ooanw it muM U ao, aitor diacharg- W. F. HICKS. .hopwith Joon Rich A Bro., wroer of Church and lUtfrrad Street. xxbtf . • ‘’lEiWSESSffiro*' Th. A.curi mrarioK of th. Barr, County Agricultural HurnWv wiU bo brid at tbe Court How* «• Wadnraday the 26th of Dereraber rawrad of Turaday lh*t being ChrUtsmi. A full aueodaiKe u drairad, « b-riwra ot macs Iwponanee h BOOKS, PICTURES AND ALBUMS �Washington Life. A cheerful view of Waahingtoo is given . in a story core told by Mr*. Madison to a I little girt, who tapoal* it m Lipoioeott ••Ono day in Philadelphia." aaid MUtres* Dolly Madison, -J was sitting ia lay par­ lor with a very dear friend. Mrs. R. H Lo*. when in walked Payne Todd (her son) drvvoed in my calico bed-gown While we were laughing al tte figure te cut, the acrra.1t th row open the door, and announced General and Mrs Washington. What to do with the dreadful boy I didn't know. He could co*, fare tte Preaident room without moating item, (bribedoor they Were entering was the only ooe. 1 made him crawl quickly uador a low, broad *e«tee> oo which I wa* sitting. 1 had juat time to arrange tbc drapery when tbo Wasbingtoos entered. After tbc courtly greeting, aod th* usual compli­ ments of tte season, there came Irum under the settee a heavy sigh, which evidently attracted the Genera! a notice. However, I only talked and langted * little louder hoping to divert bin attention when—oh, .1._______ — ______ ___ 1-tL.t, Writer, Virginia F. Townsend, entitled, Tni Wo«D or a Womak, aad the Way She Kept It. -And tho otter, a under love story by T. S. Arthur, entitled. Hl* Dxa* Lcttlx Wtrx. A fending and attractive departmeut of the Magaiioc win te Tni Sro«r TxvLXIL A» a tower fur good or evil, fiction u at this day cxerciatn- a wide-spread In­ fluence. How important then that it should bo purs in toon and healthy in spirit. Such It hM always teen in tbe Home Magtxius, and inch it will eontinuo lu be. Av heretofore, tte department of General Literature will havo a wido range, __ i ------1— _~.l JktXStl.T’i WEST SWEET UAVT uHeWIKG AGENTS Jr^yjwaftyite.*jt* I * ANTED. "—Sti".HX„M WORK T&R "aI,L. ESEst*. ;■ vtna.,’ jOg^aTSHB^aa!? aSErSSSnSSsr®?. -i. c.« FILES. Ferae out by tte leg. j dignity left him for — Laugh! Why be ftirir roared! Hs nearly went into eoorulviaos. Tte I right of that boy io that gown, all»o un­ expected, eomiag wrong end first from un­ der my seat.—it w»* too much.” Italy has abolubed the death penalty. Tyndall daaaifioi honor above aljervedv. ITmj total amount of the National debt at tte prraent Ume i. t2.1<>S,52»,011. Railroads. Leasts. ARTHUR’S IlluUaUI i.w H.fallir ftrt Waju, Jatlui 4 Safiiai IAILNAI. nrrwkex MICHIGAN AND THI -SOUTH. hhoxt link and Mblcat prioepka; a magaxinc that, while it always cornea aa a cheerful and pleasant companion, will endeavor to prove itself a true aod faithful friend. Bi>ttk*wick'* Nxwxst Pattum*. I ill All Iteal ar ? Hon. Wm. Usury Smith, wm on Mun­ day, eonartm-d by the Renato as reflector of cuslomj for tte port of Chicago. The grangers of Michigan number 29,­ 901 and hare 693 grange*. They will probably make, a big turn out al Lansing oo tte 11th, tho time Slid for tte annual grange uaoetiar,. X. te*l» 4.7 sf Janaarr/A. 0 THE the State of New Yotk, given the Demo­ cratic candidate for Secretary of Stale, 11,280 majority. Tiio Democratic majori­ ty last year waa 32,742 and in 1875, it waa 14,810. Thia year tbe ItepabKcana control both braacbaa of the Legislature i Scientific American. The .long mooted quotum cf what con­ stitute.) a '•common drunkard7 wan recent­ ly decided by the Naw York Supreme Court, which held that a person who got drunk three times a year wm a common drunkard i According to that decision Hastings lie* more tommon drunkard* than is shown by the last census. Tbe Seientiie Amrrictu la a large first Tbe gauge of the Paw Paw road waai , class Weekly Newspaper of sixteen page*, changed from 4 ft. 8) in. to 3ft. oo Not.... printed in tte moat beautiful style, pro25.. The object oftho change ia to con­ ftaiely illustrated with apkndid engravings form tbe -/ague to that of the Toledo A ropreaentiog the mw«m Invaotiow* and South Haven road, <.f which tbe Faw Paw tbe moat recent advance* in tte Arts and road is to become a part, and of which a। Sciences: including Mechanic* and Eusection has been touhed, from Paw Paw ginreriag. Steam Engineering, Railway, to i-awrcnre. Tbc road ia four miles long, Mining, Civil, Gm and Hydraulic Eogu from Paw Paw, Mich., to Lawton on the aecring, Mill Work, iron, Steal and M«t Michigan Central. | al work . Chemistry and Ctemic*! procsw*es: Electricity, Light, Heal, Sound; J Tecbndogy, Photography, Printing, New Machinery, Nrw Proeeaaca, New Bacipea. /Improvement* pen*intng to Textile In duatry, 'Weaving, Dyeing, Coloring, New Indu»; rial products, Animal, Vegaubl* Mineral'. New and intervatfog facts io Agriculture, Horticulture, tho Home, Will Carlton, the Michigan poet, ia aaid Health, Medical Progress, Social Science, Natural Hteory, Geology, Astronomy, to !>• an applicant for a consulship. The new Stale Normal aobool building 1 etc. Tbe most valuable ' nraotical papers, by at Ypsilanti will aoon bo completed. eminent writer* in all departments of The Executive Committee of the Wom­ an's State Christian Temperance I niuo .Imrvkwn ; tte whois prcveut.d in popu­ have - issued a circular urging buainesa lar language, free ftom technical t«rnu, men not to go on tho bonda uf liquor ac|. illustrated with cugnivingv, and so arranged as to iotereM and inform all A lodge of I. O. O. F. hu been eatab- daaaes of readers, old and youog. Tte Scintijle Asnericm ia promotire of iished at Elm U«ll, Gratim reunty... knowledge and progress ia every commin-| Berrien county has collected 86,271. 1G ity where it dnmlatea. It should hare a m liquor taxm duting tho year ‘ending plies in every Family, Reading Room, library, College or School Terms, J3 20 per year, *1 60 half year, which includes prepayment of postage. Discount U, Clute aud Agents. Single copies ten cenls. SoM by all Newadsalere Remit by postal order to MUN,N & CO., Publuhera, 37 Park Row, New York. PATENTS. In cxmncciioo with the Scinttjit Americus. Mown. Muon A Cb. sre suHmtora of American and. Foreign pategta, and have tbelsrgrat catabliahmeiit Black, tbe young man who wa* injured liooa aod Sketches examined, aod adrioe S, jumping from a train of care al Wayne free. A special notice m made tn the Seimtijif Amrr.cnn of all Invention* unctiou, tea since died. Patented through tlii* Agency, with the Tte balance of cash in tbc State Treas­ namn aud residence nf the Patentee.' ury Dec 1, was *470,8&3.14; receipts Public stlsulioo is thus directed to tte daring tha week coding Dee. 8 were •51,182.114 ; payment* daring same time troduetloa oft Jo effected. were •24.728.04 ; balance in Trearorr Any person who ha* made a new dis­ Dec. 8, 1877. ; inornate fur covery or iorentiou, can ascertain, fir* of tbs weak. t28.454.W0. charge, whether ■ patent can probably be obtained, by writing to.the undersigned. Addrein for ll.c Paper, or concerning Patents, MUNN A CO37 Park Row. Naw York. Harper’s Bazar. Branch Ofliee. Cor. F k 7lb ata. ILLUSTRATED. Waabhgtoo, D. C. THKSATOBDlnSSNHIGPOST The Bazar b th* organ of the fashion­ able world, and tbe expounder of that world,* laws; and it ■ tte authority in all melters of manners. etiquette, costume, ind social habits. — flortun 3Wetter. Tho Baur commend* itself to every member of tbo household—to tha children by droll and pretty pictures, to tbc young Udi« by its tssbioo platen in endless vari­ ety, to toe provident matron by it* pat­ terns fur the iblldrra a clothe*, to niter, /umilioi by its tasteful drelgtsi for em­ broidered slippers and luxurious drossing­ gowns. Bat the reading-matter of tte Bexar » uniformly of great exceJcnre. The paper has acquired a wido popularity for the fireside enjoyment it affords, and has become an establiabod authority with tbo ladies nf Ammira _A*> F J1--.— Weekly, ana Bmntr, to oaeaddrem for on* year, S10. or two of Harper'* Periodiaak. to one addrem for one year, •7.00: pewteg* frre. An Extra Copy of either tbe Magaxine, Weekly, or Baur will bo ruppliod gratis for every Club of Fisc Subscribers at •4 M aub, pud for by om remiltaM*; or, Six Copws one rer, without extra «my.f«»20 Ou. Back Numten can te supplied at any time. Tte Volumes of tte Baxar revameore with th* year. When no time ia mrati0Md,n will be understood-that tte robwriter wiabre to ceetmrarw with the number next after tte receipt of his order. The Annual Votam. Harpm'a Ifo. ur. i. MM doth bindtug. will te a^ te SUN. I os* ateyaa ot tkii faiwtsnr. •liKS TUE GIEAT CAUSE VMAx5nnEn • r ml* 4«ms*M a. ku Timm! it tv sstiivd. Ikst WssWsr. Ssv V nwssSw HU.atlils’slsek ia Iks te< be i mirv i* tsv ik< kmru< staste hu<«'< llivl Ikshslla at las afmU«lM»sm4 and all I Hsmlsal hrMeea . [KaEgaS] • 'strallr; Cssmayo.n. tr.li tun saris* Division. TV. SHUH. «k.r< 1.1k ■ia* sassvsf imavnlsrlsb aui itriii ««i otrtoit AMERICAN POULTRY WORL0. sewingHachine LAST CHANCE? fStV™ KStSX4 j: twumw&i S35SrTOdCMh"inFfr"x Dr.A.toLIN’SS^ ■litermnSs "■f.xvt'iniirrvu i. sass. AUX. for lrim*M* Madison Dispensary, SOI Oo.l UrOH-.txiro,.. 1(1. »ILC. BIGELOW, TKAIXH KAKT. nmcALimm ustitote. GEO. Ft PARLO orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY O EN T R. A 1_ tlraa Creirai K B. 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For six mor.ths, at nzi =r.i f i . t HO' 'trftaajWry.fira&ar1 tie 6mi Men Tiinmiftre. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/404/HastingsBanner_1877-12-26.pdf 4e9cbbe600d61ea0f09afbfee8fd023e PDF Text Text ry.ffrprat/e^ RATES OFADVERTISING. VOL. 22. NO. 35 HASTINGS, BARRy CO., MICH., DEI 'EM BER 26, 1877. PSIMIIL HD BOESS CUIS Closing Out Sale f»HS. E.P. BHOWN fc 1. DEVErT FftMU'IAXs 4 SUXUEUXt Oto m ££4“*" *”"• 1.CCICH ROWEL'E/ 1 ~ LAWYER. Tubular Unterna with guards ~«nu. Bran Pet lanterns 90c. each ’ 70c. each 35c. per foot 15c. each 20c. each ?1 00 each 76c. per neat $1 50 per dox $ t 50 per keg 100 Champion cross cut saws [00 dug. warranted mill files 8 in. 100 doz. warranted mill file.- 10 in. oO dot warranted axes [000 nest* tin phils (our make) ‘00 dog. 6 qt milk paua (our make »0 Kegs Burdens horse shoes 1000 lbs. librae nails finhhetl 300 boxes glow (8x10) -I telt you Betery, 1 ahu t go another atep till I ask him." 80 .he tightened the resos and held tbe . .ml mare quiet. “Mr. Braley, Bwtery and I were j»t evtog ever to givoyMi a lift on going to houMkeepin*. bat Mra. Ryder told ut not to go, as aho thought you had all the help you wasted; and Ellen and May wm tbeeo at work.: What d.. yon think .boot ••ReaBy, Mra. White, you and Mra. I aimer are vraylkind, in your offer of as•istanre; bat Ellen Ryder and May Ed- SSEfisS’ WHOLE NO. 2081. Humor of the frillings School. When Rinbard Bnneley Sheridan cun ecued the charactee of Mr* Malaprop ud pnt in h» admirable rowedy of “ t2 Bitlm. he was found. would roach an extraordinary drwnw of popwlarity and tad many dw^aZd aaCata, grant and- amall- . Until Sbcribrought Mra. Malaprop to light, the ioR the Eaglioh■laaguage, hid^new"^ they hope to get through toon. Wo are exp-lttteg matter, a. fet jratwhle, « we intend Io give oar Urigbboro a general invitation to c.ane to our house-warming •ext week ; till then I prorome Mrs Bra­ ley would prefer not id receive vimtora." A?1*1 S?,,‘ a“*u •t,!co‘),d ed Mrs. w bite. Mias Bctery aaid noth­ ing till tbe miaiMe'r bad pawd on with bis pfesamt femwell bow, then she pre vent lu her irritatsou in no very pleasant to our ndmg put the hutue, even if we be allownl to go itoide," uiJ 5be eroeriy. after a while. •‘Lot’. 50 :o Rm Miner-, end make a vidv 81. wilt be at borne, and I maw will let tu la." A. they pawed the parin'. h.-use, cbm mw amoko Urao from (he chimney, and that curtain* were hung <u .1] the window. And nil other goods at proportionately low prices. OR. C. lifSSKtX. PHY81CIAM & 80R&S0N stronger. I am not going to temp*, a-ny one to his rain.” “But, my dear, the people will think ____________ wam>Liwr>. VX" *1 cannot help it. I will not put the Mro. Braley*, friends had not wil her | boithe to my neighbor’s mouth." empty handed from her house. The eye* ■ "1 am. afraid yon are loo dogmatical. of the two girls danoed with joy, whan fur I Wo must feud a little fer the aake of Don t fail, to call uud dccure a bargain. . tbe first time in their liras tlscy mw a pi peace and harmony.-’ auo unpacked, a Wedding present from and haaby did net'rito to the rank of dri H Zen you ha > v read thinjdease hand it to your neighbor. her brother The solid silver tea aei, and feet writers. They were mere rorruptora । various other article*, dmlgtsed to beautifv oflugwqta. Yours Respect fully. ... the home,' excited their admiratom and Tbcuo writers found hoaa of imitators, | wonder. The earpeta were all made up, "Jam m you aay, Kitty. I would not more er leas uerawsful, and tbe slaughter ready to be lacked down to* be Soar, and of words enw abeolntely fearful. After v 1 —, man u mm wound your ouatefewee, but- I do think a while however, the imitxtora dropped Braley arranged you a little too Btrict upon thia aubjoet.'- off. one by one, and Billmgt and N'asby •‘You unver knew dear Eldridge! I ---------------- each room waa ware left in the full pterion of their it* furnishings, the gir> ' mala a riw orer hh deed body that I chosen field of naefelnc^. Sheridan had r a moment and admirj.- the' would never touch the deathly .Huff that to«a« cxc«m fer the iutroduetion of Mm :h everything wes wt exMr. Braky looked and fell annoyed — Malaprop, for the el.arseicr was intended ;ht place, where it would as a aalira on certain ignorant but preteaHo now tbit hia gentle wife was fira in 'Itoos ladfe. moving in high EngUah «oa ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR her rcwilution, ud be had an inward be­ IS CHASCXJtr Fr-raurt attoelloa r1rN to lie/that she waa right, but .lid he would my, and, bfridra, hi. work waa artiatio -There ; via,’" ab* acid at last, “Mr. and cfever. Hi. imitator.. Bikings and have fewn gind to give every gurut a glam Braley mtn arrange his library to anil A«by, were nr* miirical, and their writ­ himself I J>all not undertake it. We ° Kb a Ryder Mt by th« table atmlyiog ings lnnu tlw first worn tLc reverse of arwill go down stein and I will fry my new piano—I su, p<we you would onjvy that." dunog the diwuauvu, and neither Mr She playdl aercral marcfic. sud then Braley nor hie wile noticed her preaer.w A Soldier of the Old School. struck into aiwalis ‘ Now, dears, if you till, a brand failing^pon the hearth, he Fold Marohal Omni Wrangd bad a are not too tired just atep this out; I wan: rote to arrange it, and «aw ilia teira drip .«wt of jfrim.ooaroo humor, which people ping from bur cbedu on iMe botA. He 1 10 HJbrMre^Braley 1 may we T’ and they fell their meaning with full feme, and rather enjoyed after he became M oM that ■ it 1 could no loap, be pmetieed nt the rant •prang to their feet, and kept limo to the gUneing at hia arifc, took up the lamp of ' popular libmiaa. But iu hia earifer jingiini keys, till the dour opened and from the mantel and went to hia atody it never aparod MM the moat Merad Mra. Braley went to tbe table, and lay- daya 1 the minister sppswred. when tlicy scoddsd | feehngw of dooiMtic affeetion Tbe fedtowfeg eharaeterieue ioridsmi ta generally quite welcome, it wants it, and whiteUowa . Tbe Genera; wm a native of washtng. too, mortal bed." He laughed outright. “Did yoa think Stettin, where in ItHA hia family lived. There is a pirn in Cafefenia where I should scold you far keeping time with Sitnultanrousiy with the trcmblen in Ber oysters grow on tree., and tho woods are your fort to my wife'e music 7" Hu occurred etas au outbreak in Stettin ; made musical by the datter uf tbe abrik "I did not think I win tn the minister'» as thcy*are shut together to keep out the Something bouse till I saw you come in," said Mary sun. Thia CaUfernia Kory is repsnted bltadifegaearict. from nsemory, aad ww are not sure bat ww “I wm to chtrnxd with the music, that barerisgWy ealargW ymn iu I fergvH poor Robert fora few mieuoa,-' rub raletow v "Ho never drank till be waa io fair last Tbe Adrian Toms print, the foUosring teidKUeo; with tears in her eyes. M a genuine "excuao" brought to a teach, "Came, Kitty, give ns Coroaalioo. I year at ooikpe, He became acquainted As* w«.tovra er in that nrigbborbMd: “Mte---------feel quite like tinging a jubilee that we with a beautiful girt, daughter of one of > lS.asSl.tol the profosaora, and ahc used to treat him pliwas exraee nunnie for ebe was “ras with wine whew he called, she and her mother both; ho grew to like it, and af­ e-1II ..II. ... ...I.. ....... —I. .. to do. I can arrang..- my ofn things, bat ter a while he took vtroogrr drink, and I would not undertake youro." "My library » not »o rolumniour that Odd Jobber: -I wbh I d got my broth it will be a baity taak. Who will bo my er on thia hen job with me? Inquiring torch-betrar 7 1 ahall need a light." employer: “W by, my man, your brother "We ran all gv up with you and help if o.porially'7" Odd jobber “Why, yarn you will allow ux" . air, bee gut a rare cheek 00 bite, my •■Come 00, then; duty £rot, and pleas brother baa. Why, he'd think no mon urn afterwards," and taking the lamp of asking for a quart ot beer or to over a from the mantle he opened tbe ball #oor, job Like thia, than nothing? and they paand out and ran up atain. “I want to go and k« the Uae-bril ••I’recwle u», please, and uaher u» into match," naid the enbeditor. “Wril? ask your sanctum," raid bit wife with a smile. feat .life and got into debt. Tbk fa. ed tbe chief, “are you through your work "You seem quite ceremonioaa ell at oom, grave often*- again* military diteipline, for u>e day 7 Have you rerigned Schon 7" my dear." and involves diamitnal in dkgrace. You aw •‘Yen." -Haro you idenufisd Omaaa "I feel it a duly Io imurem it upon Wrangel earned hia hoavy burden a. long tbota young Udiot that a minister's study a. be could, and then threw hinudf upon hi. fatW. merry. cnofennl bi, fauh, .nd P*7 ,nd “TB ing. Hia wife was a. white ami rigid a. hi. honor. The Stern veteran looked hia marble. I eaBed her ucfeeltok, bocaiuo wrn calmly in the «yw. "Sir, yon cannot ‘Wbv, Catharine Eaurbrooka Braley 1' •be WM SO calm, I ahall never forget her •Rather a long name for to amal) a per- md reply: ‘Kiuy, I had rather tee him blowing your braina out with jour rrrofi/lftEFta L _■«. nt." That was .11. The young man ». tired to bis notn, and nhot himailf on the ward God, 1 around her waist, and drew her to hit fere tbe hM left,»tui when h« marrfed him »poL Ho bad literally obeyed hi. father a "Thia b delightful. Coma in, riri. •be wm w hopeful ind hippy ! Only Iwo and bh military .ujerinr, and for many their beerti ire right! yean, »ad it wm all »o wdly changed! I I acc thia perfect paradiao " and hie yearn after it w« related at eharteterfetm will never touch, teate, nor handle any a .periled With delight u be looked thing that iatoaicataa. I expect ewemre of Wnotei . atero nature that ho never iUiiroads bad not then wound their way if I daviate from coatua. beu I .hall try abed a tear for hi. enn, never mentioned snraog the bilb and vales of New Eogland, hu name, . and never n&nd it to be csrryiag thrir burdene of freight. The farmers went to msrfcet with their butter, cbeomand pork, peeked in huge, heavy lumber wagons, or sleda. and returned la­ den with groc-riee, and other neteseary articles for family wee, .nd frequently Furniture Depot, South Side State Si., Hastings Mich. brought home boxen of mcrnbaodiee for F. 8. BOWEM, - Greble & Russell. DENTIST Miciita. Nashvilte DETROIT STOVE WORKS. THE JEWEL COOK! A. GOODYEAR FURNITURE. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they ai;c the only ,^7 PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS it- J- M4XX/ Carriaie, Sin aM Onaieital in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day t>r night. PAINTER Al *: M. ff-ck-s Carris*. Bbep Jefferson St, - Hatties, Jriich fJoqking and heating of the tncmt ’ improved patterns. BOB SLEIGHS With the improve^ chilled shoes. Wm. H. Goodyear FHAfilACGffiCAL CBMPEOPLES DRUG STORE. Physician's Prescription" »nd Family Rcriix* IWILffl HILI MS! . Perforated. Ghainpion and Diamond tooth Cross Cut Saws. carcfnlly pre- jMired with Dregs and Chemicals' of purest quality bnly. . Swot's H®Tbu> GKAXUltAriM............................... Mien, of the very best muk(e. The celebrated H.IRRlfiO.V W^GIOJ^ The unbreakable Seat Spring. Doors, Swth, GIom, Paint and Putt v. Leather and Rubber Belting POWERS & E aura rriure Uama, that Mra. Braley-.out. fit fer houtekreping wia -nt to Wtwtfiald. When it was understood that the minis-ter WMmortag into k» feuw, Belrey Palti-.tr trade a grand rally to Me and help — She called fer Mro. White to gn over with her ; »o the deacon barocsecd up the rid itorrel mire into the ririgh. and they started in high epirite fer the «o»c of ac­ tion. But remeroherfeg the rid .dd.gr, ■the mere the merrier, they stopped u Mra. Ryder, .nd raktd her to arootapany them, to help act the minister’s felk -to "’'"Have Mr. and Mra. Braky invited �TftHifutLio^ «4//rq Outalu, Neb. Dec. 21, 1877. This i* winter they tell no, usd yet the air fa ** balmy as a June morning, no. fire* in tho grates, windows open and the praaa green around the many patatial raaidences which appear on every hand la thia bceotiful eity. This te it* .ppearanoc to­ day, but it fa in strange contrast with end of capacity to alworii "a ehamw,” but the trouble te that no amount of absorption makes any change in the absorber. Every­ thing that te within reeob te swallowed, and if tboro are any *igna of a dbpemtioo i* *t coco rained, “O, you burn t given *e nough. If y„u don't give oa more we will vote ugultxat the public credit, vote lo empty the Treasury, nod vote aguinol the Provident every time." It looka to the ani for tluteo who hare no carre, we think impartial obeerrer very much m if the the mud blockade of the country moat be time had arrived for the Soath to giro the GJt by every burin, man. Warm and Adminiatratlon a ‘‘chance" to juatify ila balmy re tbe air ia thia afternoon, there baa been no twenty (bur boars in sueces aiou for eome week* that it hu^not rained Thursday night another horror shocked eotne portion of tbe time, and the street* New York from center to rirenmferenre. patios. They bad intended to demand At five o’clock. jttM before the employee* tbe country, ere nearly impeeanhle. and a* inch a proclamation, but it we* tewed had left the pfare, a boiler exploded at No. a ueceaiary etmaoquenra the farmer* stay before they could meet. “Gath," in the C3 Barclay street, in the factory of Green­ at homo and buinoe laaguiahe*. Bat Chicago Tribuar, calls th* roll of the field A Son, tbe large*-, manufacturer* cf derpite all the "draw-backs" of the unfa­ twelve who signed tbe address : eonfeeticoery in tbe world, and blew out vorable season for buaineao, Omaha, un­ A. G. Curtin, Tilden Democrat, Penn- the entire front of the building. Imme­ like moot other place* in thia country diately the whole structure wm wrapt in John A Andrew, deed. MaasaehuietU acorns to be prospering. It ia said 1000 fame*, and a scene of tho wildcat horror dwelling bouses, many of them fine costly ensued, There were over two hundred building*, have been erected since laat peraore in tbe buildjcg. in the upper stoMarch, end we notice a number of Goo ri«e mostly girls, and, a* a matter of eoorae, there wm a frightful eeene. The fire, at years ago, and which add largely to the general appearance of the principle atreota. cape, »moke added it* horror* lo fismr, One of the many attractions of Omaha to ua ia their splendid public school. The High School Building of khicb wn wrote when here before, fa the latest and eoat tbe tnart money of any free public acbod haute in the world, and tbe school*, in which wc have spent thia afternoon, are aecond to none wc ewr taw, aavc those of De* Moines, Iowa, whfch in the modal of. iiHUuetiot, thorongb culture in all the the scholar*, and the regularity and pane reality of attendance an shown by the rec­ ord surpaear* anything we crer axw, and tuan would not flee as Groan a pestilence, if be only rauld. All in all, we can my of Omaha that it* futnre look* bright,no*wiihauading tbe deciaion of tbe court* that the terminu* uf U. P. R., te on tbe Towa'eide of the Mioeouri river, and to that point >i* train* most run, and to, it eonvey. it* pawengvr* and freight. ( And yet, until the outragnous loll on tbKVidge aoraoa rewri, that peases at that point, be tn’s certain extent depressed. Bat it ia hoped, and by aoatr believed, that the Democrat­ ic majority io tbe House can be induced to giro enough attention, to tho public wd fare, lo pa-a an act compelling the U. 1*. R. Co., to treat tbe public fairly ia the Better of Uli ayer the bridge here, bat we think it doubtful, as the Imi House re-' Political Note*. This OOSUUT will now refresh .itself with a mouth of respectability. Senator Gordon te dfaaeminating a be lief that a steady diet of reconcirutiou If Blsne and Conkling become recon­ ciled, tbe Democratic yearning fur a fruit ful Republican quarrel will be hopcltsely down. Be tween that William couspirod to got him into a lunatic asylum, and to do it, represented to his father that he ■fa for Wtffiam squirmed terribly, and William wm much agitated whUe Cornelioo* waa oa tbe stand, for it wm evident to them that there wm some feundaiion st least in tbe charge* made by Sco’.t Lord at the opening of the rase, and that th* publie would be made to believe them. And thro they dread what te to fellow.— If Cornelia* ean substantiate tbe fact that William employed a man to penouato bim in disreputable places, there te no question A full line of Undershirts and Drawers. have a complete stock of Mon a, Youth's Commission Merchants, 33 Monroe NI VERS AL their bead*. He made a faint show of reeteunde, but finally yielded, and they must go, noloa* the Governor mtcrferwi, of which there is not much hope. The raid ha* drmonMralcd two thing*. Yim, that there b no hops'of anything like law DRERS WHITE SHIRT in the City. CUFFS and the latest n.irdtie* in SCARFS, TIES and Silk Handkerebtefii st., &rand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES, HISTORY. K-s-. TJursvw. .-sa YOUTH'S^ tOMPANW TEA r*E?rl)ETECTlVES OF EUROPE ANO AMtRICA. COFFEE. KSs-ttattrcrasZs act truth. Every officer and man eom prising the crew of the ill-fated ship ia left blamriraa by it (tbe report) of tbe the disaster, save Commander Ryan, tbe officer entrusted, under him. with the •hip's navigation, and other* ot the officers, derilect in their bouoden duty to th* ex­ tent of having neglected to carefully note the result of the aoueding* and to tain bearing* of tbe veeed by the light* named and in tight during the night of the wreck. No blame ia Imputed to Admiral Trencbard, unless tbe re- port may b» construed an negatively cenauriog leave port during the storm, at the eoliritatiou of its commander. The Z/aroa ia emphatically pronounced to-bare been staunch, seaworthy and well found iu every revpeet, and l-cr machinery worked admtra. Uy to the laat^ad the eamcn of tbe disaster “ ascertained by tbe Court may be summod up ia the two errors of having taken a course too far southward and to carrying SOAP fcssustE ’rtMprj.rj which has the power to grant lieeusot, Ouf Washington Letter. commenced eight month* ago to take their .WaantNOTow, D. C.. Dec. 21,1877. cooey, and directing them to go on aris­ ing just the mme. aa the receipt would It i* too much to expect that the mriprotect them. Tbe Grand Jury waa not ac* which prompted the effort to. throw eatiaficd with thia, for every gin-mill had on Genl Grant's administratioo the odium hia receipt and waa eeUing, whether be exteal placated by the report of the Court Police Commiaeiooera were directed to ay- of Inquiry, designated to require iato all rret everyone net baring a '.icenae, and the circamatiner* .tteadiog that dfaaaier, abut up hia ahop. Eight hundred were arrreted in one day, afid tbe gpod work tory refuting all the lying lUtementa made to that purport. The findings appear baaed Ou an honestly conducted iarmtigalion, with a view to placing tbe respoosi- , bility where it juatly belong*-*-in abort to, thia wood-pile. Io the Grat place the Exriae Board, which ia Tammany, ia not compelled to pay over tbe money, collected for liceuxo till tbe ikencea are granted, and aa reeeipU are no* lioraaea. Tammany had the uae of a million of doUaoL Second­ ly, Tammany never intended to oolleet the money at all. At the end of the year the favered rum-acllera would tone in and de­ mand their money on the ecore at no* hav;og bad a liceuae, ao they would get the privilege of ariling a year for nothing. Then again Tammany dare not touch the nim intcreot at all, for U dependa 4xm it to matatain iu power. A levey of <25 eadi produce* 1200.000, end » eaeh ram-ahop ean be depended upon for four voter, al least, it keep* an'trmy of 32,000 mtn alwaya ready to vote m mxny timea aa are needed. Therefore the action at tbe Po BUSINESS ami DIUSES HOM -l CtaVEI SEES i* very brbk now, just before tbe holidays, and th«e i* every reason to halier* that n will eoelinue after the fertive *c*sou ia over. The city ia very lively. yooeual britnie, aad the birds aang and the graashoppera chirped merrily, for it didn't accm to me that it wax tn akkordanco with the eteruel fiitote uv thing*. I wu* more disgustid, yiatcrday, than I wu» then. I wu etawkin down tbe street toward* Bascom's, in the faiat hope ar taeetin a Neo York drummer there, and paaain myself orf onto him cl a store­ keeper in an adjoiuin village, to tbe ex­ tent ur, a refresher or two, wich is my „l_ _ __ _ __ V___ V___L ' Boy's SUITS and OVERCOATS. Umbrellas. Satchels apd Shawl Straps. ia tho old alory repeated over aad orer again. When aueh seta ve of daily occcrranoe, ooe almost wiabas for a monar­ chy with power to make ooe seurible, dr'vilal importance to nacher'* cbeef and noblest produx—men.' jit la uv impor­ tance to me wither I her tbe I’oetofis at tho Comers or not, and wbvu tbe tyrant Grant removed me, the face ur everything wu* dark. 1 wpx dboppintid wbeu tho and for FALL TRADE. the aalt pita in that vicinity. Notwith­ Owr CUSTOM DEPARTMENT coostanding this to te generally felt that a alight indfacrction on the pert of ooo»maadiog officers on father aide of tbe Rio BROAIK1LOTH8 for DRESS SUITS. Grand* will preeipbat* actual war; and CASSIMERES end CHEVIOTS for CLOVER SEED that tbe meet certain method of averting BUSINRffl 8UIT8. ‘ ’ it is to bo prepared for its occurrence.— DRESSED HOGS. The Coogre-emnal Committee* to tore* tigata the border troubles have got to work and w* hope their labor* will ultimately rvUtatertM aar Ma *T sliW are la.HM to defeat tbe purpow* of th* Mexican lobby sretar w.ta «- te l.iw « tolaorar*. » here, striving to embroil us in a war with E.G. NEWHALLA CO., Mexico for the sggrandrxemeut of it* teadingspinta. , A Isgge numfa-r of members of Con­ gress hare gone to iq-czsd the recta* *i their home*; but with tho beeutiful In- sod * frightful lorn cf life ensued. Tbe Tbe trial of Dr. Lembert, th* Preeinumber i* not yet known, but it cannot be T. K. Pierpont,dead. W<wi Verginfa. las than fifty, and the ghastly list.may dent of the swindling American Popular David Todd, dead, Ohio. reach a hundred. One man wm kilted in Ufa Insurance Company, i* orer, and tbe N. 8. Berry, New Bampahir*. lie street, with hb horse, by the wall fall­ doctor, thank Heaven, wm found gnilly, Anitin Blair, Democrat, Michigan. Two living Rennbliean* only are left- ing on him, and building* in the origb. Waahburn and Kirkwood. weeks. He will of ocurac move for a new Of tbe other prominent Governors thee trial and thing* of that sort, aad delay in office, Gov. Buckingham of Connecti­ was thia catastrophe ? Simple enough.— juatice a little white, but there te a cell for cut i* dead ; Gw. Morgan of New York It wan not a wnro-out boiler, for the ferae of the ex picaion d«mooirated it* atrergtb. him iu Sing Sing. acre. . Tbit ia especial tealira; and Gov. Ramsey of Minnesota ly enoouragiog, for a mors ro'-ten concern Em been a member of the United States but it waa in charge of an entirely incutswm never permitted to exist. It wm rot­ ten with fraud, honeycombed with per­ jury and wonn-eaten with imbecility and mismanagement It wm a,aink iato which ignorance or neglect, or both, it exploded, the people's money went, the Fnnident aad a hundred home, are dneolated. It 'and Manager* each holding hi* auk at For much of its present prosperity Omaha ia indebted to the well abused Utriou Pacific Railroad. It brings the orca that feed tbe smelting works, worth milliona a year lo the tuaineaa enterprises of the eity. Ita gnat work (hope are here, employing all the way from 1000 to 5000 men, attire machanka, the very men ao mtch needed to make any city Omaha ia, also, farontd with one of tbe beat Hoick between Chicago and San Franetsco, ‘-The Grand Central,'' and thia, Gilad M it te mnatantly with the beat clam of the traveling public, tends to btrild up the praiperity of tbe city to an extent that can only be appreciated by those who Wcro compelled to “atop" at Omaha be- CLOTHIER tlemanly.eode" put on a brood grin et the tell perpetrated by tbe mutual friend*. Latent advice* confirm the belief enter- TOBACCO. IMPERIAL -80AP CROCKERY. IS THE “BEST.” STONE WARE. Vol 22 4tf. PERRY MASON MICHIGAN Smith Hoyle & Preflton. D"ls' CARBOLIC OIL ' CHEAPEST AND BEST. . ou.zcA.aa posh FAHMER The largvat. bom pvlalsj uaekly pabltahsd The People’s Paper! Agricultaral, Mbeefier aad Market Ro' WIT NEVER FAILS! TryitOnco-*» FERRAND WILLIAMS A CO., chEsteb.’s "cWp! R1CTLT J3TOVERED RHEDT FARMER FOR 1878. The act bod devired by mut aal frieads" U. rewaae Gordon fiom tbe ugly ditemma la which Lie arrogant bearing toward* Senator placed him last Friday, ia readily apprehended after a penna! of the fellow. !■« wu “7T* . Daily Post. I One year, postage paid. THE PRAIRIE One Copy 1 your, portage paid 75e. Cluba of fire, poutage paid, 70c. Club# of ten “ •• C5c. Club* of twenty,................ 00c. / McCarthy, roney a oiler, Detroit, Mkh. By Grocers generally and by oung. „ $7.00 .. Asthma, Ca,arrh< Z. B. WILLISON, both Daily sixteen invortigating committees? One has hitherto been . good dral more than the Democratic party could stand. Tbe fairer agitator te depressed with a foreboding that the recons will pat an end to bi* design* oa tho public credit It will, if hoeeet men do their duty and keep tbe subject before the public in it* true light. Tbe ingratitude of tbe Democratic par­ ty te simply boandlrao. No* content with tbe work of the last week, several of the joint reaolution, introduced by Damxrata, indorving die l*ve*idcnt's entire course.— That would give the serenity of the Admiutetration a fremeodeus wreoelu The silriv agitator Iim ditcovered ar other valuable authority for au uolimite inane of the dollar of the fathen. It in Iloeooe Conkling and J. B. Gordon, ia tbe enure* of executive proceeding* ia the Senate yreterdav, and mutual understanding thereon having been arrived at, m set oat in tb« followkg Mper; hte Ordered, That arid p* liquor almo it entirely ccaaod. So strict pcr.Le entered at large on tbe Legislative waa the surveillance of tba police, that for Journal of the Senate, namely: Ihxriog some weeks it waa difficult to gate drink anywhere. The doer* ware cioaad, and yesterday. wort* were uttered both by ouly regular* could get in by the ride Senator ; Gordon, of Georgia, and by Sena­ doer. It waa a must enoouregiug expert- tor t Conkling, of New .York, which were ment, but the action of th* Mayor inteh- ,mutually Mt to be unkiod and offensive. ed it, and the old riser of death will roll jReport* of the incideci appearing lay the The XUd Power CURES HUMFHRET8 ADVERTISF.ME*rT. Wanzer & Barnes. TkthcO AMD BUCK' paper* of the mcraing which ere inaccur­ ate and uujuat to both epeakcra. Upon earvfuj inquiry aa to what war raid by sSsTS Blaciwd'i RJTeSta. [UTT. EADACHE. ggrgaratTg; Homeopathic Spocitico �F«os HrcKosYoMitw, L«* Saturday your writer L.d tb» hU­ rt of attewdisg the Teachers' Aaraxittio. hich ecertned at. lbs Kiw^d^ ^4,^1 iaiK«Muo that tho. City Drug Store! to Dceembcr 20th , ■ R,USI“ *iU W om WANZER & BARNES (Successor.* to Babnxs * Co.) adllkra mn. Phamix Block, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keeping constantly nn hand every variety of Drugs, Patent Medicines- Homceopathic Bemedies, Ulen, .nd the tiec occupied by rol«-t ~«wg,.ndclnridMioM and dem-raatt. «faas of Afid.merio.1 p*h«p»M Md propornuuw.. Tho zfuTnooQ u half p«tt on,, whh .cvend mctnbcJi present and wa* rendered inferrating and iMroetivo by tbe .pir-tod daof qMttioa. which altaa arire b tho wrbool room, tbo tree aolotioo of which U iodbpeMaldy nere-ury to tho giving of effieuat inatractioua lo pupil* and to the Plffi, MIS, IM «l IIRISHES. ??"*«? rf“ e*"- ■>•**'• Ite* B-1- <*«w J -T"1* of Brauty, tbc.Iadia al! know U beat. Schoo Book* Off re and Scb.*.,l Bhnk and Mamorandsm Books, b awy ttyh U yerar own prio. reapocStslly amreted. b U —1—HpW-'. Pr-riptb- or 3374 TWnga in General. Turkey waste peace. on high prices at the Englbb joarnah talk e little warlike. At 4 in tho afternoon tho Aaoociatlcn adjourned to meet at 7 it tho evonioe, but ?’«<*!•><>• inure pseefsl rilwh beforethe adjournment time, tbo hoibc ia iu political affairs. bring* writ filled, Mr. E. W. Hewiu of Hickory Corners who hat been engaged to addrmo the people , aroee .nd prowced to .peak on the aubjet of Education, in hie uauallr o*y and flneni manner so a, to oliril tho marked attention of every one prracat. Hb remark* ahowod him to be well versed ia hbtory, ■ rood roraoacr, and General Grant's a[*rtn>rnt al Nicu ecu anted of a saloon upholstered in y«Bow ■u impruarive apeak er p damask and a bed room in Uue velvtti Dure wa* abo a atn-ly (smoking room) in blue velvet. Mr. P. II. Heaney ha* just Uiraahed The wife of Gilman, the Naw York torout over 47 buaheb ot.au to the acre baa recovriol her reason and gone to from 10 aeres cf ground and from one and gar, viril htr hiuUad. one half buaheb of aeed to the acre. Doo Carla de Bourbon, the clriaunt to D. D. Smith will bare hb mill ready to the throne of Spain, b ’ Fancy Goods, Clothing. Huts and Cape and run is two w-reka, hb will have one of the eloped with the wife ol brat milk io Barry <*>unlr. Mr. Raymond baa hb new ahiogle ma- j ‘^WB'h-'GmeindaJod chven per­ chine in operation. ton* of Trot, N. Y., to attend hb Icetare, The new grbt will u Freeport b g^ :I but tbn ex-Mnyor declined to waale worda , ou ao amall a gathering. ting a heavy run of euitoin. Singer and St. John (the novelty of tbe Tho,Roger*' achool with Mr. Andrew*;■ _ Al a recent f**hli>nabla ball in New I ago) from »:W to J50. cheaper grada nuch Call: and learn prices and be convinced that I will sell you good ' York all the drenaa of tho ladica were m the Howe, Amerian, Wilton, ete. and a* -teacher b in a proeperimt condition. K-cond hand machine* of all kind* from ' either white or cream color. JI6 to |25. Office with Z. B. Willboa, The rood m very bad from beta lo Beaton elect* it* mayor every rear, bat Heating*, oppeite Port Office. 29tf Ilaatinga. , tho citnen* ate thinking to elect that ofJohn Burd eamo vary oar Laing hb hooae by fire a few daya ago. A lino of ttramers to Braai'fun and perron* who are not wow antacriben to in Barry Cofinty. I am permanently located in Hastings and will Isaac Bleeding fell shoal thirty feet other South American putts i* about to be the Bammku. We want them imoudiately. Eterr reader b invited to rend u. n huer endeavor to suit people in prices and goods. from a aaffold at Mathiaa Slerding'a Lira oubiubed from Pbiladrlpbi*. Cranberry culture b worth more to Cape nr paUal card full—the more the better. ■ few d»y* agn; be waa carried to tho Send oama ftvm a* many different Paathouse for dead but he b up around *g«in. Cod than sro it* hiking and wheeling ia- offiww a> parable, and we'will Mud them .noeimeu copha of tbe BanXXB /m, M Old Mr. Vester aa .old reaident of Carl­ they can rec for thomsoirra what kind of ton, b up North «u a ebua and hu luat a paper it I*. Rader, tbb raquat i* for hb abanty by fire and b iu a dretilute rar. Do Mt wait for aomel»dy clre to doit, but do it yooroalf and imriediatrly. i alleged wu lust at play and you will cooler a faror on u aa well There waa a chrbtsmu tree at IMiaaton * .bank. When it wu lAll Monday evening, Dec. 24th 1877. ------- Jgo that large turn* of • DanU Hum b the champion chopper monryr were muring from the bank, W. C. Faxon, the teller, and Frank McClelland, bookkeeper, left the bank, and gnaupa charped them with tbe lott. Neither of Has just received a complete stock of tbe young min. however, were proccutod. Ail burioea* with • the office moi: be : A collored man named Thoma* Munday done at the delircrir* or the money order , waa brought from SxJtvepb, Berrien and rtgbtercd letter disk unlrea a private . county, on the 21U, *od lodged in jail at intervbw with tba pottmaate b derired. Grand, Rapid*, charged with robbing the Ordinary letter-writing at the money er mail* and Rcaliug letter* from the pott office der drak b prohibited. Pcrwu* are requeued to all the num­ ber of their baxa at tbe deliveries. CASH STORE Gold 102} Tbb i. holiday red.. The editor of tbe’Brainer returned from hb Western trip Ctrbtmai* morning. . There will be ■ Red Ribbon meeting in Agricultural Hall, oc Monday evening tbe We understand that arrangement* arc bring made to bold a mow of Goapei meet inp in thbrity soon after the, boli»i»y* !\ The adjourned matting of the Supervis­ ors, will be hold al the Court House comfencing at two o'd®k on Monday Jan u«ry 7th. . The next regular meeting of the Board of Education wil -be held at the ofiee of tbn u-crctary on Tuesday evening January LEH'ISSTER.\ . */Hr. Kdwin Hyde, with a ample o friaida aught ovex 100 Iba. of Salt in about four hour, ooe; day thb weak, one of them, a pickerel, tte^had over 18 Iba. To all of our reader* wa rend greeting, tbe compliments ef. tbe aoron and our wiah that the year to eemc may be touch of jx>u one of general 'aad apecbl proper- Tbe paMor of the Mtthodbl Epueopal Church hereby expraaa* hb gratitude to the public for tbe land tome do^atmu -of 1103.80 received, by ihua on th« evening of tbe 19th lo«t i t The repair* on the il4rabytenan Church ■re not yet complete*! and it b probable, though not certnU, that the excreba next Sabbath, aa oa the kit, will be hdd st COME ONE AND ALL nm:- - - - - - LEWIS STERN Julius Russell STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, manual Church were pay solemn and imEx-Gor. Baglay Mat 70 proud* of praasire. The *enno» by tbe Rector, Rev. randy, TO pouMnf trnta, and 70 pound.1 J. W. Bancroft,waa able and rioqnent, the a rarins, to the children of the Reform , European articte'Ue world orer. singing excellent *r.d the decorations School nt Lansing' aa a dewiert for their Tbo t'nilch Staten util oca in agriculture Thb popular lino commenced on their I Cbrbtmaa dinner. 10 per cent, of it* area; Great Britain, , ■ummer lime raid, Monday, May 14*h, BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS, Nila offer* a Uraua ot 150,000 to Ber-! i 58 per rent.; Franco and Belgium, 83; I three fast expran train* real, in axtoecXHin FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, rian county provided that city b mule tho: 1 Auatru Hungary. 88, and Holland, 70.-: with tho M. C. R. R. pMMngere laving Thb ahow* rouclu*i*cly whence the agri-1 flatting* U 7:30 A. M., arrira at Buffalo Programme of tho Pionear Gathering cultural growth mu»t *pring, Springs. aaurn day at 0:10 p. M., aad New York on tbo 10th of January: Social bier next morning ai 10.30 a, x. Tbb faat Ex-Gov. Bagley resncmb*wd tbe b-.y* The Britiah Bible Socbty report, an viewa till noon, then rafreabment*. Af­ and girl* tn tho state patflic school at ■Monuhing demand for th« Biblu among day exprean b tho beat train between ter refrdbmenta tbo meeting will bo call­ Cdd water, sending them ■ ff2» draft to the -C-Mack*. Orer <10,000 bare been Michigan and the Eaat. Parlor rar* from Detroit to Buffalo . riceping coachoa from . ed to order for apecehea and the election ■id in eelc'jratiug Ci-rirtnran. Buffalo to New York. of officer* and each other buainaa a* ahall MO, 1M-23L feel of lumber w«e eat in =ay30tf ft A I I on me before purchasing and I will sell you goods bo deemed brat. Th* meeting will be on the Saginaw Vnlky during the past year, ' Do Tou wanTebrap reading—go to^lhe U ALL cheap ns can be found in the city of Hastings. the pic-nic order, aad all are invited to the Urgmt amauoi evrr eat in one year, and an increase of £7,000,000 Act over There arrived at Galreatoa a few day. -trculaUcg library of W.utxxa k Bansta. bring aomething ratable for tbe common ago, 150 German immigrant, on their way ___ 30 35 ■apply. Heretofore theee meeting* have to Marion county, Text* On the train from Galreaton the beggagraiartcr wan .truck new Wagon Shop, where be may be with the peculiar dupe of a bundle, and, nd al all noun of any day, ready lo do mb will not lack of tbe eatablra lo .apply upon rlamination, brand in it a big Dutch- any work in hb line, from putting a new tbo hungry crowd. Tea, coffee and sugar oct5mS .poke in an old wheel, lo th. building of Phoenix Block, State St, win be supplied by tbn organization, the A literary and oratorical intercollegiate toe brat buggy ever awn in the county o! KrsAi rr’a baby elephant baa hcera cut­ balance will have lo be made up by etrt- oootat between the .rodent* of Albion, Barry. Don't forge* the pbee; ia the Hillsdale, Adrian and Kalamazoo coUegra, ting up praMa in San FtSucmoo. He •hop with Jason Rich A Bro., corner of wa* kep* in a .table next to a mule, from will occur nt Kal*mau»> Jan. 25th. which be Mole the hay and trampled it Kalamazoo county Ear kid up all her under hia fee* lo make a ruaitrea*. Tbo liquor tax. Il amounts toJ»8,lUH). •tableman refuaed to entertain him longer, By order ol tbe Exmtivn Committee. Th* winter term of Albion College open. ■nd be waa removed to a atore-ruom under H. A. Goodvxab, Pro. the theater, where he amaabol three Wac­ County paper* plane copy. om, tore up eercral yard* of lead pipe and broke into a ga* meter. The M. E. church in Raiding b to be CORRESPONDENCE. Anafteruptto rob the office of the After tho ffree day of January next, I dedirated on Dee 30th, Prerideut Fbke, Treaaurer o! EaMX county wa* made by ■hall do a ttriotly a»h bmiueM, and eanVUOM OKASaSVitXS. Albion College officiating. burglan on Thenday night >f lari week. •fcoi trutt out email amoanta, for I find on Thinking of no better way in which lo The State Pioneer Society will meet in Tbo door to a pouderou* *af» in tho. off a: tny book, hundred, of Jolhni in little apeod the present ihas by gloming a f«w Lsnaing February ffand 7vm blown off wltli nltto-glyarinc, hat the •rnounta, and my poektt bonk crire out ■ item, thki may be alightly interating to nobc of the azpforion frightened the ope­ •Pie officer* of driving park aauaflaiioa. rators and they reaped without obtaining ■gaintt farther like nroaedinga. I Mke the public. I wijlfinl mention the bank tn accommodate, and where my word b have ■ meeting at Jackaou Jan. Olh. any of tho money in the e»h box. rapt firm uf Terry A Sow Tbt* firm baa given, I will ool go back on it, and must JsdgwCooby praridod over tbe 2ffth an now My, pay up by tbo firtt day of Janu­ boon engaged in trade (drug and grocery ary next. 33 34 Z. B. WuxiSOW. line) for aeveral years. Mud the closing of nuri banquet of tbe New Kogiar.d roriety. bold at Aon Arbor laat Frxtay 'evening, their ettablbbmeut by the officer, bra and Judge Harriman delivered an oration. ory Concn Lodgo F. A A. M. No. 345 ! HATS AND CAPS,. SHOES, ETC., ETC. Bibl 0 in al! aixcw from 50c. to $12.00. Common Prayers and Hymnals of new and pretty design. AlhnmR to suit every irixe pocket book. Toilet Goods 111 an endless variety, from use to ornament. Juvenile Books illustrated by the best artists, from 5c. to $5, certainly every one can be pleased. 01 Toys for our little folks—An immense line. MiMellaneou* Books -ueh •• ' Dickens complete works, 15 vois. McCauley's History of England, 5 vols. ColridEe S Ancient Mariner HL by Dore. Poems of SltskespArc, Moore, Byron, Milton, Scott, Burna, Tennyson, Longfellow. Whittier, Alice and Phaibe Carey and many others, GLOTH and TURKEY M0RR0000 bindings. Elegant books for .gifts, in fine bindings. Back Gammon board.*, chess, checquen, dominoes, Ac., Ac. Remember the place—CITY DRUG STORE—is where you get more for your money than at any other store. TEAS. I have it from 20 cu. to 90 eta. per lb. our M c*. tea equal to any in Ua eity that crate , you 75 eta. * I Om trial will eowvtwee you. DRY GOODS! I have on hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also £ Holiday Goods DRESS GOODS of oil the popular patterns and best qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of .At Tho Post Office Building. ASSORTME / tha firm has been oom before dosed out, through the demand* of creditors,, while doing bnainra* here, ^hat may hare been the eausre of hb former iMolrency, b no* by the writer known, but it b plainly visible to all, that the enure of the recent fallow aro numerow, and the matt culpa­ ble of any that haro come under cur ob- There are 250 pupita io attendance at the following officer, were elected for tbe the loatitute for the deaf, dumb and the enaaiagyar John C. Colman, W. M.; George W. Marr. J. W.; A. 0. Cort^ right, Src.; Robert McBwrio, Trraa-; Cha*. A. Polly, a D: Grorgo MeEhraiu, J. D ; L-wb WlllbtM, T. iMteilaiioo to ucear on the evening of tbo 27th ina*. Fruit tree* are boddiag fa Illnoi* and An inipired Democratic editor rema rka fora are entertained that next year's fruit with evident pride,that hb tforiouiparcrop will be a failure. ty "ajoepU no gifta." That b a face. It Silting Ball b reported to have return doaaa't wait for aueh a doubtful re*. It ad to United Smta* territory. •teal* what i* wants, whether it ba a *rat Tb4 duke of Manebtwter will mcow-I in the Ilootn, or a portion of the pablio ttamre which kd to IttigttioO, than that the dotendant Wm Camerrraunfortusttriy Earl DuScrin aa Govenwr^Gonrral of Cun- debt, and drown, all proUtt by yelling Irrame risprariblo tor a num of mo»*y for which be had never «>d never wa* to recrive any return, nod obstinately declined to pen cut. Mr Jarne* Clark# appeared for and an plaintiff and httwreu him and lawJana oa hb efficiency. Dr. Umbra*, the Prerideat of the defone* Amerian Popular Life Inrarance Cumpaay. ww fotrad guilty of prajwy » awrariug to friw n-t-arw*. Preri.lant Hayra btt offered tbe of U. 8. Wttrirt Aftoroey of Booth Caroli— to Mr. Carbin who aict-ted tbe mu is the a 8. Senate with Hamburg IN THE JEWELRY LINE, — 7Tu»;~ ' 'a ism i axorpt 27i ocrea from cut ,rido of samo and N. i of & E. i exrent 174 acre, from natt ride of mme of Metlon 17 and the 8. K. I of 8. B. I ot Motion S Town 1 N. Range 0 W. Thb ffirm bolong. to the Oty National B«>k of Chi­ cago, now in tho baud* of a Rooeiver. and will be acid al a great hargrinA eub offer will be more favorably eomldcred, but will be .old for one-third or om half eaah. l-Unre on time. Offer, rol.e-.wd. !f, H. Watwosth. Beeeirer of the (Xly National Bank 15C Waahiogton 8i. Chirago, Bl, Men's and Boys' Clothing SPEES. I have them ttrittly pure. And all other good, usually found al­ ways kspt in Stock. CROCKERY. to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look over my stock. HATS AND CAP I keep constantly on hand i full aaaortmant of men’s and boya' Hate and Capa. BOOKS, PICTURES AND ALBUMS �Col. Tbo o.inrrcetpu f..- imponc rt tb« Pon Huron etuiretw hou*.’ lost month nmouated ta 123,155 ? 1. It ia stated that the L- S. 4. M & railroad Co. are alreat to put wagre lack to very uoariy what they were before the BSES® KK-£^7*>4*'"1 Coogmtnun Hubble has introduced ia the House a bill erecting the Ippav Peniaada iatottw Northern Judicial District of Michigan, the coart to be located al Marquette. ■•“'sJrJIS WORK Ft Mm. Eunice Plato, uf louis, ha. <oed Alfred Ewer, of that city, for soiling li.raor to her husband under the new liquor law. The earning, of the Grand Trunk Railroad during the last six months were £31,000 in exero. of tbe amount earned during the nrrespoqding period last year. Five hundred and seventy two ladies of Charlotte have petitioned tbe common oouaeilof that place asking for tbe en­ forcement of the ordiBaoco .relative to clcMtug uloo-u, and other place, where li>|uor is said oa the sabbath. ‘MS' FILES. firt Wane, JactMD & Saiisai IBffjwy. l» the VaU«d State* an It •taiiMEMui.'aunnKX w CLCMII RAILIOAD. Tho Michigan Central Company have nearly oowplrled the work of faying steal William Waldron, Prreidcai of the Firs; National Bank, of Hillsdale, and brother of cz-Cougrtanian Henry Wal­ dron, died al Cl troland, Tuesday after- The Flint and Free Marquette Railway haring eatabiiah.d a line of steamers acnm Lake Michigan, and bwilt a grain elevator al Ludington, i* shipping grain to Europe ria ita road and the Grand Trunk. A reqro of #our and pork fer Liverpool has are hearet a*uy fom^tome They make home promisee only to break them. A* haibanda they make a thousand and ooe prnmixn to their wivu*. and hint a tboiuetid good things and raii-e many pleeaant expeetatiooa that they never are nt te think of again. A* wives they practice a thous­ and Huie dcretiu, equivocate many tin.ro, when *Uafcbtfcn»ard kcorety was joat th* thing required. A* parent* they conceal, gu. around the truth: deceive and often falsify to their chldren. when the truth ia always the better, always tbo best. Tbe children rev thin pen*.:.' double dealing*, no their want of integrity, and learn to cheat. itrceive and dpurocate. Tbe child U too often a "cli^p of the old block." 7,500'"“■"Jr THE SUN The Detroit Iktiwy Jfetn says; "There is not a nicer, cleaner, and mory comfort* b!« little hotel in the country than tho Hudson house at Lansing. It* proprietor, M. Hud ton, is widclv known a* for many years the popular proprietor of tbe LSiring h<xi*c, lor which be built up a apkn. i THE GREAT CAUSE ! IICM AISC^tIH Btt •Im Malate, a BIND IAPIBX AMD O-fiOtT of God, according is her eggi on the paign one of hia children acrompaniod him ,------------------- *r, and for on four an ­electioneering tour. After Mr. teen day* calm prevail* jIms sun warm* her, William* had made one of hia finest waves rock ber, until tbe young arc hatch­ speeches, the kittle one, Wore the mrertiu" ed and take wings; whan the storm* are dated, rushed up to him and piped out. let Joo*e in renewod fury, llato or Sec­ “Papa, where do we ahow to-morrow night? rete* thciUMlrea would hare »ecn a ship Aia t I* fan ?" set sail in lh« cocbaBU-d aeaaou with faith that it would rvaeH its harbor safely, (gst Probabilitire gives in different reckoning pointed to consider tlx question i>f ao of tbe weather jnrf now and takes no ac- tuter-ocaanlc canal, report tu Gear of the We arc lucky, Nicaragua routn. ; cun1 mon mac and The IWlowiog sensible ad rice ia going Svrry devex school- live round' -r —------ *“--------------of debt, dothea. •<___ __________,__ _________ doors all you ren in good weather." l£fiK *. sewincMachine POULTRY WORLD. IH.MrsM-t *»>H.I.. 4*.m .an- i*.. A Mmn Swixdleb Exposed.—Om x*rf the swindlers who adrertiae remedies fur eooMimption free of-rcat, bat with pre­ tended dirintervateduem offer to rend the ingredient, far 83, ha* been expose-1 in Philadelphia. Bia room Wa* littered with let tent that had inclosed money, and two woven were bard al work getting arealam aad jackajc* of tbo noatrum ready for anil. Tbe peculiar wickedness of pbysfciaa said : -Thia wonderful remedy i_~ rirtually has­ heesh, tbe primary effect of which ta SXhikratiug, but fia ------—* use ia highly con-rtinned Injurious and d«Aalitsting. The aystem of a weakly patient (bnrv accustomed to its one must have it,<*r,>paring to use it,will rapidly Gil. In other Wi.tds, iu habitual tun ia almoAt. if not [quite u pernicious aa the opium habit." «n» *o* *«r >r S Tif “.■.•-.t i tStatnetftrtuita-s.'UiKf PmraiBUTIONMPANY tnwuWw? Kier » •3io:8o5’c«h"»M... xtaawtaKi.-aSr-Js: tlmWa’wita’kiST’* a**U“U’ *l,k“l UftWctewtaas i'liuMATM OMDmn. The Preaideat rent in to the tjeoslo the following nomination*,on trio 11th : Poetniaalcrv—Sarnud C. Fuller, Traverse City, Mich.; Evan J. Uoniue, Nile*. Mich.; " * ftrUB.STSSfUAKta' •r <W*»n4 ■«*< k.MrU aad if "f Pr*ki r*y tSirSE; jSH'raiaesrtat'-.-, Madison Dispensary, rOJ «*.cto**M,C*taae>..m. M^&Ag.K2?lr,’L HDICU. kSUBGICAL IKSfflOK. hl 6ml Smi1 fijfigfe ortherx NRAILWAY COMPANY l**rTT iCnbr** it «r CENTRAL iwi\S4s! OS asB.tat GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS Railroad ‘teistensjEtaiat Good LtETXitKM.—Comparatively few tcopic undaatand the art of listening, but three tew are invariably liked, even admired, and Ml infrequently charm tbe talkers lo whom they give ear. Tbe nice listener u pretty sure to get a name fur intellect, culture, wit, readjnere—for any sort ofquadity. indeed. which ha or she dore not reveal, and may not poasoas.— The person food of talking usually endow* the [-croon who listen* with whatever attributea he thinks be baa himself; and bit opinion of the listener prows steadily notil HmetiOMM it amouuta to positive wor> with another gentleman of a peppery dbpcritioni blow* and card* have been ex­ dunged, * duel ha* l-oea agreed upon, and be rcturna lo break the new* to his wife. -‘Mbereble man I" she crim, in an lxcts* of emotion, "would you go forth to figbt and be broogbt beck io mo, all shot fuH uf hale* .nd having your HCr blood all apftled orer tbe aarpet? What would b*cmue of re* if you were killed? The light ot lay life would b* quenehfd In raylcre M 'last CHANCE Some 200 arrest* uf unlicensed liquor dealer, were made in New York city on Saturday for violation nf the exciac law. :w< lily-eight yean* uld, and wa* car* vScvr, he wa* <und<ng one aftcmoon.witb some hi*----------evmpanioo* —of -* “ ““------- bridge, when fan groom Ind hia bone i the water to drink. 'Suddenly loat footing. -.felland the groom dwp immediately threw away--------- , Ilia uniform, and sprang into the rirer to save hia rervant. He caught him, bat the frightened man duag to him with qpeh a grip that he wa* obliged to go lo the bottou before he could get luoae. Erentuallybe-—• ---------- *’ - U!---------- * .hot, d«— __ ----- —. I*raaaiin medal for saving life that ooe still aeca, between ao'many other atari and order*, on hia breast. He is very proud of thia mark of honor, and once, when a diatinguuhod diplomatist a«ked, with aotua sarctnm. the meaning of the simple decor­ ation. which, at die titan, wm tbo only one be hod, be aoswerod quickly, “I am iu the habit of airing people’s litre some- BIAND IAPIB1 BIVIS10X. tto’oin. fl&pe n»-. tat IEO. WOODS A Gnrnbr>dgotx>rt, Mais, a M«A*., r»>a^; It l^ut- r. 1Intnbl^h, —X-.1 £uo' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1877 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1877. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note the name change to the Hastings Republican Banner. Also note the frequent printing every 3-4 days for the first half of the year. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-01-03.pdf 60c893174cb47c52b9c3a9a5f5fa24dc PDF Text Text VOL. 22. NO. 36 rawsoiiii, wa miss urns HASTINGS, BAgRY CO., MICH., JANUARY 3, 1878. WHOLE NO. 2082. Closing1 Out Sale "Wa altail a«d it all. Kuty , nku no markw here, y,:0 know." i ‘■Wbst ou earth >. in there kegs. Hot l PHYSICIAN A BURGEON JOHN R. KASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR "MinUXCUT. OaeerevrWtoUajH^sta^ ALONZO D. ( IDfllUBERr ATTORNEY’ AT LA W 4 SOLICITOR Tubular lAnterna with guards Brass Pet lanterns 100 Champion crtiM cut saws 100 dot. warranted mill files 8 in. 100 dot. warranted mill files 10 in. 50 dot warranted axes 1006 nests tin pails (our make) 100 dot. 0 qt milk pans (our make) 60 Kegs Burdens horse shoes 1000 lbs. horse nails finished 300 boxes gloss (8x10) "Thia one ia masked lard; the bsoO is t out. ytmanpr *1 "Oh, yea! That Iroka racy nice; and 1 here k a tab of beautiful prints of butter ; t aad here ia a tub of beautifal bwiey , bet I what lain this baakn tied up rorerefaHy?" | 90c. each 70c. each 35c. per foot IPS. '"'.eh 20c. each SI 00 each Tfii. per nest $1 50 per dot $1 50 per keg 22c. per lb $2 25 per box A pigf a cow sad a ramet lamb came io lb. conna of the day. ami Mra. Braky was mach tlrlightnl with the n«w arejniaitioar Prrpnradom foe Thunday nd vaamd rapidly; Uv- 4 tniu, wxAiaa, pantry, baked aad friend, eustenk, aad everything that wan nice and good, area mokted rapidly under th. rtiilfal flagere of Mm Braley. Kllao kraked oo in rilenl wooder. aod at length the mistroM aaid: . “1 wonder why May has not been down hern thb weeVT I mux go over and see her; perhaps her brother is not as well." "l .lhtuk I will tell von, ma'am," Ellen Ax«l nil other goods nt proportionately low prices. PHYSICIAN & SURGKON el by John Emeu Ganta, of Virgima, the celebrated .Southern uoveiirt, wlroee work, have acquired a tlandanl reputation a. befng among the very hart literary peodoc twee to Amerfm. Mr Cooke'. Moria are alwayn aatrSatire. aod thia one, rotiUcd ••The Secret of a Milhooaire," wiM daaAo- We have u large and varied assortment of Cook Stoves, Heat­ ing stoves, Tin Ware Shelf Hardware, Hors- Blankets, Feed Cutters, Bob sleds. Cutters, Wagons, Corn shelters. Heavy and Light IlarnejM, Ac., Ac.,that will be closed out nt Don't fail to call,and secure n bargain. -V. U.— Wh'n you Jtarrrtad Ait plcnae hand it to your neighbor. Poor KiuyI bn heart waa almnel broken I She neither wept nor spoke, bat Uy a while and still m a pM of atatn ary. Ella hang orer her, ualil at Uat ah. noted her bad oo th. girt s abooidrr and wept. "Oh, Eilea I Ellen I” "My dar.dar Mra. Braley I lain... aorrv for you I" "Han the bril rung for the eveuin^ ureetia-yet ?" she whispreed. and the thought of there three Ben going op’ to the birate of God, druak •> they were •*> dreadfal. "Go, plrere. Ellen, make aome strong <»Cm. and tail Horace he had baa drink U before he goer out." [to aw cosnaca* } Yours IUsjicctfiillyv foreign tzuvri, by Col. Wm. D. Wilkin., whore pkaaing descriptive atyk, abound­ ing ia eneodtxc, Longfellow dockrod to ba spcrimcM of the fiixat English , eurrra pundenee frtanJkceo cbmrvera at Breton, New York and WaehfagOM. relating th. events and guaaip uf the day, ia which the new* ia fobcuoualy mingled with wit, hnsnor and rarruam ; lbs society fl--P _e v__ v_ e_ j ' Greble &. Russell. DENTIST Nuinlle Michiian. YS AT l.AWtXSOLICIT other, and winked juat a liuie; lb. young mtn irntled at the girls, and there wu a general lighting up of coontenauc.., for ctrrr one expected a good lioto. Mra White', report of the Udl.HpH.~L er exaegeraud by Mia. Betecy a aoot rep nwaUtion, hod elicited the Em that Mra Braley had a piano, and jJayed heouti, folly, and m it waa the firat iaMramrat of the kiod ever brought into town, it wm a wonderful eurowity and every one wanted both to tee and bear it. Attar tha bane Just received First Prize at Wisconsin State Fair and at our own I diction, the girk all huddled together, and .tjeh a chirping and conewlliog aa they State Fair nt Jackson, held! It rounded like a flock of black bird*, chatting - about emigrating to a wanner dimale. , "Where ia Moe Edgerton V aaked Mra Braky, coming op to the bevy of girk, who mnilingly watched hoe approach. • She went right out when rte came dawn from the galleryeaid Amy Miner. "Sotooihiog had grieved her. She did nut atop to apeak t. any of ua. I won F1BST GHAND PBIZE DETROIT STOVE WORKS, THE JEWEL COOK! Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable PLuiisiied Copper Reservoir II. A. GOODYEAR. FURNITURE. 4- Carriage, Sin aS Omuetlal painter in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night. Furniture Depot, South Side Htito 8t., Hnstinp Mich. At A. M. U<1‘ Carriag. Bl~|> Hastlafls.Mteh J.ffer.on St., FACTS TO BUYERS 1 [gt.—Messrs POWERS 4 BARLOW have astock of critically selected goods for this qarket. exceed­ ing in variety the combined stocks of all other Hard­ ware stores in the city of I^nstiiigit. 2d.—POWERS t BARLOW ore die onlydwler. HI liurtiu^n wuw uuj ........................ —------- ------ - - t and no ovoid the addition of jobber • profits to the Cort pf their goods. • Wm. H. Goodyear mBIMOTiCil H® peoples drug store. Phyaieixa'i PptcriptMiiM and Family Recipes carefaBy pre­ pared with Drugs and CBeanicala 3d.—This bouse is the newest in its line, and, un­ like its competitors, has.no old goods on hand that were bought when goods were high, which enables . ...____ _ —vJl. nf I>M1 quolitiw and styles, ut least 10 per cent, less than our competitor’s goods cost them. We also have the reputntion for honorable and fair dealing worth preserving, which give* security to purchasers a­ gainst mibrcprencntatipiK'. 4t)i._pnr the sake of making pricrei appear cheap we do not advertiac "Oloeing Oat Sale*, or sell old stylw of goods or dead »to<* for new. 5th —Owing io our fiRoUities for purchasing goods <ecnu.ado.eU every Lr':" -• - — “ lovaUe girl.” "I know you think hrr perfect," acid Betsey, “and I tuppo* Mrv Braley think. ' to ton. I know what the matter b with her today. I told her al woou 1 heard I the miaiater'a people were going to have a h.wwarmiog, and aaked her U ahc had got hev brau eatebern ready to wear. She was mad in a minute, aad Baid aha did not expect to aUcod. I aaked her if aha had been having a flare up, and aaid hot love vu aooa odd. She thanked aw, aod liaa not looked at me ainae " "It was not very kind ia you to apeak an to her,” replied Mra. Kingston; “abe told me that abo ahnuld stay with I'hicnaa no that her mother could attend-'’ "Pbhaw ! I'll bet ahe Km nothing new tn wear, and the h too proud to go with her faded clothing, while alt the other girk come oqt ia their bright winter dram- Edgerton a. and rite found May ritting by tha aide af her brother, ph; log chaekcra, while bar mother wm aawing. They all acemed pkaaod to rec her, bit. (be thought May looked aad. "My dear May," ahe mid, “I hope yen will eoom down and aaabt ma next Thurs­ day, far Elka and 1 eauum got afoog with­ out you. It will be the greatmt favor.— There -re ro many Mran^erv that it will placa me ia embarraming cireumacanem if I do not bare the support nf my friend*. You will oooae ia to 4a, I hope. )<m Edgerton ? Phiacar mot try eud spare you for a couple of boura." The swart fare of Mm EtJ.rartoa light ed up. • t would be dofigbled to rome, but Yoa Mav wiiTaot mra ahorafare ctantX. ’. May T I know nt. be there- So 1 have braught you a drew that I Lad J«M fiohbad -he# my brother died, and m I did not ky aaldo mounting till t put un my bridal droo, I never wore 1L I tbiak it will fit you nicely, and it will be rnU pleasure to mr to have you accept iti aad wear it far tba firat limo to-movraw’ Neither WortfloM nor Thu hou»c.wanniag w* the great event It* gotaipa ever aaw u. aad they will aavof t>» town, everybadv vu la exrite- ae know where it ouea from- Here are a meot aver it- New <lr«mm far tba girk Wen fiaiabod up in haate, vape for the Ottchera.' aod a little collar." May apraag from bar ebair, aad wound m-athera worn bought, and never bad Untwo rival milliaera bad tuab aa abandanew her arm. around Mm. Braley a neck, exof work to be finiahcd al ao abort a to- ekimiog. " You klov about tt, then F "Yea, a Huie friendly bird aang it to lien "I auppoou aven thing wW bo in great rtyk,“ mid Mua Betecy, m aba Wm fit­ ting a brown silk dreaa for Mra Miner.— kt such thing, fret you—mere id « worth, “1 wonder haw Mra Braky will be dram that will never injure you, If you do not aid T la ailk, of eonrae, uukm, perhapa, lake them to heart. Coms, lot ua try oo the will come .rat in «atin ar velvet for th. lb- drem, and ere how it fite." The toother's look oi gkdares would ' wcaaion. They »y the bouae k carpa*ud ftvm top to botUMB, and Muffed ebrnra in have beta auMskat rKompenee to the giver, had not May'a pl emure been es“Hew can ( evw nay y<ra tor the things from either of the girls, but jpremsd. Roy WtJaon worked there a quek, and be jyour kindnam 1" aha cxrieimad. "1 dui s.yj be never mw roch haatkocae farm , lure nod thintn There k one looking , ghm that ia aa big u a window. T ex- t pm* w. shall wooderfal faieR. ^4 I they my Ibero are mops than a ihouaaad ] books in the minlattr'e bbraty f I expect wn shall hare win. re pkoty aa water - ) City folks always drink wia. at parties." , aod tba old maid smaekad bar lipa fa jwy- t fal aotiaipatiae of tbo P»<J beverage. •1 only hope none of the women wW । dnnk enough tn make than act hka fisoia. I preouma the men >01 got dnrak,” odd__________ Mra. Minor. 1 think they are Don’t buy any Furniture or Pict.ure Frames until you have priced their Goods, for you will save money by It. Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS ’ata of tba trailed State. From that day to lbw from that day until the aaeowd of broember, 1877, a cuetorthm bera wag^. wtileh, for its biUrrnera and malignity, iu • ^r^ad cb. ff*dp«>K, bm wot been eqoalour Liieinry. B«t oo one of her tantrum.,’ aid Betsey Palmer, with an expramhc taro-up of her soar. "J am sorry she ha gone," mid Mra. Baley; "I wkbed to apeak to her a mo meet. Bat Mr. Braley ia waiting. Come, Klien." Mra KiogMou smilingly bovsd aa they passed out and turning io Betsey, mid, Something THE STEBBINS BROS SAY will run up there, m roou m'l change my dram" ' Going to her room, the opened a large traak, ami taking out a bmatilul crimaoa tlobet drn>, ihr rzaiained it carefully, re­ folded U, as4 laid it ow Um kted. TUo Kingtto... fare, but.bequkdy emwer•d that aha wm torey Tar M»y, if that wa. tbr trouble, and pawed out to join the dor or, Who waa wailing for her oo the .•'othiag, except that every one know. , that they are taunilaHa. The aditonah of 7/..- f'nr t‘rrn arc alwuy readable, aod ka maaagemaut eaergrtie and ambi lioea. We noticed several new winter boatoote It baa recently begun the patdicatioa of were broken in tn Sunday. They are a aerim of war akatchaa and incidcata by diiiingnuhod Southern writer. You oaa worn high-uonc ba thia *33. Thej are fcadfl high in the raster, and cut dreoOrf- in front, trimmed with the Old lb. publisher’. rate., »2AW a yro, or w. Harry know. whit Low nocked bonnet, will dub it with our own paper u S2.T&. with peniera are wo longer worn. The Either way yras should Uy a copy of TAr front of the boon** u aww invariably worn Drtnit trrt Ara. for a year, ami, hav­ ing do., ao, yotSaull thank u. fur suggest- of thb apkodtd paper in another (damn. Il b ooo of tba largoM and beat Newa and Family Fapcn ia the ooaatoy, and coo tmae regularly more Special Fnalnrm of iatcreat aod value to the general reader than eay other paper pnldhSed. Sood for a aproimeo ropy, which will be aeat yon free. Addma Tux BlaDx, Toledo, a.&callat that o&oa—Tba Blmfo sad the Bamok* only *3.15 a ymr. other day foal hi. bold nd H, bnuUs coat eangbt n a brwkea limb, nd he haag in the air. Whao Inswa. taken down be aaid ha not only mree Mar taring hb Ifb, bat hb pood name as wdl-“for." said he "people who hear r.f the accident taiebl tbiak 1 had suspended. year aad a^hetf. bq^aain^with^thc maglaat and roti tai nine all lbs chanters of -Hi. labcritance,'' Mtm Traftoua fc story of Amy Life; all of •‘Roxy," Edward Eggkslon'a New Nord, a Mory of W return life during the poUltol rasnaaign of HMU ; and all or a lanre part of Ifoyeara a novel, "A Knight of Foronne," the story of a commnaity of emigrants in the Konh-wart; besadm shorter stories by Mr*.'ffasoMI, Saxe Holm, Boyrren, Ac., and IIfan rated Ttsseii, Travel KkMcbm, to any aaeh verdict till hd! rotatsT ekimed an obstinate BMxnber. In twinkling of aa eye ramn -not hell, perhata the next H iagtorit—aa m quake. The jury waa under 1-ck and ! the foremac, with the air of a ma who bad mew * ghost with . bandaged jaw. ‘Mr. Paraffine,’ mtckimud •« Indignant apkndtdly illaNraud aarim of "Out-of vromaa, dashed fate ■ Wret HO! Groaety. ■ __ ------ - - L—> Duor Papara, inrinding many at tha hart It -J.--.', tH.. ik.l And yw the PraaideM of tbo United aoriro of-Amarines Sporte," end ua "the btatoe, prowraally aad through b» friend., attempted to do it I my that 1 wka thia remark with smsb regret, bavauM. in aumbere d tfcrib ril that he wmdoing. «r ammuag to do, Auguat, 1877, io Ji to help the South and tba evuutrr, I W» boand to auMaia him, ahhaugh hi pom firr. »r ' �QatarrH THE EVE, EAR, ■** THROAT Ctrtnril Bluff., Iowa, Dre. 22, 1877. Tbe ehangm tbs: have kA their mark unthri ddightfal eity in tbe last tv. years, at* aamanaa* oad important. Tba rafawfaritHM of the nroat dear righted Imaicity ba. always beat a busiaeao piece, and oca* man, reviv* gambling in plaee of legitall through the Lard times, hw seemed to imate trade, chart awditoro aad strike a ataggoriag blow at the good Kith of the Goreruaieut. What a time fa thfa to be mitmiag upon atwh a suicidal crusade ! nem men to caJeulate with grant certainty OU .beat so much, tbo* prrTvcliog the rucrobauta from overstocking, and keeping them fnon lo see by the shrinkage in the brat men in many d oor western ciura and village On* thing that bar briprei thfa city largely ha* been iff. character of it* faad, ing men, many of whom have had a rapetation nation wid., and tbo result hm been that through their influence many kmportent oCeero of the State and Nation hate bona selected from thfa place, amoog-othera thrt of the Paired Stain, klarahnl for the Western District of lows, aad for many yaini a Iteproneatalire in Caagram; .nd throe men bare, it appaara, worked steod:ly for the praipcrity nfCoanril Bluff*, sod hare sveco -dsd to a remurkabk decree in making it pe<wpevou.r, despite all tbe dis­ advantages under which, in\ competitsoo with Omahit, it has been placed. But that which to day gives the greatest impulse to to the prosperity of this city fa the dreioion of the Supreme Coart of tbo United States, that tbe carter, terminus of the Union 1‘acilc Railroad fa oo tbo eastern bank of tbe Misaouri River, and ail MSseqMoon.that Company art arreting a mag­ nificent depot, second to no other on the rivor, for the srcomnurdatlos of iu patrons and the tranvfer of its immense freights barn their tormina, at that point, via. .the U. P. from tba Wmt; the Coascii Bluff., St. Jcaejih and Kania. City from the South; the C. fa. I. A P., ami lb« C. k H. W. from the Hart What tbe ref Council Bluff. it fa hardly possible to de­ termine; and, yet, people here arem to atpect from it rnsaha that will promote tbe general prosperity of the city far ail Coaacil Bluff* captains • population of some 13,000, fa built along several ravines and dore not show to good sdrsntage from any one point- and yet, it fa a delightful city, full of enterpri ing people who are tioovi advantages, tbe public schools have long ranked denervidly high, aa in fact, they do io all porta of Iowa. It has a well sustained prraa. The XonjtartH, pobliabad both daily and weekly, u very ably edited, aad I— a laagt cfamdarion over all ths western portion ef itc State, It ji Republican to tba cote, aaff- '/aa done io by th. onagri of the ‘•boot rociety- fa th* highest ani of hoapitslity, no observer rf ■octal Ufa hero win can to dispute. All. gather the odahraluo here of tbe afootl The Democrat, of Indiana are prrparimportant event in the history pf the. iayjfor the moat important political bat lie * wnrid to every adherent of Christianity, ia, ‘that has hero waged risen the war. The the year of grace 1877, waa a bice epos 'rural Democracy and the AdaDomita fee tbe fair fame of tbo National Capital and ‘ ’ 1 ’ 1 agains* tbe Mayor Mr. Ely, who fa rwL a good man, was wiDtng to accept aiavoet any excMo to retain them, and tbe dram fa gives ny. Tbe Police Board wOJ sot SAIFtn'S RMCU. OWE. CLOTHIER A full line of Undershirts and Drawers. one of'the Board, with >50,000 of its mined, that ia om way and another farafabre the pdlows tone tenths of all its victims, that fill, cor peootenlmrire. mad­ houses, our refiirumtory aad charitable iaMltatioM with hopolom end unutterably for making everything worse than It fa.— mfaorabis .doll, and with orphan child­ Whether it fa owing to their ignorance or ren ; that 'crowds the ranks of life with to partiMU influencer, tbe offset tv all the •n overwbdmiag victory. Of comao they phyaieaDy and morally dtg.evr.la own same. Tbo thing fa be dons fa t» swolb did, since the Negro vote has bo*o prac­ •ad women who in loro transmit their in er that effect m aouu m pemiblc. tically so pprenerd. one who .lands ia tbe breach, guarding tbe integrity of oar financial system and shin to foil tbe mfaddd'-makm, for a time al lout Rfa affeetivenras. bow- money waa a .ven Wow to Tammany Hall, whoso rap, aid pet ba was, and for and far FALL TRADE. for WHITE SHIRT ia tba ttty. OVERCOATING iu rood mtIcb. SCARFS, TIEB end Sffk Handkarehie* Umbrellas. Satchels nnd Shawl Straps. Thfa would be a happy country if tbe demagogue coaid bo impressed with the “The Ogden" being .poken of by Cow immortal truth that “it fa n great thing to mill, ling to those raring aught for the merrial traveler, m one of the very Ust speak, bat a greater to be aiJewt’' eity'a rrpwutioo, aod should bring a Wash houara well of Chicago. Then: does not Oregon ’politicians estimate that thr vote io the fare of Members of Congreaa.loo iaaeem to be very much maanfsetariog of that Male will be ierrareeil fiAy tbooadone hero, the bucinea* ef the city bring and by immigrants, and are wondering largely mercantile, which wo conclude accotaplahed by the one tboovand, oae what proportion each party will get. doM not tend hrgaiy to promote tbo fa-I Colonel Howe, the New York Pension bandied aod Ire (1105) groggsriss and turn growth of the place. It seems to us gin mills which are aecuMd of supporting the permanent prosperity of any western Agent, hs* been octi Sod thrt his rvrigu.- ia thfa District, by aa high an. aatbority towp depend* very largely on iu maaafsc lion will be accepted. aa tbe Now York Trinre. Though oar taring industries, and in this particular, An exchange euggrat* thrt every Sena­ local poper-treotod the matter rather gin­ we imagine Council Bluffs doos not do all* tor sod ReprracgtMlve should go back to gerly, recording only some of the mur­ that should, or might be aucceasfujy done, Washington armed with a spreeh .-grinrt derous incidents »ad more flagrant cues in a city ao wall located aa thfa fa, for all repudiation. the night of the Sfab and the neat day, with only remote aHaaiow, if any at all, to tbe inciting eaaac of the carnival of crime that marked oar cchbratioe of the Tbo feeling iu favor of an income tax fa very general among Western Democratic the impnorion that incoxw. should be mas obeervuMB here needs reforming. Il dh.-riminxlcd against rather than whisky. fa a gala lime far tbd hoodlums t the poThe repudiators are ovetwhelmiaglv in Ken make no preteaee of oafcreing the the majority in the fagWatnra of VirW&fa; lav. sgainrt the use of explosive., .nd the aod it Seem* not at til unlikely, notwith­ town waa kept in a turmoil from autoci standing the protest of th* Governor, de­ Monday night tell exhaustion gradaally claring tbo state abundantly able to. pay thinned tbe ranks of the jervaifa revaien her debts, that they will manage to make Tuesday night, by tbe dfacbarga of Are a dean thing of it. arms, the explouiou of Are crackers, ths Washington. -They who were to load a There fa talk among SemUora about do­ hrlpicg band are threnteaing to add to tbe ing away with the secret executive sessions blow, which have paralysed *o many of that body. It dore look like a uarioa braacbcn of industry and have made the warts <11 time to rl«ar tbe gallerira aad work of rvcnpmstioo ao alow aad diScub. DRESS business surra No papvr inlht oonatry fa doing more that “oeo by nee the Republican paper, of publie optaion. Halms ha receive it, of tbe State are falling into Um, aad with­ ha nay indeed vets the Bland aad in ninety days wo aspect to am tbo lines by the inatrvetiotu which it is the prjv The days the .ntirraumptfoa bdfa. if th.y reach dourly drawn 03 the quustion between the into of each to Impart, and which add* ia preternaturally pleaasotton sally so inconaiderabie proportion of come sad go like Jom days; there baa him, but should cither branch of Ccngreae bcm no rain, no frost, oa nothing that is adopt either bill over hb veto—and the mU demanding repeal and iafiation at yards sad the PaUsr'a ftrid from tbe dfasgrosablc, rxeept tbo meuotoay of eootbe haxard of every buaiases iateraat." brightest intellect of each succeeding gen­ tinaed fine weather whoa it ought to be Scuaiora KeUogg and Eostir. rittiag eration that baa been kA to etragcle with bad. The poor enjoy it foe it does away aide by ride la tbe mwe body, preaeot a thia overwhelming cams. I do not mean with lbs necessity of much clothing, aad aic-ptlar spectacle, tioew OM wee cboecn by to. bo understood m intimating that all or fool. It ia tbe m«i singular x«n that que*tious, must make its inflsenes fab at a lecaUyri^ed and constituted far 1.1*lure even a majority of our resident* are guilty ha* been knowh for a half century. Wudnepton by tbe time Congress reassem­ which hpoed into noorextsteoos, sad tbe ble.. rr that is dooe, aa it can lie dour, other was cboeau by a legislature that bad Tbe evemard value of the city of Loaning the be ginning of 1878 will abow a positive­ no lawful exirtcnce exe.pl that derived fa >],7U,G8O. ' ly new business era m compared with «oy fpm eueoewfu! revolution. Tbe Coasti The Grangvra of Alpena have built aod thing ia the old year. provision for saeh an anomaly sufi.vwy one at all caovtnest with social dedicated . >700 Grange hall. The committee of citfaeM ef Eart Sagi­ Senator Ben Hill fa ..happy about th. koW *h- «•*!*«*- «• • City Affaire sector iten uiii ta Mnsppy.auoat tn. , Tita . awiJ |fc(| naw wkrw. Uun— la I. ,n_ We do not sea tbe purporo thrt inspires American nowspepsra. To tbe Teonea.ce ; frightful array of figure* cited will be ae- tiona In aid of the Vaster railroad report that they are making very fair progrraa. the Democratic party everywhere to wt at Presb Association, which iasited him to eepted ao oouriusive. Dx Soto. deliver an address, bo wrote recsntly : “ I ’ Tbo Lake Shore and Michigan Southern defiance all law, but sech Chrtainly secma sod the Caned. Southern Railroads are really desire to address a preaa amociatioo now pooling their earnings from Toledo its leading .pirita ia tbe National Coogrra* —note the action ia Mating the South capable of d^in^ an much good, aad really Carolina batcher in the Senate, and the doing ao moch evil, as the press of this Colorado warper in tbe Howe ■ in the day " Mr. Bill seems to be sore about State of Michigan, and even ta thia bale something. Tbe gresN^t barm tbe press State Prison a Cbriatmaa present of 23 eity, where rra-trt ia being made to every km does him ba* been to prist his speech­ books for the proou lilgary trick that human icgenaUy can devise to es, sad though ia some caac* that has la horribly* dull, aad will cooUnwe ao til1 Oral fa now rigorjuriy aaavamuigth. abac a man u Alderman of tba city is been a serious injury to him, it docs not the wentbar change.. Report* from all State ia tbe internet of Dr. Bore s aide of plain defiance of the provimone of the city lb. unirrnity muddte. papers. They would have printed a sen­ over the country .bow a fearful cooditioo of thiap Mad ia loo deep for farmer] ro sible speech just as readily. get to any town, and enure.ineedy there KST*"** Says tbo New York Areamy Pout. "Ninety cents for a dollar's worth cf work fa no prod non being marketed, aad m> ■ Bw. to <U dly at M. Jrtn.. N» Hr.. ** * ' ' aentrtivw, but their effort to saddle the ■ enough for the working moo, bat noth goods add. Tbe Mocks are all on hand, the root of a apooial election co the tax­ ing Ires than a hundred route' worth of aad there are no goods being bought ia payers of thia city, has fallen tn tbe grouad. silver will aatiafy the silver mine owners. New York, I sow owe letter from an HL Fork no Republican Aiderman would The supporterr of the Bland hill propene inoia town which aaid that the few peopl. who raise to town came oa mud boat*. to make thfa robbery if the ppnr mu rssary number of voter to order on ahetaoa lion of ordinary country roods ia akiS. wm that would coot the lax-pnpos more than not u.commoc Tbe cum fa sprouting in lb. long, faag jmtravy to Canada, after a cow>23 and not do tbe slightest good to any in tbe cribs, sad farmers are suffering for ttsMes trip ef her warts, b. arrived m human being Despite ikeir efforts, tbe Wasnixarov, DrT.. Dee. 28,1877. lb. money they ought to have for produce Tsreato with Ms wife aad four eMMrad, wUh dollar is areevy • a asm) I reppt r ri We have scored aaothar Chrfatmm day that they'rannot got to market. The out­ tot in Washington aod the manner cf it* ob- look fa anything but fartsable Mra. Chisolm, widow of tbe maaracred Judge cf Kemper ooonly- Miss., has aoecpled a position in the Wteaaury Depertmrot, offered bar by special directioo of tbe President. BUSINESS sod BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. CA88IMERES and CHEVIOTS 33 Monroe st., Gftmd ALWAYS CUW—. COFFEE SOAP TOBACCOS C R.A.MT’TOX’H IMPERIAL StlAP CROCKERY. Smith Hogle & Preston. AGENTS WANTES excruciating at-unds extorted from every other praoible -feriae far makiog a noise. Early in the morning tLe streets were fill­ ed with hundred* maddewod by their Baoehasaliao orgies through tbe sight, nod the polio* foroe wm dfficntly smpfoyed all day long in retorting co tbo living fa the cause of it. Tbe brothers there were two of them. kq>t splendid homes, rich coUagws at Long Branch and Newport, and indulged in all aorta of extravagance, which waa very plmuant as long a. it fast ed. Bat they could not keep it up, <*• ' " they met with some rather ' floe morning they Tbe tronU. ia buaiaea bare avramped all political freiinr, sod very little fa salJ thoertL Tba opinion ia ibff, party, aa Ixtr. Conkling aad tbe President, fa about etjwlly divided Conkling baa hi. adberento among tbe office holders, and those who believe that the ofaeea ' ahoald ba m«1 for strictly p^y purpose., bet there fa another very large dam that bokfa that tbo ofiees should be dfapcood of with­ out reference to the demands of party, and that President Hayes io U* attempt to refcrmjbo Cril Service i. taking tbe right steps. Cdlector Arthur fa musing his furore far a vigorous fight, and ray. that b. ran bent ths President ia the tfaoeic aay day. Akegotbor it fa a very pretty •gbu 1 bofiove that tbe PmadMt will give, tba spaateters . most aaj oyable treat evefoday. Ha guru into tbo iarida uf tbe V^derbUt family with olive reeklm^em, CHEAPEST AND BEST F*s~H)ETECTlVES The People’s Paper OF EUROPE AND AMtRICA, ‘ I P*><i 75e, .Chib* of Grc, postage paid, 70c. Cluba of ten “ ’ “ • 65c. i Globa of twenty. " ■■ 6(lc. CHESTER’S CURE’. MULT MtCARTHT, RONEY A 0ILE8, Detroit, Mie By Grecos generally aad by Z. B. WILLISON, HsMings, Mfah. BOO A.sthmu, Bronchitic, Catarrh, Hay Fever. Colds, he. *-*—w— W u.. WONDERFUL CURES -• ■« -- Ths Mild Pow CURES aad shows up their shortcomings with jolly abandon. Ke bus abow. beyond a poradrmrinro, that if WiUiam did UM artoally to it ao be could. Il fa .bo shown that _ ______ _ _ k*. hlwmlf, spent money vorly fraoly, ex * will be no donsion nmtrag the RapoHfaana ia all Mages of iatU BH to pay it. M fo. 1 of New Hamprttre oa tba Praaideat'a pel ............................... ‘-wwwflHoraraGrerif aJouolMua, tipay and grathulty finding their wav to tbe new' icy , that Caagreasman Blair aoautl«l the toxfaMion, from th. dighdy to «7»,000,und a groat maay order cf thing, which pre-sapfoom tbe res­ kgy note hi hfa roraMly pabiiahod letter, bOariomdy, paguariaualy cw crorderoualy toration of specie payment*. They have! aad it fa bring oehood by al! pharos of Ro­ inclined to thana iumpobfa of the dlghtrot uaevraly, to be surf, bat tbfa i ' pnbliraa thought in the State only indicate the healthy procerei uf a» Cmgnoaman Krilay, who reprovals an. oertautiag, by artual trial, what the true price, .bow'd be ia each department cf • _ Ho wm terribly di.poi.ted. hewavor, far trade instead of bring kuorkrel down alto I*-* ’o,ed for Silver BUI .ad by eom. Moron., which kit teppmnd getlfar a. ia a panic « sussed oa tbev uni- A« Aati-rmumptioo Bill . and fast week tbu trial will bring o«t (he old mao cut vcraolly were by iaffaiioo. Friiaros, it ia “* B-rd of Trade ef that rity pasoed a him off with a Wpprdly »hh>h Wilt true, onurioM. but a* a pan of the w«d- ra*>bttio. comfamuing both rexes. Rapids, Mich. VOLTAIC PLASTER all tbe port much toward making Iowa ths banner Republican State. Tbo railroad interest* of ibis city are important, and from it radiates the three great routes eastward Kross the State, and the fourth southeastward via. St. Joseph aad St. I* ana. Bat of thane we will write on reaching home for which plsee we shall have via. the C. k N. W. railroad to-morrow evening, having pasted Roy's OerCtlSTOM DEPARTMENT sea- SUITE aod OVERCOATS. made. Murphy had .peeshud and loot, aod had lived ia the regale* Mylo of a Tammany politician- H. could not make Homeopathic Specific* Wanzer & Barnes. �LOCAL BUUKESS NOTICE,. again at an early day. , ' ; On BaUrday Stpwiag James CUrU and , tbe editor of the Ba.wkku .ddrwaed a 1 l«gn tneetiag of the frirada of the Red • Ribbon movement io the hall of the Red Ribbon Oub a: Sherird.n. Tbi* ball ha* !.ev0 erected by tbe penistrot effort* I of tbe friend* of temperaMro at that jdace and m a credit to them, and of laatiog ben ; rfit to the people of that section of the nreut ha* prenifod in eouaetjuewco. Goo. county. Nr. Oarkea speech a*, decided.! I'. Bardco, E..J., conducted th* prnaeeuly able and effective, rad wc hare no doubt t»oo nod A. M. Flint, Esq., of Xashriil*. did mveh good. O-.| tbe same evening IsUrod for the rrepondcut. Tbe examinthe Ifof,-rm Club elected their oSoera for aiiew wt* roncl'vhd on the 19th of Dec., tbe ensuing year, but we hare uot the ■ad revealed .one of the most detestable Km, rad emi only state that Dr. Carlo* O •nd revoltiug crimes ever cutstnitted by Scott, who lias curved iu Uu.t rapacity for mens! um». ’The counsel for the defence tbe prat ten moatha. *ud who Is today occupied three hour* iu arguing ilio era*, u tbroruugh a temperance *mra an them aod the cx'-jbmI for tbo yrtwocutaon talked is in the County of B*rry, was unauiomuv- in a calm, ead aad deliberate nnaaer for iwsms ALL ABOUT THC COUNTY. Gold 102|. OverrMU. M M wrMraWv* UvnreaU SW WO w*WW fit* Crest sale sf 3329 Having At this place, wlirre I delivered an ad drea*. a short time sin*, upon the rabjeet hit party. pf trmperanco. [ found much of temperLiulc Mike Blews aad Clark Titer are aacosentiment existing, but uu account of No specs! riectiou for an AMermre making many *mb happy now day*. ' differences of views upon tire manner ut tbo third Ward, thank yuu. Arthur L. Height hat gran to Buffalo conducting the UKrttfpa ef tbe ifofortn Club, it had dtaaolved. This M-pcitee is The Hasting* Grange now meet in the to be deplored, (specially iu a place like Hall over tbrir More on Creek street. The offimA of Woodland Lodge, No. this, where are turay bean* yet beating warmly in favor of the onward tusreh vt Lt a regular muring uf Hostings Lodge tbe cause df trmjwraun: reform. , No. 14. H. 3. of I„ held „n Friday eveu- M. D. Brad dreinre to cull qia new Wagon Shop, whore found at all hours of any day, •ny work in his line, frump* Ww wish all our patrons rad frirai lisppy New Year. v Tbe Emmanuel Ch arch Sewing Boairty will law entertained by Mm., Nathan Barlow \ Ucmon invited to Ua at *1*, Keeler, Sie. yiVill acme one explain why the Baptists i_ The Odd Fellow* install, Thursday ! Treasurer, Wallaro C. K*Uy . 1. G„ Hsr­ and PnwbyteriMut had to buy their candy !evening Jan 3fd, aud hire's supper ia ' ry Auderaon ; 0. Q„ Myron Vrooman ; for the union social of • saloon keeper in the Granger* hall inatalkntiou Io be •;«n । Dclcgat.s to Grand t>adgr, B. .'Ibriavr and stead of a UmpeniKe man? A lUformtr The Superviaoni will meet _ next, and v-.ir frirada will do well to re­ member that all bills mua* be prmnrid to the C*rk oo or before Monday, or they era nut be acted upon. tp'sftEBtB Tho Croat and Thu Crearant A new volume of intense interest from the graphic jx-u of D. I’. BreckeU, M. D. This work give* a. graphic descript:-ju of the count rir*. people, races, and religious । iog, tbe f.Jlowing mater mcehauies were ‘ i eleejpl uffk.-r* for ttnrenwuing terin . Frewi idme. Dakar b'hrincr : Via* Pmidcot, n. A. Ford : Ch.plrin, H. E. Heuder ; Recording Secretary, Qco. 31. Dewey;! I Financial Secretary, Irving k Cree.-y ;' acting a* *pctial deputy. it the regular meeting cf Palmar Eopm-uc No 49. I.tQ O. F., held at , tbrir Hall M Thorsdav rviming hat, tbe We harenointerevt intbe “Silver" <p«- ' CJfowiog Patrick, were rieeted ca ofirer. Bhhof> Gil&apiepreached an elo-preut termfm, subject. ‘ The Redemption of Time," at Emmaauoi Church on Monday even IS SsiisifsSssssi esc: folding tbe eauaos'wlnrh liars led to th* ’ lmdUk, aod lha vital interest* which tbraaton to. involve ‘A» R'«*t Nations, biograpbnal sketches (with portraits) of *11 tho kndiag rukra, illratratcd with fifty K'' d engravings. Now is the time Co thia book aud pert youreelf tapon the general topic of tbe day, Altov D. Fnn-wcn, 35tf Agvut Bw Barry County. Cl real News! B. rCWT! wwit ■[t>— ® Thn Holidays arc over and Lewis Stikn has decided to sell his stock of Winter Goods at or bclow\pet, consisting I Tnenday. “ JDRY GOODS! i*. n« . The second Quarterly Marring for the promo: Conforeora year, of the M. E. Chureh at Hartings Station, will bo held on Saturday aqd Sunday nextat tbvusual hour* for public worship. Love Fca« Sunday morning at 930. ^Jlr. Geo. Robiaaou inform* ua that A. 1 . . Under-wear. etc. Ladies.’ Dress Goods, Cloakings, Felt Skirts, etc., AT COST. Buyers will please call in and convince themselves that I mean what I say. Ctuh Store of LEVIS STERJT. B. Pennock, E-b, nf Barry, sold cue day last month, throe young horsot uf bis own rawing for six hundred didlura. That kind of stock it pays well nqrrap, and more of our farmers would do well to try Chopping and wtwdsawing arctna tbrir band at stock growing. the order of the day. On Tured.y evening of fort week the The roa&a arc very bad, but are Hastiuus !*>dp> No. M; There was a Christmas tree al the M. the ensuing term: Andrew A- Young, E. church Munday evening, Ike. 24th.— N. 0.; Z. B. Willison, V. John >L Everything pawc-tl off pfouantly ; guof! Bcntmrr, Iteconling Soeretsry; James mum-, Ac. ’ Diptberia ba* been raging to some ex■odjlarias Heath, charged with reaUiug taut here bur ba* worked tartbar south — A young daughter of Mr. Garrett's was on Monday, aod afrit tbe People'* cose hurried Friday Dre. 28th. Out school ri, I he«r, progressing fine­ wan partially put in the ferthev hearing was postpoped to Jsn'y 7th, nt 10 o'clock, ly with D. C. M’inter ar teacher. Where- I have on hand a full stqpk of Dry Goods of latest styles < and also ! intr gvntlcmeo » ctfivers for tbe eoiuiug year: President. Henry Howgbtalin. of’ Baltimore; View President, Button King, I of Johnstown ; Secretary. William Her­ rick, of Harting* Township; Treasurer, • Porter Barton, >f Hastings Township, .Marshal, John Q. Creasy. of Hasting* | eity; Executive Committee, Hou. David | G. Robin*.*. oi ’Hsstiags city, John J. [ Perkin*. of Prairieville, Z. B Hoyt, of Yankee Springs, ,C. J. Nurru. of Castle- ! ton, and Jvac JarLc, of Woodland. Has jurt received, a complete dock of .......................- mtgSig p**ew aad order th*-. prevailed among it* inhabitants/Tha good King together with bi* right Wl*c bncn’o* couturiiore who ruled the city were eery aaadi breed and setniMd to bo now and Carneat work deter .mined upon by the friend* of th* temper­ sore causa io thia rily, and we bar* no doubt n.ueh good will bo done by their generally wdl dirposed and happy. Now it hsppened that a certain Scribe of tba tribe of audeut Trootoiw a sojourner there made liaste to stir cp strife and dirseotion smrag the peopfo by making it bis daily core to tuteH of tbe morning and evening sacriffcc which the goyd 'King offered for jho people, that be might discover if any uaclcsBurenuf tbe rile serf, tailed the Gomforfsrrs, was to be found on or about the daily terrific*. Aud while this same was manifested in the esurojod I w*» pleasantly supriwd to be grreti-d by »o large an amfomv, and to find »o turay wbu bad a deep rad abiding relhoriMtn frnrt ia the ground and baa not bora fur for the good work. 8o much was this tbe wvrk*. In all part* of the county the for mere aro plowing and doing ether work on their forma tuually dooo In the month of April. Wc fear, however. that thia no' »ca.«oo*blo weather doea not forked* pcod • wicked Scribe did talk to tbe people and ' tcB them to bewme a the -rbcep in wolfa clothing" who went up and down iu the ' city to sew.that all tbe people did walk However, oo tba evening *j f oinfod, I met wish them, and the Quimby Reform Club was reornutud, with tbs following lirt of uKoers: Proslfout. Sy I voter Hardy Visa 1‘iurlents, Mrs. Maigret Mebucwh; and Mrs. l*pp«t>; Saerotray, Anna Crook ! Fin. Bra, Misn Id* Tbosna*. Treasurer Ed Seram; Cbapfofo, John Hril; 8gt,-At- ta ths EJnov of Dress Goods and Trimmings, attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look over my stock. IJIIS'WBW'SFIHSIIIlim BF1AVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. At Hickory Comers HATS AND CAP In Barry County described m follows: I keep constantly on band i full assortment of men's and boys’ Hats and Caps. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. A * I I on mo before purchaaing and I will sell you goods VALL cheap as can be found in the city of Hastings. JULIUS RUSSELL, Phoenix Blocjfo-Stata^St,■ AT A GREAT BARGAIN I uprightly, telling them be waa one of tbe same vile sect of gamballer* who did antice tbe young and deetroy the old wca by rcaaoii of bin fiitby way*—yet when tLe people did find out that thia wicked Scribe did ao talk again* the good King* loyal aubjorta rad upright turn aud al«o that be (tlte Scribe) wm making haste to hare the "Prinre of Gamlraiicra" put iu tba b»d resigned, tlnflt wvra justly incensed, rad did entreat tbe good King to )uu>g tbit wickM Scribe, and never stiffer his loyal subjects to be so hnmluged again. WHorenpou the King ^proclaimed a great fca>: aud brought out tbo' rwyal »urara- STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Mens and Boys' Clothing A full line at very low figures. Come and see them before buying elwewbere. SOLICITED Prints I NOW JUDGE dm Banw> of all the popular patterns and Itest qualities at lowest rates. J have just re­ ceived a full line pf New Advertisements. A farm of IGO tu rns One < r the beat meetings srer held in k lb* Red Ribbon Club room oreurrod on ‘ We/nroday orcoiog of last W«k. There Julius Russell I) It ESH GOODS to*which I now invite especial’ A. M. aro a* follows: Q Crvray, K.; C. H. Banov, 8; G. E A Wt, Scctcrary ; D. Striker, Tnsuurer T. FUillip*. C. of th* H.; F. ” “ p. 8.; B: R. I’.cwc. R. LY*«*.M.MV., Wm. M. 2d V.j Freak Goody-sr, 1)1111 Wffl, MTS, MfflJfflTS, Prints! Drop in and see. those late stytes of Prints. All styles FOR YOURSELF I; at bottom figure#. The Rural New-Yorker! utSSJSi boots ‘™SB0IS GROCERIES. the City, rad TEAS. octfim3 »•»»' I Commission Merchants, nrraon. mjch. CLOVER SEED DRESSED HOC8. ■dcaKEsjvttfcr ^8 " tl WWHALL* co.. �MEET Hl Aad Oro tor st a IrrsM tste. 1 wwU bars sriklac kst rosi. wfW&irfa TABLE­ Taking Dfieot Nov- 11th. 1877 Tak> au ore u Ito tasnl. * Bsrvk. ms* WMtesr of mse. Hid-*as*. *** 1st ssssto**; Ghw asea towstr Ua>X AU. Abbey, MeNMtgbtun, Tutnlinsoo. Winklanun and Young-fi. Abscnl- AM. UuMril and Ifowey-2. AGENTS ■ WANTED. "" nuoTMUB iffionkuH »Mriurn:T.‘ire, QREAT VTtSTERX RAIL.H AV. urevvj;.. ^Tkmt"i-*.-4 ~ ■ to- **V)*m5&s. ut JsInsM! areas*. *»4 at tl of the prairie-dc^ rillsgre my* that thia ia a rnhtake. He sap that in the prairie dog village there are many houses that, for tome retrou or another, bare been abamfooed by the dog*, and that ratxle■nskes finding thcao vacant take poaweaaioo aad me than for tbrir dens. At first a'^ht there sesma to be pewre between the snakes and tbe dogs, bat this peace at only a trace. The degs are so much more numerous than tfo- kaakes and fight so bravely in defcn-c of each other that tbe auake* am afraid to make war on them about tbe villagraL The prairie dogs are ao peacefully dbptmed chat they never st. a doable poekel to cheat pickpockets, and a machine to ■'iick"pontags sAanq*. ThlnfltTn’Gerreral ftn Wayne Jartui & Saiiiai IAIU0AI. EGUM m’TK’SIOTE. XWr.',,, Tlie Porte is represented a* determined to cany on lbs war to tbe M extremity ■bould lira meditation project fail. Sri * satwe 7,500 ™ ,u ths ■wtasrlksH sfthv "batrall Q grant fem near n tpicktt; past wliieh ho was riding, this gentleman aeya that oo recounuiicring be foaad a prairie dog de­ fending iU young front tbe furious attack of a rattlesnake Mo demounted sod kill cd the raulontakc, which was five fest in length, the two dos*. meaawbBe, hiding in tbe thicket. Retiring behind the thicket, he watched.results. Thu old dog camo Erst from her biding place, and, spproarhing the aedke timidlv, sooa satisfied heroelf that it was dead. She then ran to the thicket, aod, returning with the young dog, they ran about tha dead »e»ke with every exprawiou of delight. Leaving tbo young dig on guard, abe ran awav to the ■vabg..^^ returned landing a troop of at Icaat 100 does. They hold a noi*y meeting over the remain* of tbrir enemy, tfiany of them •apitefully scratch mg the dead body, after which lliey ccodacted tbe rescued mother and son b xue at the bead of what was quite like a triumphs! tbe roll. Adopted . Ayos—Abbey.McNaughti: Winklemao and Young-b. It waa too bad in Secretary Evarts to declare io Ute New England dinner speech that tbe Admiuiatration is for pence and not fur war with M*xia>. , i It la aaid tbe Porte will sbortly* order a fresh levy of 300,000 mra. • Among ths natives of the rfenegambia poitnonary aUcetions are not only u»*rly but absolutely unknown ; yrl a ringls year pamed in the over crowded mao-pen* and "teerage belli of tbo slave-trader, of­ ten igEcc* to develop tlw dbcsMi in that most vfruleet form known iaa gaSopinp consumption ; and the brutal planters of the Spanish Antilles made a rule of never buying an imported negro before they had “tented his wind." i. e, trotted bun up hRl and watchrddii* raapiratieu*. H he AMERICAl ^9999999 1!;ii . 1< IIAIi KANOS DIVISIOM. Tie MUM' Xton I.U Aid. Tomlinson moved that a apeeial election be held on the third Monday of January ix xt in the third ward for tha. purpose of electing an Alderman to fill . vacancy canard by the mignuiuo of G. | G. Spaulding. Ayr*—Abbe),MeN'auphtoo,Tomlinson. I Winkleman—4. Nays—Yeung. Mayor Dratly declared the mot ion kwt. >310 motion Council adjourned. Wil. H. SrDiRiaa, Recorder. IRID IAFIII AMI union -Haws. Vara a at taalai sa wktok wdajUHi. Tba Wkala I r* BISS - wis*. *sUra u die Jees* sf Almli. in-door occuparioaa, and is highest in the highest factory d^triets of New England and the otowded cities of our central State*. In great Britain ths rale iacrcaacs with the latitude, aod attaias it* maxi mum hei-ht in Glasgow, where, ao Sir Cbarka Brodie remarks, .windows are opened only eke day for every two ia Bir- latwreoe* Couoty (lUioola) Trcwrory, re cendy robbed of *311.000, in ia Democratic band*, and <sj«»»]Ueatiy, like tbe twelve or fifteen plundered county treasuries in Ohio, witboat aaapicMa of crook sdoss*. Ex Minuter K. B. Waabbnrae,at a din­ ner given in Chicago to the Boston Com­ mercial Club, made a » porch, in which be sarnestly prtecalod against tbo silver ber fit Gras Sutton tauifirt, 4J®Js UORTHEIiN V US' s Guard Nev. 12 wm 8.73T. The Cincinnati 6'<tn«eaayathat “tbire ia pervading tbe air, **ao oxine, tha awtiuo that tbe election of t'oited Stale* Senator by the Ol no AwurmUy la te ba a a<rip -of corropfian. A correspondent gravely ask* at what Stanley ha* dbotvrrcd “in equatorial Africa." It ia possible that there may ba other* in tbe name state of deplorable ignorance, and we will, therefore, briefly set forth the result of Mr. Stanley's there year* of exploration—fi>r we tfo not supyose that even oar inquiring friaod forget* that before that tba young maa has found Dr. Livingstone ia that region.. When The CaHfomi. IxitW^leu elected Mr. Stanley started, be described the work be­ fore him as tint of finishing tbe labors of Farley, to the United State* Senate, an others, for many traveler* had preceded the MHh niton joint ballot. him into that country of 'fcnger aod faciFlora Temple, tbe famous trotter, ia nation, sbd seen porta of lakes aad rivers, without artlline anything *ixmt tbeir relato j-resida onr tbe New Hampshire Re­ publican Bute Careentlos. Tbe Republeanr ia the Tenoasssa Leg­ islature are ulrnoel' solid spuntt tbe ma­ jority's schema for ruoeiag the State debt iu the first place, tne farther Southern watem that contribute to the Nile, the Bhimceyu river, pouring into tbe Victoria Niyansa from tbo wutheeai. He. for the first tune, thoroughly clrrumuaviRsted tbe pent Victoria lake, and followed up iu great tributary, tbe Eager*, on the southwest, through ite scores of laker. He ha* Settled the panic of tbo Tampan yika, which had btet^coBAideredi by Livinaton a nmerveir of tbo Nile, end to wWi Lieut. Csmcroe. had given an outlet through tbe Luk up into the. Lnriabe; both these notions bo proved wtoag, and made it certain that the lake han no outlet but b an inland lake of comparatively re­ cent formation which is riring aUodlly^nd will nm. Asv make which Livingstone frit van- wu I the Nile, to be, instead, tbo.Congo, by following it from the orator <d the eowtiixmlto tbe AUantic-a wonderful voyage cf over 2,OfXJ tuilcs and through •even or right dagrena of latitude, crossing and reerosaing tbe equator, in .Wly per­ ih of diaaaae. privation,- treckicM forests, _ _______ _____ J a_________ _c- , KAILWAY COMPANY Atrt&itS CDKUtmCAl INSTITUTE. grarefaUr JA80M( GEO. WOODS & CO.’S PARLOR ORGANS "s^EETa o’»ri!’uL^e;yjS^:,E ug._rzsuaxnxssr.sg tewass L’ssr^j.U'sriat tMt&R.lSt.* It is propoaed to introduce a bill ia Congress at this aernin oprorlding for the education of boya in practical acamanahip ' Berry Harlem, a very respectable colored nun, aged 115, died in Booth Carolina last week, lit had been a member of tha Baptist Church for 100 years. fcSSjg1- JEW «•. ... ,S, •►*</ w wotiTf siiLTftBtiB, 11 mm Jr. tssrsy- “RUSarJr'' *-«« � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-01-10.pdf 5bcf7523354a91d5b55876bfd2e14f61 PDF Text Text fft Iftftitltatf lepiblican Banne 1 Tmuts or bunseximoj, tetsgaSL tssts - m mpiinmi tip amttt~cai PHYSICIAN 4 8UHUEO! VOL. 22; NO. 3’ HASTINGS, MICH. Closing Out Sale. Tubular Lanterns1 with guards Brass Pet lanterns 100 Champion creka cut saws 100 dox. warranted mill files.8 iu. 100 doz. warranted mill files 10 in. 50 dot warranted axes 1000 nests tm paite (our make) 100 dot. ft qt milk pans (our make) 50 Kegs Burdens horse shoes 1000 lbw. horse nails finished 300 boxes glass (8x10) DAY, JANUARY 9, 1878. Mr. Braky would much ratbor baro run the gnwadat bctw.cn a hundred ar*agm Cba* to m<t. far tcrioua raawM . th. tn* WM Ma aaxiety to go and comfort hia wif.: tbo aero ml. b* wm much afraid that Mr. Phillip, had met wuh acme cMualty. and he might b. blxured lor Uvtng him ia iroch a (kwataoa. But ko aaw that b. rnaat r» i* ; ao Im pul u* a tearc fare, and ariiog May to go with bim walked through th. gateway. and gently rapped at th* door, which wm opraad by .>»-of th* neigl-bora ’ ~Miw Edgerton board noma ooc my that lha doctor wm called toon Ms Phi Ufs. I sag ‘ “ * -- - - Oik. each 70c. each 33c. per foot 16c. each 20c. inch fl 00 each 75e. per nest $1 50 per doz $4 50 per k*g 22c. per lb $2 25 per box WHOLE NO. 2083. ex banted aad hi* boapuato crowded wid <kmi and dyiag.aad ao b« made a drapar ate aortic on l!,e lOih. and wm baalra with a lorn of 10,000; aod’awnraiw.f himwlfaad hto 30,000 troom. ‘In Um aacaatimc lb. Ariatie part of tM wv had undergo. Um rrengret motel loan It opaood auapimouriy for tl» IUmmxm. who repliared th. mr^gboLl of Ardabra in ib« teciy wart uf May inreaird Kara, ttd prooredod^Buuibwaid toward Krnraom ia three aopante dirtofou., which rare to tombiwoatlaaL Mwkhtar Pariia. how. And nil other gootls nt proportionately low price*. DR. C.R(JWBl.C __ PHYSICI4H 4 SDR6MJ. WQOPUkxn. MWtaAK up t. to and frond it wm Mr. Phillipa.— Sb* auedd not rum* him aad ba hardly breathad. She hoc. be could 9ut bare beaw there loop, m hia aewk wm warm, al though hto fao. a.d band, were aoK— We have a ’lirge and varied aseortment of Cook Stoves! Heat­ ing stoves, Tin Ware, Shelf Hardware. Hors ; Blankets,' Feed Cuttem, Bob nlcds, Cutters, Wagons, Oom shellerw. Heavy and Light Harness, Ac., Ac.,that will be dosed out at When Ellen catered lb* dinine-roum with a bowl of rtroag het oo&», Mr. Phil lipa had not ruoaed up from hia ktbarev. Mr. Braky'a I end wm rating on hie foldcd arma, which lay directly aerrwe hia plate. ' Mr. Haijoia had reread hia chair at right -Don't fail to cull and secure a bargain. aaglre with the table, and hia lag* were A’. B.~~ When you hate read thi^ jdeaet h<ind it to your neiyhhor atretebod out ia Elkn'a chair, which abr Yours Respectfully. Greble &, Russell. DENTIST NaikYilk Bitkina JA3IKS ( URIK ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IN CUASCKBT Pre*M MMutoa clrre t> Great JWews owiwj, memo m, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. Un'tler-wenr, et<*. latulien’ Drew Woods, ('lookings. Felt Skirt*, etc.. AT COST. Buyers will please call in and convince themselves that I mean what I say. . wtnt to Mr. Bratoy. aMiing lb. bowl o. th. table, told bar hand oa hi. ahoakkr. and edkd Lu tunic Without nwreog, h« iouaiiad what ah* wanted. ■ Mia. Braky bra ant you thia bo< coSm. whioh aha wiaheayoa to drink, and ... .1... l. .1—. >■ *._ .a. Just received First Prize nt Wisconsin State Fair and at our State Fair at Jackson, DETROIT STOVE WORKS. ‘WBHI, it Franca. To all appearaam Um Bspublie wm trercr naoring along mor* nwaady and tocctnafully than . n the Itoh oi May, when th. Piamdrat, .Marehd Mae Mahoa, iomigatod by mooarcbiml aad privdy plotter., diamireed lb* 8ttaon mintotry, and fallowed ap th* Mow by proroguing lb. Cbambera tor a moalh. Al th. ax naatioo of that Um b. daaaanM of th* Sraate ila approval of hto dunolauv* of dead man Ufore. h. sot hi. dreih blow Umo* Z.k. got hit hone Mraighumcd owl, hitehed him. and helped them get Mr. PbiUipt into Ute howre. and Marud toy T H. that ■ m_ ___ __ __ , ____ _ _ hud enough. He to forever getting into thii lx , It la a diagram Io the dutk." "Suppoae we fay him upon the aofu till we get bock from church ; he will not be epi to rvtwe." So they took him, ooe by the brad and the oOrer by the feet, and utretebrd him oo Um aofa. Then, retting a row of ebaira Braky machaoicUly walkod into the next room, where lay tb« dying man—bin tore alrowgly changwl from owl* a litllc more than two boon todhrr if. aloud for a muareol and luuked redly upon him A Mighbor utendiag by whiapcnrl : ‘ How awful! Hot tlieu he to prepared to go— that to a great rcnwol.tiou A big lump piihrrr-J 1O Bratoy'a throw M b» replied : -In Um mid* ut hto we ore io deathtbrei to May Edgretoo . “I want you to go direct! t to my bowM aad - -■-- - .!. < I tA Same, ut tiuteocr, United Slate* Uoopa •lone wan found efectua! What cuoali luted the alarming feature at the derrioprnrau wm lb. fact De-pailnwdopcreiira had ootbiac near a» much to do with the general lawiraara an the outaiHe "danger w r! i earn," wbe aeeswd to ria* np m if from the rraind aad take charge of the haroc. The ■Mreenant, bowerrr, wm rabdned rimra M quickly M k mom, and aak Ur to Im ywn May with Kitty till I reree Lock tb« drau, and if Mr. Han uoo ooaM* back do mA let him in. I will try and Mop him here ; I do not wxnt toy more trugodire tereighl." Dr. Kioituon WM MUiag Ly th. bed ywW to ofiriaDy Muted at 3C0,*M,000 ride, with bit watch u> wk hand and the of bauheia, or 50.ft00.uo0 more 11 an eter •ngureofth. other rreciog npon the poke before prodared, and the production at com Imu bare oo Marly th* mom ratio. We hare, bud . th.r^ war with th. N« I'tram Isdiaaa. aad * riutow. trqabl. oe the Mexican Iwder. which didn^ caare HKST GRAO PBIZE ’teaser;; nag rather late , » the Veal Lack to the buoM, and g.H th* girl* to g* tbu bud iled, and they weal dow* aad rat >um kwdod ow U awd drew nim np to ibe calc. JuM Ibra. Zeke Billing* came abug'fall lilt with hia cUt, that be ia breaking. nd be, wcoiog th* w^aien folk*. and the tied, and all, third vci of Um rural Zeke tm: ua the braid, aad he rear, d.aad kicked. Tie knril at th. treWdc and prayed, from th. dratia of hie aoni. tor three prrerat, f.ir th. friradu of th* .nftrrer, far th. fumi ly, and for hiuralf. A »oft rwulte by hi. aid., •• ■>«« owe kook by bim, and a light band ra hi. arm. wm Ilk* th. tomm«nd et Him wbo willed lb. raging am word., "Wherewithal ebaH a young man Ha kMW that hto wifr had «.»>«, to tyng eieanae hia way V Al firat hi. rouuculMO ww mneh like bia brain, rather thick and muddled; bnt aa be pnowded, hi* M>U1 riaioo grew more clear, and m precept to a tr.rel excellent thine, eran if lbw exam Mrmvo, Io* h. WM a tekntod, bright yowng man. Aka! alaa I JuM before th. eoaduaion of th. wwmoo. a rieigh drore rapidly to lb. church door ; a man earn, in With haute, and juhn u- Cressy. whkprriag to Dr. Kiagatow. they both IKirr. O.o«lr C-uutr auretjuj au4U.»-«l ■rewKT. OSraal to.Otari wont quickly uni and drera hnrrtodly away At lb. ekrgyaara deaatnded the pulpit Main. th. dmcowa Mt then and £re>y enquire.,I wberc Mr. Philip, wm Six-hole. Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir and th. raaaon b. wa. not al th. meeting . Mr Braky kokwl up al the gallery, and left H.mum to aaraw th* quoMwo.; b. did wet wiah to W|*i»oe»u, and b* mmld not tell th. ahuurihl trwlh. But Mr. Something THE JEWEL COOK! <T- J- Ptf/i, Carriaie, Bin aii OwMal PAIN TER The most liednttful und&ientifieally-arrnnged Diving Flue Stove now in the market. II. A. GOODYEAR. JU A. M. «-<■• Ctrriag. SUp J.fTar»on8t., - Hasting.JHich FACTS TO BUYERS! 1st.—Meiers POWERS k BARLOW have a stock of critically selected goods for this market, exceed­ ing in variety the comoinod stocks of all other Hard­ ware stores in the city of Hostings. ■ 2d.—POWERS k BARLOW mr the only dealers in Hastings who buy direct from the Maiiufarturere, and so avoid the addiuon of jobber’s profits to- the eott of their goods Wm. H. Goodyear rauucsnsii csbb. PEOPLES dbug stoke. Phyrieijn'r PreaeriptWM «d r.mtly JUcinr ~»«rully pre- pmd.ilb Droj.iu«l Cha».Mi­ er p«w q«*i»y Miy- 3d.—This house is the newest in its line, and, unJikc its competitors, has no old goods on hand that • *rt when goods were high, which enables before our cu»lomers goods of the beat WUl —— the reputation for honorable and foir dealing worth preserving, which gives security tD purchasers ngninM misrepresentations. 4th.—For the sake of makingprioea appear cheap we do not advertise -Oloaing Out Sales? or aeU old styles of goods or dead stock forjnew. 5ifi —.Owing to oar facilities for purchasing gnods we can am! do sell every article at a P?r turned apuin and looked at th* form, ao abort a Urn* ago n fall oflft and health Only that tfteruooo he had* ttood in the tarred deak and prraebed repentance to atafulaoaltl Cat down lik. Ute pare! Hornet Braley clored to. .yre of hto rid friaod U It (."dock, and wuh Dr Kinprten and a few reighbon performed th. laM oBecu of kin In—. Il wm orar • TIm graretJ 1<W wm that lie had a it ll it poaribl" that the ph?ii i«b au.pctted Um truth : bat if he did. ba knew it wm oo. af thorn thing* that matt not be brnaUted.far Ute mk. of boJi the bring and mndor. M litre and Commodore Vaadetbilt, Pareuc Brawwlow, K L Darewpo** rad Matilda Hmrei. Prof. H. B. Umilh and Proa. Smith of Dartmouth. Signo* BL:a. Robert Irek Ora. Bcr. Dr Mohkaborg, IU*. J. 8. & Abou, Prof. Taylor L*wi^ Job. Lolbrop Motky and Fktebcr Harpe*. If w* lure to our aciikbon on lbw roa tin«nt. w* tod the Dominion rejoicing arew ao awmd of »5,500.000 ^raiwat lb. United State*, daaided by Ute FtoUry Commimto*. Eitwpt that St John ha. Canadian priititw, there to little nora of iataraat in that diranara. CaU to in th. tilth paar at her war, which aba claim* to kava prooaeuiod during 1877 more »•**•_ u- .v_~ a__ - *__ n_ ex'. - l_ oreamratal to • “farifly jar.' Ba easeful wot to interrupt another Baa when he to ^wking. heat him owl, and rew will underataad him hatter, and be able to giro him a better uawcr. �r»«<rpo*teatX9j|XXM QatarrH THE EYE, EAS, art THROAT ~mrf Aimgo. wtoh aporial reference id Ae Pooling armagammU now in for.-* under which A« C- B. A Q, C. R- I. kf., and A* C. k N- W. are operated. Io f.et to investigate quietly and ar ihoroug'ly a* IS.162,900 ia tirnU Maia, 919,387,035 in fnu-tioaa! mJ ver eviro, and 902,165 in minor coinege. The mint* ako prepared 97.ltd,491 ia goM, and 19,505,978 in ■■ ■ The work of the iart year wa* th* largw ia A* hfotory of th* mint*. Tb* mice ean-od dariug the fiacal year of 1B77 93349,917. and expamfod 91,753, 923, Mt oaraiage, 91,790,994- form freight and pmaewgur tariff. We wooded our way wo**ard over the Chica­ go, Boek Island .nd Parifer, an .uwnding w*ll managed road, with geolleaiacly and efficient oKcera Leaving Chinago al 10 P. N. we did aot gain much knowiadgaof that portion of Illinoi* through which thia ' The Mew York S«m ia Uiil grinding it. tecA over the inauguration of Pmident Hay**. Il dona 00C apply I* hianame th* till* or hi* offioa, bat apeak* of himi aa ex­ Gov. Haya, of Ohio About daylight w* pawed over the bridge ncree* th* Miammiptu and found □unrlvce al Iteveamrt, Iowa, beautifully located, wiA a popuWljoa of eoam thirty tbouaand we ahould judge. We took brcakfail at the Bern. Houao, heated near the depot ia thia city, aad then net down to aa good a t Ale, a. any peraun ought to deuiru.' The bill of (are caArae- From Dnvawport warn to Dm Moraca re journeyed on the mail train, truly a way train for live accommodation of th* local borine** of the route, ami now qucally met men from nearly all Ae town* along th* liao, many of which am thriving young eitiaa. We, also, met A* Granger and convened freely with him about Ae। working* of Ae railroad, under Grange la*, with their various m idiScrt aonabk dividend* on the tn*oey actually the rao*t obaunate Granger we met, though often rowplaining of ‘ higl. rate." •dmitml the owner, of three road, onght cuniplain of railroad tariff*, every rent of which Ary charge Io Aeir pnirou* with a pood round per rentage added, and vet. they admit ihal th* regularity of price* under the pooling *r*tem, 1* much better A lull line of Undershirt* and Drawers. INVALUABLE. V-VALLTKinK. J a the breach *f promin* «a*n of Sarah Malkin* re. Prank M. How., Sept, of th* State Reform Sdtool.ll Unmog. Ae plain tiff wan awarded 13.500 damage*. Th* Lanaing /frpwUvraa my* that ex Senator Chandler ■ grangering ou hto marnh M*r that rily. Th* Ovid Regirter myn Ural 5»rtor«e, .bop* and dwdltng bourn, hav* boro built io Ait town A* part year. Jamea A. Rio*, an old aad wall known rretdrat <.l Grand Haren, died at Kalmaroo on Ae 2d. The .tty fiage at Grand Hav­ en were divplaycd al half mast in rarpect 33 Monroe railroad men whom <re met »t Dm Moime, Council Bluff, and Omaha any A* <y*tem January 15. to A* Jill, of Aeir buaificM. and inanrra agmnet Ae double ataodard, bat vote* it fur mu* to A* public, while it, atoo, ena­ Bx rtita Senator L P. A'exaader » to gratify lb* populdk demand al bom*. poatmaMrr at Buchanan, and ex *tata Sen­ ble* the companica al *11 limn to earn Thia to lb* era of domagoguc*. ator Levi Spirka ia oue of the juatieea tf In making np hto appointment, th* the pence of that village. without opprearive rate* on either through Hcpemcntative Peter Dow of Oakland er Joe*’. boaiMM, and wa judge Aia ia 1 rue eoaMy, hm retaroad from hie viait to Or from all w* could tarn from freight rate* egoo, and brought a 2| pound pear which Carolina rot rage* uj<M the ravean* officer* who wore foroad by /o*« of Wad* Hamp al the various pointe we riaitod, and the be pnamitod to the Pontine Gnaelte. Th* banking ho*** of Cyra* Hawaii A toe * rifi«<9uta to rileane aeveral off*wd«ra ia tb*ir outlCly, lelda to confirm a very .operation of Ae eyatem oo 1b* prnaperity general boitef that th* revauM laae io of all ncetiou* oflhe State. Dm Maiam to a fine inland Ar of about 23,000 people, to tl e capital of the I'renideal pro tem., and Samuel W. L*m State aad when fintobod will b* a temati Secretary. The Boom elected Henry ful place. Of 1U public aehooto ux»f I-ord Speaker, and Oramandcl Smith lb* beat ia the country we apoke ia a for­ Clerk. All Hepublimn* mer article,and only dentre to add that Anotiwr Democratic county ia Indiana to* prioripnl hotel to a dagrma to Aa e>ly, ba* bcea heard from. Th* amount of d* Houae rinoe the SA of falcatioc found again* tb* Irerourar la itnte for every Republican 9M1000. South of th* Potomac, cring com. Th* cro[* through low* Ae part nraaon were ex.tileal, especially Ae corn crop which wan immevmely large. At of Buehahaa toernAip, Berrien county, to Dre Jlutom com wa* worA about 19 reel* an th* vacancy owsuiooed by lb* raaigna* buabri, but further vat at Walnut and tion of Ron. L. P. Alexander, recently Coaaril Bluff* it could be h«d In large quantitia* very manh km, prlkably that whirit would iimpant a* No. 2, ia ear tot* fof WHITE SHIRT io A* C»y. ! A eutwpfou linn of CULLA st., Grand Rapids, Mich. 11206477 of lb* U S. a?d Dirtrict Supreme Court., the Court of Claim., Senator*, Rcprvwecta tire, and bead* of bureau nroriy all dad Southern Repraneatalivra who hav* been making a peofuabd aludy of A* m.lter have cvme to thapnoriuaioo that Spbak cr Randall to oppuwd to auteidca. Soto* of the Reptdilicao Senator* aru •oggvatiug the name of Gov Packard for ^ergrant ai -Arnaauf the Senate, ia <aae be ■a m-t appointed CuiUotor ofN*w OrUaru. A N*w York lauae writer report, that wdl known Democratic politician* of that adlnwaed Utt Sabbath evenin' by Mra 0. city my that their National ComtaiUM M liaaty, of Laming. ought to call apo* lb. t*euMcr*l*B«otioa Julrtrt D. SoHlh.cn. of the editor* cf mi by Chandler to explain Arir "bargain Ao Uvinptoo J&poWtoen, ha* been ap- th* reception* al Seaatom AX and at R«prmntativ«a B a, each haring a cirde with Ilnycn.” of friend* certain to drop in and Milker Maoriy all of A* c*adid*t** for the likely to ba lorguttau by that daaa of proUnited Staten Senatomhip. to bo filled by feaeinnal Callen, Uecltxdtog lbo boy af 20 the DetnoeraU of th* Ohio Dngtoiaturn, n. 9503,375.18; who to half drunk before noon and wholly have opened “greecria" at Ae neveraJ ao before nightfall, Ar middle aged and were 150,940.14 ; baknre in treamuy Dee. Thr Prvaident faro ordered the .rupen 29, 1877. tlG5,591.3l ; deevvnae for Ae .ion of Wateh, Superintendent of Ae St. week, 937,78334. Louto Cariota how building. Th* Grand Trunk Railway ha* diaoon- that ib*y war appoarod ia Governor eietl Btobop of Ohio to meet tunod lb* aecommodatioe train between I uytoi of magnificent drroaine tng critieiam foe hi. declared intention to Detroit and Port Ham, aad the inhabit­ furniture and Ae auiled carpet* of many a | ant* of th* latter city are circulating a peWaabingtou booaeholder arc to day, .ileolly protenling agaiW the CDOtiauocu ot a Ae <ome time. The aalary of lb* Utter to ooatom that to Itmeperable from inridrot. • 1UOO more than that of Governor, and and druakran«m and an ab-w* of boapltaJbcA are 19000. * ' itie* offered. Many would be heartily Hou*. Wm. E. Chandler of N.w Hampgted to aboltob it. but dare not take lb* TU Flint t Pera Marquette railroad bm added 12* freight traioe to mW th* D«*SS Umbrellas. Satthels and Shawl Straps. were covered, won ia the military, naval or diplomatic aarvlcn of their rrep octree goveramanta, pr proriWy, io a Una eradit- GROCERIES AMacaatlon," Aa army of clerk*, the awell, Rav. 8. 0. Updyke, of Perna, acoaptaa eall tendered to him hy lb* Cuogregalxma! th* mcrehaat; the machaaie. Ae agricultariet come in from the country to eoe tl e ohureh of Augwate. They are exbumtog aom* wdl preaervad prmidw, the "fart" mao, the protmalonal gamblpr, btockteg and Aiaf, th* tramp Moatcalm county. The priea of akeletooa proper—ia abort aluwal every ealliag, trad* will noon take a downward leodeuey. and profoavioo under th* wo, boourable Nicholaa U. Duly, ofOdaw, muMaUad and diabouorablu wa* reprroeeted io Ait trial ou a charge of auemptiag to Commit motley amemblage of • Vanity F.k;” rape on a yniog girl, io lbo louto Circuit amowj them were auto f*w fi-malca prob­ ing, joatllng end clboeii g thrir way to euvh effort aa to aliow ibrir aUlity to pad die their uwa eaooe, tueormfally, any- tine Laaey, of Mtnhail, oo Ae 28A, toAe Home of Correction at Dntreil, for from aixiy dgya to four mouth*. rtOTSIBS th* httert myia* fo A* BEST Fl BROADCLOTHS for DRRSS SUFBB CASSIMEUKS mA CDEVIOTB BUSINESS SUITS. Wm. Taylor, of Greenwood, Clair couotv auicided by .hooting oo th* 27uh. ; M'- ovoiBTim nxi-AiiTSKyrsnn»«rtov«*co*w. ibem by official «liqaelte. Member* of the foreign lagattoc* ia "wart dram'* came firat eroorted by Aoee draiguated for Aat eerviea. They duly Aonk hand* with Mr*. Haye* and nreunued oo th* round till uabered into Ae aparioua tEaat Uoom" i*g public opinion ia that. State, ibough wa ahould judge rival any road managed Dernocratic party then we think the anti­ by men who took a* much pain* to make mate of thoea who fievor repudiation to A* journey pldnaant to their patron, a* Ae high. Bel if it mean* An Republican party, thou not one m tm of them are in favor oi Bland a policy to repudiate nee evcryAing wa* well rooked, which we eaoqpt aay of all the hotel* we found io Iowa. <Jf Davenport we raw liltl*. and yet that little convinced ua that the pen pi* were enterprtoing and publie ifiirited and that th* city wm'nire to (trow rapidly with the certainly coming good time, not Il eoctiaaad Arougbomt lb* day and on ibe morning of A* 2nd in wna rodmated that Tally a font of mow lay aa Aeetrw, Lw Tumday wa* quite A* wan*; th* wind* were aafeep and Ac dowp of dual ’try imual except ia atonny wealhvr a: Ainwmmm, were nmdmad impumU. by the heavy rain of Sunday Aal waAed our eowarota roadwnyt and brisk and flagatocn aidowalka Ama, laariag Aes- ia admirabl* eondtoioo for podartriaa* or Aon* in car riagn. 7*b* aid roroia* wm rigidly obaerved at lha White Houn*, caller* being admllad COFFEE SOAP TOBACCO. IMPERIAL SOAP CHOCKERY IS THE "BEST." Vol 22 4tf. Smith Hogle A Preeton. WMlwn not! r*2S-DETECTIVES The People’s Paper OF EUROPE AND AMtRICA. Club* of five, poolajfe paid, 70c. Club* of ten »• •• 66c, Qlabn of twenty, " •• flOc. CHESTER’S CURE! McCarthy, honey a oiles, Detroit, Miek. By Uroeem generally and by Z. B. WILLISON, naming., Mfoh. BUxmijsEorm keiedt -A.Hthmu, Hronchilin. Catarrh, Hay Fever. Colds, tc. Amt all broom. HlB, WONDERFUL CURES THE PORT, b Dearborn st.. Chicago. MOO The Mild Power CURES Homeopathic Spacifico Wanzer & Barnes. route it in Thorail. mo all ate.!, lb. polar* hotel am and *A*r ooocb** oo Aeir expram traia* are 90* excelled any where. and Ae trip dcwpito Ao driveling IM», from Couol Bbafib to CLw*g-j wro • iHvhdUoM. SpaAiavaf^vyc. PATENTS �forxuhSyof Thirty Area .ucidva bant ucauad ia CiariMMi i« 1877. All Ire posana were committed Hr women; all the rick u>en thems-lv.-w; only two died by.drawn- DBY GOODS! I have on hand a full stock of Dry Goods of latest styles and also ringing school., two of whidi are ia AUe gan emihty, I of course become conversant with irem. that might be romrwUl Inter•ating to th. many rtadwa uf Use Baunu. On the Is* last. Ac house of Hubert Mia tier of Yankee Springs w*a burglarised by on* Ed. Corwin, who baa for a few Week, paa* been a resident of Way land township. He, Corwin, k s rosing sort of a fellow, but has relatives in Wayland. Ou the day above mentioned, M inner and wife I went te a party a few mile* away, .nd । during Aeir ahenee the burgUry was । uommittcd. Hu triad to pick the lock uf । tbe b«k or kitchen door, but feilfeg u ! gain an entrance that way, he cut . pauo gdd. -O*4"**^ to «M**0 Tho silrer dollar beounc an obi set DRESS GOODS l-tor There wav no further Jegiaiatlon on this rabject until 1853, after nmetoeo year* of >* all the popular patterns and best qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Conte in and look Monday with a rery full attendant. About one font of enow roeli m»kc tucewdcd in raiatng the window and ea Tbe Waabtenaw county authoritire goal sleighing. with the praaoat excal lent tared. He took a dnuld- UrrelW .hot Rtfn and ammunition, a gold pen and ca»c. bare cvliwxed 3l0.370.U3. liquor ut and two pocket knire., •£» money, etc. etc. tbrro renuiaa yet in bo paid 3743,35. Tbe P.oueer Society will hold its anAt Grand Kapid*. ibn other day the fim There was but a few aliillinga of money, »«i mertin-at Cafeo H.H, to but had ho made tuudi of a anarch, he | be«. nearly ro fur about thirty years.— fburjday) a* 10 o'eta^ A. M. would have found.quite a »um of money .he demonettaation bill only drokrcd . ■hieb waa in a trunk ia the. wuac room fw* that had taken place long before. ■ master General haa reublul.rd a p<wtoff.re from which be took the above named arti From 1853. if Dot hr yean previous, there bad io effect been no (uh thing aa at Freeport, Barry County, aad appointed a double standard When "enln" was Samuel Booth postmaster. spoaen of, gold was undemood. Wh.u 5® to pitas wheal »• calling for j our Government isaaodiu hosdn pavable 31.22. mrn 25‘eta., oata 25 eta., potatoes'' loarncd that Corwin bad been absent the in ' coin," gold wu generally understood, hiim then bud been no silver uaed, except 35 eta, pork 4 eta., beef 4 to 5 eta, bat- •vtoing pnrvioas, wbtvb went to oonSrm ,Misner'* ampiefeo* a* (o who the burglar reason, if for oo other, no otto paid any av wm Misner at once procured a sonataSamuel Kaiehen, a Bay I7ty wholesale tentiun to tbe bill of 1873 deunnetuing In Tie H'fnbtieon oC Jan. 2d are End bls and went In .earth of I’orwid, who, iepsor deafer, has U come a hank rap*. ’‘a Eke r’P*1'nK “ ,c‘a notice of the marriage of Mu, Elfe M., bad in (he meautime been pa tbe alert lor . General Manager fxdyard reporta tbe which, u dead matter, cumbered thcldcal daughter of II. H. Pike, the pop­ any suspi.-ious mutevnents on the part ol Michigan Central aa having dune an in statute, in foetn when ita rwd ferae had t"’ T', htUation, ular Ana/ of tbe Pike House in tho city «f Misner, no be. Corwin, fruvei* the woods. creased butinew the psi Call. Tbe receipts demanded by subroqucal neuds. to avoid capture. Misner, tbe eftcer and from botb freight and passengers barn been Nllau, to F. M. Wcbatar Ktq. the ulvcr dollar io 1834 aa a 7XG^mttf report* the cou- a couple of other men boated alt day fur ’the bmgUr it b iug the day after tbe b irvalue, and in 1853 Ongrnwst St/uctiou of 2,111 mihmof new llailrnads against It by compalling that i to thu United Blateu daring 1877, agsti»t giary had bees committed The wu4, in ti«<-i aa a subsidiary coin by 2;«Win 1876, 1,426 in 1875, j0 which Cuiwin wa* cmKcak l were l«rg», ' silrer dollar an impMsibility^ IBM, 3333 in 1873 and 7,310 in -1872. and the o&rer and men were r»«ter during 1 the day out of Corwin', sight, but they | The M. E. social will Im entartaiood on did not get sight of him, night turning on. j Wedncadsy evening, January 16lb by Mra. MhoT. Wheeler, at her fsudeocc-' they of coertc, gave up the hunt fur that day. During that night. Corwin went to 1 in 2d ward. A comic dialogue, an way, tbe boure of an uncL,, and told his unele I and music are Io be in ths programme foe to see Misner and say to him that if Mt. j Her would no* prasreute tbe nuttier further he Cotwin would gire up lU stolen prepLOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. L^>a Wtdmaday evutthg of laat w.wk erty. To ibis Micuey agreed if ' Corwin j the editor of the BAll XU sstiated by Wuuld leave the country and never return, ■ Pasl-Gnrad* Seward and Bardra. installed but if be ever did com* Utek, b-i should into their rwpeetir. ehatra the felkiwiog arrest him and hare Liat ui«l fir ibe I mcmUre of Woodland Ledge, I. O. O. F. crime. Corwin eomitnlcd lo -tbov.- terms, i «o Miwwr reesyered the property and Cor- 1 via.: W. C. Meyers, N. G.; A. J. Car- win sloped. 11 dried spple* ire allowed to hang by pen'rr, V. G.; C 8. Pannertoo, Secretary; Johu W. Brigg. Esq. of Bowens Mills, F. M. Jare, P. 8., J. Simmon, Treasurer, Lu been very sick for several wnta witb II ihu fire too Uog, th* w..ruia are liable t o : *hrird up and drop out. ' J. W. Glean. W.; II Striehcomb, O. 0.; a kidney disease. Bis taiudy and frisods j 1 Don't yay 31,000 for a alioep when the D. B. Qpiper. E G.; C. Knouto, C.; J. ha ea been expecting him to die st any । »4<n« kind </ muturn u selling st tile mar- i IL Valentine. It.' 8. to N. G , L. D. Bar­ den, L.8. to N. G., Jama Black, K. S. Saturday morning, when he appeared S-, M. McArthur, L 8. 8.; L.*U. Car- mneh better. .Mr Briggs stands high in the commnuity where he lire*, and hia death would be a sad stroke to his fimily and frienda, but they all fnrl modi en­ couraged at tbe pnwpcrt of hi. recovery. The Church of ChriK will dedicate their new church booae on tbe 27th of January, 1878. Dedicntory service* at half past lea o'clock, A. M. There will, afro, be rsligiouv serrices in th* evening at seven o'dotk. and on the Saturday pre­ vious al Mo o'clock in tbe afiereoou and in the evening. The Bev. L L Carpen­ ter, of Fort Wayne, Indiana,. - ‘ by the resident clergyman, will oSciale — Tbe ILmse is ail us tod ia tbe N. E. corner of the Towoahip of Hastings. By order Travaaa Phillips, W. M , E. J. Erana. M. W.; Jamas L Crowley. J. W4 D. G. BoLiusoa, Treasurer; Charles Wcissert, Secretary; Frank E. Goodyear, S. D.; John Muto, J. D , EH B. Throop, Tyler. the uccasmu passed jjeaaaotly. ( Forival and inatalUtioo .Thunday night, Tbe mirri«grebU meaibt-r ol the firn Dec. 27, 1877. of Brown A Gon, received a Christmas Al a regular ccnvuoarioa of Hastings pmeut of a nicw looking »;«n of boruea Chapter, No 68, R. A. ». held Doe Slat, together with buggy, hareeaa. rob* wtc. ' Milo sayu (he only drawback ta that they Zm. W. Riker, H. P.; John Q. Creway, rK.; Chas. II. Bauer, 8.; T. Phillip., C. H.; B. R. Row, P. 8.; Frank 8. Bowen, ILA. Cap4 C.L. Tnw, M.3dV.; Wm. M. Setiddw, M. 2nd V.; Frank E. Gosriynar, M. 1st V.; T. J. Broanann, SMriml. Geo. K. AJtoft.8^; D. Striker, ‘Trues. InMaUariow mum nifkA. iB. W.: B- SUri-e. J. W^ W. F. Hfcta,' IT.; J. L. Jtawd, 8-c.; M. Prid.au, a D.; IM. Tim*, J. D; H. Aatfanoa, T.; T. J. Bronson. and A. McCoy. Stewards. IIIEHCOHS • over my stock.' HATS AND CAP I keep constantly on hand i full assortment of men's and boys' Hats and Capa. A full line at very low figures. Come and see them before buying elsewhere. Prints t Prints 1) FURNITURE. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Drop in and see those late styles of Prints. All styles at bottom figures. BOOTS AND SHOES a cheap as the cheapest and warranted as good aa any in the tnawket. Don’t buy any Furniture^or Picture Frames until you have priced therf Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night. Furniture Depot, South Side State St-, Hastings Mich. s Russell !~‘ZaSrX?z,==S STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Show u< a m.wlel tamer and we'll bet ___ JMM_____Hawings, Michlpu. ten to one that hia front ysrd iati't filled M. D. Heed desires to call aUention to Ml*. Earle, wife <,f John II. Earle, died with agricultural inqdcmeota. No* an qu new Wagon Shop, where he may be very suddenly on the night ol the 2d. imp io hia front yard. ioand al all hours of any day, ready to do She was ao old lady and had been for There is nothing better calculated to nrt- any work In hia line, from putting a new soma time in delicate health. 8b* spent : servo Brotherly loro among urigbbore than New Year'a day at a neighbor'a, in uaad health. Her death on the 2d waa unex­ pected, and non-of tb« l.mily were with On the sight of the 3d D. D. 0. M. Boynton inrtallwl the following aa o&ccn of Na. 279, L O.O. F. of thia place: N. 0., T. B. Diamond; V Q.. Theodore Keys, S. J. J. Perkins; T., ILiht. Mar­ shall; W. SkiHtr.au, C-, 0 B DUmold; lUpreacaure u Grand Lodge, M Great sale af At Hickory Comers In Barry County descYil as follows: / Gen. Banniug reprewMit* at present the Second Ohio District in Coogrow by vir­ tue of ssAiral hundred vote* cast by Mr. Eph. Holland and euufmieratan, who are now sojourning Io a pnbTns institution khown ns the Ohio Penitentiary. He is familiarly know aa iho "bounding Ban­ ning,** tram the style of hia oratory. Durthe'act Coegram be led tbe Military Com­ mittee, of which ho was Chairman, in the BRAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, AT A CHEAT BAHCAUT । OFFERS SOLICITED ■nd neighbors that there ia no need of borrowing the Baxxb* to rear!, wbea they may have it all to "i" /'I JULIUS RUSSELL, Commission Merchants, The Rural Hew-Yorker AH HFIR11HHL IUI! CLOVER SEED DRESSED HOQ8. 1.50 PER YEAR �Legal*. ■ICHI^SpTRAL iawatssmsos:. TTlLfF TABLE. Taking Hitwet Hot. lltA 1877 ■sasstsis4 Nerves,if allowed to gain eyimairy. ar* t yrs naira! mmtrrs. Therefore let tho "Eerrcua"e«t more fish, eggs (raw or bat ■lightly cooked). bout, pease, pearled bar­ lev, oats and coat** bread, aad th* like, taking Iras of tbe opium prepen'ions Let them also rrtira surly. ak-qi as much sspomibk, iaatoad of sitting up lato, sew­ ing, cr reading the exciting red covered trash called literature. Lal them avoid vinegar, mustard, pepper and the like, re­ membering If them will irritate th* outer akio aa they will tbe ianer, the eoata of '■‘ssrtftasu reewived from the publishers th* Illistsatu A axe al or CaasisouAor axt» Bkalth Almaxac fix 1878.84pages, tsa omits. This pnbhcBlfea baa now corn* io ba a n ■comity ia many well regulated fsmLles, aad well it may. fur ilia full of rain­ able rvadin g-matter relating to Phrenology, Mwfc w smile, b, dMMf.1 -sfl.. Pbyaiogacmy, Health, ilgisas, Dirt. too. Is, ud IspOul. U, (bm bsl is 0» This number, io addition to the usual aasunlight and cxerria* moderately (a the troaomietal notes, monthly calendar!, eta. garden, walk a little each day. increasing the distance m tbe strength will trenail Let tbe rtomach and bowels ba kept ia good erder, and tbe nerve* of the surface. tbe Ain, b* kept bealthy by friction, aa by Purtrarrs of TL T. frail, M. D., Jab* k ibe ftve use ot tbe fienh brush, crash tow­ Motley, and President Heyer, Face* and el. or their equivalent.. their Influtnee; Wasting Capital; Do Wbal You Can; Haoiplca af PhrumJcgy, Rminaa and Hints for ths Family, aio., aad ■B tor ten rants, h is baadaosn«ly print­ ed with many iUuatratioot, aad should have a wide circulation, and w* would my. seed ton oswta la postage stamps *1 ones to tbs publwbera, 8. i wnu A Co.. 737 Broadway, Naw Tort. Tbe winter torn of Kaimasoo College begin* January 2,1878. TO FARMERS Tbe number of iamates it die Calhoun And Farmors’ Wives, and all en­ county bona* at pnmti> 100. gaged In Agricultural, Hort­ Mr. L. J. Witamof Batde Creek aoH icultural and Industrial Pursuit* twelve of bia spring Patridge Cochin cbiekThs mvnvniy and aueras* .if ths Reau. ***, Thursday, for 812. Naw V .. a . - — V - - — -*■*-- 1 .. . A dirtiogiabod marriage, in which the cootraeting parties wave Mr. Unci ng Q. Hart and Mm* Antoinette, third daeghter of.W, 0. Ferao*. Haq., took place at Nik* on Thursday evening. Tbe ceremony wa* performed by Dr. A. Eddy al Use pcrabylerian ebureb, which waa hsmimmely dec- aimpla religioua exerosa. the Turkish sol­ dier ia devoutnem and attention itorff, and it ia perhaps most in privacy that this ir moat apparent, I ■ have frequently «raie unexpectedly upon some rujgrd soldier in uo* of the wild, lonely ravines that pssh tbe hill-side around.' standing before the rupged orerccat which atrved him for a praying rarpet, and going through bin rather actir* re'ighma motioM wish a seal ccptioa was held at tbe bride s bone. . which would do credit to the moat aelf Eight weekly paper* arc published in couacscuv Pharin*. Thy stranger who. for the first aime, witnesses the pravara of Ionia county. Turkiih soldier* in. raaip is coosidarably They have h*d a temperance comvntioa puxslcd by tbe aelectiow of hctarogruoiius artieica broucht forward to the pl~ of St-' Clair county is over 82,000 io arrears woathtp when thn Muetr.n a cal! has eno oo tbe whisky tax eluded. lleligioM custom ropsiraa tint Albert Todd, of Owooo. is shipping each man b* provided with a praying rar stave* direct to Aatwerp, Belgium bide, a third the sad Be-Hoth of his bone, a fiarrtb, may hap, hia jackrt , everyoae baa aoroelbioj or another oo which he may kneel. To w» **me bundrad me* thua hurrying to tin-, spot wber* the bluerobed white turbaned Imaun stands, one might be easily led to imagina them ao1 many perv-otn eag-r to dispraelof super- be tried again at ttoi February :crm of jtsous nrtnenta. r ibe Nacombcranty dnuil court. During tbe pest few days Dettori, Port Wa take tbe feUbwiug uoUe^ af tbe Huron. East Saginaw and Constantine work being done by our fellow eiliara hare been cxltsaively raided by burglars. JohcW. Coster from tbe Warren A‘> Hiram Btddcsun, of Sprat*. Kent coun­ fnUinn published al Williamsport. War­ ty. look strychnine on Thursday night ren county In-Jianr. and died next axTning Biddeinan was Last Tuscday crening a eerie* of imp .'13 years eld aad lease* a wife and two dill eranoo meetings waa inaugurated at the Metbudiat Church; in thia place by Mr. J. n» Linn tig Ur^oUieiin aa;> the 36th W. Cottar, at Michigan Toneday even­ tag Mr Caster dssUed to a Ue'turs tn solum* of Michiga* reports will be boaad which he act forth the abuses, tbe. evils. and ready fix dviivery io 14 day*. Il contains 121 case*, and brings thedrciaiuBa of the court up to January 23, 1877. At .Mackinaw they "hav* no enow or iso but a d<n*e fog eovrra the atraita. and in truth pledged to temperance. Al tbe olone of tbs lecture, be a sole of nearly every aao in tbe room, >fr. Carter was r* quested to remain with u loogrr and <vo issue the effort of awaking a lively inter­ est ia tho work. It waa then announced that a meeting would be held al tbe naan­ place the fidiowiog evening. Last sight oiw aad with it rain and mud, but ths Shore & Michigan Soulheo Marly be** computed. and neighbors that there ia no need of borrowing the Banner to read, when they may have it all to themselves Fart Want, Jaclia & Saiiiai (MISSIS. ■nmGAiTiSfi’YHr’soirra. 1.50 PER YEAR Or. if they have more wood than greenbacks, they may bring ua one cord of good, wood which TKAI Nil GO I SO SORTH The Banner for a year be SIAND IIMU DIVISION ginniuffwithJan. 1/78 The REST paper for the people of Barry Co. in* Til. KHlaMe .b.r. I.lu BIID'IAPIII Al J DETROIT Jsa’isit.wxisgi's^-.ga G. P. Rowell &. Co’a. Col. Tttmbkffi.. AGBUTOFFKR-'HDLIDAYS! ...... ,'ir'tt224*’i=- I K» iMiftTHtM', MS: nasam.no. ..I twlm. lt Kmi lua XUMt. NwY Sag I CUKE FITS 1 WV*** «**1»rtyu»y. I *m ■ rsaalsv CM? Tie Gral Salta fitftuito. NORTHERN "rr.?'"rr<’« RAILWAY COMPANY Ilailrmd has Codtr Springs has a populatioc of !,• padpe cd loco----------any deaired to do were sung during ■ ia Nile*, wm burglarised to th* amount of 1150 worth offftua, oa Monday oighL Grand Rapids has ovra 150 farallw* sup ported at the rxpenm of the publie. aspiwfiii FILES CV. 'K44to. mlta re m coHsuiraoM Pennsv! During th* last year the Saginaw Sall works have tamed out 1,960,897 baneh ofmlt, 177,16H more lUn last year. The estimatod topecily for 1 RTS k 2,000,000 ailroad gjitttL'Si S.LS?s Evergreens and Bird*. Frv persons who are nol in a position to Mtmelt, arvawurw of wtart u> iMarmtiag harbor for • great many varietie* of bards, ia a eluaicr of urergreena near a house. They are object* of interart for several rv* । Miohigaa, the following ctfieen wise electad: 'PraMawt. A. B. Chmmy. of Sparta Ceatar, K«U Ca*aiy/ Vine Preaidcat, A. H. Ru^dJ, of Adrian; Seorrtary W. L, Partar, Northville, Oakland Coaaty; Tram urcr, I). D. Whiling. Saginaw. The next aemi annual Matta* Waa ordered for Earl Smciaaw, ibe mound Wedamday and Thar*- c<.niin<Hi rrarruw, long sparrow, crue.id and tree eiiipptea, aao* bud*, aad *M*vNiles paid during tbe peal year a liquor tinse* the loan rvdpoie uf tbalarNmtb. tax tt 11,840. 8l Joseph |l,7W,B**will, dariag extreme cvld, viul ts* a* far io* Harber tl.Q59.lS Itucb.nux 8450, South m th* uorthura part of N*w Jerar/. and Naur Buffalo 6350. and eat tho *«-•!« from th. cm* of each Ilia mid by S*m«eflha tJd artllera Irces. Durfee the breeding aeaeoo, morn bird* 'hat badd a haugfog *r tag Mat, be­ sides many others, visit tboao trans to grt EBffiUin jnccBg THE CHEAT CAUSE flfStlTUTK. SFiLffiom, a i both ». __ tetv; •gassrst' —- ---- ’zass-ggrett: . CMNCER V 67. bKK.------- to* « to* Omer tf'swwsnrs; “alrm. <*. wttkfim. POULTRY WORLD. LAST QS2WE7 MftS; � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-01-17.pdf 00bb07270563a7c89b5fb4b8e2d987e6 PDF Text Text VOL. 22. NO. 38. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1878, Closing Out Sale WHOLE NO. 2084. •■Haw white Mra. Braley looks ! I am afraid abe b aick; I think ate growa thfa>, “I preanme ate b sickly. I thought oo tte Cm lime I mw ter." "Jira. Minor," aald a kind lady, who ovrrteard tbo remark, of the two, "Mn. Tubular Lanterns with guards Brass Pet lanterns 100 Champion cross cut saws 100 dot. warranted mill files 8 in. 100 dox. warranted mill files 10 in. 50 doz warranted axes 1000 nests tin pails (our make) 100 doz. 6 qt milk pans (our make) 50 Kegs Burdens horse shoes 1000 lbs. horse nails finished 300 boxes glass (8x10) r-90e. each 70c. each 3 c. per foot 15c. each 20c. each1 fl 00 each 75e. per neat! $1 50 per-dot । $4 50 per keg 22c. per lb. $2 25 per box I And idl oilier goods nt proportionately low prices. We have, a large and varied assortment of Cook Stoves, Heat­ ing stoves, Tin. Ware, Shelf .Hardware, Horse Blankets, Feed Cutters, Bob sleda, Cutters. Wagons. Corn shcllera, Heavy and Light Harness, 4c., Ac .that will be cloaed out atMTNKKRN. Yours Respect fully. Greble &, Russell. DENTIST Miciijai. paay, and moo tte merry voicre of tte young people betokened a good time. Wb« the el-for pm of tte realtor, had fiuiahed iteir tappen. tte table* were cleared, d»h« waated in hartr, aud tte Toangct portion mum> crowding down to partaka of tke refrealimenta. Hupper c-nduded, Mra. Braley took her rental tte p>aM, and entertained, ibe coarnany with tooga, marctea aod valttw til! M ay and Ellen were releaaed from dutire in thekiteteo, whan ttey joined lieu »weet rofona with (ba uiiniatcr and hi. .if. in merrd malate. After a while Great \ews Thn Holidays arc over and Lewis Stern has decided to sell liia stock of Winter Goods at or bel<S‘ cost, .consisting of ■ ■■dlir • mb error re remitted by age. >a mnIj To lire wit boa l envy ia a certain indi­ cation of great qualitica. . Il b aarertad of a Philadelphian ttet La died "Worn out by too rercre mental efiurt is the Mudy of how to lire without work." taata. Ttey were dm aoetutomed to m Meh a auocemfon of vccateblre, or aueh beautiful fiuwcra, for both Elka aad Mra. Braley were food of rultirMing them.uxi T., asked (he claw the qumtion "What did ttmtm i.y- “Thumb* up!" aid a liUle giri. “boiliag hair ia a xdulion of tea will darkaa it," *ys aa exchaagv, bat some to loin them, and tte eveoins pawed quickly and plmaaady. At tea, Mr. Bra­ ley invoked iho tewing of HmveQ to n*t upon each one of lb* e.jmp.ny, that they might ba atreugtbracd ia all good work* and nmolutiooa, and kept io lha path, of temperance, virtue and truth; that they might be kept from’ traipUiioo and <Wir errd from evil; and that ttetr livre might be .pared to unite io many nub pfoaaan*. gaihenDga in year, to co'tne To a few hi. prayer wan full of meaning, aad they joined with him in .pint. Tte eampasy dwpereed with pleaaant groetinp, aad tbure who Lad far Io ride immediately left for Iteir rcfacure homre. Alincei .11 had diaperted when >(rv. Edgertoo cam* into the parlor, with a .mil* lighting ap her fare “My dear fnewfa," ate naid, “allow me Don’t fail to call and secure a Imrgain. N. B.— H7.OI you have.,read this pleatt hand it to your neighbor Mvillt "Mr. BreUr look, pale and rad, too ' ' There ia Mm Ainsworth just ensaiug True, ate Ar .' rruott. of ter ova for her dislike of tte family, bat they were such as aba did ool mra to disclose to the pub­ lic. and .te war afterward mere guarded in her rcm»tk», and narar oiclaeted Mar by intoifcreuce with her ac&ool. As tte season advanced, Mr. Brainy waa much gratified by tte growth of hie crop*, whirh, under h'ta management, were reaUv thriving wonderfully. Hia brother-in-law turns. It is just a fortnight, to-day, mac. Fnmdent MacMabon. after Batbie’a uuct failure to ounstroa a hybrid klmiauy. waa driven to accept without raaerve, the eondstiou* impoard by M. Duftnre ; nd alovndy the political atiaMphere of France ia cleared, tte inaolesl aneuaoM of thoae who would have forced a new roroluuou are adeuoad, and the people once more see a powpcroiM future betum theta. The thorough ooltanae of the oppmition ia an other proof <X iu interent vrakoem. It haa teen able, atnee last May. to employ every prerogative of the' Gvv-rament whfoh could te laruexiby iteamviea todfoturb, and irritate, nd alarm to hold a great nation trembling on the brink of tu> known disMtere yet, no u.-ner tea its m« guided bond preferred ubiateian to reatguatioo than it* hand. fsD. wmpcnlM* and Md 1mm te. teat pri. Tte old maxuu. ■ Be chaMa and yea'll to kt»T," M coBtraduted point blank by a Black Hills man, who was rcccatly cbaMd ten mtku by a party of redakina. Ao exchange aay* "Sine® iteaMblbbmeat of baby show., many citha hare tak- Whatever mia^ring* there way hare PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. Ikider-wcar, otn. Ladies’ Drew Goods, Cloakings, Felt Skirts, etc., AT (JOST. Buyers will please call in and convince themselves that I mean what I say. Cash Store of LEWIS STEB.Y Just received First Prize at Wisconsin State Fair and at our - State Fair at Juckson, ■■ DETROIT STOVE Something new. WORKS, Jhst out. the end, with no j-elliauun fur say <4 Ike parties. ■Thia tea been a terrible teaoo to me, doctor." said he. -*I wm too aaertre in my own atreogtb of rmrietanne I kart been exhilarated by tte use of wine, bu: it n.rcr affected me »o atran pair before." "Are you sure it waa wise, Mr. Braley, ItteirmMi rhankF “I suppoaeso. Mr. Ainsworth a*nt me a^rdlook^. from which I lilrd a I quart Saak. and we did not driak much i urer half." "Waa tliia the Saak r aakad tbo doctor"I took (tea from Ph ill:pa' pockM wteu I Srat eaioo." "It looka like the aeon, but U num 1 bare drunk’niore of it aftar I left him' I m< it on the wiaaiov-ateol in the Mudy ' I j»t behind tte book atelvu. He waa 1 aahepoo the diolog nxim aofa.” -Ho pn.baldy eame to himeelfa: little after you hft, and aiarted for tte moeiingliouac, firal goioit to tte atody. W« win । aee whether it b wine, or aomcthrngalrtm | per," and he unaerewrd the metal atopper. ..t. .. 1 ■ v.------a--- . JtJ .Spring reme al tel, with genial ranadtine and glonnua d .ya, and a b.-oihar of Mra. Braley, who bail fioiahad hi* collegSalo ooorea tbo pwcreding year, came to ^>eod a few m-xitte with hia ateer, aad recuperate tea teallh by sate* door «xereiae. He wm a very pleaaant. amfoble young man; bat hr. aiater noted with pirf aad alarm that there w» a freUwofa Bunday aehoal Macher to pupil: “Now, my little mac cm you explain to ua the cure of Adam'. fail?" LitUe man (empbatioally: “Tot, air, 'mum ha hadn't any uLre to throw op the auiewalk." rod. Tte habit of bringhqf oet ' rtend , it waa understood that ate isfed of roirita ia any form, aodeourtrsim, and, said, it waa oat, before company. Bralay'a preoenting him with a chair sat ■»o<> wheels, so that he could mure him; wlf from place to plsse She mbk over heraalf, and ettahiooed it to maka i? oomforteblMod hia firatlride was down to Mm. Braley's home. Hi. happinem was too great for language lo-expnaB. qad it wm nia aiater'a grosteat ptcurare lo co with him about the farm. Object* of intormt thrertad hr mind from htmarif, aod in- surd tbrae cveBiag gaiberings were made wry plMMBl by th. coretehTy of Nre. Bmley, for her huatead .1 way. remaiarel in hi* Mu4y oo that evening, it being wipecially re« apart for a prep.reiPm for (ha holy day. Everything wa* proapercoi, awl a blearing aeeroad to faifov tte yoeac paatov'. l.bora, both vpintnaliy aod ternP^'I, , . ’ THE JEWEL COOK! ¥ J- "Wanl an item this moraiag F' ‘Of couree," replied the editor. Where upon the vfaitor hid ite following note □non thn table The India* of tte ------ Scrrel Chnreh will give a fretira! al their va*try hall next Friday evening. Literary and mariml rtik-rtiinBx-nU wiU be provided. and a fifi/v, P A I N TER At A. M. Boek'. Carriage Shop JafarwsBL,. II. A. GOODYEAR - GENERAL Gumming & Filing Saws FACTS TO BUYERS! lit.—Jlewra POWERS 4 BARLOW have aatock of critically selected goods for thia market, exceed­ ing in variety the combined stocks of all other Hard­ ware atorea in the city of Hasting!. ' 2d.—POWERS 4 BARLOW are the onlydealera in Hturtings who boy direct from the Manufoeturera, and so avoid the addition of jobber’h profits to the coat of their goods. Wm. H. Goodyear mSIiCWU CEDE!PEOPLES drug store. PhyrUWi rnnerirtimu haily <or»T«ll.v pre- l«rad with Dray, and Ck,ne>l> •T puwl <®ir 3d.—This house is the newest in its line, tind, un­ like itacuinpetitora, has no old goods on band that were bought when goods were high, which enables ua to place before our customers goods of the best qualities and styles, at least 10 per cent lem than our competitor's goods cost them. We also have the reputation for honorable and fair dealing worth preserving, which gives security to purclissen agsinst misrepresentations. 4th.—For the sake of making prices appear cheap we do not advertise "Gl'-in* Gut S^*- ' «■ “u styles of goods or dead 5th —Owing to our f ____ , we can and do sell every article at Twaay eaaie home from reriool and and*d to bis father the toacber'a report I hia program danog the tnoo.h. “thia verr Mthfaetney, Twa; yun'ta a eery nail number of pod mark*. TaanMM I1 plaaaed with h." “I told th* teaetet we into a barber ebon we any: Ihip, we hare jure a mote loft; . cood chut atevo.** The tateo< nedm ■» muchly with polUina, StXrhole, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir Carriaie, Sin aii OnuetUI forty Sea of tte Coucib-GeMral, inatrod ol thirty-six, as fbmeriy adds the Soil real to the triumph. In a few months tte Ereach people bare gained th. experience and learned the teiaoor-af many year.. They hare teen both tempted and tried byceery ineaaa short of the rapioymeat of Street force: the actual majority hu been cut down by deTice* so new and bnmervua that they carahi dm be reacted, yet it-baa legally cerne back to tte full nnacasioe of ita rightfol power. Until IBSOtteWpubtek m iocTiteWe het; and we teller, that it will ttea simply cater apoa • tet­ ter and securer pbaoe of existence. Tte three tuonarchical faettooi, artificially anited for it* overthrow hare but learned to entim.-.e their own antagonisms, and it ia exceedingly doubtful whether they will at­ ___ — -1 I*...,.. L I— J ttet the quite a favorite with ibe mbubiUiBU. Then ware * few enrioua and »xir pcraeria. who never like ■ay one that u young and pretty, aad they are oot of DMnaity old maitki ether. Bui it happened that Beteey Pdmer had the moat to ur agaiuM tte plan. Sb* went down to Mr.Viaw*, wte anted oe tte ootBtsittac, and pw bin ■ regular •‘blow­ ing up" uu the tuteeot, bat the oU mtn had am crooked bt» elbow, all thn �a* great m it waa prior to 1B4S, vim it i wm rmlly the merit of value of ril tbe world, mvr Great’Britain. , Aeoording lu Knual Seyd, a Britrnh i prittiral rcMaid, th* court amount of W*dnmdny, Jan. 23^1 II A. M.. for Um ’ thing *u unpatriotic and wickpl ua any 1 attempt would b* to review th* arttUm«nt ‘ reecbed by the Commimion with * »j«w to 1 ‘euat Mr. Haye* by rorolulhm. Erery State wa* rapnerotad by dele gate* or letter—mortiy tbe former—I* the Suffrag* Convention. Ito temiour w«re wetiuM through «ro dny* £od emmg.. purpnre of makieg Mwioatioa. of oandida<«* for tbe rariou* Suu and county oftfunitahed by th* work* of Seyd, Wolowiki, rorv to bo rieeted by the poople oo lb* Itlli Jmmb, Newtmreb, CUvaltar tod Mo­ 'of March eaeuiag. Cullorii, ahowt lUt th* ntio «f Lam**** The friend, ofcx CpwgroMUMU P.yM of of rilver for th* paK terra dmmlra ha* not been equal to tbe iaervare of the total i ; i I i at much length under flaming lead line*. . Foreign aywdwutro, board* of trade, uaorgMiae! mjuad* of Dublin bankvra, a half droen of our foreign court bolder*, •nJ • few C.Mdiati bourn bolder* who favor th* imaaxatiou of th* Tailed State* to Canada, have all pawed where**** *nd rreolvce, with a view to influence Congrcm. •nd prevent it from re moaciiriog the To further thia expedient our bond* are quoted at a depreciated price —quoted at Ice* in New York than .lhry will actually bring in Chicago, foreign cspitoliau are reyrrecuted m withdrawing thyr capital, and forcing'th* U. A bond* colic market at a discount from their prrnaot actual value,-indeed the ropitakau (th* intended (ynouym may not b* apparent) ia to pay generally, and nothing but gold will mxiafy will ref. r the queatioo to the next Stet* Con root ion. Toe poaition, aino* the *rgaaiaation cf tb* party, baa bore* held by Rinoo 1878 tbtro hut bum a (light Ml J. M. Edmund*. Wm A. Howard, John (pg off in the average anusal pruduet of i J. Bagby, and 8. I». Kngham, aa avenge gold and a .light iocro*« in tbe nveng* annual product of ail vet For the pant uamty aeveu yean there hra been a ateady increaao iu the annual product of ailver and an tuuteady incrento in th* annual product of grid —In other woria geld. Ira* fl ucoated greatly, rilver banot. Which thru U the frefcrablr metal Of tbe 63 railway corporation* ia Maeaio reprtm t tbe merit of value ? With *a aiugl* grid atandard Great aebnaeUe -S paid dividend* the pnet year, Britain will beenme th* money crater of varying from 1 to 10 per cent., the «um the world, beeauae her dominion* produce Cotai bring 85,439,183.31. Tbe total about half the retire product of grid. W ith a ringl* ailver atandard (if that could be anr.emfelly maintained, which ie doubt­ ful) tbe United Suire would become tb* money ecniw, beeaate oar minew produce • large ah»ir of the"rilver. With a double atandard thete opfmaito inuroau would bo equalixed, and all tbe waa mad* bearing upon their face the Cheapw Whitkey. pledge contained in the act. Aa throe A careful reading of our exchange* and Lend* were readily accepted in Ken of th* tbe remark* of the Coogreamaan who fa then outetandiog bond., it bedpaie* u&Mtl von a renewal of the income tax, lead one to th* prevent dbetnaion to Ixamine the to condudc that the real object which thn advocate* of auch a tax derirr Io accea*ll provided lor the paymeu pliah M to afford the country cheeper terrat and principal of our c whiakay and tobacco. It io admitted that iatermt bearing bonda "in •qtuvalent" atnte th* object they bar* in tie* ia jreIt did not.my gold and it d ciaely the above word*. They tel! iu that gold alone, (for we bad tbe A the capital invmted in.whukey-nahiag aad •rd.) but gold and ailver. A| totaceo production ta made to bear too !^j ailver dollar waa legal tender a part of the public burden and that it public and prtraty, aad it <» Great Britain produce* nearly half the gold proluct cf th* Wurld, i( i* lUreforc act Mrangn that her Guvirnntent and euiaena ahould (tnowgly favor tl>* tingle gold aland •rd adepcad by that Nation in 1818, and BMarana which practically did away (in th. tonne of a lew year*) with the rilver atandard, ar the double etaadard, hitherto opmeat uf 92 root Katcamen, bat • very hard winter for th* oSrer* of d*faulliag lifii inraraoo* companies. Ao exchange aptly put* th* ailver eaae then: "No on* would want two quart meaaure*. owe equal to but tun*-tenth* nf ton ia errlited with having made owe of the amet oogeul and eloquent addnnei* •ver beard ia thia city of orator*. Al though a prayer meeting war a part of tb. programme and the omnianeure of God wa. publicly acknowledged by th* *pruken. the effort bring peaked t- bare Him Lru. | •Uy reeogniied by_a 16th Cootituuoaal i Ameodrr.rot wan dimpproved in the nwc . No one seems to question th* truth of I th* finding* of SecJ Schon'* Coanmiwnn appointed last May to invwHigate the affaire of th* ladwa Bureau. The report, jut mad*, ehargae or intimate* akurot univer •al fraud cvmi|>tioa or irregularity, an.! that each individual bend of sub divisions ! Th. N*w IlMUpbire iUpubliera plat'form reaffirm* th* Ciaonnali flatform. That ia ground on which all iUpublicmu an Kami, and Jo aland? It Jcclirw* It to b* lb* duty nf lha I'reriiknt to "reod*r thaw high and nriemn pro&neiotu nrtnal and living rmMea." 8* my w* aU of <n. Already tb* iodustrioM lax-paywr la Uu brat of our State* ha* to p*y auSriral ua*a on account of the wh.ky traffic. Nearly ev«ry State ia the Uaiou bro from CM to a ball duota Chriatmm murdcro, rreutuag from the aaic of whtaky. Th* aolmr iudaMry of th* country » taxed to I for tb* support of pauper* and top*y th* cant <___________ uf lb. car* of ataniMb manufoctured •»<! imputed ............. ~ A choice *toek »f good* juat received , mJ Boy’. BUSINESS and DRESS for FALL TRADE. SUITS and OVERCOATS. OwCdSroM DEPARTMENT row lu Puroiahing Gu-d* wr bar. a line I ■ aiata oT'a nice line of WORSTEDS aad BBOAIX3XITHS for DRESS BUTTS. > tb* latent Myk. in the BEST FITTING [cASSIMERES and CDEVIOTS for, A compile Ua* CUFFS and the SCARFS, TIES and Sift H«dkmhie& Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. 11206477 '•ftyrrsr ‘•ttrjirsr, '“'..i'essi. "ezxcsr. COFFEE SOAP TOBACCO. of inefficiency, crookadnere and irregularity ia rarely met Caiet Clark Galpin wm found guilty of tw<> of the many >proi4ro tioo» roouioed In tb* domra charge made againM hha and be han been ordered to IMPERIAL SOAP CROCKERY. the method, of the Commimiou were lib* Star Chamber procowiing* throng bnui, that the accoaed were never allowed to m their arcumer* or to know the purpart of tbrir testimony, chat it could be nw* ia rebaUal? ia Mr. Galpta'a aree, idl b* can b. heard ftum. Bat what la moat punting to the public ia to know b.w a C. mmiroUowr. whoae ioexciuabl. igoorawe: aad credabiy raoe pant ire guilt, it ie via ime.i > wa* tech that be know* nothing of tbe ahamefol ecadiclou af hi* Bureau, and waa no potent M to demand hie immedratc retrio AG.ETOwakj.ed. nWsal CHEAPEST AKD BEST rSw-DETECTIYES The People’s Paper! OF EUROPE AND AMtRICA, Clulrn of five, pontage paid, “(k. Hub* of ten “ •• fi5c. Olub* of twenty, “ •• C0<-. CH.iMt'TOX BROTHER^ X, 4, 0, B aad W, Rntgvre Hare, aad 33 and B Wm fc. k« York. Af mA at erLJmoL ),a McCarthy, roney a gileb, Detroit, Mick By Grocer* guaarafiy aad by Z. B. WILLISON, lUatiaga. Mfob wight ba** gut two quart. of wbiaky for UT That dace will regard the reduction of the wbiaky tax and lb* impoutioo of tbe bunleu upon iadtutriou* and Kiber Baeumptfou with gold aloM ia a moral impoaribility. The Marra* attempt will wbiaky traffic. But then, U may be can­ be attended by the mo.: di*a*ten-u* coo- didly qnertioued if the eUm who buM aoquenera, directly to the debtor cltan and (brae view* rrapeeting the relafiv* impor taae* of whisky sad bread at ■irnria ot tilc te *o large aa to make it worth thn while of bat very few Coa-naauaeu to It ia pnmible that we may not tre able ■ to rwaut apoci* payment! with nil of our •valiable. rwouM. but it ia certain we an not do it aad dripeoa* wnh the um of INVALUABLE. that until th* Murphy tidal-wave tbe* much higher than it ha*, and until lb* trade of the late Mr. Traak ahall eouvioae more alarm to the "weed” of tbo revolting nature of their thnlldom than they are bkdy to do, tbe taxce laid opoa wbiakty The ltepublie.ru throughout South beer and tobacco are paid by aa Urge a Carolina propoae to re organia* aad not kt claw a* could be taxed by any act of Cou­ th* Stet* [ wo bopelmnly into the hand* of pe** Itnuy be further rrmajkeJ that Mr. Evart* b uu'pta.1 iouably in bed Ibe propoeed income tax ha* no advocate*, order; awd be baa not improved hia regu or tint to none, among tbe nawapapere. tattoo a* Secretary of Btatr by bit moral Em thee* that diacoune of hlroted appearance io th* New York Court* lu bond bolder* and Sbyioeka, do not Me any bterit* in a law to tax every man who hap­ W< have an idea that Tddeo will Mt pen* to earn mor* than 11,000 a yaar. peea* bit anil for tb* I’rerideney until be baa fiuiahcd bi* iorom* aait*. Maybe be or gold •b.ittld tic worth »o much m tbe market* of the world, at the lime of pay-1 UMSL Of ccurac Ibero wre an an implied ly determiaod to actwmpliah. agreement that we would tret follow the There b, however, one elam that wUl example of tbe aMical King* of Europe, applaud th* object of tbe iocom* tax. and "efip'' or otberwire by our own net That dweller of Indiana who waa thrown reduce tbe Value af our coin. lain parexy >me of grief and rage on learn­ Thia i* a matter of rut tnotsent to m, ing that bia aon had converted om buahri for ww are a rilrer producing eouMry and of tbe entire erop of corn, amounting te wc mart tue cur product* to pay our debt* fourteen bnabefa, into coni rural and had — to pay our iatermt which evrodtutre exchanged but thirteen btubal* lot wbiaky, CM of th* principal outlay* of Govern True, it ennte more to transport it to Europe, but that maucr wm folly cooridcred when we mndc tb. contract by Which w» renewed an cptren to pay in gold or A full line of Undershirts and Dra tbo hth aud Sth. One of lU Smith riau-re of Glaat on berry Conn., wa* prmeal, who, a few yean line* unfurled the taaaocr of the revolutionary foreAthera ieaeribed "taxation without rrpraoeniatioo i* lyran•y," aad who reaUted to th* dhtroiuiog Imprwioe, and hold* n reception *1 th* Riglfi Hom* tonight—th* Sufogw* handquartern. Only a few year* ago advro oaten of the movement could only travrra* our etreeta under police protection. The remarkable change in public aentimcoi ainec wrought in atimted by tb* attoation aad difference now trawl'd tbe delegate*, official* from every grade, from Senator* down, haatenia; to tender lb* hropitalitie* of thrir home.. The Lafora and rough, of tb* town no Luger attend the cooreo tion to jeer at th* aMakert aad dieperoe if by having tb* riot act rand, certainly every •earioo wa* crowded, th*-culture and inIl w reported that the Demourali* log- telUct uoggregated h«*w bring Ubmaily iaialure of New Jm*y will reapportion tb* Rcpmcotatirc* ol that Bute ia tbe intcrvwl meeting ia thia city, aad cv*rv year th* driagatea have been abb to report pregrrei. of Senator Randolph. Th* feeling of the Cuagremmen of Much ealhuaiaun waa maaiiwted ; and to­ day the move oo the tweniy a work* ia lb* turned, that tin* thru»tiog of the bond* co the market, whether aa a abam or ia Th* a-< of 1873 which by implication carucat, io prwtaelr th* method adopted demoncuxed th* rilver dollar, form* no by the boar* of Wall Street, when they p*rt of onr agreement with our creditor*. It waa, to any the very hunt, unrolled for and mehotkey want tbo money tnemaelvee. at tbo ti*ne; tor our *ilr«r was not tljen in A Cincinnati *p*mal aaya that a promi They point *« to the mult dronlatioo, and that it wa* intrudneed aad ncut citiaad of Ixaurvilk urge* lb* adup they had ni»di a diecotery but advocated by thorn who derired to further turn *fea art by Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana ia 1-ft to be eanuixd the interou of the creditor dam. while ita and other Wootern State*, making th* There ta little doubt that onr foreign booil term* were never underalool by tbo* bolder* would prefer gold. J ml wow it ia whoa* every aympathy ia with the debtor ad icv coin of th* Coagramtoeal atandard a legal tender, ia a word, • remoo diving of worth th* meet, but we, th* debtor*, bare daaa, cannot be d*nimi. ' • rilver by State action a* a nwaaure of reaomething to uy about thia matter riao. Th* press aod.lhe people should damaad and if wo pay according to contract, we of Congrraa the rn-e>tabli*bmeut of the . •hall do all that can roemmahly be de­ double (laniard, with aoch limitation- aa to th* ooinag* of eilver, aad each protin I The contract under which nearly all our ioaa an lu lb* profit* eaiuiug therefunu prueenl ouMaod'uag bond* were ieraad, i* »» arc reasonable and equitable. Uy the oootained in tb« Aral act Congn*. adopted act of 18C0 we gave the bond bolder the oo privikgm and EUcirio*. acet to iav*w after General Grant waa inaugurated I'reei- pound of Scab—let him take U; nothing ligate South Carolina affaire la»t winter, will report that tbe legiahlu.-v electing 3d. dent. It waa ia the nature of a pledge, C. tattler I'nixad State* Senator wan an Baad tn order to make it mere binding upon legal body. future Coogrcaaca a ixw imot of bond* Coegremteok from tin elver dollar it* legal tender quality, but raiicd.il* hrtrinMC value by tnakrogfit contain four hundred aad twenty gtaiA^i^tead of riven and ro>*-hall' grain* lem. No*, to any om who ia not a bondbolder, it meat anem perfectly proper to pay onr loud* in a coin enolainltig more The purpeaa attributed ta Gen. B. F. Bnahrr to man m. mvemiptfoa of tbv charge, of Mr Chandler • promptly repadiaiad by that adroit mmtor ef diplo­ macy. and it ia pretty safe ta predict that CHESTER'S CURE! RliDfUT JHJjJJIIEll HUE'f Asthma, Hronrhitii, Catarrh, Hay Fever Celis, tc. An* aU Mmm *T th* k«reta**M7 tiTWH,-. WONDERFUL CUBES Waehiogtou evrrrapoodnt io a oootiauoualy unhappy atete of miad riure Coocro«* adjourned oo lha Hth, wit., W*e terminated by tbe advent of lb* Woman Suffragnete the flret of tbe prvweot wrek. and rumor* of important and unimportae* The Mild Powtr CURES HUMPHREY*' Homeopathic Specific* Wanzer &, Barnes. from thrir holiday jmnborem reri k k doubted if a qworo. wiU Uprerout beforo Monday; certainly w* weed tank for very Rule work before that det*. Aa MowtineMry Blair wm e*re of th. nomlMtreu of Tildmi nt St. Look * k impeded that th* rurolauou b* ira> intro­ duced in to th* M^ykral Ugbinttre. looking to lha auUiflouLe uf the work of d-e Kleelora! Commiariou, may have ban* intended m a abrevd move to krop the great PATENTS. ATH, �I Hirvm Kentrid mJ J W. T. Orr.-lbey , Mturti both wiffiiw rare utd MgWy napected In ib* trratiug tba UH wm upra.nl to Wo have bid wide tba daily uvocxNum j hr all who knew tb«m^ I was not au &- tho pubfc xml was filled ts its utmUt of life, ant! <mw to thSaplao«.to esUbrate taU'wr with the fenna. Vet U the Utter, I euparity. rttero bring 182 nutnberv arid. the aixth atinnri guh*rn« uf the Fioo-wrs Musk wax furniBhod by J. L Rrwcl a TUacrid woulrer , nukes tho think'of gottlag tn! of httlr veil fcticd ; The minting <S ll-.o Reform Club tom and their deocendanta iu this county, who in adversity'and fvtopvriiy. Ha rreningwa. a Very tatorexiog one, and orgstmwd and fera-.'l thunsrirro into . OtriXiau tn .M of hia actino* L ' aosicty a few years agu. There was a aurpria* party at Mr. I^ri I largely attended. . faithful srtrywhero. Wo sh.ll mi. here, to day. Wo shall miai him The Bepnacntativea from Woodland i Fonaon'a Jan. 3rd and a woolly, number : risureh, sod offius and Burial cirri**, Udgv u. tbe Grand Lodge L 0,0. F, to I ; of hia friends were.there, aad twapvmS th* I i be eentiaued for pany yw. The iafio- heart* are saddened, hot ire mourn light fentaatictiU three u’ttoek mm. TU I Pr. 0 P and not J. R Abbot. ’ | cnee of gatbsrings like them- i> Uuefieial injH held by th* totitly, aad we coograto- muato waa furaiabed by Wm. Aodcraoa , ,Tbe people are determined to enforce ‘ in many way* It brings together from Utc them open tbrir mccob waiting them 4be tow rioting the aotooca at 10 o'clock ' all ports of the county the Pion.*r», the Our School at tbe Homy ia progrm- i mny happy reform of th* day. in the’ ereuis- and on tbs Rabbetl. sbeoM bars r><. trrmble in settling hU •K finely here. Mm. Blackford, teacher.1 W» are happy to aummece llmt Juua “Trtal by Jury ” uanrisl affun, and then quietly fell wlevp Jack Rabbit, j Ti<0 above mined ridoopliting norri and Brigg* K*q. of Ifow.ua Mill* m rapidia Jamis. Awl tww my friend, we lure 1y mitering from btoreanat revere ifinraa. met again ta tali the tales of by gusto day* original .Mcaieal Faro* will U given, with ' Tu cvtnaequevMM of nut bring able to aeLet us not reflea so much on tire past a* full scenery, elegant costumes, six nolo curo the the daslrod brip, the Graqri tbe futnre. Some bt ua have met here mogsn and a chenu of eighteen voicus a* Coion Hall, oo Thursday •veniog. tbo 1 meeting* will be drferred fur lhe promt. to day for the tost limn. Sawn tire same installed lire otfeen of Rutland Grange will bo said of tW aa -of tabora - they are 24th, inat. the majority of tbo pertiripanti ' Under the hod nf Woodkmi, wiH are our local sieger* reinforced by a fsw of 1No. 145. Tbe Inatalktion win publie and gons, gutaa forevtr. So tot us took w«l! to be found the pari-cahrs of a must lhe leading amaleuni brought pttrpoaly fur ‘the ocoaadoo pawed off pleasantly. Tbe the future, awl OHablish a record on ruth Been of thb county, and to q«nd tlui shocking death by drowning of two young day aud n*«uu£ wtcUMb >•»»« that will rocuramend as to God, and be « tbeoronarioo from Grand Rapid*, by Mr. 1Grangers are tiring a good burincm. brouah’. your familiaa, your children and |c*re with ono Lrrd and Saviour, Jcru* J. de Zielinski who to the musical director . The Emmaauri Church sewing society ht»UMbold pels generally, and in addilkn Christ. But to my story. The aubjret of tbe entertainment, a anffickml guarantee ' LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. will be u-nt«r:4ia.-<} ua Friday afttwouon uf: you have brimght trout yuur atorehouau o£: of my addrest, to-day, wdl be to c'xitrast in iudl that it will be a trcmrodoua acoraa. ( this wnak by Mm J B. Hcod.nhot. Tb^ progranitora, which can b* End al tbe ' prortsiou th* result uf yotir Lard warnings the present with the post You will reculGenrleuren invited to Cm at six. the rixdeeal of viands in alnuwt number­ lea that Chute. Galloway, Jonathan drug Xoro of Mem Waamr & Borora, Mr. Charles Mrxer, eon uf L N Mixir less baskets, carefully selected sod prepsrc.wtain full particulars of the plot of lhe Haight and S. S. Haight (my furuutr Hu of this ehy. has been aerionaly ill at Caro, cd by troauk skill and cultivated cx|wtibsiid) were the three brabriora wbo fires' play as wall as tho uautra of the ' thia State,, of Rlteomatic few. He i* tencc, addoi to that of man. which bare scttb.d in the townibip cf Wuodlaod. S. n'uw rmovering slowly, but h as yet nn- ' been spread Iwforo or, each <.f u. wbo S. Haight, my fureticr husband, waa bcm M. D. Raed dea.rM to sail attention to. aUo to be brought.hotot J has participated in thbjraaqiae: sram to | Aug. 12th. IBIS, in tho tortohip of Jcr A reward off 1000 i. offritd by the | h*vs done juatioc to thT task set Ixfere j, sey, ritnben County. N. Y. and • migrated any work in hia line, from putting a new ' officer* of Allegan eounty for the appro- । you, rren my brother • Supra " being tbe i: to Michigan in the year 1830 and first wioke in an rid wheel, to tbe bunding of bewthm aixi-cunvictiun of abe man who ' reprem-ntatire m. n of Barry crainty, wbo iI MStlad in Hamburg, Livingston Countr. “Ixt me write the songs of a pMfde," mid burglarised thrir county safe on Munday | by iavituioa axe present al this feast, ami I Taught his first s.-hod st Webster, Wash­ . yopuiar leader, “anu I rare not who night, of feet w«k. > St^gaating that the ,judging from appearance, they -ton tore j, tenaw Uonuty in 1837. Ho romc to tuakro lheir law*. Naahrille ie to have a new hotel. Mr. dona just iee to the task set bsforv them, | Woodbud. then ca!!.-d Hastings, htoued BMundancy of the power of song over tbe wilboat arousing them jfbring “gonaand- ; hit land and roninu-nosd chnuiog Lb farm, ‘ heart is greater, than that of tba law ewer for n building t wo atari® high, 40x80. lu feera" but g«4 jadgra .T well vooked j। levptngbacbrit.r's hall, and living priori-j tbe will The airs and chontaoi of thU chicken; pastry, ten. rtoffee and meh lil^. [ pally on |muuded earn fer hl* bread aad ' rem of aa Operetta are charming, and u Wo have assembled to day in this hill Ireks f»r vsgr.uUaa, unt’d bo got a few : for ss poariUe from tit* severs atyla of ! clsastcul opera. The situatbaa are ludiRev. R. W. Fletehsr will make hU fare whk-L stand* upon th* bunting .,gr»unda aerm cf bud deavd fer wheat Andofclie ludisus 30 years ago, who were then hr was obliged to pv back to Uviwgte!j ertan in the extreme aud again nt thura wdl reiXarkv atilbn Frinbyterian Churdi /next Sabbath morning. Hia health will now the Bule owners of the aurrounding ten County fur s.-cd whert, with an ox' heart reeding (the acute when- Angelina team, *>>mo 80 miles, sleeping undrr hia profesww her adoration for Edwin). Our not ptrutit bitnito remain langve, and hi* readers sliouM not forget the day of the rerignation filed eooie time ago ha* finally beautiful Tboroapple rircr, which tCey wagon at nqjht, amidst tho bowb of wild admired mi touch, who M bygone day* bcasu and eiprasd tu tbe tomahawk ..I et-tertaiumeut, oor that the reserved vrat. !<cn accepted. , Tire auu'.vrrxry J tbe Hastinp Kefenn I tuado a tuauly strugglo againat their white the savage lodiart. By 1838 they had are ready for sale; th*, general ad miction fo*a in dofcoM wf their Ire mra and their'I succeeded in rairiag a few l-uahels of price has been plaewd very low—thirty-fire Club will bu cwlcbralcd by a eoeial in . tiuion Hall, Thursday evening. Jan. )7. I hqotins ground*; and along thia beautiful ij wheat, bat ll»ea there w.ve another diffieul | l Ur. Ttcrc was not a gristmd1 in Barry I Admsaicn al thn door 10 rente. Children will n.1 be admitted uniraw acc^mpeuMd toned 1. glide jporttngly with dusky end i County, nor «ay nearer than Ionia, nrarc by tbrir perrnli. The ladire of tbe Christ- plumed warrai.-a arw«d with abaft and , Council Proceodingt. [ three mon with wrong arm* and iron'willa, iaa Union will nreva refreehuxiotc. l«l bow bearing tbe trophic* uf thrir victories. Regular meeting oftbe Common Coun­ But to-day bow changed the acene from I ret uuf*r> aurrey and doer a toad Io lueia, that of SO year* ago. the ‘whin- man super- driving tbe cirnatd wapiti at the aame cil wa* hrid at thrir rudu Friday evening Jan. dtB, 187«. Hi* Honor Mayor Bendy in tbe thrir. been driven away, tbe forest hornet bare , and ike other two'aa rratd tuaptera Tbe Ou call of mH the fullowing Aid. were been cleared by the white man the Ho-; flrat day they •ucc.'oded in get thnv far haabooi large and the mcetinrai ! ting rirht-.inilcs to wiiat was then called interesting. A cordial invitation ia eZc- beers of Barry county, a city and village* Aid.’Abbey, De*ey, McNaughton, Ruahave been built upon the Thoruapplc riier, the uld Bird place. Bin] had alrredy tended to everybody to attend .them. sdl, Tumlinscn, Winkelman, Young through the courage, energy end reonouiy ’ deary] a few n>U of hud, hut had starved* The Finane* Committee recoutrucnJcd Typhoid fever i* now regarded by our of the Pioneer*, and with Jon there-was out and vacated hia prewiaie, which a! beat yhyririaMta a filth fevtMud iu many I fur led them eonfiwtabto quarter* far the to allow tbe account of Thoa. ,A^°h. for diau wigwast and the wide braudre* of । night. But tlje weret hiu out yet nun:. stone, amount *5.00, at *2,50. Adopted Aya*—Aid. Abbey, McNaughton, Rua I the ferret treieicaatin~ their Jcstfow* Thu three men bad not eaten anything the limpid water* ol the Tburoayplc, tin- during tbe day, nor arev> a drop uf water srll, Toudiaron, WiukLuran, Young—0. Aid. Dewey not voting and now tired, hungry and ihtrary they Bv Aid. Tomlinson, that we proceed to euu-hl for v/Ufthing to driak. to quench Tbe Grand Rapids E*iglr ut October Ward to fill the vacancy orreaioned by the 2(kh, 1877. spnka as follow* of Miss Julia rraiguation nf G G. Spaulding. Carried. A Dunn, who U to siag'bcreoo lhe S4tb; in It. and a few dead leaves, rs_ they sup- j On the fint ballot, N. Bailey rereired “It was her-first appearance in a public p-«i ■-.1, whea, to tbjr traror. in the morn­ concert in our city, and she took ths aud­ d<um«iic animal, from tLc stjtruM and log tbey feundH)X d- -d ioav.-a M. bo d.-ad i ience by etratu. She has a InMUtifol and c-.-ld-pireriug wii.d..of winter temples nf Biive. whuh airiucr-ri fiw both viriostol carefully trained roieo and wifi I* a prime cducariuc. a teisjda of jti-tire, a ' Hutd de sod drink, aa 1 was ail they had until they | favoripi with ril who k^rore artistic vocal Cremy' for the !sw breaker* and dia-bc- reachnl Ionia, the second night, when they | dient of our land an asylum f-.-r tbe care ate a aqwtrc moat To day there it a good j By Aid. Touilinaoo, that we proceed to Ou Tuesday evening the Ktb inat. I) D. and protection of the ]«x>r tod unfortunate state fund Lading from Woullaod to louia, ballot again for an Alderman in third Ward and you nan ridw there ami back at yuur U. M..G. H.Brouki installed into Ibrir ows uf this county. PiotMera of Barry cuutqy you have an ess*. The next in order cwi-s ..ur wed to fill va-ancy ocwiuiaood by tb* reeagnarespcctir* offiern. the following offieets of lion of G. G. Spaulding. Which motion Hastings Lodge No. 5S I. O. 0- F. lor heritage, you made a good triection av to din? <l*r. and bridal tour, which b quite the. current term: A. A. Young, N^G.; a salubrious elituate. and aril unequalled in coa'ait with thorn of tho prewtnt day. Aa I nxiv a tlrataaro of cktaii mile* upon Z. B. WUlisrat, V. 0.; J. M. Ihsnmer. fur Ha fertility. With dignity, hotirwty of porpore inRec. txe.; N. Bail.y. Trews.; J. Mmphy. W. Kelley I. Per. Pre; W. A. Eartwril, W.. N J. du>iry and ecoueciy Bury county will ere already alluded to, my haetwad trudging By Aid. Tcmlinaon, that Norman Bailey loef.renk among the firat in importance along on foot by ray lid*, happy, yo\ Bron-win, C. in “Michigan my ’Michigan," “The laud thriro happy, at the coob-n>|Jation uf one be decUral appointed Alderman in th* The Bean! uf Suprrviaors rimed their third Ward in place of G. G. SpauMing rewc lure ao well " day haring a niee little rou*"* wa could aeraion of Sahrdny af»at noon, and tbe Sinew the organintioo of l!u» auriely call uur own. To-day, 187?. it coate a aigued. offirtal j.-mci-edings will appear is lbw beat Aym —Aid. Abbey, McNaughton, Tom many «f iho noldc men and w,«>en among nice little fara to prepare foi the nuptial the Pi ira-eni uf this county have “laid knot and 'bridal tour. People haae to linaua, Winkieman—1. kuIcc was au itujn:rt»et one and the Nay*—Aid. Dtwuy. Buaadl, Young—X down the red* ateff of life" aad “gone to travel. aomewhere, anywhere, only the far­ burinere transacted «f the iilmoet import that land from whose bcurne no traveler ther off they^-o. die mote they uc rtnpeciaww Wc think the work of tbo asmioii Wbcrcupoa Aid. Tomlireoa. appealed returtM." Since our last annual gathering eJ generally, and the coaiaqaatw ia. you rri? dw, and that tbo Beard nobly won from the deeuioo of the chair, which ap­ bold in thl* ball uno year ag->, six of tbe haw to rapport tbe farm luwead of the the epplaudit "wdl dune good end faithearly ecu leva and Pioneer* of thia eouniy firm (ttpporttag yoa.'and you wwn testa peal the Mayor doolined to entertain. At k.rep—d •way end an now sleeping in to think that you haw a pretty huary bur­ thia unit Aid. Dewey, Rnaaail and Yowag left the Council Room. The Mayor de thrir grave*. Tho reoord and history den to brer, and yrorferi rare over it, and aded oo .1#orosn prrwat, to which AM. written oo lhe pages of lira*-, aa to their then intend of applying tbe right remedy character* aud noble quslitins m pione-r* aad gang to work, you apply for autao The Mayor then dselarcd Council a of Barry. County Mm. Trarla aod Mra. high poailton. a real of office, or ia agen­ Hanua of Irving, rid twldeat* and Pio cy uf aotnc kind, which ia nothing mote jnuroed. Wm. n. Srxnatxit, Recorder. necra, Wtu. H. Brown af Caledouh. Kent nor leer than tlie modem way uf bocfpng, • Cc., oue of the ridral toudeut* and P»nseranf Thtniapplo, wbo totaled the wrat qumter of section twcnty-oujpof that township in Jone IfiHir The Records of from tbe Qi of Lowril'a fainst daughter. an. In rouduaion my fellow Piocroroand citixaBs, friends and neigbbora, 'U is our duty to rittrish and perpetrate tho mem­ 'diticn oftbe road*, the annua) return of ory of th* coble ll.-ncer men and women, wbo hero litvd, toilsd sod died in thia onr bdorrd- County of Barry. Inlbo*ndaJ the county. At I0| o’clock Vniou Hall gUberiny, iu tU groat rongrogiuon. ia ,*ta opened aad the people gathered fur an hour *f suria! and fricudiy mtercourae. and by noun tho Hall wa* literally psmkted, improved U^d in lb* township of Wood­ aaata were arvarigod lattgthwire of lbw hiall. land. The - wbrio number of acme of fated Ibis year was 3,813. Tbe will gather around the hrertb, and tell the | I pyeached there wsa delivered stray of Ihrir strife." At each amnual' Umaru, in uur <1W fcf house, reund uur nunArea are growing Ire* 1, I drawn Holins*. ' Kra* llteru ace before tod many with wbww> 1 have i lurches. -Thu firtt setao'. WM llcrrta Loe, iu iho.WberierdUbeen acquainted many jeate, bending down | whitened lodca ptudriin your lengtlword ysers, aud with ui-e our year* will bare an-j nod, owe by mso wo riml step from tba threshold of timo to lb* “eternal world." Of those who stDI live, your western run to radiant with gm>d deeds like thorn wbo = City Drug Store! w WANZER A BARNES (Sticeeaaors to Baknu a Co.) mt. | ^Phoenix Block. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keeping constantly on hand every variety of । Drugs, Patant Modicires. Somsopathic Hexudias, n STAR CLOTHING HOUSE- Dissolution of Copartnership. Having bought tbe interest of H. 0 Levi in the firm of IxfvWBroa., the undersigned will hereafter conduct the banneas.at the old stand 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, under the long established and reliable name of tbe great o.ne price Stas ’Clothikq Homa, in consequence □f which the eqtire stock must be turned into money at once. Notice these prices: Men's heavy grey OyereoaU, Men’s heavy chinchilla Overcoats Boys' Overcoat*. Boys' heavy Overcoats, 3 00 to 10 0< Men’s heavy Satinet Pants only Heavy knit Jackets only 5( Call at once, for at them' prices the stock wE be closed put very fast. ISAAC C., LEVI, Successor tn Lavi Bkqh., btar Clothing Houts WagrtTSMT store. 38. 40, and 42, Canal BL, GBASD KAPID8. juiran * m d THE STEBBINS BROS SAY - B. I EBANT!1 Don’t buy any Furniturepr Picture Frames intil you have priced thehr Goods, for you I will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only ai a. —DRY PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS city and attend promptly to all calls IDS r ini the _ ill that line day or night. nrtikjire l*ur* Depot, Depot. South .South Side State St. St., Ileetiiw* Mich. I have on hand a full stock of Dry Goods of Jatest style* and abo Julius Russell GOODS Has just received a complete stock of of all the popular pattern* an^ beat qualitic* at lowest rates. I bjt’c jiut re­ ceived a full line of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, l3^’ess Goods and Trimmings, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing to which I now invite especial attention. I atn selliqg at prictw that will aatouiah all. Come iu and look over my atock. lABIES'MllliEM’SFlRMSHIWmDS, BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS, HOSIERY AND GLOVES, HATS AND CAP HAT8 AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. I keep eouitlautly on hand a full assortment of men's and boys’ Hat* and Cap*. A AI I vn mo before purchoaing and I will »ell you goods v ALL cheap aa can be found in the city of Hutiuga. u JULIUS RUSSELL; ing too fast, ws are deenorsiing God's taws. WnmoateUy h-svru’e legisktioo of truth and duty or suffitr 'tlfc oo«teqneotra. I repeat it again, w» are living in a Cut ng*, which 1 wiU show to you by a few otaiiatics. In IMO there was not a (/Tba Pionenr Mealing. /Notwithstandiag tho trafavoroble eon Facts for the s?3£5jSS£ vK«Sn bad about tw.-niy sahdaro. Ire rievro achod dHri=i* ia the , Mid tbit-year there was aver ruled for school purpose*. There d»7 gubd* store*, unc drag store. Jd ah*. »ht»p, tbraw Waekamith / four doctors, one steam grtol- -Mte AM saw mill. TUre is Deep aeLemnity [wrvadaa the mtnaa of tb* riliteu* of Woodland and Odoasa, caused by another act of Divine Providence which has called, without a moaraots warning two young ladiva from time to eteruity, who were drowned in Tupper Ukeon Saturday laat. The fact* a* we Chauncy Prirei, started with his wife to risitAlr. NiAola’ people in Odrom. aftor visiting some lime at Mr. Niabola, Mr. Thompson and wife, sod Mias Nrebris, a young Udy 14 yean of age. went trat un A fill! line at very low figure*. Come and aee them before buying claewhere. GROCERIES. Prints! Prints! Drop in and aee tbowe late irtylea of Print*. All style* at bottom figure*. pct5m3 -PhoNtbc Hiock, State St. TEAS. JOIN B. WEIBEU AC!., Commission Merchants, GLOVER SEED ■ 20 eta. to 80 eta. ttor lb. < a equal to aajUu Urn city BOOTS AND SHOES An ohoap as the cheapest and warranted iw good aa any in the market. COFFEE. BKUED �TIME TABLE. Taking Efwct Nov. lltb 1877 ImsUJsaarevnE’^;oWB arsrto AMiirirrtirniRii na ub. Tbe Kocklaed National Baah rf Syoek, the Real Estate Savings Bank uf St. Louis, sod tho Derry Savings Bank of Manchester, N. 11.. biro raspoodsd. a Urge number of earn from other road*. The internal revenue reoelpts fat Do Bnsiner Howard, United Buts* District Attorney for Utah, resigned recently to ccmber fob 3448,000. The ass. is cater into law btumow with Mr. Wm. thnugbt lu be the agitatiuu, la Oossgrres, Newton, of Flint, receiving a eemphmentary note from Attorney General Devon* aAr.nwlrdging his cfEcirocy and fiddity. tbere are now in tbe asylum for the insane there,upward of 680 patients under u-attaeut, a number far m cictsi of the number tbo institution wad originally designed to acoomodatt. And the number is inereesing almost daily by new arrivals. Tbe Bay City lieform Club has closed Tho Farwell Rtyiritr in it* last israa, fifteen saloons u> that oily. say* . ■•Last week ths Wilkin girl* shipped[ Henry E. Gractte, of Charlotte, died from thia place to Detroit 1,100 pound* off comb boncy encased in tvmall glass boxes,. recently at Hhermso, Texas. thn being only a portion of thin yearn• product, lor which they received the high­ during 1877 were 1201,415. est markat price They have at presentl The ttmana county jail hu been sup- fifty coliratm of bee." piiod with new furniture throughout. Tbo white wire dutbea line swindlers Gilmore’s ‘Band, with forty iadtrumeau. hare been operating in Kakmaxoo County, taking cuntncta Uiat alu rward turned out to be oote* for tWH, which tbeir unsms peeling victim* had dgned. Sheriff Gales got after the sharpen, mads them give up •■I lA* •.••*» Lm wwlj find ab*«S «h«w», aad then waraetl Ibcmeut of lhe county ’ ’ i likely to erase la that locality. Gen. Wm- P. Innes, of Grand Rapid*, hx* obtained judgement io the Calhoun County Cireuit Court against Wm. H. Brockway, of AIWoo. for 110.080.96. Michigan Centra) Kailroad Mock ad­ vanced four per cent in the New Yosk Brockway is agent of the Unsii.g branch of tbe Lako Shore and Michigan Southmarket, Dee. Slat. em Railway, sad tbe suit wm brought tn D. W. EUia. of Assyria, riaughterod a recover for services performed in thooonbog the other day which weighed, when drone.!, 626 pounds. Of the 8,620 homerfud lireose. iteue-i 11 in now reported that tbe burglars who in thia State, only 1.922 have been patent­ opened tbe Allegan County Treasurer’■ ed, while most of tbe others ' have been eafe got about *2,600. abandoned by the licensees. By sending to tbe snpervisore forms for proof of such abandonment, Cotamiasloner Partridge ha< succeeded in rottoring to maikci nearly 38,000 seres, at aa expense to the Suu of 3298.65. This list indudes only three aneunt Order ‘01 United Woritneiu was lands on which no proof of wtlUzteut wm organirol tn Detroit lau wook. , 1.50 PER YEAR Our. it fe deemed probable st &- P.tersburg that the latter will refuse to open oegotiutioo* in that way. Ohio Republicans bare great respect for the President's civil service order. Orrr 90,(XH) cf them stayed al home on elcctiou day instead of going to the polls And instillin’* wilt, iwtliluw 'X,'/ Tbs proansdiap of Coagm st the sc* ■ion which waa cummrared io October make a gnod-aiaad volom* ofthsCottgraBiooal Ileevrd, which i. being indexed, and will ba ready fur delivery immodiately af- tennis!, m order has been received by the Baldwin Locomotive Work* in Philadel phi* from the Rumen GovrenmraS, to build forty of the larpst riled freight en­ employment to 2,000 men. George RolrtMon, caught in thn act of rteaiiog Governor Tilden's law-books, wm , scateared, by Recorder ilanebetl, to twu yean aad a half in State's Prison. The | lueut, J. H. Ingalls, of the United Stata Army, now on duty at the High School at Houghton, Mich., baa been ordered to join hi* battery. The Banker for a year I ginning with Jan. 1,78. The REST paper ■ for the people • of Barry Co. is ■till BASISS Division. The Reliable Ntoeri Lib* THEBANNER tm iapiii ami lErioir KssriEBl MMdteeiN* Sarsaparilla AlteMis Itayawss te*;s LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, .=4 tehu-ifyin* thsMsot Q. P. Rowell & Co's. Col. AGRSWOffffl-HOUDHS! RAILWAY COMPANY Punctuality. Punctuality Is (be «nnl of Lesions, and jet It is astonishing bow many people are unpunctual. It is not only a scru.us vice iu itself, but (lie fruitful permit of nnmer- “Tba train Arrro/lre leaving Detroit for Port Huron on tin Grand Trunk road at 4 p. tn. has bean suspended." Daring tba past year there were 41! read red, 451 discharged. 22 pardoned, 10 escaped, 9 recaptured, 5 released fop new trial, and 6 died at the Buts pnuoq. ‘,k» I•« cwt • r‘?l «iii.Roi'n Kgst rings i-n IM O. the New York Contra! and Huilann River railroad*, letters are dirlributed ia Detroit A. H. Stephens will have a paragraph 24 boon after being mailed in Naw York. on the Electoral Cammtaion—so entirely new subject—in the next Athntic. oat greatly enlarged and improved. It is Tbe CrtXral Parific Railroad Co.'imve now a large seven column quarto with a ordered 700.000 trees, to be rat out along Detroit instead of a Chicago pleat inside. the line of their road lhe coming rewsoa. Mr. Henry C. Levi, for rears a partner in the writ-known Bur Clothing Bouse. Grand Rapid., left for (Wumbia, 8. C., where he will probably engage in business. Michael Rivera, the man killed on the 3d io*L, by a falling tree in al amber camp near Farwell, was a stranger In that region, sad Inquiries are being made tor bis rels- Wdl, my mghty-oix yoare have taught me this, that duly must be th. rafo, and affection tho sweetener, of oar firs*. There ie a retributive judgment ia thia world— weget what wegivo—if we owka suffering we shall be mad. to suitor. Tbe uno wbo Robert SeoU and James Dunlap, tbe lorn urnra is hsppiort—[Mrs. Jttkioa, Northstapton bank robbers, have been senA* ths thoughts are *o will the acta bo. teooed to twenty year* ia Blate Prison. We can rievste tbe eundilion of Uber by A dashing naval officer proposed to a allying it to noble thought* which eoofcr* Washiagtoo belle .ra TuradaZwm accept- a gne* upon th* at wall as tbe rank Fo£1 ad on Wednesday, aad married onSalar- no matter how poor or humble a man may | be, tbo great thinkers of this and other day* may eum* In and ait down with hisl, and b* hia companion for lhe lime, though hia dwdling be the mranrel hot. '•pa-Onterttetao'. te.rt8gv,rJRb?iggsay 40X"a.ta:.T,it!,gfe.:g=g m StStJ THE GREAT CAUSE HUMAwSlIHEH SSDtfEiSSiSt ffi-llsm a i am, ir. Lists*. JiASSL.* . . .teiT:_'‘«axnrfix B. B. TAYU>M. Oral D.H Drn,oWtjijarp!H.Ktf," ■ £Uii.l REPEAL 3CTBBICM, UfflUJE, IET8 POULTRY WORLD. LAST CHANCE. ■ tfaUaon . Receiver Trowbridge af the Detroit and Mihrskw Railroad Company, wa* author­ Bod by the Wsya« Omit Court Maad.r to pnrehs-o fud aad tie. animat'd to be nauM during 18784. Says the Kalamaaoo lilsreiyi: “Not i long dace n daod was axacetud m this j i tbo ruin of freedom." says a wvll-infonnad -ntcr in H^pra's WraMy. , Out of a popdstka af about half a m.D ima.ia Liverpool. 45,060 were brought before thclreal justimw during tbe twelve ilroad katl «f tk. wrlk »•( S.S t |vi MUlalra tert* 4 Bvrih ^ rsamatwlM । Why ia • bmp chits ray Khe a Oltia*go ravings bank f N* OM appears able to an­ swer thi* — Danbury Nrm. Thsl s) a sieCincuen pledge- |tt«> | •&i1i Terrible Nilro-glycwina Explosion. Tbe htn-Oami .pedal from Marqtsrtle, Midi., tap that while a Chicago and Nirthwmtern box car wm being k«ded with niiroqtlyoeriue at Jaekson mine, near Negauno, the mam eliludcd, iastantly killing raven mra sod demolishing the ear. Tlx focumotirc wa* lifted • into th. air aad thrown fifty feet, and Unded in a contused heap of wood aad iron; Of the killed, 8. A. Wlrroler so^ hi* wm Walter and Ira llencklry were employed al th* nitre^lycerane works, Hcnekley being Superintendent. ThoMi tb'rra were Mown io atoms, no hlece Urgrr (baa twu pounds being dixxMfit-lr Ths other four were radruad employe, and were iu tbe mb of the engine wh-u th* expbwios enure. Their blsckeMd and mangled remains Military opcratkn. around Rutcbuk were there, with the fiesh flipped from are suspended on account of snow. tbeir fores arid limbs, sad their boms were I*riocc Biamsrck's influrare is spin broken. Their moms are William Meyers, dotmoant ia tbe German Governmcat. Willinn Sbellmxn, Charles Ruiller and Mr*. Hennessey of Eldorado, Food du J rry Foley, hhpeming three rnilre away, Lae county, Wio.. is said to be 104 year* plainly fell the sboek. and too damage in Nrgaauo was probably I250U. and rom* [«rw»* there a:<: reported senuualy injured i IAIJLIOAD. IIMlTlKirW’silUTR fi haring failed. ht line, Jactai & Saitm r, if they have more wood than greenbacks, they may bring us one cord of good 1 wnpd which In 1877 Chicago received 2.731^47 barrel, nf fcur. 14318,182 bsahub of oora, 13,413395 bwbtd. of oats, 1,739, B30ba*h<Uefrye, 5,022340 bubd. of barley aad 3389,210 live bop. ' Mr. Boughman, of Bunflold, made a One of the flourishing features of Hop­ quwtUy of maple Sugar on Saturday, kins, Allegan eonnty, is a creamcry which Dee. 22d, the rap running freely. handles tho milk of 14U enws. end made from April 27th to Nov. 10,57,000 pound* A dtviden vf 10 per cent, ha* been de­ cland by tbe Mineral JUngo Railroad of choree and 8,200 pounds of batter. company. That U a narrow gagua road. Tbe patron* of the fiustory realised about 350 per cow.' The uniform, high quality of tbe product gave it command of tbe market, and the butter netted 30(m33 cent* per pound. The superintendent of the foctory ia W. Wait from OhU. A special to tho £rtai»g Snitt, from Niles under tbo date af December 31. h» the following -. “Benjamin Hadding one of tbcol-irel pioneer, of Western Michi gan, died ia thia city Sunday morning, aged 85 yourv. Ho was born in Bodford county, West Virginia, in May 17?2 , re­ moved to Tcrrreoupe 1‘rsrie, lad., in 1830, Expedition and to Niles in 1838, making nearly 40 It ia Louis E. Bell, instoed of Riehsrd Cr* passed in this vicinity. Decearetl Bell, who ba* been appointed general bag­ rm an aged wife, but of twelve child­ gage master of the Canada Soothers ren, but one survives him. with iwo grand­ children and throe great grand -children. Mr. David Cey, of Ceresco, aMtketoa three-bop Wednesday, that weighed 1,960 pounds. The Unreal weighed 750 end the smallest 555 pound*. ? and neighbors that there is no need of borrowing the Banner tn read, when they may have it all to ' themselves roasoMwaiLTM PRIBDISTRIBBTID8 COIPANY tafiWWlTtthe � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-01-24.pdf 1351b0b0a38dac604ed02805b7a90e2b PDF Text Text i”*<: • astings Republican Banner Bwr3 Twaos HtMCUmoSr VOL. 22. NO. 39. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1878. Closing Out Sale WHOLE NO. 2085. "k ee, we can ace t!ic atreet for three | miles if wo care to lock," rad rixieg from I her chair, kbc hud down her work, weat to I the corner cupWrd and took out » black I junk bettfe, a tin evp end a iiigar bowl, I,nd s« them on the tabic. i "Help yourself, Mr. Braley, I aevor drink, bu: Alxjnh does. Wa don't have any wine, but you are wtloraie to mmm "My dear madxni I. like you, never PHYSICIAN A SURGEON Tubular Lanterns with guards Brass Pet lanterns 100 Champion cro»a cut saws 100 doz. warranted mill files 8 in. 100 doz. warranted mill files 10 in. 50 doz warranted axes 1000 nests tin paiLt (our make) 100 fioz. 6 qt milk pans (our make) 50 Kegs Burdens horse shoes 1000 II*, horse nails finished 300 boxes glass (8x10) 90c, each 70c. CM*. per foot l luiou by rtrikrag out that part that rw lates to rescinding the ectaou of the Board *1 tU October amaira 1877 kxing the asl ary of the Judge of Probate. The amenumeut did not prevail by yeas and nay. v follows '' Yiaa-'Mr. Bartram, Sidaam, Stowell, Tbomaa. WaUderffand Wclf-C, Nays—Mr. Braham, Brown, Drwey, Derire. Emory. Hecht HoughtaUu, Hoyt,. Mathews, Niebob, Phillipa and Bohm son—12. The motion of Mr. Emory to adopt the raaohdon prevailed by yraa aad ways aa r*. n. Powzu. *•1 dra t boliavr in making fools of Comfy Clerk, ihemaJrM anyway, hut 'Jiijah is in the tv Moawine. wdtet so much bo says ba needs something, January, 8eh 1978. it don't make much odd* now," and she pure a longiimwn breMh. Yes mM be lonah' nteratemra, Mrs. Roll elite. Palmer, so far from ndjsbbora.' Membeni all prraent except Mr. Thomar. "1 have company enough. I du .mH Journal rood and approved. like to talk wuh people; they braak up my Mr. Wokf maVwJ tU tte ehimw^nat tboughu of those who have gone " ‘te county now in the bawda of tte County “Ah, I bxvo board-ramethibp of your K- __ r 1 ,L. ____ I__ _ . _ kraea. and Ky heura bUoda foe you, but 20c. each $1 00 each 75e. per nest $1 50 per doz $1 50 per keg YeasMr. Benham, Brown, Downy, And all other goods at proportionately low price*. PHYSICIAN & SURGIDM. rough, Lilly tract ef country, with here and there a few acres of clearing. but vary Gw humble farm bounce were to be sera. e hare a large and varied assortment of Cook Stoves, Heat­ The roads were rough and stony; a noisy, ing stoves, Tin Ware. Shelf Hardware, Horec Blankets, Feed rwifl stream of water dashed down the Cutters, Bob sleds, Cutter*. Wagons, Corn shellcm, Heavy and hiiLi, end about three miles from the wijIago a rough saw mill bad been built, to Light Harness, Ac., Ac .that wilj be dosed out at accommodate the lumbermen, who io the winter cut and hauled immenae quauthici I of pine, rprucn and hemlock logs, to be j converted into lumber. Tbousrads of logs lay piled up io the mill yard every winter, end the miller (who waa unde to Mias Palmer) had ample employment ail the' year in his mill. Hs lived In an old Don’t fail to ciall and secure a bargain. -A. B.— IFAc/i you hart rtad this pletue hand it to your neighbor Yours Respectfully. Greble &, Russell. DENTIST Nashiilte Miclitai, ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Great \cws Th« Holidays are over and Lewis Stehn hasileeidvd to well his stock of Winter Gouda at or below cost, consisting of SMITH k KNAFFCSr. ATTORNEYS AT LAW ft SOLICIT- mt, »«I73Z BRADY fo CRITES. II. <’. I’Et'KIIAM, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, IIIHlIllb.MITUTO J1IHTS, Uuder-wear. etc. Lndic*' Dress Goods, Ulaakingsr Felt Skirts, ctca AT COST. Buyers will please call in and convince tliernxolves tliat I meat) what I say. Cash Store of LEWIS STEft.V. OFTMi; J-BMX o'-wsl fsAwtte. imuev JmLi'.te Hlwb.*ist* Auwi. ! apirit, and when io her company, never . epoke a word that waa not an actual acera any. It waa a ate, Iraely life for them both, but they kept oo working. and inerraaiog their property, erouosuxiog in every way, and hoarding up money, not fee the good tbey might do, bat aimply for Mr.P.Dewey presented tbe SLas Mtition of of uoroman amount „f wood for tte tarn of Wm BiStohZd « odwra, Court Huuac. Jail and county offices, for the township of Johnstown, asking the the resning year. Motion Ln-vaiW Board to roratahlish the Slate road aur. veyed across the cast half of the south • Mr. Wolf moved that tte chair appoint ran quarter of seetioa 36 in aaid town­ ship. ,. Mr. Dewey also presented the petition -f IL T Merrill and 8 others upon the same eubjret, together with a certified ropy cf field notes and plot ot a portion ..f a State road from the vQtereof Marshal! in Calhoun rouoty to’lha center of Barre rouuty from tbe oCoe of the Secretary of "I Wish I could believe it, but. Mr State. The chair anocm.-.rad the fallowing, ar Braley, my Uy was drank wheat hi died* OnwHionofMr.Wolf the aame were such roramittre Ilia tuber wm drank whon bo icct him Mr. Ttetww, Nkhtea and Malhewa. out ou the prmd! He knew the iro wss The Pnwidrat and Secretary of th> rotten, audit ba had tern himself, be Barry County Pioneer Society ci toodad t< would have MWtr cut off bis right band the-Board of Bnperviaon an Invitation to than to send him, bat hs was just u bo attend the Sixth Annual .Marling of raid was, and he turned <.ul half a glam, and Society to te UM at Umo. Hall, iw tte aweelcocd it, and taade my boy drink it; city of Having* t^moevww aftarora. I said what 1 could to atop them, but which or. motion of Mr Durkee waa acttey would util liatra to me. I followed them to tbe d«.-r, and b^ged item not to go, and I saw Johnny go down, and Abtjah so drank ho couldn't teip him." “My poor friend I it wm dreadful I But hsd you tuber your dear boy should bare gone tbsn than to hare lie«i acd erowu up a poor, drunkard, a curve to himself rad WM. VPJOHX, t-1 DETROIT CHAS. 11. RAVER. . STOVE S.TuJJ.TjTli' WORKS, 11. A. GOODYEAR, Ajjcnt. Something new. Just out. '"^Vbra Mr. Braley waa about to build bia Sbuaa, ha rod* with Dr. -Kiaptoa up to '.he mill and contracted tut the lumber to bo delivind at each a time, at the ail* of the new houee. Everything waa done HOLHlRRlRr Lack, will ticwa, but the moment the ben Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable Planinhcd ('upper Reservoir edictioo waa spoken, they would both if. J. MtXXz Jofferaon St., . Gumming & Filing 8awx FACTS TO BUYERS! 1st.—Messrs PO WBR3 k BARLOW have a stock of critically selected goods for this market, exceed­ ing in variety the combined (docks of all talker- Hard­ ware stores in the city of Hastings. PEOPLES DBtra p.red with Bmp STORE. Cl..wi<«l» 8d.—This house is the newest in its line, and, un­ like its coiupciitors, haft no old goods od hand that were bougtt when goods were high, which enables us to place before our customers eOoda of the boat qualities and styles, al least 10 par cent leas then our competitors goods cost them. We also have the reputation for honorable and fair dtmliag worth jireeerring. wliich gives security to purchaser* u- styles uf goods or dead st 5th —Owing (o our foe ire out and do sell •very asifltar. _ of Mr. Bartram the report Iterkee, Hroht, Il.ughtoliu, Hoyt Nap:—Mr. Bartram, Emory, NrtwU, PhiUipa, Robinson, Sadaom, Stovall, Themes, Walldorf and Wolf,—10. The rommiure .pjxMntcd to nettle with the County Treararar, rvpcrted an follows; .•omjoayhim, but bee dutualic duticw wero such that morning, that ate wax obliged to decline, and Albert went it> ter ' While Mr. Braley was rouversirig with the miller, bu brother want up oo the o--------IA-—. — of th* acenray. The minister terpined tor hW fence boards, and tteo told Mr. Palmer he would lite to go in end era hia wife.. • Maybe ahull lot you rosea in," win tte answer, -but since Johnny <lud ate doaa i: I! 1 moved to amend the report r account No- 27. not prevail by yaaa and nap H. A. GOODYEAR. 2d—POWERS k BARLOW are the only dealers in Hastings who buy direct from the Manufacturers,’ and so avoid the addition of jobber's profits to the cost of their goads. Wm. H. Goodyear mRIlRDnCU (SME!. On motion of Mr. Stowell, the report wa» amended by allow!eg account No. 2 at U-9S, that being the amount claimed. jQu metiou of Mr Iloyt tbe report m amended was adopted. On motion of Mr. Durkee ths Cltrk start, from their sente, and walk directly from the Loose to their wsgon, get in end drive oft, without speaking to a single in dividual of the whole coopregation. The minister often thought, after he had seen that be would certainly go up and The tno««t beautiful and sciontifically-arranged Diving Flue Store them, give them a eall, but other thian would now in the market. drive the subject from his mrod, sad ao it waa poeeponed indefinitely, la Septem­ ber, however, be needed a bill of lumber to mtke a new picket fcnex around the yard and garden, and determined to go up HMtiRM, Mich >xlat»10_ REPAH SHOP. at larpc, and, . W iikkzas, Il was under the aetioa of -aid Orson Dunham, as auch Drain Coa»miaaioner, that said tex w„ levied and Inttri by children or visitor*. He paid l>i. teip prompUy .very B.t.rd.y wight, jutt before eurxkwu, ami that wu oil they ever expected of him. Abijah Palmer >a> grtrin- rich, bat DO one would aaapcct it, either by hb appearance or atyle of lie- THE JEWEL COOK! Carnap, Siu aid Onuieilal tr Moan two. Jb 11th, 1878. tborixte to be tried and spread Tax Roll, of the township of B for the year 1877, oo the folk •cr.bed piece! ate parrtea of land TbaNEiofNWi and N 1 W sod E i of 8 E i of N • . . mr. Ut t>aa ervetau, now ana men, a Jurt received kind Prize at Wisconsin State Fair and nt our own .small bousofor tenants to occupy, and Sute F.ir .t Jack«>u. Molera all prwaent except Mr. Hougblalhx. Mr. Phillipa moved thv. accoust No- 87 U allowed at the further am of 85.10. .Motion did not prevail by yeoa and aaya an foltewv, Yeas,—Mr. Brown and Phffitw.-S Naya —Mr. Bartram, Braham, Dewey, Durkee. Emory. Herbi. Hoyt, Mathewa. Nwbola, Rtl.inaon, Steuun, Stowell, ftmo. Walldcrff and Wolf—15. Aberat,—Mr. Houphtalia. Metabenpll praeral. Mr. Hoaghtalia terete the follovtra eotatiM: Wbxmax, It appears by the arfmteion Orson Dunham, Drain CckumMowar of • Township of Maple Grove, that be flBSf GRAND PRIZE GEORGE I>. HAR1IEX. Wm. H. Powum, County Clark. •DAT KVKWUrO. Ju 10th, 1878. The committee appointed to draft »hu> Ml make raroificteiona for the bdHiug '• onutyfPoor noua-.throusbjthe chairmi, Mr. Itobltoou, made a verba! report i to what had bora done liy them, and ibmittod a plan rf Ckaoly florae that iry bad procured to be drafted. All of On motlon^^Mr. Slteam, Board te- -Yea hardly mean that, Mr. Palmer. You would never wish to tfo U trtw again! Ton would give all you cm worth if it had not been dang if you were eel back with the koowWiro that vt.u now bars, yon would probably do vsry d.tcrcoilv." “TWtofc. Did she say anything abcul the ohildron to yui?” . "Yea, rite talked of thorn all ** , "Strange I Why, rir. abb never spraka lurote until 1:30 p m. Wm. H. Powaaa, Oraaty Clerk. �IIPORTAIT LETTEB On motion ot Mr. Dvvq th* re­ pon of tbe Committee on ular'ara waa taken from the table. Jun free* Joly 1. 1077, and bear inter eat, peyaMt quarterly, on tbe let day of January, April, July and October, and The (nlacript ion* may be tssde for coupon bond. of t&0, *1M. 1*00, and »!000. and for rtgiatored boojbofW, •100, >500,•1,000. >5,000 aad >19,000. Ti-e amendment did not prevail by the following veto :. Yeoo-Mr. Emory, Mathw*. Sidnaa, Stowell Thom**, and Wnlldorff Mayo—Mr. Havana. uiroirs uiicu me A full line of Undershirts and Drawers. Bonham, The Denrocrutic fugleman an trying on tbe oM dodge of iwuing a eel! for a Prohlbitory party convention to meet in Manebreter.«the 23rd IneL It mre* b. patent to .M tbit a third party in thb State, at thia time, eau bare bat one perpoeo and one effect, »tr; to help the only mtn party in thia Stole, and if any real tempevaneo men arc inveigled into attend report by fixing the salary of Proeecti ting Attorney al >900 instead of >800 M-rtMMwmended by the Committoe. The M&owdmeui prevailed by the following veto : Yean—Mr. Bartram, Dewey, Dar­ kos, Hougbtalio, Niehola, Phillipa, Ecbinaoe.Sidoam, Stowell and Wolf Nays—Mr. Bonham, Brown. Emo ry, Hcehl, Hoyt, Mathew a, Thomae aad WalldorB—8. Mr Emory moved that the report be amended by fixing the salary of County Clark al WOO instead of >800 The Grind Raphia Erem.p /’oar aaya “The iadepend-nt liberal thought of tbe country is aoSdly in favor of *ipportiag Prreident Hayea in carrying out needed refora*.'' But it forget* to tell th* peo- Naya— Mr. Bartram, Benham, Brown. Durkee. Heeht, Iloutbialia, Hoyt, Mnthewu, Nichole. Phillips, RoMneon, Sidoarn. Stowell, ThMtniv, Brown, Dewey, Durkee. Eaory, Hcehl. Hoeghlalia, Hoyt, Mathew*, Nichols, Phdlipa, Hobinoon, Sidnam, Slow ell. Thorax*. WMldorff-18. , 'On motion the report waa adopted. rn>o bbad of the Sl>*rrff for the yir ■J8J8 wa* presented in lha enm ofi ton thonund dollars, with Philo A Sheldcn, Daniel Striker, George Holden and R. J. Grant so anretic* l lire to, which ou motion of Mr. Hilary waiapproved. On motion ef Mr. Sidnam. tbe CduDtv Treasurer waa authorized to dtpoait the funds of the County in tbp Haaiinc* National Bank. ' CLOTHIER maiodar to be paid at the pkaaure of tbe purehaaer, at say Qmo within 30 days thereafter, with interest on the amount, at four per oeoL per annum, to date of payamt, when the bends wQl be tnnamitted free of charge to the robacribcre. and a eommimwn of one fourth ofo~ pe r cent will ba allowed upon the aawunt ot all single aubacription reaching >1,000 or for FALL TRADK. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT eoe- surra and OVERCOATS- UNIYEUAL SATItfACTMNL CASS I MERES and CHEVIOTS Stat* Affaire. . whom the bond* al all.be made jayibloThe interne ou th" registered U>ud» will be made payable to the order of tbe The cadet* al th* Orchard Lake tuilibolder. mailed to hie addrra. The check kt WHITE SHIRT in the (Sty. business surra. OVERCOATING in good otrfca. Term* ofapplicwtion will be furaiahed by the treasurer at Waahiiiftoa, the aa*iatant treasurer at Beltittaoro, Beaton. Chi mgu.'Cindanali, New Oriewsv, New York. Philadelphia, Sl Uui. end San Frenciaoo, aad by the national banka and banker* generally. Tbe appliatiocv meat epecify the amount aad daMmiaMioae required, and fur ragiatored boada, the full name The hog product at Flint thia aeaaoc figunw up 1,550,000 pound*, akta of a nice lino of WORSTEDS and BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. Umbrellas. Satdiels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. VOLTAIC PLASTER ELECTRICITY domed, a: tbe ofires of tbe treasurer and Maiaiant treasurer/)! tbe UniteJ States Tbe jayaeota Bay be made ia coin to tbe treasurer nt Washington. ar aeoiaraat treasurers at tbe potato abowr named. GROCERIES TEA coin, called bonds ol th* United Hut-, nacr e Imitate, bdd Thursday and Fri­ coupon* peel due or maturing within 30 day waa very Urge. days, or gold oertifieatoa issued under the The nuthodfotz of Filat are having act uf Match 3, 1803, and national*banka A Glorious Beginning. large revival meetings and many reoverta I The Republicans of New H ata pah ire will be designated -an depositories under J held their CcorenUoh al Ctocurd on the the provisions of section b. 153. revised ata tutre ot the Failed State*, regulation* fl lb imt rnominoted by a onaoimou» j vote Benjamin F. I’rescmt, for Governor, and planed David E. Willard io nomine, liuu for Railroad Coauauaioaer. The Coo venlioa wm united, liarmouiom end eo thuriaaUc^Tbc pktfira adopted, which we print for the benefit of tbe Republican* of the county of Ikrry, uprureea exact­ ly our aeotiuuate <m\Natioual queatovns COFFEE SOAP TOBACCO. IMPERIAL SOAP ETHE "BEST." CROCKER Eaton. Keaau and MePbcraon voting with 14 Repubiieaaa ia the aBraative. Thia tMga{ive vote u regarded M approxuniting the strength that cm be muatorc-1 in favor of remoiweiaaUoa, aad to pare the Bland bill, aoaewhat modified, over a poa- Smith Hogle afrestoi Tbe kt* Senator tfogy w— eufogiaod, Wednesday, by wren! uthia oorrhiag areueiatm, aud the reeve kindly oScca were oOerrved toward Mr Morton, Thuredey. U i* Mid the I'mident «ffl Urge iw al •pedal nioaagr, that tbe pravmc*. of tbe sever*! Dapartmeutil Secretariat be so enNay*-Mr Ifoughtalin, Hunae of RepretcoUliaes, or, al Irert, to gnat item tbe |«itilege of appealing be­ fore it to advocate and dsfcpd the calim.t.and other metier* 'reommended h their rhe question then being upon the |Uua*gc of the origiaal rewolotion a* amended, the umo did not prevail by tbe follewisg vole : Yean—Mr. Brown, Durkee, Kmory, Hecht, Hoyt, [Nlebok, Phillips aad llobliMon—8 I Naya—Mr. Hanraro, Benham, Dew­ ey, Boogbtalm, Mathews. Sidnam June, if all kt weU. rE^-DETEd’IVES OF EU -tOPE AND AMtRICA. L.fa laika -- --• - ■ . —1 r- ... Premiam*, >7,000. The balance of cash in the Stale Treatury Jan. 5, 1878, wU >490^38.80; reecipta during the weak coding Jan. 12 by invitation of pertiralar ComaiUMa to were >45,074.70; payment* during nme appear before them to explain tbvir Hewn upon mauere under their juriadictioo. coming op for legiaUtioo, and it ia claim'd Afeaa/urTwirJ by ' by ito advocura that Congnwa can often CRAMP TON BRO TURKS. The Michigan State Spoetamen a Amo act much more httolligntly in caw Mr elation will hold ito next annual aemioa sl the Potter House, in Batile Creek, cn Hayea rreotum jndatn.n ahould be adopted Tbe decimve vote of tbw Dvmocraiic the 5lh and Gth of February Muy in EOKT Of HOEEBOOID AID U> CHESTER’S CURE! nuSmj _rarajan eoeci Asthniu, nronchilit. Catarrh, lc.Uowing ivfxwt U-reto, and w end that -!a<»« be u- 1 namait «,’»#aiy ufllcvrv for tte jnr 1B7B a* feilevra; ' . Cunnty Treeiarer,......... ....•1.000 Jutewel Fiwbate,.-..-.... ....... 900 CeomyCtert....................... ....... SOO enmplimentonr by NoMgomery Wair.ce ibe other -evil duptamd pereoa." aympoMaxwell, a defaulting treasurer. Tbe once ihtaing with hi* reerat moveoMmt ia that directioo. It la very vnggcativw to note win probably qo to the Soprrenc Cwt haw the reprtaeatalivee of Blair'* pert* Gov. Craiawell ha* appointed tbe Rev. George DufaM, D D.. of Unring, Re­ hem Arink from any afreeamee ofongent of the Univerrity fui the full terra, eouraging him. notwithstanding thrir bowl in plane nf Hon. Victory P. Cottier, of of “fmud" ever ainou the doemtun against Batde Creek; that gcotktnsn elected last them km Marek. spring fading to qualify in co.wqurocc of The resmcmbliog of Coogrere ha* had W. H. Powno. County Clerk Evening Session Jan. 1 1th 1H78 Board convened pnrauaot to xL urnmeut. Hol! called. Member* WONDERFUL CURES 0. M. CRITTEMTON, Prep., B.Y. ThoMUd Power CURES Wanzer & Barnes. nral to io prognmi, Urge .nd cnthMtonie bring held nightly, at r.noa* poiriia throngboat tin, rity. andlhakre;*» of the 1,100 gh* mills (.thia Dletriei abow aigwaef agimxioo and poMtire akrm. —Mr. Bartram, Benham. Brown, Dowry, Durkee, Emory, Hecht. Huagbtalin. Ntcbola. Phillipa, Robineon, Stowell and Wolf—111- . Nm»—Mr. Bert, Mathew*. Sid- PATENTS *-<«f HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics B>«v- �City Drug Store! TELL . aw . n ' rev “■.... WANZER & BARNHB (Suceeaaora to Bauraa a Co.) *• । Phonix Block, HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Having and keeping eonatantlv on hand every variety of - i-vT.’wa££££ Dru^s, Patent Madidnes- Hamaopathic Reaedia, was pnrentod. ,od .<Md by ISC premm. whom names were published with the no­ tics of tbe iwMting. Wo hour every day glowiug nreouata sf the good vork being done throughuot tbe roenry. A Urge dub hre bren .^anir-l •l Quimby with our old friend 8. J. Bidk mao proudest, and last Monday evening crable brow. Eighty winters with their a fine dab was organised ia the Striker fnwts sod snows have I,Inched your hair retool district with Henry Hongkialin to silken white; yet aa yvu otxw shiddec us. willingly Be TO< ywj> even from th. alightewt nkUUttg winds, tbe only mother that many of u have left. Aud uow, at wo shall arpnratc, and each go to hta'own home, tbe thought surges up from our heart of hearts, shall we all John Dawson, Mr. 3toae. Mr. Uurgtm. ever mwt again? And now dcarat Mr. Chidister aad ulbcra bst taken dorp root, and ta producing grand results. Oa tbe State ruad fretn Fudter'. school hoere Gold—10H. to Martin s Coreera they are thoroughly alive, and <n«ry w«k in!cMriy interesting There wen a great many people ia the meeting, are held at the Holmes M. K. organ iution of tbe Quimby Reform church, oar legal friend Wm Rowley pre"‘I/*41 Saturday last Club of Dec. 27 was declared null and •idee over a fioe deb. and at tho U. B 1/rhe Red Ribbon meeting last Sabbath •oid. Ou tbe evening of Jan. lltb, church in Castleton Lee Chaco (well aftemoco * ~ Mro.ru BnrgforanJ Clark very kindly spirited affair. known in Hastings) has om of the best unis with tbe publishers of the chtbe in ib^fflTuty. Spare forbids a fur ; -ms from Hasting, and addnwssd tbe turn ba settled al once ther mention of the variutu clubs in tln> temprMMa, after which 57 person* signed Ireeubaoka arc worth ia coin niucty- county at prelent, bat jre would be glad thcplmfcs. Than the following o&cen ‘ ‘ every neerrtary. io Barry wore abrera: R J. Bailsman, Pnwidcot; W Sponablc and II. F. GaskiH, View Pnaitata. 0. L. Crook, See., Nba Ida Teacher*’ Association. Thorn, FinsneW Sec; 8. Chaffer, Tran ; [ Notice is hereby given that tbe Annual T1.C tetnperan.-e B]w«b of James Clarke C B. Benham. Chaplain; J. Melntyre, a: the Striker school house on Moradsv I Matting of the B . J., B. and H. Tem.-bou' •Sil. at Arum; Eli Eaton, JJanhall. C, | Aaaxiatiou will be held at the BristJ night waa a maatcrly effort. School House, in tU Township of JuhusHenry Miller, formerly aolcrk with Mr. town, Saturday, Jan. 2Cch. UT8. ' O. D. Spaulding, is now eladying medi­ z X A. Caiuts, Chair. Hi. Board. cine with Dre. Brown A Dcvvr. Hickory Corners, Jan. 14, 187w. bocioe that Z. H. WiHisoa has an | II- W. itunUngdou, lbw former j 1 li- iu L.ur Kbuola of ihopUoe. is tre isnent for warming peanuts. A eu- i Gnaair Bebowl In Manifold Ohio. rioat but useful msduoe. Call and rec it.1 e Verse the weed “iurinding" sb-'uld be "and; ' Third vtiae the word "cuptuiaU" Its egptMeion, (/Ti.a Udiu Sneioty cvnureted with the ahuuMUe -espiuliu', ' Presbyterian church will be cntrrtainsd, •‘the nearest attempt will be attended by on Friday sIictihxki, by Mrs. Geo. M. Dewey, al her residence, corner of Broadw.y and Green streets Tbe gentlemen places the words "merit of value," should I am willing to are t|erially tnviled to lea, at sis o'clock. be “ unit of value." •hare tbe rnpiuiribtiiiy fur those enure Wrttoc only hare tbs largest, eamirtwith the compositor. A. H. E. meut of type rf any o«ee within fifty miles but tho finert io quality, and empire only the bat workmen ia onr Job Depart-' menu We do yiref work aa cheap as aay office, nut exeepuug ths Urge city officer Try as and see if this ia not just tbe troth last Thunday and Friday fur a violation of the Liquor Tax Lvw is justly looked Tbe Womans Foreign Missionary So­ upon as a triumph of lew and order, and ciety of the M E Charcb win b< enter­ the vevdirt of rtuilty reodersd by ths jury tained by MroT. Phillipa nt her rcri(jaat what the facte in the ease warranted) denoe on 'Broadway Friday aftsrnorm. A given unqualified salufacrion to every or­ der loving prrwn who beard tho trial nr am, . Two children, a non, Walter, aged arena years and a daughter, Minnie A., aged nine yoam. of Wallace Norton ot Ballimors, died «f diphtheria, om ou Saturday and the other on Tuesday mooting. Ope of the two muaiuiog children waa acrioqsly akk at tarot accounts with the same thia was disposed of. Mr. Sworaey put forth every effort, and spared no pain* to obtain a verdict «f ‘•uot guilty’ for his eiieot. bat was ably met at every point is the rune by the cnauel for die People. The trial occupied two full days. the Situ halfday bang utanrtrd in the argument successor to Levi Bans.. Star Glothiug Hour FUBNITU E. THE STEBBINS BROS SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames until you have priced thuir Goods, for you Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly, to all calk DRY Doors open G.30. Mr*. Nsilio Hardy, wife of A.J. Hardy died ou lbs 21st ioat, cf typhoid Jrver. Funeral to luhsM to day, at 1 o’clock p. m. Hov. C. I. Deyu officiating. She leave" throe children? two Jjptlc girls and Jay night by tbna same society that war nanard more mbery to tho humin family than wbukey. Now I think it would be prujHr to form (.sciaUea to prevent war.' D ISA.A.C C. LEVI Store, 38. 40, and 42, Canal St. GUARD RAPIDS. THEBAMER The Thespian Society oCNashviite will play Ten Nights iu a Bar Roo=. on the evening-of February first. Come and swj ease was tried for ail its Wurth by the prueOn Monday night the United Brethren rcrotlsg attorney, Cba», II. Bauer, aad cliareb in Castleton wan entirely doslruyed | James Ctake for tho People, and Umby fire. There had taen a Red Ribbon Hou. James A Sweraey fur the Defense meeting at the church ,in the earl^ part of the eventaji, and a fow min nice after iu ing debate* ia tbrir rooms this winter,; done, tlx church waa^tyonrr.) lobe on I dose-iucntly there hara been many orators tbent that nerml riulatiuni of jbe mmo J«rtlnp.d that were destined to blush anH. C. Giddings bought of George Van law were to be inrcaitgited as soon as acstt, if it bad nnt been for tbe Red Rib- I1OISE, Having bought the interest of H. 0 Levi in the firm of Levi Bros., the undersigned will hereafter conduct the businew at tbe old stand 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, under the long established and reliable name of the great one price Stab Clothing Hou&s, in consequence of which the entire stock must be turned into . money at once. Notice thoe prices: |___ ’ ■ >ne. All WooJ'Beaver Overcoats, worth $15 only $0.50. 11 to'BOS Drawn ton nt Bai vrt tlUtnh lltel Mett a Gu sto tn Made BeaveisOvc.« Beavei^Ovcrcoatx . -Slotn v.re worth $26.00 _only $18.00. "“i Men's heavy grey Overcoats, - . $2 E Men's heavy chirrtshilla Overcoat* 8 5 Boys’ Overcoats. 2 C Boys’ heavy Overcoats, 3 00 to 10 C Men’s heavy Satinet Pants only • 7 Heavy knit Jackets only 5 l.’all at once, for at these prices the stqck wi be closed out ven fast. C. C. Walcott is lying very low with lbs typhoid tarn and is not eipeeted to lire. It serins that God is taking special rwuettgc ou N mVtile this winter, judging tbe Orwra-House. CLOTHING Dissolution of Oopartnsrship. Or, if they bare more wood than grccr.bii may bring: i cord of I j wood wl adopt. The child is bndthy aud bright, and voshi u> bars a guod home. Arman oa Tuesday, a four year old fieifor that weighed 1S30 pounds, for HO. TV besfer wa< a Durham Grade, andaapfoodui linking animal. It always pays to raise each stock, aad. it would always pay otir botcher* to pul the meat from loch STAR YEAR X. L. Loom'll ia adling his large dry ps«l» Stock at prion that challeags com­ petition anywhere tn the county. The SnperindeoU of tbe Poor bare a child, a^pri, about iwnoty months old, that PH, H, DM MO OHB, and neighbors* thai there ia no need of ! borrowing tbe Bas'xer to read, when they may have it'all to ' t hems el tea I have on hand a full «tnck Dry Goods bf lateat «tyle and also LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES. asms*.. hr [<i rei C»u and Julius Russell •ived a complete rtock of <« of nil tho popular patterns and best qualities at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of oiturc cheap. - Store ooe door south of Gerry Spsuldiog'a on Jeffervm at. 39 ■ SL i>. Tired dcairea to call attention to tfts new Wagon Shop, where he may be found al all boars of any day. ready to do any work in his line, from putting a new looks ia an old wheel, to tbs building of Men's and Boys'Clothing to which I now invite c»pecia attention. I am selling at prices that will astonish all. Come in and look over my stock. Council Procoedinga. Regular meeting rf lbs Common Com- I fintmlly'snbmitted to the jury at 9 o’clock Friday evening, and upon the first ballot eil Friday evening Jan. 18th, 1878. Hi* Honor Mayor Bentley iu tbe chair. resulted in l a verdict of “guilty.'' The On csil’uf roll the following Aidminen court imposed the lowest fine under the law >24 arul'crwts of suit making iu all STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Dress Goods and Trimmings, unmMiMiM, BRAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. HATS AND CAP about 155 and in default tbercol 15 dap in the OJunty jail. Mr. Oltnrired we un­ derstand fat* appealed to tho Circuit Court for tbs eounry of Barry, and while we do Tbe following communication frt» thing to prejudice the mind of any court ifitv Deparimcat su reocivud aad rcl or jdfy we think it will be impossible to t ■ tbe Firn Ds'paruneat Committes. find an abler, friaer or more impartial jury than ths o«* who have already tried and Mdlcr; Crtlfo—John R. Alleu ; Mamba! dUposrd of tbe case. On Saturday nwrn ing McCoy A Dickinson were arraign'd before Jmrire Riker charged with tbs name offence, to which they plead ’Tuilty " Mr. UFayette MeMnnuy Bring in tbe and paid a Ins of 125 and east. ,Xi» sum gucs where U ought to, into the school fund of Barry county. (Jo tbe sumo day. Ralph Jondan and Frank Brodemer, two ffrooW, That in the opinion of ths ring ease of bckjaw. Dr*. Brown A De­ fort tbe name court, aad pknd' no-t guilty.’ Cutnmou Council, the ahantV erected by H. 0- Giddings near the pool office on tbe ver, who are it lending him any there are Jordan's caw » art for bearing wAaj, fot owned by W. H Tinklre is not in ■ prospects of bis recovery. On Friday of and th,t of Broforeer foe Friday, of both rontrovenliun of any ordinance of the city, of which We abali ham MMihing to any and that the City Attorney be and km i> antborized to ducununuc the suit now with a pane M about •-< in our nest imue. prodbg agrinst H. C. Giddings, on charge tbeir friendship and esteem. of b.vipg boils said rittmty in violation of Ata meettaK of ths Grwswbreksrc of tba orankUioe of tbe rity entablisbing firs God Bloat Mother! thin City, no Fridav ereuing. Wm. F. wm chosen President of tbs Club, /On tbn ifHh irist. Z. B. Willison Esq. Tbs Mowing accts, were reud: .nod L Van Vlock, Seowtary. Dr. Ar and wife of thU rity, attended, to comp* Pay roll of Hum Comply *41 M Uiold UiiooU was present and driis- By With brothers, rister". relatives and M Young ws<xl for earineti-om 6 68 E. S Ceiliae labor 1 00 friuuda from tbe Staten at Naw York, Hmrod - addrem, bM k — P^» NrinM Rich repeire on Hone tart *0 fire.erenwU tho fkinads rf th.-ov- liaom and Afferent parts of ihia State, the C. Horton street work ia 3d ward 2 50 remit. The orpsniaalfon of t>-« C1"11 •iU aigMtoth birthday of Mm. Mjrgarotl W. Father wood for C-uocil room 1 *S WBtooo. mother of Z. B. Willison, at Uicbory Cwuero. »hwe aha has bsso a ruridnert more than forty ymre There were prerettl over forty, and therelativea ORE8S GOODS Depot. South Side State St., Hastings Mich.. I keep constantly on hand' a HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. P A I I nn me before purchasing and I will well you gooda WALL cheap aa can be found in the city of Haatinga. Kasiwd: Hit aa JULIUS RUSSELL, A full line at very io w figures. Come and see them before buying ebewhere. Prints! VICK’S lllutnUi iHiUj la Rri n is I Drop in and see thooe late rtylee of Printa. AU atylea at bottom figures. Phcenix Block, Stale St. GROCER TEAS. BOOTS AND SHOES oct5mS JINN H. WENIEll H Cl„ Commission Merchants, CLOVER SEED DRESSED HOGS. JEtircg ggvusgr » Id. BCWMAU.A OO., any In Barry County described M foOoira: Dmrat Venffiklc Guta SUGARS. fif TOMBS BMJID! If fiSBTS PAPER. AT A IltUEHIIi^CliYniEH �Legal*. t e Badattkyo haviag gone through tba Pm. aad tU* b.riag bad Ua wort. bofowd. cd by tbe Turta, Ko dstaih are give* ia resnrd to this wbolaaah eaplare, but. tn ail probebatky, Ac Turkish roar vw reach rd by a flanking force through some of , Ac neighboring defile, of tbe Balkans, in A. aam. way that ths Tarts wars drivoa cut of the Trojan Pam oo Tneaday. QiUawU, it ia difieult to aw boa tU fsrt« in front of Radauky wars prereatad from ewcapiog wheo they thera»el»« over powered TU prasmoe of lb. heroic Skobeluff probably accuunta for thU bril iiaot achievement ia \U Sbipks Pam. Tho effect must be to endanger Selaown Paha, position at Itehimau.for .och a complete eapuiro of so large a Turkish trarmm. ?• i'i 1: and neighbors that there ia no need of borrowing the Banmeb to retd, when they may have it all to themselves 1.50 PER YEAR Art Want Jattai i SaiUai UlllO.t. period tn 187«-7, 5.630^00, U 1875-6 2,120^00. Cbicegu Us p-kad mure Or, if they hare more wood than greenbacks, they may bring ua one ' cord of good wood which Th. CommUionar ot Agriculture h retiefied that the soil of Florid., Lover California. and a pen of Texas k adapted raiainc coffee ha. been tried in California. • nd tho rrauit has proved salUtatory Io 1976 the United States pereUaod 335, 789,240 poinds of coffee, a! a crM cd |JC, “88,997. Ths import, of dry goods uh’w Tort for tba year, 1875 amoaatod to 894,816, 0’25. for 1876, to 109,506^30 . and lor 1877, to 177.580,792—a Gdliag off of .boat 122^50,1.00 io too yoare, which k “ ■ 111 i«S TBEBAOEB ter around the yard is wasted, while Ae valor <4" the remainder k a good dad lascoed by free exposure aod the conw«roent eteipe of aotne of it. garmiu fertimiag eletnSnta. Kes;, three or four bc»d at stock i-------a..».. . tB,0 fur a winter. 'W.'TU... Safe IRAN* RAPIB1 DIVISION. •IN* RAPID* Al* IEH0IT ££££ <l«ksi----------- — —— ... . Dua't U gruff ud rode si hunaa. Had you been that am of a fcflnw before taar nags, tu prob.hilitk* are yoe would hxve been saving oo your owa button* mill. IJos’i nmke yoar wife fed eU k an ~J 'tears* 1- Mall. can aay in ka favor is that it aevw labor io atoriog Uy, in foddering, aad ia sproedieg the manure, but then th* value of th. bay is enoaiderdily dimimahed by expos­ ure, Mt a little ot il is trodden under foot arid wasted, more of It ia required to keep up tba condition ot so unahdtoaed animal, much of tbe droppings of tbe hatter around tbs yard k vaated. while An vsJm of the remainder ia a good deal Umcnsd by free 958 ton. JkttiUtrtl. Tbe reoeipto fur 1870 were 572,317 toes aud th. atrnwu distributed 5V3.423 tooa. Tbe oumbei of bugs parted ia dednnati, Cbirngo, tM. Loma, TadianapoU, MilwaoU-e aad Lmusvil. from Nor. I tn Jaa.9 WM2^50Siw. during Ae seme fix 1 Adriaaop.e aa Suiouasn i» He will Uve Aeta ia hk roar, therefore, unlwa U with draws with the grealcwt rapidity. A. hk army largely conakto of new lerirn, il k more likely to U thrwa into ooufn.ion anl rout by ihe«o unutwetod devdopmmita than it u to present a firm front agutoi lb. well trains-l Raaaian iroops M br their eblart oommandors. Th. be­ ginning of tbe campaign aoalh ol tba Bal­ kans ia deeply ominous of the Turkkh aw, which waa previously io ■ bod arm ia North Candice, im 11 they nanant efowd to produce tobaeeu aad pay a m uf 14 noi- a pound sad tab. tba rkh ofa wdattioa to ka. than hdf that •MOual vithia a few macAe. TU lerg- Ck. _.;n . Joluxston'* ’ Sarsaparilla ition Wanted About Clover. LIVER COMPLAINT Sensible women hare adopted the abort, ruaid skirt far walking. Trained dreetes are only worn in the botue. iS rtEFira’iH! •awisisss Traveling pocket canes lor ladies oonlaia ton fur crimping the hair, ateo an a;ymrata. fur hewting Un loop hej able for tbe PupuUkaES to auk. a hall i until 1830, to fortify th. position. already conquered, cod support lb. prweol minktry until afUr the Mnaiorul electiooa next year, wbou they .will fare a majority ia th. Beasts. AU teg thane lk«H Uoald fie Grai Sutai'Wmmi&j IWEbM TU flights of tU humaa mied are i from enjoyment to aejqynamit, but fr lu.r< to hop*.—Johaao*. TUy ar« generally Utter TU Government is rrprweoted abroad by A. following Mkhigao emo : Jaaaee Birnev, miakitr to llw ll»,a., 17,600 , B C Littlefield, Cuoad Geaerd to Cdcotla, 65.000; & D. Paae, Coenl toPertSwnis, 81.500; >. M. Tarry, CUmI to 8mtisgs, 81,000 ; J. E. Jackion, CwmdtoSt Pad ds Loeadar, 81C00; K. A. Vaa Dyk. CoaaaU eJerk to Chita, 81,000. ess AGRKATOFFIB—HOLIDAYS! . RAILWAY COMPANY MOKTGAQE SALE. ■ <obmi lackamot»M~ r I CURB FITS _»s« aCM JUL RlILHSHi .'«vssjkS,4.15F& mtM g&SiRWneu-m'S. «Srn. i Railroad ’8TAT1OXR !tJiaSat®fiU>ftr43!: ' nil 11. । he great caret tllVM A VICK'S UlstraM iHtilj Ramins! wfSSiSS other day ia . Horoo dwhete. >h»< . Hen,,, enlk member of th. hat Coogrem enabled one of hk eooetkuente to vkk lb. Oaotoo. IMKHY COBfflR miCE »pmm. imifm. '•wee. LAST , craft CHANceT — jtg~8bL“?Mu, «UUs.‘ ®CM0 ‘ ®SE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-01-31.pdf f8431aea40a2e13823c68f141f167686 PDF Text Text VOL. 22. NO. 40. PiTOUl IM HASTINGS. 'NESDAY, JANUARY 30, 3878. WHOLE NO. 2086. Closing Out Sale humb* UH goaharte wUh to. KmetT "Thank you, bat yew'have nut told here your quarry Im." “lU show it » you next E. ' ' a grine over to invito, the Tubular Lautenw with guard* Brass PeL lanterns 100 Champion crou cut mwi 100 dox. warranted mil! files 8 ii PHYSICIAN A SURGEON 100 dox. warranted mill files 10 •>0 dox warranted axes JOHN R. EASTMAX. ATTORNEY AT LAW* SOLICITOR 1000 nests tin pails (dur make) jJXCHAXCXRT. •OSte..,«UMlijjjMl;rete 100 dox. 6 qt milk pirns (our nif 50 Kegs Burdens horse slioes 1000 lbs. horse-nails finished ATTORNEY AT LAW * SOLICITOR 800 boxes glass (8x10) 90c. each 70c each !. pur foot ________ wotitiOAsu.Nrati.ux sjsaasi. Me have a large and varied assortment ofCook Stoves, Heat­ ing stoves, Tin Ware, Shelf Hardware. Horse Blankets, Feed Cutters. Bob sleds, Cutters, Wagons, Corn shetlcrs, Heavy: and Light Hamess, Arc.. <fcc .that will be closed out at ’ Don't fail to call and secure a bargain. &B.— When you hare read this please hand it to your neighbor­ . outri4.bteteuaw.muM be hoteTuammilking, .nd the mneiiug of the The youag ball to the out-------- -- ------- -- „ and put hi. head through the dinim: room Ax>r-"T any. good people, do not mo0. (am my marble quarry to any one till we x—-1-—asr PHYSICIAN & SURGEON bottom of th. buiMiog-bydmnbe pro•are being lhe elevating power. H. F. Hayden Eaq. tho Chief Engineer ' Yours Respectftilly. Greble & Russell eaiJiag of the Senate Chamber are the bo: yet aUaiorti ia thia or any other rerun try. Much expend hae Vl-en lately incur­ red for a riiuilar pvrpoae and other partite in tho Chamber of the Horn, but « much fault hte been found with the at­ tempt that u> iartetipalion into the mat­ ter ha. jut been autboriicd by a nadto tion of tl-te body. Mr. Ttaddeuv A. r quarry. Albert?" “By tho right of- dlecerory,' madam. Io yon ondenl.nd itP" . Saturday waa a aploodid day. As hour th. acre I cade onroboretod by the are* tfure the appointed lilac they were «uip liccal tlamucr who playa rredropper at 1 with luneiiron baaketa, the bouae look the key hole of a Star Chamber through, nod examined die Grrdaier uh .TU» aiethod of .tabbing reputation by riune recently introduced to replace that impaling the character* uf many reputable w.tbs Bogart A Wjlaoo patent which in . vfiaab for month, upon the wane than few yean proved a failure. Thirteen yaam bayonet pointe of political antagonum, and 1 ago the dome with the thota, or column , of light which Mrtncnnto it when Con­ ‘ Oh!"mid Albert, Mre'Kdgerton meat then failing to report al all uelre. capiia) sit forward with EUrn, for 1 as. going to can be nude again.: lhe eppvotte party, fe . grre holds a night aeteion. and alao the | Honac Clumber were lighted and Mill ail hero, and keep Pbiaeaa Ucadj ia th* a crying .tame upon our practice of jurio-J boarder, were dropping off, the burdwn of chair." prudence in thia country. It outrage* one I are .uocomfolly lighted by Beane of the her aoug became , Nothing but leave*.'' "Had you not belter fasten the wheel* of the frat principle, u! private righto i patent lighter of Prof. Samuei C. Gard­ lo the w^on by > rope?" naked Mr. BroMr*. Sprigginr, after preparing her two guataatoed to the rinacn by our lawa, ri*. ner who wm l be Electrician of the Capi Jey. "No; I am bold him firm with my the uervd righto of private repnuuou. to! until that office waa lately aboUahod. When the lighting became eoimperfiet hand," and helping Mr*. Edgerton forin lhe Senate a. to be gohrnger acceptable. DENTIST Nashville Mitiiia. failed, waa called tg»a to remedy the de­ fect., which be did by introducing hie new improvemente in electrical lighting patent, ed ia 1875. laetead Of ghee and metal, which were found to break and re:, he Great Mews u a refinement upon tho cruelty of party “ recorded in the hiteory of Whig and Tory .u.-ereioa in where only the lire* and fortune. of men .toad npoc thrown a .park of elrotricity 13 iachea lone, aad her a dial indxator of beautiful tmeatiweoon When li^ht ia required ia ATTORNEYS at law a solicit:wj”.7wsbjj5Ss 'u».s=r Cumrliin. _ Caia.M7kn.rra>. 11. V. g'SX KHAM, PHYSICIAN * SURGEON. Cash Store of LEWIS STERN The huraea Maned on a bnak trot over tho .Booth, level road. "Ia act thia delightful* ’ exclaimed Phineaa, with hh fare radiant with hapoin<M. at they turned off the main road and certain in ito operaiioo a* to farriUy re­ mind one of lire .utilime worda of Genrei. "God arid ‘Ut there be Ikbf and threw waa light." ka prew. Vila m Hmm tncteu of gauing \ The tteMU of f-hion ia now near its ‘ and maintaining power certainly it, tach are the reodcsu of party that the public men of the land are expected to invite their own introduction to a daughter pen, (, and to all quietly in the MaUa while a atora of ' ‘ filth te peered ttpoo theri’.Mver blenching or turning a bead to avoid the evil touch of political hoi pilch which thall forever after near their forehead* with ahauM. Il ia mad. with a [.Aer aad Sauron, it » judged little to be wondered al thu good men that be had at leaat, thirty three wire. fear to enter politico a. a rule, upon then "Have the aaiami. a aewteafhuMT «k. an owliah exchange. Certainly they have. You-U riwaya find lhet J h || . are ready to laugh at the poorcat jekaa. Just received First Prise at Wisconsin State Fair and at our own State Fair at Jackson. 'ITTFICIAX ArklerNUn DETROIT STOVE WORKS, Something THE JEWEL COOK! Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir t-J-fVl1’ Carrins, Sin aii Onausiital P A I N TE R • There ia where NcHy Aioaworth rolled off the bank into the brook, evergreen! and all! How frightened wa were* Do you remember how we all got wet, trying to belli her'out?" «H Ellen. Enlivening the time with Moric* and career mpccially now that gold ia only one and ■ fraction above graenbackx. The fkllacic. of tome of lhe feature* of labor re­ form hare manifestly turned hit (read, bul tho vigorous ring of bia eloquence ou the .object of monetlxiog ailre will do Co harm In the 4ow going Senate. H* evi­ dently dhbelicre in the financial navignu>r who. Upon finding the goal of reeninptian hard to obtain, at the critical moment A party of voung fellow* found taaU with tho better on the b-iardite? breieo ta­ ble. "Wlaii lb. matter with itf arid the mutnna. ' J tut you -k it," arid OM; • U'a rid enough to apeak for ttarif." The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Djving Flue Stove now in the market. Said an excreively fel woman : “I oaa H. A. GOODYEAR. A vote in ths Senate a few day. unee on the reference to the Judiciary Cummit tec of Uio roucurer.: JUwolutfon affiaiug the legitimate character of rilvar for the payment U. S. bond. Ac. .bowed that 10 were in favor oC, and 3! against handing At A. M. Reck'a Carriage Shop FACTS TO BUYERS! 2d.—POWHRS 4 BARLOW are lhe only dealers in Hastings who buy direct from the Manufacturers, and so avoid the addition of jobber’s profits to tho cost of their goods. Wm. H. Goodyear pjimsMiL saw­ PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Phyairian'. l’re«rip<i«« Family Recipe* carefully pre- Sd.-r-This house is the newest in its line. and. un­ like its competitors, has no old goods on hand that were bought when goods were high, which enables U6 to place before our customers g™«l> of (he best qualities and styles, at least 10 per cent, less than our competitor's goods cost them. We also have the reputation for honorable and fair dealing worth ^,10. Dr.g-.oa Cl— Myles of goods or dead stock fcr new. Sih -Owing 1» our Oalitw.fcr p.ntajpA hymn, tho hita took ap tho ad eadeate died away In iLgvriag aarkXh to ta the marie ere.. ruwasied don the eM Indy's any MH that failed to limit tire 1^1 tea der quality of eil ver cob Tbua wui lx defeated th* Britah end Gw*, policy of depreciating the value el ailvat whieh ia �fyr ffrf eslret/ IMPORTAIT LETTER We ask the attention of tbe young men unoog our readers to tbo bfagraphies! dutch of lhe life of Hon. P. T. Barnsm,' published on the fourth page uf this imuof tbe BaMMU. Il will pay every read­ the tari turn of the screw cro’hing out all er to note well the history of this exuworburinew, driving largo ctaMra of people dicary man ; -bis reverara and bis triumphi into destitution. tusking “blood K> cheap and bread no doer," wGm'i Ewing wails, and ail becaaro the gold premium, baring fallen 284 per rent., with none of those rs-jha, has yet to faD ssw and a half per jjoll. We venture to afirm that if it were not for the howitajpi of those deaugqpits and the rr-ponw of their deluded foflowera. this I.We rapiaiaincpp between pa­ per currency and euid would be bridged and wo tfould have s specie basis without the buaiMSS of the country feeling pre eeptibly tho change And that point having ottre been reached without dfo lurking the public confidence, even ths amount of gold now in possewsioa of ths Goveramrat Wvuld answer all practical purposes,-as the currency in-hand would be abundantly astisfetory to all boritera however, warns tu against relying upon any ideal state of tilings. Tbev trill fight resumption until it taka plaee, and then they will try to break it down and to throat the country fork Into wares oanfnsdon and dismric if toraibfo; than Hue from which we are jnat now emerging.— So means of securing resumption, there fore, and of rendering it sure and perma­ nent when it does uraw, should be txgleeted. Thus Car everything is full of coroaregesnent, and all looks bright for the future. The importations cl specie eontiriue very large and are cocrtanlly in Our thank. are tendered the publfahera fur a copy of the Michigan Almanac, for 1878. Ilia* compendium of important information and should bo in every bow ia tho Suu. Published by the JW <r»d The JW m>d Tr>Laar raja, “if Senator Thurman could oiuvfaoc the majority of Che supporters of the Bland bill that rilrer. would be ou par with gold twenty-four after ths presage of the bill, ha would eo- Bev. Ira B. Junes and wife drain u» to return through the BaMXKM, their sincere thanks for the generous donation of full, received by them from friends in Ham Ir­ ving and Freeport- CLOTHIER A full line of Undershirts nnd Drawers. I* WM MeCleUan and Peodfetoo fa 1M4. WK th. tiskee be toraed era! far 0*1 fa the campaign of 1880’ x looking fearfully forward to the future. Mamfon of the Senate* spend two whole drys eulogising two dead Senatara whom llwy abused like pickpockets when Hvfar, another halfday is derated to chanting a reqniem mana for the transfer of Italy’s dead King from the purgatorial fires which are hoped to have already burned out of him the taint of heresy; and wsary days, for FALL TRADE. ;«od ““ Ow CUSTOM DEPARTMENT roe- SUITS smd OVERCOATS. Prraideut Hsyn. sdvfare tho adored psopfanot to emigrate lo Sau Domingo. Hon. Ga^r H. P.ndfatra Ua b«D elected United State. Bon.tor by tbo Ohio LegWature, recriring 91 rf the 138 votes in joint ballot. Ho wdl taka hia seat fa March, 1879. rima of a uico Hu of WORSTEDS «sd | In FuroUhfag floods we basis» Kre -f BROADCLOTHS f^ DRESS SUITS, th. lat-4 otyten ia th. BEST FITTING CASSIMERES and CHKVIOTS for | WHITE 8HIBT fa tbe City. . mHVEHM BATISTACTOS. fate, sod that moat of the last named are ' one ever assemUcd; but ^estimated by the in the legislature. importance of scything ."practicalryst’.o The Huriiaflon llatelcr^ denial the compliah«l, to fa any measure relieve the report that the loading RnrobliouM uf night mare prostration that lias Mien on Iowa are fa favor of the Bland Silver bill. every industrial and commercial interest, and I fear the lowtrl House of tbs 45th Coogrea would have 'to be transposed to in it to be eqnaUo lhe gold dollar. the negative side of the equation. A We are waiting auxioudy for the Boorbon newspapers that daoonnoed cx Govlion with New York dtyTpofitim is only eroor Bulloch, of Georgia, ao vehemently nrecraary to s jdmr apprehension of the forymn, to come out ia a manly way and barlreqtte and demagogue roles now being apolegtee. See now if they do ii. played by many of the members of his Voorhora* groU speech has boon ddiv-. smelling committed, osteoribly engaged in the interest of reform tn the drag net invostigallvM ordered. And it fa upon the wisrtom cf lhae trading, traffic ring politi ­ cal hucksters we are force! to depend for a correct appreciation of the many vital and novel problems peremptorily i'pressing X. a Miller, ths well known Michigan to be larger and larger fa our favor, usd actor, has dooued tfot Rod R.bbotx which the exceeding jJeutifallnera of money in if worn fa good faith will bring fame and England, our principal muket, indicates good fortune to the wearer. that this exceedingly favorable feature of We bear that tho “White Wire Pod- i the foreign trade will be continued tor a l«n* are in the southwest portion of our Just now it oeems to us the path to a county. Look out for them, for they are sound rarrency, to the triumph of bonraty swindlcni if not thicrcs. and the national faith, fa aa dear as it la short, if the Rcproacutatlrcs of the peo­ ple ire ra diocreoi u their eoortituenls Suing representative of Ohio Democracy. are sound. Possibly the peculiarly favor­ The anti repudiation victory ia the Vir­ able circumstances of to-d«y may vary lion II. W. Blair, M. C-, will phase somewhat, and perhaps some new obsta­ accept tl e thanks of the Editor of the and he ia reqdbsted to oo-operaU with thia ginia legislature ia almowt too good news cle. taay present themselves, but the aa- BaJUn for a copy of his very able speech Committee in its favat'qptfau of alleged to ba true. It shows that righteous indSgaboara in the Treaaury Department, and nat.ioc ia at powerful aa efoment for good tiocal momentum toward the rpec^rratoratiou of specie puytusote now seems so Tkc past week Railroad Bonds were absdutdy irrtsistabie that nothing can If Chairman Glover had been other than atop its reaching the goal ao near at hand, very active, and prises tended upward oa and so absolutely caseutitI to the universal all tbs leading lists, Michigan Central a member of Coogwra, it would Gkeiy be charted that the letter, transmittiog tho prosperity of lhe people, the restoration nf ckwisg.at 60}. above resolution to the President, was general burioem enterprises, and lhe bonIllinois Correspondence. written diTtcdy after its author had quaff­ Georgia bra 5823.720 in her treasurvt Eatrjtt. Dxwtr.—Thinking you might ed a stovepipe of spiriftu /hraMaft'. It i her receipt. list year being 92,562,630 relish sumetbing, dished and served, from and the upenditurm 81,738,910. this part cf Gods immoral universe, I Tbe American Coa.nl at Leeds, Eng | Liter him: “For State of Maine, in their Report for the will proceed to btaiotws. Raia sod mud Republican cffculs. land, writes the State Department that -year, ending Dec. Slat, 1877, my “That and mud and rain, io the general order of yean the Executive Departments of the the powerful trodae-aninas of England are busineas. I am now in Paris, I|Kmw, Federal government have been inoeraingly tho railroad system uf tbn Stale, u a in a greet measure rorpouaibia for the in­ This corrupt and on^rereire'' trampling on lhe whole, ia ia belt-r condition than ever be­ about 170 miles south uf Chicago. dustrial depnmfou which prevails there. fore, and tho Trank lioraof travel through is a Very fine, country town numbering rights and -Hbertfaa of citisroa without Itis mid that Raprenratative Wood about 5,000 soula. There is sumo wealth the State are, io ell traentials. inferior tn none, fa courirdfa^ia^ of wfoclf, they eall attention to the ringular and almost ra- is well represented here, also. Saloons du .thriving buxine*. here. I have 2stire immunity from asrfaua carnalities for liverril two lectures fore, and expect to several years past.'' This happy exemption u c.stridered a speak hare, to-night, also. In speaking of proof of the safe condition of the rmlrosds, Hell, there seems to be a general stirring govcrumval daring ths late period ol civil up of the dry boots over thia question. w.r and dirorder, has thrown on tho Exe­ the good order of cquipmeata and the The Chicago divines and those of New cutive beads such great .nd multifarioas York, Boston, Indianapolis, Philadelphia rrap.mriW.ty that it fa impracticable for several corporations. The Commimloncvs, very wisely, dcp.ru and other cities and villages are very much the l«d of any department to know much otto all antagonism whether from within agitated over this question. My impres­ •r without that would make lhe railroads | sion is. that they will get more of HaU matro that aomeo} the heads of bureau of the State the object of plunder or some of them, than they now expect. In­ aad sebdivtaioM may have been actuated that bis observations during bis roundtrip spoil, and argue with groat form, that they deed, I am one that believes ia a Hail. by booevt motives fa the discharge uf their convinced him that the Ilepublima party I think Heaven is too good for a great offiri.1 daises, but ebargee to their suboy- throughout lbs country is intact, and that tariffs to suit tho rinromstanco. under many people; just a* I think my bed too dinstrq a good portion of every grade of tbo autagonfam between the Prouder,t (Dd tfo Senate did not extend to the ranks of which they are struggling, so as to yield good nod. dean for the one wbo is unwash­ a living profit. They believe tbs true in­ ed and covered with filth and tormeuted terest of railroads is to carry aa cheaply as with the itch. But. while I bellay. in . pomlbfoao at to iodsoe the greatcat amount Hell, I will tell you some things I do not The report of the fate Senator Morton of burineu and tho iargra; aggregate re­ believain—I do not believv in the “For- □slly be rasorre Mr. Hayes if be will co­ on tho Chinese Question, which has boro ceipts with the smallest percentage of al- gireoess of sin " I think it would bo operate with his (Gfovsr’s) Committee found among bis pawn, i.dicates that he and protect witnesses who disire to tell mere profitable fur the world, if th. afore.' favored a humane and liberal policy toSpeaking of lhe Grand Trunk Railw.y. said mcatiooad divines would rafae thia the troth bat dare not, ha will esra the ward the Cslratfals. la the prosperity ol which tho people of question'squarely usd fairly,—Cha God ctoetn and gratitude of your (bis) eouaAnything that fa nteiaqry fa the way Michigan ere largely intmMed, they aay forgive:sin 7 or can mao sin without suffer- trymea.'* By thia Utter Glover has sue* of investigation by the Democratia Hotsce fag lists penalty ofvfaiatod law T I honest­ crednd in rendering his temperanre prac­ “That the Grand Trunk rood ia reported the eouotry will favor, but it will stand in superior cocditioa ia all respects. ly think chat the doetriae—that a man may tices more th.o duobtfnl. and the degree Twenty six thousand new tics and fire commit sin and go aaXt Ires -is a perni- of judicial fairaem bo may be expected to mile, cf steel rails hare been laid. Enough ei<KU doctrine. Teach men that thrre fa a briog to bearfio these investigations need Governor Vanoe of North CuUiM. steel rails bare been purchased and are in penalty attached to every law.violated; not fo more specifically stated than is in­ after reviewing the eohwwd militia •« Tnsncourse of delivery to complete the track that they cuiut suffer fiw etffy sio com­ dicated in bfo latter. The following is the day, made a speech, in which be ia reputed mitted, both fa this and the life to eorne, President's reply: in this State, making a atacl line complete to bare raid that he and his pnrty did not from Portland, Maine, W Detroit, Mich, and we would have lent ufcrime immorality, believe the colored people had bora proper­ Wiuthingtoo, Jan. 21. 1878. J drunknaam and saloon k asport in the land. Dtten Sim.—I un fa reenipt of your ly freed, usd that tho Reooutraotion set land bu been rebuilt and cxtetMve re- Teach our boys and girh these truths sod patre made on others. Iron bridges are to men will oo longer shock lbs moral sense ।resolution adopted by a committee of the be pfaued at Wnrthfoy 's brook, Oxford aft Iris world by raying jut before they Homo of Rcprre.-nutivs. uo ExpeditesI tbo Treasury Department reqc-_^iag bridgv. Swift's creek and Bryant's pond.'' frel tbsIralLsr draw about their necka, “I in am going to Jretu,” “I am going to glory." my i co operation with tho Committee-to Ths nrirerable vagabond never did a good ita I fanatigatioa of alleged sbusra fa raid Garfield vs Matthews. In lbs Ohio Rspub&ua Bsutorial oau- act ia hat life, and yet he is authorised to 1 I shall be gfad to co operate hsartily . cu Genera! GeriHd received twenty out my: “I ua going to Heaven." I think with tbe Commilua in lhe propored iuvm rf the thirty-seven votes, but thfa was not ligation, and to that end will taros such proper diroctfore to all oSoarv of that or n^atitj of all the members wee n usury for. choice. His friends stood by him till hw name wsa withdrawn, and then they refused to rote for anybody elec.— and steal Juki' money, if Jones resists Thu fart, coupled with the one that Stan­ i ll taka his life,— -ardor fa the rra.lt, your Uttar, that witnosm wbo may testify ley SlaUlicw* al no time received cucr- now hafesmforhfa life, sad aa he ruas before the Committee may beapprahoasivs thaa two votes. it a signifiosnt iudiealico he rnp: “If they rate!; me and I in of losing their piastre if they testify foily that 4Ohie Kepubliow* are not aoariy ao found guilty, I will repent usd I'll go and truly, you are al Hbarty to nature all wild on the money qoertfan aa they' bareo 1mm to glory/' Away with such bosh, subordinate oBccts that ths font of tbrfr this is only, prorafam heU oat for arims. testifying before tbs UommiUao shell not I don't Warn it, I cannot beifavo it- be wed to their pn-Judire. Good worts, jguod drada. manly living and R. B Haras a high standard of morals will, fa my | BUSINESS SLITS. A rarepfate line of COLLARS and ' CUFFS and the OVERCOATING in good Mylon. The day after his oomfaatira for Sena tar, Mr. Pendleton reectvsd the following telegram from Hon. Stanley Matthews “I tender to you my uaecnr eongratnh-' tfanaupon your aunra lot night, and htcA noveltiea in I. our Rradym.de Iteurtment we SCARFS, TIES aad Silk Haadkar^iefs Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. reaching a daciafan that tho tariff should be mafataiised.cvra should it broome uscrasary to put a few Western Rueda fa strait­ jackets, end we hope they wilt do it. Freights sru not olwvo living rates, sod they ought not to be lowered one esut. IU.UnM.TKB MT Plt/TCMKS.—Ous of the great oootrsats between the school books used by the fathers and mothers of CDCOLLINS’D VOLTAIC PLASTER CLECTRICITY 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. GROCERIES tag lhe meaning of words by pioUura, look al the three pictusra of a Ship oa page 1751 of Webster s Unabridged Dictionary, more than one hundred worSe sod far better than they can be defined I description ia wordr. . COFFEE SOAP New York for Liberia, Wednesday. A Romo diapatah yesterday aftaruoou says ths Pope is suffering from a cold. Dr. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, bu TOBACCO. C RAMPTO.N’8 IMPERIAL SOAP CROCKERY IS THE “BEST." STOTTE ‘WA.H.E. ad cf 5500 gallons of Ohio Ware. Vol 22 It fa the brat. Smith Hogle & Preston. L'SIPEL r*Srl)ETECTlVES OF EUROPE AND AMtRICA, HALE’S HOICT OF 80REBDUID AID TAB FOR THK CURE OF CHESTER’S CURE! Bran jegran buhi Asthma, Bronchitin, Catarrh, >U M Bttttn'o,, Urrtfc- WONDERFUL CURES The mid Power CURES Wanzer & Barnes. A BATISSAL STAMAIB Webster's Unabridged. Patents. HVMFHRETS’ Homeopathic Specific* �Duniri Beller. Candotoc’ George Whitney, Hastings township. Jsnws CsmpUiL 1st W. Hastregs c’y. Hberreau C. Priwdle,3d W. Patnak Ryan, Albert Parrott, Geo. O. Dren, DRY GOODS ~ State AEire. at Trenton Iasi sad lie conaidm the Southern <|ore-.um wtlM, and hu riewa on the financial question are acuad. I bare on hand a fall stuck of Dry Goods of latest styles Mrs. Freaoat writes fro Puss that tbe French trials hav« rreulied ia giving and also obligstioas in that country. Tbe official ateiistio. of the Mrttadiac Eptaopri Church change slightly tbe •ummarirs heretofore given The increase of membero far the year ie 4C,783 and the total of members U 1.471,777 . Thsrs M DKESH GOODS of all the popular patterns and best qualities al lowest rates. I have jost icceived a full line of Jodje Gadey. Is engaged writing a rew Uw book upmi "Torts." Ho is to lecture before tba John Ilopkia's Hnivsnity, Maryland, after the midola of February. Railroad CMemtaiuncr William, and Garemor Cmswril hare gone to ih« upper To a few days, but wu do not know tbo •xact date, the bouts ideal al Nashville will play Arthur's great temperance drama, “Tea .Nigta in a Bar loom. '. Thera i» still time to siiliscnbe fqr any of tbs msgnrinea orS^ows and literary of bail fo the sum of 8100 fur his appear­ ance at the next snaioa of tbe Circuit Court, Is adjourning at the Holcl-doThree Mimroaitca have been arrested and fined SU fur killing a n.uskr.1 con­ Cressy. trary to law. ( In the matter ol ths People vs James Tl e Adrian Ttara saya ooc ward in H. Hcidmore e« al. Julien Bihar decided that city has mere people wbo draw npon to srod the panics to the Curcuit for triri the poor fund chai, the whole etty of under bril of 8400 reclf fcr two of the Jackson. Rmpoodcnta, and 8200 fcr the other. The Ontetatgoo Mirrrr ssya the total We regard the action ia tbo case of tbe /-itter a great public yrroog aa well as a district during 1877 was 566 tons, brine private outrage, but all mart Ur to the •bout three tons Ism than io 1370. prewroucn on LiaeoU's birthday, the 12th of Febrniry. and Alex. H. Stephens will make the speech ot acceptance. An “affair of honor" cams off noar Savaaoab, Ga., on th* 12lh tat., batweeu Robert Fishbooa and Waltsr S. Hawley, of Waterloo, 8, 0:, ia which Hawley was A very enthusiastic meeting was held last er ruing at the Red Ribbon Hail, aad ■ drtcrminatiirti •■xprraeed to enforce «verr pruviric.n ol the Slate bw, sod the city fardinancee, fur cartaillog. controlling and sadlhilating lhe train ia all that will That Johnny and I are ont. • I eann-,1 toil the particulars, Enough hu already leaked out Ro sdun, that I'm tired now That Johnny and I are out. Doo t mind tbe fee, Mr. Lawyer, I'll settle your mind of a doubt. NEW TOBK WKIKLY HERALD One Dollar a Year. ary.' Programme tu includa tbe Dram* of •'Cinderella" to bo performed by seme of the Lea: talent iu tbe city, to be follow­ ed by supper and a ball. Tickets for tbn drama and supper 60 cents each. Tickets tor ball 50 roots per number: AH are HOUSE. Dissolution of Copartnership. to which I now invite especial attention. I am selling nt prices that will astonish all. Come in and look oyer my stock. " Menn heavy grey brercoata, Men’# heavy chinchilla Overcoat# Boys' Overcoat#. 2 (MJ Boys' heavy Overcoats, 3 00 to 10 00 Meo'# heavy Satinet Pant# only 7q Heavy knit Jacket# only - • 5(1 /.’all at once, for at theae price# the stock will be cloaed out verv fast. HATS AND CAP 1 keep constantly on hand t full assortment of men Is and boys' Huts and Caps. ISAAC O. LEVI, Successor to Lgri BuoB.. Star Giothing Housq A full line at very low figures. Come and see them before buying elsewhere. sarias" -IU iteSKai 5.":£!eH£: Prints! Store. 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAND RAPIDS. Prints! Drop in and see those late styles of Prints. All styles at bottom figures. . The Michigan Central lUilruad Com­ pany bare made one exmiract with Chicago* t,i deliver 3,000 ears ia DrtruH by the 10th of February. THE STEBBINS BRO SAY Don’t buy any Furniture dr Picture Frames until you have priced their\Goods, for you will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS Mr. 8. Pritt, of Adrian, hasfcur applro of tbo nuM< apacire, which ware gaUiend In tbs fail of 18ft> spparutly as sound aa when picked, a,cd which Icpreserved"by packing iliem ia layers of dry plaater of As cheap aa ths cheapest anti w arranted m good as any in the market. iq the city and attend promptly to all calls inAliat line day or night. ^iniitufn,pejx)t, South Side State St., Hasting* Mich. Russell THE T0LEDO BLABS! W. L. Bancroft, resigned. I. O. G..T.-Th« Gtod Tempta. will hold aaocialou Monday Hfqlnx, Feb. ^th, at their rooms orer J. 3. Goodyear a. A good prognmuM < literary aad moaicab will be presented. Relreshmente will b« provided. Come one and all; and hast a the 28l'j, the tlTib aaatvoreary uf the gaoduma. An ad mis,loo fue c>f 19 usoU “Daacou's b.rthday. A regular vMfashioned tea [arty, with knitting work and gossip, with nimble loaguo anH ready CLOTHING Having bought the interact of H. C Levi in Lhe firm of Levi •firow.. the undersigned will hereafter conduct the businfiM at tbe old Rtand 58, 40 and 42 Canal Street, under the long totablisbed and reliable name of the great one price Stas Clotbixo Houbb, in consequence >f which the enfire atock must be turned into noney at ouce. Notice theae price#: Men's and Boys' Clothing papcta st the low club rates, al which any powers that be. On Monday tat ths C. A L. H. R. R. of thorn are fnrnkbed with the Bas MOL Ths tadies Society connected with the delivered 134' leaded care, to the Grand Trunk IL R. st Port Huron On Wcdnreday night tbe residence of Emmanuel Chureb will l< entertained oa A Cmaopolis Justice has derided that a Tim. Haney on Mill MM, was (study Friday afternoon by Mrs Geo. K. Good., ootuumtd by fire. Moot of the furniture year, al kcr residence en Grren street. was aavod iu a damaged eondiuuu. Lass The gen jemau are invited to tea at six what we term inferior ummah, it will do about »GOO. Partially insured. much to give them a higher character and Wo invito each of our suharribet* to do lone through life. -There ia nothing meaner than barbarous aad cruel treat­ Johnny and I Are Out. / mint af lhe dumb creatures, who cannot neighborhood one new aabscriber for tbe Smith it all up, Mr. Lawyar, answer tu ar reseat the misery which m k> •tuning year. Thu can be eerily done is often needlessly inflicted upon them." Tumble the bottom out, many cares and would be of gnat valor For things are .pieer al our house, Tite Philadelphia Jtare says that J.mm B. Grooms, the choice ef tbe MaryAnd Johnny and 1 are out. The BAJtian Job Oflke has received ’ You sec it is all so rtrange. the ptopcWiliun will probably retry. ths fast week, a largo asaortancut of new While friends and parson were out. atytaof fancy job types, and ia better Michigan to the front ' - A man io Sc stupid a thing should happen, Grand Rapids found a pudet-bevk cunprepared than ever before to execute all And Johnny and I be out. •rising seturilUa worth snd ra. manner of Plain and Ornamental printing, To tea it ia just like a dream. at lhe /owvrt living rates. All tumble and jumble and doubt. On Thursday night of last week Cora 1. Three is mxhing that { can remember Nanon, aged 4 years, daughter of Wai.Save that Johnny aad I are out. lore Norton of Baltimore, died of DyphThe Board of .Saperriror* af Kalsmst x> A alight aberetkm of mind, - roomy refund to take action inward ths theria. This was th. third child in that purvhaM of grounds fcr the County Agri­ cultural Society. - We caution our people to look well to tbeir store pipn and chimneya. If you do not know they are safe, examine them at core. There is almost certainly to be sharp, cold weather yaS. bafcre spring, and tbe danger from fire is very great. STAR NASBYS PAPER joultry fair beginJ cowtinuiwg throe Tbe ciifcagu k Lake Uunni railroad I i has it, Pi ed lunuiog psasenger trrina into ' ; Chicago aad thruagb pMH-ngcrs now hare 1 ; tu < kangn car- at Valparaiso. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, 1 Daiirn- 1877 lhe Hot Sajinaw water I work, jumped 3t»2,tH«l,712 galloiM of wa-! [ ter, an increase of 87.456.11’2 gallons or- ■ j er the amount puriiped in 1876. Who! ! »sy» lhe red ribL-o ia a failure in lhe Sag- i preeetiiatuio of a small birthday memorial and then with a few marc pleasant jekes sod lively jr-M tho "bus" was put into requiiLioa and trie more rcusiou pussd into ike mam -riai of-Auld Lang Sine.-’ BEAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES,of next wvek, under lhe dirtotioa of Un. n W. Finder, M.isted by Brv. E. Spannr, cf Grand Rapids, sad ril at hen in tererted io tbe jrogrersive spirit of ebria tteuy, temperance and the morel educa­ tion of the people. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. EaiktaBntat, tar Btflrt. A Al OS Baxxxn —Wo are haring a netting bare at the Mctbudisl ever held in L'nioo Hall occurred an Jan. ; there is roudcrablc feeling 17lb And lhe prenentaion of that splen­ did edition of the work of Charles IMUc<oe, to James Clarke, Esq., by tbe Indite, a# a token cd their Sppredation ot hie nr. Vieta in behalf cf tempreanee wm lbs | WiiCM.ain, lisa donated hie rreidenev event of the evening. It is sot too much ebureb members snd things look favoreblr ji (“Edgewood") and1 slaty acresuf- lhe grounds pertaining thsrvt >, nrir Madison * to aay thsi Mr. Clarke merit* public appro­ to ttaipnwpJrity of the society. Tbo wwailisr is treacherous, you eau't —in all worth nearly 8it>0jX>0—to the bation and lotc-giaiion for ths work be baa State of Wiseoarin. far tbe tatablishmeui tell in ths maruiap wbsi the weather will of aa IuJa»tri*r»nd IWjnnatory School eight. It is BOW trying to snow. know that tbe ladies raccfcntad there I* Crops .',f wbtot k»k wvll coaridcring facta and acted upon them. Ono cf our Coldwater sxcbsngre, speak­ Mr. 0. G Baker, killed two tore of ing of tbs proceedings of certain young pork day before yesterday, the hop av­ ladies, at lbs depot, says : eraging about 275 puuada apisee. If tbe parents of a crowd of young Our, sc Inwl ia petting slung very ws»l, ladies that visit the depot almost every the unruly sec* hale to too tlx mark. y,Steed.y was an exciting day to ths inhabited. of this rebool diariict A few msu just o«er ia Barry Co , wanted tu split oar distriel in two and they would take a slice uf the south perl and join it --------------------,------to a alia* tbsf intended to cut of of tbs : Amount, 8300.000. ' The Illinois DsparUaort of Agncidture | on me before cheap »» c» WALL JULIUS RUSSELL, octfim3 GROCERIES^ , a—- Commission ,mU. w—■—» CLOVER SEED DRESSED HOCS CaUhfB. At Hickory Corners State ir 1877 at JJbuabekaird' tbw value >77,5112^7#. la 1B7« tk« ^M^wa^^08,U2.yiO. and tbs ratal Ita 4<*i •/ Mo- Jmwy i. •2.l»3>’0. Merchants, VICK’S SUGARS. �and ietereated in and direeriug u tfaaro this emsntry the acevm^rdhsd and gifted •ocgsiraaa. Jenny Lind. The uciteiMa: '"***• •»« appeareoce iu tho United , State, is well remember'd by di euteroeef •Hdle if.. A. w sridroc. of Ms for, Mta i'fei mutter, it ehroitd be rrtwe' bered that be piukily adrawmd *2tM>,0ft> Aa Ewnplo for Young Mm. From As hsrsM tt^es.l I'«mc Fml PhiMeo Taylor B*rnum u a wuro of tbe aid town of Danbury, having I—<. burn at wbet fa new called Bethel. July 5. 1810, and ia now in hie aixty-^hth year His life » written in glowing eharemere en the memories of taro continents. His bo™ ia. everybody a I urines., ehild.bMiW'l youth evn not being excluded lmm an active and emhurisstle interest in it. Tbe man wbs makes tbe people hugb will alway. stand in tho front rank of pop­ ular favorites, and in a lbjurend ways Mr now, in hia grreo old age, liter -tUU.vOU copies of the several cditioM of hie auto biography- have been printad and sold; after Im hsa cn.ui»uned fare tu fare with milHious 'J his rountryu.cn sad of the people in foreign hindi. it b nee to much to soy of biui tl-.ad Im ia the best known tuan la America. Mr. Barnum coaxaenecd hie political lift as a Jsekaonian Demo­ crat ; bro always biken a Uroiy iotreeal ia tbo admiaiMratiuc cf atala and national a four*, but has shntmed rather than sought offias! prexluv. In 1G52 be was strongly- urged l\ party leaden to allow his cause to be lied M a enodidate for Govrnx r This he refused In 1851 be w.a not in foil accord with the Demoentiepany on tbe KatuM Ne­ braska -(Uratico, a*d io 1880 be fully identified himself with lire Republican tarty. In lt"l5 be represented tbe town of FrirfieM io thr Lcgislsture. It wm during this term ' be defended the people Janina* tbo reatcUrpUtcd extortion of the railroads, snd vaperially iu tbe matter of c<.uimntaiioo f.re*. Il wan -during ibis so.foe, also, that tbe unendmunt qf the State re.utilution Striking out lbs wmd "wMte" wm pre­ sented. Mr. Barnum wm active in sup­ port of ibis anwadment sod delivered what both bis pelt leal fricuds aad oppdb cols cl.araet.-rixcl M “owe ut the moot of tewrire, cvmpreheahire aad coasritutfonri spceebiw upon this question ever beard ia this Bate/' In the spring of 1866. Mr. B.iruum wm re sleeted by the Republicans of Fairfield to repmcnl that town in tbe Ix-gialature Ho was chairman of tbr Cummitise cu. Agriculture, and seriously tupporwd Hob. O. 8. Ferry for tbe U. S. Scnsie during than exciting session. In tbe summer of 181’81, Gov. Hawtey ap- W. II. Ilarnun., Ida Democratic opponent, waa elected by a atari! majority. 1875 lhe aubjettof this sketch received lhe Republican nomination fur Mayor cf Bridgeman ; aad, w-lwithstaoditig the rity is largely Democratic, Mr. Barnum receiv­ ed tbe support of all pollties! parties to such an extent aa to be elected by a hudname maturity. Hia administration of municipal aSaire commended itarif to thr antire cuiumuaiij..aod be was strenuously urged tn accept a renomination for tbe mayoralty. Biwincas demands caused h im from England. Mr. Baroom's total »»eripta from rosrii,c cowemta, gives, by Jenny, went |718,161.Jt. At lhe eioea of Jenny Lind's engage meat, in 1851, be organiard hie well-romembered *• Amalie Cwaran. Museum and M cnagerle,” pwrebaoing a .hip and .ending it to tbr East Indus for a aorro of ele­ phants for hie show. In 18MU again entered the newspaper field inrnsting |20 000 in, aad MUblsahiag Th. New Ywk JfwfcwtH/ AT«es. In 1855 «m tbo Jerome.OLxk Company eolaaglomrol, whereby ho wm crrrwlirlaxd with mure than half a million of liabditiwi, not uno quarter uf which he wm ooraiir resnonaibie for. DiaeUrging roere dollar of hie private indebtedo.es, Mr. Baradm. at tbe spe of AG. wm uot only a poor man, but, at foot aiglit, sppareudy a ntinod owe. Iteeuming his tnvsb io 1857, ha again visited England, aeeompaHml by Tom Thumb and other attreciicM, and mad. an extended tour through Great Britain, France and Gannaay. It •ro daring this visit to Europe that Mr. Barnum ftnt de­ livered, io London, bis celebrated lecture, entitled "Tbe Art of Getting Money." In 1839 Mr. Barnum retnread from bw Mevad traBa-.Xll.ntic tour, tbe obj.ct of which had boro to earn th. means to liq­ uidate bi. Jerome Clock Company indobt rdnem. Meantim. hie lend in East Bridgeport, which a tew yeare preriona was arooHl st *38.000, in 1K59 was tax tenet, however, were in atom for him la July, l«tiS, fax popular and famous New York Muarum wm completely destroyed by fore. By thb disaster. property valued at half a million dollars, aad upon which there waa only *40,000 insuraneu, wm swept out of existence. in leno than four months be had, Pb<x. nix like, risen from hie aeha and bit new BUMUE. farther tip Broadway, waa opened U> the public. Three years after Ua oomaltofo. eSt. .u. J—C. c_ Taking E^twct Vov. lltk eutg About that tins • stranger one. ia, having juat arrived am the train. The Wlord, M.yur Beattm, mrikls if he wiahmi a bed. Hs*d«Ancd, saying that be had bean resung all night ia the alesptng ooouh and would att m the ediew till b^MtetttM. The hndlW lbro ar rangod xth tbo ttsaager that if tbe fatter ■•■Bd bo kind coongb to wake op the Clark at rix « flock, bo hiamolf would seek hia cot, aa be neodad aleep. The airanger •ocootmodated him. auaaded teihe yfiUa, aad kept up the fire, until bo waa ruUsved Irom doty by the elert, wbow. be woke up tel eqMated- Th* faudlovd on eosaiag 1877 trelM arvtvs at »'* ^qMEAT WKWTKRM RAILWAY, i-• Hl Jrf.rw. r?"-,............. ‘fess* ftrt Want Jictai & SaiiMi uiunae. KCHIGAN’aND'tHE^SOUTB. Real virtue consists in integrity of bean aad luring par neighbor aa yooreritiCuafneiua. m, What I desire that others should wot do io toe, 1 equally desire noc to do to them -[Gx.fuc.no pan, when une i-a. reformed his euoduct —[Ccnfuciaa. w wab MeTioiresra Sw: tbs mm wnW to toft ■ i .Ms* •• •* **“■ When desperate tile demand a spemiy cure, distrust is cowardiea aad prud.ucw folly.—[Johnson. Il ia the slave that wakes tbe tyrant, aad then manors al the tyrant that ba himself hro constituted —{Grattan. Friendahip is the tonScin. for all rn'iefortunes; but ingretilads dries up lbs fountain of ail goodness.—[ Hicheliew. Puiur W. Xiaasaa Suj.torM~ HARD RANIS IIVISIDH. >nraniaalion of his “ Groat Traveling W orid's Fair,” in 1872. Attar a aaeonaa- bands bleed.-(Bayard Taykr. ful summer campaign with life exhibition, How often do w« rootrsdu-t aha right he pnreharod ia the fall of 1873 a mag­ nificent iron hoi”’ * rules of reason ia I ha whois ocuree of oar bvm ! Reason itself ia tree and just , bet street. New York, tbr ream of srery part fouler mao ia weak and wavering, perpetually awayiax and first rxhibilinn in this building, it, too, turning with hit loternU. Ha paasuna aad waa entirely destroyed by fire, th» lues hie vices—[Swift. •mounting to *300,000. Thus, in a few yearn, Mr. Barnum had lost by lire his costly and beautiful Iraniatan reasdeoce, bi. twogreat moaeuma in New York, and hu “Worid's Fair" Lsildior. tmuiling open him a lows of fully one tnilbon two hundred thousand dr.llare. Vodiemayrd by tbcM frightful iuescs, lhe ruins of fan last named amesenseot building had not eeaaed smoul-tenng ere ba bad his agents dispersed overall the world, eollecting material for a now and greater if-u;' ?S"i! Sials aS ■MWm. nun.si toLwsa b Id. th. PreUl. CMtot «S I MVbisin .U.-'lS. wlu. I«ll,uil sttnstoU tstsarsHU sm is <M < Hippodrome, which in one year from the dretnsetioo of bis Fuurteoolb street traild ing was erocted and opened. It waa in thia building, and at Barnum a sugireation and through hia ialuoece, that tbe evangel tats Moody and Sankey carried on their great revise! meetings in New York during tbe winter of-1875, The rail compuica being unable to fare niah Mr. Baronm with a suSa.nl number of canto tranaport hia maromoth show over tbe eoeutry, he ordered the ooaalruc lion of three train., a.tuisuag of a inO ran epeeully adapted for this parpcee. In 1876 and 1877 ba organiard and put upon JRRMD SANK ASS BHl'eiT lliroro. T.taw.. Wate.li |V.fo -fttrisss.-tJsw; re»Mt'® w.st- mWwi to th. 4r Ji tmistonHa - retag c"> M •*“ r" • iwg.in bri support, aa they did in the mu­ nicipal elective two yean previous. He haa larger property inlmala in Bridgeport than any other single individual in that city, and be baa made liberal denauoua to tbe city, at rarmua times, of land foe parka, achuola and other public improvement., and ia earnestly derotdd to any and all meaa f**r li inatica of hia arconnt books, he fin-la that eighty-lbree millions uf admiaefoo tick Ha to bit principal exhibitions bare been ooh! during tho time be baa been engaged in the amusement Iraafow. And notwithstanding hie great wealth, and tbe C«ct be ia verging toward three acorn and Un, be ia wow organising for tbo acason of 1878 a tented exhibition, that in magnitude, coot, atteactireweM, and novelty, arid editwe anything ever pre­ Mated to lhe public of ibis er any other in J<J.. ^tSijtXT KMlrtt J.4t. AfiRNATra0093 W. Will t.ca a— IUr-1 Tims■ 4ar. -f W) tiro I .a, taasrxtB.’ayr imm -erl every efort, ne matter by whom origsated, that will, ia hia opinion, sdraure be peos{*-rity of hia beloved city. His varied business relateuna with men n all sections of the country and the meld, and his extensive travel, abroad. information, excellent delivery and addreas, a keen knowledge of htnnaa nature, en­ larged by irate! aS over lhe world, quick' to perrrive tbe hdtzrous in all things, and apt in telling a good anecdote in lhe prop er pure, Mr. Banimn i. immensely popehr upon tbe rostrum. From his rocewlly published work, en­ titled -'Struggles and Trinmpba," it is foamed that ho has deli freed 700 public lectures on various subjects in thia couslr i and in Great Britain. Ne sketch of Mr. Barnum , rile would which he baa originated, owned or mao. ’“"^rom 1831 to 1834 Mr. Barnum nnb- liabad his fint Newspaper, Tbo Hioall of JWeifowi Dfapcaiag of this he shortly afterward bad hm attention rolled to au wdrertisemeut In tbe M.ibd.lphi. Inrreir _ ..._ >L— —l. .e . —. -, । NOW JUDGE Depth of Ptouohmfl. Tbs depth one should plouirii must ever depend upon certain conditions, aa ths character ot tbe toil and the ervpe to be grown: but otbre thiugs/Ceing equal, a deep, fine, mellow soil is arrays to be pre furred to one that is thia aad overlying a hard, unbroken aubeoiL Right incbm of well pulvtfimd, rich, <mDw, top s*4! ia a pretty good standard to aim for au most lira.—quite aa much m we have mscure for ; bat in order to reaeb ths sight ineb, with • common plough, I bare found a great help in the steel subsoil plough, without mouldboard, a nfoi^h which sim­ ply kxMcas ths under sod without bringing FOR YOURSELF 1 /V.te. and neighbor* that then? i no need of borrowing the Rannes to read, when they may have it all to fhe/naelv e l BuMa SOMIIS. to Uw bMMtolMCr.sopH ^^tapil.50 PER YEAR insylvania 'OraLL. ■tax. The Rural New-Yorker s-assESEs fcAJSttl W*.„ ««>«.! L jnXMieaci an EiPMiinreal mi i FILES. ;tte;snarsi"sfia: The BAxxKiJbr a rear be ginning with Jan.'1. *78. The BEST paper for the people of Barry Co.ia Pull Market Rajrru Tie Ysietaile Gariefa Sjetiiltj. imiimmim. until Dseewbcr 27, 1841, •! appeared a. jsupnctnr of Annirtn Muarum ” then Io corner cf Broadway and Ann York. It wan daring hfo e Ths Eel Ire Paper Finely IBwstrnted waM M rore^roStow nrerTari iSTsiSjE ^hn*)Msi POULTRY WORLD. __ Knnruaa. i«.i >« Railroad � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-02-07.pdf 2feee50b7c282e9bd3a30c95a0c6d1c3 PDF Text Text *— toasayaats? *•— pmiwiL tia BtBHBS MS n«n rarwt re ox ni.c wrru ' VOL. 22. NO. 41 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 | L. Closing Out Sale 1878. < E. F. BROWN £ I. DETER. LUCIUS RUSSELL,*'*”- Tubular Lanterns with guards Brass Pel lanterns 100 Champion cross cut sawa 100 dot. warranted mill files 8 in. PHYSICIAN A BURGEON E* a. a*-., tt^i. 100 dos. warranted mill files 10 in. 50 dot warranted axes ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR 1000 nests tin pails (our make) 100 dot. 6 qt milk pans (oar make) 60 Kegs Burdens horse shoes 1000 lbs. horse nails finished 300 boxes glass (8x10) bf i i i k * Wo have a large and varied assortment of Cook Stoves, Heat­ ing stoves Tin Ware, Shelf Hardware, Horse Blankets, Feed Cutten, Bob sleds, Cutten, Wagons, Corn shcllcm, Heavy and Light Hamess, 4c.. 4c,that will be ctowtl out at I PHYSICIAN 4 SURGED!. South Carolina b the political a weU a lhe military key to Um Booth Athntirja Lraianab to tha Gulf Scaia. Ifwabad remitted them by supporting their Ugili- Don’t foil to call and secure a bargain. jV. B.— irSew you Aare read thin ptene hand it tn your neighbor■ Yours Respectfully. • ' OK. Wil. JONES. Ttwre b no 4nob* that • IkpaUbu de­ foal in New Hampaltire would ba • Mtludial calamity. If thorn waa ot* * time and place wlien and where the regular atganiaatioo thoold U maintained intact, and abould be rattrulled by thorn who lar the evil effeete of the aerreader of the Southern Stalaa, that time i. bow, and that place b ia the approaching campaign in New Hampahire. The trouble in to eirfl eerrxw re form grew* oat of the imperfect etatemeM 'lijiii And all other goods at proportionately low prices. Wassisotow. D. C, Mot. 84, 1877. i pro* or N. H. Snrnrn.J 1 •be. each 70c. each 3 c. per foot 16c. each 20c. each $1 00 each 75e. per neat $1 50 per dor $4 50 per.ksg WHOLE NO. 2087. Greble <fc Russell. DENTIST Itaivilk liciipi. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CUASCIkT PhwM anraikia aira la I Great Aeus aban Joomeot of lbw purenimeota result, in an apparent, though ebiefly rammcvri^l good. It will prove to M an illusion — Ther. can be no good ultimately raauhiug frot. I neglect to obey or an evasion <1 the fondamcntal law. Thera an only rri! The Holidays are over and Lewis Stern has decided to sell his stock of Winter Goods at or below cost, consisting of ra«,sffi,imEiiJMSTS, 2K"- FIBST GHANA FBIZE “Made a msket for your hop poire, I conclude. XaCcrfarooba V mid that pmclebmu. “How much do you wiah to pay down V “The whole amount 1 do not want ■ any mortgage upon tnr valuable landed aatate. It moat be deeded to Catherine Braley and Albert Eatarbrooka. Kilty ■ gUng abarea with nee in the raterprue; ao it will be no neat JcM if the pnee at hop polea core down before wu get th* STOVE Something government. created by and rcprrecntiag that policy, io the hope of raoeUialion, was. in toy opinion, a direct though aniatcnUonal vhlatiou »ud almndooBkcnt of the policy itedf. Il it no answer to ■inee the inauguration. A. mraal oar phot h in th. taucuard of the battle — Faltering win he fata), and defant ia New Hampbiire at thh erbia will, I faer. be fi­ nal. I do not remember a time when mo­ ons' acemed to tee no important ainoo the eloae of the was Fortunately the Repub­ lican. clUK Buteshire bn&rntaad&r principle* and oimprehcnd the fall impor­ Dr. Kingston, glanced al the miabter Mr. IJacola said,‘*a bag job* to -re th* tance of lb* occasion. We ahall unite, we .ball cling tagethcr, we ebalj triumph. Union—but ww did it, and at too great .As erer,' truly youra. erat to jsatify aorrvadcr to an aoemy who literally lay is bin hat ditch whan Prwi dost Haya wm inaugural*;. Bai wha of all thh ? It b history.— Just received First Price at Wisconsin State Fair and at our own State Fair at Jackson, DETROIT h the prens. i» txt denied, provided not interfiirr with the diaettarge of Ecu] datfea; bal by I beer are.pt’M^oyneol from the onion they LserXortf Smm?thhr ^tlfcfail WORKS. re ever given, Mia Smith." ther waa wiodtnr hii nub. when playfully co hh tilde pel. Let sm our mw up.'' 'No,’ mid the child, l Want my euee wound sp, far 1 rut it to run alFdayf , Just out. THE JEWEL COOK! thm it had done far yam. pr—ion wm baring it and hope lighlnd up bet eyea. When lie two women were at but left alone, they rieartd up the table, and aa they were waUiing the diahrw Mra. Kdgaftoa aaid : '■Hannah, thh aeema like old tint* The most beautiful am) scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove You and I need to work toeetber loop yaare ago, when we were giria. How f now in the market. long it BMUM r! •‘We Kula ibemgb: thru, May, of the triala and nehing hearts whieh awaited u» la the future. Coaid we bare beliered it, ihrnr • Oh. ao I It waa well we were ao iguoreal of the fatwa.'' ••I bare often wondered why there la such a differware in lhe dirbioo of uorrowa and hippies*, in thh life. Some par. th rough Ilf. wkh ixnhlog lo trouble them , everything they undertake h aoc 1st.—Mgmts POWERS & BARLOW have a stock; ocarful, oo aickama or lorn of friend, lo of critically selected goods for this market, exceed­ MUM them pein. Other, ye juM the op- Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable PUnished Copper Reservt ATTOMFCBY AT f. J- fvi/i, Camaie, Sin aS Onmeital PA I N TER Al A. M. !Urt'» Carriage Shop Jefleraoa 5L, - GENERAL BEP A1B SH OP fHMtM. aa* Vtelaur. <“• k.e ia Aart—Uamt HaM. ter iba a»~*J •» *•“ Gumming & Filing Saws — H.U, I. <te .b. Wm- H. Goodyear pHlMlOTtSAL CEJOa. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. nr.uW. Pn»«iplw~ «“d F.mil» K~ip<» ""W P*- o^ wiU. Drag. .nJ Cko-'^ “Well. I did think fwoold gir. you a thanes to go iti -with mo In my inyeatmenl, bat I .hall dll no meh thing w«. A gow«, indited I When you aw my marble quarry in full operation yoa wQi'wiah your feathers bad begun to grow I I bate •ot KM a wry hoary beard yet, bat I do think 1 hare something in here,’' and be A. GOODYEAR. FACTS TO BUYERS! ing in variety .the combined stocks of all ngher Hard­ ware stores in the city of Hxstittgs. ' 2d.—POWERS 4 BARLOW are the onlydedera in Hastings who buy direct from the Manufacturers, and en avoid the addition of jobber’s profits to lhe cost of their goods. • 3d.—This house is the newest in its line, and, un1 ike its competitors, has no old J~ ’ *i—• were bought when goods were _---------us to place before our customers goods of the l»eat qualities and atrles, al least 10 per cent km than our competitor's goods cost them. W e abo haw tlic reputation for honorable and fair dealing worth preserving, winch gives security to purchasers ugninst iniRreprerontntioiiH. Ilh.—For UK Mke of Baking pno» „ do not tewnte -OioWog Ont atTlH of good, or <Uol .tote for nnw. &•<* or -U old . “U wm no* in year line of basilica, I that's lU reason. Do you uppn® Ata-t ’ jali would null a few aero, of Lu. ledge, for j nothing; but if be find. that lh» land to mH, ha will mal game, and hoU os to hb I im ... at " . “Wril.“ mU Afawt, “Urnre in a ' tinman here free. New York that wuaHi “ like to itneat it, thia bu.in.-n. No one kw>«« of atty psrAam m yet but oar-| rebut, asd wo <m> keep It a Meat a k«.j; maha, the exa.t figure, being 4OT.TO4 ia lhe one case, and only 393,153 ia th. Olher. Th. department, in which the in crease of populatha has been gnateM are the Seine (Baria), 190,700; the Nord (UBe), 71.8SC; the Loire (8c. Ethan.) 40,040 ; lhe Ncurtbe^t Mwelle (Nancy) 39,000-; th. Girod. (Bordaaai), 30,000. the Finial-re, 23,000, and the Marne, 21, Don't you euppoae, if the Lord had known the linac waa ooming when aueh fallowB m John Morriaaey, Hioabox Bat ler and Smlh«.g HilCTreu would* mak. lawn for thh rouatry, be would hare told Noah to pay of Um men and atop work oo th. ark, a. he bad decided lo pcatpoac th. �Aswtatrtaw.D. d, Feb. 1,1878 । SAMFOHB'S UMCMCin. 5o et; lstatbs aosmsato Lr the ether । Wfee iuespHosble sdepae s^fkrcl by wmrJy every sae of our srrvwl industrial end 11 oauBcrcial iatereus after the convening, J nek sou on the Uth of Janaary, lb7B.— 1 uf the 45th Cvugram in extra a asm jo Iasi The Htowiag grand oflnoa ware chxtad: I (leteber. earrpt tbc genera! dietrut eatsr-: Grand Master—Jae. W. Finch, Adri mined of its abihly is aecoMfuDy cope 1 afetioo over unlimited aihsr, oheuM the HeadbMysro. and requiring wisdom to solve. All through We do not Wieve the HepwbHeans of The c-inniry ran stead Mtbsidki bettor the Spring. Summer and early Autumn this CoogrwmUrat D .trict km employed signs of baaiamu rerirel, wUub. isDowiug, than it ran stand repudiati-m. ' The House lbe-£uy(<- to .peak fur them. At feart, clmeo the grealor of two evife every prnoodiag panic had proved the esrws know tba llcpubfiesM of Barry county, lain harki agars aad furvruaaers of s oom Wbot if lhe trauate should p- the o/motf kJMUi'm uualy endocac tbc ectiea of piste rrotoraLioe of ooefidsaMe oral pay pur- Wraul Ull by a two thirds vote, and ibe. our able and popular lUpreaentauve ia ity.ceoiiaaodiomnltrpiy; sadlheCmiiag: a veto bo ssataiaod ia the itousc. would it Congress, Uoa. Jaime U. McGuwao. ia wm sewers) that wo had soon lhe worst ofF sot bo a pretty ksso satire 00 ths aasumod voting againat tba paarego of lb. Kami Grand tWctary—William aujerw. alalramaubip of tbe fonuer body* bill, and ad! K>a<aia him in voting againai Grand Rapids. fealisg <>f iasaewrily aumc with the meet­ f/ndiitioa in any form, at all timer ,aad Tbar. will Le ao repudiating end to Grand Lretuter—Aijthooy ing cf Cuegram, sad is a few weeks it wm in all pLuew. T.ts Ulaod Uli ought net U gore, nothing Lui wind. Lexiogtou found that we had, sowmAuw. retrogvndml becoxa a few, or .ally other Ull, which Grand Chapkiu—Rev. J. If tbe repudiator waul, any Hood ^|Eiatollia very dapthaofatmtaalien Al s ra eneipcla the werkisg men !o noeiva 8a CATKRRHAL AFFECTIBIS, of bwwdroda of thousand af dollars jnat ml, be will bate lo draw on Mo own eeoli tat a d.Usr, aud then pay 110 cent, bills, rendered nacensary by the partim for a dollars Wore b of the i xvararirs of =-dignity of the precodiag House, ware life, which is precisely the effect lh»l pe.-f.-enad and paamd. The extra fepaxl wouldre.nl: front the jamage of tba Ull_ ... ..Lili aL.« i iaU lhe raguhr session and ia iba two n.onlbe aincu elapsed, not one practical step baa beea taken to soooarage a retam -DutrLr deput|r (Irani uu-tci. m (o- of cowSdoMo aad tore again into the chan«a: finrtdJ . I 1 . , t>4a cf pro!table trade, ibe hoard'd umans jailaati Secc |i, re-wia Giant, Xomwc, of our capitalist* Excluding • very few , The uaexpeelwl vote of General Gar- j bird, James |H Farnham. CmempalU , wHom practical sUusmanahip Lae been field io lb. Ohio Lo<iaUicro troubfe. tLe ,M “t Fomft, O.-ETHM, -KflMMTM; Fifth, imneuetraud ia past years, it is Mt that silver agitatiwv They my k vw due lo I ' ’ I A. D. Eldred, T<4tooolu; Sixth, L. I>. Coogrrm bai dcvclopel a degree of wis ••jerristent lobbying.' 1'erkap. so, but' ■ Briggs, Leantag; BcvaotbrG. W. Robert- ■lorn that would hardly sufioa far tbc con­ tba vote on the other aide might just m ' . 'zt Her t Monty. , imm, Mt. Cfemeota. Eighth, Jabn A. Gib duct of ordinary township affaire correctly be said lo be due to parsstant Tbe Great ' 1 Ztp.H.1 son. Saginaw City . Ninth, Grorre HB1, The nraap °f *>»” Matthews silver res Portland ( Tenth, R. H. Oabute, Caln- olution >Rer ibe waste of many valuable The K sat ark y Legwlaiaaa, i atoaoely weeks on a matter that only amoeeu U Democratic, refuare to Mi with the nation­ Committee uu Juri»piudeu,\ liu^h' an exprcarsia uf oj.in'km, baa clatel tbc al flag tying orar three. The Proudcnt MeCnriy, Coronas; J. W. Chaplain-1 advueale* of the Bland bill and faprwMcl •DI bare to go down and aciBala'' Graft* Rapid.; Wm M Webber. Kart| dpcum.cn of lb: iUopjreacnU. Ifeapite ineeraneea tda Saginaw. graphed hence from lime lo time that the flveator Barnum is right wbeu be My a ■Masurw was steadily losing atrengtb, ami that nothing eaa disrupt lhe Democratic who dreirc aa "nl’alnta moccy ” aid uia of iba ‘Matrcpoiitjur' ^rros to the msao party. Such a trifling thing m repodia I renew of tbc fart, ao regard to tba ecp effect, it appears that precfeely the reverse ply of tbc'precioua icefade'aod the ramootico will not truuble it a kt. Th. East, rn wm true, aad lhe remonHisatioa of eUvae brother will protest mildly, bal bo will ; rtiretreu ofailr - ii fbt and dr.r. Mr. seem, now areured, even against a I*reaidcntial. veto which Is not at all ereuio — cause in thia afeecli, ami it ia only to be CotuaUteo 00 lodges—J. B. F. Curnot probable, indeed, many think. Tbc n^retiod that the Hmtag is so little in- p.. Hint, C. F. t'.ibaro. Bay City , II. vote in the ffeuato Friday stood ayes 43 lo raejluii-jo- Ro,.iblioaa—Tern. 71; nays, eliccd lo iiaten t rielMrtadfetta aad care- A. Calvin, Adviail says 21 Among lhe Lewisr were 19 5<i Duroecraiic—Tom. IIS; nays, S3. fal arrom-nt’ . '1 J_ ___ • 1 RepuUicnna and ibe latter 7 Democrats Urruaud 1 Wool's Tariff bill ia no', like­ t Tb3 Grand Chapter ofi tbc Royal Arch In the House Monday tbc vote stood ayes ly to eueceel. There bra boon qi.no >1 utocs cTMidiigsn was recently iu sea 189-116 Detuocreu and 73 Republicaui. enough tariff tinkeriag for th. proic U Pendleton M Home _ A eirralar pwr»<rtiagto ou-w fo ci, tbe 1 rdiou al Detroit, the aJdrxev of the re- pays 76—5ti Rcpublicncs and S3 Dcwm lluunevo io re&nenUy disturbed wiAcut Democratic workioginciq of C.naaaali Wat' ftriog Grand li^h l*ri<rt, Gen. O. L. crau The Whiskey Ring aaffared a ae introducing thia new dement, aad Coe' di»tril'Utc«J a: Cdumlay, Ohio, before tbe Spaulding, sbowi tint tbe Older ia flour sere dclcabywlerday in the Hosm, aa tbc grun will act wisely ia 1st ting al! such DtnaoeratU atoew fn tin n*miaatioo of a ■ahiag io the Rot4 Arch degree., in thia1 tmthern Paeiflc ring did oa Tuesday. State, and in mreti-rr. bare mweh to ea- Tbs initiatory atop Oaa redoction of ths Goreroor Smith of Wfeoouma, ia hia ia I , W; ired Pesdxtoe in uoferaaurtd terma aa I courage them The f?Jowing eftr.-ra tax on this Dewx>crst& beverage was, m STRAWBERRIES, augural, strongly urges an adberaace to charged, and generally believrd, allempud an arfriocrat and a friend of the bond- Wrro elected for tlif enaning jeer: Ix-ldrrv, and said ' IF ia auch terrible I Grand 11. P.—y. J. Krqgtr, Grand' under ooxtr of a bill to extend lhe lime ibe paliay of epccic rwaumptioa, a remoaetiauion of ailrer oo aa equality with gold times -j there you <!bc< aach a man a* I for 11 a withdrawal of whiskey ia bond lo Deputy Grand II. P.—David C. Spaul­ Joly 1,1878. Btaekbars, a name always if-pemiUe, bal mx other wire, and oxaPendleton to ibo t'triirel Staten Senate ding. l.you*. nggeatire of titty loathsome malady and Grand King — S 'IL N'ortow, Foutiacalways counted oa lo support every dcctiou tbe Deni'xra.i ■ pany of Ohio, i» Grand Scribe—Uba*. II Axtell. LanoTerwbriminxly defeated?' Government U medieval practices. Uefunner Bamsiug who bolds his plar. by the lafiatioeieu do not iriamph ia th. । Facia for V^len. lhe grace of Eph. Hollsnd'v repeater*; ' pevoeot Ccugrem, their task will bo fur-! Jbe following facta Harris of Ya , Tucker from lhe ram. oom ever bopeiem again* iba tide of returnmg I ante I'sislegwa la tba Trade. I (sale all hcnrel men munwealth, sad. in shaft, abuut rrsry reason, and, av we hope. iba brook-water ' • United Sutea. Grand ChaplainDcnijeral of the | achy derma lo«fs* order, I 'lnnd Haren. specially dittinguisbed thraxlvw ia advo­ up power. w»« luwc The Philadelphia Prru tap iba Demo, 1 GiAdC.ofHcr drilimd nation. cating t be bill. It wm estiauta that iu cratie feeder* seem to be aa ignorant of ’ peaaage would pompopb lhe pirm.nl of iba grand taetiea u trtf, sad an direct-, .'law, u u» Kau-M Of inn iw-puuitcnu , (J tag all their ruergiat towards buildiog up । party, baa vewbrel ll;4 bigbrat point . L, be made ap by taxing other utUoa of aa auxmg rivDis-d nation. ' j comity to the poor man's Brfavg, becauw, I TblrJIv—Tl.t v.ry Gr\J>,j»’.drh lire I m I Mid, it wax regarded aa lhe fir.t »tep 1 towanb the reduction of iba whiskey lax frroi 90 io &<> ur e»»o 23 pte gallon. I Tbc Lanaia^ JIvopMA-ia rays: Ex Great familiarity with the prieripL-o uf Governor Straw of New Hamfwbire bra mark i> ImluiM -a lafermr •—u z~ itei political economy are o-x auoeevuMry to Mo grain bin views as to what will be the of tbe Voivcraity, Regvntlirant, in ktetr-l praeuoal results of the retnouvtiniiue of that moot rereauai era now berdy su£ ; silver to the hl-oriag riaajn of New Ko; ply to ILgrot Rred, arntel that he be Grail.'1 eiaat Lr cureeM tap anam, tan. eoflea or jfeved tbe Doctor b:d ;bl-cR™ 10 .. the .1™ befcngrel a. lac article eras more abeolatrly arenaburan enudr. The D»ct4 rvjilfed in tl< •ary, would bear bal to make ap the afiiurattre, au-i stated dratbe Mreupt.d (mporiiet s|tsal conflict Lesriags, Fester propoaad aa aareadmeut lo the effect that aay radustsue J ibe tax vg», Va. Tbe waa iu< spodirut. The vote stood area 143, I 5th, Clb aad "lb, Eegiu>ci.l> Michigan In- nays 114-nearly all DoMaorat.. The IxuWy io tamp >.f iaalrecliuu a*. Furl foalteg ia quite flatural that this movemeal I Wayne, near Drireii.Jutlag iba mouth of.] ia juc of reflex action front the illicit whieI August, 1841, lo the] tact, that by joint I ' Rroolati.ro Mo- 37. of lhe Mwmon of 1873, W. A. Palmer. CLOTHIERA full line of Undershirts and Drawers. BCSINK88 sod for FALL TRADE. ______ __ Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT ooa-' S’^TB and OVERCOATS, DRKM5 ri-’ of a nice line of WORSTEDS and In FurniaLing Good, wr ha BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. I ths latest styiro in the BEST CASSIMKRES .nd CHEVIOTS BUSINR8S SUITS. for WHITE SHIRT « the (Sly. -»“* CUFFS »ad the OVERCOATING in good stjlm. fete* mreekia in SCARFS, T!W and Rift HanAmhief. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. E3 COLLINSES VOLTAIC PLASTER To thooe’wbo wieh lo buy LIVER COMPLAINT D’ZSFXI’SX^, .aAfcrH-fnag Us End. I । GROCERIES, ILnaluna. HarMparilla, Yellow Ib^k. Stillingia, Dudelmn. ' WiH Cherry, ami other Valuable Rroaedira. ' W . JOHNS TOX J: CO. COFFEE. SOAP TOBACCO. CHOICK Fima AND GARWi IMPERIAL SOAP CROCKER Smith Hcgle A Preston. B.M.WATSONaOld NlV'EI nvi T« acta ri““rl)ETECTIVES OF EU WPE AND AMtRICA. afaiTofmton W boME own. HALEN NOWiiTHETIIKTOSKURKIT NIET OF HOKEBOUKD AID TAB ONLY FIVE DOLLARS roil AN ACRE FOR THX CURE OF McCarthy, roImt a gilicb, Detroit. Mich By G n-cwvi generally and by Z. B. WILLISON, Hratinp, Mich table to tbe w< room, library i Tie*. tu facilitate the payment of the < fe.-al goverumeste of Sooth Caroline aad I one, bLxuka have been prepared, by the I 1.ruisiaaa to armed mobs, very fittle hope • A girl who furmedy Ivwd ia Sa. Lewis writes them Coluredo to sa old friend. I S.vrelary of Mate, tu ea-iak au.h elaiaraeu Ii of । unishiog tba irnaagnmora is iadulgt^ " This ia the hamfeomwc 200 acres I ever i ic ms L ing their proof di servio. in b«u; and the eubetitucioe of Kroos pul my fijot down on. " Her Gther ought i Tbrwo blanks will be>at, on re<|<seat, to ' pure Ku Kluxers A5 political oflrissi.s -tu get 100 sems mors and have a lawn aruond brv foot -Cbtieogu /Gyrer. I 'nttod Soos if Industry vras held recent­ any gcreou, nakiag tor them, whose sama oftcials, appe. re to be steadily progreroiiig ly st Grand Hapda. The aefwrte .bowed appear, upon lhe Audik>r General's lufr at tin bcbrMs of Hampton. Hievena, U :be Order to be in n v»ry fleurishlog noa- of tbd above named Regiments, as enticed mar, Gurdon aad Hfll diAoa. The sresion wm long and hsrmo- to Math pay; which latl have been made In 1875 Holman'• anti re Midy rremlu li m pud, only 33 members dceliuing lo aioan—the tremnrea done very important and LI. d in lbs Bute Ihrpartiarat The undcrrngawl reguoto sU [-ersufla eommii tbemralvim A fair iwo-third. t* tbe .mfer This is coospathtivaiy s new .vdre, tot nevretbehwe is <mc cf the so- seeing Ibis wotios, who are sntiiled to pay majority wm olx.ined ia lhe vote Tured.y callvd sreret soeilMB that is, fhuogb of re as above, in writs lo lire SccreUrv of Btala,, oa a aimilai proproiltoa; but area th.t, ; . t.*« throws th* tobbivw prevent her. in fall <r»t origin, rd npl practical vales to tbe |«ople, and ia slowly Irnt rwriy growing 1 They will recaive* prttnpc attention.— form, into the greateM eooetaruaikm. But, 1 ia f ubKe favor, sad is. In tb« not distant There ja n* need ot eoeenltiag claim oatwuhuaading this fcrmal rammiimrat fotorr to be reegoised as otw o[ the must sgenu ue al tome yr Tl. tan-.uots due. of members by tboir own votes to an opvaliubio uf the Lumauitsr-an societies ia ' them are small at best, and may be re caivsd direct from the State Departrareit, ad by party c-ooreMiooa, those ej-praad u> ibcccMjry. Tbe fuliowiag uScera were cloctod for| by CJbwiag tba inetfucu-MM hare given. tbe steal* engineered through Cungnna 1 Upon applmation, if tba <daim.nl s name almost every awaioa, should uadrewaod , afjvsre upon the proper Hats, blacks ail) that adroit managwn, supplied with Inada I U. P.-li.A Widgnr, Infag j be sent at ooee, whish the claimant wiH to bribe tboir wsy to ibo Treasury vaults, O. V p'— E. Waon, Grand Rapids. fill up, make calk to, aasi return to the are bore; aud thorn guatfemso who flad it G. 8 —G. s. TowEnrem, Hmtiap. Tbc cLim is then diSfrttomfeths pU «i « vsUlifedl G T.—G. E Wardell, Gm nd Rapids. {feervtary of Stets. G. Trwuts— Gau M. Ifevaj, lUa- j ready to bo taken up isl actol upon by puree or tLe asductlrc wifes of s baadaomo j tiagK J. C. Craig Gram! asprie. Jaaeph Blake. Grnndraie G. Banihict—WiNiaan ArxA-we, Grand ' RagHp G. J. a-Wnrreu s. Crippen. FmUr Btaiian;- Waa. Moore, Naore, Oread Graad K Ropdfa; A i .Vw—m CHESTER’S CURE! Bimijgjjmj) rekdt -Asthma, Hrnnchitit, Catarrh. WONDERFUL CURES ISittkX-XSK.TssL-''KE“! ™oab Grace’s Salve .REGULATOR a K. aanTESTOK, Prop, XT. Thelen Pew;- CURES HUMPHREYS Wanzer & Barnes. A XA1I0XAI ITAMUI Webster's Unabridged. BLUNTS Homrepaihlc Spacltic. �* * ** 1 J. CBA#T!'Noti<>e f Notice! Tbe Good T-mpkre held a aecia] on Munday or cuing at thsir Hall, which was a very pieemnt affair Receipt* 118.00. The thaiita of tbe junior publisher of tbc BaMNEit. are tendered Io Isaac Wil. in C- MeAlilttre, trkd at the hat term, •nd rerik-t for pUiattff real trad by jaiy. A new tri.1 waa granted tke MnisM utt the payment by bin of a’d coats and an attonwy ire, of »25.OT. May k Fran for pWatiff. V. G. Holbrook for defrod- wm accepted aad adopted Ayes—AM. Dewey, Bundi, Toatijaaoo, Winklctnan sod T«t»s-5. \ DRY I have on hand a full titnek of Dry Goods of latest styles and also " Our Gsytnan friends will edebnte, lhe 1st antiivcreary nf tbe luanjuration of President L&syea by a Festival al Union could have bsen avoided very well, after Hall on liteiereaing of March the 4th. the Julies held tbe paniea for irial. C. The Red Ribbon UKstiogs Sunday af­ H. Beutr for the Ptopfe, J. C. Fitsjmld, ternoons aru lieromiog very iaicroming. rrpsmented Hr Mr. Adah. late Prosecuting Mr. Dickie • in speak next Sunday nftev- Attorney of Ottawa county, for the rnsj uanoon. nod Ue hops the peopk will turn deut llaebae! Shepard. Tbc cLaneery eiuvc <4 Horace Huiter Sarah J. Moore, cl al. not being ready The edups of tbo B.utxn will address the people u Caledonia .Station oa Tues was stricken from.th^CMendar by cuacmt. day crenbif, Fsb ISlb, on the tamper- Swerwry A Mn»p|x-u for complainant, George Hnppea for defendants. By convent the chancery awi of MUo Yes, w< will take use tord of wood in larnarat for the Banmek for ono year, Phillipa re Hiratr Chase, noticed for from any ' tun, woman at ehiM in the bearin.- on plmdings and Proofs.—Milo Phtilipa cl al. rs. .Hiram Chase, bill to re­ county of Berry. ' deem, pleadings and proofs,—aud David Tbe ll^J Ribbon meedng iaat evening Halleck H at »». Hiram Chase, bill tu re was one of the largest and mou entbuaideem, pleadings and proofs, were stru-ken Mtte IrtDpatancc mestinp rear held in lie from the Caleodar Svreo-y A Happen city. Tbc good work gc®» bravely ce. for Phillifw k H3Uk. C G. Hulttrook TbecaM of David It. Kogere va. Jobs Snegga wm continued ce the usual terms The aMUmptit suit uf John C. Baker an appiiottiia uf tte' plaintiff. Strscary rs. Henry C. .Peck bam et al. hiving brew & Knappeaifor'jtklnufi, C. G. Holbrook settled, Waa atrlAeo from lhe Calendar.— for defond.Ot. ' James Clarke snd Wm. Burgher for ap­ pellee, Swvvacy A Kosppcn for appal C. Heath, trial by jury, for resiatir^ an t>^>. tUl 11- 'UM, H dress goods ' at<a_ j to which I now invite especial ' attention. • I am selling at ‘ prices that will astonish all. Come in and look oveh my stock. 41 44 WA2STZEH & BAR7S7B8. LAST GREAT MASK MN HATS AND CAP i keep constantly on hand ' i full assortment of men's and boys' Hate aud Caps. If we don't sell our overcoats at the prices we hare marked them down to we will carry them over until next year. All Overcoats BELO H* COST We offer a fine all-wool brown beaver overcoat A full line at very low figures. Come and see them, before .■ buying elsewhere. Dr. Blown of Haling*, preached in The foiljwin;- accounts were preoceted: Myrtba Kstcllt. aged two yewrt, daugh­ ti Mt.h_d.aL church buoday eveuing, Nclson Rich, watching Haney's fire | 7a Miltea Runyan ■ 751 ter . f Mr.'and Mn. Wallace Norton, of auJ Mr. u.caey ot lii.LsiU.apa; the VnraGoo. M. Dewey, printing 1 1 75 Baltimore, died on tin 2d ioau of dyp. laia chuich bunday muiuiug. Cowl evuveued al iiaaimgs uu Munthrria. ThU is the fourth child in tbst Prints! !urt' Bn bsl, kn Reflri. For S9 Worth 815» Fine all-wool black beaver overco.ats for 10.00 worth lfi.00. Good iur beaver overcoats, brown and black, for 7.50 worth 12.00. Extra fine all-wool fur beaver overcoats for 13.50 worth 20:00. Heavy grey satinet overcoats for 2.50 worth 5.00. 'Heavy brown chinchilla overcoats for 2.50 worth 6.00. 19*A11 of these Overcoats are from 15 to 40 per cent, lower than can be bought at any other store in the city. Prints! Drop ia and see those laU> styles of Prints. All styles at bottom figures. ALSO SELL A PAIR OF PARTS ■resrteJ Th» Cireuit Ccurt. The Fcbcjaiy term of tbc Ciroatl Conn far Uiia county opened et 3 o'clock oo talking abuai csugtaLing to \l»bu>gtuo Monday afterprion, His Honor,' P. T. Territory. We think n a good move on Van Zilc on tfo: lenoli, lhe «lcrlc and olh- tbrir । an. Hois Uur wont wish is snccM. STAR As cheap as the cheapest and warranted as good os any jn the market. J. FURNITURE. until you liave priced their Goods, for you will save moiTey by it. Everybody knows they are the only One Dollar a Year. ’£• I 1878. HOUSE. jnTOBKffniLYKULD. THE STEBBINS BRO SAY ^oife’t-bu<any Furniturfe or Picture Frames I **F7iVno««. .>• foroiuOroo.lin. I i i. Hl*r r.i« «r» ; l» rIvsaat |-I><S. SI.Wl VICK'S PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS , _ lilutraui Pneri CaialtiB. to all the lucpiucm uf the Berry eanioty Ber, we nvliuA ia atumdaoee K. A. Fijiri«r ef Detroit.urn! M/. A<Ut>of timed CLOTHING 1.00 If ■ you Store, 38. 40, and 42, Canal BL, GRAND RAPIDS. R. J. GRANT. VICK’S FOB i of extra heavy dark colored jruods, Worth 1.50. any of/our overcoats you had better call soon at BOOTS AND SHOES Mia. Morse, a tucdium, will lecture toe Uyfca House Dauuday eleulug U tare ties. Cwtse out all yo’ i^vauiiug uu Rapidn. Vp to the fimo of gniirg to prwo, tke following cases have been du posed of Tbo eauM kf tbe People rs. Gconpt Leak and FU«a Atkinson, charged wilt adultery, waa continued oo tho applicsiioo S>f the nspottlcni Lmdi- Charles II. Batsev, for the iPropfo, C. G- HultewA and Julia IL Crites, for Hut nwjoadvat To to the fact that every article usually found in a Drug Store you will be Tnost’certain of getting of us. Respeftfidly SfiftsMen's and Boys' Clothing An amsteitricowpaDy will do Ctftterella lo be followed by a topper aud a dance.’ Tbe social will bo entertained Vj S. Doud an4 family, instead of at W<- desire to call the attention of all of all the popular patterns and best <jualitie» at lowest rates. I have just re­ ceived a full line of ChM. I! Baser for lhe People, C. G. Holbrook !<* the lUspondsot. T.n Ni,lu. lu ■ lUr K..a ... pL,el Liters will bt • a Mssjaio Festind at by tbe boote talent uf our village ImI Fri­ Union Halloa lhe evening of the 14th day night. Tba o|«n wm Likd wnb ear inat. A general good tin* is expected eordtaily invited t? tea at six o'clock.. PITV nDlIC Having commenced a new year in our VI I I Uli VMbusiness we take this means of thanking our friends and patrons for their liberal patronage of the year just ended; also to say that we shall untiringly labor to keep our assortment of goods constantlyMV;c your favor, with every ad­ dition of goods new in design or purpose, selling at all times onr goods at a fair, hone,t margain, and asH A A |f CTflD E low as any one can sell — and Kve.DUUlV w I UHC GOODS! in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night. ■asLisrss. anC IkeHaas. wsv t» tMatei Furnitufh Depot, South Bide State St., Hastings Mich. Scitiow 1. That any one who shall gel t-r iieroina dniuk or lutaxicated with­ in the limits nf said City, or being droak or in a state of intoxic-ifon sbali come within the limits ofsaid City, shell be puo- Council ProocodingA. Special meeting of Uta Common Cuoneit is he’d at tbrir room Friday evening in. 25. 1878. Hia Honor Mayor Bentley in the ehalr. On eai'l if ro'l the followbg A’darawn ■l.V ITS 7Sih Y£.1K. Julius Russell VICKS. IW ail Veyetaile**- Gajin v"“* L ’ la lU bsaaiir* ----*ewtJ. llarautaa ftJJESSSt. Hit* just received a complete trtock of * '■M— . STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, JAM KA VICK, ttwkewas X. 1 viers Ftar ail Veit'alle Seeds Dress Goods and Trimmings, uoMwmwm, <1mke A>r tbe Bcoplc . Bwecsey A Knap- j pen for the rtwfCiUeut. in tbc can* 4f the »• Frank YJtvlesser, for viulacin;; the h<|ttor law — Oa Monday mooting ttm nep.indout paid the Sne of •» $•> and cusU aroeseed by Justice Riker, add all costa thus for made in the Ctr-uit Court, and the appeal was dism»M-d curbs H. Ifo'xr and Junes flsrke for the 1‘sofJe. Sweeney k Knap BEAVEK CLOAKS AND CLOAKISOS, SHAWLS. ri^NXELS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, Adopted. Ayaa—Abbey, Dowcy^Rwwell. Tomlin son, Wi.Lfo.uu. and Toteg-f.. Nays-—No>s. By Aid. Dewey: £«m.W, That the Jflayor be and ho desrt. Cberfoe H. Be ucv and Jamas Clarke whereby aulhuriasd to employ an alter. for Ibe People, iwd 'Swortcy A K-n— __ .A- »■---------------------11--- Ait-nrr uf the Peso{, Is Mid Cur, aad make com­ plaint spipai him or lnr under die pro. viainna efthe first preceding section of Ihia Ordiworo And in erne said Corotsbles shall roftsK to apprehend any anal: drusktm pecseti, nl-an iw|ue«ed lo dos.) New York Herald. A Al I on me before purchariDg and I will sell you goods V ALL dteap ns CM be found in the city of Huttings. foe ibe roepoudete. Ths esnac Bewry Marble va. John any remtfe.nl of tba «ty tf H-rings. for Marks, «*•!,*■ ryeetm^ •»* *• aviohtiou rftho liqnnr law, nt an exp-nfog bM« prop-fff not nsoordiug »5 in any ocr csae from the Calendar. Sweeney A K«p|<a Adopted. for plaintiff. C G. Holbeook for defend Ay-a—Ald. Abbey, Dowry. Ruaasll, TowUmomi end Youss—5. Keys—-None. By Aid. Tomlin--': Aw-fsetl, that tbe names of John Bum, Chari.Hyali and Jarno. HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. m A Tara of 160 acres JULIUS RUSSELL, At Hickory Corners lu Barry County deacribed SUGARS. , octfimS Plwenix Block, State Bt. THt TOLEDO BLADK!!, mit.vtntutu, NASBYSPAPEB L ' • ' Commission - • Merchants, CLOVER SEED A G«AT BABOADt: DVtaSED HOOS. —— —u«uu._ �— *;y • . ' Railroads(1RAXD TRUK* RAJMJ W Al’JTE 10. IRIS- Legal*. jt.swjMsawete.-jiS TTTmCE TA3L1-- Efiwct Nov. 11th.' 1877 ______ fiWPHfldftMCT'r . . kUraraUMTrarat* wslas arttv* al ADMMMTRATOai SALE. 1. O. .anrarfO. ——* Pass. ArXPwwelt. QREAT WETTER' RAILWAY. greet Northwest; and with ibis and many other addition, we are glad to learn that the btmiocas of the bouse is in a very cntuuragiog cnodiliun, sod that th* uauriug energy of this man as a representatire of this interest in Chicago has been spprerisled. Mr. Bounds has a very extensive Mr. L. Lrjonna furaiabaa * aeqnaisUBce, a hat of friends, sod is lustr.trei known as aa affable, courteous, and rrlia graphic paper of Hunting in Framer, cn livened with numcroim aneedotra; "E. a." an cficCT who wm on Uard the tbeyme. contributes * ResriubeenM of tbe First Iron Clad Fight; and “Q.” m an article wbimrirally entitled “Thirty-five Year* off Soundings6 riven a atmi amusing, semi pa tbetic aeotmnl of a long experience of desfoera The serial "For Percival ia continued ; the novelette "Jack and Mr*. Brew*" paaaai through its aeooad pari ; there are several abort storier, Philip Bourke Marston and Howard Glyndco contribute poems; aad the departments of Monthly Gcaaip and Literature of ibe Day are well filled. J.' B. Lippinoult A Co . Philaddl|ibia,publuberi. OH.------- <-=----- ,hcn ing.- may thus different seuot i* provided. . made to, come st ided proper warmth The. total value of eggt imported into Great Britain daring ths first teu months of!S77, was £2,141.989, or ewer »10,. 500,(JOO as a total. A.TL UILIIAB. SHOW LIMB ’SZMX . ■ICHIGAK AMD THE SOUTH ^L1s.-«*ais,,xTr EMPLOYMENT! relative valor*. and a history of those that । arc most celebrated. V- ■ Capital and Labor." A long and comprehmrire article, befog an attempt l > pile an impartial statement of the princi­ ple* and facta on both rides. Vi: “Cotspraheu*i<« " A Jiacwasioa of the viral pnJ.'em of doctrinal cc.tnsrrbensiott, twpeaially in cramectino with (Juu- CHRONIC *'T'vn. "Parody and Parodists-" A lively article, quoting freely trim Caivcrlcy and other rveetrt parodists. VHI. "P.oMaor Heavy Bogsra." £!ic cumber conclude*, u usual, with many »hort notice* of the principal recent publications in all department. of Itlin Boy.," Frank R. block too and others.— Mr*. Mary Treat describee Some Fishing Birds of Florida; Wm. W. Tileston writes the .torr al A Trio to ths Ton Country ; Alexander Wainwright picture. The lx® don Dust Man ; and Julia E. Sergent pm. scats a few crumbs from Emerson, about which she chats pleasantly. Surcral bits of poetry, entnual and otberwwy, a large number of p»od pictures sad a food of entertain me ct in lhe editorial and mireell.neour dcpirlmenu complete lhe list of contents. Scribner A Co., publisher*. . Ap/Jrivn't Journal fur February ia an annually entertaining number, superior to any that bare prteeeded It for several months. Tbe opening article, brilliantly illurtratcd, is fhttn tbe pen of William 11. Ridcing, tbe first ef a acrire of articUi un­ der tba caption of "The American at Work." Thia paper is devoted to a des­ cription of the Syracuse Salt Works.— "Stanley’s voyage down the Congo," by A H. Guernsey. ia particularly interesting, in view of the fart that thia eourageous and indomitable explorer ia on his way lu maThere i. an article on "Hip Van Winkle,'the embodiment of atrerul interviasi* with Joe Jefferson. Tbe pugnacious spirit of birds is dewcribed by Maurice Thompaou. Prof. Harrison of lhe Washingtaa end Lee University given a doeeripiion of a voysgv from Athens lo Corfu. "Cberry Ripe’' is concluded, and “By Celias Ar­ bor," with three illurtration.. rraebra its 2Gtl: Chapter. 'George M. Towle writes of Dr. Schliemann's dirnnverim in Mycenae ; Mr*. Lillian Brown eontribulra a short story, and Edrar Fawcett a pathetic poem, “The Dying Actor." D. Appleton k Co , publisher*. . ' pared far market are aaltod tao much, and are hard and flavorkw*. An experienced cuter gives these direct!.®.: When tba limit are nicely trimmed, mb each one with tolerably fine salt, and pack in light. Make a sweet pickle by using one and a half gallons of New (Means molasses or its equivalent in sugar, and six ounces of powdered saltpetre to forty gallons of wa­ ter, with anil enough added to make tbc pickle float a potato when it m made. Let it stand until the scuta rises and ia skim med off. They should remain io the pick­ le from fire to six weeks according to the temperature of the place If exposed lo freeing weather, they will cure math slower than in a cellar When tbe hams are finally takm out rinse them ia dear Mr. Vick, the enterprising flurial of water and hang up to dry ready for the n.j.__ -__ i -.v>_ Rochester, whose quarter!r "Floral Guide” hat always exhibited a great deal of inteliceaw and enthusiasm, baa commenced the publication of an Mua/re/M Afrtyrrise. which displays tbe same qualiPrinter's Supplier lies. It ia filled with interesting matter We find in the Chicago Jolrr- Oeeua relating to the home and its adornment, tbo following satin of the Grau Printer's and contains many valuable hint* and rugFurnishing House of Sterling P. Rounds, mstiooa concerning flower gardening,- lhe cfCliicugu. A. moat of tbe material to laying out of grounds, etc. It ia prettily printed and illustrated and eatdrlmuo i. to this vSce was purehnsad by ths late pub­ have a relorrd engraving of Bower* for a lisher of Mr. IL, and M We can fully UUM froctispuce. Tbe ma-arioc ia publiabed ard Sett puUMting Co. 41 llrerisy Street N. Y., are m follow.: Tbe Imndott Quar indy, Ediuburgh, Westtniniatrr, British Quarterly Renew, and Blackwood's Magasinri Price $4 a year for any ooe c-r only CIS fur all, and tbe postage ia pre paid by lhe I*uWiahrv*. Lint/r• Liriag Ay*. The eamben of The Living Age for the week, ending January Z&hand February 2d. have tbe following noteworthy eoutcula. France ra a Military Power In 1W70 and JB78, by Sir Garnet Wolseley, Nineteenth Century, The Little Health e< Lnditw, by France. Power Cubba, (’cwtcmporsrv Review. The Clar a Clemency, a Pulislr Pricnt'a Story; CornhiU. Tire Decay uf th* Mmuuoluc.: Principle, Spaetator. Tba Greek Mind in PrcaeM: of Drill, interpreted from Rolief* and InsryAAlbn* on Athenian Tombs, ' Contrmporary Review; (ilfilaa, the Arewtie uf thu Gotha, Kdinburgh lieview, 1 Wii hin tbe Precincts, by Mt* Oliphant, sEKhr“ ;«.w frtr. L- th final 8ntten Tinuifsrt. laird for Tbe Li ring Aga from the Ger mm of Fran rou logrrslobeo; Charles Dickens's Veras, Spectator, Charles Dick­ ens's Manuscripts, Chambers' Journal ; French Dinner*, Saturday Review; Feiiehism io Animals, Nature; Shortsight, Spectator, Rnhmkorff. Nature; will| the usual choice poetry, Ac. The bark num­ bers containing the first iusUimenta of “Erics," and a story by Him Thackery. are mill sent gratis to new subscribers for 1878. . Fur fifiy-tt large page* i UORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY su an offsnOr.tkiv msv «n X K ll.W,» «.>», n< Im i stock of Shoe* and Swalinp si. lorn tiraa >roar. File ha. a!a>i, for sate one new rt»,k t store and raribax articlea ofhouaetiuld fur­ । niture cheap. 8tore om door remit ' Gerry Spaulding', oo JaOhnoa at. 39 of , "o,,EWiW™^T !’,,FAKS A I'.aekparr, Maa. . April 3d. 1871 Ma. Kurtwii-Baiiaaraad b year paper report* of the rrn^kaW. rare, of ratarrb. t Jk-AAOLl^Si aud neighbors that there i no need of borrowing the Dan . xer to read, when they inoy have it all to thenuc 1 1.50 PER YEAR Mt tbragh at Intervals 1 wwM ealT up th*' ■mW* itetav tar n<k I (radnallr grew warn, aad m aa* eaa kaaw Irew meek I I suffered or what a wissrakU being 1 .u My h«4 .died arer my tyre re tk.t I ... tum of mind, il may dawn on hie imagina­ tion that Mr. Hounds bolds a full hand.— A brief reference is made to the Ltuinree of lhe Loure lo illustrate what aa extrata gain cmount of true Chicago grit would ocraaionsily strike a pioneer in this Mity, and stick to Lim through ware, panics, fire and floed. Thirty years ago Mr. Ffrt Warn Jackm & Saiim "LKvFkk&rOU Maws *». Aur. tee Martrees*. become a ferim-r. 'Brain, eooatituto the gras* desideratum in agricultural sciancc al tbe pvreal day. Filly yrara ago, mus­ cle was tbc essential requslte. Fifty year* ago a fanner was expected tu perform every msnusl labor of the f.rm by the axenite of muscular forer, while at the present day he needs brains more than muado to ccabfc him to manage labor raring tools and implements with Skill and rfficteoev. When the Isl-w* of tbe form were nearly all performed by tl e laborious and fatiwlug sppikutian of human forne. fiarmiag was irksome and,drudgery. But now. when teams and strew pvwi-r respond to the bidding o4 tbc tiller of the Mil,.agri cuhurv is the rud agreeable pursuit one can desire. True al some Masons oftbd . year farmers urn required to Isbor rari| aud late for several day*. Then,'again; per­ haps for waeka lh<w will hare' raay time*. Wc bate heretofore advised that to have1 a Mgular supply of eggs for Unaubold use, ' beride* eOmfbrtabla quartent, it m neera' amr that clulehre <W pullet, be reserved at different seareua t.f- the year. Well kept ' fowls commence to lay a. »«on a. ther ar­' rive at* proper age, My at about nine to ' twelrc month*, and by tbe rule wo have advised yin ta.y thu. have a tueccmion. fESsE Tbe HfAUi Qiartctlf Htrirr, For January, just pwhliabed by tba Levn.nl Scott Publiahiug Co., 41 Barclay street. New York, cemmencea the year with - an unusually interesting number. I. "The Mikado’s Empire" review. Grifia’a work of the same name, and pre acuta a brief-survey oi tbo rraoureea, cli­ mate, people, government and religion uf Agricultural Nolra. farmer*' Boy*. For ferment, the country wants the nxut energetic, tl.orougbgving and wide awaks Ik>T« that can be found/ Hence, if a boy u blmsed with tlrat erowotug omeomitaut People in tbe country, and particularly young people who are up to all rorts of fun, should rend what happened to a party tn MonroeviHe, Alltm county, Ird, a few niyhte agn. and lake warning It appesra that a young ctiuplt were married, and at the reception that .followed a numbe* of uninvited gudi gave th* couple stMtol icg.'* whereupon the friends uf tbe tusrtied man fired into the eruwd. wounding nine pcranos. Thia is a custom too much in vogua in some sections. A few morei bwavea like it will u-rah the youth thatl they cannot indulge in such proceeding*, without laying theiBsrivra liable to acriuus, t>«ra>sfast »< IWrdTr^. sad *■• ’ »™ ’‘WkSTrite.® IM J*fc»— asraea. s^Mil :1m laato.1 MhtiaMualyRw IM bran. All mum af mall .nd taste I"', sight aad baarlag Impaired, My shrunk«n .nd wrakaaed. narvaus system .luui.red, rad eonatUtiH-.n Or, if they have more wood than greenback*. they may bring uh one cord of good wood which Railroad iKinx'si Es-Lisra uKl fftm, a ibm, jr. _ tatr "tutenrar Drr“°Wij«MrHfusfr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-02-14.pdf 9e73e7d3aac7582ba5641de0589b557f PDF Text Text astiBfs Republican Banner IMJCS O» SUBfiCHXPTlOJh ' VOL. 22. NO. 42. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1.3, 1878. Closing Out Sale . DRM. E. F. BROWN fc I.DEVKR, Rafitnt Rynd'a, CT*at Speech, Dn-ivruxn in Dxtxnax or Do. Rocx Hxroxx thx Bason ur Rxtixxra, on Wntrauar, Ja>. tS, 1878, on tux axsoLonoN or Kxiibxt Cuxit, to Duttua m ChAscxnr 8cir aoainitt Boas, WHICH WAX PoLMWKV BT A IJnitxmitt Lahbatdby. LUCIUS RUA-MELL. Tubular Lanterns with guards Brass Pet lanterns. 100 Champion croM-cui saws 100 dot warranted mill files 8 it 100 doz. warranted mill files 10 50 doz warranted uxes J 000 nests tin pails (our make) 100 doz. C.qt milk pans (our nui 50 Kegs Burdens horse shoes 1000 lbs. horse nails finished 300 boxes glints (8x10) Regent abate offered tbe following rra alutittn .1 the meeting of the Board of 90c. each Regnuts, on WedMeday. Jamrary 23d. 70c. each Thai tn deference to the reoommendatioe of the eommiure ot the Leg­ islature, tbe tell in chancery mw pending 20c. each in tbe circuit court for tbe county ot WMtacnaw; entitled, tbe Regents of the $1 00 each UuivMrity of Michbma. ompteteams. n. 76c. per nest $1 50 per doz; $4 50 per keg 22c. per lb $2 25 per-box Anti aM other gotxiit at proporliooately low prices. Wo have a large and varied assortment of Cook Stoves, Heat­ ing stoves, Tin Ware, Shelf Hardware, Horse Blankets, Feed te«*, that far, Maintained ia a apirit of Cutters, Bob sluds, Cutters, Wagons. Oom shellera. Heavy and harmnoy, nd that the wrerteaiea which vhocld exwt between taeatberu of thie Light Harness, Ac., Ac.,that will be closed out at , board are not likely to be dtaterbed. 1 feci It my duty io review briefly ibe celebrated Roae Doo|la* race—in which »t.B.ltab»u importeM figwo- PHfilCUlhfiSOBHM. Greble <fc Russell, . HicUtai. Wil: Great Just received First Prize at Wiscotdun State Fair and at State Fair ntr Jackson, DETROIT any prej-rr fonetigalioo it was determined that Rom bad Molen about 84,604, and aa a member of thb board, I waa so noti­ fied. Regrets R. C. Walker and Mc­ Gowan, and aubaequesdy Mr. Gilbert of the finance eoenaiuac, ven called to Am Arbor lor epoaulutioo At a r«ah of thia the Erwdcnt, Mr. Brasect, Mr. Knight and Dr. Dougba ware eon- STOVE 1® Something new. THE JEWEL COOK! Six-hole, Extetision Top, Portable Planished Coppur Reservoir /I- J. M4XX, The most beautiful and scientifically-arranged Diving Flue Stove ^now in the market. fidcnual relatiutM. etc.," and cloe*d th. ryon by ••reeomtneodieg the sospensi Carriaie, Siu ui Onaniui II. A. GOODYEAR painter Al A. M. lUck1. Qirrmg* FACTS TO BUYERS! In —Hear, POWB1U 4 BARLOW tavea.lock Vl uriucniiy rcttv.vM .... ......... ..... —- — ing in variety the combined stocks of all other Hard­ ware stores in the city of Hastings. 2d.—POWERS A BARLOW ore the dnly dealers in Huttings who buy direct from the Manufacturers, nnd so avoid the addition of jobber's profits to the cost of their goods. Wm. H. Goodyear PSIEUOTICAL cun®. PEOPLES drug store. said Rom by Dr. Drragtes m director of tbe hbur*lory, u well a* ibe amount of salary due seif at the lime he waa dhmbaed from tbs bhcratory be paid to said Kcwe; and ' ‘ [■Cine io trying to fix the reweit of either ycror avarioi or ocgiigaoee on an aMbtant, whom w« have mvct heard of m a fioin cia! agoot. Now, Dr. Douglai, we want von to settle up the tbattaaad. wbkh you hneatly ewe ut. Pay over, aod if yon hate any trcnlde with Roee, adimt the matter it. th* cuurt* or ebcwliaec.*' To M thb appeared simple, direct and inc.xproaire. We have not changed our opinion. The MeGow.n Grant committee wrn.ppointed. They invroijgatod. They had authority to m-tll* by arbitration. Th’a w** refused. Tire direevu- dare not trwi: to arbitrator*. They were asked to ac­ cept of and agree to paw oe all tbe evi­ dence They claimed that their powepa were not so far teaching They were foyynf, before submitting a report, to call lb* Kegrot* legtrtber, Mr ileal agreelw to pay th* expense df the meeting.— Thb, too. was refosed. Bom refused to appear tefore thb committee, and dbdaae bw rase. This was too much fur their dig­ nity. The board was called to meet some ' eight day* before the usual time, against J th* eannat. able and arauly protest of Oro. Cntcbroe, in letter* and tebgrama which do hint honor, and tn my abeencc : al the Umeinnati Convention. The ttero./,.urtA. board p-reentcd itself io Ana Arbor like aa untimely birth ; re­ fused to bear Rose's case aod proceeded, >l*we, end induced RaoMu 8. Smith to t> without bratiog. to expel him. lleg-nt come ouch aecnrity, upon the exprere ut Ciimie pre-eet.d a rvaJutioa asking that JenuandioR and agreement on the pert i •Roee be breed in defrn-r, under oath." the Regents that aa artinujliy i»wehoeldI It did nut pan. Rogrrn E. c. Walker iiuiituud by the,board, anA teroe jRuk prtMntadoM,—••That it 'b not expedient between the parties at the then pradit .L-, .L* 1___ 1 ______ __ .L_ term of Court, and that he would not h*i pied by Rrevnl Climb and myself frren the bcctnnmg. I will endeavor to give the facts as tbey-bave occurred. I trust th*t what 1 may say may nut be JV. ff.— JPAc* yon haverrad thieplaten hand it to your neighbor. ctmaricred per*.-0*1 by any Regent, as J propoM to give th* hutory of the cbm. and ■ Yours Respectfully. draw my owa eoaclustoee. without reflect­ ing oo ih« honesty or th* motive of any of mj. colleague*. thk nrerour or tux cam. The Btwrd of Regents held a tuertito­ on October 15th, 1878; I had tbe honor of introducing for yuur coo*>dcrali<>n a resolution, growing out el my belief that th* affair* of the ebrorieal laboratory were, if not badly managed, at least out of bar I mociy with the general managetaent of the ' University1 finanewa This rraolution wm The Holidays are over and Lxwib Stems has decided to as follows. sell his stock of Winter Goods at or below cost. couxfoting of That thndireotot of the oham| teal kboratory, shall, in fitture, present quarterly estimates, oovering ril probable ■ puacitaM*; that all money received for the Mie uf chemical* to studcau, be duly acJ coautcd for aod paid quarterly into tbe, treasury, sad, further, that duplicate wech- , and a number of bclplcs* children, wuhere b« perorated,m ia all other departwen ta. oat term!. DonglM must bv eared— Bon sacrificed. Vnf Innitiing the dead of bul­ Under-wear. etc. Ladies’ Dress Goods, Gloakings, Felt lets'to MSMsinare the Uvin- veteran would ' •Skirts. etc.. AT ’ CftST. Buyers will plense call in be justifiable. Ro*« must be threat out—I and convince themselves that I mean what I say. Mfr/bi ended up«>o fata—turned over, al ready prejudic'd, to Judge Huntington— •badied by the action of tbe Rsgeate— Ca»h Store of LEWIS S TEES' Don't fail to call and secure a bargain. DENTIST WHOLE NO. 2088. te shall hate the oraa* «T proriug it.— Hencs th* foUemug, at thb mme June meeting, from the record. Regent E C. Writer aubmUti-d the following rwolutioc, which wm adopted : llr^trrd, That the rraolution pawed by the Board of Reprot* at their late Deoem ter mertint. ptrestumg Prof. Rose to make ropie* of tbe record* of th* board. E.-.W, BI RsnoaT Malto, in rat ■hysiciaxu k suntranxu. on— m s<m» ssl:™ “• RATES OF ADVERTISIKG. A"iSiir?*" *' L*** " ? 5“Mr“l lTW “•"•d*”4 • 8<L—This house is the newest in its line,'•nd, un­ like ita competitors, has no old goods on hand that were bought when goods were high, which enables u> to ptace before our cue toners goods of the best qualities and styles, at least 10 per cent, lea than our competitor’s goods cost them. _ We also have the reputation for honorable and fair dealing worth pre-erving, which gives security to puMmsers a­ gainst misrepresentations. 4th.—For the sake of making price, appear cheap «e do not advertise ‘Olopng Out Sale*.. or «U />ld styles of goods or dead 5th —Owing io our facilities for purchasing goods we can and do sell every article nt a rtnaller per cent 4>f profit than auv other hardware dealers iu thia ratv and eordhlly invite an examination of vtxr Mtnem.'ly low price.', which will convince every The work wm, performed It wm I triumph of the hour, but a triumph i _•*!■ si .re»> Kossfbe wtlhdrewr. ia dafcnoc* to ibam opteipM Regent Cuicbcoe introduced the following : ftroo/mf, Diet in defrwore to the rooommeudatioM of the onmmktec of the tagbUt—Ah. bdi la efeaMrry now pro.! ing in tbe circuit for the rouety of WaebteuaX, eotiiM : The Regents of the Univerritv of the 81*tr of Midden re. S. H. Douglas. I*rmtco B. Rom, R A. Beal. .-J Willard It. Bsr.ih, John <J Wilson and Harvey S. Street. rxecuU randefend- Cutcbeon, Collier, Aguiml-Eatebrook’ Grant. E. C. Walker, and 8. 8. Walker. So that tbe very exietenoe of the chan­ cery writ, m ageinrt Row, at thU hour dopeodv upoe a tie vole of the lUgent*. Thn reaoluuco Iwtbro na U. day u a copy of that ietrodueed by General Caleb eon U* May. If it w» rir1- =- ---------- 1 it ia right in May., 11 fled in dwtrnmiue the ceae Chen, we certainly are now Every rar of new light hM teen in hie favor. I voted for General Cutcbeon * reeolutiou in May. I ihall vote fur the aame rewUntina to day I have rtredily oppnaed the ineaaure from ■uch agraanrot oa lb* part of toe Ragra!* . list lie Regent* foiled aod refused to carry out meh aqrremrat. but in»iituL ed th* nil in chancery, thae dcrriring Dr. B<ao ot a trial by jury al the expense of lUir rood faith. Mr. Beal also Matra frond aaricable, it is aiaiply a foci which that i-- «u induced tn sign the stipulation evarjbody know*. Mr. lire! rigorously upon which the interlocutory drove- waa oopc^d bb election. Mr B. h» eritlc:red hi. oSeta! c.-.c4ueL The judge h*» twire Aped Beil for contempt. An:»oai ty, tnudrocaa. and ill-will have been enpaderwdX And Judge Hunungtoa b no bettor er Nworec dun the avreugn human being. Hetenuo'. direct himwlf of hb prejudice* aixl,«nira-Mllire IL. b not ia the ttatnro cftHtpge. ‘ A«-ec*iHe*a a nun change the eoforSCfate >kin it.] th* fixed I Mve endravucod to submit, with free­ dom aAl earure.MM. the prwt.t Mtuatiou of thb tniaerable busloem. t have laid before you our evident partiality, oar man ifret uufainMaa, the disgrace of our oonduet, the iojury inflicted on the Universi­ ty. TTii* ditgrscv^b the o&qmag of your Ufeguimate chancery proceeding*. We bare beau drimfod too tong. We base a moaiM of recap* from th* fatal offset* of oor course. Shall we dAmwa th* rase aa against Roee, by peering thb resolution ’ Ia thia way we'shall regain eonfidmee.— of: Tire Ugblsture will append, lb* p*cpl* iaB will nay., "well doM-;" we shall bate. I he­ art lisvs. the approval ot uur own cotrecreooc. ^dtaproMUU.atrid. haaring of the •atue at. the eariieat pmetieable mocient, a. the preretrt June term of court. If poaribio. Thia waa. of ccurae. adopted In mniraat wijb thb, note tbe follewiag, introduced on the tame day by the vener­ able H C. Walker. Regent: ' XeeoW.'Thai the finance commiuee, tn arttlieg tbe amount doe Prof. DourIm bill WM filed. It WM >n after drought from tbe I'oivrreity < Prof. DourIm. hav­ the We romplkaied W>n U.ld that k o« waahand beatI 1adapted eaaa udSd ) tz. ing coMeatrri thereto,) charge him with The eiacutiro ootntnitlee— E. C. Waithe amount of the depoeit money reported kcr, u able lawyer, chairmanand cur legal adrteem knew jut m much of the by any future fogul deririon a* to tbe “rompliealloM" when they begun the euit uieeoe* of bi* UrmAZ voucher*- thia in law n when they filed a bill in ehana-teun not t.. affect any other question «ey. They bad a new rerelaUon The gn-wiag out of laboratory account*. Thia wm adopted. Indred' Dut^lat having ermwu «/ riterrto 1 8ucb mnaideratfou f Marked leoderMM! This men, through whom avencc or utr- r negiiyeoee all our ukpmue aod tremble had grown, fotufoy anutnUd thmto " Such exprearioM arc ibe out­ growth of hlrb culture. Thie wm in the tume strain m ibt Dwrember. ‘75. ree<Jetion of 8>e Mme Re pent: “ATraoAeJ, Ihal ettiformaUy wteA th. reywrt o/ /Vn/. H. ttM-jiw, rte." all our retetlMw with thi. dwdnguiab«d geeUHrnn BMC he by BHQtTHW, rather and th* more you stir it, the groster the oSaosc sad . injustice in th* ryca »f our people in all paru of the State. tl>« eomtaittM fou»d Roee guilty to lb* extent of H.332.C6, and Douglas a defaulter to tbe amount of fil.174.Gf.. On th* evening of tbe l»th of Jun*. 76. I bad the honor to introduce a molotion. Acovpling the report of tba eotatniitse, admitting, for tba purpose, Rom's1 guilt, I Mked that Dough* b« diambMd Ilrnt a thorecord: WttxatA*, Th. Board of Repot* have: thb day, by vote, expelhd Prreton B • f t have eat in judp-mrot< upon it. He had ealbd another Jodgk but a ebaoire rsme o’er tbe »pirit|uf hi. hobuaMe intent, sad bo roooi ermauded—*o we are told— a fair areaagemenL * Read again th* let tc^ of Senator Cbrirtiancy, our armor counsel, renerable ia year*, umurp**K«l in legal knowledge, ' dbtrogubh«d in the highott body of the nation ; “I did bote and baliere that tbe jadge of thb circuit would **e the propriety of calling in scene other ctrouit judge to hear the emme."— Tb-r friend* ofdloee "aeemed io be quite willing that it&onld te tried before any .» ..--- >. ,.. > r> ,__ _ •d by h» “ertdita for ad ranee* " We art told in the l.UI that ' Roae had Iraudulcnily appropriated, etc.” Tbe court ia even *»ked to help Dtmgkaoutoo tllrom* paid to tbe Rwmte "which be bad not reerired from defendant Roee." The Re geute were terribly afraid be bad paid too much and waa lufferiua. An equitaMe b21 Ab! lawiuitoMlykRal - a ipeaal pica for the director—our lawyer* protect ing him—before any trial Rone dubbed a /rmuf—Dr. D.'a lawyura in coaoultetico— the ^4mi man in bi. tear Uy, Mr. Klnr—awing and rising hi* name to the b31 a. mw with C. I. Walker a. oouaecl. W* hear a greet deal now of rewtlky. We are urged to bare them in Judge Huntington', court, oa tereu of prrjrri tonality. I 1*0 yon, Mr. PieddcEL the bill wm oonorivud in «in and discovery; Rree is a defaulter, two Re Route an called; Um director fount bw story in to their rare, be aasumm p pares non;-Roue b coafrootod; hie property ia demand*! a. a pledge again*! km. under promise ot secrecy. confident ia hb integri y be givm it; bue^d** aits cn toe osar, lUtec ia extludcd, the director report* through a comtaittw of the Regent*, ba Rtriahrd jurat. 1 mty add, Marty all V^ilPj'X7Hu"unfl''M did trot eon- aider it at all indeikato to vk ia judge­ ment—he refu*.-d a jury—he followed in th* footetepa of the June committee—he ha* mamfeeted indecent ha-te—at leaac, so it »eem* to plain, unleUervd men, aod hit Ula!«e them, and carriM a portion of the record* fewt out) in hi* packet; Roee la denied the bock.; Roue uko for an imper tial judge, tip director ha* the lodge of bi. ehotoe; R~e demand* a jury, tbe court refnw* this poor privilege; the lb» ory of the Board wm, "Dongba b iowcre-nt and Rom pBty; th* jwdge, sppureaaIv ditto, inch a tbe owe, and ww nail it I a are told that the jodirial knot nafinot, at tkw Mage, be untied. Theo, rir, I am ia favor of entung it; and, m tu an hX'og’ tte dir^; an’d *i«e for an bonnet accounting of bi* *ff.in fl j, « . . t , ( [ t �WAMBtMTow.U. C-, Fob. 8,1878. Though striving to abide strictly by the Mearas doctrine, the startling tolimcMoua ojming to an under Aho non thie matting, to the effect that Rants bn pul up n big job oa John Bull and fooled Androsov, .■esggtrand blusle- of the British lion Territory of Utah, will love vomut the uflkeof Jrnip in end fur lbJodl sinew tLc beginnitg of th. war, has not rerrod to infTseus the raspeet felt here for einlCircoh. Oar judgamest led w to rUt soya! beast. Notwithstanding ita Arar u aiactiou to 11! the vsataey, to be mecaeta, repeated day after day, to the effect that " British fotereets" must be re is there scents to be good grenade fur a girded and treated as sacred by tbe com­ doubt aa to the ri^ht of the Governor to batant.. Russia Las panned the rren order au election al that tlruc, we ehecr tenor ef her wsy, bang guarded ia every fully leave the matter ia the bands of Hia step U*ec, evidcotiy, by regard tar no in­ Excellency, knowing as we do that he will terest except bar own. As Russia has ■ M judiciously ia the matter of tba xlectloc o! a man to fill the place of Judge receded step by step, abating jus* ao much Van ZtL-, uaul at the November election of his pretentions uvu aaewsarey to avoid a war that hie gevernmoot so often profoaned its wiHingsax to undertake. On the whole she Las contrived to make her sell daunted by both beUigncata aad reapeetad by neither, M she did With the two sides ofour civil conflict. Now cumec bo selected io a delicate r«iuon when tbe rumor that tbe Russian, purposely do railed upon to act ofieiallT- Governor toyed announcing tbe conditions upon Croswell knows persooally every pevmi- which ha was willing to grant peace to her MUt RepnUiean lawyer in tbe Circuit, presume enemy, until be had completed sod is fully eompetaot to select (Ac lest his pnperatiooa to occupy Constantinople aad late up a rommandisg position at tbe be sure of an able, hones: and iodrpen dent Judge, of which we cannot be sure when petitions control Gubernatorial no­ Loo. For the place wc hare no prefererenc-n for any particular man We should bo pleased so far ao no ko«w with Mr. Mr. Miner, Mr. Fatbyon oe Mr. Burnell, of Calhoun, or any other good man tbe Governor may sew fit to select, but will my ia this coaooctrun that there is no ot Barry. It Seems to be settled that ao appointment must be uado by the Gov ernor. and we ask that the Governor cr a Republican Judicial (.’oevestUoo, be per­ mitted to select tbe man. We do think tbe/cm attorneys who have ao special io- ■ret Boy’s BUSINESS sad DRESS for FALL TRADE- SL ITS ami OVERCOATS. Owr CUSTOM DEPARTMENT coaIa Furwishfog floods we have a lieu UM, of a nice lux of WORSTEDS sod th. tot-t stylw in the BEST FITTING BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS. CA88IMERE8 .nd CH SHOTS for WHITE SHIRT ia the Chy. . A compute line of COLLARS **d BUSINESS suns. CUFFS sod the totait novultim io SCARFS," TIES and Silk Handkerchiefs OVERCOATING in p»d otvka. CITUiUL AFFECT101S, Joluxattm's ’ Sarsaparilla LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. and fcr-nreyiM the 3bmL on laugh at Kogtend and Austria While waste ent particularly enthusiastic here in championing tbe cause of the Ruaian despot, I an. I believe, safe ia saying that Saturday morning, lor some time before tbo hamilialing prodiauncnl in which the beer spp-iated for the miracle, great John Bull finds himself, will not unduly crowds assembled about Father Hstoea'a boose, and lauds every room wu filled with mem Lera of his coogregalioo. Mix Stanley Matthews, ia danger of prema­ Greth, those present ray, lay rigid aod ture oblivion, has avoided the ultimately aoeminuly dying. Father Hmssa admin­ inevitable for a little lime,perhaps, through istered the last nter of tba eburob, and al a silver resolution with which Congress 8.J0, exactly at lbs peopbeaisd moment. Mim Grech drew one Log br—th. oioaed wrestled no long an to have incapacitated her eyes aod was dead to all outward exitself to strive with other problems crowd pericuce. Tbe priest then announced that lac it to death. Though it has had mouths "the soul bad trait Abo bndy, leaving tbe _ :_ -Itri- •• ri. _■ v . l __ t_ fit delfccratitra over the Bland bill, it ia bound to pass in aa aswnded form, il will Iccticn. Tbe people dmiro the services ofI u mtasiriJy bare to go beck to lbs Bines Io be fimght oevr again for so iadeflnala aa Looest, independent Judge, and either time. Though the Whisky Ring suffered the man tbe pceple bare made their Iryil » defeat in the adoption of Faster’s substi­ agent for such purynex, or the people tute to the bill of the Ways and Menu* tLcmaclvoi should select tbe tnau. We Comtniere, extending th: time to July say then L-rro up your petitions and leave 1 STS, foe withdrawal of whiskey in bond, the selection to the independent action of we may be on re that it will werk through the Governor, or call a oonveuttoa end let us Coograsmonal abettors, hr tray possi­ tbe people select for themeel res ble adrmitage. Tbe same Buy be predict­ ed of tbe railroad bobbies Though Ba­ That Speech ker's soli-subsidy resolution was passed by Wc ask for the great speech of Dr. —ths raiusite two-thirds majority, their Ryod, printed on our first pege to-d/jJ jot* will be brought Lnrard under the tbe careful sttcciion of every reader ot the nxsu spaeiixm disguises; and they will stBankdl We fully believe that the tempt to eompean by eunoing sod finesse speech te'ls tbe whole truth about the what they eoonot do openly and above Ikee-IK.uglsM matter and that the time hvard. Il is apprehended that tbs vote bis roase when the people of tbe Slate cxdodiag lobbyists from the foor will abnuld speak out for jostiee aad right, largely augment the heavy burden al.eady vindicate the manly honesty of Preston H home by.the ehariiable people of this Dis­ Roee, aod stamp their emphatic coodem- trict. buwevtf. the opening of penny sal nstion wpoo tbe men who have aaeailed, ing bourea has enabled than to be mure him, and the eorraptiou so apparent in. /yTtcmatie tn dispensing their alm.. Il ia humitialiag that el members of Congrres , are Jdigsd to attna that they have no ioit is, but that the wrong done ia the post terast is pending claims, before being ad­ may be made, right, and the Regents com­ mitted to the place cn the floor they are pelled to put in the place from which he privileged to occupy, but il is generally was so, wrongfully /removed the honest, understood that some of the moot adroit manly, and noble l.X^ayho has by their jobbers here pined the information that injustice beat loft to starve, that opulence, enables them to command such high prices camptian and dieb* nor might triumph, for their servioes. wlule members of Con because il was dressed to bnmddotb paid gram. So far ao Folk has boon insaotigafor out of tbe monay corruptly withheld, hi* elect is □ aa Ik»ri«wp«r was a regular matter ,-f barpin aod sale between him aod aaaociatM io jobs coming before Con gram for kpalalioo. and with Democratic members baviag friends to protide hr. Hie "doubling up" proems would . seem a legs pre him oor-aidcrable relief, and, by closing, about a month ago, came near ending bin life, by seeding tbe tumors up­ ward toward the vital orpaa. Hia extra o.dmary will sustained him through pbysirnl agooim that wouM liars killed young­ er men, and up to the very last moments hia mind wss clear, aod he tnasajlrd bun ineea and governed tho ebureb oimoet m full line of Undershirts and Draw tricks known to tbe thierce of Txmmany Hal! Bing. Padteen'< cue b to be decid­ ed to-day, bet we need hare oo frer that a Democratic House wbioit amid ted a wsy to divegard Judge Belfoeus 1.000 majority and seat a man repudiated at the polls, will Bad it dificult to explain awxy Pacheo. s snajonty at one, aad scat Wiggiatou, hie defeated Democratic eorepeii tor. The advocates of women suffrage err oa gold," and peremptorily told that be ••has ao claim upon the eon.iderati .n of tbe majority.-' Io treating all efforts at a compromise with uumereifu! contempt the silver men are rendering au important aervieo to lbs friends ot sound currency. A few vigorous kicks and cufla from the silver organs may stiffen the courage of 9999 West and Northwest hr the continued reodaney of the ItangcraUc party. The Indianapolis Jnn.il ear-full, a COFFEE SOAP TOBACCO. CHOICE FLOWKR AM GiBJH He called her by. name again with like re­ sult, and then Klhfad time, lomder than before. Her eyas opened, she replied, STRAWBERRIES, "Father,” and then repeated a few words of prayer. The woman preseut wept, aad . tbe rumble st Wsahtogtoo from now ... tbe tarn were ia great excitement. Then ’1 til tbe Senate votes upon the Bland bill Mins Greth rawed heroelf in bed, asked ! Dr. Lindennaa might so well attempt I for a shawl, sad a seel-akin jacket, fur­ propel a ateeasship with a pair of blaci nished by oae of the women star her bed- sniith'o l^ellows u to hurl fse« at the ar aide, was put around her. The pr.eex eroge Congr—an. eommandod her to rise, whieh she did — He thru adjund bcr to ear no word, nor allow any person to talk to her, until she should return thanks to God in ha, own ohurob for hie great kindnwm, aad Lade with such a proposal ? Il might per the oraatry to send Bland, Ewing A Co. to Mexico for a ume. Af­ ter re-uiing lu a i-oesUy where silver hae completely L-siUshed gold from circulstloo they might come beck cured of their msd- IMPERIAL SOAP CROCKE have.r»ew »“IW and ean suit you S’!'OISTE -WARE- B.M. WATSON, Old Col- A?£5T2 waited. Smith Hogle & Preston. i . - SWKET Jackson's NA V ? (tain best tj 3£CJ l‘i““>DETECTIVESt SfflwwaAsaEstja; ttr •' rattoXZSSttZ a v " ' tv ** c- *'. "iJ41 ?’ OF EUROPE AND AMtRICA, ~"»~.e sst«v«l-Ir rein- L A FA1IM AND HOME OF TOMI OWS. HALE’M NOffilTHSTIISTOSraiT EOIET OF BOBEMUID .iJD TAB ONLY FIVE DOLLARS TOR AN AOR.E WWE I MS>rk"Tor'all. tfigSSHSf CHESTER'S CURE! McCARTHT, ROSkT A GILES, Detroit. Mic By Groeero rcoeraJJy and by Z. B. WILLISON, 8imi mi Asthma, lironchitif. Catarrh Hastings, Mich. He aooumaot, when the Jodioiary Committre of the House ie ■ tie aa to tbe ex­ pediency of reporting in fsrorofa 16th Ameedmoct, grouting the boon asked. Contrasting ibis vole with public asipimaiel caused an upywrd rush of the dropsy, and be wn immediately prostrated with suffo­ cation at 8 o dock Wednesday night. He rallied several limes, but acid to hm physi­ cians, Death wins this time." He wm alternately lucid and wamlering - Hie font rvmsitativee 23 ycury ago, the advance _____ ____ __ u_ _ La. ,u*i___ a eeenm almost marrstoua. It is about limo foe some demagogue-' to tome "forward with the bill annually offered for tbe equaliitetmo of wldu.ru bounUea. 1 think, however, ffiie dodge to secure a little cheap popularity with the soldier ekment, has boss plsysd no often so to have be­ come shout threadbare, and ia hardly avail- actor. Murphy's mowings are held tn tbe torgeM hall obtainable, sad they ire ilnp so crowded tbst one or leo re spr^abto sised mreflow gnthsnuge caa be argnniaed from those failing of sdmittonas 4SS?£Tfi?S3 ’IKK WONDERFUL CURES I Grace’s Salve SSsS&j** Ths lEld Powar CURES PURELY VEGETABLE Wanzer & Barnes. Webster's Unabridged. PATENTS �VICK’S lllKMHi Inffly la Mr. Hatch, ul UwaU^Mieh., ia again among hb many friends in thia town tak­ ing nroltrs for frail trees from the wellknown Nuro-ry of H. P. Hmtod, at Low saved, but not thoir hMbands, th* Cuhre of tbair children, lb* bre. and sin^ which obteiaa bread, and th* manhood which is tbe anoorsge of doascrtic bap^icren and p^re. Toll them that you huv* rer-recd the teichiupi of God and, every human heart—that property is of more mud Pnm a&WE. xs.-ca.ia-. Cmk, as* JIsHiatar,' Us.- Kwik a cousin, ortfeniogs Jf. have beau visiltag tfesir rrtutew Mr. .*J Mrs. Bwth rfw -Ulir lb. put .rd. The team driven by Mr. The Circuit Court. ! We continue ournutio* of the proceed•«» of the Circuit Court ainee our re­ port clrned laat wrek a. follow. . The cauw of the People ra. Ho ward II Gold lOii. Crowell, ebsr-ed witfi forreny from store, Good Weighing. kb. rrep.md.-nt wm tried by i„y f^od S»ilty. The Court act!tended him tu Rad Ribbon meeting Sunday afternoon. State Prim for throe yean. Cha*. H.' Baa*, fur the prepj,. P. W Mbkm for The Circuit Court ha* adjoured nut the resjiondrat. The curt of . the People ra Joel H<1Gcwpcl meetings to night and Fnday mer,.charged with perjury, wm continued nfofal uud-r the Po.t Office. on upplfaufoa Of lhe respondent, who Theodore THtoo win iWircr’hi. great gave boil for his ap.praron.-c at Mime fu­ The Bed IUMmu club will give an eatertalnture time for trial, in tbe aum of J5O0.— uenl a. Mlunlay night of ltd. week. They Hall Wcdneudsy ercniog^f.roh Clh. Cite* Bauer for the People, P. W. Nil- iili reader th* pUy eatlltal -Th*. Frollt «f There will bo a Council Mooting on kern fur respondent. Temperance end the Sebbath. Friday evening, at which lima the pro In th* appeal cause of John Willrta v*. poacd urdioancvu wiU come up for fin.! Geurge Hetebkiaa, aa motion of John R. Frianda of the temperance caiue, we hare Eastman no on* appeari.g for the plain­ -bmn informed by many of our modem di­ tiff, an order wa* entered that drfeudent ; vine* that the aubject of Temperaneu ia i not proper to be dWcuaad upon the ‘-holy ‘ Sabbath day." The day of all iho week I tbe brat and moat to be cherished aa » r bring, oa nearer to the author of our be­ ing. It ia a day for communion with ourmow gtxxl foeliog preraiW. ’ We desire to cal! the attention of ail Finn? ail Yetfaile Salt To to the fact that every article usually found in a Drug Store you will be most certain of getting of us. Respectfully . Adrian has already been obliged Io bor­ row 15,000 thia year. V FleaUy of bard aleddiag in tbe Michi, gin pine wtada. after all. 11 “ A moveoseut i* oa foot at Birnlngham lu establish a cheese factory there. J. W. Babbett, of Plymouth, haa been There are about 3,800 red ribbon m«n promoted from a accord claaa elerluhip in in Livingrton county. tbe national treaaury to a firot-daa. W. H. Morrison, of Sturgis, ia forming Thomae B. B. Sovereign, of Port Huron, is making hie mark aa a voealiaL On a a party to visit the Pari* Erpoailion. Th* fare from Kuv York to Pari*jmd return is If we don’t sell our overcoat* at the prices we have marked them down to we will carry them over until next year. •2,000, In tho cauar „f Zell* Sonter, by her I| ly wc abal! not go forth aod try to redeem I w*s • stranger and ye took me not in; I naked, and ye Hotbed me not; rick and in primo and y* visited m* out-" "In s* much as - ye did it not unto tbe l*Mt of I three, ye did h unt unto me." W* ran I but learn a !<woa from this very text that Z An Auxiliary Society. . lX>*< of the grandewt movement* of the awakens within ta a feeling that makes us lAn organixatioo of youog men known age i* the organinUoo of tbe Fink Bib- trvmbl* at tbe. fearfsl responsibiUiy that rmt. ithc. Yoko Fellow* waa orgapiwd in thia nrts up upon u«, as workers in tho eauOof 1 i lit a sends t» forth to labor for his ty on Monday crewing, M. L. Cook principal sufferer fngn tbe effwt. uf iho It 'hrirtaud safe of liquor, and tbe eocuunwetnent f.lfenra patanre aauvemevt looking to the cant of heretofore given to Guhicnablo tippling by th* boy a and younger mrmbeni of the ot- the Udies, ca]Kct.riy th* young ladies, VI TitBpcranec crgunixatiuua. . the rouutry ba* been the one influence j AV ANZ.EH fc BARjj~F,S. LAST GREAT MABK10H bouac in Aon Arbor. m4 friend, fttrnelitu Senter, VI. Abram '' cur fellow-man noire* it be within th* All Overcoats BELO Ff7* COST Nearly all of th* burixr* men of Cold­ water hare signed an agreement to here­ after crake MUlcmeota *f txehatfg* re­ counts every three months, to-wit Ou tbe first of March, 'June, September and December of each year. The Prsabyterian C1 ureh, Jooearili*, | base rained about <7,000 tu be expended ( in repairing their church *dlfle*. Th* cur atlMwr bf Flint reporys to the common cocndl that tbe amduut lost in the defalcation of City Treasurer Wm. W. Baraea rraulim •G.OflO or 18,000. He wa* city treasurer 11, years. Captain J. W. Hickok aod wife, of Chariotte, have lived together 59 ymre. A gentleman from Decatar, Dluwie, u Michigan’holding a rimilar position. COFFEE. SUGARS. We offer a fine all-woolbrown "beaver overcoat F*or SO ‘Worth SIS* Tine dbwool black beaver overcoat.- for 10.00 worth 15X10. Good Xlur beaver overaoatt, browu and black, for 7.50 worth 12.00. \ Extra Odo all-wool fur beaver overcoats for 13.50 worth \ 20.00. Heavy grity satinet overcoats for 2 50 worth 5-00. \ Heavy brown chinchilla overcoats for 3.50 worth 6.00. •SfA'Jl of these Overcoats are from 15 to 40 per cent, lower than can! be bought at any other store in the city. TOBACCO. SPICES. FOR Made of exn;a heavy dark colored goods, worth 1.50. want any of 6\r overcoats y^u had better call soon at JSTAR CLOTHING 1.00 If you HOUSE. Store. 38, Store, 38. 40, and 42. Canal St, GBAKB EAPID8. CROCKERY that has aided tbe recoiling of the army , of drunkard* more than any other one inflnensc.juid w* note tho oigauizatiou of tbU Club in thia city with the greatest When 0ml created mankind he dirtributed intdlcet amrtng them, and all aro re i now man of East Saginsw, is about to and triut the 52 mctnUra with which il ■p>n*iMr for ’h* talents he gave them.— ■ move to Elmin, N. Y. Tl>e Woman’s Chrirtiaa Temperance Marta off may be ia-rax-d to 500 id a S’:aM ik 1 I* u*d for his cause cr f< r the : I’nfoo, of Port Huron, bare commenced a ! abort aim*, .nd that every young lady will Our Sa« ior went abroad doing good up­ ■ serial of meeting* for childrM. be tn»- to the pledge, which u as follows l Tbe fi«herm<n of St. Joseph are setting j on the Sabbath Jar w' ile here on earth — I their uets and raking in the whitefish drily J IV» tbe y»ung l*di.s of and What chink you be would do were heTrtro ’ and with great »uere*a. lo--!*y in p-rad. ill this little city of; rieiuiij, bging wttvnatly unproved that tbe Tbe MrigMro of R. F. Watkins, of habit i-f aritag alromdic bevcv-iiw, afo’ win* Ilartioga. with all it. rroggerira aod gam-' I’rtou City, hare finishrd tha inventory and eider u inrotupaliUe with a proper bling aaloetM, red other dean of infomy I appraisal, and make lb* following showingau-1 (haUH where ernfin alumbcts through Liabiluirw, »H,W1.3tl; anMts, W,595 1b. aucial pelaliuia bcure alike degrading and dangrtnn*. do aukmuly pledge each for tho day to grtb«r strength to go forth in Th* Grand Rapids Common Council on Mooday evening paaaed the rreoluuon to Itcrtelf, that wc will not herwaft-.r know- tho night; time to ruin our property whO*_____ -------afire alarm bell weighing 4.M0 inly bero-mc, in any manner, tbe aoeial we slumber; or opes soew their alluring -buy bcyi |>ounda, cooi|«i>ion of any yenrog gentleman who room* to entice our boya, vur whom riu lovo as only parents cu lorn.— Iuf ** baa nut or will not rign aod sacredly keep Here are the uuraeri™ whera the rife .nd | Th« Un*w«* county Agricutatral Sotbe total aliatlaajiee pledge, aaar/ Al- ’ntou Hall H»ll lo-movrttw (Thunday > evenCnton ig.. The arrangement, are perfected for ttgo reproeualiou of -Cinderella" by n *meteur company. To be followed by ahppur and datiee. Lek the Hall be oihZ lleti Tickets cite ilollar a couple lu the ru-yhty G'aJJvrtify Hl a*H itnugihrn M, ..nw, of socLty, fincn M-.c old taan whose bead is per. and supper, Fifty cents a onuplo rilrered, for tbe grove, down to our chil­ dren lifkt God gar* to ui to care for and About I o'clock Treeday morning an prepare their minds lor lb* realitirs of an- unoccupied dwelling house in B«y City other jeorld Oh how frail we And our- wm damaged by fire to tbe extent of S300, Ent you Bakke* —Thinking you arlrai, how mueh hdp we naed from cur on which there wm no IneurrtMU. Cam* would like to bear form Irving, I will girt pastor, .nd ehrutian ftieuda in tltl.t great iucendiary. CoL Ma-more.of Grand Rapid*, baa you a few item* tor publication. work of reform Many, ye*, 'verv many bagun suit »gmn.t Doo Headerooo. and Al th* temperance meeting held at tbe March -1th,proximo. Il will Mil bo other editor, and publkber. of the Allegan Power a acho<.| boose I.-J-. Th a radar even­ r of the Inauguration uf President ing, Mvwnty-icvca peraoa* rigued th* the very dregs of uxdrty. They cannot a staled, acr ia honor of auy body pledge. Mrs. Briley of Hawing* wm the be enticed within our clturehra, and eon- i rpl tbe Germans thrtaaelve*. It principal ttprakcr. Miqueuliy «n n-rt be reached broauM oth­ merely a «oei*J grtbering of the Tbe iCoogregatiouri mxiety are prepr­ er mean* are not right Why, oh, ehriaint to build a church thia apring, tba) had tisti man « woman do you thus reason ? wnat potty Jr religion thoj belong why not extend to thc;fj!»n one a loving TU Nth of Month happen* to be Um foog since- the forgtrt load weighing a^ty- band aod tbaeridg 'words? this world befoM Fotnacbl which i* generally The grocery Store of F. C. McDonald flre hundred pounds Including tbe wagon. would be the brighter for you, and parhapa and Parrish Chau al Mu PfevMt, burn­ The same society held an oyrtcr .upper at ■end a ray of hope to th* wandren heart. ed Saturday ; loe* 13,000 ; fully insured. Mr.D B Prett’a last Friday evening, there Barney Loekar, of Kriamatoo, had both | broken by lb* wbwls of a teadrti fe* wa* a Barge atlcudancc considering thon on* moment the expadiapoe of cmr 8rt> leg. I Cl airman Arrangements Corn. paaaing over them Wcdacaday. i iudrmeeey uf the weather enJ badJ bath-day effi-ri for th* overthrow ofintem wagdn Tbe financial diartMafoo bekween ibe romfa. All pmunt seemed to enjoy them-- pcranoe ; tbe foot-atep. of the Creator Kx-rallroad oomatiMsooer «. 8. Cobb tbe Editor of ibe Bammu and Hun. Levi wives hugely. I understand the net pro­■ guide us; by .cripture reaaoning aod and wif* of Kslamasoo hare just returned i Sparta, of Berrien county, rem. off fort ceed* were about iwenty-fiv* dollars. vbiting friends in Vermont tnirrtlc be taught m when lhe water. from I Friday evcoinff at Buekwau. Tbe HUI, A pickerel weighing 18 lbw, and threw of Bctl-anda were troubled by aa angel FVUIBX Bat-rm. six iaebrs long, wm caught ia Long and a very great multitude of impotent feet I fols, Mind, halt and withered wen wait- 1 r (og , a certain num who'had an infirmity reader, tn bear from us again thia week, of thirty and night yrere and there were ’ Mrt to put him hi th* port. Jean, mid ,0W,H therefore »«>d yon a fow item. The WoodUnd lyocum will discus, the, unto him, "Ariao, take up thy bed and , walk ; and he immediately became whole; qwwumi: Rre-rlrcd. that mankind are , and the same day waa lb* Sabbath." Again be rebuked ibe PhiriMM, when tluff llu eiril Uw" on next Munday evening, , ashed him "If it waa lawful to bert upM n WM dreidctl by th. judge* that from tbn S-ibbrth day," and be aahl unto them, \h* afgateewt advanced in our laM dioflM, Wfcrt man ia there .mnagyou. that abal! afeu, the Specie Bwumptfo" Art ahoeM VICK’S. fine? ml Vepufe Girin ftSwssJw to group io tbe gutter for (act oom, they aiiul cnxe up to you If they need your help. I My, beware lest you wrap year ra.nllo about you and negkel tba rtry dotfe* which will save your own aoul at last, Eraantral eh areh Sewing Society Dawnport, an order to ael wide jud.-e-1I doon *f our own churehe*; and then on­ bo entertained by Mrs. Joaepb meat of non twit, on tbe payment of lira ’I ly by thee* who are paid ao much annually th, on Friday alterooon of thia emt of lent tenu,except Shirifl and Clerk’* j to eland in tbe pulpit and rood-Io us the f«w, within thirty day., w*s entered. C.! (Plc article in thia iaaue of the Basni* G. Holbrook for pldnllff, Swretoy * good to thorn. It ia from ttioae teacher* we headed -Teiaperiueu and tho Sabbath," Kuappcn for defendant. bear tbe wVlfda of our bleated S*rUr,"I waa by .Mrs. D. B. McElwain, ia truly an able an huagerM, and ye gave tae m moat; I prodncuun and should be read by every Oh, pehaw 1 ti o ume reaion th ■ ubeeibarr^w a Notice! Notice! W. F. HICKS. NEW YORK UBLY HIRAM). One Dollar a Year. tba Swbbtfh day. will nrt lay nold of il 8» Dr tt F. Abbot b» fotely cured a ■nd lift it out' Huw mnea brtter, kb«o, neeaomr. 31 ioehac in eirenmf.-rocict, ii man than a sheep ? Therefore it ia , a <*W of Wiliiam South without the lawful to du good oa lb* • SalAuth day." How elegant and eooalsrire; ia there one SAY Don’t buy any Fucniture or Picture Frames until you have priced their Goods, for you will ^ave money by it. . Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the cityi and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night. EurnifaroJ)epot, South Side Stale St., Hastings Mich. Mxroh 1877 if. Julius Russell Tlas ju»t jcccivod a complete stock: of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Dretsts Goods and Trimmings, LW'WOmrSlIMMW, REAVER CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS, FLaNNEIA HOSIERY AND GLOVES, HATS AND CAPS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. New York Harald. ' the ' other day, by a youth named Moffitt. S. W. Curtia, of Monro., «nrrfodaff33 1prise* al the East Haginaw poultry show. The Red lllbbon Reform Club of Cv!d]w.ter hare re eqpauir*) under tbe eufe law end ia now aa iurorporeMd iueriin( FURNITURE. THE STEBBINS BRO fl SI t on me before purchasing and I will sell you goods ||ALL cheap as can be found in the city ef Hasting*. u JU JJLUS ItTJSSfiXiXi, oct5m3 Phoenix Block, State St. At Hickory Corners TBK TOLiDO BLADI!!> uiu.vuituia, NASBYS PAPER. Commission Merchants, CLOVER SEED DRESSED HODS. �ha fully intended to keep the premise But when Mr .Aramtroug told him h« did u« propone to go into lumbering, and salt bought the moactaiu lot for the sake of •be marble, be-sraa no astounded lha> 1>< forgot all about his promise, and t very ■hing eUn except thM be had let such val­ uable property slip through bis fingers “I will get tbe other &e of the LnaA R«llro«d». RA.1TD TfftVNK RAILY CKAXUE£F T» ^i!“.iR4rtSSK®tS.’X! ■t fttH speed, » ‘ - i ^•Why."toM Mtow, "tfoms iSSKIttS:-— 7 No;! hrr bad bbek silk urer .heir faces, their feaada were nut rovered up, and they ware white." "They drove like fury. 1 think they did not mean ti> be known Their home has Iom a iW; de yon notice the rracksT ■FjjfSt” V>^weeA»uaLP«trWl._______ QRKAT WESTKRX RAILWAY’- , tana looking np evidoMe la the Interval of an extraordinary and immense claim agatMt tbe government, which ha will lav before Congresi in a Caw days. Mr. Mioshall hoe been la tho vicinity of Viecmroes the last fow days, aad hae in his pueaenaum a deed to tbe greater portion of Illinois, —-Z- ■— zt- ... . —. » ——and tareru to the blacksmith shop. Ainsworth was fzirfy outshone that day for some of,his be* cuatomera forgot to come in to take their farewell dram before retiring home The votes were roountod uuictlr, and Deacon White vu found elected to represent tba town in tho legialativc body tire next month. But the representative waa only a secocdary thing to tbe marble quarries, and politics were overshadowed by speculation. ' Before sundown Mrs' Palmer' came up to ibe viDagn, accompanied by Mm. Ed­ gerton, for they correctly thought that Abiiah would not be in a lituation tn be readily coaxed Into going homo io gwl ■eaeon. Ho was fast asleep on a settee in the bar-room. - After a loss time they I got him sufficiently roused up to be aware that it win night, and time to go home. The landlord win very ubsequious and at­ tentive, and bdped him into tbe wagon, mattering to himodf. "I know.what I am BAILMAB. KCfflMF’ffl’HFsiDTH. I?!? NsUmL toreZr Straw IhaA 1 >MUI Mil as SUM* fSz FE SISSI RAPIOS 0IVIS1UM toy tbe tuttef bek.ro Congress, daitning indemnity fcr tho land, which the govern ment dbpoaed of to aettlcra, and asp there j can be m. doubt of hia securing it, aa be has Lad the opinion nf eminent lawyers, Congreanmro, aod Senators." An Oregon paper mys that at a recent court-manul the etidaooe of the coral mending oSmt, Col. Cuvier Grover, broth­ er of ths Senator, was ruled out bra uro of hiaexpraased unbelief in a God. Mrs. Benjamin Tait, of Albany, New Fork, went to sleep Docerabue 'dial, and at iaat accounts was Kill aleepipg peaceful ly. Her heart bests regularly aad her body is warm. She bu|ukro no aouruh. tsu«.. 1878. ••Bw. hew much does he give you, ?.Li. jah?" repeated the landlord. ‘ 1 —IX ITS 78th YEAR.------ AMERICAN into the doctor's carriage, end Mr. Armasroog-ead Mr. Braley west together -1 never thought 1 would got W.000 for that ero property," said ihn mill»r. "Ho must be rich. It i. . good mil) site, and there's lota Of lumber, but I am gettiug <M, and I told Hannah I MW should get another seel: an olbr." "I think yr/u die well to aril," rvpW tlm deuter, -b« lrt MadriM JOO, Mr. Palmer, don c take your monry up borne with ywa to nighi. Pm it Imo the safe; jTOukn«yowr woakmaa, nod you tmy SEWINGMACHINE. fit Cm! Satan TtaSitfire. MORTHEtiX Amplest &SE-J RAILWAY COMPANY WAN TEC ■ecs amt £nia etorby an overWh<Mt|g. mvorit; justly celebrated Hotnoitold Rn have gained for him ‘a jM?Mre de place in tbe hearts of » grateful i few Golden Medical Dwcovmy and he Preecription have brought beali bappioews to ten thouirr.d bouaeboli and neighbors that there i no need of borrowing the Banner to read, when they may have it all to themael ESJS,-‘ braalhlag la very dlBsaM. and ya* any there is aa reoMdy ? Away with eesh - eaaeeaae! Uh one betilv ef Aaltk's Ctwgk Byrup. aad prove to yonretif thiSlh—Is arieaoo in aadhy deeMMSoufiOeemarar tare boulee soot hy eapreaa. prapaid. for RL fir. B A.etexite * Co. pvoprtare*, Krie, Ea. TBWfflm’HBIBBR. jnSscSIcsMisiSMf MtariTmT DCTROIMmifWM' JSSl W FarorehlsIcrSMloQula. Hpeein.cn Copy frtr. EMPUYMENT! ■ting tbemeelres in nob a conditiooF "That's it exactly! No man really in | Usds to ret drunk; but be does it una­ , wares. Ho drinks more than he vManda. < tbe liquor ia stronger than bn thinks, or ...... .. < i . Aionsrorth a hmon to night, btji it won't maa wb« is, m t . । t ynx-=?T‘bx~r^ gw«E -Ha I he! Tbe Idea of m; losing nj ' money! Why, tbe drunker I am, the j tighter I ding to my nippers “ | ■^P?ag5 BSSEbS®.'''' St^snsussafefta CHRONIC Railroad- trfcE±telftfic£ftrA3: 1.50 PER YEAR Or. if they have more wood than greenbacks. they may bring uh one cord of good wood which /This is very kind," she sold. "Dr jaaMnii offered to go dowtfwlth me, bat H. ITeriArd Oor.at Myv of ths MMWlai hl Maduro patients to visit, I would ter Houassa: •• Tbe sever la a as* docin. * permit him to take tbe time, sod it ia spriakled wi:b aaow^hkoo aad swept with right all day; bat I am happy Io have Ax nmw o'clock Palmer staggered out and ervswod tbe street, while two oe throe of the galbering crowd, odled after him to be sure and come back. Tbe deeds were all ready for the sigMtnran, bat the parchnacr nisbed Mrs. Palmar U> sin thm, us well as her husband, and proposed tz> ride down end get them signed m he went inmswu Evening Post!! "Who pot the appetite in him? Abijah er for U>o4lfarv of has Mhiw men, Dr. R waa a steady, sober fellow when you came V. Herve has won their warmest sympathy end esteem. While seeking to tv theit terran; only, be has Isscotue a paince "They my, Mrs. Edgerton, that you among them. Yet tho iramet.ro f.trtun. bate some mountain property; perhaps it lavished upon him by a generous people will be ao you ran pay that unsettled bill he boards ms, but inraats^n the erection that has run so long; I am rather hard aod establiabaacat of ieatimiuasa directly pushed for mooev jn«t now. ' eon trib nlire <e the public good, tbe peo­ “What bill? ( did not know I owe! you ple thus rrelixiag, ia their Itarsl patron­ anythin--' age, a MW meaning uf, that Oriental <n» "Oh. one that your husband ran up, tom of casting bread upon tbe waters. outside of tho mortgage.". Noted io both public ana private life for "1 know nothing shout it; have you not bis unswerving integrity and all tboro had enough from me and mine?" Sterling virtues that enobte manhood. Dr "All I. want m my buneec due. and I Pierce ranks high among those few men cannot afford to lose, if a mgn'a . estate ran whew- names tbe Empire State is justly proud io inscribe upon her roll of b<M>or Ambitious. yet moved by an ambition strictly amenable to tbar moat discrimina­ ting and well balanced judgement, hia fu turn career uromires to be one of unpar alloled activity and urofalnraa, ably aup- Edgerton she looked up with marpvU M •t iJErtc??5Ul »?. Mf U Ual THE NEW YORK to him that puttetb the bottle to bis neigh tor's lipa I" •Now Mrs. Edgerton you .are too hard oa a follow. If be did uot get it here, he would get uaomewbere else, ao wbet a the odds? Hare liquor he will, someway! It is poet of tba piazza. ••Conic in," la add*!, "and let'n have a quiet glare, I'll stand treat to-night." "No, thank you, AinswoRh. I am try­ ing ioleave off. I think (shall go over to the temperance aide." "Fudge! Why you never drank enough to hurt you; come along.” t "No; I am not going to; it won't do me any good. I'm just as wall off without it. ■•A man from York Bute; haesmaberu I thought I would wait tin Mrs. Edger ton came out of the doctor's ami walk to vigk the miatster’a folks. lie's a geo­ down with her, it is rather late. Thera tieman. every inch of him." ibe comm now, good night." “What did you gmF “Tbs deed, ain't signed yet. I am p. MSI IAFIII AIS OsfiOIT IT** *** ‘n“ IMr. rere (■•aryscra .44. .nH-yiaa ' VEOETDiE ia Bold by all DraggizU. Honor in Hu Own Land. Say a Coals] io bi» rw-WOtly-ireuod work. The Hietdty of New York State, "The You were tbe cause of all we You made me a widow, and my fatherless, not one cent will I you. My curse m'j upon you, turned indignantly away, and cat to Dr. Kiugaton'a. ji'mi i’n Want Jatiui & Saiiui 17T3.by tea Indian ohiefo.______ _ looking doeqmen:. and the riguateraauf the ehiefa, acme of whom eigurel by a tr-rea, and Olbera by tbe representation of Bob. bean' beads, etc., were rilnreaed by Hugh Lord, 'commanding the Illinois country' al that time, and ether ofioera of the Bniiah army st Fort Gage. The inatrnment is very elaborate, the metea and bounds of tbe land conveyed particularly described Tbe consideration was about two-tou of gun-fi rate, cloth for brecch-cliuu, nxsn, etc., catoh article of which U taretnUy set oat, aad was acknowledged at Kalkmkir,before Vicsor Lemsrucc, notary public, and recorded in a record which is euppoeed to be in England st thia time. The laud la deeded tn two piece*, one lying above Cairo, aod ccmpoung tbe soathent part of Illinois, and the other in in an irregular shape, taking in tbe wcMern pert of the State, frpm Springfield west, a place oppotbs mouth of the Miaaouri Hirer, and a point on Lake Michigan, near Chicago' be­ ing mentioned. Mr. SI i nah ill baa been looking up the family ever iinee 1856, baring knowledge that such a purchase • aa made by hia great great-grandfather, and now baa s fomily tree, as complete in all Ite parti as tba tree of coaainguimty in Bteciatone. He earns into poeetMion cf It is reverted that Mr. Geo. W. Bentley aaeamed tb\ duties of manager uf the roods operated by tbe Centrad* Vermont Railroad Company last week. The H. W. Grand Lodge I. 0. O. F. of •Vermont met at Moatpelter, Wedneoday February fith. M. W.. John N. Gale ol St. Jubnsbury, Grand Master presided. A week later there was a general ex­ citement throngb ail WcetficM. Men gathered togotber in groups, talking rarncrtly; the Kore, tbe post office, the ptez za and tho bar-room of Hie Eagle Tavern were ell filled with, loungers;" at every hitehmg-post, men were standing aad talk log. Il waa Freemen's Meotiek. when et#ry man <-an»e to vote for Iteprraenta tire, and the bpya enme. to nee the bm and have a general holiday. The mtn usually got exeited with politira and Ainsworth 'a liquors, and a doaen fights wore generally the order ot iha day; blaefc eyes and bloody noasn met you at every, turn of ths ttrret. Bat sotuctliiog basidea politics added to the exatementof thia p«rti*dar day. Abijah Palmer aj an early hour drove down to ths Kreet, hitch ed bis team at pre poet in front of ibn taverp, supped into the bur-room and took ao extra treat, shook bands with a few choice aeqaainuaem and privately told them be had sold pat—sold tho mill, tba mountain lots, teams and everything but the bouse, and ten acres of land. "Han­ nah won't let them eo,” ba said, "^he raqnot leave her babies up there alone.*' "Whom have yon sold toF asked Aura* '•* •“ ’ *" tai JMhraro wveswe. aadat JiTt^ "T am afraidyou are too Ute, Palmer!" sari Dr. Kingston, Albert l>ierbrook« bought the whole last week for »5uO. village, and took a pood drink at the Ea gio Tareru, told Ainsworth tho trews, and il Was not (wo hours before poor Abtjah was past walking, or talking very caber eudy. But the price of the mountain lotr and mill waa the theme for diaeuaeioo. and the fact that sash quantities of valua­ ble Kone bad lain unknown before. Every body waa talking and wondering, and Ahi­ jab wm questioned and treated. "He paid me eight thousand dollars in specie! Eight tbounad dollars air I fold and silver! and Rrteriirnoks has bought the other side The E<lgrrton« have g»t a ehunk in there; they are rich too I A rood thing! do you see? tbe making of WmtfieJd' build it right upl Whether the penpfe all looked through Abijah's swimming eyes, or tbeir own ria ions were suddenly enlarged, is not sure; but it was a general commotion and ex TIN4JE.TA_»IaS;TaMn<Eft*ct Nev- iMh IB’7 GOiSG^Jkn*-_____ _ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-02-21.pdf 1ad8097c8d8d90e1dd6a89c7cf383f3a PDF Text Text VOL. 22. NO. 43. :m, mj Bnim mm HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1878. WHOLE NO. 2089. Closing’Out Sale «..0T"n lO,‘1C,,.angc. tobe “wte-tn «>»r b.isinoaa April 1st next ® ., !. that <k*e onr e'Bire --'Ock for cash or good P*y al the following Unheard of Prices. Tubular Lanterns with guards Brass Pet lanterns 100 Champion rrosw cut saws 100 dot. warranted mill files 8 it 100 dot. warranted mill files 10 50 doz warranted axes 1000 nests tin paiU (our moke) 100 dot. 6 qt milk pan*, (our mi 50 K«g» Burdens horse shoes 1000 lbs. horse nails finished 300 boxes glow (8x10) »lk. 70c. each 8c. per foot 15c.' each 20c. each $1 00 each 75c. per nest $1 50 par <loz $4 50 pur k’“g Scrria ud Montcaecro, bul th* quouiou nf an tncroare of territory for reaauupau.SSSSlU'E.': mcllHiSORSMIN. •____ WoGbLSan. MfCtlOAX Pill!, tv. MMCttRjr. ' "JPV- -WBartao Don't fail to call and secure a bargain. M— IFZ.n you futte r^td this please hand it to your neighbor. ■ Yours Respectfully, . Greble & Russell. DENTIST faWUi . Hiciiin The Ilolitiai s are over and Lewis. Stern lias derided to ill Ins stock of Winter Goods nt of.bduqv cost, consisting of Under-wear, etc. ___ . ' Skirt*, etc.. AT GUST , and-convince tlieniHclvc* that FUST GRAX& PBIZE A Ellie past midaight, Mrs. Edguv.i. wa» waktiMdbi ajar and rattling uf th. ouiaife door. She inquired whu wm there hut n reiving eq answer. caatiixuly opaooi th' duur a trifle and Looked oat. A Votaailay arenas the •lep. She bad only a uighi drew and skirt, no .bawl or buaoef, and her kug hair, straaksd with grey, ws* all With May * aaabtanre, ahc wa» brought in o the bourn aad laid aa the bad but i< wm ■ long tim* before she cum to hereelf. When ahe rvrivrd ehe looked terrifled ■rnan j the room, bat Mra. Edgerton', voire tocamd to ealm bet. "I wutod to get Io Mr. Braley'*," ah’■add, ‘ they have kilbd Abijah?' ...dabI dMpcd.hi-r hanrl* to her eye* lu aliut ou< the hiorid right. Theo aha told m calmly ’ DELIGHT-*. WQflXwD. ,*£'=rE?a“m. Just received First Prize at Wisconsin State Fair and at our own arouaet by »orue one trying tu gat in •! the dwr. Il wm feateoed an slrowx, J State Fair at Jackson, kuew no one could open it on the imtorie and Ahijah did not wake up. I heard voice* talking co tha outride, and *»o I heard aomc cue apmk la the kitchen. I knew hwm not Abij.b, for I wm Iblea iox and he had not .lirrtd upon bi* bed I got up and peeped through the door juat aa a man eama down the ekionte) rieht into the flreplaao—the chimney ► large and the house low.- I knew I coaid do nothing. I auppam they were after Abijah'* money; they went tn fumbling in Something Iim pocket*, that atartcd him and bo .peaup up to bu I cd. They «prang upon him and had a hard rtrapgle They ware all di* gufoed, by huieg aoraet* iog black on their frere. bat I think ,1 knew on. d them by a patch oa bia coat aleeve. The mui-ti »bonc bright into tbc window, »o I o uld are a* pdain u day. I* the tue*lthat fuBowrd, Abijah lorn the corerlag ofl BiX-hole, Extension Top, Portable Pldafahcd Copper Reservoir one of their foc*a aad I beard biot my •KOI him. or he will bmny tt,' I though I would go out. but I knew they would DETROIT TH8B) STOVE lark here." aad turalng- to aoareb fur oua, o* Mumbled urw Mmcthing proaente on •■Wat in a finaam?" mkad Im. <bc atone hearth, and fell headlong ub tbc *‘A SaaiMotr," led 1, aaaoouin the look floor, hitting ht* li- ad on the romer jamb .f th* fire pfore. Miner hastily raked open of Dan'l Webster, “i» a nan with kin pay he fire, raZting a filial glow through the hi* debt* with nothin—a man wfoh kin room, aud fur a m-imeut they atood tran*- git nothin with nothin,-' “The Coram, then, is full ar finan ned with horror Dr. Klngatoo bad cut • deep ga»h on hta Ion bead, where ha •cm," ba remarkt, bitterly, matin a caa•truck it agairat th* conwt jamb, and the ual glsnro at has alate, with wu* ji*t full nlood wm tnckliag down bu fare. Bul enuff to torn over and begin on the lother shat they saw first wu the body of a man ly ing co the broad martile baarthatuao, and 4 p-vl ol blood that had run upon tbc ■earth down to the fluor. Palmar wm ^rotohad upon tha bod, which wm likewise jorwred with blood. A Urga tia box rtuod ou the tabla troeti,' the corar hariag t>een pried off roughly, sod tbc coatcuu •ere scattered orwt both fliwr and table, with bloody finger marks ord all. ■ Mr Braley carefully lurnod the 'body urer froa. it* ersmped position. “Good God I ll ta Ainsworth! Is ho alitre. Dottoe t' "[ hope not; for the a*ke of hi* fami­ ly, hi* to be lK>l«d be it dmd. Look, hero U tbo Hack handkerchief, ho had ov­ mnhlr diflonmew i* • Roin la m.k. wtxihsr er hat face, tightly clutched ia Primer', *ilT« it rarreoey or toything ah*. How hand. Wa uiu.t not move a thiog, Mr. , m joo goin to Rii atlrcrefU unadelecxl llrsley. A in.worth ■ daad , 1 caa'f ■« tcoder? F.f oilror wax u tdrniy ex bri-U. I w*t her yoo pa to git toy ar it wfcW. 1 "Troo, G. W.," wm ay enter “but' "I believe ah* knew ho wm coming I aui'l yt» m that to. her *ilrer wood rw boro; sha'enuid not hire thought be had Lre»« th. dettor dm? Kven now, .fore it gooa to ikwton , the Bwru 1 think of it u leaU-Uadar. it'* only wath 92 wau on the *1011X1 it look*.'* the dul'ar. *od wbea the evuotry i* flood•‘What shall wa do next" arid, Mr. Mi- id with it, it will po MiU lower. Thrn Ww Bag uxi panting up the nad. They had [ traveled m fast M they could, bul the lime robeatenee nr the Corner!. There ia long had an-OK.4 foogsr to tho-i at lh( miller', rod* rti Bsaoora'a .luck. Than ia bar uuttage. With staring eyes and gaping riU, piled one on lop nr another, win the month* they liatoiwd to the gloomy bisto delishu. whisky ar LmisviUe, ardtflanot ry, and one \>} one Went intj the prwmoe age*, rangin from that nv two weak* aid tu of the mnrderad daad, and slowly return that with ted ji»t left the .till, and wax cd to th. aUI.y scarcely rold yit. There ‘■Why, that ia Ainawonh’a mire that ha turned oat Co pasiure, with bar coh, test May!" exclaimed Err* More, very soberly. JU- A. X. “WUl’you name tiro Um* of the Uwd1' Tva got ear al) io my head. Pro&mor Out of one hundred and arvrntere la attain Michigan University only tear have taken to law. How araay bm taken to lawyer* b not atated. Pleasure i* mauiteued ia different way*, b.unc peace do not look bright. T® . abewa u( soma of her fatroat pamm bat we be&ve uoUrij >v<r heard a ia, utterly crippled by dbamroua defeat, man aing when be had dropped * acnltle daacralixed by the mbfoftnuoa thai e orertaket. her. baaliilb to chooocbc to h«r powerful enemy, Ruaah, aad \xartiug frirnd, Eopiaad. Th.ou that MMOfnmme-ftetU aeixure of lb. SmthShmdy' prepaped L n.Ua to ll for Iba poqew: ot a part payment of th. ladrmuity Turkey mtm aobmtt to turn ot territory in Aaia for greater than if ah. wu iabae to redeem her ibliinuioo* in weooy <* ahipaa. The Greek complication, vely afford hapbnd tbcUeaired opportuni­ ty of defeating Rumia'a pan for arouirias a ready m.de Blaek m. iroo-dad nary Hmre Turkey will be erwriud b^wern tha miliatoM of feu repramted by Rut Wan power and Brithh interat*. Ba; will Kurop. comma io, a repetition of the aAfi of Copeohar-n? Breidro. if the Turkbh firet bccimre Eogiiab p.rupwrty in the le­ vant, doe* not Bimaia'* small but effoetivs fleet in the Black am become of ftiaaider ia themooolighi, and they attack bright totohisnfa" Th. poor woman ■Laddered The most beautiful andzscientificidly-arranged Diving Flue Stove and ftoppod fee breath. “I beard him oroan utd ll>* Mood mb likt water. I ( now in the market. jumped from the window at tho back of ibe Lona*, and kept in the wcoda, ao they eould nM *oe me. I think I ran aven »tep -f the way. I f.-ond I wm av tired I could never ret to the mmbter'*; so I .butid ca nancy r I fall cn Baroorn'a neck, in u> cxtacy uv deUta, while tha others thontid “'Bab for Bascom I" “G. W.," I remarkt while tears auflixwad my eye, “1 never placad yoo much b»low the augds, but tbw gent-us act b*. butid yoo a hundred per rent, in my rati-’ Cia*hun. Blow yon, G. W., blem yon." "Bat I'D tall yoa wat I (bal do. Do you metbxtiaakr red he. ■May I Mk wat that ia M" I aed. "That *aak will fill with raae water," (cd he. "Th* moment yoo git Io payin me in rilvar, I abd: taka oct uv aeefa uv ibr m boniie jut egrmckiy three and can fifth galluwa ur likker, aad nu. n erm WATS*. “Merciful having!" Wa all exclaimed, "rod your likker ao week nowl" New York to 3*n Au^urtiao, u»d be ia wide m froa New York to RochmUr. The Meditomneun Bea. if placed arrow North America, would Bahama ooomnni caxioo froa Baa Diagu to Baltimore. Great Britain b two-third* the *iac of Japaa, one twelfth the abe of Rlodootan. aoe tweaticih of China, awl one-twentlath of tbo Uaitod Btato*. H. A. GOODYEXH. Orriagr Shop REPAIR shop. FACTS TO BUYERS! IttHBR- i BARLOW Urc.toek of critically setcctra gfiods for this market, exceed­ ing in variety the combined stocks of all other Hard­ ware stores in the city of Hastinfp. 2d.—POWERS A BARLOW are the only dealers in Hastings who buy direct from the Manufacturers, and *o avoid the addition of jobber's profits to the cost of their goods. Wm. H. Goodyear phuucesticu, cbbstDRUG PEOPLES Hamp of beauty. Conscience ia merely our judtfewwe I n <br moral rectitude or lurprtudu of . u own action.—[Locke WORKS, THE JEWEL COOK! S- J- /fo/V, Carriaie, Sin al Onasiial p A I N TER «<u*l term* of ynct wili *bc duKuwcl The erection of Bulgaria into a principal­ ity plaeea her io the u» refatioo toxb. Porte aa Ikum.ni* and tbrem oeropr-i before th* war-that b, the frontier ol Turkey proper b moved aoulhward to the lure of the Bilkant from it* old Hoe M tb< I’anubc. licreesovina and Boini* xre u have * rafcrrmed ay atom uf mvenuaent an d*» the Porto, which aril) cuirantoe the in hablunt* agaiuu th* oppremivtu *nd uni rare* which drore tbeni Into inagmrtion The fact lUt three provmeca wfl be a! mo*t inrrvendeil by indepeardent Mate*, ■nd chat tbo principality uf Bal^ari* wili lie brnwtan them and the territory of Rou mclb, .fiord, then, a protectioo which rib ereatuaUy become a guaranty of their indqoodcocc beoume, if they revolt, thadvanoe of Turk ah troop* *£»io»t them would ba tbc caure uf reopening all the noeMloo* aeulrd by the war jttrt ending Bo far, therefore, tire ahvie atataa have Uen effectually rcacued from Tuikah role by tho boccvm of the Buaaiaa anna. But the retatiuu. of Rmub and Tartey are by no toeen* arttkd by the armbtice, although Turkey concxdc* all the dcraud* Of llto conqueror. The <|Doati..o that will *nae in thv eunfereriM ptr.poeed by Aualri* mJ accepted by the European powers will be of the gravest iatervot, and a aelatioo st the eaateyn quorioo b by no rheuu m •ared. When we eoeaider that Kamo aitaa at acortnpil.bing that whrcL weald areeaaarily prate fatel to Torirey, and which wdl bo .rtreuooualy opposed by England—namely, the opening of the DanUaeBea to the fro* pamigu of Bumia'a Pbjwi~’" Family lUriia. STORE. “d crelully P'*’ • 3d.—This house is the newest in its line, and, un­ like it* competitor*.- has no old good* pu hand that were bought when goods were high, whicli enables us to place before our cuitomeni goods of the best qualities and style*, at icakt 10 per cent, less than our. competitor's goods cost them. We also have the reputation for honorable and fair dealing worth proving, which give* security to purchasers »- Dr.J-.n.l Cb-ncl. ill old (Hyde* of good* or dead sUx* (hr trnw. 5th—Owing to our facilities for purchasing goods we cm and do sell every article at a smaller per cent, of profit than any other hardware dealers in thia dty. and cordially invite an < x*uniuatimi of our -«rnwly tow prices, whteh will couvinee every ___ ,. Dr. Kingston and tho poatOMator to join them Mr. Miner went to tW tavern fee Ain.wutth abo, bet hi* wifr___ , -- -------- -— _, ,—. ■aid bo took tha .reaiag atoge for the a cbeerfel, jolly body. He mid ba bovgbt rity. " vt- .- j. A i--------- .>— —. •■That caunut be." replied Miuer, ‘Tori I at their Homa!, that tha Elit time ha came woaid t-e hi* itot trip, and be ahould want i theca all tabo ready to pay up, for he wm ' going into aaotdod btuinam ia New York; ba had p* tired of trarri.OR.aod wm n=h enoatgbta OMlla down for hicaarif. Ho moi bcbkly around, abowed tint thei always stored at the Eigte Torero over yowug mM were awoka and dreado?. Mi Sight. He wm ae« there iba laal night ■er railed to tbrra tu make haMe. U wmin town by aararsl p«.p«. vutado -We are cornier, whm't opT aa|d theI «r the *«.! iuuncen. Oa» man ’can., boethr aiJ hired man. a* the? palled on (heir baoM and pul on ihair auai*. "Ha* Ainewottb j&t* to Boatoo to , night, Otb Hower' aoM Mr. Miner, aa the < j„_. ereh re"­ I 1 ’ I i t i have dwn totxo awful mean things r life, but we were never mean Stobart th* fadings of three woralkiag ahrewM oa the aronai^, by ing aS la tha mod. Tbare'a atm. human bril ahont ua if we arc in the �Hl 87; The Marshall Staler, disoosrere u follows oa the the question of wbo thull bctbesueomorofJndgn VanZile In all probability F. A. Hooker. Esq , of Chariotte, wig be appointed to SB tho vacancy fa tbo >CireuU Judgmhip. Ho baabeso introduced into Coogrtm, and will ccmc up thurtiy for action, call, far the report by committee of a bdl direct­ ing the Secretary of the Treorary to fane <lfe>.W0,0U»traM> greenback., of rb^h <50.000,000«Un he expended on pwblie building,. <10,000,000 shall go to the tn prornwent of rivers and harbor., <30,000,­ 000 to the improvement of the Mansippi River, aad the balance to various other useful object*. Thus the feborfag man is to be supplied with work, mousy to be 1878,<>a CLOTHIER pleada tha inudatable pressure of member, of both honaea for phen for their friends, aa bin jutitteariou; aad be aven that the Tbo New Tork Avmi'ay }\>tl does not one word of disapproval. mean to aay that Secretary Sherman ia It is opinion here that Juba Bull poll, wrong nor that he ia right, bat it believes vary sick man. The disappearance of the “that.the whale country will ba pleased fever left htm in a etale of Uttar proetra- bis foot in it every time bo aitempta a lion. Still there are hopes and signs of aun, affording Kuuia ample jnsuficotna for every more thus far taken. The wcik, biarenuvary. are not alone in opposition to tha petition method of securing a Judgo We do beThe Bute levy in Illinois ia 06 (acts on halting, cowardly policy of tbc Tory mintho <100, and the assumed value of nil Um a Judicial Convention should be call­ Here it is again: Judge Tillman, of taxable property io the State is <931,108ed to make the selection, and that the roSouth Carolina, cfeiot. the seal ol Robert Smalls io Congrem. Smails received, on hoioo of same good man, wbo would rep­ Democratic count, 1,400 votes more than resent tho whole people of the district. It Tillman, bnt (he fetter is a Democrat, and would be equally satisfactory if lbw Gov­ votes hare notfung to do with seating a ernor would appoint without any reference Democrat ia <ingress to any petition. Thors can be no possible Democratic Texas is disturbed by a areopposition Id Mr. - Hooker—the opposi­ Our Washington Letter. tion is to tho course taken to secure bis tional quarrel The western part of the WaroutOTox.D. 0., Feb. Ifi, 1878. , Slate, having been dictated to. now wants Quite ao accumulation of dirty Dotaoto dictate, and mac the next candidate ntie linen was washed yesterday aad for Govcruor. Easterc Texas ptotesta nog out to dry. The .luraussioD took a aganwt this, aad there- are sfeua of troub- — —------------------Lebanon, N. H., by tho Republicans of an okJ feud that baa long existed among the 10th Senatorial Diatribe in that State, Tbc people of the Fourth Coogreaniueal difereat members of the great "Reform" aa tber candidate fur Scwetor. M*. Shaw District of California elected Psehero, Re­ party. Hewitt got into troubfe a few publican, to represent them in. Congress. day. previously becauae ho permitted hie pyaad unflinching integrity His etec- j The Democrats in Cuo^nan took the mat­ indignation to get tbs better of his judge ter out of tbc hands of the Fourth Dis- meat in so far as to resect an insulting doubt, will place in tha Senate of New trial people, and gavw ths scat to a Detno- alluaioa to West Paint bf a swell statesHamp-hire a man that ia auro to labor faithfully to promote the beat internt of Kx-Virw-Prmidcct Colfax. wiU deliver into him for his pointed retort that West the whole people. Such men are not so rotation as to laake their aclectioc an bis popular l«<nre ou Abraham Lincoln, Point had deamnsiralod its uaefalneaa only every day oa-urenoc, haoec whan such a at the Opera House, io Ano -Arbor, on a few yean ago, mad* in reply to tho sag man ia placed in nomination the people Monday evening, February 2&th. gestioa of tba South Carolinian that it Hou. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy daring ............................ ' .. _ intelligent a constituency aa that bill. Mr. Conger, who, died at Hartford, Coon., his home, on tbo fa>t> of ‘he Ar by the way, ia one of l be moat popular men oa the Republican side, gave sxpransion to a very general oonvictioti that the We learn that Mr. A. V Pantliod. the popular proprietor of the long celebrated "Faling Houses" un the line of the Mich­ igan Central Railroad, and senior propri­ full pMsessfau of tbo Government should Rapids, will, in eouneetion with a Mr. meroe adopted resolutions on Wednesday, that, unhappily, ever occur, to make occa­ Clark of Jackson, opon the “Hibbard denouncing the Bland Silver BUI and tbc sion of increasing it to such magnitude as will insure plac^for thousands of Demo­ House" in tha: eity on Marab.lat. Thw attempt to repeal the Resumption act. A new book outitte^ “The Grant Awak- cratic-Con federate warriors at present with­ ia only an addition to his hotel labors, aa out commissions. During the meles, Gar­ “Central Eating Hoaaen" will remain field, Ferner and one or two on the Demo­ cratic aide, nmnected in tbo public mind Jackson, that tbo ■'Hibbard" was being with ths alleged Wormfey Hotel bargain, refitted, and refurnished by tha new pro warmly, even vehemently, denied that any printers in a style that for cumfovt and elegance was not surpassed in the State. Our Greenback friends must no*, weary in well doing. Keep up the raestingx. Get up a petition for tbc repeal of the Kesumption Art, and circulate it. Many ager from and after March 1st. Mr. will sign it who will not favor a third par­ Stone has eujoyvri acme 12 yean training ty ; ia this manner the repeal can be effert- in newspaper work, saperadded to a good cd. — IlaMiag* H'-'tnr Jvanal. How is this? We thought the Joar. quite impcaaibte st time, to draid. th. polities of the participants by ought they said. Only the day previous Gsrfitld aad Stephens, repreaeatfag the Blue and Grey respectively, had healed the "bloody years and secretary of the Senate six yean, making u excellent officer. His immediate Resumption of specie payments. auecvR in an ailarged field cannot b« W« hope.none cf oar Republican friends will bo cajoled into signing sny such peti-. pbcoa had bewn aosigned the principal lion. Il is well understood that the Be-1 parts ia the programme I need only aay sumption Act cannot be repealed, and sen­ relative to the aiteodanew ia the Rqirern sible mew should not desire iu repeal. It tativts Chambev where tha prearotatioa It ia time to begin to think.about can took place, that very available inch oa >ba is the one bulwark against reckless infladidatea for the Spring elections. Fix your ! floov and in tbq gxllcriro was filled. The eye an good men (nd iron, then attend Benate attended in a body and the diplo­ tha cauetuea and try and have theta nom­ matie gallerias were fall of tbs refirnvealainated, and when they are nominated, ace tivea of Foreign Government. Carpenter, property valued at <229,000,000; she to it that they are elected. raised fest year <66,000,000 in farm Uy of 40,000. A full line of Undershirts and Drawers. aad Boys BUSINESS and for FALL TRADEOur CUSTOM DEPARTMENT con-JSUITS and OVERCOATS. BROADCLOTHS far DR KBS SUITS. CASSIMERES and CHEVIOTS for WHITK SHIRT io the City. BUSINESS SUITS. OVERCOATING fa pood ssytes. CATMIUL AFTECTIDI8, Sarsaparilla SCARPS, TIES end Silk Handkerchief. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. LIVER COMPLAINT 33 Monroe VOLTAIC PLASTER st., Grand Rapids, Mich. Hood urea Bonaparilfe, Yellow Valuable Bemedics. W. JOHM8TOM Jb CO. GROCERIES TEA SOAP TOBACCO choice num urn gato IMPERIAL SOAP STRAWBERRIES, OCKE Vol, zrra B. M. WATSON. Old Col- SWKETI . fyth Hogt, A Preaton. ./^nS-EANTPL 1 r,’ MAVT Tita Isw-DETECTIVES t®F.Eta 0?E AND *"**•<*. A FARM AND HOME OF TOOI owe. HALE’S joimnimmiT BQXET OF H0BEB0U1D AID TAR ONLY FIVE DOLLARS r OR AN A CRB 'jLn.in.K.i-. trin.rar.va: Maaujaciarrd aalf h, CHA MH TOM UK O THEK8. 2’ ‘S0’,? ‘."i’0, Ko*rni ■*> XI and d& Jsffersen St.. New Tovk. Far ..rlr nt whjr^lr b. MeCARTHT. ROWrt k GILES, Dstrwi*. MkL By Gnmvs geevrally and by HerciiiMon Chrirtfeney, and believe that hb fetter Accarding to tbeStatbtics Comm issu­ wan, from his stand point, not only emier's showing tbo ballanee of trade ir our neatly proper, but a duty to bis clients, favor laat ytar amounted tn <140,000,000. the people cf Michigan." That fa, we sold that much more than we Tito Michigan Central Company bare bouglrt, and either received the money tor been running aa average of sixty tnuna change of frost relative to ‘'conciliation" it, er reduced our European deot to that daily orcr their road the last two or threw is meditated, the Prenidsut, according to extent Thia is the way to prosperity. weeks Heavy freights of grain, droned tbcec, and lOhcra promiseedy identified pork and lard arc being .ent East. with the adoption of tho Southern policy, A petition is being circulated in thia Oe Wednesday Senator Chrisdaficy de­ regarding the c-icvietioa of Andsrsou aa county nnd ex tenet rely signed. praying the fest straw that has broken the camel's Congress fur the continued protection of livered a two boon' speech on 'the silver bill new before Congress. He advocated z. B. WILLISON, Haetiogs, Mich. CHESTER’S CURE! Rdsmi JSITOD 80KDI Asthma, Itronckitir, Catarrh, , gayZevCT Colds, 4c. The KU Power Political Notos. CURES te the Icteraate al "cxHiciliatieo " I men­ tion the erode rumors for what they am worth. But it fa difficult to iso what the of tbo Bland ailvtr bill be beliersd, in President can really do about ll farther plain English, to lc * rfoheenmoel of tbo coin. All htato.y baa shown that such expedients debased dis debater Dore than PURELY Wanzer & Barnes. A MTIMAl tTARBAIV meets the |MSBage of the Silver bill "will not make the nstfeo fael Kke exclaiming ‘Oh, furan hour of Great f Webster's The Toronto Mail wants tha free-trade unwUlmputo, in p-ublic men to own that they ever yielded to thia aasnfa as tbere now fa to own that they ever Md pro slavery view. Bo says the Lansing Hr bslL DRESS Unabridged. 2?”viwn.. iaeorMp.Qw.rt.. FAW. Homeopathic Spselflcs �VICK’S UlBtratN talkly Iuuk! Notice! Notice! bond ofprfacMM A J. Angle, work oueuxiMba decrease for year, 32G ; number of P. C. O.S. Potter, hauling roginc Pa., 623 ; Patriarch, rellered, 16 ; wM owed families relieved, 2 ; tmourt of re­ lief, 4640.01; ’total expense efrabordinate Ayes—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. NeXngb. camps, 44,447.06; total rceoipt. of aub- ton, Reed, Tomiiroon and Kinkleman-C. ordinate camps. 15,585.35. Nay.—Noue. V TU officer, cltcud and iostolhri for the Tbo Mayor appeisted Aid. J. L Reed ThoGrraUrok memi., Um crarong M preUy Well aUMdrtl by proplc from Norman Bailey, of Harting.; G. H. P._ I part, rf the couaty. Tito amfietM - C. I). Palmer, of Jackaoc ; G. ffaribtrM dasidedly aold toforM tha apoaker. E. II. Whhcey, of Unring; G. Troanrer— iiuriaon Book, of Jacx.cn; 0. 8. "’-“A- M. Uarria, of Detroit; G. J. W. ot fidrehood, aburo .nJ aophfatry in .Uut —Jtmepb W. Ely, of AUntan ; G- R*p. e^ral proportion H. dM n ran to —Gw. H. Shearer, of Bay City. uuderamnd tho r|tteatl.->u« be wa* detMtiuir The M. W. p. Patriarch madn the fol­ and thought abuc and bard name* round lowing appoint aunt.: Geo. W. Irtriwu -iptmeui*. The frieod* of Aoaert Ownaro, W. G. Mamba!, Alfred Milutm, oould wdlaSord to hire j oat such doma Coldwater, W. 1. Sentinel, and A. C. Da­ gnguta a. be proved hinmdf to bo to go ria, Grand Rapida. W. O. Sentinel. ’ about tbe country preaching tbeir berauot, The mailer of the plane of meeting for M tbe iutdligmre of th. people ,UUH next year.waa lift to the action aT the •haw them lh*C deetrurtioa and only Grand Lodge, which fa now in scmIou at deauuctxon oouU rmalt Irum tho adoption Grand Rapid*. of *ocb tbeorie. m ho advocated. <M4 10-f - Spring like weather. Cinderella repealed to-night. Cunocil meeting Thuraday craning. P. G. P., Conrod Kr.pt of Ann Arbor, spent ths Sabbath with friend, near thia Mr. neudore Tiltog delirered a lacttua ia Brooklyn, in the Academy ofMuait Mr. W. P. Hoyt had bi* leg badly smashed, yesterday. He wm drivtag bro team into the wood*. Jaat n be «u cotenog the wood* hi* limb caught between • . A Block'and White Foxhouod Dog—bad large black and white *pots on the body, with some tan color in the face—tail about half black and half white—^ars me­ dium size and scarred up—one ear having a slit an inch or more long—bad a fresh wound or bite on one shoulder. When last seen, wa« going south in Balti­ more towt*hip,and had on a nar­ Ou motion council adjourned until row rutwet leather collar with my Thuraday cveniag next name and addreM on the name ; ' W. H. Stusim, Recorder plate. Any jrerson returning said dog. or giving information । of his whereabo’ut* will be re- ' warded W. D. HAYES. I 43lf Hastiugn, Micb. < Account of Anaon Maynard 12 for haul­ ing Hoe* Cart to Uro Underhill fin tja motion of Aid. Dewey waa allowed at 41. Ayna—ALL Abbey, Dewey, McNaughUm, Reed, Tomlinson and Winkkman-G. Nayw-Now. Account of Jam*. Wooten for hauling Racine Io UmWbifl Ire 43 wm diowmh Ayes—AH. Abbey, Dwwqr, McNaughuro. Read, Toalinaon and Winklsnun—6 sxntnrux.M^..w.K VlfT1^--------- Flwad Wk Girin We desire to call the attention of all Fliwr aii Ytpallt Ms Her. C. I. Deyo baa retsrsed from his Eastern trip. Ha givm a very glowing dereription of the East, and rays that there » nut ao mat h ariat.icnroy down in Sunday afternoon John M. Demmer fa at Grand Rapid*, attending tha annual aeroiou of the Grand Lodge of the I. O. 0. F. Wo trust that al] our atiarot wbo are guiug to boar Mr. Theodore Tilton*rt Wa leant that Hon. Phillip T. VanZile Union Hall Wcdamday March C, will aebaa tendered hi* relation to taka effect eure tbeir scat* tn lime eu a* not to le on tha 31rt day of Mareh. diaappointed. There fa aurc to be a crowd, Ker. Mr. Thoma* of NtmhviB. will officiate .t the M. E. Church next 8d>Tbc Opera of Cinderella case of. a. bath, morning aad evening. adreniaad on the evening of the 14th, Our County Treaaurer ia at hia oAoa aad the company wax greeted with a foil again having ban confined to his bouan bouac So nascrutu and ao universal by illMM for the week pant. have been the prime, of the play and Ou Wedneaday evening Feboary 37lb fdaycra by all who . attended, Urol it ia the editor of tbe Bxwxn will addneustbe hardly uccouary to lake tbe rpara here, only to repost tha aompiimrota Already Red Ribbon dub at Quimby. paid them. BaSce it to aay that it waa Tho next Republican Sutn Conrcntioa accstgirra by any amateur company. Each part, from Cinderella and the Prince to Don’t foil to notice ll* prcapecttu of Lord* and Ladies wan rrudered in a man­ the D«i roil EtniajNni. It fa a lively ner that showed excellent taate and car* xruwy Sulu abeet that abould be widely fol training. Tbo eoatumes and stage dccoralivns were elegant and appropriate, ao psics being spared to add to the at­ tractions ol the play. The am profits from the evening were about twenty dollar*. Barry ronnty will be entitled toll. hate always cntorUl&od lStf’belief that there waa a link rarpltn of 'eod-fiah* art*tocracy ia our village and are convinced of the fort. Some wiU penirt in cultiva­ ting a small amount of down on tbc upper lip, and holdint themadve* in rad) an ercet porition that the pawrby would think that they had a board foateaad Io their back, but tbo troth waa, a* our wi*e om my. they carry ao much in their hip pocket, and their heath are ao light that tbeir potilion fa one that cannot be belpeu All Overcoats BELO W* COST We offer a fine all-wool brown beaver overcoat For ©9 Worth ©15, There wiU be a dance at tbe Opora Honae^fa thia village, on Um 22d, gir«n by tbo proprietor, of u*H bouse. Now O. I. C. can live another ehaaca to trip hi* tiny fee* up the hili and there build turtle, in tho air to hi* erorUating aajoy- < meat and Mtfofoctiou. A. W. Old* haa purchased one of thaee fine phaetons, brought here by Mr. Lusk from Chicago, selling his old buggy to Thouua Puritey of thia villaae. Th. At the first regular meeting of Ue JVen cay. that Torn haa tome malrimctii popular fellow citixen, John W.' Carter Young Lsd'k. Piak Ribbon Club, Srtur Ebq, wko fa. and hai been, both at home dirtely rebuild a church, on Uro rite of tbc add abroad, onaof the meat electire tem-‘ one recently dertroysd by fire in the town­ ing opened by resiling aeriptura, ringing Tbc play entitled “Tbc Fruita rf the prranoe apeaker. thia great tndrement haa ship of Caadetoo. and prayer, after which Mrs. McElwain, Wiae-eup" W m rendered by the usefubcra brought eut. He ia able, carneat and eloin her happy atyh, addressed the audience, qvlat a* a speaker, and a nun of decided eliciting the hearty approval of all promt, of tho Red Ribboa* Club, m Saturday absity and Blerling integrity. closing with aa earnest appeal to all to The procesda w*n> Marly thirty doUara. com* forward and rigs the pledge, which Tbe ripcnara over irtoly dollara, faaviag waa reapooded to with great enthusiasm a email »urplu* ip/iie Uraxury. The reaand pho addition of several new names to the pledge. They thou proceeded to the ann that the proceed* of thia cntertaleelection of oficeis with tbe following re­ meut and the cue wv had a abort time ago, ach : Worthy Presidsat-Miu Carrie wire o..t large. M that there are to taauy prison for 7 yearn. Fuller, In View Preaideet—Mm Mint is Rowley, 2nd Vw-PrtvtdrM — Mi<» Nellie Geer, Rec. Secretary— Mi** Clara Philliya, Q*. SemeTary—3iiro Sarah Hott-n It uni.) that over 304 Michi have found grarM io tho Black Fine all-wool Wack bearer overcoat* for 10.00 worth 15.00. Good fur beaver overcoats, brown and black, for 7.50 worth 12.00. \ Extra fine all-wool fur beaver overcoat* for 13.50 worth \ 20.00. Heavy grey aatinet overcoat* for 2.50 worth 5.0<\ Heavy brown chinchilla overcoat* for 3.50 worth 6.00. -■arAll of these Overcoat* are from 15 to 40 per cent, lower than can be bought at any otherston^ in the city. TOBACCO. Made of exv« heavy dar want any of overcoat STAR following pmtlco.cn were elected offioenr President—G. W. Knight, Baton Rap(dr, Vice PraaidaM—B. J. BiAkmao, Hartings, Stcrstoty — Clcmeot Smith, du«e of George G.rriran, in Baltimore, Hastings City. Troasurir—A. G. Jewel!, o. Um ee-isg of tha 13*h ha*, far lb. Vermontville. Dinwwn for Barry coun­ beaefi* <4 Rw.'T. MoCoy of the M. JL ty—Z. B, Hoyt, Yankee Spring*; Loreaso Church, tU reesipta Madge. Caatletou; A. C- Towne, Prairie­ rille; Richard Jor.rs, Amy ria; D. W. Rogere. Cariton. Director, for Eston HOUSE. ROCKERY. W. F. HICKS. THE STEBBINS BRO SAY Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture'Frames until you liave priced Goods, for yon HI TOBI WHILY HSEALD. will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the onlv One Dollar a Year. PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS 7 lie Ladin Sut-fc«} e»ue<ctad with the Pmbytrriaa Ch er.I. will be «rot< named Sa uid-y eteaiug al 7 y'ciock,* with the on Fiidny .liera-m !y 'Mrs. H. J. Keo foUuwiug literary programme: field Tbo genl It H»e» an- invited to tc« at Impromptu speech — Mias M. Rawley. Emj— Mina Sarah Wright. The M. E. tooH will be rnterteieed oa Declamation— Miro Florence Slattery. thia t Widmwday) ercn'urg, by H«o. ti. C. Original poem—Mbs Carri. Fuller. Tbo Fruita of the. Wioe-cup will be Prindle and wifo at tbeir reaideuoe on lb« played again oa the 24th tart.. for the ben­ north aide of Center strew* between Church Art of Propagation, efit of Mr. Hoyt, on* of Ute member! of la a highly ijluatratcd practical work oa Ou Munday we rerei.td call. from the rapid increaan and multiplication of Council Proceeding*. P G Abbot and P. G. Geo. D. Barden .lock Published by JmtiMs* Oo-tri of W.-HIaad Lodge No. 179 L 01 0. F., ax» Bexblixo Ncaanr, Winona, Co!- A regular meeting oftbe Common Council *M>dd rt their room Friday eveniog nd tbeir way to aUcnd Uro aroaiou of tbe ambuna Co., Ohio. Pnco j-rej*id by mail, 50 cent.. Catalogue free. Agent. Grand L-dgo at Grand Rapidt. to I. C. Clestlcigh. 317 Broadway, New The Barry and Estan Firs Iruuranoo Company. York, fur a copy of Uro f.momt Puncb Tbe annua) maatiog <«f thia ampaay Almutark l-r 1878, Jos* iwood from wMbrIJ ia thia eiiy ysterday. The rempay fa reported in better condition, fiaac dally,than ew before- Tbe bu.im.rn tronacted related excltoirely to lb* Wiota (LsDTHI.M, you in the city and attend promptly to all calls in that line day or night. Furniture Depot,'South Side State St., Hastings Mich. ROBERTS 4- IMIPMM NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES By Ahl- Dewey. /fraoW, That there bo and hereby ia irausfomd from tbo general highway (ood to the eotiliugeol food the turn of two hundred ao<| fifty dollar., to repay loan, prevfomly mad* from the contingent food to the general highway fundAdopted by aye. aad nay* aa follows: Ayan—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, MeNanghtoo, Tomlumoo and Wfoklenun-5. Nay.—None. By Aid. Dewey Rnvhnl, That ibore be and- hereby i* transferred from the Fire Department fund to tbc romiugent fond, tbe turn of one hundred dullare, to repay loans previously nude from the contlitrort to the fire de­ partment fond. Adopted by i^au *nJ nays as follow*. Ayo—Aid. Abbey, Dewey. MeNsnghton IWinmra and Winklemau-5. SOIfOOL ST4TIO/I^Y New York Herald. DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES. At Hickory Corners Council proceeded to ballot a:eond time with the following result: j. L. Reed recsitad five votra. On motion of Aid Tuunlioaon J. L. Ilcwd wm drolsrcd riocted AldrtBao io the third ward to |U1 vacancy. BOOKS �Facts for the People. tboetike. ewi' -8 :a t? t men eu (japed in the liquor burinaa may just u well recognise the fuel at mice, that tho temperance warn will not be stayed, it a bound to roll on until the rum traffic in ovcrwhelmod by ita strength and force meat has bees in full program in Paris. Meetings hare been held nightly st the ■ Methodist church, aud the building haa neen crowded to ita utmost especitv by all clams of people. John W. Custer, of HasU.g., Michigan, haa bora rod is the speaker, and waa assisted by Mr. Pago, of the national temperance union Saturday, Sunday axd Monday eveoiags. .Mr. Cua ter is a forcible and eloquent speskrr. pw Staaiog comidcrable magnetism and BtUso rolor, the bright blur crystals are outed Sapphires, the bright red onos rubies; and the cohwlcte are called white or water sap phiree. In bsediKss they are next to the dia­ mond, being nine iu a scale of ten, the diaUiond only bring ten. This gem is li lt aff.-elrd by acids or changed by heaL Kt is hiubly electric when subjected to fric­ tion. Thu. gem wa* highly prixcd'by ths tsreek:. aud U well dcaeribed by Greek vfritcr*. Piioy deirribefl’it fully with its Various rolora and peculiar retteetica* cl l|glit. Tho rolorten crystals are often miatakco for diamonds ton tbsir luvtrr arid banluess. but can always bo told by tjirir different sporific gravity. Like dia­ monds, they am sought for amony the sand* in the bed* <4 rirers, in regioca of crystalline rocks, such as granite, grann'ar limestone snd metamorph&Xlatei. .The best are found io Asia, but they hare been found in Ueyteu, Europa, Africa and < ____ t. < .. ■ found in New Jersey, and adjxniug in New York; also in Cherokee County, Georgia While the white are very brilliant their brilliancy is ro much exceeded by the dia­ mond. that their value ia lessened, unlaw they have that peculiar blue ester, to much desired becaaro ao rare. The finest sapphire* are still retained in tbe East, and some are of very targe rise, end would bring fabulous prices, hut as they arc owncd by the potentates of that country, thev descend from father to eon and tbeir ssls is never allowable. Among the finest in Europe are two owqcd by a Miss Contis ot London and valued stone hundred and offered a greauback, be knew wbal Goner*1 Ewing meant ia bis Coopey Union speech, when be said that "the reahxatiuu uf a silver eurrwucy would disappoint bit .a 1! .» -3 OPIUMS^x^ AlSSlUrtAffl for about *6,000,000. Tbe annual Inter oil on these amonots to neeriy *000,000 and tbo taxes to more than *100,000 more. Comment is unnereihry. In as iatarview recently publmbeil iu a Washington paper, aad copied in 7h« flag for a moment. Mr. Page a aloe alo Triouae, Mr. William E. Chandler ia re ■{Ocot and1->gica!. They are ably awtHled by Her. E. D. Wilkin and other local •pcaken, aad are materially auieted be>idea by the excellent ringing of the choir. Up to bnt craning, 1734 eitiiena had joined the movement, and more arc eiminc. It gore that Um days of King AlcoIwJ and John Barteyc*.rn arc numlKred in Paris Ou with tho good work ; the skits With gold at 11 jwemium, tho question arc bright for temperance and morality.— arises whether if Cong tea* were tu adjourn Phril, JU. U^yMican. _ to day greenback ■ would riot be at par and resumption a realiud fad before tbo fiiai of April, Gold is coming from England in heavy shipment* to mc.-t tbe bread atufla, ths moats and cotton of the United Stataa, and thia notnbtnai with public faith iu the integrity of the Gorcrntuant with regard to the public debt, ia bringing gold nearer and nearer to par. 1. Mainicttooro of proper temperature of the body by exclusion of exreaoivo heat few days the truth of the pn«erl> ihsi and cold. , Hi2. Protection from injury by rain, snow, "•pooch is silver; stleoee is uoWcn letter in reply to Mr. IWmoat to drawing dust, flirt, slonew to the feet, inwUsetc. 3. I’nnerratfon of liberty of action to out some pretty sharp criticism* from the all the organs of the body, and freedom Eastern Dsmocratie press Hi* Matamcni that, when ha voted ia faceruf p-ying tbe public dsU in coin, -be man salver aa Decency demands— 1. Concealment of same puruoui uf the 1 | well aa gold, ia. treated by Tkr Bottot utnan frame. 2, Distinction between the habiliments ' sag. ia th. aAantwa W list Oar. to liter ~f.»t Mart “sis sass:* wirrKXT „ »t snu teaSrW ate elator-lr. telton ss-l ik.r- taaatf tUftrntullnti, *’^ar\SiA*ng-.V”“ “.as;- — AP ~ ‘ YraTnS GOiXG NOItTri; toultatte to sumar ite Sate ate raawreU by mW **• i'u-’V *r>.<!.‘t' rtfer ••Maoearr, to M>W> ito ls*-ts is » as :# W. JoSSsroSt: CU. ■>*■1 isrire Division am axpiax tu xi.ton ”153' nm\n VEGETim: U Quid by all Drojgitu. nranw. 1878. THE HEW YORK 'fcSVhtJi'SSASKJ fiwri'gt'su?r- Evening Post!! ■l.V ITS 78th YR.4R. iteirWterpiw tor tewltoa las nrear genuine throughout, without any faUe pads, folw hair, or false anything. 2. Graceful forms qf drapery. 3. Harmonious colors. 4. Such modcvite ooosistcncy with pro­ vailing modes uf dress as shall produce tbo impresaiou of sociability and iiavity, end avoid thkl of self aaaartteo. 3. Individuality - the dress suiting tbe wesrev as if it were an outer body.—Cotitttptntry Hmr*. sewincMachine Things in General. Clover blcowxa* were seen in Casco, St. bynecraaarity influenced Sali-ual wart. State diwuatuaa, neighbor hotel broth, and Clair euunty, Christmas day. family differences, are la-xc frequently I'tics, Macomb county, has 40 widows. than otherwuw the malt of diaeward and diaoederwi cwtutiUttiiina. When tbobody ia suffuing. the tuiud, acting in sympathy, will beeorua inflated aud perplex'd When the physical eyercwi ia in health, the mini! this into les* than a cweat. but on account | perceives things iu tbeir true light, and of a blcmiab or erack it is valued at only forty thousand ddlara, There baa, how­ they cannot defeat demagogues by making ever. bera reen in India and elsewhere in faros or shaking Cat* al them. th« East, aspphireu weighing from three Au Anu Arbor clergyman baa written hundred to nioa hundred and fifty carats, but their extreme rarity and high value in on one aide of a punlri card, with an or­ . eousequmco hu prevented their coming dinary lead pencil, 3,132 words. Westward. Braidcs tbe use of ibis mineral for gems flocks ol wild turkeys have recently been aud mind tu a mere wreck. Ur. i'irore i tbe transparrut eryatals are used for tenses seen feeding inside the city limits. Favorite Prescription ia a real braossnakei to first class mternscopee, for which pur A great icmtwranco revival has been go­ in a family.’ No woman auffcring frou pose thrv are finely adapted. They are ing on in South Brod A rpecial to the also used as jewel* for watches, and van i.OOU have lakvm IbepWte. most unique being to draw small wire' The Spanish Mhauler giro a grand cm through, as steel would not well answer tha purpose, giving less uniformity, sod iertaintnen: in Washington on lbs 23d,uh. being much more troublesome to uve. Ar­ tn honor of the marriage of the King of tificial crystals of thia mineral hav» at va­ Spain on that day. rious times been made but the beautiful By a vote of 171 to 83 the Huuao, adcolor is wauling Bo their msnofaeture, other than to duplicate them in glass. hw> of the public or red sapphire ranks next tbo diamond in general value, but some crystals have Lo«n found so brilliant end of sueh magnificent red rolor, when cut an.] polished, as u. bring almost twice u much aa a diamond of tbe isw aim. In fine one weighing two and one half ear*:* sold in France for about throe thonaand dollan. white one of the best of diamonds that siae. would hardly bring ooe thousand dollars. Ru­ bies are sold io the United States at prices ranging-from three to twenty doll.rs each carrat, but are only worn now and then, aa ths beautiful red j-xuliar to this gem is net a favorite with rno-t of the American ladim. They wfll doobttewa grow in fovoy, » it. l—. — ___ . rg >r. ■8'C*’l!f. .. Si t.l IS rr “it Wane, J’cttti & Mm irnioiiIICHffiATiiii)’Tffi”S8IJTE t»XS MCT, Amplest &6EsJ; AGENTS WANTED IS-LBtcKB. I va » TtelraTSwlwi tati&re. orthern NRAHWAY COMPANY CENTRAL lb. ■r-™B4feA".S.‘." SL-ses-x ms and neighbors that there ; no need nf harrowing the Danker to read, when they may have it all to thciRiclvM The Vicksburg JlrrtM Mays that them in not one National bank iu Miariaipi, none in ixiuiaiaua outride of New Orleans, and poly one iu Florida. Tbe mortuary report of Chicago fur 1877 shows that tbe number of deaths waa 8.0JM, which is a decrease t-f 647 as wwnpared with tbe priding year. * to ths won: ulcer, aad is found u> be un­ Some Indiana uac scalping knivot of equalled in cases rf Erysipelas and Scrofu­ lortoiee shell, probably on aoraunt of the la. 8Jd by all druggist.. at 75 mu. old fable in which tho tortoise waa alleged Scut by nail, poet pell, for 80 osota. Dr. B. A. Smith k Oo , proprietor!, Erie, Pa. to have got away dith tho hare. 5R. Utts l^trssstftsa&is: Stwr.ts Sr. aiinujr. B",,oRhUWHfui1?r •priaVM th* 4avk el EMPLOYMENT! The balance of cash in the Slate trews ttrt Jan.10, 1878, was *505,833.81; rw cripu during tho week ending Jan. JO were *46,966.81; paymantn during aame time were *263,770.01; deersaw for the week *216,773.10. CHRONIC � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-02-28.pdf 509e7e54019e13f28eeca06b6bcd39cb PDF Text Text acre. or ADvumilrti. VOL. 22. NO. 44 parawu, tu amta'ams HASTINGS. MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1878. Closing-Out Sale .Tubular Lanterns with guards Bf*m Pct lantern* I()0 Champion crons cut saws 100 dot. warranted mill files 8 in. 100 dos. warranted mill files 10 in. 50 dot warranted axes 1000 nests tin pails (our make) 100 de«. 6 qt milk pans (our make) 60 Kegg Burdens horse shoes 10<)0 lbs. horse nails finished 800 boxes glass (8x10) OH. C. RLSNELL, I ibn church. The wftu wm a ccrtly one, and gfiucred with pktcd-lwatw. Thu Bob emu bell idled Uarily. and a long proa, rion follnwed the bier TU tb.me uf the nenuon ww, "In tie mid«t of life we are' in dnth” The di-eouy*- wM brief, and the landlcrd of tho Ea^lc Tuvorn wa* a» Bring me lb* ioduatrisoa, Iheaobcr, the nwpretaUi, and 1 will Murn iUm to ynti diunkardz, poaperc and Usrau., children in the United State* during right Briag me th* child, aad I will dash to yeare. In it* t»e it b cciain to Aaltroy »"'h the dearert hopes of lb- fatbur and the (warito faagua in the throat and ghnda ia two houri Teo grata, dimolrcd Brin- me the father aad the mother, la a tumbler half fall cf cold water, and and I will plant diaeord between them, a»d tak* from a half l» a full tooapooafnl erery hnnr .,-.11 I- A_ .._ 90c. each 70c. each 3 c. per foot 16c. each 20c. each $1 00 each 75e. per nest $1 50 per dot $1 50 per keg 22c. per lb $2 25 per box Bnng cm tb* young maa, aad 1 will min bis character, dautnoy. bia health, »b<.rt.O his Iif,, and blot out iho highest sod purest Loom of youth. Bring me the meebanin or lb* laborer sod liis own money—th* Lan! earned fnrits rf bi* tail, shall bo mad* to plant poverty, vicr and ignoraoee io hi* oaca happy borne. Bring me l£* wann-heosted Bailor, aad I will tend him on a lee ahorc, and make ■Vipwreek of all hi* food hope* forever- Christ, and I will blight aad wither ervry dcr^iouri fading of bin heart. I will cor­ generated in the rtomaeb, and when it rupt ill* mfafaier. of religion, and defile .premia op th* a-.u.pUgu. it prodoom such the purity of the church. a high alate of inflam.ti..u that raagr.oc Bring ®* Om patronage nf the city, aad , »et» in, which then dunolvt* tba parasite, yard and barn. Un. Bfaley urged her KVi-ral time* to Rte with them througti <./ the courts ofjustice — let the magwtratew, but befoie that token place tho neo of the th* winter, but ah* alwayn waived the uf the State and the I’Bum beroma my . qucntkn, till on* morning in Noran her, ■ I.an ahe rat by tb* fireplaee carefnlrr ■ Thn Tsriff. tending a little frail wee babe, that bad been welcomed to the peraouage a few Tb* general ireUmrol of the Went ia houra before. She turned to inok at iu in favor of a tariff that will furniah the mother,- who was longingly watching neceweary Gorerontont revenue and at the them, end mW, "I am going to atay with mw time, ao far *» ponaible, protert and yoa, Mrr Braley, tfjou will let me take fcrttcr American manafacturui aad build charge of lh>* little darling." • up a borne mark** for American product*. • fam ro glad, for wo do n«d you, I ■ • ‘Th* new tariff bill make* large re know nothing 'of taking car* of cbtidrw, ductiona of duty 00 maay article*, aad is strongly oppoaed by tb* lending manufac­ and 1 .ball learn of ywu." turing iaterwta ol the East. The time •-Doa'l my another wurd to tire you! I ha* iiot come when th- Government can bare no on* the to far*; it is all willed afford to adept crcti an approximate free Vade policy, and it would be mperially an- ‘........ PHYSMiSt SURfiMN. ._____________ WOOiA-SNO. MICHI (UN PHIL. W. NINKERN. Don’t fail to call and secure a bargain. • A’. B — TFArn yon Aaw rrarf thio pltutn huwl it to your neighbor- • Yours Respectfully. Greble & Russell. DENTIST Nashville Michijai. ATTORNEY’ AT LAW A SOLICITOR IN CHANCKSV J .-wt atiniilea rim t. WHOLE NO. 2090. Great News! farm hr pat up Bathing but pain 7 An author un that une of the urns of adversity I* to bring us oat. That ia true, particularly at the karee and aibowa. An easy victory ia not prised, but a triumph wh>eb b the molt of a protracted and rigoroas ai^e b ap« to be itetfaff. Politcoam mem* to be a certain care, by the manner of our word* and eeuoaa, to make otbara picaaed with n* and with Holidays are over and LkwiA'Stebn has decided to sell hii*< stock of’Winter GooiLt at (ir below cost, consisting of ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT ou in cbanvbhy. r.«u« 1. >n a. «««>» Undcr-wtar, etc. Ladies’ Dress Goods, Cloakings, Felt Skirts, etc, AT COST. Buyers will please.cull in anti convince themselves that I mean what' I say. to cnmm.nce bot»ea 00 the mountain, aad Mrs. Palmer rental Iler collage for them lo live io Cur tha ■inter. They went out prospeeting one day. and cam* to the place from which Abijab had token hi* DR. Hr F. FK( “'•KJfdK'ISi,-'. n»^M<iE0X. Z-ffi ' liM : Otia Howe rwle from lb* mill with Mr. I Miner and drove up to the tavern. Mra. I Ainsworth, who wm owwpiag off tb* pl­ 1 mxj mw Mr. Mimr, aud ahe called out, ] rather aharply . ' Just received First Prize nt Wisconsin State Fair and nt our own "Mh. AiMwenh 'bas no: got borne. Otia Howe, you had better be looking State Fair at Jackson, after ibwa horacr, the atage will be along in lea* than an hour Where is Eara? Smart hired man I abould think, to let iboK horoM stood till ihia rime! I shall ttcll Mr. Ainsworth what treaty felbe haa to look after tbiap wbrn bo DETROIT WORKS, He had no doubt bidden iu the cavity to escape capture, and for some nawg the ledge above gave way aad boned him no derneath the Callen boulder. He aacaped the rigilauec of the Sheriff, bet the AD Beebe Ky* followed him, aodarrmtrd and imprisoned him, wiiheui the formalities of ■ Have you beard tb* newt thia morn a humin tribunal, and death wm the pualog, Mra. Aiuawofth ?" asked Mr. Miner. iabment. The workmen did good work in lb* “No, how abould 1 7 I have not seen a a aou! before, thia morniog.” Senator uhrtstiancy. . laeae 1*. C'hriatiancy is nearly <16 year. ' nld, to-day, aad. with th* exception of Hamlin and Morrill, i* one of the olderc Scnatore oa Um Boor. Ila b remarkably well prencred. Ha hair b light brown and acarooly streaked with gray, while hi* ibick, closely cropped beard appear* bat .lightly grinW. lie wrera oo mustache. Something ISAAC W. VROQMAN. JOHN Q- CHKSST.’ STOVE slid dawn Into the cavity, and they took their drilia to sphi it up, SUM tn ascertain how it worked. With iron ban they hoisted pat two or ttrev hogu »Uba, when tu tbiir aaloutabtaent they dii-xirered the body ot a man wedged down underneath the solid mass. They worked hard to aplit and raiee the rlr.w. so as to extricate the ■ remain., and el last aecompiubrd it, wLob the body was recognized as that of Bill StrongI In his poeketo ww found the money taken from Palmer's traak, and with glory M the other waa prertariag to enter it In a Ware of uSeiri aptindor m the gumt of ita rater. That General Grant should hare token special potaa to meet th* dirtjngniAeJ jadhrnlui 'aMi hear from —-* ——---------- ---hi* own lip* Um story tf hi* ai*rvJou.i , puddle. Thcapirwier Ircturod him *«vereachtaxemout wm m high a rccuguition m >/ *« the aril* of a habit an injurious ami Stvald give of Um apnreanliea in which I »hhj. and hc-ped hereeftcr -,b* would aba* hoida Mr. Stentay a aerriree to th* | do<» i«. The young mau made no reply, eauae of science a,.d uhimatefc, we hope, | Two reato fa front wm a acta partly oecw to th* caune of riviUsalioo. Die ex Pro* ,pfad — by a young mao who wxXiaxinR waAguine from idem seetn* to be delighted wkh bb tear, the window. The opjnator? ------- -- rtntinr ‘her and he b ceiteinly fattaBato in being *0 bundle, u|*>u the real arm. peered down many tbouand* of mdee away from the upon, the Cour to detect poaeible trace. of wretched wrangHnga at Wuhington and the Weed ; after.which* ia strident tones. ibe reetaingly interminable ' Louisiana anuabblc. __ ■ THE JEWEL COOK! <5u»; just iril Mm. Aiaeworth.” • WbM oo earth ia iif Old Palmer ia dead, thru 7" and .ho 1 urocd pah and rank down on the bench. “Yea, ma'am; and—aad—and—” “And what? Don't atand there like an Six-hole, Ejctcnnioyi Top, Portable Planished Copper Reservoir as# J. Carriaie, Siu ul Onawilal painter Al A. M. Ito«k'» OiniH' Shop a ETSTEOR. AD REPAIR shop. Gumming & Filing Sawa H. A. GOODYEAR. FACTS TO BUYERS I 1st.—Mewrx POWERS A BARLOW have unlock of critically selected good* for this market, exceed­ ing in variety the combined ntocks of nil other Hard­ ware a^oreain the-city of Hastings. 2d.—POWERS k BARLOW are dig only dealers in Hailing* who buy direct from the Miinufucttirere, and so avoid the addition of jobber’s profits to the cost of their goods. Wm. H. Goodyear. PBiBUHUnCU. (HUB!PEOPLES DRVG STORE. PhyMte'l I'rercHf.li.W Md P«»ily 1^-riir. OTlully r"» p.r..d wilt «"■«•«■>* Ctoiak of pnrwl qmlilv «•>?• BeceoUy a clergyman nerind a minister • half lire traveling card, m they ve erilsd, and wrote to th* superintcodeal asking "if ho coaid not embrace hb wife abo.” The superfateodeet repl tad that be thougfat likriy he oould, bat did not waat to aey pceiuvdy until be had the wife, u no waa a hitiojMtidioua in Ms teat**. Tis only feo^aL^beltaffa th* pre- village, for hja own reoidcooe, and then built smaller eotragre to rent. He worked • Cartoinly be ia ’ Do you wiah to po op 1slowly but surely, sad prospered. The most beautiful and scicntificglly-arranged living Flue Stove 7b be Ontiaitod. tbcaST now-in the market. “No, I cannot leave now; they will fetch hi* boro aeon, I wppom" ••Yea, tftrc tbo cumiaaiion ia over." “I abould do no good; I am not to , bUtae about it, lhai'a iurc," and taking up ker broom abv walked baek Into the ' 1 •'Bbo token it cool, I declare I" taid the ' blacktmilh, who had aiepped over for his 1 tntt«», and heard tvery word of lh< coo- ; 4«r»kuoU. "Ia th.baropu, MiBerf "1 don't knew, I hop* not. Th era's ' trouU. aucugb come from that den F 3<1.—This house Li the newest in its line, and, un­ like its competitor#, has jjo old goods on band that wore bought when goods were high, which, enables us to place before our cuftomeni goods of the boat qmllities and styles, at least 10 per cent leas than our competitor's goods coat them. We also have the reputation fur honorable and fair dealing worth preserving, which gives security to purchasers ngninst misrepresentations. iti—For the sake of makingpriocs appear cheap we do not advertise “Olomng Out Sales,*' or sell old styles of goods or dead stock for new. 5th —Owing to our facilities for purchasing goods we can and do sell every article at a saaUer per cent of profit than any other hardware dealers In . . • I •• .. . .__ ... _____ ..r Tbv events of tho naxt few weeks iu Waalfiold were of a peculiar and ex- iring namto. Th* verdict of tba Ib^bmi over ■ ho woriuto was •towder.' Mn. Palmer bad SBrowubad BUI StroBg a fore, whvo tin: hkek Hodkerchinf wm torn off, and eba Luew Aluworth by a dilfervui noiored patch on the uodonida c.f hi* enol ilwi, waieb she had noti.od tfe night before . Tito other co* -eb. etorid nut ideotify. Dir sheriff bed not faced Strong, Lot wm 1 ' 1 ' luu >ie«« dun tb»i whM> ewAM in tb« MCkUg trod burnuigof Troy. Baku and PmU, Hactoz nd AudromwU PrUm 1and Hecuba, would fada Uforc tLo tu®. 11 ink. ifllrcy only bad a 1ofl/mlaad 11___ l. ..,.1 An honmt ' rcpotaiioB hi within the reach of all turn: they obtain it by Btoial virtu** awd doia« thrir duty. Thia kind of reputation. « is tree, is nmlbcr briUmnt ~ atarthne. but it k. nA*, th. moat nrefal for h«rpinre«.-{DmA». Tbo Itet cveewv abowa that ia the State at Kentucky ihare are 333,17fl p«*MM between the age* of 1C and 21 ymara (ke oaunot write. Thai there are 187,717 above th* «ge of SI wbo have mH tbeuo little aowmplisBMate. Il ia uoi, surar»iog. therefore, tUt tb. • hcimL" nf Ken- Ilia said of Jonaph J.ffenma, th* enter, that hi* nxW vital pawn.! trail iaa love nftruA. Dane up.™ a time bo wm b-nl tooaaHm; “Dm bluMml truth! I tail my ehUdren. 'For Gnd'a teU. tail the �I A tef^Uon line ’fa feNe omni nd bcim end PW..<?L lg, Oa Thuroday, Feb. 14, , live buttarffy fiyiag o‘ dooms, Un wmmuwU SUFORD'S IABICAL CUE. it ia an exact «.py of the printed inrtruetrio., oath and work, except m to aigna aad pawnrorda, which are not here given. To thia we aak the apteral attention of the public. If >u«i an organisation ia not (mttofutlJr in character, we do not know CLOTHIER who loro* hb country and would uphold and retain tnmaa liberty aad the dearest rigbta of all Americana, will Mt the atamp of their emphatic condemnation on such an or^anixation, Oo Wednesday lart alter a Matico of But ben in their Council Work; only forty-eight, hours, the aoocl.re of tLo it and judge fur youradra*. Homan Catholic Church in session al the Vatican in Rome, elected Cardinal Ginchini Peeci, late Camariaugo of the Popo, to the Papal chair, under the name ud ti­ tle of Lao XIIL He b repreaented to bo In opening (found! the President will a man of decided ability, parity and digni­ ty of character and modentiun of views. la the Sergeant at anna prvocal’ If so, According to report cf him no man could be will take hb ataiioo, and be in the m tire dbclurge of bis duty. Pres. say. — hare beeo ch<»*eo who would adopt a dot Bro. Sergt. at anon, are you sure that all conciliatory end liberal enureo not oaly present tn membera of tbo J4. P. and in toward the kingdom of Italy, which will poaaeaaioa of tbo password? be brought into the diuert contact with Scrgt. at Aran.—Mr. President, I am the papal influence and policy, but abo to­ sot sure, but will inform myself snd ro|4Wt —| Calk upon lb. <s ,.ko up ward the other lil-era! aiatoa of Europe, the paaa, who report to him in low breath Et>iTt>u Ba ax Mk—I Tease Mate wtaethSergeant al Aram will then step to the center of the ball and addrevu the Pnoi- er oil inspected by the Stole of Illinois sod retailed in thu State by a Granger, makte the itupcctor liable, or the Granger, or ths oil, er the borreL Abo state the evmmcneiag to open until thia point.) difference in the Jnr-trtt of each State. ixruoDt'Vnntv or cakdioatbs. Scale in what way the people will be Sergeant at Anns or any member will better off with the Silver Bill as pawed; acnounoe that candidate, are in waiting. President will direct the Cecaora to the caiea of depout and the wh*4c college of ante room, obtain the names, report, nd upon their being properly rouebed for, each year thus eontroled by Wall street 1'onn, etc Bern will again retire; they will then announce through the wiekH to the Sergeant at Arab la anawer to tba above queries wc state: that no many eandidatca (giving the num­ ber) wiah to be admitted for initiation, if lor aak any oil of the llliooi* fittest io { found worthy. Sergeant st Arm. onyx—Mr. President, this State h liable to proeecstion, and to the pensltics provided by law. 2d. The 1 ' firo-tcat in thu State » 150*, in lUinoia । 130*, iu Ohio and Pennsylvania 110°. President any.;—If there aro no objec-1' But the oil inspected in this State ia tioos they will be admitted. The CcnMr 1i equal to 175* Ohio or IIIUom iaqioctioo. will introdoon them. ' 3d. We believe the |ieopk will be neriuu. (•n jirox- ntinc the eandidatca th*. Cea- ly injured iu all their bodnses intcrroU ror will my:—Mr. President, I takoplou-'' by the "Silver Bill," should it receive the uro in introducing thane candidate, for' iniatiatiou. They have been recoinmeed -.I signature of the President, yet ite on. recd to u. as mco ol honor, aad properly decmjhg feature h the provision fur eno vouebo'l for by a usrmlx-r ia good stand-' verting tba same into certificate, that aro ing. We turn examined them and Cod to be redeemed in gold cn demand, and them to be good men and tree. They j have heard read the platform of the N. P. which may circulate an money and aubarribed to the Mme. They h,ftM>cen properly elected by the Council and now ' eotne before you for final in.truction. You hare been recommended by al friend as men nf honor, and our board of I Censors after diligent inquiry have found | you to be men of honor, we therefore place you upon your honor ia joining he N. P. You have beard read the platform of the N. 1’., do you one and all, subscribe to the same? If so you will place your right hand on your left breast. My, I, pronounce your own name, and repeat after me. 1 • • of ray own free will nd aerriec, actually rendered, and which accord, i n the presence of these witncaacs .hould be paid for at fair rates. The beat and thi. council, du promise upon my interest of the people demand, that pub­ lic nfieiab of all grade. .hall be well paid, and then required. Ml all our county oS cm have ever done, pay or oo pay. to !«■ prompt and eficicut io the diacharue of the du'ica devolving upon them They aro still crying "Peace, peace" in Europe, but there isn’t much chance fur peace while Ramix and England maintain the present state of affair* at Cnuatatino’ rtinne to prow! rouad like two and thi. Council. ! n»5»>»ic <» afford much of a guaranty for Brother., I wilt now proceed to invert i safety. you with tbo signs, gripe, snd words, by which you m.y know a member of this or any other Council in the United States. been blows off hb course by the loenl feeling. Mr. Hrodrieks who ia nrturalb a trimmer, with e aecret honing toward wand money, and Mr. Thurman, wbo b naturally a worerrrtire, have gone quite ov.r to the tilvtr .Ida, rod differ from Ewing_.od Yoorheea only by kcfcisg their A full line of Undershirt, and Drawers. Our CUSTOM DKPARTNENT *»<»• aMi. of a nice line of WORSTEDS and BROADCIXITHS for DRESS SUITS. M the p^'a tide ia the U^rtibyawr George W. Knight, a wdl-known and prominent curon. of Rau. Monty, dhd suddenly oo the 20th. Th. body wm found about five mils, west uf Eaton Ran. •d£-.,wJ^be h‘d -««•• &«»• b«W while riding from Charlotte. Mr. Kn^ht CAS8IMERES and CHRVIOT8 ticket, with a decided majority ol the Counal and both brauehes of L^kUtore. That moans a victory for temperance snd A coMplete Han of (NJLkARS sad btert iwreltivn ia 8CARF8. TIES aad Sdk Handkerchiefs 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. VOLTAIC PLASTER Sarsaparilla GROCERIES IdVER COMPLAINT Aid tePvifyts,- tb. SfonL ■ trilk. Yellow Dandelion, j । stolen livery. Bat the Inflationist, eared 1 nothing for the venerable old silver dollar' beyond the Urge depracullou iu iu.value. I A silver dollar curtaining a full dollar'. 1 worth ot metal ia u intolerable to them a* the axcluaire coinage of gold. .What they are in qurot of m not an hornet dolbr to pay with, bet a debamd dolbr to cheat with. Hi. preacat Silver bill, bad as it ia; 1 guarantee t., s Ult ' COFFEE. IF. JOlfXfiTOX Jt CO. SOAP New Advertisement#. GOOD BOOKS CH AMPTON’S TOBACCO. IMPERIAL SOAP FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD IS TUT ■TffiOT " CROCKERY • It b not neeeaaary to notice all the eraxy Comtsuoblic rubbish which find, a place In that documeit. What b most noteworthy ia it ia its demand for the supprrwiou of the oatioual bank note* and aubstixutiou ofgreeuboeu in tbeir place, aad for the immediate repeal of the Re­ sumption law. The effect of thane mm are. would be to take away the . pretence of rederopdun from our whole paper circu­ lation. Even daring the long period of the ssspeneiou . of specin payment, the bank circulation Um b4n redeemable in legal tender notes, and the bank, have .X- FAlPEFt iN»e a wew supply and can suit you all. STONE XXTJCRE. ad of 5500 gallon, of Ohio W«re. It b the bmt Smith Hogle A Preston. deeming any part cf I be paper eirctialiou if the Itaaumptiou act is repealed. Th«n> baa been a moderate contraction of the currency by the voluntary action of the bulks, bat tba sabslitatioo of jrreaabaek. wouki render any future cuctraetiuo iaposaible. .Mow, obaarve bow the dem.nd of the Indiana platform for the unlimited coinage ol Mirer fits into thbsystem. All the silver that b coined win bo just »o moth sheer inflation after the repeal of the Resumption act. The whede r...Inroe of the paper currency will bo irredeemable, and a. there will be oo oecrosity for keep iog any reserve against it all t)*e ailnr uxMy will few out into geoanl rinuklion. Every hundred, millions of stiver l‘S“rl)ETECTlVES °F“"O» AND AMcRICA. HOKEY OF HOBEBOU1D AID TAR feriEi-.'i'srx.-s sets AfuxM/brtvmi oe/e by CHAJffTO.V ItllOTUEHS, ?i,0; ,n*“. «d » and 35 Jeffrooajit, New York. *• Utoditico will go courtandy higher u tbo ioflation perpetually loereaaas by large ad­ ditions from the mista. If thee, wild pro­ ject. •□roeed th in country will present th. apoctade of a great commercial nation go­ ing beck to all the evib of eoormoua inflitidn Mier having conso within 1cm than two prr cant of a sound aad .table currvoey. No more deplorable calamity could befall the country, with tba nngk exefptioo of Boother groat war. ' It b too evident from thwaraxy Indiana plaifunn that the currency agitauoe b not to COSM (With the paasage of the tilrnr bill. Instead of resting in their victory and en­ joying tbeir knreb the inflation:*, are already erpanuung a new campaign against jiropcrty and credit. They are nut Kkdy to stop timet uf the wUdas. Communism. The currency w to bo made ll.e ehic-f ByOr-nn^,^'^ Dr. E. S. LaRue, SOUTH AMERICAN ■tale Itwni, CHESTER’S CURE! MQW.T jrarrau; rarai AsthniM., Ifronchitis, ■ Catarrh, Hiy Fever Colds, 4c. AM atlLterota.Mtb. UrMcopian Phyaician CHRONIC DISEASES, Nik «■* rtmle. EYE AND EAR! The JEU Fewer CURES ANKFFKCTUAL specific Home Evidence. Detroit h buiily engaged rawing mon­ ey to encl permanent expoaitico bnqdiap n that city. Z. B. WILLISON, H-»P. Xi* INDIAN DOCTOR RHEUM ATISM Hiss right to rote for the men of your choke independent of futj. But if you join Um new cub-bound repudirtor. party, you do tbn* awar. See obligation io the m. rolled "Xalionul Council' ritual, pub- J. J. Belden (Republican; we. re aketnd Major a< Syracuse, N. Y., Taaaday, by a plurality of 1,066. over A. B. Yataa, workingman'. candidate, oed 2.9TI1 over Wilber M. Brown (Daanucni). DRIB® Umbrellas. Satr-lx-ls and Shawl Straps. sn&emt to debase thn currvncy and ena­ ble men to ehmt their creditors with the .auction of law. When that sebeme Wm arrartc-1 by President Gnat's vigorous veto th* repudhtors wero at wit's end to derwe some new method fur reaching the same result. The wonderful foil in its jww uf Riker after its demOMthatam in Gvrm.ny supplied them with the coveted opportunity. At moo as they found that DROI’S’S’. • Dr IoM»» ku ». laktUM. ln*ta>«ai U. Ha..- The Utost outrage ia Utah, U tba paaap of a law which virtually dUfrencbbes Ute Gentile pojmhteoo aai! pl*w> the elec- BUSINESS «d CUFFS and the OVERCOATING in good atyka. CiTURUL AFTECTIOIS, Boy'S SUITS and OVBRCOATN. foe WHITE SHIRT in the (Try. BUSINESS SUITS. McCarthy, roSTky a gilks, • Pin. IX wm fiky-lour when he become Pope, and he held hi. ofiee nearly thirtytwo yean. The newly elected Pope, Lao XIII. will be aixty tight yaan on the 24 and foe FALL TRAHE. Wanzer & Barnes. humphrets1 ^omeopathic Specific* �Prat Mlvi Spring, a* the' ruUda. aad Um jay* | hare pul (fi an apfK-aranea. friomfa throughout t>* omntv ,hu ju,T(, J.me. Qarha of Hwtiag* apoke in the craod ball of th* Femah eo^kaF.nd abo been aeeurin- .uhretiber. for the Baaaxx church I Mt jietaby rvuniag to tb* Red that of the Elka. Then eamr the Underand ptamd to ba nb»e u» my that »r Ribbon Cl»b. The off rt wa highly tp. kr.ua maaqnrrad*. and lb* “lodge of Mr. UM fa brger now than tew before. Wc vreciatod JtiaraU to be the b«i apweh row" held by the Maaouic order, which aaaure our frieod, that we .ball n« lower, -n. om nf the nmM wpnmirc drmgtmr.uooa af the kind ever known in thb «ity. Tbe Academy ia in atMdy tm, daring thb acreu, and h, reatoJ M. I-.'CX) believe Um mau who earn a dollar ahould Dirtriet wab turned out ofacbool by Super- but thb will not ccntiaue much ioagar. reroiv* in p.ymeut , *U*y with the Urg. IMCMU* (knddl. for immoral oondurt. Lent will put ■ finale to tbe excitement of Hew. L. W. Cdknina ia holding awet high life whab py eirdo. alarody fed th. eat JiomiUc purcbx.ro- power, and 0„t one that u at ■ dwrount eteu oo* per el., tap. hem. »> marked .o«*r. a. yet. He to «ay nothing „f from eight to aixty aix I b»»d ep«fal mcetinjp. i. th. Diamond p«r nt. a* baa been the eaa- ■<« reroally I dbtrict m Onugceillc, dating January, Bridgeman, the popular AlUay BapAbout thirty made a ptvfoaaion uii, baa troeirtd a rail u tbe T ,?*. nyx Mr Anmue eburek with a ral.ry of Iff,000 a OuM-lOH. Tilton* addrraa wu nally a high mural jeer Thu. one of tb. ra«t impo^ Lmm throughout. Etoqucnee, .oJyrit, New York pulpit* b filW Another the •“‘“W. J-H-ry. de^ptfon; cdocatfon There ear . piad r4])y f^r ,eB10cr. Hcfonu Dutch b Mil] vacaui, and Lrnoe »»d 'heir effect wm uamb aocevo Mmday craton- al the M E. Imut begtM no Wedncaday, March *h. V -U *le *•"»*! ■>‘b hb Mthjoct. ehureh in tut Baltimore The bvua. offer, an mducemeut to derfoal ambiriou. Mr. Tillou row to that fervid. apfewdiJ Tbo aabry b Iff,000 a jwr, with baafWe lixeued •retory thw «mm w ^rolully bii .wn w wa* crowded to orerffowiug *«■ perqubitM. bat M y«< Bo ooe ha. the air itoelf. U r.-minded hC hmrere of •“•"•bfa »Wre« It Jamca CUrkof b**a found lu .qu.1 th, demwd. of tbe old oflh. dan whrei hb voire wu a darioa H toting* On* hundred and fourteen •nuffrrgation, wbieb b vury crkin.1 Old **11 ac-amat ^rrry, ,Bd hbgrny hair, now th- j.h-Igu W» Mi proud to aonned the asphaaia of lima on th* ardent ahakohaod. with 'the apwker and whh Dr. Tyng will b. grcrtly miwwi wheats retime M hb |«k had b«ume dervicdly him God iptvri on the way; alw to imartL ly rrnpcmd toltevp the lower fight* Urn- । auacbod to him. Ha, ako, will find k l ard Club. iug chnt lb* npper ligbu muy ahiue with to rtlinqubh hb former pulpit. 1 | be a hearer iretred of . prroeber, •ore liridiaoqy upon ua. . Hu.ES Damdo. i «n am a good example in thia feature io wcrahip. He b erne rf the beat ua well a. A New York Letter. Wjm-nu.—Kort* »■ Bum •> Waaran.-. Bc.iwgM Marra*. »t«ck*—Fx*nio.<ni.—Fueacom* ‘‘btfrebwllath. ■Mae, We desire to call the attention of ail ~ VTCICS^-Finer aid Veie'able Seeds Tbe cerlifirat- wa* annulled, bat rery unjaady. Il wm apparent to a large tm.j .riV U U» f—•• that it wm a enok- i ■d up affair. The Sap-rinu-udeot, Mr. Clark Barber, acted very maeh unlike a decent mm. He aetml thoroughly pro;a diaed again** the trocher. Tbe charge apaiu«: Mr. Fuller b .imply iua-mpetemy to manage * acbord. .Nuw we aro retiably inforwel that Mr. - Faller ha* been man­ aging for the pM* tweira ycai.- Haman Aw Dm> Romdeivt Respectfully _______ WANZER & BARNKS LAST fiBUAT MASK DOWN 11»« &mT all our or.rro.1, u,. pri„, „ h,„ m„ked them down to wc will carry them over until dext year. Mechanics Architecture Manufacturing All Overcoats BELO H* COST " e offer a fine all-wool brown For @9 Worth' Fine tll-wuol black beaver overcoats for 10.00 worth 15.00. Good fur beaver overcoats, brown and black, for 7.50 worth 12.00. Extra fine all-wool fur beaver overcoats for 13.50 worth \ 20.00. Heavy grey satinet overcoats for 2.50 worth 5.00.\ Heavy brown chinchilh overcoats for 3.50 worth 6.00. •arAll of thenc Overcoats arc from 15 to 40 per cent, lower than catnbe bought at any other store in the city. TOBACCO. FOR orvd gtxxlr, worth 1.50. 1 had better call soon at i STAR -CLiOjlHNG 1.00 If yOU HOUSE. Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St., GRAND RAPIDS. ROCKERY. FURNITURE. STEBBINS BRO SAY w. F. RICKS. THE Don’t buy any Furniture or Picture Frames NEW YORK WBXLY HERALD One Dollar a Year. until you have priced their Goods, for you will nave money by it. Everybody knows they are the only PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all calls tas sS=i£®S? in that line day or night. Furniture Depot, South Side State St., Hustings'-Mich. Mareh Srtl 1877 it ' . ROBERTS dollar. Thi. firm took « buaietm which bad rendered iu former pn prwUw. rich, but in new mviagrtnen: it »»■ ruled it. roio. Henry ia firta tbo c.Mintry and no doubt utraraixwwc had mm b to do with NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES Stuck opcralut. are .urptuml to ana coal abarra decline aioo. during winter they abould adrauce. Jtj Gould, bowerwr, may be after them agai» Tbb mau haa kept eery quiet of late, and it ia tlmc'tp expect him again Io display hb power. One of the iucidvol. ol the Muck etehaag* w the deuth of Job* F. Tr.ey, who ft* many yean war a Wall .trwt power. H* ruled Ifock Uaod and wielded th. dmiay i of mighty rerp.wMiuna, but at I«.t lUkd I rm SCffOtHT BOOKS HflO ST^TIO/IKItY. Nev York Herald. Like many <*hrt Wall airret magnatea ba I dkdpuw Edvard UtUlwav, forutevly the kt~c Wall .treat landl.ol, b alao re­ duced to poverty. Tgu yyam ago hu pe ■ilka •»*• eariabfewaa. H. had buugfc: a Lure amotiM of property which be fiuad up a* broker. . Ctt,. and relie Med an .wncmoua rent, At pnaeet. however gboera! Mtufacuon of (be DiUnct Hr baa manas'd a aebwl that wc knnw of lor Iff mootba in one dfetriw, ia the luwnahip of Irving, of a larger number, aa4 larger acXainia thru w» hare thia year. To charge ban uitb lorowpetwy to mituge our Mbmri b riwpb ridieuLnr., end all of Du ; Ocmrt. | To to the fact that every article usually found in a Drug Store you will be mont certain oTgwtting of as. Languatf, Yoak. Fib. 21. Natural Hbtory Tbr dratruaiM of Webalcr* mtdrare IL.tony . at Marahfidd kwakra* inlemt among "bb Mioemleey. »urriving fricada. who, though few* in agaicwC Tcmprraoeo Tnuapa." 11 b. i/fort e. of work* ou all a^r-— . „ number, Miff d.eri.b the object of their warn them agaiimt tboee people---- ... d>n«y type wd page it would make iw former r.rera:in. Tbe meal ardent “goinx about the country, devoting their rolamre worth nut Imi than 15 ueb Welaier ui:o |u thia ciiy a! any tiia* wu wtwlc time to th* woek. making all they ran o t ot it, ” aa dangerotm perootu. He tbe Ute Mow* H. Griuo.lL who died a ' few muntU .go. Jfoxt in pefot of ,d- ■ carried the idea that there b aomelbm-. mireiiua wm tfenry J. R.ym.md, former- j• unworthy io being remunerated for time | and talent* devoted to the temperance ly of the Timm, who made much capital i I caunt. I cannot hroeoire of any calling outrf tbepvat Matremaa. Wbea the D. WiUmaa had the mbfortunw to or arocation in life, tbe devotee of which • latter dicdUkymoad wrote hu life far the break one of bb boraro Irg, while m hi.11 nmra, which wm tb. »^i wonderful •j u more worthy of being paid for aervieea Chxago. b now in tbe ritv, an-l bM en ex •ay to churek Um Sabbath. , rcudeeed, than i* the mau who devote, ha lubumn m ih« Agricultural Ware Houw fiul of jounulam. h ww done 1* thirtyBuainroe begin* to MUna aomewh.t ; ■ix houraud fillcl tbfety -rix ealumn. of:i time, talent, and atroogth to the cauae of of the Mrmre Brea, one of the refebrated I humanity. Indeed, 1 honor the man and ph«|oo. toaMfeetared by lbw company, ■pain and oar murebaata ahould ahurten There are no authenticated report* of reapect him more, for devoting bb life to vhieh he m offering for axle at a price thL i MaroMeH wm what b'cmerolly called ' the good of-aoeioty, the protecriou of the tbe prment wberaaboul* of Robert H. Ca? •*•" * •» «h* I a “My/. Writer ronk a large ran „t HaMng* ilvwaaao-J axamiao tboto*atifa) Morriaoa, the defaulting Truaauror of the ■ pure and the elevation of the fallen (even arrugta af tbb coopuay * iantt&ctnre 4 | making Karon u,d the young men and . money to little purpun-, but be waa nalaof the Grand Lodge of tbe L 0. O. F. I women are area expecting to be tweet. । rally improvident. and bi* Buoay, or ralh- ( *nough money from tbo p**pLc to ropp-.rt k** •« •« Great a-Sw fob fi AtUutiou ■■ a»kcd u> theadvortbemeut At the caroed mpaa* of m.ny citneua I er that of hia, friend*, generally went to ! hitweir > dun the man who will aidmp a I of Haa-burgh Edging.—bcaatifol of Dr. L* Rue, now at the Haatiuga I little pa’pn-. At a memorial cl tbe great ! “I lueaCMjIc. j. Houac in thu cuy. It may pay the aflict- andof Mr. Dilleaback will you pbikb • bob county or the eoti * State with the Grant h*. the hmm. mwm **1 od to M3 him, more than they can guma. the following letter, which i. . IrOr m.-V at.lMMa MarWd had a peculiar Talar, 1 View nf poewriuK •» ottoe-and _tUu. I mtdrem good* in the cby. «; aad herew it. d»«tr<reti.x» ia a matter of perehauee, fail^ of reaching ’ the jrco-.Tal HgfW. , : goal of hb ambition. I am under the imAvera, Feb. 18,1873. Du.LE.vr.xcK Ema—Your j TUt th* ceogra* >f beauty aboaid be preaaiuu that it b m honorable to “tramp" , the Sure aad lecture upon tbe temperance i th lual. received .ome daf i J a failure, wa* merely wb‘ t u>^M have quratiou a* it h for an attorney at bw to j ; »iuro but I dd.-iy.-d utrwtriog to make L«n upeetad A IWgc aitendanre wa. 1 \jZ.rim M. Kpappew, . ha* gOM to *U*“ »bn"‘ Rathbun that 1 ■ aureetod but all were du.[ pointed.' The act* that .U«M bare Xun thronged with lien* 1.1 tbb county, fur the appuiautMul the radi-nt diqday cK fm^ l.^diam*, ; । Cmu, be waa than^ Gd-liing, atrwa«kg,di* truly r ataiued a .mail array -Z ibm dam ' aipaled yom»u man Thia I knew fr»-n , wbU i. moat ready Io U the tl.jecU of. 1 pwmmal anquaintkn.'n. More thaw t krn-u pttbKfi _tto. Gilmore l.ywever, made the1 uabio-of hint «o!y fr.ao ' . >1;,| rxbilmi. . prtfftable, which wa> tbo only ohjnit ht b.-il in .few ' Anything tor a uoediy i. the order nf ilm Jay. A new i lea g.u-r.ty uke*, and ; baaxpcricaeed religion and maa.t.J >»< m.y expwa m>uy other for*!, m,tio:.. (preaching, w bet for txf/x or attar . joined tbe Maa.ia.ti Qrttid 0-4 leant; but • i. anxiaua to aurod. Ivaauw La ia under ' aome yean tiuee hr triad to gk up aime . u- rm- a. eaponre. Hi. real vano.x fo, oo Thunday of iaat week, by Mcmro >1. • ■<*«•», bj preaahing agai..t Maaxny I.m tbaa 82UO per ' " ’___ tnd J*, iluroeil and Mr* Oalluway The •Ul to bean: fee him, ten tl.b prwml ■ huOM WM filled with gu«U and all were that be waa bbaff by them. but they al failnM. laganull i., u they My, “pbyrd moat agrrwably entrruinert ways denied it eiyieg k «m done by out II » en.«xh to bear him oaee, for The Temperance I'nioc ca Monday o*har prtire fx gwl rrxxn Since th™, eran <Le m-»t ffifprtit are roue dwnrtad The above eut repraMWta tba mw oAre with hi* briiy. , logetnoU bu a number eo<rplained of Cbarie* 8. Bailey and An [ of the Detroit Evening Newt, into which drew HeM f.,r aeffing forty-rod without fil- never oamudorod jl rtry reiuld* man. - H of imitator*, ud w- «LaH have a crop of it removed with the opening of the prea­ iog the buad required by law. They Ware think ho nwmlmad the Scripture feaaoa petty blaiphcmeradbr aome time Io come. Ml yMI. and wbieb i, wiihcaldouto tbe Prophet u txX without honor., u« romp!, re aid rommodioua newvpaper taken licforo Jumiae Riker, plead guilty, by that Started io AuguM, (are in hi* own etnurtry," for he ha. not' The great liouac of John F. Henry A ofioa in tbe W**l. aad were fined I-'5 Wl meh, and coal. 1073, th* New* bod, np totha dnte of it* lirad u Huh for a io<u tim*. From my Co ha. f-raperod in pay fifty rent, oa Cub a large and ealboaiaMic audience, vert attentive liMcnew U> ttfj eloquent aad aiocanr reiuarla by Prof. Diakie. Dr DRUfik .commenced a new ye*r in our ■’••tmbuaineM we take thi« moans of thanking “d P T’ f0r thcir ,iberM1 Patron^c of the year jJt 22^? *? ” ■*/it “>-inSylib»r io kLp Jo" *“d’- co.Mfo,lIr®'» your hvor. with over? .dSfE? T’ ■? °r p.“rp5B- "Uk"! “ •“ “““ «a ^“V-x'X-T^j-trBOOK STORE Tm Bmrr u ra« Cnxxr*ar.—Tkb aiim WM Wgysr foxier illu*uwod than able effort and juatly commanded public laat peat Mn. J.me* Jordon, Mm. IL B. Prvuton *wd Mr. John Benneu have। approbation. Remember the nedk-li. mcW m Good p«med off very auddeuly. and Mrx ' Jack.on Critcu lit. dangtrou.ly Iff. Templani Hall <m Monday- eve neat; adItuv. J-mo* Motiroc ha. -been conduct tai*.ion beta each, nre|; tie. 10 eta ewh Ing a Mri*. of mmtioga during the km* AH arc invited. , Week .and ivundwing tbo bud >:*te of the ’ j toad* tbe.aitiwaLu.ee hu. been very good. ’ L. Hiilwvt i Co. have meud . large ' r.reei hmp in from of their Muro. knowledge of the mau. and wbat informa­ tion I can get, I .bouU not take maeh determtaad Io aKtla all tba biHa Ww owe. ■took In him lam tut a Maaun mtarlf and to <fo llkat mu»l hare the money due nor have any prcjudirea in that dirretiou, M. Thia inclodc all a»aoey due on .alyet my aeqaaiaunre with tbb m*n may ■cript-uii—.gain weaay to tLv« indebted eaMc me to Jo him injueUM. for if be b ■ioarrrfy trying to tea-1 a le.’ter life lie ^Tk’e ara raqueated to auto that Cbiiba ahould bo ciKouragvd, but I conftat 1 am B.fo« k aud John Shoot ol Baltimore out in doubt u to hb aiarettiy. Ircgrct I could tvnoty tve eord* of broeh wood, with t woaa-eul mw in nine hour* om- day 'a*t WMk, for Mr. G. n. Briabridxi-r They ahum thiaj^lb. biggart day. work ever Barry. PITY। : mJ H b 5*fe—maa DOWN VN WITH HIGH PRICES. HICK riME < A VC» ITT AT * hAr On Irll.Hr ctork m ». A farm of 100 acres HN iTZT?, At Hickory Corners la Barn- Coonly dweribed k> follofes: LA MT. �Wllth TU Pink Ribbon Somoty of EebodcraD, an erganiration cf young l*-luw pledged to accept lha compsnv of none but Ited Ribboa mra, I... bean J> weera. fal that a aimilar eodoty bra be-0 started in Kalamaioo with ffl member.. esswK'.r.s’"1 WBm laitod: Hn tat, kt ihiurd. .«„u- Another chapter of honors wra pre aoutad ia the Naw Jersey Btat* Prison investigailcn. According to the tratiateny •249,760. Ramsdell, on Tebalf of tbe nrembrro of ibe bsr, presented the Judge with a handsomu gold watch valued at 1159. Judge Whvoler, it i* now annosnoed, ha* beeu appointed postmaster at Ludington. Things in Gensrsl. An fneampmtni of 27 Odd Fellows baa be.n organised el Coral. The red ribbon hu dcoed eleven saloons i i lundtig. Over C0,MV,W» feet nf logs iavaUen I bunked ia Hoacommon maty tbb winter The ice crop for thia .eason promises to be a I oar one, indeed. Ex Lieutenant Governor Holt wu mar­ ried st Mnsk.goa last week to Mr*. J. II. HseHey. The noe Lu it* thorns the diatoond it* apetkr, and the bc*t loan, hia failings .Toledo business men aro eoaridcnng 3. ‘'The Education of Giri*, their Adntissibilily to L'oircnitire." Give* many detail* respecting tha educational and profcsoiooal facilities granted to women in Kuro|>e and tbe United States. 3. “Leasing, his Life and Writing*.' We have here a long valuable article, which riances briefly at the leading fact* in Loring'* life, notes some of hia charac­ teristic!. «n'd brincs^promioently forward his stork* a* a theologian, poet and critic. I add bl* trotting taare, Mand Spencer, to n Mr. Alexander of Ladington, for 11171 The import* of tbe Dominion uf Cana da for December were 84,890,681: rx|>oru, H 5II.713 Styl-j L. liatehio, a colored man, ha* been admituyl to the bar in Georgia after a Jong fight that statesman'. early career, with many 1 extract* from tba letters ho wrote and tbe journal be kept daring hia Enrepoao tour. I 7. -The Telephone.' A abort and dear dcveriptic-u of Mr. Bella researches in electric telephony, and an explanation ol tba action of the telephone. 8. '-India and Oar Colonial Empire." 9. Contemporary IJtcratare. Tbo periodieala reprinted by the Leon ard Scott Publishing Co. 41 Barclay Street, N. Y. ye a» lollowa. The London Quarterly, Edinburgh, Wratrainiaaev, and mevt, WL; Jamia M. grata, Fart brsKh, Iwta; J. W. Baiky, Traraoot, Pa.: H. H. Ayres, La Parte, lad.; L. W.Bi™. Cuuoa. Mo. W. A Tk.yar, Onarga, IU; E B. Niobola. Jr, Galrwtow. Texu; Joaaa F. Behsert, Btooaville. Pa.; 8. W. Leak. McFarland. Was! John­ son WlDiaiM, Halmiek, Ohio; Mrs. M. A. Currey, Trenton, Tenn.; J, O, Joslin, Koene, N. H.; A. J. Casper, Tabic Rock, W. Va; Loab Andos, Garnett, Ohio; C. n. Chara, Elkhart, Ini; Sta. Henry Haight, San Frammco. Cal.; Mr*. B. M. Gallraba, Lawrenceville, N. Y, W. J. Graham, Add, lows; A. O. Smith. New­ nan, G.,; Cha*. K Hire. Baltimore. Md.. Jem M. Sects, C.rbalc, Ind., Dm ! B Miller, Ft. Wayue, Ind ; Mrs. Minnie Arn*i*e. 21H) Delaney Street, New York; H. W. Hall, Hrati^*. Mita.; Wta. F. Mpraton, Ixiwell, Man; I. W. Bobrnte, Mar­ icopa, Anx; Chu. 8 Delaney. Harriaburg. Pa, M. C. Cola, Lewall, Mara; Mra. C. J. Spertto. Camden. Ah.; Cb-.<F. Kaw, Frederick town. Ohio; Mrs. Lucy Hunter, Farmington, III.; Cape. E. J. Spaulding, Camp Stambaugh, Wyo ; I. W?Trary. Sttamboat Boek, Iowa, Mrs Lydia Waite. Shutaan, Ji. Y.; J. M. Peek, Junction City. Mont; Henry Ebe. Bantaa. Cal.; L. P. Cummings, llantoul. Bl.; S. E. Ji.-oos. Charleston Four Comers. N- Y.; Gao. F. Hall. Pueldo. Cal.; B- B^-trie. Ster­ ling. Px; H. H. Ebon/ 948 Penn Street, Pittabcrgh, Pa.; J. R. Jaekman. Samual * Depot, Ky.; Henry Zobriw. Genova. N. r.; Mia* HaUie Parrott. Montgomery, Ohio; L Ledbrook, Chatham, ilk 8. 6. .McCoy, Natayort, Ohio, W. W. Warner, North Jaekacn, Mich.; ML*. Mary A. Winne, Darien, Win.; John Zeigler, Car­ lo^ Springs, Pa; Jame. Tompkins. St Cloud, 3Bnn.; Enoch Duer, Pawnee City, Neb - Joaeta T. Miller, Xaein. Ohio, 3. B. Niebcif, Galrmton, Team; H. L. Laird, Upper Alton, IU; John Devi*. Prescott, Arix; Mrs. Nancy Graham, For­ est Core, Oreg. 1677 ^rt Warn Jadtti & Saiiiai 1AILMAI. SHORT I.IWK r-KOJ sjsx 1 tysgtge _.rr (1CHIGAH AND THS SOUTH. OPIUMS rtsEi’aca ,1? tana* tka firul aai Inta JiFli sl;;. IF rTrX‘ •■S ■ RANB BAPIOS BIVISION. Tbr Reliable Short I.Iik BIND IAPIM AIB BHIOIT «FS^lirEf£lS?!s Eftwatataftfatase Why let prejudice stand ia the way of your Utter jad^enarat, when with a few d wa of Dr. Smith's Coagh Syrup, you ran atop the hacking eoagb, heal the irri teled thrust and bronchia) tab ' ' pat v.unrlfin good health i tzr.— =±.^±2. J a get your money, if yon are no Bed it baa done you a aerate draggirtoal 50 osata. Four by exprdk prepaid fir 82. .... Smith A Co.. proprietors, JMr, Pa Madison Dial 'CKSK If IAFY -EStsS'?' A FARM AND HOME OF YOUR OWN. NOWisTHKTIMJgTOSECUREIT ONLY FIVE DOLLARS T OR A1NT A. ORE xiJrtJsii: Wu Y&: 1878 sewincMachine THE NEW YORK WORK for all: Evening Post ---- i.V ITS 78th YEJR. He Srai hmn fiinKt&re •i(Llh year to Ila praaperwaa axteieare. Its ■nr. raptdly n«l than el soy’tare LLe th. war Tb. dnyerate HgM wkteh baa >-*n su­ ing ui far an hM.nl oirreney wa bail..* will result In tbs rn.ia.pl ton M sped* pay amts —....L .... re _ NORTHERN l.-StKl'M.Wx RAILWAY COMPANY Grace’s Salve A bin u pending in the Ohio Assembly to autbociz* tbo appointment of women u note rio* public, Il i* thought that Minister Foster will lake back instruction* to Mexico to reeog. There are now about Efty cardinal* in !-» ia ■ review of Mr. Symood'* recent the Reman Catholic Church. Of tbme work, cooaidvrra the moral end iateJInstual thirty-eight were born in Italy. tbindrr of tbo mui*MBC= in Italy and Subscriptions to the four per cent loan Ecgland. 2.. on tbo use and abate of scientific Ueare raid to average IGO,0<*0 per d.y in tbe Inrna, gives high praise to Prof. Tyndall City of New York alone for bh endeavom to reader scientific truth The faifpt'ultHt Slaltma* rays “Hon, Co tbe public st large, but termly Coolieae-.tou, and lUpodiatioa cannot triumph EMPLOYMENT! Pennsylvania CHRONIC Th* G. IL A I. railroad company i* building 25 can for the express purpose cf shipping furniture from Grand Rapids. and neighbor* that thcr no need of borrowin •he Banner to reid, Tbe Reform . elub of Grand Rapids ia going to bare a lecture front Brick Pbm* when they in«y have it all to i themselves George BueiT, of Chester townobip,! a pair of. oxen that weigh, witboat yoke. 3,920 pounds. Next. Montcalm county had 19 leas pla where liquor war raid in 1877 than it t in 1876, lia one of the effect* af lira n Mias Alina Sharp, who several months ago Itet her gold watch at the Peninsular boose, Charlotte, recently received it through the mail. The Lenawee county farmers in conven­ tion araembled have pubiidy thanked tba Adrian Trains for iu exposure of tbe whot-weighing frauds at the depot in that i-..te.L2S: ^tBsssssasu'&ta fs'ESiS-Saftfe-artf SULLffiBOt, TUB GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! GfUY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE 5. "Democracy in Rarope" reviews favorably Sir Erskine May'* recent work on tbe subject. 6. “A French Critic on Goethe." We bare farm tha judgement upon Goethe by M Boborer, wImwo eritieisw on Milton wm noticed ia thh Review about a ytar MP7. Treat* of railway accidsete. and eoeaidera the esuae* of lbrae widents, and 11 BCTJ, Jr BCT”>WbhWBB^fj> I. til l 1.50 PER YEAR r-*ra. tores &£. tt Or, if they haw more itvood tlinn greenbacks, they may bring us mid Cord of good • wood which CHOICE Flora AM GARDEN BSBSB, •TR*waataiE», rca< If the railroad Praridcat* will agree to carry good* as low u p'oaaible and trust to competition tm the real there will be no difficulty about the freight question. Tba suit fer damagra brought by John Court apahat tbo Michigan Central rail­ way wra dapoaed of in tba Wayne circuit ooort, thi* moraine, by a verdict of tbe jury declaring that there wa* no causa of D*re,by WilKam Black, from advance tarots, The Death of Victor Emanuel. “Wo as a*, in thia ease, to have all tba law ou cm. aide, and *11 the jooGoe oo the Spectator. Murder ot Commissioner Fraaar.—Delhi. 18M. a Tab. ofCireumetsalia) Er idee re, Frsoer, Baron Mnntaauara’a froaan word., Spretotor Will o’ the Mill. Cornhifi, tbe Vice of Talking Shop, Hi- •ale Quatepw ia lbs Trada. Thm Baxnkm For * yuaj be ginniuf with Jan. l.’TO. The REST paper For the people , of Barry Co. t» Ami* wlated, B. MLwATSON.OldCal- imcu.ii SIFST w««™ MF! Cterta lailroad BEST ft'iffi JLUJ.OUN1 x„. !ltlk ICT_ M � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-03-06.pdf 5e2f3c4c88869de580899692b3063f9e PDF Text Text _______ rf*4*pMD«v*4MM Bepnblican Banner TtKMS OF SPMCKIrtloS: VOL. 22. NO. 45 mrsmiu, up bbkz HASTINGS, MICH.( WEDNESDAY, M ARCH 6, 1878. | &A TBS or AM VKR TISIKO. ar MgriM»naira* WHOLE NO. 2091. IXMEM0R1AM. °wing to a change to be made in our business April lai neX' we snail until that date offer our entire, block for cash or good W»U» roti...;,.,. Unheard of Prices. • LI!ClCS~IlC8WELl7 r~ —■ -A. WlTBR. SaTT.^'K^ ff-.?— — Tubular Lanterns with guards Brass Pet lantern* 100 Champion crow cut saw* 100 dox. warranted mill file* 8 in. 100 dox. warranted mill files 10 in. 50 dox warranted icxer JOHN R. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR 1000 nest* tin pail* (our make) 100 dox. 6 qt milk pans (our make) 50 Kegs Burden* horse shoes ALONZO D. CADWALLAUER. ATTORNEY AT LAW 4SOLICITOR 1000 lbs. horse nails finished “** boxes glam (8x10) 90c. i 70c. each 3c. per foot DR. A. M. BI.AZOPHYSICIAN 4 81’RUEON i 20c. ea«h $1 00 each 75c. i>er ne»t $1 $0 per dox $1 50 per kqg 42c. per D> $2 35 per bojc E. F. BROWN, 91. D. And all other goods at proportionately low pried*. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON We have n large aud varied assortment of Cook Stoic*, Heat­ ing stove*, Tin Ware, Shelf Hardware, Horse Blanket*, Feed Cutter*. Bob sled*, Cutter*, Wagon.*, (lorn shelters, Heavy and Light Harness, kc., Ac..that will be closed out at ___ WOOHLAXP, MtCglUAN PHIL. W. MISKERN. l!r faxdr. Sowing and Reaping oamo bBUmcal •* twdioe no end of iroaNe BED ROCK PRICES Our Washington Letter. f-. S. UOH EX. Ihouzht I w Don’t fail to call and sccure’a bargain. y. B.— When you hare read this please hand it (a your neighbor. Your* Respectfully. Biciipi ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR IM CHAXCUT r»a»< uuettoa tine l> Announcement ! 1 will noli my entire- stock SMITH k KNAPPEN. ATTORNEYS AT1AW A SOLICIT/ AT COST! WINTER GOODS ! . CuxnrBunB. A Sketch of German Life. William- Howitt t Greble &, Russell. DENTIST Naxkville - Wiuhincton, D. C., Feb. 22.1878. Friday, the last )eguJalir« day of the O***. M. tiirro. Ofourw Now i* the time to secure bargain.--. Dre** Goods.’anti Shawl* very cheap ; a* I intend soon to go to New York for my Spring Stock, aud must make room. Come early and secure such pargain* a* never were offered to the people of ^fiarry County before. BRADY k CRITES. LEWIS STERN. —Sign oi the “C.A.SF.E STORE. M. W. RIKER. GEORGE D. BARDEN, jvancitorTiiRPEan: uar,««.i FIRST HAH HHI **** **4 beinn built tn the future. Mrs. Aiwworth kft Wratfield a few tivoiaU are much di»pnintled,hl>ldit>g tint «UW, a wbow UR. II. F- PECKHAM. AT THE CENTENNIAL. DELIGHT J. WOLF, M. D. • “ A. P DRAKE, , kt Uodloni had built aom« riKht«n Ju*t received First I’rite al W wcoDsin State Fair and at our own State Fait at Jackson, e Happy John (Ike miaains l«fi the E*3« Tavern. It WM. H. WATFORD, DETROIT STOVE WORKS, H. A. GOODYEAB. . Afcont. ' ISAACW. VROOMAI. JOHN ft. CRESSY. --- -cTg. rcacbe die prinapl* of prefcmng a half loaf to bo Air. BraUj atiU tain«un.to hi* people. —J .L. >L_ k.nrl I.V— DeaocnU*. Something new. 'Just out. menu appointed by tb« PilUtrarg Ch*m her ofCommcre*. e»U*d th* n>e«iiegto order. J. D. IUy«. Detroit, Mich., w*> THE JEWEL COOK! iiOLHROOK, ««’«*,«• M.rr- OB-* •* ini.!!^ ।ii* ♦ “ J*ar'’» E.um.iou Top; ForUblu PLmi.bed Copper Rwkrvoir the CotamitiM re- Tt_ mow Uuililul *■«! •cwntitalll-wrouurf JUtiug Flue Slow now in the market. Camait, Sin aid Oiueiui 11. A. GOODYEAR. Political Notai. Jaffarson St., FACTS TO BUYERS I BEP Hradrick* was prodrimed chairman * It kb* Lad abeni poor PhilUm; bat, w«, I do not think ha wooM ever hare Gumming & Filing Saws hr in variety the combined .lock* of all other Hard­ ware otore* in the dty of Hnstmg*. 2d.—POWERS & BARLOW are the only dealers in Hooting* who buy direct from the Manufacturer*, iid S X Ibe wlSwo. ol jobber, pro*. .0 <1.. Drink intoxicatinx spirit* on the Sabbath i Ned yaatmUay an d t. K.FTAKLkT Wm. H. Goodyear pBiBItffiJffiil IMlir peoples ehug store. PhyririW. rn-eripl““ -”d Be*with Drug. .ml CleoucJ. coit of their good*. M _TM< hod» U lb, neWMl i.. iu lbw. «"4 »»ft- Praidcat. A Naxioual Apwoltor*! CUIma *ku u, w ^l.« before our eu. loner, good, of lire I™ io WtatMd Z «™fion tor bouor.Hu .nd fur d«ling rrorlb -bieb pre. -uuri., .0 pureb^r. gabiW mi.reprowml.Uous 4ll, _por the ..be of m.kme price, .[pear cheep do mi ircrime "OMugOur or old - .4, fkwisr to our ftuilitie* for purchasing goods olD—v»i"s „ article at n smaller per other hardware dealer* in It it refilling trtnh from a inatitathu i* in Waahiostoa. Mr. Hamea?’ �..... . j "■■gge SWORN EVIDENCE. Haxtiuox, Mien., Max. fi, 18TB. Ou Thursday aAernoou tbe Prarideot relented th* Silver Bill to the House of f"rt .T C1k for U.o rHfcoKhUln of river, because the vetoed bill » to the extent of 6 per cent, an act of repudiation, and we do not bcliorc a respectable mlnoriay of tiut people farm any kind of re­ pudiation, or any dishonest praeticra. debUe and under the gag of the previous question, the House by a vote of 1»6 to 73 passed the bill notwitbatanding the objection* of the Preeidcni, add sent it to tbo Senate. Th.-rcupon the Senate, after the reading of the bill and Executive tatwasge, concurred in the action of the House by a vote of 4« to 19. Tbc HU is, therefore a tew. Doubtleo the readers of the BatrtlDI are famliar with tbe provision of the new law. By it the silver dollar of 412} grain* is t^adc a legal trnder for all debts pnblic and private, where no express contrsrt rerjuirne payment in gold. Th* Secretary of the Tmsury is to p-irehare silver bullion, aud have not Icm than two or more than four million dollars a month ' coined. AU the profits of the coinage to go to tbe government. .The holders of silver dollara to tbo -Mftranl of *10 and upwards no deposit tbe same in any subtrensnry in the United State* and receive therefor ccrtiScetn* which shall answer all the purpose of eoin itself. It is, also, further provided that the Premdmt shall immssliately- Invite the governments of tbc nation* known a* the Latin Union and such ether European govern menu a* be niay deem expodient, to join in ■ eonferenbo to establish a ratio for tbe coinage ot silver and gold, and as soon re three or inoro of saeh government* shall assent, ap­ point three commissioner* to represent the Unital States io such conference During the past three month* all the objections to the eoinsg* of a silver dollar of 412} grains may bars ban stated many time* with great force, but the rendct will look in vain for a clearer and more against a cheap dollar than the Prreident gives in the veto musaze, published in another column of to-day'. Baanx*. It is in Get, a dishonest dollar, and aa such will force the honest dollar out of circula­ tion, if not out of the country. Our£db- Webster' s Unabridged. The Democrats of'tb. House are enrism on the banka of the Danube bare giv­ nretly •• work to get some 75,000 South en plarc to Greek Christianity, and Bus- ere rebels on to the Government pension «a ririlixauon; sad soon, beyond qurs- rolls. Il wifl only cost the country abon tiec, tbe flag of Imperial Itoriia will (9,000,000 a year. ware on the banks of the Boepbnrua White the Democrats of the House are intent on pushing through the ball to pen­ Tiro National Convention at Toledo, sion all »>Mior> of the Mexican war, they Ohio, adopted a nsrolutioa denouncing the refuse to make provision to pay clerical. Silver Bill ■>> deloaiou, and indignantly force to act upon ths claims of doubled soldiers for pension* which are now fifteen A full line-of Undershirts and Drawers. Boy’, fbr FALL TRADE. We believe tbo Veto mesug* of Prcrideut Hayes well plate his runic among the Hat of tbore tqen that generstiona yet to be, will revere foe their devotion to their country's honor. After very careful conaidsration of Honre bill 1,093. entitled, “An act to ■nthorise th* coioige of the silver doUar sod to restore it* legal tender character," I feel compelled to return it to the House of Rcprewotatitc*, in Which it nriginated. with my objections to U* passage. Holding the tyinion which I expressed in my annual mcuags, that "neither tbe interest* of the Govriwment nor the peo­ ple of the United State* would be promo­ ted by disparaging silver re one of the two Tbo Boston Jfoar iarista that there ar* three kinds of Republicans in Naw Hamp­ shire thia year th* H*y«a mao, tbe anti­ Haye* moo, sad those who go one rye oa him. Th* important preat ts to ’have Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. Henry Schoen, of Sea Antonio, shot » colored barber. He wae tried for murder, and a Texaa jurk declared him not guilty The San Antonio Courier asks tbo coun­ try to believe But the verdcit of the jnry is not the verdict o( the people. The t%er»rr maintain* that it ia a crime to kill a negro even in Texas. ' grains each, of standard silver, to be a legal tender to their nominal valae for all debt* and duties, public and private, ex­ cept where otherwise exprmaly sripalsted in tbc contract. It ■ well know that the market value of that number of graire of standard silver, during the post year, has been from ninety to ninety-two cents, re The New York Timera ce&riden tbe Domocra tic coarentioo cf Indiana and MrHeadrick s put tn it aa chiefly a bid for the presidency. two, or three, there no bo little apprehen­ sion of K-rioim cnnxnactices in busiaas circles. In fact we believe this silver de0U* damage kf which it is capable, by the aneerteiuty and apprehension it lias eaus- months come back, and under tlut prceperity SCARFS, TIES and Silk Handbtroh In oar Ready made Department Hath one of our Republican reader* oould render tu a valuable aid if thty would try and extend our circulation in their midst. If each one would get. ns bat ooc sulaxiber, it weald soon swell our list to very healthy dimensiona. public credit. It i* only on theooovietion that this bill doc* not meet these eseontial requircmento that I feel it my duty to withhold from it my approval. My present official duty a* to that bill permit* only in attention to th* ' specific , aniuption. This msy or may not prove to bo true, but witl^the amount vf ail ver that can bo roincdSu/ the next year, or CUFFS and tU latest twrakira OVERCOATING in pood styles. them all rote the Republican tieker. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. VOLTAIC PLASTER Afford* the most grateful relief hl sH Af­ fection* of th* Ctswst and Lungs. CKROSIG RLEUR1SY OWED. woluMtcx/o ’ Sarsaparilla LIVER COMPLAINT DVSFEPSXZh /.nd hr Tsrifying tbe BioL COFFEE During the debate on tbe Louisiaoa election case, Mr. Hale obtained tbo floor sod-proceeded b. raviaw the L-juisiaos qurntioo, and to attack the Nichols Gov­ ernment for t^e peraecutiou of Anderson. SOAP GOOD BOOKS FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD. CRAMPTON’S TOBACCO. IMPERIAL SOAP Honan. He showed the duplicity of Louisiana Democrats in violating the agreement made last year, and attacked the President’s policy. Vico President A complete lino of COLLARS BUSINESS SUITS. Gov. Williao* of Indiana wu elected cheifiy on tbe ground that ha clothes were made of blue jean very indiffer­ ent tailor*. Now ha has disrarded blue jeans and appear* io broadcloth. and a shame because of its dishonorable treatment of the nation's creditor than a poaitivo ertuw for alarm in boaineu* and fi »1®« In Furntabisg Go-L w have a lia aista of a nice lino of WORSTEDS and BROADCLOTHS fur DRESS SUITS- the latest stylos tn the BEST J'lTTl CA8SIMERES and CHEVIOTS for; WHITE SHIRT io t>* Represcntatire Blackburn and J. Proc­ tor Knott and ex-Rapfeacntaiirt John Young Brown are candidates for th* Ken­ tucky Governorship. lic creditors were given to undmtand that they Would certainly bo paid io the coin cf romtnrrrc. This law compels him to ac­ cept a different and debased one, which cannot be otherwise than a dishonest act. There is little need to enlarge upon the possible or probable effect* of this unfor- BUSINESS sod I SUITS aril OVERCOATS. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT con- ROCKERY Wboaler is tsking a ■3C. FAFjeil . The House Poet office Committee has ■ agreed to a bill, subsidizing a line ofataam■ ships Dorn Galveston to Vera Criw, the total amend not exceed *30,000 annually. Tammany srem/dcitned* It is not so I Koch that the JTorhf Is flghting it n> that J its mfluroos in the Ix-gislsturc is waning. I The o<her day ri could not prevent tire i paesutte t>f a tosclution looking to the re. 1 duction | f 25 pry cent, of all sala.iea on ; mere thyu *2001 This would be a fesrfn] STONE 'WAR.E. We have a car hod of 5500 gallons of Ohio Ware. It is tboberi Smith Hogle & Preston, 22 4tf~ AQ£?T§.KA»pi>WiSWsAU IISTORV, Govrruor Holliday of Virginia baa ve­ toed another measure calculated to disbuuor ths Elate, and the Senate has sus •aaioT, W-J'SrnETEd'IVES OF EUROPE AND AMtRICA, '>r Life Is th* *•<» a wlrrlka ~l.- wet a prominent candidate tor V k« Preaideot on the Tilden ticket at the National Democratic Convention, is Older arrest in ..i ■ i-Tdet: •i.'gXT.zr K'.gziz- g HALE’S EDICT OF BOREHOUWD AID TAB The mure thoughtful silver men of tbs House think no more hqrislalion in their iulrfot will be aveured this session, al­ though additional attempts will be made. of things, which this law bring* in. its! Gone to hi* Rest. Ou Saturday morning at half put six o’clock, the Hoc. Benjamin Franklin Wndo, Ohio’s grant war Senator, departed thb lift, leaving behind him ■ name and ■ fame of which any mao would have rereon to lie proud. Mr. Wade wna a man of poaitivo conviction*, unyielding honesty and wielded * very powerful influence in care the coinage which it enol shaping the destinies of the nation from tinuc to bo of Jews value than -----------was the sole legal lender when they were contracted. If II is now proposed, for the purpose of taking advantage of the dsprc elation of silver in payment of debts, to coin, and to make a legal lender, a silver hoped, that the present generation will profit by tlicir glorious examjde, their self­ sacrificing patriotism, sod their para and manly sriioo la th* boor of danger. If so, th* present treatened efforts to destroy the ration’s character for houcriy and far dealing, will reset and crash out th* dem­ agogues, who, by repodiaiion would wipe oct the giorioes record our countrr made under the lend of glorious old Ben. Wad* and Lis fellow pairiota of the lari twenty On Sunday lari, in private, the coroo*. •ion of Irio XIII took piece. Oftenlimra this ceremony was performed pubScJy and ■cade a aplondid *C*ir, boi now, when all trmje-'nd or kingly power bre deported from the Vaftu, never to roturn, tbd without any public display, and aoweely attracting the attention of any ocmddrenUo portion of the mwJmli of the Eternal The |«atex* <if tbe Silver Bill caused a d^dina io Government bond*. / Mi. Creanavr, one of the Louisan* Ra­ tu n.log Board, is hostile to the President, bat insiato that be was never promieed an office by the Proideat or bio fnende, and that if he were to act upon the uum mat­ ter again be should du tbe same thing aa ■ member of the Board with lefcrrooc to Proctor Knott hopes to be made Gov­ ernor of Keotulky. A weary oountry feels • its heart bound with a similar emotion. 11« cas t hurt Ketitadcy, and he baa mwfe the country ridiculous long enough by I masqueradia- an; Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. - • CHESTER’S CURE: Kiinni Dispfflim ehedi Asthrnu, Brnnchitit, Catarrh WONDERFUL CURES Dr. E. S LaRue, SOUTH AMERICAN -liUVS. INDIAN DOCTOR The Mild Power froacopian Physician HRONIC DISEASES. ing steps to from a stale bar asaocutenn. Dr. Roanlla, the converted Jew, £ preaching to large audience* at Lanaing. Male aid Ftaale, EYE AND EAR! N.B. r«e Ths Chicago A Lake Harou Railread have reduced thsir working force ten per i It is now positively known that tba naw I capital cannot be Cniabod in tima forded;-! calico on th* 4th of July, a* has b<x n talk­ ed for tha past year. CURES ax Krncni.u. specific Wanzer & Barnes. RHEUM ATISM Piles __CBOP8Y Arrangvtuacta liava been perfected for a lactwrc Sy Jcwepb Cook, at the Detroit Opera House ou ibaevniog of May 27. Home Evidence. Tli* K*laa***oo aaylfliu is tiring a sys­ tem of rlootrio bells eataMiafosi, by yhich RSIHEft BREAKING PLOW: Breaking Plow AND 1 HUMPHREYS’ Homeopathic Specific* �ovtoKj j the Council pvwseadisga. | . Emir ! Auretfon i. naked to tbe advertisement UrefloMtafore. tbnl U ton, b -rang .. if—4 ,1™. U, _U ,, and able ro fiwqww* tbm bell holm of Joann Rich. . vien without Lrevmiog a victim, and thn* We are requested to giro notice that in Im attempt io show hie atmgth of there will bo a muieat concert at the Red manhood and power cf itwatanr*. le led HibUn Hall in Sheridan March 19th, for into paths of vice and^drankcuana. If r? the benefit of the M.ndriUo Reform Club. Adniasiou IS. — . < raj tsangcr, men we dis»ent tram hie S» TUBU—JJa, UOSIwU-. TUKUo, rf .U uS. SAovl m> Friday sftensoun of last weak, > -----J -- - - — were very iatsreatiag. W» were jJeau-J to notice quite a traabcr of viailon in at­ boncrud wen. who like our good Bro., tendance, ahhongb k sccra. to ua tb« thought rhey wrro ••strong’ and could lamper with tbe dcvilW, stuff, bul they every om who is intevosicd in oar । ublk- f<B, yrs, foil insn unguanled mo®»nt. A sebante should uraaiCrat their iolerraud- man n>sy not hare a taste for tubaceo, and. story institutions i----- — ---- ------------our raeohanics and arUuans. sod atiould bo now by frequent visits, thereby giving en- yet. by coming in contact eontinuslly with prohibited. eoaragcmeni to both tractor sod pupil. tbe future of tobacco, assy Issra to like Thirtronth—The importation of servile ird >-q., OoocraJ Manager uf the Mtnh­ Tbe exercise. consisted of dtclunaiions. labor into the United StaUs from China an Central Ra-lneui u Detroit. Mssyn and nratwes, «f wbieb tbc following »afe from Kota, while be will Hager around is a problem of moat serious importance, On motion of Aid. Dewmr the anme was sad we recommend ksialation looking to were perbaps tbe most noteworthy: An and frequtet tli.ue whiskey dens. Thank t,. ______ id t.n tbc Uhls until the next regular «t»aj by Mias Neilij' Mcssnulr-, entitled God, Radicalism is on tbe increase, even Tbo call of tuwnahipe tut ooamatiooa for "Woman's Sphere;” a deelsnulran by Mire in Hastings. We no hragor hear the idea member* of tbo coauty comnlUeo was StuBa Wheeler.-The Last Hymn;” an advauerd that to prosecute n liquor d rater then made and tbo following wore cha*eo esasy by MUa Kale Williams, -The Pink is "wrong" and -fsnatinaL" As forms I "cil«.”*?rtV Awyria, Hihbon," a declamation by Mina L'ixxis trlicre iu mural suasiun fur the ddudnd Muter,-Mary Queen of Scotts," also boy and the peaceful dl'.nen, but to the Gold 101). out by John -MeKlwaiu, wbuli wa, well willful violator of law (the rata-^Bcr)! ' Tbe above aromnu were allowed by ayaa; It is very plca-imt. k ndmd. Many others might bo men Would use all of Itxs legal *iaa.o:i within I and nay* a» fullowK Theodore Tilton al Union Hall tn eight l<on«d m poasresing real mcrjl. A little toy purer;' and if our laws are nos strung I Cutkton. Haatinp. Xyca—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh-: The Editor of tbe Bx-tsen will speak mors of an effort to speak or read in a enough, I would make them stronger and I ' • 1st A 4th wards W. H. H^yford. toi^ Tomlinwu and Winkleman-5. ow temperance at. Quimby thia evening. louder tone would add much to tbe value stronger, until thv traSc io Rum would ; We bare two Atnerion Sewing Ma­ ol these exercise*, ss io sown caaai very bo driven from our beautiful State, ottr ‘ Hope, On motion of AH. Tomlinson Council । little could be heard in Ute more dia>aot' land and Nation. chines to sell cm very ressocable terran. Irving, adjourned. Our patkm will please remember that aoeovnts post dun llua office, must be paid muddled brain* and credit the *ame to the Harting* BasSKB. . Mnere K. A- Pore-t and Week* cf Lowell, were the goners of F. A. Prindle and wile, during the proaonl week, Wc^xpect that eootber of our scries of New York Letter* will appear next week, Notice! Notice! J high i pHi. Is hsl ’r« « Bi RITY flRIIR “II I UnUll .HarinS «»mmenced w new year in our business we take this means of thanking our friends and paUooa for their Ubend patronage of tbe rear hut ended; abo tn aay that we shall O untinngiy labor to keep our aasortment of goods constantlyfifrto your favor, with every ad­ dition of goods new in design or purpose, selling nt all times our goods at a fair. hooe»t margais, and low us any one can sell — and live.DUU^ q OTftDE IUHE S' o g.4 F ? j K-M- 2*^5 5 5 We desire to call the attention of all To to the fact that every article usually found in a Drug Store you will be must certain Of getting of us. Respectfully WAXZER <fe BAHXE8. W. n.STKttBtxs, lUcdrdcr. ।_ I Maple Grote, Repudtafnra Csunty Maa* Convention. | Honor to Whom Honor i« due. iia. Etn-roa:— I wish to suto through ' At twenty minurea put twelve o'clock . PratrieviBe, the columns of your paper that tbc car­ □a Saturday tbe meeting was called to riage which I purchased >«•' Springot the redcr by Juhn Dawson. .Sixty-one perv-re» Emerson, l-'isli.t A Co's maiiufoctnre of wrro in tbo room, many of wb.im did not Cincinnati, Ohio, has proved aa reptrsent- favor the morctmmt. <fo motion orjolm Yuskee Sprinas, Geo. II. Spaulding. H. Dennis, John Dawinu. was chosen A motion of Peter Cramer that an Ex­ chairman, and on motion of Peter Cramer, ecutive Committee of three be chosen by J.din II. Deoa'ki was elected Secretary— the Convention, was not adopted. ’two old line Democrats. Tbe Convention thro adjourned for tbe Ou motion of J, I«e Heed Democratic purpow of biddings secret meeting, until Aldsrmau from tbs'Third Ward, tbc wheda, thereby fulfiliog their glurautoc in half pis: throe. every reapoct. I therefore recammend Chair wu directed to apfoinl a committee After the adjournment a noisy fellow, them to the public u men of truth and witboat brains, by tbe name of Hoyt, all veracity. A. M. Bt.axo, >1. D- lUaolutiotu. The CKklr appointed »a such the way from Jackson, talked, or rather committee J. Leo Bred, Peter Cramer, made a noise with bis mouth, without C. II. Stone, Marlin Blanchard, and giving utterance to a ningle foci to sustain Mlatakea Corrected.Thomas Blinatoo, and the convention ap­ hia theory nr a single principle of govern­ Enrroa Baxxru : In your- this we-.k'a proved tho same. ment not at war with honesty and fair issue, I observe aomcr mistakes io a l> itrt On «fotion cf Urerga •Worthlma Blaek- dealing, and then tho Coa,rcntion adfrom O. -S. Smith, cvncvrniog the Her. There will be a maple sugar nodal at Mr. Rathbun, which truth and justice deorganiaation CuMUtiug of George Worth­ tbe M. K. Panonage on Friday evening of this week. A general invitation u ex­ tbo sore cheerfully since Mr. Smith seem* leva Rforkrtonr, John Dawwe, Porter Council Prooaadingt. Barton, W, W. Kelly m<1 Aaron Durfee tended to ail to be ptraenl. reluctant to do Mr. Ratbbou injustice, Regular moating of the Common (?ounand acknowledges in the cawing ol his let­ I was bald al tbeir room Friday evening Mareh 1, 187H. ter that the information he luu given is uoaatiafactory, and aomcwhal unreliable. His Honor Mayor Bendy in th* chair. Mr. Smith opcsks ..f thn mobbing affray On roll call the .following AW. were I .have the largest stock of Groceries in | tbe City, and will sell them for Iras money than any ■ LAST CHEAT MARK DOH If we don’t sell ottr overcoats at the prices we have worked them down to we will carry them over until-next year. TEAS. ran duty of every grocer to refrain from sdting to bit cuatcmen an article nf food which he knows is positively injurious <0 the health, and bo ia deprived of all excuse for so doing when a hotter article for the setae purpose can bo readily obtained si be same coot Now tbe U^t Ckrmu-tl, Snlorolut, made by D. B. Ik-Land A Co. can always be had; aod thb is known to be pure and free frost all deleterious mat­ ter. No greoer who rretardi tbe welfare of his custumen will fail to keep it. All Overcoats BELO H* LOST W e offer a fine all-woolbrowh beaver overcoat' For SO WortlF S15. COFFEE. SUGARS. Fine all-wool black beaver overcoats for 10.00 worth 15.00. Good fur beaver overcoats, brown and black, for 7.50 worth 12.00. X. Extra fine all-wool fur beaver overcoats for 13.50 worth 20.00. Heavy grey satinet overcoats for 2.50 worth Heavy brown chinchilla oyercoats for 3.50 worth 6.00. All of these Overcoats are from 15 to’40 per cent, lower than th be bought at any other store in the city. TOBACCO. fAIR OF RANTS FOR ' 1.00 Matic of cx\ra heavy dark colored goods, worth 1.50. dieville, will speak at Union Dall on Tem­ perance next Sabbath afternoon at 3 in several of the eastern papers, and also published io pamphlet f»nh by a print­ o'dock. Turn out everybody. ing office in Syracuse, N. Y„ and tluft Tbn.IL-publiran city eominirtrc will meet on Thundsy evening at half past ad<is: "Since ibeo. I bwiur*, where tje ( themarivro il they dseirc. I hate no doubt from tbe tenure ot Mr. Smith.‘a !<*. On Tliuredsy morning the bouse of ut he will be glad Io l«un thaw facts. IXanfel Hager tn tbs townslrip uf Caritton Truly snd rewpemfully, . «■* cutirdp. diwtroyid by fireThe fire originated H the ebawber, which was all in flames when diaenvered. Tbe furniture in the ruetu* down ttaira waa saved—all up staire was burned. The property was Tccnpcranco In thn Club Room., irmared ia th* Barry and Eaton, but we I was very mnch pleased with the most de out know to what amount. ing aod with tbe tone of some of tbo Tbtodure Tillou thia (Wednesday) speakers in the Club Room. Sunday after cvcaisg will lecture io our city. lut him boon,—especially so with the remarks uf Bro. Master and Bro. Dewey. 1 have s pmrs full hcuses greet hint, Mpra follow- certain admiration for a nun Hat will um extract from lbs N. Y. TKbnne shown: strike straight from the shoulder with ■ ™aJ Kla,n'iu tk® errheovdore Tilum lectured in the Brook- view of hitting Jy, Ansdsmy 4 »•"* ” foee. Bro. .Muter did this, snd drove 'M "The Problem of Lrts.” Half an hour nail borne and eleeehod it when ho said brforo the Ivcturer sppeatyd the houre was •'Society has a right to prots-cl beraelf” M. AU ch. ILI-ny »»d erebroira charro Bro. Dewey backed - him manfully a* be ware fall, and extra scats were t-lscrd __ ■__________ A.r>al»tu» brake ever does every good cause. The d -etiine that ‘‘Smsm? h« a right to protect b.etmlf from tbe ravages of ruin, is no new dortrinv, but it is the echo of Neal Ifow and others uttered ywars ago, rowing back with toll force and renewed vigor. Thank God, we Rvc in as aga of progress. Bui k tew uumtbs sgu a min couW acnnely ad ranre aurfi ideas aa w.re advanced io the (Hub Rotmu Snndsy, without bringing spun his b*sd tbe msWierom cf tbe "Cunr-ltatroa" (I mean the Club ••Gmstitutme" and of than who so feitl-faDy bunped it to Ilieir bu».m.) Reforms over advance. We thank God. and take errorIt wan mH by turn of the spcitbeni. ired goods, worth 1.50. had better call soon at want atty of v lion through their Worth!*** Bteckatouc, nrpijrt.j'ftr perautxut I’mtMent, John Dawaua; Arr ae«tetary, John H. Dennis, and that a codsty eoiutnltue cpal to I ho number of Saperrfej r» be cleeud. Report , seven u'riucfc. as per notice, and it is ex­ rj reliable man." I Would any that since pected that every member will be present. accepted and adopted. .the time referred to until about one year There will be a meeting of Hsvtins ago, he has been a traveling minister in Led e, No. 14. U.S.ol L, at the hall of Barry Lodge F. & A. M., on Monday Wrsh-yau Methodial ronocetioa, and hu evening. A full attendance ia desired. had eereraWiffcreut charge* as past- -r a'ud » Aid. Dowry moved that the Finance Don't fail to read tho proceedings of the in good repute anxiftg t>ia brethren, and ia j Comtnittcc be instruct.d to netlln with tbc Bepodiotors' amretoiou. Tbo cosycrate regarded aa a rriiablo chriatiati mruiaur. . i City Treasurer sjid report at tbe next alau baa the cndjroeujeul of tbo- Mich- j efforts now being made iy destroy the tia- *'Hc ‘ ; regular mrctiog. Motins sdopted. licr.il credit., abould command pul-lie at-I igaa Christian Aaaocialion uppaod tu fce- I Ttre following bonds were presented: ere: soc'etics." Which ia a b ds ol n> nn.n I Druggist trend of J P. Roberts end J. . repul.-, embracing among ha m.vnl<r» ui.n ' C. Limpmen. Lupsor bonds of J. H. < and * in»-u of high rank and ataudu^ m ' •xh-ty, acid »»ue «-f tbe ab.eK and u.oal i „ ---- -- --- - I , , , . . . I Barry eonhty heartily mdursu tbe Jlmr . .fovuied mmisura from tba rkreiun relu- j , p,„t<r „f.j.Ht uf o«r auppwt fo>« dal..4».w.u.l. iu lb« Staia Mr Wbwkas, We, y a- wn.mitlre fully jlUtl.tuui, Un if duly il cl -J laxturcr! f.sil nud rsadiae lira iu>j>-naoeo of a and trwreia uu-kr tleir todatMteaat. ; thorough, rompleto sn-l itumediste organTh.O.agaiu,k ~ b,M«i that hcdoca: “r7e’^e . ... . . !„ . , , .. i . Rtt-Jtnl, Tlist Hie .Vitior.aU make . 1,,.. « IUJ. „ ».uul -W U.», lived for along now' lira family i*m.-tau ,i,0 t<,W3> threotfwoi thn cuunty. ' The following resolutions were offered. •D'dock is extended to thd goollemra. l!.d tbafo and drat is hi. port nfi.w addrji, | The Plaffoun of thn *o ealkd National ' By AM. Tomlinson: p» Garmans held thr ir ftsiiral at Un­ (trough officially a* Luxlitrer tor thia State I party at Tkikd.., referred its t>u resoluRrtolcrJ. Thai the Steward of Pioneer ion Hail <« Monday evening. It is re­ he i« atHruxd al Brighton, ia care of tiona I Hom Co. No. 1, shall reccire iho sura <.f ----» •» — — ™t — ’ t— <•"•> — of the convention, hr m follow* ported tn have been a very plcarant affair, Key. E. W Braus, Cansspobdlag Sec. uf The oqtanixvim aliall.be known aa the I five duIUrs per ynr for sueh services sa ibcragh. owing tu ib« extnsndy bud roads, 'the State Association, • Naiiotul Party." and under - this uair.c ' said Hom Company mag require. Adapted by aye* and nsya as followsthe atteuduure Inin abroad was not so . Mr. R. is personally known and en­ WV will perfect, without delay, the Nation al, Bute and kx4 reoriatiuM. to secure i kyr»—AH. Abbey, Dewny^MeNaogblarge as l.a.i been anticipated. dorsed by many uf dis leading ax d most, I mu, Tomlinson and Winkleman—5. ' We ate Its ree» ipt of Trolkfur the /’tv- influential roe.i of a l»r^B namber uf the Bute* in tbe Union. He has traveled pfr, alite t.twpnaocn f.prv juHUhed at >«r.nt. by F H. Burgis. It is sbly nd- very rxtenrivalr as Lroturar, aod ha* de­ iacd, and should commend the liberal pat- livered addtCT.r. bdore Suu aod Natiot- SPICES, clave of credit on, .dficial sail bonds, and all other debts a_____---------- , public and private, shall ba dUcbarged in ibo legal tender money of tbe United Stales, rtrictly amxdirig to the stipula­ tions of tbe laws under which they were By AM. TomlinronWniBKAa, Tbe Pound Master of tbe city of Hsatinp has foiled to perform hh dmy in regard to rendering a sutement to tbf Common Council of all moccya rsceivedsod expended by him for each proecd- GfeOTHING HOUSE. Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GBANB BAUDS. ROCKERY FURNITURE. THE STEBBINS BRO NEW YORK One Dollar a Year. PRACTICAL UNDERTAKERS in the city and attend promptly to all cal in that line day or night. Furniture Depot, South Side State St., Hustings Mich. Marsh 3rd 1S77 If. ‘ HASTINGSDRUG STORE ROBERTS $ LaMPiVMJ^ NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES sSr-gssKS -*■“ SCHOOL BOOKS URD STjTIO/tEHY. 61163775 New York Herald. Fifth-hnimitco4.isicat.with the genius and spirit of a popular ’p>v«ram-nl that any apwia ofprirato property should be exempt M«t bcsdttf us jost share ot public Imrdraa. Ouvcrnuwol bnqds and moony alrould be taxed ureciraly aa other property, and a gradual Joatnw rex sbuuld be levied tor the sap|»n of tbo Gurera meet sad payment uf debhu ffistb— Public lands are comntao prop- SAY Don’t buy any I\jrnitureor Picture Frames until you have priced their Goods, flJr you WKKLY HERALD will save money by it. Everybody knows they are the. only Ad-.pcrd by ajxn aod oaya aa folkrnr Ajra—AW. AUbvj, Dvvcy, McNaugbfall legal lender f./r all rf.-l.t*. duties aod tax.* iu tbi United Starts, at its stamjwd toe, Tumlituno and Wrallccnaa—-A. •‘Sroond—Th^o.sWbl Im STAR If you * For NINETY DAYS FROM DATE Elegant Tabic Silverware . At Hickory Corners �Facts for the People. St U», i 4tM****hlm**fv: T.U«r lean ba>, 4>w»«4.1 ka»w. Railroad*^ L.ga!«, Ksssiai “ -’r.nar.’SSsT*"''" beinis advance, soon rabacribing mdcr andWhen paying it showsfor that STi* TUbaS to. .M»t*rr.d*ar. 8liU h m Im u*« ( CMA««K_OF TJMK- TTMT. T-A-TBLE. -peaking like a book reapeotiag the latoat improvoMoto in all matters, and that he oatr gets his walking papers to the land TaH-ng Effect Kcv. 11th 18 7T UOIMfl t^*T- ___ «cm* tu MM histwam Jspua'a rshellna com bar *40,000,000 ta. «£*.(£« u M-naooo,. 000 more l^gal tad* note*. Japan now has a national tM» « V350.000.000. i J« White fur rob** are used by ladia in their carriage*. Jet and bine gray beads are moat used in trimming. Drum aleevc* will be made quit* abort m vim Jutai & swi” lAliJIAI. shobt lixx The report contain* full proceeding* of tho winter meeting ol the pomologies! rocicty al Psntiae, and of tha June meeting at South Haven, and tbc eighth annual meeting at Grand Rapid*, together with about 40 nape** aftd cwaya, re*d at those meeting, Ig^aotne of tbe meat auecemfu) pomologiaU atd borticultoriMa of the state, wbieh, with the dii>ca**ion* thereon, can­ not foil tn prove highly interesting and.in­ structive to every reader. A proposed method of elasifying apples with refcrense to aixe. form, c*lor, quality, season, origin, use and value, locality, Me, is also given, with a Mtnpk table ineluefing 49 well Wedding dresses are I mretly in the princcuo style. mad* plait, with very Ki­ ll* trimming i New garnitures of artificial flower* for ball drereot are of rate*, glistening with dew drape . Pretty new bandkerehicA are of abccr lawn, with a ruffle embroidered in pale pink or bine aiik. sg>. Washington is getting to bo the hood­ quarter* of fiction writer*. It iuu now Mr*. Southworth, Mr*. Buroctt, Mrs. gtepbeoa, and Mr*. Der-' - - -------- — of Newspaper Row. —— ■- — I*. *«M, BO* 1 to* Th. first official act of th* King of Ju­ ly wan to commute eighty-fire daath aenkuw, with the docllratioa lhas be was happy to begin bi* reign by tbe virtual abolition of capital puniahmeat. It'i* stated on authority that cannot bo quatiuned, thalrereoly milino* of Luman being* are now starving ia the famine atneken provineoa of Northern China. Itnmagination fail* to epp* with ao gigantic a calamity. ' ’ JS. ■Mil MFII1 OIVISIOB. n« BcU.Hr n,rl UM tAPIBS ABB D-HD1T B o • :ji । v a IM : TAS a. a> Spargeon bat had to quit wark and go to the couth of Franco for hi* health. Polilcne** is a compound of • liula eti­ quette with a greet deal of commua eeaae. Victor Emmanuel and Napcitou III. died on the 9th of Jannafy, precisely five a«M»a"wwf,' he GM Sniwn Tlraiiiffl. AQC^TS IVA V TEO ORTHERS NRAILWAY J10MPANY CENTRAU EMPLOYMENT! rm.* «r,«MS irl MEgC CHRONIC TUB KJ. XL-.J ’■■••'r—*. r,< your friend INOL1SU REMEDY iCIFIO MEDICINE G. P. Rowelf & Go’s. Col. rennsvl vania and neighbor* that there i no need of borrowing the Basse* to read. when they may hare it all to ‘ themselves REMOVAL! GEO. P. SOWKI.L 4k <M»K PROOF THAI 1.50 PER YEAR cBoiumvtii mim Pno® Leopold, the 31Sm Syrup, 1928.728. The health of ~ Doasair IB tali.(Inta Railroad EATIMi STAT!ONb 8R0RE wa* i 3 1M 11.11 1 KU* ' » U Nihron ia at Ft. Petersburg helping tha Ruseiaus celebrate their Victoria. “Wind," sun an bld horsemao. "i* tbo grand secret of a i fast horse. Good lungs will eover a raultirude of fault*; whilst on the other baud, perfection of shape aad form are uartrW when tba wind is out The ehret. therefore, in all ease*, should be large sod rapacious. In shape it msy wy somewbst, seccrding to tbe service to whi& the horse is to be pot. If be is to b* kepVfor slow work snd heavy draw­ ing, the Aest msy be nearly circular In fora, betans* this shspo is tbo one for strength and bulk, to receive snd brer up sgainet the pressnro of the oaUar ; while al the same time sufficient room ia secured for that expansion of (he lunrs caused by slq* and repuhr work. Bat if the chest » circular, let it he st the same time dree, urebethe lungs may be crampad. A horse with a shallow cheat is warthlcwi for any purpose. Tbs rale, then, i, this: For a draft hone a circular but deep chsM; but a* aooc aa you pass through th* di f- P's K1W- Tbc inauguration of Governor .McCkllan coat New Jersey *31,400.70. , A Helena, Montana, dispatch of Feb 15, says tbe weather I* delightful. Tbe training ship Saratoga baa been or­ dered frota Norfolk to Washington. ISIS, Ml iaiM Hti 1st. in BEflmd. Mr. Darwin has arrived at lb* eeadurion that “the widely diflreent habita of One of tha latest sly la of hat* is the life of men aad women io civilised uationa. “Plevna," and is decidedly Human in *p- especially among tbe upper dame*, trod to rounterbalance any evil from marriage be­ Th* jauntiest spring coat* will fasten tween healthy dorely-related peraona." over tbo braut with a siogk button, show­ Server 1‘aaha. tha Turkish Minister of ing a vest below Fortin Affair*, ao outapokan io bis eooBaidas the valuable paper* above re­ New artificial roM* are eloaod a* bud*, demiralion of England, was mkud to with­ ferred to, other* bare been furnuhed by aod by a apnog open aa fullblown row* draw bin remark* about Lord Derby and special requeut, expressly lor thia volume, while being worn. Minister Imyard. He wouldn't do il and upon the following important topic*: ‘'Tbe Some of tbe new paletot* of while doth American grape mildew" by Byron HalMed, M. Ai, Harvard university; "Grow­ for spring wrap*, are made without seams ing pooche* for market" by M. B. WilML Vaauviu*. lianu, Saugatuck; “Tbe cbetniatpy of frail ripening." by Albert B I’raacoU, Should an eruption occur ia thia volcano F. C.S-, university of Michigan . "Valine and cause the destraction of one half of of the trainins siren at tbe Michigan agrithe inhabitants who lire iu the vicinity, cultoml college." an addme delivered be lb* remainder, who barely escape with fore the alumni of the Michigan agrienl their live*, immediately m.,re back upon turn! tullcgr at tbe last triennial meeting the half cooled lava, aod ibere live iu con­ by Alien N Premia*, profewaor of bortistant fear of another eruption, foolwhly culture in Cornell university, and "Tran* tic workmanabip, called an "afts^dinner t fancying that tbe oalv taoantabla portion plantation for tbo farm, the orchard and lamp,' is used in lighting ctgareWea. of tbe\*rth ream within the shadow of the tbc garden/' by Prof. C. W. Garfield, sec­ great volbsno. Thia fairly illustrate* the Cascade bow* of narrow satin ribboo of retary of the a'ate pomologies! society. three colors, such as pale blue, aad moa- for® of habit, and. t|ie pcraiarericy with at rnr statktaiw. I gr«o with rose, are worn at tho throat. which people cling to opinions wlwm on® Thb Work ccataln* a full Assort of tbc formed. For example. Dr. Pier®'* Gold­ New collars snd cuff* hare the mono­ en Medical Discovery 'cure* incipient eontomnlngical exhibit al tbc arete fair of 1877, held at Jackion. together with a gram in color*, on the points. Indeed, sumption, coughs, eolds, and all (Actions full Hat of nrticla exhibited, the name* of CMu^tam* appear in almiWt every avail­ of the liver aad blood, yet aocm will de­ exhibitor*. and tb« premiums awarded. pend upon physician* aod remedi® that - Another new drea* fabric, resembling hare naught but repeated f.iieras to which The annual report* of the following lo­ tbe raw silk fnrniture coiering, is called they can refer And although Dr. cal aoeietiz* also appear; Grand River the “drap d'Orient," snd la very prtily Pierea'a Favorite l're*criprion is aoH on Valley horticultural *ocie«y, Adrian hor- snd cheep. tieural roctcay, Lake Sboro pomoiogieal *oPercales and muslin made with belted nwoy to i:a efieacy, and tbo truth of all eiety. Ingham county farmer*' dub, and South Haven pomoiogieal aocicty. • baaqnea will hare deep, equate collars, auumiinu mad* concerning it, many yet edged with Hambar,.- embroidery or Rua- submit to the use > the caustic and the ...--------hta«y'i< HMtTrouo. exhibited in thi* departknife. Again. Dr. Pierre* Plauaat ParIhhed in tbe volume* of gatire Pellet*. no Jargar <haa mnatard rd tho secretory to lave dur*w«U, will Maldvdy care ecmstipaljoa, ar the beat things that have wher, iyi, depmlenl upon dy*pe|»u or . — Written upon horticidtuaJ torpid-liver. yM kkm aiill depend fur re topic* coming within hi* reading* and oonlirf upon the "Utin mH" ur Luge due® of draaric cathirtic medicine In the firn of inch fare*, eao w* wonder at the blindness presenting K most interesting and valuable of I1 e poor Italics*? epitome of tbo experience of the moot dis­ tinguished hortiraltarista and pomologists Ncgfocted Coagh* aad Cold* produce in Ibis and «ber stale* The** paper* oc­ more ruflerinr and lormont thaa all other cupy about 50 pages of tBe book and are disease* at thuaeuaon of th* year. Few one of it, mcv. interesting features. Thev of dark vinoi and leave*, on which tbo are aware of tbo importance of cheeking it are followed by a tread* and breast* of bamming bird* are at its first apprentice, wbieb if aBowed to pcrchrd. METKOBnUKItCAt. AMTHACT become well established, result*, iu many for the year 1S77, carefully prepared by ome*. (n bronehiti* aod conanraption, when Thing* in Genaral. ProfcMor R. F. K cd tie of the aUte agri;' death'elore, the ecaao. The - worae than cultural college. • Great storm* aod fiorwk are repirtcd in worthloaa rrmedia* sold fur the cars of This it. foKowgd by an exhibit of tbc f. I’-ttr.-,... coughs bsi . beoonae ‘by *far ton oom moo. nancial condition of tbc pomologies! aocic “Be not deccirMd“ fo»g*r. G»< new bot «y Dec. 31. 1S77. and a list of the life lie of Dr Smith'’• Cough Syrup. sod if you mambers of (be society. / “fieri the m.mnv will be The report contain* also a manorial by draggwto U 50 cent,, page upon tbe death of John 8attl* of churchc* in Philadelphia. t by expra*. prepaid. for Grand Rapid*, one of the oldeat Aad mnst S«uh *Co.Eri«~Pa A sow and longer bayonet has leea or dcred for the British infantry. Broad-Aesjkd Horen*. nrwflMX IICBIN AND THE SOUTH. Blacx thread lace collars and cnffi are worn by cldariy ladies Good new* for brunettes-. Spanish styles State Pomologicil Society. are coming in the spring. The sertrath annual report ot the secre­ Rosea covered with dew drops are the tary of tbe Michigan *Ute pomoiogieal to­ day ha* recently been iaraed from the new trimming for bell drama pvtosof the alate printer*. Th* work com­ Antique lire led-aprrada and piliowprint nearly 500 page*, including • co­ aliami arc the latcat extravagance. pious alphabetical index Three page" Broad open buckle* of tortoise shell are art also devoted to name* of th* officer* of tbc state pomologies! and agricultural tocicties, and of the Hate board of agricul- ir pf>i,s ijKlWfliiiii, a i both, jr. __ »,m,oiiWrfmMi«p i7i« 1 BEEPS, STRAWBERRIES, Kansas ha* aubreritied and paid fur *182,000 4 pur cowl. bond, re liian*. srarj Selling the hoaor of tho country for a shave of tan cents on a dollar Would be selling it al a very cheap rare. I’hiiadelphis's contribution to the P.ris Exposition include* 150 spreimena of drags indigenoua to North Amerira. A bill to abuliah aalioca fur breach of Or, if they bare more wood than greenbacks, they may bring us (|no • cord of good Wood which 52S4E The Christians of Edinburg snd Glas­ gow raiaed *117,000 for th* relief of .nf ferers by tbs famine in Indi*. Tbe store valuation of Texas shows an increase of from *255,000,000 to*J95,000,000 during the laatymr. ' PEACHES, Ac. SZftiS ci^lx.‘*ar.w: aOAWoMctf FHE “WHITE” mncuimHULMtimt ttiwewa � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-03-13.pdf 8da4bfbaac5a3a1726f74b3ff38a870b PDF Text Text BArjun or ADFzanwc. VOL. 22. NO. 46. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1878’ WHOLE NO. 2092. The ratarel of the Premden: to re-appoiui Simmon. •> Collector at Bcreoo, Hda fair to bring agun in review all hb utteraaere nriauve to CivU Service Reform. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IXCHaxr-rwv ___ .. .. at LAW *K>Ucm» DR. C. RUSSELL, Whore d>d th. pnatey eook ream? Hu awwet tart, of-ceane. ' ' Happen-, can be built cn rtrtee aluwe rtforting to-tba bnrean. on Dre. 31 1877. Thi.i.tUfirttlnfcrm.iioaof the kind troued by any Mate dc^rimrat ih» and ia 15 day. in ad vane, of th. tu Two things in nature are drwtaatible a ual time for making it girl who ia trying to be a woman, and a The rrtitt capitol .lock of tbe romp. woman who w trying to bo a girl. Public opinion here recta, to bar. rettied down to the beltei that tbe aamben 78J,2<B.3S; aurolm over capital, r. inanr What ia tbe nrereat. thing tea mt look­ of tho Returning Board art to be left to ing out of a window? Tbe window. the tender rnercto of the Loforiana ballThe Wnrerotcr /Av„ My. Rhode Island dour, tbu if the President hre been able object! to die silver dollar bemnro it takas lo find any ground upon which, to bree tnlerfcreacc in their behalf, it would be to oj j<-od in iqarit to the coneemtou. made lam Spring that ht will decline to have anything to do with the metier, except to modify a. far at be can by moral tuufon th. puninbaent to bo inflicted. ******* **• **'• BROWN Sc f. DETER I ATTOltKCT Phax ami Phus. 1 M<~rfiylbbW L 0. 0. _ > PHYSICIAN & SIHIGKOM. DENTIST Nailrille. HidijiB I Kill sell my entire stock of WINTER GOODS I LEWIS STERN. Sign ol the “O ASH STORE. FIBiT GHAND FBIZE Just received First Prise al Wisconsin State Fair and at our own State Fair at Jackson, DETROIT STOVE WORKS, Hiauriso ■Ufo iieov I IWVUH Something Six-hole, Extension Top, Portable PUniabcd Cbpper Reservoir The Carriitj, Sin aid OnMitel p A IB TER a ENBBAL BEPAIBSHOP. Th» wntenia »»d w—M •.»•■«»«••• ** Vir^S' be. ia AeriaaBev.1 U»U. far l»« • • - beautiful and Bcicntifidilly-arninged Diving Hue Stove now irrthe market. II. A. GOODYEAR. A. A. «. t—‘ ' C-™n “-A Jal.rueSL. Jf,1" 1 FACTS TO BUYERS! U.—u™r» POWERS* BARLOWto* ing in variety the combined stocks of nil other Hard­ ware atoreain the city of HartingB. • - Wm. H. Goodyear pgUHCHfflCll CHUIS' PEOPLES drug store. Pl,y.ici.n'. rre.mp>"~ Family Recipe. cArefully prep^l with Drag.-I Cb—iol. (,t Irtinwl quality reroure^ )-» l« your cnlerprue. I MW you Wuuld be pv.ily diMppumtod without it, aad I b*d reibcr have loci the money than to h.r« hwd yon dimppoinlod ju« then." “WdJ, .11 I an rey i», my abter Kitty wu the reabincof rec All I am, or rrer etpret in b«, in thia worU, u owing Ur you. I .ever told you dial when I left collere I wu going to d'etrecl ion a. G* aa ertr a joubR mao did. 1 camo here to ree you, and you know bow R.ndy (nd kindly'you led «o bock to Ibc yolh. ol virtue and peace. Yre, KiUy, you alone reved me, and made me what I am." •‘Wo are .owiag red reaping ill the way through life, Albert. Did you ever think, my dear brother, lhai wo are either oowii* bimmiBga or curare all the time? That all our word, and deed, tn thinga of lifo, that wM brer freiu hrerefter? Pwr- Our Washington Letter. Wrehiogton, D. C., Mar. 1, 1878. The Star of Wcdnevday evening bre thia to aay of the dirmhy of acntimvut cxiatiug in th. Cabinet relative tu the adver bill, and of tbe remptuena a— o£con­ flicting advice oygr which the Proaidcat it to navigate the whip of (late “The Preaident u inclined to believe that it a hi. duty to veto the ailver bill, ■but ia willing to bo convinced otherwiae. llrocw the Cabinet direnwion yroterday. Hi. coretitatioual advimn pull different waya. Thur word, of adrirei are too cuntredictory t. influence him much one way or the other. One member want, the i country to have rilver dollara, hoe—dy if ' it can, if not, In have ailrav (Bland) dol­ Summer dreaaen art lo be trimmed with lar.. Two .r three are diapoicd to adrire ctnhnAdered ' flounce, in the Rureran colon, black, blue and yallow. the aigawnro cf tho bill' under promt. |red, 1 Tbe rent of the Cabinet think ihatcoruiKNew tin are of plain silk, the end. floency require, a veto. On a square vote it iahed In embroidery and fringe to repre- ia likely tboae favoring a veto would be in the majority. The secretary of tbn Treaacry d«w no*'occupy the twisted position of stern and unrorepmu-iaing opp—ition to to the bill signed to him by the neww papcra. Secretary Shun fovon a veto. The chancre arc that a measagc from th* President accompanying a veto will be sent to Cungrcaa to-morrow or Friday. Whatever Ina deoriou the President will communicate hi. momma to Congress. From the large number of bilU aubatentially rretotiog the era saculsted feature, of the Bland foil, which hay. been iatrod.c ed io tbe Hutpe rin— It waa agreed to peara —ruin that no ttone will be left snlarned to compare inflation, fur it cannel bo douktod it i< that, neither mote or Icre, that ia aimed al by a majority of the orig­ inal advocate, of the Bland bill and who denounced and refurei to vote fur the Senate modifioMtotu. Tbe telegraph and 1877 are mater by •XJ3.000.tW than in 1876. ■ for Cliri«maA gift. for boys will d—erre The report shows a total of 114 coo the beaedictions ol . t rateful propio and pain doing Luainm in Michigan, of nutifdtawbdda. which 103 are from other ataire, 5 from How docs Mtflcrwg liuiimaity eagerly scan foreiire (European) gorernmenta, 3 the reporewf patents granted for the wack coding, to eec if Notidj Lunt invented a CM that ill May blowed. panics la »4UO,OOO.t>y, admitted aarou, •839,662.52 , Imbilitiea inclndog ro-imur anew fund and capital, •550,073.88 ; surfour « regard, pc hey-fo4drre,»3rt-.>,5BG (;4 , nfote written in .Michigan during 1877, •1£136^3S.OO; Maminma received, «149,K0A7, k—incurred, »S3^70.0i; loamu fiqd, 82.47. •70300,V71M6 , rendu. u repoicy holder., •U2,6t-G.l36.C7 , riate in Michigan dtya« 1877, • ! 14,02 64; premium. \receiv«d. •1,46.4,2 The name oi a New Hamptduta nbool leather i. May I. Cuegb. it U reueh mere common to bear Kfo>ol teacben m! drwecd jM “Nay 1 Gwout.”— IFurcnlrr Several exelisngta are giving diractiour. •How to drew.' Tho taostacositfo' way ia tn May In bad till tbe firn i. started and then lake your clothes under your iru -nd trot out tu tho dialog-room stove. old pia-cuahiuo belonging to the late Mra.. (Jlivttr Jewdl of Caaoaovm were found S8U ncollm. leu wonted needle, eighteen darning needle, two tape need.— and thirty-fire pin." Albani mng very early i. life. She de clarre: “My father tap that my b«by gov coo. gaa-eaaa, M I nt upon my moth­ er'. knee, Uiowcd the mimic of hi. violin with aueb fidelity that bn card to aay with driight, ‘there ia a baby that ring, before Wc hare politic, and txade. asd the daily date of life rim* with tbe unraiag mist and sett!- with the dew , tai aver all things, eerenc and ailent anil starry, rise. the heaven ol a nation's soul its literature. A loin or mnttori waa on the table,and the gentleman oppeaite took Ui« carver in hand “Shall 1 cut it raddleariear! quoth be. “You had belter cut it bndlewme." Hjriedhia neighbor, “for then we shall >agts and lettera. particularly from the Weal, imploring the Praudenl to waira, if pnaaibie, hie ubjertiooe to the bill bow before him, uid thre make a finality, for dii. .onion at laaat, of Geancu) kgiaJaiioa. Il ia urged that nothing conld * be more If you love nthen, they will love you. If you (peak kindly to them, they will oprek kindly to you. Ure ia repaid with love, and hatred with hetrrd. Would you bear .weel and pi—nt echco*. ^wak .weedy and pleamatly yooreeif. A Huie girl who waa neat to tbe pawtore to drive tbe cowa. fell, and wan re verely nemtehed and bruired On return ing borne .he walked if .he cried -ben Ute foil. “Why, n< .heretried; “what J tint OUt. THE JEWEL COOK! n- J. F4XX, The next winter a new tpecica of mar­ ble wu dueova—d in tbe Earert>rook quar ry, having a rare bteeding. of colure, and th. atone wa. very hard, which rendered it of great value. Mra. Braley bad never reminded for brother that .ho waa an eqari proprietor In bi. purehxae, though abv knew that h. WM making money bar. Tim Braley, wm. well off; tfour farm wae toty productive; tbe avail, of that, with tho aolary (which by the way had been ta er—and to a tboamad dollar.), gave them a good maiStenaore, and there were a few hundred, left ia the bank for a rainy day. But one morning Albert appeared at the patronage, and .aid: “1 wppoac, Kitty, you thought I bad forgot Jen *H about tba partnerehip ween to«d into when wv boE?lfo out Whitta ker. taonntatn lota; but I hare not, and hero ■ * token"—be h.utfcd her a bank book—“thiri. your share of tba proflta.' •‘But, Albert, thin ia too much; it can­ not be right! Five thousand dollars I" -ExssUy right, and the money b in the WesrfleU Bank, subject lo your order. I do bdieTs, Kitty, you had forgotten if* 2d — POWERS k BARLOW are ths only dealers in Huntings who buy direct from the Manufiicturcn, and so avoid the addition of jobbers profits to the coat of their gooda. 3d,__ Thu house ia the newest in its line. and,.un­ like ita competitor*!. has no old goods on hand that were bought when goods wore high, which enables us to place before our customers goods of the beat qudinw. .nd wlylw. •» I"* >» P” **“ our competitor's goods cost. them. W e also have the reputation for honorable and lair dealing worth preserving, which given security • to purchasers a* gainst misrepresentations. 4th-—For tbs »»k<* we (to nut xlrerlta ■•llowng Out Stole./ nr «M old etviea of goods or dead stock for new. which will convince jr tljftt we !mve »ld «.n Iton any uther dealer i kill th. pending bill; and tbeu comm the ronrideration that abould it be defeated, a bill much more rtuiiari and .weeping would go through with a whirl at the Aery maaufaetorrea by free trade er a low tariff. next rereiun of Cong rem. ( IV. Pay 170,060,000, in tho ahape of aulaidiaa. graau and aiL to the South, rareing It Iroui the Northern workingman V. Take eff tba tax from' whwkey and into the shade by the magnificent peon in tobacco, in aid of the indtuiriou. lAsnoinduced the other day to the notin'cf the Bow by » taemlwr whose uamr I bare forgotten. Headquarters are to be “No! What a peniua lhai man Sc! ia Naw York as are the headquarters of alHe i. a public her.ef.ctor, I beiieva bia Doac ercrytbiag else that is good.virtuoua, brain ia active all tbe time." beautiful, of good report sod great utility, “Yea rowed the teed and h. u reaping lb. barvret." . "Thatte jurt uU riiould be; be deWhat Liquor-Drinking Cotta. Mrvrea reward for bfo patience. I do not thtnkie ntSero toneh pain now." Ab Kayiiah foctory operative, wboaaaa “Sorectima be i. in aewta pain; but be worked in New Bedlord, but bu returned my. ihnbret anodyne ia content employ­ to Kngiand, write, at follow. ment, be forget, himaelf and hi. paiua “Tnare u at prawn-, a great .tagnation who he ia employed. Dr. Kiagaton told throughoc: tire whole co-juut, nxceptrng J me ooe day that I'hincem Hdgerton wu begawllo of about •2M.090.000. Tba tbednaktreda. Wa have apeto iadriak, tbe moot minnbte perron be ever *aw unfavorable augwrie. 1U>iy dedaeib'.e from ,tbe bat year, one hundred and fwiy-revco when you firet came to town, fretful, tho beuvy majority formally committed aullioa. of pound, atcrling (directly upon i or reven haodr^ and thirty-Sr. frectmiM Mdunhappy,.burden to bireealf Maine-. aaboidi—ADd from the ungraaom, drink), 1 and to H. mother uad May. Now look at job. they (TO bore t. promote- They will b. board From tn good time. It look. aomewhM n though th. link knot of Mmlbfty politician, win were awarded the Ufo Saving tforvteu re the .fame of Die i-bSs fnud. which their aervioc. onto d-d them to tfiabune, hud already orgu M.jor Anderoon. . From the 7Jk EailrxxiJrr for February, a journal of great value to thoco cuga^d ia tho trasaportaGcn barina—. and uf specal value to those ecg^wl in any de­ partment of railroading, we clip Um fol­ lowing complimentary nodoo of our dietinguiabod fellow dtixati whose labors in �Tbe Repudiatora claim that more mon­ ey ia needed te insure businam prosperity. Bat the faec ri that money wri never ® plenty or rules of iaterort so tow, in tbe history of thia country, as to-day. Every­ where money in large sums to toying idle, and can be Lad on fair oocwritT as tow w five per neat, per annum. And at this rate Untmirt find ureretmeut. Tbe fact ia there ia no demand for money, and tbr majority of those complaining have noth­ ing with which to buy money, aad eould not we it in any legitimate buriaem If they could buy it; for‘tbe simple reason that every department of businerc is row largely overdone. We mirufacturc more tian ns can sdl—Wo raise more prodeef* than can be consumed at home or sold abroad. Tbo markets become gio tied, and prim go down, until the oust cf pro­ duction cannot be obtained. Thia is alike controverted, that legalatioo caanot im­ prove.thia Mate of affaire. Over produo. tiou doos not come from unwise legislation, but is the direct result of a surplus of la­ bor, and against that evil, for evil it is, no laws .however wise can . protect society. To do away with thb, the' cause of tbe bard' limes of to-day, we must produce leas and bring confidence, and confidence will re­ store credit, and a rystored credit will en­ sure all tbe bariaeOa activity that the de- Much of tbh prosperity of the pest has been secured through tbe foreign capital brought here to build our railroads, amoun­ ting to hundreds of millions of dollars, for several years ia suceeaaion, but as these investmenta bare proved noa-pnyiag. from that source in tbo future, we cannot look foe much financial rid. Beaides we hare already built tho vast majority of tbo rail­ roads that the buinesn of this country will demand to do its irensportatku for tbe next century;.hence wu can hope for but little asamlaseo is tbe way of using the surplus htoten, of which of the dam that built our railroads, there is more than the wants of the country can furnish with remuacratire labor. And, hence tbe array at tramps- that infest the country to­ day, as tho gnuuhoppen did Kansas a few years since, eating up the Bubataoce of those who by honest toil earn their daily bread. Against these things legirialioa cannot provide, and cheap money only ag­ gravates the difficulty. The remedy is a firm fiasneial basis, ou which a^lurinesa foundation, tho men who can command the money of the world, as a source of profit, will again inveat their funds in those depnitmeots of industry not already over­ done, If uy such can be found, ud thus use the surplus labor of the country in department of business not now Ameri­ can; sad tbo*, by mtrcasing manufacturing induMries, use up the surplus labor, and. increase tbo home market for the produc­ tion* of tbr sgricultureiut That, not eheap money, will ensure national prosper- Bines tbo time that Abraham bought of the children of Heth a burial ground and paid for tbe mm* 400 abenkela.T rilvor. cur the other, eould bn rmtreiimd rest moaey with*tbe merchant —the imr- confidently connt oh a'gradual tian from thia rime forward. I money—gold sad silver bavi coaatituted tba money of tbe world, with ririlisnd sod commercial people. Hav this been ooae- doing thnr utmost to create a prejudice against capital, aro ddoded. No matter bow destructive, unpatriotic and wicked a political moremont may be, there are si wap heartless and unprincipled men wlte are willicg aad anxious to lead it. Rome had her Catiline, France has Lad btr Itantoo and Robespierre, and already America has produced one Aarvn Burr. Tho masses of the people, bowerer, are not seeking personal notoriety, neither will they, knowingly, sacrifice thrir swrc and fosrisj. opportunities far mtoems, their patru^um and their CcMirji, to aid any pease and trouble of sending to England and obtaining exset copies of the standard yard measure and the standard wrights in English cxebeqwr, and by net of Cuagrerl copies of tb^e obtained by the Secretary of the Treasury h.ve been fm-nisbed to tbe different State governments. Should tbe original standards of wrights and measures be Mt the Parliament of Great Britain has provided for tho restoration by fixed and certain methods. Cun it be that tbe importance of haring fixed and certain standards of weight! and measures, has been -overestimated? The people of this country would not rest under fluctu­ airy that tho principles cf sound Ensure ations and uncertainties ia weights sad shall be understood, and dSe people will take care of tbo rest. In this paper it will be impoaaible for mo to corer the ground, which I <to»irt to cover, without occupying morn space than I can aak for in one torus of vour neper. I will, there­ fore, lay tho foundatione on which to build in future iwraac, and will endeavor. in tbe fint installment u> explain the na­ ture and use of money and tbe priacipl« which goTsre dta selection. In doinx this, nvresaarily hare property on hand, pur my effort will be to male the matter so chased by differed standards ami would plain and simple as to be within the ootn- suffer Ions by a return to the true stand­ prehenvion of all. ards. but such ioseen would be attributable Money ia a standard by which wealth ia to the departure from tbe fixed aud unrstying standards of w eights and measures certainties, and not to the faet that the government brought weights and txu-ja back from whence they had departed to prevent each finetnatioM. As well might don« by way of barter. If A bad a botre which ba did not need, but he wu in need of a cow, the Ont atop woulil be io. find some cm who bad a cow that ba wished to dispose of, and then to ascertain whether tbe man who had the cow wanted a bone. If tbe man who 'had tho eow wauled a home, and tbe cow wm consider­ ed equal in value to tbe horse, an exchange would be the result and the tranmetioo would be simple- Buppoae, however that maaner aa to necessitate the amputation of a limb attribute all his suffering to the surgeon who bad saved his life by such amputation. Tbe losaea suffered by indi­ viduals ia a»cb a ease would bo bat a drop ia a shower, compared with tbe benefits to the business of tbe whole country. Then too, tbe longer the fluctsatfons and uno><talntMs continued the greater would be tbe tosses, aa it would be a continuing evil en­ tailing losses from every transaction. I: seems that it must be dear that aa tbe measure of length mart have length wealth itself, and that whatever is need an money must have intrinaic value. Wealth. ia any thing of common desire and that costa labor to obtain. A thing that no one uablc than tbe cow, and the mao had desires is not wealth. A thing that ever? nothing, that A wanted, to make up lb. cue desires, yea that we could not live difference, then the trade would be blocked without and, yet, that we all can obtain without labor la not wealth. Air is desirehie sad so abo is running water, yet. as it CLOTHIER A full line of Undershirts and Drawers. to be used through all civil laws should be abrogated. Tbe gruel low of adaptation rootroled lhetr selection and will' control their use. Gold sod silver is used for money far the same reason that wheat is used fur breed, wood and cool fur fuel, wool and cotton for clothing and pclrolium for lights. Who can fail tu see that tbsoe things were provided and adapted by an ollwise Creator for tbe nee of man. and hoiHrver, that on lbs first day it ia pre­ sented to the Bouse, a motion to strike out all alter tbe enacting cJauao may bo gold and silver perfectly adapted to be tun­ adopted, thoedefealing tbe bB and proped as money ? Who can conceive of any­ thing better ? They are <ctsperetirely in• deatructablo ; they can be readily alloyed and eoinod ; they wear out slowly; they ere distributed all over the osrtbryet of sufieieat scarcity : they arc of the same quality, wherever found; they represent trae wealth, in that they arc desired by appears needful to enforce the righto of creryono outside of their ws u money, the publie U the premises. The report scbetantially Bays that while for plate, ornaments and various mechanic­ al uses, and no one can get them without disclaiming on tho part of Congress any labor ; their values fluctuate the lews', of rigbt to destroy st pleasure the rested any commodities knows ; thy arc so pro­ righto of property, tho right to -‘alter, portional as regards supply aad value, that amend or repeal" tbe charter of lite Pa­ goldknay be used in large traneeolione cific railroads was reserved sad fas undoubt­ without being bordexHome rod rilrer us­ ed; that even bad it sot base specially re­ ed ia email traasaetfoos witl-out bring is- served, the prohibition found ia ths Fed­ eral Constiiutioriagainst the right of aay Scala to impair the terms of a contrast would give Congrats the right to interfere, and finally that in the abneoao of any pos­ world has sealed that quesuon by making itive stipulation. the fundamental principle them the m«Jt>ey of the rommercial world. that no Coogreaa baa the right to limit the Tlisrc is nothing su well adapted for mon ey and nothing could bo better adapted for Congress, would confer the right oa Con money. It la not absolutely neetaeary grroa to adopt such legislation m in its disthat gold and'nlvcr should be coined aad erstioa -m deemed Mesoeary to> force those stamped ia order to be used as money, but roads to comply with the spirit sad loiter of their evntracta sub the Gnvmmswt. The several schemes uf the railrood fobtimre they were swedged into convenient shape and their value wu dotennined by weighing. Gold has abo been used ia California, and other gold producing oountriae, in tbe dust, in which ease, in order to ascertain its rales weighing had to be - «« ---------- ---O« CUSTOM DEPARTMENT aw S,TIT9 rirts of a nine Una of WORSTEDS and ERCOATH In Ftmxtohin- Goods ww have a hue » BROADCLOTHS for DRESS SUITS, the tet-t -yl- i« ch* BEST FITTING CASSIMERE8 sod CHEVIOTS for WHITE 8HIBT ia the City. BUSINESS SUITS. OVERCOATING in pood styk- we SCARFS, TIES aad Siik Handkerchiefs Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st, Grand Rapids, Mich. 11263726 cmmc PirwiT eno. COFFEE SOAP TOBACCO. IMPERIAL SOAP oUstte per poufid Reaper than aw. । CROCKERY. ' Ifur aoaveoicncc hare coined their money, Imads their coins of different weights, es tablinbed by law the' fiaoaesn of the UtateJl i aad the weight of tbo metal in eneh coin, | given namm to the deferent ruins, aad stamped the name on ihr coin itself. This not wealth. A commodity or thing, that is limply a orrtificata of the government is desirable, u valuable just in properties of tbe amount of gold or silver in cseh emityfor money, or an instrument by to the labor which R repraerntt, or the which one kind cf property can be ex­ labor ordinarily required to produce it. changed far another, exists, aad it would bo foolish to deny It. What causes the noeenfity for money? Do governments Wo should judge from* the tone of tbe make money necessary? Money waa used tog, a pound of gold, a pound of ireo or Battle CrceKjowwuZ that its editor, Hon before civil governments exist*!. Money any other valuable thing or oummud.ty, Geo. Willard, had turned traitor to tbe ia used to-day independent of civil govern­ represents a certain amount of labor, which Republican party, gone back ou his life ment. Mosey would continue to be used deternuuai its Value. Every bushel of record. repudiated bis own sturdy utter- were every civil government blotted oat of attoos, at tbe limo .the inliarion measuse eriatenoe and every statute burned. Tbe labor to produce it, yet, when put in the was vetoed by President Grant, and neecnaities of social and oommereial life market it represents tbe average amount placed himself among tbe Rcpudialon of make it absolutely essential, that ws of labor required to produce wheat in that our country a honor, by tbo non payment,- should have money, and that ia the reason market, and so with any other article of or what is almost as bad, tbe payment of we hare it. We have seen from the defi- property. While this to true, it by no the Nation'd obligations is a debased cur­ mtiou, that beside being sn instrument by rency. Well, we believe tbe mark of which one kind of wealth u exchanged for prvpe-iy aa parted with, the producer gets Cain will be placed on all men who at­ another, money is also a standard by whieh its equivalent in labor, because be may tbo puaubmeul of thieves, great and small, tempt to aid in the Repudiation of the wealth h measured or entimated. Indeed wike a good bargain and get what repre­ though you mil U a miX Tbo weight whether the offense ia against tM Govern, National debt, either in whole or in part, money tnuld not be an instrument of ax- sents more labor, hr mav get cheated and represented by a pound would be no heav­ meat or iodivideals. get what represents leu, or it may be vio­ ier though you eall it a ton. Tbe gold in Tbe portal saving's bank LIU will soon and especially upon such Republicans u let, from him, io which cue be would get a dollar would be au more valuable though rome an for dispo^tion sod wdlfiml many M-ntt/uctnrml oaZyly have been hencred with high official posi­ cha m/’Tu.v fneada io both hausm, it Is ofilieved. Tbe tion because the people believed them men commercial tranmetiona, that the values nothing at sJL Values are not controlled 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10, Rutgen I'laoe, and 33 of sterling integrity. and 35 Jefisnoa St.. New Yuri. . of different commodities shall bemtimated by spy arbitrary standard. They rUT fur power that san make a >brep equal ia vat. s«sZr *it b* and stated in such a way aa to be under m lo a bone by calling them equal. Furrs McCarthy, honey a qu.es, Representative Willets of Moeroe, cn stood by all unreroed. How can this&e Ifetroit. Mich. may compel an eichange bat that will not Jone except by means of a unit oe tbhg Saturday, completely annihilated Mr. Re­ By Grocers generally and by make them equal ia vs'ue. No power on pin of Texas, lata Poetmaoter Goren! of of known raise? A dollar or pound ster­ earth can make a piece of worthies paper the Confederate Slaton, by producing from ling performs the same aSee in relation to money a deJiar by calling it a dollar. Hamlow Mieh abo rebel archive! a riport showing that a wealth that lbs foot or yard measure dors claim now being preened against tba Unit­ to length or surface. We measure, com­ ed States, in tbe House of Representatives pare and estimate distances by an instru­ by mud Regan had boaopaid by him, ment of definite and known length, this to have say opinion at all. In maltcn where money. It ie true that they pam from (Ragan) out of moneys steles from tba instrument wt call th* standard by which they were o.x interested. If u article band to band ia business treasactiom, in­ has tbe world for its market, U is tbe'geo. United States at the outbreak of tba lie length is measured. We could not meas­ ure length or distance with an instrument end opinion of tbe world that determines stead of mosey, yet they amount simply to aa evidence of the transfer of reel —if roeb a thing on bo urtoerived of— aad regulates its raluc. If the market is money, without an actual delivery. What The rriurus from tbe electron in New that has no length itodD One hundred limited to a single township, it is tbe gen­ eral opinion of tbe people in that town­ makes ■ bonk note or a governuMel note Haaipohire, held yesterday, as reported in ship that determines end regulates it* tba Grand Rapid* ZMtoerot, indicate the ise of the bank or government printed ou rc-efoction of Gov. Preseott bT a majority If wo desire to know th. value of any kind it that it will pay money, and tho belief of of about 1000, ami a Rcpnldican majority the people that that premise, sooner or of property, we enquire of those who are in both branebes of tbo Legislature. If the bank or acquainted with the market. Al values later, will ba redeemed. Smith * Preston. rgS-DETECTIYKS *,ND AMcH,C*. HALE’H BOIET OF BOREEOUID AIB TAB KHo nuns, Z. B. WILLISON, real in the minds of the people they1 are cutaalo sad above al civil law and aD civil thrsata to publisly retract his lUoriss fo 1 regard to the revolution of tbe earth, yet, * inaudibly to his penaeators, be- declared, 1 ‘Still.it does move." M<m cannot bo Political Notes. ntade to think there is nlw ia a thing The Senate confirmed B. D. Murrey as where they know there ia dom. Any United States Marshal foe the District of thing may bo used as m»oyL by general ounocut, that ia wealth, that hat iatriaeto value or teat is desirable ami reprosento labor. History iufoma M that tia was at mmtime used as money ia aariem Syrwould it art be the highest duty cf the scum and Britain, a prcpar.ttoo of leather government, st tbe earliest possible mo mon:, to s>in establish tho true standard Russia, led in Ramah, null* lu Heodaad. and bring aUmrocurro to u? Would auch cattle in lluerc and Oarasiy, toboono in an art bo legislation in the interest efany Vi«fam and bultan and wnpmia th. CHESTER’S CURE! IlCTlI -IMBED 8HCII AsOimu, tironchUm, Catarrh ’I CURES The Mild Power CURES Wanzer & Barnes. RfilHttft. P-C Kr tStawi Me >Vy. _____ u____»i Homeopathic. Spscffica ?*** '* r—at I lea. Ur „4ri. �. .11—U--- ! 7. A-7—« Oav Uniua * r- M.>,, Wlllrto. Hl*.. A. R—Gr. Ow. C. Worth; for Jnrth. of aWlllUrt H. fc, J* of <U Rm u 1U ^.h,L Fiah; for Treasurer, Henry Clotc; for Xarebal. John C. Ode; Ar Superviaor latand 4lh Wards, Irving VoaVteJ; Ar Supervisor 2d and 3d Want, Frank C. Campbell; foe School Inspector, Joho A. Fuller. Fim Ward—Fur Ald-rman, Robert Dawson; fur Constable Oliver E. Woodruff Srouud Ward.-Fur Aldermao.Datnel McNaughton. Av Co-Ubit, Henry C. Wentworth Third Ward.— For Aiderman, J.mae Luc Retd, Ar Cow Mabie, Alice Jonre Fourth Ward—For Aiderman, Omar Young; Ar. Cuustabk-,. Andrew J. Rom. ALE ABOUT THr’cOUJTTY.' Warn. Gold—100 i Council meeting Fridayevtning. Republican city committee mating. Thursday evening. Izvs Stern goes to New York on Sal. urday of this wonk to purchaae bis Spring /zAe rtatemeal of all tbo people ou Sat­ urday, who came front the country, wan, that the roads were perfectly fearful. The township meetings and the eily eientiow will be hrid on Monday, April tet —an unlucky thing for defeated enndiCharles H. Bauer will speak on nation­ al finance nt the Dorftn school boom in Baltimore, on Monday evening, the 18th Mrs. O.B. Campbell of Irving, th.mother of Mra. William F. Hicks, of this city, died ou Monday night, aged about sixty-eight years. We learn that Frank B. Dceker, who roudea in Ward 1 received a lelcgfam at noon yesterday, inArming him of tbe deaUi of his father that morning, at Coldwater. BREAKING PLOW. Breaking Plow tu coMtitutfon Dm u. H. which deri.ro. tbe freedom oftpreeh abril not be abridged. We ere ateo a believer la tbe doctrine that ivory one mart think for Tbe Pink Rilwn girls are raising ‘oed’ with the boys down h-ve, giving them the .-G. B. ’ at every opportunity. Boys you will be c. mpried to rign tbo pledge snd put un the red ribbon, oe bsgaa the follow did lot Sunday night. Take my advice, boys, and get married, Kke the anther of Tbe Biahop of Wretrro Michigan rc<|noata, that all persona who may bo at­ tached to the PtotoManc Eptetnpel Church, and wbn are not under any MinUtctial eh*nr. Will comtnuniatle with him Ilia*. extend to them such care as in , rer. Gso. D. Gtixurix. * Grand Rapids, Mieb. arc being conducted by Rev. Mr. Levuird W. S. Benham, who reside, ua a«. 25, in lire toWhrbip of 11 Bating., will sell a fine lot of f* tsonal property at austiou. vu Thursday, Alotb 21st, at ten uriutA in Howe for au ituignifleant sum. Tbe temperance meeting Sunday after wooe >n very laqroly Mtewded. Tbo ■preebm of Mnm Carveth aad Oark of Middleville, wore exceedingly intonating The musae was exaolfewt M all Mr. Forb.’ mmie ia, a»d etidied tbe hemty eyph— of tba andlwoee. - All tn all, doeptto tbo ■tons, tbe meeting waa n gknk/w mmoub. OILS. Tbua far the imprisonment of General VARNISHES LAST EMIT MARK DOWN JASON RICH. tho Custom House daily to sign papers. A Washington special ays that Secretary McCrary, who rinwthe trial of Anderson Eagan, is still cf tbe opinion that Gov. Nicholls will pardon him and other memben of tbe Returning Board. If we don't sell our overcoats nt the prices we have marked them down to we will carry them over until next year. AH Overcoats BELO H* COST We offer a fine all-wool brown beaver overcoat For S9 Worth @15, Fine all-wool black beaver overcoats for 10.00 worth 15.00. Good fur beaver overcoats. broUn and black, for 7.50 worth 12.00. Extra fine all-wool fur beaver overcoats for 13.60 worth 20.00. Heavy grey aatinet overcoats for 2.50 worth 6.00. Heavy brown chinchilla overcoats for 3.50 worth 6.00. . WA1I of these Overcoats are frBm 15 to 40 per cent, lower I have the tergal .t«k of Grocatea in than Can bc Other store in the city. ‘ WE ALSO SELL A PAIR OF PANTS FOR 1.00 Made of extra heavy dark colored goods, wdHh 1.50. . If you want any of our overcoats you had better call soon at STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal St, GfiAND RAPIDS. HASTINGS DRU6 STORE ROBERTS 4- LJUttPMM TOBACCO. SPICES, ROCKERY. - ) (svocbjuow il>k a anum» NEW GOODS. AND NEW PRICES SCHOOL BOOKS Jf/ID ST^TIO/IKItY- W. F. HICKS. A few Democratic newspapers of this again ilse temperattrcr banner, and write upon its broad folds unitv and lore, and ; State are by no means MtisfiedJ with the kit our cry bo down with alcujtul ami its I dlqi-xitl'in of lhe ciuugm made agaiost the I Sum printers. ■oul-dcgrading befluencr.' A» the Lordi A Battle Creek youth, named Miller, Is an our yard, wishing them »ai helped Joaliu* aud Gidevii io the day of i tai l Iaxuotcr giri there married another please notify ua al once. brttte, so, be will belp.as If tbe Lori h . W. c. 4 w. 8. K Haatiuga, March H, 1878. BI YORK IKILY HERALD. CLOCKS. One Dollar a Year. DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES. New Advertisements. MyxteriMs hitfimatiii1 Tbe Flint Nation^ Uak of Milford wm organa«d po Wcdaciiy with • oapital of SM,O(N>. . • ' ■ The Secret Out at Last! Wonderful Discovery of a Ix—tArt. QBK DQUMK * XUUB. Send the Bsksul for'the remainder of thia volume FREE to ev­ ery ope who'will subscribe for one year paying in advance the usual price (only $1 50). The fact that a number of people avail­ ed'themselves of a similar offer last year bus induced us to repeat the proposition. Improve this opportunity, as it is positively the last chance. Hand this to a ueignbor who is not now a subscriber. TheCheapestandbestpaperinBarryCounty. nrn naotsew mabjlwt. New poCofficcn have recently been cotalilished at Auj,d, Sanilac tmauty; Giri wu, Allegan county ; Jobnsonvilla. Ottawa eoutxy. Tbo name uf the Mungarvilfe Thiek of ibis, ye ItamseUeh. pause p^tofficc hu bean changed to Burton, and the Springwelb office to West Knd. The and reflect, stop where you are and com: fulluwutg Irave been diaoootinwed : Bloomand join our ranks, caat in your mite, and uag^Valley and Cob-Mori8a, "Oceana Mus­ help us to drive this soul-degn.ding demon ty. ud Long Lake, Travaran county. from our land, ihst all tbe world may reTbe stockholders of the Grand Rapids joied and be made glad io tetnperance and A Indiana ratlrusd elected the Mowing d.roriore: -W. O^Faghartt Harvey-J Hollister, lliny ILtegland, L P. Randall, kteueri Trieut, J G. Wait, J. N. Na<Mluugb, Wm. Thaw. Thon. D. Xrenter Geo, B. Rotens, Tbos. L. SooU, John P. Green, and Robert P. Potter. GOOD BOOKS The Chicago Staroh Woriti Make Th Can la lhe Current Price of a Pound of Snow-White Gtots Staroh. TO THE CONSUMER Of $5iaK¥erjfinjBaist FARM, GARDEN AMO HOUSEHOLD. New York Herald. Dr. E. S. LaRue, SOUTH AMERICAN Avurod IIfDIAN DOR Mr. Frank Campbell is enjujiw a v~, from hi. mother at present. MrsA- Hugbn of 1'uUomtille. U ria tag her parent,, Mr, aei Mrs. U- »’ Oil Uw^t 4 P.per Curtotaa. Spring Curtain Fixture.. AND Prions Very Low! COME AND SEE. The old system of State banks is arid la have a great many advocates in tbo South. come to an end. by the respondeat coming Banking without capital would give bosiinto court and pleading guilty and paying a fine of ten dollars and eoata of auit By the way, thia com wan tried onee before, the jury disagreeing; bet Charlie found that the evidence proved himrelf guilty , Jottings. I beyond a doubt in his own mind, MtwilbA paper reewnmending tbo nomination Mr. EditorYesterday morning I left I atan-ling port of the jury said they were of Packard Ar CUUrfor al New Orimns, Hartings, on aa excursion through Rntland and Hope. 11 noticed wheat lonktng ban been .igned by « United State. Settaton aad 102 Repreacntativca. u forward and strong aa i> usually seen io Ahy, and epjaremtly not a a;ear killed out Democrats in Washington are so cOcSTbo Coldwater Meibodtau will anon pipe by winter fronts. I examined a lilac bush •prrana of praise ou a 12,000 organ. dent of tba removal of Doorkeeper Polk with its leaves jiUt unfolding, and it will On Saturday the United Staten Circuit tl at combinatiocv are being Armed to elect be thoroughly leaved vut in a day or two. ! Court authorised tbe reeriver of the h> roeon^r. A'poach tree, tbrt I examined, had its Chicago and Lake Huron Railroad to fence Industrial Bwdliusiitesi Noles. fruit buds so swcilen that it gnvo signs of The official relnrns of the British Bo.rd bring In bloom in a fow days. I saw at | rf BaUj« Croek. of Trade show Ural there wm a decrease Thon. Jeffreys a brood of thirteen ehickof 110,000 m imports and 12^00,000 io eos aa happy and as busily scratching exporta from the British lafaw during tbe and picking about tho yard as though it mouth of Jaaaary Uat as compared with wm May. Ths Gumers in tbe randy mcJanuary, 1877. lioua, were plowing Av spring crops with Tbe Lowden Haras amerts that Ameri­ soil ia appnrcntly good condition to be can potatoes threaten to drive the hometurned over. Finally, I was visited by a During the month of February Detroit mosquito, which, I allowed to witiate Itself i let tor carriers delivered 402,000 letters, raised article out of the market. The American potato is no Anger imported for upon my hand, and quietly depart, appar- sod cullectcd 142.758. An effort is being made to extend the seed, but in large quantities for vxtaumpworld to live ia, after all—barring lhe Toledo A Ann Arbor railroad to Lansing. tion. The Tiaras finds in lhe fact evi­ Hoe. Schuyar Colfax is to deliver bis dence of tbe remarkably productive powers went of greenback*, which, of euurec, will I'amnus lecture on Abraham Lineoil at be plentiful flirectly. CheUee, oo tbe l&th inst. Sugar is chiefly derived from lhe sugar Yoore tnily. Rambleo. Tho spring term of the Apricult oral CcJ- cane and beet root in the proportion of legn lua opened. There are 67 Freshmen, three parts of tbe former to two paste of , of whom 4<J are from Wlehigan. the latter, lhe anneal production of cane Out of 5G0 red nbbouers ia the towa- bring 2,150,000 tone, and of beet root 1, ship of Brooaoo, but four have broken 400,000 tons. Of thia entire production tbe pltdge. only 700,000 tona enter into direct txmThu Chicago 4 Lake Huron railroad rcmpsny are L-aning ecrtiflcalcn of indebt- anniptioo. lhe balance bring refined. France, Germany, Russia and Austria, in the order named, p^dttoc the bulk of be<t- tuuaaiaiM to fall ~n yuu tu bid.- you from tbe presence of grepi°« •1»“ “oJ 0,01 Clement Smith, will address, tbe people of era 1 should lltiuk y<« would want to Baltimore on the financial quantiuru of the wear a flawing beard, and a large mows day, at tbe Bryant SctexJ House, on ladie lo Ade tbe blu.lt upon yuur face Tbarnd.y everting. March S1M, at aevea whan half famished women and ehikircn eornn pleading to you. asking you with tears that flow like a lava tide, to stop ■clung yjtur deatrnctlvc paiaon that they Friday crewing, tbe ptere to be droignatod may bare a monel of bread to keep Marneat week. We undoratand that prcpara- vatfcm from the door. Let mo tell you liutM are being made f..r a firat eteat enter- tbe dcril always like, a substitute tu do taiAmetat his dirty work, while bn site and choeklc. □ct>. Clement Smith will I epeak on behind the aoeoo If you do not do away Nmluoal Finsoow at the Striker’s acbeol with your rumseiiiog. ibcrn will be no bouse in Baltimore Tuesday evening, the need Ct your calling upon the aatrokcere, l!Xh idet. At Quimby <n Saturday cran­ tbo CJi.ldores end soothsayers, as Beling tbe 23d inst. It ia hoped, that there •h.trar did, to rod Ar you tbe writing will U a full turnout al both pltw. upon tbo wall. No, indeed, it will be written so plainly with the bkud of iVe t>the contract for building tbe Houk an that you have alaia, that tbe-e will be no need of aa interpreter to res.) your doom Of woe. AU, ail, is bet, bosii soul and efcvrtlonlr Drought Swndme. Patent Medtciaes. Books A Stetronery. 4 CO. TRY IT FARMERS verson, and a handAI cf discarded jwli licutH and bankrupts in buincM and imp­ utation enteb nt the Grroabeek bdmUg as drowning men would at a straw. i the |xvpU. Ob ye fathers and mothers,.put ahowlden lite Chobcygaa- Tribm* accepts the lo the wheel and help roll on the ear cf I ameodment, and ackeowfedgea that per­ temperaOM and reform. Keep the bail a i■ Lap. J.n.o F. Joy knew what be vu rolling until tbe ainka of iniquity, are1 talking about when ha said the Mackins* 14 Marquette railroad would be built. Tbo gospel meetings arc still being held almost every evening in ibo basement no det ibe Pa« Office, and cvniiniu to be largely aUeaded. Tfiie week the U^tygs PHOENIX BLOCK. HARTINGS. MICH. WANZ^R A BARNES, SUCCK8B0R8 to BABAS PAINTS, On Saturday laat Mr. Francis Bail of Irving had tbe middle finger of hie left hand split open by a circular aaw, nqemnitatiug amputation, which was performed true, we cannot all be great speakers or by Dr. Dever. singers, but we can all be busy workers in Tbe ladicn* tewing society connected the field, sod while at work we can lift up with Emmuuc! Church will be entertain ow hearts in prayrr to our Heavenly cd ret Friday afternoon o» thia week by Father asking him to give tu a bcunteous Mra. J. S. Goodyear. Gen do men invited the principles governing its a alert ion. ”> City Drug Store. At Hickory Comers The Republican State Committee of Loufiana held a meeting a few days sirrae, »-.d'ft<*y -dnued comMocbNo hhrfT st»SK Ae Democnu, who imagined the Uroscopian Physician “chronic diseases. Bak aad Feaate. EYE AND EAR! lies af trade. Terms ns Mare) an any hnuae in the eiiv, and the g»odrt the bent lhe merkrt affords. JoE^8?ANI.BT. 45 HEU TISM -— �REMOVAL! time always worked on a farm, and will giro my ei perWane ia sowing clover and timo­ thy Mieda. I think th* be« iims to sow cLver aud timothy seed! eat* wheat b et tber before the snow gore uff er wait until ths ground b eatthd in tbe spring, it m according to the soil; U heavy chy, row oo tbo snow, laat never sow os sandy nut! na til the ground gels *eUM. andtbeolmr row with a light harrow. Sow plaster -m ixfure tbe dry weather nimmeoceu. But If I were going to sow ciorcr aad timothy whb wheat, 1 would sow my timothy with my wheat, and sow tbe clover in the spring sitar the 'ground grts reUled; and then row ou fifty Its of plaster per acre, ami drag it lightly over. But tbe beet wy to get a good cateb on light aandy Uad is to retd with oats ia lhe spring. I we«U sow a bush, on 5 acres of light soU, or <1 acres of hesry soil. My experience ia plowing under elov«r, » according to 1 tbe am), if tbe soil ip heavy, I would plow |T*Mxtg Meet Kcv lltk PROOF THAT ADVERTISlNGfAYS Critic ou GotaoM_ _ ____ _ __ _ ... Q'uutnl) rfstural RoBgion. part IN.. M'tcmil'tn; ’Au Os ford Lecture, by John Ruskin. ATr^nmt* Cnt^y; March of aa English Generation through Life, Qv.irtrrly Rtvirw; French Home Life. Zf/riHwo-xZ; Mack-od of Dare, by Wil Kam BUA. and Within tbe Procbets, by Mr*. Oliphant, both from advance sheets. The Great Foor-fold Waterfall. Fr^r; Doctor Lavardin, a sketch, Macmiltm; Shakeaprare in France, A’raerwwrA it «ruler thp accond year after rowing, and pk-w under a much top a possibk, as it will locoes tho soil. But on light soil I th'mk the room do a much good a tbo lop. Then plow lhe third or fourth year. I In looking over tbe lust i/<iwnw7, It ap­ pear* that John, iu Editor, has gone lo the Groeubeckcn. Whet are the Demo­ crat*.golhg to dot In John, they have lost their bead and tail. Nothing is left but the body without bead t-> think, or tail to ‘wiggle’, And, of. coune, they will giro up tbe ghost, and there will be noth­ ing left for • tbe Republican* to make war againu, unless they fight the atabili’.y not seeking after atraoge Goda. Than National Greenback era will try lo organise in Woodland, >but 1 think that to join secret political organiutious. Wo haru plenty of mud, and the rvada ar* horrible al present. Sugariag bn cutnmeneni and we have had one Cno run of rep. Wheat on lhe ground L looking well at 5~T"‘aa’JXt tUltr’ tatTSWRK- .u.. ^fffoocoMTox.___ . s c.ar pianos: 'nt Fam Jtai I SaiiiH ItlliUl. IHT ______Tita nisry Crime. .S»cfur«r; Walking in Win­ ter, htU Jt<M GaaM,; Tbe Emotion* duo to Christma Bdb, Sptrialtr; and the urua! aelect poetry and misrelhay. Tbe baek number* containing tbe first in- from two reason*. Owe u, tho farmer* paMure too late in the fall, and I think if they would not paalurc at all, lhe clover would not run out in a great many yearn. And lhe other ia, cnliing seed off too late ia the fall, and tba stems are hollow, and tho rain gets into the atom, and follow* down to the root, and rot* it, audit winUr-kiUsouL I thiek it ia tbe cheapest way to manure a farm: And not only that, but it afford* considerable part arage. I think it pay* a former to seed after Iv double lhe price. The idea of mtro every crop be aowr, if he ia going tn plow during novel* clearly printed an-J well bound in cloth at an low a price .wariaugpay for the send and it will not harm the perted doubtless by the prevailing (hard land. If I am not right about thia, let limes, which necessitate a general co tail meat of margin*, and it find* its justifies some one inform me through your paper. lioli in lhe wide popularity of the aJrire. The general desire for books of this Iclasi the publiihera recognise by annourieing tbe prospective iaaue ofa new volume every Thing* in General. mouth. Haring nekioud oach of lhe looks England is atil! cnsrgntimlly arming. already published, we apeak now of tbo Outstanding legal tendero, S34S.618,- aeries a* a whole a* bring one of lhe many indication* of a tsndency io the book trade to adjust prices lo’the condition of trade 1677 GOiJife V*5Tr.____ _ WHITE ■jswiitr KAuirrxov'ic*. laker ttnrn. Miyyre O^G Lung Syrup, J5r.w.if«= - “ ■IAMB KAPIDS DIVISION. "eretMB U. fsa JaaUBM bTiU Fsarama Caart ■tall araalut ika Wait al >aM Caart, aa-l lS> A VacctaLU Couipouia! lor 2? •43tcs.,w.-rti suster:; Doom cf He Ttrwl ail Lieu, fer.’ffcsu wrai ‘lix t: ■asst-—. „ .Ji TU UUaMe Short Life u. SIND IAPIII ABB BETIOIT '"^aiaUoia t. Th* alcr>h"M«ra «T all oraarallMM rertararol rtrwk aarwraljM ’’'tHl^^Twad AmaaTawnl U UaalaU. aaM In accordance with my promise I will I will write again. In tsy other latter I apdke of the revival meeting* which were Serenity as a political power may be in­ dicated by minus. Germany is trying to mediate between to be allowed in decent society, now get on England and Buasia. their kneel and pray to "Him whom they Mr. Cox should put himrelfin the hand* used tu euroo”. The wort, wu among old as well as young. The convert! meet three times a week to pray and talk, and tlXy 4* C.xriaau. W •» »• ttaitevUi. VI EMPLOYMENT! hate aomo very good timts There have been about 25 names added to the church, with prospects of more. The cunrrru gut up a donation party last Wednesday e»eo raped such indecent haste kg, U ttw’huuse of Bro. F. D..Buck, fur A National Fat-Cattle Show id Co be the benefit of Rev. E. Wigte, who oon- held in Chicago ncxt’wintcr Th* C'xar’a army w» the first Christian about Sal) or Stlt) railed, 1 nadentacd. Tbe party went off nicely, all 'haring enjoyed themselves; bat right hero lot mo quote this fluid and excrete from tlfe syaum the ••Moody” ou Ibtao donation parties, etc. ooxiou! elemreta, ;t ia not nf practical im-. pcrtauco that I *L»uld describe' each. For Mr. Moody took occasion. recently to deinaunre. tmJirsj Author* describe about THE GRKAT ENGLISH REMEDY fifty varittirs atom disease, but as they GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE all require for their cure very similar troalment, It io of no practical utility to know is to be erected at Maron, Georgia. just what name to apply lo a certain form Mr*. Hayrs baa held her laat Haturday of akin disease, an you know bow best to cure it. Then airom, I might go on and afternoon reception of this season. CHRONIC church. But tbe church don’t want ai help. Yon kne by mixing up with to fly out among Kugliah Sparrow*; The Treasury Department is ready to begin nt once to coin tbe silver dollar. Grace Greenwood says lhe Chine e are not a curve but a blessing to California. very soon eould only “chirp" "chirp'’. So The Presidential wish not to intefere it is with Christians who mix up with lhe with Congress seems to hare been graliworldly at these “parties," they lose their voicus (or influence) and when they get up in meeting they can only "chirp” “chirp'. Now these ar* my seotimtnts also. It is all right to “pay the preacher” but don't get up any "frolioa" and ask'the worldly to help. It ia too much like “eat­ ing and drinking with the drunken,’’ spok- mvr- &.5W BOILER WORKS ncTBorr, juch. laM: Hit roaaln. All Ell.c tntl neighbors that there i no need of borrowing the Bakner to read, when they may have it all to themselves ^Ct**^**^?* jSrersto**. u a.» a* 4n«. M r««Oi at til Manar t*> M«U< milntin. Th* California floods continue. It is estimated that »1,000,000 damage has bees done ia tbo Sacramento valley. JHIE CtLVEBVBLL MEDICAL CO. Mrs. Salem Evant has given ths Red Ribbon dab of Evansville, Ind., a 110,­ -Mr. G *1. Bertram, the southern gen- 000 lot on which to build a club hall. Tbe House applauded itself fsr decree­ tlom.n.haa removed to Townseod Centre, Ontario, Canada. Ha departed last Sat­ ing repudiation. Poor idiotic Blind Tom always applauds his own perform snoe*.’ urday. Goodbye,. George, oar beet wiahVirginia doo* not ...em co prosper un­ es follow you. More anon, Gwi der Democratic rule. Ebe is practically bankrupt Rcpodiatlou is next ia ordy. Madison Dispensary, , MlKdwaauOt-r.lfi. DR.C.BIGELOW, The Baldwin Loeomoiiro Work a. Phil­ adelphia, oomplstsd the fortimh aud last it--- TlnMian Stalo Prison for three year* at Muskegon, Ml tho 21 at, for burglary. The wife of Dr. Rynd, of Adrian, on*. 1 of the Regonu of th* Untvremty, !a lying I ill, tnd not expected tu recover. ire been incited to thia hr^v by Bisho;«aed Mi*. d'Arrembel Tbe hbrenders si the jtd) every Sunday Hamsr T. Kiddle ~ amelsd ah Char- your friends kov BeiM. Fully one fourth of tba Roman Catho­ lic* of the world are, it fa said, io America —North, Central and South. Richard Trevaiick and Htary inron were th* dimitwtiahad asss. ran io tin Grrenback eonret ORTHjERISr OEKTTn A 1_, NRAILWAY COMPANY ta-xi ruttgli skin, scurf, scrcfuktu aorot sad aweUingt, fovrr sores, whits swellings, tu­ mors, old sorim or aweliinp, affeetioca of laaCfarahkaS arsaaMlr the akin, throat and bonea, and uber* of the liver, stomach, kldosys, and lungs. The Rod Ribbon Club b doing finely just now. cd-greenback a to pay our debt*, ttaot <d—the man that atclc the ax, ha ! ha! Wanted—a minister for two or throe young couple here. Wanted—Frank 8 Bowen lo make hi* appearance ia thia neighborhood. Wasted—a certain Bible Agent to make his sppsaraoai again. Riley Holcomb has named the boys (tbo twin) Merer* W. E. and W. A. Hol­ comb, or William Epgeoe and William Albert. Next ccnMo lhe presents, which I suppooe will be "rich, mrc and brauti fit Grai Start NkiiIh Laat year S31S.400.000 worth of farm products were shipped from Chicago. crnui »nsm iiniTtm. ,50 PER YEAR PennsT Sr*iu!i 'tj*- •- Billet'S liilroad A-SS-J � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-03-20.pdf 63c057786bf36069ab85584edadfa030 PDF Text Text Tft HtfutLitff Bf/l/ltf \ uns orADrttmna. blican flats!' VOL. 22. NO. 4! HASTINGS, MICH., .WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1878. PmSffliU AD 'HnBfi WHOLE NO. 2093. ingredient in mflite, for credit. do axbt. For NINETY DAYS FROM DATE ..SjWJ'.'t Tnlile Sllv. i waiw I Toilltotreto: Snppn® ch»l .nterior to the iBMitatioc of forma! govmmrota and to/ PHYSICIAN A SURGEON mb. or are mid to k and those nonrfitioo. extottog, tbe.eowtnet or agroemeM ormtods, follow, and the exchange to at or.® per footed. Three TOodilfoo., one existing, lb. .groctaret is impossible because at th. na­ ture of the human mind. This to com msrre. which to easphatioally the tnflt sgreemcot and implies psm,. The .lightfor a medium of exchange and mresure of cel el-mcnt of for® introduced, .nd true values .nd of liquid.tingWm!-® of r.!ur The form of trade .bore given to barter, in I reds- The preeioos metals ere found to answer all of these purpore, better than l/veeed. now, one Mcp further. Suppuw any other objretx whatever, end there two I one of the men hu an artido which lie metal, together meet the requirements of drtiren to put with and which the other but that the hxter ha, the whole human rare as measaren of val­ deri.-en lo ue and meJiutu* of exchange They are nothing wasted by the former for urn. What must follow? OMof Batsral money, the only reel mooey of aniversal .doption Ind recognition. They thinja—either there will be M mutaal agrwtneut. and hence so umTmatile u*w»are the blood ot commerce. It to a fundamental principle of finance action ateall; or the owner of the utlele . C. Rl_ SSEl.l„ \ PHYSICIAN & SUBGEON. DENTIST Hartville. Hitliiu. iag to th. extent to which they reamed in making it nvcoamary to their peotdo Hence it to th.! paper or .ny mere token ean be made, while natural momry toper kind at .bother Ume, which to greiag cred­ it ; cr there must bo given ia esehangn to tialfy or wboUy dmptoced, to pare® ware th. owner •oreetfoa^wuh whreh u7ow.Nl degree of parobaaing power. It may be er can procure thst whieh hto ae®Mitire 4hat al! thegovernmevsa ofthe world avoid require. It to mH voflfotout that the thing dwnbino and could agree that paper, hav ofl^rad by the buyer will puniare what in^.witabl, form red devioea, whree tex the aeller deairre, but lhat thing mast be ture\hoald be an eternal teens, should such re will command the belief of the *•» •» >-r u. a. ~i- h Announcement ! 1 will sell my entire *atock of : WINTER GOODS ! , AT COST! is the time to secure imrgains* Dress Goods ami Shawl •Very cheap ; as 1 intend soon to go to New York for my Spring Stock, and must wake room. Come early and secure such bargains as never were offered to the people of Barry County before. j Now LEWIS STERN. —Sign ot the “C ASH STORE."— which w-Tt. wholly absent from Ibis debate. I only refer to lb. bad and miaou belief whiA they eauwtaiu, lb. destrucrive nature of which to bo mare obviated by their rinoarity than the tor­ tures of the martyr, were justifled and re­ lieved by thh seal of the persecutorBoth these suboraiaate movements above referred to are of the same kudeacy but are only, ia my belief, preliminary to tbs gnat conflict which tn ease of their saoceas hen and now lira beyood, between imdcemablc currency and coin. Many of the leading advocate, of these preliminary mcavures are so and declare that they are so bceauao the*, are scope toward ■‘absolute money." Quo of the very ablest advocates of absolttis or national money, as its friends sometimes call it, io rioting its review of ths reamt hard-money speech of Senator Kxiuvax, ia tbs other end of the Cbpitoi, thna ex- AA W ud IT ^1, k. » W— U, Ind. ril b. awnnund, m. th. n.-h hto confides® is mtoplsod. But I do DOC Olein Io Mr tbui »n irtieU or rommodity which ia the miieruj of which u M twhpoawM thto equinlcal Vkfoa, at any thins Me reiuive worth, mux i<- tt,. •d ia (Oreting th. naaml driivevyof octamodiues in every ioMawce. The real ex­ chug, to ordinarily the truufor of the GEOHGJC D. V^RU JErJ”.orXlu.F**c3.y^ p “1 vcrnlly and come lo be accepted for the same use by all mankind? Remember that pen*>.Dcit deception of communities to icipotoib'ie, and ih.l the teller mart no believe in every latten® or there can be no contract, no exchange. There is no joveroneoc to aria or sump this snide. Th‘7- “r 00 L pcetobic, for there mv no govern- ont ofthe ouertion. The owner nut be tempted er induced willingly lo part with bn property, no matter how great the no ceMity of the buyer. The right of prop­ erty, and to retain it if the owner pinnae, to one of the absolute righu of man. It is a case which taut arise daily ia the lite of every Mvaga. and that it due. so, and always has so ariaeo, to proved by the Get that every tribo ou earth Lae and -J-—-- — A----, “ ..... Thon mast t» sosne article agreed upon or underetood betwren tb. parti® which ahall maasnre the ervflil aad ha liquid, tion. Credit to a value thus measured aad defined at its creation; the actual payment or delivery of property for which is defer­ red , bat it must be measured just like the other value or the remmoditv which to Preferred at the time of the original traaaaecion. Tba value of the given quantity of the commodity, ar of th. artiri. for which HD, atLitrx »4 HI bui»i they cannot trust each other always ; mbuodmlandiiqa sad disputes srito ; hen® th. ocomaiiy of legal tnbuaals fo enforee tba obligation of cootraets. I But of what avail to the Judgment of a court without lliora to some common mo»- Money may bo gold or ailvvr, or shells or iron, or pebbles or sny artieie whatever adapted to use, aed the getting of which tosuffieiendy difeult tn giro it value. Grains of mod might bo so valuable m gold if they were ao more common and had as many uses re gold. Ifsn article adaptation to tbs FACTS TO BUYERS I 1st.—Messrs POWERS k BARLOW h»ve*«iock of critically selected goods for this market, exceed­ ingin variety the conibinetl stocks of all other. H*rdware stores in the city of Hastings. 2d.—POWERS 4 BARLOW ore the onlydstulers in Hsutings who buy direct from the ManuWurers,and so avoid the addition of jobber’s profits to the cost of their goods. Wm. H. Goodyear fUJUfflUM® PEOPLES DRUG STORE- 3d.—This bouse is the newest in ils Ijne. «nd, un­ like its competitors, has no old goods an hand that were bought when goods were high, which ttlMta us to place before our ctutomers goods of the beet ■■ qualities and stylus, at least 10 per dent than our competitor's goods cost them. We abo have the reputation for honorable and fair dealing worth preferring, which gives security to purchawra againat mwrepresentations. 4th—For the sake of making prices appear ahaap . .. . X___nr sell old . to our facilities for purchi erery fora of money not convertible at the will of the bolder into real money or prop­ erty of equivalent value deooMtrelas that tbi-re would be no stopping ptore and no resppesrence of purchasing power until its quantity or balk bad so increased that its eummoduy value rhvuld assert itsrif.so lhat ultimately a ton of pper Ulla or to­ ken. of absolute money, wbseh might have a foee value of rainy miUioos, wrenched by iu original issue from ruined holder., would be WOTth jcai one too of wine-pa­ per material, and no more. Oi room, long before this point wimld U- reached in it, becaow it to cue tray alike to experience udnaron. The iseoUl natun of man make, it imf«»iLU. We know better AU nations cannot abw. ar.d ther Dever. will aooeey than the millennium, agree up­. on a adhatitaut for both gold and aiirer,, nor ia the permaneM uwc'of a thing ar, money which to not rouvotibie into one or. I eve: wfely or p<-ra»ner.t]y used M money, eitberin the euvageor in the civilised state. whieh did not .r.vwer mav other use of man than thst of a medium of exchange, to which w, whether of penoaal odornmeat or as an object of admiration, or ol the gratilicarioo of a. mental at physical oereesity, it could be converted when not demanded as a medium of exebangs. And if there were raeh aa article, ns parehaerng use, beiag ito only re. gould be gor, creed by, and would fluctuate id staordan« with, .be rariauotision that demand alone, red therefore t»aeh more largely jeet would develop the following qualities as existing in the real mooey ofciriltoed •alioaK Fireu Adaptation to that |-arpose. by whieh I awe couveeirnee in handling, durobflityr^Sculty of imuacioc, and the Hks. Second. Coatlioem of production. That which costa nothing is worth nothing as a Some artidee very grertly, like com ; otb-. erv. like gold, very liuta from year toyear. Now, usIcm the creditor caa be assured of psymeol in some tiling having re areriy Jwtforson St-, time, the money cred within their jurmdtotwu. They oannoc do so pemuendy. for th* natural tow. of money will hare their way uiumately, aad overthrow ny goveraaaeat which euouaaca to violate them But govern meats caa by positive laws kleet an article to iteelf oonvenieat for handling u a medium of nxehxnge, aad by prohibiting, demonetising, or eudsaror- must first accompltoh _______________ the human mind .nd overthrow by new demoastreifoes aH the existiag groande of human onMon®. Even if the theory of absolute taooey ttroereuon. would there be. through how many cyaireofruiDdxaa expenoMtut and dtoasirous demonatratiou muto all naiiou. pres before the existing oonrictioas aad ground, of eon flden® in rod mooey oan be swept away and the use of abtolulc mooey caa be subvututod. sad even if, after wotunre kf dcatruction, die change ruuld bo effreted, of what great good would it be to the rare, sin® ia order to be worth sa much it must purpose of exebapg* Why. than, it to aAed. did lbs greeulack fluUand flourish whea forced upon the American people? Why will the paper bill of the banks oommaodaaything within tbs purchasing pow­ er of gold? Simply and only bwewuse of the promite to.psy oa their fa® aad the faith repoted in it, which maka them coarerablc into coca or property by the mess ure of eoia. Without this ppmtoo aad this Gilh lbs gnenbaek never would bars poaseeaed the function of money, nor would any bank- �SWORN EVIDENCE. Wa hare ‘eeeu from our former arti­ cle, that gob! and rilrer, breida betox perfectly adapted to bo used as mioey, sreperfvedy adapted to bo used -jointly, i. w in connection with each other. While gold is more eonrenient and bent adapted he large treoaaetious, ether b mure consort nf a dollar, for there ia no other dollar and tbe oat off 18flf» ptodring payment of lam in hirer would be so hanvy and balky th. publia dab< ia emn/Ssplv’Saoptmed as tn b« inconvenient, if mH uMndorable an existing i 11 did’ D'’1 CTeaU' 1 a dime in gold, on account of ite email new, To show this with abaohtte cwrUioly, it wo. Id be wjoally ao. This in not lU only 1* unly uceaarery to remembar that iu 18U2 noria it tU most important reawo why at ito iucoptwn the interest on tbe public debt wisexpreudy msde payable tn coin our mooey. Il will have a tendency to at all titres, even during auspeMtou ot «pecie paymeat* generally, aad provision keep value* more uniform and to prevent was made tor th? cultoetidn of the customs a stringency in the mooey market It in gold to irettre a fund for that purpose, trill make the mooey market more elude and also to provide a staking fund for pay­ ment of tbe principal. It would b. ex tremcly riagntor if th. iaternst. a trere requirement* of the commercial world. A incident were made payable ia gold wire cause that might bear on one metal and tbe principal was to be caid la premiere, effect a etridgsney in tbe market were made only to be broken. White the pay­ that tbe only metal in use. might not bear meet of coin u stupeodod by fore, of tew the greenback is not paid ia coin simply dollar ia real WMav. benawae U can be otmverted sate a dollar in real moo^. Then all flactotion In valoaa will atop and bnsinren will b. built up no a aoKd Csondatioo. and there will be real not aA.sm prosperity. SouAtbua* it will be neerenarv main Mandiug until the obligiion has breo adminiMered. Th. Phikddphia A'artk American re Paxm to Caxdidatbs —Geatkniea. you coma Iwfore na recommended as being marks there u but oac thing to do now— men devoted so the principle* of our Or' to stop calling namce and trr to make th. db* Mbr an guH * tbe pld ore. j Cmninnati Omnaanrel.—“Bre Butter and Tom Ewing are loomone out in tbe wet with their reg baby." Wu bar* sees what thia country would pin (?) by making a dollar worth moatytwo ceau Io the market of tba world, an unlimited legal tender, Dew let u consid­ er what U would loan. In 1873 the tegd tender qaalltiea ofeilver were limited to sums of five dollar* aad Ire*. At this time th. aileer dollar of 412J grains wm worth one dollar and thre. stopped their coinage, and what was cored, by the laws of trade had reeved to Ito used as money, and had been converted into bullion and plate. AU our national obligations were erented when there was no rilvur dollar in exist­ ence in Uiit country; and tbe same ia true of private debts and obligaUooa. Dore any one sappuae that our AuaoniUr and lull line of Undershirts and Drawers. The .New York Jniuac.—“It is still evident that a Republican has to bo aw fully mad to rote the Democratic ticket." -bare a complete rtoek of Mrti’u, Youth’* A abmaaatoek .dfgqrfa jwm reaaived ; i and Buy * BUSINESS and DRESS for FALL TRADE. ! SUITS and OVERCOATS. Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT cow In Furouhing G-xl* wn have a li«- jrima of auto, lire of WORSTEDS and th. texre wyw i« *• BEST FITTING j BROADCLOTHS fur DRESS SUITS. CAS81MERE8 .nd CHEVIOT8 hr WHITE SHIRT in the Chy. The New York Z/reeW.—■ The CostPbC*. - Each eandidata and member of federate archive* are a Godaaod to the th. Council will no, place his right hand true-blue Republicmu " upon hta left bre«at, and using his owo name where I tuc mine, repeat after me th* fidlowiu- sbltgattoo: —————— Paxx.—The Council will now be sotted. and aMuetata ttriti tilence. Pars, to Caxoidatm —I will now prveeud to impart to you tbe Unwritten work of our Order. Thia eooaiau cf Signa. Words, Grips and Pamword. Th. flrat method by which you may Tost any person aad ascertain whether ba '• a member of oar order is an followa, OVERCOATING in pood stvlea- It!! hili Moattterearas* * wnrv CUFFS and th. Uterf aordtie* in SCARFS, TIES and Srik Jla.dkereb.af. Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. ..Mm" maioed where it was in 1873 ? if not, why not ? Do tbev want lo make morrey oat the public creditor » Ar* they all in debt and do they wut lo make money oat of their private creditor*? It seems ao from M tU KM. ,IUM the fact lhat acme of th. loudest advoeatm allowfng an unlimited coinage cf both of silver now, sd to astod its dmaonettoatiau in 1871 metalr aad continuing them both as un­ Io 1873 silver was demonetised as act limited hnl tender*, wr will eventually of publie policy. It oould effect no buaincm have in thh country bat ooa of the pre- tranaactioa from the feet thst silver wa* worth mure than gold and it had ell bten driven nut of extotaoce as money. No better lime could have beau ejected lor trios to speculate in our money, aad at our recnodtiog oar monetary ajitem, la 1878 expettM. W« should MVcr lose sight of silver hu depredated, co account of of its th* fact lhat ths* country ia but,one of the demonetisation in England and Germany great family of commercial nations, and and the overproduction af minring, so has bat its jast proportion of infiavooe In that a saving of eight cents on a dollar can be made by ita coinage. fixing the value of articles and commodl.Now come o.tr sham patriots with silrer tie*, which have a world wide market. bullion sticking oat of their poeketa, and The silrer dollar containing 412} grain* claim they were asleep when the act hu been made a legal tender $y Congress of 1873 wa* peed, although they are and Ito coinage, undec certain limitatioen, shown to have spoken io favor of it Th.y thia city, among them a county cScial, claim to be grrel friends of the poor and have been working up a plan to start an-1 dear people; talk about ban] times, *hyother paper In thia place, oatenaibh tn tbe ■e | p—tageot th locka and gold bug*, but want the coinaga Greenback Cause. Il ba* just leaked out worth only s free, so lhat they and their outride cm^0*11 reap the profits cf the swiudto. that the intention of one’of the partial is to I Sell it out to the Republicans as soon ar it cot look a> though there wm lob­ gains sufficient inflnenre to '■iuo»y> ike rebying and jobbing io thto? It looks Imd uf these cheap dollar* are coined, they pMinuu .yreritbocArr* buck into the rtto see dishonesty in indiridusto, but when publirm party." Thu plan wa« talked will bring gold down to the Icrel of silrer ।a great nation stoop* to dahonent tricks, over between the said interested official and in this country bat not In the market at>1sod *atks to bide them behind togal other* of republican faith, but wa are the world. Tbe porehuing power of our teehniewlilieB, we lose confidence- in human pleased to tar. that these men were both nature. Where is there say honor in aueh surprised and indignant that aueh a eouree dcltor will decrease. Foreign coonuire , should b- contempiateil, and plainly In will gather in oar gold cheap, and sail tiroated tlaeir disapproval cfsuch procecd- ns their silrer Jeer. The gold of our country will leave us and the people of 1 foreign nations will reap a rieh harve*|. Journal ilktstntes the mode by which through oar fooltahnow and knavery. We Socret (?) Work of the National the trirliter Xitlxrn propose* to sell out have in biatety a perfect iliaatretiun of Council Repudiatora. both the Republican and the Greenback A atmplrte tine cf COLLARS and BUSINESS SUITS. ncoim VOLTAIC PLASTER Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. Ti/iHipuiLiciyl SOAP CH A MPTO ZS ’S< TIONALS. ’— At thia, point we stun to I aak and answer the qneation, what ia * I National? It is that which boiM* op a notion. It | ia that which makes a people fori that ■ their government and their flag, their liven, their property, their labor, are all | porta of one grand benificent WHO LX, toll­ ed the xatiox. That then b truly N a- legal-tender quahtios of one b. limited, sad, if ao, which ore, aiivor or gold ? Tbs main thing in any monetary ayatem ehould b. nubility. Changea in vriua, and es­ pecially. sudden elianges are vary mjuriooa to bcrineea. The queation, therefor*, aboold be, bow ean we arrange the but* of valuaa ao that It will be the least likely to change and fluctuate ? Tbe value of gold ahd silver we Lave seen depends cu tba labor they represent. White It is true thst the raise of gold and lilver ehang*a the leant and is the toast liaNe to fluctuate bU for oar vdrantegw to wholly ignore the policy and opinion. of other eotamrceul countries. The legal Under qtalttire cf silver should be restricted. In fixing the amount for which it should be a legal tender th. tew of adaptation tod coavcu- bo more valuable, elre the immutable tows of treda wOohifcRwitowcofareMwwaay. Nrichw.bo.riduUimrehi—iavriA a* lu cncaurcga its cniasge by private partta. Should silrer Meosre relatively more vahmbto th. weigh t/th. em. HxmM b. CROI ERY At ffickoryCorne rs STOJXTE ’WA.n.E. We bar* a rer load of 5&UO gnUowa of Ohio Win, N®w Advertisements. AT. A S EAT BAROAIH M* It ia the bcM. Smith Hogle & Preston. 1 ~~ X i \ • "*lU* r«’* er S« fft3r£issisw._____ ; •aa-katt OFFW SOLICITED HALE’S HUT OF BOEEBOUH) OB TO There is never an over anpply. While silver mints are worked by machinery, steam and water power, end require large catlap of capital, aad their production variable and often excretive, with gold the ecoditioaa are different Gold ia so much ANTE-ROOM WORK. more generally distributed in the earth, that an unlimited number of men may be Cbwmhu io Caxnti.ATM.—Ganth engaged together in its production. No men, iter* are certain underlying, inteii ble principle. by whin’ we are governed which we shall now a. ■ known to yon, toes, requiring Urge caplial and great and to which each of you mutt expreaaly, •kill, are required to obtain th. motel in squarely and positively ascent, before you a merchantable form. Ita supply to there­ can become member* of oar Order, they fore more certvin, and leu liable to be exeeaiv*. Tbe more abundant a meta! is. we are to barn but ooa anivcmal atondard of value*, no one, Id thia sg^ would think of aaying that it abonk^e silrer, oertaioly not, when othor oomnwreial countries have adopted gold. Il ia not for oar adrutago In any aenae to isolate opneirca Kke China IS THE “BEST." In Barry County deMribed • as follow.*: parties, and should teaeb both of them to this remooethatioa act Previous to “TIME TO WORK." giro him the widest possible berth. 1842 Japan bad kept hersdf isolated from ORDER OF BUSINESS. the rent of the world and had persistently We ask the special attention of the to1 Reading Minaten. refused to have any traffic or interoonree 2 Report of Committee*. with other eriuntrior, and other couatria* 3 Pratcaala for Membership. Tomlinson against [^titioaiug the llailr>ad had had no influence in fixing the value •I Balfetinx for Candidates Company to atop trama for the accommo­ 5 Initiftiog Candidate* of commodities within the empire. When dation of passenger* at the Broadway 6 Vnficuhed Bastucsw her ports and markets were forced open by crossing. Of this, we shall hare more to Com. Perry, in that year, th. relative OPENING EXERCISER. value there of gold to silver was mueh be­ •---- . — ..w aww. VUia low the European standard, and adruntag* was soon taken of it by trader*, who ex­ eonacil. -iTtoTrMt to Wouk” AH preaeot who are not member* of the order changed aiivor fur gold sod depleted tbe win plcaaa retire to the ante room. empire of millions. Can any <mm doubt, The Sergeant, at A.mawdl aov aseertain and npotl whrther all prMut are in making of th* silver dollar, below the gold poMoaum of isnr Pawwonl latBtno at Auwa.—Mr. President, standard of value, a universal legal tvudur all correct on year right. and placing it on the asm. footing with StttlHnu ar Arms.—Mr P™»idri>t, gold in thia country. There should be I all correct < n year left Pnrs. —The Council will tstue Ihteu to only one anirerssl standard of valuen, and thst should bo gold. It is tbe more val­ uable metal, and is better adapted sod more convenient for large trsaasctiuoa It more trely than silver represents human of government |r bank ourrdncy, it ro­ taries for tu to consider whu relalicn they should sustain Co cub other. Should meh be independent of the other, and be TOBACCO. IMPERIAL SOAP Ijitm piitfinutti! The Secret Out al Last! Wonderful Discovery of a Lost Art 'anofaeherej m/j If CXAMfTUK Bltd THHUft. 4, C, 8 and 10, Rutger, Place, mrf Xi and 3A Jefferoon Sl. New York. «r Mb ul trioJaal, />■ McCarthy, ronky a giles, Detroit. Mick. By Grocer*-.lamlly and by Z. B. WILLISON, Hasting*, Minh. S^byaSDrecto,: CJL OHHTEHTON, Prop., N.Y. vert your neighbor. Time to show him that ones is the oaoas rf th. aval* I hod the wbok PEOPLE ! Tm. w tereg hua into thia Cott aril, in order that ba too may brer a band in the. good work to b« atoc mpGabodl Ttotete bid tMaucu to that Jewish money changer who from hto osauting room beyond the Atlantic, baa bold by indi vidual* or corporation*} The enaclajen; of such laws, f in time to time as wS bout protect the MtMete. ot the oocntry, aad confer tba greatest good upon the greatest number QCM.—Do you, and each of you acdeoudy assent to thia declaration of pried- |by, solemnly renounce alt sll«Hnnce to, ।and all connection and ay m pithy with , every other political vrpnuatiuo, and ,more p«treJ*riy th. iCpobCmn red IX-utoureix 'partrm, so called? A*l -1 < Cusuwa.—Wo bare owe By-law wbiafa 1 we bold ia hi^i oWrewi aad to mM coak ; nremUr i. oompellad fcfcxibly to edUra. 1 The Mild Power CURES »n«FBRtrB’ Homsopathic TO THE CONSUM WISilfttrjtflySiis. Spactfics �/Sr? If You Contemplate 1 PHCEKIX BLOCK. BASnWOS, MICH. WANZER a BARNES, SUCCSOOU TO MBNBS U/AIJ7CO CHOOSING PAINTS. to liquor mIoocs and Hpemsn, Theodore Gaehwiad—2nd e.,..gn«lby Mro J. Mpmaan, Wilhan SeMmore-Jrd KpeSriirirery nd 140 meo, Edward Clifford- Hh P.proms. We wtrold art the approval of your H<mororebU Body. John MeElwriu. Her. Tbe above named oScen were approved by the Cwureil. Adopted by ayes aad aayu as follows Ayw-AM. Abbey. Dewey. McNabb too, Buerell, Bead, Tomlinson, Winkle- t CO ToUoi Article*. Wall Paper. Drujxprt Sundries. Oil Linen A Paper Cwrtams. inee. Books 4 Stifiontry. Spring Curtain Fhctum. CARPETS OILS. AND VARNISHES Of every variety sad kind. i shown to every en-tomcr. Proscriptions ami family receipts are- Nayw— None. Aact of C. Horton, work m Thin! B’etd one day, man and t<ron, »3 00 First. Thai the surd Pound Master has not kept a Book or u tbB orJj. Acct, of Jarno Pueacr, } dap wort, .03 nance relative to the Public Pound directs. Allowed by eyes and usyv u follows liceood. That the Slid Pound Master Ayse—Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugh­ ^muotAept acct, of moneys received and ton, RcmcU, Reed, TomliMun, Winkle man. Young—8. Said Pound Master reporta toyourSpeMaya—Nona. The political pot begins to boil quite Committee (from memory) that thorn Acet, of C. WeiaBOrt for oollocaing and U now ia bis hands tbe sum of 15 56- disbursing dty fcrods, H0.00. vigorously. < cbo tola! amount of tec belonging ITS Aid. Dewey made a motion that the City Treasury for the yean 1877 and aert. of C. Wriaostt ba allowed al t».00. Cool. Gold 101 J. Tbe Sunday afternoon temperanoc meet­ lug at Red Ribbon Hall, a great sueHem. Cirmeut Sifoth will speak at the 8-faw) House near Birney's Milla in Bal taiqteg to tbe Public Pound, giving dey tituora, on Tuesday evening nut. andkialta of all animals impounded, mon­ Chuka H. Bauer will speak on national eys received red dirturoed, thereby nuk­ fituxrtm al the Durfee School Hous, in ing kn annual saving to the City of many Baltimore, on Saturday evening the 23d dolltro. j Gxo. S. ToMLinaov, i eWmf.Thal tbe cieciiou in tbe sev­ eral Wards of the city of Hastings on the 1st dqy of April, 1878, .be hoM as foUowm Pint Ward—st the old carding mBl; Sec­ ond Ward—at Tinkler's Hou«e, at the • Guo. M. Dzwit. ) ■tye report war accepted and adopted. Ob motion of Aid. Tomlineoa, the resotalioo offered al the prerlxw meeting by Aid. Dewey petitioning the railroad to hard the trains stop on Broadway foe the Irving, and OB Wednesday evening of aceomodatwn afpaASeugcrs, was indefinite,ly pastpoued. On aerosol of the Gospel M cetins’ i Apes AM. Abbey, MrNsnghton, Ruanow in progrroa, tbe yonag people's <mter- I aell.llcvd, Tomlinaoo, Young—fl. Nkys—Aid. Dewey—1. lainmrot han been po»tpound from Friday-j evening at ibis week, to Wednesday enreoOp motion ot Aid. Dewey the rasolu iffierred at the previous meeting rela­ ng of next week te licensing saloons was taken 1 the table. Church, will be entertained by Mrs. Boltk. re— Aid. Abbey, Dewey, McNaughRmsell. Tomliuaoc, Winklemao, o'clock. Al! are cordaUy invited. | and eight children. On Monday night al about 10 o'clock, n fire biukr out <>» the wmt wing of tbe County Jail, <*h*d by a duAwi in the ebhum-y- The yhr; ' lfo(»nmrt»t »•* promptly ,<m luud, !>/ Wore day «.«M For 89 Worth 815, JACKSON, MICH Adopted by ayes and nan as follow.: Ayo-Abbey, Dewey. McNaughton, Russell, Rod, WinUsman, Youag-7. Elreuoo ticket! printed al tba office with nratneaa and dispatch. Tbe thwd quarterly meeting of the pres eat eonfervnto year, of the M. E. Chareh, > will occur ow Saturday and Sunday next. Bar. W. J; Aldrich offiaatiog-. Love feast' at 9 o'clock, A. M„ Sunday morning. | Mr. Shcrsrer, a farmer Bring oa the I Youngs Gilkey Isrm in Prairieville, while ; hauling a load of timber to Plainwell oo the 14th inat., areidenlly full from the Joed injuring hie spine so badly as to cause We offtr a fine all-wool brown beaver overcoat Wilt Sell them CHEAPER than any House in America. Fine all-wool black beaver overcoat* for 10.00 worth 15.00. Good fur beaver overcoats, brown and black, for 7.50 worth 12.00. Extra fine all-wool fur beavar-orercaaU for 13J>0 worth < 20.00. Heavy grey aatinet overcoats for 2.50 worth ' 5.00. Heavy brown chinchilla overcoats for 3.50 worth 6.00. WA11 of these Overcoats are from 15 to 40 per cent, lower than can be bought at anj^other store in the city. WE ALSO SELL A PAIR OF PANTS FOR Made of extra heavy dark colored goods, worth 1.60. want any of our overcoats you had better call soon at 1.00 If you CLOTHING HOUSE. m iwiiffl fflmw i! STAR Store, 38, 40, and 42, Canal BL, GBAlfD RiHDS. Dr. E. S. LaRue, HASTIN GS DRUG STORE • TIJIICT. SOUTH AMERICAN innOBOCTDR Nays—None. Tbe Recorder was^instrueted to furnish a list of the name, of tbe qualified voters in roeb Ward, and get ten bilk Strack off for roeh Ward, the expense io be for each Ward,»1.50. . Qb motion CoqncU adjourned. W. n. Bruatn, Recorder ■s. UroGcopian Physician runnNir mcrAcrc 'Patterns in the Highest Art of Carpet De signing, on which, in prices^ wc will sav) yoii much money. ROBERTA paror-utota to j. EYE AND EAR! RHEUM ATISM Piles DROPSY PRICES Carpets Accurately Cut and Per­ fectly Made. •»~* mutee.ak t«r Iaktlt. Bennetfs Great Store Home Evidence. BOOKS H/tD STHTIO/IKIIY. very Ute mm WjibrewiUm. «f tees ■Saadis*. Nr-> —AM. Dewey, Russell. Young—3. Or motion of Aid. Rureril chat the aolUti^of Jama Clarke for usisting the use ulieg ally, in ■ prosecuting liquor ilts, amt, *30.00, be allowed al 115.00. All. Dewey amended by making the J ACKSON, MICH. BREAKING FLOW Breaking Plow . Oui motion <if Aiu Reed, the acct- of B«rkiW and Goodyear was taken from the didates far township uflroew, elect a town, table,lamt. «27.OT. Motion adopted. ship committee, and transact any other Oo motion of AM. Reed the acet, of btutnem which may pronely ware before ILrioir nd Goodyear far »27.00 wea in­ she inrecing. Per order of Towmhip definitely poatpoowd. Motion prevailed. Ayk*—Aid. Dewey, Hornell, Raed, I. 1». Itol>eru»^____ <1,1 J. c. I .Strop man. >4. I FARMERS LOOK HERE. Joumey to Jackson Oiivrr Chilled H-w. (N* 90) ■■ ■ 1S* s> •• (N.. Aty Points, Plain. Fall Ground - - DRY GOODS PILGRIMS JASON RICH. filOAt). I, i-u- Till. MECCA FOR COME AND SEE - ■ GALL SEE THEM I above prices for coed pay. Wo will Wagnmi for LESS MONEY than Madison Dispensary, which • literary progremnw -Bi U given; also ths rnmirol plsy rolhJU. “Thirty Minutre ter Rrfrcahmente ‘ Much wirtfani-m is ft'l waeeg Bfpebfi-aua over tbe reaull of ihe Mew Hamp rtiieektejod, and many are sgrreaWy dmapporotef at the ef-dion of* Mi­ as Lesulature, insuring- tbe eteclion of a Bepub’ican Senator. Admiuialreuon Re­ . .. > . .1— ia la President, but « due more directly to the for inuring Democrete with power Prof. IL C. Bam-tt of Ohio, delivered hi. popular lerturo on the “immortality of tbe soul.'' iu 8am.ion's Hall Freeport, Sun­ day er, the Ktoat. Tbe ball »■ dearo lypsck^. The large audienan l*temog vriththort— Utro.i- for more than ,wo bowre. to tbe very and i-tnretlre leeto-c. The Prof proved ro<>riu..rely from . pfol-upb-1 —d-poini. «hrt «*• wool it imtoortnL Itiun of 8. C. Priedle in regard to a i which tsim had been paid twice, ifartsd to the Finance Committee. ' Aid. Dewey. irakas. There u good reanow to bofcal there b m lire hands of Mar|. Riker Esq., one of tba Juaticee I Praee io and for the eity of Haacwma fines toil should be paid into iy Treasurer of said eity, aad tEUKAS. Thia Council did severs! ' DR.O. BIGELOW, BENNETT’S GREAT STORE. H THE J.IH INMII IM With Patent Trona Rod Axle attachment. It is tbe greatest, ua. To Builders. SOLD.AT PRICKS LOWKR THAN BffORJ TH WAR 1 French, English and American Dress Goods. Half Wool Fabriques 27 inches Wide, 121-2 Four feel wide black Cashmeres at 95 cents. Not to be found in the State, less than $1.25. 36 inch all wool C-ashmeres, any shade, 50cts, Heavy Double Fold Black Alpacas, 17cts. Full lines of Trimming Silk at $1.00. eity d Hastings, for costs in any suit wherein the city of Hssunps wae a party, which reasonable requert be has net com­ plied with: Therefore be it , That a rommittoe ot throe ha | sppoitoed to examine the docket of stM Msrero W. RAcr, • Justine of the Peasfo in aod.for the eity cf Hastings and determ>o< threrfroto the arno^t of money now ia biehmid? that properly and legally bre Junes io the Treasury of tbe city of Hast­ ings. «nd report to this Council at an adjZtedmtoii., to be bride.lb. «ad day of Mtroh.1878 AdepU by ay" sod »«P - **>"■ Ayto-AU Abbey. Dewey, MoNsugb- TOBACCO. »that ywaaabay them—*r*fae GREBLE & RUSSELL. The Studebaker Wagon! ! All the Gems of European Nov­ elties at Prices Lower than any Every One Fully Warranted I Wants we will Save you Muc WfolWy, �RaltroaSs. iorseva ssimyay. CMASUEjOF TIMS- Legal*. jsenrArtssas; tie grower. Misha wu ploughing with twelve yoke of ax«n before him, when Eli­ jah casi Li, mantle on him and called him to be a prophrt of the Mort High. And ynt, though God has honored the husbandman—aelocted hte kings and prophets from among the tanners—there arc some so foolish m to cry out, “O, he's nothiap but a farmer !''- Axc*«»yr. HAH srari T« SMsstsU the wsrk ss wait M<a>. TUlmfl.riran Ibtir <trU <aar >Msa*>«ts CORRESPONDENCE. _ _ _ “s-SS- Marshall ia reforming. The reformer* hare to fight 30 aaloauiatt. , The red nbbou flutters finely at Deer-1 field; the dub has-440 members. WHITE A Mighty Mean Man. There ia said to be only fire men left in UlTOA lUttXxitI am credibly in- Saline that bare not tied oo ihe red ribbon. that Nehrariah Cook , nf hu had for nearly a year, । State's wardr, a_U>y of about a of age, who earns from the S School, located at Coldwater, tutor, the boy’s mother, who of about sixty yean of age, crate to see the toy at Mr. CooL'scShe came via I'laiowtB, or friends, and a ride lo where her boy wu, would, of course, be acceptable and appreciated. Now coses the act of mean•css- A Mr. Burton Warner a man lie log in Mr. Uttok'a neighborhood, and only about a half mile from Mr. Cook, hap penal to be al I'binwrii with hte team ■nd lumber wagon, and being in funned tliat the old lady wanted to go to Cook's, Mr./Warner magnanimously offered to carry IM old lady for/'/ly rr.ati. though be thought it really wartb a iMhtr. The lady. being poor,'and not having any mooey, be pan to think she would have to be left, whoa Mr. Warner, the araiabio Christian gvolle mao, i, he being a member of a prominent church) suggested, that perhaps the Plainwell authuritisa could raise the hall dollar to pay him for carrying a poor old woman, sixty years of age, nine miles to •ec her darling Loy, whom she had not seen for tour yean. So, "Mr. WJ drove a half mile out of bis' way to mid the vil­ lage Marshal, and <x>o.KUed rix old lady, who, also, is a cripple, to get out of the wagon sod go into the Louse to sen tbe of great national interest, but la also vary timely, in view of the proponed transfer of the Indian Bateau to tbe War Depart- poor erippled lady, sixty yaps old. As above stated, be reccivnd bis money the next day, be having made another trip to Plainwell, bnt whether to get the fifty cents, is not stated, but be weal, and the inhabitants bf Plainwell having learned of the matter, Wied +> raise tbe money in the shape of fifty of tlx old-foahiooed pennies, but ia that, I am informed, they failed, that number of the large petmiea future STa-tXtort-Sui^y.’.1: *K Lung Syrup, ■UM UFIM tmtioi. A VifHsUs Compound lor ■tai unit am unsiT Dstan tftlt Tbut ill Lim, ready lo start their machinery, and several | of the mills wili be ia operation before the 1st of A'pri(. The annual reunion and banquet of the Law Alumni Association of tbe University of Michigan will ba held Tuseday evening most charming of Henry Jina Jr.'s sketches of European utmL Mr. T. B. March 28, 1878. *“-*-*•--- ------------- most appreciative Col. Edward Bacon, a leading lawyer oT ■nd gracefully____ , , , _ ........... Niles, and Mrs. Mary Manaou, one of the sian Pont,’ wherein lx epeske of tbe life moat brillant ladies of lhat city, were marand J".*<ry of Omar Khayyam, and there is an admirable article, of whieh the au .thonbip is not given, criticising "The Story of Avis” and other novate. aanoagM which are Black's “Green Pastores anj Piccadilly,'' Blackmore’s “Hrema." -Tbe Modern Minister.'' Mo. la a paper by bound in eight huge volumes became surety for the payment of said amount, when this good man, this Chris­ tian man, this poverty stricken man, who ia worth only several thousands of dollars, this man, who attcads church regularly, and is supposed •« read his Bible, but probably skips 'bverthat divine injunction concerning the widow and the fatherless, tqok the old lady back into bis lumber wugon, and in that may riding, vehicle, for the sum of,fifty crate. which vu duly paid him lifonut day, ha convryed the l»ly clear to Mr Cook's gate, having gone about a half a mile fcther than he would, '-EKS““ EsBpE? vsevUsforaasI Owing to the diaorgsniicd and undisci­ plined condition of the Hudson military company, tba State authoritiea have been ■ obliged to rntutcr it out of cxisteoce. on “Amcricanistra," eentinnme tbe series begun ia tbe Galaxy. “Tbe Russians oo the ILwpliorous" ia torj timely, and there ia an ctcellent political paper. “The Ix>b by . Its Cause and Cure,"1 by Arthur G Sedgwick. Knight'* twelfth article on ssraj Es EMPLOYMENT! ■>■■»»■>■■■■ IfS^wvia rvwe. GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE SYBwbw inrvsietessM sssnsSsa. w /IKS BwSt Oa March 22,23 and 21 the Spirilu ' •lists are to bavo a big convention io Kalamasw, which is calculated t» be tbe largest of the k lute ever held io the State. Ex governor Begley hu beeu appointed one of the honorary cotntn'uwiooers to the Paris expositioo, and tbe other one for Michigan is Martin Ryercon ofMuakegon. th Gml Saitet TtewBItre. A society wu organised at Eaton Repute BAHWAY COMPANY «s» .. t*. IMS 4sr rf Mar asst. mativn Ifog." etc. Breent Litaratufa contain, discriminating notices of Phillips Brooks's “Leeotrea on Preaching,'' Tyu­ men's “Life of Whitefield," Tellir'a “Ybe Crimea acd Transcaoeasia.*' Appleton's “Syrian Sunshine.'-' Waring's “The Bride A. B. Cook, a representative ia tbe of tbe Rhine," Van lama's “History of paid the amount, and it ia rinoerely hoped State legislature lo 184741, died March + French Literature," and other new pnblitnat Mr. Warner will enjoy that partieu at hie home in Marshall, where he bad ter half dolter above all hia riches, and lived since 1832. He wu a man of great industry, and lesres a large fortune. that it may frequently recur lo hia mind that he nobly earned it, in permitting a poor, erippled widow, sixty years of age, to ride with him nine mites, and eight and one-half tuilea of the distance right to­ wards hia own home. Oh, for abime, first no more than a deranged digestion, may inercaM aad take tba form of Liver Tba registration of the voters of East Saginaw closed Thursday, and shows s disease. The blood bamming vitirtad through the impe> foca sctiM of tbe Lifter, total of 4.421 ngaiMt 4.401 four years ago. carries its poisonous properties through Homxo, March 10th, 1878. EoiTOH BapXXM: —While looking over If these figures are correct, the growth of every p«rt of the body, and the system the eity for the last four years bu been tbe exchanges in the Ofiarrrcr office, test finally becomes ao oveeiosdod that it breaks alarmingly small. down unfler the weight of dieeaas. Dr. night, I came acmes the BAWtvn, and you A spacial dispatch to tboDatroit Even­ SmithBtillfojrin Blood Purificw wift tone cannot imagine with what pleasure I pe­ ing Telegraph sap that Xtate Treasurer up tb<»e weal erad ornns. alimutete the rused itaxoaieats. Among other things, Wm. B MeCrosn left Flint on M.aday I iroiiccJ the tuagotlude of tbo temperance for Albany, 9. Y-, where ha will meet and work now being carried on ia your midst. consult with the bondholders of the Chic­ ea, boils, and all akin dinasro, are thor­ And I wu pleased to see thst the young ago A lake Huron railroad. oughly cured by ita use. Every boule ladies Lad taken brdd of the work. And Tba balance of cash la ths State Trnwa- guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money ia my opinion, they base atnmk tbo key­ ury March 2, 1878, wu 1900.17436 ; will be refunded, bold by all drarguts note.. Now, if they stick together sod receipts daring tbs week ending March 9 at 75 coats, sent by trail, postpaid, for 80 work, succjas ia sure to crown tbeir efforts, ware 171,702.04 : payments during tba cents. Dr. B. A. Smith A Co., prepric same time were 111,120.97; balance in ' for no young man that Lss a heart in hint Trrarary March ». 1878. 8M.7lft.93: in­ tom, Erie. Pa. can loep racist the.maaulu of a desperate crease for the week 860,681.07. . temporanea girl battling for her future bappiocm. I apeak from experience I “A genera) convention of the farmers and wool-growers of Michigan" is to be held at Kalamsroo on the Sth of April, for the purpose of transacting bnsioesv of great importance to sheep men. were never considered -io&BiMe; and they nut work tbe harder for It- Herewith, I •end you a few verses. written white thinkinp of my many friends io Hastings. If you deem them worthy- of a place ia your PQCT. you may publish them under my nsmu. I an> scry respectfully, etc. 3W W WWArfra iSWS1 BOILER WORKS KM: Hr kt, in BeM. 'ania ------------ .. - --v^gj ■Man »•> re tf friends POULTRY WORLD. CHRONIC EDICALtgJMll Qgrmm. KMITtt. JtJo. V 150 PER YOH Railroad � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-03-27.pdf 8d612198cb8be81b5b1c886d4085b183 PDF Text Text BepvMican Banner VOL. 22. NO. 48 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH rerawiTuD SraiftB'’ 27, 1878, WHOLE NO. 2094. ««• they can reprwoot him. Hew mock of-eh would it take? Why. an atom of on-and lone of the other, while Uro iniriaric value in ex, gold, and japer would --?-Tt,.r’luir>l‘J°t' ‘‘’'’'’f11 no1 by »»y FARMERS LOOK HERE ■'jrraciAs'i’u^OEO.S trv, bueioMC to fictiim, and j ruaj«-r;iy to doatructiuo once more. Let aa lakr throe propoeit iona. acnUmct by acutance, and ex­ ami m them, fur the whole of the iooonrrrtiblo, that it. neo-japable mooey cron la here, bearing io mind that w» arc celled A?7r«^«KrY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR ATTORNEY AT LAW A ^LiaTOR trad., naril family Uoy tmrome wv diminnlive that the propl, cannot m (b«B, .nd having HUM IB then—dvo, thvy eannol t—aoure ral—rtali. . That to nun, and tredo roly rovirm no a metallic beam Thue, white it to troo that gold may vary ri.ghdy, it i. uswd l>e cue ia varw. iaro than any known article; while abnlutc money ia really a ooolrivauro narov.to nay a dabi or to rootreei a There n uo auch thing aa the irprmntattre value uf money in the neo- of amMematic, wbtebtelhe maa. in which il **»” tobr-naedby thte writer, and lh«e important propooitiona are Without omroe. Paper ba. an Intrinaic value, but only a«te commodity, aad that very .light when a given bulk to cumpare-l with pJd, be- PHYSICIAN & S.URGSDN WaQPLAfr. MICHIE Otr Moek ef Nail*, Otero, LooLa. Latch*. Paint., Oito, Seek aad Doors,ete. » complete and will bo If in want of earthing in the Hardware, Hanxm ar Farm Implement line. enD and eel Micro. W» r DENTIST . NaiMle Michijas ATTORNEYS AT LAW A SOLICIT 9SH3.'®BSJM& tSJfi a? Ceewaev Sanai. tteu.M. Ka.rm. WINTER GOODS ! AT COST! Now iti tlie time to secure bargains. Dress Goods and Shawl* cheap ; as I intend soon to go to New York for my Spring Stock, and must make room. Come early and secure such bargains as never were offered to the people or Barry County before. LEWIS STERN. The Studebaker Wagon I ! Every One troobLam. ____ ’ Fully Warranted I JACKSON WAGONS. JOHN Q- CBDMW. --------- ci o. i holAKMM* ,e BaiUr"jKltoJ ff- j./tvff, PAl N TER *1 A, M. Boek'* Carriage Steep MWua.t, - L B7^A!<;tT lluilMi.tw.ll~ Goodyear Wm. H. ratmCIOTKlL CHDET- peoples drus pbycicicl'i store. TEA. w. U-. « Ita. s> “ ll-W- W- •“ »— COFFEE. W. have nuue but rare, for wn roe* and grind our own. I’rwcrij.lioo- .nd Fuaily Rteip<« Pre' pued with Dn>S» »“d at porert quality only. Swaay'a HoT,1-> erty in the land, but it in a mere flocriab with no mean* provided by wbirh re demptinn cr.uld p-aiibly L« effected, and. bonder redemption or payment to the vary objection to a coin beau which the advocates nf aboolute money bare invented it to avoid. But more uf tbte hereafter. Mr. Britton A. Hill, of Saint Louie, if not the inventorj. aa robereol and aa aneeewfn) a. any aoe who in our rcuntry ba. advocated the .ubatitulion uf ab—lute money—money without iotrinoic value or ear promiae io pay it. He aero on page 14 of bi. pomphtet mrmdotod through the Howm thto aew- worfal. Gold m..t King in here aa ornery, aud theref -re but Stele remaining 10 a r luttry whic'h drelinnd to retain rt, tod it being impamil.le to rente the great I ody» uf the pubite debt al all I except the futted Uan of the greenback 1 without pWgl-5 euin fur intenwt and a yearly ds peril to erretu a metallic rinktog fand far pavmeot of the priodpal, we were in thri condition ; wo aci have poM (a being ebeapn than telrar until -ine«i the demonetiaativn of the fatter in 1813, and the debtor throrfure contracting anii agreeing to pay by common underatandiog in gold) to pay the areruieg intenwt on the public debt and for the vtnking fund. When we failed to da that our faith would be bruktn, onr credit gene. New Iran, boolu not be effreted nor old on— replaced by otbert more adv.ntajfaoaa. n-w could the debt ev­ er b* funded in any permanent fann, no-1 ir— ouin—gold ewin having been fur many ! yearn the nw—uro of value in thewnunlry j — wa* pledged fur illegitimate payment of both principal and iatcvctl There being bo uae for . gold here, beroute the cheaper, forjed gr-cnback cur­ rency had driven gold to gold paying cow,:!tea. the Gov. ramciil had either lu buy it with bondt u every payment of i«h hie frame and protect him from the intrmt and depoah in the rinking fund miefaritadro of the roronro. New.mrtaUic bcrom ■ do., or to ratoe it by taxation m--oey b aa article which all men'anow Who would buy the bond, of a govern­ will, al all timer, under all cirrutartancca. ment which paid interval only in new obtain fur them everything which exiata promirea ’ Certainly no one( unfa— thaws promtom were aometime pyablo la coin. The Government etoveo the mart avail. Ho of all mrehoda. which wm by taxing im tute far it, became nothing oiaa to known porta aad aultocting tba delie. payable by to poaacaathat power paper pre-miae. or the ioipcncr in gobi The import trade te- erudite have a like power proportianod ing mainly cuuBncd to Now York and to the degree of Co th fall in the covrrtf wholly to great buaiaaa. cantero, created a mrnta or individuate who make thorn, but demand for. gold, then prartierily dem— thoM promiom or cred.ta M of iatrinoie ttand by euvpinrinn, the aaow ao far any and exchangeable value only bmanao it to other cumtB'>Jiiy , and knaves and sharp- Ulieved that they wiD bo paid in red ere gambled on Uw life Ho<^ uf trade lor aixtora yocn end until recently, jfrben ap­ proaching reaampekxi. and Cffamqornt equality of the nation'a promine with gold, baa abcltehed the guM teurd by ao nearly dcatroyiaglbo manno between the gold dollar and the nati-n . nromtoe to pay a dollar that the grit: will not defray ox- MESSER BROTHERS. Cam®, Sin aii taisstsi TOBACOG. dntinjuuhr-1 bimaelf in ■ way that Unto later, would probably deprecate and avotd. He tried it again yesterday, white ro hint- rim own, by ot aU polto —am all man ---------—---------------- -rarld-wide, and r-t____ juriadictiun. __________ _________ pcrpaual It bold, _____ eloae w di, pkmrtieand. treaty rdatlow with the ahifting and cirrummribed pditfael gov ernnwnte, which bouauve they may cmthem lor nod he in eacer to part with brao. aa acre or a omuarut and wvive them fur gold. Thtref.irr. the irayer. *>fcw canraneu. tmagtna that they exmtn 1 having gold or a good promiae to pay it, can buy any commodity ho ehotwee. But what men. in Ha oeaxw. re.uld be induced to pan with hi. property lor a paper dip rolkd aboointo amey, which oouU bavo ; on w-rtb eave in iu enforced power to coo I foci I debt, already contracted, iu which ; r—l»irt it would be jtaot like a diwiharge I in iMakniptey aaiigait le to bearer ? Take tbe- nest two wuteneea. the latter of which i. printed in .mall capital., m tZSuul tbo pampblrt referred to— r«t> HnTO. aaO rrala kn— aBrolet. la trierM jtSi-iSErsK. ss: GREBLE & RUSSELL. poaoibto bod faith oil the part of the na­ tion, and the wi.ked job. and oorocn of rpeculabin io gold. During all there yeaix gold ha- reteinad-ilt .lability aa tbc actual momure of velum throughout the whole oommrrcial world. Oa the other bead wo have expertenoad no hiatoricol tert of th. poreible flnetu. Ilona cf an irredeemable jwjcr money— that to a money without a promiae ■ ermi And haa not that which enmm.ntte thnn all i—taatly aa intrtnric vahm ? Hu the SI no intrinaic value before amelting? » llio promiae uo inteinrie vain, befurt orntnent hro fluctuated from thirty-five it i. redromssd ? Gold in quart, bm no crota to ntfaty Bom, compared with gold. intrinaic valuo unioM you can aeperate it Certainly tbo paper to no wtirae beoetme from the reek. If all mean, of doing ao the promiae of a groat nation to printed on thoald la drotroy^ tbo gold in lbw quart, it in addkiuo to tbo chancing togend would have ad intrinrie value, bocaun it “Thio to a dollar." Tbo aheolate money proo—ed to to be With the light that haa been aned on thi. matter of whtehey-guuling by the pum 25 yren of pare—ent agrtadou, the two diapwreftd epmodm meatorecd oroatniag here al the National Comial which ebould bo “aa a city .at ou a hili,' th. light of whore moral example abould illumine every dark place within our border., boo lixed a etig. portion nf the community .ball have been relegated to the walk, of private life The turn and rabotaore of the dirtutbuce ia tbo Ho—e ymtmday wn. thia Mr. Bevarty Douglam laaon of the "Mother of Prmidrota" and reprerouling her ia tbo 45th Congrem: than whom no man eaa Wbat if that be no ’ Surely you could cumfHtl men to pen wiA their property aa ca»Jy fur gold — far your |ap<r labeled fateity. “thio to a dollar.** What difference then can you daim in favor of abaciour money in thia rewpeet T What ia a aate but an agreemen: earned out? There meat be al touot two aamuting minda. The rigbte of the owner are rwevgnuad in thia world th— far to come extent at tenet. The buyer ammte yet take wbal bo likm, SOLD IT PRICK LOUR THAN BOTES TK WAR I pawage of the rilTor bill wa. cMvrlcrive of the need of Murphy's premnre hare, aided by every appliance and expodieat anggerted by a kmg warfare with K'mg AkoboL And. flute incidrot |n the Houre yM. fay. eonvinro. u. that hi. departsre from our midat and th. dtepmiuu of hie liule mature and iff adviaed. may be.) bat iMa te —< a nromte.. Tbm ia Bottlaa 10 povtara. , That I may he arowan properly atete wbat abeolnte tooecy ia olaia—d to be, I quote a Vigornu. and condeoecd itatemeut of ita auppeaad aatnre and qualitfaa from omaofiMabfaat,moet ho—rt. aad therefare being radically wrung ou Ufa vital aubjea. mart daagernao jouraala ia thia emratry. The Irteh World ia ita toroo of _______ Our Wxahingttw Letter. Waahingtoe, D. C., Mar. 15,1W8. The undated and udenubU fact that OO-, probably, refund to ncugnixe him, wberecpwo thio product of the proud "Old 1 Ltemimion" bncumo obttrepcroua The Sargeant-at-Arma collared him. but the Mr. Bfaiac bm aounded the alogan.of war agunM the rateftealioo of the fiaberim awanto, which aeeording io tbe estimate of Mcnaro Blaine, Hamlin and other Bro■ atom, wiD take from Unde 8am(wicket 15,000,000 for a cvuvidcratkxu that wa. Had It it robbery al) the eaaie, even if be doo. oime wearing the nan and atrip*. I hardly worth a dollar. If Mr. Blaine can and pick log the creditor a* pocket or , MUgro.ieg trim amid U. roll dram. !' itee totekery eT Jeke KeU ie gKafog'Deland the pomp of drma parade ' faroe accepted aa a third arbitrator, and of The Reap of poverumrot upm real uur State iHpnnUMCt» rimpte credulity tarmry ia not na.xaariry el alt It u a val ■ uUe convenience to bare ita «Itectwnigfat ; in accepting him after England had given no unmistakable rr ideare of her u.teatloa the metal and ecrliSed tn by ihe'lvigtuat to ovbmoeb u». it will operate very ampoeoiUe authority But dial la labor, teoJy aguiiut . majority vote to appro­ eomebudy dues it aad to paid far it. It 4 not the fiat of live. Supreme Power. It priate the money to pay tbcj award. Wo a-ida w—rwhat to the vatae of a ptewr of may avail ouroelra of a toehaioality to gold, but bow mueb ? Simply tbe real of role—e ua from a cheating arrangement to tbe pence— a coining, that ia all. An in­ which we b«ve »ever couventcd ; aad a dividual could do the mute thing and tbe effect would be the aame if be cvuld»ati..y very vahd reaoo= wby wa abould do ao in * men that the fever— is u reliable and ths ijmiuo-of not a few to the alleged ar complete Tha done by any boo, or not tiire and duplicity of England in the done at all. and the num or tbe bullion - every where Leeaaee it i< natural money. . One thrug mure Gorcramont can do. it can make puld and ailvor legal tender, but tbia power u to them of very alight Im­ portance com—entirely. UeauM they are objeeta of —ch universal drmre. It to of eo—equeoce to enable men to bar malirio— eoita and liquidate debt., judgement, aad i to divert public attention from ita ghtody the like, when parum cannot agree a» to caoipaigo work in the South by the <m the anrannt and wanner in which payment Unnel about ot "bloody chill," even man­ aging to ducrcdit many well founded re­ porta of ita barbaritiea. by ita raitaratioa. But they overdid the Ima.M. and their or tte tbourtt of the philc09pbor.it fa labor, however brief the act, of praat value, and oapeeially ao when bmiowid upon too promamory money of the tend. BnL white everything which Government dorn by cmifterriag the legal tender power upoo Otouoy to to improve, it do— not cvwato it. Um gold or toe promtoe if it to the origin­ al thing and entirely aepnratc in their no turn both from eoipago and the lagal-teader powvr -'Guvrrotarw*^cannot attach money roltea to that wbioh to trot by natun a«Mdn> of facilitating exchange.' It can odd value to promiom ar erudite, to ita own — wall aa otbare, bonk-hilte, proee-. baeha, aad tokena, all rnilewmobll, only in lb ■ w.:- ..f <ro--C.-.U. Mi mfeguar). nsc>draial to their Inherent qualitiea. If it undartakvn to do more and givm to ita work the power uf romputeory extinction deny or evade tbeir proatian.; hcooo tbe tow create, teurta to eompd tbo perform anew of promtom, provided tbe maker bm property out of wnmh to rotiafy the judge­ ment. Thro it otopa. It do— not pay the dobL Wby abould U not, tf it mn Tbe WMuto make tbo promiro more valuabto, boenuao Um debtor to more likely to perform it. When the legal lender qua! uy to Mpemdfad iu value or that nf a mere token i. further ioennrod. WLilo throe acta of gororomewt are of plight fan- ’it «» hoped to quiet epprehaoaioM until they had a acre grip oa the content. of the Trearury vault. Thai dodge .remed tuorni Itot of tiea and raeuhatioM nutaboringovnr 400 and covering hundred, of milfio— of dollar, now pending in Cou­ pe- ia aa exhibit that eannot be wbiittod down or winked cut of right There tall to many th terra and robber. , and when Willet. ooafranted Reagan with rxtre-u from them the other day white the latter wan pleading lor double payment to come will bo tefwlatod out by abolwhing the Itewkreapwr • Dep’t, and traMferving ita dutira to the Sarg—nt-ai-Arm.. What io to br done With momben of Coe|nm wh» nrgud aad aiwtted Pulk'a dkvrg.nl for law ia not atatod No qm area* to bo export aaytblng but evil ftvm Wood aad bio teriff odjumot. Now that Glover baa got �lUpudiainre party—the men who atyfe themaalvts the ‘.National Party.” Of | course then are a few good men in the argaaixaliao, but far the farpwt parUoasremro who have been faUurro in life, wbu have not been able to tnasagv ' ■neerurfoHy My bnoiaem of their own, or Be Ready for Action. { to make money at toy time or ia any 1 On Monday next, tbo Annual Town­ plane no matter bow favorable tbe rircum ■ ship Meetings wul be held in aU of th. auneaa. Il auikap ns that to istrax the Township., and the Annual Election in fiaaodal affairs of tbe people M the hands of roeb men rroald be suicidal, and that all intcBigrut men must undereland thia of the party which fawra Howata Money? We trout the untiring friend, of Honest Mooey will be on hand and do their whole duty by voting solid for say man or set of men who will be true to tbe Nation's faith and. honor. Now in the time for pceparatfeo. Bo up aud doing. Put lha brat men in nomimlfoo. Stand by your prinriples and tha men representing them some that w. hod bettor quit drinking so mnchpror whisky Now Him, are all far feeAad arguments, and they are all hare heard these argnmepu^util they are threadbare, they Lad bolter be repeated ■gain aad tbaa sang. We National, have dieooverad tbe enow of all the buaiocm prostfatloea of thb long oppeamod and idly diaumob, there will be M more salary suffering people, which io, aa I have said er.be—no more tramps-ne more theft before, tho leek of mooey. There being For tar chat Coagrma cannM mana this It socoM as though Secretary Sherman gruwa more hateful to the rrpodiatorn dady They were Mtta enough against hhn before he defeated lha ITIfi.OOO rebel prwtal -Uim, but nore that they cannot A lull line-of Undershirts and Drawers. A choice stadt of |M& j«M reerivod bar. a oowplate steak of Mro a. ' "»**'• foe FALL TRADE. BUSINESS ."1 DRESS (for CUSTOM DEPARTMENT mm CA8SIMERES and CHEVIOTS Supreme Cour, in I deended victory foe Retantrag Beard, . . proroculiotu ia Louisiana, aad a sharp re bake Io J udgo Whitaker and the other ex- of course they were not going to have any The lodicalioaj now are that Congrero ring mauagsment, nor any dishonest caucos uickery, aad iu punuanoc of their I will not pan the tariff bill, that the IU Uudable imranM Lwlt^.1 <n.l rrossta ---- -31 ent ha rooalcd and that rsv mea ar«T ut kutflrnl rraif n'r^-aax <■ Perhaps route who were there may hark uoticod a somewhat similar honesty in voting at one of the ward caucuaes of the National party in this city. Perhaps, flationfets on April 1st. Republicans , be that new organisation will look over their not deceived ' There ia n large-sired Dem­ Inu of ward nomination, they will dis­ ocratic trap under the area! bag offered cover on some of them the finger mark, by throe rrpudiatom. of oertain managcra who know their tools Any man who aeeepta ofeee at the who. they help run tho caucuses. hand, of a political party and lheu. aban­ doning hia party, holds ou to the ofioe, ie We learn that th« publication of the a traitor to lha party, to bin own manhood repudiator. ticket in a late imuc of the and to eomaou decency. Will Philip W. Babxui caused a great commotion in the Niakcra please take notion, and govern eamp, and that in consequence it was hitarcif accordingly. drewied ueceaeary la make out another [.r, fr to the "publie farce" Io come off at ; A work mao ia always worthy of hie Stebbins ’ warehouse ou Saturd.y evening. hire. Tbe people of Carlton thought ro the other night, aad gave the traitor, Nietho making of the folk)wing .'are: For Ma­ yor, George Prestos , For Recorder, Job tr H Denote, For Marshal,Ed Reynold.; For Treasurer, John A. Faller , Far JtxMiw of Tho traitor, Niskrrn will find V» Ilia sor­ the Peace,W®. Burgher, For Jnatiaeof the Peace, to fill vacancy. Isrnd 8. Geer ; For row that the }U].uUican jxrty Mill livre— Scbeul Inspector, Gen. C. Worth. A livm to punish tnMon, aad bury .nidea where the political mrarrectiooiat can nev­ er dig them up. Before joining any organisation whoac Iliweaty is a thing the traitor Ntakers thotaim tend toward repudiation, or any departure from a round money /^Jna, ought not to talk about, anti! like a mao he remo and rente. with hia late part­ ner, ia the publishing department cl the fiatfen the price of every article required tor bia daily nacds will be increeaed, aud that the price tE lalor it tbe last thing to rue, and risea tlx least, consequently they should favor banrat money. Tbe Kepudiators blow a good deal about tfe» • of Lto JUpahlioM ul D.mu parties, for tho nomination and election of a Ciliteoa ticket for city ofiecra ia this city. Will tho Repudiatore tell us whether their party is not principally, made up of the scum of thtac two partis, united into a party that dubN< Ifttf National, aad b organised for the role paq»sc of destroy­ ing the public credit, .nd tlx repudiation Tbt proceeding! of the private conference bet even Secretary Sherman and tbe Sen­ ate Committee on Ficaoce, on Tucadap uf but week have be» n given to the public by the Committee. Tbe Secretary mya that rrauajption ia perfectly practicable in spite haa IIW^OO.OvO uf coin available ft nsumption, aud tbe banka are now Became fating at the rate of SS.OOO.OOO a month. Preparation, are being made in the Sea­ ale for a poliueal debate on the Southern policy of the Adminiatraiicn. Senator Howe having given notice of hia purpoee to Speak oa tbe Louisiana question, taking for bis text tbe defalcation uf Judge Whittaker, when be was Assistant Tressurer of the United States. A deUte of eral q oration. In hi. Jotter bo makes thb cheering pfodictiou "The extreme m-n who are not eoutmt with the legislation already adopted, ore mw seeking to in­ crease tlx volume ol our paper currency. I hope and believe it will be pomible auecenafully Io resist thia moat serious meauli We ask every «qd.d m.o to look over the hungry (email.) crowd who" are B»o aging tho greenback aaonaMol ia this country to-day, and then eoest the wnall the hot* of prooperous people wbo are not identified with the pr-vr-t iefiaiion and repudiation scheme, and then My oa which The National party bro begun to split already. A city cunrration wm bald m Cfevdsod a few dap ago, which reruhod ia a rapture and a aeoond convention. Tbo In.dmu of the party wree most veto SUITS aud OVERCOATS In Furnishing Good, we have a fam e BROADCLOTHS for DRESS1 SHITS. J the latest atytaa ia tho BEST FITTING ! tarns uf a nice Hm of WORSTEDS and nothing. There ia no uro of oar fooling around tho gold aad stiver miaro aay loa­ fer, and working and riakisg our Uvea to procure tho uaelero staff, we will leave that for the verdaat European, to do, for it ia We, intrinric value U all gammon, it ia a humbag. il M tha stamp that makes tbo wraith, far hasa'l Coogroro tbo right U coin money and regulate the veins tbereol? By tbe way. I don't see wby Congrwm then, 1 prastune that you will tolerate fair did not regulate tho valoa thereof ro that play. A man has a right to think as fa. uur gold dollar* would have teen eaglm, u tha p:~«, y«* k»°». in this country, and ' aad uur ten cent pincoa dollar* besides, I will liberally reward yon when rtamp ia ail that is valuable, it could have ' oar financial policy ia adopted by rhe ^ro- buundoMjrot and we triumphantly ride over the poonibiy, Ma. Borrow:—If you will assign ma a eotucr io your political sheet, 1 would like to communicate with my poor deluded fel low ciluccv I am aware that you alight- bloated bondholder and the moated aristae racy of the country. I hare not until re coolly, paid much auaptfon to the principtes pertaining to finance, far I have not bad occasion to bare my attention called ia that direction. I have morally joined tbe Nalioaala, aud oincc than, I bare be come educated sad the srolro have rapidly fallen froro my doodad mental vision, and I nowrunc, the whole field of natieoal trouble aad dearly see the ream of all our dificulty. When I joined our Coon eil a few evening, riaee,! war pot through the catechism a faw tio.ro, aud then dub­ bed professor of finance ana aeot into the vineyard to labor with other co-worker* and, to day, would have had our national and private debts paid, and would have money and to .pare—bow short, sigh ted u was in war pig heeded Coogremmea, wbo were rolled, as we M>ppc«d. a. lair rep­ resentatives of tbe iatailigetma of the peo­ ple, bat bow grossly we bare bean doped aad swindled When Congrem issued the greenback l.gal "tender notes, aba did a pretty good thing, who dare dispute that don't try to dodge tbe fad by eueh fiinwy argumcalr, as that it was tiw omfidcaee in tbe governmanta ability and integrity, and that the people did here I ««u. Geatlcmeu I will begin by taying that I-was a Ro- believe that aha would redeem tho jeumiae the had amde by .pecial agreement that pdWican. and SB old liner, before I became a Nations]—a finance man, by the way, we all are inrtaMted to begin our oritione on theetnmp, orhn lhe street, ia that man­ ner. and I pnouma tbe principle will held good in appearing before my foDow-citiseua through the pablie printjaa the object is to what eoofora tha value oa paper, it ia tbe awaken food recullecuotx of old party tira valoa, it in the mooey. Coagree., howand help break down prejudices that xroeg •ver, was ignorant sod abort sighted, ia barrier to huin.u progras, and as wo making tbetro.ro, for it djd not make tbe mooey eUolute. If Congruro bad only Aak the traitor Niakern if l>ma m legal known, and followed the unique and origin­ tender among the Rcpud'istora. People would certainly think ao who look at him, wish it distinctly understood that I was a al ideas of the Natioaala on finance, it bear bia talk, and who know Ms peat hia- Republican, good aad true, before tha might just a* well hats made throe prom­ scire dropped trow my eyre iu our Coun­ ise to pay notes absolute mooey, by chang­ cil Chamber. I# now plainly see that here­ ing the form of the stamp ro that lU Wife Ln tlx making of- nominations it will tofore I was the dope oF fools, tod had would hare reed, "thia io a dollar,” iustood be well tu remember that people will vote blindly followed corrupt politicians and for men that represent their principles ir­ demagntpiee. much unlike' our pore, patri­ one dollar." M it i. the government's respective of party, thia spring, more than otic and unaspiring leader ia this State, stamp that makes the bill valuable, and ever before, aud hence that only men of the Hon. Mio. W. Fidd, who would net not the contract to pay one dollar endorsed have an uCoe. no, not he, and many other! co tbe biii. Such a »j»tetn es we Nationprinciple should bo selected of Irauer f.tae whom wu hare among n«, ala—wo finance men hare adopted, would have been a great saving to the Country, and whom we all know. Gentlemenfoe under tlx prrwent false .jateta adopt Before 1 proceed farther with my aab«d by Coagrem. the government will be jeutjGeotiMMo. I weald rapactfally re obliged to pey throe noire io dollar*— ahro tpMM, ia the language of tbe orator al hue mooey. So, you see, our government Cmaar'e funeral, "leod me your m," b virtually in debt fur all its circulating for I am drawiag near very near U> tbe all paper, for it all beura promieoi to pay. Tho Fittaourgh Gauttr thinks that 'die important suLjeel, which has ro long <n- But, my fellow cilisens, take eoaragt. for griaad the attention uf our luog cared RcpnblicM party in I’enmylvania will de­ the National, are coming to the naacne— Congranmcn, who hare in vt in grappled velop increased strength this year. the people sere it and rejoice—the bloated with the mighty problem now before tbe Tho Democratic Hoose is trying to Antertcun people, fora scrim of year.. thidd ita bogus reform by putting a false They could not divioa the suae of our first propose to repesl the roaumptitm set —wo can't redeem our paper fee there is label on the teH-tale deficiency bills. Their pare souls do co abominate fraud, yoa natoly for this country the riddle bu a discount of one sad ooo eight cents on lately been rand, and people begin to hai1 a dollar, we could not redeem if tbe paper The fcuyfe say..—" Will not everybody bj happy when the Natteaafa gmtheir oc w money—the atampod paper dollar?” If, anybody refuses to take it, .boot him op the spot fa the moUd of the organa of the above the eoat of the paper. The money io good, for bara t it get tbe government', •tamp ou it—tha valne io in the stamp, and not ia what the stamp k<m- iarriaata valMiaa more fable, and if poopfo ahould have any hesitation, at all, about taking it, we can amend the conalitutfea again, ao that it will read, Coegrro. .hall have power to regulate the valne of foreign paper, instead at foreign coin aa it now reads, for it will be for th. ioterrat of tbe people,—wbat the people want moot be done, for this io tbe pecpleW jgovernmoot. and isn't it the stamp tbst makes it valua­ ble, and Imndre, hasa t Coogrrea regulated the value thereof as U haa tha power to do under the new amendment? The in■inualion that some have advanced th.f the Torkiah government it bankrupt, ia hardly worthy of notice, for han't Con In our Reedy mode Denartmcnl evident that mv monetary ayMam m al wrong ar those wants would be supplied. Now these wants have long boro Mt but have not hues provided for audamoog.il Fob. fft, 1878. whan the Toledo Ororeo tfon dragged the saw ill.ng trath to light, aaHamlro did the tnpk banded moomro. !<to tbe want uf amoey that oaaaua CUFFS aad tha latest nuvslticu in SCARFS, TIES and Silk Handkerchiefs Umbrellas. Satchels and Shawl Straps. 33 Monroe st., Grand Rapids, Mich. VOLTAIC PLASTER CHROIIC PLEURIH CURD. At Hickory C orners In Barry County dtttribed as follows: •mSji HOMET OF HOBEBOOltD HO T18 < -HA.Nir r< gel the cOMtitutioa amended, ao that we ran coin paper, thaee will be no promise to re.lrem, aad whnt i> the nae of redeeming? Isn't it alaolwtt mooey, end doree’t it re­ deem iteeir.’ Doesn't it my oa ita face, tha ie a dollar, this is are dollem, ettt IMPERIAL SOAP GREAT BARGAIN OffEIJS SOLICITED tifealbangh U ha. not as yet brae teught i.ow«K3 cel chsBUra, for I think the idea will be readily grtapod and adopted by on enlight­ ened people II io thia, the vahm ol the absolute fwprr xuooev i. not ao noeh to the mavp, after all. aa tt is ia tbe "power Iffleriou ft’t&wlin The Secret Out at Last! of oar Uad—the at» otote will ofCoagrrna. GaotlemMl Oar ahaolule mooey might just as wrfl be a blank piece of paper of eonveaieet aim and shape, aa anythia« efee. Tbe real value .-f the iterop, n tu tally the paper, an that when Congrats gets through regulating the value, tbo paopls eaa res bow it baa been regulated, sod tu facilitate Wonderful Di aLo»t THE ORIBIUU. & OILY GEHiUSE HICHOLS, SHEPARD £ Cl ..me pr -oeple the school t»y wrote under tbe daaigo ha drew on hie si.te. lhh is a horse," and f<« no other. Ge.tl.nMa’ Some advocate that th. precious Betel. Meao/ocrereWea/yiy How foolish and absurd is such a CRA Mr TQM RR O TliKRR, there wa. a premium-ou paper, for there oory It require, labor to grow our 8, 4, ff. 8 end 10, Rutger. Pforo, .nd 33 ia not enough gold and ailver in the treuaend 3S Jeffmoa 8c. New York. raw tod separate II from the koraul, aad nry to cash nil throe stem cireulating io lha ft tG t wWcwfaU we il io tho paper mi1!, dom k not?— McCarthy, honey £ GILES. country, don't argue to me that paper in r\~4—r Ml-L more convenient to carry; and, that if men By Gruem generally and-by kn.w it was ou par with gold they would Z. B. WILLISON, foal psrfocdy mfe rod would not ask to Hastings, Mich the happy aathora of a financial .yatem bare it redsemod, only ro certala cuter which tbo iagoauity of mro, under the pro tie., for the argument is old—/Acre half per pound? direst nacamily, ia any ago, or in any SMjpfo be a grand rush. We propose to Me, my fellow ciUamm, the No country heretofore never thought of. Th. . - -------- -J M lha royal road to preaponty. QOtem is simple, and easily tabght in all our Cnsncil Chamber*—ao mmpla, indeed, quite preperetl to make cur alxolute^.] „„ ouedialty iavile you all to join m. M it, that I presume tor that very reason mooty, aad, m the only sbaolute money and share with oa tho reward of oorhboau. racy will get these promire to-poy Mtm a!) cashed m they are Ixicotnicg alarmed at oar mw syutem of finaoe., aad thus drain the treasury. I know there is nothing valuable about the stuff, only lb. tmprmnlM made by the governmoot, sump, bat then, we would like to keep Bounce that money ■ Um great peOkoea for all our worn. Yea. mooey. Goode, tboeoiafar kasp-qpkea,—a. ■ rtlie of a ' men, il is what the amnify ooada it ia false eyM.m of fiaaaeo. wbat you and I Mad my fellow witiaeoe. I speak from my own uperieaoe, I speak from tbe espetWca of ctbcn. and J speak from the aspadonae of my aouairy. Now A complete line of UOLLA.R8 and OVERCOATING in good Xyks. it aa the harbinger of better timra. l^is fortunate, indasd. for thi. people, Oral ia throe latter days—days of poKtiro) aortap­ lion and eitiraMry that we had a few patriotie and far seeing KatessMa who wen eo/rerewail trHarpt'risy that other partiea could not bold Ibero, wbo mat in a .ro- am now professor of that branch of tbo (object, and, aa it ia ant one of the secrets of our Coewii Chamber. 1 feel at liborty, mt, my fallow idfi—a, I teal that it ia my bounded duty to ..lighten Urn public for WHITE SHIRT fe tbe Ot,- BUSINESS SUITS. TO THE CONSUMRE Of ^lifttnUfijBiia The Mild Power ANEFFECTUAL SPECIFIC CURES HUMPHREYS’ Homeopathic Specific* �If Th contemplate NaMteOk, March 7. 187K jWANZER 4. BARNES, SUCCESSORS to Barnes oo a CHOOSING Mr*. A. P. Dreks, Sr-Md. That w^ th. ashore uf Hasting* Kasten, Star Lodge No. 31. A. M. of whieh Slater Drake waa a jute and upright member, rocognixcd with dne anb■brion lb. will of tha Matear, would 1. this tnauoer expnas cur appreriaticn of the virtue* of our deeded Steer .nd ten­ der her bereaved huaband and relariv*, our wartnret sympathy* in their great *f «£££ ALL ABOUT THF. COirSTTV. A RepuUiron v.ctory at the April elec­ tion*. can be had with proper effort, and a great public fo*«. it b worth working for. . Clement Smith wm obliged to dbapNn. M. K.'Tpylor goe* Ea»t thi* week for the purpose of purchasing new good, Monday Bight, .nd lho people .1 lud BCar for her millinery cetabliahment. Barney * School Huwse in Baltimore. on A nkv, uew, herd fence adore* tb« Tueaday night, by rcarou of mcknoa of front of tbo reridence of Mro. W. I. F. himwlf and family. Ha will without Ham. and (>«»r Young, on Green St doubt fill lw> other appointment* thia J■ 8. Garkaon ha* removed hi* photogrtph gallery from State, to Jefforeu St. Tho young tucu of Barry county, wbo by Mr. wiU thia »pri*g cart their fine ballot, ar* invited to look over lb* pant record of the two partici. we claim that there are but two partita to-day: the party of boocat money, oonlrJtod by tho Republicans, xrxl Sunday last. ’ \ the party of infiationbto, controlled by Among other improvement* now being Democrats,—and decide whether they will made, we notice the erection of a fine re. go with the luiueal men or the repudia tdonce by X. B. WjHhtm, on Mill street, tn the Third Ward. Al a regular meeting of Harting, East The editor of the Bas mb* would like era riur Lodge No. 31 of A. M. the fol­ Repudiators fisg whtob i* strung aero** State street, beautifully illustrate, the condition the party will be in uu Mun­ day night.—Woundup, lowing rorolutian wa* adopted. That tbe thank, of tbi* Lodge be tendered to Mr*. H.yford, Mr*. D. G. Robinson, and all other, wboro kindly amiated in making our Maaouic Fertinl a sucrea,. and that a.oopj of these nsolultoM be farni»hsd the city faper, foe publication. T. I’UILI.II-a. Dcapite llie hard timet, it >< true that a At tbo Council meeting Friday evening, farmer Can .now buy more yard* of print* With a pound of butter, than at any other ou the .{ucatfon ef tbe adoption of Aid. Dewey's reaoluxiou lo -inrtruct the City tinw in tbe country'* history. ' Then- wiU be a Pink Bibboa social at Tmuarer to enforce tho prorarion, of tbe Halon Hall, on Wednesday evening, oruinsnte rdatrie to lireMing saloon*. April lid. Admirefon. ten rente; thu to Aid. Davey and Kaaaall voted for the revolution, Aid. Abbey, McNaughton aud iodide rupper aud a “ joDy good lime." TomUttaon toted against the rreolntion, V/Thecfiek uf ilur ailvtw dollar » not Aid. Wiakletnau, who wta present, refused loud iu the lud. Tbe friction of 12 eoito pclled the editor'of the Baxxk* to read! ail appointment* to speak for the present week. Thia will explain* bi* abrenre from oa tba road, for tbe very popular "Advxnee" chilled plow,- for whieh they are agent, for this county. k II. Salubuiy recently of thi* eity. • are inf rmtd that hcN<.‘/king a ,pleaid baainere. Sueenw to you. Lea. CARPETS, . AND terta, C«ni. FM»_. VARNISHES Of every variety aad kind. Mb •mij arouruoty preparea. -> m; ««—*• _ fflf fills H THE SMt Stylish Goods for the Spring. Rnt'lmi, That wr cordially bear WWtrom that nor deeroaed Sinter was cm in wbme life and character tbe prinaplca of our order were faithfully portrayed , that •a a woman, she wa* alway* just red faith­ fol, aa a friend, p.ervua aad true, and aa a Steer of our order, ever ready to culti­ vate and hocer tho |>rincipl<B that bind us topether. Rn-M, That wc reiotoo iu tbo belief that tho earth will, in due time dre up it* treasure,, and tbu wa shall be again united, and that beneath the providence and power of the Supreme Coad neter death ha.* no dominion, tbe grave no vic. rtfA A rj/r orjyr^ WE XEVER SELL A J‘ERSOS ONCE BCT WHAT WE GET HIS TRADE AGAIN HECACSE WE TREAT HIM RIGHT. BENNET’S GREAT STORE Children’s Suits 81.00 and Upwards! JACKSON, MICH entered at large upon cur record*, and that a ropy be furnabed to the huband of our deceased Sieur, and tbo city paper, fur publication. BOYS’ SUITS AT ALL PRICES. YOUTHS' 8CITS AT ALL PRICKS. t - Good heavy douUe-and-twial COTTON PANTS, on|y JI.00 worth Will Sell them CHEAPER than any House in America. Julia WtotmiAX, ) ' $1.50 in other Store.a • WE ADHERE STRICTLY 1*0 THE ONE-PRICE SYSTEM. IPl? buy our/foodt ecccluxively for Cash, therefore can sell them at lowerfigures than other stores; Proceeding* of th* Township 8 aperintendent'a Meeting held a) the eity of Harting, or. Saturday March 16, 1868. On mociou of Mr. Barker George W. Brown wu cbooen chairman, and on mo­ tion of Barden, Clark A Bsrber wm chosen secretary. Tbe following reaclnlkn war THE LffiEST lliD FIH M II HASTINGS DRUG STORE w»t M. 40. AKP H CAWAl^T.. county of Barry heldln the city of II*ating, on the 16th of March, 1878, it wa* deemed ad ruable to bdJ a StatoTcaehen' Institute at the '* - - • • month of April____ , ___ towuabip superin indent*. ,u nunc* of George W. Brown oi George C. Nevin, of O Enoch Andru* of Carlton, ( Barden '.nd Emily Holm* of 1 ROKERTHi Patterns in the Highest Art of Carpet De- \ .... .i__ I. • ________ ___ ______ \ \ GRAXD RAPIDS. MICHIGAN- f ..., _______ t«t OtHtott TO I R B-BBXT* , NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES Nrehnlh, to be employed by the SapC. of Pablie Interuetion to aaut in tbe work of •ueb Ip*titnte. (Jo motion of Mr. Nevin* an executive rommiuce of three, rousting of George C. Nevin*, George W. Brown and George D. Barden were appointed to make all necanary arrangemenu foe hJdmg a Tcacbeni' InMitutc. Georg* W. Brown Stretched oonipieujuily aerwaa Main St., *Wc notice the streamer bearing upon it the committee aud GrorgeJ.'. Navin* aocrettry. Oa motion of Mr. Rarden a copy of the great war cry of the Grtcnbaekcr '-Time to Work.” W« abo notice aeverai of there proceeding, of tbe meeting were to be apastbw of the naw political organization faraiahed to the Hartlag* h£* Jvurvrl and Harting* Republican Baxxbb for (to bo) rtsndinp on our atrnet corner*, busily enlightening tho ignorant on the publication. subject of finance; Several uf three wbo bare so recently iliriaomad into able (?) fiusuccer* aud-ltarurd aUlcaturo ar* really people who ought iu be improving the time j. they'bi vatu word, and art around the S'rccia. supfurtrd noCwylEetr Mr Wood fit Mill at work revising tbe uwu industry bui (by the bard work of] Tariff bill, *n>l the iodastrisL portin wive, aud daughters. Tbirei wbo run will ] revving, and Mr. Wood tbe carving. tT-ST"”1""' ‘ PAINTS, OILS. T>. Or^L Patent Melipac*. Dye nir<«. Trtlrt Arti^X aaA*a X.*ba». «... Mt. ,OT,«tl.l>dHfVAh8,£' Carpets Accurately Cut and Per­ fectly Made. SCHOOL^ BOOKS KSnxls.lsi’KZilX’.ri: 4IID STHTIO/IEHY. Bennett's Great Store sat. J ACKSON. MICH ESK’ •) »pp>j Tbe lUpabliearu will meet iu cxu.nu at tbe Town House in Irving, on Thureday. March 2Elh, at on* o'efoek, p. m., to put in at mica.i n candidate* for townahipaffiaen By order of eomtuittre. Jflumev to Jackson Far NINETY DAYS FROM DATE Elegant Table NiiverwiYre DRY GOODS PILGRIMS Man Killed In tha Wood*. eulate it all over tbe Chy. Tbe Udo; R^fMiea» tfn . Vaitilaticn i, good in all awes. Tharefare, wa aay, ventilalo tbi* greeubaok iallalioe b^ loan thoroughly, and kt tha daylight into ttM> corruptiog scheme, .nd it will paa* away like *cow before the May no.. Do you want to be taxed fcr all time to oocnr, by having tbo Drpot oo the extreme ewt.-ru limit* af the Qty. «eo of th<4th Ward of tbe City, of Hearing* I If *o, vote to redact Alderman TtexUoron. There wa* a aad accident near Nashville on the 2Clh, inoL David Stauffer, an old man, the father of L. E. Stauffer of tbi* city, wa* chopping in tbe wooc' one mile wert and north of th* vilhgu of Naabrilla. with hujwo little gyantb-iu. When the) were aome distance apart tho boy, cut a tree down, which falling tervek Mr. Stauf­ fer on the back of (ha Mck killing him almost inrtandy. He wa* a well known aad highly rewpeetod eiliten of Cartfotoa, and leave* a Urge circle of mourains On Feb 26. 1878, I fort a note of 115 made payable to tbo Hasting* National Bank and dua April Irt. 1878, .igned John Svirie* aad Drloa Smith. The pay­ ment of aaid note ia hereby forbidden. 46 48 Wai.TBB Covby. Wa ar* told that Alderman Tomlinson mid in tbe Bed Ribboo Club Itoom oo Th* Cltiaen* wiU butyl thrir ward cen­ tare M follow. : -• Three, at tha Council Chamber. Four, at County Chrk'a offi.-e. for the purpoeo .of placing ia nomination eundidaua far Ward officer-, oa Friday •rente; te halt part au o'clock. wbo are opposed to again unsettling value*, to arraying capital igaiart labor, and secret'pelitic*! partite, aa having * direct tendency to uwdermtoe th* principle of jopular government, are invited to mete in oauetu, at th* Court Howe, oa Tburodsy evening. March 28th, al 7 o'clock to place in nomination a cititea*' tiekrt for city officer*. H«tit», Mmlt 20, 18T8. A. J. Bowxb, J. W. B«.vtlxt, W. 8. Goodtbab, 8. C. Pbixdlb, and eighty-three other,. On Saturday a warrant waa room out againat H. A. Bu*adl. dbargin; him with WusutAB, Gao. W. Knight, Premd.nl Balling liquor to a common drunkard. Ha of the Fanner*' Mutual Fire IwraraMa wm areretod, and Monday morning plead Compoy. of Iforrj end Eaton eoutrtb*; guilty, and waa fined 625.00 end real*. has been anddonly died from hi, labor by reaitte Chsrire A. Bailey far a aitoilwaf fence a id the trial ia awl down for Friday, U 9 o'clock in the forenoon The euiu wren rommeured bafora M W. BiUr. Irt dqy of May, and will not rue ax* until (MXt winter. All partis h»vieg to on our yard, wishing them Mtwetf w ple»«c notify u* *1 oore. 7 W. C. k W. 3. Kbu.t. HMtingx, Mareh 11, 1878. « ♦ Church .nd Railrred Street. XB6tf____ ' • Query ; "Wliy will maw atmAe earn mon tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Brea. ‘Stal »/ h’ortk CarM^; te tha aame price Y XXtt-36yl Bank Rtport. For aab at John Bf^* barbarahoy. BEi-onr or tub Coxnrnow or tub flatethtseaiaaetiaubi* )«>*!- ** ">•«* Hxwixom Matioxxx. Babb, ar Hatvixoa, ix thb Rtstb or MtcuMlAX, AT TBB Cu»*B OF Bl'HIXBSfl, BENNETT’S GREAT STORE French, English and American Dress Goods. Half Wool Fnbriques27 inches Wide, 121-2 Four feet wide black Cashmeres at 95 cents. Not to be found in the State less than $1.25. 36 inch all wool Cashmeres, any shade, 50cts. Heavy Double Fold Black Alpacas, 17cts. Full lines of Trimming Silk al $1.00. Breaking Plow THY IT FAHMEK8 COME AND 8EE, JASON RICH, All the Gems of elties at Prices ] in the Land. Wants we will I liantait aMan pml ihtitiMi. Ii mUsmIj i few tf ankle W kj atf itthrt Ik ErtRini (Bl ma Hanoi hnj®< BREAKING PLOW TEAS. m 20 eta. to 90 eta. par lb. i * equal to any in ttaeity st outta ycu it ot*. COFFEE. SUGARS. �Purity of Elections) The Le-galrtttre at iu last erosion made several laws to preserve tbe panty of ejec­ tions which citUcnaahotW study rarofnlly. as tbo Spring elortiuns are cluse al hand. Some of thewe acts hava been mentioned heretofore, prod others will be referred to hereafter. Ono of them of great import aoce, “To preserve tbe Purity of Elec tioos," may bo found on page 133, Public Arts of Mithijaa, Session of 1877/art Tl.c weather is remarkably fine, sud wb.at looks ita vary l-trt. i ten ■ M27. Tho tntal apgrgato of petiaione paid ticca Aaron Ore, one of tho olden reaith-nts 1731 to tbo preMut time has bran »428r of tbe town rf Orangeville, died on the 20a,8&9.M. 8th, after a lung aud severe iilsow. He A pn-iuinrat DvOsoersGe I'u-prvsvwtsLivs was om of tho highly eatecraed redden is in the Iasi C«mgrrM>wh<> ‘ r of thia part rf Barry, and died at s ripe iovMtigator and who wa<scalooa ia cudcav- i 108 prureAing the datire of the inspect­ old age. Dis funeral co tbe 10th wss onag to upcerth Repabliean wrong <Lriag, । ors of ekethma Thi, act provides that largely U tended t has bcm brought to criefby the discovery I on the poll Isrts, that whenever nny rote ia challenged aad sworn in the number art against the name of such ch aliengel voter shall be written distinctly in ’peaal, on tbo back ofiiia voted ballot, aad ■ piece of blank paper be pasted over it? so that the canvassers easoot see the number, that this cancelled number .hall De1st alcno the ballot prwne-J with tho other ballots, so that, in case tho elortion is contested, the paper pwtrd over it can Iw torn off by the ci'tsrt, the number bo revtalod, and a comparison with tho poll Ust will show who voted H and either party to the coatrsl may prara tl-at such role was illegal. Inapecton at electinn are required by law io execute llvnie protisions with scrupulous fidelity. Tbo roads continue bad enough, ■e< HalMla* m X«. W’svseeBl. (AT ADVERTISING FAYS -rwWTtS?^ Tbe Mrs. Portins, Brown, aad Osiraa, of bis own crooked roadurt. and soon I; aad Mina Holcomb hare been very s^k. the first thtas fcr a long lime, they all Tbe Spring election is near at head, aad the Greenback tai! to tbe Democratic party is shown and landed as . wonderful all US«./ k-r sort s~»«:.-n W Want Jactai & Saiiiai SIBTl NAVY BAILIOAB. ■A--10B3CC0 BICEIGAN AM THE SOOTH Tho meetings st the M. E. Church coolinac with an increasing interest, about thirty hare professed saving grate. Schools are dewing fcr tbe seaacn, they have, generally, been successful. ■ "WHITE Farmers are getting ready for business and anticipate a ehanoc to plow and sow Chicago, March IS.— In pomtance of a cal! foe a meeting of tbo Hard Money Ixagne nod th-w- in sympathy with ita ob-; jeets, prominent btuincH men represent iog a numb-T of Western States and both 1 the RcpaUican ana Democratic parties, At Augurla, Me, the Republicans elrrt met at the Grand Pacific thir afternoon the Mayor by 242 majority. and were caffcd tn ordsf by tbo Hou. It is proposal to pay gold for the int lot George W. .Ulen of Milwaukee, wbo set forth tbe object <if\hj meeting in a few ci billion purchased under the new Nilrer words and alledcd to tho tKecnaity for an organitation like that contemplated by causes. One of tbs wheeb io tbe finance maehioe bsqomes dogged, perhaps shat­ tered. Tbo terrible Wall-rtrcrt ‘ermh whieh follows ia communicated to crore part of tbe finanas] mechanism of the country. But analogies do not stop here. T»Ai!S ddisd X6krH. ^\the Yea, BIAND BANDS DIVISION. Tbe Reliable Short Ida. LIVER COMPLAINT Taere ia good reason to believe that tba RceampGoa-ie^eal bill will not command * majority of tha- Senate Finance CommitBurchard's bill to promote the refund­ ing of tbe National debt and a loan of sav­ ings will be favorably reported by tho Ways and Means Committee. “j'm Gjv. Uampten farorrJ the redaction of tho lUpublecan Circuit Judges by tbe South Carolina Lepialaturc, because they were ejected on a mere technicality. The 1-oodou Am«usiul thinks that none of tho European govern menu which have been invited by the United Statu IBSSi' , ___ _____ ___ jifthty curatir* iofluvuv. Virulent bluod prisons that lurk iu the system are by them rubiwid of their terrors, and by thrir persevering sod souHwhst protracted use the rnoit tainted •y.lean msy be completely renovated and built up anew Enlarged glands, tumoro snd swellings dwindle away snd disappear Servioc will recommend the removal of under the Influence of throe great resolrDoorkaeper Polk, on the ground of loose THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY tnaosgemrut and the violation of law. GRAY S SPECIFIC MEDICINE The Direoture of the mint have received two hundred new silver dollars, which were distributed smong Senators axteanrely in racbange tor the greenbark dollar. EMPLOYMENT! St.W*> Tbe Democratic House is the most ex* travagMt branch of tbe Government. In mcvcial natioas froves that guldlnd silver poaaeski stability ofyndoe in a greyer de­ gm than any other Mfljmodiiida, and are therefore the best standard Of raise, and, Tbe Senate has confirmed Hua. Wiliam in conMrtitm with paper repraasmtstirrs convertible info d.cra oa demand, tho only A. Howard for Governor of Dakota. Postnumtero: F. W. Punham, at Bay »fc and uniformirircuUtlng mediu^i. 3. It U the duty of the Govcrnmaot to City, Mich., John P. Crewman, Williams­ town, Mich. Tbo English dufaadun of tire Halifax award undertake to say that liey proved that the value of tbe catch uf the United States within thu three mile limit amount­ in 1870 to over 18,000,000. RAILWAY COMPANY Registration Notice. JKQ VA'- WtWB 8SWS BOILER WORKS ,<5’ »«t aiusam The House UotamitXee has agreed to re­ p tn in favor of Mr. Slayer a bill to advance •100,000, io anlicipetioo of tbo next fiscal yaar, fur continuing werk on ths now ffi-’EsSESM' •uMSiTM in Batiitf. ty Is likely to be split. Senator Kernan of New York thinks is the financial question. He therefore advises that they leave it alone, bat Moan. Ewing k Co, say oo. •E-Egssai ma a«r as tfti wsss'as taa Is u, trmtoggi? t-a’rgti aaa: 'f s.sss. U <•> iXmv W. wa> lk. Pennsvi Thus Tar GenetJ Ewing has made tbo loudssl lad for tbe support of the Nations I salt's* fetAJSSJ N-EIjIC IL I StJEGICAL IlltNUTE. JSbteASix Tbe gentlemen la Waablugloa *1m> have been acting as attorneys for Wylls and be a riolstiou of tbd spirit bl the Const! Andcrsuu say that, their friendv' in New ' tntina, sad of tbo sf-iril of the laws and pledgee under which our war coreeaey wa- Orleans hare gixco up all hop of present iwued, and as tho experience of tho world pardon. Gov. Nichols steads in fear of lias prored would neremarily ba followed by still further depreciation, to tbe grow Nothwiduunding t bo mistakes of the injury of all legiumoto bail owe, and to the suffering of tha fabcrin-/ ri»nrt. upon Adminisuation, the Republican* turned whom the arils of the depreciated cureen out wall ia Nsw Hampshire, as tn exam­ cy inevitably falls moot heavily. ple to their brothers throughout tbccsiuniry to SUnd fast by the grand old party for b.-uer things ia tbe future. •w-' THE ( H. V ER WELL MEDICAL CO. JaMMtlsnu U«-a-d CSLIIe The Administration ilia trouble over -colter appointment ihst of Cutter, to be Paymaster General pf the Navy. The best thing that ma be said ia Its fkvar is that auute of the “lodapcadcnV papers are declaring against Ik On* third of the satire vming pupal*, lion of Keatarty raaaot md tbe ticket they vote, and 150,000 children are grow­ ing up ia ignorance of ths mure elements of an English education. No wonder the K®syrep The subject uf the following utxioo baa rood ground to complain to Senator Coakling that bis orctas are not wall fc tone wboc they go back oo the Senator's Irisad tbu. -Tbo Now Hampshire Uvw falls waiting to S<M it- If be has hoc lira nerve the ouly dms ia Ww aunh who will npricn are the implsmblei ebe WJef» ibo war is net entUd Mid .lbs .Tilden ofk^rfofr^. A.G.OL1 PAYS FOR iailroad � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-04-03.pdf 7bc209fb062ac41b12598b773006757f PDF Text Text epnblican Banner resurars srxer vruxaanav sv newer * freeman. | -runts or acNcuvnoN: VOL. 22. NOg#. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1878. rates of advertising. a S.srsdvl tn- ••eatoass •ss** WHOLE NO. 2095 FARMERS LOOK HERE Pcrata, Plain, Full Ground _ _ _ '40 Cutie_ 50 m- “ • v “ . J“nt,r PolntaF“” Groot”1 M Uliver s New Improved Jointer ard Cutler Allachmenta are tbo lightest stTOOCtet, beat and ei.«ap«i ever rtlMbod to any Plow. " “ CALL OK. C. RUSSELL, AND THEM SEE will be do cheaper. Then, wby Mt stick to coin or pramiees toney ano? Perhaps coin will be as stable in ita vriua, and paper pnitaGc* are jutt as convenient a» stailme paper with the word •‘doBsra' printed upon it. How (hen ia thia nriemjitiun or eonv< r aion of such current Barney in comsaodi- per capita! How will you got rid of all other kinds of money preparatory t.> ita iaeue? But, suppose that all done and that the supreme moment hne arrived, Low pill v..a atari the thing? You have propoMd to begin by paying of the national debt with absolute money, very well, that will give aa two biDiona of currency, three times what wo now bare. But what if । we Ud net a.y nptmori debt? What will a nation do who han not any? But you any they ,11 have them, very well, bow then when the debt U small? What if it was vary large? .In Great Britain you would issue fil.OCKl.MW.OUO to tocin with, I suppose. What next? You will pay all sabrias aod public ehargre bv sim­ ply opcratiag the prtoting-preaa. ' You speak of taxes. Why wiil you as­ ses. rax.* when you haae plenty ot paper aod foci&iea fur printing ••Thia ia a dol. tor" upon it? But taxre arc to be pays- ' PHYSICIAN &SDRGEOH. SOLE AT PRICES LOWER THIN BEFORE THK I1B ! Mflbinc in the Hardware, Hantea or Fann Implement line, cal! w. . GREBLE & RUSSELL. DENTIST balance of trade due the commercial world. What do you get by taxation? Why, your own atwolure money. good for nqth certainly outside yowr own joriadirtiun. Gold has th.J, and you make no promiwt •ver to get or pay «oy. How will you trade in anything, even for the 4ecusaiti<s of national life in any •sn-rpcocy, which of itself destroys ail roarideore ia ' yenr almduto owoey. Yon may export ouu modules. Thalia natunal barter. But how will the nation get the n>mu>oditks to export? Probably tkey do not exist etreutolfon at sD, provided a still cheaper for exportation. They sridom do when a nation aa at a piaeh. aod not at ail io most one eon" be obtaiMd. Why to thia? fleeh If you prohibit men fr6m doing tn any­ where to the world y5S will And it aba> lately iapomible to pt event population and pnsperiiy dearrtiog auijh cvuntriui for | Ukm where th.; precious metals are to be found in abundance. Thewr things are [ found wbm the precious metals are found 1 or where it ia believed they won will bo, ; and now hare elav. And whenever these ■ metals gr« tote the band* of the people, : even if wholly daauoethed. so for st the sedon of ths Guvrratncnt ran arentsplhb Shawl® • it, by foilurn to coin and depriving them Announcement ! ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR IM CH AX CURT Pretest attntioa rim la WINTER GOODS ! AT COST! i Now is the time to secure bargains. Dress Goods anti | very cheap; as I intend soon to go to New York for my Spring Stock, ’ land muBtninke room. Como early and-secure such bargains as never same, became such is Useir flare iu life. [were offered to the people of Barry County before. I They might depart of thcrnsel vra for ooun I The Studebaker Wagon! ! Every One Fully Warranted! trim which allowed them to retain thrir vriuible qualities, but the people would part with the metal, from eothpulrioa, not fh® choice. You cannot dwpriro gold aod silver of thrir naacutial money functiowa by law untow you extinguish them utterly, or at tout banish them absolutely from the foe. of ths earth, nor ran you transfer their use. to absolute money, any more than you ran transfer by art of Cosgraa Um coratia! funrtiow of motberbood to the sawdust dolls of the nuresry. No agreement lika thia b«r« art up m the foundation of absolute money ia puasible, simply because it is instinrtiraly known by everybody to be impoaaible, aod tbs asnramption that vnrii an agrtetncai to imposed upon the peopto by the Gov stnaeM stamp upon worthless paper is hardly sufficient to support a propeoitiou ao emphatlcslly requiring strong argunrat Again, it is said that “thr *ov«reign power murt create all the entreat mon.y to be uxd by the people of tbo natiua and each money may be made of any material wbataoerer. The bare for the redemption or conversion of such current money will betotbe commodities of all kinds that may be parphtred with it and to the ariarias, taxes, dutire, wages, debts, aod jndga meuta that may be prid with It," oto. "If the asms nominal amount of gold, but peetradc which might be paid in arms and se«f for money use. a greater value in aiunitioaa, beatdea thit, <v«a if the com amatl vtmi than gold. *o that it » ex­ moditie. exist in your nation, they belong |I ported or melted down and replaced by a 1 to indiridnria, not to tbo Goreremait. I,< beeper coin Those who get them kn-iw How ptherwuw b the Goacrnment to avail . iteclfaftlicmunlcre.it ctrnfiacato. Your well that atari! soins with low silver ia taxes yield no means ol payment,-no lipau 'them wCl circulate at par with gold, whicl ■vf credit. Yen cannot borrow. Yon have is the worlds standard, and they are not alow to resort to .exportation or to the mdting-poi for the profit. It is an nn<iuast>oeable feet that silver i>dfaa a small note iawtrth more thaa as a large one. There e*n be no powible Inourhirtwar gUd did not have us doubt of this nor is there any other possi­ 1beesuae we were in rroubfe, but boausr ble explanation of it than the om 1 hare we.rejected it aod imued a cheaper eur'rvocy, a au-jnoded promt*, to pay, which usurped ita pl.ee in the Lands of the peo­ ple. but which like all otbvr things, atiU 'com>s to the incxorabl. tuesaure of gold, 1all through and ever vino.the war. Your power to levy taxes parable in three to kcaa would be folly. The Muff you would collect than in would be wathleas in every fmerpeney, nod the Govvrntnent would I die. and the currency would die, and ths nation would disintegrate all togrtLrr AY ho Would take Jour currency in ex oat of the con.irv, alihottfh be would ofcourse be robbed all the way. Our ex­ tradition laws would have to reverse their action aod force back fugitives from in­ justice into a nation of tfaiens, fur no man could trust his fellow. The nation would be organised upon the laris of eooflnea lion, and if all the world abould also adopt absolute money, society would be the forty thieves in a state of snarthy. But that idea of founding abeolnto money upoa all MESSER BROTHERS. How will you rateh them? Men will honnl, tbny will bury their treasure in th. earth, and even if you could would you bare the bmrrt to daOtrov twriro billtona of Hirer .nd gold? Wbtwrer 4oa thia dretroyu the great mining iodualrira of tbs world Whrt reirif would there Im for th. workingman in that? How much would thrir tantrtfo. odd to Um v.1. PfliHMWiCAL tfiSUST. PEOPLES DRUG STORE. the poor man? of purest quality only. Swarr’S Horst, TOBAGOO. CNAXIt RAFIM. - - ■_ • • - - • «><=» CROCKERY. aro: peace and good behavior on lb« part of the SoutHtra people. It in surprising to Me bow eaaily the average Democratic editorjan slide into the greenback haraeaa Between Southern Sdaima badly dcmoralisod. There tt onh_ ona thing snd get ths paps by rireply paying ths east af lbs matorvri and prtauug. and Ma­ der it in foil payment ofttou hundreddollar note and interest. A half l.usbel cf wrtatoex will pay tire (iovrmmect wril. and rebel The party editor to There u a loud demand for the subrtitutihn of aa eagle for th? boxxard oa the 90-eent dollar. Why not make an endur­ ing record of the recent coctrorenty by pottingon a gold bug. No more apathy fur the Republicans of Indiana, they propose to win at the eiee- foil to aril Mioagh 90-eeal dolkn for 105 C!UU to enable it to pay the public debt. The venerable David Murrey of Newmarket, New Hampshire, cast his Riat revutoiona, and disasters in the emrentoof trade, for there is not an instonc* in hit torr where a financial disaster wu oeva iiouod by adherrore to lb. apeei. m«Mure of values. Ou the ooctrary, departures from it, Um overtraining of credita and rreon to bredeemabl. promtoes and wild •peculations, the very eancnoe of nil which to the disregari prineiplre of metal Suppore a man give* hb promissory 1 note for 1100, absolute tommy, and goto ' the tokens or slips of paper. Whs* next? 1 He wants a horse aod find. one. Will I ba be able to iudure (be owner to part 1 with a horw worth 1100 to gold for thore 1 ■lips of paper? It will uke two eenturlvw 1 at lanrt to etore that hem trade But 1 eupjiOM ho does auecaad, aosin time he mutt pay thn note. What will that nute 1 require ot him? Mmt be pay it in good l“—" measure, one hundred gold dollars? Bn i»B from thor own enma. might just as writ have dole ths whole * ““ buriores on a guld breia. if he bta got to sacrifice 1100 gold value of some oommodity which be may hare to pav that note ho is re badly off re uader the hor­ rors of specie jiaymenL What will he do COFFEE. Phyfiiciatt’e Pre«crip’ion« and Family RecipcA carefully pre­ pared with Drugs and tTbemicds for coin aa ia the ea.v i0 thia country, then you must increase the coin of tbo world to The Andcrsoo case will not eooautnte a at local thirty-two- times in present amount Democratic lever to oust Hayea. or •183,400,000,000 where in fart, aa At a Cabinet meriting yesterday the ia above ahowa, with a reservoir of uncoin­ ed precious meta! of ooe-hrif the existing President expresrod the opinion that the it American diaoasa—the itch for Whet will you fix as the amount circulation? How many ysnre of experiment will it require to cea■kill tn nn'C. wtll.tn a t,,1l.nn A..I money is ‘•tight" you will of course relievo the stringency; Um wiuu of 'trade will require it, for even with the paper promises ot oontiorotal money and the greenbirk we were alsray. sure of that blessing. lu due lime stootote money wuuld b. of torn value than the waste bal­ lot* for defeated candidates to the last year's school meeting. This would be a fine currency for the JACKSON WAGONS. Wm. H. Goodyear. are getting rid of it by refnatog to onto it further, as tn aotn« of Um states of the Latin union, will be to invite the floods of silver from nations which, like France and Germany, hare great nrsaa on band for aale, and which they are bolding until agreed that about ooe-hrif of each metal, we open a market for what no other na­ or lee. than one half, ii caed aa money tion will take off thrir hands. Baida W oat, then, is the truth as to thorn be-| thia, we must export to meet tbo merca.inp enough of ritfirr gold or Hirer U> nerve no the baaiv of a moortary system It h apparent that if legal value than lh-y will aril for aa com­ for the world 1 modities, proves that they would do ioJot there waa in the world aa a whole any lack all the purpoam for which money in used. of sola, either of gold or Hirer, that the Bet such reorit by m . maun follows. Gold is unfit fur circulation, though not as a mcasuae of value, 'in small •uaia, and the constant neeosatty for actnri money in tba innomarable daily tranaarttonsof life gives to silver sad area capper and some metellia compositioiia nraeh greater red. value for money usre thaa is indicated by their commercial value. In fart, gold u almost ths poorest of all things Ftrr raeh uses, byreMon of its great vatae in amall bulk end tba consequent basatd ot loss iu great atagpauon which led to recent da predation in mlrer«tviag atemporsry out tel for the production of our mines, is again aboqt to culllfM, lending to another vastly increased pn.-portionste valoa from great decline in the value of that tnrtal. the proem of coinaee and the legal trodrr There ran be no doubt that the eoorquality than dore gold; and their being mom profito^of liirer mmng wUlpreriy nothing else which cun be no well ured. reins nf tU mX £ ilm/uLeWM unless promisee psyable in coin, they cir­ handle his money; he win prefer silver culate at a higher otiminx) than c.immturr- The merchant sod banker know that gold In ume, the mvllumg proauMa now ia. on deposit affunla a aero re and unvarying auguretod In semi Mxbsroa. lands, hi Aria measure’ of value, aod treating ia the hiwa Bat there ia a limit to this power, and and the iron vault* of their country, pre­ th. silver hall dollar .me. to circulate fer the more preeir.ua and lean eumberaoaxc when ita rommercial valor is more than metal- But the great fact remain. tnat about 7 per cast, foaa than ita legal or nom­ less than half the precious metal in iIm my belief, likeiy ’ to become re valuable inal value. Why is thia, if the absolute -world ia require! m tnooey by th* human relatively with gold a* formerly ITnow the proposition was to put 5 or money theory la corrw? If tt were true, race. Thia is an absolute overthrow of the ulrer abuuld Mill eirculatn U ita com­ the argument above eited. If not, why G par cwau more of silver into th. silver ■*r“ ■"•o-v*1«“ » mercial value wora reduced not only 7 but not? The truth ia that coin being reoeiv gold, and let the law go into oparauou two 70 and- 90 per tent below its legal or ed_anjt>eU<>w)edg«! aa the teat er meas­ nominal value. Besides this, all the ajb- ure of their value, promises on paper, or three yarn benca, I bdiave that the act ot remonetisation would make such a ridiary aiinsge of tbs country is raMma bank notes, and ®r0it .apply 37 per cent rid. in gold when* pvreentod in rams of of the function, of querei exchange, and Hirer dollar worth oct hundred ream in not Lus than 420, by the tows of Um land, will always do to undvr sty healthy sys•u that the argument from this nourre, so i> my briuf. still be iacxpediecl, beasuac much relied upon by the a Ivoeatev ofimit would be uncertain what action n«lil sginatj money, utterly falls. be taken by other nstiooa ud the probe Again, a suteiaiary cato—< small eoin bility is that they would aeue the adraafor pocket use, which han lbs full par tags of our adoption of the rilvo Mandan value ..f direr, that is, its commercial and to rtrcnglbeu their own adheuoo to gold legs' value the same—cannot be kept in dee'jtable currency The ailrer movement ia for the avowed purpose of depreciating the standard of value, thereby repudiating about A pre oact of all debts in tho eoun try, and thus givreg an irrtristabto im petua is ths direction of ths total repudia­ tion of both public aod private obligaUotta. That I do not niisrepracnt th. fsalmn of three men will be seen from the rase authority I have before quoted. Alter saying that tn the Western Htilra and Ttrritoria .done the productioa of silver has doubled to five ysari, inereaaad from nn^SflJlOOto 1871 to *41,BOfl,67t in 187G, he MOMrtto. oq^gs 21, ns follow, toitmee's fly m^." a what Um Lamsrag Rrpablieat chriateoa the new party. Tbs Ohio Legialatere ia s terror W Ute Democratic party of that Blate. Tbo cry goes up from every quarter. for ita early adjournment. They are talking up tbs Senatorial question in Misarrari, nad prominent polltkixnv believe the routes: lira betwtan Fbelpr, Allen, and GtovsrThe Democratic pnrty .wnn dno at trial to Now Hampdtire. Vordiut—guilty of In hri great speech in the House, Werir.oaday, General GarfiriJ denounaed Kel­ ley and Butler alike, and pronounced the Lrttet'a system of "Aiwaricuu finance" aa>l of Cotsmuniam." ”7 TU?<' - * . More extended returns from the March mcrtlsgs in Maine do not indirate that the Graeubaekrt ia to tiutueroiM an clement re �The Looting Bepablicaa mya "Senalnr Farry, who has tong been classed to a ajtasaioaiat aad rilrer ramonat Mr, M* «xpraaaa himaelf satisfied with Secretary Sherasn'a views in regard to rcsumptloo. He bouves that the policy outljaad by Mr. Shcrmau, of mviag up coin, rcdeeming six per rent boodi with greei.becis, aod aubetiluling four per cent b-mds for them, taking KrambackA for tariff duties, and keeping *300,000,000 at least of greco-hoeka afloat, will steady tbe eMir* cur' near to the poliag plaree. and with least burioem oo tb«r hands. Tbe r raney and give an impeiu to busincto proves nothing polkimlly except, j«rl lhal the greenback people are still d miaol to atfakto lheir orgaafaation their inflation lunacy to the ead, aad tort to ih. bi.", appropriating money to panlah the rich depredators en onr timber hada.ua command to deal gcuarously with tbe poor satthro ef our lerritoriea. The economists of the ptasnt Hoose 79 Monroe St. make up tbe tied cion mu that raeuked from tha niggardly policy at tbo 44th Congress. There fa proUbly not y human that has Republican party very greet harm. A report ecmea that ax-Prmiiisat Grant haa written a fatter saying that if ba had been ia poeitioa to do it be would her* dons jnat what President Hayea did—vete the SUvar biU. So weald —y man at tense enough to be Priaifliai of the Uob P. M. General, aad the Waahingt-.o/’.,.■ We are semi-offieully informed that the (DomoaMie) to protart. Governor oo Monday appointed T. A Judge Bfatehfced a derision ha* had th. Hooker of Cbvfatte, Circuit Judge, end effect to make many promiaeM Democnt* that be has qualified and entered on tbe discharge of the duties of hfa ofliec. foreign. The Pall HoH Gmta. of March 30th printed an article euutfad, ‘The Naw Turn of Evaute," in which, after reviewing tbe resignation of Lord Derby, it myw :— S. L. BALDWIN Your Patronage Solicited. Tho townships elections in New Jersey diplomacy baa mid it* Iasi word. EngUnder the above Ecad the editor of the sod and Rmuia are loo definitely await Lowell (Mich.) Joaraat, girea place to gains. Ths control of Kanax county has ted to the poeitiona which the? have re­ ibe iollowutg speoai ootiee been snouted by ths Republicans, and they spectively assumed to allow any withhave nfao wrantod Mania county from the 79 MONBOE-SY. OPPOSITE ALDRICH’S BANK Democrats. Tho result ia Campden [oppo­ Thing* in Generel. site Philadelphia] shows a largely inAnguacua M.Turney ,lbe defaulting teller ervessd Republican majority. with sewn of Che Bank of North Amerces, st New York, haa beau ralemed ou 110,000 bail Tbo Illinois Ornanboekara adopted the Germany, Anetria, Turkey and Itdy cacie of “National" al tbeir State Conven­ tion, adopted ibo Toledo platform and de­ maud that the issue of United Stalos aocei The difference is so witially one of principle that it is impossible fur any third Power lo suggest an acceptable cetnpromirt. The advance cf tha Russian troops lo the Bospboroua aod upon Gallipoli may ba .im­ mediately." These words acquire great ngnifionnee when it In remembered that tho Pill fa tbo property of the Right HoaAW. H.Smith. First Lord MGOLLINSV VOLTAIC PLASTER The silver dollars ot the coinage of 1804 are an rare that epecimeM ar* worth from *300 to *300. BIT NEWS FM THE Fl STORE Cure* Pain* and AdhMfa Promissory aotee ia Kansas are oct drawn an assay “days after date" but where, but none have been naeepCod so far. One of the rauses of the present de­ pression io business fa occasioned by the large over stocks on hand of all kinds of goods despite the extremely tew prices at which they arc offered in the m.rkcta of the world. In proof notice tbe fijUowing telegram from Lowell, Mam., of tbo date of March 30th. 1878 ■ It fa reported that the Republican Sen­ Tbe printing machines of the IxiweL1 Print Works were stopped to-night, throw­ ate cauctn of Satnrday afternoon accom­ ing 300 hands out of employment. The plished nothing. The Grand Rapids says, tbei registration proven that Grand Rapids hasi over 30,000 population p r The danger of a financial dej rtmioo. Mr. Haye s eotssplacmcy ia the midst of ! tbe attar-ks from all quartets that are made through the farther expansion oL paper money or the forcing of a 92 c^pr dollar upon himself and his policy, bfa title by on the country ia no great that curtailing courtcay should be changed lo His Serene" axpeuMs ia being done ia *11 possible Exurifangy-" <|uarten. hence erders radneing tbe number of employees are being issued by many of the large corporations. Note the follow big tekgnm, Syracuse, March, 30th 1878 The Dominion Senator who recently cxrc.^td a desire for legislative protection against the Influx of oar silver dollar, might aafrly trust the Canadian trader to make hit own bargains. In her present dt frameJ coodition Canada has tired for all lbs money she can attract acrons tho border. SliD, xlic is excusable for not admiring tbe bar The head-liner of th* New Ypek IMwsr Cdicioualy styles the seating of Mr. Dean, fa place of Mr. Field, io the Hoose o Representatives, another ‘Confederate vic- Tbe New York Tfovcs, ia a column edi­ torial Frankly shows that Gov. Hampton of South Carolina has hept his pledgee, and is consequently entitled to respect. Comiqg from tbe Times the admiaaion is worth •aw thing. GENTS FURNISHIN GOODS Tbe world a eonfereo— of the Y. M. C. A. a QI be held al Gam, 8wilaarfaod, ray labor aod laborers in deadly hostility to property and its posse—era. and whatever •retard to be best adapted lo create and inflame this feeling,. was employed. Sop. i*try the mun^paipebls. falsehood manifest and promiem tbe mort ridiculous, eoesulute-J the burden of lbs harangues and declaration* of bte occasion. The only im prension^u be derived from *11 thana, wan, that the erhue of all crime* in thia e>raury ooneiated in earning money aad keeping । lit while theae most fully entitled to ecu-1I taken in Jsouary, shows that ths popula•tioc of that my ia 99,682. ridcratioa, and especially to governaeeMhl . support, were such aa never earned' money, | The ascus! aamieu of tbo Grund £a camposral of Old Fellows was hrid ia Pravidreeeon Wednsodsy Tho annul reports showed the existence of 17 en- CORSETS, KID GLOVE, PARASOLS. FANS. &c. IMPERIAL SOAP At wo-button Kid Glove for 60 cents. 80 daring lb* last year. Tho »am of *1757 bee been paid oat foe rahtf.tU re oaipu have beta IS,PIT, aod tha iavsetad We hare on our desk a paper entitled I/-O A re., pahliabed by A (trad L. Sswsli, Chicago, ID. Aa a paper to promote tbe usefttllnem of boys we think it Las no to read th* extremely able discussion of absolute money, by Hou. Henry W. Blair printed oo the first pegs of thia issue of tbe Havxxx><1»^ his rvmal'ks on tbe re- LADIES AND conquer his appetite. LEWIS STERN. Sign’ot the “CASH STORK •asm Register of the Treasury, mooted by the death ofkfc ADfanus few days since Tbe Uux/ia told by tbe local papers and Ijileritu Tra dimatia! aXT! When it waa learned that the appointment throuch defaulting Sheriffs. This does wan to ba given to Pennsylvania, two Re not include what they owe to the counties publican member* of Congress, from that and districts. The RcpudiaUre are strong State, Mcsnrs. White aad Tompton. culled on Secretary Sherman and r*|ncated the Tha SscrePQut at Last! SM 1* Wondesfnl Discovery a Lo»t Art. inMS’jrJ IE FDR Mr. Erana asya nur Minister to Great Brimin ia obliged to spend from 130.000 lo 140.000 mor* than his salary annually in order lo live fa a sufficiently hospitable stylo far tbo social position which he oc­ cupies. Tbe policy ot rcluring salaries, tbo Secretary ot Slate says, will vventuilly had to the virtual efclusioo of all except wealthy men from the enjoyment of Allegheny district, —biaiitiog papers to •how that their prefervnes was shared by almost the entire Ihrsosyivsnta defagatice After pleasantly discussing the matter, tbe Secretary suggested that they call and make thrir writs- known U tbe President which was aocviediegly done Tuesday morning. It is alleged that tha Prcsidnot with Ceylon. Listened attentively, taking eopioas notes Making claims agunal the Dutch Gov­ ernment, aeoording to oar minister at tbe The Supreme Court of ,\'ew Jersey has aa to tha qual'ficatiowa of several Peunsyldeclared uoaoustiiutional a biU recently vaniaaa, among them Sullivan. Tbqg left Hague, fa about aa aenaible aa huatiag passed by the Legislature of that State, so the President with tbe Ming that Mr for tbe troaeurv* of Captaia Kidd. If lb* view, of tbe Heoao Jadieiary changing the wards of Newark at to put HnHivaa'a ctunoea warn first class, tn again iu control io to ths hands of the Democ­ oooaalt with Mr. Sherman aa advised by racy The Supreme Court is composed of the President. They were naturally aatoo । two Democnte aad cos Repobliosn. . is bed when the Secretary greeted them In'the end repose tho aiming pro­ gramme for April fa tbommeto during tbe pant oonple of months. It han been books published by Harpers, because that resolved that a change would bo a terrible firm, it is said, hare bees ■•most malignant mfatoity—not, of coutne, to tbo eouand indefatigable enemies w tbo Bouth." Those reeoocited aod union loving South­ ern*!* seem determined to punish aash lie Administratsoe aa “tricky, lying, and hypocritical as telegraphed all owe the country and aa appeared ia the THhsac leeton, S. C. fr'rses seconds ths motioo THE 0R1811AL i OILY EEIPIIE ■ICillS, S1EPARD & CO. SEE® CRA HP TUN BRO THERS, 3, 4, 6, 8 and 10, Bulger. Pfaaa, and 33 end 33 Jefferson Sc. New York. Ear su/c a: irAulrMfo U . McCarthy, honey a Giles, TO THE CONSUHRE Of till tonift! Bus The deLt statement fur March allows a dserc.se in the debt for the month of 12,­ 313,614, with *138,337, OM gold in tbe Treasury. Tbe ontetosdiog legal tendon warn *347,848,713, tod the special deposit foUowr "If *e wish our children lo b far the redemption of the fractional ear­ Bsvt as we belieae, to knew aa we kaoi fancy was ten millions of dollar*, and the apacis] deposit of legal tenders for redsmpliowof deposit* .mounted to 125,3! 5,- ANEFFJtCTUAL SPECIFIC The Mild Power CURES HUMPHRIY8' Homeopathic California meadows are all a bloom, and Tha Richmond (Ya.) DupauA of Turnthey appear from tbe mountain aid- like day myc “If Praeider. t Hayto daaarvto a great field of the cloth of gold. Still, do not tbo applaaae of his eountrymeu there not go to California. Tbe people are in •orur Fivod a man who did." want. tbe workingmen ar* rebeDing against Tho llepaUlcM State Committee of capital, end money fa lock-«1 up Pennsylvania st a ruoeut meeting fixed upou May 15 M tbe time of hoidiag tbo Tlie Hxri«l:cax Baxax* ha* always State CeuTwottoa and Harrisburg ae the favored the policy of only one standard of pines. Tbe meotiag *eekrx*a»d earnest. maoey, or making all of the did Un in uas Balance iaTreasury foe the week endof o.|tt*l value. It aunda ou that platform ingMareh 16, 1838 ,wu »881,47!i.M to-day. It has seen th* grooubaok dollar oe-.pts during the week eudiag March £3 ria* ftum torn thaa !13 eauto to 09 enure ww* **4,741*3 , psymente during the apmie, aad it weald appear ,to ba tbo mine time were 10,flW.C3; balsnro ia Treaattry March S3, 1*78, 99«,154J3 ; Specifics Ujas i I ■ " 1 ■ aetlvdy. Th* Govnnitofail ha* ordered thaponhato of tl^M horam. 33,0*0 aa* silver dollar are now for sale in Phildeipbfa in vichangv for their Wl weight is grid. Prartdeei T. C. AbOou. of tbe Agri - ---- L. in BDNEI OF HQSSBM9UI &IB UB �— i.raxvx'^!' .iJatioo ofll •• 8 If You Contemplate ■ Drug Store WANZER' A BARNES, BARNES, successors WANZER'A SUCCESSORS to TO barms BARKES * * ex CO. CHOOSING Jxiwrll and Northern Miefcion R.ilro»d fc°k’ 4 8to***O'. PJrt OFFICK TIME CARD PAINTS. CARPETS The City Electron OILS. Spring Oartri. FlxhrM. VARNISHES AND ^“SEIT M Ell TIE SHK Stylish Goods for the Spring.' CRUpts rms W orifen rnyst < ______ zsasiSg Gold iau. WE XEVER SELL A EERSOX ONCE RUT WHAT WE GET HIS TRADE AGAIX RECAUBE WE TREAT HIM RIGHT. BENNET’S CHEAT STOBE ALL ABOUT THE COUNTY. Cb«i« H. Hkka ud Leonard E. Stauffer Children’s -Suits 81.00 and Upwards! let Wald, Ira Hatch; 2d, Dan’el Me . Naughton; 3d, Walter W. Kelley, 3d. to Account ufC G. Holbrook Attorney Free $30,00 Committee. JACKSON, MICH , BOYS’ SUITS AT ALL PRICES. YOUTHS’SUITS AT ALL PRICES. • 75cte per dozen. Edwin Barlow, Will Sell them CHEAPER than any House in America. Daniel Haokioa. C«nal, no Friday evening of thb week ' Good heavy double-nnd-twixt COTTON PANTS, only $1.00 worth _ <i sn ___ Henry Wentworth, 3d, John Quail, 4th' • a Full attendance. WE ADHERE STRICTLY TO THE ONE-PRICE SYSTEM. We buy our goods exclusively for Cash, therefore ean sell them at lower figures than other stores; aanoa CoontUw TIE IKT Ml ■! STH IS HASTINGS DRUG STORE V/ln the lowuhip ot Prririevfile Berry county, three end oo. half mUre South of Praabyieriaa church will be entertained the village of Pnrievillo in the forent of on Friday aflemoon by Mra. Wiliiam Adduce Spjuiding u to be (band a Urge 11. Hay ford. GeotlattMO invited to tea rctopJeUd, aod «aa pcarpoxd oatil April HERTS 4- 1M1P.MM* vtof. Barron of Ohio, will apeak at the Teachera' Aaiociation MARRIED Teachera’ Aaeoriation will be held at .Hick- ' ory Corncra, April 11 th and 12thT878.' ' of the leetnro. Patternd in the Highest Ar.t of CarpetTlesigning, bn which, in prices, we will save /you much money. NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES sn.fchu5?si.M?— If (he publuher* of tbe JTcwir Journal Leri Rath ban Eaq killed an Carpets Accurately Cut and Per­ fectly Made. Think.. DIEP- T1>< Board uf Education voted School of Oratory fender their lltaulu to Dvwp, Patrol WJlAt” Py» »nfc. T^et Artklea. Vukae Marians, M... Me, BOOKS SCHOOL Bennett's Great Store ■ J USD SHriO/LCIff. ■ Iiaal Spioea. The Michigan Ccrttml. JACKSON, MICH. (looper, IianMB I Sarah Jahn.cn, H • Chrmiraf. Ata. Abbey, Dewey, Jonei to Jacksoi McNaughton. ft Resolution cf Thanks. Runntf'S’ pin THE MECCA FOR DRY GOODS PILGRIMS Machine. $8lM. your Honorable Body that The Board of Director! of tbe Michip Central llailroad Imre declared a Mini an uual diridend of 2 per rent, the $ra< SAVE 25 DOLLARS BENNETT’S GREAT STOBE. Er*,Ind, That the temperance people of H atariga lose a valued friend and ooa- Secretary Sherman. April let, 1878, rfm Dake Smith. The pa ' h«d>y forbidden Waj-txa COvxt. joyed togetlier , rinceroly wi.lt Mrs. Culver joy ■ mjhiunuimr. Reform Club Roottw, Merab 20lh. 1878. Query: CORRESPONDENCE. "Why will neo oMke oom xxn-3$yl B. C. ParwDtx Haarinza March 16th. 1878. WILSON SEWING MACHINE In worttmanahlp la equal to a Chronometer Watch, and aa elegantly flnlehed as a flret-claas Plano. It received too hlttoczt uwards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo* ettions. -if SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other maoblno*. Its capacity is unlimited. There are more WJLSOM MACHINES sold In the United States than tho combined saloa of all tho others. The WILSON < MENIHNC ATTACHMENT for doing nil kinds of repairing. "WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. French, English and American Dress Goods.> Half Wool Fabriques27 inches Wide, 121-2 w*S?S.1 WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. Four feel wide black Cashmeres at 95 cents. Cw. brahit'tiwiS-... Chicago, Ills.; and Ban Frnnclaoo, Cal. ^()r *^C Doers' _ Not to be found in the State less than $1.25. _ 36 inch all wool Cashmeres, any shade,50c ts. Heavy Double Fold Black Alpacas, 17cts. BREAKING PLOW.' Full lines of Trimming Silk at $1.00. GROCERIES. gave > brief hratory uf the National bank- Aaron CUrk Eon VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CD., TOPP A mUARI-E INVENTION. Jl JbWMiJfaj THE WORLD RENOWNED IS BUCk MS. Breaking Plow of MiddkriUe. rill IL 11 WEIL, TWiaSfiiHSil tantet. Ti Wmi all All the Gems of ihrflteutttateKhB- elties at Prices rf wtek-tx h tht urielj mi pal Tt itM ti tail ilnn Money. proved oaitafaetory in cl) rears. TBTITTAKKEB8 COME AND SEE JASON RICH. , TEAS. �.mm on the war path. They tore bad no public caucus as yet. but it is guoerally uuderetood that they hare the ticket made out. They found no trouble to find men to accept the offices in case they were elect­ ed. for, as you perhaps know, tbo moat of ‘beat are office reeken. Ooe of their spewken said in a public .pecch <J«o I cm informed) that they would carry their point* in time if it was at tbo point of th* time table. tho most acute angle to avoid other* tM^ eouM not bi wholly ignored. Pashop the whitewash has been reserved for the membore of Congress who will need all Taking Efroct Nev. lltb. 1677 ,:fi Several membera unboned by the texplosion of tbe abell charged with rebel archivo ammaoitiou and pitched iaio the Democratic camp by WiBrtta are MUI ou the rick liat. 8uth proprtihn are regard ed aa more dcuroctive than Greek Are. Every effort made lo advance and re-<*tabliah thrir livre hare proved miserable failures. Conger is in command of this part of the field and experience ha* tough: them to approach him very eautiomlv Borinom progreoaes very slowly. Wood Mr. Edson, an old resident of thia pises i* expected to report his tariff bill thia___ was buried last Sabbath. week, but thd opinion seem* pt acral that man of J. O.-Jenscn has lately returned from tariff will be left at adjournment about Drtroit, and bis store will noon be filled with a largo atock of new goods. Grand Rapid* Butinea* College. The Odd Fellow* are increasing in num The following well-dcoerved toarimoninl boy* arc looking forward to the !6lh day from Pref Strong. Principal of tha High of April' next with fond expectation* of School, will bo of interest to the nan; enjoying an anniversary celebration and friend* of the Grand Rapid* Buiacea Colharing an ioatruetire lecture. No Greenback club* arc^at organised Mrs. James N. Covert has jw-t finfobed ,fqmUing a bed quilt which is made up a. «M block. (*n railed j. feck block eontains eight pfects, which makes a total of 3200 piercs. O. N. E. Tbo name* ot 8. S. Ingmoo, George Davenport. Washington Rowlader, John Kilpatrick and Andrew J. Kilpatrick will be presented io tbo llcpnblieac caucus u candidate* for Supervisor. The Republi­ can* have elected a l»«ax>cralic Supervisor for tha last four' years, and wo begin to think it i* tim^to see if among tbe many good and true 'men in the Republican elected by good majority. From what wc eao learn, Andrew J. Kilpatrick i* the muiit favored candidate, and if he will aaf far hi* name lo be uved, will be nomlnatod aad electa!. Look out for a Republican Supervisor from Woodland. Our Washington Latter. Washington, D. C., Mar. 22, 18TB. Mt Dxau Sis I desire lo thank you for tbe opportunity which you afforded me the other day of., visiting your admirably eoudactad school for barroom, and seeing for myself tho excellent remits which you are able to obtain. On every hand I saw abundant evidence of thoroogbnam on the part of pupils, which pleared me very much. I shall in tho future aaanre young men, aa I have been in the habit of doirg in tbe put, that they will find^ in your iMlitutiun individual attention, puna-tak­ ing care and nil needed assistance lor pre­ paration for every department of Luaiocu. I know ot oo achooi of thfo kind which I ran recotmnend with equal heartiness. You are certainly doing moat excellent work. Your* very truly, *ert Warn RAILROAB. Jackm & Saiiuv SWKCTI sxs-ffur:. Ws’ttll SETOSE Abindo ad at Sea. At all times ships of one kind or so­ other are floating about at »ea, abandoned by officer* and crew, in what seems a hopeless condition. Some are dismantled and mere hulks, some are swimming k*e! upward*, some are water logged, but being laden with timber will cot aink. but arc minds of Republicans a* to the strictly le- catarrh, broucbiiu. and consumption, are absndoMfl by physicians and frionda *s iocurabie, yet thousands of »uch are an­ nually rratored to purfect health by the uro of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy aad Dr. Pierods Golden Medic*! Discovery. .The CaUnh Remedy is unequalled as a soothing and healing local application, while the Discovery purifies and enriches tbe fcloodsaod imparts tone and vigor to tionjfo that State, will finally set at rest by lrill and conviction of Anderson hold to be nothing short of pervccntiourod his incarceration without the slightest warrant in law ; and the rerem! of the finding* and sentence of Whittaker and his Jury would cherub and love ; death to ail her hop* of position and uaefoloes* ia so­ ciety,' she sees and feel* death to the edir tbe proceeding* throughout were oetoide cation of her children under favorable; influtaees, death lo their moral develop­ I bdieve tbe Presidant is credited with ment, dca-h to fair prospect*, death to a coociousnem of womanhood, death to dohaving largely iafiuaoced tha oourre of mesde felicity, dsalh to comfort, and event* that has resulted in tho release of death to all rnqeet for tbe one to whom her early vows Were made—to mortal bocafrequently'referred to at TureCay'* Cabinet meeting m a triumph of tbe Southern Policy, as was slab the reported cooperation of tbo Governor’* other Stalo officials and ritixen* of South Carolina with tbo Revenue yjfficrrs in* their fight with famentura of the whiskey income- Sarsaparilla GRAND RAHII DIVISION. LIVERCOMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, IRNI IAFIII AID DinOIT And ftrovifyisf ths Blxd. ‘CT&m W. JOHNSTON st CO. (W.'j A I>nirji*u. 161 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. EMPLOYMENT! .•sa^sis'jss.as; THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! ! fiT&ei SMtmlSfraiifire. CHRONIC cal compliment to State officials and pri- greaa we are likely to bare additional light thrown ou ttoe character of Whittaker and hb, as alleged, packed Jury. While publie sentiment fa decidedly । year* been growing rich off the plunder of the public domain, there ia much that can be said in extenuation of the practice of poor Miller* iu rar distant territories who bare, placed the governmvot land* co­ der tribute for necessary fuel and timber fortheir own ue, and which in many caeca, it is said, could be obtained io no other way. Just this limit the Nation al authorities will, 1 bdfove, be aupporlad in a liberal oouslrUctiun uf tbe laws ; bwt if it fo sought tn work up sympathy for the Mg thieves, I also believe those nuk ing the effort will find they are playing a losing game', and if wise they will aba* don k. The hrecac aroused by Senator Blaine's drnuocistioa of the fisbniro award, ba* apeot its tome sooitagly, and the matter haa given place to other*crowd fag to the front. But from the ton* cf aeulimrtt here, if upon . carefol invest!, gntion of the subject aoeb as it i* evidra Ily fated to undergo before tbs money ■ appropriated, England is fosnd to bar* played tbo part imputed to her, tbo psy meet of the award will hardly off-set iba resentment and ill-will certain to be added to that engendered by tho op*o sympathy A barrel cf cider iu a man's cellar wil! manifested by'England and Caned* for th* countertrnfouce all srgumeut* that eaa bo rebel cause daring oar late war. How­ adr sored fa favor of temperance. ever it bbriieved here that the award wil The Michigan Central R*Uro*d Com­ be paid. pany have decided to build a waixfag and Ex*ept an oeaaiooal rippie in tb* Sen. ate ‘over acme matter that open* up more few day*. or Iff* directly the question of Republican Goreroor CroswvU Ux-psrdrocd Owm allegiance to the present Admiaiatratiou, HiBey, seel, now) to auto pruon from the tima of that body ia mostly tpken up Detroit f -c three year*. He lud k-“ with railroid mailers. The pro-rate coo oat , half hi* arotraar. nsd the pardon -troveray between di* Kansas Pacific and । tbe Central Pacific,- and the rabjreC of J forcing all Lhasa rami* to provide n rink ’ ing fund io extinguish their indebtedness ' takes the lead ; and it is tbe impression ' that Thunssn’s Lil) derigned lo acenophsh tbe foster. «r Ur equivalent, will pace ( despits the lobbaMteMiKtfurngadracs^ , U - ^XaW &5WS 3 0 LEF WORKS Brtleet that in every osmeu-ry i of tha silent tenant* are tbs victim* of neglected Coughs and Cold*; a6d If you are thus af­ DETROIT, MICH. flicted, araid tkrir fate by resorting at B^lsr maSlM ia sp W iu revises teeesto*. oare .to Hate > Haaey/ of H'lrekmnal aod lur, an immediate, agreeable, ami certain lastsfaralsbsd *re*astlr hr.rvsrira. AlTtoUsn menu* of care. Hold by all druggist*. Pike's Tuothschc Drops care ia 1 minute. fra* KaiW: Emu, mum te. v-ts ‘fcia.'asftfiiu’srAS: ill Mio. ' ’"‘V- GOOD BOOKS FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD wswrasF 1.50 PER YEAR Sssxasriirrtifi ered from their dismay over ths Ifolk , peas, a* to have gut down to work *i h Th. BoarboMW th. Meuro are ehrotli ov*e what ia cororirad a huppy dfofmrit; —wiAg *8 It UrtUre ei U. Uk, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-04-10.pdf 6f86b6a5e6baa54dce054baa21809f3e PDF Text Text AUTKS OZ.lDFKNnSDF47. ' r*r.r TEAMS QI SCMCMPTtOX . - -n - VOL. 22. NO. 50. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1878. PjJfElillUL OP Bffflra CAED3 WHOLE NO. 2096. FARMERS LOOK HERE. "The Duty of the Hour." Every honest money man. every su "oppnaed to paper inferior, nd eareo cnsnldeprecmtUo, every mao --in favor of rein and paper of equal ralu.jmd equal' jairrhasing power and ronvertilila into Meh other at the holder's win." .hcnld now Oliver Chilled Plow, THEM DR- A. Sf. BLAXOPHYSICIAN A 8DBGEON S_" "• “‘SMS' 830,000 000, ot which at least 820,000,. 000 had been distributed as a act profit to the stoekholdm aftm paytog all itret BMtKa of espial, iutercst expenses cd working, everything. Now when the Ao- CMtiaw. !>» aelid iUwusHm ef - Th. Ufto •f Setose." ia a riartk jay«r J.iutod to' ,.Th« 1’r.lM.kiJuyol ladueiios. Thereto a melxl ia ihaw antoka «H*h gtre. tSem Than roue abrie. to Utoujhi aa4 ik«w ebat may b. eidretel by lakreg te. rwate ot -P»bct>-.Urto..' an J in te. preaenl y»nfr wa an rarriedfor.onltolltorcUrion ,fpr.M>il«: to iaduetton. up and hare a Warm be opened in the naar Mature*Wi fan, Ariaoea, Mexico uther South American be lull of silver, euay modern railroad and DR. CL KUNSELL, ow mkt «r aaa. ciu., uu ofc. Bai ud ia complete and will be PHMaK & SURGEON. Fuai got upon hi. Com red stredfod hlm- proper, Pent, and eCatos, are known to to behadwhbtbe muring . appl iaaera •No, Peter, I won't drink any wore to*Il won't hurt you, Too—just one d— ing up hu coat by the solitiry batten left. “I know u won't." And with this be went out into the ehill air ot midair fat. When he got away from the shadow of the torero, he stopped and looked op al the Mare and lhea ha looked dowu nnoa the earth. "Are, be muttered grinding hie bael in gravel, ■•Peter Txudar is taking the kernel, end leaving poor Klien the worthies, husk a husk more than worthleml end I un helping him to it. I am robbing my wife of > y. robbing my dear children of honor and enmfert, and rubbing myaelf of lore aad life jnat that Peter Tinder mry have he kernel and. Klien the hcuk 1 We 11 SOLD AT PRICES LOWER THAN BEFORE THE IAB ! If io want uf anything in the Hardware, Harness or Farm Implement line, call and net rrinx \\ *■ I-,..:...—■ GREBLE &RUSSELL. HARDWARE!! DENTIST Naikvilte . r avertJl. A Car-load of Jefferson Nails just received ! Building Material. litiiiai. ’ The Largest and best selected Stock of Locks, Knobs, Butts, 4c., Also a fine lyt of Bronze Door Trimmings. Can giro the It ia very evident to my mind that ao loog as England, the mosrtary center of the world, does buriane only with the gold measure, nd other tuiiou dealing with her. and through her oecesearitT. it at all. with the r.wt of th. earth can adopt nay but the gold atandard. orif a silver atandard, then owe uf the same val Maa the gold, that is, ■ dollar of about AM grains, without rery greet diaodvaa- -of all the foaiares of the bill ia both Houma of Congrtm, and the speeiel end pointed ergnmento of the diaunguisbed Penney I • vauian, ought to cod the eLmor inUto eoaatry which ■ raised by ignorance wr by •omethtoK rare about the aileired uiek. ATTORNEY8 AT LAW A SOLICIT- 11 am the Hole Agent in the County, fo^the above Lead, buy of tboan who fevered the’ pusage uf the in large quantities, and can give Special Drices bill Of 1873. But, utoin the principle Caunrr Suits. («»>. M.Kairrx. IVARRAA-TEE A SUPERIOR ARTICLE that a lie well told and adhered to ia as good as the truth, nn doubt the noise of the drmagntrue will rent tone all the same. But the tyoubfo is, thatusoon as we be­ Il wi'l take more than the still anmU voire gin to put silver enough into the dollar to make it equal in value with gold the Hi­ and crimiad ravinp Lave broken rer bril b dead, and wren Ju friends wil< destroyed lhe remaicanf boaiaeaa, not bury it. Nobody will take 8100 ia ths rreouvere of doubly abounding I silver worth 8100 in gu>d. But if it could onlbroned diaastor everywhere, w ,Vnel izuux-ttnt.ee It tils' Beast lu tlin Mrarlxct. be ao aontrived by the debtor as to py tbi. eoergeric cste-rarioo lu the ahi------a debt of 8100 contracted by th. tncaiur. ■ntoery, and wrecked the utaon upon tba of gold with one hundred silver piece, ahoala of despair, jxreibly hb yelp may worth 892 ia gold, three would be socne- erase. ’Bal 1 expect uothing less will tom thiog About the transaction having charm, Iris bead to the indtmetits of politcal ! MADE FRfii! EASTERS LEATHER AXD BY BEST OF WORKMEN for three minds which are intent upon a economy. Subsrqucally the demooctiu peeuniary advantage al tba eapenw of the llou of silver by Gsrmsay, tbu limit' 1 WARRANT EVERY STRAP AMD DECKLE. national honor ati-in of coinage by-Fraim and th* Ulin If an intcraalioua) agreement could be Uni-iD. the Mddau failure of the Asiatic arrived at by which silver should ba adopt market for silver, snd the vast increase of ed u a mearara by all. we cooM agree to the silver prudneti-n uf the wotld at the AND WOOD STOCK ) it doubtlces wilboet injury. Silver would same lime that ila markets wcrethua sud then bo used only aa a subsidiary cow, un denly cut off drove its value rapidly down less it were commerrially cltcapcr than until ia 1870 it waa 20 per rent, leas thsa gold, ia which case silrer would become m 1873, and prcduccd apparently a per the itredard red gold would be dem one manent reduction in its »a!». romp^ riled in practice by its greater rebtivr with gold of 8 or 10 per cent., with the value, since debts will always be paid by eUnree that it pill go still lower for »'®« the cheaper Bumrt, uatil aueh time aa it years at lean to oome. became, at the legal proportioas ordained Naw those wb..w doctrine invoke re­ between them, the cheaper of the two met pudiation of everything, uuidag with many ah, whin it would again beoama the sun who do not rlvariy see the nature of the dard, and ail ver would be demunctix-.d aa net, red others who fear' tbat worse msy it was from 1834 to 1874. Il Aa Impre..- oome il ihi. b not granted, dreirc to meas­ ble to rwenpe the aundard which England ure all azbting contracts aod obligntiotM" ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR' lowest yrtiCEs- BUCK WHITE LEAD. F. HAMM AR & CO’S STRICTLY PURE COLORS. I have sold fur the past four years. Can give the best City and Countytastimunials, k a resolute Men, and walked Mraight ihr great manufactory, where he found . Scott tn life office. 'Mr. Scott. I want to. learn my trade HARNESS. Wagon and Carriage HARDWARE LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS LSAAUW. VHDOMAM. simply cheat each other, that U alt We pay innreaee agaimt every Variation uf flociuaiion in our currency and for every bsurd- and poombUity of finotuaHoo in eoormoua parreolagaa, which are no lam real because like indirect taxm upon coo rampttoo they are net always visible. Ladies Cashmere Sacques. Ladies ready-made Suits. CORSETS, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, FANS, Ac. worth uae hundred red three rents in g-dd and its dreubikm waa impcraible for two mattes: Firat, tba paper promise of the Gorerament was the rarrenry, understood to U payabb at the rarampuoo of specie /f. J H#! arily woo over, to the Natitmata, first, be­ cause only the bright ride or the fire of the fscinatin- ncry of iafiation has been told Ibrtn. second, l.crsuse tn rretemarie r&xt baa beau made by the frtooda of hones: money te oFp<« th. f.be doctrine. tauwht, or to oppose the folforim and soph wtnan of the windy oreton, by teUing the vAoZe of the story -or the ranks cfinflation, which the infixed orator b not anato-to<i«»as. We ray, thee, that there Fattening Cattie. The oast of a farmer fattening an az is much grra^r it the done of the prooera than at th. commeacetneol. that it, inrrease in bulk or dry weight at that pe­ riod is much more costly. if it noct three rente a pound for bulk for, the first tn noth after a poor animal ia put U> th. fatteofeg *■11. it Wil! eoat 6re Oral, tire bat moth. a fat animal than the Hit' of a le.0 oce The ben piece of a fat oz I the icin') ccm tains from 21 to 28 per oentj more fixad material than the o .rv'-rp edrop part of I Iran cue. red curiously enough the wont piece in the lean animals (the nrek.i it the richest ia nouriabiag materuL Tbt <4eaa that it's Tom IKrcy come laek to the old plant, ..king furgivetrasr for Utej-erf, and hoping to do better m the wore auapicioai ucraafoe; Edmumda and Bayard,' Hamlin red Hw, Dawcw and " Tom," cried the manufacturer, alert­ Lunar, with simplo but m»ly Lotrets, ing forward end craapuig hie bond, "are stand by their eanvietiona. Blwforhas you in earnest ? la it really the old Tom? oome to the front, has d-m.nded itfia. ‘'it’s what's of him air, and well hare •no. and the scaroa should .be a brief one him whole and Strong very Boon, if you'll It has already beta too long dfiwn out for national honor re^ praiperity. Yet, we hare lidding frith in the endurance of thm Republic, ind we won't croak ov« mufor to-day. Come with toe." tUMB partblly consequent upon the pasToto', hand, were wrak and unMei mog hard timre, whk h have bore knock but hh brain was dear, and under mg 11 every cun’, door. Our country skillful aopervirion the cngme was m hai withstood sectiooal, it cm wilhatred 2. Demonettoati JU drove it out of Me. and laated ; bat it waa not perfect. T1 Potty red perwoaal and even focuooi div1873 caused a paX"in" tbo’fau'SuaTO. isioar. Better titora, braver admirriatraUoo. better-men in -ronin;-' When yoor although wigon b Uarejing over . rough the ' 4. Nobody knew silver bad been de­ smallent pcdatoee mvariahly Bad their way I monetised nil the (all of 1874. to the bottom! Our prerent nreri is that 6. The peopla hare a right te pay in men of the sturdy vert, with filed opin­ the cheaper meatal. ’•‘Sbe'a all right, air Yau may giro ybnr ions end with eoureire to fight f„f them, 9. Silver wifi not be any cheaper than warrant without fear." abrald sgalu coma to the up. and they gold after It u rcmonctimd. Senator "God blem you, Tem! You don't know will. Our Republic is not a Bebel, and bow like sweet music the old voice sounds when the babblers are wearied aad weakWill yon take your place again T" eued by their own ezeemea and divisions, •• Wait ull Monday morning sir. If you there will be aufieeot virtue left w rretere wiD oSer it to me thee, I will taka AL" th. waste, .nd to enable ns to Mart afresh At the hula KUea Darcy's fin: We shall welcome the hour when the men leringheart was sinking. That morning, rof steady pnrpoec shall again leap to the front and take eommaad of the otuatioo. —Alltym JpuntaL leoatfive million, annually. That b all there was of ii. Nobody thought f the eoonaous fall of silver which esme/two or three yearw afterward. It impoMbco the iatelligvMe of ev<y advocate of soft money to ray that there wsv rey other reawio, for Uie field of knowledge was open to them as well ta to others, aod in the breath with whbh they charge others to hare been koavra they admit themselves Carriage. Siu ad Onartl p A I N TER • HnUn^aJMie GENERAL BEPA1B SHOP A two-button Kid Glove for 50 cents. LEWIS STERN. Sign - * the “CASH STORK. Utca atoaui engine and thia latter he amid do better thia atty other man ever cmployod by the Scot! Falls Manufactur­ ing Company. One day Tom had a job to mend a Wm. H. Goodyear. PHlMASmi C8DBT PEOPLES DRUG STORE. PbpiciwC. PmcripHmu "nd Funny Recipes artfully pre­ pood with Drat" "nd of puree! qunlity only. brea\ho only atandard in Edgtend mare Tom Darey, yet a young man, had grown 1821, aad gold had been the only stand­ ard in America at beat tinea 1863. Ev­ to ba a very bard one. At bean be erjeno. that time the legal gold dollar bad might have bren all right if his bead end bis will bsd ben all right",but there be ing wrong, tba whole araehina waa going to the bad very fast, tncugh there were limes when the heart felt something of its own truthful yearnings Tom bad lost bis phre as foreman of the gnat Huehire shop, and what money he now earned came from odd job. of tinkering which bo COFFEE. SOAP. IVC sell uwro thre al of Barry County TOBAOOO. CROCKERY. bare a new supply end eus suit you aD. stoics ware. Smith Bagla A *Mtam e reeetved 86; aad on the following ; be started out for hie old haunt lags tavern. He know that hia Jy needed th. money, and that fettle shiMrea were ia absolute Mr. L bra been in purr.it of s pair for a long time, and thtoe are the beau ideal of a ccaeb team tn everybody's opinion that Lm reco the., Mr. Diekn bra sire .. hand a similar pair of a ft Uy aura, who are bred by tU osme boras (Mambriao) IS hands high braatMW t.lks .nd am. now demaad the right to paas through the and are a desirable pair for mm. million DardaaHlex with her war ships sire. Also a pair of brown Haro mares, ’AppletoZ r Toumsl. full maters, and osn trot In three asd one half minutra to s osrrisge. Applatou'a Journal for April ahibita fa Mr. Diekey it the horseman in Ms lo its table of etmttuu that variety ofaubjaola rainy, and w. world cheerfully aa* that U Ua the goods above mentioned and they tooks, and the-pvoceae of the maarafneture. CU— making, as ws all know, U. <forai oped in roeant yean to a loading industry, and UH paper is therefore of facial i»teresL It b shufidaatly ilUarated by Mr. Kelly, sad fe from lU pre of Mr. Will- �A fflWWS 30 Yrare « Pbyritirx h Tram a Srffof*. TH*' Triad Patent Marilofoxo. • nnafly cored by an individual may bar* audit, though kt be trieky tad dishonest, because be can bo cwmprifed to pay w* ao with • uarioo. If it repudixtra Us debts tbelaW h power- gj, t<) gxl^puy crate oo tbe dollar, 1----------------^u.^y fioetradngbs- to lbs. Im. to compel1----------payment.tirt.ru While indirid trunk lion centering in New York' The ual credit may be baaed oo either honor or twen those polata. When wu coutider --------aping trade will aoon open lively, indeed wealth, national cxedil must bo baaed oo- that everything el* ia this country ha* it baa already co*nc*enccd in qnitc an en-1 been measured by thio varying standard of good trim for the iranearariM of freight with dispatch, and a railroad war, by anmtUiug rates, would disturb all branches of business and do good to orate. Let ns The Work to bo Dona The near appr.adi of the Congrcraicral electicms render it important that every friend of Ueoret Mousy should ba up and doing. We recird tkat the great na­ tional issue, and trust that no effort will lion. Arc we ready to ray that the patri­ ots who offered upthetr Uvea In dsfouee of who will stand firmly ot the pktform of their country were *erificed ia vain? specie peymenra. aad the honest fnlfiU- Gan we *y that a nation purchased at jurat of the uatkmal obligation’, indepen­ such a coal is not worth preaerviagT If dent of pust party afiliatioue the nation in worth preserving, its credit i* worth preserving. Without credit our How Hoqeat we Art: 7 hr Htturdoy I'ott, and Indo co. Not oaly would II bo unable to com­ pendent mewapoper published at Grand mand tho respect ef foreign naliocr. but Rapids in its issue of April Ctb, 1878 it would be unable to command the reaped says - we bare received several offers of of its own ritiaaass, aa it would be tumble tm-n and ths offer* were wade, ia every case by Nationals. We will swear to thia .tatement whenever'required. Their ran dates want ■•more greenbacks" so as to bribe newspaper, and buy up voles.’ to afford them protection either at turtle or abroad. Tbe beet way to strengthen a n» liou ia times of war ia to atrengtbeu its crcdtl ia limes of pence II ia the credit of Great Britain that gives her pirasp among tbe uatMus of the earth. Is iv the Hit'ntn Again. ’ Tbe Grand Rapids Saturday Etraiag /*«W of April 6th talks about the Nation­ al Rcpndiaton, * follows : • An boncat man pays his debts when ton at tbe rale of ninety-two cents on tbe they fall due in money. A diahotrat rasn dollar, neither did aha ever propose to make money out of paper by simply stamping it, "This is a pound sterHag." She always recognised the sound doctrine that value must be given for value and wealth exchanged lor wealth, aod the is 'great victory for the administration. Tbe Allegan Jeartwl sap, that "Alle­ gan county-b the "rock-ribbed houw of Repuhbranism ' or tbe home of rock-ribbed Republicar.i*m, just as you choosed to put 8MR»lli’S RABICS- OWE. -u———— "Tvs*-1 ra is1' s - - TmaliMon and Wiakkrara-5. ‘ dollar beyond im Na^SSi.'-------------------- ------ ~1 By Aid. Tfowoy that the city treaaur* be ebargud with tl:e amount of the receipt of Mr. Riker for fine mousy paid to the this part of tha county, aod particularly ia thia township, the movement has de­ veloped a fraud, and proved tbe presence of traitors in our ranks, showing tbe fa) tbo railroad, fairly remunerated for the work they do, but wires tbe wholeale cut­ ting comes, every man has to look out foe himrelf by getting tire lowest rates he EJV'ELS' j'rhlx.'xsK’ssr. F agroear Geo. Walker, of tbe Grand Trunk railroad, roesady, made the rue from Port Buren to Detroit, 62 milen, in 1 hour and 30 minora, redoding eight SUGARS. I ’ W' — • r• - n Il't. al. fill. Ma. EntTOW — I would like to let the. putfoc know through the columna of vour paper ibo result of our township election Out of two hundred and sixty nine votes polled, I find only aioeteeu Deasoerata who stood by their colon an^Jel the peo pie know that they were I>emjcrats and men and not lop an>l idwts to te> turned ’ Ay«-Ald.Dewsy, MsNnugbtaaJtesd, claaacs, wbo ere compelled to pay a heavy with every wind that blows. And I would Tomlinrou, Winkkman and Young-f insurance to rover tbe loss* owing to a like to *y to those Greenbockrev who preNay.—Nona. fiaetaatioo in values, il is doo to the laborAid Dewey made ■ motion tba the er, who ia intereated above all others ia to try to deceive Democrats and hottest receiving hie wages in a cunrocy of the balance due him on aalary. utmost purchasing power, and which ia awn who are glad to hare their. ranks Adopted by ay* end nays ■ follows unvarying. ia abort, it b due to tha botrat purified uf their polls ting pressure. And Ay*—Aid. Drwcy, McNaughton .Raed, I think the Democrats and Republican too Tomlinson, Wiuklen.an end Young-C try, that the Government ebaO return to o-Rht to feel thankful that they are rid ! Naye-NoM. a specio standard at the rery earliest pos­ ef the stinking naaa, and rejoice ia the TOBACCO. MCOLLINSW VOLTAIC PLASTER CROCKERY. IS SIMPLY WONDERFUL. W. F. HICKS. BREAKING PLOW Ou motion the Recorder waa requested sible moment. ’Until that point is pasne! Ibero ran be oo real brains* prosperity. Men ranniH engage in business safety, an J consequently they will not haxari tha mean, they have for tbe sake of getting mere. When vain* become firmly fixed, conns' when measured by the true standard, when firms that bar. gone beyond their mean* go under as they nwassarily muni, roofi- voltaic piaster Recorder be allowed an order of *30.00 balance due oo hie salary for tbe pral year. Adopted by ay* and nays aa follow* A yen Aid Dewey. McNaagbtoo, Braee-1, Reed. Tomliracm, Wiaklomsn’rad surely revive, and barinrae will re arrange iimjf after its debauch, and will revive wiAriL This b no guess work. It b just aa certain u It M that we live in a country of ajjhauatlaa resources. Threw who are heavily ia debt are more or leas at the tnsrey of tbrir creditors Thia ia no fault of tbe creditor, for they bare placed themselves there Tbe creditor as a xrocral thing in io a better situation to take advantage of lbw tiara thou to* debt­ or is, and be is quite aa likely to take rare that no advantage is taken of him Soeh Ibinga caoMt bo lareugbt about ia a day or a year, aad ibr et idrtor will not be like iy to lie still and b4 cheated out of half that G- rijhifttlly due him. The ef­ fort of tbe agitation of the catmaey ques­ tion will ^o to the iqjury of tho debtof SYMMTHniC DISEASES, 30 ware *20,30t.7(> , psyma tbe sum. time wars • 171S.Stl I.H _____ . in treausury Marsh SO, IMS, fi840.RM.46, doerease fur lbs weak *53,29816. Ukncra, they are focfid wanting. Wa are now rery near to Um true standard of rslnra, where all finetuatioos wffl esaae. Who darina to make another departure ? Tho American wbo prop joss It is an araay to bis country and to the oeara. of h*erty aod fair deefiag. It ia doo to tbe credit of tbe nation, which ia tbe basis of all our prosperity, it ■ due to tbe ■ahu fociurer aod botrat tradesman, wboao a* trio success depends ee stability in values; it m due to-tha producing and eoaousniag I among the nations of the earth. We I cannot hope for reel buaiacaa yroepcrity, who are proficient gamblers or speculators, wilboel national and financial atabiKty. unlra you could term the lucky * Bother It io for the interest of tbe country that _ 1 ela*. A man wbo has ready money, and the national credit should be atreogtheosd b shrewd, may take advantage of tie in urdef that tbe public debt may be re­ funded at a lower rate of inter*'. Tbe lioctualioas, and make money, but the rate of interest however, ia unworthy of most of ua ere liable ta make mistakes consideration, when we consider tbe ad­ and have to depend on luck. Ilb thought Motion waa adopted by syce and nap vantages to be derived from a return Id by some that the debtor claas -would l< bonefilted by a greater supply of irredeem­ aa follows, able currency. It seems to ua tbb h a Ayas—AM. Abbey, Dewey, McNaugbWe are told that buainae ia deranged, grave mistake. If h v4 possible totlston, Reed, Tomtiarau. Winklraass and that capital is tied np. and that latexvrs preriate the legal tenders ro aa to trndble Young—7. are unemployed. We eoecede the’point, tIrene to pay their debts with fifty rent* on and urge it as an argument against an ir- the dollar injAd aid they could grt held of more ia couesqwnro and apply thren on their debt., they might pomibly reap > pecuniary advaoteg* at ths expense of tbe general welfare. There are, however, dif­ ficulties in tbe way of lbw morning the Ex-Secretary Chandler, who n ehair­ man of the Republican National Commit­ tee, predicts a Rep sb bean vietory^m 1880. of industry. il would be tbe strongest kind AU right. Zechariah, your prophesies of aa argument ia favor of each a curren­ rarely tail, and Barry county will do her cy. Tho only wonder is that wo aro in * fiouriabing condition * we are, that bwi. no* is not entirely parslyssd, and that Tbe Confederal* of the Horae, having the ooefidvoce of capitalists is aol swlirely polked Mr. Polk raide, dectod to sue destroyed. Let ua, for a moment, look cred him as Ifoorkcepcr an ex rebel from from Georgia turned Field, diminguuhcd chiefly lor hie aervicra to the Confederacy, aod wbo waa ' icociliared*' by the remora! the principle cause of the evib we are to­ of bin dirabillti* about two month* ago. day raffenog. The history of tbo world shows ibn finandal panics will occur per­ iodically. whenever business b done on tbo Tbe Ewiay Xntt rays "tho demand credit system, and that such panic* am for tbe new ailver d-Jlars, exduaire of the sure to follow any departure from the banks, at tbe trswury lias reached tbe true standard of values. During tbe war enormous average of *100 e day. Where the Got era men l was compdlcd in order tn save its own exutancc, to bane notes or promises to pay and tone the people to Breaking Plow TRY IT FARMERS COME AND SEE.' JASON RICH, By Aid Rreeril ffreriteri, Thai the Merehal be sad be is hereby instructed to earae tbe fcore to be immsdiairiy constnirtsd oa tbe rarth ride of tbe lenu conveyed by Arebreaa Hute ! You.g-7 ! Noya—None. By Aid. Dewey RtfJnd, That there be temporarily traosfrred from the Fire Deportment Fund to the Contingent Fund the sum of one hundred aod fire doftara, aod that the IMPERIAL SOAP SIMKO] By perariaaioa ef the Common Couaril. of tbe Cay of Hastings, I have the bos otto make the felbwing fiaaaobi .state meat, showing tbe condition of ths several funds after dosing up tbe booiaoto fia* tbe M.yor, Wm. U. StebUae. Reeordar, your 1877-8, including .cements dJ aod Gaorge 8. Tumlinara, Treraarer, Jam* riiowwl up to Apr. Sth 1878. A. Nime. Marshal, Freeklia T. Camp beB, Jaalie of the Peace, William Burgher, Joatireoflbe Peace to fill vseeocr oera riooed by the resiguauun of Thom* J. Wilder, wboao term ef ofoce will aspire July 3d 1879; Jeba H. Denau, School laapemor, Maleolm H Wing, Reboot Ineneotor to fill vaoMcy in pie* of Charlm G. Holbrook who faitad to qualify, Ubarlra H. Rieka, Soperrtex lor fcard. ora and four, Leonard E. Stauffer, Supervisor for aeeond and third War* of th* oily of Tho //vraM Washington spvriab rey there are fair pnwpocts wf the adjourn money but aimplo prnmia* to pay money. menl ofeoagnaiby/uly 1st. Tbo noun- Three not* were nuJr a legal tender, and try would be happier 'if they could aubeti- from tbe day they were issued till now, they bare been our nominal etradard of and to plane its obligations to pay ia tbs lute May 1st for July Irt 3d day of April A. D 1878. vain*, although the real standard waa hand, of the people, that stimulated bus Don. st tbe Allegan Journal rays “tbo J. W. BsjrTLXT, May*. what they promised to pay, th^gnld dol- iaraa and aasde apparently, at least, lash men t sadly fqnny thing we ever *w in the tiara; but then b always aa cod to the columns of tbe Lows*) Jcarn.t/ waa th. rojc sod it was JuOg since reached. All . property was rolimaud in gold, aad ron Ayvu- Aid. Abbey, Dewey, MeNawghtract, were made on a gold Irak - When will find sootier er later that, honesty aad I toe. Brad, Tomlinson, Wiskteasu and majority there. Perhaps Jirnerax. nosasquare dealing ia politics ao ia everything I tbe Government fulfills its promise, aa it thing elee than Jukw would be tnore poteel else b tbe beet pilicy. Ciiaa. H. Barn. Neya—Neus. in work for year party. prarairal moment and pays ttene nut** Oa motion Council adjourned. they are prorated in gold, then property Wm. il.firtuisi, Regard*, The Qanan of and Remedy for Um mmi bo agaia retireatod in grid aod eon Kditob Babbip —Aft* reading tKr Prnaaat Birtinera and Financial Stag­ tract* will then again be mode on a grid nation. and Daproaeion. tirade oo Absolute money. fro* the speech et Hou. H. W. Blair, published ia th. Horfba Bawaan —la ibis auMnniwe departed aad geld must be the stand Bawmm of Mar. 27th, aod reibrred to io .cation it is our purpose to point cut tbo ard tojwhich we must sooner or later rw the artidc "A Nalfoud-u Piaewo ■an," only way to ratfanal end inriridari pro. turn. Bines these ao<* ware firei issued, 1 can bold ay pus* no lungar. Bring a parity, st least so far * the ream may de­ the G ovwumant hue not baau able and nil- believer ia the Naliocal Cutli, 1 ri* to a pend ujsm tbe elementary principles uf Mag to redaarai them, and ronecqueotly poiatof ardsr, and dray tho trash therein they have Iran at a discount, i. e. low IreM up as a part of th. btfiuf of the valuable than the gold they J rrara to rank aad file of tbe parly. If each med in tbo financial direwasrai. AU theorising pay, and they bars fiaetuated ia value ■net bo filing, ia tbe UM of huawtuky. throw it bodt to its aotivo jiool-ih. and fouit-findmg ia npmrd to our borine* H-vrUor the ps-pbb* of B. A. Rill of sad financial aitnaliim amount to MMhfeg, j Sb Lonb, bet not ot the whole Notional uala* it indicutea a aa£r aad sure rraidy party. Compered with the pooitloa that fc the eyika compkinad nt II will not IICROIS, SIEPASn t. k. TM* l~ tv msnsteKsna I Ijums Trstata! The Secret Out at befit 11 rSKMgAinwgayjeWcnderfoLPiscovery of a Lo«t Art. Regular Boosting of tha Omumra Couamlwahridmibrir sue* Fr^sy eyeing April M, 1878. Hi. Honor Mayor Bratly m the chair. F-asggtefeAs*~~ Tbe Mild Power CURES HUMPHRIYS' Homeopathic TO THE CONSUMRE Of (SiiiTtrj ifty Am. pAl steriulely nerewry ia certain tran* Ho, also, uMMnd traariri l^Mauaa b artkrns aad any esrrecry that wiO not MM io fcxtow the aseeadancy of a party beriy the gold Mt be k* vrirabk aad feuHiag tn unsound fasterinl pri. mplaa pa* at a disaxiot. A ntmej that will Tbo only safe way ■ wmtWs «f ihb kind Pcrvra- Specifio* �A BOHAHZA nr GRAHDjl RAPIDS. If You Contemplate0117 store- The Huxinew Tide ia Turning, ’i And It ia in the Direction of! lfi * Better Tinies. Him Honor May.r Grant ia tba chair. iry to furnish »1,000 bell. Cueitaatina Dewey. Hatch, Kelly, MoNaugV successors TO to BARNES Barnes 4 a CO. co SUCCESSORS CHOOSING Silver, Greenback* and Business,j One Dollar Saved Is As Good as n Dollar Earned. WANZER &. & BARNES, BARNES, WANZER CMaticah. DruMlaf Sundnea. Patent Medicine.. Book* A Stationery. PAINTS. CARPETS OILS. Oil Linen A Paper Curtaina. Spring Curtain Fixture.. AND VARNISHES accurately prvparwl The following Stylish Goods for the Spring. oynfeit r/fjyi rye aryen pnt/es i WE NEVER SELL .1 PERSON ONCE HIT WlUT WE GET HIS TRADE AGAIN REQACSE WE TREAT RIM RIGHT. BENNETS GBEAT STORE By AM. Dewey AU ABOUT THE COUNTY. Gold lUOi Tuesday. Children’s Suits 81.00 and Upwards! Ayw—AM. Dewey, Hatch, Kelly, Me JACKSON, MICH difficulties Greenback. are -worth in Gold 991 , twuoeo the .finding <pmmiUrra as follows, BOYffSUITS AT ALL PRICES. YOCtHff SUITS AT ALL PRICES. t ' . Double-heeled, blue mixed COTTON SOCKS, only 6ct« per pair: ia Emminual Church. Good heavy dcuble-and-twixt^OTTON FANTS only $1.00, worth *V r*< rity of Hnulnyo: _ Next Seblieih i« Palm .Munday a day of $1.50 ip other Store.* MEDICAL SKILL The Schools opened on Monday- with a appoint tho following Handing cummitloes: On Streets—Hmara. McNaughton.Reed, Eaatet S«rr ice on Sunday cieuiag the 21 at. Hateb aad Preston. Spring 4 Company in the aggregate make Will Sell them CHEAPER than any House in America. ‘ WE ADHERE STRICTLY TO THE OXE-PRICE STS! EM. We buy our goods exclusively for Cash, therefore can sell them at lower figures than other stores: and Abbey. ever shown before in this part of the Start, aad Hatch. On Fire Departmeic—Mcasra. Abbey, Kelley and Prmton. On Ordinance—Menar*. Dewey, Hoed delay. . Una daily. 50-2 'lLUAM (X VnaiL. IL J, Ukaxt, Mayor, xion Council adjourned. Wm. H. HuSbixi*, Recorder. IL J. Grant*. new ad will appear next 26th day of March 18711. Wm. H. nxrroao. f-.D., ready to do s, from putting a new THE LMT WO ffiffl M II HASTINGS DRUG STORE THE WEST. HE/ITS cd WM held at their room Tuesday ce.aing Hastings during the summer. April 9tk 1S7S. Win think our fanner. can OTA.R CLOTHING HOUSE, Church and Railroad Street. xx6tf__ Qcery : -‘Why will men emote eim muh tobaeai, when they can buy Marburg lira* -r Vn»rl 41 the XXtt-36yl fext Sunday evening Rev. Levi Mastcm . AH. Dewo.. Hatch? Kelly, MeNangh- fine to be entitled * The ExuUnce of Absent—AM. Abbey. Gad.” “ '‘‘ ~ f, that the bind of O. E Experience, and thorough culture is beyond > dropped uut Of tut pit!'' Nixdruff he appru-— I, extra wtiraX is wo,th ^Approved by ny<a and tiara a. follow*: Id, corn -lOe, out* 25c ‘ Ayo—Aid. Dewey. Hatch MeNaugh- doubt oot.thu At 1M1PJ1AA NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES Carpets Accurately Cut and Per­ fectly Made. The bond oft In S.; Tamlinmn, City TrmMirrr, wxa prewraied to the Ct-undl for their approval. ■. (Luu aar ... t>.. rtl.Sh T.,U Itron SCHOOL J BOOKS । 4- Patterns in the Highest Art of Carpet De­ signing. on which,/in prices, we will save you much money. J\/fD ST^JIOfiE^Y. Bennett's Great Store rcsidruc. vo (ircro Street, FHday Afternoon laid 00 tbe table until next Friday even- IACKSON. MICH. Phreno’ogy is now Utag deljrrrtd by Prof. should bring out. Goods, wbieh Annual Meeting. Tbe rwguUr meetinjt ul I'kran r Enyue 50—1 thia opportunity. Adopted by ayia and Ways aa follow Ayra-AI.L Dewey. Hatch. Kelly, Jlc Ruuyau'a Sho« Store. (Saturation or oo f*ay.) S25 A DAY MURE PAY. Hia motto i xxii Mtf Joumev to Jackson COn«HlCterf Running THE MECCA FOR MP (L» a. m., 1020 a. m., artfon of Ute Council, or from any other . labiiahiog Fire; (COED AND LIVES UVED DRY GOODS PILGRIMS . ADVERTISED LETTERS. Siu “scW/ig, SAVE 25 DOLLARS and new, by baying » machine that Will last you a lift time, and that has ell tbe VICTOR 6EWI5G MACHINE CO. BENNETT’S GREAT STORE. On motion Council adjourned until Fn- ppTT Willaoo. CORRESPONDENCE. nca rxaixivu.Lt. XHIY-TMALL. AlOraat Xa»U. »• th* N» U*TtJTutk »t Ob' •&. ' Johnston a ciHXctRr ulk. On the twenty-ninth, John? WaicS. ’ Sarsaparilla LIVER COMPLAINT ETBPIFBIA, j/bVv’ Aal teTsrifylag thalted. In Memonum. Hnndunu fiirwtjxirilla. Yellow Dnck. ritiliingut, Dnudelwe, bnriad April aooond. He •SsRm1 JF. JOUNSTOS Ji CO. l. l*eiui*b A Drtijshu, 181 Jrifawa Art’.. DaL-nit, Midi. majority of W, except for 8nPt ofSchools. T. B. Diamond, bo having a majority of G.-OLIN’S&i major it). Sfotr AM* becilTsB’cll DBBim. BHMIHU IM MBSWIMHM French, English and American Dress Goods. Half Wool Fabriqucs 27 inches Wide. 121-2 Four feet wide black Cashmeres at 95 cents. Not to be found in the State less than £1.25. 36 inch all wool Cashmeres, any shade, 50cts; Heavy Double Fold Black Alpacas, 17cts Full lines of Trimming Silk at J1.00. X ABiJmAII a valuable Invention. the world r.kowh.o WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship l« equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as olecantiy finished a* a first-class Plano. It received tho highest award* at the Vienna and Centennial Kxpo•Mpnf IT MW8 ONK-FOURTH FA8TBR than other ___ — ■____ 1— ..nllHil'n.l V*U>n— a the combined *ale*ef all the other*. The WILSON MFNOINC ATTACHMENT fordoing all kind*of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, Riven FREE with each machine. JSffl.1 WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. For Sale bij all First-Class Dealers REMOVED! Everything Elegant Settled and Ready for business* at ar All the Gems of any elties at Prices Lower in the Land. For all Wants we will Save you 1 Money 0J»»W 79 Monroe St. jg �Legals. MIC! Mr. Boutwell thinks that Grant will bn the next Prevalent. Many Demcevsta in Omgreae like Ges etui Jaekm'e “jndfaoMtariff." iTakiDf Efioct Nev. 11th 18.77 The New York Assembly is vigorously livrjatng the temperance quacstioe ' GOIMtf KAST.___ Local option has been deflated in the p, nnaylvnsia legislature by twu majority. Ths ti<lal wave struck Dwight, IU.. last week, and in six'days SOO signit urns Were Every One Fully Warranted! i wrratfera;—«—.» i“n>g»a_, Canada ia trying tbe whipping post with criminals. Forty lathee were served out to one yrwtetday. Tho Chieagn aaloon keeper* arc endear ■ oring to effect an organisation nf aaloon keeper* throighout the Stale. us:: :M Vint Jatai & Saiitai lanxou. JACKSON WAGONS. «nt»RT Liiti arrwgEx __ •■ICHreAM AND THS Ml Tbe red ribbon glorifies the air of Mil­ waukee, the beer city. Orer 2,000 bare pot .it on within tbe peat 10 day*. Rose and Douglass. Of the cooraoiu crop* in tbo Wat last year, which io Illinois alone are esti­ mated io part at 270,000,000 bushels of corn and 32,500,900. bushels of wheat, tbe greater part »s still bold at or near the places of producuoa owing to lbs impoaable condition of the country roads during | The rwciil action, and the non action of the board of regents <n> tbe above subject, have attracted much attention. It is unite natural' that they should do ao, is tile conduct of the acceding regents was revolutionary in iu character. If publie of 1133,000,000. The figurei are alarm officers, members of azfublic board, can in?, aod arc on all hands admitted to be aa. Political cennomi»ta an gravely die- ■s::sri. MESSER BROTHERS, GOOD BOOKS REMOVAL! UEO. P. HO WELL dk CO’S FARM, GARDEN ANO HOUSEHOLD England is no Unger able to live upon her OSPAPEB ADVEBtEHG BUREAU • Fivm X. V. Tin*. DslMtae Is S«.W»»re»«L. income, but has began to use her capital. Vreosre. t*. Trtre.s Beus,.,. The average eoat per mile of tin rail­ way* in three great countries is (titod ia follows: Eogland, *195, 060; Prussia, *105,115; Uuired State*, «33,55S. This FOWLER & FULTON. is an cooruiuui differenen i0 original out­ lay; but the peroeutage of operating ex UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO, $F££sssssD ssiHss niviaion. Tbe Rellablr Shan l.lv ,-r -sisi uriss ass strten There is no doubt <.f the state of pub­ lic opinion on tbe subject of thia labor* lory contruwny. through tho whole sweep from tIto elaborate investigation <X tbe Icgulatirc committee, c -mpoaed of such men aa Taylor. Hinchman, and others, down to the petty driveling in the ehancerv suit in Ano Arbor. We apeak within bouoda when we mi that three-fourths. ot tbe people of the etato bulieve that Dr. Rim* baa been, from the beginning,'an injured and an ii&i/cni man. They rezard It a* unfortunate mewi UEidcubkdly that this controveray ever x-ovr. and yet we osprwM th6 almost uni vcrnl tecUmmr, when we say that if the ends of justire require, as they seem dear­ ly to require, that Dr. Rose should be re­ instated is the laboratory, the reg-ma ran perform iui higher or more ademn act of duty than to restore him. No harm nu mull from such a aimpie act of justice. Aod then io regard to a rrlease of the decree apwnrt Dr Bonn; if a majority ot the regents, in tbe long and weary iavtwlipationa sn the Mtbjeet, have became sat­ isfied that the money Jocrewd agaiaat R<*.would be wrcngfuHy taken rroat him, they of the anrvemitv. No money obtained by injustice has an\plior there, aad the Snow­ er the regrot* waA /their hands, and the university of it. tbe bettor. There is a right and a wrong, a justice and ua injustice, io thia matter, and when such an issue is preweund. therwshould be uo<|0*suoe as to what position tbo rsgeats and all twaret men »bodd occupy upon it. On the deefeion in the chancery suit it » enough to say that it bu not met tbe pub­ lic approbation, and it ha* not ren.oved from die publie' mind the overwhelming sentiment thai resulted from the report ul the legislstire erunmittcc. That chancery trial and derision carry on their fare dear badges of partiality, irjusticu and oppreaaion. Such proeeodingv and derisions have a strong tendency to destroy all confidence in the judicial offire, :o tho coans of jusciee, aod in human Dt. ture. As a sentiment of th* right or wrong tbe deriston ta entitled to no n epe-1 whatever. It is a deri»i. n tod that is all; and if the ngenta believe it to be wrong they have both the clear right and the clear !<«al power to right the wrong aad preveut injsatire, when attempted, even uDiicr'the furmn of judttial proceedioga. Th* people of the state will sustain them ia Mach action, and, as we believe, will condemn them to lasting lotamy if they fail in this thrirduty. Wc bar* no fears far the university. A mere gtmt of wind on deck rarely, if ever, Sinks a ship. The foundations of the uni­ versity are laid broad and deep. The receats aad the iutitutiou ran afford to be just, they cannot afford to be unjust and uppta-rire. ’ The ioslitntion cannot afford to lake into its vitality that which must cat like canker » th* prison-,! fruit* of lniF(uiiy. The people hav. thus far sustaitxd the mtuatiun, nod we believe they will do so in tbe fulare, whenever they see that nght and jutice prevsil ib.rsb over luirjutly and oppreaswn. Oo th* other band, the narrow escape which tbe university sppropriatiuM had. in tbe last legielat are, should be a standing caution to all those who may* be disposed (oapCreoreven wink st injustice. That iratory cawi ia going direedy before the penpie. It is before them now, aad woe to that public officer <r that offioe-suker who shall disregard the wdl-dafinad pnbIt- Wa-Utw»w» A* ,L— »t- - Naw Magazines. ScriLarr’, for April is cue of tbe bat numbers that has been wsued, and super­ ior in fresh auraaioua, to -J of th. other current msgasincn. Among the noteworthy articles—and there ia not one that is poor—are Mr. Prmcou's aketnh of tbo Tetepbmw and the Phonograph, with illustrations. tl>« Diary of a Queen at School, Bret Harte’s capita) story, Colonel Wariag's paper oo.tbe Mosaic Creation ami Modern Science, Hr. Cook s aoeount of McCremo Laeo. two papers with illuatratiooa of nnusuni rigur and skill, Deer Hunting on the Au fiaUc aad tbe Thous aod Isles, Mary BUks a aketoh of twautysix hours ia a day, a ealm and tempeau: notice ef Mr Cook’a books oo Traa*endratalum and Orthodoxy. Il ■ a greet Great Britain ia pretty well fixed for a fight. Iler regular army now on duty is J 89,000 men, 02,000 of whom are aorring 1 iu India; rcaerred and auxiliary furerw,, 340,000 men; Indian ouionia! troopi, 127,- I 000, colonial militia. volunteers. etc., 81,­ 000. Total. 743,000 Three do nut in riuJc the untrained Canadian militia ,aa-l 11at.. sM'lkM lk« l>tn s( taw wt mW <a<—awS. »wd «tl -u>'< IW'M* MlsrritwS is M».1 Mtata are urt-sA.-; -ou.r. -J IE THE 1 •> M4»r to MATT Nm fcsa*’ j-.' ~ a»~s JSt^siSsF ■ffW.. BOILER WORKS fif GnaT Soilton Tteiwjifm. A Debatable Question. <*11 ^fa-juparsrat^ Northeux CENT RA RAILWAY COMPANY ESSEHs-’i X,uzxg Syrup, k».tw A VsgstaUs Ca>«u|»<ik1 fi* Dsoaiif lit Ttnal nt Uip, * <^sXK^aSl!^ Madison Dispensary, Br’c^BIGELOW SFffll BffrftfHJB, mahhiaqi! odim; - _ ftrev v»r«k«fE»: 1.1,. **•“? CMr.;. «M <Jr.M n* »*>y remsta^ ■■/ tbe renditions manifest, wherever aod whenever means, it may havs been engen­ dered’ Tbe family medicines prepared by R. V. Pieroe, M. D„ of Buffalo. nTy., fulfill tbe al«v. reouiremewta. Many pbniriana ptweribe them in their prao tice. His Golden Medical Discovery ban laiM: Hh loti, tai Bciitred. those weakiMasss peculiar to womeu, after physicians lure failed. Hu Plsaaanl Purgative Pellets, which are sugar eoated aod little larger than Dastard seeds, are a sale and eertain cure for "torpid" liter and constipation. If yon wish to aare money by avoiding doctors aad keep or regain your health, buy tbe People's CommeaSeae. Medfeal Ad.tarr „ Junta! work of over BOO pages. It soutaias in- EfAllLE’fe of lomtiD Ul MB THE G&BAT INGUaH BEN GRAFS SPECIFIC) MEBICI CHRONIC i I. BOTH, Jr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-04-17.pdf cbadec35419707008fc676bf29bbf61b PDF Text Text ffs^sfoalroyg *q/gs< RATES OF ADVERTISING; VOL. 22. NO. 51 peifkwu ift HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 17, 1878. WHOLE NO. 2097. FARMERS LOOK HERE i aiid flf.y nod faith <c -------------------- ...------------ El Bored.., otMwpwrrd with which our own rough and It la pitiable to think of the little mew of putugw fur watch are prepare to salt our birthright of honor. 1 anpp.*. a would be lair to the sdyumUe of the silver mere uro ot payment to call that metal worth ninety-two crate in gold; that tba act of remuosusatioo might add temporarily at leant two cmii. murv, so that tlm shave would bo su cents os a dollar. Well, that would be sutuethiog lor a dealer in old oivthen. Bui take our national deU at, in __ _ w-eaa.a ... AJ7r?i,^EV AT LAW 4 SOL1CITOB aa»k5HA3tC<*THssaians Xsllsoal OR. C. Rt NSEl.L, . ~ PHK1CIAH & 8ttJSSOH SOU) AT PRICES LOWER THAN BEFORE THE TAJ ! GREBLE &RUSSELL rent of hi. 9132,QW.Ofiu, or has than one.half our yearly iucume front laxaliuu, । and even thia revtug is tn ccniu wpwtwpLl*WlsJj>n**k the next tolly or ore kun I Jredjeani whh-l, sill elapse before the bonds and loans and future fundings of the national debt aro all watiogatshed by ' payavroL The greenback and tutiooJ । tank currvncy are al) which will now be paid it> silrer com. 6 per eent. of which might yield us 9IO,00<t,DuO, and thlsjuM 910,000,000 route than-the yeoshm fund for a* they largely may be red wiH be if our annutl offering up<ro the altar ofna- silver is r.-monriiicd, at the silver measure, how much have u>« West and South made limb to preserve our integrity and power, in a>BKt|ueu<e? That would be an inter­ this is the pitiful price for which it pro­ rating problem fur those whose tastes had ' posed lo barter -.ar g.»d name and destroy them to calculate the profits of repudiation. 1 sbaii not take part is it until I believe | »ur credit and sell reaped. The agUaliou of (ho renaonosiutiou of it is a jTtC.nmu.cw in which an honest, silver and of the repeal of the reaumption constilreuey dosirq their representative to | act, and tho-probabiUty tliat llie public .Uu -ill K. —li . -_ ____ ..eL___ A Car-lrtad of Jefferson Nails just received ! DENTIST iaMk SiiHiai. Building Material. The Largest nu<l best selected Stock of Locki, Knobs, Butts, Ac. Ako a fine lot of Bronze Door Tritntuijiga. " ' ' LOWEST PRICES. large quantities, and can give Special Drices WARRANTEE A SUPERIOR ARTICLE. F. HAMM AR & CO’S STRICTLY PURE: COLORS. I havo sold for the past four years. Can give the best City and County testimonials. And guarnntee It thcIJeat Isa the MarkeL . HARNESS. Wagon and Carriage HARDWARE A Fh‘! Mb»,Complete Stock slwsya rm band Very Rawtieetfully, H A. GOODYEAR. LADIES ......» Fur illustration, aaaama what ia suS- ‘ dcutly accurate for the puq.wr, that our intvrntbcariog debt ia 91.800,000,000. If it ia to be paid id •Ivor its gold Xaluc becumew 9l.U&<i,tMh).0Ut»—a Jificrcn.w ul 9IW.OU0.UUO. ilia idle to elt«t ever lu place that debt, if to be {wid in silver, at a lower rate than<G per rent interest It ia payable nii annually, but assume that it bu paid annually and the interest chsrgw yearly is tiros tMIJiilU.UQO. But we were placing ihc whole at 41 per cent, in gutd, and the inlerret in gold <«. uniformity of value between the metals so the debt payable in gold would be 981, Ear aa possible; not so that • dollar io gold 000,<XKJ-a net km of 118.300,000 every will always purchase just the com. qaanu year on the inlerret charge alone. Should ty ol wbcat or corn , bat so thaia dollar in gold and a dollar io silver or the paper year bond, thia diflkrvwce invmted in , money in reo will each at any gitaa ttarc slaking fund Would pay the whole priori-1 borcra ami debtors, or even capitalist bunpal of the debt many tinnw over, u any -gcriug fur wvewmeoa, clamor for confi­ one din Me who can cipher. dence, for a revival of trade and trauma, Tha gold bond of the Cuitod Htatea b undorukiup. I wish gentlemen would the beat security in tbn world. Our debt think of this long enough to count two Within four years time might. I beliave. You aan have no revival of industry uatii 1 ba funded at 3 par caou in gold —duaUi. g the min who hire capital and*hire labor, thc men of bcuuocwa capaaly, prudence, and furaaght, ana risnrly that ills safe to altogether probable chat the G..Vrrnmnot muat accutnulau- not far from H(W,UW.. UW mure reia.-sUd valoe, than u now io the country in order J resume oo.lhf lot day of January, HfllT Again, the naiiun beiu^ the bcm abb of any debtor, whatever the rate of inicrvat I which It pays U uniformly lower than that which individuals are compelled to give. Thus by thia un we shall virtually tax all private euterprisu With a burdensome nu of uo fur money, which of itself for team to Como will meet seriously fetter and burden prudttccr% *°d especially la boring e,eo. who atari? when tod retry is I paralyMd. The groat Lanka of industry is never the principal «f its d<hts, but the interest it pays; and whoever cotnprc bends the real causes of our financial truublaa knows that high ntm> of intrrer. are the sacret of our wort. ITijy arc tha of the advocate* of abaoAule mooey. I have dooo with the former, and with a tew words in regard lo the proposed re­ peal 1 will clure. There b now drnriy no exense fur r» pealing thh .a, nor can there erer be any jnstifieaUou but actual neo»ity for the f uaipouemcnt even of tlio lime of resump­ tion. The executive Department charmed with the execution at the el ating law dcclarew that we hsro the mreni available AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Ladies Cashmere Sacques. Ladies ready-made Suits. -hx-uAS'k,; CORSETS, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS. FANS.&c. By night sit uUters arc gray. • IHscreii'Ju b nine points cf the law. Man prepare., but Arc father dispose,. h‘» a long lane that his ao ltyla about n-j- Carriaie, Sin aid Oraaneolal A two-button Kid glove for 50 cents. LEWIS STERN. repaik shop •Sign ot theMCA8H STORK. To tbots who wish to Vuy Gumming & Piling Saws Usatlass. Apr, Mi’N. of iho greenback. The national bank ooie being convertible into the greenback and Kcnrcd by .the Individual nwpoaaibility of tha corporation cnlbrcoabb in the courts, aw well u by the Government guar­ antae, is of the same value. The isevitabie roenlt. but fur the unfor­ tunate agitation of Mlr« rewomptloo, and of the refusal of all .resumption, would Bet thn matter ■ one of the most seri ! coccrn lu the laboring, soffenni: poor nf to-day. T|* sdopuon of ike ail ver stand­ aid wuukl inflate prices after a certain la [we of time. More silrer dollars would be called for boesnre they would be worth lew. The gold dollar would still be worth •more and purchase more Kverythwg, however, would lie rated lo silrer. Lt is a fact established by al) experience that ift a period of inflation the wagea of labor are the U«t ofa|J things to increan in nominal amount. Fora long iom after all the .. <J. IIOl.HhOOK. ' ,T LAW sad fc.Ilri.srln O>. and ww piedgtd payment on the Im day of JaourylBTfi. Now the greenback baa all the element of th? bonded praams or of . |.-rvmiaasry note payable at a spwnfic time, and tu tail t« pay it is an set of bankrupt­ cy or of repn .uti.rn. Nothing but uaeresjty ran prrefbly jrutify an extareiou ereu L U-STASLKY Wm. H. Goodyear. raimewmi peoples drug store. Phyaieian'a Praacrigiow and Family Recipes carehdly pre­ pared with Drugu aad tfhciuicab of purest quality only.. COFFEE, SOAP Swarfs HoysL, TOBAOOO. CROCKERY. uf morality in the adminbxrauoo of the financial aSain of the nation, of an ardent and unGdlering devotion to whalwver shall ennoble and illumioe the career of the Republic,should lend ve to protect the । 1 1 ; �atanda—the platform on which I stand, geollcmen. Let ua take that platform, freak from the hands of its author*, and examine the firot plank, and the first sac- l be basis of every act of the Adminiai ra­ tion, and wt> defy any critic of the acta of President Hayea to -point to a single act of his that hu been iu contravention of ths principle, there enauciated aa the plat form of the Republican party. We had aa abiding faith in Hayfo long before bis oral Q orernment nmc nt to create money o coin and crate and regulate its talua." Now what docs that “cratto" mean, if it dore not mean, •ecu sny cecasionXo change our mind. We believe he a* a man cf decided ability, of unflinching boneaty, of life long devo­ tion to the j principle* of financial honor and national integrity, and that he can be depended oa tosastain and carry out those principles of lift giving force to the bori­ nes* of the whole country, so emential to' the general prosperity of the American people. Ilenec we we no occasion for the Republican proa* or tha Republican memhere of Congrrm to take faene with the President. On the eootnry we believe that every man -who bdievro in requiring a public officer lo carry oct iu practice th# avowed principles on which he was placed by the convention which nominated him, every man in furor of hottest money, and the booeal payment of the national inddRednere ia acruraance with the letter and spirit of existing Isws, ibonld codone and cordially support the the Administration of President Hsyre. to fhtai the pith fee of duty, by men Mtarfa* tha world over tor their ability to >o irihoM* tegivtetteu aa to beat anbeerm Thcreforo I, a* the authorised cbampi on cf our unique financial policy, moat, with drop humiliation and chagrin, about face, and rontemjiate this newly discover­ ed enemy. The antar’arf, while yet ia her swaddling clothes and with her first baby­ breath, proooaooed my very abte and alab- cry well informed Nations! know, that I advocated eonud doctrine—■.uch as all our stamp and ’street orators advocate, and such as our leading journals advocate, and such a* we all advocate, gentlemen, who ant real, genuine National* end have ths required milk. Strong meat, however, i. what the Nationals want Jut we must stork. It is what the /ri«A WorU, our leading and tno»l Influential journal, dished out it is what B A. HUI, one of our pro­ phetic and inspired leaders dished out in pamphlet term, wbxh ia served up hot. in every council chamber, and takso as a chart by the National navigators upon the GBAWT By Aid. McNaughton, Afoofarf; That tha Committee on Side Walk. oatiM two cre*a walk. to be bulk oa Hanover Sc. one on Center and can on ant supply of gas. Two sumptuous de vatora furnish easy eommunicaUoa between the floors, and over two thousand pa jeta fornteh HJumroaUon by eight to the mtnoth oeravanoary which baa cost all com­ plete, in the neighborhood of 83,000,000. . Thia enterprise haa boro very generally and varioMly mi.understood. The prevailing impraauon seems to have been that Mr. Stewart'* Mm wm, to provide • home for working women, which shoald be a chari­ table laatitution, free or ne»rly ro. Tbi. Adopted by aym and nayca aa follow*: Ayna—Aid. Dewey. Hateh, Kelly, MoNaughtoo, Preston—6. Nay*—None. . ingly bitter. By the terms of the bill, tn addition to the Govsrareenl earning*, the Union 1-M.fic ia bound to pay ia annually to the sinking fond a sum net to exceed 8130,000. the Centra! Padfie a sum not snrtnnic iisemes, SMteM AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC white it wsa procuring the gratuitous ad­ vertising. which ha* been given to the Ho­ tel all through the years of its conatructioa, but now that it transpires that the scheme ii largely a business one, that the terms of the iu.iituuou are to be comparatively high and the rates for its government rather strict, a general hue and cry b rate ed ageiast Mr. Siawm and hi* executor*. It fa true that only the higher dam of I ducuarion haa, it it to believed, educated 1 c the public ap to the neomeity of applying | > such eometivea m will make them the acr- ‘ it. vanta and not the insolent masters of the ( DO COLLINS’ Effi VOLTAIC PLASTER however an experiment after all, and expe­ rience only can fix iu valuk. -So ter, I be­ hare been with reference to resumption. lieve, about 200 applications tor admbaioa Here it is said be staled that he need ed 8UO.000.000 to undertake it , that of have been accepted. ■ The plot* of ground oa which the foun­ that sum he ha* 800,000,0(H), and desired dation* supporting the New York spproach them to vubacribe for die other 830,000,. He al»> of the Brooklyn Bridge are to rent, are 000, taking bonds In payment. situated in the very oldest part of the dry. desired them to take 8100,000,000 worth and the buildings which have just been of 4 per esot* at par, allowing a commie“create ?" Now let «a cut another atrip removed from them were, *ocm of them, •ion uf i per cent for their salt. Banl from the same plank of onr nrceKeat plat­ fairly tottering with age. Excavation* era after a reeret conference are reported to have declined the 4 p*r cam*, a* their **lo form and giro it a public elareiariion, *o waa too ascertain, but csprmaed their wil­ that the heresy of ‘ ZZonear Jf.” will not lingness to subscribe for the 830,000.000 to any great decree prevail “Th* circula­ in »id of resumption and sell them at the ting medium ; whether of meta! or paper, price paid without cowipcnaatioo, pruuded ahull be issued by the' Govern meat and uiadc Jail legal leiulrr fur all debts, du­ West. A score of suggestive relic* bare they are allowed their upciun in cjrocniag ties and taxes, in the United States, >4 in been turned up there within a few days. the 4| or 5 per cents of 1881, in lien of Among them were three old bayonets Now, what does that mean, if it doe* nearly eaten up with nwt, and found dene not mean that there shall be a paper mon­ evening, Mr. Hale presiding,’ Mr. Conger, ey u absolute as the coin 7 And what Secretary. The President's Scmtbero and doe* that moan, if it does not mean par Ciril Service potiriw. so called, are report rial or total repudiation of all debts and bad faith to contracts? This absolute pa­ demnattoo, without provoking any defo.w per money will be worth just what it costa from Adminiatraliou Republican.. Bat to produce it, like any other com­ modity. Thu, our Convention in iu wis­ More curious still, however, was' the it appeared the sense of tbow prroent that dom foresaw, therefore it did not deem it finding, within a stone * throw ot the can it was better to iguure rather than f rmally prudent to .lop, when it h»d made paper non balls, a Dutch pipe and a piece of lie pass upon either, leaving- their endorse money full legal tender for all debts, but The former waa probably the property of BOOta respectable burgher, and could it the second forcing danse—“at in ttamped hive had a phonograph attachment in iu •alee." That is what gives our platform prime, what tale* U might relate I The her of the Gmgremtooal Republican Com its magic charm—it is what rapidly advan­ tile evidently beionp to the *ame period milted, the representative* on the Nation­ ce* our political conquest —it fa what -the pipe. Oq U te still to bo traced the al Committee, from such States m have no makes eur financial theory so dear to those figure of Bel and the Dtagon. Neer by Congnwrional Representative to act as sueh oa the Congraaionsl Committee. who profess the national foilh.a was another pipe, clearly of Indian rearm The election at Field aa Doorkeeper un •‘Homsrt M.” b again mistaken when he Ow New York Lmr, Nrw Yobs, Anu. 12,1878- SlllOHi WLLIH' VilTlIC PLUTEI TOBACCO. LIW CROCKERY IMPERIAL SOAP ltfmZ|htftnaiin! The Secret Out at Last! Wonderful Discovery of alo»t Art. oepted avarywhere a* indicating the pref­ erence of Bourbon Democracy for the reb­ el aoldter or adherent over the Union sympalhirieg Dvmocvnt. Field was educated fore brick kiln* were eeteblisbed on Long Intend, by Governor Stnyrreast, to 1861, ships were loaded with brick* Iraroed io Holland, and at first every dwelling was modelled after those the Dutch had left, with store rooms for trade like tboae ol Amsterdam-and other trading towns in and perjurer at lb* first oppvttnnuy, and oa the collapse of th* bogus Cuafodersey expaliatod hiresrif rather than lire under the Govaromsat be had betrayed. a*d which magnasimoualy .pared the life ba whether ha ia really a ciliieo Polk gnus down into the grave of doad Doorkeeper*, orarioaded with the aina of hit party. •nd Fort Onaga (Albany) row. of bouses Bet from indication! already apparent, it could be Men built of imported brick, with thatch-roofo, wooden ehimaeya and the gable ends always towards the street. A tew*of three remarkable Dutch boom wore to bo eeeu till within • year or two to this cify, bit sot os* now remains tion Act i* correct, there would have bean Among three _.p*d* relics, and cf far no canae for a new party organisation, for either of the other partM* could repeal thtf , lector at New Orkan., Secretary Sherman the act jmrt aa weU aa wa eould, if reaump tian should prove to be among the ini pew- which was orgsnired in 1799. applied the forming the former white Packard is mid to be becked by the balance of the Cabl city With water until 1822, the log* mint net and about all Repablteaa members of be more than half a century old, JV* lhas* Coagreaa. D« Sort). CORRESPONDENCE. SUGARS. IS SIMPLY WOHDERFUL. paper tudaey? It ia certainly no idle word, Ireoght with no significance. Our National Conveatioe vu not a body of idlera given o'er to trifling—our represent­ ative* went there to work, and meant bunInta*, and, txasdaa, if it was not intended to create absolute paper money, why did not the Convention adopt the language of Mte Kontol:—I am again constrained to appeal to your magnanimity—A eoroev of your pditieal sheet fa again wanted. I would have, sect yon thia petition upon the bette of our election, but, wt our roosten muat crow and our people rrjoicr, I de­ ferred the matter until hilarity had in a measure rubsidrd sad oouunon senae re­ gained her regalawaj. Hinee my fin* «p pcaranee in public print, many hoodwink­ ed tupperten uf the bloated bondholder, have iotarvtewsd me, and cordially invited me to cnatinuo my remark, oo the finan­ the repeal of. the Broumptiou Act. I cial question, a. light berins to dawn and gave onr reason* fully in my first article. a new era to apunr in the distant hortxon. They begin to •\tl.a promised- tend that We don’t want to rtwnme. It a* foreign to our policy. If Secretary 8herm*a should commence to resume, and fail, we gin to sec the gulden apple* of the Hawould rejoice. If ho »tould commence to peridcs—in imapnalioo they already rerd resume ind prove saccesaful, we would latn that aaeirnl garden and piticV the frail thereof—golden, did I any? paper, I meant, yea, geutlarics, real genuine paper fruit of that imaginary garden, which ia ao alluring to the eye and ao aaliafyiag to the understanding. But atop, I hare been net upon. 1 bare been aarailcd in the rear, gentlemen, while vaoquiahing foes in front bte. That te th: reason why, I aeppo c, th.. OMSMmy tries to flank the other when they reset upon the bastite plain. Wtata tree non raise* her hidaiui proportions, how* ever, that somewhat dificak maneuver is dispensed with, and she makes her attack at onto upon the vulnerable rar with td- Adopted by aysa sad ns Ayan—Aid. Dewey. Hi Naughton, Preutoo—5. So the digger* ia Frankfort atrewt hare pierced in mecesiioo strata belonging to four drilia^ioni, to to speak, oo Manhat­ tan Island—the American. the Eagfab. the Dumb and the Indian The Itev. J. P.Nawmau,Utter known as • Parana Newman,' who was a sort of cbaplaio-in-ordioary to tha White House daring Greni’.'kdatairitratioa, and wbohaujurt April 12th, 1878. His Honor Mayor Grant in the ehair, on roll of the roll the following Alderman were present, Aid. Dewey, Hatch, Kelley, McNxurhton, Prmtoo-C. Absent, Alder­ man Abby, Brod, Young—3 THE MI81IAL &. MLY GEBUIlic •* Vibrator” Throabcr-, TO THE too, Kelly. Prestos—3. ’ Afoau/uefwrvri only u, Nays—None. CRAMPTOK BROT11£RS, The following aeoounla were jrasstaJ ; 2, 4, C, 8 and 10, Ralgm ITacs, and 83 C. Horton street work 83.00 al'wed 8250 Ed. Reynolds street work 1.23 al'wed 1.00 Reynold. and Rua* build fence, 83.73 Ware allowed by ayes and nays as By Grocer* generally and by Z. B. WILLISON CANADA SOUTHERN KAILWAY Lins. Cowdeww-d Time Tiki*, la taka Elterl J.sns y Itfl. psg 1#-. a*<M vasv. GREBLE <3c RUSSELL, AGEN PS, specter of Consulslass •eospted v4R to a Mathodist church bur* where he wiD The Bond of George 8. ToaUm*>u, point of importance wax the completion •hortly eater upon hfa Isbon. Tbew. will Treasurer which was tabled the previous and form! opening of A. T. Stewart's bo likely to h* more arduous than that ot meeting, was oa molioe of Aid. Dewey, Women's Hotels, which luu been slowly taken from the table sad peratsrion grant­ building during ten yuan peat, nt the oored Gecvxs 8- Tomlinson to withdraw mid and it b what I tatirod .to dab out, patlomea, aa a duty-bound and awora advo­ cate. The esc wire. stood behind the in­ livn to thin inspeocioa. Tha management, tent and taught its prattling tongue such however, eoon learned that they bad reck­ treason, regarding our *o«*.f and well-re oned without their hmt in auereptiagto open the building for a ehoeca few. I®, mediately upon the doors being thrown UCHLS, IIEPARD & OS. CONSUMRE Of 15 ii fttn ifti Bun 1 all that has been uid VU this Question by the leading journals of the country, and to the priaciplm *« forth in the Cincin­ nati platform, .nd we ere fully convinced that the actios ol Pmideot Hsyvs hn bron in strict stevrd with the phtforai of prioeipleu adopted at Cinriuaati, and that instead of deserving the censure of the Republic™ party, ha dmervre tha applan•dil “well done pood and faithful servant.” Whs wr areepted the policy of the Cia dnnati platform we accepted it in r-a faith, expecting Gov. Hayes, if elected President, to set ia harmony with its avow­ ed principle*, and thus we bdtere he has done to the . utmost of his power, and in perfect good frith. The Southern poliey enunciated in-that platform, the ciril ser­ vice reform poLcy, sod sn unflinching ad berenoe to the honest money, plank ao party ' Now k fa plain “Honert M." fo no National, or bo would not talk Uke that -be could not blaspheme meh high anthority - th* forter-fitlhcn of oar party. Abanluc paper money fa what evorj mump and street ‘orator advocate*. It fa the fim funduicntal principle taught a ia the raw remit in oar oounal dtaaben. It principle which called our party into being h is.tha principle which keeps and main­ tains mu Without that yrnyytop and rieveAay principle, we would al one* rink lo the vulgar level of the oU partire where political enrraptioa and chteansry run. riot. It ia the polar-star of hope to thia foricra people now wallowing in the dough of d* epood, as the pig wallow, iu tha mire. As I are Professor of Finance, and know whereof I apeak, I crill join imue with -Hoaeat M. when he saya, **I deny ths absolute money heresy, end aa *troog ly dacounco the charge of repudiation nr bad teith to oontrecti," and, with equal xeal I will appeal to the Toledo platform —the platfona on which the Iritk World The Mild Power CURES HUMPHREY!’ Homeopathic Specific* BREAKING PLOW. and then and dure pounded each others fanes out of abapr in ths most spprovrd manner, and Mt only that wars fully re­ ported ia the next morning's paper, like Breaking Plow TBY IT FARMERS | Price* Very Low! COME AND SEE. JASON RICH, �|tha^gEu. CITY ld>CAL R- ». A BOMTZA IK SHAND RAPIDS. BiWsa wHSgry And It ia in the Direction of Better Timer Silver, Greenbacks and Bnaineaa. U/ALlTCn a WANZER A, BARNES, ...________ SUCCESSORS TO BARKIS A CO. Sprior b coming and with b Our S-.O.-k of Good* in al; department.-.. ' n7^«D ~'* . Toilet Articles. *-Wall Paper. PateM Medicine..DrU§?ok.S4 Oil Llnan 4-Papor Cftaim. CHOOSING One Dollar Saved la Aa Good a Dollar Earned. -wa-st—• roS **|U ",rt, Mwar. ’l"‘ K:.,,-.. ALL ABOUT THE COUXTY. " **to occasion brard an oath administered Gold 1001. 17 • C"Ui«• B~ry onoaty A glcri. ua April monring whermo, it Mx-tucd to me, that . very im Port.ni p,It of the WM omitted The Rank, are redeeming ia Gold. Head our ii.tcrarting Now York letter. •hvrom autocthiug of an arg.meot 1JXUOM up betwseu raid offirial rad mymlfu A aplcodid mctom, the te»r«nD^ whafter an oath ia an" <mth with it>*mc meeting last ercuing. -J word. |«ft out. vk so bdp you God. Some valuable imprornment, afe bifing made r:__ ____ _ mturr, and oblig. There will be a regular meeting of th* Youra. ete. G. IL B. Commo. Council on Friday eveningot Aa oath administered t« a witrami or thb week. an officer, should. always dew with th. • We ask the .j«ial atteatian of our city •wib.'-So help you God,” and ibeir reader* tu the Council proceedit.pi pub- omiaaioa would inralidato the obligation. li«bcd in thb brae of the Bamwaa. Clothing Hguae, a: Grand ocired to late for thia paper. Hso. F. A. Hooker u wired ng gulden opinions on the Bench, from all peracma haring Lusinere before she Orcutt Court iu Eau-n couniy. ’ There is Mero nctoai|y for the <mfuro.v' ttreat of an Ordinance against drunkctura, in thb city, and has beta every evening cys^rss Will Sell them CHEAPER than any House in Amaris Lour.—On WcdomdaT er«uag. April 3rd. 1878, between Eamuw't church and the raaidwen of John A. Grebb, a valubh cameo ring. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leering the rame ai Bennett's Great Store of bis many frbuda in «h- d‘jr- The touperaooe work ia thb city bbriap pushed forward with great teal .ad A^ramixd arargy- **d*Mlhw P«Pof the workers to tux tire raktoo* rat wt uxbtenoe, and to thb rad cheOuactl wU ha aooB raUd to a-raJ ,k® diswiM rcj ss to make tho city tax More «- ttarry MIA . April It, 1W* K. Ad^ Mi- OUb Brown. Mba Lw ey Haro., Mb. Mary L Bragd-. O— Umd>, Mary Crook fold, M- L<btae Ctm*. Karrb Cronil-d. Mb. M«y L. Om«, Q E. Frwmwi. Sjlro-ar IlaU, Ber. J. E Johwoa, Jahn Jobnaon. I" 0. 8m«b. Mra. 8- M. BmW, Mi- 8— 8-W., SCHOOL .BOOKS tfD ST^TiO/fE^y. JACKSON, MICH Joum to Jackson Subscribed and .worn lo before mo th of Mareh 1878. Wm. H-Havroan. Jtuuecoflhe Psec*. RunnV'S’ DRY GOODS PILGRIMS 81W H Ml SILKS. aj£r AI>MIS’ISTRATQRS salt. u NEW GOODSAAND NEW PRICES BENNETT’S GREAT STORE. ✓ Several ol onr streets were much ou Tremfoy by the ore ol Ikiiure? It will not do for Tom. to try u. pmauad. say ora that h« U ooararrad for the welfare of the dear coontry. No on. b quit. e.adJoua enough lor that. Il w raid tlmi Franc* will rat object to Eu. laid oburaing romplrte rtMtrUy l» * gmd u> the 8.us ranal, but will ol jael to 4. L.LUPM.tA save 25 DOLLARS More of I. Colo 4-Bon. Oar follow alisen, Joho W. Caste’ Esq., is doing a wonderful Wark in tbr temperance «u« >» Calhoun county. At JGukA tit u» —- OW ■tbo Ibt *» th* result of hb labor. May HERTS aud mora^rtetylng a machine that win last you a lit* Mm*. *ad that ba* all tb» WtA.AU C. Vntuiu trendy improve tbe rtrteto KE ADHERE STRICTLY TO THE ONE-PRICE SYSTEM. ii MEDICAL SKILL. Hreriugs, Mich., Mareh 2B. 1878. I hereby certify that Dr. LaRua cured meefa very bid ciao of Rheumatism in oocnoetion with ilirawe of the Luags, of fire yesra atanareg, after other physicians tailed to do m« any good. In oonoidcr*The Sunday of Grind Rap- tion of thii and other important care, Ila gleefully remarks that cm Siturlsy cured by him ia thb community, I would x .. TRi. ___ i________ ___i.c t. advise all purauca inflicted with any chronic diarase to apply to Dr. LaRue at The Cincinnati Enjnrer resents the mu of ib. BAaan <<«. by M»n intimation that Senator Thuratan waa un I^no and Beamer. Their good* arc atrir- d«r the inflnrere of bounce tha night of tl>o direr bell vote, and explains . ‘-He iog by th* car load, and thny erideaily had tieen looking st the gas Iqrht until he had lo *1 down and not. Ho Was dissy." gay to fill up th* ruts, and we believe it. frequent use, after storm., would perm*- Good heavy double-and-twist jCOTTON PANTS, only $1.00 worth II 50 in other Btore.a AWFUL SMASH ! Now is the time to buy New Goods. 1 will sell a good Su>t of Men’s Clothing for 10 yards of Prints and a Pair of Shoes for one dol­ lar. Don’t buy till you try the '‘Little Cash Store on the Corner" 51-1 O.D. SPAULDING. If you want Dry Goods,1 Clothing, Boots and Shoes or Groceries at prices none can, beat call on 511 0. D. SPAULDING. * Tbe Republican police of protesfWi «ni be th* key Bute in lire i'eureylvauia oamfwien thb yeur. Had it bran made .tfomin.nt in Uhin last yrer, it b very likely there would be no Governor Bidfop raw, to protect iho duriurati fwutbren YOUTBB- BpiTS AT ALL PRICES. We buy our goods exclusively for Cash, therefore can sell them at lower figures than other stores; Carpets Accurately Cut and Per­ fectly Made. The L-ib. Society connected with lire Preabvurisn Church will be eutortaioro by Mia. E P. BurraU, st her remdencc oo Broadway on Friday nfterooo.. The gentlemen are Invited lo tea at six o'clock. Mr. L. K Howei* now ranramiug the •ity for th* celebrated Curtain Blind—a n-t and valuable addition to every windo* both it privlte houses and ofioreEiauiinc for youraeivre—they cat: be seen in UM at rite Rauxxu oflioe or at the boys’ surra at all prices. , DonbU-hMlrad, blow mim*d COTTON SOCKS, only teta pe»r pair ; 75cta |er dosen. ■Patterns in the Highest Art of Chrpet Designing, on which, in prices, we will save you much-money. No HrrrxE Pnoor Rkqvibid — It baa notyrt bent publidy denied that the Beat Ckauical .Sdlrrrrftu, made by De-1 Land A Co., b all that its friend* have claimed—that it b a pure and wholesome I article. Thia cannot be denied in fare of the icstimocy of ehembto and there bat qualified to judge. It b much bettor than I TffE OTffEq fUf/KS! Children’s Suits $1.00 and Upwards! JACKSON, MICH ffl urn imi miji TO IM. 1 -The annual Iowa tr-vetinu pawed off »»ry quietly ; our rotor, did not all eomc tuA^pUJ.. Tao hundred and ninwyc gfl haiku were cut. The Republicans ’ ■ lectedA. G. Kilpatrick by thirty-eight | W BENNETS CHEAT STORE l-wrat, and every facility for attending' to tbrir large burionw, Mean*. Spring A . Company ire meeting with uttpraced, cited j mutluu uf lire Lot itrtmai of lire firemen of Midiigaa, compilation of fire sfiatmtica, •to. Tha circular any., -The differrnl railroad. througltou'. the State will gi,e reduced rate, to delegate* who are p.oTidcl with o.-tifieato. from tie Cuief Eosjorer of their d pinment." We hope the lla^itrc’ Fire Department may be rrprewuted by the Chief eod three del- ■hajority. The Democrat, rleeted Frank has a quilt which b made up of 8% Huck* htlU-rt. Clerk, Douglas* B. Cooper, each block cootaiuiag eipht piecro. which , Treasurer; and Eewb C. Bartles, Courts-.. | t>b. The Republican* elected the remainWidias Ritrhie, an employer iu the . I dcr of the ticket. WtAina factory had an agly pab cut on I Ret. D. H Shelley haa l<en bedding a hb left thumb to-day while at work ou a. 1 a rire of meetinp it the Tamarack School circular raw. Dr. Upjcdin drrmed the | Hous* with much greater aucoaa than I anyone predicted. Nearly fll.OOO hare b building a fine ' been rabaenbad toward the erection of a rraidence on Stale street,, at the corner’of uuw church at that place , when thb one Hanover, iu the Second Ward. It b in.. ’Lail be rotnp'cted, nine ebenhea will ' tended to be the bent Louse in that part ol 1 stand iu Woodland Grorge Hitt Lad the wbf. rtuue to kae the city. ( a horse ■ few data since. Th • Washington letter OrUM-lth page The rcadt are very ntorii improved and was crowded out of Iasi bsuc by tb« artide on National Finance, yet it Lr valuable », . polilirol rraurae <-f Coogn-dooal btuinra* up to its date. r—P*. — Stylish Goods for the Spring. ^Tho Supurvbore are making tb«r a»nual areesmeuU, and wo bo]>e they will look sharp after tboae mortgage, that ao often escape taxation. Tha j a—eoger btuitiere on tha Grand Rapid- division di the Michigan Central ia very good just now, and the freight tnWs ure simply enormoa. pAii— Mary A. WhcUtooe, of Rutland, VARNISHES W«do tb« largest buaiaem uf any bouse in the eiiy and therefore ean bay and sell employ a raddeni New Yotk buyer, that the latent My las ol good* in all departmeet* might be shown hero simulteo«oa*ly with thyir appearance i. ths metropolis In brder to compete with New York. Chi rego sad Detroit prices, Mem Spring A Cqmpaoy buy all good* for emh, being thus enabled to get the very bottom flgurrs Tbetr lmmen.-re trade warrants them in selling st very raall tnsgitu of profit, and the conMant addition* to their Ibt of cus­ tomers prove to Ibra the wmdom of sell­ ing a largu atnouai, at a raall profit. In this way u their trad* benefittod ou every single article purchased, sad yet Mcora. Spring A CompatSy tn the aggregate make money each year With a better stock of goodl than was I ever shown before in thb p*rt sf the Suu, ; with new arrival* daily, with price, at the | Making garden aeemi to bw the order of the day in the city, BOd a Uucr time wc nertr >aw for doing that kind of work. The new Ad", of the celebrated Sur AND bouansa equal in prnainenre with the big «Mrtr Tire burire— of lire country for to long a time stagniut and depnared, b taking a lure far th* better, Silver haa bran retnoneUxol. sad th* Grseab.uk h to-day worth 100 cans on tha dollar. With Ohm foots before them, sod with tire demands of a larger .trade than ever before, Means. Spring A Company of thb city have looked about lb*m to prepare to Suu OILS. . Of erery variety as d kind; fufty^X^S; ’^d l,^l^ -<» CARPETS —•«k k'«“111 - ■ ‘ There b ao queatira but that the people j of thbdty and section of reentry hare a '■ “T" » -w PAINTS, Jinaiu.—a. n.JXkk I Goukd Rahm, Mich., April 9# 878. ” ■M nSHIMI (Hit French, English and American Dress Goods. Half WooFFabriqucs 87 inches Wide, 12 1-2 Four feet wide black Cashmeres at 95 cents. Not lo be found in the State less than $1.25. 36 inch all wool Cashmeres, any shade, 50cts, Heavy Double Fold Black Alpacas, 17cts. Full lines of Trimming Silk nt $1.00. ■ All the Gems of European Nov­ elties at Prices Lower than any in th a XiRiid. For all of your ■ Wants we will Save you Much ■ Money. KWn MT sw, FREE A VALUABLE INVENTION. WILSON-SEWING MACHINE in work manehip is equal to a Chronometer Watoh, end •• elegantly finished as a firet-otoss Plano. It received the highest awards at tho Vienna and Centennial Expo* aitions. IT 8EW8 ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machlnoSjJta .capacity ia unlimited. Thor© are more WILftON"MACRtNES eold In the United 8tatea than the oombi nod Bales of all tho others. The WILSON MENDINC ATTACHMENT for doing all kindsof repairing* WITHOUT PATCHING, gbven FREE with each machine. WILSON SEWING MACHINE GO. tfSS 807 & 820 Broadway, New York j New Orleans, La. 1 Cor. Sist* 4 Bsdbon Cti, Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, Cai. For Sale by all Firtd-Cla»s Dcalerg. 79 Monroe St. Jg �Railroads. tkat •olllml in. FaViIBA’ir Um Uhuui ium.ua pris down oa Luo^suetb street, Lteuteaaol,' captained Joe, by anatehra, as b* be gran to recover his wind. "What’s yoar name?" Iriciai, Meytes addresrad thb qaretkn to the leaning tower banging 10 the desk. "Buri name?" , "Fes, that's vlu I aaked." Ho now tried to get his watering eyo Excd upon th: Licniensnt's. and while awe time asramed a grin which threatened lo crawl clear round hia bead and meet oa th* ocher aide. -Doa’t rtekinise ma, '^aeY' He attempted to brace up preparatory to. giving the oflteen n surprise, bat the tali knee-joint just then went shut lik* a jack-knife, and had not Bewere caught him by tho roller, there would bare boon a ty| Wuu JrIm & Saiiaao UILIOAD. JACKSON WAGONS. iStSwii FlKbigu—Fahrcr drear f.rarer, kmoome ith'm'now." -Thi* is terrible, moaned Lieutenant Riley, "and we only grt flWJO a yrar, 8« hery, you old duffer, plcue tell me your Our Washington Letter. Washington, D. C., April S, 1678. MESSER BROTHERS. A good deal ot talk is atill indulged in relative to the alleged methads of the "Zactly, taetly. Ifhuld fora you the Prasidenl ia effecting the reversal of tbe Stea Sinner ;'f Mid>e<hie)—’Hol' lurt decision of Jad_-'e Whhteker'* Court and FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD GEO. P. ■OH’RI.I. A CO1 •Tdl tne your name or I'll murder you, NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAUyou red-faced old idiot" RrpMica* and soow other papers which “Wb-what're been doin' Ush rhour— hare taken up the matter, interpret it in I'm Sleep Winger 'f Slicliigan—I'm methia wise. General Anderson waa in lim­ float, 'mafljaL" ’ His greasy arm lost iu catch un the. bo and tho of l bo Returning Board counter and romethin- dropped. Sewers pick.d him up and with Charley's help toted him back to a call, white he kept in­ ' fowler & fulton;' suring ou it that “Er Street 8pinnir filchca.aaac sours rca bin body on the cell ■ UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO. of disliugubhrd viaiten" to New Orleans a year, agu were nnanimou. aa to the pro- and Went lu steep humming . “ 'M tired now'u xhkrpy tothicjLou. . prteiy. of Federal intetfeiencr. Tbe Al- put m in inly mittle med.— Ciictniwli | Fire Aa«*l teniey-General'e opinion waa cited In subi^-ly^a* I, atantiation of the President'* view*. At GOOD BOOKS REMOVAL! BUND IAPID3 DIViSIOM. ££. K T 1 this prant it i. specifically charged that an ArtnyidEoer of high grade waa seal to New Work at the expense of the Quarter ma<tcr|s department to induce General Over 50,000 volume, in the CuugresIlaneoqk to undertake a mission to Gover­ sional Library arc piled on tho floor. nor Nieholla, looking to Anderson'. liber­ The House Committer of Ways and ation and the qusaliitq; of tbe whole cut Mean, are struggling with the income tax, ajar nit each individual member of tbe Charles II. Eddy, nominated fur post- i Hoard, 'Hancock wsi regarded as pecu­ liarly fitted -because of hit high repute with the Democracy, particularly that o/ ’ctJ&tltNT I BAH SWKTi tain Total 4OX‘iS^a.r*L^r>,<BSk>CO* uttraZff?. Or’eE** ^craTV'a^rtK?- Ig^iirjsrsSj-ah tf. arro .r.rsre.'s ifjrsss dot *11 MWr i«i tainwiaS I* mW _ul«. ur YjUBG ip ws. miabin to oct till about Mar. 1st, when he ‘yiwuZZjr ayned to jnrd^o AoJcrtrnt if tl.a St|eerae Court did net liberate him." Montgomary Blair may rczard it u es­ pecially opportune, perhaps providential, but Democrat* in Coogroa manifest a strange dteiodination Vi stand sponsor to , Blair's "what is it," senior to apprehend buLi in 20 years from now. that it may be a petard to lift them sky­ IVk haa gt.ne lo join Pitab ugh ; and ward It* paaasje by the Maryland Leg I ho Democratic majorfly having done ialature hav caused only the slightest ripple their best io whitewash him, Mill amuse oa Un rnriser, ot aoetety here. Bw» io I tbe country with tbeir talk of reform. this eatnoctiou sod following aa second to The Democracy should hare a DavBlair's initiatory step, a bill is said lo be keeper made to order, fur nene of the in preparation to t«t the legality of Mr. regular stock term able to stand the strain Haye.' title before the Hupnwwe Conn, a* provided for by the law-eraatiog the Elec­ toral Comtsbaion. If true, the ouroagrrs hawo been unusually succrasftil in ooofin ing specific knowledge of it to those di­ rectly concerned; and from present ap­ pearance* its utter failure and Blair's ye­ tirament seems equally assured. . The Senate ia atill an ratling with th* subject of fortius the Pacific roads to pro-­ vid* a sinking fuad for th* gradual extiuguiabmnt ol their indebtednra* to GovernmeoL II and tbe pro rat* question hare been the leading topics for weeks. Lobby inflneoera directed by Gould, Huntingtoo and others notorious in that line, have been brought to beer in full force. Discussion lias elicited a great variety of opinions . but about every <>ne outside of lobby eirclra and their Congressional mer cbandise agree with Senati-r Edmunds that the shameless audacity of Jay Gould, The fear of resumption, despite the Repaas msnifested lien this session, daserro. dutora' efforts to inerteaa it, ie rrowin( the Mvetotl ircnrt. Notwithatanding benotifullyW During the cl.eiog days of tbe earnird tbe diversity of views the hope is still ebesishod that an equitable adjustment 1season, tbe Prince of Waits went to a W l'CHS.'wa-..i-4r 5U=......... EMPLOYMENT! lla.ua** **4 raw*. :■ >ar u.r. to. •*> tk. gs?SK» RMj-iixrK'. xro;is:.r,r.,-i-aa.-.’ ass'.^Ktts.TSJsasBb.T r.=l rH»m »** ■ JHTJ U' &5WS TOILER WORKS is s*w iwihrf xPJrxr! CHRONIC Tke Greai Semen TSrtJikftn. MORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY caHms Sarsaparilla iSVW t.«.. Eanhtnd: Hn Pennsvlvania LIVER COMPLAINT D’S’SFBFSZA, A=4ftrrwUy'aiO»JJP4. rrrr. ami lothrr ilc4fctardir«. h : johsktox »reterv Sffl. LStlMB, D.1KT1J, Jr. ___ tSSTV*- "RUSSCfe'Drr*oRt,,,m!fi/iW; t*« Jt co. Cbswuats A Drog^i***. on bra.ingtoenew. U1 hbnn Ata, Detroit, Mich. Episode in • political contention at Ti ter to bare given voice to th* general de­ tnartBa, Pa.: 1 he Chairman—“Th* Chair mand outside ot Congrats. will not dispute the point with Mr. CarMcGarrahan and the New Idria Com tar.v Mr. Carter—■•Tho Chair had bcapaay threaten tu with another big bill of coat for io reatigaliog claim which, ia the bbbuimicaljistitute. any ml fduadatio* ia equity. From l<!e developments before the Cum mitto* looling into Mr. Key’* department, it would sum that tbs aer.w bidden an popular mndictnot, hoping thereby to prejudiM tbe people aniaM him. Hiactecthat be. with throe or four others were in­ tion by an urMwIialmiwg mejurily aevcroly terested U about 2,000 route.; and tho rebuked his traduesra. who sought to inapeaete Ida busiuom tntepity. No notice profits from sab-letitag •M*n to vary from would have been Uken of these campaign lies were it nol that some of bis eaemra A majority of the aabteommittoa nharg- (and every amxwasfid bu.it,eaa num ha. with Mtkiag Into tbe matter have reported his full quote of nvioas tisaia) «w ro­ io favor of al>oli*hiag our prawn method of Pramdantial eloocioa and tho ocbetitn- Railroad Am.n*aa o f r.TWc »3S£S ;sasKT.si’£si‘" EDICT OT HOREHOUND AID TAS FOR THE CORK OF 1.10 PER YEAR � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/405/HastingsBanner_1878-04-24.pdf d23ce04236083162707690c6978a0dc8 PDF Text Text fyr ttsruiLicql Byl/In RA TBS Of AD VER T1SIEG. VOL. 22. NO. 52. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1878. WHOLE NO. 2098. ■ alcohol. Many of the sick and fo4*> are by the promise and hope ofohaalth, resort| ing io tho use ot those bitters. Ym if I thefc totters are used according to direo- FARMERS LOOK HERE tfoiM for say fong period of time they are sorely on tho roadIto druukeunow. Bat­ ter let them clone entirely, foe it is a sure ! principles which elevate my fellow man tn way of securing recruits' tu the great army a higher standard of morality than ek iag out a miserable existence of a drank, ard’a life, in and around a grogshop so Thio eity of dazzling white publie build-. ings and asphaltum avenues always retains a magnetic attraction for the men who ■ liave ones lived here in q political or an official espaciiy. Tbs ex-Csbiaet ofiecn, ei'Scutoro, and ex-lUprnoaetatlvua, who lament, like tho ghoab. of their fuvmci creslMae, these scenes of their d^rtnd power are numerous Weehingtoo is the political psradstc to which the Uoubed and Uut pqlitirian ever tarn* with long­ ing. and it ia “like the schoolboy spot, JOKM n. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR liJ.\5,U:tC*!Rr' XsUoa.l . *,-OXZO D- I ADWALLADER. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Inez went into the dining room, where Mathilde «t>udbv the open window, bluhing daintily, with a rose in her hair—an Loiterers shout the Capitol will frequent, I have chuaen for my subject amber v«e, very rare, and very booming. .Ucnhol— it* physiological, intoxicating •Did you open the door for )ir. Loraine. ly see the awkward but powerful framo of the big Oregonian, who has been Senator. and ruilKKM rffecta upon the bntoau rat* Attorney General, and whom hte wife al­ The definition u given ia Weheter'a most auenxded in making Chief Just ire Unabridged Dictionary, of A hoi: A aoong thvm. The effect* of alcohol upon powder of vtimoey to paint the eyebrow* iu oouaumcra i* nbyairel sod nusniai dowith, but now more generally used by e graeracy. which tend* to inc^aae crime, pauperism, insanity, increw aickaem, ahurtep life and increase hereditary dwaare. ter the Diplcmsta, Justice of the Su- ' The offering of tbe inebriate, even to tbe precne .Court, Senators, Cabinet Ministers, 3rd and 4th generations, suffer for tbs Army and 'Sava! officers, and email fry of­ rices of their per*uta. They pw rificials, had been presented srith form and cioua, criminal, ot immoral iaatiaotsand eeremooy, tho towering'rugged form of propeneaim or are idiots and inaane. Williams appeared amid the the whits and The drunkard lojuretha to Lis offspring, colored citizen rabble that rushes iu, wheu kinds of intoxiraiing , driukii. by a Jaw of uatnn- running in the animal as the gates are opened, to shake hands with yton in a drug stern hare eeMbl well as vegetable kingdom. In the lan­ nuiy and Lira many of th| guage of tho Bible "like begets like, they admirer, but the untxecern sad cheerful- mcdi-ds of prepar- g throe dnm stall bring forth reed after tbe.r kind." ores with which the deposed cabinet offi­ the artful ways ot selling to q Trails ot character, diapositioai, talents, cer fell into rank* and paid respects to his I hare studied the nature and it logical effect* upon the human chief, in the ptenr where be had appeared ao often to council and decide, made me think there might be some sluff in him. The «X- Attorney General rosy be Men at many unofficial receptions, and when there it A hop at tLe National Hotel or at Wil­ lure , waa never created by God, but an lard*, be will st.-p through a. quadrille er artificial thing prepared by . man, and i* the borers with the neatnosa and pteriv nlaaacef aa a nrieotic ftuiaoa by all I'hynip! by God himself “I rftt vail the iniqniion of a trained bear, but I have never tius of the father upon the children io the 3rd and -Uh Roaerauou." fur a long time in Europe. The dkap. Alcohol destroy# a vast amount of the poiutmeot of nut attuning the higbnt judiriri position tn the country, with the »> rial protege appurtenant thereto, was1 SOLD AT FREES LOWKR THAN BBORI TH WAR ! GREBLE &RUSSELL. A Car-load of Jefferson Nails just received Material. Mkina. The Lnrger-tBuilding and |>est adeetej Stocl of Locii, Knobs, Butts, Sc. NaMe Also n fine lot of Bronx** Door Trimminpa. Can give the ' LOWEST PflTCES- BUCK WHITE LEAD. lam the Sole Agent in the County, for the above Lead, buy in large, quantities, and can give Special pricesWARR-IXTEE A SUPERIOR ARTICLE. u -From her frivrxte, of cun roe, just whtf every treuy wuman need* salvt-.ion from." • Hur Mend.’ IMn'l know she had say. Who are they?" • “Mem" “Oh!" said Nie innocently Miss Carlyle had a genint for beoero lance. A kind a( breezy, contagious be- F.HAMMAR & CO’S STRICTLY PURE COLORS, t have sold for the past four years. Can give the best City and County testimonials. And guarantee It (he Item! in the Murlict. HARNESS KASTtfKx t.t:.\Tnrrr. txn sr best or vorkven. J WARRAST EVERY S1RAP AND BUCEJ.E. ' fr.v Wagon and Carriage HARDWARE 5W’ LADIES CORSETS, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS.FANS. &c. n- J- Al/'X, Cam®, Sin aid Oreausiial PAI N TER At A. M. Rtek'e Carriage SUp JsITeMonSt, - “Yea, for going to the dogs." said 1st* I eruriiy, and tbe ennverantioo waa dropped. । Simntata. Mta <taW< J.“iSSIS—T (| everything he t*») ‘ | dentand me, Malli,---, ' "Yes, uia'am,'' whispered' the girl, ihruogb her tear* Tho next day Ctavrre I.iraioe ai-fo-d Mias Carlyle to marry him. That lady ! surveyed him hfily. 1 “Tids display re entirely unneeemarj, K. Strort which, durin- the time he held the Naval portfolio, was the haven of that gayoSl of cosmopolites the U-, S. naval of­ ficer. Ex Secretary Ilobcwou ao-me to be engaged mainly, is defending himsrif be­ fore Cougms and the world from the charges of rorruptmu and dishonesty, that have attained such wide publicity. He ■ i preUy well equipped fur this defence, for . "ho baa money, exerilent health, and a big “Don’t be eml, Ines. I'm sure I've never abownrany dispoeiuon to deem yot, hare D" ' “No, no, you havo always been kind and good," M'ue Carlyle spoke dreamily; “but men art so folte—«o very false, Nic." “Exactly, Ims. That io tbe meson I prefer women. I'd rather spend uiv life right here in your houie thin knock around among men like ocher follows. 1 would, indetd Th-ry'rv a beastly moh, Inc*—moot inbem-nlv fournlv " AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Ladies Cashmere Sacques. Ladies ready-made Suita. A two-button Kid Glove for 50 cents. LEWIS STERN. Sign ot the “C ASH STORK, Gumming & Filing Saws Wm. H. Goodyear. PHARIEEUriCAL CHEMIST DRUG STORE. peoples Phy*ician’s Proscription* Rnd COFFEE. SOAP. Family Recipe* carefully proparod with Drug* and <7hcmical8 ,e but pure, for we roa« and grind our of purest quality only. r« r—1 —r-—>-te CROCKERY. ■ —«*r-re.*“■ •“* "''"‘Tew'iZTa ■gXFjA.XaX. FAPBrxWe bare a n^ M»pp»J al- STONE-Wra-Ml. W. tan W rfSWnre. rf <**’"■ coflare and Paris muaand zubdaed io itaoif, but mare coquetry on Mathil Id hair. Miaa Carlyle o<m- kites (W* •> Kz-Secretary Brikusp of the ficrtrieg red beard. Landaotas fare and rellotaal fig are is back again al the -‘Arlington." Official disgrace, and mental care, hare not rerrogated tho pink and white smootbiXMe of hie forehead, he ia aa fkt, and to all ap­ pearances as happy as when rich men courted him. and fair iadias smiled upon, hi—, while the crowd followed (Uttered, sought and sued. dren every font, of pbysirea! degeneracy . bum and dortroy the lianee with switch makes them insane, makra them enmitub, eenaiaty aa an much nitric add. makes them id'utu , yea it fills our inasae How mueb alcoholic unaaa are used in say lue». our hospitals and oar almsbuuacs. ooc year in ths Vailed StMes ? Aeeord- SR the laud with crime , our refund schools, with eriminahi, brings ,k large proportion of the taxes upon th^people. In coodn- si-JO, when shall the curse Mop ’ I answer, • that God's grant remedy for the worid'a ths Amo.icon Republic; of bonded Bq- presl curse is total and universal abatiu'lra, 400XMM.0O0 galona cr about 12 gal­ ucocc from making, selling and drinking Man is his. brothlow to esehjuro. woman and child in thio intoxienung liquora. land of boasted liberty ; of wines, 20,. GOOJWO gallon*. The value at the sale* by retail liquor dealers in the United States during the year 18®, arenrding to I tho report of Oom Write of the Revenue Bureau for thaiycsr was 91,483,481.6® or nesriy 150 to every mu. wmu ud child in tbe United Stales. Of this vaat sum, tbe peo­ ple of Michlgu are said to have spent 952,874,170 for that year, or nearly 945 Tbe gay. brilliant, swaggering ox Sena­ tor Mau Carpenter has a law office in the Suppose that I the entire population <rf city, and he makes more money by his | the United Suus drink intoxicating bevpractice in the District and United States errnpw, which would be a very low ustiBuprema Courts than he ever made as mated amount of money expended on ao average each year lor every person In this L.ub-Joss prefer tbe Utter diotinctioa, and Stale <x the United Blates who drink. would sacrifice muck Booty to attain it. the sum ot l20il, in round numbers, aay State Alhtn. There n u infoxieatiea in the deration nothing about tho valuable time wasted at Tl»e laying of iron on the Caro 1 Vas­ and prerugatiras of office that thegteril sal railroad oommenoed April X old geatknunly vise sverire cannot make Sanilac baa rotod a 920,000 loan co amend* for. Cerpeoter ia no ahyatsr ; hia speeches are not m.-ro rhetorical pyroteeb- lire trailed Slates debt in one year, and □y. but ho M mors dfeetire lx fore a jury ftirnbh breed foe eseh inhabitant audio than before the Supreme Court of lhe Ims than 10 yeara, by a system of total United States. Ths reaaoo of thia la hfa abviinenoc from aa free a use of intoxicst body manner when addressing a jury in a township, village, city, county and state criminal ease, or the Supreme Court in a in the Uaicn, of every name and nature aril suit involving a million, ia precisely would be wiped out, also feed and clothe the »bz, but wht<e tho average jury may all its inhabitants, and would restore hapfuel flattered to have a dUlinguisbed, elo­ pfuam, ponce and prosperity, all over our quent, ex-Senator address them in ao offhand, swaggering, familiar way, the Su­ preme Court is accustomed to a atyin more defferential, and aliheegh they are Jndpn they are alab men, with tumefied ranitire, and subtle prejndiere, not more.slsrtraetian. ot la* end furt Dow much Matt Car­ penter may bare pre-udloed the Domncrxtqf eplrituou* lipBwa. had a tendency to ic urns bnfor. ths Khutors! Commterio. drive almons all mpertable men (if I may will narer be known ; but *Un 1 hoard Im allowed the expreariun) from the tropic that he «■ to appear for the Demooratie in consequence of which it has been left 1 claimant and knew that Justine Bradley open to the piratical speculalioae of u-. was to be tbe umpire, tho first thing I principled vtgaboods, who do not «rur.k thought of was a liuk cpiajda that I had seen in the Supreme Court, a month be­ fore : Osrpector wan making an argument m a railroad raae. when Justine Bradley inserruptod him with a queatioo, and, aopposing a WK, Mkcd Mr. Carpenter Low i he would diepoee of it Mr. Oarpouter i replied that bis mind was no nafortuuateJy i comtktiiiai! that U eould not consider more | TOBACCO. ta.10, the Red Ribbon movement and io Him baiiediseaae ms terrible malady, Ithafe who givvlh an the victory( tbair.numbcrs tended with constant and inaatiablc thirst, and the victim aeemi poweriem to reform are growing |esa, for want of patronage. Alcohol m chargeable by for the great­ The temperance movement of*xo-dey er proportion of pauperism. Statistioi meets my hearty approval I would like to aee all who are aaMtrabled in thia Temple are not waotiug to prove thia aaoertion. I am unable with ]«n to portray the suffercf God to-night, doo tho red ribbon aa an iugu, Want, crime, misery, degradation and . emblem of u> noble an entekprias. How ever mucil%aa been written'and ^iueh has ruin that alcohol cauw. to the people of Mu-higau. U hna been said by phyeirian* having ^mtge of pubiie iu^itutiom.. tbui U ia almost imposribls to treat delirium treotaoe aueoasafully now, in oouaequeme SSOa — �Tbe ahreya popular Uaah malroro dreaare which keep tbeir style while ev­ There never was, nor ever uauld be war erything eha cheaps, are relieved by aide ■ for any other kind, (lhaa redemaibfo ear . _ gores aad beats of black silk, and poapaiwoey.) except for spaenfoton aad gamble™ . persooe ran talk ia . wHUper al opposite dour eqmareeaod e>v. of ai& are added at pleasure, la eoom lent aa well on pretty fashion. black, blue, orange, or cr»y. —■*—1---- *------ ------- ■*’-* -• • pearl and beige colon Tbe atyltah bet net with black dram b a Usch end gold mixed braid, or a plain black chip, if the thin plate of Irou in die renter, that vi latter, trimmed with narrow aatia ribbocu, brate. al a breath, and works an agate in three or funr different cwWfold. bloc, point Bsdar it, ia fixed uu a movable bar ulire aad poppy red, or pel* aping ahUm. which brings it ao cloee that tba point real) on tbo cylinder. A slip of common tie foil is laid smoothly round lha middle ol the cylinder, the point is brought to . j»y, tn debate an Legal Troder Aet. Not Dilhearfened. •“ --Lt arnnty m tbe Leasing Rr^ullma would have its renders believe. We .find on a careful totalyris af the rreult that (here were 307V rotea p<4kd far NupervUort, that there is in the county just about 3»iOV legal Voters , that the llepudiatofa with their twenty arorre organisations, went fa. Io every noek .nd Ctenar of the county and searched for tbe last voter that would did net vimt the polU, not one in a hun­ dred would vote for tbe policy of tho 1Upudiators or for their candidates It is, also, true that in thia city and some of the lownahi'e a g»jd many R.'pul>l>nauj voted tbo Repudiates! ticket, breauao they would not indane the Citix.-us, whiek they relle-j that ;n November Barry county will pufl a 1000 majority for Iwn,/. money, ov< r aay oppealeg cutabiuation, aad ink lb< I*an»icg Rrytljlri.., to make a Bote of it* use uflaet to our presumed “disgust' ' aver the result of tbe jkpril doctlou. Tbe “reform" party in Cungn-M u bound to grow in one way if it cannot in another. It baa now ati.-vreded in sealing three Democrats, who were never elected, intent* which belonged to Republican.. Thia u a .good deal cosier than elnetiug them by vote of the people. It involr/o^ disregard for political morality, but wlmt are with petty obstacle, aa three t«f our tree Dvmocrite ? It was Mr. Clymer who remarked beautifully the other ds> “Give us [ Donocr.ts] entire authority, and wn will nod that tbo laws are egf-.rc- drexina of wealth to-day. Il converts the businea of society into a mere lottery, while those who distribute the prism are wholly irraapooaibfo to tbe people. When tbe collafwe comae, as rome il must,-it casta laborers out of employment, cra.bai maaufarturtre and merchants, and roina tboamnda uf hoeral and industrious eitiuua.—[James Buchanan, Debates in Congress, Tufatae 14. fwrt 1, 1837, page fades them with paper money. It i.« the mist effectual of invontiooo lor ferultaing the rich man's field by tbe swore of the poor men's brow. Ordinary tyranny, on-1 prcwi.in, exneeaire taxation, bear lubtly on the mimes of coutmunity, compared with freudnleat curreucww and tbe robber­ ies enmmitted by depreciated paper money We bare suffered more from thia cause than from any other cuuac or calamity. ■ There does not mam' Co be soy imme­ diate use for tluj Repudiatora—Secretary Sberman baa knock.-:! the bottom out of Ry upon the poor-J Wm. P. Frmialin, tbeir rei, and they are now fljuude.-i.nj CbairtBan Senate rmiooe Commiuoc io debate'oc Legal Teodor Aet. about in tbe water of tbeir dieeoutent like Tbe history of the irredeemable paper a ml in a stranje garret. currency repeal, itself whenever sod It doaa seem aa though Wood A Q., uf the n<suao of Repeesoatativea, were bant on deatroylcg the credit of the Nation, and plunging the aronUy into univena bankruptcy. Why sot let wall enough alone T Why enA to disturb existing bus ioeaa relatiooa, by Tariff trickering ’ Gen shock to credit, followed by disaster aad tie! the people aay “hands off." deprtreioa, and a doroand for relief by fartbar iaeaes. Tbo uni venal nee of, tod At a meeting of the Republican State reliance apon >ucb a rurroocy tends to Centre! Ceaamittee, hold at Detroit aa blunt the moral sense sad impair tbe nata Thursday last. it wu determined in bold ral eclf-depeodatMe uf tbe people, and the Republican Male remvculwu tn nomi­ trains thrm to lite belief that tbe Govern­ nate State ofiosra, al tho city of Detroit, ment mu.: directly amial tbeir individual fortunes and business, help them in tbeir oa the 13lh of June personal affaire, and enable tbero'to dis­ charge their debts by partial (payment. Many uf TTiio inconvertible paper currency begets now paying pJd the daloaioo that the remedy tor private oa demand, aad most of the others will pecuniary diatrtre is in hgufotivn nuaura, and makee tbo people unmindful of is not a time for idltnr «r l^iitel-ug. The rooenl eruption of the pepcr money infla­ tion itch should earn to wake up, father than dfeeeuragv, all true patriots and ad ro­ tates of a round, boreal money system. Lot the ball be started. Republieau Clubs sad Bonaat Money Chibs are ueedod, te put forth some such energy sod effort on the rig^it aids as have been lately uarcl intbe wrong direction. There is warm rock ahead. On tbe eleelioa of ths Mxt Cu-ugram, which meat soon be held, -lep-mls ia u groat degrw the raaull of tbe next next Howm of Reptamntativm wb may nee the Government of three Dcited Suteajn fom than throe yvara, under tbe (•octroi of thoau who but a few year, ego »«« NlblfaB desperately to destroy U. enough from baring a pleasant voiee at' prnwnt, and those who i*nagiaa they are to bear the full rotund aceeuu of Gough or Phillip, from its apeak lag trumpet, all over the room, an wofully mweaken. At first, its voice ia au Inarticulate droning. tuenl, eonstittuan aa enormous debt against tbo States cbargreUo with thin unadvised measure, which must long remain umatMfied, or rather It ia an jccumslaisou of guilt which can be expatiated sot other­ wise tliaa by a voluntary OBcrifiee c-o the alter of jestire of the power which has been the instrument of il.—[Jarno Mad isou, iu the Federahst. tn as a policy . that it was what it pre­ tends to be, be/ >f t'Momry ms.ui.rv. The opinions of tbe Secretary cf ths Trrwaury < Mr. Chase) are perfectly well koowu. He haadodared that, in his judg­ Biting , but Mr. He»0rwtv mayaawdl ment. it fo, aad ougfau to be, but <i temp— make ep hia mmd io tot Voorhees floating rorp Btcuwre. • • • And all tbe into the neat Nations! Democratic Con craitlmnan who have written on the sub jcct, except aooee wild speculator, in cur ventioa oa the name platform. rcncy. hare declared that as ’a policy it SYMPATHETIC DISEASES, over the vibrating plate, and the operator talks into it, with full distinct voire while tumiag tba eraak. W ben through talking, the erauk is reversed, till tbe agate point which has been making rows cf dote and dukes round the cyliudcr on tho foil, is brought back to where it started. A large poparr bmcAs funnel ia ant over tbe disk, the crank is to rood, and an the point gore over the dots and roughniwero it baa made, were only children of a largo growth, with it gives tbe vibrating piste tbe eam« move aa mtartwting tattle, aad aometlaooa' wit, but that be bad never known one to |«ja ►wu solid reason and good aeaec, or to aet ooaeoqMoliafly foe four aad twenty bouro together—il in quite evident that be bad never come in contact with tho Washing­ ton apceiea, maid, wife or widow. Had is believing, aad you beer from tbe l*ho- be met a Waabingtou adventarwa, and if oograph the self same words and toae apo be bad guns into good society be would ken into tbe mouth-piece, only leister, by have met his equal and more too. If be the lota of the original motive power of I had begun to flatter her, as be advised hia the voice, the aamc Las which takas place | aoe to do, oa any subject, from her under in all forma of nature changed from one standing down to tbe exquisite taste ot form to another, like tbe waste ia a um of her fan, under tbe tmprmsLn that abe coal, which ia far froth returoiic all tbe would grate! ally accept the smallest eom I plioient, aid greedily swallow the poaaeat wbat would hare beenam of that dually ol foa fix Mrtain uamriea. animals, nut gymml fovotites of the human rare, and with equal certainty brought him eut. Now it Be Ready fqr Action ! It bdomea the duty if every man who belioom fa tbe boonK payment «f the Na­ tional obligations, tbe firm auppr.n uf Mee rotary Sherman iu bio dctvrmiovd efforts to carry out the (awn of tho land, and in a coin and paper currency, when tbo paper L{rodaemabL) in coin ou demand, to be up and doing. Let “Hottest Motiog Leagues" be formed, at core, in every acbo.il distrk-t ia tbe County of Barry ’ Let the friends of “Honcut Money’’ without refercnec to part party afiilistioaa. join ban-L and work together for National bcaoc now, m they did for National exislet.ev in 1M1, and the flag of treason and repudiation will aoou trail in tbe dart, as did the raitfoaaak* flag ia tho days ot tbe RebelHcra. GRANT owing to the iBorUculaMnem with which moot peuplw apeak. But out of iu beg pipe hum, the emphatic word. *>oc dis linetly, a shout U smeared briskly, sud parte of a Shakespearean soliloquy, spok­ en in a asodnate, deliberate voire. I bean! nearly fifty feet away. It fo nsore of a •urewm ia ringing, but both speech and aooj have a far-off sound, nt if dead­ ened by wall, between. Tbe greet virtue of tbe PboaogNgb iu mind, is that it will oblige people to talk datlnetly, with full healthy utterance, the nemmoc hasty sod imperfect speech coming out of it a perfedt blur of aoutoda. But m the isstra■sent is improved, daily, its woodere will .«tCULATOR AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC VOLTAIC PLASTER SUGARS. 18 SIMPLY WONDERFUL. TOBACCO. knowledge of tbe bnsw mosite, aa it waa. the Reeky Sharpe of Waeliiagton might Mach him a thing or Iso that would cause emus' hltmc plaster CROCKERY wake uf its mighty evolution, and revolu­ tions. Tba qureo of the cannibal island, is more tastefully tattooed than waa her groadmotber, and tbo belle ot ibis habi IMPERIAL SOAP MeanabeHewaA >• rope M TRnsR^iTVS^M ORIGINAL AND ENtW ONL1 Mjitemis TrrfiniatiBi1 The Secret Oat at Last! Tba only polities! Uoubb now on the rerpex ia tbe Bgbt in Tammany. The ITorMw oppmin;: Kelly and biasing, and the Ntar and Eiprrti are defending him. The people bare ao catue to eon gratulate themaelvra'oa thu£aamL for it t* not a Bgbt of hooent meu against Utieroa, but simply one between thieves aa to which shall; bare tbe plunder If Kelly cruihea bit opponents he will have tbe city to rob. aad if bin opponents crush Kelly, they will have II- That iaell there is about it, which explains tbe iodiflerence of tbe people. It io merely the fight of two-bandits over lbs prostrate body of a traveler they bsvs robbed. The Repnblioum of the City are very easy ia their Wonderful Discovery a Lost Art. burns lacunae Io dear marly mouthed so­ ciety, frowns upon tba powerful aad el*, i Vatre her exquisite nose at the knock kneed, pot bellied, and week. She is an audadotta, persevering. pioneering, little IE FOB is the social ladder. Bonner or later pro­ bably later abe will get married to a sen­ timental youth, with well balanced hair, Tbe Chicago Starch Work* Make Ta Centa the Cunwet Price of a Pound of Snow-White Gloea Starch. oepmac object of bar lift, and abe will re euro it. through marriage if abe can, but, at aay rate, aha will secure iu Since tho days ot Babyhtf there hare been other ea rvero fee women al capitals than main- THE MltlBAL S OHLY GESUIHE** Vibrator - Tbrcabru, Ycattrdaj evening ia pamlug Tallmadge Hall, which adjow- tht eld theatre where Lincoln -*s murdered, I observed sition of Secretary Sbenaan on tbe money that it was illuminated, aad asking the question baa strengthvosd the Admiaiotra Log haired man at the door what be waa tioa, ia ihka City, and while maay of tbe to hare, he replied: “a lecture by tbe greet ideas of tbe President are by no aaaaua tn high pries) of apiritsaliam Mr. Davis.'' domed, tba objectionable points are not 1 remember that when quite a buy 1 bad considered of enough impcrtaacs to war read a book oe sptritualwm, by Daria, fuD reala aplit that will t^eke tbe next Coe of trenaceodcntal jam, the-fly loaf of grew Democratic. Tbe next campaign lamg lafoad will be tho pwpnlar resort the coming season foe Naw Yoeken who find tl)imi ilvre averse to tbe eipeaam of frelitouaUe places, and wish io be u neai tbeir Lualmus aa poaible. Its South aide Beaebm. Roek.w.y, Wouddmrg, Fire faland. and the rest have been for years, the ••"rt •( Pl. KB ■d nompany , and tbe pietaroaqun hradlands of the North boast. TO CONSUMRE! MWLMHM8D 4 CO. in Pints fifts Davne ' Z. B. WILLISON; '±nerj^i su&piiur soap. Iwjcmw cf m Sutx( a lUat-nrra. r.tAmnxx or ytu Cottrt*xvon; a Rixuk* Massa er Furairnre own Ksuunsu AnxuManua aso Gout, aan as (JuuqauuB ptu.rnrwn. Ventre O-RSBXeS dto MTTseEXjXj. AGKENTS N R r . e *c' «■ B. Extra, foe there Mrehisre al ■^•iwbemd. The Mild Power CURES COTTC2-E-T ^Homeopathic Specific* nn Lung; Syrup, A Vs««teUo Ceeapewm* lav breaking_plow, taacr tettrsatULnp, Breaking Plow to fit tho w, tbe other, a mouth piece Tbe operator speaks aiuaaly aad dhtiaetiy ia tbe tube, tbe listener applying tba nthhandle io the aar. “ Where are you T B*TTI ■ OUBKM. MICH. CRAMPTON HR OTHERS, fl, 4, 6, 8 and 10, Ratgere Place, and 33 aad 35 Jefferson 8t. New York. m4 <u vAa/ronfe fcy MCCARTHY, RONKT A GILES, Detroit. Mich. By Grocere generally and by queer looking people io a large ball full of spinlualist* his said that every man baa hia insanity, but a spectacle of a room full of middle .ged mco and women, elated with a bomogoueoua ineeaity, b a spectacle. Prom Mr. Doria’ foottire I would inter that his laaanity ia of the milder, more refined, 'aad etherial type. Ilia rhapsody waa a coovioaiag u cheats rhetoric, poetical by potbcsre and uaimpreatouad diokion ooeld make it The philosophy or rather "miaophy" whfob be taught was to dietnut the eenaca, with tbeir love of science, and listoa only to instinct’and lonj'ng, which wan reel wisdom and the hereuitery expo rienre of infinite generations ol the hatnan tastes. All three places .re wilhiB dailj reach of the ' City for burinem. Wbat more d.ica a man want, than to al ip down by early train, where eoal pianm, a sea­ bath and drive or row ero be bed for asking,—with the owy comforts of bone, and with derided wwrnj, even re oompar**ed wilt oomtaoo housekeeping. Hotel rates ajong tho shore ia attractive places are M, a weak, sod at tarmhousea mwah cheaper. The spread of m'lroada, and New York, while hia wifo look mreofhh tbe fast trains brio; ell porta of the island fofflily in tba buckeye State, for paying ao naar, that quite a mixrotfoo of fawiliea fl .400 for Moil pmntiag of his apirit has set in, ictaadiog'to make II their perbride, the wumui ba was to wed in tba Nnr Teat, Amul 22, 1878. spirit isnd. He sold thia man would ep-nd Tua Tblituobb add FaoeoanarH— hours Is euatusred OOStempkeUon of the rotmcAL—SummitRtaosTB-Faaupaiolisg, wfole bis good homely rlto to days to people of moderate mesaa. The Ohio, was oogagad ia (be sere of tbeir point in farm of Lrog {aland m a ro­ tate resort, ia iu aaaraam to New York. Aay earns w wort hanim m dafl if aotb- THE fit TR Y IT FARMERS P*** Very Low! COME AND SEE. JASON RICH. �We Will Come i wiilappre Wait for u*! The Great New ¥urk Store ia going to open cn or about the .1 at of May with an ratire mw stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hara, Cap*, Boot*, and Shoot, Truaka and Sachcla at nriete that it .... St. ... If Tod Contemplate " CHOOSING will Drug store U/AM7rc> o. t3Anai>-r. PAINTS. MEDICAL SKILL. tafi Tire; pn.apert* for a l.r# crop of aft kind* of trull ore vxcellwtt. American Impruwug and beautifyiug the ground* about tire city aocin* to be tbe order of the “rede by Ktnury Richmond at Nunim, oo Tuewd*y morning. Sheriff Crarey will arrive with th* priwner Him afternoon on ' th* Day Expnw*. nfo.ro Im ia t*5 vet! aewiog wuehioca thia : ** Hxvtiogi and with Sheriff Crtray proceed, ed to th* place, and daisied lb* animal. It vu in the buds of a brother of C*»fleld. When asked bow he came by il. he said be bought it ot hi* brother Thuaaa. Sheriff Cremy had but a short time before *nd l,‘hrI io the ahariff of Montcalm eouniy tor: horre atcaling there. Bat when th* abrr-: Mra. S-’C Triodle who hag Veen aeriiff arrived at Stanton be found d bad I pneorwi foil in the ram of 11,000 to ap- ’ oualy ill. iesfowly recovering. A fart that brr nainerw friend, will begreatly plea*. member* uf th* I'uion at th* next regular pear at th* neat itm of the circuit eodrt I ■tenting. Saturday etc at seven o'eUask «a loasawer th* chain aa abo>e Mated, only alwui au bettv before ihrir arriraL The fouinewv ..f In.p.uutftv i. to fo tran^rted .Ltriff wa* not aatMficd with Ihii, and W< hope to bear immediately from -foterary program®* «* follow, tome live Republican in every aebbol dia ^Oifote—Qumriou : Should women have tricl in the county, on the political •tajaff th* right to vote > Affirmative—Miawn wf ibc'rerml localities Nellie Geer and Millie DeLmvg; Negative The wliwr of tbe Bawneu will addtyaa j —Mirtca Carrie Fuller and Clara Phil!l[a • llic pnopfo'in the Town Hall at Woodland , Eaey—Mite Mlinie Rowley. Qmrtica Center, on the financial iwraca of the day, : Box—Mire Flnnmcc Cook . Iktlam.tion un Saturday evening May4lb. • ' By tho provisions of the laws of Mich- , igan, the baud of every dealer in apiritous liqn >r or le? r. mart be approved mid filed with tbo County trnwurcr on or before the iu day ot May, under a penally of JlOo and ninety days impriauutac'ut. for .trrj rfoy they do ixj»i*ra< after April 30tl> without aaeh buu^lZ-tng oa file. । t/kl tho last regular election of the ¥onng Men * S.1h»1 of Oretory, the following uficon were eleeled for the cnaning term. Prraideut—jiwph Clarkoon ; Vice I’rtaidcot—Jatneti Buller; Secretary—John R. A'ien , Tdaraarer-Edmand O. Dew*y ; Marshal - Ixroy Orr . Prudential Com mi'tec—Henry B.‘ Dewey, Glen Green­ field and James Boiler; Critic—Alpha -uits (cotUmiden) fit 50. ■ .vuita (satinet) $."> 00. suite (worstcrib) $7 50. suits (casaimera) $10 00. fine oummere suits $15 00 tn $20 00. Will Sell them CHEAPER than any House in America. Boy*1 stilt $1 00 tint/ vp. Afen'tt white thirte 50cf*. n’f caliw thirls will, rol/ar HOcts. HASTINGS DRUG STORE ACCASTS WANTED Patterns in the Highest Art. of Carpet De­ ROR signing, on winch, in prices, we will save von much money. Carpets Accurately Out and Per fectly Made. Bennett'!' Great Store SS5A DAY SURE PAY. 4 TN NEW GOODS AND NW PRIGS SCffOOL BOOKS WO . ST^TIO/fEIfY JACKSON, MICH e-i. Journet to Jackson ruaca and iutrutnccial (.umi They ate really a find wriertion. and retail at tbe etoeediogiy low price of 10 cant* per ana-. her. Addraa* J. M. Stoddard A Co., 7S3 Cbcatunt Street, niUdelpbia. The many friend* of A L Taylor, late of tbi* cuy, will be pleased to kajwtha be ba* been appointed Chief Road Master of Um MinuMOta and Dakota diviaiooa of the Northern Pacific Railroad. 41* will I bare the auperviaioo and charge of all ' track; bridge and waler atatlona; ne ahn tho directbo cf all movements of all eon Men’s, Men's Men's Men's . Men’s JACKSON, MICH ^mplest&b^ Ii Tbo- LadieaT Sewing Society cx>nncrte>l with Etuouriu't-1 tliurch will be ent^putud , Jury Lisi , .. «n Friday! aftcnso-Ht of that week, by Mrs ‘ ” cf Petit Jtervre. driwn on th* ”Hih U. A. G-Judycar. Gentlemen invited t I. ’dayvf April. A.. D. 1878, pwraowt v> certainty that the jropeny . ...... --------- f----- Boon be captured How it A rahn'.fo Lyrae tho property ot D. K of the Cirruit Court fir tfot County of CT,ri1 Trleyrapk. Whitney of Jchnatown, ru atoleo on Birr;, for uid year, to be sdatmoae>J to —— HEW GOODS. Friday night of la-t week. A reward oT fo iu alivndanre on said Court, at the •5*1 ia offered fur the recovery of the prop Court House, in tbo City uf Haatlag* oa erty, and ffSU for the capture and delivery the first day of Bald term, to wit: liar Gth ui the thief in any jail u> the Slate. day of May at 2 o’clock iu the afternouu. STITT DEPARTMENT m (/We bavt ner«\ area vegrtalioa ao lar Tbe wxial evani of the we*k wa* the advatserd in . tbo mouth of April, ia the marriage !*m evening of G. G. Spaulding Haq , late AMermao of the 3d ward, and State of Michigan, aa it ia to day. The prodding, cf the meeting of the Mia. Ophelia Hvgl, The ieremooy waa Council ci» Friday evening of last Week performed by the p^tur of th* M. E Church, Iter. J,. Matter, at tbe raidenoa have are been vent in for publication, Mr. Traverse Phillipa u fitting up a of the foid*’» mother iu the id ward. The happy coup® left ou t|,e .<45 train tor n sewingMachine li A n*w hutue I* foiog erected jail auulh uf the depot. bi Circuit Cuwrt on tho Gth d*y of May. HlfJl 'Hl I । VARNISHES At Very Low Prices. fire yean atanoiup. after other pltyairia*. failed to du me any good. In eotteideratioo of thia and ulhar imp-wteot <3m> cured by bin ia thia crenmanity, I wouhl advise all pcnco* in flue rd with any fol invention it poron.wi tBd owned by the chronic discaae to apply to Dr. URue at n~ w. on... j ,u Wdaoo .Sowing Machine Company, of Chicago, IU., who will mi permit ita uac William C, Vre.au. “ b“ I. Se. „ except with oo* <rf ita make of rewiag Sulocribcd and sworn to before me the mochinea, which tbe Cumpaoy’a manager state*, with each of the. Wilm ahoMle Jflth day of March 1878. acwiog machine* without extra price. TruWw. 11. Harrowr*. H, 1^, . •’ m* K°Ii3‘ ■****'? for Wil*on Justice of the Peart. right children t* mourn th* Lm« of a kind huaband and aftetInnate father Gold'Kbit. Growing tirnr. AND CLOTHING GIVEN-AWAY Harting*. Mich.. Mirth SB, 1378. I hereby certify that Dr. LaRue eared me of a very bad caae of Rh«n:a:i»m in ~ OILS. Of every variety and kind. Prompt attention shown to every ewtomcr. Prracriptiow rad family rearifto care­ full v aad areurntelv nnmsraA Mreracy'a Block^Hartingr, With. OVMTY OPFICErT . Dnjp. Toilet Artldea. Wall Paper. C L , D™W,«‘ Sundne*. Ojl Linen A Piper Curtain*. Petent Medleiee*. Book. A Stationery. Spring Curtain Fixtures. mning' OR DRY Editob Baxxm ;—My daughter spd two years waw attacked with diphtheria April I4tb, 1878. After ■ 'ey aeven illanw of four day*, abe recovered. Th* univemi Croup Remedy m tued *1' through’the cue, and with eminent aue. con, ite aa* cauarel ths paid.*. brass which appeared in tbe throat, to loci BENNETT’S GREAT STORE. HONE! Or HOREHOUMD AID TAB FREE/ VALUABLE INVENTI0N’ _______________ ____ M. D. Reed dcwlrna to odl attention te ' crowded «Kh evening. Tim bat muting even more intrrreting than the fim, and *30 paeon, riftwd tbe pbdp, many of whom il l<*d bw ttuprmiWe to rtneb fofere. Mr. C-«r d.d not eaptatf h',—* with creping ’foH., merely, foil *• THE WORLD RENOWNED WILSON SEWING MACHINE iafactorj in twy family, and with the firm On Tburaday laat Aaron Clark gaq , of conviction that it ia dewtined to fo of im- any work in hi* line, farm pulling a new Middlerille, delivered la Union Hall, for menac value io all dtecaac* for which il ia vpoke in an old wheel, to Hie building of the beat buggy ever arem in the county ol th* benefit of the Had Ribbon Club, hia tl.^. (V.l C.rc-M iha vJm. • ia I hr popular lecture, ■Overland to California.' The hall was pretty well filled, and the lecture able and interml ing. From first to lau, Mr. Clark commanded tbe down BUcalicn id tbe cultured aud.■euro; and Mirahail Correapwidenee. with one accord, they *11 pronounced lb* Kutrutt Bxxxnt:—Th* labor* of John lertnre worthy of general commcodatiao W. Coater of Harting* in behalf of ternThe tcnipcranw tnortiug la*t ev«ni*g p«r.ore, termuteted m MarahaU on Friday ' waa a 'jrund laccoaa- Tbit pfrrid«i>t of evening lata with a grand cutertatameal tho Coldwater dub made an cxedleui and vupirer at tbe Academy of Marie, much, aa did Mr. Moore of Portland. given by dm Woman'* Tciaperenc* Union te honor of Mr. (foatar. Tbo plaorwa* filUd to urtr flowing, and 2M aai down to upper. Fbort epecdtai and nxiutexu wcro given, and the Marahxll Band enliv­ ened tbo place with exoeiieut mule. It wa* U<re of th* foal v/ci*l eutertaiomeata ever glrai hi Maraball. Everybody ra Mt»Anl and hapj-y, and tbo treasury of the R. I Ribbon Club botefiuod .bool 40 iicali County (fomtniite* Waa held at tfo Cburt ll<mae yerterday. There waa a good AWFUL SMASH ! att.;n<bmn dv/pite the atom, and the MJfaw “ijf tha Ujm to buy inc t* unauintoiu for immediate and effi ml work fo *11 p*rta of tbe eoynte Machine. HF IMS XewQoofU. luxilseUagood Suit ot Men^ Clothing for f/. lOyardtofl^ntKand a Pair of Shoes for one dol­ lar. Don't buy till you try tho "Little Caoh Store on the Corner" 51-1 O.D. vimjirG. French, English and American Dress Goods. Half Wool Fabriqucs 27 inches Wide, 121-2 Four feel wide black Cashmeres at 25 cents. Not to be found in the State less than $1.25. 36 inch all wool Cashmeres, any shade, 50cts. [Heavy Double Fold Black Alpacas, 17cts. ’Fnlt lines of Trimming Silk at >1.00. <ri workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished aa a firat-elaao Plano. It received the highest award* at tho Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than othar machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. There-are more WIkSOM-PACHINES sold In the United State* than the combined-aalea of all the others. Tho WILSON MENDINC ATTACHMENT fordoing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. wT.:j; (WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 827 A820 Broadway, New York: New Orleans, La.; Cor. State A Madiw-i Stx, Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, Cal. /tor Sale by all First-Clatw Healers. REMOVED Joluuton'a ‘ Sarsaparilla e* >jtttqey UVKR COMPLAINT All the Gems of European Nov­ elties at Prices Lower than any in the Land. For all of your Wants we will Save you Much ' Money. ■KI'S MT M, 79 Monroe St. Roady-Made CLOTHING I w> *n, *»i» tka 1^ fomioa fo tUrffr �Railroad*. Tbe String sreidm. of the B.. J., B.j ! and H Treehen AAouation waa bold at I Hickmy Comsero, April HU> afld 12th, I tte । mcredingx of whiefa the foBowbg ia I ECHWI I'itw day. A. M —Tba Aaanrialiow war , e-Hud ru order at 1* 30 by tbo Prea, A Runnel], and after aprisding a half hour ia preliminary buritwaw. Mr J. A. Cairns oeeupfrd the time until' n ii. ilhsatraiiiig method of teaching the fundamental prio' ripln of Arithmetic. M Fully Warranted I Every One teaching it, eloaiog with some illustration* of hU way of teaching the analpw of tbe atmtcsce. The retraining fiart of the af­ ternoon wa. spent ict discussing questions of interest. In tbo evening, liar. J. Martin, Pastor uf the W. M. Church, at Hickory Corner, delivered aa interesting lecture oa the “Qualifiationa of the Teacher," which waa followed by remark, by Mian J. Brown - uf Barry and Mm. L. A. Cnrtii of llain- Second day. A. M.—The nercitei were > opened at 9:3U, and the Aaauciatloo spent i HUM time ia reviewing lb* lecture of the previous ereawp. ! referred to dancing Mi Warn J2cImh & Saiiiav IAILR0AB. '“■’■"‘"iiianeTfflnrautt JACKSON WAGONS. str GALE’S CHILE1 PLOW! at Bmtt. •*.-*! • MESSER BROTHERS. GOOD BOOKS REMOVAL! praix- and gratitude m tbeDivine Give) of all beaut}1 aud holincre. .Aa a prim pic. it exiatod in Use deep ebipneb of etc j part of the forenoon was spent iu ducnsFARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD. [ ring other qtiosuous of interest. GEO. P. BOWEEE « COH j I’. M—AIM opening, Mr. D. C. War. IWSPtra tWEBTEM SIBEtD! I her tuqk up the aubje-q of Heading. He' Fraa X. Y. Ttaasa BelUiar U Xo. WSaroey Kt,. I ape.ke of tbe mannet of conducting an ex of teaching this branch of education. Her, J. Martin thru spoke 6f the •'proper way of dosing school." reonnmendiag «ysFOWLER A FULTON; But like u> inoucent aud divine offspring, lem. After listening to an resay by 1» U. 'Varner, <-c tilled. "Mental Develop UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CO. it reclined upon tho bwKim uf iu God; and tneat,” tbe Asautisliuu adjourned until lutig ere its yoice was heard it gave intim­ ation of R» fcntl'-Tirreenre and its reighry IIANB RAPIIS DIVISION. gvildcd "ilto ffiaSft&3iSia5r;BS: —•3 and 4 cent.* j»r p<>und-—offered by a:; Angel farm to Hager and |abma>4 . and Chicago dealer, for their fish all a ong the desert path it filled flis minds A Hesperia min aay.' "Wheal look* of the chu.-a ouca with gratitude and lore well iu thia arelkrn if lhe country. Tba; to God. It waa tbe guardian Angel that frail ia not yet datnu-ed to any great ex tent. Wp-li a Mutiiiuation of the preent rtatc of w-ithee tbetpeaeh trrew wdl-he io rted the pitient JuK The i bloom in a week or ten day*.” Sampaou aa* acreegthnned _ Speaking uf. «>ac uf the antics of tbe Na'innals in this part of Michigan, tbe Chuwgo Journal remark* "It doren't re quire a gnsat ileal of education to aaliafp, ------- 1>._ _ ii . .. - -horre pnhlician mrri rm Tuast UJuNEaxcu. young ra&sr® l^ttAiuirtSr.ifjKvu jwwer wa* di^dayed In John She Beptut The balance of cash in tbe Slate Trees* in the wddernme. Is rnlkcu-d iu divine ury April 6, liiin, waa 1932^310.12; re light and aupjdir i the Savior with a auberipU during tte weak ending April 13. jret at lhe well where ho met iLe wuoun were fflS.SUtilT; payment. during the of Samaria, a.id .y-. t-i a ftloriowi thought tlw. we can Lot only hear the rushing of. iu might p watcre but we can liaten to tbe arose of that silvery atream that flow, from th.> tbruMf of Gode The Temppranw effort baa ever been a glorwua idea; even from lb. Ural ita aim waa the ov»rll:r>wuf datknere and misery, and to reded light and truth in their stead• It descended from - Haren tike an Angel of b*h«, bright and teaming and beautifu] for the purprea of delivering tnr world frpm a tearful bondage , we loved ita trails and felt ita power and being dad in truth and beptiicd lure k marched forth in mer­ cy to tall beA the prodigal and tqblere 1.™. Aifti EMPLOYMENT! SBS. 4 Dr.A.G.OLIN’SS^ CHRONIC orthern NRAILWAY COMPANY CENTRA C. Liat Sunday l 'oogrreaaian C C. Ellaworth, whilo vialting hia home at GreeaviHe,’ waa waylaid by a cowardly miacreant oamuil J. J. Shearer, who struck him over the forehead with th. butt and of a heavy whip, fracturing tbe outer part of Mr. __ -lJi ri ________ d_ :__ CANADA wtea. greatest enemy waa tbe slimy aer-. pest and whore rrrraust acenrge, iu reo- j <-mnua sting We bailed thia Heavenly | ed wine ssactlonad by tbe Spirit of God. painful diacaaea to which the acx is heir, Aa temperance reformer., whan we require when Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prewcri|>tien it, we take the beat ’of wine which God ia admitted by every lidy who u*m it to be nn efftcieat remedy for tbea. mala Jiea. People who bdiore their progwiitura Wood of the grape which jirrtb both wereapa. health and strength, not wine which ha* People who will rend about "Ilelca'. been Ctrtucr.lcd and ctntaiu* tbe poteen ad- Bridre. 'an.l “That Husband of Min^' •nd “That Wife of Miao,” .nd “That Mother in law of Mum," and -That Son­ in-law or Mine," aod yet fail to read about Memie/i e, iu “Tbe 1’eopJca Common Scree Media! Advwer." eonucr all such rotnpL-unds forever, and Chriatiaa. qnnrreUeg with each other we go Io the word of God and we take tn thrir way to Horen People whu will seek tealth at faahioothat which i> pure and cxceffent and ail *ble watering place*, smothering al 8*ra under oar own vine and tog tree, none dar toga M Long Branch, or sacrificing theming tn make u» afraid, where by the blol ait-g ufa kind FatMr <o will work and wait until the day break and the shadow* stand, abrml 0 rod* iron tbe Kalamaaoo 1 and Lowoll road ted in Oeear Tiliotaoo'a j wood., four miler wuth of I’rairieviUa. Thia tne ia nbo a Very .,aud tree, and gore by tte name of "Brer Tree.'” In tte fail of 1H71 a bear wm *ot from thia tree SOUTHERN RAHWAY LIMES. PwculUr People. visitant with outvtrotchod asms and loving Old bachelor. who surer smoke. People who will suffer from chronic in­ lot ing embrace and tl.aaked God Io sec j digestion, constipation. and torpid lirer, or thia great light dawning. Our temperance principle ia not only • q.catioa of exped­ iency but an eternal and abiding truth lading as lime.and »ure a> eternity. The wine which Nature,, S-.ieaue and Scripture offer, ia that which is found acourdiag to Um prophet laaub io the cluster and b not to lie dcatruyed beoiuar a bleswin- u in it. j i ‘ 1 by H»tu«d E atm. In the tup ia a large j btflow ^ad makre ( very good hiding ] lukori Hst Bntrt LIVER COMPLAINT DYSFIPF’/ And fclftrffyiny th. Bitot W. JOHNSTON <e CO. 1 Chamisu A Druggiau, 1B1 Jefferaan An., Detr.il, Mi*. Detroit & Toledo Trains. IE GBKAT ENGLISH RIMKPVI GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICNdE - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1878 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1878. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. This is a partial year with issues only available through April. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-05-07.pdf 233efd490768f6e803ceb0d9791527e3 PDF Text Text VOL. 24. pfflrainii uo sms utn T1H8 PAPER NEW YORK. NO. 1 HASTINGS, XyCIL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1879 DRVCOOUS WHOLE NO. CHAPTER MILLINERY ! KSSi FOSTER’S 1-ace Kid Gloves tho best in the inarkel Whan the womb’ dawned. Uioatorm l.od atil’.-d to nuictu—a. The >u row ia goldou (picador. The anna wu aa calm u though it had never hungered to fawnitdw up tbc linman freight of nbi—. The Ogdou aad Liudateyi had watched . •llnight. Sucraldrod bm&cn bad b— wubed oahorc ; and, baud- the babe, one i Above the howlingkif the wind, and the other that routeioel life. That other wu . toria turned to go. , roarjog of the an, came the boom of the a youth, a jailor. Judging from app-r-1 "At what hour do you dine?” Miro miouta pan af the doomed «hi», heard for •lie-, he wu about twnoty year* of age. Llcita'cy eaUcI after her. . the firrt time by Farmer Liacaley. Of ail on Ui.nl of A ifffated v--L •Hark! wfeat — thatr1 be erM, ”A1 three." waa the reply. “You wilb hare plenty of time to real and to refresh he suddenly sprang to baa le«t in a ItMen Thn young -tior rima load with thn ing attitoda. yonrarlf." Ogdeoa tur a few day*. Hta name wh “I beard nothing but the atono," ao- George Gorman. The De Vera tuanaioo belonged to young Rotan De Verr He pomcmed abo quite .wrred baa wile. Farmer UnJaley uderrogatod him abrat “But I did,” exdaimod Mr. Liadaley - the woman and-ibe lake. a large eMat* of laid, aurrounding it. The of acid force may be cxpce-ly uubortand i._a L-a-ar------- jrebaaed, the rmidccce ,“a atgnal gun of diatreu from the aea. , “I auppoce tb»y u« mother aad child ?” by the eooMitatino or by act of Oowgraaa, money that Robert bad aa ‘ no money appropriated by thia act WtarMl------------------------------------------- .haUbc'u-dto pay any of the exp— " lion it way be Mated that both the parent. ' "But V«mb never aoraa ubore here, incurred in the ecploymret of any troop, of the yeueg Du Ver— were dead. Vic­ ' raid Mra LitxUey. ia violation of thia aeetioo.; uduj pi toria had u much money u Robert, but, ‘ Ay, they do,“—id >xr hatband; "rapdy aoo wRfally violating the proviaux— of it wu inverted differently. She did not howervr. I remember that tweqlyryrari thia ceetioa ahali be dreoml guilty <.( * know bow, “but Rotan did.’ Robert II ago, before we were m.rricd, m.ny 'a px>i m* ...4 Hrv,n -I- -tad token good care to hveat it ufdy. I drad Uxly wu wuhod —bore from i Rotart wu Mill unmartW. and Victoria j wracked *hip, oce'nigbt." • — well u another aiater, much younger,! and with a farta no of bar own. too. raided ■ith htm; or perhafe it might bo moke ■ correctly —id that* they were under bit; I hnvu the finest Stock of PHYSICIAN A SURGEON — to Ik* Rower Bloek. Sut«Mr—OUaUai ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR ever brought to this City. Cheap. ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR . IMMENSE STOCKS DRY GOODS BVBRTTHI.VG NEW IN DRESS GOODS.' STJITIN^S 10 CENTS. Broadheiid Alpacas in Now Spring Shades. It w— two o'clock when Mite Linibl’y doacended the otaira and entered the prior. I There wu no one there, and abe acetol' tanelf al tbc piano. She ran her handa over the key., aad the chord, throbbed nnpotuire to her totfetu She played a , plaintive piece, eiople and ‘tender and a^eu; yet, though tta piece wm ample. ' it wm evident that Mia Liuddey wa. more . than an ordinary muieian. But ata did not Mop. A wait* fallowed and then a dilfieult adeetion from .a opera. I Almoot al the flnt Ruben De Vote tad i eotne to the door. Ho peuaed three, and j ■ luteked. Pre*eailr Ml— LioLLiy ceeawi playing, and ta walked to tar aide. “Your playing ia m matcblme u ever,” I ta nu). Mia Lioddey did not Mut, but turned ‘ | with a —uila, tat before ata could reply, w:-_. ~ v_______ . ... ’ qitb th* infanl'a cL.\ : Aad wb.t e -alift j about the child? K> tat on* tbing. That — ~ -- --------------------- ------- --------------- w_ ccuM not tearch over two evutinento fur to *ny controvcray about tho p—c. but tta relative.. —------ —r-~ »■—•»— -----So II came ataut that the Lin^ adoj4«! — tbeir own the little waif bad buea tent to them by the ocean. CASHMERES FROM 40 CENTS UP. MY STOCK OF FANCY.GOODS COMPRISES everything New. CpUonatles, Demina. Sheeting, a Full luaurtuycnt. CLOTHING! CLOTHING flRQt D, qAQCOCX. " auctioneer. OrtaGaf^^tta JHw e««, *r AMr*w «1 HATS AND GAPS IN THE LATEST STYLES. CHAPTER I. MIS .WBHLffl KILL I HUM. There w— ■ .hrtek from the locumotive, a band, grating upon the nib, and then the train Mopped. • Bartuo,” abuuted a voice. . A young lady atepped off the train, on the plat form, ten or three trunka were thrown out from the baggage ear, and with another abriek the locomotive wm away again, dragging it* burden after it. The young lady wood.for a rnntneo: looking about her, and then abe walked into th* I have paid Cadi for my Goods and can make the very lowest prices. • . LEWIS STERN. Universal Croup Remed • Washington, Block. Hutingr. April 2d. 1879 42-41 “On you Uli me bow far it u from beta to the rtatdenee ol a grotletnan by the name cf Ite Vere?' the aaked”11* place ia about a bait a silt die taut," wu the cottrtooaa reply of the ticket 1000 Beckwitli’fl RouikI Oak Healing Stoves m>|J ;n Barry county agent . “Hat Mr. De Ven been here tbb morn within the laat 4 yearn. | am the only Agent of *the Round iagr Q;tk |n tly» County, and tjan giYc you the belt prices, and ”1 hare not eeco hltu io day,” wu ibe warrant thont in every respect to lie the only i answer; “however, if ba in expecting a , Stove made of viaitor, aa I Uke it for granted he meat ta, I do not doubt Jmi that Ire will be here STOVES ▼ ▼ DENTIST Millie. ’ litHia. WILLIAM WALTER. TAILOR. Io Empire Block,orcr Mudge'* Store. All Work GUARANTEED. 1- J- Ctw, Sin ail .Oiuwiial ^•fgroonSt, ■ Hsitin^ijJjUeh BOILEJR. 3F»XJA«I-El ’ The Heaviest and best rr.ada Stove of its kind in the in arket Can give taany of the very best of testimonial*. New Base Burner JEWEL. The boy. are lighting tb«r hntcvnv,” nul Ostivu. “HoUi! Jack 1 Tom ‘ • Coming, air." a—acred vole—. Richard <->gdcn, aad the atalwxrt young GUiiri. hi. tour, came out. They went b amendatory of a «Utuo naw ia force in back, fu* a abort time, toward Farmer regard to Ibe aeihocily of perao— ia the ’.civil, military and naval aerviee of the Uaitrd Siatro al the. place wter* any gao­ ; rral or apeeial elect—o n held ia aay State. the wladw— .tricking and hireling u i Thb atatate w— adoptni February Jft, madly u ever, aad the aea wu like a raging I। 1803, aft. r a protracted debate m the SeaDvUNer necking hl. prey. | ala, and ilarat without eppmicion ia the "Ugh! it’* a bad night cried Richard ;1 Hon— of Hepmestative*. by the euncur­ ■ “Some ether perooea you could Mention,' Ogden ; "an awful night for thu— pvor! rent vote <f both oftbel-nting political interrupted Robert De Vete.nrilh ■ tattgb,' wrrteb— out yunder!” I putlts of the rountry. ami be—aw law by : “I bare not heard the gun lately.” —id i■ the approval of Framdrol Linmda. u Mi- Liodaley tamtated "I remember that when you were with , Lindaky. “Can the hive ttruck tJr—di?" ' •-Sectfaro 5,528. Every of ' iu lot aumnxr." -id Victoria, •■her chief | “I think —4," wu the reply. army or navy, or othrr ]«rau« To ewufiim Ogdca a wonla, once wore military or »«ral aerviee of dehgbt w— to get you al th* pbno." the minute pun wailed out. Tbc men Al that itwtant the tunnona to dinner Btalra, who order*, bring., k •trove to look oat over the boiling aea , hut unde* kb aalbMity or cootrul naught —ve tbc deaaa wtutene— of th* ar armed mtn at any r'ace wht-----ye—ty wav— could bo aecn. yqu are quite hungvy al «c c|«eiaJ clretiow b brld in say State .Suddenly, a vivid Im|> of l^htnin: nnle- .uoli Am* be necramry te repel Robert -eorted Mi- Undaiey to the dining room , Virtoria took Mioni* in armed eneaiie. <d the United Si.tra, or u> etarg* At dinner, the three young peo keep peace at I bn poll*, th.ll be fined not pl* and the little child, cole occupant*, ure mom than C3,(itn> and »uff<r impebmi. the *crvaoto, of ibe dining tall, made a twvtil at hard labor not lorn th*a three pl<a-nt growp mqatha nor more than five ycata," wu re­ reacted in 1ST I, in tho Reviled Stalat— “Ml- Liodaleybe *xclaimed. “Mr. De Vere," aho returned. The two ebook basda rontmUy. , ' I •* • W, W p. Ymieid. “Mill Kaye not kept yon wailing long. bat it Vaa a little vexauooa tor you to tad no on* ‘““Not at aU,“ Mb. Limhky .aid. The finest finished Diving Flue Stove ever before bron?, thia market. Warranted to be better,arranged and more "f <o of fuel than any other Diving Flue Stove wild. I IWige 62 sizes and Muds, Jewel Cook 50 diaea and kinds. Jewel Cottages 10 sizes and kinds. Jewel Todd both Parlor and Cook. asSciatly apprara Uta: under tba exbt- mad wiring of the clemraU, niandin^ toj the thrilled and a pp tiled like wdl about* of triumph ’ “Hraua pity the aoer drowning ere. tures I" exclaimed LindUer. ‘ Heaven pity them!” echoed the Ogden. । aolcmnly. Thea the men did all that it waa in their ' I have the Largest and bert selected Stock of Stoves ever before ought to this County. I CAN lead, and I am bound to Mill them <1 can and will make the Ijowest Prices, call and see (gj vp^pelf. parallel with the railroad. A hard, hv«J carriage way atr«k>'ed out to thia from the depot- Then there wu a long bridge. Beyond it, the road again, of cosine. Soon I still euytloy the best of Workmen and buy my Leather direct they bad craoeid the river. It wu a beautiful mcuc that «u apraui from tho Eastern Manufacturers, nod warrant every" - Strap and f "".J" Buckle fully. Ypura Respectfully, ibj rm. ,ml WOmd HARNESS. H. A, GQODYBAB. A VALUABLE INVENTION. a(}CH|fiAW EXCHANGE HOTF.U A 1W*B»| The Bnf hotel la tba State toredaec rates. Th* flnt hotel iu the State will. Paareager Rleraior. THI WORLD RKNOWNKD riLSON SEWING MACHINE workmanship Is equal to a Chronometar W-tPht >•«» ---------------------------- u.oo sa.50, ’ ■FOURTH FABTBW thad ‘‘VUtoril U wall, of courac." mid Mi Lindahy, — the canuge whirled along. "Yta^b ron wd,MH." M.H V- A woman', fare, white and gh—tly in the reflected . light, met hi* gur. {jc rouhod down bis band and p*t «« her l. -re toward her, beheld tb-e Mgna. "Are yon Ml, Mbe Liwdaiey V he exclaimed. "Not at rfl," abe returned, til l>e xfe?h, wail Oertdaly. a drod Vmomu —aid not gin f-rtfa « auuad like that 1 Lmdaky fait thoul tbc woman’, fagara. ’’■The O-hcl e#M< b » very robmUe Ha tbM dincorernd wbuice tbo cry prooecded Cluped rio- ta lb, right .:4c of tba woman, wm a link babe. UOi—i! M»! J.AI IA—; ^wsasi^.-ni pie Excellence of tbb Haul wffWiuT pAtJmWc, given____ u«aiMUHiflikIHia I m CENTS WANT6Q ,T. GREAT WORK. WILSON SEWINfi MACHINE CO. A aeo Broadway, Naw York; Naw Ort^ma. Uki Cor Stat* A Su.. io iuug. aad which ia oo vital to aecure th. righta and libertiea of the people. Th— have w» tbb day aeuured to lite people of thia country the —me gnat pnifaedba again— a .tandiag army wltieb rail the Mniggieuf 200 year* for the Comnrro* of Ragland to were for the Britioh peo’’'’From tbb brief review of Ute anbjnt b .xrcdS th* M«ry, u I owl, I have never r of th- -tote. any State. No coaplaici even of tho prcs.oco of United Stale, troop, tae been made in any quart—. It may ttaeefhre ta oucUcstlj Mated ttat ttaro ki u* mceaeity for the enact—•nt of SeMiow 6 of the bill before mo to prevent —Weary ta- �aip<> fe» acme Fwthra wf Leuimai, •nJ Mbabnippi to the ennlhwlrrn ecus*Ua of may be buf on tbe 4th page a! thii baM cf the 0ANXXX. raiJ to !om to it and insist upon a redress af tbe ' By another distinguished member of the Home U was seed : ' The right of tbo repreienlativca of tbo people to withhold sopplsee is u dd as English liberty. His­ tory records numerous instances where tho ConuootM, fcelisglbat tbeir people were HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. Opposition to all paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. In favor of a currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchaiing power, the paper convertible with coin at the will of the holder. AuroUon is called to the following section of the Revised Btatnlw of the United States, via: Serticn 2,004. which gnarnntees all eitixms Um right to vote without dwtiiietion on uccotmt cf race, color or previous tondiucu of servitude. Sections 2/105 and 2,006, which guarantee lo all ettixeos an equal opportunity, without discrimin­ ation, to perform all the sou required by non-partisan and fair In ilieir operation that tbo mlnorily party out of power will bars no jut grounds to complain. The present Im hare in practice unquestion­ able conduced to ths prevention of fraud , t 1 1 ' “RsvoLcnoM I—Revdatim 1 —Revo­ liberty and (be overthrow of Human lution ! —yell the Radicals at tbs top of Slavery. Then Franklin Pierro waa Pres­ their ItutiBs. WeB y-e-a. It is a revolulion and nu mistake. The first here ident of the United Stairs, Jefferson become last and tbe last first. The Fed Paris Bvtxelary of War, and tho Hal of ml Brigadiers bava been collared and jam Congrera filled with Southern Traitors and med into bock Mate, and tbo Confodcrataa bare boat called to tho fore. But this ia Northern Doughfaces led by Dough?, of only tho beginning. Wait! We are Illinois, who Lad just secured tbe repeal knocking the props from under your amendments. Wait! When the ruvoluof the Mianouri compromise, and the prac­ tical nationalisation of ths barbarous ibstiflirt with Steles' rights, tho principle of tulion of negro slavery. Tbo Press if secoasion, or white supremacy. Wail I tbc country, aad eapeeiBUy in our State, Tbe men who unleashed the hounds of ww upon our people in the name of tbe kl.1niM" were traitors, and they these treason loving demagogues, and t1 st must be trended aa snch before tbc the friends of personal liberty and pofilie- world, and damned to the depths with tbe Benedict Arnolds who opposed seeoeoal lioaeity,might have a hearing. it became aioo sod seceaeioninsts in tbe days of tbe neerssarr to start papers derated to tbe Revo!ution. We are taxed to pension Lincoln busa-lrjcrcy cf Free Soil, Free _ Speech and lings for killing our people, burning our Fran Men, and out of this necessity came borne., laying waste cur fi^ds, stealing oar­ property, and burling ns beadlocg into outing tbe orgauixrtwu width giro birth ruin, poverty and dbpair. Wo are taxed to pey fur Um endorsement of false and fraudulent laws that were Siuoe lliai time twenty three years bare cLscted to row, humiliate, and put passed away, but ia them came the tri­ u utterly to shame. We ere taxed to umph of etery^rinciple to promote which pay tbo salary nt a criminal who stole the I'rtaidency. We are taxed to pay the Tilt Banner was started. In the bloody Rrturuiog-Bosrd tbiercs, and perjurers, arbitrament of the Sword slavery died by and unhung sroundreb whom he appoint­ ed to -office Down with the devu-born amcniimeat I Down with centralism and wu m ide odious,traitors were compelled to with tic pictures of Lincoln and tho tike back teats, while the places in the scoundrels who aummuded him in the Hal's of IxgislstKiu, cnee filled by tbe battle days of ’61-65. Dow'n with every traitors of the South, were accorded to the anti-Democratic idea and idol! Theas be Berond Growth Spokts (iduo«sk,) . freedom, with the flag lowered never an inch, has been the purpose of each of tbe gentlemen who in these years has been in ‘charge of the editorial department of ibe Democratic paper.— Hatltkanl Bakner, and each of whom is today, as a-p«>*«ns, (Ztem.) The Okolona.£tolri circulates in twen­ tn the past, the unflinching adveeate of ty-6 va Stetca Merit never faih to win. the principles and tho policy of ths Re- I! -Mana (Mut.) .Sun (Dem.) Tbe .S'owArrw Slaia teema with editorto tbe gravity of tint situation, but does publican party, on all national qncstiroa, lais of tbe true . Democratic ring.— Mt. not alter the question st issne._ The new (Mad (0.) Rtyitcr (Dem.) doctrine, if maintained, will result in a and suUtentfally os. all others. For a nd hot, noromprombing Dr mo consolidation of unchecked and despotic During thirteen of these twraty-lhree cratic j-urnal commrod us to the Okolona power in the House of Ilepresenaxtires. A bare majority of tbc House will become years, it has been »ur fortune to bare Statn.—Macoa {Miu-) Sn (Dm.) Tbo SoazAcr. Statu b one of the tbe Government. TLe executive will no editorial charge of TUR Ban'ER, and we ablest m il b one of the truest Democratic longer be what tbo ftamers of the consti­ tution intended, an equal and independ­ point, with no fair of criticism, to its papers in Muabaippi.—Dmyrwa (0.) Fo­ ent branch of die Government. It is pages, soso exponent ot true Republican rum (Dm.) Tbo Staki, pnblbbodat Okoloaa,Mim., elearfy the constitutional duty of the priociplcr, and Unfaltering dorotAa to the is a paper wbtm political utterances ring President to exercite bb dwcrction sud judgment open all bills presented to him right an tbo great moral qusrtitios of the out clear —AfmpU Afptol (Dem.) without constraint or duress from say day. In a(| these years, no single line has •• Tbe Suatkm Slata, one of the purest and bent Democratic papers published in ether branch <d iheGurcrnmcnt. To say tbst a majority of either or both appeared giving <ha least aid or comfort to our State, has entered upon another year. Hoases cf Ceogrcss rosy insist on the traitors or their apologists, to the vendors — Oxford Ka^^Dtm.) Tbe Sullen. Statu, publiabed at spproral of a lull, under tbe penalty cf stopping all of the operations of the Gor. of liquid damsati-js, to ibe rcjwal of tbe Okolona, Mba.: b a true representative of ernmrot, for want of the neceaaary supplies prohibitory law, or the adoption of any tbe feeiing of rise Southern maaees.—St. ClainriUe (0.) Gautta (Dtm.) is to deny to tba extcutirc that share of tho iicens. to that or to any other of tbe lenser legSlatire jnwer which is plainly conferred species of crime. And if it shall b* our decade, we shall adhere, without faltering, to tho same Uno and sternly opponn .every species of view and itnorality, ever attempt to dishonor tbe noliona lair fome, and er«y tffurt to put the GovernmroI in tbo bands of the ehieftatni of tbe late Rebellion. More we do not choose to nay. Of the p«»t wo need not apoak. Of tba future wo only wbh te ray, Tux Bawxkx Bert timber tbraBgfctxat,' A rand-bend ov every hub, ' HOP BITTE3R8. trre.« HOP BITTEftS teUBCmtteMl HOP BITTERS. all. the pots aad kettles Croat tho kitchen, and a terribly miaoriUnooui siaoruaeut of raoekiryia various. states of repair—all thb, I say, constitutes an ordeal which will almooi start the cold perspiration on a Our Pita MM It Bam. HOP BITTEEtS. HOI» BUTTERS. Of row, in as big a town as tbb. peo­ ple are tw busy to pay much attention to ouch tccocs; bat it b usetem lo urge thb upon tba seoallirc householder. He foals that the eyes of lbs world are upon him and bb crockery, and he suffers aceoedingly. And then tbb is only tbe beginning of trouble. Tbe same anguish of spirit is Ballou's Msflizinn far 187k Tlr msoy iB-pf^hmv.is which have l«en nod* ia /Mbf) tur this yaar will Tte lerid n Pirtiuiit Csnpaiy West Meriden, Conn., cess of settling with two or three husky and spirituous truskmro, wboso metnory totally frib them aa to any previous bar­ gain, and wbo sturdily demand frt* S10 to 125 per load for amasbing your chattel?. Bel why pursue thb painful subject fur­ ther? Cannot every American cidaen of voting age look bach «— *•=----------------- ’ roee and aufficitmdy_______________ __ Thursday, however, was dedicated not ' alone to the alow transit above referred to, but to rapid transit aa well On tbe even log of that dav Mr. Cyrus W. Field, Pres- . ident of the N. Y. Elevated Road, gave an elaborate banquet al Delmouieo'e to tba | directors aad effieera oi that institution and of the rival Mecropofiian Rond. Tbe dinner was prepared on a Kale worthy of soroe great festivitv. The bills of fare were co gorgeous pieces of silk, and the wines were rare and oostlj. Tbe occasion of thb grand spread was twofold. It was intended Bret to symbolise tbe general Wjoidug over the long expected oraprom- Cutlery, Sheets, Ssbson and Rxsi-ts, ’□rivaled Wiloix X White Or ..the wcil-known Parker Guss, Til K MERIDEN PURCHASING CO CAUCHY h. CO. COL- To rid in promot­ ing these great triumphs of civil sod iuiu of the Republic. with the um of the army. It prohibits, under heavy penalties, sov person engaged in tho aril service of the l.'nltcd Stales from baring any fores at tho plaqo of any election prepared to f reserve order, to make erresu, to keep the pence, or in any manner to enforce the laws. Tbb b altogether foreign to tbe purpose of an appropriation bill. The practice of lacking to tbe sppropriatloQ bills meaaon-n not pertinent to such bilks did not prevail until more than forty yean after tho adoption oftboCoostitutiou. Il has become the common the cotwlilntiun the qashfled negative of the President. It is said that- thb should bo done because it ia the peculiar tone ion of the House of Ilcpeetentativcs lo npre sent the will of tbo peuple . but no single braneb or department of tbe Gaa^rnmcat has exclusive authority to speA for tbe American people. The moat authentic remedy for tbe evil that ml and aolemn expreeeicn of their will is law shall contain morc than one vubjeet, contained ia the constitution of the United which shall be plainly expresnsd in its title. States. By that oooatitution they have ordained The constitutions of more than half of tbe Stales ccntun substantially thb proeb- and established a Government whose pow­ er! are distributed among coordinate branches, wbieb, as far as possible, comic- I The public waltare would bo promoted in many ways by a return to the early trolly with a liarmooiocu co-operation, are praatiee of the Govern moot and to the Sbaolelely independent of each other. Tbo Iran principle of Irgbfatfon, which re- people of the country are unwilling to see S'lreo that every measure shall stand or theitrpremacy of the constitution replaced •eemding to its own monte. If it by tbe omnipotence of any department cf Beat Hickoty Asks, Best Ash Tuugus fiu.uip,) great upheave! bad been raised from bon­ dage to tbc privileges and dignities of cit- polities! equality, and to uphold the men. lawn now in force should not be repealed except in connection with the enactment of meaauTsa which wBl better ace imp fob that important rwd- Believing t>at seeturn 6 of the bill before me will weaken, if ii doss not altogether take away, tbe power of tbo National Government to pro­ tect Federal elections by the civil antborities. I am forced lo the conclusion that it -ought not to reecire my approval. That section ia, bewcrer, not presented to me as LUMBER WAGONS ‘ 1 ' ' 1 j house into tba"street for public Inspection. Almost evsrybody has some desire to keep up appearances, aad to tacitly ignore, in tbc praoeoee of strangers or even of friends, the exirteneo of many iadbpeamMs ad­ juncts o! bousckrepiog. To fori, there­ Moro of tho Buulloi of tho Loyal fore, that you are wstebod by your neigh bors and tho general public while you drag SentimanI of tho Solid South. down the front oteye and into tbe express The Okolona, (Mita.) Ssrtlwra Statu wagon tbe rag carpet from the'servant's room car a lotload of dilatidxteJ small of robbuh old frombeddinr. tba ’tic,a Bruni, then Register of Deeds far the county, rant forth the first usue of Tu'r Upon tbe aaseabliog of thio Congrm, tn punxunoc of tbe call fur ah extra rcssioo, which was made nnemery by the Tbe intent and effect oftheaixth sec­ failure of tbo Furty-fiflh Congrem to make tion of this bill is to prohibit all civil o£5- the needful appropeiationa for tbe support cere of tbo United States, under a penally cf the goiermcnt, tba qnration was pre­ of fine and imprisonment, from employing sented whether the st tempi made in the any adcontfu aril force for tbb purpose last Congreu, to engraft, by constracii-«. at tbe place where their enforcement ia a new principle npoa the constitution mosUneseaury, namdly: A t pheno where should be penuted in or not. Thia G«grtvs baa ample -opportunity and time to pam the appropriation bill and aisnlb enact have referred ere those which protect tbe any political measures which may K- de­ SupcrvfaDn of federal elections io the dis­ termined upon in separate bills and by tbe charge of their duties at the polls. If tbe usual and ordinary methods of procedure. pending legubtfoo should become a hw, Bat tbo majority of both Houses hare there b BO power crated ia any officer cf deemed it wise to adhere Jo the principle the Gorernmcnl to protect frota violence asserted and maintained in tha last Gmthe officers of the l oited States engagsd crtsB by the majority of the IIcum of in the i'uchargr of their duties. The Bc|irt*rotativ<s. That principle is that the rights and daties under the law will' re-1i Hou.se of HcpresectaUrcs has the Bole main, but tbe National Government will'’ right lo originate bills for the raising of bo poweriews to enforco its own statutes. revenue, and, therefore, lias the right to The States may employ borti military and withhold the appropriations upon which the civil powers to keep the peace and lo en­ existence of the Government may depend force the laws at State elections It b unlcaa the Senate asd President shall give now proposed to deny to tho United States their aaoeut to any legislation which the even the necessary eivil authority to pro House may see fit to attach to appropria­ tort NatioMl elections. No sufficient tion bills. To oUbliah thia principle is reason has been given for thb discritain t» make a radical, dangi.r-ua and uacbastistion in dsvor of a Stats and sgsiMtOH- tntionai change in the character of our tional anthority. inaiituticns. Tbe various departments of the Govern­ against tbe present national ejection laws. ment and army and nary are established eU good ciuneas abo>ld unite in their, by the constiluliun, or by laws passed in amendment. Law. providing safeguards pursuance thereof. Their duties are clearly tat elections ahoald be impartial, just and defined, and their support ia csrefully efficient They should, if possible, b« so provided for by law- 55555535555555555555555255B55 HOJP BUTTERS. Banker. Times bate ehanged sine. on the 6th day Of Msy IBM, Deacon Van' his deputies to summon aymerc romita.-ui whenever they, or any of them, are forci­ bly resisted m tbe execution of tbeir du­ ties under tho law and ere prevented from exoroting tbeir dntiea by violence. See tlon 5,522, which provide, for the puaixhracut of the crime interfering with super­ visors of vleetioM and deputy nmnliab ;a tho discharge of their dutjen at ebetions New York, May M 1876­ May day this you ra nrt mtrah giren ’ertf to venial wares lb and esseocsbio BowJ ' ‘ Tho pton swggested for tbo protection of tbo colored man in tbrirsoesal and pditteal rights, will, we think, uwsnsfod itself to tha philanthropy and petriAam of that du. «'our dtiaem who ran. without decriment to themaelren, join in thia project to senate to the freestesen the blnoaiwgi of eiril aad political liberty outride the iwfluenoo and control of the white barbarians of tbe Gulf Statee, wbo are socking by any ■nJ all tbe meana in their power to praelioally re-ctulave that Hase of American citirans wbo, with darker focra but whiter bearte than they, were girrn political and pcnonal freedom, aa the remit of ths war We will remark that tbe Southern 'Statu ia a newsy psper, and we now re­ turn lhanka for any avfotenoe we may have received from It.—Arae Orlwu {La.) Vindiador (Drws). Cot A. T. Harper and bis rasociate, W. H. Kernan, of ths Okotown SontKern Statu, denerve special mention among lbs talented editors of ths State.— i'rrtliu (Miu.) Pleader {Dem.) For inldligrol consistency, marked abil­ ity, mtperb distinction, and vigorous logic, i will bo the adroeate of the principle* of , the Republican party, and urge tbo elec^ lion of hvt nans to official position in every place of prifit, tiust and honor ; yet wo । il WMtsfbJta. EnglM,—ia foot, in will not truckle to nity clique, nor consent ’ language which none can mistake, etc.— for any purpose to bccume the endorser Mt. Sterling lit.) MueayofDem.) Ths Okolona Statu b certainly . saws of any principle wo do not believe to bo right, and for tbe . best interests of the ]paper, giving aU tbs latest new*, besides tbe local news. We are not acquainted with tbe editors, but judge from their pa­ per they are live, energetic. and true Dem­ ocrats. — Garnamtlc (Ga,) Reyuter Th* Veto Message. In another place in this'brae at tho (Duo.) I hope it (the Statu) Bay receive tbe Tba Bonne alono will be tbe judge of Banner will be found tbe tutorage of p»l renege and excretes the weight its or­ wbal constituxrr a grievance, and abo of President Hsyen vetoing (be Army bill. der of merit deserves. The editorials tho turans and measure of redrew. An writtn by Q»L Harper and yourself bare act of Congress to protect elections is now It fa an able sad an interesting document, tbe foreo end pungency^nd oonrphtnsra of tbe grievance complained of. but the —a Slate paper of which any President those found in our metropolitan jouraab. House may, on tbe same principle, determ­ might be proud. It plaeee before tbo ine that any other act of Congress—a people in its true light lb. revolutionary treaty ramie by the President, wuh tho and treasonable policy of the Democrat^ party, end calls upon tbs loyal men of lb. country to vindicate tbe principle of hon­ esty and fairness ia all onr Coogreraioral aiertlooa. Il demonstratra beyond tbe poeaibilily of cavil tbe nseemily of tho Believing that thb bill is a dangerous existing laws, to insure fairucra at tho violatitm cf the spirit attd tneauiog of the eleetiocA and an bonsai count of the votes, CoosttlniMm, I am coupled to return il lo booeetly cast at any election is acme perth. Bowse in which it originated witbiml ' turn of the country. Wo trust aU ths my approval. The quali!Ud usgativw with wfamh th. CeCBlituttoo luvasta the Fran-. roasts will rrad thb important doousMta, that tbe purpaw and prinriplea of tbe Republican party may be known asd ' nndemood. It wifl be found tn ail thy J Republican jmsraab. but we du Mupta to find it printed to the oppuriticu papers. <. . for tbe'roaeon that they dare not let ^ejr I, • resders kaow tbo reason which impelled i ' celebrate tba paymrat of the first di vidsod I ever declared by the New York Elevated I Red. Th. general opinion being ihat the eompaoy baa been coining motwy .ver since its establbbment, it is somewhat ear-. prising to learn from Sir. Field's speech I delivered at thb dialer that the company has been in rxialencc for thirteen years, aad only no* declares ita first dividend. There is every prexpect now, however, tbst dividends will fellow each other berrafler in ntbfaetory auceeraicu. Last weak the two roads carried an average of nearly 156,000 poaoengers a day, or at ibe rate of about fifty six million, a year, end thrir patronsn stsadBy ioereaao. Th. Metro­ politan Road u ndb pushing th. work of extending its lines with great vigor, em­ ploying some 4.000 laborora. Two-thirds of thb formidable army struck for higher wages, one morning thb wrak, but u lb. company already bad a pay-roll of fom. six or seven thousaod dollars a day, they dadined to eexd. to tbe demand. The bborcra stood cut fur about half a BEN<0.X"8 CAPCINK pfj I'OROVS plaster. |U H- • ' tula, m areal mm wtlrjf iku anMUMevramsoaMMMSlMrMi rtwvol .11 naraw’' Ar “^jun'sKrSJuITte One of the morning papers very justly remarked the other <by that il coals money to comr into eolliaitei with some people. When reeently William H. VandsrhiU ran over a man on the avenuf, tho court took no notice of it and tbr mao Went off to work again, fouling rather chagrined at having beo> in the way. It should be idled that Mr. Vanderbilt did not appear to bare been to blame. When a poor man ran against the vehicle containing tbe pvreon of Augeut IWmoot, which occurrence I mentiooed ip my last, the man was smstod and waa yraterd.y fined 1100 rod sent to jail for ten days, although it was proved that the collision was a aimpie accident which tbe driver did all in hie tower to prevent. It certainly makes a difereoee wbo is wbo. Current amuem<nt« are euffieieully numerous and varied to mwit more of a notice than I bare lime to tare them tbb week. Aimee and bar rollick ing troupe are about to eommeoes a asawra of seiatUlatfon at the Park Thout re, that vary funny play "Engaged" having been forced reluc­ tantly to withdraw in her favor. Mme. ‘rjojirs. FIVE-TON SjO scales. rVVrxtiaBT nn>. sold on thiai swr. ' TO IMPORTANT CONSUMPTIVES ! PIONEER. STORE , PIANO OR ORGAN KWarmj Mm' Ytitta, B«jt aid (Mini FREE HOMES A SPECIALTY. Davis Sewing Maebine, Decorated Crock ery, always in stock. . Smolander’s Extract Buchu THE QHEAT Bliramc COMPOOM, L. J. WHEELER engage by Mr. Wribck’ for a son- of mtainsea, romnsroriag os ths 6th. Tbb engagement promises to bo extremely sue cessful. in spite of tbe throats of our local Boeiecy for ih. Prrvsatfon of Vrasky to intartexwMs, th. very spily begs tbe Sctaety to rdtort that a good data more harm has probably bvva doas in thb world of ours by awkward «ec>ple who bare h«ea Irani on raakmg it better than by wiokod SMfd. who bare art out seriorady to make “OH! MYW FKEE IITMIC (SLUR �v^rpvalreg/gV/or1 Al L’nion Hall-ia tbe prmenre rt a fair crowd of *p*clatori, lart 8*tord*y after­ noon. Mire Jenny fltew*rt, of Grand Bap i<b, perform**! th* marvelou* fort of Walk­ ing in five hour* and twenty-fire minute*, twenty-five mike 8ndi exiubilioev of OE~' Theroday afternoon of tbi* week by Mra. Royal Modg. and Mra. Fred. H. Barlow, at th* Society pertoe*, iu tho Rower block, over th* «bo* More. GenttotBM arc invited to toa at aix o'clock. ReinehaMau a*rv*d from aix anti! half part amrra o'dock *. M. Special Notice. To rm I'anott* or tub Baton :— Our Mr. Brook* ia now engaged ia »*V lling with all th* patron* of the Bxswra, Marahall, cf Prairieville, ia again very Mnl H. J. Kenfield bad her cow killed HtohigM La* 47C,48<) retort children Tbc crMrrtrdattranpt of th* 40 thieve* lo Meal, through the agency of th* Conrti, tbe Sheriffalty of thia eounty, 'cam* to aa inglorioua termin*tioa oa Moaday after­ noon. Judg* Hodler diamiaaiog -th* can**, with to attorney fa* of SI0,wb*re> upon “Big Injin* me,” went out of Court very mad. Jam** A. Sweety, foe the ccmpUioant*, Loyal E. Knap]«n »od Clement Smith, for Sheriff Houghtelin. Jarno* D. McCabe ba* recently rent out * new *nd intcrveiing book entitled “Th* Pathway* of th* Hciy Lend," which i* puUbUd by lb* Chare Pub. CoM of To­ ledo, Ohio. For thb valuable work,which b *old only by aabroriptioo, G*o. H. Abram*, aa aged cilicca cf Hope.ba* tha agency for tbb eounty,and to now engaged in canvuving for Mbacriber*. Onr reader* wil I do well to cote th* advertisement of th* Jackaou Wagon. There fo no doubt about it* excell<oc«, or that all wbo try tb«m ar* ple*»ed w’ith them. They ar* for **lc only by Greble A Ruaacll, who carry wrtli them and exten • aiv* aieortmeot of th* latert improved agricultural machinery, aad a full Hock of Hardware, all ot which they are aelliatg at tbe lowcrt living price*. C. A. Barn** and family took thmr da. ' Kitchen Mineral Soap," manufactured parturc on Friday hut for their naw home by Cha*. F. Bat** A Co., Breton, Ma**.,we ia Onego, Allegab Co. believe to be the bert for cleaning dirt, grr*»«, tar and ink from ibe band*, of any »o*p ever made. For eiraning atovea, iron, the evroer of Park and Mill atrecta. tinware, Ae., it rtauda without a rival. Tbb i* no paid notice, but we are talking forte, ■■ w* are n»ing it every day in th* Judge Shipman, tbe woaH be Demo­ talking about. Sold only by Z. B. WilliNational Ju*tic* of th* Supreme Court, aon for Holloa A Soo in thb city. Try It. will oScaitc fur Judge Hooker next week In tha Circuit Court on Monday, th* Patenou * Magaxine for May i* at han*. । cauae* of the I’copl* v» Kira Tobua, and a fine namber it ia too. It b jnrt m ebarged with aeductio*, and the People va right bock for the lodiaa. Send and get a Oliver E. Woodruff, charg'd with aaoanlt and Lattery ; were coatioued, each on ap­ plication of the Rcipoodenl. And the cauae* of the People n Edward Holbrook, charged with araaolt aad battery ; The People v* Goat*to* Swatuoo. charged Ona day bat wank Jahn Donnelly a with abdactioa ; and tbe People re J. workman at tbo- croquet factory ha 1 one Seward Hiocbmao, charged with aaaault of bi* feet badly injured by a bevvy plank with intent to murder, were null prwd, ou motion ot th* Proaccuting Attorocy. Her. D. IL Cock and wife have gone Tbc Meaacr Bro*, in a doable quarter to Prvbtoril!*, having been called there by th* ilkaaa of Mra. Wm. Marahall, Mr*. wts what they bare done, are drimt. Cook * mother. and are going to d*. They have Carpenter* and j<A^er» have not hacn in worked up a very large trade io a* great demand for jekrt a* they ar* tbb Barry County, and it b rapidly •foaoo. Building and repairing i* going increaaing. They are men of buaiuraa, bonert, obliging and gentlemanly in their deal, and further they have tba good a*uM to know that in order to do a large boainwM, they mart lei th* formrra Lmg of * few motion*. adjourned until throughout the country know by w»y of idyertiaing, jnrt what can be depended tree o'clock this p. m. Tbe firm iniUllment ol that grand itory ‘upon. Go ahead gentlemen, yon have ho*t* of fritnd* wbo glory in your *uc Mira McCartney, of Illinob, a very mltouted younglady, will addrea* th* people of Harting* ou th* Temperance qtaertton, thia Wedneaday evening, rt Red Ribbon HaO Go every body. Mr. Hildreth, of Jackaoo, lectured rt the M. E. Church ou Friday eve. He gave a pleaaing and graphic deaeriplioo of a trip to th* Yoacmite Valley, Cal., nod then wound up with a bitter aitoek npon the Demoefotto party, totally nncalkd for, uojnrt and uatrue.—Tkr Hatttnyt Jnatrn- Arabella Boot, ibe bean life! JVi’ma ,x*H, will appear at I’niou Hath tbb tbe ladic* of Emmanuel Church. Hall ought to be crowded. lhe aame in the above item, for ia that marteriy peroration . Mr. Hildreth talked Tbe Michigan frog crop wa* very much only about treason and traitor*, and never mentioned lb* Demo-Naliooa! party or any damaged by tbe late cold reap.—Kt Ye*, and Morgan Jone* ■** be think* other party, but did mort eloquently de. he will have to gel hb mnd turtle* *hod Boone* traitor* to tbeir country, iu inter­ est* and it* progrem, and every word be untom il thaw* pretty *oon. Cap*. L. D. William* returned on Wed neediy ot laat week from the East, where he took unto himaelf a better half. Plea** rewriv* our beat wi»b»* Ceptrin, for v*ur 8. W. 'Lane in thb win* of the’ Bawmu. tuture btppioc*. and good miccct* Mr. Un* keep* tbe very beat of terming Trend ay tnondng * Battle Creek Haan implement*, and farmer* would do well to aav* Mim Arabella Hoot lc*vre to-day, for Harting*, wh«tf»h. willgive * oovert. eall on him before pureb**ing. He be* Her rnlertaintMDt at ih« CoU«g* bril, tn* new Robbioa Coltivatm, which beat* Saturday night, wa* highly apokeo cf. everything in lb* lin* of eultiraton. It W* Lop* cur reader, will iatorart them- ha* 8 inrtrad *f 7 ahovaia, and one great ariva .yftciently in our marriage, d«nlh trouble that ezirta with mart cultivator*, u and birth dopartmrat to latniah u* item* obviated la lb* new Bobbin*, and that b, Ibero Uno heft on th* neck* of the bora**, therefor. AH *ueh item* of new*, parti* ularly from th* country, thankfuBy re- th* hitching apparatus being made lower, which ia considered a grand improvement over ray other cultivator mad*. Tbe We regret to learn that Z. B. Hoyt railing aad lowering at the (hovel* i» doo* £«{., of Yankee Spring*, a few day*rion*, by tbe fort of tb* driver, which make* it had a atrok* of *ppopl«xy. It wa* not both eaey and coovcnient. Then he ha* a •o MMt* at il might hav* bn**, yrt it may ■plcadid drill, called "Tbe Statracun. " be followed by another that may pro»* manafoctared at Sooth Bend, Ind., which haa a prtcnl ho" or tooth, which b a grand Our city reader, abonld not foil to, at­ improrerarel over anything ol th. kind tend U* Chrietian Tentperaacw wwrt.’iaga, heretofore nred. Thu bo* epramia the on Sunday afternoon, at three a'ctock. grain on the ground 31 inch.* wide, inThen* wresting. ar* u> trolly very interact­ ■ued of Mnlnlng it m ■ u*rrow trooeb. ing. and there i*. alio, utnally la atlaed- Il b • aplendid drill, and n* fortMeebouH bay. until h* look* orer thia ouc tboconghly. It rertainlv bre th* appreraac* If “ifomble Be.' ITaia iaa’l of being th* brat drill in the market. Kx Th* Aereripdoa of-Hxd BetrobU* “ -P-dnnk, “Tight Nippin," ' Goore Cewk," As. Noto the ebasge in tbe lime card on th* C. 1 L H. radrond. By tbi. eUng.’, Itwmagen far Unaiug «*n take tbc D»y Esparen *e tU Grand Ifopid* DivUrn, Buckeye Mower On roll Hag edtad the following Al dermen wore pram I . . Aldermen Barlow, Hatch, Rally, MaNaughtoc. Shrinar, StoLUw and Young. “1 Lav* read the Haatiage Bma regularly ever ainoe you took tbe halm, and I mart aay, a* a foai'ily paper, il b one rt the very beat. Ito mboailany b alwaya interertia^ and- pure, and I never find " ' "anything . '' _ it unfit to pul into the band* of my children. Tbo eewa b welj adaplad to it. locality, and iia prtuiro alwaya have the true nog. Ou aU th* great qnaalioo. of the day, both political and mural, I alwtya tod it au ouiapokta adraartn of tbe right I aay uraet bnartily. ruacM to the Babubh f Kx Governor John J. Bagley baa, alao, been pleaaed to recd n* thn following andoroemeut of our earned effort* lo make th* Baxxu a live focal and political newipaper, a true exponent cf the iclcrr*!. of th* preplc uf tba County *f Barry DrrnaiT, May 3d, 1879 To Cut your Grass and Attach the Tbe folfowiag liquor bon* with il •aretie. waro prumwiad jk> Uk Comm Council for llwir approval, namely : Uqnor baud of Jam** II. Sattoa, Dkkanoa A McCoy, nf L. C. B«acb, i Geo. 8imp*on, nf C. H. OlmaUad, . And a rote l>riag token on each bond, I•eparalcly they were each and all approved I th* foilwwing vote : by Aym—Aid. Barlow, Hatch. Rally, Mc­ Naughton, Stobbin* and Shrincr—G. Hold On. Call at Powmi A Badov’* atoee whore law gumming and Shag will be done better and cheaper than by any other mao. . 30tf Bin Cot*wt tlUNDRBD AHA, FIFTY of these Maebioes have been aold in Barry County, and May firat ve had already sold FOBTT-FIVE to be delivered thia aeaaoo. Thia ia nearly an average rear*’ axle but from present appearances four or fire car loads will be needed to supply the demand in this County alone. All who intend to purchase a Machine thia year should order a DOUBLE G0MBI1TED BUCKEYE with ita PBjynCTB) GiAR STML TACXO 00KCAVED GUARDS. ADJUSTABLE BOXES, in fact the beat made, most durable, lightest draft Machine in the market. Also remem­ ber we sell the beat •• ±52“ Afj ihar Sir;—I notice by ;be hurt copy of the Banxuc that it dore* thirteen year* of editorial work. Daring all that invariably oa th* aid* cf right. • Th* qucatiua* of today and of tbe fu­ ture, are aa important a* aay of ibe part, aad I am *ura that an educated, thinking people, lik* our*, only need t* be above the road of right an'1 duty to travel tbcreI carnertly hope that for many year* to com* you may keep the Bxxxn at the bead of the column of th* grand army of right • thinking, well doing citbea* of your county. Very truly your*, ' j Comapondenc*. Wooulajid, May C, lSf:>. Farmer* expect a good crop of wheat tiii* year, but do not anticipate a* large a yield a* last year. Lewi* Smoke »eem* to be getting tired of >foglc bleaaedaee* and think* be will try double roaeedooM for a change. The TABLE RAKE! HORSE RAKE ON WHEELS Gimrkatea, Al th* regular mealing of Piowour Engine Compuy No. 1, Halting. Fire Department, bdd al their room* in thi. city, ou Tnreday aveaing, April Ifith, 1879, the follow oScera were elected for tbe eoeuing year : J. H. Andwren, Foreman. William M. Scudder, Aaabtont Fcremaa. Myron W. Vrooman. Secreury. Baker Shriaar, Treaiurer. Frank Stanley, Company Engineer. Andrew J. Angle, Steward. Subject t* th* approval of your Hon­ orable Body. .MESSER BROS. 4«tf Hartiaga^Slich.. May G, 1879. ’ DON’T FORGET THAT down I* the wild* of Jcrtoy—if Jenny Ua | any wild* there prereut Ccntonnial day* — I one McDeuid dwell., in aU tbe p*tri*rol.*J . rouifort and dimity which attaeh to th* Eocliah Jjurd of tbe Manor, lie hra a' park, a rlately manaton, grove* of timber, ■ and above all. the mret fameu racing •Ublra In America. Three royal ertabliabmeuta curtain wmo of the nocal and aCretion of th* throat, chert « lung., w« ficeteal home* io the world Among them were approved by the Council. know of non* we ean recommend mi highly ia Harry Bareett, a monarch of the turf, Aye*—Aid. Barlow, Hatch, Kelly, Me u Dr. King. N«w Dwcnvrey forconramp Naughton. Slabbin*, Sbriner aad Yoaog tioa, cough*, odd*, ortbmi. Irc'nchiti*. hay fev*r, hownenoa, tickling in lb* throat, lore of v*ic*. «<c. Tbi* medicine due. iK^ilirrltr rare, and that wbree everything eta* ha* tdied. No m«diciae can (hew one-lxlf ao many poririveond prrmaeeot cure* a* h«v» already been effected by thia truly woorierful really. For aathma aad i bronehiti* it i* a perfret apeciffe. euring th* vrey wwrrt raaca iu th* ahoit*H tifioe poorible. W* **y by *3 mean* give it a cximato made of a building abitable to trial. TWnf lotllr* fnt. Regular .tie WALTER A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES. keep tba city tool* in. II. For mJ* by Rum.ll Bra. lyl By Aid. Hatch. We notree that Rn^U Bro*, bare bee. Crajuet mklleu and Leila Iu aeto or --n. -m-w-u t, _ .r u-aa-ar RraJtrd, That the rot* by which the ■ ppmatod agento of tbe Spaldiog A Wil agie at Ruuwll Bro*Agrom. 53tf lt3Ct JE Jfem €3 JBCX2F JEI33 JE^ JE-a XXX kin* Manufacturing Co. for the aule of their Crenoet, B*** Ball Bat*. Indian Tbc report that Edi*ra bad invented a / Ouba, Ac., Ae. And a number of others having a good Record. Everything Hatch, Kelly, Hereafter n* pwd* will b* retail*! from th* factory, bat ean be had at factory WARRANTED to lie the very best of its kind. Look at the price* of thnr agent*. RumeU line 5.Ilf Nay*—McNaughton and Young.—2. By Aid. Btebbiua. /irr./ml, That the funber conaideralioa io regard to th* Charter amendment*, amending lb* Chitter ia any of ita provbiona be indcSnatdy pc*tpv**d. ADJOINING THE BANNER OFFICE, ‘ Boyce Beaper ! WARfelOR MOWERS ! mi MvtafflHmw X The hotel formerly occupied by I. M. Flint, ia now under tbe ruprrviakm ot Mr. King cf Sebcw*. Ttavrler* wiohing to atop io Wocdhod will find Mr. King to be a genial and an eSeicet bort. Mr Duwd of Di fiance. Ohio, ia viailing Buckeye, "lelrafiihake." We are entry to retmrd the ifoath of Mr*. Maggy ilaakina, wbc«« funeral wa* largely attended Elder SbdlcV preaching a touching dMconrae <m the occmko. She died ia the triompha of living faith, and m mourned by numerot* frirod* and relative* I S.W. LANE. If }>>a have never a*<d tbe Iwrcm >3 . 1 XL Soap, try a Ur. and wifi uaa i» other ’ Ua* aitnw.ru*. Sold by mart of th* Groc­ er. ia Haatieg* and drawbere. 47tf. , Nay*—AH. Young.—1. Ou motioo'tha Recorder wa* instructed to notify onr Repcaaentatir* al Louring in regard to th* action taken by thia Couarii in regard to the charter amendment* On motion Council adjourned. Common Counril met tn aperiri aeanioa IlMTHoa. April 29. 1879. Hhiroa Bxttxitx :—A lady of thia dty. April 30th, 1879. Hi* Hon. Mayor Grant in the chair. of poor health, wbo lud a aon living root ffoll cf Aidermen being eritod th* fol­ come aad rec her. After hb arrival. Are lowing worn prrwent: Aid. Barlow, Kelly, McNaughton,Frew ArrtArefofoir gut lire wu into laid broth­ er ia law * aaloon and got him l« gambling too aad Shriwer.—6. for rider, and dan go* him drunk and kept him out gf right by raking him up auire and keeping him there until rtlcr dark. Th* folfovmg bond* with tbeir aarrtia* ------ .... ----- -- ——. 7 — -were presented to the Cuuneil for their ap­ brother in tow aa to th* wbereab*uta of her proval atm, he replied that bo did not know. Tbc Droggirt* bond of Wm. II. Goodyear, wife of th* arioooiat kept her nephew Rumd! Brow and Roberta A Hotebku, when hi* mother could not find him, and liquor bond* at Ji-ba Staaley and Frank in the morning, of lea doliara that the boy had when be cau>. here, Le bad Lot lhrt« A vote being tak*o *rp«rate ua *a*h of tbe above Ucd» they were each and alj approved by the following vol* : Ayea—AH.B*rlov,Kdly. McNaughton. New Drills, Horse Rakes, &c., &c., India Wi-«i ioary th* formula nf ■ aimpl* vegetebk remedy for th* apredy perma­ nent cut. for euntewptice. bronebitb, eaUrrab. atthtaa, aad all throat and lung , affre'ioM. *ko a pwitive and radical cure for nervoui debility and all nervuu* eumpldata, after having t*(ted ita wonderful rarativ* joweri* ibcnmnda cf rare*, h.»» tell it hi* daty lo make it known to hi* BEST WAGON ON WHEELS Jackson Wagon IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in 1*2. I **■<• fra* of chartre, lo all who thr-Warid. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic dertre it, thb roar*, with full direction* Machine. Even' Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein net with the for preparing and nring , in Gcrmia, French, at Koglth. .Sent by’ mail by Patent Skein Setter, and addnwonr with rtamp, nnmiag thb papet. W.W. SI nrer US Power* Blcck, Kch Every Wagon Warranted ! ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. A BIG ELEPHANT! The show it open at the lit­ tle oaeh store on the comer. O. D. SPAULDING. Tba llnntingdua (P«.> Afwufor, of April Sth. 1877. peomraeer* thb Cramp­ toe'* Imp rial Soap the beat ja th* mar­ ket, aa twlhrWa : Reader, w* dua l want you I* »up|«»< Spalding baa* b*Da froto 3 cento up. at Riua.ll Broa., Agent*. 33lf GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS JACKSON WAGONS >“ Barine** of the Barry County Probate Court far the week ending Nay 7tb, 1879. Clement Smith, Judge. M*y l.—Ertrte of Sarah Hint, deocaand ; petition for appointment of adminw trrtor filed ; order for hearing entered foe May SMriaaL; Jamcn A.8*ecaay for the p«t it inner. Eatate at JcnaaEatly. dereeaad, DanjA A Myatary Explains*. •pent th* lummer amon« lb* Whit* Mouataina in aearch of health, and who acem* to ha** eeareUd th* whole moun­ tain aide withoui 'being able to find * pair of bhmmfog cheek* or in inch of ^cantifol N. Yarger file* Load aa guardian and order •kin ; Mr*. Whit*, wbo hi* rcmaio*d at bom*- becauae her btubaod oould not afford, appointing him entered ; letter tatued. to go, but wbree fre*b complexion and May 2 —Evtrt* of Bertha and Arthur Reed, mioore; order appointing William Eaglind guardian, entered ; lend Med and letter maned ; warrant and iamtory to­ ned , L. BrigUm, R. Grilaod rad L. A. Niched* appointed appraiacra. Relate of John Volt*, et ni., minora ; keep off tb* dartre'* >bt *t that. guardian filrt hi* annual MCouat. Mra. W. (amiliog) -I U tel! yoa th. Katat* o! Soloa Moullna.titnraaed; ord«r whole aceret.. Mr. Brown. You nsra •ppoiirtia*' C- II. Bauer admiaialrator bet bow pooriy I ww loot apring, aowi* entered ; brad filed rad letter* ia*B«d; P. A. Sheldon *>.d W. U. Pnwer* appointed ■ppeairara; claim to bo heard by the conn no July 7th sod No*. 3d mxi. May 3.-Krtrt* of K-ia.beih PuweU, d.reared ; liecure grouted admioialretor to •ril real total* for parpeaa nf dirtributira. NEW GOODS. The nicest style* in Prints and Dress-goods ever known, and Boots 4. Shoes for everybody, to sell cheap to the rich, and to give to the poor, and 50c tea that beats the town. Come and seeO. D. SPAULDING. GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. hastinR*. Mich., May II, 1879. improved firm* at b*r will do well to call oa I Drug Store. We b.v* planed Z B. WiUtooo ia charge cf a Mack rt Groccrtoa In aril for aa at hi* old atand ia Harting*, Michigan, Said rtoek eouriato *f Sugar*. Tea*. Cof­ fee*, 8pto«*, Tobacco* and Ctgwe, Crock•ry aad good* uraally kept in grocery Hurra. They will be raid al bottom price* c.ll and **• for youredve*. Dm. 18, 1878. . iff J 4tif UME. HAIR, STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLAHTEUi PtJMPS. I’LOWS, DRAGS? CCLT1VATOMS. IXJtELIHHonU. CLOWS. I LEFT HA.^D FLO | Beaper and Mowers. Pays lite highrnt Cs«h price for all kitid-i of Jtarmera Pro** duce. Th* High 8eboo) i* indeed to lb* kindnen* rf Hew. Gro. M. Dewey for lb* mralM* nf a gcrt*rrei rebtue* fo* <•» tit io* foe apjreuimca* of admirirtiwto* j »» Btrr.v More than all otlwrs combined, yet the repairs do not average * 2 cents each. CaII and see them at ingsny Ihf above artkie*, ; at hb Elevator, corner of Bromiv*v and Ratlnmd Streets. i-ptiK 2. 187®. « roe roi’R �Ladies to ataUmnen, phiUntbropiate. alndrnr. uf not at all partieuW about bb diet, aad aocial MMMe and epeeuUtore on the n la eate all kiada of-offal. When ba ia gtrea lire capociiio) for--------------*•*“ -u“ ■nylbing wbieh bo U unable to ewaitow,. and colored rare) u. —----- —---- . be walk, nghi off to IM pond, where bo We wiH at preaent touch but incidentally dipn it, and tenighlv.T it afoappexr. down , ou the political aaprete of the negro ques­ •bb throat, no mular what the «t> may be I tion, not that It ta unimjortant. but be- He wu once .gives-a mutton chop which i mure it b only Of eeremdery importance io । had been du.ted with pryprn and .all, compnrbon with tbe aocial. mural end in­ preparatory t« frying it. Thb he ewaltowdualrial derekquueot of the enunciated ed wit' net knowing what he wm eating ; > Md enlraaiV.iaed African. The ngbl to but eooo finding it not very agreeable in I vote and lo h<M office ia of no great (-rec hb erep, he at onto brought it up again tiesl advantage to the negrom to their (which he Ua Cteility fur doing), and only walked lo hb powd.where be wanhad tbe chop, and awahewod it to bb Mlufitetba—a mo t augaeioee pevformaaeo oo hm part. He frequwdy catch" apareowa and other Muall bird, which come within Do you want a purr, bloom­ Inc Complexion < If M, a - -rcgregrtrdBS—NICHOLS, SHEPARD A CO. rikriSywsi'n Sts SiMK'SKFlKWI S Halite Cr—k, Mich. ORIGINAL ANO ONLV GENUINE "VIBRATOR ’ THRESHIRG ■ICHIHERY. ®n IS IT CORABLE? LINIMENTS .KFJSfc great rciipuw* : are attached, burthey will "flD then beL lire with the cnat wind" if they czpert any good from tbe politimana Tbc reeenl exodua ia in tbe right direc­ tion, although the firet great atop to a Mumble. It m important for what rt wg grata if not kt i«a immediate rrealta TVe powerful impulec from-hieh it pro­ WjiwisffTor, D. C.,1 I ceed. may bo fruitful in great eouMquenApril 29,1973. J cea under wtoer guidance and wrth brtter ' Yenterday I went to the reporter') gal­ method*. In thia age of the world emi­ lery of the Sctuli! ta bear the epeeeli of gration to the grand tcwurce to pe-’P-c* Senator Pendleton of Ohio, in favor of wbo .offer bardvbip on tbeir oattre >*>il, b eaaily practicable with tbe wonder­ giving member) of the Cabinet acute on anil ful faeilitica for cheap travel which tbi. | tbe floor of Coogtrea The junior Sena­ age baa developed- U.« negro" are « tor from Ohio, wbo baa been given tho free to chaegn tbeir rc*ideore aa are the , mabnyacwr of gvolleuMU George, aad who laboring eUrera of Wartern Europe wbo wu a proeoreoua presidential candidate lew flock in auch number) to our .Itereu, and yean ago, loot) like a man cf force, hand­ unlike emigrating Kuropcan*. they are not aubjeeted to tbc expeneo of an ocean voy- 1 acme, and not over forty-five, though I tte The? are hundred, of mil.* nearer to the ehcap and tertik- land* of vur tt "t I an orator, indeed toe much like an orator, cm Stele* than arc the white emigrant* I mana hie Myle waa loo energetic and im- from Europe when they have Un-lei al paaaioaed for a .abject that waa merely Vnatle Garden. It ia only wuil of enter­ advieu didactic and argumentative. He abould price, or «f intelligence, er <d not have aaid undisputed thing* about the that c*n keep them in the South when I they auffer from tbe ill uaagc of the d a.j duties of Cabinet officer) and the ezecuinant race. They do not need mere than only tbe manner, ibe mailer wm aieelkul, one-tbitd of the 'outfit iu mooey ur other i ■nd evidently appreciated by the entire property of the German or Scandinavian Senate, without reaprcc to party Senator emigrant* in bating boww, they apeak tbe Conkling waa tbo flrat lo graip bi* hand language of the country. aU tl>«y ean take in oongraiulalion when be bad kotobed, with them al! their bouacliold effete at a and be wm fallowed by. Blaine'Endl other trifliag expeuae. They are in a better i poaitioo to emigrate than any other op i Republican SvtMoeu. while Mn Hayn. who had been Ibteoing from the gallery ■ pvmacl and pverty-<trieken peopl-i on tbe ' Imide .'Ioral Halatead, gracefully con- 1 face of the earth. And emigration m-*na sratulated Mr) Pendleton. The beat fart ■ fur them releate fro" every epemce an 1 I evrry remblioee uf tbreldam, from deptu 1 uf hb .peach wm that ia which he referred . lo tbe difficulty of teenring information i eoee oo their former maMnrt fur employ-1 from Cabinet official), even when it waa im-oi and bread, from the rt>.trd pU.tical I neereaary fur legislation, aad when ha rvpnguince of tbc eommunity ubleh re-; l| will opoka of the vulttaaiaou) departmental >i»ted lhcir cofraoobtoenient written report*. which few read and none bring them into a new and tracing aocial uokretood. and be rmphaaiaed the ad ran - aimoephere and iuepi'e them with a »»oa» ■ tagm, that would accrue from having of independence which will grow with ' their riatog pnwperily when they become ; cultivator) of tneir own acre* and Make a ■ direct mL- of their product). inMead ol truatin; to the agency of white landlord*. We with that there might be organtoed a atrong eoeirty, aomewbat toVr the model of the old Colcniaation Society, with »ulfieient capital to aid negro emigraUuo to working) of h» department than a mem tbc Wot ou lhe principle of enabling her of Coogrew know* about atateaman colored emigtant* to help tbemvelrev • What capital iMfeoled for to not to re al> ip. He would learn that tbe clerk) of department rue tbi. pouebroua govern­ here improvident aad b*gg«ry but to MVe ment, and that they alone are intimately tbe rmterania from each evil, u they acquainted with all ha heavy ami delicate hare brought upon tbetnaelvra io thb fir»l machinery, automaton capable of algniag attempt. The aociety abould parch*" laud, lo lie null to the negro at moderate price), and ihtu rrecuv them from tho ex­ tortion. of .peculator* V .mail payment ibotikl be demanded « ike out*"’, and the rat of the puraliaan money U »ctWpondent improved the ooaaeloa ta make •d by mortgage in «bc regular butoote. I oleervation) for the information of ibe way. The mooey thua in verted by the I aociety would ultimately come boek with world and poMerily There ia a “wide aprtad opinion that Senator Conkling to a vain mao. Hie eanealnrista rvpreamt buu'u a pouter pgeoo or a turkey eock. bird) which >preed and diaplay (heir plumigr, Darwin MT., to daezle the gentler aex. I do not believe Senator Conkling ia vain or that be poaea before either MX. While be Internal .toting io tbe cheap price of had, » reae-, ouable credit lo lhe purcl**.r» and ea>y (erau of payment Beaidee the pureh*ac i of land* with no expectetion of profit Lu I yond ' the ordinary rate of inlero*tj tbc , rociety rhould 'mak* atrasgement* w»tl> ■ railroad and »UU|SmI compute) f-r the ' cheap eooveyance of rmigranta «ud- tbar good*. 11 abould require application. to l» made lo il) agent* a »j<cifiod number el iatrnbey oTthe g>>od) of the inlradi g emigrant, receiving none who had not ibe mvaaa of nuking a lair bayinning. Thia would have a good effect bviti. in prevent­ ing beggary ami dialreaa in the new *etiL rnrnl. and aa aa ioeeorip<l.> iuduairy and frXteliiy among negruw who wfoiled lo ■vail tbcdterjiea of tbe |4ivilepc Noth­ ing abould be Logo*rd in mere charity; th.«i«ty alxold act a prudent land­ lord in not pernritling lhe rolr of ita prn|»vty. Il abould not even Uatov mcaey for efaorebra and achuola. leaving thia form ol charity lo lhe reli/iouc deaominatioua and other phiiaathropiatv Ila sole object ahould ba io protaet the ne CTaew againat bad land and bad bargaine tn land, and give them prnMy iong credit* at a moderate rate of interact. I ha* en­ abling them to clear off their moetgagM on tMbuUooed, you may know that be ia a eompalrioil and will ameer to the name of Col. Governor. Captain or General Wearing On coal nnbuttonted in a pecul­ iarly Amcriaan ffiebum, or. rather defiance or fa)Htoo. When Sewaior Coukliog . returnad from Europe about cightem m -ntln ago hi* real wm bwUte&td up to bb chia, but the bwUowa and ballon bole* become gra-lually catranged until now only . the luweat pair are on iatimM* terma. In thb rmpial he differ* from Sawatora Bayard and Buller whoae eoata are ueually united at lhe top balloon, bat free and a at the lower c«re. Ibua affording peded prucren of their leg). Analog«mly Senator Ceokiurg’. rtyle may be odlad tbe nfrenehbMMnt of die heart aad lung), wbib lhe atyde ofibe majority F03 MAH OE pZAST. IT CAN BE CURED. THE BEST OF ITS HMD. ■KM Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPIDS DIVISIBI. tw n<:.»i.u itvwt lim EAST AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT. A COMPLICATED CASE. MEXICAN as. Ia® -nrraS': LINIMENT i Repair* CoaMautly on Hand end FOR SALK BY GREBEL & RUSSELL. ssirBsgis; a-g® to** a* t***ia**’*»<* o* v- I •"-•'■■siia., TkelMlJtoMterik <mr*»kee*Z ' «t.mmu eeMaamae r£S#ta ■EKrMM aExFfiZt iw >cl AA~ur THE BEST DE ALL 4832 1 .Uvrf— VRIL PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE FOi BPEEJUTOMP^A, 8KMINAL PAtTH-MT ^REGULATOR AartXl lyWiiki. 1.1'. i i 1.1 THE • I >-X £.re"’..‘t KJTCMSW AND JIAND » MINERAL BOA?. MILLIOK VEIL MEDICINE b'o. M CUiUm Sl^HUabtirih. Pa WASHINGTON, CH*SJ,wnH60.fPn>pnW». “ RiwAP ntniut. sH»rw- NEW PIANOS 8125. ^W)H^PE, j^smag’TCHICAGO k. LAKMHFMON ». H. SAWS FILED, AndinKeteeaipatoiylfpiyfa^af |Taa« I 0PIUM^> ran rent I O B WORK banner’ office !' 1.'»a,m.aadX.te i m-lvaia* fr*a IteuWLkMv S*4d by Head) Brae., Rebetta A Hotrhkt»a and W. II. Omalyear Fort Wayne. Jickaon A Saginaw R. R. BMOKT TLTTSTE. auHMag aJi rd tea*. D«>-ii !•< E*r*<le___ _ ___ InJp. L«*<* **>•»• C*e Ptoreat . - - —_ MJ!a. ■ ArrtwTJxi*___ __ _______ l. foMjjto &wvii t* Nmv Y«rt. HOUSEKEEPERS VKXX. "I took a l-eroo. he aaya, “from a neat hot cummer, and hare had him about the backyard ereraince. There were three io all ia the rnnt, whleb om of my boatmen took and kept fat a time io the fowl booto, feading them on Sah, which they took to at owo-, aad it wa* anrpefolug What large aiaed perch they rould .wallow brenghl npw the ntahie yard. Where they ■talked about niuaiioderwudentlv and TRaI p.vin- tXn-.t.i-kvAkro-ul, M.VMV B*«: jfrgrgE A writer in ' aotl Wa/tr totemtiag dreeriptiun of a _ TM DEfRuit AND TOLEDO • . . _ _ _.4__ ___ -.lilto**.» i-*..n>ni. .....___ ..3i»* k Arrt»* <>*<»Ml fr**» ?ir*)to..... . *M£aL •balfo. tkarree takiuo. 1E>~*< »*e**j* Unalag )***■«>*•*■)• *rT»r**f» C*f* ■wave**) 4vveaHk«. Halt -a* *afe»*ri, I eve* m4 Aea*. «b* werv»flal4l**aaad । > tker rew*era4 bwllk. *b*avral •*<*- ' I **e*t>ie—lk*r will l«U ra* M laalae •hall appevre ilaeif to a frw b-nevolent geatleturn of wealth aad energy they can earily found aoeh a aocbty aad confer lhe grealcat pewaibb benefit both on that part of lhe oegrunn wbo deaire to emigrate and upon tbe roaidae who may remain io tbe Suath, who will bo hiodly treated io pro­ portion m it to found that tbb m tbe only Ml I* •>*». «—4. tot raikw***U<JirxUM 3l.r condition co wbieh ihto dae. of to*--raw be retained oo tbe ptaataliona "'“Ii’WuSVi.tvbm ■■OOUTM ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, A UmM GHw PaL an THE BEST CHICAGO A Wffl KCfilSUI^Aimj � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-05-14.pdf e8e579b34f951ac7ef57c1118cb7b0ff PDF Text Text Bepttblican Banne VOL. 24. NO. 2. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS FKH3IMJL in MIMES C1SDJ Lrana rose, and fegan to pace Cha floor. Freacntly ha pnuartl before hb aBaoL ■ "Tbr. route that the late Hcrfert Cube! Jefs he uttered deifocretely, "la, re you very well know, amtnoure. Divided, it would make two vary large fortunes. Mr. Uaferi, I advise you u, examine the proofir. and tf the new dmaran, ha. .ay data, . I fear she has, buy bee off“ ‘“F °r 8,,*n ibe umrt to tbc daughter her property, upon tbc Ur of Tbs Crtfora, Errovly, "I Bij| production of coodimve proofs that she b whet she drims to be ?" . ' The anger of die toaster of The Cedars Crfm, «U f:,.u ■■Of.mn. flsuwd out again. . (be can have »<> afiactioo tor the place re A thousand devils I" lie tried. ‘ I will i her feme, and stocks and boeda will doubt­ pledge tuymlf to nothing! Is that sofi- •' hw- 'Vha! dj “Y r Evans had hb way Though the mas | ter of The Codon raged and stormed for a while, the end ol"i» all wu, tbitt Mr. Ar­ thur Evans wu to be teat to Baltimore to reusuU Mr Wyfe*«u to what arrange- f THIS PAPER “^■•REWYORK. .sm/wsIMPROVED FOR 1879. !®"U’iiaTBWS whole no. 1253. HASTINGS, MICEL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and Every Wagon Warranted I ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. CHAPTER V. lOlAN A SURGEON' Central Railroad iPIDl DIVISION. io an.wse to th* uucstuin iUihoi fed asked. . ma>i-r ul Tie Ccdaro mockingly. “You Ho entered tl>e tiousr, Im ire- fer wit ' will fled that I hire poeMuino, and I will. aide. Be tounl hb wife and fol J L. r <fe ' fettle with you to the last I II I do not Irttertd »i-n bote the. bum of "Wi child'e eboire. prove that your riieot b an importer, then Oldham.” Evens rang the door boil ‘'Certainly, she shall fe am to selwul,” ! cou-kuiu ma tor a W ' <iSw boy answered his summons. cried Mm Ogden. "Ilieferd.eud. j-eoj le ; With a alight bow. Mr. Wylie turned *'!< Mr. Wylie in?' wu hia que that we are. what little we kouw lifts ut from the library. The master «ff The Ce- i higher. But Barbara m rarer and fe-r dare, when be waa Jeft'atone, bowed bis dan common, people. I believe that Lev l; fare upon hb hand, sod held it there long. ■ pronto were wealthy and arbcoeratie. and Hr lifted it presently, hb eyre blaainjf some day her relatives may-fiod he.- out. with . vil passiotu. ZI Curar me if I do not giro them Iro/Ai e Ley diLppcarrd, but returned in a few ( ore they dbponcm me heraf’ he mull/rad. "They will fled that they are flghtiog । ■Mr. Wy|o will nee y«.-u in lib private ncitfer a ehiRl nor an idiot. Tfey will i re. sir,' fe said to Enn, wbo followed Late romcthing of whieh to boost when ( as be led^ the way into tfe lawyer's GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. More JACKSON WAGONS « ““ Bwt.v than all others combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Gall and sec them at liable Bfert Idas ' TEST TO AND FROM DS AND DETROIT. GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hustings. Midi., May 6, 1879. W reached not hia feud and pulled tbc ; up from ao«M writherself, I atu satisfied ' >rd. lire samo negro aerrant that : "Ay," exriaimod Mrs. Ogden. *h 1 would bo like (hutting the birds sway from rug me • but la trf Wine,'' raid the | the Mudline to keep for in Ignorance, with r efTfe Codan. - , | He bad been Jjpde.ring whether or Mt nu bolter chance than she will have luxe.' Richard O^Jen returned to Barbara. 1 missed the mrvant. and pouring out a giam Mr. Arthur Evans, attorney at law, fed "My dear.” he aaid, "you ate lobate as vf win •. >wallowing Si as a draught. I been mt by the muter of The Codan. ' fRai »t»ry disturbs me. after all,” he Hu'cnriority wu aeon eaibfiod ; for continued toMlikijuiae. He waa calmer : Evans al cure plasgud into tba subject than he had been, "h would be terrible,, that had brought him hither. <0 hare to surrender my life ol eaae, and: ”1 hat* come as the rreveteulatirc of b- a ■ upon my oars as»in.” Mr. Lfouel Caahvi of The IMare," be bnDr igbt after draught of wire be drank.: K»»Prmeudy the mu aebol hb pee,’and rap­ Mr. Wylit'a brow eoetracud for a mo­ idly d ..had off a law line. ' ' ment, but only for a m..menL Tfteo hb •!1 ...Hi base Krau down, and consult free »w clear again. ? Buckeye Mower To cut your Grain. It will leave it in nice compact Bundles, thus saving the wages and board of one man in Binding, in com­ parison to any other Machine. In the past three years ONE 1UNDRED AND FIFTY of these Machines have been sold in Borrv County. and May first we had already sold f.ORTY-FIVE to be’ delivered this season. This is nearly an average years' sale but from present appearances four or five car loads will be needed to supply-the demand in this County alone. All who intendI to purchase a Machine this year should order a DOUBLE COMBINED BUCKEYE with its PROTECTED GEAR STEEL FACED CON­ CAVED GUARDS ADJUSTABLE BOSES, in fact the beat made, most durable, lightest drift Machinffin the market. Also remem­ ber we sell the Iwst BStrti: l-.i.o.; >no UuthQrq Railway X'b'C! TIONEER. 0ni»n I4V.1 |b. Basarr OSre. »r AOltM. •to HORSE RAKE ON WHEELS HAVE Yill.'R Cipi.D WITH Universal Croup Remedy. MESSKR BROS. A IlM.KIn., Oramt H.|,l.l«, Mleft.. Hsings, Mich.; May G. 1879. <6tr DRYGOODS DENTIST Mitiipi. Nashville. WILLIAM WALTER. j TAILOR. In Empire Block, over Mudge's Store All Work GUARANTEED. I hnvo juxt received a full stock of Staple and Fancy If. J. Carrim, Sim and Omeital Jefferson 8t., UBCB1GU 1UUUB >MPANY. - H»»Hnpt, Mich FOSTER'S Lace Kid Gloves the best in the market. finest Stock of j I have th” sSEi tier aa over brought to this City.. Come and nee mo and buy your Goods Cheap. The first hole) in the Suu to redare rates. Th* firtt hotel in the State with Pas­ senger Elevator. f Ta sail tbs(esedrtw afllbU Ifotrt J2.00, (2.50, and $3.00 Par Day, taint al MBaut-nn u Iriuii GENTS WANTED TP Ttf , A VALUABLE INVENTION: re Jlljtljill ths world rehowmsd WILSON SEWING MACHINE in workmanship I* equal to a Chronometer Watch, and aa elegantly finished as a flrat-otaM Plano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Kxpo* ■itloni IT «KWt OME-FOURTH FASTKR than other machine*. Its capacity la unlimited. There are more WIL8ON MACHINES sold In the United States than the combined sale# of all the others. The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing all klnde of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. .9 WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. ■27 « ROS BroUwn, YoAl’Itew OHWW, L».| C.-Sol.4 (^bo. Sn-. Chicago, llta.1 and Ban Vranelaoo, Cl. ■ We gire below the full text of the spereb of o«r Representative ra Congreu, Hoc R. 0. Hott, co the Appropriation bill, given on the 26lh alu It wu made under the five minute rak. That Us romarka dnring U>u time "Hit the nail on FataaocMT. V*. The Battle for the Cedars. CHAPTER HI. : | luxe were there, and al times tomething ' Thea be rang the bell one* more. When . about the thin red lipa ami while teeth 1 hb^servaat Lad responded to hb ring be I suggested the cruelty of the tiger. I ! The master cf'The Cedan vi- proud "Seat, hare Prince (addled, and return j I and haughty. He had tbi- mauiKre <4' a ;, ia>mitiliatel<ua me." gentleuua. and wu always ekgaotlr dn*> f Prtnre am raddled, rah," raid Seat,, cd. brebdem be had area ataeb of the I returning after an afeence of fire miaatea. rutiJ. Mret people wmitl &d themaelvo 1 honored by hit ar-juuntaneHu white band was uiurisg rei-idly urcr * ■ L-___ ____ o-_ r .L-____ : ‘■that yox are the att.-rccy of a claimant for the estate -J the late Herbert CaabrL” “I am,” Mr. Wylie replied. I'raw breitotrd. lie waa at a stickingpuint. But r.< f.uuj words presently, and prow-fed. ' ftaamuch an litigation, which I aut>powr'may fe Log cuctiuucd, will eerteiufy invoke the retel*. Mr- Lionel Caabd aotboruea tnc tn voter into some reasonable cumprotr-tw. Oi couroe it b ezpeefed by him tbit I wyll not go too far." Mr. Wylie’s eyes sparkled. What does Mr. Caabel propone?" mad at this time. I as compelled fpe want of l,» wl,V — >1... 11—~ 11 SLR lime, to do it bet for a moment only. The alann which b fell all over the North I tell you candidly, u owhag to the feet that thb Geveromeut b about to pare into the heads of thnuicn wbo ro reoeudy tried to destroy il But there is another serious cause of aoearineu, and that is. tbc Demooratie party bu gone over and giveu it- ’ bowing and showing bis teeth in a grin. ' "What is wanted sak- d»tfe mailerj f I , “Now be off; and hasten." The Odem, pausing from hb writing. , A few hour* later, Mr. Arthur Evans.' The xwvmt reached out a eard. attorney al law. wu in the pnweoae of the ' • Gcntlraraua at de dm-r. Mvi Cmhel, I impatient ms«ev of The Cedare. Il b not neaxary to further describe him than to jI of a cbanee, my vlieat will perform whit I say that he wu atnedth and cunning,—by .i indicate.'' ' It wm ten yean alter th* wreck in t; 6f no means a tool,—and bis rascality had Mr. Wylieb tare flushed, the ship upon the oosat. been of that. Lind upon which the Uw "It amuiea me, he arid, "to know that Richard Ocdca and bio wil. reached could not secure a hold suSocot to gire after all hb bravado, Mr. Cubei b grUing their destination. Uttering the hows.' of frightened.' death they found there unite a coffectiou I Tbso he added, euUi?S1y,— of the rude people of the coast, ameng I • Tbc proofr have bevu submitted to me, them their own sons. ‘Arc you Mr.Lmttri I’ntbal ? ’ he asked medbldy." Mr. Evans, and my derision U, that year A hymn waa sung, a prayer uttered, and ibe mauler of The C-cdn-. I There was a rikore. Mr. Arthur EVaua client baa art tv, n tbe ghort of a prospect then James Lindaley «u carried out into ■I am,” wu the reply -Be (rated, wm rontont ta await the plrnure of Lb of holding the Caahcl rotatm wbea the the orchard, and laid to mt by another ” rich drew. matter ahall be tented by Justice. 1 sreure Thank you My name U Wylie, as Erana,” hunt out that gentleman pres­ you that It b mere folly to think that sb* dmibtliM pererind by my rani, of the ently, -a Baltimore lawyer Lu waited <>o to whom the estate actually felutsp can be i Wylie A Oldham, attnrnoya at law, me, ar.d cuidly informed me that The Ce­ bought off with the mere tithe of her timer*." dar. docs not belong Io ” rights. 1 should Bispore, tbal, i! your ‘The deril I" cried Mr.’Arthur Ettas, client were au fencat min, he would daaire 'he lawyer's mauaer w« straightforward in (.lUnUbmeot. "Then to whom does he to return to the daugber of Herbert Cash.] him in the fiv, paling just the property he holds by virtue of a collat­ eral relationship. Why should he desire you hare buslnres with tae,1 that it belongs to a daughter of my unde, to lake advantage of her mhlortunaa and the late Herbert CuhcV’ Me mid. "if so, proceed.” of her haring been hitherto unknown? h«ritUed a little. Probably • Singular that nothing bu ever been Why should be wbh to intrench himarif ly rfttbanaiaed. man of the known of that, daughter till thb time,' liehind the mere fact of posrearioo. and axciaimed Evans mockiagly. “ Where ha. rattle agaiMt the rightful owner of the She been hading, that nothing haa been t/aahel route ?" known of fair txbtoaeeF' ••But"— ‘•I know nothing of her," wu the reply.1 • Mbs Ceabri hA pdared thb whole • The impudent eremp of a lawyer made i matter in my bauds," Mr. Wylie interrupt­ mo angry and I teruilualvd the interview ed ; "and 1 beg to assure you, Mr. Evans, a« e.«4> *« fmtsibto. The whole affatr b m> that, if your client bad displayed the db doubt a boro plot; still it may give me position and in tentions ef a graileoma, ho trouble." doubtleu would fere been allowed a oomThe eyre of Mr. Arthur Erana. attorney Jbrtable competence from tbe property, st law, shone with a liule added ligbt .4Jf out fcr-ibrew down the gauntlet; be for she loved Mn. Ogden dearly. ii„: coeroe he wished the peal muter off The defied us ; he eriS, "No quarter." Now ever, ehc could opt entirely leetrolu her Cedars, hb but client, no harm ’-bU tba ba shall al,ide by hb Erot choire, and be grief for the death other -dear papa." can expect nothing whatever from us. He The areemUage dWpened, and iliebard ehalieegrd us tn go to a court of law, and Ogden carried Che still robbing child to hb there wo propose to bare the matter tooled. bouse. I speak as I do, knowing that it must fe But the grief of childhood doo. not deeded tfere. 1 never fefeld Mr. Lionel endure forever, and io the couroc of a few Casbd but rare. However, I am act so daya Barbara was running about the rtwi blind that I cannot road, specially when dooce of the Ogdens, bright (nd smiling, yer, “that Herbert Caabel bad a daughter? th* pago b opened fur me.” an oocsaional shadow falling, oo her fare, and that that daughter b (till liriog ? ' “Then you take the crojod. of no oom­ bowtvtr, wbeo she rvmcmbenal the death ‘ Sir I” asdaimed the muter of The of bar "dear papa” Lindriey. Cedars, epringiag to hb fooL -No cnmprvmtse whatever," returned Sho was a pretty ohiid, with a aleoder -The Mr. Cashel, lately docoued, had a Mr. Write. -Mr. Lionri Cashel era aurand graceful form, and dark hair and eyes, daughter.” arid Mr. Wylie, ijuiolly, “and —■a awoet little girt, who gars promise of that .daughter b tuUalirc.'* Tbc lawyer was (peaking icrj courteous­ that sho waa lbs little babe pm lalkr, ly ; but the effect of kb words on the mu­ who bad been saved from th* wreck oo ter ot Tao Codan wu marked. Hb face that stormy night of a little more than ten flatm-d ttimeoo. He lifted hb hand and years previous ? 8be was the same, and ru it nervously through hb dark hrir. from that hour till the day of hb dsath Th. tigw-liko gleam of hb teeth beeaata Jimes Lindaley bad been a father to fer. One evanutg, a week after the faacral, “I brifovo that b false," ho cried in Richard Ogden was soled in final of hia blind rag» “fake aa Satan's heart I Hear bouse. . The glories of the dying day ware me. air I Noreunlly attempt to blackmail thing in it," laid Erana, slowly, shining over land and sea. He could me will succeed 1" Tba manor waa reriiy bahmred in the behold the ocean spread out exlm and The lawyer eat perfectly oauet. mind of Mr. Arthur Erana. The pruapret ‘•Pray, be crim.’Mr. Cuhd," be aaid. cl litigation about The Codare, and, by the yracefu! Sea bird* winged their flight over the quirt watero Banks of golden- “I aaturo yoa thb b no attempt to biack- aid of a Tittle sharp procure, winning the hued elouds ware oiled up iu the Lorison, 1 mail vtm." care in the end, waa plvremil. But the and the sails of a dirtant Teasel wore final­ With su effort Ute muter of Th* Cedars hiring oppuaed to him a tainted and m ly outlined to view. restrained bb Mgrr. houiwt lawyer, who would rift all nwaalily Barimra Lindaky came up tfe path that I “I tarievo it fe” fe muttered, sinking it>> the L.iwu:. and who would oct bare led toward the aaa. Bfe waa abosu to] feck in Ms scat. taken tba care had it heaa a bad ana, was enter th* hows* when Richard Ogden t Th«t» waa a cbaogu in him ; lortcad of ,atrothvr msttcr. And, re Kvans had hint roJHfer. being reimsou, hm fore grow very pale. ,ed. the very firrt that Mr. Wvlie. c.f Ibe "Barbera," he aaid. "Go «i, for I prewoma you have not I Th* little girl walksd to hb ride and I fiebhed,” ho arid with a saver. “What । rtoo-1 waiting for him to prorard. ■ , ' ferUra.tfe w.Urt-yonr y-y. Irada ley fee femi read." Rfoterd nydraomKfe It waa a day in summer Ogden was walking slowly over’ Lindaley' * ••------iodbyh Fatyuer For Suleby att JNnt-ClaM Dealen. HISTORY if the MITO STATE _ moodi," like one wbo baa beu aalirated. Tbc next thing, you ri'J hur him brilyaehiug arouad about biud boidm and national banka, thon hb bowel* of com paaamo will begin to yearn over the poorof the country, though I never knew one of them to gire a poor man a ureal ora . iadrese it. “ ~ the bill, um! it* provtrioM would make a Lorae bugb unkre he was entirely devoid of a eauM of the ludieroua. [Laughter ] Now, what do we find here? When cur country needs rent aad.^uiet; when the burinam iateroat of thb bud demand that we should come hero and pam iIwm appropriatioa bilb pure and simple and then go baoae about our bnainma, I say •bat do we find? Wc find the D^tocratio party untung with there men to flood thia country with a mare of tneh. I have been doing some figuring upon th'ii reibjeot, and do you know if you (hould pare all the bilk now intenduorel it bad to raia right hundred feet of aolid rater ereey day. [Laughter] New. air, m order to meet the r»pitrwwi eats of hare to get their Chaplain bare to adc our �DON’T Tbc following lettm hare b*m aenl cr speaking wcrda that cheer u* on In cur tabor foe the ultimate triumph of judo* that we Dumber rftwa in thia lutll wbo think to revive trade ud aet in motion, Ibe great entorprira of thia land by simply running a uaper-mill basked by legal ecselmeuts. No greater delusion HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. Oppoeition to all paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. In Ivor of a currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchasing power, the paper convertible with coin at the will of the holder. Now Hampshire's Senator. cupied bads. One gentleman told me that he had tried to live la the South, but that, having beta a Union soldier ud hav»C settled in Miabappi near where Chis­ holm ud hb family were murdered, l:c wm compelled to flee foe hb life. He Royce Reaper tbe whbkey trafic from the Slate, the Country and tba World" Ukitbd Statu Bksatx Cuambbb. Wabhimotom. May 5th, 1879. Gto. M. DirrxT, Esq. Dbab Bib .-Noticing An close of th* thirteenth year of the Babmbs, allow me to congratulate you co the opening of the fourteenth volume st a time wbso more tsan ever Hie party, of which it has proven an|*fieicol organ, needs its potential aid to enforce the political duty of tba boor. Republican principles are undergoing another great trial In their march of sueceasirc triumphs. Tbe party that [upheld and rescued the Government ihrougb year* of WM, b new constrained to protect and rare it in tiara of peace. AaanUed by like foe under new dbguiaa, every loyal citiud organ should warn of peril and apeak for unity of purpose for preeut peace ud perfect safety for tbe Republic. In Ibis patriotic work the put b u aosnratieo that tbe Bamxxb will bear it* colon alsft, inspiring entbuaiaauo support of prioeipla which il baa so ably main- WARRIOR MOWERS ! In another place we print, from the New York TVAum. a brief artide on the approubing Senatorial dection in New Hampshire. We believe il is true, that in that Stale there are more men who could honor tbcmsalrra and be of real ser­ vice to the country, in the Senate, than Anything that should stop thb excite­ ment—dial should stay the hands of tbo there are in uy other State. Aad while majority from th* blow already aimed at the ability of each of tbe men earned in the life of the nation; uything that should thwart the attempt to enact tbe wild financial schema to flood thia country with irredeemable trmb ; anything, I say, that should rive tbo bustneu interota of the country quiet rest, would be welcomed olbera in point of ability, influence on by the people at almost any price. Whal great national questions and moral taeura, they doairo is to be released from thb that hU election by the people of that Suu to tbe Senate of tbe United Stalos, It will, 1 am sure eara and will receive la dan to tbe people of the United Sutce. its share of the honors of triumph already and that man b Henry W. Blair. plainly forrehadowed for the Republican party si the cotniag sharp, vital, and vieHorr'a Speech. Il jira us great fdresnre to place before toriotu Prcaideatial contest Thai victory our readers the timely end eloquent speech will not alone be achieved lor tbe Hastof Hou. Roewall G. Hon, Representative ttioit Ihxm, but moreover for the Nat­ in Congress, from the 8th Michigan Dis ional banner, and So greater your reward. Yours hopefully, tract. It ia aa out spoken manly, vindica allrinectity your plu of starvation will not work. The method i* not entirely a new one. Onr people think that it bsa been tried be­ fore—Aral at Belle Isle , tliat it was re­ prated al Selbburv ; thal it wa/ intauai6ed at Aodcrauavllle 1 It did not work tbeu, and trusting in the undying patriot­ ism and loyal hearts of the men wbo saved the nation at that time, core more kneelteg around the eltsc* erected and conaoerated to freedom in those trying days, ■ "• ' abiding Crith tn that God “wbo — —----------------------------aa in the hollo* of Hu hand,'' wo swear once and forever that it shall not win now. [Applause ] Do not eeznpel us to go over again the terrible arenes of the ' up a homestead in tho wilds of northern Michigan, with nothing to rely oa but bb own bands, rather than risk bb life at the South. Another very intelligent-appear­ ing gentleman stated to me that he too had tried tl;o South ; that while be lived there be was under nu fear for hb lifo, but he claimed tbal the people treated him with ao mneh indifference on account of bta pc-Iitieai notions that bs would not stay. He aaid tha: the habb in that country was to ostrarire men from all good society unless (hey yielded obedience to the notions of tbe psrty in power. He said farther that he weald not hsve sUid theo for the entire State of South Caro­ lina, such was the biusrotm and hatred there toward strangers hum the North who settled among tbits. Is such the case ? Do you thus ostracise ratal who settleuamoug you beeauso they difffr from King Caucus can muixlc the House,but you ip politics ? If so, why do you won­ der that man icfusc to live among you 7 not the country Why wonder that lands lie unimproved The New York HtraU is Sony to see and that emigrant i turn from your shore* with hasty tread 7 I do not wonder that the negroes “exodruting." your rivers, which contain power to run Tbe new Children's Homo just com­ the machinery of the world, yet go oa pleted in Cincinnati, cost |100,000. unused to the ocean, no hum of industry Chili has declared war against Peru. Lay in jour quinine for fall shakes. Reform is never so refulgent as ia the party's favorite acC of Mat-snatching. Tbo Republican State Convention of Iowa will med at Du Moina Juno 11. been marked by great Republicans gains. The Democrats swear that they didn't back down. Rather than quarrel about it, let's say they sneaked oul WALTER A. WOODS VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES. ADJOINING THEf BANNER OFFICE. tion of the wants and duties of the South, that should commend itself to every candid mu in the lata Confederate States. It is juat what those traitor* down there must roue to. peaceably if they will, forcibly if they will not peaceable, it is just wbal tbo North demuds and will hare, and woe be to tbe party or art of men wbo set of the interior newspapers ia thb State. ihemMlra in battle array against a solid It b a lire Republican sheet with vigorons. well writtea editorial aad excellent correspondcota who fufnwh it often with spirited and interesting lettera from our melropoli Chandler Speaki. Wo do not need to do more than call Un citia. It has done good aervio* ia tlie cause it advocate*, ud a it caters up the attention of oar readers to tbe master­ ly apeech of Senator Chandler, delivered oo a new vslame 1 Lespeske for it a liber, al patronage ud increased rircuiariou. in the Senate on Friday laat, which will be Yours very truly, found in an other part of this issue of Till Baxmml When Chandler apeaka, trait­ ors trembta ud Doughfaces bide themWaaaiBcmir, D. C., May 8th, 1879. How. GKoeux M. Dkwkt, Ed. Bambkb, d net on Friday loot. Words of oars can Diab SlB I nolie* you bars finished not add to tbe fora of such a speech. soother volume of yenr paper, and round We hope it will fall into the hand, of cd up thirteen years of your own labor every voter in ibe land. QmciliaU-ry it aa its editor. You are to be congratulated may out bc.loyal and expedient it is to the on thia event. During these years you have chronicled many of tbe most impor­ tant events of American history. Your paper has been kept abreast of the times a” r— —----- ------- —Your labor baa been constant and ardixgy. ington tbe glorious ocws, that .the Presi­ In this brief line permit me to express dent hu vetoed tbe bill to prevent peace­ the hope that your pen may not rust, nor able elections, the product of tbe Confed­ 1 your arm tire, until tbs rente of human erate caucus, ioiroducoFioto the Hoose by liberty and so assured nstionality, which Ladd of Maine, the Greenbeck er selected you have so ably advocated, and we both to do tbe work that was'so dirty the Con bavy ao mueb al heart, shall be every where triumphant. Yours truly, aabamedto do it. By an by we gootbe people will understand and appreciate Of the nuoitrrlj speech of Senator the fart that the Presidential ehair is Chandler, printed in thia issue of the graced by a stalwart Republican. Bam so,. the Detroit JLst ■>«./ 7WU»< Down with those Nickles. ISE STOCK o DRY GOODS Broadhead CASHMBRES FROM 40 CENTS UP. CLOTHING! CLOTHING! TBWfflJUMlIllMW TKItN. ington Block. Tbe Democratic majority still surrounds the Executive Mansion, bnt b “beseech. We sre in praceaaioa of the following circular aaid to have been sent by would ing not baieging. be Sheriff, W. F. Hieka, to a gentleman Senator Chandler spoke foi^whole aorthPresident Haya seems to thiuk that an who wu at one time a prominent GreenExecutive ought to be clothed with some Senator Chandler spoke for all tbe loyal Iras tnunlsn, lew moonshiners. Wbal aslhority to execute. people of the whole United States So would improve South Carolina is more say we all of us. bams and fewer Hamt-crghs. She should Mr. Chandler's speech oe Batorday was robe baraca and begs more and hell lea. [Great anplanae.] one other quoting, aad I approach it tremblingly, because it bring! mare or leas into view [tbe quwtiori which- ha* bees pending here for th* last five weeks ; pen-'ing bccauM! we gcntl-mcn oc thb side of tba House will not adopt a certain pol­ icy and join with the other side in their efforts to roin not. only tbo political but tlio commercial intervals of thb country. BccnuM we will not do thb we are de­ nounced as acetioeaibts. A dotca gentle­ men on tho other ride (1 have kept tbe tally) have been conGnually making the charge against us on thb ride of the Chamber that we ore eccsstionsliite, that we are continually trying to create section­ al atrife, and they ask us if we are never troing to atop waving the “bloody j shirt.'’ I want to talk for a m-.nient ahoui thb blr-ody ahirt busitea*. I find from a care­ ful examination of the Ibt that tbyte are among 'the majority member* of thb House about seventy men who aetved in raro cctnpWn bitterly of us if w* even in any way refcr to tbe bto war, and you seem u> take great delight in taunting us with thb “waving of the bloody ahlrt.” But- bow b it down thee among youraslrta? It'would ***** that you do not hesitate to Debt your own bloody gar­ ments, so much so thal J am told that a mu in tbe South' whs did nol serve in year army stands no show for political preftrmenta. Bow b that? Doabo? Mr. Davhbon—Oh, yes. Mr. Horr—Il b aaid thal in your coovealioaa,at the hustings, everywhere up­ on the stamp, you genclemu are wont io boast of having worn lb* gray, ud that it is the cumm;in custom araoag you al all tuna, ia arason aad oat of season, to un- blood only that to tnuuh exasperate* you I Here arc aoux aeveuty of you' who have traversed the entire South, holding up your own bloody ganasata at every pre­ cinct in that broad land, aad ysl if wy one of ua hsppess to itiridontally mention tlie kseons of the war you aet up a *—1 about our-waving the bloody shirt,' railroad ticket scalping, and that io right. Tbc 10th, 20th and Sial inata are re­ view day*,when all wbo think their aaooMmenu are errtmeona or unjus* can have Secretary Sherman was recently given a public reception in Cohitnbu*, Ohio , tbo Secretary my* that be ia not a candidate for tbc Governorship. Gov. Present, of Sew Hampshire, baa directed that hia military staff report aa a mounted body for duty oa tbe day of tbe inauguration of Qov.-dort/Hcad. Kx.Congreumen Foster of Ohio it of Judge Heigbtley left for Washington Monday, having received instruction* to al cnee report for doty in hia new position in the Treasury Department. Mr*. K. re­ lager la more potent than all tbe Problbmains al Constantine for the present. iiioirinta in Michigan. Now Mr. /’"«• ia not a reasonable lie TbnN, Y. Tnkwu an"Mr. Chand­ eufieiesL You know tkat tat ikan too ler is mistaken in one thing when he say* the present “Legislators" are IUthat on the brow of Democrats is written tho warning phrase, 'Meno, mens, take), publian*. You, also, know that almost uphartu.' The average Democratic brow every man ia tbo Legislature who voted ta not of a size to accommodate tbe whole for the Mosher Bill was * Republican. Yon know that la the Senate, not a single of that inscription." Dsmi-Nalional vote has been givrn for Senator Butler, of South Caroline, but any one of the Nta/rvrt Temperance biHa known ■ Hamburg Musser* Butler, has which have passed that body. Yet you introduced a bill to order the Secretary of talk about -hi mug of lager" being more War to give, al tbe expense of the Untied potent in tbe Republican party than all tbe But**, tbe Marion Artillery Company, of prohibiiiooist* in Michigan. That wilfdo South Crenlina (a Democratic military or Mr. Pmt for uaneccaeary downright . / J, a battery of four Napoleon lying, we believe yoa are th e peer of Den­ fftoisstwa), guns. "" Thia T’ " must be a bill to prevent mil­ nis, mere wo eunot asy for any mu. itary iotarfureno* st ebeiioo* 1 On Sonday morning lai, a Cm broke ft semes that Grecubaekcre are alike in th* JW«d THbnwe afire Detroit, every where-In Lures County, Ohio, tbe Mt ' Greeafooek Clerk has been stealing at a 'ud came mar destroying tic entire btrild- fearful rate. The lire, the evening paper at Toledo say* that of 11,926.25 fore charged, I882.M) were ifcgal. WUl . ' bowling the “Reform” party would make ' if that Cterk bad hspprnd to have been 1 .F^eUkan Can give many of the vorybwt ei tv^iimouials. New Base Burner JEWEL. The iineat-finiahed Diving Flue .Steve ever before broug'it to thir- market. Warranted to be bctte,r arranged and more taring ■of fuel than any other^Diving Flnu Stove sold. 1MPORTA.NT TO Tbc military record of both housa of Coagraa, a given by tbe Washington cor rapoodtat of The OuKwsaN Chouturrial, lul sister Stat* in her coming struggle farubhafood for rvflsetkm. Of th* 43 with, the Money power. We appe^ to Democrats in the Senate, 20 are ex-eonfedyen io full confidence, to start immidiately a rabaeription ud collection list to be cir­ Of the 33 Republican Senator*, four were culated in every township and locality io Unioa aoldim. In the House, 65 of tbe your county. Donations of firs cents ud 1-18 Democrats are nConfoderetaa, and 9 upwards will be received, so as to give were Union soldiers ; of the 130 Bcpabl>every patriotic mu an opportunity of cana, 50 were Unice soldiers. Thea. Og­ contributing to the great work. AU oum- ura make it clear why a Union soldier municaliocia with remittance* to be ad­ has n» ebance for retaining a position ia dressed to “Executive Committee of Maine the control of thia Congress. Campaign Fund.” Hoo. Mneea W. Field, Hou. John Grvusel, How. John Heffroa. R. F. Treveilbk, J. H. Eakins, Eeq , LymSn A. Brut, Esq., Henry A. Robinson, H. N. Mather, Esq, Hou. David Panoaa, Hon. tbe opinion that Ohio u surely Republican at tbe present time breauje of the action of the Democrats io Congress. He pre­ fers to have lbs Democrats and Greenback- FORGET CONSUMPTIVES I Jewel Range 62 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cook 50 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cottages 10 sizes and kinds. Jewel Todd both Parlor and Cook. I have the largest and Lest wletlted Stock of Stoves ever before brought to thia County. I CAN lend, and [ atn bound to’adl them and can tu-.d will make the bnviist Frier’s, icaBpnd M>e for yourself. HARNESS. OHIMYi BACKI’g I sJtill employ the best of Workmen nud buy my leather direct from tlie'Emrtcra Jlnnufacturc; f. und warmnt every Strap .and Buckle fully. Yours RcapcrtfuUv. ■ H. A. GOODYEAR. Tbs New York TWhuav say*, very truthfully, tbal “There in't a morelng io the week when th* Democratic party throughout th* country caa guess what its principles or policy are likely to ba for the day until it is known what tba Caagra- Meis' Voilii, sii CtildiTS Nbw Yobk, May 9th, 1879. Tie meat nslswortb of iscsst dssslopmsn la ia spiritualistic matters la now sgllsllsf thia ally. Mr. Henry Kiddle,at pnssat and Ibra LUMBER WAGONS DRUGGISTS L J. WHEELER. Srevnd Growth Spoke* [blue osk. > Bni Hickory Axks, Rael Ash Tongue (swamp,) Tie Merita Pintail Bet timber throughout, Cajaj West Meriden, Conn. A Mnd-Uad ou every hub,, A heavy iron Tire, I0TMDC ; BALSAM And warranted to run u pud » <H.B.8TKE8; fcrUBangtteM to PitaMMtotafr. �Tift If vutlictf Btf/ltn Th. .wit Amr onem-! • u M-..iday, aftonma posuent Io adjournment. HL Hu. JohnB. Shipman, of Coldwater Ju^toflbe Fifteenth J odiaal Cireail, proiding, snjjh a very full attendees, of th. membrri of tbe B.rry Ccuntv Bar, lheoSeera of the Court,<nd Hon. □. H. Hoyt, ■ Icmiing Attorney from Hail Sagi­ A. Ryertoo, Esq., of Haetinga Town­ naw la altroduce. Up to the hour of ship, shipped recutly to a party in Mu- going fo prtw the following buaioeM ha* kegoa. a lull calf, Durham blood, from tbs imported bull ol two years ago, that The cutises of the Peopkvs Lawai. Be* weighed 8410 the. The rail to has thu a dy, Robert 8. Brady and Mary Brady, tor year obi,'aad if il taa b. beat, tot oa know resisting aa officer ; the People. v» Rua tba lucky individual who cu beat it. ’Cheney, charged with disorderly conduit; Tbe Bapltot Society are baildiog to, and tba People vs Robert Caritoo. charged rtn-ixlding the building oa Court street with violating liquor tow; and the People opperite the Court.Boom which haa until v*. Robert Carlton, charged with keeping recently been occupied by W. L. Wilkins, pmisg table, were continued —ch oa ap­ for a Chapped. We are glad to know that plication of the Respondents. Tbe assumpsit causa of Thomae-8. in which 1<J worship Dobbin, ra Ira C. McAllister, Fnacr and Tbe A7jiA//j> Jfoou, a paper recently Gate, for plaintiff, C. 0. Holbrook for 4estarted at Battle Creak, to a spriahlly little f.ndast; Joseph Hollcn at al vs Isaac W. Vrounun, replevin, Clement Smith fur plaintiff, C. G. Holbrook end James Oo Wedneoday evenins of last week Mis. Arabella Root of New York, a eollured lady, gar. a musical soiree st linioo Hall. W. could not be presont owing to , other engagronats bat the cveaiag's eaU ruinascot is highly .pokeu of by all ia >er MACHINES. Wheat, W'ool. < QH1, Potatov Lard, Special Notice. ICE, purchased r GOODS Our Mr. Brooksdv now engaged in set­ tling with all the^atroM of the Banks*, and we must lns»i that all accoaut* due this Office up to thia date he paid at once particulars very sow. Wm. S.^Joodyasr has,put up anew awnmg tu hiatiltlo brick grocery. Pli*. Smith haa purchased Treasurer Tbe Newton House to undergoing a thorough renovation. Mr. Dancer, the enterprising proprietor, has a corp. of kilsominere, painter*, paper hangers, ate. al work Ratting every room in tip top shape. This house, under the manage went of its vfry popular Landlord, Mr. Frank Dancer, is taking rank among tbo first-due Hotels of Central Michigan. On the out aide of this issue of tbc BanxK* may be found a beautiful poem entitled “A little help worth a great deal of Pity.*’ an urignal “Nods to Bumble Bee Plains." Chapters 3, 4 ud 5 ot the "Battle for the Cedars,'* "Polices! Notes," “Now and Then," “Things in General," den, ' and a part of Hotr's eloquent speech ou the appropriation bill. rs up. HING! shingtoh Block. < 12-41. Id iti Barry county t of tho 'Round eat prices, and, • tne only ■ EWEL. before brought to and more tearing kinds. inds. d kinds. id Cook. ‘ Stoves over before i bound toteBthem nd sec for yourself. my Ixjsther direct every Strap and 16 AGONS mgue (tW*B»p,) er throughout, -bud oa every hob, nvy iron Tire, itteMt Untie Bout soap thal will Utt ink from the b___ but Crempton'e laundry reap" will'do k' rod w. know whereof we speak. It to aspaeially adapted for prtoten, palaters, W« hare tbe reprint of tha April num­ fondant, were rack continued OO tbe ber of the Loaded Qnarteriy Review from usual terms rxcept a. specified above. The Leonard Scott Publiahiag Co , 4! Food, Juandioe. Liver Comptoiat, Btlloanas, Greeral Driulity, DrowsiM*. and In the appeal care of Mary Brady ap- Btrvlaf street, N. Y. • pdlee vs Patrick Spleen sppellul aa order The leading article ia ou “The 8pcak« a Low Spirits. Thia wonderful remedy will fooitirttj ettrt, end that arbors every rem­ edy h« failed To prove that this toonderful remedy will do all w. dalm for it you are presented with a trial bottle free uf roM, by which you will rmdily (croetvc il* wonderful curative qualitia, rod which Keith plaintiff in error, vs Tbe People tz will abow yon what a regular one dollar rrl Ibe dty of Butings, tbe finding of the siae bottle wilLdo. For sate by Rumell court waa reversed with coots, and the Tbe subject* chmfiy oo—idcred are the rcipoodect diacbarged, C. M Koappvn doctrine of a future Mate. th. interpreta­ fur plaintiff in error, P. W. Ntokern for tion of the leading mirarotou. narratives, ami tbe inroiraliou rod authority of the the L’ky'of Hastings. In the cause of Moses Shull* vs KU Old Testament. The article “Bragsoh'i Egypt’’ P»«» »““«---------entered * at tbo Iasi term waa granted oa payment of co.1* of thal term and an at­ torney fee of IS, C. G. Holbrook for plaintiff, Chao. H. Bauer for defendant. A motion for a non uit was granted in Runyu A Son tell in this, weeks BaKKt* about their splendid stock of Roots, 18h>«*. Gsitcrs, Slippers, etc. There is no better b-«-i and shoe store in our county, Dr. Kilpatrick, of Woodland, made ua and they make good any recommeodatiiKi a plraMnt call ot> Monday bat. Thank. they may make in regard to quality of Dr., call again. _ . material. or make up >-f their work. Their Adelaide D. Holcomb, William Burgher Tlac lhatings IL-uae under,iln-manage­ Chicago hand sewed men's shore, are tbo for plaintiff, John L. Fish, fur defendantment of Mr. N T. Parker in given the best made. Call -m them before purchaaDivureen were granted jn the eauaea of Mary Harris vs Aaron M. Harris, P. W. Bright ;*' “Lord Carnarvon's Agamemnoo A ..'arg>- amount of ship and bridge tim­ "The Niskera for complainaet J Fructo A. and General .Schomberg's Odymy ber to being shipped from here to the Hut Skrel vu Hrartotla J. Skrel, Jamco Clarke Booth African Droblem." The periodicals reprinted by The Lroul.y New York partita. ard BeoU PnUtohing Co. (41 Barclay Frank Brooks ba* another large too- been lung a resident of Johnstown, sod by Street, N. Y.) are a. follows: 7h* Lo»economy sod hard work bad gained a complainant. dow ywortzr/j, EdMoryk, Wnmniiln, ’ oonipctenn. I(e waa beloved by ail who I In the cause of tbc People va John Q­ and Hrituh Qaartnly Rnint, rod llhirkzewri Jfmpsutor Dries. 34 a year I A. Parsons, charged with disturbing a Lv«ik "ter the atlt. in the Bank**, a for any cm, or only 315 for all, and the yon can easily make uj> your miad wL ■ publie BMwtiog, I he j on found the respon­ preteg- ie prepaid by th. DnUieb«re. Hi* death wu caused by dropsy, which dent Mt guilty L. E. Knappeo ud the lest plaere arc to d» yirat trading, occured on Thursday of last week Tbe Jarno. Clarke foe the People, James A "Vpry dry." ta tha wordfrea alm bereaved family hare the. sympathies of SwBexcy for the Responded. pore material, therefore il is the best to UM. Bold by moot of tUGrosm io Hast­ Correspondence. Th. Ilaitings Gun Lake Club have bad ings and elsewhere. 47 if. Gin Laub, May 12, 1879. The Michigan . Central railroad cump- bnilt at Detroit, a ipk-ndid sail boat for Ed. BaSKB*.—The Hastings boys bad ' aoy is tiow building a new groin elavatur Gan Lake. It was built by Capt. Jatnet in Drttlit, with a eaparity of COU^XtO ■ Dean who haa the reputation of being tbc a i^aad time ycUfrrday sailing in their i new sail boat. Mr. Oliver England baa tbe ( charge of the Mil boat, also of the Hast­ A tqdrodid bn of errtkery juu received 23 feet long, « foci wide, 28 incbra deep’ ings du/i ground* which be is dewriog off at Happy Zepb's, and cheaper- thaq al end her kod to 18 feet It to a very nice ud Otherwise Improving. He will do sR any ecl.tr ' ’ ** • •• H. F. Ford wUl manage tbe *inc rod boat, and oal 3140.00 to build it, ud h« cu for th. interest of tbe Heatings Rua. be Field Captain. twenty d--llar» to get it from Detroit to Club, sod we hope for belter uceem than Tbe boys are strong where they have Gun Lake. It was taken from thia city they hate had heretofore. been weak before, and tb«y are determined u hc-r territorial limit*, aad throe ja*t to the lake on Friday tost, where it waa te make tbe year 1879 ooc to be remem­ atom, the township line, and they arc all launched under the supervision of (’apt. bered by all lovm of the game They are arranging game*, rod the prospect* are creditabb edifice*. Chai. K. Barloyr. that we shall see some of the very best A. Wooley has hi* bort ami Shoo shop clubs of ths Stat, in our city thia season lit/ed up in grand style, and now has aa partraenl of the city of Hastings, held al The boys wish it to be remembered that plcaaaat a stare and pl.ee of bnvines. as the Engine Boom, po Munday evening there is m the cry. May Sib, 1879. The following persona the river this spring. Butter, Poric, DAUCHY &, CO. COLACROSTIC. Stucco, Cement, And aU kinds of Dry (SMIWMHME b Goods. \ It’s the place to sell everything you have anclto buy every­ LEGGAT BROTHERS, thing yon *yant. , MWHUI! IMS QUININE TONIC J. G. RUNYAN & SON The Most Agreeable Tonic and Best Stomachic IT Wil NO .REMEDY SO GOOD FOI LARBIOR AND DEBILITY sporting seMoo has commenced tbe att»c <-f the People vs. John Q. A. Pdrome, spread himself wonderfully bat fortunetdy he did not ‘bust." . Banyan ft Sou, and abo to that of IL J. Grant. At cither plats youvasoot fail to be pleased with both spoda sod prices. If ih«ro ■> anything in the Hue of agri cultural implement* that e*no->t be found at the jpUces .d bttaitMMof oor implement dealers, ^s would like to know what it is. Patten the green grocery mao, inu cream tnan as-J IrUhmu, keeps oo band a >I>kti did lot of apples, confectionary .nd ire It coat two young men 119.60 for got. ling drunk nd dtotarbiog a prayer meet­ ing al Angola, led., beside* the money paid fur whiskey, sod they gvt off chrep The Tcmpcraitre hectare oa Wednes­ day evrning last in Red Blbbon Hall, by Mw. Mr Cortney wa* pleasant ud instructive, ud tbe facta prcMatcd went worthy of ptbllc attention. ■ R. J. Grant ha. been fixing orsr h» warehuuw oa Church street, rotrth .ide of the railroad. He hat put on a mw roof, aad hm manly a.w tidal R, so il now presetM a very good appearaure. 2nd Asat—John <J Cre—y Dept Ste-Wm. M Srodder Dept. Steward—Andrew J. Angle. *A vole of tlmnks waa given to hb Honor, which to of such a character, that it would Mayor Grant for liis kindoem toward. stem to need s reply. It pcrp»rts to have bron written by tbe sou of a lady in poor health and tbe writer ebatgea tbal be was made drunk oa cider, snd that while Hon. IL J. Grant haa been to cqaeidcr- drunk was cvnresM from bis poor mother able eapecac fitting up hi* warohaaae on wbo upon inquiry was unable to ascertain Apple street. This to tbe old livery build­ his whereabout*, and implies, that while ing which wa. formally occupied by Al- drunk he was robbed of certain mroey. Kietli. The building is now in lip top shape, having been new nofod, new aided, enlarged,ate., aad the capecity foe Morege i« wbo wa. >1 m time imprieooed- in the very large, though not mope so than to dty of Greed R*pM» fur tome offense, ud nccoaary, lor Mr. Grant keeps u im- hi* poor mother, the “rick lady" wu obliged to pay thirty dollara to procure waler lime, plastering hair, cement, ate., etc. He boy a grain of all kinds, for charged with the ecmmirooe of many which ho pays tbc highest market price. erima. If tho lady named in mid artirie, Mr. Grant i« on. of our moat thorough is Mt by the conduct of her sou wbo she going, enterprising, reliable, btuioem m.o, scat for to sso her brought to greater grief rod not only deals largely in the above ah. may foal very fortunate indeed. II. cummoditks, but. tbo, a«Ua al low figures to a sic. specimen of humanity ao make a aa immense amount of dry goods, grocer , charge against his Mels and antit to whom fat, boot* ami «hoM, hats, cap. etc., be to now largely indebted for money yearly. Ha i* * square dealing, upright loaned to him to aid him to gM dear and citiacn, hence hi* merited success. e*c*pe pautohmeot for lbs-mu/ crimes canmitted by him. If th. charges contained A game of base boll wa. playsd co Sat­ urday afirrnocn of last 9Mk, bbiweeo ths I. 0- G. THostingn Boro Ball Clab of this city, and The following persons are tho officers of the Barr Oak's of Rutlud, rcalliag as Halting! LodRt.No. 944, I. O. 0. T. for follows; Hastings 33; Barr Oaks 3. the current U-rni, via The Catholic Sorioty of IltatiBg*. will be entertained oa Thursday May 15th, by Mrs. Tbovnaa Usury, at her rctodenco oa lbs Old Ingraham Farm, in the Township of Rutland; gcntlomcu are cordially invited' USE THIS BRAND. ria. to th. surface again as soon r to anything of interna to report. W. C. T.—Travers Phillips. W. V. T.—Mrs. Wiltord Hayre. W. R. 8.- Irving L. Creasy. W. F. R —Geo. M. Dewey. W. T.—Mrs. J; H. Andersen. A. M. Black is so driven' with barinesa W. N.—John Woodruff. at hi. Marble works, that he his bad to W. D. M-—Msn Sarah Hama. got more help, and the extra help to Mr. W. 1. G -Mrm Elite Cook. Frank Dncker, who formerly worked tot Mr. Black. W. are glad that Mr. Decker is again a resident of oar city. ers believed to be a sequoia near Stockton, California which k.325 fart high, and two eucalypti to Victoria. Auitnlia. retimated to be 436 and 46* feet high raapeetively . If a taro really wants to know of bow for family urn, and fpres better salfafactiou than roy other amjp in the market II ia sold by moot of the Grocers ia Hasl­ BEST IN THE WORLD. PATENTS rraaln uaeUlwsd la lb. pMteSe. al HaMlap Barry CouKy. Muh . May IL 1<7V. Daniri Feigbncr. Goo. H. Ford, E. J Graham. Albert D. Hill, Matilda Smith, W. 8. Bink toy. C. A. SNOW A CO. M II. ■!, Womtn Nsvsr Think! If the crabbed old brohrior wbo altered row, that she snd bs by tho aid of others this scBtimeal oould bet witam. th. i.toa are eompeited to rush into public print to herald tbeir owe ‘shame, _aad attempt to injure those who have for many years bsfrisotfod them, when mom else would, ud so far aa ths sou is concerned, ba ia The “Bailie for the Cedars," is ■ vwy “Practical SoImm." toava Detroit July Ttk Th. round trip, Under the above hading, tbe Nr, Choir of ever 2,000 miles (which will include for mw sutweribers. We have already had Cowrtor, of 8«. Stepbro. N B..in refer Quebec Ud th. Mwaboro >. will COM but a goodly number of mw subscribers tiaoe ring to th. ualyria ot Dr. Ptorw's Golden |25. Tkkets good for 45 days. Full tli • r.oitMMsaicul of tbe story. put irelari may ba obtain*! by eroding F*rmcr»,.ir you would *» the nicest, mamp to W H. Brearetoy, oftre of th« and but tot of grain cradto. ttt exhibited Detroit Z>e*i*y A*wa. M Barry County, just sail at tbo sbop of Jatwe. M. Hewoo on Appte street, and on u entire equality with men ia regard you reu then gratify jour euriorrty to property. If an owner of property dias They are tbe riorea pur* Fahuer Cradle iMMtalr, leavings widow rod children Musca Crerey *. UB*bw baoo rereirod the widow take, half llse real and half) cr- Krop« oousteolly oa band HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK, tii.i:, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS, DRAGS? i LEFT HJJfD FLO ITS. (Reaper and Mowers. �Ladies Gen Bobioaon, Chairman of the Ohio Republican State Committee, predicts that tbe RcpuUicane will carry that State next fall by 35.000 majority. Wbo under preamng temptat>on to lie, adbearv to truth, not to the profatae betrays NICHOLS, SHEPIROI CO, “VIBRATOR isircniiuf THE BEST THRESNUG I1CHINERY. LINIMENTS Every Alabama Cpognewians wa Confederate soldier The Bouse -paavd the legislative' proprUliun hill. 14<> tn HO. Tbe St. Clair RrpMIerui b<>Ma Gi BIST OF ITS KIND Michigan Central Railroad Q2AO IAPIB1 BIVISJDI, A COMPLICATED CASE. RAPIDS AND DETROIT. WMa, ... nr MEXICAN Mount Washington railruad, held Friday afternoon at lbs- Esgfe l^itri. Coocod ■ Xcw Hampshire, a ewmmitnw oftlure was appoint«l i-> take into n>Mt>i»ratinn meaiures foe rebuilding snd strangtheni -g poe-’ building. GRAND MUSTANG How, and almost all tbe Asiatics bare been reduced lets per ernt , Ex Gov. Seymour not only positively deelim-t a Gnbcmaf.wial auetiaatioa seat LINIMENT GREBEL & RISSELL ' ft should be r--membered by prttdmt btUneaa men that the paly ctotadc tbit ean prevent the recklen financial legttls. tiou of Congress from going into efeet is the fact of a Republican PrandenL Once it waa R to 7 that rent dismay to (i. The Itanoerata wbo invented the 8 to » Commimk-n will ae soon confers the • Work aathow; who '-drafted ' section It ; ■ ten. Robinson, Chairman* of the Ohio Republican State f'/tnmiuoe, after a tnr 1 try of the field, soys thal the Republicans ’ will earryOh in thia f*H if there u any-; thing I’Ae o faithful caavaai. Tim party 1 is io trtxHJS/hting trim*. ■ THE-BEST The farmers at California complain that j Senator WadWgb’s se-at. limn Marawo, all agricultural enterprise iq thal Stale t* ' Stereos, Blair and Wadirigh himself | unprofitable liecauso labor ia tiigl.er now Its real object evidently aa to defeat Sena than fifteen years sc* TbU doe* not j tor Wad'.<-.-.-l> and tn ts-'U eonapienoua op-1 LINIMENTS PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE IOH 8PERMAT01RKCLA. egrre with the statementa of Mr. Kearney, An anti-Greenback. tidory ia! announced I by tbe ftetriatvn (Me ) Jbatm/J io tbe' known in thal list are William E Chand­ town of Tamer, the homo of Solon Chase I ler, Nau Head, Charlew E Bel), Person C Cheney. Walter Harriman, damn. Pike Brnj. F. Prtweote, and Nasos W. Tappen. VTATTdie. hi.:-. j.. aa Va-p -• ■Msj.s.s._„ t...t— ‘SEMINAL PASTILLE* tefHuTT a\ c.t Tara.u ton 1Wt htfrty aty'e of reference to ti e war waged by tho Sevwajoeiitt* in 1MII■<«, copying after the wily Stephana of Georgia Arawrtdly the- dougbfaee aa e-etning to hi* own again. .REGUL ATI as Ltrix Lfhiin;, Kfrscri Al. sl-iytnc 'IOH JI. In referring l« Senator Datid Davie’s sy-cech. Senator Cookiiog Mid: “What evereiaw bk say inc* fail to prove, they militia mnipaaics of that State to earry the t*uit<d: Rlated. ftag. I* it not then «|wally m absurd for men wbo feel in Ibat toy to ail it tbe United State. Congress ? Sena! Oiyao! itri’iasSJMSp!! IWtL BOOKS'^ MILUOK Tbe Vkfebwg M "firmly cos. vinewi' that tbe Democratic party will Um Mississippi if Tilden i,< nomi.aud. If Sold by Rmmtll him.. lUbett. A Hoick­ kwh and W. H. Goudyear. Mhmssippi by errersl tlioo-and majority. To R-prrasaUatire Knott. Chairman-d tbe Jodieiary Committee, far attrib- Ctmgmm together again in ease il does not pm. the Appropriation bilka, Congrma will not coms. Perhaps Mr Knott h again becoming a joker. lie reto Menmge baa eonvipned tbo fu-lc’cndent parse that the Prreident had good reaaenalo veto ibe Army, bill and did right io to doing Such jeoraaii should not reiterate ihts opinion loo etn pbatically, aioeernch a course will result in a rebound ofecmepcmdtag ralrat. Now and Then. Fort Waynr, Jackson A Saginaw R. R. IK'ZfSSLU.-eSg-.Z ........ .. -. CEIMffl 1 WEST MICHIGAN UD1CU SHORT LINE. 76 stria ittmtrnr to ’ INUlAXAFDUa. MJCIMVII.I.E ' Winter Time Table. — A., _ . HOUSEKEEPERS ask rovn csocEn ron THE KITCHEN n>’ LIT KM ■■0VLATOM, MINERAL AND ONLY GENUINE. riTEWtilTaco. SOAP. A statiaticnl writer in the Alfon/fe IMdg reaches the following eoueln* SAWS FILED, Chain, fills, Betel!, ai Ma HIGHEST REWABD Cheap Heme. In SIcMpaa, I—KJSKib. FOK roi’/t NEW PIANOS §125. .. -sgggg � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-05-21.pdf 1dc1583dd3fc4d9f67544195991c8a90 PDF Text Text ■■■ VOL. 24. NO. 8 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY. MAY 21, 1879. .WHOLE NO. 1254. rESsHE®£* BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER SUSS3 Wrwaaa.ai . WaaatUlwa rewww cteweauBa NEW YORK. ed, and the minntre f.sd rarndly. Praeently the master of The Cedar, asked for some music. Victoria complied with hia SudH uT*1 pieo*’ IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Be«t Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with 'the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Sktin act with the Patent Skein Setter, and ,ss;fc “My plsyiog will not compare with that of Mua LlodJay, a gnmt of oura," Vic­ toria mill. "You ahould hear het play 1" “Where ia Mia. Lindaley thta aftnrmco her durioir the day." "I dart My the ia . in her room," Viatoria replied. "She may be ill. “If Mr. Cashel will excuse me, I will -o and search for her. and will persuade her to com. and entertain him with acme of her de­ li jbtful mute " ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACH ME The mu nd. about Th. Cedar, were beautifaf Barbara did not M fas the least tired, aad thought that she would ramble over th. plan, a llttla. She turned end walked along a gram green path, aad name anno to a high stooe wall. A gate already o|Mn wa, before her, and ah. paaaed ».! llRRATHST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE Pt WAGOX: gan Central Railroad ND RAPIDS DIVISION. More JACKSON WAGONS in use in parry County titan all others combined, yet the repairs do net average 2 centrench. Call and see them at The E.l.xhl. HUvl Line AND WEST TO AND FROM • RAPIDS AND DETROIT. GREBLE & RUSSELL’S Hastings, Mich.. May 0, 1879. __ ; I" Ba., tkwa t«l sttsa. M I 4i4»rr.'«. TS #1_________ _____ (MU. ■Mlwrab. tree Mik. oMUlrbreiw. Buck©ye jYlo"wer 1 L'SHCK nr TH KtaKL* Cut your TABLE RAKE! To cut your Grain, it will leave it in nice compact Bundles, ■thus saving the w^ges and board of one man in1 Binding, in cornyears ONE parison to any other Machine. In the past three ‘ HUNDRED AND FIFTY of these Machines hav. been sold in Barry County, and Muy first we hud already sold FORTY-FIVE to be delivered this season. This is nearly an average years’ sale but from present appearances four or fivyj ear loads will be needed to supply the demand in this County alone, ^tll who intend to purchase a Machine this year should order a DOUBLE OOMBIhED BUCKEYE with iu PROTECTED GEAR STEEL FACED CON­ CAVED GUARDS. ADJUSTABLE BO^ES, in fact the best made, most 'durable, lightest draft Machine in the market. Aho remem­ ber we sell die best da Southern Railway ! The Battle for the Cedars. Sh. had paled. a little, but waa not aubarrtseed. She was tuartcr of the instrument, and never in her life had' she played bettfr than she did cm ibis afternoon. The CHAPTER VL muter of The Cedars, bad mao though he was, felt the power of her murec. Barbara eeaaml. The eyes of the eu The mmtrr of ths Cedar, waa driving I rapidly along the bsrd, level road that ran through hi. castate and dawn past the rreidenca of the DeVeras. The animal that he nu driving was a large black borve.auprtlly formed, aud with giistouwg akin. Ki ideally be was wild sod Scry. The Mriacta at The Cedars shook their beads crery time the master took hia acai behind HORSE RAKE ON WHEELS Universal Croup Remedy MESSER Bh«panl A HaMllln*. Ur.»4 BapM*. Hit h„ DRYGOODS DENTIST Michigan. NasWlle, WILLIAM WALTER, In Empire Block, over Mudge*.Store. MILLINERY All Work GUARANTEED, 7 Swarfs Hotel, FOSTER'S Lnee Kid Gloves the best in the market. finest Stock of I have the )1 Millinery Goods Vinter Time Table. ~ Bs^lfciSPgg u. "-dSjis-'iS p: |kua to take a'laal look Mire I.indsley «u waning in the parlor with little Min, end they all went out to­ gether. -I Iwud a piece of news al Fairmount that surprised me a little," Robert said, after they were acnleJ "Ik quirt,”said Rvbert DeVere to him, •-W.il. whuws.il?" aaked Victoria. “and I will have etautanec shortly." Robert ran back to the avenue gatc- rout.," Robert rwplied, “aud a great hwVictona had ju»t,come out of the bouse, suit in prospective.” and aloud upon the p:aixa. "A new claimant I" exclaimed Victoria. "Send some of the aervanta to me," -be "Wbo can it be?" alxiutrd ; “an injured mao i» lying in the "1 know very link about it, except 'tie hastened back. “Do you feel ss though you are very Mtercly hurt? " be asked of the master of The Cod.re, as he lifted hi. head into an easier position than that which it had oe- f • J- PiXX, Caw, Sin and Onaneilal .. ? 4 LAXB.5.. ‘irarmiau ummb and to the country ; but 1 cannot refrain I from observing that if g;otletneu on the other aide of the chambsr are really anxinu to prenerve the peace aad' purity at' the talks.box, why attempt t>< tmr down United Slatos, “riign the bill. w. preneut;" the only remaining national fortma reared to th. judiciary, "Echo our view, of th. Constitution, permit ui to lead af/propria• troc bills with political rider, wnUIwe hare effected the rvpml of all laws olfaB rive to a Democratic caucus, or we will withhold all mtppUm far the support of th. ever brought to this City. Cheap. Come and sec mo and buy your Goods tn tut claim to be Uc drughtw of the d.cemed Herbert CashcL 1 preume lbe. nee will eetne up befnre the Circuit Court at Fairmount ia Awmat next, but I dart say it will nut etap there." Why txl ? ” *—**—* 1— ’ 1-*-4 probable that the —n r--. -------.Mt&ed with th. de­ Several negro men s] ni™ of that tribunal," Rolrert mid, "bul scene. Tlie niiwter of---- ------- — — till wish to carry it to a higher court." lifted io their arms and carried earefuMy "Oh, 1 perceive." Barban returned. to the bouse. When they reached it, he Then the added with a smile. “I know wsa laid upon a couch^nd one of the men wu hastily mounted and dsepaiched for a physician. “Go for Dr. Gowsr," Robert DeVere mid. -Beqiredy!" . and back to perform. CoMequcntly, it waa fully an hour before Dr. Gower eamo. Meantime. Robert DeVere examined the injuries of the master of The Codare. He wsa wvcrely brubed, but hia wound, were not dangetcoi.< His right ankle Waa sprained, instead of the limb being brok- When Dr. Gower did appear ho found there waa very liuk ba cnnMto do, addi­ tional to what Robert bad already done. You have done nobly," he said to Robert. “I must compliment you a. being A VALUABLE INVENTION^ JC AwmjAij WILSON SEWING MACHINE TPrr THS WORLD RSHOWM1O Lets! ul BuUHumnu a Ifciitii lI-JSXSzS.------— CENTS WANTED GREAT WORK BISTORT if tit UNITED STATES In workmanship is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished ns a first-clase Plano. It rwoetved the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expoalt!on a. IT SEWS ONE-FOUNTH FASTEN than other machines. Its capacity is unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES eold In the United States than the combined sales of all the others. The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, gtven FREE with each machine. ;3S4 WILSON SEWIN6 MACHINE CO. Aaoupk •f days after tlie accident lbs man was able to kan uu Robert DeVere, and, by th st mean, walk into the parinr. Thus far the aervanta, amisted by Robert, had attended to hi. wanu. Robert had 1 been with him moat of the time. As it chsncwd, Victoria DeVere wsn ia "Thank you," be relumed. •'! have been warned that that animal of mine will! kill me, but 1 novar paid much attretiem would, unlwm supposed by the umn tout area of a petrieiic psopk, ere aud fall, while the .nuy, dmbanded -tM," mid Barbara Ycwdre b my drwunauon jam ia yrew." Mr Viator Ufud iism h the dbwtiu. of the DaVere rsridb.i. Ma more �। DON’T d inaalenee acUcm equafad, MVrd. Itda-rv- co answer. As tt the merciieax jailor pfaoe before ng prisoner fori mixed with poie:ben say to him eat or refuse the ility of your life reals entirely FORGET X »T3LX- THE BIUK, SlHILiaa UW TUB OTMM. AV VAtBB tsr er. rxroaavao, rra. err. [ «■—aa ___ t 7ij;^'£EFH!^’„.:IvOyC6 r<r i(tr*uiittf Bn/i/it^ JcvCELpor . Nbw Yom, May ICth, I87». New York, - the real center of the na­ tional financial operxtixu, haa lately wit aesdod scppli- for the support cf tbe m—ed some extraordinary transactions. Government might brat be provided, bat ^r«—ire power, and pram it her p*-pl« to I ' bow rather they might be vntbbdd, and Th. —onnous euUcriptioui to th. new the vwy nee—attics of the Government, E /oar per rant, loans made by cur bankers, which me wsremmthoited to ie’ieve, —iaed HONEST MONEY RATFORM. who-oontray to all procedeut^atouished lhe upon and made arailablo to pro-cure and raatriu a stone already inaugurated, until Oppoaition to all paper infla­ ago all the world WM p-Wve^that the Treasury by taking the bonds by th. hun­ th. Execulire should be foroed to ranttion, and. consequent deprecia­ President would sign the '‘anti Uyunet dred million, were cicnts as memorable as ing. The goveromoct io evidently in a WALTER A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES. der to lhe doatutiou of Coogra—. Tbe tion. In favor of a currency of MU," as U io called, but whlfa I write tbs lb.y w«» gratifying; and the preaent rnah great fright, and it saunta os lhe .fleet of Democratic majority of this Congress coin and paper of equal value, news-boys are’yoUing “bore's year evening for tbe new ten d<JJar certificates is no less the as-railed attempt to a-Miasiesto" ibo began jusI where the Democratic Hoax of to support ire effort to arts Minnie and equal purchasing power, the paper with tho Presid—its veto mesaage." noteworthy. This loan is fluat-1 entirely Cuar the het left off. without pushing, or the intervention of tbe the amall quantity of liberty tbs people Why did tho army bill and the gectrri cannot ptmibly stand upon the position paper convertible with coin at Th. next question fa what will the Demo­ banka, and even under rertrietiocs intend­ pra—ed. The statement that -a small • legislative bill ^1 in the lost CMgrcm ? you have taka; it in wholly untenable; it but tfotermitied band of evil docrv' io try crats do about it. There fa in th. majori­ is revolutionary and revolting to the better the will of the holder. ed to retard its abeorptiou : but lhe rush teg to undermine “rebgion, fauBiy, and sentiment of the American peoplei and ty a strong sentiment in favor of as ad­ for them hero fa tremendous The Sub righto of property." dose al ail justify the Hoc— and Senate oo any item of because It fa ao wo propose to resist it now journment witboot provision for tho army, Treasury co >Wall street aad lhe Poet Of­ the nteaaures of viofouee and terror "binli ( That Bloody SMrt. appropnaliou ? I understand not. Not and here, as . in the army appropriation Tbrie baa been oo time rio— the rioaa but it is certain that tho number in favor fice arc tho pointe of supply, aad every tbs Csar decrere. A fir evildoers out uf । that. But the— bub failed wWy be­ bill, to the extent of our power. For if righty millions could wenritaic. or > of theiwar.wbeo if any reference has bran of this policy is Mt — great — it w— day, long before tbe opening of the doors cause the then Democratic Hou— luxated excuse, hooding lhe wbo'o population orer ( mad. K it by Republicans, th. cry of when lhe fast snaps adjourned. Simatar for rolling, the waiting ciuwd of applicants to military tyranny, which io lhe eff«t of ‘ man upon thia ride of the chamber indulge ■•bloody rit'trt" has been U oo— raised by Tl.urman, wbo is tbe acknowledged fasder would give a stranger lhe id— that s^ch of the doiurion that if this point is surren­ of bis party in W-hingtou, fa reported (I the great stone baildiags was reuse popular dered there will be no farther adrac« or. In ; A„a a number of other, buring a good Record. Everything the pvt of the enemy! Sir, this is the aware - anybody can be, that, to keep up —y rtju-rltd) to havo—id th it Lt would bo place of amusemeat at which the supply pw.ru .»!, “.‘I I WARRANTED io 6e tbi very bort of 1U kind. Look .1 tie beginning of a scries of assaults to be talk about our late ecvU war, done not cf a great mistake for Coogra— to adjourn o< liakete was limited. Of the two the foUowrtl upend pushed with rricnllc— it—If do any particular goo4 and on the without having paaaed tbe neoemary .applies Poet Office arils by far th. larger proper vigor until every fortress reared for ths And now wbai it attempted 7 Why, air, contrary baa a teadoscy to krep from Car the military aad civil aervic— Jost lion. At twdre o'clock to day there were UiuMltwur neceuaary to coerce a Sen­ defense of freed men and a free ballot— healing, the wound that vri caused by what wiU be done it fa, of course, impomi- probably about three hundred women,men ate, for both branches aro now under the tik.M 1* .l>n Miroanirtive in ita Vulrn-. ’ ‘ uadixturbed coatro) of |he Democratic national life and individual liberty—shall tho war. If the war had bm all of it, blc to —y, but some plan of actio, will be girts and boys in line,al the post office, party. Bui an executive ia to be over- be torn down and demolished, that lawless the "bloody shirt" cry would undoubtedly agreed upon before the end of the week, waiting their turn to buy. Pcthap. ooe AD.IOISING THE BANNER OFFICE. . L—- —a .a________________ -lux violence, fraud and murder may run riot Hava eased long ago ; but instead, thereof, and that plan wiU probably be to continue in the laud. the army appropriation bill of last year lu.3 Should wo yield now, bow long will it more bloody shirt, are manufactured by until lhe Irt of January, 1880. Although -invoked to coerro the President. Am I mistaken in that? If you do not mean co­ be before upon an appropriation bill for Southerner.! every year, tian men a: tbe a veto of tho kgfalative appropriation bill ercion, divert thu bill of its offensive po­ the support of the Pcrtoffioo Department North know about, aad God know* that is anticipated, the Senate will proceed to litical legislation, and I venture the asser­ a provuuoo will bo incorporated excluding wa know ol enough of tUm, end if per­ pa-a it in tho tarns form u it has been tion that it wil pa— thia Heu— to-day from the Southern mails, u wu dons in chance any allusion in made to them, then passed Ly the House. If lhe bill ahall bo who ■ lew evuuocn, u nna. iiro-n uiiwwithout ooe dissenting voice from this side times of the slave power, all printed matter met with lb. expected veto, Coogrt— will reed by S great revriutioa. In accord ]s 1’mck again from New York, where he has purchased an of the chamber, will a^quickly receive the tending to instruct the colored people in Um "bloody ahirl" howl w st oo— aad in­ [»>a tbe juror's tert —th repeal and tbe o'clock, so eager is the ruth for a good a'nee with all iu biatorival preeedante. and > sanction of the majority of the Senate jod their poliiknl rights and r—ponriHlities ; stantly raised by the demoerate - all orer supervisor's lawtend, if they shall bo ve­ pl— Tbe ‘apply of rertifisetra is fre-1 in conformity with the principle, of an within forty-eight hours become a law by and then —y to ths President, “Sign, or tbe North. We do not Wove that Re- toed, supplies will be voted — ia the case queutlv exhausted by one o'clock, and Aalatie drapotfam which it reiemblra, fka executive approval. If you do not mean oo mails ? pablicaas like to dirou—tbe "bloody ahirl" of th. other bills, until the 1st of Janu- then there ia a long line d disappointed Rux.ua Court prepenw terror fer terror, _ .l______________-______ ui How long before upon an appropriation bn.inere. because tho argument is but tho ooca. bill fox the support of the judiciary will a It ia confidently nred Each applicant u allowed only IlOO cecd, uuIob it makes some great blunder, provision be incorporated making an ip outcome of murders committed in the jority will pass a free worth. In order to obtain larger quanti­ and provokes lhe deadly enmity of prraocs K« propriation for the payment of slaves and Sooth by southern men, and only because and giro lhe Preaident ties "repeating" is very frequent. Ns—ly who have secret to the Pafaccs and ran the Supreme Court menacmd with starve­ lhe murdered differed frosn the murderers do in the reto line, t __ a la . .1_ 1-1— IL., aS.. a hundred people hare bevu turned out of Kccar the throw Thia fa not’ imp.—: «id: “Mr. Hayes' vol______________ tbe port office for this offense in one day. in political opinions. , — its arrests and imprisonments in eonrtitntxsnal prohibition was never oooNow «• —y to the De—ocratic party, cheap by overstocking the market." Some sharp boys art making quite a re­ rtitotionally adopted? “Mr. President, Outeide of Coograo both parties pro- spectable living by taken places in the line, hate th. House of Romanoff( a« Would, and to indlviduafa of that party, when you sign, ov no court. , fraa to be happy over lhe legislative cnsis. How iong before upon some appropris e<—e to furnish that much talked af gar­ The RepoUiouM inaial that they will gain and when they get near the window eri­ be glad to destroy it, or send it adriftlion bill will a provision b< attached reb- ment, tbe Republicans wiU Cea- to hold it by the veto of all legislation that has for ling oat their position, to impatient and That diaaffecticn extends all thtough the CASHMBRES FROM-40 CENTS UP. netting u amendment to the Constitution up to view, aad not till than. It you do ite object th. abrogation of legiriaiioo bona fide parchx—:ra. Th. clerks have to country is pretty certain. It » »bc natur­ work like bearers during the hours cf sale, al consaiqueoce of poverty reduced to *t.srabolishing th. three grest constitutional arising out of tbe war and the Democrats vation by oppressive .taxes tad irritated by r GOODS COMPRISES everything New. Do I boar corneal to thia propewition amendments 7 Mr. Praudool, rigu, or no not wish to be talked about, you certainly insist that there will now be a dear and and aril on an average 1250 worth of cer­ tificates per minute. AU sorts of p—>ple the cruelties of eoescripiou. TU ware ot from the other ride? Oh, no The siege simple issue st the polls oo tbe question of are the customers of th. Govtramcnl.in tbe Rn-isn Empire have Uco aad ate, an ^Sow long before a provision will b. is to b. prosecuted without mercy and with upon which all ho—st aad patriotic men free elections. Cotion*dft3, Demin*. Sheeting, a full assortment. , . this tranaactiou, though the lowrr and awful burden for th. pecpU, tearing u»t> no terete of capitulation but unconditional iacorporated upon some appropriation bill predicate their argument; Mundy, produce It had been thought that Congrt— from tlrttr homes, driving them thousands surrender,- In a word your avowed pur­ fur tbe re establishment of slavery 7 “Mr. no more “Moody shirts," and we certainly would adjourn before the 15th of June, middle classes of course preponderate. Bom. of the investora are profc—ional of miles to distant depots, and finally send pose igjHt HU engraft □ poo any and ail President, sign, or .your government but this last new veto Complicato matters beggars For several days tbe dumber of ing them against an enemy. With little _ ■_• _ ___ ______ stope." How long before upon some romewbat, and it may cake a longer aea- blind-men in the line waa noticeable, and prospect of return. The consumption cl appropriation bill a prorision will be made rion uecemry. afterwards there seemed to boi a special the human mateiUl of war ia !U»ta is ’ fatbTfaaJ HATS AND CATS IN THE LATEST STYLES. caucus shall have previously approved,and for the payment of the cotton tex, and the Spring has eome upon tu almost within visitation cf eripples, so numerous were then pa— th—c bills with such legfalstiou intero-t thereon, and the liqidation of ell a week. TLc many parka that dot the the one leggel, cue armed and deformed attached , and if the Preaident, in tbe ex- Southern claims 7 "Mr. President, sign, renewed Capital City are dolhed tn green. per— tn the waiting throng; Thus far, creise of.hfa coostitulioual power of veto, or starve." How long before upon a bill Tbe fountains tbsl have been Mill, during lhe —les of the— certifiralre tn New York shall return the— bills to the Hoorn, with granting pensions to Union soldiers a tbe winter, have cemmenosd to play, and hare amounted to nearly three millions of Ths Came of Temperance. bis injection therein, and wt of th<9ri- proviaicu will be incorporated for pension­ of evenings th. Mltees tn the public gar­ doUarv, of which amoaat the port office s Uw object' A • nority shall not in sufiaent numbers sur­ Ing Confederate soldiers also ? Even now Oh , Saturday the National Houk of dens are occupied by ecntimenlal people of am entirely! j hare paid Pa*h for fny Goods and can make the very lowest render our'jadgemoat to constitute tho you cannot pension the survivors of the Representatives adopted on. resolution all age., colors, and previous ronditioiM. has probably disposed of thrte-fourtba.and tbe 8ab T:e«ury of tbe remainder. It is beyond the reach of new ifeav. and they requisite two-tbirds to ovoroeme such veto, Mexican war without indnding Jefferson Wasbingtno baa toe- much park space and reported that the printing facilitire of lhe are growing desperate from misery and that will bring joy to the hearts of all I*, Davis. "Mr. President, sign, or no pen ­ then you will witbold all supplies for lhe too much width of street and avenue for rapport of the Government and adjourn sions for Union soldiers.' And so the boron ic the temperance csuac. A stand its small population. Bo— Shephard baa govunment are to be increased at once to want. Except In Turkey, Eunf-o to no thu session of Cougrt—; aad if again work might goon, through the lostnimen- ing special committee of nine waa ordered out HauMtnanised Baron Hausman, wbo meet this unexpected demand. Who says government and political sjatem at all like! ft/mhingtou Block. that of Rnwia. Everywhere rise there is ■ summoned by tbs President, yoa will re­ tality of appropriation bills, of undoing the appointed whoae special duty ia to be to is famous in architectural and engiacenog we are a peer people ? The Mayor of this city hu this .week a class of great nobles who can put *>me Huntings.-April 2d. 1879 42-41 peat tbe folly and p«rist io the crime entire legislation of eighteen yearn. M has consider the subject of all petitions which history for his modernisation of Paris. .been the recipient of a petition tho like of check upon the crown, and, utfl-ss they uutil.lbe J’rerideat or the minority of Coo- been threatened, until the last vestige of Tho streets and boulevards and parks of become drtncralited as those <if France gram fa starved into sabmiaiou, or until tho— laws for the protection of human may bo sent to Congress relating io the , our little capital are out of all prof-onion which, 1 am firmly convinced, no mayor the rxecutivc ar.d Congressional terma liberty and individual rights shall have liquor traffie^nd especially the question of acd tlie expense entailed in k—png them ever received before—bring nothing more did they assist in.gtviug stability to ns.. or fam than tbe praper cf twenty rix ahall have expicrod by limitation of law. been swept away. the propriety of appointing a commission clean and in order is very great. More­ 1 «e rmniance rcioita in auirua w , A word more and 1- hare done. ' The to consider the subject. Mr.FryeOif Maine over, in summer, lhe only sea—u in which milliners to have their trad, protected from th. competitive violence of their ofcxaraly tbe seme fhtr“rUr * • 1000 Beckwith's Round Oak Heating gloves sold in Barry county dfatinguiabed gentleman from Kentucky they are attractive. Washington is prarti For many years Division When th. dirtitiguiahed gentleman from (Mr. Blackburn), lhe acknowledged leader wm the principle mover in thia matter, rally deserted No cos who can afford to neighbors. ri'alled'a'TwH o^bya bZ4v» *^~within the last 4 years. I am the titilv Agent of the Round ’ street, between Catharine and Market, h — olat least the Southern wing ot the Ohio (Mr. Garfield), now before me, in leave lhe.elty, but flies from tbe material in tta Couuty, and cau give you tlie, Iwat prices, and opening the deb—c on the army appropri­ Democratic party of this Hoose, took oo Rules. Tbe proporitinu »l*o roetivtd —neater that lurks in the swam— of the been a center for the milbnery trade of tat,,.;.. j„ ^rery respect to be the only lhe cheaper sort. On lite west side of .i------- ------ation bill, cbxrgtri the Democratic majority occasion to say in his recant speech in this the inpport of Alexander Stephr— and Potomac. thia street there were, not long ago, no of thia IIease *ilh such revolutionary hall that “this aide of the chamber," Guo. Garfirid, but vm generally opposed fewer thu fifty-one millioera' shop, all in alluding to the Democratic majority, purpose the erideiKe ta support <rt th. Ho — e for tbe more healthful htghts of the caratioos was in a largo measure rircum- “never means to yield or surrender until by the party of free rum and free fraud. Soldiers Home/ He will occupy th. cot­ a row. As may be imagined, "eompeti non ia inn me oi uaue la mu ueiguoer- , uttnKnci. ia uwnia, u is j-r vi.a, st • it stantiri, but Mverthelcw of sufficient this Coogrt—"—mark lhe won!, not thia tage io which I'rerident Lincoln lived dur­ lhe Heaviest and b-.a«t tn:l<k- Stove of its kind in the mark* t weight to carry annvktiMi to the minds of aaaaion or the next, but until “this Inert, gel a he*ri ng ia Ccogrrss will find ing the war. The Secretary of War will hood. Firmly convinced that the world t nihilism may prove more troublcromc than tho meat incrednlsus. Timo, which re­ Congress—shall have died by virtue of its that lhe new Commilte, when appointed, also leave the city for a cottage tn the owed her a living, the proprietrere of each , even Mahometan bigotry. It give, a dee Cail give manv of the VCFV bent Of leetitDOuialf. of the fiftr on? cetabliahmenu racked her j tractive character to the revWeti .nMy ] ' ~___ ' veals the parpo- of men, has dis^lled all limitation." 1 have given his exset words. ■me beautiful park. Members and Sena­ doubt, and there fa no question of That event cannot happen until the 4th will give the— ferorabfa audience. There tors wbo own reaadeate in th. city will kndowucr — an cneuabrano: waa a tret v.te on the propoailion on a your purpore; today you stand arraigned ot March, 1881. abandon them to tbe charge of aerrants or And ao the order is promulgated from motion to table mods by Fernando Wood, rent them to careful tenanta until they before th. country al the b«r of public ,T1« a»r< WrbdlH; io, Flue Stove ever beroro brought to judg—at, on your own plea of guilty, th. Federal Capitol, in the fa« of this which was rej—ted, y—s 99, nays 128. shall be ready to occupy them for th. next doutt the stability of ■ the Gtrecrniaent, •’arranted t«i l>e better arranged ana more raring sdf-coavicted co—piratora against the life nation, by an ex Confederate soldier to »em«icn. and ready for plots to secure the ben 1 of i’u*l than any other Diving Fine Stove aold. prosecute tbe siege until thia Republic, of a nation. [Appian-]. Mr. Burrows' Speech. Four years ago living tn Washington Bear with ma while I read some of your which he and hia co-conspirators could not wa. an Kn aaf* in Al eoaridcrabfa ezpre— of space wo destroy by tbe sword, shall be reduced by distinguished geatleman from Ohio (Mr. starvation. No sooner is the order jri’— place before our readers, tbe very able thah th. whole Democratic party, North speech of Hon. J. C. Barrows, lleprc.cn- tela have reduced their prices to aati*bel-1 Httrdj in Ms epanb of April 2. mid : It is objsrted to ths ma—ura of larialarioa and South, leap Into tho trench— al the tetiveia Cocgrrea from the 4th Michigan, lam rates, and accommodations ran bo had which we propo- shat tier, is a pooslU^iy by rallying ery of their choreu leader, “he in excellent boarding Hooses for from 125 who dallira fa a dastard, and be who District, ealilfad. "A n.w conspiracy to 130 per month. Next to parks and agaioot lhe Itepoblic," that fa of great imi streets we have an exes— of —ling houses begun, thus it is prosecuted. And with purtaace io this hour of national peril- and reataurinte: al mgny of tbe— an ex that number 2 to 51 ioeluiiro were artful htuaiea who never paid their bills and an air of defiance, smacking a little of Don't fail to give it a careful perusal, as it cellent meal can lx obtained for 25ecnt» kepi nothing but hat year’s atoek, but Southern domination, we are told that ths ■fa to be the Ircy note of the eauvar of 1880 I have the Largest and best wleeted Stock of Stoves ever before After adjournment I bop. t. vary my would perhapa hesitate to go further than issun is laid down, that the gage of battle correspo-ndencc by writing you from lhe that. But at l«*t forbearance ceased to be in thfa Stale, if not ia the nation. * brought to this County. I CAN lead, and I am bound to sell them is delivered, lift it when you please I Be it mining districts of the Pacific slope, from a virtue with the aforesaid minority and and can and will make the Lowest Prices, call and see fcr yourself. so ! Then this is my answer—that it is eastern watering places, and, perhaps,from heroic measures ware resorted to. to prop our surremest pleasure to lift it now sod Europe. C. A. 8. up their tottering fortunes. Each hired here 1 [Applsuve on the Republican side.] prepl. of an adbwr— to our visws. It lbs Abd we are prepared io make good the crate promise to bold another crand cau­ one or more stalwart damaeb to Maud in h—Id—I of th. United Htatss prefers Io appeal. Sir, we accept the challenge you cus m soon - lbs crop of vytoed is gather­ front of her establishment and gather in I still employ the best of Workmen and buy my Leather direct ••Starr, th. Oreentes—f ••• with him unwary paaacre of the feminine denomina­ ed. In the meantime bids will be received Hoo T. D. Gilbert, of Grand Rapids, now-present in no spirit of boastful arro ­ will rw< th. rsepaasUdUty. • • • from tin? Eastern Manufacturers, and warrant every Strap and gance, bat with an >mflinehing purpose and ia private by Randall W supplies cf has b—n mentioned — a candidate for tion. Their i—traction. Were positive to The distiognisaed gentlemen from Ken­ Buckle fully. ’ Youra Reapcctfullv, a sublime courage, awiting the i-ue with "nerve aad bone liniment," "pain killer," governor cf Michigan. tucky (Mr. Blackburn), in his speech of but in any rase to bring them in. the utmost confidence and oitnpoeure. Il etc., good for back troublai. The meuiThe practical working of lbw new aysThe Wilmington (N. C.) Stir —ks the ' cred a solid South ooumring against tbe bere in cauc&s wfll engage in the amuse­ Democrate in Congress to remember that tern may be inferred from a brief but life of the nation; and (addn—ipg the Dem ment of robbing rack other down and an deetiou is to be hold in 1880. and art pat belie quotation from the prtitio. to which I have already referral: “The ocratic aid. of the Hou—) although your lubricating the squeaking joints. accordingly. millinery burinea on IHvfaion street has fore— may bo somewhat augmented by ! Mate.r an lavlt.nlM m writ a. Ilosdticki i«ni gawking hfa teeth any b—a lately and fa still carried on in a most Ms your Northern allies, yet I sec nothing in I. >'.• MBaea. wki b vv.ru»ki The Democrats talk of re-adjourning diagrsevful manner—ao much so that a am Ure etMush. Hvw a>4 fa , lhe Increased array to cause a heart to faint Coagrmn arid going Boom to consult their ovor the act bar* Io lib party io hia own respectable lady is unable to walk through or a chock to blanche. [ Itou.wfid applause ] tbe stnrt without bring iuault-l by —me As you failed then, you will fail now. As coMtilaents. II they am food of “riding of tbe xitls who are hired for tbe pur you could no*, kill you cannot starve. Did on the rril" and bring etothed with tar and chances will loom. it ever occur to you that, although you foatiters, they had better do so. By the Whenever the people have had a ahaace po—of pulling ladioa in to purchase bate should withhold all lhe supplies for tho time they return to Waahingtou they will thia Spring tx a.teak through th. brilotbox agaiurt their wiU. It fa but lately (hat a rear-tncuLaxs fwt-stfiMc-d* AOBMat: shawl waa torn off a woman's shoulder by support of tho Government, pooribly it look a good deal like the fellow who Uol the result has been invariably -th. aax— trying lopuU. her into tbe store. The WhiteSewimc Machine co. CLtvtLAND, ohio. might yrt survive ? Did it over oecut to other day a lady passed threqgb lhe street yoa that although you abouid protract np to Oshkcah to “hare a little fun with —Republican gains. ____________ ■ this ri^a until this Coogra- the boys." The Okofaea, Mfaa., Stafas, which fa with a baby ia her anas, and one of the girls of the store, trying to pall her ia ahall have died by virtura of its lim­ The m—sage of President Hayes, vsto* giving lhe Democratic party — mneh almoet dragged tbe baby not of her arms, itation, there will pooribly be no surren­ der then? Withold the support from lha ing lhe bill to enable the eopper-rebcla to trouble just now, apeak, of Abraham IJnExecutive, aad are you quite sure that riert the next Pr-idenl by fraud and vio­ there will b. no remedy ? llefuae to feed lence, will, be found on the 4th page of th. army, are you entirely certain that there will ba no food for it 7 Deny to lha this copy of Tai Baxxxx. Wa ask for • —oms or— navy the mrans to keep it aflo.1, are you it the candid atteotioo of every ooe of our reasons, it ts true, cat narennvia— uw West Meriden, Conn., certain you will fore, it to anchor 7 With­ readers. Il speaks th. seniiment of the ftroug—L—MUteaufitt Sentiutl (Rtf.) held support>m Ue judiciary, io it d-r RepuMicui party with manly boldne—. SrareUry’Bl‘en—a wilt probably take that yoa will bars no ooarta 7 Refcse lha to his bed after having been -t down needed supplies for maintaining lhe legis Th. Lanring RupMion -ys: V* fativs branch of the Goveromcnt. are you open ao reverdy by Seester Vocrbe-, bat plainaola as for the sake of the bapUre oonfidrtrt that there w ill be no Coup-a 7 predicted that al—m of the greenback us what measures lhe latter will take for hfa make resident in the neighborhood of the riotous milliners. Tbaprcnene- of fem­ Why, dr, you arc — impotent to over­ inine humanity to bouMta and their eon. Such, gsnllcmeu, are your voluntary throw this Goverommit by si arration — t-x spring plowing in Michigan, u it vraa own recovery are not re —ay to auggeeL C>»4«Uiif tf tv«n vwaviivaH. pauraw ot confaarioM. Aro they not suEricat to you were to annihilate it by tbe rword. in tfaiasoe of aeriplure. The disgusted Tho /Uf and THbwre of last Tocsdsy oomitant ribbons, has been rwoogni—d as a Plain and Ornamental Silver Plated and dispel all doubt from the public mind that You may dtstros, bat you cannot d—troy. WUrHnted to Contain nys : “We were tried by fire Sunday: great problem to bo dealt with ever since it fa vow deliberate, premeditated, uaalth. fine fig leaf Falbere, husbands and [VJmkci apjdause on the ItepnUiean driven of thia team may bow reflect oo Second Growth Spoke. (bl— oak.) Ou» Gtumrm, Iwapv, Cha»dcii«n taraHe and wicked purpo— to starve this side.] For Irt me toil you when tbe time another tat: •"Though hand join ia the Confederate Democrats wore tried as brothers bar, suffered and "bfod" under by fire Monday by lhe veto mta—go; aad it, while sirtan and cousins and stmts Government to death if the Executive comas th. -me loyal people from the -me Beet Hickory Axl«, »ad Bnma—. Table and Pocket shall dare to um hia conatitutional power loyal Btstea wbo took tbrir lives in thair Batt Ault Tongue (uruep,) Cutlery, Shear*, Sefamirv to uroet legfairtion which his judgemvet hands sod want forth to do bsuis for lbs jsased more and more hopelessly under its Thu Zaire-Oraon wye : Colouri J. E. cannot approve ? And what do yen urga defooM of tbe Republic, enduring lb. thrall. It has often ben proposed U> tu­ Burt timber throughout, Bryant, th. Chairman of lb. RepuMican lle n sentries -bout the mil! terra' shops, to in atenurtiou of this erime 7 What have weary march, the protracted risge, th. State Committee of Gvcrgi., believe. th»( A —nd-basd oo every hub, ' gntlv, but firmly, diasuds women from smoking bril of brttia and Uio nsnra tor Tiiu burivalcd WUccx It White Cr entering lherrin, and thus to aid them io rible hdl of Southern prison pew, until A heavy iron Tiru, K»a», the wriMaovn Pucker Gone, from tho dark waves of rebellion they ■5E££«gi WARRIOR MOWERS ! IIV MBH’S Mim I !!T i8^ Drills, itorse Rakes, &c., &c., S.W. L.ANE MEN STOCK o DRY GOODS in dress goods. in .X<-» Spring Shades. lluad CLOTHING! CLOTHING! " New Base Burner JEWEL. Jewel Range. 62 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cook 50 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cottages 10 sizes and kinds. Jewel Todd both Parlor and Cook. , HARNESS. H. A. GOODYEAR. 81500.00 OH! MY IMPORTANT Tte Isrilti PirchasiBt ftupaij S8cSB®fi» nt ctithH ncMs < fenti ss HUNTS EMEDY Sim DOLLiH trai B«r J. L. REED & CO.’S LUMBER WAQONS, Nevriue. end SfoeWti- Vanderbilt, Agu.ua Sebell, Bearuri F. Barger, Cranalina and Wa. JC Vanderbtk, and Edwin C. Ware-Ur. cf New York; Ashley Pood. Detroit; Genl Aa­ ronfiller. CMoago, aad Wm. L. SooU, teHtaC-OM, (krPnaMHUBM I �The following is the aecre ef tbe gamo. of Base Bell between tbe Hastings and DlarnwsU date, played at Plainwell on Thursday la*. . ' Haiti wua Baxx Baix Ctim. - Crowning Glory," which is a bretriy in­ ’ deed, but not more beautiful than good. > Potato bugs by tbe million have already put in an appearance Tbe young sprouts stand a mighty poor chance when about a hundred to one vine, stand watching for them to make aa appearance up thronjtb the ground. Huas, G' Baldwin, P. Chapman. C. F. Boek, F. B. Hyatt, 8. 8. Green, 8. B. Henry L Newton and John Wcimcrt Tho Ann Arbor Cverirr nays: — arc each "putting up abriek store on State, The Heatings Ban.mxb has jurt cem near Creek Street Tbatof Mr. Weiaaert manned tho twenty fourth year of it* pruacareer. Thutcin years of this time Bl for himeaif, an be lacks room in bb been under lhe control of ita able present place of buriatm, end that of Mr. editor George M. Dewey. Newton will be to rent. From tho Bellevue Gaarttf of last w<ek In tho name of all tbs people of tho we dip the following :— 4th Ward, we protest against the drawing The last Lumber.of the Hsating* Bawaaray the gravel on the Wightman Rm tvxtl received, is tho first number of lhe to any other ward 1n tbe city. It is io vl- Prenoh, or English. ester. N, Y. Keep your revolver where you can lay your hands on it at a moments warning, and if a burglar wants the content*, give PtTMOtTH, N. H., May 5th, 1879. Fuiud D1WXV : Special Noflce. To TH1 PATttqss or tux Baxnui Out Mr. Brocke ts now engaged in Bot­ tling withi all tho patrons of tho Banxm, and we nwri insist that all accounts due this i ffice nn to thia date Im paid at -oner. E. P. Brown who is in the employ cf H. A. Goodyaar, lianeamaaking, last week in two and one half days made a very nice single, heroes* for bis employer. Inas­ much as he did every stitch of the work, wo think be did the job in a remarkable short time. Please renew my subscription to tho Bahxxx, which you wW recollect I have token during most of its exiatonce. ' I have watched your unflinching war­ fare for Republican principles from the beginning with gratification, and during lhe laat two years, during our special struggle for Human Righto and Honest Money, with admiration. New Hampshire was proud of you aa her sou, when you spoke tc her ettisene in all her principle towns and cities laat antum, and I am sure that your adopted State, lhe foremost in financial reform, and fully abreast with al! th* advanced aentimeuta of a progressive free people, must appreciate your abilities and tcrncca in I-aat mouth 10,000.000 paper bag* were made by a factory at Ballston Spa, and yet the supply fidb abort of tbs demand. Er. Yea indeed it docs fall abort if they On the)wing ; potato bug*; were intended to bold what potato bugs Yes. aril oo the potato vices too. there arc on Unde Joe- Colo's potato patch LaanesiKenficld m suffering terribly up on the Highlaada. with e felon. Tbe M. C- IL R, Co., arc "building a Busy limes for farmers, and almcst new side traek at Nashville, leading from everybody eta. • the depot to H. IL Dickinson's mill, and Vegctadou ba* no excuse for col putting when completed, tho Arm* says, tliat in Its big^nt lick* now. Nashville will have » much, if not mote Correspondence. Frank Hamilton hu removed with his side-traek than any seation between Grand Gcit Lakx. May 19, 1871». family to Rochester, N. Y. Rspids and Jackson. E d. Bax.vkx:—Tbe Plainwell Club A btotttr of E. Rider, from N. Y. The Battle Crick Jfoon stoics, that the have moved their west boat house; over on S«te ia viiitit^ in the city. Battle Creek base .ballista arc to play tbe Prospects were never better for ao abun­ Clippers-of thia city on Saturday next, at lhe east aide of the grounds. dance of fruit than at this lime. ■ the Fair Ground in this city. ymterday. Mistake Mr. Moan. The Hastings b->ys Meoer* Cook and Sheldon are getting A plenty of the finey tribe are taken go to Battle Creek cn Friday next to play up a new us of Abstract Bookr. from tbe water by hook and line now. Yew )>c t« poor,very poor, yet he t* rich ! G. Bunce of the Lake House bad all he Jone* llcnderabolt u a man nf gooTl.could do to attend io the wants of guests iu oo<y respect, he owns seven dog*. Dr. H. C Turner of Orat^crille, ha* a principles, honest, upright, end alow to anger, but if he knew who lhe fellow was brother vitiiiug him from (Wifurais. who was too laiy to go inside and take a . . Archery* is getting to bo dune a paatitne seat instead of leaning against cue of the with gontkmieu and ladies ff ^njcity. windows and smashing it* in, Mr. H. A Rowisr ha* ju*t put up every nice would would, well we gueashe would male awning over lhe door of Mslbcot and shoe the talhrv pay for it. . ' too Chib grounds, that is .try ofleuatre to Ndsoo Bruce, who is employed by the , olifirctorics, it was a menu trick for two Bcnj. Cole, while chopping word, ca Fri. young . men to'do. day, strode the ax into hit-left foot, sever­ A large party were at the Hastings ing the aeeobd t«, and cutting very badly Club । Grounds on Sunday. [ the big and third toes. The wound waa dressed by Dr. A. M. Blue, and the patient ia doing as well as could be expeeA-growIn^mc. ■ Total, one way. Price 12J cento for Carding and Odrag. ‘ - 27 . 29 3* Bawley Otrest. Bietaa jSaim. fittaii ail St&s Tho meeting* of the aaaoeiUmn are to be hold on lhe last Monday ot every month, at such platan as tbe sreociriion may select from* limn to time, The first regular mooting will be held in the M. E. Church of Hutiaits, next Monday, 2Gth iral, at 2 Papers on the following subject* will be presented—Review of - The Trelemma” by Rev. 8/miog, president of the associ­ ation , “Demonology" by Rev. McAllister, pastor M E Church of bring, "Alleged contradictions of the Bible,"by Rev. Bug­ bey, pastor of the Congregational Church of .Middleville; Sermon in the evening by Rev. Wifflejwator of the M. E. Church of Mi ldlcnlto, to which the public are espec­ ially invited. • A cordial iovilaUen » hereby sent to all the preachers ot tlie county, to attend the meeting and join the association. Tbe object cf the a«-x-ialiun is Christaio fel­ lowship, mutn*l benefit, and the advance menl of the cause of Chrta. Wheat, Wool. Corn, Potatoes, Lard, Butter, Pork, Crampton's IwrxniAL Soap wiftni d­ appoint any ooa who uses it. Sold by moot of the Groom in Heating* and else- AND SELLS Tho Forgetfulness of People Lumber for a new hotel, i* on tho tinmen arc invited to tea at six o’clock. What arc we coming to? H ground, and lhe prospects are favorable for Refreshmenu served from six anti! half McAUen the chimney swctP its speedy erection. past aevrt o'clock F.-M. organs st tie tame time, ' th i B. T. Halstead, Eaq., a graduate of the Maur*. Creasy 4 Upjohn [are progrmLaw Department of Indiaaa I’uivarsity, ing finely with their briek y»rd, and will, ere long ccmmcuc* making Lgiclr and tile. Alton Allen, William J. Allen. J. J. -couaiderable experience in bi* ptofraaicn, Wears happy to state that Mre Wm. Bfocka,'Charley Crapauhoft, B. F. R. and will, no doubt, be glad to favor any Marshall of Prairieville,who has been dan Dally, Melvin A. Foliar, Lincoln Powers, ooe needing legal advice er aisirtJEce. The Miaaea. Yerringtonjormcrly of Kalgcrously sick, is getting quito smart again. William St John, Frank E. Taylor George K. Watoon. smasoo, hare jest put in a stock of goods Messrs, liretle & Btaseil hare received in their new building, sod propose to carry a rp'endid. lot of fly nets and summer Our clipping base ball ■•Clippera" got on the millinery aad dreaamaking buaineva. blanket* for horaea. They me very nice. clipped at Plainwell oo Thursday’©! last C. A. Turner, M. D., the youngest rca week. Tbe score stood, Plainwall 29, of Dr. H. C. Turner, of Orangeville, is Harings 27. Bnt tho Clippers are grit­ io town all do say they have some "loves practicing hia prolowfon |n Cleveland ty, and claim that they can beat tbe Plain­ of bonnets" at tlie new miOinvry. We will boys ; but should they try titles wish them much success. again, they must make up their minds More aaois. F that to play, sometimes requires tho hardTho following ia tbe programme for the literary social to be held st ibo Club Room Wedaeaday eve., May Hat. Opening remark* Rev. Mr. Shoop. of William Brown,Jeremiah Frceeqaa and Wm. 11. Hani* for p^paiona, th* pension* Select reading, Mrs C. G. Bendy. Rent date back Io lhe date of diacharga of tslioc, Mia* Irene Stanley. Essay, Mrs. Raeitaliju, Mias Stell Mrs. Brown, uf Grand II soldiers, snd amounted to about 1700 Clem. Smith. each fur Brown and Freeman and SI ,150 Wheeler. Sdoetioo, Prof I. N. MiuMl. o( one of the w*mpontnr* • for Horrb. Martin Norton also had bis Remarks, Mrs. Norman Bailey. Mnrical has been suiting Charlie* an I cordial pension inereaaad from six to eight dollars Selection., Mrs. Frcguacn. post few days. invitation ia extended to til and • ««>d per mouth. time anticipated. . Wo will not entertain any hart feeling toward any individual, no, ucr never did and we are too old to commnee now, who being in arrears for the Banner or, on book account, and you know whether you owe this institution anything or not, and during this busy time when farmers are working with might and main, why—why — what wars wo going to say anyway? Dog goned if wo harrnt forgotten, but if you can make anything oct of it don't’ be There is considerable ecm plaint from regularly. Tho inhabitente who dwell on wbal ha* some uf the fannors that tbs neent heavy frosts have Injured wheat ; and in some been called "Bumbl* Boe ” plains, object A runaway oecurcd je*u»d*v. Tbe io the appeiation by which their country team belonged Io Jama* Toinuaii!, of localities quite scriotuly. Ths social of the Baptist Society wil| has' formerly been known, and they pro­ Canton. It vtartod on State Street aad Im entertained by Mr*. J. (•’. Runyan at pose iu tho future to eaD it “Thu High her residaaee, on Friday p. in. next. Ten lands.” Well wo have no objeetiona, pro- ■aiLUxsr sovaureraa.—tMSMOMsar L Russell offers for sale some fiadr Improved farms at bargains. Land buyers will do well to call on hiss al Hroril Bros ’ Drug Stere. I2tf tiuna, end let ua get ocquilutod with each 1 other, ami by interchange of tbought and oenlimen: on thuao .objects of importance [ to our work, be tbe beUer prepared fo meet the rcepmsibililies of lhe earn*. Tho Oxford Professor who, to avoid the Wind when taken snuff, turned around,but forgot to turn baek, snd walked six mile* into' the country, wa. no more forgetful than thoae who still nae tbe huge, drastie, cathartic r.ilb, forgetting that Dr. Pierce’s i Pleasant Purgative Pellets, Whi.h arc su­ gar-coated and little large than mustard ..u.™..u readily correcting all irregulartie* of the stomach, liver and bowel*. Sold by drug- j POWER. CORN SHELL ER. M<a*rr. Hake 4 Bartley have added to _ sljm..- -B (|j<ir aonrjBf. mjH( WAITED! ft3£fa.£ Plaster, wcr cnro-ahelier. So ami get it sb,-Had in Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. I t’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ ATWOOD’S thing you want. QUININE TONIC 7 Fran) Buoklnn’s Arnica Salve. Tbe Uat-salve in th* world for cuts,! brutMO, acre* ulcea. adt rheum, tetter, ehapped band*, chilblains, corns, and all .kinds of akin crupsiotM. ThU Salve u ptarantccd to give perfect satlsfaciiin in every ease or money refund™!. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Burnell Bro* ly sent a vkip load to Englatd. but as one of ita inhabitonla remarked, “it The Poline bill for tbe regulation of the h tho most beautiful part of our etiy," whisky belb*. ha* become a few. Some of end is destinad In th-j near future to be lhe provisions are very bindinc. and we covered with tbe moot elegant buildings in hope they will be rigidly enforced. tbe city. Well we do not foil Hk> diepci A game oftae* ball wu played at tbe fug that rilberjo, "Highlands" tot it be. Fair Ground co Saturday tat, between Supervise r G. H. Fort, at Yankoa tho Quimby’s and Burr (Mho. Rnsadt, Quimby’s awe-It. Burr Oak’s ncorr envaiepaL Vmw* mb* san ba aeus by yea oSn maasy artaa, vkM are safe OBdaiMU rentearW^Ue*. M drafia aa IU. Sask The rratrit waa the organixaiion of "The Barry County Ministerial Association.’ with Her. Spinning, paster cf the Baptist church of Middleville, u it* president as*! I j>esce of cheese manufactured at the Rut­ land eheoae factory. Die sample was ex­ fromThe firm of Harvey A Sullivan tra good, end though bat a few days aU, Tho new eh arch building for the CooLhdwed that it contained the pure mater­ Jobp ' Esq.,'|f Johnstown, gvrgstiooal society is rapidly sppruaching made us « friendly call oW Friday last. ial. We bespeak for tlie Rutland cheese completion. It will probably be dedicated factory tbe very best of vaceass. Call often friend Kipp. early this summer Tlie Sewing Society connected with Brook Durkee’s nag took the money at Mr. Ju*. Wardell, of Hasting., u super­ the race, «n Saturday la-f. without any Emmanuel church will be entertained on intending the erection of the new school Thursday afternoon of this week by Mrs. bouse. It has long been needed as the trouble, tolthc boys staled. Messrs. Ilalw 4 Bartley see rhippinj’a Norman Bailey aad Mrs. Walter Lvery largo amount of flour. ’,They recent- ' Wflkitrt. at lha Society parlors, in the WOOL CARDING PlainweB, 13, 0, 1, 1, 3, 2. 1, 2, Hasting*, 1, 4,3, 0, 1, 5, 7, 2, 4. Mr. Crosby, of Rutland, left with the Basnu people on Saturday, a very ni«e word in regard to their sometimes not get­ ting their Bamnul Wo are very careful to mail every week, every subscriber’, Al. Kielb'sjivrry ia now at tho Centra! Houae'baro. 'a), alaraja Itcjpa good riffa paper, and etece wo have a mailer, it ia next to impossible to miso a name. Per­ and a man eaa hire «turnout of him on tape some of your neighbors get lhe Batrxrt out of tho office, and before yon WiU Haye*’ babe pot into received it, you oome to lha eonelntioo Sunday tat wbenra hctae w that it has not been seat. Bai every sub anima) kicked the little child Io scriber’s piper goes to his office, and there hurling it Mvurely. i* no good reasoo why he should not get it by ' 3fieowm< Tbe Huntingdon (Pte) Monitor, of Aprt 6th, 1877, pronounce* thin Cramp­ ton* Imperial Soap the hot io tbe mar­ ket. aa tallows : Bander, we don’t waal you to suppose that thin is aa advcrtieeuient and pern it over unheeded. Rmd »L We want Io All Wool seat by Exprcra. perceis con­ dime* your attention to the >dv< rtuemeut of "Crampton s Imperial 8eap " Haviog taining 10 pounds or more will bo paid Gilkey, F. B Mills, S. 8. Deforett, C. F. Doji*. C. Bliss, s.n. Paterson, L V. Fletcher, T. B Wtetnra, P. payers of that Wart. Bent by mail Right Field—Runyan. Lift Field—Bellinger. Center Feld and change Catcher—Jor dan. H. F. Ford "will manege lhe nine and | Rum be Field Captain. BlVA-'flClUV. LOOK HEBE l>ren b«n weak weax before, sod rod they th.y are determined ,, io make the yrer.1679 one to be remem-; hertd by *11 lovers of lhe game. They irt I made by the Crampton Bros , is lhe best for family ns<\ and give* better aalWaction atrsnging games, and the prospect* are that we ahall ace some uf lhe very beet than any other naan in the mwkeL It is ciubn <>f lha Sato in our city this season. soM by moat of the Grocer* iu Hast­ 47tf. The boys wish it to be remembered that ing* and elsewhere. The Moil Agreeable Tonic and Best Stomachic J G. RUNYAN & SON NO REMEDY 80 GOOD FOR LAIRIOI ABD BEBIUTT- -they bar nobody. Addrnsn for open dales. MS MB, GAITERS, SLIPPERS, AC. JIB 0. KI, Keeps constantly ou hand OALF SHOES, that when tho North put upon tho South the robe of eiusenahip, and killed the felted calf and invited the prodigal soon to the feast, tho 8o«h eame forward with Womn Nsvsr Think! If the crabbed old bachelor wbo uttered this seulimeat could but witness the inten­ se thtought, deep study and thorough in­ vestigation of women in determining ths Lest medicine to keep their families wall, LIMB, HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT. BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS, DRAG3 LEFT FLO W8, Reaper and Mowers. ITAIIC PIONEER STORE CKOTHING lets’ W But ai K BALAAM Pttya the higbeat Cash price for »I1 kindx of Partners Pro­ duce. Fnnstera will do well to eonxuR Mr. Cremy before pttrch*j»mganv of the above xrtiden, at biff Elevator, coraer of Broad­ way and Raiin»d RreMa. �niLMiHELiABLr Da. Haxrvnr.’* Lrvwn bmecma' i. a Htaodard Family Bawaady far .ImMMaaf tb*Idvar, Blnmaah ji ■nd Benewi*. -U ia Pnroiy^afl^ Ladies uae until eared, ami made >■> -cuthaiiaetin in Ita praiae, that jbe induced twealy twu of the beat Ihmiliaa in her circle to adopt it aa their regular family medicine. Thai ■■atuT-. ia Hop Bittern. 2—3 lhe MIEUry IM.rf.no. Ml. The following fa tbe mreaaga of ••be Preaidant oflha United SiBtaa,rManring to tbe Hooao of Hcpreaentaurea tbe bill eatitlod “A not to prohibit military interfer- of RepreaenUtiva oo lhe X9lh of leal month, ■ returning to lha Hooaa without my approval the bill entitled “An act making appropriat.au* fur the support of the army for the fiacal year ending June 30, 1880, and for other purpoem," I en­ deavored to ahow, by quotation* from the •laiuta of the United State* now in force, and by a brief Uatemcnt of fact* fa regard to tbe recent election* io aaveral Stale*, that no additional Icgulatioo waa necamry to prevent interference with election* by lhe military or^aval farec* of th* United Stalaa. Tbe fact wa* prractiled u> that et.m munication that al tbe time of tbe paw eg* of tba act of June 18, 1878, in relation to th* tnnploytaent of tbe army aa y»aar romi/a/.*, or vtberwiae, it wx» maicuinad by iu friend* that it would catablfah a vital aad fundamental principle which would aecure to lhe people protection again* a .landing army. Th faet waa alao referred to, that aince the paaaege of thia aet Cwigreoeoaa), Slate add municipal cUctirna bad been held throughout the Union, and that in no inatescc l*ae complaint bean made at the preamroe of United Stale* anldien M the polk Holding, a* I do, tho opinion that any military interfercu.v whatnvr? at tho polia fa ouatrary to tbe .pint of our inatilutiorm, and would tend to deetroy the freedom ot elartiona, and ainorely deairing to concur with Cocgreaa io aS it* mcanarea it fa with very great regret that I am forced to the ooodtuioo that the bill be­ fore ma fa not only unoeoeaaary to pea vent aneh interference, bat ia Ito JCQ ’ WTrfrarrt'irbl^*al< good litaralure that lhe new b-atitiful and marrenouty che*p Aeme ediuoo of Cham bet'. Cyclopmdia of Eogk.h Literature ia to ba eooplatad on Jane 1. Volume IV. ia jaat imnad, and thu reraaieiog four vol* nmea are to be uaued and delivered al one time oo tbedate atatad. Tba work richly dceervee lhe eale it haa obtained of nearly 100,000 vvlume* already, and ought lo U I tain, aa it probaly will lo a ronad million. Tba price which baa varied at different lime* increnaing a* the pubiiention ha. prograaaad, haa bow been permeuenlly 8x- | ed M U,00 for tho paper <8 vok complete nearly 3,000 pagm) S&00 for cloth, 04.75 ' for half morceeo, gill top, end |3 75 far tbe 4vol. rdtion in half morocco gilt top binding A dfaeount of 10 per oenl from riieee prioe* ia allowed to thoec who*e or­ der* are removed before June 1, and a further diaevnot of 10 per eent. to thoae ordering in elnba of five cr more eet* at onethne. Poatawe if by maB 48 cehta extra. Ordara wt!) be filled in tbe order of receipt. Specimen pagea end full particulani will ba eent free on ranueat. Amer faan Book Exchange. 55 Beekman afreet. New York Pubitaher*. Sold only direct I ie tho ©ocrea of uur hiatory are in favor of io pnrehaaen, aad no< through dealer* or auataiamg iu effeieocy unimparcd oa every occarion when the aupctgucj of the CoMtitutioo has been retorted, nd lie Tbe New York JVrtwwe aey*: Srerc perpetuity of ou in*titnth«x» imperiled Ury Sherman diaroveved io Ohio the. the The principle uf thbi aUtute, nurtod by Republican party fa io rcodhioo for <oc uf tbe father*, hu enabled Ua* gorernm«ai of tbe meat aurceaafal ea ntpaigna known |l>< rv the Union to maintain iu authority and tu tor yearn. Al no time ainea tbe War lure preen* the integrity of tbe Union nt tbe the people bran more alive to the <»»'.< tmat critical period, of our hiatery My tin that lhe Dem-x-ratie party « tendency lo pradacaaaore in lhe Execnti** office have repudialL n, revolution and anarchy totally relied on thia great principle. It waa oo nnfiu it lor tbe management ol affair* If tbfa princitdc that f’raaidenx Waahiogiou be will journey into nay other NortUern Stale be will make peecmeiy the mew di* covery there. The whole North i* aoli-J tor MictuaaK. cwm*. h. tahenAr («ro* that ir an art ------------------ SES. I =3 i —— NICHOLS, SHEPARD A CO. « VIBRATOR” THRESHING ■ACHIHERY. 1 F THE BEST LINIMENTS wuw. E. FOB MAI7 01 BZAST. S’lil OX'^LRaBreL.^SSS TEE BKST OF ITS KIND. ytgBrtinrTmmatwKiiiiiMtaU <Am Michigan Central Railroad fgJUlx n*a**w eui m<**rc.tti*u>> enem BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. TW ItallaUa MmI l.ia» E ABT AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT. MEXICAN IS IT CURABLE? MUS oQaaa aiputficance, under probably every Autiniatretiou, and cretainly under tbe, preaent, thia power b*a been wefully exerted to enforce the hwa, without objoc lion by any party in tho country, and almoot without attracting publie attention. - tttt! ud LLgMCSTi tsscMiS£c2~ii:jci^ IT CAI BE CURED. '■r rasT * 4]। ayanayia. 1: 9t'*iteri4..Lvn" "•■■••I IJJ* s'h Varmex.in. i Ikateu 11 gftsL - Jaakma L< « •tTJwt,.., a: LINIMENT “u.riiiA' -M|: i: GREBEL & RUSSELL. flaili*ft, Jf.’ew.yun. 39mC> A COMPLICATED CASE, . HOP UITTER8. S,C^.*«U4rK&72l^.?SL: HOP BITTBRS. «w>r rtollr.Mrhia**. •* HOP BITTBB8. ,f>M* -m "‘J!’ *»'JbleJ*jg*h|,./«Tw4Ti mop bitters. .MONyrUAMFJI •• rtimalaiiaa. wlibeal lamaiMUa*. U*a VeSWii-rta? HOP BITTERS. forcible inlcrferenc*. and at far u oraelicnfale from al! apprebcmawa of each in­ terference. No ■□Idler*, either of the Union or ef the Slate militia. >hvutd be prtaenl at the pdlle to take lhe place cr to perform the deuce of no • tea ,t tk. teie PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE FOB 8PERMAT0RE1KEA. '8EMINALJPASTILLE them. Many of them, perhafe meet of them, bare been act forth in debate* oo ; tbe meaaure They relate to extradition, to erimea again*l the election law*, te quarantine regulation*, to nentriltty, to Indian reaarvalinot, to civil right* of citi* tent, and to other anbjorta. Io regard to ted Suu* union* aurh force be mreuury lb repeal armed euetuiee of lb* United Staten, or io enforce Section 4 of article 4 nary of tho United Sulm u lawful under of the coontiatioo of lhe United 8utaa, and lhe law* made in purauance llkervof, the term, of thia bill at tho place where on tbe applialioo of the Ixgialature or an election ia being held in a State to up­ hold lhe authority of a State Government, then and there, in need of encl, military intervention -. but unlawful <o uphold the authority of tbe Government of the United Blataw, then and there iu need of anch military intervention. Under thia bill tbe preaence and employment of the army’ or nary of tbe Utritad Sutaa would be law fol, and aright be noeroary to maintain tbe coadtet of a State election a-ainet the dornrelic violence that would overthrow it, but would be unlawful to maintain the conduct of a National election agnlaat mil­ itary power rantrUd to for lhe execution of the ronatitutional power* in rapport of th* State or National authority. Both function* of the Gorermentrticre put upon Abe eame foXtag by the toe of 1807 ; the employment of the army and nary wa* autborued foe the performance of both conntitutional dntfaa in thg aat term* In all the later alalutm oa lhe eame aub ■ jeet matter, the name tueaaure of authority to the Government hat been accorded for the performanee of Loth these dclie*. No precedent haa been found in any previoo* legkation and no euficitmt reaaon haa been girea far the diacriminatiou la favor ot lhe State and agninat tbe National anthortty which tbfa Uli contain#. Under the tweeping term* of the bill, the Na­ tional Goreramcnl ia effectually abut out from the exerciae of iu right and from a dfaeharga of ao imperative duty, to orc iu whole Exacutlre power whenever and wherever required for lha enforcement of feafawa. In place, and timm when and where iu election* arc held, the employment efit* organiaod armed force far cay auoh pur rourntU Law* to ba duly executed ; and I poae would bean offewe again*-, tho law il tba militia of a State wbare aueb coot- unleaa rolled for by and tberrfure upon binalkma may happen, ahall rrluaa, nr ba pernriaaioa of the antboritie* aTlbe State iaaftaaant lo auppraaa the nunc, it ahall ba to whieh tbe occaaioo arirc*. What Ea lavful fir tba 1'narideut, if tbe bagfatolura thia but lb* aubatitutioc of dfaeration of of tbe United Butaa bo not in aaaaton, to the State Government* far the diaeration roll forth and employ aueh numben of tbe of lha Govaramaot of tbe United Sutro aa militia of any other State oe State* mi»t Co lha performance of ita own datiaa 7 In my judgment thia fa an abandonBKntofite oUigationa by tbe X.uooal LINIMENTS PATENTS FOB MAN OB BZAST. will kefcra*tere* kr *lrtaa irrwrastrtu iotrim LfltIxu, C. A. SNOW &, CO.. _____ r*te»l OWa., WMbtariOT. t).C Seical Oirb HOUSEKEEPERS THE KITCHEN •it* «r a*,*t»e I. tw »:at. ,t AaZ ■■ u* wu MINERAL SOAP. SW?S J.xsa la U at tka U— -» -kt. —.— «------ n.ksL? A brflm-r BOOKS1..'MILLION WOMANS mil.,* maa.it l at laalHatad Ma, g*, ar *k^ aert । ‘ VR1L MEDICINE CO., Chatham Bl, PiHaburgh, Pa .%ld by Ruauill Bro* , Reberu 4 Hotchhia* and W, H. Goodyear. ‘ AN EFFECTUAL 8PRCIFKJ Si=rg!S-Iirdrre.“.iriSr.-. Fort Wayne, Jackaon A Snfllnaw R. R. SHORT T-IKTE. 75 M1LU aUOKTMT TO INUIANAFOLU, LOUISVILLE CHAS. F. BATES A CO., Proprietor,, NEW PIANOS 8125. cniura irarmauu iamoad 8T. LOUIS, KANSAS, TEXAS OR Mala wm. ninicr got-nt to Baltimore, pnaaa. thaat i* li WASHINGTON. Sgt:..,. MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO., 2mQ ti Eaat lith Street, N. Y. USE THIS BRAND. authority and an inlnuioB of State eager. < viefon over Natwmd datiaa, which .urauote ' Km*.# pre. Iu* iu apirit and tendency, to Slate aunrcwiacv. ! JX JaltaTLmtS Although 1 believe that the aMiag etal- ' UammaeaTma t u ea arc aLeudauih afo.|U»U tu com 'ly preva.1 military inierlent.'M« with tbe j Art eUaeHma, in ihoMim* to whieh lire phreaa | ■•■■■■>ai fl id >U the tiik of tiiia bill, aod la rm - 1IJJY OPIUMS BICHEST REWARD Cheap Honet in Michigan, :=t: s BE8T IN THE WORLD. Mtw *W UaKtatt ito* Mr SALERATU8, April » th. UUc/Mr. at.dMre.Jubn 1 W., of Buford, dfad. A«MwrwM< rend ie tU w*. and thn dtiid faMppuw I to bare beew pa fauna I by k , THE \BE3T -Y GENUINE, rot roc-K f OB -WORK so ro mu BANNER OFFICE! was � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-05-28.pdf bc8fd8993811efc62e6062cd351c805f PDF Text Text NO. 4. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY. MAY 28, 1879. “WHOLE NO. 1255. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPERS NEW YORK. i i------ . ..7 ' ““ ~M, mi Wl« .K. U breakfast, ia the morning, she WMalirhlly P^HtnotlooktaeveJm. * ’ Why. Barimrer crord Mis. HoUatad. her lowtesa. “I am very glad to are that you are not mueh the worn for your tern Me ncrMest. ’ IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein net with the Patent Skein Setter, and AUCTIONEER | CLK9IEXT MMITH. -r a tt r -w -tr> -cn > Central Railroad RAPIDS DIVISION, r Hali.U. SJ>„| Lin, > WEST TO AND FROM iPIDS AND DETROIT. “I am going to Baltomorr,” (fas said. “Ton don’s. mean that,’' cried Victoria. "I thought yoa were going to remain with ua till wintax." "I positively must go in a week,” Bar bars replied Mrfemly; “but, Victoria, 1 will try to’return by the middle of Au­ gust.” "You will try!" Victoria exclaimed • One would suppose that it might be Jm p wilde.’ Barbara, f will never forgive ‘■What . terribly srawns-latkiug <r..ifroa do not come bask and remain rvn that dog of youra i<’ sail iUburt »"-i> ClrWuau. Cakes you promise me her. Tbs sight of him brought back tbe horror of that terrible seme. She had thought that be wu deed [ and tbe thought bad been a comfort to her. Was every association of Tbe Cedars to be connect­ ed with this uurasUr t Could hie always crossing her path b« an omvu of doom ? Barbara'waa not given U thought., but tbe idea made bur shud- Every Waeron Warranted ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTAOHMEXT. GREATS! IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. ATTORNEY AT LAW* SOLICITOR 15 CUANCEKT. ■>*-• —r Ilarl-.-. * <;»J. rsir'.ttarv, ll»ila*.. Mlfh. eureka:. salute gaggy-""' JAMES CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLI1 Moro JACKSON WAGONS in-wte in Barry County than all othera epiiibiued, yet the repairs do not average • 2.cents bach. Call and see them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hastings, Mich.. May B, 1879. - Hf Buckeye Mower TABLE RAKE! Tn ftit your Grpin. It will leave it in nice compact. Bundle}*, thus rtviiig the wages and board of one man tn Binding, iu com­ parison to any other Machine. In the past three years ONE HI.’NDREDAND FIFfT of these .Machines have ' Wen sold in Burry Coiinty. and May' firs! we had already «old I^ORTY-FIVE to be delivered this seaaoft. This is nearly utu average years’ sale bdt (Yom present appearances four or five car Inuds will be needed to wipply the demand in thia County alone. Ailwh i intend tn purchase u Machine tliid year should/>rder a DOUBLE COMBINED BUCKETE with its PiOTECTED-tEAR STEEL FACED COE­ CAVED GUARDS. ADJUSTABLE BOXES, in fret the best made, most durable, lightest df-aft Machine in the mankeL Also remeniIw we sell the best : Southern Railway SAVE FOUR CHILD WITH The Battle for the Cedars. HORSE RAKE ON WHEELS.S .ND TOLEDO DRYGOODS WILLIAM WALTER. tm TAILOR. Id Empire Block, over Mudge's Store. MILLINERY ! All Work GUARANTEED. >t- j- mw, Carriap., Sin and OmaaeDlal P A I N TER • A. M. Rock's Carriage Shop JelTenon 8L, SwEIT'S H°TE1-> FOSTER'S Lare Kid Gloves the best in the market, p have the lineal Stock of W MICHIGAN BAILROAD a Utwver. Cblaao a*4 Oread ®u»; ’*r«tf* OtatUt—d •uUdm Ritrpai. er Time Tabla. "iQg-st-Bwe- Is wall kreca .nd rM-ut*. t»tefe-ss I am. aisre lbs best»f .««•. • HHErtfitS&E Millinery Goods avurVmiL'ht tn this City. Cheap.' -T* Come and fee me ntul buy your Good* The first hotel in tbeState turedure rates. Tbe Aral hotel in the Btata with Pmaengw Elevator,. Jkav* Urellre Wdroret* ’W* M*4'1 42.00. S2.S0, and $3.00 Per Day, alllUawtslRnta. IwrsU.tare. OB«, dUnla*»—uttW.. ««!'■: S«r. Ctmu «Un lOeaaterraiu UrtnluiBalDiiuii-iuBiiliaiBi ..l-.JSAX.-f''------- CENTS WANTED GREAT WORK EPFF A VALUABLE INVENTION. JT XwAiAii the world RKNOWHED WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship I* equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as oleqantly finished as a flrst-claaa Plano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT 8EW8 ONE>FOUKTH FASTER than other machines. Its capacity la unlimited. There are mors WILSON MACHINES sold In the United States than tho combined sales of all the others. The WILSON MENDINC ATTACHMENT for doing sll kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. ^*4 827 & 829 Broadway, Now Yorkf New Orleans. La.| Cor. Set* & Msdjor Six.. Chicago, IBs.; and Ban Francisco, Cal* For Sale by aU Firtt-Clan Ikialen. HISTORY if tte DNIKD STATE cd that th* friends tiad would be uneasy telegrapbodYb them And vhe^Sd oh Mr. Wylie. ; < To fo CL»ri»reJ), • Literary Notes. VUlUpUfelntU&Mlk. fcaa N. 0. V. Barbara began to understand that she bad been mlaukes, and for Victoria's sake beret into tear* “1 think 1 am not she rejoiced greatly , and at las: she was much hurt,” she added, between her sobs Mr. Victor—tbrk was bt-slood hrei made Icily asarc that the maoter of Tbe Barbara returned his aalution, and ho Cedar* rer.d naught for Victoria. tiling fur a moment Theo h« buret out. isUekntcd the pace of hi» h rrw. riding “Is it poasibld? Mbs Lindaley 1” One aftetnoon he ettne. and. as it hip ••Tee, a is paeriblo”, Barbara murmur ; along braide her(«ned, fonnd her alone in the parlor. lie i “You are much improved.’’she said. acetcd himself, sod began tn converse : "I am very much au,” raid the arcter but lie grew abstracted in manner, and of The C.dara , "in fart, as well as ever. sretmd unable to keep up h'ts share of tbe "O Mr. Victor ! batten yonder,” eried However. I have not yet driven that sai­ the girl. “ProUMj you can aid auoae oac else. T will remain here until you re turn. Udeed, I am feriing very well.’ Humanity dictated that she ibrold be The Cedars sprang before her. •■Wait, Mm Liodsley," ho endaiwd: obeyed, and Victor hastened back to the wrecked cur. After au boar or so of hard "it is you 1 wish." Barbara's gate sought hiv faeo tjumaiuo labor, hr roiara:! tn Barbara. “AU ha* been done that nan be." ha iafdy- His eyre were gireming upon her, and ia an instant she read tbe truth. said. "The accident ha* betc. quite a. How terribly she had been mistaken I Her revere one. Soma firm are lost, and act waa lhere; w> Barbara ex cured hcrorif for strength stemed to leave her, and she sank ersl pereona are injured." a time.’ In her owu room the thought into her ecat with a kind of sob. 81.* Barbara was on her tcei. ' presented itadf Io her that she would pre­ lifted bur hand with a deprecatory preture, “How do you feel by thia time?’’ Mr fer to star away.' Victor asked. but the man heeded her not. “Bat I will go down,” alic murmured “Mi- Uridaley, ! love you I" h* cried. ' “Very well," returned th# girl. '‘AO the injuries I have reneivurf are a few firmly. “Tbi* man may halo mo seme “*Will yon be my wife ? . day. 1 am auro I will not take the ’ 8t«ideuly strength amlralmncu* came to braises nx worth meauoning.’ firtt »lep toward raising* feud between ua. No: iny treatment vf bun shall be a« civil Vktpr, under his breath a* I can make it.” ■ • There was a time of waiting, weary end disagrreeble enough, surely, and thee a Tlwtn she weal down, tbo added color train thundered along to their relief. The that bvr ride bad given her still in her dead and wounded were carried on VctirJ chvakr. Th«a gate vf the master of Tbo Mr. Victnr asaisted Barbara into a ear. Cods'* rested upon her edmiringly. How “All ready," was announced. And they ever, she did not notice this, f.ir eho was not looking at biim were once more tn motion. ;After all, Barbara Mt weary and sick. An livur nr two tossed plnaautly enough, and tian Mr Uinvl Caehol took hb iesrcBut that was not the end. It became Ilia while teeth showed ; his eye* biased anpntvnl very shortly that the master of upon bar with a wicked light. Barbara TLo Cedar* bad come to the determination Lindalay could not but ramembor tbe bpnat that had pried to take her lite! \ “Na" abo returoad : "I lore no om elee." Bui a rich, musical vaioe echoed in hor oars, and a pair of eyes msgMHto in ibtrlr Cer oatua before hor for an inetanu She ing the iuvilation wan being dkonaned. spoken truly ; yol a possibility flawed • We eball probably be neighbore u> Cashri through her mind. Her hero, her knight, fur years ; and wo may as well rakirale frieudly iriatiaM with him as not." Then lie turnod to Barbara Lindalay. "Mies Liodaky, will you accept?" be asked. 1 "Lbelwre I would prefer to be exetw•‘I eaeouragv no false Loneu,’ bU the i nd." liarbara returned. girl coldly “I never van. Mr. Cathel.” Then Victoria point idly declared that •‘Why sot r* ba qmMiotwd, mure an [ unite* Barbera would go, neither would grily tluin before. “I bare no marks tip - she. Barhara wu finally induced to give on on to ttaka you hate roe. have I? Let ronseat. Too speak utrongly when you nay that in i And so, <>u the appointed day, they aU all the futarn there is ho hope,—mt-re ■ went to The Cedars. • Good erjoing, Mbs Llndsley.” ha ex Michiiau. Wilk He htld'ttr-r hand ia hie fur a moment, i«n lifted iaau-f lctily to his lipa, and waa me. 1] ' Due* fateihruw tu together T" mused arban. "11 b*jndecd to be my knight. Yet, after all, she was utterly miaUken. Her fear* for her friend were as baaelon u cattle* of air. Victoria fill'd scarcely a ' Strong anna tore away the <Mrii shore tbcugbt of the master of The Cedars. Sumo invited guests came to De Vere s b<r, nod frcah air bier in upon her She Among them was a young man by the I breathed it gratefully, freely. She wwa tunic of VioeeusSbcrwood. He haid met i lift el up, and a hand plneed over her VirtVria before , and she bad impressed him strongly. Now be was evidently very tuucb attracted by her, and his at ned her swiftly away from the wrecked tiutioM were rather marked. Barbara expected Io see the muter of Crain. He placed her down upon a soft, The Cedars angry with fraJouay. She as though you were’badly was disappointed. She saw that the ad­ rd a rich, movie*! wdre. vances Vincent Shcrweod.was making did Bjrbara knew it ia a m •- Universal Croup Remed; DENTIST Juddered again. Only a few days after that, the matter vf Tbe Cedars called at the De Vera man sius once more. A> formerly, a few hours i-iSovml boon parecd.' Night unc i Were spent agreeably enough. But deep­ down aver the earth. Ths train plunged er and deeper w— the imprv—iou growing on through lha darkne—. iu Barbara Licdaley'a heart that aha could ’ All of the incidents that had occurred i never like this mau. When hat cell* be­ while aha was at the Du Vm'i paweJ he. | gan to be repeated frequently, a fear came fore Barbara's oua>arr, from 'the ad ven : to her that nude !.« «>ck in soul. Did. he tare ait hike yiriatS dog to the dedara- ■ intend U make lore to ber awect friend lion <Xtb* mvtcr 5>f Tbe Cvdara The | Victoria? Could there be a possibility I L-rent gray More maoriun, to think of that Victoria might learn to love him ! ' which always thrilled her, because she The very thought filled her with strange l knc*St ibonld hare been ber home, rose ; ' up lefi-re ber tmaginatioa. It pleared dread. Yet why should .U? She had no tangible raaxtn for bar iq iu ' hertdlblek of Tbe Cedars, and enored • ion of tbe master <4 The Cedar*, she I knew. Nutbiag but the esntcoo**-*, cvt*f<**ed u no un/but heraelf. that there ■a* romething fierce, ridbv, tiger like. |, Ktt«l heroelf, xud tbe girl fell into a about the nun; a atareioauisM that would ’idigbtdcae. She had a terrible dream alnre her tn withhold fit-m him any one 'I She .eagioed that the m»ur, of Th* i Cedat> wv» purau'.ng her, bin fxrej hidreiu. ' and diitcrted, the fleeing before him in dren I Suddenly her flight wm »topp--d | bv I. r «>miug to a deep precipice J5hr glac. d <L>wu into the owning gulf below her fret, and behrld bu fierce, vieicua looking dog. his red mouth open, his white, crueLfaaga gloaming. With a wild •enam abc threw bervir from the preci­ fi>r her to say simply that the believe pice, thinking that tbe momter below Him to be shad msu? Loro bad nevi Iwu uprooted in any such manner. Vii loris was gentle and affretinnate, it ws true ; but if she hued swan Wou'd sk log rrrrt, cold cbiib ofterror runntu?over for. The shrirk of the locomotive lad , awak-utd her. There ran a fierce, grating wund Intent her feel, and in an inntant there cauj* a terrific erreli Darktier* •cetn-d to envelop Barban, and she be eUmlng Baetaa papera, thia 1‘re.r Children . Leaniaua . W»«4, with atevw graphic Uh tro- Ilfs by Ml- Humphry, chief laurnclor al Tbe An ft tetaaasM**»f Na. VI. of I �Royce Reaper ! w>. Wdlfam Ll.yJ Gaerfaw fa HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. OppotMoo to all paper intlntion, and ©onxequent deprecia­ tion. In fitvor of a currency of coin and paper of oquil value, and equal purchasing power, the paper convertible wi’h coin at the will of tho holder. WARRIOR MOWERS I Wa*h»oto*, 6. C..' midufabt, fast MWRIIRBinrfLTIHTIIRI 3356 ther detn and -d a ComtitaUoa. WALTER A.,WOOP'S VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES Bettor Time*. bed. They were Wendell Phillip. Garri- D vision wax aubatanually tbe sama bat which recently tarfated Ih* life of Gen. Dix. Q. P. Rowell &. Co's. Col which win hereafter operate kd apportion to each of tbe original riMmaa | i tie auapectiag that he wm talking to one of "Third Division" wan therefore thrualeaod * * * one buiMtn fa to giro a io writing of ail he bean, And a num6cr of others having a good Record. Evervlhii WARRANTED to he the very best of it* kind. Look at the wmpanfa for tbe mteoduction attire intereat ia the ratolviag tbce» intimation*. employed every exertion i money, and tboee without witboat aucere* Hew Drills, Horse Rakes, &c., &C4 ADJOINING THE BANNER OFFICE, Hand bill, and placard. • S. W. LA.NE. the morning. Nobody I rtor of the ------- Hotel. Altbotyh ah. b name, but there they wt. devoted band into eyurt fur violating a etty a very stout lady, tbe awim* very well. ia increasing number*. Before long sit Tbb pink eoatnmo belong, to the daughter pl* hand bill* war* not sufficient. N*w ndiug in th* path twice after hi* arrival, but hl* condition wm »q fable that the strengthen hi. fxilmg power*. __ a. — - - a.—— Anoapolia, Md., Wntex : Breeder for ita chaplain a* it* chief die IMMENSE STOCKS DRY GOODS kverythKc •■-III. XlLLij JSC Ifiatg BroadheiujkAlpacas'in New Spring Shades. to their bathing draaae*, hare cut them off clone u which giro, them a mi great time generally «**•<* of tbe regitr CASHMERES FROM 40 CENTS UP. MY STOCK OF FANCY GOODS COMPRISES everything Ned' partttro was in the nature ot a triumphal the following interesting sketch from tho Kat. aloes a great French Miniatry of the Intcnor, in the Miaiatry c! Foreign .Sail, and public enlighten- -•'tut <\>Uot*deB, Demins, Sheeting, a full assortment. •ao. - •too. - »mx>. family to bit bedside to receive hi* fat etaioed warrior*. and < specially, perhxpx, <lrir intrepid chaplain who waa to air hia CLOTHING! CLOTHING! dve**' Countie* Railway, i« proving it»elf moai popular line between the ing tbe Urpwt mcantre of public travel baa been really wonderful. Tbe comple­ tion of connecting linaa bring, thia route la* night, and breathed |. ■HMMMM by th. dem-.cittaloi frotx which it embodies. take place thrive. William IJoyd Gamaon waa born in Newburypjrt, Maa*., Deceaber 12, 18(M. Hi* father Wax a era faring man, engaged aa th* uauUrr of a rewKl in the XV eat India trade. In early life Willian knew tioo Montreal will soon b* obiviteJ by tbe only povarty and hardahip at a ahocmaker * ag>{*entiee aad errand boy ia Baltimore, where fee went at th* age of eleven year*. I Beturniuc to Newburyport WOOL! and fixed of pnbHcation., and indeed we M . I* | nature and miaeiun ia quite a different light. I venture to aaaert that for twenty year* there baa been no .ingle aocular rat­ to the Black Sea and tbe Vanfad. enunU than tbe at satisfied Thia laat edtuoo reachc* nearly 2,000 Beoningtoa (Vt.) page, aad eoulaiaa full 3,000 eogravlnp. It retain, ail the comprebenaircly treated feature* which raiaed it to ita prereot po , riavary ia Boston, and immediately Plymouth became known a* an Abolition lender. He SouthcartcrD fteilway." Thii joined Benjataia Lundy in editing the bow calfaatad Political Notts. Mr. Wood fa right. It fa a stuffed bal lot-box ia Naw. York or no “Reform." What a matreifiant The Government leu dollar refunding warty 12,000,000* day. Secretary Sherman fa right again. ( LEWIS STEKN. IlasUogr. April 2d. 1679 Washington Block. 4241 IODO Beckwith* Round Oak Heating Stove* nold in Barry county within tin? la*t 4 years. I am the only Agent of the Round ' O.-.k in theiCounty. and can give you the best price*, and ' warrant Xjient in every respect to be the only , Stove made of * The Heaviest and best made Stove of its kind iu the- mirk t Can give many of the very best of testimonials. New Base Burner JEWEL. W. WABBLE. or until Mr. Arthur Tappan, a New York merchant, paid bl* fine of 150 and coat*. In 1831 tbe Libmlor appeared in Boaion with Hr. Gsrriaon at Ibe bend, the paper ..vww wou earn iiicir , . ...--------------—'e— .— attracting general attentioa, and in 1831 bread by aearohiag th* Incoming iumni ol.teakirtedhrouebijrt.x/e.wcarinphcrfargt the .Legialature of Georgia offered a prem- grantatol Casde Garden fa contraband and ,TOWJ drr“. 'h« copper dnaiabfa artiefa, found ihcmaelva in , I «'>-'cpan» of her profaarioo ranged ayate quandary th* other dar wh«a a Frenchman , » compact charcoal or gaa landed, With a good .tog grirriy tear a* hi* »*«’■>' Tke ‘,B« “ her sphere, oompaaioo. Th* effieufa ordered him to H1* «»»»«h of all ab* survey*. Th* tor fanned into flamoi the growing Indig­ other, wfan ah. ia not too much adaorted nation of humanity againM the bondage of in acraimeotal reveries to ignore altogether the colored rare. Io 1835 Mr. Gamaon vu driven into the Bovtoo jail, *a a mean, immigrant objected on of.prsretion agaiewt a j roalavey mob, but of which perbapa the air be continued to vrgc bt« opinioav until the breaking out of the civil war of 1881 changed the great majority of hi* patriotic alyly poking the bear until flie ... countrymen at the North into Auolitiuo- upon bin >am* aad abowad tte'aaaemUagc tea lika hiinacif. In 1SC5 he waa preaent and rejoind *1 the nixing oTlhe flag of an her jroduetion* ar. eery unaatfafactory emaaetpated I’nion above rile battlement* Thi. wan a fair lur European Letter. given a ai-tochow tlaa oAeare didn't act •* tboagh they wasted to taka it up. After oouaid eraHt akittafahiag, however, during which JIIHI U. I®1. “OHJMY^g drags: 1 R.0,TanM. HJXDPLOW'S. HARNESS. ! »ti!l employ the best of Workmen and buy my Leather direct from the-Eastern Manufacturers, and warrant every Strap and Buckle frilly. Yours Respectfully, H. A. GOODYEAR. Pay* tho highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmt-rs Pro­ duce. rannertt will do tvell to conMih Mr. Crassy Ircfim- purchaging any of the aln>vc u:•tides, tit his Elevator, corner Of Bniadway and Railroad Street* nastiug*. April, 2. 1879. 49 ACtUlljl *|-UKAI> AMD Ciact.'LATlo* or ooeikfiurtc FL'nu&tTtnxa. Tba following ia ex-Governor Bagley* NUTICTmw WKITtSOTIMO fcUCMIME CO, CLtVtt-AND, OHIO. AU DRUGGISTS PIONEER STORE I IMPORTANT The Itrii» Miami Ceipaij C1.OTHI2STCT feu’ Yoilta, Boys aid Mini bar wrong* and diaappointmrote, that a Ctlfant and aytnpathetw jury awanfad her •5,(WO fa th* healing of her iajnnea. 11 ABPECIALTY. wic-eienl ADMIMUTTRATOH** SALE. L. J. WHEELER. fafa fa 1155,228. IHCMEST BEWMB Cheap Homes In Michigan, UnUI 1KTRATOR*a SALE. "B’liiiS; fiLL Buy West Meriden, Conn., nt aam Mr* « m J. L. REED & CO.’S LUMBER Radix. To-tby tbe opinion Sim IILLAIS Davi. Sewing Machine. Ifaotxtrd Crook Th* Republican State Convention of party. Jewel Range 62 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cook 50 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cottages 10 sizes and kinds. Jewel Todd both Parlor and Cook. Reaperand Mowers. acna and diaungufahad alaiexmeo. body auggesu that, laatead of doing that, 1879. they tend him no to Wall xtrosi.'-He Social wta would, cf course, fieri delightfully beta .hipped to the boy*, which we copy tian Within the MM 12 moctha billa, placard*, and pamphlet*, ot a revolutionary The Drrw, May 13,1879. Bor* >—Il it a good while ago, but I very nutneruoily brought in New York, andoflhoro which bar. bean instituted few have been productive of anything trouble and axpaoao to the plain11 fli. Tlie finest finished Diving Flue Stove ever before brought tn this market. Warranted to be better arranged and more -saving of fuel than any other Diving Flue’Stove aold. LIME. HAIR, STUCCO, CEMENT. • BRICK. 1 have the largest and best selected Stock of Stove* ever before TILE, . brought to this County. I CAN lead, and I am bound to sell them LAND PLASTER nnd can and will make the Ix»we«t Prices, call and sec for yourself. . PUMPS. PLOWS, a-LTIVATOR*. IOVBUESHoVKL PLrtWN. known at Nihilist*, and in •2,725,101 1 have paid Cash for my Goods and can make the very lowest prices. ’ • j Ilaation. band. bemiaph ■ •Sir JJ’l. whole ia maguifioent, including a* it does the ;vaBey of th* Merrimack river, Lake Winniperaukre and iia eentxeting beyv, Matophronagng Jake and the Cbambly vaDcy. r CARDING at 2.000,<X» th* rfa/.l If that French gvunnand had a little «xperieoe* dining In Washington he would teain to aay that. "to dine in perfectio* the aupcn ixion of a wonuo u indirfcnribk.** TTiro* demonatrauve lec­ ture* wil do much good if they aucceed iu teaching ux that th« baaia of all good and fareright of fbe fate President Lyoa and General Matager Dodge cf tbe Ba­ taa, Concord x»d Montreal Bailroad of Preaident Ilaynr.nd of tbe Ifaaumyaic that cue riavwahip owner brought nit for TBIIU^IHnjJRIIIllHIK. agaiajprepaircd tn du ■j: committee and the HATS AND OAPS IN THE LATtST STYLES. IM I IM 11 WOOL below Concord NSW IN DRESS GOODS. Stft<riNGB IO CENTS. privately arranged that in tbe aham fight, which wan to form a part of tbe festivities, tbe Canadian troop* were finally to f^ve ned him exseediogly, and, a. be rallied from the fin* acute attack ia a day or two, bb friend* declined to gire any certain in formation. Lail Thuraday a lelapao came, and Mr. Garrfan wax again cumpletely preetrltcd. On tbe third day ain from New York, where he has purchased an vnrr iBiTAUC BALSAM tbe bmfaidc. Eaxtem Travel. , i in tbe capital uaelf. Suddenly, in St. Petenburg there appeared the chief organ of the Berulutiu.ary party, a paper whteb are lighter, their flash hex fax solidity, and in foolhardioaa* aurpareed everything that they are more buoyant. Here b tbe habit ot Mr*. ------; feel the weight of it; ycu Two weak. i . remoTcd to Mr*. Villard* apartments, Liable to EMIHKNT DR. H. R WALTON WAGONS �Tytl(rn>tUtml Byt/liif Wish The thanks of the High School are due to Mr. Fred fuller for a number of Geological specimens ineluding eaura »«y fine cryautb of Sdenite. the beat, aad always complete. Tiro Wdylaud base ball club era tu play the Ilaa^ms* dri> oo tho Fair ground this ray on Friday next. Aaodmtuiuu fas o f ten cvnu will l-u rliMgcd gnntlcmcu, ladies dfo not aos U, 1m*i, ia reported to be but twenty aivntha rid end weighs 122 potted*. Lance* Kcnfitld ia still auflering from a felon. He ha* had the Anger lanced five or six limes to tho bout, and ho deriar* bo has anffcred more than ho would had he had a limb amputated. Bond filed and letter issued. Haute of Solomon Moulton, docoued ; warrant aad inventory filed. 9:30—Reports from AuxOiaric*. May 23d—Eiuto of*Peter Mowry aud 10.00—Paper, “Zaai a Divine Cdm Jacob Mowry, minora,; order appointing aid," by Mrs. Oustie Thomas, Cannotu- Peter Mowry guardian, enterwl. Bond Many rice black bate are token out of Gunn L«ke with hook and line, and one party caught a very dice muaealunge a few days aince ; m naya Mr. Geo. Bunco who paid u» a friendly eall oo Saturday la*t. Then: will be an Ice Cream Sooal, Grand Rapid*. given by Mrs. Df. Lathrop and Mrs. Report* from Auxilierie-. Hrimos al the reaidenee of Mr*. Lathrop, Reports of Committees. Messer Bros, have Jtul received a car on Fnday evening of thia week. All arc Election of Officers. load of Threshing Machinta. cordially invited to attend and participate. John Dyer. of’XhangeviUc, has a pair Ono of the firm of tilling Brea., book 2:00—Devotional Exercises, led by Mrs. of Llack bean a year rid. makers of Kalawiaxno were in tbe city G. M. Cole. Wheal baa rommcaoed to bead, so a yesterday for the purjxwe of making a 2.30—Paper “What Christianity has contra-t with Messrs. Cwk & Sheldon to done tor Women. Mrs; E. Robinson, Laget-them up a new tai of abstract book*. Paper, "Woman’s Work iu the Future A change in the time of trains oo tbe James Chuke Esq., has built an addition Central railroad and all. ita branches occur- of MiarioM," v by Mr*. D. F. Barnes, . to hia residence on' Market Street. 1 ed ou Baoday last Tbe necessary corroc- Grand Rapids. Question Drawer. TIou Ixandar Lapham of Maplo Grove Murionary I-jUers, and Poem. is building a new bara 30x10 feet. Parting Words. Rev. J. Merrifield, of Concord, Mich . Appropriate singing interapersed daring made tu a very peasant eall on Monday are finishing up hundreds of grain erad Im the meeting. A go-ri aitendasre is daalred, and every body knows that tbe Pricier i cradle cannot r.p beat Their sign is a , profitable time ia anticipated. [ ctiile nailed to the peaX of Hewer' shop I Michigan State Band Tournament. on Apple street. It ia getting.pretty late fer corn plant­ Patten the frail man baa put up an ing, yet there are aomc who hare cot yet awning over Lis store door, and it la to planted. answer a double purpose. Besides auswerChat and Burna Messer are making iota mg tbe capacity aa an awning, Lo utilize* compcriteriN. Over Fifty bands have sig­ of ariea of the Buekvyc Rcapera and the lop ut it for keeping sad displaying nified lha inWktfon of attending. Arrange : house plsnu on. nienta have been made for the aceommodarioii of 20,000 visiter*. Aside from | vu a very turbulent and prufuno body. (be attraction of tbe Tournament,thia trip trill be a moat enjoyable one aa Fort Hu­ The Bourbons, however, succeeded in de­ ron is one of tbe most delightful plocra tn ’ resting the coaluiUnials who labarad lo gel Michipn as a summer resort, bring situat­ ■ill be postponed to next week Thursday i a Greenback er <i( Republican antecedents ed immediately at the foot of Lake Huron Steamboat Excursion* and Regattas on the evening. magnificent walers in front of the city will | Treasurer Liehty has purchaacd the I The Granite State Vrrt l\'ut b« arranged, affording iu the interval* of Franklin T. Campbell residence in the j Speaker RandaU'a baekbune is not quite so the Tournnmcut programme full opportun­ I prominent U that of Prcrident Hayes. A ity for other recreation, and a view of aotau I profeaacd hard money maa. his casting Of the finest lake and river acetaery in i rote was exercised the ether day fur the , ! extreme depreciated-direr men." John W. Doxe? is building a bouse iu ■ It has been several yean tince there ' the first ward, cn the corner of Thorn audI • hu been te much building and improving Elimbeth streets. • going on in our city as at present. Casar, The Thoraa of thia city will play a itimtaarem much better, and c.nfiJenee game of B*»e (BJi at. Mid^evillc on hu been rrUorcd lo burincas men who arc Thoraday aftcrooohr / now not afraid to reuture into btuincns. Tho .croquet factory hasro near abut down that there are but a very few bands beginning to talk of it. Lewis Stem lias a mammoth Meek of dry goods which ho ia selling at low figurre. Go and sew for youraclros. Robert Manhall Esq., and wife af Prai­ rieville were virittng at Hon. D. R. Cook's the latter part of last week. No excuse for tramps these days, lor every man who deaim to work, ran find plenty of it to do at good wages. Frixldio Underhill who Urea open tho Highlendt can be recn titty morning and 1 after school in the afternoon, working away manlike ia hia'father's garden. Ho has a model garden, and the boys of our cjty would do wdl to pattern after him. hrttars ail-JrvwH la tba fellowing |wr»ua POWERS iRE YOU GOING TO PAINT? U. Lead, Oil Colon, Varaiahra, Braahew and Kalsct WILL YOU DYE ? Stolfe cheap* lhaa any plane in the cky, in any quantity. i granted. ' • ■ mriiuii ccit>il tiiLioiu. Estate o( War. Wren. deeenacd; claims i against said estate heard in part. May 23d—Estate of Curtis Parry, IL- Svartsaa. ' 1 ! IS 1 2 »r„.. " IF. sliS 3! , Ifetete of Sxmuri Yeung, doecued; I liocote to aril real cctat- granted. • I EaUto ut Sarah Ilin*, deceased , frder appointing W. H..Merrick administrator i and W. F. Hick, and L. Rasa il apprais! ora entered. Bond tiled and letter uawd. Estate of Charles A. Parker, dweaacd ; I order appointing Daniel G. Filkina adminiitrator and George Yerkey and Fred.. Hecht appraisers, catered, tinier of allow- 1 aolxi to widow and of having claim* before I; uill 5 Bucklen * Arnies Sslye. The b«M ealve in the world for cut*, bruise*, sores, ulcx-'ri, silt rheum, tetter, chapped Landa, chilblain*, eorna, aud all kjada of akin eruption*. This Saltc u guaranteed to give perfect autbfatrioo in every eau or money refunded. Price 25 criita per box. For aafo by Rnaeril Brut W»,». J.nrti-js tSH-*, hi II'12' Wlieat, Wool. Coni, Potatoe Butte) Pork, Hams, Michigan Central Railroad. 8SOB BAPIM DIVISION. DETROIT. Plaster, Lime, Hair, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s tho place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. LOOK Kill Buckley, P. Pcrkim, F. B. Whitney, 8. B. Champion, IT. B. Sanford, 8. 8. Wattle, R. F. Cleveland, C. F. Harper, L. F. Three mil bo a maetriag eftbe Ha Fite Department al tho Eagino . A J e|- Whalen, <?. One week from next Saturday, June 7th,'R. B. Mtnarr. Esq., of Middleville, is to make a grand “Delivery" of Burtrye Raapeai and Mowers. One feature of the day, will be a present cf a splendid "8aL key Sinai Tooth Hone Bake," which om among the number of Buckeye pureharers wUl be lha recipient of by drawing, h i ■Bl bo a gala day fur MiddlcnlleA> “w, flags etc , are to play and were to licit all. PERFUMERY IN BULK. —.. .ZNW(2Kk 1L phrk, a stalely mansion, grnrra of limber, and above all, the moat fsmoua racing atablre ia America. There rural esublishmcuUi contain aoatc/of the finest and fleetcat horaea io tba wJrld. Among them Bro. Strong, of tba Nashville Jfcare^ claimed recently that when a certain aide rack ana finhhed that the R. R. Co. ware about to build, would giro Naabviilo more riding than any pfeoo between Grand Raptdaknd Jackson would hare. Now Bro. Strong, how long is the new riding to be T Will It reach 2,703 feet ? If so it will equal that of Haatiuga, if not, will not. Tbe aiding al Nashville a( present ia 2,146 fret, and that of Hastings ia 4^49 fret, bring 2,793 feat more than Naehvillo has, end more than any HE HEATHAN CHINEE la a great mknu&rtnrer ^flaper, but H would astemuh him te *« the fine pap*, which we aril by tbe quire it a^fral nine Tinto otrea Elegant Boxes, abo Novritiee in VMt- i is 5, IS IS- Bate Ball. Hold your temper boys, don't get auxiau, there will certainly be a circus and menagerie hero before a great while. When Happy Goerge asks you for mon­ ey to aid In eclcbrsting the Fourth, ofrn ynur heart Dad purse and baud nut a potd DO NOT PAY efountU you ate the nets me an; selling a* strictly tba Fbofeaate «p«i place tn tbe State to buy Croquet, aa wa do no* have to ! irijing at FACTORY PRICE. is Is is tog held at die Court House on Monday evening lust to diseon the propriety of erici* of this eytapany food foam J awe -Uh cbratlltg tbe footing I'uoitb ; >mi what. to 7th iodiMive, at the extremely bw rote of 13.W from Charlotte aad all Mationa port of eriebra ling. A committee of iLrw wort of Lansing lo Port Puron and re were a}>putated to adieu subacriptfoos for turn. the purpoM of purchasing fire works sod To those wiabicg a few days of recrea­ tion and pleasure we can conceive of no defraying expsaare generally. There is to! belter or chusper opportunity than thia, bo another maatiag this evening at the and thu Chicago A 1-ake Huron Railroad Court Hottjc alien th.- cirtnmitteo will re I Matron aad has sold in ril thia i over fifty. BARLOW, ®ass i filed and letter issued; David G. Robinw.n I Denial Striker tod John Q Creasy appointed as Commlssunera to boar cleinir. Special adminUtrairix files her account . and report, aad is discharged from her Thu following ia the score uf the game Barry Conuly. Mirk.. May 37. 1879. Edward Hieka.ui. Emma Naylor, Wil­ of Bare Bril between the llutlnga and liam Tencyck and N. C. Wood. Battle Creek eluba, played al Battle Creek on Friday last. Mcnra. lUberto and Hotehki»< hive au Hattixih Bask Ball Clvu ad. in thia Usue of the Bs.vnn which our reatjen will do wdl to rood carefully, aad then c*U at the Drag Store and make Wo are told, but cannot vouch for the your' purehsana, as they always hare a truth of tho Moertiou, that there are nme large and splendid atoefc from whioh to aa. doctor* ia and about Cedar Creek. dtJaK- lor Governor, and Bepreoeulativo Tout EwUg' for Lkal. Uureraor. Tin raru.-r is i»Jt aulh.tis- d, but the fact that W. K Berber U about <■» remove t-> hia it it drcuLtc-1 indicates (he Democratic farm North of ll'.« irt-n bridge, aud will extremity/ * twat hia city premises to route responsible Specimens of. rock from Minabaha party. Falk MinacoJa, and aUo jaarewof a Mill Wedearn by way of 'ho Vcrmontrilln : Stone tro<a om of the atoorc of the lartta Hawk, that frost and dry weather baa I Mill that exploded at Minneapolis last injured wheal to quite an extent in Maple year, were received by us yesterday from I Mr. Cbsriea Mixar, for which bo will J. J. Parkins, E»| , altar having sprat pleitc »cc«pl our hearty lhanu. several wqdu in Ohio, visiting relative® Ou Saturday lost an elderly lady by aad friends, has returned to hie home io the name of Myera waa found dead, sit­ ting upright in her chair, at her residence The Odd Fellows of Prairietillc have on Apple street. 8hp had been au invalid their new lodge room nearly completed, f« the last nix yrare, and her death was and weiU dedicate lha sameia about a wonk not unexpected. 8bo was buried the fol­ lowing day, Bunday. or ten days. Orlia L Smith, late of tho rieveuth Ex-Sheriff Creasy, Norman Briley and Michigan battery of light artillery, now of "Happy George’’ »r«th® committee to Clear Creek. Gntn county, Tenn., wants rrirn money for defraying expenses at the tbe addrcsMW of Samuel Miller, John Dugan, Ttmolby RrigUm, Henry Hapcns Writer Slocum, Peter Shaft and BradUy Wo bars a law package* of thAo beauti­ Fanebxr, all formerly of tbe eleventh ful gilt edged railing cards ye* left. When Michigan battery. you desire a nine Job of cards, eall al the Lewis P. Cric the Thorn Apple Uks tLurxn nice. Mr. Waller Spalding, tme of the Croqun* firm, but a resident of Chicago, is spending a few days in Lba city, looking owr tbe croquet works. Fiwklm T. Gamplwll baa purchased from Mrs Holden lh^ Old Holbrook farm adjoining Tommy Altoft, and taken k 0680 . last waa welcomed by everybody. Hay 7th— Estate of Lydia H. MUlar, a minor; petition for license to Cell real relate filed. Order for hearing enured fee June 4lh, 1879. PUZZLE. May 10th—Estate of Pttar Mowry and Jacob Mowry minora ; petition fee appoint­ CTcmonl Smith, Hasting*. ment af guardian filed. . Response, Mrs. N. Northrop. Grand May 12ib—Estate of Thomu Dillon, iUptds. Deceased; order adjourning bearing of pe­ 3:90—Synopsis of Last Meeting. Mrs. tition for allowance and for discharge to W. Harford, Muakcgoo. Appointment of committees Reports from District Ofioei Paper, •‘What of the Night" by Mrs. >1. Howard, Grand Rapid*. ordered t» be given purchaser. Paper "Missionary Literature," Mrs. L. May 17th—Estate of Jefferson Fighnor Fdkner, Grand Rapids. 1ijecoeaed; order adjiurainj; hearin- of the Addresses from Fraternal Delegates. | |4titUa to ptuse will entered. I'cnoari Greetings. Krtate of William A Udril, dcrca-M ; 7:30—Devotiunri Exerviare, kd by the last trill daerewtd, proved and ad­ mitted to probate, bond ffed sad letter 8.00—Addrcaao«,Misa Gertrude Howe, a returned Missionary from China, and inventory issued. House and Lota for Sala. • Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop, State Secretary for Corner of Broadway and Court Streets. Eatato of Elialia C. Slocum, deceased ; One of the moot desirable Lmatfeaa iu tbe Michigan Conference will of drcaaed admitted lo probate, and City. Will bo sold al a bargain. Enquire Orinda L. Slocum appointed executrix. ..t r St httcarif a wife, ao rumor has it. Wm. Burgher Esq. is rupririag *»d renovating kia residence on State street. I The rain that fell on Sunday auwning J G. RUNYAN & SON Wo bare placed Z. B. Willison iu charge of a stock .ol Groreriea lo aril fer us at hia old stand in Hustings, Mlehipn, Said stock conaiata of Sugars, Teas, Ooffees. Spires, Tobacco and Cigars, Crock­ ery and goods usually kept in grocery Moren. They will U sold at bottom prices. Call aad are for yourarirrc. Doc. 18, 1878. 34— J- Houow 4 Sos. The HuntlagdMi (Pa.j Monitor, of April 5th, 1877, pronounce- thia Cramp­ ton's Imperial Soap lha bort ip th* mar- |CHICAGO ket, aa follows : Reader, we don’t want you to auppean that thia it an advertisement and pass it over unheeded. Read it. We want to direct your atlration to tho advertiaraicot , of "Crampton'a Imperial Soap." Having used U iu our offioo for die past year, wo can recommend fc as the bcM quality of soap in um. It is a rare thing to get a soap that will thoroughly cleanse printing ; ink from the handa, “ but Crampton's Untx GAITERS, SLIPPERS, AC, I IB! IIC8MI BUUOU ilKiESESraL* re CALF SHOES, have touts very fine New York Perfernery which you unn buy ia anv quanSOMETHING NEW, NICE AND LASTING. �'JED US BEtlASlE. 1» IT CUMBLE? OR NOPAY. Ladies bali ajnuw- eream .©lor, odd f'tar pounda U yellow ochre. For a fawn color, take four pxronda of A bachelor cynic remarks that U is sing­ amber, one pound Indian red, and Oneular bow early in life a child gains thv half pound kmpblaek. reputali.n of resctnUing the richest aud Tu make tbu waah gray or atone eJur, best leaking cf his relati.es add one ^ouodriw umber and two pound. “Ma," raid a kittle gi>l, “if you11 let mo arome fiaody.ril be good.'’ “My child," . The color may be pat oa with n «om- j so), responded the miber, "you mon whitewash hruah, and wlU be found I should not be good for pay; yoa should be mueb more durable than oommun white-1 good for nothing." f ’ sag® IT CAI BE CUBED. color which wq think ah’uuld surer be used exoep* ufna building, a guud deel surroun Jed by Um, ao re lo prevent iu gUr.. we THIRTY .^r to Twfcv TI; rrUoL ass,“5rKS A LMPUCiTED CASE. ItaanUolto. : 'IS KBS'S A lady tuid her little noo, who waa tearing for something lo eat, lu wail until breakfetf. With a tear in hia*rye, be burst oat: "I just honestly sorest linen think you're a step-mother! •' THE BEST LINIMENTS The srish falls often warm upon my heart that I may learn nothing boro that 1 eannot eootioec ia tbe other world; that I may do nothing hero but deeds that will briar fruit in heaven.—[Richter. •r ^WUNSW fee, chocolate and lemonade waa nerved,but no wines. This was a jilensaot feature even to many who partafe of wine when offered, end Mra. Hayes received warm en eomhims for Moding by her principles. Speaker Randall, whu«c temperance views are well known remarked to her with gal­ lant bluotneri: *1 like your pluck In thia mailer. '—[North Western (fhrutiaa AdnttUr, March ISlh. Tbe Augusts, Georgia, Ckrcwicfe s leading Democrsuc paper, sap Tne exI'rcaident uf tbe Coofoteracy hu tbe sae red trust of not dishonoring ia his own person, by u craven petition fi>r forgive nres, th- holy cause of the South, which, though trampled upon ia not Jost.ami aev er shall be, “while there’s an echo left lo erament, aoj it ia vital to-day, beta tod •crore tba mighty waters, ia the hearts of (nomen. Shall Jefferson Daria ask par don fur that, and in a boadaaua’a key ? Forbid k.Almiehly God I The worst thin ft that eonid befall the South would he ao shameful a degradation io the pervou cf Mr. Daria ; and the beat thing that cab happen for Mr. Dark ia lo be staffed out hr a MMMtntioa of Radical spite and only anxious to repeal the election lawn bocunae they Mud in tbe way of their snceeia in 1880. He rtmember.' tbe time within tbe pest twelve jrsra when both Draw orate and Republicans requested the peereace of troops al the polls io New York in order to prevent di.tnrbanec, and soya what everybody clou who is bonret saya. that not Inng like a fair and honest droti^o was pesribbt here till tho present -t - < ld«M - - - ~ • - - ‘ » BEST OFITS KfflD. ss?jB S c.:;i ' r.nrraaxwcM. U •.'KtoWv.a. Xi £*„SWrc.“ CHICAGO G fOTMCBIGAJi RIM COMPAS MEXICAN Ba W » ti Itoiu. Uirerj Btoteft BOOKS^MILLIOK . 1 Ur^L-l l.al J'. : B LINIMENT <» «M 1» rxjr.ic-aa/rTH Malioda. - 1 NICHOLS, SHEPARD I CO. UraeU K»r,d. “ 5sS-..tw a.neK»ia-*u>«»*«». Clurac* ’fiautas reaulr. »tra»i Visit A.TOK. THRESHING HACHINERY. w«y yew *"■ * QVK rarh^e Saraw VlirwS,, faetera. qp tiwnnwg r»~>ise v»f»— tsM wire Qiuxv Baton out era Mattle Ito atos. THE BEST N".A-. ’ sSS.'tSSs LINIMENTS cf to^X-Ti<T:;: SS .' • aWMUVa. «« «s>ra Mjxteaer IV.ra i, I la ware u tto tel. U lkw to II, at .aw m>.x0 to ilMuw. .to u« • anisarksyra rt'to fU*. la ray. «r tllte.a It..,.,to .to Furxa-Uia wmto) ;; yssig: jget ~rc ?0B KAK 02 BEAST. (SEAPEST BXK-STCRE >"’—uusa nuaws iteet^ at mg pjjjn a: ca Remedies Worth Trying. Tl>e Pari. oormpooden: of the Rotten CL infer, referring to hia recovery from a dangerous illneuv, nays: I mention thia illness that I may tell you how eaaily I waa eared. I waa bent double. 1 could not breathe. My physician ordered me tu t|ke a flat-iron and heat it aa hot aa 1 could bear ; pat a doable fold flannel on tbe painful part, and more tbe iron to and fro oo the flannel. 1 Tat eared aa by eu chaatment. My doctor told mo that some time since a profeneor io one of out'eollef. bi, after suffering aro>e daya with cental, gia iu the bend, which he liitnaylf bid tried to cure, aeat for the former, wno prescribed a hot flat-iron. Tbe next lime the doctor raw the pro&eaor, the latter ex­ claimed with tcoek anger: -I really shall not pay yor any foe! What’ I had no aoooer applied the bested iron to my head than inxtaatly ell pain vanuhed I That ia aa simple m good day; aurely yon cannot expect a fro tbr it I" My pbyaician waa aummoned recently t^thc bedside of a uZuStu 1 MUSTANG tl rarre-ktoeuMiitea etav. all <■ . "ssrsax,; 1 e4a .fer VrSt Mates*. ftncu.. ’ ’t W » vioualy vhiltcwaabed, verane away all that The iuilowirig answer was rro»atly given oil! cume off aud waah with a aolutioc of to aBcxxmin-r al an examination : "What white vitrioi- two ounces ia a {nil d water 1 be vitriol will bo deeuenpoeed, forming do you know vf life palriarebal Adam?*' “He was the father of Lot, aud bad two tine White end platter of Paris tu wtiah wires, HLhmrie,and t'other Haygur; one kalacmiue eaariy ndhetee. It ia impellent tu dtaolve the ginc in a hut water balh.lbi became a pillow of rail ia the daytime ami . The, entertainment of the Waihiogton if scorched by iiv great heat its lawity dipkwmtic com at the PrreideaUaJ niax- the ether a pillow of fire st eight." ia impaired or destroycd. ikra bat week »u an event of vntuual A little 1’ortl.ud girl recently tretifiid importance. Eight hundred aud fifty in- innocently' to tho life uf drudgery experi­ vitetiuns were united, and there were filly enced by! the avenge "queen of the b>.u-e that number prerctii. The Nnw Yort hold '. who docs her own Work. Ifomrtmdy that her family shall be kept tu full health, Tri/nou gives a good accnunl of the gstbthan that she should have all the faslii.n. eriux. from which we quote as follows able draaoe and sty lea uf the times. S'.t ‘Cui. Casey and Mr. Webb Hayes made therefore secs to il, that each nacr.Ut of tbe nreeenutiotM. Tbe diplomatic corps her fomily is supplied with enough ' Hap < in lull regalia were present. Their rn BittAw al the first sppeanor.- uf any trance into tbe rest parlor in a body at The «mall boy of a clergyman in Port eymptoaa of ill health, tu prereat a fit of 8 13 p. M., beaded by Sir Edward ThoenUm, wearing the red ribbon of the Balt, land M ; was detected by hia mother in rlckuiaa with ita attendant espenar, Carr waa a fee pegeaat. Seoor Zijnaoona. of the act of "oraameming" with hia jack-JI and anxiety. All women thunk! cr»r<>< 4*3 Mexico, aud hie anile, repreteWiog an they knife a coaly inlaid U'-lo by a doeply c-.it their wwdoiu in thia way.”—Hi do an American Republic, wore tbe ordi­ carving uf his ideal atwmboat. A day'or < nary drees uf ritjacna. Tbe Cbinroe min­ two later tbe lady taw' hint from tbe door ;i Senator Kirkwood, of Iowa,'is ered.trd ister and bis alleedsuta wore native eoi- 1 joking with admiriar eyre at hia partly ‘ with "tying "that be thinli there are now luwi, with tbe pcnrock'a leather and the completed work and h< ard him sigh : “By ' only four Republic im who have any jr Vermillion button adorning their eapa. George, I wish 1 bud pot the smoke-1 pect of uominaiiua for tba presli-u.y , These are Grant, Conkling, Blain: ted Tbe rone of Brasi! and tbe liUin of France Mack oo before die liekal me." If Coagrtssmco Luna la jua: apolling |। Waahburoe of IHinoia. Gen Gtatr, l.c were otMspicuoau in the pageant, as abp tbngctgeona uifiras cf tbe A-iati ian Rm>- for a fight he might gird up hia warlike II thinks, would be the Mr. tigrat mao, Lut siaa,Turkish and other hgstioos. Tbe loins and go oat and give Sitting Bull a {be is himrelf strongly dadiaed toward wife id tin French minister, robed <mqn»- whirl, ff. B. it cot the man to rrfuM lu Mr. Waahburoe, and thinks he would iidy in white, looked tbe emblaoaue ffly aeccnuuodate a gentlemen, who is anxious ‘ of her adopted laud. AU tbe lalim of thn to shout SOBiibvdy, and bis education and I The Lewiston M.nmnl says “tbft « diplomatic fenalire were richly attired. cirilixatitai hare raised him just sLcut! now staled that Judge I’etera cvowtits lo Tba east parlor during tba pevaenlatiuu uf to Coagmataaa Lore's lore! oo far a. ooa-1- the use of hia namc'aa a RepwU.ran ma> gnaata was a magnificent irene. Cabinet arras thettiqatUr and practice of the duel. ' didxte Ox G'lrernur of Maine If aud> ia eeaeurire, distinguiahrd oficen of the —[Burlington lloirluyc. the epfo be will be new mated l>y sccl.au army and navy jusuere of tbenupcemaeourt ScrrtKXi—"Now, John,1' said a father I’ titxi, judging from the unanimity ufscnii and scores of prominent waxlore and memberef aeeoapetried br elegantly attired tu his gnwkey sou, "it i, about time that' meet in bin farurcxpmwvd by ll-frlbliean. of Maine met ia this city aud otherwise ladtee.wer^gn/jpcd around tba central flgbeard from. The deciaratiuti of autb Is not only unanrmuus but emphatic " room a aumptuoua collation waa act Cuf. SEMINAJLPASTILLE" ’ ?. PLASTER • - - Catoai.. rwuarr 1 «U> . .u-u-l »>-—uaawoSaw MaaSae. OLINI Not by quantity but by quality will we be judged in ike red. Theref.rr our gieatc-taiu. ah r aid be at purity, of life and heart, aad getting as many mi possible to join in the wtrk of uviag th-tnaelrea and 1 IBa glue over eight, iu the luuroing p->ur off tbe waler, as it simply' awcllp while aoeting. Add fresh water, pvt it ia a pe>l and art that in a kettle of bailing waUt. When diaaolrcd stir U in tu the whiting, adding enough water to make it, af.rr mixing, of tbe un eoniatcury uf cummori whiunraab. It may be tinted any <a»lur, and It appJied with a whitewash Lriuh If' tbe eelor ia rubbed smooth in a litllo waler and then mixed with the waah il will be IB cxriaimrd ao enrag-d husband to hia bet­ ter halt To which she mildly replied. “Don't, i my dear,'for that was the only happy boor ft hero ever aeea.’' Harper's Weekly pictures a California hoodlum down in the dirt, lookiar with bleared erm at a number of Chtusmeu hard at wbrk. “ Taint their color that I minds' much, mye the noble hoodlum, ‘ it'atbelr (hiel habits I'bjeat la.' • .- FOB JUN 02 BEAST. PROF. HARRIS* RADICAL CURE . FOB SFEBMATOBBHffiA. OPIUM LEGGAT BROTHERS, ■»«Ms fo •».«a«r r—-to... Mart* to Wl ihsreaf: Z-sm: 43 GRBBEL i RUSSELL. 39m0 Uamlfolly angroied Thi. aprafog srtk'r It Mlowed by a nwroful full-pacr pu-tnre bv Ahbay. illoairetiag Harriet a bee. t >-a Virgin Kiaaiag a Koae. Thea, by way »t eec. IrsM. we are takaa beyond the Kat! Hi.ar at tbe 5arth tala the my alariotu land uf aaapiif iaewt distance*—the tarritury at tbe llwdaea Bey Campaay—aad travabi fare la taea aiib the for traders, the half broeda. tbe troppere and their plalurreque lite. Whether pertniy. lag tba eidting teaaea ef barter al a Irultsrpoet, pr foUowiag the Great Xerthteu I'WtH. I iron ia ant energetic anongh. Ho baa aa iron rod fattened in ao ivory bandie. He heats thia nod to while beat t which causes lea pain than red beat) and applies it rery •lightly to the tcM cf rain. flnt ia longi­ tudinal, thou ia latitudinal linct The ap­ plication b ao light that oo trace ia idt, but linre op the cpidermm which an soon effaced. In twenty taiouto. the woman N. Y. IVtbaar up .—Eaten baa walked beck to Ud, and tie third day Havid Ssrrlek. I’nt W. <IIns.Hk.pl dugfiiarj i. Ha gave op hi* fiendish dcs'gna Jordan, X. W. Ellistau______ _ , __ rise aad jumped on Chandler, la fewtea—■assay ■< ihew Mag reproducH - jumped twtoe, fur be jumped off en Hostnd to awkward hands. Three wtska of folat.op hy JfelofutelM.lsnl.u with area more bounce tian ba. ago, oaa of our brilliant artiM waa invited Aaotbar daoeriplio paper, finely Illustrated 1 cm. He chelletgud Chandler'. te ahull by the owner of a chateau in toby Bmsm<<ryfo-U*eeeuadar kia TVuio uboae grnoula there are wild fowl ia ralar Canaan aerlea. traetiag tuc Afarylsad taeo, after they bad been made a trifle abundance He woke tbo morning after hotter than they were in the firm discharge arriving at thia rreileawa’s bouse, with sciatic* ia hia right thigh. The nearest Jump soffit more, Eaten. doctor waa scat for. “I cun do nothing A State exchange sass There ia ao which will giro you immediate relief." The law to prohibit a taaa Oom giving bard snirt is a puient «f my phriciaa. Ho told cider to boys from twelve to fifteen years tbo doctor what to do. The latter declined of age, and get tbra drunk erery few the rospomibility ot soy each violent treat­ days, but be weald be tboagbt better of ment “But I satume all responsibility." by the psrrnto nf three boys if be would do Tbe d.«tor applied an iron bested to white so wo mars. No bum are nrrereary this best, but so awkwardly that the artist has bcm tbe mxa uf a five franc pieoo on hia thigh. Hevw ai-Tcrthelaas cared, and ' TboN'ntioaal A'syraMaeoa sum.-—Bum- enjuyed a week's sport without soother tor Sarpol, of Cabforeia, think, that lha twitaft of pais. Bojabbeaiu will elect throe of tho four (Vagewmea in that State next August Tbe Osfer Bpringv Clipper anyc “the The defecation in th, feet House cmrioted of two Reprumtativea ejected by tU pmperts fer an extraordinary crop ot llepuUMm one by tbe Democrats, and wbret in Michigan vu Deter better sod hr mat will Im fully iwo weeks earlier thia one by tbe IhnwmsM cf Ike Houre usmri Core wen much delayed by bud we*th«.a»d the late ram but a foil screage has been put ia tbo ground Tbe acreage of Spring grain is fair up to the arur<e, and tho <tt jwing crop in fo Air eauNtica. " : Hattinf,, ilicnifiv Sir. “TO rroi> nii-i-int-,. f rm an >»ms. .ad rafire|»« f,,j» f IIO1»‘ '1 MT7'K 1 «4. ATWOOD'S QUININE TONIC IIO1> ni’lTJEIAr The Most Agreeable Tonic and Best Stomachic BANNER OFFICE EVER OFFERED THE PPELIC. it will HOP UITn'EJltH. f|rr*it*" B.7? *|'mm Tit “trlss hop isirr'i’Kitw. NO REMEDY SO GOOD FOR LANBOOR ARB DEBILITY USE THIS BRAND Fori Way nr, Jackson A Saginaw R. R. SHOUT LINE. 1'» bku iHornar to IMIHASAFUIAV, LOVlSVlCLi: AN HFFBCTFAL SPECIFIC ;tft£toTS2rAistSTSSM.t3!sr. SLTJ'L___ ..____... ...___ IMtat war B«> lESase ,.. _ " • uauiinu WASHINGTON, sshioxsfeTsSss ''P .ayrtats.vm.'^a nsx & BE8aTJN the world Cttaaaa cwravv. « A le'rTtSs, a&te&Mittja ftr-AjLiit NEW PIANOS §1'25. PATENTS . isarsc ..k^SSSssl, HOUSEKEEPERS . .^watvaaag*- THE KITCHEN CHICAGO fit LAKL UVROW ask Torn Gnocrri yon � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-06-04.pdf da799d850a38d4cfa94e8f02510792ba PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 5 WHOLE NO. 1256. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS t asp THIS PAPER • « NEW YORK. Toi.1 Jackson Wagon The Mooter of UraMuie*, u> parent th* General with an Arab borae from the Im­ perial Mablra. Aoxrdiogly , namber IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box wt-in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled.in Oil. Every Skein■•set .with the Patent Skein Setter, and “I acknowledge the cor*," a* th* man •aid when be rolled on a ligM boot. Rnaunwetiaa day will bare io take a back anal, tralore thb body-onatehing bam- OXLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT IMSSSJfik* PHYSICIAN A SURGEON win the Itew.r BUek. tUUlitrwUl.iU«,, i VEST MICHIGAN UILBtJ- ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR Uf^BASC^tT.^O^e «r«r B»rU« ^n.^4- (IRBATE8T IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. Mon* JACKSON WAGONS «n u"® »» County than all others Combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Gall and see them nt Ths Bittie tor the Cedars. GREBLE & RUSSELL’S ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Buckeye Mower fin eh! Mr. Baton tu me’ A Nt!. of wino might be the death of you , ___________ , ou cannot hare ii | doubt that ear groat ger-era! trill b* highly Then be turned to Sant, and rail atom ’> । teved with the Sultaa'a gift. TABLE RAKE! To cut your Grain. It will leave it in nice -compact. Bundles,; thus saving the wages and board of one man in Binding, in com- | parison to any other Machine, in the post three years ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY of these Machines have been sold in Barry County, and May first we had already sold FORTY-FIVE j to be deUventf this season. This is nearly air average years sale : but from present appearances four or live car loads will lie needed • to supply the demand in this County alone. AJl-who intend to ' purchase a Machine this year should/.rder a DOUBLE COMBINED \ BUCKEYE with its PROTECTED-VEAR STEEL FACED CONCA.UED CU-UZDS. ADJUST.i£L£ DOXES. i>. fuel tLo boot- inodu, were generally m-trn lonely Mill,—ooHiary most-durable, lightest draft Machine in the market. Affwrenietn* oner, with only tbo nraatw attling down to her we hcII the best partake He afokr thb aestirueot. SAVE YOUR CHILD WITH HORSE RAKE ON WHEELS.^ Universal Croup Remed; BiiOS. DK1GOOIIS GAT BROTHERS. DENTIST Nashville. Hicligan. WILLIAM WALTER. TAILOR, NINE TONIC ost Agreeable Tonic Best Stomachic WFERED THE PUBLIC. In Empire Block, orcr Mudge'a Su re. All Work GUARANTEED, . “1 get to iellius devilishly lonraome *om<tinea, Evan*," Lc aiid. '■You might, marry." eupgrjud Erana. “In fact,Nr. t'aalirl.l im lurpriaed that rondo net. Idararay that any young lady in the country would be delighted to lx mittrOR of The Codtn." A frowh darkened the brow of Erpta'a grily. "1 do not wi»h lobe bothered with any of thorn Lett, I'm txnitire. One of them wonk! Lave cverylbiog in confaaioo rired aaf.ll- • Of courae. Evans, it u aomething to be , mutreaa of The Cedar.," he continued, af ter a momenta pause, “but then methink, •he hat heard of ihcgrval auit of Caabel rwrxi Caabd. Wail till 1 win that, and then I ah-tU woo to a different end. Evana, bend cfotm die ahall be my wife. Ob,ho! 'most any woman would rejoice at tbo tb«»c glarioua cyw ahall beam on me- Ay! duo* of getting Caabol and becoming 1 will cvnquor her yet, by aoctra tueani or f ,r .... mirtrcM of thia grand bld place.'' But Evan* lin'd no tncaaare by which to ■atitnaie the character of aueb a woman a* I Barbara Uodaley. •‘Hare wine, Eram," raid the mailer cf Erery State in the Union except lx»» iana, baa aomo aori of a Sunday law. Io South Carolina the Matae provide* that all peraoan "haring no raaaonable.or lawful excuae " ahall attend acme religiona meet Ing every. Sunday. A little girl rm ____________________A-tUaor Tedion had been finkbrd .he looked up There ie rent for the weary.' However,Mr. Art hue Hrana drank wino lightly. Ho "o all the more danjeroo* a raaral from the fact that he kept hie bead dear, cool,.and aleady. Il w» a aacrilre ou bia part loo : for be liked wino. He no- <• J. MM Caw Sin aid Ornameatal EM EDY SO COOD Mtuoi Ate oeiiutt FOSTER’S Laco Kid Gloves the best in the market, finest Stock of phavo the Millinery Goods ’atont' ever brought to this City. Cheap. Come and see me and buy your Goods Prraidwi E. C. Nickok, ot the Battle Creek achuol board. baa acreed to defray the exyemee of E M. Brighern'e trip to all wiU be well with you." Tbo maet-r of The Cedare kept bia eyca on Dr. Oower for a moment; than he eigbed, clarnd hb eyw, and waa aaleep again. Hia breath inf-------------- J -----lar. Tt»e unnatural Lb face,—laving Ur the gates of death, but vie rotuniing therefrom Mornins dawned and «iU he alept. . At Worth he awoke. Ramon atitl held her ewey. The cbaneo in the diasaac wu indeed rreatly for the better. \ jpr.fWr.Ll a cooMfottanc* of the attettglh ol th* new daimant'a taw. He war fflroed to the be­ lief that unlem rraort should be bld to nm denpcrale meaaa, bb dfoot would be at utterly defeated is th* fotnrn a* be bad llowcrcr.Te did not at that time, gir* FREE* VALUABLE |NVENTIDNWILSON SEWING MACHINE SEKEEPERS roun orocer for IE KITCHEN AND HAND ERAL «Ulb«<a>ul>niu title*. -linrlMrwai, "W-ori 6rw tew. fata, sb.re Kle.alorran. umd m MDnuu-raa it ictiui ^hf^»t(^n<-«lM,laatl iwiaatta »»4 b«ad-«aar- SOAP. GENTS WANTED GREAT WORK. In workmanship la equal to a Chronometer Watch, and na elegantly finished us a first-class Plano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. ST SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER then other machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold in the United States than the combined sales of all the others. The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing ell kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, ghron FREE with each machine. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. JSSS.I 827 & 829 Broadway, New York; New Orleans, La.| Cor. Suit & IU(fi»on Sb., Chicago, Illa.; and San Francisco, Cal. For Sale by all First-Class Dealers. fflSTOBYtftteUlIKDSTATESj ‘■Sant, how long bare I been'iil I ” •‘Deed, Mam Caahd. about eight or utterance to Lb thought*. 'leben daya.I wnathe answer. ‘'Yon I don't know, ’eiady, for I hab n't kept berry elnrn boom ob da time. Ef you bad aaked do doctor, bo could tell you 1 mw, �DON’T .loM t^llrn'Tta 'IM Royce Reaper ! Habtibos, Micb. JtMB 4,1879. PLATFORM. tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. In favor of a currency' of coin and paper of etjual value, originated, with th* following and equal purchasing power, the to it* approval paper ©onvcrtihle with com at The main j-urpiM of the bill the will of tho holder. objections is to ap- civil department, of the Government. The amount appropriated cxseeda, in the aggregate, 18,000,(WO of doUan This BM*y >• needed to keep ia operation th* to lb* Lcgtelatirc, Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill, which we print, in another pjpoo, tn thiaimucoftb* Bambib. Th* Dreaidenl Mate* hi* reason, ia brief s* follow.: 1. BeesMc the bill which contain, tbe grant ot money Macntial to keep in oper stiou the fonctiuua of the grot depart- “guarded and scratintead." If th* power to superriro io any respect whatever the Congrearional elections exist, undor section 4 artiste 1 of th* Constitution,it i* a power which, Uk* *v»ry other power belonging to the Gorerumant nf th* United Slates, b paramount end Mprtme, and iodud.v tho right to employ *th* necessary mean* to number of dauac* wholly foreign to such a measure, which hare been tacked to it by Congrwfor tho purpoee of depriving the I Executive *f hi* eccrtituticnal right* and right to the free exertiaa of its own discre­ tion and judgment touching aucl. general tegwiatioa, were *X forth in the sporial tncsaagn ha relation to th* House bill No. 1, whieh wa* returned to th* Hona. of Keprroentetive. on tho 39th oflart month. 1 regret that th* objactioa* which were 3, BeraMc ibe eteuse* of tho bill then expCMMd to thi* mXbod of legisla­ tion bar* net Bocm«d to Congrro. of suf­ referred to, amending and repealing tbe ficient weight to dissuade from thi* existisg election laws, white they admit, in a vague and feeble manner, the right of tnenta ia an approprutio* biM, and that my rocMitutiooal duty in rrepect to th* general lefialatfon thus placed before me clectioM, deprive it of the power to inter­ cannot be dbcharged without Memiog to fere in a manner to protect ertuena iu delay, howevre briefly, the neomsary their right* a^d to prevent fraud. appropriatiou* by Congress for the support 1 Becatue the hwtery of recent of th* Government. Without repeating detains* in the large cilie* prove* the three objection. 1 respectfully refer to that m<*age tor a rtotetaent of mf view, on nsesmity of Federal ropervision and tbe the principle* maintained in debate by th* cnforeerarul of tbe existing law. in order advocate* of tbe bill, via., that “to with­ to laws fair election* and to prevent hold appropriatioui is a cokaiitutional tho** glaring (Had* which, if allowed to Bwaaa for the redrew" of what the major­ be repeated, will render free government ity of tbe House *f Kepreseutative* may regard as s “grievance.". impcaribte. It will be sees at a glance that any one of th* reasons noted above afford* ample ground for the veto of th* bill. Taken a* a whole the objection* of the President to tho clause* of the LiH repealing the elec­ tion law. leave the taajeritJ no tenable ground for farther attempt* to 'repeal proeeo./nrvcfe of the most positive and outrageous nature. It is adnrited that the existing law. are .efficient to prevent thar repetition. Tbe beat sentiment of tbo country, it* conscience and patriotic intel­ ligence, in all partis, demand free and fair election, in all part. of the land. That sentiment, and tbe people who entertain it, who are a vast majority of ihA'peopte of the country, will sustain the President iu those who would break down the existing barrier, to pure elections and who would Bake our Government though fraud and violence at eloctiooa, RtptUieao only in name, and each seem* to be tbe purpose of tbe confederate majority io the prex-ot C,ns— Congrta*. TWy are short enough to bo rued by every intolligvn! citiaen, and that 1* one secret of their remarkable power. Nevertheless, they pecaent ia ctear and forcible form the entire acumen: agalu^ the measure* wtoed. Tier are a* foil of rraaooa a* of pluck, and a* full ot pl nek as an egg i* of meat. Every word ia a blow. Th* Chicago Ater-Ooma of Friday( endorse th* veto ia the following emphatic language: Th* veto Beangca of the President increase in number and improv* in quality, though it was rather difficult to *ay any­ thing mor* appropriate aod to the point than hi. laaltiate paper cf thi. character. Still. the third and very latest that wa. aent to tbo Iloavc y e.teniay i. an admir­ able document, and »umi up the objeetiouv to Ibe bill repealing the law authoririog aupervisoni al Cougrtamonal election* in a manteriv manner. It w untweaaary to go ovur the argument* here. Tbs /Wcr Orem ha* repeatedly stated the main aniwcrahte argument rahmitied by'th* ia a num positive light, aod make* them to plain a* to bo oosriuaiv'e. The admiuiatratioo can afford to await another nwi by tbe Democrat, with serenity sad eompoxire. And th* New York fleraU sum. up tbe rxult of th* thrrt ooloto a* follows The general effect of th* three vetoes which have been anti iu srnce th* begin­ ning of tb* extra *c*aion i* ccmptetely to rtXore harmony between the President aod to mak. the party a compact phalanx in support of the sJminiatratiou. There ii M longer any discord between President H«ye.t and tbe party that elected him. Th* democratic leader* moat thank them ■riven and thy.- blundering itraicgy for ilia new atren^tb which i* tbua given to Th* New York H'rald in tn riaborate article review, th* receut ItepuLlinau ConjeuioB in Ohio, the cauaea and the effect prikiraBy, ot the noatinatioo of tho bril­ liant Chailie Footer for Governor; datroled tho action of th* eooreetioo, which U attributes to th* tpMj of President Haye* and a victory for him and hi* frisode over the friend* of ex.Prraid.nl, gmyiai- It wrongly radar*** tb* fossa klBMserw cf tb* administration, but Am* not attribute tb«m to th* Secretary of th* Treasury, who i* thrir real author Although lb* nowricsUon of Fosta* aad rtefcut of Taft in a ahtak so GraBt.it is not * Btwrmaa tnamph, bat a Haya triumph, if Mr. Haye, ss rwoririag ia hb rtdari the qwartio* whetbar be tray bm, *M^ CX aT^XX^' bx'T'rteX rtrf!3 years. Ia jmrsuam-e j ________ A* motbera of tbe present' SeaXeofthe UnitedStalmholdtheireeot.. It* , eoosriiatioualitv b not rolled iu qnortion. It ia eonfideutiy believed that no Sound tnrv in America. The ceremouie., wbtet. argument can be made ia support of the ooeatitutiqaality-cf national regulation uf uecnuted the gr«*'»» p*« «f Sunday, May 25th, had been long pro-arraagvd aad preanoounred, and attracted a multitude so rmrt tliat tbe thMsan* who crowded the Represeotetivo. may also ba coaatitutfon edifice were but* ban*fol to the multitud* ally regulated by ths National authority thu .urged about the outride uf the Th. bill bribre me iterif rrooguhm tb cathedral with such an eager pressure that principle that the Coograreional election 250 policwmra had to form a regular fire are not State elections bet nalioaal e)« Uoca. It Ireves in full force the exteuni line Co prevent a deadly and overpowering ruab. Admimton ww by tickets, whieb had Io be procured beforehand And in very to be appointed by naticcal authority to ‘'obwerre sod witoom" the Congrearionai ciiny ioatance* were roundly paid for. etedwaa whenever due application i. made Tbe ceremonies theaunrivc* wereef th* by ritiaeo* who desire said elections to be moal-brillisnt and .umptunus character. WARRIOR MOWERS ! WaaniKOTtiit, D. C., 1 May 28th.1879. | It is difficult t* tell to-day wh*t will-b* tl>c ontoome of the dtegreement b-rtwvcn Congrtn and th* Kucnlive That th* bill will ha vetoed ha* betra known for some time. But tbe unkcown, i* bow Covgnn* will meet th* veto. J f anything can be inferred froti the public apecchc* and private expnasion* of leading mem ’VW r»n«n.^ S»U|WSH *»*s hers, the majority, 'if not m aggressive and confident as it wm before the fir»t veto, Is, at this writing, more compact and deter­ mined than it was immediately after the teat veto. The legialatirc appropriation M33MHW3 3O ONIhll bill wa. signed by Senator Thurvu.u y«* terday afternoon and vu rent immediately 4677 WALTER A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES •isujisa Nosoaas ‘sms *M J 3OIXON *!VIO3dS will probe Jy mod in hi* veUKo-dey though MB* ilepabliean. are of opinion that it will sot be laid before Cmgrcaa until th* DNLL0YH1X3 eratio member* ..kin^ them to outline a -aaiuiioq plan of iegialaVin action in tbe present emergency aod signifying thrir wiUlocas to H03 30UVH3 ON T'JEIje CHUBB PLOW And a number of others having a good Record. Everything WARRANTED to be the very best of ito kind. Look at tlje UewDrills, Horse Rakes, &c., &c., »q ADJOINING THE BANNER OPRCE. S. W. LANE. lm3 hav* th* joint eommlltc* act upon tbe propcrilion before taking any formal step to carry it oat. Should tbe joint bdamiitae adept tbe proporitioojt will be submited for signature*. . Every Northern Dem­ That I have ocrat who haa bji-o .foken to on th* .ab­ bought my Smk ject haa sagaified hi* willine** Io follow up tbe policy and insirt upon .landing firm vanced’tny pne H1S31 TramjHV and refusing appropriatiou*. The ide* of |1.00 ■ Made Suits for J sell Ladiea* R the addreaa or docuBcnt b that a. th. law. .ought to bo repealed mor. directly 15 cents burns for White and Fift affect the Northern Stet**, end a. tbe repealing Iceiateliou was icaaguratod ty — 18 cents. Linen -Suitings) members from the North, they should be KJd Glove* in all Shades 50 eta., 15 cU.,' and f 1.0Q allowed to load in deflning the polity to be porsoed. Tho joint cwnmittec wul meet either today or tomorrow, when the i]ue*ti--'n will bo cunsadered and paared upon reached th* oonclurion that the number of The rommittee co post-office* and p-wl fraudulent rota* rax in the city <tf New road, have been given their atttntkra to a STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. York alone in 1868 wa* net lew than •y.len: of return tetter effieee, c-ffire*. .nek inch a. .Lown amid th* dkrkaro* uf th* righted O»tem 35,000. A committee of th* 4 lib Con- j to Iqokers-on wa* revested an epie traced . ba. long been In — us* iz in E^z£ England. T?:* Tbe press, in thrir report submitted in 1877, la firo on each ■window. Despite th* rain j “object ......... .. i k,~* of a propoacl bilL is to secure ~ th* adopted the opinion that- for every one I that dll with a dteagreetlc perriatenry at I mart speedy delivery of tetter* jo Writer* hundred actual voter* of the city of New ; ia cares where the party addressed does IN ALL SHADES. York in 1868 on* hundred and eight vote* I the titae, thu grand rcveteiinn of art al- not naeive them, from any c-iure whiter tracted the xtentwn of paxcn by and lined ibe street, with croup* of intcreXcd tr, such ** a failure to lake them from the I have a complete Assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods. lawfalX^U* cast could not bare exerod«d office, illegibility of addrvre, lodi*p«rilion g.icr* Within, lb* noble proportiniu of RS per rent of tbe actual voters of the to receive them, or otberwtee. It is very h city. By thi. statement Ibe number of the strurture were cthermliied in tbe blase obviou. that in a country the axinnt of j fraudulent votes «t‘ that election io the of a Uiounnd lights, and tbe rich mould - thu, whep we Lave pc*ul lin**3,",Xll city of New York alone ws* betwee* thin/ ing. arid beautiful tracery seemed to win mil*, long, a return tetter offio. at on* ■ kinds of Dry Goods 1 make tbe Hats in .tlfe Latest Styles. In.all 1 f and forty 'tbotuand. Th ex.- fraud, eom- adlitteoal charms. ' During the wank, an auction sale wa* point only, and that one point Wrihlug- | ..u • tiletely reversed the result of the election lowest possible price for Cash. held 4 the cathedral for th* pu.jawe of too, on lb* extreme eastern boundary of ‘ lijHilMlinutiivro'o . rvalixbig as much a. poasibl* from th* the cootm.nt, i. 'invuficienl for th* >qxrdy ua'urfi! d<sue sniong'rich pariabionera for delivery of letter* or package, to th* orig-1 , Washington Blocks choica pews in their chosen place of wor­ inal sender, in csm of non-delivery. The tar «r Jail. A. p. tea. X tea .'.teak averag* distance of carriage of mail mat­ Hastings. June 2d, 1870 42-11 as, st the »tei k »•.’ 4. v X i* . C-an They attracted tbe attention >’f the whole ship Firm choice vn ran up to I'd,I'M), ter io th* United States u about 1.813 | at which figure it wa* obt»ir.<-l by Mr*. rn'fi country. It wa* plain that if they could be continued aod repeated . with impunity Narorio, wife <-f tbe vire-proaideal If the - ■ • ; ■■ ........ ; Mctrephun Eterated road, baoeeeding frro government wav Impowible. *d acta, which it ia proposed in thi. bill to A dutinpuiabed Senator, in enptaing choice* were told at constantly dwindling All the pcXa) rrfonuj iu tbiv, as ia all I .^Ta'aLJ, , , t , .. , , ..... al or modify, reUte to the Congnx the p*m*g*of tbe ^cti « law*, oeelarcd figured until anta* 113,000 had been rrol- xb«f rouatrte*. arc rakra from the rtritiah mA*.' • "•"7 1 ooo Ik-ckwith • Round Oak Heating Stoyes sold m Barry county efoetioc*.' The remaining portion. that he had "for a f ng time believed that ixed ip thro* bonntee. which, ot course, sy»U-m ; they were engrafted oa that m-' "^‘^’VuHf&TvTiiiiWktjLWBB. j withjn the last 1 rears. 1 am Ute only Agent of tbe Round *f tbe law, which will continue in fore* our form of government wna a comparative i have bulling to do with lb* regular rent I. -a. rf -l» .H-Am cwu. e-g » ... ... ’ 0 ,k in Ojuntv. and can give .you tbe be.t price., wd after tbe enactment of this measure, i* that failure in the larger citi«a." To meet cf postal officials, and were, tn every torf/K. *ns*>V>xto«or Ss»C.»ol*l«aat. . .. ' • it J. .} 1 which provide* for the appointment by a these eviii. and to prevent thaw crime*, th* | i—L. i^t -m i-------' T----- J-— — warrant them tn every respect to be the only Judge of tbe Circuit Court of the United Unitadmute* law. regulation ConirrrM neeud with the Service. Tho Cast mail PKOIIATI: ORDER. I tstOVC made Of State* of two SuperWore of elections in fonal election, were enacted. The framer. I by tbd aroembled prelate, the day after the Stilt «>r MJCMI41W. < grand “dedication, to oioridcr, under th* •acb elcetteo duurict, at any Congraamonal A> • MMlaa .-till. pr-.V.:. leadership of the Cardinal, plan* for the tleeticn, ca due app&altoo of citizen, who re?S* The Heaviest nttd bwt made Stove of iu kind in the mark desire in the Langusm cf th* law, • to have der their provision., the election* have cincvlhttoo of the enormous debt of Can give many of the very best of testimonial*. been comparatively peaeaablc, orderly aod Archbishop Fureell. of Cincinnati, who I The dalte* cf the 8uperrm,ra will bo to boo«*t. Even tbe opporwnta of these U«, J wa. od hero to attend th* opening of the cathedral. Th* knotty quexian, which attend at the poll., at all Congrearional have borne Untimocy to their value au-1 ^r«a-l>yit-.a4 Xl-.i>v it. ; . -I •lccti<«', and to remain after tbe polla ar* efficiency and to th. necowity fur tbrir ■ has ckuied to much public and .private open until every rote cast ha* been count­ enactment. Tbe Committee uf the Forty- i Iwaji n ainee the archbishop's inrolven*M«rwlw nV* on* ar* tk* ’The lineal finished Diving Flu© Stove ever before brought to wXsMlMillet tetka rwt ed, but they will have no authority to Fourth Coogrta., compoaed of tuetnberv a cy became knows, ws* handled with (be .Muri *.«4 to.te-L as’ixai ^*** Warranted to he better arranged and more raving vigor ind buainc*. capacity whieh ia so make arrovt. or u> perform other dutiee majority of whom were opposed to three' than to be in ths immediate presence of law*, la thrir report on the. New York] n iiguktriy cbarscterirtlc of Cathriie admin oS fut^ l,u" ““J ot*>cr Diving Flue Stove »old. fom-M*. kv seals ow «•< <*• kttrus . ul i > tetratiun generally.and a plan for m organ­ l>»>. IbM Uh k«ln ■ 11>v u,< l.ntt the officer* holding tho election and to eleetfon of 1876. raid m* all auwr »vran, la .m, witneas ail thrir procc«diog*, including • The Committee would rommend t-, ized »uli*cription thronghoat th* country the oounting of the vote* and tbe making other portioM of tbe country and to other | wa* matured.whirb bid. fair to bring about •t HaMteaa a»4 «kaw vaaw. U aa. than U. * of a return tbescof." Tbe part of tbe eitito Ibi* remarkable *y«c<n developed , a rattefoeiory settlement of tbe saintly ! bankrupt', affaire. tiection tew which will bo repealed by tbe through the agrocy of both the local and Another notaU* event of thi* seek, approval of thu bill inelnda* ttewo accttems federal autboriue*, acting In harmony fin which giro authority to the lupcrviaora of an honwt purpose. In no portion of the wa. th. eclcbrstiuu on th* 28lh of th* ■lection to personally acrutinixe the count world, and in no *ra of lime, where tier* ceeutnary cf Thoma* Moore's birthday. and canrsM each balot, and all tbe sro- fare been an expraaeion of the popular will In the afternoon, a coloMal bronx* bu.l of liic. which roofer authority upon lb* U. through the form* of law haa there been a the poet wa. unveiled in I'rcapect Park, 8. Marahal. and deputy marshal, in con­ mure complete aod thorough illuiMtatioa of■ with appropriate eeremonie. ; and io lb* I have the. Largest and bert selected Stock of Stoves ever before nection witb the <'Miprcavional election.. republican institution*, whatever may evening, tbe Aeademy of Marie ws* burgh and Dublin la 1673 Glasgow wa* S-JirtsUma' ^mrutry' brought to thia County. 1 CAN lead, and 1 am bound to sell them Th* enactment o( thia bill will aim repeal have been ths previous habit or conduct thrungtd with a fine audienew, whose eo- added; and as tbe experiment proved arction 5322 of the Criminal Statute* of of election, in three eitire, or h«w*o«vcr' levtamment ronnated io rutegiro of lb* and can and will make the Lnwcat Prices, cal! and see for yourself. , treat rbiusireh altvrnaling with perform- auceeaafol, the number wa* enbrped until *t-<wa bv well-known voesliote of bis moX now there are io that country 1,3 offirra KSE&te the protection cf United Slate* officers en­ from which undelivered letter* are return­ gaged in the discharge o! their duttan at ment of what good faith, bcceX endeavor, celebrated melodic. D.-ce.-iti-jvi Day was thi* year vbaerved ed to th* writer*, with right fwiucipal th. Congnmionxl election.. Thia acction legal form and jurt authority may do for. I Mill employ the best of Workmen and buy my Leather direct io about th* usual Bunner, *r perhap* ofia. Under tbe law, at it exists in tbe protect* tfopervi.era and Narahaia in tbe the protection of tbe dretocal ftuachi*? from the Eastern Manufacturers, and warrant every Strap, and indeed-* little more generally than nimtnon. United State*, letter*, if not delivered reperformaare of their duties by making the rum swd rats tLxcrioxa gssMsflar.’Anriii Buckle (telly. Yours Respect fully, oUtruetio* or aaiaulting of tboM officer*, Thia bill recognise* tbe anlhority and on scrunot cf tbe exceptionally Go* low*. Irvti TN» nan* mas avart*i • or **y iaterfcreuae with them by bribery duty of tbo United State* to appoint weather, which allured from thrir occupa­ itx~E ?.•“! or pilicitaticn or *ihcrwi*e, crime* against Supervisor. to guard and scrutinise tbe tions rxlany ^>«opl* who, a* s rate, pay lit­ tbe United State*. The true meaning and Giopeaaionil electrons, but It dvnic* to tle aUenli-m to holiday*. Flag* and *xw-- shtm effect of the propsre-l kgiilation are plain. tbe Government of tbe United Slate* all tursiori*. procearioo* and spewhes, all .p*r*4d with music of a high order. Al night1 when tbe cathedral was lighted up for the firat cv-.-ning service, a beautiful effwrt'wa* produced whieh an eye-witnea* thu. flmcribm: “No wooer had the dec trie .park Itehiod up the n* jet* that encirtlrt tbe foliated capitate uf the maaaire roforitu and had darted from pillar to | iUar—.bidding a flood of radiance on tbe especially prompted by the investigation wide 1 czpanae of nave and sial* below, and exposure of the fraud, committed in bringing the architectural derail* of the high J alter jplo bold relief aod ioviXing the city and State of New York at the election* of 1878. Committee, nfrwut- them with an unearthly beauty—than a log both df tbo leading political partiea of atrauge right prtaentad itaeli to thoae who tho country hav* submitted report* to the ■ were pa the street* immediately adjoining Iloue of KepraseutetivB, on th* extent of tb* edifice- There appeared in habiliments of fir*, rsdient feature* aad daasliog aplea ilelh Congress, alter a fall investigali.in, ‘ dur l|o saints, tbe tnariyera and tb* «>o- 'cTOl'darERS to KNOW Those FACTS TVTHHIVW uo Saffir PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks i iiiiii min u CLMSI LV CLOTHING AND 1 CLOTHS. LEWIS STERN, New Base Burner JEWEL. Jewel Range 62 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cook 50 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cottages 10 sizes and kinds. Jewel Todd both Parlor and Cook. iagbw'h baildinir Prt-bat* f . daytveuit HARNESS. H. A. GOODYEAR. The supervisor*, witb antborily to obrerrs and witneii the proceediog* al the Con­ gressional e^eciiotw, vqffbu left, but there will be no poser to protest them, or to prsvent interference with their dot ire, or t* puni«b soy vialatku of th* law from —, ______ ___ «■_ If thi* bill i* sppr-ved. only lb* ahsdaw cl authority of tbe United State* at lb* national riactioa* will renarin; th* anbatenos will b* gone. The aupcrvirioo of the riactioa* will be reduced to a mere lanpectiou. without authority, on tho pert of the SuperviMtn, to do any act whatever to make th* rieerion a fair one. All thu will bo left to lb* Supcrviwxs i* th* permiarion to hare auch . oversight of tho electurn* aa political parties are in the habit ofexereiring, without any authority of law in order to prevent tbrir oppogpnta from obtaming unfair advantage*. ^Tfa* objret of the bill b to destroy any control whatever by th* United Slates over th* 'Dongrassioual ejection* a nara bight qumreios Thk psMg* of thi* bill ha* boon urged upon the ground that th* election of mem her* cf Congrere ia a mailer which eotiow» th* Stale, alcce , that throe clec- power to make II. .opervtafoa effectual. libsralte bewpriakted with lover-, made up Tbe great tody of tbe people, of all parti. >, tbe -inter of th* day. Tbei It.rrrcbd Talmage oritbrare* his want free aod fair dectiun. ; lb*y do iwt aiqniltel l-jr taking a three month* vacnitun ia|Kat»|>e. Ho sailed ot. WnliMsisy I sat ,•<<*«>)■• tried by hi* wifoand daughter, that-tb* pise* ofaa election aliutdd l« a MD.tuary for lawlexoc** aod crime Ou and lb* large portico of tb* oongrvgalioo th* day of an atection peace and gxxi that wtnt duwu th* b*y in tb* ateatoer order are more Pineseery than on any f.'nimf RryoMit to M* him off, kept up other day of tb* year. On that day the an alm-xt evutiauou* cheer for "th* Do­ hnttbleat and feeblest citixeiM, lb* aged rnins." The elders of hi* ehnrch, mart aad infirm, should b* and *bpaU hav* of bis shureh member*, Arbuckte barring rtaaea to i**l that they m safe in the hi* corset, and th* majority of the l*resexerriaeof thrir m-ot reapooaihl* duty, bytrr* who recently voted that Dr. Tal­ and thrir aaered right aa mxnben of mage had not been guilty of fttabbod aod ■octety, their daty and their right to vote deceit, wm in the steamer. They mad* a Th* Cunwitutiooal authority to regulate great limo over tbeir eccentric paXor. who the Congrrnaional etectioM, which brioog. waved an adieu M long a. be con'-d be to the Government ofth* United State., seen, white the band played "Auld Uag and which It i* nornsrary to exert toaccure 8jtm," sad Arbuckle gave, a* a parting thought towtotodtixeaa prowariog th. •olc, “Praise God, froifl whom all blreatngs flow." Dr. Talmage will deliver a serie* forced by appropriate legislation. Bo far of lecture, in England, under tbe manage­ from public opinion ia any part of the ment of Mr. Pond, of late Henry Ward country favoring any relaxation of the an- Beecher's lecture *g-nt. He will return • ‘ ‘ th* firat Bunday pf tioo of rieXion* from viotenee and romp- September. tion, I belter* it demand, rreatsr vigor The G^nd~}tepid. **ys, -In both in thd enaetaeat and in tbe execu­ tion ot laws framed for that purpore. Any hte charge to tbo grand juror* al the open oppremion, any partimn partiality whieh isg of tbo Uaited Blate* Court at Mar­ experience may have shown ia tho working quette, J ndg* Witbey mad* a very aimof uiXiag law. may well engage th* care fol attention both o! Coupee. a»d tbo lh« Democrat, prstnd i. a condilfoo of doty for tbe rorrsetion of thro* miaebirfk p*rpcturi conflict between National and A* no CougrsnriooaJ afoclion* oeeur until Stale sovereignly. Ho arid:'' "Th* after th* regular sansfoo of C«mgre*a will State U aoverctgn in the enactment and bar. been held, there areas to be nc th. enforcement of ite tew* and th* United >1500.00 WHITrStWIHO MACHINE CO, • CLrriLAMD, OHIO. ^ANTjm Tte Merita Pirtiuiu Cnpaij, r 1|Hm . West Meriden, Conn, J. L. REED & CO.’S Ptein ami Ornamental Silver Plated and Cut Ghmwuro, Lamp., Chmririiera ud Bronsca, Table awd Picket BACK! The Uarirated WU*ux ft White, Or LUMBER WAGONS Sacoad Growth Bpckre (Hw oak, Bea* Hickory Axlra, Beet Aris TuagM (swamp,) The New York JfrroU think, that tbe appearance of Secretary Bbermaa in tbe field a* a Prceidvotial conununt. followed a* ho win be by otbora, “naramiratx th* Horae �TifrltrtutLicyl ftf/ltn । I IPSO. Honest eketko* and hooml money Not to lack of regard tar the interest of j tbo Ratrnn ia to be charged tbe nee ap­ I pearaaee, lately, of Album item*. Yow j1 i -orrc*pcaJ<u: wekumot the Baxxiu, .a* !1 The Chicago /a*»r.0reaa revs, “Fes­ ter, of Ohio, wilt wtdeome the nominiUoa of Thurman aa hb competitor.’ It coma each Thursday, with it* new* of : things tranajiriog or about' to take place; 11 Utter. UtrevMd to the f»U.wl«rp«r»c» rewala'nctalMed la ths pettoSMtl Hafllaj* tlurj Coaaty. Mirii.. Jaac 3, 18WMartha A. B^gv, Anna Butcher. Joseph Brannan, Robert Filner, Susan Fulton' Frank lake, Emma Newton. Thursday afternoon of thb week by Mr*. J. W. Bentley and Mia* Rose Good­ year, at thu Socuitj parlors, in the Rower block, over the aboe (tore. Gen­ tlemen are invited to lea at rix o'clock. Refreshment* served from aix until half •TSWia- Special Notice. Tb tub Patbops crxnx Babxbb — Oar Mr. Brook* i* now engaged in set­ ting with all ths patron* of the Bxxtnui, Wool begin* to coms in. - lot* of warm wcstbtr and ah.iwcn. Council meeting on Friday evening. The Calihynia Rejublicon State cct- The East Baltimure Reform Club will bold a basket Pk Nk at E. B. Wantcr'a Grove in that towwhip, on Saturday, June 14th. Speaking in tbo afternoon by James Clarke and Dr. M. C. Woodmansee vf thb city and Dr. II. F. Peekham of Cedar Creek. A General attendants b invitod.of all interested in th* Temperance rinse By order of the Committee. We deeply regret to be called upon to anaouncn the death, al bar roridence in Rutland, on Friday last, of Mrs. Aaa D. Rack, a ladyjriddy known aud greatly beloved. She bad been a long time rick, aod a great auffertr, but ah« boro all with chrbtku resignation and deported iu peace, leaving a - largo circl* cf relative* and friend* to muurn her removal from the sorrow, of earth to the joys of the Heav­ enly Kingrlora. W. Kdeltnan, J. Mef^ughlia, J- Woodmamce, E Senta, C. Bidriman. ARE YOU COING TO PAINT? Mr. Smith, of Illinois, an eloquent ad­ vocate of Temperance,temporarily sojoerar eying with A. D. Cook, H-q , of this city, delivered an addrre* at the Christian Temperance mreting Sunday afternoon 16 Die Thorns, Hustings >eoond nine phyed with the Middkrilk club on Tburr wrong, and a stop should bo put to ii by day hat, at Middleville. limit*, Middk- authority, if people who do it hrro oat vllh aeure 30, Thom* 20. Never mind commit »*ori eaou’h Co drebl of tkeir own accord. The prospect* for a very hot city that we eatinot be Io particular about turyiog animal and vcgalaUc matter, sad J. W. CuMcr, E-q; has Warned to the bary it too, au deep 1U1 dogs will not dig, city after haring made a hearing t.mr of nor awiaa root h up. That awful eeoorje aevutal waste* through tho Southam pen nt that visited the Reuth Lrt aaaote* should Illiucet He report* tho laapcranre PERFUMERY IN BULK. POTATO BUG POISON, Wheat, Wool. Potatoes. Lard, Butter, Pork, Hams, f what rain can do, when it come* down a suddenly and in auSdcit quantities. IVeapcnt aftwvrty agreeable hour* with _ brother of the doctor'*, MrA|:a«tu* Turner, of CaKfunih, who h •priding a few week'* iu thb county, na­ iling rriaUvre and friend*. Mr. Turner ia * b*ry penial, gentlemanly man, and what little imie wa* ap<-ut iu hi* company was rgre«4'i!» indeed - Sweepstakes Tbrcahcr and Monitor cn| ginc. Woodsum Machine Co's engine aud i Thresher E. M. Ilirdwll engine and Thresher. Mlacsuta Chief, Tbnaher. Gear Scott A Co. Engine and Threater. ■ II. F. Dow A Co., Tbrcaber. C. Rumell A; Co’* engine and Massllon Thresher of whieh we sold rover*! bit year. Also tbe Alla*, Batavia and Minefield, engine* and Gear SccU A Co* Lans aod Bodly.aud M»nafirid Portable Saw MB*. Eighty- Buekevc Mower* and Reaper* • old in Barry County lbw year. • On Thursday lart L D. Gardner bought of Mr. Lane nf flatland, Sti flaere*. r»d <-f Mr. logerool ofWoodltnd 'fin flree,a rf good flrhiae wool fur 2fi emit per lb. The first sale n* the *eaM*o tn thb city Dto Congregational roeiety uf Irving; bold an ice errsui and strawberry foslival id lit* basemrnt o( their church thi* Wed­ nesday evening. A general invitation 'b find, and abo a pocket book that CTutainsd extendedjand we hope there will bo • hrjm some money end a lock of hair, out from •heir little lost babe'* head. Mr. and Mrs Wearer wrra absent st the grave yard, A fire at Paris, five miles north of Big setting flower* on the grave of thrir little Rapids, a abort time rioce destroyed babe who died brt winter; *o the burglar nearly all of the lm*itM»* part <-f the town. had mple time in which to ptrwreuto hb 8ever.il Hurts, and- three hotel* were burglary. He is probably eno of tho worat burned. Loes heavy, a* but a uaall amount of insurance was ot* the buiMrag. spemisra ot' tramp*, and could he le eaagbt, would rocriro hb jut doos by be­ A gentkcian from al-read wa* in town ing »cM to the penitentiary for a series of a port of hst week with a devi-o for grind­ ing a'rckla for mower* and reaper*. It l* a patent of course, sad an emery wheel Be Careful. dot* tbe grinding in »hcrt erder aod does There b to much caratea«oca>, if careit true and perfect, ft i* far ahead of aoy Irene** ii b, by some individuate in throwthing-error saw for that purpose. Ing rMtrte atuff into tl.u street* tod river. Horace Bishop ba* built him a Look in Old bnxa, aboee and worn out tinware the firat ward aod moved into it, and now are tliooghllresly thrown into the streets Wm. MitclwU i* building one in tho aims tor pedastrixn* and horse* to travel over at ward. Talk about hard timre, there has tho rbk of getting an ankle wrenriud, or been more building done ia tht* city thb a foot cut or tatne other accident oecuring. BcMun so far, than in the ton yenni last Dead cats, pig* and other animate that ere p*Al put E all together, yet wo have lota of kiltetl or die of diaeaae are thrown upon bard time* grutuhhn. tbo j«k, up OB the Highlanda, « thrown “ i it » iu fact, tunc.- Wbot ia looking a ' gi-ud deal better thin I anticipated, and one wry gratifying !«a:are ia, there i* । karevly any >igus of insect. In a^l about i IkrangeviUr. the cut werui and mobs hare gin Exchange ju.t the plans to enjoy life. We wrro there one day lust week aod ■ though there was a special crowd, the 1 Member, uf the Kight Worth Grand luxlge iif the Indcjcod-mt Order of Good Tempters, over cue hundred in number, yet the table wm a* good a* ever, and.we could not .ay more if we would, tbe ktract* attentive, and the internal arrange­ ment* now under-the charge of Mr. T. 11. Lytni, lite of the Sweet Hoose, Grand 1 Rapid*, perfret. A burglary Wa* committed in tb* house of R JI. Wearer, on Thuredxy cf last week' io Rutland. The burglar look uul one pane of gl«*» from the back window, tbeu rearbed in *nd btoks off the mils that fastened down the window; and entered the bwnse, and broke she little safe that belongedNr. Wtiver’* little boy that dkd h>t winter, taking out a gold dollar su-l v«ne --tltsr lAoosy, or all the money that was iu the ask ; find itrik abu a sil•vr dolbr that brlooged tn Mr. Wearer’* j resent babe Took tbo. Wearer'* best DO NOT PAY quel anti.1 WASHINGTON adrertiaementa of Dr.'Elite, Lewi* Stem, the. Mcsxr Bros, and the Fort Wayne, Jaekaon and Saginaw Bailroad. * We are^requestod to sav that owing to the. fail are Ptflfc Ladies to obtain a aponit­ Agricultural Hall i« tho head quarter* er for thi* evening the Temperance rocial iI ha* been pitponed, until further notice. |, for Engines and Thresher*. We Lav* •old cat car load of tbe J. I. Cue A Co. Threabrra, and'any one wiihing anything in thb line will do well to call and exam1 iu* our Mtnplcs and price*, in addition to the (hove vie sell the Robert* A Throp 8. W. Lane is making good rales io mower*, reaper*, plow*, culurators, ete., etc. Hsias fiair dealer and hi* many cuitomer* have the utmost tonfidcore io ktm, bocaua* bo will do ss ho say* r WILL YOU DYE ? )ye Stuff* cheaper than any plana in tho cicv, in Buoklen'a Arnica Salve. 1 The best salve in. the world for cuts, | IruuN, sore*, ulcer*, nit rbcam, tetter, Self and wife started on Saturday bat for [ chapped hand*, chilblain*, rorn*. and all Orangvtilk In make a »b«rt visit to friend* ! kind* of .kin uruption*. Thi. Salve h , guaranteed to give perfect ralbfsctkn ia and to take notes of msltcn and tiling* •j every com or m*mcy refunded. Price 25 on tb.e way. Was mhmw1.*i «urpri«d to cent* per box. For late by liiumll Bru that wheat ia nearly all headed in the ' racy,'1 aied a Democratic Representative from Michigan on the flour of tbo House, of JRspnaeatMivew — Education i* tbe Ltnu of the Detuo-Natiunal-Confoderste* of to-day. ' Hence thi* movement. Tbe social of the Baptist Society will he entertainer] by Mrs: Jamca-Swin, Friday afternoou and evening. Gentlemen in* vited to tea ai rix o’clock. A ipccbl iu vitation to the young folk*. 0680 Iplscn It b reldom that one Gnib a town »q larger than thb,that pay* so much at­ I pia-n la secure fine yard* and niec lawn*. I that of a first daaa power corn-.belkr. So Borines* b quite good, and there b bring along your com aod get it shelled in ■ work ia abandanae for those who wiah it. one-eighth the time that you can do it at Tho Gate factory b running on full time, home Remember that floor, feed and but, though crowding thrir ciparity to the grain, aama grades aa cheap as anywhere | ^tmoit, tho Company are unable to fill' in the city. A free dlivary to all part* cf tho city. 38: f Tbe Spring term will xlosc June 19th. Cummtnremrnt day. Ix,L:iaeureu>cnl Wack, howwrer, begin* with the exhibition Of ilia Erceophian Sorietr on th* 12th. From that time till tbo end of tbe term.u th* gay time of the College year. The’ Ihirnd* aud former rtuloota^Lcmbk from price to bo <185 On. No uro talking, Mr. On Monday two load* of wool were Black b om of tbe beat marble worker* in purchased by Hon. Nathan Barlow. The tbe country .and b bring drives with work price paid wa* 27KJ28 cent*. It was reserved for that bleating DenisPhi a. Smith ia building a new born, has it nearly enclosed, and when finubed gogue, who graduated from the Pilli cog pond* of Jack roc county, and who rprib Calf “C*X.VB” in a legal document and of- i for* to for fifty dollar* it is right, to uiai* We call tbe attention of tho Ban.ibb to strike the daiioi from the course in our readers, to tbe local ad of R. D. Bullock. High School—Surely history doe* repeat He deal* nt the very Le»: of piano, and Hou. Sherman C Prindle, late Judge ,jf Probate fot|thb county, returned on,Mon dayevening! from an extended tour in Minncaote, with hi* health much improved by tbe journey. BARLOW, ter annihibti ju of the liquor taafle b the sod to be aceomplbbed. 1. Dial wo hereby reaCrm eur rouvietina that the only aift- priori| !e on which tlio tcnipcranco reform ean |.j con dncti-il i> total ab*tineM<r front all intoxi- The High Sehool scholar* will sell lor Cream, Thursday evening, at the reswlcnco tract of earning the mail tri ween Hart i ng* and Woodland for four yean froto July 1st, aeiu POWERS & wilt bear me out in the aaertion that coo l»* plenty to do who takes pert in affaire cnuMctad with Albioo Colkgv. Tbe imt-udiary bs* been at work in thb village, of bte. Two cooper shop and three bare* were, but a »hcrt limo tinea. huriKU to tbe ground, and attempt* have Practical Tsmp«r*nce. bra made, »o tumor asya, to art fire to To the careful cotaaideredon ofour read­ reriotts other building*. Naturally the ers we commend the following resolution*, citixcn* are armuod, and it wouldn't be ou tbe Temperance qacatioi, adopted by vary health for the low beta nuealb to be the General Amembly of the Presbyterian detected. i Albion b a very beaatiful town jut Church, at their recent ae»i.>n. Tu uj now._______ __ _________ Tho___________ first care of_ every resideot n they seem .Kitspokro, psattlnbk. and ho provide shade tree, in abvmdaueetheir author* evidently mean that the ut-L* ” ’ ■* —" — • A. M. Black b to make for Mrs. A. E. Bull, a splendid menument-o!' Italian mar Tho Thorns of this city, and the Bod­ bk. It b to be nine fret on* inch high. ford boy* crorn but* at the Fair Ground on Saturday‘next- . We had pleasant call* on Tue«by after­ noon from Cape. J. II. Earl, of Orange­ ville, and Abraham Staekte, of Campbell, la* all manner of good wiahes for its fu­ ture. However, basinet* must be attend«d to first here; and with stadia, rbsto*fcab and society work, your* truly thinks he ought to bn ’ excused for not writing before, end trot sceuKd of negligence. If you would kuro more of how thing* move down hero call on C. W. Jones, asd be rtaltoh, i Annapolis, Hd, Writes : AND SELLS rss’s ...... sEiij w*rtu (food*, but our daughter, who has a chss io1 mtuie. Here, as at Orangeville, our stay was abort, but eacenlingly pleas­ ant. ' We notic-.d that the proapect Sir a •ykndifi fruit crop wm never mere Gattering, ia rm ncthing befall* it. Peach and cherry trrca in parliculir are loaded. But, as there m ptobuMy a Isck of space |in the Bao . xu for a very lengthy article,will cut tht* short, by simply adding, that, »heu!d there be no froat to injure .fruit aod field erop*, there will be a grand yield Plnstor, Lime, Stucco, Ceinent, And ail kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to si'll everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. FREE PANIC BAL1AM Sauget Falk* si LOOK HEBE Piano* and Organa. Stand from under; Pianos and Organ* falling. R. I). HuUu--k, at hi* ware room* io JackiM. Grand Rapid, and Eart fbginaw, i* soiling Piano* and Oipao*. for euli, ehcapwr than asy wan in Mkhigso. Pianos, 7 octave rosewood. Square and Uprights, 1125, Organa, with amrcn atop*. ISO, 0 atop*, Grand organ auofl, *lo; ant onctGS. State Agent for Steinway A Soos, Hazleton Bro*., Ernes'. Gabler and Haden & Sou Piano*, and the Smith American Organ, whieh lead* tho world, with nearly 8S.1100 now in use. All letters of enquiry address to R. D. Bullockt Jaekaou, Mkh., will receive prompt attention. Illustrated catalogues mailed on application. 6—6 Keep* constantly on hand LIME. HAIR, 4 1 STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMP8. PLOWS, DB.Gll.tS;—I have been exceedingly DBA0$ •ucreWul in using your Liniment in my rractiea; particularly in casm of porelyai* It has waked wonder*. I have seen those who have nut been abb to walk for yean, recorer the ua cl thrir lunbs, and one Lott Seven Pounds In Three Weeks, Allan's-Antl-FM b a genuine medicine, and will reduce corpulency ftom two to tfire pound* per week. Purely vegetable and perfectly harmkaa, acting entirely on ■ the food In tbaatomaeh, preventing the ‘ formation of fat. It b abo a poritiv* , remedy for dyspepsia and rbeumattem. 2fo*toa, Jfro*., Ab. Hr*. 1RTB ] Boraxic MtntaxK Co., Bnfliilo. N. Y.: Gt*tlrmen—Tbo lady sllnded to tert aeveo penud* in three wreka.by tho tm of ■ Allan'* Anti-Fat. ■ Your* truly, , SMITH, DOOLITTLE 4 SMITH, Wholesale Druggbta. DunnnB. We have placed Z. B. Willteon in charge of a stock of Grorerie* to sail for tai at hb old stand in Hasting*. Mkhigan, Said *tock combi* of Sugars, Teas, Cof­ fees, Spices, ToUero* and Cigar*, Crock­ ery and geod. usually kept in grorery Mon*. They will he Bold al bottom price*. CULTIVATOR5. WOtTBIX SHOUtt FLOWS. LEFT HAJTD PLOWS. Reaperand Mowers. Pays the lugheat Cash price for all kinds of Farmera Prnduee. Farment will do well to con­ sult Mr. Crewy before purchas­ ing any of the above artidea, at hitt Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Street#. IIustiugB, April, 2, 1879. 49 PIONEER STORE! CLOTHING J G. RUNYAN & SON MTS w sms, GAITERS, SUPPERS, AC. WOOL CARDING Aod everything io their line, of tbo best quality and very CHEAP. This ia an old lime INtablUhmenl and ' AH Wool soul by Exprow, pareri. ■*triaing 10 pousda er more wijl_b. paid OALF SHOES, oce way. Price 1S| mbH for Cardfwg �fol'.owiw hto pride during al! the time bn | had be-T. aaying then* ihrngs, sad, fixing 1 hb ram nn the. reporter with a burn bm good humored neratiny, *nid : “I bitov* I you're interviewin' ore, young naan." Butjeat tb-n, m ioek would hrs*, aosuebody came al. ng and introduced tbe ex-Governor of Somewbar* to tho dittiognbbad owner of “th* only living," and the reporter got out of answering the ques­ tion. 1 • "You kndw," mid the other gretlemao, during th* interruption "while Mr. Foropsugh wa* ia tho omnibus buaioem I« dealt in horse, and mui*. handling at many a* 1UJMM) horoei a year, and that i* where b* rerpured bb knowledge of Krek. He buy* himrelf every home that come* into hi* abow." Then Mr. Foropaugh turned again to the eoavermtioa. “When did yon IInt go into tbo show baaima, Mr Foroptagh F’ mked th. I RADICAL CURE Foi v. : -RRH Ladies 1 as.vMH. IE? frtv unpHratton» of HttU • ■ AGWLIA BALM wUl fnrtify yon to your hrart • co»- 8HF0R3 3 r.KDiCAL CURE SURPRiSiH’CURE. 0L«',0^a'’ >*<■ I ’ rTT.esa, Rrdnrst. 1’lmpli*Bfolebes and nil diwtteW nnd n::>>rfbrtlonsoftheBkln. It :i Ihc fluAh*dappe*rme? of heat, fctlcuo «d ciUuM'nLltaufea’Wjaf 1HIRTY appear but TWEN­ TY: and m> natur*!. grBdnaJ, trad p-rf'ft that It i* Impossible to detect Ha applkatlou. Kits Wy 1 wm -|8Hi 1518 i“ ? AJM~ ^8 ; J at R- «ul toanre*. Legals. • AW-!a<IU*r*«Mlaa*tea s *»Utsr. AlUskslussnsd.il L.-.j.sHSiaS burgh to nee', the «how tn' look -it or*r. I made op my mind O’Brien want run­ ning it aa well a* be might, that ia, 11 made up my mind that if a man ahould pat the right kind oftabow on the road, and ran it to please the people, there wan money ia it. So I bought him out. Be­ fore long I bo igbi Jerri Mabie'* abow from that town up in Wisconsin—what ryaoB^r "Delavan," invested tbe other gentle It waa a cloudlaaa afternoon during tbe week jnal do«ng—on* of th* mow charm tog day* thia Spring Tho cireu* oo tbe lake front waa in full bla*t. Crowds Lad r<M HU* rteus and been streaming in at the door. The fold, reasiate of the great caava* were iwayicg in th* breroe. and the bram Land wa* aeuding forth rach fnriona atrun* u rovmod to mek* the tent-J.;* floitrr with an added bought two elephant* and eight animal*— seat Standing In the center of the man- gate 842,000 for them, without owing ria department tad looking through them—an' they were delivered to me here An Dactro-Galranlo Battery combined with open into tbe hippodrome, on* could ia Chicago the wcry day"—Mr Fore­ an* tbe black mta* of handred* of rereob* paugh always prunouncca hb.v'aaaw'r, a highly Medicated Platter co«tete.*fl the rested in tbe amphithvttcr and hoar th* Like an Eagluhmao —"th* wery day Lindull hum ot their voice*, accompanying the coin wa* ebot. They were delivered to me high** strain* of tbo band. Tbe down on the vacant lot, corner of Twelfth aod JjMjuat done some extravagant caper. They bunt out hi a peal of laughter, but now are auddraly hushed by rotne daring i a. wstftrews smarn* la sii rert* exhibitioa of Sucknev, "th* prince of th* ।I -Jaaraws .M*.*ress*** *»wris* ws»* Ua*. wi'iksasrefrre Iw*r*ssw ISIS. arena," who waa omy five minute* ago r>. ka>« k.1 s<«irtt* kf re. aeon and abak*n hand* with in tbo drren. »g-room, where, with a long overcoat thrown over hia tight*, bo «u "making op''—a ■*< towel in on* band, a hairbnuh in the other. But now that black mam of people, through tbe opening there, !•. u. on , are banging breath lea, ou hu movement, COLLINS’ VOLTAIC PIASTER and now agate they bwrot forth into a clamor of aptihrn*!. Here, ia tbe center of thia eirde of eagre with tbe walnu uttering hia hosree com­ “Any quantity nf thoee old ahowman had plaint* oo one .ide, aud the prixafy bear me ruined every *ca<*>n—Janie* E Kel­ fiercely crunching a piro* o{ bone which, ley, Avery Smith. !ou Frrwt, Dr. J*m« NICHOLS. SHEPARD S CO. in hu voracity, he ba* eruabtd between L. Thayer, J. J. Nathan*,Rivero and Den that brr familyahall be kept la-full health, hi* paw* d>ne up agairut the hare of hi* ni». and a lot more. They declared that than that abe ahould bare all the fmbion eag*. on tbe other , with the elephant* idly it wa'ot practicable to ran mere than aev- able draneeo and .tyke of tbe time*. Sbe Imhiag thrir trank*, with the leopard entecti wagoar, and when I put on twenty therefore ecca to it, that rod; rocmbvi of toeing like a mature vainly up Bnd down they were rare I war gtrfn' to rain. But her family Seaupjiliod with enough Hop before bi* grating, and with the great cir­ I ran it up to lliirty and thru forty, aod. Bitten, at tbe firat appearam-e uf any ca* performance la foil operation, nitbin ,at bet, forty-four.” . aymptoo of ill health, to prevent a fit ul ,^'IU “When did you firat aboluh wagin* and -• .tekneas with iu attendant ezpeo*.-, care go tn traveling on the care ? " and anxiety. ’All wow.n should c/ctcj • "In 187G I had my ffret car* conetrnct-1 their wisdom il> thia way."—El. I 5 the great ehowman, proprietor and man­ eJ, at Dayton, O.—three train*." “And Mr. Forepaueh, yon know," in ager of “The Cokamal Noaehian Mena-er •erted the third gentlemen to the interj to. the Superb, Gigantic and C'iaaeica] Agview. “wx» the firat »howman to cue two gregatko of the Meet Renowned Athletic, Gymnaiue and Eqn<atr»ofoTalent,' etc., tent*—one for the menagerie and. the other for tbo circu*." . «c,—whew! Il put. a, 0Bt of “Yre," acquictcel Mr. Forepengh, If tbrra a any more of it, let itgo. Here he aiu, iu a chair boidc tbe center polo, put up the-firat two nt Luuinville. Kr.. jn leenieg on hia eane, * large framed, portly tho Spring of ‘69." "How isueh doea it eoat to ran jour min, with a full, pleaaant fare, and gray mdo-whiakere, looking for all tbe world ihow T' naked tho reporter. "Cott* »1,5(H) t day. Two hundred like bin picture cm the MB-btmrd*. exrept .REGULATOR, and fifty wa* what it coot for the first j for the gvod enured, or mther "guytob" twinkle that lingrra in hia eye, and which the picture, could mH alinUate, He Wear, "Tbare'e about 8400,000 in it, I reck­ a black, rtiffcrownrd hat, a unit of plain. J—a. a- ■— y , white vett that rcveala on. I don't suppose that if it wa* out to­ morrow, it'd bring that amount a money, I tod quite iu keeping with for any man that hat 840(1,000 don't want g..... THE BEST LINIMENTS iJtflhitt'tx BstttoCrrek. ,.tal,.ll FOB MAN OB BXAST. ..II- s M^klro.ciQ. ?? VOLTAIC PLASTER JSthSS1"4. : aUtw- . -ro*^. —«“n?f Itsssvr Michigan Central Railroad. NAIB IAF1D1 DIVISION, Tlis ttatiaU* nttsi LU. EAST AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT. STST tetot M.- ^1 .v b Msrteyre ’>{SySl!gS^JMLgBK isreite! " Im** Aantt-i MUSTANG PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE ICR SPERMATORRHEA. “ Wbat to the capital of Miabj^MT "Lau*ftg,' wa* tbe prompt answer. "What to th. largest city in Miebigw?" “Where to th* Great Univeniiy of Michigan located?" “At Ann Arbor." • Wbat to tbe eap-ital of Pcun.ylvania*" -Uarrtoburg.' "Wbat to the largmt dly in Pcamyl vnafaT* “Pbiladelphto." • "What banding ia there ia Pbtodelphia that to dear to the heart of evrry patriotic Ammican ettinen'*' That »h a poror, the claw wa* troubled, to ear toeforo er dreare.d. X-llss , I..,.!,t ,U1> . u As Alabas* lu*4rs. e rMoy lire lsu> **> -r Jwlr. A. U. ib*wMw!74»n^M** "■..‘'.t'iJi'K UnMa.li:., laika (..a*:; . t Barr,.I. tksSssu MlalUea*.marauaat kb. ,are at* aa.Wmr ara DLL’.?.’. 2! ! Ir R’l • jig ■____ ’ . lifiM ' oTV’Tj’ireUre’ tom*" >’ ‘r fcj safc- Is t! i 2 s , ’’ri'--..ro .-.asA*. aa* rl. iiii ■! -ir u ■ .. ^sj**aA^fr~*i .yy. CHICAGO 1WE3 MICH1GA1 RkniCAD COMPART. erfiwtwi Um omww. 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EVER OFFERED THE /‘I'BIHC. IT WILL NO REMEDY 80 GOOD FOR LANGUOR AND DEBILITY co. j ? hp“;- . poa rerttfrtMB. £u~7a*vrt>kwimB~ks AT OVA I'tucs X»»»«w AawteaaMs AT Toi lt PUJCg ■n.r« ttorea* hand Brett AT ANT Catala*re at tiros,al Lluratere Fraa. PATENTS 1 1 kaUwaa. QUININE TONIC Th* *y*tem of “ hardening" ehildreo, by allowing tbeui to go thinly clad and expo*ing tham U. all aorta of wmtb*r, b a dataafon from which th* mind* of aom* patt eote are oxen now tn.c altcgvthrr free. I­ b tbowgbt that, if th* littl* oore obmto are kept warm, there b oo ruwd of caring about Ihcir arms and kg*- But that to a OvntMaatttvy tMlna.toUrewssseta rrtare. aw.1 th* wwreto-sncr who .|-l liUtas* with th* • «- LINIMENT .■I...,,,,. Emte-a-s "Who** did you atari out in life, Mr. ForanaughF' rekr.l the reporter. "Phil^phto. . "Your native eityT' “Native «iiy. 1 wa* bora the** in 183! Mh to ManEadTbel rafter ffaTfoaattan" JC. — February A 1831. So, I'm 48 y<mn <*L" 7 ‘llAiloH' UVKn MKaVLATOW ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, “I uodaratand you atarted m a botcher boy?" queried th* reporter, thinking to "rtrwB"LU'«w.. IFt tko great shosrman onto a favorable man stepped into a achool-roum in Cincin­ nati during a recitauon in geography, and wax invited by th* towebsr to aak tbe elam * few questions He court eaotxaly eom- !i Piii ia ; 1 lEFWl1 ! “SEMINAL PASTILLE to put it into a show ; he'd other retire airian* and performers, 110 home*, twenty “Mr Fomaugb, kt me introduce Mr. poairo and atx mule*, forty two cage* and —~ ■ . of Tke Eminj Jamal" aaid aboot 200 auimab—an' it'* no advertisecur friend, and tho big ahewman, ami ling meat dodge cither, that I have * reprtwn cbaracteriatiroUy and revealing a act of tatir* of every rar* animal in the world. regular white teeth whieh locked aa though I never adverttoed a thing that I hadn't they might render him vary material aa-. got. Aod, ju*t to ahow you the diffmoce •utehco in a rtraggle with - ----- *-------between tbo »kow now and when it ttarted meal, extended hu hand ia 11 may tell you that the menagerie canras tier of welcome, and aaid, hrolthy, gruff tone ■ , riii„< ,.. "Glad to tee ye—glad tc down, wen t ya F' potntiqg------------added tbe other gentlemen, “I understand The invitation waa »rented. then are about thirty advertbinz agent* "Mr. Forepaugb," aaid tbe mutual aod managan. all uader Mr. L B Lent, friend, “I want you to UJI onr joarnalii- the vejeran tbowmao Nearly all these lin friend beta *omcthing about your grntlcmra arc llictnaelra cx-circus mana­ career." • ger*, who find it more profitable than to "Ob. come, come, no you don't, now," eaid Mr. F. th Hiring back hia bend and emitting a good hearty laugh that made hia punou aliake to be eat with both hands rreaaUnaro.r ik.Matr, vUl v.ato for lu virrnting on the top of hb cane. ’'Then ain't nothing ia it north the tdliag." Here ho laughed again, aod thro took a . ,'gl SC'.kSSS .; ii SOAP. SAL E R A T U S. Alrtre BjtoatuT--”™™ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-06-11.pdf ab25657b6ef74303a07a50504d71472b PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 6. PR3FESSDH4L HD BDSIKffl CARDS HASTINGS, MIC] WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1879. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS WHOLE NO. 1257. ■In Drecatbir.’ .XM the aaorvr. “AtlUsaJr t “Al Richmond." ‘ " I intruded to b* promnt *A th* fl rec t~l " I — k-K ^bybmhmmnfeire Gnud-fay, g,. THIS PAPER ail’] NEW YORK. Aad Victor bowed htmialf out of th* IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in tiio World. Every Box.set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic ■Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and • ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT OREATfiSTlltPROVEMENT EVER MADE IS WAGON Ths Battle for the Cedars. More .TACKRON WAGONS >>« use »« Barry County than all other* combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Call and see.them at Ttxn Evens chuckled nt he thought of! the influence hi would wield over the mu | ter of Tha Crdara in th* future. But if Mr. Arthur could bat* knows the thought* of the man whose tool he I waa to be, be would not have been to jubilant. GREBLE & RUSSELL’S IliMtingti. Mich.. May'fi, 1879. Uf SUBSCBIBEiwriiTBAMER! 1000 Beqkwith's Round Oak Heating Stoves sold in Barry county within |tlM! last 4 years. I run the only Agent of the Hound Oak |in the County, and can give you the best prices, and . warrant them in every respect to be the inly ' Stove made of . New Base Burner JEWEL ! The finest finished.Diving Flue Stove ever belbru brought to I thu market. Warranted to be better nrjxtnged and more saving of fuel than any other Diving Flue Stove sold. Universal Croup Remedy Ib.p.r* A UmMW) Urwil Rapid.. M I.&., HARNESS. I.still einnploy the best of Workmen and buy my leather direct Miciiiag. । front the Etinftcni Manufacturerfl, agd warrant every Strap and WILLIAM WALTER, All Work GUARANTEED. tf. UotHiog. Il was beat to let it down •» a factnhai tin.- plaintiff had a good ciae, dm the |>nx>£» in her favor Were itrotrg. and to It would be a boH stroke, the ac'hame of j the forged will. ! I rowed aecenlinglv. The thought mad* him grow pale; thro tin a hot div toward the last of Augutt he mattered, — Ceiidra wii crying- "A devRiab pretty -' * ' tl it a him ran VK-t touch any1 ’ ng* to him Bondi, atoe.ki, OU tty lie thiuka he M Jewel Range 62 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cook 50 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cottages 10 sizes and kinds. Jewel Todd both Parlor and Cook. DENTIST Nashville The night cam*. The mailer of The Cedan ordered the limp* lighted in th* library, and then doting th* doore locked item. Frequently he did thii, but ou •hi* evening be had a baitanmewa titan tuual fur doing ad : he wiahAlW be entire* ly alone to think and pkt ..The acbetue# Buckle full;ly. Yours Respectfully, H. A. GOODYEAR.- DRYGOODS thtn ? He had barn maturing the name of Caihcl, drawine thi inference that one of that name woald not wwh (o bring ■Lame upon 1L Du men Hart and trrni- I couwu." • vid Evuiu gloomily. "Our cuueiilcratiun uf lhe muter lure lalelr, ha* been like butting our lirede egaint a »(i>ue will. What ran we do? i* allocation that balk* u» continually. If Herbert Cailiet had only left a will io our favor, then we brought it from tcwM* Ibi ma. hvu« piece ef rar* wcrkmanibip, oarved ia a peeulhr dedgn. Th* outer of Th* Uedara examined drawer iflcr drawee in a wwt of mochio. leal, umntoreated mnwr. AU the papcra tbit they contained were fimUiar to him. Then a widely different thought, atiggretcd by lbo*e wotdi, an idea of e*>metbing that might ba aonumpliebed in the fa lure, came to hist. He recovered Um- J. Cam®, Sin aid Onia! P A I N TER At A. Jt. Ihek‘1 Carriage fiber ATTEND mliundnntind the qnration. • “1 have been thinking of that," he an gwervdi ‘‘but”— i -w*n t" “It wii! b* a difficult and dangcrutit FOSTER'S Lace Kid Gloves the best in the market. finest Stock of over brought t»* this City.. Cheap. I have the Come and see me and buy your Goods FREE।A VALUABLE1NVENT10NCHARGE FOR EXTRACTING SPECIAL NOTICE FRIDAY MORNING OF EACH WEEK IjPri® area Lii axtke Mi E- F. W. ELLIS. WiLSON~SEWING MACHINE In workmanship Io equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished as a flravolass Plano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions- IT BEWS ONE-FOUWTH FABTE* than other machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold In the United States than the combined Bales of all the others. The WILSON “Unimportoat," It* mulUred, M b* pre­ ceded. Hr rvacbed a d-eumeut wLifch be gliaced hurrutdly-----------therrel. An exehmxtkn aecaped and th* drawer, wiib all ita remaining the midit of a acre t thunderwtom. Th* pevaHar rvliti-cw which the deceased and bii diatiogaiehcd brother held toward all ayrtetM of revealed rriiguin, the fact that no rlergynun wa» pevmiued to oSriata, and that the merino were conducted by Th* clerk bmitaud, for U did not lik. Mr. Robert G. Isgereull, win not fail to Evans, and bad no desire to nuer a arstenre that would beereSt him toy ; but he cuoduded that nothing could be made out of the woida of the airanger that would adrantigc Evaua. "Heappeared to-rrjdcn at tha way >tbe braid* the mile* to .k'f«r.M» dead broth­ er that which/many yeara ago be did fi* known child, and-which hii brother Lid promi-id to do fit him. Grief had omrly overscan the lining willed ralf-raliani heaven daring .-i.tor. and ai he atood be­ side that cofin io perform the uul aetvioea which it b.po-ible fur friend or brother to much tn Douglam, for )«e V“ eonarionv in perform, fei voie* wu so choked with ht.cril heart that tha dirt did not like him ; but the arranger a intrreU in the Caihel (nit bad angered him, and f.< th* �agricijl 18 THB HKATXji ABTERR FOR . bird, ringing thrir joyota aowRa, » they ' fly from limb to limb of the lrw> which HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. ' rtow along the bank and in the ravine beOpposition to all paper infla­‘ low the faiU. An I raise my eyeo they tion, and consequent deprecia­ meet the foiling watera of the Minnehaha, tion. In favor of a currency of which make tho valley roaroocateody with coin and paper df equal value,i their foiling, and tho inril from the folk and equal purchasing power, tho1 filb the air in ao ninth that it float, over paper convertible with coin at where I ait, and falls upon my paper aa 1 the will of the holder. write.. Mv arat a a large alone on the ride of the bank, and with a little pasteboard box far my table, I am try ing to tell you The Political Situation. The Washingtoe correspondent of the of n»y aurrnundiog. made ao grand and New York Z/eruM. reviews io a letter to beautiful by tbo handiwork of nature. It that journal on.Tuaaday, Jne 3d, the po­ M indeed a beautiful algbt to watch the litical situation at Waabiogton. Thb let­ water dan« long own it. rocky road ter is editorially reviewed at knsrth in and then leap off into tho valley below, the nine paper, and from that ediloria fcrmidg itorif into wavea, and ecemisc to we dip the following, which fa the elating laugh u it folk. There ia ao much pro paragraph, and which we commend to tho jeetiou Io the rocka of the folk that it ia an.eoy matter to walk around behind the folia, aa there ia a nice walk all the way “No political party waa ever in quite ao ludicrou. a plight aa the Democratic party in at pnaeat Since it ha. ooaaod to be datcerou. the country ean afford to langb at and deride ite follioa. In tna early part of thia called .carion there waa romo rea aoa to fear that democratic deaprnduca ’would withhold tho approprialiona and diaorganixe the g-urernmcnL They dare not venture oa ' thk trenarmabk experiment; their coarafco ha- - ootid out at tho heel. of their. boota." Tbctr preeent atody b aitnpiy how they can make the inevitable aunender and still eave appoaraneen, or, In the language of Barite, bow they can ‘•sneak oat of difficulties into which they proudly strutted." President Hayes bav tho wi^phand of them and they know it. Their ado aludy h to find a mease of granting tho appropriaiiorsa without ex pos­ ing tbcmaelvM to tko dcriaion of backing down. They With to procun the aignatnre of President Haye, to some bill which will took like » partial coocawrioe and enable the Democratic members to go home to their eoemtitu.au and aeoert that the extra acseion was not quite fruitless. If they paaa the appropriation bilk pun and sim­ ple, without extorting anything from the 1‘rwudaat, they will be asked why they put the country to all the trouble, disturbance around, ao that you can eroao the etream under water and nut get wet. The ice ia not entirely gone on the ahady aide nf Uie folk, nor will it be foroomo time yet. atrown with small trees—Butternut. Elm, Basswood, de.—bat non* of the large sturdy tree* th it you find in Michigan. OHIMYi BACK!” careful review of the political mtuatioo. and at two o’clock this morning the caucus had not adjourned. Tbe sub-eommiuee aubmifte-1 a report reoommtoding .several important changes in the manner of pro­ viding Legislative, exxeutive and jnd-rirl appronriariouf, and tbe inliealfoai ar* mind, or more hopeful dispeeitioo, indulg that the report will bo adopted, and be­ ed io the belief that a coaetitution was eEHsarm.. — come a part of tbe new bill. In ease these requisite and would be granted, the more indicakioas shall be verified, the new bill moderate reformers confessed ihamachrs will provide for a foiijt reaolatkm extend ready, to begin with, to accept of a reap® iBR for oue year all aperopnalioM granted rible ministry in ro far at any nite as dm Vmm « tvtIM mlalrter »f Ik. «AWKSL.; by tbe act oT Jan* 1 ftb. 1878 for the leg- control of expeoditura went. Iflaxatirm udstire, judicial and executive cxpcuKs ef falls more heavily upon one dam than an­ Stem® t!>e gorercment far tbe current fiscal year. other in Runaia.it k upon the poor pearan t, That act, U will be remembered, provided who patiently and submMvdy carries the for the aalarica of all United Blates Judges, heavy burden with which aaocwmlre ad­ District Attoneyr, and United State* ministrations have loaded him, but who Manhslb, but made no appro]prtalion for would bo the Iasi practically to-mekt liia the “axpe&ren of United 8t<tee iOotHts," voiou beard. It ia true that tho revolu­ ouch as fees of jurors and witnea«a, tbe tionary cummiuee have had tbeir agenM aafe-korpin- of prisuoen, and the enforce preaching to the peasantry in distant nooks meat of the laws protect!rs qf the rijbt of and corner, of Rusria aud eulighwofep suffrage. The "lamp" appropriation of them upon lha hardiness of tbeir lot roa>about 83,000,000 ter "judicial expenset," parcd with other elaaea of society ; bjil usually made In tbe legWative, executive thrae pre sell era have had comparatively and judicial bin, bat omitted from it last small aueeear although they tried hard Io year, was inserted in the “armdry eiril act the rural population against the landed bill,” which panned Cungnwa at a subr- proprietor, and the police. Tho wild pri quent period of the same kmm. ciimatious they iwued were as little oil Tbe mere extension of the act ol June drr*o>! by the peasantry, who paaneas |a 19th, 1878, would, therefore, leave the ju­ dicial expense, of the coming fi»c*! year unprovided far. It ia therefore pro|H»cd to supplement the passage of the Joint resolution above indicated bj the iI joiutmect of General Gouriw to the GuJ [ passage of a new bill appropriating In de-! ernar Gcncrakbip of St. Petersburg, with | Itil fnr ill a*.—.—. ... I JalmoM unlimited .power, and backed b|r ■ tea Hack. piamaaV VMn. Frnauair aM *r» ceyt thoper diruu of taperviicr. and <fcp- martial law, has been well received by ite-1 1 la aid aur «k«i t—A i« laiaaii. «f nty manhala of election., and containing j public. Those in ptweeeaion of mu.kclA | Oma>Mtewaa4a FramarwvOra.v ,, . WV.U Mrttaaiar. la -w aamrAI-f. •M-k »■ alao tho claue which wa. agreed upon la.t' or rcrolrtn, or any other deadly wepod, Uaairtlaanti fraalr viaU 1» e«»nr o». •{‘Tk* Saturday, to provide that no efierr .ball : have tMcnd in a Ibt of them to the polini. Aweiu Na4l>tea la ~I4 W ail Urawnal. al « w« be appointed and no obligation iucurrod Those who disobey the law will, co <lcte<i- | tris"-" for any purooae not apecifioally approprui l lion, be subjected to . fine of 500 roubles! S., Mwbaala' Bl«te. Urrantv Mint ed for by Coogrete. T1ii» Mpptcineato) iI beriden the confiscation of the undeclared appropriation bill ia aho to cinbvdy th«e : weapons. Of course, it u one queetioi •ectioni of the vetoed appropriation bill iI wbetherthe measure b a very seven one, which provide for amendmcut. of the law | end another question fa to whether any nwttertinr the method of drawing jurioa useful purposi.' can be aeeomplbbcd by and for tho total abolition of tho juror.’ i| rimihr expedients. The ruffian who b in I poewwsion of a rcrolrcr, • not for selt-de| fenrc, but, for the purpose of carrying oaf . politieai amarination. planned by bimMlf or uthen, is too desperate a character end too carncrt a follower of bis political creed ‘ to be overawed by the ri»k of a fine. Il it questionable even whether he would nui many beautilnl fenu, from which 1 will se­ lect a few^aod enclose for Walter and Fan­ ny. Tbo Falk are only a few rod. from tl.eC , M., A 8l Paul II. R., running from St. Paul tn Minneapolis, and there is a very nice hotel (the Ikranelly House) but a step from the fallv, which makes it very plouaat for.riritora. I shall go b*ek to Minneapolis this af­ ternoon. Carrie left me yesterday morsing, and went up to Stillwater. I shall leave Minneapolis the last of this week. ssJ strike some towns south of here, then north to Daluth, ime St. Paul, end then I shall akrike llirougli tu Bismark. Burineaa k very good. Yoq may write me at Mankate, Minn. (Time will not permit ma to write more.) fag. fb^tbink it ncocaeary to bring ths I am u tret your affectionate son and Praidcnt to ism kind of tcnas, or .:cming’terms, and their methods are as ration­ brother, ’ Chai. W. Mix at. al, n* our correspondent aptly aaggoati, a. Probate Court. the nunory fiction told to very yowqc ehil- i dren, that any bird may be caught if you j Buoioem of the Barry County Probate can only get near enough to it to sprinkle Court tor the weeks ending June 2d to a Hide aalt on its tail. Pmidrat Haves b too old a bird to ba captured by thb tn- ’ ' May 27th, TO. Clement Smith, Judge. peuioui and infantile method, in spite of' June 2d.—Estate uf Henry Snyder, all the democratic squirming Courrros will deceased ; order entered appointing Joseph have' to pane the spproprution bilk as the only tuesM of escaping aotnething worse. Snyder administrator, and M. Swilaer and frolk^rnMideut Hayes and Senators Conk­ Tbeir writing b ss laughable »it U pt­ Ferdinand Switacr apprairota. Claims • to lin, Ifawna, and Kdmund*. Resolutions table; but wo can perfectly undentend be Ward by tho Court. were submitted and adopted with an why those who are kept ia die malariou Estate of Richard Dunn, deecaacd; amendment by Mrs. Belva A. Izxkw-x.d . air of Washington to walch-Qieir felly can­ petition to determine ownership filed and "tint io the death of Wm. Lloyd Garris>n not quite regard it merely as tho prepcethe country has fem a liberal-and progres­ terous political comedy which it u. They I order for houing entered for Jane 30th. sive thinker and worker whore ren-r uf Jhm llh—Rotate of Mary J. Costs aud justice ever recognised the equality s>( wo-; have a Leon perception of the fates, but what b ajfort to distant epcctatora may I others j utinc-ni. Job. K. Wilcox guardian I man and her right to all the privilege* i>f bring dbeave or death to them. Thrir American cilixcnahip. The feature of the 1 medicament would ba deserving of pity : occasion waa a very eloquent and impreehad they not made it for themselves. As j Sire address delivered by Marshall Frcdcr U fa, leaving sowed the wind they reap tbs I ick Douglass in which be introduced per­ whirlwind. Sot only have these foolbb sona! rcmeninkoeitoca, and spoke particu­ Dcatocrate failed in .pproaabing the Pros-: larly of the time when he first met th.; de idcntial bird, but they actually pca^sacd ceased, forty years ago, end hoard him no salt to put on its tail had they Keeecd .peak in Libcrt/IIall. ed. It b always prudent not to forget deceased ; ptouf of probate of will filed and Ao unique funeral ceremony took pisawill admitted to probate. Order appoint­ yesterday at the residence of a deceased year powder when you go gunning. ing Elisabeth Lawrence and John 8. JohnJ brotlyr of Col. RoM. G. Ingersoll. Among thW who were present to pey their but Buckeye’s Ahead. respects tn the memory of the dead were Secretary Sbeeman, Senator. Blaine, Vuorbeea, David Davis, General Schenck, and , many other, prominent in politic* and io , the legal profcwaoo. ho larger aasem weeks ago, and by posters end flycn in bilge of distinguish*! penaoago ha* bees seen in thk city, on a funeral occarico. and about Middleville, the grand delivery since the death of Vice I ’rcaideot Wihon. of Boekeye reaper. andaMowen took place The occasion was without religions arteat that place as per programme. Early in mony. The remains were viewed by the the morning people and teams began to pour friends of tho drcearoJ. and CJ. Ingersoll in in large number., and by seven o’clock pronounced over lha body of hi* brother with'their h<ary aheepakin eoate and a brief, .Lxiucnt and touching nation. sleepy £»ee», it would be difficult to con­ the otreete were literally jammed. -At thii When Col. Ingcraol! eemed .{caking, the ceive, and it mtast be admitted that ibe hour, the delircry of the machine* com­ a minor; guardian file* rceelpt, of minor members of the family approached the era bees ■ proprietors arc sorely annoyed st menced. There were three ear load, to kei and looked for the last time on the thb new and unlooked for tax, of which I and is dischargod from hit said trust. be delivered, fifty two in all, and tho de­ they are perpetually reminded. There Katato af James A. Hill, deceased; livering continued up to the hour of nn tie little denbt that three mcl.teholy , bond of special adminiaInter filed and eleven o’dock, when each mtn bad h j sleepy, and laxy sentinel, will in a short I David L. Hooa and Abigal R. Hill ap­ time, be done away with, or their extiuc- i machine Wed, and then tho announce­ pointed aa .peciai adminiatrators. lido will te winked al by the awthoritiea, I ment was nude - that dinner was ready. Perry aud 8. W. Lane appointed apprais­ who are ever running to extremes drawing । About two hundred tickets were girea out io the reins tightly and aeverely te day, | ers. Petiiion for license to tell personal by the captain of cmtncnMi, Dick. Mea­ property filed and order for aale entceed. fume on the morrow. Under a decree ner, *bo paid all expenses, and h’u Buck­ just issued by the Cur, prisoner, tried by eye purchuoe began to march toward tbo Correspondence. ; court martial for aril or political offences I “Dibble Houre. Arriving there, a most Fnwt-onT, Jane 10.1879. must be doomed or acquitted in 21 hoar., , sumptocos rrput indeed, was awaiting Arnol d Simon is much better. within 21 boon later sentence must bo them. Unde B. 8. DibbU had routed a trkofe ley for tbe oceuion and th* table fairly groaned under the weight of good thinga that worn awaiting dewteuctiqa. Many wore aleo fad at the Johnson House. Dinner over, Capt. Manser rallied his for­ ed ; ami a number of tbe revolutionary ces, and teams were hitched on to the newspaper •■Fatherland and liberty” was wagons, and the prorearion formed tn good i»ru«l. o oteimac an indictment against order, numbering aver sixty teams. The tlie Emjcrcr, and .peaking in strong l.ngu*S« uf the Utter dhappaintmeal of proeasaion wse heeded by (kpt. Mreset, tfa.se who acre led to believe in tl.d e«i who vu aceompaoie-1 by Hollo Bryan, <-r.nis.uiMl liberal ioteeiiona <f Alea.irdcr 8tetc Agmit for the Buckeye works, seat Freeport will crlebaetc. Mtetinp hare ed la a splendid two hone carriage, both II been held and the matter decided, lion. hotern and carriage deoorated with Back- jI Goo. M. Dewey ia expected to dolivrr the eye flap, and banner.. The next in order i oration. Io the afternoon there will l« a vu tbo Middleville brasa band who never aanetiog of aeveral Sunday School, to lieten to an addrew by KrM prominent Sun­ ■liacourocd better mario than on thia oe- ,day School epeaker, and to unite in some canon. The proeeasion moved ' through literary and muriea! exorakea. A good Olivet college tho principal ktiMts of the town, on both 1limo k anticipated, and all ere invited. Tho taoutretb annivarsary of Olivet ndaa of the placid Thonupple, and the Collegn wiUctenmeoco Sanday, Jgno 15, team, were all decorated in tbo most be and continue five days. Tbo followfog fa coming style. In the center of the prothe order of tbe exercise.: Junday.June nemtoo might have been seen an old | 15—Baccalaureate aeYmon by Pros. But­ terfield, 10.30 a. m., Annual sermon be­ •'Champioo"' Mower, and above it wre i fore the College Missionary Society by suspended from a pole the picture of the ' Rar. J. K. Roy, D. D., Atlanta, Ga ; Mon­ ritektoa of a man, end a large hand point- ‘ day, June 16—Examination, of daara ing down to the machine, sod on tho hand । through the day, exhibition of senior pre­ paratory cfaaw, f:30 p. m ■ Tuesday, Jane fa—Examinataow continued through the Speculation. day, colkgo prayer meting, 7>30 p. m.. vires which drew mu:l< attestlue, that Som, Hubtoa Broa, Eratwt Gabler and Since the creation it is reunuted that aanoal meeting of ths Boardot trustee, rent to ahow bow many improvement, Haden & Sum Plano., and the Smith American Organ, which lead, the world, 27,000,000,000,000,000 have lived on &30 p, m.; Wednesday, Jane 18—Exatubw boM made it) the pant, few years in with nearly 85,000 now in tua. tho earth. Thk sum divided by 27,6Gi, All lettcM of enquiry .ddrcsa to It D. 000, the number of square miles, gives I Bolkck, Jackaon, tfieb, will rrcrive 1,314^22,086 to a square rod, nod 6 to a prompt attention. lUasinted cataloguce square foot. Sapporo a .quart rod be di­ vided into 11 grares, each grave would on application. 6-6 amoo arrived back to the plane of start- □teiiW ' contain 100 pawns Bat this is specula­ fog. tbo forgo abed. of Dirk. Messer, the tion, end <>f no benefit to the 1,000,000,. The JfoteJfirefoa published at Battle 000 people that now exirt, 500,000.000 ef drawing fire the niee aulkey rake took Creek, rays i—“We aim for nothing abort whom arc invalids, 53,000,000 dying esd, piece, and which was drawn by Mr. Picr­ What they moat want are the facts ate who liven mu Bowen* Mak, in Yan­ ofa sweeping National Prohibitory Lew, year ecoasrning Dr. Aarm s Fssailr Medicine*. ka Spring, Tkh etand Ue feretve cadooed by every State and Territory of PORTABLE SAW MILLS. . jsia-iecT-sr BUCKEYE MOWERS REAPERS i sold in Harry County this year.. MESSER BROS. . H.Miagv, Mich.. Jane 9. I8T9. 4C<r FORGET >e laSuwl J-w *$»,]%£ A VXAMU5 THAT Reaper ,RIOR MOWERS ! DAUCHY A CO. COL teachers;, > mm £ MO.Wit Cwiu VA< ATtOR. I'm fall MtUejjn AC iron, j> <■. M«<tani a. co, cmum*. its« mT-ts±fts££S YmmBIVSniLTIHTURISTniHRII WALTER A. WOOD'S VARIOUS KIN0S0F MACHINES Mssltal teitaM <n«ra wm*. sal HpiiUMqw at »v«*v be it. M.-e <.ar-.taliaaura -1 ■ • .... • . •saj^lreUsete A*»>*». trv>» X Wcvkan. SANFORD'S, JAMAICA GINGER. MfWS TJBEJS JiUKi CHUBB BLOW Arid a number of otherf having a good Record. Kverythilg WARRANTED to Ite the very best of its kind. Look at (he GINGER. ’ Sanford's Jamaica Ginger. NICHOLS, SHiP9.R0 4 CO., UewDrills, Horse Rakes, &c., &c., ADJOINING THE BANNER ORFICE. THRS6HIKG IltHIHERt IJUtVJ.na Tlrw-;., r.y.w. <.1^1.. ci.I *M ntaMU IM That 1 have the finest atock of Dry Goods in Barry Countv. I I bought my Stock in New York before the advance. < have not ndvanccil my prices. 1 sell Ladies’ Ready Made Buita for fl.00 White and Figured Lawns for • 15'eenu Linen Suitings for ’- . ‘ 18 cents, ■ Kid Gloves in all Shades ' 60 ct*.. 75 eta., and $1,110 PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY <” 4-rtiaw a<»i ««a «t anaMesUra. ar ’ImUlMf'lSI?.".rNarttrauXIa ^^SKtSfttsjssw STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. I have a complete Amoftment of Gcnta’ Furniahing Good>. CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. Reptin CooKantly on Band and FOR SALK BY Hat* in the Latent Style*. In all kinds of Drv Goods ("make the lowed powble price for Caalt. LEWIS STERN. Washington Block. _ ___________ £2-41 GREBEL& RUSSELL. __ JfatfAys, Wra.^e. X1500.00 lain: i-ltim:, iTte Meriden Pwkaiin Ctipaty Weil Meriden, Conn.. ! Ik CMnu iMaw tf imm J- L. REED & CO.’S VBIL MEDICINE CO, |No. 52 Oratharo St, Ilttaburgh, I'a. Plain aod OraamcntaJ Silver Plated and Cui Glamware, Letnpi, Chandelier, PIONEER STORE ! end Brons*., TabU end Pocket ^Cutlery, Sbnan, Brimor* lie Unrivaled Wtfoax A White Or J>ler la General Mrrebendlwt, vriUnowa Parker Gone, •wd Nntriu. .U Hp.ei.hu CLOTHING I® Yntta, Ben ui Cailii A. SPECIALTY. LUMBER WAGONS �T>/t /frouilicyl We suorid think from the camber of teams that were in town on Saturday lart, that tbe Coraaaua Council would bar* to begin to cravam the propriety of setting hitebing posts from Tommy Altoft's to hcarty'thuks fur a basket of a,. Undid Roxbury russet apples May your shadow never grow leas friend West. bet may your Roxbury’s continue to be aa good, end better if possible POWERS i. BARLOW, The East Johnstown Temperance Re* £nm Club will hold a prove meeting in Jonathan .Stevens'* grove on Sunday Jum HARBWABE! The Thorne of thia city rad tho Quim­ by'» of Hastings, will play a game of bene printing required to be doos by the char­ Lail st the Fair Grounds on tbe 18th Ipat, ter, and as such, noticn was duly give and bids received for the same, and the lowest not being swsrded the contract, and a rescdutiiHi t-assed ratburixiog the Itecorder to procure the aatae to ts> drae in some paper util such contract should be award­ Mtrara Co.* A Rogen arc fitting op ed, and believing the passage of the rrentheir meat market, and building a naw Intioo and not swarding the contract, vic slaughter hotel. They enter upon tho t»l« a strict proriaioa of the charter, I butchering buaincaa m a permanent one, cannot approve of the sauie. ' IL J. Guaxt, having purchased the market building, Mayor. and propvMe to keep everything ever kdpt in a city market. ' Sheep shearing io at its bight just now. A regular old fubionod game of ban Nashville will celebrate tbe caning 4th' ball ia to be played by the Oi.t Kov of Frank Brooks has a very nice iron boot, our eity before a great while No player 1 will be allowed io the game wbo ia oot forty year* nld. A soft ball will bo used,'1 Mrs. Henry C- Smith, who ha* teen end the game will be tallied ou a stick by 1 seriouriy sick, Is improving. cutting notches fur each rnn. The Editor of tbe Nash rille JTma* paid A man by tbe name of ^cFadden, in us a.abort vi»tt last Saturday. the employ of the Mitchell Brothers, of Mim Carrie Goodyear left ibis, Wed- Irving, received a rarer* injury on Moonrtday, morning lor Rochester, N. |Y. I day iart, by a mallet flying from the han­ dle and striking him on the forehead. Ho was reverrly mjurod, and k will lay him op for sone time Dr. ifpjohn drawod Ayes—Aid. Barlow, llateti. Kelly MoNaughton, Prsatue, Rhrieer, Rlcbbin*. and Young—i Naya.—0. - , By Aid Barlow ICmJuJ, That tbe city ptintiug fur the epsuira year be awarded to the nablhbre nishing good and auficienl security fi>r the faithful performance thereof, aceordiag tn eentrart. Adopted. Ayes'-Aid. Barlow, Hatch. Kelly, McNaughton, Preston, Stebbins, and Bucklen s Arnica Salvo. The best naive in the world fur cuts, Lruiaca, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped bands, ehilblatM, rorre, rad all Nays —Aid. Sbtiner— I. Committee on Sidewalks reported a NEW PIANOS S125. N. S. Parker, proprietor ol the Has­ tings House will hare a roaring bowery daaee during (he day and evening of the coming 4th of July. Tha beat of music will be furnished. and on effort will be left PERFUMERY IN BULK. AND LASTING. Three are tie days of rare*, organ grin-bra, potato Logs, base boll matchre and eireure. I'acU Hwin has mowed the Court Ammy Cornett, IL K. (foreman, AmIloute square, and now it brrni Freoemrgrr, Arbert D. Hill, Sarah t iful aypedrat.ee. Miller, Wilhmai Richard, tlua'y Recer, Mil. May Dwight,. Barlow, with I Henry Walter, Geo. W. Wolcott.her s.n, is printing her methrr rad other friend* in this city. Tb<- little daughter of Darias 0. Heath 4ra« rarii.nsly injured by falling trom the We return thanks to David trump fur a basket of very large, delidoev strawberriea, upper to ths lower flour, at the barn now being constructed by Phis. Smith, yester­ rant is* yoMerday. day atteruoon. At the time' of the We are to have a acrideut her Injuries were supposed to be on tbe lli'.tli iost. 1 fatal, but ahn is mure comfortable this a good one; it ia too. moreinp, rad *tl«ru are *ome hopes of her Mrs. Dr. t’pjohn is absent, a pending a Young—7. Fr«m the committee on Rid'walk* . T» thr M'lyttr <>a>z G>smo« I <«sr>7 < f lit City «/ Btulifyt: GxXTtrMKS: Year enmmitUe on side rad crus* walks respectfully report that * walk b* built from State street to the south ride of Brod F rae of Coat. The tu.wl wouderfu’ renredv of tbe *g* is new placed within the reach of all. Re he rich nr be be poor, it eeete Bathing to give this great remedy a trial. Iht K isu'a CauroKsia Gou>ur CoMrotwti, for Dyspepsia, Si<A Hesdache, Low spirit*. Lea cf Apfeths, Sour Btnaaach, Coarinz up of Food, Yellow CumnUxise. Gveorai teener eart »u the nuuth nde of Bucid •Irrwt u> the pate c0 the school hou.e Lt, ■ also the hall on Jjie east »idc of Hanover street from Stele itreet to Grand street. Abo a walk to be ljud on the south rid. of Centre mrewt trout Park street to Dibble Wheat. Wool. Marshall and Marengo. Curley Matthews ha^ bad the bill Boards splendid stoek uf bedstead*, bureaus, com al! repairra, ready to receive tbe Lie pc, mode*, bed springs and mattreaace, chairs ten of Fcrepr^jh's big Aow. ’ an i tables, brackets and mouldings they Mrs. Campbell, the ag>-i mother of have in More. A tip top bedstead kt Frank T. Campbell, died jestcrLy, al thd . 81.90, guxl enough for a king to aleep on. residence of her sou in this eity. j We central tyll tbe half, call on them. Si raw berries are ripening very fast at : Good and cheap i* their motto. present, and the twenty cants per quart, I ' Dtkr>,On Thursday June 5th,lR79,Stata. (box we mean), will anon fell to ten. i wife of Gvi*ge Wopd, who alter a tong Tbe retire attendants at the . High ■I and severe sieknore quietly annk into that School, have petitioned the School Board ’ peavttfu) »&wp whieh knows no awaking. o retain Prof. Mitchell as principal. , N'i> church n>* sacred scripturvn formed the brain of her belief. In harmony with house on the tots rreeally purshaaod by [ her independent method of thought, and at her request, tbs fansral serrioes were him of Mrs. Goshwind io tbe 1*4 Ward. Playing a game of chose in two Lours brief and in soonlaoee with the prioriwhen it takes a player two -and om half pies of raetiUrism. boon to move, is the latest ,roaaundrum. ’ The Grand Rapids Drily KajU, enternot too much to say that the Kayk ia one of tlie vary best dailic* that come* to otrr table, and that ia *ayiog a good deal, for amtieg there are tho coot [wpular dallies ol both Kart and Wot. The K-iyfo ia stalwart in ha poiitioi, rad ia ever reliable ia foreign rad domestic new* Its future ia bright, and may it borer meet with n- whereby they hare reclaimed about tweatf Wljsth-r you desire to buy dry goods, six acre* of good land. griKwrire. hardware or foyming implements, Tbo old Van Vleek b.-4 and shoe shop or wWi.to get a job nt s.wk dose, go to has beau stored tn the north aide of State On Wednesday of laM week Cbrt. M.e rar sold four Buckeye Raspers. Il that is not a pretty good day’s work, kt •omemao wbo knows, idl u» what ia. • Mira Hattie Brooks, wbo has k clam in music io OraOgerille, and vivo in Martin, Allegan Co., paid a short visit to her tome and frieudi In thb city Usl week. ?.t rawberrire and iea cream ! will Ira sold by tho ladies of ths Prvubytorira Church, in the courtyard next Tureday eveningJune 17th. You ore cordially invited to entne and partake. A game off bane ball was played oo lha Fair Ground lari Saturday betwre-o the Quimby chib and tho Strong Batters of tbe State road, which reunited in taror uf tbe Quimby’* of 20 to 6. Mrs. Brainard, long a rrarirat of this eity, and well knoun to all cur peopte, died suddenly on Sunday. She wra a tnember of the M. K. Cbureb, and lived rad died stroag in the Christians’ Gith. pic (hint that advertiser* charge more than one who duo miOadvartiM!, from tho bet tha’. they bav* to pay fer the adret lidng. Yea, they pay ice adn*tiring, but the adrenitlug ia what put* iato their kind* the tneana to pay with. If you want to pay nearly double what and arti­ cle la worth, purdtoM of a man who dues not advertise, for bin aalea are ao few and far between, that when ha gate a chance to make a sale, ha propoara to make up in A Card To all who so kindly rendered tbeir as aiatanee in taring fur our departed oot, and ths many friends whore sate of kindnree and attention during her long sickness, which traded to lighten the suffering and Stimulate her roarape, and especially to Mr. end Mrs. J. M. Hewer, who, so generoualy offered the n-w of tbeir Iteuse for tho funeral service*. I consider myself un­ der tbo dreprel obUgatiotn, and also ten­ der my meet tracer* and beart'elt thanks. guaurry street, abo, a walk on the r uth aide uf State street bet we- a Chotch and Creek street*. All of th* said walk* to U completed witaia fifteen days after miti.-c. Prejudice Kill i. "Eleven years cur daughter «tffcred an a Led cf misery under the earr of several of the l-wt (rad some uf th* worst) phyairia ns. who giro has dxsrnae ramus names Gxooax Pu’erox. Rc|«rt aoeepted and adopted as foUowe Ayes—Aid. Hsieh. Kelly, McNaugh­ ton, Preston, Sbriuer, tSteblin*, rat li-ung—7. We are enrj.riscd to ere ao many still •uffvriag with Neuralgia sod Rheumatism when they can be cored. We know the freliog whioh-eiista among very msny"thalaoy tn^dieicc which ia advatwed must be a humbug." Thi* may be true itrsime case*, but wbea we knew of- a Young—7. i remedy which has brentne so popular a* Naya.—0. 14WWM10 CurattVi1. and we hare raeh cooAl*u the following ordinance : [ dash* evidence of the good it ha* acwun An ordinance relative to Vehide* foe : plialted, it iv mere ilira folly oot to make euaveyance uf good, and pmons for hire, I a trial of it, sad ’atsfy yourselves that all and the owner* rad driven of the aut. I the proprietors claim Gr it h true In The aatne was paaacd. . I »uch diseares m Rh4umatism, Neuralgia, Aye*-Aid. Hatch, Kelly, MeNaagh-,I Kristia, Hradsehe, Bare Throat, Lra.e too, Prtstoa, Shriner, Stebbins and Beck, and Toothache, we era eafely my that oo remedy, eitbrr io pbyririra's preI serif tian #r in proprietary fotm, has effret- an rvcatanMnd it m tbe beat quality of soap ia use. ' It is a'rare thing to get a soap that will thoroughly dcaaac printing iak from the hands, m slso from Kara , but Crampton's Iraadry soap will do it, and We know whereat' we speak. It is e»f*criUy adapted for | rinterv, painter., engineers and tuachiabta. ra it wll remove l|. I BI. keep coosta'illy on hand LIME, HAIR, STUCCO, CEMENT. BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMP8, . PLOWS. ORAG9J LEFT IIAXD’PLO TFN. Reaperand Mowers. Pay* the higltert Cash price for ail kinds of Farmer* Prodtice. j Parmen will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at his Elevator, comer of Broad­ way and Railroad Streets. Hasting*, April, 2. 1879. 10 Fred Kioto will occupy the BsrUw'a warehouse, JefI it>< tr now building La oom- Plaster. Lime, Hair, WALTON, MOTT DR. HR. Annapolis, Ml, Writes ; FREE 'aflttsl • Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. LOOK HERE “HOUSEKEEPE J. G. RUNYAN & SON THE KITCHEN To Everybody. Know ya that Mrests. Durham A Smith have rented sad fitted op the building for­ Kelly, MeNragh- merly -crapled br C. J. Sleigh aa a bakery, ». SleUiM and on Slate street, ft* a meat market, and they -have located there to rtay. Beer that tn mind. They are titankfnl for tha very liberal pitronagp for the pest year, and they propene to continue to merit tho patronage of the rilirec* bv furnishing tbe very beat of aoeata at low figure*. Call oo u>, and we will pleare you. Diubam A Smith. MINERAL SOAP. BBOTS O SIB, GAITERS, SUPPERS, A.C. DB.Gn.te>>!----- - --------------------sureemM in uriag your Iraimeat in my practice; partioulariy ia cases of paralysis it has worked woedsn. I have seen thaec who have uot been able to walk for yean, recover the use ol their Itmbe, and ooe gendemea in particular, who bad visited Europe and tbe hat spring* in Arksrau without benefit, after baring your Idni- CALF SHOES, House and Lob for Salo. Corner ol Broadway and Court Btrerts st of the wtotS desirable locations in the its. Will be sold ri a bargain. Eoqutrs WOOL CARDING And everythin in their lira, of the bent quality and very CHHAP. Thie is Un short noire at my Carding MUI, aa old time E«akfahiaeM and North side of tbe Thorwappla Rine, in one of the vary brat in the Hmtin^. City or County. USE THIS BRAND Dr. Blnso iufbma us that there hi no truth io the rumor that he is going to re­ move to Freeport. Ho Las purobaeed a roiidesce in' this city, and propone* to make Hseturga bis future home Mra. Geo. Wood,.wbo h-suffered long and severely with that Ml deetrvysr, coosumptiou, And at her rraidnnoc oa Brand way Friday right last. Mr. Wood has tbe aywpatkira of hu many AiratU The Huntingdon (Fa.) Mtuitur, of April flth, 1877, pruocuMsv tbai Cramp­ ton's Imperial Soap the beat in the mar I let. aS fellow*: Rcadei. we don't want-yon tv suppose that this is aa advertisement aral pass it over unheeded. Read iL Wo want to direct your atteelL’n te thcdsdvratiMment of "Crampton's Imp*rial Soap." Having I PoTatops, )*ard. Butter, Pork, Hams, �Ladies sIcTiLteBllM^ltSteNrrrnwa, BMd®. suaraism core. FlmpR*. Mf~r- 1 HIKTT nppey T15 i TT; m* «> nAtgnd. gradual, and perfect arc lt« ettU, that it It itnpawtdble to detect Ha applicatioR- For Um third lime Mr. Haysa kindly gives the Democrat. tho opportunity to coratnrnce over spin. a to lOll’l! •aarMsa. Waryte JaacUss. S' John C. Fremoul baa iareeled a scheme for making an inland sea 200 milso long , and 300 fest deep in Hou them Califcroia, by umiiag northward tbe great Gulf. and give Vararancv list nothing will be wantiog on tbeir pert to make the ocareolitm a •Moaea. I’ereons expecting to attend should com­ municate with the secretary at once, nam­ ing the stations at which they will start. Entertainment will u far aa possible be -giren to members of tbe society, and very low ratea arc offered by tbo hotels fur tbe general aecommodation. A very large attendant is rxpocted from all potato on tho lake shore and from many ot the tatorior towns, attracted by tho magnitude 'of the strawberry phatatioas about Muskegon, ike ao«aaabilily of Urn location and tlie interesting toptca to be diseUMCtl The fellowing embrace, nearly a complete Ifat of . . THB Tortca FOB PUCt-MI^I. II PATENTS Mr Hayas' veto of tho Legfal alive Appsopriatiun bill U a timely rstifiestioa of tbo Ohio semination. The tenth annua) summer mcetis - cf tbe State Pomologicnl Society will occur at Muskegon, in arcepteoce of an inrita bos from the people of that city. Tbe opening session will be mi Tuamfay treeiog. Jane 17, commencing at 7i o'dock, sad the society will coelinuo in scmioo un­ til the following Thursday o.«jo. The auaewV M nak acne have ssiected :u ■! aatso wser. ■ Ifyoa wui to make • Democrat jsmp up aid down and froth at tbe mouth, just aay "Sherman" to kits. ! tLf .... jTmomnt ti*e U ZB IltU A eS U 4-33AUVPI. "sUFDR5'S*MBIMl CWE Judge Deris fa sdrertiaed cow as a milliouirc Another Urrd In the field. 11. *« oraeilEts'SSsTa Only two weeks more of Congrum? That is too good news to be tree. "WM. XhStHt'ikU OR A purity MRbbW d.rtUtattoe esflrafy u alike ail o!Ur remedies. Goeanor Foster will pisses aeespl tho coegratuialioos al the country. lB K - r - v RADICAL CURE For CATARRH “What shall we du with the Bible • — deal of nervous energy if be eould only [Grund Ilapida ftmu. Why dip odito realise that be fa a political byooee—too rials from it. of course II waa eery earc­ fam ia the mfasteniry to forget to Icare infar gene far rewoscitation. stnsetioea.—[Bperta &ariac/. It ia time for Senator Barnum to reriae Seaalor Derid Darfa will again run the bia figurer. A million votra will not be­ Luka Erie iafaada this Mnmior, end Tbe gin te cover tbe Dcmr-eralic foes if Con­ '.Terelaad LntJtv irrerereutly says that •'aercra! fake fiesta arc already working fur gress hdda out mu'h longer. the contract to carry him oiar. ’ r.'.-ST.: 4.‘r7b.-.'^ sssiorMBi in now £ VOLTAIC PLASTER is .. ii'is :i H triS :s :j co naK kaUeltor. lar Csmelataaat ___________ .‘riixsx- Scboelmfatram i just, beginning a uice its associates to do all their growling and icprvriec fansoe on mioenla to the jeo An f I ectro-Oalvanie Battery combined wtth j a highly Medicated Master containing the I swmrieg at Sherman, ao bo ia sura to be . ion/—“Now, what arc the principal ihisga we get oat of the earth ?“ Yoathfal anthe Republican candidate for Premdent. gfer, aged four (eowfidewtly)—“Worms “ Tbe Greenback papers in Ohio do not take kindly to tha Wimer rilrrr bill They ton Tmueript. It's el) rant well to aay | regard it aa a plot of the Demoerata to I “don't be ax> editor." but when a man is eptice tho Green bark party Into an •>- too honest for a preacher or a maml>er ot I congress, what is bo te de?—[Hau Juse! proltaMe alliance (UsT) Mercery. Tha f'us; and njr “Congrvas Grant will anise In San Francisco Julr | ia now exactly where the last Congress 20th. PootmaMen sending bull pups Wil! I Michigan Central Railroad. ■IAHI IAFIII BIV1SI0M. THE LINIMENTS rd kus ca man. •EWSH wasted, with octhing to show for it exsepi , a Jirgs bill of expense. ” KxXIor. Fenton of New York, wbo hsa jost rrtnrord from Europe, says that the. wonderfully eueressfu! management of our national finances baa smaicd intelligent people in that errantry. Its j» MHift" COHIIS’ VOLTAIC PLASTER TEE BJST OF ITS KIND. The author and finisher of tbe shot-gun pdiey in Mlatiunippi hsa just been made Chief Justin of that State. Thia la a pretty sod to transfer aay aotpiri raa ot dislike to lair wiliestion of the sort of jurtioe which lha person wbo appeared to take delight Ln will bodfapenecd io fntnrr in the Coramoo- pointing out tbe defects of fellow crcstut® wealth where Chisolm waa murdered “Dot Pinafore' cxprrwsios ras y nu>« t saiais >iisam4 a»i Uue ia i>t s»«atr ■■ ance," remarked a Teutonic gentleman to a genial coadjutor. “Aut yon tolc s vd sMan.rsC *.(>-» iis'^f A. .regulati lor suraetioga. be speaks coding too bisiu i f-v < ssnk at >a»er «irti Aagifab aber be say 'Vot hardly some I “sac ebank, aad tbe kLmI rwm. ’ data oarer f Vot kind of language is *ikiJXl~l,Uo *' *?*“ I reeripu over expenditure* of 12,692,113. U Tvmisj vyulir. Vk. akocM do it. a»4 I In I8A4 the greenback dollar would buy •SIX' stories Aa Ionia man rcecatly sew two yards of ealieo. Now it will buy six- twenty two blue rnren engaged in a fierce ^Meteal retutee. »f mirwry men sad fruit foes. In 1861, the workingman's |1.50 battle with an, eejnal number of black for a day's work w-ral! buy three yard, of suskea. Tbe Ionia sain a msec didn't la order to hare Use dfacumfoas vpsey I ealieo for hi* wife. Now hfa II a day will appear on aay prohibition petition this spring. and iaotraedre II ■ a«nmary that some prwsntien be given to tbe eamp and re­ If Qmgrcaa could collett a fine of »100 , dinatiow>* the sdrertuiag irg-o-b oo mark. to bo offernJ, and to this cud the hut of tomes ia |hoa as^r s<n l out Wc each from every person wbo holds that । Pike's Peak, exdaima. "Whew frenin®, *u«. AIS'. bone to hear from those who are to attend, body ia contempt for ha repeated erhibi- , from her mountain height, unfurled b«r and will not Al wto. km, had- experience, standard to tbe air. oho little thuoghl th st in aowoemioa wjM/.ny the topis, try to tioo nffolly and preverstly, it coaid do । caughty man wuuld paint •R-iysl' Bakin.away with the whisky tax and eould deny . attend and help on our workofdfaertntnadag horticultural information ? Those itself tbe pleasure »f laying a tax on ] Tbe following testimonial ul a certain who eauoot attend, w» urge to pot their patent medicine speaks fur itself “D.ar tbongbte cr txpericnee tn paper and for­ Tbe Chief of the Bureau of Statistia,' Bir: Two months sgu my wife e.:nH ward to the arerrtary in season to be taken scarcely speak. She baa iskon two bot­ to^lho meeting sod ,t lhe proper in his 10th monthly statement foe tbo i tles of your Life Itenewcr' and new she .cunent fiscal year, report* that the excess can't spesk st all. Please send me two It fa important that we hare a complete of expert* ever imports of mcrrhandtM for more faxtlae. 1 wouldn't be without i’report from oneb locality eoneeraing fourt ~L'.a ptospccu, and that a. many counties be the tea months ending April 30, 1979, repreaente.) as pomible by specimen, of the waa 1241,443,633; ditto for 1878, 1227,­ Win* In Washington early fruit.. 042,087. The revision of lbs frait catalogue will take a prominent place ia the programme ' A Toledo telegram to the Cincinnati While lloase Tuesday night, to the de­ of exerciM. and aa this catalogue fa ia the Enfwrrtty that there ia a well defined bauch enacted at the palatial hoaK of the bands of tbonmnda of Michigan frail mea, movement among tbo delegates to the Mexican Minuter Monday oveutog The behyrior of tho tfenor'e guute M that Il fa daausblo that it roorire careful etteaoccasion waa enough to make us l.laa.ls. tion and criticism, that it may be perfected । Ml aloM far our oMntrymen, but fi r foe all lomliues. oar spuatry woman. Wumcn eulffhg Um) horticultural societies are incited ihooMsivre ladiro joined with dir men in to send delcgatea, and a general mvitalioo making thia ball a seem- of debauch sel­ u extmded to all friends Uf horticulture dom M|ealled even la Washington—no-1 to ba with tte st our strawberry meeting tod for iulcmpcranee Remember ths date, Juno IT, 18, II, cl Mea were as«n earning away Util a Muskegon. ot ebampagM Io tbeir anal piektfx La I T. T Lroa. President, would nominate the Democratic ticket fur dim (.?) tore the gnld and silver akowvrc I South Haren. ■ 1880,' tack it to an Appropriation ball, and from Che ould moats, and Mack them ini M C. W. GanrtxtD, Sec y. ~ ' ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, force it through Congress. The president • ' • Wks BaWakte Afeert Uw EAST AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT. ur.iUw.L. 1- i ; |Bj gg Bl [ tH-rit.: I! ■;Fm !S 1 * ** »U 1»U It 5’ u* :: liS“ it ■ j at I iff •5 MEXICAN sTrnaee M-. ISa <l4i eeK ®Stell, MUSTANG t'*rv i* >•< a^ &!a3a’?iite.nBSto"2^f> Mt 3®A~*. ££ fo’aTta H.C. Wmmreara/O. r.AT. A.CMtras. t*Ty-^ry*** y* CHKA&O I WEST I1C818U UBJOU LINIMENT ■ww eSSh COMPANY. ru oafo Asas r»s.~.y iVsop* />a> ‘<1 iftwt*M'aaUto ’ ix iw •S'*' ' nur» »ntn ‘.xS:.! would not veto-it." The su^mtioo ia Nine Good Suggestions. worth thinking of. If tbo schema warn Ni< leng ago tbe St. Lawrrnco Board objected td as irregular, the Caucus (with ofTrcde of Govsrnrcr. N. Y., appointed a committee to embody is a brief address, a capital (’) might amend the Constit udon such hints to the dairymen of that sectioa that cxpcneoca io the purchase sad sale of dairy prodoc's rag^rsted ao cf importance to producers. In tbo report of tbfa oomtnr.tee the following poiute were giren First—That each patron giro especial euro to hie milk pails and cane, «e that they are thoroughly cleansed aud omlded ; and new drew whey at night. 11 puesi hlo, bare aowso other vnwel in which to draw whey, aud thus prevent using your glass and ehiaa. Tbe next m*raing a i wagon load full of Um ececly broken Maff waa earned away from the door. Aad thia ia the National Capital, and •-bene sepe . ladies end gantlomaa (?) Cboeider th-msrires tbe errroe de la enm. of Waahiagtoe aooety. We reed of the York Triba»* girea a fail history uf the cattle plague, known aa the pleuro pueu nronia, and rf-ita prcoenl provslenoe in the t'niied Beatas. It was first brought to thb country from Eeglaad aa long ago aa 1843 and haa never been entirely stamped cut since that date. There fa none of it I now In Maaenchuaetta or indeed north of , Connecticut, where then fa very little, but I it extends from Conneeticut to North Car-1 oliva in spots end iowartl 3OU miles. Just now the authorities of New York and ' New Jersey are mskir-c atrauuous efforts I to gwt rid ot it, bet ia Mareland, Penssyl : vauia and Virginia no efforts are beisg ' made to get rid of «■ falsi s disease. Tbo danger nFk can be appramsted wbsu it i. j known that Um more taking eta ear to, the Want ia which aaimah baring thi. I , dfameo hare been shipped m raficicct to 1 isfett aay eainufa that may some In son- I tact with it Tbe wonder ■ that wl,«n so ' ftfobt. before milking. Fowrtb-Bhmild a row be ailiag, chilled or sal joM right, atraio her milk nlrcy. into th. swill barrel, for It fa far batter to fox a few peaada of milk Chas endanger a Fifth—Do evreythiog you can to aecurr good, sweat, pwrc, wbofaeame sulk. Then taafai upon Um atmeat sera ia the dm®- ‘8EMINALPASTILLE- THE BEST LINIMENTS WB XAS 03 B1AST. ’K’.'sEW.'iVac, Fort Wayne, Jackson A Saginaw R. R SHORT LIKTE. ’ I *• M.Wwa&rFTjrZt i" aT.i ________ ____ Ur.^lli.ate. ,______ 75 utx.ta anoarm m Canada Southern Railway IXltlAXAPuUA. LOL'1ST I CL E OLD AND REUABLE. Da. H*vroai>* I.rrxa Inrro-'kama u * SUu far l Family HraaMy tor < dmoanmed the Uvrr, Stomach-VjR •ami Il reels.—It is Purely ! V. .vtal.Le - It newer fl Jl HsS lafeot.®.- is seS tor B. Xutllas fee &ns Jtataaas. i^wiS Socuod—Thoroughly brash and clean year now's bag and teats before milking,to prevent loooe rarticiei falling into pails, and wtsb tbotr bags tf noeeaeary to get them perfectly dean. Never neglect to strain your milk; i»e’cr allow year milkers to wet the cow's teats with the milk, for tbe purpoaa of cleaning or softening them. Instantly discharge any hired lidp that praafat ia this moat filthy habit, sad if you Hi-- PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE FOR IHLKMATORHEiLA. bookszmilliok ST^lsOtn^JCANBAB, TFXAB ' I»a aK r.®b vnrr. untti-r totTg to Baltimore. i ' WASHINGTON, WOMAN AC TRAIN tUmaiM cast. I OPIUM Kullt Buxoraa zor root r O B AV o 00 re rax � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-06-18.pdf eddf6c65680a95cb7814f9b1fe1190bc PDF Text Text Hasmgs He publican Banner HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNK 18, 1879. VOL. 24. NO. 7 WHOLE NO. 1258. BUST WAGON ON WHEEL NEW YORK. ALONZO D, CAnWALLAUF.n. IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted aud Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every W heel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and large nu\j-.riiy vote by wlkb the logwlative appvopiation bill was pswd to the Howto on ymterdVr H had been urged agaitut the bill that its provinuai were not clearly drfltted *ud5bat it would bn difi- Every Wagon Warranted ! ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. sn Central Railroad. D RAPIOt BIYISIQH, I’HYBICLAN A SURGEON M la th< frrearBtevk. 8l*l*SUwJ. Ijttth.c > and GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. More JACKSON WAGONS «•* •*“ «» B*"? Cou,,t>' than all others atmbmed, yet the repairs do not average 2 veuts each, (kill and see them nt rhe RrtlaM. Khorl Lias YD WEST TO AND FROM Rapids for h« hwl rccogniic-J Bubara, bat the party bad already .nauhed around the turn in tlt« r.«»d, *«d »h« La from right' Victur w*» hi* way lu De Vert'. t« | all on liiiUn. aud he dataird wlwtt>*r Detroit. GREBLE & RUSSELL S. I” Hastings. Mich.; Muy 6. 1879. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX.CKASC1RY FrracM sttretiw rtv»a t. AGRICULTURAL HALL IS THE HBADQLAUTERS Foil Tho Battls for the Cedars. Co.. Threshers, We have sold one car load < the J?L Caso and any one wishing any thing this line will do well to call and _____________ _ _____ , , in addition to the above, w<> ’sell examine our samples and price the Robert- & Thorp Vibrator ThresherC. Aulltnan i Co., Swcejc Like- Thresher and. Monitor Engine ; Woodsum Machine Go’s En­ gine and Thresher, E. M. Jlinlsell Engine and Thresher; Minnesota Uhi< T Thresher; Gaar, Scott A Co. Engmn and Thresher; 11. F. D<>w A Co. Thresher; C. Russell A Co. Engine nnd .Massillon Thrcslicr, of which we sold sevtinil last year. Aho. th<« Atlas Batavia nnd Muuslield Engines, ittid Gxnr, Scott.'A.Cos. Lane A Bodly, and Mtuisfield WfflKCBIGAl BAILBOAD COMPAMT. Um kd3a c*1'**" **'* PORTABLE SAW MILLS EIGHTY AUCTIONEER. °V*‘JW4r*’ siT ” rti”« BUCKEYE MOWERS S REAPERS Universal Croup Remedy. A llawllln*. Or"M U.p44«, M t.fc.. DENTIST NasMli. Mitiiian. WILLIAM WALTER. TA-IIuOTl. InEoyiire Block, over Mudge’s Store. All Work CUARANTEED. It- JCarriage, Sin aid Onaieilal PAINTER Al A. U. Back’. e*vru|t» Shcp Jefferson St., Hitting*, Mich j za>.&.io ATTEND <&f S'YOVJES ▼ ▼ 1000 Beckwiths Round Oak Heating Stoves sold in Barry county within the Inst 4. years. 1 am the only Agent of the Round Oak in the County, and can give you the beat prices, and warrant them in every respect to l>e the only 1 Stove made of BOILER FL A TB The Heaviest and best made Stove of ita kindin the mark Can give many of the ve/y best of testimonials. New Base Burner JEWEL. The finest finished Hiring Flue Stove ever before brought to this. market. Warranted to be better arranged and more saving of fuel than any other Diving Fine Stove sold. . Jewel Range 62 sizes and kinds. Jewel Cook 50 sizes and kinds. Jewel .Cottages 10 sizes and kinds. Jewel Todd both Parlor and Cook. I have die Largest and best selected Stock of Stoves ever before brought to this County. I CAN'lead, and I am bound to sell them nnd can and will make the Lowest Prices, call'and sec for yourself. HARNESS. > 1 still employ the best of Workmen and buy my Leather direct from the Eastern Manufacturers, and warrant every Strap and Buckle ftilly. Yours Respectfully, H. A. GOODYEAR. DRYGOODS AND TOLEDO fer^.—~ CHEAP MATERIAL foraajthlac tinder thia brenrh maay dlf- MILLINERY NO CHARGE FOR EXTRACTING SPECIAL NOTICEFRIDAY MORNING OF EACH WEEK To return to Barbara. There were aril! w* gw»i» at De Vert’* whin rhe airivcd,—among them, | Vincent Sherwood. A d»y 'ft two-pasaoU, «>d during tliunr' i pissing d-JT Barbara watched Vir-itia I tad Vincent Sherweod. Shecnmu to the mtlcdM that the* »«'« pretty strong | eaid>1i^ •>! » P*D »f' Ipvin. ■ ■ I MESSER BROS. Hastings, Mich.. June 9, 1H79 FOSTER'S Lace Kid Gloves the best in the market. finest Stock of 1 have the In reaped to the attack upon tbs etoctton tow. and the mainienanoc of pearoat electioiu, the esM to nearly the aanic. That the Democratic party to fully eemmitted to ihto battle for tree rifle etobe and free repeater*, to eopfttttd by ha pislfoem M well m by it* repeated voice tn. brth bouatt of CeottreM. Bat the (piertioa re­ main* whether the party i* to be brid-reapoorible foe the eocrcire end revtntiucu# oy darling fcwweplag.’ RarU-1 had i»-m fvr pbaaerabfe feelings, for Im lra-{ Rid hi. jins* ,,>h* nr“-’^ 10 ,*1C »<«!»ity nt The C- hr* hr WB, titng at leaat.’ ’ What drew lbl» nun ibUber so frequtnt- sold in Harry Connty'this yenr. SAVE TOUR CHILD WITH **• k*4 w“ ,B cadca-cr to lre<elMh anbreiiutcd for the committee ^U. Hawl.-y wav of optotou that a tufi -teot .Munb-r of DAoeratio votes could be etcure.1 U<> e.rry ■ bill to this effect through tlJlkd- Tn the late Demo, erstic cauoui th spreket of the Houw peupore-d anleiitesmteJ a new bill but he waa voted *Hru, tlw cau-us voting tn favor uf a euntinerikai T tjtu present law, with erttain addiA.iteV Hawley finally and New York Aldermen-in particular. voted in fovudoll (T..| Commiitoi bill, as did al! the IL|puW4i.-. The twenty-two Mdly ured rue* a lettoo. Notwilhataudmg the fun that in this i age uftr-.nl, great people (root abroad are , co longer a rarity tu thir republic, qBiu a Hutter of totermt wm excited by the arrivI al here of the Duke of Aaeyle. «i route t«t takro (right at nothing! Cacada tolyirit Ju* tbwiagumM sow, the But when, an hour later, BatUra re-j bi* reason that his coiulitMats iniwted turned from her ri le, «he found Victor I Marijui* of Lorn* Apart from hia world­ npon the firtt aland taken by tlie jMrty, waiting for her in the parlor at Do Veto's. wide literary reputattoe, tba Duke is a and wen: unwilling io abate ibeir dtaanib. । Notein lover-Tike occurred in •, ihel LlaUJAd atn.ox the blu U»d*’, bi* rauk and anraatry running back into lbw dark The army Wt will be.brpwshi before the ■ pljaaant hour that followed They were • *• ’ ago*, and bis title* of nobility numbering Houm by ibe, j friendr ’ Victor frit that he had no right nearly iwetty. Braids all thia the Qunu today and r ! to presume on aught eb*. Yttterday Mr “A* it now is 1 am oure.of her friend, ot England and Kmprnw of Udis is bis son's ta.sber-in-laW, and hi* wealth is ahip," he thought. ‘ I eon not afford to cnr.tcf.rji Ous would hardly auapeci tu nib*1 reni that, yet, fur the bare poaribiiily of fotl>ldo,wR w v, w lac tier love. Perhaps kanr day 1 nny speak, much gr.aUires to lurk in the imalt Iratn polk The Dctu-criip tn-jrsd and carried ed man wt* grey-red hnir and whiskere, but uow I must ke»Fail.ot.fur I atu noth­ high chcek buMM end tlwrougblv Scutch an adjournuwnt Ura-Jte they were unwill­ ing but a wanderer, defrauded out of my .sp ci who wm met by a crowd of the ing to allow tbo Republicans to have th* curiou* m hu dmemUrkud from the Hey- j trial of | arning thrirlull. The suppln thia >*l wtek. Hi* star ia New York I mental sundry civil bi|l, roatainiug approw» .nile4 •“ ««« day *a4 be u now en­ priatkin* forjudicial elpeoaca will certainly r»i«k. joying tho btepilality of the Cror.rooc Georral uf Canada and hi* royal wife. util by her aid.. I It will by reraembered that 1 devoted a c murmured soft!/-, drawing ' I Utt a .-..epfe of month* ago. to the great ■ad toward her. ' W^xltufl oefeotilc cxpcd.uon which was qirw, a damp - fare touched i ■Vittoria, what ad. yqu?’ a* I patting th. hill*. |j, th. togtolauve bill (•■ I. will Erl throu^i ■ jrialioM by Saiur- That Barbara, I am Very Iia; nd Victoria with another *d •Wherefore, p« V Victoria »u rifeal. ■Tel! me, Victoria t" ioly after adiournattempt, in which he had put a great ttoal of money, be at once Mt about orgaairiae a new expediriua, aimlhr in principle, but Letter gaartorf to Imutv *^*iu,t enutiogonttou. Her. i. a cood p-unpe-.-t of wcc m lor thia later robem*. order the Bile ag.mrot of Nr. Arthur B. Proal, who wu nearly throe bonre {The Warner nlger bill WM ecbauMivriy HbctMteL It wn. nut proposed to nuk? he bill * ••maeas toea»iire,'' ee . V to th* cxteol of insariug prompt acti ve upw it. hut the dbcnsatoti yro:erd>i developed Uch 'immovable op­ position to lbs bill on I the part of some nicr ciitrrpris*. aud who aurrt.c* to entry Sfeoit-iw, aud such irri.4oocii*b4e diffmaeea e of cxpedwocy into effect the metal and uiagni&ren*. plan of ><pio| >n >• to the that no propMitbio whatever waa pasbed to which Mr. Woodruff gave hw Ufo. lu .peaking of May 30th, the &a aptly to a vitteand ei»*rqucat!y U>e cauea* ad* reunuk* tl.M Ifeeorklinu Day street parade b.rc hreo chiefly moarfcabto, of law year, fur golden hand in het She bent for llw slnrti.inp waguoa that, under uver Viaoria, and kitted her tenderly. gate! of doing homage to the dead. *u ‘IlttAtu Ucm you, sweat!" Barbara nouure to the living the virtadt, ebo*->o<*> whispered The. twilight thickened into darknre*. The taro girl. Mt, odill, the heart of one running over with happituw, the other happy for her friend’, ajkn. yet with a touch ot gaits at her heart in wondering what the future would bring forth for her. brought him .( To be Matti.) was the atlwt’f/n that here I” • . A patottLeXpre *»ioti enme into list ba ra’s lace, aed Victoria, glstreing np, aaw it. • Mr. Cmbel ha. been 01 the greeter portion of the time,’’ rite arid , “and ..f l atone, for that <**»**, he could not vtatt “Tm, very ill." arid Barbura mtnihglv. Victoria only caught the la.t two won!*, aud took them f->r a -portion. -Mr. Ca»b<l has been very *icL.indeed, the sai l, nigh unto death.'' Th-re wm a rilsnoe, and tbwn Barbara changed the sabjoet of conversation. Robert De Vere and Vineeat Sherwood camo in Ute parlor, where lite girls were •■Where bant you two boon hiding?" cried Robert. ••Viarent and 1 bare been searching tn every direction lor both of J “We havo bwu hero for wine time," Victoria replied. •■Not for ary great limo, *», Robert atoett we looked ia here. You were not hero then.’’ •‘What havo you hand that demand, our urgent atteutfeo ? ’ Barbara inquired. “We want you to lake a gallop after dinner," Robert replied. “Do you con­ sent?" “Tobe sure," anil Barbara. “I de­ light in nothing more than boradback-rid* Victoria sequioyrei, and so tho matter vm arranged Tho young people trill remained in the f«rior. and in the ooune of tbrir coaveroa ttou Vincent Sherwood referred to tbr master of The Cedar* • “1 hear that lib suit has goon ngaiaat him,*'said Robert De Vere. “You re­ arember, Mto> Ltod*Uy,tUt w. had ante. eoavwMtwn about it twee." Barbara tnurtnured some reply, in so tow a tone that it wtt acaroely audible. “I must ooufsm that I did not export this rmult," Robert added. “And a woman is io own that magnifi­ cent relate," cried Vtoemt Sherwood. “In truth, rhe will bo a queen.” -I intended to witomn tho suit,'- Robert party into the extxa Masion, M tried to snwl out of the eooOhto (toortution would out Thurman or the candidate who all harrier, arnakt the eoetrol of ria by fraud and rioU.ro will be lu Thrv art soli ready, if General Kwia to we the omury rulod by Uta South, .nd they know th*t the ..... -v—* i. J. Ou the one hud R pas argued tbit the South with n thin Ttioccnng of Not effect would b,' la give inrremed rtrragrii to the Ifemueracy in ihr West, aud espec­ ially io the coming Ohl, eontaC Oath. candidate of that party, will ba a o mtniodlbe .uppurt of foyai end ..L-_ < j *..__ ______I —IX. —“How Skx-p the Brtra. Curna cut with Cotoritp and Caro." A committee wm appointed thia year to wquelah auob entcqowng adrttrtucra, but they, sercrtheleaa, formed ■ diaasreeably prominent Centura of the Mteet ahnw. Thi* n-cuUa the irpirt of a recent exparienee af law letter Harrow, who? whito playing limit! in San Franci*», i* oaid to’ ham Iweu offvre.1 »!■»• a night by a wideawake efothing deafer, if he Would, after epeakiog lbw words, *'cu»luuiary nite of aolemn black,* add,• 'he kind Sm.lh arils farlSI.” ber. 1582. and their lint child, Svunui, Unl'/rtntuteiy fur the wide awake trades­ Mine in the Mtowing .May. Anne Hath­ man, Lawreuoe was proof against the du away tatan bars been a wuottoririly harinatittg woman, or Bhakcapearc would t>o> to have lorad bar; and ritt rnuat hare Atufncu, but it mkiu* to have taken loved him dearly—*a what woman, iudand, pretty firm bold, and bid* fair to brent could help ItT—or aho would nut tbua eomothtoeofa national tnaitution have yiridad to hi* pawtion. Tbm i. di. wm nuerally supporod that the net taalimony Co the beauty of hii per»jo; would ba a siiurt one, and 111*1 Imt y* and in the light affonird by hi* writing* it rct|nirt» no Mtnnnlinary panelratioti to ronjactunt that bu brilliant tuiad^parkling hhcutpr, tender faney, and impetuoua ap.nl mta: have made him m hi* youth the very paragon cf enchantan*. Il i« not known where they Tired daring lha fim y*are af­ ter Chair marriagu. Perhaps ia thin ooltaco al Sboltery. Kritape with HunMt and Judith Sadler, for whom their lwia«, born in 1M5, ware Summer. Bandas the regular four Coagremmeu to Im elected tn September, th* new Courtltutioo prorid** (at the choice of Govctucr IJeuteuin! tjuxerow. Sooretary in 1M6, Sbski _______ ___________ uf Sate, ConUritor, Tfeteeuree. AOnroeyhi* wife and children, and k» away to Gwtral. Surveyor General, Superinten­ London to mek bis fortune. Ha did not dent of Public Instraerion. Clerfc «f 8* buy New Place till 1BB7, but it to,known lag him in ibrir r*»k* 11. bw «*d. that to th* mean lima he came to hi* Ptt.naylv.OM. angry, but lie hrt> won ore Ohio, and lh* combination of Tiriem Mid Kandall h«gno« .bredpeg. thrown by th. “woman ttornnd ’ into the face of the unawapetting foTlife.^ad ^AJiott tbTri^M nf Both women promptly tried aid eva .to-i �-5 ■1 ■ REAL ESTATE. m sale Ajro to Jam. HxBTtwos, Mtctt, Jcrb IB, 1879. HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. Opposition to all paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. .In favor of a currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchasing power, the paper convertible with coin at the will of the bolder. THE 6REAT FOREPAUGH Knappen's Law Office. Nrw Yonx, June Ifilh, 1879. It would hardly bo accurate te ray th ail New York ban been up at Wert I'oi this week, for that er.cbanUng spot I which has been raglog far the peel year be a grenous thing far poieaiatm, it b senrenKnappen’s Law Office. ly fast tronUeoome far a fargs eraruon of quiet folks remote from thrones. One may include American tourists amoag the Knappen's Law Office. camber. The CoMorvaiive journal of the Continent arc not ashamed to make political capital out of th. crioses of Nob­ oraeai. Apply « Lug, Mooouri, Paraauante, and Sokoioff, Knappen's Law} Office. Wall Dene Republicant of New Hampby trying to foist three Innstire upcc tbe Liberal party in tbeb respective countries, and by clamoring for u inrreaar of coer ­ On Thttraday^evtnmg the Republican cive bwa and of police vigilance, drestmKnappen's Law Office msmbere of ths New nampahire General itan one have proved pretty often that the Court, nominated far United Slates Sena­ policeman is a moat helpless creature in oopisg with political plate, but when push tor, far the euruing six yrsra, tbs iacorrsptabls, cloquect, able and pstriouc ind refined epfandor cf scenery. Nature ed thereto by hb superiors, he can make atateaman, Ilxxkr W BlaIB. This fa has d.me everything for it in the way of rontour and variety. The maosro of rock a glorious victory for Honest Money, for and forest verdure piled in careless symme­ any Jeeuit with gall-streped pen, or Knappen’s Law Office. You are taxed and impoveriahed until National Prohibition, far equal politicnl try. the broad river winding below and awaab-buklar with banking mabberd. right to all chares of Amerimn ciutcM. stretchisg northward in fail right lor ton And the policeman, whatever be hb rank ooo mtlime, terrific, animal aquoal b riaing from your raakx. 2 ailn aoolki ot Haulage Fra rate Prtre far tb* overthrow of the State Rights miir< between high sod beivily undulating or the number on bis rellar—whatever be That ia part of the price you am paying »S,MO, Apply at bb country cr the nature at hb boat — b heresy and lbs perpetuity of thb nation, banks, the views of s melting blns dfa- rery fond of tearing atrangan. - Americana for tho invasion of our aacred toil. Knappen's Law Office. Uncc, and the delicate sad luxuriant vege­ as a cation and so* aa a confederacy tation near at baud, give a rare ianibcsca meat therefore be warned that it ia decid­ Do you tlanl that you can eland a debt Brwk Feraitere Factory «n Jafcraen St. far of *2500,000,000 on top of your prereat of Stele*. By this set ion the Republican from every standpoint, tod auggeat the edly naaafo for them to travel without wish far ■. lifetime of luxurious case io paraports. What b more, "peaeporta are Knappen's Law Office. no longer enough for strangers who wish New Hamphirc bare won for them»elres, which te enjoy such varied lovebnevs. But to lake up their residence fur any length from the Rcpublieane of the netion the who dares talk of luxurious case at West cf time in a Continental country. So appfaudit "Well done good and faithful almcrt afraid io publiah thb, hot Genera! Schofield abrold rand down here and have leu tkaa fraiury prirea. *nJJ •* me put under arrrM, and perhapa courtTo The Point Knappen’s Law Office. martialed and «bot, for giving utterance to , Th* riljufapcni/citf State man, publbbed lueb an incendiary auggrntion. I amuro at Concert, New Hampshire, aaya, “One you that nature monopoiixrv eara arid re­ peal at Weat Point. Nothing animate of tho dearest aud aooadM exporitioM of haa any buriarea there with luxury or Republican doctrine ever formubtod x» eaay goinr cirilbu coin fort, and eren aueb inanimate thup aa the cadeta* barracka to them. Here are the headiogt of the poiica sheet which every tourist traveling publican State Convention, which b to and ofioera' quartera hare-jhi uncomprom- in Germany, France, Belgium, or 8wiUcrmeet in Banger, June 26. The cull war btogly aquare ent look about them which land fa now expected to fill up: “Name, impria the aeuitivo ebaarrer te Involuntar­ written by Capl. C. A. Boutellc, the able ily aqnare bb ahouldera and fall into a aort age and profearion ; names and ages of editor of the Bangor Daily VUj uwd at military atep u be pasare them by. The father and mother , date of arrival in the Cbwrire, and one of the atauachtel Be pub rioea ahaven parada ground b one vaat car­ conntry; motives <d journey , last pbee of residence next plate of reridenoe , weans licana ia tho country. Hanxut and pro­ pit of emerald vdlvei, upon whoM prim of livelihood; nature of lb* papers of found ia hb eonrictiona. no nun could be perfection no atraw or leal would, dare in­ Identity ia the travelev'a poaramiou ; u:uv> ■ trude itarifany more than it would v® inter U-theta. De follow* where they tore to tarada the gcncral'a well acrubbcd of the authorities by whom they were falead, unflinchingly, an! without regard to ridewalk, up and down which a aentry aued, with date of faaue,” etc. Any mia ■tatectent or accidental inaccuracy with enoetaatly pacer. Tbo oourae cf “aproute" through which roapect to the foregoing may bring a tourGAITERS. SUPPERS. AC.. the cadatr are put ta, aa might be tafcrred, As a matter of fact, tourute are more even if the fact had not been M frequently the danger from the ccwardk: of the con. reiterated, a preUy revere ooo during all of plagued In Belgium than ia France al thia moment ; but the French autborit.ro arc merciaiwta and the trickery of thetrimmcra tho four jeon' ceuree Boride mattering quality and very>CllRAi*. Tbb i« empowered to oaura them a great deal uf io the Republican party would te greatly tho abatrure atudica which are adminutre annoyance too, and it fa much Io bo feared lauan id. Hera b the call in question. No td in heroic durea, and comtenl drilling (bat these relations are going to be more with hewvy rifiea, the boya bare to Iren RcpubLcun can read it and not feci a by bard experience everything which a numerous now than they have ' been foe City-ot Cpiinty. quickening of the blood common addicv u expected to know. Thev yWe. By ell mMns, than, let the Amer­ have tu keep their aexntily furahhed of the Union against all ailranpte to sub­ rocma in order, make their own beda, vert or oppeM its just artt&nty, and to keep their uniforms and guu in immrauThe perpetuity of the Union, a* far *» iaaist that the GovcrasMStof the United late condition, and perform for them*'he. Dixie b conoerned, depends upon the au States ahall be controlled by loyal men. every mvnul aerriSome of them rotno premacy cf our aentimenta. 2. To discountenance and reprobate the to the Academy from lunrireu boom, youngMcn are prone to do — the polite Th. triumph of vtai.w rijhte and white treasonable and rev dutiocary course of the and from tho enjoyment of every liberty papers handed him, with facetioua and er- supremacy may .possibly lend to tho racesthe Democreta in Coogrms, who threaten roccoui particulsri. These fafa would liun of Yankred im, but the triumph of to enpflc end destroy the funetiont of the be poorly appreciated jmt now, and might Ccnlra'ism aad n.-gro dominatioa will Gov era ment if ouutilutioaally prevented aocma intolerable fo» a while, of eoufac. from enacting their partisan measures ialo But there is no u»c objecting. Excuses land their author into a prison ceil, whence |.criut<ly lead to the dealtaction of this » are unknown here, and the authorities the diplomatic representative, of hi» coun­ ronfodfaacy of Mateo. Our people will nerrr acknowledise that 3. Te uphold the right of the United parrel no bcw-ls of cumfumicn whatever. try would hare acme dAculty in extricat­ Aa to Italians, Gcrntaai, aa.i the federal gwernment U a nation, and States to esfarre its own laws wherever However, all thb ducipline b salutary. if ing him. J. G. RUNYAN k SON. they aru to operate, and to frown down coe may judge from the appearance of ita RoaauM, their poritiou m tcrarute haa|[ they will march with bare feet through and put down the dangerous heresy of ■utjecte, for a Mater, trimmer, healthier becutae, of cow»c, much more precarious pjre and fire before they will agsin bow to than that of Americana and Engbahtncn. the States Righto victMionfate, who hawe looking Mt of bop I never aaw together Where they are called upon for one ccralready plungvd the country into one Of the excrebea ci thb week I an aay bloody war, and who are now attempting but link-. The ricorcite rxam'malioM tifiette the latta need hall a doun ; and to control the Governmeal of the Union ended, Wedaeaday waa devoted to the theg are so closely watchnd that I expect with the raise measures that proceeded the reception cf dblinguhbed vbiloaa and to a eriune will soon come when Great Britain and America will seem to be only aafe rebdbncof 1861. • placre of refuge far fereagnera who have t.VTo jurist upoQ free slectacas—n« only free7ro«n nstiooa! military mterfir parade, both of which were righto worth bad toy political difiacultire with their As it fa, any German or en«, whieh nu one desires, but abo free racing. Ercry evolution »u performed Governmenta. from the interference and violence of so with the moat soldierly preeirion, and ap Ruraiao refugee who arrives in Belgium called State miliua, and the ssssrains who parent ly to the great aalbfactieu of the a almost imtuediately ordered te quit the with deadly weapons have seised tho polb artetocnUc and rainbow hurt throng of Uy country. 11 ia of no use far him to plead in many of the Soutben States, driving epectatora,u well m that of tho more or that be is tired ef plotting and wants to innoeent and def-ooeless voters from the 1<m illustrioov vivitcra, hr whom especial remain qniet. The Belgiam will answer ballot-box and n-skinr a tn <kevy of elec­ benefit the r&Aemente were exoanted. One that their country ia too small to run any tions, which war upon free suffrage has group of the Utter near which I stood, neks of quarreling with big Puwen and Io been made a dfatincl political iaue by every eentaintd Secretary of War McCrary, that be had better ge to France. Democrat in the Senate and House voting General W. T. Sherman, Genera! Scho­ ,Prance tbs refugee will perhaps, c m Is against a mesraro designed to prevent and field, commandant of the poet, Chief Jus mvt with an order of etpubioo , but a tire Waite (who bad a ran among the amall provincial town will be ewugnrt him fa To uphold the financial credit of the graduated), President Noah Porter,of Yale as La plaee of residence, sod here L- will Government and Io araure to the peopfaaf, all seotsocs a asund currency, squtvahot to entn al all timva and in all ptecea, and re­ deemable in coin. And fa thb end to oopoae all distracting, repudiating and mis­ Government bm yet had the courage to chievous efforts against the pctare. wel­ abolfah, though it serves aww chiefly to fare and industrial prosperity of the peo overhaul the correvpoodeoce uf smpicioua pl*. 6. In there rims and purposes ell riti- only once a year that the youagtten get aliens. One cannot al together blame three Con sens cf Maine are invitsd to unite, that thb ehaacc durieg their etoy ap the Acad­ the hands of President and of the Republi­ emy ; bnr far that one evening they oer- tinea tai Gov era meow for takirg tLc exces­ can nincrity iu both branches of Con- tainly de have a soft th mg j fur the girfa sive pretentions lbey.de; .tor it u obvious grrae aay bo strengthened ia their efforts all adore a uniform on principle, and tho that if a eoeepiracy worn hatched in to upheld the honor of the Government rarity of their opportunities to flirt with France, for instance, against the life of any and the just authority of National Law. the cadets, causes th.we opportunities U> be allied Boverain the Republicanv would be improved to the utmost. Small chtore, tcld that tliey were incompetent to main­ Paper Monoy xt Par. therefore liad the ordinary bipod in a bleak tain order in their country, aud some very suit oo thb oecoxiou. lie waa aimply ugly ccmplicatione might arisa. But the l»et that in Franco and elsewhere every Durmg the put five montha tho United nowhere, and the dapper young wamorv, stranger b expected to give an exhaustive with their straight figures encaiirt io light States baa been paying coin on demand pecoust of himsdt mttat set m a warning for Its Treasury notes—greenbacks. Dur­ fitting grey jackets aud white trousen had t<> tourists I and ths object of these remark« ing five months all the paper enrreney of thinga all their own way. Thursday, the rfaduitc* reociusd their fa to remind our ouuntrrmcn that they who the country has been at par with coin. Of are accustomed to tbs boundl«M firedom course there fare boeh but liulo demand diplomat, and Nstcocd to speecbte from of thsir own country must not coma abroad far the coin, far the OOUM of foreign trade Prmideut Porter, Chief Justice Write. under the dtltuion that they will Gad any* baa made no heavy drafts in that direc­ thing sppronehing to it hors. They meat, tion, and the poorio know that there is sold all druggists oe the contrary, cone prepared to find the about 1175,000,000 ia coin in tho TreaoSaeiaHet and Nihilist ‘■scare" raging very Vj. Were there a great scarcity of cur­ fiercely, to the bewilderment of all official rency in circulation, it might be qniekly AND GO TO and rapidly inereared, far the only thing ninearery to do that would be te gv with the gre-nbacLa to the Treasury and draw out the coin, and the law requires that ths greenbacks a hall not remain there hut shall L Noachian Menageriejligantic Museum rDEARSI|:^= Addro- Uraat Wratoroq.. W . rt.. AND CLASSIC CTKCITB, Ilf ALL ITS.U.VDiriDLD EJfTIRETi\ AT Thursday June 26, N NFORD’S SCA GINGER. jAim A eorpolent u»Pli>ude of AwMA -MoupUm piled op moupUin of .tlractioD, deployed lo pleme. Alpme «»d «oud 6MEB. "“w*. touching in its ambition. Oppoeition to fraud and monopoly. Sanford’s Jamaica Ginger. It is monatroue and flagrant egotiem for any nval NICHOLS.SHEPARD ICO. to dispute iu right to the firet place. STANDARD SHOW OF THE UNIVEBSE grocery Tbb ORGANS. brand e Dr. 1 LOOK ME Nd. 58, J. G. RUNYAN & SON IIIIIITS MO ■,! OALF SHOES, A.1^AA1 1 ORLPALGH.s. rPRRFT V RITSSPI1 reraUag dxMrai*-n.ew Ike Au.rkaaeraiUeraiahMe been .erairaUwl. tkrouA M. iUIVEiDDJj tV lbU OdldLL. ..fpotertty. raaroqent -q . t- - ■ titrate wilfi -.Ira pwHte, to tea* aa. , 39lBr, Haotio^., Mirnffar. Regenerate &nd Quicken the Korols of Public Amusements. Jose, fit fart they te bafin dock. ' Owr MARVELOUS AND GORGEOUS SURPRISES EVERY WILD BEAST UNDtR THE SUN ! 12 Huge Asiatic $41,000 BEHEMOTH OF HOEY WRIT Wheat Wool. Corn. Potatoi OH! MYffif Butter. I’ ork* kiraaad W H. Goodyear • PIONEER STORE I BACK!” 1 hell. Piaster. Hair, Stucco, EE!wWSXiHtarwg Cement, ar lSr_*ssxi tfrtiiww.¥ And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. eV te HUNTS Barry. CLOTHING A 20-Foot GIRAFFE in Harness Meis' Ytiita, Btjt ati Cluliiti Th* aaly vaUtetraa af the kiwi erer (tree la fh* ravmoryj aF — SIX TON RHINOCEROS I REMEDY L. J. WHEELER. Al Uaivn Tte Merita Putiasiii total West Meriden, Conn., currency cutotanding oo lb* bare—free*baok.D»346^00,0«0; NrthX SAWS FILED, al bank note., *328,000,000, fractional enrruocy, 115,000,000, coin and bullion oratifimtra, *17,000,000; in all, *706,000,000. About this amount of paper currency Em been brid at par in al! ports of tbs United States durieg the prat half ‘ tou.C Ik OMnM MH Us, Tables, Bediieads, aid Sofas i knkt u ,.]■ I*Uio and Ornamental Silver Plated aaJ Cui Glareware, Lampe, Chandelier* No such thing u all the paper currency •ad Broeraea, Table tad Pocket before. The oHm man living cannot r«momber when, provionn to last January, ■Mm part of the paper money wm aot drpewetoted. Thb prreent condition ■ not beenut: all thb currency b hgal lender, far hb not. Neither fa it boeawe all thb ewrrency fa recrirsbh far all dura, public and private, far it fa aoL It b braanac the Gcvcrcieeul bao rreumed epeae pay anaart of its laatiag aotm on 4—..J And Chia fa tho rood.-uoo which th. Qweonbaek agfatooia ore trying, with al) HSNGIlfG W1KD0H CURTJLlXS Tbe Darirated Witenx wm a drug in the market; bon wore of alow eric : good milch oowa add fir ItS. During the hurt 18 yean we hare had a bitt* experience. The nation went down and prion want up. In four yean wo reached a point from which it baa taken H yean to Mura. The npuMiaaa party ban menaced af- k White Or IN Dent Cum ta Da t)t h iimw t k U a DI 3 ACHES OF FAVTLIOKS ASD 3 SPECTAT, TRAtt'S * Gold.11 Chariot, and 61 Brightly Emballiabed Dona Iri^raSSre*!,----. — i-si, WOOL CARDING DAZZLING fre BHO' TH! MMUHDRN PU1CBA3ING CO I Wm Meriden. Cann. �;hers r»< I public Ji/i Bemembci HtMcrbramF* Iretue-.- tha SANFORD'S S UCA GINGER HOLD BY A!.L DBCOflCffg. BARLOW. POWERS & EMINKHTDR. I R FOR, Ad..^ MA, Wrlu.: d'«-Jamajca Sing, lightful Mil oa thia Continent. th* diataace it ru built a: mS.SHEPWDteo laltte Crmrnlc. MjeM. ’ IMUtL AND ONLY SUuaE - I 43 Tt-A.TOH »» MESHING MICHIREBY. HABlm! Drug Store. ADAMaaOiurta ■ fully warranted in saying' »** IxmiAL Soap will not The brick LuiWiog bring rrocled uo J,f- FREE AIIC IAUAM * J*O!WWM>>S Seely- brick per minute. grocery Immediately. Committee of the Barry County Agricullast Saturday.’ brawl entertainment. It wm POWER CORN SHELLER. 15,000 brick per day. voted to bold the Ibia week w having recai>«4 a mojortly r'.arivj. n> <leriarej duh cIm- October, and that the first two days be allowed fur cEtriew, which simply means a three .lays’ (air. aa there will anbatantial- 38tf (svy T< 30yl >^tj“Jat7CThas^ Elertion in Huting.i Lodge ! rulea, tome improrctn^nta cn the ground* Every P. G. should be protest. ■ appointed. Tho strawberry erup ia a very large ouc, I YOU GOING TO PAINT? NEW PIANOS 8125. The f.illowiog ia the report of wool sold Bucklens Arnica Salvo. WILL YOU DYE 9 DO NOT PAY 8?W Fofaaln by Ruaaell Bai Forepaujjti'a bigeireua and Menagerie ' *u8 buyers n-f«rt N Thursday of u«t week will spread its I j a rauvasa in this aty. Thou.at.ds will al- BoW*( A Wight.* ’ ■ Nathan B*rl»s, The second nln* Mac ball dub of 'this °*J®» SOHN PIANO CO THE HEATHAN CHINEE Hold On. [ The East Baltimore Red Riblua Ofab . chappla Friday JEL & RUSSELL and evening. All daylaM. Arranprmeuts had been rnado and itripirea eoofi- Rile , . . srrle.r mower*, be- sawmbkd and amounted to the school sides acveral other smaller implements, ! b-uae- There brief speeches were mads by indication of an early and rich harvest in such aa cultivators, plows, etc. • Dr. H. F. PecLham ol Cedar Creek ; Dr th» locality. (Ji- Sena! Oihb! city viaiting Meudt. RIL MEDICINE CO., Chatham St, Pittsburgh, Pa Ru-cll Bras.. Roberts A HoteV V. H. Goodyear. IEER STORE ! hyille. aiiciitr in General Merchandise, ran rveomtavod so highly । fit for trotting, aud taM thoroughly are,*'1 «« ted their third anniversary in Mr. IJedthey receiving training for the track. Joe. 1. b*" been h grand aureeaa. aey’s grove the "th imt. A richly filled ia a fine «Ia» twiner, .nd ia at atrady aa a •“ J d«‘Fin' »>“ aterrn was a credit to there . । who’ made the arrangvmeota, and who O.a.1. mta Mr. nqn «»>’• r:" “• y*"» Prairieville ladies but it tnori eoodueively -cum to build >tp and tuslain the Temper- Mr. Frank Knsppen, of Kalateeaoo, ■d sou sf Rar. A. A? Knappen. fornwvly ’thia city, yas married on Wednesday teki tniulXsiril. link- al tho reri- ' The diphtheria i.< Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain RelicT h Truth ia Mighty. The DrairicvZle busday bdiuol laatitute Mrs. Barces thought to keep her babe Tha Huntingdon (Pu) JWririAar, Hau. Fax. rn-MM preulnr to women, wme doubted.; vud continued tu employ the harsh and | camuie local treatment. But the mighty M Mt Ko.T0. -M.. tak. Ml,, .. —.. i _ (. • _ 1 • •_ . . O.I I —0>r .VI* l..«n ...lit til. firm in uf tha following stores uu Mair'Struct, drvgotte untold tncture* at the bauds at i i lliffe'rtit phpiciaaa. employed the Faroe- ,now building alfine dwelling at Hickory ito I’vwcripliun, and were apcedily cured. Smith, Bogle A Frutos, and the Many pliysicivna now prcacribo it in their ___ u_________ :_ VI- i>:_____ -ri.planted » lair an the 20th of May. Many who planted early bad to replant. The Wm.-Dyer. Ida Foreman, E. R. Johte- follows : i over nnhewdod Clement Smith, Judge. (PECIALTY- New Drills, Horse Rakes, &c., &c. are hiving an enterprising school, the REWARD Instate uf William A. (Nell, dewaxed ; WALTER A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES. Pays the higbest Cash price for all kinda of Farmers Pro­ And a number of others haring a good Record. Everything duce. ' WARRANTED to be the very best of its kind. Look at the Farmers will do well to conault Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the above artidea, at his Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Streets. ■ A1U0ININ0 TUB BANKER OFFICE. Hastings, April, 2, 1879. 49 S. W. LANE. HOUSEKEEPERS arid order fur hating entered for July 11 aiouoay vy uw wuuu.v. । that dnvs a drive well, hitting him V^ARKIOR MOWERS I LEFT IWD PLOWS, killed the dog. m doing his level. beat i convince hie ncigbben that ■ Democrat ring Machine, Decorated Crock u. lira, Reaperand Mowers. .OTHING Yoilta, Boys and Ciiltoi THAT Royce Reaper ! IJ ME. HAIR. STUCCO. OEM ENT. BRICK. of] TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRA0<! ctcnvATons. ix>fBfJtt>novEL flowh. Haunted Me Probate Court. ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS, DON’T FORGET aa Odd Fellows pic tiie. party was favutet Prof. Mumford of envoi, mad* nil leartsn. so truth gradually nmeomra all duobt am.' Dr. 1’ierw. < f Buffalo. POTATO BUC POISON, An Honest Medicine Tree -of Charge, j Satujfap/ last, sis J muring there, thnuili a goodly number isuricjj ro«n whieh you'eaa buy ta aay quan­ tity RJNKTHING NEW, NICB AND LASTING. Bxx Cotarr. 30tf FOR BALE BF PERFUMERY IN BULK. Correspondence, PttAtkitvit-LX, June lltb, 1S79. THE KITCHEN To Everybody. AND HAND J. WHEELEB. Jle, March IB, IfGB. <?(/ PORTAJSTT MINER AL paratively a saeotaa. Union C5ty owthe 4th of July next, and the following premiums for Hma enmpan- SOAP. ra.C-aw.Ba* ita Pmiaiiii Cupal st Meriden, Conn., fiH Mvfc of k* Ornamental Silver Plated and June 14.—Estate of William A. Clerk, 125. . C. D. Hildebrand will lecture al Mid­ filed and order of confirmation entered. dleville on next Saturday and Sunday Our Western Letter. Spring Creek, Neb , June 9lh, 1879. aud wa doubt not our Middleville frienda will 'be invited to a rich treat. We cer­ tainly expect that at the Rad Ribbon Hall, In thr -u- “ ’ ’ ‘ night- A Splendid Body Smith A Sos; Dn. GtfJts:—! have been exceedingly Elegant Roaswnoil aud English Box House und'Lute for Sale. need. The dyrpeptie is cured of aU trouble. ___ ... 'a___ tTV. CUSTOMERS to KNOW These FACTS ThatTl>ave-4he finest stock, of Dry Goods in Barry County. bought my Stock in-New York before the advance. I have not ad­ vanced my prices. I sell Ladies’ Ready Made Suits for $1.00 White and Figured Lawns for ’ 15 cents Linen Suitings for — 18 cents. Kid Gloves in all Shades — 50 cts., 75 eta., and $1.00 estate Bled. Estate nt Cherish A. Parker, dooewacd, PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY CHAS. F. BATES k CO., Proprietors, USE THIS BRAND. l.n.ti. ar.uvl churri painful compbunla. Jud in SandaliM inled Wilsox A '..frev! White Or Will do just aa £ •a le well-known Partar G«l«, Silks I have a complete Aasortmeut of Genta' Furnishing Good*. CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. ' IlMtitigr. June 2d. 1879 donixlew fill ►b-rua. They will lx anld at bottom prirr. • twxwtsw*. j ■ u i w u*a I Cufftmd«Hrsswsim. BEST IN THE WORLD.; ■ ^aIeraius and tbsT'aiay be forwarded to the tn er of the United Stetea in Trimming IN ALL SHADES. Hats in the Latest Style*. In al! kinds of Dry Goods I make the luweut potedble prioe for Cush. LEWIS 8TEJELN. Detroit, elected Iter. Samuel 8. Hams, IBIDEN PLMCGABWO VO STAPLES OF ALL'KIXDS. Plain and Brocade 2. 4tlng. G8 eta.; winter. 73(u,76. oom. ” �Ladies I of Hku'« IV willpst- ttsSErcri Hop Bitter#.”—fbe Parente. <WT The CteeiMatUk^Lr.-.u/ ^.dict. a Republican majority of 211,000 in Ohio | inp rf.rtluns of ’* ,. ■-court* Iheflnabed nneo Gf h«U frtlcnc *“« «1 eitrmroiL It m»k" ‘•Mfr? '>nntTrw^ri»tT’£- SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH nmsiui THISPAF A purely vegetable dhtiltelioa entirely unlike all otter remedies. nm.’psTi^ m,'.’ BAMFORD'S RADICAL CURE THE BEST SURPRISING CURE. Unnecessary Anxiety. The Chiago htrr-Onrafi, which has el way< deplored the currency iaue, and oppowoi specie rroumjaion almtMt until ii waa accomplished, tuna to tho front te caution the Republican! ia Coo<raaa not to be stupid by making a hue aod cry over the Warwcr Silver bill, le*t the Itepnblieaa pooixiot) thould be weakened. The Warner Sliver bill, the eame paper aay*. mataina many propoaitiuoe which ou;ht not to be iadomd, but it ahenld be treated altoEaiber m an\ unimportant mailer. It earaeac* that there ia a dlffweeee of opin­ ion reepeeting eilrer and greenback* among the Republicans of the North which will destroy the unity of the party If opposition to the Waner Hdrer bill b emphaaiMd. W» ar* confident that there in oo cau»« for ths anxiety of the Jnlcr-Ofeuw. The jaootesc over silver io the Keyubboeo party ia not against its uro bat is iu faror of s ' system of coinage which will make it the equal of gold. The tnonu-m- talwis arc t»>w a very small factor. Indeed, nearly every Republican who baa apekea ia the Hotue ba* declared himself in favor of bimelalirm Tbs questiuo i» not, we repeat, cooccrniog'lhe use of silver, but the man­ ner of using it . Every candid person who ha* given any epecia) attention tu tha saoaey qneetiuo,' and jotticnUriy te the Waraer bill, knows thst it would bring abo«t the following rceults : 1. A Lee of a ootuidcrabl* portion of the present volume of the ipocia cf tha country In other words, nor gold would be diipbecd by furniga silver under tho provisaeca of the Warner bill. At tbe preaenc time there are net lose than 1225,U00,000 of eilvet in Europe that W>ddd be iamaoed in value uearlv 20 perbMt. by the Warner SiNrr bill. Shcnld R become a law, (hat amount at leant ofailvet would, place cf the ««< amount of g>ld. so that nothing would be added by the Warner bill to ear •tor* -at coin. In abort, we would isclucgt 12011,000,OCKj of cold fur the same amount of silver, aud net add a LINIMENTS FOB MAK OB BXAST. SSSaCEasi1 IcsfsxS _____ I a*i ak** . aa* a«* com if turn U. TEE BEST OFITS KIND. Michl, Central Railroad. IB BAPIBI DIVISION. Tte MeitaMe Stext Um EAST AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT. MEXICAN M COLLINS’CSII VOLTAIC PLASTER Aa Deetru-Galvanfa Battery combined with tteetht whreh have Men » mart*! aid «x• highly Medicated Platter containing the main-luring the lut IWr century, iu pro­ found aad rilen.lv. indane* up*n tilerelur* le ftr from h»rU< l-ren saftebatly recognised. Tint vice La her* slsLvrel.lv an-1 adnirablypnMWled. aud the pajor U •• foil of fr»»h and rtgirous thiefkt an! *f weighty >c(X*stl**a.thal It alone i. worth a whJ* T«ri raUcTiptlon the Slouthly. A roplvusly ilhwtrotsd artul* aa The Uf*. saving i'ervice af the fnite-1 Burn le full of lUrtsiur lostmeat. Ii i«;.< 'rati* maarte. maeebniao Umu.- . to tte! verr k«', baatohlM | MUSTANG f.cn.i; jute'*; and th. wnoUawUsr wbu »|l. H UMasMUm when ah oil! •fKttSJM. LINIMENT COLUIS’ VOLTAIC PIASTER AM!? CHICAGO 4 TO 1EHBAI EAI1EAD dORAPAXY. •*<■*>. shells* Wats .1 ear.. U mi t eWf *1 ite i ■e-sa.HMi Mm b^wMo flrnr. .st Creed PATENTS w£=s s s-fisrasjgssitsfc i THE BEST Msjptars■S’FisjsfgK' LINIMENTS FOB MAK OB B1AST. 06369002 llngS; ■SSfarSE ’ Universal ( ’“““RftW-W tale to tbe payment of tho public debt. The nolid South gave th® mesaure in the Houae 77 of its 10! votes. Ita su^ort ot tha measure ia oely another and a truster evidence of the hostility of that section to the aims and purposes of die Union aa re rvtreiied and held by tho North 5. The sweatin' would giro the labor and indnetry of tba counter a dallar which PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE FOR SFEBMATOREHdA. seminal/pastille * Wile. /aOTix*. sserSsteii r*SrMs-®FJB5Su£~KX. ’{'L.Wti: •r»hwUM end aB.asM. m rr US.r. ite erf ■ WILLIAN TAJ In Empire Uh .k ellff cUtffcUreMnH. JUr. .si r.li.tia*' >BsealaMHMw'LfteZ'tesJte'«■ All Work Cl •SEEKE55 .. ... MjWM. ?Ss~.-dF -jSsk IJ Caw. Siu P*! rJ=.-»cx: Tho following ia from the Toledo Blade, of June 5. It b a matter of regret perhaps that re­ porters have not acquired the polished style of the writers of drew advertiaen®U, far it team* as though oothinr bat th* high flown, double jointed, superlative adyectivrs need by them can fitly dcaeribe a ebow of such magnitud* aod general nceltetiec aa that of Adam Forcpangb. which waa exhibit^ in Toledo yesterday aflernooa aod evening, to two of the larE audience* ever Been ueder a canraa in city, and audienoca that wen that ongbly dahgbted with every feature of the gnat ceneepn, ia, which b tavaated an amount of capita! sufficient to run a dcieu of the old timaaroMte. which used to do light the people througboct the length and brae lth of the country, and draw people from miles around to see a stiuw that would now paaa aa an ordinary aide ahow attachment to tbe regular circux Bal though the atooh of adjectives is Meeenriiy limited, ae it b understood ST. J-.OOT8, KANSAS, TEXAS A»4 all Mats WEST. HBtJjT hOCTM Tv BAl.TIMORL, ATI WASHINGTON, IKGULAT01 BOOKS'..- MILLION ■ W. tlaxta) ar. *afrU<Tu i An5“nLy'GEn’WnE. ■tokoac... ORIGINAL ■«»< ear >»■- stmu Is mid «.it. sb s.’.-:-..iKIgn®raSw OLD AND RELIABLE. SHO ral-st • .»• i wall. artihc: xv'vl?: OPIUM rot tour OB * WORK 00 IO THB � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-06-25.pdf a4761e2d48377c487520eafdd78bc34c PDF Text Text TqilftpiitL ley! Beilin VOL. 24. NO. 8. PmSMU. M B03IKES8 CLRD3 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 25, 1879. WHOLE NO. 1259. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPERS REWYOBK. CHAPTER XVL IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest.Inmed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wngou iu the World. Every" Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the PatenuSkein Setter, and . The blow wm rapogted upon fans and Md and bean. "Though my deadlMBt foa. 1 cannot am a. di. thus 1“ cried Victor. He hastened along the ride of Uc hut, id.aeic_exported, found a door. "M Ahirath. Geoegio ! Th tba death!' very lart atop they can take. Th*, they shall be naked from tbc dnam they have bed." Erato'agtrod with the nurtcr of Tbc Cedar, io bi» (A-n. They euatinunl to H,n.2?,n,ral SaiiroM. «0 U.IM BIVISION. ry. swtaUa sj-rt u>. More JACKSON WAGONS«*« •" Ban;' (’“u"'y than all others combined, yet the repairs do not avenge. 2 Cents each. . < -all and she them at IND WEST TO AND H10M RAPIDS AND DETROIT. Battle for the Cedars. This change did not bettor the case any. The'man dnewnrad prwwnUy that hr wm waa leriug atmleady in the woods. Tba overhang®" branches brushed roughly againal han, and hu bunr atumbM over fogs sod roota. The lightning tto-hed uroro frrejaeady, and tba roil of the then erably. drr l-eeanat louder sod deeper. Still, the The two men Were jubilant. •rorm wend to be merciful, for it did not “It m an era ot my life. Evan*, cried borrt Upon the traveler;, brad. I>oubtUM the patter uf th. rain, Um bowl the ina.tcr of The Codan, .“doe well worth of th* wind, the crMhtng of the sleaMOta. rriuicins over.*. drowned them The sound of voices would I* cirricd from Hi. interior octward, while that without woaU be unheard by Um oocupanta of Uta hut. Brai-lm. Viator could Tlw-liwyrr'u brain waa t>->t much aceuc too thi. tragedy, and wm lietentag, strain­ rimed to wine, like thin of hit hurt, aad ins ho kuo to rntoh Um a-tuada. and U-c ’------- •• •- -■ • ek^ akJ very motioa of Uto lipa of tba pa^lei- GREBLE & RUSSELL'S IS THE HEADQUARTERS FOB .... Thtwhurj, and noy one wishing-any thing m this line-will do wall to cull and examine our i-.-uuph.-8 anti prices, in addition to the above,' we: sell the Roberta & Thorp Vibrator Thrasher; C. Arilman 4 < SwropUkes Thrc.-licr and-Monitor Engine; Woodsum Machine G</s En­ gine and Thresher. E. M. Birdsell .Engine and Thresher, Minnesota Chief Threflher; Scott 4 Oo. Engine and Thresher; B. F. Dow 4 Q>. Thresher: C. Russell 4 Co. Engine and Massillon Threahcr/of which wo sold*several last year. Abu.‘ the Atlas, Batavia and Mamdidd Engines, and (laar. Scott 4 Co’s. Line & A WEST KCHIGAK RAILROAD COMPAMY. • Ida. l>M.ird in the draianro. and Um mournful cry uf the wh.p-fw.-r will rame from wear er at hand Within the lil-rnry light, tbooc brightly. Tli. tua.l.r of Tb« Codan had apporvotly l-rpMl-rn the IrmuB tluu he had ■> lately taught, du- Jcwco that had curt him Dearly hi. life, aad waa driokrag wino io larEr ^aantiUm. And Evan, depart At loctgth tha idiot oourd from hidmurdoruut 4nault, and iuuked toward the woman wU>- a grin c-f doiigbt. • EIuim, inert Kluite,** came to Viator in a wild wad, ••4e^>inf; beneath Um aki« at yoar saaay Soath, r ‘ cd t Bf your wrobga 1 The tdsoi rw«d the hr.t tcily. But in a anMMOl he brtrid U again. It wm fired, not a delusive iyau /Uomm to <ice->) him into iwamn er marsh. The f-diagc of a tree had bidden it from him for a time. . f Tbc light was not fair away, and, with CUmo aad Gnad i Southern Railway PORTABLE SAW MILLS BUCKEYE MOWERS REAPERS ” SAVE YOU It CHILh WITH Universal Croup Remedy The will he place-hut 1 <J tLo drawer, »t»| it « La playing hu ttkka,** ho mut>er.-d. ciiel.-hiding itaiMcv Again *nd again o-u-.-fod the auigatn, world, save one hnan ---- — --------- mournful wail, to guide tlw nan in bi. who wuald be tbc W all Io give a due courw The ctieu were- coming Iron a rvtnrte part «f the tuildui,They, ceased, bat the rnantcr ot The Cedant kepi GU hi. way. The wiar be bad mums < Hurtn»,arua n.p4.t,. wi.. DENTIST Nashrille, WILLIAM Michijaa. Grain Cradles WALTER. i”(■Ini nd to I».w!u1hm it waa a bow .table, and Victor led hu hocaa is, th. striatal giving a whiatMj orplsaauR. EvidMtly, Um .ton­ tun waa but a few fert aqum and wm oc rupied by no other living (nature. Victor left it, and w.fted oo toward what ho sup pourd mast be tha dwelling home ot s tsaechoed to (J>c Bound uf humin fuutuep. tlv. Ho diacovmd that Um Murerly once id a rear. . ehiaing through s .mall window is the The ntaater of The Cedars packed. Hr pcMc*cd brute e-.-uragc, bat it «u a x strange that be hesitated her--, under the I have Urtancd to the varioas Umohm prrocntrd her.- Oa the oMt rides grathman aaya that thia bill will advance lbs price cf property cverywbm. The next •W have mart oely SI 70. Krrry m wwktng i-.rrd for »S<. . B.,oth murt ro­ win GO rilver dollar. worth and coding In Empire Block,over XuJge'nStore. All Work GUARANTEED. fl- j. M^ii, Caiw, Sin ati Ornaneatil Palmer Cradles! PAI N TE R • At A. M. JUrt-. Camay. Hh.p Jefferson St., * Hasting, Mkb CLOW WIRE BRACE < K IDLE ATTEND MIJKIiW, MUIIM Every Cradle and Scythe fully Warrated. 1>ICY GOODS MILLINERY ! SPECIAL NOTICE- FOSTER’S Lare Kid OIovm the beet in the BkrkeL finest Stock of I have the lime u tfo-ngh ho was fascioalcd. Then, with a wild axdamatiun of sapmdlKiua fear, be turned and Bed. The face taf the figure was like the one that oflan rente before liia virion, looking out of the water, of the bm, at him. .Swiftly the terrified nun «ped from one hall to another, till bo raaehed the library. •*O Erana. ho cried in t«rr-ir. -*I hare aero a wraith, a abort, a dream I" "The devil!' cxeiaiaaed Evant, Mill half day. At II per day they will mm 17,000, OOO per day ,‘ftr the wwk. »l’.0;>«,000 , for. Month Hy <168,000,000 ; for thr year, 12.016,000.000—a tum graatrt lhau ’b. whole debt of th. Uatod States Under thi. pr—n. bill, therefor., the nun who hlraa and baa |1,OOU to pay hi. wort maoodd. il thtebillbo'OM a Jaw. de- �COL HONEST asoassred by the prereut standard, usd worth <1 j>cr bushel, and you <i«r«M tbe siss of thu measure 17J percent and re­ measure it, h* will have 117 buahek. if tie hM 10O coeds ofwaod. 128 solid feet each cord, and you rodartt.it 17 i per rent., to’TOTi tol’sd fact, be wBl have 117 eord* of wood; rad if st the same time you re­ duct tba nnlt of valu* so thu 81U0 in ghld will boy 8117 fa silver, then the wood in lb* market will be worth 8117; and tho Now, then, tho laboring man, or the hired roan, cr tbe man working by the year whoso wages are to-day |1 per day, wbattth* rtcrive* hfa wagM one mouth af­ ter thb bill is pasacd raedvet his 825 per month. And whereas now it would buy 25 busbria of wheat or 25 cords of wood, yet wb«n this law fa In force it will buy only 21 i bnrixis of whort, cr 21 i cord* of wood. You rosy *ay that the pric* of la­ bor will advance, but u I said before, thia fa mere guess er exprured wish, far you well know that the price oftabor fa govern­ ed by tho demand, and that will not be of- Tbe gredsnun from Ohio, who ha* charge of tbe bill, ia hfa opening speech, pave us th* fallowing Bran* u proving tho nerearity of this bill. He said the aof wheal of 18G9 wm 380,000,000 el*, was vriuwi st 8375.000,000. Thfo would buy of mg-iron, average 890 a ton fa I860, 4,167,000 tons. Crop of wheat of 1878,422,000,000 bnahd*. valu. 78 cents, 8329,000,000. This would buy of pig iron, svtragu rslu* 84'3 a ton in 1878, 7,150,000 ton*. The wheat crop of 1878, therefore, would buy nearly 3,000,000 ton* of iron more than tbe wheat crop of 1869. To sub* the ociuparuoa fair, however, we should take th* same amount of wheat iu 1878Ahw whesk,1878,3,000,000,000 bush ok, same m fa 18l»,»alnc, 8234,000,000. Having shows that vour pretenses are Thio would buy of rig iron, value 816 a ten, fa 1678, 5,065,000 tons; a benefi\to fofoe, that you hypoeritically »ay, that tbe fanner fa tho value of hfa wheat crop, your action fa lor the laborer., while your act* are directly and subrlaotiallv and ooly fa favor of the moneyed classes, I ask, Crop of corn, 1869, 800,000,000 bush why do you legulatc for the rich Y Who de, 8450,000,0»0 in value. Thb amount will be injured if you do what b just and wonU buy of big iron, at 890 per too, right and honor. ? Wa have no right to average price lfc», 5,000,000 tone. Crop iegulatc to |bo injury of any one, rich of corn, 187$ 1,371,000,000 bushels, or poor. If yon wfah tqipuni»h any one, 8436,000,000 in value Thb amount firet by la'w make it a crime to do the would buy ot rig iron, at 846 per ton. thing you objeat to and then fix tho pen average price 1878, 9,480,000 tons, ■ dif{jaleuing to the vu-leul dcouncialiona fcreoee of 4,480,000 ton*, or the corn crop _____ — ' - ■ * - • 1.. one might well imagine it wa* a high MONEY PLATFORM. Opposition to di paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. In favor of a currency of coin and (taper of equal value, want. Evary <roe i* worth ibojwtods of and eqnal purchasing power, tbe Republican vote*. (taper convertible with coin at Tho Democrats are determined to sUal the will of &e holder. Honoat Moony. At great expense to our apace, we place before oar reader, tho masterly speech of Hon. John 8 Newberry, Reprreentativ* in Congrea*. from Use 1st Coogrwriowl Dis­ trict of Michigan, on the question of "Honeffort. I'm* the question of the effect* ol a ■-'•■tufc-.f currency plainly before the peo­ ple, no tnltcf whether it fa rompwd of d.-preciated paper, or over valued ailrer, and states the fart* so plainly that every man wbo will, ear, sec for hiaaadf juat what will be the effiet of the paaaaga of the Warner bill, ot an? similar measure. W* tak for t^fa speech, long a* it is, the cun did, easeful and thoughtful perusal of every working man into whose hand* this issue o! tht Bannk* may come. Our «[«ac<- fotblfa farther conunent, but we add the following anmmary of tho arnocut of tho debased silver, now In the hand* of the peoplfo and the Treasury, and tho amount likt-iy, under present fawn, to be on hand, J,in, 30th, 1880. In hfa recrot DEAR SIRi"^ RIFLES. SHOT GUNS. REVOLVERS SANFORD'S the. Presidency with Coogrew for a jimmy, if they ain't get it by bulMorinz ami ontranineM ballot-box attififog. Il fa remarked with sorrow that Gov. Williama of Indiana, whoM eliief quahfiaution for tbe office wm the wearing of' blue jeans" clothing, ha* gone to wearing a JAMAICA GINGER, sufforn JAMAICA BACK! Sanford’s Jamaica Ginger. of money. They hot only demand “ualimited coinage of gold and silvr" bnt “full legal tender payer money auSrient to traneart the buaineei of the ccnntry." NICHOLS. SHEPARD 8 CO., OinfllUL AND ONLY CEHUINE * The Prarident it io said io Washington dispatches, will reto the Judical Appropria­ tion bill, if it psasn. the Senate a* i.t—cd *“ the House, with iu political rider*, and, if Congress adjenrw, will cell a new sea- «VIBHATOR‘* gtw) Apply.at THRESHING UCHIIERT. Knappen’s Law Office. A.’ams. B*.t XlAsM* Brick Fenut.ro FA-ry on JefriM fcsale Apply •« HUNT’S /OCXRG.A.ISrS. REMEDY Knappen’s Law Office. The promoter, of tbc present bdl M»cr: that by uajnrt legislates the rain, ot the If tlA Democrats believe they art- right silver dollar, measured bv gold, is too there it only one way to prom it. Paet great; therefore by thi* bill tliey seek to the sppropris'ion bill* without the polit­ reduce the value of tbc dollar mauured by the mum standard, that is, they will ical rider., and then appeal to tbc people legislate that 185 in gold now shall pos at the poll*. Tbn Republicans will Very / SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTSsews the power to nurehaae 1100 In rilver. (Badly acet them on thia issue. ■ It will purchase the same weight of silver Wednesday the Confederate Democratic Manhood: How Lott, Hew Restored. now, but the owner of the gold can only get 85 rilver dollar, far it at ths treasury. remark* in eppnitfon to the bill providing majority in tbc Hous*baeketl down again, Pm* thi. bill, and the owner of th« for the etchings of trad* dollars furatand- by allowing Mr. Vrje, Republican, to more, gold, pnrchMing the direr, can then fur arddollir., Mr. Morton of New York and the Route to pass, a motion killing far hi* •& in gold receive 100 rilver dollara made an railmate of the amount of rilver tba anMton tjie bill to prevent thu transfer Now, thia i* an eoormoua benefit to nomcdollar* tbc Gorornmect will have al the body. YAN & SON Who own* lb* gold now, becume* a end of thq next year, based upon the The Homo Commitlra: ha* gives up the Kincut utrettioc. The owner <.f 1100,- present number and the rate of coina^s idea of declaring the Iowa election at in gold will be able at once to turn aad the number al tbe end of the year if ReprtMBtotivM las* October Illegal. Ten as-rsea SW •< It's rat *rdsaa Ufa into 1117,W0 rilver. Who then will ., £■ , iEMM • ■ > the trade dulan are-recoined into standard •(■vie. tartai n a*JWto-isml. make, if this bill pamc*, 817^00 on every etarr ssVi's' a-•art-'* w^a 8100,000 fa gold? Answer: the man dollar., from rehich the folkiwiag figure* •s^. w Sara ito*sair<-beaair. who own* tho gold. It fa certainly not are taken : I Le«Av »to<H to , the poor man, the laboring man, or th* Buster eotnel ao ter....... .............. M, tM.’XW farmers, who own the gold ; but the gold fa in th* hand* of the rich—the broker, GAITERS. SUPPERS, AC. back member of the Legislature of Iowa the banker, the banks, the moneyed cotparatious of the land—and it 1* nowhere vniting the State Iwane Asylum. tried else. Here and there a few dollar* may the superintendent if they had received be found among the poor cr tho miJJhany Greenbacks ar patieuto, and wm clsqm ; but out of every 11,000, 1990 u thief fa* bolding the Hoad; or receiving held by tl«c wealthy corporations and . told that they were net allowed to admit In 1878, 900,000,00V btubeb corn interest thereon, and that the legislation ! incurable.. He tamed the aubjoct." were worth 8288,000,000. Thfa amount of tho country ahould be io guided and di­ If this wm but a small amount, it would | When Judge HRiU of llolmt* rounty. would buy of pig-iron at 846 per t-.-n, rected that all that bold property of any not matter much, but when il i* largo the I Ohio, waa listening tn, IM •precise* in the (average price fa 1878,; 6,260,00V tons— kind were to ba punished ; that any mau amount of profit fa cnonnoua. Thus tbe a benefit to th* fanner in tho value of hfa who by industry and economy has dared total amount of gold ia this z-sunlry m drive the gold pul of the country. In fact, : Democratic Cueivctiii-jc dvdaring that tbc corn .crop, measured by its purchasing to acquire any ^wealth for his old age, to relimalad by the treasury department wa» । Democrats io Ohi-. Mpported the wu fur i bestow on his familr, hia childreu, cr in X Juno 30, 1878, 8244,3b:ir'J90. The the rilver felly* which reems to hare seised the Union, h* remarked ‘Th^ Democrat*’ power, of 1,260,000 ton* of iron. 3&mG aas/snys, Afsca^ui. In 1869, the potato erop amount*! to charity, was aq enemy to the ikws and production average about (to prwacut time : C-Ugrcaa U th* greatest danger to apecie of Columbus rosy hare aut-perted the war,' country, and tbs financial Irgialalioucftbe 8341,000,000 or 840,000,00V, a total now but 1 11 be hanged if wo did In ttotmeal wm worth 890,000,000. Thi* country must be *'>' directed that hi* in the country of 8280,352,390. -The would buy of pig irfarfat 800 a ton, wealth must be dfasipslcd. You' mean to importation* and exportatfon** for s»ta a I Farewell, John. county or do yet." • 1,000,000 toua. In 1878, the potato crop do this, if yon knew enough, or can get time arc about equal. It is stated that 70 per cent, ofthe Ger-; ■ We an- in ntatipt «f the following letter, r ’KT'iTCK’J5 amounted to 125,000,000, which, at 58J bad men enough to help you. If yon rocU.Pteaeaaaastew inU. tSaa'tgsU i» Two hundred and eighty million dollars ur rather of a letter from widen the follow • man itepph’.K-ans in New York voted far ■ atrolad aS* Descrfe-Uv* ‘t cent* per bushel, wu worth 873,000,000. eeed you dig yohr own grave. of gold arc worth at preaent relative price* ?D$SsOHN PIANO CO., The legulitiim in this matter should bo of gold and silver 8328,000,000 io ailrer, itig is an extract; "(toggle-eyed Dennis Tilden, britwi.g that He represented re- I Thb would buy of pig-iron, at 846 a ton, 1,574,00V too—an ubeolutc benefit to just. Property and l^bor have adjusted and will buy that amount ofaiiver bullion, of the JuurotA charge* tfe you, are no fonn. The Germ in RrpvUtknor-r of, 21 Fart 15th Snrei, N. Y. the former, because a Jem crop by 25,000,. thcmselvo to tbe relative value, of gold which under this law could be deputed longer a lUpubSenn. What d.w* the fool’ New York declare* its belief that 00 per bm 000 troaheh wfll toy 574,000 too* more and silver a* they exbl new. This relative REPORT OF THE CONDITION cent cf the Germans of New York and of iron. The same amount of potato crop value should be recogniurl now in our leg­ ! Well that fa si hard oa* ’ ’ Yuu a.k u. to the wbclc Union will v«te the IGp-ibliran ; would buy nearly double that amount of islation ; tbe weight of car coins should be of 8328,00V,WO, every oo* of whieli fa explain what a mar. means who yens call a adjusted to tht* ratio and it will injure no legal tender. iron. I have thus taken the figure* and arti­ one. Who will be injured by putting 10U Hfre fa a profit to somabody ef fit3.W0.-! “fool," and who fa not generally supposed cles referred to of the gentleman from OOO. Of this vast amount jxrrhaps |j to be overatockoi with good sound oom­ Ohio and compared the several farm pro 81,000JK)O may go into the pockets-J the men rente. But then we think be meant i th* great burden ot th* National jebt, and duetfon* of th* different yean, m be did, | laboring man and mechanic and 847,000,­ to i:- and Aaem be wu Yyifay at the time;। how quick’ Dem-Kratt would pay it off if and m hfa own basis of fiproa, to find 000 into tbe pockets of the rich, tbe bank*, be penned th* «8rty squib to which you I they were to power. They souo to forget _l)<b bankers. Thfa ifaows that from 1669 to 1678 the employer to buy a siirer dollar for 85 cents We think no rane man doubts ! that thU debt ‘wa* created L> keep two1 a»k again the promoter* of this bill,, allude. Cumae's cocdilion-under the present Scan in legal tender and pay hfa employee the tbc Democrats, tho GreenUckcr*, hypo our Republicanism, and we certainly are third* of tbe Democratic party of tha ’ cialflaws hsa steadily and constantly im- silver dollar and thus make 17i per cent, eritieii friends of the poor, bow dare yvu provb^yWhat ia 'true of nig iron ia out of the poor. It wiH not add 174 per faee your' coaitiluccta, with this huge fa full aympathrwilh Chandler, Edmonds, eotictry from destroying the Union. equally true ol moat articles that fanners cent, in value to all the money in the hands swindle ou your conscience, if you fa»»e Izigan, Garfield, and Blair of N«w HampW*rt*m Michigan Fair. shir,-, and guow (hat mean, ttelwtrtfam ot of banks and bankers, to all the stock and any such thing about you ? The gentleman loom right of the fact— bond* and taortcagea to all the railroads, The FiiU Annual Fair of the Western I come back to the question, therefore, the must stalwart kiodL Now poaribly that Ee, be appears to loro right of it, but land grants, and manufacture, of tbc coun­ you can tell us who conetMoted Dennis a Michigan Agricultural and Industrial So­ hfa ictriligcau ia ‘too great for him to try. It will be an act of justice to all, rich judge of any mam’s Republicanum.—He ciety will be held at Grand Rapid*, Michi­ plead ignorance ot the fart—that the pur­ wt* a sneak in lb* army, fa a scab on the gan, commencing Monday, Sept 22, and chasing power of the dollar baa atcudily TRIL BEDICTNE CO, and otutMlly increased, and to the ben­ body politic, and deserves to be kicked out bolding six days. No, 52 Qathara St, Pittsburgh, Pa efit ol the farmer and laborer. A busbu Offirera.—G. W. Thayer, Preridcat, of all decent society. Noto bis brutal of wheal would buy more of the article* Sold bvRussell Brat,’RolMtrt- A IH.-ha***ult fa the last Jo«nnl on Prof. Mitch­ Grand llapids ; K B Dikeman, Treasur­ that the fanner or tbc laboring man ia kiss and W. H. Goodyear ell, the ablret and moot generally liked er, Grand Rapid* ; JagnssCux, Secretary, obliged to purchase in 1878 than it would Sujurintcadcnt that has over graced our Grand Rapid* ; J. P. Thompsoa, Correaic 1689. And the figure* given above directly from the speech of the gentleman city schools. Note hfa peoforoed Temper- pending Secretary, Detroit. Head, uf department? —General Super­ who had charge of the bill ebow it conciliarveiy. But it did not suit hfa argument of thoromraco people, th* laboring meo, ling to tho whhkji ring, that i* dewtroyiag intendent, J. (*. Ramsdell, Traverse City; fa carry hia result* to their logical roodusth* msebanica, or famtn. No; they Superintendent uf Cattle, WertbrocA Di­ tbe young men of, our city by the score, 2. The market raliv between th* twt> a* ion, and hr imagined il would not bo dis­ may have silver coins to a small extent, a* Wo vine, Belding , Suj£tir.tead<mt ef Herren, covered. Ba careful how you wrestle with now existing, should be recogoixed, estab­ they all do more or leu, bnt you are very ect, <xf ia/*ihffl|. But enough. ' figure*; they somrtfare*, throw you in the lished and maintained. careful not to logiristo for their benefit. cannot spore our valuable spare to dfocnm E. B. Dikeman, Grand Rapid* ; Superin­ 3. Gold and rilver certificate to a lim­ But tho bulliou-boldern, th* bullion pro­ tendent of Sheep and Swine, William ited amount, based on coip in tho treMnry ducers, the silrer-mioo ownsn—not the the short coming of such a lying Jgm.wwcurrency; common labor averaged tn ItWU oct otherwise pledged, might'poaaibly be mine-workers; how careful you ar* not to mous. Good-ty John, pood-by forever, Ladner. Big Rapid* i Superintendent of 81.05. In another place he »ay» 00 cunts; imed, reccitable for all publie and private benefit them to tbe amount of one cent— you are so far breath uar notire that wo Poultry, John H Witb«y, Caeoade ; Su­ due*, without danger, but it fa tn untried their silver fa to be increased fa value ; for cannot afferd fa g« down to yoar lord to perintendent ot Farm Implement., H. C. “a di&nxcc of more than 31 per cent." Tho eentlcaan aay* tho difference in experiment. every 85 cant* worth of rilv*r they ar* to Sherwood, Watervliet; Superintendent o( purchasing power fa now 30 per cent, that Art and Music, C. L. Whitney, Muskeg­ is that the dollar will purehafo 30 per Morrison’* Acquittal. on ; Superiutrodcat of Maoufteturcra. I. cent, more of nrnsmery articlca now than tsiimalM by tbe treasury department at A good deal has been .aid through the F. Clapp, AUegan; Superintendent of then. If thi* i* true, then tho purchasing about 819,000,000 per year. This would public pepera of the State about th* trial power of hb wigt* has increased just aa bo, for the last 10 year* ending Jun* 30, Agricultural Produ-H. ; Rycroon, Ilu Davie Sewing Machine. Dworotci Un-1 tbe price of articles hu deereued, and the 1878, 8490,000,000, and for th* last nine of R. II. Murriaoo for the alleged act of ting* ; Superintendent of Horticultural, H. ery. always in stock dollar purchase* just the same. months, aatimatod, 838,OvO,000—total, ombexxliog th* furnls of tbe Grand Lodge Dale Adams, Oslnaburgh ; Superintendent But in another place be girt* it quite •526,000,000. Probably on. half of (hfa and Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F., and • Ih*t Mto rV. .. tor... differently. Hfa figure* and mice depend amount fa still fa this country—say 8200,­ of his oo|uiUal on said trial, and the of Machinery, 1). A. Blodget, Hersey; on what neo he desire* to make of them. Superintendent ot Carriages, F. J. Ruasril, 0003)00. •He make* one bushel of wheat in 1873 This amount, then, deposited io (the question bM been frequently propounded, Hart; Superintendent of Police and Gate*, L J. WHEELER. one and twenty one-hundredth* of ■ rilver Treasury would entitl* the depositor to “Who has got tho money Y" But there 8. L. Fuller, Grand Rapid* ; Superinten­ ottnre. Ho mamo* common labor u 1872 This fa what can be done practically under, 8237,000,000 in *Ur«r dollsrs, or a profit fa no. question in th* mind of soy on* dent of Forage, Levi Averill, Walker, rwia nnn ____ _ ... i. .r tho tuuuo, one and twenty ono hundredths. these sections: soy man, bank, or banker ounvcrtaM with lire matte, m to wko has Marohall, Anderson Stout, St. John*. Ho that ■ dav’a labor and ■ hnsh.l baring 885 can buy 8100 worth of Hirer ; got the motsey. It fa a well known fart Premiums, 815,4)00. Op«n to th* baring 8,8500 can buy 810,000 worth of that Morrison reeeivod th* money sod Bot,Iha say*, hi 1878 tbe bushel of sBror; and any banker or syndieato'of .world. Half faro oo railroads. Fair on wheal fa fiO-100 of an ounce of rilver, and banks in tho country or iu the Old World either hu U now, *r hu squandered it ia th* spacious Grounds,’ adjaorat to th* tbe day's labor 91-100 of an on nee of s9- having 885.000,000 of ail yer—and that is hfa European travail and fa hfa general v«r. Thea, in 1873. the dav’s labor will not sueb a large amount after all, consid­ room* of revelry sod high living. The buy cor bushel of wheat, and iu 1879 the ering that the other day a few banks took Grand Secretary hold* bi* receipts for day’s labor will buy one and dm-ninth 8190,000,000 of 4 per cents fa a single West Meriden, Conn., bushel* of whrat. The eurehaalng newer bid-1 say with 885,000,000 they can every drilar of the money that hu been of tbe htberer’a day’s labor has incraared buy 8100,000,001) worth of silver bullion, lost. Ufa acquitte! wm net based on tbe jost OM-niath of a bushel of wheat. can deposit il with the Treasury and reground that ho had. not received th* The** fart* are too significant in thi* rcire certificates or legal tender money ef dfaecsaiou to be posed over lightly. They the United Hutts, and just exactly a* good necking a re-rioction, naked: "Who money, but on (he eharg* of the Judge skill in her behalf. a..d it yet seeme-1 iffiare deeatvire, and aauUfah that the labor­ m th* 885,000,000 of grid by which It fa- voted far th* rilver bill that gate 148,000,­ that tho art of kf^ing it doe* not consti- poMiU* to effhet a euro. She had hog er’* rouditien to-day under prreent price bought—« dean profit of 815,000,000 fa 000 of unfit on gold fa the rich banker* tutj embetxlrtneot. That functionary been a sufferer from pain* in the aids, b»ek of labor and commodities h*a rteadUy Im- cue single transaction, Thfa money can and broker* of the country, and ncthing made «bo very strange ruling that the art Kd bud? dyspepsia cnaiwd, the appetite Mam and Oruamectal Silver DUtd aad and tbc nervaa became unstrung C. P. Rowell &, Go’s. Col. be paid out to every workingman for a far the laborer* and mechanic. ?" “Who cf Morrison in appropriating tbe funds of failed, A torpid Uv«r usd intern*! kid.*. iatZ- XEW AIHTJnTlMEMXXNtXHW. Ha rivea tbcM ilfastration* a* aamplo* dollar** full vdm> of 100 cents ; to farmers voted fat the rilver bill that gave »37,Cut Gksaware, Uaips. Chandel*-re the Grand Lodge to hfa own use, wm not sified tbe trouble It wu a complin 000,000 profit to the holder, of rilver trnl for produce, for whatever grain, eattie, >: ------1 _: j------- :------owner., WBerii M( ] nol ti DS a crime, but that il constituted a debt that not uufrcqurotlT occur* through, the and Broasre, T*U- and Pvekr. lion and sdvsr-min* a_2 corn, they wish to sell, and u you have lUJfGDfa W1KDOJT CURTAIXb peroirioua influence of out diseased ornn . J.. Ualrt „ rem.itM, to the workingmen and fknneni Y" which could be eritertod of him and hfa ::—-who made it a iepd tender they must receive Cutlery, Shear*, Sria»r< k'" that eompcUcd iu Yoar evUeu, your tobacco, youraurar, voted for the alhrr bill bondemen by a suit at law. It was fully upon another, uutiH tho who!*, body Ufa a id laborer who was proved that Morrison had received th* uajaatarri sympathy. FfaaDy, who. 8aomeo of th* soalb, will bo paid for fa de­ every warkiogmsn and dalin* wu t:fad, a de.ir.Ue reaction im­ hired far fl per day ia gold to take 85 based coin at 85 cents oa the dollar. worth rf silver T "Wl ---- ------------------. ‘Who voted far tacoey ; that fact is uadenud and unde- mediately oommcnod. Th. procMe of ho Unrivaled Wifana tc White Ore Tba only commodity that is raised in «ti Hfa own reports t« the Grand reeur-wati jn erngrastsd untill the fall aa1 thfa whole Und that cauuct be bcBsht the rifrar till that eompdied every diable. ttu of suntfard of botlth and vigor wm n>gaa*. the wril-known Darker Gum, with this finaddent, .wind!fag, debostd meebauic and ettuan who wm hired far Ifodie*. m well a* hfa receipt* in the cuncuey fa th* roeeodnew and h—I you «2 per day to accept 81.70 per day m fall |Kind, of the Secretary and Scribe fully pined. There are thousand, efritutkr •nd Rovriliea »ad Spcrialt.es raise fa such sbnndanee in the tooth, as MTwentf “Who voted for the rilver ,establbh that (art, rad a judgment ha* trnsa^ drug.bad faited" Itbaprfori^ till by which every man with a salary of ■y colleague froea Michigan told you a been obtained agriart him and a mocih in ruM ■* compelled by fast already 1 few day* ago. But, gentlemen, yon will •00 bill to reed*, in f.H psy^ret fifty-o.. Ihfa bondsmen for th*«ntiro amount. find that crop grotriiw fa much richer proTbc *tton>|U that bM been mad* to im­ nrion belli north and south. io your ron- dollara' worth of edver, or every mao hired on a aalaty of 11,000 a year Co re- , fttston, if you poa* thfa ill-ad Vised law. THB MERIDEN PURCHASING CO the Grand Secretory fa th* awuMt cciveinf.il payment »S50 worth ot .3- plicate 1 verF “Who voted for the rilver bill 1part ol tbe whul* trraaaerira. A more man a more faithful and oipabse that compelled the farmer who bid con- honeat 1 treated tn *0 hi* weal for 40 ent* a officer c than E H. Whfacey dots net lire kiafpi and princM, the tkNianu lord* imperom of the far wrei. They mine silver for it, or hfa wbrnt at 81 a bsabri in in th* State or N Alton. Ercry dollar of worth riebtyfiv. rant, on th* drikr grid, to tak* 85 oanta* weeth of silver for Lodge money thu bro uno* tala hfa bey nro bare striving hard and bend - a hushri ?" And wLeu yc-a bare answe.- brad* l.« teen faitWully applied .nd fully Sthrir effort* to hare passed. *d‘ I*d, -bowmMr etthrir rut. will scrounted for, and the Order ow* it to » every <wncr cf a rifar urine « a yeugrt? TVay wiTiasM faM thMMrivM to MS to k that tbrir faithfri i of awl fa rogfag th* panroga of thi. BIIIIT' WO SIDES, CALF SHOES, GREBEL & RUSSELL I Wheai. Wool. Corn, Potaloi Lard, Butter. Pork, limns, AND SELLS : ifbtsu. PIONEER STORE ! Plaster, Hair, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Geods. ft’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. CLOTHING Mai' Yoitkx, Buys ail Cliita The Merita Pirekaxiu Ciipaij Chain, Tabla, BaUteaii, aid Stfa SUMMER TRAVEL WOOL! >L CARD At Mnkt Mrln tf NM �__________ —~s=e Forcpasgh to-morrow. omne atatritra. in regard to tbe lartha, Water xd—Ntm*’ Nigger. marriages and dntba reported to this afiee, Tbe city will be throegwd to-morrow. may bo at interret to jour reader*. I have, Farmers are in the midst tf their hay. with acme little labor, enlleeSed the faL EAR SIR: -ES SHOT nnai<< ■ £"• SANFORD'S ~ MAICA G1NGF FWS •JiKksSsi.V," ford1 Jamaica Qlngli CHOLS, SHEPARD 1 CO e'r-ol,, Mteh. ORIGINAL ANO ONLT GENUINE *• V113 It .A. T o R »» THRtSHUG RICHIgERT, Ths census reports show that from 1870 Myrca Vroomaa b building a dwelling to 1874 there was a dtmue at population bonae ia the 1st ward. * in all tbe towmahipa in tbe counts except C. B. Salisbury ha* truly a- nice place Caatleton, Thoraapple and Woodland,of buri nee* under CoI-.'b store. tba increase in those township being cens­ Reform and tficiency illustrated, for ed, doabtlsw, by the growth ot vUlsgue in particulars cm,uiro of onr City Marshal. their midxi. How the popdatiao ia tho Tbe city schools clone on Friday next different towuhipe now may compere with for the summer vaentioa.-vix. nine weeks. that ia 1874, of course I am not able Io That eatalpa tree in Dr. Upjoha'a door­ say; bat taking the figure* than as being yard is ia full bloom and k very beautiful. approximately true in moat of the town­ ships, the following shows the number of births, ajad the per cent, of auch births to the population, in the various Supervisor districts ot the eounty : from giving yea a ebert article on tba temperance meeting held in tbe grow of Jraalhaa Stereos on Sunday last. The o'clock p. m . but in consequence of tbe speakers not arriving quite on time, the •peaking did net comntsnee till nearly 3 a'riaeL Speeetae ware tmde by Gao. M. Dewey and Dr. Woodmaaoeo of Hastings, and wm just the kind of apeechm that we temperance folk* /n this community like to Laton to. JV, rum seller was handled just as he ehrald be, and long may the speakers of this occasion, be spared to diaeeminsto temperance principles. We had tbe beet of ringiag, and everytbiag went Frank Brooks will eall st all tho Loom off jaat aa wa dmired it should. There o tho city once every I weeks. Keep yonr 48tf. were bciwicn three and four hundred ipopev rap for him. preaeut, and a more enjoyable time it baa Whan you make your purchase*, try some of Crampton's Istt-KUUt. the best Soap out. Ask your Oroosr for it.. 4Ttf. GROCERY STORE ! BARLOW, POWERS & GROCERIES! Tbs bmt salve in the world fur outs, Lrouaa, rarea, ulcers, salt rheam, tetter, chapped hands, chilblaini, eonu, and all kind* of akin erupt ion*. Thb Sake is guaranteed to giro perfect salbfrauun in every ease or money refunded. Prim- 25 cent* per Lox. For sale by lltuaell Bros Keep an eye on your premises while tbn ebow ia han, for the town will be full of burglars. The Baptistsociety bare finished their chapel, and hare a really nice place of ■ Tho IwrintAt. Soap made by the Crsmptep Bros., b manufsetured from pure material, tboref.wc it ia the beat to use. Sold by mo« of tbe Grocers in Hast­ ing* and ebawhere. I7lf. The Bairy CU Mfalsttriai Aasochtioo will held its next monthly meeting at Irving on Monday next, June 3<Mh, begin­ ning at 10 a. ni. Programme. ‘•The alleged cracky of the God of the Bible," by Rev. D. R Rev. Wilkinson. "The Alleged Contra diction* of the B&le," by Rar. Spinning. A Sunday Seboal nweiing io tbc evening epairs Constantly oa Hand and FOR SALE BE 1BEL & RUSSELL tatncu IfLtiiiu, Tbe Sheriff of Peoria county, Illinois, greatest cumber in proportion to popula' by thin lime. understand* tho ability of tine, and Jobastown and the 2od and ,3d .Michigan,Greenback Marshals. Wards of the City of Hastings the Dr. I. .Winslow-Ayer the great Temper­ ance Lecturer will give a temperance lecture in (hia rily, Jane 29, Sunday. Again we warn onr eitiiena to beware reported ia right. The number of still­ of burglars to-morrow.. Have both eyes births, seven. The number of male* ex­ ceed* the number of feanlnv by 11. Tbe greatest number born in any one month We du tot deem it oneesnary to speak waa 50,—.May and September each har­ oflbise hut days, yet they an hot, ami ing that Dumber. Hie smallest number earn sod potatoes arc shoving .abend to in any month waa 28, which belongs to February. January and February are liev. Lori Master will review Mr- the only two tnnuths baring fewer than 30; and April, July aod March the only othIngersoll s lecture oa -The Mistaken of Moab," Gow his pulpit next Sunday era having fewer than 40. Of tbe |«rents of there children -ALper rent are “Wolrerinre,"—tho lalanre ‘•car­ Itead the ad. of S. SleUner, the Brick on pet baggers." Of this latter number. letorncr. Il ia a lively place, and they Now York furnishes aometbiag over 38 > iu iexpense buslneaa; buying and per cent, and Ohio 23 j-cr ctpt. Penn­ aell^rorkaab. Sylvania is tho birth place of the »«xl thtr Prairieville letter /aZue to hand greatest Dumber, there being 48 from that this Wednesday morning *o late wo had State. 42 are from. Canada, 30 from Eng­ no lime to* pul it in type for ibis isaue. It land, 21'trem Germany, 12 from Ireland, will appear next week. 4 from Holland, I from Scotlaad, 2 from Wm. II. Goodyear ia finishing bis, Sweden, 12 from Indiana, 3 from Illinois, dwelling, and it is a good locking build­ 3 from Wisconsin, and'J from Minnesotaing. The work was done under tbe rapes- The New England States fiiroi*h 10,— Maaencburelta being tbe birth place of 4, visicat of A. J. Hams. sod each of said states being represented It is clafanod that the potato bug is not near So plonty as in former years, yet there ia enough .of him to cause the tale of a large amount of Paris grew. Dr. Lathrop has had bis house newly painted, and it now prawn's a beautiful and thJu« proof that i^wa* well dune. John A" Grrble hae gone east to visit and rest up. While his mother-io Jaw, Mrs. Castine and Mr. Goble's danghtor Belle, go to Ohio to sppd a lew vreeka. VHIL MEDICINE CO.. ! Chatham St, Pittsburgh, Pa Meson. Cook A Rogers open their meat market to-morrow. They have re­ fitted their market in a splendid manner, and they will run a first class institution. i three'children, 351, or something over 71 per cent are firmer*, 21 arc laborers. G arc carpenter*. 5 merchant*, I ahuemaken, G blackamitha, 3 lawyers. 2 elerka, 2 deputy-ahariS, 2 druggbta, 2 engineer-, 2 tin­ smiths, 3 miller*. 2 wagon maker*. 2 painters, 1 mason, I livery tnsn, I produce dealer. 1 cigar maker, 1 moulder. 1 p^tmastcr, 1 minuter. 1 editor, 1 phyiician, eta., eta. Almost every preTcfli:>n sad Nashville is putting on lots of style; two nowspapers, and the meaaloi. and are going to celebrate, and-well, go abend Naahrille, we are not of the jealous kind. ©THING J. WHEELER. idea PucBiiu Cmaif st Meriden, Conn., C. B. fa-lbbnry ba* fitted up hi* plane of burin—, under tbe store ol Joseph Cole, in a, most approval manner. |Heb the brea butter rad egg bnyer, aud ha* really a uke pUre of buriraae. The Rrd and White Ribbon Sraiethe will bold their regular Social at Rod Rib­ Jronxre, Table and Pocket llery, SlieXrw, Eeira.rt • and Raxora, WILL YOU DYE ? DO NOT PAY A fancy price for Croquet until you ace the aeca we are aclhng at strictly the Wi/dwiL.1 a__m______ .____ i .Croquet, ..... as. wn do not have to Factory Frier. Tk. The eheapent pise, the Biair to buy pay aay Freight and are selling at FACTORY PRICK Tb* Huntin-Ln (P. ) Jfof April •'•th; 1877. pronounce* thb CrampI ton's Imperial Suip tits best in tbc^uarLet, m follow*: ' Reader, we Ain't want you to suppree that thu is an advert!*, ment and pass it THE HEATHAN CHINEE Is a great manufacturer of purer, bnt it would astonish him to sen tbe Sue paper, whieh we sell by tbe quire in Mverri nies/Tints or in Wsganl Brass, also Novelties ia Viril- PERFUMERY IN BULK. jffX . -fNVfZflfr, b ■ good programme. Come and hear it and tttjoy a plraaaot aoeial vbrt. The Ledire Society oTtba IWtytenan Church will ba entertained ra Friday afternoon of thb weak, by Mru Mack Hicks,and Mrs-Bhoop, at theremdenw of Mrs. Sh«p «n Green St. Gentlemen . A KT * . We hare *MU; New Yurt Perfernery whieh you can bay iu any *>uaaUy. SOMETHING NEW,' NICE AND LASTING. soap tbs', will thorvoghiy cl-'*t>»e ptiatii :int from the hat»d>. s* afao frunt I'net but Crampton's -laundry Map. will Jo i and we know whcnxtf we apdak. It especially adaptad C<r printers, twintel engiticvr* a'tJ uiacliialst*. as it will rtmi* grease of all description fr.,iu tbe hand* well as clothe*, with little lalwr. For ge ,*”T' b "a Fry Hup Cough Cure and Pain Relief • " **'* ur*' *“'"*’* * 11 j1*? Better Thin Gold. The grot climax of sueccM i* a: la*t achieved. ' Tbe poor rrjhwe, the riric arise and walk, the rich *«sk in the gulden sun­ shine of perfect health. Tbe pbyiioa. DON’T FORGET THAT M 0. (UHV, Keeps csmvtantly ra hand ger be endured Dr. King's Cahfurtria | Golden Cuffl|ound, fur Dysprpsia. Con-, LIME. HAlfl, I stipaiion, Sick Hradacbr, C.tuiug op ..f Frad, Je>c*!.ce. Liver Cotupbint. BillraSTOCCO. ' nre*. GeOeral Debility. Drowrinres and j CEMENT. i Iz»w Spirit*. Thi* wraderfnl r -uiedt will , BRICK. Ip-.nfirrly me, in J that where every m»- ■ I sd) has failcl To prove that thb wonTILE, I drrfal reuwdy will do all we claim for it ■ LAND PLASTER | you arc present**! wilh a trial hutlc/r" nf PUMPS. ICTwt, by which you wjjl readily urreive ; PLOWS. its wonderful curative qualities, and which । will abow you what a regular one delbr ' DRAGS site hottie will do For sale by lluassB WARRIOR MOWERS ! WALTER A. WOOD'S VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES. LEFT n.-LKD FLO IE& Reaper and Mowers. | Pays the highest Cash price | for all kinds of Farmers Pro­ duce. i Fanucis will do well- to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of die above articles, chubb at hia Ucvator, corner of Broad­ And a number of others having a good Record. Everything way and Railroad Streets. WARRANTED to be the very beat of tte kind. Look at the ilastingx, April, 2, I8J9. 49 Yea, Ike I we have vWted your boasted Nigger goes up stairs, Marshal pear tree, and there it stands in all iu gtoty, and his one little tiny pear oo it him on the wing, but does not ■ whieh looks as though it Lad had an ague feather, nor a wool. St. 0, Dieae. . Nigger jumps rat of the wisdo^ gun* 8. W. Lane han a cow that has had fifteen cahea in eight years, seven pairs ot to Ben. Cole's, guts bis gun, return* to twins, rad one year had but one call. She the plane ol scene 1. settles up with em­ hu a pair of twins now at her ride a little ployer, haven at his leisure. over a wosk old. Improvement* on the Highland*. Arthur Baskins is building a needed sod CONSUMPTIVES ! We arc selling Dye Stuff* cheaper than aay place in the rity, in'any quality. Consumption Cured. 1 physician, retiAd (run I. W. Vrootnan says he has a pear tree Yoilks, Boys aii CiiiirEi TO era by Rev. L. Master, an address to ebildren by Rev. E. Wigle, and an address to tbc congregation by Iler. Spinning. It is hoped there will be a full atten­ dance al the preachers of tbe county. Tbc public at Irving are cordially iaritod to this meeting, sad especially to the evening session.’' LlVI Maaru, Bcey. ' fr-oxxr HOUSEKEEPERS ASK; YOUIl GROCER FOR THE KITCHEN MINERAL SOAP. ADJOINING THE BANNER OFFICE, Im3 CUSTOMERS to KNOW These*FACTS If you have never reed the Iwrutrevolvers and ’blocflhounds, start out with AL Boav, try a Ur, end will uir no other kind afterward*. Fold by moat of ths Groc­ blood in tbrir eyre. No find nigger, do ers in Hartiup snd elsewhere. 47lf. get 5800. IBmois Sheriff disgasud. Marabal entertaining * brother greenbaekers with bis unprecedented courage iu shoot­ Indian Depredation* ing Bi a lying nigger when Marshal has The fair reader shudders when she thinks of tba settler's wife watching, from lot* ol backing. rat the riothre b false ; but tt b an on the door nf her rads hut, the retreating dbpnted fact that the Immxui. Soar form of her husband jroffig out to hia made by tbc Crampton Bros., b the lot daily bbor—going out perhaps to return for family me, and gives boiler satbfactira not again, for before nightfall* ravage band than any other soap in the market. It i» may turo laid him low among tbe prairis •old by moot of the Grncere ia Hast­ greaaoa. Or it may bo a* child, a brightings and elsewhere. 47lf. oyed daughter, is snatched away b an unguarded momral, to grans tho next member to have seen until recently, that wardanceu When wo road the bsartrending detail* of three savage depredation*, wo ia worth iU weight in gold. Il iomewhat' are apt to blame the goreromant for not naewblea tbe little wood bird kauwn aa taking more strict pereautions to insure the chow'mk, except that b-b a liulo tbe asflhr's protection. But wo daily road larger. Its usefulnres cannot be retimat- of tbo depredations of that arch-fiend, ed, inumneltre it b a destroyer of that ocraumplloo, 'with aenredy a thought ol pretifwnn* insect, the potato® bag. ' We have watched them dowdy for a few days, Hold On. i outrage. Like tba Indian, rad they are aa busy aa here picking off Call at Pawn A Barlow's aiore whore ion ofteotrt eomos stealthily, and tba maggot bugs. Tho male bird ia a iw gumming and filing will be done Letter ia apprehended notill tbn victim bhekhh brown, ra ! the lip* and but* of id cheaper than by any other man. ita wings are white, with a reddbh tulur and death's fatal arrow ends the secoe. Dr. ' under the throat Tbe female b a grayiab Pimre's Goldra Msdirel Dbenvery, a brown. We hope they will rspidlr ia- powcrlul alternative, or blood purler, and train, has restored thousands ofcrasomplivsa who bed tried every other remedy A panuraaM cf the-Pilgrim’s Progress" rL-eouitr.cudcd to them, without obtaining any relief and are willing to testify to tte waa exhibited at Union Ball oa Fridsy remedial powers. and Saturday evoaiaga of las: weak, by To tbc fartmra of .Barry cuanty. Her. J W. Hawxknnt to amall crowd*. The paiaaing* were aa nicely exaeuted ss Bring y rar old «>»dl« that need repair-, wplting of th. kind we rear saw. and ieg, } no will lad Pdorcr A Hewev at tbetr ■ gave tho best rf aatislaetioo to those la al- abci mi Railroad Mraet, wait of J. Rich's That I have the finest elock of Dry Goods inBarry County. I bqiight my Stock in New York before the advance. I have not ad- /" vunceti my.pricca. SI.00 I tell Ladies’ Ready Made Suita for 15 cents White and Figured Lawns for CHAS. F. BATES & CO., Proprietor*, -ii nnoAD munrr. howtox. _ USE THIS BRAND. Linen Suitings for . - Kid Gloves in all Shades - 18 cento. 50 cto., 75 cto., and Sl-00 PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY STAPLES OF AU. KINDS. Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. I liave a complete Assortment of Ganto' Furnishing Gotxto, CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. Hatfi iu tbc LutcH Btylca. In all kiuda of Dry Goods I make the lowest po.wwble price for Oooh. . LKWI8 STERN. Waohington Bloek. . �;al cure >ATARRH artHs^s•UWUWM, EcdsrtU. FImplM; : 1 ‘•'r n'*',<!Tini“’ l!rimperfrrtloM SAMFBRD'S RABICAL CURE oTcrromcs the ftnshra amrar saiPRisiia cure. rani prrfrrt are ft*‘ ®P*“T that It I* impassible to detect it<i application. BgyjjgtraisfflaGgr Visit jot that mttngna My country la the world and.my coun­ try men are all'niahkind.—[Garrison. PHOBATEOHUEK * Ml.bWu.C««atr .tJUnr. «.- Tba beat in- the cheapest. This is tncry especially so In tint matter of wives. THE BEST Df all Our happintM due not cocriM in being without yoaioci, but in having control of LINIMENTS fOL hat a COLLINS’S VOLTAIC PLASTER ITS HKD. An □ectr&'Galvsete Battery combined with a highly Medicated Matter containing tho Bkklix, GkAMAxr,,) June 2nd, 1879. $ Tbe victory of Prince Biaenarek in U>« German Rucberoth has been complete. ‘ Few can hare Vuspeeted that the PaHiawent which wm specially elsetad to put down the Localuts would have put down the free tradenst.il more thoroughly. For several years past the I’ltramoutatio mem­ bers hare boea.thu objects of the combin­ ed hostility of Liberalsand Miautcrialisu, and, utdeas Prion Bismarck waa ‘ to go to CanosM," rt did not appear readily cosceirabte that there would be any chance of H«rr voa Windhorst end his alfin coming' to tbe aid of the Chancellor under any cir­ cumstances. r We have cow to observe the rout of tbe Liberals before a combination <Xtho forces of I’rincelB'umarek and Rome, No public conciliation has ye: taXen place between the demands of the Vatican and tbe claims of the Slate. Tbe fact remains nerertbelcM, that Prir.cc Bismarck relied upon the vot« of Hie Centre Party to overwhelm all -opposition on tbs .idouf tho farmer partiKU of the Goscras^al, and tbe Centre Party has not deceived the itrange cucfidcnce < f the alataman whom they have been in the habit of denooncibg aa their arch-en. my. Tbe fam.ru soi’rw at tbcChancellors where for the first time since the annexation of the Kingdom of HtnoTcr, Her von Windhorst, of Meppen, appeared to partake ot the hospitalities of the evening, will henceforth be a date cele­ brated io German hi.Wry. What pieced- 02 ^BAST. Ihmaarcenln**^?’r Michigan Central Railroad IRAIB RAPIBS DIVISION. tai ^ALlMIXTFMlTn.J MEXICAN hi»tst s« fuSs*. bad" thnee frUcwa hare to go h-wne and co to studying ' Mo. Gen. Hh'jmau Ijciog iailbercd by talkers when she was trying to brar Gen. Ewing talk in tha huusj rebuked them. Hying; '.1 could hear mors of what my brother U saying if I eould bear less of MUSTANG ax Uf‘t X»nr A. D IJKRtETSUi U-iW-CTxn. COLLIIS' VOLTAIC PLASTER OLD AID RELIABLE. teacher didn't question her any further. —[ IFoterZws Ob'trrrr, Where do you expect to go whrti yon die, young man ! said a minkter. to an nogodly scoffer. . TV. BaiiaMe Eb.rt Um EAST AJTD WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT. ia a Staadanl Family Remedy f. r diaem^rf the Liver. Stomach ,»*, and Bcwwla.—It is I*uroly Vowetebte.-U never f| Ik-blLtsU-s— IH I' ( ।tethxrtic“1 SW? tM-A.' IuU!-. .<'[) ,-fU.CMrt HcaMIr Iteato erHaM>M! II .U- m Whb., SU; All tb.1 ri~. L*<4 lju< mU b~.« Mui. la IM T>'< HofrimiUibirwl: -fl«n • M-kij.o Mf.4w.rlMI m Mtow.-- a >1 bar »i lb' arrlb wt.aMl.i' . . . ikmwn 111.» uwMbic Sv ibr>- tiSSLi. »ir ?r . os s»< ib. irib d.r an lnr -t. I> t*te M Us k««r sTm. , .in-k la of iku 4»e. u. fcUo.t.r i.a4s i >■ osu. If ••'“te IS. sm.nt <•« ■■ .Uu LINIMENT •pee-tlly car.. tit )u&ru>ii nim»nt> <H U 'am; I j V*-' r 11Y "-‘I I v U ’S&t'S- They subscribe for. a paper, read It a few years for nothing, and then scail it back to the poWiabor with tho P. M’s inscription •'rtfused.'' Such hogs pay nothing to nobody if they ean help it. CHICAGO J TEST IHlffi RilliuAB lEWKl A la B-.vgh—Al ahorse fair iu Paria. Old gentleman looking at a very b btailed horse. “ Bless or.'how ahort they have THE 1• TV . »U4 M..I ^,r’irtL»t*j^ls!*^iitei!.T,1 wn'inTi'. <"■ >a4 Al.,. W. tteltn ar. 4tf.r4«n». I A Great Enterprise I Th., Hop Bitter. Manudctnrlng *Compacy ia one ofRorhwtrr'a greatest business enterpru*. Their Hop Bitter, hare reached stale beyond all precedent, havrng from their intricate value found their stay into almntt every household in the L.J r*_ i • .... ably tbe attontiob If which ho was is. ject, had put on for the evening even hu Grand Cross ol the Gudphic Order, as if lo indicate to all .the wotld that, whatever waa to be tbe outcome of tbe rtransacucn, nobody abould have a right to ttupoct that hr had lowered hia cjloai by a single inch. In older to improve the material condition of the German people, such is tbc pretext, Literary Notes. all articles of foreign origin whieh would otherwise sell chrapcr in tho German mar­ ket than corraponding German, roods, arc to ba subjected to exIn UxaUon tn various decree. Tbe German. wiU have fur th- 1 future to put tip with their own dear or inferior products, and thia is to be tie remedy applied in a rottntr^ where the | cool of living ia already alrivtng pie maw of the town population into the arma of theaotdal demorracy. Inc ceosctpic cc.n»r<|Uceccs of the new legulatum may be left to develop themselves. The Prince Chancellor is aiow fairly on the way to raising all the expense, of the imperial or central Govcrueneat by customs and ex­ cise, and, therefore, without any. necessity . hew so nleadM » ««qr»«is» eon be funrf.bsd nt going to Parliament ftp the grant of so low, ter the pries is only two dollan a yrar Sn view of tho alarming dimensions •hr esc dollar ter six ranatH, with <rrvl dvloctloni to elute. Fp<too.an wai <r»il. daily more and more assumed by secret to irnuna "taint '*• IT' op ’lute, .howiag revolulionarics, it would seem that Russia that the publi.Ur terlie. raapariKn. If you ar. not already a satecriter. wv adrise you, is seeking to call attention to tho right of, at leaM. u wud a dollar far da wuilbe. and 3luma afforded to political offtaden by tot thia ter yrarm!r«e. <H. tetter MID. n< countries as England and Swiuerland >Sl». i»r. «»-a MO> S-Clh fr-.st 4— Hvtiao, lawte a,"t p*m- ;»si^ «'-•»rr Itec.. v.ks tk. LINIMENTS m MAK OS BXAST. HIGHEST REWMD Cheap Homos in Michigan, t PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE ' FOE EFEBjtATORRHgA. | ‘SEMINAL PASTILLE* Fort Wayne, Jackton & Saginaw R. R. SHORT LINE. :3j2S 'SBS 1st. LOOTS. KANSAS, TEXAS .1-4 n t P.fet. WgSt. KllUtrr ViVTK KJ BALTIMORE, Canada Southern Railway WASHINGTON. "■£SZ.lgg,T,B-.T%Tg? duct calculated io j coperdi te the puldie peace and order. Tho trial waa attended by the chief of tbc Berlin political polieo and by a member of the Russian Embassy. Aton Liebermann, alias Arthur Freeman, bum at Wllus, in Ranis, is known to tho secret police ia nxw-. European capitals, wbert be Km alteraately lived iadaeeoonoection with tbe leading 8<>cte!ut>, unwearidly Mdeavu^Mt to diuH-minato hi. hu prvpapurtfa lo America. Un his way to Switzerland, after a mouths imprisonmen: and expukion from Vienna he waa aoiasd and taken to Berkiw, it haring trans­ pired iu tbe course of hia trial that he was carrying on an objectionable eorrewpon- books¥miu.iok SiViiPa’L., irtelMtan ’ PROBATE riRUKR. sESifE AnMINUnrRATOIUN WALK. W11 liam'^etuon. lu3hATio nvu- PATENTS SSttSfiUSSSCtlft VtMaar. a.mni Saillh. v ZVUar.. 1 a lk« iMltrr .t th. wtal. .f James A. Hill. meo studying in Berlin. From an exatu■ioalinn of witnesses Tritb whom the prisoo<r» had lived, as well aa from their let­ ters and other writings it was nrored that tim aimed al «ua»g a • Bcrita .ection" ofNihihrts, iesteding rwa.. kind of half way Eoum between St. Peter.Lurz and I^Midon far tin aceiss aad secret pro- piram .Eft® UffftPfadSud tiuw � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-07-02.pdf d2211beb8f993730107b2ddd0123aadb PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 0. WHOLE NO. 1260. BEST WAGON-ON WHEELS THIS PAPER NEW YORK. IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Beat Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead. with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with tlte Patent-Skein. Setter, and ' a rill that aeliieothe taal y fcvor. My kt. nook, ia that will, bojnaatlm all to “d kb ONLY TRUSS ROII AXLE ATTACHMENT. eMiiiafe thus far heart; bedtort ha could 'right Ifiaaaif. "Iflbonww bat OM eotnnrn to ihb f<r«M." Vidor muttered, “I would Beret PHYSICIAN kSURGEON «i. lb. lUw.rBi^.SuuMnjH. JOHN R. MaSTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IK WAGONS. More JACKSON^ WAGONS»»»“•«in than all others combined, yet the repaint do not average 2 cents each. < hll and see them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’S Hastings, Midi.. May 0, 1679. We have sold <»nts cqx load of the J. I. Cose 4 Co.. Threshers, nnd any one wuhiiur anything in this line .will do well 10 Bni* examine our samples anti price-*, in addition to the above, -we sell the Robot t- 4 Thorp Vibrator Thresher; (!. Aullman 4 Co., Sweep­ takes Thresher and Monitor Engine; Woodsum Machine Go’s En­ gine and Thresher. E. M. Birdsell Engine and Thresher; Minnesota Chief Thresher: Gaaf, Scott & Oo. Engine nnd Thresher; B. F. Dow 4 Co. Thresher; C. Russell 4 Co. Engine ami Massillon Thresher, of which we sold several last year. Abo,- the Atlas, Batavia and Mansfield Engines, anil Gtutr, Scott 4 Co’s, Lane & Bodly, and Mansfield > 5 ?! IS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR mArtar U prate «l eaodraga by which v.rkrae beaMoeaa mallera ara being clmad up io whidb lha bom wa> activriy iniermud while bring. Owr attantfon hea Um apochlly called to him The Battle for the Cedars. little grave. 3— Tbe' aaeakiagowt dodge will mx be allowed to prevail. •tobed. Proa tbb amaxtat k appear* that 4— Bayard b onee asore tick of bin ‘be vainly nought refuge atayed right io party, bwi ball reenter t» Mad. lk< heart of Ikd city for atreral m.nth. 5—The rigWity nf tie Prudential ba^bo.. ia a irbghi In tbe eye* of the PORTABLE SAW MILLS. BUCKEYE MOWERS REAPERS remainder of the night," he ouertJ. Ere Erene actreriy loactocd the evueb, be waa fart aahwp. fcw be r..t>ridcred that all raunds wrre aecouBted for by the theory of btirgkra, and that, they being gone, ibare «u no further danger. Hut there wa> no deep for the marter DENTIST Victor did not look back- Ha overtook Barbara Undriey The girt waa ibiakiag of lb. ehange in iba marter of The Oedara. The hot thee be had met ■‘Ckf to goodnem. Mmm Caabel I" b. ter, he bad pawed with a oold Mare : ihb xehimod,^ ‘aomebody hab done gone lime bo bowed ■ though ba aright bo bar MlLtlJE. KaiMli, WILLIAM WALTER. TAILOB, In Empire Block,mt Mndga'efeiore. 'I know fa,’* arid kb Barter gruffly ■Har« him taken away free the doorway; A Lnrge Stock of the Celebrated All Work GUARANTEED. The .torn, had lulled aieud.lenly ae it had ariaea, the My bad cleared, and tba ran came np in guides tplendor. The man threw open a window of the library, and baited ont. Tftir bird.* were ringing in iba Mill damp 4^.and all nature waa 1 bright and freah, aeeming to bo rejoicing that the Mona waa put. Tlie maaler of Tbe ('.dare U'gan to feel better, lie wondered if, after all, bia imaginaiien bad not daerired him to a certain extent. Tbe eurntbioe, the light of day, dtopelled hb feare. He fek ready to beUre that Kriu.'. idea wa. the rorract oat. Tbe figure ibal he had am waa naught but aome n>bbw, bent ou plun­ dering. And the robber had killed Leo. How tui it waa for tbe man to perauade himMlf. new. that tho ibeorr whkh waa acxptable to him, wbieh r|autad h» foam, which lolled hb apprebcoaioua. waa W-M Cam®, Sin ait Ornamental Jaffs rson St., - Msstinjie, Mich Swill's Hotel, 7 —What thi, country aieurte abort all thing* eU, Mr. Pnmdenl, b ‘‘griL" Keep the »«oe» harming' H—The Repttbliera Section Ut CLOW WIRE BRACE CRADLE. M, IIOLHB Ml MW Every Cradle and Scythe folly Warrated. DRYGOODS cHAtTim xrni. (b «tad Mbaed Ha U bad, and hi* Let a maaxiul, tad then foliowad after him "There »w a wood aa thangh th* door at tie min •«*" »“ ba ret open." nid the maeter of Tbe Cedare. "Al any raU, my am loaded th. eonnd ia ibal direc the ; and we will non if that k tbe earn." ■TS*bmn *"**'***** "**" "*?**’ '** iirtst d BatDmiuraa U Btoffl n M, MB, Mffl, certainly didn't Mik hi,' inMn' perab•iao to flee from jantice acrem tba bine water, ike Gmrt held that ht> haul bad no claim 6* ike moaey. Thea ia another �hi ■ * ■ REAL ESTATE. r<r^ipe*t»e4X*4jr/«ri«^ ANOTUU VWUX.’*.—VUX WAT <>V AWtXWUMT llOKnmShr rUBtroS i>-mruxx> oouss to nrfecwx— a raaautut aourrtcHr ar rra mrn cct-TT—BUsraiMO TMJIU-ru. TWAT js t.«»T or WA»BnsiITO»—.wtr large and harm scions oonveUiM at Bas- I I fw Thursday ffiraator Kama was pews-' ‘ ! ent ar.d igoke, .nd w*. enthuafarai-aBy j. applauded. IhnW F. Davte, of Corinth. ' HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. Oppoflition to di । inflation. aad consequent s tion. In favor of * currency of coin and paper of equal value, party of Main* prewcut* and equal purchasing power, the Th# the prorlc "f the State the following paper convertible with coin at’ to statewsetit ofitaaina and principla .the will of the holder. Itbdier* that this country is a “Nw- tnerr appointment; nut me power oi in. national government to protoe. (beta in tbe discharge of their duty si tbe poll, would be taken awny. The state* may employ both civil and Military power at elections, but by thUbiffeven rivfl author- Ina," and not a confederacy ol States, and that the National Goveruniesit is Mprcme on all subjects lodged with it by the Coo I a a coiher plane to day >• place before। | stitutiuu. Il ree guises s* ono <.f thrac oar readers an abridgsd aeoraat of th.> subpet* the right sod duty cf th. National proceedings of th* Republican State Con­. QovernnwoC to protect tho citixeo in the exercise of all'his eoortiinrionri and feral vention, held at Bugor, Maine, on Thurxrighto, none of which arc mure important daykat Tha opposition sdmit that it than a free, fair ballot, uninfluenrad by was Urge .ad eatbmiaabe, and tbe spirit fraud or violence. It bclicva that existing taws for the protection of Ameriran citisen* should not be repealed, and it con purpaw of the RcpuMkane So regain polit­ demes as revolutionary the attempts cf the ies! control in that State next September if Democntii: party in Congress to force th. it 0.0 bo doo. by th* hardest kind of ban! Executive to consent to *ucb repeal by work. Our corre*poo<hrata say that for years the party has Mt been so thoroughly united is it i* st this Him. Indeed at no time sine* th* war ha there been evinced such * prtaistent pttrpcaw to mak* a rigor, ous fight for tbe npremwey of R^ublican principles. It is,also, true that th. Re­ publicans tk.re arc confident of auoccas, United States over national electeans, by .ndT7^™uwi;forbidding tbe payment cf deputy marahate, the officers who are clothed with authority stood alone. Ibero would be no objection te it* approval. It oontaina, however, other to 1 enforce tho elccttec laws. Tba fact that thmo laws are deemed obprovMioM to which I deaire respectfully joctionablv by tbe majority of both houses to ask year attention. Al th* prwent 1 semuon cf Congress a majority of both of 1 Congress is urge! a> a sufficient war­ There are two houam, favoring tbe repeal cl tho Con- .rant tor this legislation. greaeioml atectwu laws smbrpnod ia title lawful ways to overturn legislative enact­ 3<1 of th* Revised Statutes, passed a mens- ments. On* te their repeal, ths other ia uro fur that purpe-e as part of the LUI the decision of • competent tribunal The effect of this entitled "An sot making q>peopriaucn. 1against their validity. for tagislaiiro, executive and judicial bill is to deprtxe the executive department of the meaiM to execute law. which are purposes' UnsUe to eooaur with Congrem in that measure, on th* 2bth of May last, I returned th* bill to tbo House if ReprreentaUvcs, ia which it originated, without my approval, for that further eonaiderariou for which th* coMtitutun provides. On reeowaideration tbo bill wav approved by kw* than two-thirds of the Hmto., and failed te become a Uw. The •teetteu laws therefore remain valid euactmsats and the supremo la* of the land, bindiag not only upon all private eitisens. but also alike and equally binding upon all who are charged with ths dulses aud respoMibilitica of Ihe legislative, executive and judicial department* of tbo govern This certainly waa the feeling exkxbited in the State Convention by 12M delegates in of th. Vaitad States to enforce its own law*. attendance, and that feeling.our eorrespljn It proto*, against the reopening by dent assures us- is shared by every Itepub- Democratic leaders of ths exciting and sertxxta! iasuev which had been muled by tha victory of National arms over th* Mr. Blaise says,repute from all parts of the State knd to the conclusion that the rcbdlion, and rails upon k>yd mon every­ where to sustain by their vote, the frt.it* Greenbacker? hare made no scoessicc* of that victory. from the Bspublieans sine* the election in Il believes now, a* always, ‘m puod, September, 1878. Yet the unlocked far honert money fur the people, and it *pprea an irredxm»b!c ]*| <r currency as suocem of th*, barmy there last year will tbe worst curse that ran be inflicted upon doubt!*** cause a few eddiere-of fixtune to a nation. It njoices that Government *d Statute, or of any proviaioc* of said desert irorn our party, but thine tern arc promises to psy are now kept, and that title." Tide 26 ol lb* Revised Statutes, refer not converts, ainco they bare neither prin- the paper currency cf the cowniry is rered to in tbe foregoing danre, relate, to ciplm or euavictiona, asd-their change at dremablc oo demand in eoin, so that Sow tbe rirathn franchise, and coataixs tbe thia lime te tote expected, unless prior to law/bow ia foron regulating Congromional the eteetamt th* prospect of a Republican victory should be so apparent that even these fallows could read the hand writing on the-rail, and if so, they and others of It ncogntte* temperance aa a cam. in this act for th. perwc? and public ser their ilk who are now among the Green­ which has conferred th* gmatent benefit vice embraced ia its provutone are ia full bock ere, will be .homing themselves boaroe on the Stale, and it sustain* the principle for aueb paaooa and public tcrrice for tbe fiscal yoar ending June 30, 1880, and no for Davis amid th* burning suns of Au­ of prohibition, which fa fal operation xi., "'department imr officer of tha government a gust. To elect their candidate lor Gover­ largely suppreracd liquor railing end added shall, during said fiscal year, make any nor by the people, the Republicans, taking incalculably to tbe sum of virtue and pros­ roolract or incur any liability for the isperity among tho people It believe, that cced 2»(l,000. The question jfr^ean they do that T We folly believe, with th* mort inteligont of the Republicans of Maine, that they osa. and that they toiU do it, electing Mr. Davis by al least 10,000 ma­ jority. And why ahotlld they not do that or more! In the first place tbtfconditions are materially changed from last year. Resumption whidi the Greeubsckerv de­ clared a year ago to be impossible is now a fixed fact, an acknowledged surceas, and has cum* vbout as the Republicans predic- every interest of the .'■tatu and its prop!, requires • thorough and impartial enforce­ ment of all'iawi. It beiieVM' that State affairs should be conducted vremomieslly and prudently, and that th* expenie* of' tbe adminintra’.iou should be kept as few as ia consiatrot with an cffickn: opwslitm of it* several iL.parttaea!s. Tha eonvention place, before the peepla of the Blate tho name of Dxniel F. Davis, aa a true and worthy exponent of the foregoinz principle, eminently qualified by hia cbinctcr and ability suceesrfnlly to Th* remit of the ballot was grerted borines* interest of the country. The Greenbecktxv predicted even harder times with tumqltou* cuthu»ia*m, and the oom iiiation waa mada anamidcua willp cheers. and mure terrible dioastcro to the produc­ Mr. Davis, the nomincr, bong prorat­ ing daasreM^bw policy *f resumption was ed the convention, add: This Domination tendered me to day instated oo. Exactly the contrary has was wholly unfooked for, wholly unexpect­ ed, wholly unsought, and not known of by outlook is more ftatering to day than it me until about 10 o'clock tbu morning. I ha* been at any lime rimes November have no prepared speech to deliver to you 187X Th* signs of improvement are and 1 would not inflict it upon you at thia visable on every hand, and men of average late hour, after your kog ssmioa in this intelligence can sa.- that foe thcmsclrc-. heated hall if I had. I will only ray, briefly that I accept (ho nomination. I Baida it is easerted that In Maine, lart I ronsidcred it a high hunor to be nomin year, many ^Republicans voted the Green­ ated by such a convention a* i* aaacmb'.cd back ticket, to rebuke th* party manag*- here to-day in this Qty of Bangor, and I ment, which they mold set approve. They thank you. gentlemen at the West, for con­ ceding to tbe East so gracefully the num insist that they are as earnest Bspubtioacs inataoo. Tbe question* before the pieople differ somewhat from what they did a year haring been administered, and aa they ago kt this time. The people of this connthink the party reformed, will now vote try were then di*cuaricg tbo question of the old ticket as they srare wont to do th* finances—a question which they were wholly unused to dis ram. Thea busioiws from principle. Furthomore,' there is a ■H over the country was depressed. Re­ derided change of sraumrol here, and w. sumption of rpeeic payment waa an «v*nt doubt not there is there, in consequence of of the future, and to tbe minds of m :.at th* revival by th* confederate cwngroa of men. an uncertainty which hung like a black pal! over them. To-day, after the the old anti vu iasua, and the re-afferdiacuarion of this question for a iwslromation of tbe exploded state righto do-­ month, the people arc becoming more aettrine*. There is to be found here, sod tled io tbeir convictions io regard to probably all over the coentry by those who finances. Btuinc?? ia reviving, not .that it note public sentiment, ■ qufat but deep pay* the eaormotu dividend* that were declared in tbe day* of inflated currency, but It shows a etesdy iutreaa* that ha* tbe hazards and to the last extremity thia fatal mark* of prosperity and permsnvwey about heresy of state rights whieb if acknowledgtd would practically if not actually, denationalize the United State*. Thia I^ud and continued applause followed. feeling we have no doubt i* deep seated down in th*/ Pine Tree State, and it will Mr. Davis's speech, and calk bring mad* tell at tbe peUa is September. We make foe Hou. Eugeoe Hale he camo forward, and ccngratalated ”hcsftily, earoeslly and thia prediction because we know that a from lb* bottom of bis heart tbo Conven­ vest majority of th. voter* in Maine pc.- tion. First, on account of its six* it hadi sou that staling common eeuso and well proved to b* big enough to be aid* to take car* of itself and it waa big enough, if it wer.t home and rtripped upitaeoalalceves, Kugtend met. in gsneral, and which in to give tho Democrats and Greenhackers November last buried Butler in Mamschu such a whipping as no minority party of setts, and ant to Concord, New Hamp­ this State was ever aid* to do. Thirteen, shire,. Legislature which .Jetted tbe Don­ bnndred meu gatbord together from allI at Money Champion of New England to p-arta cf the State to consult together cu th. situation, meaoA something. the Senate of tba United States. . , , the Veto rfth* judicial mpmmsWt. iS lbs 1'rwidcat flings but shot Into th* camp of ths Ex-Confodcratdi and . thrir northern allma W* trust .very voter will giro hod to th. wruad reooning of tbo Prwndoil and seasnp with well defined indignation chi. attempt of the Thia mmange must cue vines all honest nmo of th* Macy of all attest* to indue, tha Prwidcnt to betray k» party as bis principle* and should trash th* anemia* of both the PvMdent and the country that white Haya is at tba helm, them will b* provrmeni of the electioo laws ; but I asnot cccaent to tbeir absolute and entire repeal ; and 1 catusit approve legislation whieh seek* Co present their enforcement. RI THERFORD R. HAYES.' Executive Mansinu, June 23d, 1879. Ypsilanti C*rvMpond*nee, WaninwoTon, D. C.,1, June 24xh, 187F. f Tl ere appears to be no rad rf calamity Few thought, on* wok ago, that Ccn- in store for the Maine Grccsbsckcr* Briek *m would, to-day, b. further from ml- A brilliant cvmmcuecment. Tbe Presbyterian church waa efesriy paekvd, on Sunday evening last, to listen !<• the twrrriiuresle srrmr.u by Prof. Joveph KaUferook, Principal of tbe State Normal 8ebud, , The scripture k»»uaa were read by the Rev. J. W. UicbMgad, and prayer w»a offered by iha-llevJM. N. Washburn. 1‘rof. Estabrniak took foe bis text PLilli|runs III, 13 and nd, bod in conriuaiosi, he urged pf-io the clan the IMNilj of a wight life. and .gate them God speed. . the corner Knappen'ff Law Office. by Otlv. Ileranhsld r*vmis rar— - OF JEFFKMON AMD nor fit BTUTTK PKnappen'» Law Office. GROCERY STORE 1 ■^7.: there has been another veto and political weather prophet., even lb. wisest, are ai| at re*. and.in a fog al that ra w the time of adjournment It may be that a want of a quorum will be the final solution «f the vexed deadlock between th. respective members hav* "trid" on pditsod quations and bled ienm the Atlantic Ocean. -Aberv have seewdod to tbeir respantiv* statos, where they hav. engagements to deliver sddrama at college and seminary comnteucemeuta, and, ills not improbable that statetmen, even without a formal adjourn­ ment, will soon b* as rare at th. Capitol u aiktesmaasbip has ever bees. Tee de­ lightful, cuol, days ol tbe past week were .nffiiteot t« roecMualo tbe moat indole*! politieune to thy paraMel of Washington, but for the ls*t two davs th. ano has glired with blittering brat, and th* acre* of black abaorbing surface which compo*. the artificial boulevards of th. Capital City mak. the night, by radiation, a* hot aa a tropical noonday. AU who can get away from Washington hav. gone, or will bo gene by the 1st of July, and non. will be kfi except pivtrnment rinks, shop- FOR SALE ACT TO REST. groceries Ftnappen'. Law Offic*. i BUTTER, ECCS. ETC. OH! MY JIB (I. M, Knappery's Law Office. orqAists. LIME. HAIR, STUCCO. CEMENT. BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS, . DRAGS FRONT’S REMEDYJ G RUNYAN & SOH minority, in cara a nwolaticm providing for an adj oar. meat uat Jit ahould ba in­ troduced before tbo jndieni appropruli-u bill ia finally disposed of. Tbe conference wm very brief, sod it was derided that the Republican members should oppose any 8OLDBV ALL DRUGGISTS such resolution by voting agsiust it, and tbit they tbould pursue-the same cuursc i if aa attempt to extend the appropriations f.r judicial axpsnsm should bemads, but to neither case resort lo poriiameotary tsetfos to defeat ths plans of the majority. GAITERS, SLIPPERS, AC., A canvass of tbo House of RapreranteTbe graduating exercise* of t|>e Common , tfobo-1 course took Jdaee in tbe Norma* j lives yesterday, immediately after , tbo And everything ia tbeir line, of tbe trading of tho Praeid«nl'a n ■sage vetoing Chapel, on Tuesday; evening. The grad­ quality and very CHEA I’. Thia tbe bill making appropriations for th* uating clam ;n ibis bourse numbers 38, of judicial exponas, of the Government, de an old time Kvtebliahmeet and Minhood : How Lost, Hew Restored. whom 10 ere grutlrmeu. vitoprri that there vwr threw dialinct pro Tbe exercises were interesting and of an p->*ilion entertained by the majority u the City or County. rural practicable to b* punosd. Tbs on* bsviog apparently the largvrt aamber of rcvu . . orc •uppertm contemplated a nwclutioe fix­ ing a time for adjournment autr Jit, and that anotlwf bUl identical In it* provimoM with tbe vetoed measure, be passed and seat to the President, sad if be should sgsin return it without his approval ad­ journ and permit the bill to foil. A sec­ ond proposition was to pas a Joint resolu­ tion extending until next January appropriataioa oo the basis of lb* present sc* make aa extensive and essential change in . providing for judicial expenses, with a the existing laws. Tbe following are the proviso that no portion of the money thus provision* of tbo atatuta on the aamc On Wednesday morning tbe best was appropriated shall be tm*d for tha pay­ suUscX which are now in force: J G. BUNYAN A RON. Bection 2679. No department of tbe of a degree that cue expect* oo commence' ment of deputy mentals or sunerrisorv of government^hail exnend in any on. fiscal meet day*, sri-1 it was a rdief Indeed lo ckrticns. sad ia tho Heal cf lbs mb ap­ proval of the I*Tcsidcnt to adjouru ria* <f*r year, any aum in exstre of the appropria-1 step from the hot walk* into th* cod 6r and if he should isms, a prvclamatio. relino* mad* by Congress for that fiscal year, , ct-nvoiiag Coagros, to repeal thia action or involve tbe government in any rontrau for Um future payment of money in cxoms , opened with the chorus, "The Heavens Tli. third propceriian fovors an sdjournof auchyppropriations are falling," from the creation, following Section 2732. No cun tract or purchase which' rausi c, was the inyoation by tbe action waa ant favorably eutertained but oo behalf of tbe United Stela shall be ' l.v *Jcw. . Th* Demucnbc party of th* made unlaw tbe same ia anthorued by Rev. J. M. Ekbmon L law, or is under an appropriation adsqua!* ' Tbe following [ngnmmc ■ was tl.sn | How. howerer, appear lo stand as a unit' against supporting any bin which will per- । to its fulfillment, except in the war and j oary department* far clothing, auteulcocc, i mil tbs cvnuaunra of deputy maraixal* forage, fad, quarters or tnasportatioo, { Mnsie, Quartet'.^ Woodworth's ‘’Old'; and aupcrviaor* of elections A Cabinet which, however, shall not exceed tbo nc- 'Oaken Jluekett, kfcaats. Gravaa, .Pewe, officer, in diecatamng the aimstion with a Orings, aud Wsilaed White. Tic Natur ­ member of th. house ycaterday, said if th* ceasitia of th* ear not year. The objest of these section* ol the Re­ al World, J. A. Bobb, Moore Park. lied majority ibould again'para a bill similar to vised Statute is plain. It is, first, to the one just vetoed th* President would Purpore of Educati:m, Nelli* Blackwood, rrtura it without his tigaatare. and if prevent any money from being expended unless the appropriation* have been made West Ncn-L Germination, S-xrie Chart, Congraw should adjourn he would call therefor, and second, to prevent, the gov- ; Plainwvll. Executive Patronage, Albert tl.etn t.-getbev the next day. But if they ernment from being bound by any roetract Dodgv. Fowlervilia. Music, Sung, The should a third time send him th* bill and not provnaoly anlhorix-d by law, except Old Sexton, Rnsrell, W. H. Brooks. Tbe adjourn be would not raoonvehe them, and thus throw th* reeponaib-.lity of elosing th* fur certain Mcosary purpose* in the war and navy department? Under existing Dnam of on* Age, tbe Science cl tbe courts ue tbe Democratic party^ C. A. 8. tr-ra^ laws the failure of Cougrra* to wake th. next, Lcwiv Garten. . Waterloo. Subjec­ Many Happy Hours apprapriatiun* required for the execut inn tive and Objev-ne, Amy L. De Land, ot tha provision* of election law* would East Saginaw. Tbo Best in tbe Future, Of lif* can be gained by dieer set eoodnbt; not prevent tbeir enforcement. Th* right Mery B. Putnam, k'nilsnti Obedient* but noce can bo happy without health. A sad duty to appoint genera! and apccul diaeraed body oaka a tortured mind and deputv tnarahaw which they provfls for to Uw, E. Hani;,-Bedford. Music, Quar­ would still remain, and the cxccutiv* de­ tette. Charity. Rcmini. Misses Maggie rr " ■ ■uwv? BOOTIS partment of tbe government would also be Barr, Nellie Morrison, Fannie Bogardut, rsxnanafitf-^M,empowtfsd to incur the requisite liability Jenni. Hendricks. Governing Forres, 0. ; ssis: ata A. Orings, llrinwcl!: Obaervatiotu, Lina D. Rowley, Cedar Rapid*, Iowa Intsro-. gation Pniuts, Hattie Scofldd, Grand relieved and permanently oared by tfeadaHaves. Stability trrrm Inconstancy, C. line. A* an lafalfible and agreeable reme­ W. Piekdl. Gnse Laks. Music, Scene dy, it cannot be equalled. It arrests Um Ircm “Pinakre " SuHiran. Q. A- Oriago pTogrre* of dorare, hbnilds ths system, end brisa it beck to Um fall alaadard of and Cbcruf. Preaonting Diploma*. Music, Vocal Walts, Light u Air, from CULTIVATOM. POCBUCMIonX HJlWn LEFT H.4A'.D FLO W‘S. Reaperand Mowers. BOOTS ffllSM, Farmer* will du well to colsult Mr. Creuy before pureha^ , itig atty of the above articles, at hin Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Street*. , fluting*. April, 2. 1S7P. -19 CALF SHOES,' HOUSEKEEPERS ASK Torn GROCER FOB THE KITCHEN AND HAND MINERAL SOAP. stswwti Wheat, Wool. Corn, Potatoes, Lard, Butter? Pork, Hams, AND SELLS visfona of title 28 of th* Revised Statutes, suthorixmg th* »ppcintmcot or payment of general or special deputy marshals for service on election day*, uatil sppropriaiiocti suScient to pay sueh liability shall have flat been made Th* Fraudcnt ia called upon to give bi* affirmative approval to poeitivo •oactmeul* which, in effect, deprive him ol the ordinary end necosary c.cas* of executing th* laws still left on tbo statute book and embraced tfethin hu constitutional duty to sen that the laws are cxacctod. If he approves the biD, and thus giva to such pewitiva enactment the authority of law, be portiapatos in th* curtailment of his means of F-ring that the law i* faithfully executed, while tba obli­ gation of the law and of ku oonrtitutional duty remains unimpaired. The appoint­ m«U of • special deputy marshal* i* not made by tbe statute a spontaneous set of authority on th* part of any executive or , jttdiaalofficurof th* gnvmmrat, but is Moosded a a popular right of citucn* to । rail into operation tfiia agency for securing th* freedom of election* in any city or town having 20,000 inhabitant* or upward. Section 2021 of tbn Revised Statute* put* it in the power of any two e'tirrn* of sueb a city or town to require of th* marshal of 1 the dittrict the aprointmetit of these aporia! deputy mstshak Thereupon th* of tbe IzgMlatnre, and although a young man, about thirty six yean of *gv, hu attained math popularity in thu srolio* Md other parte af the Stets, where ba MS eogsgrd in Rspubliera ramprigm. fie is a mar. of syntloe ebaraetvr and fine beer- invalid, and which It is therefore tbe duty of the executive and of every other dspartmrnt of the goverwent to obey aud to enforce. 1 have, ia my former meeaagre on this subject, cxpsnaod wUlingMm to * trading th* will of the pvopfe. aud that ths RryaHirw* party will anflhr fas 1^ tJ^e it, Wlnj „«t Qr talk ' . , . hk* fata. Every aw cf th. four vetoes nas made thousand* of Republican votes, and nobody realism that fact more profoundly than tbe Democratic editor. and its uca-psrifanrenre win expose him s judicial mandate, or punishment, or to rrwaava! from off!** by the Prwidea!, u the efreutaMtaotew of hi* conduct might requtrc, Tbe bill unw before me nmlber revoka ibis popular right ct dtfena nor rdfeva UMtwndtah *f th* duty imposed by law nor the Fremdrut oi hiaduty to a*, tbsi tb* law ia faithfcBy cxraut^l. I forbrar to *o«*r again up*u any gngrecral <iw ilia of th* wiJou .ad m- Plaster, Lime, Hair, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy everyJhing^you want. The *M*y* and eradoM pointed cut the prerequisites loroeera. in general and in particular lo aricoem in teaching. Mr. Dodg* showed bow great an abuse is the prroent method of giving lo the Prcridvnt th. immense jwtrcnage evcoccted with thia gevernmant, that of making tho cabinet officer* dative, would better Mr. Garten showed bow tbe laughed at doctrines of other dsya had become the accepted facta of to day, and be naked that we do not tej hastily p»»* upou the theory of evolution aud other ao caltol heretical tbeoria. Mira Putnam saw in all death 1 —The Bourbons will toaek down thorn- ! but a protniao of a higher and better life,r ( an idea which Mr. Haag ealortod. Mia, bing tbeir noMe 2—Thurman looms proudly as th* ia- J Rowley drew a pleasing picture of tha, observatory of Grvvnwich, and then mad*। the compariwn between mechanical and mental observations All of the mails: waa most cxoelleni, but; the scene from "Pinafore" wa more, it, was refrahiog. Mr. Orings made an excellent Sir Joseph, and bfe aster* and hte oonaina andi hia aunts were able supporter*. Tb* Hon. W. J. Baxter, president ofr the Board cf Eduratioa. presented the, diploma* and than, in a abort jpeeeh, ooc gntulatad th* cliira snd wished them Gsd-. kpssd. The presentation of th. morning{ venter of anew straddle. 3—Like all other insane peraooa » Glover triia a good deal of truth. . 4 —Coogrsm will adjourn presently and j give lb* deUy ed borines* revival a ehanto. , 5— Tbe caueua will vMe to aUoi a pop 1 gun at the ballot-bat, and run away j >”Fpy; 6— Th«rp wUlIm a eala* fovafcw d*yt, ■ and than Mr. Tilikn will remark : •Th* • faroc far 1880 is Fraud." 7— Brethm, go hem*. Tbe Lari j Ditch is . damp, and uneomfortablr place I tohocufein. Crawl out and trarsl. ! eras the gift of a handsomely flniahsd edition of th* work* of Charla Diokena to Prof. Prase the noted and popular muaio Aud to ha. tbe Rspublim fmrty fantractor of th* institution. &—Tho division cf labor in the Demo cratic nsnp one to be far Thurman u bold th* praty up by the tell white WatIn lb* evening the faeulty threw open tbe lower flw of tbe ww building and entertained the frieeda of tbo acbwl fa a charming wuni.rr. And at last th. light* west out tn tbe moat fueoaefol of Norma! CHAS. F. BATft 4 CO., Proprietors, PIONEER STORE [ CLOTHING Meis' Yiatii, Bqi aui Ciiltoi A. SPECIALTY Davi* Sawing Machine, Droorated Creek L J. WHEELER. SANFORD’S SAWS FILED, JAMAICA GINGER suporn uasasfsftdS’ff Ckain, Tables, Bekteata, art Se£u Jamaica GINGER. “* ta tu Sanford's Jamaica Qingei UNOWO WINDON CirRTintb Ac lenia Main Cmpaiy West Meridan, Conn., WOOL! ML! Ml! WOOL CARDING �f Cwnmofe Coumeil. Bui I think grace would need to be sppUed with hydraulic foew to bo af any value to them and even thee, I have some misgiv­ ings in raferunee io its suacem. It waa my privilege to attend tho PrairUvilkjS. 8. Institnts whjth waa held at in mailers, of thin character, which should North'Pine Lake, tha IStlt sn-119th ineu, bo manifested by tba citixem of HastUgv, it was truly a rich inlelkcioal feasttba Rcpublicani of Hamilton county, Ohio, who boost of a 140,000 anhool-botue, and Many questions of interest and importwere never re sanguine of a sweeping vic­ who expend annually thousands of dollars tory in the coming election as now. for the support of educational instltutkrns. Secretary Sbermin will open the cam­ paign ia Maine about the firm of July. | the patrons of the school, but we are sorry About every important Republican speak­ lo nay that aceh was not tbo case. . er h> the country will take a hand iu the The Mage waa beautifully and tastily ll may some limos bi dificult for Re­ publicans to determine the best man tor a candidate, but they nuy be quite sure that tha one ths Dem-ieratic paper sdecta is tbe one they should nut aeket. The Republicans of Wuroudn claim to bare or-auixed ttdr party next after the Republicans of Michigan, namely, oa the 13th of July, 1654; and a quarter-, centennial aekbraliou of tbe day is beios Special riotice. remain unclaimed la lbs postsfics al lUslings Barry Gaunty, Wish.. July 1st, tS79. Mary Alien, Alfred Fhber, Lucy I. Johnson, Jan. and M. Rogers, Nathaniel' vilk, Middleville, Freeport, Prairievilk, body in our county ought to find enjoy­ ment at some one of tba above named piaeei on the glorious 4th. Wm. Cameron of Orangeville waa aireatod tm Mifodsy but by deputy sheriff SwsrtEvol and brought to this city al the instigation of Frank Cwtk of Onagtvilk, sgb's abor, b POWERS A BARLOW, WIB^rilyowafl about their large stock of decorated; tbo claaa motto. m£>m guans r.'.frn'," being pvea especial prominence. The first piece of music, “Child of Mor­ tality," war ninety rendered. Rev. W. fertune to attend a grove meeting m> JoaS. Wilkinson next followed with prayer. alhan Stevens’ farm in Johnstown, held ••O'er the Billows'' was sung by ths qttarby the East Johnstown Reform Club, sad listemed to a most stirring address by Hoc. • Culture" was tbe sutjeet of a finely G«> M. Dewey, who. in an earnest and written essay, by Miss Irene Buell. Her eloquent manner, spoke for about one delivery waa excellent; every word could hour no the evils of tatemperanM asd the bo distinctly beard by each one of the audience. Tho many merits of ths pro- Another Democrat loumaup io C.rogrewt who ii blamed with a vigorous vocabulary. It ia General "Joe'' Johuvtou, who ajwurtw li>*Dem.teraticcc.Ilogu<s that tiro Presi­ dent would brush through tbeir Army bill people of that vicinity .are not temperance men and women it certainly will ba no fault ol tbe (peakers. march through a cobweb." Wheat in thk kedity is looking fine On circqa day some follow went through and promisee-an abundant crop. Fruit of the Feed Store of Barlow A liayre, all kinds promise well, tbe orchards all taking about «32 in cash and cotes and city being well loaded. Spring crops of all orders lo tb« value of |70. The money was dnscriptlous have been lather backward, Cumaoeneing mostly the property of Henry Goes de­ of English literature.'' but tbe late rains have brought them for­ posited there for sale keeping, and iu our with the Cd's, the -primitive inh.bitants ward amaxingly. Your correspondent has of Britain, labo depicted, in fine sly la, tbo opinion takes by some one who knew of been credibly informed that certain per- ! programing finely. tbe deposit Wo do not believe lhax any results of lbe*varioua cooquaata—Roman, tics from Nashville are making aa effort to j Job work done needy, quickly, and at ahowman did that job. Oh I for a marshal. Anglos and Saxons, and Nonuao—upon draw the good people of this vicinity to I ow figures at this ofire. our langusttn. Sh« also, dwell upon tbo Ou Monday evening the ’ikarl of Edu­ that burgh to celebrate the Fourth, by ■ Cherries are beginning to make their telling them of their big premium fol the cation elected as Superintendent of our city appearance in the market. largest delegation, and tbeir wash-tub School* for the ensuing year Prof. L N. race, etc. Now Mr. Editor, not far frtm Mitchell, who for the past year has ro it baa io the post too days ? bereab-juts lives a —well, Webatcr would cfhrenlly discharged the duties of that D. K Cook sports a new eowed car­ position. Ria re-<lecti«n' was ajked by cell it a dodger, but I will call him one of riage, and a new harness. tbe greatest curiosities ol the ago—that every educated man, every member of tbe Creasy A Upjohn will fire tbeir brick High School but one, and every one fiiyou can'get by speaking in time, and for a small compensation and a bottle of Buffalo and tile kill Saturday next. । miHar with the School work tn tbe city.! lime water. He eon personate any or all Remember tbe Firemen's ball pt Union ■ Rev. A. A. Kuappra Pastor of the M. j the folkwing characters : the Yankee mmp Hall On the evening of tbe 4th. . I E. Cbureb at Battle CWt. and a former I receipt peddler, the book agent from Utah, Tbe Fcrepaugh show wis pronounced rraident of this oily will speak at tbe 31.1 Hon. Goo. M. Dewey, in behalf of the tbe lawyer, the doctor, the veterinary sur­ by most everybody lo be tip top. E. church on Sunday next, morning nd ; Board of Education, prtaeulcd tbe oartifigeon, the secret U- F. detective, and the evening. He will, also, addre» the ^hris- cates to tbo graduates. ‘ Wo could not but scandal monger of Barry, or almost any tian tcmj-rrance meeting at 3 o'dock un-1 admire tho eloquent words of tbe speaker, points to all points July 4th, 1879. Oreo Strung, tbe editor of the Nashville der tho .Maples in tbe Court House square. \ lie is as able and impressive epeaker, and ' of Stair acquirements. We could not but /Jews was in town on Monday last. feel iuUignaut aa we thought of the fame Haying l« well along, aud onxt week | wo trust will be greeted by a largo au-, that vu being played, when wiiknew that ■ those certificates were not diplomas al- all,. Now Ike. w« will lay etide joking, and 1 but were scratches and scrawls of paper ' Phin Smith hu hie bam painted and will asy in sober enrnert, that the pear tree. that a stingy school board were endeavoring it looks very him. Addy. Eggleston did which you allndrd to, is. quite a eight to [ to palm off on those who bad completed a ! behold. Tho Iron tn question .has eleven or j the Job. thirteen splendid pears on it, and tbe tree , is trot more than four fert high, and is not a dwarf either, but is a standard, we think Invina, Jet/1, 79. a Bartlett. J. S. Goodyear also baa one , "Fairy Song,” win, as were the other Frank Brooks is doing a good business Barry County Ministerial Amocatfon of tho same variety, which bad over thirty pieces of music, rendered by the quart*tte, met punuinl to notice al Irving station, in the tinware line, and keeps two extra nice paars, but Mr. G. picked them off, consisting of Bar. J. W. Bancroft, W. 8. in tbe Congregational Church, June 30. hinds busy. fearing that to let them jjov might injure N. T. Parker's big bowery will undoubl. the tree. Tbe trees camo from the natw-ry Tho Bor. Bro. Spinning, pastor of tha j Kiu-lle Whoeler. . edly be largely patronised the day aud of N. P. Huatesl of Irowell, who raises the Baptist Cbureb of Middleville, president In conclusion we must regrot that we of tbe Association wan present and pcnriJ best of fruit trees Ae. I conlZ not notice at greater length tk« ed with great shililT. The Secretary. The Wosum'a Foreign Missionary So- ' productions </ claws “9. Rev. Bro. Muter, waa also present, topth ciety will bold its next quarterly meeting i ct with tbs following brethren, memlers on Thursdiy aftcinose of this week, at the i County Correspondence. of the awialion ; Ret. Mrsa.-n Bogby, reaidenec ol Mrs. O D. Spnuidinu. Geo- i H ten out Court ns, July 1, 1879, Wigle, McAllister, Shoop. McCoy, Ban- i yean job, carrying tho mail between tlemra are eordiallr invited tn let at six । Mu. Ebtren •—In reply to Ulrich, ws croft asd Crosby Woodland and this city, yesterday. were informed ia your last issue, that in After devotional exorcises by tbe prrai ' Mcsara. Cook' A llo-xtra have their now district No. 3, they were hiving an enter­ dent, ths Ker. D. R Shoop, of Hastings, ' incut market running io tine order, and prising school. We think that most any gave a very able diseumion of the «ub;«: j everything about the premiars ia as neat aa of''The Alleged Crualtios of the God of the Bible" The Ret. Bro. showed . Will Flaly, stepson of 8. W. Ease of Ulrich. But we think the people will good des! of care io preparing his cxegraii. Rutland baa returned from Ano Arbor understand better if we call him by hia and great familiarity with history aa wall with bis diploma from the medical depart­ right name. We learn that Cainu's chil­ ment aa pharmaceutist. dren have graduated at Pitchfork Semin­ interpretation In short, all felt that this ary and of cowrae eeu’d Isern no mors at a objection to the religion of tho biNo wm Hon. Jarnos O'Donnell of Jackson, win district nclrool But oa Monday rnorelo/ well answered. deliver the oration at Nashville, the 4th. Uri&fom followed until m this school cormenced, bia little flock Mr. O'Docnell u a most ptesring speaker, . Hold pn. or rather a large flock went to instruct Call at Powers A Barlow's store where ' I. O. 0, F. their teacher how to perform 4rer duty. meoewmaat of tho afternoon session, after raw gumnrieg and filing will be done better Al a regular meeting of Palmer 'The eldest, a young lady of sixteen, we which tbo president presented a pap«r on J end cheaper tbau by any other man. Mian Halite Michael baa in her poasoi Encampment held on Thursday evening ion a silk parawl which nb» found, and the tbe following patriarch wereelected dare say, tsjual like her lather, aho knew the '■ Alleged Diaerepeneca of the Bible," it all ami waa going to do jam aa she followed by diocuasioo sad criticism. owner can have the same by calling at the oficere for tbo ensuing term, vix : Much regret was expnmscd cm account residence of Mr. John Michael, on the •. Z. B. Willison,C. P.; P. C. I*., Geo. M- pk-aaed. But her teacher did not consent of Hav. Bro. Wilkioaon, of this city, out Highlands. Dewey, M. K. H. P.; Jama Murphy, S. Tbo report that Edison bad invented a bring abk to present bia paper cn "Tbe He Board of Education, of the rity oi W.; P. C. P.. John M. Beasmcr, 8.; P. C. suip that would do tbo washing and hang first Raaorreetioo," but thia bo promised out the clothe * — --- — Hutiogw, for tho raining year organtied P. Geo. II. Brooks, Treasurer; Israel R. to do at the next meciiog. Tbe evening disputed fset last evening by the ekctioo of Hon. Nath, Geer, J. W was devoted lo Sunday school interests, iu made by the an Badow, Preaident, James Clarke, SeoShe did so. And the school proofed which Rev. Bro's Master and Spinning tor family use Mary, and Mayor, Robert J. Grant, nicely, until the unvspciou ' family of CaAns again appeared with ooms nntrulba A Mr. Coulter from Chicago has been spending a few days in tliis oily visiting, and also showing our obese players bow the game of cbena is played, and onr best pyred uniil now. Dul such ia not the pUyc.1 are confident that Mr. Coulter is eaas, however. Wo tan truthfully aay Aa strawberries begin to disappear, raspberries begin to appear, and there are worlds of them too . R. L. Underhill, for instance, has the most beautiful show of black raspberries wo ever saw, and more than that, bo han new potatoes, nice ones. 53tf that it did prosper until Cairns moved in­ to the district, and it never has sitroe than. And again wc hsar that aha boards beeself at home. Tho roaion ofjjiat ia, they bare soap to make or cleaning to do sod are nut prepared. Hut) wo think that aho would rather board hcsklf after all. How* long ere we lo suffer the evils resulting from the present system of school supcris tendency ? Just a* long as Cairns is out Turner of Waytan.!, camped last week on Hemlock Fetal. firsts samp yesterday sad started far Uslr respsetise homes. A few Bastings boys were enjoying Ike Ina hia breskfuM, just cull io at Calm's about sailing one Jay recently. coon and stay until after dinner. P. 8. And ba very oaraful and not get up agauut the wall if you wish to gst to foreeloee a mortage held by the Union ' VtcrOB. Trust Company of Now York to tbe sway the same day. smoont of fi J.HOC,000. Il is rati mated that the entire indekednm of the road is not for from tS,400.000 The rood struck off for 3390,000, and goes under the control of the Grand Tiunk Com patty cf Canada, who took full r-cascwon on Mon­ day. . Wt wore at Flint on that day, and leaned from cv.c of the partite renrawt:ting th* Grand Trunk' that Mr. 3 ander- coming winter has already beguu with a bill would at cmre hare to dispose of the good prospect tor a One er»p of hay aud link from Flint to Uuaing or a now Imo - • would immediately U constructed between “ ”• V harvest. ‘Inuue all i are wril pUsrtl. Our nxrchauta wt pet tag » libsva! price for wool and * law atuuuni of the pnMut dip has already reiJred the nurket Thai HARDWARE! In thu syoee next week. ' J taka thia method at informing tbo pub'ec. thnl have not, w uevar h.r> bad aty partner iu the building nroring busiuesa- and will not bold myself r«*p.mBible for fcy debts or contract made toj [RE YOU QOINO TO PAINT? Know ye that Mcssra. Smith A Soo, have rented and fitted up the buildiug for meely occupied by C. J. Sleigh as a bakery, on State street, fur a meat mark-t and they nave located there to stay. Bear that iu miad. They are thankful hr the very liberal patronage for the pest yvar, WILL YOU DYE ? DO NOT PAY farforj, Pricr. The cheapest place tn the State to buy Croquet, 1 pay any Freight sad are selling a{ FACTORT PRICK w THE HEATHAN CHINEE Is a great msnufactnrer of purer, but it would satoui.h him u sec t PERFUMERY IN BULK. fumery which you can bey ia any quan­ tity. SOMETHING NEW, 1?ICK AND LIFTING Ask your Grocer for Crampton's Bros.' iMmiar. Soar. It ia superior to all Otbei kinds for family oe laundry use, and costs -.o more than an inferior article. I Sold by moatofthe Grooera In Hnstiapi and POTATO BUG POISOh^ DON’T THAT FORGET Reaper Royce WARRIOR MOWERS ! «Mp that will tburooghly eisense printing ink from tbe hands, as ales from Hora ; but Crampton's laundry soap will do it, and me know whereof wa apeak. Il ia especially sd.pted for printers, nainten. englMers and maehiumta. aa it will remove grease of all description from the hands m well as elotbea, with little Uber. For po­ NIWNHMIWiMllli WALTER A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES. And a number of others having a good Record. Everything WARRANTED to be the very best of its kind. Look at the New Drills, Horse Rakes, &c., Stc., ADJOINING THE BANNER OFFIG& S.W. LANE. lai CUSTOMKRS to KNOW Thes<- FACTS Thai I have the fineat stock of Dry Goods inBarry County. I bought tny Stock in New York before the advance. I have not ad- I ttell Ladiefl’ Ready Made Suita for White and Figured Lawua for Linen Suitings for .- - Kid Glovea in all Sbaden - ' - $1.00 15 cents 18 cento, 50 eta., 75 cto., and $1.00 PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. I have a ooinplete Aaaortmeat of Genta’ Furnishing Goode, CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. HaU in tbe Lafcwt Styles. In all kitida of Dry Gooda I make the lowest pomible price for Caah. . U8E THIS BRAND" Jane 2d. 187ft �S AfWfirO Ruys ADICAL C URE For CATARRH A CURE OR NO PAY. Ladies INSTAKTLY BEUEYES. Do you *»’’£* r,.w nDclicatiwn* of’JPr"'ilus ’tfl.l.lBAlTI Robert Bonner pays a ertennary rar. ■won •1.5W a year to are lo tbe health nf bis horses. liy }<M t» ymr • ™»’ '■SEi, Sa •«««««« «*e Tbe 1*4 renting piaes of Bayard Taylor will ba Longwood eentetry, near Kennett 8<|uare, Pa. A( -< A Mat to ladies who wtar ontside pock­ ets : Have your pence made to look like prayer book* “r-L Mm------------ uys if she ketehw her husbrcd kissing the hired girl agin ahe Its application* PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE SEMINAL PASTILLE' THE BEST It i« no iMjtvr wicked to go to tbe theatre. We predirt a great taDiog off in attcodaoco— [Roeheotcr Express. LINIMENTS Tha name of a New Hampshire school teacher is May I. Cough. It m much more Common to hear school teachers ad­ dressed ae May I Gwout. m JtAiT OX SXAST. BnUl, Qumamy,, ? Jem Sth, IBTO.f COLLINS’ Dio Lewi) sty> the groat trouble with women') aho* is that tho soles are too narrow. Mr Lewis ir wrong ; tbe great trouble u that their feat are loo wide. iaSMwi at Ike raid Owasat at U aaO U iV-r««l VOLTAIC u,~l likE^'ikViXM ’AX ? reuisru* Y.S. ^^isrr'fc ■ayrraf JuHX ll KAUL. As»:>htn.tor. PLASTERS Mary Hall bu been made a evnimimioo■ The tocditiotu of Gcntio political life er of tho Superior a art of NewMIaven by baee beta profoundly modified within lie the appointment af Judge Beardsley. It is the first appdntmrnt of tbe kind in last few weeks. Hitherto the Reichstag has been split up into af many faction* that otf single party Ims been able to dest­ itute the net, nor has Prince Baanarek auto librarian of Indiaua, dirUneing her found it pcuibie to combine men! panics two male opponents, who urged that their into a trustworthy uujority. He has, eervicua tithe Ihrtsceratic party eutilkd indeed, on several oreasioae, indicated • them to tbe place. csr.sEs.’-r TEE BEST OF ITS KIND. m kUUr. Um errauaM CMNriMia aaM martaaas. w m sraek ikmalM war b» aiuwart u ear u»j Michigan Central Railroad 8IARI RAPIDS DIVISION. Kraw oF•wtwur'l •! I • • • »* sand 0? tlx GRANO RAPIDS AND DETROIT. MEXICAN BOOKS'.’. MILLION Or * Bsh4..L. T";. WOMAN Io Kentucky you cun>>: elopa with a man's wife with any certaiuiy of not MUSTANG <5 fil 1 f* U 1 i ?" t 1.1. 0» r <c X« t u ’’’ m ot tM aoltlary Mala*. Ih“ ••»«•* yx**"8**1 wU* “■ which could tail the biggeu lie. No, commeared : “A wealthy country editor -----whereupon No - stopped him right there and paid the forfeit. I eaua wasr. ansMtUv sti-rss anrU atiraswts ar I th'MAU YLLntl a» SUMMER TRAVEL itaiKwdSiarsssw kVJttttSKS? . 1 SEND^^S^ ■ o co cs U»| <i«». I rr - "trfi _ L-J cheaso SB THE BEST OPIUM LINIMENTS Mieaijcln. NEW PIANOS 8125. . GREBEL &Kosttaps, BUSSELL t m MAK 03 BXAST. Butraav. 'utiMAN i‘?ru.AiUL 1G HICHEST REWARD - u1*7" 31 'IX.... ?* T» 11 Cheap Homes In Michigan, » m* ^rastr •' ■ar™. is «k« ww BANNER OFFICE’ S-WXJ?Yi5SStB&. f". Mts lahlaseMMiU. aeC all K? **• Ihr husi <«>• •« ntU. la oral Vu.sl^•ssnassL*.,%d'eej.iii rrwwrk.Helioe, t*r C^meMUaC ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, TEXAS * au «n r.i.to wm. DIK&.T MUTH TV BALT1MORK. Ks?ieS§ WASHINGTON, MB o- 1 :i. . C. A. SNOW & CO. ■HHHKr— Repaint Constantly oo Hand aud FOB 8AL8 BY __________ stopped. Sucrcastvc Misituni hare tried bird to eonplete the taefc ; but It hu never beer: encouraged by tbeir chief, and if he era be will unquestionably prevent it from being seriously resumed in bm time. Amosg the UltnmonUnu, and among seme of tbe more Hgetod Protataaia, there is a atroog Ming ibal some limit raiuoad irornwi C-oyPAMT. 1 TTZ7.~T- - J. WTMSSEjwrcws:.-*: duty of the State ta prondo productive eaaoeiationa of workmen with eauital he bu ccB'idcraUr aympthy, and many members both of the Ccaurvative and Centro parties have expraaud a certain UttrnyforiL Evas if no direct atepa sbeoid te taken lo curry out tho acbeme it i; rare lo be encouraged by fresh oblige tions being threat upoo the Stale It u lyyfly -------' r ‘ —*■ sfeessagkittni-J’-SS'-Jr* if.-snaE’-ia -ng ss isb: ■ tifik-fis-JB Batss Jaartisa iiH I *0 T •.■> <,* < la £iuallbra*‘ls ' i m it 8M sST li Is ; 11 gsUtesIIU :■ | • » SSThSLi-av «S JJs_..» l«U t - f it * !d*»aa«4S A dpueel applied fur a place behind s I counter. “What ektical experience have , you?" ashed the man t.f dry goods. i rra Jaeruar tay haaisaaa, haaltk ar mraailaa “ Very little,” she said, with a tlush, ' for ,laIt on. But the arguments of the free •JI tka M—rta.M. U1-. n Sbar^ lad ..r < era are wholly without effect Tbe two I only joined the church. I mi week.' allied parties toUow I’rinre Bismarck tl.yrelf in searching Into other ■ | wherever he choeoea to lead, and room of 1 lb«ae who have hitherto meet loudly eon demoed the tendency of bia policy, aeenu concerns dire tn mend one fsnlt in tbyiell prepared to rank themselves among hia than to find uni a thotuand in others— warmnt admirers. [ Klabo p Leigh too. Tte qoeMioe of the day in Germany ia A bright little miu of Napa, OL, noted whither this alliance is likely to last, end moot impartial observers are inclined to for her quaint savin;", slid to her mother answer the question In tbo afirwetire tbo other dsy; ",'Iiauu, when yutt wer,t There can bo uo reaaon to "appose that to heaven to get-tar, did you pick out the tbo CoMcrvativee will fall away from prettiest laI-y on God's floor ?'' Of course ftinew llatmarck. They are his natural fhreda; and when ai aay tima they hare voted against him they have done ao, not that efforts him r.r her in a day, month, bccaau they felt that ha and they any part nf the direct lifetime, or the boor realy differ’d, but boeauM cireuiastaocre READ THIS! of (hath, but tbe -atne affects hitn or her onward afterward through the indirect he.hu now tarried against tbe Liberals, lifetime.—[Wait Whitman. rod openly iaralu tbeir chieffi, tho Coo •>n-ati-. e» ayo likely for the fntnrr to be The ceremony nf baptism by imtneraioo his faithful supportera. A section of tbe wu celebrated in Texas tha other day, i Centre Party will be rfore difficult to manage. Same of its numbers, arelcaias tical question) apart, hare decidedly Lib­ deposited on tbe bank «f the stream, that {^77fcI'ttKtwswiaKv;-i; eral rysipathies; Olbera have so long been of tbe preschcr making the fifteenth. denouncing tbe Cheneellor ae a person of Mr. Robert Lincoln and Mr. Stephen A. iDVEB!ISIHf?IUS-.-,^“i,T.almost raperbuman wickedness that they find it awkward to tarn round rnddenly Duuglu are both pnetieing law io Chica­ T*-*s4 w’’'Fc«w»AMt. >1. r. nowi nod accept hie orden. Still the bulk of go, and both arc promin tn t la their remetive political partial. It b turgesUd tbe party hare but one immediate aim, and that ia lo annul tbe legislation which that Illinois may so ma day bo again called bevan with tbe May Laws. If there is upon to vote for cither a Lincoln or a NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO. tbo least hope of thia end being attained Dougin. they will willingly sacrifice thnir inciina An exchange deamw a vagrant tramp t&M in regard to leaa important mattere. u follows ; "An impecuaiona cum, born In some Reports tba National Liberals tired, to whom labor not involving the will have no rouse a to rugrut the new state nocturnal depopuktion of a ben house ia THRESHING MACHINERY. of Hings. Since the cetahUabmont of the an untried experiment, sod money a mere Empire tbeir coutwo hu been thoroughly myth, and who, with an incarable mania unaatiafactory. Convinced that Prince Bia- for doing nothing always hu nothit^ to martk ia essential to the prosperity, if not do, but doea nothing, being too l«y to do to the existence of die state bo hu formed, they hare often been compelled to support him in proposals they disapproved. W ben There ia a pocket telephone atrriehed hia tendenettw have been more than to­ aeroaa from the house of a young nun nally rraetlottary, they have almost invar­ ia this town-to the window of hia sweet iably begun by protesting •against bia heart just opposite. They are to be mar­ policy, and sometimes they hare bad the ried aoon, and nt is a touching sight to orange to art upon their principles With watch tbs little sparrows perch on the an their submiaaisenow the National lab­ string sod peck at the taffy u it alidaa orals bare imposed a digit check ->o his along between tbeir toes.— Watrrfov (N. arbitrary and imperious spirit, and he hu Y.) Ofisernr. often shown that be bitterly resented tbe Mceaaily of acting with them. That be will be able to revive in its full extent tbo old reactionary period ia improbable, but OLD ANO RELIABLE. the whole tone of tbo Government will Un. Bureonn'a Ltvap ImtMiuvonl become more oppeoed to Liberal aims. io a Staodard Family Ikmr-dy for «<• ‘ While wo may expect to aw the AntidiMWMoedtbe Laver, fltonuch Sociahrt Law tmfonad with increased and Bowels—It ia l*urrty^X&1 ' rigor, it is not impoaaiblo that seme Mar-.sassdr may bo made to the Soriabst spirit. Prmoe Bismarck meeU violence with violence; bat the main LINIMENT A. I» >-»< raaMMwi. tei^r 1 (hr ehewlug gum while at tbe uuw lime bo earrim about one •|U»rt»r of a pound of auty tobacoo in hi* cheek. *g^****° er tba CUT < T r Canada Sotrthern Railway � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-07-09.pdf 50f2514551f40c3d2327af190ded758a PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 10 FBOFnUL AID BOSSES CAMS HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1879. WHOLE NO. 1261 BEST W AGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPERS NEW YORK. IMPROVED FOR 1879. foundaro at alate. hard painted tbh eurlain with their drtABu, more smiling or more aad, as the aky above theta ru cheerful or gloomy, ud their piocuroa deceive the •ye wa«B viewed from a distance. Nome nred fear the future but tboee whose dreda Heaviest Ironed,. Best Pointed and Lightest Running Wagon in die World. Every Box net in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein net with the Patent Skein Setter, and . / "The sen bath given up »un whom yon aaptxwed lbs victim of yvur bloody hands." aaid Lionel Uaabal. ' Yea 1 waa not swallowed up by the walers <.l lha ooeau, at you bavely dtnigued 1 alioold be. petwecMc of thb dead sitter, if when we too, Boat# to mum tU river ofdeath, if then we cu look lock over a life of good deeds if we can bat realixr that humanity hu been btened.thatflr. were have bcro strewn w io the pathway of others, that the world fa better becauM we bare Urad, then me thinks death will have tso terror. be na. ONLY TRUSS RO1> AXLE ATTACHMENT ■ ■------ qffijSBg gan Central Railroad iND RAPIDS DIVISION. ISWKBk! PHYSICIAN A SURGEON h la A. Rawerlltavk.8M*S*rwUlk aright death ia ita gradulorea and harmireearesfa what Homar oalb it ‘ The half brother of aLrep." Tyruay hat m> terror, No aacred scripture or snebut church dealb no sting, celestial menace* on dread, firmed U>« teuu of ber faith. By her .to those who have conjured the fear of example, ahe vfadieated the ri^kt to think the genre. Tbo R-arlcs. are the (too, and ths free bare no Yorabodiog. And armwl by a fortitude founded on lore and justice, on reason and rectitude, uaiaiaad by tbc mum of duty done,and the coMebimoess of troth, httagnty ud pure intent, they who have lived a life In which they have maut well and done well, will kt»uw uo dread of GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGON'S. "> JACKSON More WAGONS use in Barry County than nil other? combined, yet the repairs do not average ■ 2 rente each. Call and see them at AND WEST TO AND FROM » RAPIDS AND DETROIT. GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hulinga. MIA, May 6. I«70. >“ ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR JS CflAXL-nr fr.wM attaMtea rivas te The Battle for'the Cedars. IS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR ENGINES AND THRESHERS! nn- ii. r. l-aqatui 1IV® nu RAM® COMPACT. «t Ltea Chieae.i and Utaed We have sold one car load of the J. I. Ciao & Co., Threshers,i and any one wishing anything in this line will do well -to call and ! examine our sample? nnd price*, in addition to the above, ive sell the Roberts i Thorp Vibrator Thresher; C. Aullman & Co., Sweep-I takes Thresher and Monitor Engine; Woodsum Machine O4’» En­ gine and Thresher; E. M. Birdsell Engine and Thresher, Minnesota. Chief Thresher ; Goar, Scott i Co. Engine and Thresher; B. F. Dow & Co. Thresher; C. Russel! & Co. Engine and Massillon Thresher, of which we sold several last year. Also, the Atlas, Batavia and Mansfield Bhginos, nnd Qaar, Scott & Co’s, Lane & Badly, and Mansfield PORTABLE SAW MILLS Liuncl CtoUl folded bu arm. acron hu buw.ui. abut hia lipa cljae, and atood litteoing. He fell that he muat carb biaueU, »e bi. anger would reuw him to of the unknown, ahe subrtitntad duty : For prayer, work , and the record of ber life bean testimony to ber purity i^bsart, and the bereaved onre know bat to\ well the rirsaare that is lent to them and to With a alight ehnddor, be repfared lha titular belief ia the hour of death were vial iu the drawer, end ia a moment the proof of ita truth, then ia the death of our d»k waa looked, the bottle of chloroform aamcr the principle of eaeulanem would be being retained. triompbutly utaUMud. Her belief ana. blucaomiug vine., of ailrery atreama and taiaed ber ia health , dutiug her iUnaaa, •ammer'a genial ahowrra, of Betting suiea, with the certainty of death befors bar. at of jeweled nights and dawning days ba with our dead, world without end, forever yon, and I intend to keep ii. Yon pro• pore to can me oat from hero : 1 repeal, I deft you I Appeal to the law, ud I will . defeat you utterly. You may continue to threaten, hot 1 know, and you know, that you will have to prove your idenuly. I nay I am IJoocl Cuthel, and you are out: who hold* the beat proofa The impoator'a vyca .hone iu triumph. ’ Haw courtly changed hi waa from the -epping m it were into ber own grava, it Busioeea ot the Barry County Probate Frocured for her the mo.1 perfect »tma qnduy .1 7W. ew « mi^i..^ Court for the week ceding Jnse JDth. no doubU, do trembling. lot Ac riurold Clement Smith, Judge Jue|9.—In tbc nutter of bearing petition for appointment of threw commisaivnen to locate a ditch in Baltimore, BUCKEYE MOWERS S REAPERS MESSER BROS. SAVE YOUR CHIU) WITH Universal Croup Remedy. Mich.. Juno l». 1879 . •MW| Bb.jMrO A Hewitts.. Oren* KaiMa.Muh., mao. decerned. Pail ion for appointment of administrator filed and order for bearing' filed f.r July 2<th aax I. . DENTIST Nashville, WILLIAM Kitliiiai. »ad hruro » ucred .nd imp.-ri.hxbk>, •hould be .uScMUt lo «iut*ia aod in»pire Will of dareawd admitted to probate, June 26.—Estate of Hoary Snyder, OB, end give ux courage and cockIbIkhi. Warrant and Inventory filed. Nothing peruiniog to oar penow! baiag deecaatd. June 30.-RataU of Richard Dunn, mu «vnr pcrub. Our Joya and ■utfrringa, »od Iriendxhipa and (oven, will i«var ba tinned, more calmly,— *'l trelix* what you have said, iltniri Va)aM|iu>. but lahaJl labour againal yon, befievang that Hcmwu will renao tbo right to triumph. I have s knowledge that there fa another claimant fur the aviate, ud if her cause fa just, a* I believe it u, 1 would not dreiro lo rob l or of her rights. I would tint wub t<> turn you away to in­ i stall ntyadf. / Sho baa gained ber case WALTER. TAILOB. In Empire Block,over Mudge'a Store. All Work GUARANTEED. If- J- M Cam® Sin al Onawstal CLO^ WIRE BRACE CRADLE. da Soirthern Railway ■IM, IIOMH MHWN ful world b all alive with rich and mighty meaning! Il bid. IM red uro with highest hope all the atrange changes of our human aDutmect, and .Murea ua that though we penah aa individuals, the race and th# unirme, will go on utoUing, and the “Ha didn't gib urn no card, Maaea Ctobel." “Did he tell you bi. name 7" “No, »h." “Soma vuabood, I aeppem-,' mid the maater of lha Cedare. I’ don’t want any thicvea here over night; tell him to be off.” “Ha lueka kind ob geuteel," aaid Sant. ■Why doo he not alate hie bnalnmn ? ' grumbled the maater. Ha conaidered for a moment, and then •vidaotly chapg^hb mind. Every Crndlc nnd Scythe fully Wat-rated. JIT AND T"IJ Th# Im hotel in the Slate to rod mm nUa. Th. firm hotel in the State with Pas­ senger Elevator. forth among then thing, which hunten liberty ha* deitod. H. Ilonor to JaSereon Devi.— honor to the Soothani Coafedonwy—boooe to the b.iuny blue. 9. The aovth and aoulbarn principles DBVGOODS $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00 Per Day, part. In hia heart ba wt» trembling. In •pile oftba mUntion ba bad mad* to give way lo hfa fear» no more, the fiiM mgbt of Uis mu oeuaod a aenaniwn rf trrror in hit bcaom. “Corea it 1 eno I not behold a tail, alb- Sii[KJrtSiCTStJS&S?aistd'aiMDhiai-nahlimiu I have just received a full stock of Staple and Ftincjr BBS MBS, 6LBIB, BOB, it. that Lionel Cwhcl, lall and Kblrifa, waa by far bia pbyiical euperior. Hut, u he rug fur a aerranl, a a I range gleam come into hb vytn,—■ skum that ru cold am! enud. L»ond did not pomtve that exf tteaion, for, though ha wa. alert, Ito waa not looking the villain in the fare. • Sul," aaid tho falaa master of The (Sdare, when bit ring waa onmred, tin fa ulwayr fill). lu founuiu h led hj dsslb That which trow liras wore dmd. tad that whkb Eatata of Jaliecaoa Faieboer, dacoaaod. Bond of exccatov filed and John I'eighnar appointed Vxeoulor. John E. Barry ud Hlihu Chiptnu appointed apfeabtra and �REAL ESTATE. I iiftitriiiucwttit Foa SALE A® TO REST. Ilnwm ■> Coatee ***'. ff**'.1! Bnuw, Guxaxt, J June 18tb, 1879. | HO.EST MONEY PLATTOSM. ' Oppocition to all paper inflation, and eooMqaent depredation. In favor of a currency of eoin and paper of equal value, and equal purcharing power, the paper convertible with coin at the will of the holder. ; 1 ‘ ] < 1 The Nation's Natal Day. It is doubttem true that tbotuaods of those to whom last Thursday night was sod dueomfi.rU as the July best, sod crowds, and voice* can add, seriously doubt whether lha fathers cf the Republic eoftferred an unmtxod bleating upon there posterity when they made the 4th of July famou ss the birth day of the Na- 1789. Their general dutim *1 defined in the art which or.gn.lly mtabltabed tbrtn were substantially the same at those pre­ scribed in th* stetute* now iu force. The principal provision m tha subject ia the revised Btatatea it a* follow*: "Section 787. It shall be tha duty ot lb* marshal of eaeh district to attend dn trirta sad circuit courts whan sitting there in snd to execute through out the distrirt all lawful precepts directed to him United Staten, and be shall have power to command all narnmary aaristanoe in the already folly aararad. The people of Miehi- execution of hie duty." say of thirteen independent State*. Thu gu have only to be plainly shown what The orignal was amended Fcbuary 28, they declared with impatience when they » going‘on to-dsy and what its meani<« in 1795, and the amoodmeot is now found in foil that they had been interfend with ia tr, rally ooco mure around th* Republican Revised Statutes in the following form the -rwreit of happiness" by irreprms- standard u they did during and sueoead- "Section 788. The Man tils and their deiag the rebellion, noiler the inspiration of pulica shell have in eaeh State the name Ude young Americana, whore exprami re power* in executing the laws of tbo United the eamo enlbnaiaatie patriotism. patriotism made the night hideous and Th* present wide rare* ! cirenUliou of States ss sheriffs and their deputies in the day almoet a prolonged agony. And Bepubhoan (wpere and cf the speeches of aueh State may have by law in executing yet, oc second thought, we are inclined Republican Congvummen among th* vofe the law* thereof. By subsequent statutes to believe that even thoaa who a offered era of Miehigkn will now a erop, whoa* additional dutim bare bean from time to barveat next year will b* a magnificent time imposed upon marshals and their most by the patriotic impubea of Young majority. A dollar spent now in thia di­ deputiea, the due and regular permanent America will openly declare that it u a rection will be equivalent to Ive expended of which are required for the efiaency of a better to-suffer the annoy in "campaign" work twelve months later. almost every branch of the public service. Without three officers there would be partible danger which the The above from the columns of a lead­ fourth of Jrfy annually brings ing exchange than to we eonamend to tbc careful no means of executing th* wamnu, decree* or other prooosB of court, and the hart the day passed by unortioed. Doubt­ aUcntiou of the Republicans of the coun­ judicial system tf the country would be less most of the boys who burn powder ty of Barry. The circulation of docu­ drfective. The Criminal Jurisdiction of ments wove, will tell ia 1880. ^Our oppo­ the Courts of the United State* ia very idea of the >tkI which they ere celebrat­ nents are at work every day spreading ing. Indeed, if the average boy does not their oetarious hcrusM>t moog the wjrk'ng here a dear eonarplion of the caw* men, and th* tralk should bo (Jaded be­ which hate combined to tolerate him ia fore the people to eontrrart their efforts. Republicans be up and doln;. Send out gins, his inquisitive mind will lead him to the documents, circnlste Republican seek them out as d as he grows older he newvpspcri. now, that goo-1 seed may be will think more of the reasons why the planted that *8*11 yield a hundred fold day is Yrmrabsrrf and Isa of the meth­ next year. W**A.'Wouxll WORK.!!! —■———-——-------- ------ >-------- -- ♦ ---------- ------- - against the internal revenue laws, the cui ods of celebrating it. Never miad if Thu Debt Stalemate. ' tom lavra, the neutrality laws, eritnov during his early years ho lores his coun­ w. uk .ta. o.--------------------------U.' o-“" »•.Oy";- -■» • rf iv. try chiefly because it has a Fourth of , , , .... Indian* and of the public IroJ. AH uf r>"“ ■" ■*”“« "" I .k«. rn— ...I .5, A. „ L,™ July to relebpate; in time he will come to S The whole dly of Barlin, Inohading the remotert anl>**L* was gaily decurated on Wedaradsy with 2ag», garlands, wreaths, erergreew*. fir tree* Ac. The street, were thronged by people in holiday attire. Th* morning broke tn golden splendor over the city, looking like the apt ooagreiulation of lamatioo will Im immediately iaoaed nature iterff oa the rare and auspicious senibliog Coogreas. To be ion root event which it Lad^ brought round, and money ooold ba raised in a minute to ’ and‘ though . of rain after"* * drops wards fell from a dowdy sky as to typify the tears which are uerrr altogether absent from a weddinc, Mill the weather on the whole was .ueb as to give the Empress Augusta the bcoefii of the proverb that "happy is tbo brida whom the awn ahin» on.' At early morn the otreata'bcrame alive with the bum nd murmur of traffic, and the city, compared with its appearance the previous evening, looked a* if it had The S3,000 voted for a moaaaMol at bunt oat into a flattering grove of flan ths pile, of WasHngtnu's birth wil be aa suddenly a* variogUcd bfoeeom after a night of genial run. Every btdidmg Lad Evarts ha* charge of Uo expenditure*. it* bunting, and high over ail, cm tower Meanwhile work prograaaea on lb* Waahend ttaiely pile and palace, waved the mgtan moeumeot her*. Pramian eagle and tbo standard of the Secretary Sherman goon u Meme very Empire. The green and y*0ow banner shortly. Ho will speak on the fioauom, loo ofSaxe-Wsimar in hanor of the Km- probably, st Bangor, Portland and Lewis prvas wa» often found ieatoowed with tk* ton. though he hm so for proosmod but tmLUm* of her outsort'* greatness; while two speeches. No sue tn the country has het* and there in the princtpal street* a clearer understanding ot the subject row. of atreauacr. and penoona- war* than the Secretary. Many ia the party etretebed from aide to side inscribed with do nut fully agree with all his Ideas oa the mouoee. text*, and ardent wishes fjr h.p- subject, bat they nrrerthakm will be pl.ese of the Imperial pair Hii whale pleased and interested la listeeiag to him. city wa. ia festive attire; in every win­ There are already indications that many daw joy snd excitement flowed 00 every of three Republicans in Meme who went fane, and the street* were manned "with off in a wild hunt for a better party than people. In the very renter < th* dty their own wil! return to tbs fold tn Septem almon there is a a<|ure ol goodly acraage. ber next. eallcd the DombolpUta. flanked oh ooe. Of th* ■emurirv adopted at the last aide by tbo l^ipxigeretrasse, *0 called > Msaioc num eeecn to giro more genera! alter tbo battle fought near the bookmak­ situfaction than the removing the nnjwrt ing city oa lb* EUter, when Napoleon was doty from quinine. The revenue denied eompoUad to aekoowMga the sufrem.cy from the tnido was very small, while im­ of the. Pruasun anna. The Empemr had porters took advantage of the feet that expnase l him-clf uppoacd to any great th. re wu • duty to add immensely to the popular demoomration, but dio citiiem of . eeel of it. There was little oppmiuoo. hi* capital were not to bo fraatraled of their loyalty ; they would have their for-1 seat feeling* < ot. By 8 o'clock nearly the who!* of this immense .pare *u ' densely pecked with the lar-mt crowd surely ever brought togetbe.-. Io the : centre of the square a wooden pisiform 1 k.s ........ ..... Jr . . _ 1 Kn.7p«n’« Law Office. Hora* near Hair A Bortteys MUI. HUNT’S REMEDY bold”by butter, eggs, .nappl in’s "tei'nawsbx J. G. RUNYAN & SON ji® 0. n, Keep* osawtaatly owbaml ' LIME, HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT. BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS, DRAGS LEFT HAJfD PLO W3, Reaperand Mowers. BMTS iffl IlfS. GMITRS, SUPPERS, AC.,* Pay« lite highest Cash price for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. . Farmeni will do well to conault Mr. Creasy before purdtasing any of the above* article*. I at his Elevator, corner of BrcytdI way and Railroad .Streets * 1 Hastings, April, 2, 1879. 49 MEAT MARKET CALF SHOES, Slonr on East Side of Jcffenuu St. poultry w> rtsy. ■ mi ll BLOOD! 1 1 J , * ‘ Law Office. (GANS. J 0. RUNYAN k BON. Hasting*, Mich. PIONEER STORE ! Wheal, Wool, Corn, Potatoes, Lard, Butter, Pork,, {iHUlMgs-tu during that period ; end ii b now auud to be th* imcntfen ol Government, wbun k baa core more to apply to Pariiamem fix fanA. r™. .k- -.almro -uMmhwew, alertMMtaa. inchedfor tu addittoM re- etc. BUBJ1B FOB TEE ffiJCi M THE COMB COOK & ROGERS :r,x?rix.r^2y ••WaB done, Mauro I" ia th. wdsurmion of the Republican preas. It ia in the air that the mnntmg .ft®. ti,t ju*. they can put ibsaa words in Urge leteen owr th* head of the talagnphia ruMror, grocery STORE I GROCERIES! ALL DRUGGISTS life by careful sltentioa to ber bodily eon-> diuon. but radiply foden whan attacked by diacaao. The iaaidiou* inflaaoco of say ' functional derangement of th* Luman system should st once le checked, and | every irregularity be promptly corrected LoveliMWB of character, sceoaupuaied with ' perfect bodily hralth, vastly enhances womanly attractiveomo-' Lodie* who sufso love bis country and its institutions bonded debt of the Uakad Slate* i* baing iehed oaly under United Stale laws — far fnmi pains ia the aide, back* or head ; increasid and who de not fin-1 anv coni*' l*wa which, taken together, constitute a that be will tolerate the noise of Inde­ e*f ricious appetite, poor digestion, dug' - - body ofjurispnadewce which is vital to the pendence Day. In fact the little mishaps matiouoftheir dodnratfoa ia th, public gisLncm, deprea^ . spirit*, dy.p«pm«, ' welfare of the whole country, and which debt statement*. The pnbtio debt- statetirrriUte*B», uneasy sleep, Lad ibraitcan <Sjv be acforccd by means cf manhab feverish tirualh, oppeeaaiveo*. kidney or ebraung tbc day will have a wholesome m-nt made at the end of May ahowed that and deputy marshal* of the United Safe* liver complaints, want of atreagth and toflneoee upoa him if they are not so the amount of the interest bearing bebt In th* District cf Columbia all of the jro energy, asd all irregularilia*, ihoald nevereerioas ta to prove fetal, ijfe^lad whoae waa 91,987,414, 7W, while the alatetpeat teas of the courts a executed by the off, delay, but seek relief promptly. Bandacere in question In abort the execute '* tracer* arc burned or tetnpotwily disabled made J UM 3U shows that it wa* I1J101,line will give immediate help, and affect s uf the enminal laws of the United State-*, by the premature dioeharge of bb defrc 716,110. In eunsequeore of lha comp!*- the service of all civil Jrooms in rase* 1* the Emperor Wl'.lum, off-red np with th* permanent cure It ia the graateat n»elive pistol, or whoae eyebrows ere singed tioo of th* chaog-a inexlcnt to th* refund which tha United States is a party, and uc usual scwimpaoiaii nt it wag and eymb.l. Tbesrecsatnes Ibrgirt the relipouaf because fur a mcmcnt he forgets that io- operation* the interact bearing debt I the exeeuti ,.o of the revenue laws, ecu- I nature ..f the «row.oi*l-the tempi* of: is flewaat lo the last*, and perfectly free hb buttle ot powder b not th* bmt will be, 91,797,643 "Oft August I. 1879. trality laws, andmany other laws <t hrgr (1 ibnr airship «u the air—and tl.fy tmportaace depend co th* maiotetraaee of | p isaibl* place for hb ligl ted Inrifor, or »h > Augurt 3J, 18*15, tbo "i'eterert bearing The "Wedding: th* Manbals knd their deputies They ; cheesed to the echo. 1 Marsh ' of Mrn-lelas-ihn wm ferfbruwd i cruptiens aad Jiachargva. Willdejmias hu met a redden osteatrophe when the debt wu 92.381^30,21'1 96. are in effect the only pcliea of the United ' ignited fuae cf hb pcAet-full of fire­ . a»4 •'•sll »«•»:» Sidtew Government. OE«*n with cones- I with apfoudid uflMt, loud and Mrauruo* rcrwma>«aded. used as directed, or money - "• >•••» <•*■’ •» ‘' Ask yoer draggisL ear M urdevwiA '*« bsHs*. is > per funding power* and dutim .re found in : enough to gro t th* <**r* at tbr Etpperor , ................. crackers Lu burned sway until the whole every State of th* Union and in every 1 iu hi* distant polsce with tie "Hail to magazine u reeahed, wil! exhi.il hb hans All th* eoustry Which ha^juruprad-C'e wliieh u 'i the* with victory crjwuwl". together on atfd about th* upper Saapcnwith aomething uf patriotic pnde, snd will piece* were lulooed l0 with profound at ' «ica Bridge at Niagara oa the Fourth ia worthy ol thoname. To deprive the Na- ' 1 tenticn. bnt what called forth all the pet- I line Lotion cotirely cured ma of what |he connect hrnuclf with thoac older patriots order to so* another fool jump aft. lie tiuuai Government cf ihtac officer, would wbo hMwacmvwd seers in ewroesl battles was dvaand in tigfate, eed he vraa tighter be M driteiroiu to pociMj M to aUliah the 1 rustic ferrw of which th* Teutouie ostare dorter* callwd PJrraatiUs and Nodes, in a Ib rapaUc-an Ht i. capabfo of , few weeks. A. K Burrows. —Dr. aheriffyeun.tal.lca and police office* io the ' for the nation a existence. .No ooo knowa, than hie cam tighu—living as drank aa a Sta*m< It would be a denial to the deal—was*jiew German mirth set to Gounod * g*e*t med ical work, fen of inter COOK & ROGERS ■" ‘ or, how moeb of that lord. Ho waa not permitted to make the attempt, and lb* crowd went home very United State* of the ngbt to execute ita II Oa leaving tho chapcL the Emperor aad c»t. over 250 pagav Price *1. Send fe* it. rhich turned tha whole l*w»—a denial of all authority whieh re­ hmprtw proeonlol immediately to the! How Women would Vol*. treason fired 2.—Swift upon the adjournment of quire* the use ofeivl fore*. The law en d DAUCHY &, CO. COL Were the <p<ntion admitted to tbc ba! upon Sumter kad its birth in the aoiay CoogrtMt com-* a terrihe cyclone. It is a title* these offioera to bu paid ; the foods I Caatfe, where their Majealtoi’heM a grind needed for the purpo»e have b«o rolleet.-l । Court roceptfon, a: which the member* of I eelobratioa of the "gforioua Feurth." from the people and are now io the Treas­ the Diplomatic body, the distinguished I there wes bottled up it Wash lagton. When the lime eomc*, if it ever dore, mad* foreign visitors, the Federal council, tbc , 3.—The serene amiability of the Ro- ury. No objertioo is therefore 1’rtaidfnt aad Vian PrtwidcnWof the that the boya of'the coutfiry will taka no pubiieao forty show* it* robust condition. iatertst to celebrating the nation's birth­ which appropriate* money Reichstag and Promts a Wet, and nrnner-1 Repobliran ppen are asking Dr. Black ■ the support of marshals end MW deputation! jwnra'.cd their euogratnla-1 has reeroed huadn-h of grateful teMimoday, then patriotic men m.y well fear that ti' -aa. As Soon aa the reception vu over fI niaie of its curative power. marahsls of the United Slates. the days of the republic ar* numbered. bum. the Democratic candidate fur Govrr-1' their Majatice art oat on (hair return to | lows Ctrr, Iowa. March 4th, 1R7A -HD contains, however, other provuWhen it aball cotno about that our peopife norin Kentucky, if ho is the same Dr. foua which are identical in tenor and effect the Palace, driving in a mrriaje drawn by . Dr. R. V. P;mt. «, Bufalo, N. Y.: do not think it worth their while to ree KackLuni who ounspired to infix* North­ with the second aaetioo of the bill entitl'd six horves. which proeweded al a alow pace I Dear Sir—Foe many months I was a RIFLES. SHOT GUNS REVOLVERS ia order to enable the Imperial ooraraats greet tuff.ver. Phymcians noeld afford ogniro the day by acme patriotic tterano- ern eitioa and tbc Uofos army with yellow “An art making appropriation- for certain the belter to return the tumultuous a'cdastrstioo, if it be nothing morn than the fever and iniall pox, and who also usder- judiael expenses," which on the 23rd ot tsatiuu* whieh greeted them umeuiajtlv me no relief.. la mr despair I eummemrcd the aae of yoar Favorite F resoripcioe. the present month was returned to the dispby of the ebespat bit of fabric House with my objection to ita approval. aa they passed aloog. On arriving al the It apretldy effected my entire ind perma­ stamped with the "star* and rtripw," Yours thankfully. Th* paovfeioe* 'referred to are as follows; Palaeo the Emperor appeared throe time* nent cure. there wil! b real canae foe serious fore­ Mm. FAULR- BAXTER. Sec. 2. That the sums appropriated in on the bolcvny in rreputwe to the eraynu this art for the persene *od public >wiec ous cheering of tbc crowd* effected cotboding*. So long aa the national sontU atde. It iv reported that a Urge number Honored and Lleesod. embraced to its peorteeoM are ia fall foe • A. F. Clark, a member of the Cincin ­ meat b eherisbed, ao tong aa nary man, such persons and public service for die of perron, who Wee been convicted of woman and child looks open 'tha nation'* nati Common Council, has just been sen­ fora! year eodieg June 30, IdS-J, ud nu various offtate by th* tribanah.will be an.l chemists announced the dsmoverv Thb act of grate will not, it that by combewiag acme well known vrfa flag, which everywhere ealutre the air and tenced to one year's imprisonment and to department or officer of the Government ammwted. pay a fine of 150 for tempering will/ elee greeted onr eye* oa tho 4lb, aa pwocfoua,to shall during aaid fiscal year make any eon- I* said, be applied to any pnemely defined •hie rvtaediaa, the mum wonderful medi­ eluate of ofl*uden. The -da pctformanoe cine was produced, which would ewrw auah b> cherished u a reminder cf the put, and lion returns lol fell. Thia in the' third tract nr incur uy liability for the futate in the evening at the Opera in homw of a xred, to be maintained u the emblem of Democrats. official who has bearn gouvictod peymrat of money under toy of the pro the Goklcn wedding pmmed off with great a wide range nfdiaeesea that mom ell other remedies could be dbpeueed with, many viawoe of till* 36, mentioned to seetteo 1 a free and inteOigeat people and off a for : Che violation of Federal or State elec­ uf this act, until an appropriaiioa suffic­ rdal, and the scene wu of a m-jrt brillianf were serptioal; but proof of 1U menu by The dty at night was splen­ actual trial has dispailcri all doubt, end to­ mighty republic, there eon be no danger. tion laws in that city by tbs United Slates ient to meet «ucb ciotrart or pey »uri; character. liability shall have first have been made didly illumtostoL even in the iemote.1 day the diecoverm of that ynat anJieiat, At tbo present time, when United quarter. Tit wrethcr wa* chantraU*. Hop Bitten, are honored and bleand by by law. State* Senatora openly denounce the doc­ If any Deasocrat says that his party in 10-11 Upon a reconsideration in the Hcnrc and not altogether favorable to th* psgeam, all as buisfaoton. I trine that the United Stette ia a nation, ( Congro. b in favor of fair elections, just of the bUi which coataiosii there provu but, apart from that, all went off well. ii seem* to be spacially important to , Thp Emperor b-re the fatigue >0 well as The foUowiag ia the make-up of the remind him that every Demdcratie Senator iooa it laeked a coosututfocal ffisjoritv, to call fiirth genera! utouithmrat. The Forty-Sixth Congreve: awaken and keep alive the idea of nation- .voted against Senator Blaine's amendment ud tberetoro foiled to become a law. In Whole number of Democrats in th* •!ky. Should thb heresy prevail to any , order to secure ita eaaeancut the same Csar of Rum. wu conapicucu* by hi. making ita felony for spun to appear at abeenee and the rcaaoa why h« gave up extent, pietrioCista in it* grandest aesse or , near a voting placa^bearing arm*. If treasure is again presented or my approval the ides of going to ^rlin for the Gulden Number of Confederate aoidiara cooplsd ia the bill before use with approand its moat ennobling character bum । JH be mn’t chiefly made up of cheek that will priatioM foe die support of Marshal, sad bedding foatiyitire fe that, from intelli- c'.eeted by Democrat*. ceuo to exist. Let the great national Number of Ueiuo soldiers elect. their tteputia daring tbc next fiicai year. 8 holiday, raerrd u the birth day of a naThe object mauihatfv ia to place btfcte ihoritie*, k was exceedingly probable that cd by Democrats. Whole nuuUr of HopubUcwaa ia tiou, hallowed as tbc day co which two Senator Hoar, who ia a member of the the Executive thb alternative ; Either to an attempt would be made against hi* life. The Praaetao yolimpt wind some hula the llowae. 123 President* died, and emp-aaised by two <Committee on Privileges and Elections, sliow the neeroury functions of the pul Le time ego of a Nthtlist conspiracy having Number of Conledorate aoUirm •ueh naliona! victoria* u Gettysburg ami ddeclines to serve on iu sub-raimmitteea aeevkomtobe crippled or atupwndrd for that object ia view, sad it waa at first elected by lUpublieaas .Yaw want of the appropriations required to Vicksburg, be appropriately celebrated by ddaring the roots*, one of which will visit intended lo arraa.o matter* *0 that the Number of Union soldiers elected C«ar should rmeh Badin by Putodxm by Republicans. 47 all these whore who believe that we nro 1Kansas to mveeti gale the election of Mr Staiiuu, which b nearest to the Rumi.u Whole namboe of Demotnte in one people end one notion. 1Lngalls, while the other will go to Louis­ te Cocgrrss he bu declared would be a Lotbamy Troop* were lo hue been the Senate. 42 iana to investigate the election of Mr. Kel- violation of hi. CowUtuuonal duty. Thus m»a«d on hi* pueagu from the station to Number of Union soldiers elected ia thia biB the priaeipU is clearly embodied Th* July Annlvoraaries. Aww* lha! by virtu, at the provision of the Coe- tbs Kmbaaey, which would hare eooosaled by Democrats. The celebration of the natal day of the The polite and Number of Confederate aoldicra sUtutiaa which roquirm that "all bills for him from public view. la th* naolationa of the Maiae Demo­ rairiag revenne shall originsla In the military autLotitie*. however, were kith to elected by Drenocrau Notion, b ooi the only memorable stmi]g cratic State Convention one detects th* Housn of Rcpreaentalivaa," a bare major, •wept the respoteibiiity even then, e^ Whole number of Republics ia although tha police bad the ciu, to lb* i> moulh. The 3d witnessed the great Ut­ malignant eoimus which prevadod the ity ff the llouas of Beproeeatslhcs bu whU, pfot, y,< they Ad not been able to the Sonata. Number of Uaioc aoldian dotted ile of Sadowa to 18M, which gave the rreolatioc. during the war, denouncing it the right to withhold appropriations for lay hands ou ita author*. Cuorequtetly by the lUnuLG mD. k the support of lbs Govsrnmeot unless tbo field blow to Auatria re a Geraua power. as . failmw .O<1 xbusing Proridcnt Lineola the ( ur wu informed of tbo precise stale Number of Confederate soldiers Exacutivs coossats to approve, any UgisTha "glurkms fourth- itself, to 1863, ■ad h» amociataa as they now abuse the latkn which may be atiaehad to appropvi- of thing*, and—reluctantly, it badd— eUciad by RepuUieuna. abandoned lie ide. of hb joonwy. Thu* nearly 000 third of the liepubliLad the dcuNo hooer of giving to the President and the Republican leaders. alion bills. • Ths German Government ia once more in Coogram are Union aokere, I ra^xotfaliy refer io the oommumca A'rtfo. Ora l Mod s aploodid viasery of Ths custom receipts at the port of Uonaoa this subject, which 1 have sent to couaidertng the adviaaL'enre* ot incrtuing while tbc Bepeblicuna hate no CoafodarGeuysburgb, ud Goul Grants eeptarc of Th* reason given for three aia sohiiera In Congraar On the other New York for the month of June, 1870, Coegrrn during iu prwwnt ssmioa, for a the way. Vfefcabwgh, white a few day* later in the new ddibentiooe b that both the Iluwiao hand, almost half th* llemocrats ia Coo statemeaAof iba grounds ofmy euoelusfous, ware 97^59,825 7G-an increase of 91,­ army and th* French have grown m aba name month came the radoqttoo of Port ■ 363,190 26 over there of Jun11878. Thia and desire hare merely to repeat that in and perfktiou aiooe the praam figure* gram are Confederate aoldters. Tn earn Hvedaoi by Gen'l Nathaniel P. Itenk* of j up : Tbs Demeorate have elected reveaty. my jadgmaa^ u aatabiuk the mfo. locks like a rontcr demand for goods eon- «>pU at thh bill ia to make a raliea), were determined upon, and that both are Beaen Confederate soldier, to OauMB, to ar* hk.:|y to bacomo even mor* formidable 1only eight Union mJdtera-tha KapubliMill to th* future. In *d.!illoa, U b az- ।cam her. elected flfty lev Union eddfers peeted that th* growth of the revenue by I Mr.Thurman exprem th* opinion that taxation will place larger means at the tbo extra soasioa baa doos no email aerGorennMutB comnumd when the eativiae fur Ameriean liberty." Mr. Thurman matea com* to bo redaed, the perfod of is tmdtitbudly right. Il has thoroughly seven y*ara for which the army aumaire arowoed the fricuda of American liberty were voted, expiring next year. NotwitbtotboWguef tbo DuiaocreiK ttrahagrra. I •bu^^be septen.ial caumatee.wme a: mod werwtbc bands of five, regiments of the Guard. PcocUtelly upon the stroke cl nine the coUerthu kettle drums of this martial cnhuitra, broke out into a peal ct rumbling, thunder, which made the floating peneon. and the green summer Imres lo .(stiver sad the surrounding win­ dorrs lo shako snd rattle u>d ring again. This pre!;mwitry flourish brie; orer, the myriad choir »f sirrgtn opened their lipa, and. as-mted ‘ by all th- powerful rostramenu of low*. |»ar<d forth a deep toned, earnca lna.ii of praiw to "Uni, the mighty King of tilery ’ far all the Lim­ ings lie had showered oa the German For Knappen’a Law Office. la’ Yjitta, Bun sri Cillira and sells Plaster, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have nnd to buy every­ thing you want. ' ox apflb L. J. WHEELER SUMMER TRAVEL Ear; srsarr xxu ubt roc* SAWS FILED, Clm, WBetaiiaiiStfi! tfraateTarrgTja.'js: UANOUtO WINDOW (tURTAINb Tteltrita Pirttai daRil West Meriden, Oonn., 3 WOOL CARDING On abort wasioa u my Cwrdrag MB �Tifi IfrftitLinul 1 Haanaafo July 7th, 1878. Pwtiowtero of the Terrible Tragedy. ’ EotTon Baxxn —I herewith preeent FnneoKT, Jnly 7th, 1879. aomc ttatiatbn in regard to the carriage, ’>» Wednesday last th* people cf Free­ and dratha that occurred ia Barry county port and vicinity were thrown into tba Tbo Rod Ribbon aiub will have a Bun­ ' during the year 1S78, so far 's reported to day grove meeting tha 13lb. in Jonathan Stcrena grove. Good .peahen from Hastings will addraw the meeting Spraking will oommcMe at 2 p. m. Iwt all tarn out and you will bear |p«>d speak bayiug, and harrretlng ha* rommeooed. The wheat crop looks well. CERY STORE 1 nds^had killed herrelf and one ot her children. Several of the friends of ths September ate: December each have 20. The family immediately atartod far the scene and Febraary and March meh 19. uf the bloody setter, and found that Mrs. average ago cf ike grooma wat a little over 28 years, of the brides, a trifl- over 22) yean. The oldest bridegroom wa* 75, s two heart*, but lhe probability b the youngest, 18. Tbo oldest bride, 68, ft got any. When he waa arrested the youogeat. 15. The greatest exeaa re >pe, coespiracy, perjury and lareeay, -robably canned the change, and the door of a cvrtaiu raloua in Batting* eomra very handy far him lo go in and have hb pulse regulated but be got some very poor whiskey in Battle Creek, and innocent victim of a terrible impalae, change worked the reverse, snd the conse­ white the wife of hb bosom lav dmd by quences ware that when be got about halt her own hand The faalinp of the fath­ <ter 18 years of ago. 2 were oaly 15, out way borne, a farmer found him ia the er and hoaband sad of those smypatbis being of tuff neet age to legally contract betuan of hit wagoo. and through pity in* friends who had raabed to reader as marriage. Of lhe men, 16 were under the 12 of th me womso had took him ia ami kept him until tnoraing, aistancn in an hoar of need, were terrible age of 21 yean. How many of the aqd then gave him eomo good advice and | prat description,—but how their griet been before married. OCERIES rER, ECGS, ETC. ramffiBBnomcoKjffi rucoo, CEMENT. ~ BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS, I DRAGS VTOIU?, DOCBLESnOVEL PLOW& FT IfAKH PLOWS, per and Mowers. 1 the highest Caph price I kinds of Farmer Pro- nerd will do well to conr. Cressy before purtiiuf of the above artidcs, Blcvaton corner of'Broad, id Railrand Street*. :iuga Aptrii,. 2, 1879. 49 2nd—" Henry Steven*. Sco'y—Came Loe. F. S.-Mra. Katy Wolley. Steward—James Leo. Aaaistani Steward—Myra Kilborn. Manhala—Calvin Stevens and 1- 8. W. Lane has sold five ol Walter A. Wood's self-blading Harvesters thia aeaeon in this county, Rev. Levi Master will take up hia re view of lagwreeU's “Mistakes of Meets," next Sunday etaaiag again. Uarvawt helpis now tn good demand, and wages arc reported to be quite high, ranging from IE. to 13 00 per day. . A. G. Spaulding of Chicago, one of the partners of tLa croquet factory, is at Gun Lake thia week with jwrtire from thb Mmn A Upjohn did not fintheir brick and .ite kiln till Monday last. They any it will take about seven days to the other a aoull baby, were unharmed, From tbo ftaqueat inquiries made at though it u beligved that the slaughter of thb oSce concerning marriages, the roeord tha whole Ihmily had bees intended. It k frpm thia oldest child and the cue of which cannot be found, 1 am couriered lying wounded that the moat cf the de- that very many arc never returned for Chop.—Uriah Maaun. record, notwithstanding the expense made Trraa.—Maggie Stev^nt by the Stale to gather and prvw-rrc Ma­ tin.co oa thia .object, and the fact ihsl Wo shall be very glad to see a Urge beirahips to property of large amount can turn out at onr Sunday meeting Geo. D. will do ell he can co procure good epcakms; be lias always bad good succora. home Came, who waa afterwards wound­ ed. On returning home her mother seren­ ed to her to be acting very strangely, aimkady walking to and fro, not attending and wore distributed through tbc different to her bousework, which sbe bad begun townships, and wards of lite city, as fol­ M usual, bat apparently trying to coooaal lows : Assyria 5, Baltimore 12, Barry 4, something she earned ia her hand with Carltoe 8, CaMktoa 19. IlaMtoja 2. lias ' a white doth. Occasionally she would ■ lags 45ty. lac sod 4th wards. 1U, 2ad peer in at the Mairway, probably to .ware sud 3J wards G. Hufa 9, Irving G. JohnvloWn 12, Mspk.llrvro 5, Orangeville 7, Praiiicvilte 7, Rutland 9, Thonwpplc 15, Weudhad 13. Yukse Springs 1. The number of Lirflu throughout the enure eouuty, It will be >eeu, was s laatle over 3) , Cuming, and aril! Annie would not obey. Wishing probably to nature her |-lan>, sbe then emit the girl for bar father. She went, and on her return found ber moth er sitting in the rocking chair, a revolver iu her band, dead, and .be blood Bowing from ber rntmlh Anom took the baby, probably forgotten by the mother, ria to Louse of the ueersal ueighbue. and gar. We nn> under grant obltgalioas to our Freepuit o rmsfo*d«il foe hb fall report of the ' receui terrible tragedy near that beaut ifal village A. IL I »• egmso fas. purchased lhe B. J. Bitton. kou*.-, snd moved the same OTHING Yoillis, Boys aid CUIdni J. WHEELER MER TRAVEL DR.8.J.BELT,M.D. I1ALTIHORE, MI).. ■ *ertM Q.ltau'< Mte»r* l-tewW* »•« Teals leviowaser. rfaftr .cal* list ft kw mot ‘.Xffws'K’S^ SifSLL* E- Efci Pintaiit Cffljai it Meriden, Conn., SSBaHBHP tta Fxtms t ICO, or over ihrvw fourth* ol them marrisges were performed by riererymoa. Of tha 212 area, 16D, or almost 80 per cent. were farmer* There were 7 carpenters, 1 shoemaker, 5 merchants, I artiat, 2 clerks, 1 teacher, 1 minister, -1 mason, 1 printer, 8 laborer., 1 druggist, 2 blackHnitha, 1 miller, eta., ate. One also k that iwo more children, Albert, aged nine, and Elk, aged four, wore ako the victims uf an iasaue motbvr'a pasifon, their bodies being found, after a Lmg search, secreted under tbo stairw.y, behind a bed both shot through the brain, and the younger also through the cheat POWERS * BARLOW, HABDWABE! appoints 1 agents af the Spalding A Wil kins’ Manufacturing Co. far the sale of' their Croquet. Iteas Bril Bats, Indian Club., Ik.. k=. Hereafter no good* will retailed"fn-m lhe factory, but res be bad al factory pricro of their agents, Busnell Bros. 53if ARE YOU DOING TO PAINT? >e WLu LW, oa <Mon, Vanl^, .*1 KOw, DO NOT PAY .21 THE'HEATHAN CHINEE I* a great manufanurer of psran bul it would aatomah him to see the fine paper, whieh * * ’ - m KoTttoB j, Vllil_ PERFUMERY IN BULK. . . We heva aoma vary fine New Yuek Per­ A fernery whieh you can boy in nay itaao litTti-y. SOMETHING NEW. NICK 'ahorse, belt cither-a trotter, stalely irriage Lorie. <>r lor a junk yfrdcr's Wagi. i« certain of finding what he wee's, • her ia qealitjr^r prior AH see aeoxn-' odatel Erery •lay rerlos'l* uf horn* •r fontmht lo ii lo their transportation ey are fnspwally Leuwod sad miad. big < un>ip. i fercm townships, thia ratio varied greatly. > In Yankee Spring* it waa 18, in Maple । Grove 7, ia Hatting. 10), iu Barry 51. 1 In no other township l.«* it nrerb 5 In । Jokestown, the number of death* exceed­ ed the number of births by 1 —this great mortality being caosr.1 by (Be pecvaUoce of diphtheria. The number of female* To Everybody. who died waa 1G greater than the number Know ye that M»n Smith A Sue, of nudes, while, it will be remeanbred. ia have rented and filled up the building for meriy •e-eupird by C J. Hteigh as a Lakery, DON’T h/r etioatiuu to a new white dreaa prepar­ ed for a pienk, and white ahc wu admir. ing it, ber mother got behind her and shot her. She remembered nothing mart. । When found ahc wu carefully laid out u . if dead, 'he mother probably thinking ehe age nf 70. 15. Tbc oidot penou was vw. Dr. Dcrere and Dr. Upjohn think Klegsat Roars-**1 and English Box­ Hints Standish of Hastings City, whose her reeorvry doubtful, though at the age was 89 yean, 5 months. Tbo next wood Msllrts with brus rings and leather present writing she sc*tns somewhat bet­ heads. Ugnumvitm and boxwood balk at oldest, Aaron Orr, of Orangeville, aged 86 tsutery prices st Ibuaril Bros., Ageots ter and apparently gaioiag. On being notified, W. 8 Buuek, Esq., yusliee of the peace, procoeded to hold lhe were various. 24 died front coomiaption, im|umt with the following jury : 16 from diphtheria, 5 from whooping A. C. CtenMos, foreman, N. Brayton, J. rough, 4 from heart dkwnse, 4 from old 8 Walter. J. C. Barkar, Lafayette members of Hooting. Lodge, No. 58, I. age, 3 from eroup, 3 frost typhoid fever, 2 Youngs, and Lewis PbQIipo. On bearing O. O. F-, were installed into oflica by P. whether grave «gay, were highly effective, from dioeare of the spies, 2 from diabetes, all the evidence arecusibU a verdict war G., Goo. M. Dowry : W. H. Stabbing X. and the audience lotiCrd their appreciation rendered, “That Albert and Elk Bergy G.; A- H. Runyan V. G., J. M. Bees- by frequent applause. esme to their death by a revolver shot, nx-r R. 8.; G. H. Brooks, Treaa. , The celebration of the lilt at Freeport, from the hand* of Mrs. J-ydia Bergy. Barry aaunty still • ahemi, so far as panted off very pleasantly. About 1.000 their mother ; and that Mrs. Lydia Ber­ chccac is ooaeerned. The Rutland cheese jN-ruin* were io attendance. 'lite brclara- gy camo to her death by a revolver shot, and 6 deaths were reused by accident. 1 fectory turn* out lhe very brat of ehrete, tiua was finely read by B. J. Halstead, from ber own hands on lhe esecad dxy of suic.de ia reported, and the cunee of death and if there b any better made io the »q The oration waa by lhe Editor of I of 9 b repotted aa “unknown." 55, <.r Mate, we .ball have to sec it before we , On the day following the funeral oxer­ the Bsnnu. snd seemed tq meet lhe exover <«o third, died from disease .uf the will either believe it, or •■ebeesc it." sea, cuaduelcd by Elder. Kero asd Par prctalioa and approval of then* prose nt. throat and lung.Gulf 5 died from The Buckeye Reaper iaatitution lures Dr. Gallop, Poet Master of Grand Rapida| o*. were held at Bo wo. Center, In Kent out 57 reaper, daily, and yet seedy a doHvsrtd an ela|taent address to the Sun­ Tba mortality waa greatest during the | month ago the company iaformad the day 8ehnob, three of which were in the mouth of August, 19 having died that I Ma«r Bros, that they could furnish pruewssion. There waa a good picnic din­ ll is evident that Mrs. Bergy had roethem no more msebinre thb yrar, an pre­ ner nerved on the grounds, and the people templated tbb set for aonm time, themgh Booth, and least iu July, 4 being the April and Novem­ vious order, from other partlra must bo seemed to enjoy the good order, and social perhaps the detaik of it wrre formod only number that month. ber each have 15, May It, February 13, plcnanrea uf thedpy Another, to as< recently. In conversation with her sister while January and December have but 8 . Mbs Ettre Main while witnessing the very pleasing future, was the total aUenoe ahc had said that she would never be rondisplay of fireworks tbo evening of lbs from the village and the grounds, of any­ tented till be cbddruu wore nU laid out, ia Ottboae whose death ia reported. Cl 4th, was struck in the face by a rocket, thing that eould intoxicate, far whieb the white. Bat link atteatfoa waa paid to it, were bora ia Michigan, Ti ia New York, cal ting a gash oa oao cheek and brow, people of Frcrpert are to be specially com- however, ra it was auppreed that abo waa 8 ia Ohio, 2 in Illinois. 9 were bora out­ and also burning her face somewhat. It probably vised at tome of thair childish side of lha United States, and 8 forth* actioua, and her remarks would doubtless New England States. A majority ot those We print reluctantly, a letter from one have boen forgotten bat for the bloody dying st a very ad van red ago wore from of our East Johnstown conropoodtats We advise all stock -growers. ia tbs those states. . Very rropoetfaily, casty to subscribe foe lha Lit* Staelt rrdeet.no on a man the writer presumed Kaoru AwDBti, Co. Uteri J-rtutL published by the Lire Stock to ho responsible for the letter printed by ed a seven-shooter revolver and a box of ratridges at Goodyear's, "is Hastings, a Journal Q>., Chicago, 111., at »2.U0 a fare whieh she eareffilly c-oonled from yu. Not a single iasna ■ oral out that every 00c. One the Saturday following tbo erime b tba hnsbaod. Thia rither is not worth a yean, aubseription to every the purchase of the revrivtr, she procured mesas that a maa should not msrry, or some strychnine and other pussou at the that if ho do. he should die beftea hb A daughter of Heory Eaton of B*ki- posed intent cf tbc other Uttar we should wifa —Cedar Spring. Clipper. Drug store in Fruoport, alleging that k not have given it plans, and now that both m«c, Ml from a cherry tree oa Sunday Now Bro. Bnlkra thb b too bad. Hrre aida. have had their my, all thin dsns of wu wanted to destroy rata This poison lost, striking oa a fence, which eau-*ed the we have been keeping your secret all breaking of the right liteb above tbo knee. pareooaUttea win, In tha fst are, be aidedthese yrara, snd y ou sre th. first one to about the premises whieh might pomibly ed from our cohtmac. Dr. W. E. Upjohn wu railed 00 to tot ountain it baa boen destroyed. the limb, whieh he did, and the patient is The new law regulating lhe sale and Ol course, sli sorts of spocalstioos are now doing finely. isspoetien of Karoorao oil went into opore- indulged m as to the motira for her N. T. Parker will have a Harvest tfoc July let. Tbo teat bra been reduced strange actions, and many sealradimoey Dance at the Hasting. Howto Bowery 00 from IM* to 129*, tbo Cash test, and sets of feeta are afloat u to tbo tragsdy Friday evening July 18th. There will U leaven out the chill test. Under the opevilMlf. Il seems to the writer t.f this artigood music io attendance; good order elMos ol this kw, •nforrad by oompetent maintained, aed lhe purpane is to bold » social party that will bo pleasant and rstail with fatr profit for 15 cents per gal­ where all may tujoy thsmsabso. lon, prrssnt psi. re. And thio will rave to Austin Calhoun, ooc of lhe livery men the people of Michigan not low 'haas <d our dty received a pretty bard ksek 11,000,000 a year, which under tbo old law west into lhe ptrkrln of the ‘ Oil HOUSEKEEPERS ouorera. that .are subject. Thb view b strengthened 4 . report (though it b only a report) that her Giber has been io■UM, and ate any have been piulbpeeid i ' ( , ACROSTIC. THAT Reaper WARRIOR MOWERS ! THE KITCHEN WALTER A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KLNDS OF MACHINES. USE THIS BRAND. ADJOINING THE BANNER OFFICE, lm3 BEST IN THE WORLD. That I have the finest stock of Dry Goods in Barry County. 1 bought my Stock in New York before the advance. I have not ad­ vanced my prices. fsell Ladies' Ready Made Suite for >1.00 White and Figured Lawns for 15 estate Linen Suitings for 18 cente. - Kid gloves in all Shades - PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. I have a complete Anoortmenl of Ganta’ Furntahiug Gooda, CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. Bate in the Lateat Htjtea. In all kinds of Dry Good* I make the lowesct pomiible price for Carh. LEWIS 8TEFLN. BANNER OFFICE Irta FORGET Royce Knights of Pythias. •On Friday evening of this wack. Miss' I'u Ruisseau will entertain oar people with Dramatic Readinga at ("nioa IIoll, under the soapier, of the Knights cf Pythias ot our reader.. The facta are imprrtant The lady b aaid by the pro Io [xiraes* extraorJiusry power., a* the fallowing, and stated very plainly. On Sunday aflAnocn, Rev. A. A. from the-AIbany, N. Y.. -4ry», will fully Knappen, pastor the M. E. Church at Batik Cree*, delivered one of the moat doq’jent and effective Temperance lectures ever board ia tbb city, before tbo Red and with no msgie but that of the living voice, presents to lhe sudience passage Ribbon Club­ Last evening the foilawing nsmed after passage, eaeh vivid in her own ideo- We are under uMiptfooe far an ievitatlM to perticipete io the Press sxcer«»u uf th. New Hampobire Prose Assoei.tion, from the 17th neti! the 21st day. of Joly Inrerat. Tbo objootive pointe bo Pnrtamooth, Newvratk. Hye Beach, Ifoves Point, The Wee of Skoals and rebar pUera ibNubouto, and deeply rente ibsi >mr anengwanswte ftr our anoi«trip, will ere p-rm.it ea to leave Mfeh- A fauev pricu for Croqaot uatil you am the rets we are sdlrng at etrietly lhe WUfasrie /'ratoeyrPhre. The cheapest plas. ra lhe Blate to bay Cftrnwet, aa wo do not have to pay any Freight and arc selling at FACTORY PRICK �' peat epitome of the whole nalitm, tart 1 i mart await a mere favorable opportunity (0 pumre U r object Astr—.cnw a tdl no >l.m attta«gh i, MW* I | sal man ha- d-med that Hummer ehsl! 1 rtwmemm on June 1st, that sensor, fa (act, b?gin> only with the solstice whieh ■hsa ju«-t paared. I judge from the setun* CURE For CATARRH Ladies iMTtsnr mnu. h.aercr, the dog days are rtry plainly upvo us and the free* of the seaside hotel mrn which length.-ned rapidly during ibe , firs: three weeks of alleged Summer. 1 are suddenly broadened into a smile of pleased beaevoJence. About the ucigkburirg watering places and nutacTous recent improvjments upon them whieh have been made this year I purpose writing io figs?*/... ESSiE^g^fsTin buaioeea of marketing fur a greet New York hotel Is a natter which the ordiaary mind can hardly grasp io iu fullest extent. I wu filled with aaUmfahmcnt when tbo proprietor of one of our aiy raraviLscties give me aa account of hia duties connected with the feeding of tbc guest* in bis eatablfahment An irrrtjof three thousand people are furuhlxxl with fix'd by him every day throughout the year, Sundays excepted. The propria tor seta out to make his parch aw. .1 half­ past six in the morning. For bit beef and mutton be goea to Jefferson Market, where the trade is almost wholly cuofined to thcae meats. Here everybody is bard Of SliSsfi PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE TOR EPEHMATQBBBGA. « l> IB ■SEMINALPASTILLE- BEST fes?’”- COLLINS’ THE BEST OF VOLTAIC PLASTERS A. •-12 ihs Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. MEXICAN BOOKS'-'. MILLION A •*- —1 * W*IC O**S* U ’wuEwTu*! WOMAN GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT, £. *** **,'?*d*^-. -* i*i -M- T1 ‘Ur MUSTANG rataia m«( «•<■ Srana. 4»« (k» Ite.« a ’ Hart Vli’ u. "u.ffa apntlraiwm* mil. •TVlk. wuniUrtal M.-k-.j.i, .U Ik. UUil.r *fMv. s*s«(^sa^s<« au. k^dfaajra. >ra*iAiw-l um«i Z4*X}aai"raMiwi«t •i«i. tk»t ik« >a«k u ik* H'wlMl•• J.lUi, ir. ..-1 e<(L*. •ranwd rai.ct tknra* .kill l-raw. , (■< >■-< soakl* MfrfOlM <• 111* |«ra( U«*. *f mu mmissc*. Ta«(* ■ *Utia. OLD AND RELIABLE. LINIMENT •r—Wlr eater (*k lit MA* nx«ll x. ■ia a Sun.lar.l Family Bamndy fo iliaaaaeaof theUver. Stomach « aad Bowala.-It ia Purely VcffrUl’lc.— It never|f | r virtaeafike at »k la mU >t*»*4. **4 uf lk« KAlHt. ia ra*k <*M -»(4*d. t Witt.-a Tk.«r»l»» Ck. l«k ta*(4*r.it the SirU Orel 4**e*f ita 'f.itrs.'SaiWffiis CHICAGO 1 VW ECB1GU HAMCID , \ COmPAWT. THE BEST OPIUM LINIMENTS SULMSStjea FOB 1£AN CH HI A ST. XtaUxa*. WUieue*. rar, er J.mHA ll.lffl tuvBa» a. hvubaMU: ical course and iu reputation for absolute independence, the JWm ZZrnsUfa the journalistic brad of New England and exerefatu a rapidly increasing influence on national polities. Iu support of Now York's boost,that she is the tree center of the whole conntry. every outside institution which grows to importance—bo it bank, nuiraad, mine, or individual enterprise—is certain io have iu New York oBecOf hl. ywrs. tba large uewrpapera cf tha West have fallow­ ed this gmwral ud cooremrai faskico, until (hue ia now seemly m> American journal uf nations! reputation which Us Illis rsa Mill CS HAST. The fish stand, extend along the wbclc of ma sida of the building, and every variety of feh in Acxwn cap be found there in targe .rnaotilfas. There are turtles, abed from the (cuMetkul River, brook-trout from Long Wand, mackerel, sea base, sod, blue C»h, norgiea, Spanish mackerel, pin li.b, eels, Waters, crab*, muaacls, oyaten, elams. ralmon. haddock, and fifty other rariclica, which I have net space to mcntfan. The buyer electa eixiy mackerel, alxiut thirty acs baaa, farUr bine fish, thirty sole. Nitty shad, one hUa-lred lob­ ster. and fir- hundred clams. Theft a vi4» is |nid to lire U rrj dejierlnieut, where one woman, klcudir, .mail sad delirale, docs the largwl tarry buriarea in the ch). The bojcr urdsta rercral hundred .[harts (if »tuwU-rri«*,' and then fpxw to a Urge beef market fa Fulton street, near New Cbuich, where another large soppy of meat la bespoken. To a lillfa atom in Wsaliington street, just north of Veeev, lhe buyer goes for bis daily supply if potatoes, carrou; turnips, onions, leMfe, parsley, cabbages, tomal«x, watcr-crsees, encumbers, ndiahsa, wpuatas, rhubarb, pens, asparagus, and other "garden truck," as tbo market men term it. In tbc base­ ment of this store, orangro, lemons and limes are ordered by the box. In Wash­ ington market the buyer lap in bis sup­ ply of smoked beef, smoked salmon, cheese, fitieen or twenty loins of fresh tork, half a dexen immettso niecre of corned beef, and, finally, one huedrvd dollars worth of poul­ try- lo Chambers street he slops for his supply uf tea, coffee, spires and butter, three or four tube of ths latter being tbo uaual amondt purchased m there is com­ monly a supply do hand. At about aloe o'clock the marketing for the day is done. The rash payments msae every day for articks-of food, by foil one person are never under N«00, and vKyffrequenllj' go be yond »1.000. Milk Is purchased to the amount of *10,000 every year, and during the Mason it cosU *200 a day to supply the wants cf tbs loren of oysters. The Hull murder ease which hta great­ ly agiutod New York for two wecka, and । Oddly and somewhat significantly, this core whieh *0 thoroughly baflfad •'the finost police Aa," that tbo event proved every one ol the tbeorim upon which they were,working to have been utterly wrong, was, m you are probably awars by this time, cfaarwl up by a new.paper man, a reporter nirncd Balch harm- spotted the murderer in tbo ktreets of Boston and caused hia amsL Mr. Balch, who did a similar service to society some time ago by securing tbc arrest of Winslow, the Bos­ ton forger, i» very ippropriaUly attached to the Jlottm BctoU, the great New En­ gland paper which fa to that whole region what the A’ew Fork ZfreoU is lo ibis eitv —or even, more, for iu competition is much lem. With iu 100,000 circulation, . LINIMENTS done before eight o’doek. Eightoeo of riba, and twelve loins of beef are pur­ chased, with I be kgs and shoulders of half a doien Spring lambs and several sheep. circumstances jrrculiariy horrible. The intense sensation, and the fact that hun­ dreds of columns of fine print upon the subject, have found eager readers every­ where, are only explainable on tba ground that the mystery of the affair was tbs secret of iu bortibfa magnetism. Tbo in­ explicable feature wu tha terrible one. The public can ost bear thatWhan lhe tnoounrement of such a tragedy com-* be­ fore them, accompanied by full detail, of iU aocompliahmcnt aad the nwaca of ths criminals concerned, a romparativdy digbl impression ia tnadr. But let a erima re­ main a putile to the police for forty-eight hours and popular aincuincns snd terror are uuircnal. Scmo one curiously in­ clined hu been calculating lhe chances of each New Yorker', meeiiog a similar fair and finds them to be as one lo untold milBona, yH had not day-b>ht been fat ia ft 1 III ■ IJJPand by tbc public.; ;I|W more-than 35 y«m,; *i*h unprecedented Traultal ;V JtaSD FOR CIRCULAR.! ;S. f.M,IAIF0ID, M.O., ! NICHOLS, SHEPARD ' L'.L. , L. HIGHEST REWARD *1^ Cheap Homes in Michigan, Smal Ona•! •• la »KwiU«<>l>r« I CO. “VIBRATOK THRESHING MACHINERY. of papers covering the 4 tty veers can Art trfta 18» M 1*7*. hy 8. <i Jamis. The paper is illuatrate I wf ably »n« rvpro.lurt-.ins «f palntlags lingua, Wter, laaaaa. Elliott. Gn La Claar. Meant, CUe. Dana-!, Q. U Brown aad Mtgnor. > Vril medicine co.. No. 52 Chatham St, Pittsburgh. Pa WASHINGTON, Soill-y BumsII Bnw.,-Robetts’ATTotcLfas and W. II. Goodyear. ' PATENTS syjrMae **4*r ifajtan: !.(••. m^uhi/mI- ■m K£S ffi.l.tes.” ir- nrij. *7J*^tBrr' ■ r’kiraitewM to.SfiTik* »?«“ Hasea. 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T*Io l-*n.v ! anssssaw ESSBxSfeS-t GREBEL& RUSSELL ..’•Am.v.rgiyisf NEW PIANOS §125. meauefth* AagarcAx Book Exthaxos, M Bookman street. New York. WK TW Califernta IfapnbLcans are nor fririy in the field with Sut- and Cougrtesosd tislrau, and the campaign will dombtlosw be a stirring cm. The desticn •reura S-j.icu.be.- 3rd. the first State elec­ tion tha result of which will hare any aigxifionae* this year. The Maine deetian . DfAXOlAW, uCa. Tf,ssE^r.s:,“. in, ■ in. TRAINS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-07-16.pdf da3ace6fd51747dab9734a95b8b9aaf4 PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 11 PBOmiL AB BUSIES um HASTINGS, ML WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1879. THIS PAPER agW« NEwmk. "My noefo, lierbret Uaabai. of Ameriea." be aovwevad “I never knob that yoa bad aa unci* ia America, or anywhere <he," 1 replied. “I had tbe imperaeion. father, UM wn bad nu living relative.,’ “We have not now." U aaid, aadly enough -Lfotrel, my.* m. I wm a wild yoaih, and quarrelod with my Cither ; I ebuae to for, c< all ol the blood. I waa not abw.lulcly wicked, however, and when I I married your aaiutod mother abe made a better man of me. But my father died abortly after I waa married, and 1 never nought ioat thia Herbert Caahri, who I •U|>p»e l.ai kept track of me You know I hare aome pcculiaririr* " I benw that Nothing trurer of him coulj tie ap. Ari.: but I had uerer dream ■ *d tbit he, arcmingiy ths moat karmlam and ireffeorive of men. had beau wild or wicked ia bia youth. IImv hard it b to gauge humin nature 1 If anyone bat himarif had told me that, f w.xild not have believed it Ac foe my impnmnioa about not have uay -rriativia ihriag. prob atdy I had rather taken it for granted, aa . I had ueror beard him apeak of any. The Democratic Party Arraijnofl. My father half turn rd tu leave.my The following ia tbe maateriy epeeoh ofro»m j bar be paumd, end looked *i me Senator Chandler delivered ia the tfoaale “I bad uear'y forgourei,' heldid. “I 1 lui. tux told you all 1 inherit foun my to. die laat day of the lain extra atotiou. [ noria, Herbert Coalici. a property which I It will pay every Amaricna’ to read it I auppoac b Very lafrgc . carefully ;— 1 Sxrr. I —UU n<4 coaai'lcr it etraage rth-iber the adjournment rmolauo. that my father did Ml here any intention pareed by thu ilorec ia acted upon to-day ( of leaving July at flrat. lie fovea hia art , ,or ret, ia immaterial. W« have now ben he fovea Flarenee. He wuuld prefer te go .three meiatha aad a half ia thia Capitol, I .hi b hia old life, working half the time—, .not without curtain neulta W« bar.' dreaming hair. ahowa to the people of thia Nation jsat And juat litre I write in aonew that if , IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest !roued, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and Every Wagon Warranted ! ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. ’ GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. ATTOBNEY AT LAW k SOLICITOR More JACKSON WAGONS in use in Barry County than nil others coAbined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Call and see them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. H**tfo#<, Midi., M,<y C. 1.870. HT t-leni, but be to content in riimbtag only to a certain licight. * ■ Boy al laat my penracrioua have prevaifod. and be bn* consented to go to Amorim, h w ixul au, I f«l. He b get ting writ up io year*. Ho print aa well now aa ever, it ia ecu* ; but it caanolalwaya IS THE HEADQUARTERS FOE We have snlil one car lend of th'; -I. I. Case i Co., Threshcrb, nml any one wishing Anything in this line will du well In call and examine ourMinples and prirvs innddititfh •<• the nbove, .we well the Robotto & Thorp Vibrator Thresher; U. Auliman &Co., Sweep takes, Thre.shur and .Monitor Engine ; Woodsum Machine Oo'n En­ gine an<l Thresher. E. M. Birilaell Engine and Thresher; Minnesota Chief Thresher; Gait, Sa>lt« Co. Engine and Thresher; B. F. Dow & Co. Thresher; C. Itauell A Co. Engine and Marailhm Thresher, of which we rold tevoral last year. Also, the AUax, Batavia nml Mamtfield Engines, mid trxir. Scott i Vo’-’, Lane fc rr»m taUM'1 M..tkl» Manama. Badly, and Mnn<ficld Ths Battle for the Cedars. dertruetioe uf tbeGo»»t»n>*«t which they America ’ I am an Am. ricati t-y blood, had (riled la uvcrthrowby ana. yet 1 never bebrid air native land. !• it XrmU-Fur having injured the txl... atraugo that my heart aarlh wbeu I think nevi iuiervwto of tbe eoantry by forcing th. [n-tool extra anaricm, after liberal PORTABLE SAW MILLS. BUCKEYE MOWERS s REAPERS 'sold in Lorry County this year. SAVE YOUR CHILD WITH Universal Croup Remedy MESSER BROS. ikmM A Ratolllna. Oreoa U-pte., totet., DENTIST Naiiiille. WILLIAM Micbigan. WALTER. TjAILOR* la Empire Block,orcr Madge'* Store. |M*r 5,18S-. —I ire tweaty-thrae toda». I’crbapa oa thia. my birth-day, I ahhuld took forward to the fatal. with joyful antidpntioea , yet I eaanot aay that [ do.- I do not like tbb life of cmj ia live to pm rti» My baud tremble* a< I tbi* dreamy Italian diy I enjoyed my- atteoipt to write of jho work of tbe traitor nf far better at college in Raglan J That Valto^opt. On ihe eight of (kt. SI waa oa the deck ol tbe gov*l vkip “Victoria.*' Thrre waa oo muon, Im a. j ria da ol »tar» afoire in il.« bearcat. hU taught me nothing ol 1 hod much to think about-the folhevd»if be kad wi.h*d to «i» I bad left behind me in tunny Italy , hate been a bopofom tank, tbe future before me In America | ibfok I have withing of L„---------------Ilcnri Yn!aa>|ura apf«arr|i at my aide, dfabetioa. 1 never bad any deairr to U lie made *m>.> remark* about the beauty ankrtiaL ul Ute night 1 tout to toy foci. He wa» Why ahould I bare ? Aa anfot I Tba Mandiag by the ».dc of the ahip, buluiag by the laflrail. I think*-! am rrty ecrtaiu that wm were unobmrvvd. Beyond bat bo arail<-ra it to the wind., M it E. Ila M rich ia hb grant .kill; bat at ahoold fail biot bow poor indred we All Work GUARANTEED. JCairiaii, Siu ai Ona»tal Palmer Cradles! PA I N TER - Al A. M. Reek". Carriag* flhap Jeffaraon St., - The flrat hotel io the State to reduce ratee. Tbe Sret hotel in tbe Stele with Panaengvr Klevator. .Ta'yit.lby.a^mjbr^wtetor *t tbi. Bret CLOW WIRE BRACE CRADLE. DRYGOODS $2.00. $2.80, nnd $3.00 Pnr Day, The Ktcelleore of tfaiy Helal iatni’ai ButUnm-ign It raim WHOLE NO. 1262. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS MILLINERY OK MIS, MB, MW, tt wil not conaeat that I aboald leave him . and I eannatgo without hia blaming. All that bind* me to Italy ia lib love, and a pave in the cemetry of an old retbadral :• ■y mothrr'e grava ! I barely remember bar. She wu beautifol aha loved me peamonately. Hbe diet! very young,—her yren only twrotyone. I wne a mere child than. 1 hare o*m eooeolaliou,—I ran atudy. I for» cbemMUy nod medicine. I have re.d UMs-h ; I am Mt ignereat upon three robjoefo. Maybkp my knowledge will aome day ba wrfnl to me. I love buuka far better than I could ever lore painting. Jd«I L—ValMquca ha* bran my f>liuW'a aecretary for thru* month*. 1 alii! think falber need never kava employed him : foe I ooold do ail tbe work that he [reform*, and B wuuld foil lightly upon me. I lave wu wbh to be aa much of • gentle t-nn M father wbben to tanka mr in irntb. Tkird— For having aliempciug to throw away the ttrttha ot the roast war by again e'« rating State over National-eover<-<ftnty. Wo mrijlnrti mow thaw there, hundred tboeaaud livre, asd exploded fire th..waud mUifok ofdollar* to pot down thio herrny. and to perpetuate ilm nalioa al lifo- They enrreodered thu at Apponutto>, bat now they aticmpi n> renew thia prcDuafou /:.o,tk — Fur having attempted (there extraction ; her father am tn adrorale at Havre, her noibn wan Duteh. She eaUrad tbe CoaanWotra ia 1961. and wm a pupil of th. actor BnauvallcL Hdl* Bernhardt punned for uudfo. with auek aot-rem Ibai ah. gamed the firrt priae for ■•rt Wrt and eoaT tn aympaihy with th. old e&cfederaev ; TbaltUy rojomedia onrrfoturim, That tb.y lamented oar dafoato . Tbrr organuod tfoir “Soon of Uwrty" and “KaighUi of Um Gold-. (We" u WMkrn the war party and hamper Liseola .ad hi. hirriiapt in tb«ir .fovil-work of turned away evwywbmv, but try me. I tort, you turn j, ninielbmg here," pmaling. not to Lead, but her heart. And they aora found u the Odeua that there wro “unuiethiag tboae." Sarah UemlMidl made her .folm/ at tbi. tbeoue ia tbe role of Sylrfo in th* “Jeu de I'Amour Vt du Hauard " In thb eharaoter *be did^ot ahm*: but when Alexandre Doom «>. Irtiatod to her tbe iendin- tauraia pen ia hi* ■‘Keaa/ her auooem waa aaaored, aud although the tday wm ill .rented the booM rewarded her with a pe-rfcra Morm nJ apptouam Dariag tbe war, proviug that ebc had a brort for .teraer rmliuro thao three of the Max., MJ lie Bernhardt •«iw-bra.mg bugle •muted with the amhuiaocm. teudmy her Aa<f th. fool propelling dram,** wounded eouatrymoa with untiring core and devotion. Tfoa came the preca and ia behalf of codder. who tfoel.red thM M Feb. J, 1872, tbe eurtrin rce.ee "Buy they wreMn’l v^«e a man nor a JoUar for Blau, ' with Sarah Bernhardt aa Qoeea of the Yaak., war yon will brer tbrm eweamg like piralre M WmadeB. Phillipa Jeabua Giddiav. end WilHua Uoyd Gamaoa for wanna- to wipe oat eiavery. Dooe Maria Tbe Theatre Franreae took! yna will -find thee calling Lincoln aa abo MdBe. Berwlfordi almrec by fore, fion th. and aa obrecoe imbeetie, aad to 'oo to the Odeoo ; bat at firm her auccmw wm maparativriy alight. She wm a<.i fortunate tn tbe paru .!Ui*d ie her ; aud evau now. although al! I ar* nag* with bar varied fame, ah. ha* bad fower orfoieal efaaraeteni to en lidhaa hare fob -u to the lot of far inferior act rrero.. Bat Mdlie. Ifornhardt U. a temporary iriempb they flopped orer, proved,.ut acveral of Kariue’a tragndie*. and to day we find them advocating tbe that *be-alone, of living French artietea, aUoeioae pnn tpfce of cent rainac and negro ia rapebio of wntnng with grace that man eeffragc and bolding np their hnnda in lie that ailpped more than twenty yarn holy horror when the Okolona Stale, thunder. forth the old tnayeMie truth. ar> front ‘he ahouldcr. of Rachel Al lecyU., ia "La Flllc de Roland," the Ul Uught by Pnwidrwi Jeffrey, PrenJeM enteoted lady, who had for ao long bora Derm and other bright and ahioias head feeling her way upon lha atage of tbe ligjria of ike l>emccr*tie party. Francuiae, f ined * ooegvuial cnaraoter, ia letelligvooa___ _ _____ ______________ wque grace, had full opportunity ot dbplay. Hrf anecare waa imtaemo, and it acaled the ftiturc of an author wbo had * "Anything foe the Mnrpbyv’* * Nn, there ■ wet,** waited even fougvr than hi* interpreter ’■Anything for JaM Morphy T" for public re.- .gnitiou. No owe ana have watched Mdlle. Bernhardt, aa “La FiBe dr "A aything for Ann Morphy T1 thinking wbat aa UXXp|imi« Cjrdalia rhe would make, and withual regretting that 8bak«F«are ia praetieaUy baniabad from the French atagn. Her mt tragic «Wtion wu that of the Wia^ PtUamia, ia "Roan vaiocue ■“ nad here, agaie. it was her remarkable inpenocai ion that reform­ ed th* dullnraa of a benvv tragady. Her tart ia the ‘‘K"lranE*n-," aUboagh tafrr lor ia iaurat. aad even in imponaao., to that of the Dochoue -la Septmoata, waa a diuiactly individual rreaiioa. and many wilt bar. aa npportaraily ot obwrvio; to night in Loudon, where die m now playing, how MMwpietoly thin gifted actrew cna trirea to merge her own iadividaalilv ia that of the character Um iaterpeeu. Bren Sink— For bavieg ramituted a accent ami illegitimate tribunal, Um adieu of which bar. here mode the cuprcOM govcraitig power uf (‘oogrem, iu defence of th. fundamental priactpU of tba Cueto* turion. The dae-roaa of thia junta are known, ritbooghiumotiere ar. tod Jen How I itrag^lrd, *crcamcd, nod ewam I SrrrMk— For baring held ap for public Bui tba al.ip plunged on. My violent admiration that arch rebel. JaCiraaa Daria cri<a wen: uoix an.1. [greet laaghlar oc the Demeaotttc aide], I waa left far, fat behind. declaring that ha wan foapimd by motive. I became cxbauWed. I nv* up to die. But my band touched a bard »ul«*am». 1 graaped it. It was of enficiaat body arrily 61|<d with friend., and it b ia their to MMtain ma. I know no* poaitively, but rfxaoeoceSed in lb* tafoat nf bright mm it may have been the white object which vvraatien, tbal ahc pmata hor pieturm and VaUaquea and 1 beheld from tho. ahip, moulib tbe day lot.. *hape* that wilt lira. part of a wreak, mayhap. * If abe wear* a cricketing euMeme, b i* At auy rate it was my aalvatiou. With only when aka U emplo’yed «. *oum eUrethe hold of deepoir, I clut g to it. I loom uaaae.i. Morning dawned? With the from'th* atatete book of tbe Nation ewe ml autnrc. ruck a* that which has been light of day, I atraiued my eyre ovrr Ibc lawa rendered neereearv by tbe war and ila illimitable iirean. Heaven wax merciful! reunite, aad irenriog “fife, Hbarty aad th o A ahip wae bearing toward gm. purreit of happinem.' to the emaueipatod 1 war ecen and aared. Knee tbflo, till wow, I have been quite kukluxed that they are weking peara in exil*. although urgud to remak by aUt- Valaeqan and I refer bar. I«tn very iulfaxala : etill, 1 barf not now that dialikc for him whieh I fall al flrat 1 waU re ■-pt-for thu Aral lima 1 beheld liiai. How Uko a crorehiai Uger he eoemod to me I hoW bin while teeth gitomad through bi. red lipa I what an inrautalilc expremioo there wm ta hb wild Week eym I rerrir l away fnxn Amrrfca I bo b ipend ing awlltly toward it! Goer there he will claim m) inhreii Aad how well bo will aurerad! Who oa chipboard know, aught ol the hwlory of him ov mo ? No ore I In my Imggage he will fod every prod thu bo will tired to miavincc etioiigm that he i» Lionel C—b ol 1 In tny louutry then will be no rev to duputa bi. claima revering, ateo they had bare destroyed by Ibc water of the reran. How great 11m change 1 Liverpool, cad MX BaltimoreI, A atrogglu with poverty mocaacy of eight oat of tea foDowwo uf our party flag oa their aid: of the Ohio nod ibc Potomre. ■ They know foil well that our De­ mocracy waa tbair Itemoeracy in 1SSO, They know ioll wall that uur Denree. racy b tbeir Democacy to day. ualem tier are Radical at heart, and only remain ia usr amp to capture tbe Warm .nd Sabre In tbe comwumtaa where we have a mt- sAayUung.fot Tom Morphy r' "No, air" "Anything fix Bob Murphy F* •No, air wot a bit " ’ • Anything foe Tcrrv Morphy T * IN. ; woe for Pat Moq-l.y, aor Ifoaoi. Morphy, mr P«u MnrrAy. m-r P.ul M.rphy nor aay Morphy, dead, living, unborn <»a>e «r foreign, unload or uamriKaod, •avn^-c ar barbnroui. male ut feauJ., biaek ne white, freachirad or drefnmehimd, wuuntaedor otbcrwwc. No, air, thwra u puatndy notbiag for aay of the Murphy., Jeawnaa of wtaolag him The lady, how­ ever, haa flitting Undcntie., ami iadolgee tbrm with a hauduMac puny ia the drain. Tba oacuet ia eat narbaerraU of thin lillie by play, aad flaaNy aaka mmlingly. • De j.«i ktww that p-uiltman with wh»m yon ore flutier T' ' Aa embarraMed M-galir. it Ike reply. Thea eneao. uk a momrat. The mcort imuMniiatcly eranta the than- �jail beennee they bare no money with Niw Yoxk, July 11,1879. which to pey’thew fine, give their famOise Tb. itnmenec aucreaa.of the two rievitkicks and enffs for brand, and dittarb the •d roads now fa operation, which ntwspapeace of ott city fa drunken brawls. per reports’ credit with having already cleared <2,000,000, has very natitraUy ltd aloe. responsible for there things. It ia to a hankering on tbe part of capiulfato true, the tnan, who drinks liquor, and by this means squanders bis earnings, abuses his family, throws away ha manhood, sella bis birthright to heaven, and lire the pros­ H. Vanderbilt, tba unfortunate pauper, pect before him of filling a drunkard's who this year returned his tax notice with A Glorious Record. Tbe New York fadeprodtat, one of the grave, aad meeting a drunkard's doom, is the startling assertion that b* had no taxhimself tearfully to >Umc. So also, the abla property above bis debts, want* a line curt outdid aad able of our religions jotunafa, speaking cf the financial record, of man, who sella liqduroto his fellow men, of hia own from the 42nd street depot to and by this taean* starves their familial, the City Hall, aad hs. bad a route laid the RepnUfaan party sap depraves their appetites, degrades them ont tor him by tba Rapid Tnndt Commia beneath tbe level of the brute, and suc­ aioaers. He is having rather a squally tbe House of RepreMnUtivra for four ceeds at last iu damning their souls, hu a time of it, thongb, dsspito this firrt sun- b«flpd la know u anta al! ha had to tall bar. years; and during thia period there have crushing weight of responsibility resting eeas, for tbe Common Council, which has U« nuJ. -Jladama, the Prine* la very W. been thirty-lhree investigating cotntnitteus butts danganmsly Ul than lie was when w* last upon bun. a voire fa the matter, has pronounced hMHt.” ImmedUl'ty her Majaaty aaclafared, sppofated by the House, for the purpree But tho drunkard hu to contend with strongly sgafast giving sway another val­ of raaasckfag the administration of the a strange appetite, and needs tbe eymna- uable franchieo, even to this worthy and Gorerument during the period in which it ' thy of every temperance man. IJo a bo­ atrugglfag young mao who has no prophad been under exefaaivaly Republican ' set with tcmptatioiis, and needs their en Utile by little tho elevated roads Arc control. Three favratigaUona have been' canagemeat. He hu marcs and trap* insreaafog their famlitire On the East animated by an in! vastly partisan purpeae ret for him by evil designing men, sod side of town transit may be bad from thand ha*o rent the country about a half a1 needs their help. Mankind are placed fa Battery to tbe Hariara Rivar, and on tho million dollars. The roult u that not one' communities for mutual sympathy, cn- Wert aid*, the Mrtropolitu road takes passeegers from Trinity Church to about single Republican defaulter cr officer of eouragement and help. Men are thus 107th street. Tho Eart mdo branch of any grade haa been band by whtac mal■ placed. a measure, in each ethers keep- the Metropolitan road is well under war. fL-auBee ia office the Government has leal1 fag ; and so ererj drunkard is plseed fa a, a dollar. The public meuey has been1 measure in the keeping of every temperrafidy kept .nd faithfully distuned, under the proruicns of law. This ia a remark­ not use all bis influence fur the drunkards able record,'when wo consider the length reform, fa he not responsible for not using their eoagregations. Travel on tbe Sun­ cf time revered by it and the vaat sum of it, aad i* be not responsible in a measure day trains was large, and the public seem money that during tlis time has pawed for th. drunkards conduct? If, also, all pleased that they can at lart rest fa a measure, as far'as walking is coocerncd, through the band of the fiscal egrets of tbe temperance men in thia city would on tbe first day of tbe week. tho Government. Senator Windom, of unite in a aulemn protest apiior.t dram In spite of the oppomifon of a few rev­ Mfantnot*, iho other isy stated the fact selling; and would show by their words erend gentlemen, whose churches are on and challenged, the Democrats of the Sen­ and actions, that they considered it not tbe line of travel, rapid transit on Suu-lay is an accomplished fart. As far aa dis­ ate to name * soli tare exception tn the only disgraceful, but a crime against God turbing the congregation assembled for truth of ilia ntatment. No one was named and no one has been dUcoverod by all tbe would be suffievent to eloae' nearly all, If investigating committees that have been not every dram shop in our midst. . In to far, then; aa anyoac fails to use committees nave been looking for Repub all bin influence again,’, dram aeUing is be liras pilferers and stealers of the public not respoctible, iu a measure, for the evils mcncy, aad they bare sot found one dur­ ing tbe whole hietoy of Republican con­ To meat this responsibility, then, let trol of the Government" ' titrj one work along sod with others whenever and wherever be ean against The Ohio Campaign. The Cincinnati Garrtte io aa article this evil that is desolating »> many homes', entitled ‘ Tbe sign* of the Campaign'" debasing so many bodies, and ruining btf HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. Opposition to all paper infla­' tion, and consequent -deprecia­ ' tion. In favor of a currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchasing power, the paper coavertible with coin at the will of the holder. finds cause of tbe most hopeful exertion on tbe part of the Republicans. It says: The Maine campaign. “Fint, there. ia to be noted a spirit ef Tbe Maine Republicans bare been io unity and enthusiasm, manifreted to an unusal degree in the aereral ZnOnty con­ the habit of carrying Maine.-and we should judge froai tbe tone of the recent couveavention® held since the Bute Conv*oti«>n. tioo at Bangor Ilfat they propone lo.rtaume' There is nothing of the “off year" indiff­ erent and a hourly purpose is every­ where manifested to mike the strongest in that sturdy Republican State, plaerd there by Republicans simply to mesne the and b«l nomiaatfons, and thus organize greater reproach of a’ GrhSjback Gover­ far rietcry for tbe sake of the cause. nor, is opt a pieauug one; and it it not Second, the Republicans bar* tL* advant­ surprising that there bas been a grand age in roped to their candidate. Mr. rally of the old party, with the ooe' deter­ Farter is a popular man—one who fo not mination that the State shall be redeemed. Thu great convention of more than 1,200 only among tbe people, but poascares the delegates the largest eve* held in the magnetic qtultty so essential in a sueceM- State, it is said—will deserve to ■ be re fa! leader. On the other* hand, Gen. Ewing is the reverse, is a cold, impassive man. Third, the position ia fa favor of the RcpaMirens. Ifottr fa National and Hute issues they have taken the aggrota­ (Tt'MWtru. MEDICAL CO. Tbe Price of the Imperial ftoop « *6.25 per bos of 100 1 lb. b^-TS 11». io ibc box. To up OO« who win -nd u« «o order for 10 boxt. wiib <»h, *62.60 wc will ~nd ooe box exir. frve .. OFFICE OF THE . prrrxium. Or the order* mxy b« wot to ox for ooe or more boxex «t a time with remitunce, xod wbeo we bore thus wived order, for 10 bore, we wiU wild the ele-eoth box free w propo.e.1 •bore. If you do not wi.b to wnd money in xdonce you m«y One door west of the Hast­ deporit it with »lty bu>ker or mereluut io good credit in your townriKleahe underaUnding Umt be »to remit it to n> on receipt ings Nationnl Bank where vou oLfl.e Soup which i. to b<- .hipped to hi. e.re, Addrew SINGER MADFACTDRING CO. CRAMPTON BROTHERS. L W. PAUBEY, also a hunwrotta Focrth of July poem. "Tba Fire Cracker sad Torpedo,*' by Clare M. Bure ham, illustrated by ■■Boa," who alsolllisetralea the fuaay double-pge pact*. "A Bad JU.” llmC i . rra, llOTM en Osntw Htrrai. »wr Fair Grwtad. f* ----- Keep* coortandy ou hand rw“u 1 lime ; HAIR. STUCCO. OBMENT, BRICK. TILE. . LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS Knappen's Law. Office. LEFT IT.IJl-J)PLOWS. ?• Reaper and Mowers. (Mlaltac, "Wister Twillfkl al Hyde Park ." *&t No. XXIV. at lb» papas. »t~ul J. B^rl. O Unllj. the Irish prat a>4 th* •lUsroT the IVat. His bivt.wy Is a»MI r«Malic, sa4 hl* portrait is very }>trasia( Alto- a bonus of »U,MO. i in all MW,000 aslar,_________ ___ his cugagvtnent, which 1 presume be t* still drawing with commendable prompt■ d«m and regularity. It aeeoM aa though a man with that amount of wagra might manage to mako both ends mcea, and perhaps save up enough to enable him to join the throng at Long Branch or Manhattan Beach for awhile, ia the healed term which is now driving everybody who caff poaaildy afford it, to the mountains or the salt water Tbe change, by the way, which has been wrought ia* Golbarjfo habits by the spring iog up of throe gigantic Coney Island re­ sorts M very notioeahie this *ea»n. Before Payi« the bigbcril Cash priee for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Crcsjay before purchas­ ing any. of the above, article*, at hia Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Sired * Hasting*. April. 2. 1870. 19 knappen's Law Office. G. Rowell &. Go’s. Col. SUMMER TRAVEL COOK & ROGERS MEAT MARKET From DAS. J.BELT,M D. ke, and barb fa the course of Congress and of the Ohio Democratic Legislature good cause before tbe people. To the try by making the struggle at Washington the first feature of its pktform. On this Dctnoeratk side the omens are reemingly point it* declarations were the uncompro­ mising utterances of Republican* every­ where. It applauded tbe 1‘rcsidcnt, Now let the Democrat* Rejoice. pledged faithful support to the vigilant The first fruits of the defeat at the bill ■qinotity in Congreas, and Rebuked with proper veverity the course *of the Demo­ to pay tho United Slates Manbab arc cratic Congrere. now gathered in, and surely thieves, This is the chief fame of the boor. rejoice. A Texas mail robber, befog arrerted fa New Mexico, the U. S. Mar­ shal had no money with which to pay the expense of his removal to Texas. The Texts Manha! was in the 'same prodica mail, so a postal agent is making the trip by stagy, eight hundred miles, on credit, with the honor of guarding tbe robber day and night This may all be very disgraceful to a rieh and powerful nation, but Marshak ut to get no psy f <r election day services, tn prevent fraud and rtnffiog of ballot boxea^nd thatconsolation ia to the modern Democrat a sufficient reason for brisginj disgrace and dishonor on the Nation, by preventing the U.S. Marshals Cron protecting the people from tbe dep­ redation* of tbe afaninal efaoMta. And vet fa Maine tbe political litnatioo is peculiar. Tbe fang succsswioo of Repablican vlctones in that State was interrupted last year by th* sudden ujJicaral cf a new nondescript party made up of Grccubacken, Greenback Democrat, Labor Ik— at Washington hsa cotnt public attention. The pl arid is agood sound one. - --------- ----irredeemable paper currency to bo ’'the worst that ean afflict a nation," and denounces Congressional tinkering with fiuancui now that resumption is restoring public confidence. It is this very fact uf resumption which will give the result in Maine its greatest William Allen. interest. The Septem^r election will be On the morning of the Uth iaet. the the first general election that bas been held since the resumption of specie psyvenerable Ohio, Democratic leader Will­ meets, and It will be held tn a Slate fa iam Allen, died of apoplexy at bis ratidenee in Chillicotbe. For Haifa century, almost, bo bad been the leading spirit of tfo> Boebon Democracy of Ohio, but of late had been disposed to favor repudia­ tion and advocated tbe fiat herray fa his Tho High School. iart piberuatnrul contest with Geo) The following from the pen of George Hsyce, in 187&- H« was a powerful L, Damerest, an operative fa th* Amo*man, both physically and mentally, and keag Mannfaanrfag Company, al Masthough a trmmrr fa politics, was general­ charter, New Hcmptbini, we commend to ly regartW as honest fa his convictions, the carcfal roastdrration of the workingand a W*r of whom hi* party bad reason ' Last spring a Democratic rough at an election in Kingston, New York, knocked down a voter, breaking hie jaw and leg. Ho waa tried before a Democratic judge and found guilty. Th* Judge told the proeewtfog ofioer that the culprit should be punished U the extreme .limit of tbe law—one year's imprisonment sod a fine of *260. Before acateoes th* Dtmoeratin Attorney General, Mr. Schoonmaker, visited tbe town and bad sn interview with tbe Judge. Soowjaftar th. men wa. FRESH? SA LT MEAT everybody has been talking and hoping for the lart five ysers, aeeuu finally to have become a reality. Hardly since war times has Nt* York «ity treked, fak and been «o active. Evon th* cn,taken have to recognise the naw order of things to the existenre of which all fadieetiou point Tb* July edition of Bradstreet's racrrautile agency book, whkb it infallible authority fa such mattere, justifies the cheering outlook-by showing a large a el increase of firms fa basinet* since the pub­ CathaHeapprowbrl the altar aad |wrfana«J lication of th. April edition, which could Ma sacred rsUgioos datiya. it* added that he WM afraid tret iajbe harry ut yrepanuiaa Or hu departure this shaoM have twayo! hia sws.-iry la replying, the Prine* wrote Ibex rOULTHY4/tD FISIf. COOK 4. ROGERS Wheat, Wool. Corn, Potntoe Lard, Butter, Pork, Hams, DAUOHY & CO. COL RIFLES, SHOT GUNS.REVOLVERS lag ritaatisa* Wosren s HavUads is also evatiaasd with n« tsllrag off la piqaaey .ad Isierest. Sumo M Day hu > pstbMic short .lory rail'd Toko Plaster, : -Lime, Hair, Stucco, 'Cement, And ail kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you 'fiavchrnd U» buy every­ thing you want. nmi mm! fireworks, which I announced would be kt off with inch * blare of gibry. It must ba aaid for tbe credit of the Island that every om wfllfag to pay for it had plenty to eat and drink, and that tbe many thousand* of excursionists were carried safely home. Tho Bowery Theatre, which hu Iteen tho paradise of newsboys and bootblacks, Tit lerifti Puduiu Qnnaii West Meriden, Conn., Tte MH* Irtsres * Ina Tho UarivaM Wifoox A White Or gatro, the wdUnown Parker G«n». and Novriiiro and Sprefaltfo* of many D*oe*ipti..tu. LODKHEBE almost to her feet. The natural tint of her checks ned with the most delicate shade* of the budding rare. Her every suction nerrned tho perfection of unstudied SAWS FILED, Cta, Tails, Befiteait, ail Sefit THK MERIDEN PURCHASING CO 34tf Wrot Meriden, Coaa. J G. RUNYAN & SON HANGING WINDON CURTAINS Raeai^. Veh. «. ICT BACK! S-WTxTSSStfi. GAITERS, SUPPERS, AC. otf PIONEER STORE I And ovtrytbing in tb«r Ism, of the Um quality aad very CHBAP. Thia ia an aid nine Establishment ,nl] OX.OTHING hr Yiitta. im m diita A SPECIALTY. WOOL CARDING �*D.d for general THREE PAPERS FOR $4.00. i.25 per ,lx»x of 100 I H> w!m» will send us an order send one box extra free m it to us for one or more vhen we Lave thus received venth box free aa proposed oey In aHvance you may in goo4 credit in your to remit! it to us on receipt lis care.: Address • We will fcnd the Detroit Weekly Port ud Tribune for one year, the Michigan Fanner for one 'jrear, and tbe Rifvbljcan Baknks until Jan lit, 1881, to any person not now a sub­ scriber to tbe Bannib, for |4.00, to any person sending us the money for the three paper prior .to September 16th,-1879. The Bannbb and tbe Farmer for 13.00. Tbe Banner and the Post and Tribune for $2.70. Now is your time to get good papers cheap. city, who tbe D. D. G., Hmpeetod wm a man. wasted at rom. place, efaargnd with tba larreoy of a watch and chain, end for whom a reward of 420.00 wm offered. For xboc re»:-u our D. D. G , did not ati-mpt to arret the man at the limn and be hired out to Mra. A. E. Bull, of Ruthad, to help harvest her wheat. That night alter all. the folka were in bed at Mra. Bulla, our marahal, aecowpuied by Allan Jone, went there and going to tbe room occupied by Charles Brows, an em­ ployee of lli ta ofiee, who waa temporarily working is the harmt fur Mra. B , railed Charlie up, and allowed him hi* curd. Charlie told him that hi. man wm there in bed in the ch at room. Thereupon our D. D. G. rapped ou bin dour, got hia man up, and told him be wa. wanted on charge of hroeuy. The man said all nipfit if I urn 4he manyou uoa/, l.tl 1 tril yon / <im nut. The mtn then shewed our D. D. G­ a certificate of character arid to have been given him by retrain wall known partice not the ooe he was after, and departed for , Haatingv to Gobble up tome more Dead Druaka in groat huMc. ' No acooer had the Mar.ha) and hia wire aiuiatant taken their departure Ilian the man eame into Charley Brown', room teld Person‘a who haro recrirsd bills from him, Charley, that be had bad a narrow this oBce will do wall to settle the ume ’ yaeape, that be waa the man wanted, and without delay, and avoid the payment of’ that he wrote tho certificate cf character OTHERS, We learn that Will. Squirm wee called bone UM evening, by a telegram inform­ ing him of tbe serious illume of hie fiather ;TUCC0, G RMENT, BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGSz patom, vorautsuorgL flows. PLOWS. :t'T iper and Mowers, vs the liigittst Cash price II kinds of Fanners Pro*men will do well to eonIr. Creasy Itcfore ptirchasly of .the above articles, Elevgtor, corner of Broadintl Railroad Streets. stings. April, 2. 1879. 19 Rowoil k Co's. Col. MMER TRAVEL zutes1?, ml via write » yrorir or a ■11110.0 Tfakrt tnm a MM to m amall tUat tn • qDR.S.J.BELT,BI.D. Bsaus, Gsamant, ) # Juno 27th, 1873. < TbaGoUon Wedding imtiviiim hsva recaivtd a natural termination by tho fol­ lowing letter aiguod by tho Emperor aad Emprwo and addrmord to the Impend Chancellor “Thaaka to tbe govoraiag cam of Divine Provideaoe, wo were per­ mitted ou the 11 th of June to relobrate tho&O yean’jubiho of our wedded lift, and to obeerve then bow thia, Ute day of 1 dwell together. It ban thua bocarae more dear to ua than ever wiUi what loro and loyalty tho German people are animated toward, tbrir Emperor and hi. Houm. Coogralulalioae and exprmeiou of a!Egun re in the form of letter., telegramu, joyful yulu performance., pootie and attblie dedication., fragrant fiowwr offrriogj, de , grew into a p-jpukr movement, which did not fall to make a deep imprrwunn os ua. But we were not permitted to end our aatia&ctiou here; other highly noble oct. hare oomo to light, abowiog a very gratifying apprebenaiou of oar moot iuward feeliogt Mindful of the ever iacreaaing ncreeaily of bolding out a helping hand la timro of oood. our .object* con­ ceived the notioc tt making our jubilee charitable iaatitutioua all over tho Empire, and founding lasting blowing. to humanity. We therefore feci canwjrea imjxlled hero Tlirt^ dap more of good weather wil] nearly oomplate the harvoM of tba largewl and bent crop of wheel ever grown in the nounty ol Bony. Buamm of the Barry County Probate The Woman'. Temperance Uoloa will Court the waek ending July 1 Sth. Clem­ ' give a eocial with relmbmenta, at the ent Smith, Judge. JtJLT 7— EMatc of 8. Moulton, deeeaeclub room cm next wook Wedneadiy even, cd , daime heard In part iag. A general attendance lavited. Eatate of Ada WhOakr, et. al. minora. The wool clip io thia county ia nearly Report of mU of real rotate made and all aUd About 90,000 lb., hu been bought in that city at price, ranging from 31 to .77 eeata, moody at 33(a, 34 rta. Mra. Mclteuglin, of Muakcgoo, and Estate cf Jainen A. Hill, doccnx-d , warrant and inventory filed by special ad Julia and Hattie Holbrook, are vudting minhtratorc Proof of execution of win their mother, at tbe old home in thia city. fur the way iu which they hare helped to celebrate our jubilee day, and oomminioc you, therefore, forthwith to bring thio an. oonneement to public notice." On tbe oocaaion of hie Golden Wedding the Empere or rent 3,(>O0 ma:kx lor destribulioo among tbe poor of CobUota. The number of letten, telegrams. he, which reached hie M.jraty the day after bin Golden Wadding amounted to nearly 13,000. The King of Bavaria eoareyed hie cougralnlalion to the Emperor by autograph letters The Ger-1 man Prince* presented the Empress with ' 27,000 mark, fur application to the Augusta Iwlituliuu-in Berlin and provid­ ing fur the board and education of the POWERS April btb, 1877. prooouMm this CrampS.,27K8-’,‘-*h,u“ Mvetin I. mate ky-Vtetoe.' Mctaen," atiemliaf k«r reUoal their Croquet, Base Ball Beta. India* grrare uf all iteneription from th* hands M oom to the tniu roll aad teiu. , , Clubs, Au, 4c. Hereafter notgooda will be retailed from ven M eloibsn, wrtb Iml, Uber For Mo­ With an wiw vwt la tba reka.1 at Cixri.t ers! household purpossn it cannot bo .X We. J. I know af a certainly I hoi no rebelw the factonr, but can be had at factory prions of their agents, Rusnell Bros A3tf tor J. Ilolloo A Sou. 4flft POWER CORN SHELLER. Tbe lurxalat Soar made by the Motorr. Halo A Bartley hare added to Crampton Ilr™ , to manufactured from their other bciiitie* in their flouring Bill, pure material, therefore it tba boat to that of a fin* ciaao power oo:u-al>eH«r. So use. Soldby rnnMof tbeGronsnin Hastbring along your corn sod get it .helled in ooe righlh tho time that you can do it at home Remember that flour, bad and grain, same grade, a. ch«n> as anywhere in the city. A free dlivery to all porta of the city. 38tf Spalding base ball beta from 10 recta up, at RuareU Brun.. Agents &3t. DON’T FORGET THAT To EverybodyKnow ye that Memre Smith A Sou, ire rented and fitted up the building fur rrly occupied by C- J- Sleigh aa a bakery., rrprwnted ia moot department, of thought in jnrupru'ienee fur inUance, by Gant, in I ethic, by Miohitet, io setflutiea aM the l.i.torr ol ar^>y Virehcr and BogyIl wm broken up by the nmirovendrocatwed by Straure'a “teben Jeea.” One party wj/ully abaodooed tbe received theological pamphlet copies of the laws piwsnl liy the 1aM Legislature aad give* immediate effect, aad the seventh Registralia* Report. On Monday, out bo north aide uf tbe reaidcoco <4 Dr. Woodmauace, on Broad­ way, the thermometer marked IOO’at 2. o'doA in tbe afternoon, and it waa only 2“ ouokr'A the aame' hour no Tuesday. "dogma.; 0680 acme of Crampton'* IwrxstAL th* bant 8<mp out. Ask your Grocer ftw it. 47tf. Tho Huntia^oe' ^Rk.) Afimam, of At Emmanuel Church laat Sabbath, Jt’LV 9.—EMate of Harry Y. Vetera, Mr. Oaten ol Na.hota. a young theological ct. al., minor.; pedu>m for appointment .indent officiated for the Rector, who of guardian filed .pent the Sabbath at Plainwell, Allegan Jctr . 10.—Estate of EDjab Hawley, tfcceued , report uf aJmiaUltator filod and Barry County was rcprweated at the order of direhargv intend . Ii^uf the o-.«t .tirriog period, in the Hute Taachera Aanociatiou at Lenaing, laat ' hntery of German philuoupl.y. When he wrk, by Prof. MiteW.jJliaa Entails den, ciaims beard In |rirt. wm a .indent, between 1821 «i>d 1828, at Haute of Judson A Buire, Jeceooed , the. univereilU. ul Berlin, Halle, and proof uf execution of ■ til made and will Hcid«IberS. the ayatam »f Ha^el dominated Alien, eon ol nearly all the higher ibought uf Germany. s city and a He became an enlhcaiaaiiic Hrgcliaa, .nd former employee of thia office, died ,of couvumption at lite mother', rmideoce uu | hia early roovictiooa. After Hegnl'a Green Street. Age 21 yenre. death in 1831, Ike aehool wa. brilliantly The county Clerk ba. fur distribution k BARLOW, HOUSEKEEPERS MINERAL SOAP. another upheld them in their^ WARRIOR MOWERS ! wosmnnwi WAL A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KIND80F MACHINES. conciliatory poMtioa, advocating a acet of myMiea) rationalism There three partita were known aa the Left, tbe Hight, and I ihcuUjtiral »re>liralionc of pbilcnopby ; be ‘ tn vic important coutnbntiow to physiolo­ gy, logic aad mHhet lea He alaj did ex- something to prevent tbe night from being made hideous by a gang of first dam loaf era, parading the street* up to the wee email boon of the morning, singing bawdy songs, he, Ac. HSEK3TT TmS CHtlBB JF’I-.OXKZ use tAis brand. Oo Tuesday evening uf laat week the Reform Club, elected m delegate, iu tbe Hute Convention to be held at Laosirfc Aug. 5 and 6th, Geo-’M. Dewey. Dr. Wcodmanaee, Joseph Clarkson. Trarers Phillipa, and Jamoe M. Hewe*. [eriien Pmkaiim Craw 'est Meriden, Conn., ‘ U>«7 Via Mil aar on*. krodaMMaaf ttUd Mrtt i late nd Ornamental Silver Plated and Ghanrare, Lumps, CbandeliOT 1 Brauws, Tabb and Pockol Cutlery, Bhcare, Scianore and Rsaors, IERIDEN I’l'RCHAfllNG CO Wert Meriden. Crma. We Irani that Mra Isaac Cnoninghau,-, who rnadea in North Irving, had her left shoulder jerked out of joist, JO Toeaday “ ’ afternoon, by a cult aba war leading to water. Dr. Umpman of thia city waa called, reduced tbe diaUcalion and Wk Iter Prol. Dielie uf Albion, gave an ialcrevting lectnre on temperance before the Reform Club in thia city last Sunday af­ ternoon. Wo think tbe apeaker tnieUken Tbe Boo. J .m«. O'DcaaeU, tbe able editor of the Jackroo Daily Citium, art one of tbe meat efficient worker, ia the R epublican party in the Slate, wm married at Jackaon on tbenursingeff tbe 8th bet., end immediately left with hio bnde for . t.«r in Europe. State Firemen s Tournament. Tbe Second Michigan Hute Firemen's Tooreament. under tho aenrtiuo of tbe Michigan State Firomsn'a A.soeiali..n, will be ludd al Battle Creek. Wednesday and Thursday, September 3d aad 4th, al himself, and uu the epoch uf J-lncveJuprsdinis Rooeukrans waa distinguished among । German philiMopbers by lbs elearnoM, ' simplicity, and grace of his writing* t. it poatiblo for an adult to ever acquire a foreign laneuaf* perfectly 1 I donut iL ' That is, *o u to s|icak it without a* ae I cent nuticeaLle by these who have spoken , tbe too guc from their infancy Webcar a great deal mid about Enjishmca and Americans who speak French •'perfectly," ' but I have yet to meet theca. Ao English ac<|naiulance of miM, a lineal dmcewdeot uf tbe famous Heron Muoehaumn, waa .telling me of hia • brother, who speaks Freueb. Italian, German sod Spanbh so der tbe rule, of He State Aaaociatiun, the Champion Hone Belt, Champion Hook and Iteddrr Tnynpet, Champion Hamt Eug'roe Banner, owned by the Aarocialioa, bocidro 1925 in ceah prim, offered by the ciliarn. of Battle Crook. Thia promieoo held io Michigan For |»»tero, circular., and further infunnation, addrero Cbxi. E. BaauBt, Secretary Committee of Arrangements. Tho Barry Co. Ministerial sanorialion, open to tba clergymen at all the donomwallow in tbe Co., will holds its next meeting to'the Baptist choreb of Middle' And a natnlwr of others having a good Record. Everything WARRANTED to be the very best of its kind. Look at the ‘ ADJOINING THE BANNER OFFICE al! dieMaee tbit lead to it, .neb aa atubboni ccugbt, negieeted colda, Brnaehlti., Hay Fever, AMhma, pain in tho a do and ohrot, dry hacking cough, tickling b tho throat, Hoaneuem, Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering diacoM* of the throat and Innga, Dr. King’a New Diaecvery baa mcnla that no doctor could tell what the matter ar eure her, and I wood •mall fortune in humbux stuff month, tiro I mw a U. 8. Sag with Butero ou it, aad I tbooght I would fool ocre more. 1 triad it, but my That I have the finest stock of Dry Goods inBarry County 1 BEST IN THE WORLD. bought my Stock in New York before the advance. 1 have not ad­ vanced my prices. I sell Ladies' Ready Made Suita for White and Figured I^awns for Linen Suitings for. Kid Glovea in all Shades waa up ■ Sit Hep bo a fidlr - T-. - - - - $1.00 16 cent* 18 oenb. 60 ota., 76 eta., gnd $1.00 PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. Plain and Brocade Select School. I will begin Sept. Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. yilla, next Monday. July Slat- »»gi*ning waa ud an Englbhrnan. • What do you lake mo fort “A Gonwas, of oocroe." Tbe programme ia aa follows : are right, bat bow did W know UF •■Tbe firwt rreurretion," by Rn». W. 8. "You • Nothing more aaajr, I could tell you an Wilkinane “One or two proi.ali.mo, which r by Rev. T. L McCuy. • Truth,• by Rev. C. B. Croebj. Tbe evening mooting will be devoted tn the Sunday Schools ia which eddrewms will bo given CLOTHING AND CLOTHS BANNER OFFICE OL CARDING Coarlre H. Oln-t~d. Pa-ibly Hie Pound Maaur can give a rvaane why the hcrare and muira of thia vender of Ihjuid damnation, ahculd be .Sowed to remain MtMimted iu the rtnrocn, whito the horom, $500 REWARD. �A CURE length and fifty in width. Thee there <xm wm produoad, which woe.l ! ears aueb will be a repreaeotathn of Niagara Faile a wide range of disMuea that um all other by a stream of gulden fire, the entire ds-1 ”------- ” ’ Ml v sign being sixty feet high and seventy fret wide. There will be a fiery f>naUin, iu which atreams 'nf molten gold and silver will ba thrown up to a height oi forty fret. The will be a fire wheel thirty feet in diameter, which in revolving will throw A chiM’a logic b not to'bo sneered at. oat the meet brilliant eob.rs. Ao A laddin’s jewel tree will spring up, magtwetum His mind b keen enough to sm the folly UUooM will float in the air, abdb that of much of the resuooing of hia kow.s. will buret and scatter many colored firt-i A little fellow in Cocucctiaut aakod his will be thrown up 100 and 200 feet, pareou to taka hua to church with them. spreading their contents over an acre of They aaid be must wail till bo was older. vpac--. and finally the exhibition will dose “Well," was hia abrawd nuggra'-ioa in in a'blase of dory from the light of one response, "you’d better lake me now, for hundred rockets »« off simultaneously. ■ hen I .-tl biecer 1 tasv not want to iro" That's th# way they do things at Manhat­ tan Beach. The new iron pier in front of CaHs’s b a grea raccvns. It WM opened to tbe public ‘cn Toesday last. Six steamboats land there even day. No difficulties are cxperircerd from the surf, ou account of tbe great length of the pier. On the pier there are 1^100 bath-rooma, with ateja leading directly to the water, and there will be music on a liberal seals, the Seventh Regiment band, with Grafulla IMTArtlT RELIEVES, at its head, haring been engaged. Tbe capitalists who bare pat their mobey in this pier am looking ’.or large returns. Tbe kiting of the restaurant and other privilqpw will bring in about 160,000 this season. Thu l',200 bath-rooms will produce (SO.OOtl, and ten cents for every passenger landed on lb* pier, will, it ia eutimsted. pay the owners 8(1,000 a day. Stock ofthe pier ha* reseotly told al auc­ tion In this city for 151J . « private aalen it list brought'-loll, white some of It could Ml be bought f.< (500. Tho Consy Island pier is about ouc thousand feet lone. It will be a most delightfal reuort on a hot day, when the broexe is off the land. Iu entire length will be gaily J-—-| J —t.u a— -t-y, and illaminimp* by night. ________ ____ _ — be found at all point*, so that the thcuaanis of pleasure seekers can sit ecoly ami ccmfortible in the breexc, bear tho roar uf tbe surf, mingled with tbemuric by tho bt'aae land, and sip their champagne cr lager, white they bum their mouth* ■ with genuine Coney Iidaud clam chowdvr. Uniformed officers wilt rce that the t hr dug conducts itself in a qnlct and orderly manber. You can land from one of the six sreniuere that run daily to the pier, and without setting SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE For CATARRH OR NO PAY lU.-aul BALM V™*liy ,™ U ymr k~q • ™"tret! It tanv vMWJJ"' lowness. Bednets*. PimplesBlotches, and ■»* imperfections of 'V'’?kln’ 1JUKI 1 appear TY; and so natural, graflU", New Yoik, Joly 3d, 1870. Tbe season at the sea-side resorts opens thbwcek. Large erowda have been mik­ ing daily vivit* to Ixxig Branch. Coury Island, Rockaway, etc., for aevenl week*, but the bell dues net fairly get rolling be­ fore the fint of July. By tho /i^e the ••glor*'W Fourth" arrives the entire city, and all the towns in its vicinity, poor their inhabitant! out into tbe popular to snffoesaon-, preaptring multitudes rash ncrvotyily about in acarch of real and reenaticn , and by nightfall oo the Fourth the great majority of excursionists are limp and exhausted. The nun who has the beat cl it at such a time, ia the one who remaias quietly at homo oa the Fourth cf July, aad who reads hb paper, smokes hb segar, drinks hia jnlc*1, and eats his dinner in a comfortable manner white the rest of creation are tearing about in a vain endeavor tb have a good limo. Of all flic «s - . ss!«!•• Is-Ts mra™. THIS PR that it Is imp™ its application. AVOKZOO PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE TOB St'£BMATOBRH(EA. “seminal'pastille- BEST INIMENTS PCS KAir or BIAST. TEE BEST OF ITS KIND. JAKK Attorney at CE Michigan Central Railroad ■NANO SAPIDI BIVISION. J., tk« *.-••(«* *«1! i-rmlHi EAST AND WEST TO AND FR<^! MEXICAN ir.Bxrars.'sriis’. BOOKS'.'.MILLIOK woman! manage] dnnh, music, the Buller of gay drewss, t&becvo smoko aad ««rf Uthiog. To get at the latter you have only to descend a Bight of steps from the ricr, and there you are, like a pia.ee of pots, floating in the brine. In spite ul the hot weather, which is just seal in g down upon as, just look st tbe magnitude of (he transfers, which are indicated iq a mauur. by the transwtlona al the Clearing Houm. The exchanges on Tuaeday list were (103,520,782. and the balances were (12^,1.54 . then figures give an idea of the biuineas done' oo the previous day. Tlx? total amount of interest paid in this city on debts or dividend* u> July 1st by maoy Bute, | railroad, cr municipal corporations, is csti- i sat^d at between (30,000.000 and >40,-1 Ladies grand rapids and Detroit. ’■CSZ'uS “‘fiB.'IS (-...!»» 1.1. ». IJH.1 ala Sri In ths »«as st Iks Sssist DEi.ian cwi/rKS'ssi MUSTANG Barer, ta Us «UU at M.Ui*aa. I> Us al Iks ssirsr w salt, suauissd cstoeB^xEK COLLINS’ Voltaic 'SH LINIMENT GKO. I auc: PLASTERS SAVk YO Universal Temperance Legislation. Senator Shepard of the Cusopolis J'lyt'Atn/, says the following chaopra went | made ia the Temperance law* of tlw Stalo I at the recent scaiun of the I.egialattire. ri.-.-j drei ik.,.k»t. ,.r uw niKlrelre It i» proper to state howcrer that tiute tbe following was published tbe Governor haa vetoed the Oth proporition ■— bt-The aab/cn tax Las keen rained to •2lMl oa liqaor*. and 8U5 on inter with a corresponding iucrea-r upon wholesalers and manufaeturerv, the whole to bo paid in advance. ' 2d. Draggivu mu»: cither pa; the (200 tax in advance, or put up a forfeitable bond to pay (300 ia ca«e of an unlawful tale or delivery. 3d. All convictions are t» be followed I by uupriaonmrat aa well fine, an 1 each i day oo which violation* .>:eur eueititute* [ a separate cffcMe. 4th. The finding of liqtwn upuu prem­ ises where only a beer lieetue has been paid u nude friaua/rrefr evidence of in­ tent to sell; those having l«rr receipts only are required to place large placards behind their bam calling attention to their risk to sell liquor, and offering (10 re- »K l YC!! IEHBAN EllLBQAB Naxkvilk, WILLIA TA West-end, frequented by lbs commoair and rougher element of our city papula two, to the East end, which ia the resort of rcjpeetabiiity, shoddy, vice, in fact, every ph»e cf life that can K inugiuod. Coney Island, until about three years ago, bad a very bad name. Decent people would not go there. It waa almost entir­ ely given over to tbe depraved. It could only be reached by aa onpleaaant railway journey, with freq rent changra from homo can, Dr by boats packed with vkioes men and vemen, who made things lively for the ronjiany until they dwpened at tho beach. 1 The Island was celebrated then for three things, three card mcnle men, roast Hams, and rerf bathing. Tl e center and the eaiteru end of the Island was a dreary stretch of send that was halo 5thr Prosecuting attorneys, other of frequeMcd.' During the Centcsial Summer fires* named, whose duty it is made to eoa noted New York res ton rantair opened foroo the law, are liable to fine, punish­ a hotel at the center of the Island, at a ment, and snbetitutiou for failure to proaocute. Gtli- It ia made unlawful to tell liquors in rooms where games are played, or on legal holidays, or after 10 p. m. ■ • 7th. Drunkarda or minors found drunk may be arrested and eumpeBed to disclose where and ol whom they proenred the liquor which canted their intoxication, and inch diseloesrc (ball be regarded u sufficient complaint. 8th. Ths bonds are raised to five thoimnd dollars, and ths boodamen re quircd to live io the place where ’ tbe sa­ loon is to be located, anLrt»u>l justify abort all liabilities, including liabilities ou OLD AND RELIABLE. THE BEST OPIUM All Work C LINIMENTS FO2 MAN QB BXAST. HIGHEST REWARD ••( • « M—■■ A. IU>h>, l-aioi Cheap Homes in Michigan, HJ:;. Semi OrsjiiB fergggsgTtir.S;r** ■5SW osrthwiiwitia»M «.uw ,Wh V1HL MEDICINE CO, No. 82 Chatham SL, Pittsburgh, Po. Sold by Hn,. ’.I IIrr-, Bob t:» A IlotekiM and W. H. Givdjrar. public,; ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, TEXAS A«4 all P-laiti WW-re blKK.T liOl-TE TO BALTIMOItE, • WASHINGTON, Canada Sotffhern Railway PATENTS UWUIMI Why Letters don’t Go. Because yon forget to address it. Besuuse yon forget to stamp it. Became you forget to write the town or State on the envelope. Became you didn’t write The Uriel and nnmlier plainly. Because you didn’t put 3 orate oo the letter for every half-ounce, w fractional part thereof Became yon used a owe caoeelled J-JSJtSSS . HICHOLS, SHEPARD 4 CO., Haiti. OrMk. Mlcb. ORICINAL AND ONLY GENUINC “ VIBRATOR” THRESHING MACHINERY. C. A. SNOW & CO. big hulluon ; cat a dinner that will cost aesriy twice aa tnueb as at any find cbm rantaaranl is lawn: bear Levy twang hie little bora, be twangs hb lyre only when bn b talking: take a dip in "old' Ocean's salite spray,” u Tooker would call it 1n hb Plymouth Reek adrertiaemesta, and retsra to my comfortable home late to­ night, hot, dusty and ttred out. Coney Isksd b a very good thing in its way .and itahould be visited by erwymto who contra to New York daring thn Wed term. Butiethcnamcafallfliatbnrosibte take it fa nwxferatfea. Don’t try to d. it sB fatwa, three, or fswr bewsu, ysat bsaanre it b war New York. Mast of the fartsfa .1 th. Weal ar. alraUy fail cf COOK 4 ryunr MEAT rere- NEW PIANOS $125. Little Billy was told : ‘ New ask for assihlng at tbs tabic. Little boys should wait until they no .erred " Ths «hor day, after reflecting seriously fur a min*• or two, ha Mked : .Km a.tig»m»fcr>S.a., u. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-07-23.pdf 29cf887b62c40c4728a95494b4073c5a PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 12 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY-28, 1879. this paper aas-s NEW YORK. IMPROVED FOR 1879. ATTOKSBT AT LAW* SOLICITOR ■hS-XKttUSar: -safe* ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. . ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR IN CUA.XCMRY Fnmvt atlaajlna rlr« I. risaftsfc.T.s&Jte-.'sB Ing thank* for hu lodging.” ■ I auppoae, Maw Cashel, he i i amw rtragucr," Sant uid. " 'Pre : oh Mniagw, though,-dal he would i fer hi» break fka'J" GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. More JACKSON WAGONS ™ use in Barry County than all others combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Coll and see them at ■ tteKakleSkartLlM > WEST TO A ND FROM \PIDS AND DETROIT. • trial, bet th. X.reb.1 had do money to pay tb« expire. The apocul agrat iLcn talegnpbed to th. Marahal ol Texu but it brought no mcoey /frao/red. that it fi*gK«l. All abed ^Wbw ua 1 f wu bk mental ejaculv Th« ba rvmembmd bit interview with V.I.aqaex; bow be had retired to lb. ieputyU. b murt give way GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hastings, Mich., Muy 6, 1879. WattHtsares, D. C.,1 Jwly lO, 187®. | The evih nf Democratic luwiation here,” he muitered, after Tie. had cioecd tbe reeret entrance, and taken a aurvey of the apartment. He returned to the library. Kxlioguiahing the light* there, be retired to hi* aloepiog-roiMU. lie »lept till die mo waa far np ia the | heaven*. Valanqun tiad nu eonaci-oce. |*o that no panics for crime committed roald dielutb hi* riumb-ra. Ariaiog, and going to the library, he wn> aatnmotMf] to breakfaat immediately. “Saot." herald carricwly to hi* aewaat, •‘you can go to the crimaon room, and we if that «tango gentleman u ready for breakfaat." » ■ H» ua gone. Mama (lubcl," uidSaul. ■ 1 wu up to hia mn ao hour ago, aod he wu n’t dar." “Humph !' raid Vataqun, “bv take* Every Wagon Warranted ! WsefchntenUttny. ____ HeorijVi Heavieat Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and 1 Central Railroad VAPID! IIVIXIOH. WHOLE NO. 1263, ofhiaeyiwMM bright u the light off the lamp. ' * ‘ Yen, I -will have it donal” he uid .food in a tons low rod brane. “Solid wall* of atone ah.Il aha! him tn. Ha I ha J BEST WAGON ON WHEELS Hi* effort* were all in rain. He wearied himmlf, and wu furred to lie Mill in despair, not knowing for what fata be wu rourved. Death in *ome tacae Itf u bdpUaa u a new-born babe, and Valuquex would never let him eacapa alive, be Cuj: vrn. h. hayford. “Send him to the library after break(*»!." ordered Valaaqucx. -Yu, -h/ Half aa boar later, “v^eyall*r Vareor" •bufflrd into the library, lie not u aged aa might be inferred from Sant'* worda. probably Dot much beyond forty ycara of. age. lie wu atout io build, and IS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR Araat: laaU* kaoekt aw* a»M. u* all koaiaaaa lnciKt-*» aa reamaakla l,rai. (it<. nr», Bartow A <li*frrar*« aura._______ laarin Universal Croup Remed flST jnCffiGlS RAILROAD Nailville, WILLIAM fiiaiiai. WALTER. though he night have inbvrited th. eril trail* of both the rare, from which be wu evidently devetuded. But k areor bad tie*-r had anv opportunity to diatinguiab himrell in the tin. for which bta fare | ■ MiKk II raa amt ®r 4««1U. LI 0 nh h h DENTIST We have sold one car load of the J. I. Case & Co., Threshers, and any one wishing anything iq this line will do well to call and, ekatnine our samples and prices, in addition.to the above, we sell the Roberts & Thorp Vibrator Thresher ; C. Aulltnan & Co., Sweep­ takes Thresher and Monitor Engine; Woodsum Machine Go’s En­ gine and Thresher. E. M. Birdsoil Engine and Thresher; Minnesota Chief Thresher ; (hutr, Scott & Co. Engine and Thresher; B. F. Dow & Co. Thresher -, C. Russell i Co. Engine and Massillon Thresher, of which we sold several lost year. Also, the Atlas, Batavia and Mansfield Engines, and Gonr, Scott & Co’s; Lane & Bodly, and Mansfield 1*1 PORTABLE SAW MILLS. ••Y«u. uh, I i»" Varcor r> turned. •• I want you to prepare tome brick at>d m-wtu to ct»e a hole up-alaira After-, ward, you ran laaMer it over." ••Yen. Mama Caabel." ‘ “That b all, for the prrocat. You ran go now and prepare. When you are ready, TAILOB. . In Empire Block, over Mudge'* Store. Ml Work^GUARANTEED. It- J- Wf, Cirri® Sin nd umaieilal A.?.4.U!.-K5.iw EIGHT "y BUCKEYE MOWERS a REAPERS sold in Harry County this year. And if my love la ret to hate, let her ba ware!" When he reached The Cedar*, he aped twifily peat. “1 Mirra I tbould raffocate now, with­ breathing, out motion to give me breath," be ej.cu- V, BH* ran* Una* a* aaark *B| tTeUMrtlaaar:) I Xtera^m' MESSER BROS. Grain Cradles The Battle for the Cedars. Nut a found, but hi* owe 'broke the rtillnreu. . Valaaqugx had a worn that the door I eliould oerrr be open upon Lionel Cuhel. lie, urarain, rillUn, of the deepaM dye. oirjnt to keep hu word in thia rrepect ! iYrt he would not Lave hmiteted at a tin unnd f»l*> rathe to further hie end* I It «*» (imply a deep, diabolical rente of triemph io keeping hia vow, that realrain«d bim from opening the door *fd looking M. . When bo returned tn the library lie (had no great time to wail till Varnor came How long be had lain there thinking, when there ramea loud ooiae elvae at hand that echoed through the apartment, be could farm acwroeli aa idea At tbe aound he leatinctively tried to cry oat, bat no ut­ terance eoald be give forth. That be (d, it will relieve much really third dam mail matter of onerou* texre, and will im­ prove the revenue. yrobally by turning much matter of that character into thn mail* which formerly wait by expram. Secy Sherman will leave bare next Monday for Main., where be intends to In reality, it wu the apnea between the dejartore of Valaaqite* from the door, and hu return with the alave, Varnor. Then Lionel beard the uoiaea made in laying the brick to wall up the doorway. At brat be did not comprehend, bat ptceraUy hi* her rifled brain took in the fact that be wu be­ ing abut in between wall*. Ocouioaally be heard a anfareaaod voice that be knew belonged to Vrtaaqbei. reedition, bat hit. p<Lrertul -trazgira had partially uolocaed th\ord. that held him, no that bia next ferre Effort woald in all probability give him the ue of‘hia limbo. The work outride went oo. It wu rentpitted. Lionel heard hu cnemira de-art. and once more ailenre reigned. Drapair overwhelmed Lioael CubeL A the friendship of all our leading men, in­ cluding, betide, thou named abcre. Bean­ lore Blain-, ChandW, UunJia. Cuceroe and Hoar, and Rcpreecnutivea Frye, Gar- ["Do brick and da mortar am ready," baid the alxvc “De mortar I flnda already " •Load yowaelf with brick, and Twill' ►how yon where to take them," arid Vai**hurt. Already bad Henri’Vaia»<|U«i decid'd • Huou-.’ physically an Varcor wu, he wu' : upon the manner of dieptiaiog of hi* vic­ tim. Io fact, he bad amoved that before •qncx reached the fatal doorway. entering the critaaon room. bare taken a notion to hare thia He untaetcoral the door of the apart­ cluerd," Mill tlie/fabw muter of The ment, and returning to the aide of Lionel ra, poiutiug to tli door act in Kone. Cuhel, lifted bim in hie arm* But after taking a (tep or two be pfaeed him down keXhM. H»ilr»ad. .Im ALIiRS? The Aral hotel in the Stole to red ace rate*. Tbc firat hotel ia th* Stoic with Pa»eengrr Elevator. Soifthern Railway Ta rail Iky Uaua tka *e**rteter •< Uta Haul tor $2.00. $2.50, and $3.00 Per Day, iiita'ai BniDtuiuniai it Iriun CLOW WIRE BRACE CRADLE. Ml, IIOMB MEM Every Cradle and Scythe fully Warratod. ND TOLEDO DRYGOODS TR!aI!^ COOK & ROGERS Hara J.al'ep«M<l their New MEAT MARKET FRESH; SALT MEAT POULTRY 4I"> rw MILLINERY have just received n full stock of Staple and Fancy carried him from the crimwn room. The burden of Valaequcx wu a heavy ooe, but exatmeot give him atreortb, and be boro it eerily ereogb. Ho bad no Egbt, but knew tbe courae that be whhed to pome, and felt that he could find hu way whither be wtahed. ; At length the Kalla echoed hollowly to hi* tread. He wu far In the vert'wing of the gnat manaioo. He uoended a stairway, and at tbe top wu compelled to atop, braatblaea with fatigue. “Thia ia not ad much of a fereo to you, Mr. Lionel Caabel," be muttered, “u wu the performance a few nighu ago." He continued on again. Bat prewretly ho atoppeo, and placed Lioocl Cube) oo the floor. For a moment be groped about, then hia band came In contact with a targe key ia a door. He turned it, and the door awuog open, creekiag on iu biMgwe. »ro«S, -«>d, further, hi* al.vra knew bet. ter than tn telk about him. | Valaaqura Mood by until the la*t brick ra laid and tbc wall plaatored over. Not a tingle »ou«“l to betray that the gntmt had a human occupant had been I “Itamyatery will ncrce bo revealed," du the exuluag thought 4 the demon, whoee buo a>.ul bad conceived the plan Ay. it wu a dark accret that the priaon rrotn bald Who would ever dream of it? if hat aaapkhm could fall upon the rieh master of The Ccdara? reaidenee with the intention of calling up­ on Barban Liodaley, Aa haa ben elated. Ith had do oooacieote, au that no yulliy pknga could terve to reatnln him from any plan that be wwbtd to complete Galloping along, be met a colored boy, riding horoeUck al». Valumm wu about to peu, when tbe bey oalled to hire. Velnnqurd cbeckUd wickedly. He “Mean. Caahcl, here am aumfia fer you," placed the lamp upon the floor again, and, Mixing Lionel, dnggnd him into the apartmeet Again Ira Uftad the lamp, and aired lookieg down upon the pule, haadaomefiweof hia victim. “I boTteva he ia daad already." Vatea qua muttered, with a laugh of devliah malignity aod triumph. He west out of tbe prUoa, abutting tbe the dainty affair, and rcm;>rel1eed«d Imme­ huvy drer l-ebitd bim. Il domd wuh a diately what wu ondou- It wu the wedtaUofang Vahmque UekU h, awd pu dmy card »f Victoria DvV.ro and Vfatbe rwty key in HI* poekto. Tbe raya cf nykat'Shcrwoad. ■ th. kmp Ml on tbe wall. Th. door m^"October 4. at fire o'olcUi P. M-," bare, unfuniinbed apartment. Valaaquea lifted it, nod looked around. Tba room mut certainly hare boon conatruotcd fur a prison. Ttiore waa no other opening to it than the door by which Valaaquci had entered, Dot iron S grating In the walla. w«d 1 It win bw a.emn.rj for ~ Io re That pareca will bold peaoe » well u pound*; Thai, io order to be a rwmovaHe creat­ Wu he any nearer to actual liberty t Ho could .Mt feel that he wm ure, it ia oeccaaary al timaa to bo down­ “1 am abut out from light and life and right mad ; hope," be cried aeoeixingly. “Oh tbe devThat ailka, broadcloth* and jewel pro iliah malignity of that villiul” often bought with oAhar peeplea money: What could hi* priaon be but a Uving floor, hungry, epairiug. heh^ooUdViu ral^rBTurckTto remember hi* groping about thuwnila. “Woald h« cvntinue ibet, only to drop down exhauMed at lul, and drat" be raknd Mmaalf. I^robably hia action wu matiraotira, like that of tbe pneooed bird that fluttora it* winga agaiaM tbe bare of it* cage. Per hap* he had given over all bopca of onntpe; He bad troubled a apriog. and bad reuacd a aquarc in tbe areeingly aelid wall to awing away. After that it Wu bat the work of aa inatant to hod the aperture H* found the ^et>^ abnnduty Urge netfaJowly to it, and in >ao<h« rnraunt wm out of tbe prireu roc in. Lionel looked abrai. A abort dietar.ee �Wicaepisogwt and tho Whits Mountain*, Sn New HampshireA more dciigbtful trip than that to New Engbnd bywuy of HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. tbe Canada Southern, the Erie to New Opposition to all paper- infla­ York, the Fall River line to Breteo, and tion, and consequent deprecia­ from thence to tho I*ko and Mountain tion. In favor of a currency of region, via I^wril, Nuhua, and Concord, coin and paper of -equal value, esa erercnly be f.und oo tbe American anti equal purchasing power, the paper convertible with coin at the will of the holder. Times chanten and PRICES change with then. Never as TEA as cheap xs dow. We have a full line of NEW TEA prices that never wae ao low. •/ la try in 1^0. No pretest hu yet com* from tbe South against Jefferson Dari*-* recent declaration that the Southern women ere "bringing 1 up their tbildrvn to vindicate the printspice we tailed to establish." The only re- upper end cf the road, a magnificent view is obtained of the Franconia valley and village ; bet, in the main, the interest of a ride over the road consists in it* eogi neering and primers! forest view*. Tbo road i* equipped with two powerful loco­ motive* Irutn the Hinkley Locomotive Works, and a half dezco handsomely finished pascenger and baggage care made by the Ranlct Manufacturing Ccm- as Cheap as any place in Michigan. !. . SOAPS OOFFEES Of the trip north from Concord wc elip from the Jmipearfeite &ate*MH the ful­ lowing brief description, simply adding that in that letter friend Cogswell doe* green gnaa h and of what the country is The Election in California. much lea* than Jaadce to the beauties of like. Every human being has a warm To the article on tho 4 th page ol thia the Switscriand of America. He asy* — corner in tbe heart fur tbe little one*, and irnue of tho BaJrwrx, -from tbe New th. infonuatfon which ha* of late years York Bctald, reviewing the pooeible and been pttblbhed of the terrible mortality probable results of the election In Califoramong infant* hu impressed upon the pauia on the 3d of September, we wk tbe Iron* the fart that the chfldren need eare thoughts attention of our raadtwa. As is well known tbe Herald ie not in »ympathy -wkh stalwart Republicanism, yet send* hia lilt)* com out into tho green it ia fur honest money, and will oppote field* or down to th* seaside, the ebddrsn any fiat or repudiation achtmca, from of the poor aiekeo day by day of th* whatever rouree they may come- Thia Summer complaint* of children, and in article point* out tbo importrace, to the firn IcuuebesJ, and ccmmanding her ia the eloae, hot rooms of the great tene­ tutte, of tbe eJect-M of RcpaMiain* to tho veteran Capt. W. A Sanborn, who ment house* they have little chanoe of reCongreia in tbe Gulden State, and tbo baa tailed the waters of Winnipiaeogoe covery. Stone pavement* and brick walk certainty that a Republican victory there longer, probably, that any living man. throw back the glaring bent of the sun by Of the sail over thi* lake what cauuot be will defeat in tho Homo, should tbe eleo * • * Il is absolutely unparalleled in day, and are scarcely cool at midnight. 'It lion go there, the ejection of any Demoyandenr, and variety of scenery is then that a few days, or even some­ ako in tbe Old or New World. A times a few honn. of frosh sir and of Naiional aa Prvaident ia 1880. it, in any direction, present* a The Ohio Election. tmaum suocesriou of charming views plain country living make, fur thousand* The New York Tribane say*, “of the that vie with each other for the admira­ of babies, all the difference .between fife tion of every beholder, until language verdict of Ohio there ought to be no room taila te describe,them, and for.donbL Loyal to the core, that State cure startled tbe whole Nation by its vote against Valltndigham and hi* brood of traitor*. There is occxamn fur another such verdict Ogainsi the conspirators who u familiar with them as tbty should be. to ie realised that nritrlr one half the There is no place in our Stat* where for a disappoint the loyal men of other Smtre like expenditure of time and money, «o deaths in the city were of children under if Ohio deea not apeak oat again with great much can be obtained u at Lake Winui- fire year* old. Il was known that the emphasis. Copperbeadum wu killed by pieogne, sod in a sail acn.-u ha water*. majority of fatal came among the children her vote in 1863. Tbe more dangerous A lover of nature can never tire»of it, and in the Summer time wero of cholcre intho rixiton to It should ba numbered disloyally ef this day ought to be cruahed weekly by thousand*, instead of hundreds, fantnm and tho intestinal disease*, and by tbe vat* of Ohio in 1679." especially daring the aaturorr mouth* the doctor* declared that io very many of devoted to pleasure, travel and recreation. three cases fresh air, eapeeially at the sea­ Center Harbor, Wolfoborpugh, and,tho side, was almost a sovereign prescription. by onr Maine exchange* that the tramp camp-ground at the Weirs, ajj furnish at­ A week, would sere a life, and often, if is making himself a nuisance in the rural traction* for vbiton, and for a prolonged taken lu time, a riogta day on the water district* of that State. The people wbo would chock a dangerous disea**. When, desire, car. take the cars at tbe Weire iknowing all this, tbe public realiaed how mind that tbe Greenback manager* in. the for a trip to the - Mountain*. Three- ,•light tbe coal was cl sending ths chil­ last Legislature, in order to lecure tbe fourths «f an hour bring* coo to tbe Pern- ,dren out fur a day, Summer -a- undone acaUawaff rote, refused to past th a whole­ igewaaact House, where a good dinner ie for poor children were quickly organized. always ia rrediocat, and ample time is ' acme map law of New Hampshire. allowed to cat it Rcaumiog tbe journey They were luoceasful, and the good they U. 8. Manbal Henry of Burlington by nil, a few hour*' ride through lb* ।did wu so immense, compared to the beautiful valley*. uf Baker, Connecticut, Vermont says ‘-the duties of hi* oSc* and Ammonoreue river* bring* you to tlftr cost, that they multiplied rapidly. Then shall be performed pay or no pay, a* long Fabyu HomO, or takes you to lb* *um- seaside home* began to bo the faahioa, and a* h* can get credit for the government mit cl Mt. Washington, or to the Craw­ a: tbe present time there aro several iueh TheX^ildrena Aid Society i* the must for the beard of prisonersin proof of ford Hocse. in the White Mountain which ha arrived in town Friday with two Notch. Of all these point* of interwl it active ana effective institution engaged in is unnecessary to speak, fur nearly every illicit distiller* from Orange craxty after fatigable, and the amount of good it dos an cxettiag pursuit of two diyc So uys tn the prersotion u well u tn th* relief the Montpelier, Vi., freeman. of tickncas and suffering is very great The Chicago Inter Ocean eaya, "their During the Summer of 1878, for example, i* more rf the Confederate army in Conthe Society employed fifteen phyiicisn* graa than there ever wu of the United and thirty-eight “viaiioc*’' u they term State* anuy u the poll*. Tbe people are the person* whose busiowu it i* to search not *o uneasy about the latter a* about the out «nd report cue* of sickness and des­ funner, and they like the vctoca, and like titution. During that time'tbe institution tiun of tho Breton, Caneord & Montreal provided treatment lor 2,279 sick chil­ Railroad, to within a few rods of tbe Profile Hotue,.a dietanre of aino and one dren and jfkrcnts, £,248 visits were made half miles, nearly all of the way through by the physicians, 8,760 by tbe visiter*, Senator Rollins, ia .an interview with a forest, ao thickly wooded that over IHiuO 5,860 preseriptiun* wire furnished, 2,009 cord* cf wood were cut co the ground * Trffiane ccrreepoodeat, thinks that in taken fur the roul bed. The road uccnds sick went rostered to health, 5,270 pbysithe event of a three-sided contest for tbe all the ■ way to the Profile Hooac, al an Prtaldenre between Gnat, Blaine and average grade of about 116 feet to tho Sherman,Mcnister Waahburnc may be mile, tbe maximum grade bring 130 foci. The track is necessarily quite erouked to Said tbs Superintendent in a recent inter* view, "We give out to onr children about one thousand plants in the early summer, which we let them keep and care foe. »V e tell them what to do, of course, when we give them out, and then in the Fall we to bring tbe plants back, and prise* are given to three that have done the beat. From tbl* hothoMc, where wo keep these .plants io the Winter, we gat tome of onr boquet*. Other* come from kbc of the florial of the city, and *ome frore-8ucd*y School* and from kindly people in all di­ intervening space I file Hoose is m rection*. From Jersey, Coonectient and The Jfew York Heraldssys, that ‘ Dana, broad plank walk, Long Island they send them by mail and of the New York ,Su«, left the country aro ran each Way express. Only yuterday I received * and a gravel train_ _______ , —_____ for bls party’s good. Bdfkrii goes to There is one high trtule on the rdad, but great box full of wood violets, lu perfect no very heavy cuts, and for a new road, preservation, by mail, from tome unknown it run* very nnoolbly and comfortably. It will prove a papular way of reaching tbo Profile House, and comes into the 0 rack, just receised •» priess from lit‘o M e. •• lo gnde suj uality from cheap RIO U> the finest JAVA. TOBACCO >'e can beat the County la we buy at Manufactory prices. FISH i’e have a full line cheap. Lotroog, Juno 27th, 1879. Th* exhibition of the Royal Agricultu­ ral Society of England will be opened with appropriate ceremony on the 3<>th of STARCHES JI kinds to suit you. suffered eighteen month* in the boapital If the Democrats hare learned anything the put twenty year* in respect to tbe absurdity of State supremacy heresioa, tho platform cf the I’esnsylvania State Con­ vention fail* to diaeloae any indication of any inch new and much needed light. The New York Mad is confident that if the Republican* make a good nomina­ tion for Goreroor, the J'rreidentel cam­ paign of 1880 wifl be decided next No­ vember in that State by a majority of QO.OOO fur the Republican candidate. abont 71- . _ __ ______ ____ __ _ the journey through th* Notch is made each way in tbe beat boon of tbe day for sight seeing and enjoyment. The Profile House is unrivalled fur ait— *Dy make use of the law's delay,but it will not affect Cox's fate; ibo gallow* will claim A day or two before the final adjourn­ cation and excellence of table, auu still it* victim st the sppointed time, and few holds it* rank a* tho beet mountain, hotel ment of tho House of Representatives one regrets will be eKpremed when it has of the offical reporters received tbe follow­ ing note from a member: "Pleas announce my pare with the member from Road Is­ land if present I would vote I." - If all kinds. ‘ FRUIT of all kind* in season: Society wu held at Oxford in 1839 under th* presidency of Earl Spenser, and upon that oeoeaion onr grant orator, Daniel Webster, wbo wu present, held language wjueh ia lea* applicable to British lanneni at this moment than it wu forty year* ago. CROCKERY es/ at chtrup as others sell an inferior quality- \ sTone ware RS'PRDDnOE TAKEN IH EXCHANGE, -sa I1TH, I1OGLE A PRESTON, lluunp. J)uljf22, 1S79. th* fear or the prrepoct of a abort crop io England must derange and agitate the bnsine* transactions and moortary »p-cculatiou* and cxebangr* of the whole civiliied globe; and that, should there be a frost io England fifteen or twenty day* later in spring, or a dosen cold and wet day* when the harvest is reaped and garnered, every oom exchange in the' warld would be af­ tbe employe’s of the two houses a* a no­ tice that if the Democrat* arc raceeaaful fected it uoi rouvulaod by ilia result Since tlxaa word* were spoken by Mr. they will be thrown out of the places for which they have qualified tbemselre* by Webster, tbe tendency of the day, thanks years of experience, in order that the rel­ to the dtstanre defying inventiunt and ap­ ative* of Detncxretio Cwgresamen may be plication* of steam and electricity, is more provided for, sod thia teet alone iow ires and mure in the direction of an cqualixa- them to respond literally. One agent tion of prices throughout the glob*. The only a eno armed soldier, biamelf a diacharged employee of the Senate, is solicitdealers and speculator* in cereal* upon the |I log anbicriptioM. > corn exchange of Chicago, Milwaukee and ’ Tbe Democrat* make great promhes San Francisco are now as well acquainted ■ relative to favoring Vniou ooldien officialeach suectnsive day with tbe price ofr ly. But they aro poor performer*. Wbcnever they can strike dojn a crippled *oL wheat in Mark lane as the Eegliab mer­ i dler they Jo it. The latent sample ia that r J. J. Wiboo. of N. Y-, who wm an em grain in the greatest enmmereial mart ofr I pioyee in th* Senate- He waa retained dviliastioo. Simultaneously, the shippers11I until adjournmuct and thee summarily Hi* cue ia an aggravated one. of live cattle, sheep and bog*, or of deadI1 droppwd. __ ar.t.LK.1 ____.nd -J 1. t—lHe — waa faithful .St cficer i* .a — cripple, meat, from the port* of the United State* having l»l both leg* at Gettysburg. He to three islands, know whether the mo- is the kir^ of hero tbe Brigadiers don’t like. That is th* kind of transaction m*ut i* propitious fur frreh consignments to foreign shore*. Tbe whole world in that inspire* tbe derka to coutribute to the Republican c*u«c. fact, is now-an enormous glre. bow, hi Hon. Wm. K. Chandler has been here which every transacticn that takes plsee to look after the interewt of the Congro* i* seen and reported with lightuing *pec,d aional Committee. He take* a hopetui and unerring accuracy. The British far­ mer is upon his trial, and hia iuteryt* are »o inseparably woven with those of bin Fop the Laundry. the Kitchen, and for general HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES Im. a I c. Kira.«1.1 mu. w>. _____________ HlllaiUle, MiaU C. P. Rowell & Go's. Col. Comer Monroe and Jefferson Streets, .New York. Imfl REAL ESTATE. FOR S< AND TO RENT. HIGH AUTHORITY. IMPORTANT Tte lerito Putkuiu Cmpj Wesf Meriden, Conn., Knappen's Law Office. Tte CdeMri Rrtr® < kM knappen's Law Office. Knappen’s Law Office. Knappen’s Law Office. 0H!MY?W SEND^^S^Wj BACK! ring, and lung.'sweeping line of raised and covered oral*, an- the dormitories fur for­ eign herdsman , but it tn*y be doubted whether all or many of the hundred beda her* provided will be nightly occupied, Bering how prevalent ia the etutom among । three men to (loop in sight of their cbarg-, e*. Tbe foreign horse* will tnake a grand , •how; bat, in face of quarantine regula­ TfflTiB?* tion*, tbs burned stock from sbroad will present rather a diminished appearance. Still, there will be French beaais worth regarding ; and yesterday forty cattle and fifty aKeep from Cherbourg arrived at Portland, where they must remain for ten day*. The Channel Island cattle, of which no fewer than 200 will be abown, promise to be the bast u well a* tbe large*: display •ver seen io England. In eonaequeoee of^ the noble exertion* of Caooa Bigot, 500 Manhood: How Lott, How Reetored. Irish working farmerSj wbo have been in­ duced to join in a trip to the Kilburn aho w yard, will bar* opportunities of seeing for thcmaelve* tbom new operation* in foreign dairy labor by which, u tbeir reverend and wisely benevolent friend very truly s»yv, Irish butter is bring beaten out of The trial* of railway wagnns entered in oompelilion fur the gold medal and prix* of X50 offered by tbo Manaion Hom* Committee "for tlic licit wagon’for convey­ ing perieUble .rticle*, aceh a* firit. poul­ try, earn*, eta., a journey of 590 miles, the truck* to retain Ibcir contents at a tem­ perature of 45° Fahrenheit for a period of six day*," will commence to morrow, when the vans will be attached to the train from The Price of the Imperial Soap ia *5.25 per box of 1Q0 , lb. irs—75 lbs. in the Im»x. To any one who will send us an onlcf it 10 boxes with cash. $52.50 we will send one box exlta free u premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more axes at a time with remittance, and when we have thus received rdere for 10 boxes wc will send the eleventh box free u proposed bore. If you do not wish to scud money in advance yon may eposit it with any banker or'kierchant in good credit in your >wn wijh the understanding tmt he is to remit it to us on receipt' I the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Addrew CRAMPTON BROTHERS. more than ever necessary for bim to ad­ dress himself aerioualy to tho teaIt of rising in tbe aesle of reflective and intelligent preaching International Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Stcteiy offer* an op­ portunity to fsraers of learning how they aland when compared with their rival* be­ yond tbe sea*. SefMtccn years ago th* mum Society held on* of it* aoou*l shows at Balters**, and wu patronised by to scanty a contingent uf spectatbr* as to leave a serioM deficiency In tbe balance­ sheet of it* council. Regarded merely u an exhibition, the many miles of sheds already prepared at Kilborn to receive the animals, implements, and product* that are expected will afford a rich treat even to Londoner*, who understand nothing about | itoek, and bar* no other cocceptioM *• to tbe price of wheat than three afforded by Um2 Imperial Soap 2E?g Knappen's Law Office. knappen's Law Office. Canada Southern Railway Knappen's Law Office. Knappen's Law Office. ORGANS. JAMES M. HEWES ■*- Mew Tartu FmOMm Box. WML! WML!! North ride of the Thore*prle River, ia SAWS FILED, Ctam, TaMa Bedfleads, art Stfu •. iOOL! WOOL CARDING ittSEffiSKXtZ rHE'cuiVliStWi.L MKHCAL 00.. THE MERIDEN PURCHASING CO 34tf Wait Meritt™. Grau. AND GO TO and Oiliag. W. MARBLE, REPAIRED! luxaisa wixdok cvKrwtt, A BPEOXAZ.TY it. had eat in court only thirty ofit of tbroe-hundred and eixty-fiv* diiy«, being, it is Mid, both mentally and phyrireliy inrepwritated firm attending to hi. official ___ CANNED GOODS HUNT'S REMEDY gent-at-eroe uf tbe Senate hu just remov­ ed from the roll of Senate employes Sid­ ney Wilwn, a doorkeeper, who lost both I eg* In tim Union army at Gettysburg and A Republican paper ia Herkimer coun­ ty, Naw York, koon cfpereoca in high BUn&ufi io' the Democratic party there who wiB he found voting with ths Repub­ lican party thia fall baoarae of tbs action SUGAR loo, that among th* many charities to which Naw York gives princely donatioto year by year, none appeal *o irresistibly to tbe heart* of th* liberal a* thou* for th* PIONEER STORE I ■ 0. IISSI, LIME, HAIR, STUCCO, CEMENT1, BRICK. TILI, LAND PLASTER PUHI'S. PLOWS. DRAGS CLOTHING CVLTIVATOM. DOOUS0OVKL FLO* LKfT HAXDPLOWS. luf Yalta, Ml at Qutani Reaperand Mowers. A SPECIALTY. will do well to con- �Tf/t If'ruiUctfllWu, I * H rilANta.K M - GUIDE ;»aby* ou Wednesday uf tart w**h, by] --------------— res*.a of a spike hlttiog him la tbe aye 11 r Y LUCAUM.JK. T1ME-CABD wbifo forta>D m.tuplfag ta »H «pke into a fin. fi» p«ra«t MtJSXeid^r . ■ ’ i.u., Gau. Ewing mude a very weak speech 12;': «”>•>* Columba* a few that tbe German Democratic paper* are withholding their support because of Mr. Ewing'* financial herwie- Friday Kn. July :8th, 1879. Hi* Ho* nr, Mayor Grant tn the ehair. Roll ol Aid bring nailed tbe following . . were prmai t, via. Aid. Barlow, Httoh, lag year. ye< the idea pre rail* that Krily, Shrmer, Slebbiaa, aad toMg—6, there will v be nenriy aa *largo amount of *~ “ ----- -----------Abacui, AkL McNuagbWm, aud Pre* wheat, w tbo bead* an haarily filled. Your correspondent had Ua czfrvw pUasore of aaaisting to suck wheat two and sea half days, for Mr. H. A. Walker of Martin, Allegan Co I spent nenriy a week at Mr. Walkers, and enjoyed my We frequently beer this question naked: * Why i* not tbe etrret sprinkler running this dry. hot weather *" Well, we cannot A Mr. Jobe Dm, of Waylaad, bat answer the question, bet if you wil) wk the proprietor* or tbe sprinkler, they ■ho liven elaw to th* Barry Co. line, died thia morning from an over done of probably will enlighten yon Biabtp Foster has been assigned to morphine taken to doeden pain, he wu prerida over tbo Mulligan Cooforcnce of • offering from u exoaadiagly painful fever POWERS & BARLOW, the M. E. Church, which meets September whtph meet, al th* wuc date will bo pre­ aided aver by BUhop Bowmut At tbe municipal eieeaicM hdd last week at Annspriia, Maryland, and Jack­ sonville, Florida, th* Republican* won by a derided majority ia each place. Hitherto both theae citiaa have .been copper-rebel THREE PAPERS FOR $4 00. We will send the Detroit Weekly Poet and Tribune for one year, the Michigan Farmer for one year, and the Refvblican Dasnkr until Jan 1st, 1881, to any peison not now a sub­ scriber to the Bannkb, for $4.00, to any person sending us the money for the three paper prior to September 15th, 1879. Tbe Bannxh and the Fanner for $3.00. Tbe Bamkkk and the Post and Tribune for $2.70. Now is your time to get good papers cheap. Ury July 0 wu M72.193,68 receipt* for the week ending July 12 Were IMD97^Sj payment* for same time 59­ 553,39; leaving a balance July 12, 1876, Of W70.737.C4; dcerweae for the week I1.456JM. William Joon; a colored Baptist preach er aud eebod teacher in Cheneyville, Rap­ ilea puiab, Louiaiana, was token from hi* house by a mob <>a the nigbl of Jane 13 and hung, for no other causa than that he had adrijpl colored people ia that vicinity . Mim Geurgie Brainard of Prarierille recrired severe injuries a few day* ainee, I to emigrate to Kansas Dated Engine Boom, July 11 th. 1879. Tbe Rev. Martin V. Iterk, well known am iaformed, by being thrown from a bag­ And the same wu approved. to our cititc&u one of tbe twat eloquent gy and fracturing her Skull. A piece of Front tho Ordinance CommiUoo_ aa afMtkcre io tbeStote, will addrew* the the skull had to be removed. She ia, bowChristian Temperance Union, ia th* Coart ev<9, getting along very well. There ie a targe number of KsImmsuo. House Square, at 3 o'clock oo Sunday aftenmoa. July 27tb. It i* hoped there itea at their grounds *1 Guo Lake, and they aro having fine time*. Will be u large crowd irf attendance Ilaatinge ia also largely represented al Aye*—Aid Barlow, Haleb, Kelly, ' W* have read with more than ordinary Shrin^r, Stetten* and Yowog —C interval, the eloquent Oration of Aaron Nays—0. Clark Eaq., of Middleville, delivered at By Aid. Young Eatoo Rapid., July 4th. Oration* of the Hnohrni, That the following _ _ money be trauferr-d Irone the Contingent tbe tone and character cf the cri.br*’ion uf oar National annivenwry, and are a credit both io that heart and head of their A party of ptenicer* from tbi* city went to Tbornappla Lake yesterday, and report baring had a good time. We understand the croquet factory ia to complement of band*. Tbe whortleberry crop ia a large one, and the probabilities arc that they *ooo ewe be bought cheap. 1'lic t'—d leading front tbe iron bridge to tbe cemetry ie being put iu gnud ahapu. Good, it deeded it ! There are fresh indiesti^ua that Mr. Tilden ia very quietly surrounding tbo DetriLntlic Coo r rot joe of 1880 Mr/l/o. Brook* of Orangeville, baa been seriously sick, bul.ia new, we are happy to state, able to be out again. Mr. Rice, of tbe firm of Dygrrt, Buff A Rice, Book binders of Grand Rapids paid ui a very pleasant call on Monday Tbe Womeo'a Christian Temperance Union wiB bold a weiaf lbw, Wednesday, evening on the Court House Square All aro cordially invited. When growing crops sod garden, were ..■minr lor want of rain, it came, for which everybody but them who bad wbeat out, won vwy thankful. Mr. Brown, of tbe Spaidieg,. Wilkiqa Manufacturing Co., with hit family left yesterday hr a month* virit at tbeir old homo in Rockford, Illinois The crop of potato bug* baa not after all, been a very extensive one only in a lew loealhim, and therefore potato* will be very plenty and ebewp this fall. The Battle Croek ia re«pon*ibU for the aiAtemeut that Hou. Goo. Willard ia to taka tbe stomp for Charier Foster. Rryoblioan nominee for Govurww iu Ohio. Church A Co * eoda edvertUed in our criuuma > rivusg universal eutia&ction wherever U i* —d. Many of the people fa thia cent low bavaunted it thoroughly, and are ootopekrn in ita pramc. Hold On. Call at Power* & Bartow's more where mw gumming and fihng will be done better and cheaper than by uy other mu. ■UM_____________ Bnt Cotairr WILL YOU, DYE ? We .re selltng Dye StnBi cheaper than any plsee in the city, in any quautily. DO NOT PAY 1 pay »y Freight a.d are -ftrig at FACTORY PRICE. THE HEATHAN CHINEE U *^T‘“*,1"f,!rtnrrr<’fP,Pw-b8‘i‘”«1J-^ri»h him to— the fine pper, which i**. oL£ ' 'l’‘" “ T*“or ” Bc>’A »ka Navririri in Virit- POWER CORN SHELLER. Mmara.'llale A Bartley have added to tbeir other farilitw in their fiourin); mill, -that of a first clam power corn-«hrli«r. 8o bring along your eurn aud gut it shelled io one eighth the time that you,can do it at home IteiMiuber that fiuur, lewd and grain, sama grade* as cheap a* anywhere iu the city. A ftco dlirery to al part* of PERFUMERY IN BULK. W. bus. .MM vrny fiu New York P»firmer* which you cm buy ra any quuwy SOMETHING NEW, MICE . (flK A JL “WS XTj and lasting Gcm lakl. July 18,1879. Et>. n.tMSK*—A large party of Haatings boy* at the lake, and a crowd at Tbe Bull'. Head, New Y<*k,mtbe great d«q»4 of ezebacgv, barter, and sale । of horere . at it are located all lbs prcmtLively ttinea. bad by tbe Kalamarooana, wool |50 <10j i neat bur** dealer*, and evert msa fa want luting nearly *1! night add alarwung the Adopted by ayea and say* u follow. i of a bora*, be it either a troUer, stately nun to make bruts* of their follows, lor a doge of the farmers. Ayoa-Ald Barlow, Kelly. Sbriner, carriage hone, or lor a junk dealer's wag[ an, i* certain of finding what he want., money conrid-ratiou, and then | jy out the Stebbiu and Youmgs-5. cither in quality or price. Al! are aecomcaused by that Kali money thu. obtained to oScer* for jailing । modated Every day carload, of homes didn't get married. are brouebt to it. In tbeir trau«portallou minister from Kaiamagoo and having all they arc frequently bruised aud maimed. A patent right denier catne here not The deelevu find nothing so quick, speedy, prcpcrali-joa made, the expectant bride long ’ sinec to gobble up *otnebody, and rare u Gilre' Liniment Iodide Am­ backed out. Come again Frank, ferns met John I,. Fish, traded ud came out monia. You will, if a' listener, hear tbe will grow next year. Belter luck next following -Hallo Dari, what alls that •eeond beat, and now be ' ayemda. If horse ? ' ' Kicked on the right front kue* dealing in patent right*, by any pcraon —•welled M large u a big turnip. Rub Nay*—Aid. fihrioet — I. expept the inventor, wu made a Sutra J C.-RUNVAN & SOB By Aid. BariuW. Pri.cn offence, there, would be Iran K'ljrni. Tbe tbe o*oe of Pound swindler*,; rowling about seeking whom Manter be and the sun* ia hereby declared vacant, Carried by ayaa »d nay. •• fobThe oSrial report* made to the Secy* ' tary of State .how that in Barry ennmy Ayea—Aid. Barlow. Kelly, Bbrfacr, there wu 55,713 acre. vf wheat in 1878, Stebbins and Yaaag*—5. ' •nd In 1879. 55313. Tbr rrop of 1978 Spiritualist* and Libera Nay*—0. Camp-Meeting. u arperted al 1,088,162 busbela. which On n.->tico, Council adjourned. GAITERS, SLIPPERS, AC. was probably about throw foanlu nf it.* Jons M. Bmunks, City Recorder The State Catup-meeting, under tbo And everything in their Hee, of the beat actual crop. We think Ibero will be au.pice* the Michigan tiuto AasoeisSweet Sleep l,0(Mi,<100 bnslwls of surplus wheat iu quaSty and very CIUEAI*. Thia ie tion of ripiritualiat* and Ltbersliau, will tin* county the penMnt year, and that it tie held on the ground, of tbe Central Is faatetnably preriou, but tbe torture u <Jd time E-uabtwhmanl and ■ill bring the producer* *1.09 a bnd«ri ou , Michigan Agricukuni Sorioty, at Lansing. experienced from restless slumbers, t»d dreams and nervouMm, ia ilmoat ind* tbo average senbabie. Refreshing sleep cannot be rojayad when the body is subject to aiL Mr. Gao. Bewdman tbe very efficient mrou that are so eumtuon at the prrecn: mail carrier between Hickory C'oroen and time. Many wretched •uffarevs vainly thi* city, has tarried the mail betwren court it, becaoM they foil to sork proper tbe two points named, f<>r th* tea year* rehef. But a positive aad speedy cure last put, and on th* 1« iut. entered upon i» obtainable in tbe greatest remedy *v<r another four year* contract io the ratnc by a tine chemical proeaan from the pare capacity. Mr. Bcndman i* an bobcat, steamer on Grand Riser will ply between natural jukes of the Sandal tree Eminent straight forward, aecommodaung genii*- the City of Lansing and tbe wamp-gronod. physician* everywhere acknowledge it to man, and it will be a source of natisfactiva Only a part of tbe time will Ifc devoted to ■{■eaking, u it fo fatewdwd to make the to ike people between thia City and *.cial feature of the occasion the losinterHickory Corner* to know that Mr. Head­ part of the lotrilcctul. Tho phenomenal man w Mill to carry their tnaif ph**e» of the spiritual gaepal will be in­ W* paid a virit to tbe Chrerc Factory vited to full manifestation through circle* and rcance*. A portion of each week shy tn Rutland recently, and were surprised to evening will ba sat apart foe dancing. note the amount of buinea* being doe* The bc*t .peaker* from Michigan and there. Th* building and iu surrounding* abroad bare been secured, and addresses were in perfect order, indicating that lb* •nay ba ex pertad from Dr. A. B. Spinney, President of the State Auxialion, Bev. manqgera knew they were profuring food up of Food, Yrilow Complexion, Groor^ J. H. Burnbam, J. P. Whiting, Mr* L. tor lb* people, and intended it ahould ba A. PearoeU, Mra. Mgry C. Gala. Chu. A. llebiliiy. Inactivity, sad Drowaiaam, Liver in a evodiluin to ba appreciated by lb* •Andrus, Mr*. IL Shepard, ud other*. Il Complaint, Jraudico aad BilioMueu. for coosamer. At preunt they arc manufac­ is expected that Col. Robert G. Ingersoll which it is a eertala and speedy cure. No pereon should be without it. I* order turing about 1,290 Iba. of three per week, will t>e aciurM lor a cuy, out tne aate has not ban decided on. The renowned to prove that it wil) do aD that we claim and it ia a first dau article in every re­ Mr*. Cora V. L. Richmond wdl dalivrr for it you ar* riven a trial bottle /roe «/ spect. Th* demand for tlicir chease by tbe addrew oo Sunday, July 27th. cool, which will coavioeo you of its truly th* dealers in oq; city ia fully equal to all woadsrful merits, and show you whst a The Chicago A Lake Hurow R. R. will regular one dollar rise boule will do For they can manufacture, benew lb*y are tail­ sal* by Rusnell Brea. « lyl ing tbrir product at prior* which arc sat­ ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS, of th*Grid*, k^i.. FdRftKT THAT DON’T LOOKHEBE BOOTS B ■, CALF SHOES, A few days ainoe, while at Prairieville, isfactory, rod will enaura th* sucanm of we visited tbo new roome of the L O. O. F., asd were pl meed to we ao nice a nx>m the euterpriu. Felix Meier, of Detroit, a Bavarian by in which oar broth eve can moot Io do tbeir birth, bujuat completed at bi* home, 477 Sherman aired, a moat wonderful Tb* Bfitoe of the Bastmb* will ad­ drue tbe people of Baltimore, el the piece nf meebaniam. in tbe *hapw of a dock. Aonordiag to the JKrewmy A>k», Btriksr Bcbod Hoose, on Saturday even ing of thi. week, on tbe aubjvet of tom. ,1 threw, the celebrated Straaobnrg dock entirety into th* shade. He bu been at work steadily and patiently for ton years Mevrra. Crcwy 4 Upjohn have burnt upon this wonderful machinery, aad final tbeir first kiln of brick and tilu, and if a ly untuilsd it to th* public <ma day lart nicer lol of either brick or tile cm be prowrek, and it ia pronounced by tbte- who dvevd in th* country, we would be pfeewri have asea it, ** probably the moot beauti­ ful aa-well a* wonderful production of th* Tbeve will be a pure meeting sixty kind m th* world. Had wu qmce, w* rods east of the Darling Sehori Heta*. in ' Irving, on Saturday and Bunday, Aug31 and 4th, rowu are informed by a aud from Rev. B. F. Hungerford. Mr. Geo. Bobbin, of Yeakrw Springe owns what waa, a splendid three year* old coll, but which be* been ruined by aome demon'io human shape, wbo, one night entered Mr. Robbie's .table, and ent one of tbe ham »tnng* ol the roll. Mr. R. felt very bad about it, and bandaged tho ' limb, and doetorod II till it begun to bare * tbe ap|«srauee uf getting well, wboo the by aym and sap aa follows Ayon—Aid. Barlow, Hatch, Kelly, fiend again visited the -able and tore off 8hnner, Btcbbiw and Young -C. ' the bandage and did bls work over again. Nays—0. Mr. Bobbin* think* ba knows wbo tbe Tbe following waa nwetved from Hue* Koundrel ia, and it is to be hoped be may euoooad io finding oat for certain, and bring tbo villiaa to jwaliee : yet we cm hardly conceive bow jtaeliee coaid be meeted out Io »uch aouunjicb. except tu follow bi. own mode of torture, by cat­ ting the ham stnnga oo both of bi* leg*, and continue the torture M long aa be Wheat, Wool. Corn, Potatoes, Lard, Butter, Pork, Hams, ursciAL afwDar uevutoar, JOLT 87, .Starting from Va!pan»o at 3klU a. m., aad arriving al Ijn«i»- iu time fur morning service. The return train wdl leave Lan­ sing nt 5:39 p. m. Ticket* good July 87 Mo. Cora V. L. Puchmond wil deliver tbe principal address, end k is expected thia will ba the gnat day of the Campmcoting. For time of U»fa *1 various stations, aad Him of fare tor round trip, which are tb* lowest ever offered, area for a Sunday excursion, call on th * Cbwngo A Lake Hu roe R. ] • r Grove; W. H. Blaaloy, Orangeville; I*Gystte Teerpauoiug, PrariaviUe ; Cbariea Oaks, Hail..J , Marcarn GAentell, Tboraapph ; Andrew loghr.m. Wtmdlaud ; Samoa! C. Ritebio, YaakveSprioc* I W ilium Campbril, Amy ria, Ueoege warn, Barry, WiriMdS. Bogun, Oaritoa; Andrew J. Handy, Cwdctow ; Peter Co­ burn, Ha»:u>tn Township; Calvin B. P.«.Ma. Henry Pmsb, Hawisga City ; Daniel TU.p—. Hope; Wifflam Mugridgv, Irvi^f, Grange R. Grayburc, ■fioncMmiMM WALTRJl A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KJNDSOF MACHINES. ’T’JBCJS: CJBCTTB3B T>3L-OXJOr And a number of others baring a good Record. Everything WARRANTED to be the very best of its kind. Look at the ADJOINING TUB BANNER OFFICE, lm3 That I have the finest stock of Dry Goods in Barry. County. I bought my Stock in New York before the advance. I have not ad­ vanced my prices. I sell Ladies’ Ready Made Suite for WltTfe and Figured Lawns for ' Linen Suiting^ for' - — Kid Gloves in all Shades - . - - $1.00 16 eeuul 18 cent* 60 eta., 76 cte., and $1.00 PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. AND SELLS Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks for preparing enJ u.ing , in German, French, ar Kogiieh. Sent by mail by addrawnag with stamp, naming thia paper, ( W.W. Khcarer 149 Kwara Bieck, Hori.iteceiver Peck bu just been eulbov- a*tnr, N. Y 30ewwm« to giro it in our next iaane. iaed by the U. B. Court to expand 135, < ia putting this diririon of, th* C. & Mm. Goo. Hridea baa had put up ad of the Circuit Court, and Mmmoeed to 000 1 H. in good repair. the grave of bar ktwband and little babe, be iu altaudsbcc <m the lllh day of Aa- L. Th. Albion AmwrWrc my* the oldrnt gust al 3 a'ritMk iu the afternoon, via. • John Textar, Irving; Psur Firiwr, ' Johuetown; Sils* J. Bedauek, M.pte ] of Mr Black's artislic .kill ' The tnoouSmith will entertain au ico croum eucial Otent u of Tenure** marble, and tbe mafor the M.R. Church, i. tbeir park aa torial b buwlifwl indeed, being Murer bk* Friday ovwaiag of th- wook. A JJ’j granite both « tutcrial and taiab, tbew uy other stone in th* world. When vi*- WARRIOE MOWERS ! , t ' Plaster, Lime, Hair, Stucco, Cement, And allakinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. SJUGZfi liUnCTORISG CO., 1 A Faxx Book of nearly 100 large octovopugaw foe th* risk. Full of valu- i aUeuoiwow ricrofu'*, D—we of the Breathing Organ*, Diastem of Maw ; IN. ALL SHADES. CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. IIuUi in tbe Latest Style*. In all kinds of Dry Goods I make the lowest poraible price for Gash. LEWIS STERN. Washington Blocks 42-41 �ocratte and N'a-iuttJ vote fittmed SSI jar It cent of the total pull; PcnoeylnoM. in |l wIrish fast year Huyi, the ilepublinan i Govcraor elect, pUted but 45| per eent cf t the vota cwt, sod Wisooewio. in which < twu yean ago the F^pubisraia cast only < 44i per rent of the total vote. All three I it is urged, are R-publictft Matra id which A high life romance contra irorn Marieueb a combination of tbe opjtoaing doMr. Huntly of Lagrange tnl Hunts oct an electoral ticket might defeat etta.Oa. ‘ Ilichardscc of Marietta bad boon ' the Republieana and ramie them fatal ios- Mias ■ betrothsd for a long time, but tbe lady's : parents broke the eusagemcn: and ahc rhere is, u',C£>ar*«, nothing < beramo affianced to a Mariette gentleman. The evening of July 8 they were lo have itrary 1 be framers of that expected tbe member* of tbo Electoral been married, but 11 sully bearing of tbo Cdlsge U vote independently ; aad if two affsir, put io ns appearance an the 3th political urtios can oom hina upon a joint and pleaded hie old cause. Tto lady at ticket, with- in agreement to divide the dretctal vote afterward upon a prearranged basis, they are free to do thia. Tho main and probably fatal difficulty about it i« that in Presidential yean, aa bug exper­ ience shows, tho voter*. slmo*t without exception, go back to their original parties. Every man wants bis vote for Fresident to tell; and whatever may be the green­ back nalioual vote this year, next year, unless all prewdeuls fail, tbe Republican National will vote the Republican Presidcutial ti'Acr, and the Democratb Nation­ als tbe Dcmccratie ticket. Moreover, tho INSTANTLY RELIEVES. difficulty of dividing tho electoral votes, the auspeiou of each ol tho two root reel ii.g parlies that the udirr would cleat it, th*r jralou. ambition of candidate*—all would eosiribule to mako the plan fail There tv no doubt, however, that it ta entertained by alinwd politicians, and it may play a Frt in the great game of 188U, ospecUlly CaliCmia ab->ald go solidly Republican anl Ohio Democratic. Ladies sS® BALM will IJTW1- liy yon to yonr h<*rt s con- SANFORD’S ’ RADICAL CURE RADICAL CURE PROF.FORHARRIS SPERMATORRHIF.A. •seminal/pastilleFor CATARRH INIMENTS ■ rz-?’ »CZ XAlf 01 BZAST. Results of the California Election. ■gv-ttsss-siffiS TEE BEST 01 Wet>. Astra AUitMrkr M-eUraw. Mank DWsall ksviss Wra trail* la IU raUlliora ,4 > sarula (adralarv •( l»or»t«- tas4< sa.f •ae-dlU aa tka twaau litaHk 4s. -< J.b is Iks tut.1 sCr iiirr>> ail iks lane leraaa aa fcJtasi. I BOOKS I . MILLIOK sawtsaaOtuissrMwktras. >s t»*~r tksau «. lk<s*' earth wain 4. ItaaUrO af Jerksea. Baaaar a-salr team nt ■■“Sto-? Sra.-d-s.,tls75us:s'i.~=S 5 Michigan Central Railroad HAND IAPIIS DIVISION MEXICAN Tbs IWiaMe ftkort U«» EAST AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT. MUSTANG sou i*ar. tk. Ua4> aiU irans-sn Jew,UM la I ■•mrr, ar M Mart, Ih.nvl a< (Salt hr a<v«« e=t*r uS Tti, COLLINS’ VOLTAIC PLASTERS LINIMENT ^A^juTb-iCTi“*•••«*** '"U»K>kV SSvqHTALl.V.UM levaWMl.Hvlatl«\ AtlMWVS. Jars* sm ItWiall bulir Wva mM, la Ua raadiiisas at a> <sad by tinra <? o•«»>»../ Uirrr s>4 Seas A. II a rats Kssi l lisaraa. rsralaa liases tl>4 ) are Sater-lasu, Sat-la, lau th, th* t— tk** 4*u “ < *• 1 wt. “f “•% ra“»» <*• »a«i < l sail Caan fcr aatd i-.ssia vf Bun slsssjtrisuri! gg C8E160 1 IB! KCHElI EULKAG BC UL*-**i THE BEST KUtiora. OLD HD RELIABLE. _____________ WlmM, h a Standard Family Rcmnly L*r disrarawof theliver, Stomach and Bowels.—It u Purely Vegetable.— It never jl HOUSEKEEPERS LINIMENTS ros 1UK OS SXAST. II. -.1 B’4 E y Ki*. Uvat's* M>i*l Ckteraa. 4*t* » *e»n*r»!«. it H 'r,L' 5,*i i«-a I? Sts';:.,. rttip mt-rt! • ...fe- l:~- «'..L MINERAL SOAP. i| HICHEST REWABD IX J THE KITCHEN Tbe Coaneeiieut Logiidslure adopted a resolution recently deonunriog tbe recent anti-Cbineso legislation as a flagrant riolatioa of a raered and honorable treaty. erau 146. < Tbo vacant Texas seat has since been filled by by the election of a Democrat, Which pres that aide 140 votes, snd they cqunt on Ledd of Maine, Wright of Pennsylvania, and Stephenson, demo­ crats with prong greenback proclivities, wbo did not vole fer Mr. Randall, lo make up a total vote of 149, two more than a majority ie a full Hoose, provided tbo four Calilofnia districts and the Wcateheetcr district in this state should all send RcpnbliewM. It m evident from thia that tire famous ‘‘democratic majority," of which we btvo all heard so much in these latter days, and which wu supposed to represent tire Will of the great American people (with a capital W), », m Mr. Toots wouH have said, “of no eoosctpeure." -It will hardly do for a party with an uncertain majority ot two in the House of 'JlcprvMotstires to insist oo changes in important laws sod talk non­ sense about the President's rraistwg tbe will of the people. When the Uilora of Tooley street proclaimed themselves ra “We, tho people of England," there were at least three cf them; tho Democratic •T rawer X*. Ua IHirie eaaiatalar rtrMr *• ii«9ingtaa| The Chicago market hu been slutted with strawberries this season, sod the rul­ ing price has bern but four rents per quart. The New York llrrold says “Iu tbe Greenback canvass thia year, tbe digs will moral engagement would bind bim to the be made of pper, and will be hauled in on Democrat1 Moreover, Mr. De la Matyr rainy dap." • was a Republican before be rfss a green­ "Tho Story of ManlisUcn Bench" is beaker. ( , The resell in Calitrnis, it should nut the title of a very neatly printed pamhblet. which giree a very interesting sketch nf be forgotten, wil) not change the political thispopulsr summer re*<t. majority of the Hoose. The House has 293 mcmbl-rc. When Mr. Randall wu A you: g lady graduate may, tn after yeare, forget the rille of her oway, bat she will alwsrs remember bow her whiu ‘‘pekay” dross was made and trimmed. J®.‘k.feEMUSKf I If the four CaHfbrum districts should return Republican Representstires at the election two months hence, which is not improbable : and if next year the nominstioo rf three Presidential candidates should happen to threw the erection into tbo Ao cxeltanua rays tbo dogs of war now 1 House j)f Reprhrantalivra, wbioh ie at least 'have a Peruvian Lark. poraiblt, in that 4a>o the reverend Gilbert de la Matyr's vote in th* House might Jackson city had 119 saloons iu 76, 93 make a PmnleM of the United Sutra for ia 77, 87 in 78, C9 this year. the term ol four years, beginning on the A recent directory census of fipriogfield 4th of March, 1881. It bin little atartling to think that our III., shows a population at 31,693. “This can't bo brat," as the man raid when lie bought the porcelain egg. one tolenUy obscure Indiana RepnwenUtire map not impoasibly decide who abdll role fifty millions of people for four year*. bis peach crop as it stands for 87,000. Aecordmg to iho cuoMitotiou when the On: of lhe nineteen window glais factorilcetura! votes are opened and coanted “tbe perron haring the greatest number its in Pittabarg. fifteen are in apcratioq. of votes shall be President if such number The acreage of the Arkansas cotton be a majority 'of tbe whole number cf crop will Im 4 per cent, larger than last deeion appointed; • • • and if no pereoa lave a majority, then from the persons having tho hiebra: number*, not exceeding three, ou the list of those voted fer as Preaident, the Hoc® shall choose immediately by ballot the President. But in choosing the Presidsot the votes shall be taken by States,the representation from each Stale having one vole." Ofoourae, Ilqo. Zarh Chamllcr is re if ths elviion does not fall to the ilcuso, the colored band in. Ypsilanti three datura havs no importance ; but if it should iho following would be the situ­ Aegust. Tbi cod-fishery along the ! ation:— . There arc 38 States in the Union. In witk and Nove Botrita ooasta tbo present House the Democrats/h^re a majority of Representatives in the Tkl.-gations of 19 States ; the Republican* io like manner control the delegations iu 18 Matra. । Ef they should arty California CoogrcMOieo Young soya Poster will the Hrauo voting for President would be, equally divided, coasting the Indiana del- have at least 30,000 majority io Ohio aad egitiuo sd Democratic. But the Indiana perhaps 60,000. delegation contains aix Democrat*, six Re ' The St John a nneufaeturing company publirana, snd one Greenback Democrat. employs 123 men sod turn out 8700,0(10 worth of work annually. A. (:. CLIHI Possible e best Cheap Homes in Michigan, feral Griau Careful housewife (lifting a shoe from tho Mop tureen)—"La, who'd a thought baby's shoe would turn np in the soup ? But I knew It wu't lost. I never loee anything." Ths Toronto papers attribute tho dethc line Tho businras u very active all along the border. When Mayor Prince spoke of the Old South as euggeative of the Old Scratch, he probably intended it as a compliment. to the ladies who in scratching eo bard lo preserve the sncUotpile. CHAS. F. BATES & CO.,Proprietors, VRII, HEDIC1MB CO, No. 32 Chatha:u St, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tbo Lansing Rtpul.lican has tbo follow. iograilroad cunuodrum : "Why is the Grand Trunk railroad company like a follower of Darwin ? Becatuc II is look* log for tho eounreting link." USE THIS BRAND -- . , M* ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, TEXAS as4allp.au WCff. DUKT hWTN TV IIALTIMOR E, •••« ft WASHINGTON, * *»»-• .... ■ . . ....__ _ ’ ttt®. rras on .I An Indiana judge married lut 'wcck hie fifth wife, having lost otto hjrdeeth and three by divorce. Tfee enterj^ning woman who haa undertaken to console this much bereaved man ■ only IS feure old. *»•?.• tx The New York Tribune mentions that Etxtef contained in gold coin 813C.08U 260,14 a sum 81,297,620,72 greater-than waa on band at the date of resu-uptioo. Elon. Chas. Foster, republican candidate for governor ol Ohio, voted against tho ralsry grab bill, late, early and all the time and turned his part of tbe steal into the United States treasury as soon as received. In areh rtgtmcnl of the Imperial Horae Guards of Russia the bones are all of the same color. The tucu are crea distributed into squadrons according to the color of their hair, and also, as ftr as poraiblc, according to tbe shape ol their noses. NICHOLS, SHEPARD S CO. “VIBRATOR^ THRESHING MCHIHEBT. BEST IN THE WORLD. ifflCT. Ae4kMl«raidkooltkl«rtkeo..r BALER A TUS C. A, SNOW 4 CO. CUICAGOV LAK.K HURON NEW PIANOS S125. California's school ocnsu* shows that there are 30,896 while boys, 90.888 whits girls. 170 colored boys, 147 colored girls and fire Indians in Aho State, betwosa th* ages of 5 end 17J®«rs, an ioerrras of7816 ever last year. There are 23,668 white ■FOR YOUR DEAR SIR1 *JfLE®SH0T QU*S WOLVERS , � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-07-30.pdf 7b3ac48c676c42d96601f2687f6de250 PDF Text Text r<* VOL. 24. NO. 13. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1879. WHOLE NO. 1264. BEST WAGOX ON WHEELS THIS Pl IEWYORK- IMPROVED FOR 1879. .... so - a ymootn noct, tint ut Ibe Knits for northward, sit* ths bmmuiul Mere of tmr fated MiehiHmackiau, all, he wm a viltaa, and to him could the home cf the white mu for more then '•Blay, «(ia* UmUby# th* m.o mud, io be traredjt hejeawwjof Barbara'* disappear 200 yean. a low, amaoth tone; “I wish a word with Pare Moquctt* was tbtro in 1670. you. I beg your p«rdoo for what I laid “Wbal could b. hia obpmr wm th* The bmnttful fafa, vu ,tb0 fira- capital tint waa offensive ths ocher day. If ynu query that auggmted Ifaelf to Robert of tbe firrt governor cf ibe Stat*. AU will provniac to aay nothing about my pro Sevml pomibllitis auggeaud them, honor to him. Could tbc puieeer mmproptaail, I will give you mv word to aolvm Th. moat phuitde idea wm that •u-nary waken now. from kfa sleep of over ' troubl* you no more on that subject Vidor had been Barbara’* auitor, aod Ud 200 you*, h. would flod hot hum a 1 "'Your rcuuaat i* a vlraoge one," the kousebedd word,, throughsut, ud for be; gid mid frecmngly. "Huwavcr. I will rfoua were correct, tbb then waa Jy ytrodcur burden. Find u remembered ; cute, for your Mtiafasti-m, that I fave uut folfow«l d , roudimfoo. ' tn poetry ud song. Find it wriu« up­ “I will7 follow him » B^iamww,” ww : mentioned lit* matter to auy one. nor do on our taken sad riven, ciuas ud towns. ' I expert to " K«b«y. ba*ty thought’ “1 will pane, In view of a wirlcd pUn that h* bad him, and if he or toy of bia tool* have ab­ ' deviaed. thorn: were the Very word* that ducted or otberwue harmed her, let them tbo villian widied lu draw Irotu the girt, lie bad realiieJ that ho abould arercely in, ud be wa* partially latoxicatdare pnt hi* plan iu cxecuthm if abo bad tuiad, Robot bad been auadiag ia lie mcatkMtrd (>• any one hia prop«w*l and o*o* of the hotel. Sara mw that hr wm under tbe in­ hrr nfiual. But ah* had a.tcd'io that "When io there another train fot .Balti I ol wise, and her heart beat rapidly pure?' be now naked of the clerk. Would, a»|- he frit that he eoald proceed “Al mghtoeominntas pen tea—about I without aay dangt-r of suspicion filling upon lnm. « Barbara turn'd away. As *he did so, Valssqatr sprsag forward, aod. seising “AK ha I you are relenting," here, placed bi* hand over her mouth. claimed. “I am glad to see it. 1 8be tried to srersm. but eould not ; for 'will kart you for the present, hop*, by the lime I come again, my dear ra, my sweet lore, yon win bare m your mind to be Mra. Csrirel." And be departed from Barbara'i Heaviest IroneJ, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the W orld. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wired Boiled in Oil. Every Skein *ot with tire Patent Skt*in Better, nj^ ATTORNEY AT LAW A S0L1C1T0IR IX enaXCCBY. <>•<■* «r*r b*h«« a U»dMtMlacn. M!*h. ' mareaiir. Every Wagon Warranted ! ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CHAKCUT Preart attaatloa *tv*elte P.juXeky u w lS&oaitUZ”x5|S K jlfi f &t*F GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. Central Railroad urii* Division. More JACKSON WAGONS in tub in Barry County than all others combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents cadi. ('all and see them at WEST TO AND FROM FIDS AND DETROIT. GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Ltf Hastings. Mich., May 6, 1870- AG RlCULTURAl HALL Sire had fainted with fright. He lied* a h*o<Ikerrhicf about her mouth, and with auothrr bound Lor hand*. Thea be lifted her, and carried her cut in hkto the 18 THE HEADQUARTERS FOR ENGINES AND- THRESHERS! AUCTIONEEB. •sattr -•-—•• u. Universal Croup Rei STUB 8AILKMD ’O.HI’ANY. L i*"d ‘Jr**4 DENTIST Hrille, Wo have told one car load of'the .I. I. Case fc Co., Thrcwhcrs, and any one witihiiig anything in this line will do well to call and examine our sample* and prices,-in addition to the above, we sellthe Roberts & Thorp Vibrator Thresher C. Aullmnn & Co.,,Sweeptakes Thresher and Monitor Engine; Woodsum Machine Go’s En­ gine and Thresher; E. M. Birdscll Engine and Thresher; Minnesota Chief Thresher ; Ganr, Scott & Go. Engine and Thresher ; B. F. Dow & Co. Thrcxbec; C. RusselF & Co. Engine and Massillon Thresher, of which we sold several last year. Also, the Atlas, Batavia and Mansfield Engines, and Ganr. Scott & Co’s, l*anc & abould be there. Barbara Lindslcy Bodly, and Mansfield liciiiai. WILLIAM WALTER. PORTABLE SAW MILLS TAILOR* In Empire Block,over Mudge'* Store. .ris? All WorLaUARANTEED 1- JCairiap, Sin aid Diwilal P A I N TER • BUCKEYE MOWERS B REAPERS sold in Barry County this year. Haatiaga, Mich., June 9, 1879. Otherwise bin ajgrr at | lion* reply. Would have kept him ’i ••Jlarwahc i». Varwr. Be carefsh" And Varcor, the alave, received BarbsTh. solemn ceremony that made the ■ | ra I.indalcy in bia arma. twain one flrsh had occurred at the ap­ In a few minutes Va)a»|un waa bock In pointed hour. . the brilliantly lighted 'parlor*. He entered Die guests presently repaired Io the I' from the piste*. • Hi* aba«nee had not dining room, where • .sstuptuou* repeat been noticed by any one. war awaiting lhem of wbiah they proceed i ' 1 scarosiy dared bopa for auch suoed to, partake. It waa nearly Enlahed 1lww,''wu hi* triumphant thought an Im when Vslsequet, glancing down tbo long - mingled in (ba gay acene. “I feared fat* table, beheld a face that Martled him I would giiu me opp<<tunity to acoompluli my litupus*-.; hut I could have wish­ ed for no better luck. If I bad had the arranging of it all beforehand. I could not MESSER BROS. 46if Imperial Soap sss-ss The Battle for the Cedars. HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES ! "The same, ’ «aid Robert." He ia from I Baltimore, I believe, Mr. Cube!. To tell the truth, I know very little about him. Ho io a friend of Mim Liudaley. Shall 1 introduce you 1" “It U not accessary," replied Velas-1 Victor continued ou through the parlor*, making hb way slowly through tire gay and fluttering assembly. Eridcotly. lie wm searching for some one. It wm Bar­ bara Unddey ; and he discovered ber presently, uualtendud. "Mts* Lindrley," be said, -twill you; promenade with me on tbc piaxza T' “Certamiy," Barbara replied. “1 will nol promise to remain out here long. Mr. Victor," the Mid gayly, when they reached lb* piaxxa. The Price of the Imperial Soap t« $5.25 per box of 100 I lb. bars—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send ua tut order p»r 10 boxes with cash, $52.60 we will send one box extra free iu a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more bar *«44Mt*Mam* *,lbl* Hatsl boxes at a time, with remittance, and dhen we have thus received $2.00. $2.50, and $3.00 Per Dny, orders for 10 boxe*XVe will send the eleventh box free as proposed above. If you doTiot wish to send money in advance you may deposit it with any banker or merchant jn good credit in your town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt laist at BePBniii-rta U Mini of the Soup which is to be shipped to his care. Address objset in The 4r»t hotel in tho State with Pas* aenger Elevator. CRAMPTON BROTHERS. ImG Comer Monroe and Jefferson Streets, New York. DRYGOODS wiihing you to come oat here." ha Mid, while bia voire trembled a little; “aa ofooci uf th* very grtateat importance to mt. Th. girl’s heart throbbed’ with dehgkt. That beginning could lead ia but one directioa. “Mire Lindsloy, you know bat very lit­ tle about me," Victor coatiooed. “Per­ lisps you consider tne aa merely an adven­ turer. Sdll'— ’ “No, not that. Mr. Victor." Barbara If a man's auecew In Inve affair* dcpcoded on the clcarnect with which be eould ezpnaa hicaclT bow ill the beet COOK & ROGERS Bev* joet open**! their N*w SUNS. REVOLVERS Ue» W**t*. WtteWtg. Pa. MEAT MARKET FRESH I SALT MEAT I hnro just received a full stock of Staple and Fiincy “Go on," wbiapered Barbara aoftly. What aHatred aid were were three two littlt word* I “0 Mire LimWey I" Viator retd paarinnMaly. "1 Jove you with all my heart. 1 do not mV yen now to aay that you love me ; but, if youTbeTtba: there fa a poreibiiity of your ever doing to, please toll ttc ^Mr’VirST’yini taay hope." mid Bar- The two ateod there, uttering no other any market la thtreiiy. fownrr rw Bo thwr want iw. a mw foand bappioes* iarechbsM. Victor«aM not.pproprt al* Barbara, and be was coutent to Irt termiaelnWhUaMborgamta. A ft* bourn smtl. Barbara wondered if tbe mwtet af Th* (Man wm vratclunt: growth of the noble 8tata we all love m well. t 1» the year 1800, th* caUro ponelalfoo I of the Michigan territory, which thrnrea, braced aft the praeot Blate of Wiacoomn, । and tbc country wcat of ft contained a The man who had abducted her, and held pucul.tfou Of 551 white people. In 1810 her prisoner was wealthy, raqweted, and | it n*d iacteamd to 4,458, of whom 1.6M iKvvd ia the c*y of Deuott; nod th* entire wonder that pour Barbara almoat WayneT*Wa think Pthi* about the biggeaC drepaired’ She bad no meant of ertiautiag time, ■are by instinct, to she did no* know whxv, I time in the sight it waa, when Varoor m- \ The pouriatton ia 182it was 9,643 and h> 1830. 5^531. ... waio-r wor urrau ana Duller, a yir In 1837 the eirele of State* wm mjeDMo, part id a roost fowl, and a bottle of larged ud Michigan admitted to full membership in the F«fore! Family of Barbara vu awake, and mechanically pood Uod* Sun. began iu dead earoeat, glanced at what Varoor had brought. that era of .prosperity, to which there hm She beheld sotucthisg there, beaide the been never a Irt up riocc. food, that stirred her numbed faculties. Her population >n 1837 wm 22,289. It waa a knite, keen and sharp; bow In 1M0 bor popalatma aumbmd 212,­ keen and sharp, Varoor had not noticed, 267, and ia 1M4,- (jumping twenty-four elae be would not have brought it. year* to aave your tune), 803,481. la Barbara advanced toward the man. A 1874 it wm 1,334,031, b«og to iocreure wild thought had laabad through het of 530,550 in a tiagle d«md*, with a pop­ brain A way of escape had ia«wted ular rote ia 1876 of ZHKT.O’fi. ir ..ir_>____ . To-day her populatkn ia over a 1,500,. If y*u don't behove it, go to work, and In 1878Xr school children aumbared 47^30«. of •-‘torn 359,702 attend'd school; and within bar borders the mme He staggered, ud. with a grana of pain, ysar were 6,159 school boaa*. valued at tell prostrate to the Hoot. Vsreor hsd locked die dore behind Thea, schools gare employment to 18,. him , bet Barbara snatched the key from 383 tosrtau, nnd the wager petd them kb graspi ud with tiembfaig hands un .mounts to »I,935,229.91, every dollar cf which wa* mosey well invested, keep­ "Heevn grant that I have oct killed ing strung and aura tbe foundation at the him I" Barbara thought ; "but I was mad with ddauir.ud eoald ere keep from In twaaty-three year* the increase in striking." our schools baa been as follows la tba She glided out into the dark hall lumber of teachers, 8,309. IB the num­ “Mm th* merciful Father guide my bar of children, 279,257. In tbs amount of wage* paid teacher-. 41,639,998.62}. That Mf ent umj look small at th* tall tad of meh a sum, bat we cannot fxxwibly Csloeg without it. There i* nothing i being accurate ia ftnraa. la laodrd *xtoM Michigan Em 50,000 milm than ha* cither of th* great of New York m Pcareylruia, . and 16,­ 900 more thu the groat State of Ohio. It b nearly, m Urge M all Now Kegbnd (indmliug Bwtoo,? and bretts of mare thu 1,400 mil** cl lal.nd sea coast Wbai a grand empire is thb I Of kLi 39128.610 it™ of Uud Michigan had tn 1874, 113,413 improrod - ----------------io,213,693 rera^ of re cleared, and 9,000,­ ----------- to wheat ud omu i barn from the cecal naorta U Micbtgu had in ths Os. p*le with alarm al the atartlieg and tragic­ al tormination of the evening'* gayreim. Ofcouree. Victoria and hfl htuband did bound and tbe gag taken from her mouth. not now dream of leaving. • “O, spare ma!'aha'cried to the man. Val***[Ur« played hia part welL He teemed anxiou* and exctled about Barba­ • ■Keleuw me from thia miaou 1" But the cruel fas* of Varaor, the atere, ra, but Mill be did not carry hi. acting Without far enough to rauw /<t*pk-foti that It Waa for it war be, showed wo pity. ling it again. loeked it- Th* ehooting of the bolt waa like the knell of daapair to Barbara. Th* room iu wbiah aba waa abut waa to all ap|*aranowi Very almDar to the ooe in which Lioud! OaaM had been thrown, ia ite atrvuglh nad prtaM-Kk* appaaraaoe. Th, louder* erica of a human being would only tcho b»«k Irom ita walla. Baf it waa comfurtably furaiabed. It wag ic "By Heaven ! Caahcl," triad Robert 1the real and am ia the wvm wing of the excitedly. “I have not bebelMriat for ibuilding, and Valaeqra had bad It pre K>me lime, either. If be has wrought any • harm to her ho shall re* it" “But I ran scarcely lay her disappear­ ance at hu d/wr," Robert added. “H« । seemed too frank and noble to l>o guilty of I 8b* laid for a long time weep***, but Rut Victor had disappeared, too, m :presently she sank into a ranleaa, diaturbShe wm awakened by tka well as Barbara, and lib absence wm not ed < slumber. opening of the door of the aparlsuai ■■Where am IT aha muramrod, not Tire boar* af tbs night wore away, Xvod at ill them wm no tlgn of Barbara umembensg her situation at first. Than ah« beheld the cruel face of Henri Llbdalsy. -... What could bo don* ? Literally noth­ ValssqMX. Bbe »prang to Imt fata io a moment. ing. . “h b morning," ha Mid, “and I have Poor Vict.iriu'* bthlal He waa clouded, by the dukom of thb myatery. She' come to tall you why I brom;hl F<» kith­ poor girl, wept locg and violently on bor young be*b«od'a brcaM. What ' Barbara elrepcd tree hand* aerow her dreadful accrel might be hidden under Barbara'a duappccraoce I Petbap., O dreadful thought I ahe had bees murder- Vslmquus cooiiaMd. ■'but I have takeo mean, to abow you that I am not to be black night, cold, nod mined with blood. I Uiflad wub." He pawed to sate th* effect of l.b But Victoria', proxyam of fright and grief paaaed away after a while, and the woid*. Barbara LMyhy vu rndl ailrntt. • You have .romod my fere," V*lrotne calm ruough, but wm pal* and troubled The fare that no ide* could be formed aa to what bad become of Barbara, rood­ cred her iiaappcaronco the more hiraming to her friend*. The very myatety of her fat* would (BUM th* imagioatioe to eon jure up tk.e pomibilitim the mo.t torturing. from her if raap, and fell to th* floor mi th ««mk7 W; before tbe trembbug girl could opco the door between ber ud lib­ erty, that of the library awuog-wide, ud « flood of light streamed pal into tbe hall. Henri Valsaquea appeared, bolding a lamp in bb hud. The light lell upon the riirinklng form of Barbara, aW b* beheld of M.ehigan procured • 15.000,W0 , and bor lambwr.product Mwantod to <45,000,­ 000 more. She bad airo, in that year, of other tbaa lumber producing maaulactorim 4,292. emptying over 60,000 hand*, with u iavMMd capital el »74,44SJMI8. "My Michigan.•' . In rrepMire to the Treat "Michigtn," ou the occasion of tbe Prtm Baaquat at Big Rapids, July 14, 1879, Hon. E. G. 0. HoM»n, of tbe Grand Rapid* Jowruuf, PsmU wko live ta Mfabgigre, always my that, no matter whether they fan bcra trre cr nut. It fa our native land just the mma. We would *11 bar* been bare brer, if we hsd, had uythiag to «y To-day we are all Michigander*, ud we make the sckncwledgmen-., io each other a mwd flmiteg la sm/brerta; for M �What is it r- 7 Ans.—Your Prescript** Receipts. / What» it ®*de of? Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? m With care and accuracy. Where to gel it ? Ans.—At Boberts A Hotchkiss, where you will always find a full and select Stock of tIDNEYPAI THK GUAT DIMCOVEKT A .— hmm. fwy1" —— it wffl require to.Ml.to U> run tb«r schools next year, and accordingly mine that amount far that parpens. Tbe Jaekaoo e«H»v» anyn-—A portion of tbe red-ribbon worker* are on the eve Drugs and Medicines. ___ Onr«xp.n.»« light „d .. mil JfiM.’XCS’“-"*«•* goods in same ratio. »o«w^ s «onw<ia>. o— •...« behind » have tekad ear plaeaa in the worlda ealgrprinto, they will “pnah thinga" to even a b igh« alate of parton­ S' tx.. “te* Xi FINE CIGA11S AND CONFECTIONERY A spoeialty. Boat pair piga not over 6 moclba old 5 00 8ooood do . 3 00 Bent Suffolk now nod pign 3 00 Sooooddo 2 00 Bent ihnex Boar 4 00 who cotne after Ibra will erthin, as will those who ooane after oi: “Wbata noble Sial " ’ ’ ns can tor it well," Tbc pawd old ploneen work well. All honor I Hiidcd better than they 4<f ROBERTS Call and See ua. H0TCHKI88, &<■ * dwGoidmi >Ugk Inet. chanEM and PRICES change with’ them. Ner4 TEA as cheap as now. We have a full line of NEW TEA that never was ao low. AtoMgt' Cochina, Black Ccnluaa. Flick Haabwp’ Silver Hambsrga, Golden Hamburg*, White BantasM, White and Brown Leg­ horn. Black Sponkb, Piyaonth Hooka, Dorkina. Doauniquee, Gamca, White Bo­ land., Back Fotoad. Hoadaae. • Firot premium on eweb of tbe above (I O0 Second do 50 Beat pair Aykabary dneka |1 00 Second do 50 Beat pair lUnra dneka 1 00 Second du 50 , OHIMYsg BACKI’K ___ .. . . ___ SOAPS bars, 4 for 25 c. or 20 c. bars. best paper bolder beat landsoape pejnliap beet partnit palaliag to ml ■ division vnurraBLia MONEY 20 sacks just revived at prices from 124 to 35 c. as to grad quality from ebrap RIO to the finest JAVA TOBACCO We can beat tlie County aa we buy at Manufactory juices FISH We have a full line cheap. , All kinds to suit you. CANNED GOODS ® REMEDY Opposition to all paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. - In favor of a currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchasing power, the paper convertible with- coin at the will of the holder. Of all kinds. FRUIT of all kinds iu season. CROCKERY | Best, as cheap as others sell an inferior quality. STONE WARE j Wc have 50,1*00 gallons Ohio ware. produce taken IN EXCHANGE. ~w« SMITH, I1OGLE & PRESTON. *w* farmers Our County Fair. 1 In thia wm of tbe Basirn we print the prrminxa list of our comios annual Fair. We Intel that every individual who Hastings. July 22, 1879. DON’T bret half Lien Jung blood been, brat reck top onion* “ “ black eeed do beat two pumpkins beat three walcrmekm* largest o|u*ah of aay kind beet two Hubbard aquaabee beat half dcicc turnip been with care, tbe Hat, asd then set himself to work to ace what be caa^toward* Bak tag tba coming Fair tbe Mat that baa ever been held in our conaty. It is generally conceded th U tbc Fair last year waa by FORGET 12m2 THAT Royce Reaper WARRIOR MOWERS ! to make propanliooo for 1L There to no good reason why we should not have a roarer. We know that Barry county holds as good horses, entile, aheep and •wine u can be found io the stale, and ao tor as eropa an toneerned, old Berry dees not lake a beet scat for any county nmrwtu ‘ in or cut of thaetqtc; and thb year in pertonJer. the quality never wm better. WlxXp^rr wm belter io quality, «r in quantity. Oau were Hartly ever so good, oom will ba a apiendld crop. tbe fruit crop u good, and potatoce never better . and root of all kinds prototos to be an extraor­ dinary crop. Tbe times are good, money ia plenty, and if our Fair thia fall does not prove a aneeea far beyond any ever held in tbo county, the people tbemaelves will be to blime. Let every individual then, make it a point to do everything in bk or her power, to have the biggest, bent, and moet profitable county Fair that bu ever yet been held ia Barry county. ______ STARCHES Boat pair Bronze turkeye 1 00 Second do 75 Bant pair common turkeye 1 00 Socand do 75 DrVMlp* a-MSCHAWICAL llXralTMK.VT. PLATFORM. . COFFEES Till HtfuUteyl B/WH HONEST SUGAR Is as CheatHM *n.v P,11C< *“■ Michigan. nimmnmmiiin WALTER A. WOOD’S VARIOUS KINDS OF MACHINES pH* in mart I baa on* e'».» In tb« Ikl. rtrept that nalmnli ootpatiag In pnir., may also tiiwyvte •• .tng^. tir exrrlljwe or draft, onl caul* competing ■!■>•'/ “*J sl«> compata in berta. Herore owned within tka conaty, en­ tering tit fyacial trotting clu* sre bm ex­ eluded from competing In tka regular lire. 14. Tie annual mreding cf ika tk-deey wU! TO CONSUMPTIVES A Uaeclemaa tertae bwa m iertauu *• !• n Bret cUiocUon Cayuga Bod Streak do Swear apple do Rhode Inland Grewoiog do Winter Pippin do Golden Rnaaett . do King of Tomkins do Hawkins apple Tuas: CHUBB BLOW 'And a number of others having a good Record. Everything WARRANTED to be the very best of ita kind. Look at the. New Drills, Horse Rakes, &c., &c.,' The New York THbime nap 1— Ilk a rnknomer' to enH k a Hill hunt any ioognr. 2— The barrel roll* on, and Reftirc ADJOINING THE BANNER OFFICE. ltu3 5— Tammany abowa atone ef .wnriavae to ffgbiUK Robinaon. Il to lika ffgbling BUCKEYE CRAIN DBILL u.’SuX.usssr"' Tarrant a Selurr Aperient, 6— Tilden aectna to have Analy dimovered that tba Rmumpcion Ac* waa not a JftoiM-Kichard Meeeer,Mm. King. Mn. D. G. Robinson, Mh. Nichols, Mrs. Juba Licbty. Bort loaf wheat breed, milk or aelt rUiog Second do . boat hop riling bread •ootbing Of which more hare been sold in tlii> Counlv in U» pul five years than all others combined. In connection with frails, tba feltoag committee were appointed to arrange .d eteeufy fruits under tboir proper man, via: Henry Havana, William Devine, Nidi M Hartbora. i.ipfflSC'KKfB. Asm fhe following are a few of the parties owning the Buckeve to any of whom we confidently refer • ' ’Robert »“*“•* MU -V ” E. J. Crook, Mitchell, L. K. Power*. Fred Hecht, A. E. Bull, Frank Darby. Una Bare, Friend Soules, Peter Cobb, John Parsons, Wataon Woodruff, Fred. Collim, Jerry Rogers. Jas. McGlyu, Thoa McGrath. Chas. Youngs, A. Barnum. Milo.Fish. . Joseph Stinchcomb, McKelvey Biw. James Boyd. Caleb Garwood. Daniel Warner, E. W. French, Al. Parker, Geo. Whitnev. Jacob Edger, Wm. Beadkl Jesse Simmons, Isaac Cunr.ingiiuai. bora grouly improved for 1870. The grain swednr can he rLUehrd or back “ of• •••« the Ariane DRILL u u ueaired. dointd'. Tbe indicator is tk- t front v 'V on lh. laek „de of the Hopp«r. Feed Cnp. u. eUli.n.rv. it now he. . g.ne, thju „„„ ho. „„ ;fe „ „ that every kernel of Wheat w nlnnbwi <k. i_____ » •wen, Mrs. Joel St. Johns, Mrs. Henry M_ V tv M_ r_ I 12—Beporta continue to eotoe from Maine that the Greenback damonliiation to driving Itemaerate over to tbe Kepub licaii eida daily. The bargaiaa for a DMnoeratto-GfMBback coalition ra made, bnl the gooda mn not be deltverod. Dr. Verdi of Washington to repotted to hnvw given it aa ha opinion that yrilow fever baa become <* of tbo acclimated diseases of thia country, and tbo other and kept cn ante. ar» purpwiy kept UM. In sack arttetoa an Invited, wil aaannaca that rvery foeOUy will be gl« dlapky. ■ LIST OF FHEMIUMB. ■Trfiiies I «0 awoad do boot bottle blackberry wine tocvnddu bat bottle grape wine aeoond do bat collection canned fruit by Boborti, Mra. E. J. Me B. Hoyt, John H. Hanoi Benham, Mn N. V. ItaftDaty. N. B —AU anieian entervd under thia bond mart bo •J«iiad whether made by I_ a_____ :_______________ m__ _ > . ___________________ frqmicmn c,Sind by ibo Boetoty fur the coming Fur, nmonntiag ia tba aggrngnte to about 11,000.00 Jobs Q. Cbwmt. Meepr*- oauohy Meana. » M, tco. OOL. ARolvem clothing ta WBm ui dita A SPECIALTYDevi. Bewia* Manbtae, T> l j �kidney THBcuttr ntac - / Something new in the Line of iXK, July 25lh, 1879 ion of iurtio* hereabout*, jaattee, ia charecterixed uliarity. It may fare- Wens'* Liver Pills Care Drapepi*.Aljtl The Rose of deMk. Do out wait un­ til the bactie flub wk ioh indicate, ad rancroom ov«vhangiBg cliffs, or a mountain, b» disappeared before th* icy stream, or the ocean has given u« a Florida. Thu. it ia iu disease. Our attention is attracted by acuta disease*, aa fevers, ebohira, ate., while chronic dbewa (dftn tbe moat dangerous in resull'i, being alow in tlfar development. are seldom onliud until they havi made in almost inefacaabh impres­ sion upon the system Persons believing tbemfarer comparatively healthful an oflimss the victim, of than diseases, .nd CONFECTIONER1 1 and See ua. I KISS, Sign of the Guide, g. eport! of these chronic aff«e<i.ma Dr. Pieros'. Golden Medical Discovery sod Phrasal Purgative Pallet* are ocver-fsiliag reme­ dies fur these disease*. They produce a Idwhhful Mention of the bike, prevent indigestion by regulating the lioweU, and impart a vigorous lone to tbe whole eya- change with them. New>ve a full line of NEW TpA Firemen's Notice. Uaaiinga, July 22, 1870. Tbe mcmbeni of the Haatisga Fire De­ partment of the City of Hasting, are re quested,to meet at thr Engine Ranta on Friday tbe first day of August, 1870, at 71 o'clock, p, m . sharp, for tbe purpoM of drill, and all other btuinew that may romc tiefun: said meeting. By order uf ijAVAn“tog^',M DCO J - ' at Manufactory prices. n u reprimanded, or ’ r three days' pay, but I er Is treated as a joke Ciaeti of gM co with twed energy. If the nd. are pcroiated tn, it bro every ritiicn will rn revolver and dub aa to equal chance with GOODS Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. The beat aalve in tba world for ecu, Lrutsea. aorsa, ulcers. axil rhesm, tetter, chapped bands, chilblain., coroa. and all kind, of akin eruption*. Tba. Salt. » guaranteed to give perfect shtisfacHun in every case or money refunded. Price 25 rents per box. For aula by Rnaaefl Broa Hold On. Ml at Powers 4 Barlow's More where gumming sod filing will be done better That I have the finest stock of Dry .Goods inBarry County. I bought my Stock in New York before the advance. I have nA ad­ vanced my prices. I sell Ladies’ Ready Made Suita for cards and a loiter, but nous ol whieb give infurmatiao as to the owner. Tbe owner can have (fa proywrty by applying at the Hasting, .Nations! Bank, proving property and paying for thb notice. Haatiap, July 15 79. Jani* TcUra. VARE CEN IN EXCHANGE, -u PRESTON. ter boy at tbe Stann­ ite, and instated tbit i should be held up 10 12xn2 JOWERS ! ITIlll ISMH S KINDS OF MACHINES. 33 I>JL.O-W good Record. Ererytfapg of its kind. Look at the N.VER OFFICE. he Celebrated tuning the Buckeye to any L. K. Powers,, Frank Darby, Peter Oobb, Fred. Collins, Thos McGrath. Milo. Fish, . James Boyd, K. W. French, Geo. WhitnoyWm. Bead!*. Isaac Cuuiingbstu. ■aahattao Beach blow ■ All rlaawa of Jews ■o tbe ;>oorest kava HccngTegatlag there! * tbe delights of lb* loae one of the cbiel SER BROS Th* enjoyment of the oreaaun wa* enhanosd by the orebertra of lhe Kalamsxoo camp, whicti .Uo eamtritmted largely to ’ th* plaanure .of trar party, by courtesy of r l SAWS FILED, h,TaMhmat EPAI KQnfO WlJilHt. Will du just- moo. "•,--a.UZ7 J I Pria*II. Aakyourdruggfa.-'rtiro* Io*. fas AriM the nfawnfa of tn* q watale into tbrse clarana and allow thoM a. W V - My father for 6 or f intend a terrible injury t* one of hte arm*. rerniog »W00 p» mile cf roU te charge. Ci ifawmatlra^-ouM ararfay v> • A knuckle belt of • *fa" hi* mat three rent., toile for pra*®gcr fare. ' bad tfadiraato In bi* knre#, 'fest, - .bore, wbiob wound bin arm around lhe O- —U, tan. t»» KM <ta. I a-*?. 7^.!TAFjT •ad. half rant, rad tfa-a randan Ura _^L****’ “V?.. PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY and Trimming Brocade Silks CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. Hats in the Latest Stylos. In all kinds of Dry Goods I make the lowest possible price for Cosh. LEWIS STERN, - -1879 — noting!*. June 2d, •' Washington Block. <s_tl •1500.00 ItKlfilimuL LOOK SERE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AND TO RENT. RUNYAN & SON MIIIS MB SUB, Knappen’s^ Law Office. WOOL CARDING Go .bort oMice al my Carding MiU. North aide of the Ttronuppte Hirer, ia Hastings. ’ GATTERS, SLIPPERS, AO., Knappen' OALF SHOES, ccBMandy on hand knappen's Law Office. feiik FunQtars Factory oa Jrfetwi SL Knappen's Law Office. ORGANS. We kavs la our haste tut sale Ifate .ls*«M evgwa. MW, white we will sell ter eaah M Im taaa teclure pries*. Ayri/ “ Knappen'# Law Offio#. 7 z LIME, HAIR. 8TUQG0. OBMENT. BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS LEFT HAA‘D FLO TVS. Tie Ma Pmiatiu Cam Reaper and Mowers. Wheat, Wool. Corn. Potatoes, Lard, Butter, Pork, Hams, Plaster. ■» otfc-r «—Im. Milton Prickea'.* rou Orson, a boy . about twelve year, of camo n«ar gotr ting killed yraterday in th* furniture feeJ Wry ct Rum k Monhl. Aail~fa—- - I have a complete Assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods. We notice that Ru-fal Broa bare been appmntel agrou of the Spalding 4 Wil kins Manufacturing Co , for the fac of their Croquet, Base Ball Bata, Indian Clubs, 4e, Ae. Hcrcalter no goods will-fa retailed from the fartdre, bat can fa bad at factory prices of their agents, Ruafal Broa. 53<f fever, hoarseness,' tlekling in the throat, loss of Vidos, etc. Thu medicine doci puiirrirfy ewra. and that where everything else ha* failed No medicine can show one-half so many pteillvc and permanent euro* a* have already facn affected by thi* truly wonderful remedy. For asthma aod breuebitte It is a perfect apecBW) curing th* very wont caeca In tbo ahmtert time aaren aftra have their origin in alight poawible. We say by all mrena giro it a pain* in tbe bead, back, or aide; indbre*- tiial. TVwf bottle /nr. Regular six* lino, dbsaeea and oarvouaoere, want of • 1. For sale by Rureell Bf®. Jyl steep, bad dreams, and various unnatural f*e|in*a. Then* will In dm* orasa liver Croquet from 75 cent* par sst, up, at 179. The grain needwr can be ns dosireyl- The indicator is d Cups aro stationary', anF, it to run one uniform depth so the same depth. A, result Ion t fail to see the new Drill 91.00 15 cents* 18 cents 50 ct*., 75 cU., anti $1.00 IN ALL SHADES. ”ii again run several special trains at lhe 'rente rate u last Bunday, only one dollar to Unaiop and retura, from all alaUooa wret of Olivet. Iteat Sunday'* excursion A Long and Uieful Life carried n>ore pareengers to l-nring than lathe cherished desire of everv person. ever visited the State Capital in ooe day, Lif* I* indeed sweet, ud baa maey phaaurca. Yet tbcro arc many psojda — STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. npe, it only baa a worm io it IMt maxra that posilicu ao long and filled it ad wcl rifle aubrcralve of Ute • «nontuncSTOW it appear ao. If you are not careful, Sines the above waa pul io type w deserving the condemnation of all good those apparently ripe applet will W. up. citixeos, learn tbo Inc Co. hare settled with Fix The Cong. Society of Irving Station, ley. Pixie, discounts hia original chic I 4. Tbe practice of attaching what ig 1 pvputerly. termed •‘pulilio.l rider.” to PO WER~C0R fTsHELLER. will hold an iee cream and fruit featival about 11200. .pjwopmla o Lilia U revolutionary tegulaMraar*. Date A Bartley fa»« added io in the buement of tbe Church. TueMay lion, ind .hould be prohibited tfair other facilitirs in. their flouring mill, 5. The thuik. and grateful recognition Eve. Auguat 5lh, ”9 A cordial invithat of. first rises puwey eom-ahrlter. So | of the people »r» duh to Pmidtnt Bayc. I bring along your corn au<l gr-t It shelled in | and to tbe llepublicgn memberv of Cin. ooe-eigblh ifa time that you can do it al If a merchant or a grocer wants you to tanre to ibAttrmpta made hy the Ikmotrade with bin, he will ask yon through era tie party v. dialarm th. National Govtbe papers , and if he does not no ask yon erntnent ou election day a. and to repeal rcnwmfar he will charge you more fur Stoney Point ou the East shorn of «b good, than the man who advertiM* ^r. '.-r.fh.r t<1J providing lor thi detection first sheet of water in Wcatiwn Mlcbigsi i and punishment of fraudulent voting. , Tbe Ladica otthe E)-isc«pal Church wll^give an iee cream aocial in their room, tbe property uf the Hasting, Gun Lakoi «r The uuremfu! rcaumptiow of'specie Osr Hebrew frieoda u« holding iodig. ‘ in Rdwu/ Block, on Thursday evening of Association baa been oeewpied by a large j payments ha, viodicaud tbc wisdom of nation meetings, aod captereing theta­ party of oor young people, together with I the RcpuUican party on that subject and fares io very derided term*, albeit with gMrt. from abroad, from th. 7th to th. 21- •<**« • "K”1 ‘I'Mtmhn afAhe lack of oommeodable moderation, about lhe mat­ half part ten. AH are cordial! invited. *• , * ' , -„ n honeyty and .tatrnmeuahlp whieb led tbe ter, but aa a rlaaa. they will probaUy lei ol thia month, an reader, of tbe B.xstn D.-mocralic party------J—---------oppiwe resumption Charlic Bownc nas pot tired prrecntlng are already informed through it« eoluma. | 4tuj (o declare th-.te ______ r... It Mr. Corbin and hi. company and hi* of a bores, be it either a trotter, stately I it wm impcaaiabk Maohatten Bmcb severely alone in fa- carriagv bur,*, or for a junk dealer', wagbilb for colleetioo all alooe, ao Ire peopoMs At the ground, ,1 the Kalamio uo ha, already borne precious fruits ii lore, and will petrooixe instead tbe many oo, u nrtaio of finding what he want*, to hare help. Well the help baaarrive.d Aasociatioa oa tbe South shore of ths abling Government to fund ita debt at 4 other beaches and hotel, along the bland eyher in quality or price. All arc aecomu,:---tbe l-° ------------- u-a-a. per cent, interval, thua cffacliug a aaving I al which they are entirely welcome They modated. Every day carl.reda uf homw but Charlie will Lave to wait a spell, if it Lake, at the rente time encamped an equal­ of many milliooa per anunin, and prompt ­ did weigh —met hing over 10 pounds. Il* ly large and pleasant party of teld and new ing a fading of confidence and acetinty will sot invade Maahattan Beach by lhe aro brought to it. In their transportation ihouaanda and overrun in puna, to show thcr are frequently brobed and maimed. a boy teo. frieoda of tbe propio at the Hasting* that ia already giving a powerful impetua their contempt for the company u many The dealer, find nothing SO quick, speedy, Bomar ha* It that our able.and popular eamp. .Jlany plowat entertainment, tn baain-M and iuduatry and enterprise. of them bare threatened ; anefi a proceed aod rare as Gilo' Liniment Iodide Am­ Governor, Charles M. Croswell, will, early were given either jwrty by the other, aod Tb« intcreate of all cbmre of people are lag would only act again** them. monia You will, IT a iMteoer, bear the in September, lead to tbe bymraial alter, many visit, paid and reo-ived all of which beat promoted by a currency peeneaaing or By th* way lhe fol losing atory ia U,ld following: “Hellu Dao, what ail. that reprreeoting intrinsic value, aueh u we one of tbe moat Lcantiful and ■ceotnpllah- were grre'Jy enjoyed and will he long ro luire at yresent, and bearing a fixed re­ upon Mr. Corbin, though I will not vouch horse F 'Kicked on ithe right front knee — .welled aa targe aa a big turnip. Rub ad of lhe many beautiful young ladies of membered, by all as among lhe happiret lation to tbe worid a money of eommeroc, for it. truth. It is said that every ar.p!irent for room, at Manhattan Ik-aeh b it with Giles' Liniment, that nerer disap­ the City of Charlotte epirodre of dial romalic region since it be­ and all attempt, to modify exbting law, subjected to a rigid crore .|umu^ing point. ; be 'all well to morrow.'' And no in a way to induce depreciation or fiectubefore h* la permitted to yiter Ike anbed Mr. J. Chrkaou our popular photograph came, what it now is, a delightful and ticna in tbe value of the jnoucy of the precincy. Tba other day a gentleman ap­ artist, u fitting u» rooms over the groeery country, rbould meet with”! firm and de­ proached the room eJevt, aod when that Ou th* ICth inat. * matoli wa* arranged stere of Hollon k Sou, on Slate street, fur termined rreiaunce. young man bad adjusted hb ey^-glare, 7. That it ia tbc duty of Congrtw to arranged hb necktie, revived himacll with the purpose of carrying co hb buainem between tbo archers of either camp, which enact lawa Ic carry out the proviainoa of hb perfumed handkerchief, aod had taken there, ao be can procure better light than wm hotly eontewted and rsadlted in a vic­ tbe Constitution, with Us ameodmenu, a look up and down tbe piaaxa. to are tory for th* Hastings team, although “ ihr where he now b, oa Jcfferoon street and aecurw to the people of tbe State, the Mt wa* carried off by a K.lam.too lady. right, guaranteed br it, and that lawa, whether there were any pretty girh tn sight, be deigned to lend an ear to hb mala uaelalmsd in th* psetoayssl Uartlap The game Wa* umpired by Mr. D. Cohn when enacted, aro aopreme and mail be petitioner's rsquaat. ttarvy Csuaty, Midi.. Joty IKtb. 1879. obeyed and enforced, and the recent at­ "Have you any vacant rooms T' inquir­ a A. Banks, Wm. L. Robinson, Jeinra of ‘ Kalamaxoo. MiasK. K. Torrey and Mia* H. >t tempt* of the Itcmocratie Congress to ed tbe gentleman. Hmry Young. repeal sod strike from tba statute-book, ■ u> stay. • We hare," answered tbe clerk. J U l‘ u Briggs kept lb* *core with the following aueb lawa, some of whieb were placed tbaukfW •■I would like one of lima." there by our fat Lera an4 have been en­ ‘■Very well ; but you will hare to an­ forced naarly a oeatury, baa no parallel in swer the regulation question*. How old' also their now k«b. Tbe boys are proa­ the history of tbe country. pering aa they ought, for they keep before 8. That our Governor and State officer, The gentleman auiilcd and told the public all th. time, in the local papers, aro entitled to the thanks and approval of “Married or single F nd*, and locals whieb tell* all about it- Cail tbe people for their wjae and faithful ad ^Singln." ministration of the publie truata eonmiton them and be convinced that they moan “What b your occupation I" “I *n> a manufacturing Jeff—" just what they aay. ■•Ohl that aetdaa It; you can't have n Tbe Rev. Mr. Ilork did not address waa received with applauae aod grate­ Red Ribboo Club oa Sunday laat in th* fully accepted the ccrainalioa. Licsten“But you didn't baar me through. I anr Governor Bingham and other candi was reying that I am a manufacturing court yard a* bad been advertised, a* b* dates were alao presented and retorned wrote to parties here that he could not Spalding bare balls from 5 cents up, at thanks. ) come before about th*, 10th of next Ruaaoll Bros- Aprnta. 53tf Tbe conrenlioa the adjourned afar dit. month. Mr. Forb**, however of Grand An Honest Medicine Free of Charge. Another Sunday Excursion. Rapid, wa. present and made a good Of all medicine advertised to rare any Tbc Great State Cun meeting of the affection of the throei, chest or lungs, ws Sriritualiata and Liberalist* doaw at Lan know of eon* we cam recommend ao highly Milton OriSn, father of Mrs. Z. B. ai’ng, Sunday, Ang. 3. 0n lUi occasion a* Dr. King's New Ifanretv for copaump. the Chicago i Late Huron IL IL will 'Willison of thia city, died at Hiekoay ■Conan last Sanday morning in tbe 84th jaarof hia age. Many of our citixena will Kid Glows in all Shades* - - White and Figured Lawns for Linen Suitings for , -. Plain •lid out laal Lag. for olbrr firm* in the rounly. One ear load Let were affected by of J. I. Care Threshers * »>ld thia year, also serra other cugisra aod thresher* of 13-14 Lu expensive SaraAojra, different nunufsctnrc. THAT reaper odruff, We offer Special inducements. > Breathing Organa; Diasare* of Mao ; Direaacs ol women; Aebaa and Faina Heart Trouble* ; aod a great, variety of Canonic Diaxaata, with evidence that rior quality. JET Be sure sod see the Myers Improved. HOUSE FURNISHING MATERIAL :ery E &. WIND MILLS ! West Meriden, Conn., Plain and Oraanmotel tfiriwr Haled and Cui Glassware, launps, Chaadaiten and Rronsoa, TabU aod Poekat CwtWy, Pays tins highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmers Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Cressy before purchas­ ing any of the above articlee. at his Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Streets. Hastuiy, April, 2. IBTSl 49 8^-" SIHGKB UUHCTOBIIG CO. �BAlLBtlD A CURE ryrjifi Ladies OR NO PAY. Do you want a P“n’;fW1^’n,a iLWuAB.U.SjIUrro'Tbe Now Y*ek krpros, Tammaoy a organ, says if Ow. Robinson is renominsted for Governor in that Male he will be defeated by anywhere from 20,000 to 5,000 votes. , 6. Tbe revolutions of the moon aroundI tho earth, aod with it around the sun ;I ! also tbo mooh'a changes from the quarter' to the half, three-quarters and fall (lhe moon tiring of silver, halved uu hinges.. The Omaha' RfpMitn* commenting ' upon lbw large achievemenU ol ll»e Demo­ , cracy at the called session, aunw it up thus: • ' JArcWm.awrcfarf osl." ' The fellows who d’id not MCOoed In f forcing the passage of the Warner Silver , HU arc tbe worst disappointed crowd in . the country. . la . »»*!) frame cottage at 477 Bbcrmao street a thoughtful, intriligsol me­ chanic has toiled for yeara on a project which waa destined one day. to bnng him fame tad fortrfue. H is labors, extending tar into the night, were shielded from obaervatiou by canvas screens behind the doors and windows, and the latter were guarded with such jealous oare that no nrying eyes were able to discover and rob him of hb secret. Tbe neighbors, curious to know whst waa going ou inside, could hardly content ibematlrra with the vague answers they r6.-eircd.aod doubtless tn agined that Felix Meier wm engaged iu counterfeiting or some other nefiuioua oc­ cupation which demsodoi oeertsy sod retiremcnL But with firm faith in the ultimate Mtocesa of hb plan, sod iu spite of difficulties which at times seemed insur­ mountable-. “■ It U ,115 15 IS The inventor has a crank behind tho dock by means <if which he can hasten the machinery double quick time to ahow its working to the public By grinding coatinuoualy at thia crank 12 hours a day for 16 days and 8 henn it is estimated that he could bring about a jiarfect re­ volution of the planet I 'ranus around the sun I • At the end of every quarter hour the infsnt in his esrvcd niche strikes with a tiny hamm-r upon lhe bell which ho holds in bis lrar..l At tbo eod of csch half hour tbc youth* strikes . at tho eod ut three-«raarteni of an hour lhe man. and at the end of web hour the greybeard. Death then followa with a -xaauted stroke to toll the hour, and nt tho s«me moment a carved aegd projecting from the woodwork on either aide ol him flajw its wings to indi­ cate that "time flies" A largo music­ box, nnnufa'ctund at Geneva expresriy for this clock, begitai to play at tbe aame lime, aod a "urpristng sceee ia enacted upon tbe platform beneath the canopy, Washingtea slowly ri»e* from the chair io hia feet and Mrctebea out liis right hand with THIS PA THE BEST HIITAWTLT RELIEVES. OF ALL »OH ATTOBSKY Se2£-“-?sr--~ TEE BEST OF IT?™. 115 ATTORNEY Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION C EAST AND WEST TO AND FR<>M GRAND -RAPIDS AND DETROIT MEXICAN BOOKS £ MILLIOK XT5.1 • Carriage! MUSTANG Um Ueeeiy Mwut. io .uA .Wd'EEs'fc '.t-assr Gr‘4U*»M..L< MS Hrawwd t: B> M.Sdlrvilm 1W. ten. s? »H. 23 t i. * .DELIG ’ SiStTrid. ic i:Ks ts IS :SS is t:;s tvriA.l'**1’"*. •>» jilt* LINIMENT «re.4irr «ur«l e«h aBmenle ________ „ COLLINS’ VOLTAIC PLASTERS GIU ' 8AVR Univers ™_________ CH1CAGC I WEST IEHIGUI EllUaD i: .•‘.•ff’tf-A'Ssisr, L.rtt.11« mm • it i -uri,*. m tk. >«ll I kiwwa m Iks Laevr lol. tad OPIUMS!!^ 6 ‘te'a'nW^"*"'l* ■ <■•». if.KmSSwU. fctl WILL THE BEST LINIMENTS OLD AID RELIABLE. Dt- Hisrouti’ii Lirn Ixtiookatom :i a Stu. !xrj Family IV-mroly for j» All Wo ■hwjtdlUrt*. *•>•’1>* *»"’ Js*“ !F< perior to those cf lhe Straaaburg elock. At the gathering this afternoon an ad­ dress wai delivered by Mr. H. II. Turner, of Hudson, Mich , end lhe working of lhedock was explained by Fcter Died derich, lhe architect. After being on exhibition at Merrill ball several weeks, beginning August 1 the clock will hichEst reward! N«W Haml«. _____ • < vr-w- 1. II » *■ J*.___ NW. Cheap Homes in Michigan, Senal Onau Gamut. .. Jefferson S sy.r ssxsrL-j :: te: ast aster» SXttSigitV'K’iU.’aS-lfc r... t31VUS“J Secretary Sherman Going Fiet. ‘ Secretary Sherman made an excursion ou the Delaware River recently on his way to Maine, when bo ia to open tbo. political canvaaAby a speech et Portland. In reply to an after dinner welcome he spoke of tho revival of industry, courequctit largely ou a arable currency, and arid, “I believe there ia no part of our country now where a man cannot got honest work and boueet money for his work." When Mr. Sherman gets to .Maine he will do well to hunt up a Maine soldier who has ju>*. written to one of tbe papers io Ida State bi bric^ experi­ ence of bow rtaumptiou afferta him. “I am a laboring man/1 lie writes; “let n» give you some figures which piyvc that tbe times arc not so hard as wo are told. In IMS I worked for the town building a road. I received #1.60 per day, and I find by a book kept by a trader where J bought my groecricB that 1 paid 816.50 per barrel for’leor, 81.26 per gallon for mobuuco, eighteeu cents for sugar, and everything i in proportion. Well, now I get 11.12 1-2 Cday for tba aame work, and pay 86 flirar, forty-fir^ cents for molasaes, ten cents for sugar and everything in and carved figurcsin black walnut and ----------------- ’ • iris rawhite woods too numerous to mention. It wish it should be said, however, that two carved butaof WiBiam CuOcn Byrant and F. B. Morse adorn the base ou each aide of the pendulum box. Above lhe main body cf tbo dock in a marble dome upou whirh ro,-------- „--------- —-ro-Washington sits in his chair ofstale, pro- aWur. that Mr. Sbc-man bdicvm resumption a toeted by a covered canopy above hia head the latter being also surmounted by a strong enough child to stand alone .t__s of Columbia. On either aide A Matter ol mind.—“It is oarer of ■Washington m “colored aerrantin livery any troublu for mo to make up my mind cornera open into the ptllsra that “No, 1 suppose not,, support tba canopy. On lhe four of the for Uto ether side ; "ao mriobody of the dock aro black walnut be easily made np I" “Order, gentleman, atomfy. FfflMHi —jyS ***^y?y. a, fkna «rw»iw nwu.' woman! revolves. The multiplicity of fonts per­ formed within the limits of the basis is at first bewildering, and very few spectators can get a definite idea of bow it ia scrotaplwhed. In the first place there ia a cen­ tral pivot from which gold aod silver rods proj eel, four of them bearing i nacripuims "spring," "summer," "autumn," “winter .another bearing a hand which points to lhe day of the month , and the remainder ending in silver balls of various sixes and distances from the center, repnwsntlog the principal planets in the solar system. Tbe earth and moon, for lhe sake of illus­ tration. are made larger and out of propor­ tion to tbe other planets ao that their re­ solutions maybe more dearly observed. Around the whole circle, on the main framework of lhe clock, arc 13 small dials riving lhe difference in lima at the prinaipal eitias in the world. All this intri­ cate and wonderful machinery is moved by the name central power in the body of the clock. Just above tbe astronomical circle are a couple of pistes inscribed with the name rflbe month and lhe day of tho week be- !8 -IB TY; and so natural. „d “rfwt are IU that it is inu*«Ibk its application. BEgaiH^SpSF. SANFORD’S PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE FOE SPERMATORRHEA. RADICAL CURE 8EMINAL PASTILLE’ For CATARRH Tbo door ou tbc right is opened by the negro servant to admit a long lino of Pres­ idents from Waahiogtoo’s limb Including President Haye*. Each Prod-lent is dress­ ed in the ejslume of his time aid ol the iikencsucs are admirable. Passing io file betorc Washington they bow aud raise their hands, and then walking nat­ urally acres, tho . platform, disappear through the other door which io promptly cloned behiud-thetn by the sreood negro preserved until to-day the veil of ecerray. servant. Washington sinks beck into bis waa lifted and revealed the finished work ehrir, the music ceases, and all io quirt in all iu beauty and compkteneea. The eave the measdred tick of tho huge pendu­ opening exhibition was given al 1 o’clock lum and the ringing of the quarter-hours, thia afternoon to a few reporters of the daily prcaa who had been specially invited. until another hour has pawed. The music Uix-in intended to play tbe Felix Meier, the inventor, ia a Bavarian following ‘ popular airs: Star Spangled by birth, 34 yeara of age, and came to . Banner, Hail Columbia, Yankee Doodle, thia country about 13 yeara ago. Ho was Red, white aod Blue, God Sava the Queen for acme time employed u a sculptor in ! Home, Sweet Home, Auld Lang Sync, tho stone-yard of David Knapp, and being I Last How of .Summer, Battle Cry of. of an inventive turn of mind he /y upicd Sweeden, FatimUa. U ManrUlaUe, and his leisure hours in conatturting Tn spoeMarch of King of lx ait XIII. tolie dock, whieb wee quite a curiosity in It would be a difficult task to drac-ribo its way and attracted eooaidcrnbie admira­ tion. About 10 years ago he first began to draw plans for the clock whieb today the 'elaborate designing and carving of Half a doteo years were spent in hard which was entirely tbe Work of' Mr. Fer­ slndv, and after repeated failures pauently dinand Lapp- It i< symbolical of the endured he waa able four years ago to lapse of dm', and also U> a large extent of start spon the work ia real earnest, with freedom and lore of country A large a clear and definite idea of what he intend­ number of inscriptions aod other devices ed to do. A company was otganived to are scattered over the work with this cud supply the needful cash, and during the in view. Mr Meier and others who ore last iwo or three 'years Meier has aban­ posted upon the subjert claim that this doned all other business and bestowed bis dock “knocks lhe spes off" lhe worldwhole time and attention upon lhe work In renowned Suaraburg cludt, in Qermany, । especially as regards the movements of die band. The American . KATVOWAL AXD A»TU0S0HtCAt. CLOCK.' II heavenly bodies. Mr. Meier's reprssenaa' it is called la about seventelo feet high '1 ration uf lhe earth and moon ia a perfect and of hands'\te woportiona ’throughout. I sphere, instead ci half an one. The earth, moreover, not only rerolrre upcss in axis, The framework is entirely of black walnut, like that of the Strassburg dock, but also elegantly carved by Fvrdinand Lapp, the makes Its natural and regular revolution sculptor at No. 31) Monroe avenue. At around the sun, and the movements of the each corner of lhe base is a large sea dra­ other planets and tbe differences of time gon bearing a child Spoa iu Kck. Above tbe base ia the pendulum bor. with a plate glass doer, and on either side a ample of pillarsand a carved Hercnkn support the main body of lhe cdoek above, ths peudu km is elaborately ornamented, with a gilt eagle holding the usual bunch of arrows in bis talons, and a scroll which bears the name of Felix Meier in large gilt letters. Above tbo pendulum box is the astronom­ ical portion of the dock, a huge‘•barin" or circular recess with a blue background studded with silver stars, and a large braacn ball in lhe center representing tbc sun, around wljich r““Tfte.*“ Fort Wayne, Jackton A Saginaw R. R. i ■>•« »t tte BUcHtor a ..•'.fcA'V.SA: SHORT LINE. MICBIQ VRIL MEDICINE CO.. No. 62 Chatham fit, Pittsburgh, Pa WASHINCTON, PATENTS HOUSEKEEPERS in mr practice l■y^■nd by the public, marc than 85 years, with unprecedented resulta. MINERAL MICHOLS. SHEPARD * CO. “ VIBR ATOR J1RESHIIG mOllRERT. Canada Southern Railway D1XF.K. S2.00. uilB SOAP. i lACTOSUUt. tb. dawn and;la Cm cTa. snow a, co. CHAS. F. BATES A CO., Proprietor!, USE THIS BRAND. CO ^Ts rrfer Islffible ta tlw F>lralO«». sad to syS'VErnri vawai^ »«are«s» (wrt oAm iw.Xm’u’ib w 2s.‘sssrtSisr‘ * "* g»U» ■shin wjll m< aatalltsUw ems» CHICAGO kLAUC IWRON R. NEW PIANOS $125. ME IN THE WORLD. -—*S»W awl hralthiar than ear s ACER A TUS, FOB SALK BI GREBEL& BUSSELL Subscribe for the Banner. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-08-06.pdf 60289557e474e71a505e89a5939d29ee PDF Text Text Tilt IltpttLittf TKUMS OF UVB»CBIPT10S Railroad* at Hon* and Abroad doaa of 1970 wm 81,841 iacrtoM of 2,695 mik which, although raly ineraaae of 1872 and ob, IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in tlie World. Every Bax set in White Lend, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein Mt with the Patent Sktin Setter, and JOHN R. KASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW* SOLICITOR ( pABuTjuly 10t*, 1079. Jackson Wagon CLEMENT SMITH," CHARLES M. KNAPPEN, aria Letter. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS mm 1ID BDSfflESS EIME NEW YORK. WHOLE NO. 1265. Is^ttaES* HASTINGS, MICH.WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6 1879 VOL. 24. NO. 14 . milm, aa »«1 ia likriy to the panic. A pin of more than twtatySp hundred mUaa la eat ytr, however, indiMtm a aubatantial usd healthy erowth. ' Henri Valaan sc Ccdua, hail Every Wagon Warranted I I, ■ tnhl PHIL. W. NINKERN. ONLY TRUSS ROD AXI.B ATTACHMENT. «ra»r Stela awl JeS—fc. AreeU. »nt Bai tew 1 "U Petit Canonli." it ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CHAXCBBT FreteH attoMlM atrya t. WHAT DOES IT MATTEHI M. W. RIKER. .. WM. .UPJOHN, EF.WK. Valuqitet wan atreched io the middle , Attorney at Law & Solicitor in CH ANCERT. GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. Middle Stolen, and an tncreate in ths humanity. More JACKSON WAGONS •» UM in BarrJ <>>«** than all others combined, yet the repaint do not average 2 cents each. ('.ill and see tliein at , that bed just oeenred, while Victor lifted GREBLE <fc RUSSELL’S. Hswtings. Midi., May •>, 1879. WaAII •Olla allaadil n—txlz-WW XI«f DELIGHT J. WOLF.M. D. Wo tiro Agents for the Celebrated A. P DRAKE, TORX E Y aX Iteaawlter U Laa. t BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL CHAFTEll XXVII nr rnctutr w. C. G. HOLBROOK. over »S,700,000. Ou Ths Battle for the Cedars. Of which more have been sold iii this County in the past five rears than al! others combined. mourii the parlor al CHAPTER XXVI. CiicluJnl. Btieii freight Val«*iue» epraoK toward Barbara, bnt AUCTIONEER. Thu foUowuig » few of Hie parlic, owning lie Buckeye to any of whom we confidently refer-: L. K. Powers, E. J. Crook, Robert Mitchell. 8AVK YOUR CHILD WITH Frank Darby, A. E. Bull. Fred Hecht. Universal Croup Remedy Una Bare, ' Peter Cobb. Friend Soules, * ■aaalMwa,Ur»»d llapld,. Mirk.. Fred. Collijw, Watson Woodruff, John Parsons. Thu- McGrath, Jas. SlcGIyn. je te. Jerry Rogers. MHo.Fish, A. Barnum, I Chas. Youngs. ’ Jarnos Boyd, McKelvey Bros. Joseph Stinehcomb, DENTIST E. W. French, Daniel Warner, lli.Uirna i Caleb Garwootl. Goo- Whitney, MlCIltai. Al. Parker. James Jones, • _____ _ Jacob Edger,, Chits. Dolph. DW Cunningham. Simnmn.. tha British, nod .Swinging “What mean* thia?" cried Victor' le anger in hi. voice, way bv forcr," Kibbed He w»» aitturg »a Millie. Mr. F. G. rornexhj WILLIAM WALTER. ' J'“‘ improved ----------for 1879. The grain seeder can It has been greatly ...gr.-.v. be riiiTi v a« ... dcirod. Th., Utuchdl front or ta. k of- Uio DRILL The inillmttar indmte iu U ride «.»i of tm-uug|ici, lh« Hopper. .Feed and it muc w. Cup, un ttntlonnry. -----All Work GUARANTEED. now |ia. a gaUge that causes each hoe to run one uniform ttepth so that every keruyl of Wheat is planted the same depth. A result -----------------------------; never before attained on any Drill. Don I fail to nee the new Dnil before buying. Io Empire Block, over Mudge'.Store. * on inc the nacK Ion k on 1- J-1"^ Carriage, Sin aid Ornamenlal -0 Mr. Victor !" Barbara tearfully eo- MESSBR BROS. PAIN TER • Haatinga. Midi.. July 29.187!'. Al A. M. Bock1. Carrias* Shop Jeffaraon St., JMhc” Swarr’5 H°T,l> I BAMM.................................. N«CU SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. firet tiina at the Ibcalra Lyriqae lalta I 1864 Imperial Soap ! “Indeed It ndreadful that I ahoald tight to claim Kvteaotly all <if Bartera. ««««- -d ’^day me. rtitude bad draerted bar. The thought ; , niJaele at ahe had data a human being, wicked ? Lionel -.rfc-k U .w, ....mbl. 1.1 For the Laundry, the Kitchen, und for general HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES reeoUaat Wirt?, gallery al BnuaeUa. Ihrcabior, machine A Rotaiao I’riocew Hamlet, aloes Tb-> Cedar. H«r» ahe codd behold aa „r.d to all the dreadful Irtigatwo about the ** “But. dear Bartara,'U*-nd concluded, brary, gu.rdoing Valawioet He kept bia The Price of the-lmperiid Soup w |5.N> per bok of 100 I lb. band oo hi. rendrer while the villun eat l»re-76 lb., in die box. To «oy one who will eend u. «n orOer 1, ar I truly bdicra. She ia. aa, I cann The firat hotel in the State with Pa*- p,r 10 boxer wilb cub. *52.60 we will wnd one box extr. free doubt, lira daughter of the deecoaed Hi aeoger Elevator. bort Caaturl, while I nm calf bia cram n premium Of Ibi/rder. n»y be .enl !o u. for one or more boxer nt n lime, wilb remilUnee. end when we b«ve tbur received $2.00. $2.50, end $3.00 Per Dey, order, for 10 boxer we will eend tbe elexenlh box free - propoeed above, if von do no'l nidi to rend money in ndrxnce you m«y depurit il with any banker or merebnnt in good credit in your wild-looking mature ,»ith loaf, black hair. Uotsel'a .boulder. town with die nndendunding that he it to remit it to ue on receipt urtutui BatntniU'M a man ol the Honp which in to be rhippod to bin rare. Addrere J the whiapendeoftlr. ‘What ia it, jHrlit . J*r?M “4 ' , dattr-.u. ......I..*. .nW I*.e • i rxo ■ MICHIGAN EXCHANGE HOTEL iiw timf t i Iltriwrt Cube!. CRAMPTON BROTHERS. ” I mu?. A Wnt L-aiilato.-. fc.ar-.abreaat hearing, her breath coming in quick gaaia, her eyea flaahing uni dame •^Ha, ha I” ahe laughed madly, “you dream not of the awnat vengeance KWa, dead Eloin. io to have. vilHan I Yout defi- CUSTOMERS to KNOW These FACTS ’ Thxl I h.v. the finest .lock of Dry Good. inB^y County. JXbt“y Stock in Now York before the teratef. I h«> e »»t COOK & ROGERS MEAT MARKET FBESU1SALT MEAT vanced my prices. I sell ladies’ Ready Made Suits for White and Figured Lawns for „ r *’ XXTJ’.kde. - , “ . * • ( “ cen (grinned and gi a* the 18 cents 1terrible d«rp.ir might. 60«...7ijd>..W1d»1.00 PARASOLS) FANS, EMBROIDERY STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. Plain and Brocade Trimming IN ALL SHADES. rOULTHY A/ID flSH- 1 ; Silks £££ I L hnvo n complete Awortment of Genu’ Pumiehing 0«wU. CLOTHING AND CLOTH8. Ofecutac ba bad prertouaJy the tragedy at The Cedar., and �T^t HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. Opposition to all papor infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. In favnr of a currency qf coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchasing power, the paper convertible with coin at the will of the holder. lyn and New York, an quite an injury in autne quarters in a buainms point of view. The quarantine rvculationa are very strin­ gent, and the owners of Mesmers running to Havana arc complaining bitterly. They say it cost them SMO extra to load a ed, and now a call is out for another, to be The result, of the election in Kentneky held in Marshalltown August 12. A West Virginia Democratic paper on Monday, though -it resulted in a Con­ federate victory, waa at ths cost of a large- demands a "backbone ticket" fur 1880, Jx increased Republican vote. The na- and names Senator Eaton of Connecticut ttonab cast but very few votes, and their and Representative Blackburn of Ken- OH! MYS perky. What is held to be a significant feature, one of tba straws which shows the war tbe wind blows, is .the wonderful impetus lately given to immigration. Cul­ minating in J872, it fall off tresntmduuriy, but has started up very briskly now. Msneoniten frem'Ruasia, mostly well sup­ plied with money, and Icelanders, scarcely teas thrifty, bare just touched our aboree and been whirled Want by the culicat trains, while tbe bone and sinew and brain of England has fur the first time rivalled the influx of Irish and Germans. BACK! M5W& Drugs and Medicines. Our expenses are light and we sell goods in same ratio. . Still Gaining. HUNT’S party Uss deed there apparently, as it is The Bangor Why is authority for tbc every where else. Thia election fottnbadows a straight fight in 1880, between the statement that a Republican dub in Gar­ Republicans and the Confederates of the diner, Maine, includes io its ranks seventy South and their Northern allies, with the men who, test year, voted tba National National rote not large enough to bo cell- It, also, shows the rapid growth of Re­ publican principles Ln tbo South, end demOMtrates to a certainty, that with Air elections and su honcat count of the votes cast, tbc larger half of the late slave States, together with every northern stale would giro Republican Majorities. The Albany Journal given the score of the National game nt Washington as fol­ lows: “Hayes, 5 ; Congrtas, 0." Is that what they call a whitewash for the Demo- Ury of the Navy, announce that be will be a candidate for tbo Rcpublicau guber­ natorial nomination in Indiana, with the intention of succeeding, if possible, Mr. Penneylnnie. On the 23d of July the Repuhlicaus cf tba great State of Pennsylvania met in General Tyner, of the Poet OCoo De­ State Convention at Hamsburgb, Galuaha partment, has just returned to Washing­ A. Grow presiding. ton from a trip to the Pacific Coast. He The ronrention wa very largo and her thicks that the Republicans will carry mcuiouaA The nominee for Treasurer, California in September, electing their la ana of the moat popular men in the State. He accepted the nomination in a speech of great ability, which waa received the Democratic Sutrn in which Demo­ with intense enthusiasm. ■>cratic Legislatures or Constitutional Conventions have repudiated ths whole or a part of their debts, it would bo no which extols tbe deeds of Republicans and wbree in 1880. Is this the party to pat condemns tba Democrats. It also declares implacable hostility Io the repeal of na­ The Lansing HrpMtcan says -.—Grand tional laws which protect the purity of the ballot box and secure fair elections, assert­ Rapids buried 37tJ persons during the ing that tbc election of Congressmen and year ending July 1, 187fl. The list due* Presidential Electors is elmrly subject to not include Shinplaster Comstock, Saleranational control, and that an attempt to tus Smith, or several other leaders of the throw off that conlrol is simply an effort defunct irredeemable party, who were to c^tabliah fraud at tbe national elections. It nmerta that tbe refusal oftbc Democratic Struck by an avalanche of hostile votes. party to appropriate moneys, already collooted from the people, to ssstatn the Government, unlaw the Executive shall sanction a measure intended to footer fraul and violence and corruption in national elections and to impair the constitutional supremacy of the nation, deserves and innten the signal comtemhriion of every honast and law-abiding cifaen. ' The resolutions proceed thus; \Ve favor the payment of tbo national debt in coin according to the understanding be­ tween the Government and tbo tender, and a paper currency redeemable in coin; wc coagralulato tbe country upon the returning national prosperity, and upon true of the party everywhere. V the accomplishment undo* a Republican from California that the Republi morally certain ot carrying the 1 constitution and all tews made in puesuanoo thereof are supreme laws of the land, a ay thing th. coostitution or tews of a Stele to the contrary net withstanding: that the tribunal cstabliahed by tbo Constitetioa to determino whether tbo laws are made in pursuance thereef is the Huprema Court of the United Steto, and neither law maker, citiaen, nor State has a right to nullify a tew once enacted, unlcw U tbe Uw B“k>»K power or aitiona of nurses at Memphis and other infected places down South, mainly by unaclimsted pcreons, and the days of news editor! of the greet daily newspapers are mado abortion to them by reason of tbo swarms of rorreepoodents wbo are ambitious to write the currant hiMory oflhe epidem­ ic which, unfortunately for them perhaps, done not yet seemed to have arrived, and which wo devoutly hope will not arrive, aven for tbe benefit of our mere or leas regular brethren of tbo quill. The beat has been quite savers fur soma days, and while there seems to be a Ices average of sun-strokes for human victims, tbe horses Eave suffered abnormally, and several have fallon down in a regular apoplectic way ia Broadway every day. The pioneer gospellers, Moody and Sankey, are again with ua, after a season of recuperation, the tetter in Europe, the former st that churning country residence al Northfield, MW, which has so mys­ teriously come into his pasanion, he be­ ing one of those good people who work very hard and get no pay ft* thrir servlrcs. They are holding forth at Cooper Insti lute. Sankey ringing as sweetly and Moody speaking as volubly and as un- grammatiodly as ever. Tbe burden of his discourse is as usual to lay oil our burdens on Jesus Logically this would seem encouragement to texiocas and genera) shiftlcswneM, in fact, not differing much from tbs fatality dsetrima of the tilated ball baa not prevented '!•« stumb­ ling of the usual crush to beat the fluent preacher, and the eulhnaiaam over the convtrta who are excited by anrrouudisga etogy of various denominations seem to havKIoat interest in the evangelists. The gyrtncoploal Talmage, while absent in the flash Mill exercises the spirits jf his Brooklyn flock and a vaM a amber of ont- cr leas retiewnee, been telegraphed at constdcrable length by bia showm------busi­ ness managers ia England, and whether true or simply as a dexterous advertising dodge, it it now asserted that be baa so charmed the Englishmen with the elo­ quence of his coovoluting arms, legs, hair, cars and jaws that bis own people will be cat, for we are virtuous nowadays in New York, and it is several mouths st least since wo had to had over the coals for dishonesty any of our public officials. We ere all anxiously looking oat for the greet Canada balloon, which with its novel machinery it is claimed ean be nav­ igated with the precision of so ocean steamship. Our own aeronaut* at Man­ hattan Beach are attracting a great deal of attention with their great captive balloons, and several acMtnlirts of renown have bean making experiments io con­ junction with the director of the enter­ prise, Profsaaor King. John Brady, the oldest printer in America, and a veteran of 1812, .who re­ members Horace Greeley when, a raw boy, he applied for work at the firvatay Pott, ha just been carried to his long home. The old heroes are diminishing fast in numbera, and their annual feasts al the Sturtevant House are very palhct- ately weighted to atme him in sink rowd­ ily. Ha had beset down two mlns tea, when the air pipe, which ho knew to be weak, but was too poor to replace it before hie last descent, burst with a loud report. His eoarada hinted Ua up nry qwiskty, and frantically dashed off the glass Euk gasped heavily, and then, os tkry thought, expired. According to some physt-riaas the ease was by oo mans hope!™., hot it was so thought by the bystanders, .nd no atlempto at reMudtslioo were made. On tbs contrary, the remain, were wpae-dtly placed >n an icebox, where all pwibilities chtuigei) and PRICES change with'them, , nv cheap ns now.- We have a full line of NEW .that never was so low. SUGAR Is a* UlttAp ta »ny place, in JHichigan. * SOAPS 5 c. bars.'S c. bars, 4 for 25 c. or 20 c. bars. Einwsstu. MBD COFFEES 20 rack* just received at price* from 124 to 35 c. an to gratis quality fruni che5p RIO to the finest JAVA • TOBACCO We can Beat the County an we buy at Manufactory' prices. FISH We have a full line cheap. STARCHES Washington Letter. CANNED GOODS Of nil kind*. FRUIT of all kind* in seanun. CROCKERY Beat, as cheap as othent aell an inferior quality. STONE WARE We have 50.000 gallons Ohio ware. ‘ 'FARMERS PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. ■«« SMITH. HOGLE & PRESTON. STrSsr treuiao kw «■ i raGS Hastings, July 22, T879. 12n»2 PJ> yr A \THE VALUABLE INVENTION, WORLD REROWKM . » AwSSSSl WILSON SEWING 33 In workmanship la equal to a Chronometer Watch, and □s elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. It received th© highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. Its capacity is unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold In the United State* than th© combined sales of all the other*. The WILSON MENDINC ATTACHMENT for doingall kind* of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHINC, given FREE with each machine. In it be said, “I agree to withdraw from the puliiical canvass, provided I will be protected in my rights a* any other citisen." That is providad h« would waive the right to take part in polities against the old rebels, he will be guaranteed his right to life, and be protected from mob violence- Similar reports come from South Carolina and Gecrgia. Buildoziog is rampant. And yet if you report il« facte, wv are secured of flaunting tb< bloody shirt, and keeping up I WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 807 & 829 Broadway, Rew York j New Orleans, La.; Cor. State & Mstfaoa So.. Chicago, III*.; and San Francisco, Cal. ■Ffy- Sale by an First-Clas* ppglm. POWERS & BARLOW Something new in the Line of KiSJ' WIND MILLS I 'SSIEE: DAUCHY & CO. COL DEAR sir HOUSE FURNISHING MATERIAL ." it .f Mltaaal laterset. sad is romart »r Its msMtrly haaflisg #r a o»rlsx Uliorial Departwont. are Ml of later»ail ilasl,- auitr. V. Povreli reatrtbatas a beter tart p«tet«l •alllb-i ■■Aa>>rin>n I. ..... " And other Agricultural Implements. |C|A|M|P| |S|T|Q|O|L|S| capcise porous plasters CURES LAME ANO WEAK BACK And watch the crowd rush in. ______ *>bp BTALLpKcuaiarp. _ the new Uturr BUXXUW CROWN AND 00 IX) 8AW8 FILED, Ctain, TaAta. Mstaii, aid S»£m luxaurn wixbox gutsbod. Since the recent evidence of Prafiww Van D« Weydo in Court, in the Cox Hull murder caw the uoJiatin aide are beginning to say that the trader taken are kibg mor. p-qde than tTe> i All kind* to tuit you. WASUtamux, D. C-, 1 July 31,1879. f The news from all parte of the South euntioues to bo discouraging to those who had hoped tbc Democrats bad some regard for their promises to protect the rirhts ol those who disagree with them in politics. A late incident at Yazoo City, Miss , il­ lustrates their perfidy, and shows how lit. lie eoufideuee can be placed in confederate professions of recoostruttioo, ot love of fair play. A man named Dixon headed an independent movement in a local can­ vass against the Democrats. Riote were incited by the “best citixens," and finally a “groat public meet iog" waa held, describ­ ed u composed of "earnest, determined men," which requested Mr. Dixon to re- recently "gone over’’ to the Rcpublirans did so for lack of support and because tbc ; Republicans offered it aid. It then axpreaaes the hope that the Greenbackers iu that locality “will not subject us to any made terms by cable for s three years’ awaken to the truo, and awful condition to which amtedtratc domination is bring­ such temptation." starring tour. . The current number of Harper'i ing U. Mr. Foster, the R.-publican candidate There ia a growing disposition amopg for Governor of Ohio, has been visiting Weekljf contains sn article on the recent lb* intelligent eitinoi to distrust tbc the iron regions, tbe hot-bed of inflation doinzt of the Mutes! Life Insurance European scheme to out a canal ncrure the Company of New York, which embody henries in that State. The improvement of bwinoes lias helped the Republicans. some remarkable facts and figurea. Il A tet^c number of men wbo voted the ahows among other things that during Sas rounds tbe alarm against it, and with­ inflation ticket last year assured Mr. Fas­ 1878 the company paid out to the sur out slicking faithfully to tbe "Munroe vtvora of its policy-holders the enormous | Doetnac," it follows the lead of Senator ter of their support. sum of three sod a half miHiuna of dollars,' Burnside io drauoeiatimi of it. Those At the Waterville (Me.) meeting and praotieally accounts for this immense Saturday, a man who voted tho GrecobtuiMoa by thus explaining the nature of 1 the elements of a wild speculation, and back ticket last year proposed three cheers that its prpapeet is not promWing. Its for Senator Blaine, and the eanrass of •'For those who only want insurance it construction would take at least fifteen one school dirt Het ia Fairfield, where bat may bo intetarting to learn that the Mu­ years if th* plan of Delxasrps, is to be fire Republican votes were cast last year, tual Lib io a compact of individuate all followed, and tbc ixjensc would bo gnatly shows that twraty-acvso roton hare jnin-x ,assuring each other, the new comer and above .the eitimates. This feeling awak­ od the Republican dub. old being on oue footing. There is no ened an interest in Capt. Eads project, for Hon. Anaon P. MorriD, the ^ral Ho- 1question of stock or proprietary interest a marine railway aero* the 1st humus at publican candidate lor Governor in Maine, 1of the stockholders of a corporation Panama, so constructed aa io transport now76yenraof age, is announced to 1standing up to absorb Or control the Capt. Eads has a great many mure- ad­ speak on tbe Republican ride. Ho ia one 1 interest has now attained a magnitude in herents and believers ainoe his sucens dueed. He possesses that peculiar power millions, some twenty-five per cent great­ with the Mississippi jettya system, and by which he can make one o! Solon er than all tbc capital of tba beaks of the other dirtinguiahed engineers endorse hb Chase’s speeches ridiculous in the ex- metropolis, being in lha aggregate eighty, plans. It would not coal ten per cent of tba seven millions of dollars. It is ths. larg­ real of the proposed canal, and eould be os; ficaocisl corporation known to exist, built in two or three years. It u quite Thcre is a rumor that Senator its policies outstanding securing life insur- probable that the Government will take ton really favors tboxtomiantion anco equal in amount the entire iiuuc of bold of the mMicr as an American In. Tildsn in 1880, ip order that Miiutioo, and seed out surveyors to look the national bank currency afloat" Tbe constant increase ol this incompar­ aver the ground, with reference to apply­ ing the plan of Capt. Eads. The work if not fair Gen. Ewing in any race, since he able success is Mill further aarountod for successful would be of immense value to is worth 1200,000 teas than nothing by tba reduction of premium rates which (bo United States, and why shouldn't it through coal speculations, while Pendle­ tbo Mutual put in force something Ilka a year ago, and which enables it to give inton is very rich. Scereury Sherman will return here in a lbw days, he will give the poor afflicted the loweet known figures. "Now and then the Dewton Herald rises Poverty sod the wiilinguras to run Democrats but a brief rest however, for superior to its surroundings and makaa a heavy rteks for light gain have caused th. eoou be will go to Ohie, atxl repeat his good point. Par example, referring to the death, or at any rate, tbo oaphyxiation of aapply of hard facta, for the Democrats to differmco between the two old parties on a brave mao. Ha waa a driver by pro- kick against. At present be b th* nral thn tiaascial quostion, that paper says . ftaeioo, and waa employed for lha munifi- rocspicuous mark of democratic venom. "On the Republican side is honesty, oer. eant sum of ten dollars, out of which he uinty, security : on the Democratic side, a had to'pay hte aaaiaUnte, to attach a cable a meso of doubt, dbbonesty, and dishon­ to an anchor which had been loM in a re­ or." This is a trite truth to be sure, but coining from a journal whose Issuings are powerful man, his armor was proportion­ We see by the Sumner county, Kansas, Preet that Hon. Thomas A. Hubbard, late ot Yankee Spring, in this county, io a The later Ocean says The Demo­ candidate for Register of Deeds, lor 8um- crats and Nationalists in Maine made open MroKunty. His many friends here wish war oo Daniel P. Davis, ex-cvrpral in the him success, and the Baxkxm expects to Union army and Republican candidate for Governor. And now they wish they hadn't. They bare Mined up the vet­ eran* nil over the State, and a “Corporal's . Tbe Kilos Zlrmc-Lvur, one the abial Guard "of 200 membera is being organ­ edited of ths Democratic Journals of the ised in Bangor, of which the Into Chair­ State sayi ,—‘■There appears Io be no man of the Greenback City Committee is tniatalto in the general outlook of prosper. a member, wbo propose to stood by their comrade. Old soldiers wbo had joined the Greenback party-last year have open­ ly revolted at the malicious charges against Mr. Davis, and have declared WhatuU?^ V . . .4^11..—Your P>TScript*»tt» •W’ R<H-eipt.H. • /' ’ What id it m*a© ofT Aus.—Pure!)RUGS only. How is it made ? Aus —With care and aevuracy. Where to gel it ? Ana —At Bohffrtd <t fiotoWriM where you will always find a full and select Stock of �Ti/rRirutLitn/l PIONEER three days lias been steadily dreiiniag. Morrison, the defaulting Odd Fdfow, CJemeal Smith. Judge. Mr Prickett's sua Oxana, wbo bad hte baa beet. arnatsd for perjury. July H -Estate of Richard Hsfleu■no badly broken last week, te improving TheyAtnericao Bible Society baa dfo- den, deceased ; riiuws against estate heard tributod 36,226 eopiee of the scriptures in by Court and allowed, at fl822.35. July IL—Batata of Peter Cook de­ ceased , ezrautorn aceonnl filed and prt>itoo for allowance and d-charge filed. CLOTHIJSTG fa Yrtte, Bqi ui Qilta Geo. Preston and wif. left list night for Petraksy and th* lakes; intending to be absent three or four weeks. Mrs. Msrgarrt Brown, of Grand Haven is about opening a ateum, polish foundry to tbn 1st Ward of tht* city. Next sabbath Bev. C. R. Crosby, of Batfoud, will occupy the pulpit in th* M. E. Church at the usual hours Paitten ia Liverpool, Eogtaad, are ne­ gotiating with Mrenre Halo 4 Bartley for 2.000 more sacks of fluor. Good for Hale 4 Bartley. Next week we shall priat the great speech of Bncratory Bberman ou National finance*, which he delivered recently at Portland, Maine. THREE PAPERS FOR $4 00. Wo will send the Detroit ' Weekly Post'and Tribune for one year, the Michigan Farmer for one year, and the Republi­ can Baxner until Jan 1st, 1881, to any person not now a sub­ scriber to the Bax . nbb, for $4-00, to any person sending us tlte money for the three paper prior to September 15th, 1879. The Banner and the Farmer for $3.00. The Banner and the Post and Tribune for $2.70. Now is your time to get good papers cheap. W. K. Barber it building ao addition to hte bouae oo hte fam north of tbs iron bridge, sod will move there a* soon s> bis beikhn j te finished. mute. Ofder tor heating entered for Aug. I8lh, MXt Estate ol John Lockhart, deceased ; Tbe .Spiritualist campmeetlot; at petition for Probata of will filed. Order Lansing was ailMxfod last Baaday by a It t* reported that St. Nicholas ia to bs for bearing entered for Aug 12th, next. large crowd of peuplv, twtitaated at about Estate of D. C. Hawley, deceased . published monthly in French by a Parte 13,000, administrator files hit finil account and publisher Tbe tenth annual reunion of tbe Fifth Regiment of Michigan Veteran Voiuntaeca At Battle Crock, Thursday night, Baac barged from said trust Order fur hear witlUbrid at PoMiae on Wednenday ria Blaak, aa 8-year-old girl, waa ehnkad Angnat 27, 1870 ing soured fur Aug. 18th, next. by swallowing a batten. July 19 —Estate of Judson A. Botoc. Th* Drily Mail nf Detroit te a new A recent craau* of tbs city of Memphis deceased ; hood of exscutor filed sod letter shows that there are 7367 persona there waned. Order appointing appriacr* entered. who are susceptible to tbe fever. Order entered that claims be beared by During tbe present month G- W. Carl Court. Warrant aid inventory issued. eteiu 4 Co will issue the first number of s July 28.—Estate d William Beason, popular American Miscellany. Al Antietam, Md , on Sunday, a - man jealous of bi* wife aamulteii her, where Tbe United Brethren will bold a camp­ upon she shot him dead with a carbine meeting one half mil* eart of Freeport in It te astonishing the number of soathis county, commeucing Aug. 12lh, and rtrikea there have b«ao in the city within more. OsOrge Paddolfoed, David Ikes, lasting ovcv Sabbath. the last few weeks, and sot oo* fata) ease. and ('hanevy Yarnre appointed. ComBev^M. V. B. Rork, of Lansing will miaioos and certified copy of order waned. Mr. Davie, tbe Republic*u candidate aldrem th* Rad .Ribbon Club ia tbe Court Estate of Valentine Stumpf, deceased, for Governor of Maine, will be oo tbe IloMe Square next Sunday afternoon at 3 stump from this tim* until his election executrix files report and ia discharg'd o'clock sharp. There will undoubtedly be a large attendance On Monday fart the editor of the Vermoolvillo Hmrk Swooped down on the Bannu oSca and carried away on* of th* Bai. nxu's c-compositon, for a few day* only, however. V rant and inventory issued. July 29.—Estate of Samuel Trevi*, deceased , administrator files report* in Many prominent Hard Money Demo­ full Tram *11 parties interested ia estate sad crate in Cleveland. Ohio including ex la discharged from his trust. House Square in the tfftcraoon. There is some talk of a re-organixation Congreseman Payne, hare joined the Hon of ths brass band of our city. Why not ? eat Money Ixaguc. L. J. WHEELER. LOOKHEBE J. G. RUNYAN & SON NWS M SMS, Clerteud and three boal-hutuna were cuomuoed. Mrs. Cleveland and her ia fant perished ‘in tbe flames, aad two mli er children were fatally burned. The flames began in tbe steamer's i-agine- The Beautiful Cleopatra, Whose brilliaai attractwu of mind sod person daisied and cunptarod the world ’in aocicat jam, preaerved her nsterri loveliaraa, aad prolonged her life far be [ yood the ordinary limn of extoteooe. Ska : strictly observed lb* rales of haaflh. and , never permitted the seeds of disease to A Faux Book of neeriy 100 large octavo page* for the afok. Full of valeable notsa on Scrofula; Dtesaam of the Breathing Organs, Diseaaes of Mon, Dioerao* ot women; Acte*, and Paine Heart Trouble* . aad * great variety of Canonic Diaaasaa, with evidrocn that Rev. J. J. Bunnell nf Cedar Creek de­ livered two very able sermons at the M. E. Church laat Sabbath, and also addren*- See Wm. Morgan's local ad. Throat harvest is through and larmen report a good crop. To-Ly Barnum U io Grand Rapids tho Engliah mission, including ex Gover- Mias Regina Stern, sister of L. Stern I* very sick with fever. The black bury mr, so we are informed. Quay, a Cameron man. Th* machine Is the Wiltcn new'Yieeilfot- Merer* Cuok 4 Sheldon have received Mr. 2. B. WUlfaoeZkb* been confined to his house by aicknea* for several days. Another picnic was bald at Thornapple Lake, yesterday, by parties from the city. Dr. Wm. Upjohn has a newspaper The K<y<il Ontcttr, printed in the city of New York Saturday, April 3th, 178X Tbe British still held the city when thia paper was printed. The Dr) kiadly loan­ ed us th* paper a roe pie of day* ago. and we read it carefully through. Prof. B. A. Nevins of Otsego, spent On Saturday aftorno-m the house of last Sabbath in this city, on his way to William Olney of Carlton was entered by Put-in-Bay. a trramp and a new suit of cbitbee for which he paid fi.’O taken. On Monday Sheriff Houghtaliu tracked tbc icamp into Saturday night fort. Cliutoo pounty. But tn tar as heard from Th* Sunday School picnic st Hili'* be has not yet been ermted. grove, in Yankee Spring* ou Friday last Albert S. Skinner's little daughter, about six years u( age, broke her right We urge the citiseas of our county to limb between tbe ankle and knee, in fall*' be ux> and doing "to. make our coming eouiftj fur a big macaw. Mr. C- Clever, formerly hotel keeper at Nashville has rented lb* Newton House is thia city and is running it. Il in asserted by fibme of Barry county'* Thoraapple Township, thrcnhcd farmers, that the wheat crop fo larger thia Imlul* of wheat, the product of 30 one day fast week. John Carvel year than last, io thia county. weak Utk. which I had for five yeare, so weak that I eould sesrrely lift anything. Il fch eatnetime* » if I had a gathcriag there, *ud sometimes tbe pain reached to tl e lower part of my rtouace. 1 am will wg to let other pur women wbo suffer like me know it. Mre - M. Lucs* -»Dr. Kelly of Hopfi was struck by ligbtaing. Gounod* great medical work, fall of 71.* electric fluid struck lha rapola, tear­ interest, over 230 pegs*. Price •!. Send ing out one romer, prariag down one <-f Certain politician* wbo predieted a th* rafter* tearing it uni, passing to tbe financial crash after resumption will do door, where it divided, "art passing down i wZlI to spend their vacation in hunting it tbe edge of the door, the rest Mlowing । up They will need a tong mt fur that the track oo which th* door heap, then down tbe board* to th* ground The hsy . The Republican* of Maier will ba against tbe boards presents the appearance I rather surprised to learn from th* eomn- of baring been ran through a tkreuhib; poadenl of the New York Times that they maritine, sod Krieg* a* thia may aeem> Mr. K.'s have been receiving Secretary Sbenuan drd nut sat any thing on fire. rather coolly. 88 years, died *« Hopkins, ou the Walnut rtreet, on tort week, end wm buried oo Saturday. Will fannere, as fest a* they get their tbrtdxtog doao, try aad fat M know tba average ywM per acre, *• wo shall lake pleasure in informing rar readers of tbe avenge yield of tbe oratory. Juba Sheas supervisor off tbs Town- B. J. GRANT A Stoaufor Accident on the New York. New Haven & Hartford R. R. Nxw IIavxx, Aug.17, 1877. D*. GlLB* :v-Wbileon duty as fireman <<o vagina 47 about tea miles from thia ri»y, i-u .Shore Line Raed, was scrideatally thrown off against * rock, train under full head—about thirty-flve mile* *n boor. Was very badly bruised Your agent was I a* bmrd. He furnished me with two tr-ttim .ZLinimcnt Iodide Ammoeis. from which I reeeiryd tbe grvrtmt poasabto benefiL • In four day* waa able le sit up,aod sin now able to rommcnee work. My and mother sto. uied the Liniment for REAL ESTATE. DR SALE AND TO RENT. ■Treat. Apply u Knappen’s Law Office. by Olire Grv*aM4. All note« and account* due trie I desirt paid this month, or as soon as promised, 'without fail. I must make my collections before wheat declines. 1417 °SfOULDIJfA Assists nt Pcrtmaster General Tyner, since bia return to Wsahiugtoo. has in­ timated that he would accept th* nomins F«r mis ar reel. A Knappen’s Law Office. Sale. pnee >OOri Aggty a> Knappen’s Law Office. Knappen’s Law Office. Doe t buy a Sewing^aebine until tim have tried the St John. Dkamertic, New Home, White and Stewart. For eale by ing, ia cnareraetioo with another greca Mr*. E. McGowan of Battle Creek, backer, said, speaking of tbfe greenback mother of tbe into Mr*. M. H. Wing, ba* party, “It never hadn't ought to got to Wyandotie four, of Wyandotte ; and a four and several single sculler* from been spending several days visiting friend* die, and it ain't never ought' to goin' to Chicago. die.'' There you have it, juel a* it ain't Tbe Patrons of Husbandry will hold a never ought is going to be, for it is already Mn. Geo. Holden lost • nice gutta basket picnic al Grand Ledge Aagust 20, Mortimer Whitebead, leeturer oftbe Na The theory that lightning never strikes uoual Grange, and C. L. Whitman, lectnr twice io the same place is exploded, u er of the State Grange will be praarat our readers will see from tbs following: Mr. Todd, who hve* about thro* milce A* hickory tree on the farm of C. V. Eaat from the rity, in Hastings Township, Robinson Esqydt Hope was struck by lightning on the night of the 3d of hat stroke of lightiaiog. month, and again last Saturday night. —' H..J. Dudley of YpeUauti, mad* u* a Twice within a ynoath. Monday, sod it yielded 33 bmbate to pleasant call oa Monday last* He is to John Bemmcr tbe very popular barber the acre. The whole five crops have teach tbe select school at Freeport, eosnof Hastings, is very much pleased to averaged 36 bushel* per acre. Where is tbe piece of land in tbe Stale that ran ■aeoesng Monday, Sept 1st. think that tbe limn is coming when he Mr.Tbmnaa Crump of Cheboygan, Mich., will not have tn hire a journeyman bsr- •how a parallel? Tbe publisher* of Rorol A'nrmade ua a frieaidly rail yerterdiy. De reports times good up ia th* North coun­ which was born Saturday evening last, sod JtorGr inform u* that their toner of Sept 6 will be tbe annual Fair edition. This try. sod'eropa era also good. weighed ten aad one-half pound*. Eb, is alwry* a very interesting number, but Kril-docn do not relish being brought John T Give us a abate t this year all previous iasuca are to be surbefore M. H. Wing Esq., to answer for Still another aSur of lightning* doing* pasamL II wUl be elegantly gotten up, their misdeed., for they do not gr-off io Baltimore ccmee to hand. Henry Gar­ with pinked cover* and eaoelleet engnv. rett, whe liras in East Baltimore, had hte 1Cg* The special feature of ll>e eofiteats We were miriaformad in tbe last ■**>* bouse struck, aad two children who wriw will be tba aatMTOMomanl of tbe Aaoual of the Baxsxa as to Cbeanrgooo who set ssleep had lh«ir night clothing burned off. tbe arm of Mr. Priokrtta son. It was sad also set Ung Are to tbc bed in which can have a copy fm by wnliag to ?k» Dr. Woodmans**, instead ol Dr. Derere they were. Il waa reported that they flora/Atom Fork, 78 Duane St., it is aa “Large yields ol wheat." from ril over were dead, bet later rumor says not opportunity worth improving. Mre. Msgoou, sgod tbe renldcno. of TMns comer of Park and Thursday evening of J. G. RUNYAN A 8dN. July 30—Estate i>f Richard Ilaffeoden, deceaaed ; Phelps, Biglow Windmill One of our exchange* say* Tom Ew­ ing—one of our next presidents—is on the claim against said estate Ordered that seashore. He l>u wsmpum shells before said claim be heard by the Judge of Pro­ bate ou the first day of Sept. next. him end a little green back of him Aug. 4.—Haute of Minerva Parker, XTbe deepen tunning stream that ato deceased ; claims beard. • known is tbe Niagara river, which, jest Estate of Hannah Bowker, dereasvd , under the lower .Suspeesion bridge, la 700 proof ofexecution ot will token and admit feet deep by actual measurement ted to Probate Order appointing James M Oar silver dollars, it la said, are al and Alouao D. Cadwallader executors. twenty per cent dteconnt in Neva Scotia County Correspondence. Balti Hoax, Aug. 4th^l879 . The *lorm ol Saturday eight, Aug Sad. man M. E. Chureh, both of Freeport, made u* a very pfoasast rail on Friday apple not mqcb lea* than 30 bushels. Hastings, loo, has its sweet singer*. Their favorite song, place aad time, is dan" end* with this isae*. We riucerrly “Baby Mine," Grand Street, after dark. Now wo like touam, and musiciau*, bat will not those stove mentioned plaasr give “Baby Mine" a mt for a few evenings and switch off on to something ela*. A certain peenbacker the other moan­ The State Tenehma Institute for Barry swuaty will be bald at Naabville. oommeuoing Monday Aagust 25th al 2 o'eioek p. ul and close th* Friday following. Tbc leaUtute will be conducted I’rof. Edward Olney of Ann Arbor. AD particulars ia regard to board km, may b* obtained up­ on application to INof. Romeyn Pain*, local committee, Nashville Mich. Um., 1U,. L M-u< -I .ISq l)«*> Striker ; and wife; C. G. Bentley, wife and Mm N. B. Taylor, Mrs. N. Bailey end daughter, Mrs. Judge Smith ; Mist Stella Wbrafor; rt al Some <4 tbe above named arc tocxteaU tteair trip to th* __ Thoma* Keitef's boos* in Rutland was Upper Peainrafo. struck by lightning lart Saturday night, ; I. O. a T. completely defanltebing ' tbe ehiaasy TheWfowtag person* were installed pasaiug down tbroegh the chamber where, . oftrerx nf Harting. Lodge Mo. M4, L O. bis children were droptox. not hurting them however, ■.oltnniag ou to tbe low-. a. t, Monday evraing by D. D. O. T., , Irvfag L. Crveay W. C. T—Gra M. toery. dm milk safe and smashing cue end out of VL V. T.—Mrs. Willard Hays*. tU said safe. Imekily no ana was hurt. W. R. 8.—Irving U Oremy. It is reported that th. attempt of Bar­ W. A- 8. Mire Lovin* D. Foliar. ry Lodge No. 330 F. A A. M., to euforre W. F. 8.-Mto. KM* A. 8anU*tery. the Msamsie Lew ib»t. a dealer in whisky W. Cbap -Mrs. D. B. McMhrrin. W. 1. O.-Nre Tiffis (toot. W. 0 CALF SHOES, PnAlBtaviLLX, Aug, 4tb, 1870 Er». Bahru :—Obaerver haring occa sivu during the past wheat harvest to visit different portions of the South pert of Barry county gives the fodawing as tbe result of his observations. Farmin wens abort from one to two bands in their bar knappen’s Law Office. Wheat, Wool, Corn, Potatoes, Lardt Butter, Pork, Hams, AND SELLS * Plaster, Lime, ■ Hair, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every-, thing you want. Jlllll 0. CH, lumlsall. n. ' LIME, HAIR, 8TUQQO, Knappen’a Law Office. Brick raratlare Faster; •* JsOrsua ft*. ml. Agylj.l Thia gave aa opportunity to teat the merits of the endless rarities of reaping machines Those machine having “reel rakers'1 attached seemed to get along with Knappen’» Law Office. ORGANS. CEMENT, BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS, •PLOWS, DRAGS CTLTIVATOMS. DOCBUftHnVKL FLOWS.. LEFT HAMD PLO WS. Reaper and Mowers^ Hold On. Tte Merita Pirctaim Cmjaij Fields seeded previous to th* 15<h of Soptembev, badly erinkled owing to insect and ia some casa poor condition of fal­ low. After tbe 15th and previouo to tho '-■Olh, fallow, in good rendition and insect West Meriden, Oonn., nt CdMU Mrtt fi Mi From experience of the peat harvest would low of Ar different varielioi io the order mealioaed. Falta, Clawson and DshU. Obaerver saw some very heavy |piece* of Dehil wheat and baa n.u lost faith io that variety. Mr. Chari** Storr ahe ebampion thneb er of Prairieville) say* be ha* mor* acres of wheat that yield*! above 25 bushels sppciuted agent* of tbe Spalding A Wil per acre i han tboee yielding leas, and on kin* Msoulsrturiag Oo., for th* sal* of certain field* tbe yield has been from 30 their Croquet. Base Bril Bets, India* Clubs, Ae., Ac. Hereafter oe good* will be retailed fata the factory, bat can' tee h*d st factory them oM Grangers are inflationist* (la prices of th«r agents, Ruasell Broa fi3tf acres) when they put their wheal in, aad emirsrt (the acres) when they tbmh Year* truly, $500 RFWARD. Tbc Unrivafod Wilanx A White Or , । < ; Pajrs the highest Caah price for all kiuds of Fanner* Pro­ duce. Farmeru will do well to con­ sult Mr. Orewy before purchas­ ing any of the above artklen, at hu Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Street*. Haxtings. April, 2. 187B. 49 hw. mu WOOL CARDING THE MERIDEN PURCHASING OO OFFICE OF THE SM6H liUFiCTURUG CO., ▼. M AMBLE, esnaisSte eretov nseg. Affifi <M4k » •rate ■sehaC to* stave jtoemwfl! be suit. 1— ptefi. m "-rip* of she mertrrt yrtm. by Iga. Hasher, Mede, Obi*. �Political Not**. Wisrotum [«j. annually 119,000,000 forliq«oe.»d 92.000,810 for bee aehooh. ladies Tho Republican battle-cry from all quartan ring* nut dear and a'irong : Down with State IlightM ■ Ou with Rsattmp- Secretary McCrary baa ordered 1,000 tools and 200,00U relion, for tbo use of The "funny man’ of lha Cincinnati tho ciiisetss 'of Mempbi* at Government (bmmerciaf droassa ia petticoats. expest^.’ "Mrs. Partington" is suffering severely ArkauM* fur Democracy is destined to rival Kentucky. Of* school population from gout *1 bia home in Chelae*, Mam. Every succeeding Republican oauvenuf 187,4 187397 only 33,747 persooi altcaded of tiou reveals anew the booming condition aehool lai of the Republican party. The multitude praae tboao who *re at tbe top ov the ladder without asking bow they got there.—Joab BiQinp. Comptroller, and Clerk of the Court of True happiness will etna to those who Appeal. are industrious, wbo attemd U their own iun r-^regyviaa." The New York Saa, whose garb of independence baa keen illusory for * loop Wa^X^aan Munn Sr tbit it is "an organ of Democratic opinion and policy. >"5* 010 AND RELIABLE The Cammisawnev of Petubna girt* notice tba: by virtue ofan act of Congress, too old to cat enuts, it will coms a.* approved Juno 21, 1879 the biennial exsmiaation of invalid peuuixwrv i* abolub- you wall nocked. Tba bulldour oontinun to get in hia Tho Charleston (S. U.) Xrro ia a mo­ work of butchering negroes io Mlauaaippi, ment of frankness says that until Ireland and Misiacippi justice is *> blind find forgets Cromwell, the South will not for­ dumb that even Democratic newspaper* ia a Stolard Family Remedy for diaeaareof the Liver, ritumach and BownU—It ia Purely X&l | Vegetable.- It nevr Q 4832 get tbc March to the Sc* and tbc destruc­ tion of the fair valley of Virginia. It Is estimated that the United State* hare exported 150,000,000 bushels of wheat for tbe year ending July 1, against 02,000,000 bushels the previous year and 76,000.000 buahsls tbe year Muro. SXSfe MUSTANG SEMINAl/pASTILLE- J=ter i x> 99339X9. C^KWVtmji Col Gcnlding of Toledo, Rev. D. Van Dyke of Saginaw, and a number of apeak, era from Detroit, including Col. Board, D. Bethune DuSeH, Mr*. Iludacn, Mrs. Crsaeey, Hcraoe Hitebreck, and others.” II*** 11 5a. ’.if AuArk-r MaSreAaaM* IS- ?? jU e • « » 'd WdSbJrwjfe-' CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN RAIUfflAD • <T>.ni’.*NV. BuH.a*. BOOKS’.: MILLION ImM I*ij i~s t-:' ’ ■bawt CCKMffXTFMtTH. Aie».r pvUw. 5132 HOUSEKEEPERS . AbK TOUR GROCER.FOR I ! • H l! Bm->U<. 'k' ’” **J E*».t S5Xr*t*. 4’rn>t uat* .: *a .15?1 H*Ha*4. >ira*4 tta»Ua. ,1>. a "a. »-!*•* ’• Bualswi. rauxv* F'ltT/r ■ . • 1 THE KITCHEN MINERAL SOAP. Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw R. R. BATES ti CO., Proprietors, USE THIS BRAND. SHORT IsHNTE. 75 MILK* UlOBTXWT TO IND1ANAPULIS. tAllfSVICLF. 52 MILK* TUB MIOkTDrr TO ST. LOOTS, KANSAS, TEXAS Aa4 afl Palate WKST DIBBCT ROUTS TO BALTIMORE* WASHINGTON. until September probably, when bo will “A State temperance camp meeting ia adapetd a abort time at borne. Tbo news from tba South is not en­ verttted to take place on Omasa lale 'Au­ couraging for "equal right*" Wo get gust 13,14 and 15. There will be lodging partitions, eating booths, and a large meeting tent erected io the grove near tho Alexander House. Among tba apoakcre will be Mr*. 8. M. I. Henry of Illinois, Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop of Jackson, Congrnsman Brewer of Pontiac, Capt. Boolecoo of Jacksun, Mias Fannie McCsrthey of DliaUs, Michael J. Fanning of Ohio, ®it! LINIMENT PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE FOB BFEEMAfORBntEA. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. mtut adopt the free school system, and we doubt not that Anally tbo feature of complusory attending- will be added-; and the sooner all ela**e* of prograauve aod An Enthintatlo Friend of Sanford'* Older loving citUcua adopt the belief that Radical, Cum. their welfare depends on tbc intelligence of tbe marecr, which will produce mod­ eration, tbe sooner rill the best ends be cause is desperate, and U is naeeaaary to attained.—Erchnje. "blaviate" about it a good deal to keep up f Tbc Prroideut will not have Washington EAST AND WEST TO AND FIDO; GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT MEXICAN M i' Mr* Mahprop of Syracuse my* oni of her irieuds, who »'.iffrr* from a throat com­ plaint bu “a brunch’u! tnrollcty," and she commends aa scqosintanre as “the la­ dies* person she evsr met." Tbe rural female ia spite uf the free schools and the ntul tipi tea lioo of ncwipaper; still imagines that two railway seats Alexander II Stephco* told th* Geor­ are neosaaanr for her buudle* »d heraolf, gia Senate a law days sitter that "tbe dear- ,and only yields grudgingly aft;e fib. and eat thing to-his In.-art on earth was the prosperity and glory of Georgia." Has Mr. Stephen* forgotten about the Union, or U Georgia fully up to lu capacity? ' "How, is that ------------- --Governor Talbot baa consented to be ir ■“WTiy," aba repliad, "I laoo tightly simply to prevent yaisl-folness"—rffc. i/oqh Thia ia bad new* f.ir Boiler, but good for tho Republicans. It virtual!? sctilre the Prepamiotts are going on foe the state I election in advance, (iff the .Governor ia couveniiou of rod ribben dubs, in Lsaring August 6 and 7- Arrangement* policy as calculated to cripple aiH/tumilate I have been mode for excursion rstea 1 two ibe National Gov't, and to elevate tbe rant* per mile) on all mads leadibg into lost dogmas of rebellion, is as well recrir Mr. Virgil I*. Kline, a lawyer of high I-wiog. sod tba hotcU rill charm: from ed aa bi* clear enunciation of the Repub­ lican policy in the management of the rank, a life long Democrat of Cleveland,' 191 to 91.50 per day. finaucire. He quoted Ibe Greenback ' O., recently made a • prech before the member* of Congress two year* ago u i predicting rain and failure to tbe reuse uf fl cot at Money league in which he sharp- I resumption, and general diuarer to busi­ ly criticised Che Ohio Democratic platform. 1 ness, and citrd ibe facte touching the im­ Thespeech hs» been printed for general. provement of all industrial affairs sa proof that those men are mere d.mapt>gucs who. To say th»i Kvcrcixry Sherman oeeu- friend said * "Tlii» wjil do pwd out your !>svo no plan io the roll of statesmans!.ip, but arc simply playing into the hands of pire a place in the aatlmitfon of the tnort way,’ "Maj be, tint? be,” Said the farmer, the Cuofclerats eliiefi by diverting boucit ,I intdligeot of hb feDow-eitixcr.i which few ‘ but it‘» Bitgbty rttqgh on ihem * got ti»y utcu irutn tbe true Ismivs before them.' i out Khday" ’ ’ iluwtruii time things'are is riixwts by I men attain u rimply to Slate a fact which K-d ApJ l< th* young lady that every the staten'rnte of tbe inert*, of Republi- all candid observers must recognise »nd ran resumption and refunding policies | admit. Thi> country reapwa hu tr.saliood •body Wuhe* to sro-rre. Ann L'ily it also muih admired. The worst bred girl b quoted by mb in former letter*. and has faith in hit atatemanihlp. that braten bony. 8*1 .Kratits. 8*1 t’briI murt ]\bi!'ly retire my statement be­ fore made tbibltc y Sherman would make , For tbe first limt- in sever*! Jest* the ous isn't a bad girl to have around, but 8*1 hated is. The bv»t girl to tin your ody one or two apccchc* while away. 80 gnat ia the demand to hear him that he akiilnd tMchanie* ia tbit city, and regards bu coerented to speak several times in ___ _andl.L__ t___ ______ Maine, tho _‘pressure uastronger than it a* one of the brat signs ef an improve- | ever among hi* personal friends for him to meat in bnainere We mil attention to delire hi* speech in New York at several Ibis report tn thia eonunelion because tho points. Perhaps in compliance with that pestiferous GreenbaA orator still inriata 1 wish be will appear at the Saratoga Finaa ci*i Convention ou the Clb of August, csled by the American Banker* Aasoeialion, sad address that gathering. That occasion will be a very important one. I omitted in a former notice of this meeting President White, of; the early church ; io faet, to mention an important subject to eome ______________ ,.,by bis friend* the ly sung by David." "Ah up for diactuaion there—that of taxation, other night, just previous to hi* departhtnso, "then that explains and how to make an equitable adjustment uri^ forrhrtnew p»t a* American Mini*•fiL There is no room for doubt that the tec at' Benin U aueoced Bayard Taylor, f total taxation imposed on banks—Nation bo look oaruton to uy a very aenaibl* sl.^Utc, and a>unMp*!-i* cxcomrs. thing, which was nothing more ur less In many parts of the Eastern States It than that the last tax at which the Amer- i amounts to 5 per eent on tbe capital; in lean people should grumble u the school ; the Middle States, extending from New tax, aod that free education thouldj' be York to Maryland, inclusive, it is 3.C per extended beyond, th: elementary depart- | ml. In tbe Western Steles it is 3.5 per merits into the hightr courocs of study.— | Sneezing Catarrh, Chroole Ot* cent Such a tax b not a wise or profita­ He nantendej with eloquence and .force | tirrh, Ulcertfivo Csfxrrft, ble out It tend* to redoes the capita! thatoon.tituted as this country is the permanently cured by employed in. banking, aad proportionately 1 general education ef tbe people to the ■ to weaken (he security ter stability in tho highest pceaiblc inteHigrnce tausc bo the ' bcuiucai. To unduly multiply tbe bur­ safeguard of property owners agaiart । dens of bankcra is to discourage prudent meu and leave the field clear for the reeklea*, which no sound Government sbould Tbc Chkazs limn think* that the reading of the Dcdpnlion of Independence by a colored youth accompanied by pray­ er by a Catholic priest at Bnspn's Fourth' of July celebration thia year would have canted a riot a quarter cf a century ago. U ii WasniJiOTuar. D. C.,) July 24,1879. f The Republicans here are greatly elated by tbe new* from the eanvaas in all qturten, and particularly from Maine. Tbe reports from different diatricU there bere­ ftfore bava coecured in the statement that many wfio went off in the greenback erase < f-last year are enrolling themselves is tbe llcpablinr. clutw, and propose to ‘work and vote a* they fought’’ agaiyt. The cheering news of tho grand demon­ stration st tho opening of the campaign in Portland bjl Mtaars. Sbcrman aod Blaioo last Bight ba* rained our hope* many de­ grees, and the universal verdict is that (he Stc'y's speech on that occasion ia one of tbe strangest yet given .to the public ou tho tauja now before the country. His Michigan Central Railroad IIANB RAPIIS DIVISIOM. 'll Washington Letter. TEE BEST OF ITS KIND. Democratic jwpers arc not pointing with pride to th, recent election in An­ The quickest thing, and at Utv same napolis, Sid. Tbe mty, wblth has hitherto been Detnoeratu'. elected n Repnb'tcon time the most truthful thing, about a min, ia bis cooshieocc. When he begins Mayor. City CouaHor, and four out of tit reason agin bis coushicnce he it gening reddy toll*.—Josh Billings Canada Southern Railway WIUM8SW PATENTS IN THE WORLD. & wa ift. ritiiN? LAME BACK NEW PIANOS S125. RHEUMATISM 19 mriE l !unm CHICAGO k LAK>! HVRoX � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-08-13.pdf 929a8c43c7f3c85d92ee7e92fed51534 PDF Text Text Tfllftfllllt eirrs or ad VOL. 24. NO. 15 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1879. WHOLE NO. 1266, BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER E&SB* AUv»ttela>B*B«n*« ilir.racca OTS^SiWYORK. notes. Tta total auMreatof gaU coin aad bullion ia tbo Treasury ca ita 3d day of ous officer* of tta United Stalos Army, Jsovmry. 1879, w*. •135,383.639.42. died some yrarv sgo. at an advanced sgc, On lhe first day .of this month the amount in Detroit. Miririgan. Romo litpe before of such erio and bnltaa. we* 1134.436,­ hfo death be was severely injured by being Smttor tCricu, in the United «*—- 474.62; and tta amouat of sdrer dollars thrown from a carriage; rad when his Neou., M.AuTiwg, mid ** 8“‘* bra increased from •16.697,338 ia JanaIn ihusc speculative liom tta ltll)01 pbyrieira told him be could n»t recover, sty «0 •28,147351, July 1 of Aorartesa vessris ia forrign trade dw “It to bbuar, Mr. Pnmdmtf, that wn with that calm self pcemainn *0 iodicaiire Tta law provided for tta redemption of dW tro. -.379.396 i. 18M ta 1^78,fl of trot courage be replied, "lH the drvmr fr- U. United Sure, outra only at the Sabtou» m 1873. Wherever we were brouc ftt^tfW .by*, uf rni. .fiiri. yawn. ™ bnit, mp JtDapoaek u «/eay " into tmmpetitioa with aoaatrire doing b* lb. ptthway to rriu.pt.on Tbe «p»,As tta General sank under dreeara, he' inure upon a spaas basis, we »or« driv became partially uocoasci. us, and bis 'i it Jed to lhe late rebellion, sod aimed lu mind wandered tack to the arenes of bi* I d<»sroy tbe Uoiuu by an ..pen armed con- from ooapatioa, sittar upon the aosun in workshop*. .Tta batik of tta active life- Hn wae again au oficcr high ;| Stet with the National Gorerumcat. Ev­ Hxilnreda wm built where ttay w« ery life that was Mcnflccd, rad the treasure ia eomaaaod, marshalling Id* army un the I ■’topi beaks, with tank field ; then a ratalinn, obeying the that wm wasted in that war, were lhe must go by ths iWrd Ly^ reawa Jf^dre orders of hi* eupcrior ; again a school )i bitter fntite of this doctrine. Bible pcruteuent demand, .nd over-prudur- iirwiff etetiry of thrir nuervra, sad toady boy. conning over his ivasons, soj finally ji Now it ukes tbe form of nullification— lion and over-trading occurred ia all a child st hi. mttlier'a kuce. uutll, m the !i nut nullifieatiou by Stalo ottecra m wlten of tta national tanks meal fab from tta branchea of buaiaeM. rame caaac. Io tba general crash the eight uf death doewJ around him forever, ; General Jackson throttled it. l>ut unllificaTh.: bdaooe of trade with foreign e-mn- whole syttra*. from tbe Treraury down, lion by mc&ilmra of Coognaa, the sworn trim I*..! bovn for a Mriea of ucdilf Dust t. V__ .____ _ L agent, and oScvrs of the geu.-ral Govem moot Three v(Heers would turwodrr || .gainto u.'Froa ISGllo J873 Uk axccaa easeutial puacra of tbo National Govern-;; of import, over axporte wa» tt,08«,«0,. Judgement the limo will ta very start I meat, nullify its law. cripple it in executing I1587. and from 18G9 to 1«73 1344,043, after the |m day uf Jraiury next/' On tta 15th of Nosenier, 1877. my I was foreibly reminded of this -tus.b iu conceded puweri, and make it a Coo- I lug incident vbUo reeding th. following federate iaMcad of a National Goverwucnt.' taautlfcl .ketch la tta foAfW* Awn/ra In the arrugapou uf thrir p.wcr one of m lhe Hume of lUproechuiivra, raid : Paper, la which I would ta glad to have ! their leaden dodsrrd that it wm their ’ * ' But, gratJraten, tbo wotst you give a wider arealatiou, through tbo fixed purpose tu wipe out ercry .vestige of i>a* noi TM romc il this ad is to ta mamb'uaduy Chroaiclr. t. •riwod. AU I toll ycu-rtxl yra my W1O u*i ta. tir.4 iiir»rk wan ».<:•>< I Their chief effort in tho last too aoMiuua --------- ----------- enjoyed book it to jeer and scoff at taa J 5 months profligate whitetaMiag hsooo if a prove not to ta a true predic ol Congrcaa hu been to nullify . fow of Noaaeteunre whatever VM extruded Uongram providing for an hoMat elacrion ---------- -------- - _r tbe happiore* of . lira. Th. Mfltaiug w. have sndorUdur- by Congress in aid ol rovumptioo. Ou lag th. ihreo ycara this law taa taen in the contrary, it iaanmmd tta Dlaimum tot uf luenibcra orCuogtma-a law paaued in drankafd white on a stireo. Tl.c panic uf 1978 called a tali, and, m existence U like tta chill which omtaUiah Uoiud State, aotaa, upon which rmutappuvcuuce uf a plain ptoriaioa of the OooMiuiiioo, declared by Mr. Msduou to be by a Stroke, jaralyud all domestic isd» to, white it Num. with tautared frost th. liiai WM to be maintained, fn>m S'J.IO.OUO.tassnlial lu the preservation of lhe Gov- j OU) to SM6,681,016. It rvecody reqaind tbc radmaptimi of fractional coin aa ernmrat , a law which l.a. been aaneuonod wtJl a* United Staten noloi Ry pending by right ycara of practical ctecultoo, which ha* bran appealed to by both parti's, wheat conitilutionaltty baa never bees di*, puted in tbe courts, rad which is tbe only ***l|C7r*ire?|l«“L Th’ ‘Uti'iSf' n V ” ' guard provided by Cvugret. f. prote^atretriaama real af latar daru aata «te*m*l* ' citi tens of the United State* iu the cleetaaa al lha amat l»*<kia« Hute saasaa la aw la*- i WM, aorne to the over production that followed ths waaic of the war, tome to irredaemaWe paper money. Bal whatever may have been the cause, tba ealamily wM RofMMetatires, November 16. 1877 : tdmi:tcd.by all u> be wide rraobmg and ■■Tbe (ft gives tbe Secretary 0| the long-cimtiaued It affected foreign naliotu TrwMury ibo p-.war to aril bonds, to M to much more teverely than our own. Every obtain grid to redrem tbe grreabonks and nation ia Europa tufftred aa much or mure fraotn.na] currency , but there is.no such than tba Unite*! Siatea. Tba iodastriea provision in regard to the nstional bank of Great Britain were pdralyaed. Our ■sum. Tbe practical Working of the law earlier reearery from thit ttagnatioo.ia dot will be rhe tbsorptioa and retirement of to . nr vaat territory and underefoped rv- the greenback* and the tMaanew in their sou/.-ce, and tbe natural energy of. young stead of irred.rem.ble national bank note. White Cuogroe reduced the revenues aud viguroim nation. No mao with any Snaaoal aagamly era and increased approptuti-nv, it neither le­ briieva that the nittoaal banka will be .bill vied new. tax** nor gave authority taborrow Ur redeem their cin-ul.traK currency with\ money to meet three ext ra.-rdln-.rj demands, rein iu Jaukary, 1879.'' . but used tta sinking fund which wa* Mr. Buckner, Ubairman of the Com- apccifieally rat smde by law for tta re­ autteo of Banking rad Correney, said on duel ion of the public data ; tho* arresting the ICth ul Norember. 1677 : . the esiabbstad policy of the Reoablmaa -1 have nor been able-la flad om man party of jaariy reducing tta debt ’ fouoJatfoo. tn the euatae of tbu disens- hunted or ariearmd, capitaliat er laborer, lu tta last aeorioo it appropriated (26,mou the people naturally divided. On the mercb.pt or former, who Leiievm revamp MW,(MIO for arrears of pensions, debts duo 1’erhapo a must worthy dare of eititeus, but pro­ [ eleelk o liw* l>y the firmneaa ri I one head it was insisted that the true tarn 1-u.ible or practicable It I tbe President, they failvd in •their tualn ■ remedy was to inflate the curreaey by a the Berertary of the Trrasnry toaa exrep- vided ao mraaa for itair payment. applied for this purpose tta fund ia the . object, they nought 1-y cv-nditioiM in appro I large mereara of |*pre money, cod, with I “iflbt quote for dart the warning* Treraurj provided by tew for tta redvmopnauoa bilb to eoiupc! him to agree to that view, twenty six tatlliao* of dalton in tioa of fractional currency, leaving this nullify laws in violation of his ■tth uf United State* botes were thrown upon ita Iona uf driK to ta paid out. of current I oScn revenue. Fortunately, the incresra of ! When tl.« President again defeated ibis revenue caused by rrsampli.-n and reviv­ i achraic by hi* veto they refused tu appro ing fodastrira will, I twj>c, enable the ipriate muuny lu enforce the judicial only poaaiblc but toray : that tbo accumula- ' ■ mandate* uf lhe Guvrrnmcut, and the lion of eoia woalt^wer its price, improve lio United State* coart* are now p.werlre* io ll. tbo pablie credit, iB&vaae the mla of 4 per ; euforoc their doerres. or ti. serve procc**. or to keep the pace, unless the marshal* tbb rmimpiion *.1 was adopted by a au- earn bond* , and that when Ute ti»d ibould i serve without the p.y fixed by law. In joriu of both hranihes and approved by ba luKcicul to inapite confidence ia the the Pnaidanl. Thi* was a KepuUiara . ability to regime, raramption w.,uld be a I । thia way a majority . f either house auy nullify any law rad d^M r<-y th* Gorern- os.asurc. C>r. though mauy Dcm^nte tranquil and eaay paau-v, tbe earn fore- I' runner of hopeful prvvpcrity. They atoo I , taeot. We tbouxht all »i|tl> dogwM were f.’orvd rrsumptiuu, yet party discipline 1 overthrown by the attiecdta-tsta to the and the bops of. party advantage induced believed that H would lemcn the burden of I evevy .mo of them to rote against the Re tbe public debt, and tower the rate of in- i Constitution Hush k policy, if Mbcliuccd, -Jiuptiou act. Thia measure wu . very temt tnt only to die public bat to private । will rralllfy ths amandinrota, and is more | dangerous tlira sccrerion vr State nullifi­ attaplc uoe, ouotaiamc but two propooitioM cation. It is revolution and anarchy. Tlu: evident narpMu uf tboMi now d ini1 inatin; ia the Democratic piny is to talit-1 tin ami degrade the NatiiHul-Govcruutetu, to elevate prutincialism above nationaliam. IMPROVED FOR 1879. Ileavicst Ironed, Bent Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in OH. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and ATTORNEY- AT LAW A SOLICITOR Every Wagon Warranted ! ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT.. ATTOHNKY AT LAW * SOLICITOB GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. .nD9entra* Railroad Moro JACKSON WAGONS in use in Barry County than all <>{hert> copibincd, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Call and sec them at a or van ■' WEST TO ANU EHOM IAHOS ANO DETROIT GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hastings. Mich., Mpy 0, 1879. Itf Agents for the Celebrated Of which nmre have been sold years than nil -others combined. Universal Croup Remed fKT HCHKMI BilUtlD DENTIST NashviHt WILLIAM Micbitaa. WALTER. The following are a few of tlie parties turning the Buckeye to any of; whom wo confidently refer : ’ Robert Mitchell, E. J. Crook, L. K. Powers, Fred Hecht, A. K. Bull, Erank Darby, U«a Bare, Peter Cobb, Friend Soules, John Parsons. Watson Woodruff, Fred. Collins, Jas. McGIyn, Jerry Rogers. Thos McGrath, Milo.Fwh, Chas. Youngs. A_ Ban)nm, McKelvey Bros. James Boyd, Joseph Stinchcomb. Caleb Garwood, Daniel Warner, • E. W. French, Al. Parker, James Jones, (Joo. Whitney, A. J. Sponable, Wm. Beadle, Jacob Edger, ■ Chas. Dolph, y Isaac Cunningham.* Jesse Simmons, TAILOR. !v E The grain seeder can be It has been greatly improved for IL attached front or back of the DRILL as desired, ' * The indicator is on the back side of the Hopper. Feed Cups are stationary, and it Au Wont Guaranteed. now has a gauge that causes each hoe to run one uniform depth so tlud. every kernel of Wheat is planted the same depth. A result never before attained on any Drill. Don t fail to see the new Drill before buying. In Empire Block, over Madge's Store. »j. J. Carlisle, Sin ail Onaieital PAI N TER Mich., July 29, 1871*. MESSEB BROS. 46tf Imperial Soap jggr.-JSHWSftt SSaEr.±=!S«5 »t SaterdAT*. Alt other trela * •-ink ^*S If l>ivi*l*a at the ^trnftSsTfrihex HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES Tiie Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 1 lb. bars—75 lbs. in the box. To any One who will send us an order fbr 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send.one box extra free u kT* taLdril'1!** '** VT>Ki*to< U**- a premium. Or the orders may be sdnt to us for one or more 12.00. $2?50, and $3.00 Per Dey, boxes at a time, with remittance, and when we have thus received orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free as proposed The Excellence of tliie Hotel above. If you do not wish to send money in advance you may sis^igjiatr.dSfcSssr deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your urtBl ik tat Dniiu-twa it IkXixsi town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address JSS"'j" The first hotel in tbe State to reduce rates. The first hotel io tbe State with Pas­ senger Kievstar. CRAMPTON BROTHERS, Corner Mottroo and JefferBoii Streets, New York. COOK & BOGERS Rav. J mt opvwad lb»lr New MEAT MARKET FRESH; SALT MEAT POULTRY 4/F0 fistf That I Imre the finest stock of Dry Goods inBarry County. I bought my Stock in New York before the advance. I have not ad­ vanced my prices. |1.00 I sell Ladies' Ready Made Suits for - White and Figured Lawns for Linen Suitings for Kid Glovee in all Shades 15 oentjl : 18 ceuta ! 50 eta., 75 etc., and $1.00 ' - PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY STAPLES OS ALL KINDS. Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. I luve » oompleU- Auortwnt of O«nU' Puraubing Good*. CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. Bua h> Uw tetwrt Style. I" *11 kind* kwortpc—ibl.prio.Ior Out. ’ V'} Soo* I “tee tbe LEWIS STERN. OOOKU I'oaTi-Altli, July 23. Tbe first appear; race of Secretary Shennas iu Maine aa a public spaeksr railed oat one of tta largest and moot iotriigul audiences that ever greeted ra orator at City Hall. ’ Long before the hoar at which the meeting was railed the tall wm filled, rad by the time Mr. Bberaun bes;an to speak, ouodreds had been compelled to go home without so much M rarity ths distinguished gen­ tieman There coujd not have taeu r. more auspiciotu opening of tbe campaign for the-Repnblirana than Ibis speech of Mr. Shcrtura, which ia pronounce! nn all sidra s speech which will bars a wide and potent inflame. Mr. Sherman was greet ad with rounds of applause, sod was Ire qeady interrupted by dsotoaatratioM of utuil ftur year, from the date of its p»« rad the wav<» of fsctioa may best up.n | it raj .latter ii. Gen. Wade Hampton it ags- 81<| a were trira by SccrcUry Bris­ I tvpcrtol to have raid tba] bo doc* aot oars tow, and roar dislinguiahod townuun, Secretary Morrill, for lb* gradual replaccwhether the randidatre are hard money or ateot of fractional currency by riher onia, sat:-money, so they are Democrats A few Dtoiocrat* from tbe North, elected i but anti! tike spring of 1877 na material upon any GLo tauo or anifire whatever,' preparation wm. or cuuld well has* been, give them with tbt solid Boutb, ths control midufortbc rodemptiou of Ubit*18tetai which amtinued lota daprtttated, ol the Klecioral Ui'llegc and of the Senate autre, tot-., w-wk —AI— OO •— <LA —to to —to and Home Through theeaucus, conducted in aecret and controlled always by the moot virirat men, m which lhe solid South hM tbe mtjority, they hope to rate thia whole CT-untry and sap and mine all tbe strong foundrtions 4f the power and an. ' Darier the Fhola of 1876 aad 1877 the thortty upon wbichfita National GorereRarimptiou act wu made the (abject of ttvrat rests d-uuaaaUuo. Tbo alward nolioa wav pat Tbit is the i«u. bdorc which questions forward that it wu the caituc of the bard of money, labor or property sink into timea, tboegh no materia) aottoa bad been compsrilivc insignifieAure White I in­ tetra under U, end the hard tiowa eater tend in tbe remainder of my remarks to eighteen moutba before Ibe Heuamplion confine myself to financial q treat loos, 1 tag actnaaaad. AH aocte o:' praplwmaa ware you tn remember that the talite fur n*~ made of its foilnra. We ware told that liutial authority, for tbe right of tbs Unit­ ed States to enforce its laws rad protect itawkiacM on svery foot al land or water altcmpi to accumulate cub would put up within its limits, though once wo* is in ita pnea; that u would be worth flfiy danger of being loot Remember ibat tbe lbouaaa4 dollars to ba <m tba right of lha national debt, two-lhird* of xbo national line on the day of reaumptioo ; that re taxo, lhe detraction of our eomtoerce on sumption wm impoaailde ; that It would Um high sens, all tta sacrifice* which ao praMrale induttry ; that It would step the enmpauied And follow'd tta war, were ule ol bond. , that k would ra'oo the rate ot interval foe tbe benefit of the boedhcld era, Shyloeka and caplialHU. Tbe Democrats party, in Ite platform .dotted in &. Loom in 187G, while pre­ tending |o ta fbr reeumplion, denounced tba Rapab.'ican patty beoaaM it had mad. no praparatlao lor h. bat, ineteed, had obetrorted It by wutiag our reeourera and divided naturally tprung. Wu miat uaderaund tbe actual amditiou of things wbon this occurred, in order to diaoum with latelligvace the aioMuret that have baas proposed cad riaculvd, and th* qaeetiooe that etill retnala open for dear Ion. Oar money then wm »per maeoT, irredeemable ia eota end worth abuut oighty-aovra aaets nacot nay demand* likely to be made upon it. Tbit coin could only be obtained by aurplaa revenue, or by tbo rale of United Htatm bond., full authority for which war girra by the Resumption act. In April, 1877, it wm anuouneod by the Adnuniairation that from the Im uf May tbo Treasury Departnioot would atNumulaic coin at the rate of 45,ODD,000 u month, and accordingly that num was set aside Jrom the sale of 41 per cent bonds, up to <to. i-. _r t_i. to resume, with a definite plan of resump­ tion, at once had a reviving effect upon the public credit, increasing the ante nf 4) per ecut bonds. Thia indo^cd tta Tress ury Department. <m tta 23d dgy W May. 1877, to withdraw the 4i per neot bonds, rad oa tbo 9th of Jam, 1877, to place tta 4 per cento upon tbo market to ta sold at par ia coin, both for refunding- sad re- March the odea fell to SM,8»,100, chiefly by reason of a fear that the enormous payment, roquirad under the refunding act daring the tnoaiha of April and Muy would orebie duiurbauc. in tbo money market, bat this four I .ring been dissipated, by the Jal of April the aslea were rapidly resumed, and in four days they amounted to 173,342,300. enough to cover and pay off all tba outataudiog flve twenty bouda of the United •34n,HU^50 four pv CTL hoods, with which to pa. SO equal amount ri six per real. tavid* Srauriag a saving of •6,862^05 a year. Nor to this all. There srero outstaodinc at that limo •194^66^00 five per <^>L taw �ahqw also that lhe mjney wm in tho Treasury, and thi. being dodutod would leave the balance of tbe <Ubt a* - before. Tbn*. if yon owe a thousand dollm with therigUto ‘--------- *------- “J What w it? .nd Am.—Your Receipts. ' / . What is it ma<le of 7 Am —Pure DRVPS.»nly. How i, il im'l- t Am.—Wilb Mnmwf. •WMr. t»gU ilt Am —Al BdtXTU t BoUUlSS where yon will always find a full and select Stock of 1878, the amount of exchangoa in thora cities wm 611,036373^74, rad for the same period uf 1879 it was 614^50,492,529, showing an iscretue of 20.2 per cent, this year. . . I might extend the siatbtteal informa­ tion to almost every department of indna3 or bu*inc«s but it is scarcely worth lie, became the general coneurrisg seatiuMul of the whole pallia b, that, while we have not yet recovered from tbe languor of the ptaie of 1873, yet undtr lhe Inspiring inflaenw of apeci* pay­ marts, th* worrt b p*st aud wo are now improving in every branch of industry. 1 am not foolith enough lo attribute all these sign* to the act of resumption. No doubt it b largaiy due to the habit* of thrift, economy and industry which oocreuxrily followed tbo depremion of basinros, largely o thy migration of people I thrown out of emplymeut who have found hcoc* in the We^, but mainly to the reoupcrative eoerpe* of a vigorotte, indtmRapubUcaa party ia oppos'd to th* sotaag* of Iriotm aad active people. What 1 wish to Hirer. while It waa tba ^apsbUaa party, aad prove b, thst resumption, tbe rartcration th* Raeumplton sat Itaolf. that provkted for of our currency to the rain liaodatd, tbe recoin*** of Hirer, introduced it laloeurcoatribntod to these beuaGctal result* and rent us* i* pteeo of lh< fmtitoral currsoey. stesds ready naw to eeia it without Uatlt it belted all the fab* prophtcica made m sad a* Ito market ratio te gold, while th* Oreaabeek «'.«mrat .(.he, to coin a Hirer dollar I bare thus stated my slew of th* sue- worth only oa the avenge aighty-ev* rent.. ccrnM exaeulicn of tbe polity of resump­ tion and of tbe bencflotal result* io tbe redaction of interest on tho public debt and tbe general improremenl ofbusiuroa. irreer. .iron*, free Gorrentncnl of free wen 11 would, with franka.ro u>d aiaeertty, with­ out malice or hate vxteod th* right !•*»> “f felioweUp and fraternity te these who lately were st war with u. ate teem la making frvttfrt their wart* place* sad la drretejdra their immeiae reasore**, if‘tally tboy would allow the poor and ignorant tore among them th* bvraBta conferred by th* Craotltnuna and th* hwa. - No haste r.f opprra.toa rreU upon them. So baysusa point* to them ****»< in tkrtr iwliiiee! imagining*.' We would gladly freiaratea with Ilian If they weald allow as. Drugs and Medicines. Our expenses are light and we sell goods in same ratio. fine and 4tf Call and Sec ur. . ^^ERTS & H0TCHKIS8, Ea*. WeW Report! Tone, ebuut* 4ud il’RICES change with them. . X.-,. ■ wu TEA m ebrob Dnw. Wc h... . full line of NEW TE • ■I price, that r.c-qiT WM ,0 low J SUGAR In :ut Cheap as any place in Michigan. SOAPS 0 e. tmr», S e. bm, 4 for 26 c. or 20 c. Ur,. MONEY . ■ COFFEES 20 ttacks just received at prices from 124 to 35 c- as to grade it: •. quality from cheap RIO |p the finest JAV A TOBACCO We dan beat the County as’ we buy at Manuiactory p ices FISH PLATFORM. ’We have a full line cheap. Opposition to all - paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. In favor of a currency of They further my : coin and paper of equal value, ••W* damoite lbw Imma4ia<a valttag-ln sad aaxmtat af >11 Vailnl Hair, io f.il and equal purchasing power, the f*g>! lenilcv mosey paper convertible with coin at Thle ia Hill mure muaetruur wLe a II la re the will of the holder. STARCHES All kinds to suit you. CANNED GOODS FRI’IT of all kinds nt season, Of till kinds. / gotirted it* Iran* *1 a lea* coat or on a* favorable term*. The sale* of tbe famotu 3 per eent. ectuoi* of England, when made, were on far lore adrantageon* terms than the United State, wm able io rteure after accompliihlng rcanmytion. The mumption cr iped* payment* ba* had the tame beneficial effect upon the bumoasa of private citiicn*. The reduction of interest on tbo public debt bu hi* made it partible to reduce tba rate on all debt*, whether Stale, cor­ poration cr private. Nothing ia tuore certain than that irredeemable money ncceiaarily lead* to the increase of the CROCKERY ‘ Best, tta eUbap as others sell an .inferior quality. tract of Capteia Dixon from lhe indepchdcnt csedidaey for Sheriff io Ystoo coun­ ty, Mississippi. were given jo our column*. STONE WARE We have 50,000 gallons Ohio ware. IMPORTANT TO aa- FAIUfERS PRODUCE TAKER IN EXCHANGE. CONSUMPTIVES ! SMITH, HOGLE & PRESTON. Ataaattamaa Mate* beya «e fon.rrol. M cure outrage have been made pubhe, showing hUaaaafOaMmrttea l» Ita wnni naan, shir clearly the animus of the'controlling element <>f lhe Democratic party io that . >■* Hl ACrertea. it lb. Tbrmi .ra LumV Stale Captain Dixon waa not a Il«publiea*. On the contrary he had been a IlMliugr. July 22,1879. a “OHIMYx^l Hevently Captain Dixoo, who •»» a Coefrderaic xildier, at the auggtutwn ol a number of mm of iollacraa, became an Independent csndMito for Sheriff. Thia cauacd much bluer fueling and Captain Dixon made aim remark! particularly irritating to the feelings uf tlx Democrat ie leaden, fur which be ,wu tingled out fur punishment. These “irritaliag obaer- The Stat* of N*w York hu bylaw, reducod the rate of interest in. that State from 7 to 6 per cent The city of Provi* droec »o!d4i per cert. bend, at above K. The Stale of Pennsylvania »old 000,000 4 pen cent, bond* at above per. The city oA$<ex/York soli 5 per cert hndee-bond* ab 105,76. Five mtllicn dollar* of Denver and Ilio Grande-Railway Company 7 per rent, bond* were snhactibcd in two houro—the fin* time for year* that money Irt* been pledged for building a railroad. All *ceuritic* have advanced ainoe January 1 at the average rate of 10 per cent. Mort­ gage* at from 8 to 10 per cent, are daily being reduced to from 6 to 8 per cant. Capital is again seeking investment in any safe securities that offer. With tbe first decided preparation* far rerumpticn there eamc slowly * revival of business ; with tbe snceem af resumption, thst revival is marked in nearly every branch of industry. *h<4 gun campaign of 1875. A Repub­ lican leader having several hundred dollar* oa hi* perrou w>* waylaid, mur­ dered and robbed. Same Democrat intimated that Dixoc got the money. Tbu led Dir.on to make the ‘'instating obaervatioo" that th* money takes from the person of the trurdcrrol Republican wa* used by lhe Democratic Committee aa a campaign fund. Tlib was lhe spa­ cial grudge against Dixon. Whan Dix­ on and hi. friend* begin to attend th* place* of recuteratioo ia tbe county, they fuuod them beset with Democratic rifle dob*. The white* registered, <brt t wlte il tea paste of 1073 would b* but oahaw. er lo * kurrleane. The withdrawal of th* elrcrtallog note* from tho Janka wonM, naerevarUy, oapol iba ea>* of te* brad* dapoaltad farj I for their aaeurity. aad this waste uaqaaotlra-’ ably lead to lb* oslkettea of boa* date dlaemtnu, which »u.)d *fe« er.ry vilUge and haalCT la the towd U is objected to tba n«loo,| teaks that they draw tatarest an th. United S<iUt band* de [tailed by them, aad slao ca lb* HrenteUag raules issued by them. A. io lha brad* held by Ibam, Ibey.arslha property at the atoeklaoldan, aad not th* property of th* OovaraWaJ require them ta aaeurity to the boMm of tbe aolro because It ie the beet se­ curity. Ifth* baak gaaa oat af exteteiie* lhe ialsrost af tea bands will atlll Uro to U paid In view of the rrourd of Captain Dixon, I ooe cannot get up much indiyurtioa io bka ■ behalf. He la simply the sietim of hb own lawleos and cruel method. There ia, i bdwerer, a lenaoo to be learned iu this ■ riot al Ynxoo City, and that is that th* ’ Dsmocratic leader* in Urge portion* of i the cotton State* will cot panuit the ' existence of a party of political raoremant 1 hostile to the Democratic ovjanixatioo. ■ Thia outrage, it should be remembered. , took place in a State rrraelly visited by ; u> "independent" correspondent who said that there wa* the **m« political freedom in Mimimippim thora i* iD Mm•achuaett*. Throe feel. indicate beyond th, Onraawat ,f ik* Callad Bum had bara a doubt that then is no political Ireedom paying Sro per ctol In r>M. Tkaro auektra” aro aa»n( lhe urn* pros>ia.ni aad in the moat of th* eouon Butcn. rt.tCTpri.lag aad UdnHn.u. eitlua* af Ik* LaUod Bute*, aulotu aa4 williagU trout lhe Goteraaenl with their rorainj., ia the MI fUlh that Uro promlMa made to them upon ihetr Uods and eertif.rores will b« MlhMIy rodataaad, and ya* tiny are droouacod by il.<> Caimwnu with Kron* of reproach, and I. for ertag what th* law eoDmand.d me Io do aad which, I proudly *ey I was ahte u 4*^ It 1* to auprart aneh dogma*. *ny Republi­ can fritvte., that wears invited te d.rert iha great party ta which we belong. It may bo that lhe AepuUlren party hra made ta th* Inal twenty year* oome mistakes. It msy not ail: wap barn n the atea rf liberty and Ju.tim, Ird air country ia the great aireagi, tar iten and nattanslliy, wUsb mor. than *1! M leaded la maha It great and powerful. It a always tekan aid* with lhe poor and th* •bl*. Il emanclpalad a whole rare. aad baa ratted than with liberty tad all the riakla eiliMMhlp. Il never robbed Uro taHotXox. done. Of etrarac, greenbacker*, or rather fiatirti, all over tba country, have tried to bellttl* the qxroh, and hare also triad to make out that it wm cm moalrou* ftbabood from begiuniag le rad; but ..eh talk M in keeping -with th* party, and with the principle, it promulgate*. Tbo ipcech b true in every particular, aa every heneat individual know* who hm kept ia 12u>2 ' FUFF ra mwralrall.A VALUABLE invention; the wowld rcnowhec WILSON SEWINB MACHINE I WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. ■tbs,"- Cor. Stat*& Msdboc Sts.. Chicago, Ilia.; and San Francisco, Cal. For Salby all First-Claw Dealett. ^REMEDY POWERS & barlow SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS i 1 Something new in the Line of WIND MILLS ! Be »ure and see the Myers Improved, . FAIIVTS AIVU OX3L.S None but the Purest of PainU and Oils Sold. HOUSE FURNISHING MATERIAL We offer Special indocements. And other Agricultnnd Implements, GRAIN DRILL In the World. v—Call and take » Beat on one of the |C|A|M|P| |S|T|O|Q|L|S| And watch tho crowd rush in. . , «h.sl«- Btert. Octhmt Htg. I’OWEItS & BA-RX.OW IV A TTTP TTT> tl°- P- RoweH * Co’o. Col. “ .AJ&Xd . UF » ntxaw Aikvisn-riMKMi:.wri>-. SAWS FILED, from 1,200,1 1,608,000,0 scnlintr the teanufseture of woolen in tbe United States, inoraaad from -^.r _b. r» 000,000 pounds io 1873 to 24»,0l>0,0«) 61M.W7.G97 67 to 6M.776.T7B SO. pound* in 1878. • Th* ototemaal nx trad, would b< Even Mr shipping internets, engaged *,u"o“'(,n °’m' in foreign trade-th* iodraUy mart d*- : K„ UI mJ'inrerwt. though ram preaead—showmotnc signa of hopcfuk>a*i. ahie is coin. 1. ta tut. uXA ta cum Fr»vi4«wr.. K. fL ior.» IC* Tbe feeling against Dixsn increased, ootil *1 length be wm given tbe • alterna­ tive to fly the eouutry or be killed- After parley, during which time hia bouse wm ■urrounded by armed men threatening' fire and slaughter, it wm agreed that Dixon should liv* ia Yasoo provided be would retire from tbe canvas* and take no part in polnics. To save hb house from the incendiary and hb lift Dorn th* tmasaio, Dixon finally aignad au Zgreewenl to raa la II by law. TU people of Mala, mil rataobvra between those tlrerabaakero wU alrls-lty proaerro lhe national faith, seek iamtiaula lhagreenlaek at par with eofn. and thoa* wha. with utter dlarenrd of th, public Itetb. wish ta restore tbe *14 Hat. of affairs, when ilia peraheck could only ba pa. aad at a diaesunt. a*d ambl neither be racelred fur custom, dulls, nor ba paid upon th, public date. They would revive lhe eld dis­ tinction between tba buadbalder sa t th* notehulder, when a Jlrt-rent gold dollar was paid teakw l^m,lkal,lM> .kA profeumi naaca from 6J.100.00U.UW In 1BGJ, in 67.O0O.auO.0W in Jb7f, I. * (keiao atartUng a* lo alarm every friaad uf the country ; that the reduction cf tea rota af coin InterMl and al th* am timr laere**ing tea principal to aueh aa sarousl a* to vastly I--—tea e*la iMsteat coailaraBy. umter th* pretest af seraJ7 th* redurttea af th* rate of isteraat. _ ■ in workmanship is equal to a Chronometer Watch, nnd as elegantly finished as a first*class Plano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT 8EW8 ORE-FOURTH FASTER than other I machines, its capacity Is unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold in the United States than tho combined sales of all the others. The WILSON MENDINC ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. BACK!”^:! production of wheat and com, lb* two lead­ ing certal product* of tbe country, which constitute the principal port of our exEof breadatuffs, indicate* daring tbe ear a large increase orcs tbe produc lino of 1873. Tb* production of rorn io 1873, wa. $32,000,MO buab.1. , in 1878, about 1,360,000,000. .'‘redaction of wheat in 1873, 281,000,000: in 1878, abort 42b,000,000. ' Tit* cotton crop of th* United Bute*, during the 1878, wu larger than any previous crap in th* hirtory of the ccur.- cigars A spcoaltyl oc money refunded. W II. A* your drogrirt.—Allsara Dre. I?. Dr. GouuS, 5 Wert lltb St h. Abort fifteen yrara ago I wa* unfortunate enough to get aiek. and .through mi.management it became eouauulieual. I Ibra waa long troubled with eropoou* on my chest, a Hud of dry scaly *e*bt *i*o lamp* on different part, of my body. My hair all came oi>t and I wa* generally dilapidated. I tried vare.ua physician*, visited th* hot spring* and other place*, but found no relief Bamhline and Sandalioo Bair Lift bare made a new man of me, aod yon may u*o thia a* you please. ' V. S. Hutton.—Dr Gounod * great mcdieal work, fall af ioterert, tbe cnercraalion turned on tho subject of Iranamigratioe. 'Mr. K. X«« * firm believer in thy' doctrine, sod bs« expa­ । tiating largely u— *•----- — u* was interrupted -j - „----------- . present .with, "K., what do you yourself to hare been before you we donot know." replied K : *T rui been a tdg, for aught f know." HONEST than any loan* ever trade by the United Slate*. They were generally mad* by popular »ub*criptiora by tbe people direct­ ly. Th* taring from the amount allowad for th* expense of negotiating the loan i» over 61,100,0(H>. and tbe premium exact­ ed uo 4j aad 4 per ocnL bond* amount* to.»1,IM,MS,25. I tan my without fear KIDNEY PAD Ciain, Tails. Beditrais, aii 3»&: Asd la teetaveryibia* UuH It »Hr ef Woad IlEPAIRED ! tuxawa wuriitm c-uk^ikh �r<xfxpe»4»eqM«4lV®r port! mth tbon, . v— Ml line of NEW TEA ir.uOiurtarui *.■.!•»*« THREE PAPERS FOR $4 00 We will send the Detroit Weekly Post and. Tribune for one year, the Michigan Fanner for one year, and the Rkpublicam Banner until Jan 1st, 1881. to any person not now a sub­ scriber to the Banner, for $4.00, to any person sending us the money for the three paper prior to September 15th, 1879. Tbe Bannee \nd the Farmer for $3.00. The Banner and the Post and Tribune for $2.70. Now is your time to get good papers cheap. anulactory prices. )ODS Entered at the Post Office. Hastings, Mich., a* Secondclass Matter. it>4n. [uality. RE IN EXCHANGE, ra PRESTON. ' 12m2 E INVENTION. > RENOWNED MACHINE ometer Watch, and i Piano. It recoined d Centennial Expo- I. There are more Inited States than era. The WILSON I kinds of repairing, with each machine. MACHINE CO. ew Orleans* La.; Ian Francisco, Cal. Dealers. RLOW <1 Oils Sold. - MATERIAL !tlU. amenta. Nsw Yoaur, Auguai 9th, 1B79 What a pity that old man Noah didn't uf Km: Saginaw, Hon. L D. Dibble and Tb* topie of moat intcreat jnrt now ia H. H Slewut of Bettie Creek, Mr. Pow­ Wall atrevt circloe, and I may almuri any. ers of Bellevne, Mr. Fraser, Hen A. B. Dunmv'w flitch uf boron would hare bran Mayard ol Detroit, Mr. Stafford ot Plain­ ut nght thewa rrny year bed they applied ■ Teo, that ia ao, and if Prraldent well, Mr. Brito of Portland for it. It aeema they only warted to Hayra, while be bed hia band in had only On motion of the Prosecuting Attorney raubliah thia woudcrWly grod touunbial the ceeea uf tbe Propio va. Charlotte diameter before they alerted out on vetoed the moequito bill ■ Tba’ Sowing Society cunnccted with I^ixhtoa. charged with murder, aad F.ira Emmanuel church will be entertained on Tobiae. charged with aaduction, won oath Thureday afternoon of thia weak by Mr* pruutd. The Bro: beraura th* mediae] D. G. Robinaon and Mr*. Phin. Smilh^ tertiraocy waa conflicting, and tbe latter at The poaaibl* eompliealiima, with th. Moo rue doctrine, of an European Regency art ibe Society perlon, jq the Rower Mock, Mtilement of tho civil anit. of a project ofaneb magnitude maker the The canto of lhe People v*. Joaeph matter aoraetbing of political af well -aa Slattery, charged with Mtuail and battery, commcrrial and economical import. Tbo Frenchmen hare very kindly ulforod to lot oa help pay for tb« piper and bare without fail. I mutt make ‘ While atiten* of Hulino an compel!through lhetr financial agents here, th* my collections before wheat ed to build eidewalk*. would it not fie Credit Lyvanai*, who ar* anmptoualy declines. /site m well to have the authoritiew m to accommodated ia that magnifi. ent palace ‘♦n O. D. SPAULDING. it that a walk Is built on lb* Ea»< aid* of The judgement uf th* Court below waa lb* Equitable Insurance Building, allow. lb* jail lot* T The old om ia unsafe, and did the lot* belong to an individual, and affirmed in lhe eawe of lhe People **. forth way amount of ducat*. Hoc atraoge the walk in lhe condition It in, Mr. indi-1I Robert Green, charged with bring drunk to My, although many of our banker*, viduil would be notified to put down a and disorderly. ahtppiug merchant* and other plutocratic beiac th* celebrated Johnetowa rned canee diguitarie, have ipoken warmly in farur Tbe Lawvou Chemical Company of tried and aubmitled at lhe February tens Cleveland Ohio, not only manufacture cue wm decided fbr tbe plaintiff with Crete appearo aa yet nut one dollar baa l-evo T1:e add row of Rev M. V. B IUik of tbe beat medicine* of the day. “Law. forthcoming fretn any Amrrirao tl iaat Sunday iu Court House Square before and damagiw aaaowd at *3.00. aeo’e Curative,” but tbe company ia com Th* chancery caao of Edward Brown aeama that all th* aharaa, amuentiug lo tba the Red Jlibbon Oqb, waa oua of tbe boat poaed of thoroughly reliable, upright and rt al re. George .M. Ever* et al, wradcciiL we ever Intesed to. It . wm anffiriant to huccet gentlemen May the Company ed in favor uf Ao eompUiotuta, with coata allotted to Kurpcao applicant*—if tber* know that Mr. Rork wm to apeak, lo call continue to prosper, and make glad the To Everybody art any. Bo our poor ecuntrymcn will out a goui deal larger crowd than uaually Know ye that Memre. Smith A Bon, hearta of the aiek with their boat of rente he left out in tbe add, if lhe French plan attend those m xtinga, and tbe attendance bat* rented and fitted up ibe building fi>r dice, the “curative." ia (-offered lo proceed. Th* Nicaraguan wa* large, atloutrv*, and Very much plea* uwriy occupied by C. J. Sictjh m a bakeryThere waa a aoeial gatbering February terra wm decided in favor of all Government sect** to bare, in it* own . ed with the addrtM. While the speaker on State street, foe a iMst aaarkrt, aad they have located there to Kay. Bear oa Monday evening laal at the revi- the defendant* except Adelaide Holoomb, internet, waked up with a vaat deal more , did nut take any ferial pain* to conceal that ia mind. They are thankful foe tbe deoce of IL L ’ Underbill on lhe with coata iu their favor, and a penooal of energy than ia usual with' the acmehia dislike for tba netariou* traffic of rum very liberal patronage Car the peat year, Highland* ; tho oecnvioo being the fiftieth decree rendered agaioot her for aomv selling, yet hl* did not indulge io any per- and they propose to ooaliaM to merit the America State* when anything but aonirereary of Mr. Underhill* birth day. petrauge of tbe eitiarae by furntebiag tbe A very pleaaant time waa b*dVmdend. RorevrlutiuM arc under diacuaaion. They very beet of mcala at low figures. Coll on muff, but appealed tu temperance men bare already, it is said, begun deepen­ u«. aad we will plaeM you. ' frrehmenta were ver rod in apleadid atyln, everywhere to work, polilica'ly. religiously, ing the Nicaraguan canals, and in that aad *0 expreaeed the wbh that many ‘ Ira C. McAUiatrr waa coniiawd uu appli­ or erery other way ly, to cruab vol th* in. happy birth day* were y«t in at ore for ‘ cation of the detendant, ou payment of way f«Ile>_into line with the reaommeodaftmuua Iwinewa of dealing cut ruin and the coata of tbe term and an attorney fee tiotu uf our own intelligent ex pion n. It' The Petoakey viaitore are returning. J. L. Wilkin* bad taken tbo train on Il given na real pleurara to Mate that Munday la.: for Chicago, via Grand HaMr Z. B. Mullwou ia improving ecu, thence acr.aa the lake, and aa the Geo. llcad ia preparing to build an nd- train waa eroaaing Church Street, the fire ditiou to bit reviden.'e »u Coater Street. bull wao heard by J. L., and bo jumped .Mean. Crreay k Upjohn are making off the train and went to help subdue the | quite a large number of aalaa of brick and flanaen that were making headway at Knappen'g Law Hroaa aMr Hale A Itantey , J -r rem. Apply m Knappen-’s Law H?** auOrendHteaet. nnan L. J. WHEELER LOOIIOI J G. RUNYAN & SON MTS H» SIIIIES, GAITERS. SLIPPERS, *C„ Knappen’s Law Office. M0HEY TO LOAN. CALF SHOES, SINGKR IAUHCTUBING CO. wa* grand, toun.1 and to the point, and American idea was by all odd* the mort • waa highly apokeo of by all who benrd IL ' reaaonable, in any way. Two rplcodid I The winging wav firat clam, and take it | porta at tbe extranitiea of the canal with been aettled, and that in the eiua* of j Lak* Nicaragua u a mo*l convenient j all in all, it wu uac of th* beat teaGeorge Brumm va Albert Gallatin the1 perenoe mretiogv ever held in our city.' notice bad been countermanded, and they I half way houac in the middle, and canal' In th. evrnutg tbe Rev gmthman wero uncaen (ram me cairamr , , , • preached in Red Ribboa Hall, lo a!) that <>. x»d., .n^. «»i» »! ■?-. ,k“ the hall could p-aibij hold; and every I .r.i. “ body who wa* io attendance .there, wore ““>» u— a. It ix reported that ( plan that tbe Amenaan mate entailed M well pleaacd with the acraaon m they I frost io aom« place* in W. F. Hiekavw. Henry Houghteliu wm Ina late number of the Rofky , the bowing Up oe tonncltog of coosiderday night Iml argued and aabmiUed. It i* dae lo jwtire . lain Ihubmulmn*, printed at Diamond I able rock al no insignificant elevation. Th* Baptirt aocicty gi’« a aoeial at Chy, Montana. appear* the following: and Gunplay that wa should ray tbe uacall: Thia, however, iu view of lb* prteent use their ebapri da Court Struct ou Friday “Gen Briabin in a recent order, expreeiing . ed for and cnatemptable abuac of Loyal E. Kieg a New Discovery lav. bora need , of dyramite, cte., cannot be held to be a Knappen by J amt* A. Swrery daring Q>c ruble tbe teat year, aad have given oa valid objection. . A Hint to Workingmen program of thia argument wa* diagramful, feet Mtiaf.ctiou in erery instance We B. T. Halatrad, atty, al Law, who ' The engioeewing difficultt.-e of tbe The b-nert wovldngira i> ff the | and receive*, m it deserve, the outspoken ran aohewtatiogly ray that this te really aides al Freeport made tu a friendly any of wbiyn have largh and lbs only aerr. eurr for throat and lung condamnalMMi of every dverut mau of all on Monday l»t make capreul uoteev > i Sergeant Allen Cecil, C«<. K 3d lofty, and uf privates part tea who burned thereto, and which stamped Mr Sweety aa a bulldoXer who Upper Pcaittula to attend U. 8. Court, Wm. Kvatu, Co. D qnd Arthur L Haight, Ce. E, Tib lofty., fur tbe intelli­ j would do liaMxie U> the Southern coufadby draire of Judge Withey J.G. Runyan A Son have bad tbe cm- gence and activity diaplayed daring llie St aarsH iogx of their Boot and Shoe Store painted which odd* much to its look*. Pirna and Ornamental Silver Plated aad anew, Ohio, where ah* baa here «pending •eecrai week*, oti Monday laal. W. F. Keoficid, atty, al Law at Grind Rapids, apenl Friday and Saturday faa* in this city vifiitiog relative and friend*. J. L Wblu^i Eaq., lala Chicago at­ tending the World'* Archery Tournament, which commenced yeaterday and conclude inproved. > OXXJ.8 Tbs 2d utM of thia etty plrred th* . Burr Oak* ou tbe Fair grourab teat j Hraurday-. The 2d nine bold lb* bolt. ( and tb. Oak. yet in their brat licit to , win it, buttb.yf.iled- Four inning, were pfoyed. rraulting in a arao. of 25 to 7 in member* of the Bar of the county we fitror of lhe 2d moo. note tbe etfonduce of Hou. H. H. Hoyt in th. 4th Ward, teat an iafsat ehiM. last Bunday .veaing, vf cholera infantum. It wu taken ia tbe morning .nd died the seme .vaaiogIf Iroot holds off long enough to m to not injure the corn, u, tbe corn crop, will b« an eoormuua uoe, ia fact tba largest this county baa ever grown. ' Tbomra Campbell, hcwtl.r al tbe Hast inga House barn, wm kicked by a bora. Imi Saturday morning and had an arm broken. Dr. Blaxo act th. arm, and the pa tient ia now doing well. Mr. Alox Edmund* of Baltimore ia jut putting lhe finiabiog touebea ou a taro, oo bi* premise*, that ao far a* we bavo obuTved u a* large and valuable m any one in the eouuiy. County Correvpondence. It ncetna lo u* that lhe attempt of Mr. B Fbmpout, Aug 9.1879. Hick* to obtain the Sheriffalty of thia There ia cooridftablc aieknea* io thb oounty, through aueh a teehnirelily m he Tillage, there being hardly a family but *c<* up in hia infoeutation, and in fare <f that bn called a pbyaieiao ia the laal two the well known popular majority given by tbo people to Mr Hotglitaltn, i* litilo ieae than a fraud oo tbe public which demand* th* ootapoken cvuidemnaiioo of every i Christ will begin io th* grove jest east friend of fair and br ocat election*, and from her*. A large crowd ia expected. that heahoold be made to fod tbo indig. On last week Sunday, lhe Coogrqp* nation that ia expreircd by all eandid men, 1 lioual Society dedicated to the aervice of agxinat lhe attempt of any man to obtain 1 God lhe beautiful temple they hare ao official poaition agaiaat tbe honeat Vote of I patiently labored to complete, though The recurrence of an outbreak of yel­ low fever at Memphis .nd the .ppcirance th. people. I almcal unaided and tn tbe face of great ia a frw isolated inaUnera of cavra io Naw York and Brooklyn, where the tire of lhe i'o/cchm- court* of th i* county by Bev. I. B. donee, the pastor, Bee. W. naticata had rinded llie Quaronlio* regu to gamble on deeiaiona of the Supreme B. William*, of Charlotte, delivering the Court, but when oranvel io a eaae before a dedicatory sermon, and' Rev. Mr. Bagbee. made glad iaat evening by lhe arrival at of Middleville, following io a moat appro their home oo the Highland*, nf a young j gretkir.au, wbe if thing* pr^vejiropilioua, The aerincn Waa a powerful ooe, ll or ougbly practical and heartily appreciated by tbe large congregation to which it wm acvmly repremanded by tb* court, or lb* panic* impriaooed fur th* uutragcoua aonounerd that a deficiency to the amount conlgmpL For further particular*, refer- of nearly »A00 exiated. which wm Men'** made to “Big Injun Me," i’in the promptly met and discharged. Thue ta kaieai mrjnu raae of Riabridgnr. before lhe little village of Freeport, a eongrega . Ccmmiaaiuoer Martin. lion weak in number*, young in yean, but1 Tire Bcatmvr Bro* are still .bead ia Liat Monday about 3 o'vlock p m., our rich in energy and Christian perxrcrance, lhe rcajnfadure and sate of table*, braepaopl* were alartkd by the violent ring­ haa aaecraded in erecting a 12500 edifice rvau*. iedatead*. atanda. hat and lowri ing of die Ire bell. It wu aoon aaccrtain- and prcMDted It to the Almighty Matter, reek*, bracket*, nlcture frame* Ac. Ac. They hate had ic/angmrol their forte*, ed that there wm a fire, and it proved to free from incumbrance, and thin iu wbai io great ta the call for their ware*. Every artici* they mike sell, b of tbe very the 4th Ward. Tbe building being duae brat, and void dirt vbeaj* too. Call oa to Bentley Brae. A Wilkins yaill, the enthem and are if what w. aay n not true. lira mill foroo with peila al one* hurried .Mr. Knowke who litre* oa the High­ land* teat a rtry nice four yean old mare oa Wodareday of teat week. Mr. K. te a to extinguiah the flames, whioh originated worthy man, and it te a Mv.re loaa to him. in the back, cr summer kitchen. lt*»o a* ba m a hard working man. eoamuntcated lo lhe L part of the houa«, Meaara. Cook A Sheldon have put a but before much damagr wm doo* hare, partition through their Abstract Office, the taill men bad it nadcr control. Tbe •nd OM room te to be used by clerks who Eogiu* *ad Hom boy* were it hand m are lo transcribe tbe entire matter from aoon ax they could pcambly be, but tbe tbe old to the uew almtract boolm. engine wm not used. The damage to the We eoraotimu raake a mistake in a lo- hoara will amount to about seventy-five -eal, especially when wo are wrooginUy iaformed M to the name of person, thing On Thured»y-tba 2S<h inat. the Beat or place ; but we never leave out the atom Johoetown Hod Ribbon Club are to hold imfiortaut part af a Iryol, bow.ver. a tabla picnic in StevcM*. Grove. There The Granite Slate />« /Vraa of Iaat will be buaioeea of importance transacted, Friday ray. that Mr. A Mrs. A. B. Free- and therefor* it ia hoped that a Urge num ra»n arrived ia Lebanon tbe day previoM. bee of people from adjoining town* will be and that Arthur* health wm very poor, paaeeot, M the buainoaa part of the meetwhich hie many friends here will regret to iug win be of interest to temperance people averywlmye. Good apcnkcri will Tbe Editor of the Baiwm addrcaaed be preacot, and a g.-nera! invitation i* th* people of Eaat Johnetown at the Ste­ hereby extended to all the clkbo tu tho re** grove lent Sunday eftorpooe, on tem­ eouuiy, and to those outside af it, that perance. Theca wm a goodly number may fori that their prveeoee will rouduoa prreeot and afi seemed te enjoy tba oo to lhe pood of lin-peraoce. A grand bom may b» expected, and will be and M th* invitetion i* extended to Al a meeting ef Heeling* Udg* No. all who can attend. U will, uadoubtcdly 944. I. O. 0. T. bold al their Hail <• Moo-lay eveniag, Oeo M. Drwey, wee c'^etod llie Rcpraeoutative to lhe Grand We .failed the marble shop of A. 81. Lodge, to be held tbe third Turaday ia Bteck uao day Iaat wrok u> view the monnmrot that Mr. BUck made for the Ute Mr*. A. C. Town* which occvrwd at bra A. K. Ball. It i» of Italian Burble and rretdonre in I'rairievUle co Monday I** vary bemrtifu) Tbe atone bare is 32 Marble She had brew euffirriug foe quite a k~g irehae kquore by SO tnebtw thick brae 24 nehc* »qe*r* by 10 ioebc* thick. Um with • csMur in her aturaaeb, whWh £ IS Uri-a Z— C m 21 tnchre -ju.re 12 mebra thtek. Phuth 10 hx*c' square by « roabre thtek Tbo urn ia <wo fret high. Upon tba rep, M*i<b«r rid*. braafRully wrought, are One door wc«l of the Haatingx National Bank where ydu can alWaya find thv J G. RUNYAN A SON. F GENUINE SINGER. L. W. FAUSEY, MANAGER. West Meriden, Conn., MM t Ina Caoalrtia* .r **•„ eaanirakl* *att*r* *T and Brunica. Tabla and Packet Cutlery, Shear*, Setmor* gaaa. l^* weli-knoWB 1‘arktr U and Korellia and SpeqUlti of many llraeriptiouo THE MERIDEN PURCHASING CO DAUCHY &, CO. COL oe engin. 47 stem I ten milra from tbi* rity, ou Shore Line Read, wm aceidealaHy tlirowu off agaloat a rock, train under full brad—about thirty five mile* aa boor Wm very badly bruised. Your agvat wa* ow board. Hr famished ra. with two bottle* of Linimtot Iodide Amamoia, from which I received the createM poraihle bruefil, Ie four day* wm able te ait an, and at* now able to oummrnee work My trod Mother dro u*«l d>«- 1Jnimcat for rl-cumaium. which Heurtd. JoWsGarv- Ho! for the White Mountain., Vi. tbe Boston. Concord. Montreal «sd Whit. Mo.ntaira Railro*d. Tbo old, direct and favorite route to Lake Wiaai peMukee, Plymouth, Littleton, Franconia Notch, Betblehem, Whitefield, LeMaster. Jeffersoa and all plaera of interest among laviahly furniahrd gratia, the White Moeuteira of New Hampshire. >Um. Hi* aurviving part­ Tbe aecocry iloag thia line te grand, and !. Jarrett find* it UMnwary tbe aeeummi’datioo* «r. not turpuaed ou _________ M UM no connectluti with any New Enylaod Railroad. Tbtae ef another H. C- Jarrett who ba* cutwaived our rrad.ro visiting lhe Eaat tb'ta mcrad. or in September, e*n <per»d a week ia thia driightfol raooutala region more pleemt|y than iu say other af tbe fiaatou* New England pleroure reeorta. Try U ooee, and ara if yew de not find it eo. Preu. .New York city, you eaa reaab the moen- Plaster, Lime, • ll&ir, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. LIME. HAIR. STUCCO. CEMENT. BRICK. TILE, LAW) PLASTER . PUMPS PLOWS, DRAGS $500 REWARD. IE POROUS PLASTERS LAME AND WEAK BACK 1>I th* etrevta of Haatior* or betwMO Huticg. aad I'odrak, a black covered diary with two oe* dollar bill*, om note given to Greble k Hume), with chattel mortgage, lor $17.70,' one of tan dollam, and one of twenty, one given to Mmeer Bro*, the'latter accompanied b. a chattel mortgage. All three note* and mortgage* bad been paid ia full. In tbo diary wm, alto, two card picture* of Roland Cbiaa wwa, *eot out by Clark A Leonard of Tama county Iowa Tho diary t* of value a> an account book, and a rewardol $2 00 will be paid for II* delivery m the Baxmix office or to l|>c aubaeriber. Hope. Aug. 8lh, 1H7U. Wheat, W’pol. Corn, Potatoes, Lard, Butter, Pork, Hams, Ht Merita Putbtiif Cuwiij Cut Glassware, Lamp*. Chandelier* * thriving bus: oom Theinfret child of Emaouel B«nry »m bound Iaat Monday; th. peblie will ra­ dreadful tragedy recently meted iu this vicinity. Tb* little girl who wm wooad•J ia etill alive, but one ride Ma beccnm paralyaad in coaaaqMnce ot th* wound. Camp meeting begin* next TuevAay. Preparation* are being made for th. ac­ commodation ol a large number. Mum Riegler and Rotteh bar. erected a tempo­ rary frame atruetar* ba the ground* aad wifi ran a mlaurenl aad eating house. Tbe hotel ie also preparing for a crowd Don't purchase auul yen rail ou pe, w* ran and will acu. you Remember th* Plaet Store oa feet Bide of Jcffvnou^t. THE NEW CROWN LEFT HAXD PLO WS. Reaper and Mowers. Pay* the hipitw-i Cash price for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the abort articles, at his Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Street*. Hastings, April, 2. 1870. 19 A Fun Book of nearly 100 tevp octavo pegs tor lhe aiek. FuD of rate­ able niotm on Smofula; Damnum of lb. Breathing Organa, Dbuenra of Men; Diacaaau of women ; Aehra end Paine Heart Trouble* , aad a great variety of Cnnowic Dwxaaxa, with evidence that WOOL CARDING raiaiag 16 pouMh e umee wiU U ped — K> IU «a k (M, M«ara �A CURE OR NO PAY. Ladies Do you want a purr. I | time bat­ brack rad Bambyirycr, winner it waa iatandodto change the vxfotio’g monetary law! afforded to Prtow Uiamark an upper Braun, GtaMAar, . ,, July ilth, 1873. NS# interpolation addressed a abort ago to tbo Government by Henan ifV yon to your Itrart a epnfrlt. It doqnwnyw^ M- psora® iLtli'cy which'aatdofsV inaaa* * ■’’’"T £5* *L TT; W m» natural, pra And perfect arc it* «*l thst it I* impossible tod . \PsMta, July 18th, 1879. By a email Majority the Franoh Senate baa passed tbe Bill far the return of tbo Legislature to Pari*. THE kind of political ddirfctn posseatod tbe । , : | I hare 'received a Utter from a brother correspondent who osed to tramp with mt lhe sidewalks of Puis. He is over io Landon now, and writes tlrnt bo has such < । ■ * a fosthrt time there on Sundays, and | "But" Frenchman will rey, ■‘thia beau­ "Bal" enjoys htauelf so mueb-thoatras all tiful hernia city must not bo insulted." Their auaceptibility to intuit b u abiding eharacterivtie of Parisian polities. crowds go by u yan sip your ra/c ante “If wo do not fight Prussia after thb,” or tflortrnue, no “Bob" to ride in with wrote M. Entile Girardin early in July a cascade at the end of the route and nine 1670, "ao bdy in Europe wxU takas cbeap restaurant where you aa pt t ladyfinrer and two strawberries and a , peril enre for fifteen frraoi or »o if yea psy a liberal pourboire to tbe waiter. Vf ' a EST arrnuxr 0 irewii t«wrt exam ml TEE BEST OF ITS KIND. Michigan Central Railroad HIANI IAPIBS DIVISION. n< Kel.iM. r«L,l». ' EAST AND WESTTO AND FROM [grand rapids and Detroit MEXICAN MUSTANG bekb ; • f llullsn. D*rr», height d:,appeared; and while yet the monetary rviorm wu far from Imine com. pleted, the newly coined Germsn gold began to emigrate. / 0 I/O 4832 ’US5.« irUMkdttsr7P>*lM-lnttr “'e* sro. SO4 Um wuo*^1U». aS.. MM S rt-i* ■—i*«u*t . LINIMENT PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE asa» Avar* “-“■■■ SEMINAL PASTILLE SiVK Univer 16 . rui«« to mt CHICAGO HB! fflli-U BilECM fOMPAMY. ’ All Wo 0127 BOOKSU.MIU.IOK Carnap, [WOMAN Turnage HOUSEKEEPERS MINERAL' SOAR, No Patent' PiTons.^it1 KiSSf CHAS. F. BATES & CO., Proprietors, Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saglraw R. R. SHORT LINE. 75 MILKS aHoaTBXT TO INlllANAPUUI'i. MU ISVIEI.E AaUallixrtauMItrTM. 32 XILCI TUB SU0BTK8T TO n.<n>M ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, TEXAS USE THIS BRAND. Canada Southern Railway OPIUM U.M. U UlBd n 78 BEST IN THE WORLD. "riiiK' COOE PATENTS RHEUMATISM >) nunc i imnn Charnjw-Xlyares to. walk in sad ogle al i tbo pretty girls that arrange themselvta | t,Vi • delightful wicked hone rrara out al Longeb..,. or fete* with HluminaGotm and ela-bigtsd women, and aaerod baD* from Tu:k«dan with human arms slicking out just back of the bora" No nails down to Saint Ocsd to are tbe waters play aad to Steal flowera in tbe perk when tho ypauds.ro rat looking.. No Sunday pin- j tries at Uobinaon, and charming braqste* served up in lhe tree with a ffirciustfogly wicked or wickedly -urinating little jrisette vis-a-vis. No drosars alfritrn at NukTilk WILL THE BEST SANFORD’S RADICAL. CURE. enfuroed seclusion, the entry of the Ger­ mana, the misfortunes of Francs ebook men’s souls, rad tt.gy knew not what they did. Still tbu very natural pica for lenity is not quite an argument for trusting them 1 * OLD *10 RELIABLE. which foreigner* m especially unfitted te understand. We may read lhe history of France, yet not bo able to understand tba feelings of Frenchmen. It is clear that Pari* is, ts a Frenchman of susceptible soul rad ' vivid emotions, aometbing that Lobdoe, Berlin, Vian*, or Madrid can never be ts tbe E:u-Ii>bman, Germsn, iiauc the thalir which they had gradually Anatrian,.or Spaniard. Paris hu features collected fur tale, it looks u if Prince Bitat urban lift that n» provincial eity can approach, end social characteriatlde to teerionUm by introducing a double stand- .and heart of French polities, and in its I be s blunder. Tbcte are good •alone or strict", in its palaces or bureaux, Cea doubt whether tbe adoption of one Berries during ths yetr. reputations or dynasties, revolutions or ■foser tandart! was a wise measure fu:'-* ,DOj.r Baum bu creparcd—and ia reactions, sro made or unmade acuding to all Collectors wboen acre Germany. She hu certainly incured very and records have been examiood asd Beyond those sulntaatia! considerations great losses by tho *alo of rilrer made proved ba engraved circular Irttcra ihcro ball tbe romance and fervor which nccoaury by it* dcmonctixstioa, and still pnuaing tlhmka and approbation ol Republicans, poetical or political, have | Dep't for their failbfol servine, heaped up around an ideal Paris. .Victor '' sera own large ameunta .of Austrian Gen’I Ewing, next to tfeuatcr Bi and Speaker Ilan doll, rands out more Hugo considers it a kind of boljtrity, rad । itoekr, bonds and shares, tbe dividend* umeata to Ki* State than ray other < evidently believc-1 that ttcru was sacrilege j and intert»t of which are now paid is a groMian. and when be left brre ti io tbe German bombardment of a metrop- . eum ocy dtpnri-iated by 15 per cent. But, part in tbe State canvass he suule ar olb which b perhaps, more devoted to­ even If we accept tbe necemity er tbs menu for “Bonding" the State what Shakespeare calls “pleuant vines" ; speeches, leaving hia “frank" io the adriaibiiity of the measure, grave faults of num< row hand stamps, for tlis than any iothet city upon earth. ■•Paris" were evmmlltpd in carrring 'll out. p-*e, Me selected the document* „ .. said lhe great French poet, ‘‘is not a csp. TLc great difficulty in passing from ooe sent. But aomn bard money |>ctaocrat currency ta aoMhcr is that uf determining or other opponent of the -General got the proportion from which lo start. Now tbe Government simply intends to issue new g,.ld enina, to be taken by all revenue *o are notactitaes their bill*, nor have they ever indulged in unrcmuucratirc rroeptioo. no acconut.to be diminished but might be Another myth surrounds Paris ; its pop­ raised if lhe price of gold should rbc iu ulation it suppoued io be sepeciaHy the general market- This »u petfeetly "heroic". Thit the street fi^hta against ratiota!, the public sure not lo lose, would 'otcTwliclmhiXud^b have ooauiosallv «xwillingly bare accepted the new coins, .................... tits of individua1 while, with any rise in the price of gold, j disputed. Pari- : they as well u the Government would rad boys, can ; have made a profit. Instead of adopting h or,» even rush . tbu plan, tho leaders of the majority in. upon it w|th a cool courage or fiuhlog I Ooe day Iswt week a North Hall man ' duced tho Government to declare at ooe? valor never excelled even by tbe mimic ' for the gold standard,but tu introduce pro- m*Jo a wager that he could esi thirty egg* iu thirty minute* He lost the money. heroism of tbe atage. Tbe belief however, I rwionally tbe double rtradird with the Tbe fir»t c-zg did Ibe business for him. It that the mam of the Panaiana are heroes :j proportion of 1:161; wit bant considering wu no yoang, giddy, inexpericnaad egg. the siege signally disapproved. There i ' tbit the impiendin; demonetixation of It wu a venerable old u«e. ami did it were four hundred thousand Nation .j silver was sure to alter that proportion in with its little hatchet. al Guards under arms; bat they literally ’ I tbe general market to tbe disadvantage of did nothing notable except capture I ■ ilrer, rad that with a doable standard Bourget, snJ that wu taken from them everybody pap in lhe cheaper metal, tbe next day. To anybody, who boon while tbe money-dealer* taka advantage of tbe statistics of cooscriptioa . In Frure that di&mee by buying up in the boats this result is not at all surprising. Tbo market the better metal with tbo cheaper, physics) examination of all young French­ in odter to export the former. The speak­ men, in order to teat their fitness for mili­ er of tbe majority, Herr Bamberger tried tary aervice, enables tho authoritiev to u to refute arguments like these by main­ certain precisely the influence of city air taining that the payment of the Fmcb and ety habits oa lhe constitution of meindemnity would for years keep -lb* Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca­ oewire generations ol men. In the rural rate ol exchange at a height adrantegeotu tarrh, Ulaerotiv.- Catarrh, deyartmeota of Franco there are four eon. ; for Germany. But be overlooked the permanently cored by scripts rejected u unfit for every ten eiratmalracc that with the impending healthy reermta enrolled ; while tn Paris tbange In prnapct, tho German mints had fourteen are rejected aa unfit for every too cessed to coin silver, while gold wu not accepted This Weakness of Parisian yet coined ; thus restricting the circulating phyaique puincidaa with iutenao men­ medium and contributing to raise the tal suaeepubnily, and here are some of price of bills oo Germany. -As soon, how­ tbo cause* drat give to the pobUcs' of the capital the characteristics of an intermlt- ever, as, by. tbo fransfort^rtiou of tho war treaeare and by tbe repavmrat of State loans rem the proceeds of lhe French Thers is at times intense excitement, indemnity large quantise'of silver were action and Manat. Boy* ,□ body, wo­ thrown into the market, tts price began men, in ucitabOity, men iu mental power, to sink. The experienced Frem.lt Minis­ ter Leon Say, took advantage of it. He the Psririra# could fight splradtdiy fur bought 92 million* of francs in German ten minutes behind ■ barricade, or d>a silver coined them into 5 franoe pieces and with u epigram on their Dps. but broke seal them to Berlin. Tbo indemnity wu An Enlhuilatlio Friend of Sanford’s down when subjected to the trying ordeal Rsdioal Cure. paid muck quicker than wu ratiripetod ; of ■ long siege. Much of tho cerey exthus tbe cause which bad kept the rate o tonded to the Ojcimm m traceable to a exchange on Germany al an artifielaf nre..«n.. *. L.ulj,l(..r.k t.trr.l THIS 1 csipt* and expenses of euatotu. Reoeipta for the flocs! yesr ended Jue 30, 1879, MS «99, (lrNM I2J28.2S2 .gainst 191,992^31, receipts and 12320J552 expeuaoa for the SsmI year ended June 30 ISTi President of the Imperial Bank, who The Treunrer of the United States will spokn after him, preaeoted the state montxary affairs io r» moat gloomy light, ten per cent of the salaries of tho Gov­ and bu *iaee stated that the emppagv of ernment employes hero in silver. This thJ talc of silver wu not temporary, but will pat shout |1 OU.000 month in final; which is tantamount to saying that that num tn etrralatlon here, sod if Govtho rcmaiaiag: quantity of about . 400 ernmsot eoniractura here were piid in like million narks in thaler piece* shall not be manner tbe amount would be'nearly Irawu frost flltcuiatioo, but shall doubled tfurth farm a part of tbe circulating Reports just received from CUcx'l Miles, inn. Now this dvtlaratioa certainly who U watching Sitting Bull, are to the looks auipieioua. A rticlc 4 of tbe mone­ tary law fixes lira amount of the fractional currdxwy at 16-nurt* per bead, of lhe population—ray, 130 million*. It is cer­ there wiH be pence, and ft* thia reason it tainly tra«. a* Mr. Usabcn aaid.in.hu b gratifying to know of thia aew, deter­ speech of Juno 12, that thia provision mination of the Doot dangerous of all liv-1 pitches it at Too low a figure tba require Ing Indiana. Ixittenjuat rooeired from .Maine con­ firm all that Seertiary Sherman raid on hia return from that Stele aa to the proa peel of' Republican aeoecaa. Then, may body would have found fault with tbe not be an oW-taabiooed Republican victo­ Gurernment if they had proposed to lury, but it ta. evident that Maine hu seen crcaM its amount. But jhu question wu her last Democratic Governor for th<- prosnot even touched by the Chancellor and lii> adlaiua j and If it ia true, u the .V>i tiunul Ztitxnj assures tu, that tbe rere j of aiher oa aceciant of the enormous lose it brouglit oa tbe Imperia! Exchequer. He deotad that tin J'tdcral Qouncjl had d«K salthlng, to, change the monetary law; . Wk.hedid not ray whether he bimaeif A* inclined to asoeb a c|»aqRa op not. The NEW PIANOS §125. trass: rarsw � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-08-20.pdf 9ef3a62bdff1a6ccec6dd0990dc07ee3 PDF Text Text Tyi fifiilm/l *4^0 RA TES. OF ED VER TIEIXO. TIKM* O» St’BSCTtimOX: VOL. 24. NO. 16. HASTINGS. MICH., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1879. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS " Ah!" aaid Mr. Fuatar. mrastirally. ' Ara held m more eoortraaliou with; the trans during th* raoe- Al laugtll ' they ranched tns g.te ofher borne / ' "I amgUag,'; arid b*. , “UcMSr ah* reposted. "Whsra." "Going," b* reiterated, tragically, wiv­ '•You are a brave girl. Rut ar* you ing his head vagaaiy. u though lb* mo- , not afraid of me?" ' li«. included tbe uoiverae. "Brocefsrth "No, I am i-oi" I shall bo a wan-L-rer, and rail no place , “I can hurl you down thb precipice and home ut<! m oo* fnend! Soo:, tb* great no one will know it." oeeaa will roll baiwaon tt*T "God will, and you dan not do it." H* looked down al her aa b* apoka, 1 -Hb erm droppri, and a strange axpiberiag in b«r reea. ' proaaion com- over his faoo. A enow) gathered on bb brow, bia teeth glittered, wbilo hb exes shown malignantly. Hb loos waa harsh and wrathful yet aoppvaaecd aa if the struggle witbin was violent. ’ lb* people, ba* and dore reooguim the "Heaven and earth are leagued against • right of petition, and tbe right if th* peo­ ple to petition' tbeir agents b*in^ admitted, the duty ot tbe agent to rwipect and grant tbe prayer of the petitioner or resign bb "Uh! I dan* have to marry yon to keep agency b astabihhed, providing tbo thing ucmaauureufreihf aritri for b not ebaryou with m«—do I?" Uo took her flubed and treuUad fora iyaad undeniably daAuMiv* of aom* *eS establiriied principle of eooMtutUonri betwsM bb bands. "Girl, yon hat e defied me I Don't “Ara, you do leva me—L we it iu year In thb tutenca, 37,493 eitbans, braid** think. I spare yuui life from fear. Neal dear, troubled fare. Yon may not knowr a sour* or mor* aoesetiue and three impor­ ! Everud fears not God, man, iwr devil! it Jet, for riba naw and Mraag, experi Th.se hands have taken many brae! I eoue to you; but you will know k fully tent branches of tbe Chrbtisa ehnryb. । spare you not from fear, lint for lutare re- when I bare you. I will not go awav al have ia a respectful manner asked thb IngkUtura not to iagblate upon tb* ques­ vrngr. Remember, we arc implacable tion ot temperan.c, but to provide the enemies.'" ■ machinery by which tbe voters of the Stela She put dill hrr hand Io detain him. may sauis it in sreordnare with the will of IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the W.orld. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and ATTOlLVBr AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR Every Wagon Warranted ! ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. in Central Railroad More JACKSON WAGONS i" ’use in Barry County than all others, combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents’each. Call and sec them at I RAPIDS DIVISION. K*t>sM* Slu.n Lie* • D WEST TO AND FROM 1'APIDS AND DETROIT 1 The glitter of a ring rat her finger I reused him to dutch her shoulder rudely, । and utter an cxclamstiun ofwurprbu. , "WImto did you gat that ringf It waa gold, with a peculbrly shaped bcael act with smethyste. "It was given mu by mv mother," spe answered, endeavoring to irew bcr baud frota hb grasp. Over hb dark fore there settled an expression of hate and me*. Some bitter memory distorted hb fore with wrath, and to the p«t, terrified, helplca* girl it was the initef hideous and frightful face that GREBLE & RUSSELL’S, I *AHm4*4 we Hostings, Mich., May 0, 1879. Itf Agents for the Celebrated BUCKEYE GBAIN BBILL Of which more have been sold in this County in the past fivi years than all others combined. Xy Universal Croup Remed DENTIST V!St MICH1HI! HULBOAD COMPANY. •ussu'wy Ur.iyi /)•, Hashville Micligai. WILLIAM WALTER. T2LILOR* in Empire- Block, over Mudge's Store. All Wok^.pUARANTEED, 1- JCarriate, Sin aii- Omjeilal PAI N.TER ■ The following are a few of rhe parties owning the Buckeye to any of whom we confidently refer : Robert Mitchell. L. K. Powers, E. J. Crook, Frank Darby, Fred Hecht, A. E. Bull. Peter Gobb, Una Bare, Friend Soules, John Parsons, Watson WbodrufT, Fred. Collins, Jerry Rogers, Thos McGrath, Jas. McGlyn, Milo.Fish, A. Barnum. Chas. Youngs, James Boyd, McKelvey Bros. Joseph Stinchcomb, E. W. French, Caleb Garwood, Daniel Warner, James Jones, G®o. Whitney, Al. Parker^ A; J. Sponable, Wm. Beadle. Jacob Edger, Isaac Cunningham. Jcue Simmons, Chas. Dolph, Imperial Soap ! ftedrirt: ar. sr-.'rtaf;—... Southern Railway during which time Ara waa hi* constant eoen panion. But a week b not very lung, and aouant to an end iu *crea day*. N.ebil end Ara "It b false 1" be erbd perafonririy. “I watxlercd for the bat lime rirerwerd, *od will teach you a leaaoo you will not toot*, sat on the old familiar teat oa it* bank. forgot!" And he raised hb whip to strike He bad made up hb mind to a dreperato her. thing ; Ha knew that be lovpl Ara very She sprang backward to the very edge of the prwipiee, her eve. flashing m Indig­ nantly m- hb own, while she lev riled her The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 < lb. ban.—75 ibd. in the box. To any one who will send ua an order "bar* to touch me at tbo peril of your fur 10 boxes with cash. $52.50 we will send one box extra free as life!" T* sett lb* Uaias th* ms.l.ln at tris U*tri a premium. Or the orders may be scot to us for one or more He quickly dismounted, anger giiing bar ilMl4.il t* eMrs* $2.00. $2.50, nnd $3.00 Per Dxy, boxes at a time, whli remittance, and when we have thus received way to notoebhmoot. “Dak! girt, do you dare to defy me?" orders for 10 boxu we will send the eleventh box free as proposed "I do," she answered, firmly. above. If you do not wish to send money in advance you may "Don't you know that I exraid hurl you deposit it wjth any banker or merchant in good credit in your over the precipice, on (be brink of which you stand, il I ehoos* ?" uitst ni BalDuim-rai u liduai town with tbe understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt ••Don't you know I would shoot, if you of the Soup which is to be shipped to Jiis care/ Address Tbo first hotel in the State to reduce rates. Tbe first hotel in tbe Statu with Par aengtr Elevator. 4-<JiiS8SXS? “••"- CRAMPTON BROTHERS, Um6 5 tolkPS raliSs Corner Monroe and Jefleraon Street*, New York. "Slop! Another step, and I 'fire, a*! sure u therkA* a heaven above as!" Anti her flashing *yta and reeoluta main told plainer than wards that she would do as •he said. Ho Mopped, aad hb lipa mriad aa if in derision ot himself f “What is jour name?" be asked, a CUSTOMERS to KNOW These FJkCTS COOK ft ROGERS That I have the finest stock of Dry Goods inBarry County. I bought my Stock in New York before the advance. I have not ad­ vanced my pricesI sell Ladies' Ready Made Suita far $1-00 Wbitp and Figured Lawns for MEAT MARKET Linen Suitings for Kid Glove, in all Shade. - - 15 cents’ 18 Mnta 50 cts., 75 ct... and $1.00 - - PARASOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY FRESH ? SALT MEAT STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. POULTHY 4/tD flSIf. I han • oompfcle Auortment ot OeoU' Fumuhing Good., CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. H.U in the Lm«i OOOK& ROGERS In »U ^i»d« “t Dr, Good. I inter the LEWIS STERN, Washington Block. 4*41 hsibar. She beard the earth fall npoabb enSn. Than the aal beside bar dying mother., Tbe rod poautng* of the winter winds were u dreary, pteaiooale eehou of tlie bittar sob. of the bereaved chill What was she to do? Tbe old home stead was to be taken foe debs, aad she was left j<uailra* and friendless, with so rriaiive asve a penurious old saris. She had ibought she pre screed friendi, but now .he was uadccaivad, and realised that Neal Everard, madman as he was, had spot <a troth alxiat the uncharitable iag her daily round of drudgery Sb* lived io a mean little b-rdrog^wMh a mean little landlady, ud ale ucwbolcsome'food. Now more iLas ever she thought of Nesbit, aad regretted their parting. Uni ooo thought comforted her through all Her day. of toil sod wrotebedms* He bad said ba would tvtura to her. Oh. if bo would only come! Dst a* th* alow weeks aad asoalha crept .by. she exraid not keep the terrible awspieioa from entering bcr mind that ha had foFgotten her Om bright Sunday afternoon, aha took ■ walk io the park, ra waa her custom, and, going down the shady able, of tbe form*. alio thought of I>om happy day* MESSBR BROS. HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES hb voice, quickly peswnsd hb lips to bera, nod left her. The sere and yellow season pawed away. The rich fruitage of tbo harvest bad been gsn.ered, and the old winter king held domiaioa over the earth. Tbe orid, bleak winds swept over th* old bom. of NESBIT FOSTER S WOOING. Sludiag oa a rocky eminrace. below which dashed the water, an it swept rapidIr onward, stood a young girl—Are Ayr!. Her hair, in I angled profusion , - flisaled back from het brow io tbe current of wind. 8he stood then dun* iu that dsngrroua poriiroo, her hot planed firmly on th* roek. a rcaoluta fire burning In her dark rye, while her little hand waa elcard firmly over a six barrel revolver. Her dan. er was imminent, and sbe The grain seeder can be It has been greatly improved for ia». _ rualiged h. The asraat up which attached front or back of the DRILL as desired, ' ‘ The indicator is I fatly she bad cum* was gradual, and waa retch on the back side of the Hopper. Feed Cups are stationary, nnd it *d only by on* narrow road vhhb waa the now has a gauge that causes each hoe to run one uniform depth so rente uf a perpeodm alar abyss. Up this that every kernel of Wheat is planted the same depth. A result road came a large lerocioas dog IIn fangs giiaien-d in the sun, and hb never before attained on any Drill. Don t fail to see the new Drill white fierce aye* glittered a* ho sprang .forward before buying. sad croucbid with an nminoas growl ready i to spring at her throat. And there was a flash—a report—and tbe dug bounded for­ Heatings, Mich., July 29. 1879. 46tf ward and foil in hb dying throe. The next instant the sound of horsos' hoofs atlrsccad th* girl's atisutiuu. and, looking down the road the dog had so lately troTried, she saw a man on boneback eoenfog tosrard her. II* was very Urge sod stalwart, with dark complexion. For the Laundry, the Kitohen, and for general WHOLE NO. 1267. "No. indeed! I wax talking t* that tree w* shot past ju*t now with aueb ve- “Wouldu'l you like to foave It, aad tea the world u I have done? I've traveled all over th* wcrl d." "1 aa mlbfied hero. The world b wicked, m It not, and make* th* people fritted* ' A smih lit up bb dark and repnbive fare, aud taada it almost handsome "Yea, the world b wicked," be arid Jowly. "You wHl lank at Hf* diflbnmtly soon. Ab! tbouaands have beau like you. ricking fewd, wme Ki3.4n, 751 34. but tbe Democratic . Coogreas appropriated 8266,1447383 53 For tbaXral y~ 1880, the Treasury Department estimated that 8129,19731- 68 would be required to meet the ordinary expenaea outside of fotenat oa tbe publte debt, *tc. Cmgrres, however, appropriated tor the some purpcaee and defimttrim *162.009.000 fur that year. These are probably the first inataDccs in tb* bislory oflbs country when Htatory of Plymouth Rock, Plymouth Book b-s a werid-wide three, also a world of interest to the sens of tbe Pilgrim* Comparatively liule b known of thb rock by tboea who have not secwit. sod learn*! on the spot ita rile, hbtoey Many suptxwe Plymouth to bare a rocktxicnd coael, whereas hardly a rock b to be aorti oa th* ahorn. The tide rises and flows over • gently dotoending muddy betTh* original roek was simply a boulder about six or seven font long, four to fir* feet deep, of irregular width, say from 3i | to four foot. It was on thb rack or bqul der that' the Pilgrim* first atepped, when th* lid* had risen, to more castly again step on ibe shore. Aa ibb lock wm for ! years unobstructed or eouatanlly io sight, 1 it would naturally be u> object ol comment as Well aa obacrvaiiua It aftrrded the -Yearcommute* believe that the cue first iandsng to th* devoted |usacagen of It was then, «nd baa of alcoholic beverage* » undec table end the Mayflower. always been, an object of intenating as*aiMvitaM*. iojurioua to an overwkelanng hqp majority of our euiren. ebo w it— that It w detractive at the poenl welfiarc It iaaaaaea taxa*. It odaeaua pilgrim boulder. from war unknown crimiailt, it endangers life, it endanger shore and age, and came to tbt right plane property, it Jratrova public moral*, it to be th* ateppiog stone aad support to Wsat* character, it destroys tbe aioa tease th* footsteps ot our fathers wb n they earn* to tbe wild New Boglaud shore'! To-day it w the aoeepted belief at I’lyBuisth that uu otfa. r pwee ot rock is known in thb country <.f tne same FUogiralfarPly mouth hits sn open bsrSor, with a fine view, without any rocks but such sa may be reached by lb* fishrt'mcD with their linea, and thja boulder u umilar in sue to such aa arc usually found along the New England roast, .nd would not be entitled to the name of reek, except tbit it occupies the uncertain place of atones wmgbiug from throe to five toes, that m*y ba railed either stone or rock. The shore b now free from such rocks, and a stranger, without inquiry, exoept (or the eauopy ovar the rock, would seek for it io vain. But history, fam* and lore, bare bnptiaed it, end our fathers and the sons of the Pilgrisra rail it JVrwli. Rode, and we may wcU i*rp»d. Plymouth Hock let it stand. An extract from a geological account of sloobolic drinks in thi. country st 8600,­ Ityasouih aaya ; ' It m not a little enrioon that ana iocee rock on the shore of Plym000,000. There arc 600,000 babjmsl drunkards and 98,000 perauus c»«stabtly dbsbfod bv as that railed ■Pilgrim Rock.' wbra ibvre tbe use of iatoxicaats. It creates each b Mt known in the township a single Thb rock b an extremely hard year aa army ot 9338 maatare, and 120,­ ledge. 000 persons are anuually kft widowed or variety of sienitie granite of a dark gray orphaned sod dependant on publie charily color. Th* mica b in vary sassli quaotilv and io fin., black pariielae. Tbe roaodba by thb traMe. edg'd of the rock bear cnd.nce of ita rolled cbaroeu-r, as well a. of the attempt* Io break specimens from it. It b now io t’iBPWdlum 8. IlnmeD'a "Pilgrim Mem i That it b a publie evil, aSeering every | esrixen, every industnd mtereet and tnjur wady spproadtos every dtisca. every fam­ ily, every cvmmnaily and th* entire oom- ' moo wealth. Commtmi incr llelaoey evlimsted tbo consumption of dbtiltal spirits u 80,000,­ . 000 gallons in 1869 , and by the ceotui .report we learn that there wa* prodared in .tbe United Sutaa 90,412,581 gslioo* ot , dranestie spirits in tbe year I860. Th* ,eaumated retail coal of alcoholic drtaka iu 1872 was <735,720,048 ; hod from I860 to 1872,—iturtoea yrero—2,782,920.060 Kslfona were eonaumvd. st a otet of. 86,­ 780,161,805 The anuual cosumplion , dbulled .pinto i> not baa than 100,­ of 000,000 pahostf. • ormj," it aaya: "in J77S, tn render avail. propoaab, but io sitempting io repeat them a second time ha invariably forgot them. To do him justice, he bad never practiced tbe art of love making and now, under the steady light of Ara's dark eyes, fell quite like an amateur in tbe basinets. At laat. with hb heart visibly agitating hb bunting jacket, be began. "Ara—" She looked st him inquiringly, aad eas­ ing hb eoafviou she gucaaed the cause, instantly growing as red aa he. attempt th* rock split asunder, upon which the lower part of the rock wu lowered to ita original bed, end th* upper part was drawn by twenty yoke ot oxen to the town turned her glowing face up to bb. "And, dsrlieg. you will croa* lb* oeoan with re«, wUl you era?" "It alisU never roll b*tw**u ua," aba re plod, ena»." ______ Rorewt repora from the Iwtarori Ruvsttos Bureau ahow that tbe ery uf Hapnbliras thieving b fab. Out of the Itfl in thb obscure pjaoa, haven't you?" duns# the dap of the Buchsnao adrniabtratioo. A Uriah expend rt urns of publfc a^y when tbe revenue* collected are not «uSeiaet to meet them are unwise in the ex teem*, but when Cengrea* votes away large sum* of asoMj, sud, at the aamc time, repcris at modtfie* revenue laws route now lb* CommbaioMr af Internal Kavnose Maim tlral the amount raiser si for th* feral year ending Jurat 36 wa* 1113'000,OKI, aad not a aeet waa lost. Thb. �r<r ^rpsslrejfpffjfp/tel’*" HONEST MONEY ' The Omega. Aatrononaen and aeiestifio men are ptadkting great evr'nU for Ute coming year, A. D. 1880. They cU&h that by rreano of tbe Juxtaposition of rertmn plaMto with PLATFORM. our earth, it will be a year remarkable fur paper infla­ death and cadam&t; that plagues, pewti Ifitb. 1878. Opposition to all tion, and consequent depreda­ leases, famioek, innodatioaa and earth tion. In Avor of a currency of quakes will undoubtedly greatly abound. coin and paper of equal value, They Iiau that at lbs 3d and 16th centu­ and equal purchasing power, the ries, when pertain piaaeU were ante jCftapaper convertible with coin at j unction witfi tho oartli, that the snore meeting :nbd^d to a very grant' the will of the holder. How Long, Oh, Hew Long ? Onco again are we reminded ol the ter­ \ rible results of ths traffic in intoxicating' liqnora. Tho tragedy al -Middleville on' Saturday night last, is but another warn­ ’ ing to our people that, in order to insure ’ our stalo against crime and lawleoncia, the manuficture and aalo cf liquors must bear nr read ol death and suffering that transpires thosannds or hundreds ol miles away, we are apt to giro it but a passing thought, but when such things occur in our midst, we cannot, If wo would, giro it but a moment's thought, because it is so near to ns, it is right at home, and we eannot pass it lightly byrnstiher should we. In the sffitir shore alluded to, a wife end children hare been deprived of a kind and loving huX&and and fother, and Mid. dlsvilln of one of its most respected aad useful eiliaeos ; while the community must suffer, not only tbe lore of a respected cituen, but hundreds cf dollars in the cost occura through tbe accursed traffic in whisky. Think of it dtixens ol Barry county, think of it ettixeos of Michigan I Is it Mt time that the whole pworda of this ojmmonwoalth should arito in their might and put down the ungodly btuitMas? Common aense-demandi it, respectability demands it, decency demands it, hundreds of tbotuands of human beings demand it, and finally the well being cf the whole world demands it. Then fellow citixcna, lot us ecmmeoce now, do not wait, but that that causes more suffering than all Hou. T. A- Hubbard, of Sumner ecun- aa our opinion that that will be the ease think about what’party he belongs to, but maubood, and of their respect for him. , ; THE NEW VICTOR Sr.KW ssw?c •TT™ Most Elegert. Simpl. .M £••/ , R“""L“8 '£‘ci:i'’’ ™ Market—Tho Ever Reliable VICTOR. ------ VICTOR SKWINC MACHINE COMPANY.'Waters H-wfr OSes. X35 ftearxten. Cwwwrt Inu t^K-^AKlVTVi.'iYW, I MIDDLETOWN CONA Mew Report! • Wsdusday started from Long Branch ’ •nd swam over to Coney Island, ten rnttm, aa tbe crow fflcsj seventeen in actual dutanre, a* measured, owing to currents and 1 tides. He waa under contract not to land 1 till late in the afternoon, when most of tho I visitors come down,' and stayed more or ! lea comfortably for three hears i little 1 way off tbe land after the croaiug. The ' yrater was tw rough that the steam launch which accompanied the bold swimmer was ; nearly lost, aad Boyu», tbe famous hfesuit maforeouldn't manage to pet aerowi the surf to'wslcome Webb, whirt was part of the programme. The ucsarury remains of ths late great drygoods merchant, A. T. Stewart, still ' furnish furth a gouhl-like frast for the imagination cf cotcrprUug detectives and HROHATF. OKDEH I ''hanges and PRICES change with them. Never >rtAT«or xinn«iAjLc.jriTv<>v iuirr^i. i wa(( TEA an cheap as now. We have a full line of NEW TEA SUGAR Is as Chekp tu any place iu Michigan. SOAPS COFFEES quality from cheap RIO to the finest JAVA , TOBACCO We can beat tbe (,‘ountv a» we buy at Manufactory prices good authority that tbe corporeal dements of the defunct millionaire, were in the pceMMioti or undec tbo immediate control ofbfa very fortunate legatee, ex Judge •Uoding, a comman purport, and iteod Hilton, but according to a prominent rcaily to rotpoud when tbe locate strands. i journal, usually wen-informed, thm is by If a nation is proclaimed that nation no means the case • It is gravely stated that Judge Hilton has pulled the wool 1----- ----------------- ----- ----- and pnnuadid io its creation, and the rank and file of its tapporten must be dufraoehised. Tbe radical party is the minorty party in ibis republic. Taking tbo whole Bin- • MB-(rt*t>r «MUU» ta«Hll». SteSS" RSKWBKWCStB; FISH Mp«r Miatoi im euvaliteS rterrr rar»»»seeT»«iv« ■•rtt.wi-------- --------'V SKiril, Jwtesaf fr»Ui. We have n full line cheap. • (W.f Maa ri|| ealaaeal. aa4 aUM !<•<• lad >-.n >acb hun/al S--.I sdysaA-i&t:! ..[lata tea U... 1U alnaaM a.0 awrteal. I STARCHES AH kintlfl to suit you. CANNED GOODS Of all kinds. ' Best, as cheap re • ERUIT of all kind.* in stcauon. CROCKERT others sell an inferior quality. STONE WARE BACK! « « h.r. 50.W0 gdloa. Ohio ware. . •*' FARMERS PRODUCE TAKES IN EXCHANGE. « GsSxSK’ revolting affair. There is a queer fight gviite <ra in Brooklyn. Tbe eity is undoubtedly and overwhelmingly Democratic. At tbe same time io riannbh are the partisans that a larje minority of the wards ire ReKblicasa- They all live together. In a publican block there may be one Demo- SMITH, HOGLE & PRESTON. Hasting*, July 22, 1879, crtwL^&i.-.u riWas It Sra'istMiVr " Ml/mJ Ail lllfhlxs.li. Isierreiinriy treated by Mi Uo.He» tbo tetisa already taeMlsa* It a piquant thort story by Mrs. Anal site Frednili. William Gibren r«atr beautiful t-«. Tbr Ual ’Kote nf .“ Edward Flowlsnd't paper. An iaduiti but they will never be permitted to m it a nation iu point of foot. < Their pestilent.carcasses will hang \}« •'•'S'-.1, £^^ r||||NT!C er-r?.™.num o REMEDY 12m2 . TPrr A VALUABLE INVENTION. rem»Uml.7Ta2*T} fee twurwr ate tk. THE WORLD RENOWNED WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished as a first-class Plano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Exposltlont. IT 8IW8 ONE-FOUWTH FASTER than other ’• unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold In tho United States than srwm^1 a" th® othcr*- The WILSON Wcn-s SOLD bVaLL DRUGGISTS. Itey will plump tn a lot of ultra Rspublican nominations in bis shsnee, the Aldermen being very nearly equally divided in poli­ tics. For icme time the Mayor ba» held tbe fort and eome down to hie office to lie on a sofa all day and defeat tbo machinations of his party's soemia. United Sutra Senator Wxdleigh of New . Unite, and swrar that tbe attModmsnta Hampshire hu become * resident of thia shall be disrooted from tbo constitution­ Now, at last, ba has grown too ill city, baring opened a law ufiee at 40 WatUnite, spawi upon and triturate the lait result ot the war, under tbe boles of How Lost, How Restored. ^.1 WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 5“ ‘ “-X»- «*-■ chlo.ro, lll^t amt San Franelaoo, Cal. For Sale by all Fira)-Clntu Dralrrn. A private letter from an ax-Governur of Maine says that lbs exposure of Mr. Can­ didate Smith's treachery cstucs “much consternation" iu tbe Detnoeratie Green- POWERS & BARLOW Something new in the Line of ' ‘ J WlND MILLS I i-Wttnu. m SIMPLICITY SIMPLIFIED! Improvoments Soptambor, I87t' Tbe blunder with General Ewing's frank will suggest to the Democratic Congreasional Committee the advbability of putting on guard only Democrats who can free liquor for all witness™, motive to perjury. . Drugs and Medicines. ita fodixh dreams of •■fist" wealth and returned to tbe Republican party. Scuxtor Chandler's ■patches in Maine bare excited groat orthuiialm and the New York 71met report aayi hia speeches lure been the moit popularlhu> far in the vv non: w ki- •• • AM.-At Roberts A Boifhkisswhere you will always find a full and aelect Stock of ! ; Our expenses are light and we sell extent in tire earth. We find the followmg in Oliver Goldsmith's "History of ths Empire of Rome," relating to tbe 3d century, which has a bearing on the subject. "Nothing could exceed the miserable sute of tlio empire abcrtly after tbo return of Veras. In thia horrid picture was reprosen ted an emjreror, uuawe'l by example, oe the calamities surrounding him, giving way to unheard cf debaucheries. A raging patBeacc spreading terror and desolation through al! parts of f be western world ; earthquakes, famices and inundations such M had never before happened ; tbo pro­ ducts of tho earth throughout all Italy de­ voured by locusts; all the barbarous na­ tions larroundiDg the empire ; tbo Ger­ mans, the Sarmafana, the Qtudi, and the Marcomanni. taking advantage of its varlow calamities, and making their irruptians even into Italy itself." Mat every one is acquainted with the ravages ol tbe plagues in the 15th and IGth centuria. Now we do not i a tend in this article to indorse the view* of xvtrcnumen as regard# their prophecies for 1380, neither do we oppcac them.-Judging from tbe experience of the past, they are worthy of considera­ tion at tout, for we' bare no way of judg­ ing what tho future will be, only from tbo tcasoiu of the put. But under ill circum'stances wo should ever remember that Ibero is an all-wise Being, who presides over the Universe, who is righteous sod equal in all His things, aad who has left on record the promise fur all, "And it shall como to pass that whosoever shall call up­ on tbo name cf the Lord shall be saved," and, “Bay ye to the righteous, it ahall be well with him, for they shall rat the frail of their doings." Terrible calamities have been io thb put, and wp muit export them in tho future, as long as sin and iniquity shall prevail in the earth ; aad now, “when men's hearts ire failing them for fear ot tbo things which arc coming open the■ earth," is an especially appropriate time’ for man to practice that rigbteousuaMi which ensures safety to each and everr, • one, under all circamrtaneca and in all limes and places. - TmVTII. bo called here, and tbe District that he represented two canseeutirv terms in tbe Kanias Legislature, undoubtedly became aware of his honesty and fituem for the place, or they wbuld net have given him the.poaipou tbe reread time. We sin­ cerely trust that be may be chosen to the office for which be U nominated, fur if he the minert^ party ever Moee old Abo is, be will fill tbo bill to the letter. Linkborn sneaked into Washington. dl>Ruised io a Scotch cap and cloak, and fWcsl Notes’. dbgracod ths white Louse forever by Hon. William T. Hamilton ia the nom­ tracking tbe Sangamon mud over its carinee of tbe Maryland Democracy for psu and polluting the atmosphere with his lewd, profane, yahoo presence. Governor. . This bong tho case, they must bo Tbs only thing that can save the Green­ chocked In lluir revolutionary career. Their .next umrpatiou uiuit bs roisied back combination in Maine is a nipping frat cn the second foil moon in August.- in a tray that will teaeh them there is •till a God—a just. Almighty . God in The potato bug has failed it. WTuli. ilt ' ' /, „ ‘ Au,.—Year Pritfenpliow > ta#1 . ,, What ir ti tii.iuc ff ■ Am.—Pure DBLOS ooly How is it made ’ Ans.—With care and accuracy. Be enre and sec the Myers Improved. a fresh io­ FAIIVTS AIWJD OXXL.S A Greenback orator at linintwick, Maine, Stated a few days since that the National debt is nineteen billions of dol- None but the Purest of Paints aad Oik Sold. Hon. T. A. Hubbard, ol Jackson town­ ship, by bis anmranecmcut in this fawuo, places him ».juarely before lbs Repub­ lican party of the county, as a caudtdate for Register of deeds. While ibis annooneement, places twu of tbe brat and mart respected men of the county, in The Indianpolis J<n>nal tsp that there Irisndly antagonism, it is a consoling thought to tbo numerous friends of both, Tbe Maine election taka phen two weeks from next Monday. Fron. all parts of tbe State come reports that tbo Greenback Republicans of1878 are regu­ lar Republicans now. of any public placu bsre, although eston's greatest, or al least eiilsrt and mat—scientifically—chrouMod feats wets at tbe fltak. is in derate. There are two sets of lessea for different months, and tbe earlier oom, who tbo otbevs claim are stealing tbeir thunder, and are not aim HOUSE FURNISHING MATERIAL C We offer Sjiecial inducements. And other Agricultural Implements. Congressmen De La Matyr is giving tbe people of Maine allopathic doses of unadulterated Greeobsck Innaey Ho run a billion of groeabecks issued at once to give business a start. TO CONSUMPTIVES ! WAKE UP! In tho World. AND GO TO Call nnd take a seat ou ouevof. the the Yisoo buUdosero to tbo Sheriff nf .the re Sheriff hemfod tho mob, taken the letter m a good And watch the crowd meh in. Gen. Kwlng and other Grreuabclen declare that it wm Providence which enshled the Govarnrcat to PAWS FILED, (tain, Tails, BtfaaiiaiStfu Three fads developed by ths Kentucky ahrtiw, of which peditlcisM in Mains and Ohio will make a anta -. 1. A hrary &1. ling eff'in tbe Demcratm vote. 2. A POWERS & BARLOW fOR YOUR OB WORK �Probata Caurt. _ . giro to leak ■ if tbe Democratic leaders Borincm of the Barry County Probate 1 FrsassnsbwaCMnsaaaeaaL w ----------Lear some of them talk, one would think in Mairo had boon playing with the Court for the week ending Awust 19th,1 Waanixmia, D. C-. 1 , Aug H, 1879. f tbe greater putt of the Stale was tbere- Greeoback torch until they have sot their Clement Smith, Judge. Ex Governor Wemotb, of L.uaiamt who Tbere waa a rery large turn out, however, wigwam on lit" Aug. 6.—Estate ef Hannah Bowker. perhaps know, more of affaire in the and a very eyoyabl.- time was had by perdeceased , l«ood filed end toiler baaed, Seutbwwc than any other man. said, in warrant and inventory maned,. ■ reerot interview, that after tbe crops Company E. of the State troops, ot- Big Aug. 9.—Estate of Amanda X. Sluuwere gathered l!-. ncgr.A-* would leave Rapid*, took the medal at Grand Rapids the South by tlbusaad* The only Won­ on Saturday last as th. bcoe .hootbt. of yellow fever daring tho war. der b that white1 men abo- do notlaare by the aeroed Regiment. J rat |ike the Big thousaada. Tho buldoxing of a lew years A leading Itepubl.cao paper in Ohio Rapid* bop, they n-rcr do thing, at tbo ago, which chicly affteted -carpet begnayr : “Ws have had no each msetinp halvco, for they almoat always win. g*re ” aod 'nagroas.oiow reaches in some aince the war as the tnsstinga of thb Wc ata io receipt of the Arkantaw aecihMs.all who dare oppose the Deaoocampaign. Our town meetings hare Thrrefer, printed at Conway, Faulkner cratio party in any way. Il will take a been like Slate Courentioua iu aue and Cm, Ark. Wo protuma n was sent by ‘■S-Jid North" whidi b one of tho invoritMbs Carrie M. Fulkr, formerly of HaataUe things of lbs next few years, to asThe Democratic paper* should not (si cure individual right, iu the Sooih. But to gladden tbe heart of ita patrooa by ibey will be Mturvd. culling attention to the party victory *1 Tbe Baltimore Naa of this morning ’Vaaoo City. There will ba ao few De­ . 111 notes a rut accounts due bi* a dbpatch from thb caty purporttag mocratic victoria* thia year that all shonld Aug. 12.—Estate of Henry Snyder, de­ V* give the dotaUa uf Secretary Krarta me I desire paid this month, ceased; claim* heard hi port. political plana He i* first to be tbe or as soon as promised, Eatete of John Ljckhart. decerocd; without fail. 1 must make Tbo Tobdo (Ohio) /Tfode remarks : proof of probate of will filed and will ad­ New York, and thro Repuhlican candidate my collections before wheat “With wheat al 3D bushels to the acre, for Pnaideut ol" tbo United Stain. mitted to probate. An oflbure with Senator Conkling b declines. and selling at abouilt , and tbe dollar being Batata of Hannah Bowker, deceased , spoken of, and the indirect aid of Mr. 0. D. SPAULDIMO. gold or aa good aa gold, it b up-hill bus­ warrant and inventory filed. Tilden in tbo Goverooraliip-matter is hint­ John H. Beamer baa returned to the. iness to talk of ruin. What begins iu a Ang. 18 —Estate of Albert E. Bull. ed bl Tho correspondent of the Ballicity frorn-the went, where ha ha* whipped groan generally cuds in a grin.” more As ehould retire on Hie .trencth at dctMMod ; peritioo for amignmenl of rest that dwpatoli. Ho will never tavenl the States of Mino., Iowa, Win. and the Not TAUB.—The report that appeared due of estate filed and for dbebarge of anything that is further beyond the THREE PAPERS rt)R $4.00. Territory of Dakota, moot unmercifully, in all the dailwa throughout the country bounds of reasou and eotamou senes Wc will Bend the Detroit bating cold about five thouaand dollar, that Mra. Nellie Grant Barton*, -daughter The Detnncratlc papeni are trying in every way to break the foroe of the foot Weekly Post and Tribune for worth of whip. since he oommeticed the of yx-Preaidcnt Grant waa dead, proves to that there b * y*>erly redaction in the one year, the Michigan Farmer whip bnaineaa last spring. expense of enlfocting tfic ettstoma revenue. Mr. 0. 8. Townsend ol Augusta, Kalafor one year, and the RepcbliEoormon* ctopo, peuerally retvviog trade and iodurtry; auccraaful resumption, cak Banker until Jan 1st, 1881, reduct loo of InrernH oo the gnvrrameat to airy penion not now a sub­ shop at Freeport. Tho shop will ba in debt- and ceocomical adminbtratioo of the rooms over the store uf Ruggles A Routh. scriber to die Banner, for $4.00, public affairs—tberoaro tbe great obrtaand inventory filed. to any person sending us tho We are glad td know that Freeport i* to Aug. 18.—Estate of Maude Kcoo, et Tbe ground* at Bladensburg where money for the three paper prior have thb acemaiou, and bespeak for Mr. Clay and Randolph, CiUey and Graves Townasod a good baauwu. al., ninon; Jacob Thuocr eppeiatod to September 15th, 1879. The cuirduo. Boud filed aad letter iaaned. Barron and DcoaliA and other noted men The Berry and Hammond case has Banner and the Farmer for fought, roeslevcd yesterday another "bap$3.00. The Banner and the finally been disposed of. They both plead not believed, however, that be will accept. Estate of Joseph Matte, docraacd , li­ Post and Tribune for $2.70. guilty at the opening of the 2.aguat *«eNow is your time to get good aiou ot ths Circuit Court on Monday </ The entertainment al Union Halt given cence to aeU real estate granted. Ertata of D. C. Hawley, deceased ; last week, aad oo Wednesday were aen- by Professor Cooke, last evening, b spok­ jiapcrs cheap. tenced, Hammond to fifteen month*, and en of by thoeo who attended, as being the final aceoontof administrator allowed and Entered at the Post Office- Berry for nine moulin to the Ionia prreou beat of the kind ever given hers. We adHastings, Mich., as Second- The Cast nine at Dvlnir played tbo vbr our eitriena tn turn out to-night and class Matter;______________ Hastings First nioejim Wednesday uf last give them a rousing boowt, for they merit it, and the lime may be far away when Waterptcloaa by tho car—, cart load Haatinp 13. Our buys were full of sand you will have an opportunity to witneaa ao Order for hearing entered for Sept 13, are being brought into lire city. and wanted to try the C>wa again ; which fine a performance agaio. i’riec of ad- next. K. W. Hewitt, au’y for petitioner. of the Library of Vnittnal Aaowfodyc, Haute of Laura J. and Mattie Ingram, rn 20 volumes of araily 1,000 parr* each, The School, of our city commence one they did on- Monday last, raonluog iu a weak from next Monday, Sept. 1st. ' score of 20 for Cam, and 3 tor Ilasliogi. •el Bros. Drug Store without extra minor*; annual aeronnt of guardian filed. handaomrly bound, for 50 rents per volume, or 110.00 for tbe Ml, It u a re­ Getting pretty dry to prepare iand for Tho Coldwater aa evidence charge. . County Correspondence. print entire of die last (1879) Edinburgh He firm of E. P. Kidder A Co . nf I and London editions of CLuvifo**’. of ila prosperity, haa been pnrchaaiu ; a East Balti nobs, Aug 18, 1879. ryrl>!>nlia . .4 />*rt.i.*o>y o/« Cnirmat Grand Rapiib u becoming known a* among ' new suit, and, nolwitlirtaadiag it has. Tho wild Irishman keeps apples, pear., Eu BamNKS —Wheat b yielding bet Kruiitlnlyr /or thr Proplt, with very Urge meltons,—well, you can see for yourself- another suit (libel} pending, it proposes to tbo largest dry goods firm* In the country. * ter than tbe farmers expected. Rheaa additfoo* upon topic* of *|>rei*i interest to Wo call attention to the local ad. of E. wear as good looking aj-porel aa any other ' Granger has just threshed 523 buahel* of are made, their shelves , wheat, a good deal larger yield than be P. Kidder A Co. iu thb tawur of the Bamere immediately i a Hocked again with the j espeetad. bent good. that money can buy. Their j We came rery near hating a first c-laas J. C. Black, photographer, i* making calm are immenre, and well they may be. They are the tour ot thu and lurrvundiug ooualise, for they sell very low indeed. ■ pnota are aecuuatod for by the method of taking viewi of people'a dwellings, and now receiving a Vety large hiatallmeut of | sale, to the rabteribcra direct, saving them any who desire a fine picture of their aplendid goods We called there recently, the large eomnu*iun, often 50 or Gt) per 'dwellings, barns and olher bsuldingr will and know what wc are talking about. Mr. large wheat slacks, and Frank sal fir* to i cent., j-eid to agent* or dcalctv ; also, by do well to pptroaixe Mr. lilsck, as be b a Edwin Avery, late Spring A Avery, hav­ the neat, thinking that he could control the rtevnl great rtdueti>n ip the ca»tof| James Cadwalbder and E. W. Hewitt, first clue artist, and giro* the very beat ing cold out, will hereafter be found with making Looks, aad by nuking rery large | the fire, but be found that it took kll the Eiq., of Hickory Corners, were in town iaab*. Thb certainly is a work that the I the cash dry goods hnn uf-E. P. Kidder oeigbbora that lived in sound of their din- milboas will appreciate. -Special induce- ' yesterday oo buiinrsa. Mr. A very has for a lung time There cimc mar bring a j.-nutxa acci­ k Co. ■ menu arc offered to earl) rubsenber* anJ Mrs A. H. B. Bib of thb city, who dent on Jafferaun struct on Thursday of been ideotifel with the dry goods trade of to ejub*. ’ has been spending a few weeks in III. bat week. ' A ‘ team betoeging to parties Grand Rapida, andafiill be a valuable scl The tame publishers h*to recently b­ arrived home Friday last. ! rtted cdlliuM of (KjeaLrs' lydi.ptiha from Bedford gut to kicking, and finally I understand there b going to be a ., nf Buekleti'a Amioe Salve. hiter'itwr, 4 Tola , 12.00, forMrs. Rogers, wife of Mr. A. D. Cook’s upset the wagvo, throwing out ihtwe that The beat salve in the world fur cuts, temperance picnic in Hart Jobnatown.' I • partaer arrived in the city from Bearer I were in it. Among ' the number was an bruuos. sores, ulcers, nil rheum, tettor, , hope they may have a good time and a j Dam Wb.on Friday last. chapped haotte, ehilblaina, cores, and all elderly crippled lady who was a little | large altendauoa. kind, uf akin crapboaa. Thb Solve » X. B. Y^illiM-n and Hurd Tinkler are bruised, but not seriowaly hurt. That little Jug of whisky gusraalrad to give perfect rotla&e iuo in b<*th on the ghiiZ but very slowly however, A gentleman who resides in thia city, Attention, Firemen! That was brougnt from town, ! as neither can ait up aov yet. went into a place of bluioeaa-a fow rnuro To the officer* ■ nd member* i t Harting* It will be well fur teachers to remember inga since, and found the proprietor tak­ Fire Department. You are hereby re the Institoto that b to be ^held at Nash­ ing it enay for the time being, and asked quested to meet at the Engine Room in cent* and the latter al-50 cent* per vol gular Accident on the New York, ville, romr-cocing oa tbe 25tli inrt. the proprietor why he did no* gel up and the city ot Hitting* on Monday. Ang. la these scries are prp*ented each author* few Haven A Hertford R. R. 2fith. 1879, al7t o'clock p m.,“.lArp,’’ m Carl)In, Macaulay. Gibbuo, Goldsmith, Tbe 1st nine of this city, go to Grand Naw Have*. Aug. 7, J8T7. Lamartine. Michelet, Thom** . Moore, Rapids to morrow to play tbe Grand Rap­ dore the meeting. By i-rdrr of Waller Scott, and Ftraqnr, sod such *nb J. L Wttjtrta, Chief. id* nine. Look ont buys, 20 io 3 .you Jeers as Crosar, Cromwell, Bartu. Joan of Wit. M. Sctrom. Dept. VyAre, Vicar of Wakefield. Pireiola, Lails W. H. Hayford Eaq wile, and daughlThe pay ear passed through here on Tuesday morning lam, on iu mbriou, that er Mra. Ferguaon, entertained about thir­ making glad the hearts of the employee ol ty coupler on TfaurwLy evening l*»t at their resideaw. Music, dancing and games were indulged iu. and everything named off in ■ w»t pleasant manner. A young folks social was also held at tho rraidcncn oflloo. II. A. Goodyear's the Mme evening, and a very enjoyable Iluatic chairs are being ma lime t* reported. quite extenairriy in thb county, Therefore- wo a»k all th.l are indebted to the Cedar Creek Church, either by note ; i old or now raUcriptfooa, to pay the same by^lhe firet of September next, iff H. L Armor or Ker. D. H Shelly. every day some one b in town Tbe third Mtatdouary hold their next quarterly District Meeting, Tbe Jackson Otued has donned a new at ths ehnreh situated in the N. E- corner droa. spread itedf out over a cdumn m width, and—and—well, it b boned to be. sod cootiuuioR through Sunday. Basket dinner each dky. Expect quite a number • r«P« anyhow. Thus fir, ooro has escaped fresting, bat of Preaching Brethren in attendance. A Friday aad Saturday night last earned cordial invitation extended to all that; ntneh fear among farmers, lest their corn foe! dbpeaed to attend tbeto meeting*. By ordrerof the Cbnreh. crop would be killed by frost. Mamed, Wedomdaf Aug. Cth, at lb. Mr- Mikon Prickett took to hiomlfbst and the Marshall, James Gibbs, .arretted them and started for ths lock up with them. He had proceeded over half of the distaopo with them, with-nos oo either aide of him, when they each attacked tbe Marshall with knives and ialictod several terrible wounds upon hb neck, arms and body. Wa have been unable aa yot, to get any ccrrret information as to the numtwrof wounds inflicted, or tbo exact loca­ tion ot them, but they were sufficient to cause his death, which occurrd the next day, Sunday at half post twu o’clock p. Sunday, a wife-, a Mire Duncan of Rat­ residence of lha bride's parent* in thu Xge. by lUv. J. I* Smtth, Mr. Ch-iro lind. Yoc did wbeij Milton, and wo Whh pu happiness and lots of it Mias Bell Dove. Cedar Spring* rf.pptr. The Quimby dub played tbo Bred Hit­ Well now that b as it should be! We ters on Saturday last at Quimby. Score : will bet a big apple that Markram loved Qoimbya 49. Hard Bitten 19 Both that Dove, and in fact we know be did or he never would have west to Cedar data are of Haatin|ts township. One of the murderers wm arrested on There will bo* tote of people in Detroit Springs to bring her to hb own dsve cote ; the spot, bat the other one bro not, up to on tbe 27th and 28th inai. "Th. rcgilta but there b no Jamestown in Barry eoun- tbe time uf our going to prase, been found, that b to coma off at that eity on the although tbe ofieen ere after him. The asms of lha murderers b Johnson. The A. D. Cadwallader Haq. has purehared one that was arrested wm brought to thb city oa Shaday aad lodged la jail. Thor, of Mr. Detroit the Cironit Court Bteoo. u no doubt bat that the other one will ho grqpher, a type-writer, which to a person who han never seen owe, is really a curio*captured ooou. Another result of wbb- libera Granger and wife havejuat returned from Freeport where they have bean at­ tending camp meeting Your. Hvspeetlall), 8. 8. Hookh, Ac Mrs Towne »u bore in Byron, Gcnraee. Co., N. Y., July 2d, 1826. In 1855 she came with her now bereaved husband trj wa< to hare been prophetic, although its fint awful itaprvMuitre were dispelled by the return of health. He related to bta Court Physician the Ttaiou of a throne, ship and esteem waa increased by the ac­ upon which ho a*t. Zmtdrt .urroundmga of quaintance of year* To know her beat pomp, glory and puycr. Suddenly tho air waa to love her moat. Though her auf- dark curd, peal* of thunder shook the palsee, lightning fiaaLcd into lha imperial fenug w*s at rimes inteoes, yet the Lire ebember, and the throne crumbled to them with surprising fortitude and tnuL —*8 Arre-, at 40 Yards L J. WHEELER. REAL ESTATE. J G. RUNYAN & SON And everything in their Use, <rf the quality and very CHEAP. Thb an old time Evubliahmaot and CALF SHOES, Knappen’s Law Office, J. G. RUNYAN A SON, _________ HttSiottl, Mieh. Knappen's Law Office, ORGA2SFS. Knappen's Law Office. MONEY TO LOAN. Knappen's Law Office. SINGKB lAWACTDRfflG CO. One door west of the Hast- Wheat, Wool. Corn, Potatoes Lard, Butter, Pork, Hams, Plaster, • Lithe, tlnir, L W. FAUSEY, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place Tie Itrti Pirtkuiii Cmpaij to sell everything you have and to buy every­ West Meriden, Conn., thing you want. and Brooaes, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shears, Seb*-rr PUZZLE gaaa, tbe well-knows Parker Gans, and Nordtica and Speculum . of many Deeeripticoa. Keeps eooetautly oo baud ' LIME. HAIR. STUCCO. OEMiNT, BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS CULTIVATORS, VOCBUtSHOVEL FLOWS. LEFT BJWfD PLO 1FS, THE MKBIDEN PURCHASING OO Mtf Wort Meridas, Coen. DAUOHY * 00. COL- DEARSIR:~r— The must wonderful remedy of the age b now placed within the ranch of all. Be be rich er be be poor, it caaia nothing to give thb great remedy a trial. D*. KtMri’a CtUWtiUA Got-DXM CoarociiD, for DyspepoU, 8iek Hen&ehe, Low Spirits. Lw of Appetite, Soar Stomach. Coming' RIFLES. SHOT GUNS. REVOLVERS rewsj-. Reaper and Mowers. Pays the highest Caah price for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to canauk Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at bis Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1879. 40 n,r Dr. Glonn, the candidate for Governor ( Henry J. Martin v*. Barton C. Hatamond ; Trover. Tried by jury end verdbt for plaintiff lor 1128.23. James IL Bartley va. George Swanson i' Replevin. Tried by Coart and eabmitlod. David H. Mtroro w. Daniel Mr i LOOK ms FOR SALE ANU TO RENT. Cut Glaaewarv, Lampe, Chsedeliera Being cotirinoed that the Ume of bcr de­ parture was near, abe calmly gave direetiona ooorerniog her funeral, hade her husband farewell, pronounced a mother’a bleasiag upon her children and she wm Court Notes. Below we gi»e the balance of causes dbponed of al the August term. The eourt adjourned oo Biturdar Siae <lit. John Pttit «- WUiiatt A. Aylswortb; ... . many pare by many of our dtixewi, died In the evening motion there will be a at hb home in HaaUngo township on 8atpaper on popular amuaamento, by lUvnrdsylatt Bo must have been seventy MeAllbter followed by question drawer. The public are cordially invited, espec­ On Saturday last tho Burr Osk. and ially . lo tbo evening orerion. Stale road nine played e game of boro ball At th. National Arohery Tonrs.—t oo tbe Fair grounds, which resulted in a held nt Chicago l**t •ock- Mr* W- T’ victory foe the Borr OaU Score: Barr jBre„. w,fc .r — «< u.. r.,—™ -r Oaks 24, State reed 13. * ' ths Croqwai fim of thb ri«T. wtm pn«» Tb. Editor of the Bambi* took hb ■ ( foUwa: First day — Lndbs-48 Arrows Jrpor-.ure on tbe 1:50 train yesterday for M , 30 Yard* StooodMore, rootrod fwrne, set Irving’a Work* Most hu», tbe "Pino Tree" state, where be will take compete ( — & petfuuxry. nh ropy Witchery of Archery. Most Full catalogue, ol publics I®' Ywtta, Bqi ail Cliiini of th. California Demoroate and able Bilks, owns a MJKXLacre rancho and , works it with Chinese labor. As the | Democrat* cl tbe Pacific coast hare vied ______ with tbe Kearoeyitea in ahoariag “The ci,;^ ------ > mum go" tha fatt b nautrally j makings seeeaxiou among Dr. Glow's • The Hastings National Bank w. WUliam Tinkler, Judgement oo default for Tbe Albany Joonul shows that New •120.39 York, under Republican rale, paid fill,John 8. Goodyear A Cu. ra. Patrick 446,990.25 of the caaal debt, from 1883 Wntore i Judgement on default for *122.- to 1870—ao aaunal average of fil,43a.873.78- while tho Dcmocr-te. from 1870 Resood score. to 1877, paid ovdy «S,0fifi,330- aa aver­ age nf U58,277.50. Carrie M. Hrromat. *a- Joseph M. nqjtou; <l*w d>rwe« Bia Adkins vs. Wai. 8. Adkion. de- WOOL CARDING CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS CURES LAME ANO WEAK BACK THE �A CURE OR NO PAY 5634 ••The junction at the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans," he wrote, “by meats of a eana! enttinx the center ofUbe New World, is a qweatioa of acknowledged importanoe. It will diminub by three tbousand miles the disUnec wbirh scparsles Europe from the wwtern coast of America and Ooeaniea ; it wHl render the eemmunieati-.-a with China, Japan. New Zealand nod New Holland Ladies unsSagy-rij-.-eeitsi 2U98-■UK ,r.-j=- :r u:‘ kt OLD AID RELIABLE. THE BEST 4832 so-for ar be ccetriv.d to escape from the prison in which he w» confined. He .-ame to Izrodos, durperouly peeaacd fie enah ; and in 1847 . made aUrtravtu at­ tempts to fijat bis favourite object. He prvpcaul to launch a joint-stock Nicaraagua Canal Company, with a capita! of four THE BBT OF ITS DM). him tu a aobritor ; the adieiior troogbi him in oommunicatiuo with a eapitaliac v> whom the promotor showed bu •aibtim snd bia estimates of costa, and. ttta of aurarujuiy. No German pohti- bmplan of tbe coarse cttLc proposed csiThere wna ' dan waa aoppuSoi U U Jew inclined Iu nal. drawn by ba» own band. add to their independence. By tbo sutre talk cf tie promote taking a trip to I | Centro! Amsrim ro anrv-.y the rc-gioOa to ' Franck outciu motion, which wm intently I Le trovened by a water-way , but 184S ' ca-rud by a majority of Dearly two to ewe arrived, and in dua course .jam; February f the States, if IMare Eirraareks tariff cal- • Michigan Central Railroad HAH BAPIBS BIYIIIQI. EAST AND WEST TO AND FROM ssiWKiTtfn Detroit HOUSEKEEPERS MUSTANG y loUbar prcraded tho air. “I wonder if that ia the odor of aan-ctity ?. mid one. ■1 think >l must be," wm ti .frisk reply, aagwwMing the imperial revenua, voted in effect alto taxes for the advantage of tbe i MEXICAN grano rapids ano various State cxebeqmtn tbrougiiosu the i Empire. In exact properties to tbe io­ dependence which the new tariff wifi bcalow on the Imperial Goverunetu will be j emancipetioa from Saxon or Bavarian re ' formers which It -will cooler on the Cabineta- cf Dresden and Munich. Genaaa Liberal* are naturally indignant at the Prince's change of froct. They accuW him of ingroiKude , for by their bdp hr cuubluhcd the German Empire. Became they refused him a financial independence [been trawmiued tu Londpa. Evary thing ■ ab-ait thia uupcndnmi achame is worthy . be ha» abruptly quitted them. He has turned with no other farewell than a aeries ! sf the daring genius which sevend two > by,the digging out cf the fines ct tannta. U> the politicians who hated tbe ooatinenta Canal .. Aa’ to its prauicabiUty froct. a Empire from ita ceigin and who fought to financial and nit an t^gjosering point cf' the death against tbe tucMures by which tbe Prince designed to consolidate it. Tbe 1 MINERAL SOAP. LINIMENT PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE FOB SPIBMATOESEGIA.- xg|& 'SEMINAL PASTILLE CHAS. F. BATES 4 CO., Proprietor,. brings arainal the Chancellor go®, how­ ever, bciood tbe mere personal grievance. In their eyes be la worse than ungrateful he ha. embarked oo an t-ntcrpri*e which muat injure the unity, he and they have T tbe happy ahir.lx.! Jer 11* per oral. always cherished. They see still, u he saw I thia We moat add the b-ntditfioc. finncrly, in the Clerical and Sepwrotist! ' which ftworu gencratjooe of merchants and ' ibiprtianert will Uriah oo biw, whatever USE THIS BRAND. cameo i eft michkm ejuuk&g E THE BEST put Mid* with aa touch ■(ri-vt contempt as , the fataoua llondurM Ship Railway of a varieties, threw of which bear fiuit that u few years back , and, even a« it i», the highly priced by tbe Indiana, who depend { broad distinction between tile Panama and largely upon them for auateeance Sues J rojoett eaneoe b- b»t right cf. In Ab.' mjs ooe gentleman to mother Central America there ia’ no Egyp< to sup­ ply fiircsd labor to any extent a’a-| caah to lb. amount of a* many miUims sterling m i to be accounted their gvod friend. That however, would be aienply fur tbe pnrpoaoaof lui own policy which their pre­ ponderance would enublo ibrm to further cr to thwart. A Government, be eontesacs and apparently much regrets, oocds the support of parties, since ita sets re­ quire Pariiameotary ratifieatauo, which can be gained cnly by the aid of tbe domi­ nant party fur tbe time bring. In thia fight be tsar himself hare apteared for a ---- > The ^,4:,^ IChanerilor. Priocc ------------ ,___ -jEevre, should be to 1 carry oa tbe Emperor’s Gorerwect. He has faith in a Constitutional administra­ tion as tbe only sort of ndminiatretioa which cu be durable. Therefore, after tbe establishment of tbe Empire, be coodacted affairs oo conatitntional principles. LINIMENTS BOOKSk. MILLION rirotrs PATENTS MVHWE 'WVSt. tl'at'Uew. 'lys'S?Mll-,Va German unity, I should without scruple hare counselled my sovereign to proclaim liimtelf absolute." The founder, of the German Empire la Drerwbclmod with a cooacinoancau of tbe difficulty of tbe Uwk be bu aceumMlshrtl and the obligation of securing hie work from overthrow. With all bis wisdom Prince Bismarck baa sot learut tbe first of all political leMotu— , ' Fort WoyM. AooAmo a S.p.Mw R. R. SHORT LINE. 75 wilk* •noarrwr to • INlltANAPuLlN. IA)riliVlLl.F SANFORD'S RADIOAL ' CURE. Canada Southern Railway A Wucn-faced man, with a band organ and rorc-eyed tnpnkey attachment,» at cod for fire minnlra co a at rest earner yes­ terday and warbled a few notes from Us "Dead March." A aympetbiring public contributed 77 ecu la to help pay bis bouw rent, while five able-bodied men worked for sixteen hours not a doses OPIUM An Drthwiaatio Friend of Binford’. Radical Curt. T.5S". Tbo negro exodus ia still going oo, and Kaoaaa ia being crowded with refuge® Gnat difficulty ia experienced ie earing for the strangers, and the Freedman's Relief Association of Kansu. has extend®! Tbo Timo plan'of carrying cketiuea ia iprsadiog. In Bankio rounty, Mia., the Democrats appointed a committee to order Major B. F. Sutton, tn old and respected atiaen, to withdraw from iheoanraa and LAME BACK RHEUMATISM Asmwai; raCOLLIHS’SS. Hoose far the jeer ending Jone 30, 1879, shows roocipts of 113,896,877 51, against S13.2M370.M la 1878. an insrtUM of 8641,404.84, while th# cxpeuMs were 4532,913 60, against 4553^90.20 in 1878, a doMw of 827 77241. NEW PIANOS 8125. FOR YOUR � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-08-27.pdf 32380b79783648ff3a3bc374062929ef PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 17 pram uni wsiins cabds HASTINGS, MICH.y WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1879. BEST WACOM ON WHEELS WHOLE NO. 1268. to make briirv. that nobody board the qbeervation, wbU. Umfa Keckwidga oontinuod to munch hia broul and batter in Pro­ found nnron^iouMraa of bating mid ra>y. thing at all ofcnri.r , ------- fatouds ,, — , m ----"Youwhispwnd muan't lake any notice of Uncle MUr rid. to do , U______ wa abould i Tom." B-i. -To. faX be fortunate enough to pet the bent of it." | what ha is. It', only ba fun. Ba*. aL “A meond chapter ol torture," groaned w.y. taking unc off® Mr. Morpeth. really bdieva it will I “He needn't ■ ■- -taka • - my trouaera, off rirnoet kill my wife. I ieK yon what, Mr..l though," naid Tom, nod then finding that Sharpe, at any rate, we will make one I[ he ' bad (quite uaiateatioually) made a more effort. Put In the .drcrtirenioat |I klud ofjoke.be tri,-I ),ard to look a* if he again—every day until the trial comm off, I bad uid it on purpoaw and mike lhe reward £500.” । "Thomas,” said Braia, pretending to be Mr. fftiarpc sbntggrd Ilia .boulders. ! dreadfully .hocked, "Tboum, l am per "Il won't make any difference, you may !Ifectly v'lamod of you ! It wonui aaree rret aiwurrd . but as the reward ia not I you rijht not to Ut you bare any i likely to be daittwd, it does not matter I ahrimpa." ' whether you offer three hundred or fire." "Forgive ma thi* ooea,"uid Tom , "111 I He touehed the bell and'took up the ' never do so as ' ' - ■ Amr* whWi lay upon the table A .mart the .dd buffer______________ fellow entered, in answer to fain summons.' tDMtter of the deep, Mr. Kackwtdfn," he and lie rootinueff, handing him lhe paper: , continued, putting a spoonful on the old "Here. Halliday, copy out thia adrer-| mao's plata. “/nd I abcujdn'i break my tMcmcnt again, hut waking the reward heart i| pna of 'em jottroMWayn and £50H inatead. of three,.and then take It ' choked you, you old image he addad, ia round to the advertising agent and ask him to invert it in all the dailies fur tbo next i 1 fortnight. We'll try the experiment, at any rate, Mr. Morpeth ; but I'm afraid 11 can't rccourag. you to hope mueli from tbo I THIS PAPER ^S®g K.w.peper AJv.rtlJrt* (IJ arstm NEW YORK. IMPROVED FOR 1879. Hwrwrt Ironed, Bert Ponied end Ligbtoet Runuiug Wwki in the World. Er»rj Box Kt io While Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Erery Wheel Boiled io Oil. Every Skein det with the Patent Skein Setter, and attqbskt at law a solicitor Every Wagon Warranted I ONLY TRUSS HOD AXLE ATTACHMENT. oeEwfaMiM1',v i ■ ■ i- «Caa>. forff- 5 Oct and over agafa tbu bfficfarp«wi at ths* city has Mareff that eke ‘faHgbatUri1 ofM emra Falk and FririrttbaJ-WriitBl'' fag whatever to do with tli- Aengm •that'1 nN Ama Uo • and econmfo polfev.'' BowMif thu may fa, sratai. • fact point dimfautly to ttrteMnM" lh*‘ they colder ■ hemrelre, .eerie rtxl by ' ■be tro.un.nl b.v. expmi-need at th. Ch.nerllor . hand*, M(J ltey klT, •'•(•orated tbcmrelra from b,m ,„d hi. pohey with no vary friendly frelfag, ur OBEATBST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAOONS. More JACKSON WAGONS i» “« i" Barry County than all others combined, yet die repairs do not average 2 cents each. (Jail and see them at omarnRcr in lh« office ol Mean. Sharpe j A Floyd. Hr wm jut two and twenty, I wrote a cpiul band. had a capital appetito-aud earned Is *hilliog. a week! whieh, j GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hastings, Mich,, May 0, 1879. !h"'aii.« Universal Croup Remedy. Bbrpani A ftaselitas. UraiMl n>H*>, Mkt., DENTIST Nasiville MicMiai WILLIAM WALTER. . Itf , Ire for ?" Mid ' I'oda Krekwidga, much aggrieved. . । “I didn't," Mid Tom, indignantly, "M never a.id anything of the nrwt." ' Tounir mao." replied Unde Kee«widgr. with dignity, "you Mid dUtinctJv ■inkle. • I aoriora It in panienUr. 1 am very partial to winklro, but ahrisp* ein'i no account ” "Came. Code," Mid Boule, “you know the last rime Tom brought winkla. yon aaid y iu J-Vefrrred sbriuipn." .’ ■- ain't had wiolIre.' rammad the old mao. quite ignoring bit niece a remark, "out .l«w that May when we found lhe rar We are Agent* for the Celebrated The following are a few of the parties owning the Bueksyo t? any of whom we confidently refer : Robert Mitchell, E. J. Crook, L. K. Power*. Fred Hecht, A. E. Bull, Frank Darby, Una Bare, Peter Cobb, Friend Soules, John Parsons, Fred. Collins, Watson Woodruff, Jerry Rogers, Jas. McGlyn. Thon McGrath. Milo.Fish, Chas. Youngs, A. Barnum, Joseph Stinchcomb, McKelvey Bros. James Boyd, E. Caleb Garwood, French, Daniel Warner, Geo. Whitney, Al. Parker, JamesJones, A. J. Sponable, Wm. Beadle, Jacob Edger, Jesse Simmons, Chas. Dolph, J Iiaac Cunningham. 'I’A-TTLOR, It has been greatly improved for 1879. The grain seeder can be In Empire BUck.uveij Mudge'* Stare. attached front or back of the DRILL as desired. The indicator is All Work dteXRANTEED. on the back aide of the Hopper. Feed Cups arc stationary, and it now has a gauge that causes each hoe to run one uniform depth so that every kernel of Wheat is planted the same depth. A result never before attained on any Drill. Don t fail to nee the now Drill before buying. ' 1- J- Carriase, Sim and Ornaaental MESSER BROS. PAI N TE R UMtinp, Mid,, JO, ». HU «<C Hasting*, Mich Sweet’s H°Tel» Imperial Soap For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES MICHIGAN EXCHANGE HOTEL TkeaaeviranvmilraUrliwUa-itoUlleDnBorT. The first hotel ia the Slate to reduoc ratea. The first hotel ft> the Stele with Paa- The Price of the Imperial Soap is |5.25 per box of 100 I lb. bars—75 ibs. in the box. To any one who will send us an order Ibr 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free'as a premium. Or the orders may be sent to tut for one or more boxes nt a.time, witiffemittance. and when we have thus received orders for 10 boxes we will tend the eleventh box free m proposed above. If you do not wish to send moneyi in advance you may deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your town with the understanding that he is to remit.it to us on receipt Latest at BaUtaiu-raisi i Bttooi of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address 4‘JSJSSSJH* kit umn i CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets, New York. llmfl CUSTOMERS to KNOW Theeee’ FACTS Th.ll u» 6"»«‘ <tock DrJ Count, |Xm ™, Sl»<* I" Now York Wbro the- •<!,>"« I !»’• »»■ COOK & ROGERS Hava jest opened thvlr !*«• ME»T MARKET v»Dced my prices. I mH Ladies’ Ready Made Suits for - Linen Suitings for Kid Gloves in all Shades - - White and Figured Uwm for -* - I 11.00 15 cents’ 18 cents 60 eta., 75 eta., and $1.00 - MRUOLS, FANS, EMBROIDERY FRESH • SALT MEAT Plain STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. and Brocade Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. pouirtf r^L I h.,. . oompl.lv Amorun.nl of O.nU' Pum.lung Qoo^ CLOTHINC AND CLOTHS. „ • .u. |lo*anpo«» eftivtee r Tom while Benaie braabad hi* hat and rroerally got him ready (far uiaaaM In Ml kin*, of Dry Oonel. 1 m»k. lb. LEWIS ©TERM. j 1 ■ On Saturday aftermrana the young peu | pie were io i be habit of taking a lung walk i together. followed by tea at Chancery l,anr I —a furtive ceremony whieh waa marred only by the prnrsee of t'orie Kediwidgr. ! an aged relative who raided with Sim | Moyse. 11 wu a family tradition that i If ode Krekwidge had be»n rather a faad. Bating dog io hit day ; fait he wu now very infirm. n-x to wry cbiUbh. He wu very deaf, and. m a rale, understood very . i little er nothing ot -wUi was going on I around him ; bit every now and then [ eau»ht one-hvlf of a .entente, and invar | iably that half which the real of the cent­ : pany WMld have prefrard that ho should । n<t Fear. He bad farther a trying habit ' of pimping irrelevantly into the ronretM' tii-u, following up Kmc train of thought Mr. Sharpe* private bouse at once to Harm the reward, Rrerybody aremed to bare . ragna kind of improve that it ■".»«» rfn—. »od that they h-1 better With th. dmd «.ref.l:y wmppuf Hpr,. -todfa the bream poeket.f bw esrefally bet“»edI eoat, Tom honied to Mr.8h.ry . and, hot and pantmg.brgaa to tell bi. Hoey, ho amnnr, h.ww, had Mr. Share, romprehended the main fact that th. deed »M fennd. and arnured himaclf of it. indentiiy, than be Hopped Tom abort in bi. narrative. “ThatTI do fur th. present," said be; quidly at Mr .yorpeth'a hoorn. ShJ*yo“r '°r- Mr. ”5-,, no, unde,” Mid Mr*. Moyae. Eattghlag, '•that wa«n.'C winkles; that wa. air,” Mid ton footman ; “belt he cels." ■ jn»: silting do^P to dinner.” ■I dunoo about lhat,"«fid.t’iMte Keek -I mot sre bin notwttb.taadi.ig," add »idg«, thoughtfully ; "but I know yon Mr. Sl.arrw. "KinJIvL<— _ ____ ■ . pick 'em out with ■ pin With a pin!" he repealed-at interval*, like an echo, Lintel and fainter each time. “With a pin !' and then again reiapacd into ai- mad* up far it by the export of angnr, spirit, and munfactarian • thia export will diduniah' brestiM the eabanc-d pr-.» of rawynaterial* and half manuiactcred larti clee will make competition more difficult in foreign markete. The diminiabod ex­ port will affect the railways, and the ahtp ping intermt will suffer breauso lhe evro and timber duties will drive the Aunlrian and Rtuwian trade away from the Baltic By th* way of changing tbo .abject, .■Hi begun to te» Mrs. Moyte how thr 'Mt t"r <if Itavia va Morpeth wu ex■rte-l to rwme off <ra Wcdnewlay week, id h..w lb* moat Imj.vtant tiilerieed wm yMerfawly niMtoE. .nd Mr. Morpeth id offered a reward of £500 to any one ho would reMore it. Undo Krekwidga brightened up rad THE MISSING DEED. The conversation which we have report­ ed brtn-'rn Mr. Morpeth sod hia aoltcitur took place on a Saturday. Turn Halliday copied out th* adveniMtnrnt. n* dirrrted, and duly lelt it with the agent. Hr thr time he bad dope this it Was three oVlock, and with a light heart ha bung up bis well worn office eoet, gave hi* hat an extra polish, sod then started off to a leertain I tree :o ' Urgent's Park, where ba found Brede Moyae already awaiting him. After some ludoscribabU proradlog on the p-.Fl id Tom, ttliicb cau*zd Beam* to cxelaim, ■*Well, I never, sir ! • many p.«|>le looking, too!” joined _ „. »r the patted nt intervals in all the leading new* ■ ..._ Ttie. paper* during nearly nil moniln prior to . bandin the Zoologt.! Garden lhe date of our Mary. Mr. Sbutx waa J holrevcr they del after S uunti.r of tbvir ncaiad in hi* special naqctum, ■<• which own. They tad dtaeoverrd that lhe mu«ie wa> rkjually effective (and a abilling cheap ­ none but the more important ciieute of the firm were admitted. On the oppnrile aide er) frovn the ontaidc of ihc garden, and a* of the table Mt a tniJdle aged grettleman, Tom juvlr rrmarked, they did not want I wboae look of eager anxiety and mwtoiu to la- bothered with animate,an they prom bavtc wm in atriking rontraM to lh« pla­ enaded up and down out/idc th' |«!iog» cid *elf-po*MMwion of bi* solicitor. Mr tn the iwpiriog *tr*in» ef the martial tnaMorpeth's impath-nro ecaredy gave him lime to remove hia hat or glove* kfuve he The uuiu topic of convemtiito, not uu broke out with tl>naaiiou*i|Uuwlon,‘,Well naturally, was Mr. Murpctb'n advertia Mr. .Sharpe, any now* of the miasiog went .and ll.c young people amwied themdeed ?" nod loccivrd the reply above quo­ aelwo by diseiwlng hypothetically what ted. uac they would make of thr reward, aun-But, good heavens; my dear dr, in p<»ing tbqy were lucky enough tu find the miming deed. Vnrioua plana were nuggnlfor Jicnriog I What ou earth ia to be rd. but it wna finally decided that Bmie dona F' ahonld Kl up a lobaccunirt'a and rtjUioocry “We can apply for so adjournment, if buainoa, in aid of Turn'* legal vetoing*. you like ; but, of ooarae it ia only potting off the evil day. You know my optniou the t.i'»eo>ni*l'» portion of the buasneas bimaell, m he had an idea that he could about th* matter. “That the deed is no longer ia exist­ i serve cigars and vesuviatu with conaideraence? I can't—I won't believe iu Al hie artirtie Snivh ; but thia wm overruled any rale, let u* make another trial. I by Bcaaio, who would not hear of his giv­ would willingly give a thousand if It could ing up his '-profcaaimt." That idea wa* only be recovered." therefore abandoned, Tom justly remarking “Quite bopcloas, my dear air. You have that. M he wara'l al all likely to find the already iueremed the reward from £10U deed,.it really vun't of very much con«eto £300. If tbo deed were still io exiat- qtaencc. After a iwmewhat lengthy stroll the enea tbo holder would-have been only too glad to rmtore it fur a fiftfi part ofnucb a young people made their way back to reward. You may make up your mind Chancery bane, Tom purchasing a pint of that it bu been dostroyod, either purpooely or arotdcntally ; I cannot nay which, Mid I don't liko to conjecture; but io nriy ease you may rcat maured that the reason it I* not prodaoed b, that it i* beyond pro­ duction ; in fact, that it no longer exin e." “It ia all very wall for you to talk in that philosophical mantxr; but bow ere wa to prove our earn without it f “It will bo up-hill work, I grant; but aa cur leader, Mr. Braaa, told you fa con­ sultation lut wook, the eaao ia by no means hopekas. The deed bring fart, and no copy in exotence, parol ovidsnoo will be adminalUe. The difficulty is (and it is no uan mitring the matter) the evidence iu qnentton will be exdwnvriy that of interented parti** ; and, counidcriog lb« vary largs amowot that ia at Make, that b a point the other aide will naturally make the moat of." -No doubt they will ■ ihu i. Ja.l what drive no frantic, ami you talk of it a. cahnly aa if you were dneuasing the tokpboM or ike laai new platwt. f kn«w. and yon know, that ay c»a« ia jeat and rijbt. To think that I and ay poor wife, the very eoul of lumar, abould hare to .tend up ot> the witMN box, and ba inawawtag falnsiy far tbo sake of a few thmmaad*. Good God! It mahaa my bfaad trail to think of it I ffinl nfaacm "Srl“ t -aiiiO.,,0. ■‘Xe, no, uncle," aaid Bcreie ; ■•that'* not the rea*rd we were talking about. Tom wu telling na aWt a paper that was hat. and the grnllcmeo offered a heap ot uwoey to get it back acula. Five baodred giddrn pound* f Only think of Pa. Mr fa 1 ton thro "I nevrraaid anythin; of tbs'kind I" vhoutrd Tom. "I anid it atnn a deed that w«# loot—« parehmoet docunwnt. raid all along it waa a dog you mrant." Mid the . Id man, only catching the lut word of thr aroteno:. "A terriar dog. aaawmto tho.nam. of Bob. WeU, you ain’t found him, hare you F' Mra. MnyM and her daughter ware no Tom blnahod and stammered. 1 thank you kindly, dr; Ul if you reaMmbwr, I've partaken of lea and ahrimpa already, air, And if you'll kindly exeuan me, I think thnre qpe might feel hurt; I mean Ytlh ihl* piece of piper, that I ahan'l beUeva it'a real until I have shown U to Ben ate, God blom her." �PROBATE ORDER. Blate Ommattea Baothism, Mien. Aeo. ST, 1879. MONEY HONEST ! PLATFORM. KIDNEYPAD ns feats* mmmi - While Opposition to all paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ thstBcsleuktedt tion. In Cawor of a currency of , indttldnil who hi ooin and paper of equal value, and equal purchasing poWer, the I light tb blaskaning mm lady* character, paper convertible with coin at the will of the holder. * Editorial: Corraadoadance. N Y. B»w>pU. ■' Wbti i. « p;*'1'' ** ■ As.-rsn-DKiw Where to get „ j .. • Anx.-At IfoMts Hotchkiss. where you will always find a full and i are fWrt and ’c «*-" it to tbs Demooratie party. 2. Upon th. foregoing doctrine of ra­ rclpr loving individuals IDce to rand. tionality depends the power of th. Repub lie to protect iu ciiiscu in all thrir right*, both at homo and abroad; and from iu denial by th. Democratic party have re•sited the Larbarosi outregm jerpetraied City, Aca. M 1079. Some of ths proceedings before tbe R-ferre have been very founy, and lbs raking up of matrimonial and other diffisnluen of tbs two contorting portae, have been quite ra­ cy, if DM eddying Th. sweet trumpeter (who te .ot considered very brilliaal other JE eiflARS AND CONFECTIONS! A fipcrialty. Sartasn: rith anxiety 1 to treat all lhejuiee of for their time. Is it not high lime for an end to this buiccas of trying to fight tbo political bat- Call and See us. ROBCRTS A HOTCHKISS. Sip* of tho Golden H;, THE NEW VICTOR SiWUCnY StMPUFCD! undcr*tar.d I Spragus-Coukling scandal was long I cxkauitcd. Can there ba any scut the Federal election* insecure by the re- defending Mr. Conkling, sod it is hsrdly likely now thxt wo shell lc.ru th. habit. Far that nuUcr, we do not sen that he needs sny particular defence For fifty oar arrival. Mr. B year* Li* private character has stood iu tbe fiercert light without ■ stain. To day no and one whieh waa apparently enjoyed by j I man brings a tangible accusation against all participants. That the exrarteorirts I him. His mart voluble amsilanu stop short of that Even Governor Spragn. Detroit. Improvements Boplembw. 1673. “Ogle eyeglass b« screw, on it wm highly comical. prrsaio'i of the will of the people through Everybody know, what an swkwaid the ballot box, and a* tctidiog t<> subject eaid elections to tbo domination oi the bulldosing ohmeots of the Southern Slates the bund usually required—in other wurda to become personally liable for any finan­ cial irregularities, criminal or accidental, compiuhmeut of thia rvaall by tbo lief ubI lima Senators and Raprascntativan ia Coc- __ jlms^nc/dmuaU a i Uaennd art w« Sen In Haste E?ety form, you know," says the applicant; bat unfurtunatelyriixpencace, in late years 00- rith with no greater warrant than that ? Mrs. Sprague ban some right to generous treat aa a rart of tbo National noown friendship which in now tortured At 11.10 w« left Detroit by the "Cana-1 da Southern'' for Buffalo Tbie rood through Canada, is decidedly the moat Most Elegant, Simple and Easy Running Machi- e in the Market- The Ever RdiaWe VICTOR. the echo ol the cry heard during :bcl)ian frocu the same quarter of temptation snotber man nor another dollar. ' for ------- VICTOR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,-------Wosfora DreccS Offley SC Brain Da. Ui. ' MIDDLETOWN CONN. coaid not be beaten to death tliwta. and it New Report! 5. That we approve tbe financial pul­ ley of tbo Republican parly, and refer with IU*, therefore. with toutedpndc to its rroalu. Iroulhcrii Democrat-1 ic rehrili-m for tbo perpetration of alavrry ' Knickerbocker Cammllr Insurance Compa­ and th. enforcement of State rights, forced | ny of thia eity has jrat added what it calls a "Fidelity laauranoe" department in which it iaauce pri'Cia on pero.u* bolding its highest point, and then amoi or soaking nraiuooi of pecuniary trust, ! 92,381,130,294.96, requiring and thus farnuning a corporate guarantee on interest payment of 9150,977,697 a aafo bminme like bama,in*tead of aueh an the first of August next, wli inequitable peroonal bond as I hav. alluded । publican refunding cp-^aiiona w < I to. The company of which Wm M. Richard* iaJ'rosJJrttl, ia a reliable one, uuceu io ni,i-Jtw, witn.su -ur.nal numbering among ha dimetan and etack • interest charge ef but 983,773,778.50. holder* such men as F. 8. Winetoa. U. B>. ahtfwing a reduction ia the principal ef 9583,886.591 1'6, and of annua! interest charge of <67.2i)3.919 37, and wo declare that thia deb^ahail be hooeaUy paid in Hopc. great gift* and beauty ate all the direct mult of her father'* devotion to the public duttea that were laid upon him. She ha* the right to look to ber country taco now for a kindly judgment, and for protection ftotn lhe recktem, iocrwaut nnetitiou of a deadly slander that nubody father, and no I tnining out paper currency whsrv the Re­ Wa publican rolicy ha* placul it. at par-wub body Micro*. Governor Sprague, too, has done the coin ; and to the further cud that the dol! lar earned by labor shall Lc worth u Stat* acme suvke, sod may well claim : tbe chanty of silence He in a man of much u the dollar corned by capita! cidedly pleasant. many 'groeroei imt.rises, and the tatefor- । 6. Cooccramg further financial legistune which has |ed him ioto mure than I lati n wc say, •‘let us hats peace,' uodrithat demanded our attention we stopped । one unbneky public appearance entitles tutted by Cvogrtasional tinkering, that over ooo train, staying at tbe “National" him al least to be let riooe. What was । our buaincu interests may rvtlvf, in teatI nieula ot more idle capital be <n ujuragvd. •plaodid can, unrivaled trains, and eourtn- Tibs. Msnhoo^: How Lott. Hew Roatorad. I4MJ Plainly Mr Conkling ho But to lhe hsplera woman in the case they ar. ruin l)o th. journal* that raki ilhode I aland daily for acsndal intend tensive tear ia Now England, and who. j that T l»o they imagine a lair-minded K jr thoterli: g the VTCTOR Us hw-g E**ei I l~TU.wl.kw< l' Tr • "isttt-a- Times cliangea anti ' I’h.titgc Rith them. NV. wax TEA ax cheap as now We have a full line of NEW TEA at price* that never wax do low. . SUGAR Is ax Cheap ox any place in Michigan. SOAPS .■■■ I. wa* 1 f> c. Lara 8 c. lar-. 4 fvr 2 > C. or 20 c. ban*. COFFEES Athinf 120 backs juxt received at price* .from 124 to 35 c. a* to gra !<• and quality from cheap RIO to the linext JAVA tin- f’.tuntv ax wje buy at Manufut iurt pri<. Wc can |SS mog upon anybody. The filling up of N . FISH We lt*v<; a full htte .cheap. ,■ STARCHES impcrtaUAi that again ha* a general eatery UM •Pummo piMrea . breo r*i*ed against lb. Polara Cwmmiouopcn who are nmpoosibte for tbe outrage. ’ IMPORTANT ’ ; All kiutlx to xuit you. . Aa eaterpri*ing morning paper chartered a yacht, and for days reporter, followed tbo body kaowa. .nd it is curdy not a thing to street etesuing scows, noting their viola- । terr ia l»M witk tbo kelp »f ! cngroee the attention of the continsnt for a 1 oral welfare ।Of all kinds. 'FKl’IT of all kinds in xcaAon. ■ Tbe iastatbwata aflktii 7. Tbo profit ari*ina<rom lb. coiaags 1 turns of all oriiuances. aud their ohrarva j iortright. I ?******-.-! *W1 * »rav. Ik*.ewes ••*••* We reproduced recently from Tbe ■ of gold and silrtr should inure to the bca-1 ItrraU a grove and weighty protert .fit of th. Government, sad not to the ad which leil like a thunderbolt vintage of tha private owners c-f th. Vol' guilty officials, who as woe. beat! Best, ax cheap as others sell tin inferior <pia..t porary sojourn in Ruflalo Dropping into the , agrirat the bredtem publication cl no 'proved family scandal* We could wish iaxrixn neon in Buffalo^ww good and constantly I on the laercaaX and that lb« effieets of | W o have 50,000 gallon* Ohio Ware. riaaly adjusted! lhre* toaslifully lllnstrelwl artldes. all w«U C. P. Rowel! &. Co's. Col. from the same quarter. We believe tboae •uiled to Ik* >«*,>. Tk. .sociadlne psr*r .« Catakll! *»4 ik« CMskill BegM"AsratL. appearing under lhe operation of existing I nxwbpspera mUuke the public taste whieh I Hitherto, Ik* eery spirit of tksl - Isad •< la-auilsin .0-1 coutiane striving to expand and prolong ' 9. W* demand a strut ccoo>-a>y in lhe •f fall ; ’ I.. lajreM eisre * sprlgktlr sceaaM thts pitiful bmincas. We are sure those । Hastings, July 22. 1879. pjm make a fatal mistake which suppose it ean , •SO. - «1OO. • SAOO. lion policy. Tu Hon. II. V. Pierce M. be profitably handled a* a politico! weapon reduction and njushxauon of lhe salaries naliv st half flood and fra* of pobLc offimre as shall place ' One great New York institution i* lb. C., and Proudest of tbe World renowned Wt warn these penpls that this un-Amet-, thsm on an cqntlity with !ik. pvsirioas in 1 aanul Fat Maris Ciatubake, whsn sta.ocli iron crime of slandering a woman ia order 1 —— — •—■—*- •-*------ t-a - '----- ' to destroy a politician, may bad to a reae- , private employnsent. 10. That we rvacw our expreasians of our well developed gastronomic (teats and tion they little expect cr isi*h. It is not going to defeat anybody for tbe Governor­ profound gratitude to the soldiers and railE_S£SKS*I an abiding faith that tbe Republicans will ship of New-York, but, if they kaep it up , ora of ths Union, and deconuee the teasoral uf employees of thia clam by the Demo । crats in Cvngrw and the sptointmrat iu ; knife and fork, a»i tong an 1 jsat go round. dsrednrf majority. »,..u ! in workmanship Is equal to sinister motive. to serve to consider if the their stead cf members if the Coufcder j J ■ Chronometer Watch, and ate army . Leaving Buffalo by the *-N. Y. Eric k “" i*.. elegentlj z finished as a . fl firet*claM Piano. It receive 11 That wc reaffirm tbe positiou of Ute' lean and hungry persona, who fall tu on teas to a helplem woman and in lhe inter the highe« awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expom'UhlL. 11EW’ ?.lE;'OU?.Tt!.-FASTEH ,hon “S' of throe hours through the rich, agrical- - e»t of decency and rublie morality, this । on the subject < f Tetnpennee and Prohi whole gutter should reasa to offend the """"'Ked- There are no, public nostrils ?** WILSON MACHINES sold In the United States than ,h* The WILSOrs orgaoisali-ies in promoting pcrw.au) lemphtbPolitical Notos. peraaec, and in order that the entire, rivud at Horosllaville, in time for and early . question of prohibition may bo settled in dent wefoh* nearly 500 pounds, but is •upper, at the Superb Eating Bourn there,' The Youngstown (Ohiotfrewiey .Vrir% rumpsratively light now. He wu once , hitherto a Democratic and Greenback TO CANNED GOODS CONSUMPTIVES ! CROCKERY StJONE WARS ■ or-FARMERS PRODUCE T4KE& IK EXCHANGE’ SMITH. HOGLE & PRESTON FR EE,A valuable Invention. the world RCnow.ro .SEND^agi^ kirk train we left at 7 for thia eity whieh paper, has come out for lhe Republican of a coaslituti-jnal amendment prohibiting tbe manufacXure and sale of all ialoxicaThe Ch.rtest.m (8. C.) Acre. telb Mr. ting liquor, aa a beverage, wilhia tbe Tilden again that the South has no regard Steto. Our New York Letter. Representative Morriaoo, Democrat, of IHiocie has really little hope of Ewing s Yesterday we apent cn Coney Island, j wuoeeoo in Ohio. He finds nzeuthuriaam the fasKftts watering plnooa there Oering st>d few evidences uf populas interest. ligbtfcl Portland, Maine. G. M. D. Bloody Mjissiraippi. BBKB. Nbw Yokk, Augwrt "2nd. TO79 mind ■wspapcr like lhe Okolona erotic party. for lhe Republican party in Ohio yroter- WIND MILLS I Bom”^ an*1 Improved. None but the Purest of I’ajnta nn<l Oils Sold. HOUSE FURNISHING MATERIAL We off er S[«dal inducetatuis. Ex-Got. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, । thinks ths national* will go beck to their I eld party affiliations this fall Blaine h ' Anti othar Agricultural Impirtnent*. BACKI’^i for tbe presidency. In tbe World. Literary Notes. JAMES M. HEWES tbe Atlantic, mid it, pocketing the difer race. He has been interviewed and frank- ss?*»: trying to j rchool syewm b abe impugned by dmiroytd property. Fear hvre were lent, ■ Call and Uke a aaat ciu one of tbe crowd roah in. HUNT’S Dated D.vis Jmuh -New York &ra- fx»m«Uing new in the Lino of AND GU TO ing, red shirted shot gun, raffisns O, I whether there shall be any polls at all democracy -, wUi a brautifol doctrine ahull deride elections without lhe use of poll.. ; V . IPAIIVrTs AIVD OILS Radix. Everybody knows uncle Sam • in moot similar eateepriaea. Mr. Field, it is believed, nnluadod a quantity of th*; the limber-jswud Springer, b Uli (am; CTBlit keels and who, as a "arppor ' is the envy What Mr. Tilden has doM to of- I of tbe force foe bia skill with tbe elub, b again in trouMa. For tbe aecood time in , Mr. Headricks stayed so long on 1 Block Island that he got completely cut j when dear. ' POWERS & BARLOW SARSAPARILLA amusement* of beating ol 11,000,00b in a few days in cua.sotioo I and children, by assaulting with the Elevated Bailrued, by tbe prae lice of that judicious busmen* prmctpla Of No matter'what Dixon had WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. For Sale by aUFirst-Cla™ Bcalm. I t.iyrr, two istnaie ana one mate, were lor •"•Isay la a brief bat happy time under the belief Farit that they had drawn tbe capital prise in I the las: drawing of tbe Lottiniaaa lottery Their .industry in building caatles in lhe lerenting, no doubt . bat we would be anil the Beptembcr drawing inatend of August. Singularly enough, the really lucky people staunehaat for the Deutocracyjn that State. question, able Our great railroad and telegraph atag- were also printer., employed on a i’hiladri phia pajcr it woubl bo bat poetic jus­ ' since it Wan discovered that twenty of the tine far the winnare (if unwanted) to mats A Source of much Bodily Evil. an old friend, Mr. Samuel J. Tilden, and with and couapte lhe two lady losers Tbs Cant third or the I,wing aide, would, no | Mr Field nays he is disgusted with Mr bt, be chivalrously enraptured aS such ITi'uUn *~1 Mil »U— L...__ . . Our famous police captain, Williams, formerly a Nov* Bootis shinright, where Stain *.l ' lasullnwat. Tk* "UMsi*'m h end satertaiaiag rarare. IsduJi. stea of -Pieri..; ' TV* s*w ' Democratic candidate in 1880. WILSON SEWING MACHINE ALL DRUGGISTS ^EPAIBED eHTQUt> QI �We jruat them, who Ure Io account! apalaac them at thb for edryrtimnj.job wort K ( There will U , game of taw U1, 00 tlie Fair grouads io thb Ay on Friday aftereoett next, between the firw nine of thb Ay and tbo Greed Rapid. 0i0e. rtafin . returned from •y night bat with the and u.i ntux. .. Middleville on Saturday craning a weak ago. The murderer wm interviewed while in the lock op at Cbfcugu, by a rejiortvr of the htrr Ocrao. and tbe following whieh we lake from lb* abov. named paper is whrt he mid :-“Tb.nka. I am fading pretty wdl. Yea, 1 am wanted for r’n “d a!1 should wiioro, it. Admittance 25 eta., afraid that be might thaka I ho kUm out of hia ahop wiuduwi, but aa good lack would have U, they wero puttied iu too tight fur that. Tho H aaiing, corropoodect tn tho JasaaouiOiufl, ot tbe 2Blb tart, baa ibia PLICITY SafPUfHJ! w Masikas Every Ttae. TVStfS vnry ttyiiris—Seoich Pbtds. Ca«im«a,;t .nd Draperies, will be pnerally wore by I n. of F-lsicii i W. could not help admiring th* rich J REAL ESTATE. FOE SAXE AST TO REST. eurtume and wonderful improvement, of < th* dreetta warn by the ladies on the f Ureeta, over those io vogue during the ’ part two year.. ■ The Prinne*. arroa, maJe with clinging •kirt., drawn ao light »eio*» tbe hip*, aa to uxbibit any deformity e< paeaow th. waiter might hay, and greatly impeding walking, ha, finey eulminatrd. and gune out of faahion. Thia meet abominable faahioo, hu giv­ en* way to the Panfor Hoop Skirp, a dire tided ioiprnreweul over the Hoop Bkirta worn a few yean ago, and make a- decided Improvement, upon a ladle* .ppearance »n Rot«. Ground. CLOTHING fctf Y«fc, Mi m Qittm ippen'a Laiw Office. W Hide k Haetl^-, are ground in with it. In New England there are aerrra) mill* cyuatantly empioyed in grinding a white atone found iu that country into powder fur purre*.-* ,-f *dul teration. In oce town in Masrecbuacto, thouaanda uf coo* of it have be-n gold. Tbeae akin* are now almart uuivemlly worn by the ladiea of Cbicagn^l iMuh.and in all ths citka of lhe aew board, and will doubtlaaa be worn in every .town, hamlet grade* of it ar* rum-lied to meet the re­ quirement* of trade,—fiocr grade, UBgar and vilhye throughout lb* country. grade and and* grade. Track load* of il are despatched every day tn distent drier., ’ rapperted by a Paoicr Bustle that extendi tbe general dealer drivet ft into hh ware- ! nearly to lhe ankle, giving a moat grace­ house by th. cartload, and lb» retail gtorer curae* Uldly for the bagful thrt aaffin* ful apparance to the wearer. for the •dullcr.tfon of hU humble rtoek Linen coHan, and laco conMHute tbe Surely Liberty hu mriergirra a more neck wear, which Lx»k very neat and pre<- artounding jwotif of Ito capacity for droel u[«-ment thru the .pectadc of tbew busy thriving bill*, merrily grinding the stone Long Kid Glove., with 3 and t button*, ar* worn wilb<abuTt *!<erro, and bright colerrd •locking, to match lhe color o! the drew, with lew abc*, now cvurtiiiiie a full ffpen's Law Office. AU notes and accounts due nic I desire padd this month, or as soon ax. promised, icithout fail, I must make my collections before wheat declines. U ” °‘ n- SFJlULblXG. L. J. WHEELER. LOOK HIRE Ikio i buy a Sewing Machine until you We cal) attention to the ad. ia thia paper of lU “Pihc Annual Fair of tbe Wertern Mich. Agricultural and lodurtri THREE PAPERS FOR $4 00. al Society," to be held at Grand Rapid. ' •Wc will send lhe Detroit tbo entire week evmamucing Monday Weekly Post and Tribune for S*K- -2d We doubt not that many will one year, the Michigan Fanner attend from thb city and viriuity. for one year, and the Republi­ The Sawing Society connected with I'nawtlSoO. Apply at ' ” A Wonderful Dbcover). can Bakner until Jan lat, 1881, Emmanuel^hurtb will b* entertained on For the »pe«ly care .if Cuuramptku and Knappen's LIw Office, to any person not now a sub­ Tburaday afternoon of thb week by Mm ell diM**ca that U*d to it, such a* at al­ scriber to the Banner, for $4.00, W. S. Goodyear and Mb* Delia Cotand, at Ho! for Jackson. bum cuuglrt, u<-„-!«ctrtl rolfe, Bromrbite., by tbe Buetou Board uf Herith has ns Hay Fever. Artl.tsa, pain in tbo*de atid GAITERS, SUPPERS, AC., to any person sending us the the Society parlor., in the Bower block, There is to be an excursion to Jaekaoci purled that uvvr a tnilliuo and. ,a half ,.f chert, dry hackiof jtough, tiei|ing iu die money for the three paper prior'' over the .hoe atore Gcutlemco ara Invi­ one week from to-day. Sept. 3d. from thb gallon* pf water arc annually aidd in that throat, Hunwaew, Sure Threat, and all to' September 15th, 1879. The I ted to tea al aix o’elmai. Brikrthmeata eity, given by the M. E. Chureb for city aa milk, hall a million dollar* io iuoo- chruolc or Imgreiug di»aaro uf (be threat Knappen' s La w Office. Hanner nnd the Farmer for acrvnd from aix uulil half part Mven Uteir'Sabbath School. Now we soy t.> and lung*, Dr Kuig'a New Diraivery baa everybody, got II will ci*t but the triv­ n» roual *»d haa ret .bibbed for iterIf a $3.00. The Bannf.ii and the MOHEY TO LOAN. World widu reputation: Mane leading ial sum of on* dollar for tbe round trip. Post and Tribune for $2.70.1 Tbe party will rail the- Slatro Prison, Now. ia your time to get good have a picnic dinner oa tbe JaekThe general outlook ft cm a bniinn* papers cheap. — --------w. .---- --------— — ... m>v , »«® Fair Ground* And have a'splenMandpeiut, u tuort encouragioa and con­ Entered at the Post Office, fidence in ct>mm*rrbl circle* b Icing rap­ Hastings. Mich., as Sceondidly rertUrcd N.. class Matter. for traurportatino it k carried to that point j ‘IDe “V tvr !'““ore> »“d make younalf for fifty recto per hundred —[Oteegv cor- ,nd other, happy for a very small amount School commence* next Monday. reapoudenre in Allegan Juroal. i of money . Waiiiixotom, D. C-,) Oar atrreta were crowded again The Uuivcralty bending, al Ann Arbor Aug. 21, 1879. } One door west of the HiatProbate Court. Saturdiy. came near being dealroye<l by fire on Fri­ Prof. Greerer of Howard University Scientific Miicetlany. Uuaiue* of tbo Barry County Probate day lart. Th* foe, it secimi, must have ingn Nalioual Bunk where you gu« north loriay by invitation to attend origioatad from a I insera fire pot, whieh | Court foe the week ending Aucurt 2Cih, the •octal arienc* Congrewi. Th* nniverbuiy tbcM day*. • can always find the Clement Smith, Judge. Mellcui have b«co a drug it the market meat have tipped over, and lhe roab Ang. 20.—Ertatc of Samuel Young, aity in which tb. Profewor b an honored thereof beating the tin rooting, ao a. to for a few'dSy* part. dweued. Report ofi *•)« of real «*Ute teacher receive* hardly the aupport it eauve th* boards underneath to toko fire. ahuuld from benevolent people in tbe Thu Drtroil Cbm club got aeouped at Tli* otimsUd damage, u from IS.OiAfto Lawton by tb* Lawton nine. Ang 23.— Edale of Peter Cook dvecar. North, but it b >urely, though (lowly, •5,000. ••' .Receipts from legatee. filed, and gaining rtrength, aad give* premia* of Hord Tiakler'a atoro b bring finuhed L W. FAUSEY, prominence among the educational inatiloIn last week* tune of the BASKM, we dcrSbcharging executor entered. and bxdts very nice inaide. »ci»p*. *a to form a very iolcrerting experlaid, in regard to.Uon. T. A. Hubbanl of Estate uf John A Zimmerman, decent- tiona uf tbe country. There abould be imral, and *1 th* Mm«lia>* net at rut *1! end I doubt not will be a •ucceaaful effort doubt* a* to their faithful polraitn'rc Rouw, Kansu, that Un had received, the Aug.. 23.—In the matter of William made in due tta»r to give the colored men Twelve'plan* mirror, were arranged v.r nomination for Register of Dreds. for the same oppottttnitie. for improvetnritt at tieally in a circl* with tbrir refecting aur Sutnoer County, Kansu; bet we wrre Hliodoa, Conidia Moon, and *EUmi llatbborn, pauper, iawne. 1‘etiiioua filed iu thb aeho<)1 thrt other, have ia other inatimisiakan ; h* b a candidate for that Office, luiiuua. Somcthhg !• being done, meet subject to the action of the Co. Con ven- « cadi cauae praying that an order b» eoterfarta north of tbo iron bridge. jiun when raid convention h bald. Butt *d admitting them to th* aaylum for tbo ! In the purchase of silrcr yertrrdiy by A stood soaking rain would tie very ac­ no matter, wc trust ha fely, rtxeire the ONLY $ .50 PER YEAR. Govern meet it appeared that the priera ceptable to everybody jut now. nomination, and if be docs, we doubt not demanded.were higher at Hu Yraaeisco The Editor of the Bxtrxu win return from the East about the middle of next We would remind thoae wha deaire to attend a first elan select achool, that Mr. of tliu ba great demand frem China, to be H. J. Dudley will open at Freeport on •applied 'In.m California. Secretary Sher­ man arid before leaving here th* at Lar Monday the let day of September next, a school that will be conducted upon tbe account and petition Lr aMigument uf :*»- d.y that he believed thb eondtafon of idueJ rotate and for dbcharge filo!. thing* would be |Krm*ncut. It ddc* cot principle o! advancement for the acholan, require th, ey e of a propbrt in »ee that West Meriden, Cann., rather than a few dollan in tbe pocket of Septi 22d next awienrd for bearing tb'M b only an incident in the great change Eatato of Maude Reno, ei al, minor*. Inventory filed. 1’rtition for litccre to Star of lhe Empire take* it* Way. Mr. Tthien, if hi* friends art to be be­ sell real estate filed. Sept. 29, neat aa lieved, wishes to be lhe Dctnoeraiic and •igned for bearing “Reform" candidate for Governor of New York, if he wiabe* to be bn will be, bn: Plain aad Ornamental Silver Ptaled and County Correspondence. Cut Glamware, Lamp,. Cbaudelbn Rl-tlahp, Auo. 21,1879. A gala day wax had on lb* above date and BrooM., Tabb and Packet log peairio chicken*. by the Sunday School, iu South llutland Cutlery. Shear*. Sriaaor* W. H. Hayford Eaq., ia pteparisg to and North Hope towMliipa^ on lhe ground politically, that we ever ocuf the Bartholomew Jlilli.in Hope put a furtmey into hia cdlar, *o *■ 10 beat , country law. The Bulldoxei* with abotguna arc Them Were five School* in altctir,anect pblrie eoudujoua Ibrrv U ' danger of lhe h* Uiirirabd Wilrex' 4 Whit* Or I guioR f“r <■*>*> other, while ab*v* them, Thry formed in pwvc'aaivu numbering brat ability we have. I doubt not that the epuntaneotu ignittuu rt' fabric, waahed Some of tbo nicest peacbe* we ever aw right man will be sent. atanda a. negro awiugim hia hat. and be­ gana, th* Well-known Part re G*n>, with beuiuo Ion lug a low boiling point in all by actual cuunl 183 and marebud l«> were bought to thia market oo Monday Th*y bar* now killed the man Dixon, side him old Father Time with bi« aeythe and Nordtba and Spccialtire the gro<* led- by manul ouic. wbero in Yaiuo eouutv Mian. Dixoo waaoceol lart by W. F. Hick*. A prumineni Democrat of Cfovvlaad and hour glass, illortraliog that time, will, H. Smith A Sou have a very attractive before its nuda ■ run out, bring justice to ream were prepared when all joined iu the original htdl-doSm In that aectiun Mb that lhe aumimrtion of V*lUudigham of many Dmcriptioo*. and hi* neighbor, prrrentrd him with a and tbe iofamjr that attatebed to it kat sign over the door of tbnr meal market, tjlcw wbo violsto every principle of honor, * —TTw"„*re* < ■ J!1"?!"*1* witch and other token* of gratitude for nel then lad in pnyev, after which Bev. ;3iS:tx'353WEHij?i£ which shows to a good advantage. bi. succoM ig extioguiahicg Republici« that State to the Dem Mrary for tes year., right and justice. Uro. Goodrich read tbe lot Pralm. An­ voter.. Thi. year h* .1 tempted to load and the IxxnilMtitm of Ewing ha. defeated Several of our Aootbto leave the city THE MERIDEN PVRCRASlkG CO Mr. Iman Spouablo of Hartings town­ other »«og “Tbe Sweet By and By" waa ail hupM of thrt party'* ueundroey in ' for a week's sport, shooting dock* and ship, left at the Ban.mdi office co,' Mon­ 34 if Wert Meriden. Coen. aoog. then Bro. Goodrich made a apeeeh other email game, on Monday next. day last, a very antique appearing knifa. which wre beatcti out of cupper. The ing wu entered upon consisting of read­ Tim cxpvuicbc* of Ya*x> Waa reputed ycateslay al Selkirk'* Laka, in Wayland, blade b aev.n inches io length, sabre shap­ ing and adopting a constitution and by­ in Rankin ixiunty, MisaMppi. Major B LIME, Allegan Co., and will lart ouc waek. F. Sutton waa nompellvl to withdraw from ed, run* to a sharp point, but b about laws, organising a Union Sunday Sc hocJ HAIR, STUCCO, Mr. Z. B. Wdlbon b ao that be b two inchtw wide al th* bilt cod. It b Amoeiation, for tbe purproe of promoting CEMENT, out in tbe .utete a little, but lock out pure copper, but there ha* been, ot at tb* Sunday School interest* io the two BRICK. Zepb. do not everdo tbe getting out buri- least has an appearance of having had a township* above named. a while metal, whieh look* like silver, a The Prosiden: Bro 8. T. Wright, then TILE,' Edinburgh Leiter. fragment yet remaining, ruu on the brek Introduced Her. C. IL Ctoaby, who n.ado LAN i> BLASTER The Harting, firat nine playtd tbe ot tbe blade perhafw to stiffen it Mr. 8. a ten minute* speech on th* "Datire uf 8 PUMPS. Grand Rapid, dub Th uroday lart and beat plowed the knife up l<ooe of bb Arid*. 8. Supcrinteodcui" followed by Rev. Bro. PLOWS, theta. Tbo aoore rtood : Hartings 13; Ou Saturday next, there will bo an cx« Goodrich oo “Dulire of 8. 8. Teachers '­ DRAGS Grand Rapid* 9 Dinner hour having arrived, the audi­ less respectable potlion of the British euraion to Roma Ind. on the G. R. A 1. There wljl be btuinra* uf importance to R R. Th* cxcuraio^ starts from Fbber'a ence entered upon thb pari of the pro- pen* it making to sweep back the oe«n LEFT HAJfD PLO WS. UauMet at the Encampment meeting I. O. Station, and will take co excurmcnbte *1 gramma with a Scat prompted by a keen of American produce, which it driving O. F. to-morrow evening, and a lull atten­ Bros, Molln*, Wayland, Bradley, Shelby. appetite, and stimulated by example* cf home production* out of the market I era* along lifo'a journey. May tbrir livre dance b daired. Pays the highest Cash price Martin, Monteith, llainwell, Travis and culinary skill not rosily «trp*are>l. In lend an article from an Edinburgh paper. be long, uaeful and happy. . "the Briliah Conmibr Auiheritie* in for all kinds, of Fanners Pro­ Th* pvire of wbrot doe* not deviate Cooper. Tb* train will arrive al Rom* at fact, judging by the quantity u weft aa duce. much from 900.., .Ulmr w*y, and a large IlMa. m. and leave* at 6.30 p. m. quality, the people tuurt haH 'cvmo to lhe United State* bate just brought un­ May and bar* a good time wbik they der notice a serie* of facia that prove dolhr for adult*, and 76 Farmer* will do well to eonamount of it b being marketed in lh» One POWER CORN SHELLER. eoueltuuvely that the Milleoinm u a long c« for cbildrro nay* tb* trip. The ateyvd. bull Mr. Cresay before purcbaaM.warr hale A Bartley bare sddad to After dinner extrriau ccorirtcd of ten Otsego Curare Band will aenompaoy th* iug any of the above article*, Mr». Young, turtber of A. A. Young excursion, and discourse good mule. It minute speeches intewpersed by slog been thought deatrable to take oficul tboir other faciluiu in their fiuurfog mill, at his Elevator, corner of Broad­ thrt of a firrt chua power <s>nt-abyii*r, So b very rick, though belter than abc waa will pay to make tbe trip. Rome city b a ing by the different sc booh. Bru oogubanoe uf the atetomenla in question reaata uadakawJ rn it.. wuoSe* *i HwmIim, I way and Railroad Street*. Lurdaya ago, when it wa* feared abc beautiful pl*e*, nice l*k«, nice boats, both and Shier Buan«ll aaag aeveral pit co* full would .how that they contain at leaat a Barrj «K>nly, Mlrt., Aug. Ifilk. IH7V tlaatinip. April, 2. 1879 Marlin Hi.och.nl, John Jerome. NHi j could art poafibly live. atotmera and row beats, awing* Ae. Tak* oUaenliiavni to th* dcligbl of everybody. baab uf truth. Aodfjrt one would (Un ctla. NorebottMr, Joanna Wade Tbe Aaaoebtlon elected 8. T. Wright take refuge in unbelief, rather than be Dry, very dry, cool, quite cool. Hoter'n J. G. RUNYAN & SON ORGANS. COMPANY,-------MIDDLETOWN CONN, port! c. with them, - Nevtr till line of NEW MTS HO SBIIB, CALF SHOES, SINGEE HUFACTIJBINS.CO. GENUINE SINGER. stilaciory prices. TAKh'IIi: BASNER OUS RE K EXCHANGE.-w* PRJE8TON. 12 tn2 INVENTION. RENOWNED MACHINE meter Watch, and Piano, it received Centennial Expo* STER than other There are more lited States than 8. The WILSON kinds of repairing, th each machine. ACHINE CO. h Orleans, La.; n Francisco, CaL r Dealer*. RLOW proved. ► OXJC.S Oils Sold. MATERIAL Tie Itriiii Pirtiasm Cajaoj WhAat, Wool, Corn, Potatoes Lard, Butter, Pork, Hams, Ik ctanM Mria < IM Plaster, Hair, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. TEACHERS JJH. Reaper and Mowers. 49 btacw. All kind* of weather, and people who cannot grt the kind to auil them, muet be mighty bard tn pleaee. for doing whrt it k hb duty to do, but w* Many are rick with chill* and fever, do feel like awarding prabe to cur v»ry diarrhea and other dbnaaea. Be careful efficient Sheriff and thorn of hb deputise wbo took part iu following so detertdtmd|y aod arrerting th* mordercr of Marahal Gibbs of Middhvilh. Mr- Boughtelin showed the metal h* b mad* of io kb Mr- J. CUrkscu h- bb no* ®< (alntoat a wreki) labor, without reel or busiceu, over Wiffieoo'e «<*■, “P _™l, taotaf U> nicely, nod be say. hi baa th* best USht pune in a masterly manner. Bad we imaginable heneu m prepared to do better •pace, w* should bu plrearei to give hb en­ wort than arer. tire trip from tbe time b* left here on Sunday a wrek ago, UH be rclurned with Supcrinteodent and L. T. Pattbon Secblush for our common humanity and drFor rotse The during piece of music wee a quar ■p*ir of modem dviliaauon. <to. th* name. your corves pendent failed time pret, it appear* tbo attention of , gel, lad by Mira Addie Stone a tern of •unitary anthoritie* publu health boanfe, and other bodic* who look after the temporal wellbeing of tbe populatbn ef Tbe whole thing waa truly enjoy*We, tbe State*, ha. been speeblly drawn to tlwnault of avwybody trying to anjoy Ihemaelvea and help everybody eb* U. B. C. m TIh> Fall trade h». already commcoad iu Chirag° •«* Pro“>*B* Gt*® H ' bwn during any eortwpoodiu; aewon ria**187E The atatcbaula ia nrotly all line* of goods, bam been buying ia uenaually j. large rtoek., thb b orpecUlly ro In Dry Good* aad Millinery. ThoThoro* of <hb city pby*d <be Threw wa. quire a goodly aumbre premmt. The jabber* in three .pedal Him*, took 1 Middlcitlle nine on the Fair Ground of and haride* the attendant* from thb city, thb city yaai*«4ay. Slim mmv r*aa!ti»» « there ware rrirtivro and friends «'l Mifolios Harting* M MiddkviiW »• 1 Vr'oh". Mr“ fra“ I (JnH pFairie *ad adaawbree. Many valna- Von Mollke a. a Soldier. . Thia remarkable German ebbfiaiu b th* greatret bring aoldicr. Ur han a Soowi-'. ■ lution of iron, nvrrr* of ale*!, and a will ; iikn tbe grip cUdreth gilewt, retieoat, uaaaaunwng, active >iri ublquitnu*. he control* hb form* almost u directly *» be tnoroa tbe muscle, of l.w own body. Hm army, to a man, nlmost wui.hip him. Rheutustiani b bb only phyale.1 trouble, sod be refer* to it a. an 'teuuoyaoee." By using 3amlaliii« thb difficulty wu over come. Many buaiMu mco resemble him in bb mental aad physical-qualitMa, aad in hb infirmity. Pain* ia lb. limb., Uei. head and aide, stiff joiata, Bervoiunau and •** AT QRAID RAPIDS, MICH. ... &..1 WOOL CARDING �USE THIS BRAND. London, Ang 2nd, 187S An InterMlioeal Literary Congvm T»^mly beU it* first silting* In London, and with Victor Hugo m Its Prarideat and Alfred Tennyson at th. bred of lha Eagluh Committee appointed to receive the d'atinguiabui foreign'visitor*, it may be trirly Mid that the poetry of th* two cuunlrii* was well rsprescuseuted. As io «H gallicriags of this kind, frstivity played it* part I th* member* of the Coogrem ■ ere reeeitod at a Msn»a>a House ban­ quet, and atterwird* th* very Sbskaapcar un M ay or of Strutford -o poo-Avon welcom­ ed them aa hb gtretea. Um of th* London club, opened it* portals to si! tho member* Ladies Do you waul a WHS heart's eonWTwilh Sal- w.e=. BEST IN THE WORLD. - An* v«lw sad k—litter tks* ear sSA L E R A T US , objects ef cordial hospitality at too* pub­ lic and many private eotertaiamuU It is not st al! aorpriribg, that lb* oS. cial Isoguag* of th* Coagreaa waa Freerh, fur M other toogM baa acquired such peculiar preeminence. English ia more widely spread, and Spanish ia of greater OU AID RELIABLE. commercial use ia South America and th* adjacent seas, while Italian has is * Standard Fatally Hilly toe ■till an international superiority as lbs dma—Mof Uxbiw. Bknxh^ interpreter of th* higbeM kind of music and Bowel*.—It ia Purely | Tbe Courts, lb* sristocracic*, tb* alatrnV^tabk.-H oererjCTl men, and lbs|sullivalad classes in Europe, however, find French lbs moat oonvsuisnt common link. It is now what Latin was in the middle age*, and erso down to ths beginning of the eighteenth century. Bsasiaas and Turks, Germans aad Spec lards, Italian* aad Saredee, Englishmen and Dutchmen, al! use French tn diploIl is ths in* tutnoren in 100 hoars, al L*wi*ton, Me., malic or social iatsrooSTM. b* gave up st the thirty-sevvnth and evitable second language of all wbo Lav* A foolish Chanrinism baa recsntly twarly died.—[Krck.uiyr. A party tried two. indue*! Prinoe Bismarck to force German to feat iu own record on finance, and— *4r>ra “ >* wUalafcmt; . trz* *t < fcnsrel October 14—[SpJ^gfirid Jfrp.A- J into diplomatic use, and when bo grew angry al Versailles be insisted upon talk­ ing it to M. Thisre. Tot, though he may A couple tn Brooklyn, N. T., having thus impose soma additional trouble on ceh-brated their golden weddiotr, are now Furogn Ofiice clerks in various capital*, suing for divordi. he will du nothing to induce other nations C. A. SNOW &. CO. Th* San Franciaeo H’reUy Jfrpawter. to diapJase Free*!, from ila taternerional Though not lb. rebicle of lhe aaya that “the only difference between a position. eat asd * comma is that one baa th* claw* best literature of th* World—in thia reaped PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE second both to English and German — lt *< Md-of lb* paws, while th* other FOB tS£LRMA7eEhH(£A. Mi th* p*mm at vbe cud ef th* etaM.” French is th* native language of th* beet modern drama aad of the most highly euL “SEMINAL?PASTILLE' A woman raised to tho thin! power of tivatto literary style. widowbcod fas* tbe_ [ bolographs of Mr It ia curious to sou- that at this Inis* thrie departed 1 >tds In a group, with a national Congrere, mainly conoerued with nghette of herself in the eeuter, sod under- -copyright," the French delegates, who t>Mh ia tb* itweriplfon. “Tbe l.ord will were anxious to make arrangements 10 secure their rights here, tunnd no author tied representative of the publishers of th* ■ MW Island by t!.- • United Slates with whom to carry 00 aeIH Wnor m.rre thar: :■ y •. gxiaticns The fact ia that they on>l not Ily'wilh ttnpacaadi'Et t • ilu-. much fear bring wrougad by reprinting, V-S END POK CIRCULAR. traaslstioo. or adaption oa our side of the water Though citiseM ot our Great 1.1, w. sums, B.C., ‘n^iSTA; Republic travel tnueh and fiock tu Paris aa a paradise, their , ignorance of the French languor is .The value of the i-od supplies imported as great as waa lhe English duritg; tbe I into France during llie firn, half of 1779 Continent*! War, when Georg* III spshow* an mem of lO.HIO.OW lb*, as plsndeJ om of bis oonrtiere for refining' cviutpared with th* **m| period of I87R. ih/jiio French, asd when that Isiguage1 Sneexing C«t*rrt>, Chronfo C«Si* considered a kind of dialfct natural fhid tbe sheriff/ when b* skillfully enough io th* manly Briton’s sister* but tan*, UlomUro Citvrh, adjusted th* rope : “Thu ia s dissgrrniperminently cured by shia duty, my dear Allow, bm th* Um self. Few french books ar* reprinted in mudt be drawn somewhere —New York ' the United Slate*, and as to tranrisluxn ami adaptations, why should American The recent But* oiomis shown that th* ' publiaHn pay native hand* for »uch work population ol Nebraska is about 3*6.400 when then can “*tca! them ready made" or nearly 1IH> times greater thso it w*a from lhe rlngliah publisher. Thia, if the French author* secure thuir rights in England tbpy arc pretty safe from Tranaa'.Iantic depredation*. Nevertheless it eannot be forgotten that in a Cokgrcsa profca**dly “iDtcrnalionar' daaliug with the law* of copyright, the cmiaaion of th* United State* lesvm a hag* py. It rcsembtm a discussion on Mediterranean piracy ia tbo last century with at ad 10us cd a hsteucr. “Ifoeause tho people wtfulj artridaoc* of Algiers. While "translation" swindle him-out ol bit hfrn before be hij and "adaptationT' tbe two evil* from which time to blow a aioglo tootXV Frenclirr.cn moat anffer '<cupi*d the Con­ Reliable report* represent th* HUoaw gress fur two day*, not one word i> said All Enthuiinfio Friend of Sanford's wheat crop to bo larprr ibis season tbaa about "reproduction.“ Th* FrcnAmsn finds himself partially robbed, his ideas •rev before raised in tbe State, while corn looks exceedingly well ' are pilfered piecemeal by lhe EnciuLman . but th* Englishman is swallowed It waa a very burnt old Dutch jedg* body and but.re by tbe American [irate. ia BAohario oouuly, N. Y, who iiateucd No translation" or ‘adaftelion' vexen him; for several bcrara to tbe argnmeut* of tb* be find* that h« i» captured whole tw tbe oouaeil, sod tbe* said “Dis earn baa enemy and sold for hu profit. Tbe highmh frrry ably argued on both aide*, and elaas American publiahen have lately dis­ covered that, m Lord Bcseonafield aaid In _ law fraught up. I shall dake dree day* 1869, “confiscation is oonUgioua." flow, to gonmder dose points, but I shall ewes unfortunately lor ihstn, some Chicagopul>luaDy deeid* for de blaintiff.’ liabera have taken to reproducing at s very cheap rate tbe English books republwhcd The celebrated trotting mare “Gold' in New York. They are, in fact, 10 lost smith Maid" has a fine cok, faaU April to palriotiam that they actually their treat 1st, for whieh its owner baa been offered 'own countrymen qa they treat Engliabcnen. snd refused to take 120,0'H) Th* utomahment and indignation of ths gteat N*w York houses st ibia conduct ia .Hstn is thtr way tbe Wareriy <*1 tdls its readers how to make a cbaap exactly the same as that of Bret Hate’s bfiremster: “Take a long, halfounce vial, Yankeeu, who, conspiring to cheat tb* fill it With spirits of wine, put in a little ■•Heathen Chinee." found that be had finely pulrenx-d alum asd the internment whol* pacha of acre up his alecvm; and is matfr. In dry weaiber tb* spirit* will they now cry out, “Let tu all be honmt I" be clear, and th* coming of a storm will much *a lb* hens In lhe atqblc wbo, find­ la indicated by a spiral cloud rising ia ing ibonsfivc* wonted by th* honcn, nob­ lb* liipiid, more or less rapid!*, according ly cxdaimed, “Lot tu al! atop kicking f This I* a statement from the standpoint to th* intensity of lha stqym "—When wm the time that ipirita did not indicate iMSsa’.giSSi? 1 lira naaaMr suiara (I'--. *U In tetra 1 THE BEST OF ALL OamsrsMT iai»: sk*** astel* a<«~4 *SlU Ik* 2*4 4ar aka. A. 0- t«V. at ikm nUrt In ih< 4832 SjjgSrtgawi Uluk—14*«l.rtejr «*■ 3iEs!3SS.®%Sr u 1. >.ra«y TEE BEST OF ITS KIND. Michigan Central Railroad IRAII RAPID* DIVISION. GRANO MEXICAN MUSTANG tjr'd Rai Hr.Lr r"Ti fei i i CkSTMt*. !! R*lu* K.,.4* S 1 t: 3 •• 1- » ? - G.T. QatarrH . MtlrB’.IJ if ■rar” LINIMEN1 Ms i ** ■ .s 1 1 an I ' is __. . ■ ■\ ‘ -k -.1.’ I.> *. «y<r k* 1 ,* '.r*ll .fl 1: at tel 1 > tr— ul —r tn* , X • t, R rz :•? ;8 ,? • !» 1! *» 4.. ^fMewwatertt — • 'I,', r • — .l.-ll>,* 1 RAPIDS ANO DETROIT SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE. BOOKSt. MILLION Bra (U I tBT lEBIGUi RAILECAD THE BEST LINIMENTS , Btnr.mala-f Mieklaaa. ' " Chancery Order. MATtor MicaiotK-ruik j« trnkrarav*. Sall sritels* la lk< t ter tk* .raal, •< il*rr ., hi «k*.--r»: H*a>-.a Ik* all, at Paauti**** 1* ra’7i«***.Z*^w*^lTiu **tu MI rsHiita a*MWV. » , taftrt. iMrails ia tk. rural O*~. sat m Ulih.'ir-.t.lisf. n.ruua., .. OPIUMS lAWJifUSi-it-Si ■;t.“ “—rist-,?-,';:®,, „, ->rs«“«' Patras Wte«. tts^iaatea l> C. Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw R. R. ST5OKT isXTSTE. SistswiK.': »-a -raralaat 4«ba4aM< SU'te!-2S2 Al WASHINQTON, the Indian Territory.' ■ AU*K»H1A AlblKW T Thu Two Scropgineae. It ia om of tbo physiological mretenM Mr. John 11. Chisholm, who diad.ia why a boy a bauds will blister so much sooner on a bee handle thau they will <e a Philadelphia twenty year* ago, WM paring tells* of th* Farmen' 4 Mnahaoim^Ruk bam ball bat for sevaral year* before hi* death. He That negro exodus to Kansas was caus­ wa* a native of South CaroltM, and wm ed by seme thtngbtleaa pereco telling the about fifty years old at lb* lime of his Mgroca that chick co* ran wHd on the tbcanse. Hi* fin. soc-tri quail tris mad. him vary popular. Among bit other tal­ ent* wm ha great ability m a raconteur, or relator of anecdote*. Om of hi* nod stories is known among bi* friends as “The Two SrriwginM* An Irishman, who had been atanl for some tim* oa u fishing excwrioa, mat om of hi* friuda, most illegant tim* entirely." “ Who were cfyour pwty’" aaired bb friaod. “Thou was Its of na,” wa hi* answer •’There wm myaulf, om; Um two Seragjinae*, two; Tarry Tools, tha^; Jim Karin, four. Than wm fire of M. There wm Terry Tools, om ; myself, two; Na arm*, "unly one*-all lb*' thsa |* Akd abe came right bank. A -.rite kr Pin M ihnwbkUiHH! I <*»*« ••* >iw»| wir. M*r*IHsU*r4< .tar*!: Dtpaii! fe I k « 1 re.-*. *>,mratekintr,*a4 NEW PIANOS 8125. VRIL MUUf lNE CO., I |Na 52 Chatham St. Pittsburgh, P*l| . Heberts A Hoteb- Ak Ohio man recently atartad oat to walk on* hundred bount wiftiaei sleep- There waa mywlf, one ; Jim Karin, twu; th* two BaefginM*, thnu; aad Tory Tnoin. four , and may lb* diril «y away •‘Onoataki reader:" Th* axpmakn, with mo if I can reoollmt wbo tho fifth "Out dammol Spot, which yu M tu mu WM f—XypriaaR’e JK^ssri... •bond, originated with an old Bwudc wo­ man oallad Udy Mobteh, who wad to Tbaoahbnted G«»* Cook., not he lit. al Pteroletim Centre, where sb* did reottwMd fer hboeririal than hi* ki*tri- HOUSEKEEPERS ASK YOUR CnOCER FOIL the kitchen ARD HAND MINERAL S0A2. -ml atm* old dmk the year round, th. desk wMrii looks out on s patch c.f brick wsll ten feet uppoan* aud sn treu abutter N.w, pyre ure *I*m tbrir pulpits. Wouldn't CU1CA4M fit 1*AKK HI ROX M. r. . S' rra /A» with , F33 J£A1I 03 33AS7. LAME BACK RHEUMATISM ra COLLINS’ s te*4*r tl •"’1 SJK hinArtra*. iu ♦iP I "res4%*si4<. X «*». ’ 1 1 ka^La i Kasrw i| � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-09-03.pdf d63ceec455fe0da08f0fd283d81826a0 PDF Text Text lift Htfumciii VOL. 24. NO. 18, HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 187!) OLE NO. 1269, BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER X.w.F*>»r A4v*«Uta« Hassan tta tM-USCU HEW YORK. km, looking mm like a stalo- of Flm than a liviag woman, ta mid "Cousin Alma.' my Irtrad. Mr! U.rwrll, of wlrom ! you have often heard me »prak." Walter Howell, tawiog low, thought, aa be gsred, that never before had ta emu ! a creature of such rare lavrliuess. "Mbs ; Damlt, 1 preauura7" sod Alm, withal shgtit lodtnstkn of tar stalely taad. anawered in the affirmative , then, exocsiag ! herself, immediately withdrew, leaving1 them to talk over their eolkge pranks and enjoy ttair fragrant cigars I They aat thus talking on)il supper was ; announced. Alma did not appear at the . table. { After rapper, George led tta way In lite I cexy library, "where they would not Le ; dkiurbed," ta aaid—and, alt bough WaJ J i ler would Lave preferred tta aucivty nfi i Couaiis Alqja. be had nut tta rouranc to । etpres, hia prnfernore—ta followed in s; IMPROVED FOR 1879 Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the HydraulicMachine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein eet with the Patent Skein; Setter, and Every Wagon Warranted ! OXLY TRUSS ROD AXLE AfTAOHMBNT.. “Why couldn’t you bant 'told ■ Uluw I , you was coming, aod not take one M by 1 । surprta?" asked Grerga. throwing hitewlt! into so rosy chair, and puabit*. anotar Dropping the note into his hand, she j toward hia friend. • Tta (art u. Derreil, that I knew mttb- left the room without a word. The ttext UM*uog Wjier degraded to ' iug about it myself until an Lour pre.ituta I I to my de|<rturc"—taking the- proffered lhe Lreeklael rvom with his raiwt "George, yc-u will bid Mas* Darrell; "To wliat cirrumstane- am 1 iitd-. bud, Rovd-by for me," be mid, as bia friend !: hare b«« .ft reffiei.nl. Wo would only entcer.1 the room » f*w momenta after, i, have bod to , w.iu Leek would hare ■ Cou-ia Alma went off on tlw train | brought all Wc needed—lhat ia lo the lor"I wpiwre, Darrell. I might a. well make a clean brresi of it, u> here go.* ; tut niatit I ebuoght you knew it. 11 u r ”r*1 k»wua «y « ia loo l ad for you lo (care ao and-1 | luck, there would have been no atrueyou are awaro I bet Unde Marmaduke has * Rlwg agaittof feta .ml the wooer they always givru me to soppore that I was lo dcnly, Can't you a< bowed their miarrebk beoda to.Ibe deerre bo hk sulj tab, and has fitted me lo lake ■•Jftrr!!!!: !•> charge nf tbo entire baritiraa rt h:s decease.' co,lnl '**b exiatowee rhe ■•it.Mquently un&iting me f.,r anytUng | The belief in luck make, man a tramp braider Stauld be wi bdraw Lis la flu 11 Sliema tie U:ag mode Iu eeUgaie I tut rnre. my drcniustascra would be had io- II m<»l onh.ppy dsy," L- „jj, Utterly. drrd. Knowing thia, I have humored him '! Wringing bis friend's hand, he bttr04 uT' J1* Uek ** *® ’ iu all his wbima, whisk are tagiqw, uuljb Ihta last one , aod now, if I refttsc to coni ; On hi. arrival tanrev ta hulonod -to I ply •ilh hia request. I lore every penuyi hit room, and ringing fat a servant, bsdc of Li. money, aod will bo cum pul kd to I him toll hih uuek be bad some | The old gentleman soon appeared, I tell Gcurse, it ia rather third to know; smiling aod robbing hia hands "l»»*^U .u_. __ 1..... yon bate lo Hart' out empiy-baadnl aod make your own litteg. er rw, to burner ao oM man'a ftztinb wbim, yun mut can­ bitter your whole life. H<.k jxrd 1 twv*r knew until to-day tbiokiag ot Alma aa U'^hu i» Uti. wbita aakod Gootyte . J1MKS CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IJ CHA.XCfiKY frauat attention elm ta GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. Moro JACKSON WAGONS in use in Barry County than all others combined, yet the repair# do not average • 2 cents each. Call and see them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hastings. Mich., Jjpy C, 1879. Itf BUCKEYE GBAIN BRILL Of which mure have been sold in thje County years than nil others < omhinciL v ••It may tta.l be aa foJitar aay>ra imagine.' The following are'a few of tlw pat ties awning the Buckeye to of whom we confitleutly refer : Robert Mitchell, L. K. Powers, E. J. Crook, Frank Darby, A. E. Bull. Universal Croup Remed; Fred Hecht, Peter Oobb, Una Bare, Friend Soules, Fred. Collins, John Puntons, Watson Woodruir, Jerry Rogers, Thos McGrath. Jus. McGIyn, Mih.FUh. A. Barnurn. Chas. Youngs. DENTIST Joseph Stinchoomb. McKelvey Bro#. James Boyd, Caleb Garwootlj Dnnicl Warner. • KW. French, June# Jones, Geo. Whitney, Al. Parker, . Win. Beadle, Jacob Etlger, A. J. Sironable, Isaac Cunningham. WILLIAM WALTER. Jesse Sbnmonal Chas. Dolph, i It has has been, been.greatly improved for for II 1870. The grain seeder can be TAILOR. It greatly improved In Empla* Block,orer'MuJgc*Store. nttached front or back of the DRILL ns desired. The indicator is All WoK.GUARANTEED. on the back side of the Hopper. Feed Cup# are stationary, and it now has a gauge that cause* each hoc to run one uniform depth so that every kernel of Wheat is planted the same depth. A result never before attained on any Drill. Don t fail to sec the new Drill tf. before buying. I "Go to M im Vane.' and tell her for The Faithful Sentinel. me. that I Vui never look upon bet bated Peter I be Great anu a tyrant, but, co fan- T.-monnw theceterndny m to be the wh|Ac hi* qranuy did prod aervice p^foewd. La h.r L> r«l«l, ani I ter b«e Ru»tan .object*. Arbitrary, ae all that I may m>t be aide lo ►*« the face <-f wfcu.i, the de»u»ywr of my hie « bap dctoda mu-l be. be wm b<h witboat rode u'Xioua uf j<u<tee, and a certain coMider। kit l..r no property, ud »be i» at the mer­ cy of ita old tyrant, aa well, f„r either owe, I on rrfudag to comply with -hia request. for<«>ta all elaim <m hia property. But hr . tills me that aho, being very murii tnpnased with my portrait, is not avem to the marriage. Rah ! Tta idta <4 having to wed aneh a dr»tg|jing creatura for the ; replied bis uncb>n ,t in the weal impresrake of a few paltry dollar. Never !" ; acd be lhi» Iragie >p*rrii. .lying which be .'Hut jvu hare never seen her." replied Mt the nw.ru George. "£ta may not be what yuur ia» ! The taut morning dawned brigirt and aginattiui has pri-die'ed ’ gljri->u«, a. it to --—log his itami, ao •■Nevertbvtav. I would rvllequtih all , ih'.ughl Waiter llawrli a. he arrayed! ■^l.ln. L-> —l I ... Micbigao. J. Camaie, Sin aid Ormtal P A I N TE R • MESSHB BROS. •'’■'f liMtinp, Mich.. Duly 8S. 187'.'. Imperial Soap aod begin lite anew. Bu: it growa laic *»yiug whieb they aroae and rrtirrd to iLeir (eparato Rtoau. , They did not the little figure a> it ratvrxrd fn-m bwhiaJ the heavy ctimxjn cunaia. win r- it bad bien ’ cuocvak-d ot tiny would have veevgnued Cvoain । UOUSIN ALMA. The Price ofjthe Imperial Soap i# $5.25 per box of 100 I lb. bnre—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send tu« ou order pir 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free a# •' *kta u*wl a premium. Or the order# may be «dnt to u# for one or more boxes at a time, with remittance, and when we have thus received and $3.00 Per Day, orders for 10 boxes vre will Bond the eleventh box free us proposed above. If you do not wish to mud mopey in advance you may deposit it with anjr banker or merchant in good credit in your town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt of the Soap which i# to be shipped to his care. Address The firal hotel in the Stole to reduce retM. Tlte firat hotel In the State with Paaaenger Elevator. _ ' bTo $2.00.. $2.50, CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Corner Monroe and Jefferaon Street*. New York. Ilm6 CUSTOMERS to KNOW Tl.eso FACTS Tb.11 b.vo the 6oe« .l«k of Dry Good. iuBorry Coonly. 1 bought my Stock in New York before the edreneo. I tare not nd- COOK & ROGERS vnneed my prices. 1 wit todiee’ Remly Mede Suite for - - FRESH i SALT MEAT Linen Suitings for Kid Glovea in all Shade# STAPLES OF ALL KINDS. Plain and Brocade Trimming Silks IN ALL SHADES. I Uve a complete Araortment of Gent#’ Fumiahing Good#, CLOTHING AND CLOTHS. H.t. ’ the Uteri Strhe- Id It was a Isrgn. old-fasliioucd farm bouse, but very | kaaant it seemed, with Its bnud niarxu exlrodiog the entire length el tbe baiidiog. tta narrow-pnnd windows act in deep, oaken framea, and allboogl. it was late spring they were still shaded by rieh crimiwte curtain.. The large bay window was filled with rare plants, freighting the atuuaipbtrv with their Iraprince. A cage of canariae huug near, chirping and twittering as if ia answer to the merry awallowa that fiew part tta opn window, busily engaged io building their neats un­ der tta drooping cavea. Stretched at full length co one of the bcochra that ran along the aide of the piasaa waa (laorge, the only son ot Bqnire ki’’d' at 1)17 0<K'li” 1 th' The lime pemed loo quickly to anil young Hu well. Keeks aprd by aa dayn tu him, aa be liagetod by Alma’a aid*, ao ckucly did La hadal tar fuotstepa that George Lad dewgnated him hrr atadow. They read. sung, drjrr, taattd, and took long walks logeUn r, ta aacmiug io live only in btr preseure. . They became almost oblivious to George's prretocc. However, bn would beg so hsnl not to bo left alone all the lime that Alma would prevail ou him to bad irr-jwn to him until ns they were sail­ log tpgether une pkomiii aftrrnooo. Hba waa gaihrriog lilies that grew-near io great profusion, when, by a sudden lurch of the boat aha waa pree-ipitaied into the water. I’langing qitkkly after hrr, he succeeded in bringiag her to tta ahore. Ho waa ait liog ou the bank deeping her uuconseinus George had been practicing law in tbe form, pouring mad noaseure into her rare city fur two yeara or more, but spent sev­ and kiMing the pallid cheeks,when George, eral momta of each yaar with hia par who had been a witnem to ibe iocidsat, appeared on the scene and suggested (bat “"The old bouse aretafai dull and lonely to him, having no sister to brigbteo it with tar prrnoce and bn hailed with de­ light tbe arrival of a distant courin whose visit was unexpected. She wa. now scaled in a largo arm-chair near him. and, in true giriiritLab ion, was loaMag him must nomercifully. • Don't, Cousin Alma I" ta cried, m she piled him with tbe fiowera with which Ler bp wm filled, trying to sbtrid himrelf with his newspaper, "i'll take it al] back aod declare I never said It,” for ta had juei beau telling her that tta women were all humtap, and that it. would ta polie; 18 cent# irfanda, where it would be impoerible fur 50 cl#., 75 cts., and $1.00 them to practioe their arts of witchery. - parasols, fans, embroidery any unkM la Um dry. roviTifY m0w si.oo 15 cent** White and Figured Lawn, for MEAT MARKET wwu 9 I lute over loved-. (ha I tare su; : M«c a feeling of dismwt Ivr one wl>„ would thuv iru»t beraelf upon toe, knowing fall well my feelings toward 1 dull marry, suj tiu srei> fit to select the bride. and. by Heavens, I will t»4 vub mil r ‘‘Who k the fair lady Y‘ "A Mta Vine, daughter of Gerald Vane, ib old dasomaie »f hie, who, dyiue • .... Lu. It_ l_-s .1___ * l SAVE YOUR CHILD WITH Nartiille Bnu#, GnttART. Aug Ita 1870. Al kogth iIktb ceara to> nm j F«« ih»i an .nd will U, w th. She wm ia tbt act of again deingiog him with a floral shower, her blue eyra | sparkling with mtahlef, her rata lip part ad in a eil.rery laugh 1 bee yellow hair,' escaped from Its confioemrai, waa thrown back from tar aoowy brow and rippled I over her atauldera tJcorgc, pewping up from behind bia ucwafMper, wan admiring tat lorellnraa, when they wwe both atartM by the sharp etafc cf tta gate, end a quick, firm tread on tbe graveled walk. More eta tad timw to rttmt, Alma found Lerwlf &M ta taco with tbe young gmatimaa. a rtran; er’ttrJiS to tararif but not tn Sr-va. b'ao-l that y.Kt cwtevJer ear marriage a UriK-kcry ; that ywn are merely cumplyiog withvour ‘ttacfe'a requeat ; that, while wedding me, yvur brwrt bcloug* wh»Ur to am-tbet It ia rather latr to »ay what I atu going to, but if yon wjH eun»»ut to ' luok at my fare ere y«t would bad u« lo tbo altar, hen; if you will dreire It. I will rekw yuu from your •ogagrairat, and you will be free U wad whom you cboaae " Ilia hud. trembled with exiteureat »• he drew urie th« .til "Alma ! my U-lorrJ A*ma |" he cried, tarrintog her to fab throbbing been. *'Wb«l dww ihu mun ?'■ “It i»r»t>. that I •» Alma Darrel Vmw, end (hil I weal down le Aval Darrcha u> avoid meeting you. I accidcnlvily overheard year e»uveraatiuu with George that uigltt ia the Horary and determinud t<» pani.h yon for raying Auch naughty thtagt about ire. Grbrgc grcom with aueb a rarful fare, and think­ ing you had been anffieienlly puniabed, I taught I would explain." "Tbo reward b grratcr than the pun iahment," h aaid, u with a .tailing fare bo led her nut. George D.rrel wm there, of twurao aod after the reremooy inquired about hia blaated taper, to which Waller laughingly raapooded, *'(Josie waa right, after *1L" ti»ua delireted ia Michigan in 1878 waa ahe addrrw of E. Q. D. Holdca. of Grand Rapida (fwmrrlv aceretary of etale >. The oraliua waa deiiamed at Owoeao, and by i reijueet it baa bm printed and found in ! rumtihiet form. In tiaaea like thear. when iiull.loeiug and murder pre rail ia pc’liotu of our land, it ia good to read wwda like Che following, taken from the addreae. prremptory lo kt ttotady put" Tbo prince, exaeporated at the fellow a impudence struck btm a Mow ia Ute fare with hia riding whip. '■Strike away, Your Higiuwaa,'' aald the tajdr-., “but 1 renoot let you go io.” Pater, ia tbr room, bearing the name oatadr, opcaed the dour ud inquired what it owant, .nd the prince told him. Tbo Ctor wto sauced, but aaid nothing at the time In tbo evening, tawarer, be (eat for tbe priauc and the soldier. Aa they both ay prerad, P«ter gave bia owe eaite to the soldier, aayiog— "That ntu Mtnek you in the moroiag ; ovw you mart return the blow to that fel­ low with toy whip. 41 make him a eaptoio," arid Peter. “Bat I’m aa officer of your maieMy'a Looaehold,-' objected the pnoo. “1 make him a colonel of my Life Guard* and aa officer of my household " satd Peter again "My rank, your majesty know., is that cf««»enl.'' again protested M.nuhikoff. Micuioau Fto#.—it will be recollected that last year we Hated the aoercei obtain ed ta Meaara. Thomas Arcbtr k Co., of tta Leks Shore auraerim at Bt. Jrweoh, Mich . in Ita enltivatiou of ita fig We hare juet rvoeived from Mr. A retar two boxes of the rip Dull, end as showing tta iwriific natnrn cd Ibe tree, a branch four and three quartern inebea io length waa •eat remaining seven ripe hurts Mr. Archer rwtuwalm tbe crop from the trow from which our fig« came, at two tasetah Il is not often that >ipn fig. picked from the tree iu tta open ground can ba enjoy •' «! in thia climate, and but add. anottac to rvrote, it in adtnittad co all hasda. will be to tbr profit of the tolerate aod eMtmfive ItepubUraua. rather than the extreme Radkalrw lboruugb|roiug Ugiumuia. The Left Centre u, therefore, likely to ac­ quire ntoeidmUe atreogtb tn the nrantry. and ita fittiag rverowutatire ia M. Jake Simon. The difficulty in the way of a etroog Republican Coeeervative Govern, meet, whkb abonld gradually abeorb the anti Republican rkmnna ia bath horaaeoto the aotagoubai rlMieg between M. Julen Sim.in aod M. Gambvlta. Durrag the areottd fortnight of lart �r»r Jfrp*»I/c*X**AX»* Huti«o«, Micb, Sit-r. 3,1870. HONEST MONEY » do* rich. eoedicgly exmiiog «m. PLATFORM. Opposition to all paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. In favor of n currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchasing |>ower. the paper convertible with coin nt tho will of the holder. What hit?. J Ans.—Your Prwttriptwn-’ Receipt. ; 7 ' ’ What is it made oPJ Aus.— Pure DRVGs only. How is it made ? Ana.—With care and accuracy. Where tn get it ? An#.—At Roberta & Hotchkiss. where you will always fiml a full and select Stock of । altered by bi* taoeetnat RADICAL CURE For CATARRH iiovd of ■: State by school districts. The present’ outlook of the canvw Is vary favorable to the Rep Mean*. Tu us it s<emsas though l irra that rectfon abundant capital Now Yorit City Democracy The fiat has finally go»o forth from hrifof the Blate I* Republican beyond and. Medicines. lege I cou*onted, for—I blush to own it —I had never investigated that weodcrfnl fur seat of learning, though Anm the time of it* foundation my ear* >*# been filled with •Mca ore light ami we fell Otwexper mdkratio. . goody iu nauK of Matthew Vaaaar, about, is as fertils and healthful as any that can be found on this broad continent. Pardon me if 1 seem enthusiastic about vdoped tbeir agricultural reacurce*, but the region of our noble Hudson River, but muoity b mistaken Tu believing that tbe Messrs. Vssnar will shoulder all the- finan­ ed their mines, built railroads, covered cial rrepoMibility of tbo institution. I t.tt.___ l — .ft .1_ - :„»^«.i Centra! Committee Rooms io that portion tbeir broad rivers with the white wings Poughkeepsie, lying on tbe eastern bank ' tbe river, is easily reached by rail from Aid mt Sign of ROBERT THE NEW VICTOR begun to attract attention. Tbe North will be m • solid" thia Fall for individual rights as the South is for tbeir aupprmfcn. Democrats in Ohio now concede the election of Foster and are making a dee- ba* written exhaustively upon tbe aubjeel to Sm'bnrr"* J/upitzinc. lie aaid : Going out from I'oughkecpeis, Mon afThe arrangement of ths Senatorial and Repnweutativo distinct* is such that they In London, Holloway, the pill manufacmight iccompliab thi* with a majority of ■ 2B.OOO against lhem ta tbo State. But, _ __ Thia structure ia utilised by its _affording foreign element that U both ignorant and Democrats oataidc of New York City set independently cf Tammany, whieb proba­ ble mull of a pending election in this bly will not bo tbe case. The gvsviances New England Stela. Yet from all we can see and learn we think the Republicans will win a substantial victory on the 8lh, Democracy of the State. Hut it will have though wo shall not be much disappointed smpucmr sntPURH)! Improvements, September, !873. We Sill In Hartite: Ent) Tta. o^H^t^^OLTAIC PLASTER though it now *eem* to me probable that Davia will be elected by a small majority, by lha people, and that our folk* are auro ticna in that Staig, than ever befsre, is certain, aa Mr. Tilden will op.n all the laturv. bar'ls he eontrois rather than tosc hia Augusta, Mr . August 29,1879. chances in the next Democratic National Coavetftloa. Political Bearing of the Kalloch case. ,1UP^“’0’ «* I ployed upon th. Coileg. Fann. At . vtgiW to M breten tn the Legislature by ! of 1000 fret stand, ■nyjort ol combmatlon. lh< Bl,io Colk boUdine, the roadway ,, Tl'C'° d,c“ “ fr0® J‘llcw ' thither Banked right .nd kft by ever I Fever in Memphis ymterday, and twenty- I------11 7 two new case*, according, (o tb« National Board uf Health's report. Pau.. Political Nole*. xooism.—Battle Crock Jowntn/. to put a political significance upon the The Greenbackcry quack-.- i. nesric| shooting of Kalloch by De Young, viz t Barksdale from tbo cjnxqucncrs of his The Sociaiiato and tbe Democratic apolo- its end. Its epitaph nil! be. "I'i d vfi revival of prosperity." ■ "difficulty'' with Dixon by asrertieg that I oping xstbttic taste are in cona'j By college regulation each student, stormy weather, ia to bo cut in tbe f i twenty miuntea every day, and six Most Elegant, Simple and Easy Running Machine in the Mnrket-The Ever Reliable VICTOR. ------ VICTOR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,--------WsstazB Branca Oflc* SJ5 Sra-.s Bz.. Gocatw, I*aMIDDLETOWN COM, A MORBID SWELLDIG. Aevv Report! THEY ARE THE BEST. “l'J - Times <-lmngw« ahd PRICES change with thexn. Newer was TEA as cheap as non. We Lave a full line of NEW TIJ.\ at prices that never wus so low^ ------- they wanted drought they got rain, where they got neither of these in exorm they got snow, and where tbe weather suited them the phylloxera came and de- account published at the time of tbe ahool!»g: round I saw guns pointing at tr-e freta every direction, and 1 turned and ran up a stairway, when Jim Barksdale shot me in the baric, having already broken my wriat. I reached the stairs and fell. I then drew my pistol and with one hand holding to the steps, fired my pistol with tbs band that had the tet-ken wrist aud broken finger. The attack was entirely unpro­ voked on my part. I denounce as a base lie that I had t * ' ' Barksdale. I I im Barksdale wu The Yaxoo conaadoodent of the Mem­ phis JroZosrAe—a Southern Democrat, writing in a Southern Democratjc piper— gives the following account of the affair; not a bullet in the front. There are thirteen abot-gtin buUst holes in the baik of his com. Dixon lived from 9 o'clock children. If he had had a fair showing live until the meeting of the Independents the next day. The Democrats qpenly boast that Barksdale will be acquitted from any blame in the shooting o'f Dixcn. A plot waa made to kill Flanagan the night previous, but be orcumvented it by’ going home a different route than that uaually Tbe Ohio Democrats are not aakiuc. , ... ■ I turosnee in me rroest use ot su me any longer whether they can carry the j.Tuaa<l, Northward of the college, on its treat, '"struggle for emancipation"; the latter Slrte, but how much majority Fester will desire'to use the case as an offset to the be satisfied with. ‘ H« a circular flower garden, a belt mile in , . cireumfurtncc, worked wholly by sash rtukilling of Dixon in Yarns at the instiga­ ,W1» .«k m j ,hra^,„ lht tion cf a mob. As a matter of fact, the _ _ _ Peonayli an icterch.roge cf fgfomoua i-craonalitic* | But democratic (tump speakers bare s,.t It is an admirable tight to look upon between De Young and . Kalloch, and the yet garnered this bit of statistic*. ,brae ground*, filled with bright aud haponly prerible significance it has in a pulit-, .. ... . T . ... py girls, walking, gardening, engaged so iraf way grows out of the quarrel between ' « loti Tr bun nay*. »hen ea31ff tcwu:i 0D tfce i»ie- or occasionally two factions af tho Cemmuniat party io ' San Francisco. Neither the capitalists as I I , 1‘ b . W “, V“« a dare Dor the Republican* as a party cut time to give up all doubt abvut Shine. . . .. that bodily bealth u net to be «acnfic*d-to any figure tn tho case. 1 ehurel work t» rarne.l >t> Ohto Mr. loy (,lbfr object whatever, and that, ao f.r At a Comtnuniat mealing , io New York on Sunday, on* of the leader* named Coo Fatter, the rcpuklicao candidate for Gov- . as the result is attainall* by mean* with\p roy denounced the abuoting of Kallod. aa ernor, u nlvertteed tu apeak tweaty-arveu I '*» power, there whom it educates are to “a foul aMaasinatioo,1' spoke of it a* "the time* from Augwt 18 to S«.-temb-r IS. j •rildevrioped, vigorous aod graceful women, prepared to taka eofirst life offered up tv free white slave*,' Rcccnt advic<^ are to tl»« effect that I ligLlcucd rate of their pwu health *n<f that and predicted that “it would arouic the Rcpobltcato io VirgtukFarc actively at , ot ethera under tbeir clarge. In the pan workingmen, who would look co him as ■ . .. .. . . I... martyr." Reaoluti-mi luhse-iucntly adopt­ _ ed by the same meeting denounced the ___________ —of an honest direharee . that wo thaJI pre ota. .__________________________ " 1 rent m.tbi» cconect:co, and for the uke ..U ,□ ... *«BuXe and tbe movement t*|,f Mily, wh,t «U we noted in our vimt . At a Cunimonisto' meet* ’bowing gratifying atrength. | which induced u* to bdieve thb. Diet and , ■ ■ ’ ■ Th. U„„ J, f.„.r mi.™ •«.«,!.* W. tfons were adopted in which De Young .. u-b...... ,h. *2 waa characterized as a “prominent and representative man in the ranks of the day how they g-it aluog making Green-. Nc man can go with the steward through capitalists." The purpose ol these resolu­ baekera in his town, replied : “ We have . all hia department and rniaa the conviction ‘ tions is to pul upon the capitalist class the got through making Grecobackrr*, ,Ed : wc have expressed <),-,e <4 the most admirable fcataras-of responsibility of the attack on Kalloch, ______ ... . . Vassar disd| hoe is the mingling of study and thus further incite the hatred, ot the At the emphatic demand of the Demo-1 and reerealioo in wise proportions. .The laboring class to whom tbe Communists' entic end of tbo combmatfon io Maine, | leaders appeal. ' The truth is that Katloeh w*s not a the Greenback managers bare proclaimed ; ly appointed gymnasium, a bowling alley, represt r. tati ro ro of or we the worxtngmea workingmen in any ™-iv and grounds for every variety of out of iU De Young a rerrewntative "in “at stafe <«dor their auspices. - Dun- ducr sport io which thqr may wish to in­ liialist*. Kalloch* Career is c,n knows loo much about Democratic dulge. - The professor sf physiology and outrage in the South end insists on telling hygiene is a woman and a physician She about it. for the ►‘■•called Workingmen'* p»rty for Mayor of San Fraodroo, it was probably because tbe Kearnes gang thuuglit they impracticable temper." and that it h "quite could uyo him to advantage, aod because possible that he made himself needlesslyhe hu Billing to be used in order to obtain political preferment. D« Young waa much oaurage^to denounce Barksdale, and sayt more doariy identified with the Kearney ,'iated or excused. At tbe Republican caucus in Rcadlald, uncle of Barksdale, attempting to give Constitution, and only quarreled when (t Me., Saturday, Aug. 23, to nominate a Itepreaentatire, there were ten men who last year voted the Greenback ticket, but cksfge against De Young. Ncilbe went ores to the Republicans, whom both have returned lo do good work io the liedenounce as the party of capitalists, but called to H. M. Dixon aa he was passing State. • . ' i part of Commumsta and in part of Demo­ up the street. Dixon drew his pistol, and crate. Tbe Cbmmunlsts have neter had Tbe Washington correspondent of the ■he students, enables tlzm lo guard their physical well being. The main build 50,‘H)0 aqui 150 interior rarda of800 SOAPS droughts to kill tbo acted on the, sdrfacc. | Austria, Germany aod Hungary hare , TUTT’S 1 PILLS mankind to tbe ‘ coming year. Quiet Portugal and sleepy old Spain are the only countries from which tbo dispatcher are not a daily eomplainc of disatcr — Etta- ■ INDORSED BY FHTUCUIS, CliaOTMLH AID THE AFFLICTED HMTWHERE. THE SIUTEtT MEDICAL TIUI1MM OF THE A*E. runs' pills ttOCUMMOC. her, fat State and judicial officer*, four with Republican workers. Every county am owtrsiA CANNED GOODS "y>i mi. w<. a« axutnfanon. TUTT’S PILLS T'ZSsex | or all kin*. pay them are actually at a' premium. Tbe Treasury Depart me ot at San Francisco ! TUTTS PIUS ed lo sire them greenbacks. In New York and f’hiladejphi* wants gold, when tber cvuldn'l everybody wanted it; when they - TUTTS PIUS CUM flYOMMfiUC. orfasnSS.w3 rm’s pills fixed ' FRUIT of all kin* >n CROCKERY I IJctrt, «« chcAD »> others m?ll an inferior tjtudiiy. stone aatma. Ware 1 Wo have 50,000 \qtUou9 Ohio ware. - I a®- FARMERS PRODUOE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE ' SMITH, HOGLE & I’RESTON. I ’ H»Minp,|.luly 22. 1879. )2ro2 TUTTS PILLS FR FT A VALUABLE INVENTION. oat retro unit, of what are hZre accomplished. TVTTSHUS Is it Postible . ntPMT Aitnnt the world renowned I " ~ WILSON SEWING MACHINE simple plants aa Hope, Buehu, Mandrake. THEONLYMEDICINE TH I UVKR, ~\TH1 BOWEt 18.19 Kidney Diieatei Kidcry diaeama afflict the greater part LuramtlE SUFFER! MIL. I In workmanship >s equal to a Chronometer Watch, and ®legant!j finished as □ first-ctass Piano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna.and Centennial Exposltlons. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other £ unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold In tho United States than -I1 th® o’11®'*- The WIL8ON w^:.! WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 1 r t S’ ’.'“•I”?’To'k' Ort».n», Ui.f C«. S:rt» & Sa&M Sn Chleaco, lll«.| and San Franelaeo, Cal. ! I, give thia | - KIDNEY-WORT For Sale by nil First-CinsK Dmlcru. POWERS & BARLOW • Sotudhittg new iu the IJnt? of WIND MILLS ! Be sun; and see the Myers Improved*. F.A.XWr*S AIVD OILS ■ Vassar ia not obliged to take all tbo stadias STARCHES TUTT'S PIL1X h. Piono but the Purest of Paints and Oils Sold. ••; Tfc. <irn( HOP BITTERS. U Strew... m ■ tin.k.i peospcrity.meanh. death to Grcenbackism. •pedal branches in their ulgher such u drawing, painting) music, M Tbo Greenback party in the West io tag masterly work, hundreds of voluntary ,n I..— splendid Mrviee FISH Wo have a full Hue cheap. j All kind;- to suit vou. TUTT’S PILLS “OHIMYI^ BACK!” can begin to see the daylight of prosperity. , We can beat the Count v u.s we bu^ar Mgriufartnry । CUM Cbronkle. and Korney hifcse.'f atstedun Maine Drinoeracy are badly demoralised •wrtealtariar. hia Saturday night speech that De Young and are making no earnest and genuine' mam bui-dinrt there ia « library ttockod with nearly lO.'.MO volume*, beaida* the moat mpcetable Democrat*,. he adds, arc Attrouomical Library of 200 volume* st Sodiaiist* oo the baau cf Kalloch'li with­ the Obevrvatory. either working for the Republican candid­ Candidate* for admiaaion mint be fifteon drawal from the campaign. ate* or quietly hoping for their aueeore. l yeira- of age and of good character. Apwait Into the doer-facing of tbo hallway," The Sltu«tion in Maine. Even the Cincinnati Etujninr givre it The Northern Democratic papers, which op and admit* that itfoao uro pratingny Modern Geography, and tbe History of excuse the killing of Dixon as a political longer about the diititMcd couditioo of the United Staten. Theas is a preparate- This Falls Elections. COFFEES i’20 cack-s jurt received nt prices from 12 J .to 3< ' jquality from cheap RIO to the fineal JAVA •Secretary Sherman io a bills.speech I made in Philadelphia »o the 14th of Joly atudent* There i* *!*« ao Aatronotuical Observatory and a C*|i»theuiutn The obaerratory is fully eot»»ped with astro notsloal apparatus iadtHing a large equa­ torial te’eacope. Ia the Caliathenium there i* a ne*l little hall for theatrical aod other entertaiament*, aa Art Gallery filled with dioic* work*, numerous roam* for muaie practice, a Museum of Natural Hi* tory, containing large eyllectiotw, eminent among which I* the Girard collection of North American bird*, jr-sented by J. I’. Girard of Poughkeepsie. From this col- be congratulated that, in spite of its ex- SUGAR Is ns (’heap as any place in Michigan. 1 Esre he had got within pistol range, this pretence is exceedingly shallow. The fol­ lowing ia the dying declaration of £>Jkon, which bears tbe stamp of truth in every ........... .......... A Specialty." Call and See UJ. ' ‘«r ly reliable, and if they are, the Republi- iodepcndcot, as the Southern people caae win poll about 70,000 rotes. This welcoming such emigration they bare re­ College be equally fortunate 1 Notwiththeir Governor. Tbo Central Committee's pelled it by persecutions extending in toileite, and State asylum. Ito sduoaitonal atanding the good aliefly sroomplhbed , institutions give instruettou to some 1,200 by Vimr, the $rrt College •stabliabed in students every year. the exericise of any political right, such majority of Id to IS in tbe House of RepPre-eminent, however, in the minds of as could be exercised witbinjho organlciall Americans, In conosction with PougbGov.Robuisoo, it would seem is the first tton of tbo Democratic party. This. I keepsie, stands Vassar College. choice of Mr. Tilden far the Governorship, say, is brioging a pcliticai revolutkn iu The college ground, cover a space of ign io «ui> £ J., i Ci. two hundred acreo, a third of which has ■choianbip, rise of Ohio, with a sparse population on been ornamentally laid Out by the oclsbra- known that Barkadalo had been ■ lying in ■causes?*—--•• ciGAiiS AND CONFECTIONERY Pcnobeeot district are favorable Wo think the Republicans can do all they with a gun while Dixon had only n pistol, EY.PAO isandsi.ios. HOUSE FURNISHING MATERIAL We offer Special inducements. is heart, ■> aVneitu And other Agricultural Implements. Iowa and Ohio, October 14, for State Republican party’is all that we can dbaire. tbo Terre Haute Exprtu, has changed editors and bcootne Republican in polities. era are rapidly falling to piece*. redeemed “AU Republican authorities in the State, editors and paliticdaM, agree in say- Waturo, and Louisiana, December 2, ALL DRUGGISTS The Buffalo CVi that 8,000 Republicans.who voted with York has gum to Mimaarippi GRAIN DRILL i^HUNt’S IlgREMEDY trials of lift. It was tbe bope of the Manhood : How Loaf. How RottaW. founder that, if tbo in*tattoo should tu the World. nooxTMt TO CONSUMPTIVES ! Call and take a neat nn one of tin |c|A|M|P| |S[T|o|Q|L|g And-wxtch the crowd rush in. POWERS & BARLOW. Otto ia tut >ais rse^t. for thb gratifyior natfook, �Tl* Urfviievl iWn TIMt-CARU drred Marohal QiVie al ! Middleville, will hare their examination 4 Monday next al the court bouse before t*q. Riker. Tbo examination to rommeoed at nine o’clock foalhen, ar# odd looking, itod it would pay a poultry fancier to go to .............. nnd so# thwoi. Mr. Z. B. Willim through th* oolums THREE PAPERS FOR $4 00. Wc will tend the Detroit) “Weekly Post and Tribune for one year, the Michigan Parmer for one year, and the RkpvbliHon W. p. Andrtu formerly ot tbi* cak Banner until Jan 1st, 1881, countv, but at present a hardware dealer at to any person not now a sub­ Cedar Springs Kent Co , fa about to di»scriber to the Banner, for >4.00, pore of hi* atorj and gi^da to Msosr*. to any person sending us the Peek A Wurden, bat will continue in the money for the three paper prior shingle busioaw st that place to September 15th, 1879. The Hanner and the Farmer for UrRe burioroa ia the $3.00. rhe Banner and the They bare a very terg* Post and Tribune for $2.70. ever brought to .thia < Now is your time to get good tbeir beautiful bedroom «iu, and don't paper# cheap. purchase till you have cxlfed on item. The State Fair commenftu on Monday the 13 fast. at Detroit aod including the lUth ela can be purchased at of the depot* _ through the 2»tb, th# day following tbi rloae of the Entered at the Post Office. Hastings. Mich., as Secondclass Matteri Mr*. Caasy F. Brooks is visiting the bom# of her parents in Irviog. aearch of goo-1 home* In 4>* Wort to tho adrcrtiMment of Farms and Homn in another column, and adriao ad to aet d to S, Gilmore, Salina, Kanau^ f°r* f"* <°PJ Wanted, a good t-irl to do general REAL ESTATE. FOR SAIF AID TO REFT. fnny made rince January 1, 1879, by Clement SmiA, tbe Secretary Tbe book* .re a credit to tho company and allow at a glance tho rirnation of each member* mrurauoc, when it wm taken, whenreewived al the Secretary* ottre, the about being beaten a* they do about Go­ ing without their supper. **d they avow but If yuu have' ur mure, go at their intentfoo to f-d the Hmtings boy* on berriug and eraekere the next time For fall informatiou regarding Nebrasthiy come down hr re.-Middleville lie amoatrt ofinautnuee, th# reatdeutw and Perhaps WC are not will ponted iu ro poet office, and all changes relating to h. gxrd to bote-bell playing, that fa, the rulos, Hia record fo kept by township* and so w« mean, but why the Skipper club of arranged u to keep thn name* alphabet. Middleville could for a murocnl, think it wm incumbent ^poa the iccond nine of Tbe Secretary can tell fa a tainua tli* tbfa city to buy^upper for th. 8kipp*r*, number of member, and tho amount inaured by tbe Company at any time. •ng* club wm the ohslleogrd elnb, and Hie company m urong, sound and the stake waa the champion belt for Barry alaple. Ila membership Sep:. 1st. fa#t., county which tho Hastings 2nd nine hold. wa* 3;J34, and th# amount insured.al that TTad tbe Skippen been invited ,to play time was »3.M2,nO.M). here by the Hastings etub and boen beat­ The books of tbe company also sbuw en, or bad they brat, we doubt not they tbe incresM per day or month or year. would have bad their topper at the ex­ Wc were a little aurprfacd at thi growth posse of our nine, but it aovtna as though of th# company. During the month of it ought not to have been expected under August last past there were added to the company 80 mcmlers .nd 1116,300.00 insurance. The Secretary intnrnu u that tbi. wm done without any extra effort and agaitMt tbe iafachood* and tnisreprewentation* of many of the stock agent, who are of ajurse kicked up a bobbery which re going from house to house since th. trial salted in their arrest, for being drunk and of-the Cramptou'snd Pixley snita hl Char­ disorderly, aod for aaaault and battery lotte in July last, and telling'aU sorts of Simoon (auasod by tho jail with the Mar­ *toric» to break and injure the company. shal in pursuit, whew deputy afieriff Greet Tbe Secretary sbo inform* -u* that not­ was informed that a man had escaped from withstanding we have to py thoM- loawa there i. not the least. probability that the aMommeot tbi* year will bo biirber than •2.50 for each <1.000 insured, this .bows that the ioaoa* this year art not Urge and bad it not been for those old matter, tbe company would bare had * light aneMmeat. Altogether Wo think the member* have the greatest reason to be proud of tbeir oomjwu'y and as the pnwent Secretary i* not u candidate for re election we do not think it out of place to *ay that lie doaervrw th* beat wislie* of tbe company, for the manner iu which he ha* kept • their books aod also for preparing a set of book* which an dearly aod »yatotnalically show, tho condition of the company not oolr in the aggregate bat individually. Nolirask., de. . Ins' Yntii. fell ail Clilini ippen' >r Hale A Bartley'* MUI. ppen'# Law Office. We arc sorry to bare to inoonncc thal the llrgi»tcr of- Deeds,Mr. Scudder, it also annog the number sick. The Spiritualist campinretiog at Nash vilic, which l.aa jost clewed, wm; we learn, quite litgely attended. out, but nut well enough to Uko bi* place behind the counter yet. Mias Sarah Horton token her degariurr today fur Independence, leva, where she will spend tbe coining winter. When Will Green fattens to tbe shirt collar nf ■ disturber of the pence, ha propoaos to hang on, if even he ia told to let A young min by the name of Crowell got one of bi* hands badly sowed iu lieuIley Bro*. 4 Wilkine sawmill on Saturday Wet are informed that the Texchero la­ tumto held at Nashville last week waa one of the meat auoceaaful ever held ia LOOK KOI grain, same grade* aa cheap a* anywhere ia ibt city. A frre dlircry to all part* of the city. 38tf Knappen’^ Law Office. fn«»lS0Q. Appljat ORGANS, Fair ground*, somctiine outside the ground*, but * finally caught him iaride. and took him to jail Bells era* taken before the recorder tho name evening and ’•has* ia <mr hand, ft? ml* tors* .lag. ••• inaa tuiory fricA. Apply at Kwappen’s Law Office. MONEY TO LOAN. 1 w about lwv A„..M. HUH Ims twanufortured «»d. I.*, L.miful iulfow ,rrT*'> mm r,l>ni MeLeayh Ifo.- OALF SHOES, One door west of the Jiut- ingH National Bank where you fclKIT’i h<»Lee Ilaoa. can alwayt find the Store on Hot Side of Jeffermo St. J. G. RUNTAN k BON, Hsatinp. Micb. 2-3 “1S1 Bt-MSI‘ L W. FAUSEY, .--loie wiia,a «r »>* un i ikss^r UM ms u* ssM *<rM- TAKE THE BANN'EK Ths leritii Pwlaiu ftipaij West Meriden, Conn., !k (WK_ndni 4 IMn and BronMs, Tabl# and Pockes WAKE UP! Cutlery, Shewn, Sciaaors gan-, the well-known Parker Gans, and Norelliaa and Specsaltim of many IWriptiona. pain. My wife tied a bandage wm with your Liniment about the injured band, which on the first aprJieation started th# tear* to bar eye*. She weal about her work. An hour nr »o later ah# came lo uur room, toinn* tbe bandage, *94 my wif* Mked how her band wxe- She U*d forgotten that it waa burned.* My wife always । feeling ijMsiwtes mSMW> TEXCRERS IJlTja •*: ErasjvTTAtSsra’xTMsn: ST" monia LtntmoM *o long a* it ean bo por­ chseed. Very truly yoitt*. W. Wallac# S#aw. Sold by all druggist*. Snd for pemphlut. Dt- Gtt.xn, ISO Went Bioad*i*y. N. Y.. IB Hastings, Micb. Th* Chiewgc Ti^ (Ind. Dem.) pre­ dict. that Chwl-* Fuawr’* msjurty In Ohl* win b* about 341,000. It alro nap that Mr. F«tar ia making eurii * Uwe. Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every*, thing you want. LIME, . * HAIR, STUCCO. . CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PJJOW8, • DRAGS LEFT HAND PLO WS. Reaperand Movers. Pays the bigheat Cash price for all kind# of Fanner# . Pro­ duce. Farmer# will do well to con­ sult Mr. Cr'esay before purchas­ ing any of tbe above article#, at bis Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Street*. Hasting#, April, 2. 1879. 49 tl^sTCTlAKr AT GBAUD BASICS, HIGH. keui auennut Axs ntcvnxm socstTi h tfoo* of Intend. No om hero looks for * famine but th«y do expreia bitter winter, ■ with guttot want ktrookinR at many home.. III |B Eogtand, o lar-M I bar. ch# ■ | pnnpect b but hide baU«r. Il ■ <*U Plaster, Lime, SAWS FILED. Chain, Tables. Bahlead?. ail Safas Facta for Dairymen It ahonld be born# in mind by practical dairvtnen. that tbe Perfected Butter Color of Wen.. RieharAon k Co., Barfi*|rtoa. Vl. fa the beat obtainable fa the world h ta abooletaly pare and barmlaso, free from odor or Barer, cannot spoil fa any weather, l« in liquid form a*d ready for itrnaat ns*, costa but Hid*, and fa of a uniform atajd- Wheat, W’ool, Corn, Potatoes Lard, Butter, Pork, Hams, Cut iGkaawar*, Lamps, Chandeliers Tita best »alre in th* world for cut/J Lrutsee, *ore», nicer*. »vlt rbe#m, tetter, ebsppoi hands,/chilblain*, corns, and all kind* of skin [eruptions. This Balve » guaranteed to |jre perfect Mtisfaciion in every case or money refunded. Price 25 One Capt. Trevalliek of Michigan in a cents per box. For sale by Ruset-K Urea recent speech before the Groentaickm of Biddeford proceeded to review tbe tramp law of Now Hampshire, which he aaid “impriaonod the meehanio who wu out of money and work and happened to ask bread on the food.” Capt. TruveHick fa a donkey, or eteo la lied Ila had belter Brooklyn, April 16th, 1876. cornu to New Hampshire and try to ad­ vance th* intereota of grecnodeinbackey by denouncing the excellent law which ha. so effectually cleared tho State of l*xy, thiev. hare erw tried. As yon do not advertise il u efficwefoas for bare*, 1 thought I would advfaa you of ita great vain# io jhst 1 The following ’» toko from the Jaek' roo Cititf*, fna> * ‘bat paper 1 from Han. Jerne* O'DooneU who wrote 1 from Limarfak, ir.l.n-1, Aug- SOth : 1 “If there fa not more Kutohlne to ripen wbatfapfaated, the hard umo. will cal TK*7^-»—H- SINGER RAUFACTURING CO. -.--srs-ja-s Very Appropriate. One of oar nserchanto hs* upon the cornioe of bi. store a very aaggretive pietur*. Th* foe rimile of a customer vftet be ba* nettled with him. A squint at tho likesw baa tcadency to make delinquent* three week* among friend*, and nuntr-ed hi. teboni in the Presbyterian ahnrch last Sabbath. The first nine of thia city pteyed th* Grooil Rapid* club <« tbe Fair ground* tn tki. city on Frid-y teM, which rroaltod is --- a score of 15 for Hastings, end 7 t [ GAITERS, SUPPERS, ffiC. And everything ia tbeir line, of th# brM quality aod very CHEAP. Thia b an old time Establishment and one of the very boat in th* City or County. OFFICE OF THE U» fee. *t Itelteai U Th* National* of Lawrence- amuty, Ohio, bad a otel'vautioii the other day, and alar end no mistexe. anti hi* effort, coming were greatly bothered lo find material for another splendid, eootinuad .lory from from one to young, took deep effect ia tbe that best ofall story Magsuuea, “BaHoa'i" heart af every individual prfreat. God fact; the crop* were good ; there was no entitled, "A Life Lunt, and A Life Woe." questfaniog tin fact ofyeucra) and grow­ blcaa little “Tad." . It is equally aa good, and some of th* ; Next followed ao appeal from Rev. Mr. ing prosperity. Al last. th* following dec­ Mester, tn those present, for tnb*cripti*na laration of principle* wm .formulated: ter story ibah “Raised from)the Dead, to aid in building a Red Ribion Hall, and “ HrtalirS, That we are in favor of the j “The Master of the Cedars." Il b ■ aai>l appeal wa* depended td by thou* immediate and unconditional repeal of th* niecly written and we are oonfideot present suboeribisg about 160.00. Jona­ dog law.” On this platform they pmporo it will be reud with pleasure by oar re than Slevtna, Esq , sntveriM twenty dollav*, and < then put down sums "equal to Howto get Sick. Mr. Fred. Sweet, ha. closed up hi* their capacity to pay. We are bound to Expose ycntMlf day aod night, cat too jewi-lery bnsinow, for a time at least, aod much without exercise; work too hard witlioet rest, doctor all the time ; tak* all takes the 1.29 train this p m. for Ithaca. N. Y., where lie will make arrangements The thanks of oar community arc ten­ for the manufacturing uf hi. patent, eted- dered to th* speakmt on the above occas­ rie efock. That hi. clock fa a big thing, ion, aod a hearty God bless them, tours Tire Ohio IlepublireM are taking warn­ •there is no cense for doubt, and we shall from the hearts, aa well as the lipa of ing by tbe apparent intention of tbe Dem­ be most happy to annouoe.- urnstime in5 ocrats to relax their effort* for Ewing, aod tho near fulbre, that Fred, is reaping the Tbere will be a tesnperance meeting at concentrate their eoergien upon lb# Legis­ reward be deserves for his untiring labor the Bigge church in Eaat Johnstown on lature. Tbe Republicanjegialatire ticket* in getting ■ np hi* inoomp.raM« dock. the evening of the l^th iwat, and it ia ex­ will be dnacly looked after in th* doubt­ pected that Hon. Clement Smith will be ful eountic*. h would bn a miafortuoc, May tbe be»t of suceres attend him. indeed, if tbe State were compelled to en­ present aod deliver the addreus On Thursday of last week a sod *«idure another Legixlatare like the las*. deal •ccurred a little *oulh and east of Prairieville A Sunday School pieaic was How to get Well. being heW in th* grove of B. W. Johnson, Business of the Barry County Probate ■nd a Mr. Cbariw Storr aod Mfas Elwell Coart fur tho week ending Sept lai,1879. Hop Bitten! Ste other column. 18-15 We are at a lore to imagine what th* aber* afflicted eonntriea, rxcept France, can allece fa tbe ranee of their affliMioa, m there fa no Republican party to by, it Knappen'# Law Office. Knappen*# Law Office, ,r wore returning from the ground* when Clement Smith, Judge. ' thrir hone nn away, their carriage eoliid•Aur. 29.—Estate of Daniel Cook, de­ i.g with another vehicle, up^ttiug th* creed. Order entered assigning Sept. 13, carriage of Surer, .filing it ■« to plans, next as a day fur hearing final account of and nearly killing ita occupant*. We Executrix and for an assignment of rtaidun and shut ahop. Irving L. Cresay i* taking a grra wire informed that op to Mooday la*t the Aug. 30.—1‘otition for modification of l*dy bad not yet regained amciouanen*. smouul of jniat, with one of hh band* L. D. Gardner and brother 0. J- l«l» th* order heretofore entered io the matter why ’ why, because h# ha* a felon on tin on the 1-29 p. m. train yeataidar for Ver­ of admitting Thomas Egan to the asylum for th# InaaM filed by Superintendents of ’ Willi* Nodinc, aged aixtera year*, died mont. wb.ro tb*y will purchase a flock of k»°’’D Poor of Kent Co. Hearing hsd and order al tbe residence af A. D. Hopkin* on' the full blood Merino ahaep- h modified making expena* or maintainanre Highlands on Thursday evening la*l of by almot everybody in tbb vidnity, that L D. fa one of «“• host judgre of .beep in of Mid Egan a stole charge. . Proa. Atty. rhrumaiism of th* heart. th# wm<, and tako. great pain* in f«*. i» Kott* of Kent Cs., appearing for petition ■ An old getiiiiman by th# name of Mur­ securing th# bast thxi can b» had. Our phy died in Hope the latter pert of law Estate of Samuel Franx, an inaaspetenl. wack and was teried in Eiveraidc C«ne Account of the guardtyn made and allow­ tiry. ihb cijy, os Saluiday. ed and discharge (sued. ' Sept. 1.—Rotate of Richard Haffenden, Mown. Creasy k Upjohn hare got to deceased. Claim of Phelpn k Bigelow beatir themselves aod get up another brick Windmill Co. spinal mid rotate heard and kiln, m the eall for their brink exceed* aBowwl at 1137.26. ____ their most sanguine expectation*. RUNYAN & SON Brkk FiuaJtere F*rd*y o. Jrfeno* #«. Apply at Iwiit" County Correspondence. East Jouxotown, At a. 30th, 1879. A Mr; Crowell i* fitting up the oW building: that belong* to II. Jonas, firs door worn o( Cook 4 Bli*Motf* for a boo A SPECIALTYDavis Sewing Msclnnc. Decorated Crock ary. always m moA. . L. J. WHEELER. of th# a p*jrr published in the interest* of all daairits cheap home* our Fair groun-U—well ask Will. Green. in • good country. by the choir, a splendid prayer by Rev. L. j Master. and then speak tog rupacooed. WE cal bring* about tbe ram# price that Phil. W Niakern of Hastings made the it has for sometime past, from 8G to 90cto. The thennotnetor last Saturday, marked Northern Michigan, let him try it—Lake City Journ-ii. great deal of satisfaction by all present. • the beat at 96’ in the shade iu this dty. No, think you Ben, not f Next, Jama Clarke. Esq., of yoor city, Yon can kill docks naw/^at i*. if you made one of hia grandest efforts, which eau find llicm, and can shoot straight perfectly delighted every temperance iodisuch trip.afoot, through rain woods—and —and—no, tbaok you. know, and he did too, whieb had a good 38.SOO package* of fruit ( were shipped effect on all prerent. Next was a splen­ from Steven«ri!le during t$e months of did speech from E. W Hewitt, Eerj., of Tbe king ccutiaued drought, was broken June and July this year, am! it tv thoagbt Hickory Corners. His was also a grand in upon ca Monday afternoon, aod every- that at lb* end of tbi* uiontli th# number talk, and everybody present waa highly budy rrjoiec.will wo «wcUi:'l to fifty thousand package*. This point fa growing in rite and importouce every year and giro* promise of bewhieb waa the Bo*t touching piece ever listened to by trar people, aod which biou/hl tun to the eye* of nearly every in; a cooler atmaapbere. iw Office. 5 WOOL CARDING �USE THIS BRAND. Ladies •»- I- X r-tw-l -p-o tlicnt you find the Mini for betwem, and Htlle burdened by, broad which, though a danger id tempmtuovs weather, is a source of uuuriahment for both straw sud car; tbo ears are abort and ih-ht, with defectirr spikelet* at the base. Tbo profusion of annual and other weeds mutt detract greatly from the. posaible yield, and probably not ■ fourth of tbe fields ts af Hiynut M iLl nlllpral»Jieart‘>t convfcy with Sal­ afi- Pimple*illotchfL and all •• to and itBperfeHloE-s ot I*' akin. It ororcnmrwthcflunftr unco of WaL ratifftrt citrminL Itniakvsl 'IHHlTVaHinvM TY; and » ftsiard. and perfect are Hl that It ia Impotable H ita application- ’ sggggggHse LTCM are only now in bloom, aod tbe grain tn fhe moot forward still in the state of wldlc milk, it iv yet too early to prognos­ ticate what thd weather may accomplish toward filling tbe ear with plump berriae. Against the prospect of a good yield in ivr'ftfmx. SMj*S OLD AND RELIABLE —The time fur flowering ia unaeasccabty late, making il likely that the five or six week* tiMiaffy occupied in furnishing the err with grain* aod duly filling aud hard cniug them Way be cpttailcd ; the proba­ ble effect of a bot time would b> to hurry the npcainj acelog that the roots, which might otherwise have sustained aud pro­ longed tbo green and growing condition cl the plant, were prevented by tbe wet jpritig aud summer from going down aufflcicctly deep into the soil; and lastly.tn ; earn uf reol' aud wet weather between thia l*ad.h*rvL*t, the ripening would be still mere unfavorable— a satisfactory filling ol the car principaflydeuendiug on high tem pcrature. when the plant ia well rooted and able to (supply the nutriment which the sun can cause lo l-c uaimilated aud con­ centrated in the grain. >ta a Standard Family Remedy for >dtersaesof theLiver. Stomach jT > and Bowel*.—It ia Purely | * Vegetable.— It u-rrr _*j£ fi THE BEST^ OF ALL LINIMENTS stal. VWe., ta Ita rlt* . m MAK OB B£AS7.i . THEBKST.OF ITS KIND. ■uaisSiB CLMMKXT: Michigan Central Railroad C. A..SNOW&.CO, boy ! -Where w*» he gone 7 Aak of Ute wind* that far around st rewed bite of. »e*t nd bone, and scraps of clothe* and bs!l»-and’t-*pw and nail, and hooka and yarn, tbe relics of th* . dreadful boy that burned hia father* barn. mu nd—tho PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE FOR 6PEHMAT0EEHCA. Julia Clarke, a San Fnncioeo factory Ctrl, waa caught ia a machine by her long hair. She acised a pair of shears and cut off her traaea so quickly that ahe ww not drawn between the wheel* and killed »> she otherwise would bta-cbcen , A gentleman travelingbo' a train of ears recently raid to the conductor. ‘•Sup­ poor tbe brakes would give way, where would we go to T" The conductor remarked that il was Impomiblc for them to giro way. But the gentleman again naked the name question, when the onductor replied; “It ia all owing to wlul ycurpaat life hat been.—Yonkers <7a- ituatar.r Ltutm.nl. »4.23M MUSTANu UNIMEX SANPORO’S RAC? A URE aaid Johnny,. rubbing hb Wurtl and and ' looking expressively al ilia table,w I would . rather talk Turkey.” ■ ' £j Ao asylum for aged domcotic animal* ha» just been opened at Gonerne in France. There arc already a cow 3fi years ol ige, a hog aged 25, aid and iS-year old goal. Tbe acuior member of tbo happy f*tnily. however, is a mule, 40 year* of age. GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT MEXICAN ’SEMINAL PASTILLE' band, who had been a mueratu-. drunk­ ard, when ho wu on * hia death bed, “Itey alill my .dear, aud go en dying ; So long aa you have’got lr, die there is I no use io kicking tho aheei* to piece*. , Bolrulena—"it acema cruel to kill aoji left all lh<-orchard* melancholy with tbs many animal, for u*—lhirty-»ix pwr,| abwoic of fruit ba. refused luxuriant i growth to the crops, and at the tame time I developed ewry jimiblu'form of Ataothrrdon't tint nwoKeta take tbvir »kina -off|: | ing and devouring weed*. Hoeing aud handte>7Ao*<*X-i7tt»y /Liu. | weclmg bare bom of little practical u— Bwntbx, ani farmer! declare that ••Johnny," mid a fend mother t-> h«r'Jbr J . weed* cut up in the morning, have rooted boy, ..which would you rather do, apeak j before the bneuxn were out of the French or SpaaisbT'' “I would rather." again ' GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. hw« <• <.. Items'* r.lte, ^rx.,'7.r.T$ | lo ta «o:«t«4 Iu €k 1 figure* can troon under existingconditio**. ■ InAxxl there are tuany indication* that numVen of tenant* will not bo long able to py their real*. What .hail they do ? Will adviser* recommend them to try milk eou. fur Loodop-a trade which many dairy firmer, already find overdone ? Sown of’- tbe .scheme* coatrired -for farmer, beams by <ea»ot» and foreign | competition are more benevolent, than' bu.tnrulike mure LbeorcticaT thin avail- I able in actual practice. Minor produc­ tions ofthe farm must always remain llm ited; and it would bn a, idle for example, to recommend tbe Rootbiag farmers to give up corn and raise butter and eggs aa to urgJ that they should turn their alien- I tioo to cucumber* because a clevsr man ‘ at Broomfield, near Chelnufurd, cut* and Mods to Covert garden 3.000 per week of Ito lougtal, atnightott and moat tender flrahed of thc*e coo), juicy relishes that J BOOKS t.MILLIOK K ,,1. . - -1 * si uw. J. ..., I,.... • — t’ WOMAN [MARRIAGE] CHICAGO A TO BAILRCAD SiiHPBiSJ«fl CURE. lLu£l'.a THE BEST 0880 Library Note*. Tho lady who goes away for her health and talus five trunk, begin* to decline in weight tbe minute aha ducovcr* that another lady b» brought six trunk*. Tbe Her. 0. R. Daria, sf Canon, aod tho Rev. W. R. Jenvey, of Beno, sever loeo aa opportunity of giving each ether ' a nly dig. Parson Davin preached at Renii the other Bunday, and while taking break- To bo mamed twice to the rntnn man, and to be asperated from him twice, and all before reaching aixteen yeare, is ao expencnoo which fallo to tbe let cf but few young girle. Madame Rothachild. ‘mother of the great capitaliat. Jived to tbe advanced age of niooty-cighL Her wit, which wc are amured, wae remarkable, aod her intellect­ ual facnltiea, which, were of no common order, worn preserved to the end. In her last illncao ahe laid lo tho phy*i*ian: •'Doctor try to do oomotlusg for me." Italtaa sefc**l eywem lo grevnl1 Ur » C. Ilrown.II* eipeeiUon of the union* mwhal. Of twVLof In Th* Ari School* of PhiUdetphii. theoc neihoil* eonalaclag larply In liameJUie drewfag wllh lie hruah, ineaitro aiixly of thv miquir. and Ihe’rtu ly of anatomy in ll>o <ti»•vctlng roue.,—principle, which >re Mmewhat rHocted in the i!lu.:nticn. of the piper. ■Meh are alt by pcpila rftbr ocbwla ; ami 3 PnifeaMr T. B. U-unaLury'. diaeuwl m of the arrnaent. tar aa 1 agaiMi Ea(iiah SpoLlag Befiraa,—tho writer taking uron* croud In­ favor of Ibe pevpeoed reform, which ho pre­ STS. Mlahte.*.' anrreaat - l» Ctaiat*. MUhlfM. lataraa M tta aaM . C3~»~ llahtaU h -----— iiilfc totaU* .-gttesttat, Frier-, *. U, •»’ rtlUU. mw«>. Werefw I. I««l.uia Ita. r»«».t ..tete-, a*4 t.. VOLTAIC PLASTER t ,**'.*!*.^!’**‘ JJ*"- ***>*««. t». C. Fort Wayne, Jugkuon & Saginaw R. R. SHORT XZETsTE. 75 milks tinunrrxT to IXMIA5APUL18. LOVtSVlLLK Aa EleetroOalvinlc Battery ootnblnarf with • highly Medicated Pinter containing the WASHINGTON. ;• Tim colored debating club among the hand* upon ibe plantation of Mr. A. M. Griffin, in Leo County, Ga., had as the rub­ jock of their hot debate: 'Which are of the moat beoedt lo the country, tbo law­ yen or tbo buzzards? After much wrangling and an animated discussion, they finally decided in faror of the bur- gsaivsMStaa- ST. LOUIS. KANSAS, TEXAS AM >11 Wtst. west. KIKKCT hWTt TO BALTLMOttE. COLLIIS’ VOLTAIC PLASTER NEW PIANOS §125. I fo. ia. Cmaty at (>».■ fejutTiSwa Chanoory Order KIT. HOUSEKEEPERS Nawfy- married kurtand : ‘‘Thia i. a bud of mine my dear—a friend of twenty writ'standing." Hb bride. Good gra­ na: Then pray give.hlm a aeat, for I CHICAGO It LAKE HL” THE KITCHEN The Portland"/??* soya that tri one shop io a noighbortag village there are seven men who voted tbo Greenback tick­ et last year who will rote tbo Ropablioeu iim lo task fur hte ipwaisim* «n.l uMpirilul siMd ; dociM ohaagm ia (ioerr EW‘> ticket thia year. Thia i* »ienply a eomple, lylo aa-l naihnd are uulwt L-y a reviewer of Quito a large nerabor tif Democrat* In ■Wuphraatns throb : a full amount U givoa of ho long icne-sUi u»> kl.ly puU-'lt-l Tory Waldo county, Malrnt, go with Mr. Sitnptiotory M th* Rreotatlnn; there k aa telarooo of tbe Bdisiet J-nna\ io the Bopnb-, Beas p«rty, becauc they ere hard nxmry men and arc opposed to the tndo-and- MINERAL SOAP. >utq a hu. ‘MW wspl, Canada Southern Railway � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-09-10.pdf 2f94a1d79c6d86a24d1696320610fb68 PDF Text Text Tl* frpreire^ M't VOL. 24. N(). it) HASTINGS, MI< WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879. ,E NO. 1270. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER MEW YORK. Jackson Wagon IMPROVED FOR 1879. JOHN K. EASTMAN. ATTORNEY AT LA W A SOLICITOR Heaviest Ironed. Beat Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White U'mI, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein ret with the Patent Skeiq Setter, and Every Wagon Warranted Central Railroad The Rexible, characteristic voice was suddenly silent; the darkneas wm around them, but Paul knew thsl this strange, I m. rrurul. wayward nature had melted in ■car.. The minutru slipped by, but writb* 1AP1DS DIVISION More .T ACKROAT WAGONS "• “'<* »•» Barn- County than all others CQHfbined, yet the repair* do not average WESTTU AND FRQM »IDS AND DETROIT GREBLE & RUSSELL’S K55ft BUCKEYE CRAIN BBILL ALffll® JMIUFEIOS. Of wliidi more year* than all other The following are a 1« of whom we coMidenih Robert Mitchell, Fred Hecht. Jl’na Bare. DENTIST Nasivills Mitliiaii WILLIAM WALTER. Jerry Roger*. Cha*. Youngs, Joseph Stincheotub; Caleb Garwood. * Al. Parker, Jacob Edger, Jcsne Simmon.*. A E. Bull, Friend Soule*. Wntson Woodruff. Jas. Mtlllyn. A. Barnaul. McKelvey Bro Daniel Warner. Jmnes Jones, A. ,1. SponaMc, Chas. Dol|»h,y L. K. Powers Frank Darby Th..- McGrath, Milo.Fiah, .Inntcii Boyd, F>W. French, Geo. Whitney. Win. Beadle, h.iac t’unntnghnni. A sail IrMI drifting slowly op th.- bay. I ' waiting for tbe lingering wind,—tkeuiud I wbk-h tarrh-J no long that for a whole hour , the bust had been ojf the town, o-jtliocd against the rtwy rest, her loosely hanging : ewuvsM throwing deq- ahisdows ujwn the I burui.hed waves that ripped around lbs ■ pv- w,—this was the f ieiurc m*u from i shore, a» u.utioulrww aftd bruntifal as if it It has ^een greatly improved for 187!1. ... _ attached front or back of the DRILL n- desired. The indicator is on the back side »f the Hopper. Feed Chip- are stationary, and it All Work lUARANTEED. now hns a gauge that came rnrh Loe to run one uniform <l» pth -o that every kernel of Wh< .t is planted the 'nine depth. A result never before, attained nn nuy Drill. D-nt - fail to the new Drill t- Jbefore buying. Friday Ere. August Sih, 1879 Hw Brel or. Mayor Grant in the chair. , Roll ul Aid. being relied the folUwiog were present AM. Bartow. H.teti, Koily, MeNaughton, Praasou, Shnaer and .'lodge* Stere. Carriane, Sin aid Ornamental Goaunittre oc Finance reported In favor of allowing the account of Jas. L. Sfanoo »l 95 75. Report accepted and adopted PAINTER • Hastfrif Sweey's H°TtL> Imperial Soap chxia of bit Gndcs, uo ioipwn-uaaummtxw . | to labor sbtml l disrticbujt him. for though ' his brush was idke, be »u storing up pic-1 tares in bis brxia , rich or poor, obwsure or tiisAiaguuhed, it wm all uno now. With hfa aplrndid, hrehhv physique, sod his keen, him* of enjirymeot, empty pickets were a joke. . r Ofl from the shores-ame ilia sweet swttnd of the crcoinj belie, the merry clamor of HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES Th, l’r«L* of tl>.‘ luiperial Soap » SS.3S per bo., <>r bio . lb. bar,—75 1I-. io lbe bo*. To any one wbo will rood <u air onler for 10 box.-, with clp S62JIO wv wijj rant one box extra free a, a premium. Or U|e order, may be real to u- for oae or more boxer at a time, *olb remillnn. o. and when wo bare lliu.. received order, for 10 boxe. wo will rend Urn eleventb box free ar propored wIkm htfmor had chimed in with his friend’s, from so impulse of hia i>nprnwible The Enalleooc of this Hotel •liove. If you dq col «Mi to mud money in advance you may nature, awoke suddenly to a euMcwcwnres dcpci.il it with any beaker nr merchant in ga.al credit iu your latat St Bal DtnM-ran It IWi town with too underrtandiuR tout he i«to remit inn u> nn rarcipl ol too Soap wliieb ia to be toippC’l to hi, care. Addre.s _ The first hotel is tbe State to reduce rates. Ike first hotel in the State with Paesenger Elevator. ithern Railway (see. That pectlctsisn amuuied an erect position immediately. jfKxcune me. Borneo, but, redly, though I’m food of enrereen, I bare xrmo cliaioa M to their jixslity. Vale, did you aM that llm6 * :3 r •How did that happx-n !' •Why. it seems my father fell into a trrel with wn.' t/’liw jolly friends, and ught to save [bis honor by Millog himself up M a target fur the fellow who iniuhrei him. which might have done very well if be had not had the misfortune to be I,it,-killed outright. in Get. The 26 fest S iachre , hr »th of beam. 7 fast 3| inebws ; depth front upper edge of gunwale to underside of the iron keel, 3 feel 8 iiiehen. The keel fa a liogfa piece nl white pak. and there fa a hire keel of iron. The planking ia two laym ol drrs cel tnabofiany,' each plank L«inc threw- Naya-O. The subject matter of payi»< lieowes tuooey received July 4th u th* Cnlwbru |wnko just in time. That I have the fincM ittuck uf Dry Goods inBarry County. I bought, iny Stuck in Nvw York bcMre the advance. I have not ad- COOK & KOGERS vanccd iny prices. I sell Ladies’ Ready Made Suit* for $1.00 15 ,cents’ White and Figured Lawn* for MEAT MARKET FRESH s SALT MEAT Linen Suitings for Kid Gloves in all Shade* 18 cents - PARASOLS, FANS,EMBROIDERY STAPLES OF ALL KIND: Plain and Brocade Trimming IN ALL HHAIIE: routTifY4itori»l Silks The fnlbwing acooucU were received Birney Van Brunt, hauling sugros to fire. | t.W Karl Brown, faying sidewalks 31 31 �HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. Opposition to all piper infla­ tion, sad consequent .dqiredation. Tn favor of a currency of coin and paper of eqnal value, and equal purchasing power, the p&pcr convertible with coin at the will of the holder. . Mrs. Dixon's Letter. The Golden and Pine Tree States. ! viadkalw ysv u> the end ; snd tic? will neviBr forgvt the gslknt nun wku drove ; oat lluir pluudrecra and <x>t rereora in the hutoric ye*.- of 1875." Then ignis, April J'J, he rey*, "With kiadtrt rvpnrd* and f«ar of uviiig harm or injury t* hi* ■ the bop.? that you will bs acquitted, no* CT ? When the honor nf moo's bosaes Ihstr'pune* aro threaMtrad to ehrck t Mtpoarieg. of sympathy fur sa wnfor- th* smart* eft»r>« city, i»n tku morning of the 19th, by Jamra A. Bari.edu.-. Jk-r..ocratic candidata'fer the office of chancery ciert. ■ Still, peraecutioo and outrage are elertioM thia fail That the ReptWiran majorities will be a'grtat dal larger than they would bare b«a but f<tr thia and other tatnderi commiuad by the bull daacr» io tb* to*th, there cau scarcely be > doubt, fit, when Democni* w9l kill DemoeraU because the esc i» not so Aaocntr te u th* other, good men in the north who bar* ever been metubgr* of the Dem­ ocratic party, win think long and well, be­ fore they fully make up Itelr mind* to continue thcii memberahip longer in ao blond loving, a party. The »uutb, and the sooth ealy, will bo irepomsblc fur a solid north, and a solid nokh is Inevitable Isis' Yuitto, W aii Cihiiti homai" mean ? Not poverty, fir that ia alto a separate throat. "Who steak my ' puree steals trash; 'tie aumethio^, nothing-, 'twin mine, t» hia, and b*a Ihku slave to Ihuuaacd* ; but ho that filches my good • Wo have given coniidcraHe apace on our editoyicl page of thia irtar, «n th* ktter of Mra. H. M. Dixcw, wM. of IL M. Diana who wm so cowardly tnunkrad at Ymoot liters few days ago by Berkadalc. WB bare no apologia to make for ririug the letter ia full, nd oaly aak our many rmdnra to read it from twgimiing to end. Bond it, and thro form yettr own conriu-rotr. M to whether it is a BepaHiean lie, gotten up ia the interest of th* Republican party to help to elect the Be* publican ticket io lira states that bold 1 The State Tick­ et, and all four of the Congress­ men elected in California by the Republicans. nits* the south take* a carter differcut coo me from that which it is Mjr pcrauing. Washington l.etter. WAimin<TTox, f>. 0.,) •Sqd. 4; 187’J. I ‘ The Now York republican Sula Ccnveotiou yesterday did its w«k • promptly, liaranonioualy and well, and adjourned tn the beat offeefiag.. The cindHatc* and pilot funu are uncxcoptioeab'c anti the sau­ ce** of the Republican party in New Turk iaaaaured. H-m. A.‘B Cornell wait num- L. J. WHEELER AuaUOlr, Jtoc* JB, 187». 47rf ^EAL"ESTA>E. FOR SALE ACT TO REET. Io L'm letter accepting the St. Louis o-iniinalion in 187U, Mr. Tilden eaid : "A financial policy which should secure the bluiiMt credit, wisely availed of, ought gradoally to oUaitf a reduction of one per cent, ia ir-tervt oo meet ofilw loan. The whole screnfcca hundred million* of fund cl Lett might be paid by thia saving »h<ne* without emt to the people.” If thstwa* “the highort credit,* wisely availed of which would gradually •‘obtain n reduction of one per cent. io ioUrert,” what praise cannot bo fairly awarded that of Sir. Sherman which haa* rcdoe- 20,000 Republican plurality over Teenies, and than 40,000 over the Democratic Ticket in Glorious old Maine. uuopmntuun. This ao-ca'lcd ' liar, isBdcl, murdvrer, Kibler, etc , wa» the same who*-? name re men warc’froudly upca their Uaotu* io 1873, as iodiimting hia lredrr»hip of them in the hour of hi* country'* peril Drawn up in rank and file on the street* of YatJO city, my husband and hi* brave comrade* received the reramendatiooa of Lauutr, Singleton, George and dlicra fur hia cou.-agn and f.ilclit^y to hi* cunnltr. -F'*ir and true women evinced their grati­ tude in *ourruin>, poetry, mode, etc.; and in the illnmiuatiuh of our city which f>lIi wad the po’iilcal ttiutajh of that time, his name tdaccrl from th- wisdow, of our proudest homrv. He was the man Ileus, on Craur Strert. our Fair' Orwand. turerarty owned by M»u. For nt. II«ri> u xiittla'kron ultra uu tho l*t* extra mv.Ich of Cucgrcnn frouT u ultra Fuuthcrn Democratic journal: “How ran th* groat Democratic party of the llnl'.o go before tiio country arguing in favur cl frra olvetwna, whilff the Demoeral» .,1 Mt»>iwppiarv enforcing mob law and ikctdin^ potiiieal conical, before a |»otei.. cart? What argument uted agaiart troop* at tb<a polk Mimtarippi tech warn* a candid KTiappen's Law Office. Knappen's Law Office, ORGANS. The above chap IhmI heard not from California, and like nil of inatrd without delay, a rceoud balk: king neewmiry io any ease. The plat­ form seta firth plaialy the rej-ubtk rt view of the hwuee of the current cantirs, tear- Knappen's Law Office. M0NEY T0 LOAN. Wheat, Wool. Corn, Potatoes Lard, ■ Butter Pork, Hams, back’ i. IHiirfn. Dr«t,i>*!>.«•»**«< ul’-! JSf d Editorial Correspondence. throughout New England—tod down in tht ‘-Hue Tree” State the, pclitkfcn.v hare improved it for all it war worth.’ It la now too late to speculate on result* there, a* herewith win be printed the actual reaslt, yet we cannot refrain from agyisg only itrengthcn our convictions Mtn the prok.ldo result set forth in cur! letter of last week from Augusta, tad if ths Hcpuhlicans do not carry the stain next Monday the turtece indications of (be pcpalar will, will all prove fallaotMU, and deceptive to the l*U degree, which We do not bvlievc. The party dahn to day m.ire thsm "0,000 rotes, and they ought to be able io uniat them out of the ballot boxes Moijcky even­ ing, and we behave they wJ!, and-lbat th.y will, also, elect a majority in both branches of the Legislature, and of the county cfficcn. Duuihly our wish that thia should bo w warp, our judgement, but the figure* will trll and to them the reader's attention ia directed. We reached this city ibis afltroaon. end at the esniest and mere I ban penistent request* of tho Tempcranoe people, have couaentcd to «*y orcr to morrow and talk for Temperaneo in ’‘Eagle Dal.” The city b ia a deadly war with the Ih.m I>ourr, and every effort ia being made to enforce vigoroutly the Prohibitory Jaw, and we could not refuae to du anything in our power to aid the noble men end women rngsged in thia work. thongh *e had hoped and expected to pan the Sabbath at Lebsnon, wiih the ftieud. of oar boyhood Concord ia it beautiful city o( wtac 16,­ 000 people, situated on the tabla land* west of the Merrimac Hirer. It is the capital of the *t*te, and io the home of many mannfactunng iodotrie* enpiojhig hrp? capital, and the labor of tbeoauda of niecliania. It l>u clwap been compare tivriy prosperous, and ia in some resyecu State, while pirate residence. and pddio buBdiags rival in nragniferoo and beauty thorarfaey iuhmd city in tho roaotrr. Of our trip ore the Borton. Gwexnl. i this Greenbacker han heard about the election in Maine, and he hopes there may be some mistake about the Senntc- having a Republican majori­ ty ; but Hire hope* must come to grief, because the Republicans have a majority in both branches of the legislature. As we go to press, we arc un­ informed as to whether the Re­ publicans of Maine have elected their Governor or not. That, however, matters little, except that it would suit Republicans better, than that the Governor should have to be elected by the Legislature.’ The - Republicans of the Pine Tree State have covered themselves all over with glory ; having done a mighty work, resulting in reclaiming the State from misrule. The Ijogisl&ture will stand ns follows: Senate—Repub. 19, opposition 12.' House—Repub. 78, oppo­ sition 64. Therefore, in case the election of Governor goes into the leg­ islature, Davis, Republican,(will be elected at any rate ; but wc are in hopes that he lias fysen elected by the people, but it may require the official count to determine whether he was so elected dr not. But in either case, Maine has reasdn to be proud of her grand work on Monday last. eluding this morning, until the Grand Hapids Democrat infurmtd them that they were mirtaken, feoled, whipped. There wu not a Grerabeck organ, wo do nolWieve, in th* United States, but cal­ culated on a large GrawUek majority in Main* at the kto election. At kart they al) said so, though w* bad our doubts all along wbrtbcr they really briiercd it, but then they must w birth or their courage would al! depart. 'Bat now, that they have brt Maine, astnc of them remark, “well, if you, (A* IUp.buc.iu; could not curry Maine, what State did yw think you could carry." 0 ye gvda? Now, Ohio h where the Greouha are going to bury the llopublisin party. Yas, «»<aa already hear lira sotted of th* Greenback dirt ■ it tell* upon the BepubHean coffin in tai political grave. Why, if the Itepublican majarity Mis muc'h below 40.000 in Ohiii, alaoet every Democrat and every TaTVtKs^^trtwoT C't *?tiySwl ^HUNT’S thief and outJ-w, to fca-.B hia. Lcme and family, and tbnc demand* mode in th? . . -l|iC MBtiUjIy of Piaster, Lime, Hair, Stucco, Cement, And-ali kinds of Dry­ Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you have and to buy every­ thing you want. ^REMEDY vm.e. ciJkkb. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS any huiband wat brought ! luungr, borne by the p-ipab bi* wairt. ihe city physician tiff bi* clothing Jown the lire* hi* woanda. When placed o my l.tnlnrtd pimjwil: "Oh ! I s,5Ku.,“ex$ua w*» walking ik«n the »trcct. Av I s.-red MeCormick’sdrug «tcrr I isw Jicu Barks­ dale ar-d W. D. Gibb* (who. by the «r«r, is Dcmerrati: Hats rctutiri tlanding io •V Tt.s Urtvrv IS-..M U I. lh< I the door. 1 thought I rcrald get by with- javl-sjfESss., cut beior atuckcd (ahhiraph ter two voeka I have not giew down lira street expecting Ttrt v.;„ addulud to card* 1 admit, tj gut back alive), when, just t* I g-1 »npoiite McC rtmlA'*, Jim Barksdale robed aa he was abo fund ol the turf. He had the means and kiastc to indulgo in three amcjementa. and to the injury of no one; they were at h» own expeaac, TO ------------rr---------- •— Ottttpylb® highest office* lu oar reantrv, 1 Ivar our congress balls and wnste-cbauber* would. hsorotM of tbelr brightest ornaments lie was a strictly temperate mau, snd no one had more n-gard and appreciation for the virtue and chastity of wuuiao. A> an enemy he was bold and aggreaaive ; u a friend l>o was warm, affectionate, and tru* about "I did not." Hr. Hull caked if Jim Barksdale spoke at aii, and 4f Bark*, dale fired first. “I did act hear a sound, and did hot dreum »f immediate dang?.uatil 1 frit that I . w» badly al.rt in lb* back." Mr. Holt arked ray husband if he CONSUMPTIVES I Keep, constantly oa hand only wisksd to c-lerer Op the gtsyndic** eburga aud the plot which I had rcra gradually thickening against me. He again refuted the nra«, saying that kt wuiH CMfruttt me.’’ My husband arid, before dying: "I had rather bran killed than to hsto killed »ny of thorn ;" attd, when I exdritncd, “0 no! I would that rou bad killed them all, aul your life bad been spared to mo," ho said, “No, no, you nnut not say that." Ho abo raid, *^1 wish <1 7 LIME, HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER ' PUMPS. .___ - k_PL0W8, , DRAGS i::is ia 2 CULT!V*iTOM, nOUBLX SHOVEL PLOWS. LEFT HAA’D PLOWS. Reaperand Mowers. 9k> biK*»eal Cash price for al! kinds of Farmers Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at his Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Street*. Hastings, April, 2. 1879. 49 * a friond who told him I was inoueent of 'all charge*. I wrote the aame to the Dttaocratie cxcoLte committee, sUa to ' ' ” '_ mommw of the .— ---------—_________ w scurrilous- rceolalion* were read), and demanded o£ Pu* acy tho name* of the two u>ct> who could nay they had ever lautd no blotting the auaaaiaation cf Buka lair He refold JOHNSTON’S sarsaparilla’ AT ORAHD RAPIDS, UICB. iw rnwr annual rAta,«( u» Wtsnu Bam iSiir.Ttik in Ktmi SCSETT, �m* iftruiiiemi Byt/in ■othijstg 'wik, But ad ciiiim i'ewalty. MpootJence. Common Cotmoil. , Aug, 2Stb, 1879 j Cumuxta Council i>t in ferial eemion rime In its never • Frifcy Ere. September 5th, 1879. .H i , . .. *’0SWi yLjur Grant in the efrair. Bull tri Aid. baing allied thr fULwiag' we prrevulAid. Barlow, Hats* r-tKT Tom RwiaffS "Hag Baby," or the diacuvary of the Cardiff Giant; but we oshbrate to day boesuao it is the sauivre-1 saiy uf the orgauixauou uf our township ; Sunday School Amociatiou, and by request, 1 *■ K°b>E U-toil the reader, of the Baskxb a little about our Picnic with winch wv tkbsnrvsd this 19ih ansireraary. I am fttUy of the opinion tbit tiro clerk ol the The acc't cf J. K. Goodyxr, Esmweather ■ decidedly ia favor of Sunday School Picnics, Lr in thu paU 18 yt-ara Th« acc't of 0. Kuappcn, e*U ia suit, we have never had any but picaraat days tot mu anniversary, and today wu not City ot H.i*llags, rig. Albert Keith, Tbe futosiiug oral', were aisurs an uneptioo. Opening bright and pleasaat bnt for being a little too dusty, it could to regard to during aaloona at 10 o’dotk b the evening or « ir u,e Common Connell no ordere. and that no liquor be told in room* where billiard* or other g»m« are played, went into effect. Will J. WHEELER. l.W‘2ScA I9- 1879. IL ESTATE. ■bE ABB TO REST. lain .nd frumps cure. Powerful—ihuoxh gentle—In it* action, it directly maim the reat.of diaw«, elrfuMa the ay teem 61 all itupuriiira, aud completely J^Kfrea il lu hralth aud eipir. It i. an unequalled diuretic, hevi*; no .leuhjic pm/perthn, but poaqrvee tunimpwra Icrauative virtnra. In aegerc «<a a V should he alternated WeanuMbats nur PAY at oooe to with Sandriino Eliair. Will du just a. uw trisblc reeommeuded, Uacd a* directed, or money 1S-21 Smitik Houlx A Pxxstun. refunded. Pric* 81. Ask tour druggist. Thousand. of iraUmotiute attrat its worth. I A Fux Book of nearly” 180 large Torre Haute, fnr), Dec.’ 11, '78. Dr. Mto page* for tbo sick. Full of valaGounod, 5 Wut Hth St. N. ¥.: I an, !o MKna on Scr-tfulx; Ihacarao of the perfectly witling to otriily that Sandelin* —’ prtecribed by ■TSStti were in error - io stating that the Betti boys trial wu progreaeing uws THREE PAPERS FOR $4 00. went to.prem lart week. It wu to have come off on that day. but on Monday pre­ vious they appeared and plead guilty, .nd paid their Sore fl!5, but w« were not ja. formed of it in time to make the eorvet- We will send the Detroit; Weekly Poet’ nnd Tribune for; one year, the Michigan Fanner for one year, »nd the RefcbliO&K Baxneb until Jan 1st, 1881, The two Sweden, Jokuson'a, murdervn to any person not now a wub- of Marshal Gibbs of Middleville, had their scriber tu die Baxnkb, for 14.00, examinati m on Mondayfclut at the Court to any person sending us die House, bpfore Esq! Biker, The examina­ money for the three paper prior tion lookup the most of the day, and re­ to September 15th, 18 a 9. The sulted in their being committed for trial Banker and the Fanner for at the next term of the Circuit Court for $3.00. The Banker and the the murder ofJames Gibbs. Post anu\ Tribune for $2.70. Weses by the Allegan Jmtnal that a Now is your time to get good few nights side*. Dr H. J. Turner of papers cheap. Wayland, son of Br. H. C. Turevr of Entered at the Post OfficeHastings, Mich., as Secondclass Motteri_________ en’s Law Office, 1GA.5TS, r band* for rate* thro* rlr— . which we wHI arUM cub at lory prieea. Apply an*s Law Office. EY TO LOAN. kind* A».—Your Prpscrqilktus and RewptH. Wltalix it made of? Am.—PureDRUGS only. .. How u it made ? . ’ Aw.—With care and accuracy. /WlJfre to gel it ’ /Ar.-.,1—At Roberts SotchkisB, where you will alwavfi find a full nnd ietod Slpck of ’ ' DAT KIDNEY and Medicines. 1&AU8 AND ROI ;New Report! Boabrud Johoouo'a Grove which bad been admirably arranged with tabla, .peaker, aland, acai* Ac. The extreme* proper wu opened by the congregation aiuging, "I need the every bow." Atiai which Rev.. Mr. McCord raad the 14th Chapter of Matthew, then followed prayer by iter. David Reynolds and ringing "Wonderful Committee on ordinatnea reput/d the' Words of Lilt” by North Piue ^Leke j. school. Of euurae it would not be a Sunday ft Hoeing erdraanoe: An ctdinabcc for tbr- puvtmiuK of per-1 School Picnic if some one did sot talk, end the next thing in order waa remark, Sena not perMOgaraor rail .rued employer* I by Revs. MeCmdaod Bradley of ttiohknd, Paakhurat of Hickory Curuera end Cal­ kins ce Prairievilk If uw mk! apeceJ would permit, I should U pleracd to write in detail of their remark., bnt will But. 80 auffiioo it lo eay they each talked well, end I feel that the thanka of ail are due Uoee Gentleman for the oouideratioo of By Aid. Ilarl r. lime and childish patience they mani firtJm.', Thit the City Lot bo and fasted in their speeches After this • flow e iame la hereby r<nkd to Wm. Fof wit and feast of reason," wo repaired to Icka upon the payment uf Gccdvlbra per the tables there to find awaiting^uaja most in m>i»i <.M<a chrwe diaesree are curable. Sent trn one atamp. Addrcaw .Mvattar Hill Putt. Co.,, 11 30 No. 129 & 28tb Street, N, Y. Time ebaog.. ud PRICES rbjnp »iU> tMw. Ner.r was TEA as cheap us now. 5Ye have a foil line of NEW TEA al prices that never was so low. SUGAR Is as Cheap tut aril place in Michigan. SOAPS 5 c. bars, 8 p. bars, 4 for 25 c. or 20 tf. bars.' COFFEES 20 sacks juBt received at prices from 124 to 35 quality from cheap RIO to the finest JAVA TOBACCO We can beat the County as wabuy al Manufactory prices FISH W c have a full line cheap. STARCHES Orangeville, lost fifty dollars in grsenbecka by sometrae entering hia b&ae in the subotantisl feast, which our good ladies . f nigkt and taking the money from his pan Prairievilk know so weH how to prepure taloons pocket. Better turn printer Doc., After doing ample justice to the dinner,1 and the children had played, and the older ones rested a while, we returned to the speakers stand to listen lo some very Co<-; music, Tia said Musin bfth rharais to Scaoot. —-Parents are interested in hav­ ing their sons and daughters prepared for doing something for lliemselvea. This is why they so generally pstrooixs the m we enjoyed, with Mim Lindwy at the Grand Rapids Practical Training School. organ led Meh riogcra ae 1’xvfa. Baird and department lu-ld at lluir hun in lln> city Calls for competent help waa never more FUlsy, Mr Manley end Rev. Sir McCord, on Friday Aug. 1. IH7:‘, Addbra Rgglrefrequent than now. the wood, fairly rang witE melody. Prof-, j ion wm rleeV.d tu au u)brr,hip in said A cnupls of young hunters at Naalrt Baird end Filley tang that beautiful aotag company subject to tb« approval of your All kinds to suit you. Of all kind*. CANNED GOODS FRUIT of all kinds tn season CROCKERY Best, as cheap as others sell aji inferior quality. STONE warp: We have 50,000 gnllor.n Ohio wore. fcr FARMEF.3 PRODUCE TAKEN IN YOONG.HAN SMITH, IIOGLE <SL PRESTON. 12rn2 Hastings. July 22. 1870. villa got a eke carriage and horse, and went into the country to hunt. Not treeting with very good auccmn, they BITTERS. Almrec awtatwg time, butAl*<oc ati must be put up jure the rame. W. W. Ki llry la rreriving hie gvoda at the W. 'H. Tinkler store. efviM my darting/' then ia rerpunre. u> the gum war accidentally dtachirged J load call for it, Prof. Baird rang bia uPk through the top of the carriage, miking a uie Song'' which elicited bur.t.of langl bole Urge enough lor' a dog to crawl through. That waaThurwlaV la*L fSomcthing tiba in the Line of WIND MILLS POWER CORN SMELLER. tfullv n-pi newspaper printed at Grand Rapids is be. fore a*, and ■ splendid number it ia. It ia devoted to local and general news, tem­ Mr. Z. B Willison hu appeared on our perance, agriculture, adenee, etc. ' Il will streets . few time* meetly, but does not gain strength very fail. year in club* of ten or more, for 11.00 per A Udy by ike Maa of Scutl died in year, caah in advance. It ta an eight page 2d wsrd co Sunday bat of tyjrboid fever, paper, and L« oa ebeep, at the abore prior, aid wu buried yawterxisy. aa it h goixi. Subscribe fur it. Job wofk ia rushing us, but then^ we tin Monday morning laal, O. E. Wood­ diaperued to our hooiee thankful,' I U4al, ere equal ’ ruff, who has been engaged in the liven lo the giver of all gu>d gifts fur the the help. pleasure of tl e day, and hoping duubtira*. to be (pared to attend the next yearly Pionie which Vaa appointed for the un: plane. QcaPRaTX. iENsioirs<’<<’ lAPARILLA ■'iKPU jSJ > HAPIDS, MICH. BIAS iKKlfflUJ JEU MOT, U tlKAKlJ RAMtffl. . < -sedsy. Wcdrssdxy idxy and Satardxy. Woodlamd, Sept. Oth. 1870. Farmers are busy cutting corn and wound. At hut acecunte, Wocdruff wa» sowing wheat. doing fiorly. b*ppj. Krrry dancer wishes to go to the dance The M. E. Sunday School exeurkion to at the Woodland House on Friday evening Jackaon ooe week ago to day, waa a grand The doctors are beginning to smile borocrawa, notwithstanding it rained Lard ,UM of tbeir buaincss. . Exat of the day- The visit to the priaoo J. M. Reiser has a new elder jtess now >ls are progreraing finely, gnd waa made, and the excuraioniata ate their meat an exhibhka ul what la Mjkd at the .Union, claim they are dinner on the fair ground aa per pro­ sekoce applied to works uf industry uccuk otter school than* they ever at- gramme Everybody vraa bound lo have pirn the greater poitlra uf the space. If a grand time, and they had it, and finan­ tlieortiicaily the title of the ixhibitii'n cumus something, practioilly it tuejo. cially, it wu all that could have been doThe boys who have been ruMictliog st nothing at all, lor apccimctia uf every aired, u the nett profite ware 1150.00. lying upon his back ot imxgiuablo manufaclunil artleh are duly'etoakw have ill returned well plrwd Pretty good for. a rainy day. • Mayor's store. No sir' arrayed aide by aide. Tbe unirretxl na­ ilh country end scenery. ture of the exnibitidn his been to dietiilthe greenback eagle. We Irarn by way of the Naahvflb Nrui ute whatever Inlrreat, it may pon-wa over, of a moot dutrrraing accident which' occur­ Mr. Henry L- Newton e gr. at number cf _variuu> objects. Sue store ready in about ten dsya to receiyw s red at that place on Thunder of bat week ecao under th-«c <ireui»»tanee» can only stock of groceries, which ho himself pro­ A Mr. Blair who had* recently moved be altaiueiJ where the show ia giganticsuch as the Champ de Mara laal year. As from Kaeeaa procured a drayman with poses to pot into it. it w, tun Palais de I' Industrie is merely The boys in the Bannkx office take bia dray to go with Nr. Blair to get aome an orrtai'wm yilknum—a baraar, with a bed licka filled, and on their way home, a Chis occasion lu return their thinks tu Nr. band playing in the middle of it. x-id con­ taining Dany refrceliment bare where C. J. Norris of Morges, tor s eoupla of little daughter of Mr. Blair who accom­ panied them, foil off the dray, ooe of the drinks and talabko are add al higher splendid watsrmcilocs. prices than-thueo which obtain outside. bind wbeda pearing oveAer. and injuring All who have laundry work done from There axe many viritura Dcvcrthrlcas. nod house, abceld patronite Mra.- Brown in ike We ackcawkdga the receipt of the New dard of values; who will show that neth­ 1st ward. She does her work wry nicely, Haves, (Cons.) Hrgieser. which caste Io er State linaa nor State laws can stand in and at reasonable prices. the way of the command of the Conaiitu A Mr. Kellogg of Nashville while bend cue day laat week. It aootaiao aa tiou ; that the laws of the United States werkiog ia bia furniture factory oo Thur, made io pnnraanee thereof • , r • country editor's luck; struggling to pay day last, got hb aoeeapKl open by a knife shall bo Uta supremo law of the land ; sad hia Debts one Day, Comparatively who will not tolerate the starviM of an flying <wt cd the shaper. Wealtliy the Next." Now we acknowl­ awimttiing dolle a hub uliractvd each *»lIf you would sot dost! loads of fun, go edge it to be a very Soo story indeed ; and tcoiiow »t the exhibition. The Stfeet ia to Union Hall on' Mmxiay evening next, we are really ghd fortbat editor's good produeod by a reflecting itlaar, end t« very and sm Prof. Kennedy tnsko some of the furtnne, bnt torn,-why—, well, we will boys perform. He can do it. print the article for five oeoU per line, Deacon Van Brunt is eonfioad to hia cash ib advance. \ Democrat nent}j eonvirtad in to bo gaining very much, and she has been Jennings county, Indiana, of importing confined to her bed for a. long time. vntm Into the rnuniy at a national eboThe Nashrdle Nnot is now printed on tbn, and waa senteneed to the penilena power pram. Good. A good press, a tiary for cue year. Now ril the Damogood editor, a good’cireulaticn and a good cratic pepera la the State are damoneg paper. Wc gnaw the Aines will live. for bis release, and a movement b already WBL M. WatkiM. of the Middleville {.n foot for hb pardon. It would be a RepMuaa, waa in town on .Monday last, good thing if (be Indiana Democrats ie allradxnce el tbs examiaatioo of the showed hall as mush raters* in the YaSwedes far the msrder of Marshal Gibbs. ,oo suoeitira - they do in lb< attempt to save this uan from lbs penalty of hb ______ though al most yrsvy vekioie wan boded with either melons ct freit. On the moraiug of the 4(h iuat. BiUy Hama and Mbs MsUis L. Wfflhme soss- I « j ( , i I ’ , ___________ The [ rowding ia »implc, oweouently ierd water b ctenmon in Paris.” The next stall oontates bottlea Domocraiia M*u*g«ra Thompaou and aho. but filled with a popular liquor styl­ McKinney bate got Seek to Ohio Ipm ed "U Club." Il b difficult to imagine The Yaaxi plan is so atlraetiva to ths' their rfeit last, well aappliad with f=ade. how science was applied tn induairy hern Betnucratic mind tliat it is being tried in Indiana. In Moaroe wuuty in that riagev, pottery, Udurada, mlrrwrs, ladna dreucs fill, however, the gr Stalo ■ Dcuweraiie "evnimitto", ordered part of the building; but a small spa the cUuted pm^ cf ,0”uhif W resrrnd for life raving apparatus ex aTikb led by a French wmspony, and two HOUSE FURNISHING MATERIAL We offer Special inducements. And other Agricultural Implements. GRAIN DRILL $500 RFWARD WAKE UP! And watch the crowd ruth TOTT A VAbUABLE AKAAAAI A SAWS FILED, Chain, Tabfex, Mxteads, aid Stfax The best salve in the World fur cuts, bruis-’v, sores, ulrera. »t!t rbrem, tetter. ch»pp-d kaau.. i-hilblams, rorns, and al) kinds-of skin nuprinas. This Salve » guaranteed to giro perfect MiiUfaa'iua in every esse or money refandrd. Prien 25 coats per box Fur rale by Ruoaril Bros invention; ths world renowkio WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship is equal to a Chronometer Watcb, and as eleyantty finished as a first-class Piano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial ExpoCitlons. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. There are more 3*IL6ON MACHINES odd In the United States than the cSThblned sales of all the others. The WILSON f’2NDINC ATTACHMENT for doing all klndsof repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, Riven FREt with each machine; WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. DAUCHY & CO. COL- wiss I 027 & 629 Broadway, New York; New Orleans, La.; Cor. Stale & Madison Sb., Chicago, Ills.; and Son Francloco, Cal. For Sole by nil FirKt-ClaM nealm. THE NEW VICTOR. SIMPUCHY SHOWED' cfiWflsr TEACHERS £ .^^.rsMssraseEsa Gen. �A CURE O/? NO PAY. lady Is also a One painter. “That’s a rviaiion of years, isn’t •aid a man to his-wife, at the aamo pointing to a .donkey. ‘’Yes, by riage," was ba .tinging reply. 1 never argy ’ myself that bole belongs to that reais. A lad in one of our a.:boola being **jed, “What fa Rhode Island celebrated for?" replied. “Itta the only one of the New England State* which is the smallest." All of lbs New York polieomen are not ths dull creatures they are represented to bm One recently broke up a pnxo fight Lono Star Banner. by arrolitig the man who had got licked. iever floated banner on the breere that It Is rather lucky for Jeff. Davis that • brighter page io the world's hisiory • the L.ne Star flag of Texas. Tbe Mrs. Doreey'e dsalh occurred when it did. Probably the would bars been di*poa<d to make him ahars l»cr property with Mfjor for an exatenro against Mexican lynot only wreathed Lbeir brow* with i that will never die, but they wrest­ le Use oblivion of Mexican control a Empire that** now the central gem Bitters do? Il mart ba, lb: i^bon and young, rieh and j-oor. Pastor Doctor, Lawyer and Editor. all testify haring been cared by them, w* 'must paraso AN FORD’' RADICAL CURE For CATARRH TFi auil*o-h*tnr» nnd prrfwl' nrV. J1”. i^^t that i ti-< ImpowiM'-' to detect Ifrapplication. THE BEST LKKrai’.KXss .ihulaxl brjua l*rnUoM. «r fiw tauw*y vsuau •a *H oae*. MvtlMl w Mb*v «aw*eaaSa.uad*Im*tn A*«<*1<. Suit* 1*1'1 M-l *11 cum »>l l*« »*<■' Ik* I'M**! I^wv. *r«v>»Ur alHira irSSuarj":lure On tbe 8th day of January last, fortyr rouovroi»a4uwuMM»e three yean ego, it was firat unfurled at Velasco, at the mouth of thcBruoa River, thinks they ought to get one that would and in tbe glad n is> light of Texas waa bold enough in .the Bret place. wooed by the beecam that came sweeping, Tbe little flewer that open* in the . pure and sweet, »cti*.i the flower studded prairira that stretched away fur miles in mesdows lives and dies in a season ; but what agencies hsve concentrated them­ their emcraU beauty, and was bailed with selves to product it. —So th* human soul a reverent love by me hardy heroes en­ lives in the midst of heavenly help. listed under its bright folds. "WsB, madam," said John Newton to At Goliad, when* Fanning and hi*men ^>cre immolated upon tbe altar of lbeir ooe who waa complaining of tbe imperfec­ country, victims of Mexican treachery, it tion of other*, “if there was a perfect received ill baptism\f fire and blood: at church on earth it would eease Luing »o • the Alamo, bal'owed with tbe blood of ths moment you and 1 entered it.’ patriot martyr*, it floated high above tbe Old Doubleskoll has jtrtt found oil tbst ramparts amid the fivree conflict and carn- quinine is a medicine He say* that be sge; sad kt Son Jacinto it waved proudly thought all-along it was lb-> name of some in victory above tbe field of ooe of the de­ cisive tattle* 'of tbe world. For nine yean afterward, on bnd or sea, it waa the emblem of a young nation’s freedom, and to-day i* embalmed "in the hearts of all lover* of the berate, tbe true and the gal­ lant. ,■ The first Lone Stir flag was mode by Mia* Troutman, at Georgia, end by her presented to ColoncbWard's ocamand of tbe Georgian* enl’uiil for tbe war io No­ vember. 1835.' A letter has just breu re­ slain country are at Niantic, Coca , and ceived io Fort Wurth by a gentleman may be seen promenading tbe street* every from a friend in Georgia, whieh says: faiy day with the prettiest girls in town. “SobPope's mother, John Troutman's A Domestic Little Drama.---Edwin, sister, s!»o W. G. Vvnsou’s wife, died re dearest,'' said Angelins, "why Jo they Crawford last Wednesday. It waa she always call a ship •‘she?’' “why, my ownwho gaee Texas ths ’Lens Star.' She eat," replied Edwin : “can't you pure* '! made a’flsg with a lone star in it, and pros Why, because, you sec, (be ri'gixg outs’ euted it to Colonel Ward's command In more than tbe hull" Angelina’* little THEY ARE THZ BEST. November, 1835. Il was first unfurled at pout waa ddidoM.—Judy. Velasco January 8, >836, and afterward A young lady graduate entered a Destaken with Culcncl Fatming's regiment to Gt-liad, where it remained until Texas de­ Moinea book store and a*kcd fur the "In­ clared hcrrelf a free Mid independent S^adt fantile Innocent* in tb« Rcccssc* of tbe and talon down from the liberty pt«;it Forest?.’. Tbe clerk bad formerly been be,-*mc entangled and torn to piece*, She cot.nxted with tbe port office department, was then Mias Joanna E. Troutman. It was used to bard cure, and at once banded was made of plain »Uk. bearing aa axure star of five point* on jtither side. On one aide was the inicrif lien in rich but chute colors, ."Liberty or Death,' andon tbe other llw Lattu mirfta, Ubi liber:** babitai, ibi nostra pal ria eat.' So you can boast among your Texa* friend* that a! OLD IND RELIABLE. Georgia girl named Texa*."—Ditlla<' (Irjrm j llrrnld. • 1 ‘JMEJSrvsg *o*ila tb* V. A l*M*«l Dasariarat. *a4 <«a*<*i THIS I •a. Ar.-.-. OF ALL ** LIHIMENTS ,ra ATTORN * JOB majt oe ssast. ■••alT San *»*)r» iba Ua, abav* areat.ikat I “”ff.L*lo<«.V.tktiar far CukkUlaul. ttnaasms MfkStlar™. A*. C. A. SNOW 4. CO. Michigan .Central Railroad GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE FOB BPEBMATOBBHfLA. MEXICAN SEMINAILPASTILLE' EAST AND WEST TO AND PROM GRAND fUPIDS AND DETROIT 11203070 MUSTANi LINIMEN Univer BOOKS ~ MILLIOK KrM.-iE2KS-.lTSi uu>< Sa *••—■■ l.U—1,4 !• Ik* v**U***r *t “U MU1U*. tsSStiirwErsi .fflClM S TW UTHBAS BAILSCAD • svvr**)^' Mi*u-l •»< r<tr*Ui-l Fxrming Thffi Don't P»y It dotft pay to be mngbt, tu the spring without a woodpile large enough lo last twelve taotnlu ; or to open the gate* and let your stock into tbs fields as .soon a* a few ban: spots appear ; or to keep it on short radons, so nut , when it does go to grass it will take halftuc rammer to get thrifty and etroog. It don't pay to Icavp the work of mend ing your tool* and selecting and securing your seed until tho day you want* to use them, thereby e*cuing eottly delay. It d'«t't pay to sow or plant poor seed because you hapen to bare II oo band. Il don’t pay lo plant mare ground than yow can manure red take good care of. . Il don't pay to leave weak places in the fences in the hope that the cattle won't find them ; anJ.if you keep sheep it don't pay to lot them run at large in the spring until they btcotno tramps and cannot be kept home by any ordinary Nukvilte WILL ■Mrat U*rrr-i* Ckroewr Kuistt> J Lass*.C»«Iata>M. Ji«u K. Orows, IWntaai Lt » *aarw, .( ual Cwut. ka*4 at llaatlM JWtA All Wo LINIMENTS IM kart*» tow Clad istkask.ro a.lltlM r ro*.*, v,h"a IS Carriage. yas KAS 02 SUIT. p Al A Joffurton Sw It don't nay to Defect cows, ewre or sows when they are dropping their yuQng. It don’t pay to let tbe spring rains wash falter, ■KJK. OPIUM ■Mai* air U relaasW. Tkaryarea it I. ordatai. that Mai aiBawaa-bw aaat at laa >/ ssssesstirtrxri .!>>[ vanaa. l*urea<M i. aaU 4< SEEESi&s It don't pay to leavo turnips, cabbages, beet*, or even apple* in the orilar lo rot and breed disease; fur If you have more than you can oat or sefi, tbs stock will be profited by them. It don't psy to remoter a poor cow sim­ ply because no one comm to buy her. It don't pax to sell a heifer ealf from your best cow to the butcher, simply bscausx it will cost more E> raise it than you can buy a scrub for non fall. It don't pay lo lusre tbe banking iw’<k,SSrf2®S:.ro EE: MS.) prtstad SS4 vlmlaM i* Mid roaitraf Jtarrrlknm«**M*irow*re« >mlaai t* mH d*r /•■«^.,vl4 «r»7w' ira22XS^rillk. r, fp.fcsdXt. Fort Wsynt. Jscksnn & Saginaw R. R. ’ SKOUT LTTSTE. . . |5 wnjM auonrrir w ISUIAWAFUUI*, LOVIftFUU.F. ST. LOUIS. BLANSAS, TEXAS I And .3 l*vUt> WIST. t>IUl:T hOLTC-mBALTlMOIlK, WASHINGTON, xagvr Ele Canada Southern Railway $2.00. $ PHTJICIAMX, CLEROTMEN AHO THE AFFLICTEO ETERTWHERE. THE MEDICAL GREATEST TRIUMPH OF THE turret t* -*«*a ) ML TUTTS’ PILLS TUTTS PILLS day. -Mirror mH Farwr. Newspaper Decisions. 1. Any person, who has taken a pa: regularly from the post office—whetl directed tu Ilia name or to another's. s)<XMillo fur payment. 2. The courts have decided that refu* ing M take newspapers or periodical* from ihe postoffieo, ur removing and leaving them uncalled for, is/lies* evidence of intentional fraud. . X If any person orders hia paper diavuntintwd, ho must pey all arrearage), or the publisher may eootinte to send it un­ til payment U made, and collect th* whale amount, whether the paper t* taken from TUTT S PILLS TUTT’S PILLS UHTRIHT TUTT’S Pll TUTTS PILLS TUTT’S PIUS VBIL MEDICINE CO, , TlfTT’S PILLS Fold by Ru*»c)l Bros., Robert* A Ilotchki*s and W. R. Goodyear. COO Lcuni Twm LM3. mrsMiu NEW PIANOS $125. In the adjoining room, with door open, wire tbe rent of the camtrnr. Soys tbe little niece, in a very jealous and audible voiso, “Auntie, Lisa ms. too." I lauve No. 62 Chatham 8k, Pittsburgh, Pa HOUSEKEEPERS MEA THE KITCHEN SOAP. S*tte*l*k«r<tertr«s.Tk*l FnE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-09-17.pdf 5f4c12f58b2862cf07ea510b69fa5688 PDF Text Text RATES or ADVERT181SQ. a Smbm*’ *' *■“* *l VOL. 24. NO. 20, PHFMm hd aisra urns HASTINGS, MICH?, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1879. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS bumub “Dat a so, mte. I tooghl I'd just slop "A very good reason, my deer, why and tell you, 'dough I-, ia a mighty hurry you should n't my it. Pew true things 1 ia" . I will bear to be wd." aaid that ladr sar “Tbaak you, October. I sm very glad ' culkally. Vaio is ooming,' aaid Margarol, wilt, such KUe U«cd her bred. a sunshiny free that October west sway ■ My dear Mr* St. Tree, Dick is only a imprjvumg a aoog which eetebr.tcd Mar10 * n“ucer M ODre originDick.find up at ibis implied insult to IMPROVED FOR 1879. ®^T*est Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Ev«ry Box set in White Usd. with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled m Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and ' Margaret went back co bar teacup.' thinking bow pkaaant it would te to aeo Vaio, for of all her early triaoda, no ot><- j understood ter to well u V.lr and no! one ever look such pin* to make hiiurelf' agreeable. Her grakfol, apprciatire : heart ted remained loyal all the year be Every Wagon Warranted ! tarn thrilled ter with a vivid pkamtrv. And now the family came dropping ip ooe by coo,'for in this tense there was no Sial hour for anything / each person od tte dictates of hia own sweet will,1 are all at a flutter, and I shall hare a mis­ consequently it often happened that treble day, I know I stall,—and all bebreekfast ran along through the whole i rsuae of that dreadful boy,” said Mr*. forenoon, and finally merged into dipr.-r ;11 Amber, io ter bial, half-crying way, an arrangement, which, however deligl.ifu! I Margaret wiiivjerod a word to tte in tte abatroct, waa rather annoying to dreadful boy, which rent him -away from eueb a uico little teorekeepvr ns Marga­ the room^cularing. and then aaid quiet­ ret ; but the had long ago found out that ly,— . fretting would not mend matters, ptd was j "I’crtapa you had tetter have another sure, in the end, to upoal one's temper , mi , cup ol tea?" she smiled actenely upon hrr stepmother. | who came tn just aa the poudvreuv church od woe. "How can vou suggrot such a tell danged nine thing. Margaret, and my poor nerre* all A rip, delicate, rosy, overgrown peach j loin to pieces by this scene ? I might —that is my idea of Mrs. Antter. A fair, take a f rwder, but-no, stay—they are pink-and white romplelion, in spite of her 1 all gone. Uu the whole, Margaret, I forty years, blue eye*, and yellow, fl m-y j think }ict bad teller step down to the hair, that curled up in charming little ] d..rtm'« thia morning, and wk him to tame ringlet« all around tte edge of her pretty ' to souse lime today. I don't think I n u breakfast-rap; slow, languid morcmcuta. ( »cil a* usual. I foil miserably all dsy I«iktd*y." ■ ‘ ‘ But, mamma pulpy that you kuew at cure ttey eould "Now don’t go to discerning tbe qtseenever have teen swift, io good works, or indevd Works of soy kind. Mrs. Amber's mind rewmbled her hands , there wav a h ther e tone, eaartly. Poor, curiosv want of muscularity, a M.rt of ra.n h« mrapt wcll. but be couldn't tutdemand j tai flabbiness, so to speak. Hyr life btrl • tuub a ivenlur cnnatifutkia aa mine II ! tern ooe long teliaay. -It bad always weare me all out. I'm co ttraeeptible to dia' teen understood among ter friend*, and oirdaccct New don't you think, Mrs. persistently dwelt upon by Lendl, that 1 St. In*, that it U trying, particularly : her conatitutiun was so frail, and her tier-' where ole is very frail ?” . Vflus susceptibilities so extreme, that flu.Mj». St. Irre replied that it was doubt. first attempt st exertion, or the slight.*; It:, mooying; it wav far more agreeable breexe of trouble, would quite annihilate! to I..re utte'a own way ; and under enter hrr. of the lit lie chat that tpran-up between If anybody vet. up petting theuSxlre*, I thru. Margaret slipped away on her er. I have always notii-cd list tterc are plenty ran-' f t the doctor. : of pcop'c who are ready to help in the • Who ii this Vale Atqter, whose cod- OXLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. More JACKSON WAGONS in ute in Barry County thah all others combined, yet the repairs do not. average 2 cents each. Call and see them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hastings, Mich.. May 6, 1879. Itf arc Agents for the Celebrated BUCKEYE GRAIN BRILL Of wjuch more have been sold in this County years than all others combined. • The following tire a few of the parties owning the Bncke, of whom we confidently refer I*. K. Power*, E. Robert Mitchell, ” J. ’ Crook. A. E. Bull. Frank ’Darby. Universal Croup Remedy. Fred Hcdit, Peter Ortl|b,’ Friend Soules. .Nrpwrl *B llouSlw*. Urww4 IlwpMs. Ml«k., Una Bare. Fred. Collin*. Watson Woodruff, John Parions, Titos McGrath, •Jas. McGIjrn, Jerry Rogers. MilorFinh. A. Barnum, Chas. Votings . DENTIST Joseph Sjinchconib, Janies Boyd, McKelvey Bros. E. W.' French. Daniel Warner. Caleb Gaewood, James Jones, J Geo. Whitney, Al. Parker, Wm. Beadle, A. J. Sponable, Jacob Edger, Chas. Dolph, WILLIAM WALTER. Jesfiu Simmons, HAT E YllUR CHILD WITH Miciitan. Nahville ' tAsmlor; It han been greatly improved for 1870. The grain seeder can be attached front or back of the DRILL an desired. The indicator is on the back aide of the Hopper. Feed Cups uro stationary, and it All Work GUARANTEED. now has a gauge that causes each hoe to run otte uniform depth no 11 mini. J.BBary S, l«f£ * UM that every kernel of Wheat is planted the same depth. A result never before attained on any Drill. Don t fail to "Bee the new Drill t- J- Mfl/W before buying. . In Empire Black,orer Mudgr’a Store. Carriaie, Sin ani Onwlal PAI N TE R • ... .. ••--•-•--Srriaga Shop A LIFE LOST AXD A LIFE WON MESSER BROS. Haatinga, Mich., July 29.1879. __________ _________ _ W Hsstinps, Mich xvlatoilO Sweet’s H°Tel» Imperial Soap For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general bad with xlllh.re* k»t* at.c< and «ai The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5 25 per box of 100 I lb. bars—75 lbs. in the box. ’ To any one who will send us an order (Ur 10 boxw with cajK *52.50 wo will .end one box extra free >« a premium Or the order, may be aent to u» for one or more Ty ytu|kj[ 4****^* troerivtor st this Hetd boxen at a lime, with remittance, and when we hare thu, rcceired $2.00. $2.50, aad $3.00 Par Day, order, for 10 boxe. w'o will ,end the eleventh box free a, propoeed above. If von do not wiah to .nd money in advance you may The Exeelieoeo of tbit Hotel U turulMd at krnot.:. 0«**. ■Ua.tar- deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your safari: ,nai where Braatorraa Larzi'ai tat DiMiu-raim 11 KttD town with the undemtanding that he i, to remit it to ua on ro^ipt ol the Heap which ia to be rhippod to hi, care. Addrem Ib Om tro-«U>*iBaUne>e^aa4 tate-wwarl.XCH. The first hotel id the State to rtduco retro. The first tetcl in the State with Paeaenger Elevator. • rx far Mkhlraa BonHew CRAMPTON BROTHERS. 11 tn 6 THE NEW_VWTOR. siwucnr simplified’. COOK & ROGERS Hare jun er***5 lh,lr !,,w MEAT MARKET FRESH;SALT MEAT • an ta had »l all tlasee at « te» S|“"" ■* •• u>j nurtat ia tte Aly. pOULTtf 4/ID rWW.Uw — a.11 nrr I. ururraoW Oar teri-sra O. 1271 like aooufh ; and I’a got to buy de tines |' "Dick, be quiet. Don’t you know you for do aupper. Bel be mighty hungry, ought!n't to talk sot" sure.' "Why act? J« «’t it true?" '•Vale coming unlay F' ter taee bright -! Mrs. Hi. Iveu's keen gray even were up- THIS PAPER gasses rf.wv~e^ AUvaatlalBK B ilinraticu "re^lEWYORlL ATTOBKEV AT LAW SOLICITOR l^tr-*•«.£“■ WHOL1 a*smfc*M I The ohl Amber homestead fronted the I airsggliog street of the little se-iport town : It has been a famous liouw in ita time,— the abode of colonial pjwroora, aud tta I acene of stately fcetfrals upon tbe king's I binbdsy. Grave councillor*, in pcrukra and flowing wigs, and atatrly datum, tn wonderful brocadw of tta acaaticvt breadth and high hcekd, peaked slippcre, had promcnaifod its parlors, or gone through the elaborate m<-a»urra of a minuet. But the bouse bad evidently fallen into the •ere and yellow loaf. Its comtera were crumbling, ite oskcu tasiM tending under the weight of years, its staireeaea adding from tho perpendicular, and its floors slop­ ing away from tta Uoriroalal, in a nutter never intended by lite faithful builder. But, notwithstanding it* infirmities, it still bore itself screnrly above tbe smaller atractunw which the preront century had planted taaide It ' While Vale and his friend were •learn­ ing over the bay in tta early ennrtee,— Vale asleep In the cabin, and Paul Barroa watching the red dawn from tta deck,— tbe old Amber homcolead was already awake. The windows of a room fronting the sea were thrown open, and Margaret Amber looked out, just as tbe rain swung above the tarixon. Tta long, level revs shimmered acnw the wave*, touched <fa Irarai of tbe linden* that overhung tbe There seemed nothin- to te aaid, sc Margaret opened the taaket which ata carried, end tooinont some wine aud otter deiiraeira Then, with a roedioem that proved her familiar with the place, she Found a gtes, and mad. Dully drink rot., of the wine, arranging far chair sad mov­ ing around her with thu tender rare thu ia otto* more toweling tta> spoken sytnIl«jfiat because you v® worse ttaa' b-r—1—4 " 1 usual, b it not? You bavn't. slept well for many nighta. sod "—glancing u a great piieofeu-wn china inn corner of the cblaU sofa—“you're been sewing much more than you oucht." "I made them all tel week, aad after all it b so hide ttat I get for them." The pile fare grew still sadder, and the “I doa't cwre," raid Mcrgxrat gayly. thin Segers clasped each other in a Kind "No. It is uke him wbds or pieeeof maw appeal. Margaret vu silent, op IUC11 in hi* powder* sad pills It * ss pressed with that scum ol helpl«*u=M thu e^v being choked u dralh st ooe. as be­ the geoerout brer: so ufteo feel*. At last ing strangled gradtully. There are at she ealil, with a kind smile, "Timro will least twenty different odore in tte draw­ brightrnb; and by. Kttty will go 0D ing-room I decocted' aloes, psregorie, with tar atogin- and playing, and premmtfr »iH ta earning ever ao much money ■ Doo t laugh at him," interposed Kumet. renumbering die dreadful bill ttet had taunted taroo assay nights, sad which the doctor at tec sen: beok la her receipted, in full, aad the roooey. ate tad, saved an painfully, returned. “He ia very the dsprivaliona of life. And then I’m generous and kind, sod 1 do think ta bs* troubled aboit Ben King: ben an fond of done Mra. Amber good.” Kuty, and I can’t make out whether the “Margarot, don't be ally I You k*o* like. hi. or no.she would be perfectly wretched if ishw “Bnt she it prorated l- hi.,*'(aid"Mar­ hadn't romeebioti to mown steal." garet Margaret did wot mind this, for one of “I know, but aometitue* aba b a* per- child , and poor Beu ia ready to break his heart about ter. I ioa>etima thick. Mis*. Margaret, that ate * beta led Lalo loving •ome ooe eta and tta girl pre bar a kreu look. /• "That dan hardly te, 1 think," aaid Margaret innocently. J sat here the ahop door opcord, and a hide viaion—a dainty, fairy-like creature —stood framed in by the shabby doorway. A small, eiquirile head with a crown of hair when it waa gloaay end black, and 1 shining. brown hair clustering in Huh a bride Imaging the white eilk and tbe ring* around her forehead, a coprplexton hdlt. Bat they befit afterward ; fur, do that put you io mind of the arbutus bln*- you are, there b a pure diamond in the Bataa, kxuc Urge, soft, child tike eyre, blue eeatre, end diamond* are money, you haguisliing belle in her girlhood, had ' a little bit of tpaaip, a relaxation to which aa a aummer sea, aqd lipa of roeebud awaotmarried early, and been iterdtnal dy pe» her nirvra were always opal. Marpret wm aik-nt, and Mr*. St, Iren "Oh, Vale Atafir teaprulryr of Cap­ led by her husbin-l. It, wa* »urh a derattled oo with Marie* of ter py Parisian lightiul slate of things ; but uafortunatvly tain Amltr, a delightful fetlow, though lite .11 alighily flavored with aaraeMa. meta are mortal,anJ Mr Staunon had the I Margaret always will bate, it thu he is A..., tl... • k.» m.. .k. v.kL. .. indiscretion to djr jttvt when hi* iffiir* l wild , I n’. Margaret is pcriiaoie in hcr ’noI lions." , Means I ili- Msrgjr-t was ou tar way to I lie duclei’s. a littl. Vexed at the errand 1 ituclf, but glaa to te out in tbe tweet suu । shine. The village street ww almost etap| ty, for tbe buvy |<rop!e were U work, and the idlers found the te-t June sun too bright for them. Tho large, old-fashionIh.us. > xloeg tbe way were mostly shut up Mr. Staomnt's affai s,-and it by and by and still ; th* tutf aruuud (tarn was green apjeutrd that a hu|<h>« speculsiicu wav ai.d fresh, aud tte shadows under the fine alter all to answer its Cr*t promise, *n-i old trees looked cool and tempting. Now Mr. Amber, being a strictly high-minded and liicti, through tte oreuiugv, eta justed the fold* of hrr sixpenny ma,Jia end temorablc man, invcil<<l the tCHoey caught glitUf»e* of tte harbor, and tbe with such a perfect imitation of tte finefor the solo use and tetaof of Mrs. An. wide *es outside, and by and by, eutaing' lady manner chat Margaret sailed. The fcer's daughter Elsie. Mrs. Anther smiled down nearer tbe -wharves, there wm all -litfle tend began to wander over tte keys; old-foahioevd gnltautry about him, -quite sweetly upon him in return, and rentsrki-l tl.c petty stir uf • half-decayed old town. such e chiMidt, chubby little band aa it unlike anything one aero oow-a-daye/’ an The idle' customhouse officer* satai was I round, white, plump wriata,—a brace Mrs. Amber remarked thu night. The that it would ta n nice little ■?<>( ter Kbie, though to te euro tho dear chill Was a their wbidowagusd waicfodstta pumera by. lei on one of them which would krop slip­ attraction whieh roch feeble, ioefrctel beauty, and would not nod any estrloric A dingy barge wav unloading coal ju»t at ping down, and Kilty waa eouaaady tak­ women bare for grant burly fellows like ebarm* Il was really • pity it couldn't the foot of* vrora street. A tiny tail-bowl ing her band off the keys to push it beek the doctor is a curious psychological mys­ ta |O>r Margaret's ml>u wm aluuMI Ugly, ।j ratne up aud moored *t the wharf, and in ita place, and thus Margaret's eyes were tery. h wilt te herd w explain why the with h»r great eyr* uiil pale skin. Mr. the mail cnscb dashed through the town drawn to tbe trinket. It waa a curiously 'I doctor went away U last, fox-ling twenty Amber mart try to lay by t-imclhing fi.r with a grrat deal of importance, aud some woven tend of gold with a sincular device yean younger than ta did ia the mining, dust. Margaret stupped at a tall taoae, aad^thy he thought of Mra. Amber all •tauditig luhind two temtardy poplars, the sveciog and dreamed of tar all night rcrently cut, and looking, in ttair forioqt. "Ho eeye I moat have perfect repose, abri-lged state, vastly like invested supermy vitality is ao low,” raid Mrs. Amber ; aiinusUd brvumx . ■ stsd he won't eonwut to my making tte She went in st the door, and, the inner Blightrat sxettbm.” Margaret gave her office dour being ajar, ata pushed it fur­ the powder for the night, and want upther open, wiihoul knocking. A huge, ataira thinking of the poor butsch-btatad burly man, flurid as to his face, good naKlri, who Would sit for into the night tore! and rcredible, sat there in an arm­ working to keep tbe wolf ftvm the door. chain hit feet elevated a tn flu higher than It >u such a strange vrtftl, where one bis bead, aad resting on a desk. If alperson's way lies sjl among rosea, and an­ u-Mt aoy ooe elao tad come in. Dr. God other's over rough, stony piasr*. with oo fray would tatc turned his head, with a root by ths way, and none «> hope for till pfownnl "Good-morning," or “How do you do'/'but aomeliow be Mt instinctMargsrrt Amber. So he foil aside tbe uuirultig paper, took down hia feel, and lifted hiniivlf up out ol the arm chair. "How do jc-u do, Mias Margaret ? A fine day thia No one ill at rear Lease, 1 hope T" •■Jin. Awter would like to hare y>m come in aonwi time to-day, if vou please.** aaid Margaret, evading th* saawer. •‘Oh lab I Yw: I'll come in. Noth tng senotn, 1 »cppw Nerran I—eiagnUr rareptibBUy,—very I Wbat’a the treat al your houre, Miae Margaret t* •Nothiug. Ob, ym! Veh U coming borne I” with a teight face. Elsie conducts herself el breakfast as te fits atauuty, and the heirtro of n hundred thoutaod.' A proud, spirited tend, crown od by clustering curt* of rich red gold, so ahaudant that ttay crowded around her forehead, and dropped over, her ehcokv, in »pito of tte jeweled arrows that sought tu confine them. It was a dratling -fan which thin wonderful hair ataded, with in* lambent, black eyes, and its ripo crimvoo of cheek and lip,—a free taring a strange peculiar cburm, a nameless graoo of tls own, a haughty beauty, melting auddsnly know it. A Utile fiery, but good atuff ia into aweetmw, a wayward,saucy piqusw.rr, him. Young ftJka will bo young folka that wna always surprising you. That Li­ and the doctor went oo, with the vague rin Shannon was an beiraus, crerybvdy idea that ho waa talking to Margaret about knew ; a good many suspected that sho wav wild and willful. She held tar mother in ' Margaret alippei away rather haatily, aL contempt, aud tee step siatev MargaretJn mck ree- nting hie speech an an imperiirespect, wbteh was all very proper, raid ncnoA. wa. gentla and areioua, not forever set In tbe world, not knowing her root indiffcr- • Dr. Godfrey wauhrd ter fine, Uli fig | ore M aha ewept gratefully down the paveuntneaaing amika; but ate bad a keen acrnic of humor, and when a smile dimpled "Now tbare'e a girl to te proud oli— the sweet curve of bcr lipa, it overran her eyeo, ami atenc all over her countenance But in Margret’s life ttere bed tecs more reason for tear* than smilaa. and ate eager iuterewt in thu dronpng over, ihai rigted now as she tuned away tram tha just ■ now found nothing worth their ace window, thinking bow nice a run on the j "“Vuk cuming?" aaid Mm. Amber lan­ teach would te, but ratnemb tring that break(aac was to te prepared. So ate guidly. "But te haani written ua. Hua weal dowtwUire, sari iuu lbs dining­ know, Margaret 7” room, a Urge apartment, and somewbu ••Octoter wm here this morning, and Hombre, until Margaret opened tbe shut­ told me so." ter*, end Idin ctechretrlulsandiine. No­ “Iter nit I atteb a surprise f said Mr*. body elao wa* there now, tel old Phillis Amber, with an effort. mutt have teen in. for everything bad "I'm (pad Vale's coming,” anuoutoxd Die*, aa booh M a plethoric mouthful ..f ™ bread and butter would jertnii. "I like! ’R®- Tte forehead W»o Vak. He t*ke» tne out bo.ling, and you * ought to see bin row.” “I imagine VJ. will have something else to d*>, braids. pUy with boys.” raid "Brace up!" Wo like that rkstg phraao. We like it because- there's lota of soul IB it. You' oevst keow a piean, wiegy’shrivel aouled man' to walk up te a discouraged or afflicted neighbor and sl.p him on tbe shoulder and tell him tn toro. red euruitu, its faded osq«l, and its ■'braee up." it is tte btg-heerted. open­ outlook into tte yatd where the riot bra handed, wb-JeacoM follow that ouanoe were drying, was suddralr glorified along when you are cast down and When the last breath was boshed.Kitty got off tbe etool. Margaret looking at tar all the time with a kind of reverent woed«r But tew tte spell was broksw. aud Dolly came from the comer of the sofa where she had teen crying ia a litits oeatasy of toy at Kitty's great gift (nd of simple dolight ia the muaie; tta mother eame pal­ tering up from the colter kitehro end look­ ed in,—a stout, commonplace body, with taro arena and a very wet apron. And so Margaret putou her bonne u. go, raying as she did ao. “My Oouviu Vale is craning home. Be must tear you sing, Kitty.” "Mr. Amber!' Dolly, looking on, naught tta swift nmb of color, tho pallor foUowmg it sad tta trembling aagerneoa of tar voice. "Mr. Amber tc-ming borne!" aad Kitty's flattering baud went, shoring tta bracetet up aad down "He need to admire your voice, yow know,” raid Margaret, all nnreuaciuuj Aud then .ata went away wondering whether thia ereetaro wAh a oun|>.'«lioo �Fff Wellington Letter Editorial Correspondeneu. RKPU»LiCAilBt/i/t£R llArrLTLS Hoist. MaC'l.e.tcr, ) Habtmkm, Mich. fexrv. 17, 1679. HONEST MONEY litetory of Im Queen Ckyoftbo Granite PLATFORM. Opposition to all paper infla­ tion, and conaequcnt deprecia­ tion. In fitvor of a currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchasing power, the paper convertible with the will of the holder. SALE OF STATE TAI LAJffi Head. President Hayes, Gw. Harriman, CLOTHING ' । rahty of over 20,000 they m thcroucbly posted fair of their would he cuau crowned with a Gmite Godern of k Iciccy. Mi!!’ YwM Bms aid Republican* in thu Slats m brjrly oat- eloquent atUrere. could do isrtiec. ai A. -SPECIALTY Davia Sewing Machine, Dvcvrated tjrect month H'eeWy,/4« New Hampshire, ha* the following to Maine ginning of in oTerwhcimlng exprm. tbe popster will in bear of a Bound gradually become thatnielrea become Maine waa in 1873; in 11875. 57,812; fa 1877, M,5S5 ; fa 1878, 56,554 ; fWt fail to call *c4. * w> learn. L. J. WHEELER export Indo. Tbemuluplicitionof branch- Klux K ten’s and all kind, of ball- ioxing K^iUr. Jtoreh K. 1879. Dronocratie Irauda in .Northern cilia*. Il b lobe hoped that the people cf Mai will ao reform their political maVhinery Republicans cf Maine had a majority of 19,333 to 1856; of 15.9C8 in I860; of 19.2G4 ia 18C8; of 14,913 >n J87G ; theae publion majority wua 10,535; tn 1875, munificence of her citmma in ell Blate or 3,561; in 1877, 5,012, laat year the Mr Hardy introduced, in h Republican had a plurality of 14,983 national enterpriaci, but her geuermity in erecting and dcdimUng this memorial for taring terms, Hoc. George M. her patriotic dead, and tbe grand hropitol. Michigan This,----ority of 13,OSS in the total vole. Thia year they ban a plurality over tho Green beckera ofjsat about 20,000, god are rtitutea an erect in her blrtory to which REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AOT TO REST. spera coenmercvumple, ss devoid of risk, a* profitable aad in ovary way California and Milne Anil be added tbit thoroughly satisfactory, when okidactcd Knappen's Law Office on the special and general report* mopolitan inatitntions, would atand to a We; pnroswu great reprracutatirc. particularly uf detail* cooneui uniformed Patriarch I. U. O. F. with the Republican* cjuld not carry those Stales, expect to carry, etc., etc. But, they will abow the Republican patty when the Ohio, I'ennaylvania and the other States bold their elertioM. Yas, Ohio especially r^J< elect the entire Mate Greenback ticket Bat' to Hold election*, why, then it will be the next time that elcetioea are held that they Greenback party baa bad.n exiatener, totuwx’male IM £ UW let: VlUumu *T. Middlcvllll. knappen’s Law Office. but then, they areoot, thick oflyiog^lown and dyings a ■caaible party would,when it Ob, no, there atill exuta Hou D. R 8 [I knappen's Law Office. 88 8SIS . Knappen's Law Office. Pr« .f ..k_ KLM 7 r.l, • Urt rnctf- U’“• »« '* Color,Rvl'Mdaou. ft Cue wwk at BurliagAmerican ntme, or nf the nat-ena credit • V1 .. financially, rcfieeto itrfartre <m ewvy in- L°’,i dividual citixen. .ml indircrtly-n .t ro for nra,-'r Jnhn'Uch knappen’s Law Office knappen's Law Office. ORGANS. tional pr wpaity, London Letter. was, abo, large dclcyatiuui of Knight* of Pythian, Good Tcnipbra, Knight* bf Henor, ' and other areret argauintion*, all i f ।which ware entertained by the aeveral fra leraitiro bn the mart chUnte arafa of lu*>In the 6r»t placc-tbc Improved Mercanpitolity. The proccaaion waa fomri promptly at 12 o'clock m. anil marched through tbe . ing imtitutijo. principal atrrctv to Merriman Square in ’ pnsurily rueb. the centre of which rt«d the Grand Colmun to be unvriled and which err the West or front aide beira a largo Tablet, on |. Does the lattct acvm lit irosuitor Well, let u. see. Knappen's Law Office. Losing, Aug 29tb, 1879. , liberty—by which I don't mean pcliileai liberty, but liberty of moccmecl. In it, far faarlret he AoaH I . ------------- _____ ____ BACK!” riowly and within >ui.-h narrow limit* as will not ,uf£ee for tbe ordixry rcqnirotm at* of bevioeuL Tbe mercantile agency to tbe pkhpoeki-ta of the United Kindtom. | however, can effect the result immedutely imonics were performed by tbe Grand and univcruliy, and bonce is certainly co­ Army of Hie Republic; the motrament titled to be regarded aa th- auif - ‘ preaenled to the city by Ex Gov. Weston it*, as well aa their indicator. ' co behalt of the building eommiltee, and actepted oo tho part ol the city by Mayor create wealth. Some deny this. Kelly; the dedicatory aerrire* by the G ' c„ farther ami aay that credit <> wealth. L. of F. & A. >1 ; the reading v( a patriot-- Hanevet political eenn-'imiata may differ ic pqeni written fur the occmion by Mrs. j 0M throe pmota, it w evident that com Dame, the wlfo of the city Superintendent ,------- *-J—-------- • *•--------■----- - — movement cojoye of »chooir. the elaborate oration, a maapendccrc .ilaelf. tcriy production, scholarly, polul.ed ar.l bare its iaconvieoee., bat throe are far I SOLD BY”aLL DRUGGISTS brilliant by Ex-Bes.tor James W. Patterout weighed by it* tiatneroas advantages. [__ _ ,u>,i . • •on, and brief addresses by Gov. Head, of xaar waiting for customers, and Laying and In London enc mu>! observe and (torn . Manhood : How lint. Hew RestoraB. X. IL.Gor. Garcelon, of Mains, Gov. selling for ca»h, charging high prices for befi-re finding out the way lb enjoy ail the | VuZaot of Rhoda laiaud, the Irnedietiou hia rarely add ncoda to ojver the interest comfort ct Eugliah life. Tte Englnhman ] of tbe mocry tW up, has been Mpcrredcd i* aatooulird at nolhiec, knows every tiling. 1GEXTS r«Tfflto.L“d-t Jrt _'.ri XV’lieat. Wool. Corn,, Potatoes Lard BiLm. Prtm rHseH a H.- rent. rwMu<iia« «j». ci>u.e*. tn*tuntiM il,'. Pork, x- TEAeHERS.VlTED • trie. hAXirt *Tv’ul» Hams, __ Plaster, l*inic. Hair, Gen. Grant Around the Stucco, , World. Cement, And all kinds of Ory ilnr»r> -----------Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you! have and to buy every-1 thing you want. S5i: sis 'Sa and never nteda lo cnmult _ England, in fart ia a country where every HaUoa A So ... p*1^*?*^ 5< r yt*e”GftG’AK 'Vukn! I C«,-. S llfl.To anil sat AND SELLS We cannot ciarc thia brief letter withHaae, Chief Marehalo' the knappen's Law Office. DAUCHY A CO. COL BUYS gence of Ilia own to guard bimedf akaimt aeciilcntA, lo avoid inextireoient < Jlhioot, | to aave himtclf from being plucked by ; J. G. Rn JM0NEY TO IOAN. B J. CHANT sec lauctlouric. rvcrv-1 ■ YOnNG MAN E"® ®^i^W:REMEDY good by, a few bowlera b all there ia left Many of knappen'j^ Law Office 1 tunc, but it b the kmiwledge and recoguiABP ' . tirn of throe things by thoae fioui whom Bepablicin party tuOea oat .trongerand srx-VBEB CQVAt. BtOitTl TO ALL rXDBS TUB CONs+m'TK.t brighter than ever before. Bat, the Hou together till now. •■Haw yo OWH K knappen’s Law Office 5 in opppoairion Io them into oblivion ; but and howl, b Entcrec . Knappen's Law Office; manner at the city bril Ths Grand Atmy cuMciuing the cumnicreial aguoey ayaten Greenback era ; and that, notwithstaudmg oflbe Republic, we think 2,000 strung, and ttio State troop*,• were entertained by and Maine, it waa no^victcry after all, and eren if it tru, it wiaa nothing more than •HI ‘J •> innu>-> asenwe. J '8 12 12 < nor or amehicax i.ommeocx—trit XATL'BC AND THB rUTVBB OF TUB Xsw Yoke, September 12, 1879. Knappen's Law Officd. e IB i su'a Editor, aa fvllowa: would gire to the Republican party ■ fair point with pride and aatisfacttcu. The Hon. George M. Dewey of Michigan, (hence to pul political affaire in tbit Slate eity was lltoraliv enveloped in flaga and other than w I barn indicated ? Duly patriotic tmblems, and many of the private grows our damcatic traffic. Dally tho bu* about 22,000 thia year, the Republican rcaidcncro superbly dooented, .especially next Friday. ' He U a natire of Lebanon, President next year. There will probably be four candidates for Governor thia Fall. turn Wert Mr. Dewey will take the atarap pkx, and daily, therefore, te magnified the RepoUiean, Democratic, Independent ia Ohio. Ho la ao eloquent apeaker and office and the opportunity ot tho Agency. Democrat and Greeback. Now i. tbebaa many frieuda in thia State. Ita scope, loo, miut m rapidly enlarge- time for Maryland Republicans to redeem ■a a aubeunt-.a) f of pereoua, bat wc cannot retrain from Already there are .held abroad ■ billion aayiog, that the riaidescet of Mayor of tbe euldicra mcuumcnt at Mancbiater, A Succesafu) Dairyman Kelly, Judge Smith, Coogrceamia Briggs, W'bat. 1 Mocdy Courrier, Mr. Olgcndam, Ex. ■ the election* arc held. Dewey of Michigan." and the upholder of onr corporate, munic­ alcd mogniEccnlly. Elm atreet ia a blue ipal,'county and atata credit abroad! if not The Howl Kept Up. Our New York Letter. the Mercantile Ageoey. California and Maine both have gooc of gkry, ii National bunting, and other hold. All the dbtinguiihcd citizacy of States, really, bad not achieved a Republi­ tho State and many froui other Stater, can victory after all. . They will tell yon were the tpccial gureta of the city govern- -‘SJfid CtJ. Me Rut credit suit be regulated, or 13 of Barksdale re killing Dixoo, but it to tho minute by the Chief Marshal, that pnbltehei a leading editorial denouncing soul tbwe, including tested bv thi* grand feeling of independ­ comparatirely few jpiilty. ence and personality. Tbe very abeep which, fa France, Gy fa terror at the ap­ proach of a railway train, range thcmaelvts will be when arrived here against the pilings to see the screech - cc ^-'XtSXJSLISf-, waa "naturally io importaRt- squabble into high political prominence." gea ia generally attributed might really imagine them to be all railrot of modern credit. Of wav ahareholdcra. the merchant was content, But though cm may atudy, and learn, We takw the liberty of placing -before F^"*- to tnut bis own personal invroti' and aee many thinga that are mw in L«n TO « J but as Hr. Dewey does not happen to en- Uol DKV, n,^, p* ,Jtfrrred, or by ginccr thia iasue of tho DaMNKB ba ia fa | combination of a few friend*, their thirst into your alomach. The English EJoreTakhg .1.1. iL.i. ■ L■ _:.■ * la the Baek. VI, Holman, and more Prmidrot inlrodnoad Mr. floubwc^wutotrpe c LEFT HAXD FLO JFS. for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles,1 at Ina Elevator, corner of Broad­ is ;a way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1879. (IDM.v-wo^ KIDNEY DISEASES LIVER COMPLAINTS IND BI*ASTER PUMPS. . PLOWB. Mowers. &*STii5 iM1545 Reaperand Pays the highest Cash price SARSAPARILLA us otruffT. nron. Tte Mtriiii Puttaiii Cugaij u- ■vffi iS1. West Meriden, Conn S S 2 1 3 IS te.hteuic (■W IMPORTANT 8 8 IS i.M. hr l.ai.dhd 1 DRAUS (X-LTIVATOM, UOi niXSIinVJH. FLOW!. a PERMANENTLY CURES «• all very wall for men to profane entire lounger rate half hie tandwitb. then fill, to Indifference. aa i« frequently dona, to the ■rcteea began with ringing at 7.30 oefook prerorely, fallowed by reading of tbe Scrip u good aa throwing oil open Or be added in their behalf that Reform ClubMtellna. ’ BRICK. 5 -I- !s» IB s i: is iW give ibtmveivM up heartily. In tbe morning the working people take a lot •applied liy tho Commercial Agency aye. and bread-and-butter ; at neon they burriedly go to ira; ‘ LIME. HAIR, STUCCO, CEMENT, IS Maine election waa earned by bribery and thia iaaoe, of the foilowiog extracts which injury of the greater number, eren if ben­ eficial to tho few. What waa needed wav we Lave clipped from various eastern aome Impartial referee, which would db paxriocatcly afford to each and all such The following from the Daily Jfatfter, b kgltimste intelligM^o as abonld rnve them from lorn fa their own proper buri- MO as CONSUMPTIVES ! nrigblx-n wore away, there would be a Steles of Maine and haw Hampshire, on : courteous interchange of special inletliboth politics and temperance. Mr. 1 grace. This had its advantages, as does Dewey's modesty would of course p ruefade ! ■I1, «>oi*«tfoo frequently over fadivid- bat it b aa heavy and indigratUile m will not con- « ii. n, Keeps constanll “Tsr.-fti'tou. MEDICAL < ItetW. u to �EER STORE ! ryr^rpwlioipt^r, Almost ■ Bulctau. PUZZLE Evrrow Bawsut; ir; bi»L'AL1R._R. Tl.MOCARD OTHIJSTQ mis, Ms Chiilm trotbfuUy aay., •'tbe R^blimn. have ** I lx"***. Mr- J- L. Smith, th. iaURi. S“‘ »o»er. think that "tberc must be /pevtiona. J- WHEELER. Afarc* /S. 1878. -yheeretary —’t" “• CK Sherman says that bui'fvr the ' 47,. L ESTA TE. CE OD TO HEM. debt wouj have decreed ur.r six mil cn'a Law Office. ■ en's Law Office. S'-<«7 Apply at At the Cash Store of Betlar Than Gold, Ih'-m.-cltm brat tn tbe fruit. In,a dbcaaumpire and surra: cd tree the fruit ripen. from one to three Saadalis. Lotion V| shine wrrk» carton than usual and w of a mot'W red color, while tLe flaah ia filled with dull red atnaka, and become. insipid, and a* recommended, uaed a, dirroted, or mon­ ger be endured Dr. Kiag a CaUfareb t.ollea Compound, for Dyvpepma, Couey refunded Price fll. Aak yuar drug rat—Provideure, h« l&h, T8. Dr. •upalion. Sir k Headache, Coming up of frequently M u.!lkj „d vipjroaJ i-eod, Jaandicc, Liver Compbint. Bitooe^Gounod, 5 Want 14th St.. N. Y-: I reply »»Wity. Drowanem and to your inquiry, that Sandalirro and Saadaltoa Uxim. iboruughly end rapidly car­ ed me of aa old atendiag cue of barber a . oad iodkeuioo, tboegh aometimea tbe firet, Ucb. and you may paUbh thb P. O*8b«. <x»sistsia lbs trank and larger L rancha, ; 1 *nd»goot, uroally in eluMere pf flrv or I My Good Woman Entered at the Post Office, Hustings, Mich., as Secondrla ss Matter.___________ Gm. II Keith, Esq., of Greenville, waa en's Law an'a Law Office. ir-IU-Uap. ,y, ly .• an’s Law Office. an's Law Office. in’a Law Office, ih‘a Law Office. !Y TO I0AW. n’s Law Office. IY &. CO. COL- Br- The Gneinnati ZiaUra <aaya,—"The »ad having tbeir . dm digfitly ■ State of New York in th. band, ol the tamed toward the midrib. Republican* leave, a New York man out If «he tree b left .landing two or three , of the question as tbe Dmaocratie candi­ date tor the Presidency ' rn-B Law Office, Law Office. I Mre been in New York the last two weeks and bought a much larger Stockgof Goods than ever before. 1 have a fine Stock of ° • I will describe tbe y.ll.w, I ’ en'a Law Office. trait to the State Fab. ’ I *’• W. Kelley has opened a apleadid - Returning Board" Durkan of NmbI *«*k of groewriaa in W. 11. Tinkler's new vllle was in town oo Monday last. 6r,t door «.t of lb. PvOoffoe. Baswln . fin. grocery .lock, b. baa a 1M we. k ia Orangevilh and Prairieville of crock err a»d glare war., wooden Giv. him a call' Ci.fjx.ral Davis “baa been called upon ! Th. Grand Rapids E^r/L aeyvSome ot tbe Democratic pa pcre are claiming a "substantial victory" for their party io Maine. Bab! their‘‘giorioua victory" was L. Ouok leere. of y<or getting into tbe jail. -lyl IS S-nib Waterprooft Ladies Cloth, Fancy Goods. Beaver, Flannels. .Ready Made Cloaks, Foreign & Domestic Cloths Gents S.uiting’t, Clothing. Clothing, FurnhhiOg Goods, Hats and Caps. Orer Coats. Pine Suits,' Hosiery, Ac. I tem Uk<» adr.uUg' Md on umkelhelomat griooi. • , ■_________ Washington Block. <u Ui------A --a-n--- —Auirrea Mtuur HILL Ptw -t Mr. Sy Ivepler Onborn, who fa favonhly ., .. “ known aa a gnnd good Workman Ite '' V UP h-2-Nb SUrct, pairing d>«« .b<4t aottaa, find cfaro. and at rea».ubte fleaer. fii.. .K. . MAKRIKD. A JiKIONEYPAD .-dwrertfc Ubt Grand Excursion. Smith. Hoat.1 & I’araTnN ’ jg.nj • ■'j'm' t- Why Pay $2.00 Our expense* are light and wc sell goods in s-nne ratio. A specialty. **f ■ III- kit.- arrta toob^nd type to do 1 * b*T*ed dafmtof tbe Demagogue E "New Report! Htl’te-.drr.wrtk-TitiKfc . ooce. Haren are ' F.w fail information regarding ■X.iXnh^gtg/arr Addruu. W. A.’ Bsov . Timet! changes and PRICES change with them, Never i was TEA as cheap aa now. Wc have a full line of NEW TEA t at prices that never waa ao low. i la aa Cheap as any placeSUGAR in Michigan. SOAPS 5 c. bare, 8 c. bare, 4 for 25 c.'or20 c. bare COFFEES I 20 sacks ju< received at prices from 124 to 35 c. ns to grnda and quality fromX^eap RIO to the finest JAV^ TOBACCO FISH We can beat the County aa we buy at Mannl^clonr prices lbw hts Om eame into full Leasing.' m .fel. .< Wku. ■ j- • t*; three falls. World stock of fall and winuw goodv E NEW sr kumlso OWN 8IMCTUK, ' «SS' their other facilities in their flouring mill. I ---- — - — — ——- p.-.! UTUir, ,T at th. low annoal avenge of six basket* I bring along your corn and get it shelled in to the. tfr. aud tbe low price of 25 eeau a 1 one-eighth the time that ■ • beaktt, th. moderate autu offllfi." per acre I home lUmcmber that ‘ for hia fruit. Mr. Dycktuan aaid that out I grain, sama grades Probate Court. in tba city. A frtx of SOOO tree, he had hi»t up to that time Barioeva of tbe Barry Grisly Prolate 150 trm. He thought, however, that by Wd.V'iTc^Ualir&rtXt A. Cnadall., th. laat of Aug. he would I— aa many CT-meot Smith, Judge ! book, b at m-ve. .Mr. Linderman said that oat cf fallow treitoro." mid be. anj there a roar of applaaae He hit lie ball'* T^b..a^1t”““'rO4'"”'^ I othmi, mfaor, Petit io. far app.i.,^ , of Gordian fifad. Cita’.i. a iaroed and ib"t of tbh city, are vbitiag at Dr, Chas. Ruearii'a in ASegan. 8o aaya' tbe Allegan ger, deer-aard. WiD admitted to pn.balc. WUlb M. Humphrey appoinfed axacwtor. Mr. Harvey Speuonr of Haetinga town­ I Lodge of I. O. O. F. dedicate tbeir mw Pretty good. Hall. The addreaa will bo delivered by । Mr. Miles Maine baa sold to Mr. Will H<m. E. D. G. Hold., of Grand Rapids, i Ruarell Brow ■ Estate of Daniel Cook, deceased STONE WARE FARMERS PRODtTGE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE -«• SMITH, 1IOGLE Hastings, July 22, 1870. Wanted ! Wanted ! ! All having era,fiota and natca duo, call aad settle at <Lm. 18-21. Swirn. IIcmiix A 1*bbstox ’ NOTICE. M >•* reltoM. R HR^l.L >>lk trea 5=^0®^ aaeb-aeparate. Firm bteek uortb trf rail­ road, wmx aide of Church S. Apply to Ww. Noaoas, ' Or at the Bawsu oSce. 14tf Final | popular theatrical troupe will play “Rip Yu Winkh " at Uateo Hall in thb eity PRESTON. l2m2 FPIT A VALUABLE INVENTION. JC RIala THE WORLD REROWNtO WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship lu equal to a Chronometer Watch, and aw elegantly finished •• a flrefr-class Piano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Kxpo* ultloos. IT 8KWB OMK«FOUIVTH FASTKR than other machines. Its capacity la unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHIOS sold In tho United States than tho combined aaloe of all the others. Tho WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each meohine. .1 WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 827 A 829 Broadway, New York} Now Orleans, La.J Cor. State & Madiron Sts., Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisoo, Cal. Bueklen a Arnica Salva. . ffSToirs^l PARILLA in, nroai I FRUIT of all kinds m season. CROCKERY iftf. p- Woweli* Co'a. Cel. daraaand Order entered diacbarging auro- ' the oo bond of admiaiacrator. Ilnidue of I CANNED GOODS Ban CrwaWT. 30tf flroMroaUro. J. real llakimcre. Nd., ia attendance on the Creed Lodge of tbe independent order of Odd Fkilow. Of all kinds. Hold On. Call at Powero A Barl>> । Bulb STARCHES All kinds to suit you. We have 50,000 gallons Ohio ware. orchard, to elMOO tree., and from one be j bad gathered ooe crop, and from the other ; I MW bad nt a peach tree on hi. place. I also visited an orchard of 300 I which 13u tram had already been Kept. 13.—Estate of ChariL J. B. Hi* " e have a full line cheap. Best, aa cheap as others sell an inferior quality ***?« ^‘ " ’ * S” aell, darea.id. Hearing of fotitiun te de­ termine minorabip mfyouroad that all ^Haatiags lxsdn who poasibly John Whit.. Estate of Willie R. Creod*U ayd other-, minora. Order appointing John Barber and barid Reynold. appnb*n entevol notwithstanding the anvere injuries bo re-. fair. What have Wamnt and iarcalory imaedl ceired at tbe livery viable of Calhuoo a I Petition Cali and Sec us. ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS. Sig. of th.GtMw Back- POWER CORN SHELLER. "c.> _____ Ior *“ xoanm » »«ram «r--.i!.te— FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY •ti-ii Lbtfi. a.,it Go To Nebraska ._ Drugs and Medicines. : 11C,|,jO, K4I - ... - . .a, „3mt»shoa. of Irving Tba Maryland GreMUck organixali ,n ,E' »«<i»g at tho fa in a aickly condition. |At tba State H-a Augtw 4tfc, 1S7», ’U‘*d “"F:f *U ,he P** in front ofthr jail, and from. Hou. II A- erty, including lire atoek, to be exhibited Convntjon held ia Bahim-re on tbe !<>th Goodyear's Uro. west, to the jail. at ths Grand Tlaptde Fair which commonI M,T1» Urev, in whUls be faaaj I.IMJ Mrs- W T. Brown, tbe Champion Udy I dbrared with tbe yelfowr Thb b abuut 1 ,-2 p<r cent. 1 Itararri by io-jairy «tjpi« oo Thursday last, from Rxkfurd, HL Tbe A/cv-Gom. of Saturday Th. Maaaacbuotla Republican State and we uro oar w[i! 4241 What ia it T Ana.—Your Prescriptions and • Receipts. <> DAY’S What is it made of 7 Ana.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made T Ans.—With care and accuracy. » RA^Alannwre tiru uo uemanr on. Where to gel it ? Ans.—At fiofterts & Ifotchkiss, where you will always find a full and select Stock of * If a tnanjewt but at Uuanell llroi Wte#? LEWIS STEiRN, • IlMtings, Sept. 1«. 1878. Dr. John Roberta b having the cellar •in or rtmtl '’Klrn.lt W. - > Sailings, Cloakings, Silk Fringes, ' Wheat ia bringing better prices, ati.l yruoid. Hcueo, Iroil grower, now, ufter । I au appearance in thia dty oa Sunday | morning laat, but Mr. Knap pen think, h. there can be no rational doubt but that Ia 1 trimming a tree, dip their abean I will have to do the principal part of tbe fort another bancal, It wil bring one du’.-l ic acid bef-rc trimming another, ’ btsuueaa however, aa the young fallow duen far and &ftv «■,. —■ —i— ------ * 1 ’ W0« weigh more than seven or eight pou>. JaTh. lodiaa* Society cf tbe I'raabytajio Tbe Jackson (XtaMai s^rs,_ -W , . ,. . „ I srevwsraainM wy atru. newry drratand that there are rereral w. 1 tniMMin tbe boot and ahae tiada o..:_ » — . _ out^aaluoa keepsre fur v». .lari new li'jm.r law—krepiMg sfen aft.K-xm u it i> (bead dufsacd. ' A W. lUilcy E»| baa h " bethrr the jHluwe can be held aafi>. 1.!walk built'in front of bi icaliy ia cheek ia Mictijps to msk< idenew Broadway. I revasue both from internal rtinnwi '.Bd ’ !**4 problem. Man'baD ' Dress Goods, 7. ■7. There b a great difference of opinion aa . won at De Kalb. Mfaa'uaipp: " Jimcrax says, ‘ A Lowell mas ia look­ ing for some body that want* to bet 123 that Mr. Foster won't be elected Govern­ -Meaara Creasy A Upjohn ban coalracte or of Ohio. He hasn't found tbe iodilor one hundred thousand brick ; and aa 1 vidua! ka would like to find." Tbe Lowell Jvun-tl MT’. "Roto two । —ffrpubliean p-,— ~r by Uoa»<rm bee* audof other I at beat, they are driving bysioam at thetr j gimlet holm aud__ let__ the oppo, Tbe"diaearo carryingi> iirprcsd fnan the ono JohnJJcbty, Esq, our county Treaaurer , (0 that another. Tret-* have be-yard, in older Io gel contracted atnounta aitica in Maine and Califtroii retire ar.d . ! think. Ah—while you’M at it. ju*t borr , ,,-ne iufeoted by brim: pruned wiib ahearc | uut before bad weather aeia ja. Tbe er.quct factory has started up with ' i with which a diM-wd trro had ju»t been ‘ Another Prosecuting Attorney put io ’ another for Mr. Ewing of Ohio." lew binds, utanufacturing fishing rods, j 1879. HW— —GBODSNEW GOfiBS —-—— — — - tcreat to your reader.. There arc two qaotiooa. whhb, at tha ' ----—- wouiu raconr- prewent time, especially senate the mind, tu ,o Y““ 10 r,'“ du’n •f fruit prewm-let,—what fa the reuse tb. Independent, with more vigor of the yclose 7 pad 2d-can thav be bold Bxk, Rror. 'h. hu GreenbrnA candidate for sufficiently H ch.,* , Tk* W*~»‘«r. Mam. .S„ thmka that •V. alwita in SEPT. J5TH. 1879. • n>P ^'<>r S(llc fyf ali Find-Class Dealers. take g’ad .are of tbeir orchards win toe- j Ute filed. moo.y refnsdod. fail. Tho Fair Grounds. pie of that city nod vicinity. Fair Grounds by'same ten workmen, uo >u Friday het far Springfield, Mam. tn U j Daait-n R. Ruoor. WortMeaa Sluff I mt, my friend , if you «g. Maltby, blooming red. van of tbe naw Hall. %ll east of that, a buildiap 24x40 feet b being erect- i ■y, 'GJoricus and ia Bev another eulsmn. AT QSAHD HAPIDS, HIGH. Chew Jaeksou's beet awoot Navy -Jo __ _ ___ Bbooklts 'April l<«h’ 187fa Old Floral Hall ha. Ur a removed Mreers. Hah A Bartley are continually Prise 25 ' ____ _ _______ lyi ' Wfl«-iivajKJKsSsx AND GO TO JAMES M. HEWES Iodide A. SAWS FILED, buildia D. CudwaHader and C- H. Baur hr.bm having biioda pot op to «be wiadova tf thaat oBea over (Wa grocery whieh makm the offer look much niear. Gen. Grant ia expected hi arrive ia San Franefamr uaxt Bunday, aad pomMj ba may trash the «3ty to-day ESabwala prapaialiom an' ia prograaa foe hit Sowing Machine, R. member that T. Phillipa aalla tba Geauiaa Henry Stenrt Sruger Sewing Machine, drop leaf aud two driven far fiJO, aeknovtedged ty all expert, to be tbe beat S.agw Machine in markm. Abo ■any athw find clam machine* M I be tew. (MTainBtmaiiStfis REPAIRED I rroi/fo wufDtiN cmrsiNA Site your Peach Pits �•jgyygxxtyattef.as OUUlBELirtLE, ia it Standard Family Betn<*Iy fur dinrwsof the Liver, Btomndi aud Bowels.—It ia Purely Vegatable.— It never *SB1 ^ratiSi.'Sssst-tesE S.tfesEEsrari ’s.'Sh1; guSSSaeSSa ‘ruta-i"/". tkre.1? aid marrtL-a th W •(*»• h*« ■ CAJ(WAU.At>KB. I ClrrnH Ccjrt^uamoiUreasar In aad f r lUrev ! <\«t>.YiIaLta!!of.l|ifl>Mtor fta Caats|d.*.t. -• W il ' gage 'f l? r CLB£ COX5T1PAJKIS. TUTT'S PILLS pTOwat-ciareaaii Smith, ^.fas-r Avtal-. talhr MSlUr at lbsta>iata^« Kill Udell, TUTT’S PILLS TUTT'S PIUS fB [T-f TL<nan-D it Ikat Meexti lay ar »«y<amk<r. t«a a’ DHT>Kaa.te aaairsa^ lit lb<- b«4r>e* a* all *it»tr lairn-ei-i I* rv rr-oirM u> arresr 41 a ■«*,-> .. a Ml t« U t.Un al Iks I'iskala t Ha.-14*. It .4, , TUTT’S PILLS GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT MUSTANG am4li-.tlo«is tall. ’S1U woUwai LINIMENT sqiiiMv ears* aerh aUtaolt at 1 tfl'MAa HAM! at TSrirBfe; B.C. Wass.rarv. U. F.AT A.Cbh-an. [C8IC4M IjnSTBCBELU BinfflLC ’COMPANY. THE BEST J LINIMENTS Li'- iV i FCS MAK 02 3IAS7. Asl-.L tails tar 1'^rtassassMs. No lJatent! No Pay ! '8EMINALPA8TILLE PATENTS RADICAL CURE For CATARRH pmaxitr MEXICAN flh ftp SSitr. JfaUi55“ • s»*>!<>'>* r*M' Hire, .tai-ata. ------------------------------ L_------------ L PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE FOB SPERMATOBBHCEA. AN FORD’. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. -are >• aaerr *r«a ire >u .waretas wre» s. ar that l*R0ii*Ti: Mrnc ' -.<4Ain.at aaare a tan at U>» afire ta ta an1 /TATE OF MICIIIUA5. C-wntssf Farer. w a-n>l r .aread «a tta *a>4 n-..-r-tasir. daSaUres* TUTT’S PILLS TUTT’S PILLS Michigan Central Railroad JvtuJt Omuw. > Balataaat. ■.•x-stem-stftsa'ttus <1., A'l^. -.lorb laltaUr*- J A uh ' -ria. itatal a naida.l al ita reala at 1 MS 725-j] M-Alra- tai ita-tta- d -as rreUs I. lire that, of bin Via. ltaraf-ra -a rest .re. - I l.aoa* ttaarell ; -ita- ,re-eu. Irtwtta ta .Id «.tr. arr rejairta a-a-rr-nlehi Salatas.:snare Lar re 're.-as-r la ta aatiesd in Ibis vrlbLn iLrre nxllu aad ’b-^*w«i?if»a/ltaH ta'w’brtta iwirTf nta Un*>,< tn-re ttadalrta tbit "- Ur and ttalj. • ' t bar s|’p->r»»rr sb. -ansa bre aaawsr lu ba tatill- tar -ta«S* .st ta sraatta. ! Ata • fit fanhar ardm-l tb»l ».H srelta-ue Sial >, th, <-<H»taiast.U bill ata a s-^.» tharvtala barer,,-4 as tba earanUlnaMa SA-lrltar wtlbl* at aa>4 •r Ibr Aodrarr said nreliu-n. ata tbr basr-w ;<•*» dal- atlrr r-retre aa hre -.1 a tai: sit SMia-i-flb,. l-rd.r, atalafa<«lt tbsra-1 .tai re.l tall .ill hr tab-, ta ore.l~*.l ba tall Mt-ar taiai-t ant eirrsfa-rt U »W ttaaatr *f a.*-rreUret fafata.nt Ata is fanbar atdaata 1 ksirytbrw umulreaHUireasi lauM-tar * Ciatrast satin. Ja-laa «rr,.tat.. TUTT'S PillS Ladies, yuo cannot mkg fair »kia, ro*y checks and sparkling eye* with all tta coametire of France, or baantifien of tta world, while in p»r health, and nothing will give you such good health, strength, boyaat spirits se J-beauty a* Hop Bitter*. A trial is certain proof. See another col- Chsneery Order. STATE OT MICHIaAX-rhlh JtaUUl <M( la rtaaren. Fait tatata* j* lb. Ore.il Cretfa (re tta avatar «« tsm. m abawrerr; at tta Crert lire- >■ the aHa .) <■ AH lata ». lb. Sth d» ad '-".‘■.H.'K,,,.. ttarere. . f THE DREATEST MBUXt. TRIUMPH OF THE AG. TUTTS’ PILLSIJ^: CUFL UCKKUDMH. j •yUTTS PiLLS ,-?ni PHYSICIANS, CLUGYMGi i.;.j THE AFFLICTED EVERTW:. ft TUTr PILL t-ren llaaretn lire fair nr HaMinn iUlfalv tba KfitUagTa at.--i. i-re-v l-« narrr Ca«a*>I>hMdn>. nil at smUw vttaast.lheblritml bta-lrr. tba K**>*fa drarntad ia -•-* asortossa. ♦»». Bare tbnfor a. rasr ta a«—*r> Is fa> th. unreal 4i, ar rent ■wruasa wllb ialatwt al M l«r real, ata <ltia«altaesltaa wit an nitreare Oanrareanir-Bre4reiarsreTraa*ltaIrelhare!•-. tta H1.U-, taia«4erenb»l is Aaid a-'--lp*a are all tn-re t>vr-r» re f.are.1. prl*ta Irlaa ata ta­ lar Hi-iala lu tbr tawh.Ma at ArervU Ln tba (>•»l> nt Barn *ta re-la-i Mwl.reiu aad dare.-lbad at UlUwa. U-w»: nwMlbh*3 nt the n.rth>wsat aasrtar at rerirea i-amta^ -IL and lb. Asylb-aaMvsanar at Ita aretb-aret «au<ar at are l>a. namaar eivren-is . all in lawnrealla aretb "‘i" mrere PROBATE ORDER. STATBOFMIcnittAW. c-rarv -r llA.a*. n. . Al a at tba. WaksU C«.rt far ita r’faiaty rrek. atlarcrr l.r a.-H*a*««, -,r lurtr. bvMrn stiba f*r>,tatst«ih«s la tbs riuur <1, It. Cl-asa. UitllaiJ.naXi.tA | llutinarsh. tmtanks ofah tar-.f Asy-i-t. in tba ° r.w.suirm.iu. THEBSST OF ITS KIM. frH l a a la-.sa.'.fe.-Su' srair.c"a saslmtkn >• t-at-aas* ia aaM tata' at Ins: -ta... -.1 f.r.i. «..k- » SMMM. « I Itat ta ea.tt a «w>> - t ibis erdsr I., ta tarSvaattr -r..4rt allrare W whx4i?.WH^.sr4-,ass 1- .-■<-! IUl'Mrli>»>-.<»U<lw .Ubta t.r.tr dara altar fersar. •< anrorat aaks Utt ata . »«>.<. f ihi. ata U-uracil tbre.stlbAlU. 0.4 Uli talik.a ..... ,lM.| hr lb. AAd fair a•Ia»i. Uta... ata tl 1* tanbar atJ.rta lhal 1 vnkla <«reiir-l*>. tbs said <>a»*l»iasat. aaau a nalkavt ltl> arfar U b* f-oWiall-l la Ita llaNIMs ataraM intaawt thana, stall taaaaa ata ww ta .Ht Ota Ju. ■n. sal t ■•««*•* st tbs 4*» •( lbw n-tw» Ita ■am rftbm ttaasan-t. «.» tatare-t ata alasn*<• dalUre. Ittiw.1 tra.'taranU aa atisawr Ire nt aaamr Sir falls" et.ndta far la athl wart(U. in ewa at r»: a»4 m rali ar nraread[>rai U. a.ln re.uyb.1US taanltallra'al u Jr r l . M— IM..IU, < •wruiu.n 1. . •«. • Barer Cuvalrii 1 UAul Br-i.n el al. twr.sila.v. 1 I ll *aiMseU<(l> a*Maria* t. tkb wret lk*l its rwaUamr ikl* Mala. On »Mfaa arA. 0. U<* | kta.M»i>T t-r CM.Ui.aM. ii u artSreta <kal , tba »ll SrtnOanl ttut.4.1 Bn-wnrum btaareasr*«a(.tlU4M.M U-baratarel.ilhTiiUiraawoalkf Small Loy to hi* maternal relative: "Mamins, I should think that if I was rn.de <il dust, I would get muddy inside whai I drink." Quite right, 8. B-, quite right; and If you drink too much you may fall down and get muddy outside, too. Charley: "What girl waa tlfi: yon had in tow laat evening. Harry T' Harry 00 hi*dignity “What you please to call tow, air, i> what Zrorle of culture generally apeak ot oMShiude treaaea, sir." [Goe* off in a huff, while Charley whistle* tn a low key, hia eyebrow curved like the back of an enraged cat.}—-But-ro Iran- THE BEST , f>r<Mra.tthM4.r Mf4U>vs. vi*: Ail that <ret*l. Hrev*r earrsL »r laa* all.st* ata Witt la 4832 Tbe Ilcv. De I,r Matyr, the Indian. Groentaek member of ^’onsreas, was re­ cently reluaed the use oi a Method'al pulpit in Portland, Me. Tho goo-1 bretheru down there regard C;t money and repudiation as sins ufj^csl enormity. He left. 2 srJxuss SL*s X'tass Sim Ilad.ll ha»ts« ta..’ tataa bi tba ««r>-:ltUas at» "When do yes inlind to go Lack, Mike?" asked one exile of another. "If I live Uli I doyc, and (rod knows wheth­ er I will or not, I intind Io'visit ould Ireland core more before 1 lave tbis eeaothry." A lobbing English lady, who had just l:»t her husband. asked the clergyman of her parish whether relatirev are able to find one another readily in tbe nex: world. He Mid emphatically that they will t* united at core. “Thee,'' said ahe. “hi* Grat wif? has got him by this time.’' str-i—s ■ SiSrJSSTT.'BSiSSSkT. St 18^ K treated to a regular old-fashioned' riot of th, “b'hoy*," and they all say it waa tbe ehowder. It wa* qnito a serious affair and novel, too, io these peaceful days, lor aiore tta abolition of the Volunteer Fir* Department the target companies and similar areociatioua of the wilder ele meats hare faded gradually but effectual­ ly away. However some genius cf tenderyean in the hiatoric "Bloody Fourth" Ward, fired by some old story, probably,, of hia grandfattar's, conceived the idea cf' a rare old spree at Staepshcad Bay. Borno fifty hobbledehoys cl Ute hoodlum persosofoa, with five, comepoeding females, eonstituted ttamadvr* Into a. "Chowder Club', and sallied forth with a bugs *t*go drawn by ten hone* and a wagon laden with kegs of bta and demijohns orataining something stronger. Equipped with fish tarns, dube, pistols and tbe choicest voetahtry of foul language, they made day bittaro* wherever ihsy went, and, at their destination, after blacking each otbor's eye* and otherwise disporting tbemaclvr* *11 day, they wound up by atealing a clam dealer's clam, .nd half killing tta elam dealer for the f.w re- Versatile* i. a city of palace*, must of which were built by great noble* of L-.ui* XIV. '* and Louis X v.'a time who wanted to reside near to the King. There are s-cne splewdid house* among them, much too magnificent for tta modern auto which GUARDIAN'S BALE. - / is ra.ltr t-r tta re-os-'J »t saM *ua .r sw A country paper in an obituary notice ofa subteritar* sou, **r*: “He w«» *n uirtomniuo amart boy. II* bad a little loo much curioeity, perhapw.or he would a't Live perptd into the muxxleof hiafather* yoouulf," she replied. orrw«« Ute ImW antr of brat, fntlroe eitrmMrt. MORTGAGE BALKLlsfa.ll tavia. l-ess assala L» Ik* ...falls.* rf a l j Why tbe oyster is transferred from tbe regular bill cf fare to she Indrx Erptryatoriai cn May 1st, there to remain iu deep disgrace until tta Autumn bring* back the magic “r” h a mystery which nratber tta oldest inhabitant nor the wisest Ful­ ton Market oysterman i*. able to explain to me. The prejudice i* apparently ill-. ' founded, u quite a good many New Yorker* have of kto year* rebelled against It and eaten these stall-fish all Sammer, without experiencing the sligtast ineonvarieece la emuequeace. For the major­ ity of people, however the- *t" io the mouth is still a sort of aauce without which tho king of abell-fiab il never to be coosumed, and a* a result, tta sale* dur ing tta tabooed season are only about ono-aixth a* large a* during any equal period cf the regular one. The annual consumption of onum on thu uland i* (•limited—or rather gucsacd—to iteouai to 100,0(10,DOO, and the dealer* *ay That tbe quality of tta eatch thu mason is higher than for many year* before; the slaughter wOI probably now ta greater than ever,. *■ Apropoaofa wordy diacuanion ia the papers a* to whether it is . possible for a - railroad train to actually nuke tta speed ' of a mile a minute, one of our dailies de tailed a reporter tat week tn ride on the ' locomotive of one’of tbe regular trains between Bbdadripbia and New York, and take the. time of various milts with tta aid of the stopwatch itad-/ in ‘ timini Goldimith Maid aad various other fiyers at tta Jcracy State Fain of a doreu years past. In detailing bis experience, the reporter state* that no extra speed was used, the train making ilr trip, in the u.*ua) sray, and that three ■uectreive mile* were made in the extraordinsry period* of 54, 52, and GO- setood* respectively. Tti* lime wu taken by three pemons, the reporter, the conductor, and a passenger, *0 that it ia certainly accurate. Whether thu is tta fastest time on record or not, 1 •am not sure, bat at all enrols, such a pace cornea about a* near aanihilating spsce, 1 fancy, aa mort traveler* would desire, that is, if they were cvnaciotis of it. But ia point of fact, here we are spinning along eeaaclewily by night and by day, asleep or awake, at a rate which make* that rail­ road train the lauest of snails, for the aatronomera Instruct us that tta earth in its revolution around the sun, travel* something like five hundred mile* a min­ ute—which is certainly “going it." Some ol our philosopher* might profit­ ably enquire whether ehowder, and espe. cially dam ehowder, po*se*»c* danprrou* aaillea, and when the Chamber* meet again io the lost week of November it will be io Peru.' Ro tba sittiap of the Legislature at Versatile* will have laated jaat eight yean and a half, nod now tta city of tho Grand Moturqoe ia going to fail into the deemed condition which dutinguinbed it leforc the war. Looking taek upon the political drama enacted at Vetaaillea niacc 1370, one man awn that the old town he< in more sense* than one had a good time of it. Ila bote! keeper* have been eayeetally fortunate. Before the war they were dependent upon the ebanec custom of British touriau and of die officer* belong­ ing to tta garrison; but lia September, 1670, when the German nrmicacame pour­ ing over France, Verarillra ruac of a audden to tho dignity cf a city ovcrpeipicl with great folk*. It hectored four king*, and of grand dukes and prince* quite a crowd. One could meet in ila m reels within a half-hour more gonrrala than you could cncoantrr within a month iu any first-rate capita); and at tie o'clock table., d'hote in (he Hotel de* Iteacrvoire there waa such an array of potentate*, exntastsdere, and atatermcn, that a subaltern creep­ ing in unaware* murt have f*l< ns abashed u a puppy in a mrtiagaric of linnsMeanwhile Pari* waa being beaiegt-d, and tbe booming of cannon kept tune with the popping of champagne cork* and with the chinking ol pold that fell over gaming­ table* night after right. It waa a merry tigia lor tho German* aad they made the CMt of it, so did tho boui-keeper* High-born youngsters who might be shut to morrow did not macli care what they •pent to-day . and when account* were made up on the conclusLn of peace it wa* found that tbe ipvadcr* bad dukun-dan tbeir enemy’« toil -a very petty shire of the exorbitant sum which they claimed aa a war indcmniiyi Then Veraaillc* rima in immediately for atkilher piece if luck ; Pari* fell ioto the possession of the CummunisU, and respectable |«-ptc bad to decamp forthwith. Into the hotel* ..nd lodging-honk* which had lately beet, occu­ pied by eotxiuerisg foldkre er mi a tardr of frightened Frenchmen-legislate:*, place­ men, plaoc-hnoter*, and tbe officer* uf tta grand army that wa* being reorganised for civil w«r. Tbe Galerie de* Gkcra in tho t-alare, where lately the King of Prnwiia Lid teen proclaimed Emperor of Germany. «u transformed into n dormitory fur mem­ ber* of the Assembly who could uul find sleeping room elsewhere ; and in tbe Sally dm Muechvux. where the portrait* of all Manball of France ara preserved, and • hare an ambulance wm cstsbliahed dar­ ing tbe war, tbe Minister for Foreign Af­ fair* wa* fain to catabliih hi* office*. .Once mor* gold flowed ia a very torrent through the old city aud there were Veraailk.’* who, while bemoaning aa pairiota the trou­ ble* that bad fallen upon their country, acknowledged, M they slapped their pock­ et*, it'* on. ill wind that blow* nobody “I would tax your car*," aaid a young lady of Bolfoat to bee alupid and tiresome admirer, “if——If what? " ta anxiously asked,' “if," ata repeated, “I could get * l- x largtf enoaan fur the purpose.” ■agSOlia balm w ifr yon to yonr hw tecL It does «w»y w lovneaa, I t-aryaanl at aasti Is* sihI a**U far • «*r» »•’ *.*' iL-5i Dulix, Gumitr,) Aug 15thJ879. $ I Lave ju*t returned from a abort vi.it to tbe French Capital and jast one day too late ta got tnj usual weekly letter off on time. I attended tbe eloaiog and lut A cbicago girl lays that tta ooe grand object of having • beau, i* to earn her pocket money. A smart girl can do-roar about 125 worth of luxurie* a mouth, if paid for by womo one cUe. TSTSSSSXSSliSias.'tffi .ia.tk,.'.rKi,nn.rk.Liiar » r.rU-t n.« dn mudijaughlcr they finally drowned tho ptaaw. _ Hie New Yerk calx tarn been getting almoat^M troublesome m the luwdie*. Tiiey tat* revolted ogainat the ordinary diet of mire, sparrows, bread and milk aud other cate* provided by their »dmirera. They hire instead developed iporting propenailic* and gone out in myriad* Artemu* Ward* portrait hang* ootr-u,_i j. u . _ __ •picaoualy at the London Savage club, and tta member* alway* speak of him suvyed that it has taeorno neoe*a*ry to with aingnlar tender™**. „ decree tbe extermination of tta sporting A I’uUski boy reocotly swallowed a eats, sod now, while Grimalkin stalks a penknife. Although not quite out of Muscovy duck, a Milesian Park prilcedanger, hu finds somo conariatiou in tta man covers die tabby with a shot-gun. A* faet that tta krilb brioaged to another tho keeper* are but poor shot* and tare a superstition that a dying cat's bite i* etlremdy poisonous, tta result* have been more ludicroo* than effects*]. Much powder has been burned but frw cat*, even with the aid of hunting Aqp, have bit tbo livs happily together " Micaisu ®1iw AS OnDlSASCC. ''■sStfiiiwJvSxEs? *n-> UUI’ ‘ *»ta■t?1**’1* »ra«i*lr alu«i4<4 s-.“‘‘ 1 k' lu“,« j-r-s—if tta I’ai ata Iireutar sra raw IOUSEKEEP lOdaa. Wash-art. Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw R. R. SHORT IsITOTE. one on hi* own U-rm*. During thrf war booae rent rone all nt once 200 per cenL, and landlord* who bad let tbeir hutua too cheap spent nnxiou* bean examining thdy lease* to ace whether b-imelocky flaw ciurfd tenants obtained a good round sum for allowing ttair leases to be csocclJed. The rapacity of botme-owncn, however, drove away many persons who otherwise would have found it convenient to settle io a eity which had become the seat of th? gurernmeat and Legulal uro; and tho agitation against maintaining tbe Parliament path­ cred it* chief strength from tbe f»et that everything had betome too dear at Versoillea, in order o ta able to entertain I thrir political friend* after debate*; and more than ooe of them bouse* made its owner quite powerful by the free-and easy dinners that used to ta held in it when sittings bad lasted beyond tho usual time. In some mansiooa. again, very import an t events took place. General Ctangarmcr's house used to ta the meeting-place of all tta Coosrrritiro intriguers whose cabal overthrew M. Thiers, and very up-hill work had tho pliant Geaeral to perform before he could gel Orlean'uts and Bonapartista to aasemhla comfortably in the same rooms. In the Due d'llarooart's buuso it waa that Marshal Mao Mahon was residing when tbe Due d'Broglie and M. Buffett came to offer him ttapreeideney, and here too that the kind of coup <T rt.rt by which M. Julrw Simon was dta mimed and tho Lower Honre diasrived in 1877 was planned, In M. de ia Horit.llo's house. Boulevard de la Reiue, a memorial mroc took place cue evening in Derxmtar, 1673, when some Issgitimirt deputie* sought to persuade the Count de Ctamtard to walk boldly into th. pd.ee of the Awwmbly ataend tta tribomi, and hear bimsdfprodaimnd King by acclamation. The Prince paced up and down the dining i been saai—ful. Many dMapctrnt judge* an ot opinion that if tta Count de (,’tambord tad doo. what wa. a«ked of him th. I Itepublie would trot now be exriung iu ■ France; certain it is that co tta night when thia project waa mooted a dapnty wLo hadgo* wind of it censed a .pretry panic by rushing into the diwog room of tbe Hotel dr. ItenerToir. wtare a good may «tar UsroreN. war. .eat ! ta, and erying, "Hmry, V. bsa j«« rotvr . U-m'i*1 i?iu“ uBa >r7utji<' 4"? I SUKER SOA? 75 MILKS BHOBTBaT TO IX1HAXAPUI.IS, LOVISVILLE Ata all >at.U went. 52 MILS* TtlB aUOKTCVT TO ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, TEXAS Ataall>*4aM VEST. DIMBCT KOLTK TO BALTI MOKE, WASHINGTON, rillLSDSILPMLa AMt* WStW XflMX. BOOKS’-MILLIOK S>.TES4«.,FHtrirtrt, SGOLLINS’B VOLTAIC PLASTER Thais-. CUICAUO k. LAKE HUROX R. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-09-24.pdf ac58e1894ab49dddb3dd5a479dcc2542 PDF Text Text email. tycfspwMreqg a* era orxsrni yOL. 24. NO. 21 HASTINGS, MICHy WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1879 WHOLE, NO. 1272. BEST WAGON ON WHEEL THIS PAPER but I will break all tboM Lilliputian I« U And who who tha-----are «-*■•• ebaina Oh. I shall take a pleasure hi I I bar* omiuad th* UmIocwJ or* wrekin, down rich puny obetaelre " w*«b Mr. Greriy lutrodT^d to rm4« mln, Yak. It ean Mvef ba T falter "To I'oelr Marmaduke •d Margaret. dre*<ing lbs storm uMpaak“Oh! comieg hows ia two months, you ably. lie spang up, gaad at her with glow- I the Chicago Tribm etsn I Phax and Hmi. All tbit whiiu th.y had beau pasaiog In TenMMTO. South Chrriina and Dmthrough the garden, and now came out up "Dre'i-aay you euoot lore M. Mar on a rocky erest where a little arbor bad eoetnbute He had breu for two v^ aware, clergymen are ant perariuod to be­ been built,—« rude affair, but overlooking previmm th. iomsriai aditoriri trritor of soms memUre of lb. Stat. Legtototnrm. th. broad, ahioing mu Vale made Let Nomiy sum mdltooo af dritow will bo th. New \ ork Inbsme. bat the offer of a sit down, and stood by her higher mlary her ireeaCsrrod ha brelH.„, expended this year to river eud hmboe [ “h to bMntiful to night, Vn»a." C. to tin oameMie no tM lake la 1872 improves^ by ib. Federal Goren"Yen, Margaret. Now tail me bow teAuonaMOMfaf iU health, -hrob they nil are." “Mre, Amber to wail; lattU U, got the meaaiee , Willie has goua into tha "No, k ale it M B*t that." Thro with a uNAa dopair ah. said, •'Vila, won’t I you udwslaad me? Won't yon taka pur otrux? Yu, must san haw me<h y..« dutrrM ma.** Mr. Gtmtoy," said Itowalow- “I ■* tweoty-cM.am! bad rwrtluB „ II. Mdod bia arms around bar. ’ 8b- lifted up her baud . uo to 0,3 N,w Yoek bar. I WS* <1 "•tdraMrfown.f my first elireta, It was nut that om word, bat sum. i •rtnJge, fabl^rr, wh*n Grwtoy -No serious ours, I think.*' ahakiag b. r thing in Ur fare, that mad. him release W. n bn I atBi iuto th, 4; iodsed. Dr. Gadtrey is her at once Mod with bto hands nodse bto wmu "What * it ,ou wish me 'to uader- looking M *oms ptotUIM. 'Mr. Grat *Dr. Godfrey ? .1 oocw thought be bad atabd?* b« demanded with lowering Mid F.rtndga, tbi. to Mr Demtoi euehaat lor you •** to mooes, ma I m bound i youagaltoemy.' Grwky nureed a i 'Forme? Why. Vale! But y.>u ar* Small buy '"Hew d nr kuna "That, muvh m I Iwe ymi. I don't lev. pu.t of MM., but did not toilet toff BomIW boy y»« nt all the way you wish m. la h>v« AM1XXO It. CADWALLADER. IMPROVED FOR 1879. A . Heaviest Ironed, Beat Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein oct with the Patent Skein Sciter, and JOHN R. A1ASTMAN. ATTOltNKY AT LAW A SOLICITOR “sms-­ Every iigaasjte1'1111. W. NMKSKir.-------- .-OgSUlMMfSK'AtaTKK ■f—AS-—. ttSi < Wagon Warranted ! OKLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR JAMES M. MARTI*, Attorney at Uw & Solicitor in iMlXiEgr GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. JACKSON WAGONS ?J.2tral RailrMd More in use in Barry County than all others combined, yet the repairs do not average APIOt DlVItlOS. •l.ah'a SV«l Liu* WESTTQ AND FROM IDS AND DETROIT 2 cents each. Call and see them at Sb. rang softly ; but lb* toft eye, grew thoughtful, and tier lac* sober. ' । • “Don't ny tbst, Margarrl,' Mid Vale quickly. “It'» true, though." Then, after a litth pauw, “I have n’t totd you .bout our GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hastings, Michi, May,6, 1879. Itf arc Agents for the Celebrated “A tody, a Mrs St. Ivm,—kaadmusc, deter, and rirh. 8b* lias a eurious btalory. A very beautiful mr! my Map j “ ’Wholly uuae-miary 1* he iwmtod. Mxlxrmya. soda crest bell*, in ber i ulrwT",<m w‘“ *d*”wF.' i time Sm went to Paris, sed ourried said, that they prooMe good order aBd there unfoetuaatdy . wm/aaparui*! (ri m ! remove lapadUMOU tv good goVwnber husbead, ud be ba* been th* a«mc as Bui you don't know. You have n't deal to bar for years In-ford, sh-r docn'ul 'I *“Jua th. aootrury 1 just tba eootrary •* ktsw but be to dead Mre Amber osya ■ thought about it al all. Tbe id*. M w’l h. squsaktKi, in bis odd lalaatto ; *&*« ah* was a ray ereelure, full if life and the '’ MW to tun,' he j-l-aded M irgsret wa> ad.-nt a momeM. In her cause disorder, and they are th. chief obwildcat apfrita, but now abc to taciluni and s'srle to good preera meet " , gltl. . dresim it bed been a different permriried. Elri* i. a great favmit* with ' “I thought the mau was evaay. ‘P«r t«Mi whom dre had faneiad might make "How eame Mre Amber to know tier I I ber Fappinme ; a man ires and atroog aod lisps fan will U«1 urn,* I suggested -how •eU reliant ;oaefo whnm bar weaknroa'I debu would braolLctmi without lawyare ' wo- i find toresnth, and her hungry worn i| “ •Dart want ^m Mllactod ! don't waul seriy friends. S^cii quantities ot guld or an a heart nwt io retire trout,—a very dd- 1i'em roUemed ! ba squeaked ;'if A leu R nements abe wear., you'll tx amawd. ferent mu frou. Vale Marra ret thought. have has property without puymrea, I dos t sm why C. 6, K. F .nd all the rem Vais Aod yet om does a t laugh al her. of the alphabet should be relied Ou m a You h«v* a fteliag that it wottjd n-it b* Hal I tel; you that you can Mva ma."' Slieabtp.k hsa head locradufoualy. ' -Yem refuaa to beBne it. You tare say from pie when yon have it M yowl watched the eleady rise and fall. f the are, .air to ■ a. me back to the goodMM yvn I and ibe sbimmeriog efdvodur of the urooii tv a* welt Year kiadocaa for me ia al! pay, sad erih thmq drixa of honor, but upon the waton Al last Margaret arid, igned then. Tom don’t rare though I ] men will put tbrir property out of tbeir ■ forever foal. You will net lift a Bn bauds to prevent the legal collection ot "A penny for your thrugbia. Vale!’ tbrir grorery bills. Aboliah all lawn “I wm tbiukiog- that three gatteriag for the cullretson of debt, and that wtuld I pebblan oc the shuie were so many gvUeu abcluh mo.: of you lawyers—good rid­ . dance! \ "What a faaey ! ' “And jour thoughts. Margint ?" Of which more have been sold in this years than all others combined. The following am a few of the parties owning the Buckeye lo any of whom we confidently refer : E. J. Crook, L. K. Powers, Hecht, A. E. Bull, Frank Darby, Universal Croup Remedy. Fred >>> >•«>■*. Sbe|M** ♦ llaMlllM, UeusU ItopMa. MlaC.. I Ulla Uns Baft*, Bare, Friend Soules, Peter Cobb, M kalaanta Ageata^--------------- j----- tol .J o j xn PaFSOOS. John Parsons, Watson Woodruff, Fred. Coffins. i> 1C. w M. JOX KM . Jarry Rogera? Jerry Rogers, * Jas. McGIyn, Tho* McGrath, A UTELOSTmi UH TOT. RFNTKT .Chas. Chas. Youngs. 'A. Barnum. Milo.Fish', u l n 11 i Joieph Stincbcoak Joseph Stinchcomb, McKelvey Bros. James Boyd, Caleb Garwood. Daniel Warner, E. W- French, Al. Parker,’r, James Jones, Geo. Whitney, SoobX Jacob Edger, | A. J. Sponable, Win. -Beadle, Simmons, Chas. Dolph, j WILLIAM WALTER. Jesse Simmons. Isaac Cunningham. TAILOR, * | It has been grcalLly improved for 18797^ The grain seeder can be Jo Empire Mock,over Modp's Store. attached front or hick of the DRILL as deaired. The indicator i» All Work GUARANTEED !on ^°PPcr> Cups are stationary, and it ’ ' now has a gauge tint causes each hoe to run one uniform depth so । mret «.f rooaa. He stopped where a “I was thinking that tbit abitiiag|oih I that every kernel of Wheat is planted the same depth. A result Croi imdeu-ixri* crenwept Ho Amkr ovur th. ware* l«4 up Id th. very gstao of hover before attained on anj- Drill. Don t fail to sec the new Drill »nd. ““L prtriag around under baaveo . and »■ I weut oa. thinking of satk roua curiffl.. __ MHBU RAILBOAD „„„ Robert Mitehell. Hartville ft- J- Carraje, Sin aid 1- - - - MESSER Hastings, Mich., July JU, 1879. bros. 4Ctf Imperial Soap For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for genera! them Railway »“'«r »w.. Lsrtnl aid i^i^belTHJTX^ bona ia groeebMks with siaty mi'lioM of gold, aod if you can tall ma bow to pay ton dollars with one, 1 will go and write such as article.' u ‘Don't want U paid I* bo Uatotod. ‘if the Treaauty It-panmrol reraoMa. peo­ ple wno't waet the grid ' I waM through the nanic of "37, nnd it wm jam an then ■ iMid, Bat thaw both the people end the banka bad aaaeto. Bow the aneeu are used up That paaie waa caused by bank s>roula:iuo , lbs general poverty CRAxMPTON BROTHERS, COOK & ROGERS MEAT MARKET MMKn lMim Entj Tin. FRESH ? SALT MEAT until you bare mu tsa Most Elagant, Simple and Easy Running Machine in tha Madc^—Th. Evw R.liaN. VICTOR. •------ VICTOH SKWING MACWINK COMPART,------ ------ ------------ --- POULT/fY A/IO rw Q~m. Xu. MIDDLETOWN COM. Margaret i-ckad out doubtfully. Veto stepped in, and look n heavy ■bawl from the stand in tbe ball. “Now run ud gel your rubbers, there a ■ F*Kri girl," lie continued. "You <ton*l are your cousin Veto every dnT-” Th. gid beaitated bo Iaeger, but, runuing away for Ixr equipments, mme bact in a moment. . .“Do you know; Vak," abe said, looking up aod andmg «s be gave her bto arm to go out, "thia to a very romaatio thing for me to do? If ft was Ekme.lt would be quite in ebaiaeter." • Vet*, dark, brilliant U re Were upon ■Did I frighire yv.' ' 1 I ; L,---------------------- ---------- _ boMri hf. for J our sake 111 “Mamma," aaid a wicked youagriar, "Ml I mtoe ?'■ “No, abUd, why do you ask ?" Ob, because you my you like to ere prejile raddle thru owe canoe ; and I km: He b««n a striking likaoma Emperor Willtem lib right licktaw.d ud i ppmaed him. lie baatlly broke a twig from a- shrub near, and j timed it against a window above bia In I well bow terribly far ba fell below ahat a । man should ba; but, of all th. fre.pl, whom abe bad known, he. with I re d-'i ; eate, intuitive sympathise, was the owe [ THE NEWVICTOR Itrior tbr nail moreiag aftar her daugb. tor's beau has tare around, and finds oely «K chair in front of tb* firv-plam, and the other, sluing atoog by the waM, m it ihty hadn't bom touched for three ymre. Gsaeral lxiag«treet, now poriam Gainmvilto, Ga , bm a aed food, .srsiX-isiSL,' I will. I aecar ii I" bo iirirtt Ita thick ctoom, came to the front leaking th. rough pat bi wc walk in our way there. Even if] thia were true, 1 shouk -eaward. Thr wet »<a wind* had been at sod bow very hard tod, weary th. road I* i right teyiie myself to you . fo w.rtk up"n it, and the wall, abixgted in the I “ That is as murli alike a? <icr th uxhla old colonial fashion, was covered thick I often are. 1 imsgiae,' aaiil Vale bitterly. always th .ufrht so. * | "Yours are in bra ran. mine io hajre' । “O Vale ! you think n.« Issuer than I ' Sayins nt. ahe stood before him, al! the am. Then, raring the cloud up his asm- , dsvp, tie* Avling fa hvrpuru heart rhia| aitira fare. ah. went on grotly ' Tri! m - . fog in h«r fire , and bis dsaire fw her levw' what you base been driog lbw Ung lim* ' ’ gn-w airomrir. • Y will not pily mo then, .Margaret.' "Trilpva.’ God forb. I a | silent. There was no round ex-»pt th. Margaret, in her woman's ignuvanaw »I You wilt <fo' ootbuc f.x'mv. Yoe will' . tdaeb uT the breakers <>n th. beaeb j«al b* say ».«>» li^e. '1 inighl have asved him if | I low Tha Silence sad the whit, moou-' "NurmW, Margaret I" in a low, Mger tne bond was as alroag M if the Axil toss rale ionship was indeed real. Margaret nVbjr, Yolo! hit you!" Mid her had alrirvo with all be/ might to krrp : The Price of the Imperial Soap is |5.25 per box of 100 t lb. Veto from g-rioK into bro g puihs, she ect voice. little gueearii with h'lWsmdleSret. N<rw bars—75 lbs. in the! box. To any one who will send tm an order “It I* J, MargartL Gms* down lo she arid, ber eyes Alling.— pr 10 boxes with cash. $52.60 we will send one box extra free as ••toll so bod. tb.n. Valor* Fbe spoke hurriedly, and in s glad lone. a premium. Or the orders may be sent to ua for one or more Vale weut round lo the door, sad [boxes at a time, witjr'remittancc, and when we have thus received trailed. Soon be beard her step no the orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free as proposed Maim, then the many belli were drawn beck see by one, and praoMtly tha pon- pitying, hamaa hive in ber fere, io the above. If you do not wish to send money in advance you may deroua door was flung open. Vale took soft syea swimming in trere, tn ibe g- nUc r____ it - with ■'■ any y banker or merchant in good credit in your io bet -thole face ami Agure at a single touch of the hand she involoainnlv tool ' to |le»d for him wt Ina eagerly than fce Sm*. frum whs** Devaforrua — deposit absorbing glance.—her soft eyes shining epos hie arm, thrilled him with an in town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt with n tredcr wokume for bim. the round, leoae pleasure,—a pleasure so nearly akin 1 own ek qurot psaion If be loved m he MDinBi-nm ii mini I said, why not. la all that bv asked T Why white, mesarve chin, (be soft online of tier to pain that be grew pale, aod filtered in of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address I not ronret-air herarif to tbs work of drchreka, the waving hair pushed earrloasly vriorie* th. Uteal good io bimt It away from her forehead and dropping in heavy cuarea on her neck, the ivory of darkncM striving with fate belter sell, wuuld be a pveet work, worthy bar wornihroet bcuring the beautiful h«ad emre- the atruggla of Diabolus with the aagal oT •n b nd ; a tgand. and uasribab doi.g of gallv, and I be air of sweet and gentle light. Two ways opened before him,—a pride that six always wore,—and, seeing ampfo. bourse life, labor, end Margaret*, through Margaret s mind that this was Lrree, Vale caught ber two bands put out for. if b. rouid win it, and th. eld. pin. Poor Veto I Were all bis Ana mpariin wrieomc. and drew ber to bim in pas ant life of srif-indulgew*, Elri. Hhaaaoo, tios l.> di* out ? Oh that long, dreary ga­ Corner Monroe and Jefferaon Street*, New York. Um6 * There, tian. Vale. tba> will do." mid out for Margaret. Nothing in lb. whole , ins downward! Why oat marry bim T What she did would affect no oea. Nelha girl, shrinking back after the Srstktos, world eecmad so arret a> her lore It i aod amiliag a Inti* "You’re Just the eouauared.' lie satori her baud*, bent | body'a heart Was to bo broken by her mia hie Laing eyre up-o bar, and in a Voire rry if M it Should fell eel. Margaret sains imputoire boy as ever." drought a kb keen pain. Bat Vale loaed • Im ro glad was you, Margaret I'* ba her. teller tlmn any nee else ia th. whole “ Mai garet. MV. IM Trout myself, said nroseily. wield torn! her And her heart waa eo “And 1*. glad to son you. But why I lor, m, I B. my wil*." Shu looked up m meri hto iutoel SIWUCITY SIMPLIFIED! I did n't you coma to the door, and oot go prowiiag around the windows like n bur­ almost Berea in their wild longing ; th. wurjd »f pmiuu is bto fire glar or a lomaotia Invar T* aha arid, laugh shrank away, trembling. tng softly, “You .brink from r~ "Because I did n't want Mm. Amber mraily. about me," be arid, with a griumee. Ilia Barca. iron like “Wall, come ia wow. They are all aslaen and we rea have a caty talk.” ‘‘No, Margaret: you come oat,—down We ean ri) do something for each other in this world, if we only try. Do not let us forget what Wordsworth taught mi so long ago, that “the primal d«UM ohtae ‘ aloft like stare," while “the charities that soothe, and heal, and btoaa, are oMltorod at the taut of mu like Iowan." The cactus grows to a wonderful aton in Arisona. One variety growa to tbs higha of rixty feet and measurae sis feet ia diam­ eter. There are fifteen or twenty Varin ttos, three of which brer fruit that to bighljr priiad by the Indiua, who depeed largely upoo them for sustenance. \ A youeg -mu of Sioux City went out ' cctoning bin girt, made a miswep ud U1 down a hill a dtotuce of SOO feet, but wan oot fatally bun.—(£to Fallieg in love to rarely fatal —[l^l^lpkia B»lhExactly , It. the failing out that hrreratre the boarv—Ana Arfior (hwrwr. hw mm end the pepar, but he knocked it away and wrote ou without looking up I waited aid wailed natil I bad boro there an boor. Greetoy oarer looked at anybody, sod rarely ^mke. Wbeu Young w.niml him to aiga anything be brought Ii rad thnmi tt uaovremuoKindt between ' hit omo end the mnaaocript, and bald it tUre till Greeley segued it At tori I thought I would try that with Stoveoa' totter to bim. wbiab toy on the dank un­ opened. I upmsod it. and slowly dsd it along oo tha desk from the r«hl, tbo aiguature uppenuasl Ue took no mom I cauummiy pushed to a little fbnber. Semich, aerstob, aswatcb—be waa abb store I timidly advaaoed ibo dowureau tin he edge ovet-topped bto writing. Lot �' HONEST MONEY morptng for trip tho river and over in I he Boston Metotsias. Rrachisg tbs Atkanres,-we | made PLATFORM. the diwvery for the first time. Ilia! th* Opposition to all paper infla­ tion, and consequent deprecia­ tion. In favor of a currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchaeinr power, Uie paper convertible with coin at tho will of the holder. ' to hoy American, living oe dead, since tbo days of Waahingtao. Ws hare not spuoe to go into a detailed account of his reoepliou; and wo very much doubt if, in fart, it could be details.!. Tho whole city, without regard to politics, turned out co mas*, and thousand* from all over the United States were there also. It would be imporeib.* to give in our Kmittji spore, anything like a true dcecriptiun of tbe cntbuiiasm that prevailed. Suffice it to say that no man living but Goa. Grant, corid lave created so much eothusiaim. Bnuiv, GmutAtry, J Sept, lit, 1879- f Uur dog-days are fully making up for the temp* de chr* of which so many lo­ calities as well as iudirtduriiliea have of New Yomk, September 19, 1879 The death of Daniel Drew, the ex-king late had reason to complain. The esnwferry bust was laid up for repoirs. asd wo 'had to ford it. Wa* my bravery c^Ual lo of Wall street, is '.b* latest senMUon. The queneo is that all ths aiekly folks, all tbo poor old gcullvman, who’waa al one titra confirmed invalid* and tbe crutches and the coergeiiey ? A sort of waverit< irworth many million*, and was at various my bona bock ward or forward, took pea-1 periods tbe stauuckcsl friend aed again being turned out npoo ua lo got a greedy tho Liltermt enemy of Jim Fuk, Commo­ snap at tbs highly Vavnred oxygen and a sewrion of me, and I was about to seggmt dore Vanderbilt,' Jay Gould, and other dreamy nap in the luscious mid-summer to my companion the propriety of Waiting financial magnates, died almori as pour as shade. Tbe pate foots, lbs diMotted fraa few moments lo see whether the waters when be began life—a poor cow-boy in turcs and tbe limping gaits cl these tran­ Carmel, Putman Co., N. Y. He made sient itinerant* make np a woeful picture money first a* a drover, having made his to contemplate, but eno cannot help feel­ first purchases of stock on hi* own account ing extremely kindly for them, tert fierce with money ssv ’ ' " ' and rrucl fata mark ns out for romc kin­ of 1812, fie was proud dred calamilV. Let us_ hope, therefore, of bi* service, and with tha veteran Thur­ mule; but patience and pcreeveranee, sc- ' low Weed, used regulars to appear every eompanied by a good switch overcame bis , quarter to receive hit pension of IS t objections, and shutting my teeth loktier ' Over a ton a day of gold for several weeks has arrived from Europe in thia country for produce. Everything in tbs shape of grain, or other farm production* are Winging good prices, and ths price* in fart are gradually going uro yet the chron­ ic growler* are outrtinnallyt^Uering their falsehoods, that the time* are no better than they were fire years ago. To a cer­ tain else*, it may be that the good time* so firmly that the roots cams newr putting my eyes out, and holding my break least ( I should lose courage, we made a jlimpin the river, from which we emerged oo , the other side, rather wst^but to my in- , tense aatoniabmeni surprisingly alivr, and entirely unhurt. Tho scenery, a few miles back frotu tbo river is delightful, and it ia rtrangc t^iat it put in the field will receive the .'upfxjrt cf ths people. The majority ha*e the a»tifathy fur the “Yanks" that a sullen 'half whipped cur ha* for it* mater ; and |h*re u no use in thinking uf the breach tta bring heate-i until the riul. of this geta.-ra •oelety, while the good q| tiun Lave recreded from the body, and of the ground, with such pine to that happy land where reteJlim i. tendance, showed that _ . at a discount. With him it i* entirely a rasgementa had been made and earned out aectional strife, and they look upon th* much to the comfort of ail prerant. Democrats at tho forth as their vytnpibisOur county hsd as exhibitors tn the cJt- era and champions. If “tbe 'soldier* i who tle department, Mr. MeOmber, and in wore the old, f*d«! bine jacket*'-•** * poultry, Meura. Hayes A McElwain. “gray" actcringly *;«oke of them the other That tbe stock taken from the county in both departments was of a high order, the polls tlie victory which they are tell prem'iam* awarded attests, and it is not slip through their band* to easily, i too much lo say that it wa* creditable to which cost tlw lives of so many nublt the county. All in all the Detroit people low*. Wave tbo “bloody shirt" as up.41:11 did their brei to aooommodate aid enter- a* you piraie. They do; why cannot i tain die people of the State, aod aaecceded But remember, the on* they bold on I:kigb most happily io convincing all that the is soaked with Cnufnlttaie bta>l ; |i people of Detroit are alien lo the want*- blood of tbe would-be destroyer of ’‘ I __ J and prosperity of tbe state. grandest monument ever erected lo libtrtj. During the State Fair over 50U guest* were daily entertained at the Mtcntaas ExctUWax, the home of the people of the State while sojourning in the "City of tbe Straits." Always excellently managed, under tho supervision of T. Hawley' Lyons so long the popular proprietor of Sweet's Hotel, Grand Rapids, tbe Exchange is tho bast kept hotel io the State, aod needs only to be known lo be appreciated by the traveling public. A Suocetaful Career. It givm n* pleasure to plaoo before u«r readers tbe following complimentary go­ tten of Mr. W. H. Scbastx, formerly of this couaty, which we dip from tbo M a* kegon Chroaref*: The TrotktrllrT says, uTbe liquor bnsincas wraps its inleraal coils every year the daaer around tbe .country. The internal revenue buroan reports that tbe number of gallon* of spirits produced during the fin- ; Scbsuts came boro HJ years ago a jntn cal year of 1879 wa. 71/Ha„fil7, agamat *»d by rerefiil atteutioo io bustneaa i. IK*. A** I. t*k “■ “ tea mff/fon barnlt of beer-some 300,000,­ summor in the employ of tbo C. W. .M. 000 gallons—and wo have nine gallons of R. IL as tinket agent and also bad ehergo liquor thia year to each inhabitant of the of ttys freight office. After spending the wuter cart hi* next poritioa wa* with tho Goodrich Transportation Co., as freight Wo sos by the Sumner Ofc (Kaa.) agent at Central Wharf, and after leaving this UotwpMy ha acted as rierk at tho Prrtt, that Tommy Hubbard, formerly of Occidental Hotel and while there received this aounty, has roorivsd the Domination an offer of ths position of book krei.tr fovtUgteter of Dwd. far Sarnow CuNow that is aa It should be.' Wo fool to cougraiulate bim upon his aucccss in rterivisg tbo nomination, aod we fevl rare w* shall bar* the pleasure of farther con­ gratulation upon his triumphant election. !chureh *Jm«l ever sines bi* arrival and ia trustee for three year* past ud was also 1secretary of tbe board. He is now Stlp 'eriutendent of the Sunday School tad under his eupsrinteoduuey tbe school ha* । been prosperou*. Wherever be may de, Knappen s Law Office. Jam*. w~ »*roaHatiMwiU> Ik* ■**•* kwh. *f tSttUnWStsssatssr-w.ra tE-jrtsssiS'.sftaa :tca3 OHIMY^ length. Very few Rassiaafc indeed, are seco, except two or three score deteetur* hooting after escaped Nibilwt*. Then boudra a gocdly crowd of Ipog uwed end keen-eyed Orientate, we get so cceasioual glimpM of thiraty groups of tha twenty- . six rainbow naticnalities which represent the bomogenciiv of tbe A astro-Hungarian monarchy. All thi*. 1 can d**ure you make, a very good show while it Irate, but it docs uot last long enough and our rtu-rnal victualling an-1 beer selling grumb levs keep on crying alnad. “Mine Goll! miao Gott! help u«! Kruux Himmri -mil- BACK’’’ u i J Jitu , * **. । tee Knappen’s Law Office I h.l llr-vo omi.4 It. i~n. Hr .AiorUs : «,,.WtS;*sstsr 7.JS ......■^.QKjjgtBhE'lE '.r.'iji'iu', fTV ■ ■ JT1.. k 1 1 .. rr.n-J,'Jrtwuasv f\Mxs: SS Knappen's Law Office, ORGANS. HUNT’S Knappen's Law Office, ;y to bubbling haic orourol lines 1 wrote ore nf lingular dramatic idtsrut. The two brothers of cx-CongrcMman Morgan Jone*, (one a very fatuous New York priitican, former­ ly a [-lumber before Bill Tweed took him by the band) were machinists, both smart and shrewd. They acrarnnlatol much property and than tell out about It. The elder became stone blind, but still preser­ ve*] bit delicacy of touch to a ma'rvelous d gree The work uf/ii* band* was al- but for the partition # of tbeir property, amusing himrelf by all sort* of evasion of legal proesu. It is said he dodged the Court officer* .«uee.-«»faily for aver a year. A*, last oar outwitted tbe blind man an-l hi* henchman, an-1 while tho latter bad cone for brer to tn- uteo tbeir frugal meal, that nomebody was playing the fori with them in the e'oud* when a week pa**-d • without a couple of boeesi thunderstorms. I SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS There long-winded tempon*, generally fol lowed by a rouplc of days of Seoleh likeDanube mi*t« or fstyrign mountain flrinles have almost ruinously interfered with a variety of private interests, st: J especially with the midaummrr "hearigen" tusinre*. V* ifflsSlKK tststa wbicb in its ecrmominal bearisg* upon the 1 ! liMiuaiitr. ln>«4iar*U Si rtr.r »>-. comnranity Is a* indtepeisabte tn the p- >y u K*U*M> MSI rro. IBita-vt te Ktflatten a* daily bread Feme month* »-■> I ■ytWasas&'Tsras-. *->. gave some brief description uf thi* limc- ' -l-Mlr JhmK/11... (n.n« lbwir *«•>'■ r«i mu-,. *>*4 <*• lien.', . •>< honored euitom a* indulged tn lite ia (he etefal d young, bulf-cookcd sourkro.it at*! yard* of penny aaa**gna, after a couple of hours country walk in a dripping Novem­ ber afternoon or through six or eight is-' ches of mud mixed Sundiy saow. However, the midaumnxr acts of thi*' popular entrrtainmetrt arc by f*r mote to 1 A tereating, and may even be freely indulged kt. In by strangers- For by thi* time, the. wine bi* completely thrown off all obnor-1 .ion* acid* sad other ubwbrietome agent*, I youcg soarkrout is still prnspering sod | growing in the krool nurrery ofth* kitchen i garden, the------------------ L * *- 1 aristocratic 1---------------------- ------ ---------ing the ahominal atmoephero of a non fUHBLU-rft-. Wheat, Wool. Corn, Potatoe Lard, Butter, Pork. Hains, TEACHEH.S.m’£i>. CONSUMPTIVES ! I’lnster, flam iU!fl)ussur.x- -asst • ■O <■„*. rail* tVWM UlUIM VMS UMkATTOLR «>*- Gen. Grant Around the Stucco, World Cement, ■Ilktra. L»H M tlu< a» . iku ^<u.c An<i all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place THE NEW co sell everything you uutrr KUX3QMO have and to buy every­ thing you want. CROWN ri 8EWIN6 MACfllNL « II. CHI, THEONLYMEDICINE That AeUatttaSSaSai THE UVER, • THE BOWELS, Kesps eoratenily LIME. HAIR, STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. . I band ’ -ALSn> PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS CVLTJVATOR8, l»OttlLKS||0VKL 1'UrtVH. LEFT HAJt’I) FLO IKS. Reaperand Mowers. KIDNEY-WORT smooth water. Tbe old sailor* who de­ J. K. Osgood, E«| । of Main*, Um m*n rided tlie little sraft are in rapture* with its petformaaac, and the illustrated pa­ who organised (be first reform elab, nid pers will be fall of the subject in etnuiog rr^dy io a pubfie sddrera that uiec oat Mora we could not say if we *hoold dtrete ' eolumna to a dreaiptioo ef the ftertivitire. Wa regret to be called upon to bote die death, al Ovid on Wednesday ofhurt wwek, Ths bMri majority is Maine on tbe of tbe wife of flea. A. Beattie, State 8*U ’ vole for State Senators was over 4,000 fur aloe ia 1873 4. Mra. Beattie waa a Indy tho Bapubiieraa. On Senators the oppori. cJ great persona) worth, b«bly educated, tisw fused, and if they had ou Govenwr aod very artree in all hnurnntsrian work, our majority would have bora still larger. aod will be aadly mimed not only in the bn swore ws* snapped st him. Ths eara As U in s plurality of £1,000 will'do for wav Irisd before Judge Gildsrrieeve, ora home circle, but by . the community at of lbs rid International tram. In whoto this yw in a vote of 187,0)0. Court Cri. Bodine, “Old RriiaNe" is a Court ofioer. TI.rso experts rpsedfly saw that tbo cartridge bad not bran indented by tho ril*g*d' snapping and that the DAUCHY &. CO. COL k*vlM Un a* larta**.* v I* rare *1 ('«ora*totl«a Ik lu vwu «*■***. «n*r Senator Chandler, at Sandusky, Ct, last week Tuesday, put the Republican major* ity ia Ohio at forty thousand. The Cin­ cinnati Gastiit say*: "That la a largo figure, but the vppearanoo of thiap lately The Fall aboeltog al Creedmoor ba* so far developed a wonderful improvement over even tbs grand aeorea cf former years. Tbe competitor* are very cumo- loan. Knappen's Law Office. :»iiiHrtASi TO blind man curaeduwo alair*, tbe attendant blocked the p*Mgo to tbe back door bv Seal," the “hcutigevi" holyday makers) which the unhappy oSci*) had cotcred plunge headlong into tbeir bacchanaii.m , say, they misttak him for a barglar, or jollification* under tbo ewl shelter oft d-tremined to kill him in revenge for hav­ •ome shvdy "Baumgarten-' Aod. here, provjjed tha company verge* si all on de­ ing outgeneraled them, tba blind man did cency and revpectibility, tffe , thing rsstab him family? Tho other case wa* that of a pupeemin who shot a milkman whom he mcV rowing ogt of hi* rcoma at as e*tly bonr in tho morning after leaving thq milk. Tbe story of the Knight cf the Club was rather in.-onaistent. He daim<J that be mistook tbs early visitor for a Lurgtar, and then justified himself for shooting bim anyhow because he declared hi* matrimonial rights hwl been tampered with. Tbe cbtef novelty here i*. that the policeman thought it neresrery to make any excuse at alL They - usually ciab away a* they pleaaciand cvnaulcr any re­ mark about it quite rude and uncalled for. Wo are getting tired of cur ‘'finest force in tbe world." Propio interested in yachting matters fornia have anything to do with tha rteo here have two things to tslk about this Certaioly if wheat should go weak. First the Altehtie Y'scbt Club, io wheat. down it would be attributed to th* Re­ which ba* been fsmous for its bold mari­ ner* and yearning* for tbo breexe* that publican party, but prosperity usually at­ tends Rcpublte*ii auceea*. never blew at their regattas, unexpectedly were favored with jast tho gala they bad for years been praying for, aod aa unex­ pectedly to lb«ir rival* and admirers, de­ clined m a body tn face it. Only three spoken 1 aod James G- Blaine ia tbe fore­ yacht* of the entire fleet sailed the course, most man in the country today. Wo and tba adoption of a while feather a* a Club ensign te universally rwommendei. predict that ho will bo the Republican nominee for President in 1880, and tho next President of <ho -United Stats*. Hurrah far Toovfcy. The rsetptiou is hr.nor of President and Mra. Hay** aod Goa l Shermao, givun by ax-Gov. and Mra. Hetny P. Baidwm, ar their palatial reridonco in Detroit on Frte day erautog of last week was Worthy of tbe .«rarieo and of tbrir distta^iabed gueste. REAL ESTATE. FOB SALE AND TO BEIT. rKnappen's Law Office. tice, they are all very hospitable, aod tbo average intelligence and education, and the beat of companion*. Tbe state is, t>f course, democratic; and although tbo leading journal* seem ta be advocating the nomination of the tea»i un­ objectionable candidslcr, yvt there is net the slightcat doubt but that whocjvr i* L. J. WHEELER Ho**** n*or 2nd <*r4 School'!!»«■». I We; poosf»«l. VF'/"’ tbo multitude of newspaper report* of hi* proceeding*. The way be and Vanderbiit got bold of Erie wa* a masterpiece of very good, aod never will, for they rill foxioeM. There wa* a determined aland have to go to work and earn their living, made against Drew and »vine “ wanninga thing that- will bo new to-tbem. Work, why that ia where the pinch i*. The grumbling bummer* -who in frat wlmky •bops, and bold down dry good* boxes, are about the only ones to growl and eureo the Republican party, while tha laborer Cads all be can do at remunerative wage*; and all over the country the ery is, “not laborervraragh.’ The times are good, and | wpmen bare a very di’*gnsting habit uf growing better every day, gold by the loo '/dipping snuff" which completely non pouring daily into our country for our pteurd me at first, and it was nut-until productions, and prosperity to those who one of them offered mo a Mick, one rod of labor, I* as sure *s the sun is to rite to- which *!>e had previously chewed into a brush, together with a bottle labuicd I ‘■snuff,” that I fully realized that a irJnuri* Thursday and Friday was unusually largs, induced In part no doubt by the prnence thereof Preaidtnt Haye* and General Sbermaa, yet the exhibition waa attractive enough to draw tbo attention and attend­ ance of alt thinking farmers, from all parts of tbe Stele, as well aa tbe artisans, me ebanlcs, aod al) others interested ia tbo exhibitions of superior mrehaniral work in all of tho various department* of me­ chanical skill and enterprise. Too much credit can net be awarded the officers for tbrir persistent and auecsssfal I CLOTHING 'leu’ Ywiii. Boys aid QuIm Hanse oo llro*-i«sy, north of railroad, of--: by (Hive <lreeal.ll. F*v rate o*rent. | . vril'-lo hide) tbrir ; behind, tho river —- —__ -inch mor* beautiful at a distance—with its red walk of clay, aod forart border*. As wo approach nearer the mcuntric*. silvery atrmtnv, Making vainly to find a resting place, now d*hisg in impatient fary down tho steep sid«* and over hugh rack*, and again threading their way in lazy tranquility as the loogtd for goal room* near at band, met our -eyes The scene by moonlight is indoicribabk, and one ean only lock aod wonder th*’, so much beauty has been so long unurtlccd-' I find the majority of the country people repulsively ignorant and indolent, aod they have dissected and renovated the Bother tongue till it is nearly impossible for any could eves use tobacco It is uci|dl>*s to observe that 1 moat decidedly dediiicd tfp^pleasnrc. . However, to d» them jus­ stucirmisniuiii __ NEW PIANOSS125. Pays lUe lugbeat Cash price for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. Farm ent will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purcba»•ng nny of tbe above articles, at bis Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1879. 49 Tie ferita Putksiu Cnjtij West Meriden, Conn.. Kuk.*.4>ll •>,!». Iarl*dte< t-rwo. »aw*r. The Now York Rtpr.u (Tammany) declares that it will wage oerekuliog war to tbe knife against tha ring that haa se­ cured control of the party orgaoiuiiou in that State and against -Samuel J. Tilden, M (M*M Mnu * Hm The vote of tbe Frosch settlensrau in Madawaska, Maine, was as follows : Oarorioa 1106, Davie I Wk Smith 1 fl. Not FOR 'ydUR JOHWSTOK’S Sarsaparilla m comun, wroa �24. )NEER MKUCSK *rr LICAUR- R. TIME-CARD ■rat 1,031.000 brakrt* of Yntta, Boh All Oiler* of 80k IFnugra >t JK.ddrra aid chum Mia (MW SPECIALTY. Sewing Machira/Dncnraud - err. alwata in eicwk i* htnccfonb to wertern Grand Trank line. Ibe North. of the Ki.! Th* wfld hiahmaa U filling hi* ator* W COUNTY OFFICERS. Breathing Orgatu ■ DUcaam of Men BARGAINS in BLACK MERES, KIDDERS, Grand L. J. WHEELER. -V'A* ffi, 1876. r,t/ k*4 m though that cereal •» mexhauau- I’.AI. ESTATE. SALE AND TO RENT Addra. (1ST OFFICE TIME ». New rtyiea of HOSIERY al Kidder*. Grand Rapid*. Mich fit." S* ■.:"lMi .If.rn.J.bL, . Church in Detroit, and waa an impoaing affair. own pocket nolwdj- need object. l.r.nie.i.ra.r. x xevixs r it lappen’s Law Office. appen’s Law Office. Tho Fur it Grand Rapid* in in foil e->a». For Mie «r rest. Apply at JULIUS RUSSELL Immraa* Stock of BUTTONS at Kidk Co.'r, Grand Rapid*. Mich 21-23 ■ 1-7J tba poaitton of chief clerk .in th* Third Mr. Jchn White, engineer at Hal* & A.«Kunt Poatmaitcr Uraeral'a DivUion. Barttoy** mill, haa rrated Henry Bailey'. t-1 Mr. Sylvcater (Inborn, who u favorably running ■ newraaper. » al. Cor. Butler. iappen’s Law Office Ibe Democrat* io MUdarippi aet Hixon Th* “TEILLAHD BLACK SILK >t liberty when be waa armted for killing at Kidder*, Grand Rapid., Mich . 21 23 mull of the election in Maine a Republi- Dot. 21»t, 1879. of apple juice Ihcae dayr. lappen's Law Office. ftllrr of the Han hi are at Prairieville to. Bendy Bru*, k Wilkin* here finUhed Mra Geo II. Brock* ia (pending a few day* among friend* in Manin, Allegan lappen’s Law -Office. County Corrcipondence. bsKXTOBr Sept. I3th, 1879. Oct. 8th, 1879. of the 20th Mich. Infan , 1879. - Grand Lxcurtion art te-xiWc Sunn, IltotucA Pbk»to>«. -Porter" Celebrated KID GLOVES, Kidder., Grand Rapid*. Mieh. I®™ os ■hop over Herrington • rtore. A Mr. Blanchird liu rented Mr Hiram W. Babcock, brother of time » expected Geo. D. of Baltimore, it vailing in uid NEW GDODS JEW GOODS > COTTENS VERY CHEAP. Kinder A Co.-*. Grand Rapid*. Mich ■m Why Pay S2.00 ..... ...C uvfntau E. vuurctl, IUU l beeu Bppcintud by conference to Bay City. , Rev. T F. Ileitmeicr racrerda Mr. Kern al thia place. ’ . Tbe'little Bcr.-y Kcm> to hare recur. fii-KJO. Apply »1 RQAjSTS. > I. ..!>> I... J. ... AB f»et.,ry r riae.. g->-d order and a good time. Apply m iappen’s Law Office. [ONEY TO LOAN. 5223 to P<«» Apply at . appen’s Law Office. iUCHY &. CO. COL i, ung ' I have been in New York the Iiwt tvA tyeeks and bought a much larger Sfc>ck of Good» titan ever before. I have a fine Stock of Tbe tjirech of Aaron Chrk of Middle­ villa, at the Relorm Club room on Bunday ar*al» JtiMyaraiJatUvatoii. O® I tle**ru*ai i-.OraiatUu tree. lake ,'r «> rt-k -rlf.acof (to Is M0. A*- .. .. mbWWjfi i. - Bargaia* ia TOWELS al E. !’. Kid­ Grand Rapid*, Mkh. - 0 Mr*. E. Pennock will entertain the M. E! Society Weduetday p. m., 24th mat. Gcntlrmra invited to ten at aix o'clock. ' know it, that he, Frank, haa a altuation ; th* large dry good* eatabHahmept of Sprit . , . . , . , 4 Co >,l Grand Rapid*. Let the dancing part of th* community, .r b,., i. .<«i a. fJ ■ uh ., " B- C“* r—"'r ’.«■» | ke« Spring*, Wayland, Martin, Plain*, 4e, aod tay* that be *aw on nn i route thouModa of buh«la of peaebca that NOVELTIES IN DR! SS GOODS at Kidder*, Grand Rapid*. Mbh. 21 21! TUBAL CAIN. > in the county. Kidder't The great Grand Rapida dry g.»>L fit (adopted by Mr. Dudley are well adapted atH*w.HHn». IHtf. । to the uece*>it><* of tbo pupik, and fully ■ kMEK^WATiHU'K'h'r- M tZraffieffiJ Kid h-r A Co.'a, Grand Rapids, Mich. '»“»•« neat, tuo-atory burfdtpg, 28 l.y 40 ft-et, an-J c*|>alile of comfortably accomodating about 130 pppib The up Grand Rapid* Hair ihia week. Gentle­ manly clerk*, (and they employ ao other*) tr x MORTGACIF. HALF., Howell Bro*. Wo hayrra *plrr*did o* 1 WANTED i'ito ■Wanted I Wanted ! ! Call and aee them. Io to'dat'a Ba*Neu <■ c trerpotidrocc from Arkanaaa which will Hata and Caps. s ' Hosiery, &c. 1 have taken advantage and can make tbe lowest price*. JJ5CWIS STERN, Washington Block. 42-41 Prescriptihns and Our expenses arc light and wc sell goods in snmo’ratio. Sueklen'* Arnica Salve. FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY -il. .tttoraer fcr Xw.nrTiujwnwM. ann cnirw — i — — ------- ——M_— ------------ Think of tbrao I appearance again In tha neighborhood to- wiuu* mi - - ------------------.--------------guaranteed to gire perfect aatiafactkn in ‘ G. P. Rowell &. Co's. Col. 1 d*y . He donated the entire baakaful 'to the Ihing*,*' aod lei your light *hioc. home on Saturday lart. in thia city. bey*, and, well there, the boy* think Unde | Frank Arsdnn . <Jf Harting* towmhip, A Couple of Aged. Sitters.... ^o..„^ --.v„„ k. v. Uja»t tne txianeil man in tu»rry (Would Lucy Buell and Anrilla Cooper wen*' Fair ground* i» 22x50 feet. Hortlcul- I County. They war* tho Labella v.ruty, bora in WooaMock, VermonL tural hvll. the n«w ... . . • . r l ■ total hall, aod and.tbe new ticket office »rc are' 3Oyl Mra. Bnall, Nov. 4th. 1789. both completed, and are good building*. I leaching mmne io Allegan county for tbe urday with about a half-bualiel of the moat A specialty. more. Md. IWew Report! Time* changes nnd PRICES change with them. Never was TEA as cheap as now. We have a full lint! of NEW TEA at prices that never was so low.. Ala.ut fifty «herp have been killed by SUGAR Nichol* b their candidate for Supervisor a lady 90 yean old and wjthout the aid of ri—. we think Prairieville can claim to I John* IluMcil. placed in hh More, which he will aril very Is aa Cheap as. any place in Michigan. Bill McCauley will pay taxm on four SOAPS 5 c. bant, 8 c, bars, 4 for 25 c. or 20 c. bars. Jacob Odell and John Fleming each early black grapn. SrrtviMtotsn eloquent and intonating. Clarke Eaq , of Middleville in the Hub Boom Sunday afternoon wa« eloquent Mr. Henry L. Newton member of the Praabyterian Church, a thorough Republican, and will be aadly will be NaahviUe'a gain. Lost.—My. Ultle black and taa dog. quickly healed without a particle of aoreAnybody returning him, will bo ruwarded. HU name i* Nad. Be baa our beat TOBACCO We can bent the County as we buy at Manuiactorv price* •so. - aao. - •too. - •ano. always applying your Liniment, and oe»»r -------- '--** ■ — .L _ i. (cffenDg and alm<*t Lii.u — of Hop Bitten, you 'Glorira* atd iuraluabl* remanolher rolumo. 20 21 Local Correapondence. Bailey b about to remove to Naahville to 20 sackrjust received at prices from 121 to 35 c. aa to grade and - quality from cheap RIO to the finest JAVA i Worthlew Stuff I ay fiirad ; if you healthy, blooming ikarp, Hon Clement Smith will apeak at the Reform Club root saxEssr: Drx Tbbx. happy aod talkative aa a eouple of a very good bearer, ripening fully two JOHNSTON’S COFFEES viaor of Prairieville. and Mra. Buell ia her th* back, aod get him ot THere i» nothing like a । ing a jxilitical opponent Call and See us. ROBERTS A. HOTCHKISS. Sipi of ih.O^dra &«k Bbooklvn. April iOtb, 1876. Daniel .McNaughton in the Seecoik Ward, Buell haa pieced a very fine quilt for Mrt. lion* of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the while returning from a temperance meotRobert Martball which will be placid on IRSAPARILLA ■& (Mm m Furnishing G®ods^\ Drugs and Medicines. Swirn. Houle A Pbk«t>in ytosi.-i-t CilAhU SEWINQ MACHINE. Clothing, Clothing, Whavisit made of? Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. •How is it made ? Ans.—-With care and accuracy. Where to get it ? Ans.—At Roberts & Hotchkiss, where you will always B ~ * a 'full " and’ find select Stock of lid line of Drawing l"»per 5ROWN Foreign A Domestic Cloths Gotitn Suitings, ■ What ia itT Ans.—Your the marginal bfavka I* at JluweTl limo. lira of our bu«: I, THE NEW XJUUT BUNXP«U Beaver, Flannel*, Ready Made Cloaks. Hastings, Sept. 15. 1879. The contract fur building the bou*e vat ■at Society will hold a acetal at I fair* are for . Grant Around the World- Waterproofs Ladies Cloth, Fancy Good#, THE only PLACE to find BROADHEAD DRESS GOODS bring along yo one-eighth the Knowing that IKi>,lril'4 Suiting*, .'Cloakings, Silk Fringes. Over Coats. Fine Suita. POWER CORN SHELLER. Mrtwr*. hale A Bartley hare addol U ; .uh.. -................ • ■ Drew Good.*;, gr^r-d •ucceaa. Ilcci awarmit h>c. 1879 PHORATE OHIIEIl. t-ITK or MU.UtUAX. Cwarr *» Bia.*, „ Tho County Fair. iappen’s ~Law Office, SEPT. 15TH At the Cash Store of tavtted lo attend. lo soldier* of other reriment* though tlK-y could hare lappen’s Law Office. trolled the Democratic nomination fur bhcriff, puugcntty remark* an exehang*. Ro-Union, 1 cilow* Hall, at that place Henry H. Bailer i« going to Naahrille Any lodge thit ha. not Grand Loden Conatitution Mlegau oouatr Fair commence* iappen’s Law Office. E. P. MiddlevilG Entered at the Post Office, 'astinds, Mich., as Seconda.v.K J/atfer: Apply «| Him. Pub. Co., ot Kkkin. ot IUt. Sum) v — .hit. iJcJij’UiTiie lappen*. Law Office. lie brat 5*»# your P*»eh Pita. tappon’e Law Office. pnee DRY GOODS ! CASH­ Attention Firemen. in procuring Mr. 2. B. Williaon to run Trial urn 25 ent* Dr. Gri.**, GX 19-21 WI0HT k CO. Baaktn. ^**>1 FISH > We have a full line cheap. iTOisu-wrrcrKSrse'-' '***'**”* STABCHES All kinds to suit you. lo .yraar At,• Of all kinds. WAKE UP! AND-GO TO < • CANNED GOODS FRUIT of all kinds in season. CROCKERY Best, as cheap ok others sell ut> inferior quality. STONE WARE We have 60,000 gallons Ohio ware. ■r FARMERS PRODUCE TAKEN IN EZCHAXGZ. -et SMITH, HOGLE At PRESTON. SEW 21 24 gregato being a little over 8,000 bnabela. with ua. Bunn Bum. & Elegant line of CLOAKS at KHtktt, raad Hapida, Minh. ' 21-23. One Box or Six Bottle*. )P B Iler. W. J. Aldrich on Saturday al 2.30 Kidney-Wort. 7:30 p. m. •lohtfA. GracUe Era. haa rrtorrad the Praia lew. which Hustings, July 22, 1879. Wilkin*. Every Sunday meeting will bo SAWS FILED. 12m2 �A CURE OR NO PAY. Ladies ■£”j£sdE: io.'.lrnk la tk. !«»*< SHESHasira ' fl !..","!'.'7 is a Standard Family B'tnedy fur diaesara of Uie Liv.r, SU.«uch jjf! and Buwrta.-It h Purely j/BI | Vegetable.- It never O THE BEST LINIMENTS Secretary McCrary ia a candidate lor Um United Staten Sesatonhip from Iowa. rOB MAH CS EXAST. Tba Indianapolis Jamal cam wend. it ia alliterative and representative, and the that^tbs yellow ferar \mipirator »od YatooMoeenia ought to poh a heavy vote. SM T^Wmhingtcn Sunday //eruW(Drmj THS BEST OFITS KIND. party aseocistm that “ii cur 5oolh.ro friend* gp an emiuiac; themselvto with shot Map* ud remlran. they mot: not be e-rpristd (o find the enlid South eonfroo tod by a aoBd North.'* iasaMrfSMwUwv: sal a* «*U *» eeasatosl ».• wISRsiVMvSaebwaiawliatwl to K to—rar !*• —«-.4 kt raid » ru.<. o aiwtas** sMtela^t a>4 -I 'to MichiS 6RAI tog* . tewtwftAftSBWWE An Ohio paper thinks that a* tho Yauro Democrat* preaenicd Dixon with a nilrer i«O.pitab«r, inscribed lo “The Brav­ est of tbo Brave," it would be an appro­ priate thing fur theta lo bestow upon Balladale a aohd gold pitcher, with tbe inscription : •■Braver than tno Bravest ol MEXICAN SST.'.i LINIMENT arssw&srr’* *u-~” " ’ PILLS If the Democratic editor of tho Vicks­ burg Jlrral.l resided In Yatoo county he would doubt lea. be making his way out to denounce the Dcmucislic policy of foroe, but for tbit h« liu been pronouaeed "in enemy to tbe community’ by a PHYSICIANS, CLERQYMEN AND THE AFFLICTED EYEHYWHEn:. The Mobile (Ala.) Hryixrr (Detuj aap that Ibero art- bet three things that may cloud tba fair prospect, of tho Demo­ cracy in 1880—the adherence of any eooaiderablo portion of the party to the soft money delusion, tbo discord ia th* party in New Yotk, and th* re-oceupnce of the performance* io Yaaoo county, TUTTS' PIUS THE 8REATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ARE. TUTTS PIUS fflICAM I ¥Bi lUU RAHSDiD * < aMPKV. TUTT'S PIUS TUTT’S PIUS TUTT’S PIUS Tbo Gerwin Democrats tn Ohio do not take kindly to Gen Ewin; and hi* inflation campaign A conference of thi* element van reoently hehl at' CoUmbCs, I il.^TrU-^ THE BEST Ito . TUTT’S i.j Mkr |. th* r«mw latvwMto la ad • tltotosdMwr.f ran toUUa*. raa U>. h> TUTTS PIUS committee, and 200 reprasentatives were expected, but only 40 were present, end those agreed tbit it «ra» impossible to bold tba Germans in rapport of tbe LINIMENTS TUTT’S PIUS TUTTS PIUS PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE FOB 8PLRMAT0BRE(£.\, AN FORD5' ■UltraaS? -Ww. * fifemSEt.-'.-j?! ‘SEMINAL PASTILLE Kae*vw*«a*Baadasa*alr. u. raasOaUs rarest isak.;. RADICAL CURE For CATARRH tail* assent OaaOay*. C. A. SNOW & CO. tfCongraemau Morrison has given awii^ his party friund. in Ohio bally. HOUSEKEEPERS Offteran. it gosa without raying tint ha associated with hie, own parly friend* while in that Bute, aad hie Matcment that be (bond m> aotbusiaam among them ia strong corroborative evidence -of the discouragement exiatlag among th* Demo craia. Ewing will now have another grudge again^^nrriaon fur exhibiting bia w*sk- MINERAI. SOAR. •_izi-rrri iv i:t.«.,,7u twu Tbe Democrats aro virtuously indignant at tba idea of levying political asuanau upon national office-holder*, but in Cin­ cinnati they hava just aaaaued one dojlar per bead on tbo empkiye* in tho street denning department aad at the eity atabias, ud bare compelled tkep besides to join the Democratic dlub. under • penalty cf discharge i Central Railroad RAPIDS DIVISION EAST AND WESTTu AND FllOM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT MUSTANG The independent* cf Yaxoo county/ Mississippi^ hare determined to place nn> other ticket In th* fiatd and tty issues with tha regular Democracy. As th* Yax-so 'plan aod the rifle dub policy have not been abandoned in Miaaimippi, a firely lime may be expected Be waa ben in 1831, wa* a graduate of Wrat Point, and requitled bi* oouarry for bis education by joining in the rebel­ lion agafast it aad iwrviop in tbe Con­ federate army ia arsry position from ka Canada Southern Railway MaMats^ am Ma. ST. L UtS, MO. BOOKS £ MILLIOK WOMAN 9^- Some of these meu only and than an paid only ninety cents a day. Tbo Jackson (Mia. ) Otnoa (Dorn.) ia ka issue of August 27, says of tbe Dixon murder-. "Uneerapuloui pur­ lieu defarmer* nay My abut they will— and doubtless they will giv* vant to fal*c bond aod calumny in al! tbeir infinite variety— bat, after all, truth will assert itself, and tho people of that oounly, LL wiD carry ia their bosom* tbo aelf euatain'ing semcsouMtas that before God and mu they did right." - Tbo New York Zuyvea* presents a tabulated article, eboning that Tilden's atraagih ja New Yotk bee ia tbe Bepubli-n districts, while tho strong Demo­ eratio nouslMB are tbo sent of tho opposi­ tion to bim, U ebow* alto that the CooTHEY ARE THE BEST. ussib nested by tbe other wiag, gad argue* that IPIUM � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-10-01.pdf a8ae48744335ec222ddc420a0c018435 PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 22 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1879. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER Bmnen ,i i arweca x,wro«r*' E HEW YORK. (WOOD. ClllW.LLMI.fi. IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lchd, with the Hydraulic I Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the । Patent Skein Setter, and ATTORNEY at law a solicitor test fcrebna*; the iarp, dewy, viote eyes wore turned to Vale, with a timid. | appeallag swreteom , aad t be red lip were :j ax parted in a smile. Ktee made room f-.r he-r baugteUy. aad Kfaty uretM dowu beaidc tte teams Sbo would meeb rather have boon beside Margaret, whom •bo loved *• aril m feared sot a Kite, but then Vale wm here. Aad Vote proved bisMolf m—let oftte aiiuatioo. dividing hi. war<faaui gailantrim bet •reel’ them with *uch tact, that they were aooc ia tbe : gayeM of spirits It wm a moot interest ink tableeu to tbe party al tbe sad of tte Every Wagon Warranted. ! OXLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR ix ouncnr r™«.»i tl... M ' I bad bo Idea sb- was such a lovely creature," whiaperad Mrs. St Ive». Oh, 1 dob'l mite ter teauty M much. ’ said Margaret, emiliag; "bat you should tear ter voice But ah* ia very lovely : doa ty -u thiakso. Mr. Barroar' " Ye*, ao-ruin bite of lovriiaom, like that of l adiae before she found bor soul. 1 this room jaat when the long afternoon I abtraM laney '' - oaa nearing twilight, end i'aul f-iund him■ Well, .old-Mr. 8lI*o*.hI think 1 mH woodartag at the exquiail* proyri. ty alioald be willing to do witbowl a soul, if 1 with which the three women who were ' rittisg there fitted into 0J beautiful a frame. Margaret wm not tbcro , and after tbe trot glaooo uf surpria* and admiration with I which Vtie's eyes rretrd upuo Els*—a look which called a vivid glow to tbe girl's check, that buroed there all the ereniag—he went oat to find M»rg»f-1. Crossing the ball, bo called lartily.— . "Margaret 1 Sbo came in immediately, throwing the flowers ahc bad been ra ting earvietaly U|« oo a table, sod, blushing n-y with tte retaeml>nt><.*e of tbo lut night. But Vale wm quite o> mprited.' A night's sleep, and a long cuhmiItalkie with himwlf ia tbe mornisg. had tnXi* saeli a change in bio plane and wishes, llat hi. ehief da*ire was cow. for Margaret to for­ get that h* ted overstrppod ths limits of eruxoly affection So he tAt her with a py ecocbafanee. and drew I't »• once in­ to the paglur k He wm talking io bia rapid, eager wa» as they.cau>* la? so segru—tag her att<n tian, that she Mood in Pasl Ifarrva'a pro* eoce, atxl be gathered in tile imprv—ion »f he* awret, proud teauty, a foil rniMtte to- i fore abe obierred him Theo, al a Word from Vale, tte teaulifal sy/a were turoo! spun bi*, sterling bit with that ioove-ent. xraigblforward look, which wm their I peculiarity: her face did not vary fro* its j »wcel repose. and the round/ ivory chn k "1 am afraid her geuius util poor all its •board no dungs of color, m tbw teolfi , glory , through her voiee. and leave her life , barree." wbuperod Psel. Marram * er— 6 led. "How aboul-l graiaa auffke her ! for Kilty baa a eU—orous, exacting heart. I pyor link factory-girt that abe ia." • She max wait, and keep it quiet till its day of power e—es," raid Paal. Marram »b.~k Her Iread Woores don't'lad it oasy to do that, I GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. .1 Railroad DIVISION, tLlae 1 ' AND, FROM D DETROIT More JACKSON WAGONS in use in Barry County than all others combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Call and see them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. FJ’MEON. .KI'IS 'Hastings, Mich., May 6, 1879. Itf We are Agent* for the Celebrated BUCKEYE G1A1N DRILL Of whMi more have been sold in tb’s^County in the post fit years than all others combined. DENTIST Nashville WILLIAM Michifai. WALTER. | Robert Mitchell. Fred Hecht, Una Bare, John Parsons, Jerry Rogers, Chas. Youngs. Joseph Stinchcomb, Caleb Garwood. Al. Parker, Jacob Edger, Jerne Simmons, E. J. Crook. A. E. Bull. Friend Soule*, Wataon Woodruff,F, ■Tm; McGlyu. A Barnum, McKelvey Bro*. Daniel Warner. James Jones, A. J. Sponable, Chas. Dolph, L. K. Powers, Frank Darby, Peter Cobb, Fred. Collins. Thos .McGrath, Milo.Fish, James Boyd, ■ E. W. French, Geok Whitney, Wm. Bendft. Isaac Cunningham. improved for 1879., 1The gyh’’> ser'ier ran be It has been great. __ r__________ attained front or back of the DRILL as deairec. The indicator is Io Empire Block, ever Mudge's Store. on the back side of the Hopper. Feed Cups are stationary, and it All Work GUARANTEED. । now has a'gauge that causes each hoe to run ono uniform depth so I that every kernel of Wheat is planted the same depth. A result never before attained on any Drill. Don t fail to see the new Drill Jf, J. Pl/t/l, before buying. TAILOH. | Carriaie, Sii« aid Oraameulal PAINTER- began to employ her-cif about it. But abe was sitting quite apart from the mt, and presently it occurred to her that ahe moat —y aotMibiog to thin tall, broad ) abouldervd usan, «lth the l.-OIM h—d. I aod steady, blue eyts.—oyto that mtnrdj to take tn every morcaicat. without any obstrustve staring. How they went from talking of lire aumn>crw<atb*r. aad the dlknty aenaidr town, to quaint old Gennaay. and nre-1ityval time- and literature. Margnret could not have told, nor bow she w» tempt-1 to bring out her "Faust,” snd submit mom of the knotty phraam to paul Barron bst they were now deep in the toluere. and he was following her taper aloug the erabbed German text, when Vale called out suddenly.— “What do yon —y to a sail ?" "Walt a moment, Vale. H/re, *Mr. Barron, fa the sentence. I go* U>t among these compound words, thuuglJ I think them so fu>l of meaning, but''— "My boat M rocking ou the sea, —ng The £r.t«otel ra tbs Sl*s to reduce roton The Bru hotel in the State with Panreugcr Ktevator. Railway umst nt Best Diniu-nsii it Bdttn la feet knwteM to an ree*o»teaa4 band esar-, •” :<• Mkbioasossta. if KttJTABD LOTN. Faoraittea. > A LIFE LOST • AMD A UTE WDM- CRAMPTON BROTHERS. CHAPTER Hl. Corner Monro. .nd J.ff.rwn Street.. bee York. 1 lni6 1500.00 COOK & ROGERS FRESH I SALT MEAT P0ULTIfY fis,l- grief of a child. Not aimplf bacauto Vale was CT—s. Drej. down io the lovi^, exaettog, impulaivr b—rt, there wax a sots, sagry j—busy of KH«. Vote would mar­ ry Elmo, and oot ears anyth** about her Emorr And Kiuy grew angry aad sr, thinking why sbo could not has* beet a lady loXcad of a poor, ignortot giri. Abooebad in ths— tboogbte, aba did wot 1 mtod how the tide w* rolling io. not until a great ware camo roahiaj. soothing all aroaud bar. awiriiag tbo spray into her fans, blioding ber ayas, and drescbi.g I her garascate. Thea abe atarted ap with a half csyupoa btr lipa. Only a step, and another, greater wars had caught her. and too bar, shriek tag, fro* the rock Night was setting ia bow, aad tire party •scur-KE aad Paul Bar™ stood the- hy bm. ejuld only hope that hr-had act ansa thte tableau ; far she ea«M (warn eothiag by h- grave, eoatponod face. She MMm dawn by somber path ; aad prsasaily Kiuy -mo out. her rbeaha KU raa^ her kps quivering. Vih fUlew< w«ha "I conU have get them aooam, only Kitty's liufa, dumny ingots wen afi the time ia my rnng." tetoifte^hhgly. Thoy walked beck to th. boo.., a.T grave aad rfiireau,—all except Vaio, could work off her vexation ia a hearty IttUs crying tv . Paal walked back swiftly, having gavao a quick (tenet all over the premia—, aad lakes in the abate history of the Grays ia that heaty iaspeatioa. He paced before the gate of the Am­ ber boasmtend. Vale was coming away, and Mopping on lbs atrps to speak to Mar­ garet. Paul watted "Daa'l score »< utterly, Margaret," said Vale hurriadlf. "Wm I to wear Vale mentored dowa tte path. "I mux Bake my adfaux," -bl Ppi, Ha weal fa, hade them all good sight, aad ease out again to Margaret, still ataodiag on lb« atrpa ' Good eight, Mas Margaret.' He wanted to ab*ke band* with far ; she dad aot are, did not guan. Tat — bo liagered.abe —id­ -1 hope you have had a picamat day I" • So pUaat that I a. afraid I (Ll ■ rouble you often, if you give me ptraiv •' We I ball always be clad to see you," said Margatet frankly. ' Thank you ! aod we wifl attack 'Faust* ""^Ab I that would bo delightful." "1 shall tod lloo, I am seta. Good- <,lf sjwt MEAT MARKET 1273. admiration for him abialng all over ter fare ’ h was pi-mat to draw ter out,— to mate tie t-jnot mi, httie thfar at csm with him, aad bring cut all ter eteratfag ttraero Hrr .wWa worship to which. M tey nc maa. Vale could Bette faamihls Ttera wm a poeuiiar pleasare fa a homagv that w* so entire, an J Kiuy would m soon have I boa, bl of srraigsiag limns IteoifMblamfag Vafa. Her king eoultf do no wrong. And *o tte years untied by. Vale, it te hod not cultivarod Ua i#u«. MESSER BROS. Huuns., MIA, Jul, ». 1H78-____________________ the Laandry, the Kitchen, and for general Have Juw opoaod tbetr New WHOLE He was gone, and Margaret wtsl up lo moeting with greet annoyance. What r-nsarered Margaret lo intrude this fantoryHalf put ton. by her*’father a watob giri upon them, she woodered Now. that ticked npoe the mantel Warrant th.ro would very likely be an absurd ado stood and looked at the Hute time-kenper, about btr singing, thought Elma, who did —a precious legacy. Her eyes wne upon not keow o*e note from another, it was its rieh, antique charing end quaint devi­ all very writ liatrniag to such pswpla at . eea, but her ibcugbte were far away, r«'ng the opera, but as lot admilliog item to 1 over the half-hour peat, so abort J but | your so*—that wm jnst oaa of Margarets I working saeb a strange revnlntioa in all I nutteM. So Mats ret io the Uvro, post­ her feeling. ing prettily, when Vote came bsek with Kitty Gray. Kilty camo dowa tba little' d- •real that Iri to tte wharf, with aa air of ahy ple-ure that wm irresistibly triaI sing. Paul Barron, tboagb no great ad­ mirer of petit*, ebiidiah beauty, thought ho ted uevar, ia bis lift, seen so eharreiag a picture The pare, delicate eomplriioa glowed Jibe a row, tbe littl*, sbiaiag rinp THE NEWVICTOR SIMFUCITYSUIPUHEDl change their reteticn T NoChiog except Volo'* pmriesate ramtion and co I reallea Bai no matter for that tf tbs did not love him, msrrugw w— a ain. Sbopleat­ ed herself open tbaL It was ail sho bad to bold by,—the old troth to which she had Morays dung. So sbo roes, and look faaafy fans dteortad by pale and terror ; th* curie all wot, aad dtagtog around tbe bte friend, who acted a* if be might asm bw. fair forsbeed ; tba littfa hands boldiag day claim her Vale's auxmty mode him I by the sharp angle of tbe rook. Ia • mo quick to draw rondaaioos. | meat more rite was in hi* arm*, Mill *u. ( Tb be CfaUiaaed.) sibla, aad obedreat to all be told tee , aad so be carried her to the shore, setttog her Tbs Lansing SrytoMu-t s*h*. ‘»W dowa al lam opoa a high shelf, oat of the kfadrfmsn in Mtcbtgaa inedMtsHe •liters T For waste before the Maine with a tetetvMM that wm not all admit •foctfoa they cried for roetribatioos to aid ntioo Im ter innocent beauty. "LiMle Kiuy, 1 am gite I bare mred their brethren la the Ptas Tn-State, aad bob that they bate go* a soaad 7°Uoald soy oo* alm ter. ted such sim­ threshing, they bawl about a repuWtran ple words fa such a Mm 1 Kitty did not oomptiaa lead.' " aaalyM it al all To her it wm a must sobbed, and broke upon tb* beach ia notate thing that Vol. aJreoid snatch her hoaroe nintnisrv, and rushed out of the rocky inlet* in tumultuous baste, with dneordaor, woful shrieks, most liks tbe temperane* wotkere ia tows are m—ag Tbe minutes drifted by Eteie ran *p- mirtieulato enre ot human grref. through the folly of "taktag ta" item atein for her oquiptaroto. Mr*. St. tvm They Mt upon tbe difls, aad watebed Cramp avd bam more who boast ef ttefe tbe fog drifting in upon shore. Tim wind foltewte had rinso, sad the warca came now io "Won’t you pf —id Vale t<> Mu. d, unkranom sod (treat reToraaaiioa. We great rtotukm maioee. runaiag fer up lbs Amber. “Dear aw I No, I thank you. It sands, and flecking the butting crap .with atergy boat ch-k, and sat qefatly abere would be the bright of imprudence th- foam. Now and then tbe mbt wm elsft they glared ter, Ur eyre gl—fag warm afternooe." Ate tb* lady fanned by ths kron. strong wind, aod one caught Xraogriy bright. Arrived el home, Margaret nursed and s glitopre of th* dear sky, aod lbs Mar* heroell languidly Tba New York Sea, iatonaaly radical petted her till Vale iaagbiagly pretexted, "But it wQ! be cool oo the water,” in coming out one by one. Democrat, rays. “No Rspwhlfaaa water Vale had grown ntuody, aad eat with "^A'salt-water bath won l do ter a xy eu wreak half ao oloqaratly fee hie — groat paiaa la be courteous to Mr*. Ab sullen brown, b* face oecaaioaally darken a o. .-too inc yet more and more. Margaret and bar.’ * •■Theo 1 should be rare to lake eold,— Paul were getting acquainted much faster । Chtaolma. trafare they era avenged." and, besides. I aspect Dr. Godfrey avery than he liktd. Elsie wm wry quiet. Site only knew that Vale had suddenly grown grave. Never an acute trader of eh aretier, she was caaily baffled by Vela : abe never thought Ur try to pern'rale the iatiicaciia of his singuterfy rotspli—tod aa garden tempted them oux I'atohss of lure BtX it was a pleasure to all soar mwmUght lay white spea tba paste, and him . to n-c.ive the little, graceful attan- 1 tho tarried arbon wars sweet with the tioM that Vste never force* ia Ufa mote odor of dyiag fiowera. iadoora, Mrs. Amber wm talking to Dr absent, datkast tnooda; to cateb a glaore — frura-bia fiery,\winetcg eyas, or a Word in । Godfrey w Sre.rX'’ Mrs. 8i. Ivm wm haughty aod Mtirical: So Kite sat qaisdy aed detent. iheo^Uy ate impausady *wopt tte keya, • • • • —*------- h ----- '* Bat liufa Kitty Gray uhreed about nm lereiy Souk- uodefia.d uorerinm. bsmt । roM ia hex*, sad wool oat. Paal and Margsrot w*re Mnnding ia th. ter. She wandered away fro* tte party, and waa soon quit, isolated by tte fog. shadow of the lintfaue. "Wtereh KtatF* raid Mra. 8*. Ire*. whiob bid ter behind it* white. *apory Msrpret started wall "Sb* will take euld," abe—id. "I a»l Poor Kufa Kitty 1 Tsarersu so rued ily to item pretty, aoft sya*, and just sow m and tad bar." "Do. l yaaga, Mr- Barroa,' protmted ahr, we. so-vest'd and miscratJ* thM all tte World footed «udd«ely dark. Vale Mm. 8u Ira*, "h fa Itha a story.—I far pc wtet it wm . bat tatmatiftwis 1 bars teeo V«ty seffi-h io kreptog you.” I other, and nobody rror aura* back. *be laid, with a Ktdo glow of stem, st ter I But Paa) wen: on, teughiagiy di**»farrxfsIoeM "Don i wait fur ma, Vab, pray 1 don't tfarare* to p, after mHgg yon wail, and indwd 1 d.m't —r* to." So they rent chattering and keghtng dowa tte path that l*d to tte ate.-« But Pteal fax-te. , i ••Won’t you p. Mbs AmhmT "I shall only desafa you." "NMfaM.1 imrore Wootthi.de far a wrap r' taking dowu bor own w*ter10 glee, ate, rasa lag up tte dowa tte teach, grew broaihlere with laughter It Is only per*K>* who are very graceful or entirety tef-fcrgcdol (bat eau aff*rd to iteote'- ia the abaodaa of ohildtete But throe reaenliai* were pts*aiisil by our part* . Ate w the tailighl shadows fell , the too aas h-tig ruoc down, snd pernroily a wild, oigbiag wind cume ereepiag — from th* a*, ate a ekte of white mist fatew tog it *hat oot tbe bin* borixse, hid tbe far sails from sight, snd spread itrnlf evsr th.-sra.opaqse, palpable, and pale M a �Waahinston Utter. Tbo HspnbiicwM of Maeaaehusais at | thrir Stale couvuntioo at Wcrestrr ou j WAMUkorojr, D. C,\ , _____________ Sept IBUi, 1679. j ’ ! <>)«» with a. leqnauu Tho (khfoewi. victory, and Senator --------“ - --------- the IG-.h nil. adopted the following Mat ! firm, which for outspoken, manly iudependcoce ie worthy of tbe State and tbe Blaines apUodid triumph iu Maine, hire Nnv York, f^pt. 26th, 1879. given a acai to the BepuUlcan onnpiigu A peculiar pharc of the walking mania everywhere uopreerdented in the history Aa axqnteftely seft aad teaulitet ragvariag. is the appearance nt —---------------ef tba party. In Ohio, in New York, in people on the .awdiul__ ____________ attention of our trader*, «f»ciaUy the lb« ex chsmpino, Worton, father of long- Maauchusette, and even in Maryland,'oar hy Ik. oviriBsl painiiM. Third and Fifth declaration. Il was re diaiaoce walking, it n prominent specimen ; L'ader ib. tUfo ef B$*»'a Syri.m .( Fut ported to the conventfon by Congrer*m.n ocoe a sort of a journalist, b* had acted so Tatography. Uwte Fax d-cnSre th. win-, atraogely before the multitude watebisg mute tetegrapb wMcb w» I. epreatM hr *1 Cropo of N*w Bedford, and reads: . yrar tot wren Mew Yvrk an.l Wrekl.rtoa, aad Bogin Certificate*. Tbc ltt.ruUicM p.rtJt or Ma^bcrfwhi«h»,fidl jwpoter areovat hi, tofr„ . It is IW vile drugged Muff, pretended lo thia that Thurman and Ewi.^are quarrel­ teen paMMeil. aetts, ot the dose of the fint quarter of a bo made of wonderful foreign roots, barks, The wl^ct ef lb. fink repre io ih, century of ita history, pledging itself anew in; about (be IsgUlative elections, propos­ toe ll"t*n U Bi» de Jaaiere. Ac., and puffed up by long bogus certifi­ to tbc continued performance of tba dusouthern Ruffianitm. ing to conical for th* Scnatorahip; but it dry and vkl.uy^T’Tto’^^T'Zj.id.riM cates of pretended miraculous cure*, but tie* in whleh it originated and to tbe de­ is prob.bl* that the Republicans'alio have “Whom th* gods would dawtroy they fence and maintenance of thoea principles a simple, pure, effective medlcitm mad* of ri>ieay lh« e-katactei to Anama, trel. vd well known valuable remedies, that fuffrrrt make mad," fa an oM asyiog, and a upon which it was founded and which arc that fixed, and Thurman aad Ewiag can tain, that to win a prise, grit irad bottom nishra ita own certificates by it* curia. truer, it would be bard to concern* That altll essential to the penne, serenity sod ere necseaary, and that ao amount of an­ take back acaU for life. Cornell will be W* refer m Hop Bitters', tbo JFm( p ro»p*rilyc fthe Republic, make* lheac tb* Democratic party must become one of tics or catch-peony devices io attract a Governor of New York, aod th** forever beat of medicine*.—ArrLr.yr. Set another little cheap notoriety are worth a ©cut. ailenre Mr. Tild«a and bi* man Robioton, th* inrtitutiuns that were, is aa true aa Fint—W* affirm the doctrine* berrtoholy writ, uoleaa there are some mcana foro proclaimed aud maintained, that the The Eoglisbmen have been singularly baaidre dealing a bard blow to Tammany. m-ideai ia-tbrir behavior, looked on tho devised by which hooert and decent people Cnitad Stale* of America is a Nation. whole affair at bustneue, and went at it in The Masaachuvcua Republicans are more ean lire ia the South unmolested by the That while ' local aelf-govctutncnt In al) a steady, traainre* like way. This walk­ thoroughly unite-1 oa a stalwart platf.om matter* which belong to the State* must ' democratic ruffian' 'of that part of lb. ing must bo a terrible task Thoy say than they bare boon for yearn, and will I* fully reooguixed, the National Govern­ country" Tbera arc thousand, of Demo-, ment ahould secure to ita ritisena, from (be fitful id umbers of the wretched pedoa­ bury the wrangling Democrat, deeper than trun* are haunted by the moat terrible crate in lb* North who honaatly and era- whom it claims allegiance, complete liberty dream*, and that when they resume their The fact is, the infamous melhodi of ccrely deprecate th* butcbcrioi of individ­ and exact equality tn th* exercise of their pacing’ after them they suffer .untold civil and political rights. That whether Southern Democrats are beginning lo tail ual* in the Sooth for bo other rcaroa than aaaailcd by colitis! persecutions of home tortures in every limb till they warm up upon Northern aentiment wore than ever ' bceauaethey differ in political prineipdm or menaerd by tyranny abroad, all dtixeu> to their work. Th* prises for the fore­ before, oonaequeni upon Ysnoo and th* most lure cartsioly been very largo and Chiiholm murder trial*. The Republicans from tlxme of tbe butcher*. Tbe farce of tempting, but th* losers wbe lost their Gully'* triaJTor th* mntder of tbe Cbfa- of origin, race, creed or color, must be entrance money seem to has* undergone here' have all determined lo eireuUta the holau bu liad tbe effort in the North tu prutroted hy the National Government in even mere bodily pain. Very good order fort* to that the Republicans everywhere al! the rights granted to them by-tb* Conm»y be well informed. An'ronc othir make tbouaand* of Republicans out of toen stilutloo aod the lew*. That our institu­ prevailed on this occarfon, the only no- documenta they have •'cured arc the book* CsaSdn.., and Ik. reartaatao <rf Mr*. Bar­ a of Capt Welk on the ■‘Chiafiolm Meaner. nau. who have been Democrats all tbdr lives. tions rest upon the equality of all men be­ ticeabl* exception being the hurting wktek now gtvre n, u> atone st liauel by a ruffian who feared to and Home Rule in Mirei»*lppi," which C.bk. arer ou.,1 ,f Orel. Ute. Tb* lirandisTb* Barksdale-Dixon oac ia only another fore the law, and that a free ballot, unistwo aMabte .bort uorire ■. on. .f Bothey are tending out to campaign commit­ alnre-; act in the rcl* that help* to swell tbe Re fiuecccd by fraud, intimidation or force, man.Uft. I,r ttoyaren, ratiiinl Annoncltos. and honestly counted, ia th* right of every tee* end all who may dreiralhem. Cupw* publican uamb«n and tc letfea tltoae of I qrulified voter , and we Jemaod that elee- country aud of visiting atranircr* with will be sent to any addrau, postage niU, tlrc- Democratic party in tbc North. It is tton* shall be free from all intcrfervn.-e by pocket* full cf money cootinue*, and on receipt of 50c. by J. W. Hsrde*<C3r ’of wrtlil.o wb-eli i« kun L. Mt that tb* Emum Democrat* believe unlawful bodiea of armed men, aod shall cheuteg indxauons of a positive aod gen­ F St., Washiagtoo, aod other documenta eral revival of busiam on a healthy basis win be forwarded at lb* cost of toelage. more fully in Republican prwiples than are multiplying on every hand. Genl. Woodford, who baa juel returned they do in honest Detth^racy, but 'fiooed lional or Slat* militia: force*, except when Crickci i* a grand old English game from the South, say* that everybody should employed as a put of the pease reumVorer. Democracy, rvperislly in th* South, or in Wn-dceounee tb* fiereq partia*n iotoler- i| which ha* somehow never got quite sat- study this subject thoroughly in order to some parts of it, fa unknown, and as time aneo which prereats a fro* ballot, danh* uraliscd among ua, except at Philadelphia. vote intelligently ; tbat a solid North it Aa Irish team has been amongu«, and progrturs, democracy hu to give way to freedom of political opinion ao.i actioa, | played havoc with tbe beat men we could the only thing that will cur* a solid South, aod tbal after the election of another lie nacality and ruffianism, and rnvn of bctscri and take* from any of the people the right1 put up to meet them. There iv some publican Protideat, an earetsl, atalwart to choose their .home* and te control art coMolatioa that ia a flyin,.- trip to Canada, man, the bulldosiog element will begin to wbou hearts boat'warmly fur the Union, enjoy the fraiti of their labor. and for individoa! jurtise, south u well u Smnxl—Wo deprecate tbo eourae of ji where th* game is very much mor* gea- disappear from Southern polilioi. etally played, they hid equally unvarying See'y Evart* say* be ahull take part ie north, -are not only getting disgusted «t tbq member* of the Democratic jurty, who ‘ aueixaa. the way that leading dcowcrate are run­ bar* uudeftakcu to revive aeetiorial ani-;1 It ia probable that tbc daily luooiog tte New York cempiign and the Repub­ lican* are bound to win The I’revidcot moeitic* for the purpore of securing polltining the party at the earth, but ere actu­ cal ascendancy in thr Southern Statca. apd and See'y Sherman are exening a good ally damorou* that a step shall be put to wbo hare revived tho memories of sectian infinencc io Qbiu, aod Senator Blaine will be brought to ■ close. A number of Lr there to help them shortly. He will ballot-box stuffing, bulldoxing and murder. al strife by the defiant declaration of a pur­ valuable horses hav* been dretroyed in Honest nx-n can taka ai other conns, no pose to repeal laws mado ncccnsary by the there constantly recurring reateata and be antliusuaticslly received and do great matter to what party they may have be­ war and cnaetoJ to securo tho runite of even th* jockeys have not escaped un­ good, coming frreb from bi* extnordipary victory in Maine. the wu; sod wo condemn their attempts longed, tb*y think, and justly too, tbal to secure by legislation what was not ac- scathed. But th* sport i> popnlar, and Already there is talk of dqtog something Next year tbe time hu come when thoao lawless eompiuhed by arms, namely, the cstab- tha public murt be pleased. wil no doubt witens* a repctilioa of ll>* Mississippi scoundrel should feel that' 1 lisbmeot. under the name of Stat* sover­ Mtn* sort of thing. nivan.u. Mteafcaa C«. ■ lrel*itlrl£'ffl. eignty, of those pcrairuus doctrine* which honest men can no longer, for party sake We are all agog with expectation. .ffrAiiaws-r Xii.Jtstt dostroy the National supremacy, and remain in a party that can countenance Talmage the Great la coming back, ' and are walkiog away with our trade in our r; wJUAsvaaaw f.fftnst tbo motMu of the foithful ar* yawning own goods because of tbe liberal aij given aueh acts u arc contiauaily transpiring in and civil wan tu, b»Ms .^1 >U Um,I U..™ ----' ‘ iaown. Ho is, tbe'.Soulh, aod moro wpodatly in .Minis them by thrir Gov't in the way of steam­ lUni—Tbepledgra of the RcpubBean rilh shekels spoil- ship •ubaidi'i aod postal facilities. aiaaniWBiSk Our | sippi. We do not believe that any politL party to maintain tho National boner aad tu imposed macbincry, our manufactures of ( ed party cao lire, that hu to reel ire its ptraerre tbe National credit hare beta re­ Loots and.shoes, carriage*, and all kinds of' deemed in the face of bitter nppoaitioo by surtenaoce from homan blood. Honor the prompt reamnpUou of specie payment" hardward and eutltry are in greet demand and human life are a;good wap is advaacri jtod the reduction both of tbe [riodpil ernarit is, alas, not that peaceful home in South* America, but our cunoeciions of any political party, aod the South will 'and tbe interest of the public.debt. Aod the gno-J man might .wish to return to. with those parte are so dum.y that we There are- dissaeoaioas therein, aod no cannot aril, except through British ijtaU, I we congratulate our feliow citizens upon w.M.x.cLAiiui; find, just ao nr* u lime lull, that it will lets than four prominent officials have aod without Gov't aid, do affect the liberal s'0LD*BYRALL DRUGGISTS. 1 be eoofruuted by a aoSd North, and that manifested symptoms of serious diasalu- aicy of Great Britain, we most .inevitably I factiou with the way thing* are, and have that solid North will demand that every Ldiind in the race for commercial su- ' Manhood : How Loat? How Reatored*. ; been, carried on. And then there is tbe individoa!, whether be be a resident of more than probability of aoovber trill Mfoureippi or Mjchigao, Loufaisna or by the oasemUed Presbytery oo appeal Muuchuaetts, shall hav* the privilege of from the decision of the former ccunril. Ami then tho newapapoa, illustrated ’and making known hia political sentiments otlicrwiae, will not kt tho man alouc. without fear or favor. Until that time * f Poor Talmage! t shill chme, we do not fed very much like 1 Talking of Talnugv make* Ana think boasting orcr our living ip the "Land of ' | of Beecher. The Plymouth pastor bu the frc«, and th* hstna of the brave." ,triotic course of Prcrident Hayes in tnaif- I, jus« lust one of his rUunebest fracrxL— taining the eoostitutional prerogatives cfj■ i old I'ree’.ani, tb* Biyoklyn lolinral Hcv the Ex*cuti*e, and in courageously aad ■I cn ie Coliectcr—efi/ci not to say obsti­ Tbe chief product of Cipher Reform (uocostfully resisting*!! efforts of a Dem- j nate patriarch wKo has been repeatedly ocratie Congress to cripple the functions || turned out of office and Uss simply doapegoata. , ' of the Goverament. We retogaitr ike, elined lo gu. There has been an uproar | for a dsy or ,two. and then Beeeber would earnertneas and sincerity with which he ' hu labored to rortore harmony and good |j go down to Washington, Me the President feeling to all sections of the country, to re- .I for the time bang, and after a good. core purity, efficiency and frugality in I laugh come back victorious The deacon’ It teems lo be generally conced'd that every branch of the public service, and to ! wed to take ths matter very philosophic­ Jeff. Davie will be slcetad lo th* L'nftod divorce tbe Civil Service from the min ally, quite m a thing of cuurM, and one Gully. Blaton Senate from Hissiwppi. •gemeut of partisan polities, to sustain tbe really wonder* if, in cate Boocher bed aver failed, the entire army and nary The Iktnomtio pyramid ia just It is estimated that if John Kelly can financial credit of the Government tad to could bare sgccccdcd in ousting this moat two atones higher than the other, insist upon free and honest election"; and secure 20, 000 DenLeratic vote* tbe do- we will support the President in lb* rc»tbo other ia to bn raised shortly by The only American nobfaman, George lest of Gov. Bcbinson ia assured. possibility of making sominations to office the Count Joantio, as be cells himvclf, “Veto u you drink 1” has kept the without dictation from other departments has been celebrating the centennial of the Secretary Thom|ak>o, wbo ia at his home of the Government, aad In pcnirtcntly liquor interest ia paa»«r: '‘rote as you tUDNKYSd carrying out the principle; relating to the victory gained by his alleged relative, in Indiana, write* to friends ia Washing pray" will hurl it from its throne I Civil Service declared in th* Cincinnati (Tommodore Teal Joore over the English too that at oo time ia hn experience has liue-of-battlc abip Serapis. -The queer Salon Chaos say* it was coalition that platform and in bis letter of aeceptasc.; old gentleman was good naturally allow- he known tbo Republicans of that stale to Fif,h — While the Bepublicaa party is ' rained the Greenbadk cause this year in practically uaited in demanding the sup- ;by tho Mayo; anJ Alderman lo hoist * be ao thoroughly awake lo the importance Maine. What do th* Democrats say prwaion of intemperance by the not 1tfsg palsied by himself and Staled to be a of political tease* aa they are U present. legislation, it recognise* an honest differ fac 1 simile of tbo ooc used on the Ameri­ Tbreeetnrn of prosperity has brought back can ship dariog^lbe action, (rent the roof ' The stalwart Republican papers of Iowa ence of opinion atnone its member* as to* of tba Oily Hall, and has been boiling many voters who bad strayed from the are anthuaiaalic and foil of praise of Gen­ which form of law trill beat accomplish 'over for days'with joy and patriotism. party, aod be is confident that io tbe eou­ that end, and tbe <|u*alion i* therefore re- ' eral Logan, who baa been making a ran- ferrod to the people to be settle by tlism 'Ilia CMtribuifonsto the prea* have been teat out year Indiana will uka rank u i in the Legislature. Organised fin the pro- ’voluminous, and really interesting as well Republican state. Maine and California in the two gnat faction of tbe weak, tbe relief of tho cp. 1w very >iorj u> tvw uj vcncrauie Hmry Golly, th* Miauaaippi murderer, prceetd and the elevation of all. th* He- ‘ abutmenta of the Republican bridge atrou public*^, party pledge* itself anew to thaee father of General Danini E. Sickle*, of baa been acquitted. 1 It took a Kemper matrimmial and army tame. Il tbe country, aod Ohio will go up aa a primary objects, and believing that ao ef- tnueb ' reunty jury just half an hour to determine appear* the old gentleman it very fond of frctual mean* of promoting them is a diffuJ centre pier oo tbe 14th. inat. music, and that on several occaaiooa of that shooting a whit* girl, wbo is trying If the men of Mtchigaa will do their late, a ghostly orehrclra of anrpawng to sav* her father from bring murdered, is doty tbo rum buainau will be dried up merit, led by a most polite and aooom- oo crime in .Mississippi, when the girl b:nl'iabed disembodied spirit, have visited longa to a Republican family. An envi­ him ia broad dayligfit and played enchant­ agitate and educate tho people. ronment like tkat of Mi**tarippi will deval­ ed sir*, to his great Oeligbt. . Mrc. Chisolm teU* bar atory iu full in nun jolly jokrr. Rep. 8- a (Sunset) op a hell if Col. Ingennll h right about Cpx, has earned th* gratitude of tbo** th* New Yorx IWhrae,—tho chrnnkfo of sad th* Ctfobsllnm. sppsers in tMs' aueXsr. friend* of *U of tu, th* Post Offic* cara terribfo crim* which ought to abam* th* in lbs course st whir!, tbs writer shows, with risn.bvgcuioj thririppy raiaol, and tbe Speaking of the Chairman of tho Robin- stery «rn«ranco of eandsr, th. ,«riu of south for iu political intolerant*. New k ork !»y* erganizing a little sur­ aon Dccioeraii* convention in New York, asMertlislitsratBrsnewiulays cumol with regent lo th* fund low *f tbs cereiwilam. Ws Tbe slaveholder* in Cub*, it ia *lteg«d, prise for Lim the other day. Mid gar* him thinh that ITirenoiagy hu decidedly ths sda auperb w*te!i, which be acknowledged an exchange exdrims :— hare recently enunripated nearly six vaauje ia ths contest. Mr. Tsreple. la bu Where, 0. where Is Chairman Jaeete. in aa good a ipccch as even he aver made. tbin! iMtallssui efTbs American Novsflst. Mr. Bergh, if tb* Society far the Prewith them for akrvwa for five yean. FOR SALE AND TO RENT. vuatioo of Cruelty to Animals, is in th* Hull, and a vary frank CMtMmtlm ef kl * John Kelly a*y*— and bo ought to f-rc.rly ..aad by J^o*> Maa*. Fee rate knew—th* greatest edamity tbsl could of the Legialatare. would tend to give Viva section ta Ch* trouble thia titaa. Th* or rest. Apply at ■>•» »».t reuaullv view* of the mesial organbefall thia country would be the .lection ।steadineM to kgialation and to the admin­ doctor* claim that cutting up dogs aliv* Knappen's Law Office. is very nscereary ia th* intcrcaU of sci*nee, liw. Other lopiMof latareat ar* The Women of-Tilden, the trickslsr, as praaidant." istration of th* law* and lo tbe important Mr. Bergh take* issue thereon. Tbe efltely; IlMM 'lvaaite; TA. IHffweare; of th* office* and th* care of tbo voter* in ua IliWway. Berth of rallraU, .w»*d Tu speak of bis Bataafo msjerty aa * TU.T-. Aaivriceha Orfok; Reldter-teoad. :.'MM Radix A Democratic paper in Maine which, ।filling them, and would relieve tho people fight ia quite exciting. t.» Ollv. Clmnfl.lJ I’.. -.1__■__ . . . Th* dqxrtMat allotted to Corrtipeadaata la saint ia a mild perversion of language when during the Ute eawgiaigu, was user* 1from that frequency at dect'iotu which ia rich In Inlerea'lag enuawl, amt indeed th* the whole aember i. worthy a carelbl convcianI’reridenl Hayas, in bj* abort speech at compared with that favorite pbrau Greenback than Democratic, coolly ro- 1believed to be no longer coudoeire to the Knappen's Law Office. IhHureadtof. n* Jouyaal ia etre published of th* Comrawnreeltli. . the Ciactnnati lednrtrial L'oovontloo, said self-righteous prate which holds up to the at mark* now tbal GreeoHekism la dead in weUhre ' tLa low nrln- .,r *•* rat . _l.t; . Howre near 2nd Ward fickrei Umm. F.r ■ public gsie as ■■reformers” the men who teste; rnreWO. Apply u Maia* A* tbo result of Free Labor th* Scnth that tba revival of butiacsa prosperity ru largely du* to tb* fact that ral nos look complacently on tbe inhuman methods Knspp«n’» Law Office. Tbe dements of doccney and intclE- 'this year will prod are 5,000,000 bale* of are "moasurad and mad* steadier, by * by which tbe South is kept aolul fur tbe oottoo equx) to 2,600,000,000 pound* and gtnee among the Maaaadiosctts Demo « Hnure near Mate * Bartley'a Mill. Vm aai*1 ' ''Reformers" lorcurrency tbal i* worth its foe* io tbe Bourbon Democracy. erals are quietly oq-aaixing, preparatory to "about 600,000,000 pound* of tobacco. Knappen'e Law Office. fighting Butler and hU Utaebin* to th* "This is 250,000,000 pound* of eottoo, and market* of th* world," and that credit 12,000,000 pounds of lobe.-e-i in exsrea of now rests ' upon a aotand and atablo basis " <onMr c"*k : Th* condition of thing* would bare bean FSteaMO. Fov Mte or real. Apply at One contrast between tbe Democrats any crop raised before. The present sea­ very different if tbo polley of th* OrrenKnappen s Law Office, son 322,279,500 pound* of tobacco was and lb* Republican* at tbo preseut lime exported Crtten to the value of *162,- backem had prevailed. ia that the former arc quarreling with each other, and the letle? ecre never HONEST MONEY PLATFORM Opposition to all pappr infla­ tion. and consequent dqireriution. In favor of a currency of ■coin and paper of etpial value, and equal purchasin'-’ power." the . . paper convertible wil com ah the will of Ute holder. YOUNG MANASES-* “OHIMY^ BACK!” HUNT’S BOEMEDY Wheat! Wool. . Corn. Pot&toifs U IaU«l. butter. Pork,Hams, ANB SELLS Plaster. Lime, Hair, Stucco. Cement, And all kinds of Dry Goods. It’s the place to sell everything yon have and to buy thing you want Mt 0. MSI, Keeps constantly osi bend HA1K STUCCO, ‘ CEMENT. BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS. DRAGS ClLnVATOB.*. MVBLKrauVZL FUHTfl. REAL ESTATE. The New York Jn&wee says, •‘that fal­ ling off of 19,000,000 in the rerenuc, du to legislation in favor of tbe- Solid South, it another inkling of wbal would happen wore the Democratic party to be put ia poMereiou of th* Gorerameot. The Soath nut owly decline* to pay Un dab's, but also intends to have the cart of goveminx the country defrayed by th* North. the repudiating State*. It fiods that tho entire laaa to creditor* by the repudiation of Southern Slate* fa not leu than 272,­ 000,800, art tb* lou by municipal re­ pudiation will swell the sggregste to *3<M>,0O4,OM. The reproentatlve Chalmers of klimu aippi who reptaenu in Coegra* a district which, if there was a fair decline, would rcjse: film by 5000 majority, should' chart;" upon HspubliMM a porpwte to . tetuperanre people Ip pr j destroy free goverammit, ia not oaly mol ' LIME, LEFT 11A.VH FLO B'S. Reaper and Mowers. Pays the highest Cash price duee. Fanners will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purebtumg any of the above articlec, at bia Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Street*. Hautinga, April, 2. 1879. 49 1II PIONEER STORE I J>~Wr in Geweral M.-rchartiw, CLOTHING I® Ywtta, Bm ai (Mta A SPECIALTY- »yi» "-“w. Apply.) Knappen*. Law Office. itrtak F*raU*ee Fautary aa. Jdhraua M. | Knappen'e Law Office. I>«»ia Sawing Machine, Dvcwiid <’rne* �HriUNOEU-, OV1DW _ Callfiwia ACROSTIC. W •« *■>»«,. m, ______ ____ The enrollment of (he n,^. BY GOODS! IY GOODS I cavies butter at tba crest lutoroelional Dairy Fair The packages that took ths »?b»did samples o! what to be, perfaet In lh Ua v a ij w,wj era psipih. F-“'1 wlorod 'lTk,r to a perfet June tint with Th' ■“JwofFUat asy, din new lwBOr ! Wells. RCo’o Pvrfecied Butter C-dor. Roils, pimples, 4nd .11 blood dimmsoo r.CUrr*1, b’r “P^Wood Search Hold by all drugjMa. Gentlemen’s I am Showing this Season: The largest stock of Dry Goods, The largest stock of Dress Goods, u’*dr- u,U“ H ie in condition t “d eooacjuwdy, be buy. all Use boewffodfcr.de, aud draw, i, , The largest Stock of Ladies Cloak-*, • Tho largest Stock of Ladies Knit Scarfs and Hoods, Tho largest Stock of Underwear, » . The largest Stock of Hosiery, ~ The largest Stock of Gloves, . • The largest Stack of Men's Clothing, The largcst.Stock of Boys' Clothing, Mr. ADen will have the " <*m«*y, for tbe sim( knows how io make it । Wku >d tv be petroleum oil hu To The Public. tn Roecommon county, The Mimes Uhl having removed to pronounce it paalau. rooms over the I’uat o£«. prepsred.aa •oeracy .in (hpir 1 bentofure, lo attend to all orders ant, uated »« i™, to our eant Prompt atleurion poid to Tb«y wore receutly purchased In VarmoM. cutting end fittintr. Plaiting of all kinds Ak-t made by the yard. Wo have a mce vari| "f patterns aod yuu are cordially in ?** ProJ“« fdr August l" b*.rr*j’ loraavj vitod to call and examine them . | -** J^b-rj of the msuufsetsr. Thankful fer pa< favors, we rtspeclfa! Mt^srw Creesy A Upjohn are driving * fair share of tbe pblie petronsgv. icir brick making. Forty-ooe of tbe candidates of the I ground, and give all eroded hfohnation K^nmy lo a.. I !,«* out for pick-poekrta, fakirs and I to regard lo them uf there ce j Hon. (Vm.ni Smith delivered, 0o I kVc-are informed that wheat brought aa «t L- D. Gardner -l-T ,. holds it* own, bringing i , foe Prohilfttion, and denounced the tlMlawjtm as the merits of th. visit t« AUogaa Co. on Monday last. -------- —•• -- uwa ui wno heard him fully appreciate, aud we think ;!i -»:d lire weather prove propitious, . renvaav of 1880, are effectually riieoeed. There fa to be a theatrical exhibiiioo, ‘hfa (Tumiay) and to-mon4w evuniog, at I moa HaU. by a troop of nine children *0 nwsftmt tbensrircs by the varigated from CharioUo, foe tho benefit of the Re­ colors of foliage. form Club. The "Darkey's Stratagem ia the Drama selected, aod the repeueoutaiioo bar a f'rdioo on it. I We hope cor people will turn out n. Ear aeveral day*, our engine baa ecareethat tbe Reform Qub may reap ly had time to cool off, io greet baa been • neb beMfli. aud ear citixsM show t’ueir the ruah of job work. CE-upvr.dv. iB the .ffbru of the htHe Tbe Rich Bros, blackxmitha, are among folks, to amove aad in.trnct their natn»« tlieir many customers. Ik-wne died yjaUrday moro'fod hato.tbtt vimpsthie* of friends. They A more beautiful lot of calling cards eumm«aord the construction of a large and beautiful residence vn Main street in that village, i There are being gathered by the boys; Luodreda of bovhda of butternuts and Call at the Bajian office for tbe finret kind uf job printing. We do not propone to blow, I hen kt a job go oet of tbe often that looks a. iftbc ink fountain was a mud hole, and the type a drove of eptdme. We will do your work nicely, or will no* navi IS. »JM.' I <-»•< ORT GOODS ! mn huh . AK!> or JULIUS RUSSELL. CROWN SEWING MACHINE. SEPT. I5TH. I I PoM aitt®. 1879 m GOODS, m GOODS At the C«bh Store of irrlculliirlsLI fcwaHeUiXaoMMVU'e. 1 •. US tH nOBAf I have been in New York the last two weeks and bought a much larger Stock of Gootb than ever before. I have a Gne Stock of ACE, POWER CORN SHELLER. M.vmrr liale A Bartley hove add*! to their other fsciiitiro io their flouring milt, that of a first class power eoro-ebeUer. Bo bring along your corn and got it shelled io oni-mghlh the time that you can do it at home Remember that flour, feed and grain, same crs-les as cheap aa anywhere in tbe city. A free dlivery to all parts of the city. 3Stf VICTORY ! GROCERIES Suitings. Cloakinga, Waterproofs Lodiea Cloth, Fancy Goods, Ik-#ver. Flannel*. Ready Made Clonks, tore i pt A Domestic Chths G’enU Suitings, Clothing, Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Hata and Capa. • Hosiery, Ac. I have taken advantage and can make tlte-lowest price*. — LEWIS STERIsr. . Washington Block. THE only PLACE to find BROADHEAD DRESS GOODS HAPPY ZEPH. Hastings, Sept. 15. 1879. Mottas THE PEOPLE’S PAPER. Ivoung THE ECHO FOR 1880; What ia it ? Ans.—Your * and What ix it made of ? Am.—Pure DRUGS ogly. How ia it made ? Am.—With care and accuracy. Whore to got it ? Am.—*At SobertS A Hotchkiss, where you will always find a full and eclact Slock of goods in same ratio. DART’S KIDNEY PAD TKEGtUT MSCOTEM .„erMTS 4 •" — w—Ms*, Tc„w FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY THE KVRNIKQ NEWS, TO PrescriplioM 42-41 i rmsatK-snTOSsrtas1- Drugs and Medicines. S'miu^teTCTiaw'.S!! Our expense* are light and wo sell Three Months Free I A specudty. TETOWANt 4-f CONSUMPTIVES ! JAMES M. HEWE8 SAWS FILED, Footer - Cdabroud KID GLOVIS, Dreret Goods. Silk Fringca, Over Coats. Fine Suilff, HENRY L. NEWTON, tUWcrilMn hr Ta* tceu hv |N> edt Lave Ik. EskibiMd by E!9« Sept. 30, 1879. ■ ' sSSSSSreSs may be safely reckoned among Republi- not say, for the wildest rumors are afloat. Same say it was glycerine- Corbin wee slightly hurt he says, but bow it u I don’t know. The report is that to blew it up himself, but though I would like to be­ lieve it, yrt it hardly looks credible. Ho would doubtless have been a little more careful A large hole was biown through a budding acruaa an affey aod about twenty feet from the aaloos. I* wu brick. There was an immense force somewhere, doaUl— e groat deal more ih.u wu intended. Some indignant ritiaru wished to make sure work of it, and did move lh*n be Intamfad, for hi. nmione during the fair were such as to disgust ^„y citiM» of tbe tows, wdiing bUdly aB kind* ef li’l"®" «a •*** ,h“ b. see* lo C-dumb- and got acm. prosti­ tutes add kept them there to satis, mew there to potroolM him. Such soifans <rs *> • I GENTS »XW&k. [815 Made in One Day o isnw Tea, Ren. fa on : Westerville, Ohio, to Luther Brawn of Il fa a boy. bat ' Barry township, attest that tbe opporiiiou Ren. thinks the little one ia pretty young lo ttw traffic in Liquid Damnation fa no* Ceereury Sherman have votercd into a ‘‘Moepwy to defeat the nomination of I Geo. Grant. Why nee tbe term coo- j pleased to note all kinds of remmaahli op­ •piracy, even if there ia ground for tbe position to tbe saloons, we cannot indorse reived ever eighteen hundred dollars worth of stoves. They have over fifty .under any eireumstaaess, mob operation, different iindr of burners. How fa that in that or any \>cher matter . Set bsck 42 years WnrwnixB; Qaio,l -I wae troubled for many yean with Sept. 15, 1872. J Kidney Complaint, Gravel, £c ; my blood | Thia morning at about 2 o’clock 1 was I becamwthin; I was dull and inactive, reuid hardly crawl about, was ao old Chicegu and return for •4.50. Tickets aroused by a fearfill explosion, aad ia • worn out man all over, could nt nothing ; good to return until aod including Satureitement, aod Lurrying io and fro. Has­ now 1 am a boy again. Sly blood and kidneys are all right, aod I am m active tily donning my dotbee, J started down , I as a man of 30, allhouch I am 72, sad I A full attendance at the Encampment I town to see tbe cause, and what a acene | of I. O. O. F. cn Thursday evening of met my gate. Curbin’, saloon waa blown I | have no doubt it will do as well for others of my ago. It fa worth a trial—(Fanext week al Odd Fellows Hall ie•desired, to tatters, that fa the only word that will as. there fa a Urge amount of important express it ? and the front windows of every business to be transacted. principal building on that street oo both A very largo acreage o( wheal has been aides of the road were blown all over the and ia being -pul*in this halt Thal ia street. A sadder sight! never saw iu my right farmers,, if we have got to feed see life, sod 1 hope I may never see again. era! nations bwtidas our own, tho farmers Tho report fa, that two kegs of powder arc the coco, and only ones to do iL were stolen from a Mr. Rowe end appro­ G083AMKR WATERPROOFS *1 Kidder A Cu.'s, Grand Rapid., Mioh. I The appearances arc that there will be priated to the work, but bow that io I can­ for the mouth ofFepi. fa 478. the same for -Sept, of last year fa 433. showing an increase of 39 or 0 per cent, in tbo firs* mouth of ihb year over the mime month MDsunnrBfflniH, From Harry C. Shafer, the Champron i THE NEW Ha, ha, papa Maus. bu high heeled boots. a lergu exhibition oo tbo county FairGrettqda. Thai the altetsdaace will bo v -ry large is confidently expected, as there ia every appearance of good weather ’ The total iorulement in tbo city schools In fact the largest, most complete and best Stock of ’General Dry . Good sever shown in this city. Buying these Goods from first hands for Cash enables we to offer Breathing Organs ; 'Diaeaaua of Men Disrates of wo Heart Troubles variety of •, iwtlh et*4»oev that • in mrot caws dUetem are turob:-. I A largo number of our eiiiseae win via­ Our Caltforni sxchaagro have retarns ' ' it the Ionia Co- Fair, to bear Ben Hill, of the members rieefed to the LegfaU of Georgia. ’ lure cf that Stalo, sufficient to show that J. W. Glenn i. lo met a uw mill near both branches will certainly ba controlled Mr J. S. Ciark»ao. arc tho mrot bosuii- MUbn«-k, Mootrelm Cu. One million by the Republics tu. Of tbe 40 Sonstors 22 are Rrpublicaus, 9 Dcmoanu an J 'J fol wc ever saw. b»ok at them on tb« I fe<1 U<’ *" •» J«d. Workingman's candidates. Of the 80 members of du Room, the Republicans Mr. Burt. Walker leader of tbe Martin, [ John l*s and Burt Holly will hare certainly cheted 41, the. Democrats 13, all others, 24; not heard from, 2. , guest of G. II. Brooks, and will remain California, with a Republican governor, Many people of Woodland eannoc । treasurer, cumptrolUv, surveyor-general. Jobn.-’.lfeodynar. He speaks tor the «»d Ihts dam c | .uperiotendent of .public instrartioo, aod public pattuMgo, aud certainly dreerrre iL ! *" oeT,r riek«-»• I four Republican representatives In Coo. grorn, rnthe rosuilof the last electiun. • The Largest Stock of BUFFALO ROBES. Base Ball Player ■’ T: _ ______ Boston, July 23, 1874 wanted; Dr. W. M.Gilee: In the match U- RK ‘r.'JUX: Moura. Powers A Barlow will exhibit on the Fair Grounds, the Hanisou Wag tween the Atlilelicn of Philadelphia and I i *iNTED^£ t>n, Tiger Rake, Wiard Plow and Royce about leu saloons to a township. Reaper, but their Stoves will bo exhibited I Tbe Rapublfastu, by tbe Islet adricro, at thrir Store, where they hare the largest koea cap. Your sgvnt fortunately hap** —.1 — --------- r ttjin u{ aBj pcnc-l to bo prreocL He instantly ap­ rHL?*W.‘’bo,h nf tbe plied your Liniment, and with m«ant |C*WbriMa Lepristure. Thi. will either relief. I wu able to continue the game. Tr ””°,h •» «’»«• other Re­ The day following played in Brooklyn, publican hie successor । aod the day after in Philadelphia then yj* 9<7«^°fNew Mexie,. hM tele-1 • sail*! fur Europe. With gratitude J n..w r. mmunivote ibis faet, aud with the de «ire tbal ever gytsmut vkuuM know . f th, • g'> d to be derived from your valual.lc I I dlreovevy. as without it. uro I .LuuM «, । tainly have been amble to accoinpli-lv | what I did. H-ABUY C. Ktlargu. I -Id Baseman Ratus Haw, JJa:| Club I Sold by all druggtMs. Send for pfaam- County Correspondence. WoOPLAJTDt Sept. 29th, 1879. Farmers are trendy through eroding and । the hum of the threshing mubiue is ayrin ---r—— —" “vuravu ai ire tai! “trade sale" have been far better tlun ' heard in our midst. I -Dame Rumor, ’ tbo bon.m friend of was anticipated. The national debt is now represented by XXX, cnrrespotrlsut of the Naahvillo •233.000.000 of six per cent, boadr. aVere, fa said to reside in the nouthero •508,000,000 of 5 per rents. •258.000,­ portion of our little vDiage. and baa the 000 of 41 per cents. •730,000,000 oft rcocmblanre of a fish called "bull bead " per rents, and •410,000,000 ot non inter­ set bearing debt. ' hesd ail mouth. Gen. Rautu, Commissioner of Internal Perry Ktowril hu ___ __ ____ ___ Revenue, if vigorously caforcing the law» against illicit diatilrftion and has notified James Vosper of loots for »175. Government officers iu the South that they Coridou Smith is again to taka up hfa must bold whatever tilceal property they can iayyieir hands on against all comers i Making Rooms over the poet office, and a»k tbe patronage of a geoerous pub•li. Sea card in another column. Dr. King a California Golden Com­ pound. la a strictly vegetable preparation, and will positively euro Dyspepsia. Sick Head­ ache. Aridity of Stomach, eomins ur. of Food, Palo in pit ofStociacb. Low Spit- iCrt, Tabiw Msafusl Sii&j Call and See us. ROBERTS tb HOTCHKISS. &«** tbeGridu. �Country The Steamship City of T<Aio, in. whirl, I General Grant embarked for his homeward ■ voyage, baa filled the ordinary term of her the able editor of the Okolonu .S'ru/ra, and i trips and has .arrived iu the harbor of San bo trill •-tbcw Joyal Irpa-nr, thrac devil l do0 ef YxBkwdom-— “That the Radical pertyrMH neverh.re the upper band again iu'ib-u lminiatralioo Ladies Y<OV B5NTEWS STS -That, notwithManding the Srgrvtt bare tho majority, they alull never have *'- THAT EVERY COUNTY WILL Do you w*,,t/LPrreirbl^B* Inc lomplrxfoa f H «> ’ ... i* !'; BECOME A YAZOO. AND EVERY PATRIOT A BAIIKSDALK. BE FORE WE WILL SUBMIT TO AF­ RICAN SUPREMACY." apurte ; fur the dariag and imnulaive genius of Ute first Napoleon rank* him in highest order of military gefciut and tuakea him th* one modern eompar of Alexander, Hannibal and Caesar, the three moat illustrious captains of anti-)uity. Tbchutery of Eogliah colonial rule contain* many ) age*, and oot of them baajoat b*cn repealed iu Afgbaniatan. Forty aevcu year* ago the ameer, wbo wm »eatod oti tbo throne by Engli*h bay otreta, wm aataaaiiated, and tho whole Afghan nation ruac ia auddea revolt, nod eight thoaaaod df her majmty'* aoldiera went flying fori their/ lire* from Otbul. Now the cane look* r<|U*lly bad. Com­ bined with lb* rveent duuatero in *outh Africa, thia unexpected outbreak impoaca upon Lord Beaeotwfield'a government a octnplieatcd and dangeroua problem, fail­ ure lo eolva wbieh may oral them their aeata, and turn tbe popular tide again toward Gladatone. All the algM uf the tlma point to the return lo power of that great atataman, and the ptrwcnt tiouble may be tho Huai eaow of bringing about of tho military profcnrion, wboae fame is not for a day, but for all time, bo haa a juat claim to bo claaoed with Turrnoe, with Fredrick tbo Great, with Welling­ ton and Moltke, next to Napoleon the moot auecesaful commander* of modern Lima, and to bo pUrad at tba bad el any list from which the groit Bonaparte ia excluded . Tho apleoder of General Grant's rcccp tioo* in tbo many countries through which be hM ttayried w*i prinripally owing to bis great feme m a aoldier. While it i* General Qirfirld reports Gee. Grant aa true that nothing to factnatins tho multi­ tude aa brilliant military achievements it rating : I have olyways full certain that ta re|u*Uy true that nothing so reron- if ever I roaghl or obtained a place by my own seeking, I ahould fail in tbo diuchargc of ita dutieu. You will remem­ ber that I never asked’for an appointment groat renown ia the one prnfeaaiou ■ fiich in my life. When Qov. Yalca naked me mrmbera of tbe proadeal arialocrariiM and lo take charge of a regiment, I diutruated ecioM of the moat illiutroiu royal house* my abilitr tu do that. To be auro, I liad think not it beneath them to practice. commanded a company in Mexico, but Even mooareha deem it not below their dignity to wear a military uniform, and their wiUiogncM U> beir the aham iniigaia of military rack alletta their reaped for military talent*. On thia point the loflieti aod the-lowheat order of aocicty are at one ; tbe great warlike achwvemenu which dauk the multitude exert an equal­ ly potent faacination in the bigboit eirrica of royalty and nobility. Not merely ■ io popular eatimatiuo but in the estimation of monarch! and tbe leaden of aociety reaplcndcnt military aehievemenu cooatitulc the beat paMport to enthnaiaaiic re eognition. ' • We ahould be alow to admit th.it thia ia I Republican, Ian* 57,til9 ; Glc-ix, IKmociat, -W.S51 -. White, Workiugmea'a, 44,। I3t>. Pcrk;4a' plurality veer Glenn, 20.­ 754 ; ‘PetLini. orer White, 23,1*3 ; Glenn ! over White, A115.'' ____ • without tLe great Fredrick ? What would have been the cdMition of England if J; Tbe poet Whittier liar written a letter Wclungton Ind teen defeated lo tbeSfsn- in reply to ao I inritalim tu attend the ish I’cnniMul* aod at Waterloo? How ,| tweoty fifth aiiuircriau eel.-bration of the Waa tbe chief, wm resumed at tbe eourt of could the American lUptblio hat* b -.-n H-illement of £an«a», itf*rhi«h h« aaya: Auiana of tbe Seine. Tbe crowd preaeot ettabluhcd ifWaahiagton had been an **No om of ycatr aiatcr atatei baa such a waa aa great aa on tbe day before, aod the un*uecea<ful general, or bow could the t>card a» }vurt, au lull of peril and place Dauphine and the atepa leading to (j'uio). bare born preserved if Grant had -adrentura, • flftitude aelf aaerificc and ndrbccn ths first military character of hi*, the law eourta were thronged during the age ? The whole niuras of eiviliaufon. heroic devotiod to freedom. Ita baptiam of martyr blood out only aavod tbe atatc Whole day. When the examination of the ancient and modern, ba* been detcraiioc'l to liberty, but made the abolition «f alarp.-aoocre by tbo judgo waa over, M. Vollc- bv military vietoriaa. Why bare Salam!* cry everywhere poaaible. tird de Laguerie, Advoeale-Gtom), took end Marathon bran such pc-tcot name* for : twcolf centuries >f great military victories | Tbe balance of e**h io the etale trvaa•p the tiae on behalf ol the prooccution. aro not tho turning point* in the life oti Ury Sept. |.; was $t> 10^10232 ; reccipti He drew a sketch of the antecedent! of nation* ? It 1* thegentral 'voice uf the for the week radio/ Sept. 20, were 814.S0|t>7 ; payment* for aamc time 82. tbs priaooera. The parrot* had in all cxi- j 572 62.', leannj; a balance Sept- 20, !97'J, At been hnocat people, and bad given their ' ■ona the beat education which they could ] afford Abadie began life by robbing hi* ’ \ The Kilos w-ioty district lodj?? I. 0. brother, wbilat Gilloa ruined hi* aged fa­ I G. T. waa held at Kitoo Ilipid* Sept.- 17. ther by making away with 10,000 ft., Addrcnoe* were made by Sami Dickie of I Albion, John Evana ofXellevur. and Mr. and Farigou’Je were mere children. The 1 Bur.-ao of Detroit Mrs. II. A. Kent first attempt of thia band »u to rob-a uf Eiton Rapid« read a poem. couple of the name cf Ju^cntiers. . The, Wooley tap that there are • Rood whola.troop wm eooduetcd\i/itli great many Democrat* in Ohio wbo won't vote regularity aad iBeuce, by Abadie, woo bad thia year an lent a Cre ia built under them. studied the locality well ; he knew exact The urua) way bu been to build a firr ly where tho money box waa kept. AU tbo band waa armed ia eaae of at rack, and1 is a Standard Family Banaedy for dfoeena of tbo Liver, Htomadi -V] aad Bowel*.-It i* Purely Vegetable.— It cere? .Sij E|M THE BEST OF ALL * LINIMENTS JOHNSTOJTS -f MLrblaaa.CMmls •tiUrry. m.-*i a vt it,* >.r*u*l«<-«an f-UUH.IO •! Barry. Mate at lha (ratal* *■*«,<■ iMiMsvt UmUbc*. a* calurtar.th* Itlkilai attatsraitar Iu ItaiMr •wismsa'.tefcj.WKu:" lath* Kallararikaxlal->1 • Wlhw IL Crandall, Ernest A. Crandall.. Nolan If. Crandall nod Myra A. Crandall, 0-' afiSiB, Riis F02 MAT 01 HAST. SARSAPARILLA r.vis cspujT tmm. tee best of its kind. >*&&» Michigan Central Railroad GRAVD BAPIDI DIVISION. EAST AMJWESTTO A ND FROM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT MEXICAN r?< USE ■ ■I ■ ly^nni! by t>e puthe. ;||W^?rIor more thiui 35 y.«r», with Unprecedented rroult*. sewn for circular. !«• T.W.aAIFOND, N.O., x’iw’KiST/A i an aaruar «iu ran TUTTS“ PILLS MUSTANG gssr^a-Kstx-.t.-? faq>>a< eaajta s»* . Li hu«»w*r jaXsrJSsxs I la -**>ta oil UM ta* •Loota k; ta* Ml4 A*fxJ M U fartkw »rl*rta ikat, * InUrt-l i'etta'lleHtan OT.zs’Eir.ra Tie Merir-n Matiu.Caifai! West Meriden, Conn., ftt Ctlehltt Fates - at ImM ;; t:*u i.m I? ' « 'u *- i» ; :u ju *i a: : tu i> »>* a a* *» t»: 1- * a< ri i LINIMENT opeertur earn anab dUoxsO. at a th taxi ru-ti *. PHTSICIAMR, CLERGYMEN AMD THE AFFLICTED EVEBYWHERE. TIE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AflE. runs’ pills ~ TUTTS PILLS fflKAGC S WST X1CH1GO EAILKAE TUTT'S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS THE BES EiT.-y-y.; LINIMENTS TUTT’S PIUS Ln k©»£YC«jUuL TUTTS PIUS FOB HAK 03 REACT TUTT'S FILLS FOR SPERMATORREtEA. Qatar rH 'SEMINAL PASTILLE' jSau-w&Kr-a. Ka*m*n*«»ai.tan-«b. , raaa tall* aieaH *»*>>>■ nsHi >LUFORD'S RADICAL CURE. C. A. SNOW & CO. r.4l ttae*. MM IS H-tl <U»r. a» Fort Wayne, Jeckaon & Soginaw R. R. SHORT XuITNTE. 75 milks aitoxrxwr tv 62 milks rux anokTUT to ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, TEXAS Aa4 all Fatal* WXST. MRMT KHTX TO BALTIMORE ia tbo ma*t illuatroua mil—z, ----------of the.age If wo paw from gvocrai* tv . etitermcn it is obvious thrt no other cun- . temporary *'.alesman would hare received ensh unircraa) mart* of rcapeetfnl humage We need not allnde to mootireha, for it KI not tbe habit of m.iuarvhs to make v*ten­ sive travel* ; but if Prince Biamsroh, for example, tbc groitce* aud moat *ucere«ful ataicomau of the age, bad made the tnut of the world, wbo beleivea chat he would have met inch a wriet ufbrilliant orailen* aa hare greeted Gvucral Grant ? Tho distiogutabed Amcrjcxn cx-I'rtaidcnt Ims made tbo moat -remark able journey in all recorded . history, seeing more, honored more, admitted to closer confidence* bv tb* rutert of mankind, than any individ­ ual who ever before undertook to in«tr«el and rccroat* bimsell by exteoaiva jour­ ney* thiongh foreign land*. This illustrou* ruldicr, atateaman and eilitra hu now, after long joarn*yiuffc and voyages, again Mt his foot on tbo auil of hi* waUve land and It is not surprising that bia own aduariopcountrymen emu­ late the honor* which hare been paid lo bita In foreign lands. The spontaneous dcmoostratioM of rmpc.t in tho city of San Franexaco ahould be al) the more gntu'fTing to Gen«*l Grant by tbe feci that they aro not intendod to bare any WASHINGTON, Canada Southern Railway books;-.million [WOMAN 1 I1 Ir very touching Gillra'a defender. M. Ledo, took up anotber 1>M of argument, attanpthsg to proto that hi* client had ill along b*en th* dope and the iaatrument of Abadie. Among* other thing* ho mid that *1 a previoua conviction yooro ago, if tbo magialratM bad not »eolct>crd one ao young ta pri*on, but had Mat him to a reformatory, ho would not, in all proUabili ty, be now aceuaed of murder. In defend­ ing Claude, tba barriater ateted that tbe public pro*eeutor had been makitu joke*, upon which tbo judge invited him lo mederatn bi* language. . But later on, when reference wm made by M. Comby to the cooduet of tbo police, he w*a exiled to or­ der iu more never* term. When tho two yonawor priaooera had alao been pleaded for, tb* pnaideol aummed up, and it wm raerfy six o'clock when tbo jury retired. They were abeent lbrent]Mrtera of an hour, aad returned with a rerdict ofguilty again* ad) th* priaonera, admitting exteouatiog •ireummancM in fetor of Claude, accomplished c circuit'll tiring tho of tho world.The career of General Grant cj an fail and an (>Jr*wy, and »o: more. In the fUiuotts ngoa of th- - ji 111® OLD AID RELIABLE. a the chret. Tho plan failed however, be­ came Chartoo, wbo wm told to open the door let tbc lateh fall through nerrauanea*. Tbe JullemieTi were eunaeqeently awaken­ ed and began crying oui, whereupon Aba die’* band ttamodiaiely deamped. Gillo* and Abadie were alone eoocrracl in tbe murder cf Madame Baaacngcaud, the wife of a wino arilar. It wm at the aixtb at­ tempt that they auraeded in finding tbeir victim alone They asked her fur a glaaa of rum and wine, and whilat her laek waa tamed Gillo* aeaed het throat, whilat Abadie attack her with a knife. The lot ler then left b<ri in order to tarry off all be could fio< whilat Gillen killed her with twelve blow* of bio dagger. Tb* Advocate General concluded by demanding a Verdict that would permit tbc penalty of death to be ioflicted. upon . Abadia aod Gillo. For tbe ether pri»>neta be demanded impriarinmcnt Al twrive o'clock th* ntliog of tbe court waa auapended for half an Luur, at tbo expira- ; tioo of whieh tbc defence of tbe pritonera waa beard. All had separate eounael- TUBAL CAIN BANNER OFFICE Xias SULLINS'S W.TAIC PLASTER CHICAGO k LAKK HUHON M. B Cure* Paine and Aches. ciaco U ona which bo can accept with-, tratxxy Iras of eedfecapsoL It i* paid to | bio in hi* eiumtenu illuMriou* Amer-1 icaa atisec and not M a Prcridental eandtdxte. We belwra that there is ao por­ tion ol Us countrymM who era nos read? to join cordially in mariai of reaped to the great .2d'« and rdtatram. rilrMU. U»errd by ao mini poa^lra *»£ ao maay «r-! erntuuet* lo all.tbe peat arai* of arilix*um, provided tber are at liberty tn honor the man without rommittin’ thetwrirn tu any eefame for dnprading him from i TAKE THE BANNER okli n.so eea year. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-10-08.pdf 9b61e38cc117370fb89d01e5e1e1405b PDF Text Text VOL- 24. NO. 23 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1879. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER sS3S§?« Sfeg NEW YORK. And now wash all orwl And then a An areoont from Bradey Bro*. & Wil­ kin. for fombar 82047 was roerired «d head. Uhat if Vala Amber ryeeM to referred to committee on finance. ' marry her.-wm eren oow thinking to Th* fo'fowing aecsuuta wm also raeeircarry her aw*y all unknown to them at home, and make her hi* wifo? AmdKiuj IMPROVED FOR 1879. ,. 'and Lightat Hunniog Wag..,. i„ World. Br«y Box M i„ While Lead, with ,te Hydraulie voice ! 8ho would know it among ibous- ■ I can get any pleunro out at it, I’v* * and.. Preacnllv *nme one topped on the I right «u it.” door, and then Margkret'a ten appeared. I|e brought hia bone to a sudden atop, "Aren't yon coming down, Elaiedenr?" sprang out and pare » fmt ee glans* Bentley Bro*. R Wilkin*, hmb*r 7043 looking nt her wiatfnlly “Vrie ask* for arotisd. In a moment hia arm was John Tbkkr, reprim. ridawalka Ml you." around her, and aha waa' lifted into the J-Wriaam A Sou, hardware, 16.73 A little gleam of triumpb above in El vofoe. and talked like a arilor an bo was, blrect work amounting to 76.33 and she didn't know a* ri»* loved him,after AU of these accounts wm altownd in A fTORNKY AT LAW A SOLICITOR ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. • Well. But I must make my tuilct. riL full by ayan and nay* a* f^laws ; ‘•SSA5-first." Kitty was just in tbe Bidat of a rimo "i wouldv’t. Yvu look charmingly j Aym-Aid. Hatch, Kelly, Pmtoo, ro whish Beu wa* lookleg down u her I’HIU W. XISSLERX. ' Btebhtnsaad Young—5. with angry eyas, and she waa looking up Elsie had great aonfideuao in Margaret'* i Naya-0. at him with weeping oom. and earing p* Carte-, and followed her dosrn-atoint »t one-. 1 thetkrify, "You mustn't blame me -B*a Store! Committee reported as fodnw*: Going into the darkened parlor, her apieufor indeed I dida't love you." when some To tkt Roa. the Jfoyor a»J Caau^oa did. voluptuous bcjiity ae-rmsd u, - m»ku one laid a band oa the door. KlUy started the room suddenly bright. ft wax dax-! 'raii!«,i.i>lca»uns at the thought of It? C-Macil r-fAt dtj of Ututiagt. op,] auppnariag a shriek. Bat no; it wm sliug Paul Barron foil like ahaditrg hit ■•Ought anti ought not are dreadfid GixtLKMXM :—We the uod»tsjga«d eyre, and raolled-pld picture, that ho Ltd ! word*, are nt th.y, Kitty » Gay people H* cam* in, hia dark, handsome fore memhens of the street committee would ores abroad—faom that were at home ip. like y--a and 1 won't mind them. GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN W.’AGOS; Now. prie and stern. Hi* baainre., whatever it resj-ctfully report that the job on the the golden Orient,—ami rensetaUred the < put Up tltot n«a»cn,ie*f woolly vril *o at I street leading from Broadway w«M to was, had dvnbllcas bora uaplressat. Bat »U mythologies, the f*hk-j Circe and Lu- ' can reu thxasc sweet cyr* mor* t-Uinly, he managed to say,— Me E-waic* and let to Mr. A. J. Newton More rriei with her btwilJcring/oop. and I'll tell yea Iww it. shall be. I’m ha. l-eeu completed io mtufac:rv manner, ••What crying. litU* KittyF ■ than all othertt combined, yet the repairs do not average Vrie gloomed try himictf apart, a: flrrt. •I wan ted-to go home, and I Wanted eroditable alike Jo Mr. Newton and the Ho Lad looked haggard- in lb* MorningJ eity. Your committee canned a .urvey tn 2 cento each. Call and see them nt .I . . . .- . Ii silk.-hotel. . Thm I coma baek, and yra,” arid Kitty, drying her tears, and In be made and according to arid survey th* her inconsequent, illogieal way feeling her­ , arc jr-t. a uira dmmr, sad hare * self quite a*lc an! her trouble* st an enJ total amount expended at 16 cents per But the cloud cleared up prvtently, and eexy drive home, and t.obody i* the wis­ now bs'waa come. yard, the evotraol price amounts to 6J21,I he west over to Elsie,—hovered around er. ( Hat. Kitty. 1 caa't KC three cyan Vale must bare bred very much annoy­ 66, which aamnt we reeommeod be paid her th* entire remainder of the day. And • listings, Mich., May C, 1879. Itf to A. J. Newton. All of which is ragtectEM*'* evt* glowed, *n-l hermokn grew a ' •■Nu'jfldy wahls von to are them,1' shy ed, for he did not smile at her little apeecb. He rang, and ord.rcd dinner. It was richer chnMon, and she shook her sruodcr- I md. wilb an air of childish «*r(nHry ihat rather a quirt meal; and. Vales face bring fol curl* around ha her, end hu-ghed, a« ;' Lc thought rachaoling. . .atm prie and anxious, Kitty grew confirm­ one rarely heard her laugh. 5nd then by ' iillh; »!vry teller ! You needn't pro- ed in the belief that be meant to ran away ( * Staprt Committee. and by, when twilight fell, aud the mnou t -1 you don't like me—just a hide, Kit- with her. and wu planning how Id do il Hasting*, Sept. 39th, 1879. came up, there su a long raS; tn«rn the (■ IT. If you didn't yua would not wear to eaeape detection. Bnt her viarao* were Itepurt wsa accepted and adopted I beach with V*le, from which EUi» rau.e ’ thin bucelet I gavey-m a-k-og ago." rudely thrust aridc, whan, just as Vai* waa in with dowry, drooping *yc», and did not,I Kitty poutc-I. putting her into the carriage, a man in care to irast bentrif to <[>cak |»r a .hng ! 1 You may han- it back apiin if you sailor'* clothes stepped up nod touched hia limo after. watt, reaching ofit the jdump, white arm arm. Thia day was th* uniM of ether ' toward him. "Slay, sir; you can’t go"— daj* ; like il.'bnt yet sw. e er. So .hole "No, Kitty.’ I don't want it I want week* drifted by, past the leafy loveliuyn aomcthing else." ■ f Jute to the glowing heart of thu sun.- i ■ Ifoyroa? " Isukin-away at the rain “Stood aside, my man. You've got a : fa.: Jiris «> the field*. glata too much." It wan July Lefort? anyone had gpeated "Y«s.. Could you gucas wtat it fa r ' The man's fact, which had been very It, too warm now for sauntering <ra th- ‘ 1 I d-;tt’t know. ■ ■Lite, flashed redly. . . b*aeh, ut Lr Bailing, exerpl iu the frr.h .. t:y put <.«.» charmiogly indifferent ‘T a'n't drank. F know ycu, air, and mnratog. or in th* soli night., under star air. Alt. the while that her foolish little you esn’t go till”— light or tmiouligLt. . he ut •’*< boating wildly with the pleasure Vale turned angrily, thru through the ul being near him, her ovp::tisb inatincta raiat that came ix for/ her eyea Kilty saw «u apt to be desertel eery early in tho made h-r try to hide it from him. the man ateggcr aside: sod the next mo­ The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 1 Oil I lb. I day. All the l>»ttcr >or old Ootob- f. •I don’t know. I’m surer'-korfoureenl ment Vale was luaida her, and they were b!« street st a com of < 264 frnt,) 13042. ! Breakfast alwky* exhausted liia culinary bars—75 Jim. Jn the box. To any one who will send tut an order In front of lot* of Mr*. Rice, west aldo rolling swiftly over the road. She sobbed ’ invention, arid dinner fouod hire rtraudnd “Sw- i:l ryes I They look vgry.botsoat, aloud in her terror. Dibble rtraot at a coat of (09 fcaaJRll.Tl. f>r 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free ns high and dry on Larrea than*. He knew l.ul they tell a dreadful fib.'' Kitty's act­ in front of Mr. Wm. H. Hayiord* lot,. "Who was it, Kitty F: said Vale, st ; it w*J an axiom of bvusehdd ethie* that. ing aniti-cd Vale, who waa too wts-i to bo a premium. Or the orders may be sent to tw for one or more toolbar-1* Bond street st a cost of (198 ought by it. ' She pulled the cloud “Bea King." ,fe«,)fl2447. boxes nJ a time.' with remittance, and when we have thim received ycter of its uva, but bow to bttng about down ovr r her lice. In front of £ibb Mathew.' tot, wort “Ah I I remember him. Is Huie Kuty thia desirable eoa*ammati->li purxlnl him • Kilty knows wry Well that I scant a goi*g to marry that great, .baggy, good -I I ride of Dibble Mreot at s^ret of (M.toot,) orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free ns proposed not a little. naiurvd bear of a min ?" above. . If you do nut wish to send money in ad rance you itjay July skies toaMiltec* rain, and rain, ton, it then." uid Kitty, In front otGto. Riehmonito lo-ta, south Skill Kitty cried. . in a very hrertv, whide-aoafod’ fashion. deporit it with tiny banker or merchant in good* cred^ in your Never mind. Kitty. You can easily ride of Bond street, (133,) 113.63. WbyXrtF’ One morning Paul Barrou awoke, and Repair walk b front of P. Stebbins' make it up with him by * little coaxing town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt found the crystal drop* driving hard Iota, east aid* llanavcr street, 37«te. •ga.oat the window. He had bead the In Empire Block, over Mndga'sSlorn. Ibp.Jt walk fci Mra. H. J. Krafield, of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address tbuader io hia dreamt, and n.iw upon look­ 37ct« All Work GUARANTEED. ing rat, he mw a dense, purplv black clon'd Repair walk fur Mrs. J. W. T. Urr, flanging orer the are, while th* waves be•148. ¥ I Death were ehurned into fusm. Going ’ AU of which to ratpeetfally lubmitted. dowa-ataiia fa go but, he heard October ia a roitaqay with hiaswif. The old teilow i । Stood u th* laLle in the kitchen, .twirling * ebickeuarouud by one wing. The; P A I N TER . acarL-t skull cap drawn orcr his woolly | Hutinp, September 29th, 1879. Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets. JCcw York. At A. M. Rock*. Csrrtog. Jlhop •bead, th* ahiuing. black fare uudcr it. the 1 Report was accoapted aod adopted and JefTcrionSt., Hiriino*. Mich ndd medley of garmcota. which only rnibo Recorder iortracled to place io the j itrtnblrd each <i<h<» iq the eirtuaataoee ’ Landa at the Supervisors the abets named . that none of them fitted him, made up I a drvll picture. Paul stopped, much | the other city taxci. Ayan—Aid. Hatch, Krily. SI 500.00 - quite trae that Elat* wm nothing to him. SteLbins anti Young—5. Hite enough dey’ll Lc Lome to dinn- r , an i He rstl.tr disliked her va the whole, tn dinner w« mtul hab anu>,fing diff.-ren I ahbongh b> r strange beauty captivated his Let's ace. Di* ehii lzu aud potatoes ♦ I zenei s aenl aw*y anywhere,'' *aid Klaic coldly. Hut hr remembered Bi^ae acenni Margaret looked at her anxioualy. She break fa.'—couldn't a>k anything Lcttct- | in which Elsie bad borne a part yean beHiatiogv, Sept. 28th, 1879. had neter u:.derrti-«d Ute girl's pstaiouate and fur dinner potato*.—and—ami—p foie, wbow Itet strong, puaionrt* nature 7b/be //*«. Me Jfuynr aad OasaaM nature,—brepking Out intu fiery emotion tert--*—and—chicken,’’ the Ir.t word in 1 bad auddraly rerralcv itself Th* tUVciaMmaoZo/rhe (Xtf o/ Rartisy*. st times, but u.ually raid aud reticent. wxiee at di.may aud grief. ' tiua wm distasteful to him. It waa too Your eommitlca oo finance would re­ in the night ahe had beard Eiric । much like what bo hated in bimaelf spectfully reenmmend that the following walking back and forth acrons her cbami Marcarct’s tender, lofty serenity waa ■ amounts u( money be raised for th* ouuher, as waa her way when greatly agitated. ! hit ideal of weuianly cluractcr. It wu a iug fiscal year: I little irkavtue to knhw that Kiria wu Margaret had not dared to go to her, and For cooiiairni fund, 1 of 1 could lie aud writ tin taervoua aympethy beginning to Jot* him. He had a oiwgiv| iug al.uut the way in which sho could to**, SIMPLICITY SIMPLIFIED! I 1083,56 ami the thought of it was orenvhttaing to 4X3,02 “Don't,’’ iutcrrujdcd KW% riaiagquick­ hti fickle, Buperfictri temperament. t,mprovomonts Soptonibor’ ,e7C‘ ly. :'I am not ill. »nd I don’t like to be | Yet it was necrwary. aidrely a*, to l>w pitied. Yon know I deteat aick people.'1 ' Paul went back up-rtain, lvuagr-1 array ,| plahr.J.-.-1-nilurtai.-ling th- VICTOR 1— J--ou lw n • And EM* went hurriedly out of the a long hour, looking out orcr/lhn ntor»li>-.» Kitty aktvwrti by herself in the cold itaffil H peer of a-v Hewing Mackino in llm nurlut-n far. aad theses ; looklog oftene>t|>t the tall parlor when Vale left her. It wan a lung roomW P >Urt<,^L-n!UkrojjrfcUim3f-'r 1: Krtaux rimt-llrily, •The poor child it certainly ill,” moan- obi house among the linden-, and trying tv hour Ihat he was gons. Hbe did nut know dlJIn. Amber. "I always knew she fancy what they would bo doing there. what to do with herself after she had curi­ t< H tfi[atjl»«ipt— a Wonderful ndaetion of frlctlcn an 1 a rare R H cnmHtmU-aofdrair.AI.ntuU'- . I-rab'.-waa delicate. If I ahonld lots her, it They.' Tbit waa * subterfuge Uh ously examined the room and its foraiture, would break ray heart. ! should never thought* ail centered oa Margaret. and tovked at tee picture* in the msgaxivn* t-i~re.il»!'!' I' survive it, I know I shouldn't.’’ She would be ranting down stair*, with npon the tabha There waa a piaao; bnt / \ • ■■ ■ ” - ■ - -—q yon making yotr- bar sweet, moraingdaev Ho could think extm-wn Msehinra. th .- -'.-r 1 ■ to J«Ueb up »nd rx>-re:t-i-U ! t ■ : 1 jolt how Jhcr white, taper fingers looked it; aud. beridre, it mad* her tliiuk of aril miserable quite •■ uouceeaaarilly 7 5. Alway.-aum^unjour expabaas when don’t think tlitro is- anything aertoua the moving among the tea cups; and he.i home, and hvw wrung ah* was in coming on viaitplace, outside of yotujrwn town Perhaps alia didn't eunld "ee the pretty, thoughtful face : here. matter with Elaic, i Sill In Mitktes Entj Tine. alaep well. 1 hrart hmitoting over same hotx«eho!d srrsngeAll at voce she n-metniierud that Marga­ “y^.^k well of worthy public esterl»™i-ra. a a. the night, and he n ret waa to have given bar a lesejn to-day. natil you lav* seen thn . . She began to tremble wilb a gwilly fo*r 7. Speak will to stranger* of your Why, Margaret.! , »•» —• that aho should be found out through thin aoT ft •oumfo very unfeeling. It’s all -She wiahed Vrie would come av that they T If toy thing*.hould bo undertaken leery well fur yon, with your health—you could bo atartinu lu.atu. tihe went to tho don't know anytliiag about nervaa," said window to watch for bin: climbing ap up­ JUr*. Amber, in au aggrieved tone. on her kuoro, aud holding by th* back cf •j-eak III of it to olbm because you happen • I'm glad I don’t, laughed Margaret, the chair, in childish ftebton. Thorn were tu bo prejudiced agriart. it. 9. If you have an ortr supply nl mon­ by lb* Democrats hat arraned (*•*»] is quite willing to be the conductor to not a great many people m the rtreete. draw away Mr*. Amber's .thought* from What few them were hurrirtl along under ey do not invert il in for off aparalation, digestion, and th* Republican* wiD have spread umbnillaa in great haste. Now and but give yourself and your town the bene­ And now while' Mo. Amber went off then a discoMuUlc dog trotted by, tanking fit ef it by <reri.lW.iag a nsonafaetoey of tho aid of a large number of Dsmocrata who are disgusted with the rnnH— waste into a dotatlod accoutt of h»r sufforing* extremely diMauaficd with the weulhcr. ■auae kind. AND GO TO 10. Eooourage your local paper by from time to tlmo, to which MruX St Ira* How hard il raioM I how fart the pwddlre listened with a *m2o of quiet contempt, grew in the atre.ta! and boss misty aad auteeribing for and advertising in L the debt of the city of Baltimore ha* b*Mi Margaret went away. . duegroreWo was th* ttmeepbere I Killy Some nf the Democratic eceaiire of' Our- increased 51 per rent., and in rate nf «BUp in bar roam Khlc was silting, fuel­ began to think it would have been jJcaaant ncU in Naw York bar* aoeemd Um a arioo ha* o«eo iamaaed *3M par ml. ing very ill al ease and unhappy. Th* to bi* lipa. Bn: there was Paul Bsrr.-n Th* expeurin of th* Biale GavarnaeM uu bouse waa all open and a light with the fitting opposite, with oool, keen eyre. II* OK AITLK STUEXT A8» U1T YOV« glow of the J une autwhioe Her window put a atnrng Mrtraini upon blmarif. ‘ Pretty toon men came along trader the looked down into tha grceu gioom of tho ••I riiall bats to lease ypu to your own wlnth-rs,-rough-looking toast in sailor’, reputation of a man among the abortSAWS FILED, haired beuiacra of Naw York. A fullgreat liudem. Bird, went chirping out­ devices to-day," be Aid. One, a strong, stalwart fallow, -That letter elotb-w. side, and Ute street people were passing up say*I moat g* to P-—. Ooafound th- with a good. Lamely face, glatw] up' al bfooded Demoerst lain more delight in Ctain, TaWBU BeitaU ni Sdax portofiooT Then, with a half-laugh, -I th* window scddcntally, than again, aad making “hia X than knowing all th* this lioto with a steady, eager look. Kst- geographies ever printed. 2alipp*d down from her chair, white sod Ilar* Jual vpcnwl their Now And t« fret eisrrtklas that 1* land. *f .-king all over, terrifid as If she had 'TL« New York fribwee aaya Secretary wett a ghost, for it wm 1km Kisg. She Cliaiidlcr is evidently cvaniiag a cvMau.itogan to sob aloud in her Ivrrvr. Then lion in Ohio, for th* roporta of Ms wpnaeb.be ran and hid hendf behind one of lb* thickly p , ' Evcrj’ Wh"> BnBnd io Oil. Patent Skew Setter, and Ever, Skein ’ wiU, the Every Wagon Warranted ! LI*. AND FROM DETROIT JACKSON WAGONS GREBLE & RUSSELL S Imperial Soap HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES DENTIST NasfcvillB, Michigan. ILfftUBl MID A UFE WOS WILLIAM WALTER. TAILOR. CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Carriaje, Sim aid Ornaaenlal THE NEW VICTOR Railway 1274. Common Council mrt in ap^ September 29th, 1879. His Harer, Mayor Grant in the chair. Roll oi A id. being called th* foflrateg were present-Aid. Hatob Kelly Preatoo, Stebbire Trang. ’ t-w.F«r«r AUw**tl*la»c ■nreaa, (laau-necit Railroad IVI8I0I. WHOLE l/.'iesl al BalDtaiM-iHi li IkiUa W M°” E^J^^E^.tXv&TOR.'’,"• ' VICTORY ! GROCERIES COOK & ROGERS HENRY L NEWTON, MEAT MARKET REPAIRED! HANGING W1ND0N CURTAlNi, In th, Vroomsn Heck ca Hist* FRESH I SALT MEAT HAPPY ZEPH. A. SFEOIALTT. 22tf ’ ' H. Is NEWTON. FOR TOUR pOULTIfY W W.bav*rtwra inland shall COOK •***' �To any Person not now a Subscriber to the REPUBLICAN BANNER, we will sand it, for naah in adv* untUJanuary 1st, 1881, for $1.50. $1.20. We will send, for one year, the Detroit Post and Tribune any parann We will send to any person, the REPUBLICAN BANNER and the Detroit Post and Tribune for $2 These terms for cash id advance in all cases. Show this to your neighbor who is not now a subscriber to REPUBLICAN BANNER. IPJ mi B - pc3 Htt f i ..’ «i hhi Hills iPuniii �Tifi Htputlicqi Iuthiak.Ohio -inTTl.S“ 1 *°.000 majority. ™F-l-cm ■TOU. b OU., u* Mr rf" -noaieaeti day from Z1"*’ °“ *• “n • 1-03. Saturday, ffl.io, »*- • Tured.y aU.-ted 4»J there wore about .even hnndrod enand the roeond d,y the entrim wen. oompletcd, which aggregated 1,872, bring --------- 6- w proaa it ■ fil.15, nearly five hundred more than were ever OstoZScte. (ton 15 cu a toatot. PotsJ to- 23 etc. par bushel made tore before. The total receipts were nos nts ’■* J •MfifiJtt. Dr. E. F. Grant a young, but thor­ oughly educated, pbyrieian from Rocbro ter, New York, baa loeated in thi. city, nod ia maoriatod with Dr. I. Dever io tbo practice of medidae. Ho cornea among ua highly recommended, and we have no doubt will to found worthy of a liberal Entered at the Post Office / lings, Mich., as Second1, ... Matter.___________ ...ueae.enrywhiwt. - < jFiivaM Friday evening, Uekm Hafl. Go and see them, it w.-vk Tuesday ia the election : ctl>Q i» building so luditicnal L» dwelling bouse on the , eda in the city. . il. Hoard of Supcrvbora will-’com- r aaoubl Mseioa al the Court get y-iir grain bags printed ; cents cub, if 23 or more arv order­ :: e, at the Bamskb Office. It would to impooriblu to portray on paper tbo quality of products exhibited upon the grounds. Cauls, home, sheep, swine, ttbral, own, oat*, rye, poiiloe., Of .wine, there were a'large number of entries, and embraced nearly all differaot bl’oud of tbs entire tribe. Some of. the finert speeimctu of .Berkshire*. Chester Whites, Eases both cf full bk»J aud grades ihat ooe eoull wish to r.-c were there. besides other breeds that we cenn-1 Of fruits. Bower* and shrubs, (here were eedlowi varieties Of apples, feaebr., peers, plums, cherries, Ac., Barry C The dcdhnlion o! Odd Fellow's Hail st dore not take a &<k s.-stX't any county Prairieville ou the 24th nit. waa really a ia the Stole. Aa for potatoes, Lnli a* to nice affair. The dedicatory ~-rriccs were varieties, siac and quality,' are challenge very beawtifnl aad impressive, aad the addrews by H et. R. O. D. Holden was all that could be desired by the meet ardent Go riiiurday afternoon next, a greetr.■-< is tu take place at the Hou*--. It is ^o be a Chattel Mortgage «' 1 hvrgiins cun be bad J ' . W Miilauu of Hastings township »-l 11 J Pllog a yoke of two years old Hsera that lipped tho beam at 280S Ibo. If ihat os be'beat let us bear of It. fanner* in Dowagiac on Saturday 1 per bushel. This looks like v ind a return of more proeperoui Fra stent in Memphis Tens. But if the • rcaeoi hot weather continues much long'’. w« fear the fevrr will rage again. S>x t. r Chandler's speeehre throughout Ohio where bo has spoken, hero bad tho effect to draw larger crowds and rroeto •ore .-n-buioam than any man who ever »{ok ।: that Slate. dance was a grand aumss on Tboraday •vwiiog of laat wack. They «dd two hsnlred sad four nucitorv, and the affair GOODS ! , tweet the AthktMs af Phihdeiphia, aad the Kwtun Gab. pla0d July lib 1R74, ,al Iksuo, I fell and displaced my lest | ing lodge* were present snd assisted tn the : dedicatory services, via.- Hastings, Mid- ; । dkrillc, Wayland, Plainwell and Richland. ' . The hour uf the dedication not haring , j been given, the Rev. J. Bnyaton who waa I I one of iIm eharti-r numbers uf Prarieviile I | Lalgr, but who is at present a roswLnt of I itely fine, and we notified it wore aeiy tl | Vicksbur,-. Kalanuara Co., did not ar- I blns ribboa. We admit nor inability rive till after the eerviroa, which was do justice to the fair. Cr ink and pep much n-grouted by all. The order have a nicw room snd gwd furniture, aud one or | many individu.ls preseat who attended I the Lent Lodges in tbo State. May they | ths Stale Fair, and many who attended ' oiolinuc to prosper ia the future, as they j, the Fair at Grand Rapd<, and aomc of have ia the fest is the wishes of all who |' them remarked that all that Barry County aUcndcd on the above occasion. We ad- Hacked ! IB having as g-nxi a Fair as either mil being a hide tardy ia aotictag the: of the above earned, wa«, that there Were not ao many eatriet. ; with borioro. and mailer, U was amply Our people are to be coo-rat allied for impoaaible lo notice is sooner. their grand aucocm. We have only to Ga Saturday aigbi one Smith, aliaa make up our minds to aneeecd, and aureres I Reed Towne, late of Lswtoo where hia. is sure. We believe every individual who parents still live, stole from Robert F. took aay part ia tbo Fair, did all he urrbe fibrin of Baltimore, a valuable bone, could to bring about the nsnlt gained, am! baggy and haroeso, aud a dilar^at'd buf now they each and all have the aatiafactiou Gio robe with Mr Rlivu'e name thereon of koowiag that their labor baa reaped a Early Sunday morning Sheriff Houghtolia jut reward. Errrythiog pawed off quiet­ took his track and followed bin West into ly and eetufactorily. and too much praire Yankee Springe aad found the team hid cannot be given the eocicty officers far in a c >nifield aome forty rode,, from the their untiring energica in so conducting the road aide, and nrratod the i/fief East of Fair aa to giro each universal aatisfoctioo. One grand thing about the Fair which there hid ia a caw mill in the township of Rutland, and brought him to jail about 4 we had liked to bare forgotten to apeak o'clock on Monday morning, where he Mill about, ia, the addition of another dry. | remain, awaiting examination. To much Heretofore, we bare had but three days credit cannot be awarded Sheriff Henab- iutoad of foar, and whoever auggealod taliu for hia efficiency in tracing out thia that the fourth day be added, and followed follow and bringing him ao promptly and up the raggewtioa by real work till tlyy with ao little sort to be dealt with as the sueeeodod, did a thing for which they law directs. Mr. Houghiaiis, also, dc- I dreerve the thanks of the people of Hany riree, <» en hie behalf, to acknowledge tU efficient ecrvice rendered by John Wil­ N. P. Hnoted exhibited at this offit* liams and Lew. Smith in the erervb for I tho atoleu property, and toys to thinks to last week a few specimen, of Husted's ■would not bare aecured.it bnt fcrtbrirae- Bmt, a estiva poach equal to the best mriy Crew'fords,tbsi ripens about ths same lime as the lot* Crawford Tbo tree is Sdlira'. «• -■I"*' hardy and will not suffer from tbo rfdd ,m u -iwwu “ 0,l“ during our coldret winters, end w« briieve m *• io** T**- the frail is not exeelW by any peaeh fiat nWUl.Mtb* “ grows, hwe or elaswbero. .k.M b> kJ Tk«“ rf«“' — ,b, rnkwOMR*® 1**w*» opuR. Ii.-W.rf nnaeurf polo* 1 ioUrW >" Ir*.*, Lvly Kellugg won the frac for aM troltieg rare rt the' Pair, and did il aaaily. Although aU l>M net trotted in two year., before, yrt ehe made a mile m 2 40, aud •»lr « mile on «ir traek four year, ago rf, ~i "t. *..!> >»■ “* JT”-, tai *« ■"«" r^rHun. CI'ineM Smith will speak on the jo. r»M« 0>« ■■ rmperat.ro qaartieu at tho tfcbool ■"**. tmr Barney's mill ia Baltimore, Friday evening ad this weak. He M »Ue apeakrv, and should bo grrotad by Tb-ladies Sew'ug Society eoonceted •iththe Episcopal oh areh of thia Ay •ill It entertained by the young married __ soioa Tbs OrtgiMina rf tb. Pariah si the Society Porta* TT Homan u> new banjo w '■> Booer'e Mock on Thursday afternoon n«slle«KO are i»riI rd to lea at ail o'deek- ■ Mr. H. N, SUldoo of Hap: visited oo the 11 th of thia month following days by hi) four brothers . . The largest Stock of Ladies Cloaks. The largert Stock of Ladica Knit Scarfs and Hooda. The largest Stock of Underwear, The largest Stock of Hosiery, The largest Stock of Glares, Thw largest Stock of Men's Giothing, The largest Stock of Boys’ Clothing, The Largest Stock of BUFFALO ROBES. Tn fact tho largest, nudt complete and best Stock of General Dry Good sever shown in this city. Buying these Goods from first hands for Cash enables me to offer . OEQW NOVELTIES IN DRESS (JOObS al Kidder., Grand Rapid*, Mich. SI S3 rsUtsalse C>. ' 1 ’ I JIM Sscfiy; Gid age- bad wiiXUu hia nosed of wriak , k< , and ej.ro and si-knees had left the impress of their firm finger*, but they sectsoj tn live over their youth again as they brushed the dust from memories. pietun-v and found them uodimurod. The 19. WANTED SEPT. I5TH. 1879 NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS wiih a homo io Barry Vo. Mich. Her- and the aid, reliable and |«'pu!>r .Smith vry la GO aud Willard, tbs youngest, 54. American Orpin were each aaink-i tie Willard's home ia Tampico, III. There First Premium and Diplum., at *e re rent Mrlitgan Slat* Fair ot«r all o»mpwtilura. Thio u only o-lditional tiatinwey <*( the greet merit of lh<»e iuNrunacnU rl which the public were already touvmanl. R D. Hulfock, Stale Agent, Jaokaon. Michigan, WarrrooUM, Detroit, Jackaoo, Grand Rapid, aad East Ssgieaw. Meteorological Record. C.iud.-aaed from uUervalions taken Healings for tbe Blate Board of Heal By Prof. I. N. Mitchell | 1 have been in Nkw York the ln.it two weeks an<l trough t u much larger Stock of Goods titan ever before. I have u fine Stock «»f ISuitinp, Cloakings, GENTS trffiUSlM 1815 Made in One.Day atari THE NEW CROWN Silk Fringes, Waterproofs Ladies Cloth, Fancy Goods, Beaver, Flannels, Ready Made Cloaks, Foreign A Domestic Cloths Gents Suitings, Clothing, Clothing, Furuinhiug Gouda, Hats anti Cape. Over Coat*. Fine Suits, Hosiery, Ac, I have taken advantage and can make the lowest prices. TuEWIS STERN. Washington Block. d «EW1N8 MACHINE. TlMrSnlyiH-tCS.lo find BKOJDHEjlD DRESS GOODS 1500 REWARD- 43-41 Hastings, Sept. L'». 1879. Whit wit? Ana.—Your Preacriptimui ami RocbipU. What is it made of T Aits.—Pure DRUGS only. How ia it made * Ajif—With care and accuracy. Where to gel it? . Abu.—At Roberts <t Hotchkiss.where you will always find a full ana sclent Stock of igriculi CENfi Drugs and Medicines. Opr exjieniea are light and wo sell goo* in same ratio. Barry veeaty. Mteb., Oet. 7tb »m Mra. J. Oscar Garmon. Geo. Mewgnr,' The New York Herald tskrs more Amos Uttar, Timothy Smith, J. H. Winthen a edema of U» »»luatde epuee to ,kBW that Governor RubiMJn cannot l>e rt_jeeMd. li dose lake words to demon­ Moto a aalf-evidaut proposition. . I am Showing this Season: The largest'Stock of Dry Goods, , x The largest stock of Dress Goods, The following from the Bruton Harbor /'.<f/a /ura» note* a family gathering at th; rroidcnce cf Mr. Harvey N. Bbddoo, | for many years the popular Treasurer of ’ this eduty, and a man deaerving of, and whom the people always delighted to boa- ' 1 a special premium or diploma. . Hivur Havcb, ■) ' •/ tl Uy.— ' ro — fie Ba|li>t Sodaty will be ectertained Friday afternoon and evening at the ' Cbay I Tea served at half peal ’ *” m. .. HUlly invited. Sat bsck 42 years. *“ u-«toai for many yean with Kidney CempUut, GmvcI. At. ; my btood **' **“ «*’ k-^vr, could bred,y eras) a-jvrat . «*> 15 0U wora out wren dl P,t, ; ^biag to to p me, until I got Hop Biuore. aad I am a toy ogdn. My Hood and kidneys are all right, and I am aa arrive ao a man of 30. .hhough 1 >m 78, and 1 have m. doubt it will do ao well for other, of my ago. Hi, ruvth . tafaL—(Fa- ' Strayed From the premia, of ths sufacriber ia thia cHy about ten days ago, a red row, wien yean old, front teat on left ride .lit tureipa. beat*, pompkina, aquaahce, rad­ open ao the milk runs out. Any one re­ irhea. in fact th* niecat apccimen. of form taming Ur will be liberally rrw.rded. production ever grown in the county, and Sept 24.—Estate of Wtlliam Wreo, Joiiji Ltotyt. patronage by those ia need of a physician. we du not believe any totter ever grew in dwreaasd. Claims heard aad report U»d Of the sewing machinm on axhlbitiou. the State. Then the poultry show was POWER CORN SHELLER. Amount of claim., g%.12. the Daria, Domrotic and White by T. | grand indeed. The tnccb.nical produe Mrenrv. Itah A Bartley have added to Sept. 23th—Eatete uf Maud Iteoo st, Phillipa A Co , and tbo Singer by L. W. I lions wm equal to every other depart­ 1 al , minors. Iacsmc to aeU real estate of their other facilities in thdr.floariog mill, that of a first dam power eorn-atecUcr. So Fauaey. The Dnia, or it* work, took first menu Wagooo, carriages, cutters, thnnbminors granted the guardian Rood on bring along your eom and get it shelled ia premium, add will it might, for the moot ing mach'mer. wind-mill., drill., culih-* aslc and oath before aale (Had oae-cighth tho lime iliat you can do it at beautiful work we ever saw dune waa by tors, harrows, plows, churn*, washing H.-pt, 30.—Estate ol Henry W. CcJria, hntae Brmembcr that flour, Ired- and ■iso u eheap ae anywhere thia masbiaa. It would tow the finert maohiues, sewing machinm, beautiful deceased. Petition lee sppoiaiment of •eariy 100 large free dlivcry to al) part, of lace, and ran right on to the hrevtot I marble work, Ae., Ac. Io Floral Hall, administrator filed. Oet STlb, next, asFull of valufabric, aad even would eew lead aa eighth I was displayed mare beautiful needle work rijncd for hsariag Dweaaes of the of an loch la thickness, thin woolen dotbea Estate of William Cdvia et ah, minors *U We over saw, or ever expected to tee ! I of from uno thieknem- to en inch thick, •* »«y time or nlmse. TU moat beau- Petition f. r sppuintmenl aad nomination Heart Troublre; • _.L. and all this without changing either food ufal wrought rap Sod mattrraae,. Ud JUDDERS, Grand JUpid., CHMK Dlsuanr, with evidence that , or leniion. We do not bdievo there b a ■pmuda and quilts of all deuigne and patGet. 2.—Estate of Iks tea B. and Anna 1 machine ia the world its equal. in m< «t case* the... dimwaea are curable. ««•*. Ona beautifully pteend quill «wu C. Jones, minors. Order on tend appoint lU woekofa lady ninety years of age. lag Richard Jone guardian. Bond filed > peddler of Liquid Damnwiou oa tU which aba pieced without the aid ofglaaec. and letter toned. Estate of Chloe J. WolcutL Order W«t aide of Jeffenpo St, made aa outra- Beautiful bate, bousete, aud in fact all fuoua aaeault oa Copt. land 8. Geer, ou kind, of millinery goods were exbibiled discharging executor ealertd. Estate of Clarence E. Milo, A. and John of our maimed war vseanna, without '--i by the vesy popular auTKnevy ntaUi.!.or provocatriu. as it aaotaed to aa from the ■Mtaof our city. Printing, drawing. ,W. Pryor, minora, puard.au files a new evideare given oa the trial, far vMeh he Ac. were plenty and beantifu). TU • OU bond and order entered discharging surety photo miniaturo." of Mr. J: 8. Clarke Juatiee M. H. Wir^. 'and fined g23 U dieted a good deal of merited prauw. onr judgement |OT, and throe months in Not having acceM to th. societiro book., the common jail or workhouM woaH have | we cannot at this writing giro the names i aiom.ro to determine as to ncceaaitj for a been a more equitable sentence 'That of those who made entries, but suffice it to ocrtein diteh in Yankee Springs.- (kt (kb the making of such an anault ou any oth­ aay they were Barry euuoty people Tbo instant aasigned for hearing. Estate of Minerva Parker, deceased. show of horses.WM fine, ard old Barry er, should be made a costly luxury by our Hold On. holds about as good horses as lh«re are ia Petition for license to sell real rotate filed. jnsticcs, and the full extent of the law Call al Powers A Barlow's stove where . the State. Splendid rosdilero, both sin-। Nov. 3rd next aaCgued foe hearing. given each offender, in every cms, eeemi mw gumming and filing win be done bvtlcr; gle and doubl-, large nice farm trama, and cheaper than by any <xber man. eminently proper. ju*t, and nseeaaarystallions, brood mana aud cults, ail were 3otf , Bxsi UcTAjrr. I The Committee of the Barry County vvry fine, end their owners have jurt Agricutknd Society to whom wu ssfemd cause to feel proud of them. Of cal tie,'' the exhibition of N. P. Husted, submitted 1 Durhams, Devons, Jerseys, Aldcrncyu Ac tho fallowing report — were well represented, both fell bloods and I E.ta'.e of Francis Nichols ct al., minor .Ml PBUIDX.VT-. • | grades Of aboep, wo never eaw such* a order dUcturginx guardun entered.Your ccmmi'.lee appointed tu examine splendid collection of Hooded stock. j Estate *f Charlro II. Bergmaa cl al. the Nursery stock raised by N. P. Husted Spanish Merinoe Soutbdownv, {'otiw<>!4<, minors. :Ordcr diaohargieg guardlau cn of the Grand River Highland Nwnuriee at I Ac. were largely represented, and wave all, Lowell, respectfully submit the fUfowing a No. 1. A flock of young Spanish Men. repeat: The collection is fall and complete, ' ao bucks and ewes trendy purcha<-<l by including tn the fruit department igdendid > sperimetui of the leading sorts of apple, I M. E. social Will be bold at Judge [car, peach, plum, aud cherry trees. Tho i • t ..drofe thia afternoon. I display of ornamentals is very rroditable, J j embraang large aud beautiful evergreens, W B. DroWn aa old time resident of’ j. weeping trees, shrubs, etc. All ase extra utiuga, engaged in the bed spring i niee, sound, well trained, thrifty and syu»r. thi; city with R K. Barlow. metrical. In fact, they could hardly bo We would rocaamend We wm pleased to notice the pren- ! improvj upon. ... ire K«.mingia Ohio to tj<«Lsll. •et>< •{-rakers uf ail polil ical shades, iVeral states are ttoie helping -their Ihmiaeaa of the Berry Conwy Probate Cwt from Sept if. tn Oet C. Clement Smith Judge. Sept Hkh—Eetate cf Jennie P. Rolfe, a minor. Ikeid filed aad letter cd guar dianebip imued to C. W. Taylor. Sept- 20th.—Estate of Albert E. Bull, de«3Md. Petition fur partition of land filed. IJet. 20, next amigued for.hcariog Sept. 224.-Estate cf EH Odell, de­ cease.!. A coo not of ExnciMer heard aad allowed and rasidae ef eataU aaaigned. Exsewtor diacbargod. Sept. 23d.—Estate of p. C. Hawley, dcroanrd Adminletr<!or of rotate dia- THE PEOPLE’S PAPERS ■GATBDUCOK THE ECHO FOR 1880. WILS ____ JJ^M/SaiSP' B0WC,rt t �A CURE wr? vrvvvs! I OR NO PAY. I ■jsasiSMaif" “Si/noJT^icm I will light them all : once." So sayin’’, he threw thorn into ic fire Mra. UutTun deolarca that that night .< tho happiest of all her wadded life. i^ogGUoRMMkatifa fly aa u bird wbefl bo lap, «F)y, proud bird cf froa- State Affairs. The Battle CrecC /Au7y Journal in to enlarged. Vertigo gold ia to be coined into S5 aad 110 pieces Tim new tnueaam bailding at the Uni* rciaity ia rUiog. wcr? wr.Ttws, Budur s eaC fir hem I IE* ecns'alLnlrl. SotM pcuple employ the blind to hoop flieajirom the room. Vpu cun draw a fly with a drop of molaaxk Utter thaa aitb a crayon. The epider la tbo only emture which invitee the fly to bU parlor. Flica are like riven. They are often damped. Stage Ilia arc painted. , A By i> eouaorvative in bia reading; he always atick« to bia own paper. People often i apeak of that base fly. TUBAL CAIN. fir.tMsa. lk rrwUM. at t« »?rtJ> <..i »f thlnr ew a lews I ».»• ■rrt-.-.Uee: IO ifee dewer OLD AID RELIABLE. : Du. SxxroED'u Lrrzn InTuwiKrron; tea Standard Fantily Remedy for I diseases of tho liver. Stomach ,<Sjl and Bowels.—It ia Purely jMLI Vegetable. — It l7'v'rj^£ | J s ? f ss’-a THE BEST PHOBA1 ••> mi. ute. OF ALL Tar., hundred and eight freshman hare l^M7,9f)l barrete of uh made ia tbo been regtefeted at Ann Arbor. Saginaw valley. . On Sept. 31 there were 11106,267.53 ; The headquarter* of the new North­ western Grand Track company will re­ oa han I in the State Treasury. Ojikct Cullen ia slid to have ep«.d sain at Pori Huron. with more students tn attendance than al any cae time since the war Michigan infantrv takes place at Marshall J. JI. Ward,cf Battle Creek, ’shipped on tho filhof October. twenty fin- car Inada of wheat direct to It ia estimated that thn-los* by fureet Liverpool, no Thuraday last. firci in Tuteote county this scaws will Tbo Preibytosian Synod of Michigan oct fail ter abort of 125,000. ia to stoat at Battle Creek October 14 th, I 75,000 bales of eotlon: Last year it foot- 'and -lUtf del-gates arc to be pnseut. . LINIMENTS rV) J0HNST01F8 TC2MAN 02 HAST. SARSAPARILLA i-.u.oinuw.mfflu, TEE BEST OF ITS DJJ. j cl up 1,000,000 bales. Mr Hudson, of Ionia, has ' been .ap­ assistant professor of l.tetory, in Tha Kanias Hluitrntnl MontAfy soys pointed | the State Uaireraity, al Amj Arbor. then are -46,000,000, sere* of land now open for pre eruption in that State. Bogus Certrficatei. ir erinlU eM <llt*lale4 is « IT iheMis-ia-airc Malta larriaa ‘ ’’"Tuan vTSMtru. aej«. e Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. The Battle Creek Council hut decidedIt is:no vile drugged atuf, pretended to to suppress all public gambling, bil’ar-1 Ibe mvk of wonderful fireigu roota, harka, playing, etc. There it need for it. , , anti puffed up by long bugaa rertifiAe esites p| pretended mlracnloua eurea, bnt Senator T. (). Howe, at Green Bar. 'Vi’., a simpU, pure, effective medicine made o! wai destroyed by fire on the 21 th ult. . The Vermont slata poultry urociatioh will bold their second annual exhibitioo at Rn'Jand, J aimary Gt h, 7th, Sth awl II th, ISflt). ■£?If? 1J B 111 prosched hersrtf for her ►'Ifialiness. "Poor George I? said -she, “I ought not to ask it of him. ‘ Ho ban but fewi enjoyments, and! suppoat it is my duty to andure hw rigar. Oh, what a ihlng it ia for a woman to have nerves !" That night ai the family sat around tbo fire after supper, Mr. Buffon took to play­ ing with the children, snd dtd not take : out hia cigar ease. “Why don't you iuaokc, dear?' asked i I Tie Nsfc Fifctai (kupj ;5.r.W.UMTBM.a.0.,Sw’K«-%J West Meriden, Conn., SMSW, » CHMd SroMra Mra LINIMENT If Kam TSE BIEATEST MBICM ntumm of the me. runs1 piusLAKiu.?: were two thousand, nine hundred and Gaaenl Ewing i» indignant at -Senator i righty seven firm ia Itoaaia, cauring o Thunuso’s game , f rfcioiag the legiala I I<m of twenty million roubles. lature and lotting him •lide, and aaya that I A. V. PantUnd A Vo., proprietors of “Don't 17" whispered Mr. Buffon. “I got tho machine yreterday all com­ plete, fur fifty-five doilars, and I have six dril.ra kA” "Bal your neyvai, Emily ! A sewing machine will drive you datraoted with its MUSTANG ®.T i rftje. PHYSICIANS, CLUOYMEH AKD THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. The Society far the Prevention of Crime visited til bar rooms tn New York l city in aiz prreinta one Sunday, and fbutd ; got to that pitch that *«tbey deyunee all I Till persona in then. I During the month uf August ibcac who don’c approve of lutlduiing." But Mr. Buffon did b^Uuuke;aodthc ■ Minh all, bare loued tba Morten bou«*, evening passed away ploawftiy. No far­ ! at Grand Ra]«Js for six years. ther aUtuioa was made to the subject | The atatcmstil is going the round: uf Next morning Nr. Bnffun took out hia ' the prr-a that Gov. Croswell will soon cigar case as anal, and put a rigar be­ leal! an ultra session uf the Uguhtuf.-. t.. tween his lipa, and bidding hia wifif a , perfect the tax system uf thia Stale. pleasant goal-bye, walked away ; and Tba corn evop of llliooie is now wuwhen be got to the comer where be usual­ ly lit bia cigar, be did not light it, but mated at 250,000,000 busbeh, and f»rm took it arcfully from hit lips and put it products of the State are ustitnaied st 1200,000,000, for the current year. bock in his cigar cassThe next evening cams, and the next, and still no cigar wu lighted. Mrs. Bcffon waa thankful—grateful; and u month after month psmed by, and >ht uw that the evening cigar wu given up for good, she declared there never Wu ao good a husband in ths world, and (hat she would do something to give him so sgreeaWe surprise. When a woman rtfekes a read re of thii sort, you may be sure something will cer­ tainly come of it. One night, a year later aa ike family sat around the ’fireside. Mrs. Bufen said: "Georgs, it is just a year to night sines yen pre up your evening rigar." ’ “Jut as 1 were about to observe, little wife,” said Mr. Buffon. "Yon were ao good about tint, dear, Tho lotrrnatiooal Dairy fair io bo l.oU that I thsupbt it wm my duty to make io New York, the eroond sod third weeks an extra effort to please you. So come into in December, is espectrd to surpass that tbo bedroom, dear, aud see wbst I have hell teat year Agonia ia evety past of got to abow you." the Uniuo aad is Canada tn Thay went, and Mrs. Buffon uncovered co-cpcratiun tT all interested in an object which had stood hidden io the or dairy matters corner, revealing—a curiou little iron Tho A., T. A St i'e railroad and steel concern in beautiful shape. “A sewing machine !" exclaimed Mr. will build over two hundred ____ .. now road in Kansas this year, via: Wich­ ita to Wellington, 32 miles ; Mulvane to Arkansas City, 33 miles, Florcnfo to MePberron, 5(1 miltv, and Empdna to Howard, 82 miles. arif, jut u well as not—to my nothing J. II. McKelvey, the temperance lec­ ofyoar own shirts, Georgo." turer, made an addiras at Lacooia, N. H.. "Where did you get the money, the other night, ecd stirred up in ram Emily T elnncnl to such an extent that (be repro"Saved it from the grocery the batcher aentativoa retaliated by a volley of atone* aad the baker, Gaorge. Ah you don't and egp aa be waa on hi.- way to the ho­ knov.bow a few coots a day will count ld the next evening. Ohio tnu»ti all link or twin together. Of coury> tbo Dcmueratio patty *' ptty of tlw fie-ipte.; but being inch TUTT'S PILLS Canada Southern Railway TUTT’S PULS TUTT’S PULS TUTTS PILLS TUTTS PULS TUTTS PILLS c«» mntr_c«?w, LINIMENTS lion tu tha people which provides that Preaideatiai elretove a’.aii be ehoeeu by the I^gialaturn rather tiua the people '! TITTS PILLS m MAK 02 2SAST. Qatar rH PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE FOB SPLBM ATOE&HCEA. Catarrh of the Nasal Cavities, Acute, Cftrolo, and UtcsraUve, Hay Fsvoft or Fisio Catarrh, Catarrh of Uta Eye n.-.d Ear tn J Catarrh of the Three! TUTT’S PILLS "SEMINAL, PASTILLE '3f!2'8 RADICAL CURE. ■‘iisrg’SuRSB C. A. SNOW 4. 00. NEW PIANOS 8125. WSX JchMiaMU. "|a t*fi. * iro»,S.' ' sons. .at. and »» *. m ttaisa lr»a Ik". 'its BOOKS «s tests'ftrivx ILLI Oft WOMAN i.»r ... nMrtriJ Fort Wayne, Jackson A Saginaw R. R. MARRIAGE H® stM SHORT LINE. Atotan ! SS.“~" neither can a bill receipted be icn:. The Cincinnati Ohio tbmwirmu/ ad. the New York newapapers not to worry,about Ohio, aayiog: “Ewing ia defeated. He was beaten when nominat­ “Mr*. BeCue’s Goa flush'd. ” Who! would you mil that, Emily?" ed, and baa bean failing rapidly ever atneo. aaid ba, drawing a bulky documoal from Do not cry oat ‘New for Ohio.’ Give your 8W yanod fc ST. LOOTS, KANSAS, TEXAS - too. - Y0T»0 VOLTAIC PLASTER ISrOKTAST Cures 0alns and Aohoa. vm "Gwosg* ! Thia Mr. Jeokins, the Demoentiu emdidate far Governor in Wiwonain, is .represented u a hard money man of ao Mttlknt char­ acter that he will nu ran veil among the ‘•boyo." He has to expectation nf biin- 75 xtiats suMvra-r to INVIAXAPULIS, DOCISFICLE AeC*U pot.s, IWTH __ " MILtB THB IHOXTtST To A»-t aU r^ot» WK-T ftinacr kovTK to bai.timoh i. Ail f<.rlon> now are the flunkeys of the Canadian court. Tho Pritrerai leuiao has taken paamgn for Liverpool, and on the 18th inat. will set out oh the trip homo to her mi The gracious aaauranre is, however, extended that she will return when tho Demioloo Pariimcni open*. By a postal regulation which has been in force aow for two months, statement*, bills, etc., can bo mailed in an unsealed ly, and they returned to the Bitting room. “Wall, Mar,” mid ha, afUr they were seated, “you have given mo a pfenaan*. liula saspeue. and sow I think I II give Tk. CHLaM. «. rt LUr EAST AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT MEXICAN ■■y "nd by tbo public, y^for more than S* yer re. ■ IS* with nnpnwdrnted results. ‘ REND FOR CIRCULAR. whisky Ir-iuda tarn. . ' AggraatoM by the whit.-s are raid to Tl.o Grand Trank ia getting tiu affairs of the new Northwratarn G. T. arranged hare eaflaed the uprising of the 1'tea. • fur an early completion of that rnaj.ro Two.tfvru.and trade* union men ia CrnChicago. . j h i li li • artowSaaL r?!S‘i£Sa OPIUMS Washingtontook , . •'HiLAMxritiA anu nsrvr � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-10-15.pdf ddd74e7352af98cba93716aedd6589af PDF Text Text RATES or ADVERTIS1XG. VOL. 24. q’^orssraiu. uro boshes cams NO. 24 HASTINGS, MICH.fTvEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 15, 1879, whole NO. 1275. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER 2S3£SS v.waaeper AenrUat^ ■waian ■'^•“1-NEW YORK. IMPROVED FOB 1879. Heaviest Ironed,'Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon । the World. Every|Bog*«*5- ’** ’ ‘ * Machine. T *“1__ Patent Skein Setter, and Every Wagon Warranted ! yon know any thing about barF* “About whom 7 Mias Amber 7* ex­ chimed Pan), in oiA alarm “Oh, no ' Mia. Amber in here li e my | Kitty, that i. hardly more than a Utlk gul, that baa been took of nobody known that bin aecrrt bad I teen kept. “I might hare kirnwn that it waaiafe with Margaret." be thought. AN lb. bard trials of my Ift.aB my wak­ wiiM'kara arif reproach. A tBmcotary ing a ad vnia Longing for M. bar. nrv«r impuUe came to him to go tn ber. Some rr.s-le tno forget it. or give up hoping for Ireting derive foe lhe good whieh eman- 1L You will know what it ia,—far, O atod from her niirred kirn, but Elrie'a Mtrsam. I need aot tall you that I love playful ehalieoge drew him at onae tn lirr yc« Khali my dream eome true, Marga aide. •Where were you yreterday, treantf Ha waa standing before h«r4 searfeing the aaid, in her charming way bar face, trying Io gucaa' lhe aatirar aha “Ab. Kteia ! one ain't alwara do re one would giro. But be ooald guraL nothiag. Kha had dropped bar fare io be? hands. would," Vale returned, with bin moat Imparasite giaare. A large portico of Vale's wooing, ■betbet in play or earnest. waa carried co by means of paal-rminc It wm surprto ing bow far ke would make a glance, a drooping of the eyelids, a amik, or a mubaore of the band, available. They ftdl into low, eontdkatial talk. Al the ocher ecd of the roaan waa Mn. Amber, doaing and talking to Mrs. &. Iren by tuna. panda on the four, and flshm Sating into, many Protortut Chrtotiaaa, rusy ardrat edvocatm ot Prohibition, muy esnrewt diiaeus who wish only bocaat sod capable aScn-huldcrs, are ia doubt and tremble aa to thtirfeuy. Th. oohrau of lb. Wirera abow that thia to largwfy cm. among Iu redoes. What shall they do? Some nil! refum !• voce became there to aotiakM worthy of Cltrfeian support; others will vote tbe foil lickrt beoanee oa the wbele it is the bmt. -Some advotuie a separate party, ud others Uvtot a earefa! roratehiag or the voting for the beat men in whichever party they are found. Which is the preaut duty 7 Non-voting fa never cootiatent with a Chrbtiu . duty unlem be oc tbe oaodidate to required to give u oath to approve ot soetsin wrong or tin. He moM net do evil even that good may oome; ot two moral evils, ebooae neither. Where a wicked soudilMe of citiaraahipar of ofecoboldiug to impend. GhriMfam should rofase to sreepi it, and lhe GovumusM to Paul looked arovall; for there breidc l.im Mood Margaret with a pale, anxioun fare, and near bar—ber poor, abaprimm : figure in Mraago contmt to. Margarete , queenly height and bearing—wre Holly, I ib'c dcLruted lister, looking up ia bb ; fMW wilt awch pathetic, plradreg oyre. । that Paul quickly turned away bia own ia ! i,w’n Vale was salting, rod hr thought hr raw “My poor liuie lamb," nabbed tba the port in sight mother, “Ihat ia aoeb a pretty, innocent M you know that my birthday coara . child, that nobody would bcliav. tba ia a week 7" Vale did know it, bat he npreaned th« j thought of harm of her. let aluoo carry- |«p«t surpriso and plesrore hope I don’t intrude; bet the aid womu. I iag her off in brood dsyfiglil, and diagrar* “And you will be* — she mid a. how I shonld find you hern GREATEST lifPROV EilEN[T EVER MADE IN WAGONS. the nomioeM. tbe Chnstiu should always | ing ber before all tbe torn." ‘ Twenty-one .Wont it b- cbarrmiog to ud I wm waitin' to apeak to you aboat vote, if ba has to nominate a candidate for Paul's brows lowered. . t e one’s own mulrvM 7" ■ something pertieklcr." himeelf, otberwiM be rafaam to perform Mur.WAl in u»e in Burn’ County “Ifo you know anything about Vale's “After such tyranny at you "bare • co. "Oh, h to you. Bee?" said Margaret, the defy of a ettisra, diaeouragw the bat­ than all oiler* combirttuBet the repairs do not average ! movements to day ?' mid Margaret, in a dared," said hr after a liuie wonder, ud she ;-nt oat her ter ritiaens, aad helps directly to etoct bad Base laarUd low loot. '■ hud kindly. mn, since without his vote one lam ia a 2 cents cwh. c’*11 and see them at •i-sw.i I “Nothing beyond the fart of his going “Well, to be sure I »<• aiesya do-ie verv How do you du ? I had almost forgot­ majority. Tbs stay at homo ritianna, an mrex.ni. , tn p------ on borineaa. as he Mid. Wbst much as I liked, but thru Ishall br free ten you, for I don't think I have met yoa low for ronsrictitiMU roaanoa, are nnfsllfaia this about Killy t' Ajnec yon came borne from year last voy- ' foi ro their ChriMian obligations, one of ••She was to have been tomcat eleven,'' I wkieb ia, “Chooae out of all the people “'■N., >1- M.™.., ,u I , Margaret replied. "I waited an hoar for I pose yon will do with yourself abd your . able men, racb re fear God. men of truth, Hastings, Miebs, May 6,1879. ber. ind then We cent down to the factory, j fortune 7—a dreadful renpootibility for * ' you wm grown a lady and aoaao folks Mys bating eovetousaeaa, and make them rulers News came beck that she h»4 not been ] little woman like you'to have." yqn are proud, but thiak I she won’t be nrer you." there to-day, but one ofher girl friends “ Why,” smiling and shaking back her! e-hamed lotto a good sum to Ben King, I A separate party or ticket m a duty . had area Err taken into a chime by Mr. cwri*. “Mrs St. I tea says I shall* beatowl and He wed to draw her borne from afeooi I when the existing parties are hnpalamly ' Amber and driren sway." ' them both upon tbe firn m>n who asks on his sled and giro'bar alidm on the pond. ' corrupt, and nominate corrupt or immoral 1 Margaret was looking very dhtruMrel tor them " M if she's ever ao much of a lady. So I men. If tksro ba no party maintaining ind anxious. Paul thought a mj^ieoi. •Very sharp'of the auriferous lady. But i mile bold to enme, ud I bone I don't in- ■! t.he true principles of eiril government, "I might go dnvn to P ■ I wijl •ball y»e V and uniting tbe better ettiaena for the • I don't know That depend.’ —very I {doall I can. But first, Mira Margaret, election of good men to ofioe; by all kt me take you home,' aerisg that her • Ufa. no,". Mid Margaret, tailing and . means, al once firm cm that will Bat . impel him must bar-- been severely taxed, btdihiag rosily. “Tnu were quite tight when sueh [«rty ia formed, il should not ami fearing for ber any farther pain. ia your opinion of me Mr. Harrow will ba on om iaaue, however important, but Margaret was glad to go. It w» beat , excuse iu, 1 am sure Beu i. an old should^mlirara all the vital queatiere for that the muther and dsughirr slioaM bo j seludlmale of mine," added Margaret, whieh Obrirtiaw contend, and on which clone together. Paul premistd to drive turoiog to Paul with deepening color. they shofed uaila-a distinctively Chris to P——directly alter be had seen MarI aul walked away /down toward the tian party. If there be one whieh in litre home beach. It sewm-i a lang lima to him that some good mrainre does thfce, thou before There was r^mclhicg in the lender wiy bo uuolered there. Tb. blue sky shone anything the ia done, there ought to bv j in which be carv! for h^r that touched ' unheeded. the aea aaag to unlmteming direct Influence to secure the support of Margaret. noDonly oo iu own aeroact, bat tan . every nerve quivered With impa­ men and maaanrea efkieh Christians can as rtmjn-itng ber of Yale. Somehow every lienee He look out bb Watch at bat, approve. And Christians cannot too soon day Vale seemed slipping away from the I and smile! at Mmreif as he aaw that only organise and work together for tbe safety The Price of the Imperial Soap w $5.25 per box of 100 t lb. | Uce be had ke'.J near ber, and Paul Bsr- > fifteen miaulqp had paaacd But ha waul of our CbriMinn righta and libastfaa. r»n was filling it Margaret had been । back to tba arbor. No one was there When one psrty taainuins greet prin bar*—Ihs. in the bo?. To any one who will send us an order; obiigtd to pot. a string restraint upon her esplsn, which tbe other would overturn , p»r 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free as s<df, and now n« they walked along she ' him Bat Margaret would coma back snd prevent, candidates far superior in tcbl him sbuuj the ilismay and grief that genikmen like lhe figurvw oa tbe advar- He Mt and waited, liitlerely turning over । ability and integrity, even though it fails n premium. Or the orders may be sent to ns for one or inorc I want the leaves of tbe “ Faust." But Margar -t l | to come up felly to onr ideas of right, our Kitty's folly laid caused, she could hard lioemanta of lb. clothing gfcret. boxes at a time, with remittance, ami when we have tlirfS received ly keep back fee tears Bui lbw little part of tbe cumpnoy to cuom ia eoutuuM I did not cores. He knew bow that three doty is to cooperate with it, and laaoh walk atid tbciqrommoa sympatby brought You would mike a aplendid brigand"— j WM no hope of seeing her again before | and urge Jl on tn the higher platform. order* for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free as proposed I ■■Thank you I" them nearer t-1 each other tbu weeks of I UoIcm we do this, tliere win be little parordinary intt-rqourse had dune, ud when 1 above. If you do not wish to send money in ttilvaiice you may Paul left bet « the door,*tt' wm with a dejyjsit it with- any banker or merchant in good credit in your ' srare of hope and hspptnen springing np I in hi. heart vtkich , warmed and glorified | town with the untierstanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt all the Waste fed lonely placra of his na-1 of the Soap which in to be shipped to bis care. Address tun.', ud tn. la his evrw shire and his fine ] n-b'.e taeefollbf light­ All Work GUARANTEED. Going back I be nut Vale returning. < followed Kiltylal a distance till rbc was A LITE LW AND J LIFE TO lost hto meat Half nfoef fa bettoe than no brand. Tm linsm of ignmunra ween God winked at, and waitt-1 until His in stntrtioos were folly given, cannot we im t l.in-. wl'.h an sir i f Maty defiance, whkh presently gave way to a wild hilar -1 teach and plead before we separate ? P Al N TER Scratching Is not always wise nor safe. lln>C Al A. M. K-'k*. Carriage Sbwp tty rf manner meant to bide his real feel- • |f a candidata to tbe opposite of “sn able tags. It did net mislead Pul, and Vale 1 JeNenon St-, Hiitinoa, Mich man. who fears God, a man of truth, rattkdSu half! the evrniag about the hating c-.retouaoeas," the Chrtottoo caaoot Weather aad the people he had seen al | vote foe him ; bat mast releutlcmly uerateb P----- , .nJ lb« New Yosk newt Atal verv well be iogored." Slsrjsrrt looking «p, smiling. * off hfa name But it is a mistake ia aefe I than sraa Vai.- Pit.t he wrote hto letter . 1‘anl would i-<-t apeak to him to-night “Ys», if you like ' a ease to vote far a better mu in a bad then I e took oot pdette and tunas... and They were just Marling, when old did an hour or lw >*. w..tk up-.n a picture w<,t'c. Paul had hoped it would be bet oa a bait tn catch the willy, and wfll tie that bad naeopied other rainy data heft-re ter, but it waa now tullreily defiant Vssteod Phillu s Usck tare looked ia al the door “If you [lease a moment. Mira Marga­ bia hand, if bo try to art a noble part today. It was p-leOMBt woA'te him. of carcknaly so Paul bed no sooocr men Rather aeleet a worthy man ia the bmt sTd be did it w.il, but it <h I But c.mfioe liotu-d Kitty, than an angry flash leaped ret." Margaret »top|<.l. “Oh. ihrse interparty and vote for him. Thia will not tu bis eyre. • help the bad party, while it warae the bet­ “I'm in no mood to be fectnred," be re. repiioos* Bat do you go on, Mr. Bar because be had told Margar-t Amber roe, and I will eome as a»n m Phillis's ter o«m of tbe danger of making bod note WWITEStWIMtt MAOIINECO. Cl.IVCLAHDrOHIO. about il, and showed fair the crayon, important bminraa is despatched." * iaatioae. Yet we think there ani timco laU^j-rerdar.wCUi.i aket.-b which wad its ground Work, that j „>•». Ilartaueeedewtedl Pro) want down to to the Arbor alono when nentehiag ia wrong and a fatal aiabis thoughts utesg to her so 'traaeious’y , 57,'»»’l’tb« A”rai M l”« take, eninm the name Mratcbad ia nt a He went onr <-oe by <w»' the day. w he}« M a eewunoanee It waa one •/ those perfect days which man utterly aetntHworthy Ml the qwee wbru be had •<-= her,—rvmembering a Danger Signals in WaM Street. follow a Mora. Culmwal pika ol white tiou at imua ; aio-e thereby yea defeat Eor anme weeks an almrat unpreceden ­ cumuli lay at anchor io the intense, repth. party of hone ci»« auno-a t-> the ted spreuiatioc has raged in Wall street party of ruin. There ere enaea wham pbire drepa ol lhe sky, or now and then StMPUCITY SIMPLIFIED! Even the wildcat fever oftbe year follow ­ ao<ae vital principle ia at Make, when tba crowed the face of the son. Tbe wind •Then it's all up with Elsie,' was bto came out of the west, now elaxml dying to ing tbe War was iquaUed in tba street fret arutiaa of tbe alieaa rally te aitrempliri. thought •, and ak thto reflection he prew a wMspar, aud now trash and exhilarating week. Now undoubtedly lhe country b tbe de.tra.tioa of what we hold mwred,, m wine. Before him stretched the blue oseo more prewparous ; tbe wheels of in­ and when only tba naked eforte of every angry. and trade ha«« begun again to move, ■-You all » ent tohave set youreelf as cudleraKa. There was no sound except I du.trv red Wan Mrect nrrarally nwkredt to tbe spies Upra my adieus," he said, hfa dark the thunder of lhe surf upon tbe brack Only a little while ago an iodofloite canac their quMtua ia tbu ignored, giro SSS । be thought of it, and was impatient to fare redfenin; aid and comlort to tbe ouray, ea danger dimatisfaciion might hare mingled with •Yon know Mica Ambm better than to ae«k ber prvwcocr, he link a certain pleas­ hMioo whohm«re-^fi' b fcamiooe Nothing ia their own eberishod objert M well M the ure in lingering.—Jo rootrolling that im­ use such works,in relation to ber," said । hto pLtaaare in a seme so lonely and ao tbe returned activity ol industry and trade, other. and art m bltnd fteslxa We me* beautifal, a eed, tender longing, a year­ patience. He lingered to long that Oe- Vaal quietly. ' ftrJwtan.-r makes a stock which was not sacrifice ssi important interact be­ '■.Margtrot—well—yen I Bat, eoafoua-i ning for lhesweet dream that had haunted tober began to te greatly exercised again .[noted nL 13 a year ago, a refc purebaan on tbe subject of dinner, and his black it I what's the use of making a great ado hto youth, and which manhood had not now at IM, or one whieh waa quoted st 4 cause perchuaa lhe loaders is IU defeeee made bim forgrt though it had railed to face shone with a broadamilo when Paul al*out nothing.''. leal October worth 13f ; or one which “Do y»a eall it nothing?" and Paul's rralixo it at last left the faunae and took lh« path Bat now a soft light filled bia eyes, the brought 2 at that lime werth IH now. uria nA Jictum tbe marvhea. Tlie fog lay dense F^- grew stern "To put notions that Wo could extend ihb Ibt of eouipaneoaa, ' and damp upon the Asts the rein'ume ran never be realised, and that will only radiance of aioy just wilhiu bls reach, to and it uottldabow eurioualv enough that ia large, pelting drupe ; the sea roared lead te pain, into that Utile girl's bead, touch whieh ba had perhaps only to ranch the grt al rise haa taken [dare ewiirvly in (tend tar Dlaoinlcd Omiu aad pricea. out hto band, only to say <>« word. to mike ber mother and sister wretched. drearily , and yet it if*. M a dreary walk, whil arc railed feney atocka. swemrilim uatil you have neat U m ■Siroag brave nun though h« was, assured, Most Elegant, Simple and Easy Running Machine in the for every atep broupht him nearer to that self composed, and experience, be treat aboat lbw real value •( which the outside praacisro which he ownej to himself tnu.t Market—The Ever Reliable Vl( l-led at 'lhe thought that il might be so. 1'anl got up and walked tba room. make the joy of bis future life, else that •■Vale," he said sbeuptly, "I hardly Aad then the next momen I the wbofo life would be terribly barren am! worth­ ’------ VICTOR SCWING MIDDLETOWN CONN. We world grew black. If Margaret did not less. But when he was let into the know how we eamc to be friends Watara Datacb Ofloa, DS tan Bx., C bonte, and baring thrown of faps* weath­ should not have bora if I had n't sera love him ! But he would not Itmk upon er proof wrap in tbe ball, stepped into ilia aometbing is you-that made me think lhe potuibily. He would 0“t disarm bttndrawing room, ho wm mat by news that you capable of a bettor life tiua the one self far what he mraot to ray to And yet was like cold water upon his anlieipatioM. you lead 1 did n't become your friend her by cowardly forebodings Ho “A dreadful morning, is n't it, Mr. Bar-' to sew you so down to perdirtloe uncheck­ he dnfoded defeat unspeakably. And tried io n-aasvra himself, remembering run 7" sighed Mrs. Amber. “Manprct ed, or to take any one eba there. will pt wet through ami through, and now 1 My you shall not carry thia thing say farther. ” will have a long illnran, I am certain." M? Stbe top of tbe market wifl be Id! “Who shall pravrat me?" demanded •IsMiM Amber out T in domay. high ud dry. and lhe pradut and skilled , I "You would n’t hare thought It. Mr. Vde doggedly. tcsnipulstera of tbe street will gw <>ff with , “I will." Barron!She had promised Kitty Gray a canoe for him 7 lie knew himaeU for a their pockets fall of other poepfo'a money. . Iraaou, and aha thought fee ought to go, [ “Wbat right have you 7" Il u not a matter whfah efforts the AFFLI GIT m B I na Kilty would come homo from tbe fao- I “The sane right that every mu baa to atroeg, true ast; be was sure ba rould bo ooantry at laige. No real or legitimate 3on purpose for bar. Margaret has defend the hcIpleM. Vale, any owe would faithlu), bo was penetrated with a love so interest ia edtancqd by the Wail rtrwa* . think that if no consideration of Cbrirtian abmrt'ing that it might util make him fever which juM now prevails, sod Moe ' SAWS FILED, a strict seiMO of duty." bold, — but Mamret wm an good, ao para, I “Sotnewhat unusual, is n't. Mr. Bar­ oo far removed from all the women be had will bo injured by tbe revaram ia the roe 7" Mid Mrs St. lre», in hre Mreastic ever known la tbe rorertoce of hie levs street ebife are sure to ansae Nat wo way. advice everybody to k asp tral of lhe rtrewt “Bat ss I told her, pursued Mrs. Am­ 11... Joel opmrel tbrir New ber, "our first duty i« la taka o«ro of our health. I always fell that everything must yield to that. No matter what is ••Bal I want yon to ptotakc to let Kil­ hit own jretanaiaM ly alone." “You'll tireeh thht star, you ihmk." be (Wound her j-rrtly faoe I I-ei her go. lath. Vreomau bleak on Slaia rrhno than. Ill not meddle with her (Mly den t ».nmtt«d redly. Wail 1^ H. wwdd put look at a fellow to,—at if you wrra jwrt it to tba teat If ha wre victor It would give Mm a Ufa no full o( bapreuare that be nwdy tn prooownew aentenoe." The dark ejrre ••beaerioM, Vale. Now'-Mid tbe hardly dared think of il. lone and look were no kind that Vala'a toknky at law a solicitor : “‘isASr4-1 OST.Y TKVBS lion AXLE ATTACHMENT. JACKK0N SONS GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Imperial Soap DENTIST 81icbi£an. Martiille. WILLIAM WALTER. tailob • H- J-1"^ ' Carriage, Sim aid Onaunial CRAMPTON BROTH ERS SI 500.00 THE HEWVICTOR Bal Dumt-nu H Wcttn VICTORY ! groceries COOK & ROGERS HENRY L. NEWTON, iin,TiBwM*.“‘Stfo NEW MEAT MARKET GOODS HAPPY ZEPH. I »f ’ POULTIIY Al"> ' FOR YOUR �ce fl fl (D To any Person not now a Subscriber to the REPUBLIC AN BANNER, we will send it, for cash ii H until January 1st, 1881, for $1.50. (D $1.20. We will send, for one year, the Detroit Post and Tribune to any i We will send to any person, the REPUBLICAN BANNER and the Detroit Post and Tribune These terms for capb. in advance in all cases. Show this to your neighbor who is not now a su o REPUBLICAN BANNER. I tpi U—' i’M Ci ,: M 6 : CQ ~ td g H * ?■! i 25 s 3fS a iWiffi’mi ra »ft id *sL« 8=5 Ji.s_ At-8 .bo~ a J 3 B li.i , ol J a ? s-: । s u 5 5 a "S 6S’ 3 S. J? « » 1’Hi s fl iliiHd *| m* ma* h it ■’ I 4.... 3 fi--------- * 8. J s i e a | £ 5 S o S i « 2 • S ‘ >, J1 - -2 S <_= ■-= -s s 8 "a ° ; 2. s .11 e ” s § - 3J J^-S il Ci �/mamRIKD._______ ‘Don’t KncwHalf Their Valwe.” DRY GOODS! 8«'Mrday, wrf plrtmd with tW ri-kina iB th. kirW ( I Lad a half bottle, left whidi I twed fur my two liuie girls, -ho (he Axiom and ; neighbors said .could no* be cured. I .----------.. >«|ra*.iv« would bare Idet both of them one night U »d erattfying to tba rorrectn-a I had not given them .H.q. Butera. They The meeting of P.lmer F.oe«»Bn,_L „„ of tba no. Thinking that, perhaps, Thursday eveuiag, r„ han..fcd b •ome aiaiiatia in regard lo our sctoola, W~of M.W. G p, galbered from these reports, may not be <5r»*i Traroorar, U.rrmn. Q. 8oak of •khost uttered to yonr rosttorv. I bmwuh robmit a few. The graded rchoola of Middievine and NrahvUto are included Wantad.'’ »7. ■“ P-ed-ben-ath the sUduw of our A good woman, 25 to 40 years of age, lo take ebarge of ami do groml :houro work for the fall and winter. There are two girls to amiat, 12 and 15 years M age. mogautcM. fur tbeir comfort r-Udbytbecffirerenfthe Corner DRY* GOODS “*u'rf ,u 7, aeja. . A. I). IU«k. Holland, 04. II. 1879. 2(25 red at the Post Office, npi. Mich., as SecondMatt, r. <>. S.»b, (fa. j Od.. rf ..n ^.„,u Ctenfe.1 ci,^,. x. E ||_i,e,„10J>) A. M S«I(j<et—The 1st (forenaM. Qemiiuw ratorf-What to it? With whom mad, au<i j w. we keep tho Sabbath day of the dialogue. •Al\VrTfc’ MW °^“«‘-Wh.i » u ? M oh whom wm U mmk iBj wh<.? The report also contains t'4O average M by we oUi-rve the Lord’, day. All number of day. achokra attended school, Pera.ns feu’dng thieves intonated in bat thia item is omitted in so many cases, the d«ve .ubjeen am owdWly invited to and so unreliable, avidedtly, iu many others, that I have not attempted to ascer­ Tbe B<ard of Snpervtoora organised of- tain the avenge for the ooKHty. One tcT.coMidenble diffieuky, by the election district reports 133 d.ya rohoJ, .nd this of Eli Nidwla a* chairman, and the follow. average only 1 i day,,—. st.Usnvai mani­ . •°S standing eommittm have been ap- festly absurd. Several things shown by tlicae rrpvrt* •re eerteinly cocoaraging to the friends of adueatwn. Among these pirticularly may be mentioned the improvetarot io .school' Fisanck Hirta, Mart, buildings and tbe increased interest taken C«k, Newland and Nye in lhe schools, M ,faowo by tho visits ol Claims —Meaner*. Kilpatrick, Bicka achoul officers It will be tmlieed that but 7 log bourn remain, and of these, 4 arc ailuatcJ ia one township. Moreover, ins ay of the frame baiidioga appear to be fine ooee, their valao being given at from SI500 lo tlGQO. Of the log hoosw. .me i. cii- Attention. > the offer ofa Reward fur the arrest of John L. Fiab, late of the dty of Hawmga, is hereby revoked. . Hailing., (.kt. 15th, 1879. Henry Houghtalin, Sheriff. rip, rind look. •ojoved it. Meteorological Record. Ccndcnaed front ubaervatiuua .taken al fl rating, for the State Board of Health, By Prof I. S’. Mitehell. Ths Hinlan-Courtney Rice. Ou Friday, the 17 th ol October, a a<|ttatie rotitest will (ako place at Chatauqua. the greatest oaramen 1 Haelan and (‘■inrtoey, routesling purse of IC.'ibU to be known as ths 1 Bdtera Prixe,” whieh ia g>vro by tho Hop Bitter, company. ofBoebertcr, New York, »r.- tvj-irtcd to lr' plenty; !« are beginning to pat in a oraip-ny that ha» dieplaysd a wonderful liberality in taomragieg athletic »J arts of race than they have fit jiavl poem, and an interesting >ai a lady of Nashville, and the fonrt proceedings, are unavuida- hippodrome,'but a roatrat wholly upoo tbe taetita of the two. and will create more eothtutosm than .ny nee that ha. ever been pulled in thia country, and extraor­ dinary time may be exprtiad The event will attract wen interested in athletic apona w tho lake irtnn every aeetion of lhe eotiOtry, and arouse a degree of enthusiasm that has probably never beet, equalled. It ia cratifying tu lovers of athletic* to ia* * Grin like the Hop Bitten company evince sueb an interest in spurting mature, and when thi* etas, of people encourage ’P°rt*'- The largest Stock of Ladies Cloaks, Tho largest Stock of Ladies Knit Scarfs and Hoods, The largest Stock of Underwear, ■ The largest Stock of Hosiery, _ Tbe largest Stock of Gloves, The largest Stock of Men’s Clothing, . The largest Stock of Boys’ Clothing, YOUXG MEN lha not think because the Fair is over that you cannot nave 23 percent, by buy­ ing your furniture of Ibv«aieeBrc«..be cause yon can every time, for they have the largest, beet and cb.i|H»t aUvk ou hand ever befun- in this ci'y. Truth, every word. . ' 24 st $77*6 $j77 The Largest Stock of BUFFALO ROBES. In fact tho largest, most complete and best Stock of General Dry­ 250 IMPROVED FARMS Good sever shown in this city. Buying these Goods from first IN EASTERN KANSAS, ha'nds fur Cash enables me to oiler g»»-J MJJartm * ’trt “ ,n*‘ W “ U •llartureooiliianw Iken iud MjaklK i«4 wkama u mn'iiaiHlM r.»C l.tuw. lira* bra. ara.hM^laaeb^M.aaih.ariU^auu. aU Hastings, Sept. 30, 1879. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN LEET H.LVD PLO JF5. Agricultural Weeklies. .122CMS®JfK KSJW.S..T ri nil auMrtM. end fnrlh. Ahilllr «»t Kneel a Im CorrMiwHaN-in tba Tkraa ClCtf Ulneii.ai AGMCClTmi. SWSf.TO m'lui-initli u>« f.Nukm. rhe am, tetter, ccreit, and all WJ.tkt.1. frew reraa: vf rnailUwM <• Ja.aarj Tbit Salve u satiafaenun in Reaper and Mowers. Phys the highest Canh price for till liinds of Farmer# Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Crexsy Wore purcbaning any of the above articles* at his Elevator, comer of Broad­ way and Railroad SjrceU. ipi.-itttg!*. April, 2. 1 879. 49 nmjm DAUCHY & CO. COL JULIUS RUSSELL. - \ CfiMK : WANTED SEPT. !5TH PETERSON'S MAG1ZIHE. never rtaebce the handr of tbe County Trraanrar, yet of tbe amount' Annually ap। portioned (averaging about 1230; only a ' im.ll part ia uaetl fur the aupport.of librarkr Nutwlthrtatidiog that the lav on thia point i- plain and imperative, yet it. vi-datiuo a«ai. to be, Out the exception, but lhe rule. ' Very rrapeetlully, NEW GOODSJEW GOODS CONSUMPTION] ■u. .. ... ..... - trial bottla /r<r roaf, which will convince you of it» truly wonderful merit.,and allow, you what a tegular one dollar »:r :.b<>ltlc -ill do. Fur rale by Rureell Bro*. !>1 ■rKSishsw—n2srawss: svAtssw rr.i.WMa.’s: AGENTSWANTED Cut SU1SBBE in ffltICT 11 (tv Trt 1GEBTS avxV.’affixu 11S15 Made in One Day ,.T2XTiK--KSU;S-..uW.- ffl5 THE NEW CROWN d SEWING MACHINE Drewt Goods, Suitings, Cloakings, Bilk Fringes, Wtccrprbofs Ladioe Cloth, Fancy Goods, Beaver, Flannels, Ready Made Cloaks, Foreign k Domestic Cloths Gents Suitings, Clothing, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps. 'Over Coats. Fine Suits, Hosiery, &c. I have taken advantage and can moke the lowest pricea. LEW 18 STERN . ’ ' Washington Block. THE only PLACE to find BROADHEAD DRESS GOODS 42-41 Hostings, Sept. 16. 1879. What is ill Ans.—Your Prescription( and ***^^^L Receipts. A ■ •’ What is it made oft zT^x bit' * Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. HktfAh*’ » How is it made ? TU-< 4 ':,K' Ans.—With care and accuracy. ' 1^11 • **“. *;-y*Whm U, g.1 ill WTSS1—''. Ans.—At Roberta & Hotchkiss, r ; whore you will always find a full anti !“*■» ,'u ' ‘4 select Stock of uruffnTnWy.—• ^rlcnliaiiat,] Drugs and Medicines. Our expenses arc light and wo Cell goods in same ratio. cti «omna naKamn. FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY A specialty. Call and Seo ue. ROBERTS A. HOTCHKISS, H<n Ud Baaeuian Barton Baan Ball Club. Sold by .II druggina. Send for ph.mt,hlei. Pa. Gilm, 120 Wert Broadway. N. Y. 3s th.Gtode-lagta A VALUABLE INVENTION. THE DCTBOIT KYKNlliG NEWS THE ECHO FOR 1880. TU»-I'"l ,rttb.lil will OP sx;;'2'WL'rts*1|rffii"rfAii WASTED.'. teoda.ee, .nd there are so many new faces Ruoacll Bron, kwp » cowflet* line .of ibrt tbe older daaamen wonder whether Slate*, Pen*. Feacil* sod Stationery. they aro not the stranger,, fur they are • l-i-lira’ Cbrialian Temperance Un­ almost iu lhe minority. Of course, such an outlook is plamlog to those who have rill give a tea party at .the Reform ■MWOUCIlli at heart the intersato of lhe College, and IfootM on Tucxlay evening tbe 28th 41 w«uivv<r v.rv i, brings joy alike to Faculty and students which the public arc cordially inBmNK I'u «r«t. Boa a ‘■—.I urt In-nSw Tbs Eclectic and Alhenucdea Societies, ,»nrt.U». *«. A. «Mu4 retjart. rra<0>. t.r-trs-. M-nkl't. wiib ivv.ta.Mt. coaaidcriag their old ball as unfit for such .11 I. Xeetoai is budding a reranwide-awake assemblages, have repaired life tlie two front aides of tho Newton | same al ad expense of 1700, and when . vix. on State and Creek rtrreta. dune and furnished, there will be no finer 1 add greatly to the looks of that room of ite kind in the Slate. Albion Itself seem. u. be catching the , merchant* throughout the country •pirit of th.e timci, and there it an air of • they *r« d>>i.g a larger bunincM at buioeaa and solid prosjerity that is not Politics! Notes. ;t than ever before, and that people unpleasant Io behold. Many new hotucs Secretary Sbertnan aaya General Grant have bean erocted thia season, ant! no less .ying u they go, more than formerly, never hail a truer firtend than he is. tnptiou l>a» done it than aix new and neat .tore front. gi»* Hecrrtary Sherman aays lhe Methodist her main streets, —d best of all they Oill ' the Gospel Temperance meeting at R>|.l>;n IlaJI, on Sunday afternoon, Cbuieh ia the atroogeat pi'kr iu the oouu all be occupied as soon as completed. 'The and <k>quot addtes-cs were delivered Uy of tbe Republican psrly old Sto— MUI, which baa withelood tbe .. K. Crwby of lUtland, and An Indepeodwrt Bimocratie party ia disintegrating effect, of time fur thirty-four years, bu been enlarged and exteisively < Clarke of thia city. North Carolina n«‘ P»r “ hio,ed * improved. M. L Cook . Geo..D. Babcock pnmmtod to G. lhe poliiitriane of that State. From Harry C- Shafer, the Champton trook* of tho BaMWM office this In tbe opinion of the Cincinnati &'«Bate Ball Player. Whit Mike* you Sick Boston, July 23, 1874' .log, a splendid winter radish - weigh- tHtr, rani esUlo ia soon.bound to share in You hake allowed your bowels to become Dr. W. N. Glim: In tbe match be­ ibuut Mvcn pounds. It waa a beauty, the gtneral revival of business. habit u.Uy coat ire, yowr Hear baa broom­ MV, Chestnut».. rhilsdelpkh. Pa. tween the Atldrtica of 1’hiltdelphra, and WM retrod by Mr. Chaa. Carpenter, of ' The Buffalo G>*auTtuil believe- that toroid, tbe ram. thing ail* your kidneys, the Boston Club, played July 13th 187 J, Wr-SMctniMM sent grade, if vrillsa for. U (Tt up clubs with. at Boaloa, I fell .nd divplacvd my lett among Kep.Wic— Nr. Cwti. to doknee e»p. Your agent fortunately hapburglary was intended to bare been in hit opposition to Mr. Cornell. prood to be prc-enl. He ioetantly apruitted in Haye* A Barlow’• feed store [ Geeersl Willuni Preston,of Kent—ky, inlay night laai. The putty had been Buchanan's .Minister to Spain, « opposed >4 of one large pans el glare, when the to a third term foe General Grant. liar or burglars were probably frightAecovdi-ff u ‘h« the Republican psrir of Minnmota waa Is Ilers addrmed If the following yurvene nerrr mor, united th.. .11*— re unclaimed m the p.wto»c« at llM«l»f» r-.rey ee-aty. Mkh-. <kt. Hlb 1«WHnrriet Gilbert, V. C. Lamont, Mrs. D. • r.a before night The fifth anniveroary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Striker was celebrat­ ed in a very pUsM.gmuuW .e- Ort- IL at their roidenoo in Balustirt. Many prraeute and bnorty uprMmon* of good »9| w lower vim mu him. Karpe constantly on hand 7 LIME. HAIR. STUCCO, GEMENT, BRICK. . TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. . PLOWS. • DRAGS worlh the magnifioent >uui of X/ly cnti. Io will be noticed tli.l the number of visile of dirttiet officer, is given at 238, and that but 30 schools were uu. visited. Several reports show as many as 8 oVlD visits, a number’ which appears euspicionaly large to the average commrn school tewhar Township Superintendents have in most rakes viiited thr schools in their respective township, at texal twice daring the year as lhe Uw requires; yet 13-ghouls are reported u not visited at JI, .nd of these, trvta are tn one towtul.ip. Nearly 28 per cent, of the districts are fractional,—Baltimore .ud Thornapple being lhe only townships having cone. In Prairieville, 3, or one half ol lhe entire number, .re fractioeal. Only four townships via: Barry, Carl­ ton, Prairieville and Yankee Springs, have a library, and ol -the diyict-, only 15. One of these district, rejorts only owe volume in tbe library. Naturally enough bruisea. aorta, Uleere, avlt chapped hands. chilblain., that lonely xudunM to. If iibrarira are of kinds of akin entptiocs. guaranteed to give perfect value to dtatricia or townihipa, certainly the law rapeetiug them should be better enforced. While there ia reason to believe corre»pondence. Auiiow.Om. 6th. 1979 Editor Bawneb A glorious time has come for Albina College. Nut f<u v I am Showing this Season: The largest stock of Dry Goods, The largest stock of Dress Goods, «25to«ofl(i<>|. At ll AiAdj THI WORLD RKNOWNKD WILSON SEWING MACHU tn workmanship Is sejust to st Chronomstsr Wwto4k, as elsgsntty finished as a first-ctasw Piano, tt rao ■ itions. IT HW» CMII-FOURTH machines. *ts capacity is unlimft e»«J Three Months Free �WnhirtGton Letter. WASUIhOTCm, D. c.,1 • OoL-2, 1B7U. I Mr. Tilden haa d-elared through a re White ba vWwM lkrawaa IL, klebail M*a.**t*lnd*tevahu Mtews. ” Oft hmreu kb Mtewi tSaa . VMt* tk* soar aetrand fra. di nH Builik, Gmsant, I Sept. Hot, 187D. $ The two Kaiaen of Germany and Aus­ tria bar* met at Gastein, and while tbe prcaa -oiade nnuanal exertions to drew all sort* of played ont eoncksioo*, the people were as plowed ns poambly ean be. No doubt lhe people were right. Tlau there camo the end of the old hliniUerial criau, and tbe beginning vf a new one, ending in the epeedy foratetion of a new Cabinet, nadrr lhe auspice* of count Teaffe the whole proceedings actioned with the retire­ ment of the former Government leader. Conut Andrawy, and tho advent of* eaaarti instrad of a new Premier. But I Ladies .11 r 8k.M~ I h. <U.U IIT » saw.. — r-ak-r, Meaawa. • . The Iterritt brother* of SlanClrerter, VL hare Jut killed their 57th bear. Tildas in ragarfto tha effect of Southern Moon route, like mUu p’wtunM, are of­ barbarism and tho indtecrelimw ot South ten funnd in gou-l looking frame* eru [-olitieian* at lhe extra at^wou, has lie that cauuut bear with uber (cuple'e created a genoral ytir among all clause* of pauiioiis, cauuot govern hb own.—[FrankDemocrats hero, especially thaoe from the South. It is accepted ai a true rejweJ Uti-.-n of what Mr. Tilden his recently laid. By Southern moo it ia mainly re­ garded as a bid for Northern oMMWalin- being driven away from the Dcn.ocra:ic party by the late event* at the South, aud by the work ef the extra aeseiou. They compare il lo bia letter on Southern elrim«, as being exdneively for Nortbero edifica­ tion. . Hat it ia mainly important a» *howing that the Democratic party stands upon A willow tree oppoaile Thcodoro Par­ very unsure footing, and tbte tbe party in tho North cannot lire upon tho platform ker* residence in Ucwton l* the growth of constructed for it in th* South Thioe a slip from a willow tree that crew over tbe grave of Napoleon, at St. Helens. thing* are enjoyed by the Republicans a« indications of weakness io the opposition, They aeut * gooac over Niagara Falla the other day to see bow abe would lake it, and when alie row lo »he surface of tbe Gratifying report* still come from Ohio, ,rirer below tiho looked up a* if aajiug » and we count Upon a grand.lrius*jd> there. ■ Usually th* Democrats at this pwat make great boasu of the betting in thrir favor, ’ but this year *v«u tbe gambler* have de­ serted them. Nobody is betting cu Ewing except at great edda, aad on th* six: of his minority. Tho fritads of Mr. Blaine ' are very much graliflcJ at th* warm recep­ tion* he meets in the Buckeye Botee by A lady mid to her Italiand, in Jerrold's audience* so big that it u uaeleaa to try to pretenre’ “My dear, you certainly want enumerate them. “No. 1 tt ink not," S«'y Sherman haa diapored of the Deui- sonic new trouveni." ccratic bugbear that be would not bdp the answered lhe husband. “Well,*' arid Jer­ Republicana of New York because div was rold, “I thiuk tha lady who rew* Aflt antagonized by the management there, by ought to know.” . accepting tbe invitation to make apacchc* A oaloon keeper, having started baiiiies iu behalf ol Mr. Cornell. Ho wd) go to that state all er tbcOhio election,and do^ud work. He will carry a good report from thecldaign, “Trunk Foden “Oh.” Ohio. B^ Hie way, tbe letter of Scc’y laid lhe friend, ‘jfiat change the Tlu t D, Bherman in which he say* he ia not an end il will >nit you exactly." vnemy of Gan. Grant, bat on the contrary A eulored preacher, in tiacateiiiig to haa always been one of bis firmeat fricnUs and supporter*, convey* no new* lo pgonlc bia bearer* the sentence, “The birvcot ia here. Mr. Sherman w*a intimate at the , oyer, the reason i* ended, and thy a..ul ia While House during Grant's eight year* and few w*re more cordially received ih«r«. ■ Indeed, it ia a matter of common talk that । una.ual ffieililic*, and a gareioon of SO.tlOU Under this head line lhe Chicago /»i-rmen of al! arms, with other collateral in-,j Orran hit* the ajatcin of school officer, a fiuenca will go * long way to show ^cause 1 sharp but deserved whack over the knack • and effect." But some villages in some of, Im It doesn't apply at all to officer, ia tbe province* of tbe ampin beat Berlin by '। thia and many other districts of thi. Stale •avenl lengths in-this n»p«t. There, a 1 yet we perwnally know that , there ar* lasay with a dowry, let I.*r pctoou bn ever ,I many other* (notably in the northern part ao attractive, cannot |-ro<uro a hnsbaud I of-ur State) to whom it doc* apply with I unices abe it iu a poviuon to throw into feme: the marriage contract, or matrimonial bar ! “Among tbe simplest and mail rali-.n- | gain, a half dnxen sturdy youngster* of her 1 al mean* of improving the publie sch.I own, capable to t»ak- thetnselvc* geuenlly J would be a itenenl nadentending, if tn t useful. a law. requiring that every member «-f -ny Douils have been published iu this city acbool board matt pt»iea* at least a com ■a to the working *f the Socialite law up nwt Engliab education. Thi* i. far from I to tbe end of last June, that- is, io the bring tho ease now. Men of iuteifigcaa', I Grat nine month* during whieli.it waa in force. Within that period as uauy as G47 inhibitions were made throughout tbe German Rmpire— HOI in Prumia. I Win lor ached directors without a llioaght of Saxony, 63 in Hoaae Darmstadt. 35 in tliclr fitnam, and often with full know) I Brunswick, 27 in Hamburg, 18 in Ba­ edge of their utter uofitoeas- It i< ex**- ! nna, 18 in Baden. 11 io Wirteroberg. and tba remaining 25 in other parts of the note with what almut dictatorial pwcra country. Tho* figures are-alarming the senate* dothe achcol officer* They enough, though perhaps Ie*o so on tioae. deteroio*. without consulting the tai pay itxpeeiion than they appear at first right. ,j er*, tho amount to be levied for satariv* of In Prussia foe instance, there are register | troeben. and all current expense* of the *d at least 56,000 Social Democratic Aaao-J1 district; they employ and dtacharge teteLctatiana of which oaly 66 bar* been top nr* at tlicir will; they determtne what i y-resacd, the rest of the 301 p'roecriptiont; branches ahall bo taught, and how ; tbof . in tho kingdom being iu respect of news . make all role* and regulation* oftho»cboal and from their fiat there i» practically no | give* a proportion *1 only ubou* une in appeal. The law require* tbe teojdicr t» , every 850 such -orgaatratioos, and some procure* certificate of qualifieMlon to thing like the tamo rate* occuri in moat teach tbe common En-luh branches. other parte of the Empire. That out of 850 revolutionary socklire uu more than oo* abonld expose iiaclf to lb* tuceeasful wrath of Prince Bimnarek’a vigilant police ia both surprising aad, in its way, oatiafaelory eapeeially when it is remembered that under the pretext ef political real and honesty, many of lhe number ussy be such ,Tbc New York YrtAwsr aaya There real offenders against peace tod order as arc ibnificaat indication* of a partial break to drwerve extinction. A* regards tbe in lhe.“ootid Sooth” itf tbe report* whieh mat. it ia clear, uotwilh*t*nding all that reach hero ol the progress or lhe State has-been said ateiut tbe violence and law- electiim in North Carolina. The Sortk Icasneas of the German Socialists, that Cunlita Gaxeltr, fur Inatinoe, ooe ot tho they know how to carry on their work moat tiromioout of. the Bourbon organs, prudently and peaceably. If to these who believe that the oveHhrow of B»marckian tyranny mate be affected before rasa, aad add* that she it gone unlcM tbe Bcriia can be lhe capital of a truly great, very beat men are put forward. The prosperous, and happy nation. It ia grati­ Raleigh OlMnrr concur* io this explana­ fying to know that among a population tion of tho rituatieu, and add*: “Should of some 26,000,000 there arc no fewer Judge Buxtou be nominated lor Governor than 56,000 aoesetiw. large and small, by lhe Radicate, North Carolina n.*y be pledged to achieve that object, it nut be wrested from u* in spite of all we can do, quit* as gratifying to knew that only a aud with tbe'Gubernatorisl candidate will very small fraction of them eau be reached go the Electoral vole." There are at least by their eppreeeon.- No credit L doe to 40,000 white Republican voter* in North the preeeot rulers of Germany, but its Carolis*, a greater number than can be prospect* are thus brighter than might found in any other Southern State. There have been looked for. One feature of are, bcridre, 80,000 colored Republican these Katiatla te worth calling attention rote* which, wilt th* white Republican . to. Small as ta tho proportion of repress­ rot** of a free dectico, constitutes an an- ] ions everywhere, it it smallest tn the doubted k«sl -majority of the State. । Catholic district*. In Bavaria, with a North Carolina, except far fraud and vio 1 popnlaiiue of ovvr 5,000,000. only leoce, ia a RopuMicen State. eigbtaeu Socialist aocieue* and publication* have been put down. This shows, sa Il ia rebled by il»e e»er vereeiou*. Buf­ Might be nxpected, that tU revolutionary falo Abiireaa that Joseph Cook once aaked temper which gvea by tbe name of Social­ a certain lady lo he hw wife, and immedi­ ism i* wot te favor ameng Catholics. It ately lapmd into • profound Mndy ofacmeibing. The lady mfWy aaid “Yes,” and. | , aa he didn’t rvrpced, the repeated lhe word a iiills louder. “Stop your noloe I” roar­ ed Jcamrpfc, "I’ve gat an argnmeat al toy wngnet end that will knock lhe rpota out of John Stuart Mill, and boro you’re try- ! w? wvtos , -icscs;-™-- -r-xaras" ■ OLD ANO RELIABLE. bi * SluuUrlTamily Bmady for dinraeroof UieUvcr.Sbruiarb and Bowels.—It ia Purely Vegetable.—It never jja ■ 1 THE BEST OF ALL 4532 AWT SARSAPARILLA THE BEST OF ITS KIND. Michigan Central Railroad LTB WWt. HBBIU. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. TV. KrIUUa Skirt U». EAST AND WEST T<» AND FlUiM GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT MEXICAN [nviguraior MUSTANG oa afterward adopted by President fiayoa and bi* Scc’y. It will be rec-UeeteJ that Genl Grant withdrew th* troops from New Orleans, and now there are nun) who divide the rwponsibility fur that act1 between Gcn’l Grant and See’r Sherman. The singular thing ab*ut the affair U that while Sce’y Sherman i* cursed fur his hand io that affair by tome Republicans. Gcn’l Grant it cheered as more stalwart, uhea in fact be committed the first act, the all important act. in the eonriltation T?cro it a good deal of stir here over I straw about *ueh important movements in tbe body politic, with tbe exception of a eouple of hundred newly electril Reich aratb members, who if* on the look-out for the reaaKrnbliOg of . Parliament siW) tbe drawing of their constitutional daiTy the latest Indian outbreak iu Colorado. allowance. Many of these promiaiog poli­ Probably it will not last a great while. I ticians, liko trader* alartiog ia buiiness although the immrJiatr canae<|ncocw* ate ' without capital, lump headlong into th* deplorable. Tho affair points to the de-, political swimming bath, without a decidel feet* in our Indiin policy, whieh ia a grand plan of action, and without a continent blunder, and will have lo undergo a flfanee programme. Of general parliamentary within a few years. ' rule* they know little, and of party iliaThe II«mocrata try to explain all the eipline atill Icta. lulldcxiog ia the South as mere personal Tba United 8l*t*w GuTcrnmcui. I tee, quarreb. But it uniformly happens that ha* well nigh put lhe extlnguiaber of the ,! tbe auauins arc Democrat* and the asaat*. law upon tbe latter day Saint*. Mannon- ■ ikateu Rcpublicana, and up-ou clo** inves­ ism is unknown in thia,country-, but the tigation, il luni» out that the Crimea al official report of th* Registrar of Berlin, way* follow a ;oug nersecutiou of leading among other interesting autist id, inform! oppcuruia ol the rebel policy. The infer me that the proportion i f illegitimate chil­ matron we get from tbe South now w that dren born la this capital reaches a little whenever the Republican* i>rg«nix<, tho over 30 per eraL Go y* and multiply 1— I guesa.wc do, andAin mistake. Btit kt us not Jump at cjaeibajow just yet, flir we may do better still, ao<r Then diaequ the lgnorimute* at School Officer* subject on it* own merit*. Easy: morals, ' or mt. ruip1' ", rltmnit Jifl" THIRTl wr-r »< T*Kvr, ud»“t"™,1- TUTTS PILLS vred preas-dur in Button forty years ago Hi. diacuurtca were original and arau-tng —lira prayers eapeeially on. Dae ctvntef he concluded a prayer with, "Loid brew everybody, 'ivptio' de l.rudJ-r who r.kt de FHYSICIAMS, CLERGYMEN AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE BREATEST MEDICAL TR1UMFH OF THE ABE. I M I’< IRTA.NT Tic Media Ptickasm Ccspai! West Meriden, Conn., “ilu.ntea’ib-$S ittTteiHPRu’u 'WKS, -tek.naaa C. PiindU. adaln >n,IN ikil >■ ■■< U. l.ria »ui> -f -k»!> UU •laeeu.a runs’ pills area. ka >a,«a«4 tar tk. k lire, aad Ikal lhe Um al I.. a|> Mker parren. i*iar*sied I L* k.l las auk* *r*bai*a#M,l TUTT’S PIUS Ast li u f.rtk.r a«d*red. LINIMENT mat aw r* ft: CEAftH FMw if »sm Canada Southern Railwa TUTTS PIUS TUTT'S PILLS THE BEST TUTT'S PILLS TUTT’S PILLS TUTTS PIUS TUTT’S PIUS TUTT'S PILLS PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CURE 103 SPEKH/.TOBRH(EA. LINIMENTS iLrzsa’s.'ws’KA'W.".-.".'; KU 1UH CS BXAST. •tlhrwd.n In* ck- 4Bl» arikn *iOn. asMi i* com rt ki• asManae* ka aaaaa ku ■ !■>* CHatuarl. kill l» w *|M a»l a ~rr H.r.. > ba >«r>a4.u Ike ImaUlMa-.a >.1^,1., aitku aal ItiikeTt F—— Ickta twaatr alHa at Cki. i — ■—• - No ^Patent FLIDm 3S«? "SEMHiALPASTILLE Chrc-ic, and Ulcerathre, ho rm r Rc»o Catarrh, Catarrh of Qa £] : d CorjutB Catarrh of the Throat* HU'S RADICAL CURE. SSS-xqiESl CHICAGO I WEST 1DCB1G0 RAILROAD 1.4 < IB Ml t. IB. ,,at s^tsiiariLSaT; >Mia*«ai M tbvsaaiai •< ««• NEW PIANOS $125. COMPART. W-WbartMt Um Lilvm Cbtess* aad Urasd TV M/y Im UraagA I*t m'W Fall Tt«. Ca.-y. Tat^rtfovt •ekaadar. !>«>(. EtefeKtxsssx&’KSg vtar M.'«t.-t«rl»c l’«.-ForiZr MKNDELSSbllN PIANO CO, 62»f5 21 Hwt I3th Strew. N. Y BOOKS’-. MILLIOK WOMAN rMAHg|AGE| use •.ra.a rNoTicr, J’ansziVxriJS VOLTAIC PLASTER Cures Pains and Aoi*M« .TH WASHINGTON, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-10-22.pdf d94acf5c15e3f408fd99bdf5dbfbcace PDF Text Text Tift a^r,. VOL. 24. NO. 25. PHFESHIIU im BD3HES8. CUDS HASTINGS, MICH.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1879. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS ■he'd stuck tq ate, I'd* a'.loved her trw u fag u I lived, but now I don’t wan THIS PAPER siwKttA NEW YORK. , A stifled sob closed the sentence. Mar­ garet faked at tbo Stardj ‘ i her, and her heart overlie IMPROVED FOR 1879. lurgtve her?'" be aied angrily. "I beg your pantun, Mun Margaret. I don't rightly know what I'm sayin'. But it's no im talkin' about some lime. To day and to morrow u enough for me. If I eau live through them I guess the futur Hoavieat Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the WorH. Rv«ry Box aet in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and , , Every Wagon Warranted ! OSCY TRCSHBOD AXLE ATTACHMENT. . ATFORNKY AT LAW & 8OL1CITOB IX CUASCXKT frasnt stiniln. to GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. More JACKSON WAGONS in use in Barry County than all othent combined^yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Coll and nee them at •' What b goitg to happen to morrow?" said Margaret anxiously. ■Tn going to axil again, that'a all. Fulk, needn't aay il'e her fink,” he fad, the love which waa still strong and true through liu jealous anger. “I should -s' gone afore fag, anyway, and Maid three yean Duly odds 'll he I fa'm bo a hankerin' to gat home brio,— like as I allays waa. You see, M fa Margarct," and lib voice dropped, and a touchteg pathos thrilled through lhe words, "U allays feared as if she wu beckonin' oc hvmr. Many and nauy'a the aturmy night on the 1‘aeific, when il'e seemed as though Kilty was a lookin' al me out o' the darkneae, her eyre a atbiliu,* and her ■biniu* hair all bluwin'. away from her fomd like It done lumeliuiM, and then GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hostings, Midi., May G, 1§79. "Oh, 1 hope it will." lie shook bis head drearily, twirling , hb hat round and round in -iiin hands. At las: be looked up, with eratlin which Margaret could only are a dumb misery. “I was goin' to ask somethin' of you Mire Margaret. I'm gain' away, and Kitty a'u'l got no father. Folk, aay Vale Amber thiuks a good deal of yon. I've been thinkin' that if you'd apeak to Vale Amber Le might n't go near Kirty again. Some ci ria can take care of themselves, but Kitty a'n't one of 'em. She's fat Itf Imperial Soap For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES DENTIST Michiiau. Haikiille WILLIAM WALTER. deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit- in your town with the understanding that he is to rcuntit to us on receipt of the Soap which is to be shipped to his cafe. Address All Work GUARANTEED. fl- J. fKW, Cirri® Sin aid OmuHlal P A I N TER ■ At A. M. Hock a Carriage Shop Jefferson St-, Hsstinof, Mich CRAMPTON BROTHERS, Corner Monroe and Jofferron Streets. New York. ; "About irLtei, you should say, Ebie. ' It i. Vale AbWt." E -ie sprang Up and ennfronled her. "Spare youreelf ths trouble, Mra. St. . Iva ' . "It would spare ute pain, Elsie; bat 1 I ow<. It to you." ; Elsie glsooed around, u if tempted to nub from the room, but. Mrs St- Irra held her with steady eyai. "I would not speak,’my dear; if’ 1 did not are io you a reflection of mv own wayward, trdlful ulf. If I tell yon a lit­ bear y»u apeak so, and for ay asks"— , tie of my life you will see why I claim to * "It was tor your aake, Mbs Margaret, I have a right to speak to you I do not that I come to you instead ot him." ' I wonder that you are attracted by Vale. Ben turned' hb fare upon her, aud | Such natures m youra and mine crave Margaret read there a look so fell that she sometbfng brilliant and startfag, and shuddered. Bui the ferpetoua ezprawioo when il u cumbinrd With manccre so pswed io a moment. peculiarly winning u Vale A tn fas, it ’ "<) Ben I don't chertah-aucb a feeling— becomes almost msistabte. I coufros i don't, I entreat you. You have been sore­ that I am singularly drawn toward him, ly wronged, 1 know, but try to forgive, though from lhe first I read bi» charactar said Margaret, tears of pity and horror very plainly,—read it, Elrie, by the light AsJIb. falling fast "I'll do all I can," ahe ad­ of my own mournful experience. For it Mwr sad aolama bms uteaUs >o. ded. "I'll walehover Kitty at if aha was joat such a tnio u Vale Amber who Tb.*LI«sa aad U> IroH. awd tbs **el st lu were my own little water.'' wrecked my happiness,—not only wooing Ben pave her hand a strong grasp. me for my fortune, at.d sfterward decat­ "God bless you, Mna Margaret He'a ing me, bat be robbed me of my child, likelier to do il far your askin' than mine, •nd threw me bark bvlplras upon a d-so .but .twou’t do no harm to say it I knew fated life. Elsie, you can trust nothing you would: your face never told a lie yit." except integrity and simple goodoew. - No A nusncnliry flush lighted up hie face; woman can safely nut her heart on auybut it yawed. sod left the grey pallor that waa there before. He Mood a moment lunger. Then, halt turning he (aid, “I klareatet, and good-by." They bad walked out uf the arbor, and wm atrolltng afao- th* path leading ito the hotter. Margmt put her while hand in Bea's rough, aunburat one. "Good-by, Ben. You spoke ,of the future taking eare of itself. God will lake of it, aad do better fa you than yon can do for ysuraelf. Good-by " CLEVELAND,OHIO. THE NEWjnCTOR. ■~-a SIMHJCin SIMPLIFIED' The first hotel in th« Bute to reduce relay. The first hotel in the Blate with Pas­ senger Elevator. T. wall ibe Uraa* lbs pnariaiar at thU Hotel bar drelrirdI*rfearva $2.00. $2.50, and $3.00 Per Dey, Lariat ad Mtauu rara it Ifiia la t»r>, ant-das. laaUrwKhldk-itur s • l«r Mndrse mt>l-. Wi Sell l» Machines Every Tub. Liberal terms to tbs Ecod for. ITlnstratei Cirmfar a»I pnere. C°"™ COMA GROCERIES OX APFLI num AND UXTYorB SAWS FILED, Ctaln, Taiiw BaUeaii, aii Sr&i HENRY L. NEWTON, new goods MEAT MARKET BANGING WINDON CURTAINS FRESH s SALT MEAT can ta had al allfaertal any market la the city. pOULTItf HAPPY ZEPH. a. ei’EOiA^'T'sr. 22tf fa ' F>S>i- H. t. KEWTOX. FOR YOUR A UFE LOST AMD A UBIM- CIIAlTKIt VII. TV bile I’atal wu walking «rer the rocks 'toward the beaeb, Margaret turned kiudly to the man near her. She wu iatartlcdlty lhe ehaoge in his face. The ruddy color wu gone, and a gray pallor Usd settled down upon it. "Why, Beu!" she’ asid quickly, "what esn 1 do for you ? Is anything tbo matter with Kitty Y’ Ilia lips quivered. lie brushed hb rough hand over hb beard'd mouth before t*"1 ‘m* in *■" COOK & ROGERS Mrs St, Ire* shut Margaret's door behind tier an aba cotue out, with the f-lsassot eonariouaorao of having perfcrmed a good action- And now it uocured to bvr, while she waa in the benevolent mood, why not fallow up one good deed by another* She knixkod at Elsie's door with thU'intsatfa, and immediately entered. The girt started up from the seal where­ on ab« IM sluing, hastily concealed a pap­ er, and Gerd her, looking very much' dis­ turbed, A frown crowed Mrs. St. Ives face, yet she Smiled nlcaHntly *'Kjce*e nw, Elsie dear. I never dreamed you had any secrets. Tlie lluth oo W h s fare paled a little Shu ant'down again, eilcnliy. Mr. St Ivo's came and leaned over her tenderly. Some­ thing in the strange, beautiful girl attract- on and tell her, and mass het sod" —Orcrvoms by the picture, of Kitty’s bdpfarases he broke into deaunriatatosof Vale. Margaret stood quite stili till ths tanttdal of passion was spent. Then she said,— "1 don't think, Ben, that my cousin Vale b so wicked as you sretn to believe. Don’t be angry,"—*• the aqw he was im patient of any defence of thfl man he hated.-x^noone.Uamre him more than I, 51500.00, WHITESEWINO MACHINE CO. Mra St. Ives made a boule to find 'it, and presently ho waa gone. Margaret eat » if stunned. All the lime he bad never once glaucad at her. dsirpred.«^Umi.MBa|1’’m.Jcnt, Tea was served proiently. She went on the general tickM, and had about girre through it tnevhanically, and after it wu up the iegblature. The overwhdmiag. defeat af the Demoerate, horse, foot and came pretty toon, quite alone. All the dragoons, not by a plurality, as fa recent et co lag there was talking and merriment, years, but by a clear majority ranging from but Margaret did not hear a w«r& Her twenty to thirty ihonaaad , thn capture ibouglita were conttently travelling cue ool merely of tbe general tiiltet, but of round- They wuuderod the ucxi morning both branches ef the legislature, in spite why aho waa ao pale and wretehod , and nf tfa* now! AutNKBA— ■ rv— ____ alw ha-1 to fare a smile, and make a plea of headache. lodged, her head did ache, and it was a relief when • Mrs. St. ires sent her up to lie down, insuilux that aha would attend to th<r dinner; so Mar­ garet submitted to be sprinkled with eua •fdrii baa been moling the people of Ohio which bus not bcm fait there of fate ilp TA-ILOTU In Empire Block,over Mudge's Store. The Price of the Imperial Soap is $-5.25 per box' of 100 « lb. bars—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send im an order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.60 we will send one box extra free nr a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more boxes at a time, with remittance, and when we have thus received orders for 10 boxen we win send the eleventh boj free as proposed above. If you do not wiah to send money in advance1* you may । matter with Kitty. She's fat lhe lovin' heart she um< to have ; and she a'nt thn mme girl she used to be. gain' round sing­ in' from mottlin' till night, and lookin' so innocent likens Ifshe’d never known noth­ ing about trouble, u she had'at. Stic a'nt that kind of a girl now, and the rearoo why b ’cauae sheb been led away to love Vale Amber. And I say cone thn; nun that would .bn villian enough harm that pretty child. I used to know him. did m the bond and rone Cabin' "Margaret 1" called somebody. Marga ret Ii»k«l up. Mrs St- Ives peeped out from a window overgrown with etemstb. "Mra. Amber wanta you. Ni.body knowa whether white powders or LroUn are da« at twelve o'clock. Vmn« *»d enlighten mt." Margaret sighed and wtmU Once in lhe bouae. there were aa many claims upon her as if aha bad been ubiqui lout. Mrs Amber wanted her in the par­ lor, and old I'hillM called her to the kit­ chen. With ao many thoughts distract­ ing her,------------------she waa forced bar . ,r_to put by ,— ~— —s-at-l thing al-g ,m«iitaliut»a on the wonderful that had happened during lhe morning. No­ body Kuaased lhe meaning of the lovely glow on Iter cheeks and the new light fa her eye, and Margaret's sweet secret wee littfo doubt that they have afao mrriad the Ite.islature. The majority of Mr. Foster b estimated at twenty or thirty thousand, and the RepublieuM feel teat utrncs: confidence that they hare aacured agood working majority fa tla.' new Legb- Thb deebive Republics triumpli b of Even locally it ia of unsiderable taper lance. I- extinguishes Senator Tburmaa'a ehsneep of re-election, and puts an nd to any lurking anpiration which Mr. - Ewiag may hare had to bo Mr., TLnnosa'a eaocraaor. But throe local axwequeocu are re dust in the bafaoe. Tbo great ring­ canoe of the Ohio electiqq fata iaa UfiaThe JnancbJ queMioa was not suScfoot tmoo upon national polifa aad fa beeriar to produon thia result; althowgh it doubt- on fa selection cf randidaim aad fa ■» fas txnmbuted to it. The soft -rmoev ana of pertm ia the great PrfafaUal nonaenae of Ewuvg . the ailly filaaciri docufase which ’’had thoroughly permeated the Ohio ifa.oorscy_.n4 which we,- *> oniversil amoug than ss to make even a maa r.f Thurman's calibre shamefully Muitify himedf by betraying the faib for which be ascrifiond evcrjfafag fa 187G— alienated tbouannda of ioteHigtmt Demo­ crats and eonvioood llicm that their party in Ohio at fast wu thoroughly given over to crouomio lunacy The Genusas ot the State psrueuiariy. who are numerou. enough ro carry it with them wherever they go, sad who bate no palieoea with lhe fiat thoorias, revolted ea masse, and their defection afae would have been sufficient to give Ohio to Foster by a plu­ rality, as it baa frequently giren it to Foe- of lhe whois vote ofaeariy forty tbouaaod. FuUer’s vote yesterday shows a gain oo that of 1878 relatively of from sixty to seventy thousand. Not only did he bring to lbs polls thouaanda of lukewarm Re­ publicans who of late years fall into the habit of staying at home, but he rallied to hb ticket the great mass of that scattered vote which fa 1878 frittered itself away oo petty fide iasura. It recalls the tins' when the whole maaa of Ohys'spopwluion march­ ed solidly to lhe polls during the war and voted as their brethren st the front were firing, burying under majoritim of fifty to oopperheadbm of men like Vallandigbam. Uba revival of the old spirit. It bi the response ofOfrfo to the crack of Barka dale's shot-gun. It b the challenge of’ Yarno taken up by the man who whipped Yasw hack from rebellion to obodbnoe. Nothing ebo can aeoouat fa it, Mr for the aitudar phenomenon to Iowa, where। lhe Hroublieaoa, from a mm plurality, spring back to thrir overwhelming aupremaey ot war timse by a gain of nearly thirty troops of friends in Several of lhe Wraters Sintra. If New York shall follow ia fa wake of Ohio there will be a vigorous poshing of claims on the pan of RepubUran candidates throaghoot tbo winter end spring, and in thia preliminary canvsu General Grant ba. precluded hiufaf from taking any part. If by fa time fa (favention meet, tha sootsea .hould narrow to a otroggle between Mr. Blaine sod mi Ohio caasliilate there would be oo poraihility of a deadlock and oo opporuiuuy fa bringing in a dark bone. Whatever ehaoera Gvixral Grant m»y have, depeod ’ on fa inability of the C&reetion to make Dixon and lha Chbelma. or ia abjoec aowardiee lemaiaiag aifat like Lamar, hu rested the bloody shirt to be again a rigu of victory. There wm hundreds of thou­ sands of Republicami is the North tired of thb old iasnoa. anxious for ssetional peace, eager to join bands from real to went and from north.to joulh, and, leaving Southern Democratic Opinions the dead put behind them, to move fa Hip—hip—hurrah far old Yasoo! ward u a great united people to new work, new hopes, new duties. Bel wbea they Hurrah for Kemper oouaty, tool ' uw rititena oho* down like dogs fa opiaThia aid Union b bound to beat, «*• fa sak>in a time of profound peace,Sri. eti they uw the tunntorer not only free, but honored by the community in whieh he lived ; wbea they saw a whale eecUeo. lately la rebellion, greet lbw barbarity with cowardly aifaras, apology,^r braaea sympathy; wbea they uw a whole great polftica! party of which the mtsrtjmr wu an honored member, even in the North, mumbling through its srRaas, wmk ex ten nations of the aet; when they uw Thomu A. Hondrieka, a recognised fader of that party, go through Ohio repeating throe exteuuatuHW they became convinced that il wu not time to quite relax lb* grip of the nanon on the rebel throat, that the work of the great party which led the North to batik fa the Union M UM yet eruiaad through ud through, completed, that before it is dubanded the The Stara and Btripm will syfaafa eomsaon rights of humanity must be re- the principle. typified by th* Booay Btaa, Hbie's face wu hidden, and Mrs. St. Ivor heard the sound of her low sabs She swept noisfaaly from the room. Elsie's nabs gradually ceased. 8he lifted up her face. It wu flushed and dry, and her eyes glittered. Site rose and walked about the room in her agitaiioe. She never thought of qaaotipaing Mrs St. Ire's Mtimale of Vale But she had tx>i been trained to shrink from contact with evil, had few intulive perceptions of the beauty of goodnem, end Vale had so con­ centrated her thoughts upon htusself, had hound her heart io him by a tie so strong, that everything else puled away ‘-JgnificatM» before her paaaioaate him. God and goodwua were istrsciioas — Vala wua living per­ eonality,--------thrilling Bher, __ ,rpresent ______________ or aiMenl,, by a sense of his power ; hb kbasa clung to bar lips,—hb voice sou tided through all prophecies of evil. Without hue, heaven would be a blank :wub him, there wu nothing that would not be endurable Every pufa war loyal to him; her whole bring claimed him aad faged lor him. The October elections tiib year mean She never thought of giving him up. She that the Democracy must oootent itself fa gDTermogauch law Mates u il can cap lure, but it must remain out of power tn the nattoo until it dbsolres partaeraliip tag pamfonately that she eould make —l.L V___ I_____ I .A- 1__ 1____ ___ friends smypaihiae with her; but there wu no thought of dbtoytlly io him. growth. And yet she cried helpfady aa she The New IfakJHtX’ walked the floor,— By and by Vale weal away, dinner was over, her step mother comfortably estab­ lished in the parlor, and by fat lima II was mid afternoon. The honso wu still. Margaret ran down to fa arbor, aad galh cred up her German books. There wu a great thunder bead in fa west, splendid ta its parple-blscknoa. Would it raia ? She took the books up to her room, and shut heradfin, impatient to be alone. She turned over the faves of tbo “Faust" ten­ derly, becuusc he hid touched it Here wat the place that lay open before her "Oh, what am I not giving to him 7 whan be began to speak. 8be remember­ God will cures him if ire b fobs to me I" ed just how the lot ten looked at that in­ . The wofda Were a prophecy. But she stant. Bet the leaf wu gone. The old vdume waa falling to ptaree, she thought eareleuly. And yet she would like to see that page By and by aim must look —but now 1 my curse his black eyes and bis false heart, that couldn't let alone tbo innooentest little woman that ever promis­ ed a man to be true to him.*' All the while be had been speakinc. Margaret bad been struggling fa self­ control. The sight of the stalwart follow, shaken by hb grief, his good plain face grown uby pew, bin eyes wandering real fatly in the bewilderment of hb sorrow, the strong hand plucking meehaofally at lhe gram btmdo him elmtet unnerved1 afternoon? she wondocMi. And hew eould aba ever tell him? She hid her ; faro in her hantfa, glowing with maiden 1 shame. Then the bfafitijoy of il <»verratue her. It wu to3 much for her tired ' heart. She eriod softly, to bereelf, warm, ’ happy teare. A sweet content earns to ' her at last The drsasn grew real; not loved me if be'dkapt away hb handiom-eI yet altogrtbrr familiar, but 11 waa^owlng face. Have n't I known her and loved, ovary moment mm ro. her ever rinee she wu a little toddler ? The aftmoon .pvd; The sun whirled and a'n't 1 been a lookin' forward dl lhe, . down the sky. and the gfam under Ure _ IladtM glow deeper. Margaret went d down to lha parlor. Mr» St. Ires wu n there in b«r gliueriag dinner dress. She “ could not trip noticing the soft light in Margaret'a fans. WHOLE NO. 1276. ‘•No, I thank you. I have bnrineas in Uwu. Have you aay commands ?" "No. Oh, yea ! I abouid like to send a 1.-Good-by, Mr. Tht Amsriosn Inventive Genuis. An English paper givu credit to Am« ican gvnois fa at fast fifteen invention and dimveriu, which, it rays, have been adopted ell over lhe world. Tbtrte triuotplts are thus enumerated ;— L The cotton gin. 2. The planing machine. 6.—Haadrfaka aad Thurman tfa 3. The gram mower aad grain reaper. 4. Tbo rotary printing prom. ’ from polttfa! lift together, with the 5. Navigation by stunt. fl. Hot-air or calorie engine la Cipher Alley over thee demfoc , 7. * Tha rawing Machine. 8. ladi.-robbwr ladaatry 9. The maehiao for the manufacture of Thai little traauction under the ap­ ple-tree at Appomattox was only a tem­ porary trsoc. Tlcjwar b sot ovua Amd rr Ntvmt vnu. nx ovxn, UNTIL OUR CAUSE HAS CONQCERRD. You may u well uodcretand. thb first 8HALLN0T vote; for be ia not and never wu a legal In*thia way Missfaippiami eao rek Mfafappi, and rule it by bold, far, man>J ■—S_____ The Bouton Jamal of the 15th iaat. Tbo State elections in Ohio and Im yasterday resulted in sweeping Repabfceaa victories. OtifaeJeota the How. Chatlm Foster Governor bv a majority estiamtod at from 23.000 to 30,000, and witbswt much doult chooses a l-egmfaare wbieh will remand Senator Thurman to hb far office and fill hb seal with a patriot and a etaieomnn. The election io Iowa alas took pirn yesterday, aod it b gnlilyiag to able to stete, from what sews m st bai that the Ifopukiican majority af prerb years b maintatued, and aven iiwteisf The Hartford Conn ffarasf myw1 Those joumab which duwbl that Os �To any Person not now a Subscriber to the REPUBLICAN BANNER, we will send it, for cash in adu ^ >. a {C ^4 £ 1 uu bon-S'C*’ We will send to any person, the REPUBLICAN BANNER and theJDetroit Post and Tribune for $1.20. CD fit: 6 We will send, for one year, the Detroit Post and Tribune to any perso nnf.il January 1st, 1881, for S1.50. © These terms for cash in advance in all oases. 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Ca>w t'edar the new poaial law recently id_ .ri i* any lha Ires good, now, than Ibra. Wa a.. publiahcd, dead. and alt legal pepen J. wk... rt,tbph,,rtlb.b,w,«l l>’o over again tbo plmnot aceom of.th. which are printed, bkoke filled oat In Sr«. b.t dull ^b«bl, Sad nl peat tan ytin I aee the little ceay homo, writing, way bill*, Lilia of lading, In voire*, Um. I« lb. b. .IU, . of which, bird-1ike, lam each a happy doramral. and polirim, and lhe like, miatrem, wuh a bopefa! heart, an exalted will be carried through the mail* aa earthly aim and bopaa, and upectatioca >o aacund-riaaa mail matter, at one coot per ‘be vnat future that encode into eternity . We are now taking advertisements to with ample tim. to do all thing, ennected insert in an illu.trated Almanac, 1000 with home aad wifely dutia, and bourn to of whisk will be Attributed to lhe eubdevote to literature, to etudy, to dreaming acribere ef in, Banks, free oo or about and cartie building, with no om to remthe 25 of Droeabm. One copy will be plats, or tuolert or nuke afraid I atrilsd or pertwnUy dedirered to each #f oar enbacriUn The book wffl be beauti­ fully iHusireted by the Aldine Art Co., ef The white Mae glimmer'd, aad lhe New York eity, and win be a valuable Laxl Urlr dark arm. atom ta. »,|J advertising medium. Only a few pegs of By aigtl we hatred a. lha h.n, •pare remain to braold. Fira; come, first Far uderfert the herb waa dry , n ./ ai the Post Office­ stints, Mich., arSecondVatter. ■ pry eir waa in town yesterday, and ,bly the railroad employee* of the city w.-ll pleased. I am Showing this Season: The largest stock of Dry Goods, The largest stock of Dress Goods, . The largest Stock of Ladies Cloaks, The largest Stock of Ladies Knit Scarfs and Hoods, The largest Stock of Underwear, The largest Stock of Hosiery, ' The largest Stock of Gloves, • The largest Stock of Men's Clothing, . r The largest Stock of Boys’ Clothing, The Largest\gtock of BUFFALO ROBES. In fact the largest, most complete and best Stock of General Dry Good sever shown in this c#y. Buying these Goods from first hands for Cash enables me to offer • aaar*-* ■HE WHITE r.c: vur last issue wbeat baa brought .-lowing price#: 10,11.25; 17,11.25, W. W. Kelly hu taken a partner in J grocery borine**, n Mr. Seh.ntx, and jlit urt bnt that a good trade is re atoro 1 l.c pn-ccwlmga of the October ateaioa jhe Buaril it Sapervtvot* will be printed da week ant they will be intcrcatiog to Sewing Machine On Friday night hat, aotu burglar er gurghra entered Eaton A. Htteboock'a gritt mill and pried open the money draw­ er, but did nM get any money exoopl it might have been a few penoiae. 1- They however took tome papers that are vaLuaMi only to Hiubroek A Eaton. Now it will be mighty atrenea if sr# don't hear awn of tome individual tending for a turgecn to do a liule aurgery, for tome low-livad aooundrel will gat a charge of >bct, or a build, and inrtead of tending fee a eurgoon, it may poteibly be a ecSn. The people of thia «Uy are gelling tired of three burglar*, and it ia time a atop Th ■ Bsptiet Soriety will be htH al the chape! rooms, Friday afternoon and even­ ing. Tea served tol half past seven, all The nomination ot Will* for Governor are cordially invited. Wc are pained to learn of the death of I by the Penwcrata of Ixruiriaaa ia a tri. £. B Cottos, who died at hi* residence j umph lor lhe llepabialion wing of the in th. first Ward of thia city, on Monday ; party , and hi* electing will mean a comp'ete wiping out of ell lhe iadebtedoeas evening of heart diacsse. of th# State. General Ogden, wu* induc­ P > no: forg't. lire Tee Social to be | ed against hie will, to have hi* name heed given :.n Tu-»d*Y evening of next week | av a candidate. l*«atrse it ws* thought that he, utore than any ewe else, could bold the party back from the coarse of dishonesty into which the Boarboo Be padiatcr* were forein;- it The smalloww of hi* vote show* thn tbs debt-jmyisg, coneemtive pjrtioa of lhe petty is a helpIley A Ch., They are gv-utfourthy of pat roesgr. Gall* and •ir -pl.-udid stock before mak- A perfect nsderatawding, a perfect *ym p«»by chaeta, encourage*. helpa each to make light the burden* oi thia lite, deepite tbo outride hum, aad labor, aod triala in oar home are laid aaide, lhe care aod jealouak# and wonld-be ioterferiag of bn*yProsperity attend, us, aad our little gardes “blossom* 1'Ae tbs rose.” Where ws can help and soarurage, wc do io freely, and I thank heaven that no penurious, atingy soul man my little •cheme*, but rather a whole soul aid* end abete. Then cams beby bands and dar­ ling baby eym, to ocment the bund between u* by still atroogcr tie* The Udiea Sewfeg Society couamrted with the Episcopal Chureb will bo enter­ tained by Mr* \. Barlow and Mrs. IL A. Goodyear, on Thursday of thia week, at the. Society Parlon in Bower Block. GentloeDoa lovitcfi u> ten at six o'clock. The jury of iatjuost io th# case of I the Ute diraater at Jackaon Junction, returned a verdiot of criminal negligvooe । agtintt Evander F- Colwell yard-masier, J.«eph Sawyer switciunas, and Krtteri Jones engineer of the switch engine Ftro st Big Rapid# received on Tuesday l**t » Big Kapil*, ffoerer Jfoy.rt, extre, oouttinteg ■Mint ef the big fire that occurred ia that city on Sunday morning last, at ooe „• ekek.. The fire wre first dmoovvrsd in lhe roar part of the Mason How*a Hock and but a *bort time elapsed before the Mason Hoone w«» completely enveloped ia We are pleaaeu to leant that Mra. C dames. Beside the Mason Hoose, there V. Bubinsoo of Hope, *nd her riatar in­ were s-rverai other buildings burned ioelulaw. Mrs. Bunnell, who were roarider*lly butt one day leal week by being thrown mil of lheir boggy, *re oot only Big Kajid* Ftremce^ceo, but the danger and will aoou be able to be about fiand bad too murh lhe <art, and all they could do WM to prevent It* »pmdi#tThe total 1«* >• .bout thirty thoureod dollar*. in*nr»nre about t*#ulf four thou aaixL It i* ■ hard »troke for Big Rapid*, but Id com* what may to th* Bterliog 1»habitant# of that thriving city, they wB| not whine- btekerv, •‘•how yourrelve*." Our reader. •« phew take that wo faroi.lt the iMroit wu, weekly, for the emufog year to any perron for ll.Sfi, and T« *”<1 the weekly /'-•*» A Tnlu-te each one year for 82 W- And that we farohb al mart any other publication »i<h TBIt ■ H*5nxn at very low ralo*. The .tetement that there •*• “J 00 vuual d.hy. or *ny waiting for 6epcn*rt# to erriv# befure the organ ire 1U.J, -1" tom for many y—ra ia untrue The ttoaro Wanted. A g'xd woman, 25 to 10 yttn of age, to take charge of and do general boa*e work fur the fall and winter.. Them are two girt# to artfet, 12 and 15 yean of age.’ A card to my address al Harting* wQl be Met4. Ferfc:4. Eewing JUchlxt And txiw were tbo great .al trial* of our happy, undiaturbad life, but; loaaea, jkeuniarily, are to be expected in thia life, and art of vary little importance after all, when health, energy, ambition and confidence plaint. ?2Sssii runn wasn^a caw.iu rxnre; KWH SMUG MACHINE CO. SEPT. I5TH COUNTRY GENTLEMAN iom wire AgriculturalWeeklies, m G0ODSNEW GOODS wanted; they may not dare to enter, and shafts, armed id Injure, will fall harmiesa, for they cannot penetrate lhe armor of confidoee, with which we are endeared. I sit here and think, to-night, of lhe many, very many icsuocre where I have felt se weak sod worn sod in ored of strength and heart sympathy, and, I have never looked for it io varo. Th. ano I lean upon, has been all-euSeienl for auppdh, in time of sorrow, of trial and ot joy Aad, although I have very independent notion*! God help a puny little idler who think* because th* i* married, that she i» li rented to bang like a million- around her hubrad a neek. when the Bible aay* a woman ehoaki be a “helpmeet ’, aa well ar a help eat, and 1 fail to aee. if abe hu aenae and energy. why ahe abonld not;) aod I foil, aleo, to aee why it need concern 21* ■fry iffil I have been in New York the last two weeks and bought a much larger Stock of Goods than ever before. I have a One Stock of ■nrirj ’ CAT- Dress Goods, Suiting*, Cloakings, Silk Fringes, Walerproofo Ladies Cloth, Fancy Goods, Beaver, Flannels, AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER 1NSIIMI An Honeit Medicin# Fro# of Chara#Of all inedicioe* *dr«rtirol to rare any affeetko of lhe throat chert or lunev, we know of none we ora recommeod *o highly u Dr. King'* New Di^very for eoa.ump* lion, cough*, cold., uthm*. bronefaili*, hay l.tTIIKn TCCMKM A BO«. r.Ulrt.r,. fever, hoancnew, tickling in lb* throat, AtrtlAMV. W. V. km of vote#, etc. Thia medicine doea and I wiB go a Bule farther and think ponfire/p cure, and that where everything CHICACO k I.AKK IIURO X K-H. them to mind their owe burineae, whether dae hu failed. No moliriac can *bow twvrt. it be a potty-fooed rorevepraJm/ ora «ig- one half ro maoy y>o*itiv» and permaoeut Wrereaxl. I av.viaa*. rare, re haw alridy boon affected by thi* X«V- iM*-i. tieHTK? prdly Editor! yet to finieh my nentenee begun' way beek there—I fed Io 'hank truly wonderful remedy. For uthtna end <|IT.'*lre<U* * broechitu it ia a perfect qwrifie. eunng God, to-night, that Hi# to well with are CfNTC uLIllD WASTED EVERYWHERE. sals ■‘hi. Uaate* CROWN d L Dr. Iar» Ofcriie,COTBOL1CON M II. HI, CUtnrATOM. VOL BUINH0VK. FLOWS. Ilastiogs, Ort- 16th, 1870. Henry Houghtefin, Sheriff. LEFT HAXD PLO WS. Reaperand Mowers. A SpU^did Dairy that yield* it* «>»»« • S'"1 Frofcl h the whoU mu»». Bulk, mart irmly th# eow* with wbat they Brod in £ for th#m to be able to keep up tb«r dUeovrry, »* tvithoul it* urn I ebonM cer­ naiart. Whan thrir butter gvte hgbl tainly have brew neabh to areompl-1. what I did. IlAiav <1 SxArxx, 3d BMetmtn Borton Bue Ball dub B*1 b, UI dnreiu s~a to 1*— phlrt. I>«- GiLia, * IM Wert Brtmdway, N. Y. Trie’ riu 25 rent* 22 20 Why PiY >2,00 Wbro Oarkoon will make you sue PajK the highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmers Pro­ duce. . Farmers will do well to «eonsuit Mr. Crwy before purchas­ ing any of the above article*, at his Elevator, corner of Broad­ way and Railroad Streets. tiaatings, April, 2. 1879. 49 Furnishing Goods, Hat# and Caps. Over Coats. Fine Suits, Homery, Ac. I have taken advantage and can make the lowest pfices. LEWIS STERN. SEWING MACHINE. 4241 Hastings, Sept. 15. 1879. What is it? • Ans.—Your Prescriptions and Receipts. What is it made of? Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? Ans.—With care and accuracy. Where to get it ? ■ Ans —At Roberts & Hotchkise. where you will always find a full and select Stock of Drugs and Medicines. Keep* constantly ou band » LIME. HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS, DRAGS Attention Clothing. Clothing, Washington Block. THE NEW hb Foreign 4 Domestic Cloths Gents Suitings, THE only PLACE to find BROADHEAD DRESS GOODS . Srt-Klnatl Ready Made Cloaks, I #15 Made in One Day *;k' a# it ia, atsd I would not exebug# pbre* with that moot auguet lady upon th# throe# of England 1 . -Happy heart* here greet me > Probate Court. Tho moctrag < lhe Chrhtian Tmup Bum*** of the Berry County Frobrt# crave Unieu « Sunday alterooon wu Ckm-t well attended. i*#rt and iatererttug Court from Ort- » '■> Ort- 14. apceubo# were mala by Mr. ‘Hah, Ker. Smith Jed*. _ . . . A Wla# D##con. Levi Ma«t«. and Geo. M. De»#T, »"J “Dracon Wilder, 1 want you to tell me there wm excellent »ingi#g l#d by PbBo iotjo. ue I-"-1' “{r-“'r the poet aeroon, when *11 the real of uv IL Dunning. hare brew akk to much, aod have had the All aoldien and other p#r*-»» belrivioR doetora viriting ue ao often' Ihomoelvce entitled to a peovion, abuuld “Bro. Taylor, lh# anawer - rery erey. I wed Hop Bitter* ia lime; k#pt my apply bofore June 1880 a# by the art of family well and aaved the doctor bilfe. Congrcu approved January 25, 1879. #U Three delUn' worth of U kept u* will *od ehim* for penriou fifod, after that d*te able to work all the lime. I ll warrant it will not be considered a* entitled to the hu reel yen and the neighbor* one to t«» arreara of perown# provided for by that hundred dollar, apiere to krep uek the aame time." “Deacon, IH ra# your madtrira hereHenry Blie* pf Holland, «• Thuroday of het 'week, hukod ooe hundred and twelve lituheh of eoru for Mr. M. • Coboun of Hope, aod tied up hi# #t#lU four bundle# to the #touh Now if *»J raaa in Berry county ren but that, let h>«». u Zaeb. Chaodkr said about lhe Groen- Utrnabd it AppearaKt. Utparalbied it SiapBatj. Utsvpaistd it Cotstncfiot. ’ Uitfiftcedictid it Pvptlarity, Aod Uofoptitd it tin Broad Ciut ‘ POlflrlar'l hearts ' New causa* for graliinde swells ourhterto, new plats sod “cuties'* are POWER CORN SHELLER. laid and Chili Hours, month*, years Meuarv. ilalc A Bartley bare added to their other Oudlitie* in tbeir flouring null, । glids by, aod— that of a first clam power corn-.beil«r. So Bring along your cons and get it abellrd in ooe-viglitb the lime chai you ran do it at art developed, capacity before dormant, ia bitter in their treatment of BepuNkua#, brought into Serios aiyl with truat unaba­ and moat blatant i6 calling for wboleaale ted, all glide emoothiy along, On Monday waning la*t, Fred. Wood- i repudiation . The calm glory ot beautiful October ia luff put of the matrimonial haraeae, the ■ to me, morrt eojeyable than vivid tubing Meteorologies! Record. vharer c t his joys and sorrows being Mae ’ rammerbudding apring, aod the enjoy­ Condensed from observation, taken at Knee Swta. Th* band boy# jrere oat and | ment of middle life, where friend* »re Hasting* for the Slate Board of Health, pate the bappf&aira gr#nd *erenadc. weighed and are counted by their real, By Prof. 1. N. Mitebell.______ The special etthanoe of every reader i» I actual worth, where the glitter and »pundirretfd to the lUx t>f Premium* »wardol ou* drnaa can be eaaily ascertained by ex­ perience and trial*, gained io port titar*, *• *t the County Fair, published in another place an ! as usual byz«U lUjsxli to ad vane ■ ut aay other peper in the county. It is expected that the Rev. I. N. Crittenden of Morgan, will address the Christian Twnperaics Union next Sab path iheraoon. Tlicre should be a. full house fur bo is an able advocate of the ilMWUHK ____ _~ Our expenses are light and wa sell •CSfSfSiiitS3 *“ goods in same ratio. ao*#«ra * m-Ktatn. *>»-w **■» . FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY A specialty. Call and Seo us. ROBERTS Bb HOTCHKISS. B*gh '3DY Jb IwAiAi! TH I WORLD RKMOWNKD WILSON SEWING MACHINE in workmanship I* equal to a Chtinomoter WatoM, and �MllHiCAl Waarawrow.D. C .) . • Oct. V, !*». f Tbe aaxxity felt for several days put fur ths troopi under Cap. Payne—the n. ot on agricultural and kindred urattm remnant of Col. Thoreburj’s command--Ajt lhe reredoo of 1879 hu just brew aswu happily relieved yMtenlay by G.4.'l •red TK« injuries of this dbamittre Merritt's report that he had rcaelied them were largely directed to the juration of with raScient force to aware their safety. theoutUa trade nitb great Britain, It Fr >u»‘ the dispatch of Geu'l Merritt il ap­ apjesra that white navigation renutr.ed pears 'hat a company of colored troops— open test year 18.G55 head of eattte aod there are • lew of them io the army—had 41.750 ahnep were mi to thia country. already, by a forced and desperate march, Some 9,000 of th. eattte earner fr-m Chi aad after fighting, joined Payae'a com­ esgo and the North West, ud the teat, mand, and thereby prevented far a white together with all but »o<m 1,000 at the tbe threatened butchery. Gen'l Merritt sheep, were raised in Canada. Tito erport uye it b impoeaibl-j to speak too highly value of the whole wu •2.11TJ525. the of tbe courage and eodaruco of thou In this connection, I c-mt at feed to put them ia condition for colored soldicre. may tn-alua that the /W, Democratic the voyage 4130,602. and the freight organ ot this city, baaed its hope of carry­ paid to the various shippers for their car­ ing Ohio, at thn late election, on the riage exceeded 4500,000. It sire appear, fact that "a nigger wu oo the Republican that ibres-frurths of ifeo abiptaeau mads tickoe fcr ths Leghlaturr '' The “nig­ from Now York ud B-slua were on ac­ gers" wbo ao gallantly saved Payne and count of Cuadiaoa, who have the export Lb command, it would seem, are not good cattle trade entirely in their <>wn hands enough then, to hold office in Ohio. I Is reply to the question whether ths trade trust the Republics^ of Ohio, if they wu likely to increase io the future oze of have bad any idea of "bolting" tbe negro, tbo witnesses examined made reference io the fast that wbereu only 18,600 head of eattte bad been exported from Canals laet year, lhe rereipts tn the market ot Chica­ go alone were last year 1,438,803 head. Ia Sther words the wulire abipuew’a of cattle by lhe St. Lawreare route to this country throughout the year only equalled 462,88-1 greater than for the previous, some two days receipts is the Chicago and vet the ooat of collection was 1728,. market, the yrara raise of tbo other being 454 hu in 1878 than ia 1*78 The arbetween tG5.0VO.00O and 470,004,000. ersro cost of eoUettion through the States It may be menticocd that ten yrara ago wu a trifle over three per swot. The the reeeipte of cattle in Chicago number-d eleven State* wbieh eoraadsd paid last only 323,000. It ia ostimUed that tbe year 411,627.08V of internal revenue, ud cstUe available tat export porpoM in the coot of collection wu 4753,621, about Ontario and Quebec (the two exporting C| per cent., or more than twice tbs aver­ provinces) tin miser eomalhiag tike 10,000 I age coat of ceUeetion for the whole soonor 12,000 bead, an it ia evident ths: uy extenaive development of thn export from Canadian porta ean only occur in tbe event of the embargo upon Western American cattle being removed. One cf tbe princi­ pal wiloeeecs examined (Mr. Thomas Cram;, oj the Dominion Steamship Compsoj) g»’r» lengthy evidence u to lben bearing and effect of the existing prohibi­ tion to export weatero eallle by way of Canada. The ioilowing are some of tbe chief points he suted Tbo Fut'OSug Departtbeai u deter­ ••The order of the Priry Council which mined tn make war on the Isttcriea effcet hu scheduled the I; sited Steteu neccue ive, to Car u to prevent the use cd the utee tbo slaughtering of animals within mail/ to further their schemes In addi ten dsyu of tbs arrival oo tbe other aide of lion to f irbiddmg the tranam-reiuo of let Suu*? GuMA.er, ) the Atlantic; at Bret this wu a great blow tare addressed to lottery companies, or to Sept IlOtb, 1879. $ to the trade, ud the regulation which ageuU designated u aneb, the uuaation is There hu been a grand military display came into feme in Canada appeared to re­ now under eonaidcraii n of inoludsu; in at Kcnigaberg. and oo Monday the cxer- cord for Canadians tby sdrutage But unmailaMo matter Utters a-ldreaad to thore penucs or firms who advertise themth to export that they am able to make ulsca u dealers in lottery ticlwu. It ia the two diriaiou of the army, each with atae of that advantage only to a small ex­ seen that the latter moat' be put under lhe oarairy aad infantry. The field wu «f tent. At the aame tine, cattle eannet be , tun to make the effort a aucceu to bo-'P the nature cf the base of an ampitbaatre, exported from the Western States through lottery cetera cot of the main Months ago I wrote about the efforts of from the oppoaite heights cf which lha Canada, ao that thia eootmo a trade front the Ccm'r of Agriculture to promote lhe roeinuu descended end clured with one •a done by Auecrieans, although Canadian production of ugacin this country tuffcapital ia oo largely invested in it. The L'hJaaa, and one cf iiuaaan, wm further trade ia adapting itself to the tea days westward. Al tea e'efoek lhe artillery rule, aod the time will no doubt come opened tbe engagement, but lhe firing was! j/hi-o Liverpool ud Birkenhead will be irregular and unimportant. From the the great cattle markets inalaad of Smith First Diriaiou a aquadroo of dragoons wu field. Our geographical peeiliun Las en­ •ent dawn hrto the plain to seiae and hold abled ua hitherto to up the trade of lhe a email bridge which had aooae strategical Western States, bat ia will now pom over value, bet finding it already in poamsaiou American railways and American ground, bees made About 1,250 acres of root Of a dmacbmeot uf the enemy s basaarv, and we will Idee the advantage of it. | hare been grown thia year, and it ia ex half of tbe dragoons dismounted, surpria । p-cted that the refined sugar can be mantag the bosun, and by a sharp enrbinc Points in Etiquettej ufacturcd al between six and tatta cctU i fire forcing them beck A column ot ia pennd. A safe outside estimate, k, aod fantry coming up at the same lime, perm- I I^tteri should never U eroased. aoently secured tlio bridge, and the draLetters of introduction should be brief. i give* the cost of pnduction and msnufac. ■ tare al 410 a tun of the roots, from which goooa rtnccilrd, having afaown admirable II Always offer ladies tbe right arm. 1'50 lbs cf .ugar can be made. ^lasaaehuIndies do not talk aerou the street profieieacy al infantry iroritIo tieNever wait over fifteen minutes Br a । Mtlrbai raised this year about 3'k) seres nxaaiimo the Seoul Division threw'furI of sugar b.ct, ud there are braidl patches wpd a regiment of fnailiers, to whioh thy tardy guest. Wais around a lady's train ; don I step in Maryland, Dctekare, Pennsylvania, ■tray opposed the 43d Regiment of Foot, severed to tbe tear by euiruuera a dra- over if-or ou it. yfcfTbe infantry doel wu long and '■Yours, 4c.,’’ is a rude ending to letiwwpwate.. From a admewbat straggling | ten, u a nite. Say "Good bye" oo leaving, not '‘Good­ fire at first, betb sides pgwd to company volleys, which were delivered rapidly ecd morning" or "Good evening. In bowing, tbe iacliaatioa ot the head The St. Paul I'ijatrr l‘m> uys that with precision, and additional troops ejm iag up, the ehgngemeni acamed likely at •lone ii neceasary. tbo <w.»: corrupt ud shameless lobby Mu.-h uodcraocre in a letter ia vulgar •ver inflicted tb« Ugialatare of that State ana Umn to ooaceutratc itself cxdusirely about the disputed bridge. Every tfftrt and meuibgleu. A grntlroran walking with a lady re­ »u that employed by tbo school pubot lhe Second Division to utilise their cav­ liahen io the Eait io defeat a bill design­ alry wu thwarted by the boatile euirua turns a bow made tu her. Nothing ti more vulgar than finery aad ed to bare school lx>>ka published at bona ten, who swept over the country in an ' imaoaiog stylo. No erriou cavalry fight jewelry out of place. It U the place ot th« one introd need to <«» place, but the ilasoan attempted eeveral charges, which came U nothing. make the Grat remark. Tha custom of lending flowen to fane Ia cvoeaing tie Cbauaece at one point, one horaa naaaed the dieeh and fdl, breaking rate is growing in disfavor Don't keep flowers for your frieoda eef I his own leg and seriously injuring hia rider. Tbe infantry fight gradually turn­ fins. Gitb them white living Never paw an acquaintance iwitbout a ed to lha advantage of thn Fint Diviaioa, and the Fusiliers were driv<m bock in the salautioa of recognition, Atwayn speak to an acquaintance with j uiireetioa of Freak, the umpires - deciding in aceoidunca with thia result. Both u a amile to your eye; avoid grinning. •' Yours truly," b tbe correct furm far mini binmached in tbe field for the night, ao m to be ready to renew operations. The closing buincse but not friendly letterw. rpow introduction, enter at once into I -.UFOBO'8 RADICAL CURE. Emperor aal in the saddle the whale time, and afterwards ret□ med to Kon^bcrg by conversation. Upon leaving a r am, one. bow should spraial train. Tbe dar wu fair, bet srarat, and a number of soldiers ware prostrated by lhe beat. The proceedings were high­ ly mtereaciag from beginning ta cad, aad QatarrH omoersjwho, in ail the uniforms of Korepe, aod ooe of Asia, wm to be seen galloping uninterruptedly over the brood field. Ruaua io decidedly recoucUing herself to everybody ud shaking bands diplomat­ ically all around The raises n of General Field Minhs! Manteuffel to Wanaw ap­ pears to hare been a grind iscevaa. The paper war between the German aod i'rusuan press hu ceased u by enchantment, aad the unwonted aimubility of journalires has DJI.Vwl Wu, ' Soma fhflbds of mine recently received from America a couple cf soap.atone griddies, which wsrs the inmoent eauu of an adventure They were brought over from New York by a tedr who, baing rather OR NO PAY. 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Tuns’ PILLS - ? ~ -IMS TUTT'S PIUS Canada Southern Railway TUTTS PILLS TUTT'S PILLS TUTT’S PILLS <aKmiu io Isi.iM—ieSs. n: -nul. - TUTT’S PILLS THE BES ■ ■ • I ... r—\ ... R TUTT'S PILLS LINIMENTS TUTT'S PILLS FOB MAN CB 31AS7. TUTTS PILLS!. HSS-.SEWCTJSaMftfiS c7a. SNOW & CO., PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE SEMINALPASTILLE asms; es!iggE5.j U» sate 'l-tarSui! ll.h.H <• u”CrHalMau kaFl2*J u to serrai m tbe CtosH vulnala Irafore inviting them t house The custom of leaving e blank on tbe left bud aide of each pog< letter ia obwdate. Political Note*. many at Alexandrows, in Raaaiau terri torr. Simultaneouaiy wuh the renewal af amity between Rueia and Germany, the Joaraalt/ St.i’rtmlKry1. bu publubed a aeries of article commenting ou a pampb let of Professor Martens, recommending cordial relations between Great Britain aod Ruaam ou the Central Asten quastion. Profraaor Martens says "Np idea ean be more inaetuate, more false, or wore fatal, than that of an ineompatibduy of interest between Ramis and England in Asia. That far from having any mutual advant­ age io oowsteracting each other in ihcna countries, the two empires are bound to­ gether by a tommuniir of intenet. I am persuaded that the policy of reciprocal op position which hu caused ao much mis chief to the two nations will noon beorme abeolutely inrpooaille " As a wart of commastery ou lhe worde af the IWmaor, the Haasria agpaditiou againat the Turcomans Whwsn awpended owing to the death ot A CURE MmHm t-r.'i'.r. ' A Miaeiuippi paper estimates that 60,000 negrora will migrate thio fall from the Missuxippi bottom to Kamas and other pointe. booksktmilliok WOMAN I marriage; CHICAGO I WHt MICHIGAN RMLRE COMI-AXV. -t;,i ■»— -1 »25to$oOOO|: Mayor Cooper have given themselves a dual of unnecessary trouble. Ex Senator Hamilloa, Democratic can­ didate for Governor of Maryland, think* ex Governor Horatio Seymour ia lha boat m=n for the Democrats to nominate for ffiaries '.teSifiB STTt.Stttffflwartssiiwr- Mr. Blaiqg thinks that Senator Tbur­ rs an will ba the Item Juralie candidate far Prrsidant. . Four yoare ago be would mnwvvna smarter-Bras, W n Orejas., I J, AGENTS WAKTFn The Detroit /’lulaiut THUae, decid, •dly ths best paper in Michigan, will send : weekly edition to aay new subacriber its from now until tho firet of January for 1 ‘the trifling sum of 25 neats. MT 4UTHKW ilALC SMITH. -H.rtelgf.. ' IN KA8TKHN KANSAS, Cures Pains and AohM. mmmWMmk — - -— - - ‘ ~ - . j. S 1 ' 1 Wendell Pbiffipa tana up the avowed and deadly «Muiy cf the Rapnbltcan party- Well, the Republican party grew to lie mijeetie etreogth, sad won all its 250 IMPROVED FARMS n fi Gov. Pitkia of Colorado saya the Utee have been engsged ia inosodiansm and other oatragm all summer. It is estimat­ ed that there are 1000 Ute warriors ar- EafsumjEaDamujtriirt ■COLLINS’S VOLTAIC PLASTER WWPCCTTI. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER! OPIUM THI DETROIT EVKUN& Hm THE ECHO FOR 1880. CLOTHING ■at' Yntb,Btn ui QiUiti ! A SPECIALTY Davie Sewing N.H.W, ery. ahrayv fo stock Ij � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-10-29.pdf 455332d8cc2ec4ccefacac16b709c686 PDF Text Text TiitltipuiUcnitBmt/itit VOL. 24. NO. 26. HASTINGS, ICp., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1879. WHOLE NO. 1277. PKBIOHU. AID BU3ISE83 CAMB BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER NEW YORK. brrwkia^ arouad | fawit thujU did'not foe, him. no right to Name ter. A UK LOST. AMD A UFEIN- ’• “ "**“• She Ud lost the path in the darkn— I wandered toward the aos, and was now in lUt part of the marahss which was over-j flowed with every-tide. And while, ahe stood trying to roeiiaw the situation,— Margaret, uol— they're a doin' mischief. the Moua house the next d*y. Vale w*» Audi thought that min* you'd bean rmtlcaa and anxioui, Paul Rtrroo grave good Io nan, I’d come Uric and tell you. and aUtnytad. They were half through and you might tip him a wlnls ao he could Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in th* meal before either apukc. Thea Paul eaid.— **"- World. Every Bor nt in While Lewi, with the Hydraulic "Vaio, I am going to join that party al ---- ",lo g-> out fishing in th* harbor. 1 Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the P-l told Hayden I would think of it, and I’ve deci-l.-l to go." ' , . Patcftil Skein Setter, and ■ Vale lictraycd no aurpme. After a minute, ho-said.— IMPROVED FOR 1879. He Ud But a. U walked with hi—elf. He Uiog eured when ligblniag thar eecmed so dreadful a moment ego wu all th*: could mvs Ur. if indead she could by any powaibilily U eared. Only a little while ago life Ud looked . ao dark an hope!—, scarcely worth tU bolding, butnow an iateme, deepening Every Wagon Warranted OXLY TlWsi BOD AXLE ATTACHMENT. ATTOKNKY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR ■‘•aAL- Proceeding! Boird of Supervisors. B*bbv Cocmty (Jocbt Bocu ) Hmtiwcm, Oct. 18* 1B78. f t, THa being the day Sled by the aUtule foe Ike roguhr u—ling of the Board of Supereiaora. tU Supcrviaori of tU aoreral towmbirw and of tU >city of n*auog», landscape and the meuaurclcm sea with 1 lurid splendor. Slfo strained her eyes, trying with the eageruem of despair to take io lU whole of her position at cnoe. "Thank'God!" ahe [ GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MABE IX WAGONS ral Railroad JACKSON WAGONS >n U8° «« More Barry County than all others combined, yet the repairs do not average I DIVISION. ro AND PROM iND DETROIT 2 cents each, (’all and «ee them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’S Yet they-made \ale uncomfortable, perhap becauM they suggested conlra.ts No doubt Elsie could trust him. So eould any woman all her life till death. He would apver fail ber. And Margaret was worthy of him. Of all women, ahe Tvbsdat, <foc Mtb, 1879. Board met puriuant io adjournment and w«s called to order by the Chairman. Memhwa all prefect, exrept Mr. Bartrim. Th* Chairman announced the following i..___ Imperial Soap Dratrieville —Waahingtoo Cooper Rutland—Charles A. Newland. ' Thoroapple—Georg* H. Manchester, Woodland—Andrew G. Kilpatrick. Parody. Yankee Springs—Gror-e H. Ford. County Building.- Meaaro. Cooper, Mr. Durkee. Superv—r of the township of Castleton, being sick and unable to *C Mathews and Gott Salarivfe-Messrs. Rroi, Manchmtcrand trod the mewling of lb* Board, Emory>’ Parody appeared aod took hie ml u tint ths ascosnU I Superviaor. <Za«id township, under a tetwporory appointment from the township HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES On motion of Mr. Kilpatrick. Mr. Up. prevailed. To giro its eommitteet an cp| Lam was ehown temporary CUinasn. Mr. Rewi moved'that the Board pro­ to work, mi 'motion of Mr. Hicki ndjowMd liB the boor of one o’oh Mppetted her home, the riotous puU. ceed to a forma! billot for permanent Exoctt Axdboia, thrilling at every word she spoke. Ska was <]uila worn out when they readied the following vote; Ayew—Fleming, Gott, house, and he lifted ber in bh arm* ume- tllek*, Mafiphnk-r. Mathew*. Newland. N.ya•iMilg and carri-J h»r in, lading her Nscb.4., Pedley and JU»1 9 down upon one of the *of*s in tU parlor. Kilpatriek, Cooper, Cock. Parody. F..rd, Bartram, LapUm, Mark and Nja—9 Mr. Reed moved that the Chair appiict two lellero. one to U choaeo from the Re- of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 I lb. , in tlie box. To any one who will (tend tw an order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.60 we will send one box extra free an a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more boxes at a time, with remittance, and when we have thus received orders for 10 ‘boxes we will send the eleventh Ixrf free as proposed Ths 1’ DENTIST >rn Railway k’. efeet IhrU tc» Nashville, MicUfiai- WILLIAM WALTER. denly doeed upon her, just as abt had , caught an eolranaMig glimpse of the glory I beyond. Shd bad not cren the poor cum-' tort of self deception It was vain to Lid* her lore from, herself, fur bad *Le nj-t fully acknowledged it in the first flush «-f her If you do not wish to send money in advance, you may happy pride ? And then it was hard to - above. deposit it with any banker or merchant hi good credit in your tbwn with the understanding that he jSTo remit it to us on receipt of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address All WorlNCUARANTEED. 1- J- VW) CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Cam® Siin ail 'Omilal P A I N TE R • Vale spoke lightly, but his own fa-a wan pole and working alronptly. “la any on* within hearing?" she He weoi aod brought tome. "No one. October is dreaming of the wiOe. sweetheart lie left iu Congo forty jrearo When Margaret'S eye* breamo clear she saw bur. Handing t-> ber with * glau of ago. and Romeo m faithful ' “ Don't jait, Vala." and tU trare itart- th* l«(uid io bw hand , iu tmuky yaltow, i-M to Margaret'* ayea, '•for ai-me danger- topa*spikllnz In the light. I “Drsokf" ■ threaten* you,—something ’ — ; Margaret obeyed. IJ» *al down the , that you h*VB brought nj-aa I gl— preaeotly, and saiJ, Winding a little waa ant to ware you way of, "Are you Uttar T* “Who acet you? ' -'Mich batter, tl|*nk you." Margaret refl.rtcd. Th— — —— Sbe aat up, twisting back the opulent kept a eecrei. Ben'* meatage wm enough. 'She repeated it. If aU had looked iu Vale a Ute a* ahe spoke, aha would have aero a malignant look sweep aeraw it, a gleam of swift, mnmenUry ferocity, which in tropica! nature* diea aioioat m Boon aa bora But Margaret • eyo* were dim with tea re, and aU did not look. They “ " ' TUn Margaret SI500.00 hoticc J.me. L. Reed an.! H-m*a If Butram Go motion of Mr Bartram. Board pro neded to ah inform*! ballot foe perms mint Cbairman, with the following re­ Whole number of rota* east—17 Of which Ixander Upham received 8, vi; o : Corner Monroe and Jefferson Street*. New York. EDO TRAINS lie took the basket from her band, and I they walked forwird Sogwther. Reaching | the house, Margaret Het-ped into tbs little hail, and turned to Vale. The moan shade full upon them both. ‘.Well little one. what ia it that makes you so while ? Something that oouocrne had Kerned an noble and true, ahe bad trusted him tniirrly ; now to admit that he bad acted dishonorably,—had wugbt her love perhap to gratify an ignoble vanity! Margaret grew wbitc-lad red at the thoughL Her womanly pride was shocked,—her delicacy sorely hurt. She । WhiuScwim* Machine co. Cleveland,ohio. THE NEW VICTOR uam w. , ■» On motion of Mr . ed. Board eroded to another Ullo rilh the fol inr reault, Whole nomber o! votes east—18 Ixander Upham received 9, K’l.L.I. simian simplified! through it somehow," ahe said drearily. Th* warm, golden July daya pissed into the baxa of Auguat- Margaret went through the daily routine of her household duties, as one moat, though one* heart . "Tbit depend*, dear, on what kind of is breaking. The Im*. day of the week a eonKiaoce a mao baa. You know ( earns. All day at the Amber homestead don't make any great pretension* in that they were busy m bees. Elsie was bril­ liant and happy. Iler illnminous ayea Margaret wm greatly Jinrt, but aho wm ahoM with a gentle light,—her cheeks , too weary and too unhappy to make any flowed with a soft errtnaon. She flitted ! expoatulaliooe. And what would it gayly from room to room as merry as a iSr-?’ Lanai aad Best Diniu-rooi is lickiu num you nsva Mort Elogant, Simple .nd He released ber unwillingly, kUing her hand. , • •■Go, then: I won't thank you, but, Margaret, my eon)—It I have one—bleaan you for your goods—" . Sbe wool away, leaving him upon lU steps to watch Ur out of fight. But what had changed tU night ao noddenly ? The eloud that had hung low in the west when she started Ud riaen, and now covered half (bo sky. The moon's fare wm oUcured, anti the few Otari put GROCERIES SAWS FILED, Mt, Tallsi Balteaflx, ail Sifii MEAT MARKET HENRY L. NEWTON, NEW HANGING W1NDON CURTAJNb GOODS HAPPY ZEPH. FRESH s SALT MEAT FOR YOUR POULTRY AI>D rISfi •'TkoMiW Mr. Raed, Board balloted the sixth time with tiro following remit .­ Whole number of votee o*M—!9 ' ' am received 9. Jamm L NieboU 8, -Charles H. On motion of Mr. Rswd Board Ulfotod the aereuth tins* with tU following rwaalt: Who!* number of Vvtoe—18 Eh Nichol* received 9, Loander Lap ham 9. On motion of Mr. Bartrem. Board Ulloted the eighth lime with th* folio wing , £■•/ Market—The Ever Reliable VICTOR. COOK & ROGERS Leander Lapham received 9, CUrle* H. Hicfca 9. On motion of Mr. Dicks, Board Ulloted Ik. fifth time with tU following re aulti: Whole camber of rota*—18 Ho paueed. At another time Margaret would have had nomo curiuaity reapeeting Whole number of votw—18 EU Nichol, ro-rod 9. 1—mier U>bam 8, Andrew G. KU.atriek I Mr. Mack moved that tU Board take a roc— ot ten miantrw, which motion w„ On motion of Mr. Raed. Board pro­ ceeded to th* ninth ballot- with the fol­ lowing rewult: WbUe number of vol- caM-18 . Uander Upham roUired 9, EC Nichol* 9. Mr. Reed moved that the Board edjouro till T:1S o'clock thia evening, whieh mcainu waa loat. Mr. Heed titan moved tUt ibe Board adjourn to 7 o'clock this eveniag. Molioo prevailed, and Board aorordingly ad- Aug. 2fi, 1879, William Rhodea, from County Poor Houaa. Aug. 25, 1879. CoraeU Nooo, from County Poor House. Awe. 23, 1879. Ellen Rathbun, from County Poor Houae. Ort. 10. 1879, Francis Senter, from Caritou Township Dated. Ott. 13th, 1879. Clxmxxt Smits, Judge of Probate Judge Smith, also called the atMtiou �Hamnd J BkWsnoa rewired 9. Philip LeMurd 9 On motion of Mr. Mack, Board UCoted the third time with tha following result: Whole number of yotrw—18 Samud J. Bidelmau reemred 9, Philip Leonard 9. On motion of Mr. Used. Board balloted the fourth time, with ths following result: To the BonoraVe Board of Superruor, : . Tour committee to whom was referred tho following datms, would report that they hare examined the sama and recum- KELLY & CO. We are putting in a fine Stock of Mr. Bartram moved to pontpoue further couNderatiuu ef tire subject til! tomorrow at the hour of one o’clock, which motion prevailed by the following rote : AyesMenan Bertram, Cooper, Cock, Parody, Ford, Gott, Kilpatrick, Up'am, Maueheeler, Mank end Nye—11. Nays— Moten Fletning, Hicka, Mathews. New­ land, NIcbul*, Polley and Raed—7. On- motion of Mr. Reed, Board ad­ journed till to-morrow morning at tbo hour of eight o’clock. Eitocil AltDXtra, Clerk. On motion of Hr. Hicka the report waa accepted. . On motion of Mr. Hicka the report was adopted. On motion of Mr. Fleming the report waa reforred to the committee on finsnre. Mr. Scudder, Regiafor of Deeds, called I the attention of tbs Board lo tbo import­ ance of having inserted in tha "LoaOion Book" kept in Lis nfioe, tbo name* of tha ' parties lo whom United States Patents After toms discussion, oh motion of Mr. Lspham, the Register woa authorised ' to hare the rams doos at die leait expense Fumy, Oct. 17,1879. Board met pursuant to adjournment Roll called. Journal read and approved. Hila being the time fixed for the eonaidcratioe of the report of the committee on ei[tralitkiion, Mr Kilpatrick mored to amend said report by deducting ten per cent from tbo aascssed valuation ef the towaabip of Woodland, instead of adding eight per cent as recommended by the committee. • Motion loot by tbo follow log vote :Ayeo —Mesrre. Cooper, Parody and Kilpatrick —3- Nay*—Mesera Bartram, Coek, Fleming. Ford, Gott, llieks, Lspham, Manchester, Mack, Mathews, Newland, Nichols, Nye, Polley and Reed-15. Mr. Hicka morevg the adoption of the report. Mr. Parody moved to amend br adding fifteen per cent to the ueeanod valuation of the 2nd and 3rd wards of the City of llastinga. . Mr. Cooper moved to amca’d the ameodment by adding ten per eent instead of fifteen per cent, which amendment eras accepted by Mr. Parody. The rote now occurring upon the amendment, as amended, the same wm lost by the following vote: Arcs— Bartram, Coowr, Cock, Parady, Ford, Kilpatrick, Mack aod Nye—8. Nays— Moir*. Fleming, Golt, Hicks. Lapbam, Manebrater, Mathews, Newland, Nichols. Policy and Reed—10. The report of the committee wu thee adopted by the foliowins vote AyesMessrv. Bartram, Cock, I'arsdr, Fleming. Ford Golt, Hicke. Lapbam. Manchester, Slack,Mathews, Newland, Nichole. Nye, Policy and lUed—10 Nujc— Mvaerr. Cooper and Kilpatrick— On motion of Mr. Ik. , ilssid ad­ journed till one o’clock p. m. Mr. Duskoe. - Adopted unanimously. Mr. Bieka offered lbs following men­ tation add moved its adoption: TV., U» cte b. —f lo hsve the proceeding* of the Board printed m the Rttrcnucaw IlAJtnra, and also in the HoAe Journal, at M expense of not more than thirty dollars each. Mr. Kilpatrick moved to amend by in­ cluding the NuhrUle Mato ami ' the Middlevrllc BepMiran. The ante occurring vn the amendment, the r*mu wti lost by the following vote: Ayro—Mater*. Cooper, Cock, Paradf, Ford. Kilpatrick and Lapham—6. Naye — Mesere. Bartram. Gott? Hieka. Mdnehestar, Mathews, Ndwteud, Niehda. Nye, Polley and Raed—10. A been:-M seer*. Fleming end Meek—2. The original resolution wu then ailopt- TTighnst market price paid for Produce. Goods delivered Free to any part of the city. We so­ licit your trade. First door east of Post-office. This Space belongs Mr. Hicks offered the following rtao- coed to canrau the vote given at the al the April election upon tbo proposition to raise by tax, in the texae of the year 1879, the sum of six * thousand dollars, the ume being the amount determined to be due the contingent fund of the treuury. Motion prevailed. Mr. Fleming moved that tha chair appoint a eommiueo of throe to examine said return ud report to the Board the reeult of each vote, which motion prevail­ ed, and Chair appointed u inch commit­ tee, Mmer*. Fleming, Raed and Lspham. On motion of Mr. Hicka, Hoard ad­ journed till the boar of ooe o'clock p. m Enoch Aannva, Clerk. Rrnloed. That the County Treawnrer I be and i* hereby authorised to loan ose thousand dollars lo defray expenses of Circuit Court, etc., for a short limr. Motion prevailed and rnsoltrthm edop led. Mr Hicks moved lint the ,Judg« of Probate bo authoriied to lease the rooms over Granta-store for Probate Ofiae, the same to be leased at the rate etetsd by the committee, and foe a period ef fn» three Messer Bros General Dealers in ArfnuooN mtoa. Board mac as per adjournment, with the members all prewont. On motion of Mr. Newland, Board pro­ ceeded to ballot for a Superintendent of! the Poor, with tbo following result: Whole number of rotas cast IB. u»cd by him when not ia,uM by Slid Cum Of which Samuel J. Biddman recriv- ' mbsioaer ed 9, Porter Burton 9. Motion pres ailed and resolution adoptOo motion of Mr. Hicks, Board bal­ loted again with the following reault. On motion of Mr Mathew*. the Itegis| of Deeds was autl orix-d to procure » «ertablo ds-or for the'vault connected with l.’rs । oo lbs table till the January erosion, wi motion prevaBvl. The committee appointed to cuuvaas i vote* given for and against (he propc tax. now submitted the following report. To the UnooraUe Board of Soyerti of Barry County: ’ - ■: The committee on apportionment, 1 through tbeir ckainntn Mr. Newland then offered the following report; ■ 1>. the Board of fr-perriem: . Your Committee ou Apportionment of I talcs would respectfully report that we Sod the following amounts necessary to be 1 ' raised in the respective Townships and Wards of the County id Barry, for State, County, rejectee and charged back taxes : I CAPCIM cri«d9, Purtck Burton!'. On motion of Mr. Reed, Board pro­ ceeded to the second ballot with the fol­ lowing result: Whole number of votre—18. Samuel J. Bidelmau received 9, Portey TWe only improvement ever made'6'n the common POROUS PLASTER. PAIN-RELIEVING, STRENGTHENING, AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES ThnnidaT, Oct. 1C, 1879 Board met pttntlant to adjournment and wu called to order by the Chairman. Roll called. ‘ Journal read and approved. The Board then proceeded to a consid­ eration of the accounts that had been re­ ferred back by She reuHoittea eu claims. ‘ Ou motion of Mr Bartram, accotuse No. 3 wu disallowed by the fellowing vote; Ayea—Messrs. Bertram. Cock. • Parody, Fleming, Ford, KLitt Hicks, Kilpatrick. Samuel J. Bittoman reeeivrd 9, Porter Burton 8, Ira Stowell 1. Oo motion of Mr. Hicks, Board balloted the-fourth time with the following recult: Whole nuuAcr of votes—18. Samuel-JfBidelman received 9, David G. Robinson 9. On motion of Mt. Reed the report was CCSr- Reed mored that the report be a- PIONEER STORE doptad no for as It relate* to accounts rec­ ommended, which motion prevailed by the following rote- Ayes—JVsnara. Bartram. Cooper, Cock, Parody, Fleming, Ford, Gott, Hicks, Kilpatrick, Lapham, .Van­ cheater, Jfack, .Vatbows, Newland. Nich­ ole,' Nye. Polley and Recd—18. S’aya—0 CKOTHIJSTG leu' Yiilk, Boys ail CUiim _____ ■ -V-. si. e.-L.-. Absent on committee—Messrs. Cooper, Upham, Manchester aod Mack—1. Account No, 12 being a duplicate, and having evidently been put in by miatake, an t^otsoc of Mr. Fleming, the tame jrss Mr. Hicks mored tn poppouc the fur­ ther consideration of this mailer till Sat­ urday, at the hour of one o'elock, which motion wu low by the following vote: Ayes—Mcmre. Fleming, Gott, Hicka, Mathews, NewUnd, Nichols. Polley and llcod—B. Nay*—Moura Bartram, Cooper, Cock, Parody. Ford, Kilpatrick, Ob motion of Mr. Bartram, No. 13 wu disallowed for the same reason A communication received from Dr. Hackett of Prairieville, and one from Dr. Thompson of Plainwell, In regard to claims heretofore presented by thorn, were read, and on motion of Mr. Newland, the on equlizaiiou preaen* tbeir report,’ which motion prerailed The committee through their chair­ man, Mr. Manchester, thro, submitted the following repart: 7o Me IknoeaLle Board of Superrifori of Barrif Qmty. fixxn,txt.i—Your Committee to whom waa referred the duty, or matter, of Equalising the several Assessment Rolli of the several Townships and the City of Hasting* therein aanaewred, would recom­ mend that they be Equalized as follow* : The various tel .Rolls as Equalized by Q. Robinson 9. “ Op motion of Mr. Kilpatrick, further consideration of lbs subject wu deferred till te-asorfow morning. Mr Bartram mored that Hie Supervis­ ors of tbs several townships and of ths wards of the eity of Hmtiogs, be author­ ised to spread upon the usemment roll* foe the year 1879. the various sums of muoey that may be legally reported,which motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayes—Ifesir. Bartram, Cooper. Cock, Parody, Fleming Ford, Gott, Hicks, Kil­ patrick, lspham, .Vancbuter -Vick, Jtfathewa, New land, Nichole, Ny'e, Polley end Reed -19. Nap-0. On motion of Mr. Rood, Board took a motion pre tailed by ths following vote . Yess-.Vroaro. Cooper, Cock, Ford, Hicks, Kilpatrick, Upham. .Vancbuter, Jfack. .Vathewa, Nichols, Nye, Polley ami Reed—13. Nays- Memrs. Bartram, Parody, Fleming, Gott and. Newland—5. On motion cl .Ifr. Newland, the com­ munication from Dr. Thotnpeo.-i wu laid ou ths tsble. Oo motion of Mr. Reed, account No. 89 vu disallowed, not being certified by the Sheriff. On motion of Mt. Reed, No. 117 wu laid ou the table. Darid IL Cook, K«| , presented a petition* signed by A. J. Bowoe end the many others, -asking that some action might be taken, looking to erection of a new Court House After eotuo diicusainn. on motion of Ar. Reed, the proposition wu rentived and laid on the table for farther oonaideratisn. Mr. Kilpatrick mored that the petition be taken from the table aod referred to the committee on counts buddinn, which motion prevailed by the following vote Ayes—.l/esara. Bartram, Cooper, Cock, Parody, Ford, Kilpatrick, Lapham, Jfack, Newland, Niebels. Nye and. Polley—12. Nays—Moser* Fleming, Gott, Hicka, Jfaneheeter, -Vat hews end Retd—€. On motion of Mr. Kilpatrick, Bond adjourned till to morrow morning at the hour of eight o’clock. Kxocn A.tD»v», Clerk. Ou again aiming to order, the commit­ Satc*»ay, Oct 18. 1876. toe on aalarui through their chairman, met pursuant t> adjournment, Mt. Reed, offered the following report: Tu the. Ihumbh Board of Soperrime, Quorum present. Journal read and approved. of Barry Gunty. The election of a Superintendent of the Poor being the special ord rof buainvee, Mr. Hicka mored to lar the ume ou the table to bo called up by the Chair. Motion loot, by the follow.ug vote : Ayes — Messrs llsrtraui, Fleming, Ford, Hieka, Maucbroter, Newland, Niebofo, Polley end Bawd-9. Nare-Mwosrs. Cooper, Cock, 1’arady, Gott, KilpetriekLenhsra, Mack, Mathews and Nye-9. Mr. Lapbam moved to dsfior the mu­ ter till the hour of ooe o'clock, p. m. which motion prevailed. On motion of Mr. Hmks, the several Tbo amount allowed Mr. Stauffer is fur aaiKwsment rolls were .referred to the com­ hU services rendered >in«> he hu been mittee ou apportionment. ' acting on tbo Biard, being only about The committee ou county buildings, nine months. through their chairman, Mr. Cooper, 'All of which i* reepecifully submitted. then offered the following report: J: L. Reed. To the HonoraUe Board Supervieon for Barry Cvnrty. Your Committi, to whom wu referred the tenting a suitable room or rooma far Th* oummiiuo further verbally report­ the Judge of Probate, respectfully report ed in favor of increasing the salary of the that they have examined rooms orer the Proeerating Attorosy and the Judge ef Hasting* National Bank and also orer the Probate t50. 90 in addition to the mount store oi R. J. Grant aod also the present stated in the written report. location of said offioc. The rooms over On motion ot Jfr. Bartram the report the bank mu be had for 97&.00 per an­ wu aoeepiad. Mr. Kilpatrick mored to num. The rooms orer Grant e store for ------ a .£--------- - u_ <_s— lhe 176.00 per annum, and the prteent loeeProsecuting Hams, wF II I Ivl I *•” ar* Sywasa/B. J«o. M. Nbvin», L. E. STAcrm, Superintendents of Poor. On motion of Mr. Reed, the report Was • On motion of Mr. Bartram, the report was referred to the oommiltoc ou Huaace. On motion of Mr. Reed, Board ad­ j ranted till tbs hour of 1 o’clock p. m. Eaoca Anui, Clerk. Board met riunusel to adjournment. Roll called. All members present. Mr. Bartram mored that the Board pressed to the election of a Superintend­ ent of the Poor, which morion prerailed by the following rote; Ayas-Mmsro Bartram, Cooper, Cock, Parady, Ford, Hicka, Kilpatrick. Lapham, HanchMter 1 Mack, Mathews, Newland, Niabob, Nye nad Rood—14; Nays—Mreers, Ffeming. Gott. Newland and Palley-4.. Mr. Newland moved that the Chair ap p-rinl twv teller*, which motion prevailed, .-.i m..:. i u ...~o ._ii_ I by the following Bartram. Cooper, --------------- ,,--------- - Ford, Gott, KBPatrick. Lapham, M«tk. Nye aod Reed— IS. Neva—Mum. Hicks, Jfaacbaetor. Afethcws, Newland, Niebols sod Policy -0. On mottos of Mr. Kilpatriei, the re­ port as amended, wu adopted. The committee ca claims further report­ ed that they had examitud the following ■AJN J_) SEXiLS BMKr’t^g Plaster, Lime, Hair, wp»«»w>«e. liMn.jrw-io . j., MH- IS. ICS. Stucco, Cement, nrwwju&ra FaV^rm," And all kinds of Dry SriusaviSLS, Maottete Co, Goods. It’s the place to sell everything you hjhve and-io buy every­ thing you want. . ^HUNT’S ESTATE. SALE AND TO RENT. REMEDY FOBREAL L. J. WHEELER AoaAnffr, Jfarefi J8, 1879. 47. COUNTBY GENTLEMAN Agricultural Weeklies. sb- fest. Farm Crops and ProcesMe, Hortieolture aod Fruit Growing. Live Stock end Deiryiag- ' a^Uus 4m*« tba. iu at ItsVsaUn^am AGRICTLTL'RAI. XWSPAPE8 > BY ALL DRUGGISTS- «sMS£t?u jjqayeMabMU 1:> •• a ceoTUinr- TO YOUNG MEN. msewss.?^.1 *AU cfTbioh is respectfully submUted. Wheat, Wool. Corn, Potatoes, Lard, ( Butter, V Pork, On motion of Mr. Newland, the report was accepted and adopted. Mr. Bartram moved to re-consider the rote by which the report of the committee oo salaries was amended • Motion loot by tbo following rote : Ayte, —Meson. Bartram. GoU, Hicks. Mathews, Newland. Nichols and Polly—7. ’Nan, “rtiTof which is respectfully submitted. CitAiLM P. Cock, Chtiraan. Ou motion of Mr. Read the report wu The committe* oo apportionment to whom wu referred a etetement from the County Treuurer in regard lo a deficiency in the emoont of the tex levied and col­ lected in the township of I’rairieville, last year, reported the asms back to the Board with a rceommeudetion that legal interest be ehtrged laid township upon acid dtoo apportionment bo instructed to add le­ gal internet to eaid defiefency and lo ap­ portion tbo total amount to the township of PrarievUle (ho protect you. Motion prevailed. Mr. Reed moved that account No. 117 1m taken from the tabla, which motion prevailed. On motion of Mr. Lapbam, the ac­ count was allowed st the sum of 1185.15, Wei press WO. AMdyat Knappen’u Law Office. A^t/al^1*7'* MUL Knappen'e Law Office. • LIME. HAIR. 8TUC00. OBMRNT. BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS ccLTiVAToar, uovmjDtaovKL fwm LEFT H.1AUFLOWS. Reaper and Mowers. P»y» the highest Caith price for all kind* of Fanners Pro­ duce. ■ Farmers will do well lo eon*•<»!* Mr. Cressy Iwksre nurchwmg any of the above mrticleat hi* Smtor, corner of Broad �Tf‘ tWl'W | ' Tb. Ptopublicaa tiokai of Loubhna b o.mpteed of Southern men UY auhrtanc. ! end cUrwter Indentified with the inierwla «f 'be Blate, audpavmMsthe re<pe«t «f al j lunik, Ml DRY GOODS -ipatioo, H-daebr, C^ Bp of Food. J .andio*. Liver Compbint. Bdfou.. nra*. General Debility,. Drowrina- and Low Spirits This wonderful remedy will l^itirrlf eurr, and that where every rem- dmlructton by th* b*i capoeted to re. Lu: f.w fieldTrfLd Estate of Wffli. J. Nmtiw, mmv. Ordrt •beat, but wo wcr. UppSy diaapp,.^,^ Wowing uroonnt ef guMdi.u mured. Out. 24—£.ute of J.ffmon, Felghner ■o tar aa the Prtitio. for ullcmre to widow Cttetioa to exoanter ia.u«L Nov. IS u-igrod fov hesriog C. M. Km^' •ohuttorforpstiUnoer. Ort. 24-WBli. Boroon. BiBor. Notmustten of gwdixn filed. Ota 27.—Ertute of Henry W. Cslvio, •irec-ed. IUte.ll L. Cslvin .ppoistod sd- Entered at the Post Office, ridings. Mich., as Secondtss Matter: A week from yesterday the remaining . mocrats of the North-will be served up j the "half shell," busted wide open. A. H. Runyan, of the firm of Runyan | The price* paid fur wheat since our last i •u». are a« follows : Oct. 23, 11.22 ; 24, ‘ : 25 25,81^2; 27,11.20 ; 28, 11.12;! The (eJnr Spriagt Clipper Second* the nomination of Zack Chandler for Presiiicnt, and «ugg«ita the name of Ex-Gov Hartranft, of Peaniyiranla, for View P^ 'hen fiaiabed, will not only bo i -entto tb. village, bat ata, aha. be proprietor baa good teste in pl uogeuj.. ,ud It prorente really a nire ap. Preraoce. h i. u» b. filled with drugs medicine, and groceries. It h grati^iM to not. ovidenc- of probity aD orer oar fair land. Mrs. H. 0. Tamer has been quite aiek. haring bro. t.krn with a eougmtir. ohOl on Friday sight hat, but was much better ou Monday, and the doctor tboosht she would be weB again in a few days. Upon our return on Monday, k wo wared the school bonM at Y.nkro Springs, we noticed w pie gathered there, and.the .ure: fined with teams. Upon arriving at the Loose, w. learned that the hat aad rites were boing held over the remain* of the late Dar­ by Doyle. It will be remembered that the BaXMI* of last week gave a short account niinwtrator. Bond filed .nd ]eUer» u •u«L Warrant and inventory iaree Ertat. of Uui. C. Wren, a minor. NotMMlion of guardian filed. Bond filed •*» Utter, imuod to Hi Niehoh. Eta*** of Margaret Etta Bryau, a tetoor. Order entered ippoiaiiug Alien WObur guardian. Bond filed and Irtten i«u«d. «Utate of Mill* Brown. . minor, Nomination of guardisn filed. Oftfor en­ tered apptentisg J. W. terigp gu.rd.ro. Ertate of Elixabeth M. Hand, droearod Report of sale of real rotate filed and order of eonfirmation made. Ertate of Henry Boydar, daeeawd. I’ower df altorniy from ooe of the haira to 0. N. Knappeo fowl Oct. 28. Estate of Man E. and John H. Shoup, minora. Annual aoeoaot of guardixu EataU ot John Linkl.Ucr, deceased Petition for protet. of will filed. Nov. 11, mu, amigued for bearing C. M. Knappan, solicitor for petitioner EataU of Horace Wellman, deceased. Petition for appointment of administrator filed. Nov. 24, next, amignrd for heat­ ing P. W. Niakeru, scliciuir for petitioner. Political Notes. The gain io tha Rtpubli. Ohio at tha late election over The largest Stock of Ladiee Cloaks. ACROSTIC. . luhHl l« Ike IU.USJ. K4rxl.li'i> Kmm. • o. fW« »•.»!•* IM <in-al»l«l la nail Barr? Uirw.aMete'. .wk. eratl.e. u ,»a , ’ SMITH. J.4*,.r PMtal r. W7kj, aera. Seidtav fcv reUaeaCT."**®" ury Sept. 27 was lfi28.M7.96; rwnipt. lor the week ending Ort. 4 were f27,. it.’for terne time 156,. a IdanesdeL 4. 1879; DAUCHY & CO. COL tlecreasd for th. weak Letter, aJdr.,^4 u tbe feUawlag pmoai ramair. aschimed m tha porioAe. at Baalinp Barry eouaty. Mich., Oct,' 18T9. Henry A. Barkern, Elmer Green, Ei­ re Maguire. The largest Stock of Boy.’ Clothing, The Largest §tock of BUFFALO ROBES. In fact the largest, most complete and-best Stock of General Dry Good .over shown in this city, Buying those Good, from first hands for Caah enables me to offer IT. lattai Iftnit COTHOLICOI iSSmSsc The New York llmil.lhu talked with Leo W. WilliaON, the firat colored mao ever elected to tha Ohio bcjialature. and and judgea that ha will -‘weigh, intellec­ tually, at least u much, way, bi fire av. erage Democratfo AaMtablymen from thia city put together." "Don’t Know -Half Their Value.” i'5,ey ** of a8’m‘' Biliouaorea and Knloey Complaint, aa recommended. I had a halt boule left which 1 tued for my two little girls, who the doctor, and neighbors mid wMd not be eared. I would have lo.t both of them ou. night if I had not given thrm Hop BtUcrs Thry did them ro much good l eoutteued th«r use until they were cured. That is why I “7 you do not know half the value of Hop Bittera. and da yaot reeommred them high enough. —B.. RecbeBter, N Y. <ttttt.ul.tt. _ l.._tt. ..tt way home from this dty. His droth oc­ curred on Saturday night bat, from tho injnriro be then received. Ho had lived a FoaUr'a majority over Ewing in Ohio is great many year, al tho Spnnp, aod was L hoaatajwfrigbt 17,129—dear majority over Ikon, Greens and Proa, combined, 3,855 DISMII.I o-pahtxkr- eummuuicate thia fart, sod with lb. de sire that ever gymnaat should know cf the good lobe derived fp.m you; valuable dbcovrry, as without iu use I should cer­ tainly have been unable to accomplish whst I did. Haur C.^nxrxn, 3d Baactuan Borton Bas. Ii.ll Club. Hold by >11 draggbta. Send for pham- I • THE NEW UtiltT SCMXI.XU ' d SEWIKt MACHINE. A Furx Book of nearly 100 hrgr octavo pages for the aiek. Full of valu­ able notes on Scrofula, Daeases of the *Brr*thrtlg Organs 1 Disease, of Meo ; Disease, ot women; Aehcs aod Palo* UBAL CAIN I5TH m tOODSNW GOODS At the Cash Store of The New York Graphic maka Democratic Tomfoolery" in New rerd •‘the Detnocratie Samloolery.' matter, iu all one. ' Hope—William Kline ar. Irving—William Brow. JokaHoo—Robert Brunner. Maple Grove—Horace Dean. OrangevHk—N. H.Orr. Prairieville—Frank Wale* Rutland—I>svid Trego. fcewi. 2. The ^ewa from Ohio is good for1 many thousand freah Republican recruit*. 1 3. Th. campaign bad begun to be live­ ly before Ohio wm hr.rd from. There The Grand Lobge of L O. G. T._ was will be a roar presently. held hat week at Saginaw. The attsn4. New York b the political focu* for d* nee was very large, and among the dele­ gates and mem beta were many of the most eEcient of the Temperance workers • Dress Goods, Suitings, Cloakings, Silk Fringes, Waterproofs Ladies Cloth, Bearer, Flannels, Ths Good Templin. • •peaks wellfiw the efficiency of the Horney, but have the /*ytrf fines been The report of th. Grand Worthy Secre-. The New London, Conn., TWeyrum 1, and h the money so collected pasaed uryahowaa nwmberabip ot over 10.000 roya, “th. Republican psrty in Coo dm tbo credit- of tbo Library food? with about 150 Lodge. iu good working ticut has no: been in a belter condition rhifw the city lUcorder can atxswur that than it ■ now for a number of yearn past. There b no reason why th* Legislature to be ehoros io November ahoald not bo Aa we go to press we learn that the rtrnogly Repsblinan in both branebee. ^m.hlp A mason, plying between MB- ; .ukeeaad Grsud Haren, went ashore ir the florin tbo latter eity yesterday •ruing, and u n total les.. All ber pear'r.ra about 5U in numUr. aod the till*, . Sept, of Juv. Cadets—Mrs M. -w were landed in safety. The freight ut 990 tons fiour aod bacon is destroy- ^G^Cbap Jicr. A. H. P- Wiiaos, ( ton; G. M .J. W. Uwi^ DrtroU; t Mary E. Cordes, Grand Rspub ; The GmtfoseL ssauagm iu Calai»(Ms.) M., . .. . -------------- .hi Lanaiug r their defeat sompisioed of bribery on GayW• part of Repabiicaas. The ebsr/»* re brought before d grand jury in wbington enuaty, compowsd of eleven waa held to hare fairly canted hb promo“Sk H a. I'v. 4 Allyj T H 1U1—k,. .rc.pwiC r. B-M. •• lku4e .M D. I’ rf Ctaj. lotto. Stu .Jected rcprsaeutaUvas to R- «■ G. L. st New York next May: Alterne- On Friday last a* Mr. Gold ring, a rtsi•lent of the 3rd ward, was digging sand ut of the bank, north of tbo iron bridge <m Broadway, the bank eavsd is, burying him several foci under U>e sand. Ho was lug out with tbo ntmost dispatch, aod ta­ ken oat alrre, butvhas bia lower limbs perallt-.J, and the chances of hb recovery ere exceedingly sHgbL „ .. 'th. third '-■I p»c»i of inotie. and about SOO ».<«1 cut*. Ready Made Cloaks, Foreign A Domestic Cloths Superb Steel Engravings I Gents Suitings, Clothing, Clothing, Ils principal •abslluhmrou are L. Fob, hie of the city of Hastings, is hereby revoked. llaatingi, Ort. 15th, 1879. Henry tlougiilalio, Sheriff. 1111, Utt M * “J""? YarooCity. A private a^rtllheUth iort.tsp Huts and Capa. Over Coots. Fine Suito, Hosiery, Ac. LEWIS STERN. . WuMhingtdft Block. only PLACE to find RROADHEAD DRESS GOODS Hastings, Sept. 15. 1S70. What is it? Ans.—Yoar Prescriptions and Receipts. What is it made of T Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. How u it made ? Ans.—With care and accuracy. Where to gel it T Ana.—At Roberts & Hotchkiss, where you will always find a full and select Stock of O A^T’e KIDNEY PAD Drugs and Medicines. Our expenses are light and we sell goods 'in same ratio. --------- ----- o«. Tawsa.'^&te. Uwoorromm, soamm e nomwaMs. c«~t FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY ler will, and unite lh.tr force, sgainai the Chairman Artahr ot the Naw York BepuMioan fitete Committee, promise* a majority of 20,000 for tho entire ticket He says the saavass is looking exceeding­ Furnishing Goods, I have taken advantage and can make the lowest prices. KIDNEY DISEASES, UVER COMPLAINTS, The Chicago. Hl, Tima nays, “a solid South means 138 electoral votes, and a Miauaaippi i< going on wo do not aoo bow ■olid North means 231 slcetoral vote* the Mate could be more auilabljr represen­ ted than by the ehiet ot ttohong traitor*. solid North candidate by 93 majority of th/ General Arthur, Chairman of ths New electoral votes. They mean that the elec­ fork State Committee,expresses confidence tion will not go to the I! ouae, and that it wiD ins plurality aftemethidg near IOO.OM) bo of oo om to uoaoal RcpoHieana and vote, for Mr. Cornell, aad a majority cf aral Democrat* with a view to auch a coo20,000 or 30.000 for the row of the ticket. tiogvney.” poweFcorn"sheller. ReprosnUtivo |*>riog of Masssebusetls Momv. hale A BartUy kafe added to .trongly advtwaua the nomination of Gen. their other faeilities in their flouring mill, Grant next yror. that of a first clam power eoru-ahrllar. 8o Savcral of tho rendidstre of th. Mary- bring along your corn and get it shelled jn laod Grro'nlmck party have withdrawn from one-eighth ths time that you can do It at the tkkotsince the Obioebrtioo. Th. Tammany tmch.ms refute to abauJohn Kelly. Tbey-proporo to stsod by the Bees to ths bitter end. John Q<i»«y Adems offers to withdraw fn>« th. Gubernatorial ticket if Ben But­ Mean. Cook ARogcrs purchased of C­ L Beamer of Irving, last wwk, a oalf, «x ly welt months aod ten days old, which dressed Benetev Bruce ba* raceivsd letters from 3911 ; sod the bids weighed 44 lbs., tha South staling thst Soalbtm Republi diking a total weight of 435 Jib*- I» eans are bopotul. In Mhmwppi and was very fat, and the n\o*i besnuM tseei they have r**omcd their J<xal we ever ate. Wo very touch doubt If cw— of Barry county', best cattle breeders ever is making a very active eanva® >n ba own Lave, or can now. equal it Try,gentle - WkrftaO. U.MJ S— B—» »■ shown 118,0*8 Ike largest nttmbw ever enrolled except in tbo Presidential nlertinn tn 18TG, when tbo number was 183.0MThia yoer it is expected lire ruts will meh neariy 100^00, or ssv.nl iWm^ wuce than Urt y«r, aod s Jsrgnr vc<« The largest Stock of Glove., The largest Stock of Men's Clothing, CROWN Charles E. Youngs, a boy of 18 yeais s t; of cx-Supervbor Young., of Hope, httdted 121 buaheU of corn on Saturday । li’t, ia eleven liourt, binding the stocks ' in a gn-ii workman like utaoncr. We think this a pretty good days work for a Tbo registratioo of th# »«>*«» « । York City for tAe November sleekioo. , ■r tUul.M, >*su>r»l. ‘niwHi .u4 trreo.ll. List of Jurors The Mfowiug named person* bare The Iowa election, a. well a* thai been diawn to eecro as Jurors st the Norember terra of the Circuit Court aod The country will resume, but the Dem­ Ohio, show* that the gretnbackere George WilhH, of the Bittle Creek were once Republicsim went back to •ummoorti to be in attendance on Moe- ocratic party will not. i.', says “ail roads from tho Repub* day. Nor. 10th. at 3 o doek tn the afterThe Wilmington i N. C.) Putt taunts old party to kill off Yaaoowm lean-party, if followed far enough, will be an immense rooster over ^the result io Farmers Get Fooled found to lead to the Deme critic party TbornappU—Edwin ’ Falii* and David Ohio, and aayt: “Ohio, 2&.000 Republi­ | when they buy Butter Powders and cUMattison. can majority, which insures - John Sber- ored salts, and big bottle, of cheap color­ The Ladin Society connected' with the ing atuff, if they expect to get as good a i'rrabylertan -church, will be entertained Butter Color, aa the Perfected Butter Color made by Welk, Richardson A Co., on Friday afternoon . by Mre. J.-tmcs P. The Greenback vote in Ohio paua out Barliugtou, \ t. The others har* trird to only 9,129 on the official ecu nt—about imitate the excellence of this, the origins Aeayria—William E. Jackson and ooe in seventy-three of the total rote of color, but have wholly failed. Partner* ahould um only the "Perfected." 8-M lUssctnber tbc N. Y. Theotar Company Luther Rogers. Baltimore—.John H. Day and Charles crow over tbo Prohibitionist*, the latter by Druggist* and Mrrehant* generally. will open for a short tcaaon at Union Hall polling only 4,145 votes. to night. They are rr[>ut*d pruEcjont in thrir profMMoo, aad we doubt not their Nt. Confederate Brigadiers will be al­ er.tcnaitHneuta wiB [lease all their palmar. lowed to help iu the New York Democra. mjcnls and aevea Republican*, which, -•ter u examination of the evidence, disuiased them aa groasdlete. Like the par­ ty, it* charges were fiat. ’ The largest Stock ot Ladies Knit Scarfs and Hoods. The largest Stock of Underwear, The largest Stock of Hosiery, ! will be a social at Red Ribbon Saturday evening, for the benefit Juvenile Temperance Club. Re The rrpert of the proceeding. of. the 'ard of Supervure*, printed here with, «o long- that we are compelled to oOlit -.rnmeota. our New York letter, and ■ I am Showing this Season: The largest stock of Dry Goods, " The largest stock of Dress Goods, A specialty. Call and Bee us. ROBERTS A. HOTCHKISS. * ib.GaM« FOR YOUR A VALUABLE INVENTI^L M OOS*SS| TH! WO.LO ««»OW««0 WILSON SEWINS MACHINE In workmanship la aqua! to a Chronoonetar Watoh, an«l aa elegantly finished as a firat^aaa Flans, tt roootwd the highest award* at the Vienna and Csntannksl Kxposw •»«**• AM>jrnn.rru mnmmwro ~r~ �of the Cm-, named, a gentleman of etror* I mous wealth, who scocutly ensnpUted a palace on tho Fifth avenue at a fabulous cost, with private gas works by which be got blown np aod nearly killed a week or so after occupying it, declined to testify on the ground that fie might criminals himself, a dedaratioo which struck his hearers with horror and surprise. He has always hitherto born the tugheat char­ acter. There is no doubt Uro grinding monopoly of thia company is a thing cal­ culated to exasperate anybody who knows anything at all of their methods, and plain troopls arc at a Ices lo understand bow, tn the elevated railroads, mocoy can hon­ estly be quvdrupled in two days, a thing which was actually done by Masers. Field end Tildeo, wbosoreceol felling out is 0153482323 vidv wnws doctora visiting us iv often.' “Bto. Taylor, tiro answer is vary easy. I used Hop Bitten in time; kept-my family well and roved the doctor bU». Throe dollar.' worth of it kept n > well and able to work alt the time. Hl warrant it has nut you and the neighbors osu lo two hundred dullira apiece to keep rick the same rime.” ‘ Doaoun, Hl use your medicine here-1 after” . • Ml a’dSfiuBAt^wnlarli ! wm SnsEjg t mr eawrwIHr- lib«* *w--=s^5? wraWagi: ef tho Nasal CaviUaa, Aecto, . and Llcorstive, Hay Fever, cr Uro Catarrh. Catarrh of tha Eyr •’•d T.ir end Catarrh ©f Urn Throat LU application* ih 0 :ti=1' :<ii >a.ifCHD'8 • fExSujcbrg) Id - sport, has been intensified to the lut de­ gree by the story of the sawing of the boats of Courtney, and the remarkable ooiocidensen of muAwtuno which have attended so many of his rowing matches. Whether he or bi* friends, or his opp*?- i neats or their friaada, were cuuoerucd iu the matter, docs not seem to signify a particle. The whole crew of professionals arc under a cloud of deep discredit, and they have evidently wounded almost to death the nose that laid the greenback •«. Ool. NUW AllvirilTIrenM JOHNSTON’S SARSAPARILLA lm imm innnu. fYDfLAMC! Bolat lsc«i trow bnsMrtlMaJ bos'U tall s ■Atjtrjaj Iona tH».e.lls4 thVasHrti Aute Ladies KSLV An A»*o Italian S!STC> W'.. the best liniments y® JUN 03 EXAST. a. usrjss- TEEBEST OF ITS Kfflll. Michigan Central Railrca-j BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. auditorium came acroas a loving ooupiu wrapped in he arms of Morpheus and ol . each other They were awakened amid sad blushing and dismay. Poor, happy yvuos creatures 1 They proved td be a bride'and groom from somewhere pear Utica who had wandered far aod feat jll day sightseeing in the great city and । wound np by a visit to the theatre. Their exhausted nature gave up, and as the per­ formance wound up their energies ran down, and they sank to slumber aa | rufound as that of grandfather's clock. . Their yaae might aerve as a warning lo the 1 newly wedded not to work too hard iu the | honeymoon. Our militia and the gallant Gate City | Gaurds from Atlanta, Georgia, who have 1 Cures Pains and Aches. paid na a lying visit, have been shaking ! *-r«.irr*.!»- C'uvaMM. bonds serosa the, ete., and crooking friend­ ly clbowv (with sumctMwg p>vd at the I IKNEg.S-./X. lliu. extremities) in the taunt fcatire fraternal I fashion. Some capital speeches were made by representative men among both ^osts aad guests, aod the visiters have been trotted round, to great conlsntmtnt, to everything worth seeing. They tbrtasclres hare left the pleasantest impremion on our people, ami their drill is euneedetl PRICE K CCNT3. to be unsurpassed by even the Seventh and Twenty third, of whiwe performances New York and Brooklyn are jiutl/av proud. Such pleasant excumoaa go far to cement cordiality .between the citizens of widely »c[crated sections of our common I 010 AMD RELIABLE. country. The approaches to the great bridge ,Dn. SavrouD'n I.mrn Ismooaivon • is a Stamlanl Family Il-mn]^ foe (UsnMe.oftlH.Livvr.Suimach ■and Bowin__ It la Purely . mCOLLINS’QB VOLTAIC PLASTER IMPORT A. XT Tii Merita Puciaiiii Cumpaij The KH.1LI, sun Ll»EAST ANI> WESTTD ANU l'Ki> GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT MEXICAN West Meriden, Conn., ( ft: ffitoH FiSlE Ct “aMa 250 IMPROVED FARMS lain and Ormnwntal Silver l‘!«te*l aad MUSTANG I'fhl Cut G law ware, ’l.aSp, Chandeliers j •1 and Broacre, Tabla and Pocket Cutlery, Shears, Sctasurs «.T. Janet..* <• ttaO*H! A* • 1 LINIMENT PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE 1'03 8PE3MAT03BHGX , the weH-kaawa Partee Gone, “8EMINALPASTILLE- id Novelties and Specialties of many Ifercriptions. Canada Southern Ra> bbected xircpuatws,-, vjs; Th OJ.CO now ouw at ths height ot its . interest, and ‘ draws crowds day and evening One of the most prominent exhibit* thia year is that of the Now Homo Sewing Naehioe, . the manufacturers of which seem 4o have | been fortunate enough to strike a new : rein in the weU-wurked mine ■»! aowirtg machine invention, and bare produced in their !'New Home” a machine ou light* running, nouelea, durable and free from complication, tbai it is growing io popu­ larity at a great rate. 1 have no epaee here lo go into p.rtirular description of all the new peculiarities embodied, but | they certainly .mjke up a fiuo machine. BOOKS LINIMENTS MB MAN 03 BXACT. MILLIOK ‘HE WHITE Sewing Machine Unrivaled in Appearance, Utparalltlcd in SrmpUcity, Unsurpassed in Csnstndion, Unprecedented in Pnpuianfy, And Undisputed in tin Broad Claim The Southern Brigadiers may keep silent, but the past and proeol actions of the Solid South are speaking all the N«w Youtc, Ort. 17ib, 1S79. The New Yorker is proverbially a meek creature and it takes a good deal to rouse him. Ha has even submitted lo Uw unconstitutional municipal regulation to tha pig-headed aldermen agri oat carry­ ing pistols, ehieffy for tl-.c rcarou that with few exceptions, the New Yorker was not in the habit of making a walking gun­ smith's shop of himself. Hut man is only mortal, sad the average New Yorker may bo expected to blossom oat yith so areanpl. ot revolvers like a prospector in the Far Went with Indiana about. The cause of tbo trouble is, as might be guessed, that irrepromiblo clobber, Cop.*Williams. I really am getting as tired of mentioning, M your readers mas: be of bearing about this extraordinary pcrooaago, but bis tricks THE PEOPLE'S PAPXR, TBFDTOITmNIlIGms 55.CSLW. KS SKX51S?4S5 C,J5*U •L't. a* tv. <*. . .... ,T.ti"J . THE ECHO FOR 1880. Three Months Free ;|llWly/and by the public,; ;R|1 ^Flor more than 35 year*. with unprecedented raulta.| SEND FOR CIRCULAR.; the century"— Tildeo aad Robinaof In the present campaign, though, they are practically one. Io Maine, this year, tho total tola hag increased 13,200. Of thia increase 12,* 670 i.« Republican. Tho beat informed predict 10,000 Bepubhcan majority in the The Fitchburg Sentinel thinks that •*the declaration of Geo. M. Stearns that Buller has voted for every steal end job siocn he has been in public life will cause some Btmoerata toetep and think." WM worse than usual this time. While I Thi> sentiment of tho Northern Bepub* pretending ro keen the peace al a review of beans is decidedly hostile to having a th. National Guard in Madison Square United Stales Seniler declare tint ho is >Am,Lbo Governor of tbo Bute, the Im­ an Ambassador of a sovereign Mate to tho ported ruffian (ha hails from Nora Scotia) with another blue-carted brute,. v> mar- The difference between a Minnesota Democrat and the Ohio breed is about u great as that of a Morgan boras and a full* blooded mule. Up Iu Minnesota they eill Ewing# speeches “tha braying, of a flatist" Perhaps h’s the climato. The Nebraska Republican Courration ad.iptcd a platform of tiro most stalwart dcscripton. and exhibited the utmost cntbusiastn at every mention of the cam- of General Grant He was declared to bo the champion of the Union, tho protector of tbo Nation, and its future preaarvcrZ President Hayes says : *'If I wens a oiu j hen of Near York I should certainly rote for Mr. Cornell, sad I hope hi will be I elected. Every Republican ie New York sboalJ feci booed to support the nominee. ! of hie party." This is aa plain as words , TUTT'S PILL SHrcicnai, CLEiornra us THE AFrUCTED EVESTWStSt. THE 6RFATEST MESICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ASE. runs' CHICAGO S Wffl IOG4I HILE: woinwi puls jaatss TUTTS pills TUTTS FILLS curt ccisriPApox. J,ek“« * _ IKillAMAPULlS, U>UI5VIi.I.n AMallretoc* SOUTH. TUTTS PiLLS TUTT’S PIUS TUTTS PIUS TUTTSHUS TUTTS PUIS TUTTS PIUS R. «. SSXOBT X.TNE. <0 WILMS snonmrr ro yvUE:£~i:Li“H" 52 MILUTHB AUOtlTtWT To ST I-Otns. KANSAS, TEXAS AGENTS WANTED CM SDUffliffi ID MUOT U lev Tet ar M.ITHEW.IUIB aarra, ra«<Wa." IFJf tStS.T=S? ‘jg2X2^*iF4“«tr mriMtm mimic w. mm WASHINGTON rL i' raiuDXLSwn . L � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-11-05.pdf 4905c8cdaaea60605721630299ea2f58 PDF Text Text Ff< HtFUiLicMt Jjyl/fi RATES OfADVERTISlKQ. YQL. 24. NO. 27. ■HASTINGS, MICH., VyEDNESDAV, NOVEMBER Ij. 1879. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS ■■Sutt*cthisgwbc« a perron *L wbo______ wanted1'I you aupyoac I thill ba on my PAPER NEW YORK. to hear her alng, a muaica! aomebody —‘—*-—1, ’ dare »ay you woqjd hava known th# nam*. but I didn't mind, I was ao vexed that aha couldn’t rojne h«re." , • 'Maruaret gu-med what tt wa*. A Mr. Kleoock* whiling away the aucn mvr day. at the ahora bad accidentally beard th# child a wonderful voiea and fol- THIS BSSEgSS W..*.»*> AiraeeiaAwir Bwsroaa (I* Anta* i ttuduco her to an opera mandgre with I whom'be had relation., and painted bar jirubaM# auceewi in such flawing colors i that the family bad been quite daxalvd. ; Thin was the last summer, and it might be । that thi. mom Mr. Kleisecks would fulfil i hi* prunsiw. But Elsie went un regretttug Kitty a absence, until the lovlinma uf a wreath tha: she wa* twining made her forget it. • "V Maigarc', I do like these red rues IMPROVED FOR 1879. ,, I12“”d' Bt“ P““tel “d Ligblct Ronniog Wagou In ■be World. EverJ Br,, Whju Hjdriiuli<. “*Cbl”* E','r>r Wh"> BoiW ■» on. Every Skein Kt with the Patent Skein Setter, and JOIINJR. EAVTMAN. HINEY AT LAW~ ”’ 4 SOLICITOR ilAMCMT. »»«• . .;«■«, H»>Uo««. MleU. Every Wagon Warranted. ! ONLY TRUSS ROB AXLE ATTAOHMEST. I the ft.a.ri, She w*a *traog«ly beauilfal ; a* rli« aitM'd t! -ro utnoug the *potl* uf the garden—lb#'rich critu~,o Rnahing tbroji^b , thw Irauparcnt olive cheek, ao delicute, | ytt •. warm that you bardly knew whether | to lull it luirur dark, her redundant curl, triiliug their t*wuy gold a!<mi her nrek, Sand.he; limpid <yr* full of a an fl, (tarry i • h:uA'..r. Margaret tboifgbt how well the L-’i.riou*. tr-.-pical flower aceurdad with her Voluptu j-j-bo ,uly ; the Dre and theMJwiuu ORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR •r.t . t>rerfuro Hjfin7Tn»h. aiiTlir GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. Mon- JACKSON WAGONS in u* in B*rry Countthan all others combined, -pet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Call and ace them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’S Hastings, Mich., May 6, 18»9. Ilf Imperial Soap For the Laundry, the Kitchen, und for general DENTIST NMle. . Micliiiai. WILLIAM WALTER. TAILOR, Tn Empire Block, over Stodge'* Store. . The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 t lb. ‘ bars—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will semi u.t an order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will semi one box extra free as a premium. - Or the orders may be sent to us for one or mere boxes at n time, with remittance, and when we have thus received orders fur 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free as^trupobcd above. If you do not wish to send money in advance you may deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your, town with the understanding that he is to rcmijAt co us on receipt j of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Caw, Sio ail Oimal Al p UmC JafTerionSt. day?" And without wailing foe an anawer, th# । tamed into tha parlor, leaving Margaret filled with a vague apprebenrion. Th# day wore away, and at auaaet the ; cloud* in the wot brake and rolled up in great, du*ky biljowi, gleaning tilver al j their edges all over the aky. There Boat i hare been a breuie atirring io that upper air, but the atmoaphere below wax' alill The old AcW bomratred and it* ground* began to - . . — • • "Don't talx ao. Vale. That fa noma­ were hung in the shrubbery, and hiddel thing that muat never come IrotWMn yoa under the vinca, and shoo# 'like star* and me." from lb# gloom of the linden#; their ' Promfae mo th it it shall not,—ont* lights glimmered weirdly through the pro—a me thatf h. mfad.’hb vreri hax'. The window* of the houro were all thrilling with paaaiouato co treaty. open, aud the mualir curtain* hung limp [' “Why, Vale I" 8b# was greaMy startrod inutionhn#. Within, a pale golden ' tod. "Ye*. I promfae you.” ' glow filled all th# room*, anbduad and !| He kiesfd her hand eagerly. *uft. Thn bouse began to b# quiie foil by “Poor lutj# iauocenc woman ! Do yon nine n'rfock. Another hour and it had know to what you hare; pledged year ctetflured into Uro garden People a# »elf?" t r "To have that lor# and charily for yon, that God ha# for tu all," raid Margaret, solemnly, Marching bi* far# with bar ilvrry, #liiumjr sluff; her curl* gathered There wu ,ika«, Bled only by* the UA from her forehead into a knot st the UaA r.f her head, atntfWIlog'thMree Ina waves ol ramie list drilted oat the bright .troatn, trow mure ItuWuua than the parlor, the munotooou. chant of the dress over which they flowed. Her pe­ crickets io the shrubbery, aud lb# Irena culiar beauty alanlod people who had Whispering to tbemadvrefsr up in the wa hvr a year Wore, and thought they top# of the Rodes*. knew Ur. Nobody read the reeret -in ‘ Well, dear, I must go. Good-night." thiur eye#, or gurwwd why the rotca burn­ She pnt her band in bi* aud repealed ed so r-dly on her <b«k*. | good night, b«L he did not go "Au elfiah loukiug creainre," **id one "Margaret, I know a secret. Paul young man to the girl on bi* arm. "1 ' B»mm )ov«s you.” should be l<xl> to have her face near tn<. She wu silent, bnt l ba hand in hi* "I dou’e know u the hundred thmnytid 1 trembled, uneasily. dUlar. weald be any tetnj tattoo." I *;AW you fora him !" “Why Pbtl Sidney! Et.ro Shannon1I, • O Vale, fa the* k»J t is a beauty She's divine. , • . I Her voice betrayed her pein. And lite blue eye* .mtlcd up Into bis' ' “He will cxiroe to you #omed*y' a* if their owner wuuld like to be eoolra- i She interrupted dined. Sidney shrugged bi* ahouldrra. '1 ’“No. He wul not. You do not know." •GratJted, but I sbuuia 1-ref-r a human ; “He will, dear. I do know, and I can woman. I'm glad *no i* not in love with ;I gurm tbnxweaiaeta of the life you will me. It would bo like being drawn into lead logndiet." th* maejtrom." He atopped, for the even tone was ahak"Fie! To quote that old fletioo ' Well, if Min ffliannuw is dot materia), her for- I| “Now Margaret, Ud me good-bye." "Good-bye." she Mid. '■Bay it u if you were never going to re# me again. Ki« me Margaret." Margaret btaitatod. The memory of the uigbt in th# arbor wax a restraint. ‘ Kim m# once Margaret, for the love h»d nxt lost my. mother, Margaret, darl| iag. When you are happy with Paul, try u think kindly uf me." The remorseful teuderncn* io bi* last i look Margaret never lurgot. She went 1 slowly into the hottie, thinking bow tnor| lid Vale was that night. , "He will route back to morrow, though," i abe »aid, “aa gay a* ever,—tbia child of All Work GUARANTEED. If. J. flu/lil, WHOLE NO. 1278. next birth­ Corner Monroe and Jefferson Street*. New York. iffllUFIW * "Why, Ekie, not in bed yet? bow cold your heuda aru' Aud Our .u> i-Ouliy and eajuM, id IwJ.ii .i it'fa retrench* I the liquor All grrrf triumph* our oomry ha# ever r-« rarricut*** WmirSCWIMC MACWIHtCO. CHVtLAHP,0HIO THE NEWVICTOR .ar peMfc h#e*a la the Kats, ths tabla* **•«»• i •! vlth all uro ** k«t. s<erd. an# rerstai at■uiaaiirlraa hr .11 tavluvra. WWW- MICHIGAN EXCHANGE HOTEL ni.BMt eaavtnUatfr iMared Uul la Uxvaotr. "be first hotel in theStau <p reduce rates. Th# first hotel in the Bute with Pa».uger Elevator. . SIWUHIT SIHPUfiEi)' leaf apotv the *brubUry and Wcw* wueol with opal pein*. Eb-e Oaiuo to tarrekfaU looking radient. and dtai.k her Coffee, and buttered the while roll*, as if »1io were wrapt in aome happy dream vf Ur own. ____ ________I.-.I <• r* ralt th. lime> ths r*»v>lrl*r #f AU llst.l iv Orliid tu .hare. 2.00. $2.50, and $3.00 Per Day, Mrvuua 1 *houldu't have slept a wink And inch trrriblc thunder. Un. and such blinding lightning! Margare’t, dJ yon aee It?" * Margaret laid that *he law iu‘ ••I wonder you waro’t IngbtitMd. And Dbuutob b Kidnta Wi sen Rm feehta Etc rj "Z Tta. ®mp|. .nd E..V Running M.chin. in th. M“t EI’gU,«k*-Th. e,k rf.trebu v« ------ VICT0K KWIHC WAKE UP! VICTORY T.lh^whaberthrir AND 00 TO J AME8M. HEWE8jQR „.m. man CiiiK, WBetaUaiiW HANOlJfG VriKDON CURTAlKh A. IE S SPEd-A-LTY. Mr*. Amber wa* romfoitably t»t.Ufabed io MT rocking chair, tint my I urn for ioralidtam and iiidultuec, preparation* Were begun for the petty. The tniJsunnner he*:, bad withered the earlier bl.ro.Hii*. but along the brockaide the rardinal flower .till wared it* beauty of the rbexix shun# iu the p*»tnro*. and lb# pyrufa made the heat «.t tinpine wood* fragrant There »u the droOpinjT, feathery grace of the soft mead­ ow graare*. and the green redundance uf the cfaurati* that, lika lb# ivy, "no* a leal will grow bat thinking ol a wreath." HENRY L. NEWTON, ’tr~ NEW MEATMARKET rouLTifY 4/to fitH- qCE ■ | SAWS FILED, COOK & ROGERS peculiar electrical'aioc* ot the at'moaptara jjb affect me *o. I •Imu'i be »bh- to tbinic cf doing anytbirgall d«y,‘’ rouiiautd Mr*. A.mbcr plalLiively , MIDDLETOWN CONK. W-1£ruDmuruOai«.235BrAixW..C FRESH 5 SALT MEAT ruba and dcMruya all that fa sood and para within y.iur mind or soul. No bonsnt nun can or wdl eogare in the busies**. We eomplain of great and eo-maou* tax­ ation ; yet the aotMUoi of our State and national expenditure plcvly pruv* that the coat qnnro,|UBI1#npoa tha uei-a* liqoov traffic alone far exceeds that expended fisr Slay with B-, *1500.00 aay market in the city. but iutcmjrorancr ha* ever bore the im­ pend <np cure# which ha* bong tt# a i;loocre pail over all it# past. King Alco­ hol b the evil which the preavec age ar# dcatioed-U battl#. The work i. ritaply a question of human endurance. It b eco­ nomical in ba tendency, moral, rdigios*. and inuUcctnai, rod must eventually vis the vierery. Nothing good eao eume of the liquor trafic ; it b demoraliiiog. debaaiog, de•tractive in every aeaae. Therefore, have we not a right to place the iron heel of auppttweiun upon it, firmly aayiug ibare ihrngs .lull not luog exist.? If a bone b stolen, the whole detective government i* uo the alsrt searching the country over to I all ba* Lf«. Margaret wa* thankful fur that pnrtiuKk An hour after midnight tbeV^aae w*a cmpiy. The family came together a mo-, meat before retiring. The unnatural look to accept than deciine, and Margaret kt the huUK wore mill. m*da ibam look him lead her to a *v*t in the long window that opened on the garden Then be "Your roam are redly fadad, Ellie. I wood by her eikntly. Sb* forced her­ would go to bed immediately." self to kpeak. KUm replied qumtly, and they all aep>“Yuur maaquera-L- i* perfect. Mr. Bar­ rated. An hour after, while Margaret ron. Due r-juld hardly know your real wa* rvguely floating oa the burden of dream land, aome aoft lipa touched here in Sweet’s H°Tel> ,rnd ni Bat Of Mr Dew*/, addrea*. none but a shorthand reporter could do It justice. It wm every bit to prod to be lost, and w* ask *pnce for a portico of tha maey good poiet. he made, which we give ro follow* : Thb fa an aga of prepare; al] along tha by wavs of human (xperienoo w# are #outiuually burying from onr eight lha rub­ bish ol th# put. The history of all agm GOODS happy zeph. l the blua-boll*. in whore hooey-sweet cup, the wild bro hides, the yellow abero of velrcly marigold*, and the stately pomp at the dahlia. Among three tre««ur.-. Ehh'a fingers were bu«y all the Morning The wild fiuwct* .lie rareWly t«vd over to Marg.nt, paying— beautiful«yt* meant ••You »re quite wrong, Mr. Barron,” <i:itil-eri-<natma>pberc. Utly the led gray and evrol. Marjttret went abe aaid haughtily. ”1 ondmUed you r rm ta_*nd began Io lay oJt theatti- as well aa yon can wi*h.” Th* reply wax not quite ele»r, but he her own tnih-l White hie wa* so • •1 rome oho caoM slowly upstairs *aid,— -We are friend*, then." "I kava no wish to be actively hoetilo." oui-icv u.i.c lu-wcin,,— •Thwi't disturb me now. Let as rret." Sj Margaret moved around very (till, fortunate, Mi** Amber. How eau I show you my contrition V* and at last went softly down-main. Paul Barron wa* in the parlor alone. ’ "Only by never alluding to tha Mtbj#ct He by <!«»*. bi. bock a* rhe looked in. again," she mid, in a low rulce. He bowed. ; and M .rgatet thought that he might ex- You .hail be obeyed." । j««ct her to come in. Sb# did ao. There He left her, and Margaret wa* more Wa* Ito Work abo^t, no pretext to employ perplexed than rrer. All the r<i*t of the her lian-b. anti she WM forced to lit quite, lidle, lUadyieg her voice tn »pe*k to bim evening her mind wx« a chao* o< »pccnla- garden burnt themselves out and died in gfoum. Tha flowers drooped and tb« dead oder* lay heavy in ths air. Marigarvt went out inlb the garden ; it wa# almost deaerted now, for many of th# i guest* bid departed, and those whoreturned warn gathered around a lady wbo ret al tffo piano. The subtle sweeiora# of the mudic floated ent Into lb# dusky Piror 'Margaret I Though bhe eat very nijltn. Sh#\lietro«d. The mdody wa# quiotlj-i controlled her throbbing putare, very delicate and airy, alaiott joy on#; anil made her v-ifaxi oven and ihroct, used but a mournful minor strain ran through the proper phrase* though without the it *11, lodieecisg th# eternal *orrow that les*lidrenf wbat he w» !piking about, lien at itro bare uf our l.igbret joy. Snddealy a warm baud clashed hem. nnd put in her yen and no in tbc right plac?. That hour wx* a tartare. Bhc aud Valv bent his Lead near her* with some careless words tbit were half com­ wm ghil when Elsie's step on the stair pliment. end b.11 jest. She louk#d up iogavu her Co ex euro for ruing ■ Yuu wanted to see Efair. I will to hie fate. It sremsd quite whit#, and the dark, magnetic eyre bad a softer p>iwer than twuai; but th»t might have been the moonlight. . "You went very goad, little Margaret, crept up from the aca aud uroiocd drmrile •muoK th* tree*, and awepc the dvuda *te*dily before it. The mwuo dr-pped ■Ail of aigbl in the went, and the aura politind partus shall uk# hold together to borrowed her »pkndor, and ahoue with a effertuall, wipe out the dark Main span ’•‘tFZLW lha bojtie «u a*lcep a *m*l) our fair Ualiuo a history. [Applanae.] I exjiwt Io live to see lha time wbao moment under the .tar*, looking up at the from my native New (l*a.p*hire to the golden ahoara of California not one open old home where bar peaceful youth b»d ..I.-, .ball b« found. been (pent, looking up with a yaaraiug, Does prahibicioa prohibit? Tbto fa the regret(nl teodenieM for the true hearts n«ration now traiog o-ked. I can tastify that loved bar, and thro glided down lha from a rceuni visit to Main#, and a earafol path, and wan lost in the gkom nodar iospectioa of the (object, that it nan, Sad th# tree*. dues. A strung aeatiaieni favoring prnbiEverybody wa* l.lc at breakfaal the next morning. The eoflee wu roll, .nd th# biroaica grew redden, and old Phillis’* amiability, oarer roexluuMiblu. gave way under this unufnal draft upon it. “Da Lord know* 1 i* tankfnl dat biridaya don v-cofie md«4_d»n oner a y«*r. eullocled, hepingthat a n<w party would Di* world'wouldn't ba wuf livin’ fa if dey •pring up, and new oSere. were waiting, did. . Dro mia*is aba’ll fret if de ling* 1.' have turued their attention eiaawber#; but rold. andarold Mia* Mirgary .n’ me j.s1 a higher tnrral ten limetit ia everywhere oil 'twnaour fault. Anyhow iTl .gib growing, and God fat hi* own good time hvr a piece o’ my wind." will bring about thu much weeded reform. And the old creature replaced all the Wa muat iroeh our youth to ahun lha eatables in the oven again to proaerve dram «bon m the moat damnable «po< on thair warmth. earth, and we miMt <.nroeire« werk with She bad gone through this protean aoveral times, baling withdrawn them every time a aonnd in the chambers iodieaud that any on* was on lha point of ooming down, before anybody appeared. this rery dvginl addiem. laid by many I# They canre Mraggling in ooa by one al bare boon tbs beat temperauo* >p**nh ever laat. Margaret first,a« usual, th# boy* given in our city , .nd w. chink if Mr. D crn*«, a* wa» frequently iho cue; sad ever comae bare again Opera Hal! would Mr*. Amber in a attia of collapte, a* wa* be tiled iaeritable. At ckwn Heavy WiU*. highly rem“Dear ma, Pbillb I there bkcoita are Dt'D'Jad the Speaker, and gave some interall cold," complained Mr*. Amber, making bacx in b«r chair with lha air of a martyr to ill usage. Old Phlllu collected hvr forere. warm forever, mitses. nor egg* eodtr. Folk* dal ait np till mornin' oaghtar take daro breafu* da night aforthsad," mid the old woman. "Here's a warm biatmit motbar," raid repuntd a aonvrtvaiiM with a premiaacl Southern Dvarectat, wU. in ipeakiug af the Rtpubllcwo nctreiaa h» Okk and Iowa, mud* tb« foliating uynlfoaM "Wc hull buri; bouse, of CUgrere, aad will hold th«m until aftnr th* next Pram­ dent i* eWad oirvf eovatml m. Ko •—'w* •— - »■»— �sbati For the baInuo«d()U Fft ______________ Mill 'Machinery HONEST MONEY PLATFORM. Opposition to oil paper infla­ tion, and ctmaequenl . depreeia- ' tion. . In favor of a currency of coin and paper of equal value, and equal purchacin^ power, the paper convertible with' coin at the will of the bolder. of Senator* Wade of Ohio ; Chsndler of Michigan, Johnson of Teanesae*, and Re prevent ativasGooeh of Maasaehusatta , Corode of Pennsylvania ; Julian of In­ diana, aud Oddi of New York. It was rostinued until after the ahree of lb* war. many chsngvs takinx plae* amoeg ks utembera from time to tire*. Mr. Chandh r remained on the oommills*. but declin ed al soy lime to bveora* chairman, al­ though he was the guiding spirit. As soon a* the Republicans gained ascendancy THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS. aettoliy prepare crippica fer the market. They buy children young, and star thsir with I ..; iron», ut twist their limb* with Undsscr til! they urow disturtmLjar purpo*- <o make tbrm live a life of Mgg»ry KWaapping Africans and making beet informed might knew tbe stock was tbetu wort under the Unit was really a not the cbmaeel of the wonderful collrc- tuiid thing h> <Io i0 iutnpsrU>o with this lioa. The higheei price for any one borec tneihod of Italian small capitalists to turn was 14.000, paid by editor of the N. Y. obliged friend of Mr.-------------------------Kt-'.ibont whWr they esy oust |22^)0. But one oa two other* butted more then 11,000 and then they dwindled very rap­ idly, tow down in three figurs. General Wilhrro, of Kentuekr, •reared the largest number and took young how invariably, evidently with so eye to the future. They Mnnufsctarc a fol! Line of FWIBLK B-tffiparasfwrgi UIDHEY-WOWT ' ■ mh-s tnssdxd h» lb» » (Irt la rnMUtaw <» 1>« rw»U Hssrststrsv President Grant, end possessed the firm friendship, esteem end cvafideoee of Prcaident* Lincoln end Greet, end Mr. Bun­ ton. Mr. Stanton wm appciated to th* Supremo bench upon the advice of ' Mr. Chandler, on the ••mo day that the re­ quest tn made. July 16, 1863. Mr. Chandler delivered hu grsatasl speech in - OH’MYi BACK! • «lf you should need one. or whiA »e kw-p « Ml S>"k. * fesarwaviMSi* ci u-.u Knaw*. I- I-It. NgMurnwa. Darfl»ru C.1I and get Price.. MESSER BROS New Fall Goods tn Memcriam. Senator Zechariah Cbandlrr ia deed, and entrance into publie life, Mr Chandler waa an active, prominent and akillful poli­ fender of the nation'* life, the Statesman tician, and when hie adriee was followed whose fir-ocring wwdum and life-long de party tucem brn generally awtured He votion to tbe principle* ef civil liberty have baa been an advocate ef protective tariff for the encouragement ef home manufaolure He has esreeetly advocated and often secured aid from the Government in sbook the nation through his lipa tUl van­ the eoust ruction and repair of improvement quished fore trembl'd aa they graibd, tha io rivrra and harborn He waa among the great leader of tbe party ol freedom, where nchitvcmcnL* bivko tbe dtaiu from and thro* of the slave power, the preservation derated to tbe high digaity ef American of the integrity and honor of the country, and the protection by law nf all I he right* eirixetuhip four millions of human beiagi tor, tbe bold, manty and unflinching de­ from tbe lowe>: depth cl chatile bondage, alike in publie aod private affairs, u a man the idol of bia adopted alate, and the na­ of uoquevtfooed integrity end greet practi­ He had wonderful powers of tion'a moot influential eitireo, ia hashed lo cal ability. . MAIUCTlUajm. intuilioe ant. moral courage, eoeood to Gov. John D. Long, gentlemen. Wo my Gov. Long, by route 15,000 or 20,000 He waa Chairman of tbe Union Cooerremajority, and a Legislature almos^jAixni. aioaal Committee four yean. He wu mocriy Republican. "Those laugh beet a member of oae of the National lUpubli can Committees ia 1676, and wu chosen Chairman for a term of foot year*. Hie cam and rigUsnos did much to secure the election of Rutbetford R. Hsyes to the thia dark hour of the nation'• history, do Presidency. Oo the morning after the forth* people what Zachxriah Chandler election he sent the report, t'Hayes has could and .would have done could he have oae hundred and eighty-five rotas and ia jelociad," w'hiejt^ though often disputed, been spared to have lead tbe champioua of liberty in Ute impending battle for the righto cf man irrespective of color or na­ known in American politics, proved to be true. October IS, 1675, Mr. Chandler tionality now being waged in ^bc political i wu sppoyZ-d Secretary of the Interior by arena, on the mult of which depends the' PresidentGrant, and held tbe position But he baa ! until after the inauguration of President Hia work >• done, and Haye*. His sdmioistralion of affaire On I is allowed marked ability, surprising hia skirts no taint of dishonor ever rested, and . friends and extorting praise from hit eoe- future of thiv government gone to his rent. right nobly hey it been dune. no word that be would recall ever fell fr>>m , system of regeneration and reform ia the his lips, ah 1 no word that the people whose i civil service, aueh u had never taken place honored leader be was would wish recalled, io Wubiugton. In leas than one week Tbe Republicans lo the local election* have swept thia state dean, electing their ticket in Cook county, which include Chi­ cago, by 7,000 majority, a gab of 12,000 •fare the last election . ’ PorUblr- S.. Mill. uJ Un.t Mill.. STUDEBAKER WAGONS the nation mourns and well eb* may. Republicans gain one in Sa i in the House over last year, majority of 20 on joint ballot. Sutiomry 6320 iwiiimmi ng Committee oo Comtnereo, and brld the position until tbe expiration of bit third urot, March 3, 1875. He was ouo of tbe uu.: earoret supperura of Presidea l Lin- Befow we eummulM in the briefest pss aible language the more than glorious result of the election held ymtarday. Time forbids any extended synojuis of the ro­ MANSFIELD MACHINE WORKS during all kite eventful year* nf bi. aeaa- I after hia appointment he had ditmiaaed ; every clqrk from one room in the Patent tonal career. i Office lor duhoueety or immorality. He Ever the falllifhl and able Repmentathoroughly examined and sifted other Ba­ tire of the Stale, to whose material growth i reins, especially the Indian Office, where end prosperity be hu contributed ro much, I bribery aod oorraptioa were tbe rule, he never forgot the borne of hit childhood, i integrity and failhfuinou the exception. and wu proud 4o be-called a ton of the I The land aod Penaioo offices v-ro sibGranite State, a dearendau*. ol the Pilgrim jecUd to the purifying process, and <hs whole Depsrtment wu tboroug' ) Fathen. And it it not too much to »ay, vilcA Theos reforuai, institute t w the proud as the has been of the work done eivil service of the Department of the In­ for humanity, nationality, and prvgrere/by terior by Secretary Chandler were radical, ao many of her sone in the past, tie proud practical and effectual, requiring an amount position won by the dead Senator, placed of moral courage aod executive ability ulbut name aa high at tbe highest, on the dom ptnaasaed by public official. scroll of those who went from her hili sides to'work fur their rare at their country's The honors thia day paid, by tbe people cfMieLipin, lo bia memory, -wilt truly attest their unfaltering faipfio, and rever­ ence for the deed Senator, whe by bia de­ right aa their Senator bait given to them the proud poeilim of being tbe leaden fa every conflict with tbe nation's eornaica either domestic or foreign, aod made her voice ring out clear and distinct fer Jus- tire, Integrity, Diberiy and Nationality in Sketch of the Life of Zechariah Chand* Zechariah Chandler was born in Bed­ ford, New Hampshire, December 10, 1813. He rocsived an academical education. Jn December, 1833, be temored to Detroit Michigan, witers shortly after he engaged in the dry goods business, and io a few yean became a prosperous mrrchcot. In 1851 he was elected Mayor of Detroit, and in 1833 was the Whig naminea for Governor of Michigan. lie made a vig­ orous canvsas and ran Isr ahead of his ticket;,but the Democracy held unbroken sway in the Stat* until after the advent of the Republican party. In 1857 Mr. Chandler wm eb-eted lo the United Slates Seusu as a Republican, to irumed Gcoer. al Lewis Cass. Democrat, and look bis seat March 4, 1857. Th* principal sp^chcs ’"‘'“•tt’j.'KsrrS: § HUNT’S MBEMEDY WM. E-cLWCR. hia posts. Happy indeed is horse ur port A LECTURE wbo feeds al Mr. Bonner s crib. TO TO YOUNG MEN. It baa again and again been, asserted > that a aaviap bank has no Iqgsl right to folk It is supposed U> b* ao establish- ------------------------- —- —---------- — moot for tbe custody of the carefully col-. iTvttuSm looted surplus of the bard earnings of! tqy.r«yer. Ksrv-sr&iiatry.j.JTwpoor people to be invested in Government1 *** *’* ‘ securitir* or other* equally eouod . Unfortuaatcly, a great BJf svriojs banks have failed, and it has invariably l'een| found that their official* have guiltily DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS means bad security.” The trustees of the ! ’•W'Bond Street Saviniss Bsuk have now be• . y'n sued for 8130,000. whteh it i» ellegcd. 11- «« '• officers of th* Beak, over whom they were supposed to exercise control and letai . ire supervision, wrongfully It-ard in very insecure securities. The public is lookiog i CMsstu for th* upshot with interest Sluck specuUtians have been rig irutuly carried on in WbA stmt, and the brokers ' seem to think they are coiag lo make a ; big thing of it- .Many rate they bare molrtd oa eaUrgiug their premix*, and after cotasfocrable negotiation have seemed J tbe sdjsosnt property to the Slock Ex FOR 1880 change for the bv no means modret •urn i of 8350,000, oo which they propcec to erect a magnificent addition tn their al- ready handsome building Th* artillery of the Natiuosl Guard hare just cloeed a very iaUtosting ouur»c of instruction by officer* of the Davis Sewing Machine, Decorated truck regular army of Fort llamilum. evy. always io stock. ; Squads of officer* aad non commissioned Doat foil tu tall wAea in totrw. officers from every battery in th* Slate were pal through ths gun drill a« peivxtrs as well as in every fosition in eoooectron ’“”7” with ,th«r possible future functions ,ka; illKriW^i wiIV Jy, lk. A'wJMIe, JfwrrA K, 1878. Then, in tbe ereainp they attended lect- ■ ,t > 1. reuw r»p»4U:«ra. foulm •eeuaasl ur*S~uo the theory of gunnery. The pro-1-------- ■- ■----------- *------- ;----------- ■— grees made sad the interest exhibited hare been very great, end the experiment just oooeludcd has evidmitiy laid tbe found*, lion for systematic military iastructiou of Kreja cocaiantly on hand the best sort for our rititra soldier*. Wsr is aa unbappinees.iirat we rosy well pray LIME. never lo see again, but th* best way lo HAIR. avoid it is to be slwsp ready. A SPECIALTY- L J. WHEELER. to think Nrw York by no taesos suffitienlly prepared to resist invasion sad two new forts arc au----- •“* —litnpregnable to Death of General Hooker. W. W. KELLY & CO. We are putting in a fine Stock of G-ElOOJetXt.XJEIS. _ Highest market price paid for - Produce. - 2.—>. Goods delivered Free to any part of the city. We so­ licit your trade. First door east of Post-office. 2omS STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. ' i TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS, DRAGS young lAUfsayyya COUSTB Y GESTLEMA N Agricultural-Weeklies. Farm Crops and Proceemw. Horticuhuro and Fruit-Grow.j.Uvu Stock aad Dsirj LEFT H.1XD FLO WS. Reaperand Mowers. Paw the highest Cash price for all kinds of Fanner# Pro­ duce. , Farmers will do well to Qpny mil Mr. Crony before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at his Elevator, comer of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1870. 49 prevention, in .timm of civil disturbance, uisa tbe b-oya haven't got enough money yat to »««« |»yfor their g--------- — । aixtb street, square, tbroug- ~ ---- ------------------------Sixty-aeveath street, aud is aa imposing edifice with towers, drill balls company and officer*’ room*, etc , in the most lib eral supply. Ths ladies have rallied <e the sooport of their ball-room and archery REAL ESTATE. FOR S ALE AJtD TO REFT. formerly eeaod by Jacob Maus. or r«H. Apply st Far sale Kndppen'a Law Office. •oae of ,railroad, >.« oa Broadway, north___ _____ * «w»«d . . . Wheat, W ool. Coru, Potatoes Lard, Butter. Pork, Hains, ■tw— AGB1CVLTU1U1. XWSNIT i ma iMlate * Knappen's Law Office. Ifeasenaer Want Bcboel Hmm. bd*; j-ncs »W. Apply *t Knappen’s Law Office. Hows* Bear HaU 4 Bewley's MU). ee rest. Apply at Foe , Knappen's Law Office. Knappon'a Law Office. S2.^X1. Moses, my boy! You may take a over into the promised lasd, but you rerupyiL Tbe hr is re puekirt ag NEW FIRM ! W. H. SCHANTZ. CLOTHING W. W. KELLY. leu' Yemks, fejs ui CiMiti ■ „ . .... U1O ouruo, s urouiing I.uciuu «. a. luunu mye: "Mr. Cornell new cmrrnn the le| ef wU Wmugbi a fru pumge w lh>. free made by Saoalor Chandler during the adth. Union upon Uta skirmish^M for New----- — ----- min-r.ratiru ef President Buchanan were York ’ s poeitioa io the £rcat fight of nrxt thorn in opporiue. to 'ths admiasiea of ' year. I follow that flag wtererer I m itt folds, whoever may bo tbe eisnderd | i’or Yourselves. PIONEER STORE 1 General Joseph Hooker, commonly known aa "Fighting Joe" Hooker, died Friday at 5:45 p. m., al tbe hotel tn" Gar­ den Cit/, L. L. Ho bad enjoyed fair health fur aome lima, hia chief trouble be­ ing from lameness. He waa etrickeo with •pcplexy in hie room, and died fa a few The dvstb of General Hooker removes one of the moot Interesting figures of the Civil War. Tbe nare of "Fighting Joo" wu a household word all through th 0 Union, and bia reputation fur bravery and anaelfiah daring waa without bounds. The quick, srdent tempetsment of the nut wu wbal gave him bia fame and roeevre, and yet cheeked both. It ia an interuting, though tuelew, aubject of speculation to wonder to what higher plane ia the ranks of the heroes of the war hia military abiliity migh haru carried him if a ebolerie t-mpcr bad not led him, st a critical time to resign hia peat, and with it, aa wu af­ terwards proved, the probabildy of a great triumph. It "Fighting Joe*' Hooker had won the battle of Gettysburg, iMteed of retiring from lie command just oo tbe eveof it, hia place in the history of the oountry might hare been very different. Bu( hu retold, somewhat fragmntary re it wu, wu a brilliant one. Ho served bia country bravely end wall io two ware, and earned the hi jh honor which fail memory will surely receive. Ib receiving the*Largest Stock of • SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Apply al . Knappan'a^ Law Office. FurUtme fwury fin Jrffcrorm 6i. fe, ll air, Stucco, Cement, And all kinds of Dry;i Goods. It’« the place! to sell everything you have and to buy every-i thing you want. ’ | TAKE THE BANNER EnUr lasting aMtJfe �$500 RFW*RD. GOO rmeCn,. expex. 10 f,0 lEe blacksmith «-P formrly emwpM by ,J.a u(. D.tid Oliver. DRY GOODS M 11, It. ot lb» n.„k«.i ^.,J u„ TOn4 .Rath k n Arm.t, .. teeckur. „.3T-“ •“ —iu The appaliog calamity from flood* id I Spelo, «rrt before last, inwmmto ta msgounde with additional loformarioo from al) the regiou* affected by II li i* MW evi­ dent list about 3,000 Auman beings perbh^l Thre< is great dvstitutfoo aod auf I faring ia the aitfletod dutricts 1 am Showing this Season: The largest'stock ol Dry Goodsf . The largest stock of Dress Goods, » rfci.ni, n«,irf. children er. dawn with it. A few of oar ritis». • mdulged in . ■•teli hunt abut a week ago, uud«r tbT ••dtoBhipofDr. L.E Hart in .nd Dr. ^•"ghtor of th. Seaman of Beat., will G. B.Wmcott a. mpuio. Tbe fallow^^plaoe duriog ths holiday. am of I>. Haskin returned a wore of occaston, the North-Wester» Grand Trank “ nya; Th- &r tboe R'y. (fomeriy CbuMffo A 1-rto Huron) aeuoanevw that lb*y bars arrretgrd tn ran i a rtoop sieurvfoti train through to Chi­ ! esgo witLuut ciiaugs of rar-. Thia min, with Pullman I'alaca Hlawping C>«ch«s Tbe Atohteon, Topeka and Santa F. W ptbreiuy up tin iasreb st tbe sttMbed, will lean- Port Huron at 4:1ft l Ballway b to h axtewdrt into Maxioo. Tb. •upper following the huut. The li p. nr , Tute-isy Nos. lltt>, pmdug Char | movemmt » being trosscutcd by to b. repeated. Bo«oo eapitelbte. 7 • reodre *tU ooow be a____ Etitcred at the P^st Office, 'istinft, Mich., ac Second­ 's* Mfitter. r Guweral Manager Psuk. ot th. North, •-‘•rn Grand Trank rrilw.y, «y, Michigan oar company will build XX) M> rentier term on Monday next. I'xal the new ^dv< hear In this item piinl akop. A State street grain rynLcate held 200,(XK» busbeb of wheat, bought at about at 88 onata per btuh.l, and the re­ rent rb. iu wheat hu mads them Uro . profit of over 120,000. • TheoSeial UalUtlc. collected el the .<atirtday night,laat, to the depth of various custom h trama show that the to­ tal crore, of ..ports over imports for the Burt. Walker of Martin, Allegan Co., y~r ending the 31st day cf August hrt i* to teach the Poduuk school iu Rutland •u nearly tw o hundred and nio.ty mil Hus coming winter ju Moniay nwruing last foe the alate of New .to p>y their aubveriptioa ia that article. did tradi grspher, U drivra.wjtb work, and well ba irtttu it- oouutry. Haatiegs Center, Nor. ft 18?9. Eontw Hawser Thinking pnbap. that some vf Jour rcadm would like to know bow the Center R^a C1,b „„ EMtlug along, I take thu opportunity to I let them know that the club is stHI afire and bare our banner unfurled and waving •loft, and intend to keep u vhevs until Klug Alcohol ia# baniahed. W. bars had noma very gnwj meeting, id late, and tbe member, reewi to be mere iu caroret than ever. Ono weak qgo last Friday night the Rer. Mr. Shoop gave an ex e»Uent address to a full bouse. Laat Friday night wav our eL;h: to elret officer, and ths following person, were elected. A. D. n<wtoo, Pramdcut; John Marks let. Vico President; John Craig, 2nd. Vic. President; Mim Dori Kennedy. 3rd. Vico Presidrnt, Mrs. S. J McIntyre Secretary.; Mila Edna Barnhart, Finanrial Secretary , Mrs. B. P. Wert. Tr<u urer; Mias Maria Tinkler, Steward, John Craig, let Marshall, John-Payqe, 2nd, Marshall ; B. F. West. Sjrgeaot at A Belgian geotkman who i* well acrinaiuicd with buMncM iu the United Lfiteton say a th it woolen cloth aad clothing are no lunger cheaper in Europe than here; that the presifitoolcn manufacturing Re-working Butt.r. . Mr. T. H. Pearock of Rood City, prtd a vi.it u> the Ba.wwxu offios m Moaday last. Mr. 1’escock earned away from cur dty, MU* Jennie Cole to hie wife. May they. av Hip Van VTrokle myo, ‘live long of the spicn mill, aod coffos ros.ting -tab Uhmeoi of Fox, Shields A d»-. * Grand Rapid., Hs diapered of fab bourn aod lot while here, is Mr. L. K. Bteuffsr. C. M Bartlett A On, base bad hiUtlon at the Central Hoose for n few days put, a great ruriroity « ‘he shape of a beadle- rooster. Seven months ago is M lively Mll.I.IUIIi IH JULIUS RUSSELL. Ct> Meteorological Record. 27-2, -♦■■■ ■««. MMtaa lite, A*—* w**i i- । •Bury C». Alw»yu f n you re. iu Hmmugw > to g*t . amri -j-re fe,"j-*r^p«w*.*« *m*»L- Warren, for many yawn the •«• ubr editor of the Jideerriter, lbs organ nf the Republican, of tha elate in the early Jnn of the lUpuMiren p-rty. Tbsr. can bo ne question re to ths rook among tbs dailim ol tbe state, the Clrowsefe ore/ will lake under hie msnagure*®‘i and right gbdly w. «“ editorial wort io tU. state, after no many HU-'" 0^* bars no doubt lbs stalwart — of the par­ ty win be stresgtbened, and much good Zre, in th. VnSgy •! S**"*”' thrnegb his Inborn io Boy CUff. , ( t ’ , . ( wrapotl SEPT. 15TH. 19. Taylor. Dion Bouci<wult, (’berks RraJe taken" and others, ail placed opnir stage in a mtoncr wjr.hy uf tbevatei patronage ■ bey hare received and »i At the C**h Store of • DAUCHY & CO. COL- favors our town with a visit. Mr. Mexwell himself is aa old rims favorite with our commaaity. bis aetiog lo all linos of character giving entire vatiefaeloo, a*l winning unbounded applause whilst aa a genial gentleman and an honorable busi news man kc has thoroughly tngMtiatod himself with all wbo have had any aasociatioei with him. Mrs. Maxwell is always ploming pert, piquant aud petty in her prominent position* and wins the heart of tbe andkaeo from the baginning. T»-c giftrd act ran Mrs. J. K. Vcroon, has filled the leading tragic and pathetk- rules w ith. a graceful, digtdflvd and withal. eulursted ability which marks her as an aetrrw* of more than ordinary resource, with bril lianl prospects of a ^raster grewtoset yrt TOO LATE ! Drew Gritxl*. Suitings, (.’loakings, Silk Fringe., Wa-erproofii Ladiea Cloth, Fancy Good*, Beaver, Flannels, Ready Made Cloak., Foreign A Domestic Cloths Gents Suitings, Clothing. Clothing, Furtiiahing Goods, Hate anti Osps. Orcr Coats. Fine Suita, Hosiery, Ac. I have taken advantage and can make the lowest prices. ma<k by ike Ltdxe to bate >n rvjey*l.l. ■ affair.—CeuHpitievs .re carefully ednudi io attend the watite <-| tbr P.iruw The Hall will bo beautifully dreuinled will. LEWIS STERN. Waabington Block. PETERSON’S MAGAZINE. FULL81EE PAPER PATTERNS*! fHE onlyPLJLGf: to find liRO.-l D HEA D DRESS GOODS 42-41 Hantingr. Sept. 15. *1870. MFA Supplement will bo giroa in erery number for 1880, cvotaiHag a full site pattern for a lady a, or child', dress Kerry subsetiter will motive,' during tbe What is it ? ' Ans.—1k’our Prescription, and Receipts. What is it made of* Ans —Pure DRUGS only. How ia it made ! Ans.—With care and accuracy. "t t*C*< •* »«•*«. ’“'I »b*rt W° *v*t «'•!• Where to gel it ? I« rrtacipel vwto!lirtiu»l>l« are Ans.—At /toberts & Bbtcbkiss, Superb Steel Engravings! where you will always find a full and select Stock of pairoekge. w. C. T. u. Drugs and Medicines. Our expensea are light and we ael| goods in same ratio. FINE 0IGAU8 AND CONFECTIONERY Ha^rmirdLiyii ! .r t'*r*ren*« ■ fthe*«rt '1 '"'fW ppnrtbp* doni of ths Baste W. C T. U-, wiU be , pIW,al Come iwriored lo dmettss J»I vroila work, Work for young ladirt. The . for pUitiml Temperature In Mieht <rea. The bear question, Tbs Reform work f and sB Unm of Gwjwl «<re» the foHeu. . There will be a full report fr»«n the Nstioual Cunvsutioa. The Union at Brtt'e Orert wiH ds royally ia ro'en.teiog tboir CULT EDGED -CALL lARDS AT THIS OF- I have been in New York the last two weeks and bought it much larger Stock of Goods than e.vqr before. I have u fine Stock of . • laoghter bouse, ara prepared to do uolchtriog on sbert aotim. Will grt, dtru and return bogs for one tech, or will simply drees them for The client cuts ur tosatn alwaye Besides three M r Msxwtll has happily eurroanded himself with iadire and gsatletsan of acknowledged repute «ach as Mr. Ji K Vernon who has already estab­ lished hiroKlf aa a favorite AL E. Port, the humorist of tbe company and ^bere which gpare preclude, the possibility of oar pertictdariMog but who cooperate- hi creating tbe moll eejoyabla cater-.sin menu ever given ia tUnrity. Tbey will be hero ail thia week to Isrt oat for their daily bills as every pirfer manee proraisto to b. a gem, and will aodoobtcdly bo we« worthy of a liberi I The aasual convewlioo »f W• C. T. U. for tbe third Vongromitmal dirtrki, will be held at Dsttlo Creek. November G A 7 1878. Every ••»• «• WBtllkd to two dalopslm, and in urged to eeod miro If pomtolA Three mfrre was a marc important hour in tbs Tempcranai itelurm io Mkblgun, tUo now. Pepcrsand adj re**­ •• 00 live topise—Thursday evening Nov 6, addrsm by Prof. Dirtie. Mrs. Buite, sLtu Misrionsry. and Mrs Hudson. Prmi 1879. TO COBBS, m GOODS. Ticket of Leave Mau," Cynthia, the Gyp- D*ler»- Frank HutUrtasd- DBY GOODS ! Oreived Pmillry The Woman's Homo M'tmioa Society The Prospectus of the Detroit Pool d will bo tnlrelained by tbe Ladies of tbe Tribune for 1880, the Stets organ of tbe Baptist Church in the chapel rooms on Repabbma part/, and a metropolitan Friday P. M. at 3 o’clock. Tea at rix. All journal of great power and ability, appear" in oar adrcrtisiog column* to day, aod ~ We regret to splice the death of George should bare tbe attention of every reada E . eldest *-n of M. D- Band, who depsrtTbe paper in an ably edited u any ia tilts lile, al hb father's resideooe in thb city.en Friday last from iofl.nation of‘ aieteal ia its edvoeaey of tbe policy, prin­ ciples and purposes of the Republican, the bowel., aged thirteen years S. J. Bidehnso, E-j. end wite, left on in the Stele aod Nation as toy ooe pub Friday bat fur Orleane Co., State of New 11.bed any whsre, sod It more vtluxblt to York, their old home, to apeud four weeks lbs public in Michigan, than any uber tnetropolitoo journal published, and we vieitiog friends. May they enjoy trust may find many reader, among the ■nhseriben to tbs Baimu To this end Of bed springs, pf which them are no we will mud lbs Pott and Tribute daily many different styles, we kava to artaowl edge the .uperisrity of those manufactur­ ed by Mreare. BL K. Jbriow aod W. B Brown in thin dty, over any ws have ever or* ink. Wilbur F. Dickerson, Dram M.jor of the 2nd Regt st Grand H-jud*. msde ws ■ Heart Troubles ; and a gnat variety of CaaosicDtttAAxa, with evidence that iu met ease" these d»oaac. are curable. Sent fur one Masip. Addresi Mrnnar Hill Pea. Co., ir.3« .No. 129 E. 28tb Street, N. Y cun vine* faraeers that they should put their own hatter into tbe best shape for tun bet and so realito al they can from it. 11 mu«t >>Jve the bright golden color of Juw. which nolhiug but Welle, Ricbardeuo & Ct»‘s Prrftcted Bitter Color can give. I've this rofoe, peek ysur butter in tbe best mMOsr; aod you will get ths eommismooen Sled, aad Nor. 3rd. next, aasigEsd for a hearing. Ckauou insurd. Nov.B.-Eoteto of Solomon Moulton. Eataie of Amauda M. Munger. da death uf Senator Chandler, writtew by ceaacd Claim* hrard in part. Vacate of Minerva Parker, denaaad. Henry C. Lewis cl tbb City, on tbe sec­ Ltcenee to anil real estate granted. ond jagg of the Bax XML Ia the matter ol establishing a ditch ia Wild turkeys are very plenty this fail, Rutland and Irriag. John Q Crreny. A. J. Wright, M. D and A H BUxo, MJ), were appointed comminooera. Read the new doable quarter nd. of the Marner Brae is this isM. Tbe above Arm byi worked ,op a very large trads, and richly they deserve their -ueere*. for they an aa boocat, coterpririag, gu-abead. firm, sad know tall well tbe ass of priat- Good sever shown in this city. Raying these Goods from first hands for Cash enables me to offer . I cold cuqqgh to and betxprr". The l<adiew Sewing Socarty connected with tbe Episcopal Church will be ootertainrd by Mrs. Wm. Barlow and Mrs. Anna Powers at tbs Society Parlors in Rower. Wort oo Thursday of this wash. Gentlemen invited to ten at six o'eiook. The Largest Stock of BUFFALO RORTO In fact the largest, mo'it complete and best Stock of General Dry aad bearilrial. I have not only usad it myself and family, but have given it. to many afflicted with aches, paiaa aad bruike, aod all williaglv unite ia teati/ying tu its wooderful and great merit. • Thomas B. Pus-row. Sold by all dreggfou. Send for pew pblet Da. Gilxs, 120 W«t Broadway, N. T. Robert Hora. Ln l wsnly ysars a rreident aod hotal-keeper of Kalmaioo, died •udderiy, tb. other uight. He wu cos Mr. Matter, is to g'V* ut a temperance of tbe moot widely known landlords in eddreas, and we expect a full boose. Our Michigan, and was at one titre reputed Club nrerh.erery Friday night, at 7 wealthy. He was an Englishman by birth, and cue of tbe bluff, hearty kind. Propale Court. Business of tbe Barry County Probate Court from Oet. 29 to Nor. 3. dement Smith Judge. Oct. 29.—Estate of Darby D-iyle. de reared. Petition for appointment of nd week in Augustin Dsly’s highly sensa tuoal drama of New York life en'itled “Under the Gaslight' aud tbe cutbu.iaim Oct. 30,-1. tbs matter of relablishing eriuosd by the large audience gar j abun­ a drain in lbs tosrartipo of Irving aad dant evidence o(their thorough nppree iaRutland Pstitioc fur appointment of lion of the merits uf the piers aod the . The largest Stock of Ladies Cloaka, The largest Stock of Ladies Knit Scarfs and Hoods. The largest Stock of Underwear, The largest Stock of Hosiery, The largest Stock of - Gloves, The largest Stock of Men's Clothing, The largest Stock of boya* Clothing, ’ Why Pay $2.00 A specialty. uf Cali aud See us. ROBERTS &. HOTCHKISS. ««• «f rt.Grtfeu �A CURE OR NO PAY. Ladies mil Capo May and back Cor a eup given by .Mr Robert Center. There wee tx> par­ ticular excitement, becauao everybody knew precisely what must be '^ ILLS JOHNSTOK-B- SARSAPARILLA Lk,i tOHiW, HffKU. PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN AND THE AFFLICTED EVtJlYV/Hir.Z. A&KBtianig,.'. • •*•**' wnslW ssU •■ssoUtsd u THE GREATEST MEDICAL TR1BHPH OF TS€ AQL THE BEST LINIMENTS >..ra< rswaMlvs weeks. *r> , '*Lt*ltPT ■>»mi. U. KZtes... lUtiUsw fr, Fr-.tr. TUTTS’ PIUS TUTT’S PILLS TUTT’S PILLS ing the fricada of the deceased gel terribly mixed up. “I koew perfectly well'' be •aid with a lone of diasppointment, "th»t thia day wouldn't go off without soxae papleaaant incident." A pair of acuaoq wan loot, and lha l*ulv one suggested that a prayer l-e raid ask! ing that they might be frond. There was’ however, a lurking eonaeiouMes* dial there ought to be a combination of prayer aod work, tbe youthful philosopher astd . “Now, mother, I'm tired ; an I'll prey N«w Your, Oct. 24th, 1879. We are ail sovereign* ia thia free coun­ try, but it deea not often happen that any uf oar elder* find out that they are the father* cf real lire king* acroaa the Allanof Zululand, who han been eatbroord in part.of the territory which used lo belong to King Cetewayo, ia a New Yorker, o' Irish birth, it ie true, bat pew up bare, wm a good plasterer, studied law, and also made money » an architect aod ejkjjl at last showing sign* ot progrrar. The abaft oo the Jersey aide ha* been tank to tha full required depth—*ixtyfir* fact —and now another will be tank near tbe corner of Broadway and Blercker street io this eity. Il will be an imtaeuae affair, rivaling, if not exeeUing. the Brook­ lyn Bridge in importance, and will be, including the approaches. 12,000 feet long, or a mile under tbe river and three-quar­ ters of a mile oa either abort. A double track will be laid through it, oo which orer 400 trains will be able to pass daily, On the cuutrory, the-boy* reectsed have to be' of tke bit character apd no little education beforb- Catering ou their A Regular Hsnlan TUTT’S.PILLS Michigan Central Railroad TUTT'S PILLS ift.r.rjsj TUTT'S FILLS 11M pp i t ■ r X n't ;; Tie iferi&a hictaff Omni TUTT’S PIUS . TUTTS PILLS Fttrii nf Fnfci MUSTANS gjSWjgBSS-.’;.’-!: THE EYE, EAR, .nd THROAT ORGANS ..­ M.: Isa »* l ' UNIMEN SHUFORD'S RADICAL CURE, jiintta Kssr^r” . . .GajLMt®; ******«»- i<ro*t>.i;> naswiA* ...» ,'.r£.-'Sia! *20 - £50. - fftOO, - •■i.tOO. lUrw. T.rnrrt:!: • i-titT ■. < t» .■. . INVALUABLE. ..L'; ' ■ *i't/'gVoe'^l ' y Canada Southern Railway SIR TO Siiftl ‘-a ,ri‘* • $777 Stroke atadieo Tbe commander is always an otficcr of 'the United States Navy, and the instructor* era execpticnslly able aad carefully •elected men. Tbe youngsters are put through a regular course ofsprouts ar common aailotr, and take at least one looc sea voyage each year. When they graduate they usually find little dtSeulty an obtaining responsible pneilwno as mates THE BEST it imffi’ 250 IMPftOVLD FABM8 IN EASTERN K. LINIMENTS fl “Bill! Bill 1 come here quick aod aee Teddy's dad coachia* him," said <-i»e Ke­ okuk boy to another, in a suppressed tone of ectaey, as be peeped through a crack in tire w.wtdahrd and aaw Teddy* father drewdag him down with a atrip of weatb er boarding "Gewhillikim! aeo him Swing the paddle, though," put in Bill, aa be tool e look, and thro dsueol around with de somewhat an expensive style ot mUd. HgU Reg'lar old ilaulao atroke, ain't it ? and on that account there is always more added CoHy, aa be pushed Bill away f<> or leas opposition to it amoag a large eUa* of tax payer*. But others are very strong "Gosh ! , remark'd Bill, when it came ly ia it* favor aod its exaalaatkeu days, hu lime to make obeerralipua, “geUte* in one of which has just f sawed, is always a 'bout-forty to the'r mink, haio't’e?” great occasion. The Chamber bf Com­ "Lemurrwee." demanded Cully cruwJmerce, which claim* tbe position ot pa­ ! ing Bill out again “Ob cracky I that a trons to the school, elwaya turn out* in ao, an' Ted haint got oo elidin' Mat, force, with tLeir sisters, cousins, and Mata, aad the boys have a gay aod festive time indeed. Tbe g«>d people nt Brooklyn are very angry and disgusted with the ways that are MEXICAN BRAND RAPIDS DIVISIBH. Tbs X*UaMs Mod Uas . EABT AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT West Meriden, Conn., ' /■ l:1 .L-r. !t: Q. P. Rowoil & Go's. C >1. will be depoeited dose to hat hotel, at the end|>f hisjloug journey, without.the ncoeeatty of changing ears. "Not guilty, bat don't do it again," is about tha aubetaaeu of the verdict of the pubhc on the case of the young lank teller, Blair, wbo wa* inJeacoel cojugb engineer till the time of our little onpleas antae**, wbea he joined the Corcoran legion aa a captain. Why he dwapf-eared from hia old friend*, aod buried himself among bia fat, forty, and not fair wive*, i* *omething.bia old father a very respec­ table old gentlemen, can give oo reason mao, and then to clinch bi* argument with tbe solid logic of a couple of.bnllet*. Tbe New York is, I believe, tbe only city jury simply uid “Not GidWy.” aod it tn the world that ha* a floating public took them four days of v<try creditable endurance to eome to. that cvuclnaion. school The Sl Mary* training ehip ia The ease ba* excited great fctarvst both one of tba regular schools under the di- ia New York—where the now released prironer wet employed—aod iu Brooklyn in by no msani a reformatory institution. where be was born srui brought op. TEE BIST OF ITS USD. l~,.r ‘ • r --- -o ,, . . Ml. ->CTI TUTT’S PILLS wsr.*.., .. C.A.SNOW&CO. . . ' I E WHITE JOB EFLfiMATOiliaGlA. 11290599 Sewing Machine SEMINAL PASTILLE ALWAYS CURES. Utrioekd it Appearatct. UtfianUtltd it S^plicHy, Utnrfcsad it Cotstrotiict. Utfrtctdridtd it Popularity. Atd Utdiiftifd it Uit Broad Ckiin THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. T>* ,w> te-versed *«e>larn> .i IBi DHBOIt UKUIG KEYS THE ECHO FOR DETROIT AXI> TOLEDO "TRAINS 1880. Three Months Free! gaslight companies, whith conaolidated. and now threaten to put up tba prioo of gva They htvcloog been an offense ' to people, aod the way in which they bare l>eeo aeeuMomnd to charge for gas during the Sommer, wbeu bouses bars' actually been locked up and empty, has been re­ garded ae extremely cool Tbay have not had it all their uwn way, howarer Nnmtmr of eitiMua aad atorekewpen pare up tbrir Harters and took id kerosene, while a few got email gaal machines for themaalras, “tstiis; •a •rh-.r ’* ’*•••»«<•?«*•** books;million rtiAixa qj>Qi(i south. WOMAN CHIC4M t WEST IICBIGAS RULE Tbe value of the fifty-six is probably aa muy thousand dollar* ; but the notice of th* aaic plainly stale, that there will bo nc^reanrw, rrea.if they don't bring ltd a Hpeaktog of whiah remind* me of eotther current item of new. which interest* lovers of horses and which run* after tbi* Sine® tbe drubbing which th* Ovrao erotic party got ia lha October election*, there ia owe orpt of that party—lha Rt. Loub J’Mi-Du/ntck which begin* toeotppeehend what* lha natter. Il aaja; . •‘If there ia anr meaning ia thi* elec it ia that lha tax baby remain dead forever,that the South Duel drum, aot deserve, Northern apprabatudoa. turn siwm kuchuc co. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-11-12.pdf 16d095fcefcd709de936dabbffb6f728 PDF Text Text Ti/cflsfUBliiniityl/ltit rfr^tgaalM iUTHS 'j/AD\ VOL. 24. NO. 28. HASTINGS. MICH., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12 1879. WHOLE NO. 1279, BEST WAGON ON WHEELS ■MEW YORK. M.rpreChtoew'lhat ahc cbingod edar, •nd wee auaayed by the knowl-dgc. Tho .uiqeo grew old. Tire lildrae dropped their faded pvH.a Imre, and they lay m drift, along the path. The long cCcuinin cam- on. and would have been 12,OOU.OW.tXW 1 repeat, and the owly almmt iatdenbla had it net hern Im tbinglo-day—the resale asd the banes bush being under the eoatral of these a drif iug tompeM of muling ahet, inter­ southern rebals-tkc .-uly protection, ths mingled with .nov-flAea Tb. wind ••ciy tarries b-twean tbe'treamry of tbs honied fearfelly. and the greet bnaeba I'cited States and tb<aa rebel drima is tbe of tbe tree, swayed and creakrd inthe • it. PrerWrntial veto,and thank God for the­ ike. blast. At 'sunset the aea was a ter reto. [Loud spplaaae and cheer.] But rible right—or.e vast world of sre-hing, ttate drima are out ril. There arscUtm. cbaaiag, ghastly foam. The breaker, ioEuns-.-rabk winch tbry dare Mt yet pre­ thundered io upon the’ beads, and tbe sent. Yon may go'through tbe south, •pray, .wiriing through the air, f ll n ; Mi'l in c.ery Kate io' ths south ould salt drops upon tbo rucks that all I . tomewht r-: hidden away you will Hod reimcier had lain high above the flW. A brassy gleam »hon« out of itis wrM, and lit tbe desolate scene lor y tubmeatr and thru the clouds Milled lower, and the wind Mlbrred new forse, and Ria icy sleet drvra fast before II ( -■There is no prasperi of Mr Barron, to night, Margaret tbowchl. IMPROVED for 1879. " 'r.™Cd ^‘l «■»OihUM Hanning Wagn,, in „ ’pWhite Led. trith the !lydra„lie p±tM'd in Oil.... ...................... “■■• ratent bkem Setter, and Every Wagon Warranted I ifcNKY at law Solicitor ’ ''jrty sound. Thn .b'rightum of ■•.o r bad svdJeniy fuisd, gray ijiuy deified orcr<he»ky,’and fore■l’ 'the •f»»!-entniBj autumn were ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. "Why, Dolly, t. It jun?" bed h.uily tu a aa'a. •‘¥<■1 Plw< r.abuti; KM». d.io’t ynn’ I am .■ wnnM n«r.r bavocom •. unk‘. y ■ a-u-t Xar^Mct, ewrriy. The girl purhed bark her two JBY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Bit-- retutnad pt last, oowt'og in I. j. nufrtfall, auddraly, travel­ . and l-ukii'g f.tign-d aud worn. 1 bad gone off iate a dime, and Jin. j Sl bre, haring read her into this aomnubut Kato, waa writing latter. To Mar■ garet, tbe bouse souard trecmiatimily I ulonL Nothing redd bo beard except [ Mrs. Si. Ivoa'a pen upon the paper, lh» i cluuv of tbe sle < upon ths panes, tod that fierce wind, driving y every doer I and window. Margaret found ii terribly Juureome. Bba laid down her acvin^ presently, and took a book. But ber , rimae., uervoudy alive to every nt>iae, by aud by anight ths sound of wheels, that mated tu atop ywat ia front of the b..u>e They had l.llan intu the habit of walch; log and listraing, ot late, and M.nt.m'a i ear, grown aeuto, detected the a.>uud 4 fimt.teps upon the walk. She gianccd arouod. Mtn Amber .tW slept, and Mrs. 8t. Irre did dot look up. and Margaret wetit swiftly nut of the room She ojiened the outer d>»< before any otic had, lime to ring, and a cloaked •nd taaidoJ'figure, tbe »onw lying iu all the loida of ber e-armenU, Metyed in. Some eyse. gleaming strangely fnm a huUoW, worn face, looked up at M-rg.reL • O, Kiris! k it ycuf No answer in words, but she rank into GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. tral Railroad t Diyisiti. More JACKSON WAGONS in use in Barry County than all others combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Call and see them at TO AND FROM AND DETROIT GREBLE & RUSSELL S. , Hustings, Mich., May 6, 1879. Itf. ai'e .grin, Margaret looked «t ber unrot pityingly. bc:'<:> •!.« siid • •‘Talk ti» all aferni it. Kilty." Kilty l<eg«n shifting hrr ay. r nncaki! Imperial Soap JUfIL®. HJ1 UFETO' Jo eg ., the only pre* ible bsrrirw to their icaaks*. is th" Rfteidsot'a vteo. There ot a min b-f ire me but baa a personal dtruatnutert tu seeing to It that the. ria Al u-ii capture the last of the raa- HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES DENTIST Mitkitu. NaWIt WILLIAM WALTER. - TlAIIaORo In Empire Beret, <Wer MndgvaStore, All The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of I OH ; lb. bare—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will win! tis mi order: for 10 bo*(-s with'cash, $52.50 we will send one box •-xtra free ■:■ a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for tine or ui". boxen at a time, with remittance, and when we Imvothiu received orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free «;< proposed above. If you do not wish to send money in alliance you tuny deposit it with any banker or merchant in good gredit in your town with the understanding that he is tj of the Soap which is to be ahippad to' fir the appn^ching proca •ion of uuioo retenus*. and there Wais’ alre ady a drew fringe of humanity along ibe .idea and rear uf the hail. The plat lurm rapidly Hilrri ui> with tha hvudnd or usvtv diatiaguulsed citintn whtee ap-; pviiiuarot ar. vi«s-|irc.ih>»ote of the meetmg wn. publWie-1 ►»<&- d.ya ago. The platform wi.y«ruiu«l round with placard, bearing tin^ii>N-eamp.ign mcllw Aller clappiug by the eathuwa-lic crowd Frank' L uib.rJ and hi. glee club gave an old war favorite "Old Shady." Au adaptation of oo« rarae, ref. rring to a returning beta re-ad “Tbal'a Grant aure’a yuw'rv born." and at the xund of tbe name the crowd cheered luatily. i At thi. iuMaai a torvbltgbt prewmi-ui. mi ««d M<t'iou Work GUARANTEED. CRAMPTON BROTHERS fl- JCarriare, Siu aafi .OrasiEilal PAINTER ■ Corner Monroe and Jefferson Street- At,' A. M. Kock s fnrrisga ... Jefferson St-, H,*U1n^J'j,,ieh ;w*lid for repudiatingyowr deb*; they are solid for pay :ng tliew rebel claims: they li^i r< j.aJuud tbttr individual debu thrusigh the' bankrupt y law : tn»y have repudiated their Mate debca by coaling and th.-n Mu>ii>g to pay inlareat ow their eoalu»4. Ttiey licve iryadtated lb.tr muaiictpwldobi hr replug the chertere rf ' [ ith ir litter and U>w» and village. ; do you think tbry «re more awiotw to p«y tbe <hU rtutraeted hr Nsiir ewbjwganoo thau deed atrong. entered the hall to ao»mpuimeat of drum .nd Ifc, at.d the tugh I ifurit of the muhitudo again puered forth Ln *|>|4as>e. » • Bat all prerivtn enthutium wet tame i>.injured with the eulwart cheer. Iweet’s Hotel, )LEDO TrTfss S1500.00 *oeRt: WhiteSewinc Machine Co. Clevelaho. of right teasf's btt.t »’< THE HEW VICTOR b» ;':«3^2fz3.ns SIMPLICITY SMHFF Wi Sell In Eaeita " L0Q1 jbbai uuu Machine jji th® E WHITE r Sewing Machine llmtil It Atfanta. UttmMtdit Sitvtdlr. Uetrfiird it CtttirtcUtt. ViftcMd it Prftlidiir. AtA Htdu/tM it til Brtad Blm WAKE UP! VICTORY and JAMES 00 TO M.HEWESqRqCE^IES SAWS FILED. Tatai Beiiaii al henry JJEW msaisa IL- went. .nd prcetntly Doily jtoi up to g». Kiny rewind jlp. whet no otto was lousing, and drew ' jLfgarot" head down. I Margaret di.patetad a awmoprr ‘in li.iUe.and while they waited, Mrs Ambar IMrttoVCT • thousand prt tabidlire, tog“I >m afraid bu. Killy." get cd a multitude of chances, and pew Kiity** f»ro Itiiabu-wd f-r «u instant, ; i exite and mare wretched every moment, । but the light quickly faded !•> ■ touching I i They were *H sL.ttl.tl often P.nl Bantrc ■ ‘ -I thnugLt Le kmi mo." she whi»p j i entered .nddenlr.- ' _ l rred ; and the Hue eyes grew palbetta, ! at.d the Hide hamU clutched kUtgarut'. drew- -He ki-sed ®e, .nd crltel me I Id.tilu^aad g.rsme » Vwwlei: »«•* <> Mi-a Al.rg.ret, what cuuld I think but that Lb hwiel me. .nd wanted to marry "It i. as I fearvl, tb- o." ••Yun feared it. end you never l-U o*t Killy'. I.ce grew old and gray M *bs Youktttat rillian Ind away tny in»> who Mpi iliia. »nd ah,.- tuiiwd wearily away, ant child, and never -Hl anMinug to wv- u if tie weight of a Irtog. wurowful life renl it! And you lum Margartt. 1 ~ ik.w rented tijwn' her iliuJer young Mire yr.U oogbl to h.re been iu her com ahotibkt. z' '(jence,—two girla like yi*t- I w‘*b '*•« . It wa> a drrary, nuxteua day.^plrf ! Amlmr bad dU. before he hwl «x» »y AmUt kept *11 thr time pieturlntt^ftrie's I p„ur gir'),—the blark-bcwttcd villain ! return, 8l;o wu sure she would emit! It wur utwlcM tn reawn. mnro lhau we back? Aud she thought .he might tierl.vr to toll her th.t *e h»d ««’'b *■” ' btipax.mc limo forgive kale, though it ourajpd Vaio, and ruinad KImo by her wm rei'lainly Very rruci in him to teke wcakurv.; ami they all kept aikut till th. El-in aw'ay so. And then Mrs. Atabcr auraut rd nowplalac bad run itaelf dry. rri.d. atxl .aid .)>• had meant to have a Tb.it Me g.rel, IrntUta « ?*“> “id i grwd wedding when Elrie wo m.rriid, '•Wbat can be dowT' and r.uw what would propio eaj ? And. He an.w.nd imtu.dktdy, ”1 will go io then she wondrred if they Wimld nut p___ . It ia mH a tek^raph atattoo. I eume back ft a«*«»n for a recwnlina ; _ic believe, but 1 can inquire ibcre. end ecod that rate, it might bn Mpp-wwi that th’-y a dkpeteb from th. next etatiov. Hut 1 mimed w a freak cl hs«e. -nd went on don't think that it will Mop tbr marriage. their bridal lev. Nobody over nrod .IIVL-. will it As. then? ■ Mked know tbe truth. Filed with the ajno.Ulfoti which ibis Paul turaad to Manta*. . little wbrtnc brought bar. M* AmUr -Po'yvu tno« vhedt* V«M » dropped uff into a »sp and. formX hrr troubles. Dr. Godfrey was Ibero when pele. rcmanttaring .hr awoke, and te any erm. ahc bad known within a week. Bin. vdd Mrs. Amber took hhn into fere rooUsnct. him ktuHy. Pau!'. «•<>• «jddly dnre-l and snae greslli relieved by yo duing. U* -My »»«»«, then, » ,J1*‘ be wm in xikdox ciItaix* A SI’BOXX.X.T'W. L. newton, ooods happy zepb. »uuic deaaentte tt»*d, th.t io a«ne way h» mtey tkveni 4 H-c van a. hMpdkica. »od the .trong line. <'f the fan v.rtr .till to be acen thronjzh the milca end gratl&4 look that reeogniaed the oration. Seated around the Senator ■ere the following leader., who entered with him : &eau>r Logan, Conpree«tneo Aldrich, Buber and Diria and many O'h Mr. J<*» Spulding talkd for order, and notnituud a. chorm.n ol the meeting Mr. Samuel Collyer, Pmidcnl of Anxiii ary Club. ••Ladle and gcutlemaa." the eb.ins.n then mid" 1 hare the honor tu iutrvduo. a gentleman who »j>-.ka lo a Chicago audienrt hr th. fir.1 time He «aa a merchant in bMioMa io tbe city of Octtoit brfvre I jarTtern 'Jj: d.y be repr-reata oar »>»ter State of Michigan i»-4l>e 8an.t. e! the United Stain. Ho ui known a. like to st: a li.:ht l>tiroi*g i» hl. window," uhl Mr V.dlis. So Paul ee< a? b>» e**^, k«P*- ,bn light aI th. .toon h >a« fi” tb« <r.4 era c.piiiin ■!■ > twutr eama- Old October chuU baldly be rreMtsciled te tbe 4>ing« N<4*«It ww> unite equal to Mena Vale ■ud It ’».» herd w forgive Pari fur not being Vale. Hut when the nigbla grew Lug aifd enUl, end autumn ftu off fcar misty rtbn, and tbe odd November aky b»n: clear and end omr the town, and the Cliff, by the .here . »L>1 the pray, win try wre. even OrtoUr IwBnd Pevl’a prm •erad now. Paul Barron was almost the only visitor, and h’u naming was the great ci«n* of the d.y, MarguvVa old oecups non of tea-lung Kitty failed her now, whew .he w»u!d have beau lied of ite re­ lief, for the Grays bad all gooe off to New York, under tU protecusa of Uto Gustos manager, and UJIy wrote kacra about Kitty's wonderful and it mumbo • m though fortune had turned is favor of those humbk. Graya Ono dar a Utter tame from Kilty he: ••If. Il was tueutoequeut like the writer. h.J one cbiWoh aUectati ms. but thro-*!; it all the-: Iweotbssi the tsrwly awakened wnman'a heart. M.rfftert *..C ths letter to i’a-V He nmd, usd roturosd it, siof- began hla apoeeb aa folkwa ■ ■ Mk. CnauMAM Axi> F*llow Cin XK-VU- It ha. becuvne the cturiim of lets to restrkt the Imre of atiseoabtp in the Nenato of the United Stetea and in tbe balls of Confirm. Ytrnwillkeor oittsen ship dmoribsd aa ooutned to State., and it ia denied that there ia such a thing u ealUHMl citisetsabip. I lo-nigbl address you. my fellow citu.na of CkiesgO. its • brood mom ea Irlkw ciilai-tn ri the L ttited All tbs ptwpte of the Unite! States edop*tad the enmuitntton that wa» framed by the fkilicn. and tor m.ny kng yvers the whole |>c«ple of the United Rietes brikevml that tlrey bmi a gurettiuicuL Tbo whisky rebelHvo broke out in Pcnuaylv.nia, atxl w.b put down by tbo atroog band of the gvrenuncuL And w* believed that wo bad u gov.rnsscBt We ceotiultod in that britef until under Preoidm J.«auo Hotoh Omultua throotened tursiae the steudard of revolt. That ws» in tbe day. ofUriboOW. Old tlrt. JsAron tmsk his pip, mrt of b» mouth, wbra told that South tUrobu. wan on the war path, .nd arid ; "If Booth Catvlimt cottemiU the taw oct df treason co this govcrameat by tbe Ktcreal I will bang. Juba C Csibouo." [Usghter.J F.rrj rn.it In Amerfp. including Calhoun, �Our Hew York Letter. Sole of or MovRaina—siurt LATtOII—MIMIUFMASI XAA1 a wkxk had nine. In the very ordinance of se- Pacific railroad; it fa built OMMOO which they had aigneu they pled- I Abd the last COUGH Uxartaua, Mica. $ov. IS, 187». HONEST MONEY -TOR ORtmSAl. FIR*- PLATFORM. Opposition to all paper infixtion. am! coneeqnent dcprviCTation. In favor at a enrroncy of coin and paper of cqnal value, and equal purchuiur power, the paper convertible with coin nt the will.of the bolder. SYRUP ! With Lautifai weather and bright^nag 50 Years Before the Public. Tta>y M« on failure n full Lint of POBTiBLi MO 'IITIWIU HIH ter and militia ef all arnu.. He bad bjeo ’jwff rtaie in tbe City Hall, end row 110M people passed the casket iu tingle file to teke a last look nt the etnrdy old soldier who fought the famous bsttlaabive ty of the Proprietor of the RarrnucAX the elouds, end whose valor hu panted into a proverb. Then the Israelha bars bad to lament tbs dfatiiqumbcd Rabbi Einhorn, a fiery but venerable pnphst, who may pcthapo bret be deereib^ as Iks Beccbar uf Judiaam. Thea, the Epucopalment made will pay far it. laaa have lest the artfat who played tbe He was a All peraiiM who are indebted to the chimes lor THnity Church nephew of and succeeded tkc famous Jam* StutiaJ ere requested to call with- Ayliffe, the father uf chimes iu this conn*tr*. Lastly, the Mayor of New York, and son of good old I’otvr Cooper, wlu, belongs to no church, but fa littuuus United Baton. whole world, it would not get ths aalutc of OM popgun. [Laugtaar ] Bui, mark the imallsst sloop “U. B. A, and nil ber around the world, and there fa . not a fort fgl foe the inviatiou. [Great applause or rbin of war of any nation on God a footstool that would not receive it with a aatioaal salute. [Loud apphast.] The senator used a very laughable illiantratioa. developed al length, and amid closet interest, ebpwing Jhat an vid and feithfcl employe of a mercantile or other But bcaiaoa cstabluhmeut would not be dietheir robjugaiun. [Applause.] Stationary and Portable Saw MH!* and Griit Mills. We will also sell you a 1 The exhibited by thia wation If^rou *boald need one. Only Remedy van iers arruxAU Ttxx < iTHE LIVER, i THE DOWtLB. for a convict." [Great laughter/] The reference to the Democratic jail-bird was To ail ;<wni who receive this copy of keenly appreciated. So 1 tell yon that the mfaawa of the Bepttblisan party fa not Ttk Ban.tn it will continue to be sent mau, Abram 8. Hcwitr. ended. [Applause.] What is further, Among other meurufu! events which that it never will cad till you and I ran unless ordered discontinued ; but wa sm- have east a g!<x m over th.- cheerful coun- VOaaAVB TOKM THAT Ulsr We arc Agent* for the MANSFIELD MACHINE WORKS To the Subtcribore folhu Barry Coun­ ty Sentinel. [ ApplauuJ And they would hare the rijth I to bout through all gcr.craticoi. Mill Machinery! Carriages, I*latform Buggies *0*1 the Celebrated . FOR 1880 ! and the KIDNEYS. The Detroit Poll end Tribnne e Sick? STUDEBAKER WAGONS! • Cid! Of which wc keep .^fall .Stock. iukI get Prices. MESSEBi BROS. Gulf of Mexico and make black Repubh- larpr Chicago j,thing house. receive it will drop ua a line or postal to New Fall Goods! K'^o^i^DRe were eutumiUed, with iu tbrfoouuty should be But in that a rebel can travel through the north. forever odious. [Yells and cheers which subsided only to break out with new vi­ gor.] We expended 13,000,000,000 and 300,000 predous lives, to establwh the fact that wo wm a nation. [Apnfame.J And this in violation.of law, fur tbs law expressly asys that where a race or a class are disfranchised they shall sot nx uiratsxnixii tires. [Appianse ] This fa nut »nly a violation of law, but an outrage upon all loyal men of there United Slates. [Ap- whole majority—occupy their seats upon that floor by fraud and violence; and I by fraud and violence in both bouses — they dare to dieuic terras to the loyal men of these United .Sates. [Applause] With msjarities thus obojned, they dare te arraign tbs loyal men of the nation. And now my feliow-citiscns, somebody comraitod a crime; and those men who rose ia rebellion against tbe government [ Applause teurptoKuous and shouU con­ tinually for several minutes.] Well, fellow-citimns, (said tbe speaker, laughing >. I hope if you ever ehet him judge, be won't bring in any bHl for loea of time. [Applause and laughter ] You are going to hold an election next Tuesday, the effects of which are felt far beyond the borders of Chicago. Tbe eyna of the whole nation arc on yoor verdict of next Tuesday. You are to send forth greeting to the people efthq United Sates, saying either that you are in favor of honest men, honest money, patrictfam, and the national CovetEniost [applause], or that you are in favor of soft money, repudiation and rebel rule [Applause ] It ia good, Mr. Chairman, [the spesAar turning to Mr. Collyer], to see GOU young men like you ready to fight the battle of their country now and vole as yon shot daring the war. [Applause-] , And cow I want every aingle man iu retard the advent of general confidcn-.v.1 Almost all the heavy Louies are wfemi. by tbfa lateet affair, the liabilities ranging ■ all tbe way from (2.000 to (70,000, aad i aggrvgatinc, jt fa believed, tfot lea than 11,700,000. p ty for it. Anoiher partner uf the latter Hewitt.! in political sattersrosmely 8. J. Tilden. i-. c.,., ,.r ora. .. ... ‘ m*'i* annt,’« comfotrab tallli a. hear from each of you at an early day. doUan { ’H: little # Gto. M. Dxwxr, [speeulatiua in iron. Early information Fdiirr 1 P'Of14 behind the scene, fa a very _____ _ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘epnvtuicot thing to tar.- iu the L. . and i r«..Lll.1.|.AIkln rf A. X..,;. IV“» i. ■ ■ slhe pewesAco uf cant isrv useful fifac.l- )<rf*eily oajupMu all dnanowol', <111 Urea This fa to certify that I have sold, tao aricir.al uiangulsr-L,!.ai.u5 ’ .. rdby Mr Xid-hijmaa Euy. th jr.bx cued and disp-Mcl rf, to th- ib»unr ; blj -a- a nr- liuji.ah.’e c-nlW. j RgrrntK AX lUsxxp. * kpu'.licuis voted for disliked Retiusw end u>i«re*t ia and to the published by ri^in the city of IlMtinp, DRY GOODS BACK! tod Tildeniim then repented ia FANCY GOODS :rx:w«WrWBnafi«BSTjK ^\¥r?nuMB TKWTIMOWV. « Sl. PMvrMaca. X- 1..0H. U T». Barry Cu. Mich., and the proprietor of th<; RwrnurAX Bannu b now in full owovrybip of stub Sr»tiit<Tt f-ib«rtiptijO the polls close on Tuesday next. Go to the pools early and stay fate, and let every mother's son of you [laughter] decide that you will take one tnan beside yourself to the polls who would not otherwise go [ap- i „ „ plauae] ;and If you.auoct find such a man. I Hartings Rxrt try to convert. i Dated, Hast! some atxxu mow me muon or nt*! Euwts K. RViTti. m aasTl.utotafkleawws H 1 14 V, (J (J I lYI I ?~t$Sv’tourer* Is receiving the Largest Stock of AND NOTIONS, Ever brought in Barrp County. thane* Sa I .11.- L ■ IS'Cdme and see for Yiourselves l-P*w [Laughter! You have got to much at nuke to risk it at this eloetiou. Your fought to save this government REMEDY*... i misukes by a Republican returning J’/tlw akin of the .• t ird, ell iu favor uf the Republican Can- ,h“ P° gusli laa it sretM that fraud fa the prtnei»-1'1 cuis only i„,------------------reliaacw tMhe Republvans f»r their aal ‘JP^bbhml ugl.noo by the vile letregth -tDfod Rapids Israfer. •*»«-. •• “ -»J -!«»ors!Uiag. Th n. .l»« "kk — t •' lice reports more J linn ^ = r a—I..it- ,TI h. 1 - W. S. GOODYEAR SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS NEW FlkM ! A LECTURE dailies dole. WORTH FoCRTFKN DOLLARS go ones io use my < [applause], whet de W. W. KELLY. w. H. SCHANTZ. W. W. KELLY & CO. Rip Van Winkle Tilden, better known as Sleepy Sammy of No. 15 Cypher Alley, as follows 1 • Governor Robinson has been beaten, he Republicans for their strength. has been beaten beausa too impression lomenied by Mr. Tilden's political houwago they said, Do this, or wo bold and allowed by Mr. Tilden to prevail, your government to death.” “Fail to do . . . ------------,—_ The that the cauee of Gov. Robinson wu his York is Republjeso by about 40,- | brimful nf matter to fasch and, 6w the nutter of tbit, th ■ grown % "W!;,’ . ly diasifiated by Mr. Tilden Umaelt. It ooo. people too—eparkhug wilt spill:. adrenHE &LVKW Pennsylvania by £>3,S00,— mu it bo oow evident to Mr. Tilden, that tura and and fnn. fnn just io*. the thing rf : winter ... II Iasi... V.w T*< 1 lure if Ao had.mantally answered the appeal WisMnsin by 25.000,— evenings, and suggestive of n hundred PROBATE ORDER. obey onr wills, or wo will starve your which Tke World seme weeks ago made MinncgoU by 15,000,— “safety-valves f-r youthful energy syd Mrtssf Mlrtleaa. Crertr at B. government te death.’* [Applause ] “Fail to him in the name of,ghe great couaervai ingenuity, while, as fa inevitable with any- tt:tlfcws,.s2£$s Nebraska by 14,500,— to obey oar will and we will starve your I thing coming from thia house, pure sod I Measscbusetia by 13,500,krhilo tbs Legislatures elected io C->nnee- j uaworthfrenotTow We are putting in a fine Stock of 3ras8®; THE COST ASP TRIUINK, REAL ESTATE. FOR SAI£ AND TO REST. IlaoMeaCw* »cres<. ml FsJr Groaad errs in Illinois and Kansas, are largely. | new paper ia quite a liiervy event Tbs At/oaOc H-ntlkly and th# .li ■; i ..r Republican. Next wack wo shall be able cun Esjnrtrr are st luaprhrada on tne - site* ni Ml.t dw«Mo4 rnriepiaw C«sn is S.ie than it is now, exant that in that case he to give the official majorities, aud until question of the good—er the rever.. would, voluntarily have Abdicated with that sxpertiog the suiplm uf our pro-due , Kriiwa--. ...IL.,«.. credit the position in national politics tieus does to Ibis country. Whether it i. Ill •CKMwtboe mii m1« s tart m tba far from which dose p?od or not,'there t« m question but1 •suil afraid ootofknktax at the polls, but of that export fa adrsneing with icv-n Itagu* । ... soldiers at the polls. New, in all the boots in gigantic strides and Amsrinn goods bl all kinds ara Iwsinninr Io belta# but political life was as extinct known all over th* worid, and where In- ■ •Tj two thirds of a musket. [Applause] trodneod are inquired for. ' perhs-M ab rush of buvioews cuaide may put up the t must bo to himself. Henceforth no in­ of any kind ahimld fail to subscribe for mu to acouwrr. price of flour end everything .!•> autmmn,,! telligent person will creation him seriously Tux JocuxkL.'n he will find a great but if it gtra every idle person employM a possible candidate for tbe Presidency. dral of valuable and interesting matter In Nrtther will anybody mention him as a it. The wealth of every eounty.ia our State would bo largely increased if all Jy eorne remnenuiiou “The parrel.' a- Q-P- ROWell & Co a. Col. the Repubban party tooa farmers and atock rahers would read Tru Sir Lociui O’Trigger was secustomed to power in its bauds there w eould'wither lUCcead himaelf nor would JootitAL regularly and profft by ike dioiwwrve, “fa a rery pretty vnu as it stands.perisnee of ihoao who oontribute to its The Baton putliaii in newls no word of RAMPT Pl a»ambor’b nraiae from me, and the New York paper eolumna from all parts of lbs country. Is evidently quite a mat:li for it on this tree prived. He lashed hie own political iaaso. The subject fa certainly iutmating to every man who plows a rood of had sometimes by iudividuels who belong to or put* ia an bonevt day a work io any a political party, when their party baa re- oceupatinn, and I accordingly make no apology for mentioning thif partirehr literary sqnabMe among politial economfata. The original •'Pinafores,’' thae very Backs Down Handsomely eosflnned, that the black Repnplicans had jelly Eo|ifahmea, Gilbert and Sallivkn, been victorious throughout the north, on have arrived. They are going ia for busiorts before pleasure, and intend to show ua just how that wonderful trifle produced leading organ of the Hunker, Bourbon by their geuina ought to bo displayed on mes and sobbed like a whipped eh lid. Rosily, tbe stage, an wdl so some other of their dramatis triumphs. I suppose .all your lowing significant had Jinew .-— reoders will sumo time cr other have an FOUL opportunity of seeing them. If they are i as anxiuuv as the theatre goerr of New Goda earth. [Applause] Wa Hh Below the Belt, York, they must bo rather impatient, nalioaal life ; wet saved tbs nac---- -a---------- :------ - _»-----‘mreaay , Bat it Hurts all the Same. that it is a Stalwart Republican Journal, quits sneh good The Alleged Elections Held Yaslasdsy in friends hare rtw that it cruanr to ma. Several Rcpublian Sates. “TfrTitiTiiiiii lima [r&s» ss-jm yvuNG aeraawd Beps ■•Jonties. Martin ChuxsJcwit. unfortunately fell vic­ tims to UMcrupulous hod ‘ Zechariah (1 OUvs UswwMd. Far sale arrest. Knappen's Law Office. Knappen's Law Office. TO PEOPLE WHO CAN READ. ■M II^LI ' 106 * ***WnWMM» lWfiK»WffiBSreiHL!:*A'JS, ’v'' ONE YEAR AND THREE MONTHS oavie Knappen's Law Office. dollar .Sfi iss.-.'”,™ C'XKTLr SSL'EtS.1 “ Price (MO. Far ante or real. Apply u Knappan'a Law Office Knappan'a Law Office. 1 I fwimmmimii -sMHgaragsjnKg.,,___ ___ [ZTLXTRAORDn?ARmrrra—— Tappen's Law Office. liaxi. Apply al rat MIS. ri Knappan'a Law Office. Knappen's Law Office. weekly Commercial on Trial.| Ja.~jrrfc.~l ■ax:: John Kelly Suooeads In Drugging Dowa GoTtrnor Robinson. Knappen’s Law Office. Highest market price paid for Produce. Goods delivered Free to any part of the city. We so­ licit your trade. First door east of Post-office. 2>nn3 Knappen's Law Office, Knappenta Law Office. Patent! Tso Pay ! PA1fflT8.*r^*^s51-ziS ABBOTTS PATENT st Chicago TOUNGIHEE PtrssErx M. HALSTEAD CO. �ryrllrrosDs^S^,, Wc aritgfa atUutLn of our trader* Iho MWrtuwment uf the K-Au, thn waeki.' pubfkhed Ijy tbo proprirt-ra of tfa ' io the city MhuaU for ^th of Octo- : Knrt- Th" "ockiy te well filled I far u 49ft, aguiart 171 for tfa month of trs t. »cavir._r. timocard September, sod 163 nt the' ram- time fat ’ -ri»A.MOMaw „„nil, 1 DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS I St y»r. an inererec „f 21 aver last1 rnontlg and 32 nure than were in ; y*ar. The alr-vc mtmlter hw faee* »ull father ineraurod by jehebre received tbu ■ tneniL ’Nearly every room te w»U filled j and nreeral are crowdkl. The number of J-uptl* actually in atUanhnee during the >anlh in tbe Grammar roota haa been C2; i» th* lutermolixtc drpawtment 57, and in the Fourth Primary,—Miw Wbreiire* rsevis Breathiag Organs; Dteeaara of Men ; Diacaae* «,| women '; Acfaa sod Pain* Heart Tnrabfa; and a great variety of LOST! Between tho depot m Haatinga and my Cnnttaic Discask*, with evidence that residence on auction 9. in th* lownahip of in.most caao> these diseawa are curable. when aba returna, the wi|| |he ««t apUndid atuA of millinerv pud. room. 51. Tbe v.-boul* are in good work­ •vw brougl.t to thh chy. tag order, and a few additional faeta from Tbe Naw York Theater cbwed it* «. the auMrintcBdeut a report my Iw of iugafiemctia here en Salnulay night lfl,. farott. •There were but h-o eves of ta'rdi•nd aropUving thfc week in W-hville.’ bcm at tbo Seem) Ward tehool. whieh te The full |,lia,f, they fc..j |1C,C t<a under tfa efarga of Mi*» Estes, four in ’?g1,U;• U * kt‘« F’ff 'hat. vc eonld give the 20-J. l^imary, Mia* Beadle's room,.' them if we tnrd never «» b.rd Mr> Max and five in Alfa Thr>*up'« room, ahorhig, ■ it wauld- stem, that the scholar* abhor Welland wifi-, .. 1 wife,and Peek, are E>r0:ilc* her*, and wh,,, ij^j taroiaere •* thoroughly a* nature abhors a return, which they probably .ill in <h# i near tuture. they wlB draw full houaw I deed from Mr. Todd to Geo. Curtis, and a Policy of Insurance iwued by tbe Water­ town Inaurancc eomiwny to Mr. Todd. The finder will be auiubly rewarded bv lanving tbe aame at tbe Prat OSre, or with tbe aubaenber. ' , , , G«n. CtlBTI*. Ruiknd, Nov. lOtb., 1879. 28. Wo h.V » »uc*r here in the B.ssxzn oSo^roUi ty I. w. Vramro, ttul THREE PAPERS FOR $400. •Ctgh. U prroent H J lb*., asttj „ 3alon of We will send the Detroit thn root, hit, •«,„ >o J i( To th* Tax-Payer* bf Barry (Jaunty: Weekly l’o«t and Tribune for torn uni uf iu grouud nearly four week*, it doro-not weijh mad, n . jW 4 , wbcu R Believing tint tbe rrceut aetvin of tbe one year, the Michigan Farmer । i Board or troprrvtem tn their mod. at wa* first dog. hi*. mneM«, howc.cr, for one year, and the Republi­ trow- Mr. Vr®mao h»* W1O4 of lbc v<tuaijxMi..tt waa unjv»t. aud an MtM> °o I a puniou of the tax payer. »f thia bounty, can Banner until Jan 1st, 1881, l*rgn« carrot, we ever .aw; efthutu , I bee leave to lay. the following taau aud to any person not now a sub­ iikwauring 18 inche* in length, and mutt | figures before yuu for yi.ur o-ariiteration. I hare carclttliy prepared the following abscriber to tiie Banner, for $4.00. weigh from >ix tu ten pnnnd. ■ atraet ef the reroaaawat* of tbe township Jiaa Swin, Sen., who he* bvea well ' <4 Woodland from tbo year .1873 np tu Novr’ia youk time to get good known in ihi» ary fur , -10J JegM the pre*ct>t tiiuv, and ateo the 2nd aud papers cheap. ten I. iea.te.pau to d wcrlbe / rar rwc-bevoty. revetted injurk* about two wreka agu, ’ 3rd ward* of IlaXing* city fur asms year. t> that bag plehaso tare. with ebrek* as red a* n*M. Entered at the post Office. white chopping >->».• tree, down in Balti1 Aud that anruth white forebrad wbtrtia no Hastings, Mich., a* Second- mare, from whieh ho died otft ftetard.y 82W.073. •rase rvpMra 298330. , Nor ionneeut simplicity i f bean, I a* .nrry class Matter; night lut. Mr. Swin w» an hunnt man, 279, HU. to ray and what more n»-«l te- -.id of hi. eltatjc. 262,083. In thirvee* eyes their liteljr cbadom Ural, the ter, <>r of tho character of any aun. lf.be j 216,510. be honeac, tbu rommunity ia. whi.-h ho re- i A t<-tal increase for Wor-dteuJ, in five I ytare, uf 823,631; and a total redhetiou aides i> perfitctly willing ■ for liauiugv, iu five year*, uf 852J133 ; to al) tbe virtue* that -Isrkore* all araoni ma. Mill I ar* which add the amount that Wc->l!and has Eten nith ih-i-r j»t! >■ eat vyr., Lew iooea-cd, aod we hare a total differUvfhatory, that if nomc men ptwsocd, wvffld euc- of 676,161. that Woodland baa been Y-rar ex.}ua*Ul bom la like a cfeuak be written, and a j torn! p.ic-a it would add *k*x>r inaeih vbra pockerrd allh *i»re(-tcH ■* rafa-d re,e*»tq ared with the 2nd and 3rd Many of our citiaooa are iu Chicago to­ Uke a Ms* oaks. wudsef Hastings, ur a pctrentage that to oar oodntQ * hutc-ry. He vu tho day to attend the Grant boom. Ti»«r langb ring* In luy ear Ukeybe Mint *f* hero of direr wars, vic —Tbe Fir,nd* war, Woodland ha* Lcen rawed or inerca.K-d as A solid Southern boom fur Bayard can compared with the. 2nd and 3rd wurds of 1 am just dying io By l» year premce. the Mexican war and oar rehrlLuu. Hastings in the last five tear* of 21) per | Away from yon I am aa rarlarroboly a* a dek be depended upon to finish him Macsndt- Daring the [nut woek, wheat baa ranged । from SI.21 to 81-10 at which laUir price I i t ia selling to day. , Bnt be has gone t.» m-et the th .i,snda Wo bare tho .finest aasortment of gilt ■ ofhte old comrade who prcgcvdM lint Io edge calling card* in this city. Call and '| that tend where ware and lurmoite du net examine ourspeomena. 4X exist. He leave* a wife and three ehildreq The Middle rille HrpMiean ia in favor who long ainec arrived to.nun and womat- * tiun uf tfa county baa tree redaerd 8610,*232. T1.1- pr.wcnt year, - wbieh will atilt i further iurrca.au till pcr.-uitagn which Woodfad baa beets rauedj roakieg it very । nearly pKj-cr cent, or nhnsat ooe third that Woedlaed ba* fa’u rafa-l in tire year* aa d>mparc-l with Htalisp, and thia fro in U. ;-: ye.ru uf depreciation, with lit • lie or no imprurcaarnt Uieg made, with . We understand there ha a good deal of corn yet uuhuikrd. Seoul* a. though , there had been enough fine weather this l fall ■> that farmer* might hare had their [ Meteorological Record. It te with great pleasure that we ao- Hastings for the State Board notniec to the people of our crunty that; By Prof L N. Mitebel) Tommy Hubbard, formerly of thia county. ' lustra* V. . waa dected Register of Deed* for Sumacr county, Kassas, on the 4th inat. 1 7 1 J ! ♦ 11 Tbe Rev. Mr. McCord, of Biehland, ' - ■ .... will addrea* tbe Chriatiau Temperance “•j »•! *•! Uaion, al Red Ribbon Hall, next Sabbath » suafternoon. Ho is an abte speaker and we^ » | 4J • U | tope that the hoaaa may fa wd) fllted ?O 1 57 1 a ; Mcun. Hale A Bartley manufactured 4* j’ Ct 1 «t ‘ and shipped in tbe month of Obtober. » i « xa : 2,000 bbls of flour. They have manu­ r» | M [ <• ; factured and shipped, outmde of tfair 2-A home trade. 6,000 bbte. siure July 1st. Quite a busiuoM that. The Largest Stock of BUFFALO ROBES. In f»rt Ui. hrge.t, moil complete »n,l bwl.Slack of G.n«,U Dry , Good .rrcr .hown in tbu dty. Baying them flood. Iran am hands for Cash (enables me to offer I CASH FOB L^GS. Bentley Bros-. A Wilkins. M<*ter t'ook A Rogers having enlarged ' their slaughter house, arc prepared to do custom butchering on abort notice. Will go and pel, drra* aud return H6ga for one dollar eaeb, or will simply drewa them for 50 cts. Tbe nicest cuts or meats always on hand nt tbeir market^ y£ Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. The beat Wire in the world for cat*, bruise*. surra, ulcer*, aalt rheum, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coms, and all SEPT. I5TH. 19. ma fresh and new. issi SalUburr will pay the higheat market price for Frrii R.M Butin. 27-28 To tho people of Barry CoT Always remember that when yon ark in Hastings that the beat pteee to grt a gc^d square meal lor 23cta it at tba Newton House. 27tf C. Ct-XAVXU, Prop r In Memoriam. TLc down confinement ®f »J1 factory work, givra the cjroratlroa pallid f*«a, poor appetite*, languid, miwrabh fcriing*. poor bt«J,. iaarflro livrf. ki.lwya and uuiary tnftblre. nod all tiro pbiatriaa* aud mreheiura in the world i-mmoi help them unfa* they get out of doors er u*e Hop Bitlcrv, the pure.1 aud leal remedy, repccyMr for such eaacs. haviug abund.Latlara ad4re»««i 1- tfa following persco* anee <l:ealth. anaahine and rwy cheeks rmaia anctalcra-1 ■> lbs pastuSca at Banter in them. They «>« fat a trifle. Sec Barry county, Mk*.; N*r. tllh. HT9aootfar reJ-mn 27-2S Wtffiaa. Cridter, FredB. Davit, Aaron aeientific equipment, haa won forih’u road, Enn* 2, Harare Kimhte.Jmee Wilkin*. for its e»*c »nd comfort, that mead of praise', the triumph afar: in railway travel. Ju praises should bo ctor anng iu the tar Tbe ladie* of Hu- Christian Temperance Orient, and• rapocully those near lands Uoiou will bold a social for tbe benefit of thxtoue sq much to the eont ncatu! rail­ tho Reform club, at Red Ribbon H*D, road—Colorado, NevuAa and t.'eliforni*, and the dmunt .rorident-that all may this, Wednesday, evening. Refreshments know ul its well deserving of tb» public’s will fa served. Admfawn ten ecot*. palrnnagc. Quite in ifisru wiU it be hero Tbe Hall *hould be filled to sav, that the much traveled, observant The Granger. wiU bold a Mam Mrefl.g and ikillfol officer of.lhc United b’totc* Army. Major General Irvin McDowell, in at Union Hall, oo Friday afternoon of thte pawtug over it tbe othue d*y, on hi* way weak. Tfa addrore will faxteliverod at tn San Pranebeo, waa ple*»ed to say of it: 2 o'clock ia the afternoon, by Mfo Whit ••Ittellrofinret rosd lever travel® 1 on, NXT of Muskegon, the Worthy Grand cither in Europe or America." Tho road has additional prms** to those Lecturer' ol thio sut*. Tfa public are of its excellence of construction, natural lo­ cordially invited. cation, and pcrfoct equipment, the repnl Tfa proepreiM of lb# "/>w Slotl Ju «»n>* of its employes lend a charm to lheir care, mention and gcntlemauly de­ JuuruaP published si Chicago, appear* iu portment. which add* th* rap sheaf, grace, to ita material pcrfoctiju. A Wonderful Discovery. For the y«r paet it was a r jsd without a unninal detention. Its gruaily iuertmfor the rpcody cun- of CoMumpuc-n and ing tbriragh travel sod fa men*? way treat- all disease* that tend to it, such as stubtfaTd?.1^ nca* will won require a doufclo track.—ZfeDec. 7/A, 1CTA ehrat.drv haokiog cough, tickling ic th. throat, Hoeraae***. Bare Thro*,' and all ... » of lb® throe* and Jungs, Dr. King’s New Dteco-rery fare ,Mrqual and ha. wtabfabed for itself a The circuit court did not commence- it* November term fill yesterday, in eoure queue* of the illne** of Judge Hookers father, who had a atroke of paralysis Saturday la*t, whteh delayed the Jud»>'» coming till yesrterdsy, Tureday. ! I J | i JULIUS BUSSELL. Dr. Upjohn baa an ou painting, the ‘stray cow," which was painted two hun­ dred and twenty years ago, by Muller. ■Thia Lodge ia now pttUpcring and re­ The Farwell K'jitter, in an aide article, port* 65" members in good aun-fiog al thia aeeonda the nomination of Boa. E. G. D. lime. Wc think tho Order’ in the State Roldan, of Grand Rapids, fur Governor. ia io a flourhhieg rendition, nd Lila fair Dr. Uriah Upjohn, of Kalamsaoo, wa* to do noble work' for tbe year to c^mn in the eity viaiting bi* brother, Dr. Win. On the 3rd. lut, the follow!sg named Upjohn and bis *00 Dr. W. K,. Upjohn, petaou* werojtuUllel uffiezrj ,f tb^ing* i A, U. KurAvatCK. Izidge, J® 911, f«n- tbe'cwrretJ terra The Model Railway. W. C. T.'—Geo. M. Dewey. Don’t fail to remember that we send tbe There i* no link in the chain of railway i Weakly Putt \Trikw to any person for achxa tbe American coatincst, from tl.e Atlantic to the I'arifi: < keanx. that ha* . 81.20 a year. Lbdvs your orders at the played ro directly an impeauut pm in i that great continental railroad, a* tbe link' of fire hundred mile* CMopoeing the Z'Ai Tbe Rev. O. N. Hunt will deliver e dieeoane to the bueioen men oftbai vicinity, et the Methodist Episcopal Cbarub at Hichary Comer*, at 2 o'clock io the after PariSe Railwav ; h virtually made that read prvxieablc, *»d was rabiri&lrally tbe | father uf it. It thus earned it* well d»- i I served title, “The Old 1’iunecr." That it • j in a mraaur' exhanrtod itself financially in ' its rapid end forc*d eeuftruc'.ioc acro« the I then unseUlad but firi> j-tairies of Illinois I and Iowa, aeoouct* for the fret that it was I for same time as ita later day and would be ' rivala sraifagly pu’ it. “a^str-ak of *<»*■” । Yr* it* history, on a renew, shows U tu 1 , bareSrvrr faen, a* to limr afe-1 to alm-nee of accident*, a “Cufard line," for rafsty. | I spied and regularity at terminal arrival*. | ; Thia any fa acefanied for from fa haring j tem gradients sad enrvarure than it.* naw ■ competitors to Council Bluffs, at the aame i ' time being tbe shorter or I’asuf- line It | started ita train* fat from termini sad ar > i rived Bret. It ba. ever .bcm ill. rout ae- ■ | co«nmoiatit>K for the through pamienger. I Thiv much fur Ita past history. I The loot two «r three year*, in ire roadI way. ita rail, it* c«|Ulpmout. hu witOteaed I the toew.»w<>oderful i-hnnge of any rsed in I tbe ca*: or wnt. It m now tiro First Wa** Railroad ; accood ro nona, the equal, we think the superior, of any, which juatly in titles it tn tbe appaltetioo, Tiro Model Railroad. I Gravel baHat, white .at tie., rted rii!’.'Mone mlvtrta, iron bridge, fint dm cuginea, roaehea that are airy and elegant fur comfort, having Miller coup­ ling* and Weatingbtraar Meatn brake*, and attached to each train ia one or more of thoac marvel* of aptendor the Pallman Palace Hotel ears in which the JAvaler cat* and .tap in m-ro- luxurious apartmenta thin eld world potentate* • tier The largest Stock of Ladies Qm|», The largest Stock of Ladicn Knit Scarfs and Hood*, The largest Stock of Underwear, The largest Stock of Hosiery, The largest Stock of Glove*, The largest Stock of Men's Clothing, The largest Slock of Boys’ Clothing, Any one wishing to purebaM- a good park Horae at very rraooaablc tenua ran *pply la Dr. E. H.Lsdtn>|u , 27-28 ; isg obliged to draw llrir produce from r to 18 mite* to their market, and thia a , majority of your Boot 1 9»f tjupeniaera have culled cqaaliraliun. Iloncrt tax-tiaycre of Barry connly. •itSout regard to jarty, poUio, or location, 1 believe you will agree with ma io otndtmaning this in­ justice, and instead of calling thia ccjualiration,-yon will mll.it an outrage on the innueent ta»pay<ra *f tbu township of Woodland. ThaokiC: you for your st- . tcniiau, I remain, s» ..-ver, ycur humble ' John J. Bagley, fur Senator. Barry Lodge Izidgc No. 321, F. A A. M.. are going to have a Grand Reunion and Dauooat Union Ball, Naw Year* Night. Every arrangement ia bring made by the irodgo to have an enjoyable affair.—Committee* arc carefully selecCed to attend the want* ol tho Patrons. TbeHall will be beautifully decorated with appropriate emblems, also with our Nation's ccubicm. Leo Reed » to furnish I am Showing this Season: The largest stock of Dry Goods, The largest stock of Dress Goods, 1879. NEW GODDSNEW GOODS MICHIGAN FARMER, Brighter. Fresher, More Entertain­ ing and Instructive than Eter. Tiro beat place in turn Ao boy ocbool Suitingx, Cloakutga, Dr. King'* C*liforn£* Golden PRICE REDUCED! Com- la a strictly vegetable preparation, and will positively euro Dyaptrp*ia. Siek Head­ ache. Aridity of Stomach, coming up of Food. l*ain in pit of Stomach, Law Spir­ Its, Biliouaoroe, Conatipatioa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint or any affection of the Stomach or Liver, ia the shortest time posaibte. You are not asked to buy until you know what you are getting. There­ fore, aa you value your existence, do net, fail to gi; to your Droggtet, Ruaaell Bros. Bellable Agents Wanted. Address JOHNSTONE k GIBBONS, Silk Fringet Waterproofs Lndiett Cloth, Fancy Gouda, Beaver, Flannels, Ready Made Cloak i Foreign & Domestic Clotha Gents Suitings, Clotlung, Clothing, Furnishing Goodp, Hats and Caps. Over Coats. Fiiie Suits, Hosiery. &c. I have taken advantage and can make the lowest prices. DAUCHY &, CO. COL- LEWIS STERN. WoMhiaftou Block. i ' THKonlu PLACE to find BRQADHKAD DRESS GOODS KgTEf-_____________ Thia shows what fair dealing" will do. Mtssra. Beumer Bra*, hare juat reevivod an order from Miss IJIIian Kimfall, of 1*taiowrll, far a marbte top fad room aal, ■nd other furniture. Comment te unntcc**ary. Tfay are the “bam" firm and the people are fiodiog it out, too. 27-28 Hasting*. Sept. 15. 1879. TOO LATE ! 4241 Whati.it? Ans.—-Yoor Prescription, and Receipts. What is it made of? Ana.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? Ans.—With care and accnracy. Where to gel it ? Ans.—At Roberts &, Hotchkiss, where you will always find a full and select Stock of Drugs and Medicines. Our expense, are light and wo sell goods in same ratio. JIIHi (I. MM, FINE Keep. eoMtantly on hand Tuomak B. Pmtus, E«»., of tfa Equitable Life Inwranee Company, 125 Breadway. N. Y , aayv Draw fad ezparteoca, and know Dr. Giles Linimect lodid. Ammonia i* tbe ceacwt, nicest and most pmfaiX oombins lion that has ever eutne before the public. It never amte, te not grarey, te agvwaabte 7 LIME. HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER f PUMPS, PLOWS. • DRAGS CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY A specialty. Cal! anti 8ee us. ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS. «fi»rfth»Gn*fire fcfte �A CURE OR NO PAY. Ladies I are ebaneroned by Mamweo >hey will be eclip-ed by mioy. but espeetally by I for ladies oTUte Army end Navy. ; Thobdiee of tho Supreme Cuurt aad C'ablu.t ate ■ groat interest ia every court in Europe ; far, ngnM from noy point of view, it it a notable event. It shows for example, that ooo factor io Cooliaentel politics hith ertu touch ooualderod the rowratnirnt of tlio but It is probable that there is more. Prince Bismarck docs oct pay visits of thia kind for nothing, audit iadifficult tu doubt tbit Germany and Aurtrta are formally or informally bound in a defensive alliance,which pleaaoe Aualrian-Germana, who .- 1 ..»■* 1■ issha*. Meoteu. 1 Washington u a fit |d*<c for * Niti Fair. Y*terday th* National 1’air is eallrl was ir.inguratod by a shod drew from Mr. Hayta, aud a procvst of four miler, ia which tb-t vark>u« tr •nJ hanjicrafl, of Washington were resented, uurclicJ to tho fair ground* ttal. aud does not dispieare Hungarian*, always delighted when any occurrence an­ noys St. Potenburgh. If Germany and Austria are heartily allied for any one at-, jeci, tb«i aa regards that object a a<w THE BEST* fo’.rresting session. Warbingtjn da the earning winter will be tbe ‘j»»- -- • n-ious fur both political psr'.Mi bi the auguratiou cd ibe most exphfag j. - • tiai oatn prigs iu American bhtery. recent preliminary engagements la Mi Ohio, low,, and Calilornix h*te afate u Ilureia set free, if rhe ha been, u i« Ipiranta, and defined issa-t, but. tber. that is still uwcttled both »• 'rvi imagined, left by thii alliance out in the much 1 odd. She cannot, indeed, if the alliance ‘ is real, vsature alone to attack Central ‘ Europe, but for any enterprise to which • the two powers are indifferent she i, aet\I free (rota the restraint involved io their alliance. She has only her own interests to consider, sod if they lend her to great annexations io Aaia, ou influence could ba exerted cither at Berlin or Vienna that would io the least restrain her, for she lia. sa_______ Zech Chendler. A82B PHTEICIAMJ, CLEBQTMa 113 THS /.FTUCTEOEVEHTWHEBf. THE GREATEST fm KUMM OF TuE ARE. TUTTS' PIU.S TBTTS Fills SBBX .. TEE BEST OF ITS UNI). TuH’S FilLS TUTT’S FILLS Michigan.Central Railroad TUTT’S PiilS EAST AND WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT BIARB IAPIBB BIVISION. MEXICAN TUTT’S PIUS TUTT'S PIUS TUTTS PJUSl MUSTANG f"" clomTreu though J IU .- •. .-. • ai.-r.at is sec­ ts fiS 8 :s it; is EtSil LINIMENT THE .EYE, EAR, and THROAT JOHNSTON’S SARSAPARILLA SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE, Lira car-m swrci which divides Europe and the Ntivjiilt empire. Au iodspeodent Finland, • l‘.iland extending to its Mlural biumlsrira formed by the Dries and the Dnieper, a tho work nor the deed, holding tho end in all cuss to fortify the means. Intellectually, a crons between old Beu. Wade and Oliver Morton, poaessing somewhat of the burly wit aad Mol style of the one and the alert bruin peer of tbe other, he was strong both as an urginiier sod a speaker. There wee no nocseaae Canada Southern Railway and a tkrvia extending to the Boepbotua, would asrvs the interest of Germany, beeatse they would deprive Rostis of all means of reaching the heart of the empire, at least by Isnd. The allunee between tbe ecsndinavian and Balkan peninsulas meant therefore, tho maiotaioance of tho Euro­ pean equilibrium, the freedom of the ^trails, tbe independence of'petty States, the settlement of the Eastern Qocrti>a, and the tranquility of Earop*.' The author say, that thert is another .mode cf settlement puerible,— namely, a com pro­ mise in view of a moral partition »H pow er among certain States, each aa the Tree­ tie* uf Erfnorth and Ttlsit between Nspo-1 THE BEST IMPORTANT West Meriden, Conn., K'JSSFsSSSKO5 PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL ipUHE ruR BP£JIMATO£R3(E4. THS DETROIT MHIHG JWS SEMINALPASTILLE News baa been retired from Onora that a villa bad been en-s-.-ed there for the Empresa of Ruaaia for the Coming winter. General Kaufmann, th* Governer General of Turkestan, has left 8h Petersburg for Inradii, and ia expected tn return is a fortolgSt. A fresh Nihiitrt trial u to be proceeded with al 8t. ' Petenbnri; next week. The Huasian Gorernmao*. are anxious that tho ease should be eaoclude-J and judgement given before the Cur's return to his capital. The case poeaeaoes some political interest aud attract, much — —»i..n fr-m. ll., Tl. LINIMENTS Tie Beiitea Maw ftBpEj THE ECHO FOR VtdAIC PLASTER 1880. zns.’sin rThree Months Free ’ sat The Unrivaled U’deax A AI.WAY3 CURES. While cans, the well-known Parker Gun end Novelties and Bpceialtios THE KTKNLXO saws. Um " A>>n,«a**iir««w'“f tu'B«V>s,.’'J't£" THE MERIDEN ITRCBASING CO 34if West Meriden. Coen. tenont Mirsky are the best known among the persona accused. M. Mak off, the Minuter ol the Interior.hasgirrn a second Warning to the editors of ths Raiikaja I'rarda and has prohibited the sale in the public streets of the .Vovoe Vrrmyit and the fit Pclaraburx Tj/ufomatti. The Gnvsromnct. it is announced, is about to institute a uew mode of dealing with edi­ tors uf oewapepers, not subject to the pre limfoary ecnai-rahip, who may be condemn­ ed for infringing the exirtirg press laws. >BOOKS<M|U.I CHICAGO I WEST raiCO EAIUffiAI' Wethington Letter. iemi AlTION^jPO-PAI 'T&LT'K.wsiie■ here of Congress sod Senator, are already 1 ia the city seeing to the intends of their ' wards in tbs Departmenu or looking for winter quarters fur thernaelrm and families Syme of our Statesmen actually bring their wires with them whan they are elected ‘ Io Coagrw, tbity ell ought to do iu Some when they coma here. I have known some who appeared to'regard themselves M the representative! of their district aud who dosbdesa regretted that they did not §»Ws latCumi PIONEER STORE ! Dealer ia General Mrrebandisc, CLOTHING ass � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-11-19.pdf ede919010ff229b4c98539d3e320cf1b PDF Text Text rT<ijVu«i/^x»w»<r VOL. 24. NO. 2$». HASTINGS, MICH., .WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1879. WHOLE NO. 1280. XteSESZS BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER ------------ 1 NEW YORK. Jackson 5Vagon hid bum buried under the January anow. And fueling this, I ho yearning that uo one can wholly stifle, for some one lo love her Lest,to Iota her living, and mourn and miss her dea l, grew to > craving banger, that always fed upon itself, and grow with every IMPROVED FOR 1879. ltnne.1 Irowl. Bert I-»i„t,d „d Lighte„ Runlling Wagllu h, your father died raddenly. too, Margaret, —I meso b3rie," said Mn Amber, get­ ting confused, and losing bsrself in memo Kray Box Mt in White Led. with the Hjdrrtilie world. Mnebtne. E.erj Wheel Boiled in Oil. Ererr Skein Mt with the I atent Skein Setter, and aTTOHNKY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR IN CHA xoptr, » O^eea,,, •But bow long he kept you from 'Tity him, Paul. ’ Remember he er have any happitaeuB like ours." •I think HI mako conditiona. < ONLY TRUSS Ron AXLE ATTACHMENT. Amber's death, Mr. Will-,. because I heard ibe death watch ticking in the wall, —you remember, Margaret,"— “Yee, mother. Do you know the par­ ticulars, Mr. WilliaF* Mr. Willis did. Hn gain them minnte- ORRATRST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAOOS • JACKSON WAGONS i» «« i» Barry Couu'y than all other* combined, yet the repairs do not average 'P eenta each. VaTICH VPTHE PHACE. 5taw.'m'p“! **"" (Jail and nee them at GREBLE & RUSSELL’I house and ten thousand dollars, and the re« is divided amnng your boys, Mrs. Amber." Tbe weight of this good li-rtnmt rested on thrm somewhat heavily for some rinse after Mr. Willis retired. Nobody spoke. At length Mrs. Amber said.— "Margaret, do you think it will be nec­ essary to postpone cy—I mean your mamsge on aeeouot ofyour unde's death?" Margaret brushed away a few iudignin: tears. "1 thiuk that L'ocbi -Manudeke would not be grateful for any eonsideratuw that did not come from real Ming,” and she went hastily out of the room. Poor Unde Marmaduke I Margaret bad known him fur a rough old fsRow, who hid. away Lis b«*n so dowdy under ■ brusque exterior, that not many people awspectad IIiwtingB, MiiiL, May C,' 1879. lUJELrt mi UTE WON Imperial Soap itSiB DENTIST Miciiiu. Nashville. HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES tfiem everywhere. It was not apathy,— that the suffered keenly, they all knew,— but day after day that atony calm art alwaya on her fee*. The •'loose, soft, im practicable curb" were compreased into a Th,e -Price of the Imperial Soap in f6.23 per l»ox of 100 I lb. close knot; the beautiful, delicate, vetoed bars—75 llw. itx the box'. To any one who will send us on order temples were pinched snJ sunken . the mouth was choc shut, and neither spoke for -10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will sent! one box extra free os nor smiled. Only one day tflio said to Margaret, without the least premoni-, a Pr' . . boxes at it time, with remittance, and when we have thus received He walled to tbc window, and out stemlfimly, but as there WM nothing lo be seen hut’s wisrl-dcd Ruing by, Mrs. St. Ives <miiIJ not nuppoae him to be much “it esnn rt be thiA she rufiuul rhe said abruptly. % Paul looked out of the wimloi meat louder, then came back, and orders for 10 bdxes we will send the eleventh box frfe tut proposed above. WILLIAM WALTER. CHAPTER XI. If you Ho not winb to kend money in advance ; iredit deposit it with any bunker, or merchant in town with.the dndemtaiiding that he is tod of the Soap which lit to belahippcd to bis c aii work Guaranteed. ( K A MPTON BROTH ER S. if- J- nn^fi Camaje, Siu an; Omaalal P A IN TER • ■1500.00 WhiteScwino Machine co. Cleveland, OHIO. anything elac had been. Margaret broke ■ down at last, under the accttmulalion ol trouble*, and one day there wav an ex­ citement iu the bouse, a hurried aeudicf for the doctor, and then it was known that the patient heart and active brain which had thought, felt,) leaned and work­ ed lor everybody, mu»t be idle for mint weeks. Paul Barroc came every day his anxiety revealing itself in the taer that grew sterner snd psler a* tbs crisis approached. One morning Mrs. St Ives eame duwn to the prior to aeo him He thought her looking worn and fetigu- 3S4 THE NEW VICTOR Paul whitened to ike lipt, and hit fs« grew sei and grim , it WM a whole minute before the as tarsi color came back again, and bb eyes softened, and bu fixed fea­ tures relaxed. Then he trembled ; strong, sclf-roetroll-d man as he was, be shook ftom heal to foot. SIMHJCnY SIMPLIFIED' The first hotel in the State to reduce rotes. The first hotel In the Bute with Pas­ senger Elevator. kn?ti£Uv—o n $2.00. $2.50, »nd $3.00 Per Dxy, ifol rnxt i with u,,'. •*I bare a plan. I am going to frighten her about Margaret; and, indeed, Mr Barroe, there u great danger.” Paul turned away bin fane.—a movement that did not escape Mtn. St. Iren. “If sbr cares for anybody except that unhappy ■TRV "AT " Luirt'al MDiinumra ii 1® , -1 — I. Ml xn.1 E WHITE Sewing Machine Most Mrs. St. iven tried it that vary afur noon. Standing by Kim's sofa, the u.J.••KWeF JAMES M.HEWESqRqCERIES 'Ctaiis. TrtieuBedteai»,aiiS«&i HENRY L. NEWTON, happy zeph PoK TO UK without ever stopping to ring. Margaret tat tbero in the easy chair, and Mro. St [res sal l.«sid« her Mri. Bi. Ivre gave him one look, and then waul quickly nut of the room. Margaret half ruse.from bar chair, startled and utonishod.bat his-voice arrested her very heart pulma, and her whole soul lirtanol . "Margaret. did you ever sec thia be­ fore r She gaxed al a yellow, crumpled paper, and presently her eyre lighted, and she think I bad u,s right lo get married,* said Mis Amber, flushlug. end Monpiog her tears "1 must say, Margaret, I call AfiU very unfeeling, after all that I here suffer nl. You want to be nurried yourself, and I ilsould think I had jut at much right But that's the way with Jvung people,— they never think"— , ' • Indeed, jou mistake me quito, deer mother," inumipud Msrearet. "I couldn't help being surprised, I think, but I nm sure I am quiio willing," and Margaret hogbed a little, adding. "You have been married a good deal, and ought lo know ; and I really think your example takes away any reluotanee 1 had''—and al tbit, Margaret stopped hastily. But Mrs. Amber failed to detect the entire, and Went on lo diacuna future ar rangrawmU with a great deal of oomplacadd a Spirit of progress which would en­ able him to du good eerviee for Me perty. But wbv sp-ak at length of ths ability of a uun a<> well loose to the people of Michigan aa John J. Bagley Were the ch.-ire left to the IknwblMM of MieMKsct cu Hoiks would vote for him. lie man with whom they feel a freedom, •bJ baa never been found venting. " doctor tools IrouNe, and, mere than all, it Further then thia, the last LegUnUm ghee you to nw without delay,—not that 1 should have admitted the family claim, -a pre-cd as plainly as language «m>M, that Mil to Mr. Chandler, Mr. Bwg |e T —for. 0 Margaret, you belong to my low. For all my playful words, my heart trem­ wuuid be their choice for U. S. Senator. "BuL darling," looking al her pitjlng- bles with an overflow of solemn joy." ly. Her bead nestled oo hu shoulder ; and Ebin hid her brad upon Margaret's ahoulder, and whLipcred softly,“God lakes care of such as 1, end O Margin*, ha will help m» to tench my litllgebildtobo what his father ought to hsva bcun." The next morning they wvro all in the parlor togetb-.r, snd Margaret Was looking furtively out of the window from lime to time, to sec if Paul was not coming up the path. Instead of Paul, appeared Mr. Willis at the gala, and Margaret exclaim­ ed,— "Why,here in Unde Marmaduke's agent. There must b« some news of him. Phillis. �| Ttf* Hahihc*, Mk». Nov. 19, 1879. Library of Unkerul Knowledge Machinery! THS W0BI.V ■ Niw YdKX, Nov. 14th, 1379. HONEST MONEY PLATFORM.; Opposition to all i>apcr infla-' °i cion, and consequent tleprecia-i 1889 w>il U ■ tion. In favor of a currency of | Southern State coin aud paper of eqnttl value,; States.*’ and equal purchuinr power, tho Tbc New Orl Spor convertible with coin nt e will of the holder; MMM’.^d'nii We tire Agente for the TRe Detroil Poet end Tribune. India, the lArr.ro^.'s/, edited in Bae- MANSFIELD MACHINE WORKS liberal They Mraofnctutv * Hill Line of Thiokeolving Proctematien. lay of public that Almighty God at the great pricea charged ter Cydupediaa tally ocoor that would The niladriphia, Penn . /ayw>'r«r ^Oun thing may bs'set down as certain, firmed skepticFor instance, in tho cue and that is that no Southern man will car­ uf the disastrous cuHlaina between a British ry any Northern State in 1880." Tho New York Trilnmr Bars : •‘Tlie Solid South is tl.-j millstone hi snmMm ■» rmiT wii remaining nth month . Presidential their candidate. If you should need one. Carriage*, Platform Buggies and the Celebrated • described the iotidrata of wreck and Philadelphia /'rear. “th. of I'ennerlvaaia." STUDEBAHER WAGONS 9. ,, r .«usis< as, o sr.ss.-sgK’trftsaxtssa The chief of r^dc, hours afterward, within tho IMcwars si, ‘Of which we keep n fall Stock. ^ssns Meer" aparw: -we- “OH! my: BACK!” New Fall Goods! Z-rijjii? w Is receiving the Largest .Stock of DRY GOODS, tmtaBV.t»RSs«iaLf’ satisfactory to the Republicans cf the Stele, while that of Mr Beaman Was net, sffieial fcouple. which the taxpayers usual­ nlcipial election at Peoria. III., an indict. tr.ir . r ,i....... < . . and wc have nu <loubt of Mr. Baldwin'ss <d _1 _ut f theif named Warner, was cbowhiskey -Mayor < over the HepuUiean esndidals, inesa ter the lawyers.. Au cx-Slrorilf of IlVlw K ability to fill the exalted station with peat -----owing to a third-party ticket." New York sends in bis hill ter a b.ihit-.w Icredit to himself, and honor to the State. worth tocbtekx . uouans HUNT’V S tJXVnrtu’liiSli »<ih»k-:•->»•eTu- w.-/uT. -li'a »71 < a” rid I. ,K’- *•* 'W.Bri: ■ reuwSnr «»!■>:• .......;• ^•^f.te,".‘sx‘S3®iM=tat; •, KSserxNrw.h?t,Jhras; ,v: ■a.'hijir "f “' A"**w’ M RwWBsasi. gentlemen's shirt fronts'fbr a very Jorg j ”” BOTEC YEAR i t<y James •ill mail » e. She We are putting in a fine Stock of yar ' . oo.. Rn«PP«„£L?w «"«; koOHW foS Ute FCS lootalkt .1- .. M-z . Jf«. JL - Highest market price paid for Produce. Goods delivered Free J" any part of the city. We so­ licit your trade. First door east Of PoSt-OffiCS. Knappen'8_Law office. 25mS I, . Knappso-^aw Offies. i fiZbnO. Apply at Knappen's La* Office. pEop^, T() rora *TT»rinx u, w||() isvitkototub asset CA X REAJ) xckmest that t»s ta»TI IIEE1LI IffllEBIHI. • '■•’"sjnMWiwiYairt AtsmiMSisaysssK’jsa ” <1N-E ^EAR AND THREE MONTHS Knappen’s Law Office. G.P. Rowell & Co's. Col 10TANIC BALSAM "^XTRAO RDX N AR Y^DFraRT-n SSkX« I Weekly Commercial on Trial.] iTmOMTMffi ■youst^utiK Lady's Book fur one Year at 13.00. M. H AZSTEAD A CO.. IN 1880. trying ths exprriment, PRUrRIETOHN CINCINNATI COMM KIWI Al.. I JWSsfeteCTir tsaHitt1. fgrumaw aukp Tho young this happy One , teas. She lya raised several large families “T SWMglBANMIl! cxairnia Kwtn. 0,000,000 waa de md prison nontraetars divided is thai of rrvenne I ££>iei gcj or rant. Apply «» W. H. SCHANTZ. W. W. KELLY & CO. .... Knappen's Law Office. svieaumojt PRICK REDUCED TO $2.00 PER YE*R. without a master and --TrT” l" Knappen's Law O'fice. SAMPU FREE '8 BOOKS. uummous m veins arc. i am tout, enrereu with feathers and set to hatching eggs. ___\ W. W. KELLY. CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK parity the tuning up of triumphal trumpets wrote with the sword. Their patriotism, u plainly to be heard on every sldp. A bereaved eat has been developing be declared, to be as “skorrieae as tho air.' "They fought for the nobltily of labor ; remarkable iudostrions qnalitiea in Brookfought, that mothers might ewa their died while- NEW FlrtM ! knappen’s Law Office. OIVE POLLAK. tivitin of the most gorgeous kind. That times are getting good, there is no wannvr of doubt. I haven't rcen so many dia- The decrease of the public debt during REAL ESTA/TE. FOR SALE AND TO RENT. Knappen’s Law Office, riMKXTLVAXIA. ‘And now let us drink lo the volunteers. ^Come and see tor Yourselves. Knappen's Law Office. '.T .f?4. oas State election, of about 1,500. MAI.VK. torn with indignant hands from the Con- ahe was grabbe-1 almost aimultnniomly by two byatandcnl one of whom decorously Irinkaarv »1 The election io Maine, September 8, ter boiated the outer boot back again inrid'o Z B. IM the chain and then Inetd up agiinat her Davis < Republican) W,«S. fMMif atru-les till sire swooned in his Smith (Greenbacker. <1^10. bashful arm*. Quits a alining eart of af­ fair. follows; Baller, Republican, 2S6J53 ; Ever brought in Barryf’ ounty. Apply .1 imaginary and poetical beauty a marks hu great efforts stood revraletl Democratic and Greenback rote, 13,948. fore the delighted listeners. Rdcrrii petticoats an evening or so ago from a liu" Beck, the Republican candidate has a ma swim in the Ent Hirer. Comfortably jority, over all opposition, of 2,975—a "They blotted from the statute books 000,000. bat nearly AND NOTIONS REMEDYSiiSlgH™^ cottwrcricfT Has done nobly. The returns Irons the eleven Senatorial distncU holding dcct- 2jch. Chandler and Jamas 'Otia. FANCY GOODS CHANCERY SALE- ’■ Cumptrolter poob poubs the 'wltulc thtDg tbc law is called io and after tho expend:-.I,’ ture of seven! thouuud dollars, the Comp- ' SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. | ICft troller sign, a cheque ter ths full amvunt { then the Mayer, who is fighting the | Cumptrolter, refuses to endorse the ah'que; . then tb.rt’s some more law. Finapy, tbs M--KS,tv-.'.... ■>-. ( tih'e->aa<y M hsrrr. j s.nA aaH urik» miA-wm tunara/sw <s ■ ; • sbaawypt BaMtore. ss*watoaresu<»:tawa s->r«l tsses Mas amount pitched away in a dispute 'that IS.ij.aj? ; might be settled in fijc mioutcM between |' 1 '■•““"torfKVW.tLl® two honest men, amounts .to pWbsps three Attorney General.'' ' tim(s u much u the original claim. And ' Senators io 1877. The diepublican rots 1 l.-i .1 K. KssrrasksIMisr t-r tkvV'nsaUlss The Grand Rapids Jteyfr says: an it worn ou. The Brooklyn Alderiucu , hare just perpetrated a job which tactcds j. and this year, 24,903. The total Repub­ io audacity sod onyttiriity anything ever , lican majority its the 11 district* ia 3,287; It is thought they will show an aggregate betere carried thfirogh by the m.-st iogen- , ■f: teas money grabbing munsripdity Tbvy i, tho total Democratic majorities, <17T, or a have actually added 880,000 to the budget j j net Republican m«j»rit\of2,£13. iMhal^1 samo districts tart yearOt/lhc Governor | Col. Ingersoll. salaries to useful “beaters." Of esurse, the' I community is very indignant, but before i vote, the net Republican majority was ea-! ly I.'th iu*L the tellowing editorial, and exMAMACticsma, i tracts ol Col. Rabert Ingersoll s spaoth igation. We arc having quite an cpils-mic of aui table, for Governor was : Loeg, 41 ; Bot- the Potter Palmer House in Chicago, on ler,13, Adams, 39. rThis will make lie which a certain notoriowi medical roan who follows: Long, 122,607 ; Butter, 108,786 ; Ilia words were burning and eloquent, and hu suffered prosetutten by the United-' The independent. States oo accouut c-f some peculiar pul !i Adame, 9,925; Mdy, 1,183. Gov. catrons, narrowly escaped bcingwhut. A Long's plurality la 13,921, and lite major visitor eame to him one more,lug, nod aft.-r ; ity over ail opjKainc candidates is 2,411. mkw nAMFaninx The vote M the municipal election in tout, -The Volunteer Sotdiera," a large objected, atn^in the struggle inaoagd ‘to part of the audience rose with him, ami • » L-l j.an’U BMI Nashua, ou Tuesday, was the- smallest the cheering wa« long and loud. CJooel wound his auaiitat, who es-sped, end to ' “ I t.ssa A B-ll.; Ck. i tr I .iat>.i smi aAa«rt< Ingersoll msy tairly be regarded aa the Holman received 978 rules ; Woodward, cf Hart io urar uim suer an tns a Teutonic ----, barber , , Lid. Or Dem., 702 ; scattering, 64 ; making a to- • r.-uoe briUlut spweho. that had preceded ; and ““»« <■ «"U this interwt was not unmized with a tear '.is ; Holman a majority ia 222, and plurality that not beahte u>u he no would wuaia eoi ue ame to io successfully succcastuiiy -----F, _'Ut ------ JT?T '________ of llle. both ihis own great______ reputaof h,lie .e.- dis;M>s-d .I,e J“i“..!>”Lu d olalfsire *“» . •!>» over Woodward, 276. The City Council strive against k^i. manner, caked Lis friend ttKfll CIMtK. atande,—Aldermen, llepublieatm 8, Dom- two and the fresh competitors who bad “M‘ busintm-likc mar._„ l-r-1 jnd ,9,1lenli 1..I. bull, onuM W>>. ocrata 2 ; Common Councilmen, Bepvb&- leaped hk. mighty »rtM, gal ntlhlrn ..d -U..U1 ,L. Mi 'k" ,1... I.. like cans 16, Democrats 4. _ .at___ .iby,• their ... uoexp-cbd .. ■ eloquence, ■ meant “last tn ert t/iusre oner ei-I, i!-.audience n . . r.~ — k -. i _______ i r' _u__ corxittatrf. pills and other dlsn-reeabbs. The total Republican rote (official) in PllE.Ml'l MS The Election]. Cd! and get Price*. MESSKR BROS, »■■■<«>•■ ... U srtfei iasKss * state convection without a ripple o£ built ths famous yacht riasen'M, which Mt uirffTX iBSLteslES thoroughly trounced tbs pleasure a.joid [aXALj thousand right hundred and critieom." •rewttro. roos of England ia 1851. They are so marks that, “A Solid South means 138 electoral votes, and a solid Newth msant ^Nsl tests SsTtbsrit fourth. deserve the highest reputation foe skill an 1 didate by 93 majority of the electoral By |be gorcruor: WtLUAM Jrawr, Us.->><1 Ttslaaiul t of all precedent, and discarding their timeno ate to unseal Republicans >-~l. st t.a I honored aebooner, hare built a ateamrr. Democrats with a view to and The Senetonhip. A puffing boiler box is to outputs far tews with the pretty gull-winged beauttea which The Governor has now appointed Hon. >o aaucily awatt tho inooming ships -hun­ Henry P.-Bddwiu, - f Detroit, an able and poewsvsion of trains and waylaying people, dreds of miles off shore, sod fury reigns in efficient mab, ss United States Senator, to the people in that State should be thank- the brooted bosoms uf the majority of% tbe brocherhstd. There is likdy to' lie quite a twrtu legs! scrimmatr^ o? ihequesBeuster Chsndlcr. Thu Sppointmeut ia think it expedient lo bid fur the tramp back. 27,207 ; Rleh.vrdsou, FrobibUiouut, 3^19. Republican plurality, 58,438 Republican majority, overall, 28,012. Wa will aJsu »wil yon » half murvccu,-: free on request. Am rat can Book ExCHAxuk. PaUisherv, 65 Beekman street our tribute ofgratitude, kt ua, Iren: ow e StatioBarv and Portable Saw .Mills and Grut Mills. ROSLYN’S FORTUNE. fe>i tj, HlMhis. Bdwta St. Kmi CLOrrHIJSFQ Yetifcs Beit aid Quifin -.is «■’ zlt �DRY GOODS! COUGH GOODS! SYRUP ! CASH FOR LOQS. 60 Year, Before th, Pubhc. TU Shiawaatee .imsrinra nfk.t Sat«d« _B« 0^. M Hastings, oaemf the more fluent and tloqvrat.pe.kers in the Statu. .p^A, M temperance at th. Oravro (Jprm Haare to morrow evening. Gentlemen’s I am Showing this Season: The largest stock of Dry Goods, Tbe largest stock of Dress Goods, The good TempUra wdl bold a social at Red Ribbon Hall, on Meoday eveoing of • The largest Stock of Underwear, starting point Westward in nearly an air line you will trace Ua Criifors'i* line u.ttl you reach the Mineonri River M Cunn.-i! Bluff., oppoeit* Omaha—here is a riegk iM ofMnriy.&QOmW Back u Chicago again you look north-Wn>l and follow mother of it* route* thruujh Nsdfoun.i The heart* uf the R. It. cmploya of tbc Valley ruid ^,4,. happy yester­ day by the appearsnre .if the pay err and ' .______ i .M-xaypra.r. m. what it e.-otaioed ; gig. greenbacks gold, Entered at- the Post Office. | silver, nicklos, peon;*,, or in ether uorda Hastings. Mich., as Second‘key protebly received their wages for the class Matter,__________ part month: 1 N. Hubbard, Treantrer of Yankee' spring* made ua a plea-ant call on Moo i The Urgent Stock of Gloves, •The largest Stock of Men's Clothing, Th^largest Stock of Ikjvs' Clothing, The Largest Stock of BUFFALO ROBES. In fact the largest, most complete and best Stock of Genefkl Dry Good sever shown in this city. •nme State; another from Kroroha, on Lake Miehigao, lo Roekferd in Northern liltnob; sad, after all finger lino, we1 have many abort >mi» to traverve before w« have fonad out all of lhe .Cuicauo H Nimvu-WasTsas RAtLwar. Th* aarpnac and admiration that are , here manifotrd by the writer at tbe c-d- ed that he will dos* he agar** evefy lias The pump* two! no recommend but a trie’, and the man who tries will buy. if ••CATHOUCra *UV^ STUCK URY GOODS ! Tie Prolate OSes has been waved ered to snbscribura in the dty and ouracrore tl.e way from wbero it formerly was rounding country. There ia no qoct ju <>rer R. J. Groat's store. as to th* superior quality of frail grown Wheat has brought in this market the on the tree from thia ntmery. and peo­ past week, from 11.16 lo fil-S'l, and the ple ar* becomim; cognlxant of the fact,, buyers are paying t>day fl.16. braes the earn* of hi. nuprcoedcnied awe­ sen* in making aaies uf Li* trees; *brah*, dangentuly aick for several week., but is. we understand, slowly recovering. llMtjst:*, Nor. IS., 1373. Sugar Em taken a sudden rise, and uoffeu now *eib, St twelve, and brown aiM and ten ennu per pound. flow YOUNG MANS?; While, auddealy and tragically, th* icy hand ut, death ha. Leun laid upon and takes from sa our dearly dalured pOcat, Mr. : Jaism 6*Im, rod our hearts are bowed dawn with-grief st the sad event, it is a Marco of great eossoUtury patiicsties 1 to remrmlcr th* many kindly and aytnfw- J ULIUS BU SSELL. 1880. FRESH ANB NEW. 1830. rienMet, eiaat. sad mrot prefeet coribioalion that ha* ever c-me before lb* publie It aevtr *nb, b not greuy, t» agreeab'c • u I pleasant, a: the ••■* lime ro effectual and l-aeflrta) I hare not only usrd it ILmting*. extend-d te him and to tu, dur ir-pj bis illness, d-.ream and burial, and nach and all may be avaura-l that there fawont are ineffieably eugrared upon the tab- MICHIGAN FARMER, Brighter, Freshet. More Entertain­ ing and Ins tractive than Fret. The Replist Society will be held at the chapel, Friday aflcrnnon and evening SEPT. !5TH, !9. 1 ♦ar Cowfavv anr into Uray, m thr Mtcmxir of tbe BelcU A Nad.s^n, Rec, Rrrer Vallfl* Union, and QHoqo. *L Paul A Fund du l«e c--tny*nio«. in 1 M3. In I'rtl.’r the Galena A Chiroga I'niit. that Dr". IL C. 1‘rekham has L-lt Marvella*. Cass Cessiy, atrd heated .l^G.jlord, Otsego Countj. PRICE REDUCED! cordially invited. J. R. Mtdoy will sell at psUic rendu* a fine lot of yerocnel propel ty, at kb rnideoecdl rniha north uf Heating* on Fil­ thy the 28tb iut. 1879. ra GOODS, m GUMS Reliable Agents Wanted. I have been in _____________ a much larger Stock of Goods than ever before, fine Stock of pby*ieluu to call at the BaXWU office and adjust their accounts without daisy. A word to tbe wise is anffirient Prof I. N. Mitchell and tho Editor of' Barry L-<lrc lodge Nu, 321, F. X A. M-. are toiog to havo a Grand Residue and Ihoro at I’nioa H*!l, New Year * Night Ever* *rrang«mcet is bring mad* by the Lodg* to hate an enjoyable affair —Commitl** arc carefully relsutcd to attend tbe want, ol the Patron* Tbe Hall will be beaatifully decorated whb appropriate emblem*. ri«o with our K.it*-1. .-.I,!,-. 1.-^ It-, rl la tn furm-li th* BassM will address the Christian j The g-’t-l friend* <i! North and Sooth Tcwtpcrano* L’nioa. co Sunday afternoon Baltimore tnrt at the I’. R. Paroooege in at the Reform Clnb Rooms. | a surprise, fir a birthday patty, for Mr*. There will be s County Convention j I Shelly, (Wife of Ker. 1). H. Shelly.) TUy of th* Wemsa'e Christian Tern per.nuc 1 came with ts.kria filled with guoi things Union, in thia Chy, Dee. Sod. sod 3rd. | to mahs tho eertts; >o enjoyable. Aho Full partieulam nest wsnk. . Lewis Norton ia building a nice barn on the old Nodice property on the High and*, whteb property Mr. Norton lately purchased,of A. D. Hophina. Ti e editor of the Banner went to Owes • so on Saturday la»t and delivered a tem­ perance address at that place co Sunday, ton large and eoI buriretie snd>eM*. We undcntMd that wages are good ia the pine woods, snd thai a good nrenT hands have gone, and more gsing there 10 work from the sarronnding etnairy. We learn thai Mr/J. P. Robert* ba« Urad a hard ran of rieknere rineo he ba. bsvw in Minnesota, bnl is new coo rat. .«nt, end in expected home in n few day*. . Use selling N. P. Heated, E«up, uf the eclcbrated Dr. John Roberta has his premises fix-* Grand Ilnar Highland Nancry, brought ed np in good sty!*, and long may ba/ live to tLb city iau Wirk. the fiscal let of I to enjoy life's biasing*. Apples rot so bally lliu fall that foara Buying these Goods from first hands for Cash enables me to offer northwestward far into Dakota—here we have 623 utiles mors- uf rood Acais, •tsnieg to Chicago, w« « two linen ran wag northwardly—on. along the lake shore ro Mriwanfcre. snd three- lo Fbud Deucoa Van Brnst ia, and hu been for a luug lime eunhccJ la hfa bouse bv Hckoe-1. Mrs Van Bnrot hu also bSn sick for some Month*, and lake ii alrugetber, it M quite diaeouragiog to the deacon. -We | tra« be and Ms ctitmNe wife may The ttreuts were full cf people and speedily recover thii: farmer good bsalth. teams On Saturday 1ml Geo. D Rabcfwk of Baltimore has gout W. ’ The largest Stock of Hosiery, and on lo St. Paul and olin-ibw b 400 mil* mu Iwliag from Chicago y..-u aline through Spur., ■ The Hastings Pont OfSoe will cluse at into th* employ of 3. 5 o'clock P. M., Thanksgirtug Day. Yaxoo La. gone Ihmocretk. Thin ia j Its biggest Dcmccrstis triumph report rd. ■ The largest Stock of Ltuliee Cloaka, The largest Stock ef Ladies Knit Scarfs and Hoods. The SkhwarMc Am-rteun under the able Editorial managemvnt of Hon. JobnN. le­ gmoll is working up -‘a boom'' for Hoo. Thoma. W. Palmer, present Stale Ssna-j t«r from lb* 2nd Senatorial Diatriet, for Goventer. 1 evening, th- buna.- was imniccwlj crowded with people, but for all thia the beat order I was ob» rv.d. The people beta are but children in A H eanae, but ra energy, taste. and’airily they are in -drance of th* older aehooU- Mr. Tuttle I* a lire anperi'aleodeat, snd with aueh help a* Mr. Bartbafomew and nife whe will neither spore time or money Ur intercut the school, i the enterpri-- must move. VtsmrM. The scholars trf t>* High School will held a social at the bouse of Hon. Nofma Bailey a* Friday ovswbg next awd, a cordial invitaiioo ia extended to every­ body. The trains on the Grand Rapid* divi rion of the Michigan Central rue earlier by a few minute* than heretofore See tho etsnge in th* lime table io thi* iseae of tho Banwwa. ’ . medical juan.cab. Yhe «!crgy and tbe prro. bare c> tnphm.atad it in ghreing tetma. G<> to J-Hir dragyUt bnd grt a trial bottle fae vt swt, w a regular rise lor 11.00. Fvrtufoby RtrereU Brw. lyl. PORTLAND CUTTER AWotri Pateit Rukf Attmiab, Suilinge, Cloakings, Wa.erproofij Ladies Cloth, Fancy Goods. Beaver, Flannels, Beady Made Cloaks. Foreign A Domestic Cloths Gents Suitings, Clothing. Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Hats and Capa. Over Coats. Fine Suits. Hosiery, Ac. I have taken advantage and can make tbc lowest prices. LEWIS STERN. Xinro th* revvat *le«io*a. poUtkias. reem I* be very siuch al sea. The llayanl aa4 th* tUyareur Uem* sea areutsiag fcnanUb:* yr— r-rtlMa. nhlle ea tke RepuMiroa *44* there menu tn he a (voeral fating that It >111 set to tadf.pen.tlle •* their .trjjge.1 CMS. tni that they eaa etart their om>>*«*. ns peratiooe to *arpn»e rome fovsd sue with, nreltre >b. he nt.J U. Tb« rt.r ft Widen a vpleodtu present, ia th* shape of a »» Scot for cot .lamp. AJdram Mrstar Hill Pcs. Co., ha* dreUned nalU II .rorrely apywort oUv. bureau, marble top »ta»d. a aplrodid looking eUa*. comnrad*. brocket, <w »•»< 11 .TH No. 133 E. 23th Street, N. T thing ala* beautiful and chrop; and the Brormre Bran, b the place to go fur anv artirl* ia their line, end 'braper for rw»h than any placw io central Mbhig.n You know they mran bavin—/and they arc having a largrr trade than any firm w« knew at Try them and be cuovtnoid Th* Old and Reliable Book keepers. Clerk, and BastnrM Asastaats Wanted. C. O. Swsnsberr. Prin­ cipal and Proprietev of the Grand Rvptds the DetaMTOtk Member. <rf Cengrona lie. Ccmmcrria! College and Practical Train­ •Ionian, baa the »♦•»•. if he la Illg iiai te in* School, **ya that rolls upon him for - -------------------- >rml4,7 th***, «f fa»di.< a l-aper her. that w„,u own ewaBew ap the diaaf«u4 •*!»- I d4,for in Ims than two month. «« of thn Bitt*" my wife wm e|rrti .nd vhe ooly a short tfane remains ta whtnh any w Em lin * *> U* vigkfan month. «n«w. p, , Worerewr. Utthridgsd HeMrUI I Uk. swsb husdrtgging. - H. T , Bt. Pnsl. Quart* Inctiaaary (retail pries »'<•) “■> 7~rV rabreriptr,. l* Tua I.mwssmsv fa Notice. • The annua! election ofoSrem forth* Rivenid* Crmeterv Compmty will be held at ths 0*0* of Jama A. Sweeney on Wednesday December 3J, 1873 st teven o’clock P. M. A p.ownal attendance of ike Stockboldo* b requested. All owner* of Lota by purchanr, are, by Washington Block. , THE only PLACE to find BROADHEAD DRESS GOODS 42-41 IlastingF. Sept. 15. 1878. Whslisit? Ans.—Yonr Receipts. TOO LATE 1 . Jfi Prescriptions snd wj What is it made of? Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? ' Ans.—With care and accuracy. Where to gel it ? ’ Ans.—At Roberts <f fiotehiiM. ' 4 . * . . f । HIX UM c 1 Lt tSbrASStf 5S4yiwSuAra where you will always find a full and *** •«>“t Slock of .'L-Sgtyjts Drugs and Medicines. Our expusn Brelijbitnd w« roll JEIBVXtSS® goods in same ratio. K-rrm • uvraiun Il\ II. W, FINE Keeye eossUntly 00 hand KXflted.L-.in . and U« Dress Goods, Silk Fringes. ■ LIME. HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. 1 TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS. DRAGS nocBXJumom. non. LEFT HAXD FLO WS. cvltivatsm. Reaper and Mowers. p.,. ti»- hiabnt Cta. tor .JI b»<fe of V.rw«. fm- duce. CIGAU8 AND CONFECTIONERY A specialty. Call and See ua. ROBERTS A HOTCHKI88, A VALUABLE tboGoMua »^o �Ladies General Educational Newt. Siow 1872 tie number cf Rodent* al Cornell I'niveiMty ha* decreased from 700 to 403.-£r. The Italian Minuter of Public Inrtruct ion hu datcruuued on atsUiebing t«o fomale unhenitie* in Irate, one At Rome, day*, ud applicants for * second grade certificate must b« in atteodann through the entire examination. Applicants for tb« first grade certificate must bo ia altendance the last dsy of tbe exstntatiuti. No snncunicmcnl of the reaalta tas le made st th* immediate close of the c*smiualioa. The careful examtaticn of t» pers written, and the filling out of certifi cates will require several day*' time. A Stale oertifieatc co titles’tho bolder lo teach ia anv school district of the State without further examination, ami 1* valid for ten years, provided the penon*! and profroMoual reputatiou of th* bolder re­ mains untarnished. It is intended by the State Board of duration that thia certificate aha 11 be granted only to those who, by their brood euhat* and auc^asful experience in edn calioaal Work bar* given character and dig nity to the profession in this State. Examination* will bo held at Lansiog during the current school year «« follows ; Wednesday, Thunder, and Friday, Dex 31, January 1, and 2. Tuesilay, Wednesday, and Thundsy, .Mareh30,31.and April 1. Tuesday, Wcdaeaday, and Thursday,' June 29.30, aqd July, 1. Examination* will begin each day at 9 ..'clock A, M. • . If cireumstaorc* task* additional examinaliju* desirable, due notice of Ibc same will bo given tbroagh the pre** Alboouimunicatioos should be addressed lo tbe Socratary of th* State Board of Eduratioa, Lansing,. Hi*h. W..J. Baxtjul Geo. F. F.utrim. Staft Bwtrtl uf Kdarntton ■ Viiiton lo Michigan Colleges The Lacsiujr RntMtra* publishes the A Parisian publisher ba* made arrange following ■ "The Superintendent of Pubmenu fet ■ French cdiliuo of St. NitliJ- Its Inttruciiun ha* appointed tbe following nt, which Apeak* Well for the pvpulaiiiy board* of Traitor* to’ th* several cbaArrrd of American msgixine literature abroad. 'Adrian ,college, Prof. J. C. Joncv, East At Like Station, Ind., there ia ■ sign Saginaw; Edward Hadley, Adraio ; and Murnan Bate*, Jsekson; Albion college, W. L. H*ton, Kalamaioo, J.G. llowmao, Whfto Pigeon; and C. 8. Fraacr* Pert can* studying in German ochooh and uni­ Huron: Battle Greek collage, Prof. Z. Truredell, Pouiisc; John Evas*, Bellevue , versities The American Cjntul at Wurlomburg estimates that over four million and T B. Skinner, Battle Crock . Grand five hundred tbuuaand dollar* are tbu* an- ■Traverre College, Georg* B. Stevie, Elk null? expended by Americana in Germa­ Rapid* , Fitch Phdpe, Big Rapid*; and ny. Thia amount, ho think*, would go a A. V. .McAIvsv. Manbloe: Hillsdale oillong way toward building up and viutain- lege. I rof. L. McLouth. Ypsilanti . Rev. in* similar institutknt at hniiu. Alfo- E. W. Child*, Jonesville; and George R ibceyaou, Albkuj Hone college, Prof. raTfoan/ Monthly. Horace Phillip*, Grand Haren , Her. J. A lad in one of our schools bcim^ asked W. Bcard*lcy, Constantino ; and II. S. “What is Rhoda lalag.I celebrutoPlor 7" Clapp, St. Joseph : Kslamaxco college, replied . “Il b tbe only one of tho Now Prof. J. IV. Ewing, ■ looi*; Prof. G- J. England State* which ia lha smai- Kollcn, Holland ; and Dr. J. Andrew*, Paw Paw . Michigan military academy, General O. L. Spaulding, St. John* Gen­ era! W. H Withington, Jsckaon; and Prof. I. M. Wellington, DetroitOlivet college, V. J. Baxter, Jooe*villc ; Prof. K A. Strong, Grand Rapid*. and Rev. W. K. Speneer, Lansing.' Tho World'* Chlld-Magszino. John Greenleaf Whittier, thn most who got 11,000 for th* pcachw on leo than four aerc*. Whbout the trouble of1 picking or markvtio.j them .- of another, ■ whose ratra from one orchard of ten act**, I amounted to »4,7O0. Senator Lewis has ! good e*«*c to estimate the value uf th* I K't crop of the hkr there town* at i sod of lhe-tvwu of Ganges star 050,000. to 170,000 and uo car qaeattas thii; ahi!* from two wsrehjuw* io Dvug-1 l*s, 147,593 package* of peaches were ibis *e»*on shipped ; and from Fennville 137, 500 baskets. One firm ha» shipped from Allegan tn Milwaukee over 000,000 Do jM waul a iHtro. Moont- a*Gj3uABii.«’'!“™;' liy ym lo ro»r 1“"*! ts ulu it M’owntsat. BedM». PlmplfK Blolrht-s. urd «»{ element It THIRTY appear bwt TWEN- Ganges a report in nxn* rupcet* the most remarkable of all—that a man recently sent 130 bushel* of peoebe., of the Senoek variety, to Chicago, and received a net re­ turn of 1500 00. or 13 33J per baabel. Probably this is tbe highert price paid foe po*cbts thia year to any Allegan county grower. If an* one ha* received more, IM Jattrnal would like to know of it. Tli* difference iu price between tbe early and laic Crawford., this yuar, ahowed that th* late varieties were the most peolitable, but that sale of Smocks gives still greater proof of ii. _ and perftrt aro Its enrrfo. that It h ImpowJWr to detect lb application. sSnirtsrs "J'-'V '.M.r. , of hmalarare uwlwira One of the hottest region* on the earth ia along tho Persian Gulf, where little or no rain foil*. At llaLrin the arid shore has no fiesh water, yet a comparatively oumerou. population contrive (olive there, thank* to tho eopion* springs which break forth from the bottom of tbe ata The Trash waler ia got by diving. Tbe diver, sitting in hi* boat, wind* a great gtiat•kin bag around bi* left ami, Ibc hand graapiag iu mouth; then take* in bu band a heavy stone to whieh i* attached a strong line, and thus equipped he plunge* io and quickly reachre the Bit­ tom. Instantly opening the bag over a atrong jet of fresh water, he spring* up the aactading current, at the. ko.o time cloaing the bag, and ia hclprei kb ord. Tbe stone i* then hauled up, and the div­ er, after taking breath, plunge* again. Tho source of pic eopiuu* submarine spring* ia thought to be iu th* men hill* of Osman, some five or sis hundred mile* I -State eertificalre are granted to tesebcr* o/ approved qualification*, ^ accordance with aectiou 1, of Act No. 231. law* of 1R79, whieh reads as follows : *• Tkt Ptvplr. oftkt Stan of AticlufiK nuet, That tho State Board o! Educa­ tion shall bold stated mooting*, at which' they shall examine, and may gnat State certificate* of qualificalioo, to such teach­ er* a* m*y, upon at thorough and critical examination, be found to possess eminent scholarship and profomional ability, and shall furnish Mtufaclory evidence cf good moral character. Paid certificate slud! bo signed by the Preaidcut and tho Secretary of Ibo Board and impressed with the seal thereof, and shall entitle the holder’to teach in any of tbe school* of tho Stale, without further examination, and shall be valid for the term of ten year*, unices re­ voked by said Board. Each applicant for examination shall, on making application, nay lo tbe Secretary of the Board fire dol- 4832 rHTIlClUt, CIESOTMEH UO THE AlllICTtfl EVntTWHEBE. THE MEATBT MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ME. TUTTS’ PILLSL&KL&Jt TUTT’S PIUS SARSAPARILLA urat mm mnsu. TUTT’S PIUS TUTT'S PIUS TEE BIST OF ITS KHD. , — h ,.f i TUTT’S PIUS TUTT'S PIUS MEXICAN TUTT'S PIUS Can K1MEYC«spX;t TUTT'S PILLS A World cf Good. One of tho most popular mediciuv* now before lb*. American puHir, is Hop Bit­ ter* You sew it evarywlirr,' People take it with good effect It build* them up. It is no: as pleasant tv the < -to u TUTT’S PIUSi MUSTANS PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE FOR BPgRMATORRHCEA.- “SEMI^j/pASTILLE- IMPORTANT Hup Bit- | Tts leritei Pntiaiiii Cuspauj West Meriden, Conn., «••• »*>M« >ala*U« <*at*k«v*«>r llyray ■wax ' LINIMENT byM Mmw.i-iirt.wiuMtri vt-ii pr.i-1 •r wktek itawill wU as* .(I*. H*4»itMS> «t Tk Ctidna lurced to admit it Cauoeroing I'roidcn lial candidates, the General due* ta-.t re­ gard Grant at the mo*l available man, there being, among other objection* to him. a atroug seniimsnt agaitiit a third' 1 term. Ifo.idra. he due* not believe Grant. Fxtiia tf Itm t ue J.-.e r( IL- < ...lilbui. la Ih. »n» nt Uaauao •• I . .i . S*a ,, sar-sp "™,!s , -(,kM ■ .rwrtxST j •faKtts te-i’fifts- '-e-' , r 4tt*m*> l.< A4a>iamrau>. । PHOHATK IIRDHR. i -I til 1.1 itj- UrOAX.eKatvra n*aai.... . " ■ . 1- . . .-.it t ■: il>- Great* .State Certificate*. Township Superintendent* looked in vain for tbe appearance, preriou* to the re­ cent examination*, of tho question* from the State Bond of ^duaiioo as provided for in ace. 7, of Act No. 231, Laws of 1879. Although the mtlboftbe St»te House grind slowly, that they are grinding is shown, by the foBo.wing copy ufa circu­ lar /ettnr issued by the Board It is peutwWe that, as »dsslyf th* Act’h tho* provided for, the Towu.hip Superintend­ ent*^ win .soon bear from the Board. THE ntST . t-.t-X'.-t.'.'-j Th. Hoti,.. Spot on forth. jMwwta*. Tkre. "ikj fer: where is indicated by the fact that it ia to • be issued in French by Delagtwvc of Paris and that even tbe far-away liitle moalems arc now to have a volume madn up of tran­ slation* from St. Nicholas into Arabic by the Rev. H. 11. Jcasup. , । Beginning with the November number (ready Oet. 23tl</ tho magnxtso u Co be printed on heavier paper with wider mar­ gins, and i* tn be so much enlarged that • tie new volume will contain nearly two hundred more pages than any former vol­ ume, whil« the pnoe will remain the same. Tlio publishers announce many brilliant uovcltire, including a new serial by Miss Ixjuira M. Aloott, entitfod ’ Jsck and Jill’ Th* Treasure Box of English lit­ erature," in which will bo given gems from aiaudard EogHah and Ammicau au­ thor* ; an Acting-Play for Sunday Scbocl* by Rev, Edward Eggleston, Which will L>o printed in time for tho holidays, with full direction* fur it* repretentation in school exhibition*, and a beautiful Fairr Operetta for children entitled “The sleep ing Beauty in the wood.” Tbe November number has twp beauuful frontispiccoi and a red lino fitle page, aid ccatsina over sixty iliustratiatM. In it, begin* a new aerial (tory fur boys, "Awoxti TBK ItaKES," by the author of "ii-:. Kluxer.” Another splendid serial for boys has been secured for this volume,—‘•t’he Fair­ port Nine,” a story of a baae-ball dub, by Noah Brooks. In short 8t. Nicholas which has no rival on either coniincol w to apply fw a certificate of the first grade as arc known by the Board to be mninent ag *cholar*, and snoewssfol educator* of large and varied experience in the public •ehoeds of the State, and who are now en gaged ia that work. Not more than fifteen will bo invited to become applicants for ’ Worthy of Attention, j this grade of eurtlfientea prior to January 1 Weadvi** nil our reader*, whether they 1, Ibdl, and the number iuviud daring own a foot of land nr not, to anpply themsoy yea: subsequent to that date shall not *elve* with that treasure of useful,| practi­ exceed five. Each applicant will be in­ cal, reliable information, the American quired to read before tho Board a. thesis Ayricw/feri*/, *o named because । alerted upon some educational topic, and deposit 38 year* ago u a rural journal, but now thd same with tbe Beard. enlarged to embrae* a great variety of 4. Applicants tor certificate* of the meet useful reeding for th* IloUchold, second grade must comply with tbe follow­ Children included, far the Garden, ns well ing conditions : . . a* tbe Farm—for all dm***. Each vol­ a They must furaiah satiafoctory evi­ ume give* some 800 original Kogtaviep, dence of good moral character with descriptions of labor-MTing anfi labor­ b They must famish swtisfoctory evi­ helping cnntriTanees, of plants, fruim. flow­ dence of haring taught not lea than ers, animals, etc, including many lam thirty month* with decided sneocne, at and pkaang, as well as instructive, picleaat tea month* of which shall bare been tar** for young and old. Th* eo^alsnt, in this State.syrtmnatie exporara* of Humbt»0i and c They muat pane a very t> oroogh ex- .Swmtfling Schemes by the ApioUtanst amination in orthography, penmanship, are of great value to every ooe, slid will reading, arithmetic, grammar, gsograpbj, rave ' to most person* many times im cost. U. 8. history, algebra, piano geometry, Altogether, it is one of tho most ratable, school law of Michigatr, and the theory a* . well m cheaper! Journals any where and art of teaching. to be found. The cost is only |l|50 a J They must paa* a satialaetory exam- year, . or 4 coptafor |5. Single aaubra ination in natural philosophy, physical geogropby, anatomy and physiology, botany , CatarrH THE EYE, EAR, >nd THROAT “TZtavT.Clnrast Smite. /•<*.-/ 1 BOOKS.MILLIUr. THE BEST SAKFORD'S RADICAL CURE. LINIMENTS ttXWi: TOB MAX OB BEAST. Michigan Central Railroad. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER , Th* wU>-«rtre4 WMtariir »t THE DETROIT EYXHIHG NEft BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. TV R«tUU, .Vrt Ll». 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No Pay I a*t CBKLra tra KCHIMJI EliLF.r? � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-11-26.pdf 2b880e48fe80235b32086c14614e0966 PDF Text Text r»<<«pn*t»oqx»w*<r ............. - VOL. 24. NO. 30, P8H331C1I1L AID EMKES CARDS HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1879. WHOLE NO. 1281. BEST WAGON ON WHEELS ASSESS* THIS PAPER KK NEW YORK. hair lay ia Hide, akin lag__ _______ wbhc forehead, ud them Ml in . goldan ripple* adown her ivory Such awrel i iufaatila grace, that r— first in pleasure felt blinded by tear*. \ IMPROVED FOR 1879. Heaviest Ironed, B ml Painted and Lightest Runuiug Wagon in the World. Every tyx ret in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every ... Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein ret with the Patent Skein Scttc kTtOlLNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Landos, November 1», 1879. Eorro* Rammis.—Returning from the Agricultural College In the mall hours of tbl* moreiog, I taka aaloepy pen to apeak of College tfaaUera’and the Corimrocement—which, with a QfUega. mana ONLY TRUES ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. audibly. A long time be'wjtolied them, charmed । into fonrv'.UliacM of th* misery of tbe I present, till Ebb, always .by of tbe dark, came, and dropped the curtain, ahuttiog ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR be onuld never reach, and, wiih a sudden, Bath of Intuition, bo lecognimd tbe grti.'d ’ cur of the aair-rvuuucialiou bum ut ber lute for him, tbrnogb which her limited ' GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IX WAGOXS. More JACKSON WAGONS rn ore in llrery Omni; than all other, combined, yet the repair, do not average 2 cents each, ('all and M»e them nt Perhaps Kilty song tu him, tor, i_ _____ wistful Uuo eyes around loukinr beyond for tkeir cuamry, one la a Profaaaor of Cornell Univenity, three1 am farmersLast year tbagradeatas numbered thirty. 1'hi hard lima fowr year* rod need lbw clan entering Uat year, so that bat nineteen were graduated • yesterday. Eleven of these, eelveted from the clam by lot, to A part in tbe euroiana. One of the number was Mira Eva Coryell, of thia and suyle. to the orations cd the young man ; and all ware highly oreditable to the author* and the Colkre “Whet woman GREBLE <fc RUSSELL’S. Hiutyigs, Mich.. May 6, 1870. *jaeM] state that she hu shown barself, in Buy a ajfogc, ablo tu cops with the strong and : brare.meu ha told of. in a collage coarse, and at the same time preserve every ladyI Ilke quality. 1 hop* fas will thiak *f that the next time be,graduate. • Excitement i mSHOOOMIIMIIA, I'LUIkS, tavr.t at hi* house, which wu crowded, iu tbe evening. Tho toomt were bcsntifelly decorated by Mr® (fres, of Adrian, a grad­ folbwing, aud before day was many miles From the city. The little bundle in Jlie band gave him a change of garments, and at night he dared »huw bitarelF openly. |D the early morning, a day or two after, he foopd himwlf io the little *a|mrt town of Flannels. IVafcrpraifs. Blankets. Nubias. Knit Sagues. <tc. .large uate of Uat year, new in chant of lb* crecuhottM. Last year he got excused to attend tbe Bute Fair—went to Detroit in the morning- and returned the sama eve n:ng ; and while there, ia shoal l»o hoars, prepared a fioral design th-.t drew a prem­ ium of, I think,•thirty dollar*. PruFraaor Fairchild leave* in a day or doeoraibra*. the pcupir of Cbieago have two to caret upon the Pnsideaey of Kan- aueghl to (cetiff their ippreciatioa of the work sad charactor of General Grant ia ways that named to them uxM Cuing sad DENTIST Michijan. CLOTHING Nashville. WILLIAM CLOTHING WALTER. TAlL€>Rv In Empire Block,over Mudge'* Store. All'Work GUARANTEED. Ait Over Gout for. . A Gofttl Suit for. . ■ S- CaiTiiiS, Sim and Orwital P A I N TER • , Call an fl Examine before Purchasing ElsewhereLEWliS STERN’. «■><* A UTE LOST JMHUFEIW Sweet's CHAPTER XIL Imperial Soap For the Lauudrv. the Kitchen, and for general ing himself in the most wretched pjsere, and living with the vilret of people; «ubsistinj on the eosnest food, or doing with none al all; in rigs and fihb. iu dark. noraomo cellars, io contact with drunken­ ness ud disease, with ribsld jreu rigging la his ear", and the dsformity ol tin hid ‘bare all areund him, and always finding bia turest abclice in the great city which aheltsrs to many thousnd outcaau. Now I he looked in th* little Uiangukr fragmeot of* mirror where a score ot; two of loeih- Th« Erie® of the Imperial Soap u *6.25 per box of 100 I lb. The fir.: hotel in the State to reduce ratoA bare—Tu Ibo. io the box. To xny one who will tend u« on order ‘The first hotel in the Htato with Pulor 10 bora will ch. *52.50 we will .end one box oxtrx trtt u xngcr Elevator.. ; a premium. Or tbe order, may bo rent to tu for ooe or more, ..VTa&aur*'"'''*" •"*“ boxen at « time with remkUme. and when ye bare thin received S2.00. $2.50, ind $3.00 Per Day, order, fur 10 boxc. we wijl .end tbe eleventh box free.« propped above, if vou do not td-b io wnd money in adr.nee you may derum! it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your ■ he lutturod, despairing, rlariag, hdpMw look ; a aoul driven back from Uie into* vt town with tbe ..n.ler.tanylmg that he i. to remit it to a. on rrer.pl bca'.cn might MA «o. God pity th* bu uvist aU MDiuntn® b man creature who duea. ol the Soap which i. to be .hipped to hi. care. Addrc VICTORY GROCERIES HENRY L. NEWTON, GOODS HAPPY ZEPH. appointment will ba made at (.raaent, an the prtaeal vacation aoatiaaoa till th* Era: of February. The Dovnl ha* appointed Hon. Samuel JubestSa of Cam Coaaty, Professor of Ar- bin nature, open on every aide to delight- I lul aerraati-x-a, alirank a;palled from tbe certainty of unladon aud tiungcoti walla. 1 H°Tel-i AND FROM 1 DETROIT 7STEW M-emcd u> itioi ua: a eamrery h» I since that night when fev landed wixh Paul at tbe litlla atone pier. .All hi* youth bad pone from him. He had ^uwn suddenly ol3,—old in seuMlioa, and, uh I »> old in ; crims and remorse ! It would ix>t du to ‘ visit the plaeea nhwh be mwt looped to ' Mattings, Mich Jefferion St. I Railroad. 1VISIDII. $10 00 An All Wool -Suit iti CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Um8 THE HEW VICTOR SiHMIIY SIWtlRffl! 8o being difgaimd put recognition.— though the eyo of a puticeaua b kroner than that of a friend. —l.e meant to Mos! out of the city, ud make hb way to Canads He »<s««vd out into th* slare of the gas-lrgbU, ho had drunk aothiag all day, ud little for muy week*,-the risk was too great for that,—but he wu Weak, and he bed been crouching In corner., ud sleeping upon herd fluors, and bis limbbad lost their supple**- and agility. Bo stealing along, keeping ia th* shade of the briek gall*, hb eyre strained t£ diitotcr an entmy, timorous snd watchful, and । alive to all with a cviuaciousoras of gull, sad preyed upon by th* h<~-* remora., h* caught sight of a Caeo that be knar. ..a, i-.., vn-A. a- tb-u., fcix-i b. and skulked iu ibo pseragca iesdiog Jrupi tbe teadbule, snd when a etowd of men sod bey* miserable ud somewhat better <d*d thsa himaclf »tmm«d in on tbair w»y to tbe pit, b* foil 1“ wM» ‘b® tide, paid bis money and took bia pbeo. From pit to gallery the great bouae w»* thronged, for the now star, wboae ruiog had been haUed with aecUiMtioM, *** to Do Sunday tho public bad a gluoe at Great at chnrab.aad mat him informally slier th* acrvioc. On Monday 50,000 school children greoud :bc G<io«rel at the Expoanua Btilding, sad in the cvwaiac litariire of the city greeted him al th* Calumet Club reception. Yreterday be met tbe Uyal Legion at a batuuel. sad las: nighl was tbe gvael of the Sdxmd lUguueat at McViakera. la all there gatberiogs Grant baa been the central ignre. The people have *m- rr is now a fanner, was County Sept, of Schools, under that system, and has rorvad the last two terms in tile Legislature In the present House, he is on the committee on lbs Agricultural College. He has a • Sittjng alt alooe by th* shove, the »c* thuoditiu- around him, and ibex tembla, haunting thought* in his mind, be took out th* braualit ho had loonr ago given i truly, ilc had nut iced the umpeai that had been gsthtting ha demlstiug 1 Forces, “if I euold loach shore,” bo tbaught. • All ibis time ba had tmn tacking ab-iul in th* barbar, lath to kwve it; no* it wu An “Agricultural Numtrar" of the light from th" window of the ream Scribner's Monthly. where Paul anti Margaret were sin tog that In addition to tbe uaual variety in tbe oonteei* of 8cniB«Ut, the November b- white apl.oJut of lightning ahuac hr uver the fuming warn. The wind cam*, desolating everything before it. Surat lail-xs In rtauu h abip* lying cluae In shore peered mrt Into the dark uses— a dsrkneas that was almuJ pal pwblo ex rept when the wsut wu lit by the ghastly plnatu of the lightoiug.—and Mid to each other that it w>* a terrible tempest. "My father,” he Mid instantly. Then for a long lime memory and thought were i busy. At last ho aald alnwly, “Bu llral1 budaome, brilliant, woman wu my nwth •, er. U 1 had known it ti an—but it's no 1 Pania foM -My God I hiaHnme.!- �THE SUN FOR 1880. HONEST MONEY Iowa:— • Tbe com Is Rarwred, the The PLATFORM. cred, the work done Opposition to all paper infla­ tion. and consequent deprecia­ tion. In favor of a currency of coin and paper of eq'tal -value, and equal purchasing power, the tapcr convertible with coin nt the will of the holdor. ' Thanksgiving Day. Tomorrow is the grand New-England holiday In which feutiugu almwt a duly and tbe neglect of attending the family reunion more nearly a tin, is upon tu once more and wo hare ftiriy entered upon Thanksgiving week. All over th. land tbe tarkey is about to pay for bu uou.ua] good Bring by appearing in all Ju. con­ sequent plumpness to furnish good living for human bipeds , citrons, raisins, cnr-i ants, spices, and the viriou. ingredicirf ol pies, caka, pudding. and sauces are uncommonly active conmodhim in the market; the wood of the dropping knife is beard in tbe tray; the rolling-pin nukes innummerabla tents over the molding board; and the kitchen is redolent of agreeable odors There ia something in the air that glia to people a pleasing as Ueipatiou of good tfeap to come. It is , i • ’ । , t 1 1 ‘ been the surplus above what is needed for ham: use finding ready market abroad. There ta not one of the agricul­ tural products of our whole country that ia not rea-lily salable at a good price. Our maualaciuries, also, many of which hfrrc lain idle during a aeaoon of btuinoai atagnation, arc now in suotemful operation, giving employment to thousand* who de­ pend upon them as a means of earning a lubaietenoc. To dispose of the product, of tbe roil and the manufactured g»oda has given a mueb-needod revival to burinem, and there ia not a dass in the whole community that ia not fediog the effect of the rreulu of th# reecut aUcion* io Pnwria will not be wanting in uguifieasnso Since 1818 the .poatlea of pvugreu and freedom have not bron ro effectually bcalco off tbaground. and tbe road is cleared for Prines Bismarck to carry out bi. ro­ actionary ecbem** without uuy apparent obtiicln And ou this condition alone can be rriy on the snppnrt. «f political coo federawe who reerive or take thdr mor iTonlrr from th# much abu«cd Vatican. There is no tweaaity now for defining tuy catimatioo of tbe uppermost object of the Gastrin Interview. It is evident that tho treaty of allianee between Roma and Ber­ lin, was signed and scaled, or its prelituinanes irrevocably agreed upon. The trick A Libel Suit. was remukably wdl played, and tbe digA libel suit has been cowmeocsd by tity of the contracting partial is safe At Gorcraer Biihop <T Ohio agslc*: the Cineionali (iunttr. He asks fur MO,000 dsmazra on arcohnt of editorial criliciajM upon hit cffi.iil career. The Gaitttr re­ brains so as to abrorb entirely hh extraor­ sponds to this modest claim by calling -___ __ Lr.L aS.— dinary mental powers of coocontralinn, Is;A.. ,,.*1 — _____ ■ looka more like the exaggerated comb ini-‘ lion, of a lunatic, than like the elaborate plans of a cunning and logical field mar­ shal of politicians. I. there a Power upoti earth, la it be backed by millions of bsyo note, that ran arrest the fiood of dcmocraey and turn the great light of rivilixalitm into . darkneea. I believe cot, while the propio cf England and America are plcdgrj to be . its natural guardian.. "The best laid schemes o' mice and men gang aft a-gley,” and not least often those ' tbat are planned by asiuto -intellects to to overreach other superior mind* Ex­ cepting the machinatiAus ol the criminal W. H. SCHANTZ w. W. KELLY. We have a line tfelecliou of Gloves and Mittons. sonic kinds - of which cannot, be found oIbcwhere in the city. W e arc re­ ceiving more Groceries daily and will ^rive you low prices. We shall soon have a fine stock of- ChkrtWare, Glassware and Lamps, itlmr, Goods for Holiday Trade. Ve keep Oysters and Buckwheat flour; -We buy Butter. Eggs, and dried fruit, such as dried applet, peaches. blackberri*. raspberries, cher­ ries, <Jct. ' Hoc our new Sigu. . ’ , with firm step. t9! it embodied its faodamenlal ideas tn the three amendment, to the Constitution. Two other factions, each celebrated in its day, bars appeared io cur history We refer to Anti-Masonry and Know-Noth . ’ ‘ * W. W. KELLY & CO PEOPLE WHO CAN READ snoxialile mponsibility where situal malice." Every man pubfiesns, inriudipg the cost of a torchthe- nuirragin of other men for ■ light proccvsion, summed up exactly I9S. aition opens hi. ib.raetr to ex-.1 On being naked wlul the D.moarata , and it iv tbs duty of journalists ; could expect to ffaiu by counting ont the i.Repubiie.n officer., Mr. Frye replied: ! •'Well wbat did tbe Democrats expect to | grin by foreiog mi extra session of Cooi grew last Spring That performance was Tee Little Traverse Rrp*Mi&n has placed in aominatnn Hoe. Ebea-xer Gregg Danlortb Holden for Governor. - Wo have, furthermore, reason to rejoice and be gUd in the general bcalthfulnesa that has prevailed. With the tingle exocyticu of a limited area, there has been no fitai epidemic, and we think the death rat# for tbe year will bn found cooriderably below that of the avenge of many years, Drought, end Soods havo been confined to restricted limits; insect pests CASH COffM 1S8I0M8. I EXTRAORDINARY OFFER. I Weekly Commercial on Trial. «»rl> c«kw** ________ jrcacxj?, II HsrerfH In.I Ms, OHIMY' 'LTV-u what in pttrpoaes tn.iy be L, not all io the world with-.iu:. There ii al.o, w.' believe, a cumplet*: agreement, ittblaik and white, between England a..d Amtnt. Ths understanding betwetir Au-tru and Turkey is not yrt arranyd ; if and when it ia completed, wv f.uey it wfi I s found not an anticipation of the feasting nor of the merry-making, bat'-of something that aianot be described, hot which seems to widen people's sympathy, sot only draw­ ing together again io doser union the sceturad wmaUr. off..ati., Mk |<tdoB io upon many minc\a fuller realisation v( the sad tbat tnsukiud'is'one great family Thanksgiving is with thou who observe it truly a time when Uesainn are aokuowledged, and it brings blemipp of ita^iwn to tboro who will deserve them, bringing to none more freely than to those who believe it is more clewed to give than to receive DAUCHY &, PIANOS REAL ESTATE. CODEY’S LADY’S BOOK FOR SALE AFD TO RENT. ti xiTaSMtoY t -O.W gMW.iir.iZZa? lit w-rs UCMKOY. I. r^r^hxri'^i. HUNT’S^ REMEOYWfi and Dixon's line so rabid asecemiooiat bat that be will have apologists in his party io the North. Robert Toombs ones made the amertion tbat bo would ‘Tire to call ths roll of his alavn. under the- shallow of sion, when he was daewwing politics, and tbat be did not mean what he aaid ; while others, who ware Toomba themiclves in epirii, did not even try to epofogise for this hot headed roeemioa brother, but applauded the utterance of Toombs, aod even said they hoped that the time would come wbea Toomb. would eall the roll of hia claves under Banker Hill's shadow. Some Democrats, bowover, at the time, condemned the principle advocated by Tuombs and bia fullowea, by leaving that party and joining the Itepubliean party, thus ehowrag that they could not, and would Mt longer be identified with a party that proposed to make slave territory of the entire country To abow that Mr. Toombs was honest in what be said at the time above* mentioned, that is, that he meant just what be said, we at the time had uo doubt, and if any at premia: believe he did not mean what hi said, cr as some said at tbe time, ‘ they did not believe he • ! For those of your reader, al.u Inks an * interest in European stain, sod rotne! quratly wateh ths iMua of pauiug avvata, into fervid action. Hatred, malice, and □ochariubleooM are banbhed. The day ia a holy day, and • ■ • •f • and preserved.” cane and laborv, tht\pwople of th<r United Staten do meet together on that day in their respective puces ol worship. there to giro thanks and praise to Almighty God for His mercies, and to devoutly beseech GntMAiajr, ? Nov. 4,1H7D. $ Lto. TsvwUmssxv 1 estUI t sreww-.t antees , io wlich Aucii will probably support each <1 Called up»n to dtoanu very SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS look for, ilk.' oil diplomatic endeavor, ma; be in the'air enovgb. \ THEONLY MEDICINE AGENTS READ THIS! REDUCED TO 52.00 PER YEAR. S25to$5OOO|* Knappen’s Law Office. Knappen's Law Office. That AeU at Ihobame Time oa THE LIVER, - THE BOWELS, »nd tho KIDNEYS. 5,000 ftU TfJW.'.'i.- G0IdBo( : ’W?"” knappen’s Law Office. art* ON 30 DAYS TRIAL knappen’s Law Office. Brick Furaliute Fartrry sa Jstt.ivca S«. f» -'rriy *t Greenbacks and Greenbaokers. What has become of the greenbaokers? In the Congrcmional .led io us that oceqrcd only o year ago in those Statoa whioh have voted thia fall they polio*! not Ids than two hundred and forty thousant votes for their distinctive candidates, and half as ROUND iiXWUF.LB li ibte, *m Urecn Street, ewaed hy Mites Mali Pjree »t3(X) AMdyal BY GENERAL GRANT. Knappen’s Law Office, Knappen’s LaW Office. THE WORLD FOR 1880 Washington Leiter Nov. 20,167!i. i The ragged and forlorn Greeuluci's have called a national eouforenee hero, fo January 8, to confer on the p -revty their cooditivn, nod as to tbe bolding fit' following telegram from him to tbe Cblea­ pt Areri in answer to an invitation to be present at tbj Grant oration at Chicago, they will have no cause far disbelieving that be nut only made the assertion, but that It came from hi. heart, and that * truer scu- Knappen's Law Office. GENTSW.WED nsW RAMPT Fl ^^NiOTABiC BALSAM .1 AMES M. HEWES FREE SAWS FILED, ;C«ain, TataMleaiyalSt'a' A Rascally Fraud. A abort lime vinco the Becton (Maaa l (ilr-lf and other Democratic paper publish ed an affidavit signed by one Foboiae of Station, Me., Kitting forth.tint be had been promised a kune if he would rote the Republican ticket. Now the name person never promised a hcraa to vote tbs Repub­ lican ticket; that be never swore to a sLstcmcnt to that effimi ; that be signed a paper for Mr. Rogen without knowing first vielim co the progranm. ia Maine, where they hive tbe Bute idficers, and propme to rtfuro eertifiraus tn enough Republieaiu to change tbe complexion of the logulstun-. A» the Republicans havn 33 majority, ibis is a pretty big job, but it it feared that they will stand at cubing abort of aeiual violence, such as their brethreo ia tbe South commit. It will be MAJM/NG W/KDOJf t VRTAlNb^ A LECTURE ^Bto young men. A- SI’HOIA.r.T'2'. ;S7?'n---------- ._ SSr Into CoogrsM, and dcfoal'tht Republican ! choice by seme jugglery, but it will bee tougher job than ever ho undertook be­ fore, and thia Maine outrage, if ii .hall be i perfected, will make enough . Republican Votes to assure ua a deannr sweep in 1881} : than ever a party bad before. Gen. Garfield u reputted to be grilling . rapidly in th. Ohio Sraetorial race. Hk ponularivy amoag public tucn and re pee- Tata, 8m al OMni �Ti/i utrviiiatf ayt/in DRY GOODS DRY GOODS I Toung-3. On motion thu reeding of minutes of P^vieur nmting wm dbpmmmi with. Commute, on Fin.o« reported in faror °f allowing the aoeoant of Chas. Knappen shot policy. for eoat (ttJW), in tba cane of the City It b catimated that the cost of takiog t Al Keth tr—k in l- fon i. km t_____ ... . ' v.. AL two dollar. Justthe next United Stelae retire. will be 12.­ fa fee. Report was acoepted and adopted 759,000. oy ayes and nays as follow. Aym-AM. Barlow, Kelly, MeN.ngbed at Franklin, N. H-, with a capital of tou, Shrisar and StcUios—5. 1100,000. Naya-0 The aame committee also reported back to the Board tbo bill of I. W. Vroomaa 123.50 and on morion tbo eubjeet matter The Michigan Centre] took 3,500 peowaa laid on the table foe fslure Seiko. which it b a certain aod apredy eyre. No perm abeuM be without ik In order ae prove that it will do all.that wo ebim for it you are giren a trial boule frat of rosr, which witi rewritten you of its truly wonderful uurtls. and show yew what a reguhrowo dollar sisa buttle will do - For Bale by 11-tearli Brea. lyl Mower Cook A Rogen ha nog enlarged their slaughter bowc, are prepared to do custom buteheriug oa short notice. Will p» and got, draw end return h.-c. for one dollar each, or will simply drres tbtjn for 50 eta. The oicaa'. eats of meat, always The following accounts were presented S^_e._a_„A „ ~ais CASH FOR LOGS. A.T ** * Henry Hougbtabo, board The cause, of the People va. Horace of prisoner, and turnkey fee. Lmrkin, for Larceny, Md Jama, and Swen Aec't ol C.11. Hick., U Sopervisor let and 4tb wards Johnson for Murder, were eoatinnod oa Street work and work done by or­ the spplKstiun of u. Rmpondeets Entered at the Bost Office. der of Marshal, ’ I® tl e enue of the People vs. Aretua Ace‘1 eif City Au y, service to Not 48.00 Bastings. Mieh., as SecondTown, far Larceny, Hone Stealing, the 1st. 1879, „50.00 class.Matter. Rmpondent was convicted .nd sent to AU of the above aeo'to were allowed H by ayes and nays an follows . cool. In tbe Arnault and Battery cauw of the Aym-Ald Barlow, Kelly.. MoNanghPeople va. Joseph Slattery, oa appeal from Jaauce Court, lb. Jury tuuod the xngeville tbiv wnek. Rvmemb-.r th* \atrvieon at tbe Preaby- Brepoadont guilty, and the Court aeoterian Cburch to inairow at 10:30 o'clock- teueod him to pay . fiM of DIO. which wee promptly paid, and the Roepoodenl mar will spank next Soo­ disebargnd. day Afternoon at the Reform Club Rooms. The tmve of fact, Edwin W. tk,borne IbuMtatw lb| MrtbodLl social this vs. Ihik« R. McElwain, was rtrwkeu from evening, at the treidenee of Mrs. J. Lee the Calender, tho Judge declining to try the eatm. haring at one time been counsel for one of the parties in interest Ba,.n.vu uSre a kbit yesterday. Thanks The Aeoumprit cause of Sidney B. Eddie, cell again.[ Smith vs Charies J. Pfrsdrtslisf and Ma­ Tbe Haatiqgs PuatoSco will be closed thew Johnson, was also stricken from the. from-10 a M. uat|l 2 p. m., and al 5 p. m. Calender, by content. notice of tho death of one defeorhant being enured of record. Tbankegivitig day. The Replevin swum of Benjamin F. Bemember tfiat Tax Iloceiptx are priut—z —JVC. Steiahoff va. John L. Fish was triad by carder be end is hereby instructed to pro­ Jwry who found the property in the Plain cure the same tu be printed by the pogv. thia oSos very cheap. said printing to be upon Ute earns atylo tiff, with 190.00 damage for detention eojl Mr. Drown of Ire erx>|ue*. firm, took his of p.per end page a. the present charter. I and to be done tv a reasonably time, and departure for Mass, tin Monday last, to be that one hundred copies of tlM Mtns shall [ bApnoted t-t thu uk- of tbe eity. Mcann Cook A Rogers received thio The resolntion wu adopted by ayes sod morning per express, from Lem. IngaUs Tho Appeal cause ef William Wolloi wb-j io up north hunting, four nice deer. appellee Va. Phillip Dunbar appellant, Hua. B W Jeane-a died at Clcreland tried by Jury end a verdict of Ou cs aped 7J. 7? Me represented/Jjkw of .action roiwlcred Sunday, aged Nnye—0. On motion Council adjourned. Many a gobbler !•» shed his blood for j U’U*° »a Daaiel F. Norton, wu stricken ' Jons U. lltutui, The largest Stock of Ladies Cloaks. The largest Stock of Ladies Knit Scarfs and Hoods, The largest Stock of Underwear, The largest Stock of Homery, The largest Stock of Gloves, The largest Stock of Mens Clothing, • The- largest Stock of boya’ Clothing, Largest Stock of BUFFALO ROBES. aion when CcogreM meeta. ■ Il v reported al Montreal that tbe Mar qub of Lome will resign tbe Governor Geoenhip and relnrn borne. Another decision in favor of the Atcbieoo, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com­ pany baa been rendered by the State Court I am Showing this Seasou: The largest stock of Dry Goods, The largest stock of Dress Goods, Bentley Bros & .Wilkins. Bepranatatire Blsekburn aatiripatea a lieu were held in Indiana to-day it would go Republican by a decided majority. Preparation, are actively making al Cincinnati for a reception to General Grant on tbe occasion <>f his approaching Gentlemen’s Breathing Organ.; Direuee of Men In fact tho largest, most complete and best Stock of General Dry Good sever shown in this city. Baying these Goods from firet ; hands for Cuh enables me to offer ll looks as if Secretary Thompson s on,1.0(1 record as a practical ecnoomut at lbs bead of tbe Nary Department ought to do a good deal toward .sating him ■ ta Jimmy William.' comfortable mat. J. S. GOODYEAR. Hiutinga, Sept. 30, 1879. 1 Tut CHK-AOO WuftLT Ntwa ia what its name indicates—« ■«* psp" 1‘ f»“b | Dteiai. KMv AeNrltta WlUteaa. It is Mated ibtJ a bin rmastating Gener­ al Grant aa Captain Grant of the Army la drawn up fur prcaentali-jo to Coogreov ** nATr-ticptn-Aitiri»vte.. a n, a.' ^SJKKfflffSfttSS!-Jte; General Sherman baa completed his annual report; ho receomuMeda the build­ ing of new military pouts on tbe further The Greenback party of New York polled onlv one-sixth of the votes of Lst year The vanishing of that party ia The poatal receipts during the tael fives! year were 1761 MW more than th' preervding jeer, which ia an indication if DR¥ GOODS! All owner, of Lrte by purchasr. are w ScnckboMrre, and eot.tled to vote. BasthgeXav 19th. 1879. ' ll. A. Goodyear. Pre' Jr.hn Beasawr. Ckrk 2! AXD ■LUKinKIMI Julius Tsks Carn How You Talk. Tbo following, from the public net. of] ton va. Patrick St. John the Jury found bur tbe plaintiff in the earn of 1131.80; 1679, is lisble to get Some one into iron- ' ble if they are not canful bow .tfary wag ! and cotta to b« taxed. their loquacious tongtsu: It make. no difference In the Repubii Thr I’mph nftkr <■/JMiym , i- cans whether il ia Bayard ar Til-lcu in The beat naive ia thr «arld for cute, Tk-.—.-------- ibo shall falsely ! Dr. II. C. Turner, F. M. Surles. John 1380. Ctyheri will kill one. and tbe bruuca. eons, ulcers, adt rbeam, tetter, chapped ba.-ius, chiltlsio., corns, and all A. Turner aod Wm. EagUnd, of Oramte kinds of skin entpfiooa. Thtx Solve la rille were ia the City lart week, snd paid The immense Republican majority in guarantead to give prrfert aatisfsc kn in tbo Ba.vxbb cSc-e a friendly vbit. . pSMayhrenia. ssrwedlne tn tk« opiaina of V,i« 23 many political men, put. Gen. Hancock' wut. t-er Ux. For sale by Ruaeell Bros sucerwaful handlrtf of fruit in the country, out of the Iht of Presidential aspirants. The Amumpatt anil of Ermina Dena va. yet Le toys apples dlr, and he knows It'looks as if tbs Democratic party Chirico 8. Burton was condoned on appliuf no reuiedy to preveui their rotting. would have to be*tern down to the fooweatioe of the defendant un the uaual tenuv. The .j>ee:h of fW. Mitchell at tho tbat of a first elass power curn-.lirlkr. So Reform Club tuMM on Suud.y afternoon bring along yoor eurn and get it abelled io was one of the finest - literary c/rrta, aod one-rigbth the limo that you can do it at plaintiff, submitted tv a voluntary non tbe stool Interesting speech wo ever beard Tbe Indiana polio Jomal belbrta tbat home lUm^mber that * flow, feed and suit, with Crtvti to be taxed from that platform. if tho National Republican Coorantioo grain, sama grvian aa cheap •» anywhere la the Artumpaii cause of William in the city. A free dlirery to all parts of The Hen. Behjler-Ccifax will deliver , will be held ia that city in 1850 that In ­ the city. ‘ _ __ ________ 38<' Harrison sppytlee n William Ii. Hoy­ diana will poll into line aa a Republican . T.. th; pwoplo“>l ttTry, Co. Alw.ys bis grand levturv on the “Life and Char­ lord appellate, the notice for trial • was acter of Abraham Lincoln'' U Middleville | renwmber that when you are in JI astir x» The Steamship Algeria, whieh arrived Five w.goe and buggy loads of the Macn Friday eyeaiag of next week. Dee. 5th, 1 that the taut place to ga a good square pie Grove Mite society met al the U. B. Wedoewlay from Liverpool, bcvngbl II. j meal tor 23ctv. i. at tbe Newton House. al tbe (fongreg»li</uel church. 27tf C. Cuarnt, Mrop't Pvntl. le patronage ns Tburelsy, everything was 637.000 in American gold coin and Brit­ Mesrts. Kelly A Sehautx have a new ish gold bara and the Gellert, from Ham­ arranged by them Io have a good time, ad. >>a our fine page, and we uk our read - I and, as UMtil, they saecevdsd well. They burg, flSC.uOOtl in French gold coin. ere to peruao it, and When tu the oily, rive left a prewet with Hit Shelly of a hand Tbe Virginia Republican State Com­ them a call They hare a full stock mittee are taking - steps to thoroujhlv nf neir goods, and sell reasonably. ’ organise the party for ths Presidential Whut is iL? Am.—Tour Prescriptions and Receipts. What is it made of? Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? Ans.—With care and accuracy. Where to gtl it ? Ans.—At Roberts & Hotchkiss, where yon will always find a full and nrlect Stock of Mr st Us • I. r»U»M». Our expense* are light and wo svll goods in same ratio. . , ■ .. ,.d member, af the ached herein Render ibvir -------- —»w ----henrtf ihanks to Mra. Beiioy for hoe ktad Convention of Temperance Woman of to tho p-.ospeottr. of tbe N, Y. .S’oa pub Imnitalitv. B,rrv County* liebed to-day in ocr columns. Tbe So* t_ with lk» s.rnrst Ball trill. is a newsy sheet, and always readable ; but we cannot commend its polities! position, County or. advise our render to be influenced by it We desire the cwcpcratiun of nil “Un- o n political questions, though it ta^some ioua" in the cuuitv and would organdy time, outspoken for the right, and eepoosulicii all tempaance organisations such etally ro on the money question . a. reform dubs, juvenile bands. Ac. to sand Thing* In General. • repreeoatalirm' tu thu gatbving, V» report their work end ooafiw with tea, as to lbs Thescboooer C. K. Bred, leaded at beat means to »rroa* the feurfu! progress of Dstroit With 24,000 bushel, uf wheat, tho liquor tvaSe. Tbe Couveiniua will be held Dec. 2nd bmrod f>r Buffalo, cp.iwl ami foundered weeks ago that be would never appear on tho .troeu again, even of Nashville. Bui e.d 3d After pertek tag of a bountiful re- on Friday Imi.. Il b supptmod tbat tho p.M, at Club B<..m Tuesday. Dec. 2nd. Captain aod fiva of the crow were drowo ha is getuog quits strong again. and eoj-jyto# a social period of a short Tbe Aauiverte^ oftbo org.nix.tioo of l.n»e. tbe indite will convene, fur bomnarn al ths Patrons of Hmdwmdry will be celebrat­ ed in llaMings. Doe. 4th, 1879, by a fa Ural at Union Hall. Speeobaa are export ■ Director Burchard of the Mint estimat­ ed from Htm. J. J- Woodman. Hon- C­ es that during the pant six yean there C. Laoo and Grand Liauntr WHieej. of have been brought into the United Staten Mwkrgoo. bv imuragnuta, eleven and a half million We wars sxceedtngly p.iaed to team of of dollare In coin. tbs sudden destb of I- J- I^cr. of A» Are w. going to have two Miaswsippia eyns, wbe droppwl deed on Wednesday of in the United Biotas—one ta tho North last week, uf paralysis. Mr. Decker was tho other ta the South ? The Maine Dshighly esteouted by his many acquaintan­ mwralic tn.Mgvre iuibnalo ae mweb. ces, .nd hie fas wSl be deeply felt, in and about hi. bogte Bls age was 47 TSE GREAT B19C0TUI ** »*** xuaureo FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY A specialty. el for all the wheat every lamer ia the country can aend to market. There will be happy companies al tbe Tbankagi*'u>< Cabico in alt the great wheat Stain to- DAY’S KIDNEY PAD Drugs and Medicines. ■Mira In the Quo Warranto com uf The Pete pie ex rtl William F. Hicka va. Henry llouitblalui. involving the title to the of too of Sheriff uf ibis County, the Jury after* an a'leone. bf 15 minutes found tor the ’ Roapucdot—to wit. that Henry Ilougblalin owe duly elected Sheriff of tb« County uf Barry, at tbo Grocral Elect­ ion os tbe Sth tiny of November 1878, by a m^juriiy ot 10 votes over the relator. W. । r. tlicas VI inis uui r wu susk russell. 4tf urm IS Call and See ns. ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS, Sig, of tboGottm Eo«fo PH pp, A VALUABLE Jb el'tooi INVENTION.* THI WORLD REHOWMU WILSON SEWING MACHINE Coaneetieut pepere aay that lb» Demo­ cracy of tbat Hate would favor Eaten above all other, from that commonwealth, for 1880, at his Drmoereey is tbe pure. oM-faabioned kind, that b untainted with any Uaioo or anti-slavery sentiment It reads well ia thia shape : lows, Ohio, Maine, Colorado, Catiforaa, Miaomota. Nebnaka, Wwren.in, New York. Coenre tieut, Msssachnsctt., New Jersey. Illiuoia— all solid for iht Nation There's where you find the loyally, ’ intelligence, and bevwfieial I bar. no* only used it cod wealth of the country. . myself and fsunly. but bars given It to It eeeuM that the way the Itemocnts many afflicted with achcn. pains and carried Yasoo county, Mies., wee by etrp- bruises, and ell nillingly waits in_testify ‘ presringeotM 600 independent majority lag to its wondmft' 1 st Silver Crrek precinct, thn boOrt-box Sold by all dr. from that precise! rendping Xenon City 'iw..... with only two pens and an inkstand in­ side. That ia a belter way than senaesi In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch,mad as eleyfantty finished as a flrst-oiaas Piano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Kaposltions. IT 8KW8 ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. Its capacity la unlimited. There are m« WH.8OM- MACHINE8 add In the United States than the combined aalea of all the others. The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. 4S81 WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. For Sale by all Pirgt-Class Dealcru. For the balance of the year we shall give special attention to the Sale of • PORTLAND CUTTER Mill Machinery! MMtfl Pltnl Bn«r llWltl, W* are Agenta for tho Jsresy Dirtriet, will bw aompslled to re wag his neat in Uengrw on acootial of bis fioaomal opereiians and bio apparent use of trust funds- In sate of his reslg cation ItepuUieanv think there would be Jllli\ II. w, MANSFIELD MACHINE WORKS k ——.-...a- J LIME. . HAIR. 8TU000. OEM ENT. . BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER] t PUMPS, PLOWS, DRAGS Nr. Edwin Bata . . . raau; tho moot ol the snooty far •'Grant atound the World." by J * l«tf. cr j.TIViTnKjf. Mil au:«uorrt Mriws LEFT HSXDPLOWS, Reaper and Mowers. , fiw anv bafnitro Will fe, Xi nult Mr. Crwo»y They Manufacture a full Lias of . h nil num H®. Stationary and Portable Saw Mill* and Gnat Mills. �7 P. M.—Minute of prertom. session md and approved. Address by Rev. O. N. Hunt. Subject—'-What is the Pastor's relation to the Sunday School, aod what as hb duty in relation to tho same f Remarks by 8. T. Wright, Stoor. Shelby, and BornelL Ewuy by Rev. 0. N. Hunt SsHseL -How tar b the Sunday Echo.! work.Chnrch work?' On motion idjott*ed>» Id o'clock A. M., to-morrow. Lather Brown, 8ce.,p>ro tern. Nor. 13,10 A. M.—Called to order by the SsperintradenL Prayer by Rev, L. C. Gvsler. Minutes of previoua eevion read aod npproved. Addrma by John Dawod. Subject—"How may toe mama bo in Urestej in Sunday School W«y Remark, on the sama . abject by Brae. Shelley, Stone, Hodge. Wright, and help ono-toother. ” d to l:3fl, P. M. ----- town, Sec., pro ten. l;3d P. M.—Called to order by the superintendent Singing. Prayer by L. C. Gorier. Singing. Minntoa of previmm meeting read and approved. Tbe dif­ ferent names by whseh Jesas b called in the Bible, v» read by Gso. H. Abrams. Claims 148. Addrom by Rev. D H. Shelby. Subject—"What are tbe bene­ fit of the Sunday School, let. To the commumty » 2nd. To the individual ? 3rd. To the Church T* Bemarka on the aarae subject), were made by Elder Morthland, 8. T. Wright, C. IT. Stone, Geo. H. Abramt. Singing. Address by Bar. A. Bunnell. SuBjeet—"What b the most xucCTssful made- of conducting a Sunday School T' %entarka were made on the aamc subject by D. Bowker, D. H Shel­ ley, C- H. Stone Tho following rosulutioo was offered by John Dawson, and carried nnsnimoualy. '•RetolttJ, That we, the friends of tbe Sabbath School caurc, tender to too good people of Cedar Creek, our heart frit thanks ; firn, to tbe Society of the United Bretoren for toe ore of their house : and awcood, to tho people tor the liberal tnso ncr in which they have supplied /tti? ■ wants of tho mortal man while altcnWhg the Sabbath School luatituto held at that place, Nov. 1“ and 13, 1879.' Tho following resolution wu offered by Luther Brown, and carried unanimously.’ •'/fraafref, That we, tbe Cedar Creek Sun­ day School, do hereby trader our thanks to those who have come to us from other Schoob and bare so kindly bvlped us to make toe Tostatute a complete suctow, and we hereby kindle invito th:m to rome a- The AeMclaiion SELLERS' A CURE and Ketland 8. 8- Areodation held at Cedar Crerk, Nov 12. atad 13,1879. 1M. day—Called to order by tbe SoperiatamfaM 8. T. Wright ' (7/? NO PAY. These are no greater than the rapidity cf I travel on tho railway., however, u the hurrying-trains evary day allow. Then.' are alwaya sew cnnrentrasw >.u) improve­ menu in the manner cf lra> -! which add greatly to toe comfort of ihuw who an journeying. Doc o( the latv.l, though it has been io mo some time, ia the Pullman Hotel Cara, when ounbrimay. "st home" aod can.al. Walk, talk, or deep, u be cboosn- Go down to the Chicago & Nortb.Watr.ru depot aut orcuieg, or any morning, and you will we too mating palsee. The I*uilut»u Hole! (.lari were- put on the Chicago A Novtb-WiMsro Railway about the first of July, lai year, and they have I'fovew to b« an unquestioned and de­ rided auceoaa. The car. are besulir., ar.d a person can g«t ab-nni at Chi.ngo in thmorning, and ride through to Council Bluffs without leaving the ear, and Mill have all toe oonvenieociea ol any of the | moat riegant hotels. They are on tbo JEu-1 ropean plan. "You pay only for what • you ger.'' If you hero never wra them. 1 it will pay you to go down to the -Lr-t some ereajng aod toruogh H»o train.— , Cerfor /topib (h.', I).,Uy Repnl.l. j J r.frfe—yea pay for what you get and . nothing more ; and thb at wry rrae-wuMe rat<» • Tho managers of tbo Company have dc1 tennlned to omit nothing which will aald i U the convenience, safeVy. and comfort < f j , the traveling public who favor them with their patronage; and furtlief, that they I will not bo ecliMed is tMf direction by at'. • ' bthes railruol io the world, liana.- th.--e 1 earn, coodeetod by the PuUnua 1'aUne , Car Company specially for the I’i. uerr i i Line, are the ducat ever built. It h not exaggeration tu aay. that no < 1 road ia the world can produce th: . ' to three magnificent «ar», and as ihu av.r-1 «r eeanwas mlUunr aatabUahmrot. age traveler waste the bv»t of evrrytl. jg i VII. “Vniusraily tleeatlan la Irvlan-1 VIII. CeBtamperarv Literature. Cartful that can bo had, bo tad.t of ncreMUy n«.t otlcaa nt auriatwos racial pnNicMloos this lino in hu traa».eontii><-ntal trip. The perimlitaJa rvyrlnled by the Lemuel The ehargra for berth, ia th. w Jlotol •Ml Publishing Ce. (41 Barclay Street. $ \ ) Car? are tbe nia» (anal tn lii-’tei m or.re aa Miras I Th* Loadal Qaartarty. fclin- COUGH SYRUP ! 60 Y««r> Before the Public. TUTT’S PILLS rursiciAM, etnerata aid rue tmicrra tvt»vwntit. T«r MEATEST MEDICAL TfftlMPH OF THE ADE. TUTTS' PILLS RIILKV1II. TUTTS PIUS outlnvtm, TUTT’S PIUS TUTT'S PULS ijnw u< ■«.>., t.. <3I i. t-rlwlwIA armunaaakHr law •Ul=c Atobtr M-rr. aarr w TUn’S PUS A,Loiinp.’EtV«!ALtAt»K>. TUTT’S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS bow ntnoiuj; regularly between Chicago asi Council Bluff*, on ilu Dearer earl California Exprew Train- of tl: Chlc.gr. A North-We.Uta Railway. West-bound, tier LwVe Chicago daily, exi ti.t Suit-lay.’ (andon every thud Hamby I, from tt.c' WdU Street depot, at !•>:;’> A M . .1 arrive al Council Bluff E>,t b<>u:i I. th-y leave ( . TUTT'SPILLS flirt Wayn(, Jaektm A Stginnw Hi R, fclHORT XaIKTE. 7ft MILE* ftUOKmt Tit INDIAN U’uLIS. MAlllSVIr.I.F. TUTTS PILLS PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE TOR SPfBMATOHBHCA. 8EMINALJ>ASTILLE* WASHINGTON, E WHITE Sewing Machine Unrisaltd in Appcarata. Uiparailtltd It Simplicity, Uestrpassed it Cotstnctm. Urprcccdctdcd it Ptfulardy. And UmBspttid it the Bread Cici-. BOOKSi-MILLION adjoarned with- WOMAN Luther Brown, Bee ,pin inu. ittgawE Let UeHelp One Another^ •3tc:ct".-.S;;‘,:■.?=« ;s jg i Thb little eentcoee ahould b« written on every heart and stamped on every memory. By helping one another we not only remove therm from their pathnay, and anxiety from the mind, but we ■—ft—’■tSt&tiS leIbema'r at Mi-hi/.a, parraar*^*^ —J 7' L.-L'MARRIAGE GUIDE mnt sterna t/tcrnm i !Canada Southern Railway’ LINK*. III ■ S iii OR. A, G. CUN ’ SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. f—•< "-y: '4dic. Th» llrtwl,:. SSwt !.!•. EAST AND WFMTTO AND FROM GRAND RnPIDS AND DETROIT a THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT with a vdbjarl •( eaaataotlj lomeaing inter eat and importaMs. the'proper treatment cf Ik « Lamar, aod cratrasis ueotmiiwa matbwla furaoad in the peal asylum, both of Europa sad Amerire with I ha syslso* taalitninl. at Obsel. ia Balaam, which b a roteay of !«uilea an Eject tone confinement «r reilralai. Another paper deaarriof afearefal Moai lrratlea b a dAOCTipUea-ad the "Adra(ta««a am! DhadranUgea of a Pereira Education for Youa< BapoUiraaa,' by a writer who centparaa the touching ta oct public and private 1. it CatarrH i. iliil C- 1 «%sggfla Michigan Central Railroad. D8AN0 RAPIDS IIViaiOH. H lS rtitifi I SlHiy ; people love to mo the fare, and hear the voice of such a person ; then let tu help •no another by endeavoring to strengthen and encourage tho weak, and lifting the bard™ of care from the weary aod oj>prenaod, that life may glide smoothly on, and the ftraul of bittanc* yield sweet waten, and lie wboee willing hand b over ready to aid » will yar.nl oar hna>bla ec'drevcrx, and every good deed will bo u brent! cast on tbo waters, to return afh-r many days, if not to at, to those we lore Ii -Jilil knowing wo are doing a duty to oar fd low creature. A helping brad, or an eocomgtag won! ii no lorn to us, yd it b a benefit to othen. How different would our life be, ii we were only determined, in • apite of dbxurMements, to bo cheerful rad happy curatives, and to add, by cjrcry pflaaibla mean., to tbe wvlf.re ud happi­ ness of these around us. Bat can every one be happy who wishes it? Surely every one desires happiness, then why do so many f.U iB the attempt to gain’ it ? Because they do not try in the right war. Our only way to be happy i» in the way tn which God b piemed, and tbat b by be­ ing good and doing good. Our Creator intended that we ahtrald be social beings, enjoying each others satiety, aod where can wt find a better place to say a kind word, and pom a few houra in studying Hb word and learning lib will inward us, than in the Sabbath School? There are words enough of tbe oppo­ site kind flying in all directors, sour word., cram words, fretful words, insulting words, overbeering Wajda, irritating wards; now Irt kind words have a ehanee to get abroad tinea so saaay, ud no different, are oa ths wing. Kind words beget kind feelings OPIUM^B . u vjjvagfmp gpwta awflfic gftgrfc- -L JOHSSTOH’S <1 SARSAPARILLA bit. aod samoadlags on u.4.v«Up mluda. Dr. l.I.arlM W. L'ullea ba- a tbort practiealjapar on ••Peisealsg. end How M Treat it.' t. LeJeuM vrititltM Ike •• Inpresalwiat He bool W FateUag." and M. Mather «mtrihu« aa LTB fflCWSi. JTIWU. INVALUABLE. flnrofr ’.Wyoutno' Don't spoil your Butter. Farmers, do not run too rbk of spoil­ ing year batter by wing sarroU, annatto or other cheep ooiora,when Welk, Richard­ son 4 Oo'a Perfected Batter Color b so ■rech better. U b as harmless M salt, aad new givsa a dull reddish color, or nay taslo or smell. It b medo in a strictly srientiffo manner by a skiUfW chcmbt, and a respeeiehle camber of Detrrcrate bars Robinson's boguo ekim w economy and> derived from tbs idea that Clark .an N. Potter hu besn elected Lieutenant Gov­ reform hu never been exploded in a neat.' ernor cf New Yprk b now taken from «r masaor than Mr. Boocher did st toei them. । Although there was no Democrat­ Brooklyn meeting Sfhen be said ; “I ad-. in I opposition to Mr. Potter, and tho Kelly I m well m tbs Kobin.-ot. men ail gave I mil that the present reran.boat has filledj men 1 VOLTAIC hb hap faU of cboira fruit, braldroiart k,^„^^^,„ ' ba fruit which hahas shakso from ib. , boughs of tbe Rspubliean Admiuntra- I Tee population of tbe State., according to the oeuoas of 1370, which have gtree Rspabiiou thb year b 18,710387, while tbe pculatitm ofcbrae carried by tho De■Mkuy b tmly-LIMXM). If the real 1880. FRESH AMD NEW. 1830. PLAS1ER ALWAYS CURES. MICHIGAN FARMER, Brighter, Fresher, More Entertain­ ing and Instructive than Ever. IMPORTANT Tte Merita Firciaani CoBiBij West Meriden, Conn., Ite CtHnH Mais i Mail PUin mJ Ornanaontel Silver Jl.t.d Cut Glassware, Lamp*. Cbendtii. end Broosrs. T>dk anti I’eeL-t ^S-J^SiCTBSygS 5ES£s3sE^®L~ PRICE REDUCED! CHICAGO I WEST KCHIGLS BBUM � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-12-03.pdf 3fe2916e213816bc4dfc95c21a14ade5 PDF Text Text ■ RA TKS Uf AD VERTISIXG. »«-1 «* I E*l Kus m3 VOL. 24. NO. 31 psranu AMD EDMS emus HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEB 3. 187<>. WHOLE NO, 1282, BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THIS PAPER 1*«na*l*r»r AUrertMag Bureau HU»rarc» ChurehM, and u the great Sunday Softool Coarenrion now betue b*H it Dr. Seudder'* TsbeiuaUe t* likely to be oound*able diaensaod. C.pt William., the grert clubber, ba* Iraen Mvpitwd io the com 1 wrote you SAMUEL B. REED AUOXXO D. CADWALLADER. ” IMPROVED FOR 1879. Unveromaot, and ths gold coin in the Trearory, which amounted to *135.000,(XX) ontbe day of reauniptwa, inenwd mare tbsn *36 000,004 iu the next ten month*, the amount held on the Anrt day of November. 1879, exceeding *171,- Heaviest Ironed, Best Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in the World. Every Box set in White Lead, with the Hydraulic Machine. Every Wheel Boiled in Oil. Every Skein set with the Patent Skein Setter, and milliuiwf *1,002,583,350;1 Every Waeron Warranted ! ATTOJMiEY AT LAW k SOL1CITOB The refunding ecu were puvd July. 1670. and January. 1671. Thera act. aulfaariud the irntte of »1 JOO.OW.OOO of bond., *540,000.004 hearing 5 JWr cent, iutercal, *300,004,000 beams-ii peroral ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTACHMENT. ■!Si7 ATTOUNEY A1U.AW A SOLICITOR tx eiiA>ci»r rX«K o„. „ GREATEST IMPROVEMENT EVER MADE IN WAGONS. Attorsiey at Law & Solicitor in M. W. RIKKR. JLSTICl OF TUR I’EICR. Ureer.l Collortl** More JACKSON WAGONS in use in B.trry Coni.", than nil others combined, yel the repairs do not average 2 cents each. Gall and see them nt on the fir*t ol Jul), 1K71, 312,740, <4 whfob *1,4L____ ______ »»ted of fi»« twinty tnttdk, *nd *101, 567,304 of Ira-forty bond*. On elwr firai .far of AuguM, 1871. *65.775450 -I of the roontry make* it dift.-uli to eatimate lhe amount of ibe cireuktiog m*di ' um. The earn wu catioMiod by lhe Bi . rvrti.r of life Mitt, at >427.000,004 Nur. I 1. 1879, uf which »12.1.1)00,(WtT fa in »!lver Olin. If ilifa callmate fa correct, tlwj| crockery w*re jewelry, and eveef imagin­ circulating mudium »: that drtir w»» cwn- I able .peeire of knicknaok andl furniture to | leapt tb« eye of lhe Tiritor, Add a* every ; uue think* it mean to go a^«y Without bating *.>a>eihiog, if otdy tn be in the lavhton ef peuiog the Seventh, the ram* i rr*lix-J are remarkable. Un lhe Aral Probate Court. day riune over *13,000 were gathered in Bcatueaa of the Berry Comity Probate tithe oofferu of th* treraarer of the Building Cumu.iiiae, and the Aral four Coan from Oct 29 to Nor. 23. Cknxwi d»y* brought in *33,00 J. ' There are 0«- 29 -bfat.ee of Darby Doyle, dc- GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hastings, Mich., May G,’1879. I»R- II. Itf PtXKHAM. •KU.'iHI.’Ei'oSJ.'iK"’- GREAT EXCITEMENT I " A.T* DRAKE, J of the Cash Store has again received a Large Stock of dress mos.siiiuLs, GKO. I). BABCOCK. AUCTIONEER. No». 3rd —John Q. Craeey, A. M. Bfaio, nod J. A. Wright, appointed Commi»ionen to loonie Harland ditch. additional amount. Th. rttsaioder of th. *504.000,(MX) (»IT8A48J»O.I wW odd, daring th. n.xt thro, yoara. lira Secretary uflbr Trearary Mating in bi* report ol Dcrembat C. 1873. that he 1>1 "lb. pfa*. uro of announcing to Congrcra that the funding of *340,004,1100 rix p.-r rent tx»od» into lh>»e bearing Are pre cent, internal hat- been Mwirtnplfated.' ■ ..... -..or, i k*an trual* * <l*rk *. w.u tr. a. U*< r te J«real. AU rail* will rims. rbe *34fl,MMI.<lP4 <4 ft) rent, bead* aathurised- Eauio of Miry I’rtma, daPotiAa for appoit>l«>«* of adat fifad. Wm BorRW, Solicitor owtrsco.r., *’.<t under tbi* contract. । were made priut to March 4, 1877. the rwdreaj-tiHu of *144,<X».4i» of Flannels. Waterproof, Blankets. Nubias. Knit Saqms, de. Not. 3rd.—Ertala of Sufomco Monitor, eiwrd. Claim, ip.de and cloned, m mtn allowed, *175 00. Eatata of Atnanda M. Munger, de­ Ako a large assortment of Hosiery ami all kinds of Fancy Goods. ■ DENTIST Nashville, Mickita CLOTHING ! An yreraaUrniiaaSwl to. ._______ "WILLIAM WALTER. CLOTHING ! MEN’S AND b6yS. Not. 10 — Estate of Rauram Govdspeed, lo Empire Bludc, wcr Mudge’* Slot* All Work ckt^RANTEED. An Over Goat for,.............................................. $3 00 A Good Suit for........................... ................... .............................. $® 00 JCamais, Sin ail Orfaneilal P A I N TER ■ At A. M. Rack!* Gunagv Shop Jsffcrson SI., - An All Wool Suit for................................................................. $10 00 THE CURRENCY. Call and Examine before Purchasing Elsewhere- LEWIS STERN. Bowne’s Block. Hs»tin^», MJch Sweet's H°Teli GRAND EAHI*........................ Imperial Soap time atur ihwmber 31, 1877. by giving ten day* »"»*« •“ ,h< «*w'rartiog parti-a In 1877, *75,MXI.00i) of the four per reel* were anld. a»-l In 1678 *128.685,. 450 During ilia ftrrt four wtraibauf 1873 The uocil report of Ifta Comptroller of the Currency, *inee that importaat branch of the public *ervicc ha* been in charge ol Hon. John Jay Knox, h*» come to be one of great value U> lfo»« treking relieble information rrepreliujf the currency of the The wire of United State* bond* 1871. under the IDfaodiug/rt», been *.'>40.400.400 of Ara*. *185 O' No*. 15. riac of ho*1 «r *dtinned to Maj — nd next ofjW Ertate of JeSardoreaaed. Heeling O •joUss ioued during Septru.ber and Octoher biing nearly aix and oac-haif miilionv. which fa nearly ei|aal to tlra arn-u.’ ii-ue-t forth* whole WO month* Jlccrdiu . I> will »!*•• explain why th. bank* in N«w ' Y ek lu’e grudgingly pre»cn<«sl for piy-. men! their legal lender ocrliAvMro, »ud1 br-a obliged to dretgnate ooo «f lb«ir , numtxr ea a deperilory for go’d. ut-.... ..* la.—Katst* of Henry Alvin, For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general The Excellence of this Hotel -,ll Hre.lM**4 ..?”«<«t»rv- OS-v. n tof. Oom >—»« StevMnrrra gnee into voluntary liquid**ra by lhe rote uf eharel.oldrra owning two-third.* of their rropective capital*, rod 81 have been pl*.-cd lu lira band* of rrevivera, foe the purp—e of eloaiog up lheir »5air*. leaving 2050 iu openuwn al th* date l*at named. Since my Um annual report thirty eight bank* have been organised with an aggre­ The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 I lb. gate authorised capital of »3.595.l)00,io bars—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send us an order which *2^90.440 in cimulaiiog noire hare been faaued. Thirty eight beak*, for 10 boxes with cult, $52.60 we will send one box extra free m with an aguregate capital of *4.450.040. voluntarily dwoontiiacd buainre. a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more have within lhe name period, and eight bank, boxes at a time, with^mittance, and wlicn we have thus received have failed, having a tote) capital of *1.The i-ulvenl bank* include orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free as proposed 430,000 iwu. with n eapital of *700.000. wbkh above. If yoa do hot wish to send money in advance you may ruled after baring previously goon into deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your tsiyffit iti MDmiu-tMi ti liciltn town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt of the Soap which ia to be shipped to his care. VICTORY ! GROCERIES HENRY L. NEWTON, nsk“_-sJs5JrtjssrAi.SrNEW GOODS HAPPY ZEPH. Address CRAMPTON BROTHERS, THE HEW VICTOR SIMPLICITY SIMPLIFIED! rtaum^tiun purpose*, rioca Mareb 1. 1877. nn-ler it* *uiburt'T of ibe lle.unipri.in *ct! uf January 14. 1815, *25.0OU,OiM) of four*, and *65,lK>i).0(M> nf four rad a half, per rent* ; th* latter being at a premium *740,000 more, bat tba rep>irt**>f Nur. 13. of owe ami a b.lf pet cei-t ahuw an incmM of *21.339.418). The TTm Gimptrollvr ray* ttfat ibe predir- Cuuiptiollar axprt»»CT a dorira lhal the; bank, .huold gvtronlrol of * I UO.OOO.OOO uf g»dd. aad that Cuogrea* »boald an legilate m t<> giro tba country au elsalic curr ney, the prrevni dantrt being that an — _. Z ..... .. 1 I ... ft,' * .... <>o Germany, a* fa proved by lira faet lhai the immeura war indemnity, paid by France *o enhanced priea* aa io darange The reduction on tba int.reat-brariag the buriaro* ol the Empire, while France, debt if the United Stotoe, from ita bighrot depleted of ibe van aum, .1 oare enl«raf point, on A'itfurt 31. 18<i5. to November upon an era of unwonted prtnpenly. 1. 1879. ia-»u83,8t}(JJMM,uf which amount • lOS.llW.SOO wa» .coomplrthed .lure th* refunding operatioat were commenced »u Mu 1,1871- . At Ibe bigbant point the annual interert ou the debt wm *150,977.697, while it fa now *83,773.778 only. There ha», there fore been a total reduttiou io thia eharge peaudiy heard it Mated, by men familiar <4*67^03310with the itra aad out. of Yawn (ralitioa, The iota! anna*! reducifoo of intcrort under three refunding operatic- rinre that Barbadal. was put no the Democratic March. 1877, ba. been *14,297-,177, while ticket became of Ufa known hoMility to the taring ob ibis ncraunt, (trowing out Dixon and in llie nwGdrare that, if there of lh« operation* of lb. pmral year alone, ■BouM be <<ea.vm for it, he would be the i* *8.803,707 and lh« total ranu*l Mnog in aH the rrfnndiog vtwratfoon of the Gor- oian to deal with' Dixon.". moment .inc. 1871, fa »i'J4W7,<W7. ■photo funding tracsAciiou ar. believed -to bo without parallel in Gtraucbl bbtory. The Guvernmrat Um Mill outstanding *273,681350 in rix per route, and mcro One of lb» mart prominent Imh poli­ than *500,004,000 in five per ennu, all ties of Chi-go, Hon. Milos Kehoe, has aUadoned tba Dtai >cratie party ia whose ranks be ha* long hold* evousudnglnAueooe, and declare* that the Ra publican yerty *ball hereafter hare hi* allegianoa *nd hearty support. Ha ho* b*id the position of 8tal Senatot in Illinois The uagroraxujai will, unfana nil ugtw faF. attain immwra proportion* Mil Gntwral Conway wtimMaa that atleert t>M htiiiJrod ihuMuod uegr-re will emigrate from the atmth to the north and won*. He mju that ho boa applie.. hmoci. ./ David M. and Mary Sytmter. Nor. 18.—Estate of J»«xaTyfar, •wd Will admitted to Probate Noe- li-K-nto of Willfam A. Fetitfam iatmor'a aeraonl aid for diwharra *fad Dec 22nd next a-n-ned for hearing. Nor. 2lM.-K.tato of John Moklattw, dcremrad. WUI admitud to Probate. • gieing Dai, when it fa belfaerftbo -rthl Nov, 24.—K»tete of Horaoo W.limanwill give a friendly ahake to th* tail of a < r -ken down comci. Troo to it* traditions, the Stock Ex­ change kaa been ^taking a^ taaibk’^ afur rioos. Om day thia wrekorer 600,000 PaUtfa �Um, which declares that thane uSaials aba’I count tbe tote, aad give wmfirata. to those who apfwar by -U, fan'cif th0 A foil aboteaet of the report of Hou. John Jay Kuttx, the.Comptroller of the Currency, spnuan in to day's imoc. Il win be read whb interest by all thuee who take an intera* in quorti.jui relating to tho eunuocy, because they must have loarnad eonte thus ainoc that Mr. Knox', reports ooetaia a largo amount of valuable information jwlieh cannot be found oletwbare. Heretofore, Mr. Knox's reports bars been largtiy derated to argumeota to prove tba: apeew raamption would be pos­ sible, aad that jtte banking system would prove a ral cabin auxiliary in promoting specie rraumptlen and ia maintaining epacie payment, alter they had been begunThe rvralta whieh Mr. Knox notes ee hav­ ing been secured the past year sustain hi. opinion. He MBumee that th*e result, are euScieal to aatiefy any reasonable nnn lhai the national baking ey.tem hu fully realised the auuripatiooe of iu founder, end jusitted iu conttonatioo, and eooec qneotly does not cumber bi. report with Tworandid.tm for Scasters have be­ gun proceeding, before Chief Jnstieo Ap­ pleton, tbe nature of which ha. not.yet been made public, but io view of this ac­ tion one of tbe plotters lus written to a pete« in another state that “it ia a foregone oancltuion that the Republican majority io ibe Logislalnrc will be counted uut on teehniealiiiee, and that the Snpteme Coart b powmlcaa to prevent rash a reTh. interest ia the result of this coo.piracy ia no longer confined to Maine. The whole country is intently watchinj th. program of event, at Augusta to see if tbo revolutionary plot already foraahadowed can be carried out It ia not yet time to fully nadsratand the extent of tbo interests which will bo elected by lhe recent railroad transactions in New York. We refer to ths sale of tbe Urge block, of Naw York Central Dock farther argument to euatain it, or to ebow by Mr. Vanderbilt to a ay udicatc of bankthe weaknras of the objections of those era and capiuliati both in thia country and ip Europe. Tho 7<'wte», which apwbo yet oppose k. ' The meet significant pun of Comptroller peent to be in a thorough stela of Sight Knox’s report totbM in which be points whenever the name of Jay Gould is menent ths danger. H a redundant currency, Honed, and u ibis person i» eupposed to mads.ro by rea.cn of ths circulation of a be Off of tbe leading purehaacra, foresee large amount of paper money ortr which tbe meat .erious ’resului. . Tbe new arlhe law of sappit and demand ran have no raagement insane harmony batwran th. rontrcl. The nsulu of a rcdnndant cur­ Wabash system aad the trans Misaisnippi rency are already iroen in the’ stock ep-ecu- sehetnea of Mr. Gould. On this point the TVibuae says : “Tbe completion of the sale by Mr. of the prior, of die leading article, of food, Vanderbilt assure, for a time harmony raiment, e|e-, doe very largely to speenla- between the Wabuh and the Centex! »ytlite movement. Bach an increase of pri­ tetna. Tbe Central bra racaived Jrotn the ce., unleas-inflocaoed by a healthy demand, Wabash road the larger part of L» Kutwill embairaaa *« mam of contn mgr. bound trade. It received Imi year 80r 000 out of 85,000 can of through freight whose income, aad wages do not increase landed at Toledo by the Wabash Road. at all or its no proportion to the increase in The poaaiblo lorad this btutoee. by other the oct of living It will also lead Io connection., which the Wabash Company orer production ».! shortly end tn col -I wm eoot.mplating, is believed te bars led to thia treaty ol pea«. The ccnaolidatiia I of tbe WabelIt and the St. Louis, Kansu City and Northern Railroads, whiA was 1 ratified in October, gave to the new com-1 direct answer to lais question, bat those pany a through line from Detroit and Chi­ who read his remmk. co this topic must cago to St. Lottis, Katoas City and Omaha. -At the West its line connected directly rome to the concision that bo believes with tbe Union and Kansas Pacific Roads, that th: legal tenAr acres or the green while at tha East it eruaaea all the trunk becks should tie gradually withdrawn from tinea t» the Atlantic toeboard, sod by its circulation and to exist. Thoy cod’- I prorMMed MtenaioM it connected directly Nmr York, Nor. 28th. 1R79. Wall street has been svspi the street cleaning department, and tba pock­ ets of its outside frequenters have been swept by' ths most etopenduus “troop” evtr known on tbe script. Vanderbilt bra made a euh sale nf 530,000,000 uf New York Central stock to a avndlcate composed of Jay Gould, Russell Skgo, Cy­ ras W. Field, and other strong financial magoatM, aad, of course, (everything I. boiling over. Other stocks tell with light­ ning rapidity and operators in margip. have been aburo to tbe very skin. The brokyn fee) perteculariy jolly. They have all raade money. What i> to come of it all no one seem, able to predict, and for the next month at least, the stock market is likely to be a rough sen for any ooa to trust himself on. Tbe biggest varaels need to kwp a aliarp lookout to avoid shipwreck, and small craft will bare no chanee at all. Thanksgiving Day paarod in tho usual quiet way here which baa become more warrior, aad travelers of tbe ideal World. Every American must fee] a pride at tbe hoaora that han. tram showered up­ on our il'ustrous fellow citiwn. He travalod st a private gaMJaman, bnt tho glory of hie achievements .nd tbo emir-entJe of his record in pence and war en­ circle him with a brio far transcending io Pena, Nov.l7,1879. Vuiton to the Praia cemeteries must often have beeu at tuck by the rare with which the totnba and oreo bumbler grate. ion are laid by pious Itinds upon them and dteu,renewed. Ilut.un this day, the “Join dro mon.,” tl.d cemeteries dre systematicully visited, ana ibouanda of fam ilies may be seen, eacli wending its way to the n-Jting-placo of seton departed mem. btlr’bwc memore is Mill fondly cherished The Fcto <fo Morts m it ia called, began tractkaUy. vraterday, eo All Saini. Dey ; . afixtf-fioisso: nwatte, w>r<S. wsstxsc'C.s.tr. taerce of tbo moat prospered yrar iiithsrt*>!*,Res •»’»>■' 50t»« op, tu-ineao has been teiak, and the prcepceti on every Land are cheering. To crown all w«» had su­ perb weather. It wu a perfect day. All tbe young fellow., and a g»od many old once, hate been talking about the joy­ -- . , •----WWWSHW. Will ■JlCtful prospects and actual p<«oe»ioas of the i: w..rd» do rote arimilar [Criod u the pubecu atM heir of the famous Col. Samuil I[itc-emi.--. Ou leariaglthe Otaervatory Celt, who invented tbe fipt and p«iiblj I each | «jil ml! rcc-ivc at certificate setting tbo beat of modern revolver. Th..- y . uns ,Ifonl. nl.,i befaM tfotri there, and the K.. ,r ........ I I amount of intdiigrooe dlplaycd. A fete ii bri^ argatind which bids fair to throw that which wm given at the Opera sutne month, agoj c-atploCrly into deprived of V-tue and l»,tne at M-trcia , and wW-M, /Tptro'egit.rtBd tbo former ti c latter U being gut up by the representstiu*/.f the principal FaUatan juersib. stituts the DODwlsstie part of our money, Western Kailraids cf Catradi Tbs new bocaua existiag law require that they bo I company had open to it. choice .11 the kept in circulation aogxrdleai of the de- gnat railroad lines to the Maboard, while it had almasb a monopoly of the South'New York and our rif.er city, Brooklyn. would do die ume In.tbc latter cuiketioot i f h-t.t-a fon bitty I to its place in the | ' eitueoa, a letter carrier wa. choked in oae monetary system. The ie»uc of bank cur ' «fthe aporaely actil.-l hnUkjrta and J.-.J oil­ At the annual Betting of the Baltimore ‘ ed of hia «ptro cash, a wa’cb and r itidry rency would of nccarity conform to the and Ohio Railroad Company, held at Bri- trinkets, the thicr.« letting th- mail tog i law of supply and ■tiemand. The green timer*, (be old board of directors was severely 'alone, while our streets leading to i unaoiutatuly elected. The grora earn tog. hand, cannot be reduced in rolnma under existing law., nor oonld redundancy io : year ended September 30th, 1879, were thb country be obviated by the exports-, »H,1MJMXJ ■ the exposes, 17,691,565; tion thereof to other countries, became | and the net earuinga, •6,502^SL Tbs they are not money ahewhere. I Mtni-annual dividends of -t per cent, upon But for lhe banka, which arc obliged to I < tbc capital stock were mide io .lock on bold them as raeerva, the 5316,000.900 ;I November ISlh. 1878, and on May 15th, of legal leaders would be a perpetual men- . 11879. These, dividend, amounted td an riueoted er all avenues to the terrier. ace to specie paymcaO It [a, therefore, itc.-ease of the capital itoek of|l,lU£3G, Sometimes two nights in rorccaeico by the same wen, and firmly belioie that bat for scarcely an open queirioa whether the ‘ aid the usue of the remainder of the .pre- ; promteee-to-pay'w(^e Government abould I ferrvd stock, second series, amounted to j' sternly abjuring a aecia! nlghieap after the | late fiitiguc. of daily jourcali«=>. and a. not be redeemed and. destroyed. It would , 11100,121 28, makiog 11,515,257 ”3 ; I। .tern and aiguifirant a halt till the rufiun. seem that co good argument can be made 1 paaaed aheepuhly before a sober man whils the reduction of tbc indebtMooa. rciidy for them, they would have •■gone j for continuing them io the present volume was 54,607,238.03. showing tba applies through" me in two .halter of a lamb’s ’ as a part of the money of th/ country. tion of 13,092,080.75 beyond the .mount tail and perhaps knocked m-. od thn I. _»J ' Such a thing wu nrrer contemplated by ol Mock tMued, with 5646,634.61 on hand beside. Garroting wa» stopped in Kng- ' those wbo found it nanneary to irane them. land by the cal-o'-oiue tail. It might be in ibe lrca.ury, after providing for tbe Once they were a neoeeeity, and that wu a good Idea to try the same plan here payment ol 5216,300 for interest on tbe with the peculiar daaa of felon, .interbonds of the company maturing October ' cited. Jst, 1879. | nrvIt is sonounerd tbit an arrangement hu teen perfected between tbe Atchison, To peka, and Banta Fe Railroad and tbs St. A few. Pointe in the Maine Case ThoM who hare cat.fully watched the Louis and San Franciroo Railroad, by course of eeaota at the capital of. Maine which a read is to be constructed from fallowed lhe fluctuation* o! t! >.. tbo few past week mart besatiafied that a Senta FJ to San Francisco, und-r tbe old be m H wm kicked and paraed nul Atlantic and Pacific Railroad charter, aged brer. The pac ended in a Greenback manager, have entered into a which is still in existence, and which, it » ind Frineeton still bolds the cbam -___ It was rcty exciting and conspiracy to procure the counting out of said, carries a land grant of about forty, ngilistic interludes not promhed in the Republican majority in the next millions acne. Bond, secured by the --------- formed part of the perforauaec. Legislature, in order that the fusion com­ lands and the road and guaranteed by the. German mitrimooiil relations are some­ bination may bold the Stela Government Sc. Louis and S.n Francisco sod tbe AtA- time, mixed. A queer case bu jual etme another year ; that thus lar the Governor hen, Topeka, and Santa Fe to the amount up. An irate rwident of New Jersey in­ aad Executive Council appear to be the of 525,000 ore to be imuad and it i» re- vaded tbc rooms ofa loving couple, tfcnsh ed tho male member of the firm, oukfd witling instruments of the plotters fur the portril bare already bean placed. up tho effects and carted off tho individuil .. .a-e—^x---------------l{(! eUmlj| carrying out of their revolutionary dePulio Opinion. •it-; that to carry ox this plot the conto be her huibsnd. Bbe claimed .the oth­ It ia always a tuisUks to run for the er fellow, who lit hi. turn nid be knew apiratora have ao acted as to force one to Presidency a year ia advance‘ the first had married her in Hoboken, Lnt conclude that they not only propose to Ig­ An eysy laason in two teuro< from the be thought that was uut of the United nore precedents u old as the Stele, but to Springfield HrpMican ; ‘■Thurman wm a Btatee and a wedding there didn't count. to brink the laws in lhair spirit and latent The disturber, whom moat peuplo w<rut>‘ presidential candidate, Tilden wm a preaisuppose to hart-jxxne rights ia the matter if not ia the letter, end to trample under dcnual candidate, Bayard is a pmidep- wu locked up by an intelligent plieo aerfoot lhe Constitution of this State. lial candidate.” geant oc a charge of OMauh and battery. Those are grave charge, to make again.1 The people wbo think that tbe ro-eioothe Chief Magistrate ol a State and hie constitutional adviser.. No one regrets tioaof llsyoe would be a good thing for th. ucoeasity of making them more than the country, do not make much noise— wo do but the revelations of lhe past week they have eo boom—but they are numer­ ity for the display of heroism which fix put and parcel of tbo average American leave us no alternative except to make ous. That is what the Boetoo Iltrald .iUien, however commonplace his daily such chargee. It is not our frnlt, but ».y. on the subject. walk sod eoovereatiou may be. There The Goldn Rolaiy :— that of the oficaalo at Angusts, whose ac were 800 horeea ia the building, which "We wish we could share Dr. Bartel’, vomited flames from two puinta arinttltantion cannot be accented for on any other ground than that they are determined to ^eerfni faith that tbe late election "eeitlao eou»ly, and being dry »• tinder, fl.tcri up suddenly and nncmtrollably like a burn­ murp the Govorament af Maine for tbo propheiually lhe demagogue's daoeaee.” ing malchbqx. Regardless of the danger, The dcungegae is at least as old as Ab lhe blinding blatc and ebukiag anwke, the year. 1880. First, thy Gasernor and Cuuaril have axiom, and bids fair to be mewed upon stablemen, aided by gallant rulonucn thus far peremptorily rafosedjRepablicaM, the earth at long u there is ignorance to from the police, dashed in like soldiers at a breach, and .uccceded in raving 7OT‘of wbo by the face cf the return, appear to be wheedled sod .elfish ambition as be ad- tho terrified and aotrietimra revarety injur­ be elected, the privilege, always granted ed animals. Tbo rest perbbed. A red hot wall fell, striking a ladder co which The New Fork <9wa says heretofore, to examine tbe return in or­ These peopfe wbo doubt whether there were lhe chief of one battalion and three der that they may bo xbla to correct any other fireman. Ona wu no shockingly teohnicel or clerical errors before lhe issue ia anything in the political world, at bast, mutilated that bo hue aincc died, tbe nth. of the Mrtifiostes of olsetMO. The ' law to prompt them'to give thanks on Thun era were badly hurt. Of counc Jbcir provides that there shall bo twenty days day, the 27tb, according to Got. Robin- comrades rushed iu to the nwrae and dug tier that purpose, but how are candid.iea non'a proclamation, must not forgot that them out parboiled and damaged in a das- to know whether or not rush more exiil Horatio Key moor, Jr., waa elected. Orer this rsaull, the November poultry that sometimes appears in our. rural exchange, ■ ranted so M to eonfona te the records in might girt a subdued crow.” towns and to taxe tmrisiooy in eases Speaking about the alleged conrerxion where both records and return, iro in er­ of Dani.i Webner Vooebara to sound tsoror? Thia cf itself proves a conspire?y. Soosnd, is u aRsged that lhe Governor marks that it never expected to beer of and Council will go behind th. return, aud the elongated tyauatm of tho Wabash bitching the twin draft horera cf mvUi- W. fl. SCHANTZ. Hon. J.T. Headley ia a brilliant author. He hu superior descriptive powers of ju« the rort to act before tho reader, like a reuhty, tho wonders, the splendor., the cttrioutke and tho peculi.riiira sf th. Old World which Gen. Grant and hia party looked upow. He ia not confined to sim­ ple narrations of Grant's movameots, bat deroribMSoroery.plaoce of great natioc., and rendera the narrartres of tbe East lancinating u a panorama of die greatest aoodvn The book is full of taforualioo and en­ tertainment and will bare more then a mere ephemeral interest. It U baanllfully aad vary profusely illustrated, contains, city ant about to < rganbe a Bblna dub, whfedr ia dreign.-d to oomUneiho bast alamants cf the RspnLluan party to Wrat- We have a fine selection of (Jloves and Mittens, some kinds of which cannot be found elsewhere in the city. We are re­ ceiving more Groceries daily . and will give you low prices. We riinll soon have a fine stock of Chinaware, Glassware and Lamps, also, Goods for Holiday Trude. We keep Oysters anti Buckwheat flour. We btty Bthter, Eggs, and dried fruit, such :ts dried apples, peaches, bUckberris, raspberries, cher­ ries, &c. See our new Sign. . ■ » . W. W. KELLY & CO. PEOPLE WHO CAN READ. The Ibhiapro GateUr telle iu Demo­ cratic party friend, in Maine that if they are "fooliah enough to perpetrate the fraud which tint Republican, uy they .re about to do," they will eimply commit a blunder wore, then a crime XSU .i .f EeQi .rsr,KX.-,Txn 1W..WS few OFFER. rera-lff* BKi ..I ol !??“ ** *Tte ».« dir’A'^t; • «urr»n<. u.| »itr« > I Ion Trial. ;.te. e.;-f. T». tKKt-.r it.m 5OTH.YEAB **,k* •«•■**. • I* *!“• REAL ESTATE. CODEY’S LADY'S BOOK FOR SALE AND TO RENT. ’ A LECTURE THE WORLD FOR 1880 TO YOUNG MEN. YEAR. Knappen’s Law Office. IN 1880. ptowtff.nf SrH rlaff rt»i. Uaaaufai •■nai »U Sr^art'i afe'nwsen. 0H1MYBW BACK! ‘«r so Ute noxa: TKrrixoxT Fare, .f Ut aem. w.Il Umbered, eniBpev. 2 mile. sM<h of HoJinp. For ml. lh FJ.’-rtl. Apply a. 1 Knappen's Law Office. Bnck FiinUturr Foetory on Jeffonea Hi •ote Apply st Knappen’s Law Office. •r niff, <)>• Wnu < rnfttaifiv & .lira HUNTS aMe. Mt linn tkreoi. »wnad by Mile. Mala Fnce {!»». Apply at Qfu Knappon's Law Office, ‘ tJsTS’.’.sir Weaip tW. new. wbieli w* wBlssUJbr ««S A SPECIAL OFFER. WrtTCH^aCO.COL IQ.P. Rowell A. Co'i PIAHO&tife I ISAMMJ AGENTS READ THIS' THE LIVER, THE BOY t2.>to#5<XM)|S=2^=r SAWS FILED, Chain, Taileu Beiteais, aii Ssfes 6,000ijtodH&Uto HANGING WIND ON CURTAINS* ON.30 DAYS TRIAL TABIC BALAAM �— r,r ^*r»al»aiX«*XX“t Another promiMnt RapubSran negro h*a been a*M*riu.ted iu South Carolina, but, M urual, politic* had nothing to do •kb i*. , SCHANTZ, Th* South wnboa to uaite with tb* Wret .grinat tba East, but Indiana ka th* only Slate which riiowa any ineiinatiou to make tbe allianoe. and Indiana k*. doubt*. There ta thia to b* aaid of Thurman : he doe* not diatnrb tb* peace af lhe poliUcal graveyard by ahouting that be bo't deed. Ha appfora to bo .Mindy resigned­ It a worthy of note that aa ieduatnl exhibition has jurt been bald al lUbigb, aad l*»>il« CisH-Anoi TssMaj North CaroHaa, whieb waa entirely und.r ar ami rialerdav at U as.: lies- tbo mauagnrent of colored people and wU entirely auroeaaful. Lrtten t44r*o>«l I. th. folkretog parwn. tb. plaintiff fi)u aautrity for eu.1. witbiu thirty day*. asJ i* d«fimll th* caun be diamiaaad. Aborthat plaiutiff bare thirty d.y* to file dreianuo.. and defendant tw««iy day* tberaftsr to plowl A mo tion waa, aba, argiad and aubauttal io thi* cau** for a uaw appeal bond. Iu tb. cenicrari enuae ol Andrew Rcuah r* Th* Preph, violation of ordinance ef th* eUy of HaMlogv, tb* jodg*m*ut of tb* court bulow wm aSrared, without eoau p*r ati pulalion. In tb* alander eatu* of Samuel Doi* ra. Darias TowuMod, implradad with Hocaar Giddiop, th* demurrer wm .u.iai<wd, with curt*. Abo, aa order entered that Doi* file aecurity for coats, or ia d*fau!t th. eauoe bo dimniared. Io tho certiorari cause of Lyaoadar Beach va. Tb* People, convicted of an naanalt oo Cap*. Isreal 8. Gt*r, a motion for an amended return wm deniad with eoat*, and the catuo argued and eubmitud la lb. appeal enure of Wm. H. Hay­ ford v*. Jama* Kyxn, Ad. of th* rotate of Jamou Kelly, deceaied A judgement of tx?reuse of action wm rendered with eoeta DBYGOO: DRY GOODS ^rof<•ror of Modrru Ungnagm. arrity of Mtcbigao ; R. OKadai*, Profoaaor of Chamiauy, Stele Agricultural Collage • W. H. Payne, Profeaaerof Pod* E, Uoivatrity of Michigan ; Z. C. «ar, BupariutendMt of School*, T cumaah;!. M. WeUngtoa. Pri.eipd of th* High School, Detroit, aad oth*n. Brief report* npoa tbe oooditio* of *du ft Ex Minuter Wrabbura briievt* that Gan. Grant would gut two vote* from modsntc Democrat* io 1880 for every eno be would l<re by Independent llepuHicaM voting again** him. ' Richard Smith, on tba other band, briicvea that tho German Republican* would bo loth to vote far Gun. Gran* because they fur imperialiam ■CATHQLK2N I am Showing this Season : > The largest stock of Dry Goods, ' The largest stock of Dress Goods, • The Largest,Stock of BUFFALO ROBES. Barry cocnly. Mirk , Dm. 2nd. 1B7J. Join E*tr». T. B. Mam- Walter Nat Entered at the Post Office In tbe replevin ranee of John Raplogla Hastings. Mich., as Second - aon, Mr. Smith, 4 tn ilea cast and 4 milaa re. William Beadle impleaded with Mer­ north cf Haatinga. class Matter. rill Beadle, tbo jury failed to agree, and In fact the largest, most complete aad best Slock of General Dry Good sever shown in thia city. Buying these Goods from first hands for Cash enables me to offer ' ■ ■ Tbo investigation of Senator Kellogg'* title to hiy real In tho 8eoat* of tbe United Stela., after th* whole question bw bren once aatelad by ia.aMigatioo nd powd upon by lb. Senate, b not only a fartinn. trick of tb. Drmoeritic*. but abo a very dngvrou. pcredrat. READ. 4652 NTHS iTATE. A. H. Runyan ba* returned from bin vuit to Peen , where be enjoyed himaelf' very much , Th. imrreMO io the average daily «€• win E. Fiak ra. John Willet*, an order The pump hurigtaa Meat to be boom- ': teadance for the aehool month rf October wu entered that- aecurity f/t costa be filed ’ within rixty day*, and in default the catme ! inc qui.i largely al the pment time ‘; thb year b 29 . Ihrci-ghout the county. There norm* to be aa ntb* willing■ Th* replevin raireo of Willi* A. SeidMartbuU L. Cook apatt Thankagiting , new on the part of Rrpubftean, to hare al hi* home ia thia city, but returned to ।i the Damocreu establish th* pracdlfouc fo more, v». Jcunio Scidmore, wm decided in hi* rtuJiea at Albion on Monday morning .। Southern State* of having Presidential favor of th* drfredaut, foe a return of th* property and oxsa to be taxed. olertora for 1880 appointed by th* LegfoTh* assumpsit cause of Orear 8. Had­ Ilinas uur teat iaaua, wheat ha* brought lature. It will he an aboolu-tly aara way of ley, r». John 8. Goodyear, et al, wm aetthe following prion* : Nor. 27 11.18; 23 olacting a Republican Prmid-nt in 1880, U>d, and di*m«ed 81.18: 5K» 81.20; Dec. 1 81.20 , 2 for tba Democrat* could only >eeurn n The replevin cause of Kenyon Mead, Solid South andlndlani. leaving tbo Rora. Wanea Stillwell, et al, wa* stricken Tbe photograph car* which Mood it publican* with a aura majority in th* oleofrom the calendar, nut being properly nofront uf the. Oaatiaga Honea for aw era ' Tbo Luwing Rou» will cutertein week*, hare at tamed away (by bon* pow. In tba aaumpait cause of Tluraua 8. member* al 12.00 per day. (81 50 each it er । to acme other locality. * Dobbin*, ra. Ira C. McAUteter, tbe jury- two peroooa occupy the ram. room, th. Hudaoo Hoa«e at 81 50 aad 11 '25 uod«r found no eattse of action, with exate to bo the aaane condition*, th* Chapman 11 oom thl» eity from Orangeville to eater tbe em State Government The American peo­ aod the Edgar IIvote el 81.00 per day ploy of Mee»ra. Cook A Sheldoo, In tran ple Wuire in fair play, no* in sharp Superintendent Ch». A. Sanford, of LauI trick*. If the Democratic party ahould acribieg their ebotract book*. Wooly fit yaora, and waa managed with ting, Um cuomoted to art m focal comsecure control ol tbe local gorernuMst in Ioooaummato ability co both aides; the mu t Mr. Julio* RuamI. wbo ia Mvaraly that Sutir by way. that era dark, tbe re- being in *goord*u« with public rxpeou- j afflirlcil with Mihma, ia, we Irani, aooa to i anion again*! lhe party next yrar would ' tion, on tbeStvidraer aubmtttod, and yet I take Kia drp4rture far D>mv*r, Cuforado • there are facta in'the c^nso that are hard I wbere-be hope* to'regain bia health . to recvocile with the finding cf tbe jury. At a regular aaaembly of Gibtent Conn • to the apfwul aaue'c f Bradley Thump-, ning «/Tliakejiting by Mr. Frank Deck­ er waa an et joyable one, and- ail who at­ il. No. 49 R. A 8. M., held at Heating* ■on, rs Ureter Hidden, Admintetratrix of Dec. 1, 1879, the following offiaen were , tho ea’ato of George Hidden, deorued, a tended apeak well of it. Glad of it, Frank. ! judgement of no cause of action with rust* A dooati.in p»rty for IU*. J. Merri field will be held U lhe Hotel ia Orange­ \ In tbc Clatter of aatertaining who ar* villa on FrLlay evening, tbo 12th inrt. the heir* of Thoma* Arma'rong, deoeaaed, A cordial invitation i* extended to every, (rare waa given the plaintiff to file aodnibody. ed declaration within thirty day*. D TO RENT. ra. Daniel F. NewtouAu atticknw from weighed finely. aw Office. iw Office. diuiv iw Office. Mlajabov., Ap- w Office, tenrt, uniffiprovrefi >».! i-y Mil** Mala. * Office, Col. c i*u*a J Mui from Ibe calendar, no* hating been proper ly noticed- < Wc aro pUxaed toaUU that Mr A. M ‘ । Daugherty va. Orria Coburn waa eondnnBlack i* drironfwtlb work, and ia making ed without term* by stipulation. and retting a-.ruXtf^he finest facetomenu, in *tock*. protaiaing extraordinary induceThe appeal casae of Abram C. Monk, moota. and a!u><.«t count tea* profit*. Tbe took aCoossi. Ac., that crer were p-ut up va John P. Ferguson wm aeulcd by th* whole of tbe Mock gambling echetne ia a neither to prepare nor examioe it. Draw­ ia the eouaty. ing b chooto m a fit aubject, the point of gigantic fraud, and men ef limited means partie* and diacostinued Tbe replevin ewuae of David A. Bowksr, th. .xhibij bring not to tho. wba: ia aet Tbc arehtry club of thi* city have acually done in rraprat to abaulute or bimcured the old ti.wiiag alley. Iftildiug on para-.ive aril of th. workfiut rather wb«t State Strwrt iu whieb to practice archery. i» rimed al. Tbe requc.1 ia carorady i Tbe Judge found fur tbe plaintiff in the It i» to be used by the elub oaly. aad i* m»d. that at aehool. in the 8t»t», (du not to be for the pullie. ,. . wbo infra* Wall Street, like , araampait caure *f Adiaon Reynold* va triet, private and technical, no !ra» than j i John L. pssb. in ibe eum of eight knndrad grad«d acboote and college* ) forwnd to A Y**u» ““ Zacbariah Chaadlcr, from ’ so many wolree reeking whom they may Liuring on or before the opcoing of the dollara, and coal* to be taxed tbo pen of “Usd* Lite"— L C. We**,■ devour. i In the replevin auil of Mr*. K. Holden, ( raarioo, a rir.gie, (or duplicated) rarira of the p«t* and novlis*. haa lown purchased It aactna that the people of thia county : vs Dewitt C. Kaeioey, the jury found for : paper* abowing the work in drawing of o>ory rort that a pupil would have in woi> g by Milton George, and will appear in -bta begin to appreciate the superior cxoel.'enoea । tbe defendant for th* amount of the exe­ publication. rlr»frr.s Runt, of date Doc. 6, ef Prof. 8wen»burj'« Barium College al cation t32a.2C with' cuaU to be taxed— | through tbo entire aeboute. Deputy Stat. 8upCTi*te<»d«U, W. L. Smith, will take Grand Rapids, than which there ia none! that the value of lhe property wm 4'15. charg* of th* [*pce* ifeenl by mail. Either There will b: a grand Ball * l.’niou b-tler in the|cr»antry. Thi* ia attested by I and that after paying the amount due ow * *teteS>CBl of tbo Cour** in Drawing, or a • 11*11 Chriatma* night. Tba boat of mu- Hie eonatant demand for it* graduatra ia I execution with Mata the balance wa^tba fufl D«eripu«e Lirt, or both, dvrald aecompaay rack aet. . (eg. "Truth Grade. aic will be in attendance, and m pdin* will the busioes* departtawMa of tbe country. I propAy ol th* plaintiff. Map Drawing •.''“Tenth Grodr. Etemextyy be .pnd tn make it th* utoat unj jable Beliea we note with pleasure that Frank I Tbe matter of tho a**ceamenl of damage^ Drawidg from copy “Advanrad drawing r__ _—.. ■•• ll.twl •” >-r><MalL>n ' afiair uf the aswaoa. Bill including a Power*, R. K. Grant, our Mayer'a only1 ia ___________________ the r*pl*vin auit of Am R. Pennock va. grand tapper, 81-23. an, Mile* Roger*,’ Charles Wightman cf j uMUr Hulden, admin tat ret rix ol the estate thU eity , and F. P. Pratt, of Irving, are s or | n o | dea> deeaased, wm argued TheLadiwi’ScwiBgSueiety onnoected witb tbe Epriaopal Chnreh will U entertained recently hare been atodenl* there, with ' by Mi«. Ellen Kitnbell aad Mr*. Oacar-* tbe porpouc of fitting thetneelvre fur the Ytrauga at th* 8o«ety Parlor* it. Rower's active buaiae** dutire of life, through thor M-wk co Thursday afternoon of thia week- ough borine** culture aUcb as all graduate* ordered to pay tba money in bia hand* to G.wtlemcn invited to tea at six o'clock of'hat lomluiinn enjoy. We truM that tba plaintiff or ht* attorney. In the imparlance etuae of Aur'umu* In Maple Grove, on the 20tb ult. Mro other cf our young men will fallow tbtir Rower ra* Robert Mitchell, a’ judgement Eliaa Harding gave birth t* thro* child­ erampla and graduate into th*, boaissaa ren, all girt*. Th* weight of th* three walk* of life, fully prepared to meet every wm entered fur-8142.41 and costa to ba rceponaibi’lty with credit ^thsasrelve* Tbe jury lound in lhe rvpleeia can*. of tbo osutber and children were all doing Tbo Boatoo, Ma»t.. Joarrsofany* : Cbarlu.C.Qagu va. Walter 8. Power* a* al, finely, and daily,.m»*>y W view tbo ‘•Th* Republican* in Mains could fur tbe defendant* foe the vale. of 390 trio of Hille wotnanitlm. acarreiy liave put their causa at Au­ The Haptiat S. 8 inatitnta will bold gusta in tbe hand* ot abler and atrongrr iu first rewsion at tbe ehapsl Saturday men than they hare. Hon. Lewi* Baker are at 7 o'etoek p ns- Tb* smuious arc cf Bangor »>m Icgialatire expenaoce of mor* to b? conducted by Rcr. E. Edmunds, than thirty yoare. «x-Go*. Diogley know* StateS. 8 Miaaiouary. All inl*raa«*d in •vary branch of the govrromeot wf Maio* this depurtuant of work are cordially in m tboroughly m nay man in the alate, «XCongtoman F. A. Pika of Colb, Honfiled to attend. L. A. Emery of El'awurth nod A. A. Mr. J. J. Allen purchased nd A. Boek Strout, Esq , of Portland, ate lawyer* trt ou Monday Is«t. a apleodid two bora* ear experience and abOily Hon. Juoeph Ba­ riagc, and a- aiea harness </ Wm. ker. th* amnor counael of tbe Republic***, Myer* To know of whom the article* were ba* forty yenre' experience io contested purrhxred. ia inSeiaat gaannt*e cf their reraa before th* Ixgialature and tb* Connbeing first claa* ; aad then, their purcbaarr ei,l wbU* UoogreoamM Bred, who aorist*, • a worthy of them. b oo* th* moot brilUnt *od ready wro Tn* eyiadler bred of our ea- that bia forty ha* ia Coagraaa. They, at gia* wm baratsd while printing our Iraat.anakr up a pretty atroog "mob.” last week'a edition of tbe Banish ; bat K U aU right again ; aa w. had a,n*w on* cast at lb* Bentley Bro*. A Wilkin, foun­ dry; an* W.A. Sartwall. who by th* by a a lip top machibial, mad* tb* engine Albert Skinner got aerionaly, though wo trmrt not dangeronrly hurt, at Bendy Bera and Wiikiaw' pUiuing mill yaour day. In lifting board., they cum* in cantao*. with a bril in motion, and tbo board, wm thrown vfo&stir upward, rtriking Sk inner under th, Jaw. netting to the bra., a»d •■tlierwrU injurfog hie throat. The wuffnd wm drea^J by Dr UpHtn. Ductor* A. W. end Mr* E- Flower, of Grand Rapid, will rou.tn.nc* a aerie* *f teat urea on Ualth. lanparaMo. Ac., on lb* 10th iow, at Red Ribbon Hall. T1— part*-* bar* baww ia th* foetoro 8*M for th. port twraty-twe yrere. a»d tb» a»=no1 ofgr-od that Lm rawlte-d from tbrit U. L<r. simply inralcdoM*- lih-l*® fourtert. yrar* »■■«■ ib*y visited Harting*. The largest Stock of Ladies Cloaks, The largest Stock of Ladies Knit Scarfs and Hoods, The largest Stock of Underwear, The largest Stock of Hosiery, ■ The largest Stock of Glores, The largest Stock of Men’s Clothing, Tho largest Stock of boys’ Clothing, SI)OI)S UJIIER THtHM (ITIIEIIIIMSI. DRYGOODS! DRYGOODS! MILLENRY! MILLENRY! rs',-i.twrfe •.Ute rtdrMontU.. The. finest Stockof MiHenry Goods ever shown in the City • of Hastings. LADIES’ CLOAKS AHD DOLMANS ■ November 1879. he l>«* a rortain promtsury note, for llitrtj-five d»JI«r*, a^ refen per cent ia(erest, g-.vea to Marquis Sagar, or bearer, bearins date Uie — day of June I 1879, and due lathe fail <1.1880, and signed by J. B. Halt Front $2.00 io $20.00. Suit Sacqnes, Scarfs. Huihiis. Mittens, tz. ----- DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS Of every Style and Price A full line of JAMESTOWN ALPACAS ’ to thi* city, ar* at the tear, room* of F. I Spangvn-achrr. >nd they are Jirt chrap too. Au rr.-Ure* v*ru(<r of beautiful I braoket*. and other apcndid holiday good* rery. VXBV, VUV^bmp. The best Goods made Noir is the -time to buy your Winter Goods and buy them Cheap ' ' December l879 JRUSSELL. What is it? Ans.—Year lYvscriptidns and Receipts. What is it made of ? Ans —Pure DRUGS only. How is it made * Ans.—With care and accuracy, Where to gel it ? Ans.—At Roberts & Hotcbkks, where you will always find a full and ‘dect stock of e V’ .‘ *>4 ft |; iK;JA Tnr.t: ' £»’ - »** **»*•- •_ , __ ■ ■' T V. ''' Drugs and Medicines. Our expenses arc light and we sell goods in same ratio. ,Jr tur ——------ -- . • • FINE CIGALS AND CONFECTIONERY A apocialty/ Call anti Seo ui. FR-EEfA VALUABLE INVENTION, An Honeat Medicinu Free of Charge Of all modteitM* adv/rtirad to rare any affeetko ul th. throat ldie»t or luug*. wkn.>w of none we ean rrcummeod highly ___________________ THI WORLD RENOWNED WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship Is oqual to a Chronomatar Watch, and as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than Other machines. Its capacity la unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES aold In the United States than Shlf combined sales of oil tho others. Tho WILSON MENDINC ATTACHMENT for doing ell kinds of rspslrio*WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE wtth each machine. elec ha* failed. Nu mniwiac can abow one half ao many poritivo aad permanent rare* m h»«e already Ueo affected by lh» truly woudartul remedy. Fra artho. aod ^SSS.1 WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 827 A 820 Broadway, New York J Now Orleans, La.] Cor. State A kaduoo StK Chicago, III*.; and San FrSncleoo, Cal. For Sale by all rirst-CUuut Dealen. jiihi il. hi, tarpa eocaUally oo hand Mwk> .*.<«■.•■.! irtoliaratan. CASH FOR LOGS. AT Bentley Bros- A Wilkins. VICTORY ! | LIME. HAIR. STI'COO, OEM ENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS. DRAGS J CX’LTIVATOBN, BOVBLl SH0VK.FU)WS. । LEFT HAND PLO WS. i Reaper and Mowers. IK. A F B Tnvaaxa A Co. Groom* Sold by all draatriu 8*ed far pem1,1m Da. Gu.«a, 120 Woat Brredway. N- JTrial ria* » tart*. . >l-» GROCERIES HENRY L. NEWTON Pays the higheol Cash price for all kinds of Fartnars Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to conwilt Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of tbe above article-, at hia Elevator, corner of Broad ; way and Railroad Btreeta. HwUnp. April. 2. 1*T»- t» FORTUNI GOTTER ^gfctstja.E until Pimt Knut ttnaank, �SELLERS' COUGH iiapvnuK ia the Xjp Railroad. run>U, Chmagn, te the Nov. 11, 1879. | Autumn at Paris baa of late jean boea . cbanaiog, aad asver data Pana show to ■ota advantage than when tba genial vainptnoua fight that baa nothing glaring and is suflicienlly week to lone itself en­ tirely on one side of the town of. Notre Dame, and to soften the bine outline of tbe other. Wbat day could be more beautiful than waa Lot Sunday? Tbe Uno sky, remindisg one of lhe toowrof the beck grounds of Htonerr idyllic pictures, curved Paris with its asnre veil. The they would hate been ia a picture by Coo-' Mabie, or aa etching by Boaonumood. Such a day aad such kw aunoajhere in­ vite* reverie. It aba.*[-«M our eooaeicua ooea of lift, and, as no medal is without a reverse, il irooxa the poetic aad veraify strectiou from Chicago westward it was tbe Iret to connect with tbo Ueiop PaaSc; lirttml y making that toed practicable, , u-a sad wail tftaorvm lhe tide it won of tbe fcwsea sc'"’. Horace White's seggwtire “Old Pumevr.” h ’h»4 bard work u it y on ••Faritamaaiary Geverweenl I* furved iu way ovrr tho then uaeatiUi l.ut •rise" ta rvpeiaie*. an* ibsrs srv si­ te frsm Dr. ■UUbeaal's I Alter, on “Me*- lows, bat being thoshi-rlsr urinaida route 1 EagUad.' arUn roMlJmStea ef “Oeorgs and ectunUy having Ism gradi.-ata oriBrr.Jt lives than its rivals t» .Council Bluff., iu records shew achftvm.ala in speed, safety, regularity and r.lubilny ntMurpeiMd il e>|naDed, by any oompMlag line. Its ieiprrtmenia in tba last two - r three rear, havv been simply remarkable, and the ehangee tbe moot woaderful ever wrought ia tbe East er West, in iu road­ way, mib and general equipment. Il k> now strictlv first dun the medal railroad, gravel UlLated, with steel rails, stotM । culverts, iron bridges, white oak tia, su­ perior eogitsre, airy aad elegant eoacbw, supplied with tbe Miller noopliop and Woaunghouse s eem brakes and attacbmeute, in Um shape if what bare Le-n culled "marvels of apkodur," the Pull­ man |«lace hotel caps in which ibe B-,ye! Mectely ao ia lastly, are broegbl te a shea. Thaaruela la eaquuiiy Utelirale*. Ml Ibe Ml Mrikiagmrtict* of tbe aiMqbee ta tbo au.al aa* original peper of I’r.twKr U ( vale aa Tbe GseaaU -T Itos. H»w era pri­ marily arictaaled baa always been aa vhecere, of this rued are triumphs of art in railw-y so* io teed so iwpcasn,:., qSeslioa io pby.i- couatrtrcri.n But in addition Io iu exotagy ; but Fr--foeear La Caaia tabes it up pa rellroqy of cvoMraction, it enjoy, tbe sig­ a prvb'.ao «f evslatloa aa* deals wi<b it m fstuas aodre Ibe freresL law djfvrein.. nal ad rant ages of natural Inealiuu and a eaaMgmneni that, from tbe higher ->£<ftl to Ibe num aabor-dmate vtajJuyrv, ■oo* eeduloaaly earas fur tho cosvvuDni-e and aatiefsetiun of iu patrusDuring tbop^ tear it was w.-.lwat a terminal detention, and ouch ia ilia lorrcaae of iu i freight and travel that a doubls. track is I Mcvsilsted Tbe deTctopmcat of tho KB •xSaiiSi-g-By .‘•jSjsIuSuk fWMAMIA, I — .*-1- •talte ia wl* Cwa..' •U pevviMi to uil tBlmi ■’*4,’*rJrofci’ j MOKTOAfilUBALE. TUTTS PILLS PHrtiuut, cutsren air THE AffUCTEO EVEITWHIIE. THE IREATE5T ME1ICM TRIUMPH Of THE ME TUTTS’ PIlUIJaKLfcR Tirrrs pills tuttspius TUTT'S PILLS TUTT’S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS Sunday. The Parisian reogniass tbo ap­ proach at Autuma by certain signa which are peculiar te him. The deoerture ol tho swallows fur warmer climate ke hardly nonotioed by him. He rarely earn the swal lows, unices perhap, by chaore some sul­ try Summer s night wh«a they fly low sloag tbe Boulevard, skimming and twit, teriogjuat above th* borma' brads. Fur tbe Parisian lhe signa of the approach of Autumn are the arrival of vuletr end cf (Ibe rim figures being S.i&S i an I reaches , nearly every important point in Northern | Illinois,'Whcooaiu, Nnrtbrni Mi.-hi.-an, I I Iowa, Minnesota, running many liiilre into Dakota II l|klx>por'> tuiUiena tf passenger* annually, and its freight car­ riser ia simply enormouv. Fr. iu Cfetasgo. i westward, you can trace ia California' line, nntri yon touch the'Miawuri river st I Council BluAi, opposite Omaha a ein .de run of uenrlr MV o '— N through Madison, the otf' < ein, an ! ibn cph the pL w - 'w< - will only gMw to perfretion in the solitude of the woods. You may sew io the gar­ dens around Paris, a: Bourg la-Heine for instance. whole acres deemed to tbe cul­ ture of violets, but they hate litlL or no perfume. Like the woodstraw Larrywhich tbo soormou. berries grown by tbe nnreerym -n have been unable to dethrone, tbe wood-viol cl win continue to bide its pensive head in tbe gras.. While the flower girls are arranging their treys, the chestnut roasters, robust children nf Aur. r gwe and Savoy, are installing their furnarea at the corner of some frequented street. Like Diogenes, the rner.-haad Jo mar­ rone does not take up much room; he on­ ly asks about three foot fur his round fry­ ing Move sad himself. The stove, which TUTTSPIUS TUTT’S PILLS TUTT’S PIUS ■asffii PROF. HARMS’ RADICAL CURE IOS fil'jZMATOiBHGX “seminalpAstille* E WHITE Sewing Machine Uarndad ia Appaarcact. UaporaHtlad ia Simplicity. Uasarpctud ia Caastradiaa, Uapracadaatad iaPapalanty. Aad Vadiapattd ia fa Bncd Cia * WASHINGTON, do Lac. tbenre rotth through Oilki De Petv, Green B»y and Hr-aeal-A Negaunee. Isbpcmird aud Marqu-u another 4 ID mil s of t,-j,d . Then have a line fr<m Chicago v> Elgn, Il ­ ford aud Freeport twhri frim Cl;ut The pre.aLliee ftaiurv of the bwk WM., aad when we a; thia a* a beak «a pay it tbeMgbart eoa>| !•«»« iiaafiM. Il ia tree everywhere ta the falirel Mil.. • M still, perhaps, s touch or cure on bia brow snd something melancholy- in ba be* nevoleot grin.’ It ia not cold ewoueb. When it frevaea bard enough to split the paving stoore, then ba is happy, for pe^ pls buy many chestnuts. Music teachers, especially, the great ooBsnmcre cf roasted cheats ata; end aa they go from one pupil to another they never fail to bay a packet of cbcMnuta They form sn escellent, frugal and uncostly hr.-akfaat, and they hare the further advantage of warm tag the bands of tbe euoeumer If Dr. Paley, the anlbor of tba famous Kctdencn of Chrutiaiuta had ever visited Paris. I believo be weald hare made use of this argument as a proof of design io the creation of th* world. In creating tbe recited chestnut seller, tbe Anger of Providrare (aeuee tba mixed metaphor!) had in view the froten fingers of tlx ambulatory mtuic teacher. The American colony in Paris eoctiuuM ml BOOKS I . MILLION WOMAN rami&ratinos. its re|uipmcat, it. «! hotel can. abl ia aburt. the dun iu entire onlfft, the Chic.r< so I wmtern lUilt-Md eminently dyveri Utlo ol -,nc uf <mr gran-lsai trunk I IMtu Gr^pkie, .Vru- J ..-'.. .!!> »tX= fc Alexander Stephan. rhlukv (.'-.igr-.houtd give ite entira'aUeo'ian to lejid tion, ar.d let Pretide-u-ttakiag *L>o On the whole, we think I: lea. hk.ly u . M la IU hl k.rr, Michigan Central Railroad eRAso UAPina mvisiow. nm 8EVHHQ machihe co. EAST A.\T> « Es'tR- ASK FROM GRAND R-.PIDS ANO DETROIT et Barrs. M -Al a SwJEEites; SrtX’.TKlX'" CatarrH Of Ten Yeare’ DursUon. Washington Leiter. * WxxBtnoroM, O. C. fooling about any other country or even Parediao, removal freur the bvalevarda implies only a choice of eril*. Yet tbo bmsfftng ch of Engitsh blood survives even in the American —roobbery. If tbe Republic only calkd about it wore tailed people I Maepec* many tbe American cobmy would likmit better. Some famuue that oome orer here appear to Ia wild in Iheir aAwatioc of Counts and CountiMM, Lords and Ladiea (with a beg L> Evon M I write there ia a poor American girl bare wbo ia crying out her eyso because Fate, in tbe f-rm of an old French uu=u, has forbidden her son the pleasure of onjoying this unhappy girl s large furtuae. She no sooner saw tbo Count than she was SYRUP Seeing whet a mem of it they have made tbe Maine Democratic Greenback cu*nbi□atioc are trying Io crawl away frusn il and cover up tbe intended theft of tbe Republican I-rgialaturr. Bnt they barrnj) hedged soon enough te care tbo infamy'of lhe thing, which iwells all over tbe coun­ try, and cliciu applauae only from tbo Solid Tho Dle­ SARSAPARILLA urn amm, irmi CJD * —j--.-ii- chsrgas TMelt,^Joody, xrd of Fotd Odor. Senses of Smell And Title Wholly Gon*. Entirely Ctrcd by SHUFORD'S R1DICAL CURE, JjoAVo, '.'.I rjSrr'iicE'i-c'iyciSiS WANTED S'Sl.. shies oo tbe BourbOn side openly declare that “oo party can afford to reverse tbe will of the majority as expremsd at the polls 00 tecbniml grouoda alone." Tbe Democrats her* in fact are beginning to be and ovsr tbe “big blunder in Maine," ftvnn tbii. But ibis is so Idle, probably, as that other report about General Grant’s [-Lying into ths hands and courting lhe favor of lbs ex eoufr-leratee so as to be elected by them Preeidont, i* as tbe great pecifleator. Jbe Praaidant's memago u reedy to send out to tbo Press aad will go forward oo Saturday. It is brief, snd probably he. ialsresting than usual. ■ Is lirom of prosperity like tbe prsosut there is a great . deal has interest in tbo disrroasioao of tltete . pofitim than a: other time*. Tbs I>emc. i note will not find much to attack in tbi. CfflCAWl fE8T UCfflGil EAILRQAD SMFORD’S RADIML CURE IMPORTANT C Tks lendto Pmteiij hjiij West Meriden, Conn., ite CcWrtri \Fstrtt if itntn reeriettas W.««, MMreU. Mltero W **”*“ ‘*vi7'X **** '* u‘ *■ "**• Plain aad Ornamental bilrer PUted and cTa. snow & co. 1880. I Cui Glamware, Lamps, Chaadcbcr. and Bn«s.re. TaMe snd Puetee F1EIH ANI NEW. 1BSO. Cutlery, MICHIGAN FARMER, ■bo Unrivaled Shears, Sciaeorv Wileur A White Or poe, the wall-known Parker Ouoe, . that they ahull have tho quarreling to ; tbeawelrso eidiuircly thia osomoo Judge Freweh, Assistant Secretary uf | tbe Primary, says that the efieLot mar agrmsit uf tbo ofieUL in correcting evils han meed W.00U.0W iu the test lew mouths ia tbe sngte item * * Canada Southern Railway tSSSSsss; xsas,Trsrts iSH-.’WWM.'K’. Brighter, Fresher. More ErrtertainiagaiMilnstructhrethanErM. and Noreltire and Specialties uf many Dsaeriplioaa. liLTlit iPteAKTIX. PRICE REDUCED! � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-12-10.pdf 4adaf51b3d958a6195dbb1b29a02ade6 PDF Text Text I luLicyl AND THEN HAND IT TO VOTTR NEIGHBOR. IF ADVERTI8JBG. THE HASTINGS BANNER Hastings, Michigan, Wednesday, December io. 187s>. A CONDEMED HIITORY ROBBERY miceiso uuimsnr. Joom H. McGowan and E. C. Wdker came BrM, and west in cwwpeoy wid, freetdeat An<el!, immediately .upon th»lr arrival, m ik- k—___ r t. . Rectal McGowen, who had already rv|>ort- • or TUB hiftobv. ne are prvinpceu w wnic up tne oratory L_n v awiiaj nc of th* UUratory deWmtioo at tbit time ooc T® Prob,U> hoy and ceil all the profraor. . . .• . ...» a . . ' that are now m iha IT-1. 04 ini. .xim, a< erpre^eo. oy inerr re pro- , . . __ w *"■ «» collect the iotere* due oo a morti rcaadeal Anrell, Secretary Ik-eoeu r*«e- We fraud him lirin/io bi. kitehen, wwl" *" *bptod: " DIKOV KBY. f the Board of Keren U. in which . liaoda of Uh dcfendaal Uur. thereof u> die hat ,wa to cue pto] latino by Cob Four children, they rivinr.him in Tally aqbmit to your conaid- h.rdihocd to eiiar<c that oar motive wa. 1 quarterly label tuita were ppily and beocrably Milled. SAtti Ih'CULA. AOAJXBT TH KM FOB ADVAX- . 1WtlAKKOw—;. oratory, employed uoe of private Caere is thia ill >oo be able to brioz iu JrotxlBaioa. The Iqpga'aod ■talar ilghta and pririley^e, German Empire by Dr. Rom, to which DoacUa bad daily ■uh hi. employer (D«flau>, aa te.tified to iutorviewio* Ra-. k°°’lM .d and believe. the u rwetpu" epnuiAedin [f DotuiM dona not bow return tho ticket! When the AND GO TO JAMES M. HEWES cur political inuiiuiioo, should beeuaralt R.„„hg M..M« I" M,t SAWS FILED, .__ victor .rwixe naeMixe M,BDLCTow» conn mitlirm. ofdoUan annually to the TrvMury. ta, Tablas Bedleadi, aid Sifas FOR YOUR REPAIRED !| r o B WO luvotia wixnox so io rill aibiwy t» to thyir aupenon fraqMCl �Autumn at Paris has otls charming, and never does P. mors advantage than wher sunshine bathos the whole lot voluptuous light that has no end is sufficiently wook .to L lirely1 oa on. aide of tbe toDame, and to soften the bit lbs other. What day cool besuiifol than was last Su blup sky, reminding one nf lb backgrounds of Henuer'v hl; covered Paris with its sxnn river ran like a silver alreek tween its banks. The trees the bridges, even tbe fussy hosts were bsrmunixed and they would have been io a pie sUble, or an stchiog- by B Buch a day and such an a tn I charge uf cuwar-Rr.- tarn rhaford wJffa want of ci ofldenre in my cause. . "Tbe firet and in.uraxrantablv difficulty ia lb. way of my laking an appral, i» an altar inability to provide lb. mtvamry mcatuL My onunrol adviro m. that to lab. oauro lo the Suprsme Court, 1 would be forond to print th. record, and that sfaioe would enro from ll.'WO 10 and that in addition thereto I would bs required to aiv. a bvinl in a Ur*, aatouat and to |>ay tolieatig . frre ..f a«t toro itma • |.«uo. " It is well kno.o 10 roch of you that I WfiE ■ a I-*x tuai little. LU.< "On tha oibc. band the vaacillaliac. dMagvwuoM aaaaa of Dr. Itoagle*. bt. •fasmalae. contradict mew and pmvarwwlioM, aa well aa fan enouadiotasaa of proven • frou, exmlad ia as 00 litli. pity and tfaame. ' “.Wa aow submit tha trotrmnay ia this awe. sad Imve to this Legislature and tbe people what to a. hue prorod a aourre of grwal asxwty, oare. and labor." A wMstiag of th. Lfoard of Bagouli waa °°W> of life, and, u no medal rtraraa, it arouses the poetic ioK faculties I in tare tha lake number of see nets w«rv i Sunday. Ths Parisian reevgt proach nt Autuma by certain i FAMILY MEDICINES. awalJowi for wanner eliinato b notioed by him. He rarely- x Iowa, unleaa Mthapa, by chan­ try Summer a night when fl •long the Boulevard, tkimm-c teringjuai above tbe horarf I lhe Pariaian tbe aigna of tbe Autumn are the arrival of v: the routed chceloul ecUcre at Paria, bumble and modeat I all love It ia almoet flic ot of h ftllcn dynuty that did the jjmgr^ee of thoaa who adop violet waa loo modeat U> incur anyone. It ia, Indeed ro mo will only grow to perfection in of the w.xala. You may ae< dens around Paria, al Bourg 1 inatanee, whole acre*, devvlcd ture of violet., but they have perfume. Like the wood which tha enerwotu berritw gr nuraerymcn have been unahl. 1 lhe wood-violcl will continue proaive head in tbe grau. flower girl, are an>ngia> thei chestnut rornten, robuat chlldn gne aad Savoy are inatalling ih at the corner of aome tr«ques Like Diogenes, the m>rcha rotu doe. not lake up mueh rm ly aaka about three feet for his ing Move and hinmclf. The a ia a round kind of a btaaier ov» place! a tray perforated with 1 In this tray th. ebeMnota an bake, and a cover put over th keep the heal in. Ths beat u the charcoal fire in the bra ahonld roe with what a Lirgr( lbw Iagwikt.rv, foel that m year maetHni, wbieb you garo tn th. ladings of tbe (Ireoi MaUowsn rommutro. (» called.) in which a large paM of the rcroipung. ><f Dr. Drttgla. fo Dr.’Rroe wa. pushed roi lr 1 ro nf n. Hgaitroww, and lb. troeiag. nf tar. tiho Chaw-Hyud committee,) mum of wb<m>***d given us*ro time Io lb. inveMi ration, than any other., were in part, al IroM, igwnrod. you mad. .e unfortunate mauak.. and ehMgwd tbe rewaxutbihly U> lb. etMM of U»*wai>da of dollars of lhe defalcation from the hand.nf a guilty party tn throe nf anotbrr w. think, abe. that I Im Uwag of lb. ball tn chaproty famed on Ibero manafonly rm> MEDICINE COMPANY HEADQUARTERS ’ T hai still ■ itatd juIcv.'Jodgv ('noire, bad U-vu heard 10 aa) hr I >tr ib<rr.waa ear invevligstioa of thrt esse by anybody thal I •*' . 'la H »aa Wvner than mad area to I Link of going to the Sapevoav Court and they totally declined Ui aaa>>l so* I , " 1 c.hiM by nopoMtibihty raise the means npimoe—In the pment Mala of puUia frol , ing. very tell. oooAhuxw wiH ba fait ia lha revel's of any legal irucrediog now entered upon, <>« baresflar to.be entered upon, till | they shall ba romasiltod to <be hands of thorn who have nosbsew rwreoeaUy invulred ■a I hew uabappy MaUrra. aad. further. , till you haw dismiwrol roar prwM at toe ; nrys and ami-luyoviba Attorney Genera! of DR. CHAD'S Cough and Wound Balsam When it freeics hard enough t paring stones, then be b happ; pie buy many ehcatouu. Mini •perially, the great eonsumcre chestnuts: and aa they ro from io another they never fail to but of cbcnlnnta* They form an” frugal and uncoady br.-akfaat, hare the further advsnt.pi of wt Banda of tbe consumer If Dr. author of tbe famous Ecidroett 1 unify had ever railed paria, I I proof of design ia the crest j J"roasted *-• • Prorideoa ■I) had in I ' Tha American colony in Paria lb Scorteb and expend, and w| tn bold before tho Cariiata aad iota a bright example of bow mu Mier it ia to live In Paria witho Ution about any prineiplea at a eboald people who can lire comft Paria, bo concerned about any fa leninm? It wu a little Parmen mid to her doll: -Dolly, if yot ywt’n go to Broven, bat ifyoa'n you’ll gw to a Mill nattier” rUc Amwican In Paria baa aumcwhal feeling about any other country I law of (liroe nkked, malioaona ami un­ truthful chorees made against ua, to show the pntpte of ihU State that our action in | 1 bw maiur enwe who ty from a -amee that ni lare wsa I visit nurared; that we were entirely dauatarxMod, aad fow whieb we | Price •» per Battle, ar e BaUlro for BA. neither ei|wetrd nor askrd any rrqeittal, Dll. CHASE’S •nd tbit you wff. ten kt any one decide aa SKL flK£ ribs.' L'totrosnr of urom " W. repeat: £'• da wot oflar there rrecions with any iron to.threats to Ifoord. but amply aad only la amount with lhe views we entertain and, tb fore, we us perfectly fr“k ■■> mak mg ll waa written partly by tbe rletl and partly by hie deputy, and asked the fsmnus de leixivv where one left off aral tbe other began, and be could DM 1*1! The figure ptewnied by'lbis uerlaoded eapert while <« the wiumv sumd waa aach that Ashley Pond hung hi* head in eery •haste, and Webber repeatedly remarked Chairman uf the eomnriUew on 1 be lint nt■ity la tbs Semto. addressed lb. Ragrou a. follows: - la tbe statemrot of the troed. of tb. Unrvvtdty prepared by tbe Remts. s brief referenew was wsade to lhe Moratory deficit. In that rtatemrot tba Board ' tailed alMorioo to tbe maoaer ia which they had treated th. defofeatinn and re. 1 quawrd of tbe I^tidatw the rir—’I.and mort tarefol i’T-u»»,,oV'f 3^** Tf treauaeM aad of thajfefakmtioo itself, promi-ir.g .very aid to tbesr t«wer to make DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL rouwi IIP.tMi. and filed sninrt IX.uglse io due ouurro of lime atrial was had Lefort Huntington, a dreiMun wa. resrfo d, giving • .mall balance ia favor of the t’nivenicy. lb.nglro, frtdtng ager>«vpl. a>Lr<J Hunting | toe loehangw th* tLoNiiw; sad b. al angrd i it two oe three tm.ro, tfo. Uai tIM making a .tuall la'anew sgaiuM the I'airatwiy and I 1 in favor of D. Ogi»a. J wigs Ramwfoll sod Bcorolirt rokl ttfry ' fell sure that Hunungt a would ijare tn 1 give J .Jgu.-nl in hf-r uf lb* LnieeeMy lor • large rom of m-«vy still in tbe haada •if Ifousfoa. Ilnntinxli-n again prows .qual to the rn < r»-r>n. sod Jisdgv Kam­ il. II and Bern d>o< are wnderewsd. l«vn exporod to temptation »r.ure<4f, and do bonnily believe ihal year brubor 8itm BLOOD KECEKEBATOB ■a ma a thfofi aad aauaRy da want aa, ..puartuouy u Vtodioata lhe Dawg Iu name , (tail of whtrii you aad we wall know you do . null, rally rclliritig that a vertMeme ot g-wl eharoeaer tT any family relativa or bitter Dunsriro rutMaw wtH was bs womb lU ps|*M IS dwgrare.. an matter under Price *1 per Bwttta, or • Battle, for M. wbs» mkumi'y of form it maj be pres birth, wc malt )>« Hu. DR. <7HASB*8 orrvti The Governor af ibu .Scaia shsM a| puaac four Mbsomore, aroo of abater, nomremrle.l. Of th» huts, sod who never beard of Owenw. IVxaod DougUs login bonds to1 th. Dnirerviky tn the auw» oftSn.Otk) sndi. to abide tba reaeii; all r-y-L-ba i watewd. a. well a. ell statwiaaf tauiistnms. sod all former jndga»n’a or drerero. Liver! An ti-BilioM Pills DR- CHASE’S AMERICAN bnpliM only a cboie. of .rik bsMttiag «a of English blood rm in th. American-rooblMry. Republic only eaBed about it m poopk I auapeel many -of th. oniony would likeet Utter, from that come over brre appear to L< their adoration of Counts and Co Lords aad Ladiaa (with a btg L) as I wrila there is a poor Amer hero who is erying out her cyro Fate, ia lhe form of aa old Fraud ha. forbidden her ron tho pl«„0| DR. CHABEfl MEDICATED PLASTER the partial and tbe Judge, he baring iMao (wed one of tbra foe ewetampr and ne a large paetiow of lha paffpia had Lwn made to HUped lh-t tl.e judge would sot ba able to by aaida all foci.ua oe pro Judloe. which they hrnrud would Rurally I ready to throw ail farr father'a it fe*1. »nd M ware bar father and •bo Count also waa willing to ac •weet boon. But tbe eU motha.Coubtou, forbs 1. the allianc eat her nonanal the manure eouh “other country would forfeit all •*. mdnd.ng tit]., so for aa th. 1 ■WWkliL In Paria tha young «*o girl would only bar. been the ■nmttem. IJaaea thoroi lean 01 we mart remember that there are CMS, and Americans in Pana, that them ar. included many Uiahioc 1 LINIMENT 0MM. bM mo Is[which tbcysbowM •<* togoiWnod fcr tba boat yt.ti.n, Inpcr. .Senator K Lektn Brows, Ifopubbro*, nrtariau, KalaWMWM. tW**’ ^TadteiL teeroroXiro D. W. ».mu, Itopwbli ““Wtu bonds U land ai **0,001, fr in, C<MigT.<auaMlwt. Dworon that wtll no more thro pay tbe rxpro.ro. Haprorooiaiiv. K P. Hill. R^ub&twu, -f th. arbhretroa am] pay U<* a rrohvfotian, Y an Bwvn. •mall part uf what thv IMwnity ha. t^t^h.’BtX.iS**’*’ Be,,oWi‘ Baprotwniatiro Uwita Pray, lUpobli- togadmr, bat, we truM, aot in antagoosun. | •yprwe ia that all are not auoh, t.' of many of otir country mao and < of in-»i mcmajrr. for tho Prmjdeul ia determined that they ahull bare tha traarreliog to thaarWre. .xdaaively tha ution. Judgt Frroch, Aaautant Secretary of tba Tisaahry.aayi that the eft cirot man •Semeot of th. oMafola in oomoting erib ba. anrod S3,000,000 In tha laat law Mostho ia the mogla item of prokrotiag fraud H> the aogar buiuroa. Pn(u The N. T. hultpt-Hlnt anya ;— “Ba- adjtncmaot" i. the protry which the ax-chivalry of Virginia give to , their acbcma for fixing by Maine, withoat I the coaaeui of 1U ered.-toro, lb. propetiae, • tha Btala a hanati dabta that they wdl 1 ■W. n,y peoUhiy borrowml th. ,*>. pbe«iM« from aoom g^uel dead-brot. Drama n> roams nun wiu. aa Blighter, fresher, More EntertainingandlnstractmthanErer. ,,lSM’,-,T,n*J(^J1FO-r ARTMKH- «•»•» Hie weH^nown pBrttr Oo)| •nd Noteliiea and SjwuJtka of many Dwmriplioa,. f ’**" ‘T4 °* * ‘U �1 _ .... . Kiras orADvrsranrs. VOL- 24. NO. 32. . Hastings, mich., best wagon on wheels pffiiilONll. UiD BOSWESS GIRDS Wednesday. December io. ist-i. WHOLE NO. 1283. THIS PAPER ^’^HiEWYOiUL X n. REED !CTI">'iwM. WinutswU all «alls.,ae< j^ar■ Jackson W^agon u Y >v isrritos. Mhh._________awJ Ai.o5zo n. cadwallauer. IMPROVED FOR 1879. D r““«») "Id Lighw.l Running Wnguu in E,.t.ry Bos in White w.lh (jw World. i *C "k .E”rj WhMl Patent Skein Setter, and ™ on- B«re Skein «l with the Every Wasson Warranted ! JOHN R. EASTMAN. .TTURNKY AT LAW* SOLICITOR ONLY TRUSS ROD AXLE ATTAOHMEXn’. 1 ."..nteaw, u£m ia I awe fitoek ***rg,c*1 . ' JAMKA CLARKE . AWIBNEY at LAWJt 80UCI10R IS, i ll.lM.'KKrPnmM Atawttow rtvva is lhe country. I oongrululsu CuMtwm on tbe sucetnsfui execution of the Rraump ti'-n Act. Al the lime ffxed, and to the manner coutomplatod by law, United Skua noise began to bo redoetuad to coin. Since the first of Jsanary last they hav< been promt Uy redeemed on prrsentau ra and to all bustosea transacuoM public and 'private, to all parts of the country, they •re received and paid out aa 'the enuivslent of coin. Tba demand ap-ju lhe Tress ary for gold and silver to exchange fur Uldted States notes baa becd comparatively small, aad tba voluntary deposit of eon. and bullion in exchange for uotmi baa been very large. Tbe excess of tbe preeiju cietale deposited or exchanged fur Utritod States, over tbe amount cf United Staiea notm rvdowmed, ia about >40,000,000. GREATEST 1MI-R0 EMEXTE ER MADE IK WAGONS. authority of appvtotmroi and removal* ia mx a perquisite which may be used to aid a friend ur toward a patttoan, bat to a trust to bo exercised in the public interest under all tbe taactioM wbieb aueud tbe obliga­ tion to apply the public funds only fur pub­ lic purposes Eveiy ritixnu baa ui equal right to the boner aad proffl of e-ulenng the public aarvicB of bin oountry The only jut ground uf discrimination io tbs rneiwun- of chancier end capacity be Lao to make that service must useful to ihn maieriajly becefft the public sarvtot sod rdieve lhe Execwuve, members of Cmtirrwm and tbe beads of depanaretitm from infiueneas prejudicial to Joud odmiuiatrau_ ------- tUj u,t bisberto us pfovisiwui. it should be ’smveded. aad m aid of tbe purpose io view, I recommend hat more comprehensive and more aesreh ing method" fur prevtnting, us well aa punishing, this crime be provided If ■limitary to secure obedience to tho law, lhe eojoymcul aud exercise of • the rights sad privilege" ot citiMuship iq the Terri­ tories at the United Stem may bo witb- More JACKSON W AGONS >n llsc ’n Barry County than all others combined, yet the repairs do not average 2 eenU each. Call and see them at CsUrnttoa ■i. u . RIKER. THE l-EACE. -Orosral ra Areal, falsa Btosfi. rtlsts ttroy. GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Itf Hastings. Mich;, .May G, 1879. i>H. II. F. PECKHAM. GREAT EXCITEMENT ! of tbe Cnah Store haa again'received a Large Stock of sums, rmiks, Wamw/fj, present Ians. Tba amount Of tolaVTM Bared aannally by tha p ocaaa oi refunding tba debt ainor March !, 1877, to 114,297,177. The Umda aula were la-ptly io small sums, and tba num­ ber ul our citiaeaa now bolding iba public Waterproofs, Blanktis, Nubias. Knit Saqoes. ic. Abo o large aanortmcnt of Hoaiery and all kindu of Fancy Goqd". DENTIST Miiliijai. CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! TLLIAM WALTER. TAILOR. thing, and carry with them unchallenged eo.tirity^nd rcept.-t 1 earnestly appeal to the intelligence and patriotism Of alt >r «.d cttix.ua, of every part of lhe country, huhwver' much they may be divided to opinions ..n otlitr ptouiosl subjects, to' uni’e in c mpelhng obedience to existing Isws aimed at tbe-ptotouiJO of the right ofauffrsge. I respectfully urge upoe. Congrtv to supply ary di-fvets in itrac laws administration of my pwdewaaaor, I think the eeonomy. purity and efficiency of tho publicsertke would be greatly promoted by their systematic iatroduetieu, wherever practicable, throughout tho entire Civil Service of the Goveromtot, together with auiplf provisiou for tbeir gcosral suprrtisanw, ia order to secure mmimsooy and uniform justice, lleporta from the Seerecsry nf tbe Interior, from the PoeuaaaterGeucral. from the Postmastor in tbe Qty Em; to? Block, oved Mudge‘a Store; "II Work GUArA4|TEED. An Over Ooat for ..... $3 00 A Good Suit for.................. ...$6 00 An All Wool Suit for.... ..$10 00 1- J- , Cwriagt Sin ai Onantal . paL.n.ter ... Cali aiitl Examine before Purchasing Elsewhere LEWIS STERN. »■>»« ' Bl“k- Soap ! Sweet’s H°Tel> For the Laundry, the Kitchfn, and for general The Price of the Iraporirl Soup i" t6.26 per box of 100 I lb ban,—75 lhe. in the’ box. To any one who will w-nd.ua an order for lb boxea with ea»h. V52.60 we will aend dnh box extra free f a premium. Or the orderrtasy be >"« •» u" for one ur mor” boxer ot a time with rsmtUpltw, end when we bare the, received orders for 10 boxc. wo will .end the eiorenlh box free a. propo,ed Tbe :,r-t hotel in tbeStole tore-luce raws. If von do not wi.K to mnd money in adrnuce you may Tho ffrvt hotel ia the Stole with Pae- ebore. sengtr Elevator, ’ detxwit it with any banker or merchant in good erwht in your ksv* ‘toiUit A'dJUt* prsprtetvr ef this Helal town with Ute underatanding that be iato renut.t to ua on recetpl S2.00. $Z50,"ind $3.00 Per Dey, ot the Soap which ia lo be ahippt'-l to hi. care. Addroa. ' of tbe world, Inada mo to recommend tba: Congress refrhta from new Irgirislkin on tha genetai snbieet. Tba great revival of trade, internal and foreign, will "apply, during tba routing yaar, its uwn toatrue Hotts, which may well ba a wattal before attempting farther eipcrimeuul measures In view uf tbe forts that during a roust.ivrabls period the Gorernmcut of Gres| Britain has bean dealing with adnrioioivs lira problems and abases, io various par ttrolsra apeloguw tu tbosp |tv»«.tr<i in thia evaniry, and that, in recant years, tbe meaenm adopted were uodrestiwwi to hare been effective and ia every respect highly satisfactory, I ttomgbt It darirsbto to have taller iolorioauxn upon tho sabjMt, aud accordingly rr'iusstod the Chairman of tbe (Heil Servlro I'oCiHilasl.it.a to ni.ko a II t-r strongly urge upon Coograan lb«. impwt some of sulburictog tbe Secretary of the Treasury lo suspend the coinage of silver dollars upon tha ptessol legal ratio. Tb. market value of tho tdJvvr dollar brine uni furmly and largely lea. than tba market value of the gold dollar, to is. obviously impracticable to maintain them at par with each other if both STS coined without limn If the ebsapar outo » forced into drcuu- ------------ r_... .... ... Um, It will, if coined without limit, souo i history of the partisan spoils 1__ _— . ...I. ■•■■daevt ftf Value am! Gre-it llritato S'ld uf the CIS, thus defeat the doairsd obioM, which ia a currency of both gold and silver, which aKitll be of equivalent velar, -dollar fur dollar, with the universally recogulxed moeny of lhe world •nperioicu irurc cf a single rosmiosivii. biv« nub great ndvtutmsc been aatabliahed as condilhms of ulmtMioii to airarat e-ttvy official plarc in lhe Hihorltnato admiuiatrattoo uf that country nod a! Britiah India. CRAMPTON BROTHERS, law! ai Best Ditmi-ma It Icfitn «\Mssxar llmfi Corner Monroe »nd JelTeraou Street". N»* l °O- THENEWVICTOR. SIMUCnY SHPUFiED! UNgE/ Improvomonts September, "STO- 4,.... WAKE UP! Wt Sin few Machines Ewery Tima. AND GO TO JAMES M. HEWES SAWS FILED, y«i have sum Running Machine in the —ncToa sowiwc ■*<*•" Gain, TatoA Bediofa, aii Ss&s • roH Torr* coax -»» «■ bsdutowk __ at Iantie cable between Francs, by way of the Fnmeb Island of Sl Pierre, and this country, subject to any fotnre Isgiaiatina of < •mgrwna on tbe subject Tbe Condi twao iuipjotd. bef-re allowing thw OMiooeticn with our shore, to be ratahitohod, are seek aa to seem its Mmpetitioa with any extotiog nr futon hoes of marine cable, and preglmiv ama'gamation therewith. To pew.de fAr entire equality of a WH M> («• ia'tiBfcUr that II wss cosy far j from tbe Collector of the Port, tbe Navel thus* uuitog ■p'«iala>mt> sod piumu i Officer and the Survivor ia that city, and itous to personally smrtaiu tba merits of - from-lhe postmasters end eoUoetora ia sevtbs caolidaini. 1'sny nausgvra sod ' real of the other large cuics, shew that tbe mttliud* bad trot than b-vome p. wevfal i eiimpe itive system, where applied, bee is apcurire <>f Cumfoo, boatilp Iji ihe| various ways n-ninbuted to improve the public service The reports show that ’ the result* have been salutary in a marked degree, and that the general apoliesltna of Tbe coinage of gold by the mints of tbe MEN'S A.ND B < • effected ab. ut SI 1,000,01)0 can he annual ly rated lo the Treasury To secure thia important reduction cf interest to be paid by tbe United Staton further lemslaiton is requited, which, it ia hoped, will be provi­ ded by Congr-jm during its pewent aea. uew <ud decisive evidence of tbe deep in ferret which the great body of ritiuroa take ia the proem of the country toward a more general and 'complete aoubluhment, •l whatever cost, of universal security and freedom in the exercise of the elective franchise. While many topic* of poliiicwT .-ooeern damaud grrst aUeotion from our per.plo. both in tbe sphere uf Notional aud •'rate autburity, I dud n > reasoo to qual­ ify the opiab.o I expressed ia my last an­ nual Message, that no temporary cr tdmmistrslire interests uf Government, bow ever urgent or weighty, will cr<< display the real of our people in defence of tbe primary rights of citileosbip, and that the P'wrr of public upinijn will override.ell political prejudices _aud a'J seelies," I •xaminau-jos have been attended by many ciitoros, who have bad an opportunity to tburoaghly invsetigate the scope and character of the teats and the method of d'tcttuiumg the resalts. end those v u<vr> b»ve without expeettoo, approved tbe sod I mpac-.fully submit p> your rooaitV scattou tho itsp-waoce of Cungrwinael aevioa pi this matter. w Tbe qurvtioes uf grave impwlaaee with Spain, growing oat of the toe-dents of tho Cuban ttnarrection. have been, far tbe moa part, happily aud beooraWy aoulcd.. it may rooeoosbly be anticapalrd that lhe c-imm.sei.re, now silting- ia Washington, lor the deeiaioa of private caaso ia this connection, will be able, to brrag ita labors ion coicluwvn Tbe Iqpgwvaod �June 30, 1861, are 84U/180, 423.93, the Ame bring for atemium of money than any annual estimate rendered to Congreaa from that Dsparttnoat daring a ptnod uf al leaat twelve j«m. He coooura with tbe General of the Army in recommending rack legislation aa will suthosfa*ih«ei3iatmeol of th* full number of 35,000 men for tbe lino of tbo Army, exriuaive of tbe 3.4G0 men required for detatbed duty, and ibwefcro not available for service in the field. He also recom­ mend* that Congres* be asked to provide by law for tbe disposition of a forgo numher of abandoned military posts and rerozvalians which though reryvaluaMe iw them**lr«*, bare been rendered nselm* foe mili­ tary purporoa by the advnne* ot milaation and acttlcment. He unites with the Quartettnaater General in> reeoaracoding tbit an appropriation be made for the construction of a cheap nod perfectly fire­ proof building for the safe storage of a vast amount of money, aoemrato, voqcbe*. claims, and other valuable record* now In the proriaon'of auitable legislation looking tbo dietinguiaed magiotratta who eomp»e the court can eocomplisb more than is now done. In the oourta of many of th* citcuit* also tbo basic,ea* h., increased to snob so extent that th* delay of Justice will call tho attention of Cougrras to aa appropriate remedy. It ia believed that all 1* done in each circuit which can fairly be expected from iu judicial forre. Tho evils arising from delay are lees heorily fialtby the United State* than by private suitors, u ita caaw* are advanced by tbo oourta when it ia seen that they Involve the diocuarioa of qusetfons of a puWio character. The remedy suggeoted by tbe Attorcey.General fo the'appointment of additional Circuit Judges, and tho crea­ tion of an intermediate Court of Error* and Appeals, which shall rollers tbe Su­ preme Court of a pert of iu jurisdiction, white a lyger foroo is also obtained for th* performance of Circuit duties. I oom- complete retnodr, and would involve, if tew additional Circuit Jodgoi are appoin­ ted, an expenditare, at tho prwent rate of aalari*., of oot more than 860,000 a year, formity with the vies** of the Judge Ad­ which would certainly b* small iu tajtnvocate General, *om* declaratory legisla­ poriatm with tha object* to be attained. tion in referenoo to tho military Statute of Limitation*, a* applied to tbe crime of de­ Tho report of the Po*tmaal«r-Gaocral sertion. In these several recommenda­ tion* I concur. Tbe Secretary of War bear* teaUmony to the general revival of The further report* that lhe work for tbe tm- buainoa* throughout die country. receipts of the Port-Offioe Department fcr proveiMut of the South Paa* of tho Mteaiasippi River, under contract with Mr. the year ending June 30,1870. wen 830,­ 041, 993.26, being 8764.464.91 more Jame* B. Ead». tuado in pursuance cd u> aet of Coogrom, baa been prosecuted dur­ than the revenue* of the proceeding year. ing the paat year with a greater tneaauo Tbe amount realized from tbe aalo of poetege-atampa, stamped envelope* and paual-card. waa >764,465.91 mor .than tn lhe proceeding year, aud 82,387,559.23 more than in 1877. The expenditure* of tbe Department were 833,449399.45,’ of which the aum of 8376,461.63 waa paid on liabilities incurred in th* prccrediog year. The expenditure* during thd year were 8801,209.77 lex* than in the preoAiing year. This reduction is to be attributed mainly to the operation of the law passed June 17, 1878, changing the compensation of poet master* from a commiaaion on the value ef aUmpMd ia a having by their own labor ta j.porud their lasnilies for a nntolcr of year*, and who ar* trilling to detach i’>em»-dv<* from their action ja the State* am! Territories snd in tribal rdationa, to lira becafit of th* the District of Columbia. Th* wire fore­ Homo-lead act, and to grant tbciu patent* thought of tbo founder* ot oar Govwneoataining the same prtvisMft of inaliena­ ment lu* npt only fcrni*h*d the l>*«ia bility for a ovrtain period. The etxpcri- i■ for tho support af the eommon-reboul ayasent of sending a number cf Indian |jcm ol the newer State*, but laid tbo children of both MXgs lui the Hampton fousdatiou for lhe tnamtetunee of their Normal and Agricultural Inatitute in | unitershie* and colkgra of agriculture and Virginia tn receive an clemctilary Englul; the mechanic art*. Measure* in aceordeducation and pncrical iiwtnuiiim in ane* nilh thia traditional policy, for tbo faraiug and other ttaeful in-Justrica has further benefit of all tboe intcrwta, aod led to reaulta *o promising that J wa* lb-.- extension of the ramo edvantagM to thought expedient to turn ever thcVuval- rtety portion of the cattaUy, U te hoped, ry barracks at Carlisle, iu Pennsylvania, to wiilrtmtir* your favorable coasiaeraiion. tue Interior Department for the eatablUlt. To prteerve and perpetuate tho National ment of an Indian school on a lirger sca'e. litertturo should be among tho fcremoet cares of lhe Nittecal legislature Th* library gathered-at the Capitol still remains unpruvided with any suitable accotnuTodabon* for ita rapidly increasing storm. Tbe magnitude and importance of the collection, icereaMd aa at i* by tbo Grove, in Oregon- Tbeae in.titutiont will d p.*it» wade under tbe tew of copyright commend themselves to tbe liberality of by cbcirvtic sod foreign exchaag— and Congres. and lo die philintltropie munifi­ by dn aeieutific library nf tbo Snilthaencence of the American people. ion Ini.tituiioti, rail for Luilding.aeoomaiodatirmi. which ahall In at enoe equal aod fireproof. The local ion of such a publie builditip, which abtfnld provide for tbe preeac-g necessities of tbe ptment, and for tho va« increase of the Nation * books in BENSONS CAPCSNE ' oveh 2,000 dhuggiSts ■ Have signed the following rem«ksblo paper, tbv signature* of wht-h can be m en at our I ' ' Sham. SH.kSBURY-4 JOHNSON. 21 Hatt Sc New k’urk . • • Gxxtlbubs . -For th* pwt few years wo bare soH rtriusw brands ol Porous Plaster* ' i 1 ! 1 ! TO , ; . | 1 ! ; I , fSsMssBSweE' tswtesururss tec -PEOPLE WHO ■Ml IIEEkll CAN READ. 7899 * -'^snfWwaHBK* WlM'JKISkS' ONE YEAR AND TH PEE MONTHS ’ A LECTURE Diplomatic intercourse with Columbia TO YOUNG MEN. ia again fully restored by the arrival of a Minuter from that country to tbe United State*. Thia ia especially fortunate, iu view of the Act that the question of an interocconic canal has recently aaramed a now and important aspect aad ia now un­ der discussion with th* Centra) American r w*-' UiM r.u.u-4 : » ttiM t-re.rl.r A l«v- eta* W lbw rnwrtu ! Tin joint c-juimiasion created by the couutna*, through whom territory tbo ca­ . act ot Congrats of Augurt.3, 1876. for tbo *>4 -r-lte-l ra^U-s te.ttej nal by tha Nicaragua route would have to l|Wp*t« of •upervhiog and directing the ----’• I trusted that enlightened j couipLtfoo of the Washington National ‘ re " “ — extraorbwTary offer. > cn their part will m that ' Moaomost, uf which commission the the earii hxution of auch a wo:k will 1'rcsaicct I.t a number, lisa given careful tojyalyL-^----------------„ not only of lo the benefit, attention to thia subject, and already tho their own citizen* and those of th* United ' atrenj thening of the foundation lias so far State*, but of the cowmoro of th* civil• prwgrt-vcd aa to insure the cnltra sue«M iz*d world. It ia not \ubted that, expdaed t> tbo rc|<tirioo of Audi attempt* of this part qfth* work. A mamive should the work bo undertaken under the a* happened tbi» y#ar wb.-n the virrouud- layer, of masonry h.*s been introduced protective auspice* of th* United State*, ing State* are more drorely actiicJ an 1 the bel-w the oti^nal fouodtticn, widening and upon satisfactory i-rnramioas for the westward morctnmii i f vine popnlatiou the Iw, increa.|og lhe »taMHty of the right of way and iu aacority by tha Cen­ look* ati'I more eagvriy for ftv»h Isn-ls to strutter.', aud .rendering it po**lbh> to tral American Goreromrate, tb* capital occupy. ' Under such cireutn.tscctJ. thn 'carry tbe shift t-> completion, it is for it* completion wodld readily b* fur­ difficulty <d maiuteiuing tho Indian Te '• j carnettly recommended that such further nished from thia country and Europe ritory iu it* proteti! slate will greatly la­ appropnatioiu be made for the continued .Cnt<rinMln*e*a Mitt Jamtara LJM. «ltea>tecriMiea* to date fMm th«tlni« of th. whi.h might, foiling such guarantee* crosse, aud too lodian trib« inhabiting it 1 pr TtoratiM of the work as may be nccc* .'al, .t u prove inaceerttible. would do well to prepare for such a cun- i utj for the cim'iietion of thU National Diplomatic relation* with Chili have altingvney. I therefore fully approve of i to'iEnmetit a: ah early day. £<*»*». Orarei. DUUw*. fateku Di~J, . ao been strengthened by tbe reception cf a tbe advice gireu to them by the Secretary Minister from that country. The war be­ of tbe leteiijr, or. arcrerat . -.-id. ft, Ca tween Peru, .Bolivia and Chili still coa- full and detailed account of tbe military propriation* In addition to tbo revenue* r.f divide among tbcm»c!r.-.e lar v.rally a* C... < operations for the repression of hoetilkca the department, waa 83,031,454.94, being large a quantity of their fsnj-i t!;-> in 82,2711,197.00 lea* than in tbe praireding bear fir: I ao ut 1*1 deemed it proper to interpose in the mat­ among tbo Indiana of the Ute and cultivate', to acquire i .diridoil title* in ratetotbaSM*. Il r>l~u year. The expenditure* for tho fiscal 5OTH YEAR ter farther than to convey to all the Gov­ Apache tribe*, and praise ia justly award­ fee, instead ul th.ir pre-re: t:il«.I saeft’jsrajsr year *miiap June 30,1881, are retimated ernment* concerned tbe aaaurance that the ed to the officer* aud troop* engaged, for ship in common, and t ■ t.re.l l.r ia al.a: CODEY'S LADY’S BOOK FOH SALE AND TO REKT. friendly offict* of tbe Government of the the promptnem, skill and courage di*- at 839,930300. and th. receipt* from all manticy the Lateuco uf their k-. i may ' : United State* for tbo restoration of peace pbywl The peat year baa been one of aourea* al 833,210,009 leaving a deficleoey disposed ol by the Govcrataeut'fot their upon an honorable basis will be extended, almo*! unbroken peace aad quiet cn the to be appropriated for out the Treasury of benefit By aJipting aueh a tea -y they ’ m case the bJligerenta shall exhibit a read- Mexican frontier, and there is rcaaon to 87,710,900. Tbe relation* of the depart­ would mor* certainly secure l t th Knappen's Law Office. meet with railroad companies hare l.oetf selves tbe value of their i-j40<as to accept them. Cordial relation* r. i . iSy and favorably consideration of 'tic harmonized,.npewithatanding ths general at th* tain* time pt','®.-:' f r . re­ i . <•» ubich they ezrreM as to the urgent REDUCED TO $2.00 PER YEAR. continue with Brazil and the Argentine MW -n 3r«lway. aartb uf raUre-vL or Republic, and trade with there counlrios that region will prove permanently »uo- reduction by Cougrem nf their comjwnaa- in civilization and proepcri y, than l.rvn- ti.-. d Of Ir-giriali-n for tbe reclamation of tho usnrsliTJ* of tiin 1’ otemac and ita east tion, by tbe appropriation for special foeileeseful This Department waa enabled, ' dcavortug to perpeiurte tbe 'it ■>•.-.■■ i« improving. A provision for regular ! cru bxnnela, witbia the limits of the city. and more frequent wall communication, in daring tbe (aatyear, to find temporary, ;itic* The railway I>t Office line* have of thing* in the Tartifory. Tb:i .n Office. i for tb* repair : I t!i> •'.recta of the our own ship*, between the port* of this though crowded accommodations end a been-grratly extended, especially in tlie Capital, hrtctufurn laid with wooden Udy'a Book tar cue Year country and tba Nation* of Sooth America safe depository for a portion of its record* Southern Slate*. The intcreau of the Livtta'. an 1 now by doray rendered almou j seems to ma to dtaervo the attention of in tbp completed mat wing of tho building Railway Mail Service and of tbe' public XLVth twain it .In . !*:> ’ < U, impassable, aad a izHirce « imminent dan-1 Office. Ccngrra* a* an crecntial percuraor of an dotognrd for the State, War aud Navy de- would be gtratad promoted, and tbe ex­ taiucc, of both cur to tl'.ealtb bf Us citizens. The IN 1880. ctttld be moro readily control­ port, In toy enlargement of cur rotnmeroo with them partmeau Tho construction of the north penditure* led, by the da**ific»ti-.m of tbe employe* nn». at tie disposal of the Commiaeionand an extenriop of our carrying trade wing of tho building, a part of tbe street­ . <re are wholly imdrquato tor lhe aeeomA recent revolution in Venezuela baa been urn intended for tbe use of tbo War de­ of lhe Railway Mail Service a* m»mj li-bns-mt uf iIkm important works, aud followed by tbo establishment of a proris- pertinent, is being carried forward with meaded by the I’oatznaater General, the sKald be sttpptenanted hv timely approional Gorsramcnt. Thia Government has all pooaibk dirpatch, and die work should appropriation lor salaries, with respect lo which tho maximaa; limit is already fixed not yet been formally reeogniacd, and it ia receive from CongrcM aueb liberal appro- by law, to be made in groaa. Tbe' Port. Knappen*s Law O<ice deemed desirable to await tbo proposed priatiotM u will accuro it* speedy comuiaster-General rccconimrads an amend­ action of tbe people which is expected to pleiioa. ment of the law regulating the increase' give it lhe sanctum of constitutional forms. cf cc tope UM Ur, n for incrrased service and A naval vowel has been sent to tbo Samo­ KIDNEY DISEASES, The report of tho Secretary of the increased speed in star route*, so a* to enan Island*, to make surveys and uko pos­ Nary show* continued improvement in UVER COMPLAINTS, nappen’s Law Office. tucli session of the privilege* ceded lo the that branch of tha vervico during the aUc him to advertise for prtposl* Constipation and Pfics. incnsucd aervire and apeod. lie alro United States by Samoa, ia the Harbor of let fiscal year. Extensive repair* bare auggeat* tho advantages to accrue tq th: Pago-Pago. A coaling atalion ia to be es­ been made upon vessels, aud two new of tho country from tb* enact­ tablished thert, which will be convenient ship have been completed and made ready commerce ment of a general law, Authorizing convawan'd exclusive jurisdiction over tho sad useful to United State* vessels. for *e». The total expenditure of the .'trirt cf Columbia, it* rittxoaa must nf Tb* subjartof npening diplomatic rola- ye«r "nded Jane 30. ISWt Jndudlog spe­ neernaty look to Gmgrmi afoo* tor all cific appropriations not estimated lor by urvifxi I. cMatiwi afiectiog their mInverts, the mails between porta of tbe United the Department, were 813,555,710,09. State* and port* of the Wat Indic aad r»nd th* territory of tfiis iHrtrict is th* Tbe expenses chargeable to the year, after South America, at a fixed maximum price Hixon property U the people of tb* deducting the amonn*. of tbrao ipecific Cbited State*, who, equally with it* real-. per mile; the amount to be expended be­ appropriation*, were 813/143, 317 79, but ing regulated by annual appropriations, in dent ritizrtia, are interested in the pros­ with nearly all European and American thia subject to a reduction of 8263,725,99, like manner with the amount paid for tbo perity of their Capital, 1 canuot doubt Knappen's Law Office. IT HAS 1 countries,.and it ia believed that, with j*-# that amount having been drawn neon war­ Hutt ybn will ba amply MMaiaod by the j domctic star service. Tho arrangement WONDERFUL diems action in regard to iu develop­ ranto, but not paid out duriar the year. geecral vale* of tbe country tn any tn*umade by the Postmaster-General and the POWER. । ment, it can and will be mare enhanced, The amount of appropriations applicable 1 • y..-i may adopt f r ahis purpo*. Il Secretary of lhe Treasury for the collection and that American product* and manu- to the last fiscal yrar was 814,538,646 17. of doty upon book* received iu tbo mail fst Larva will find new and expanding mar­ There was, therefore, a balance of 31,. from foreign rountrie* has proved ao satis ket* The report* of diplomatic *nd con­ 479,054.27 remalnisg unexpended and to factory In iu practical .operation that th* sular officer* upon this rabjeet, under tbe th* credit ol tbe Department on June 30, reoom mendei ion ia now nud. that Conjnaa ayitem now adapted, have resulted in ob­ 1779. The estimate* for tho fiscal year 1 .iobIm uf pupil, te rapsdiy lo.rrasieg. u-> । shall extend the provision* of the Act uf taining much Tnluable information, which ending June 30,1S81, are 814,961,147­ ■ sd<qaato pnxwuto eatus lev a cer**pa*d> i March 3, 1879, under which thia arrange­ 95, which exceeds lhe appropriationsJ tor ment wa* made, au aa to apply to all other THE SUN FOR 1880 :>. toev*u* ot scbo*J aeo--amoteiivo. aad tho present fiscal y«ar 8381,897 28. Tbo dutiable article* received in tire mail* from , t! - ComxiMiuton are without tbe ateeaa reason for ibis increase ia explained in tbe foreign couutcic. by Congress fix this purpua. 11. ti <t tbi* urg*M o*ed A uamlw Secretary a report Tbe appropriation* important letolt. fcwwtsrr. < >i. . of lb. Lohling* oow used for acbou! par available for tbe present fi»c*l year ar* I -. xs at* ranted, aod ar*, lo unpottaal Ths reports of the Secretary ot I he In­ f*-s that th* dc«trtirtij-. • f 814.502,250,67, which w31, in th* opin­ foraata by depealati., alib |4ttKuter>. oMun»d foe th* p«rpo**L terior *ad of the Cemmiaaioner of Indian ion of the Secretary, answer all tbo ordin­ crt-si atili oceur, has Ic. i pt The eauiJ of popular educati-m in th* Affair*, setting forth the present state of D.itritt ofCJumbis i* swtly cutUted to that tbe inhabitenta of th* ceded territory, ary demands cf tbe service. The amount our relation* with the Indian tribe* on in extent, and it ia jra:i;Llr the mbm ccnalderation al the hands of tb* with tbe exception of tba uncivilized na­ drawn from the Treasury from July . 1 to our territory, the moature* taken ta ad­ prewnt policy tojtgi.rccaJy • Natiooai Govrramenl a»in the >*v*nl tive tribe*, shall bo admitted to tbo enjoy­ November 1,1879, wu 85, 770,484 12, vance thyir civilization aod prusiMtriiy. luffidunt J rjviik’a ta that end •riutr* and Tcrnlorhw, to which munifiment of all tbo righto of citiacns of the of which 81.095,440.33 has been refunded, and tho progreu* already acliicvcd by Uongron*, anch Iresnuac*, a! ■ tent grants of the pablie lands have b»on United Btatae, aud aball bo maintained leaving as the expenditure of that period them, will be found of more than ordinary 84,674/163.79. If tbo expenditure* of and* f.» the enifawusetiu of school* and and protected in th* free anjoymcit interest.' Tho general condnct of our! of their liberty of property and re­ the remaining two-thirds cf the year do Indian population La* been ao satisfactory : for lhe uaiiy requirement* of the pupal*­ ligion. The nncivilixod tribee are subject not exceed Jh.eproportion for these four that tbo occurronee of two dWtnbancc*. |> tion easoot, under the prteeut alate of to such laws and regulatiooa u the United month*, there will remain unexpended al which mnltod ia bloodshed and dartruc ;' the law, be otberwian obtained. I tbcreState* may from time to lime adopt in i+ the end of the year 8477/159JO of the cur­ tion of property, ia all tbo mor* to be I fore earcartly invito the attention uf Crate lire recommendation by tho Steregard to tb* abcrigical tribe* of that coun­ rent appropriations. The report of th* See. lamented. Tb* hiatorv of the outbreak II gtra* tary of the Interior, that »Jaw be euartad Tye try. Both the oblT—■'— •—— shows lhe gratifiyiug fact that among nil on lhe White River Ute Roacrvatioa, in , the diaburatng offices of tbe pay corp* of Western Colorado, ba* become *o familiar j’ enabling lire (fovetntuent to «~ll timber i anil the uvcam&a tbe Navy there is not one who ia a default­ by. elaborate reports iw the publie pram 1 from tli* public land*, without convoying er to the extent of a single dollar. I that its remarkable incidents tired no: be the fee, where tach landa are principally unite with him in recommending tbs re, stated here tn detail II is expected that valuable for the limber lhenrou, such taleu moral ot tbo observatory ton more heaWb the settlement of this difficulty will lead lo bo to regulateJ aa to conform t-l do:ma tic want* aud buainrai rtquirrujinte, while fence*, such as awsult, robbery and mur­ to such arrangemeota as will prevent far­ Tha New York Tribun*. at lhe tamo time guarding azaiurt a awovpder, and no magistrate authorized to issue ther hcstile contact between tbo Indians ing destruction uf tho forats The cn1‘trhap* no newspaper in this country er execute process in luch case*. Serious and tb* bord«r aaUUmnte in Western actmeet of aach a law appears to beoorsv a has far tho thirty yean exerted ao difficulties have already arisen from offirnaa* Colorado. Tb*o>hsr dtsiurbaao occur­ more prevaiug neccmtity every day. groat so mfiacneo. and Joao ao much to of thia character, not only among the orig­ red at the Moacalero Agency, in Nowmoal'l putilic opinion, on ail important inal inhabitants, but among citizen* of the Msxico, where Victoria, tbo head of a My reeommendation* • in foruwr inra- qu-.-tioM of politic* auJ toorala, a* 7Jte United State!, and other countries who small band of marauder*, after committing bare engaged in uaning, fishing aad oth­ many atrocities, being vigorously chased regea y<* renewed in favor ef enlarging ■ Art- IW Frifouu. It is th* general er buaiMM operation* within tbe Terri­ by * military force, made his way across tho fprtlitias of tha Department of Agri tory. A bill actbortziug the appointment the Mexican border, end ia now on foreign ajltare. Agricultaro is the leading inter­ udgtocut of intelligent people that H est and tho ptrrasocnt industry of tbo never Was u better paper than it ia at pros of JuatiMBof ths Peans and Constable*, soil. people. It is to lh<abundance of agri rat. A\- c.iuiiacnd it lo our readsra as a and the arrest aud detention of pcraoo* White tbeae oecurreocaa, iu which a cultural prodocliou, as compared with our homo eonoutnptiou. and the forgely-in- paper that will be specially valsabteduring riding for an appeal to United State* creaaod and bighly-frpfitablo market tbs eitning I’reoifonlW year. Boo ita Courl* for tbe Dwtrict of Oregon, in aultabroad which wa have enjoyed in raocuit annual pnupectus in another oolama. Iu abb eases, will, Bi a proper time, be rebycara, that we are m.nnly indebted f >t <mr offar uf Chamber's Cyelopendia aa a premimiuod to Coagreaa. • 1 ‘ . prooeaa or fcr the diacbarge of other dupraacut prosperity aa a people. Wo mttrt utu i* aouMtliing aotoubbing. In tbe tub roue risajtcB*. tie*, and since June 3G these officer* have look for it* continued malnteneaco to the The attention of .Congreaa ia called to continued tho performanee of their datie* sstac substantial re«oure! Thcro 1» no Whole history of newspaper premium* we th* annual report of the Secretary nf tha without compc»ation from tho Goveni- lite, and lo davelopo a capacity for UMfuli branch of indurtry in which labor, direct­ Treasury, on tbe condition ol the public mttrt, taking upon tbecwtlre* tbe nocat­ and civilized occupations. What they hare ed by scientific knowledge, yield* sub tie. Wo, alao, ask the special attention financial. The ordinary revenue* from all aery incidental, outlay* u well aa render­ already aceompiiahad la tbe pumalt uf Increased production in comparison with of rttb*cnb«r« to tb* daily to the fact that ing their o«n terriers In only a lew agricultural and mechanical work, th* unavoidable instance* baa tbo proper exe­ remarkable aueceat which hat at tended unskilled labor, and no branch of tho pub­ hereafter e Sunday edition, the beat paper lic service to which tbo ctMiourageiBont of cution of tho proa** of the United Sta­ tha experiment of employing ai freighter* ot the week, will bs priuttd regularly. te* foiled by rearon of the abtoenoe of tbe a elasa of Indiana hitherto counted among libara! appropriations can be more appro­ Thia should bo an additional tnducemao priately oxtoodod. The omimiun to ren­ requiaite appropriation. Thia course of tbe wildcat and moat intractable, and tbe oScral conduct ca the part ct these officers, general aud urgent desire expraaad by der sueh aid is not a wtee eoonomy, but, for psopte to take the daily N. V. FnhuB* on the contrary, undoubtedly malt* ia highly creditable to their fidelity, was them for tbe education of their children losses of itumca-e sum* annually that edviaad by th* Attoraey Geeeral, who in- may be taken as aufliciut proof that they might bo saved through wril-dirreted ef­ paper in tbe world. fonned them, however, that they would will bo found capable of aacoanpliahing The Big Ilapida^'.ki^r in last fort* by the Government to promote this neetmrily bar* to rely foe their compoo- moeb more if they continue to bo wirely vital tatami. Tho result* already ao and foiriy guided. The Indian policy ccmtiluhcd with tho veryf limited moans week'* issue give* the editor of th* Bas•ketched in th* report cf th* Secretary of heretofore placed xn the following oomplimactary malic* : at tbo fiommaud of tk* the Interior, tho object of which la to I0TAMIC IAIUM Department of Agriculture ar* an saromt Hou. G«o. M. Deway. editor of the make liberal provision for the edueation of Hosting* BakuXX, ia doing a vast amount Indian youth, to eeUla the Indian* upon of what may b------ -“"J “*■ fora Iota in aoTcraiity, to give tl.ra utla KXX...___________________ _ of tesapcrancn work ia thia State, not only through tbe eohsmos of bis paper, bat ia in fo* to their ffirw, inafiiacabta for a with a view to plaeiug the Dopartart'nt addreming meetings In different tooalitim. upon a footing which will ccabiult to Th* Hasting* Bsbmm wa* ao full of heavy editorial* last week tha! tbe engine |Weekly Commercial on Trial. .*! rooflo^ Dr “OKI MYS7 BACK!” ig REAL ESTATE. HUNTSgsi REMEDY^® tire ever beidia this city ^MUmo*. IA.H- Thereia a project th take a king USday ree ffimd boon lika that. Th* LaAs* Society mslktokrilte e* CbAG. BwtteyoaFri week, a: b«r tmideoee V bit atora, whiab ia, of ft* Mr* Fk-war'a lactu Rsd RiMmu Hall, will Bsaday afternoon, of nex sSffis'.S.wssa-’J _.MtjiwmsNo Patant! Pay! PtfM Dautm at U b«Hin W thoaMb. bill tat mapper at Se *•» Ribboo H Js. <,„ *»**» IXU 1879, d *“* •** ■ Afouw �Probatn Court. Nov. 26—Erlau c<4Ua and Olbera. Guardian fikn u new bond B#d rurttiw, oo old bend dbch.rgod. EMate cf Thoma. B. Hioehmau dr«naml. Admwiatrmur dmrtarged. Or- N. Bailey ia lhe chair. Devotional’exsr- Lathrop, Morgan ; Mrs. Lem. Wing, Or nngarflte; Mrs. Hunt, Hope, Mrs. Char­ ion C.othon. Baltimore ; Mp. Pliny MoOmbar, Maple Grove, Mrs. Walee, Prairieville ; Mrs. W. Barber, Barry , Mm. Jonathan Steven, Johnstown ; ^Ira. W. W. Colo,' Assyria. The duty of each ANOTHER CHANCE. Beaoufnlly Ulnwrsurf. “« led by Mm. McElwain of Harting., after opening remarks by tho President, explaining the object of tbo call, Mrs. Chaa. Bcniley uf Haeungs was nomi­ , Mled for Secretary, aod upon the ciTstra D»c- let-—Estate uf Hor.ee Wellman, d«marod. Hearing .ppctam. ,t of winter continued to Ifoccmber 8th mtaut. Estate of DaAy Doyledeemred. Richatd Doyle appointed administrator. Ap. praiaera appointed. Claim, to be beard by the Court. Bond filed and latter ireued. Dec. 2nd—Estate of Henry Snyder deoaamd. Hearing of Claim* Mt,tinu«i to Dec. 22od iMtaht. Estate of Cor* Evans at al, minor*. Account of guanSao fifed. Estate of Dean 8/ Tyler drenered. Final amount of adminutr.tor filed for hearing and ailomauce. Dre. 29 inaL a»singed for hearing. Dec. 4—Eaute-ofCamo H. Stewart, Entered at the Post Office- a minor. John C. Siowxrt appointed * Hastings, Mich., as Second- guardian. Estate of George HoMen, dcccesed. class Matter._____________ Report of Commtuiouer. on Claims filed, Jim. Jnbtteoo, the murderer of Marshal recorded. Amount of China* SI 111.65, Gibbs of Middleville, is the only individ­ In tbe matter of tba Batata of Benjaual confined ia oar county jail. tnau aod Isabella, minors. Order assign­ On Monday next Dr. E. H. Lathrop ing reel saute aud jiouguatiog heirship will occupy the elegantly fitted-up office over lhe score of Smith, Hogle A Pmton, Doc. G.—Estate of Henry Lteter, a mi on State Street. >r. Guardian’s annual sreoant filed. Mr. Guldriag, iRnaand bank victim, is Den. 8tb—Estate of Louis* M. Tabor, gaining afowiy, but it'is doubtful if hocw xeesed. Order mrigning re*! estate enentirely reevvm from the injuries he re­ Emata of Mary Peters, dccra-d. Syd­ ceived tUugh it is hoped bo may. ' Tbe Charlotte RepMiam say* that ney E. Peters appointed administrator. Wahant Daniel Smamtre, cf Eaton Township, Ea­ Hood filed and Letter ireued. ton County, has sold bin form Ibero to a and Inventory issued. i'SEi&S' tials was appointed aa foliusm :-Mp. Eta Baifoy, of Nuhnlle. Mm. Clara Alien aod Mrs. Jen»w Clark, of Hastings. Tho robroqtMR report of tbo Committee showed •be following delente, prerotitMrs. Finney aud Mm. E. D. Sprague, Middle­ rille; Mm. Granger. Mm. 81oeum and Mm. Cronk,. West Castleton; Mm. Hoary Lathrop, Mm. Miner Meed, and Mm My ruu Sutherland, Morgan ; Mm. G. A. Tru mao, Mrs. James Fleming, Mm Eva Bai­ ley end Mm. J. M. Wood, Nashville ; MrsHunt, Hope, Mm. C. FI. Stone. Rutland, 'THE LEADING AMERICAN and Mrs. Powers, Irving. A Committee on Bwclutiona was appointed, conaivting ol Mm. - Boltwood, Haatinp, Mrs. Pinuey THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE FOR Middleville, Mm. Granger, Caadoten, and Mm. Knappcu of Hutiegv. Tho President made ronne romarlti on the desirability of forming a County organisation, for tho mutual good of the different uaioao, aft.r. which a motion w» mad. and carried by tbe Convention, to form inch an organixa, tion. Tb. following Committee wu ap­ pointed by lb. chair upon vote of ths . Coureniiyu to prepare a written conitiMtiou for raid orgaoixalion —Mm. Burton. I Hastings, Mm. Haye., Ilutiojp, aad Mrs. foe tse psEsmrm, tear. 27if Mr. Goodfrey, aod moves to Hastings. article may be obtained from our retail druggists ar by their aid. Ask for St. .Jacob's Oil, and if the dealer does not ke-yp it in stock, be will be able to proc iro it in a few days from lU wholwaU two-a*. We understand there is already an imme­ The temperance meeting held last week diate demand for the remedy, which ia not Tuesday, flveaiug at lhe M. Hchurdi, so very aurpriviog when it ia consid­ ered what it ia dally accomplishing waa cue of lhe moat ontusiaslio aid cflec Tne PreriJcaK^bco road tbo" Belief,Prineiplow aad ! Wurm” of tbe W. C. T. U. as ccoisined in printed report of tbe Gth an ndsl Cooventfoti of the State Union, after ’ which a paper presented by Mrs. Ja.mae Fleming of Nsnbvilte. was earnestly listen-I to by tbe Convention, Subject, •‘Appeal PfG.—Headquarters for foe Candies, Candy Toys, £c., for Holidays. | DRYGOODS! DRYGOODS! | regular uoe dollar MILLINERY! MILLINERY! The finest Stock of MUlepry Goods ever shown in tho Cd of Hastings. ‘ •• Barry oraaty. Mteli., Doe. Mb. Ifflt May Leland, Benjamin Thompreo, F. E. Taylor, llebecca Wilber, Norman Wil- Of every Style and Price-' A full line JAMESTOWN ALPACAS ! Meeting opened with a paanga from Scripture, road by the prmident, and a teawm ef prayer, led by Mrr. Bollwood of Tkc best Good's made Mow is the time to buy your Winter Goods and buy. them Cheap JULIUS RtlSSELTte /tcember 1st. 1.S79_______________ ______________ ol wslr-xne, Ji/whieh Mrs. Finney of MidMm. Flewer. keturon to l»di«., is Musing you to feel roareely .Me to be on dlaville rc’jzmded. Mrs. Bultwood, chair I R-d Ribbon Hall,.will commebco W«l- Sir fret; that evoitanl dr.in that i< lak­ ; from v-iur system all ita elateiriiy ; man of lUtolnikm Committee, presented ' n*«d*y afturuoon, A(n«t week, at 2 ring tiie blec-m from your cheaks; । the following fur lhe consideration of the that continual terain upon your vital, forces, rendering you irritable sod fretful Ribb-.u Hall last Sunday afternoon, and A. M. Hack, our popular marble man, is soon to commeoiM a splendid family Alena men i for Thoma. Hwney. to be rot up in Rivmide Cemetery. When finished, it will bo a beautiful piroc of architecture, and a credit! to the architect. Tbe story that u afloat tbai there is a ur-e amount cf roartet fevsr and diphtbsria io thia tity is entirely false There ba. net been a single ease of roariet fever, and acartcly one of diphtheria iu thia city or vicinitj for more than a year pa»t. Mr*. 8tani.y, siteot of Mm. J. C- Wood ruff and Mrp. Ira Sheldon, disd U het home in Stanton, Montelam Co, on Fri­ day of last week, aad on Saturday wa. brought to this city for burial, and her remain.1 wceo interred in Riversid. Ceme­ tery on Monday I**l No pains will be .pared to make the Clirutmas Denon al Union Hall one of the verybeteewr held in the City. Remem­ ber the endre bill is only S1.25, aad a splendid .upper at Beth Stone, papular eating beam , The best of ballroom ■Buie will Ik rocarcd. There will be a Temperance Social, at Bed Ribbon Hall, on Friday evening, D<camber 12m 1879, floors open at hal< put seven : Admission 10 cents. Tbe pro. enmteto bowed to boy »• Om*m for tbo Hall. Let every frietai »f U>« DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS Aft-v ,ia-;ing. "What Shall the Harvest be," the Convention a-ijcurned to tha fol­ lowing morning at 9 e’d.<k. itreats are lined with teams daily mwa1 hi. .tore, which it, of llmlf, tigniffimnL be given oa Tuesday evening mxV before lhe Reform Cub. There will be oo charge for adminion. Lei the Hall be filled full, a. the lecture ia one of great value lo tbo people. I am getting roasted Coffees in small lots and fresh roasted and keep pi covered bbls, and will warrant the flavor. 1 grind Coffee and will soon have the finest mill in the City. I buy all kinds of dried fruit, butter and eggs, and would like a few hundred bushels of Beans. 1 keep common and rocksalt by the bbl. Will sell Sugar, crackers, &c. at whole* sale and at smaH profits, my expenses are light. I live economically, nt home, attend strictly to business and can give my custo* meKs the benefit. W. £5. SCFIzYNTZ. dmeouraging circumstances. Mm. Lathrop, of Morgan, reports Club in Nourishing con­ dition, additional members being added, hare bought an organ aad built a ball, with lhe efficient belp of the Temperance women, which b> need for religious ns well aa Temperance purposes. Mrs. Fleming, of Nashville, reports 26 praying women of Nashville Union, and steady, penistent work. Mrs. McElwain Reported for Hast­ ings an earnest, persevering small baud of women, who are I oily determined to "Hold lhe Fort" u long as a single saloon bolds G. G. Goucher, onee a resident of Orangeville, this county, but lately of Maeun, logham Co., was found dead osar his hum* on the Gth inau Heart *ycr Fix* from 25 to 22 per !h. Coffer, rnareed from 2cTbr 25 pe One df or east of the Post Office- ' 8pt ague, Middleville. . Ileporta of delegate, cam. next in order. Mrs. Granger, W«t Caatlst’C. reported good auccssa and en­ thusiasm. Mm. Pinuey, of Middlavill., Tbe Baptist* will give a nut and eandy social, Friday afternoon end evening. A cordial inptatisn u extended lo all. Be There U a prospect that Congress will take a long holiday raceea—throe ws^a and perhaps more—beginning on MoWay next. NcAody will grumble over a Na­ tional bo<4 like that. yean and tbe tr*a«*etiun of eueh other Tbo Lsdiea Society of tba Presbyte­ bi.iincM aa may properly come before tbe rian Churdb will be entertained by Mm. mating,'will be held al the Court Iloure Cbna.G. Bentley on Friday afternoon of this in tbo city of B a»dnge, cn Tu eday tbe vreek, at her feeideneo cn tho corner of S3d day of December A. D. 1879. at one Church and Center Street. Dated Heating ^*cc. Sth 1379. Henry L. Newton io having as extraor­ John Q Cuxear. dinary large trade. Ho deoervei it, for bu 32-33 ' Secretary. goods are all fimt-dsM and ehesp. Ths 18tf. Having bojigJit out mv partner in the Gro­ cery trade and having assumed entire control of the same, and knowing that people will trade where they call buy the cheapest.- I have examined prices on my entire stock and have marked down. Let me give you a few prices. Whst is it ? t Ans.—Year Preh^nptMiu and Receipts. What is il ntade of? Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. How ia it mnde 7 Ans.—With care and accuracy. Where to gel it ? ' Am.—At Roberts & HotchkiM where you will always find a ftill-nd select Stock of Mr.1 George I>. Babcock leave* t vday for Allegan Co. to engage in the m)c uf B. A. Wilt's imyrovmcnt io-Wire Fence Locks Tho wire luck i*. rertainlf'liie best thing in exiatcucc <it its kind, and ao farmer cat? efford to 1st alip ibis opoortuniiy of making., purchase c'fMr. Bah. eock We are acquainted with Mr. BaL coek and,can a»ure all who deal with him, that they will find him an beuete. Bpright gentleman k> d«nl with, aad one wbu will do just »* be agrees. 32 No More White Butter. No dairyman can afford to make and ■all white batter. Preple who boy Lat­ ter wint it yoltew, end sre wtlliog to my Mveni cent* per pound more for it.than they would for lhe lardy looking staff they often her. to mk«. By twing Well., Riebardaon ml Co'.- Perfected Butter Mr. John‘II. Burnef of Irking aod Color, every dairyman mu have the gnl den color of June the year round. It ts Mim Minni. Upjohn’ of thi. dty ware told by druggist* and merchants generallr. unite! in martiagn at tbo rmidoBoe. of lh« bridn'i f.thnr, Dr. William Upjcdin. iu thi. city last eroning- Tb. bridal pair t«,.k tbe 9.05 train Wrot after tbe crrociotiy, to vhil relativsa of the bridgroom in tbe We Invite Hie attention of <w reader* to tbe adverfiomeot of the Soeah/c Jmerwoa, Munn A Co. pnbiSsbar. to be four-d ia thi. was of f«« BaXXB*. Tbb ad. i. of spseta! important* to all dealers In patent., eseb ot vbom should nastsialy robroribc f>» «W Sd^Nj^A^ .«», as should aS srtiao— aod monhaalm. kA 1L. iMu T3jL.l1 s Tin:onKAVFi?”t‘'-7A. "fifig Drugs and Medicines. Our expenses are lighted wo Bell goods in same ratio. rr-at earnestly deprecate lhe giving of premiums by tbe effioero of the Barre Co. : Ag'l FocfelV, for ll>0 manufacture and UX1 hibition of domestic wines , (th. XVittae*., The non church-going habits of our cittrena Is cun ol the greatest obstacles in promoting rolixieua temperance and morality, Roacltad, that it U Uw doty of all lover* of Temperance aod good order to attend Divine Service on the Sabbath. 5tb. F.xsolvmd, 771“ th" h««tjr thanite uf th* delegate, be extended to tbe I-odics uf Haatiog*. who have w> ehrorfully, and gencruoaly entertained u* lUroiotion* two and ihrev called out c tjidersblo earnest diacuarfio, and all were adopted by th. ututoimcm vote of tbe Conveatioo. Mrs Powers of Irving, Pioneer Meeting Notice ia brabygiven th^/th. eighth made a abort report, .bowing a true arotiannua' roertinr of the Barry Oanty Pio-1 m.nt .till alive and promoting melon. After riognear Amociaticn will beheld at Union Ha' '■ work io behalf of our cause. in th. (Sty of Hartinn in said man tv. on iog by Convoktloo, Mrs. George Robinson TAsrtef >y Ou.nfkth day nf *Jaa*«ry A­ of Hastings prmeoted a paper emitted D. 1880, at tan o’clock io tb. foreaoon •‘Sowfoe th. Seed." Mr.- Barton, oh.trtor tte election of officers for tbo rnaai’g U..U oo Coostitulk-a, pretested a Cooetitu- com. before th* mrotiag. A cordial inviutiva i. extended to all perm M who bav. been rwidcntv of th. eoanty twenly Sv. yenrv. Hasting* Mich. Dec. Sth. 1370. Gto K. BxaMW, Pnw. Jomt Q. Cnrs.T, S*c. 32-36. A tion whicu upon m- ireu »• — adopted. Paper by Mm. Clement Smith of Herting*. Subject, ••Literature." Its i’jtaencu on oar children, end the cere that should bo taken in providing; ptoper food for lhe growing and easily moulded miod. Tbo subject was taken up and moat earnestly carried out by Mm. Truman of NashvMle, Mra. Bailey and Mm. Bull­ wood of Hustings, end Mm. Fleming of -Nashville. Convention adjourned to 2 gBMnMr ArrMJtota '•! O'CLOCK. The >n«i«xx> aoaaion opened wUh riug<. Derotiooal exiircire. ted by Mrs *vi FINE CIGAiiS AND CONFECTIONERY FREEA VALUA8LE |NVENT|DN' WILSONSEWING MACHINE Bucklen't Arnica Salve. Th. bret reive in th* world for cute, Uu««. aorrt, ulren. ash rbram, tetter, ebarped hsoda, ohilUaina, corns, aad all kin« of akin eruptions. This Salve ta riMrantcrd to give perfect aatiafac ion in every cere or moory refunded. Prieo 25 rente f<r box. For aak by Rturoll Bros in workmanship is equal to a Chronometer Watch, anti as elegantly finished as a first-class Piano. K received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT 8EW* *-m-m**Mwrns ri.T.a J.— — machines, its cs WILSON MACHU------------------------------------------ -----------------------the combined sales of all the others. The WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOU^ATCHINC, given FREE with each machine. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 4SSK.I 827 & 829 Broadway, Now York; New Orleans, La.; Cor. State & Madison Stu, Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, CaL For Sale by all First-Clasa Dralgn, DAUCHY *. CO. COL. GENTS WANTED nW A TOUR ROUND THE WORLD PIANOS . L BY GENERAL GRANT.-O rxuo onx-t •*» CASH FOR LOGS. A.T Bentley Bros- 4 Wilkins. AGENTS READ THIS! Keeps c-.usunlly «n hand 1 MME, HAIR. STUCCO, OEMEKT, BRICK. the Gth vcntiunltrflH Udimnfthn pr—t Une­ ventian m containing ms.tsr bripfall in our work. Io eocordance with a Umar cotte. oo lhe subject, the Crovrotitm tb«n proceeded to nominate by informal ballot TU. rduwur MJ u.o— — ----- _ _ H K. A F. B Tbvsbcb A Co., Grocers . *-<«•*,hUi "e viler. ’ 120 Wmt Broadway, N. ITrial rise 25 oonm. 81-» * »• ““ i-iiiUi*. Mi s.iwkj.D-uwiK—fwn-— Mr/.. Janus Firming. ON 30 Hamlap ; Trreaurer, M» B. D.l Why OmUbb. �a soiwoi that doo* not behove ia “wretfag I time on such foolery," wkna* wnrk i. orn­ amented with ten winged buuerflfaacnd figure* of animals it wouU break ao eo«- ' msndaMmt to wuahif. Another point MWsd I* that racceaafal ' 'wvil cra always her* ptfiaaee to make । haste slowly. They lake time to d* thor­ oughly everything they du; aud althratAb A CURE CV? ou in SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP ! 60 Years Before the Public. Henry Walterwu of th* Louisville Gntrirr. Jutvnttd, think* that la the next •faction three or four Southern State* may go for the Republicans. Th* Pon* haa derided to cany out promptly all the reform* which it ouaxiden •reesrery, m well aa those to which it i* bound by treaty atipulatioM. Nnr Yobk, Nyv. 29fo. 1879. Thump! thump! thump! Who knocks the three blows ? Il ia December anoOTncing itself. Attention, therefore, tho prelude begin* The curtain rise* and display* New York lo u* already droned for ita .Winter season. All tho gaslights hare here lighted in front of the theatre*. All the world ha* ntnrned, and all th* world ia hurrying along tho streets with a buy atrl Tbe Broadways bar* regained their liveliest physiognomy, and New York foela an intena* dartre lo protest inreationa that are lr5,.tempt us, fcr Chrutmaa and New Year's Day are c jming with their forced cortege of eaf change e, of parioo* ante. Whata numlcr of temptaituna of ail kinds th»r- are a the •tore window*! We go oil with a projec in our minds, and we know not whether w will aneompiiah it or when we will return to our homes. Ham bling ta certainly vn* cf th* moat delightful pleaaurn* in New York., Merchantsatrir* with ingenuity and courtesy to attract and retain the iooocont rambler. What preUy fancy article*! What luxury it displayed in thna* charming nothing* which ooW-wdaya are ao ncorirery t* the comfort «f •ven lhe mart simple ciiorn'a home. Upholstery, th* art <1/fvnMivj has reached im apogre. What wonderful stu&,.»nd *hat note* of admtratlan bare irresistibly been forced upon me by acme pfhia upholstery, called ao joatlyi artistic Upholstery I While 1 un oa this subject I must reply to a tjuratiou i»f ata* of my fair readers. The carpet uf a drawing room •bould Im renridered like th* baetgroaod in a picture, only of use In order lo threw out tbe detail* of lhe furniture If I had 1 not already too much to my to day I would dcaeribe some charming furniture to yuu John T. Delano. Ute chief editor Undou 77*wi. and oo* of ita ablrat man­ age™, is dead. The Tunn u fiew’oot up lo the mark al which be held it. New Orleans ia somewhat itaggertd at th* thought of paying f1,500,00V fcr a new system of sewers, but she esn't afford to refuse to make lb* iurcatmeut. A Newport ft I„ dispatch says that the friends of Got. Van Zandt will labor Burnside in th* United Stole* Scnale. FoDowiag tho example ol tba New York Kapnu, lb- llur/J unkindly re­ mark* that Mr. TUdea urganikd a bolt in 1848 aad thereby defeated General Cats for the 1’rwideney. A Greenback paper *f Maine pipasantiy •ays of an emeemed cvalcmporary to th* •am* line of buaintaa that it, “has got to be a tri wepkly. It comes out ouo week •*i 'trie* to oom* out the nexl, According to lhe Rithmend \ the uxa! vote iu Virginia *t the last iketwo waa 145^17, of whfch Ik. Debt-pay cn east oni^ 7i,2Gl and th* .dL-a<t;tis:rr» 73,385, girm* the latter a majority an the PHHICIAIS, CUBOTMEM ARD THE AFFLICTED EVE1TWHEBE. TSE, GREATEST MEDICAL iRIUMPH OF THE ABE TUTTS’ PILLS TUTT'S PIUS EA9 TUTTS PUIS ****i«aM*M TUTT'S PILLS =^55 TUTT’S PIUS A mat atrocious Murder, which would lure been Worthy of Krtnpvr ■ unty : Yaxoo, waa comtniued at Bdtimat* ou Turedar, where a rowdy polkirian a-med Treat shoe and itutantly kiUrd & .'.-rid man named Flobic»oa wb« Jdnd bin•elf • IJepebliean. E WHITE SEWING MACHINE TUTTS PIUS TUTT'S PILIS Utrhaltd it Appterata. UtparaUtM it Siapfcitj. Uavpautd it Cctstnctiot. Utproadattd it Popularity, Atd UttSaptttd it tki Broad CIom TUTT'S PILLS TUTTS PULS PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE FOB S£E3MAroBBB(EJL SEMINAL PASTILLE’ WASHINCTON, —*i**< a* aasuai asyjis-.tis.'.-i'ffirx! Cut i!tat tuy liinbinl *t..l family thought it string- aud uut.rtura!, Lot wlua I told tlnui what bad Iripad la.-, they aaid “Hurrah for I! >p Ett.r.' I e»may they pro*per, fur fo.ty i*v1 nniber well arrd ua happy' —The Mother m Duriag tbe last tehuol year, 1 hare ri.it•d om hundred and .wrenty four *cboolv Many of these arc altaming a high degree of tucrera, and I bare rarefnlly noted tb* riemeita contributing to chia auocesa. Thera tkmrata are found fa varyiag proportixu in different rcfiocU, but I bar* MTcr^t fosnd a sraee.-aful school in which the following conditions were not io a g*ol degree realises Au A No. 1 teacher, thoroughly prepared for work, deiqshtlog in it, and peraaMOtly retained. 2. A united diatnm, interested fa tbs *k‘’0,» •'^•individual lee!ing a peraonaJ responribilsty -aocerning it. Quarrelling fa a dmtnet will -ointliu, b«t rfr.^ af tb* beat teaeber it.-xtecn«. X Intelligent, pubuY^j dlrwlo^ interested enough In th* tb}t it ‘be work ths txpoditien had cnconntond no di® • cullies, and were ab-ut lo bore on in the exp-iMtbn of meeting a partv coming Grat from Zanzibar, in about t lie center of (be Continent. -Although Mr. Stanley । was UHMerMHuly reticehl in regard to bu new vpit to Africa, yet it ia az> reertl that Of Ten Yem* Duration, flw Die* ho baa gone out under tb* protection aud . patronage of tb* Belgian Government, fur ehsrflie ThWc, Bloody, ar.tl of Foul the purpose of opening up a trade with th* Oder. Seneoe cf^rncU and TaMo Congo Valley, which will doubQere prore Wholly Gone, -tnliroly Cured by •a profitable to lhe merchants of Antwerp aa th* But India trade has pro red to tbe [ BAMFORD'S RADICM CURE. Dutch. The King of the Belgians bu taka. 4 very great intereat in thia enter­ prise, which Waa first proposed to parties io England, who bad' not the sagacity t > see that trading with Weal Africa would ! 4. Al !*••< a few praenta of lite ffraliooa; the more the better. 1 e prv+n A better faying Ltuiuera than ' 5. Plenty of blackboards, slates, mi- I fighting in South Africa. Within fifty Md dictionaries ‘I yean foe numnoM tribe* of tbo Coog-i | 6. Uniformity of text books. Three s*em to be conditions prsculent Catarrh 1. Others ere found fa schools attaining the highest exodL-nc*. In this enumenttfcn I have given only those without which suecrai is imprasible; god, happily, force conditions are attainable by «r»ry diatnet fa Knox county. The beat results arc attained in those reboob whore teacher, have mad* meat thorough prcparaticu for their work. -In •ay <xh«r bnair.cn or profereion it amicis teachers' preparation was both general aad •pacific, that is, tb«y bare • thorough •duration to begin with, aad th*y d* not oaaeo to b* aludenu when they become ..»S; BOOKS'.'. MILLION mm Sevins uchiiic co. way*. Michigan Central Railroad. BRAID RAPIDS DIVISION. TM Koil.M. NWrt Lta* EAST AND WEFTTO AND FROM GRAND RnPlDS AND DETROIT jomrsToirs ■T' SARSAPARILLA BANFORD'S RADICAL CURE ura«-.J«*Ca»j g*ne*. Tbe motor ran bo eoust reeled in two wsp, either as a nelf-propelling car carrying paaMUgen, or as a dummy. It has oo tbs front platform of th« pasnenger ear a boiler with a akader smoko­ pipe. The office ol lhe boiler is not to ganerat* atom but to distribute it to cyl endera below the Boor of the mr./At tho Harting Walion th* boiler ia suArhc-J with a quantity of hot water rained to ths *r«aiu generatiog point, and the only object ia rsp{ lying the motor with foci, is to keep np to stoun prrwin during tbo trip. This i* *ea>Bpliab*d by a few •hovels »f lire eoals thrown into th* car butler furnace oo leaving th* tteiiou, the chaise beieg grod for twenty milca. After Martin;- no attention is required for the water, fuel or machinery ; all the driver ha* to du is to mind lhe brake* aad •nee and the art af tracting a •Indy; they । road tbe brat work* cn *ducatfcn, take The total recripto of grain at the four •durauoori journals, sterad Drill, and ports for this year up t* tbe 2Stb iut. Institute*, and in every war strive to Irani bar. been 237,V23^tX) bushel., .gainst the brat way ct doing thrir work. So 20C,U'.7.317 I tubils for the same time last much for thrir general prc|arati n Tbeir year. Tho increase manuals tv 30.58G,spacial preparation for each rrcimUcn ii no M3 buheli, o/ieAxA .Vne York faivvd As I think over lhe best owfo5^65A5& fc>sA*Za,Mafr Rulrimor* schools I nritod during foe year, this fahmd 17^91,707 MA, Phitedriphu point aarans to me one of tbe moat vital 6,371,783. bureeis. aad ILwton 2,M7,M3 •onditiona of their racora*. This thing is bushels. Thus, while New York only sbotras, Th* teacher, who bare made reeeired a litU* ortr 18 f*r ent of th* intbe moat thorough gsneral preparation, eremnnt, Baltimor* was adrutaged to tho ■w tbs rates who make th* must thorough nrafal preparalaou fcr each day's work. Show wic a teacher who does oct prepare rpw^lly for rach raerebe, and I will ,how Keturns at Washington, up to Nov. 1 you a failure. The teachers meat saeoora show an inentas* fa Ik* wheat crop of fol fa their work are thus* who are not 26,000,000 buabdi rear last y*ar. Th* •shamed to study and prepare for rarit core crop promwia an increase of over exercjee, fearing thsi if they do. pe<yk 200,000,000 bushels, or nasrly 15 per will think they do no', know enough to cent, orer last year. The tobacco crop is track. Tbe lady wboae enminaxicn estimated to be US per cent of last year. ■ark* are th* high*** cf aay fa the coon- If th* tobacco and whiskey crop would fail UTS irai irmt, MHrHmiCim.----------_, jfol* t*M. <i«ui naw Ant. Canada Southern Railway avuiM 'H).! m*H*s tw«.r-«i..tw> g^y11 '*•*• “* a- OPIUM VOLTAR. PLASTER WANTED assSSSsF IMPORTANT Tte Meriiea Putteitji Cumpanj West Meriden, Conn., Ik Mttoti Mns K lawn Plain and Ormmental Siiror Plated and Cut Ghtoware, 'Lam[», Chaodriien aad Rroure, Table and Pockt* ’ Cutlery, Shears, Scwore \#d Raaora, Th* Unrivaled Wikox A Whit* Or gaa*. the well-known' Parker (fans, Subscribe for the Banner. PIONEER STORE end Novehtes and f-peculiicn IMO. •f many Deacriptiora. FRESH ABD SEW. 1030. MICHIGAN FARMER, THR MERIDEN PURCHASING CO 3<tf Were Meriden. Gooa. frigtar, Fresher, lore Ent enain' Ing and iBstructire titan Erer. fens' YhUs, Bojs aud Ciiilta t.t tkmqm; co*rABr»KB- Z----- ------ WHCE-------■Sa^STE^E i«: ikon >LEDO TRAILS � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-12-17.pdf 718d050bca526338f17eb396cd4e9ce6 PDF Text Text 988471 nuuu or H BscfUMiox. VOL. 24. NO? 33. ??.'jFE3M1L ABD BUSHES’ CARDS THIS PAPER NEW YORK. HAM CEL B. REED HASTINGS, MICH., yEDNEsblY,~DECEMBER~i7. 1879 BEST WAGON ON WHEELS THE MOOTAIN HOAD. WHOLE NO. 1284. Our European Latter. Harper s Magazine. Buu», OSBMABY ILLUSTRATED. Jackson Wagon A MIXKO D. CADWALUDru. S’HJ’SSS? A Word About Maine. IMPROVED FOR 1879, Heaviest Ironad. Bet Painted and Lightest Running Wagon in tbo World. Every Bos sei in While Leoti, with the Hydraulic Maebioo. Every Wheel Boilr.l in Oil. Patent Skein Setter, and • (My — Every Skein set with the ITrOBSKY ASS ('OUXSKLLOR AT LAW. JOUK R. EASTMAN. ATTORNKY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR Every Wag-on Warranted. ! HARPERS PERIODICALS. ONLY TRUSS BOD AX1.E ATTACHMENT FIHU SV. MUKKXW. .JJS'SIUlgiS-SESteraS JAMES CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CIIABCEtY ’ Fm-V eumiln. tin. U, GREATEST IMPRO EM ENT E ER MADEIN.WAGONS. JACKSON WAGONS More in use in Burry Comity axil UH I » than all other* combined; yet the repairs do not average 2 cents each.. < .’all and see thetp at OF THE PBACB. Omw.I CUtartx. v*> AmLliha Bleak. H*uWrs«. WM. L’PJOHS, GREBLE & RUSSELL’S. Hustings, Mich., Muy 6, 1&T9. ECLBijir^iip^dA^AXp yytoa. a- A11 ’.Mil» u •tairjnSul^Si “ mW DELlGHij. WOLF.W.D. . Itf Hsrper a Weekly. ILLUSTRATED. GREAT EXCITEMENT I The Admtniitratlon end ihe dor Notea JeSwrwnailroet. All aeUe will rwrwtvi A. P DRAKE, ,K5ia&.*^ga,£!8affi- li of the Cash,Store ha* again received a Large Stock of WJI. iL HAYFORD, AFTOHXL'Y .ad laiwIlM al Uw.aaA Salwlui OLHROOK, AUCTIONEER. DRBSSailllllS, SIIIULS, Mill, H Ml PER 8 PERIODICALS. There bu hem »uch »□ How far it a Sunday School the Work ------- J“u of a Chnreh? 8*at» Flannels, Waterproof?, Blanket?. Nubias. Knit Saques, &c. tj-ruurr. To utrrtr tbb (juoUiwe fajtellipratly we mold knoVlhrec ibion: • Im—What ba Chnreh! Also a large ai-ortmcnt of Hosiery and nil kinds of Fancy Goods. DENTIST Hahille. Iy All work proudl MUaJeJ U. Mirtiiu. CLOTHING ! WILLIAM WALTER. TAILOR. CLOTHING 1 Cumptrolur of tbo Cerrveey. lb* ibctrury i«y of ibi proceeding ; they differ it MEN’S AND JB«>YS. uct direction. In Empire B’.ak.pvcr ModgeVSlpre. Comptroller Km. from urth, wb wr 4 i reip** isui. • frw rkwaum Ml Work GUARANTEED. An Over Coal for.................... .................................................................. #5 if. J. fftf/i, Carnap, Sin aid Onafeital •A Good Suit for An All Wool Suit for........................................ .................:............ SIO 00 P A I N TER - LEWIS STERN. Bow,,,', Blodt. (nan three hundred and forty an rnbik CJEt AJ3S.TP TTOIV 6 PATENTS. , isd rt« <ireing Cail and Examine before Purehoeinf Eleeiehere Al A. M. leek’s Carriage Sbep JdffereonSt, J^,ieh ’ ............................................................................... W 00 T terra ewrar. r.ir.i iu,r> L i.aawlar las a*wuwt <•••<•. M Imperial Soap ! Sweet’s H°Teli For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general SOARD KAMM.................................. *•'” r. rtcKimiiu. iuH>r. SPECIAL aNWDCSCEMEMT. «4 Axlrva ** h*L*A1’ tegs mirwesc* iluauaniar a*a**flt* HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 1 lb. bare—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send us an order for 10 boxes with cash. $52.50 wc will send one box extra free ai Tbb ii rerlly a ^oreiion a premium. Or the orders inay be sent to us for one or more boxes at a lime, with rffnittancc, and when we have thus received MICHIGAN EXCHANGE HOTEL orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box fiye us proposed above. If you do not wi»h to send money, in advance you may no loopbole of retreat much inclined to End deposit it with any bunker or merchant in good credit in your The I’raaideni mid io hie. Meom(e family io which every member abovld feel -The wetu of United Staim nntm with o<liu “*”* town with the understanding that he is Ip remit it to us on receipt chnreh b a primiiy imuialioo. $2.00. $2.50, and $1.00 Per Day, of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address aeopcr Elevator. The ExoeUcnec^of this Hotel CRAMPTON BROTHERS, The Seaday School b an must mA toiBiMtti-nxm ti Etta HmG Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets, New York. D M DMBfl THE NEWJflCTOR. s Ln an orderly and wd» regulated family, SIMPLICITY SIMPUHED! Pin..’ Irnprovcinools Bdptembor. IC7O. WAKE UP! Wi Sell lew Machines Emy !«»• AND GO TO JAMES M. HEWES .____ VICTOR MWINC MACHINE COMPANY, SAWS FILED. (Sain, ii-n-ti'Ti. K M .................... --------VICTOR eanm- M111DLET0WK COML �|fau_m—.»i'm. Tho President's Mroszgc. French Novato ; and a long aad attractive iTlte President's Mvroegt. beridsw the fiat of Holiday Book*. An erucic on ujusl Items nffafcrenatlm. enutaimi wrtnl The Hunt Momwial Kxbibuton in Hot special Buggrotions that desent th: sori- . too. and The Cuntributora* Club, rood u du ou» atteniiau of Cougrew, Afire coograt- Preaidant'a mema^e ptoetiea aS daaaom of a eapiul numbercf thu sterling magas'ine.' utotiog the country upob the sureirasful Repabltoana. Tbat he still strongly adheres It to only 84.00 a year, oral a lifiwerac Th= Hiaiory of the Univanity Fraud. reaurajrioc of rpccto payment, the Prtei to tha principle* laid down in hto veto portrait ot Holme*, Longfeifow, Whittier, Ia s Mpplcmrot sent out with thia deal sounds a note ol warning fa regvrd fa .mewge of last session, and to determined Bvraat or Lowell, ran ba had with it fur tone of Tua Bannek, wv plaaa before our the coinage of silver drilaw, and rwm- if pwibie that ths rights of eittoens shall 85.00. Address Houghton, Oagnod A mends that it should U wpemied until Co., Beaten, Mare. / an international monetary roegrea. can be be taaintaibed, to so apparent that I be­ ttol -fitotury cf the celebrated Univcrrity held, and . .me .grronxoi, if possible, be lieve the Democrats are discouraged by reached between the United Stalre and the the boldness of bis exprearioani and there eoae. «f Boo*. Douginas—to which the leading nntiocs of Europe as to the rdativo to talk among them of conceding some­ careful attoation of every reader of The value rf grid aad Hirer when used for thing to that tbo election laws may not coinage purpose*. The continued coinage So far as now Baxne* to eopectally directed. Public of three drilaro will, os the President U catirely nullified. appears tho Democratic party to in no spir­ talking ; three abnfics, including a long rontimeot new fully smuains the action of thinks, in the end snd at no distant day, it far another fight like that of last winter one by Mra. Rebecca Harding Davto, dour I rad to an outflow of grid and make tha in her tMual vigorous style; a paper by tho Board of Regents in again giving to United States practically a silver country. and spring. But upon one tpceriou it to my duty Prorideot John llwcsm uf Msdtouu UutPrraton B. Rooo a I’rofcroorihlp, and There to no doubt of this result, unkm to assert that tho President has passed by vetrity, of intKcat tn all intmrted in horaej ail Ter should fa tic Loudon market rise to a large majority of the Republican party. railroad.; a vivid biographic sketch ot oondiag adrift hu defamer, and, aa we about sixty panto pre oanre. Tbo very That to the queeUon of retiring tho green­ Gambetta by Unorgc M. Towle rrtuLbic briicve, a robber of University funds, as be least that ran can be done as a remedy for backs. I du not mean that a large ma­ papers of Enropean expertou.-re, tududitrg the blunder of the Silver Law to to auapend jority are opposed to that measure at some Roman Mosaics, O.d Men of ths Bear and ita cuiusge requirement and then wait to time, for that point to hard to decide. Bot Ragged Staff. Ao Evevfag at a Working­ to mc:b above him io moral worth sod see what tU future wfl! disclose. Thto to a. it to very evident that a large majority do men a Coffrc Boom ia England, paper, on manhood, a* Heaven to shorn Earth. great country ; bat it to Dolp-reat enrogh tkink it inexpedient to enter upon * any Colorado, tbo Indiana at Hampton, and to manago the silver qurotian independ­ new financial legislation now, and tbo re- bow the congressional debate* aru prtaevvSpace farbids extended comment, bot we ently of other coutUriei .o'utions introduced in tho Senate and ad; and other articles. Aa to tho legal-tender notes, the Prrai- Hoose io response lo the Presidents rocannot do lea than exprnaa our admiration Chnumaa |wema by )ltw Lucy Larvutu, deut to equally sound, in hto .judgement Senators Mra. D. li. R. Goodale and tbo Mivks for the gallant, crippled soldier, who, with­ Conceding that such nc-u-A ntsy be eotHii- cxamendatiotM prove th to. Carpenter and Ingalls, and Rcpremnta- Elaine and Dura Reade Goodale, are fea­ out money has noty vindicated hto per- rationally iaracd, u a war measure, when lives Prine an Fort doubtless represent tures of tbc number.| demanded by an imperative aecetaity, he to During the routing year Good Company ooual boner, and planed hto name u high of opinion that there to now »a enKtgeoey the Republirsn party in Coegraas fa their reeofaUota deprecating any agitation of will continue to make a specialty <>f good on the scroll of Hoocsty and pervonal which justifien their continuance as a cir­ the cuneney question, and it looks as rtoriea by ths moat papular writers, and culating medium; that such coutiosanco S'rn entertains sketches fa great variety. though both IiauMs would adopt a reso­ manhood as he had previously done on expote* our financial system to acrioua lution to the eSect that ettdi Irgtslat ion awifi mair*-1- *— —*—* ------- * that which rreorda tho barrio deeds of the peril, in tho future ; and, beuoe, that these the President and, Secretary Sherman re- brief, ertop, notes should bo paid and retired as rapidly ■ country’* gallant defeedero. as joraible. without disturbance to the New yearly subacribcra who s;t.-l bri'ure The fint mouth ot th« present rereicn money market. Bera the Preaidcat to will xmount to very little. That to clrorly January 1 can hare th: first four numbers entirely right. A government currency, The leading Democratic paper in the iamwd by'the government aad redeemed shown by ibe Bow mouaue of the Dea»o of the present volume without extra charge, ot sixteen numbers in all for the regular cretie eommittcemeu. It is probably their nation, tha Now York Wokf, speakiag ol or repudiated by it, thus making its treas­ policy cut to da mueh. They ent elreiJ price, 8300. Specimen copy 13 cents. the speeches made by Indent Hayes, ury virtually a bonk cf issue and submit­ to enter apoo buioest lest their hoi heed­ Booksrilerj and new. dealers will receive oaltotheqi “Suiot nontease.” Well, per­ ting to the arbitrary detrcc af legtolatiou ed cjtnpenioot shell prtcipiteti: some f«ul atrbscriptiuna an I supply apceltucn tv-pies the quwlinn of volume, to shown by al) blunders. I do not believe xay effort will on tbeae terms. haps it wxs. TLc President said that the expencneo to be a dangerous factor in soy Ncf'New aubacribcra who want the four bo mxdo to perfect say appropriation bilto preservation*cf th* Union involved natton- financial sjatetn. Ware January. No party before the extra numbers ehonld be sure to sen ! be­ tlity, liberty, equal rights and adf govern The Prevalent also believe* in making adveot of the confederate Brigadier* waa fore January 1. meat Thto, from the Democratic atand- provision for the payment of the public ao afraid of its own abadow as tho Demo­ debt., To thto end he recutnmeuda that tfa poiat, to doobdcro “fluent honsenae. 'Th. extoting laws b* maiotaibed which provide cratic party in Coogrere now to. It m remarked by politlail observer! Praridoot raid that the General Govern­ for a sinking fund that will within .a here that Tilden received another severe ment has ample power to mriatain its au­ specified tins bo auffider.t to liqui-latc the, blow ia Philadelphia tho other day, when Uh first edition cf 103,000 will not supply thority aad enforce tu law.. This must whole debt. The true-theory, when con­ the primaries were ail carried by the the demand One cau>c uf the recent tnbe "fluent ocrou-nse" fa the estimation ol tracting a debt ia to pay it as soon m pos­ anti-Basdall Democrats. Woll iafor-ieJ rraasc io circulation, by jrhkb otre hun­ sible : and the mienincry of a sinking fund the Suto right Democratic journal The to a most admirable ronttirxica for thto PcnuaylvaniaM assent that the Raadall- dred thousand November uombaro Tilder. element will be bcatca in the State I Proaident arid that “all tbo inhabitants ol pnipcoe. Thto to a good theory for tnuni- Convection, and that next year Randall sold fa two weeks, to nnd.altecly due to the crowing InteteM fa the two r-.iuls, the country sbauld be froo aad acrordod ripslitica ao-1 statro,’ and the President Henry Jam-*, Jr-'s “Confide'. -■ " wbtc^ equal political rights." Of course every thinks it just as gaud far the United moentia fights here are furnishing us a to one uf l.ia mtat iascfa.Usife charncUr State*. great, deal of oomfort now. Bourbon journal will denounce irach an studies, ami Grorgo W. Cable's novel v! We especially commend what lite Pre* I hear only one name prominently New Otlmc* life, ■Thu XJrandusiuics." idex as “8000: nooseuw." identify, iu regard to the question of mentioned for Cliairman of the Republi­ Mormon polygamy ia Utah. -Coogrcro in can Xatio<ul Committee, that of William Thto latter, begun tu Ntsrcuibcr, will be It is the Sime Evorywhore. 1862 parted’a law wbub male polygamy a E. Chandler. If he leads the Committ.^- the leadiag serial stcry U the yaar Mr. Three yean ago the people of indianap- crime; and yet that law. for the want ol olto aroro with wrath and determination to sufficient m-.-ana fi r its vigorous execution, O put down a democratic ring wh^h had m utterly fayed to atigi the rommlaaiou of the cff<n-» Thia fact has kan obvious plundered.that. city. In .pit* of outrage­ for y cam, without anything bring dsoc by ous gttrryuundering by a Democratic X\n>gre«i to .give effect to tbc tow. The council, the Republican eity ticket in all Trestdent proposes that the iribabiuntaxf departments was elected The result to the torttanrs wto are- guilty o! that the city indebtedness to redaeed over polygamy rhall be drisn^l frum all rights ot citixcaahlp io the territory. Utah 8100,000; tho annual expenditures are has already tuffickut jx-pdattett to become brought down in a still greater ratio, being, j jt state ; yet it kbvubi not be admitted into leas than 8450,000 per annum, including the Union until tbto quMfea t-f polyg*my' inleraat on the debt; and the tax levy to to thoroughly di.pored of by Federal authority. Onre io tbo Union, the protreduced u 73 oenu on 8100, being tower too would be absolutely remitted to iu own rating japer iy lit than at any time .inee the rebellion. authority . and there to no doubt that i Everywhere th: Republican., are called polygamy would be le^alix:-! an! perpsra- in the I^dy a Book last jear wen unlver and the Fuels. ' sal favor. The new story opfes with Albany'' to critical! | npea to govern, fa the ex tremity of dtotres* aud, siaec Mormons would form the ma­ greauintertat, and promisee to be one of of eighteen page., jority of the people. Any phalge* in ad­ from cot federate thieving, . three c'r.iring*. aad vance to the contrary, x» n condition of this popular anther a best works. - There to a eiever aatrical picture of tho AmaThe Chandler Memorial Resolution*. admiaaion, would be very -j c-slilr broken. tear s Cut trail, injjXich the tracks of an Tho true policy to to blot out the evil boAt a recent meeting of tho Republican fore making Utah a tnbmber cl the Union. old house cat are being closely invcaligat State Central Comtaiuee the follo'wing1 and earacatly to it tn be hoped that Coo­ ed by a city fee, arrayed in gorgeous cce- Eugene Schuyler, will l-e/in in tbs 1 Ibe tlltMiretio-.v !.. MemeriaI ' R^clntious\in .the death-of' groaa will at ooec take cE.iert steps U> tumefor busting There ia a colored ary number. pattern, full page, foy a glove box, in first of thia splendid aeti.a nf lit*' Ho*. Zach triah Chandler, presented by. thto end. Wo say amen m.*i heartily lo what the addition to patterns for toilet and fancy Papers ar: now atobst cvut(.k-<cd, anHow.. W. S. George of the Lonaittg, eitatlo reprodus-tiaus uf f.ut..-a» Be articles, numerous and varied. The re ­ 1 President rcrutumend. in regud to eivil A<y>«i6ZicnH wer* unanimously adopted: aervico reform, nod also agree with him in cipes are fur a sick roam," ami offer many paitttitigi, cut cu the weed bj AmRctolrcd, That the membera of ibei the opinion that the management of our appeiiring dishes for invaltda. In addi­ engravers, who to-f proocuu- rd ly Zoad-.., Sul»r-iir^ Rtt :- - “the ben ■ tion to Cbtistton Reid ’ s novel, “ Itoelrn ’ s BepuMieau State Central Cotatnittee of! Indian affair, had better be loft with the r c. Michigan do now put on record their sor­ • Interior Department of the Government Fortune," there aro coatributiuoa from world." 8u!4, atwl subscript The •■Roaebud by book-aeUe* and ter.-dra’ers, at I row at tha euddeo death of Hon. The whole tnersege to eminently creditable many popular writers. Zachariah Chandler, oar Chairman, abai to iu author. When tbo hrat of party Gardea ot Girls" to continued, and a tunChairman cf the National Cdmmittae, and strife shall hare paiocd away and the ad­ mary given of previous chapters, fir new of Proof Impreramt" ef the beat rtig Senator cf the United States far the stalei ministration of President Ilayro alia!) bo- subecribcn We kill furotoh the Ban- •fag* from tbc tag-t* vf bcailt-MW and NtcnoLa* (aiitivo Ijptit; I' > l.o'tt)) of M ichigan. eomo a.matter of htot-.ry, it will take rank nek aad Godey'a Lady's Bock far one 1. We cril upon the young men of thai among the -best of the country. The year at tbo low price of 83.00 an applies- be ready aUttt Hee. Jet, Prire 8)0 nauon to study hto example 0! honesty,, grumblers will tlico he jlead. integrity, energy, industry, frugality, and The Laming R'^fiblie’n .ay. : — punfea2. The city of Detroit, tho stale off Tho latest but not the least Republican For January opens with the firal part of Michigan, and th* United State* of Amer­ eandidslo for goieravr to David H. Je­ a brilliant novelette frum tha French of eign literature i« lb be pages monthly, and tbc ica, all owo Mr. Chandler a debt that can rome of Saginaw city. Ho to presented Victor Chetbuliex. entitled “A Stroke ef uover be paid, for hto peraonal illustrationi by the Eu* Saginaw Herald and rlroogly Diplomacy." Tbo rooeluion of the story thaarar 1880. Atnrvi of what one may do in promoting enter­■ supported by the Farwell Resistor, Oge- will be given in tbo February number New York.- -IltM.aj. prises, progrtM, public integrity, and ai maw Herald,'an-1 Ctors CoWlty Pre**. It to tbo purpose of tbo proprietors, we palnotto sj-trit which know. 00 such thing aro tu/brmed, to give a cuecemion nf nor. Geikie, bcrvtnfore ptrolish -il at 86 00, aa tail—in abort, leading the people in tbo electee, running from two or three num juat brought cut iu a bauds s.dum..-, g-> right path. and areepublo aervirea of E. G. D. Bol- hero, in preference to the customary J,.Bg typo and han4s.cat.-ly b-mn I, l .r tlie pn X The mambera of thto committee, asaeerctary ef state, Wm.-B McCrc.-r/ ta aerials ef the magazines. “A Stroke of uf 50 amts, by the Aamicaa lUjk E aapeeially in tba recent troublaaome cam­ Stats Treasurer, John T. Rich u» apetker Diplomacy" to brilliant and unique, aa change, New York. A fine clnwii, wjpaign against “fiat" money, found Mr. of the Hcuro , I'. B. Stoekiiridge, T. may wall be expected of anything front margins, half R-iit-a bind •> - dll tup. Chandler eourteoua and attentive, seeking W. Palmer, and Charite T. Gotham a* the yen of Victor Clterbulies, Anarti-to their adrlco in all important measure*, and State BcnaUre, all of whom are nastel fur on tbo “Letters of Charles Dickeua." Ju»t Volume three of tho “Library of 1’niaplamiog bto view* and plans properly to governor /but they tray oat ae well ro- publiahed. with copious extraeta, to atni them; aad while weeaanot hope to fin oember the facia in Mr. Jerome's bto neatly readable. A collection of rtraega vena! Knowledge," recently i -t l, c-n botWKt bto vacant chair, wo can lean: from hto lory. Born al Detroit in 1821*. educated legend- from the folk-lore of all land, tai ms HGl p«;n, covering t- [ the words Bin sod Csie'rptUaA Tho pub many victoria* over mighty foes bow to pertaining to tha myth of Cinderella to a win a pdiueal campaign. at 24 yeara of age ba went u California capital paper from tho pen of W. K. S. ttoben announce that it Lae already reach­ ed a tale <T nearly IG.tW.l copies. Araotl. 4. Wa pledge ouraalvsa to take up the and locale.! a valuable mining elaituyOM ean Book Erehaugc, New York old Bepabiian bepnar where it dropped year later bo settled at Saginaw an(f en­ from tho dying grasp of our leader, and gaged In general merchandise. He raised eraiure'to tbo title ofa curious paper which ‘•Tbo Acme Library "cf - Hisi.iry," at males it the businem of our political lives aad organised the 234 rc^iatyu* <T Mich- traces tho various forma of dining, as U- announced by the Amrti.-att Ik- '. Er ao to erder the affair* of thto nation, aa he gan inliaty in only three week# fur ser­ la.traled in social and modern literature. change, New York. i» initiated by a expressed it, that every law-abiding man vice in the war of the rebellion. He was ••What to Religion V fornt the topio of a handy and handaoure edition of •‘>(illmat> * “may sfart from, tbo Canada border* and Sato Senator for six yeara (ISOLtiB), and cost < lo>|ucat and ouggeaurc paper, mt travel to the Gulf al Mexico, making for all that period vu chairman u! the which believers aad skepdes alike would black Republican speeches wherever be committee on Stats affairs, wheat be shap­ find profoundly interesting. There to a pleases, votlaji the black Republican ed many mcatures of vital importance, paper on "Matthew Arnold on Portly," ticket wherever ho grins a raaidence, and treating all bills according tu their merits and “Mr. Irving's Shylock"'; aad the do it with exactly the same safety that a and reding ever to “log-roll." Ha waa a editor has for bto lopiea the "Proposed rebel ran travel through the north, stop­ member of lite ounatitauoual otmtnusioo Federation of tho Bnttoh Empire." •■Tbs ping Wherever ho has a mind to, and ran- of 1873, and Im been truaten of the Michigan military academy, and President of the Saginaw Valley A SL Louis ratito being toracd by the A tneria road and Saginaw atreet railroad. He Exchange, New York. has acquired a handsome furtaeo by en­ The unabridged 11.00 edition terprise and iutegrity. Politically he it a deo'a Concordance, toaie titna a stalwart of bold type. George N. Dtwey, of the Eaatiofft Ban­ ks*, nya: A three weeks' aeoaioa, or That long reoam will probably bo the more, of Uongrva*, of whlob there to a proepect, beginning on Monday next, will ablest act uf this Congress. bo a “natiuori boon- '-^/ucLaon Ci/urat. Mr. Singletoc'a voice to still far politi­ least sutaen pegro more than fa average Not much, Bro. Betas. The Baxne* cs! war. Ho to quite likely to gat all bo numbers heretofore, to-printed on new does not cunaider the “.eaeieu" of tho pres wants, and a good deal more. and larger type, and beet of mil, coutaina Colored people from North Carolina the two opening chapters cf Tbs, Undis­ wks: we did say, aad wo eould coutiauo lo arrive in. Indiana in deslitula covered Country, Mr. Howell's new ser­ ial xtory, which will run through half the Ure added, that the "bpon” would be a Kor more. The charm and hnmar of ’^Lafay" universally apprecuiad, if, in­ Lady of the Aroostook aro fa . three Senator Jnoaa, of Nevada, to to give stead cl three weeks, the recna could be Coegrcaa and ths world tbc benefit of bto chapters, and lbs story h one of remark­ able promise. Dr. Hol mat, whose anveonntilMaroh 4th, 1881. v kwa on finance after holidays. ttorii birfaday has jtul been celebrated The Republicans of St. Augustins, - It ires twenty years ago, Ute 9ih Florida, hare recently elected a Mayor of this mouth aiaee John Brown and a majority of the Board of Aldermen. bung, in Charleston, Virgiato, The Aati-TiMen Democrat has borome aoddanly quiet and thoughtful Tbo ■mail of rooting crow to what dtp ram at TU booM has pasecd the F.urioo bill, which appropriaic- 832.404,GW, an inwees I of more than throe miliiou over J "•yi -I I —— I -I ..J REAL ESTATE. SALE AND TO RENT. Itohed mootMhr «T its kind. Il has 23 every interest of homefe2”'r,‘:rsj Modesty forbids u» to .prok of our own paper as hantfoomdy as wo 0CgI1l Of ct,ur*e you will want j; n,.xl Jaari tBd Sale; pna*80p0. Apply at Knappen's Law Office. B«e near Hate A D*rtley'. MID. oe rent Apply at • ANOTHER CHANCE. Having bought out my partner in the Gro­ cery trade and having assumed entire control of the same, and knowing that people will trade where they can buy the cheapest. I have examined prices on my entire stock and have marked down. Let me give you a fen­ prices. . roe Knappen's Law Office. - We rcrommend tho aperial attention of tbo puMieto the Michioax Almanac, puMtolnd by tho Pret * Tribune Cu., al De roiL Asa statiiticai register it is equall­ ed in value only by the TnLttr Almanac and to Michigan men to non more valuable than that publication. It only coats 15 cents. Buy it Everybody. . Valencia lUtoina from 14 to 11 c per lbFro»h Lsvcr Fig* from 35 to 22 per lb. Package Coffre, r.catr-3 from 2a to 25 per lb. Finest Syrup in the market, ftren 80 to 60 per gal. Tobacco, if you will ehew the stuff From 5« to 43 and from G« to-50 p-rlb. Choree I am -dlingat 10 and 12* fx-r lb. I am getting rousted Coffees in small lots and fresh roasted and keep in covered bbls, and will warrant the flavor. 1 grind Coffee and will toon have-the finest mill in the City. I buy all kinds of dried fruit, butter and eggs, and would like a few hundred bushels of Beans. I keep common and rocksalt by the bbL Will sell sugar, crackers, &c. at whole­ sale and nt small 'profits, my expenses are light. I live economically, nt home, attend strictly to business and can give my custo­ mers the benefit. *• Knappen’s Law Office, W. II. SCHAETZ. ORGANS. I bate in Mrfan-ls far s*.'e threw rir; One door east of the Post Office* Knappen’s Law Office. P. &—He&dqu&rters for One Gandies Candy Toys, £c., /Ur Holidays. THE WORLD FOR 1880 ■ A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. all* w'wd4! cfw.aM sut»ll«.e« h>i Mrs. Dv. Flowers, g mro(thto) Wednesda Mbbro HaD, to todire e'nloek. SabjreaHm Ur cratons Ufa. 0H1MYRO BACK!” Freak Holbrook, f and BOV ef Muskegon Pmarir.. New Jersey •reaer.Orvvei. l-t-B-t Eh.L-.itwi;XraaMtY hr Ihwj A SPECIAL OFFER Mr.Ctaney.rf Ch teKMing rmnyMT rf ^a, m ,!)«. Hri AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, BOBS, "i .t-M.n- HUNT’SSS REMEDY...... Suam Engines, the Side Catting Maley Saw Hill. ic.. tfc,. I f«.‘l_3%ankf.tl far pa>: Furore and .Patronage ami afatU ttidaaror ito.pive entire Subfaetinn t., >11 wh-aaur favor me with a Cid!. THE SUN FOR t8BO. 1880. THEONLYMEDICINE Increased ■ IlWrslI, fc, mfis-.: In 8ixo. YOUNG people: Vot. 53. Elegantly Illustrated. — Dr. Thrown gjvao h Bed Ribbon Hall, thi review of the Sehooto Jhst Acts at the Same Timo on THE UVER, * THE BOWELS. / vJ-- and the KIDNifr6. FAMILY; w __ TERRIBLE SUiTERINQ. "t« KIDNEY-WORT Ceil end leave Chatha L Young a nridt-ai of this city «d, di.-d at the n aida BENSONS CAPCINE CAPCINE “Leavoi from the Diary of an Old Law­ yer : luUmperanre tho litul Source if Crime," which to deeeribed a> a story that will compare with ibe famous “Diasy of a Physician," and as a temp-crane, plea with "Teo Nights in a Bar Bourn,' ’to »ovn to be toa tad by Atncr.can Book Exchange ire to deal u liberally with our we poeubly can, and to put hank Hie beat eewapepcr litera------------------------- — .. .... .. ..4 very lowtst nbuintbfa prion ihunjhtfulloeea aad humor. The Booao- To thto vttd we have nradr rack fortunate sa Fanns of tbo West describe* the vast errangeo-etita as enable ua to offer tho BaN~’■*----------------------------------------------------NEK Ibe Amvnomi Hural Home, and HouaahoM. all three throughout IbdU, pewtpeid, for only 82.75. Rader thto remarkable offrr your krai paper, a firs:riser. Agrieskural and Fam­ ily Weekly, and a popular Duuiretie Mur. thly, cm be bad for 81.35 faw than tlwir - ---------------—............. -, aggregete luwaat peioe Iu fact we giro Moauuia, by ' Cbartoe I tbs f&uveht.-ld one yasr, and 23 e mt. boRfabard Groot White tridae, lo every coo who .uk.-r>b« tut our of Hngttoh I-tk. efa j paper mJ the ifara! Horos M the loU-ut 81-25 ew* 8»yMr. Sogwf •» *• BOto nt TH» BakwB p. W. Ntokern wil Club ncxtSebbath af I .O.U ‘ lime. ' . HA IK. STUCCO, OEMBXT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS. ' PLOWS, D RA GS CTLTJVATOM. fOtBUtSHOYM. FLOWS. LKFT HAXD FLO WU. Reaper ajid Mowers. I A. L �County Correspondence. the Groe control >ple will pest, lock and ou a few mull lots red bbls, il Coffee md eggs, IsIicIr of lit by the it wholenses are p, attend iy custo- NTZ. •si Office* for Holidays. TOR ! UMP I May PRESENTS dTBUUCOll Having had 18 years experience in the Grocery and Crockery Business, we do not have to pay for our Goods. It costs us nothing to live. Why can’t we compete with those having no experience and sharp Drummers to deal with? • *- WHITE »»'> FOOT SHUTS Cott^y. yjla Cufft. N eokties. Suspenders, ■ffS-TtRSSS Silk sad Linen Handkerchiefs, Tu tbo people uf Birry Co Always r«u>«n.b.r tUt when you .re in Usering, that tbe Ust pUre to grt a good squanmeai lur 25vt., t. u iL. Scwtou H«me. 27,r __ C. Cuuvxa, Prep'r Mid, Slick spi hog Jkiji ty.ty, LOOK AT THIS LIST OF PRICES. Sufar. at retail at Wholesale Fricc. Syrup the same for 50 others asks 60. Tobacco, everybody says we can beat the State Valencia Basins up to 10 cents to compateCuffee we roasbour own Baity. Gloves and Mittens ice are closing out at near cost. Chewing Tobaccos, UH 2111 VIOLINS. GUITARS, ACCORDEONS. MOUTH ORGANS. FITES AND FLAGEOLETS. Instruction Books I Vases 75 Different StyL R<|1* Imp. A C M A Toys Toy Hal. a Toy Knt'ca and Ft .'up* and Bauecn. Violin Strings CLEAN SHAVE 1000 other things to numerous to mention. Headed by old Black Tom 'the Fiddler with his Quad, rille trance. X0WB&3 8VD TOOLS. gu*r*a:.'inx a*tuf*.-tiuo to er.ry <>ue. Rwj-ettaUy, John J3essmer ” j i t» has troubled him so much for tbe l*»t the manuf.<t-J>e of electric e'oeka, and । Weaanter. SO three yearn, dyspepsia; sod be ia able eoon requisite maebioeey will bo pul in |[ Tbarslar. It to atund to burisrea only a portion of tbe their place uf bnainew, and they will tua' • . FriSer. 17 ufaeturc Gariy. Suet— attend them ■' i SeraWar, their enlerpruc. 1 Sentar. We learn that two men bad their hips l] 1 eerioualy apraioed by fallin- at .the Depot H ■ 1 a- s on Monday aAirruooa. Ooe was a resi­ dent of the Township of Jobaatcn, and the other of the Beared ward lo thto etly. hare a bigger stock cf cabinet ware than We did not lean their ramen. ww ever before io Barry county. Fact They bare picture fnmes and Dr. Fkiwere gjvca hto aecnnd lecture at No. 1. brackets by ibe r-.-rd, end so cheap, thu Red Ribboo Hall, thto’ eve. Subject a review of tho Scbooto of Medicine, eauae fur about one dollar, they will give a mao ciedit by both lesehera sod acbolarB. For Friday the followiog programme and cure of dtreaae SeaU free, collation al mol. all be can carry. That is eluant a fact Marble topprd tables cheaper»'than will be followed in the High School. Ukeo. Ixetures continued oo Thursday In th- moraing, from 9.10 to 9-50, afternoon, aod evening, and oo Friday and no all wood ooe arid be bought for a rcfuiar recitations in Arilbmeric and Satnrlay evening*. Sa circulars. ynn forget it. Bed springs, the bant ever Gouswtry. 9 50 to 10.30, ao oral examTha attention of oar rrndera to callad-tn io ibis market sod 25 yer en>L cheaper. iaation in Zoology. 10 30 to 11.16. an the advertisement on oar first page, of Do you bear T AH right, bear il io mied ora) exataiuatioo in Xompcmttoo, 11.15 Jfra/Wyand Wreh/y for IBHO Bedsteads, bureaus, sod, and—what iu to 13.00, on oral examination is Camar's llarpcre publicntione are among the very Gallic War. . best in the country and should have a Americau Flag never Husted over inch a Io |be afternoon the time from 1.15 to wide rireulatiou. We famish them to grand slock ot goods as that d tbe Bea­ to 3 00 will be given to au oral examiuasubscriber, to Tnu Bakmdi at very low mer Bron..'and Cheap, dmt ks oo word fur li.m in Astronomy; there will be on oral earata. .Call sod leave your orders. it. Bhvgbur! SlsngbLr ! I Stoughter! 11 amioatioo io Chetn-atry from 2.00 to 3.45, Charles I.. Youngs, a young man, Jong If you want mure r«da in our line ibsn to U lollowvd by a abort aria of riwtora resident of this city Snd highly respect­ ... ever sold for the rams amount of msaed, died « tbe residence of hto mother in­ oy, call betwao now anti Chriatma* K e law, Mre. M T. Wheeler,' in tbo Second mean just wbat we my, and say just wkat Ward. Saturday morning. Ou Sunday he was burtod in Riverside Cemetery. Hto funeral wm cne of the Urgal aver held in the city, end was conducted by H atiltp Tbs Ladies Society oonoected with Em Lodge, No.S2.pF. A A. M. iaou.1 Church wiU give, co Thursday af A doeotkn visit and Oyrter Supper moon of this weak, their annual oyster for th. benefit of Rev J. J McAUmter, pater of the M. E. Cbareh, at Irving, will bo held at the remdenee of WHliam 8 Chidaeter, in die township of Rutland, on mid rtfrw^isg, for the rata of twenty-fire Friday evening the 19th inat. Supper 75 cents. Supper will be served from 5 ocoia per coepio. Th. public to invited to o'clock p>m. until m Ims on hour as tbo rrspottd libenllv, and aid a worthy and poblio may wish to be served. A table ot effieirut wi.rki-r io the Church. fkney articles prepared by stveta! el*aeoa of A Mr. peeves, who Evev just east ef tbo Bunday Scbmd will b. oo exhibit and the city, h the township ef lla.tinga, was al) persona desirous of poreh.siux a ntco badly injured by a falling tree striking Chtietmsa prea- M lev their friends are him on the bead oo Fr d j la. t T- e ff^b on the mde of hi. fMW ■- letiblj cut. aad tbe cbak boo. btokeo. Thpe'ietrt wa« auettdrl by Dr. W- E­ Upjohn and ia as cots furtable a cotild be ex proted under tbe cirenmstrarea x a a n S 2 3 -Tl; IUSMI s sss-Jrtn i~ s ~ n ' I. 63. gantly itratod. > i I, £e., Ac.. C OUIDK Egg T ENTS, Orecgyriile. Duo. IS. IB7S. Mb. Kuhrox —By dm., of aevera! </ our ritmua, I write you a .hot artide, hoping it any find iu the eo|_ umo. uf your truly good paper On Pri-’ day evening of hut wwh, a donation wan UM* ij. 1, ,k,. ,1Sm, u benefit of Rev. J. Merrifield, our much loved Uuivtraalia'. Paow. For sevoOl daya prior to the dooaiMB, eicrythiog gave great U shall U the object si (Ms organisaHotatao Of a very .uoodance, but a to promote ths principles of total ab•swpls of daya preriuna to that of Us oc­ suocaoe from all intoxicating drinks as a to frecse, and by beverage, sad lo aid io all ways each tneaa urns so may seem boot toward eSsotiag the ‘’■“pUl. rapprsmten of the u.fie 1 “facially. were they ao bad m to be to our eounty and io tbe Stalo, and also almoet im,—able. The wrrica uf >l)or to use all our influence towarfo tbe dimes own Mr. Brooks, and of Frank, aad Mia Hallie, noQ »nd dae-bler uf Mr. B., and Mr. Bert. JValker to play the eoreet. bad been secured to udt music for tbe ocoaaioo, which lh-y did tn the. utmost ea'islactioo of every eon present ; and the UKBmitteaa take thto occasion to r.turo to •hem their must hmrty thanks fur their kinds art positively injuries' at all tia oarricoe. Tbe party was tbe most pleasant “Ba not deceived’- by lager beer, wine of anything of the kind that has been held Ude r, or any oilier foddlejaire. hero for years. Had tbo roads been ia gvod OMsditiuo, the amount donated, | iliary lore! union, who will also bo rS. would here been mreo than double what it I Entered at the Fost Office­ deal of aid local uuioo. Thea officera Bastings. Mich., as Second- was, but the ram ot thirty-fire dollar i shell conuitute au executive board, te at­ after all expenses he) been defrayed, was class Matter.____________ the amount to he banded to our worthy tend to the general interests ot the orgeat nation. A majority uf the exeratire board Wheat, ainee our last issue, has been peMor, or rather, which was handed to hits yesterday, as he was ont iu attendance shall coortituto a quorum for tho treasae11.25 each day. at the pary Trery participant was muoh Mr. Scgur will Sod his loot bcok' and pleased that eTeryihtDg went off so niody. Mr. Tbeudure M. Gage, soa-io-law of The dntia of tbo Board of Ofioera shall Mr. N. Cook of Prairierille, was buried st Prairierille, yesterday, from (be Brown's be each aa are cotnmuo . to each uficera. School-bouM. Sernaun by Her. J. Merri­ Ti e Curre»f«odiog Secretary .bril, is ad­ field. which wu ooe of the moat beautiful. dition to conducting tbe eorreapondaoce ef as well as logical, that we crer listened tc. the Uaioe, give at each annual moatiag of Mr. Gage died at Grand Rspidy, where be the District L'niou a summarised rnport of Tbe Marshall Statmnan cumpliment* went several week* ego to recrive trrel- tho condition of tbo work of tbo County. fold. Creek as follow. ; — -Why seed The Treasurer shall oolloot asd hasp aa ■iariooaries lo China, when there ia sub aad one child uf foar yearn of ag«. Ila accante account of all fund* due, and John Beamer tails tbe public, ia thia waa a kind husband aad parent, aad his give a full aceonat of tbe mom al tbo She shall Bawau, all about the many nice thing* ktas is deeply fell by relatives pad friend*. annua! meeting of tbs Union. Not wishing to encroach farther upon make paym.au only on ordsre signed by he baa fvr sale, cheap. Read his advertha Pnuidaat rad Recording Secretary. year good nature or ifxco, will done. Il shall be ibe duly ofaacb Vico President Yours with tbe bat of wishes, Both. Indianapolis will present her daima to to make a full report of the atate of the ibe Republican National Committee as a work iu her own Union, at each annua) suitable place for holding the Couredtioo, eteetisg of tho County Board. aud aho ought to succeed. time pieces, ia that vl End. Sweet's Wo are requested to alate that ibe Electric clock. For years he ha. been social adrenued for this evtniog to bo modoliog and remodeling, till at last be 1 gireo by ths W. C. T. U., ia postponed ha* succeeded in constructing a perfect'; Fifty-eight thvuaaad ■Republican major­ until Wednesday crewing, December 31st, dock, which ia run by dortricity. Ha 1 ity is the mooumtnt erected orcr tbe baa in his rvom ore* Dr. L'pjoho'a <4&ce remain' of the Democratic party in Penn­ oo Bute Street, two dock, reo by oaie sylvania. Aud General Haaiock aits ia residence of Rar. W. 8. Wilkinson, for his battnry. He bu ooeenoaMd.ia a beanti- < its shadow and weeps al the thought of benefit, on Friday Eve., Dec.^jXh. A fol black walnut owe a..me eix feet long. I' cordial invitation is extended to all of hi* which bo dcoomin.tea the' primary, aod,. ‘and the local Vies Preaadenu, shall, by what might hare ban were it not there. from which, fourteen otbere can be ruo as ’virtue of thgjr ufficj, be members of the Mrs. Dr. Flowers, gives her first lec­ seooodsries. Thia primary is, we believe. .1 1annas) meeting. The order of baatkeas ehall bo the same ture (thto) Wednesday afternoon ol Red a regulator, and has but ll-ree wheels, Ribbon Hall, to ladies, commencing al 2 while tbe eecuuduriea bare but two wbrels 1so that adopted by the Blate Coion for its o'dnek. Subject Health of Womao. See each. One tan imagine tbe superiority of 'annual meetiogs. Thta Constitution may be amended by theoe over ordinary deck*, aa tor inaunee, Frank Holbrook, formerly of this city State butldioge, Ctxlsgte. Ac., where Sen-ral imajority vole uf the member* at soy an ducks are drelred. tho aeomdaria bring tottal meeting, notice uf ibe same havini and now of Muskegon. sod Ida Po| pie of all kept running by tbe battery frua tbe 1been gi'«a «■ a preriutu annua! acasiuo. Passaic, New Jersey, were united io marriage at the residence of the bride's be no deviation of lime io any ot tbe whole number. -The coot of material to Mr. Clteccy, of Charlotte, and bls in­ ran fifteen clocks for one year, will not teresting company of young Aniau, win . Xe-ed one duller; and there io do appear at tfnion Hall on Thursday sad winding up, m>r ruuslog down, Bur step­ 'll '”a7~ 7" Oaas* Friday c'eeir^w/ this wm\. This sim­ ping. Tbe ata* of threr docks are Ires ple annuuncemcat will ensure a full bouse. than that of coalmen cam. and many limre ». m. Huh. D. R. Cook hu bon suffering ■fi considerable of lata from tbe^iiseaa whteh juhn is siscciated with Mr. Sweet o HFAXA.NGKW PORTLAND- CUTTER MMtt'i Pint Enter lltels::!' LADIES’ CLOAZS *80 DOLMANS From $2.00 to $20.00. DRESS GOODS AND TI1IM1UNGS eiMI ■*'«'”laW4a»neySSSStsvra.4 OS- AGENTS READ THIS! Of every Style and 1'rice JAMESTOWN ALPACAS I «,s»iu«mll'lUi Craatr <« wborn »■ CASH FOR LOGS. ThelJest Goods made how is the time to buy your nVnier Goods and buy thorn Cheap ■ ‘ . JUL LUS RUSSELL. December 1st. 1H70-rsaj-ew Heart Tr.aUe. ; and a greet variety ol Ch sonic Dtax*»M, with evidence that A.T Bentley Bros. A Wilkins. in nriiat ooh* lb«o>t dis—a are curat le. Resd I Road! Read ! The BuK extensive and tbe Ixrgal gnxwry boons in the United Reales—H. K. * F. B. Thurber A On.. Wot Be-ndway, oorner of Baade St.. New Yudr. io our siabtre Glia’ Liniment Iodide Ammonia givoa the boat rural... Ust I wo used it were annoyed and truul.'-ed We prononna it the *i«ei yaluabk rets edy that owners of borees cam oa. H. K. A F. B Tbvsbm A Co., Oroevra SoU by all dreggisu. Brad f-r nfelet DA OlLM. ’ 120 Wont Broadway, N Y. Trial 'ise 25 eeoui 3>-1* Sent foe ooe stamp. Address Jlcaaar Hill Pub. Co., I1-3C No. 129 E> »h «<»«*, N I Ofai»noi &E5I 5,0001-asr.swtfc Whutisi;? Ana.—Your Prescriptions and Knceipts. Wbat ir it mndo of ? Am.—Pure DRUGS only. How ia it tuade T Am.—With care and accuracy Where to gel it ? Am.—At Roberts & Hotchkiss. where yon will al witya fttrd a full and .dwl Stock of ' • \ j | jrv, 1^wreWA • ’ • ' v . j*** ****> ul ?- ‘•'a^Sk- Drugs aid Medicines, -“g— ON 30 DAYS TRIAL Our expenses are light and we sell goods in statue ratio. **tl1 auaaare » •.rr.-niww.m W- FINE CIGA-iS AND CONFECTIOl GENTS WANTED roa A1OIW ROBERTS & HOTCHI Nr. W. H. Bebenta has bought Mr. W. W. Kony's interest in the gre^ store Wj CLOTHING h—. Rufus Neeer, L B. Palmer. c.nb-lmwia Break., T. Birkett, Mrs. J. A. Ennis. J A» F». W“*- <>»-**• J. H Garrett, A- G Gardea, James Lyi», Ltrew Moun, Lewie Topping. A full line of. Im Ywtta, Beji �1 u I ' । । threat competition by a powerful combina­ tion of men, who, together, were well able to carry it cut. Tbe Net that ha baa ac­ quired large interests in Western roads cvnuertinj with tbe one left him by the old Ccmmodo’e leodi color to thia view. 1: may look odd enough for any 00c to give up eight per ocdl internal upon such an inreatment u he had and to parchaao stock of far leas value, but Vanderbilt is a Good adrioa and wood truth, only we far sighted man. sod his probable will wouldn't “thank" but rather condemn make a groat deal more meuey eventually by tbe operation than if be had beH ou to anybody who in this enfighuned age, Lis own stock and found a now trunk lioo carrying off all his western feeders into souther channel. Two new morulaj penny papers bare juai made their appearance. Starting a daily paper is quite an undertaking in these daya, and area with large capital behind them, disaster has overtaken mor. than one venture of the kind since the panic of 1973, notably In the cans of the ambil.cus aad really excellently conducted RrjnUic. The lUlal Card ia the title of one of the new candidate* for tbe &vor ot people who like cheap reading. The other, TWA, is conducted by the bright, iggreneire free lance, C. A. Byrne, who graduated as a reporter on tbo .Vase York Hmld, and apecial sensational Saturday contributor for the Sh/uiay Mercury and aulatoquontly and laoently edited tbe DrmvUic .Voaca. He b one of those men who are perpetually iu hot water, but cumea out of the troub'e all tbe fresher for it, and ho makes interesting reading. He knows just where to get hi* raw ma killed, H0M their death by (hair *»n reekleeeaeoe er by their dwregerrt aT the rale* .f Buyiag a pig ia a poke m gruerally the ndlnad eoapeaiee, w* adjl.l My lb»t ■ cocaidered unbeaioeae like and rather rash aad imprudent. It eemetimee tame out wviL Purcbaaers of sundries left unclaimed at our exprena eotapeniee' offices have oceaaioually aa opportunity ot trying their luck. Al a tale rwestly held, when no ooe was allowed lo examine tho goods oflersd and bid in tbe eompleteet ignorance of anything beyond the vutsido appeareuce of the packages, accic excellent bar­ gains were made. A bid of 13.40 for a plain pine box secured cutlery worth 150 for the happy buyer, aud ao it wont 00, all prixea and no blanks Few who bought anything had reason to feel that they had loot the very small some they put up. Some nnfortunalco, however, looked pretty blue and were well jibed when they opened neat liule boxes for which they had paid perhaps |5. and found tbe eontecta lo he sawdust. There seems to be some danger that we may lave a renewal of rampant Fenianism here Several prominent Irish agitator* are oe the way, and no doubt will strive like their predecessors to. raise oo little stir in tbe shape of public meetings and proresai in*. and a* much spare caah as the Bridgets and the males of their social stalua and specie* can cooveoicndy or iocouvMiendy diabursc. Tbe Irish peasant is a warm hearted creature, with a short memory fur injurlet, aad tbe diagraeeful inaause of the money formeriy so freely Xbseribrd hi* by thia time been utterly furgottrs. Some cf the more influential and wealthy beekers cf the invaders in Canada and emiasariaa tO the old country are not, on the other hand, very likely to were a few year* back among th* most active and generous partisan* of tlie cause, wl o now declare they will eel their faces against any pevoent attempt of a like nature. Fcnianum it played out with them Our Sandy Hook fishermen bare had a good view of what they unanimously de­ clare io be a real tea aerper.1, which waa ealmly coasting along thorn. It i* de­ scribed aa at leant three hundred leet long, with a.head a« large a> a bephead, bril­ liant eya aa large m ooup-platce. and a tail like that of a big eel- At laat aeoounta a flat ot Jetnoymen had rut out in vigotvoe pwrauii of the uuututl gacwt They did uoi cat eh it. (Joe of our ooloaoal furgtrt of rcapeelable family, with enticing oppartunitiea (of atealiog, which ho promptly availed him. oelf of, haa jut been perd-ned out ol Stete Prieoo. It m William C. Gilman, a nephew of Henry Wand Beecher, and i brolher-io-law to Rev. Dr. Hoajhtun, ll.t acton' chaplain in ordinary cf tbe Little Church Around the Corner, a very pious and generout pillar of that ebureb, who got “cent up ' a year or eu ago, amid tbo tcari of a weeping evert-room The judge, diatriet attorney, jurora, everybedy deluged their pocket handkerebiefa with briny cviJaneeo cf their aorrow tot the neremity of puniehing ao Ttty et limable and high-toned- a pen-m. Hu daughter died three weeks ago, aad bio heart broken wife, failing in her agvnixing appeals for mercy to Gov. Robinaoo, died a few daya ago. Then tho obduracy of the Execu Uve melted, aqd the eooviet. who had a •■aeft thing" in a clerical capacity during tho portion which be served of the term to which be had been aentenced, wan rvNaw Yo«, Doc. fith. 1570. Tbe incooveniencioe at b-agtoo no­ stable hare been fail by a acre ar leas respectable married country tscrahact by tha name of Blair. He, it appear*, formed the acquaintance cf two fascinat­ ing females oo a TJoeton boat, and with 000 of them bad some passages cf a very leader, not to say soft, nature. Moro and more infatuated, thia reepeetable mao made an appointment to eat hie Thanks­ giving dinner with his charmer She wu married, lo a large German, who somel-uw had p4 it b hia head that Blair carried a considerable onto of money on him. Tbe results of tho dinner were that Blair, who Lad ewallowed considerable beer and sausages with Teutonic voracity, poated off to the neamst police station, the Cman was poisAed. She says the at first was for tlu> German to sur­ prise Blsir with bis wife, and bulldou him into paying roundly for his iadiseretion. As. on dm oceasioa of his visit, be delayed tailing into that trap, a naw plan auggeted itnetf to tbo ingenious husbsnd. This was for the wifi* lo poison her nMuspoetiug guset, while be took up a strategic potitioo under the bed, and to shave the corpse, dress it in tbe mseoesl raAra aad deposit it in tbe eollar, 00 ns to giro tho tmpnaaion that some poor tramp had crawled in to die. The twee 000aa week in the preliminary inveetigatioo, aud the prisoners hare been ooutmUsd tor trim) The accnser, who ocoordipg SELLERS' A CURE COUGH OR NO PAY. SYRUP ! 60 Years Before the Public. Si; ^.aswaisst-Mi-3* et •:r< >11 »k» wit «,,».'clwk i. is. let.reMn la a*M aetate PHYSICIANS, CLERGYME3 AX3 THE AFFLICTED EVEBYUi. THE GREATEST H3MC.‘.L TRIUMPH OF T,,f5 J&E ■ S.I.W.SJUfOSl.k.l. TUTTS’ PILLS TUTT’S PILLS TUTT'S PIUS TUTT’S FILLS ware a. l>. io*. tiEVLssn (ike IM daerfbavisai TUTT’S PIUS I ik. ■ UXLl-tSl'tS E WHITE Sewing Machine TUTT’S PILLS fl* late H-un*. k*a ■ »-uH.s«r.*f TUTT'S PILIS TUTTS FILLS TUTT'S PILLS Utrnalti it Afttaratct, UtpanOM it Sittfidty. Utstrfaard it Cotsinrdiot, Utfrcctdedcd it fitpdanty. XW IMiprM in. th Brml Ctor PROF. II '8EMINaL“pAST WASHINGTON , A Lady's With. “Oh, bow I do wish my Ain was aa ar and soft as roar#,'' eaid lady tu r friend. “You can easily mfie it ao.' using Hop* Bitters, 'blood and Uodming BOOKS .'.'MIL.'. IGi* I *lk .t tee WOMAN MARRIAGE mnc stwim nicmui co. Michigan Central Railroad. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Li„ EAST AND WEST TO AND FIHf.M GRAND RPIDS AND D.TRQIT SARSAPARILLA wu amm. nsmi. CatarrH Tbo Seventh Regiment Fair proved Of Ton Yom* Dunrlion. The Din* ouch a grand eucceaa that tho gallant militiamen determined to keep 11 open a charges Thick, Bloody, end of Foul week longer The Treasury ban been Odor. Sentes of Smell end Tula filled to an extent far beyond anything Wholly Cone.’ EiUelyCmdby tnppoeed to be at all probable. Tbe exact “r--” or even an approximation to Jhetn SUFORD'S RADICAL CURE. bare been calbfully withheld. TXere ia strong rivalry between several of tbe corn panics. The member* of each have attained every nerve to eotablii^ and maintain a prominence in transient popu­ larity and lo secure the largoat contribotiona. In order to avoid giving kbu lo their competitors for the ehekela brought along by the extremely fashionable throng of sight-ever*, the utmost secreay baa been observed. Tbe total most have mounted up to something immenK. Probably there never waa a fair so thoroughly thronged by the beet people, quite solvent and warmed into liberality, partly from the necoarity, or al least tendency of well-to-do people being in the fashion, and partly be­ came the actual service of tbo regiment have been eery generally thought to de­ SAIFOBD’S RADICAL CORE serve ruth practical recognition Radix. Canada Southern Railway OPIUM WANTEDL West Meriden, Conn., 8EBeSB®£S»3aF nt carnal Mbs uf Ram •ofui Line *. res*^mfyks^| I 1*1x10 and OrntUHetal Silver Plated and la the Halter »t the Krtats ef .tfliirrva 1’arkrr. Si ss Cut Glaaaeare, Lampe, Chtnlelivra * aud Drosses, Table aad Pocket Cutlery, Shear*, Beiatora ba Unrivaled Wilmot k White 0 gotta, the well-koom parlor Gubs, snow & co. acwra 1880. FIEIHAIDIEW, 1880. VOLTAIC PLASTER MICHIGAN FARMER, Brighter, Fresher, More Entertain­ ing and Igstnrctfve than Erer. rely If 1 want a drink "of ', I mean lo drink it. The Ui afraid, anti why should ISTftl IMPORTANT Tie Kaiif! Masi® Coam end Novel ti.* tod Sptcialtiui of many Deecriptinua. THE MERIDEN PURCHASING 00 enic«T, bnntrtiyt, cmtvuL THECOMPLETEHOME CHICAGO I TEf MCHM RLEfflin PCTW1T ASn rOLEIXt 'TlUlKi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-12-24.pdf 7c1c52e3767ebcb5180db223138f06a1 PDF Text Text rvUiFuiUeylBiWin VOL HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1879. GREAT EXCITEMENT I of the Cash Store has again received a Large Stock of DRESS ROODS,SB*WLS, CL04IS, nu HUCUk Ik. IfwilMt re^r-trw toaw VllrinenM.ifuKn.iMM: 0 te.prr stelMro®. iniu Cia ia r»er ulnb. n.lu>IMUnmn«il is.—nit “I Iwerd her talkin' wilh the kid.” eon tinned Judge Gaahwllder, not noticing the interruption, “aod I conkln'c help Ibseoiho. Aa near aa I could make out, the talk waa like ihb : “ • When ®hril we see papa V • “ -Heaven knows, tny baby. \V. bav® sought him long, aod Sbru God u ready Ho will restore him to ua.’ “‘t. Chrumaaarmin' »>oa, mams?' “ •!«, b®by, darling. But tlpro won’t ATTORNEY AT LA W 4 -SOLICITOR CLOTHING An Over Goat for................................. A Good Suit for.. caMn lent night, when .1! of . .adding I hcerd voices inside. Th® door w*a o[wp a lewtie bit, xud by Mending where 1 was', t nooldn't mis. a ■ syllerbel. I will here «xpbin," be cooliotwd, tbroriiag hi* red haodaiu h.odkerchiaf into hbbreaet.es wm hu wont when speaking pwbHriy, " that I was there for the perp<wa of Bud­ in oat, if pOMible. wbMber lb® gal waa io need ol anything that coaid help bar $3 ...........................................................•.......... $6 An AU Wool Suit for.............. „................................................ $10 Call and Examine before Purchasing Elsewhere LEWIS STEBN>«i»'iM' Imperial Soap For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES The Price of the Imperial Soap is ^5.25 perViox of 100 I lb. bats—75 lbs. in tie box. To any one who will send ns an order r-r 10 boxes wilh cash. $52.b0 wc wiD send one box extra free as a premium. Or |hc orders jnay be sent-to us for one or more l-ixcs qt a tiine.’dith remittance, and when wc Lave thus received .rd- rs for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free as proposed DENTIST NasMe WILLIAM viih the understanding that he is to remit it to us oh receipt Sonp which is to be shipped to his care. Address WALTER TAI EOK- i R-.NTEgD, Ml Work CRAMPTON BROTHERS, J. IH/uv, Carriaie, Sira aii Diiwtai Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets. New York. UraO P A I N TER. Jsfferaon St., • THE NEW VICTOR Harftinqi. Mich SIMPLICITY SIHFLIREIl! Bum, Gumamt, ? Dec. 2, 1878. $ Oms of the Brest froquallr u>d eagerlT Or toaatlfel. or aroKal <e wmelrt. -Vitl., n- .1.— -k-ll kll-kt . “Which anoounl.,'" observed a bystand­ All that to ns Illa Fki er, “for that chicking which was hung op U. earn. II. aukM ®l.n>. •loogrid® th® door when I was® by ihb Fra Im Hia t-r ... .a J7hdW% Waterproofs, Blankets, Nubias, Knit Saques. <tc. CLOTHING ! WHOLE NO. 1285. j THIS PAPER HEW YORK. NO. 34, pii pli I PMEEHM1L 4JD BBBB3 MBS who she waa, no one could toll But aha wv» in camp, and had come to May, there <as no doubt. Sbe was qniat, modest aod •imply dad—three qualities which turnmended ber to tbe rsredvuta of Mud FIm Ol a change from tb® ordinary run -if- fe­ male. who from lima te lime invaded the prretocta of -that dearie settlement. Nor were throe tbe only putota which Had been noted by the buy®. A. And) I McCorkle h.d gallantly handed _ h«r Ir-ta ' Kc lower atop <>f hi® mud brojftilrrrti ■ wk to :ha poriieo of th® h-®«' e»«r)-l -,dy -aw that ane dung alrao-t o-uiu. Ntw Yoox, Dee. I2ih. 1878. Holiday hsppoaiuR® era the order of lb® day now. Thu women have beghn already to lay in Their stock of Xmaa preaeuta, and article of BubUneoi ia general, of drees, ebufly in particular. Th® uptown ■hopping dbtriot. ®f Naw Turk and th® end mctehsnta of thia city. Thiir rignaturos, is email type, crowd four eslnmna of in Brooklyn, are thronged with beauty . morning paper, h in focwifobl^Mid aad frolrioa all day from quite an early inflnrnirol duevtucot, atrd a® tb® AdtaTni® trailer, a tu sympathy with iu olAjaeaa, hour. Such Mores as Stewart'saad Mroy'a aod Iva hundred others of more modest *T^ri7fri^«r&rd.rr'. JUfa preteorioas are liurally jammed and tbe ria® aad 5.-. AuAolro bava become, tbair xroets in th® victaity are lisad three deep prsMai Cbristaae snaber will b- wrieern oo either curb with carnages owned by BiaiDvrck'® damme or rwigoaifoe ot ofioe, ■ Add io all probabihiy raoewd him ^e tb® wrohhiaM of th® waalthy. Uaioo square. Fourteenth street aud Broadway Kaalm Chancellor and German M:ni».er for Foreign Affi.it., ■ The ponfoltu lately left vaonot by Von Bolvw'a deceaae, and fohion .nd utility are eornUud ia be­ lb® Vies Chancrilorahip ufthe Empire, aro. bu«b at tb® prraeot moment awaiting wildering variety to temp: the yawning puraae uf the casern. There are crinvoce® Priaco Hubeofobv'a teoeptauea. Whan Cvnn: Stolberg Wernigerode wu recriiad uf prosperity abroad on every band. by hia chief from Vi.au in order u> lake Eighth avenue looks aa gay M £<xth did a year ur so ago, and Sixth .rtnee b a Rare lha aaab of tbe Vice ChaooriUahip.. aooi_ I--___ I*.- •>_____ I_ l_ .L_. — * and busier .treet say day in lhaweek lbw ilroadwyy waa in ila moat famotu days of an the cuaotM^ aod io tb» gliil-riag windows uf the storro A« th® g.4d ut th® world i a® hero oaring io by Um millwti to every i seating Matawir f.w month®, the neb I redact® ut lh« vlde>t ctvilixitiaW bare water. There bare beet, k.me delay, io forwarding then, aa £mt aa they come, but this in not owing to th® iodia|oaitioa of the emigration Commipee, bat to the fact lurer. for pabltc t*.<e have certainly that the blacks are oowiilioi Io Mop io thn ■rbwvad a wundartHl duphy. New Yoti u.vcr wa® so a tractive . .Mr. (Ufa Hateb, th® Wall atram mil.loud tbit th- atraiigs lady was .uffaflug taotla r that Wc ain’t so IvX to vittoo and min menial a® Well aa pl-yrieal iilsvM. principle, ®» uot to appreciate it when Wn ' iuKL.it®, Um jial bewu doing a gw4 lorn grading worship w<a)th pormfodoB fbrir .jmpr'by was arouwd io her I®-; tiw a good Wouian aud ■ iun-trcuul teid 1 to puiple whoa® ampkuy«w> lake “oooamiaalarnc®. .wiadhog bre.m. too r- aisw io >.U from that iusuot. and every m.u ' a-u-ng ua. Lei u* give 'em a Cbri»tm*». •iou»’ from trsdwoieu who supply them •aril® math mm.rk, ®nd the t"«we Were * ’ ' ‘ - 1 [ ai|] uua pvrowid to b-.-ad the .ubeevip<ruwdad by malutufow of people auraeled uf hie lie bad a carriage which, lik® a frvm the o-nutry by th® pfiapac. uf high .So Saving, 'he gallant old mao moved like a lady a match*, teemed to be always wages. The in.tiubl® ®Ulap»i- . toogM li e punchbowl to uu® aide, aod •emptied wanting ®umetbiog darow to it.. Th® thing wilh il terrible misery to a large propor­ mt dudueiug to kuyone her intentions tor the cuntreta .4 Lia Lrereltr* pocket upon bc^.o to get muo-Aoooaa and, <m iarnaugation of lh« poptilativo In thi* city th® two. Boding that hicoachman always i he future nr the >t«ry of the past, tbrir the lablr. Olbera followed vutt. aod when aulboriuee gate relief in lb7* 10 ee«»y .«mcd Bush of m-ary aod redder about uiierrot wm increased, aod they began iu ibo last man htd placed bis eoalribotieo righty neronn ptnmw, la 187* U> every tbe trore: <h»n usual, whenever the carriage -bow tbelr frirod.bip io aubata>.lial wars there th® pl® ccolriMd a goodly mm. rigbuecht ia 1877 to •nrj -rm-y foarU. 1 wm on tb® ewk Iwt, .Mt. Hatch refuaed to “Now, gemlemcu, enm® of us has got A great heap of Browned waa myMrrioc-ly A qean®e of the popalaUM odibe* Iowa Irpo.ited whliie easy reach the lot sight. to taka tbit money, rid® to Denver, aad mart, aud du plaintiff aekno-Udgiog that Begs of Baur, qu.tttiliia of roffec and ®u spend it lor ’em. Who thJI il he?” “.lb® ebantable inetiioliwu ere i-rarorovd“Let m®h® your agent," responded a tec bad made sundry proaeuia of muocy to rar, a whirl® h.tu, aud a quarter of fresh ad with children willfoUy abundonmi." Hie aracbaian, meotioiwd that it was a <®ui»on likewise tn.de their appearance Socialist!!, which bad been making rapid Turning, they saw a tall Misoirer custom of the trade, and hence that it wm mm warn unexplained euttreo tbo third progress even before the war with France, standing near by. who had just entered ia ■ deferoivle practice. On some lerai tochturning. found a coognoU sail among work people, iricalitl tbe canae w«® daridad against Mr. Little was seen of the recipient of throe time to bear tbe Judge's call fur cooiritai Hatch. He baa approlnl it aod baa vsty trOMurrs. however. She had only beeu tiuua. Go® or two in the room recog­ g«Mtal sympathy in his crusade os this •u tbo surest one®, and then only to pttr- nised bimass miner who had cum* in mean forta uf dubotrtmy. has® a few uvemmry artidro. Upon that from the -figging^ that afternoon, having Indian fakira, and tbe well known Si -K».ion ah® m®t tbe reverential gas® of a found it luu eold to work longer In the m»a Stylitos, thu®e oriental f«Mtiea wbu core of bung -re, aud turned her head mooutains. They were inclined to resent th® inter­ aro in the habit of atoodiig for a f.w yum >wey, pretending not to nee, when the io one position for religious purposes, have )<>vial Bill Carter smuggled a huge pack ference of an ontoldar, end j-ruLably would been nested by a gaoiiu who probably ><■ of eaody into tbe child's capaci-o® went mad by too much study of pedaetrua ,wck«t But aside from that she bad re gi-as-yvu please cutitreu. Millher Mich roused bidden from vbw, and the miners a®! Carer awtootsbed sc intelligent polio® .new M little about ber on tbe fourth day m.u by .iandmg for ®on>c hcjtre on a ■a they bad oo the Bret. annib.touc in a mstbl® yard, aod refusing The 23d of December was uttuaually arid, even for that locality. Aa th® troaen moot) earn® np over a distant crag. • uttiog with chilly hand® the dusky gloom. 1 a-k you to let me aid io this mattar." Tbe a^oero in bis voire sod face was to .0® anight bava fancied ths® he had sndl.nly beeo tran.uUnied into the Arctic siooere, and the utility <d sending a mao agios. Th® ground waa covered with a wbu h.d “been that, and koos.d whtt wimm.0 folks would like," presented it­ ZB lilr«r io tbr pale light Hero self so favorably to ths arisen that with Wl M Hell lacllines Enn T1B81 <nd there along the rides of th® gatch but It'lto hwitalioo they allowed him U> riant pines, standing like gboftly ®vnli • w—1 “™ “ ,ela, threw spectral shadow® acron® tb« until yixi lun® *•*> ibo . , ehite expanse. The roar of Potato creek, .rapped io tbo icy arm® of winter, waa M«t El.gvrt, Simpl. .nd E..y -ubdned to a tiny muffied trickling. And Market—The Ever Reliable VICTOR. The morning f D« 241 daetoi d |b« wind, gently eighiog through th. ------ VICTOR 8WWINC MACHINE COM played Xob.o mvlvdic® among the and evld The Iriah. biting »u of lb® W-taruDmaeaOffiea.nSBrexsfc.C—Uu , MIDDLETOWH COM. uount.ui® raced among the Weew right .eedlce of pie® aud tueeU uf hemlmk. In them.in apartment of the Magnolia merrily, whUkiog the snow into little ^luoo, ■ party of I ho boy® went sitting wroetb®, and frobeking among the brancharound * table, open which rtramed • •a with real holiday gaiety. Il WM Mar.rg« bowl, .mining a fragrant and aro loaded with Luodhs Al the Magno-ia he untie odor. “Whoever ah® maoghl be," observed a m.l au eager cruwd uf mu«»r«. who baadheaps constantly oa band tall and raih<r angular per®.,.age kwuwa cd by Jude® Gasbwilder. were ®m-n mi ib. ., Im ovtapanioo® •• Ling f.>m Rullioa — toad to tb- atrauge lad?'® robin Arrived LIME. •whoever ahc mougbi be, she’s eluo®, ba. - there, thyv tell a .udden hesitation about HAIR, rio' that kid,- and onpretaclad braider catering. I« w®. like intruding upon some reered ground, and they w«re »lm-«»t STUCCO, , temptnd to defawit tltvir buodlro upon th® CEMENT, > t be concluded, Iwaitotingly, retuuvii.g Ihtmthold IU>d ffy. , URICK. “You tok® the .tuff ».td - the Judge heavy bool from lb. tabi®. and h.-lpout TILE. . ntelflb a liberal sUowaucw of th® |Milt>h. lanoplastef en, after a psoae, h® eocttuuwl. -i handle 'em We’ll wait ouiaM® adcr wnat ail® the criU«r. anyhow T' PUMPS. But t*>® Strangwr frit the MB > I •A man’s at tbo bottom of it, gw>tbPLOWS. w. P-rh.pa bi® foag •bsenc® . . ...__.1- LI — DRAGS .MbwUder from it o other ud« of, the ta CV147VAT0M. liorULESnOVW. FLOWN. >«, uoddieg ooorhnlun r. raeh of bm aarcro >o turn. ‘ T.k. my w. rd for it, nere'a a man in it, aa ther elkro U aoy LEFT H4#D PL0 ws- He said h® had bet *3,000 h. would euod just there fur ooe«o daya, without eating er deeping. A to|eraMy big contract to fUL The officer eeidaotly thought it won't gooa for th® man's health, au roWy upped him with hia dab, aa-1 induced him to change bi® tnUotiooa. , The right® of women aod the wrong® of auffi-ring men bare owe® op io a nor.I route. A lady entered a smoking car the other day on a h«ne railroad and fancying a gentleman n«or her had will fully poffwi murm-ik® io ber face. r-»e io wrath, wrenched away the offi-nd.og Haren®. atorial csaeoa. consult of Scc.tora Momll, Conkling, Hamlin, Macmillan, Booth. Kirkwood, Logan and Caroeutsr. h*. decided to ropon again®: uy tnaarial Ur hlalioa ihb aeasioc, aad it b prob.U® iht® racvmuMwdaxiou wtU (ebatanually control the aeifoa ol both Huoase, al.boegh >1 b K II. Ml mta ni Bal Dlniit-reES in Ikiinr Sens’ Ytillu, Ben ati CtiBra Hirper’s Young Peopl ILLUSTRATED. Reaperand Mowers. L. J WHEELER, .ItUrM, WAKE UP OS AITLE yrllKKT *NP OST Tl>V» SAWS FILED. Cialn, TMiBaUaMiiM. ZB, 1878. «i Pay« the highest Cosh price for all kind* of, Farmers Pro­ duce. Farmeni will do well to epnteult Mr. Crotay before purchas­ ing any of the above artidea, n.ud into hb brreat as a prcjmratmy gs»at bin Elevator, corner of Broad .ura Itadiog to a more extend-rd tribute to ha ®ex, Long Tom Itolline Ironed for­ way and Railroad Street*. HaatingK, April, 2. 1879- 49 ward and exclaimed: “See hma, old man. How do jmu know all tbbf Fur a moment everybody wm egbsai. Whether they were aatuobbed al tbe anddeonwm of ibe interruption, or al tbo halftou of lb- spuker, <* -betha® it .■marred to them that th- Judge might uoaribly bar. no far over Mapped lb. AH piaxd io but th® elraogvr, who stood “"“Marot." arid the Jnd«-, who somehow had Imt b- uro.: ..re of .i«rii and gmtars. -we, that b. th. eitlxeu ol Mod FUl—has oom. to whh you a mep CbrUt»m,ud to offer you three f.w inking® of cer reaprwk an’ retorts Haring thus delivered himself, the old geutbsxn deposited the bundbe on ths Ubb. ®«d Hood breunng seruslj ■>“ hi® compeoioM. Th. strange lady, oompbuly orerrore® by this uimxpeoud elodneea, rould e« *ed word, to reply for a momasL Theo, in a brokmi voroe, she ■M: . _k.i ■‘Tbb b a glad mooxut of my sorrowful life. You are good, kind mu, end 1 kcrom Oud will ropey yncr gsurooty to from th. Mri®ateata of th. Mstor of t^ Brooklyn £-ylr, a staunch and devoid to W great rntborb aaMlMmant" in arroart sootint to f 10.016, 623 24, and tbe prepart? own aeefor ta 1st their poeeusKMU go ratbar then pay I nt Tb® pabKnaiion of thn ffia*. haa, of । eoam, Mtrrod np a lively —W„"»-1 1 trid yo« rreamly abm M «M*d HAAPKK’a PKIUODICAI �Hnving bought out iny partner in the Gro­ cery trade and hnving assumed entire control ,of the same, and knowing that people will trade where they can buy the cheapest. I have examined prices on my entire slock and have marked down. Let me give you a few prices. THB LIVER, THE BOWEL Tb. following letter, wihtre by Pnmdent Hayes to a peraonal Mend on Tbureday—a friend who doe, not ap-roe with him—show* what be thinks to be rivuabio for the country ; ■ “Ixaccm ■ Maxaicx “Wamiimh*, Dvc. 4th, 1878 and tfio KI1 and 61 RepuWiese* in the Houae, laaviag 12 varenewa. In tbe Senate they room in 20 Fnaioniste and I t RepuWkans. Package Coffiw. nwetod from 28 to 25 per itFinrat tfyrup in-rim markrt, from 80 to 60 per gnl Tobrt*, if y® win ritew tbe rtuff ». From 50 to -iSnnd from fX> to 50 pvrlb Chrew; I am srilmgat 10 awl 12» por th. In aeema to be ibo opinion of a good many Cungreaamen that tbe legal tendtr queatfon caauot be tupproaaed, and that it will be an >«r in the prreect acaaton. As a blander tbe Maine buaineaa ia Tbe latest reported opinion of Alexan­ der H. Stephens is that Tilden will be the Democratic and Sherman the Repubtlnn nomine* for Prearient. Th* allied Democratic mid Greenback conipiraton of Maine have simply sown a fresh State wind to enable both those par­ lies to nap a National whirlwind. .They will do il every thna they are krt alone long On Dec. 16 a special election was held in Pentwater to fill the vacancy cawed by the roriguation of the greenback roeorder ; What is the Remedy ? Tbe dead* nf tbe Democrats nf Maine and Henry A Crone, Republican, received 'arouse* the utnwet indignation. By de- 69 majority over F. A’. Myra. Greenocat rtemocratic papeni there iano attempt made to defend it. They foaely admit that any auppoeed advantage which the iMnocratic party bad derived from the "the people know that the currency mat­ ter ia at present preaaing for aeulcment, and they will rrepect the leaden who arc not afraid to settle it correctly aven oo the edge of the Presidential campaign. The Cincinnatti Etqtirrr is outspoken ia ita disgust at diet keep-quiet- policy adopted by the Democrats iu Coogrew. The E/ujxirrr.wants thtagt-ltalv. no pat­ ter what it costs. that Aau. No one prctcnJ." that there ia the eBghtcrt doubt that tbe people meant to riect aud did riret a Republican Legia latere;' nor does any one. claim that there ha* been the kaal chanre of lha election cf Democratic elector* in Maine by a free and booest rote. The atari is naked, barefaced aod impudant Tbe intention to grt the electoral vote cf the State, by means of power which a fraudulent Gov­ ernor and a Moled Legislature may cxerciee. is net concealed in tbo conversation of Democrats and Greenback men at Waabington, aad it is plain that no party, having tbe least ebance of getting that The bold Democracy ia now engaged in vote by decent and lawful means, would have reported to a fraud no drepcrate and the buainere of'going behind the returav " Next November the people will "go be­ At the meeting of the Republican Com­ hind" the Democratic party, and then mittee al Waahtogton, os ths l~lh faut- there will be an areunshia worth viewing. Sesatcr J. Don Cameron, of Pennsylvania^ One lending Republican aud one Tndewas chnaeu Chairman in place of Hon. . pendent paper in Wwconaio foron the withdrawal of the legal tender quality of Z. Chandler, deceased, and Mr. ThornKeogh, of North Carolina, Secretary, in greenback*. ptew of Hoc. R. C. MeC'ormick. of Illinets, resigned. Tbe Committee rated to call tbe National Convention to taotuinate the next President and Vice President, al Chicago, June 3rd, 1880. Tbe election of Cameron an Chairman, is claimed to ba a Grant Victory, but, be that aa it may, wa do not believe tbe American people will ever coarent to place in nomination any man for the third Term, for the Presidency, and we trust Grant Jias too much good sense to permit tbe uro of hi* plaint againat the Brooklyn Presbytery wbich recently acquitted him, aad’the pious brtabrea poured forth the gospel of In Point of Excellence it is Ln.urnaa»ed. «nd Every Family Will Ap­ According to Dundreary it must be a gu*h in a woadcrful way. . One brother preciate it and Fnjoy queer dog’s tail that would waggle a dog. •rid another waa tbe. sort of man who but aomething almwt aa surprising Lan been developed by onr jealutu Cuatom lorcs Talmage as tbe apple of hia eye, House official*. A sweet little Eugluh bat thinks him immeral. Prayara aod poodle, too lovely for anything, was scot comfortable laoebe* were aaudwiehad in aa a praaent to a cbtrmins young ihtnsa, between the moat fubome eulogiaa and of New York, on board li e Wbiie Star most rancorous evil apeaking. Meantime Steamship Bnfttnatr. rnfcrtuaatefy the Tabernacle peopl* were quite restive tbe interteaing animal was not entered on and if Talmage had been sat upon by lha tbc manifint. A .mall boy who waa tak prerent tribunal would have seceded tn a ing tbe canine immigrant to hia expee- body from the denomination, and set up a taut mxatrees wa* poutited upon by the standard of their own with Talmigo a* minions of tb* Revenue Laws, and the,i the prophet of the new diapensation. Aa dog was solemnly honied eff to bo apprit- <' it war, their beloved putor wa* again ao- taterwt (0 Uteklpn rn4<r. ed, while a libel waa promptly filed again** I quitted. Addrewtec mor. pertkwlarly tb. tamer, the great steamer, which, it appears, was I Cremation ia slowly pining ground it we take eatmme pate* ta profur. csmplM. aad artaally iu danger of being cvnlismtod appears. Fust, we bear of a mysterious for the btnaeh of rogulat’ioes. The ship cnrpae-lurning in the late Dr. Lemoyne's is worth probably about 82,0<M’.lXh>. The furnace at Waabington, Pa., where Baroft dog was held lobs worth 115, and the duties on him (which wcra paid a* aoun at few year* ago, tbe .abject tuning oat to aojr one intoraslad,lnew anything was re­ « a ora of a Broadway ' dry good* metquired), amounted to 83. Tiro steamer bant, and now wc-fiml one of our late wa* actually delayed six Leun before the authoniir* would let her nail, and tier owners have been fined 8400. aad they ar* kicklag like mail about it Such crave iatnes from little poodles flow ’ YOU SHOULD ME IT! Nwir Yonx, Dec. 22nd. 1M8. from the pedoatrisa fovcr, thanks io a ' measure beiag'dus to Pjaafore, -which it certainly a lower evil, but the malady La* broken out again in a fresh piaee, and, for the moment, worse than ever. Four and twontybeautua of teudrr rex and vxrwiu agw, have gone tn £>r a six days’ go-aayou-plrese <x»nl^\ They started cbipy<r aud peart ccough. aad fixed up in the must excruciating style with l-an-gr, and frrxteH, aod eoqactliah c-wtnmes, Irat tbe strain,'re terrible to men, has proved much for tbe women. Some peter* I >.ut Ex-Senator Conover of Florida iua no pretty toon. Others held cat better, but a more fotlora, haggard, *et of miserable crutnroa never appearad in public. The A few pronounced cares of apine iu the fled entirely from seme of them, and-tbe back would aid Congress in dealing with letet fatigued looked draggled and worn, I tbe currvucy question thia Winter. in a way to aolten die heart of su alliga­ The Republicans of Indians are aaid to tor. Trained and groomed dike bw-cs, I be well organited and hopeful of carrying with male attendants, they here burn, for ths taka of very G'.tby lucre, redoped to : the Stole next fall. the Level of l«ut>, 2nd icn- of them to Sproktagabosit the diaindinauon of anise Republican members of Congress to inter­ fere wilh th’ legal-tender quality of green­ backs. the Troy (N. T.) T,^ aaya that governor of this State ken about as follow. • John T. Bieh, Lapeer ; J. ZJ. Woodman, "tb* President is proving a better Repub- Paw Paw , J, Webster Child*. Ypailanti; Charles T. Gorham, Marshall; Hampton Rich and" Alonso Seealone. leak . A ? B. Watson, E. G. D. Holden and T. D. Gil­ bert, Grand Rapid* Tom. W. Palmer, De­ troit ; P. B. Stockbridge, Kalamamo; Col. Wm. B. MeCreery, Flint; D. H. Jerome, Saginaw; Jay A. Habbcli, Houghton ; Perry Hannah, Traverse City; A. D- Bbdgcti, Hersey. If none of three gentleman will do, Baary county will andeavor to prevent tbo party from looking oataide fora candidate. To lha prospectus of the Detroit Frit Fira, publbhed in thlr issue of the BanMl*, tbe attention of the reader is di­ reeled. Aa a political paper the Free /‘rexiaa Stalwart Boarboa, bat b uuyielding in the advocacy of Honfit mottf, and ia opposition to the Greenback hercay. Aa a literary journal it taken a high rank, and in really a firn dam family paper. Any of oar Republican reader* who de­ sire to know the principles and policy of the better clan* »f the Deoioeraiic parly, will do wdl to subscribe for the Frtr Prw. We will order, at the low rate of 81.38, the weekly for any of our irab- Weekly ia ene of the moat readable pa­ pers in the Wert, and should hsve an ex­ tended eimtlatioD It is printed at tbe low price of 8! .00 a year, portage paid, at which priee almort every man in the coun­ try can afford to anbaeribc. For further particulars ree I’rosportus in another col­ Tbo Uliea N. V. fftraU rolls attention to tl>e fact that wherever the Republicans stood firmly for bard money add reaumption, they me: wilh the moat, gratifying trinmpLs, and whererer they fallowed tbe tampGrUing policy to whisb the Republi­ can leaden in Ctmgnm* now inriioc, they warted in atvesgth and gave aid and com­ fort to the eneany. from the mails newspaper* and other pgb liarion. which publish the adrertiaesenta of lutterim and the aceouuta of pnxet drawn in their rending eolnrniu. Thia would put an end to Iwteria*. 1 Sooner or later the grareback tniMt bo retired altogether, if there is any tinker­ ing wilh tbe currency this winter Rapublianafmut U found standing up squarely in favor of a sound currency. If the issue is to be met now there is only on* Way to .Army of the Republic, at Pittsburg, ia either * mistake o< the types or a mistake of (ho Grand Army. According to llaryf.r't Wrtkljf tbe fig­ ure t of tba» year's election iu Now York ar* a powerful exhortation to . wia; and wary Republican action next year One’of tBe effects of resumption ia that the Republican* wUl reaamo eontrvl of The Mormon church organ iu Salt Lake City aaya tbe exprosiou of the PtraHrtil in hl* message will not.hare the ali^itart effect toward the solution of the Mormon question or tbe auppreaeioo of polygamy. Beaator Tburtnan in quoted in'tbs Washingtoe Star as tbu answeriag a friend who complimented him Monday on tbe bow|t>eu that ornamented hia desk ; "Ob, yea ! Some kind friends bava sent these to uacorate my political coffin." Tbe eanvaaa of the state vole of Nebras­ ka gives Cobb, Republic™, for judge, 25,288 majority o’rer Wakely, Demoent, and 41 rT88 majority over Saxon, GreenTbe Battle Croak Javruui say* "the great political quatiou which now agitates the public mind in New York aad through­ out the country ia thia: "will tbo Gramercy Park statesman coodooe the fraud perpe­ trated ia the State of Maine »" The naBon. E. G. Speridlng, the sqtbur of ths legal tender tel, cxpwcs the -p-inkra that it ia not only expedient from s finaucial point of view to recall the groenbsoka, bet that it b the lepl doty of Congrom to do so. The reissue ci cmanUeks after the war, from new platan, engravsd for the purpose, air. spautning mu i.. regaruca as ts aei without iratfcority ia law, and he bdierod that th* Saprmne Court would ao dedere when the pawling tart cum wm I ain getting roasted Coffees in small lots and fresh roasted and keep in covered bbls. ■ and will warrant the flavor. I grind Coffee and will toon have the finest mill in th^Citv. I1 buy all kinds of dried fruit, biittej and eggs, and would like a few hundred bushels of Beans. I keep common and rocksalt by the bbl. Will sell sugar, crackers, &c. at Whole­ sale and at sniaTl profits.. my expenses are A LECTURE light. I live economically, at home, attend TO Y01 IG -----------MEN. strictly to business and can give my cusjoniei5; the benefit. W. H. SQEEAJSTTZ. One d&or east of the Post Office* P. S.—Headquarters for flho Candies. Candy Toys, &c.f for Holidays. I War Claims are not premiaiog mneh at Washington. They all have something to mt about 1 alleged cheating in tbe record. aad of I roeh other’, a; pearanec, habits, and dmI petition It secies a fity that Mr. Bergh i will not officially consider them aa beasts j and tre.t then- accordingly with his usual 1 tendernoni for the helplew and affittriL’ The woes nf Ireland areapin the tub* I jec« of no little interrat, and an influential MAY CONCERN ! MEDICAL CU„ I would aay to my oid Friends aad the Public generally that my Stock of Goods at the Post Office Building has been’ thoroughly |.replenished, and if they will call thVre they will find a fine Stock ;£>r Goods in my line for the - I HOLIDAYS PORTLAND CUTTER wrfuJIy hotCopenhagen, Fam h>. 1.11 tafcrv it. realm ianrfran** ,{ io .peed a large Iu r-'-eteaponriet 1 a aufcrii man Xo bswspaper ku teigfetav «r mare latdllr-i!thy men, and Wise topic. not only, but for all tbo other days. 1 have, also, senated the ser­ vices of a competent workman, and anyone who has repairing lo do <>f AHotl'i Pittit tain Atteinnii, REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AND TO RENT. the members of Kagla Lods* al Newark, i in particular, are grea'dy eaerriwd by the : recent action of fbe Grand Jfa»ter, who ; marelx-.l into their Lod^s oce evening j Knappen's Law Office. lately, and in deep wrath capiund and : W*» tbo upshot of a dMMOtte Squabble be-. tween Eagle Izxlge and tbe Grsrjd Lodge j not in itself very IntereHing Io outside ; parties; but the queation t>f prerogative । now involved rs caL-ulsud ilo rou«o Odd b’d'ijws ail over the cntintryl and probably knappen's Law Office. Knappen’s Law Office. ” prefiu which, in spite of their r»w» earn- ' petition* with carb other, Have irvo so 1 chaenug to - the atoekkotders. A trie- [ phone eompsuy, l-j operate through moot ol th* Harters and Middle: Statre, ha* । been orpanixcJ. with a capital of 81,000,-1».<,( »m«h aeemapurt* r.w^ isre^-iMu^i OO), and ia t.>start t>uvin<».« at once. *—----- -------- -- /Anyw'* .Vvtr^wyirr forybung.people,| uf which I spoke recently, ba* met with 1 such uoex|Kf<c-l popular approval that they bate ’determined tu enlarge it to double it* cri-ln»i atxc with the Chrirtmas number, iaraed Doe. 23, 187U. 833,'U;t was tbe nice little turn rtatoed at the first day's vale of two splendid eulleetibM of paintings gathered by two waa appointed at a public iueetieg >.f ex­ patriated Celts to arrange fur a Mbltc r-. eeption of ibo famous agrarian agita-i r. Mr Parnell; M. P. A good deal of THE DETBG1T FHEE FEES. stirring eloquence was iadulgtsl iu on the B. Hart, st Cbickeriog Hall. Aa artiste aod their ptiductiona era the first io suf­ to inert with vdry warm sympathy on the fer ia hard timaa, and the las: to recover St. Louie Rr^Minin atrauaacre chat on port 6f American* not of Irish extructiuo. when good times set ia. Ibis ia locked cn the let of next January the Repabltaas The coacluaiou rocuu to bars licet; Very । u an additional proof to tbe many appar­ will have an equal number of State Govgenerally arrived u that icumignttiun to ent to every eyo that things tru looking up wrey pleasaody all over. RablX. war in the Gem of the Sea, the beautiful "OuM dan," and it it thought better for the sufferer* under niatiag ronduivc. to eome over bora and, subdue iba teeming noil than to keep pulling the Old Gentle­ FOR 1880 man by the tail io the Green Lden-I. A Hasts 4fikisp to eajvy Among il considerable aunt of money would bo kept 1m[ i*v Capital fterlal .«iori«.: in thia country by thia plan Many will­ FI » E LITTLE P£ " ion* hare been sent over from here by our Iriah guest* to help thrir poor relative* al home. Good dcllarr, earned by^failhful and hard service; ‘ have gone to swell the coffers of the slaentee landlord of Irelaud. Il would be cheaper and plcaunter all round, except for that ckaa, to spend a portion of there yearly tcniUaan* in parasge tieketa and crg.mir a regular • RKOIAL OFFCRATo am "®*v, •• <J*t» JTI—* /^ompanioiA Knappen's Law Office ¥o) 5g ,seo. ,n 8 x®’ .nappen's Law Office. HrOUNG PEOPLE^ I^11 V,z^****1 * Illustrated. ^FAMILY/ knappen's Law o|fi . > It aims to tea favorite ia erAry family—looked fee eagerly by the yreat( foA*.and rri3 aith loterut by tbe older. Iu purptMC t* to inlreev: tak H .rnaae.; io be judxisua, «d ’» have rertlr j-evnuucct worih. a lite it xttrau, ta tta- taxir. It Is baodmmriv Uhntrared by the Um utiua uri ta» ta ia the m-m lUttariiTe wnur. m the toumry. AmmC tbew a>e Knappen's Law Office. The variety a«d worth of it. cooterta w-T euke ft a trporitoty of the ebrtcest Knappon’s Law Office, . havS JSS ^"25, >S’ .:»! l» ttaiMJx-^tberiady^dihetmwir. ItMgfro' 4 1 ■' ' Burial etoriM, VtoriM for Olrta, Editorials on Curvont Events, S.0"1"* T;'“ of Arivonturo, Two Hundred Short Sturlen, o< Valuable Papers on Health. Brilliant Bketohes, Foetn*. Anecdotes and Incidents. read tbl. sdrrrtlteowat. A<Hr», YOLTH’S COM^VTIOX, Boston, XaaL ft wj JHKIa The only Medal* ever awarder for Porous Plasters wvroj^ven to th.-maufifjlWrorxrt BENSONri CAPCINE PORUVrf PLASTERS «: tbe TVatenai*l t»d P.n» Esp.Miioti, OA HR fiihlii PHYSICIANS t DRUGGISTS HAVE VOLUNTARILY TESTI • ' F1ED ’ th>t thev are sgreat imftuvetaeat oatfo>,eojicnon ridwrartlag Porous Hsst«s by resu. wjuu "mi ine .ueoiuie wrrenty u and cff.«<ins*a prwilivo core. raicM «»< exts. THE WORLD FOR 1880.. j-rejw uunsw.-, ..M nea, .T u !?!£flU* to.”’4 *■-. ■ wbwb.Rri- tresh ls re.dre •» *« T’to'to'-u wW ba Withdrawn Dtsetobsr 28. Trie *4*as<a »s C p. Rowell & Co's. Col. । ' , " TIOTANIC IALIAH rtggss L-;.t i f < < j .i_ laa^nwo, a^s .re. a tun ynfa “n°/YOU'TH’sV,'a*cflo,'on ,ro™ •** THE SUN FOR 1880. WIDE AWAKE Al lut wo have a new broom that, judging from previous expericn™ of hia abounding energy,, wc -may reasonably expect to sweep the streets of Naw York dean, and keep them dean. Tbv great Police Captain William* 8» been made chief of tbe street cleaning department; h*M dub bas bren laid away ia lavender, and it » proposed by some of hit ddightnd fellow eititona, who bstfn to fori there is now same chance for their heads lieing allowad to Stoy on their ahouMera. io prearet him with . highly deeorated bewam as a badge uf hh new office Hip saoccaanr ’ IbwstuMtetw Kh»4iiw»14..rt • himre ■ roiurir tutttarrreslta OH! MY. in the fiuntraa prreinci where enugrr^ated । all the high-toned gambling betases and (1ihw objectknahla dens, is a pnad-oaturrd German, Vhe, as Sergeant Bcrghdd, g 4 amMltod ca the bsad with u hammer by a ( .^y^jgkiy remtaaneksaart...4 $770?^^ self by storing a panic oroaaimed by a Sro at the Park Theatre. The police are now <rLb(*d to carry their clubs iu their �r$r frfratre^f * BEFORE TH" ADV NOE IN P ICES. Kx-Seuai-r Conover, of Florid., u *t> W«»sl for tbe poritioa uf PoMaatw si Waatiogtca, made vacant by lb* deaih of ru-.. LOOK AT THIS LIST OF PRICES. ■n the Suu. prforRutland, C*B ,i.J -ct trrw. M Peru floWaxn. 1C. 1679. Sugar at retail at Wholesale Price. Syrup the same for 50 others asks 60. Tobacco, everybody says u-e can l^cat the State Valencia Easins up to 10 cents to ccmpeteCoffee we roast our own Daily. Gloves and Mittens wc are closing out at near < Entered at the Post Office Hastings. Mich., as Secondclass Matter.. Notice la hereby gireo that the Exoeaure CotsBlUee of the Barry Cranty Aworia Uno, roariniog of Wm. S. Goodyear. Jobs fl. Ihania, A. D. Cook. Juba Fuller, Mrs. D. R. Cool, Mrs. D. Robinaoo. Mn J W. Boaxly. Mre Kt .Encantpn-ed No. 49 1- 0 O. F. will se­ er a Chri-m- niabu A ioU attendaace >f th* Bu-tnUra ta rrqeroud. . Barry eoBUty row boas:, of a head!-*, “bru." whieh lire*, eala W grown fat.aitbopgti der.piutiori wa« perfcct- It ia tbe property ol Ed. Tits, of Hope. CASH FOR LOGS. -A.T ffiomuffl!! 41yl Bentley Bros- & Wilkins. A mo»l rigbuwua judgetnew: awarded Dr. Lindery for the woodtTful earea pciIjrmed by Lu “Blood Seartbcr.” Sold by al! druegiate ’ W“e have the Largest and most brilliant stampede of curi­ osities ever brought to Hastings. Call and see the stu­ pendous array eg - 41yl PRESENTS W. H. Slant, baa, ia ooc of bia frost B. K.A F. B Toibsui A G-. On Suet by all dnggi.ia. tread for । **’“ Da Gin Broad <ay, S County Correspondence. ' >5bx»tow«, Dee 22«d. 1379. A »n'.bn Social • *» Very {.Uaua:lr co ruined at A « k B. W. Kio£», ■ * ', W.UTE «.a FAKT SHIRTS POWER CORN SHELLER. M.anrr. tiola A Battler bare added to, their other fariiitwa in tbeir Snaring mill, that uf a first clove fnver eoro-obell.r Sa brin&al<«c yuar o-ro .nd art it abriled in I voeretghih the tin. that yre e*» do it at 257. nL’i:i --------- • * u- Cetlqqa qy® Cufft. ■ । &S L _________________ Why Pay $2.00 Siik &nd LiBsn Hnadkcirhieft, I t)d hiikii iji.itv CENTS JEWELRY. ETC ,£< FOR SMOKERS 1 Doc!ora may Dlangree 1000 other things to numerous to mention. Re Neckties.Suspenders, s‘| kid, kick popbeesw . • i S- oib. In the PuM OEre ^BUgl.a tanre sire TT*, ttoiuir. IT o£ t*Jftt:rr. of Dr. Drtere 1« L»c>p. do it. We Are under ot!is*ti»cs for feltcautifui Calendar for 1SS0, to N.idwhco A Co,, wbrioale and rrtaB deakra in Pbper. Statloaery, and Biask B-riu. Mtltfaukce. Vases 75 Different Styles CHRISTMAS oni'aore Everybody know, it M a viol, ^wu iJ tba tfoltgaUuti, Iu drink awn-t rider at Vretp HhM to-morrow evcei&f. Good dwripiiMt a: owe aaaie. a w! aupper, a pood daoee. and a in trou.pt aettuu. p-cd time aS lor fl 25. Tant oat. onimnn on.un Headed by old Black Tom the Fiddler with his Quad rille Dance. CI G AM 19tf. £ fci 4= :■ AU aura of Fanry FaxAing sod DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THE SHOW. -«• Chewing Tobaccos, SMITH. HOGLE * PRESTON. Mr.Knrw’ic*, who Srx on the Bifl­ land- >< :-•■>•- lib little Sre oH d.t^l jrr land. on T «r*d*y evening <d\asy *^k- M,r d,w.- wa. tvph‘ii.1 pnettm-Xir. . She we. burird at Hkkery Comte •« Salttrtby. dHAR^WEST !-Ml 13.631 J c. RSek haa b the r bixasreph U Carkv o of eMo ri’II c refitted, and new taMramrat. are tn L: boom tn the photograph haatoew. ]3g7 DKmKSALISB|8iO i bare a bigger Moek ff aebiaret »>rt than ■ aa <v<r before in Barry ruuuty. Fart Su. 1 They bare picture frame* aod bracket* by the cord, and to Anp, thu ; for about oa« darter, they will pre a Dsn . n.r Annual <’.reri>e of <^esra ./ tV R I. rm Club, will be held at tbeCia’ Rats, ever Carprwtrr’a •’ere. <® the f'3r.rr,f .1cfir.ro erd C-=rt fottrtt. <r T-reriny errenrC cf treXt Week. Tto-re ebunTd Iw a full attandance cf the arm here cf tbe Cob. ::::: ■ CINCINNATI.o. VIOLINS. GUITARS. ACCORDEONS. MOUTH ORGANS. FITES AND FLAGEOLETS. Instruction Books I | DRY GOOPS! DRYGOODS! | MILLINERY! MHUBYI 22-34 Yiolic S triage, The finest SVocJe of Millenry Goods ever shown in the df of Hastings. LADIES’ CLOAKS aud DOLMANS Farrnen suM to be. »d probeWy arr UlLficd With pWW» that farm yrodoce i. briariw. Wheatll 25. Corn about 40-.- CLEAN SHAVE Styii* Hair Cas am! Cams Shaapoo, oner riean Chat T Gi/han e» a t robable enndidaia for gerere. r. giteo general satisfaetioo tn thia part nf jbo manty. Wa predict CaUouti county will be tolid forGurbatn." lowaxaswaxoou. oer Bros, aod Cheap, that » no word for it ' Slaughter! Slaughter !! Slaughter 11! If ynu want ntvra pood* in our tier than ru ovrr arid for the tint antonot of mo- PIAHOS. Gen. T-m Brown d Indiana procottne- AGENTS READ 1 Thaskitu you for y«c tarora. 1 euliu. .he Prtroaw of tba Public generally. .Toran-.rring aatiafactwa to -very <w. R.«pxtfoHy, eJohn "Bessm$<\ /♦ri.rjs-atixWb-' from St.00 w St0.00. Knit Sacqass, Snrfs Hwls. Hmbiis- Mittens, 1c. DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS Of every Style and Price A full line of AMESTOWN ALPACAS 1 The best Goods made Jfow is the time to buy your Win.er Goods and buy them CheaftJULIUS RUSSELL. D-ember 1st. 187W ’HAeriocAwW . K*— I •Uu the oricbraiedSnttf* Am-neo. O.y«. vndtU lupreul 6Uih.» U.^. S(-u«.u..rtrv.® el jMrdUeehtm..Gr.nd K-,di.-iK-^w. A4d—R-D LU. lori, JrnAauo. Miub , tor lu-«r«t d O.Ubrent, and prix lx»u. _ ___ 31 I Great PcrCirmaore.” "Winter it,n fur Cattle.” -Fredtax AniCh»p. 33. ’ Drire M».a,re®M>t CltfffiJUJI Pioneer Meeting. Xotfoe ie Lereby girro that the eirblh annual me^rox U the Berry C-wnty Pi* •err Aemteiabon will bo Ire d at Unreu Dal in tbo City of. fl«tto<» In -id n^nri^j tV ryi*/* tiof cf Jacu-ry A Wbatisitl ■ * An*,—Your Prescriptions and Beoeipta. What is it made of 7 Ana — Pure DRUGS only. How ta it made 7 Anti—With care and accuracy. Where to gel it 7 ORGANS ON 30 DAYSTRML *2,000.000,000 Drugs and Medicines. Oor expanses are light and we tell goods in same ratio. FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY ROBERTS a HOTCHKISS, sn.xn.om. The Fawtira! CINCINNATI TIMES CO DOLLAR WEEKLY TIMES. The IWIar WoAly the r««™S* rf tbe read lag pablk toes*- u i. the beet tri �SELLERS' A CURE fst&erssf-ss' OR NO PAY. COUGH SYRUP Blake, insane.. Petition to admit t > the <ttish by eouditioo. “to “hi. ?* 15' R*‘ 160 Years Before the Public. hearing. CrtaUun issued. Dee. 13.—Citation in the matter of Or­ lando Blake returned pc^eonally served me to-night, Mr. Grey," arid a kind neigh bor, whose motherly heart wu aching at tbo right of the pure little face preaoed against the bloated, flushed cheek of th. James Bwia, deceased. Contestants of tbe will appear by L. E Eosppeo and P. "No," ho answered, harshly. "I've W. Niskern and file plea. Cause rengot to U father sod mother too. to him, liotied to January 2, next. and the sooner ho gets used t » ta. the bet ■ Estate of William Loomis, deceased. Hall-drunk as John Grey, waa. tbe Pstiliou lor appointment of administrator eight of tks desolate honeo to which be filed. January 12," next, amigned for returned with his children almost sobered bearing. C. H. Bauer, attorney forpelihim. He look a neat aod stared vacantly Reclaimed. f •'8Ws moat gone, doctor ainl ahoT' Tbe speaker—-an elderly woman-wu standing by the beside of ■ woman who was almost insensible, and - was breathing very fkintly. “She can’t live many minutes,". arid the doctor, looking ax hie watch. It is neodices for me to remain longer, and 1 must visit other pnlienU. 1 hope yon will stay with her, Mre.\Hoffman while rhe lives. YouTl not be detained long." “Beckon I will. That drunken beast of a husband of here hasn't coma in yet. Not that he’s any good when he's here,— and goodness knows what these poor chil­ dren would do by themselrw." Her coaree homely taco softened in pity There was her little shabby work-box, with a ruffle foe Nelly half-finished. There wu her old Bible, which hia drunken eyas bad sratchod bar bending o'Verao many limes wMu the children were abed and arirep. He suddenly aaw before him tbe pleas­ ant, happy home from which he married her, and the cosy nest to which she came m a bride. And to thia he had brought her—to those sordid shifts of poverty, and a deatb-bed at last. * The ooaacicneo of the man, not quite drowned in liquor, Mung him a)moat to a frenxy. Tbit would not do. Aa soon aa the children were in bed, be would go out wd drown bis earrows. He did not think of reforming hb habits imtt^ialaly. In time, for hula Prank's aaki? he would give up liquor; but just now he needed it, ho tkought, to keep him from going mad. Tbo two eldest children had thrown tnemsrirwi oo the bed. sobbing aloud. Estate of Darby Doyle, de Warrant sod inventory filed. Estate of Mery Peters, deceased, not and inventory filed. Testimony of Drs. Young end Griswold taken, end order admitting entered, adv nutting Blake to the Asylum fur the In ease at Kalameaoo. Estate of Benjamin Negated, drares-1. Executrix discharged from her tru-t. la-pna.nl thair PHYSICIANS, CURCYMEM AMD THE AFFLiCTFD EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ABE. Bond filed and letter issued to John 0. Stewart. Warrant and inventory iretied. Dee. Di.—Estate ofE M. Haul, de­ ceased. Account filed with petiiiou for an allowance. Jan’y. 0. next, aaaigned for hearing. C. M. Knappen for pat-- TUTTS' PILLS Political Notes. TUTT'S PILLS - No person sectni to rccoptis.- Mr. Wheeler’s right of eoeere«k>nTu the Presi. dcoey. TUTT'S PILIS UKsrsiKsX ’ u.uUra«dw.t» MtwsH i I. ss* BfUvrCe. br an ...... i .. i.... i Ii. .... .a. -zri. TUTT’S PILLS The Democratic mind is calmer than ir wu about the ‘"shadow of bayonets oo i'J- TUTT’S PILLS that disturbs tbe political slmraphete in some rpurtera ia, who are th- legat- -■ of the Greenback party T TUTT'S PIUS aeassrsTreM srelilwr . AUltlafVnksrarUute r wtlte <• Iks »OTMas lal-f' Um »«»4sor» .f salt mi, TUTT'S FILLS Eg■ TUTTS PULS murderer! Yeo. I jest calls him by his right name, for be"— She stopped, for the sick women sud­ denly opened her yes. ’•Whore's JohnVshe whispered feefrly. "I bear him adornin',') the woman anawerod, frowning virionsft at, the -door. • It opened, and John Gr^ iflonelwd io. with a finsbed fare aud unsteady step. There was an unmistable whiskey bloat in his well eut features, and * whiskey film covered what might otherwise have bcew hia dear bins eyes. Those who knew John Grey four yean before could have told you that he was then the handaonxet man in tbe county, and the most intelligent mechanic. They, and no ooo else, co’ald have explained how Thoee steps down the fiery ladder are usually alike io alt There ia a dallying with temptation, a ralianoe in one's own strength, and the first step is taken, end then rounds of tbo ladder are burned be­ hind the descending man. Thai is the rreeon why the return of the drunkard to his first position is s» dif­ ficult. Each foothold haa been consumed in turn, and nothing bat tbs infinite mercy of God can weave a cord strong enough to lift him from the fiery gulf. John Grey drew near the bed. For three years the poor woman lying there had seen him every day intoxicated more or lews. For throe yews her heart had throb­ bed with agony at hta disgraee aod the impossibility of reelaiming him. Bat now she was too nesr the peace cf eternity for any active feeling of pain. “John,” she arid, trying to lift her hand to him. It was tbe leritlewt whisper, but he obey­ ed and bent over bar.. Although a drunkard, he bad never boon a brutal husband or father. He had broken her heart, but he had never struck, or even cursed her. Of course, the blow and tbe oath would have come in time, but so far tbe old love for his wife wee in hia heart, tboogb the liquor madaeas wait stronger. •Tm almost gone, J/ibn." Her wide, soletun eyas looked Into hia without amotioo. . He buried hb fooe ia bio hands, for ho had slipped from his lap, and------ - -----reedy to bo prompted, as usual, io hia evening prayer. He clasped hia bands reverently," and looked into bis father'a face waiting for him to begin. The man had Jong forgotten every pray — k— k.J L_.. III. LhI. —... I — chargee Thick, Bloody, and of Fold Odor. Seneca of Smell and Tasto Wholly Gone. Entirely Cured by SUFORD'S RADICAL CURE. SENHNALPA8TILLE' liSOi She would struggle no more. The staanicated hands had done their last work. Tbe hollow, sunken eyre bid abed their last tears. ‘•Well death is a good thing to some poor critters," Mra. Hoffman muttered, TUTTS PILLS prior. WAnais* radical cure m HLCBMAluWKtA. II was poqrly furnished, though sueh pieere of furniture as were In it showed that the Greys had not always been in poverty. There were curtaine st the windows, patched, to be auro but of good quality. There wat a tidy on tbe broken rvekingchair, and some strips of a once handacme earpet lay by ths bed. There were some faded flowers in a broken vase, and a wreath of autumn lavra bung over tbe mantel,—pathetic touches of adornment which told that Mary Grey had straggled hard to bring some beauty and grace into Ex-Go renter John J. Bagfoy uaJc a very aWe and eloquent speech at the annual dinner rf the Chicago Cotamereis) Qub, ‘ Come, sonny," bo acid, “let pa undress you end , put you to bed to night. It's held in'Chicago on ths Gtli Inrt. ht^h^jac for little chape like you to be D.-moerat is the meanest nun uo thi Nellie sprite* up instantly . et rill probably need acme rertsiun ••I'll do iCyV »b« mH. "I 6“«“ light of rctsrat dmelopemenls in M< Frank will let me uo^resa him " But Frank would trebles ber, oven if bar father Lad been willing. Holding tbe have been one handed and thirtychild jealously to him. John Grey waved plications for div-roc that rhy "IU do everything for him." ho arid, Ike current year and that the . t yl J protnrtcd yvur mother, aad I'll keep them were granted. This is run | divorce trull at a feat lai rate * Though he anew be was about to in­ dulge that very night in the tin that bad A Lady’s Wish, driven ber to the grave, yet ho fell a kind "Ob, hsw Ido wish my akin wa- a of childish satisfaction in caring for the clear and soft aa youre," mid a My t<> child's little wants himself, lie thought, her friend. “You can easily make it io,' surely, that was fivyiaai'ay to keep Ms aniwned the friend. "Hiw.? inqnii .1 promise to the mother. the firrt lady. "By using Hop Bitten, He waa very dnmsy in untying airings that makes,pate rich blood and bkomiog aod unfaateoiog buttons. As ho did it, baalth It did it for m- as y..n he remembered hh wife’s looks, end the carewars she used to lavbh on her • baby," as she called him. No one bad kUwed him iinra she died, and with almmiog eyre, tbe man prreecd his bet lip* to the fresh, tweet mouth. 1 E WHITE Sewing Machine Utrltcltd il Appearcua,' UftfcraLWrd ii Simplicity, Uisirpassrd ii Constndioe, UupTtctderlcd ii Popularity, Aid h tkt Broad Claim BOOKS’.'MILLIGh WOMAN MARRIAGE "Now I lay me," Raped the child, seeing that be vrss expected to begin. As if by divine touch, tbe wholesome springs in the man’s nature rose above the filth and drift that had eboked them so long, and flooded his soul‘•Not that prayer, my dear," be cried, in a broken voice ; "no, not that prayer. Say, "God be merciful to a poor sinner, aad strengthen aod help biml Amen !’ " A strange prayer for baby lipa to utter, but they lisped it forth, aad in it 'was Found tbe salvation of a half-ruined , life. No more drinking’ for John Grey The turning.point came to him that. night, and bo ehooo the better way. "I thought it strange and hard that Mary had no word for me when she died," he said, one day , “Lut the dying see more clearly than we do. She knew that only through little Frank could I bo turned from my evil grays, end bis name was ber only answer to my questions. "I know, now, that she loved me at the last, aod that slug believed I would rc- Michigan Central Railroad. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. AriLTl’."."”"' L'.y.i.j. KsaerM iaUitur fee iheCraettli CHAN0WyTal1£ >1n • turn santa Hants co. OPIUM JOHWBTOIFS SARSAPARILLA un asum, mmu. VOLTAIC PLASTER CoaeUiaaa1 ___________ _j4s«tOwl___ ____ admimntratoivs sale. IMPORTANT Tie Mei Pintail Cmpaif any altentsou to talk of that kiad." If Governor Garcelon and his Council do not mean to cheat the Republicans out of their victory in Maias, than wby do “Bteh folks u Jibe Grey Canada Southern Railway £S38yS£® ceraing lha aasertion that Grant would be able to carry erntl Soathrrn Btalra, he says to a reporter of ths Washington Boar, "Nobody but politician, who bar. soma end to gain by it would Brake inch craxy the woman. s'e-re/■State tht^cSnUcJUr WANTED- A new Serial story, by Mr. Howells, begins in tbe January number, and -rill run through six months or more. Thia w proUbly the most gratifying announce­ ment that could be made to American tnaraxine readers. Tbe fine life-rise portrait nt Dr. Holmes, which Moan. Houghton, Osgood A Co , offer for a dollar to the subscribers for tbo Atlantic, can hardly fail to have a very largo circulation; certainly not, if the American people remember how mueb the wise and witty "Antocrat of the Breakfast Table" has contributed to the brightest and beat, the moat entertaining like his wretched father I" he interrupted,' portion of American Literature. passionately, fislling od hie hot*. “Why don't you curae me, Mary ? Am I fit to. brine ep any child ? Don’t tear. an. Mau I Hofcnaa arid next day to a ereeirn. "He beat He bead_________ , a«d keptbofisria', ‘Note word or look ftrao; cwiyfho AIM .fee thought of. WASHINGTON, uaKterr. ArnucnwL cmxiifvl. 1S30. FIEIH AUS IEW. 1», West Meriden, Conn., MICHIGAN FARMER, Ik OMnH Mats < lento Brighter, Fresher, More Entertain­ ing and Instructive than Erer. THMOMPLETEHOME Plain and Ornamental Hirer Plated and Cut Giaseware, Lamjf, CbemWiera and Brontes, Table and Poeka< Cutlery, Sheen, &U*»r< � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/406/HastingsBanner_1879-12-31.pdf f43847eae6ef7b24bc90ff2e8ff52993 PDF Text Text VOL. 24. NO. 35. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1879. WHOLE NO. 1286. THE INTER OCEAN. CHIU AMONG STEWARTS. MEW YORK. of the Cash Store has again received a Large Stock of DRESS GOODS, SIHWL8, CLOUS, 118 MSB KM FOR 1880. Tie IMbi Repstoicai Newspaper ‘S’.rsj1 W- i Seu-W, I Mir Flannels. 'Waterproofs, Blankets. Nubias, Knit Saques. &c. ■CORRESPONDENCE, large assortment of Hosiery and all kinds of Fancy Goods. And everything that goto to make a Wku.fl.Mre4. cam b<r •k.rlaettoia* amai b. ,IUi-i<*lH Bel 1« is* Ur KM. , Wlwa it hate. i*rttor w4. i First-Class Newt, CLOTHING ! The Daily INTEB OCEAN la the cheapen morning paper publiabel MEN’S AND BOYS. ATTORNET AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CUAXrUtr l-rrari atlvotkia etna G , ^n^KSttr^fiXnnEX"/^ CLOTHING Th. inter Ocean hu no nperiar. in Chicago An Over tfoflt !br. -..................................................... :.......... $3 0 A Gnotl Suit for.. ................ $6 00 Aty All Wool Suit for............................ $10 00 SEMI- WEEKI. F ■ Call and Examine before Purchasing Elseichere LEWIS STERN", Bowue . Block. INTER OCEAN It published each Monday tod Thunday, aad contain* a roopcodiua of the o*w» of Ail EdncatioHl Demit Imperial Soap For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 1 lb. bars—75 lbs. iij the box. To any one who will send un an order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free as a premhim. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more i> if. kv nT'•,)i>N"es . boxes ut a time, with remittance, and when we have thus received DENTIST orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh b«»x free ns proposed above. If you da not wi-h to sei d money in a3vanc«s you may dtip'tsil it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your WILLIAM WALTER. town with the understanding that lie is to renutit to us on receipt olatlie Soap which is to lie shipped to bis care. Address .. Mirtifli. I TAILOB* . Ert/u. !i:. A.^riUdK. »Sp^e. All Work GUARANTEED. J?. J. ten®, Sins and (taiital CRAMPTON BROTHERS. llmfi it intended to til a want long fall by pay- THE WEEKLY IKTffl OCEAN HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES isMb Haa b«n added to thia edilioa of the papct, and it very highly apokcn of by the School Superintendent* aid taacbere* It Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets, Sew York. ■p A I N TER • Hat the largaai rireulaiVm of aay political N'ewtpaper in the United Staten. It it a piper for the people tod oottt only Will thia weary tifo never end T'1 So tnooghi Mabie Wilmot a* abe aai her httfc fourth Mory room.. where night long aha hod been at wo;k on Ir The gir*. bonitatod u reply. • Ton may treat me." "Woil nay father io very weal and I. bo acre yon tri' him that I think it my qaira* alrengtbeniog I her wed lb doty to give up tbc party to-night, and ■Mtr to got a quarter at a fowl fo remain with thia poor warned*. Be a Pg gin, Naoey, nod I'll give you *11 my rid ribbon v lo nurrun " - flefranhad by tbc viand., the oU man I reek wm ibe only daughter of liicbard'a began ll.tu : . unde, a wealthy Southern planter. Dur- My Dietary m toon told. Irwin* iaa ehl(dbood riw bad beta indulged in •entile man , but fortune never favarad >e 1 had no money mywdf. and laved | and married a poor girl. I could arrer . “I bare nothing. abv mid at length ! “bat my poor mother* payer-book. Oi bee death-bed abe entreated W 3 not t port with it, and there i* oothi g in th. world,! bold mere aacred that !<- 0M» ory and the promiee I ga’o bar; bat Mil 1 for my father'e eake I moM no: bretata.' With trembling band abo wok tin book pion., active and affectionate, and my down from tbc abelC daughter it a true image of her mother. Oh. rir," ah. aaid, • during many t But age aad illnaaa have bronchi me to aleeptaA night I .have been a customer the let extrvouty, aad my coeacieoee re­ to enter the eecrol thought. of or heart on volt. agatnal the idcw'of the bet ebiid in the blank leares at tbc end of toe book. the world eacrificing her life for an rid and naekwa fellow. 1 cannot have much lopgvr to live, and I hope tbo Lord will pardon me for catting aS a few day* or ■ Certainly, Bartlja. I will *<* care week* from toy life in order to preaerve that your aecrnta are not prof*: o'- But that of my d.-wr Bertha." now get raadr. that we may go.’ While abo .«ft lb* room to pul on bee boanat and ahawl, Karl-Trett <f<< Un yuang ra.n wm n-> other than «or here) glured over lhe writing ia tbo b ok, and b» eym filled with tears of emr. cn and driigbt m be read the cutpotui >gs of a Cairo and pion* heart; and wbec they had left the bouae together, and abe walk­ ing bcriSe bin with a digsity of wbic* I ajsioat the window pane and gaxed nt the merry •c.-nc below There were aleigha gliding hither and thitfaur over the glistening aooe. dour-belle ringing, and a “Happy New Year!" for ^ome ooc oo crery lip Bal than w<a no Department* are arir and carefully con­ one to a Uh any good thing for her. ,w ducted, aad are u reliable >• any pobtiah- one cared wlielbrr ber new year wm bap| y or aid. u»U* il War* aomr philuthrucd in lhe ooantry. pt»t. el><> wUl'.cd manhind might be hippy Four year* before it wm not ao Oh, OCR CURIOSITY SHOP, o-> I Then ah* wm lb« beaulifal daughter of the iriMocrario Colond Wilmot. Then THE HOME DEPARTMENT fall m many tripped up ibe marble Heps, and Were uahcred into tb* lighted park-, Will ei.ailnq* loading and intarvoting faa- to bo received by the atauly Mr*. Wilmot •nd daughter, ea called at any other maaaioa on Ftfrit Arccue. But th* King of Terror entered tbrir home, and tftcr him, unknown io Mabel, .talked gaunt poverty. Col. Wilm.t WM kilkd by a fall from The aiek woman thaukod Irena for the, bit hone It wm lb* eld Mory. Hie kiodneM extended by t-r>df and her hoc ' financial ettiir* were in a procarioa* condi- band, and sated to be taken to her home | Irano did not ear* to hsro oec vho miftbt ■ world *upp<wd h; bad, wm •qtundercd by b* ;me her rival io die bouse, and. willbcartlia* lawyer* or eeiud by graeping liagty to b* ihoaght the cbtoori* wife,ahe ; creditor*. Proud Mr*. Wilmot retained answered : ber usual *tyle m long m ibe Lw would ••I will tell my husband tint yea dmirr allow, and rtrove to beep the truth from to be rrmoicl at onw io yvur bum*." ber daughter. When al laM the c.iria Aa abc turned to kava the r-x»«a. she cam*, abeeent Mabri tn viait friend* in a ws* cvnfrooted by Cri. Haodriek, who bid dia^n! city, and ttayed to meet grim por- ovcrboanl her lut rvrnerk. “ Where do yoa expect to find him7" erty alone. j The ordeal wa* more than ahe could THE INTER OCEAN. bear. Over-worked bnin aad nerves a: CHICAGO. Im. auceumbcd ; ber atrength barely last­ ed until »ba mebed her daughter, and her rvaaio left ber am o after ah- made her child acquainted with their arenmetoneea 8b* argil M.bri to avoid former friend*, The Reprint* of lhe eap-eially ber fover/ who abe declared of all others would aurtly fonehe her, and a aligt.. from any one of tbrir rid eaaheiatee .-emed then by l*r the worvt lea urv of Ths Ipijiwmk Rtvtrr ( Wlfo), Tub WnnTMinaTW Rbvibw (ZaAraD, tbrir ■poverty. Death wm wrieomed by the mother m a The Ix ndon Qaartecly Review ( Omaert.ifriend, for be took her from a life rite tin). d reeded. And poor .Mabri/ra* left riooe. The Britieb Quarterly Review No doubt Hr*. WUmot [orcr-mdeiM-d th* affeet wtiicb tbrir poveriy would have oo their former *Moci*iee, for Mabri wm indeed lovable, and bad *ume friend* who Tlfi CmKttal aid Anicilliral “Sir, what can have taadKgnn no un­ happy at tbit curly ago Y‘ laid the old man. moved with onmpeaaioa. • I am tbc only ton of owe of the ridtett banker* in Frankfort. My father died fire yean ago aad loft mo heir to an imwix fortune From that moment every They firvt went to M»d*m E rg. who did not give tbo advance require ’, but am rurtd the youne man that Hertha wm an angel. Certainly thia pratM Mr. Traft valued higher than the money be bad Mked for. They then pawr^d the book, and tbo ret]aired acm wa« nude up. B rtha waa ° ■ B°oHf you apeod all that a. wy tol*y," remarked tbo young BM ,“<* ’h»l will you lire to-mogrow f “I do nut know, bet I traM in God. I ebail work' the whole eight throuth " . When they went to tb« tavrrn, tb* Nov Is the Tine to Sibscrite. 5rs waeMSi. > Swe*T's . ^1 ffofeL, >BAXPtXrH>K ~ ‘ '> WaobilMfc <'“*■ . vfo tMlrh “P ,“d ' ■ ■’ ••r r w. Sell lev Bachinas Ererj Tics. _““«D":ta’ until pfl beoa oum.fbc , , Met Elegant. Simple and Euy Market—The Evor Reliable VICTOR. ------ VICTOR SEWINC MACHINE CO*,IJ*JI’¥Z77n|I- WmUcu Bnuaca osic* 233BrartMi.. Cncaoo, Xiu PIONEER STORE I MIDDLETOWN CONK. JOHN II. Mlffl, Keep cuaataatly on hand LIME, HAIR, J STUCCO. OEM ENT, BRICK, TILE, LAKI) PLASTER PUMPS , I PLOWS. DRAGS uasi'w 'MMtni it **** *tt1 r.’** KflWABD, LOTJt.*** lbWtmw. CILTITATOBS, IXJtULSSHom FLOWS. LEFT HAXD PLOWS. fur Leidiij Qurterly Rsrievs, “No, thank God, she b not my wife, certainly did not uudmtand Richard Hen driek. He waa too wealthy to wed her darling." Irene wm catrie-i to ber room and left for her money, and too noble to for. her , in eha ge of ber maid, to recover and re for her princriy Mrrouodinga. He w»ghi, watehed end waited for pent at leisure. We will not relate all that peaeod be riding* of bi* loved owe, bwl to vein. Il was rumored th.l al* bed gone abroad tween th* two lorerv. Il wa* a moding wUh friend*. 8ori«iy soon forgot tb* after roeb hsi been bet to lh* other for four long yen, and can bdter b> imastnrd family ; ho irieu to forget bar. Fore lima after b« mother* death. then deecribed Richard inaiated on on immediate tear Mabel remained with friend*, and wm urged io May longer; but one poMeed of rtairo. Mabri wm *1 happy ia again being her proad »pirit oald eoteodn: J depend- fovml that .be could net roaiM hb plead Inga 3b* U a«w a happy wife. “ Prii* and poverty I How unutterably Tbo Mxln Bridge wretched b th* dwelling whbb ye inhabit I How many forme ye bar* bowed,-and vic­ tims hnrri-d to a premature grave • 8b* found ■ cheap toormeat tn * long brick block, and etrovo to k*« p body end Mal togetber tiko many other*, by ber oemU*. and, though bring In th* city where »b* had riway* l.red, wm M for re mnv«l from fomer friend* *a though »« onmMbfog to cat. It— lotob.f n-Trtft be iife'e own angel. Alaa ! I found bee went h.«>« dial eigti; but lhe fo«p frc" one day bidding adieu with loan aSd kina- abo Maia bridge wm on morw thought of M to a youth who at>. loved. She bad lie mm, to lha beam every nw.aag, 10 accepted me for my wealth only. My arder, M be mid. In ahsrc with ll MB h» Abunt a fortnight afUr. aa be v a gmag away ooe evei.ing.be arid to Bertha, ■■Wil) yon baoome my wifeT I. ■ only a poor Mark, bol 1 am hooMt and «pright.*' . . Bertha t-loahed and coat her eyee <o A^fcZ’dayv after the young eoo.de, rimply bat napoatablt nttlrad. and .waayaoted by Herr Schmidt, wont'Co the rbante whom they were marned io a qr M way. that you will not inform her, or intimate in any manner that I *m a rieh man." Tb. old men hrid on: hi* band. "I ri’e Jeu 1 ** anxicua to oonriae* you 'that I hare apoken lhe truth. My naw. fo William Schmidt, and Ibero u my nddroaa," giving him el the tame time a bit of paper whieh bo drew col from hi* pocket. ’ “And my name it Carl Treft- I un Reaperand Mowers. J WHEELER. J/ureA IS. 1679. SAWS FILED, Cialn, WiMM ai Sula 47i Pays the Sighrit Cash price for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. Farmers will dowcll to con­ sult Mr. Crewy before purchas­ ing any of the shove articles, at his Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1879. 49 and if it beaut dar by rix, ahe won't pay l°“vX'>lweU,'-’waa a'J Mabel could aay abo Mooed the door aad took op Her tank, Stitch. Milch I Th* Weary boari rolled on. Fira o'Moek. The drew wan done. At laM Mabel reached Mina Boodriok . door, but ere oho nog the bril her Mnogth gave way aad she fainted on the Mope. TUv street* ware now doweled by nearly m kreutMta, but •««* fitted her M writ a* a* if k had e«M hundred. Bar fair fori* thaded a foe* briithtooad by a pair ol rye* of haevroly blae. The epaeit in everythiog wtra dritaew, —------ — --- burn; bar eyan betrayed akeptowa Tbc young mln hrid ont bi. baud- Hi. ■ w "“I not aok who you are, good «r be/ otmw, ■ let im drown.' Tberidcr of Ibciwh, whobad M tot| �ANOTHER CHANCE. wish that to anoh of you the year 1886 may it one of general prroperity ; rod one wtiwh the triumph of the principle* of JuMice and KqtoaKty, politically and *.«*L iy, shall-readar couapieuoQ* on the page cf Amaino history. - - The RMm Steal. Speaking of the ontrageo-j* attempt to ite*l the State rf Maine, by Garcelon and hi* fellow robber?, the Lebanon, N. H. Capt Bowdle, of >be Bangor (Maine) WAfy mad Garitr, made a Mirrfog apercb al the Banger Indignation Meeting, and wm loudly applauded. Ho did not eous- The Louiavill* 'Kemneky.i CownrrJowrwa/auggwrta-the hanging ot Garce­ lon. Before many day. are paawd tha will be the wiah of every dreent Democrat thnronghont the country. Pari*, Fluxes, Dpc. 9.1879. j It h>« brew wittily Gid, that "alt g-x*l ’ American., when they die. go to Par.? Thia paradise of cities ia a dream of chllda hood, a Kfe-long hope, we may call it an ambition, expcriaily among ladies, who early leant to ring the aang at "Parigi, 0 Cara. The .hope of all our ci tire are filfod with faacutating spcrimec* of Paris taste, art, and skill, in the *hepe of drome*, jewelry, glare*, laces and other feminine UVSR COMBUAISTB, Constipation and Piles. ITHA8 to aea the garden where thane tower­ grow, the great eonaerratory io whieh they bkratn in all their origpul fnahore* and beauty. And-lhta is why m> manv Amer­ ican* marine to Uvat their children to* viril to Faria, "if they arc good," the eons when they get throng!, cullege. and the daughter* — 0, rapture!—for their bridal Erected attention to the atrangn houaatom and /rou**«r»nr The delicious prc>hcld, when the old maa was found nrerly pcctirc ia held Out aa a reward, in mco-jrsuffocated, and Ma cat quite au.by amokc. In Point of Excellence it it Unaum**agemcot, Mtmcthing akin to that which Aapark from hi* pipe fori faUanon the await* the good iu the beautiful city of tbo Md, and Every Family Will Apreg* which he used for a b«d. The utHereafter. Tha bcobo voyage, tuturrily proctxte it and Fnioy ! bappy wreck of humanity was once a pron­ it* Perusal. 7 .0 much dreaded, ia patiently endured - aa Ena merchant in Bridgeport, Ct, where a purgatory loading into paradise. And I’-.ary man abtrall make'hia Um. a. con., danghtm reride in romfortaNa circuntwith what a fresh. c*g*r interest three frriabl* and aUrectist aa peaaitik. Nxw Yoxt. Dee. Sdih. 1879. H® •>» »W» «> “ ® li®® »T>. new comer* open their deligiited woaderiog A mni •aaeatlal requisite la ilui aad ta a eyea to tha baautire and novelties of the fair city of their dreana. Otre meet* them -traveling thu Cbnrttnae Four days ..f> u d |ogt everywhere in Ute attitude of exclamation ■ tbo mean«t weather, in spiti ..f the noble! Ms r««sun„certainly all interest in hi* life. 1 . 'po<^ul YOU SHOULD WK IT! The i/nitpfiuirnt Kiatmuu- pub’.iaht-J ,; eJMrtiec* of ex .clubber Mneet cleaning ilia relative? were willing and anxious to at Concord, N- H. mya, 'the Executive I i Cape. WL'ltacw, ao covered tha city with I provide for and chew him up, but without the r.-tndarr got tired, tire f* *** ‘1°*’ P**4* Committee ot the Bangor Indignation that Pari* has lo«t romcching of ita preu-'alorittba' rueoting hern iatued an addrem to tbo liar attnrtfoc* <o American eyea by the‘'f mon* eleigh got mired, and having to avail i change of Govcrnmaul from Imperali ’ m pnopie in which, after ereitiug the rrriou* J himse'.f cf theaerviceof New York hack- • box. Many jeiyla bare thmn though hot; Bnl rniarro -kkh u?e —.k. to Republic*ntam. not became they object । to the Republic < they hare plcnij of thatu; an, their chargen were k high that the oh! i all etttMM to unite with them in taking at boaM)h«t, in coming abroad, one wish ■' Stint’s money G*T® out- 1 n eedier fart, huai-1 with Mich addlliou* ** will pro^ *f mcnaore* to rcdrere 'the greatrat wrong o* to aec noveltiai even in tbc shape ot! n*M though k brisk for *om| weAs when j latere* to Mieklfsa reader. " ever commilted under a frce’gorerament.'' King? »»d Emperor*. SUH the groat cap­ij people with c*sh tool time by th* forelock, i A<Mre*ua( nore partletiterl, >ke ital ia foil of intenet to foreigner* : and, t^ \ rimmered down when the di*|usting warm ' The abort expresses popular feeling in Monarch and Court no longer cxiM, aourcall parti of the country. AU wo with to nira enough remain to give reality to the11 stunu came on and many (taoplc put off I add is, that in our judgement the Repub- pa*t Pari* is yet. and will always remain their jmrcha«p to thi last tmnutc. Theo.l Tkbm ofMaiw should defeat thia steal, tha city of Henry IV., of Itouis XIV., tire Weather might be a* mea* a* it liked { A WonderfuURacord. and Napoleon of Marie Antoinette, of’ at whatever reel of labor, blood or treaa- Joaapbtne and ol Eugenia, in ipite of all ! they were bound to complete their pur­ Myriad* of *o-caUcd “xpedfks' and urn, and in doing ao they will hava the tha aensdea* effort* to efface their uam^a I chare*, but they didn’t—not half. Tbo j "cures' for Itbvumaliaxn have already o vital aid and support of the RepuMitasi and detroy tbrir monuments It t* not ! truaS. in the store* wa* terrific, and if any 1 l^eu brought before the public, and many easy to annihilate history when written ■ o oe got ynat a quarter «f wlit ho *ct out; of them have evrst been endorsed by the in the memory of *gre. The tide of Amer- | to buy be aright conaMcr Irtewclf lucky, j certificate* of n-apcctabU and prominent The Charlotte •lirpoblictA cumpbuoa loan visitor* to Parto ia constantly iuerw' Broadway was jammed early rnom- such preparation*. There u no doubt I am not. able to give tbc exact dial acme item from that ably edited tag. ing till late at night, in a w&j list lhre.it- that a great many of three Liniments, •heat ha* been cuptad into tire Bax.vu number of arrival* dating the past year , . e:n to bti'om: historic, kata were rmaeliorl. i Oils, etc,, to widely advertfood and free­ but, judging from tbc list of nainaa weekly । elwtbiug ruiecd, «ud ali-tbc world and hla ly reevmmended for llbcumati-m aod without credit bring given. How that in painful eompliinl* »f a similar nature, wa do not know, aa wa have no rccollec have genuine meric aad will relieve eerlion of dipping from it a line rioce Mr. Ysar , and, with th* universal reviral of tain types of tbc ctotplrinia named , but buaiorea in the United gtalce. it is predict ­ Aingir wool t>. Waahingtoa But be whaji Rbeumatirai, Neora’gla. and kined that the number of visitors the coming Hut an it may, that onr renden may fully |*ar will be greater thvn ever ks-jwn b<I drod diaeares bare become ebrooic and | threaten acriouv result*, you m*y rest asappreciate tha great ability, the erudition, fare. The genera! pro^entv of the coun­ ■ »ur*d that they will help but very littla. the hiatorical information, and geograph­ try make* everybody fee! rich aad duproed Although not recommended a* infallible, i The motives which bring! ical knowledge diaplayed by Ibe "ermn- to travel the pceujfor qaalltiea of Sv. Jacob'* Oil' p/uMf editor* of that abere.* we p-nf American! abroad arc variant Some come rto Paris in th* pursuit of art and acunec, place to the following, from tbc editorial I other* for mercantile object* . some from prcriuoriy wilhnnod ali koown vprcifict, J column* of the CharlaUe of ' eurioaity, others for mete jJ*a»urc and dsta* well aa the preeeriptirrti? of the bcat| upctiou . and all, more or lew, for th, pbyrieiatt*. ' “An loeg a* the Democrat? remain in purpose of "ahotfing.’ The latter object; Wa would meuiivo, aa «u example, tha' fo the special,bwrinewr <.f th* ladies — and power Nevada need not expect lu be ad­ cue of Mr A. Hrtlman, Editor d the! mitted tn the Union. No territory that bow they revel in it' am! what, a /WaAinw& IlrpobliaM, who .offered ha* a neap mure which turn* out hundred* bountiful providence ’they are fo l’»ri*1 with Rbeumatbm foe two year*. After | of tom of m;«cac*oui quart* ha* any tra-i-su-.ca cod confectioner* vainly mtog all the boat reevmmjodad American! who furnish apettmeota io cbaaee with a Democratic Congreat." remedire and exbaurtiag lb* akill cf the Nevada a territory, Eh ? What will Path come in contort with working pea- I meet experienced phyrieian* without eveo »k and**e a phase of tbrir life which it Seuatof Sharon aay to that' temporary relicl, it required only two hot- ’ ludicrous to the stranger, but M«ctime» ' ' Uoa of St. JacoIi'* Ort. to effect a perma­ more annoying thin Indtctou*. I refer to There wa* a stormy lecuc ia Maine on the alownoH with which the I'arijiaxi cte nent cure. Mr C Hanoi, a well-koowc' eitrten of Ycuogvlowo, Ohio, aceureJ for1 Chrimma* day—An attempt waa made to chanie* work, sod the long while it take* I trananort arms and ammunition from th* to get anything accomplished by them. I rea.tant auffrrve from Neuralgia in the. State Arwroal to Auguste. The meaning Some friend* of mine hired io May, 1878,; I bead, the service* of the *ble»t physician* of it wa* tbc Gorernot wanted gun* and a (trite of opartmenu ia this city, and by I iu ibe land, but limy were unable lo do? (speihumin effort* and great detenniaa ’ anything for her , Ulf a boule o( By.; tioa, they hava jut succeeded iu cnmplo!- ’ I Jaenn'a On etired ber. Mr. 'Vm. Bern­ i*g the furnfoliing of the same. They ' hardt. Elmr-re. Wi* . report* the earn <d a ' •topped the wagon, carrying the war ma­ tel! me that they ordered aomc fotnirunneighbor who for tweaiy-fovr year* had | terial. and the elerk, in order to prerrnt * made, and rcveral mouth, after, ono'day -uffared re terribly with Rheomaiam that, ia walked a man carrying an arm chair. eolliron with the excited aruwd, returned •‘You’ve brought the faroittorc haveyou ? at timea, he evuld hardly more around ; a! the arm* and ammanitioa to the araasal ' Oui. Madame, uo fanteuil!’’ and that few bottlra <4 Sr Jarow« OlL cured He aaid he wn* acting tinder order* from wa* the extent of hia first delivery An. A. Nriper, of Tayforviilr, Pa., writew that I other month pawed by, and the aamc man bi* mother, who h»d bycn a continual auf appeared bringing with him another chair, in premium* '** sg*|t ferer with RhnWMiam for the peat thirty with the remark, "Encore uo tauteuil'' mean addition Io th' yearn, treed tine l-ttilc of Sr. jACua'nOlt. And ao It went oo till alt the furniture come brought in aert? and wav immediately relieved of all pn'n. arrived. The carpet mao would.bring a Thore are mnlu whieh truly deeerrr to single breadth of carpet at a time, solemn over the luccean of ita party in counting ly deposit it in the wfr-w and depart with be btottght to public notice , but they arc I not exception- a* will be aren by the num-1 out legally-elected oficere in Maine that "mystic mien," to appear again wet d*y« ert'Ua other certiorate* from all part* of; In due it nominatoi Bayard aad Garcelon a* a later with a few metre* more the United State- It ahouH be the duty j time the whole carpet arrived, and then he ' rniteble ticket for it* party tp etipport ' of every ooe to rail tb* attention of bi* I pt it together and laid It properly. The neii year for tire Preaidroey and X’icc- laying of gas-gipioE in their rooms wa* a coffering fiieod* and neigbbore to ihi* v .TTdrrlnlly effieaei-u? preparalfoti, eapecPreridcacy. Garoelna and HarGdalc herculean feat, truly excelled by the lajing tally a* the low prire ot 50 rent* a bottle ’ would male a more appropriate ticket, of die flrat Atlantic cable, and requirinu place* it within the reach of all preaor.r. | Theo for between the latter ? shot cun and tb* quite a* much fur* and red tape. before the gas could be turne<U*n a eoqo formre'a patent right, double action count­ ofoBcial* from the Prefecturr of Police! THE DETROIT FREE PRESS ing ou»)»roce*a the Damocraey would hare tame sod rolcmnJy punched holm through DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Ibe wall* near the ceilings in each room. Dec 25rti. 1879. j A rouimg meeting wa. held a: Bangor h look* »« though the Mein* infamy । the matter, and I tbail br<Ai,hiy Irerr Sntariay night, to give voiog to the pop-' by the foatce of th* g» in earn youebouW eomcthimr to auy ”0 Ibe whole.untfer b<- . wn troubling the Democrat. more than it ttlar Indignation in view of Governor Gar | fomt to turn off the burner, and kbould, ; fore long. I happen to know 4me of the ia the Republican*. They are getting very | Inatead, blow it oat Ixit ta moat promiueat worker? iu Um etuic of eaion'a ontragecua conree ia thwarting the ncjvous about it here, and advising their I the moat brilliant of all jartiHsal light*, wUl of tb* people aa expnreed at the Political Note*, {and they verm oy? an! all to I be aluioat I Maine friend? to beck out of the job. poll*. Speeehea were made by Senator That crowing rilliany ba* been coaeunr ;bur*tin: with bin aeereU. When the* The llepublitaiu will find meant to stake Hamlin, Captain ‘ Routrile and eereral I barat 111 let you know their tree iowuJ- theta baek nut of it if they don’t volnnta. net* promptly. ' Au cnt«r|>«i>io^ morning fnaer lua . boon interviewing ererybody nil th« »nb I joctof whit i* the tret *ub«titute. if any, debc* ia when they are dnt. The greenback tor hanging murdercr< The Ittcat in ■ torvlcwrel were t be murder, r? r.iulitied in Democrat from Maine aaeured ua raeeoily debt» due. the Tomba, ogr city ptiron Pctbipe ill* that tha meu engaged iu the eoanting-ou: Garcelon aaya be ia proud of what he sot strange thst they al! objected m hang pcoeaM in that State did not repraaent the baa done. It is human to err, but devil- ing, and mrol of them ano med adverse to j diKUSMOK the subject Cluntioe (\tx, the |, the better portion of the Democratic party colored murderer nf th* aged Mr*. Hull, < there, but were for tha tarot part indtridThe Springfield Maae,|/?«y».ZJ.>r'ii thinks adroit. ,! abooGnjr. because it wm "the , uaa with m> reputation -to lore—rene­ . prate continttally about the peaceful and that Got. Oaqxlon i? . St man for the dmtL.fatoldicr ’ gade*, noro-hood*, and ingrate*, who were An cx-anuy chaplsiu, who Mtved bird abidioir character of their coMtiluMt*. Maine Insane Asylum. Notwilhatending Senator VoobcM rcao“everything by turns and nothiog long." country for uxht year*, ha* fallen a vic-'■ The Granite Stale Frrt Ptm *aya, lim to th* proverbial rcckkreucM and bro- lu:km to Investigate, tbo uodu ta spread­ Sridto be cnly"two R«I Ribboo m«o "wdl.Gov .Gxrceko ba? made ex-Gov.:। tality cf Naw York truck driven, who in­ ing in tbo Sooth, and among ■ party which variably consider pefiastrian* have ho reacotly paaaed through here, arc a nam­ Wanton respectable, al any rate.' j righto they am'bound -to respect. Ths ber of tamilic* from th* neighborhood of They rcem to. need a strong man jo ' Etxtd old gentleman, wm ran down ia tin Norfolk V*. Oo being qwetionad they Maine. Weil, if oor recollection is aocur- ■ Bowery and crippled for life. The scamp declare their reason far leaving to be their rats, Mr. Jim Blaine i« a man ol Maine. 1 was seutencod to twenty day* in prison, inability to obtain a living there by reauo scarcely a atrnpetteeliou for the suffering nf ■of extortion, ab«*aa, and opproaaiona on The New York. 7riA«»-«y*,_"Tnden iI the victim. dar which they are cooiprilod to liv*. hibitioii. and foe the electron of • Iregia- didn't hang hi* stocking for fnr the De The babies on acvcwl block* have of 'This is exactly what Senator Windom ao lature that will giro n. jul that. moerary would pul an infernal machine in fofe been rearad into fits by the rapid gait irmprciaed upon the Democrat* of the Sen­ of a policeman. The outraged - mother* iate in hi* apeecli, and ths country will The Maine imbroglio ia bnaMwiag more reported the farts, but no notice wa* ta- Ibelieve him. The New York TriSunr Say*,—"Gar- ken. Then a rii’ncn complaiuad that Thia uChrtatmaa, ail the Dopartmaote aad more a aeriorn matter. Il ia now' cnloa fend better write kb political epi­ whil* quietly holding ■ bona, tbi* rapid iarc doeed, Coostm* ha* Sown, .ad nowrtaph and get under it a* .ptiek a. pwi- cfficcr clubbfd him iJmo"i to death. Still 'ce> ol new* arc dried up, so I should be •o notice. At last the man 1-mraU to talk <excuacd for a abort aad meagre latter. he* taken, and that be he* mad* arrange- W*‘ Cbtiatmw esMou is s lively on* socially, mowto to enter owe lb* Mat* militia to Tha chief aim of th* Democratic party and ereryona elac give* way to jolHffoation ■ostain him io organizing thr Legfolatnre ■' *fanl « •* « behave an abominably that a* b* haa reeonetrncted it I no m»u who rrepeete hinxwlf ean train ' Having bought out my partner in the Gro­ cery trade and having assumed entire control of the same, and knowing that people will trade where they can buy the cheapest. 1 have examined prices on my entire stork and have marked down. Let me give you n few prices. A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. Freeh Layer Fijr? from 25 to 22 per lb Package Coffee, rooeted from » U> 25 |mr lb *' Finret Svrup in the market, from 80 tn SO per gal ToUreo, if you wiU rhew the rtwff From W to 45 nfai from CO to 30 pre lb Chrew I am wlHngat 10 and 12j per lb. I am getting roasted Coffees in small lots and fresh roasted and keep in covered bbls, and will warrant the flavor. I grind Coffee and will soon have the finest mill in4h° City. I buy all kinds of dried fruit, butter and eggs, and would like a few hundred bushels of Beans. I keep common and rock salt by the bbl. Will sell sugar, crackers, «JLc. at whole­ sale and at small profits, my expenses are light., I live economically, at home, attend strictly to business and can give my custo­ mers the benefit. _ w. H. SCHA.Nrrz. One door east of the Post OfficeP &—Headquarters for line Candies, Candy Toys, &e.. for Holidays. .TJlT* TT '“!!?' -“. 'A.":!'!'1"——— w, a MAY CONCERN! I would tmy to tuy old Friend* and'tbo Public generally that my Stuck of Goods at the Post Office Btfflding ba< been thorougblv repleiltshcd. and if they will call there they will find a fine Stock of Goodt! in ray line for the eure"*1n. HOLIDAYS PORTLAND CUTTER Attatll Pileit Esn IttidiEiti, 6 REAL ESTATE. FOR SALL AND TO RENT. or if they have nny Engraving to be done bring it right along, and they can rely upon haring it done promptly and m the bert manner. They will find Workmen nnd Clerks willing and nnxiuti,to wait upon them. .A continuation of public favor i- earnestly Knappen’s Law Office. laolioited. . ' ‘ . Office. Office. Knappen’s Law Office. Knappen’s Law Office IB80. Increased In Slxe. YOUNG PEP Vol. 83. Elegantly Illustrated. knappen’a Law Office, Knappen'sJLaw Office, >rrak. new. «htr!i at witl aell for eu.h at! ...than fae>°ry pries*. Apply .1 THE WORLD FOR 1880- Knappen’s Law Office. THE SUN FOR 1880- Uwr. R Ella l^dle Efts MwaronioMa'toi iu aari tutelar U. EEtrgfe,i&jta -r-^r— ^IMPORTANT ^ijTteltrita Fintaiit Capat) I West Meriden, Conn., nr Cddnu Factans s 1mm Plain and Ornamcr.id Silver I’lalrd and Cut Glaaaware, Irecape, Chen lelicrand Bronxra, Table *od I’ockre Cullary, Shewn, Rrewtr, b« Unrivaled Wilaox k White Or gatre, the wclLknoun Parker Guo*. •nd Novahio and Speriakic- THE MKRIDKN PURCHASING CO BACK! |l ta mfe tossy that tba Maine fraud was nut batched in Gramercy Farit. I pilroi* <M*b Knjkppen's Law Offifce. 70 ing him before a jnrnre aad getting him committed ae loaanc. Gilmore, the iudutrimu leader of nrcbeetna, haa been for rnai time peat ciutc deficient in color. I>sirymca rttwtM working himself into a fever over* new thee uao Watt*. RtebardsMi i Oo'* Pre national hymn, "CUtunbia.’’ by which he f-etad Buller Color to give a bright Juno color. Thia color ia by far th* brightest, parrot and beat made. «.!*«* QILT EDGED CALL CARDS AT THIS OF- Ctaota— ty Jutart, pvJi.M �KR WUffl! Uro>ntro| will and Entered at the. Post OfficeHastings, Mich., as Secondclass Matter. Estate of Fanny Hanoi*, deeeased. I Account ol administrator made aad allowrd end order of dirtnbutta entered. Estate of J Horata I.tc, dseeaaed. Acn>unt of administrator made and allowed and an order entered for payment of first cUm debts fn full, and seeood ebam pro Is of >y thp hole5 are ttend itiftto- A flock of English sparrows here taken Estate of Caroline 1*. Deming, ao in­ up llirir abode in thaw city. sane peraun. Account of guardian filed Schools of our city will commence the with petition fur allowance January ID, next, asmgned tor bearing. wiener term oc Monday next. Krtale of William1 E. Dogblia, a minor. J. M. Ricketts warrants all watches and cloche that he rrpairsto rat) • year or tu­ Order entered sj pci ntiag guardian. Rood Doe. 24—Estate of Jeffereon Fevgliner, Remember we send the weekly Poet ALicense to sell real estate: Tribom to any person for 1880 for 81.30- deeuwed. granted. Oath before Kile filed. ' Bring nlong your orders. Estate of Henry Colvin, deceased. UDr. H; A. Reynolds wHI addrera the people of this city .oo the Trmpersuoe cento tn sell real estate granted. Estate cf Abrym M. Daugherty, de­ qurathki, on the !7th of January. erased. Petili-’n for appointment *4 We a■ere pirated to have our sanctum ■ ministrator filed. January 12, next, aainvaded one day last week by Deacon Van ! signed for hearing. ' Brant. lie looks quite feeble yet, but in Dec. 20.—Estate of Henry Snyder, de-wi the mend slowly. bas been as follows : 25th, 11.27 81.30 . Sfjtb, »L30 ; 20th. $130 Hastings National Bank CASH FOR LOGS. Remember the Masonic ball at Uate Hall tn morrow eveoing. City. LOOK AT THIS LIST OF PRICES .yas In reply to a quastiou as to whs: would bo the effect of the success of the grab in Maias, The President replied quickly and with emphuis: "But they are not going to grab them. This Maine business is no; going to succead." .i CINCINNATI TIMES CO., Cinciaaati, 0. There is ooe Preridential candidate about wboao w'wbea the country ia not b 1 doubt, and that ia John Sherman. He , estate filed. January 2G, next, assigned baa frankly stated that ha will areepi the forbearing. ’ C. Q. Holbrook attorney for; nomination if tta party hM»on him with it. A little candor ia commendable in a petitioner. Oath before before srJe of real estate filed. i Tie Annual Festival of Hartings EaMDue 27.—Estate of R. W. and C. E. era Star Lodge of Adoptive Manons will Reynolds, miners. Annual areonnt of take place on Wednesday the 4th day of guardian filed. February, 1R80, at Union and Miso sic Doc. 211.—Estate of Dean 8. Tyler, Final account of administrator Christmas prraent in the shape of a splen­ deceased. Marie by one of the flout orchestras in brard and allowed and order of discharge did gold beaded ebony cane. It is beauti­ Grand Rapids. I-»f everybody make ful, and highly appreciated. . raogemeiiM to oonje and have a grand good We"will mad Tnx Baxkeb and /Vsr lime. Supper served in tbo Hall. Bill far the entire ratertaiamcat and dto any person not now a sub­ Estate of Iti- hacJ Haffeodeo. deCcaacd. dance. $l.5<». . scriber to either paper, for the ensuing Final account cf administrator filed 'with year for I2A0. ’ Subscribe now. petition for discharge. Jan 2t»ih next An old lady by the'namr of Nary, died RMtittird for hearing. Estate < f James A'. Hill, deceased. IU- 1 in Hope on Mcndsy evening at the resi­ putt of apotial adniini*!ratera filed aud dence of H«>ry Johnson, nearly • hun­ order of dbebarge entered. piot. kidaey Wort is a dry compound dred yaam old. so our mfurmoant rays. Djrc. 30 — In the matter of the adopt too I aod one package is enough to make six Tbc day nr two of warm weather recent and chant * of name of Margtrtt StemFer I quarts of msdiefae without additioa of any Appitmitoo lot poiaooous liqarws. It is nature's remedy ly, crippled, but did not destroy the sleigh­ to Margaret Durfoe. change filed sod order entered changing ing. Although there was but little.ef it. nams and making Msrcaref Slcmfler the ' far Kidney Disauce. Liter c mpl^iat, aad Piles, fir it is both diuretic and cathartic, yet what thi re waa wa. extremely good. heir at law of Guy II and CUrisM Dtnfre.1 touirtad healing. Get it to day. £ The editor of the Bixsnt will addrt* Speaking < tbi» people of Baltimore, at thr Hender­ W<rU saye,shott School Huute, on Friday evening ot prvteod tbit a aisjority of thia week; co the r-object of Temperance. Sugar at retail at Wholesale Price. Syrup the same for 50 others asks 60. Tobacco, everybody says ice can beat the State Valencia Basins up to 10 cents to competeCoffee we roast our own Daily. Gloves and Mittcn&ipeare closing out at near cost. DOLLAR WKBKLI TIMES. The Dollar Weekly Ti.wks lhe pa:rana<v ribe rrvtlng fuM.e berause it to ths best ami liMpevt weeklr r*F*r In 'Sc tonally. Tha 81.28; .nat, 81-28. The Baptist Sot ter .upper Friday roughly • Stock Bought! REPORT OF THE COhDl’flON j For Particular Jtoqturo st Tekeraph Offloe in AgrteltaralHril. To Aa many kind fated, of Hastiag. 3X3G Hsatingn, Mte. allow me to return lb«>tankaof ttawire troupe for the kiodoue which vu sbown ' them during tbrir May in your city, and : « -A-T those who m kindly aasuud Mbs Strife! Bentley Bros- & ^Wilkins. will ever be remembered by tta family and to Miss Addie Bead and the other mem- j hereof the orebeMra we shall ever fee grateful for the mauuer they swuatnd us io our musical [depart met*. wav, comer of Rcada St.Jf* York. , I Very Rapettfaily, In cur stables Gila' Liniment Iodide AmnxraU gjraathe best results. Until A. M. ChxxiT. we used it Were annoyed and troubled. Hope, Barry Co., Mich. ixc. 20,187D. We pronouueo it the meat valuable rem­ edy That owners of horaas can use. A grand Christman Tree was tbo scene al Cedar Creek, in the Cbureh. The H. K. 4 F. B. Tumut A Co.. Grocers Sold by all druggists. Send far pam­ bouse wss peeked fall, aearly fiOfi gift, phlet. Da. Gilkb, ' wer. distributed, in ralue from 120 down 120 Wot Broadway, N. Y. to—. Addremm by R«v> Shelley, Hnut, Gmler, and Miwthland. Good singing and musk by tbu Sunday School AD was MW Dr. Iain’s Oltnii COTBOLICQJ DAUCHY & CO. COL. A Wonderful Discovery. For the speedy cure of Consumption spd all diaeues that trail to it, such u rtnb। bora coughs, neglected culda, Rruocbitis, । Hay Fever, Asti ma, pein in tta s de aod chest, dry tacking cough, tickling io the Wehavethe Largest and most brilliant stampede of curi­ osities ever brought to Hastings. Call and see the Stu pendous array ~of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS PIANOS iToy Pfolre. AGENTS READ THIS! ■Toy Kuirca and F |cup* aod Ftwm. Colles m!t> Cufft. Neckties. Suspenders. 1000 other things to numerous to mention. Sill: and Linen Handkerchiefs, lid, lick 3«d 7 If your Watch hr dock dsn't ran. FOR SMOKERS t . ORGANS along, to best Tl« lent salve in the Forid for cuts, I bruises, torrs, uloers. *»h rbuam, tetter. । chapped hana<, chilblains, corns, and all J kinds of akin eruptions. This Salvo u 11. L. Underbill and wife returned from the Stateot New iYutk on Wcdaiw day evening of Ust week, whither they went rbc-irt tbc middle of Octotwr last, te | visit relatives of Mr. I.’; All qq t ^Botanic GENTS WANTED v ~ I ROUND GENERAL GRAN 1.1 Vi eality is inresqxared tbu more atnxisua sod utterly indefrasihie it Icrumrs 'There able notes on Scrofula . Dweasra •/ the will hare Wb« some backing down on the Breathing Organa . Disease* of Men , part eftbe high teosd raetab, or somebody Disrates ol women ; Aches and Pains | Heart Trcubta; and a great variety of j will get hurt. Chuoxio D»kas», with oeHrncc tbit' in meat cues three ditraaca are curable ■ Sent for one stamp. I Nyrtm Mudgr, who i* well known iu this t il?, b about io sei up a clothing cvtabliabRwnt in Albion. We truly hope ta tnsy tnvet with the beat ofsucensa. and we doubt not that he fa' ta *• •­ min nf go-xi Iswrinete capacity and sterling -f Fancy Smoking and 5,000! $10,000. SAFETY •LAMP. l -st city If Milt- pl’es as gwd »•>!• i hr has a piper for the Jssi i«w yeprs. h pitron, ought, awl will I* |*rfecsly aati L VIOLINS. GUITAR^,, ACCORDEONS, MOUTH ORGANS. FIFES AND FLAGEOLETS. Instruction Books I SY Violin Strings, BESTTWTINTtATTI.y. THECREEK WORJ.D! F SELF- And I am rrwlv tn give everybody a CLEAN SHAVE. rtt®. Una We ’ will tend one hundred copies ot TUX BaV<K* for 1S8°- f“r one hundred . coeds of green Beeeh, Maple, or Oak Ixsdy . wood, it delivered A'tfaiv.nffca during the monlh of January, by persona nM now untaeribara. A fall aottlenxnt of all aoctrants t.n the books <>I this offer, will ba at oner waned ttpqw, and mtm ta tad,or wa eh»U leave them for collection. A word tn tta wise in snffirioot. NA8BYS ’ TOLEDO BLADE DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS 8AMPIJ BOTANIC BALSAM FBEE John Bessmer. A mOanaiilj Paper. I Last year fully 250.0u0 [wopie regularply read tta Bypt. HALF A miXIOJV I’EOPI.C A Houaehold Necmlty. Every iteritigmrt. family new-a dsys finds it ilm«i a naoaaritr to bare in addition to their home piper al least ona good family weekly. Such • paper ouaht to be a»-»ing. entertain'.^; «o inmractlve, and .bnu'.d oomhioa within its column, aoeh a range and r.rtay a. will -ma ita raqwlre F. _____ __ ..r > .. i.mi T from SECRET;! A NEW StOEY rooms over the grocery store of Smith, Hogle A PtoBtoO where ba will be pleased to roeeivo bis friends and psttmis. The Doeuir erf be euesuked at his off oo any hour of the day or sveaing when M« oertocrily aloenl visiting patrente. AUortrrs left at bis rooms or st the The pultaher. in their praaftetus, F’~ stem of Smith, Heglo A Wrntoa wid redaewbere, snoouncua general rapravew.eot erivw prompt aUsoticn. ________ .-E« for 188U, with several uuwd attraetioM. Dr. J. C- Lampmao, »ta bra brao in Ctwri^Ml, Ohio, aueteinc ; lure*, vriitins hopitalr. aad mUtog to his , jKnre of madieil fore, for nsecuta , wmc.roturatatemwww **• *o‘1 i, now rrady to answer coy rata Uist he may ta favored with from tta* in nrad of; umlicri Mtowite. Ha retain* bin : »«<, wrer Rutaete A Horatata' score. 82,000,000,000 author of •■ANDERSONVILLE" The OMt beautiful eromoaerer brought tn tliM eity, are at tho ware nxaasofF. 8pangetrsober, and they are dirt cheap uL An endle- v.nety of beautiful braekom. and other spendid holiday goods very. viBT, roar eheop. Of every Style and Price .1'full line of JAMESTOWN ALPACAS I The. best Goods made \Vow is ths time to buy your Winter Goods and buy them CheapJVLIVS RUSSELL. . December 1st. 1.879__________________ FOR 1880- Wo Invite Ep«W Attentte <o tta Advrrtiremetil of the Orange Jrnld Co The subject of Fencing interests every oac#od much rata side information on thia and many otbar snbjoeu. with atom 900 asgrarings. are to be given in ibe J'Jih Volume »f thr .tmrricnn AyHa>O<friU. imaiaa, aw—- ------- Rao what Cba PubUabers offer Conrspindonta, Honsebold Ikmmmow*. Mr. Ira Blackford of this county is no­ and Lmtrre from Nrw York .nd Washingwo. end1 with ita minor department* make engaged in arnvs-»ing for 7A<the teal friend, of all who tave ouce been Tnrnp*«»« organ published al Grand among Ils wbecrifo-rs % c trier tw ita Trieriu HtaA/y Ufa*.«« ** and mrat rriiaMs of f^J “J From $-.00 io $20.00. StyHab’ Hair Cut an ! Clean Shampoo. WOOD-SAWING MftCHIHE R.-qeetfully. Ayen AM Baafo*.Hatch,$elly3brit*r. SteLhiua aud Young C. Nets 0. On motion Council sdjoomed. Juhn M. Beaamer. The finest Stock of Millenry Goods ever shown in the Cit 'of Hastings. ' In the mmlet and the largert Steck to MI : ir-.rn I will sell a fti( Vfolins for ct given rtorc wood. r,FEED jnd John McEfd arerptrd by the r.u. ----- . -• auroral they now , Geve-rner-eiect Curueff cf New Ywk miler* will give attcutwo stand rarigosd fi'-tn said rvm|-oy. D.tfl Euginc Ilrwm Dp-. 12th A. D. will, n u asserted allow tip ia hi* adJrws a of ifcr htrr O.r,i». pn'.to the Legislature Mr. Tilden s bogus ca­ •nr.ot the BauxitB- h nal reform, which baa cost tbo Elate han f< a Stalwart' Repoblkan Journal, and is dn-ds of thnuaapds of doilara during the nibble m> all the great unctions of ths day. SnUeription* to thia weekly reeelrcd tst this nffie, st the lowest elnb remain nneteimal m the p-st Bastings Barry canary. Mleh , D»e. «tk. 1«7«Nathan Adsms, O. W. Avery. M.-lley Gram-er. Eddie Hartman, Elia Jexkwood, Ella Ludlow, Frank B. Taylor'. Cards—AloMoTerrim.-Mont. Geer. Ma­ ry Julsrt, J. C. Maloy. Wm. Mead, Ja­ p t N. Starks, Jacob Lente. Headed by old Black Toro the Fiddler with his Quad rille Dance. CIGARS, Chewing Tobaccos, Fusion outrage in Maine "only another instance that third parties take an naturallv.i.> corruption a* young ^ncks to water.” , TT.in is because third p-irtiea arc made up ‘ of tb-ne who ddsert the old'partite l«ca<M they are denitd/offire. ■' The Rattle Creek Jowrnul lias been en­ larged tn a forty column paper, ami is one I of ibe vety best paper's in the State. W*, arc glad of thU indication of prosperity on ' I krep Finn Imj.irtvi and Dotncwtic ON 30 DAYS TRIAL dier in the army ol the Cumberland dur­ ing the war will begin with tbc first week in January, and continue during tbo, greater port of tbs year. arxctxt. cowiuwowDaacx From Washington, New York, and other news centres will be found u usual. On politiori. Financial. ScientlSe and (Jeweral Hnbj-u. The Uwes Tehgrapbic New. ; th" moat rritabl. M.rkK lUpwts . Chmra Hwmor. Potery, Start Start- l-utertawfog M«-; orilany will unta io make the Blade for | 1880 a bsct^r and more popular psper tha. | over before. Aldi.mgh tta . | ‘ 1827 UH 1TEBS1LISI18M STAMkWEST CINCINNATI. O. What ta it? • . ■nd ■*' Ana.—Your Prescription Receipts. What is it made of? An».—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? Ans.—With care and accuracy. iftX *- * Where to get it ? M&rijggftY.i.- - ; Ans.—At Roberts <t Hotchkiss. HKJftfgat’.ibVi.:-' ‘ * where you will always find a fall and y..\ select Stock of ‘ ' Drugs and Medicines. J’--’',.,..' Our expenses are light and wo uell gtxidf in same ratio. *” **** ,““*J** taunt FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY �A CURE • • • • * After a vary grare eotan<41, it waa agreed ta take the Chicago and ftortb-Wartarn and Unaan Pacifie Rail­ road* to Denver, at . .. . • rity of thia country, L —------------ --- — At 10.30 a M, wo won m;at comfurtab’y seated in one of tbo *elebruted, aod I may aty world rcoowaed, hotel cars of th* Chi­ cago and Sorth-Wtwtern lUdruad, ami, of eourw. our fint topic of conversation, m it accmod to be with every on* after being reatnl for the first ttt* in really a pailace Wo had heard ef these maguiliceLt ho­ ld care, ran only oo this road, but must frankly couftsa had never fully under stood the maximum amount of comfort aod luxury in railroad traveling until thia trip ftoto Cbicagi. to Couadl Bluffs. Tha interior construction of the ear ia simply esntliaitc. and for neatheaa in appearance and order ia all ita arrangements there is parhap. natbiag oo this contlneat its eqsal. It being nesrly noon when we embark­ ed, we did not have to wait long to have out curiosity gratified aa to the arrange- COUGH SYRUP n nuaaara a: -oi ty fdj lb« Liter, Si-rowria aaad Bowels.—Il ia Fneriy X | VatTtsld*. - U S « Debilitate*-It i Csthortee and V* 1 50 Years Before the Public. tetascop* in dtrtanccd. Thu great rclrsc lor of the United- Suita Obmrvstory at Washington tu lately ahwd. Lal now Neiaoo NJ* it has bran beaten by a new English iustrument, the history of whieh he giv**. I*r. lander Lindsay discourse* wisely of ''The Moral Sens* ia the Lower Ansmala" , and an anonymous writer cootr-b Ute* an entertaining and natal icstructire paper on "Middlo-Api Spiritiuliam." -Tb* "Uiatory of Paleontology" ia vigorouvlf institution. An Englishman rilling juat 11 tanued by 1'rofreaer March Everybody oppatite us, after enjoying a aumptuous1 --------repast tn the most leisurely manner, ex­ । Canal Route*," which was read before th* claimed : "Thia way of traveling is simply ' Faria Congrrev by M. de Fourcy. It is perfoct.'' We ste as long and as alow as । illustrated by instructive mapi There is , we pltawd of food evidently prepared with a thrilling paper by Professor Mackay oa I "Premature Burial*'''. andDr. i. J. Skinmore than ordinary skill. Meals are served on the European plan ocr effectually replica to Mr. Green'* arti—pwy for what you have—ao that a tree i de io the November “Monthly" "Whr do eltr .doe* not have ta pay aeveniy-five I Springs and Weils overflow ? " The editor disetUMa the peogreas of cents lor a cup of tea and a lilt!o toast. i u-ieotific •'«thina1 and "railroad accidents ' and the IVpular M'taedlaoy abounds a* ; tuusl with the latest intelligence on a 1 groat variety of subject*. Tha January “Monthly’- b, every way, enellent. Fifty cet*t* per number, flj. a year. . New York: D. Appleton A t'i- Pioneer Meeting. Chtcggo aod North Western Railroad waa tbc atfest ia the country. Whether that Notice is hereby given that the eighth be tri* or'not. Hr. Editor, 1 observed t*o< (sotual meeting of the Barry County P«h or three fade whieh 1 deem it proper to refer ho in thia connection, fur <■’/'*/ ia in the City of llaatinra in arid county, on railroad traveling Is a eotuideralio* of no Tktrt-hy t',r riyklk if.ry q/' J.ramlry .1. Gratue was a aery little girl,—only six small uiortvot />; |880, at ten o'eiiK-k in the forenoon yaara old, but beautifal aod loving Sbe Flat, tha road bed aeens to bo a per tor the election of officer* f >r the ensuing waa a modeat, thoughtful ehtld, and when feet one, with tied rail* the entire diaur.ci* yret, and Tor the trauactiun- of sueh other her lather, who loved ber very much, from Chicago to Council Bluffs, hence iu Lusmcaa u tnay oroperly evmc before the wanted bar to oome into the saloon, that meeting. A coruial invitation is extended be might introduoa ber to the men loung­ to.all persons who have beea residents ot ing there and hear them praise lirr beauty, the eoumy treaty-five year*. aha would say ; "N'd papa, no,'no. Make Hastbga Mich, Dee Sth, 1679tha naughty men go awaj, and then IU perfatx condition of ibe can run on thia oome." road. The coachta all' bad the appearThere was a children a Temperance- So­ anceof jwt coming from the ahfpi and ciety in town, in charge of the Womca't soemlegiy in the most complete order for A Udy’lWhh. Temperance Union, aad little Gracie and service and mfety. her brother, atill younger, were invited to Another feature of safety waa th* kiud , attend. Tha lather gladly cemseoMd, for of tne* employed to run tire train* They h* hksd much to see Grade drmeed . up were evidently nut uf ordinary stoeb, but aad have people notice ber. Everything were aeiected aa men Worthy to be trusted was new and straagc to Grosie. Sby had with the live* of hundreds and thousands i navar anno aor.oco prey before, aod when of p-.oplr There w». an air ef l<t>!ne*s i the leader talced to them alieut the great and stability about them that girt* th* 1 God, and asked them alt Jo Low their ftjMcler a feeling of trust and evaGdencc ' heads whil. ,b* prayed. Grade bowed, Mr. Editor. I hare bren thus specific cn awed Into tha most ickmu reverence j «■ queaiion if the safety of this read, f y After meeting, kba asked the teacher thia u ooe of th* first thing* that a lra»what it meant, aod if she would teach her eliag publie desire to 1« ttMured of, and I and ber littl* brother how to pray The ant aadefird that the cuatpany controlling teacher look the little haad. in her own, ' this great and important line spare* no Of Ten Yft’i' Deration. The Di»aod told the two fittle children about Je­ pains er expense to mike this fcMare 6f c|targs» Thick, Blood-/, and of Foul na, aod how he lovod little children and their r.*-l all the pubfic can ask ar d.~ waatorl them to bo go*d. and would help ' mand. and' this t- why thia road is so Odor. Sonws of Smell and Tuto them if they asked him. nearly or entirely free from reports kf scWholly Gone. Entirety Cured by Months p»*«ed : Grade h»d laareod. to I (.ideut* . pray, and often talked to her lather about1. In going westward we passed tbi-ugb SlRFURD’S HAD1CU CURE. the Chrut-ehild. end wauled him to pray ; some ' J the most iutcrewting portM* ofbut be only langbed, aod ■ cdlcd btr j,;, Iowa in the night, but in returning ! had a j little saint On* day Grade was taken very III. Thr doctor was sent for', and country in the world tn that Stat* labmg when ba saw her, sard she si< verv sirk. the lint of this road. ••Will 1 dia, Doctor ’ At borne and abroad, low* ataLds a* "I hop* not." * You needn't be sfraiA to Uli. me, gca one of the Caret farmitig States m the Union, and tbc bread acres of gfosriacropv arc certainly a rich fast fur th* eyir. Tbe fields of corn were simply iminetise. The father, who stool at the loot of tbo and tht hertfe of fine rattle indiaatrd great bed, sobbed out : "Oh ! tirade, you don't thrift and prosperity. And the -.yiM-ral want to Imre papa, do you T", f appearance o! housea, barws, .yards, Aral, u'ita, I do, if Jmiu wants me to r.>mc, bery, eta. showed that m<-n of enterprise cos he has the beat right to me.' and ioiei!lg*nce had sought and ' were Tha easterners came and went, but the l-coutifyinc homes In this lank! cf aalooo keeper heeded them not, for his plenty. • I dear Grade wm on ber little bed. panting 1 After a men: agreeable rile of le*i than her Jif* away. What Cared be for n»o*y. i twenty four fconrs, we arrive at tbe Union SAIFORD'S RADICAL CURE now tha light of hie life waa going out t I'acific luHread depot, ooe of tbo lijrlicat On* day. on hi* coming up out of hie aa- and mc«t iiurerrsting places in all (ftristl loon, Grad* opened her eyas, aad turning endotn; about !):3V a. m.— Ikupon him an imploring look, said, "Ob, | tor, .iqvwtf, 1879. papa, i* th* aalooo open ; .r* th< men thee drinking ' Literary Notice* "Yaa, darling “Do doae It, pap. I knew III feel Ballui s Moxtult Makui.'ix: son better. If yon wfil. .JANt'Atr. — The January number uf "Ill do it, darling—asythiog to make MosntLY ItXtWnkTKtr you feel better.' The Mloon-k.wper * B.UXOC'h heart wm almost breaking. Thr bar-keep • Magazine is a marvel of beauty' and er was ordered to dear the saloon an-l goodnew, filled to repletinn with tLol Ixat eloae the doors "Darllag, l he saloon is of atigravings, stories, poems, and e*4j«— doted," he vaid. landing over h*r a few a recMtkabl* combtaali.,* of all that a tnidarn msgsiine should contain. The minute* later '■Thank you. papa. It makes me fn| sew typw and new form of the m.^aine are ai-Jiag it Io-force iu way right direct happy aad better alrcwly,'' ' iota th* hoana of the people , and when smile came auto her auffering it has sucurvd a lodgement lherr, it' will few hours Grade woub’ ask remain, lor no cn* nan read it and ui* like it. It is a library in ittelf. and Jen thy “Yea, dariing , price ia only 15 cent* a eopy or SI .56 per “la th* ahottar* up I" sntrata. poetpaid. This i< cheap ; b-jt the. “Yaa, dear, they ar* up.' Tbo leader of tbe children a temperance material is good, first-daws in evrrjj r» mteting had oeen sent for at Gracie a re­ PT’nblivbed by Thornes A TaJMtf 23 quest, and had beeti with her almos: con­ Rawley Street, Boston. Maae., *1 St f.'i stantly from the first, and now nt chaf­ ing tbc h*Mb that wore growing cold in per annum, pwMpsid, and for sale at al the new* depots in tha country. death. SELLERS' NO PAY. • A Bogota* HooaaboU P*t " There U a very readable aad wsn-posted article "On thalMtgreriowaof Rate*,'; by Friedrich Muller, whieh will be much appreciated bv those exarerued in ethnology. There ia a gr a deal of talk now a data about 'aociaatiou, and many are opposing it oa all aorta of grounds. In aa article oa **V*ecinaticn ia New York ' Dr. R Oaguod Mason give* tb* rasalt of a careful aualyau of tha expsvienre ia thia city, whkh the immense benefits of tha practice, an! etplodre the current <>b- TUTT'S PILLS PHYS1C1AMS, CLEBGTMU AKO THE AFR1CTE0 EVERYWHEHE. THE MEATaT MEDICAL TMOMPH OF THE ME. ’■WK, TUTTS' PILIS TUTT'S PIUS TUTT’S PIUS i^iS.'pesgagsygt.'s; TUTT'S PIUS wmt dsrsUss:. st Ina tweair ten te•ftSMsai--.■i-r.-.vs * rsTTessss. < m ■ I. ...... — TUTT'S PIUS TUTT'S PIUS TUTTS PIUS TUTT’S PIUS TUTTS PIUS; PROF. HARRIS' RAUtQAL CURE- SEMINAL PASTILLE WASHINGTON, 2U“.MLtSLttSta'. *** ***** lainfrC* l^**ta«a ** ; i•*>*•« ta m«4 aatasy* Su tess SsiEiiEEiSSL I BOOKS'^ MILLION WOMAN HBL-'I MANAGE UtritaW i» AHccrcxct, U*rollfa it SafBcity, Utarpasud it CndndKt. U^nctdatrd it Ptftlarity. And Ut&pdrd it tkg Broad CIom Depute Brieve * Meath- I GRAND . |() FL,BIDS ANO DETROIT ''AVttio^SnvfALEabl'u. ** *M ’*r ®**rT ."i<s*ss.MWilwstertte L'-hb^Iub -iiaxc'Ery nalk. ' - Canada Southern Railway r ft Sig c= 7ZS., .. L.:. tin, mom » OPIUM WANTED cllANL<£HY<MJn^--------!. ksnbx tlrsa ikai I* esmsars sa* * *.sy» w^a*y taa yhtel|<>s*ni CHICAGOI WEST KICHIGAH jiAILROAD T61t ;;ca; mm snma umhihe co. ASh TOLKlH, TBA1SB •flu** 1S|,IB • 'wr. ryuatan a TOHWSToW^ ' A. SNOW & CO. 1530. FIEiM AID HEW. ml MICHIGAN FARMER, Brighter, Fresher, More Entenain- ing and Instractfre than E»er. >aw4slerraa«kikM‘<fci ______________ _ _______________ StxS®?%?£..i",XTr>“JAITUACX, laST -7 The Jmtuary Michigan Central Pailroad. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. uT.vtiS'S.'tiSrsJ >■> st Bsrrv a *11 Iks ls*t« (a* » I in mM 4«rn* un»w». «•ila *W*s Kt sarvsl k{ Isa* arcsit fJKTs£,PK.-’±"teft, VOLTAIC PLASTER “Ob p*pa, I wish y<m'd never open the Tbb Lxoxaud Scott Ft nuaMtnaiCo., saloon again. Mamma, can't you get pa­ pa to promise mo never to open the saloon 41 BeretarFtreeL N Y. have issued their reprint of nintkmMtTt Hanaiin' fur again T" • “Oh, Geotte, do promise year dying December. . The newspapets hava recently antikanchild,'* sobbed the mother, who had mntr ood thr death of Mr. John BUckwn<J, favored her husband's burinea*. Th* atrang man abook like a remi. Us th* last aurving son of tb* founder oil th* eculd not speak for a uacarut . then cum Magaaia*, and io thia number wo h<v» a ing and hooding over her as the toned abort obituary notice. Tina eren^ ao reatienly.be Mid ia a st range husky distmaiog to bis immediate friend* stem* ' voice: "My darling Gracie, p*pa wiU : iq^a degree to hare affected the ton* of never open the saloon again . nevvr, : nevwr." , “Vh,p^, Fatso glad. I'll tdl Jen. when 1 get to Heaven, that yoa have elw•d tbc saloon. And bow. papa, you must "Theatrical Reform ' diacuasaa tb* ba good, and He'll let you cotae to that beautifal place tao; aad mamma aod eulty or impoaaibility ofaatebltabiq; l Aik* can coma." Them waa a gl.d amHo Uona! theatre, reprove* the recent < about Farah Bernhardt, and criticise* ow tbe dying child's Ian*, that won foded out into hnea of pain, lltu aU at onre, just at tha last, ber face brightened up with * strange unearthly brightnera. anJ abe cried out joyfully, "Oh, mamma, look, look! lheroomisftin of angel*. Papa, don't you are them .' They're all about yww There wa* a hush tn the roam, R.>r Ute ntt* of Heaven were thrown open to Hoffolk" deacribca a country where bnd tat th* pure bright apiril p*» through - and Water aa*m to Struggle for Urena* Only the body ef littU Garni, was tbere- tery, where bird* and fish abound, and ob can be found to iaterert tbe sports U* wd S*°* h*d R°Oe *° ’,n Wi'h JC" jest* । man, the naturalist, and th* *ntiquarua. Th: periodireh reprinted by Tux The father never opened tbe saloon . the twr.rooai ahettera ha>c sever hern J<ao«AU> Scott Pc bush uni Co. (41 lakau down Th* as)non-keeper has net Barclay Street, N. Y.) arc ** follows: ••>.» signed tbe ptadjp, bvt has ttecome a Tie J.'roilfn Onarfrr/f, l^lixbvryk, ITfaA Christian, .nd wpecu t., f,.'l„ fii, ■■HmMcf, «aJ flritM ^artrriy Rtrirm, and BfoednramTs Jf**un><. Price *4 a ta btevsa after awhlte year foe any oa*. or only fl 15 for all, nod i Ute postage ia prepaid by tha Puhiaben ■i-- ■HE WHITE Sewing Machine a <». SARSAPARILLA ira tamot, tram � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1879 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1879. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note this is a partial year with issues available May - December. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-01-07.pdf 44e93d7383c991aec89085ccf0985b90 PDF Text Text Tilt ^tfutLit^ rt<4rpoa£« JUTES OF*?} VOL. 24. NO. 36. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1880. WHOLE NO. 128’ THIS PAPER AOs-rrSlsInc Suuu UOJ-rNBCU sS’i-’ii^OEW YORK. Journal it to UMquided. It coataiM, beaidee tbo Domretie a-.d Foreign .’few* rf tb. »«t, Edit—to, IWtol. a>d Short Bunce, Persona! Gossip, ete., ate. Amtsing Cartooo* and bomr-ifnl El—a- of the Cash Store has again received n Large Stock of IIRfiSSfilllinS,SHUVLli, ( LIHKS, “What do you mesa ?'* she naked him. “kon aro still happy, are you not 7" She lifted bor eyes to hto with a dreamy wiatful regard. । Fl&nnuls, W&terproofe, Blankets, Jfabias, Knit S&jues. Goods. CLOTHING ! "And who is Ihcltandaomc stranger who is always b; yourato| now ? I heard of tour fWly in n^y nrarificing your life & Of eoume,. woman like, yoawiU her natural joyuuane*; duturbing her nat­ hu. ural gaycty, which bad boon hitherto th* complete it by giving -that -life to him gaycty of a child knowing nought of evil, hereafter, tu guard or wreck aa ha dreading naught ot pain. With tho morn rag bar father sought the stranger’s safe, and dressed his wound with rome of the old medical skill that lie had never forgotten, though be had long —cd to practice u a physician It was then that, for the first time, the young man learned bo story oft is danger and rescue, and heard with'miagled wonder and adtnlratioo <rf th* heroism to which be CLOTHING lining.' Tb- oH ffi.n Went <x> hi» way. The girt curved silently and ssdly along the quirt field*, and through a narrow, shady r.,-.d, and aenmt a wooden bridge which brought her to her home. A very »impto little ]4aro it waa ; a Uti re cottage, rented from a miUcr near by, and jux largo enough for her father rad licrwlf. He wra an old and ntndiuua re -What can'l say,” he tnUrmured aa the due,, and «bu vraa hi* only child. He story ended, and the old man's voice treui had lived litre in thia quirt world-torgnt bleif with emotion over the recital of hia tea village ftr aftooro of year*, with'only darling'* bravery and deadly peril. “No word*, no set* can ever repay such a debt. I wonder you do not hrtc me, *r«ng in my fi-olhardinres such ruk to the hie you lore An Over Goat ft>r> . A Guntl Suit for. . An All Wool Suit for The tiny Ipime wra very dear to him, and to the child alnx She loved to think of llm fair young mother who hid glad dened it fer tb-asnlwo brief sunny yean — to trees her footsteps in the ganton pnths, her presence iu lb* dainty rodms, her tuic in the arrangement or the interior, and her skill in the miniature garden wkirh she had planned and cultured, and where pure white lily ran* and Glosre <to Dfjtrn ra»e», and the aearirt glow of -grraniutN, and the flash of flowering creepers, colored ac-1 ctuUiwersd tho ttny dwelling. To lire girl tho whsdc place wu always ' Leiuliful/u*simple,qssrt. dreamy way,! <lied tha whi-’h bad grown with bergrowtb^nd Ind ’ reluming aaltered itself to her fsudai; whether it lay t:t._ . c. l. ._ . r. I Imperial Soap HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES The Price ol\the Imp Imre—Jo lbs. in the box. _ for 10 lioxt-A with cash, $52,-50 w<- will semi mu- box extra free as a premium. Or the orders m«y be sent Id iw for one or more boxch uf :t time, with remittance, and wlnmj.ve have thus received DENTIST •nth box free tut proposed orders Tor 10 b above. If yon do not’ wish to send money in advance ; deposit it with any banker or nnj^/iant in good credit WILLIAM WALTER. town with the understanding that he ii.to i ol the Soap which iw to lie shipped to hi*« X^JT-kllaOlU Nashville. Micbiian. Lee and dreary eyes, who leased on. his rttek and shaded hir sight from the r»n ray* and watched the girl cotmng swiftly anl joyously toward him as he ad Arm bad watched any human thing. As rhe raw him the ramie Idt hcr'ron- -Keep that ignorance then, lay dear," he said ironically, as »hc moved away with a aligLi Uw of farewell. “Keep it, with it* twin sister-content. When yen part with them year life's happiams gore too." She made no M»wrr, but turned away, bort and pained, and left him by tic br>Aikaide in Che evening shadows. But ss site >*«-.: htraewarel she rouid ‘ ' They had rtiresJ , had toft _. her heart from it* .— ,they her with racnxirics whoso iun.cunt shame tor­ I lure-1 her si nixhing in all her bright gisd life hard ever d-rao before. Hitherto, her heart hud tosped to the gtodnau of youth, the mere scuse of living and enjoying th* simple, innoceut life she had known. Now a sew element had arisen iu that life, and through the golden hare of pure She end her father wt re alway* together1 —alway.i cvnipanivna'atri friend« to each «-*her—alway> unit'wl in interval m in' heart—alnya iaieperabtc iu purauit* buh l learned and rnaple Aa plic cvpMCvl the erodes toidgu now, | In Empire Bbxk.ovcr Mudge's Store. 1- J- an-fother ___ _____ _ _a_. nirclrody enough 00 thia man, filling molie-ukwMd attentively there, with his rod llmfi P A I N TE R •‘And why—can ji n tell llarc you ro raueh to tnakr t “I haro health, youth, love, not life'* fairest gin* T” rhe MW him suddenly tire, retreat a few atty*, and then with abort. ipiici run take a Dying leap to a rock ir^lhe middle of the warm, evidently intending to lake Lh acai there Instcid of tubing from the bank. Whrther he had meararud the dbtanee falrely, or whet her bi* loot dipped on the slippery rock «he eonld not tell, but in a fc-oad the raw him aubmerged in the ruthingdrpibf, and whirled like a straw Thu old man's words hid shown her ’ this, and left her dirtarbed and saddened all at once. Thia stranger, whose life the had raved, whose present* had haunted her for these few short week*, had grown unatKounlably dear, though to word of love or glance of paui-n had lived in hri Ho shook bands cordially with th* guest to strangely- brought beneath hi* roof, and then bada him cotww to the sitting-room when bo felt nifficiently NI'KCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ' —-Xs^- ■- “You will find Vera there," Lo raid in hie genial, kindly tonra, that w«n» so frank in their cordiality, so truMful in tbsir wel­ come. “My daughter. I mean." "May I uk the favor ol yvur name?’ •aid the young man railing “Mine to Wi Sell Hew Hatlta Errry llrc. Bend for Iltortratol Grertar nnd prx«. until y<« .bard a«*> the Litoral krais to the Inula. IWt buy . Most Elogant, Simple and Eapy Running Machine tn the Market—The Ever Reliable VICTOR. ■----- victor sswihc machine company,----- Wmtera Branch OSScc, 533 Hrant Hx.. Ctcvaoo, Iu- PIONEER STORE awaktu eith-r intereat <it regard tor him•elf in the girl'* fraaew, knowing that to take, oe aeek to take, her from the aafrty rad iuaoeanee of her .heltcred life, and aak her to battle with him through th* ____ A__ lLl l_i ___e_ lure represented, possilJo to hi. g_______ ,___________ chivalrous lure. Therefore, b« guarded hin^tTro closely, sod totrayed by n« word or sign the weakness that al time* aha uoronsciotuly tempted almost beyond endurance. Thcrgfer* it was that he raid MIDDLETOWN CONN. JUKI (. Ml', KcejM courtanily o« hand The EiccUcoua of this Hotel Will to.mlat.Mt as twesMsra.^ OBe*. illaala*ete., o« «nt l~f. lr»M store Iterator r«a CLOTHING uS’aii M Mu-rci HIW Hsus’ Yulis, Boys nd Children. LIME, y HAIR, . STUCCO. CEMENT, URICK. TILE. . LAND PLASTER PUMPS, . PLOWS. DRAGS ehiU' Tw.; young one., and g'.d a. trustful sa you are. To roc, tu«>, there seemed never a cfcud oa the akr; never a pein in the heart ; never and evil or a fin that equid turn life to hell, and love to hate, and joy to sorrow. Hal even a* CtlLTI VATUBk. DOfniX.XlIOVEb FLOWS. LEFT HXJTD PLO WS. Reaperand Mowers. WHEELER. SAWS FILED, Pays the higheel Cosh price for all kinds of Farnivrs Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy buforc -purchtuting any of the altove articles, at hut Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streets. • llaBtiiiga,. April, 2. 1879. 40 the most popular writots aontribute to it Tho contra la embrace Serial Novel*,-Novolettre Skctobo, Adv—ires, Biogra­ phic, Anecdotes, etc. Sixteen page, eight o( which aro brartifislly smbsiHSad. Published every Monday, prise ten oenta. Annual subrariptios, »4, postpaid. Fnok Lttllc't Sumfcy Jtoewite.— Thto brilliant periodical u undoubtedly tho cheapest Sunday Magazine in tho world; it* mrait* have assured fife it an with what her* accmt to yea." “Ay, Hravca be pnaed. who waa raared f' waa the fervent escalation. “But you arc over young to talk ufbetag m> little misar-i or fared for." “Ncverthclete.it l» quite true. I am-utUrrfy frtcudlera ' jfily life bra Leu hard, tovdere, toilaoruc ; it it ol atuall *eo>uat to any one but tnnelf.'' • “I hope you do not follow the cant of thed.v “ rpifUaH,1 rt>A All Work GUARANTEED. Carriaje, Sim ani Ortaaental handsosM eh*— fronitopinee. tohsdou the 15 of every month, , or pre annum, postpua. hand which! aciaad the atiff . and lif weight in h» numbed and attaining graap. A niotacct and idic wai drawn back on the bridge, with a face white ra death and limto that UrtnWcd . like a wind toaaed l.i.wlf against tha faintncM creeping c..„----,re», “Thank you fee ytrar bravery," she raid, came, and than i* “How fertnutoyou were near. Is b* ” Yoeir child ■u aato here, aad likely to plrave yon a good while lo»gre." . “Ho looks bad—Sigh dead. I should The old tun wail .al lovingly at the aav.” answered nre- the nu-n bright, beaudful face “May heaven rend all fttbere rath plague* I'' be raid, tenderly. “What happy hronw. there wowid be, tteritog " “S'oe. will makr M era. w3 ro —A tltrtn lay s barrier that it would bo th* work of years to overthrow, tho fuc of many a youthful love—puwly. Ito had grown accuatoiwed to shifts and strait* for himself; to gn without meals; to dray bi—If all but i«re moosterHs; to hr* from hand to mouth, tolling, working, straggling, fighting singL- banded lu a great city's wurfsre ; but to ask het to share such a life or rtok such straits, with only his ana to lean cn, hto loro to re.-omperwe, was wlsat tly Toiire, 8«1«< Stories, Poetry, Fasbiouabto IntaDigaoce, Personal Chit Chai, etc- Me. Faibinn Platea are imported monthly from Paris, eiduaivdy for the J^uly't J”wr*al. Published every • Fri­ day. price ten rente. Annua! subscriptioe, W, pertpaid. /'ml I^M't Laiyt Jf—arae.The cmly renijdete Fsshiow-Mags—fat 13 50, pratpiid. Assnjh Mk', Jillffrt.—E Msgsrins of Uumcrous and Sparkling Stans*, Tiiro of Herowm, Adventures and Satire. A moot entertaining publieailM of M quarto pmw, filled with Interesting Stodas, Tale*. Stirring Adventures, Startling Inci­ dents, Anecdotro etc., ato It« profissoly and handsomely filnatrated. Published monthly. Single copy 15 oeata; annual anleeriptioM, Rl.W, postpaid. /rrmlr We*. /Lye wad Grit' Wttk/».—The <>ld.»t and best juvenile paper published. A txinrtanl rar—inn of Serial and Short 8*0—, toll sf Fun, Aaimation and Brightness, and free firosn sen- �The County Treasurer’s Annual’Uquor Report. The Grand Traverse Z/raiM now edit­ ed by Tbos. T. Bata, a nephew of Hen. Morffza Bates, its founder, for January 1, 1880, comm to hand ctdarged to a nine column sheet, aeoompanied by it vopplcnraot that b Iff be bwed regularly, snd a fac-aimilc c! the first number ol the Grand Traversa llenM iaauod Nov. 3, 1838. I lire appellation of “Democrat*," under the The enlarged truly represent* die growth and prosperity of the Gran-1 Trar- leadership of Thomas Jefferson, Aaron Burr, and ethers. We cannot here nttbo narao lime, a credit to the publisher, tempt to follow the history of the two and a lire rapreoeouuyn of progreariro Be great political pertiea of our country in poblicanbm in tbo northern portion of the fitD, but-ftom the dap of -Burr to the lower peninsular of Michigan. May it* prestmi. tbo Democratic party baa ever bora found upon the aide of opprtaloa and influence fur good never be lees. wrong. Aaron Burr came Within one vote uf being the Democratic I’rtnidrat of great sportstaaa, and white not a popular aaan L*1 erany warm Maeda, aed retained his rv •pcnsiLte oSe* under uj nJ ill chaagoa of portion in tba muatclpal gotemmeii:. No Tbu btH eatoblbhed tbe principle' of “Mjuartcr sovereignly’' which gave to ths people of a Territory tbo right to make its own laws—denying to Cougrww lite power to legislate lam for it* Territories. ' That act became a law, after one of the most exciting carious cf ttiogrem known for yean. It was one of the most fatal arte for the peace "f the country which Au interesting paper on Tbe Weather icd ita Prediction trecos tbe rise of exist­ ing system*, thrir methods of working, thttr alleged result*, and tbo prospect* of the future adranremcota of the science, ft acknowledge* that ths system of weather aotires in force in th* United Statre is partmeat of cw High School, and a fav­ orite with bis dammates. His funeral was held at t>e M. E. Cburth, at­ tended by hb dasnatates and numcro -.s frinodsouTtMedaymorningand bis remains were taken to Jackson fur burial. His Twjfppf J J iin i HMD [hhhi Knappen’s Law Office. Urassarer Hal* & Bartley . MUI. or rent Apply al Fi r Knappen's Law Office. EDITORIAL ABILITY, CORRESPONDENCE, An ! ererythiug that goes to make Fint-ta Newspaper, knappon's Law Office. The Inter Ocean has no kupcricr. Political Ethics in Maine. Lan S«rl«ster th* psop!’ Malae In th* casrelM of tbwir un-locbtel right, and 1»P«Um1, It nasi b* prssasacd, by a s*nra of tiviednty, gav* an arderiy ezpreuioa of thsir ■ill on errtala Queuions *f public polley ia th* irjcacr by law pruvHvd. Govrraor Knappen's Law Office. SEMl WEEKf.y INTER OCEAN la published esch Monday snd Tt uriby, and contains a rwaipesidiuiu ol tl.-> news of •usTsSaS J"— Knappen's Law Office, Ai Edicatinal Department Knappen s Law Office. per, and ia very highly •pwken of by the School Suprrintrndrats anj teachers. It b intended to fill a want Ung f.Jt l-> per- BACKl’^1 __ THE WEEKLY IOT OCEAN • <■>.. C«lraJ Pm,,. ta’ {‘’iU“’r “I “t’Jrs’kHrKbVki a— -L —• I - Tie Ctuertiil ail ^267 ’ A LECTURE nsTs.-itr-’Ti; MJi-ss-^rK WOMAN'S KINGDOM, aud THE HOME DEPARTMENT WUI continue fending and latrveatiag f<-a- REMEDY to Germany and SwUisriaod. of which Twain sees end .tepkts Ike humurwa ei-le extprhUsly. The book is profusely illustratsd and baa f.-r Sold by all Druggist a frontispiece lb* only exutlog steel portrait WiObma. ACo.'lMreit * TO YOUNG MEN. THE INTER OCEAN TEE DETROIT JtB PBES8. lot Muahlag uaaoon Tha remark. in anggtet •I by Ike Sgurta hl tht ease of the great Booaalb aogimont Armory Fair which J wrote about while It progrooMd. The natty young milliUaoi got 1140,000 toward Suing up Urair Nn ii lie Tine le State. Ad.lrre iWSStu THE WORLD FOR 1880 THE INTER OCEAN, CHICAGO I Pay You «t tb* rentes •►* ik« ►««*•!« *r i OM> •*»!*•< *uaarm*>>. “■'i -• • I writ* a ln‘tri»L^fcUre<J‘^[ «*»t 1827 wiHBmisi ipso Al Woodbnd Center, on Monday evuning, January 3th, Charlrn P. Ruanoll, P.O. W. C. T.. lectured' on the aobjoct oTTssapcrancc.xnd then toorgMiacd Weedhad Lodge, MotfilT.wWch has not ben working for aomc nnAtira paat There were over forty charter memlier*. Th<ry will hold their mretiosM rm Friday ere Bings. The following are among the 06een elaotod : W. C. T.—Wm P. Holly , REAL ESTATE. FOH SALE AND TO RENT. W i sm-vecr, Duir wewntric. and ef Isle years was “guyed" in the most outrageous way in^ererythjitg be un­ dertook. Ills peculiasiy shabby genteel attire? Milted tragi* walk, gloomy brow and porten­ tous wig and dyed sautoclw. his Waring deco- a alie party was entered al) over with rbtme and dbRrace, the Republican par­ ty wa.s recognixed everywhere *5 the champion of Unman liberty, and the friend of down-lrodea hnnuUtity. And now after I I yean have tied ; fuurtecn yean, aiuoo the smoko of baitk drifted away we find the Democratic party bold, reckless defiant. Like the bruised and mangled serpent, we find it bloated and hoad bad­ ly swollen with the deadly poison of “States' Rq-hls." After a calm and as 1 think an impar­ tial survey, of the political fid-1, I ar for­ ced by tbe atprn logic of events to enter my protest agamit the outrageous and revolutionary c induct of too Democratic party. I warn my fellow citizens that there is danger ahead. Ao impending conflict u ai hand. I had hoped that the W«Jy doctrine of "Stale* Righto" to which the Democratic party aeetnt to bo weded was netlled beyond a doubt, bnt the idea yenma to be more thorongly dif­ conspirators be teas dafiaally rofeaud to offer to fused aruongvt the ma-M of the Dcm-^ratio Iba majority at hto eotutitwata any oppottonlparty than at any time since the - ciwe of fsr even a (sir precat Ufen of their earn bothe war. What b the daty of loyal cilisens ie this oentost 1 I am one of those “My Tormented Back,' ’ Tbo course which tbo Dxmoeralie party is the exclamation ol more than one pjor b pursuing is calculated to drive ah loyal hard working man or srotnan; do yoa know men into tho ranks of ths Old Republic™ why k aches * It U becaaac yoar kid­ party. We wo aw a very clow likeoara ney* are over-tasked and need strength between ths fraudulent Gjvermml Mt up in I87fi/ in Lroirian. and th. highhanded ehmmutd of bad humors Kidney-Wort outrage perpetrate! by tha praarot D*mob the medicine yoa need. "It acta lit* a craiin Governor of Mun?. We am upon eharm," says a w»ll-lrno*n phymrian.-I never know It to fail- ' ealm head*, cxeortire ability and steady > H i ill h iiffif FOR 1880. < «‘l-4 is fh» M-HKt——— — : i'i > rVktS manner got it caught, and turning round gave ii a jerk to'loooeu it, when by some mesas the hammer was raised and the gun exploded planting the shot in hi* trowels. Dr W. E. Upjohn was at once sent for, but/arid render no araistatror, YOU SHOULD TAKK-IT! CHIEF AMONG STALWARTS. Tie Leaiiii Rejiblicaii Heepar drenebfd in blood. For four lang years tho Battle raged. The young giant—the Republican party triumphed, treason was chained. Rebellion crushed and the Un- in climbing over % log Harvey used fa ts gun aa a «4ne, and io soma Woj4tatol Crotw: jwwrtM Tin: HfflOCEM reconl^l decision of th* people, faleldea the expression of Ibeir will, aa-1 perrarla tbe aery araebinny devised for determining with of Uwm#—the mittcr readied in the ad- uequeatioMd icutewyjest wbat the popular muuion of Katma u a Free State. Out of this confict merged tbu Repub­ lican party. It "prang into existenre to grapple with the enemy of liberty. Like uur Republic it wu born in suffer­ ing and poverty. Its growth was rapid ; —it was the friend of freedom and human­ ity. Finally it ires called upon to grapple A Terriblo Accident. ‘ On Sunday morning, contrary to the advicw tA his mother, Harvey Eokcr, ac­ companied by hWuncte Jacob IzimUrt started out bunting. About four o'clock ia the afternoon when ip’w woods near i The article on Fronde's Ctesardbrama the^reat political imtwa uf the time and tho~character of tbe men who took the leading part iu the strnggha of the Bom- unscrupulous man, well fitted fur rtrateyto.rth.-v! bewindi ipunl Swill, with gems, treason and spoils. The years 1SM-M, are representative tk* paoyl* ef lira State. Tbo HtjmbHon la -me of our not'. valor! rxchaex«s. and we in the .bbtory of our country. lesk upon thia Indication of lit wo I lite cd Jan. 4th, 1834, Mr. Douglas, as chair­ man of the comtnlure on ’Derritotlea, in the (.(oiled States Senatc iotroduced a bill for the organization of the Territories of Xe- la the MiddlerDls K-rM™ ef last Thurs­ day, that the editor or th* Basra said at the Tesupenaco Meeting ett the Bunday afterhson prah-.ua that “we must not heed nr drpeeil upon the Ujstatere oar »<hl against th* rum teller. ' Is a dellberatr, titaliclow, and ; uncalled tin th, by seJranuoever wriltaa. 'But | LUW Norwich Cathedra), a memoir of Herbert Loringa, giving a partial gliapaa of avera~e cceleriartical life in England daring t)>e^middle ago ; and Juacph do Mristro give effect tn tbe conceded result of the voting ; Governor Garorlon, on tho con­ trary, inquire* whether by a strict eonatruetion of tbe law be haa the power— omitting al! roaridcation of the moral right—to do juat tbe reverse of thb, and avail himaeif of technical irretularidm to BuUify lb* result of th* voting. Nobody asked him to put qusteioos oi thb prepoa- m Tbc uaexamplad prosperity and rapid growth of tha United States cf America, bis been and yet b, recognized as one of the wonders of modtan civilization. Aa th* “Great Republic" it h*» stood apart and above all other Gorennneuts of the world. Born in suffering and poverty, it aland* to-dxy before the nation* of tbe earth, as a child df wonder, grand in its atliieretnenia and honored by all­ While oar Government b the most b* naficent the world has aver known, it haa not escaped lbs fortunes incident to mH oilier governments of fierce opposition and attempted Revolution. Tbo Coateitolioa ittolf was not adopted without fierce opposition in tho cxnventton, its Coogrnt, iu State Legislature, and among the people. Pending the dlacunUn uf the merit* and demerits of the new CoMtitutiotl, two great parties sprang into full and spirited life, viz. The “Fedenlbta" sustained by Washington, and led by John Adams and HamUtcu ; and tne "anti-FederalAt*." w ilin g Th* Maine Steal Th* Snprmns. Court of Maine, set down very henry oo tbe Gsrericn faction, iu their attempt to steri the State. The opinAou M very ebboeate and favors every poailioo taken by tho R*publieaa«. The Oewrt i* aa traariy a noa'-partUsn ixidy of men as can be found on thia contiocnt, and their Buanlmous exprearion of opinion wil) be Mmspted aa law by every unbiased man in tho nation. Non week wo ah*!! jwint the opinion in full, aa ic *o plrialy illus­ trate* some point* of law about which there haa been much controversy, in thb county, in connection with the Urt oSei.I raarsre Of rotes fiw county officer. romaoM al thter epemu ?' Htn b th* Uria of Ute whois dispute. But ibis quo* iron the Governor fcteiom to put. H* J-B—- to put any gessteor suboUciisl-y . He studiously avoids asking, in t shape, about tbe right to rorrerf ret tot, and c.:n£inei himself all through twelve questions, to inquiries aa to th* tel legal authority of the canvaarent torr ,_ ..L_______ . -r_ _;__ u-r____ i •ialit MuluHMr: a»w-'\!ro *telii*M*r,'«lin'' IMPORTANT b-cnura Ik* rtnpiiitd rijkU of tkl boro Iraott eulragtd.endkias suflldral presfof iSo guilt tells*adadttlaintln head of ih.fUaU, and of bl> oaoMllore. 0*1 in tk* erbia they Tte fate Purctaiif C8i[0ij West Meriden, Conn., twr.es. can save us from a bloody suite in the near future. When reason steps out brutefuroa steps ia. My Country, fire., het, sad all the lima. ' The Governor's Evwslon The memorandum of questions for tho , Supreme Court rabmllted to Governor ?• ...i_ l- „ a._ M—Xll -.-—.J ,tj the itucortant print* in the conlrovaray as ' to th* wiuity and legality of the aotlon of t [••■Isnlatetlii S2.000.000.000 PoHUoat Matter*. iteaawrekuM £zs:&: Tk Ctarta Itares tf Ina Plain and Oruamratal giber I’hu-l and Cut Glassware, Unapt-, ('handriiere and Bronao, Table and Packer half a milt of brilgo, into Iba nglag wav*, batew, boo sat tbo eaglaMra bore Io ihlnktog about our Iron true, brldgm. Our elonUd raiireodi art. in fart, nothing morn nor baa B. 8. Holky . W.T.—Mrs. Klkm Cerpastor; W. F. 8.—Mrs E. G Holbrook; W. W —El^ Rising. W. I. G.—Mian Chad* Haight, W. O. G.-Hiram Walts; Lodge Deputy—Cbrhtophar A Hough I oaixsed by solas coinplhwttedi aboo I th* tvetnwl abor* aunUtoaad for awpptytog lira Krai Bivte bridg* Cmpuy with wire. trasMcar sd to aeariy WU/WO. .ad Mr. Halgh had at •■■•••••■MB I �the rnide^ea of Rar. Lari Mostar, tbe genial and jwj-ulsr pastor vf tbe M. K. Church, in this city, on New Years' night Il sppron that while Mr and Mre. Mas­ ter sad the chililrcu were at prayer mat­ ing, about 150 of. lhe members of bb church and'society, quietly took poesdmion of the personage, snd perfected their ar­ rangements and were found In poMcmion by tbo family on their return, which war tbe first intimation they had of tbe in- I 1 ' ; visitors, presented Mr. and Mrs. Master with an elegant French China tea sett, an iron China breakfast sod dining sett, a beautiful toilet sett, a rilver eake basket, and sevursl'doUara iu money, in the followjing brief but exceedingly appropriate "Tbe old Dominion, white she has our ayopelhy io not boiag one of tbo Stales over which float oar grand old stars aad atripeo, yet we cau but respect a country who can tram and send out Into other lands, gird aad staunch, boucai aad true Methodist ministere." . Hon. Daniel Striker responded oo fol­ low! : " Evar since tbe appearance uf tbe Star in the Kost tbo tendency cf tbe human race has b>>en 'Ho. to the westward.' St. Paul, when ho sought to extend the influence of the new light be had received from the Harter, trareled West. Columbus, when ho oought to discover Mr Dxjui Baornu awd Siam;— There are times in the liven of men when their duties seem like heavy Weighta. The duty may be a pleasant one to perform, and yet others, being interested in iu perfortnsnee, make lhe matter mere semonx. Thia, io a meature, b my position to-night. 1 am thankful, however, that 1 ahall not Eutered at the^Eost Office. hare to draw oo my imagination, for what Hastings. Mich., as Second- ’..•Sec&x.dtaa.' class Matter: Since uur last issue wheat has brougltt n« now nearly three ycxre You have prrved in and out of our bomm ; yofl have cuniforte-1 us in our sorrows, consulled tu in oar troubles, and in all things you have done well. Well wo hare been tawred with n few ; We have eotne here lo-nighi, not only days of g-wd sleighing, whether we bare I to msiat you in celebrating that God given , institution so sacred to all true men snd ary mute or not, but then, it in somc1 women, but to give you an idea^.f the love time yeT before April arrives. i and appreriaiion we have for you. We We regret to learn of the death of Mre. have brcn informed that thb is the anni­ Stauffer, Mother of I» E Stauffer, Rup, versary of your welding day. That many years Igo you plighted year troth, each to of this city, who departed thb life at her rna- the other, and through all tnreo yean you ideuce ia the Second Ward, Monday morn have been faithful. I have bo doubt that memory will bring to your diind« many diarouragemcnU during ths lime but from On Saiardny afternoon tbe three years anjuaiotanoc with you I f«l that they old daughter of Malcolm Campbell, of Rut­ have in-the main boro years of happinem. land. was' so badly burned, by her clothes We know that the, fdinily circle has been taking fine from a hot store, that three is broken—-Jhat the kind father who gave no probability of her recovery. . camo and took away ; but how true it is th st be always sustains in the sorrows tn Tbe Ladies Society cf the Presbyterian Church will be entertained by Mrs. H J. Kcnfield on Tuesdiy afternoon of next week, Jan. 13lh instead of Friday alias* It taken a night watch to watch a night watch at Bcoltey Bros. A WiKms' eash ao-1 hlin-1 factory, as tbe wsultAfss to be w.vad up every fifteen minutes, oo we ate informed. 8o you see lbs man watch, raras bi* money by watching the time watch, evtn if ho docs nothing mare.' enu were animated to be worth orer fire hundred dollars, which in roeriderod fair for a Tillage of the aise of «m. Tbo villaga in and bw bean for about a week, much excited orer a female cteirvoysum of fifty orate future of all who । The gentlemen who eontompUto build­ ing a double brick store here next spring, are busily cogvgxl in drawing, brick on tho lota purchased by them of Semuol Roush, tbe proprietor of tbs village. Freeport will soon begin to put oo city air* Emaansl Borgy starts tomorrow for s abort visit to CanadaHo ia expected to bring bock a bound pup for Pete Cress. School it passing off very quietly and peaceably. The attendaneu is larger than ever before, tbe two deportments together bating about oao hundred and tan Wert. Thus uno dxy it came iato hb heart to bid adieu to die old home with all of its hallowed aasooialioae of bm youth and done bis eare to tbe familiar voices amoog which be was reared and by him Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. The bom aalre in tbs world for cuu, bruises, sorts, ulcere, salt riwum, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all kinds of akin eruptions. This Salve u guaranteed Io giro perfect talbfocrteu in every case or money refunded. Prioo 25 roots per box. For sale by Rnrecll Bros ■Mc J M Ricketts from tbe celebrated Jewelry firm of Giles Bros. A Co., Chi­ cago b now located in tbe Pest Off re Building at Hastings and b prepared Io do all kinds of watch, dock, snd jewelry repairing. Try him. 33t ■tripev—the land of free men. free speech, free thought, with room enough and to spare for more like him. A sdkreof years since or more,there was an exception to ibis general rule of West­ ern emigration—when some emigrated to the Old Dominion by what is familiarly known as the • Underground Rail Road ' Whethsi thin, that now cprae Ui us from tbsrejare tbe descendants of “Ham," to break fast together alone on New Years day. But they wero not left alone all day Tor before night a whole sleigh lorn! of ’ • I am getting roasted Coffees in small lots and fresh roasted and keep in covered bbls Mr. Charles Wilkinson, 1 grind Coffee fti Ini .id Hly Wunftr u play ol tbo • and will warrant the flavor. and will soon have the finest mill in the City • I buy all kinds of dried fruit, butter and eggs, and would like a few hundred bushels of Benns. I keep common and rocksalt bythe bbl. Will sell sugar, crackers, &,c. at whole­ sale and at small profits, my expenses are light. I.-live economically, at home, attend ‘strictly to business nnd can give mv custo­ mers the benefit. I W. H. SCHANTZ. Ope door east of the Post Office- | DRY GOODS! DRYGOODS! | The finest Stock of Miltenry Goods ever shown in the , LADIES’ CLOAKS and DOLMANS BOTANIC BALSAM FEEE E^£3S!& SJfroAfiFk the oldmt trardiug manager in Aoseriea, will appear iu hb great specialty, (>«■«;>rfoa Otfe. aa played by him io >853. Georgia L Fox. daughter of tbe late George L. Fox. will perv-reats l.<ttlr Era, with Lillie Wilkinson aa To/u,v. The company embraea eighteen artists, all ex ccllcnt is their reepactir. roles. DRESS GOODS AND TRIKUNM JAMESTOWN ALPACAS I 1)1'. Harte Olmit COTHOLICOH •77* M-*lh aa4s>|MOMs»SMU«dt« A reels Meteorological Record. December ^st 18,70- »777 The mrot w.mdorful remedy of the age is now placed within the reach of aft. Be he rich er bO'be poor, it cents noibiag to give thia great remedy atrial. Dl. KlXO's Cat.inmniA Gor.utx Compocxp, for Pyspvpsia, Sick Hredaehr, lx>w spirits. L>as of Appetite Sene 8trmacl>, Coming up of Food, Yellow Cumtdcxioo, General Ikbilily. losetirily, sod Prowaiaere, Liver Complaint, Jaundice and Biliousness, for which it is a certain and speedy cure. No person should be witboot it. lu order to jeove that it will do all that we claim for it you are ^iren a trial bottle /rev of root, which will convince you of its truly wonderful merits, and show yAu what a | regular one dollar sixe bottle will do. For sale by R-mm-11 Bros. ly 1 farm of 10 seres, situated one and onoLair mites wmt of this dtv. Splendid house and Urn, goud orchard and xrspe till you e.s'1 rest, aad the beet spring of water in the County. Undo Peter is old aad froUo, and does not want ths cure of WhutuitT\_ Ans.—iYonr Prsnrripfinn. afui Receipts. What is it made of: Aim.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made * ' Ans.—With rare and acctiraiy. Where lo get it T Ans.—At Roberts Hotchkiss, where yon will alway* find n full nnd !nra Drugs and Medicines. PORTLAND GUTTER Our expanse arc light and we sell good* in mnic ratio. «o’«ov> a irorcwxx 1Ki Flint Bum ittmaati, A VALUABLE INVENTION. PIANOSrfSi^.-alrt AGENTS READ THIS! ing excellent remedies with the large mass ef "patent medirisew," and iu thb they are guilty of a wrong. Tbses are some adrmfoad rcassdim fully worth all that ia asked for them, and one at lout we know of—Hop Uiusrv Tbs writer haa bad oc caaion to use the Biliars in just sueh a climate as wo have moat of tbs year in Bay City, and haa always- found them to be first-clan and reliable, doing alt that is friends, to-night wo are led to rejoice that lhe *• Uld Dumlufod" eao produce ouch men as the romphr seal os; su’d from such Ma may come noble itinerant ministers, and wc trust more mar coins, snd tho lims io not for dblant when tbo “ Uld Duminion" itself, mill be knocking al our doors sod ask to add another star in oar rational galaxy W« an led to believe, by a per­ sona! and imimau- Mquaistaneo with our good bretbdr aad abler, wbomi guasta wo are. that it Was not for wealth nt troridly ORGANS^^ ON 30 DAYS TRIAL Bsjsgg,-1aftCT.An?'^K 5.000 ” * s * “ BalSMUl xStCnCaaifaiT^MH. ■TT. JErTi. IteWMMb. W After which the fsntiro ocosssou was oppropriately cloned with a brief sketch of th. litre of Mr. and Mrs. Master, written and read by Mr. Smith, fall of htetorteol gone awgy from tbe Baoetuary feeling that tbe Christian life wsa MnMtbiug interest, and ropurioHy oo to th. parties rraad? Then, loo, when dark shadows fell, so dark a« to almost vis with tbe mid sight hour ; bow pcorioua was hb sympa­ thy. When ।Ik*, wme taken from our embrace and U>d with tbe aibmi sum of whom ev>m the World mid "We stall mbs Wented. A girl to du goospl Cit of Hastings. Knit Sacques, Scarfs meeting. A cordial inviiaiion b extended to ail persons wbo have been reaidanU of tbo county twenty fire ysere. Hawings Mich, Dee. 8th, 1873. Orel K BkaMXX, Pres. Jons Q CUNY, See. 32-3C. iaatalM tbe foOuviug gwlteu.ro a» effeere for the roxuteg naaoaie yew, via. >1. W. Riker. W. M, C. H. Rawer. 8. W. W H. Ifow.ro, J. W, D. Striker,'Tr—; C. II. Van A man, 8co^ J. J,. Ctwwhy, 8. Di John Mau, J..D,; K. R. Throop. Tyter; R. A Rider, and J. C. Woudrwff 8t«w- k The famous and only Wilkinsons, New England's greats.: favorites, tbo ackaowledgvd stars of the east, will make their POWER-cSriTsHELLER. first appearance al Union Hall, Hasliaai Mears hale A Bartley bare added to Friday, January 9, 1880, otto night only, presenting for the fourth rooomiv. season, tbeir other facilities ia tbrir Soaring mill, Harriet Benber Hiowe'a immortal work, that of a first class power enrn-slirlfar. So bring along your corn sod*got it shelled in aolutcly unrqualed by any company in the । ose-eighth the time that you can do it at world; the only first -class company to i। home Rememl^r that flour, Iced and play st the people's popular prices. Gen- ]I grain, same grades aa cheap as anywhere era! admissfou. twenty five cents ; all re­ 1 in tbi city. A free dlivery to all parts of . 38if served seats, thirty-fir. cents for every- tho city. ’ body. Tickets can be secured at HanderThe Annual Freiivalaof Hartings East­ ahixt's Jewelry stere ern Star Lodge of Adoptive Muons will IWcrring to thnr tkirj Syracuse, the ftwiv aayv ------- ------- take place oo Wednesday tbe 4th day of punled tbrir brains a good deal, to account February, 1S8O, at Union and Masonic for tb. wonderful vitality, the astoobbing bold that lhe play of “Uncle Tom's Csb in” has upon the 'public. Year alter year it is played, and alway. before crowded bouare, when prrwented by rood talent On Sooday evening CbaTlre P. Russel, |-------------- -------- ---z-_ — ol living under a Petticoat Gorern■ ul Dstr-.il, P. G, W. C. T., of tbe State, I •«1 *»»*« UcB cl“*»D I® F®0! »“'* i* b n t.-leasure to me to mt nt, with-all of iu attendant awitchea, an gare a telling address ou Tempcraure st k__ ______ __i________________ at it Very Mlurel that he ebuuld come out the M. E. •’hnych is Ibis city. Tbs from under the Lion'a Paw, that emblem of mervdear power and rook a home ia tbe House was crowifod and his speech did land over which floela tbe dag which haa good, and trill promote lhe future growth for iu emblem the ‘Bird of Freedom" that of the Temperance work in this section. iu flight keen no limit, and we are glad that in reeking a homo io tbe West he ahould exercise such good judgment aa to pitch his teat iu thia beautiful Peninsula Barry renaiy. Mich.. Jan. «h. >•*». Hugh Carrew, Praocts Giblmoy, 8 Ben Pioneer Meeting. demon, Mary Htevaweow, Patrick Walsh. Notice is hereby given that the eighth Cards—C. W.Skutt, Henry WinfleM. annus! mating ot the Barry County Pio-1 user Association will b. bald st I Inion Hal I in the City of Hastings io said county, ou ( TAnrsifoj' the e.yA/A «foy of January, A. Elmer O. Jol.mrm and wife of Rutland D. 1880, st leu o'clock in tha forenoon hare been married forty-four years, and lor the elrction of oflkere for tbs eosuiug year, and for tbe transection of aueh other for lhe first time in tbrir Ms, sat down Tbsee are tiuire ia our history when we iu rane acose realise that silence is goWtu. Three lima are when some great sorrow uversbodewa us, or suum great piosure u gircn. Tbe latter is cure lo-nighk « To us w sJvcn tbo opportunity of saying ia tbe Iran language i f the sentiment "How wdoumo the coming of them dial preach the Gotpd.’ -- -------------- -- — Vitenria Rabiaa fan Iff to 11 c prc &. Fresh Layer Fijpi fan 25 to 22 per lb. -- '^tod from 38‘,,25 per lb. F irnut Syrup in the mxrkrt. fanu 80 to CO per cal Tutaero. if yuu will <h<-w the sttrff From 50 45 and from f>0 to M prr II. Cfo-cfc- I am Mlfnig st 10 and 12j per tb. neighborhood are’ prnoonnsed believers in her claims , lb. other side, too, has new and thou an adherent Several internting and exciting moek law-suita afforded amusement to our citisens &—Headquarters for One Candies; Candy Toys, Ac., tor Holidays ' sympathixui” bear:. That wbather yqu Mood with w> at th. open grave, at the sick bed. st ibeuianugt altar, in tbd pulpit, and is all your (Uatvral w*rk you have al­ ways bon >re« your calling And to you and your family, who have been with us •S d.t change in color u charge i [vigor ef lhe climaW, history ia lU-.ee yvare, I have to aay that you hare Ho acivUtiMs dare to predict an The Odd Fellow* of thb city, st their not, during the lime, broe^bt. discredit io , ___ ut ws confidentially hope ere Halloo Tuesday evening of last week, You have net been like the maa wh<ec, long to be fovoerd wiAi a I realise on thb elided the following oficen for the ensu boy waM asked if Li» father was a <bria» subject fro*i some of the-"well known ing term. A. H. Runyaa, N. G.; J. tun. lib reply wax Yes, bo's a chris authors su<b as Darwio, Rob--rt G. Beech ~ 1 isn't Leva doing inueb at it cr or H«nnr Ward Spaulding, entitled tbe Murphy. V. G ; : A. Eggiroton, IL S. f my brother, wc fa! that O. II. Brooks, T. A. A. Young, P. 8.; I N. Bailey, R .u> (1 our. That yc-i realize and t. vl the impor­ There was a large amount of damage tance of your work Thvt ynur heart m d.mc-by the ftvabet on High Bank Creek in tho work, and w» fa-cl that here in your , - Lome eirefoynur wife aids you. yirar ehil- | bettr no Sunday night in the Township of Cas . llvton. T»c flood earriod away there mill dann. =?»<ry rood bridjtw, and fiftysix feet of lhe Railroad bridge at Morgan, by -which some of the trains were ddsyed loot eupper to which'ampin justice was wrll, in lhe Vim Ward woo entirely de done, alter which Rev. O. D. Kpsulding ttroyed by Arp. which probably woo oreaa- in a fow fitliug words respouded to the sentiment "Tbe Itinerant Ministry; ita ioneii by tpoatairtout eombnation, from hardships and Its Unsiogsi " Marshal L Phut-rgtaphic (liemicate, rtored on the Cook to tbertcoad : "Hum. boot merely pn-miaeu. The hooae waa inaured in the four square walla," in an eloquent effort. Rev. 0. R. Crvoiij responded to tbe senti­ ment, "How beautiful ere th. fact of those whir preach tbu gnspd of Peorc, snd lirii-g glad tidings *'( good things," as fol- Having bought out my partner in theGro" THE PIONEERS ARE COMING 1 eery trade and having assumed entire control Mew Knglavd s Orvatest Fhvaeits^ fee Famoos of the same, and knowing that people will trade where they can buy the cheapest I WILKINSONS’ iiave examined prices on my entire stock and UNCLE TOM S CABIN, have marked down. Let me give you a few I.» M—r AMuar C—b. prices. FRIDAY JANUARY STH. 1880. A leap year party will bo the order uf the day for to morrow evening. We have no hesitation io predicting iu suceeni, as lhe leaden of it are capable of rood itt ing । such a party to perfection Q. Oar City achools commracad on Mon day last with a foil attendance at both the High and Ward bnildinge. . Three is io be a Temperance protnuieJ meeting is this city next week.—On Wed­ nesday evening John IL Clark will give his “Te end, Fro through laowdon," Thursday evening he will talk on Temp-ranro Friday evening Prof. Dinkey will adder, tbe tnretiag, and on Saturday and Bunday enenings. Dr. fl. A. Ranalds. Tbe nu-etiep will bo held at Union Hall. The public ar. moat cordially isvtted. and it is hoped lhe Reform Clubs ia all part, of I hr caMintv win lure out retmure ANOTHER CHANCE. Freeport, Jan. 2. 1880. Both the CrmgregoticMl and Metbodbt SocMw had rerccmfal Chrirtmu tree, oo Oaonon 0. Fkklm, No. 1H Nsrevm Street, N. Y. Bold by xll droggbts Srta far pit .!•« Du Gltxa. 12f> Waal Broadway, N. Y. GENTS WANTED FOR A TOUR" ROUND THE WORLD „ BY GENERAL GRANT. ,q Tbwrtyd wth «ff fc» uou taMHuhtaoryndNtgngm ““J"*, . _____ r MSta .__ �SELLERS' Fsris, France, Dee. 19, J879 No ynar surtn tbejbaginniag cf lira R<A Doainirao talnk, Fare Ihden.Xdr for I P“.H*e' **“ s"a«Sbl *,U » the tart few ,ean .crowded to the 1<Tu 1 Urityonestejoynd by Pete Hyaefawh..! Wll Lrrt.ry t-Ja. tq/te ajuntry of tbe k«a At jMUwta.ina Am *-»• a«tln th- teclktre xhtsdiT shrekr. Rrt-IrtiUsta. teswias reaa4 th* tatSd-tax , .'A^erioan Agricultural Aaaoclation. iirsor.in . or raocwinton—run cajvt.h’noh.—p>’ tnoremsot fur it .beutiro The cneciiog conrsned st tbo , Hrtroy-Ji'.in Hotel, K Y Chy Dec. 10th, ■til o'clock,*, vc.,when the cotsmittce 00 Otprexinrion, whidv had agitated the sub­ ject in al) sections of iho cuuntey, reported a ttnntituiiou. and turned tbe work over : to the canreutiou. Rcpreaeatatirc men, oOnost in their effurta fur the pmtnotion «f> agriculture ia tbo .United States, were present from all lections of the rouatry. In ceiling the meeting to order, Mr. Rcall stated the pur]>0K of the organixation to b« tiro promotion of ogricnlutre fax tho United States by practical methods. knowledge and experience, the bolding of periodical exhibitioar, etc. He directed attentura to the faqta that never before io the l'n:< ry of thisA^untsy has so much ■ attention been paid to agriculture as dar­ ing the years which have followed the panic ol 1873, and that to-day agriculture recta up-.:n n firmer foundalidti iu America thin ever before. Be urged that the men prewent organise a society, which would servo tn inercare tbe productiveaeas of the anil, help the piroduocrv, and make farm­ ing * popular with tha Brasses a it his always Ues in tho minds of men who know bow (p think, and be expressed the wish that thuK- peraons indirectly v well a* thaw direct!/ i nt created in tbe welfare of agriculture, would asriw in the under­ taking. during tho session by Prefesacra Brewer, of Yaw College : A. IL La DOttx.ofN. 0. GV. Riley. X.A. Willard, Dr, Man’y Mil®, Dr. Gcwgc B. Loring, A. V. Dfckluxon, Esq., n.'Griondl, ©flows, nnd others. The fuibwing were elected Officers of the Awnrieac Agricultural Association: John Merry man, Maryland, Prcaidrot. N."8. Townshend, 0., Sen. Vite Pro. Jteepb H Rat'd, N. Y.. Secretary. L*wsnn Valentine, N. Y., Treasurer. J. It. Bardwell, Maine; Muses ll^jw phrey, N. II., J. Gregory Smith. Ver mum; Daniel Needham, Maas.; Edward D. Pearce, Rhode Islam!; E H Hyde, Conn; Lawson Valentine, New York; David Tagpsrt, Pennsylvania; Gan. II. Cook, New Jersey ; Hi-nry M. Bidsley. :Delaware; Exa Whitney, Maryland; C. . V. Riley. District of Colombia ; Gilbert S. Mccm, Viipnia; L. L. Polk, North Caralina ; D. Wyatt Aiken, Svnlh Carulina ; Gul- J. W. Artry, Georgia: Di. J. T. Tic'hhor, Alalttaa; Governor Alcorn, Miasisaippi; J. Floyd King, Lcuuhna. Aahsbel Smith. Texiis; Gov. Gcl F. Drew, Florida ; John D. Adams, Arkan­ sas , T. C. Henry, Kawas ; D. H. Wbatlrr, Nebraska ; Rog-r W. Woodbury,.Cob oriulo , Prof. G. (’, Swallow, }!>*""«' I Col. J. B. Killcbww, Tcntwaoc . Ennius M. Cky, Kcntuck;.Henry G.* Davis, West ViqtfaU;' .!?'€. Stevens, ■ Ohio; Claude Matthews. Indiana : J. D. Gillet, ■Illinois ;-If. G. Welle, Michigan; Chea­ ter Ilaxan, Wwcanifo ; C. W. Thutnpson, Minr.a-Xa ; Col. John SoOll, Iown< Juba1 P. Jones, Nevada ; 8. G. Reed, Oregon :• John Bidwell, California : Jno. A. Fore­ ' man, Indian Territory. Disciple an one hand of Larotdacre ■ reaureption < f specie pyencni. The ease which wav accomplished ■nd on the other of Claude Bvtwrd.i the with ~ kt-v -reaamptiou ------- “--------------------plrysiologuH, be is as familiar whit the Wsa an indintitm Mat thia prosperity alrtidy existed, and that the people not oaly works of Darsrin and Spencer as with those Gid full pockets but they had that abso­ of Savonarola aad Bonrcct. sod b<i has lute coaff lenco in tbelr Government which ptoaehed and wiilten'on tho recoueiriation, tithe mast secure way vf keeping them or rather demarasliuu, uf theology and full. Wo were wsrned that the oroditmn tciatee. MiSislrings had been cxprrjwod of the country wax so unstable that a crash involving every commercial interest would in some quarters as to the soundness of his follow the experiment ol rvaumptioa ; Iml opinion* on thia manner, Uni tho Hope, in fact tfie crisis wxi posaoil so cully that the country hardly' knew it was reached. of whom he roliritsd an audtenee and Io whom be presented hfa writing., enroorag Instead cf the threatened baukruptey, the cl him to continue bl* self-imposed mi>- balaore’of can in tha Treasury iocreaatd sion. A few Sunday* ago he commenced, over all jayments >19,000,0011. The year of 1879, will, however, be re­ with Epineopal approval, a eourxc of air­ mans 00 divorce in the Church of Su membered in future u that iu which the Phiilipps do lioale, and such truths .ttention of the ocuntry' waa for the first attraction of his eJbquenre and bis rolgcct time directed to its farmins interests as a that the building was packed two bOuro atibjcpt of paramount important'. Several before be ascended the pulpit. Tbo Lien cauws hare contributed to this and Firstly, tho opening af the foreign trade respecting his dxscoursas, but they wrre in meat, fruit and dairy products to sueh reported io two Malerate Conaerrative an exicu: ax to ecavtneo the tarn cf car papers, and M. Naqnet, the author of the Cle that thii country was destined to ne fur centuries th. great food man Divorce Bill, listened to one of them, fere IMdoo's object, of courea, was to conrtsce, ufactwy for Europa. Th» failure of the not Catholics, who nocstwsrilv coodoan crops in great Brilian and ou tbe Conti­ divaroe, but uan-Calhalies, who more or nent, and our exceptionally cxormoui lam strongly lean to it. ' Instead, there­ harreata this Sammer have improatcJ thb fore, of appreling to Roman dogtnax. he fat: upon the must carricsa observer.endeavored to justify the indissolubility of Secondly, tho fjrxd overflow of ths ilk marriage on the ground of public morality working population of the cities and towns and expediency. Divorea htd certainly ihfo tbo yet unopcoel territory Lu brought ___ L______ -Li.L_______ t. lit__ It ' our agricultural resuureas before tha pco gnments. His eonumioo was that a per­ p'e as never before. The number of cmison bound to a peevish or immoral partner g.-anls from ths Eastern . cities to the should suffer the burden as a moral disci- Wait aud Southwo/t mote than trebled ia plins and h tho interest of oSpriug or 1879 the number of any previous year. In society, that divorce was the eonecmium each of these instances , be it remembered, of a low stage of civilisation , and that the an unemployed lulfstirved mechanic, Mosaic taw permitted it oely to protect o'erk, or profcsaicna! man Las become a women from Lomidde. He admitted that tiller of tic soil • tho consumer has bin divaroe had been nmnoratively harmtsa in 0>t=c a produosr, and by so ranch the ma­ England and other Protestant countries, terial wealth of the country l:u been in­ t but argued that in Franco it would have creased. Heretofore, u wo all know, tbo tenden­ tar more serious couaequenaes. Ha urypd that French Protestant householders wjrc cy of capital bus been into tho citi«: in this year it lira turned in a million liny loo virtuous to need it, and ho described the gradual enlightenment nf coo’cirore jo rills to tha opening up of the bonndleas terms which any evolutionist would en­ dorse. He also rnoke of civil marriage ai equally indinalubw for the sake of the aggrieved partner and of roeiety. inter tion of small xbcpkiepcrs. Lut of a nation mixed, however, with three liberal Views of email mannfarturera and farmers. No were condemnations of secood marriag.’s by country hai ever had enduring prosperity women and eechaiastiral snbdeticu. Be io which the laud was held by largo ten­ had still three aenaons to preach—via., on ures and of uco-aaity was worked or let Christian marriage, tho power of tbo out al term.* ruinous to the laboring due. Qiureh therein, ami priastly celibacy; but Romu hxi tried that plan and failed ; so yesterday, at tbe close of his discourse, be hu England ; so barn oor own Southern announced that by direction of his supcri - States. Ia every cue the rrsu.t has been ors the course was suspended. He hoped, the same—a luxurious dotnnir.t caitc, a ho added, to re-occupy the pulpit next Ad­ hopdou, m>l intent peuantry ; hslf-i3!cd vent, and next Lent should preach In worn-out land ; cruelty and indiffervnee of the wealthy to the; pour . want and insurrveUou. Tho event* of this year indicate that wc ar-i not likely to make thb mis­ take. The et^h:’ of tbe negro® from OLI MU COUGH 2 0 0.1 SYRUP ! MsSSsS i'M.'bS’* Cwrotaxsc P. Dcoimlni, TUTTS PILLS PHYSICIAM, CLERQYME.1 AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATE8T MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE A8E. Thorreiva it li'uirtW. tL.t xhi a.y .(J....,, M-.x.tt.n o<l«k Ii .3,3! r-t- and ail «*.r rerr.«« tat.re.tn. |n n|.| 11K1 *Uitl.Ianh«rvnl«K.itttai reniteoi Mtert* lk«s«MMM ixlm.u-1 la Met OH. bo wMrtrt vl a.M paUtwa, aad l*« Ii ii’iS'bJi: re u" HL.*,i,rrn4J.'.'H.o'u a )4iat*i aad •tRStat.d is re|4 < 1'J«'?re'n*< vrekr. pr.orea. 1 TUTTS’ PIU.SI TUTT'S PILLS v«nr< i^riac s.W^Twar.iaTtet'^r**? it on, u«n;.| rfehl baadnd >a4 ><»• I. Ore^qtFMlW. Jotter of Fluhate. TUTT'S PIUS iMlltes.4alsrrrlts4. r ut srxsiu TUTT’S PILLS TUTT'S PULS TUTTS PILLS : farnMUoalk* ■walk. f'-sr ta.l •n. la rirttai tknr TUTT'S PIUS TUTT'S PIUS TUTTS PILLS) Fort Wayne, Jaokion & Saginaw R. R. SHORT LIISTE. ‘tUtti PROF. HARRIS’ RADICAL CUBE SEMINAL PASTILLE’ WASHINGTON, **’■*“* *- ------------------- — .----Q —---------- «..re» . ■maul; A. M. Fulford, Maryland ; Nor­ man J. Colman, Mo; Peter Murphy. ' Mich.; Thee. N. Holt, N. C; The* A. Galt, Ill.; Henry Hnhbard. Cal. Two Team—Hoary E. Alvord, Maas.; I>r A. L. Kennedy, Penn ; Gen. A. T. A. Tarbet:. Dd.; Hon. J. B. Grinnell, low*; Pttos Magralh, Ky.; Robert Beverly. Va.; Hptt. Powch Clayton, Ark. ' Three yearn—Ex-Got. Frederick Smyth, Naw Hatnrshin*; Gen. N. M. Certie, New York; Cbl. W. 8. King, Gevryj*. Divine. What has passed between Pei-' Didcn and the Archbishop ia, of Course. a secret, but tbe latter is believed p> ha\fc acted under repreaentatixw that the tri mtina were too liberal and joeuiar. Tbcnr tu suuxe rtnsation among the congreg* : lion at the announced suspetnion, nnd a voice l« .aid to hare exclaimed, "It ia i-itsleraoee !". while many faymcn and a number uf priests hare left their c»nl« W lhe mona.trry in token of .ympatliT- ,wiii prove in tho end to hix advantage, pd cuniatily and morally. The emigration ■ from both England and Ireland during thi» year has U*n largely of the tenant farmer di-.-. . Like our own n grows they are beginning to spj.rejute' the advantage to a man in owning tbe ground Lo works.. Our dairy fernser* are ju»t auakcnipg 10 tho almcut Jlllstitebk matk.tx open for their products, xr.d live nocesxily I'.r their best skill snd care i;' they would ecmitiand E WHITE Sewing Machine Unrkdid in /ppecrsxcc. Unparalleled in Simplicity. Umrpasscd in Cotstrudicr, Unprecedented in Pcpulanfy. M Undisputed lit l.l4 Bread Claim BOOKS '.-MILLIGh Washington Letter Jan. 1st, 1880. J Beaut adriore from Maine confirm (bri |oxvio»ly expressed opinion that the Governor will not accede to Ex Senator Morrill's protxwitiun to submit the disput­ No mere Hurd Timt*. ed points to the Supreme Courts for aetIf you will stop spending u ni'i-. dement, fie won't do this, nor anything line clothes, rich food ami style, buy healthy food. eKeap.-r and bett.-r »-!otli else that will secure to the legally elected get more real and .*ub>tantis! thin; Members their rights. The steal was lift every---plxaaed, perfected and carried cut fer tbe foolish hat . ______ purposes accomplished, and the perpetra­ quack drictcrs or usings much of thaI tors do not propene to risk an overthrow vile huail-a; uicJiriar tka»di-n y..u only I by adopting any CKasures proposed by Mr. harm, but put your trust in lint xiraplc.1 Morrill. Senators Iliaiae and Hamlin pure rctnqly, Ib>p Bitten , tLxt curwolfiare done noble work in showing up this w.ay« at a.trifliae o- t. and you will infs mans affair in its true light, and hare good titsrx and have pwd hraltb. Fee won ths idmiration of all true lovers of another ovlnfon. 36-37. jmitice and cqwal rights. If Governor Garoeloo ksew himself to bo in tbo right, he would not be no afraid cf investigations m to tho mode of his procadnrs In throw­ ing out tbe Repadican returns. Tho juishesf Pnyfiohn. burglars abow their weakness by arming xm*re.||* ll.ino. Lrekn. da- »4 . l.r.iVr.-.ifere:-,,I..□ ,,.|. ,t srru'.IrtlauHuMtraro «£m .h.-«U »er «f tk- rn»-l|.»i sa«<'M*lm*ru>sv>sta<sr. hxreyui.u.ta »Mbtr-'xhlnr •!./• «n».- si iar du-xul W.raMs,>vaiiKl>'tih*»rtiMi»a: ail.M c* MI-1 *>rt«as'. .ri .11 ta.rai Michigan Central Railroad. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. TM UeltaLl- -'X-rl LG , — EAST AND WK8TTO AND FROM GRAND RnPIDS AND DETROIT. In .•JSSrtSfls’.GE'trK IMPORTANT LETTER themwlvm for the purpose of preventing legdHv elected Republicans rotn entering I tbe State House. The negro exodus is increasing beyond Tni PUBIXOLOOtCAL JonUtAL fur January, 1880,-cctics early into the Bald the expettskion* of those engaged in its of American literature for the new year. maesgeraent. A large pwrty arrived here Its topics arc selected with prtieutar ref- this week, ind continued on to Indian* ereneo to th< seasos, and osci. one has an Tlie reports that c^me back from tho«e impansut ptartteal tesriog. It is rare to now added in the State are 00 favorable find a serial pub)Uatio«i which from month that large numbers are prepertopdo start tn month corers so j broad a field, and yd io the Spring, and the Dcmrfcrats are so effectively insrructa and laterals iu afraid that numbers of cnuntics in the readers. To be sure, its work relates to S.utli win be depopulated of colored peo­ human nature special!r, but one would ple. In emsequena, they are,offering think it difficult to provide fresh, crisp, higher wages to those who will remain, matter, month after month, in such a aad are io bopas by to do'u^ to atop the field. Tho Jovbxal, bowerer, is a dem­ movement. They will be disappointed. onstration of ths extent ol tho resourees at I^t them give the colored people, protec­ tion at Jha polls, the free oxercise of their । the command of tho earnest student. Every psi;e In this number aeeuu to i righli as eilbens, they obtain in Indiana, hare a special pertinence, a auggestioa or ■nd they will hsvo no difficulty in indue- i two being found therein Irhieh hare a use ing them to remain at home. Stories were set afloat recently that fol bearing. At tbe opening, a phase of American pclilia is presented to the read­ largo frauds were about to be unearthed in er, in a aketcb and portrait of tbe Maine the • fkar" mail servke, so called becauM it is carried by roach or ou horseback, by Senator, Mr. Blaitr. Another personal akofeh affects American literature, aspec- unduly iocreaaiog tbo amounts named in ially poetry, and ia really an interesting the contracts. Tho importance of thia paper, vh—Fitx-Grocoo Ifnlle-W Tech breach of the service is lilila understood ■tiedxeionee-has lu place.and L. copiously illustrated in the elaborate articia entitled Studies in Comparative PhrrttologT- Here the reader's cyo is strutted by an array of fids at au entirely novel order. A espjtai article is that uf Intempcranoe in His a in ths coarse of which the writer from old authorities to show tho tad eCssu of wine-drinking in ancient times. My Wicked Friend is a very pleasant life cxpvndilure, tha Postmaster Genera) ba* incident, white Tho OU and New Edu=x- always had tbe power to increase ths uon tupplics sema very, valuable hiuta, 00 amount for that route, pending the action whieb psrrtus and teaehen would do well of Coogreas. Abd the CommitteM in tn raffed. A juvsnite story is begun, Coogruro bare always coafinaad the Foil with tho title uf Tbo Young Folks of mmta Gewsnl'a sstisw. Without th. Cherry Avenue, which will In taking to authority the service in many cases would the young rwuten of tho PnunroUXHCAL Tbo dopurtmmt of Srieuoe of Health ia well filled. The artido entic'd! Magnet­ ism and Somaantbullam in i'ana b note worthy as offering soore very extraordina­ ry Ioxidant* from a Paris observu. The n-gulxr raulcre ofthe JorttMAL mux: find tbs notes 00 Sasnos and Agriculture, tlno tbe Anxwmto Corr..,;«rodcute. n Elian uf istelWua! wwUth. What They Ssy, d ivv. Canada Southern Railway CHANCEKY SAlK " kothrriTM iku 1. Mrteeae. aat Uy the hrteu V.ert t.r 'yssii’KTMLit.’s; i AJh&rA3S3!CTAS3! rm Sonne hackms co. OPIUMS warted sfiWJOHHSTOlTS SMFURD'S RADICAL CUBE SARSAPARILLA CHA.ttERY SAlTt. atttjtetfs.-osss CMAH I WEST HEIM BJULBDAD r----------- —---------- -------- '' .■ ... DETROIT AND TOLEDO TRAINS L«ui ItertU fw^TlJrta___ __ t?A* *. COMPANY. OW-aUrUH u.. ,,4 O,,w fUnif Kt^lt rm^f rtrex^A Itrj OoctnimJ UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION. ifecERSS' ftivau* -.ro'Ssi'iE: i' ^E^rSiiSaS W33SW3W6 oTa. snow & co., VMMllapMsataSsc Waxklxrt.s. D c .»xlMUrf>rtb*Ora^al> 1SSO. FRESH All NEW. 1830. 04524458 ELECTRICITY BALSAM AND PINE. MICHIGAN FARMER, Brigkier, Fresher, More Entertain­ ing and InstractiTB than Erer. iKacraggSS BEfasst'sWrtjtsi � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-01-14.pdf b8151550fcef47f875190d377d6e6b93 PDF Text Text Tift IftfutlicWm Hastings lepnblican Banner VOL. 24; NO. 37. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. 1880. Procoodinga <rf ft. vfeori. Baur Cocxrr Corgi Howxx,) lUcnaaa, Jaauery 9<h, 1M0. j Thb bring the day to whtoh adjouxm meat wm hod. BoaH met fa | ‘hereof, and was oaltea to order by the THIS PAPER tenderly. -Being mortals, and being weak That was all tna greeting. Vera touch­ through ris within and beset by sin with­ ed hb rente*, feverish band, with her out, how could it be otherwiae ?" coot, slim finger.. “Do you know anything of the old man "Fea," .he said , “you sent fur me.” at the Globe?" asked Vera, yrenendy. “He -And you could humor an old man’s -peaks to me Mtnedmn, but he to very fancy. "ten in your griaf ?" hard and very hitter" “I ociy know him by what the peopk here any, answered her father. “That hob miserly and eccentric, and lives cjalto atoae, aave for'the old wilcti-likn woman who attends to hb simple wants. I hero never exehanged words with him store I lived here". . cujis, nms miiMiniHs, Flannels, Waterproofs, Blankets, Nubias. Knit Saques, Jtc. CLOTHING ! girt pityingly. ly to me alwat-______ _____________ mere fad of my being glad and light l>ejrted.n. an injury to himself. He warned mo ona day that creyy, lifu had its shadow—its days of woo and darknew and grief—that mine would corns too. If they .do Paps, pja ' what i« it. The awful, agouiasd cry that kit her lipa was evlvwid by a pnao of menul ag­ ony. The old man's treble furtn seemed to to night You are poor, and vou are slip from her childish arm., and lie lay alrar ?" , ‘ . on (he grass at her feet like a f.dlr-l “Yea," she said, sorrowfully, ’ aa he log. in the grasp of that terrible foe—pa- pau*rd nlysw. 1 "l know all, and 1 hear all. you sac— The girl's shrieks quickly brought the I the old miter is neither so blind nor so old lervant woman from the boose, but; deal aa folks say. Weil, you can be rieh their united strength was unequal tu U>e —aye, rieh aa any lady in the land , you teak of carrying that bdplres burden. ‘Aid can hare everything yoar heart tesirra. had to be procured from the village, and everything that woraaa lores, if you will. mrelical assistance eummoued , but the x>ld Doos the pruspset sllure you ?" doeter's grrat age rrndrml science of no “Mor' Ho Isughod hb short, eanrtic Uugh.’ “Well, you are different from the m<*t of your sex, then—for gold they would sell their very soul*. Let n.e paint the ntlicr aide of the picture. In thb life before you, you will be poor, nameless, deycodent. at the merer of womex were Tin; funeral had taken plane, the few pittkaa on the weak and dependent of their nwvoaary arrangements Lera mate, *od own sex than any man would have the ' ’ Vena awoke fn.m Hie pain and lethargy of heart tn l< ; you will drur* grid te the aunlia- fact that she was aud toll; you will miss _ kindness, forbearance ; you will lose your atee in the wertd and pet-nilew.. ' Wbai little m >ney bcr fsther had just ‘ beauty and your youth io the ccsselas ef­ sufficed to pay th-- neeraeary expenses of, fort t- gain your daily bread—a life of bis death ; but fur her llterc waa nothing hardships nf which you cannot dream, save the crtlbgv. If she lived in it what and tortures yea cannot imagine opens out in your future. On (be other b<nd;l would offer you peace, wealth, hoccr, the power to b.uefit others. Ah I that toadies you, I sec—the opportunity of doing radlaw CLOTHING An Over Goat for.................................... $3 A Good Suit for. . . . . .-.................. '....................... ..$6 An All Wool Suit, for......................... $10 Call and Examine before Purchasing Elsewhere- XZEWIS STERN*, Bowne’a Block. Imperial Soap HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES DENTIST Miilk? . • Micbiiau. The I’rict of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 J lb. bars—75 lb , in the b«>x. To any one who will semi us an order for Id boxt with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free as n premium. I Jr the orders may be sent, to us for one or more boxes tit a- dine, with rwinilUitcc, and when wfhave thiut received orders for 1 <1 boxes wu will send the eleventh box free an ptoposed above.- It'you do not wish to send ntdney in advance you may deposit it with any banker or nierehrtut in good credit in your town with the understanding that lie i«to remit it to us on receipt of the Soap which is fo be shipped tn his care. Address H- J- AlXXr To be txxsr was Bathing very terrible to one who had nettr known nch« ; but the nocresity of doing Moethinp. of turn­ ing from dreams to work, from dependence oa brhetf alone, at first fell upon her with ' the cru.-l .harttieM of tieceMity. and attnao of the Litter helplesaiteM of youth and' Carriaie, Sin aaj- Orailal •WITH A SILVER LINING. PATENTS. THE NEW VICTOR • < XVSMT. Artaraarl ■»«! ul.r tn falsa* Caiura. w.lklls f. : APIDS DIVISION. IDS AND DETROIT. SiMPUCITY >nrert. kslsmsk-j. Milk. V. o. Lark swum: The gid raised her pale, aad face from her hands. “Tell her to*come in bere,” she aaid, Ibilt'ssly, “1 will ««• bcr." A moment after an old, beat, witch like wnmsn ontered—a woman with a brown, —Wi Sell Ml. MatMnes Every The. ■gaSSSE te until you L.TT0 la—I — .--.1 Hus u» D—"* f Most Elogant, Simple and Easy Running Machine in the Market.—The Ever Reliable VICTOR. ‘——VICTOR 8EWINC MACHINE COMPANY,----- Wateni Branch Office. 233 Hnrw tn.. Catcano, Iix. I. rente Use te nn*ri*tor s(tM» Itetri $2.00. $2.50*, and $3.00 Par Dwy, >»d SJ»,,lnr Cars t" aa4 fre* tesdlusnray.’ C'aoMla Soataen. Jtetiosr'. (mAhui. ft.a'i iSl*'Ihttall PIONEER STORE ! Keep, constantly on hefid LIME. HAIK, STUCCO. OBMENT, BRICK, TILE, ■ LAND PLASTER PUMP8, PLOWS, . DRAGS IBUHU RAILROAD Mm' Yulin, Ben aid Ctihfrei am beyond, to where the nun's rays touched the river's quiet breast with .tenting bars id gold. -It u midden—b it not ?” she said at teeth. Iler voice sounded cold breaure of its hard-won firanet., her ebeek flushed hark to warmth with sudden pride. “Yoe,"-he answered, looking at her face now. but unable to meet the etc* ab« Ml 0. Ml', wiui.rn.ul.-li. kentrim. OBes. rflanae»l».. mt i n: €—r. tea. • *<'<iM.riMni ■U atari. Tka. Lsrtfl m3 KDunirnmi it luiita jeiBi ’lB teSd.«■ MIDDLETOWN CONK, akoe, her eyts on a retreating figure, her hando clasped light on her fast throbbing heart. With all her pain a thrill of gladneae “^he cloud has a silver lining," tbs LEET HAJfD PLO WS, “r-- Reaper and Mowers. . WHEELER. ftuteffZe, Mnrth ?S, 187». ♦♦ and JAMES M. Pays the highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmers Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Cressy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at his Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1&79. 49 47i VALCABIJt TKCTHB. SSicS'sSi SEP-818 JUSJMSWS SKXSn.'E.S: SraxSix SAWS FILED, trun-s-i 1 ll«o Brctre* tell! rtre r Ufa.Vis®. are o—ctes^ajw-®* —.-a»«- ——---r-r- creature indbtinrtly. “He bode me ha.te at*d say he was ill—a dyne, he thinks— he would see you at oner " “ Whom do yon mean ?" asked the girl in wonder . “My waster—the miser, they call him. Aye, and a miser he ia, sore enough, and ton>cd my life into bril; she— •■Oh, huh! huah! ' sobbed the girL gold heaped up there like dust, and he stinting end starving, and hoarding all,the “ Indeed you are wrong ; she waj maligned, slandered, and you believed too„esi>ly. Could a guilty mother bear aueb a son.? Could fam erery memory of bcr be as fond, and pare, and tender as it b were she indeed what you believe? Ob. Ibten.and for onee have nervy. I know him, he was here so short a lime ago ; all that old •id story of hb youth and suffering I learned. Ob, if you could but ace him. Lear him, you would know you wrong him. If honor ever lived in mortal man “Indeed. Mim, and you don't g» to that heathenish phor at thb timo of night alone,” intorptmed old Dore®, Who wa. Mill lingering near the door. . "WhowlU harm her, do yon think?" chuckled the okl crone. “Not he. the old miser-he b dyi^. Atek ! the good gold 1 who will have it now V And nodding her bead anti muttering, half aloud, half to hnaelf, ehn turned and went out of the open door. Vera folkw­ ing, and old lK>re*i, staying only tor a ahawl to wrap arvnnd bcr, Karted in pur- *.». /jmioi'TW. “No—a thousand tinea no I'' he sl»Btod fiercely, robing himaclf oo the pillow., with the old angry light flashing into hb eyes once more, "If I taw him, I might behove, 1 should be again deceived. No, girl—no I As I have lived, so will I die —wlfelese, chUdlcm. Let my will stand; -I wish I akld bare learnsd more of hb history," resumed her father. He goes by lib mother’s name. She never would tell him hb father’s. 8he hsd been cruelly wrenjed sod driven from his root with her infant son, sad only the charity of itrangcrs stood between her and starva­ tion. From what Keith asys »be mtwt have been a noble woman." Alons the quiet toad, and through the "And rim to dead now r dewy fkhb they morod atowly and eitelly, "Yea. my ehild-dead-witb her honor Vet. hewildarad by the Mran*o aummoo., tsrebbod by a crael lia, and her eon’s lift darkened by an namerited shame. It b very sad—very sod." “How clover l» to l Ho bm such great gifts r sighed ths girl with uoooooeious I“*'^ ; be b both gifted and nob*- But bob so poor, sod io tbs world grate al­ ways suffers in the grasp of poverty—it b a msrta) foe. The man who uan dower geufca with aaecons live, in a peteeone who buys it b greet, the one who oi ate. may want breed, er be thank fid I a betVr'a «ra« T-, it to rtrenp, b • There is trot roach happinM then rite wv.MFqa-texte th, girl, to wbr Mr. Hicks mined that the Board do now proceed to the election of aaid Super intendant Motion prevailed. Mr. Hicks moved that the chair appoint two idler.. Motion prevailed, and the Chair appointed as such tellm, Mean. Hieka and Lapham. The Board then proceeded to ballot with the following result: ‘ Ayes—Moers. Fleming, Gott, Hisfa, Manchester, Mathews, Newtend, Nkbob, Policy and Bred-9. Nays—Memi*. Bannm, Cock, Ford, Kilpatrick. Upham, Meek and Nyw-7. Abaem -Mown. Cooper and Ihukee-2. Mr. Hicks moved that the Chair appoint a committee of fire to Mtk with the Co. Treasurer. Motion prevailed, and the I’.ccd, Bartram, Hicks, Nye and Newbad. On motion of Mr. Rood, the aqoouata now io the hands <st the ckrk were refer red to the wfAimiUec on claims. Mr. Parody, who was aetiag Sepervmoe from the township of Castleton'at the Oo- tobcr session of -the Board.-harfag bean a member of the eomtsitlae on claims, the Chair declared Mr. Durkee, Supervisor of said township. » ofieio, a sacaber of aaid To give the committee an opportunity lo work, on mutton of Mr. Rood, Board ndJ Tamed till to-nomw morning at the hoar of eight o'clock. suit tears of age were silently coursing ; tnEnoch Awnscs, Clerk. to bis heart some old-forgotten mecnory crept of the wife he had bred, of the lit Tyuday, Jan. Cth, 1880. tie babe whose innocent eyes hsd smiled Board met pursuant to adjocruoMUt. on him, whore waxen 6n?er. bad touched his own. -God forgive mo 11 be marTtw special committee appointed at the mured in sorrowful, broken words. "Per­ haps I hare wronged them both !" October reoaioa to investigate and report in regard to the nutter of building a an When morning dawned, it saw a great Court Ifatun, now submitted the following wroag rectified, a grmt sorrow healed. It fine clothes, rich food and style, buy g->od healthy food, cheaper and better eiothiag ; KStmora real and substantial tilings c! Iito every-way, and especially stop the fooliah habit of-’"Smptoyiug expensive quack doctors or using so much of the vile bumbug mediciae .that doss you only harm, but pul your trust in that stepk, pure remedy, Hop Biucts: that cures al wap at a trifling oust, and you will see good limes and have good health. Feo I I i i ' i Ifaeo gray with thv aabre bl*® of death and the fierce agony that was trading hb . Ibaaru -Tbc draught—quick !” be gasped Vara seised th. boub to which lu> pointed, and poured out the quantity di- Motion lost by th* folkwiag rote: Area,-Mera. Cock, Kilpatrick, Lap. bam. Mack and Nro-U. Nays,- Maw. Fleming, Gott, Hicks, Manchester, Mathews, Newland, Niebria, Polley and Baud—9. Absent—M.w. Bertram, Cooper, Dwr- once more. “Well, remember it is ia your power to bettgat him If yon refute my wealth I shall not will it tu him any the more If you accept it I’ withdraw my condition." “Are you a man and can talk thus 1" cried the girl, flnahisg and quivering with the shame and liuauuauon enforced upon burdened by a sin to one who b innocent and good ? Can you meet your injure* wife, and know that you have Uft in pov­ erty and dcgratetion and need, her cull more injured sutkfor he—what ha* ha dune that you should be so, unforgiving T Think b >w, c vra if your sun had erred, or yowr wife bad wronged you, that Ooc who paint the power you- will inherit better than I do ‘ . “Why did you not use it Letter youraslff »ho interrupted, -It the gold was your*. Lad yon not the power abo T' Ilia face grew dark and Moray. ■ My life tamed to bittevnres, my lore to hate long since . ask no more The cvnditKxi with which I reddle stain legacy b very simple. A.woman young, fair, wealthy, aa you will be, has the world at her f-rt —can chaoac her lovers where she wiH Of all you may choose I withhold one- it is tlie auk condition attached to PAI N TER Central Railroad. their n.mea: Mtatra. Cock, Fteuag, Hicks, Kilptttriok, Ma»ol>«t«, Mack, Mathews, Newted. Niehok, Pwtteyawd Reed, 11. A quorum being praent, Mr. Hicks moved that the matter of the eketioa of a Sujeriatendcnt of the Toor be taken from the table, which motion prevailed. « Mr. Upham moved that aaid elertte bo niade the apodal order of baste, for seven woman, and liked her still lew when .be came lull of advice and suggestion^ to in* | trade an her grief. . Human interests end human sympathy ' ( HAMPTON BROTHERS, ■SATES OP AD WHOLE NO. 1288 X»r»p«i>«r MwMMM ■■ asaawh. wytwua A»- Mf| JSB8S ryr^rftwtn , , , 1 , Naturw's Sluice-Way. idnvya are nature'* aluoxway Io it the deben of our constantly ; bodies. If they do nut work �YOU SHOULD MI IT! •EXT FOP. SALE In Point of Exoolienoo It ie Unsurpas­ sed, and Every Family Will Apprectete it and Fnjoy The Allegan Jvttrnal — Some psople hare bets wardering why it la that the people of Alfegao hold a week of prayer every time the board of supervisors oomc here in January. Don in Barry county jl fe for the cow- Motion prevailed, and the Chair ap­ pointed xs auc^_ committee Moure. Heed and Durkro• ' ■ Mr. Darko- offered tbe Mbrotag rroofotfrm and saved its adoption . lin-Jtnl, That the Board, cl riupervbw* for Barry County. Mich , saute so much of the Stein Road in eaid Counlj, Board, but tbi-y findthem au incorrigible act beyond the reach of prayer, or other human agencies. the township of Caatletda in said County and Stair, to be taken up and dfecontinurd in seccrdasce with a petition pre­ sented to said Ifoard at tbe Ort.-ber iwsaiuo In the year 1877, signed by H. E. Hoyt and thirty others Motion prevailed and resolution adopted by the folltnfitac vote Ayes—Messrs. Ikrtrjts. Cooper, Coek, Durkee. Fleming, Ford, Gott, Hicks, Kilpatrick, Lsphara, Manchester, Mack, Mathews. Ntwland, Nichols, Eye, Pulley ■ and R«vd—18. Naya—o On motion of Mr. Reed, jouraed til) one o dock r jt. BI-CARB. SODA Which la the uaa thing. knappen's Law Office. every voter to carefully note these pro­ ceedings m wo shall have semethis-g to say in the uror future shout some of tbeir acts, especially the pettended action ot We note, with pleasure, the ret uro to lbs njtn surly sad eaiapffile ini.lllgvare of the ehair editorial of tbe Grani're State al! tiarpMuag. I. ih* Note. Fm I*rre>, published al Lebanon, N. H., -At Ibis print we «M>t« remind ru-lm that ArrnitonS Stominx, Jan. 7th, 1880. tbs hpst and f.illew report* m well as the earof E. H Cheney, Krq , who for many Boon! met pursuant to adj-wroment. yean was the editor, and who some time SHIW THU Tl Y8UB MOGUL with the members all present. since sold out to bia son, Fred W. Che­ THE VftER OCEAN tin motion of Mr. Newland. the ecm On motion of .Mr. Kilpatrick, (lie re­ ney, who is now to remain aa local editor. tuittcc 05 County buildings WM instructed I'ndec the management of Mr E. H. Cboport was accepted and adopted. lo visit the Poor House on Friday afterTh« ctunmittea on County buildings adopted, submitted the following report, which, ou Motion prendlcd by eyes and nays as motion of Mr. Heed, was accepted and follows : Ayes—Monro. Bartram. Cooper, needle to the pole, politirolly ; yet we Cock, Durkee, TUming, Ford, Gott, come back the old editor to fight in Hicks, Kilpatnck. Lapbam. Manchester, desperate cootsstWore tu thu year. FOR 1880. Mack, Mathews, Newland, Nichols, Nyc, Turxunar, Jan. Sth, Polley and Herd—I-. Nays— ft. Bi-atd met pursuant to adjournment. On motion of'Mr Durkee, tlie accounts Holl railed. Qaoruui present. ■■Mila b» >u ass. “.Wilt. referred baek were taken up in nnmariral . Mr. Durkee moved that during, the seaWseily. i SM-wettj, •ions of.the Board, smoking in the room lion «d Mr. NewUud. acamat he prohibited. dinllpwcd. Motion prevailed by the folbwiog vote: In NE5VB-GETTINU, lion of Mr. Polley, No 7 wa> Ayes—Mcotrs Bartram, .Cooper, Cock, the Supreme Cliurt of Maine, on the ques EDITORIAL ABILITY. Durkee, Fleming. Ford, Golt, Hteks, Up­ tiou« submittal by the chief thief Garce­ CORRESPGNDEN'CK On motion ofr Mr. Bartram, No, turn, Manchester, Mack, Matbefrs, Nicblon and bis lickspittles at the Council, Sold by all Drugg-*-* 'And everything that g«» to mi wa alio disallow.!. . ols^PoIlry aad Rccd—1.*. Nays—Memrs printed on the Ith pageof thia imuoof the luting reviews .pprorrarrv wWk On tnocion of Mr. Hicka, No. 18 Kilpatrick, Newland and Nye—3. -Atteatioo U gitu i„ AUumcal ■ tacd to draw orders on tbe contingent fund Basner the particnlar attention of every allowed at jhc sum of seventeen dollar ' A LECTURE I articles haring rpntl.l tefervnrs Io for the payment of the expenses of build­ TO YOUNG MEN. ing the aforementioned astern. Motion prevailed. A cirtMuuMMtiou from tbe editors cf tbe RxrciiLUUX Bannkb and the Hamr duvtingi-lcrtijo*. a-t only in Maine but •Ji-unal, asking further remuneration for in Michigan, m it i» beyond all quration publishing the proreedmgv of the Board, the law, plain and simple. •>»t» A. iuKi^Tu S was received and peed A Victory tor the Right. After sSqe dbeumion, Mr. Manchester , On Monday evtaing at six o'clock the moved ihatlbo further sum of twenty On motion of Mr. Polley the report was dollars be paid each of said papers for pub. Republican members elect of the Maine ! a'ceptcd and adopted by the following Eegislatnre quietly took peoaeuion ot the Bjssia,Itsbiug the proceedings of this Board. ijTix'e Ayes—Mows. Bartrap:, Cooper, ’ .Motion l<Mt by the following . vote. Legwhllve halts, organised with If* Sena­ Wiki* tenarra jt’-xk. Durkee, Firming,- Ford, Gott, Th# committee on claim* farther report­ Ayen—Mme*. Cooper, Ford, Blanchester tors, and 85 members of the House io st| Elicit, Kilpatrick, Uphant, Manchester, ed that they had examined the following and Reed—I. Nsya—Bartram' Coek, tendance, by electing a.president hud oth­ elumsaau would rreommend their alfftw. I Mark, Mathews, Newland, Nichol*. Nye, Durkee, Fleming, Gott, Hick*. Kilpat­ er officer* in the beute, and a speaker and i Potty and Recd—IS. Nay,-<>. ' OH! MYg»3: BACK!” RM knappen’s Law Office. knappen’s Law* Office. CHIEF AMONG STALWARTS. knappen’s Law Office, ORGANS. THE m RUH I have In iwr bands Tor three etes»ni ,rj*a. now. wluek Wo w.Ii sSnfur cash ot Knappen's Law Office. The Leadiuf Republican Neispape? HUNT’S^ REMEDY Fint-Clae Nenpaper. rick, l-ipham, Mack, Mathews, Newland, ■ The bond of Henry Hvdghtalui as pused * joint rtw.Iotion submitting to ttn-1 Niohufe, Nye and Polley—1-I. j .Sheriff, executes! tn the penal »tiii of ten Mr. Durkoo moved that the sum vl Supreme Court. the questiua of the cWli। ihoivatid • dollars, with W. R. Goodyear, twenty dollars be paid each of tbs four pa­ tutionality of their aetwu, abd then adDaniel Striker, John A. GreUe, 1*. A. per# of the county for publhhiog the pro- jouroed until Saturday The court meets Sheldon, D. R. Cook and S. (’. Priudle as to-day tn determiue the qaeetioa, and io 1 reedings of then see-ion^ I Motive prevailed by the following vote : : the meantime ex Gov. Chamberlain. Major : Ayr*—Messrs. Ikutram, Cooper, Cock, j1 Gcaera! rommandiag the military of the ‘ I Durkee, Fleming. Ford, Gott, Hicks, KU- i। State will refute*) law and order, and leave Mr. Wiley, cf Detroit, wa« introduced I yatrick, Lspham, Manebreter. Mack, Ma­ : all else to be decided by tlie Supreme Juid a'tdrrosed the Boanl in regard to tbe I thews. Nye, Pulley and Reed—1G, | dicisl tribunal, the only cum]xtent author­ attsr of [roeutiog a doer for the vault ity. This i» al! the RcpabEcaas bare l Nays—Newland and Nichol*—2. nnected with the Register's office. i Mr. Reed moved that the matter of|I asked, and by the deciaioo of the Court After *oate dtscomion, Mr. Nowland । 1 they will tMWt ehrotfully abide ’ 1 - buildtng a new Court hou*e tw> bid oh the t>.ved that the Register be authorized to । | Motion pieveiled. doer, and that the (Teri, be authorised to 9» motion of Mr. draw order* to pay the expenses connected journal without day ' with the purchase of aaid door ami plae1 tog the some in position. Motion prevailed by the following vole: ! Ayro—Mi*-n. Bartram, Cooper, Cock, Durkee, Fletuiap. Ford, Gott, Hicks, KilOn motion of Mr. Newland, the report | patrick, Upham, Maneheitc-, Maek, Ma Highway Robbery. was accepted and adopted, by the follow thews, Newland, Ntehols, Nye, Polley and Orangeville, Jan. 10, 1880 fog vote: Ayes—Maron. Rartram, Coop­ The most bold, daring, and sucecsnfa] er, Cock, Durkee, Flcufiog, Fafd, Gotr, robbery was perpetrated ou Wednesday Hicks, Kilpntriek, Upham, Manchester, night, the 7th Inst., one and one half miles Mack, Mathew*, Newland, NidrnG, Nyt, west and south ot the village ofOrangcvi^, Polley and Reed—1H. Nayn-o An invitation was received from the President of .the Pioneer Society to attend the meeting of said Society at Union Hall FmuAr, Jan. 0tb, 1880. / । A man by the name u! Hnrace Rfebards, Board met pursuant to adjourntrfont will: |4<[uoram present, iw), ou motion of Mr. stock buyer for McCralh Bros. v.f Grand I Rapids is the victim On tatxkn of Mr. Hicks, the invita­ Hicks, adjourned till the hour of one ; H appears that Richards left home .bout tion was accepted. ; ocrea o'clock of ths evening of the robbery Mr. Newland offend the following rat-1 to see a neighbor by tbe name of Saddler, olntlon and moved its adoption. distant sbout'one mile, for the purpeen of /letolml, That this Board rescind ,tb|t obtaining the market, Saddler having been action laketi at ila October session where­ tn Plainwell with pork that day. Richards in it ioercaasd the selarMs of the various <|uoruiu. preseui. | The’Svimtnittce appointed to yxatnine left for hpme between eight ' and nine county officer*. Motion prevailed by the following vote I end report in regard to the matter of ths o'clock, when about two-thirds of the way Ayes—Messrs. Bartram. Cooper, Cock, i correction of the deed, gnstig^ the right of home, as lie was |>«ing near a tree stan­ Durkee, Flcariag, Ford, Gott, Hicks, Kil­ way through the County S-srei, to tbe ding by the side of the road, Ito was dealt patrick, Implttm, Manchester, Maek, Ma­ Grand River Valier Hail Hoad Co., now a blow ou thchrad^hat knocked him down. thews, Ntwland, Niebofe, Nye, Polley offered tbe following report and proeseded st once to rifle his pockets and Reed-1«. Nay.-I» I of their contents, obtaining a pocketbook Mr. Reed ofcro-l tbs following rmj rontsiiiing 8500.M'. Richards attempted lutien and moved its adoption : Tirol Ikfe Board cause a Cis - j ■ to giro an alarm, but on bearing the dick of a revolver, and the seoundtcl-'iy, -, rerpeetfully report that they find upon ex■awnatioo that Barry County owned no ; laud ou neciino 23 ia the township of ficienc capacity to bold «ve linndr-l bar । Hastinxs at the time the dred for the reb at least, and that the Sheriff beau I right of way was given said (i. R. V. II. thorixod to advertise fur blds, and that the!.j R. Co , but that they did owu land on tee­ job bo Im to the lowest rmpumdble Udder, ’ tion 27 in mid lowmbip, through which and it is further uuderstood that ibbeis !mM K. B. uow rune—and that the deed made by the Board of Supervisor, in 18CI wm erwonriai in describing land on eeoi lion 2H in mH township Instead of land ifntion prevailed and resulution addpted by the lUtowiog veto Ayes—Mown. Cooper, Coek, Durkee, Ftauutr, GoU. Hicks, Upham, Manchester, Mark, Msthan, Newland, NMmU, Nye. Polley I raid Board <>1 Supervisor! cause a new deed to be made correcting said error and that the Chairman and Gerk of said Beard be autboriaed in execute rhe same. Bfeucd. ' plans aud specifications for above cistern. . (hi motion of Mr. Kilpatrick, the "Motion prevailed • and Uw Chair ap- Hoard adjourned till tomorrow morning pointod m such committee, Mssars. Reed, lit the hour of line o'clock Flicks and -Mmbew. Hr. Hitka offered tba following reso, -tUrQUMT, Jas.'JOth, 1880. luion and moved its adoption. NroWeof, That the Sheriff U and be is , Board as per adjournment Roll , called. Quorum present. The commlUee appointed to prepare and Al Etalm! DijHilatii 1B27 0NIIEB8A1.1SB 1880 STAR the west CINCINNATI. 0. THE WEEKLY IM GCKAN THE WORLD FOR 1880 iw.v.'JiiwK’S' Postage No one will envy the harden which axGovernor Garcelon of Maine carries with him into the .retirement of private life. Tit Ctuerail ail Ainciliinl sjjrsatir-rfKi SMKiecW; Department.* si. ably ami rat.-fully con­ ducted, and are as a- any pablish- ’ the first New* England Governor who ever ' I abuaed the powara of hi* office by altemp: j j ing to subvert the will of tba people in ' forcing upon them a Government which they had not chosen. If his example were to be accepted as a precedent, popular government would become a failure and a farce. If the population of a State car. be disfrsnehtsed no transparent purti- “OUR CURIOSITY SHOP. ’ WOMAN'S KINGDOM, and THK HOME DEPARTMENT Will continue leading and interesting Tea- J i ' I | san pretexts, at the wiH of the Exeeulho . offleera, election arc ooly a mockery ud ! X!WHS: Important Tte leriiti Pmiauif Chiuj It iUVLK, West Meriden. Conn., THE BOWELS, and the KIDNE' might a< well be dispensed with. No pretcnce ia made that <he Governor and Council of Maine made any atrempt to die­ corer and enforce the choice of the people; enough tcchnicalitier m the form of re­ tunas to reverse the Hepublieau majority in the two hotaro of the legislature The central figure in thin outrageous conspiracy—by virtue of his office, if nut by his intellectual leadership — u Alotuoj Garcelon. Tbepower vested in him is the Chief Executive of the State would j have enabled him to prevent tbe crime | at jta inccptiim, or to check its consum- j mation. Bn friends hsve strenuously as sured us that hb motives were pure, and 1 hb character upright. Ynt, whenever! fio hu vaeilbtcd for a moment,.he baa iu 1 every case swung back again to the aide i of wrong, and hi* course as a whole Em ! been that of a man doggodly beat upon ; executing the crime he liad ountempUtni, j The Great Two-Cant Dally I whatever the eoueerpienecs might Im. Hm i suv roravnt-u. vasv. • protest that he intended to act fairly asi THE CINCINNATI DAILY TIMES. given the He by the fact thayuot a single Tlr tMUy Tl— Mb. Ur from the ahoek,’ ,br immediately arouaed the neighbors who proceeded to the plare represeo’atiee .if bls own party was un-I seated by hie rulings His d-rlsration j where tbe robbery was committed, but it being a very dark night no dun to the that he obeyed the Consthution and. the j laws is disproren by life si rugant disre­ seoundral cnuld be found.’ Mr. Richards is a young nun, and has gard of the highast i.itsrpreta-ioea of them. Hfe claim to hav# scud only iu a ministerial aparity i. aneMral by his own adamioBi that be received affidavits and listened to cvidcoee lib one pretcnco of fairness in taking th# opinion of Moteorolofllcal Record. the Bapreme Court is shown to have been CondeMed from observatiotu taken at dishonest sod insincere by bis refusal to be Hastings for the State Board of Health, guided by th# opinion when givra. There By Prof. 1 N. Mitchell. fe>o rodeotntng feauiore in hu conduct, no palliation and no excuse for his erims, Alonso Garcelon takes with him, as be relinqnnhea the office whose trust lie bss sbusrel , the neons and cuudeKMtion of --------- SiSwsgsmsjg* nt KiM Mrta if Mat TB?E INTER OCEAN Plain and Ornamental Silver Plated ami Cut "Glassware, U»pe, Ct-aadrsfer* , and Brown, T»N« and Poekei Not ii ite Tib? ia Sotante. t'<.A4JV. CH1CAG । Pay Yon THE MERIDEN PURCHASING CO | FMrDTM^ r rRi>vn.BK. *'*|ueal again and you squeal jour last," undoubtedly thought that diseres.ion the better part «<f valor, and kepi, quiet while the mbereut holding tbe revolver st him booked away a short distance, when mating rightly hi. crime BgaiB« liberty and popular rights. There rooU upon him-a load ut iuf.my which would crush ; younger and stuorer weu than he. Hfe ; i» «ol an uffroee which ora be ;»Mrd eSh:?" THECWffl EHOME *2,000.000,000 ramc uiua « ies-_v;.T, : a£3"r<JEi: ra.ttcA.'sz �L ESTATE. AMD TO REST Law Office. le*B«ll«y’aMni. iply *l For sn’s Law Office. )n*s Law Office, »n’s Law Office. SUN FOR 1880. Ti/t Ifepualieyl Baltimorb, Jan. It, 1880. I Mud and water an quit* plouty. Th* M. B. Chareh re-orguind their Sabbath School Jan. 4lh, 1880. They rekared Mr. J. Croaby from th. Superinteedsocy after two year* f.ilhfa! aervica, and pat in hu place Mr. A. E. Hneth. New York, Jan. 3ib, 1880. W° jndg^ that Mr. Heath will not have Tbe electric Itgbt people are still pamuch' ipare time on hi* hand*, ** bo tarbed about Edixon and bis methodstaachm the day achool at Bantey * Milh, Bom* say be can't do what be actually and aabbath school at 10| o‘clo--4 Sunday docs ; otben say there i« nothing new mocniyg, and at the Church al 11 o'dock. about it ; tbit ba Iresan whore other* left Some yem rinse Bsroey'* Mill* had tbe off, and so forth. No one yat, so far a* I know, hi* suggested that the Chines* inname of being a bard echool, but now w» Uke picaaura in saying that they have ajmo up to a high aUndard of excellence. We subjoin tbe opinion of the prea in ‘ High and Mill higher” wtou to be their all parte of the country end the following brie! condeaaation offset* in thp matter of 0. H. Reynolds has just received a pair the attempt of Gsrealoa and hie fellow of pure breed Chester White pigs from the ihierm to >t«et the Legislxture of the State Stalo of i)hui. They are widely known io' the way, has at last been utiliced in a way Ohio aa the Todd hog*. Mr. Todd betog that was suggested in a jest when'll was lint introduced. A ck-rgyman hsa had a man that deals largely io liege. Ins pulpit eonixKind by "wire with the lick Private opinion publicly expressed is room* of a number of bis aged and invalid that the school at the Durfee school hou»c periabloncn, who now, on a Sunday fore­ noon, as Uwy sip their tea and nibble The aggregate veto of the GreenbackWe understand that a gentleman from titeir tuwu,*bave sound doctrine for saece, sandwiched in with the hymns of tbe wax, therefore, Woodland, Wheeler by name, is trying to congregation and eboir, which it seems Democratic candidates 6H,C89, and Dari* only lacked 227 vote* Set np a ringing school at the Durfee they eau hear perfectly. Thia J. Lloyd Hasgb, the contractor re Bose' of having a clear majority over elf. school boose. We wish him anecraa. Entered at the Post Office, failure I recorded in my luf, has fur­ give* an idsa ot the supreme impudence nished the sensation of the day in local of the rogues who would reverse the will Hastings. MicK., as SecondProbata Court. class .Matter._______________ of the people when il ia so dearly exBuincai of tbe Barry County Probate Wheal docs net come into market very Court for the week ending Jan. 13, 1880Daniel F. Davi», next Governor of lively of lais' Clement Smith, Judge. Maine, ia a Utter acknowledging aa invL Happy Zepb. is still happier than ever. Estate of Sarah J. McIntosh, a minor. telion to dine with the Middlesex Club of -Why, it’s a girl.” he said. t Account of Guardian filed. BuMon, referring to the unparalleled out. It t* pslsiLle that we may yet hare Jan. 10.—Estate of Abram M. Daugh­ rage attempted bv the prewut fariou gov. aWghing before th* firefday of April. erty, deceased. Wsrrvnl and inventory crament in that Stat*, aaid "the people Scvtral oDour attorney* are at Lensing would right the wrong now." And thi* Evtate of John Goodaperd, a minor, manly letter ia termed by the characteroor. Nomination of Guardian filed. Estate of Peter Zebrick, ci al, manure. fasted candidate." Drfratnl! Not Petition for appointment of guardian filed. Icoa the people of Maine are coward*, Jan. 12.—Estate of Rebecca Halladay, that they are not, Maine « record in Petition for appointment of Thi- oGcert ef Hakinga Lodge No. 5S, a minor. war for tbe Unioj amply aucau. were duly installcd-into office last evening Tbe Cincinnati, Ohio,C’omevereuif . by P. G.. Ge-v M. Deway. “Gareelon~U loaded mostly with “ The ••.-'■jo" jwrl ot the Cola firm, baa, wc understand, gone to Otsego, Allegan Co., to engage in tbe meat market business. On Thumby evening of the Erere of Palmer Encampment. No. 49, O. <). F. w, re installed into their, rekfficr* by N. Bailey, P. G. P. <i4-d purvey N. Sheldon.w*« in ' John F. Hale, President, James 1st week, in attendance at the Hughes, l»e V. P., J. fe* Ciarksut meeting. We were tdeaied to V. P., T. Phillipa, 3d V. P., Geo Dewey. IL 8., Enoch Andrus, F.-fi. The during ehapiern of tbe Mary, “With G. Runyan, Treasurer, W. Green. I Hirer Lining." appear in thia iwnte, arid ard, H. B. Adolphuv 1st M-, J.'L. i. • very interntiog, well-written rtory, der, 2d M-, Milton Prickett, S. at A itLy of (icing trad and the laaoa beed- Tl.o finret specimemi cf pcachblow po- । Utoe* w? h^ve «*cn in » long while, "were J bh-ugbl itfln our effiee a few day* vince by i .Mr John of this dry. They were i All pcraona daairiag or expecting to teach reread by Mr N C«..k, of Prairieville. | in the School* of aaid city, will plcaae be present at thia examination. -' Read tlie ciravpOodenr* from Orange i By order of Committee rille ; and then make <>p your mind to E. II. Lathrop have ynur revolver bandy *when you have ' Wm. S. Goodyear i>*ea«fon to be out after dark, especially if' you happen to have a nr monry with you. i Guilty of Wrong. The Ladiaa .Society of tbu Episcopal ' .wm RTJkTSTT PuxliasiDi CompaEy widen, Conn., He’ if'iffiai selre* that they had got rid of their fUd Msn of the Bea.' They were miriaaan. Ho i* on their Lrek* sgsiit with a freali: Valencia Raisin* fnan -14 to 11 e per IV. Fresh Layer Fip from 25 to 22-per lb. Package Coffee, reacted from 28 to 25 per lb Fmort Syrup in the market, ftmn W> to M per «1. Tobacco, if you will elww tbe Muff From 50 to 45 and from fiO to 50 per lb. Choree I am selling at 10 am! 12J per lb [fitting roasted Coffees in small lots and fresh roasted ai^d keep in covered bbls and will warrant the flavoh 1 grind Coffee and will toon have the finest mill in the City I buy all kinds of dried fruit, butter and eggs, and would like a few hundred bushels of Beans^ f keep common and rock salt by the bbl. Will Sell sugar, crackers, &.c. at whole­ sale and at small profits, my expenses are light. I live economically, at home, attend strictly to business and can give ray’ custo­ mers the benefit. < W. U. SCHAJSTTZ. * One door east of the Post Office* waa each violence that a Repobllmn pr-ucnt barely escaped with hb life, and when the counting n> over Major Dickey ex- P- S.—He&dquaneis for Qae Candies, Candy Toys, | DRY GOODS cruiting office down on the Yaxoo"—chat “General Barksdale, of Miaaiaaippi, would be an appropriate commander for Garvelou's army in Maine." Several clire*s factories are to be pul in cj-rratiMi during the coming seswn in vs- JvMiLn rxsS ANOTHER CHANCE. Having bought out my partner in the Gro< eery trade and having assumed entire control of the same, and knowing that people will trade where they can buy the cheapest I have examined prices on my entire stock and have marked down. Let me give you a few prices. . the l*krish cn Tbnred.y of ihi* week,at the Society I’arlor* in Rower Block. Gentlem-n invited to lea from lalf past firn to .Michael J. fanning, owe of tbe ablcvt of; the TempiTii.ee orator* of Abe Slate, will . apeak at Colon Hall on Thursday evening | ot thb Week II ia hoped there willl be a ’ full bou-c. The admiaaien i» only 5 ceata, ] and the apneeb will Im (imply grand. Ion b the ablest Iking pmonificatioc of the renowned Democratic donkey."-that“Gatclaon atepa down and out, while a whole country biaaaaa."—that-"Tbe spirit of tbe dacuion h thia: The people are to have their will, and Mt to ba cheated ent Prrebytcrian Church, wiB tender him a Donation visit o». Friday evening. Jcnu- j at y 23d, at the parsonage. Watru* the stten'Lxoc* may be large, and tbe donation* . 1 ind Dr. Upjohn's office and Mr. Andrew J. Angle who was passing sloeg ths walk at tbe time, happened to In caught by tbe heavy mau lumber atfd was crushed to the sidswwlk. Hl* Cries foe help were boy’s bean shooter on the sealcaef an aliigatof. A fleet, or for the matter of that ooe ship could calmly steam to the foot of Wall street and demand a modest oootri­ bo ii<m of, say fifiDU.OOO.UOO, to induce it to refrain from laying tbe city in ashes. heard by tbe hind* of the'BaSNXK Office, TbU argument, addressed to their pocket*, sod also by Mr. Weaver the night witch, mado the rich men very uneasy. Some who all rushed tn bis aetiaunos, and ex- body feeHy reminded them of torpedoes. poaitien. Mr. A. wan considerably hurt( though not xriou*, as bo was able to ba on th* street* Monday with tbe aid nf * ----. . . Mr ’ bow RaLlHtt, the »*»p man, wav *e —______ time bjw, •wiuJh-d out of a million or • of hl*‘troiilojeea, and bed <r*i Kevcrvtida will be prawn I from neighbt-iing towns ; and t.lw tuperviaiou nf aucli geiubmon « J. W. Illgs*, Hon. hoaded: Repablicaoaxif Allegan are trying A. <*. Town, and W. L. Brown, is assut- to kill the Allegan Journal. Well, >H wo have tn aay about the matter ia. that they sttfc vaffieieut to guarantee luoecas. Tlie fire wtiieh drUroywJ Mm. Corti*' haw bit off a larger tnoUthfal than they They might aa nose Lvt weak; was disco Vexed by R. H. will U able to awallow. I’anvar the night watch before it bed from the highest Coart, and it baa been given him. What will he do next? lie boa gone too far to turn back. He b felly committed to a policy ot political io- N. H., *ay«, “Dr. Garodon has amnaged to compound the bitterest pill tbe Demo eratsi party hs* bad tn take yet.'* And again it asy*. "Strangs sa it m*y seem, Gov. Gsrcslou wholly ignored tbs opinion of tbe Maine Surpreme Court. The origin>1 programme wm earned out, sad the L»culaiure orgsoised ou Wednesday/ Only 76 took the osih of offi~ 1 Governor, notwithstanding,- declared quorum present. Wall, fill ye np measure of your inquiry.*' The Rhode Uead Prttt, publiebed Provbfooe*, aaya, "Oea. Bailor did hang up bi* aloekiug. but he found a 1 Maine lying under hi* pillow " Th* W.terbury (Conn.) Amrritan call* Garcelon vnd hi* C-Hrocil-'lb* klepto- —that—‘.^Tboy love darknere rather than light. That! the reason tbe Maine tbirvea do not want any light thrown on the mwe.-"that.-"Tilden v» airtedy deed. Dr. Garrote baa embalmed him. They A uuwbter relate* hi* axpermwee thus. I Inka plaeaure ia adding to your many taatimMMia, time La* Thureday (Tbanka- I der, I bought n battie of St. Jacob * Oil. _*.U. _______ , .1___ _.ll___ 4 PORTLAND CUTTER DRY GOODS! LADIES’ CLOAKS and DOLMANS From fS. OO io $20.00. Is'.’tt’i Paint Biust ittetm, Knit Sacqaes, Scarfs. Hoods,. Nuibias Mittens, 4c. DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS PIAN08— AGENTS READ THIS ! JAMESTOWN ALPACAS ! The best Goods made Xow is the time to buy your Winter Goods and buy them Cheap .TpLLVS KTJ88ELI*. December 1st 1879-________ '_______________ *T*2»jaa29 Dr. Marta's OfflB COTflOLlCOIl An Honeit Medicino Froc of Charge. Of *W medicines adrortissd to eurr any rwautaoce on the part of the dtafraochued affection of ths throat, chest ot lues*, sc majority in Maine, come* over to the know of none we cm reeommrnd so highly j as Dr. King's New Discovert for roceumjriaw jwhrtbcr they ron legally piofil by il­ legal spoil*, or whether il ihky accept this aide of The fatrr Ocovn at leal, and tioo. cough*, cold*, asthma, bruoebilis, bsy fever, bilarwnres, lickling.ta tbe throat, money they do nut eomlooo the offense and । oempiund a felony, or at the very "If a State administration may uke ad­ lorn of Voice, etc. This medictno docs poerfirr.'y cure, and that ' leash a miwlctncsuor. The lottery gamvantage of its own shot tcomiogs,thus to set hlerv Mylo their action “infornal irnpu•side tbe result of an elsctioa, and there is denci.'-' Tbe veaerelde General Abner Double­ mi legsl remedy, then th* people must day li*-< been tlarlting lb* grave mcrch- adopt some other. Civil war is a great evil, but the American people have always tliought it preferable to the loss of liberty." Tbe many friend* ot Her. D. It Shoop, the active, able and gonial paator of the i for Holidays The finest Stock of Millenry Goods ever shown in the Cit of Hastings. Tbe St. Louis, Missouri, KepuhHcan Northfield, it.' other at Edgefield, seven mi.'ca apart. Some difference of opinion the leading Democrat paper is that State arueo about tbe' alleged bribery and for- says, -Thu rmpstue has all ths fores ot a ntpti’jtt of it dninken-'dd mperauiiuatcd j regular decision of the suurt, and in it* seaman at tbe Sailor'* 8*112 Harbor, and swcoptogly ag.uut Governor Gareeloo's position, and virtually reuiei the case. Tiic courts of tbs country must be suaThe most beautiful croouacvcr Iwoucbi laitied, lor utiles they arc, the nwull wil1 Vo this city, uro at.* the wars ruovnsnfF. be anarchy.” Spaagmraclwr, and they are dirt cheap too. An endless vanity of beautiful shivering Io visit the Teutonic judge "la ur Garvdoa bee got hie IUO guns usd hie majrety. Tbe arrm* /-saved the grc*ic-4 consternation among the siaters, ammunitiou for a »cge ; now let him try cuavirw and aunt, of tlie cotitcvtaota, tlie palling tbti triggen. It will make little villager* ranged tbemselm hotly io favor of their reeywetive dignitaries, and tbe reel ef the adjacent world laupi ed. Il is refreshing to n-Hc that with the holidays, benevuhnee prevailed and the war w*» The .StaUmaH, published enJ-d over a reckieg* Tornm uf Lot at Cuocurd, N. H .sayr, -The copperhead fusion press io pouring out iu venom upou those ministers of the g-»pcl who have had ths manliness to rebuke the unparalThe Breton, Mata., Herald, aa - ledepcadeut Lkmucrauc Journal aayn, “Boioo Unaae distinctly aud ; *1 will take them ateer* Went, and hitch them with the wild I aea of the pi aitice, and do a 'little fail plow- <tc, organs: ON 30 DAYS. TRIAL What ii it Ans.—Your Prescriptiunn and Receipts. What is it made of? Am.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? Am.—With care and accuracy. Where to gel it ? Ans.—At Roberts & Hotchkiss. where you will always find a full and select Stock of Drugs and Medicines. 5.000 •SA-mSSS.- Our expenses are light and we sell goods in same ratio. FINE CIGARS AND A specialty. CttU’and Sec FREEA VALUABLE |NVENT|0NGENTS WANTED FOR A TOUR , ROUND THE WORLD BY GENERAL GRANT, .q BEST IN THE SELF­ FEED WILSOhTSEWING 0676 In workmanship is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and •• elegantly finished ns ■ first-class Plano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machinea. Its capacity ia unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold in the United Stated than the combined sales of all the others. The WILSON MKNDINC ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 3Z7 & 829 Broadway, Row York; New Orleans, La. J Cor. Stat* A Matfam fit*., Chicago, Ills.; and Ban Francisco, Cal. For Sale by all Find-Class Thalers. . Vol. m Elegantly liluwtratMl. �eal esta ..... ......................... . ■ SALE as TO Tfi IfipuaUeyl Byt/trn County Correcpondence. lappen's Law Office. BALTtMOKS, Jah. 12.1880. Mud end water are quite plenty TbcM E Cburoh retailed their Sabbath School Jan. 4th, 1880 They releaaod Mr. J. Creeby from the . Seperina tupiqar soar mam. tendency after two years faithful service, and pul in bis place Mr. A. E. Hoaih. . • New Yfok, Jam 3th, 1880. We judge that Mr. Hoatli will cot have Tke electric light people are still per much spare lima on bis hands, as be tarbed about Edison and bis method*. teaches the day school at Baroey's MOb, and sabbath school al 10 j o'clock Sunday morning, and si the Church st 1 i o'clock. Some yearn vine* Barney's Milb had the nemo of being a hard school, but now wo lake pleasure in raying that they have The Maine Steal. come up to a high standard of oxeellsnre. We subjoin tbe opinion of* the proas in ‘ High and Mill higher'' seems Ik be their all parts of the country end the following brief oondeosstioo affects io the matter of C. H Reynolds hsa just received a pair stolen, that Edison shut down on ths pro- the attempt of Garcelon and hb fallow of pure breed Chester Wb|ta pigs from the miseuoas multitude. Hia telcnboM, by thievm to steal the Lagbhtarv of the State 8t»te of Ohio. They are widdy known io the way, Lu al last Uwo uliliasd io a way Ohio as the Todd bogs. Mr. Todd bring that wu suggested in a jest when it was Grat introducud. A clergyman has bad This is the way the v a mu that deals largely in Legs fits pulpit oonti-ctcd by wire with ths sick io Maine stood last fall Private opinion publirly expr.ased ie rooms of a number of hia agrd and invalid Darts (BetMbUeu)._..... that tbe school at tbe Durfee sehrol hou-e pariahiuner*, who now, on a Sunday fore­ Rrntih (Greeabaak)..... .. noon, as they sip their tea and nibble riaresloa (Demaerni)..... iappen’2_Law Office. We understand that a gentleman from Woodland, Wheeler by name, is trying tu get up a singing tehoul at the Durfee lappen' iappen‘a Law Office. ». Apptyw’ Entered at the Post OfficeIIa st infs. Mich., as Secondcla ex Matter-, TUE SUN FOR 1880. W»«WtU M.M, J•■*«» > »»«u t’w fl' Probate Court. Bruinosa of the Barry County Probate Court for the week coding Jan. 13, 1880 lively of late Clem oct Smith, Judge. Ht0V Zvph. la Mill happier than ever, Estate of Sarah J. Mcluinsb, a minor. i Why. rV^ a girl,"(he'aaid. Account of Guardian filed. Jan. 10.—Estate of Abriun M. Daugh­ Il ia petsibL- that vre may yet have erty, daocassd. Warrant and inreocory aleqthing I*fore the first day of April. leader* in Maim- oner eongrxtniated them soiree that they had got rid of tferir ‘Old Maa of the 8cu. ‘ They Wove'mistaken. Bo is on their bwk* again with a freah W. H. SCHANTZ. One door east of the Post OfficeP S.—Hsadqusrters for One Csndies, Candy Toys. dtcv for Holidays jjswSSS? asrtar Go Thursday cveuiag ef last week tbs otSr- n of palmar Eicatnpment. Ne. 49, I. Q. O. F. yrcre installed into thrir re r.live ■ Sec., by Nj B<3oy, P. O. P. Tb« CiocinnxU, Ohia,tbmmere>>i( ray*, “Gareulou te loaited mutly with “Eut wind." -MbM “Oarcelok might open a re­ cruiting office down on the Yaaoo"—that । “Ganeral lUrk.d.1., ol Mtatraippi, wo«M be an appropriate rommtadtr fur Garoaloo * army in' Maine." j- The St. Louu, Miatotui, RepnMienn greater routensatwa among the abler*, rixuius sod aunts gf the cirntealante, tbe villagers noired tbcmwlvna hotly in favor of their rr*l«ctisc dignitsrire. and the ret ef th" sdjirout worfl langred. Ii ie 'refreshing to note that with tbe holidays, beoevolenco prevailed and the war was V.' l oti-s d Harvey N. Sheldon was tn Dewey. R. S}, Enoch Andrus, F. A., J. i.- c'.'-anj cliapler* of the story. “Will, G. Ilaayan, Treasurer. W. Green. Stewrrr Lillies." anp-'ar in this beue, and 1 ard. H. B. Adolphus 1st M., J. L. Snyi rrry interesting:, well-written story, | der. 2d M.. Milton Prickett, A. a: A. ,y of being read aud the Irseop heed- frnogbl into our office a few days niaee by । Mr .LAn White, of thb city. They were rt -cd by Mr N- •’mjt.^f Prsfrierille. । The luiepende'U StaiMMan, published at Couourd, N. IL, uyi, “Tbe oopperbeud iarioa prera ia pouring out ita venom open tboae minuter* of the guapei who have Lad the manlmea* to rebuke the uuparal1*1*4 crime ot' Garcelon and hia Couacil." PORTLAND GUTTER !(S®: isi Pmiaiiiij isapasj t Meriden^ Conn.', sH Fate tf Mt Oniatacnul ffilvrr Plated and ■Ware, Limp, (.'t.andciiera ran«i, Table an-i P-wker alcd Witant A Whil we’l-knorn Parker Gt ordtiea atul Apeeiahie many 'Diwcilptkma. • ter Wetei»<». 1‘rw. «U.Oroa*M I DEN PURCfiASINO 00 Wret Meriden. Conn. Guilty of Wrong. The Ladue &<ir«y of tbe Episcopal Church will be entertained by the Indiroof i ing exaellcnt remedies with the large mass the Pariah tn Thursday of thia week ,*t- the of “patent mtdicinr*," and in thb they are guilty of a wrong. There irr waw advertised remedies fully worth al) that b asked fur them, and one at least we know of—Hop Bitura. The writer baa had oc 'iichael J. Fanuinjj, one pf the ablest of | 'easian to cue the Bitter* in just such a climate as we have most of tke year in the Tetxfrt-rw.cr oraluta of the State, will | Bay City, and has always found them to apeak'ar Union Hall <s> Thursday evening < be first-cisaa and reliable, doing all that b their thoughts on trado and finance Ly All .1? ot tha* weak It is hoped there wild Im a 1 claimed fur ihra —— 7r.7,Mur dirs predictions ef what would happen to fall boa Tbe edminiou is only fi cents, New Yock. ic case of a foreign war, should and the speech will Vo; simply grand. < hostile flroi choose to enter. According to tbe old soldier, who is acting President The *»uy fricodA o| Rat. D. R. Shoop, . ot the ThroauabU*! Society, and u, no the actin, able and genial pastor of the I doubt, intimately acquainted with spirits PrrjhyltWrin Church, will tender him a i of all aorta, and whose utterance* are Ik>iMtk>4 visit on Friday evening, Janu- i cncsidcred by ■ small circle a* inspired, there isn’t a gun mounted on any ef tbe ary 23d, at thejorwxulg*. We trust the j forts in New York harbor eapdble of mak­ atten-Unie may U Wflr- ■»J tb« donations , ing more impsesstoa on'a modern iron dad 1 and Dr. t'pjohn’* nffipa and Mr. Andrew J. Angle who was p*«ing along tbe walk al the time, happened to lie caught by the Harry e**aiy. Mteb.. Jan. J«th. IMO. T. W Barton, J. M. Goodville, Chaney heavy taaaa of lumber and waa crushed to Ilan. Eoink 51. Krtliball, Fred Marsh. the sidewalk. Hta cries for help .were Harriet Wellman. heard by the hands of the Bax tarn Office, and also by Mr. Weaver the night wateh, who all ruehed to bis assistance, and ex­ position. Mr. A. was ronaiderably hurt, ewrre.) ...er streets one day last week, though not serious, as ho waa able Io be when * Iroi- kioked ihn thilU, da»b, and on the Unrts Monday with the aid of a ■rarly all the treat pari of the buggy to |>i<kei and then the o*taer stood for some time kabiing the hersej in a b«avy, cold. RtralJ, inclined al first to dtscouatenuKW reaufancu on ths part of the dtairaurhued majority in Maine, wmea over to the aide v( Tke htrr Otran al last, aud From fS.OO io 920,00. Nuibias. Mittens. 4c. DAUCHY St CO. COL AGENJS READ THIS! -Dr. JUltiEft Ulfflte COTBOllCOH wan already weighted down II required 70 member* of ths Houae fue a quorum Only 71 took tbe tmlh of ufera The Governor, nncwiibatandiog, declared a quorum praoMl Well, fill ye up the mceaur* of your iaquiiy" bmiug towns; and the snperviaiun of such gri.llrWMB ss J. W, Urges, Hon. A. Towne and W. !«. Blown, is aseuraarc sufieitat io guarantee cueesea. Tint fire which deairsyrl Mr*. Cortis' heart W>.WMir> arm dioro med by R- IE Wvnver tbs sight waidh before ii bad made ant hr*d»«J »l all. and bo st oneo cuwiuwaeud to nog the firs bell, but the building bring *o far from water, u waa imp-~.ibb- to exiiogunh lbs ffamoa, as there The Democrats, Greeabackiw* and soretaa-fed RepablirenaxfAIIecia »re trying la kill tke Allegan Journal. Well, *1) we have M My about li e matter is. that they have bit off a larger munthfnl than they will be side to swallow. They might u well try to make tbe Kalaiwetrw river run Thai wide-awake temperance paper, the Hiekifae TmtktelUr, send* m the band. •Thdbtellar Almsnae lor 1880”— nee of thn heighten annuals wo bare rana. msm organs; ON 30 DAYS TRIAL i.tIY’ IKK 5,000, bang up hb stock leg, but he found a bill of axpeuans incurred ia the eaptnre of Maine lying under hb pillow " Tbe Waterbury (Ms.) Amcrenm calb Ganwlou and hb Gisnnil “tbe kleptn- What ia it ? Am.—Your Prcacription* and Receipts. What is it made of? Ana.—Pure DRUGS only. How ia it made ? Ana.—With care and accuracy. Where to gel it ? Ana.—At Boberts & Hotchkiss. where you will altmya find a full and aelect Stock of Drugs and Medicines. Our expense* are light and we sell goods in same ratio. ,ar our I’.iMrat, iqsssi» - -Ttn~ - — vt- FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY' $10,000. ,^ST SAFETY j"J;’;;-” •LAMP, rssi FREE GENTS WANTED FOR AI OUR , And again il esya, “Strange M it may seem. Gor. Garcelon wholly ignored the opinion ■•(the Maine Sarpeeme Court The original prograurmv was named out, and tbe Lecialaiura omnimd on Wedaamlaj. JAMESTOWN ALPACAS I The beet Goods made .MhcJs the time to buy your Winter Goods and buy them Cheap \. .TULIVS RTTSSELL. ROUND THE WORLD Of thb Maine raacnlity tbe Granite State >V«v Pom, publbhed at Lebanou, N. H , eeys, “Dr. Garcelon has managed to eonpouwl the bitterest pill the Demo eretie party has bad in take yeL” DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS PIANOS •SiSKtatW. 1 bring along your cm and get it shelled in . one-eighth tbe lime rbst yen can do il st home. Remember that flour, hod and grain, Mms grid*. » cheap aa any where in ih, eily. A free dlivcry to all j-art. of the eity. 38tf aScetiun of the throat, chest ot lung*, wo ; know df none we can recommend ao highly ; a* Dr. King's New Discovery for cni-.'uci;- ■ lion, eougbs, colds, asthma. brvneLilb hay fever, hoareroc**, tkklii* in, tbe thro-it. "If a Suu administration may Uke ad­ lorn of voice, etc. Thb medicine d.ca uosifi'erfy Carr, and that where everything vantage of iu own ahotlcoaiogs.ihua to sol _1_ r.tt_____ I V.. — . 1._r — .... aside ths result ofan election, and there i* no legal remedy, then the people nui curce as hare already been effected by thi< adopt some other. Civil war ia a great truly wonderlni remedy. For *»tfima and brooch ilia it is a perfect specific, curing I evil, but the American people have the very worn cas>« in the sboitret time always thought it preferable to tbe lorn of possible. We say by afL tacwo* givr it a liberty.” trial. Trial bollltt /or. Regular riae • 1. For sale by Kossell Rro* lyl- Ion is the ablest living peracnifieatioo of the renowned Democratic donkcy.’-that‘Garctara alepa down end out, while a whole country bianco* "—tbat-“Th* spirit of tbe decision la this . The people are to have their will, and not to bo cheated out LADIES’ CLOAKS AND DOLMANS Mtiiri Flint Einir Ateiitrt, R.-s'i tbo corre«ponil«ntv from Orange ' . and Ulen . Lit rip yoor mind to k-iV your revolver hamdy when yoa •have . ■ -. be out after dark, especially if y.rd happen to have aiy toonry with you. | DRYGOODS! DRYGOODS! | The finest Stock of Millenry Goode ever shoirn in the of liaatin^a. Tbe Naw York lleraM uya, “Govern­ or Garoelon Lu got Lm 160 gun* and ammnmtton foe a *icga ; now lot him try pulling the triggvra. It! wtU make' little dilferouo* to him and hte. cuuaol at which ead of tbe gun they ataod. tba ’kick will bw u fatal u tba expteaikn." Tbe Buawn, Mara., Herald, aa ladelottery r‘. up!-. Tlnii •chetae may l>- all ■ right to l»oiau>< "Ihh, io-iocJ, loo dt» ptmdrat Deanucralic Journal aaya, “Seton l:ngu:*b«d es-O-nfaleeate Gcoerah b»*c Ctiue diMinctly uid . 1 will taka ibtm ibe-BUprmMtMi of tbe drawiur* but it ia •teen Weal, and hitch them with the wild ajai’.rt Ike laws of ihe Empire Plate, and Mi of the piairin*, and du a litUo fall plow­ ing'' It i* a Lu* Blander of th* “as, ,"to 1 ‘ X' • /* P»'bbiowTx> .tarw IS/- mcu i» a long while. WOfkl XoaUaa >. I faated candidate." D^/ruttd ! Not nnlaae the people ot Maine are cowards, and that they are not, Maine s record in the Northfield, tie other al Edgefield, sevru miles apart. Sonic dfiTurecrc of opinion I th, leading Democrat pq>ar ia that Stele ar-j*e about the-allegrd bribery end cor­ aayk, "Thia rspoiMo Lu all th* foroe at a ----- r _ . a—c .. I regular dacuion of th* court, and in it» Harbor, and twcepiagiy ag*u»c Governor Garcdeti * I ix-tttuo. and virtually retilc. the roe. I Th* courta of tba country nut be auatetned, lor unlew they ate, tbe rraull wii1 be anarchy.' lb« Irurb I* In I am getting, roasted Coffees in small lots and fresh roasted ai|d keep in covered bbls and will warrant the flavoh 1 grind Coffee and will soon have the finest mill in the City I buy all-kinds of dried fruit, butter and eggs, and would like a few hundred bushels of Beans. I keep common and rock salVby the bbl. Will sell sugar, crackers, dtc. at whole­ sale and at small profits, my expenses are light. I dive economically, at home, attend strictly to business and can give my custoS mers the bAiefit. tl-UHK.’ Boston, referring to ths unparalleled out­ rage attempted bv the present fusion gov­ ern meat in that Suu, [ would right ths wrong I manly letter is “ Estate of John Goodspard, a minor, nor. Nomination of Guardian filed. E«ale of Peter Z-briek, et al, miners. Petition for aepoiatment of guardian filed. Jan. 12.—Estate uf Rebecca Halladay, Petition for appointment of Th* ofltetre of Histinpi Lodge No. 58. a minor Bond tC.e-i and latter iawere duly iwlailed Into "ffiee last evening guardian filed. by P. G.. <;<». M. Dewey. The •ju" pert i>L th* Colo firm. Las, we understand, gone to Otsego, Allegan | (i.. to engage io the meat ' ' ' swptt.&aT-K; Vuhocia Rahim frum 14 to 11 « per B. Frreh tayor Fig. ft«u 33 to 22-pre lb. Package Coffee, routed fmui “S io -5 per ft, Fnxra Syrup in the market. ftoU M to 00 per gal. Tobareu. if yoa will etaw tbe Muff From SO to 4S tad from 60 io 30 perib Cbeera I am aeUingat 10 and 1SJ p*r H> tion frauds. Loo| over the report of the frauds in Madaweeks ia IS33 and it will be found that in a plantation where thb person lived and ruled, more v«r-» were cast i ba a males tn the preoiuec. There waa such violence that a Republican proacol barely escaped with hia life, and when tbe oMutiug w» over Major Dickey ex- many timra. would not bnaitate lu say that aercoty-aix member* were prevent and awora if there were only a duxen in­ Head, if i« me noomary to carry out hia nitbod ibe •enaitiun ot the day in local financial circle*. lie bu been atrcatcd fur forgery, and palming hia bogus aecuri ties on the Grocer a bank, which aUoauspendcd. It appear* that no low than (ire other bank* have been rioutnixed and knew ef hu aDege-1 raacalitica for montbe but refused to pruracute, hoping to reoorcr ANOTHER CHANCE. Having bought out my partner in the Gro­ cery trade andhaving assumed entire control of the same, and knowing that people will trade where they can buy the cheapest. I have examined prices on my entire stock and have marked down. Let me give you a tew prices. The aggregate vote i Several cheese feioriM •* I BY GENERAL GRANT. jQ BEST IN THE WORLD! SELF­ FEED rA VALUABLE |NVENT|0N' WiLSOhTSEWING MACHINE In workmanship ia equal to a Chronometer Watch, and aa elecantty finished ss a firat-dass Plano. It received the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Kxpoaltlons. IT SEWS CUE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. Its capacity ia unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold In the United States than the combined -Mies of all the others. The WILSON M ENDING ATTACHMENT for doing ell kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. «*SS.| 837 A 830 Broadway, New York; New Orleans, La.; Car. State fi Kadtaa Sn., Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, Cal. For Sale by all Find-Class Tiraltrs. 'youths' PEG Vol. SS. Elegintly llluotratod. �SELLERS' OLB tn COUGH a dhlingaishing mask or figure, no that if J rejected tbe voter may procure the ballot • Ifhechonam, to whieh no exception cam betaken, but if ballute have dbringuishi Ing marks or figurea il ia no part of tbe j duty of the officers of tbe town to make of Il-prcwcwtatircs cnlalilidied by law h 'l any report or reference thereto. They 151. A majority (that is, terentyatx I1 should reject tbe ballot If offered where it mciabcrv), eo<tetiinlc< a quorum to do box i ia within the prohnh'uion of the statute. Fran ■ DMhg>M«d Fbj.M.n, iuBrt. If there M nemslly that number' present, and > majority nf them (that is thirty nine members) v<4e in the sffismvI • After il is received into tbe ballot fox." tire, a valid law can dieroby be enacted or . other btwiucaa transacted. If less than It la then to be eotlntod. Tbe Governor seventy six rncmbco are present, then uo j and Council Have nothing to do with the luainess can be dene eiaefl to adjourn, or . question. Their duty is to eount the compel the attendance of absent member.". Vote regardless of the fact Improperly a-t Tfiis in a families law. and illustrates lho forth in the return. They are nowhere prwripk applicable tn'the uldcrmvu of cit- I ic“ and shown Low and why a return । signed by Iran than a majority of tho whole number mav U, and. so far as Gmerncr and Council an{ctme-rnel, h conclusively presumed to be valid. Th- y here no right to go behind the return". Question I—Is a nlnra by the Alder­ | Quartan 10—If the nsmes of persona SABFORD'S RADICAL CURE men of a city wkirh <Js«a dore not give the iu the return without any number number of vote* cast ter each person voted I' appear uf voter being Mated, carried out against fur a. a member of tbe Ix-palature, and Ibem either in words or figures, is il the doos net show whsi pcrvoc. were voted for sn taeh members in any one nf the sev­ duty of the Governor and Council to treat eral wards of with city, a valid return those pcraou* as having the suns number wilhirt tbo requirements of sueh seclioy?' of vote* aa another person received for jlie same rdfiec, and whose name i* plead first iu tbe return, if they God dote under the I figures or words set against anch other USIVUSAL SATISFACTION, I person's nape? £xwnjamt.-ej Un- «U r,™s» E.s.r.i Governor and !i Answer—If link nurks vt Juts are _____ _ of each ward jj.ccd under the figures or words of the ’T* ’’ lk® ‘Jsl '' rtsuwwtWlsa Herat acpiralcly, or whether they returned the first candidate's vote, return, should b» result of all the votes ol a'l tbo ward* lor counted where it appears by the latter, or each eindidste together. Hitter mode is figures in tbe first line, and by ditto marks or by dots in tho following lints, that tho a Mlhfsctory manner of reaching the same same darn of candidate* received the nme remit. The suUtaare only- is sought for in etch maltcra. Not ia it a material mat­ rote. There can be no ground fur the ter that, itttcad of returning all th* fumes rejection of th* word ditto and its abbte of persons voted f»r,there is a return of vote* viation "do," and dot* ot marks that stand u scattering; provided that, honver. fur tbe word ditto aro of common usC, and a perfectly well-defined meaning such vote* msy fa added or .abstracted, | have kn.iwn to persoo^ generally, jlul mean­ same csndiikte, or set cf candidate., ap­ We- an­ pear to to chosen by a plurality.of tbe vote* ing should not be disregarded. thrown. The Governor and Council ran- swer tbe question in the affirmative. Ijucatiuo II—Haye the Governor and not officially know, nor h»v» they the Council tbe lecal right to decide what right to ascertain,’ thM the vutea returned Jkio J of cvi'knee they will rooetve^od what •s scaueriog were not actual balls'-* with mode uf proceeding before them shall be to endile them to determine th* gcuuinontx of return* required by the article and sen by a plurality of the vote* to be de­ feated because tho wnole' number of votna i section of the con.titution. above mca SYRUP ! IMPORTANTiETTER The (fallowing ia the official text of the unanimous opinion of the Supreme Judi­ cial Court, turnlabel and rignrd thh *r' t emoon. io answer to tbe questic'iw* tub milted by the Governor Bangor, Jan. 3. Question 1—Wbtq the Governor and Council decidol that there ia no return from'a city oo which Representatives can be summoued to attend aud take their ante in tbe Iz-islatwr-', is it tbetr duty to order a new election,'or is it competent fjr tbo Howsc of HcptMenlsiirc.. if it shall appear that there w» an eloctiqo of -aueh reprrwntauvcs irNfaet, to admit them to seats, though no rettm thereof wnv made, and dalirervd into tfe-offiee uf tho S-erc: tary of State? Amwvt—Noautberity is given to the Governor and Counril when then? is no return to order a aww election. When the seat of a Representative lias l-era ra eated by death, veaignatiou, or otberwUc. preriricn ia made-by Revised Statutes, chapter 4, section. 4l and 47, fur the filling of cxistinp Va-aadcs. By themprovision.’, whenever iba municipia! offi­ cers thrrein mentioned by any means hsrc knowledge of the death of a Reprcacetalive-elcet, or of a vacancy eatund in any other way; it ia their duty to order a new election. If it appeani to the Hoose of Uisx: RET -SOT '.r, .-. ' •sSsses VOLTAIC PLASTER or InUoU may be stated erroneously, or not state! at all. The constitution eontains no'scch rsquirrmonts, and the .tatutury provision rtqutriag it is entirely un­ important and inapplicable to case* where deprived of hia nghta became muni -ipisl a plurality of vtec* chcte. It is a wellofficer* have neglected their duly. QusMiun 2—la it compelen'l ibr tl.e Governor and Council to allow the substi­ tution of other evidence in place .of return od copies of aueh list* at ate provided U> Art. 4. part 1, are. 5 of the GrtutituiUf, Fort Wayne, Jackson & Saginaw R. R. SHORT X/nSTE. ELECTRICITY WASHINGTON, BALSAM ANO PINE. rjsS;-?c:r TWO IN ONE. tku authorized by tbe act of 1 <77, chap. 212 Tbe Constitution calls for tbe re ­ turn that is regular in essential forms an! which truly rejetaentr tte facia tu be dedeacrited by it; but much of the coMtitutional requirement* is directory merely. I: does nut aim al depriving the people of their right to suffrage or uf their right -f reprtMuutiuo lor formal errors, l-ut aims at avoiding such a rtdalt Wh.ro tbe rm ttitutineal requirtmeul hat tut been fully or been defectively executed by the town officers it is is aid of the cwntiimkusl provision. to supply the omwaion or -defi­ ciency as nearly anil aa correctly av may in which are uot attested by the ‘Town, I Hsniatiou or • City Clerk are not valid. Toe stiratation ef the CV-rl a prerequi­ site to suy action of lbs Governor and Council in counting the voter [CS Maine, 5 -'3.1 If, however, the Clerk aliould be ab­ sentia Clerk pro tempore <hoaen ur Depu­ ty Clerk may be appointed under the s-aiul ■ 01 1877, C. 17, and tho amend­ ment thereof by the act cf 1B74, C. 152. The returns ot «uch Clerk pro tempore or i ‘Depute Clerk are to bare the same force ■' Question 12—If the Governor and and effect av if signed by th- Clerk. ; Council have before them two list* of votes Qacsiion G—Have the Governor and | relumed from the same town differing umis competent for thewoAcrno- aud Council C-iumnl the right to reject'the reiruns of Il tcrially from each other iu the aumber of to allow an errooeoua return, or one that an election of members to the legislature i rotes reta rued aa east fur the same per­ is informal or defective, tu I* aided an I required by tho same eectien from officers ; aons. but identical in • all other reaprcta. corrected by aa attrated copy of tbe twir l, of towns, which were nut made, signed or j. both having beta duly rewired at the ■ Secretary’* uffiee, and tbev have no evi. up in open town ipacting ? aa by the statute provided The qAjcet of senlod ■__ • rate, n___ ___ ___ 1 ___ ii 1' denre to enable them to determine whieh the coortituuonal proriikos respecting t ie tlie true and genuine return, are they election ia to furoisb ta many -.-feuuarrl| aa may be against failure, either through forwarded to the Srvretary 'of State, if required to treat either of them as valid .' Answer •- Whan two lots of vote* -are fraud or mistake, eorrertly to ascertain they purport to be made, signed, and ij I returned to tho office of the S'ereury of •tiled up in open pbntitlon or town meet­ I .State by Clerk of any city, town, or plAning, they constitute the bass of action oft[ tation, and both are duly erecifiwl, the the Canrawing Board. X» provision is ’ found in tbe constitution ur any sutute of i return first received st the office of the Hence the requirement | this State by virtue nf which they would Secretary mart b» the basis of the adieu that not only *h*!l return, be made on the ba aurtwrited to receive evidence to nega­ of the G-ivorour and Council. If defect­ ive or not a true copy of' tlie record, it spot in open town meeting, but a record ol tive tbe facts thexein act forth. Th-y, the vote ahall be made at the .same time, tbartforo, have no such power. The can be cvrroctod or the defects supplied I and authenticated In like planner, if by statement of the municipii! officer- i*. in only in aeourdsnee with the provisions of the statute relating thereto This govern­ aaeident or wilful nrglcet there is aa'emir that rest**, conclusive. or ommion in the return, what can be . QuoitLn 7—Isa return pf two persons ment rente upon the great ennstitutiotraJ axiom thatbll power Is inherent in ths safer than to refer to tbe duplicate state purporting to be Selectmen of a town, val­ people. -It •- ------------------------ ••-mcnlby roeord to correct it? Thia the id and sufficiem evidence o( tbe vote of I statute of 1877. chap. 212, allow* to bo the town, when it appears that tbrio were p^'pk. done ; and. while tho language is pennis- at thr lime of the mating st whieh the tke people, in the spirit «ire, it Calls wkhia will-known legal rule perish from t_. that, when public tight* are concerned, i: wa« formed, to use the ap4 exvionion ot shall be construed a* mandatory, a demand Answer—When a majority of tbe Se­ dotbod in lauguage of oiurtewy, so clothed lectmen srq absent from a meeting fur one whc-ie memory is embalmed in the bemuse it could not be doubted that high election purposes, or,bei«K present, neglect heart* of his eountrytneu, "by a plain pooand honorable offieicils would unhesitating. or refuse to aet as audi, and to do all tbe pk,” slid a "plain people" mart adminis­ If avail themselvro of all lawful me*tn to duties required of ther.. the voters at .ucli ter it. Tbe ballot is the pride n well as dedare tbe resalt of the election aeeording meeting may chonec so many, Selectmen the protection of all. It ia the truest i* to th* setual fact, iu obedicnoe tu Ihofun- pro tempore as are necreaary to rompclcto dicuion ollho popular wi!L Tbe offici datner.tal principles of popular government. the number competent to do the duties. rial return, required from tho municipal Th* Governor and Ccuncil ar* bound by < R. 8. C. 4. See. 20.) in can of death’ or officers of the several plantations, towns, statute. It is mandatory upon them ; it removal of all die Selectman, twp' would and cities are and will be made by "■plain impose* * duty to the public that mu"t lx be suffirieut and onmpetent i» ^ct. Tbo pccipbi." and made, too, in the hurry, and performed. Whether the act referred < > inquiry w If the return would be valid . bustle, .and excitement of an election. contravene > th* Constitution in allowing wbeuitlicre should be but twy Seleetmm -They are not required to be written with oral evidence to be rocetred to show the at the time uf the meeting at which the I (lie scrupulous nriely of tho writing-dim­ , ter, nor with th* technical aocuracy of a intention of tho voters in casting lhair rota* i« another part ot tho statute wlikh rcea had deceased prior to the moating, idea in abatement. Sentences msy have lurvivora night act. and their action | tmn ungrammatical, spelling may deviate ■ froAB recega'rzsd standards, but returns are would bo legal. But the Cuvnmiog would not-a/fart tbe rorMtituUouality of Board are to be governed by tbu return. I not brought to naught because tbe pen the other separate and independent pr>- Evideote would not 1* admunible to prove ' manaliip may be poor, the languago un। grammatical, or tbe spelling erroneous. If" riaioo. the fact that there were but two Selectmen Question 3—la a rvtaru signed by less of tbo town. Tho Governor and Council ia enough if return, can be undentoxi, than a majority of the* tklcctimm of a cannot oSdally knuw there art only two. and if understand, full effect- should be town or AHi"nii.-o ol » city, valid, within Question B.—Can any persmi who is given to their natural and obvious lesmtbo requirements of the non section not a'ritizcn of the Failed StMes- at tbe Answer—To thia ([Ucsti-Ki wa answer time L-J legally elected or rotntknted the that, while the town may legally elect as Selectman of a town? many as seven Selectmen. the well-known .knower.—A person nut a ciizen may bv elected or ceinMituted a .Selectman, so that hit official acta bind the town, and aro vaBd aw far aa affects tfie tublic. Such — — -.—LI >— .JC—. A. gaC U' ttU3 tiae Morton, io Strong, pat'r, 2 1'icl^ 481, jilts' acta is peculiarly appropriate to .objects under —__ u-------W. Derby, discussion. "What," Le aaka, “shall be An officer de facto is one the consequence of ommuaion by the ---- —— —to office by color of legal ap­ txloctmc'.i or Town Clerk to perform any pointment or eloctiun. Hie acta in that of these, their prescribed duties, and upon capacity are aa valid, as fir as tbe public whom shall it fall ?" For willful neglect of duty officers would undoubtedly be liajure. Hi. title cannot be inquired into bln to punish moot, but ahall tba whole oollsterallv. [Th* paopk vs. Cook, 4 Sel­ town bo disfranchised by reason of fraud don, fell ) "I’roaro definition of an officer de facto." uteerrea Bignkw, C. J., in Fitchburg Railroad Company r*. Grand Junction and Depot Company, 1 Alien, 557, "is one who emass in by forms of law, and act* under commission or election apparently valid, but in catusqucnee of ion oc thia subject, in all the Sts tea of the Union where thia question has uarc, u well a* ia courts ol the United Steles, but the fact ot alienage 1. not allowed to be proved. Thia wv determined -in thn Pnachstlla case [G4 Maine. '«!>.] where il wm shown that the rierk wm an alian, who evdd neither rrod nor write ths Eng. Iksh language, and where almost every oomaivmbJe irregularity existed, yet the .MajhaOEMterar lira WUM st tea ■■'•Ink laaiforv- TUTTS PILLS PHYSICIANl, CLERGYMEN AID THE AFfLICTED ETERYWHERI. THE 6REATE8T MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ADE. TUTTS’ PILLS|-M.l-.I=4?S TUTT'S PILLS ,ssn TUTTS PIUS ■HE WHITE Sewing Machine TUTT’S PILLS UtrixM u AMisrata, Unparalleled it Simfilicify. Umrfcsad in CoastnctKn. - Utfirecedfried in Paptlardy. And Utdisf-jied it the Braid Claim TUTT'S PILLS TUTT’S PILLS Michigan Central Railroad. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Thrttrti^e.-IUnUv. EAST AND WEST TO AND FKUM GRAND RnPIDS AND DETRO! F TUTTS PILLS TUTTS PILLS Molt forftrt Brals* Xaabla, TUTTS PILLS PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE FOE 8PEBMAT0HRHCEA. •8EMINAL*PA8TI LLE * Canada Southern Railway CHICAGO A VET REM RALLMAD ,-o.rA-r. lira L^rara. ,O».. .I .....< HARRIS REMEDY CO.K G.CKUCTS “•rtrt'**•* ”*■ "T‘ U’ °'4' **0‘ »«/«■ smw machine co. BOOKS',: MILLION ‘t"' rftwr11"7 t*t H33E! * B(>nt.BT <®. ' RartaaaMi. EwroHMsroirs^ SARSAPARILLA un csbuSi, mu, � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-01-21.pdf 911e812806f9aaec347445b96c5816ec PDF Text Text r*Mjfrfu®t»C4X*4X/<r'r rye >ftn* RATES OF. HASTINGS, MM&, WEDNESDAY. -IAMARY 21. 1880' VOL. 24. NO. 38 WHOLE NO. 1289 THIS PAPER .<>>v,e»p«v AdreHlstawlBwreu ilOHrwoca ■:^5?riiEWY0RK. Bxatnt, GusiAirr, > Dec. 30, 1879. $ CHUI, The r.xmol visit of the Curewitrh and the Grind Doebern Dagmar lotbu Emper­ "We commisaioo ytat to a»k him. then or of Germany baa bad the effect—which lias Buttd." interrupted Mr. Mead. [ it was doubtless intruded to produce—of "I will do so,'1 returned Eleanor. ‘-If reamuring tho inliabitantx of Central En­ i»u will al! make bitn wdeotne. Mr. load, you are spokesman, will you head rope as to the (xcific intention* of lh<t ('sir of Rutaia. Tbs irritating tone of the German sod Russia prow hm calmed down, Flannels. Waterprcofs. Blankets. Nubias. Knit Sagues. $c. CLOTHING ! and both Germany and Russia will soon rrrogni* what there are too many tends of amity between them to te li-htfy joopardiaM by what, after all, are but rentimental <riCwcao*a. Germany and Rupra have CLOTHING need of each oi ter In carrying out the wort ut peaceful prograei, and *» they have teen friend* in the pas-, and found it tteir Mutual advantage to bo no, it ia diffi- Aii Over Goat for......... A Good Suit for.. . And thus it happened that Ralph Moth­ erland, wins had. wearied out battling with temptatiuu, yield.d, and sure-: then walked alone; who hail, dtMunsulaU at the thought of bts failure, thrown liia badge away, with the bltumcsa of discaur agcmenl, saying, “it n uaclres," and res olutcly shunned the (pends be trad mader the great clement of ntanlinew, generous feding. sad living, warm-hearted earnest nesv sullied by the blot of drunkectiaa* rememlKving Eleanor Bead's tamer kindnres to him in I lie time wben-ho Lad tried tu keep his pb-dgv, her ocver-foiliog eour- An AU Wool Suit for Call find Extti Imperial Soap A PURPLE RIBBON. Madrteo Hall was abbas with light. Pouplo .lurterod in group*, climbed the broad stairs, and while the bwy hum of cunvtnatiou ensued, while fans fluttered and a gala atmoephere prevailed, gva -d j cxpeetaatly *ta-c-ward. Wilmington flattered and bovurroi II* I DENTIST Mitiitai ol the Soap which ia to be ahipped to Ida cure. Addre^-- fl- J- cicty, whoue taiaa of members fluctuated CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Caw, Siu aii Onaieatal PAI.NT^R Hastings, Mich 1 ImG THE NEW VICTOR UHPUPTY S!¥?ttf!ED! To night the effort to call tte people to getter wu tho brilhui*. temperancu drama I that for weeks had agitated the mind of fbo average Wilmingtonian, who men tuned with conscious pride ••our heme club, ‘La Bello Ttespia’,' sod in the proud powsaion of metropolitan ctutuun, wont, duly opera kidded and lor gnetied to rationally forgetful of the wants of the soul, it failed to gather in its wanderers, and "pamed by oo tho other aide" with a glance of contempt at tho weaknem of failure, then Indeed had it done banght but clasp bands with the ninety and-ntne w, $.11 Ht« Hachiais Era, Brad foe rUtetnto! Onatlar and pcieus. until y«a have s«n the Literal tartan to ths imdo. Don't bay Most Elegant Simplo and Easy Running Machino in tho Market—Tho Ever Rol/ablo VICTOR. • '------- VICTOR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,------linmrti O.T_ t-rsTS Mr.. Ciauw, Ita- PIONEER.STORE 1 MIDDLETOWN COHN. Jlllll 11. IffiSI, Keep« constantly oo hand urtsi til MDmm-nti n lap I-. fcit Inl-slasstail!rmxotaa«4heU eaar•n t»» MK'ldsm Meat*. CLOTHING Hau' Yuaths, Bcji aid Childrts LIME. . 1IAIH, ' J STU COO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, ‘ PLOWS. DRAGS LEFT FLO HS. "In tho name of tho Purple Crcaent, did you say?" qmwtioned one young man, with a certain dissolute bearing, who stood on tbo street corner; 'and ‘ahull ws go ia T" watching tbo pwaurg throng. Theo, with a Wot, saroaaUc infloctioa in voire. "Shall w« sec pfoua Wilmington watch us from afar between thesoencm?" "Let's go, boys," chimed in a second, "there'* a grim aatisfaclioo ia being black sheep. Wa broke our pledge* long ago, Tcu know—trailed cur badges in the dost cf temptation." “Thereby grieving the giver/' rejoined th* first, "arid there ate u," as a slender, graceful figure approached them, and its owner bowed and smiled pleaeautly, whHe ihrea hats were simultaneously pulled from three beads, and replaced as she pas red oo. “That ribbon means aomeihig, do- you know it?" said tlx second speaker. Jim Thornton, indicating tbo tiny purple badge tiad at tbo hdy's unobtrnuvo watch guard. "She treat* a fellow like a Chri»tiao, and boys, wo must go to night, I had wholly forgotten, and see Ralph Sulherland act." . “I mimed tho chap" laughed Ward Howe, the Aral speaker. “Sober, for Mbs Bond's sake?" “Exactly,’' returned hr* eompaoicn. “He baa drank nothing ail through this. Reaperand Mowers. L. J. WHEELER. FHOVKKB’C’ r FtsosMtireL cotIS'-3 Cialn, TahtaJt Beateate, aid Sdai ^CUwta. in Sdeaia Is rottenly not very favorable to the Bismarekian theory of goveramrnit— help on Socialism year by year. When a atote of seiga ia proclaimed for another twelvemonth in Berlin, and person anspeeted of the obnoxiotta doctrines ire baaubod witbout appeal,'all can see clearly bow great an effect has been prodaced by the attempta if two mieguidnd fanatim. Soeialiate, it ■ Iran, are nut a band of ocgxniaed asMsnua, like one auction at least of the Nihilists, but some of than have neverthelcve an ugly itching for murder with- trust one soother st a time of real trial. The various Gorrrnmonta on the Continent of Europe have, however, been doing their best for.yoats past to remedy this for the dnaffected classes of tho population, and Address of welcome by the Dreader, t, Hon. Goo. K. Beamer, which was to the point and very touching. The Preridrol called for all to stand up who came to the county oo cr before the year 1880, there were 2, Benjamin 8. Dibble and Jerry Roger*. In 1838 there were 10; in IMO there were 18, tn 1543, 23; in 18(4,34; in 1848,44. which rmnlted as follows : Prmideut. Hon. Henry A Goodyear , Ut Vice President, Hoa.Geo. K. Bremer. 2nd Vice Preridont, Lirvnso Mudge ; Secretary, John Q. Crsa.y , Treasurer, Hon. D. R. Cook ; Chap­ lain. Autos WakcBdd ; tatentirs Oommittee, Wm. 8. Goodyear, John A. Fuller, Dr. A. P. Drake, George Bobtown, Ches­ ter Messer, Mm. A. D. Cook, Mrs. Wm. 8. Goodyear, Mrs. J. Q. Cressy, Mr*. IL B. Wightman, Mr*. Phlacav Smith. brin-ro- with tu our intact mu, Goovge T. CuwUs, with whom many of you have doobdo* since been acquainted before hh death, which occurred five years ago tet September. But to my picnser lite: a bed in. We moved in without any doom or windows. I evoked by a log which laid io front of tho bouse, and baked bread in a dteMtettlc. People did trot have stovor those days as now. Wa got along very well and lived very happily in our new home. Wc mads a little garden and he chopped and ehon'd some. In tho Autumn following he was taken sick.. We bad no chimney built, so when ivenme to of the mob will be pretty aril complete. Alrsoly here and there symptoms of what may be looked for later have mado their appearance both in Rtusia and in Ger* many, and banicadm to-day in Berlin ground where we had left a place for a to a lemperatd lifo, tto ribbon you have n»a bny*r» have discovered that lhej American grain- » superior to the native, chimney and hearth, and had it not been and that tl.e American wheat can be culti­ for a friendly Indian who often came and vated and slapped to the foreign market borrowed my husband's gun, we should Arrt-KTOKa* JoiTLXAL for February have had our home burned, though it was ran bo j-rJused in I?wa, sect ever tha sppaars early io the month, as it is the in­ rough as we had no neighbors nearer than i railways to New York or Baltimore, ahip- tention of Un publishers shall ba the ease ! p«d co a Mesmer or sailed, and laid oo the with every number hereafter It opens dock al Hambasg. for. kwa naniey than it ran be grown io the mighborbobd of the last named poet; and, at the present carry I ing rates, both the railways and the shipa hare breti making money, aa is indicated by the rtsc of the stock* of tho oue,.and the rest of cur poor luek, our cows mi the revival of building of the other. It is away and were gone (bout three wacks. also known that the middle rMn bare UtWn This friendly Indian come and wa de^riJmaking large profits. In a wsrd, the pro­ fits have been great on all »ide» of' the wcatter during , i city u fsM falling into | Eleanor Bond's fact and lortn lightly. | of dismal places Dickens ; The nmc womanly swoctnrsa retted upon Mr. Cowles recovered he bulk a chimney, followad Arthur Cleoher lace. Proudly a fond husband looked made a door and [ut in some windows. down upon her am! the b-aulilul child at Then things .were quite romlbrtably ar ranged for winter. Some time after the night. Eleanor?" he askro, bending over snow foil, the Cowmimfoncre went through ber with devoted pride, and touching soft­ ly the rippling brown hair. “I're, ilahild, if you with it," and aide encumbered with carts and drays, the by side that evening they listened with [.rokiog cur makers arc hard at work, and the entranced throng to tbo flood of elo- the hammer of the cooper as be tighten* drer pasring over them with their white qnenro that poured from tho lipa of the np tho hoops on the raaka and barrels, flags raised Mr. Bristol, who lived gifted orator. *o uritchlcss in ns power falls aa sweet marie on tho cars <>f the north four miles, Judge Humphrey about that it swayed the |»u!s of hio hearers like merchant, why can look out off the win­ dow ofb;« cSce and watch the coming in aix mitea, John -Culver, seat four milcn, and going out of the van. laden with merSamnol and James Willison, four miles wool, Vanraotaher York, two .miles south. and help kgor held one end of the log after be put it up till he pal tho other end up. After a while wo got a boras team. We had two daughters added to our num­ ber when tte youngest was a link more than a yvar old, Mr Cowta, my hu»- tion for tang Plague, List of Trottera whit lUoorda of 2 26 or better. Value of ths Thoroughbred, Marbled Beef. Fancy Colors and Harkings in Breeding Suck. Birmingham sad HmithfieM (Rog.) 1'at Stock Shows, Ayrshire Chuk, Winter Calvm, Feeding Aiintlt, Chap. 29, Battle Crock for a physician. He oriy lived tore short week, died February 17th, IMS, and there I wen left with three email children to uko eare of. I worked and toiled to keep them rogetter, but it was bard work, yet I did it, by aewiag or anything 1 rook! get to du I luring this time my mother died; they bad moved aenm. the road from m. the spring before ray htetend died That was another hard and we got along nicely; my children west to rebool and everything seemed to pau­ per with us. Joi 4th, 1861, a eou was High Priced Birttnr. Mr. A. W. Cbeevor. editor A>r K"jrZ<ro.{ fararer, owns a fioa dairy and gete a high price for fine hotter. la an editorial, Nov. 2nd, he said; “The Perfected Butter Crim made by Write. Richaidsoc A 0nn wo have teed for severe! yuan, and bare Efuanor was the fire and inspiration of tbetempvraaos assoeiatfon when it waxed wtary, and many of ter girl tnmpanioM, who would otborwite bars lagged in the work, followed unhesitatingly io her tad. ' ’ " r ribbon for all time," not Uy it aside te- SAWS FILED, tuKouta Pays the highest Ctuth price for nil kinti.i of Parmen! Pro­ duce. Furmera will do well to con»ull Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of tbo above articlea, at but Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Slrectn. Hartingx, April, 2. 1879. 49 , I 1 ' J i ’ * | friendly ------------ _ Ccarewiteli and the Grand Du.-hes* Dagtnat to Berlin and Vieno-, may bu considered aa of good augury ta tho future peace of Europe. The bar nwoious relations of tho three Imperial Courts may do mucU*to soften the asperi- ?tmp ia $5.25 per liox bar?—75 lbs. in the, box. To any otio.wlto will h iv for 10 boxt-s with cabh, $52.50 we will flcud one Iwtx a premium. Or the ordep« may be Heli* to u< for 1 boxes ut a time, with remittance, and when v.e have I •‘.Mbs Bund, your lugiu is sound, your; ordyr.t for 10 Loxes we will send the clevrnth ly fre< wintrr lorture courac of aoiect rostrum i invitation 10 a tetter life, witaning. I wDl stars ; on her spired churches, her sala­ , try again, in tn-m-iry of your kiadnres to i I have amurol tfcc sgricultnriMs that this . above. If you do not wish to send money in ndvam ried and critie-chooen pastors; on her _ . . _ . _ . ...... will ccam as soon as Germany lias a good deposit it with any banker or merchant in good cr< flourishing Young Men's.Chnalian Aaso- manhood to r-decm the wasted years. I। crop >f wroala ; but the probabilities are । town with the understanding that h<-j/to remit it to u-son receipt ciation ; on her wealthy tetapetatev >o- j Will you giro tue, ji return lor my jSedg" ; that it will not. foe the rwaaon that Ger-1 - I Jefferson St. ■ Europe by reason of the divergent muioe'■lilM* which ttakr'un her Empire. If her prewore - in tbo Balkan peninsula doea I 1oolhiaj more than substitute ordcely gorenitaenl for oo goverameet al all, she will 1 jhave rendered vast servur to civilisation. There is really no reiaun why Rumi* ' sf.onld regard tbo worn which Anuria Las 1 undertaken with any feeling of jealousy. 1 It is well to give nations, as well as iudi riduris, credit for purity of motives and fvgood intention. Admitting, therefore, that Rcsua desires nothing more in the East than to substitute civilisation for barbarism, program for stagnation, and and a <|<Matioo to be .taeuased like any other. The balf-deam men who alooa have a vuioi ia tho datenniaalun of Ru>. aian poiiey anfto mek round a table, and to decide whether or not to give the signal fora struggle which %>ay involve half Europe m bkodthed and bring dreolntrop into counUom burns. And the European public wsit outatdo the Council chamber ealmly ducusaing the probability whether । 1 ' �an IndiffMUt Republican Who Loves to era kTolr Play. Hnwrixoa, Jonnary 18,1880. To the Editor of T» LUmxkm. F'rom 1S74 my father, Wm- L Morford, Sea., died, he wm buriod on tbe sra- dry .nd hour my sou Geerpr was to be mankd, January 14th, 1874. Tbe wedding wm postponed until evening, and tbus my father wm terrkd and only ran lurried or the same day. He brought Ms wife bom* to lire with its, end in a few abort months be died, had not been married a year. Hit wife then returned to her uncle's. Then my daughter and htulmnd mored in with us end he-worked the farm outi year, then we let it for three yean. At tho cxjfia* tioa of three years I sold the ri^ht I had in the place and moved here union” you. My rroitlence in Johnston was 41 ycarr. I hare been here one year March next Whidi wm followed by an caaay by Geo. B. Manchester, wbkh was u follaw* Tbe re union of old lime friends is ever and always pleasant More truly sc when the friendship wsa formed in the long time ago, at a limo when the human commodity wa* not M plenty in Hastings as we find, them to-day, and when Barry county had hardly emerged from its primitive unhrok«ra wilderaros. There are men here to^by who have travelled over thia county when the populattoo would trot cxc.-ed tho num her BOW present in thia hall. The cabins of the early settler* were isdotod and often distent from eaeh other, Coming from plcMiut homos, and fremcommuutie* l hat enjoyed superior social and edursifaal arlvantages, it wm iJeaaent and desirable, io the extended wild, to fork acquaintance*, end aid. help and devise plans to compen­ sate for the sacrifice ruado to sccare a home in tho comparatively lonely and , unsettM great We*:. The first rattler* Brrry county were from ao many different localities, that they w. re in mojt instance* entire rtraugtr* to each other aad formed their acquaintance after sealing here. 4* a general rule, all I well rcuHmibcr the deep ictere*t 1 felt in listening to th* pioneer experience of my father who .ctllcd in central New How natural for adraodog a^e to recall and talk of past experience*, early priva­ tions and hardship*, of uncommon achievemeets and victoria ; and the young, with commendable avidity are always interest cd and anxious to fully learn the history of the port and especially all that pertain* to tfioir parental progenitor*. When we lis­ ten to tbo experience of a few of lite pio­ neers uf our county we have a fair eynopsis of the general experience red life <4 all. Circumstances and conditions placed them •On a more uniform bails and all prized। evil with with good. Men better approciato aids to improvement* in thrir peoeiiC*I sppliMliou than any attempt at arbi­ trary restraint. Meat of the pfaiaen are part the me­ ridian of life. Justice entitle* them to tbe coudderatiM and eare of posterity from the mere recent eettien of our couutyA ju*t reward fur the labor and priyabona of the part ahonid ercr be tendered and urged upon then by the really benefilted daw, and may the good old times, confidteg trust and genial wishes ever and always be tho most prominent charscteriatie of the noble band of early workera in our county. And u we glide down the stream of time may we be ercr and always the recipients of Heaven'* choices*, blousing,, pure and progressive tuotnllty, all the inherent rigbu cf life, a good and just government, and good Dental and pbyrical'bcalth. bad a 1-jJy of a log house put np. In tbo rj County. In the month ef May, J was eppuinlcd Ifatmastcr at Middleville office. In the month of April, ISli, my letter and bid was accepted for carrying the mail* from Kalamazoh to Kent, now called Grand Rapid*, twice a week, fa the sum of #74(1, per annum. I then resigned ar Poatuwtcr of tbo office at Middkvilte. I have hbl mail contract* for twenty year* since I lilted in Michigan. I lived tin tbe farm inlthe town of Yankee Spring* and made *4me improvements on the farm un­ til the month ef February. In the year 1861, 1. made a trade of my farm with W. B. Rc:0>gton, for hi* etoro and_goo3* in Middleville. The trad* amounted to about Gfl.tXM-. Wm. L. Dibble, | my yonngtai ran went with me in the ttore. He had'oue half wbsl was made oo >j»d* He atayyd a little over two years. hVm. put ia tin firm, 11,'WO, when he wet* out bo .had aver <3,000. and then he went west to iMincerata He i* doing well. 1 Mr. W. D. Hayes, who haa been many years in my having associated himseir with tno in tho Dry Goods bn»in<ws. the firm hereafter will be known iu GOODYEAR & CO., and I tniM that tbe now firm will, by Honetty Triumphant in Maine- it is with the moot unalloyed satiafsr- stepped down sad out. Now I wbh to lion that we announce that oo Saturday, have It dbtiuctly andaratood that I lay.ay earnest promt st tbe^fai ed tbo Republi­ can party and sak why they have thus ruthlessly droit with tbetr political oppon onto when they thought that the;' were thorised Legislature of the State, that tho railing in smooth waters ? / ’ two Houses aaecmblod, purauant to ad­ Th. mere fat that tbo Republieaes got journment, perfected their organiraticu, a plurality of vote* makes no difference. sod elected Hoc. David L. Davis, Gov- Daria, Republican, received 68,462 votes eroor, with an able Council and full and Gareelost, Democrat, received 21.178 B -srd cY State officers, and that they now votm for Doveraur—« Urge plurality I will admit; bu: as I said before, the mere have full pewaweioo of every branch of tbe frat of a plurality maim oo diffcreuc, the State Government, aa the people by their greater tbe plurality the greeter the aggra­ rota io September list, decreed they vation, in fart. Of aourse tl»XGreenbaek should. At latest reports -all wu quiet vote for Smith of 47,310 b not to be taken . on the Kenncbeck," and tbe Republican into cotuidaratioo, fa that party of reform, “Hold the Fort" unmolested, in obedi- pure and incorruptible, would not partici pete in tbo jangh for far of bringing re­ proach upon their good name—so it b the Democratic party that has bean swindled, MiddlevUle. Mich., Doc. 25,1819. and grosaly swindled, as I have been infor­ Benjamin 8. Dibble was born in the med by jhe merning'a /fatocrof—have I village of Florida, Town of Warwick, reasons fa disputing it? Nay, hern'll Orange County, Stalo of New York, reaaoas for believing it ? When the elec­ September 13, in the year A. D. 1812. dangerous and that a crisis M impending tion came last fall it found many a Demo­ that may teat to its full extent tbe fidelity Heratx Dibble my blbcr sold hie borne cratic returning board duly inatafad-that's ami Kartod for the Wat io the month of and loyally of the people. A body, which, nothing—were (hey not legally there ? May, in tba year 1921, and went as far as on the face of the returns, was elected as PcaYM, Stopped ia th# village six tbe Legislature of the State, but which Who duputer that f»ctj? Wh«n the vote was east it <*s the duty of the Returning wreka-and then started on with hie-two was counted out, ao they in defianee of oil Bosrd* tn make returns—wu it not? And big covered wagons as lar as Chili, Men- law, and of the express provisions of the roe County, State of N, Y. Horace Dib- consututsou, hu met, claiming to be a le­ jut U much the duly of a Democratic him a fsrtuol 120 acne in gal Legislature, and organized u such in Returning Board as it wm a Republican Returelog Board—n» it not ? Well, Chili, where he lived until his death. He died jo the month of December 1834. present in each house, and have caked the then, if the legally constituted Retureiog Iknjainin B. Dibble atarted in the month Supreme Court to settle the l|u«etioo of Boards made returns, no matter if the ef September A. I). 1833 on my own validity between itself and another body Democratic Boards were a little careless of hook I stepped in the town of Hart­ chicb is pretending to act as a legislature. duty when they found that their pracincts land, Niagara County, State of N. Y. That body, choses by tho rotes of the peo­ had gone Republican, as baa been hinted at Bought me a farm of 116 acres. 1 lived ple, dedares a willingness to abide by tho by aoBc, was it not th* duty of Gamlen on that place until 1 started for Michigan. decision of the court. Should that d*daIn thd month of August, 28, A. D. 1S34, ion be advene to the claim* of this body it I was -curried to Sarah G. Thurber of the will submit and implicitly follow out the aatue pkoe. In the month of April 18341, suited for Michigau, and in the month of May, I bought 320 acta ia town 3, north 10 wyst, on Mtc. 2. old town of Yankee Springs, and HO acres pear Kalamazoo, two mllts-sooih of the Court Hou**, and 4'1 aerta south part of Kalamazoo County. I th<u went bank to York State and got my i’jsnily. iu tbe month of October, IKM, moved on my land and went to liv-1 iug in i a shanty without floor, windows, chimney or doors, until February, when I TO THE PUBLIC constitution sakes the judge of the law. If, on the contrary, there eighteen Sena­ tors and eighty-Gve Representative*, wbo appear to be elected oo tbe face of the re­ turns, are declared to bare tho right to act as the Legislative Department of the gorerntneut, they will proceed to do so. But, iu anv event, they propose to abide by tho deedfon of the Court and do their utmort to preserve tbe peace of the State. That other party baPigc but twelve Sena’tcra and sixty Represenlaiive* elected oo the fare of the returns, with seven persona acting a* - .Senators and fourteen acting as ReprerenUtiyei wbo were not sleeted, and whom no candid man of their party wit) claim to have been elected by the people, constitute another body, which claims to be the Legislature of Maine. Thia party has never had a majority of the elected members of the Senate, and its House hu never set with a legal quorum. This aid-' ing legislature, impaced by unJasrful arts upon the people that olaatod snowier, has done their duty t It would be wicked and cruel ibainuatioiu to hint of *ueh a thiag. The vote of the people should not be taken Into consideration io a Republican form of Government. It is the Itetarnjng Boards that should chiefly be oonaidorvl. No matter if they arc Ikmocratic, that ought not to sake any difference, for the people hare oo burinesa to have them if they Jo not want them ; bare they ? ' After tln> held of Slate, fGercelon) and hi* Counci!, Lad artfully discovered by the returns that the election report* from Maiou foun4 in ao many Democratic papers were nothing, after all, but Republican lira which they had inadvertently copied cm they became aware of the resource* of Garcelon'* fertile brain, tbs Repnblieana ought to have submitted like good people and law-abiding citiieea—laughed at It m a good joke and waited quietly until the Sim Dealiip Ftir Prte: , id smn tm.™ n busses merit a continuance of the patrunago so liberally befltowed in like ' pwt. With the assurance to <nir automers. that our etock will in , tho future as in the put. be FIRST CLASS, MRWKT and prices ns LOW if not LOW­ ER than can be found elsewhere, and with many thank* to our Fitrons of Hasting! and vicinity, remain very res peel fully Corner'Store, Empire Block. CT'S. •a* nablaal* *rlA* C*«alla«Brl leal*. k*«* B*M*Mi*0 mumI.m I HUNT’S33r^ farn REMEDY^! THE SUN FOR I860. Sold by all Druggists, and by Ferrand, Williams, A Co.,‘Detroit ' A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. <>* >**4.*^ .»4 •>.*■«. r" SWbU.b T. Harb.*. M0l*« b» mar w *r>-'-B’te sw aa>s CHIEF AMONG STALWARTS. ‘Ttft FOR 1880. Tte Lsdrti Rf.piilicai! Nsw felly. i sai-fettj. Firfl-Ciass Nenpaper, iPayYon PIAHOSysUar. AGENTS READ THIS! SSSSSlTas! Elf{-WEEKLY Fanns For Sale. ISTER QCEAK poMishol »*eh Monday and Ti ursday, id rantaln* a oimpcndiuoi ul the news of "«u Munanonsn. Al Eiratiml'-flejiarlieil lias been llrkd to tbh edition of the ON 30 DAYS TRIAL JfotftMpJea^BBaCTao-Vcqv.ic Em. at, per, end i* v«ry highly spjren of by • the Scbocl Supctiutendi nte ahd troebera. It U intended to fill a want fag fait by per- soua interesta.1 in our School*. TBK TOLY IKTER OCEAN REAL ESTATE. Without casring aay rsflectioM on L. ■y Dmacratio frfad. ef Metre. 1 would ^TaaVsBalr WaOL» iW*4b< J- S- Goodyear. every advance mad* in securing racial ad­ vantage*, end every home wa* lavish in furnishing every form of hospitality lb, each other and to wtcry now comer that log Boon! had once drelarsd rhe retails as swelled the number of that grand advance mcmlxn clotted by the people, bat it has appeared from the fare of the returns, no upon whom devolved the reepobuble duty refused to do so until it shall have used matter if they tafarad Republican and per­ of opening way* to facilitate the more re­ its uaurped power to_$>foc upon the people mitted Democratic inapeetioas of the re cent and rapid dev'efopemeut of the pro a Governor and Council, a Stole Treasury, turns during the time prescribed by law duclire capacity of Our no* rich and pJu»r Secretary of State, ete.r who could not for the returns to be amended according to porous county. Thq rapAfand almost Ute have been chosen if the persons elscted by tbo facta, it was impudent, to say lira lent, prored.-uted growth And inchfese of the the people had received their testa. Thia | I to ask Guerioa to submit questions to the population of this cohnty deserve. ramebody hu rdused not only to submit the I Supreme Coart jnal as though he could thing more than a peering aotiev. In 1840 question of its validity to the Supreme ! not decide the roqatitutioaalhy of his wa bad a population of IW ; in-1850, qf Coart, but it has refused to conform to the ' course m well an the scree Supreme 5072 , in 1860, of 13,838 , iu 1870, of inatrurtioM of that Court relative to the Judges. IT HAS J 22,130, and the census of 1880 will in all WONDERFUL seating of members. More than that tbe A* lar a* Democratic iaapeetioc of the probability give ns a close approximation POWER. । leadens of that party hare given out that rrturtts is concerned—that's nothing, a run the [More about tw<> yean and tMen I to 30/100. It is not simply the increase they will not submit to tbe opinions of mere matter of courtesy ; ought not a mat. of population that interest" us to-day but acid one; half of the goods ta Frank; De- the Court if it ia advene to them. They b« courtcoua to bu friends ? Who, I a*k, Wo. run the store about two Jeara, the industry and energy which has Improv threaten to resist three wbo are acting up­ sa l tbes sJd my half to 8. Wrtwer and “*d and utilized Marty every subdivision of on the comtraction ot law mods by those land in the county, and vastly increased Fred Alexander, and then I run on] the • bom the constitution recognises as the right ? And yet I God a few of Dy hot­ the mechanical, commercial and manufact­ street*. Bought some woo! and some । judge* of tire law. The organ of the ultra headed Republican friend* complaining of uring institutions that facilitate a home, wheat and made a good living. I and my Fusion leaders dtclana that they “are in­ UaracJon’a lack of cwurteey In no: permit­ supply of many of the wants of our citizens. wifi* went to Min cerate on a visit, to see different to Itoth the questions of the Re­ ting Republican* to hare the same prhi "William jour sou,.in tbe month of July, The exchange of primitive vehicle* and publican tuembers-elect and their an­ lege ^Democrat* to examine and correct agricultural iwpkmcuto for improved va­ lf71 He i* doing well. swers." They denounce the opinions of In the spring of 1872 I wm over per­ rieties adds greatly to the pleasure and llio Supreme Court m “paper bullets." productive capacity ef all our industrial. suaded to go in with the Olmstead Bio's., It la th* attitude of thaM reckfaa fad None can better appreciate the Improve or in other words, bought them out in the er* which makro the situation in Marne store. I stsid in the alore until the 1887 D11TEB1ALIH ;imn meats than those who have experienced spring of 1876, and then I made an a*- grave to-day. If they were known to be men iog somewhat with hi* own view*. I find tiro inconvenient and tiresome prores* of signment of my stock of goods and all (the of determinatfa, and did they hare the some of my realous Republican friends eonttneneiag with u scanty supply of took rat of my property, and that's what ।tbo power to lead the men they have summon Boding fault because Garcelon proceeded and implement* of comparatively crude y-eople tail basted up. My creditor* Telt ed as a Legislature to sustain diem, there to orgeats'his legislature—just as tLough designs. would b« cause for the greatcet anxiety. cue view was not a* good si soother. bed. and re did I. Youm-traiy, 1 Tbe improved faetlilies for travel and Fortunately the people of Maine remember After hi* legislature was formed—tbo care BsxjAMrx 8. Dtnsi.*. transportstius, giving the frodarer better cumstaucca of iu not having a quorum After this we listened to a speech fam ■dvanlrpes in marketing his prodnoe, plane irHUO. Fit. raaia*. fliMu, u Hon. II. A. Goodyear, giving a hisloni ofr who is to-day doing ihb utmost to bring ' w»* of trifling account, so Garcelon said, ”. *b4 «b .lira f.rr I. ik* salty mb. ■a in a position of comparative equality his early fife, which wu very eloquent^ hi« party to a point where it will defy tbe and he ought to be the beat judge of the with tbo older and longdr Mttlod portion* Supremo Court, has preached rtwiatanoe to work of bit own liao-is—th* Republican*, of the country. • Elis ; after which we listened to a spoich the laws before. They remember that dur­ the hot-haded one* I mean, had the im. And when we review tbo history of the from John F. Emory, formerly a piocexr, log the perilous dsys of tbe Rebel!iem be pudenee to question the fagality of the part, the grand united labor of the pioneer, of this Cdnnly, now a resident of Usreeia, published a paper in which the Union an- government, jut u though returning his tetueiou* endurance, hi* strong faith [ thoritiro were defied, tho draft laws doin tbb Sht«, and a abort speech from! beards hid not elected Gorernon and leg­ and hope in a more favored future, should Harvey N. Sheldon, formeriy of this uranend and opposition thereto advocated. ever and always live iu the minds of their County. ! He it wm wbo made speschm denouncing Louisiana, time and again, and in other more favored posterity and sucocMan, and the Government, predicting that the ReNext came a short speech from Eli ID. Soul^mt State* where the libertka of the. 'may those who are permitted to moot to­ Sprague, which wm very fareiblo; after bellieo could not be put down and threat­ Democratic parly hare not been curtailed ? day and renew the old time acquaintances which W ftstened to a short speech fam cuing reabtanco to tho restituted author­ Ought not one section of our domain be so and ecjey a fart of the old time inter­ ities. Hb words incited aracil oppo ­ Mns. Hays*. sacred u another? If they do it in tbe change of good wishes and congratulations, Next IktenW to a epeeeh from Mr. sition to the Government, but thia man of South, bare they not a right to do U in J. McAlley, who give as a history of his brare end warlike words wm not there to tbe North, also ? Ought not tbe Kbertfa We and vigor to enjoy and complete their FOR SALE AND TO RENT bad bb dopa when the Federal euthorirarly life m a pioneer. of the Democratic party be u sacred in remaining work, a work that Will leave its ■""“C"*?"*'. near Fair Gronni We thea adjeurried until Thursday of tia with arms ooefronted them. Will Maine as they are in LtmbUtta ? f impmu< on all future InheriUra of our this reckbm abettof of resistance to the the first w«ek in 1881. After Garcelon had atabltshed his legbcountry. And m the lamp of life rapidly laws fad hb boat to anarchy and blood­ blurs in the face of the Supreme Court's Renrdieiion by tbe Chaplain. centum** tho anpply of vitality, may the shed in Msitt, or wDl be involve hb dupes JohmQ. Cxxaav, lame grow dearer and brighter a* we in trouble and deeert thaw, as he djd in that tribunal to guide him safely through journey to that final house where the tnanKingfield in 1863? Can any .4egibk tbe windiac ways of eooeUtutioaal bw, Of the ibrtanliy outrage of Garcelon k Democrat fallow snch a fader, « beoetae if be afterward* thought that ka ooald find Uo., in Maine the Chicago ]fmet mn, the reward of a life of toll aad goodn-w. the tool of a few men about the State tbe road slow, that's nothing, it was trea­ Many hern already gone, rattie to their tbe Judge* litre fairly ntated the fuada- House wbo are rocklme because it b a mat­ son far those whe bad raseiyed a plurality well earned reward of rest from earthly mental principles and law of tbe tnattez. ter of life and death with tlism? iw Office. of votes to band thetuaelve* together sad tail, and seme to esmpfete their labor in They hare not left a shred of the miserWe call attention to the fact that oil the erganiza tbamaelvm into a body, and then Ran* erar Hale a Dar,)V'. Mill. F« rate other loeditfa. Each paating year di- •Ida veil of Sophistry and epeeia! pleading wrote. Apptyos 7 * danger there bin the situation ia Maios is sac the Saprsme Court* opinion if calling miabbe* oar number. A few more year* behind wbid Garcelon and hie abettors doe to tbo ihrestaulog altitude which the Knappen’ft Law Office. it a legislature waan't 0. K-. it wm impe­ a>d aH will have paased on. fat tu hope bare endeavored to hide the wickcdnew ded anyhow, and it i* wrong to be impnI KrMr CrMk ,UMIthat porterity will pay. us th* tribute cf of (heir plain executive usurpation of the i-ncepj^o, For sole or rout. Apply ci dent, isn't It ? Garreloo's legislature was NBmmberiag with pride tho jeraeveriog politfal power. Knappen’s Law Office. Ervt organised, wasn't it? Then what msmgy and endurance of the early pioneer. The Breton I’Mt says of th. Mafa right, I ask, bos acodur legislature to ! The surroandinp. of many of the early trouble, iu the present toadition of things ■Sttlen with ta to-day indicate »> far a* we think it would be impolite far men. praam Coart, tbehighat interpreter cf the material wealth, eu give, abtudanre far the holding retly.p.-wt/<iek titfa to retain laws and constitution ? The Republicans faun:, and we can rcroouahly Wiere, that them sgafai opposruta who were in fsrt of Main., then, to «un it sp in . bw their prosperity has proved a rauroe of elected, and that there should ba s graonwords, Kola Garoelou'a gevernment, (sot loeresMd •ntrilfane-and sabetantial hip. ful yielding to the popular will supported tbo people'*) through their eut and dried l.y tho ej-iticn cf tbe Judge* trick of sppading to th. ScproM Cswt,/! Ufa's wort h new doae till every archy? Are there no wise and patriot 1 the same m ooc sun steal* from another *>«y - parfamad. A iargs men in th. Democratic party in Maine with through the courts what rightfully belong* Knappen’a Law Office, Potion of thoin intonated in a battar soasfficfat courage to denounc. ih, pt-l*. to him. The says that tho Ro «MJstM8*..higUr ami pure, monduy. bury jurta whit* thrsateu to diaobry tbe rmblfau. of Maine stole the legUatsre direetieoe of the Supreme Oowrt T If Now that is wroog. That is whet I «m- 1 demo. YOH SHOULD TAB IT! In Point of Excellence it is Utuurpatsed, and Every Family Will Ap­ preciate ft and Fnjoy , its Perusal. Has the largms eirculatiam of aay political Newspaper in the Foiled 8tatea It ia a paper fa the people and cats oely Tie Conmti! ait Ainmllira] lkqartmeota.ro ably and rorefally roDdnoted, and *.-» u reliable a* any publhhbd in tbe country. rr shop, WAI^ME^’S kingdom, sad HK DRPAMTMKNT $2*000,000.000 �LD FOR 1880. in iftru,LieV n public, and prepared then, for the tnoat-rly work of Dr. Bejttold*, aa few apeakrm could have dune j Hr will rpexk again m-merretr night at Red Ribbon Hal), Yceurday morning, m wo art in the edhcr'a chair, (it wa* rptile early, and the ••besutifol” wee quietly and etlently deeouding) and we wet? enjoying the twin omocRi. (ragraocn ofourfMr. Dewrf ealb it an old pipe), tlw gentle tone* of lie pay ear bell were heard, which undoubtedly made tbe R. R. employee*' hearts I leap for joy. than failure, nnd wo rati only any that hb ; aerviere in the eau« of fallen bumuity', There, tho whole thing ia| upset, for our devil rays we were mistake*, for it wu i as lie put* it. under God, ranooc be ertimanothing but Aaron’s milk bell. No mote t«d, and we hope that his life and health rosy bo aparod to go from plaoc to place, ia talking beck, If yon please, Mr. d. thr Scale, until tlie fountains of intemperA ease ot bold ud suetcMful forgery anys ere dried up, aud the .last victim of baa just oome to light. Ou Monday of ths terrible traffic u redeemed ud rehat week a lad of 18 years' named Lelloy atured to family ami friends, a man, as St. Clair, from Ohio, wbo I was board leg Gull made him and intended he ahuuld be, with Mra- Hull of Rutland and going io eebool, took from her a oeltificuto of do- and m he was before bo was debxrad by the hdbh influcne- of the venders of l*-|aid porit tor 8100 iaaued by tho Heatings damnation. Dr. llrrnoldt waa followed National book, forged an onler for tbe par­ tneat of lhe same to bitriself., presented Monday night by Bev. M. Hil-Ircth, D. D. Pastor vf the M. E. CbuK-h st Entered'(it the Post OfficeJaeksun. It I* just enough aad not loo modi to aay. that no speech of like doJI a:din far. JUieh., asSecondquence and power was ever ddtvered io clttxx .Matter; thin mty, and we have no doubt iu effect* Rsmsullitog—The giant crime of crimes. will be felt far ycsr» to eomc, and tlia$ hundred, will live to Ucm him fcv aiding It ia better to buy your rye by tbe to*/ warrant tho commancomcnt ct said factory. , than In their efforts «> red.-em them*elv«a tian by tlw puil. All who feel au interest lu|tlte above mat­ I from lhe terribb thraldom of th- intoxiHint-Nortnan Bailey h very sick with ter will pleaye call on H. L Newton, at [«l|ng cup. inflamatk-n ofNie Istn’pt. ' YHCrttabere. Krjss.Sii"’ - UAL OFFER. ru,.,. On Ssttrtday sreniog a series of meetinta deaigwad tu swtil the number cl to­ tal abvUinen from all that will intoxicate, ware begun .«» Union Ball. Dr. Usury A. Reynold*, of lonaing. tbe great apostle <>( temperanre credueted Un mrotingv on Saturday ud Sunday evenings and Sunday afternnm. Hi* work waa carueat and decidedly effoaire. No such appeals for frilau humanity over before foil upon lhe car* of the people of this city, and they w«« heeded by hundred*, M the long list | of signer* to the pledge fully aUoal*. Ao attempt to paint in word* the electric pow- ' T J-Uc„ Tbo efaurebea of the dty are nil holding protncfH fcertio-s at present. The hands of tho croquet factory hare, wo undmetirsJ, commenced working ten Mr. A- K. Prentiss of Leroy, Calhoun t’o., made a p'.ttaanl roll at the Battxxn office ca Monday list. N FOR iseo. Tbo New York TrAwoe aay», tbe Irigsndrdrelmcd to reelect Garcwloo, and The Sh^raMce and Clinton Vttion nap, F>r United .“?tato« Senator by a largo ma­ jority. Jph’i J. Bagley. • ti'-mioalfon of Hen. E- B. Wmbtarne, of | Illinois, for the preudeney. * Dr. H. A Reynolds, the note-1 temper- • anoc rriccmrr, paid tbe lltsxa office a ! friendly cali ud Monday lint. Whoever draw* the organ MivertiMd by ■ 1.. B, Htpnlsy th ill* ivuc pf the BaS«; ttnt, will pet a splendid inrtnimma) Now York, Ju. IGU*. 1880. Frank Lmiie a dcad-roud regreued. Pwfaapa tbo meat American of publiaberv, in the acute of patriotically eatrking every­ thing intenntiog to on people on thn wing and giving it fu^promlncnoo in hu publications, be wad by birth u Eugli'htuna, and hb name was Henry Ostler. An artist by hstinol, with knen literary pecception auperaddad, he Mtnrally grati­ fied hb bent by conuibnting to the |»<poea, but hu friends objecting to it bo an­ tamed lbs non dt pl»m> of Frank Laalie, which, after arriving here, be formally adopted, and tbe change was auctioned by an act ol Legblatiue. Hb career wm phenomena). A simple list of the numer­ ous periodical* be eondnetod with each signal ability would take rontidwable of tho Kttff is really g<* rid ol. Improv meal* in jt nrv dedrabk', fur although Broadway ia rwepfitr D e middle ut dean aetbe floor of a Uullauder't, kitchen, bread ouals of very liquid slime extending actuo fort from the curb are terribly detriatental to putaloow and skirts. B?.ntx. Tbe N. H. Gatrttr speaking of Garceion'e conduct xaya, apropos cf the Gar- that Garcelon waa elected by a Rrpnblican aetfat*, m being a ban objectionable came him io bla later years wu a nuetor- man than Smith, lhe Greenback canditone be alured with muy other men of prominence, but his pluck was unabated, ud had he lived a little loager be Would hava been dear of the haransinx iatfrivrcnee of his creditors' committee, whose annoynocos, it is charged, baatroed his death. Hie coiUMioo of woodcuts, accumulated during has long and induetrioos busineaa lifetime, amounted to over a. mHlroai, sad ooet for tbo drawing, owgraving, and nroeuriog fully 88,000,000, ' a mere item is the gitraotic businose. A faded photograph of some half forgotten celebrity suddenly brought into notice, Busin-' of theJtary Ciuaey Probate Court for tho week ending Jan. 19, 1880. often brought the lucky owner 8200 or - County Truauror. |3(K). Mr. Leelh'a raperb country nuoCictmint Smith, Judge. The luirr />rvi«ii sayu, the little Garhou, with its patk, waa the glory of Sara, cd. Receipt a of Admtntatraior filed aud toga. In it he diapented an elegant Imo- crioo buys will get tired of ‘ playing Legdieehsrge hmed. pltslity. Ur. Leslie urns an excellent Estate of Jam * Swin, dreeaaod. Hear- judge of character and a firm friend. Hb iog on Probate uf will taken io part, and itnployecs, from hw chief editors ud ar­ tiste, down to tbo aernh-womu wbo .poL bhed the floors ot the new ud magnifi cent building in Park Phre, were devoted to bitn. He was mirried twice, bh eeeood wifit, to whom be waa fondly attached be­ ing lhe Bole legate* of hb large fortune. Tbe funeral waa quiet enough,‘but among ihu hculied throng of maurne-a were tasuy of tbo loremoat eatbeni in thia coon try, men dutingnbhed by banting, digni ly, wisdom and penis* . troat hi* contemporary, Tie ZfrpvW,’<•«», As a pleasing inataatca in point ut our will see to it that bi* political theorira are present prosperity, I may just remark not eucceMful in tbo gloriooa eld Rcpubllthat on Tueaday Uat I'neU Sum look in can county of Exton. ' ! <993,000 'only 87.U09 Um than • milOn Friday eeeoiag lad,' Mra. Van Ibin) at th* New York Cartom Hntmr. JAMESTOWN ALPACAS ! The best Goods made Xow is the time to buy your Winter Goods and buy tiu in Cheap ■ Jl’LR’S RUSSELL. December 1st 1879-_________ r.-j>t2Stian29 Whai is it ? AnS.—Your ’ Prescriptions n Receipts. What ia it made of? Ana.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ’ Ana.- With care and accuracy. ' Where to get it ? Ans.—At Roberts & Hotehki where you will always find n full n ■elect Stock of • r,atw« ; Pay Yon 000,000 W> kern from the Lanaing KrpMlatn that. tlaeAalaneo ol eaah tn tbe Stalo trearoryJan.3 wm •3j7.9M.1I HA Card. Ciipla fur tbo week ending Jan. 10 were To the u> toy fricuda who minbured to •117.002-30; jxiymenta for name limo. •3ft.W9.a».-leaviag a Ulanoo Jan. 10, my wife during her 1a*l efokueu, I would letW.uf 8481, 957.95 ; henmao for the return my moot hearty thank* for all tho kindMoe shown to her rod to my family 'HicSmwnd Quarterly Mreting of tbo during that time. n«}i.w*, Jan. 19, 1880. . ptrreni ••im^freaew year, of lhe M. E. Tamw II V.w ItnrWT Cknrob at Haatwga will uocur on Sunday oral. Rev. Dr. Fiek, President Albion Successful Cne of Skin Grafling. Colin:- officiating. In tbe evening tU Mr. Ogden, ao inmaw «f the County Dr. will nddrvot the pweple, Subject— Hmtee, has been effifoted with a acre leg of several year*’ ataading, whieli baffled "lbs skill of numerous pbyaieiaai to bapl. Erely last foil Dr. Lnmpmu. of tki. shy, grafted spire, of beritoy ski. from the ■ mwa'a arm into thio ugly nhnr of th* leg. in driving out of bmrines* ail concern* that advrttiw to »dl unabridged dietiooarias for fifty cents, ud similar cheats. Tbe United Stalos Agtwoliural Society held ito annual Bamtiog hero yesterday, and elected tl.o following officer! President, John Mcrrymu, of Maryland ; Secretory, Beu. P. Poore,' Mnaeadmastto; Treasurer. W. 8. French, New Hamp­ shire ; and <mc Vice President from each Bute 'aud Territory. .Measures were to­ ken to revive the uxTulnre* of the eoeiety, whieh ha* boen uegleetod of lato years, aed to form focal crguntatiutio in every State and T« rrilory under its ausjricn. Thn financial question will Iw rapidly Ulf Uw gaeoc UnwraOa ut MbeeS. re Drugs and Medicines. Our cxjM!U5Cb arc light and wu sell good, in un>o ratio. Dr. tatitfr Utrar COTHOL1COI Xaroat ......... ' FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY A specialty. CttlUaud See ua. ROBERTS &. HOTCHKISS. A tUGoMuls^a, A VALUABLE INVENTION: PR Nip year rough ip the bud.’ said Her' iOflhu. turn 8730,000 was in goU coin laeo Grratky, by taking “Dr- S41et»’ Cnuph fine VUek walnor rare, and eowtosu 2J 1 j weitthieg about a too ud a quarter. jSyrup,” I«*i no time in getting a bottle. city, a Imliog member of tjw Prrabjter«tt« lif re-dr. red ia io good rondiliae ian church, wfioach»bai.<l waa th.e firat The preparations fur tbe coming World's ibroogbout. Th* organ e.*t 8!5fc three A vhit Io the Bartstn office by Mr. L. Republican Regiatcr of dc.tU, fur Uarry . Fair iu 1883 are likel’v to be begun shertIThomp^n .>f Oranzcville. on Saturday County, died at her rcvidenbptn the Third j ly. Two rival arguixitiooe have rexsw P -t, wa» duly approriatad. Call *g>ie Mr. | Ward, aged aixty-lwe yearaj Mr». Vah iuk that when any on* puU’ubes ; dated in the moat amicable faabioa, and IThomimeu. Brent waa univmalty re*p|ctc-J and be­ opinion rimpiy, and then attempt* ' at a preliminary meeting under tho MtaliI’ra?k tinkler hod two Cogers and the loved by all wltu knew ter. She- wm . it -.ft fur that cf tho fiulJir, it » mauabip ol Preeideut Jewett of lhe Ero |tbumb -I his right hand terribly xhaogled truly a mothvr in Itrael. >:iil will bo Jung at cxiol and '•thtriy' to aay the | Jon Sxt unlay la»t, by a circular saw io the mimed by thc'chnreh and eieicty of which manifested. The appropriates*** of tbe fcrnqnet fortory< date selected, bring the centennial anircrfuoeral WX* aUnoded on riduday at tbit wry of the acknowledgment of American I’rmbytorian Church, and aiMrufon p-.-enlIndependence by Groat BritUn, and, the Ivle-nily f Haatrap, • tpw that gryn iirly appropriate pnaaolled >4i that oc.'ai pUor, New York being th. last portion of aion by Ikr. D. Il Shoop. Her »nrvivjug U<au»c be h*> pttaiafori a poor liitle-buy, our anil uracuatad by buetilo foreign troop, j:ruw» eii the yw round. • ’ . only ninetorai y* ata old, and whore weight ’ The L:trh\Trjt»cnw comet than fifty potiudi t., a« cahts-d^ro a via c. luma qturto. and. then to Hrrngthew tbe Tt;i_« nidonco of prt*r*rity we are pleated I •frtriiuali-la about prrecouto notice. May fua'cm ciHitinue tu b* Our rity «a« thrown into a lux* of ex all that aurt t.f Ihieg. A lew cltement yesterday, by th*anaouaoeua'ti( i Several < Irangerilliiea wi.ru in the eity | (hit th* previous eresin-, Carrie, only |u Monday !*»t,oneutwhom waa paying! daughter of of Hun. Wm .8. Goodyear. about what might happra if a ferry boil; jti adran.'.-. tbel'arJ bill of a certain Or- ' pilu* ware to die snddeply. Of o>ur»». in angsriltin <rH> ia apendinj Ma tima in.tb* ■ such an cvral tlw coow jaesoo- inigbl b» tir.tri <Je Honghtalin. only aon ol Cbarlr* G. Holbrook, Eu| j There wCl be * Temperance Fusuk al It arema, from the atatement of partis* |tr-l RiWuir, Hall tbit (Weinmdxy) eve-1 tying. Admlttantr !'• eouta. The fnnda- 1 inureated, that lb i marriare waa warmly cd'iica, and lhe lerryboan are during ! favored by tho mother of Will, and her | aiatcra, and that Mr*. H. gave her urit|ux'. *ererri ht.ura of every day puckod .like ionol the ailendinro taay be very Urge. rardina bnxr* The cooipauien have for I itiw-l approval of th* contemplate,] marriage : Ornaf New V.ik’« prominent chemiata, to the officiating clergyman befura lhe e vMr. Albert C. Deb.-. Cl Bowery, «J» '• pweugrn wlitrji have been lost having It aki appear* ; Sr. Jacdh’u Ot|. cured a well known emony waa perfunned. l<en aorrificvd by their own imprudence ’ ‘ay other prominent citi- j that tbe pertiet were both overtwenty -one in trying to land, or embark while the | yeara of age, and fully competent to/conThe Il»mi<r«t« are a good deal molified i tract marriage, iptd that they were iWap-M • by late event*.' Tbe great rritur in Maine bun were in motion, or else by suicide: It r.rm*t • i* Slut the cellar tinder tbo cl to be united despite all oppowliuO. ’ begin* to come up *• trnn of -the biggret;1 Th* officials po»h bimbed all idee «f dan­ Font Office >J>e.ul<i be renovated, and that blunders, and add>d to uther blonder*, the |I grr and couiomirelly declined to go to the cxprfwe >d keeping two ylh>U at the liw cilv let in the rcar abonld not be per- pliiowi on the hand of the elvrgynuii, who, ! loud weighs uputt them. They might in tbo fear qf God, ami their aulemn aiMV- thrive for a lim : un nucecafu! fraud, but eratiun that them waa no legal or other I tlie aaliripatlou ol failure in *11 their plots eVW. uoc day, a tugboat waa obeerved caj impedimenta to the marriage, performed ia'too mueh. That awjunt* fur tbeir ap- rcvriug wildly about the aieam, puuliug the eoreiuctora of all tba other crafla in puMit moderation just new. Tipry have tbe vieinity aa to bow they ahuuld get decided in eailcu* tu j.-.>•• all the appmpriation bilb, a* tin- PrreidcUI rigned them fit. Next murning early the pilot of one of the Fulton ferry-boats fall dead while latt year, them making no fight except to the boat waa in lhe slip, narrowly escap­ ImaClt. Raym&nd, Carleton./ the bill to pay United Statre Marshal*, ing a torrlblo calamity, for the boat wu and it ..is saH c.r»n upon that they may jammed to suffocation, with workingmen 1‘brlaodcr Miller, Castleton. j Thu 'B»,ting* weetbrr prophet says:— , Charles Andrei* Hawing*. / raurpnlmiae away their last dileh. The and vrutuira and lhe river waa thnmgni •Th<r>- will -G uoly three or four days of L. B, 8ianfoy,*Ha«ung* City I»V poor frllowa are In a bud way. end even wilh other vessels. Th* directors prompt sleigbit.;: in February, will bo mud | ly doubled up tbeir force of nilots. in thiir Greenback friends •threaten to atari- the same afternoon, two ferry boots colli tf>r.ush March, hut la April will have lot* e'; inow, and men who did not gather ire ded and one sunk in a few momenta after­ ward. No lives were lost luckily. during tbofun-’ f*rt cf winter, when there The dsfalcalofli have been having a C. John McCallum, Hupe. high old lime of it Finding them out 7. • Charlo* Riglcr, Irvi ng. ! Tbs Odar Sjrin-a CVyywr has abed its trema a mtching oomplaint. J. IJoyd 8. Ellb Baldwin, Jnbmton. Haiah, ihe wire-rope mtn, whom 'rascali dki eb.tl-.o" end jnmpid into a now It. Thotua* Fuller, Maple Grove. dkew which adds much to' it* appear10. John L. Youngs, Orangeville. ' Spec Bru. Heilrr. you may add beamy 11. B. W. Johnson, Prairieville '■ sppesrance of tbo 12. John Jbweon, Rutland. fjjipprr, but it, will bother you to make it 13. James Carlisle, Thorupple. oprewitivn. Hm admirable services aa a a pr.rat doal U>tlar paper tbu it hi* always 14. Ufoyette Townaud, Woodland. public man, both in bia prevent office, and been. Tbe CT>pra- la among the bret15. James Robbins, Yankee Spring*. aa a Member of Cungreaa for three terms Tfce many friend* of Rev. D. II. Fhoop ptevionaly, has endeared him to the Re­ HI. Charlo* S. Clerk, Amyri*. publican party, and while wo shall be eorvy W ill take him a droation virit al hb rw»17. Darwin MeOmber, Baltimore. to lo»e him from the Treasury Ltrpartment, drnre m Green Stroc* on Friday evening 18. Randolph A. ?oily, Barry. hb Slsto will be rcogratulated on its eooU Mr. 8hwp i* irae of thorn men who work 19. Willard B. Raymond, UrletonV cOMtsntly fur tbe beet interests of tbe poo 20. John H . Smith, Csetleumv pic and wh.M* inflaraoc for good b potent, 21. John Osborn, Hurting* ud wc trwt the public wifi .show their n^pmiation of hb wryicea by a very Hbtit* of uuiliog service. It wifi do |Md DAY'S KIDNEY PAD llllmMl TH^ WORLD RENOWNED WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship la equal to a Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished aa a flratolasa Piano. It received tho highest awards at the Vienna arid Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. Its capacity Is unlimited. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold In the United States than the combined sales of all the other*. Tho WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each machine. ifflX WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. .1 827 & 820 Broadway, New*York; Rew Orleans, La.; Cor. Stole & Nafawn St*., Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, Cal. ror\^a/c bi/ all FirsA-ClasM Dcaler». 'youth- FompanW Vol. ss. Elocanth Illustrated. :YOUNG PEO! Intel's Bae Inuits. Jewelry firm of t/ilna B’ >-. .k CMeago U now li<at<X in the Pu-.t Offire Building at Ila.tin|« dndiaprepared to doall kind* of waieti. cloek, and jewelry repairing Try him. 33t Thn Cineinuaii flmaa/rfw/aaya, Garcvlon didn't aboral np aa much aa he ex­ ported to with hi* aremp dt Mme. IM PRTANT THE CINCINNATI DAILY TIMES Tte Merita Protein Cute! West Meriden, Oonn. and give help and not bewildrvmeot and diguat, to tboae who wiah to know the new and prevailing atylea Whit tho Frees asyt. The beat roomlilj migtliiw publiabed in America — .Vrara, Cltntou, Mich. Arthur a Home Magarino ia on. of th. P’tain and Ornamental Silvrw listed and Cat Gbaeware, Lamp*. Ckaodeiiere and Breeses, Table and PockH Cutlery. Sbeero, fMusre Cincinnati, 0. DOLLAR'WEKKLI TIMES. QILT EDGED GALL GARDS AT THIS OF­ FICE . �SELLERS' IMPORTANT LETTEH From n DhimgHkhad Ptiy»Jcian. COUGH The AX, on Tnoxlay last dsroaidcl j the arrest of .Hates G. Hunter, »iip.-rrL<t c! dw towuahip of Lexington, Sanilac Co., who wm brought to thn city ou a charge of p"jury. ’Ilia ca.se fa one ariiinc under tbe law re-piring thn inperviton. in the variou* clue* and towtohipa to a«MM tinreal estate iu their rametnw dirtricl* at ita true cash value, end is uf great internet and impoetaumi to every superviai.r In the Stat*. Ou the 3d of Deoambcr, Jautm Hcntason and William B. Laidlaw, mrrnUr* of the board of supocriaov* of jianilao county, ease to this city, and upon oath before puliee Justice Slincr cliarcvd Su­ ter with committing wilful and corrupt Bury. The allegation* of their compUirst K briefly as follow* : On the 27th of October 1 hero wm ponding in the State Supteme Court proceeding* wherein Attor­ ney General Kirebner filed a certain p:tition, based upon tbe affidavits of Jama* Anderton and Robert Jonei, alleging thu tho board of supervisor* of Sanilac county, in deflance of th* law which requires lha useaament of property for taxrtioa to l-e at its into co*M value, had cut down th* SYRUP ! 50 Years Before tho Public. lL« vviU attending it Neither have wc ■ • t.> • th* •• remote— r_: zf natality to eonrtan'.ly Remind people uf I‘ ■!•> kwk parts of±z thoztztx rttte fzr fur i eported by----------those who whal they already know to pcrauadc them it. u It y currently ------*•“ ,u *abontd know, that there are ore* thirty to aUmlun habit* filed upon them. Sixty years ago it com forty dollara for place* where intox looting drink* are *«■!■! alcoholic drinka at ao ordinal ion attended in tbe capital of oar atete—a Jpiace of one by Ur. Lyman Beecher.. What a contra»t about throe tbowund inhabitant* to then and now 1—nearly'every c!«nry. rum bole to every one hundred inhab­ SAHFOBD'S RADICAL CURE snla now preaching temp~raocc. It » itant* (men, women and children) idling uno of th* wonder* of the nineteenth cca- in deftanec of tbe law. I* not thi* a ud Is not every one of us tory what a radical cbarnre in lhe publie •tate of afiarrs Ncntiment. It teecw a little atrangv with rc*pon*iWo fur tbi* iu a meunre ? Can­ nor borne 1 eivUiatioo that wu .bould not evert cbe of us do wmMhing toward* tiave . allowed lbw giant evil to get »o •topping oo extenrive n Honor traffic m (troop; a bold upon u», while tho Mulum near ocr own door* 1 Is Ueno Mt xtme taedau'* creed prohibit* the u»o of wine, one who is helping to »upport tho** vile and a portion of it* more ardent follower* place* that wc have an influence over, that exclude opium, tobaeeo and coffee, wfatl* wc can perauade to be lentncranee men ? UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION. wo are avraUowiog down hundred* of If ao. wo arc not doing all wc can for millions of dollar^' worth every year of good. I venture to say that. ten men of mean* .rad influence can as cffsctoally atop ruioo'ji compound* called rum. gin, branthis traffic in this county as any other <.-! Washington, Map'o Valley and Speaker, |y and trine. , Tbe blood thirsty Turk* have not crime eaa bo awpprmaed. Tbcru are • in aaid county, from It* true cash value to alxughteretl *o many ChrwtiaM in their place* where Intotleattng drinks are not only about 40 per cent, ofeueh value; atad that lhe usoued valuation of the- other Cvinew, in tho Ian tea year*, a* alcohol sold. in Chriatixnixcd America. I* it any VincLnd, New Jersey, with it* ten town* (of which Lexington wu one) had : worm: to slaughter men, women »ud ihoound Inhabitants, pay* Ins than.one- been allowed tu remain at only about uno dhildran by the »won! than it h to torture tenth m much for it* polk*’,force and it* third of in true etuh value. Tbe dttorncyto death with ,1 alow roiwm ? Nearly overaocr of the ponr a* tbo xmsll town *t gcacral prayed that a mandartu should arerv citv and Urge village in the land Warrdh pay* for tbe support of tho pocr. tMUe. eotnmoxidiog tbe board of aupvrvn buna array of Turk* wbo are doing the ■ We see tbe xame Mvull* in flredty, Cot- on to rescind their action in reducing the fearful work of extirmiuating *ixtr thou- rado, and othcrwoitern towns where they assessed ruination of tbe town* of Wash Modoronr eitireo* annually, under tin? Have adhered atrictly to tbe prohibition mgtea, Maple Valley and Speaker, and to junction of tho law, in three c*»a out of of intuxicating driofas. I* it not reason­ raw the auesament of the other town* able to auppewe tbe name remedy would The Supreme Court faouod an at the aulun of Turkey arjd bi* Mtbject*. uroduoe like reaulta in other ' placre ?। value. There wcrK two word* that were ured Neither Vineland or Greeley ia the garden order commanding the board of Supervia(ar wino ia thd Hebrew tongue, and it ia nf lha world. One ia a sandy plain and। ora to ahow cauve on ths 28th of October claimed by many that one meant tbe grape the ocher a part of tbo great Amwian। why a mandamus should not be granted in nr the pure juiceef it, and tlie other fer­ desert, where to rube the poore»t crop, accordance with the rci|ue>t of the attormented juice that would intoxicate. require* irrigation. Tn each of thew, bey-general. Ou the lot mentioned day Hcnoo, where the uve raj recommended, pure* the poorest of it* inhahitaute are. lhe Loan! of *upcrvi*urs tnvis answer that ELECTRICITY it area the juice befure fermentation, and not compelled to go "Over the Efil to lhe. lhe real eaUtn of Sanilac county had al­ tho command not to tw wa* after tertapn- pur house," with their temperate habit*. ready been aMated for tho year 1870 al Neither do they h*ve to contribute tu»ny, at ita true ckah value, and that the real ol tbeir hard earned dollars to build jaifa, rata-e of Lexington, a* already set down. and pcoitentiarior, while we meet tho tax waa lhe true cash value. Tbe day before thia anawer wu made to gatherer upon every coraar’, and contin­ ually grumble of hard tlnita, afid (hall u the Supreme Court' Oct 27) Hunter wa* BALSAM AND PINE. king au wc prefer to pay out our money to, in Detroit, and, it it alleged, f.ir thn pur­ ed ou the Pacific dope, orchard* »rc being Mlfafy our bud hxbita, inrtcad of poying, pot* of influencing the Supreme Court, t •s‘4. ^»s«s*2t!rs > caikirated in all the (tatc* where they will it nut fur tho bencth sf morality ; ten’ treat before Henry M. Campbell, a notary grow, to a greater extent that ever before, thousand dollar* paid out .for a cturt publie in thi* eity, and made an affidavit while tbe market is overatoekod with their house, whjle a small rum asked for in the tn which ba .wore that thn aggregate val union ef tho real estate act down iu th* fruit, and we fear that tho Mtu* sraj of interret uf morality is paid with a frown. utilising them will Ins praetbed in thn fu* Fifty year* of temperance preaching has, iwimra: roll cf Lexington for 1679, TWO iN ONE. turn u in tho part. n.'t raiacd the standard of morality ao hhh wa. tho true naah Value llietcof, atvl not Tho late good Heraoo Gruel* reserved a as to need tw> more of it. Av soon a* what it Wonl-1 sell for at au auction sale. largo ipsre in the New York Trilutw to strung drink destroys one generation an It i» alleged by the rutnplaiuihg witn-3M<*, JnJereou and Laidlaw, that iu making odtsrat-j tho people to tho enlturc ofgrapes. other titre np'to All their pUe-j with their Do** soy one tupp**' that there h*» ever hereditary aypctiira, and to the cviU of, thi* affidavit Hunter committed tho crime l»te* such a demand fi-r the article of one generation arc liandud duwu to tl.u with whleb he ia charged, u the nuewd grapes for diei ai tu continually urge upon next, and th* evil Mil! maichc* co. It has vaiuatiedSjf the property in I^xingtiHi it th* people the cnltnro of grape* to n jtmt takenc Urge number ot ctutnrire to wipe 6492,CIS, while ita tru* o>»L value i< over extent 1 Thern can be ho. doubt in any out l.*- dark age of the world, and I tear Wildman MtUa, one uf lhe siioesaeonea mind u to what u*c grape* would bo it will take more to abolub the effect* of put a* *ocu , aa the market is urfpdor-ked the drink traffic. I’erhaps there are no’ produced and sworn before Jnaticn Mfaer, with-them, a* we (ca what become* of tbo people in tbe world whom we lack upon Mid in hi* toKimony that in two eoavrre* lion* with Hunter in xetrard to tbe awx** appL* as coon m the crop exceed* the de­ mand for food and culinary purpose*. fedow ciuica* inl'tah; aad not but a few meet of the town of Lexington, the latter Many may aud do say that the mild placet in the world where the climate ii *o alatod in lhe erewnec <if C. .1. France, J. PHYSICIANS, CLEBQYMEI AND drin^n U* harmlew. Ila* any one ■ good unfavorable fur prosperity, would be select M. Gaigv, Eluha .Mill* and C. R. Hrowo. YHE AYFUCYEP EVERYWHERE. roosua to giro why alcohol is not jurt as ed fdr a colony to locale- Still the Mor- oo tbe 20:h of October, that he had awe*, injurious in dd*r a* it is in any other moo* flourish. to a wonderful degree in cl the real eatate at 50 per cent, of it* THE GREATEST MEDICAL • form ? You will sac thew nrr..- bloated tint rmce barren valley. I* it reasonable caah valuation, and ahould reutiou# »o !■• TK1DMPH OF THE AGE. form* aud bleared eye* In tho eider, wino to AUppoae if the teiiowets of Joaeph do The teatimoov of Mr. MHlk b corrob­ and beer drinkers ** you will in the rum, Smith and Brigham' Young bad taken orated by tbo gentlemen who appeared be­ TUTTS’ PILiSk5tll‘=iS gin Sid brandy drinker-; and I think in »l<*g the (till that it would not havc fore lhe polire juatic*. CWT IXtCMAWOC Upon thi» »*orn complaint a warrant many eases worae. The evil effect* upon vtarrol them out and driven them Io tn-jra the human system ant more visible in beer fertile lands? A people with temperate *u granted for Mr. Hunter* arrmt1' and TUTT’S PIUS ESiS1? and cid*r localities than where stronger habit* cau »oppurt rcreral wire* and nu be wa* breught to Ijetroit, arraigned beverage* are rued. It i< no very rare tncxou* children, while tbo drinking man waived examination to tbo recorder'a court, and gave bill to appear for trial. TUTT'S PilLS case'that you meet men who look like raise* up a family (at the poor hou»e and In rrubacly aeven-eightha of tbo coun­ teavefing cider barrel* or brer cask*. penitentiary. Every particle of fluid taken into the Statirtini <if crime tail Un plain * tale ties of thi* Mate the Suporviior* have wil­ TUTTS FILLS fully and pcniatently violated lhe law, stomach pxsor through tbo’ system in tbe to be refuted. In a lecture delivered by blood. I’eopitihat uw iheocsuiid bover* Judge Dari* io New York a abort time wbiitli exprcmly command* that all proper­ age* um them ih- /larger rpanlitic*, anJ ago, ho cited tbe fjjowug: A cvmtailteo ty a*M**ed for taxation diatl bo aateawd TUTT'S PILIS the* ire the vital power* more heavily of the commodiou* house of common* in at it* lull ao.t true caab valuation, and taxed-:to throw them off. There never reporting iu 1875, *»id that of twenty­ notwithstanding *ueh violation, have in TUTT'S PIUS hra been any real reaMD given why Uicy eight tlifoiai.-I two hundred and twenty- making their return* nolcmnly x«aorented are n*< jurt xs great physical evil* is nine eoatmitmute to the goal* dnring*tbe that the property wa* aaaeated in compli­ BODUtl Mroegrr drinks. Many a man that would litre* previous years, twenty-one thou- ance with the law. The com of Hunter u TUTT'S PIUS um in his family from ono to six barrel* *«n J two hundred and thirty-six were com­ of abwrbiog interest, for the reaeoo that if of cider in a year, and feed it out to hr* mitted fur druokenncM or crime* perpe­ he be guilty of perjury in awoaring that the uMmiment of Lexington it at ita true family, wonk! admit that it would tea trated under the infiucuoe of drink. The TUTT'S PIUS cmIi vaiuy, other aupervuor* have great evil to two the same anrruat of al­ cite TCRPto ut;. The c*>c cohol iu any Other form. Why not get a, that which rrevail* in the mother country, abn ccmmittcd a like offetuc. TUTT’S PIUS half barrel of rum, dilate it with water,k, and in the dominion the report of lhe maj* will l»; hotly roule»ted in tbe recorder's I put a'llltio aad into it, and feed it to your■ Hatebcanlof charities ia 18«U' aay* tbe family morning, noon and night, or any' prop <tion of crime traceable to thi* great otlicr time that tho appetite crave- it 7' vice niu.’t be act down a* heretofore—lour sr— L.. i..vi.li- ______ . 1 .. . . fifth*. Tlie inspect.<• of alate prwon* In satisfied with it ia it* primitive stile, but. tbe *ame year gave, the *amc projrorwill add something to it to make it more tiim*. SAMPLE] BOTANIC BALSAM intoxscNtiag. They fix up romething: At tfcc accood point Judge Davh pn>FREE I good for haying or fur cold weather, or to cecded to ahow by facta equally well audrink when they gel wet, and oc’n hun-' lhenticated that when, by any mean*, in­ I lempcranco i* dimioiahed, crime fall* off, eome nearly evrry day. iu the aame ratio. In Ireland, before the1 It fa one of the mo* fooliab theories. clooc <>r October, in L838, Father Matthew ever gotten up that intoxicating drink* arei had eurel'od more than two hundred and any lea* corrupting in one form than an­ fifty thousand name* on bi* pledge* of toother. It fa a-theory without a reason. tai abrtinenoe. Now note the *tati*tioi of Ferrand, WiUiatu* &' Co., ltetn.it, Mich. At least, we never beard of one that wui xtime a* given by lord Marpetb. acerogood for anything. It fa a very rare ca*c (ary for Ireland; in 1837 lhe entire that a eider drinker iaaatiified to twe muchi number ot murder* and mnrdereu* a*, aanlia and other crnsel against the person, The fiwancial crib of intemperance arc’ of ration* grades of violence, wu one no small item. Many a family suffer* for■ tb.ouund two hundred and nine<y-»ix , in the real neoamric* of life, wbo invest 1838 it wm one thonnnd one hundred their means in cider and ntn tliwir chaoceai and fifty eight, in 183'J it waa cn« thoufar food and clothing.' It would not re­ aand and nincty-*eveu, and in >810 it wu quire a very exteaalvo march to find peo­ only on* hundred and aevent^-threc. Tho ple wbo lAd seven) barrel* of eider in pcrae-na imprimned in Bridewell, the printbeir cellar*, but who had not a dollar tu ctpn! diy prison of Dublin, fell off in one buy the ncotsraties of life for their fami­ year (Vbm uuo hnudred and thirtv aix to FOR SALE AND TO RENT lies, nnd perba[*i hardly wood enuegh at twenty-uhreas, and tho Smitfffiold prison njl«» <1. Usltext,Metter T*r IljeCeytala tbeir door* to keep them warm through a actually closed fur want of oeeupnnla. oold nigkL ]« *U thi* a ncressTty? ORDER OF PCHLIcaTIOX. “ Tbe figure* show that under the prohi Moat you and your family be fed upon ci­ bition law of <’onn’rticul i:i IBM crime Knappen’s Law Office. der Ju-preference to nil either thing* ; or dnereaaed aoventy-fivo per cent. When Um dder grx to Mrijag a bold of you that lioetiao wu watered In 1873, crime in­ vour appetite will «arvo and free** out of' creased fifty per rent io a aingle year. bouac end home 7 Dora not beer bare the Under the exiating local option law in tbe knappen’s Law Office. ramo effect where tlfat fa the prevailing: citiaa that have voted agxitui the traffic in liovorago 7 Is the man any worse wbo liquor*, commitment* for crim*, in New ■A.rtytw ■■ tb Mih i« .tbwj-Ur A. U.lrtV. squander* hir money al the beer saloon* London, fur example, and tbe arrest* have Bale; pnee 1600. Apply at than lha man who squander* It at tbe averaged front thirty-fire to filly per Knappen’s Law Office. eidor mill ? moo th £<r intoxtcalun, but in November, In the great beer drinking citv uf Cin- under the new law, there wcra but aix Ilmw BMr JIal* * Bartley' a MUI. For ciunati there fa an* infant aaylum, and Volumea might bo written of Malialica or rent. Apply M children at thn ago of a year and a half old givingJikB ronlt*. but it aecms needles*, Knappen’s Law Office. have died there with delirium tremens ; m it fa only repeating what has been (aid a but 1 suppose that if a port mortem ex­ thousand and ooo times before , hardly a Friea For anl* ar mt. Apply al amination hod been held by soom of our man, woman or child buf hu heard it IB IlifflUuO dmcrieU** «ryu*r 4«* Vermont jurymen that they would haw over and orer again, bnt still the tide df n»k< an •xaateaiwg. frw rt <ham. Knappen’s Law Office, sns.MgK’fc.i'S pronounced tlie cause of death unknown, intemperance flow* on ; and ttiO the cry lek Slur* eovuer J«ff.r*ohJ»iul Court on a* they decide lagvr beer not intoxicating. cornea, How are we to dam thia fearful Kaowa aa th* K. M. Hand >lor». Far ■ Within.a few year* after tho cause of tofc ? There aeam but two ways—one ia ‘lS.“pp.n'. Law Office. taatperanra began to be agitated In th* to put tho drink beyond the reach cf those British Island* they be-,pm to s*e the no- who use it, and tbo other to place man oo KtSl orarity of total abstinence, and » fierce a higher moral plane beyond the reach of atngglc eosued tn tbe yean of 1838 and 1839, bat the total abitinoaea wing came Pooplo Dtnl be educated to know that Knappen’s Law Office. off victorious. They, st that time, **w tbreo milder' drinks are firing tbo apre lhe MC«Mhy <ff not .topping half way, titc for somcllting *trouger. Th* fire Farm of 131 octm. wvU timber*!, nalmpte.wb 2 mllja aeeth of llutler. Fernl,. Price although before that time the temperance ooeo kindled, although only with *bav|2.M»- Apply at •iararat had taken a Jtroog bold in tbo iug*. respire* a constant freding. These Knappen’s Law Office. heart, of tho pooplc. About the year liule-by-litlle* fire tho appetite for more. 1836 Father SI allhew had aueuewdod in Mau who are crumMlng tbo most about Fnrultaro Factory oa Jaffnwn St. for gntting five hundred anil fifty thonoam! hard time* and high taxre, pnd moneyed Brick ■*•• Apply at ripaturo* to hie pledge. II* Meraed to tnoMpolMu haveapaudcred their earnings Knappen’s Law Office. for Mrong drink ; men clothed ia rag* and Chair families *uff»ring for the ncocaaarire FOR SALE —Ileum aa ! »v. hl*, vwy d**ir•Jilv, on Green Street, owned by Mile* Main. Of life, many of tbetu, have their rellsn Pnee J 1*00. Apply at well aiockod with elder, or are patronising iWcriffl •' tv" “r *kt Knappen’s Law Office, l>cre **looc» and ram .bnpa, nnd making themsclve* and their famiiiee poupera to tax the community in which tbev rwude ; and cull are raadv to accuse tbeir neigh­ ■as-*--- SOLLINSW VOLTAIC PLASTER TIMS “;.u E WHITE SEWING Ma "ifflkSiTIK TUTTS PILLS Fort Wayne. Jackson & Saginaw R. R. SMOIIT XalTJTE. 75 Mii.t* nhoktMht t» IMJIAXXfOI.lS. lam.’Hvillf: WASHINCTON, miE sivma hace jCEKSTOirs*^ S/inSAfARILLA ’ - .i U&'lLr.'. SiSPnfiA. Isk Ca Michigan Central Railroad. GRAND RAPIBS DIVISION. GRAND H/.PIDS AND DETROIT BE8T II THE VHLHI Canada Southern Railway v*et ssrjrKr"”--— •T“7•“'“■■MtgfeWAtl'Kx REAL ESTATE. CHKAGO1 TH! IK8EJIBAILEOAD ..fisrastiir^ttuasytife Etea I Arr.n Mnlt—7— »HBW mil TB TOUI MMtt. ABBOTT'S PATENT ---- t»»aSSs PORTLAND CUTTER LMT hint Rnitr ittminii, THtCI I QILT EDGED CALL I CARDS AT THIS OF­ . I PICE 753F ..VbMM th � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-01-28.pdf 38c0fdc3ced1b69f71ba5fbcbcfc71a6 PDF Text Text Tin tfiramcnit Btf/lti VOL; 24. NO. 39, HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28. 1880. on them, have no right tu take a part to the uvgsnixation.or in any aubnequant pr» cwdiogaoftbe bcimteio which they art wroD-'lully csrtifitetod. They af* not, in fact, members , but the mrtubt r* right­ folly elected, as *Lowu by th* official ro­ turns anil tha opinion of th* court apon the proposition* heretofore by tbo Govrrnor-prMvnted to th* court ar.- entitled to ■ CHEAT CLOSING OUT SALE THIS PAPER AT THE CASH STORE 1 invite Hie Public to come* and con ms tn of ■ WHOLE NO. 1280 Stock which Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfe, Nubian, &c. rum *f ike Hun-c u Bcprewrntativ-w. mtr finally, whether they wtra fa fad duct i era le«* than aixUvn tntiubnr*, now that a cd, aa they have of any and all the parauu* 'I plurality elra!*, roe«irate a quorum of tinwho appear foe the purpura of oompuaing II Senate, nor can either hoove, viJwttt a their rntpceiire bedma. Coder Che fact* ' legal OTganiaui-41 funaed and without legal effiean chwun, compel llic attendraoo I als) offer th»i bigg*«t bargni ’OVERCOATS t and it m n**t within the power of person • wlvi in; merely nwtabera elect to do ao. i Tlie attnulaoce may. under our ( onstilu .! tioo, be compeile-J by inch - penalties a* I each bowse May prari'le. Iralil a kpd I argaatxwton 1mm bora effected there m no | lloura to .pro*id'* faroaliiui tor inch por- Bajoiou, Me., Jaa. Id, 18841. Tli- undersigned Jtntieca of lb* Su­ preme Judicial Court, bar* the honor to •ubmit the f<jU*»wiog aoaweia to the in terrogatario* propped and ba»*d upon th* accompanying autetaeat uf facu ■ b«r>L No such power in* cimmittod or ganiaed aa such," were debarred from any : intended to b* coaiuiitfXl into the hand* actino thereon by the oioduct of the pre ' -of peru-M not cua>pti»iag and acting «s an It ha* riding Secretary and Clerk. Tl>* amump «rgwu:«l and complvtcd bowte tioa of sueh officers, that no question , fre*|ttently happened tu *.ur hi.tory that should bo estertaiMd relatirc to th* rights |i legislaliv* bodtr* hwe i ,-n delayed davs, oi peraooa whew name* are not upon tbo , rad soqietimo nccka, without bring able roll* tarnished by th* Saefeury of State, to cunq.l.-t-: an or-anixatkn (oe the want of Imperial Soap »’■ and a roll of Us ofccial return*, and th* decision of th c Court le qualified before a Jnfimiujnntfo* aad lira* constitute aad organias a legal Senate ? A rawer To tb* 14ih, 24th and 25th HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES <rr sod Council, or being a Governor and Council they refo«c to administer the oath to one rejetarauiive or to all, tor there can be a refusal to all. equally aa to one, what ia th* mull? Is aaarehy to. triumph ? Cad th* Government be de •ir*>yo*i or its action paralysed becxrae three is no Goveniof and Council liefore whom under the C<»wituti.>o I Atewer—An election has beeu had by the tlcrtora of this Ruu Th* right* of the *erer*l person* toted tor depends upon the votew cast is accordance With the (intli - duty of tho Governor and Council | thus t * declare it. Any declaration of I tho vote not thus araertaioed and deelar ad i» unautbariesd and void. Tl.o Goveronr and Council rxamioed tbo return* 1 roll roataaotag ooe hundred and thirty nine* 139)uamc* only, and riving no repraMntatioo \b‘ th* five cum* of Parthad, Bucklaud Lowiatoa, Bath and Sara, under the beta a* stated in ipmstiow 18, without admitting at ooce.tbe twelve [IS] ■wm- per«-*u shall be si .wad to *«<< or take 1 part io the orguiution of either branch af the legislature n ■ mttuber unless hi. ' uw appear* upon the certified rail of! queatioas propraoded. By the proviiiun. af the Coastitutioa the court was required to rttpound aad racstrue the p-u»i*i* «• of deposit it with any banker or merchant th* C-otMtitutioo and staiutap involve. It town with the undcrxtnnding that he in td remit it to us on receipt gave full answer* to those question* The opinion of the aourt wai liras obtained in of the .Snip which is to be ahipped to Tn* care. Addrciw ran of the mode* provided in tba Voawti-1 DENTIST Miibitan Miille. OR A1W PTON B ROTH ER 8, Caw, Sin aid Onnatal P A I N TE R Jefferson St. , Hastings, Mich THE NEW VICTOR ntral Railrdad* DS DIVI8I0S. lanim simplified: TTO AND FROM AND DETROIT. lotion for aa autboritiv* deteraination of II after a full orgaaizsti-jo with a majority . determined and fixed by the Governor and thu* determined i* th* cooe!u«lve guide of Conocil. By thrir nelson in granting cer­ the Governor and council in tba perform- tificates to men not sppaariag to be Grated I aa.-n of their niiowlerial dntira. Any ac­ or. refusing to great c.rriificatm to men tion on. their part in determining tbo Gearly elrete**!, they may conalitate each . vote a* it appran by the rvturna in •viola- bouse with a majority to suit their own ' tioa of the ptovnioo* uf the Camtitotion pwrpusr*, thus straoglipg aad overthrow-1 and law thus declared i» a u*urpliun of toil the pcQplar will as honestly espreaM'd , authority, and mart bo held void. ft by the t» I lot The itoctriae uf that set' only remain* to apply tbora principle* to given to the Executive Depart moot the ibnrabjecte otatried in the cptenCioM propounded. The Governor and Council | have no right to aummou a perwn to *tt«id and tak* hi* »eal in tha Senate er very fountain of legwlatloo ana tied* to । lloON of Iteprwcntatirw who. by Ike ra- corrupt the Ixglalatir* Impertinent uf the It Krike* a dufh Mow a| taro* bcf.ee them, was not voted fur or Government. baiog voted far. wa« defeatol- To ram- the bran of popular government atsi ren­ mon one for whom no vote* had hern der* its foundation and gnat bulwark, the m expevwed by th* tul c«C woukl be a deliberate vMation of will of the tjScial duly. To rammom tboa* whom lot, . farce. Raeh botam h** th* ramo tbo return, ahow wet* not elected would 1 power, aad, i> charp-d with the mate duly be equally aueh a violation. Either would to declare the elreooo *f Ju own metub-r* | ba intruder* without rifiht into a legi«l» and orginixe in any legftiwate way a* be- I tire body. Th* ramiaorae* tha* giren fur* the paaaage of tbit adL would bJ void, aa in exeeaa of any power* conferred by lb* CuaMitntioa. Grant ihb jower rad the right. »f the people to eleet their officer* ar* at an and. We Sell New Machines Every Time. Liberal term* to th* land*. DmA buy Most Elegant, Simple and Easy Running Machine in the Market.—The Ever Reliable VICTOR. . ' ■------ VICTOR 8EWINC MACHINE COMPANY,------Water* Branca Offlra. S&ffran Bx.. Cosmo, lu. PIONEER STORE 1 JOB II. HI, NAptayTK. LJK. Mien.. ■ urjal id Bsl Bjuiii-M it lidnen , ,a»jt^nt-eteMja a» Krto-v «*J b*te-te»»- hair. . > STUCCO. CEMENT, BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS, ■ PLOWS, DRAGS cLothijstg Meas’ Y/itts, Bojt ati Cbilirei A SinguiALTY* Dari* Swing Marliine, Iteenrated Crock i-ry. always in slock. I.BfT HMD VLO 1W, Dm'I fail to m!i itkm in tvm. Reaperand Mowers. L. J. WHEELER. SaJifiUr, Mmfk K, 1879. 47t/ sSSai? Pays the highext Ctuh price for all kinds of Fanner* Pro­ duce. Farmer* will do well to con­ sult Mr. Crewy. before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at his Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hustings, April, 2. 1879. 49 H. Woodcock of Vaaraboro, Harper Allen of Fairfield and Joshua L Jordan uf Seawpott, would inch aummoos gtra either of the abov* named peraoba a right to toko part in th* organisation or a«h** quant prooeedingr of UieHlonaa. or would aueh right rest tu Cyrua H. Thomas of th* Farmington Diatrict. Hiram 8. Stewirt of Showbagin District, John Burn­ ham of the Ashland Dlstnet John R. Eaton of tha Jay District. William H. Thoma* of the Lisbon District. A. F. Andrews of th* Stoneham District. David llanry C. Baker of th* Cherryfield Di. tetot, Charles A Rolf ef tba Vsnreboro' Diatrira, K. 0. Cob of tbe Fairfic'd Dis­ trict and Robert Frtneh of th* Sean pert District, to tho exclusion of th* per­ sons aummooad from tho same dbtrwta ? Waahiogton aouatr, John Q Dwuaalt of York oounly and Ire 8. Ubby of York eoaaty, would aueh aummousea giv* tilher of tha nbove-namad par*M>* a right to lake part ia tb* organisation of swbaa- Bairs, Tata EeSWuiiStla - 1 — — : pgyasiuy. iil to .3 aiam*. tea SAWS FILED, inp to th* extltnioa of thi*.- rightfully alectad in then- pl*«u there could be no valid ekraiou of 1‘remdrat af the Samte. To proceed with th* organisation of' tba Senate withowl first determining mid de­ claring ita own mamberahip when atten­ tion waa properly called to th* bet that perwuii wrrtj peraent and acting without right and that member* wee* axdudad, th* Secretary reflating to entertain a morion Keep* cooatantly on hand LIME, Deakr in Grocial Merchandise, til! BIGAB BiMOAB MIDDLETOWN COKB. tn.ru a right to take a part in the organi­ sation *r ralceqoent proraodiaga of either Haute to the exclusion of tba member rightfully elected, a* abown by aaid r» turn* under the draw ion of tha Court, or due* aueh right ran tu laat aamad member, to the exeluaiou Of the member aummoned from the aame dlatrict ? Iran choaeu, ten tba President uf the Sen ate become acting Govmor if at hi* elactien twenty (20 > vote* only are eaa. for and again*i hint and those twenty are made up a* dterrihed in question 12 ’ Answer thir reply to I be fifteenth question bt ia the nagariv*, that one whose only title to tb* Prendency oi the the record to b* curvet. to receive it, or ■ duly certifiad copy uf it, to rorroet the rvtnrn »«i* provided in Chap. 212 of tbo Aeta uf f877. But la aueh caa* they are required to determine an ia*ce of fact whether the record or return i» cnrrocl, and *o far a* their .■nioo ■ coaenraed iu determining that &M, we think thetr de termination in eoeeloaive, aubjoH.of eburae, to be ravened by tb« Houw. If, houaver. they nboald refuae to bear eviJcuee and • tbtermuw the qaembiu, aud ahauid, by 6 If the rammau draeribcd in -qua* lion 1 i* void, and p*e*ou* bohUag each anmmraara take part ia th* ovgraiaitaui of either Senate oe House of Repraoante tire*, and without tha v*tea af aueh peraotu thee* ar* lent than «:xl*eu (10) teem Iwni ia the Sauate and law than seventy-, six <7C) mambara io tba llowac voting for 1 and agaiaai of the ofikor* of th* *>»-ealied ' Senile and Haute, hare raeli btoii** any lte.1 argraixaiton or ofcrar. Y Anaww —If objortioa wa> mode to tbc admiamUUty of tho illegally aummooad pwma. *» **t forth ia the atalemrai pea ►rated to na, and the hraaa* to«k ao raiu n errarrad Cuenctl had appeared nil horn * motion at a rot*, thvir authority would have Loen ths war. We therefore an •wer that the qualifying oalh. under th* Constitution or nature may bo adiuinM t«red to the tnembrrv «leet of either braoeb in any aumbtn, tliuu/U a qnxrum nut Siad be qualified bcfire prooradiog i-rlion Of speaker, *nd if th* whole of vote* for Speaker b Ira* than * quorum, and then* i* nothing upuc lb* form agaioM rvipiiring »ush n«w oalh, and to .ueh practical interprvtauua of th* Coartitutb.*, in the abarace of the axprww proviaiou or uaantfcA tataollon tn the eon trary.vc thiak efiara ahoald Ugivao. To will janify and render legal such aa orgasiaaiki* uf the Soralo and »ocli an OSganixation of lb* Hoom. W* think swob organiaatioo* would I* justified aad rood •red legal by the axteiaaa* of aaab abaom- �ryr yoQ mutiRff! The Maine Qt»e*l»n. The bill far the abolition of slavery in ’ • fa the first page ef thfa imce of the Basncb wfll Ire found the dncUoa uf the Cuba baa paved the Spanish Chamber of .. Bnprowre Court of tho State ..f Mafia, in Itrpwtic. The surrM way to maiouiu peace, » to n«nrer to tho .junttinns propoMid by the RepnUican membsra elect of the LegfaU- be ready far war. Let the Maine Repute ture, to which the rareful attention of the We do not enppaaa any one ever tried reader fa directed. Thai tire "Maine .|«atiou- will be aa impcrtsnL factor in tba harder to be a -rest laan than the austere prasidcntial eosteal of 1S3B i. very appsr-. old fraud Gsrcdoc did, nor did any man •M. end the facta, and tbs Uw applicable „ dfatfietly set . . ..j-parthanopM-l ton of the Court, that ererytme who de- , Wren't Governor enough to swear the Ke­ aircs la be informed should give theca tho ' ; publican uiranben in ; bat be was Gover­ dome alcenlina We are fitly ntrted nor emnigh for all other purpoae.1. that the opinion of the Conn will ifa nd I The Miniatippi Democrat* hate elected the down* judicial iorexigatioo, and the Gen. George to the United States Senate ; more it U studied. the more applrent will Arthur P. Gunaan has been cheten by be the truths which it embodies , Use Maryland Desrocrau. and Geo. R. L la it Buncombe or Teffy ? Gibson of Ixiuisians will sneered Kellogg. A UngUble miampi U bring made __________ ________ ____ ol PertTha //««cf rays. Mrs Sargent. *»« quartets to esthcr manufacture politi- I,ud. i. tailing visiting beraiater bcr sister Mrs. Mr*. C. C. ‘ Maine,i, b ca> rapital aad pxrtiiau bumoombe, or taffy. g. Seril, ef this p’are. fflre sap her out of tbc tetwn of Huperraor George B. fa B iifc.fi.. Democrat but goes Mancbcater, at the Ute semion of the | down he„y CB ,he W,, b Maie. Lrenl af Supervfaoes New fa - far from u K1<Jb “ Jr _.*■ . AU n UmU‘totA,, for Governor by using certified ccptw of tha official record of the several esties, tarns and pianist ions fi the State ? • Anawer—In car re-etl; answer tu the •{UMCona presented by the Governor, we said, in substsocc, that enc of the objects of the eoeKitnlioasl retirement* of a rec ord of the rote to be made at the toot New York, Jan. *3d. IH3«. Whilo Gtsxr.l Newten fa daily utd vc mteotalloualy exploding mioaa nnOer tbo reels at Hrll Gefi. and Kagit^i miners are blown el ibc rate ul 1 ,IK® / ywr, an [ eordtsg to tbo latex atnlfaticn, while cxcarating cual, wn hare been treated to a rim Annual Meeting State Pioneer Society. ilar disaster on a amaller serie nn board an Tuf 4uatfil Meeting of the Stale P» oenn staaissbip while bring docked Co its ct.-r Sorictr,. will ie held ss . Laming in aniral froen aerorn the Atlantie. Some incawtiou* 3uog*borrmra took . lighted KW yoji wm Hgtij. National Steamship Gmmr, and tbc gaa generated by the soft Welsh ecal, and ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. confined by the niter abmtsec of noy sort Ji*iTSas- irtinCZir J ef vealilaiioli, exploded, killing «n.* man re.’s.s^.a rbipr a«k>.as4 U arranfsO ia kaasr Seaannn outright, mortally wounding two others, Gen. Ralph Fly, .Mma, History cf and Mverdy injuring a number more, in­ Gratiot County,-continued. CoL Freeman Norvali. Detroit, Lift and cluding C.pt. Brackett, tbe wdbknown secret servire federal offirer, who was tn Time.i cf John Ncrrall. C l. M Shoemaker, Jackron, His Etthe very act of making ar important |HT*eooc in llbby Prison. arinw. of smuggled aflk. It fa feared Han. H. G. Write. Kalamarou, Bio”k ' The Weekly iLrrid the Captain will fire* (be sight oi both h» The spunMdic virtue oi the New York 'police has been exhibited again in tho shape of their favorite raid*. The notut, He was the ebnsce of a majonty of the iou* The. Allen keeps a dance house end rf *“• •»' >"• groggety in Blecker struct. ■ The fcqueul- »>>i» * bu.„ lippore would haunt each a plare. At r.. ■ e • son MUCO foe ilcaertiac him for a™ bon ,1 that. Lhi* services at .Supervisor ritortMcd th. January riomion or that he ,0’i " ^Ule. any rate, miny who drop in are ctxly oe was of «y particular benefit to hfas Town- !? ‘he ,,ou* of,. Representative, .U Des। cnsioual tit.tors, and are mainly attracted by curiosity. The other evening the place ahip cr the County, ia the sheerest bun was •urrunnd'd, acd some three hundred eomtr, absolute nonsense, ns ibc Record , prenaivo of the choice of. members far President, with the following retail : male and female prisoners made. Fnlcra will Mirai. they audaciously took the names uf dis­ Ixi a* sec. He was not on any confi Blsiae. « . Grant, J* : S* tinguished people in rain, it is astoutehing Bitter tba. did any buaiurm daring that I taring, IS; absent, X , । how many aamesake* nt ph-mioeol warThe hmirperalntt &nt‘ semiiio He was not prrecut sny luoni iug'dnriog the whole .rerei-.a at the hour .at Concord N. II. rep to which the Board stood adjourned, and we are told, only * very few times at ifill Call, er al the opening of any aresiou. Hr .fit loir part fa the infamou* attempt to steal the oftee of Superintendent of the Poor on tbe first day of l Fie fashion, com­ ing here, a* we verily bsherc, iter that pur po»c. on tbe early morning traiu. while wlisn litre he could not get tout an hour later than that train srtirra lu answer al roll e*H. Again, the claim that hit nt vires sboiteeH the se»ioo, lead* u* to inWashington Leiter <|Oire how long tbe Grcenbatker* would WA«Hit«<rro!tt D. C- > N^Jan 22d, 1880 j cannot detent tbc right of ,bt l^giristrtrn haw .pun it out if he bad not been on the to ascertain and detbre the rtwtR cf the etertion when the framer* of onr Ccnsritu, ....... ■ < ' -■■■■Imnuir vouniy, i threiteniug tu commit a bigger blunder tian and onr legislator* hay ‘ ' : than ‘yet wujlu them down, by Imring »ioH&fa, «Si«; : < 1 j« *p ■*“ ;• votes cwt and In guani lliW evidenre . k*TC l*cen il the HerrahDeans had Uvn ia their Mrina brethren bring their fotlotn spina* tbe eflet not only of aecdctit but! the majority, or even if soy Greenback "esac ‘ to Wmhiogtunflu aa appeal to f'on•A human faliibihty cr perfidy . it i. not j uxMb-rs with suffirieot ability t<> do the , grew, for recognition Let them ciore. duty swigpe-l them ha I bren on the com That is just what the Republican.* want. ____ mlttce t<> |etlle wi>h the Treasurer , omscrued, wbvu praetiobl^ fa*11 its prt\ I Tlir* *" f“” P1Uu‘ to •■b^rrar. str* I k> thoroughly veoulated and capnsnot so a* to thwart, but yq r* ly advance ■ and any fct»mp< to ,-,r*r any Gf-nfark rd to view and contempt all over jbe the main object, th- cxndfuanc- and or- mmba of the Board all orer with pofai. . .• , country • W» 1Ir d! hoping they will deriy conduct af lionmarat hr ths neo. 1 ... . ... eal s/rmc to insure hi* 4>j*f***5> in agan.’ enmr before (’ongrrra, in some form It uexi Spring ia a Republican Township. dirty tslfy or very sewlasa buttnsmlre . THE SUN FOR IS80. tW?.^-VJojX j Hr was dated by rilling to., long 1 thnjuniper tryl • Of eouis-* y..ar render, bar. aboni the mystrereu. uiorder of « lady uf l.-o easy virtue in Prittee The New York HERALD ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. New York HERALD. The giri wx* apf.pan.mtly robbed, but tn 'to valuaWe srlicleV thin any mtMcd *vm laf: behind. No poire w*. heard, ibnogh tn i the not* belew reeRncd a «h:eple»* inra lid. Altogether, it U a t.rry strange ran. WAI3NEFVS KIDNEY&L1VER CURE tinman Misery. rase like the present the remaii* of Chief Juatirc Marshall, in Cobras r. Virginia, are peculiarly applicable. “It i« tM~e true," be sap, “that the cuort wilfa not I lake juritdietiou if it should not, bat it fa equally true that it must take juriadlrafin joiee over the result. Herald the people *bn<s-l “wLoJcrrd wby.'we didn't use forte •n the first dsy of the <r—ien, fur by that '•The Home. ' fw in-tmcc, kerf’ rieadily ' sccumulatiiv fuisj* cud addin? to lheir. reaerve even during the darkrat period* of dejrra»i.a» Dn.mg lb- serif ports a of I FOR 1880 Tie Lslui Refillra ,. fatly i ast-WrrtiT. ClIA&UM DAxroSTH, Jmtx A. 1’nnt, AarxiiiK I.tr.nrT. Josrrit W. Srxtoxt* the “ Warner Safe Remedies," of whieb H. H. Warner & Co.. RochsaUr. N. Y., arc the sole proprieiers, we do *> with a perfect Hartls in the rSeicaey i>f their preparation, and an nnl-oundcd roufidence ra the truth of all that Jv snod, nd laid of them Teatimimials not numbered by bun-, dreda, hat by tbraMlds, are in the hands of shove nauxsl gwttlemea, all famishing ample corroborate evideuee that a* a raraties, for spneiSe lifarare* for whieh reeommendrd are an utvpuibfid and prolo order, are "Bona Fide." have attached date, time, plaoo and signature of writer thereof, thy same writing being prompted aadriy by a landsbfe desire, on the the writer, to give to suffering mtiBd , women an cpfwtnctiy to profit by expert I । of power a State •sovernment, but for' j al! our trouble* and liixh, and fir all the examiuativw of a rere-rt jam pollnbt I by I wrongs wx^isve so paiieotly endured we- the "Haar.’ | are that they ant ooly'ron liana t« p»y their regular disalrts-b bat are this day amply tepiid when wt rcm-mbare a!read> te-.-erred «b-r fi** i-y ibiw. ' her tbc instmmtntality by which we hare ilnnwpbe-1. jnthont firing a gun, without great fires, an-1 prerent a» sttvn.- m array of undoubted *«ret> a* ever £>r . proabending a drop of bfood. without one tceti.rn of their winy cuaromera disorderly asacmblage." ; The women suffragist* are having their, i ar.nnal u>w-wow here, and will make an i ~ a raiasnuian ncro. sau ot toe man wno : , , , . , , Vanderbilt tu a syndicate. There bunds was promoted on the field of battle for hi* ’«*•' ‘ fnr ,,Mlr “! ai' ire* <ifires.1 in general n. itkrt by tho hcrotam, by Gen. Hrant in person—the । ">H be the s:i»cold story dunbtb~._ C»ugreat upcra’.or.s in parrels to suit. and they only incident of the kind daring the war j peaemes: will listen to them patiently and -to keep the Union whole ‘ plx-iw-hule tha petition* with which they ! ' comfortable little profit by ths- Iraws-tii-n. -The tno atfaetionate riergymsa hare The election* ^rcuniltec of the Senate ! been frolicking lately io a very exuberant manner. A Mrtfialirt mlnhtci has just are still going through the farre of taking faco acquitted of immoraKty, but rebuked testiBsooy apiost Senator Kellogg, when it ter indiscretion fa proabyuoh* kiwing by ’* supposed they hate already made tip their mind* Io uintext him. They mean ckrgytniD has l>een obliged to rever hfa collection with his highly respectable, they hare r. new trouble in this raid. TheI, ooogrogation ii. Hoboken breciue of a ' new Senator from Virginia, Mr. Mahcae, | fatherly interest in hfa g..-id looking conk, | threaten*, to act with the Republicans. lie | aietupllfied as tuttal, by kkring , and antsevrr war much vf a Democrat, and he •mther Hoboken miiiutcr, a youth «C *lo ' 1 tjuenee, with tender whisker, and a teodre riMator clect 'Gsrfield, of Ohio. U the , heart, was hunted out of his very pkreani recipient of maaj cuogratulaiiuik. m his ; boarding borne el the point of a revolver promotisu. !aU night be wss entertained iliy an irate h-uband who heard him trying st a supper by Rcpmentalirca Townsend ] tn induce Lie wife tn dope. of -Ohio, and McCook of New York, st I A good btuinnse far afreet raiirori! earn . which Secretary, Sherman, Asciatant Soepantes to keep cut of, and one itf which I frtary Hawley, General Sherman, and act- | they have shown great profieien-y. atuin-1 era! member* of Congrm were prrreot, ed by constant pradiee, is that of running [ and tonight he ia .*erenaded. over people. A raull boy who was erip- j pled by the careicasneM of a hone car | : drircr ba. just recovarod.|l£i,l») damages A few more aueh awinting verdicts will in Maine will bare an important influence imprm the ennllcm corporatiuw with acute I upon the lorthcoufag I’rmidsntial ram regard far the lire* end limlm of pedis men, and heoc*. it fa safe to aanert. they , paign. Tho qnmticn whether or not tbe . fig articles ever used in the laundry and wereW not lend their natue or iaflurar- to , win rfthe people m dedared by the bal I the pcawmiigstiou of a falsehood. U will soften water, elean lot fa to be owriden by technfartiiMi will ■ kitchms. A peutly good hit at the pompomi pube d»e>d«! oncojor dl, and in a tranner I clothe* paint or varnish, wash' rifts, Joftee J lira who are al wap gofag to reform prii■ c doubt not to deter the enemfas of re- [[furniture machinery, and will not injure ■ lira and uanally fail io lb. inert lamentable 1 the most delicate fabric. Il fa nocexpfe-1 I manner, ha. been made by a grocer iu raw sire, aad incombustible. Krery lady that iI of our least ravory loealhiM, namely, AreThn Nnw York Herald. , ha* used it mya she would not be without' Wn invite the special attention of Broadway, where the lea«t ariatoeratic of I unr raodcra to the prospectus of the New ' our German fellow ciiiareis do greatly conTurk HfntW, the great newspaper ol the ( —— trecate in tnultitndc*. Hn remark, that ! r*t*» I country. Wc could not my morn or give far-' Houvehold Need. a tupsyera smori.tim. fa "an ixg^ix Aiott tluv information tonoernlng thisextraetdi- j A boisk oo the fam, tie diseases and , . . - . ■ , , I»,‘ treatissanl ant Free. Including nary journal, than contained >• tbs nd- , Bwm !ir„ Coafi;.,. Td_;j wetiasmant. and will nly odd that the Ltrtr, Jaundice, RilfonaoL, HemfaXr Pcbfasber does not ovrratato concerning jXwttpiioo, Dyspepsia, Malaria Ac , ad eutoprire. m under way Qm fa to improve the tar-famed and for­ merly faehhmable wslaneg pfasr, Recksway Bearh. tn tbo extent cf SS,M»,M0. • ------ .---- . a----- t msmawlh h<jcd i coUmmI Ic long, with all dm PIANOS.; M editorial a hili n CORIUSP0NDE AGENTS READ THIS! Hrfl-ta teip?. ONLYMEDICINE Tb toil! .Dim OM Pay You A °^I£?4PMPDm- ■ ‘ 5,000IBSbM'. GOLI Wc^L-- v__ II tata! Bijirteat Lcoim: uon] $2,000,000,000 TteCHieiu.il ai» Africoltinl ■nr on mna nl railiwed. o« -ylllire OroraMA mle *r»: . .urnRiUy oneany liublfah- Knappan** Law OTico. "OUR CURIOSITY BUtlP." WOMANS KINGDOM, and THK HOME DEPARTMENT | Wat "Halil ar leading and in', resting fore I ............. frte.fiW<0. termJa W rout. Apply M Knappen'% Law Otlce INTER OCEAN �tin R. R. Statlrike*. I Through' the c-mrtrey of Mr. T. J Boat, i tba a.vommodatiav; S.'atiaa Agent, in thia i Mr. W. D. Hoy^, who,has been many y*srs in aiy cmusy, haring associated him.cif with me in the Dry Good* hu-tiwsa. tbe firm hereafter will be known as GOODYEAR £ CO., and I tnwt that the new firm will, by ; City, wo are euabiad to place before cur ; n adara tba foBowlag authentic autauMul | lb. year t879. j year,1878 ve before mcmCS proeaModi ' eaten the iMuincr pruaperttv of the coontry indored by tbe lleremptioa ot eperie Freight foewavfod free, Hwcmga 23,44:^98 pounds M, C. emuings on tbo name. 628,722 38 the same being 569 cam Wheat, 109 Flour, 15d Umber. 38 Stock, 57 cal* miacailaweaau freight. The el act wright af wheat in 569 cars aa weighed into ffovator at D-trait ia 13.­ 116,146 P «»b eq«i 40 218,602 bueheia, 26 pound-. Average ecat of lh« line per bushel for tho year to the buyer ia tbiaCUy, waejmt about 6100. showing font without rutwing their muntbo.'' Many axe uxioua lor brm to May longer, but txt koeount cf other engagements bo fat to visit neighboring towns ; NsahviUe, Feb. 2 to 7. Don't be afraid ofgetting be mbugged. neighbors, go and see him and bear his free lecture. Ha talks b urse a-aac, and In addition to abeve freight forwarded there has been shipped to the M. C R. R. , Co., lliyaia Timber and Lumber which Uncage docs cat abvw above and for which there ia no carriage shnwn. Thcec ears at the Post Office. will average 5.506 feet per car, at an aver Mich., as Second- age coat of 611.00 per M.. making 16,776. Ma O<r.______________ paid for materul, lalxe, Ac-, which amoaot is left in tbo hodoof eitmene uf llaalinga elrea James Hall, James Nims. Charles Oska, H. N. Munroe. Wm Baldwin. 'Eire FiSJd, W. Sponable, Andrew Kennedy. Geo. Whitney, Tutu. Beckwith, D. Hough Matter, Geo. Altuft, C. W. tfoufhuliu. Mark. Burnell, John Stilsoo, Mills Ingka, JoIran Ruaeell. Jubu Q. ParaocM. G. H. Ri.ldoaoo, John Mate. D. E-lmbymsr, E. B Matthew., E. Xyu, J. W. Altofi. I. Sponable, Wm. MitcSeO, 0- D. Spaulding. A. R. Pratt. Jacob Rhudcs, Peter Miller, N. Abbott, Wm. Trego. P. Butnp, A. Barnum, H. Knowles, D. G- Ifobiaeon, John Dawson; E, Bump. F. A. Blackman, Rev. L Ms.ter, Dr. Burton. Dr. J. Bnssell. Geo. Moore. Deo. Wolwatt, W. P. T c origin 4 atcry, •■ Grana's Leap Year Cod delivered to engine, 41® tone. Party, ”wa< niivvoadably crowded out thia Fifield, D. MeOmber, Manoieg Dead, Total bransyv end earning) of both in Jas. McGlynn, H- J. Mod. C. MeeaW, a.-.k, Lot wilt appear in next wrek’a iastaa. and out beta.- 34,403,286 pounds. J. C.Btail, Wm Baleb, R. IMIvia, J. Rreeipu Wtikiue, C. M. Menderahoil, El itn Creek, JU,691 10. A. W. Badey, John Tester, O. Hnale, Solon Doud, and a great many ot here. 13^’97.77. Entered Bastings. Sw teliit ?ii? Pries Stares, are ectiiM <o a paaeion. 3d, Tba wvWArra or fritare of all aoJdiera who Lfoad or ware killed while in lbs retvice, ara entitled to a peertoo, providing only am hot ah™ n nara. merit BooutinuanctJ of the patron­ Age so liberally bestowal in the past. With the as*ttran Ct' to our customers, that our stock will in the future us in the past, be grebe endured Dr. Ktog* CJiforoia Golden C-mpoaod, for Dyvprerii, Con r ipttioo. 8i-k Headache, Ccodog up of F.xid, Jnaodicc, Liver Complaint, IhRoua•«M. General Debility, Drowaiueaa and Low Spirita Thia wonderful remedy will pomtwtlf eare, and that where every rein­ ed. baa tailed. To prove that thia woo­ All aridiero who are now reeeivleg pen- d Wul remedy will do all we claim lor it «ioM are entitled tu an ieoreaee of peaaion you are preoented with a trial buttle free nf if the diaatriiiy for which they waa pen tail, by which you will readily peraeine aiuoed h inoftaaieg. it* wonderful curative qttalitira, and which and prices as LOW if not LOW­ will abow you what a rveriar one dollar ER than can btv found elsewhere, prior to July Im 1880. in mder to get mm bottle will do. For trio by Burnell and with ' many thanks to our peuaiooi back to date -nf diarh*rga or patrons of Hastings and viciuiky, death. AU daimv fir poomon 141 with me vail) Aa lbs cutlook ia al t meat, we think 1 remain very rcapectfully • be proaccntad promptly and anoeemfnlly. that any one of half a dssra RrpeUicani J- S' Goodyear. 39-10 Du. K H. Larmor. we could name would be more likely tv ao- ' in Corner Store, Empire Blork. Organ for Sat*. Go to L U Stanley') ibop, the firel d-ur wot ol th) Centra) Houv, and rec so organ that yau may buy for 11 00, and lb«p again you may not. Said organ ia of tbo Smith American manufacture, a vrey fine black walaut caaa, ud coataina 21 Mtu of reeda, and i) in good eoudtuuo tbruugbuul. The onjati coal 6150. throe ynre ago, and it baa had the beat of care in the meantime It baa bren placed *io my baud* to diapoae of by drawing, and Henry of Baltimore, brotuibt to . .’Saturday last, five hogs of tbe ' >ta breed, t bat weighed 2560 Ibi; cf 512 I’m. each. They were Our expenses are light and we sell Mr5eouTTOr‘.-sen--n' rnwwla in Clnia malin .. w . .. . FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY Fo?Xx«!re yean I had taSerod from tttae to lhae. terribly with Rbrumaliam. to voch an extent tha; I waa unable to move about, and loat the ure of my Itmba. I tried «v«nthing rocomweod.-d to effect a __ -___ t-.j ___ ..e .u_ — pn pg A VA^AEi-E INVENTION,' de AwftaftOI TH£ world ntaowaio wIEson sewing machine In workmanship Is oqual to ■ Chronometer Watch, and as elegantly finished as a first-cisgs Piano. It received tho highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo* sitions- IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than other machines. Its capacity is unlimited. There are mors WILSON MACHINES sold In the United States than tho combined sales of all the others. The WILSON MENDING ATTA CH M E NT for doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING, given FREE with each maohine. bpmii. The foiluwuig accts. w< ! liitcMoek k Eaiun, Lsmbor Dan'l BasVin. 1‘utix Duty Jaa.n Rt;h. Repaying City toola Aillafs Hrae Matazise. Aj«»—Alla Barlow, Kelly, I'reMoo, iShritMT t'.d Stohblna—5 Nayt—0! The folbtwieg ,km rexived from Pin- The best Goods made .Vow is the time to buy your printer Goods a^fd buy them Cheep „ . JULR’8 RUSSELL. December 1st 1870________ rept2»jan» Drugs and Medicines, Counctl Proceeding*. Common Cueocil met io regular ree ion ' at their rooms, Jan. 16, 1890. Hie B n^| la Gray, rupymted by (Riat. A. Wat- : Mayor Grant io the chair. FdiU Avenue Combination, at I'nfon I Ml ot All bahg called the following F.-klaj and Saturday rv-aiogs Belt. were preoentAid. Rat'aw. Kelly, Prrateo, Sbtinrr tod Bubbire. Miautca of prcvfotu mretiap end approved. JAMESTOWN ALPACAS 1 j Whati.it? Ans.—Tour Prescriptions a I Receipts. What is it made of TAns.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? Ans.—With care and accuracy. Where to get it ? Ans.—At Eoberts & Haichki where vou will always find a full a select Stock of • ' Amount paid out by Company for Tim­ ptayiug for a tueeling of 6how thia to your Doctor. -u>, hoping thereby, that an ber, Lumber, Tim. Sahrire, 4c., Ac . I— Ct.eVM.AKt> No»- I. 1878. Editor) “ HoeA/rr «m Erir" Vlev-daad, 0. . <t.t betuado to get op a Ulbttril, o| Jacketa, tide, Martod co' their Kutrip nearly a year ago, rv- From -fS.OO to /SO. 00. FIRST CLASS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 4SRS.I 027 A 820 Broadway, Nci& York| New Orleans, La.; Ccr. Slit* 4 Exfocri Stt, Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, Cal. Formalc by all Find^Cltuu Dealers. •»I want to my dreesfo. Mr. , bought ■ bottle of the Oil, and >W evufom that tha reeuh was truly found relief imo»vdwi»iy np-i, th-r first ep .c----- ,------- rd entirely after Feeriay a new .......... ..................... .. auj cuetlnu-d to me the remedy every three boors. All pein bavins left rae I anwc from my 1--I [OMPANfOfT Vol. MS. Elsgantly Illustrated. YOUNG PEP , will, that aplcodid Mar adtrere, a Gray,*!!! bold tfo luerd»at Un­ Friday eeiSatarfoj ttnrfiiage of ; Pay You >.000,000 «f the Barry Cmuiy Probsts’ Cnun for lb- week coding Jeu. 27. 1880ClctB -nt KUilih. Judge . »'rrUy :. Balins Bliss. r^CKAOU. u ’ . 'R. C. CbMubcrUio. Al ospsod- Hearing ua probate ef will remtwined and will admitted t» probate Jin. 21 —Estate pl’ Nnra V. Budikr, a minor. Order tefotrd discharging guar- West Meriden, Conn. Meteorological Record. co ia a wheat affair, while Estate of Richard Ha ffsndcn, deceased. inp^iy of a gentleman who I Order allowing administrator'a final aen. Will. Green ,M-~t'd ld«j 1-veuing laM, atid he ' omul and discharging him from his trust Adrien by the Lraawer Vink’s Illustrated Fiord Guido, A.besotifol work ot 190 Pa fra. One Colored Fhiwer Plate, and 5U0 IHti>tra­ tions, with DrarriptioM of tbs beet Flowera end Vegetablce. with fwieo of seeds. Koala cf J. II. Betce, deceased. Claims board and order fur paymaut entered. Antonnt uf claim*, 6304.85. By Order of Committee. s), minora. Guardian's acccmn* allowed and order of discharge entered Estate of Peter Zabrick, et al, miocei. Warrant aed ior-aury filed. Petitica for lienee to sell ml eetAle- March let next areiaurd ft* hearing. Comity Corr**pondenc. EntTOB Bamsm.-J’F* had ao dcaire get up p>ntn>r«fay but think il ao more pard> this ••publie epUi-m” matter Each een MUie that 'metier for themselves by pawing thr^t<b tba diatriM and not lay it ua ear family, as the family insinuated did not insert the article. As regards punish­ ment tJ ••the folk boy” f more rrypenlfetly, C>ctrd foe sweurUw, as the young man thought it naVuted ton Wrongly nf vulgar­ ity to be compiled with. We do not like to judge ebnauns character, but ciaotvriy THE CINCINNATI DAILY TIMES- Th Iffllsi Pnrclaxiu Cmpuj :®fio At a n-.ctirg of the Church and- Soci­ ety Si the Preabycsian Church Ou u>« 25th I6M, Jafoes P. Rnbwts aad Qfor. M. Dewey were els-etpd Troateaa for1 three years; G.-urge Putnam and Jui^o A Orctd,’ for two years ; W II. Hotuem for oneyvat, 0. G- ILwtly holding over. At a aubo«iMM meeting of the Cburtb, James P. RoUrt-v Waa elected Elder for nn From tho Banka of the Hudson Ntvraoo. N. Y , Ort. 20.1879. II. H. Warner 4 Co-. R-chea'er N Y. —Gentlemen "A lady of over seventy years of nee. io failing health for over a year, has been using Warners Safe Bit ________ _______ ui. r—i. grateful for tbo benefit Av haa derived tbarvftam. and reys that until aha tued il her atomaeh roold bear n«i vegetable food for over three year) I briirr* it Io be a certain apccifi- for dyapcpela. 39-40 J T. Jo*i.rx, M. D BuoklM's Arnica Sain. Tbe best salve in the world for cute, bruises, curve, uleerv. salt rbeem, tetter, chapped hands, ehRbUine, corns, and all kinds of akin eruj-tiooe. This Salvo » gujrinterd to give perfscl aatiefoc kn in Nrcry case or money refoeded. Price 25 Vinta per box. Fur sale by Rum ill Bros Cant Sump. In Kogliab or German. Viok'e 8e»da are tho beat In the world Fira Cent* for poMago will buy tha Floral Guide latliag Ua to get there The Flower and VogMeble Gardea. 175 I’.-va, Bit Colored I'iMro, aad many huedred Eograiinga. Foe 50 ceuta la taper aovera; 61.00 ia rlagiM ctotl. In -Ger Cut Glamware, Lamp. ChaadeKen ■mi llroeuw, TaMo and PuckM Cutlery, Shania, Saianon gare, the well-known fattar ftaua, red Noveltire tri BpaaiuMre of many Daoeriptfosa. OHIEYsBSg POWER CORN 8HELLER. �Free trade is ajl right in its way, Hn I what young men want this year m protowtioo agxiMt marriageable feutake. SELLERS' COUGH Dan Voorhaea soya the r<m>a Ohio u a Republican state, u because it romaine more Republicans thia Damoerat*. Van ocearionably turn. lame aam« powerful re- Ladies PHTSICIANt, CLEROYMER AID THE AFFUCTEB EYERYWHEBE. ™ “a™ TRIUMPH OF TBE AflE. proficient scholar- that Garcetan and bh advisers did tint find a single error in re­ turns made of vote* cost by them. The Democratic party, it tni-ht be remarked, always wu “laanon* tor »pe!lio.” Tilden mrr pills CUES CKX UUDOtf. TUTT’S PILLS -■7 ?' 3S&3 Gareelon has added "wriiln” to ita neeom- TUTT’S PILLS Thlnga in Goneral. proepcrou* aad happy one 12 sraa 8484/M7195. Receipts for tbo The wedding few received by oar rest leaving a balance Jan. 17, 1880, of dent clergymen go far toward detnenstrst8523^10.54 ; increase for tbe weak, 838,log tba: the good limes have come again U&59, The Charlotte Zxmkr, sap:—"It will The New York WorlJ rap:-"If Tbe Battle Crock Jounal of last week were right and shoukl bo jnatified; if lys -.—"A Battle Crock boy shwt a snake, they violated the Ceastitutiou and the urioj nine feet long. fait Lard or Butter? Why will our farmers persist in flooding the market with such quantities of *hlte. They win 11- lardy looking butter, when they can, by the use of Welks, Richardson A Co’a Per freted Batter Color, make it at the golden w York ^ribuse say* Uartelonkill able to feel pride color of June tha year round. Any but­ ter buyer will tell you that such a color will make a diftrreuce of from throe to six sbow for it presently. cents per pound. 2d—Tbe great problem no* before Con. An Iowa Judge's Sentence. . grero—bo* to do nothing for four or five racy of the United States. Tilden. 4 lb—A Beymour boom hx« been shout­ ed in Washington. It sounds ra molancholy as the signa! (rum a ricking ship. Sth—The glory o! bogus Governor Smith waa shortlived. He ewme up a* a tossing sentence upon some liquor dealers in that Suu, remarked to them as follows concerting their crimes: While there are greater crimes known to tho law, which ore punishable with great severity, there are none which in­ volve mere of these nudities known as despicable meinnora and audacity than the selling of intoxicating liquors. There is something in. the taking of human life by violence so insununcoai 'that it shocks and terrifies ike minds of all,' and yet we look upon the man who takes human life quite as mrelr, bat by a slow, lingering process, if not without condemnation, at lca»t without horror. the fraudulent Governor, tho fraudulent Coaucilmcti ind Elite officers aad tbc fraudulent taembera of the < Sen ate and tenoc arc in every moral sense murderers, House fa Maine, and tint J i» tn slink and you are within the spirit, if not the away out of the publie gate. ■ letter, guilty of maailaUghter; for the law The Canton Repn»it"ry thinks uno cf says whoever accelerates the death of a human bring unlawfully ia guilty of, the Edison'a eleetris lights should be located crime. Yoor Waited victim* upon tbc on Governor Garaslon'r eye-glasses. ^*r- witness stand, and who undoubtedly comcelou does not need light. He walks mined perjury to screen you from ihn 1st, right into deviltry st high noun, with hia not only abundantly testify that you are accelerating death, bat that you are indue , eyes wide open. tug men to commit still gnuter tri mew than Tlie Cincinnati, Ohio, tLaiaserci-rf, yiiitr own. Yoa ttiB maintain the appearance of saya :—"The question to be decided with­ in the next six months is whether tbc Re rtvnsctsbility, but how morally leproa* and irrnfuiou’ you are inwirdly, the rain, pjvpublican party it organized and maintained erty and idleness which you are inflicting for tbe benefit of the country and the o|>uo this community declare* as from the adysneement of the prinmpta.jT liberty, huuBctopw. You arc living in idleness .iu-.! eating the broad of orphan*, watered with widow's tears. Yoa are stealthily killing languished ritilon. your victims and murdering the peace and The New York IkrM, rays -.—Ohio ia industry of tbe community, and thereby always bound to have a finger in th. pie, converting happy, indostnou* home, into aad Cincinnati no* claims to have grade- rai*ery, thriftl™ poverty, and rag« Yon arc sowing the roods of ignorance and tdU nero and want among the generations to fag off'legs in her Medical GollcptTbc Oaveruor, in menllobing bis loyalty, spoke of having lived for wrenty yozrs in pray io ttax». nightly with daolste hearts for the coining home of your Maine, bat ha studiously avoided raying vktimn, whom you arc luring with that he waa educated fa jOUo. I> may tho wtlns and atnilca of the devil into mid­ night debauchery. In fine ooe can have no adeqnato conwe call attention to the fact that history may be corrected. Roared In Maine, rd- cepticn of aesfaract until ho wee Niag­ ara, nor of tho terrible fury and grandeur nested in Ohio, and dixgraccd everywhere, of a stcrm in mid ocean until ha has wit­ would aocm to be abnat the abnrtew' way nosed om; ro no one can know the utter of expraming it. degradation and total depravity to' can be brought, The Mryetulrn! Slitranuin says:— whiehhia specie* until hs looks upon the dcsclatc turn We agree with the Nashtu TticynijJt caused by yuur hcllixb traffic. that “the. doctrine that any branch of You arc jiereutcnt, defiant law-breakers, government can play the usurper without aad shamaldsly bcavt that in defiance of interference from any other brands to as law sod moral sense of tbe eomtnnnity you will Motions in your wicked and criminal weak in law as it is total tn atatoamsnship." nr*o‘.ic« That ia to aop^if law is founded in jtutiic HowtoGet Well. and tnmmon Sense, a« statesmanship ought to bo to be worthy of tbe name. | Thousands of persons are constantly Attorney-General Tappan of thia State troubled wish* combustion of disaaMs. Diseased Kidneys sod costive bowels arc belieree that the Supremo Court of Maine their tonnentors. They should know that can take cognisance of tho roaming-ont Kidney-Wort aels on these organs at the proeae of Gereebn and his Council, and »mo.timc, causing them to throw off the reverse their action if U contravene* the poisons that have clogged them, and so re­ newing the whole man. Hundred, tmtitorney-General of Maine refuses to apply Congruumin Frye, one ot the foremo*i of tho loaders again*! the altempUxl disfranchisement uf tho people, U the brother la-tow of Governor Gsrechm, the chief of the eonepiratora Tho Chicago Trilninr wickedly remark*: General Chamberlain. In that staunch Republican Jotirori,The Grind Rapids Ecyle, we find the following which is surely worthy of the aUortton of otfr president makers. It sap : 1 "Will there be a Presidential booth for Gen. Chamberlain, uf Maine ? liet's see haw it would look rtjwiy Far President, Joshua L Chamberlain uf Maine; for Vice-President, Thomas W. Ferry of Michigan." ftrfepa I *I.«.'S*xvo>o' fa itrolf. Lb TUTT’S PILLS The cause of failure with the majority ol propio if, that they are oat of their place. There are Loo many clerks ia tbe pulpit, too many ministers behind counters, too many men who would do Utter la work far others trying to do buricam for themBclvta, and too many tuecbsnic* at the broker's board. If every man wsi in his place, and frithful to his work, there would be few frilurev. Loyalty to Christ, ssys a distinguished speaker, means loyalty to His church, and in any caw where a secret, oath bound organisation is regarded as para mount authority, the chureh should re flute admission to the person. It in very evident that tho distinguished speaker knows nothing about oath-bound societies Ear we know that no oath, obligation, or instruction, is given to any person that in anyway interferes with bis duty to his family, church, state, or any honorable rc- Do you waul a purv. bloom-. lac Complexion I If w, a few applleations of Hagan * MAGNOLIA:BALM will grwtify Jim to ywir heart*.* eonteat. It <1<kt< away wllh Nallownr#.--., Bcdnr.s. PimplesBlotehrs, and airdbraactt end Imperfections ortho akin. !'■ orrrrcmre the flashed appearcaco of brat, fathrno and ex. rltommt. It makes a lady oY TH1KTY appr-ir but THEXIT: and m aatural. cradoxl. and perfect arc Ita effretx. that It fa Impoaalble to detect its appUeaUoa. . SYRUP ! . > 1 , 60 Years BeWre the Public. . ;, , PHTMliLL ; I 1 । PROBATE ORDER. STATK or MICtnUAX. C«*aw«t TUTTS PILLS E,*”. TUTTS PILLS TUTTS PIUS ; JAlWIMir ®y pr- -i' i IM ■ r-11 by I:..- i>r.'....2 ’■■1 ~orv Hau 85 y.-ar., $ >ll&r WTilv nnjxnvr.LTiirtl r«ult«.J IS.- BEBD FOR CIRCULAR.; ; S. T.1.MMW, M.C.. •nd *11 .xL-.r **<*»■ laxsrwtM la rail rat*t* • k r.-c»lrW t j *>pu.- M* uraioa *1 .*i.t xirart. Ibra la W haMra *1 UwrrskM* URm. is tb* alls I't ftauUui. «*4 «bi»w «*ara. tt «av tbvrs b*. wbr sS’.x-i ttw !>■■—>*• lularM-.tJ is mH ratal*, *f tat pan:*srr -t rraiH*. uls nxa b**naa irWttl * *«*<MWV wialwt •»* HmxHi«l >■ •aatt&aau -f B*xr». tbr*. a*n<-t|v* « ><ii. *r.vm> la raid Answer Thia. Did you ever know any person to be ill, without inaction of the Stonueh, Liver or kidney*, or did you ever know one who wm well when cither was obstructed or in­ active; and did yon ever know cr hear of any ease of the Clod that Hop Bitten would not care.—Ask yonr neighbor this t n,..«TL«:M »« JtHlrew. Alss J. MHlrsw istrssTuwf;i'o; ■QtSS*'«l,A."tS ..»« H..W. nil.di, st UraliXii'.'L-nl.Sra.fc ?Mialrer Uarvy. ■■■>1 Caw itasaa (a Mat aa Mlmra. TS* tba n.rth ran ■1aav(rr aat *M> tlwar qarva to lawa xio* wJik1*!!}'n* *r La-lx Ubawm. M aio*. a*«t«fi|ta raxULim la Caurtra - aatnwtiilru l» InevMTiUte laU>» Calaa aai itCu 1 cTh. SNOW i CO. Aa the outlook ia at present, wc think that any one of half a docen Republicans we could muse would bo more likely tu sccare an election than Grant. wer la **■! t- r tUnr Nothing make* a .man,.w<mao, or child foe! mrooer than a tickling wnraiion in WASHINGTON, IMPORTANT LETTER ‘HE WHITE PORTLAND GUTTER From a Distinguished Physician. Sewing Machine Unritcle-d it Afptanttt, . UtparaHticd is SMtfkily, Utsurpasscd it CaatrsKSics. Usprccedestcd irftpalarity. Atd Uufapatid it tkg Brod Ml PHttl Esttt lltK'IKlt, Ikrt Perfect SeTrffig Hachir.: IN THK WMLO. BEST II THE WOILI! SANFORD'S RADICAL CORE D Carnap. S UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION. Jaffnraoit St., North-we.utem Grand Trunk Railway. Bl-CARB. SODA Michigan Central Railroad. Which Laika new tMag. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. ?iu.rNTJto”-P!.?S nCOLLINSW VOLTAIC PLASTER DETROIT rums *a«n anuesne rttur:; mm siwiii~iHcnite po. Aectricity Canada Southern Railway S--®j SSSstxEsi BALSAtis AHO PINK. TWO INTONE.) serving of lbs highest praia* for dberootno*. firmness and lavd-hcadcdacaa, is Gen. Chamberlain. lie was the man for Tho New York-Tniwae aayi:—"The tbe hour and for tbe occasion, and to him Waablngton DunderbraJs seems to be. the people cf that State are probably in­ debted, more than to any other one per­ IDTAHIC BALSAM son, fur their escape from a bloody insur­ of tbo Maine Dnttderhamis." rection." It rasy hare a tendency -to calm those Another exchange rays : ■ excited Democrat, who are calling Gen­ "I'nt a marble on General Chamber eral Cham bet Irin "Blaine's military dae- lain', head and it will not roll off." Ipct," to bo assured that tbe two men hare j . If You Are Sick, Read ibron on unfritndly political terms I.r a time. That feet is nolorions in Maine. tho Kidney-Wort advertiscmant in another column, and it will expbin to yea tbe ra A more apwopfau hit than the follow­. tronri method of getting well. Kidney­ ing from tbe N. Y. wo, Wort will save you mare doctor's blib have not seen for many * day “Tbs than atty other medicine known. Acting With ipecific energy on tha Kidneys and GnMolwek Ccnfcreriec has called a Nation­ Lrver,.it cures the worn diaaases canned al Convention at Chicago for the 9th of by thAr derangement. Use it at onoe. Juno-otw week sf:er the Republican Convent ioc. The. call itself is a gta-d exWhat Sbvnfl Drink Doer ■wple ofwbu wind can ' dn with the 1 Thia wu the terribly suggestive alatetogiiah Ungrogn.” meat aayoMd on tho blackboard which ««xl «x th- pUUorm st the Chie^o noon Tbe fight in Maine is not a fight be- prayer nuwting the other day : Vtck'a lUuitretad Floral Guide, “It er»U 81,000,000,000 > ytv in twron tbe Republicans and Dsmueratt, A beautiful work of 100 Pages, Use tat between the Republican* .nd all mtwy. Colored Flower Plato, and 500 Illustra­ “It makw 6l» per coat, of oar insane. oUtotx, of whom the Grroabackore see . tions, with DtncripiioM of the best Flow­ ‘•Il taakea 05 per coat, of our criminals. tags nugority. Governor Guneloa b a “Il cause directly 75 per cent, of cur ers and Vogelabta, with price of seeds, ZteroMret, roman prqwrty . Forioota, marden. and Low to grow them. All for a Five I# K»S'“h ot German. "It wads forth 96 per aent. of our vic­ bet th. msjoetty of tbe Cowril. whjcll Vick's fW. the bort in the world. did tbe counting, are Greccbacken ; .ad ious youth. "It roods one mry rix minute* into a i^0 »“> t«*e Floral if tho meo to when-, oarti&mtes hare tmn drunkard, grave, or nearly 100,000. Guide tolling how to get them. »**» • *»taro of the LaghtaK. Tho Flower .nd Vegeuhle Garden, 175 Culotcd F’Uua' ,wl ““f tuDheap their arota, it will raroilt in thatfedrad hngrartitga- For 54) cent* in paper tian uf th* Greanbaok eanditUu. for (forcoven; 81JM) is elegant cloth. In Gcr- Vick's -niustnitad Monthly Mecaxine— 1’i*X«a, a Cniorad Plate ia every num?’T ‘•’^Cravinr.. Prirefl^S «r; Eire Copio for " “ “ ‘ Nntshro. MMfcr 10 12.00. 52.5 ‘ Atliir'i Hue Majaiic? 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If yon want a m«princ that ia in every reaprot a model, both in apwaranx- and matter, aabecribc tor Arthur's Home JAME SA REDUCED RA TBS POU 1H8O. Copy, one year, ' 82.00 Ctat. Ya BEP AEEDID Subscribe for the Barn � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-02-04.pdf e7df6d6d5c5d95728fedc91ee41fc25e PDF Text Text 111 ■ ■■ VOL. 24. NO. 40. THIS PAPER .....REW YORK. ■swiwaan a «v#esis«w» »sm##m lUarwoea HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1880. GREAT H OUT SALE AT THE CASH STORE As I am now ready to Gloss Out my entire Stock of I invite the Public to come and examine my Stock which consists of Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c. ATTQR5EYXAT lav OVERCOATS which I will sell your good Christians can ''walk anywhere' near him for fear of soiling your white I , robes. Ob, when you dear lietlt ugeU i gO up yonder to expm'a your heavenly "Thera will bo no broken boose, and I ' yearning# with a golden harp aceompani- must hare her, Richard." m*nt, may the Neater for whom you have ;I "Will you kt me drin ?" fought each a valiant fight, have loo much ' -Thank you. I must go atone." With one more took al the determiotd girl, h« turned to obey her wish. She HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES The Price of the Imperial Soap in $6.25 per box of 100 1 Ih. burs—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send us nn order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box exjra free as n premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more boxes at a time, with remittance, tend whcn.we have thus received orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box l?ee us propoced Maiiville. ff you-do not wish to aend money in advance you raayi deposit it with any banker or merchant in/ good credit in your I Midiiai town with the understanding that he islo remit it to us oh receipt of the Soap, which is to be shipped to his rare. Address GRACE'S LEAR YEAR PARTY. CRAMPTON BROTHERS. | kitehen like a# cast wind, breaking ia open Grace's reyrrirti so suddenly that ah# wu taking the iron from her band and draw­ ing her into the bright sitting room before the alxtracted gtrl fully realised that she ff- J- FaXX, Carriaie, Sin aid Omiieital .. ? «l N..TEJ* Corner Monroe anil Jefferson Streets, New York. SIMPLICITY SIMPLIFIED: The first hotel in the State to mince rate#. Tb« first hotel in the Slate with Pas­ senger Elevator. • we Sill New Michlnes Etery Tine. - BenJ for mastratal Citrates aal prices. antil you tava esea the Liberal tera* to tbe tmta Dcu'l tasy , Most Elegant, Simple and Easy Running Machine -in the Market—The Ever Reliable VICTOR. VICTOR ’sutrora’Mo*' 1211st'St But Dtum-nm 11 iiciuti IC MACHINE COMPANY,----MIDDLETOWN CORK t.. escaoo. Lu- PIONEER STORE ■ (I. IH', Kevpo evoiianlly on hand LIME, HAIR, Mem' Ywlks, Bcjj aid Cbiidreii . J STDCOO, CEMENT. BRICK. TILE, . LAND PLA.STER ' . PUMPS. PLOWS, DRAGS LEFT BAWD PLO WS. Reaper and Mowers. L. J. WHEELER DRUNK SAWS FILED, (lain, Tailaji Bcdteadi, ai^ Sifez t®W U KIT. 'He waa not at home, ud I felt obliged' to come, and the waa the only bone at my dupoate Ricbud barne-ed her under protest, nod I expect to lod him sadly disappointed because there an no broken ■ Riebird, I shall tell .mother that I la going, and you must oot tell her about "Nothing bat aome important shopping Nellie until 1 oom# home." •xpedittoe, which h to result in the glory to her ironing with a troubled heart, won­ “If you ever do come home," he mat- cf the grand party eoald cal! forth neb dering if her life had been such as to fur- 1 daring. When shall I drive ?" uish cue# for Rom'# reproaches. She ' knew llirt the had never thought of her ■ brother in couoectiou with the party. u a spirited horac^rill wfieu released from Siwe coming to the farm ah# had declined.I' tbe stable after being toug a prisoneral! inch invitations,' thinking she would 1 Every lime that she spied a fog, or a bird not go to the first, and it would be easset (, dew Up to the rood, she started, to that to rtwial the second. She moat see Hose I1 Grace's slender shim acbad with the effort to hold her. This kept the giri'e thoughts 1 busy for the three first mile#, and prerent Her cheek flamed suddenly as she asked cd them, from dwelling upon tbs object of bcraeli the question, “Would I be aaham-1' her visit to town ; bat as the gray because 1 tidy woman steading in the doorway, od to go with Frod ? He was ao intrill-; calmer, the misgivings at Grate's heartl Grace said quickly: gent, such a graceful cum pan too. She grew stronger, and more than ones she hadI “I will have my leap year party now knew that he was the pride of tbe home ; nceriy turned NeHie'a head' toward home.. | with yvur oonaeut. That la the widow ol J the man who waa kilted la the mina a arete, ud that the enjuymenl of many of, 1' few months ego, ud I can tertify to the her visits to them was owing a great deal Ev«b Waa it becaute he thought that site shared . them has the Jmst faith in me. the fewllng which shut him off from all mother turned pale when I told her that I companionship but that of hte ow^ family ? waa gving to town. I will just show them ud did she share that feeling ? She did that it is pjMible to pi neflr a (re and oot not try to answer the question, but, ret­ “Hare you an invitation to the leap His Irot call was at Nr. Ashbury'a. ting down her iron,-she weal,to her room year party ?" . • nd prayed that her friend# might become Lilli. Ashbury had been one of hie favor“Yea, Robert Tompkins brought me one lowly followers of Jeeua, ud that she itre in the old, py dap, and be was «uri too weeks ago’" uua to know if her greeting would be' ohUmight never, through fear of the world, be “Are you going ?' tempted to refuse tbo cup of cold water to ling like that cf his country acquaintances. “I bare oot thought about. it much, uy of hie little ones. The morning came, bright and beauti“You're a meet provoking iceberg. look of pteuned surprise, and returned his There'# not a gtrl within five miles 0! greeting warmly, al tbo warn# time admir­ ua who has thought of anything etec for ing the handsome face aglow with the long He waa aoou laughing, as aha tboagbl of her New Year walk in the clear, evld al’. been mitteoed, ud Elma Norton ear# that girts and callers in the odd city days. What surrounded with' . cutatretebed bands, ah# will talk until the encores an escort, if would tome of thces eallcrs think, to bm which he took with the easy frankoww it should bring her a dcaen millets#. h«r now 7 Would it not be fun if she wax obliged to "Whatever they might think, 1 know watching all the lime Lillie'a whilZ band that I am a happier and mom useful girl playing with the dainty allver cup which than I waa then, with all our wealth and she held out to him, the wine sparkliug poritten. I half believe that I'm glad ; end changing color Ilka a great laming "Ob, I secured cousin Ralph the very that father tert hi# money." day of the invitation, ud have been taking Ho had opened bte lips to decline .>1 She chirped to th# poultry, and they lessons in bsrtiMwing ever aiaoe, #o that I mm# flying ud gobbling and strutting gracefully, u bo had teamed to do, when cu do it all in rtyte. I'm to hare the ah# suddenly drew beak her band, turned new cutter end Fred's bells. I've baked red ud pate alternately, and stood staring the splcndidart fruit cake, end it te all into his face, the very pietaro of distressed froeted and ret away to mallow." "Don't let them fly away with you, Mier Groce bail been thinking bunily, while Fred fell that a doxeo pair ot eyes wore Grace," ..id a voice behind bar. her friend rattled on, and when aba jerked "Turn about te fair play, Nr. Clifford. watching him curiously, and be held out her bead around ao that she could ace her I na off with a goodly number of them his hand for the cup, drank iu contents lam, she waa ready with her quirt but last night. If they should era their com­ with a smiling bow, and net bimarif lightly decided reply: • rades banging in a dismal row with all to the task of Bartering hla liute friond to "I think not, dear." f their email nocks cut in two, they wouldn't regain her composure. Ho very well knew That bring just the answer which Rose the meaning of her confusion, and pitted be mercifully disposed towards me." had expected, she made no pretense of ‘■Oh, they will not be too curious if you her while he inwardly curood her blunderaatonuhroent Iler next question waa will continue to dietribuu the coni. It's He Boon took hia departure and walked down the street without Mhn for aaotbut brought a wondering look from Grace. mll^nd wuodsrod if branded Cain fell She looked up into hie face, and the “la the party at variance with your any worn than he did. look pained her ao that she eonld not reply creed of the proprieties ?" • Whero'a the good-of trying? every owe Arter a Hille ailenro she mid : “I did not think of it in that wky. You “Why. I forgre to wish you a happy expects me to fail, anti will be disappointed bare all been ncighbon ao long, end there la a perfect undemanding among you with regard to it. I am acquainted with so few, and have not the heart to step beWhile be wm letting the Ulternma Tbe words were spoken with such a twpen Elma and Nr. Delafield. He being childlike wiatfuloss* that Grace foil like *nettle over h'ta brert, Lilli. Ashbury Hoad one of the throe genttemu to whom I pale. determiood face, white th# srocrying—ebe hardly knew why—but ah# with ' should due make proposals, you have Pnyii the highest Cush price for all kind# of FanneVs Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Cressy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at hia Elevator, corner of Broad wav and Railroad Street*. “You sroeld.uot risk the diagram of Hnatings, April, 2. 1870. 40 having entered company with the third,*' broke in Rose, pemteoately. "Dear Roue, what can you meu T‘ ud Grao# looked wondwlngly at bar ftkad's fluting eye. “I mean that you are just like all th# • GwUtewma," aha mH firmly, “I hrre always beriu^d to offer wine to those to whom it may be a temptation, bat I never felt the ten of it a# tsow. With God’s She waa tarty far having said that. She help, I shall never again taste wise myself, kuror hia foterprotatina of tbs remark when aba row ths flush on bis fees. "Thank you again, Him Grom. Nay year Now Y’esro be all so happy that you BANGING BINDON CUBTAINb for them. If I had known that they did not t invite him, ito yea tittak that I Would i Lav# gane to one ol their old partite? ; Ralph ud Frod wore Miking0.1b. pooh Ths Belu Noir of Malden Aunts, To-day 1 art ia a car ssax od ths Lake Shore rood, behind a pole, care worn lady, who ra taking a Uttls boy from Clsvr tend to Ashtabula. -As ths Httte bey t— =ri=d, thing itromed to attract hte altcntkm, 1 could col help listening to some of hia took a east bold. her. “It was only yes­ terday that he mid that nothing would Induce him to lot uy ooe but himeelf ' • superior quality of her cake ud callee I shall starve before we reach home. Will -you tte Nellie ud partake witfi me f He laughed ae he assisted bar to alight. She ran in alono eod. when he was at lib­ erty to follow, he found her talking famil­ iarly with Mrs. Clinton, white a brink liute girl arranged the oak# ud eoffee for two. When they were anted, Gram's . ’ ed man who mt before her, oot whom ah# , would dan a greet deal to save, but a handsome, elegant gentleman who looked very Iktte like a bread plucked trom lb# THE NEW VICTOR Tbe jingling belle passed tbe house, and the girls heard merry laughter and gay voirow. Rose turned to Graiv and Raid aoftly "Bat your'* is the bert leap year party. • Where do Stan come from auntie?" understand why it shiul-l be eerier for one who was bred and eUncated as a geatteman to gratify hte appetjte in a sateoo, where ■ he will find any number of friends to i welcome hun, than to puroue the narrow i Imperial Soap above, nature, and just how to work upon bis present mood. He knew, too, whet that :ule of wioe had done for him after his 1 had no heart to go. after talking ao long sbstiMare. Is it any wonder that ron yesterday. Elma Norton took when Nrilia flaohad rioog Main street, r on Ralph at the eleventh Lour, and I Grim's quick eje asw the fnlfilment of ’e come to ask if you ran ever forgive her hart's prophecy? Fred stood with Bob. Barney among the crowd ot elegant teengen upon Hsge'e corner sod his face wu turned to tile steps which led -down - into the saloon. “Don't, Grace, darling. Frod told me The girl's heart throbbed painfully ae she> all about it when he cum home. He looked into one familiar lace after another, called you God's good angel, and said that ' you bad restored bis old faith in human nature, and made it powribte to belteve ia God's bring kindneos. He mid that be touched the raffing, she had reused Nellie knew that you had a higher motive for efooe to tbe walk, and riertrified him with your arts than tbo world could give. Ym hia own name, spoken in a tone cheerful win help na both to your peace, will you end coufidewt, bet wbteh aejl an entreaty echoing through all the ehalbon of hia comfort Rme flung off tbe twining arm ! and began again : "Ob, there's Ninnin Lee and Jboute ■. never hate to aok yon twire for earthing Avery and all . tbrir tribe going to prayer ' and that give# you full elaitn to the name.*' "Well, thia time will be an- exception, unexpected start end Grace almost foot the meeting every week with their earnest deairu to take up the erom and battle for Ii then, for Prion and Doll are art hareemed rein# Frod jamp«d and enught her. look­ the Christian eaise, yearning over the I to the Inb akigh to go for wood." ing inquiringly at Grao., who spoke hur­ •poor heathen,' and #11 that, and not one j, Grace stood still fvr a moment, bar riedly, bar eye wandering weevoualy over I mouth and drooping lubes showing her tbe staring crowd. he went to chureh test Sooday, protending ditappoiotmeot. Thea she looked up with - "Boe, Mr. CHSxd, that ia the wuyabe that they did oot see him. Of oouroe, if the earnest fare that woo any request Lu behaved ever since we started from Fred is earn: st about reform, be should be home. She has quite lamed my wrist, Ifidepeodrat of . all such things, but, ( ud I am afraid to drive beek. How soon unfortunately, bo 1a a son of Adam—has not yet outlived bls apprtite. You cannot! I also offer the biggest bnrgui DENTIST WHOLE NO. 1291. “How ho* walks I he looks ad athletic. spending hi* iacoase in saleoc* They laughed thta. ud halted h ‘youthful folly,' Not every young min would choose to but wheat he made a muly effort to place walk seven mile# to town and back with ao many splendid hones in the stable. be alroog enough to Heist it. lhay ‘ treat Oh!" with a deep sigh, "I hope that he him *e an outcast, calling that a disgraew. will come home with a etep aa firm !'* Yea, the very onw who ted him into throe A thought came to her suddenly, s# she ‘youthful folliro' which came aq near to gated over the shining snow trade. raining him. If it were not for father's paralysis, he would go away somewheic. but be hasn't tbo heart to lease tn bow Thea after a long ulaocr, during which He'# getting discouraged, I know be io,1 her face settled into a look of drop though tand he'll go ta town to morrow, I know ii falntsa, .be rigbed softly . he will, and Bob. Barney will be tare to | “Tit try." "What will you try ?" mid tbe hired Here the flash went slowly out of th# man, coming ouj «<r ths porch beside girl's eyes , she flung hcroelf 00 s cbair, her; "to take cold Mending there is th# and sobbed wildly. Graeo went to her and pul her arm about her, but she was’ so shocked al her J “What will he think team? Well 1 dtd not-do it to win hi# high opinion. I wanted to help him for hi# own sake ud for hi# family, and, if my act has been unwiee, let the thought ol a worthy motive Theo the poor, worn oot woman rigbsd, and leaned her aching brad on the bosk of the forward aeat, white Freddie buried himself by pteeing hia mouth agaiart the window, and soutoquised io a sing song "Mary had a lidte lamb ' "Sheep had a little lamb I Sl>b raised ths coffee to bar lips but dropped h quiekly with a tty of pein . saying fcintiy in answer, to his look of , “Ny arm te hurt wore# than I thought.” ' And tl needed only ooe gl.ne. hi her pate face to show them that aha was suffer­ ing. Tbsy bound the swoBen wrist with wrt etotha. .nJ Fred bald ths cup to her lipa, bitiding her drink Io th# success of her leap year party. She obeysd with eoarlet shako, and was very glad to find herself once more in tbe alsigh this piser for twenty yean, and we bare They talked of many things, bur they never sold a proprietary mediriwe, that were very near home before he made toy gives roch uaivenal autiafaetteo u yoeuu, especially your Kidney and Lire# Cure, and Safe Diabetua Cure, "Will you promise me, Grace, the next time you go in pursuit of a wudem not to trust your life to ao wild a horse T' .She looked ao disUmsed-so doubtful cf his optatoo of her set—that be bent down and took the limp band io his, mying gently: ■ I know that you are suffering chia for me. It wUl not be in vain, believe m«. �r,* Grounbeoh and Democratic Support of. tbe Fraud In Maine. Tkc public bu already b-eome weary i' •>f the political eoefiict which has been I la H Ignorance of WHHttl Lytof?- | Eorro* BxHttxn —In the Hartings: fome Jjvrvil of Jaa’y J2d, inM, I find I : taken off hm family, rod baring rimUar oe ! 41 Barclay Street, N. Y., bate issued their reprint of bLACXWood's XAtUSCMl' for January, and the present number is ooa of ucuMiil fataraat. Verhop the pa per wkfah fovitw the rrost attentfoo ia fa hole in tbo floor rnvraled the mrthod cl tbe form of* letter written by a Turk who the thieves. White Mr. Mo*m wp toek- ia highly educated rod baa been ao exlag up and trying bolt* and fhutien. lb« burglar* who had dipped into the cellar, ret briskly to work. Aa Mr. Mcstro rat­ tled away nt bar and lock, the burglars rawed furfoutly under cov/r of the noise. : rarion hitns-Jf to go nut, b« locked op with n-uch elaborate rare. On bfa retera a very short time sfurwavd. he found (ilkanud other’ vriuablo good* misring. A New Yorit, Jan. 3lHh, 1880. Eight thoueud dollan waa the nice IUde aunt realised for the rarred cause cd charity by tht grand annual bell at the bold Mtvmpt of Gov. Gsrnckii and the' Academy of Music whieb has became in Groesbeck and Democratic managers ia : the crranc of years to bo maidcred the When Mr. M. retired, the burglars hofated Thoughtful men wb« read each aa arti ­ Maine to reverse the will vf the people by culminating pint of the faahionalfa aca- up a amril boy through the hoi* they bad routing out their legally elected Senators cle can have bat little thilh in any rtata- son Tht lion lira down with th- lamb on made xnd waited till tbe old man came and RepraaeatMivee. Il has been alarm­ mentto befoeed io the newspaper that back, and While he wu fumbling with hfo would print it as being a truthful stateed at tbe detennination of three loaders to keys, they deliberately handed out tbo ateignore the mandate) of the Supreme Judi-1 leu good* in broad daylight under his cial Court. It l.» been troubkd berauw 1I majority of raara. the preaa of the to- agers. The ladies of every race and de­ none, >o that no power by cop'd preriHy j called National party are either managed there is evidence that bpdira of men were gree of beauty don their sweetest imilra su.'pect them. The trick was cer.rinly by man who are ignorant, or by men who and most resplendent jewelry, and the cosber describe* the sheep washing and abcerurgsaixed with a view of seiring the Capi­ are knsvre. Tbi paper ftam which the tol and placing in Mtlhority State efieero tumm are with eaeh succoeding year get­ Why la it that people will build well in-, berw-broaking. and a -fearful rido above u token being one of our eity pa­ bare Ucc'.ed un an “untamed fiery'' bull ; end a Ixgiriature pot elected by tbe people ting more eoMly and artistic. The over stairway* without auy grating at other rod “Haw 1 Fell among Thieves,’ an pious and censorious may savagely say that protection at each Boer'! Koene yean ago, amu-ing appeal to legislative aid to pro­ There are a few facta in connection with but asuiall percentagecf tho extraordinary while Mopping at an uptuwo hotel, I wit tect tho unwary from being 'trapped into making wedding prraenta. trotion, and particularly the attention of expensre'of the evening goes to the poor, There fa a long review of tbe Roman tboae who stay bare been led to believe but tbe fair argument is that the amplcy Breviary, trauriated by the Marqueas of ment provided by the wealthy and luxur­ that tbe Democratic leaden of the country Bute, riving an account of the ordinary ious gore a long «ay to forestall the ne­ have met with a change of heart rinec the public wvrahlp ol tbo modern Roman CaWWW 1 4. (bb, u 1 Mid ULi., I d. iholie Church : and th.: book ia emumencessity for appeal' to charity. At any vu, and that the Greenbackera are honest not want to be "harsh toward the editor of d-.-d to the lloaun Cetbolie laity as giv­ in their pretended apparition to election rate, it is jdaarant to do goed and enjoy ing theta an opportunity of etudyin- iu that paper. fie decs not belong , _ ataolutofrendr. The fiat fact ia that Governor one's self doing it. Eogli.li tki- devotfoua which are binding ly to either clans abo«o named. In mr To tum from the npper tea to lets ex on their clergy and ou tbe lacsibcr* of opinion his mmstaUmrota are not wholly the rari-a. rtfijicnv orders. ailed circles, we find gaiety to abound. attributed to ignoranee or to knaviahnre*, ifoteral other »rtidre well, worth notioTzmgshcretncn are not generally supposed bat they are singularly made up of bothiuf ounplete s very attractive number of to be of a very inventive turn of mind. Ha io both ignorant and. knavish, and Their work fa very laborious and while .which predominatre his most intimate cultivating their tnuncle in it, they have usually expended tbrir surplus energy in the qumtion teasin' unsolved. Now as striking their employer! for more money to the tnithfaloese ol the Maiement. Il and their aaeociates from Aha. shoulder for may be and probably ia true that Uhio The peegre*. of the prere in the Ger " glory. They hare now introduced a new baa 153 books, and 1 am wdl'iog to admit, feature in social entertalhmcnta. At a bail man Empire has been very rrmartaldc ao far aa i thw article ia concerned that recently given by tbe fraternity, the com­ daring tbo pa.t four yrar», and ttys too | thoee banks have 1,372 salaried bank offi­ under not very encouraging eireuniHsncts. mittee of arrangements provided a retiring cer.. Thb would be 9 mlaritd Cicero room where tho guests might betake them­ The email aired papers arc .compnlively selves when they had got their tightin- dear. Yet. the prnprirtora oeca'ioaully . gtnng on in Maine for tnorei than two) H.T. WITMIS8 PUBMCAT1OTIS FOR IMO. man and hia family ? We hope dab* will be formed ia every eity. town and village chat is reached by the morning mails from New York on the sure day. THE WEEKLY WITNESS Comsacneed with January, 1872, and fa ' near tbe completion of its eighth year. It al present muoa 54,000 weekly, which gu ; sura from tbe bagiatring haru been over I twenty mil) ionj of copies, each containing a great variety of the interesting matter, namely , News of the Day, Pricsn Carrent. Financial Report, Spirit of the New Ywk | Itaily I’resi.. Home Departmeat (moi*: fag chiefly cf Letters from Ladies) with a i column cf letter* from children. Genera! | Cotvespndenro from all parts of tho eountry, modi of it Valuable for intending eol-' onute; Deportment* for Agriculture, Tern- > perwee, Sabbath School. Kdigiaua Read- ' ing, indudiag Daily Report of Fallon 1 Street Prayer Meeting ; Serial and- other ' Stories., it gives mure reading luaunrl Having hod nine years nxpnricnce in Jifterrut branches of Mercantile Trade in a place where busi­ ness is done by the, Thousand?, I am not entirely inexperienced in business matters. I am constantly buying and will soon have a well selected a Lock of Groceries, Glassware. Chinnwnro, Ac , &c. I offer no ‘•baits” iu prices but firm!/believe you cun bay of inc at a little cheaper average price than at any other place in the city. Sugars, Teas and Coffees I am sell­ ing at bargains.’ Lamps Side Lamps, Bracket Lamps and Trimmings Cheap. • Choice Hunoy, Full Cream Cheese, Oranges, Lemons, figs. Cranberries, Horse­ radish, Pickles Plain and Mixed, and » full lino of Canned Goods, all very cheap. A new thing, Fresh Compressed or Lightning Yeast, nice light bread in three hours. • . Farmers I have shipped about 5000 11h.. of dried apples, but wi!l*lu.y more and will buy all kinds of dried fruit and produce for cash or trade. Remember die place, one door east of Post Offlcc. W. H. SCHANTZ, I DRYGOODS! DRYGOODS! | eargu on board, and pummel each other to their hearts' content. Such a lufciy valve in Ohio than it docs in Michigan for jealous foelinga or aa an outlet for the only three Democrat* in Maine publicly These 1,372 salaried bank office** draw pains of indigeMion fa wrtainly original denounced tbe outrage and but one Green 1 8I,B4&,IOO. in salaries If there are that and fa a decided improvement on the pro­ baeker of any national reputation. Nearly ’ number the salary cf **«h would be *1,315 every other prominra: man in both parties ‘ which I presume no one of average fatelrllher silently-aeqaierced or openly apprev- ■ 'llgraco would fin! fault with. These Tbe thirtieth annual Miteanrnt of the od by letter er speech tbe action ..f thg | ataiemeata, licw-yer, I care nothing about -Ulna Life Inntrance Company, o! Hart­ usurping Governor and Council I for the purpose of this sttkie. It la the Again, when thernands of the btuineaa ' 1 foHowfag which I eare prticularly to no- j ford, jutt out, once more rail- public at­ men and the beet atiaew. of Maine path j, llee, that diis aetount. to wit, 81,315,VH».'! lentfan to the invincible strength of this hpd been prertieally robbed of suffrage, j pto, which ha« Mill it. h-a-1 offi-re in the' old Kbeni.h eity, though it is a B'rfiu journal to all :ntcn.» am) purprere. Its j war intelligroee during the r’ratree’L-r■' man war wu admirable, its foreign earros-1 pondenee it invariably exesHe-it.' and its | trading article* ore lucid, p. iote'l aid I closely reasoned But'its in at cuaspacu- ] etu fretUKa orc its reporting juJ droribution. ft Ls. Its stiff of ahondiaud writer, tioaed Got. Garcelon to refer the cam to 'I “fa auSriect to py the ralarv of erery in a gallery in the ChrmVen -t the CapL hriKvida-tly been a priwpcrutu car for the court, mere leading Democrat* and ; Senator and Representative in Congrcw*, | lol, who relieve each other every tea mtatbe .Kina, which hat added a quarter of a □trr , and the note. <.f cash rcj~srtcr »re ! and to pay the running «pimnr.f twenty, than urged him to lake lint eourre. And |{stitae like ^Michigan.'' ’million to ligsurplov. and orer half a mil­ printed when he had propounded quratlona to the Now l«* u» bare aotne atatistfca and ] bro to its SMta, which [now amount to wire* to Cologuc. _____ _______________ court, tad had reared a judicial deerei clow upon twenty-six mplfons of doihrv, and publulifl in time for dfatatch by the figute* th ad cannot bo denied nigbi train, acd th.* pprr rircrilrt-.-s fa while its surplus, as regards policy-holders, Berlin in time to U laid co tb< breufut which should have led him to unde khs We have 293 Rspiaentatives and 7C rtachf, by the New York standard, fire wrung* ho had committed, no Grced&tker table. Tbe number uf home *ubtcritcra Sesttoi* in Congmo. In all 3G9. Their 1 million*. Whet tbe character cf there a»- Em Increased in ten or orcin- j '.are ftoru or Democrat advfaod him to obey tho man pay ia *5.000 a year, each, boride* neert data of tho oourt, but several did adruo ' my traveling expenses going and ' return- act* fa may be infencd from tbe fact that about 12,000 to SG^OO-a very credital.lc tctal for a miuitry like Gcrpiuuy . aa i a during 1879, tbo Ccmjaany'a Interest ochim to py no aucotion to it. separate edition ia ptibHthed te-i l'l*. to.enact alone paid ill thcdeatb lasvt* and runWhen tbo Izgi'lature met and ths 1 tratumfariou 11 foreign twnlrie* i .'fa;? Now any boy nt average intelligence ef iUpublicans undertook to seat tbe Iteprsrigntficant Mill cf tbe jroafa- intkr-a: fa: the age 4 twelve years would wrenaia public affairs fa th- -rati- cl th-r. :- » sentatirra elected by the pogple, but were that tbe pay of oar'Seaatore and Repvcoverruled by tha most outrageous deefaian* aentatirce ia Congress, excluding their of presiding affircru, ao leading Green­ there was n-> political oeirrpsjCTia Vi ! traveling ixpen.ee would be 81,8d.5,<XK>. backer or Democrat protested against this It ia terrtuin <o think Jif how, in the In ItiCO, there were ovc| a hundred If the rtatsment of the be true, nah of oae kind cr anoffur, wliilui abuse of power, but approved it through­ and we liml no traveling expense, to pay heart nf the grander: etty ou thia ccauucnt Exhibitiou year, beforeihefie.»-id, out. When this' bogus Legtdature, whose outrage' are pcrpetraUd for moniha and fiir Congrrs.vu.ao, we would have 8100 according <» figure, in the ofleh! rttt majority waa made up of mm mated in yean on helnlen and ’ hopelcM vietime: lb»y had inercaori to 336 left to pay the running ex proves cl twenty Irat oot elected, proceeded to elect a Gov' iisimmena.ly surprised n>o condition uf Itjily ju> t.<« Matts like Michigan,cr in other worda, eroor and State offie-ra, no Democrat or •rlicn any unusuallyflagranti " 'ibrought _ I ported to Ke vwy *=.!, nijd ye: tb., i |5. ia the p<im aeewreary to pay current I the beginning of the wiufer Tii ■ k I expenroa of our grand old State of Michi­ to light, an 1 for a few diyv thivr i. a great stir easd- Then the matter drop, and ; gate Cotrwneot is unnccearer), . Etartly what the writer means by run the sickcaimt rascality end ill usage ef the rally decided that the Republican Ixghlapoor, the feeble or insane continuer. Two ture, composed of a quorutu of pereoas make hot little difference aa any candid eaare hare ja»t come up of a very heinous elected by their ronmurtion at <bc eoroti- fair man will own that the article in nature. TTie Rev. Mr. Cowley, cf ths lutfou and the laws, was tbe legal Legfalaquestion u aa unqualified falsehood. If Shepherd 'a Fold, and the l.an-b'e Fold, turo, ten leading G keroback ere and Demo we turn to Pago IV of the Auditor and half a doxru other clcwo»y nary iurti- daily c*rly and unu®a!!jt crate openly counseled practical diaobadift Gcneral'a toport for tht. State for rear tutions, a fox with the en» of the wolf, iug all oatdoMt wets. bare been bread rfata and 1879, wo Sod that the net cash diaburae- who bn bofu nnrartbed and made to ><ep meuts for ^hat year lor this Stale was Aiwo and out a dreeu times, more or leva, vhope Live been racked hy band, |l,W,237i«. or nearly 125.000 more but has managed from time to time to fin­ pry peasant. . at Scrmiiip like •. than ths anount paid by tbo Ohio banka, ger considerable aum.s from State and City occurred, and a!mu»t every da At every stage is thia ooulict between yet the Co«grc«»nen and nineteen atalea appropriations, has again been brought in­ news from the pvovuiMSltf 'pcopI log for bread and cMbfoymtm the I'illrirary-GarBclon-Smilb plotters retaaiu unpaid. to Court by tho ffoeiety for the Preventagainst popular government and tbe per. icn of_ Cruelty to Children. Hia ertab- clearing away tbe snow. { Io Itos - ilr . pie's repreaectotires, the mass of the infiuIbhmeut wa« a very torture house fr «n number of beggar* i» very much ■ tboi all aocoont.'. the horrors of wbi.-li as- inert ire. A roup kitchen has been Jtsrt-' cratic partire have defended it and made it eworn to* in court 1 will not attempt to rr- cd by clerical charity, and thia till'no , doubt stimulate the Ubsrah to au iar I a pert of tbrir policy. Deweerata of reeounL It will bo enough to ray that lion ; but it i* the rural [Hattiet* thi* -uf ' •portability and property have vied with Dickens, in hia wonderful doecrifdlon of fer me**.. th. Greenback fanatics and CntaiBunfats. Mr. Sqoeera and D itheboy'a Halt hat bat Clots oUervcr* bare nrt faited > re-1 IO7/ELS, , like Blood, in defending thia outrage. feebly anticipated the actual stat.- of mark that Prince Bfamrok's p*li y i.u•! ''KIDNEYS, often been guided by bfa awn p rrona! Dvmocrata alaimfag to be hard money men 838,087.78 things dUeloaed in the invcrtiplioo just G3.CM.4S held. Thro, over ou Blackwell’. friend, !»7,837.15 at tbe Inane Asylum, one patient murof fiat money to perpetrate a crime by 77A98.M which they might be able to secure U»e spails of office end defraud the majority in qttlry, and it ia learned that in the ward when be was I’nuaian Minuter at frank fort, and tbe ooolnesa cf bu nlatioeo with Maine of their voire in the Praridentia) Thia docn not never nor begin to. tbe where the poor creatures were ,confin<3, Prineo Gortochakoff date* from the dq Irunning expenare of thia State, but ikry were no let* than thirty-firn dangeroat malic incidents ia 1S75 Tho urn-: fa tbe This wanting in Maioe fa a timely one ut certainly running expenaep' Multiply lunatics, with bn: one nuraa and three csm in bfa interior policy. M. d< IIi*bemac it shewa to the people of this coun­ thia sum by twenty to tow 20 state., pauper aaitetent* to take charge of them marck never forget* or forgive* an iijury, but bopirstie- bfa enemies with the megt try that the maw ol the Dembcraticand and we have the aum of |5JM3,nA00, or each night. extraordinary tenacity, even wheti they Greenback leaders in tbo Nortk are ready more than 34 million., dollars more than ia The gallant Saren th Militia, tbe pct* of to defend, approve and aid In the perpo- paid by the banka u stfied in this Fifth avenue bsllse, aid pride of iaabioatratiea of uy outrage upon tufrage, ud article. abb tailor* and geota' furntahin- good* will defend uy political crime by . which The magnitude of the falsehood can be purveyors, are very mnr.U acandalired by tlrey can attain political power. The pc. better ill-aatraiad by giving the actual fig­ the application of a oumbci of colored in­ litical leaders who are willing to enter dependent military cowpaaiee to bej^ninto plitical prtnerabtp with tha Inflation solidated into a battalion, and enrolled in lanatua and Ccmmuniate. ar* nn mnv« worthy ol public soaSdence than were the see why this should be so. If they arc Democratic leaden ip 1861 who opposed not lavoriteo with the damsel' of Murray 3,000 tbe wir to late the Rational eiiatcaee. We Hill, are there not dusky beauties io muat beer tbit Etot in mind during ibie Thompson street who adore them? If year, when thane pa«y traders will bo sonot eonaidpred elegant enough' to act as lirittag oar votca and see to U that we tubers at choral weddings nf millionaires, hare u a itaodard bearer one that darn M,000 what white man can approach their grace­ meat tbra iaen to Sko and compel their FOR. SALE AND TO BENT ful deportment at-a cake walk? If it fa hinted that their poailfowu waiters and| was wndemued at tbo luatue.' of the whitewMhero for the moat part, fa not. Priuoo to om year's impvironmnit iu tfol Balance-----13,583,073 equal to that of the youths who deal iu priaou of 1‘lartxcaree although ho waa iu 1 vwy weak health and medical ccrtiliraus In other words, the article—giriog it stocha in Wall street, or eharm confiding; ahowad tbit tho Mato of bfa lungs could Not for Grant ; its beet poauble eonatraetion fa relation to The Rhode Island spmking of Ctuloutera from tbe country into buying; not ftand the breathing cf tho hot air with । one matter pertaining to a tingle state and big bills of goods, who can serve oysters, which thii prfaoo fa Mated duriug tbe the attempt to force the AM aaminatico ’ a matter ef dalUrr and cents, came within Tappen’s Law Office. of Gaul Grant, says:—' or hash (under tbe bumervaa uieknarnra winter, ba could not obtain parmiwicn to •re million five hundred eighty-three of “mystery," or “boned turkay'^j with' be transferred to another prfaoo, bat bad Washington a birthday, 1 to remain, making srtificial florero, and ary, han boro selected bv I_____________ thousand, Bre hundred and twraly-threo more winning way* ? Tbe uniform, so farr not ono ot the warden dared show him thtrd-tamfato for tho Imlding of the Be- dollars of telling the truth. adopted by tbo able and cream-colored| the lemt kindnem, fur foar of roaring the Knappen’s Law Office. Query—If tbe writer of that article hew*, ia, perhaps, a trifle eoovpieuous, auetr and rnrrmre of the Chancellor. eotiM coma te near the truth in relation ’ Lx»t week wa had several eotH.-eutire snd hardly beautiful to the artiMlc eye, a1 days of iowmo'. snd heavy anowfril, eatKnappen’s Law Office. profusion of blue feathers and trimmingsi .orally enuring some disturbance in the | scarcely harmonixing with the averagei local traffic and rirculation. But through-1 Ethiopian coanpluton . but ibis matter, out tiro city, during the temporary snow ' l*slsa*MO. fetaajc or real. Apply it could easily be sett lad. As to sppocraueo, cahnlly. tbo clearing and carting away Knappen’s Law Onice. 1 was marulCcrotiy done. I would eut| there are no finer looking troop in the fai ke'fl h“ h*=i' off tb* atsn rxodlu world than the West Indi* regiments of 1 never before witneaaed a similar perform-1 re so saddenlv7 be-rcme ! He “ “ul‘OD«d «o reopen aectiansl Great Britixa, eompoaed of colored men in ancc,.*o remarkably gut through with. I Breidea the perrouai of tho Stmt Oar A Ca. sn rawing for 3ce»ll'-n Tfcfa will ba a ssrpris: to Veor- a scarlot sonars costuaw, and the Eart tarty of wreh diteanricai' bra*, who ha* rtartnd cut with the avowed I Indian warriors arc famou* for tbrir gal fatyt a* a utfawal er- falr>,e »f .p,^ . ^boil font bearing and attire. ~ ____ __ _ _ ] It fa getting to be a liule too snooyiog .n' 8^h k»°« »«»• «um of th- ex-idtu fa, and knows tbrt to ■ ’llf« 8 ««P««oM= mxrelunt pre- b«T. it rmaM through Deenocratia ageu-1 c“** ewn S° ,0 fhnreb « «i The finest Stock of Miltenry Goods over shown in the Cit. of Hastings. From $2.00 io $20.00 DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS The above puWicalJou, will be teal ira approbation for' a month to any addrew for: IKiHt H’>'tacMi 25 rents ; Wtrkly ' iri'taew, 10 rents; e SaU»tl, 5 cron, «r simple copies free. JOHN DOl'GALLACO, Proprietors. . JAMESTOWN ALPACAS ! I7te best Goods made .Vow is the time to buy i Winter Goods and buy them ^heajr .TUIsIVS RUSSELL, What is ili Ann.—You Prescript: RecrfpU. What ia it made of! Atu.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it mnde ? Ana.—With care and accuracy. Where to get it Ana.—Al Roberts J: Hotchkiss. where you will always finql a full and fidett Stock of &itteRs Drugs and Medicines. Our expenses an- light ami we sell j goods in same ratio. FINE CIGARS AND WJSK.*S\ FREE A VALUABLE INVENTION, _________________ _____ THE WORLD RENOWNED WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship Is equal to n Chronomctrr Watch, snd Sf flnl*h»<l •• • nrst-olsss Plsno. K roosIM thy highest swsnls st tho Vlonns snd Contonnlsl Kxposmons. IT UW. OMS-FOUnTH FASTXK thsn other K unllmltod. Thom sro mors In Unlwd s““* «*“'> Ths Naw York HERALD »» » weekly for=. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. w^.l WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. "~..Vort’ ■*» Ortmns, L*.j New York HERALD. Broerfrajr nnil Jan fttrrrt, Xnr V'ti. DAUCHY &. CO. COL REAL ESTATE. JOB WORK ON LOT A PROPIRTT. ISESR ftN30 DAYS TRIAL 5,000; A SPECIALTY �Remember that the oloqneat Irish Ora­ tor, Mr. Fanhing, will give bis laM Ivc-ere C-tnmon Coacctl net ia spscial aeuion of the asasoo at Union Hall, oa Thursday at their room, Friday evsniog, January arening. There should be a crowd. 3Olli, 1880, hia Hoc. Mayor Grant ia tho The achokre of the High School hereby return their hearty thanks to Mr*. H. J. Roll of Aldetyen taring celled, lbs fol­ lowing were preeoae—AH. Barlow, Hatch. day evening last, in which they beH the Kelly, 8hric«r sad Stabbias-S High School social. Tbe following petition from tho City Dr. H..C. Turner, of Orangeville,had Treaeurer was received and accepted : TH tobfeealon of Mr. 8mMh. Here b a nice bit of saw* I Five dap athe Fuaiooirt daimsot, Mr. Joacpb L Ih, fahued a proshmation ia wblch. alter Infetming tbo eiiiMn* cf Maine that “hb attention bad been eJled to tbe re­ peated eteeuiblioB of a-tued bodies of n>er. sod military eommnie* st tbe capital of tbe State," he made the foBoring solemn two pigs drteood last week that weighed, dresacd, u follow., 557 and 525 pound.. Good pip, doctor, aad may you never haveoM that will weigh leas Among the fine*! effort* at forensic elo­ quent.. that we hare read in ntsnv a day, wu tho speech ol Senator Ferry. eulogistic of the lamented Senator Chandler, deliv­ ered last week in th* Senate of tho United All interested in ths Lodge of th* Tem­ plars of Temperance will remember that Bro Burgee will ba her* on Friday even­ ing, to aaaiat ia the work of th* Lodge, which will hold its next meeting at Red Ribbon Hall at that time. Entered at the J'ost OfficeHastings. Mich., as Secchdclass Matter. Heatings, January 30th 1880. in th« Dry Goods bnxtMM, the firm hereafter will be -kaown its GOODYEAR 4 CO., and Itawt that the nrw firm will, by 8(nn DnHn ■ho R-d'end White Bihbwt wj^rie, Til* Jud* of Probate » 8. C , tbo Ed.t r C- B. .Sahabury and L- E. Stauffer io P. C-. and the UrWnuUf ■ is V. C. birr a^^uted •.henwelre* togetber for the The following ia the hat of oSccre: parpoee nf fanyiog Uttar, egg., poultry, &e., for ebioh they will pay CASH. V c.—Irving N. Mhoheli. Faramra. brfUrc wiling aay of the above P. C —Geo. M. Drwsy. n.mwi arttelaa, will do well to call oo this Chap.—Dr. E. H. Lathrop. Boe —Irving L Crcvaey. F. 8.-P. R- Duaoiag. Tr«u.—J. H Bartkiy. Herald—Dr. M C. Woodman***. Guard L W. Famwy. Saul —O. M. Grace. Th* MXt meeting will bo hsU on । By Aid. Stebbina: RtaoLVKD, That the time for tbo ooltreby extended to and including the 28th >y of February, 1880. Adopted by ayea and nays as follows: yew—AH. Barlow, Hatch, Kelly, Shri- merit a continuance of the patron­ age bo liberal!v bestowed in the past. With the aunranoe to our customers, that our stock will in the future u in the past, be FIRST CLASS IN Sines our last issue whest has brought We were called to the northern pert of 11.10 per bushel e— r—-r —r— Irving Township on Monday, and we State Bouse, and this very night I waa The Circuit Court for the February j could not help noticing Use splendid ap­ labored with by a certain man to cooteet term will commence on Monday next. pearance of the wheat fields,' ShouH oo to a plan wbieb eould hardly have failed niufortuns overtake them during th* next tree was received aad the bond approved iu put n* in the Stale House -before Thursday nii-ht. I refoaed to eotertain tian Ternperanee meeting at Red Ribbon two months, th* crop in th* county will be by ayes and nays as follows : Hall on Sunday afternoon' ’ entirely unprecedented. Kellj. the plan. Had the Cunrt reeocnirrd our Ayes—AH. Bstlor ‘ Government as th* legal one. I should have taken th* neeseaary rtepa tn enforce its Read the ad. cf W. H. Schants in thia Look after your ash barrel*. This asue, carefully, consider well, then go morning between two snd three o’clock, tbe i Nay*— 0. "Th* secret history of this thing" is al­ night wstehdiscovered what be supposed ’■ Tho account of Alton McNutt, hauling there and buy grooenso cheap. ready coming out by degress, ai d we are engine to Upjohn fire, 12.00, and of HiJ:_____ 1.^* -------------------- — —1 *-Well, for a few days pert wo have had , te be the dom.menoemvnt of a fire in a winter weather, except the snow part,' and cuiHing, but when hr got to where it wu, it proved to be a barrel containing ashee dog, 11.00 wore received and tbo sac that may follow. Wo hope so. were allowed in full by ayes and nap See tho loqtl ad. of Salisbury 1 Stauf­ in rear of Mr. Beth Salisbury's residence. follows: that come interneting development! will be . Tbe annual meeting of tho Farmers' fer. 'They ten^sll there is about it, oo made when th* Lapklative Committee in­ quire* into th* source of the money by read it and you will know all about it. . Mutual Fire Inauranoe Company for Barry and Eaton counties will be held at Union which the usurpation was msintaio-d no Read R. L. Newton's local ad*, in this Hall in thia city on Tuesday tho 17th lust, long The precaution* of Governor Davis issue Mr. Nbwton has a splendid stock commencing al one o'clock p. m. were oot taken an boor too aooc ; and Mr Dated Hutings Feb'y 3d, 1880. Smith has now acknowledged that be did of goods, and is securing a very largeCUMtBKT SMlrt; 8*cy. Mt tell th* truth whsa be aaaurrd tbe peo­ ple that th* dieplay ol military force was Thd “Ada Gray" theatre troupe gsv* and prices as LOW if not LOW­ ER than can be found elsewhere, and with many thanks to our patrons of Hastings and vicinity, I remain very respectfully J■ 8- Goodyear. Corner Store, Empire .Block. WOO REWARD. two splendid sntertainmebta at Uuion Ball oo Friday and Saturday evening* of last week. White Mia* Gray is a splen­ did actress, with tbe support the bad Remember we art Mill taking aub-criphere, she eould oot fail of giving tbe tioos foe the Weekly P-M and Trilnnr very boat of satisfaction, which she did to for ft .2O.a yesr, from any subscriber to two good bouse*. Michigan. Mr. Z. B. Willison was called to Hick ory Corner* on Monday last, having re­ ceived news that hia mother waa lying at the point of death. Mrs. Tillje Cook has retnoredher druse* making shop to the resident of John Dennis os Grom stmet. where she will eentinne the business. 2 The series of religious meeting* are be­ ing coatinued lVw (week, ever^ejeniog at the Presbyterian Church. said to be increasing. Tbe interest is Busiocae of the Barry County Probate Court for the week ending Feb. 3, 1880. Clement Smith, Judge. Jan. 27.—Estate of Myron J. Frubie, deceased. Proof of probate of foreign Democratic Blunders. will and petition for probate filed. Feb. The Chicago TYme*. reriawiog the re ; Tbo Grand Encampment of Michigan 19th next assigned for bearing. C. M. eord of Bourbuo stupidity, making this ■ L O O. F.; will meet in the Circuit Court Kuappen Solicitor for petitioner. formidable list qf their gr»cd blander* ; Rwat, in the City Hall, at Ann Arbor, Jan. 38.-Estate ol Gro- D. Wren, a Bluodvr 1. Repeal of the Missouri □n Wednesday, February the eleventh, st minor. Order entered appointing Eli compromise. seven o'clock iu the evening. Geo. H. Blander 2. Attempt <4 trie Bacbaoan , adminiatratioa to establish slavery iu , Brooks, of the Baunxu oflran ia tbe RepKaoau. rssentative from Palmer Encampment, No. Blander 3. Rebellion of tbe Southern 49. located in this city. halt of tb* pony. Blunder 4. Maoife»t*tico of sympathy Tbe Annual meeting of the State PdbJan 29.—Estate, of Milo Osborn, d. by tho Northern ramp with tbeir South­ ikhers Aawscistiou st Anu Arbor lul ern ooofrtrce. week wu pretty fully attended by th* ecased. Final account of executors wijb Blander 6. Opposition by th* Northern Feb'y 23d rump to th* emaneipuoo policy. representative men of the Pre** from all petition for allowance filed. part* of th* State. It wu an exceedingly । next assigned for bearinxBlunder 6. Hostility to tbe war policy Feb. 2.—Fatal* of Boojamin Ilebard. ■aintfoted io tbe peace programme of ■ple»»*ut gathering, and we trust a profit­ . Proof on ,C rotate of will filed 1864. able one to tbe fraternity. Tbe people of deceased. Blunder 7. Reembracu by tbe Northern Ann Arbor did all iu their power to eo and will admitted to probate. Letter iaaued rump of their Saatberu confreres after lb* to Geo H. Pope. WaixaM and inventnJy -- It took just two weeks for Mr. Wardell to build to completion the new bareirav shop of W. H. My era oo Jeffcmia struct and s good job he made of it too. One of the best sermons ever delivered in this city, fell from the lips cf Rev. J. meetings. D. McCord, nf Riebland. at the Presby­ / The meeting to organise the seennd Re­ terian Chursh, on Bunday ereniof!; form Club in thia eity held at Stauffer's Saturday evening, waa preaided over by Dr. Upjohn laltce this opjortunity to William Wood of the 1st Ward, and return bis thanks to those who responded to the call ol tbe fire alarm no promptly no tbe day that tbo eblmnej horned out al tee to draft by l*W* was appointed, and tbe meeting adjourned until Saturday *»erring of thia week, to meet in tha decision of the Supreme Court of Maine, Dining Hall connected with Barry Lodge wbo have not bed colds are complainisg of rheomattom. Take cere of your health, for that to of more worth than money. Chao. 8. Phinipp «f Woodland, a young man tf prominence in his township, and daedal his homo on Thursday of last week of eonaumptien. He was buried no dev the auspices of Woodland Lodge o F.k A.M .oa8amdsy tot. / Mr. Frank Bowen has returned Iran the Speaker of tin R«m to declsro by occulor drtfim»»trill<in that,there is a quo-; rum present, thus robbing the mtavruy of ■ their .traditional rijhts .Vtgurma* eppo-aitioa to this tchi-me of the Dr.ntocesta t<> secure abeolwt* control of the HoUm dur. tk< Bas'nks that he ha* tsken F. 8p*ng*i! sscber'a Undertaking and will be on hand to attend *H calls in bw line at all timet aad all hours, ou ressoeable terms. Rooms two doors wc*f of the beak. 38-40 Ilaatiags, Jen. 19,1880. . R-pnb'ican Cvtamtuc-. b*« goo. to North Carolina to etiookte lb* Blain, bom Blander 8. Opposition to the 4-ilitieJ there and to prevent th* oleevioa of Sher­ Fob. 3 —Estate of Darby Doyle, de- enfraochiaeroent of oegreea. man delegate* from that State. Blasder 9. Opposition to the war ee«s»d Claims made in part. Mr*. Partington say* Estate of William Loomis, deceased. Or­ Blunder 10. Opposition to tho candi­ der adjourning hearing to Feb'y 24 ch. tber are regimentalto ’.hr hutn.n extern , dacy of Grant for President. Blunder 11: Party solid ill earion of the " " ------South on tbo old pretense uf State nor­ entirety and “white nun's gomsWaaL" Mr. K. waa * natiro of Wirtemburg Germany, and immigrated to this co<ktry ia 1S4G. He had lived ia Rutland, add on tbe fanfi on which he died, for cwectyfoar year* He wae a kind aad ganial btaabend and father, sad a firm friend, aad end true a. steel. Hia family surviving him, are Ma wife, end three children, tbe ehUdm all grown- Hi* death M keenly fell, oot only by hi* family bat by aniries ever need In the laundry sad itsene. h will soften water, dean du-hes p.intto varnish, wash silks, efieo furniture, machinery, and will sot injure th* must de'.kwte fatikic. Il ia aoncxplo»ir-, as-i iuomboviible Every lady that t.M ured it reya she w<>ald oot be witboat The return for the last quarter showed a membership of seventy e»r*n in good standing, sod eeveral persona well known for their temperance work are members elect, vad will soon be enrolled among the active worker* in this grand tempennea in answer to tbe propositions submitted by the persona claiming to be/Ae Legislature year k Haye*. Wo regret to be called upon to anoounco tbo death, al hia home in Kilamaxoo, oo Tbo editor tbo Bastura tender* hi» Wedooaday I art, of General Dwight May, thank* to Prof. Crocker and wife uf Aon one of the ablest and beat known Members Arbor, for courtesies extended doriox the i of tbe Kalamsxoo County Bar, ex Liemeo- meeting oo Monday evealng i sowiou of the State Publisher*' Aeeociaj ant Governor and ex-Attoroey General W.C. T—Geo. M. Dewey. W.V.T.—Mrs. Emily J. MeBIwait War of tbe Rebellion, true aa tbe needlr j i W. II. S.—Irving L. Creaay. to the pole io defense of tbo glorious old | donors for tho very liberal donation of S79. I। Suits end Stripe.. Always a Republican ■ W. T.—Trsvere Phillips. left for them at the jaro.wg* on She even- ‘• and a wise counselor, he will be sadly W. F. S —Mrs. Clare H. Allen. ing of January 23d. . nriwed in tha coming eoullict, u Im wu W. C-—Mias ESe A. Salisbury. The official statement of the Barry snd । one of tbe ablest defenders of the right, oo W. M.—John Woodruff. “ Eaton Fire Insurance Company wilt appear I the rostrum, in the Stale. W. D M.—Mr*. Mary Woodruff in tho next muc of the BaAKUL Also, i! / The new dry goods firm of J. 8/Good­ that of the Woodland Company if it is year nod Will Hay*, te announced in the possible to procure a copy thereof. BaXXXX by their quarter column ad., is Oso of the chimneys of Dr Upjuhn res­ ia every way pleaaiog to tbe Horta of idence burned out on Friday of last vfeek, friends and customers of the firm. Mr. and reused ths fire boll to be rung, sad Goodyear hu for many years been io tho the fire engine and hose cart were brought mercantile businew in thia city, and hu out, but happily were not needed. b«n f.rorably kcown ss an honut, aquare Rev. D. R. Shoop of thio eity occupied dealing man. Mr. Will. Hays, lb* new the pulpit of the Presbyterian church st Richland, Ksfamaxao Co. Inst Sunday, basineaa qualification*, and is also well and Rev. J. D. McCord ofiiciatiog it» ths known throughout th/eonnty for his Mar­ ehurcb of thia aty for Mr. Shoop. ling Integrity, upritfhiqre* ol character, Henry Brown E*) of Oraugeville< for manliness and boneety. The hot Capt. J. H. Eatl of the same townabip, wishes of thrir majiy friends stand and H. A. Walker of Martin, Allegan Co bavo all paid a vieit to the Ba*sen thb Reports reach us that certain parties Week. Thanks gentleman, call again. living in Rutland and Hope, just Booth of The Reform Club Ttssaday ereninf, Podunk, are in the habit of desecrating elected aa Delegatee to the Red Ribboo the Sabbath by visits to the woods for Ceogreasional. Convention to be bald on shooting, either a* marks or In quest of tbe 18th iaat. at Jrekeon, Jamon Clarke, gvme. and making other diMurbances that very greatly annoy tho neighborhood, end Ti* W«H. Geo M. Dewey and James M. Hewes. eopecully interfere with tbe religious At a meeting of Ruting* Reform Club, the reeidenoe of Hon. D. B. Cook en Fri­ mcering* that are held in the vicinity. held at tbeir Hall on Tuesday, tho follow, day evvnisg iisxt. A general inritatioo i* We ask the st lentloo of the parties inter­ ing rreolstiore were extended to every <®e who dosirrs to at­ ested to thia oomplaint and give them Pttolnd—That the thank* of th* Hut tend, and a grand nere may Oe expected notire that if such things are oooliooed, tog* Reform Club ar* dm. and that they I«M evening, Frank Maia's big dog they be end are hereby tendered to Mef“Jack,' bit little Charlie, son of Jaa. L. malm H.W»g. Ban . for hbboH.manly aad Wilkin*, in the faee. We learn thm Mr. unfaltering ex ecuuon of tbe Lew* of tbb State, prohibiting the Selling of Ltqqprs Wilkin* attempted to kill th* dog, tart oa Bunflay. A’ran/veri—That a copy of three rreo. latino* be attested by the officer* of this Club, and presented to M. H. Wing. Esq , ami Riven the preu ot this city for pabll- election for city and township officen । the firel Monday in April, and be toll active prvparetieae. The forty thie. Rbeuinstisn, last 1*11, sod coothed to bed At fint employed a, physician wuhout benefit; then sent to Wanglsr Bros.Drug Store, and nblaloed a b-utlc of St. Ben. Parley Poor, the exceeding by pop­ ular and well informed Waabington Cor­ respondent of the Boston Journal, speaking of Senator Blaise aaya, Mr. Blaine Eastover appeared tn better health than when he rone te deliver his eulogy on Mr. Cba&dlorr He read from manu­ script, with a remarkably dear voice, end ho wan attentively listened to by Senators A Victory for the Right On Saturday !•«, Andrew Bdl, • pedlar of Liquid Dsonstion. whose Holl to loCTUedoo tbe north sid. of State Street, was arrested, charged with aclling liquor on 8eaday. Yeawrday tbe cause was tned before Justice Wing, the Respoodent oosvieted snd sentenced to Jail for ten days, and toper afineof 425. with coots of proeecutinu, and to stand committed to tbo common Jefl of th* eo*tnty of Benry until such fine and eoata are paid, mrt exceeding sixty day* from and in* lading thi* day. eszx'E'i*"-'” ■ qae Fair PriB hd ran tnm w mu, ArthfrHKluuiie. Taking literary rank with' tbe best periodical* of dan day. it claiaereto be. In Its peculiar ebaracuriatlea and varied De­ part saeata, mass thoroughly iadestified with the people thia any other aaaqaxiM Farmer* wbo have given ova ! M Norfh .Carolina refegert are gst r^l of them ou peril of lire Hancoek County the cupoets ci crowded galleries, inciudiog Mrs. Hayes sod Secretary Evartt. Hts brief aketchM of the Bepablwana body h»d tbo dearoeaa of a photo­ graphic picture What he laid of them The Jsskaoo, Ohio, St mdard says, when they psased from tbe minority to Jobs fllierra an msy bo litened unto a tbo majority might well bo applied to tbo rdek, upon which tbe ware o£ financial Democrats now in tho Boutte. Go tn your dsugylst sod gal a trial boule qaackcry dash in vain. free of coat, er a regular riu for 11.00. For sale by Ruaeell Bro*. 1,1. From the Banks of the Hudson. Nkwbcxo. N. ¥., Ort, 20,1870 Barry **aaty, Mieb.. IM>. M IBM. H. H. Warner & Co.. Rochester N T. Mrs. Bert Carrier, Mr. Cumming., — Gentleman "A lady nf over seventy Mr*. B. O. Cook, Jim Draper, John year* of ana, in failing t>o»lih for over a Dooallay, 8orab Gore. Neil Kid-lw, Mrs. ___ s._.1 —- u'.."..'. s.c. Ttit Robert Moll, Mr* M. W. Sear*. Wm. Stolt*. Henry SmXh 2. Cards—Sylvmter Knapp, Smith Mun- No wonder tbe Calamity aiuremen \ara out nf buaieoM ia a country where the fanner* iaora*.< their buvinre* Mlfi.000, General Garfield. -Balm that <* likely to happea, oar choioe woaM be E. B. Waahharn*. uf Illinois, or Senator Ed­ munds, of Vermoot. Tbo Zafer Ot«n aap, tbo Farion i«la cf MbImJ started oat with a profcJoe that they ■‘would jump oa Jim Btel.e" Th. jampiag qaaliua of th* Fuu— — - IwIllurtratjoosorPuhionsarepnelioal. and give help and oot bewilderment and ciguat, to tboeb whq wish to know tbe new end prevailing style. . What the Pros* s«y*. Faw Paw, Mieb. line that Is la every �SELLERS’ An Old Doctor a Advice. It was thia: ,'Traat ia God and keep you! bowtte open." For this purpose many an old doctor hia adrisal tbo habit­ ually eortive to take Kidney Wort—for ao other remedy so effectually overcomes thia rendition. and that without the dbl«a* ami griping whieb other mrdirinoi cauae It u a radical cure for piles. candid-with cur. reader*, we d»wbt U. Tbe . I fortune* of a Proaidoattal candidate <ta I pend very often on ike charaeter of has 1 , opj-ouant >t d th'iartoem in which far ia I ’ ‘ In all that wo have reeked above there ! 1 ;>*uo<biac to make pwple lore their breds. ' I Th* country ia at i«eace, ud will remain i COUGH Ladies iwssr*»ra7eta«satafc,,,—*° ‘ I'egin a new rebellion in Maine. Tho ■eta.rftfxst eta* ta«. w «Lr atalt. ' ?eoF|e w« proapwoui ones mote ; no for (iu* toawta. ik.. reaTl «*i wlmi to* Ute< rign enemy threaten* us ; tbe three yeare ««rise** Sow* to ta*anta.«tth*t rev oi'Mr. Hayes' administration have brought *** ! tnrrvnniwg comfcrt and deereas- TUTt»S PILLS ta,-dlr. as some of hi* opponent* tn both part.es ;,ouflcn left ua, hi Is the weakest ol Pres । ideuta—wdl, that is tolwrabU proof that we do not in tbe least need a “(troag ma:: I»r«k..*vue«., Mrtla* t«*r, *s<t * rsrttos tab. FORT FOLIO OF FASHIONS. J-'yS:' Tuns' PILLS Published semi annually ia March and as is entirely unnecessary, and it it SejMcmber, contains tbs latent inform*lion on every department of Ladies' and rouliauts will be prejudicial ta sober I Children's Draw, including Materials. judgement. We propose in what follows | an attempt to return to sober thinking cn I adveetnrM, travels, poetry, wit and humor, I Trimming*. Traveling, Wedding and a quostioa of far too great importance to ‘ excellent illnatralioaa, nice engravio-a, । Mourning Outfits, Costumes of all dsbe decided hr - the American people in alj and a Gue view of N a-aua, N. P., and a । acriptiocs, Jewdrv, Coiffures, Millinery, J very readable article about the uat plaeo - I etc., etc., with valuable information for pasaion. ■ In the fintt place, there aeeuisr tto 1longer --------i by the author of “Buraia; the Blockade.'' Merebanta, Millinen, Dramnaksn, and uy doubt that G esenI Grant'' f'deairtw a | With iu improved sppearanee, enlarged Indies generally. 120 paga, large Svo. third term of the' Presidency. AetioBn,,. form, new type, and so forth, Balhu'» Price, 15 cents, Post free. tho old proverb says, speak louder than :' Magazine te gaining thourand* of new Mib an.t v.i.lirlv I,. Im«. I | seriliera, ami we are "lad of it, for it h A Beautiful, Eatertaiog, and Compre ' worthy .of support. heruive Family Paper. Thia eminently Published by Thames * Talbot 23 riarrimfnl Journal, with a circulation of Hawley Street, Boston Max., a 8t5<) pet over ooe hundred thousand, is printed on annum, postpaid, and for sale at al! the fine listed paper, Ifi folio pages, splendid­ news depots in the country. ly illustrated, and cooteina Eotertrining ptohibitlch to renominating, and, if the . X. IL—We will furnub Baiba's Matta Literature on various topics, and a bril people want him, to rc eteeting •General line to club with our paper at 91.25 per liantdisDteyofthe leading stylrt for La Grant to tfaS Presidccfey. It b unJoubt- annum, postpaid. dice' and Children's Drees. Mingle coptas edJy against the political traditions of the .'■cents: Yearly, 15 cents. Port free. country ; it is contrary to the example act by Washington, Jefferwra and Jackson. । For February comes full of interest and i The Popular Science Monlhty'for But it is net contrary to tbe Honstitution ! beauty. The best "Itariey ' picture jpt February, 1880. Th* February “Popular given, is tbo exquisite one illustrating a scene iu “Evangeline." Every depart­ Monthly" ia ot rar* excellence vidual for an Indefinite number of period* ment te full of attractive matter for lh<* 1of fresh scientific 'discussion uf four years each. . fair reader*, whose bright eyes grow ।traaive, and ia real itutructivr A ronaidcrahlo body of Republican poli* j brighter to csch month they welcome this Ibeyond all ita competitors. Tl tician* itrongly, and indeed v-hepiecitly most popular of periodicals. It aerate to clean The Origin, of Crimiu*_ < dsiires bis reeteetira. This is not rut-hbo the detenainalion of Die publishes!' to William W. Billsoa, will be equally inter­ prising. Th* Grant men are those Rcpub I keep ever ahead of all competitors, ud 'esting to lawyers and to the public. It te liean politician' who bad place and power r,they certainly tutceed in this object, ta striking ehspter in the science of social for eight years under their favorite, ud 1 Christian Rod continues her new novel, progress, and brings out a view as novel | who were, for the mart part, turned adrift',"Roslyn'* Fortuno." in a most attractive as • it is important. He shows how at first ou a cold world when Mr. Haye* succeeded number ot pages. Never wa* a more bril- ;government rceognitod onlv crime* *g*in*t General Grant. They have not very san-; liAnt story offered to. the publie, if sue 1itoclf, sueb as Irnaun. and acknowledged guinc hopes ol a return to plcasani lire* ,may judas by tbe sparUiag vivacity of no । '.ich thing at crimes agrinvt individu­ under any Republican except Grant, and die npeniug chapters. Tbo bewitching tals. Men bad to protect themselves, it would be very surpiWng indeed J |heroine is in strong contrast to the “Gen 'which they did by tbo *ystem of private, if they did not labor inccasut-:,tic Belle," who won our favor last year, >avengemem of wrongs. The criminal law >y for Isis return to power. They j ।________________ ____________ _ arose oto-of governmrmi regulation of the maon boldly that Oram i* ilnmandcd also ' girlhood j* f^rinating. Tho'^hrt- practice of private revenge. by tbe Republican voters ; but here they b„d Garton of Girls'' follow, .he fortune The second paper, illustrate!, on coma upon dubious ground- they do not J «,r Ddpbinc, the bright Hi tic widow, whose Saporta. World'b^ Plants before the ap know what Rerablicu voters w-«L The lon. L, j^doped in msveral interest- pearaatc ol Man, dkvolop* a new view of mowt influential idurnals of that party are; iflK wgw. I'rcry of hterary mailer the relatione of primitive life, which is of mleut on the aubjec:; most of them areJic u 0, thc (lnJ. „j thc peb,B,rv remarkable interest. How Typhoid Feve­ Iwvrt to prefar wmw Indeed almost aa/^o611.vr will bo warmly welcomed by all rs conveyed, by Dr. T. J. Maclagan, te a other eudidatc. Tho fall eleotam* refT J??wei.tive rnalcra. W* will fornuh sanitary di«cusaion ol great moment to all nothing on thc matter, unlcwi it should be aaiI Uuo Bannk* at houachol'l*. Due of the most charming tald that Ohio and New \ork were te*-.< . tl,e low pritM. .,;r „nnm ,pr|. papers in this number i» by 'Walter Nordbut in that case it wtxthl appear that m |ae „,lr lioff, on Hanoverian Village life. It is a the former Slate, wherd the Sherman aisd ■ __ ___ 1 vivid picture of the quaint and curious administrative men controlled, the propio • «r ximoLui . usage* that continue a* they have gone on I fut centuries in the social organism uf a ptimativo German community. Maps ud |« U» u. >!» -te te <te1 a ““ I Map making before Mercator, by Judge Daly, President of the American Geo­ it™. ...e8(1 ®‘ *he number with it* tatuie i i Which alto wwrent by Mr. Tennyron. I graphical Society, is a very instructive es­ The frontispiece, a full page picture on I say on tbe esrly progrosa oleography ud the art of iu representation. It u fine gray paper, represents the ' ‘ Princes in from die Republican party. It* ConTcn- the ToWer?' and was Dr. .H C»r cuguuvod ou ’ i lull of good illustrations tion meets st Chicago next June. If wood by G. Kruell after a mextotint cn- j risgton Roltoo gives aa instructive acwhen it meet* a ta»jority of the delegates graving by Samuel Cousin* of the painting 1 prefer General Grant to auy other candi­ date they will nominate him , that 1* *U ■bout it. We bear a' rood deal abotrt po*| nais,—-Jack and JillJiy Louisa M. AIolU, siblo trickcry at thclCeuvcntinu . aljout with Future* by Frederick Diclmao , and I nominating tJcaeral Graqt’/rith a hurrah, Ameug the Lakes, by Wltlhm O. Stod-1 Auitca I'curoc contributes an Important and about the adroit inuintdation- of,j dard, with illustration' by W. Taber,—' paper on the science of musie, under the State ud district coavcntioni by the ' there are six entnplet.- sh-rt rtories. title of Imperfections of Modern liar Grant men , lint that i» nottseu’< Tho tunny. J >*y light ia the Schoolroom, By­ lh«o are: Republican voter* are not fool* . they tmw Among Editha'o Burglar, by Franco Hodgara j' gicoc in the Higher Education of Women, know that Geneva! Grant desires another Barnett, * tale of a <|uecr little girl who |i by Dr. A. Hughes Bennett, and Artcsun terra of the ISiudeocy ; they have long Weils and the Great Sahara, by Licutenknown that a persistent and adroit Iredy astonuhctl a burglar, —illustrated by W. j ant Schroeder, are papers of equal and of Rcpubliein politieiu- desired it for Taber, Mary Euxabeth, a pathetic icm -II varied interest , aa are also, The Origin ' r-eranec story, by Eiuabcth'Siuart I’helpa; him . they know that thesa men will re I of the Gypsies, and Prehiitono Records. I cure aa many Grant delegates for the Con­ Sare-rfroni Siberia, by A. A Hayes, Jr., I Tliere are a sketch and portrait of Profe® ' a story of Nihilism in Sl Petersburg, ; vention aa they ou. If the Republican with picture* by J. E. Kelly and J. Har-1’ or Benjamin Sillimu, and the editorials voter* do not wish Grant a* a candidate, and popular miscellany are unusually full they have it in their power to rend up rison Mill* ; and A Faithful Friend, a i and attractive. The conductors of this i ’ anti-Grant delegate-. Delegate to na­ true M-ory of a wonderful pct dog, by John '। valuable periodical seem determined to ’ tional conventions go up under instruet- V. .Soars withtwo i Hurtrat i<xw by Her- , keep the lead in tbeir supply of entertain tuaon Fairer. ions ud three vnteri who prefer Blaine, There ia a humorou* rhymed alphabet ing and substantial reading lor the pro-' or Sherman, or Washburne, or Hayes, or pie. New 1’brk : D. Appleton A Co. j Garfield, cr Edmund*, can *o ’ inrtrucS by Helen J. Ford, printed in large type ' Fifty cents per number, 15. per year. little reaclea-i, and illuitrated with . their delegates and cu further order Wicm, for twenty aix pictures by L. Hottkin,*. and I —. \ if they plrare. in prefer uy «n« of there to Aunt Fanny describe* the audiphone J The Tribune Almanac for 1080. (IruL A* to a hurrah or uy other kind of ami ita wonderful effects, in an article I The/simple announcement that The entitled Hearing Without Ear*. f Tribute Almanac fur 1880 i* now rvwdy trickery at tbe Convcntiou il is not proba­ Tbe poetry of the number—besides Mr. I i* the only biot whieh the American pub ble, and if it were practised it would de­ feat its own ends, became it would bo re­ Tennyson ’a two songs— eemprisea eentri- lie requires ia reference to this annual butions from S. W. Halloek (with a pic- regiator. Thia is the only Almanac pub­ sented as u in'ult to the Republican vo­ lure by Mary Hallock Foote), €dia That-1 Halted in tbo United Btatas that haa a ter* st home. When tho Convention ter, E. McKean Ely, and Ario Batea . and National reputation. Ths eeleclie priori come, to the selection of * candidate a among tbo jingles is one illustrated by | pie lies at the baao of a thoroughly di^eatnumber of gentlemen will be uataed and will, si tbo rilly custom te, be Iuled by Several cumic pictures by'Frant Beard, not hare encyclopaedic aims. It b a com­ tbeir friends. General Grant will be one mon oenoi manual of American politim in­ of there; fab name will be ctaercd by the L Hopkins J. G. French sod other* ap near in thia number. The tatter-Box, tended for actual u.«e by' a practical gallerias, no doubt, but ao will Sherman's, publie. ’ *o will Blaine'a, ao will Washburnc's; and to addition to funny bits and Jeters from thu boys and girls, contains an itetu tadThe funeral Table of Contents of tbe if, as may happen, Grant's name gets liag the story of the frontispiece, acor& present bane will be familiar to the public. loudc* ehecra than the others—well, no paniod by an engraving after a paintidg by After tbe calendar pages and astronomi­ one wa* ao loudly dieerolat Cincinnati as Dtlarochc ; and Jack in-ths-Pulpit and cal observation' n ptecnd a digest of tha Mr. Brictow, snd no name received *o lit­ tle applause u that of Mr. Haye*; yet the the Riddirbox are full of novelty and in- ±3; L2T l'- «r— ». THIS PAP THE GREATEST MEDICAL TBBMPH Of THE AGE Literary Notes. Ballou* Mprtult Hxuxxine wtt FsaAL'AST.—Tbo February number itrf| this chiming macixine-the beat end I vX 50 Years Before the Public: Ify yon to your heart’s con­ tent. It dors sway with Sal­ lowness, Bednets. Pimples. Blotches, and alldiaeoses aid imperfections of the skin. It orerromes the flushed appear ­ ance of heat, fatlgne and ex­ citement. It makes a lady of THIRTY appear bat TWEN­ TY; nud ao natural, grndnal, and perfect arc its effects, that It is Impossible to detect its application. PHYSICIANS, CLEMYMEN ANO THE AFFLICTED EVE1TWHEKE. The Third Term and the Republican Party. SYRUP Do you r.Mt a purr, bloom­ ing Cutnplexion I If so, • alo^UULM will Itnb TUTT'S PILLS TUTTS PILLS SKXSast: t*ai. <• *ar»«■ ■ ■ 1m«4. TUTTS PILLS krtlwt U44.r ** , TUTTS PILLS 5? c l. Ik* Co, Hart- i imU Ca«n use** I k* *ut a-»*i ■ • - . . »rt»r *«4 *b* lto«* | >atku>t ia*n,r »t cuetFtvoiMtPAcut. gnpjjfi mrtPiuseS ruae emit,.,s TUTTS attussev TUTTS PILLS TIUT'S PILLS DltUAH. c«. . I':..' ■ ...r- E WHITE SEWING MACH: Unrivaled it Apfearana. Unparal!tied it Simplicity. Unsurpassed in Construction. Unprecedented it Popularity. And Undisputed it t* Broad Clc* WASHINGTON, C. A. SNOW 4, CO. BEST IN THE WORLD! 1 : UQ .............. *zo“.T7i> «r I'i. la ii l BI-OARB. SODA Wktab ■« tho uao Udnj. MORTGAGE SALE- I*t kavtss Wte m*4* I* tk*U«»4iito*« . f* swo.ires* n*4* *i>4 •!•*»<*< br 11 win to ■W/Z£ SEWING MACHINE CO. ..*•4 WM* u.KMd >*<l Ir»i^<rn4 t* Ik. k B—tl»x C*. bv ■* ut*rr***al is erfli** :•** *rke*vl*4ra-l *r <k« Arks.kl* * Camai’,, I Convention did not nominate Mr. Bristow. We have not yet come to tbe degradation of having a meb in the galleries force a crafidate on a Convention. General no way different from any of the others, for whatever may have been his peculiar, and, a* wo have often ixid, hi» singularly mrad position whiU bo remained out of that he reappears aa a poli tician seeking office, he becomes a. other Sw Michigan Central Railroad, JGHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA IHIW THIS II T8UI mCCL ■4.-serosi . .urns'- mrau WAI^NEI^S BITTERS Canada Southern Railway umsi 3STo Patent! I .U.S HjgggarSar Tha Journal fur Jan. is filled with its usual Aseortment of matter especially in­ teresting to thooe who are engaged in ►tuck raising in any cf its branches. The Live Stock of France, A hw to prerent the-6pread of Infectious Dbeasos. Na­ iMleaaatlwilBs . raicAW bCTitoiT rraf'Kv.a Cubt unifiu rxubiud ftujiril It I SsttSTBS-SsflS $ 3 Value of tbe Thoroughbred,’Marbled beeL h.?sa$5i«i3aBO Faury Color* ud Markings in Breeding wait, suppow me veuvenuon Qon>|. Bireuitigham and Smithfield fhog.) oaten him. Bo far aa it can it will then i}toek 8ho’. Ayrahtr* CaU e, Winter have committed the P.epabliran party to I Animals, Chap. 29, th* region of.the ex-Prcrident to a :ln” “ ,h'’ r'-"’ ’••• third icnn. If there are anti third term Republican' it will then behoove these to | cotuidrr whether, ou the whole, it is bet SKESSSS-e GILT HOKE SB* EDGED CALL CARDS AT THIS OF­ ■SEiBl'iB 'lsiu.£-13;0K£X- FICE Tux Ban NX* ud the /'<.</ <£• Tribune or 1880, only *2.50. Leave year order* of the States, and the State Gorcramrat and County Clerka and SheriHs of New Vcdume IV. of this great work, pub­ York. Tho body of the work b reserved lished by the American Rook FUehange, for doctioo returns from all tbo 8tatea. The Almanac has bora compiled by tbo New York, Is ready January 15th, and Volume V. will be issue! about tea .lay* Hen. Edward McPherson, a statistician of later. They have been delayed somewhat National reputation, who has conducted the eerier for aereral years. Tbe price re by the printing of the large editions of the previous three volumes and tbe other mains aa l-efore-tweaty Grn cents for puMicationa of the bouse, tbeir facilities each copy—with the usual discount to tho trade. Tbo Almanac for 1880. will bo for manufacture haring been taxed far Pj-wurs waraaw me Iwyoed their cwpaeity. Removing Jan •ent post paid to anr address in the Uobod States, on receipt of tho price, and all or with the Presidency, nary lai to tbe Tribune Building, and te lb* biuernmaofaomc tbe large building No. Beekman and dres will receive immodbto attention. rotests we do not won- 1 N*. 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Wo I will Mad it to tor perron for the ensuing I jmt for 91.20. tf | FREE , ' 1 < IOTAWIC BALSAM rtasa atjca-; rSs~?’"s-“ MgMic.t'S: � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-02-11.pdf 34b56908e10d8c087f1f2caf063a25e7 PDF Text Text Ur fcpuiLictf Btfim rTr<rp„xK Bjirns or jar VOL. 24. NO. 41 THIS PAPERS HEW YORK. up. j- HASTINGS, N WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1880. GBEAT CLOSING OUT SALE | AT THE CASH STORE VERCOATS Imperial Soap GOLD AND GILT. HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES DENTIST Nashvilie. MirAitran tails fxr.pt ItslriUre an* '.isllr str.pr Batadfasaaa Caw, to aid ■OmKEial any one who will mumI tm no order II we will send one box extra free a* a ijreniiniH'. <Jr the orders mny be xcnt’to iw fur one or more ImixcsjiI a time, with remittance, mid when wc have thiui received order* fur !•> bnkr.* we will WJlid the eleventh box free a* proposedalioiu................... ■nd money sin advance you tuny d-‘|k».»il it with any banker of tnendu>nt in good credit in your town with the tinderMnmling that he into remit it to tw oji receipt nl the S«»:q» which > < tn Jiv xlripiwtl tn hi/care. Atidrc.-t < RAMl’TON BROTHERS. sntral Railroad. door r,f Mcwr-I. Bradbury*' o*ee Std she walked in, wholly intent on the bill six had to pay. A smart b-Aing young man received the money . and when the re eript ■» made ou', snj.rhe turned to gn. mao ; and thtn, having aecrj.lcd hi* offer ot aUller, Nary found hersell, after a minute or twn, thinking that h* wa* “a vary nice looking young i?.-iiiJ«tuau.’ ' a* she altcrwbrd dramUd him to the rook >, and that he bad UaatiTul hair— it was *> uicirly curled— and b« had a little dark luoastarhe, and wore ra>h a pretty binMcklie; oh! U was very niee looking, in- P A I N TE R At A. ». n*-V >rn-C’>'i»t Jeffcrton St-, • Hiftinpa, Mich Swesy’s Ho-fEt, IDS DIVISION. >!• n»rt Lias >'TTO AND FROM > AND DETROIT "ManuM." asked Fraaky i'uok th* «“xl day, "weald it kill you if I ran away “Ya. dor. I think k would.” . ”Ob ! wsil, thaw,” be snMrewl, patron“Goodnam ’ Master Fraaky, what's pot iungly, "I wont." . that into your head ?” It wa Spring time again when Tom ■ Oh t nothing; only Turn Dawlisb was Dawlisb asked Mary a quasi ion uoa triliog mo about what thry did in wrecks, more. Ho had a good aituatsoc. and a £na know, and *11 that. ( sbouhl like to prospect of a Hao, and ho d alwara been c on a raft, 1 should." and U drew ki* ■.dafi ou Mr ; and U wanted to know if naked Um up ou th* table, and wriggled ।,aho could lorn him. Sh* looked up with Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c. ’S.VIXU or . - AesS® ■' F. nJ ftr IDo tr.A.1 Cirenbr ami priat. We Sell N«w Machines Ertrj Ttac. Literal tern*, to lU leads. Is.a t Uy Most Elagant; Simple nnd Euy Running Machine in the Market.—The Ever Reliable VICTOR. ------ VICTOR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY^-----Wcatres Branch QSku. 233 Hrarit».. Csacaoo, lu. Unst ill Best DiWM is UH® MIDDLETOWN CONK, JIIHl l|. Hffl, Keep* eonsianlly on hand Mew' Ywtte, licit atf Mira LIME, HAIR. , STUCCO, > OBMENT. BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS, ‘ DRAGS "No, I’m no*; bat I'm wanted to be." ot a very lucid answer; but bo undcr»od IL . "Who to?'' he mknd coaxingly. Well, nertup* I oughn't to ssy hi* LEFT lUtf) FLO WS. Reaperand Mowers. L./J. WHEELER. DRUNK I'ayit the highest Cash price for nil kinds of Farmcru Pro­ duce. Fanucra will do well to conhtili Mr. Cresajr before purcliMing any of the above articles, at hut Elevator, corner of Broad wav and Railroad Htreeta. llartingH, April, 2. 1870. 40 Mary lost her heart to the smart youug man with lU blue lie and well-idled hair. He never said anything morn definite than be said that first day-, but he wa always rrody to take Ur out, and mou parlteular about her dram , and the remit wa* that all Ur littl* hoard of raving* went in more lire shipping trade. h fctd snff-red for a long time through what experts now call "a period of retlitd gloom and dagnation.'' During the Grat Ulf uf l«7P exports fift off. and a< there were Sew remunerative freights, the drman-l foe new tonnage wsa proportionately .light. “Early ia tU lot half year, however," seya a tryh eircdlar, ‘•the loag Ivikod-for improvement earn* from the other aid* of ilw> Atlantic, «oaldcncc begat coafideore. aud, with th* in fineMe of a healthy (pmUtixn, an almost imperrep-.iUe brisknrm came over nt. whieb was never'mare welcome or needed Naw it is expected that thc.bailding yard* will be busy for tbo next six month* In tmo respect the <,l.| shipbuilding lusiuca wa dirtiMt from the |wev<at. in tlurt •■Why eouidnl 1 T 1 : ••Wall, 1 d"M waul to hurt yonr fad­ woodea sailing vesrels were *U« to la>| ings, bat evnridcr tha difference ia our lunger Ihs* iron steamers. The Iuildera ---------------------- .... ~..J of to-day produce, even at tlirir be*t, * rrrvsni girl, bnt on* docwn'l mi mor* perishable article than thrir prede| “You nr* not a --ontieuun, as yourveif, Alfrod Hill,” (ho said • Y*u are drowsed like cue. bat — old ships are thing* tbit promise to be just a bi; of a clerk, not any better than unknown a* iron supersede* wnnrf ami u a r.wpsrtabU gifi like ‘ ‘ ’ steam is more largely used. >la<-hiwry gentlrtnsn A gvotlc weir* nut rapidly, tod coat* a heavy sum taka a piri's ewod mm f.w its reproduction. Thui thv aura re­ pair aud re|>Urca**u'. rf a msrrastik navy which is bravming marc and more a ataam fleet, ought to keep many private dock­ Of course tU doflund far “I'm very sorry that you let fowvelf yards active. 1*11 <■ Jove with me,” ho said, tapping his new skips sleeted the iron mark** ; th* boot (gain. “I thought you would have prioc of “ship plates " advantwd in tbo had mora piM*. at aay rate till you wers •utntnrt nuarly three pounds n Im, and asked. "the shipments of iron to the Halted "Nor* pod*! WUldo you tak( mu for?’ sb* asked Ur ebreks flushing ; - <fitatu dariec th* latter part of thia year "Do you think I'd go not with on-\ end talk to him, and kt him talk to m* as you've done', if I hadn't eared for him f Recent Post-Offke Rolex. 1'vo Ion lum-b pride for that, and 1 should Soppeeed Io few Um muU by 1Wnot U fit cctopaay for any honest nun if Maater GMml, David M. Key, of Ten- I The German Government lias sanctioned a scheme lor extending Gtrman influence ia th* Somoun and South Sea Islands. Prine* Bismarek has, it i« stated, been pemimlsd by tU Crown Prine* to ament to a propcal that the Goremmenl should guarantee a regular dividend Io yU share, holders of th* new G«rmaa South Sea Trading Company, which ta to acquire all right* now poarewd by Maora. Godcffroy in the Samosa Islands. TU Crown Priam is reported favorable mat only to this par­ ticular project, but generally to the extee aion of German trad* by mcana of th* acquisition of trass oceanic coloaica Th* scheme *a it standr at prrmt b, that lb* Imperial Government should guarantee the ahareholdon a dividend of 4| per oral for tU next twenty years, limiting it* tmbUity to a maximum payment of 300,Ut)0 to run wild in RenvinuiM Gardrtre. •> ■ Alfred Hill (for m the mart yvong man i wm ealhd tsnggrated while sb* walked Wmh»otom, D. C.,1 Jan. 31,1880. j A more emneoM idm never prevails reply to tha Uttcn he receives. Th* Im­ press ion that Congreaamca hat* nothing to do but oojey thems*! rm u altogether wrong They have thrir trouble and as noyascc* aa well a other people, and, up- demands os Lis purse. II* romvr* many Jeturr from his dbttict rerprsung eoetri bationa to varioo* dmritia. S^otZbi. oooautnaata, eowng to W aahington for plca«aro or on buaincm, Sad themselves stranded, without money, turn imnaadiitaly to their member, who is expected h> pay their bold bills, or buy . ticket home. The military aetburitie. are evidently When ths mahiplicriy of (bore demands not disposed to relax their effort* to upon the time, CMigtea, and soUtancs of .trenxth.-n and secure tha eaatcro frontier nl th* empire. to begin Mil year the enoatruetioo of larjre Usrrseks at IWe TU neoraaary ground for a building capable of araommodatiag a whole ragimesrt, W throe Utialimu, of in­ fantry has been already bought foe the sum afftO.WO marks, sod the barraeka will be began as soon a the designs hare been examined and approved by A* Mia iatry of War. Monwhiia, great progroa has Um made with lU girdl* of dclseUd fort* round tha town, Ibcegb lb* works aru now neocamrily snspenthd for th* win ter. Of th* nisao larger fort* and three amaller iotorrn«diat* worka of which tU of th* Utter, all began ia 1876 and 187,, are now practically eumpleted —only a lew unimportant defalk remaining io he at Frother l«U are Hot ma’dsMc. Egg* muvt be scut wb*n ur* A pair afjMioM will gu fi>r two *ren>r. of SAWS FILED, Mrs, TrtlSA Bstortf, aid Sala Th* fiulurw of tU old hotma of J. C. Godeffroy 4 Son, ia Hamburg, m of mor* than ordioary commercial importance, for Ufo a matter ia whhh th* pcwlige of Prins* Bismarck's foreign pUiey aa reguis German commerce in dmtent sea* ia direct extreme A rural eoroutoeney will be ••UaW with the public servieo of lUir to rest on the soandsnc foundation, hu npraw-taure if be makm on* or two act hewn onnaidemi in Germany as almost a apeeehca daring a re—ivc, and they will national calamity, and far a few day. hm be dafightod if he gets the better of some thrown th* cxtlungra of H.mbunt, Bro­ other member in .repartee, but, ia peraucal men, llcrlis, Fraokfort. and otUr large awrice tU roostilacat is • more exacting. ritiea, into a sWUc of feverish excitement. TU nsnnber is expected to look aft«r th* The first stotewunt pui thsir liabiJitia al interom. of bb propU at Washington. u,000,000, a which fi iaoo.doo fon to Formaly, forty years ago, th* cunaUtuent the loss of Baring Brothen< Co., of lara- had uu interest* fcre, but now, this ow "Lnnk here, Mary'' he said : "I want d-« There figere, have been somewhat think* that U is < ntitlsd to a pension t Io speak to you. It isn't that I want yvo to look >: a»v :f you Iranm'i a mind to. ' Lemnos, Emiuanti,) , re lnre-I upon drmcr examiAalioo, but mv another imagina that be ha an invention though pojo in knows I'd du anything I' IerthUra. the Unkrupley of this houm was winch will U worth milfam of dollar* to I Jan. Sl,188fJ an event of onuraal importance for Ger­ Unde 8*m, and hi* member is exported to : All the trade reports isoud at lb* end many. For aUat fifty yean the hoase of mtrodwre U and urge it* adoption by Cm (। of lbw year breathe a spirit of «UerfalMm| Gvleffroy Lad mignod supreme, and en­ grta, tbo Preridenl and Secretary of War. Md hope. The rvtiral of which they ‘ joyed almost an undivided monopoly in The inventor fo willing to aell hi* minionat spesk data from about tbo same tim*, the trad* of the South Pacific faked*. aaving device for fit00,<W)0* TUn there ; 8epr»ml«cr or October, Ifijff, and in many j : ease* tU impels.: camo fn^s lb* United I They possessed factories and plantatioiia on is th* “cold waler and bran brad sociaty,' tomy of them, particularly <>a the 8*moa and an infinite number of other sociotia Stele*. TU figure* U lUAmeriowj with schema for expediting the millenfam ' wheat harvest, cowporod with thorn: of, that thrir potent member of Congra* i* snapped hi* fiogrt*. tUgh what that eo- otUr rounlria, in ,tUms,Jvc* indimt*' expert*! to champion, and for which U i* tido bad tu do with Alfred Hill's ioten- why American* saddenly fail renewed ilous bo did not explain. “Why, he's going to ai*rvy the .daughter of Mr. courage to give large order* and-make tion by the government, preferably an ap­ BtWU, who travel, for the firm, that's •speculative purchase. Tn* w best prod no j, tend Gennao maritime commerce to every propriation If be igaorw aay of them, what lie's going lu do. Ask him, and *ee I rd ia tU Union Hr 1879 wa Tally equal;; part ofthcgloU, ami tUporition of th. he does it at lb* peril of losing rota ud if he ean deny H. Why.it'* cumiug off I to th* average yield, but all it* rival* io i house of Godsffroy in tU Se«b Pacific losing bn place si the next election. Tha I the markets of the world auffsod from | seem, d to afford a favorable opportunity tun whd ha a claim against the govern* j d.H.k-t.1 harvests. France showed a fall-1 of aerating » firm footing in throe dhtent men; for aerviees during the war, for prop­ I rag off of tm>re than om fourth her usual I I yield, Ktwsia nearly one fifth, Spain nearly ![ regions, where England Ud jart poeke; erty taken, or far anything rise, rarely ever *d tU Fiji Ubnd* without maeh art- thinks of putting u ia the hands of any of ontHterceth. Italy and Austria more iW ' many. Ia tryrag to carry Mt his sehetne the numerous law firms or clam agents in on*-filtb, while England was rvdoeed from j the Germaa Chancettor ran the risk of thia esty. He endoaa the papers relating an average yield of eighty three to fifty. I eocainginto collation with two forogc powvra, the United Stata and England. TU Gmsramentofths United Stata Uv*. and organ tLat his btuintn be homed through. (Should the Coogreaaaran fail to in there region of great importance, and j Atabliali the claim and get the money, be wwkl threatened with a scarcity of wheal aecmsd to be pcrfiotlv autisfied with the frrejuently, beesute of his failure, nukes while her gnneria w-ro I nil, and visions pneaejafon of th* harbor of I'angoPastro aa enemy at the claimant, Who forthwith of high price* for htr enormoua harvest in.Tutaila, one of the Samoan group, declares and works for some other aspirant sent a thrill of mterpriw thlougb tbehod. A prominent which had been enocoded to them M a for Coogrrr^i .oal honors Iler steamboat and railway mn-igerv made member of the lower lionac recently said : Certaia disenveria have been made •A Coognnsmaa who trim to meet all ' mg •brereUuff." into Europe, and *ddithe demand* upon him has the work of here daring tU last few dap oooreraing ’ tiooal lines, were at ones pevjcctcd or laid tbo Socialite and Nihilists, of a ratba down. Dure was hardly an English in­ serious natare. For the last four day* a dustry that did Mt feel new life al the fresh trade wind TLat blew acrews the At- j thoroughly <irg*ai*ed search has been made by the poUu in th* lodging* of for­ eign Madrons, e*pecr*lly Knxiaaa and j Pubs. Papers of a Nililmic character hare Urn dieorered, anAarrr-u made TU st...nt i.'tn. Alfred Util looked rather । an abut odt English ship* and | bard Itran otUrwiao. bat be wm amiling authoritim bate k -pt Vr affair a quiet a and shiny a* ftyw. Nbe hardly greeted rom America or the t’onliueui, and possible, Sul lb* newspapers have ealarally him when U appeared. Iiol she looked at the main rcasM* why KaglUh inII* kaa, beaidra, gvt wind of the matter, end it now trans­ he ought to Lok after duatry win, 1.4g depressed. was the There is not a pire* that at No. 20, Plan I Ter, and not hi* departount work. pertaku. e •>! oonuncreul gloom in every very frequented urert, a secret printing Department of the Government, aye, part of tie globe. The rapidity of trie­ peros and over one thousand copies of a scarcely a division of any DcpanmeM, ia graphs.: evrtmauaication induce* now a new Nihilistic publication of a decided ready ««vit; »-:«•*> to change* abroad, Applica­ r.-rolu; foaary character, hare Urea found. nomathing of interest to them. “with a gigantic throb aernm th* ana wc tion* for appointment to p-itioc., claims, peuaiour, and th* many stages through oho an evidence of thh sympathy that th* which these uisltm have to go." Th* deficiency *f th* European harvest has given risw Io eompenatay advantages- ” into her eye*, ami her lip* quivUrd anguish. “Ith, it isn’t true ! I ki isn’t!’’ and she touched bi* hand in di'tnay atxl lookad up into bis free all her hart'* story written in her “I d->a’i**c why it should*nt U, so there'* the long and short of it. on use makio" a ftm about it, my I i WHOLE NO. 1292. �Tqi HtfuiLiti/lltfilin Two colored gentlemen of eeoectrie hab­ it* rad seme notority have just ehuScd off tbb usertal eoiL On* who lived till ninety waa l.aowa aa “Pop Hut,” and aoenmnbted a large property tn real estate wen invariably white women. Ke was a miaer and denied himself everything but New York, F*b. Gth, 1880Xf there is om thlag more d'wagreeebio tbe barest neeenaariea of life. Perhaps th* than another it ia to have any suspicion severe regimen they had to share with him I that you are watched. A emailing cota- was tbe cause of tbo mortality among the mittoc of amateur dctectivm have indulged io tbo paititae of watching people Of The other old geotlemec; was not so trifty counc their motive* are alleged to be of and waa eternally Mt to priaon .for va­ HiaakiUaaa the purest. They mean to done up, so grancy and petty offanaea. they my, bad plare* by tha influence of whitewaabcr was rceognixed u something prominent and wealthy persona wbo fro- artistic and extraordinary, and his voice queat them ou tbe sly, obtained by threats vm powerful. Hie last words were breath. of expmurt, and to aav-i young men in la ■ .11 I. ik. place* of trust from the broad road to cm- W»™. U. UlMlab, bexalement, and rash woman from wreeking City Priaon. Lent ia approaching fast and the final chair lira and breaking up tbeir families for some pamieg infatuation, and all that gaieties of the season are crowding together. •orc of thing. Ax to blaekumil, the pious The Liederkrrax Ball, which is the grant Paul Prra are horrified at th* idea. Il raems io be the general opinion, iodignant- world, long luoked for tod looked back to ; ly expressed, that without indorsing im- with food memories, h*i oom* ud gone, I tnordity ol any kind, It i* diagusling on ' ud among.other sigM of the day, the general principle* for such Parisian or glories of the Tboatn Cosique, Harrigan Another thit^ fe just as certain, that ia that the exact revmo of "that n true here. Every’Democrat u praying that tbe Repoblieaw muy nominate Gnat, whUe in thh enanty we do not know of but om mu who favors hia nomination while hundreds assert aror. positively they -will never vote for him if he ’is nomiThe Boatou Jwmt/ * leading advocate of tbe rcaomination of ex President Grant in ita issue of last Eatordsv nays, the ar. bitrary actio* of Senator Cameron ia Pennsylvania and of the Republican Stole Committee in New York in calling tk* State Convention so early for the choice of delegates to tbe National Convention pro­ vokes hostile romtneut in Republican jaar nsls Sncb action .will do tbe Grant movement great injury, because it will drise away from bis rapport ’thousanda of fair-minded mea who daairc above all thing* that the Republican voter* shall bare an opportunity to expreaa tbeir pre fcreoces'at the primary meetings. Four yeari ago the Maryland delega­ riatible. And yet on ■ Yea and Nay vote, 113 delegates, oat of 246 voting, have de ilbaraialy pronounced against General Grant—not against * third term, bat sgsiuet Grant. A change of barely tan votes would bare tied the Convention 1 Tbh result must bon severe disappoint meat to th* friend* of General Grant, and a hard blow to the movement for bb nom­ ination. Tb.is narrow majority of 20 waa Ruaaiaa spy system* to be introduced the blue* are about to be temporarily dim­ obtained only by strenuous exertions sod th* use of powerful influence. No on. med. Their Mnllixau Guard Christmas, can doubt that if the Convention had been which baa made more sides ache than per­ hft to iu own spooianeou* choice th* haps anything they ever before produced, fortune at faro or drawpokcr or yield to is to be withdrawn, and another attraction Mill more alluring temptation*, it ia proba­ about which proton nd secrecy is at present Radix. ■ ble that he will personally and privately observed, ia promised. tion to tbe NatioMl Republican Conven­ tion wa* solid fur Blaine from first to bat. Thia yeaKlho^iodications are that the party there cringe loyally to its fiivorite, and that he will again have the dele­ gation. Grant is absolutely without fol­ lowing in th* State. Sherman haa a good many friends, and if any candidate diaputes the delegation.with Blain- it will is an outrage to dog his footsteps and-racord his misdeeds in a black liat, which , may, moreover, do many of the uncun-. | sciotts victim/ tha greatmt iajuaicn. And II cratie party at thia lime, ia Congress and 'out, becomes more and more apparent \ a black ItM. However virtuous may be II every day. The leaden are all at sea, the stem promoters of the plan, their dirty,' without rudder or compaw, and with the sneaking employees are absolutely certain ■ rocks of dieeord threatening destruction ox ' every band. Tbi* acaaion of Congrn* baa The highest inhabited place in the world is Galen, a railway village in Pe] nt, 16,MS feet above the sea. Near it a tonne! 3847 fo« Jong is being bored through the peak of the mountain, oOO feet above the perpetual snow line. A miner s babtation on Mount Littwin, CoL orsdo ia 14.1S7 feet above tbosee Having Juul nine veara experience in different branches of Mercantile Trade in a place where buiinesa ia done by the Thousands-, I am not entirely nexperienced in business matters. I am constantly buying and will soon have a well selected stock of Groceries^ Glassware, Chinaware, 4c , &c. -. I offer no ‘•baits" in prices but firmly believe you can buy of me at a little cheaper average price than at aby other place in tbe city. Sugars, Teas and Coffees I am sell­ ing at bargains. Lamps Side Lamps, Bracket Lamps and Trimmings Cheap. Choice Honey, Foil Cream Cheese, Oranges, Lemons, figs. Cranberries, Horse­ radish, Pickles Plain and Mixed, and a full line of Canned Goods, all very cheap. A new thing, Fresh Compressed or Lightning Yeast, nice light bread1 in three hours. Farmers I have shipped about 5000 lbs., of dried apples, tut *ill buy more and will buy all kinds of dried fruit and produce for cash or trade. Remember the place, one door cast of Post Office. The year 1875 wax a proeperons one for California. She exported 2,000,000 gal loaa of wine and 120.000,000 worth of IOTANIC IALBAM 1 UmM IAi*k U>». «M arartr ■WrtlnMlo cN.la.rt.L bar 1 rill »'■ lUuaH b>Uu Ua> >11 Ml AGENTS WANTED Ili-.TS’-J nt W. H. SCHANTZ GRASTAB00M¥w6fflJ) it-iirfir.’ai.lsaAn&Txig Human Misery. — . ^M^arat 2U^T*UgtMb«e DRYGOODS! DRYGOODS! ‘ REAL ESTATE. FOH SALE AND TO REKT carry th* country, baa been exploded On* thing mere ir elaat. This year * contests ar* to be amicably conducted to be canraised oa the 1 ■residential question, an amicable rrault. The nominye of the aad the result shows that Blaine stands Chicago Convention Is not going to be dr with the party abnut aa be did in 1876 Mtoyed by the enmitie* sronaed in fats when seven of tEo tea delegates were for him from 6e»t to’laat. Of nioe Republican newspap-T. six favor him and three faror •WAsntwoTOM, D. C.,1 Grant A popular on vara show* 590 Feb. 5, 1880. j Republican* for Blaine, 212 for Grant, 83 The routest in Pennsylvania ia over, and apparently Senator Cameron has con­ trolled the State for the purpose of giving donation for sweet charity tea prrawut that j prince* are not in the habit of making. ’ This ia the gift of Janie* Gordon Bennett j| etrait* of the party make ila leader, cow­ of the New Xork Hewitt, to thelamiahing ard*. They srw fighting aby of every peasantry of Ireland, to ray nothing of the 1I question or measure touching upon their rarrrndrr for weeks of column* upon col- f political difference*, and the subject* umu of the moat valuable apace lu hie which tbo late extra acasioe developed two papers to advertise in the moat effect- i ive manner every effort in the cause. Il with bated breath. Thia, io brief, is the The ma­ ia not the first lime Mr. Bennett has pct situation in Coogrvu today. has pul hi* band onoalentttieuaiy io bia jority arc wailing, like Micawber, ter ■ pocket in a way to eclipae th* deeds qf somethin* tu turn up. or in .tbo hope of ' being able to pose the appropriation bills ' men widely famed as philauthropialsand quietly slide out without raying or do ' something morn to be said. Thoae who Mreu ballot* at Cincinnati. Out of 1,1138 are well informed ksow that the delega ’ , promptly met the situation, headed a tab tag anything What new light may break Repfiblicass, who are the Ixst reprearu la- lion will be divided, and that the victory I: scriplion lut with *30.400. and Marled bis forth, or what changes ia the situation tiro- nt the party in ell scct’renaL* the was given to Cameron more for Cameron's : reporter* all orn the eny to report on des­ may transpire as the session progresses, State,' 1,0‘_*C declare for Blaine, 866, (or cake than for anything else. When tlrey illation generally, and particularly with Grant, 34 for Sherman, 7 for Washburn e, come to aet ia the Convention, the delegathe desired effect of Mining np the btnevB lor Conkling and 2 for Garfield. ' lion will divide upon Grant and Blaine, -' dent to practical method, of relief. He A staff rot respondent of the New Fork ao-l ay that body made a rule in 1876 that i ia thought of by a great many people ar a Trifowr writes from Harrisburg that the unit system is of no effect,' and iodi-'I earrleaa man of the world, given to yaebtnine-tenths of the delegates to the Conven­ vidua! delegates may vote for whom they II mg, polo and fashionable fcativitica of all tion weve oppoord In the nomination of please, in ease General Grant shall bo,I Linda, to perbape u undue degree, but The finest Stock of AHUenry Goods ever shown in the Oft of Hastings. From $2.00 io $20.00. Knit Sacques, Scarfs Hoods, Nuihias- Mittens, iu Farms For Sale. Great Opportunity. Thr best floods made .Vow is the time to buy yout Winter Goods and buy them Cheap Senator cleet Mahooc of Virginia is urging th* ReDuLHeana of that State to j Vice President will report io favor of Rep­ join ia an indifoendent moremsnt foe the : reaentalive Bicknell* joint resolution election of Prerilhirfi*! electors in oppoei j ••prvpoeiog a conatiluiioua! amendment to tion to the Demoentie tickets, they are to provide for the election of President and be nic’u of high character who will, elected, I Vine Preaident by the people.” The com­ cast the vote of Virginia for ^tbe eandi mittee have etricken out that portion of date who may seem to them beet ealeulst : the rnelulion providing ‘'that a centeM in ed to advance the interests of the State. any Mate ahall be passed upon by it* j highest judicial tribunal,“ and with thia In Coogroesman Weaver * district ths petition for ths paristpe of bis bill to pay one change have instructed Representative the aoldiere of the war fire hundred mil­ Bicknell to report the resolution favorably But it ia not likely that lions to which they ere »ot entitled war to the Honae. circulated by a rank copperhead—a man thi* or any other similar measure will pass You there ha* aa much brains as modesty. lion of politics and nothing else. ore them in tbe rest* arani, declaiming Perhaps be^i over their whiskey straight that, “By Jlrmht, God, Mr” we intend to run this oventry. Ous of the coorpicuously prominent ‘ leaders” in Cougrsra on tbe Demoentie Charles C- Waite, founder of the Bro- side ia springer of Illinois—“Bill" Spring­ voort House, a hotel much patroniitd by er, aa they call him at heme—and he is a aristocratic visiting Englishmen, who also specimen of the kind of material the *De I held a large interest in the magnificent mocraU make lesdara of in these dayr Windsor Hotel, is dead. He was, although was talking a few days ainee with an Illi­ by no means a politician, a prominent nois journal iM now in Waahingtoe„aad he ale at a barg*is. Apply M NET YOM fDLY PUL ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS,! Constipation and Piles. Convention will be held at New Karen on jostle each other in friendly end fashionable manner at a ladies' Mock exchange np town, where the fair dabbien in th* wane of Wall street are aided by a young and ’esneyl- lovely guide, philosopher and friend to make their inreelnu-nla. While they wateh the tepee they ____________ . aeptSSjan^ \_ । Ans.—Your Prescriptions anil I Rectipts. ’ | What is it made of 1 । Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? ’ Ans.—With care and acenrncv. Where to gel it 7 Ans.—At Roberts & Hotchkiss. where you will always find a full and select Stock of T? AY'S KIDNEYPAD Ttt£ GREAT DNCOTECT •'.’•iti' FINE CIGARS AND A specialty. Call and See (t«. ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS. FREE SLSESdraAf •( th*GnM« F-u A VALUABLE INVENTION^ Ttia world rshowned WILSON SEWING MACHINE Tbo Produce Market. The New York HERALD ONE DOLLAR~A YEAR. New York HERALD, Hn-idtroy <iN>f Awn StrrH, Jtne Fork In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and Anlahed as a firaCroiaaa Plano. It rfecelvod the highest awards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo­ sitions. IT SEWS ONE-FOUMTH FASTKR than other ’• un’lmitod. There are more WILSON MACHINES sold In the United States than Mrra^^^ l^L ■” **• othsrs. The WILSON XSSRI WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. Bcro“l'2?y’ *ew Orleans, Ln.; Cer.StataAHMfaraSta, Chicago, Illa.; and Can Francisco, Cal. _ For Sale by all FiTst-Clt.it Dealerx. DAUCHY & CO. COL PIANI AGENTS READ THIS! AmU* 0>b L'asai, I. .Um .. JOB WORK A SPECIALTY iONSli teri Wh.it i* it” Drugs and Medicines. 5,000 ™ December Isf 1879-___________________ I Our expenses nre light and we sell goods in same ratio. JIIl^dALSJRIA.l making and batrim, and when the agony ia over with business boars, thsy oan coawrie themarives for tbeir lorn*, or sweetly eroor. State Supremacy Democrats arc reedy,’I consider their winnings while enjoying a A eu—— to increase the power* of everything pah! i j bountiful and elegant free lunch. It wa* too bad that Speaker Raaddl; for bj fbe Naikmal Govmonenl except |1 perb parlor organ tempt* ekillfnl fingers to But tbe grave and reverend Senator* made would not permit th* l ireetdatek lunatics ektetiooT - ponr oat _____________ __ they rare of on* small die* from tbe leaf by dulcet Mreins_________ of music,, and confinaiatf ell tbe Damoerul* nots-Inatcd, is tb. How. to deaisro tUm^vm fool. ThaPhiiadripbin/V*. ridm* thrt the | have • real jrily, soofabfe lime k and then holding the other* back for other 'rami,.h—«„ .TTJIairrS RUSSELL. Knappen's Law Office. member of the I 'uion League Club and of severs! very “toney" and Kientifie socio aevea-day wonder* bow springer ever It ties and will be missed. Another celebrity aehisved Lu prominence in Coegresa. of a retiring disposition has passed away at ia certainly not on account of hie ability, IT HAS 1 who never had anything but abate for the ripe age of 80 years, namely, the gen ij for be is a very ordinary man in ibis rc| apect. Ho praetiaed law in Springfield WONDERrUL the patriots until he aaw that he might Democratic spirit aa there appears Io be ial William .Cooper,’ bto.her tu goud old I POWER. । It has Dr. Peter Cooper, and scarcely second to '| and rarely bad a case. But he was oae of poasibly make tome tnoaey out of them. a revival in the fraud burines*. eiked out that rhe Democrat* tn th* him in the jierfermance of good deeds.;■ your peroiatcot, ubiquitous, meddlesome Of 4030 Republican* ia Ohio who have House- intend to unseat Waahburue of He was a very wealths man god conneqfd aoit of men. with plenty of ebeek, and i* been interviewed by tbe Cincinnati 6*«- Minnesota and Orth of Indiana, in order with tdaoy of our most iafluenti.l financial bound to have a finger in every pie The :eto with reference tn Preaidcattal prefer­ to gain a controlling majority of those two institutions, besides developing a taste for Illinois editor referred to relates how, ence*, 1081 are for .''T.ertnan 9G8 for delegatinsa in that body. The theft in geot'emraly sport* which lie kept up to when the I-ogulaturv was in eemion al Rlaine., 1120 fop Great, 131 for Garfield, MaiM enema not tn have satisfied them. tbo bet. He waa a good judge of a fine Spriogfie " " 70 for Washberne, 85 for “ ’ ‘ They want a majority of lb* States ia the bobbing burse, and Commodore of the Atlantic tbe balance scattering, with House ia the hope that thereby they may Yacht dub for another thing, where I when to do this or tbit, evidently be­ be able Io Meal the electoral count, or Gar- was introduced to him three yeaq ago, and and ' celonisc it. But no waiter how many del­ got warmly trounced at 'MlTtsnU, by tbo 'lieving that if be did "not run” the whole thing it would come io grief. And so it says, tbe Southern Blate* were locked egations they steal, the next Preaideatisl upon m Grant pcrMveres. secure .from all election will no overwhelm them that no atroog force, io many caeca, at couaidc)ah!o is here in Washingten. One would think, Intrusion, hence the howl that b raised theft enn be big enough to help them oul pen-trial inconvenience, to attend bia, fune­ to sew Springer ou the floor of the House It begin, to appear that the purpose of ral. . over an unexpected develpement of f’herHe "ru burn io a firmhouee whieh sometimes, that bo considered hinuelf reforeign governments in taking hUJ of the stood within a &w feet of the office I am ipaariblc fur tha whole roorern. He bobs rnan'a strength in that region. up aud bobs down, sod hra a word ou writing thu letter in. The Bosten Jn<u»ul seys —Ex-Guv. that proposed highway in (America, and Ao acitalMu is goiag co among the j every question. Somctimei he haa been Garcelon of Maine will doubtless be called there is a strong feeling arousing against Irish Societies which will probable result, the laughing atock of the whole House; wpoo by the Legislature to explain what it Some decisive action wijl be taken by ia the otwissiou this year of the famous ; but he goce on apparently oblivion* to it became of f700fi drawn from the free Congrem against such purposes, and ought 8t. Patrick's Day parade and sending the ; all—unable tn are himself ra other* are high school funds on warrants in favor of to be taken promptly. It is ths eoovic- money .which it would hare roet to aid the ; him. But there ia one thing for which 1 A Ion to Garoslon. lion of sll parties that whatever plan is suffering poor of Ireland. It is thought • must give hiiu credit—he understands The'decrease of the public debt during adopted for roanecting the two OensM better nut to ‘ drown the shamrock” iojhe iI parliamentary ladies pretty well, ud the month of January w om of the Urgrat miirt be controlled by tbe Halted Slate* customary way, with whliky, while it is ia aa induat/ioea aa a pismire. This, I with hie great perviatcaey in putting him­ ou record, over 11 million dollar*. It inJinow drowned tn Ita native land with tear*. ! self forward, has doubtless been the neester a general improvement in business and With all their faults, tbe Irish arc waraeret of bis suceera Tbe rvprwsentallvM of bearted and charily ia a pneaion with them. If tbe parade were always omitted hence­ tbe prem, too, have treated him with forward and forever, and thr Orange cele­ much consideration, be reuse be like* to The Demoentie party seems to hare bration on July. 12th aa well, people gen­ talk to them, ud if th er j ia uything sly : settled down to a cnnvfetion that Tilden' all about erally wodld be better plrased. We ehall going on he is rare to toll street general kpetatron to appropriation •croud choice ia Tilden. it. Notwithstanding hie redsamlng qualimiss but not regret the wondrous hate -if Irili*. Xl ought to porn unanimoukly, C. M. Xs.rerat liee, Springer comm for short of being a It is acid that ex Governor Cnriia ia great man. Yet be ia big enough, alter Tbe Ricbmaod, Ya., DOpatrh rayathsi diapered to give up his eooteal for I read lb* other day in the .Ismou DUaolulion Notice. all, to take prominence in a legislative Senator-elect Mahoar, having declared in Ajrpurfcr a letter from Australia reporting The Co partnership berotefore existing favor of an electoral ticket which h UM ttwren John M n___ Tbe brilliant btutneae of nomioated a th* remarkable sucres* attending th* exhi- majority controlled by enah men aa Fer­ nando Wood, Sam. Rudali, and Little pledged to uy party, cuanol be admitted candidate to be defeated should be left exbiuoo of Waltham watches al th* Sydney to tbe National Democratic Convention. Swart Cox. I may write a biography of clusirely to the Detneeratie party. Exposition, retailing the sensation smong some of these hereafter. The election return" restored La. the Secretary Sherman'a friends secured foreigner* sbout them at our own Centen­ All acta due the firm mast be M. Beasmcr who slone ia an------.w Tbeir popularity here eaema to be •State Gererumcnt of Maine by Mr. Saw­ the delegates al-large to the Republican nial. nollect them and who will also nt all of yer are aaid to contain evidence* of mani- National Courratio a ia North Carolina. daily on the increase with nine out of tea tbe indebtadnaa of the firm. ” puintioa. Tire returns for county officers ■ The Conneetieut Republican Graven intelligent people. Dated Huiing*, Jan'y 24th, 1880. ' have not yet been tound. lion for sleeting delegatee to the National Money and melody, Mock* and ailka, John M. Ubmuu. w.„-, JAMESTOWN ALPACAS Knappen’s Law Office. General Grant fur President, and that the exposure ol the weakness of the Grant movement was due to Senator Cameron’s determination to secure the pe»os;e of the lotting delegates ia February to attend a Convention in June, bat if there an, they have been carrfal'y oonoaaled from publie DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS knappen’s Law Office, �Tilt UtrutUctf Btjliltn will poekivsly M Diabetes ; sod it ia gurasteod that it will also sure 99 per esat of etbav kidney dmeeeee, P5 per cent, of all liver dfooaam, and will help la every cam without isjury to the eye«ee, wbea takeo eeeordiag to di­ rections, aod th. sum of *1,000 will be guotlemeo, not a half, or three fourths, no. nor reven eighths, but a eord. We hope no oo< will act it into his head that a load of wood will pay for the Bannkii, ualem the load io * fog cord. were the remarks made by Boo. R. J. Grant, after Ahieh the wife of hia sou, Dr. C. W. Pritdta of Grand Rapids prseeniod, with a fow appropriate remarks, various articles which were duly appreciated by the Judge and Lady. We see that the official reports from the several School Diatrieta,io thia County, on file in the office of the Superintendent kf Public Inslroctiou al Lansing, shows 8,057 children enUtled to draw public• money, againal 8,1«3 ia 1878. Thiai One of tbo moat dastardly outrages that have ever been called upon to note. population occurred in thia City last week. The facta seem to be that a boy under age waa found partially intoxicated by our D. D.G. who, with bin usual aridity to serve tbe Saleon interest, took him before tbe City Recorder who aeuteooed him to ten days impnaoamont, not giving him a chance to pay bK' ordinary Ana. simply because ho was a lied Rihbou buy, and ho must be disgraced to serve the purpoeee of the renders of liquid damnation, after they had enticed him> violate his pledge, aad deprived him of a good situation. At chase of a nice carriage. Now, if there thia stage of tbe proceedings tbe City At­ torney stepped in end proponed to this un­ was not prosperity, they, of course, could nut afford new earriagea Well, we are fortunate victim of the Whiskey Haas. glad they are prospering, aad truly wiah •vary l.rmer in the eetsniy had a nice He did so maofally.aud produced evidence onrriage, ud erery other needful thing bo that one Andrew Bell sold tbe liquor on Sunday. For Ibis Bell waa promptly ar­ rested, tried aad couriered, ud sentenced rvmala unclaimed u> the poaurtm at HaMlnr to Jail fur tea days, and to pay a fine of Harry county, Web., Fvb. 10th 1W). Rooelia Austin, Chas Armstrong, •25,00 and ou.ts amounting in all to George Conley Cornelia Johnson, Mta. J, about 136.00. Then under pretence that B. Layhn, L. 8. Loekwsod, Dr. John bo desired to appeal his cause, be was al­ lowed to depart .with his council, end left Page, Geo. E. Watoou. called home in early life—the picture of ’ Cards.—Mrs. F. 8. Van Dewalker, D. lor pens unknown No punishment fur whom we see adorning yonder wall, ud the vender of worse than Bell fire. E W’ilbur, Alexander Fry. when you turn your eyes io that direction, Ou tbo testimony of thia same lad, one Jon M. Xrrtn. V, M. no doubt the stint tear moistens the Aeck Brndesner, was also arrested aad held for f At tbe adjourned meeting of tbe New ud aadoem ills your hearts. You will trial oo charge of selling liquor to a minor, taform Club, held Saturday evening, tbe ere that little one in the “sweet by aadand if ever brought to tnal before aa im­ Constitution aad By-Laws reported by the partial jury will surely be eon rioted. committee w«re adopted, rod some ol tbe i tfficers elected, as follows: President, blmaing to you tn old age. They are boya key devils, and it become necessary to stop Juaepn Slattery; Vico President, Israel of whom you may well be peoud, all op­ 8. Geer; Recording Secretary, J Lee' the thing, oo io violation of what tbe pub­ right and honorable mon far which you lic believe was an honest pledge of pro­ Reed, Financial Secretary, Jama C : hare moon tn be thankful. You, the tection on Wednesday night this mere lad father, waa not permitted to continue tilling I Woodruff; Treasurer. William Wood. ' waaTfobblcd up by our D. D. G-, aad com­ the noil. Your neighbors spoke of your ’ mitted to jail Io serve out the remainder I | noble qualities, and than they were spoken wiahing tbsQ Godspeed. Mr. H. Loaher, lata of Freemoot, Ohio, has purebaaed ths Bakery fotmerly rue by’ fluliua Starke, on State St. near J. Plug ■| »Mcat Market, and will keep constantly on band a full supply of all goods ia hia line. The Newton Bouse^ gaining in popu­ Also, open • first dam Lunch Room, to| larity erery day. which will be added a fuU Uno uf Tobacco Tbe city io full of indiriduals who are and Cigars Give him a anil. X in attendance ac Court. Aa aa evidence ot prosperity anfong the 1 Loot commences to-day, and' lasts till faroMn, we nodca frequently that rome Entered at the East OfficeHastings. Mich., as Secondclass Matter. > Mr. Ira Hatch taiko of getting up a grain! ball sometime is tbo future. Let her eosne, Ira. The wheeling is getting to be splendid, ud ties ate being brought to tbe City in large numbers.. telling yiu tbe tmth. The Holloway Bros., aucc Russell Bros, in tbe Drug bi working up a fine trade. A. G. Spaulding of Chicago, one of tbe Y Croquet Firm, was in tbe city on Thurs­ day and Friday of last week. We are sorry to announce tbe illness of It numbers many eminent authors eranag ita contributorv. Dunog raornt yson we have noticed not a fow papers by Edward A. Freeman„tlw Historian, and the lead­ ing article ia tbe present numbsr, The Lords of Ardreu. ia from his pen, end will be very intervociag to tbo atadeol of med­ the caatug of the vote of PeuasylvMsa in ’ GltoTfXT of New ' Gold sad Silver the National Convention wb-re it will do tbo meet for Cameron than to bare it Mr. and Mrs. Prindle Your children Mims gives a brief aketekof the various pledged to Geo Greet or anybody also. aa J a fow cf your friends, arc here to­ night to congratulate you on the pleasant Mr. A Nriger, Taylorville, Pa., writm; return of the anniversary of your marMy moebot. aa old lady of sixty yean, Greece, a paper by Dr. Bandwith, oom suffered for thirty years with Rheumatism, meats on lbs history of Greece stem the to such an extent that she won a* times boule of Nevarino, and enorially ooa entirely tame. Wo procured from Mvmrs. detune tbo policy ot England with rmpsel Ludwig Broe , Druggists ia Senates, Pa., to the Greek canoe Practical .Esthetics a bottle of Br. Jaool's Oil, used k eneovdtookisg abroad with a view to secure a urges the eataUiehmcat of art galiorim home. You finally settled on the bents of and museums and tbe deooratfoo ol public parka and other ptacre of holiday neon, aa the beautiful Tborospple, a few mileo be a moons of crmtiag in tbo popular mind a low the then settlecneot of Haatlags. You fori log al artistic, beamy. A oauvarn of New York State by letter there experieoeed -.be triaia ami hardahipa. reveala tha eziaieooa of a otroog Blaine or Sherman aeotlmeot uaaoeg Republican About one year after I made this place my boose, and being anxious to ascertain tbe condition of tbo oburob of my choice and the prospects of its future, end with the preacher in charge of tbo circuit we Tbo usual mootteg of the Farmees’ made a tour of inepoerloa through tbe sur­ Mutual. Fire Ioanrance Company foe Barry rounding country. Wo arrived at your and Eaton eountim will be held at Unfoo boms end found yourself (tbe husband) Hall in thia eity on Tueaiay tbe 17th test, commencing st one o'clock f. m. and venerable father laboring to improve Dated Beatioga Fob'y 3d, 1880. tbe form,—and the wife attending to bar' Clxmxkt Switw, Sofy. •hare of tbo work. Tbe good book says, “In the sweet of tby fam ehalt thou rat bread." How true tbe saying ! Since that lime life baa bad its joys and The New Reform Club will hold tbeir If the record^of judicial hist cry furnish next meeting iu Red Ribbon Hall on aa dastardly an outrage on justice and Saturday evening next at 7 o'clock. Order right, as ibis was. we have failed to find of exereisea are, let ringing by tbe choir, ft recorded, and we do not believe It Kaauted by the full orchestra- 2d A abort ’ addrvm by Judge Smith, aubjecct, “what iustanwof failure, aad renaone, inatan Mutual Fire Insurance. Amoa Morrieoq. who was quite vevere- cee of of euccvae and reason. Dr' Perera COMPANY. \ ly hurt at tbe cnxjuet works one day last will give a short sddrves on tbe beak and week, is getting klong finely. iu valrro, iu health and disease ; demon­ Hun N»nnau; Bailey, who has bees strating the same Closing with music. Trfy sick, and whose life for a time waa1 ^Tl.e studenta of tbe High School .have Fire Insursoc* Companies ol Barry and dr*; aired of, i» slowly recovering. Xb-ided to apply tbe priieaeJa of their so­ Eaton Counties located St Hastings and Tbe Editor ol the BaxxK* will aldrvns cials to the purchase ot a carpet foe tbe Charlotte, organised under tbo laws of the State ef Michigan, .ud doio: bueiMrn io the people at Nsahville oo Sooday eve­ rostrum la tbe High School room, and ning, on the subject of Temperance. TO THE PUBLIC Mr. W. D. Bayes, wbo has been many years in my employ, having aaaociated himself with me in the Dry Goods buxineax, the firm hereafter will be known aa GOODYEAR & CO., and I treat that Uia new firm will, by S^urs ftaliit hir Prist tn iiocT itTHnat n rams, merit a continuance of the patron­ age xo liberally bestowed in the paat. With the axsuranco to onr coatomen. that our stock will in the future an in the paat, be HWEf and ■ prices m LOW if not LOW­ ER than can be found elsewhere, end with many' thanks, to our J- S- Goodyear. Corner Store, Empire Block. Reduction on Laundry. Tbe inereaae ef my Laundry Burioeaa eoabloa mt to make a redaMion on Prime. After thia data I will charge aa follows — SiirU 10c a ptare, OMm 8c a m,«. C»fi.ttopair. All goods entrusted to me, will be safely returned or paid for if Farm for Sate. Higfatv acres ou section 26, sixty aerrn improved, two good orchards, peach tram, •mril fruit, good buildinp. well watered. Inquire oo th. premiam of C. R. Crosby. Ratland Fob 2. 1880 of from neighbor to neighbor until you apouiible poaitioo of J edge of Probata foe the 'county of Barry, which office yon tiled fur sixteen yenro, wish credit la yearself and an boa or to tbo Coast;. We feel proud ol tbo reoord you hare Dade for youroell aad yoor family, and may nose of your descendant! bring a stain on your During all those years tbe wife has held' up tbe drooping band and comforted the aching heart. May the days that remain to you be happy ia tbe nmrbrnaoa of well spent liras, ud when the rod comes, SUBSCRIBE Tbe Bepliat Society will give a sori al al the Chapel Friday afterwoin and even­ ing. Tea serve! frutfr-fj/to 7. AD are in- Other classes are to carry w-,rk, and tbe walla will pr more ioritlng appearance Old Mrs. McGjtlum. mither of ex vnperviaor McCoIltm pf Hope, was Luned at the Yankee Springe cemetery on Sun­ day last James fright of the Central who was rertously hurt by falling trench one dark night last week, proving, so we are informed. Don't foil to read the decision Supreme Court ol Maine, in Aswer to ths pretcodt-l officers of the bogus LegralaMr. Rickets, Jeweler, who may be found in tbe Post Office building, in having all be can possibly attend to in tha line of re pairing watches, docks and jewelry. Moteorolofllcal Reoord. r-s, D*"“r- 'a is. m AA Osaea. !>•• |nebl Notwithstanding the dissolution of eopartnmhip of tbe Beuamer Bro's, the bsui ores will be roolinued by John M., io ■ manner aatisfoctory to hia many cue the proceedings ci tbs Cooveulioo bold at tbe Metropolitan Hotel, Doeember 10. 11, -n.e -a ” pm by tbe E> •I aoHjatU Seeds, !■-■••• t/sm *n MWa apprtaliet. • The Maas. Republican Bute Committee E Berey has returned from his five hare decided to cell the State Convention weeks trip to Canada. to choose dslegatm al targe to the NatfoaCharley Riegler taken a rest cn the jury at Haeltaga thia week. 15th of April. The revival meetings al tbe Coagrrgs Tbe Conventioo to be bridal Jackroe, on tbe 18th inai, ia not a political but a Harriogtoo A Son's gorgeous new sign .Temperaona meeting, for tbe purpose of annuuocev "The Pepta'a Drug Store." A donation visit for tbe Rev. F. S. pushing oo the Red Ribboa work ia thin Bill, of tbo M- E ffhureb, has bean aaCoogrcanioeal district. Joe. Slattery, may depood on one friend nooneed to lake place at the rcrideaee of to defend him against the aamlte of any John Freeland, about a mile east ef thio of tbe whiskey ring, or iu any matter village, next Wednesday evwaiag. It ie a where he is in the right, so long as tbe aomewbat tartly roeoguiuou of the aewiera of a sanloon servant uf tbo Lord John Nagler has been selected to take A large amount of wood Is being mar­ X keted at present ia tha city. and JI. L. iu our Schools. Miss Van Arman daring Newton b purchasing an; amount of it, for which he pays la goods, which at Ha the time she was in charge of the primary school sndmrvd herself to sU her pupils, who greatly regret tbe necessity ot pertWe boar of a large number of people rick of infiammaiiou bl the lungs. Again wo any, be careful of your health. The sudden changes in the weather are liable to cause lung complaints, aad wo cannot be too careful about exposure Tha Ladins' Sewing S.ieiety contirated with tbo Episcopal Church wBI bo enter­ tained by Mbs A. E. Wolf end Mrs D. G. Robinson on Thursday of thin week at the Society Parlors ia Rower Block. Tbe German dance at Union Ball on Monday evening last was a grand anneona. They sold over two he ndrod l-.ehets, and tbeir music, which was free Grand Rap­ ids. was splendid ; amd take kail in all, m, By By Dr. Nataisl Wealth, By Dr. Thon. P. Janes ofTGeurgia. Haw shall wo lomom the Value of our Dairy Cow. end our Beef Stock, By Dr. Maine, aetata to be a pretty strong man A 8. Ileetb of N. Y. The Impovtanoo of Veterinary Soieneo, Tbo Alleghany county Keporttr thinks By Dr. Joseph B. Pinta of N. Y. that “Blaine perhaps elands cloMSt to th* Tbe Dairy, lie Profits and Preepeete, hearts of the pbin people." By Hon. X A. Wiltard of N. Y. Agricultural Journalism. By A. W. Dtckiaeoo Esq , of N. Y. tbo Grant boom visible in Indiana, and that Btarae is the popular candidate. Tbe genera) opiafon of Coagremmeo ie said to be that the Harrisburg Cusveatfoe resulted unfavorably to General Granl'e proepeeta for the Presidency. Tbo New York TTmea ia making about the same kind ef personal warfare upon Secretary Sherman which it made upce Tbo Went Virginia Ropubiinu State Conronlion for tbo ehetion of delegalm to tbo National Contention will he bold oc Wednesday, May 12. There in to be a thorough reorganisation ol the party in 8MU1N �SELLERS’ Does TWaLfo at jew Door? to Ire efoetod, ur to (Ms tummr-to ' T! c biitm'd thieg of all, is that the m :n who did ajmesr to K: elected. We • goverameut that pruCMts tliaicasv at the know that the offiecn who pwrided h: tbe field, and tlu: hires of tbo air, and evra cenvcntiou oftaraibcra-rioet nf fen Sapato the Rih** of the sea, pot oqjy refasra to add Hook ou the 5m Waincoday in Jan­ protect onr l»je, but ectnally sell* them to uary, reecgnlswi a* members ct both thci.- raieq puUie reraoue. For every SI,ODO collected from ths li­ bodtr* men who were uubwfelly ttxlrodurvd into Ibera by tbfr uncoaHitutioni quor oSgarchy. for public revenue, imme and illegal methode punoml by the Gov . mnlbers's »o B ncriflred on th* kvLing, putrid alter of Bocchns. . craor aad Cooocil, and rvfu.a to recognise [ men who nppeared to be legally clc-M.'; And what we complain of aa mothers is and refund to permit any appeal from fee ’! th*t tli0 mil nut Irej’ too cheaply, only a illegal dremnu. to thv .Coetow ever wkseh I thmuand dollar* a piece for boys worth to they were ternpcrartly prodding. Tbe ro- i a* their weight In diatnondr. unit of lhe commiUoeuf feu Gtur.cil, tin J ,1 Ask that toother who prei-n» her wtiicfee action at die Governor and Council a-julod bWUl to her breast, what ahu will thcreoa, of which wc tnuit lake judicial take (hr her hoy, and alio will tall you notice, show feat men were that admit that all tbe money in lhe U. 8. Treasury ted aad excluded upon grounds which this oouH nd bay the c-nc little right ann Court dedared, in their answer’ to Guv. Garcelon's questions, to be untenable and illegal. . ■rnit rrsuftr.uoi.aK. Il cauuot be aueccreilly olaincd that there was ever a ituaeum in tbe Hou*: of i Rcpnoeutativca which Undertook Io organ iu oh the fint Wedneeday of January, without counting men who could only ap '■ pear to bo drelcl because lhe lets Govern - To-day this Ceuuire, that ouafit to be, or and Council pursued males whteh this I th.- riebest iu the world, in filled with sort­; Court deci*nd in their nniwer to hie'’ fu.ira bejgary and crime, sad a bitter wail; quertiut*.-to be nneonatit'ittontl, Magni , uf want and vw without .urcoaae goes bp, and void. The.: men were not, in fact,' tn God. . elected. They did i*4 apjcar.to be elect-: God will bo avenged. The ery of the. cd bl the return* cauvsiicd in tbe man < widow robbed of her children has come up, net in which thr Coutlitatinn-aod L»>, before Him; the prayers of motbera, rightly interpreted, required the Governor j wbi-re som bare been Btnrdcrcd in drink­ and (Xranci) to eruvao* them. Wc cannot j log saluecu, hare been heard; the lean of rei-ognisc a Houac of llepnsscntaUves. to; make a quorum in whieh the prescacc of, there men waa ueeereary. aa n lawfully I cr.tietituted body, or capable of perforating any of the function* of a Ihiuae of Ifepre-1 raotalivea, when duo preterit wan made in j behalf of throe who were in Ltd deeted by In like manner, tbo presence in lhe Seoitc of men claiming scats to the exclusion of those whom a cnnrsaa legally recduetal would show to be elected and being rcccgnixed as members of the convention by tbo temporary presiding officer, who, though the protest against bis illrgsl action wa* Tobacco. made oo tbe snot, re fused to permit an ap­ We -era glail to aco thia clfetidlog sad peal from LU doctsion to the eouyamlpn of Benitorse'ret. .hiatal the or-ir,.ratfon cf filthy member of aocisty receiving Laid knodm faom a great variety of soune:. that body. . It K a great and growing nuuaoce, and see tn. Co deprive men of all renaa of decen­ cy rod metal conacionsocss in a very abort time. On can, in cabici of boats, and on public tbanraglriarcs. smokets puff their vile aad filthy emoke into the faces ot trav­ elers, dapitc protein or the rights of eth­ ers- The f’u^rrjatnn<ii;^, in a recent ireue, gave czpruMira tp the -f-dlowing, ■ iiach wc heartily cuUcrso. - “According to »ur obwrratiua, tbe tire The Opinion of the Court. Bangor, Me., Jan. 27.—The Supreme Judicial Court Lx* rendered a'uuanimctu decision this erpting, declining to recog­ nise the Farina bodies at Augusta, and especially declaring the Senate and House now bolding Mssions in the State Home to bo the legal IxgiaUture of Maine. The statement was printed in cur issues of Saturday, and the qtrcaaioos subjoined re­ lated t<> the validity of tbe two Legiilature.* in resawn at Augusta. Thr tallow­ ing is tbe opinion in fuff *ay tbo k»»L It has happened io the writer twice .within the last ten days to be oblkcd to ride ia a^Mage-OKtrh in which he had for fellow ^><senger* grntlemcn who lighted their cigars M if they were dole" al! parties the greatrsr farvr in the Allday <>f January. ISflO, hai not bei.u world, and withoutaa mnehaa Hying ‘By acrjiMsced in by a quorum of those appear­ your leare’ to any to whom their i-rv.-c-l ing tn hare been elerted io either house. ‘' uro Plight t« dL* igtreaWc asd even slckIl u a matter of history that, ahcr un- • ening, puffed away—a moil grewtis r.uisneeewful resistance to the illegal action of imnc. Wo do not wiib to be intolerant, the officers aUcmptiog to create the legb-1 but wc cvidially approved lie devi-i- n of lalire org.nix.tiMi cn that day, a msjoti'y the committee of ra ‘imporUul’ church— of person* who appeared to be elected 'to of which we hcaid tbe other day—who the two hoUM-a funnel an organisation of lirokc off n-.godaUvu* . with reference tu a tbcmaolro*. ; They.refrain'd ftwa fu.iniag an independent -irgntiuatiw until tbo 12th of January, hoping, until then, tot obtain their rights in same -thcr way. Tker were forced into sutdi a pvaiuon by tbe il­ legal action of tbe minority of racuibcn, From Hon. Andrew Cornwall, whose actino they were not obliged to sub­ E» KemLer of L.-guIatnrc, N. Y B mit to, and which they couLl in no other Alexandria l/iy. Jan. 3, 1 bBl renewable manner resist. The organic, di. H. Warner & O' lira, made on Janusfy 12, Were made by a majority of members apj-coring to lie Ladies Do you want o pure, bloomitw UompJexiou i if no, a few applicatioo-i of Hasan .. MAGNOLIA BALM wiUsjratfiy yon to your leart’a rou■ffflrt. It dot* fiwsy Trilli Sal•otrnoss, Maan. I’iui'fe-. Blotches, twd nlldliwaws.-.u.-l Itnpprft'cUoEsnfthOKkln. It overcomes the ■tubed appeataueo of heat, frtbrao and cxcltemraL It makes a Indy of TiriBTT appear but TWENTT; and no natural, gradual, and perfect uro IL-* H!ert». that It is Impossible to delft Hh application. v Publiabed semi nneally in M.hh and Bqdecaber, oontaine the 1st&t inlormatina un every department of Ladira' and ChlMren's Drcm. including Materials, Trimmiags, Travding, Woddfng and Mourning Outfits, Costumes of all de­ scriptions, Jowoiry, CoiffMee. Millinery, etc., etc.,-with valuable isformatira for Merchants, Milliovrs, DreMtuken, and Ladica gvtMtxlly. 120 pages, large flvo. Price, 15 eeats. Post-free. 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Utprecfdethd ia Popuidnli. /.nd Uadiipstcd is Utt Brood Cl<r:*. BEST III THE WUILDI tE&A Michigan Central Railroad. BRAND' RAPIDS DIVISION. । boom. So long aa the public debt i# diI utiuidiing »: the rate of 81 .IWO.IWU every GRAND R »PIDS AND DETROIT ' three days Mr. Sturrnan m»v Ik con.id- The relcmn occasion is indeed here iu the unparalleled aad omioou. events in cur pobhe hhtory which bare occurred within •rated by a legally constituted legiriuive body, for the following reasons briefly stated: When different bodies of men, rad> claiming to be and to exmiso the fnuctioM of the I^gidatiro Drpart meuI of tbo Sate, appear, each asserting their ti­ tle to bo reguded aa the law givers for the given to tbo Constitution of tbe Bute u people, it is tha obvious duty of the Judi­ will subrert the plain and obrtmn intent­ cial Ikpartmcnt, that must inevitably, al no ion of tu framen, nr pbec it in tbe poytcr distant day, be called to pu upon tbe va­ ofa few men to perpetrate their ferl/uplidity of the law. that may bo enacted by on die offices in tbe gilt of the people In the respectiro claimants to legislative au­ defiance of the will of the voters am-titnthority, to impure and ascertain for them- tianslly exprcood and aacertainod, became noire*, with or without <iucstions pronented their own neglect of duty ha* made feme by tbe clrimutU, which of tbeao bodim departure from directory provMoos atari or lawfully represent the people from whom dinary forms inevitable. they derive their power. There can be but one lawful Lcgialsturc. The Const A legally, organit.d Lagulsture being must know for itself whose enactment* now in cxuUnce eud exercuing ita consti­ it will recognise as laws of binding force; tutional function*, it follow* that uo‘o>owhose kirics of taxes U will enforce when rention of members elect of cither house brought judicially before it; whose choice can , exist which ean ba treated sa a nucictu of a peneerating officer before the eourt it will respect. In a tbcuxud ways it be , comm easeatial that the court should forthwith araertaia and take jodickl cog- poople. , Bath cannot rightfully exist at tbosame time; but one Govcmiarat ean be recogniicd and obeyed. The rcaponMbilrty and solemn duty arc impoaed upon [ u» to detenainr whkh is soiitbri to judir। tai recognition. International Dairy Fair. One of the tnoal important result* of this great fair is th<X verdict cf the committee cf expat* tbkt they fouad thc well known and alfl*;* popular Perfected Butter t'ul-1 or mrfle by Well*, llitdtxrdsun A Co . liurltngtoa, Vu. aupcrbr to all oiheta, and j thercfj.rc awarded it the fint and only' prise. Dairymen should remember this and ittri*! ou baring the batt. Sold by all Drujgi*t* and Grorere. - Send fi-r cir BI-CARB. SODA • Which U the aamo thing. WHIJ£ SEWING UHCHtKE Cl nxKkr fi’sx'fl* Canada Southern Railway Au Albany dbpaub to tbe hew York I Gniphir rays ex-Governor Seymour will I .not permit bit nsm^to be tuod a* a caudidate far tbe Presidency. And tbeGraph­ ic add*:—Mr. Seymour Would rather be Prciidsntofa BnttoiMMl Cbecee Associa­ tion than Pruidetil if the Coital BaUa. ’ roHNsioirs SARSAPARILLA mW THU Tl YOUR ftROCUL 1 ...l tflUUK fflWU. giicago IfEnunuM' mil It i< certain Hut fee fltuaeul policy uf the procat A.dmlulatratioa ha. been * sue-' ocas. Th« cfccti>n.of Bbcrman would be ■ guarantee fest fee aasc policy would be continued for four yam, and feat ba strong point in Mr. Bhcrtnans fetor. REMEDIES •ax*. fer .IM ■ ORDER pF FUBUCATtOX. I*?1*** MW>Un». Fifth JaSkUl Cir.aU i We, ibercfoce, after doc deliberation of Repnreenlstivca, wa* neccaaarily impliedI and ennsideratfon of - all inaitcra farolred, in fee qnertioM propounded by Gor. Gar- affirm aad declare oai judgeaWat to be coloa and answered by this Court under that tbe Senate whera presiding officer is •late of January t To put such <raen «he Hou. Joocph A. 1-cckc, and tha House liona, in tbe ahococe of facta requiring of nepreaaitstivei whoso presiding officer ferir solution, wrid bo aa abuse of fee is lhe Hon. Gernfie E. Weeks, ccmthutc The Piuaccr Ifagnrt says:—Groverum Exscative to call for fee ojrinttra of fee the legal and constitutional Ixwiilsturr of In Oregon and tlarerfonirat in Maiuo rep­ • ■ • Court upon .|uciiioa* of few on solemn oe tbo State. (Signed) Joux Atflxtox reseat the nchimments of the Democrat, aaaiun*. Those qnetiore* were fully an­ CtlARLU W. Waltox. . in Che North daring the put four yenrs. swered, and by the aMWen it amioared that the act. and doings rf fee Governor Wh-lum G. Babrowv, । tfhTiiuie anna lore it, and often cry for and Council in iasuura nortifieatca of eke-: CnAitixaDAJtnxiTn, more—what? ••Dr- firitore Cough’By ' mjr,’‘ .which cures them ol coughs, colth,।, Anrxjsr# Lumcr, Vick’s lliuitrstod Floral Guide, i JiXErti W. Brnutrne. | A beautiful work o! 180 Pacas, Uno To Albert G- Andrews and II. H. Colored Flewvr and 500 Bla.tr.I Cbcovor, Hopaires, Augusto, Me. Iren*, wife D«rriptioM of the beat FlowJ en and Veget.bk., with prie« of seeds, Two Organs. I and how to grow them- All fur a Kve . I lieguiate first lhe stomach, accxatd the . Cent Stomp.. In English or German. s i liter, eopeaaDy tha fca:, m> u Io per I Vick's So da arc feo best in tho world. ., farm their iunctktu perfoatly and you ' Fire Cents for pnetege will buy tbo Floral r i will ramose at leas: ttumucu twentieths Gaide triling bow tu get there. ,: of all tbe ilb that mankind i» bsir to, in । The Flower and VegetaUe G.rdto, 175 . I thia or auy o-.Lor climate. Hop Biu«» ia j bn Cok-red pfeira, .nd au; hun­ I; fee only llifog that will rive wrfectly dred hngra.tnci For fit) tarats in rapwr brehhy Miami oMira to Ibare two or-< I ween; Il .08 in chy.nt cloth. In G«. nun or Encl uh Vick’s Il'Mmteti Mnetbly Maxine— s tta OILT EDGED CALL CARDS AT THIS OF­ FICE. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-02-18.pdf b8f414fbce4e346fb7e91a7ec752b41b PDF Text Text Tht HiftH-ietf HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1880. VOL. 24. NO. 42. TNS PAPER £&•££ ^StStrsMEWYOiE GREAT CLOSING OET SALE AT THE CASH STORE du!) winter ia Wsthiugtoo. The number of ttrangero tn tho city 1* inraller than usual. Il may ba that tho mrall-pcx •core ba* kept them away, but both ia the Capitol and in the Solon, oo the Avrone, al Rcecptiou*, nod at Hops, there appears to be a smaller number of airauger*. and lota political asd social excitement than there ha* been during any previous win­ ter since the War. TBWre hx. been the tuual number of I’residcntial and Cabinet recaptions ; the hotels have given weekly legacy of the maoy unaolvod peoMema hope . the thciuas have bUxed with the bequeathed to it by it* prcdcceaor, whose usual complement of Maar stare ; there cJmiog ioeidrat waa the attempted anusination jf the King of flpein. In whatever direction they may turn their eyes to com­ pare thrir own polities! situation with that of other nation*, the French must coogretulate themrelvre upon thrir condition, and devoutly hvpe for it* continuance ( All around them mutter* the tempcat of revo­ lutionary disorder, yet not one speck ob- casino during this mkxi raffideotly big acurm their heriaon ; from every ride they to oren-rowd the galleries of the House or bear of ware and runro.ni of war*, preulraee Senate. Bal the retaining week* of the aod famine end armed strife stalk abroad, Congrtsrineal Season will be more excit strewing their path with rain and destrac­ ing. There are seven! subject* almost tion, while Fraoeo it rising from Err ultra rpady to be rabmitled or reported back in the midat of peace and prosperity. which will saltvou the debate and relieve jnnt pitiable to toe ber go about, white as a corpse, when Hiram went awav, never looking at the sea without a shudder like a dralh chiH. AU through the war It wasjurt awful, for Hiram eolutcd oo board a man-o'-w*r, and Pearl wm jwtt I-invite the Public fo come and examine my Stock which COllsiHtR of CHARLES M. K NAPPES, UR.KEV. AN ft C0VN8KLUIB AT LAW Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfe, Nubias, &c. I also offer the biggest bargains in kriORNKY AT LAW A SOLICITOR "‘MT* OVERCOATS which 1 will sell DR. II. F. PECKHAM. Kc^u\f“.reyc-ro“.y|y|:oy' mr-All call. ».t»s4« I oroaia<ll~C*r _ *xtt THE STONE CUTTERS STORY. “She wav related, then ?" He wu whistling over hi* work, eare The strangers voice was husky, but the less, from laog custom, of the *olemn siga air was crowing chill. nillcanec of the letters he wa* catting tn the white marl-lc The June sun wa* nearly ‘•H* took her away ? ' al the end of the day's journey, linking “He tried to. Ho told her of a splen atowly to re*l upon the bo* m of the did home be had in New York,- for be d broad AtUntic, wbme warm . waibed thefollowed hb wife and child, sir, to a city ahorm ofthe little aespurt town of Monk ton. they had never reached. He waa rich A Mfanger, handsomely draued in gray, and lonely. He treggrd hi* child to go, with huge, luatron/brown eyrs, eamo to ‘Hiram will tome the fence that wa* around the yard where but the would not. here for me,' the said, -and be wDl Ind the stow-cutter worked, and read the lettering, almost completed, upon the | Imperial Soap For the laundry. the Kitchen, and for'general HIRAM GOLDBY, Aged 35 ' LOST AT SXA, JAXVAKT 18GC. and her drerees cn* next to nothing. But The last six was Marly completed, there's no denying »he waa very poor,— [barn—75 lb*, in the box. To any one win* will send tin an order strange pallor gathered far a moment very, and yet the grand houso sod big fortune r.-rver tempted h«. So her father for 10 Imixcs with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free as long, deep breath, aod said— eame 0<i and on do see h<r, until April. a preniium. Or the orders may b6 sent to us for one or more "la out ten year* a long lime to be cut-; Ai d he died, sir, and left our Pcvl nil ting letters on a toab*lot*c, friend, Y' j hi* fortune and the grand houac in New boxes at a tinie. with remittance, and . when we have thus received “Eh, air?" । York.' But ahs'U not go, sir, »lre7! die orders Utr.lO boxes wo will send the eleventh box free us proposed The scene cutter looked, shaded hi* eyre here, waithig for Hiram, who'll never with hb browu band, aa he turned* hu ' above, If you do not wish to scud money in advance jou nitty face to ths sett inn sun. The atrangrr lifted hi. face that had deposit it with tniT banker or inerelutnt in good credit in your “Thb biBTC," was the grave reply, । been half hidden in his band and .said— •Thera was a ahipwrvek ia the Pacific town with the understanding tlint he is to jemit it to us on receipt “and Hiram Goldby mu.t have been ten yeara under the waves." ocean, Davy, years ami years ago, and of the Soup tvliieh is to be shipped to his care, ^yldress ' "Well, sir, that's the qucstfexi—i» he there ?' "I* he there?*' Your summ Ulb n be b, and ba* been for ten years." . The Price , of the Inipqrtal Soap it* $5.25 per box of 100 I DENTIST Hi Mickisan J. Ncsrly’a year ago the power psaaed, with­ out shock or difficulty, into new' head*, and now another experiment has begun.The political axis ha* shifted. With Mr. Grevy as ber President, the French Re­ public became a realty, bat she had not the organ* of her choice, aod only to-day is she unlrapimelcd . only' today is tbs jeleoed from those fcUcn which still bound her to an exploded *y»tem. France i* governed, at last, by men who not only can apply a program of reform, without let or hindrance, but who owe to their coun­ try the fulfillment of theh promises, duce more, then, the nation ia in a period of i trial, and of a trial *<i acnou* that its ra­ lb., inaiitutioua which are the ctpraaaion of iw pcopb-’a will The responsibility of those who have assumed the perilous honor nf its experiment b immenje- •**•« their task । mar become an easy one should their' guiding principles hare the aamr value in practice aa m theory. In-France all pnlil1 leaf preoccupation, arc limited to die cr.o .Cjuenrert of the accewion uf the Left to office, but abroad there are e-mntlea* sub jrcta ul anrttly, *er inrreaaing complica­ tions, and oamt’Ot iudieaticaa of comic; ( R AMPTON BROTHERS. Carriaie, Sii and - Ornamental P hj,N TE R ■ Hm6 THE NEW VICTOR SiMPUim SIHMHEO! litres* eosrestestlr treated toleUal>vr»oiT. fho fir* hotel in the State to reduce rates. The first hotel in the Bute with Pasleoger Elevator. uitet ul MDtuM-M ii Mctita _ _____ _________ worried look up­ on hsr sweet face that I have pever seen anything hut patient tn ten king years, and »be laid to c>«—'you may cut a stone, Davy,' sha say*, ‘and put It up ia the church-yard, and I don't want to see It. I'll pay you whatever yu« choose to aak, Dary, she as)* , but he’s not dead, and the alory uf hi* fife frotn thn lrp*of a man cutting Lh-'tombstone " 1, ‘he'd a.turned up all those yean if be Not a word tpoks Dary. Steading waa not dead ' Bat ibe shook ter preuy en-rt, be wited sn immenae aledgo ham­ bend, the prettiest I ever s«m, air, and mer, and with powerful blow* from *trcag. eaid aha : *.My heart never told too that uplifted arm*, dashed the marble into Ire wa* dead, llavy, end 1 11 never believe Wi Sill Ire Machines Eitrj Um. PIONEER STORE ! Jim ii. hh, Keeps coMtantly on hind leu' Yulis, Bug aid Ckildrei LIME. HAIR, STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. J TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS “What did you say, air?” “Nothing, nothing. What an*wet did the widow make Mr. Mile.?'' “ 'U Hiram'e dead,' said ahc, Tm hb faithful widow while I like. If Hiram's go, grasping tbs hard, brown baud, living. I’m hb faithful wife.1 Maybe you Hiram Goldby took tbs path to the little aro from the city, sir, and have heard the white eoilaga in which he lied been born forty-five yeara before. The sun bad set aod the darkarev was gathering, but a lit­ "WsU, sir, it's been told many times, tle gleam of light stressaed from the win more particularly in the last year, but dnw of hb eultegt. Ho drew near eoftlv, you're welcome to what I know of it. and atandine oo ths sect of the . porch, There, that C b done, and I'll leave tho looked over the half curteio into tha ooat, Scripture text till morning. If you'll come to the gateway and uk# a seal on acme of ths stones, IH tell you, that b. CULTIVATOBB, VOUBUtBIIOVEL FLOWS. £eft hawd plo ws. Reaperand Mowers. L. J. WHEELER. DRUNK Pays he highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmers Pro­ sweredber. Salting softly she said: -I* my darling comrag ? I fuel him so near to me, I could almoat grasp him." She stretched out ber srms over the low window sill, end a low voice answered bar: “Paarl! Ponrl!" duce. Fnrmefti will do well to con­ sult Mr. Crewy Wore purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at hie Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streetn. Hatt tinge, April, 2. 1879. 49 SAWS FILED. Mn, Tata Meals, aii Ms HANGING WINDON CVRTA1NS WHOLE NO. 1293. tbs Widow Goldby." “Is she dead, then?" Aye, sir, six yean aguoe. The baby I was tailing yon of, sir, ulked a foreign lioa___ a_ a 1- ' * ! ■> _ it.. eixtioa the pretest form of GoTrrument, more hateful in tber eyes than even iba feudal rcyuuc. Tha article explain* that tho three kiags already alludsd to are • Preaidcut Grevy at the Kly.ee. PrmUkut Martel at tbs Luxemburg, and President Garebdt* . at the Palbs Boarboo.' It add*, “What a p«y the Tuileries were burnt I Oh, French people, why did you guillotine Louis XVI.? 1a Paris so rid> b Franco so blamed by natare? I* there under thb iTcaidenlial Republic?’ The drift of thb article cm* easily ba guessed. It ten return to the Coavratioa, with s The Gordon resolution will name up pre*ideal elected for fifteen days, with nq early next week -for cotreideratiou, and the The Chamber met thb afternoon in spile ind'raaiiMa ore that the eery animated diacusioo, which was begun in the Dem of M. Jains Fam’s funeral, bat many of a number of the Deputies being at Verare nearly ready to aubmit their inter- । state commerce bill, and thb wilt enliven ' was expected to interpolate M. Lepers on matter* in that rod of the Capitol. To-day or to-morrow tho Senate Cor»v iau affair which bad taken place at Fide mittee oo Cessna will report back advene- Siairc. M.-Brisson presided in the sheened ly a number </ nominations for cca»u* au of ■ M. Gambetta, who was still indisposed, pervbora, and tht*. will lead to a partisan ।and, like the President himorif, opened the diaputc in executive remtou. The Repub- ।sitting punctually al two o’clock. A num lieu Senator* will, aa a rule, sustain tho ber of bilU having been adopted without several of- three nominations that will be bitterly contested. The fight over Rim­ moos, of Georgia, which was begun before the committee, must bo scaled in execu­ tive areaion. Senator Wallace ia doing of the local band, and the exercise of the right of bolding private Meeting*. The Sherwood, nominated for Supervisor of fflubter of the Interior wa», however, at the Philadelphia dtotnet. Speaker Ran the funeral of M. Juke Favre, and as U Here we arc again io the Arctic regions, dsll 1* just u earnrekly laboring ia behalf with Ice and MOW,.alter the thaw Les done of Sherwood, thouglf^e is a Itopublimn. bad expnosed a wish that the interpella­ tion obould not bf dbeumed in bi. absenes. all the damage it cvuld by the breaking up of the Seine, which alono destroyed M. Loub Blane laid oc the table of ths House a propoeilioa in ffivur of the plenary erty. The fruit growers and market gar puts to Congress. There are other mat amocsty, and demanded the declaration of dearre fear a total failure ol their crop*, tern, too. that will add to lire interest of urgency, which, was accordingly granted. the trees having anffcred badly in the late Congressional proceeding* ; such, for in­ After tire discusaum of a few tuples of pure­ sudden changes; and lire oyster parks al stant*, aa the proposed investigation of ly local iaterret, M. Janvbr de h Mott;'* Trembladc, Naronnet and other places interpsllaiioa was postponed nntll Sator have been quite destroyed, to that it wilh D*y after to-morrow the Lenten seaaoo, day next The aittiog there terminated al be some time before they can be retdanted. always strictly observed in Washington, Mareanee oyatera have already doubled io will commence, and the faahjuaable season A charitable fill, under the patronage will end in a ditnax of Terpaichcrcno tes- of Queen Isabella, u to come of al the In spite of all thb. payety and fan go on. tiritre and ma*<]uorade boil*. Blessed be Continental Hotel on Friday, tho 30th The fir* masked Bal Jf F tyen. took' the benignant philanthropy that invented place on Saturday, January 21th, and was IxuL The mad turu»c*l ol fashion ha* lively enough, but not up to the old rol ravaged the fare of bsuty, until the lair licking stendard cither In numbers or eadebutant* of last autumn ia already pal* train. Masks were tho exception, general' ly concealing ugliness or wrinklys, and lul dimipution carried to auoh aa extreme, domino* gave way to fancy costoUM* in and U b impoarible te avoui the oonelu. endleas variety. MauiillM thrown over ion that tho edder rivilbatioua, across the the beads will soon replace the old dbAtlantic, are wiser than oura, ia keeping KUire. But m*«i|ucrad.-., nowadays, are dull al be*, and the political and sock* their daughters out of society until they have bosn married, and ia preserving for swelb mostly *it In tbs logs* sad yawn One ol the t matrimonial agencies has created a little scandal by bringing a law­ suit against General Baron de J unite, a youth of silty-neven to recover a commis■ioo of eight tboaaand franco fur procuriag bin a wife with a dot. The marriage took place ; bnl the couple quamilid and sepa­ rated before ths General's thlrty-day bill* earns due, and ho refold payment. Ay tbs bride, instead of a Go<. had ■ nly1 brought debt*, the Court gave judermeut against th* d»ia». People talk with pious horror of the diiappcarvd lest October. The oomfoctahie piece of intelligent* b added that the authentic. hate forbidden the sale of the by tho wave* of the ana, and a tboaaand men arc drowned : “Ah !*a tboMind men arc gone ?” and that b alL There b a farnioe in China, and a million men arc Grand Lodgo, K. P. starved to death, and the world does not The following arc the officers elected by mbs them. A man falls from a building oampoix, and when the PahM-Royal and i« killed : “Pity I pity I" and that h tho Grand Lodge, Knight, of Pythina, of swarmed with gambling belk. But never, Michigan, at Port Huron, on Wednesday : perhaps, waa gambling in uno form or an­ G. C — H. R. Lttrvll, Flint 0. V. C.-C. A. Meek. Detroit other, more prevalent in France. Betting G. P.-J. E. Tyrrell, Jackson on horse-races b tire trams of commercial 0. M. K.-J. M. Leboff. Saginaw. clerks, sa it b of titled uulliiio* , stockG. K. R. 8.-J. M. MlteWl, Itetruit. broken find middle-men, who live by scraping the gold that panws through tbar bands, aro as uumcroru in Pan* as winorollers , almost every day ron-e new bubble company b started, and almost every com­ pany offere a cheat* to it* stock boldm ef drawing a grand prise of half a million of franca, or something of that sort, in fcct, so strong U the lore ol gambling, that wrong, deal anybody think * him in »«y there b but little chance with the general other way than in regard tn hb position is public, exospt for prixt atoek or tulren « socisty 1 Who thinks of him as to what loti. A* fur lolteriaa, their name is legion. bo wifi be? Whontewrerea Mm with There are already two or three open. an-J refsreaos to hb reUthm to the greet illu* now th* Franao-Spaniah lottery of four mUlietu. of francs, wiih 2.HC3 prim, vary­ ing in value from one hundred thousand ftanre downward* IxHTU �__ I1___ !____ I Tfi 1 DAUCHY A CO. COL- Ph}'siri&ns of the Rs&d wbit the To Whom fhh- may Concern : The undersigned Physiciansand Surgeons, of the city of Adrian, have fnr several years past been acquainted with Wm. J.-Holloway as an able and reliable Prescription Drug­ AGENTS READ THIS gist. He is a graduate of the Pharmaceutical ■ ■' w.rwu Ara tin tMi C*<al» la a.hra ■ College of the University, is able in his P rofession and is in every respect worthy of the •GESL’,“'„ confidence the Profession and of the . Public. .Habtimdu, Mien, Fxb. 18,1880. Everybody fa predicting the result rf tbe approaching conventions. A very shrewd politician, whose name, if we were Copt. Brockett, whose deplorable accident on tho occasion of the explosion on board thi National steamship "Greooe" I recent­ ly told you about, has sued tht atremship company for 825.M0 damage. One of the culprits bo raptured in the great silk frauds of 1873, when the Government was cheated out of 81,500,000 by one im­ porting house, has just revealed in court Tbe Democrats, be thinks, will de Mr. Tilden, so hfa candidacy nt, neither fa it Mr. Tfldoa'a to control (bo nomination, and Genera! which bears aH upon the subject fa con­ tained tn a letter written by General Grant many months ainco, in which he esid that it was not btedouro to again araume the ratpeaaibiUtii* of the jradtiou, but that in cuac a Rejrabhcan Convention,' after re­ peated ballotix;?, found that the com pirnliotu were aueh that no result could bs reachid, end Oial the use of hfa name would solve tho problem, he should cravidvrit a duty to obey the requerta of the Republican party. Thia fa a contingency which our friend thinka fa not likely to arise, for the roaKo that, while -there will nent candidates, there will be rash a prawing ncerasity fat harmony, that instead of u protracted struggle and the inevitable slaughter of each other, the very ffiet of the posaibility of Grant will iraduoe a per­ fect understanding before the contest com mcnotw. and that we aha!! sec a strong ticket for President and Vine President, embracing io these two pcsitioos the two ' leading candidates. Ho doo not thick that the “Great Unknown" will hare any ebaore, and that the "dark horae," so much talked ol* will put in aa appoarauoe. It is the impsuaMU of the gvntlscaa that Iho flrat ballot will determine whsther it aliali be Sherman and Blaine, or Blaine and Sherman. He fa confident that th»twn will in scy event occupy the pwitkne, ami that ths second on the ticket will be the coming man in 1884 fur the Presiden­ cy, as the single term policy will be one of the pledges distinctly cndcratoo-l between tho fnenda of both parties, long io advance o( the tuneting of th* oonventic-n. T^sJe fair, being brought from jail to testify. His name was Uxants, and be picked up s good many rich crambe fat hfa own share. He had hfa name changed by the Legis­ lature to Lawreocc, and proceeded to work as follows: Tho exporters oo the other ride would send a number of coons’of valuabh ailka and two cataM of jute 'in one ly for the uuod and aafety of all iaisraste than either or any of the gentlemen we have named. So fitf av the country fa conesruod, therefore, or what" are called “the results of the war," all ere an a par with tho ex-Prmidcct. Nor fa there any thing in the situation of tbe country to make him a mon desirable, a more trust worthy or a “naftr" man, as tbe phraao goes, than either or any of the others. When, tborefore, be bocomm openly a candidate for rooominalicn by hfa party it mtart be oo some other ground than those public grounds we ■ have named. He would be the lart, we suppose, to seek to belittle bfa rivsla for tbe nomineden or io pretend that they are lacking in neco> fa a growing feeling, be uys, among the leaders of tlic party that Grant doca not possess tho political strength that baa been claimed, and he frankly Kates that tho opposition to Grant has been more bene­ ficial to Mr. Blaine than to any other can­ didate that hu been named. Hem. E. B. Waahburno will net, under ly circumstances, be a candidate for the So raye the CiadnhaU Comawreia/, but U doee not girt any authority for the statement. The Chicago /«ia-.Oeora,;iho orpm yr u4 of the third termera, and hare been no Republican legfalatura in gtnmlablp, which hu directed every Ix-rlain would bare been compelled to turn Smith. And whjie the above ia all tree, we son no reason for bclittlcing the distiagniabcJ aervirae of General Chamber­ lain. who in ths opinion of many of us Westerners would make a most accept­ able candidate far Vice Prmidenl on tho Welborne ticket, tho ticket that is alseal sure to win al Chicago. There fa talk of a new Itepublican paper at Hsstuip. in opposition to our tenner townsman, George M. Dewey. The aboye from the Buchanan Nmord tv true with tbe following riykl variation. Tbe paper referred to, was started in March 1878, and run nab! November 1879. when tbe proprietor sf Tub Bb. TVUUCAN Banxbm, purchased tbe rub. for 850.00 and the publisher of TAc Nren Entered Ilastin: x. clu.st Matte ' We hnvo a few pair that we will exchange for Wood. sn5“ Bitter5 42 ■^KW31SHS ,«! IEAPEST BIBLES '■ail m:J ■ CASH PREElUis flirting' h.ul nine year* experience iu .dhTcretit bmneb. -1 Mei. ,::i--| • Trad« in a ptaco where bn*ine»» w dnnr hy the .Thonwnd*. I am not entirrlv . nccpcrien.- •1 in buunc'*.matters, 1 am constantly ■ boyiog asd •.ill !«<ivu have a well selected stock of (iro«-cri< ( laMHrtrr, Chinaware, kc . tc. 1 offer no "baiu",. in ,p kxn bat firmly believe you can bay of me nt a little vbeaper average |>ric«- titan at any other place ir. the diy Sugars, Teas and Coffee - I am sell­ ing nt bargains. Lamp-- Bide Lampe, Bracket tamps and •Triuirnin’p; Cheap. Choice Honey. Full Qritam Cheetv. Oranges. Lemona, figs, Cmnberri-"-. n«rscnidiah. Pickles Pl.iia.ond Mixed, and a full line of Caune-.l <«o«.ds. all very chcapx. A new thing. Frv»h or Lightning Yeaafk uiee light br<-.i-l in Ihn e hojir-t. Farmers 1 have shipped about oOWl lbs., cf dried apple.-, but will buy.inorc and will buy all kiiida cl .drittl fruit and prudnen for cash or trade. Kt'ineinber Uie place, one door cswt oTVaat Office. THEGNLY MEDICINE ,Th«t Aeta at ths tote 71: SBigo aranaraKjBu nt imin;. aap lit- THE LIVER. THE BOWELS. 1 .TERRIBLE SUFFERINQ. IB’, HUSK, t- . WO* mcr-likc, to d temperanre ad The Editor Tbs Hijth W. H. SCHANTZ. KIDNEY-WORT of Prairicvill. The tiraud Balky | 1,-CT ffMLT HtEUJ. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. J : A CURE F.ircign OR NO PAY. What is it * An*.—Your' I Rcfcipts. ’ I’ryscriptinns and X» ATT'S What is it in ph- of? Aus.—Pure DRl'GS only. How L« it ntade ? Ans.—With care and acvtrracv. Where to get it ? . THE GREAT B'SCOTf’’ Ans.—At Roberts A’ Bitiahkiss, where you will always, find a full and ' sb!oct,Stn<k of. » Tbu W».Uy HcraM ______ Drugs and Medicines. Our expenses an । »ht and We sell «rso«.r®u>YW1 cur nuztmtea. ......... beck os long » poaubfa, and perhapi until after the Chicago Convention. Is order to Und an opportunity to do some political, legiafation to tbe injury of tbe Ropublieanr. The Senator raid be hoped they would rerry out thb programme, fur it would only retro to convince the"country that the Democratic party is a party of demapiguirm and mischief Senator Bbioc'a friends, it is said, have prevailed upon him to cosaeot to a more Wbao (peaking of <ha recoil fraud ia Maine our oppoocnte «hould bear in wind that late of humanity <io« no: coariat in condoning fraud or using honeyed ph: aim toward nelefaetora, nr orcs praises) par- fn the City! ■ • Compounding J?rcscriptionH a Specialty. The-Vrcob reridevea of FINE CIGAUS AND CONFECTIONERY A si-wialty. Sotastlsy cre Call and See ue. ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS. Sig, of ihaGnMra Eyla FR EE fl valuablerehowneo invention. fffi *W'*!*rajj THI WOOLD WILSON SEWING MACHINE 4 G. Bcwimcr. fa this day dbeolml’ by mutual convent, Gottlieb Brasher retiring. All acta due the Erm mart be paid to J. M. Beesmcr who c!<mo u sutborixjd to eolloet them and who will alto pay all of the indebtodmaa of the firm. Dated Hartings, Jan'y 21th, 188D.’ John M. Hevauxs. 4147 GoTO-trn Bevamch. Th. Produce Market. !2 ? S’“al *° " ChronomMer Watch. Shu 22.C1SS2’’!? ""'“"I •• Fl.no. It recelwrd the hfshoat award, at the Vienna and Centennial Ev;-altldja. IT SEWS OKE-EOURTH VASTER than otter ” unllmltw>- Thrtre .ro more WILSO.J .JdACHIHES .old In the United State, tha ^S>Si'3n^?l•f!!!!t.^£J!!, **’• «*«. Tho Now York HERALD ONE DOLLAr 'a YEAR. New York HERALD, Hnmlimy <iiul Asa .SVnrf, A*r>c York. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AND TO RENT Th. wilsok iw Office. Hull / »r -SWr Af/ all Fint-C1a»a Dealen. Bupture DR.J.A.SHERMAN Ml Brradwwy, ear, Moray Bt_. New Yertt. Knappon’aLaw Office. fcnapoen'vLiw Office. Knepper?, Lew Office, Farms For Sale. niPMo', Law Office. Red Itibbea ••5SB.I WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. knappon’a Law Office. hava&auhmt farau tor ante, laoai It “AwOranhl. Bros., where will bo .Who have recently b<;ugtit out the found fhu largest Stock of LATESTf^ Drugs, Books, Stationery, Wall Paper,&c., services ia mtuio, lectures or what-not. Ths police, firemen, employees of various firms are in tho race to see who will seed jwthoriaed heretofore. They nay that had the most money; children give, clergy­ be contented to this course before, Cam­ men preach, ships to carry cargoes are of­ eron eould-not have carried Pennsylvania fered, and free truckage and loading and ss bo did, bet tbe delegation would bars expressage. everybody cootasses everybody been infracted fpr Blaine. As it fa, many else by letter and by word, and the money of the delegates from that State are only will take poMeaalon of the office." We fa rolling in. Some carping critics want waiting a vigorous Blaine campaign to da advise these gentlemen to read l^e coosti tutiou. They will discover to their to know who will distribute the money dare their purpose to break the unit rale amaavment that under that instrument, and why it isn't sent. The probability is and vote for him in Convention, J.end­ which fa atiB the supremo law of the lapd, that the HrruU sends daily every dollar ing BepublicaM from Illinois aod New the Presidential candidates bars no power it gets and dfatribo tea it through ill own England hare been instrumental in wakor claim whatever to the office until thsy representativm, who I ’ ’ „ are duly and couatitntionaliy Installed by the Proaidmt in office, who sou only on dispstehed to make tbeir reports from sap, The . The Independent Slnfttma* the notice of Congress, which "counts and the actual acenes of the trouble. deriarm the vote for President and Vice contributions thus far have reached nearly Cape. 0. A. BoateUv, the stalwart editor of the Bangor WAy, ia just now tho tar­ 8200,000. This honor The Colombia College boys, who so gal­ get fur Democratic abuse. lantly maintained thrir country'a erod it has Ixcn achieved by the Captain by vigi­ in the internptiona! University rowing lant devotion to duty. He was fine flrat mstehai a few yeara ago, have had to suf­ to discover the eountingrout plot of Garfer from the dastardly malioo of some con­ eeloo 4 Co., aod to denounce it. Few temptible ear ar cars, who broke into people credited his statements then, and. tbeir boeibouse and ruined their shells he was arauaod of being an alarmist. Bnt with brutal digs of a chisel. Not one of events hsve vindicated his sagacity in thb An honest the expsnsive and beeutiful craft escaped. as In many other rewpocta. Too much prosperity has a painful ef- man and a hard biller, ba has made him­ feet oo some people. The other evening, self especially obnoxious to the couspiraas beauty aod faaliion with their gallant tora and their allies, and tbeir wrath fa eaeorta were thronging tho op-town thor­ visited oa his brad. Bnt be ran meet it. ough farm, after the theatres homeward He has stood up in thb crisis manfully, bound, after a alight but tooth some rafee- aqd ia as much enthfad to the gratitude of tion al the ncarert stylish oyster house, a all tho friooda of good government u any young and kandsoae man, clad in a very short undershirt, brought blnahra to maid­ an cheeks as ho waa observed careening wildly before an imaginary enemy. The cold waa intense, but the graoefal pedmtriaa was peraptriag with his exertions. Finally, after rotas difficulty ho waa surrotsnded and conveyed to the unreal Sterioubowe. Il waa only a rase of night­ mare aupar-iadaend by a lucky hit in Uke Shore, and n little celebration W. J. & L. L. HOLLOWAY, "^•MVSrau. been taken hold of tidily. ’ The raeoemful arehitoote will probably find tbeir reputation greatly euhawerd aod their poekot-beoks bulkier after a while. Judging from the quantity of valen­ tine told thia year, Uoqie Sam's mail dietribnture must be badly down on cupid. \ Tho quality, too, bn greatly improved. Tho mere pretty picture act io paper laee, which used to be all sufficirat to cncliaot tbe palpitating bosoms of fair reeiptcets, Bad writing is the joy of tho ambitious has expanded to prafantsof a very elaborproof reader, but Horace Greeley's at its best was the despair of most of tho craft of decipherers -Itheu be wrote hurried­ ly, u indeed he generally did, he couldn't read hfa own writing. Oho min could. He baajurt died.' Hfa name waa John C. Robinson, and bo vw in tbe 7Vi7.u»e from the age of thirteen till Greeley died, afterwards going to the .S'sk. At tbe time of the campaign for the Presidcocy, which killed tho old man, Robinson de­ tected at a glance a most shillful forgery in the^ahapo of an article j written in the closestTmitalioa of Greeley's handwriting, to have such an easy ceorae out of hfa rooommending a certain candidate whom troeblre as be expected. ' ibqmblicsw who the IrHivnr by no means wished to advo­ have thoroughly cxvraiard tbe case ere cate. Robinson was perhaps tbe moat very firm in the bclfaf that he should Dot rapid reader^hat ever lived, and ne ateno- be reinstated and they will fight him be­ grapner could keep pare with hfa utter- cause they think that he was really what aocco when helot himaelf out. He bad lie sras declared to be by the court martial which convicted him cf treasonable pur­ nr al the rate ofdl.TGO words in an hour. poem. The strength of bfa esse depends A new industry, the plah of which has wholly upon the weakmwv of people’s membrkr after a lapse of 20 years. attracted kiiuc attention here, h*< been The Senate yesterday rejected tbe nom­ suggested by General Daniel HuggiiN, -of Virginia. He hat obscrra-l, as hare several inations for Supcn fares in Ohio on party million: other people, that the euncouion grounds. They were all Republicans, and of the atmosphere canted by the firing of Thurman and Pendleton could not nrlurr heavy guns during a baUta invariably the thought of giving up a little patronage brings ou rain. His idea ia to send up to please the President The Democrat* balloons with dynamite, tu bo expired ia announce that tboy will reject verera! midair by electricity or time ftiraa during Republican aspetvfarra io tfa- Mouth They dry weather, and so let us bare rain to demand 1 oil the patrovugn in th* South and . order. In order td make J^e thing rar- grab i all they can io the North. tain and to enable thv gallant officer to Secretary . Sherman and Judge Kelley , been making some interesting esti [ prove his superiority to the Tain makers bare 1 of the time required to pay off the among tbe'.Zolay it is proposed that tiff malm 1 General should-fco up in a balloon himrclf National • debt at the prawn: rate of and aod boa tbe job. tunder exfalldg cunditiraa. It fa thought The “Black Crook" is to be revived that t about 40 years will be the lime. This during Lent as au additional proof of the will, 1 of eoarec, depend largely upon the buaineaa ot tbe country. In tbu emanoipation of a large auction of Now general ( York society from old time superstitions. connection, < the Secretary Kill adheres tn There is no difficulty in getting handsome bfa 1 plan of refendieg tbe debt at four per and well trained girls for the ballet now. ecot., c sltbougb he believes llat if things continue as al present a bond draw­ Not long ago it was a leak to get together should s the rejufaito number ot bashful and no- ing i a lower rate of Interest would be rend trained beauties, but hard timra led many fly i taken. to appreciate the small earnings afforded I beard one of the old Republican Sen­ by minor parts oo tho stage, and supply ators 1 say yesterday that be didn’t believe grew rapidly more than equal to the de- Congnas ( will get away before the middle ; mand. Now, the foaonationa of the foot- of < July or 1st ot Augort. Hisrearcaforj lights hare maintained (Jicir sway, aod this t belief fa that tbe Democrats of lie Houk mean to keep tbe vppropriatisM I lias auKumed gigantic proportions and stirred the hearts of the people io a re­ markable way. Thera ia rivalry ia every tbo State, whieh fa made by that cfass of politiefacs who arc incapable cf faintae cr W. J. Holloway u a member of the firm of ON 30 DAYS TRIAL •hipment, with a secret mark on the latter. I-awrenee, or Laxsruv, would go down to the docks to clear them, and a Custom­ house officer with whom be waa in colli­ sion would examine the cases ot jute ia the moat open and casual sort cf way. mark the whole batch juts and let them be duly carried off. Unde Sam got the duty on Juts. Somewhere about half of the difference between that and tho duty on/ilk wu aquarely “divided" between Laianw and Doo Angeo, the deputy eol- Grant, all exclaim ’ fa not a candidate,__________________ nomination of General Grant The latter statement wo do not believe fa true. Mr. Washburns is a man cf sound aeoke, end what the ex-Pnnident means, though be muit tow that the American people are could readily excuse Mr. Cameron, after hfa recent troublmomc experience at liarthat there fa more opposition to General rwburg, for disliking the "uncertainties" of a government in which tbo jxop-le have Grant, than to any other named candidate. a voice. Then there is ths demand from the third term organa for “a strong man U the head of the government." But Blaine^nd yet we fear that the nomination thia, too, aquinta at a change ia our con­ stitutional forma for the oonrtitntion, aa we have on another occasion shown, so strictly and narrowly limits the powers of - while the naan of Elihn B. Waahburne the Prasidrat that a “strong man" fa not perffiedy. sdf-poosassod aod frequently only not needed there, bet fa rather un­ Tbs aecsiea at their en­ comfortable- in the Presidency: and Mr. quits proEricn: victory. gagement for the approaching spectacle would no doubt have highly diverted the gymnastic Tabernacle Talmage. D. Todd, U. B. HuH, I. Tripp. R. StephenFon. V. A. Baker, C. Rynid, E. P.' Andrews, A. M. Allen, N. II. Kimball, W. I>. ________ Morden. A. M. Stcphcnjton, ^•twunariimKTT. �■D-e Woroaoter Spy christens Ebeo F. I FiHsbary “flm wickedest msa in Maine." I Tin FfipuaLic^ TO THE PUBLIC Mnntuvnxs, Po. Ifi, 1880. Th. Sreede, J.hosoc, who killed | Kumm Ba»M: —You aak to hear James Gibbs, tbe Marshall of Middleville lw. Middleville is a very last Semmrr. haa breu found guilty of! quiet Mr. ,W. D. lluyet, who hu I been many yeun in'my employ. ■ having usociaiod hiuuelf with me in tbe Dry Goods businew, the firm hereafter will be known aa GOODYEAR 4 CO., and I tnet that the new firm will, by not as yet rereivwi aentonre. vevy quiotly kept. Bom people think il Tha AmuI Donation of tbs Hartings ! * disgrace and disadvantage to the town M. E Chureh and Society will bn held al ‘ tbe Parsonage on Wednesday evening of next week Feb'y 25th.................... country, cold and depressed in spirit, bo can step ia and qairtiy tabs a •’smile," pl talin axtondod. warm aod be happy and not be called up­ on to visit the “Bad Eagle" and there Urry util -he Tech worse than when he .Uisriss-I WaytUal-Arris. Gea. Chamberhin has earned tho reapect and gratitude of all true men, of all partita, by lhe stand ho haa token. Only thiorm aod black guards, anxious to share thrir spoils, find fault with him. Tkm- olevua ocktofc ycattsniay. Rathe c-.u:tt»a occurrence for February. J.11. I'crkias of Pmiri.vill.-, v th-. HtSUWofif’ The election of Borrstory and IHn:tlon for the Barry and Eaton I’ire Invarinee Company occurred m thb eily yesterday, end resulted in tbo decline of D W Bogers, of Carktoo, for Secretary, IHnctora: Hm. A. C. Towne. E. B. Hoy*} B. K. Stontou, 1>. W, Smith and Orson Swift nf Barry County, and a W. Mapes, B L. Bentley, J. W. Ewing. M L.8quier. and S. W. Harmon, of Baren The foci that rur eomtnoa council baa !. repealed'the fire ordinanm lwre:ofore en acted leads us to suppose that eonwbody ; wi-bes to erect a ’ wooden" place of busi- , Mm Kcagln, wife ef Mr. John Keaglc Wo knru from a private .xirresjioadeiit aqainet p»ay«r mourmpL That i» false, of Coshetoo. died last Sunday morning at from Big Rarida, dial Daniel Roof, a 8 o'rlilk, sad was buried at the city cem­ boil and ritne man, died oo Friday night, etery, |edcvdaT- M». Kcasle aad family have tkd sympathy of friends. , ' Tbo ynctig IsdliW of lhe Lodge of tbo For ajif-rcntiw read atadeot. Thooe apt 1.0. (I. T.. will entdrtain their friends at at coortruing, or miMouatrring, please Rcl IBbbow Hall on WoAreday orreing. talc notice, and report same to parties Feb'y' 25tli. Tbe public are cottfially inviui Ailmisaion ten cents. The Congregations! society purpoae holding a donation party for tbe Umefit of Rev. I. B. Jones, next M'cdncray eve­ ning at the reaideore of C. V. R iuglor. three ’o'clock. ‘Attend everybody. It Th. stormy weather last Wednsday will b*w literary, aoctaj. and moral feesi. evening beat tho Methodist person out of Major Anderton, the happy, jolly major quite a haul. We presume tbo visit will who talks m- rr good scaw tn lhe square he attempted again, though we hare not inch tlpro.any other man, has btvn spend­ learned th-t dale. ing a frw days tn the city, and is still are G3 Republican joitruals openly for Tllerr baa been anoxiderable agitation Rlaioe, 3? for Grant, and 10 for Bhcr here. ;Hl« jpreerot home is in Toledo. h-w over a report that tha party men man. Ot the Democratic journals 23 are 1 iu the Barry and Eaton Inaareaoa for Tilden, 20 for Bayprd, 21 for Han Compinr, warn determined to pet none cock, 10 for Seymour, »bd 2 for Hen but good Republicue et tbo heed of af­ drick.. Even that hysterical aUogisosc fairs in the coorpauy. Il will probably ring te attend the Grand l*>dgr, I. O. 0. to ‘ Gareeion's backbone doos not seem to be ooe of .the important issues in the hafct done Hendricks My goodIf he F., ha keiag tbe representative nf W ay bind I spring mmpeign. N. will come oat boldly oa hto old ground uf J/>dg«. The ernqttct factory U bang driven ' with wprk, toxl-lhc workmen have to mark ' three highto ia the wank, till eiweo o'doek. Orders are pouring in, and the compv “• shipping fargn Into of croquet seta, boil bats, fishing rods, etc. Bon. Nomaa Bailey ie geiliag quite smart again, rad baa gained safieW rtrmgth so that be sltoodsd the aamtal of tbe Grand Encampment st Ann Arbor lest work, dad is ia attendance at the Grand Luki, J. 0.0. F-, nt luring which is now in searina. . Il is our Uehbcrate evavictioo that a marned tMO who gons through /esc* Iry. and fiya-’sys with voting bdieo at a late kw uf tbo n«M. bad brttorseyjart aa lirtlou paorilJs abool ■ palling riowu th. blind. ' asporirily whm tha roujda m.wt iatercslrd are b»b«»d and wife. It b with more tbsa ordinary regret, •tbit w« are called upon to record lhe death of Alfred J. Hums, who for the ‘ part tweoty-otx years haa beau ooe of lhe active, energetic mochaane. of thb rily, a 1 man wall known, nod grneerily napectod ' for hb many ante of kindness, sad fur hb 1 social a»d prafri dbpomwon. Fur the part year or two hb baaltb bad hana poor, and whew wrao two weeks sricn ba loot visited ournfc,.'w, thought him dnpirited, but little ho or Wt thought that hb work wax merit a continuance cf the patronage so liberally bestowed in the puL With the aMuranoe to our customere, that our stock will in the future ns in the past, be QCIMUT. MOW and prices u LOW if not LOW­ ER than can bo found elsewhere, and with many thanks to our ■BSWTJS5 If as amount iX all ths aanowmooto during tbe year T Ana. l|502.«9. What b tha rate per MM of such aaaoesmento on lhe prop­ erty inoared ? Aaa. .0038 pct cent, er three aod eight tenth mills. Does the company, ia making an unaMaient, provide LINIMEm POWER CORN SMELLER. Mmq» Hale I Dartlev bare added to their other facilities in their Hearing mill, by some boys >m waa found in a warty dying condition, but will recover. A $I,003*5uararrtee. TEX BBT OF ITS KMD. Warner a Safa Kidney aad. Live* Care will paaitirely earn Bright s Dianssa and Diabrtsa ; aad it is guaranteed that it will also rare OT per ccpt. of other kidney dn eases, U5 Mr cent, uf all fiver disease, sud will bdp tn every ease without injury to tho system, whea token aceardwg to di rcetiou, aod the sum cf 11,000 will he paid to any perwn who au prove that it has fiilrd to do thia.— H. II. Warner A Co. MEXICAN off. (Ibarlsa Urnee, nf Muakegoa, ,kik dcMung bis gun Friday, sreidcutally abet ths top off of TionU Bernhardt's bead, scstrertpg bar brains about the room and killing her instantly. Her age was twelve years. Ilcare Larded at tbe girt’s father's aod is almost overcome with grief. The coroner's jury rvodertd a rerdict of aeci dental death. Hearn ia in jail awaiting the action of the prosecuting attorney. MUSTANG LINIMENT Will tho persun who has our (top ladder be kind enough «o return tbe name imme diately •Msaito earoe ssato anmawa uvuafi rixait «• I State of Miebigaa, f County of Barry. ) "*■ Stepbau 8. Ingtraon, President, and Andrew G. Kilpatrick, Secretory of mid Company, do, and each Cur himeclf doth depore aad apy, that thsv have rend the fi rvgriog stetemrat, aad know lhe coo teato thereof, aad that they have pwi rcaaon to believe, and do believe arid stain. pvatiding her husband . The new jroprictor of tbe Bakkxt bu .•l-.pted the rule of baking every day,— whether much or liUie ia needed—so that the jwoplc can get fnwh tread every day. he has also breed tickets which are aold on the ’three for a quarter" plan, or in oilier words. If you wed bet one loaf at one lime you can get ■.«« loaf aad two tickets for | 25 eroto Sosaetimoi there is left on hand stale bre>l, which-ahho^b good, whole retu- bread —you can bay very cheap. Under three favetabln enoditione, why not buy yoar bread T 42-43 THE BEST 4832 Smith ! He played Governor for twelve I days, wasted a mraaegc and a proclama lion, aod as a oompensalioe had to jay bis board bill, confess be had been a fool, and go home amid tha grins of a whole Organ*. dramatic, and in their wwy verr notable. One caned Tbe Booedietioo,'' modi a great bit io France when it was first j<ub ■shod. It donenbo a thrilling iamdetrt in the aiogo of Sorageaoo—of a priest who, with a fatal bullet in bb breast, finished with hb dying breath the benedtetum which doMC the maos, with hb murderers grouped before him. This poem n hkdy MUK Meteorological Record. Condensed froyn otiaervatiosw taken el Harting. for IhstUato Board of Health By Pref. I. N. Mitchell. ArtiiftlnelaiaiiB.* 5 Taking literary rank with tbe heal BALAAM Oa Boe. .ID. ia Yankee | arena, known aa lbs C. L. Rriigion, down ia Maine, ia patient aad Price »10.00 per acre Trem loog cuSerwg ; but it will not stand everything. The Uoirmuelist minister at Biddeford accepted Garreton's ••nostificnla of election" to the Lagialature, when be and all hia aoagrwgnuon knew he had not been elected, and wool to A age*!* and Mu. Korrat:—The Quimby Reform Club held su uhibilfoo at tbe Quimby Schoolhouse, Saturday night. Il proved a grand .arenas, aad all wm highly, pl saeed. The people ere thoroughly ari aaarl end are bound to fight tbe curve of intemperance until it. la swtpt frem oar The Cincinnati Zkr% 1kaus has thio to nay uf our own Hute ■■Michigan is financially lhe eolidret 8toit in the (hrioti. Her debt ■ only »SMH,000. Her elegant new Slats cap iul is fiaishsd and paid for. eosting. atnnge as it may appear. 115 000 hu than waa ajpenpriaiad for U.“ j ■ 1 ‘ FIRST CLASS There arc no vacant buiinees places io oar village at this time and not more than two or three vacant dwellings. Wc hare cot hoard of a burglary in town since Jistc abet at a fellow . lew nights since for Iryirig to gel into the port Mr. Sproul, of Veaxia, whose Honora ble course in ike Maine legixlanrt l.aa Monday las^) caBod down upon him the wrath of the Grand II: <). O. F.,' is in Fuaiosi conspirators aad thrir allies, is taken fh/i bis store when it wan burglarat Isuiswq Hoe! Nsrtnan net a counted.in Fuiooiat, nor yet a Du Bailry ^repreeents Harting. Lodge, ixed was fished up from the bottom ot ths mocrat, but was elected on tho Fusion river above tbo bridge one da* this week. They bad left tho cylinder in the More aad real mabj'/fsxplc were ia tic city with the Republican party, to which he lay io coworaMMeof the meeting belonged before being led artray by the Evening pastimes for the - weak oomBarry and Elton Insurance Co. to soft-money delusion. mcneing Feb'y 15 are : Monday night. It is the opinion of the Washington cor­ Odd Fcllowr , Wednesday, Red Ribbon Tl.i aiirtn ef '(ire this morning waa wusj by! lb- banting out of a ddmncy respondent of lhe Now York Tnbmr, Club, Daughters of Rcbooca, aad Grange ; that tbo trouble that was stirred up by Thursday, prayer al all the Chureha ; in t't* suee of Gov lycar A Hayes, In the the ruaionisto of Maine baa materially Friday, CuogregUiuari Serial, Eastern Emj if;; b|mk. ■ . ' advanced Mr. Blaine’s presidential chances. Star Chapter, and Lyceum; Saturday, Heretofore, says the correspondent, ho has choir Meetings. Duumix. been considered a bold, dashing, and im Balttmobk, Fan. 11th, 1880. petuous leader, but npw, tbroush the is­ Eurruit llAMSBUt-In your issue of tbe sue of tbe Maine affair, he enjoys a re­ Th^l’rtebyterun F«rety wHl be Inter- putation for poaarering prudence and 28th nit. I notice (bat Mrs. R—t or Oran, I as she signed it, says “she has no desire to tsiue-l'l-y l?:e Iviira of tbe chureh *1 the 1 sutmmanlike akiU, , pet np a controversy," but I think il she reridcscocif Geo. M -Dewey,-on Friday \ye leant from the Bellevue fr<Uri/e afternoon <if this week. that a train of twenty can loaded with gyua for Liverpool, faesed through that tie that matter for ihetaeetvea (hiemelf) by Saturday uTenin-: at Red Rlbbt ri Hall. villago on Monday ofjlsrt week, over /the J>aasiog through the district that is jut Iret tire be a good loro out, and amour- Western Grand Tramk, enroute foe Liv­ aa I wish they would s<lle it. Bbe also agn th* new dub in every possible wqyerpool, aod that this important route says “the little boy” (more respectJally, Tbq ailnpy ton* rf the pay car bell through our Bute trill opsu for general young man). I think she baa forgotten vibrabbl swprtly upon the sir of ibis city kusinoM on tbe 20U» inM. It ought, this mkrning. so l the hearts >>f the R. IL and no doubt will U,k valuable addition there, a»d I pine she ha* forgotten tbs t» tho riuppiog faeilitito of lhe oorth-wert ;r-lnK. bet she finally clones by iaaianatgenerally, and Michigan in particular. ing that I bad eioned the school house 1 ' ■ Square Doliii hit Prist : uw met hibhi to sura. truthfully pays: Tbo Chicago hlrr-Ocran ooutinusa to »cvcau».for Grant at tbo top of its voles. Ito friends ought to quiet it have it thus ia that a majority of tha vuierv in the village think it'a mH beak Middlerill- preUbly docs more buainwa and that with lean noise, than any other village of its else In the Slato. Owing to the extremely warm, reiny winter, and consequent mu J. ’here has sol A Washington special says that in a secret caucus of Democnllc Beualora, it bee-u sleighing or good wagoning. was derided to unevat Mr. Kellogg of Tbo wheeling u very good the present Ljuisiaaa. To accompliah thia the two- wock and our streets pul on a lively >ptbirda rule which has generally been ob•crvtd in each casea will bo Ignored. Gar pcopk evidently think ihb the bat A few days since, James Burchett of chauee they will hare to got ire. and Entered at'____________ Prairieville, butchered a sow and ten they are improving the whole lime day and , FW> ‘he litKr of raid sow, which night. Hastings, Mich., as SeaondMany citiacu of the village nd aurweighed, droned, aa follows: The aow class Mqjjcrt_________ \ CIG Ibe, and the pigs 305 lbs eaeh, mak rvunding country are ot Hastings ntlndHon. FM. W. (foHino, of Tbomnpple, log a total e£ 3,G«6 lbs. We <fo not ing the Gibbs Johnsou murder trial know but that- ean be beaten in the Jsmoi Johnnra bring tried fur tbe murder reasfo us a plea- ant call yesterday. . of James Gibbs, our village marahal— Hon. A. C. Torn ef Prairieville, made county, but wc very much doubt it. The Indianapolie JounsoZ continues its while ho (Jobaaon) was under arrnsl and U' a j'ssaiot call on Monday last. being conducted to tbe Red Eagle, or Nihoaiah tS^k. atul wifi.- of Prairieville, interviews with lending Rcpoblicaos in Indiana oa Praaideulial preferences. Up lockup, ooo evening hstTall. sjsmt last Sunday ia tho city. . । We noticed daring the last weak some to date, 6,338 Hoosiers have expressed Wm. Burgher. E»q. has sold ,lii» old themedva, of whom 1,882 prefer Blaine, J,GOO Grant, and 1,352 Sherman, and the changes, atuuog which is the parrbano of the grocery and provision business of 0. real are non-committal cr ecsUcKng. K. Beamer, by Calvin I). Barrell, of la'ighum. . Mr. Barrell bas also a restaur regular meeting at Red Ribbon Hall, on Saturday evening leal. There waa a full doing a fine btuinow. alteadanco aod every thing panned off Mr. T, Al JMlleimcr is preparing to nicely. Hon. Cloaaeat Smith and Dr. build a new grain elevator by the aide of Ihvere ddivcrml addresses which were his old one. as eova aa spring opeaa so that tine efforts, and were listened to with a guod deal of inlcrwl. Tbe Club number* With Safety. Not that the old ooe han become useless, but aa increaring demand We potio: that preparaikras for buildfor more roc.m require* that bn •hall betid ing';o tbr apriitg, are being made tn Mine anting from lang oomplicatioaa » .there parts of the city. . I bas been for a few weeks post. Every body eotnpiaiae of revere colds, and il beboovea every one who baa a cold, to take, iro-ncdislc otepe to prerent its getting very maeh of a bold on ibe Inngr. Again we repeat, as wa have several times Lately, very fiae1 location, aod will, oo doubt be be careful of your health. praced with an appropriate building. ! fed nut at tbo last election, ia cuuwqueaco of a defect in printing tbs boftoto, which .left a soiril oraaan io tbs paper of each .ballot. It seems that Gt rooms Gave.Joo f ( �SELLERS’ COUGH Judge M.tcbcll hm prepared and puV liabofi tn tbe Port Huron Tlnin a cwreUl Matototot <f all tbs weotial provisions of the li|uor bw. It will be found of value fiie d«ler > and citiaena alike. He my* It is made unlawful for any perooa to aoU, famish or rive any intoxieariag ber { erage of any kind to any minor, or intoti oated person oe person, ia tbe habit of ■atliwg iatowisated, <« any one ia any planter-wowi where the gatoe of billiards, pool, pigeoc-bote or any other puno of cbtatec is played «< allowed lobe planed. All aalooos. rastaaaaote and bare, where any tach drink ia eolfi, moat bo slewed on Sunday!, election days, and holidays, and rai all aighra after 9 O'clock, aod sates, «te. are peohibited oo thooe days an! timei. - Thn mere keeping open and allowing pgraona to raoegt to aasb pteeta bp front, SYRUP suuradmeot In the renethution of th. State of Michigan forcer prohibiting tbe mmalMWre. and saU ol intoxicating In,000. t'p to tbs present time bat litlte hra been known about the matter, except on tho part of a few who were mainly in­ strumental io puing tho moremeai tuned. Al’tho meeting of the Central Uommittec. oa Tbaradfiy last, the matter was fully diaoanacd, and tbo iniatory steps taken to carry the w’ulim ol the eon rention iato effect. Tbe movement is entirely a notefortuac. tboagh n<* intended to be a ooo-poHticnl movraaentde tbo end. Il is proposed to etreutete pounTU. iu every county and township iuitho State, for the signatures of votmonljL asking tbe text terislatore to submit the- question of a eon stilutkxnl amendment to the people Th. movesneot ia founded in the fact that the people of tbe state have a !■*€»« right to ray whether the dram Asps of tho State plete iiotetira of the tew. and it is not Moratory to show antes, etc. Drysgista n*y keep open al sueh limm, but tans* koepapecial books showing all eaten, tor whnt purpose and to whom ; tbe boot, to 14 kept epca for peMie linspeetapa . A violatirm nf any provision of tbe law ia mafia a uriademaaaiw and aubjacta the offender to * fine of wot Iras than «2S and Don’t admtiaa in your home paper. If yea do peopfa will find out where yon are an J come sod trade with you. aad ia this way you might get a bogus fiO-eent piece tacked og oa you io the course of toven er eight years. Rua duwn every thing tn town aod go to aouu other place to buy year auppiiea and tell yoar neighbors Low much cheaper they sell good, ia other towns than in yours. Give more to circuses aad km for libra ry books aod lectures When farmers come to town have oattfc tn tbe streets tn Mt up what they hare in th- wagon!. Let bogs, borrna and cattle hare fne rua in the itroeU all tbe year round. It grade and grarel and improve them io any shape. If yoa do the farmers will all drive ia over those niev roads and track them all np. Live for yourself exduairely. and alI ways mak. th* half root coow.' oa your ij person found ’ drunk may be can In-, appear bcfciS a justice and to * ou oath the person of whom be otd the intoxicate;; drink, and inch nbr. is to bo taken m a attficinot Uiat against the seller or giver, and Utioe ts yherM* rwjairod to iraue a it* and proceed aa in eaee ef other 50 Years Before the Public. frw ajmifratliw* of Hinn a MAGNOLIA BALM willgmtify yosi to yocr hmrtte contrj.1. It don away #Hh S*llonrM, Brdnew. Pimple*. Blotehrs, and alldteMMind ImperfcrUonn of the shin. It iT.'rromw; tho flwAed appearasw of heat. •»« «cihmMiL Itm«lf*alndyof J HIKTY appear but Til thTT; and so natural, grad**!, and perfect are it* enecta, that it i< Impouwlbh* to detect it* application- ■ PHYSICIANS, CLE10THER AID THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE SSEATEST MEDICAL TBUMHH OF THE ASE. E^.S*^2 KStiSS :W.W2a-i.":K3 •aalelei.s aae baaUreU aa4 Iwelre aere. at Iaa4 C^TafSi TUTTS’ PlllSp^“7t TUTTS Pll bOad ia required ef every parson ea­ id in the boaiaeea and for eseh place dearly a political, though b ecu pirttean re­ sult. When tbo Le;i»tetutp-araemblea.it will not fori disposed, it awni to tu. to refuse .KU bcrmiu eelliag. etn., without payin' to grant lhe pnyrr cf tb.wc IM,000 pethe repirtd tax^r filing ere lialile aa above I tittnaera. I ateted. Tbe ttxjr^eovera tbo pterwione of If the liquor intarcat .tithe State is boa U Hy°a« 2M, Uwe id JST!». all pcraoo. I e>t ia ia meumpliaw thm-tb* temperance engaged ia tbe buriocw nf manufacturing intuxicauog driakj air required l*fcrr eo^agiag in the btuin* tn pay Io the county’treaati;. r tbe foflowiag taxes Maoufocturcn of malt liqoac, |! leas than 1 £00 barrela. are to pay a tax c.f|<l od'cachLOOU barrel, cr fraetica over l£00, SJ5 , upon the manufacture of <pirita«u Itqaora, f40<L Manufacturrn are permil’ed to sell at wholtw^e with oat farther tex. Hcliil deelani ere theec who ecll by tht drink, fat qaantitiiw le*. than fire gallon, or ooe loxen leas b-Ctlca Wfidoaolc dealen are thoae who aell to quautilba of five galbmi and over, and - over not duxen boubw at one time to aoy me pcrt-iu or firm. • Keeping or storing of tpiritoua bqiwre by a petaou who haa paid lhe tex for sell teg brewed or malt Honan ii prime facie evtdeoeg of keeping them tor aale and ia a viobuon of tbe law. Druggi'ta are pensituri to keep and ecll all kind* of liquors fur chemteal, scientific, medicinal, mechanical and *tevwea'ri TUTTS PIUS TUTT’S PILLS TUTTS PIUS TUTTS Pll M. rare. It a aaalae tkrareaMI iBssmsa awtaut TUTTS Pll could tha liquor inter achieve so grand a vic acd the I'sivil. aa by pK submitted m the people, TUTTS PIUS y for whiskey f thi«-i|uali'>n I •I then' voting : majority. <>o‘ »• nu oppo»ilije from the radical tcmpcranp* men, unlewa, as the whiskey ui.-n elutnio, they are de tsrmiacd to carry their m* the people ure pleased 'TM for granted that all law-a who arc willing to be gw wiihro of lhe majority, wiL— ------- ... and fav.>r tbe submiaaion df this quiatiou to tbe peopla, who. m t|is country, are the sorer ijn jtldpp ■ra |d'. tbetw Croat done the Irish agitator, but ojrfn •! itn eolumns lo the presentation of all aides of tbe Irish quest loo. Evra a journal ordi-' narily ae fair aa the A7->r ha. joined ia the bu. and-cry against the Htrohl aud haa vilified lhe motives of its editor. There will be en end oow, It is to be hoped, to this detraction The Hrrut.I demon­ strates the liucerity ol its humanity by a gift which pula to blush lhe alow-moving ch^rjty of lhe English. Nor H its gift a mere promise to pay, for it anneuncro that the hundred thousand dollars will Le I Hot <ay« the third partyiprobibitiuaia i ready at ones This is not the thole of I “I caanot favor ibis mcx’iite beeanra I amt it. Tbe funX which the HmM haste nnwilbap to give op mjt p|ety and vote ' with thi-* mumeifirent sutacriplion offera an appropriate channel for tho ecntrGrathe same ticket whien ’ ' trios of Amcrieana Tbo Catholic churdiro i keeparv arc willing to Thsy are required to give boodfol' art aeodiog tb«r coltectiuu to the Catho­ riding that they will not sell except for ' lic clergy, wbc are cooperating with lhe rarh putproea, Utoter a penalty of »J(X> I| right. In oar Uun hi«| Maaaioo House Relief Committee Peo­ It n made tbe duty of the proacoatiog ple who prefer stirring op political agita­ attorneyjwhenarcr he beJivvro the coadi reached and pawed tbe perl tion to relieving a starving peopk will I man whom wc do not knof liras of ouch bawd to have been -violated send their gifts to Mr. Parnell. But on the (oafcranre .pciieui to bringljuit for the penally. charitably dispoecd Americana who.e I row ; and wc do here dwlai Every1 person intending to go into the I aud eye* of the worU, that.;------------— hearts are touobed by tho sore need of buroant' of MMing or tmnufacttiring liq i blighiaat diepoii'icn, M» th* part cf thp I Ireland, can give tbeir eontribotions to ucni is t»|sinri before be make, a sale ' • swell the Hrnill relief food—a fond free make an| filo with lhe county treasurer a j men into any party, wp ahal bolt at once.1 alike from political and sectarian bias— i autement co oath showing hi* intended I Tho strength of thi* pten'i. io the l»ct | aod il tii" trqomi from other sourer. ■ buaineta and lhe place where, aod Ira is l tbit it into BM ialcrfrre with party. It ■ are at ail oo tbe same scse as the iuiatial i required tra or before the firet Munday ol doe* not ask tha thirl party any more ' auUcription. the fund may be sweL'ed to I May and:before commencing lhe biwiaca i than il a«k. tho Republican Mid Drmoeratie |, proportson. which will ebow afresh to tbe I if cctnrucpced after Grat Monday uf May to pay tkmfm.TV to the cuanty treasurer pertk. to disl ind. Rut saya another: | the tax required by section { of the act, ^Prohibition eaMvt b- arrotoptohed by a boestitoliotul amendment without legiate to wit: tlpoa tbo holiness of selling brev ed fir mall llduors al wbolcmle, fill-'. pray, haa trial to do with tie qurotion ? I apon th* buainM <r>f s'tlliog Srcw-M-nr Tho Legidatun- may enact au iron-clad । malt 11,04" at rmaiJ.lGl; upun tbe bun- prohibitory tew al iu next seviuo, if it xu neaa of acfiliog spirituous or mixed li>|O ire • al whclebile, |4<MJ; open tbe busiuron of fit, and the conMituiiotul ameadmrat •ailing spdri'nou* or mixed liquor, at re folk a wiiljlirow their bats fifty feet iato the air. Lq>tetitc cnaetBicnt may precede or taiLUMj. r tallow the •abmivino of thb. question tn Parts pf a .year may be paid at same tbe poop!*. ’What it aired at by thn rates, but Bet for leas than three raoathi. moaeOKOt ia to caiabluh the principle in that thia is a caie where be girts twice . All the* are to be paid to tho nrenly who gives quickly Tbe most oirdial and i treiaurer ■ulntam, >ad not to the Aer lhe organic tew of tbe state,'that there to I unqualified pmte. belongs to the joatual । absolutely bo property tight tn aieoholie iwfaora,except under ter lain well defined re ■huh has set’the American publie ’/uch 1 aliictlona. Thia point gaiwedaod it will hr ae example. b'<"» let uS see bow the ex I ia ao lotigO: a eoDoetor of such texre. No ' impoaaiblc for.t’ie li-pur interest to pack ! ample will l-e fofiiwcd. If thr American time or .nduigencs can legally bo given. ear '.cgisteturr. an J repeal the tew. aa waa people oaee boemne fairly inw»r! ti» the ' (to receiving the tax the Irmrarcr i* re- ( [<ri! which threaten! Ireland, there will i quirod to give a receipt turning the prmoo’ tho ease a few jvars tine-. No acnsible scarcely be any gheekteg’ thrir gift*. The tain will claim, for an inataat, that a euawho pays *, tbe amount, the time paid fir, coatributiooa a I rawly made hare been i the city ur rdtege, and the kind of btuiyracrooa, bat they are small in eompari , oete, and in a notice printed oa toll vile j ih’ubuunen. Wc want'the am«nJmcnt, ran with thoai wkich will be Butte when we want, ItT^etetivo enactment, wv want printer's card board, and in aa large letters ia aB out executive effioe. m:n uf strewn the nerl nf the Tri.b pcopdr ia aadtr* m tbe card will permit, stat mg what. lax •yior. and loyal hrorta, and, more than lux been paid by tbe holder, thr penalty alt, wo Waul *ueh a rentimaat ia the olale for aellteg liquor of a different etess . that i as will heartily secund every «ffort of oar oSciate to enforce al.l gmd laws. We want, mtn' have, iciW l ave all of throe. W«i arc not no narrow, /..We lnr»<l in oar ’promiotat and isfiueatial, Perry H. Smith, ia required Io pal uj> aod keep lhe notice notions that we propone to work exclusive till : "What bepe ka there oow foe the •liajdayed pt a conopieuoca place in the lyJot cither of the* four very enaential n>icn where tha boaineM i> done or to be thing. Ogr idea ia to get all of throe, if Octnoeracy ? Henceforth I will not Le door, oo that it aball be diaplayrd io • a we ean- If we cannot get alt of them, get ------- ’------ 1 manner ’ to all prnoca visiting as many aa wo ean. If at prreent we can ; A failure to keep up aueli get only the eoMtitutiuMl atuendment, lot betrayed and had oar guns aplkcd in l*»« i face of lhe suemy, and I for on* proptrae ' I limn, uukn lhe guilty ua have that. We cannot see why there •tenor, aod liable to name to eurrrndcriat discretion.'' • need be aoy aniagoninu. fijkiiny between panHuMtln a eale withtnt paying the , throe who art Burking ropeHally for lhe A Bl,000 Guaranies tax. The county traaaarar ia forbidden to give amendment and tlio.e who ety wnrking Warner a Safe Kidney aad Liver Cure espocully for th* executive fofte*. If we receipt or notice till the tex is paid in full. will poactively care Bright's Diaeaae sod Aoy person, ewgsgiag ia the butoraa ean eoeure th* amradmeat, it will certain­ IHabetaw , aad U ia guaranteed that it will ly b: much easier to secure the executive without full taymaut of tbe tax aad with­ abo cure V9 .pe! emit, of other kidney die if we secure the ex­ out having rlcrivad the rcocipa ami pul up forae, aud tire aaoae, H per cunt, of all liver disaamw. aad ecutive farce, it will ba much efoier to sothe notice aa required, or who shall vio will help ia every ease without injury to late any prugWoo of the act i. guilty of a the lyate®, whau token according to dipetted, perhaps, that temperance people mfodesmaworand liable tua fine of not Iras reatiuae, and lhe so tn of 11,000 will I* caatxX aco eye to eye in throe matters'; than ISO nor m.ire than 1100 aad cotta, paid to any rarwn who ean prove that it I bat an long aa they cannot, there b no nan haa failed to lo tbia^- H. H. Warner A (jx | and not Isas than 10 nor more than 00 whhringlb.u: it. We propone to mv a days' impriaiMimenL Itech day of arryhearty God speed 11 alt who are working ing oa tha htoioeaa is a dtetiart and sepa­ fit the loci’mpliahmrot of either of these rate offence, aod all imv bn preeacwtafi four gmt emt, and we shall consider any man au enemy to tbocaoao who constantly Mupo and anarie at all who do not ace things jest u he docs. We hare settled at least one point in our tetuperuce the­ PORT FOLIO ology. It m pcasiNe for htuxst men to QF FABHI0N8. dtBer in opinion. Thia being the caac, It A large and Ifoanliful Hook of fit Folio ill beevmna any booaat man to be eoeatent ly throwing mud at others because they differ from him on some minor points. Personally, wc arc disgusted with the dirty black guardian of the polkieul peem, acd wc do not propose to couipromlM our __ description!. dignity by admitting any ot that e>rt of _____ _ ______ _ required, etc., etc. Krery tedy wanla thb book. Thia val* able Mriouicel ia also printed iu German A CrM> Baby. msujanguage. Prig*, Hi eaate, Poet free. Nothing ia ao coedusire to a mae'o re­ MMX. UXMOBtoT a’wnXT TU WUI, It i« tho Bnporativr duty of trtn maining a bochalor aa stopping for ooe Published semi annually in March and . OMinty trenaurvr, shoif, deputy sheriff, night a* tbe bqiac cf a teamed friend and September, contains the telato informs . polior affiaar or Mha poraoa havta* notice being kept awake for tire or lix hoars by or knowledge of any violation of tbo act tho crying ot n cron baby All cram and ding Materials, to immediately notify tho proeooutiag at- crying teibiaa need only Hop Bitten to Wadding and Young toewey thereof, and it ia hi. doty to at make them Weil and *iling bm of all de42 *3 , ouue prosecute for every violation of tbe man, reosember thia.—M. ffuras. Millinery, information for Thr Republican' bare just <ra« han. It ia lhe doll of tbo Bounty traaaarer at the end of each month to Brake a full II dred majority ia tbe Town Legialsture. i There are jam five Republican., ail told, ■HE WHITE SEWING MAOIHK Uarnoltd ia Appacroaea. UapcroMcd ia Siatplidty. ■ Utarpciud ia CaastraOm. ’ Uapracadtaltd ia Papolarily Aad Uafapattd ia tht Brood Cl** WASHINGTON Divnolution NoHoe. Thr Co pannemhip heretofore exitling brewren John M. end Gottlieb Itemmor. I and known ooder the firm Basra of J. M. iAG. Bommer, ra thia day dwaalrod by matual rocoent, Gottlieb Beware retiring. All acta due th. firm must be paid to J. M BcMincr afooe is authorised to BEST III THE WORLDl MfWMSflSiH—; rnrri sinito uncmn; ct. BI-CARB. 8ODA Which to the earn tiring. Michigan Central Railroad t-ete.ll 5. .tea S.«. wta. la <V raMilHM ef. , eerreia Mrsaae* i*M. a»4 uanM b, vbariw r. WwtaM..a4Mrak A WeaOaaa kW«lf.W<>TI eareeute. Marra MMr, Mrkieaa. u Uhr 6IAMD RAPIDS DIVISION. , ' Tka ItettaM. Lta. EAST AND WKfiTTM AND FROM GRAND FUPIDS AND DETROIT 'f.-isr.triuK e«<e. .Meeieoatiaa the eewe. Ibere it f.tiM le >nto.lHCM.'0> Ul4M bee. L.4 I ell., al lee H <a *,all, fel tea rare..*, at M>4 r^' JOENSICN’S^ 1 SARSAPARILLA SM Folks Can ffnve Money I by buying the raodteiaa known u Kidm-j Wert. It ma dry, eaemahle eoupoand of wvmtorfal e*o.cy in nil dineeam of lb. lie* and kidaoye. One package makes heoaire Family I'^wr Thia eminently S.ooWol Journal, with a eireutetioo of over one hundred thoumnd, ia printed on | ^i3sffis,"x-i’Tr'Swn.tttg _AUrasta.4ailr.swH Stea*s. TWo raa w : 2?cS?Kt.- U IKrtlK’M Canada Southern Railway mw out u net imu IWAI^MER, S liierse, hr Msrtnaeea. KIDNEY&LIYER CURE CHICAGO 1 VBt EfflU BAILRt AC iorf asi. t5u TMI MARRIff RffMKDY C>. 23233123485323 iO.! $3 »0.2e=^«|IIi.3^K Q.P. Rowell &, Co’s. Col. WICW AllVlillTtHKME^TH, 8AKPU lOTANIt FREE EBES- . nxi-;- "ISIgtiSv!*«. BfcJllW* |KUt:k,k Eivinnia. to ihc Mfaaiomppi Leg>aUtara—lows fe sippi is famous for its pBtaieal ararosit «ic*» aod baMuaing -that’s where I diffsnra* cum* In. North-weastem Grand Trunk Railway 10EKTSWJ BALSAM � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-02-25.pdf 143caec096ca554d67ea049a1326f1b3 PDF Text Text ntiirpnwwtt VOL. 24. NO. 43. THIS PAPER • ^g^ilEWYOM. HASTINGS, MJjpH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1880, Special Correspondence of the Banner. GREAT CLOSING OCT SALE ButUM, Gumany, I Feb. 4, 1B8O. J I also offer the biggest l>kr OVERCOATS which I will tf- Imperial DR. MOLTON'S MOTHER. boxeji at a time, with remittance, ortlent for 10 boxes wu will semi the elevilntb Itox free as proposed may DENTIST I MicitijaB lUta atteoleJ la.______ kA- J- pw, Carriage, Sin aid Onwital PAINTER THE NEW VICTOR MHFUCIIY SIMPUflED! 'V~-y y ' - one l. j.-vteh up and r.-.uro.-., f i ■ ■ onatoanm. w« Sill Hi. Haeta; Eikj Ita. 8mwI for Rlaatrotod Circular ami priem. untd you have am:a the Librml Lvtro. to tbe trade. Don't buy Most Eloxrant, Simple and Easy Running Machine in the Market.—-The Ever Reliable VICTOR. -------VICTOR MEWINC MACHINE COMRANY,— Weatara Brandi Oflkv, S3S Bran Ur., Cdcsoo, Iu. MIDDLETOWN CORK ill M D1U.1S-™ II JtMSil Keep, rooatantly on hand LIME. HAIR. STUlXJO, Ibis' Yoitks, Bojt nd Cbildrei . PLOWS. DRAGS ■ . .. -.AM:----- > CEMENT. BRICK. I TILE. LAND PLASTER ! PUMPS. — LJiFTi HAXD FLO 1F.S. Reaperand Mowers. L. J. WHEELER. DRUNK Chain, Trtleu Beffirata, a»A Stfa Pays tlie highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmers Prodnee. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. nresay before purchas­ ing any <if the above articles, at his Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1870. 4U 'ARMS {£M> BELT. CoHCtMtti, N. H., Feb.'13, 1880. Hom. Gro. M Dkwbt. Awe .Sir .-—The pending Prtnidcnlia) nominatiun fa of ao much importance to becomes a nutter of concern between the different aeotiona of the Ueloo to know, so for m pomibic, the current of popular thought and the preformrea of the paoph oo thi subject, and haoee I venture to New Hampahini «U • divided delegation tc Lite National Convention, seven of her ten delegatee being for Blame, and the firat itMtanoe, end for Hay« on the final ballot. The delrgata wero elected with­ out any particular conleat, and quite likely the Brietow men fairly reprceeolcd tbe J ieg wheat. Indeed, in some dfatrirta, ecti-Blaiae auuiment of the Bute, tber^ notably in Yorkshire, Wears are exprortod being m douU in tbe minda of any uoe ood peraouage iu tbe State is hardly Um tbrt from some eauro the plant is deficient unhappily situated than Its bead, while in in vitality. This «fay be own* either to delegation would have been aolid foe Hr. uoe [articular lhe ra»e at the Cl.rewiteh the seventy of the winter, or to the fart Blaine Thia year lhe Blaine alrcngih in that seed of a suitable character waa not the Stale aceuu far greater than ia 187C, He fa believed to be in sympathy with the । aown. Many of the carfy aown fir'd, are party of reform in Ruwia, and io political I mvcrthelcM iuokiag well, as for ash fa action of tbe Convention to be held Hay disagreement wilb the Carr as regard, the . poaeible Io Judge at prroout, and il fa Gth to eloet delegate, to tbe Na&ual Coo expediency of attempting to remodel the; thought that Yorkshire adviea do not veatiou. When General Grant returned iutitutaooa of the empire in a conatitutiun. furoUh an index of the’ general state of from hia trip around the world aa effort the English crop Iu Scotland farm work wm made by certain politiciaas and news­ faro, when a hum with which he fit known ia tolerably forward in the earlier dwtrirt. paper* to create a ••boom" for him, but it U> ayinpaUiMc fa being aaaoefatod with and but of course there has been no plowing waa a dead failure, and while at that lime div-ramd by lhe erima of .revolutionary very many men [reclaimed tbeauelvee aa euueplraey the position of dte-Otaroviteh favorable te hia nomination, It fa aoir.abaulutely certain that hh adherents do not number one fourth of tbe RcpuHicnB. of eon who ia condemned to ace the life ofhie . the State, Mr. Waahburnc has many father again and auxin attempted by men , warm friends among tbe Granite Hil^od whoae political dcaiaud. be fa aupj^ed to 1 Senator Edmund, of Vermont fa very favor,* and wb«M criminal method. <ff ae-: much admired by a large number of oar aertiog tbean be can of coutm do nothing brat Republican, but it ia aa undeniable I oonunoe on a inodrrata scale. Last Man­ fart that, from firat to laat, Mr. Blaine has tbe misery of his aituatiou when he feel* ji day's list of arrival, only alightly exceeded held a leading poaition in the minda of cur that, though ditfcrcnaw of opinion have ia :j 20,000 qrs., of which quantity only 7^82 people, and to-day stands hoed and shoal no degree affected hia pcrmaal i relations I qra, were from America, a smaller arriral with hia father, it ia imporaihk-'for him to ■ than I hare had occasion to note of late, nukineas ’ has been quid, as, dwpto the thruogh/hc trade, tbe wyeka reqnirtusehta • petfn that culminatad in the election of I have been ..f an ordinary ecnaumptire I ’ Hayes, greatly strengthened him in lhe ! character, but the scarcity of Eegluh wheat,; estimation of Republicans everywhere, ; in good milling exadilien baa not unfre- while hi« brilliant earoar as a Senator, and | the Cxar. againal hi. ’ turbulent subjects. : <|<tMly turned, the demand on tboae de- the masterly management that characterI Prince Alexander ».-n Balteulwre.b» not w-riptioaa of foreign produce which could ited hia effort. to overthrow that desperate been seated long upon tha ihrooe. Lot, t< advat.ta-.---.udy n-d a. a .nbetitute. cobapiraey againit popular righto ao recent­ ' dering hi. reign of .ottMthia: hw* thro a. The atatialieal [x-hiva of the trade nffen ly tried in hit own State, have nerved to Iwalvrenonib, be ha. learned l.ow uirerly '' few forth feetcree for romrk, but a fur alrtunl was the h<>[«- of lbwec wlu.erp».-ie.i' tber ioeruaeq of nearly I.U00.0M btnhofo liberty and defender of a cocat national | that a Coj.Illation and a Parliament/ The coulnou and sagacity may be noted in the viaiblc ropply in government. tltliough'>bcdpc«l around with every pdoaAmerica, which now Manda at 30,500,000 that he displayed in dealing with the Fu| blc theoretical guarantee, oauld traffic, to buahda, agaiurt I9,25d.t>«hi Iraahefa at (lie aioniata of Maine, and the wonderful ne keep in order a Mtiooality ignorant of the oorrrapoodins hrt year. According cemtlut he arcumplished in overtbrowing mart fowUmental priueipLa of aelf-guvcrn to moderate nA^Hitation. it i< ertimated a conspiracy that very many abb- ItepohJi that the rrquirrohant. oftltent Britain and France will rcteh twelve niUion quarter. The Price of tlu- Imperial Soap is foJfi p<-r lu»x of 100 1 lb. bars—75 lim. iu Ute box. To noy out) wno will «entl u.* au order for 10 boxen witlj ••ash, 852.50-we will one box extra free oa a premium. Or tbe'orders may be Kent !<■ ub for one or more AH'WMt »>t4u Listiox, Kxruuum,) Feb. 4,1880. f The mystery which fa still hanging over Although oceaaioaaDy bright, the weaibthe negotiations between Germany and er, generally apeakiag, ba. been dull and Austria-Hungary in view of a nettkoimt foggy during the part wmk, and inland of the intended treaty,of cosmerce, foma navigation hu onoc mere been interrupted a tul-jeot of no mean prcoccspetions. Ac­ by acvero front, Throehing operrtiuna cording to a recent official aanuunecmcoi have been carried on with renewed vigor, tbe old stipulations will remain ia force for aaibu.mcre liberal offennp of howtethe next aix months, during which time1 growa wheal tcatify, and aotne alight im­ ■A. man looked askance at lb. aiogular ' nobody ia the land will be any the wiser provement in tho omditiou of the grain apparition. Her hat wm crushed aad al-out what next. Tib new treaty’will be marketed tlM Lecn app^t Ail out-ducr bent, her divs, bore evidence of the du.-t worked out by all the continued red-tape work La. Leva rtu|>d by tbe fnrt, but a of travel, and in her hand waa a bnge apinnera on both aidra, and be cotnmnni large proportion oftbo arreara into which baud box, cciotainiog the hat which waa to catrd to tl.c [-attics most -intt-mlcd in the wheat-rowing had fallen had fortunately matter, after being irrevocably fixed and been made up durieg lh« ncer.t open signed in compliance with the Chancellor's- weather. A. the temperature hm been Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c. Uilic. WHOLE NO. 1294. motber'a cottage, and the toiling foe her cnly child by which »ke bad otroed one by one lhe dollars whirh had mst him firat to tlic village ichod, and then to the groat city to learn the pruhwua whieh fee longed. lie had auevnded well and bravely, be ) yond hia mod ataWtfou. hop™ , but the I mother who bad toiled for him, where was I abe? Why wa< il that to-night Herold, wrinkled faee drove even Violet Fane's beauty from him now ? True, bo had no longer allowed her to forever be tbeir own rubra. They did not know what they were expected to do. had i m lhe few individual. ana-ng them with , education are cither Itn.wun eniinarina or : ! their preMat requirement. According Io been preefaely what might hare t*ren ex the official estimate lhe >ur[-lt>-> from the [■erted. Krrvy thing-h in turtadl ami ! Amreiean wheat crop far 1879 is putdawd confunou, and the man whoargaafa vlybe al 22.400,000 qra., of which soum 13,. Principality before i< wm endotfed with a I I 000,000 qra. have already bean exported. tegular I'riore, Gcneni Doudaukoff'Kor- i । a.a ml one for hnfdeva, acting that large aa arallaltlr auppliea are, they an» not in ex­ I «w of eatimalnl want., but It fa difficult to Doodonkoff fa very f-of-ular io Bahtaria ;i ennviewe bnyen of thi. in the actual pre.­ he » not, perhap., ....rrikr but ■ : eaee of good rtoeka, the quantity of Cali­ be ontainly fa/urtftrr >« rr, and be un j fornian wheat aBoit, and lhe iocrmaed ex­ demand, the people with whom n. bai >■> port movement from Indie, and it will be deal, fur the Slave arc, not tu «ber m.n ■till mon ev, should the Maaoa prove fav­ are, hot require wholesome coercion at orable to tbe growth and proenw. of the times, even iadadiog judirioua applkatitert Englhih crop A deveUpment of the force, of the knout, fur which' they bear ao mal now at work »po» the trade may be kmked ice la their hrerta. regarding it a* Iberim- fur in Mayor June, bat before then it fle outward manifaatalinu of their maatvn' aeem. acarroly likely that any marked rise will. Thfa, indeed, fa the bey to the ail mH be looked far. Under any eirenmalannation, the Bulgarian, na*.! a ma.ter om it will be neccMary for the American whoae iron band mual not ueecMarily la- "rin< to bold over their etocka fur rome provided with any glove, vrivei « other- time longer if their enterprw fa to ranlt wfau; and tbe Bomiase. knuuing thia, io ultimate Moeem. Meaawhik the made an difficulty in evacuating the conn- ‘gigantic attempt to force up the price ol try whieh they had conquered, and whither lhe staple fund of the inhsUtaou of the trmperito’rooc iaregarded with little faith recall. AU the recent distarinuem v^ill be ■aeribed by lhe Rnmopbobe. to'RumUn intrijura, and though thia areoartme may be aomewhat exaggerated, al all events the Reaaiana will profit br a rtturtion which they only were able to foresee and appreciate, because by lhe Ruaaiani alone liu the quoition of possible Oriental com plieatiooa been intelligently studied. A Remarkable Scene in tha United States Supreme Court. "Pcrtey" tclerrapha to the Bouton Jour­ nal ar follows : Them vu a novel seeoe in tbe United Btatae Sapreme Court room on Monday. Jod Parker, af New J«wy, Demoeraue candidate for I'reaidautial nominaUon, bad jurt had h>« admamiou to tha bar of the Halted State. Supreme Court moved, when Mira Belva Lortwiiod, who waa admitted to priotiro before that court by apeetal act in tbe led Cungreea, councilor aa he ha. dewonatrate*! hianelf to be brave and intrepid m' a leader oa the floor i.f Gmgrvea or in the Senate of lhe United Sutra, and there i. no doubt but that all over New Ragland thfa fad* hm loal evening a very largely alteoded meeting of our State Committee waa held in thfa rity, for the pnrpuae of fixing the time aud pUce foe holding the Coavcndoa tor the nomination ef delegate, to the National Convention al Chicago, and dnrprvfcreocra wm considerably dineoaeod. Il waa apparent at the atari that Gee.'Grant had few frientfa in lhe mertiag who dotted hia notninatiou, and it soon became equally apparent that Mr. Blaines frimda ware largely in the majority, while it wm nr pririnc to name to find that 8e«etary lacked enlhnriaatio rtepotwca, brace it in safe to My that the New Hampahiro Delo galiun to Chicago will deabtlreu ba tor Blaine firat, wjih Edmonds aa a aernd Aa you have boon oo tbe etnmp ia our State I need not waate time to tell you that tbn Republican party M thoroughly organixed, ami that wlteoever vietoey fa within tbe reach of poaiibliitiM they never fail to achieve it. lodiouion.. now |«<ot to a meat determined atruggh ia lhe Stele next November, aa the Democnta peupero to nmninato ex-l'oogiMaaiaa Frank Joucw, a wealthy brewer, m tbrir -audidnlc for �d*cnn ncluann'iMd-riMtiulAditgnfriaiiiiottbi w3UU liCWMIiU To jnomiHitmafamMm: For any District of 3013 vr-tu ,b,f Can ‘ HALL’S CATARRH CURE. NO CUBE. NO PAT j »The undcrsigDcd Pliysiciauff and Surgeons, of the city of Adrian, have for several years past been acquainted with Wm.J. Hollo wav as an able and reliable Prescription Drug­ gist. He is a graduate of the Pharmaceutical College of the University, is able in his Pro­ fession and is in everv every respect worthy of the confidence of the ‘ Profession ‘ ‘ and ofPublic. V. A. Baker. C. Rynd, A. M. Alien, E. P. Andrews, N. H. Kimball, W. D. Morden, A. M. Stephenson, ilarving poor cf Ireland. belief D. Todd, H. D. Hull, I. Tripp, R. StephenAon. W. J. Holloway is a member of the firm of -------- 'v.'crssiH popularity with the muw. Tb*y know. _ ELT E^.?SR3K; The Toledo Blate ptemlirely ub. ‘-If W. J. & L. L. HOLLOWAY, ft COL'XI Who have recently bought out the Rtmell Bros., where will be found the largest Stock W WE WIL1. MAKE THIS PROPOSITION. would affect all the Blate*. Who could they Drugs, Books, Stationery, Wall Paper,&c Republican majority u not greater than of this difficulty h* would confer a great favor upon a long suffering party. Gen- ‘ uThis," said a deati»t, ■» my diningitn.’ 'And that,' inejuired a visitor, pointing to tbe apartment where stood a - • in the City. Coinpounfling Tereseriptions n Specialty. up about .8140,000, white it b noloriomt- Entered Haetin$s. cIom Matti RMrti .t HolrUnu, Dnyy-tt, IliMupt, sweat ■ member backed by or er 3000 We have a few pair that we will exchange for Wood. ly fill the bill. ( The latest politic*! news from I’co nay! vania indicate thatitbe Republican* are in you, litOa boy Lrillc datkey : “Well. if. MORTGAGE SALE‘ l)«te»lt kaslra usesryd. Greenback juatire. hundred." ‘ . ■ LiuJo Charley had hi*. hair Delegate* to lhe Chicago Convention will Republican candidate for Prmident 20,W Birina. candidates majority in 1880. Thu doc* tbe House majority, which wa* recured by lb* gross- State* like JliuncsoU. The country will .1.1.1 . .1. .. the ItepuWi- The Blaine boom in fact appear* birth of a strong ‘'National Blain* Club’ the conabdruta of the r'gbtcvtith century Chrutiaaity ha* a pretty aolid fouadatwu rlol anpcrattiien and heathenism, ha* just eume te light by the arrest in a policy majority in that body shall rote to unseat Mr. Waabburnc, intelligent men will come Having had nine years experience in different branches of Men-antijb Trade in a place where busi­ . nesa is done by the Thousands, I .tin not entirely ne xperienced in business matters. I am coustantly buying and will soon have a well selected stock of GrncerifS, Glassware, Chinaware, Ac , 4c. I offer no ‘•baite" in prices but firmly believe you can buy of me nt a little cheaper average price than at any ether pLace in the city. Sugars,' Teas and Coffees I am sell­ ing at bargains, l-atnp* Side Lamps, Bracket Lamps and Trimmings ('heap. Choice Honey, Full Cream Cheese. Oranges, Lemons, figs. Cranberries, Horse­ radish. Pickles Plain and Mixed, and a full line of Canned Goods, all very cheap. \A new thing, Fresh Compressed nr Lightning Yeast,' nice light bread in three hours. Farmers I have shipped about 5000 lbs., of dried apples, but will buy more and will buy all kinds of dried fruit nn<L produce for cash or trade.' Remember Ute place, one door east of Post Office. | Executive Committee, and J. W. Bart- cootpmplated by the Sub-Committer iu the I now of the Club, which will keep open upation 'Stealing • the qucatiuu of the party obligation to How they de it Elsewhere. “1 thought it «rOu question. The Hcpublieans of the nation inauro the building of a railroad which wffl, we heitere. support the Chicago everybody acknowledge* to be of vital con- nomittatuFo ahull repraieot the trill of Mr. Bparg* «i ■ n> A htgh Lkurch- ing extract iron: a litter irom a well known citiaen of Huron ooanty ; I notice, in a recent issue of your pap®. of Prerideut Tyler, now th* petted child | of a pronJ, wealthy »od InfinentMl South '. rei ern temtlv, .nd th* t^hlcM bril* of her ’h’“ tinre in Wnrittegten K<rily. , eoh.T.ted | which la a auecrw through puttering on their new railroad project, namely. 8'13,000. —:n - —- - .i —i i ■ r___ Pint.. Political Notes. And it aaya, if the Democrat* choose to - rsatiou of General Grant, fur the I’rcei- Biaioe. Ohio, W. H. SCHANTZ that txplai stand now, if David snag it at'-' that time, why Saul threw bis javelin at him." Thia-WM followed l r a loud peal of laugh- • •• I 1‘rcsbjterUn hospital. Hi* * w*i ever <ro*n with prionriy tbrnwerefof! pcred by lite *oundc»t jnd never failed to nae to lhe heigluh of the country aifely threui .riu.lj furnishing lucky numbers to hia numerous dteata, besides foretelling erente, providing through the campaign. position among th* •«*. and ia by blood Th* High SA rebellion tailroad Is detirabte every man forthwith ‘ ~l d and they A half mil SHORT-HORN SALE. .!«»f thiru** <•..«*. Hrif-I What is it? • Ans.—Your PrencriptiiHis and DAY’S > been ao wisely administered, nomination ter the rmidcDcy which the most intelligent element of the party wealth and every farmer is rtruggling to Ein.a comfortable livelihood. But they ve a spirit of enterprise. Tftcy arn not afraid to invest a dollar when they see a fair prospect of gutting two in return. They know it U only by inveatmente of hi* kind that derivable ends can bo gain with tnni&h obatinac) .' cd, and they are wise enough to show liberality toward them. In another column rill be found a tetter Will the people of Detroit never show which although intended to be private, ! publie spirit ? The we take the liberty to publish) from the Don. J. II. Gallioger, of Concord, N. H., lit ical aitout ion in that state, from which Missouri thi* fall. Well, it la doubtful '.rite*. Aa uptight, shrewd and iirdurtrious n., ... , ,, ,, . , ; merchant, bu terst investment waa a piece The Way* and Mean. Commute* bu ,f Mmio|t |wd. wbieh t.y agreed upon • forty-year refunding bond, । ftr out of the city, and cM«fly t-odored i__ i_ . .... i. r— __ • i quartedy. cmJx- Ttir Great Ctawar E3 ■ad a bill j exnnwdate a friend. la hit will I insulting j »ired it might bo k»p< in the family, Human Misery. vdreturn *ni«i»v fee? Roberts A specialty. original property rctnai oilv. The late head S_5Y“L™fi| S3 Ue would have 1100 the r^nTai*.. extended residence in the county jail. ’HOIIATF. XOTICE. Fitters y dropping rate rhy the Slate hr hope the nomlualion will be npodily eon- ■Chronom.tw Watch, .nd Rl,no’ Hrmomlved the highowt award, tha Vienna and Centennial Kinsafe;.. IT,y w? at °"» :V«>»'»rw^AwraSrSl.n «E, ft T»«, sra mor. t®1*’.. " ““ “"’’S'1 atstss th«n eoMtiturncy ably and effectively. led Gumoroi band in bu own fantastic TH« WO*LD RCNOWHCQ as ’EJEwTSSJ^Ua' inS;n3 don t bel.rir in <: -'...tert rf th.G«u. k*,<« WILSON SEWIN6 MACHINE HOSTETTERs knowledge of hlr abilities we I fur rum selling. Call'and See ua. FRTT* VALUABLE INVENTION. Blaine men. right Territories in IHW, and as likely to ."Vid on thia planet, relipaing in nunibcra have it again. • ' and gaiety, if not ia atyta, diamond* or ■ .. . . . . . rank, the moil aur.ctb entertainnsenta st ‘ Telegraphic dispatehes announce I President Hayrs has nominated H»_ Rowland E Trowbridge of Michigan comIndian Affair*. ________ __ ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS, Voters, B* Coruistont. •Aew Hampshire, that Dr. Oallinger would STLThZTr'M’S'"’ •* ““**”•■* Drugs and Medicines. FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY background. him to be thoroughly posted io political Hotchkiss, Waft'S l ,,“r 'XP-m™ «r. lirtt .ml w. ,el| ■t.e-.T'ff”?g'”'1' Th* ufli Tikirn m«a complain th*: tbe j ».|Uire ioeh. Central Park UAnilt upon **K0 of Ciph«r Alley t< *endit>x hi* *gvnt» I •»<> mtrrousding rvriddel palicr. tbroneb tM *>wth tn pwrehw- Mvptre, Motb' . ^5* Ff*** •f* ,,ld . at cnoraKU* titre* from lim« to tin bly have the united vote of the delegate* building of the Butler road will efiectnrily KIDNEY PAD » Ate*. whero,you wilLalwav* fiu.l a full and select Stock of ' MORTGAGE SALE. language toward a provoke a quarrel. What is it made of? ' Ans.—Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? Ans.—With care and accuntcy. Where to get it? WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. ----- aan rranciio For Sale by all Firti-Class Dealers Rupture ;■ rws that a comparatively poor man is by nature and education the beat fitted rain be isn't rich and therefore ment that Hen. EliLu B. Waahburne is Vtok'a IHuitraled Floral Guide, inadequate ntitted till paid. Nobody pities in sheep's ttoihing, though ma penalty Tho Only Remedy TWBUWM! rwetedk*. . esupErb by cUtr DR.J.A.SHERMAN �Done ft Pay? RTRA.N'KEIRW GT7II>E Aukl Wagner, one of lhe earliest setGera of Buchanan, died of lang fever oo tbe I3th. He wan a prominent Odd Fel­ low. and waa engaged in the lumber bwoiH. Lmoy Wilber has been arreated for arnaa io horning a boom beloofiag to him iu Whitefred, Mouroe county, and I for burning it for lhe purpoae of gctt.ag ' Will. Adam*, of Battle Creek, ha* rold hia Hambleton ttalUoo te a Mr. Edaoo, of Plainwell, AHeran county. Thu bone bid* fair to become noted for apred The price received waa *6,000. Ao old gray heeded mu ia bow going to aobool ia a diatrici rebool-boure in I County uorre'pondenee. Waahiogloo, Gratiot county, in order that Rrriawn Fab. 23d, 1880. he may leant to reed and write, and thua ToTns Baxub:—Wa are' paaaing enmapood with friend* ia Europe. through a winter that baa dnoa more in­ An unik-TTupled courtihip of more jury to the wheat crop lhaa baa. been ex Entered at the Post C^Jtcc 15 Jan duration rcrendy culminated perieweed for many yean, aad if th* pres­ Hastings. Mich., as Second- th*n tn a marriage al Flat Rock, Weynaooun- ent aapact ooetinuce fanner* will need lb* class Matter._____________ ty, the Kmtrutiog partita being Michael ■•Loom" prion to take them eafaly through the acting barvmt Schnoll are rloaieg Vrtulaud and Mn. Soph ia Mtlick. Th* doctor* ere JI busy. ' »nd quit* genm. aatiafaction to lek ia thto Chan. Stamp ot Plainwell, baa been ar Circuit Court adjourned at aaoa on Sat­ part ol th* townabin. rated and lodged in jail for cruelly beat­ urday teat, sus* dir. , « Greenbecker* ar* agrin miking an ef­ ing hia oldeet child a pri of 10 or 12 fort to revive dead inw, but they will year*. Much darker thing* thin beating find that tba people ar* waking up to th* | the girl are opettlv charged againat him. reality of rJtte, end ean no longer be humClinton county head* of familiaa and bogged with th* vbam doctrine—that lb* unmarried med, are making preparation* •tempof tha Goverameet can giro value to eoloaite in ItabeUa county, their agvnta to a ihaduv We prophaey that lb* having already purcbaacd for them all the Greenbaeker* have wen their laat victory land* la lhe lowaahip of XoUawa, and other land* along tbe north lino ol DrerThto portiou of lhe town has beau high­ ly lavorad during lhe Winter, ihroogb the «ff.,ru. of Mr Frank Skaei who ia a | Hall laat Saturday trwivj, and members thorough teacher of vocal maaie aad who of tha Cab did th* 'peaking. Thera ia a ha* pvea u» the benefit of hto genet* by ( go- 4 deal of are! msntfsslrd by the leaden conducting eiaMsa al three different poiata, where pseauae having any natural talent have enjoyed rare oppertanitim lor culti­ Mr. aad Mn. Jonathan Pox of Oraogvvating it And to make tbe eoane still vill* kava been 'ponding a few day* wtih mor* thorough, be to now training hto pu­ L W. V roomto and familyi pils iu private preparatory' to a eooeert, Read Goodyear A Haye*' big ad. In' to be given at tbe Matthews School bona thia iaau* of th* lUxxn, and then call Marvh second, cnoeittiogof velvetvous from pleased to Bote thia tact, aa Mr. I^aLer ia ou them and (hey will make you happy. a gentleman io every mum of tbe word, Mr. J. L. WtDiitw and Mra Mary J. and hope hia custom may continue to inBailey were married oo Sunday evening of rare merit there ran be ao doubt, and laat at the. Heating* Hoove, Rf^X- Maaw* ar* impalMwlly awaiting tbe event, 11*11 Saturday do not rvjaior ever any man'* miadeinga, nor puatohmenta ; and anlaa* ha doc* vio late tome law, there ia no danger of pun iahmaot. Although imprisonment and fine* are the legitimate outoome of law­ breaking, yet we do not rejoice that any aua ahould be po lawlca and beediem u to pat bimaelf iu a position to be deprived of hia liberty, or to have to pay bi* money for hto foJmhtt** in violating th* faw. Tbe law to plain aa Iplain an be, there i* no eatcb about it, no gurrn work, but plain F.oglivh, tod to mistake it, or to purpeaclf violate il, will coat both money and liber­ ty nDoae it pay r* With a very deiirable and most complete Stock of FOREIGN AJSTD DOMESTIC, Fine and medium priced nnsas Brown and Bleached Cottons (top i to 2i yards wide, Splendid Stock of fine and chtutf READY-MADE CLOTHING ! ipkndid Stock of fine HATS AND CAPS, and New hMortmant of Spring Cloths, G’tnximeres and Saitingx, And line lino of Tailors Trimmings to match. • Merchant Tailoring done in all ita Branched. ('urpetr, Mattings, Oil Clotha and Bugs. luitlics. Misses and flhildren’s fine Shoes and SEppers. mne« terrible pain*. 11Jf a bottle of Sr. Jaoia'a On. cured her ratirdy. Mr. Wm. tlriahardt. Kmore, Wi.. report* a* fuB.-ws: Sr. Jacob's Oil to redly a woadcrftil remedy, far I could NICHOLSJSHE^ARD&CO.mam Kanaa* Corratpondenc*. ItSO UGC1 feet deep, aid tbe land lie* iu broad rel-' ling prairies. We have what are ealed div>diag ridga aad between thus* ridge* are running stroaUM of water. Some p>r tioua of th* previous eoaoty is very billy and rocky, bat affords abuudaM* of fas ture for thousands of cattle and sheep. -Feat of Docton. The foe of doctors is an item that very A* near a* 1 can larv about which is tbe beat paying baainea for any one hare, liny peraoee are iateraoted ia just at resent. We ,bcli«t* th* %-Jiedule fur it to that of raising hogs sad cattle, a* cam isitatolnuo, wbieb would tax amen ao be raised very cheap, and prairie Hay ‘‘i- •' fr*r, awl in need an be cut aad pat into the stack for about 1.O6Q. year for two dollar* a ton, sod tb» prices for hor« differ very little her* or io Mict>iga>Th* winter haa been vary fine here so far. a little too dry, but splendid rmsis Hold tbabatena* eftbe p Damoontie party to-day Na more nation, No more negro mtSraga, No mor* asegro jurymen. N* mor* free aebooto, : Beantifnl line nf Silk and EtnbroidoaW Ties and Fichu>» Dicxtxaox Co., Kanaaa, Feb. 18.188*. j Editos Bahxkb : Dear StrBeing a reaideni of-Berry Ortaty for the la»t twrety.focr year*, I thought il a duly and pririleg* to write you a few liava eonB Seim, Kaq . S-relh Attemi. Mama-, earamg the great Slate of Kanaa*. re **me ehusrfts, wr.tr* Allow me to inform you of your many reader* I have no doubt. bow much pxJ Sr. J-M-na's Oil has 4mu ig this neigbb'.hood. 'A woman h*d tbe llhromaiism ao badly that .be tbe State, and meet* with great Minrore *v«ry ptere ha emit*, (beanIt* lien free ” g-oox>b Trimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes. Ribbons, Buttons. An Elegant Assortment of Hamburg EmbroideriesGuipure, Velenclens. Madras and Torchon Laces. . W* learn that atep* are being taken to Tbe hoove to a large oae aad will probably Tbe ladle* of the W. C. T. U. w JI have i raaae money by aubacriptioa to drodg* and atraightm Gunn River There ia no a aocial at Red Ribbon Hall. Wedneaday ' Mlt>t>LXVIU.a Feb. 23d. 1880. . doubt that by ao doing, eevvral thousand* i evening, March 3rd. A cordial invitation i Notwithstanding tbe rough condition of of nerro of the very beat land in Barry and ' Allegan Coutiea would be' mad* tillable. I' lhe roads, busioea it a* lively on our street* to-day a* usual, and al) seam happy Palmer A Hawta urn already getting out Suncca* to tbe ecterpriae. and wall pleased ■ grain crodlea for next tummvr'a uve. Have i Nothing baa occured to interrupt th* cne hundre-1 put togttber vmi four hun­ I Wedamday, evening at the M. E. Pinon- avail routine of bavioew during tbe pest dred more under way. age, far the benefit of Rev. Leri Neater. wak, except the baAing of Ire A. MorTha early aowad a brat lo.k« very well W. H. Jewell of Amyria eX-Regiatet Then should be a large attendance and a g*u * dwelling ou Grand Rapid* Str**', aov co tbe ground. of Deed' for Berry Co., ha* b-en em­ which occurred on Tuesday the 17th lost. D. MariWd. D Wlirox, Emm Ridh, ployed by Mamra. Cook aad Sheldon on and M. Cooley, all bare rery See fams, ■ rally hedged With the tjsegr. They alao Hara different Varieties of timber, tbe box-alder, ouUoo-Wuod, Bad Ufa.-k-w.foul The ladle* will giv* _ If* mads. tree* of which they caa gaiter ante, aad Red Ribbon HJI. Thurvday ewmne, .Samuel Johnson, bring throe aad a all bare been planted she* they reuse to March 4tb, fur tbe benefit of R«fcrm Club half mile* cast of thia viliagv, bad hia No. 2. , Every lady that caa m requevlrd houae burned to tbe ground on Wedora There waa quite a tumbar of young Oo* of the large** aad mdCt eatiimiaatlc to wvur a rep. Supper will be reread from day night tbe 1-ttb in*:. Particulars not mrn (or associate*) who requested me lo andieneea we ever addm>*d ou the »ub write to them and to let them know eomeject of Temperance, roeveoed oq Sunday of good music will be in st tendance. Let tbiug ia regard to tima and waga. Fstm afternoon ia tbe Opera Honao, at Owamo, every lody come for wv will have a good been improving for aome weak* peat, u Uber and mechsnio*' wxgvi are about the time. By Older of the Ladiaa. again coafiued to hia room*, Bad iter* ia nas aa on* there. As 1 failed ia writing Mr. and Mn. McL*e»h!iaof M nah egoo The young ladiaa, members ol Hast little probability of a speedy recovery. to aereral partiea, and a* th* most of thou eon-in -law and daughlar of Mn. I. A. Hol­ ling* Lodge of the lulependetsl Order are rendera of your valuhlc paper, I sup­ brook an tinting frirod* ia thia eity. Abo of Good Tempters, will hold a social thia, at School House Hall nail Friday avenlag 1 pose they will aot be surprised to hear from j Mn. Cole, another daughter of Mn. Hol­ Wcducaday, cveniag at Red Ribbon Hall. tbe 27 ioat , th* proceed* of whieb ia to I me ia thia way. But then young men vr brook,>f Wiieonala, it paying bar mother 1 The procrod* to be used fur the purchsae ba appropriated fat the benefit of tha | men of families, if there are any deairiog of an organ for the uae of the aevera) Seboul. Our Benool—by lb* way— ia a i to rome Wat, there ia plenty of GureraTcmperanre organiaatioev. Tbe public Jama* Johoaoo. th* Swede, who mur­ ment and railroad Undv yet to be got at are coedidlly invited Admission ten may be rated among lhe very beat. Prof. rvnvooable figum. dered Manhall Gtbbu of Middlevill*. laat Char Ptckoll, Nma Minnie L'pdtko, Mn. I would my to all my old friend*, my Suamn, wato ooovieted of murder iu the Ed«h Hoouaa and >1 ton Mattie Priadle. bev: wishes sod * God spied you. aeeond degree, and teneed by Judge . A Waxdxuxb Hooker to th* State Prmon for fifteen Fred Swera* Electro Magnetic eioek to keeping remarkably correct lime, eqos! to WoooLAxn, Feb'y 20. 1880. . । for rotting dri»l b**f. Will rut thia a* a W* will reorive aubeeriptioua for th* the finest chroooraeter*, its ralee Ivitte Al a regular meotigg of Woodland Beeinare of th* Barry County Probate 43-44 Weekly /Woof Zrdteaefor 11.20 for lie low than ten seconds a mnnth, and perfect - Court, for th* week ending Feb. 19th Lodge, No. 817, I. O. ttlT., held in their iy steady, he taka* time evary day or two .ktachristoniov. while a minister waa hall st Woodland Feb’y 4,1880, th* fol­ euneing year until April let 1860. AU Clement Smith, Judge. making lhe cvrtifiasU, be forgot the date who deaire it al that low price ahouid vend at the telegraph ofioe and compare* it Feb. lllh.—Eatate of John W. Gilkey lowing reaolutian* war* adopted and ba,.|Kn<d to say) “Let mv so*, this Wanui, it baa plenaad God ia Hto Is lb* Ibirtisth F •■The thirtieth 1“ *xtheir otden prior to that date, to the with th* sun to gat tbe variation* of lb* et. *1. miner* Baeeipto in full, filjd aad Chicago slock. Jeweler* aad Mh*n who infinite wisdom to remove from our mil* oUimtd the indignant mother, “iadved Bax x xx Office order of diacbarg* roterad. bv daitb, on Jaa'y 29. 1180, our worthy but it's oaly th* eterealh.'' bar* to have true time will soon be able Eat. of Willie and LUlto Baek, minora. Ntcboto A Tbompnoa of Orangeville, a to gat eioek* they eaa depend on. He faw days ago, dratsed a eouple of pig* that will put them io lhe ^/Hastings School Annual account of gnardiaa filed. >0t.or Henry W. CJria, Doreaaod. weighed, well, w* would tell if w* knew building to give item lhe hirdeal proeible Oath before ula of Real Fetate filed how meeb, bet aa th* item waa loot, all w* Feb. Hlh —Eat. of Andrew K.yve.De can say to, they weighed something over a We ttt authornd to »*y that there will reeved Order entered appointing WalJen be a meetiag of the sheep broaden end Meara Fewer* A Barlow are polling wool growera of Barry County, to organ never*! pedlar* oa the road to sell tin ia* an aaaoctatioo, on Tneaday, March 9, and glassware, grocertea, notions, Ac., and. Mr. Borie rememtered hi* old friend 18t»0, atlte Cour* Home, at one o'clock to take orders fur wiadmillv, Ac., kt. £. General Graft ia hto will, leaving him too in the afternoon. It ia hoped and expect­ thouauad didlare. D. FifiaM to m their employ, having ed that theta will ba a full maetieg of JI storied out on Monday last. Th* new proprietor of lhe BakUT haa partita inlareoted ia lhe prodnetiaa of adopted the rule of baking every day,— A cave of apoeimcna executed ou a abaep aad wool. Abraham Ryenon, wkrther tntseii or litlte te Deeded—ao that Davie Sawing Machin* by Jams* M. Porter Bartos, L. D. Goodyear, Andrew claim' filed sad recorded. the people can get freah bread every day. Kat of Hoary Troyer, Daeaaead. War-1 Bauer, tha* are beautiful, W not wonderful, Kennedy and Jama A. flwaexte an eepeebe haa >te> breed lieketa which are sold ou oaa be seen at lb* off o* of T. PhiWfU, on ially iBtercated in working up thio meet­ rant »nd iuveotory filed State St. It te worth a journey of miles ing, and it io boptd they will receive the Feb. IMl—Eat. of Carotin* P. Dem to aa* what can be done by am eh in ary. cordial oooperalion of lhe steep breeder* miag, Deoaaaed. ltere.pt* of boire filed and guardian dmebargad. Tbe Ledxn Sawing Society conamud of tbo eoaoty. Kat. ol Rebecca-Halladay, a minor. with th* EpiaaopJ Charah will be eater "Dr. J. C. Kennedy of the firm of Dr*. taiaod by Mn. Henry Smith aud Mrs Kennedy A Kurgan, Detroit, Mieh., will Warrant and Inventory filed. Feb. Uth.-Eat. of William Pootey, , D. MeN.oghtoa on Th areday of this week be al tbo Heating* Hoose, Friday Fahy at tbe Society Parlor* tn Rowan' Block. 26lb, (aad every H week* hereafter). Tbt* Oawtiamcn invited to tea fram,G to 7. to the doctor'* eeoood regular to thto signed for beartag. borgnin. A good revolving stool and an nrgvn book gore with the same. For We anil the attention of our roedaro to eixy, and already be bee a number of pa A proapereu* Naw York merchant, terms A t. apply at tbs first door west of the Catarrh ad. of F. J. Chewy A Co. of tiona wader treatment. He maken a apeeja* wmu/aray ia Dirtmt th* Central House, HasUngv. while apmking cf th* entuiag PreaMeaUal Toledo, Ohio. Noeaaa.no pay, should ially for Chrome Dteeaea of ell cfaasea, 43 -M L. B. ftTAXLxr. ha a auffcont guarantee that tba proprio- end Deformity. Ttere aha are suffering eampJga, remedy said: "Wall, whw aver > nominated, ou thing te steer, taaaiAU lovere of popular mneie eheuld order oma will be active. Heretofore buinesa there favorite eang*. Wo will mail the tw* for W omI*. Cal 1 roll Dr. K. before firing up all hope*. bm Jwsya been dull daring a Prmiitntml aampeigu but now o«r affair* are on Ha ia well known throughout thia part ef ter oCciaUug. 9031 Aa the ettiaea* of Haatinga, tod proba­ bly a large majerity of th* jwopte J tbe eoouty are aware that Andrew Bell, of thia city, waa arretted, triad and rewvieted before M. H. Wing, Req, for aJIag liquor to a miaor on Sanday ; that be. Ball, appealed from tbe Jnatiae Coart, to the Circuit Court, where waa added both to th* fin. and impriK>t.mact Th* aaataoe* ia Juatic* Wing'* court, wm a fine of 125.00 nod impriauomenl ia the rouoty joU tan day* , but Nr Bell, thiakteg th* aauteuee unjust, or thtekitg, perhaps, by appealing te th* higher .mart tbe antacee of tbe Court below would b* ravened, therefore mad. tbe r.pp^l which Moulted in a fiae of 860.00 aad imprteeo mat ia tba aouaty jail 50 day*, aad iu less were >wnll*u and ho had tbe mnU eaaeof the non pay meat of Ibe fine, ibeo . terrible pain. Tweiv* hour* after th* fin: applicatiua of Sr. Jacob's Oil. the 90 day* fa jail. He te at present eerviag ' pein* were gone and tbe (walliagt bad hia Urn* ia jail. New. we repeat, “dore b pay" to violate tew ? Mr. Beil knew that be would be iiabte to preeecutioa if I be either sold liquor to a miaor, or if he sold oo Sunday He did both, and th* REAL ESTATE. nu^a FOR SALE AND TO RENT * S*rr U-rl [will you! 'read this iiFor S2 0 0. Knappen's\Law Office. n«m sa dread 1‘IMM. reroer <V*s* Slrsvt. I'rtre H-Ml For .its vr rear. Apply al Knappen's Law O*ice Bucklen * Arnica Salve. ■ssnir'jX".” t"-' croiapretet. K-’pp'-'Lt?’’ a"**. “ a,.... -Sale- lor sale by RumJI'Rna wuhleftemS v lo miles eT HMiegi. all Great Opportunity. Law Office. jWYMffflgj HEBIUL Knappen's :S g The Weekly UeraH ' . Tbo Farm i'apartmeut DAUCHY * CO. COL Arttn'i fins Magixiis. Taking literary rank with the test asriedieJa of tbe day. it elates to Im, ia Ma peculiar ebareetavistia and varied De. partmenm. mor* thorungbly iod.ntJed with lhe people than aay other magaafoe of it* eiaas, going iato ti»*ir homes, not J AGENTS READ THIS”! Th* Nsw York^HERALO ISIMIK DOLLAR A YEAR. York HERALD, _________ _ Hew Tbe bsUusMlhly magsat.- pJqiahad j Jlrom/roy urd Jaw /&rert, X*r Farfc ON 30 DAYS TRIAL �tsro aa. uwatrr’* cAuxuaix. • The darkest day of my life,” said the geaeral, “was tbe day I board of Linooiu’s aMssinadon. I did not know what it meant. Here was the rebellion put down in the field and ethrting up in the gutters ; wo had found it a* war, now we tad to IVaaMtow Asprota nf fta Ceatcnnbi Stale J with sfaasea fcs* Bwstrabon by Itogcr... St. VsWitto'e Day si very happiiv re­ membered in a swopart poem by- Phillip O. Sullivan, with twodHiutratlons by Msria R. Oakey. Lougfeilow'a now poem, Tta Sifting of Peter, ta a folk-song of unusual merit. Paul , .Hsyne contribute* a poem entitled, Snow-; MeaMOgvrs, giving characteristic pen por­ trait* of Whittier and.Longfellow. Mrs. Franca* L. Msec contribute* an exquisite poem, entitled Im* and James T. Field* SELLERS' COUGH Ladies SYRUP Do you want a pure, bloom­ inc Complexion I if no, a few application* of Hwpm’w MAGNOLIA BALM willcnttIfy yon to your heart'* con­ tent. It dors awny^villt Hallowness, Redness. Pirn pies Blotches, and nlldlseMesnnd imperfections of the skin. It overcomes the flushed appearonto of heat, faticuo and ex­ citement It makes a lady of THIRTY appear but TWEN­ TY; and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effect*, that it ia impossible to detect its application. Roe-.- Terry Cooke is in her beat vein in the short story Mire Beulah's Bonnet, and Z. B. GuvtaGoo contribute* a tJouing Ssrccduh romance, entitled Kann. E. H. Derby contribute* a timely paper osyiog ahe must have Washington that reviewing th* recent dcvelopement of our nighu She wanted to p to Burlington railway system, and showing the importo see car children. Some incident of trifling nature bad made her resolve to leave that evening I was glad to have the note,'u I did not want to go the thea­ tre. So I made my excuse to Liocolc. und at tbe proper boar we started for the train. Aa wo were driving along Penn­ sylvania avenue a taracman drove past ua on a gallop, and back strain around tur carriage, looking into it Mr*. Grant said, ’There u lhe man who tat #**r ua at lunch to-day, with acme other toca, and tried to-ovcrhcar our cocvemli- q. He waa so rude that we left the dining-room. For March is rich in the variety of its Hrre h« b now riding after ua.' I thought I eontribuious, but is especially strong In it was only curioeity, but learned aftcr- the direction of education. In this fidd it is doing a moat imj^ttsul public work, PHU1CIA11, CLttOYMEN AID it* educational papers Iwing abler and THE AFFLICTED EVE1TWHEHI. Mrv. Grant.'* *uddcc ratolvo to leave more advanced in their truatment ot prin­ changed the plan. A few day latev 1 re- ciples than those contained in jnuresb THE BSEATEST MEDICAL <toisou an anonymous letter from a man profemioually devoted to the subject. The TbWini or TEE ME. saying that be had Lcoa detailed to kill first article In the March number is a bril­ me, that bo rode on lay train as far as liant discussion, by Dr. William Jatuiw, TUTTS' PIUS Havre de Grace, and a* my nr was lock­ of The AssociaU.m of Ideas." Dr. James ed be could not get ia. H) thanked ia Profem-r of Phyaiolnpy at Harvard; TUTTS PIUS God he had failed. I remember tbe eon- and tekm up hia meatel problem from I Jir.orftriit. liuaHtr •* assF" ductor locked our car, but how true tho tbe physsological standpoint -It gives a , llt» k „ latter wm I curaot say. I learned of ths new view of ao old subject, and will be A rut tai And «n tea Uo<U-«uto»l <Mr. read with pleasure by cveryliody. Mnasinatioa u I was pining through Th were f.Irer <n Uta. 0 tosm.fsl J.a.1. Dolmens in Japs*,' by Profcwor Mon*, Philadelphia I turned around, took a •tat Ibero rr. wrer m rr m Mr.' b. »M. special train and came oa to Waahingt.*n ia an instructive popular lemon in arch.-v TUTT’S PILLS ology. It gives an iatcrcadng account of It wm th* gloomiest day of mf Hfo.'% As-ika-k WSi-Url m*4ro«ttert these ancient and curious stuae structures, AadlrMiesibf tirn.tr. Ibat bad riaart 1 aft. Th—» holvl-. m rarrli. ac t eblia. awl rofl. and their supposed um». with u»ny origi­ TUTT’S PILLS JLad SLItd tkraa tall «f frrem fair. nal illustrations.' One of lhe freshest and Aid laid tbrm arMa-L In k*r rktalne hair. most telling papers that we have read la . Aad war* nerr lllirr te tin taw. TUTT'S PILLS * long lime is that on The Study of Polit­ That -twtrrsd rtoel barawk and tf. ico! Economy, bjr Usury George, author Clo-eddJnr lhe nrM. thattrad'ron Ivomarb. of tho new work on Progress and Poverty. TUTT’S PILLS Its author i* a writer of uuoummon pow«r '.al 1. ..Mir ?r«..ter iu. k..d. and originality, i’rofcavir L:id; <if i'lii! ■Ata* <M t-Wfirr tlwr. >i troal.tat 4*»d. TUTT'S FILLS Mratiodrinprs tbs»f Was wkar thsoaW. adelphia, bu a pungent little dtsquuitioB ---------------- ;---------------------------------- a. on museums and their uses, under the ti­ tle of Ward's Natural Science Katahliah"The Disadvantage* of City Boys." ' TUTT'S PIUS ment. Those who accuse The Popular Science Monthly ol ventilating tnaterialSome month* ago, Rot. Washington i*m ate reminded that the abhst as.aults Gbddrn. of Springfield, Mam.. believing □pen that doctrine apjxar io it* page*. that if ta could find uul how the active An article entitfal Tho Force beand prominent men of h» own city spent their boyboird, it would help to solve the Republican sod Democratic parties. There himb'Natore, by Dr. Carpenter, in the rroldan of whit is the boil training for is a careful account of tbe treasury de­ March Monthly, b an example ot it Dr. Uys. prepared (he following circular, partment, and it* present bond, Hon. John Carpenter u no materialist, tat he under­ which wax scat to the *ne hundred men Sherman, by David Copperfield. Mr. G. stand. acirocev Theological readers of the who could fairly bp said to stand at the >1. Towle's bicgraphieal aketih is about Mdntbly will be'intcrretcd. New views of Anima! Trxnsfortnati-jrct, by Edmund head <rf the financial, commercial, pro- Vtaar Hugo. Perrier ia a atrikiog article that will take fcastaml soil edaeaUo**! iateroets o/jbe There are also The Indian as he Used to be, Roman Moaaioi, Adam and Ere hold of all bulogwta. Terrier is a young aad pcem* by Mrs. Wyeth, and Herbert i Frcneh Academician, who was a r.oolato c.m», Urawaud I Winslow, tbe young.wmicro poet whose 1 anti Darwinian; but he began a aeries of KteJMilLU tk» I. I-. I'KvaVIM'a'tau iu? men of this lity spelt their boyhood. creditable work is to some extent familu: । rcsssrcbts on protoplasm, which rourettod i> t’otrai UnMW ei-lMOatr. » wrate m« Will you be kind cuotifL ** — to the publie . also the editorial depart-1I him to OTolutton, and which threw a new rearrau.aM | light oo the ccwj-.-siti.ti and building up altk to»> l«rciu«T. :Saa lh^< 1st Whribcr your o! the organic aeries. It u tran»la:e-i fifimBsst:-•..’sS.1 first fifteen yean of ; from the French by Mire E. A. Youmxoa, a form, in a village, or --------- 1, and profurely illustrated. The Duly rd 2. Whether juu were aecjiMumed, Enjoymsnt u a practical lewiii fibm die " y fart of thst ipcriod, to engsge New Ethics, worth a Jaar * rubmriptiou to _.;.d|of work when you were not the Monthly. Intemperance in Study, i& school ? I by Dr. Take, cnTunwa iqpprvMivcly, and I should be glad, of course, to have yo* from large olfcrvstioit, lb* peril* o! atdJy C. A. SNOW h, CO. ,-n iutn rsrlicuGrs as lull. a. van srr >li.. winter, hesitates to smile cordially on. under prearurc it is a weighty and m< -t spring. There u a very pretty design fur, a tobacco beg upon the novelty psge, that BE8T IN THE WORLD! will give ladies a hint for present* to gentlcman, sod the’work department b mo>t suggestive ot proUy things to be made at gentleman who Accivyl thw circular home. The diagram is a pattern for a kind enough to a&Mter the qucatJc street wrap of new design, and will be esMme of them briefiy, most of them Cially useful at the seuon when lire The Convent of the Capuchin* ; Athletics tier wraps of extreme cold wearier in Hebools; The Matamata ; Frcst-Phcn-are dbearded. Mr. Darby's picture b a omens in Southern llcaria -. and a biogra­ ctiulincalion of the IKuslrataca of tbe phies! Sketch of Carl Hitter, complete tie Poets, commenced in lhe February nnm- list of thia admirable number of The her.’ It is a spirited aeene train Mrs. Popular Science Monthly. Fifty cent, Browning's poem, tba Rhyme o' tta rcr number, l-'r per year. DucLes* Nay,' and is one o'- lhe master t. . itiii vt.iv l r-a . piece* of lhe great artite The literary department is varied and entertaining ‘•.lloalyn'a Fotuire," tbo new aerial by Baixot'a Moxtiily Msoazink roe Christian Reid, is continued, tta interest Maitcit.—The March nnmtar of this Which is th* *ac» thing. incrossing with every pa«. The Rosebud popular and floating magoriue has for lhe Garden of Giris Is concluded, but the leading illoatrated artiej# a um-u timely editors promise s new serial, G leuarcban. and ioterceiin" sketch <:( Bermuda, by tta in the April number. We will furnish author uf Running die Bkxksdc, and «> f«>ys said; ' r tbe Duan and Gtafr/e Ladft HmJ: ••I learned to line, dig sod mokr ; iu tot one roar at the low price of *3.00 on forth; ami then there ar* Other articles ol 1 a domestic nature, auch as a picture of the faet I was obliged to work, whether I liked application at this office. Mammoth Care, and a d«cnpti«|u by the*' it ot no. In winter I went to acbool', end diatinrabhed Beaton lecturer, George W. worked nights and morolnjp for my Atari, Esq., who has made • a'tidy uf tta Has a very appetising list of content*. ^tve, and given the public mmic new farts Mr. Howell's serial, The L'ndiscorertd regarding it. In feet, lhe cuotent* nf the .and IdL In the winter, whoa going to Country, grow* tn interest every month, tnsgaxlnc are worthy of *itetit:i-a, and not school, we three boys used to work up the and l.id* fair to aurpam ia power Tba the least worthy of all ia a story by Cap­ Lady of Arouelock. Cbarlro Dudley War­ tain George II. Coomer, called The Graywand Rr winter use.'' Four other* told subolsatully the same ner contributes a delightful biographical -lory. A« time were shout the same as and critical csaay ou Waahiagton Irving, fanner's boy*, we may add thorn to that which will make reader* love Irving and list, so that seventy out of ei&bly-cigbt,— Warner better. There are two excellent over with jollity. I! almost limr fifths of all there men,—had abort stories. Accidentally. Overheard,'' lonlenla. and ace : Ih by Horace E. Scudder, and Hannah on Coffee ; Tl:o Chi»| tbe training of £>rm-life. . mw im» rt rout anus. Now how was it with the eighteen dty Dawatoa'a Child, by Lucy Ixm lloa^ants. moth Csvs ; Mong; TL ------------- r—z , The second iastallment of Reminiscences 8oog; Detected by a Hing ; Tho Reliable and village boysoo tbe list T Did they of Washington iocludm muejr personal Man; A Hard Winter; Tbe Heart of hive an easy titM of it? . Fir* of them and sxial as weH as political afioedute con ­ Bruce; IDcollrctions of other Day*. A did m they twt'.ify ; five of than had no work in partieular to do, but one of the cerning tbe four years ef John . Quincy Low Voieo ia Woman , Th* Street Sing, Adam's administration. Francis II. U»- er; Sleep «tsd .Slecplm.no. Pound five says that lie studied law when out of school, aad that wm not exactly play. The derwnod has ao engaging yoount of Dead ; Na^i'soBc ; Kcfieeli.u. . lime nd Hithard and Lily-white; I'uelr Ben'* Story ; Tbo rest nf t!:e eighteen were poor boy*,—not Egypt. under the Pharaoh*. pauper*, by aey means, but children of tha Grant White write* of E*g1i>h ia EcJ Boa* : A Healthy Heart; Patty’* tatter , humbler elaascs, many of them in narrow gland, citing numerous exempts of words A Modau Judas; Good bv ; The Mode! and needy circumstancre,—and though used incorrectly or qwerty by tta English, .Housewife; Hinta for YWtors; Our making a curioudy interesting article. Young People's Story-Teller ; Fred at>< they lived in ritaes or vUlagm, they were sod There arc poems by f. B. Aldrieh, Mta Flaw!*; Tho Greyback on tho Cusst; Wh accatlctued from their earliest year* to 8arah O. Jewett, not the actrcM, but iho Mount Pelois; Ruthven’s Punic Page ; hard work. • author of Dowptavcu, Celia Tbaxtcr. Oa- Editorial Note* ; Tbe Housekeeper; Cur' “Wa* generally e&j-loycd," aaya one, oar Laightoo, end tauise Chandler Moul­ luus list ter.; Things I’feasant and Other •'daring the summer mimtha, and In ' 'vacations, in 'loiag any kind of work tliai ton. Several noteworthy new book* *re wise; Our Picture Gallery. reviewed, and a diversified Contributors’ Published by Thome* A Tallioi, 33 Club complete* a very good number of Hawley Btroet, Boston, Ms**., st »l.M thia sterling Magarino. TUTrS PILLS 50 Years Before the Public. WKEK.I., :li« 1-n.rrr er Tta Co-partnership heretofore existing bclweco John M. end Gettliab Broemer, and known under lhe firm Dime of J. M. & G. Berner, is thia day dissolved by mutual cowacot, Gottlieb Brume' retiring. Um. Bueeelt Bra*. and HE WHITE Sewing Mach, Unrivaled in Appearance, Unparalleled ia Simplicity, Unsurpassed in Comtructicn. Unprecedented it Papular,: v. And Undisputed in the Bread Claim BI-CARB. SODA ||. dMdylyl Fort Wayne, Jackson ASaginsw R SHOUT LINE. WASHINCTON, Michigan Central Railroad. niTl srwito UKHDt co. BRAND RAPiDl DIVISION. EAST AND WESTTO AND PRtt.M GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT nl»«, niMtri <•> a «<•:< r*e#JOHNSTOrS?^ SARSAPARILLA lts a»u5r, mm, |WAF{NEI\S BITTERS Another: fcI have paid toy own w»y ■ir.co eight yean of age, without any as­ sistance exoept my bean! from my eighth to my eleventh y*«r." ' Of all these eighty tight lx«ya, fire only lisd txrthing particular to do. While theso boys . were growing and working, a great many o’.hetr,—mm of tuctchanu sod lawyers,—wore growing up re FprinpWd. ~»ng to school and .ma. tug IbemseirN. m boyw of their tits are ■pt t« doWhere are they ? Only five nfthu rltu are heard from among the eighty-eight aota men of that city. Some of them, perhaps, are prosperous men Ln ; and in th* hunting field, and . illuatmtcd. Equally timely is Mr. J. B. Mathew. । paper, I'Mure * Predeoasacr, Caking tbe iir'isi' foi’si'*.' T1 Io;2=^«1lll.3^$2 t swing ru. A Orou Baby. Nothing u *o coadueiv* to * man's romainiug a bachelor a* »topping for uro nifht at the bouse of ■ msrncd friend and being kept awake for five or six hours by tbe crying of • trail haby. All crore and crying babies bead oaly Hop Bitter* to ! make them well and smiling Young । man, remember thu.-Ed. 42-13 ! [RcflP' RAWTPT.RI " -k«»a »«*•» >> ^Xiri,0TA",C BALIAM FHEE L-fcate set:J'S-. Tn* Ban nx« and the /'vt ■£■ JYiluaei or 1380, only I2.M). Lente your ardeta; fariMji, Willmm* A Co . Itaroit, Midi, AGENTS ffAIfTOEsjatl ' Madame Mraatata, widow of Urn ocie1 braled player .a omaposcr, rcUto. a bu1 morotw Cieuaul adtestwra, expe.-icutxd bv tamff mwi tar hutand m^y>» •<« >a Thuringb. The story b illustrated by NoPnlrnt! KTq Paj' I CHICAGO I UK MCBIfiiS EMLEtL!' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-03-03.pdf e96148c440dee4ca610588716db818d0 PDF Text Text 7fr IfireiLiotylItffi rfrffrfi'>lzo4X*4XXre RATES OFADTgRnSTJTQ. iSSZl .‘IrrilrT^K; gBbtaa i - urnut) roWfW .'CiUijig Hastings; VOL. 24. NO. 44. PB0FE3SME AKD BU3IKE28 C1BBS AT THE CASH STORE s daisy, isn't she ? Hirer rood j beautiful curves; sweep around anything to keep clow to the river, but it's all steal rail and rock ballart, tingle track all tho way and not a side track from the round-house Io F.*n:> *»<,'»«*' -_______ SAMUEL B. HEED .V'cnONXUt. Win tUwriairMlte. MlinarmIkCscims. V.rsi, NwulJ, Urd.r, —• - -te.~ ■.esatrsoi. iiis rssn.ii Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c. OVERCOATS which I will Kell Imperial Soap HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES DENTIST . Uiiai The Price of the Imperial Soap ia |fi.2O per box of 100 » lb. bars—75 lbs. io.the box. To any one who will semi us an order for 10 boxt-s with dash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free as a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us fi>r one or more boxes at a time, with remittance, ami when we have thus received orders for 10 boxes wc will send the tdevcn>ii box free as proposed above. If you do uot-wish to send money in advance you may deposit it with atty banker or merdiant in good credit in your town with the understanding is to remit it to us on receipt of’ the Soap which is to be shipped to hia care. Address If- JCarri®. Sin and Omneilal CRAMI’TON BROTHERS. P A I NTER Al A. M. Roell’s Carrisg- Mop Jefferaon St, - Sweet’s H°Tel» THE NEW VICTOR ;an Central Railroad. SlMPUCnY SIMPUflED' ID RAPIDS DIVISION. Imjprcvomonin September, !CZ and DETROIT N <*|tbian>Ki>i.- n»» VlCTOi; i^. U«(: Mwwmg tLa-Mite in th*, lu^ct • in-uvtedbvata** r-f w.fonl-r rlaa• .L^..e.l^sto .I.Ia. r..» it t uinni. HlNim, Lbn launrev knt.l namoMMarreiradr terms* Utel In Uersoir. The first hotel in tho State to reduce rates. The first hotel in the State with Pas­ senger Ehrralor. $2.00: S2.5O, and $3.00 Per Day, ••onlta. to «» aril lyeatlw .f nMU. The Excellence of thw Hotel ■ W| $,11 in Machines Every - ' fw-l fnv rnmdrated Circular am! prirot until you !»’• ““•* tb° tJberal terms to U» toute Dua l boy Most Elopurt. Simple .nd E.iv Ronnino Morkio. in Urn Mark.ot—-The Ever Reliable VICTOR. •_------VICTOR WW1NC MACHINE CO*^NY,-— Wtotren Brane*’ gg »r^« Hr-- Cmmmqo. lau MIDDLETOWN CONK. tffT.-rn.--tg— urtai at Mum-M it ttictitas In tnrt aret-rtsm In ail reniuriaa** bredresa'«n tor Miebirea re»ri«. . PIONEER STORE I Keep courtantly on hand wassr.^ Im' Yoitks, Bejs aid Childrei gttrfrrt. ' 4. T*kle«_j<«i eaftni rxaM«_jnMWrz J ' STUCCO, . CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS, DRAGS C-VLTIVATOXIl, IMtVUUflnoVKI. FUIW8. • LEFT H4MD FLO WS. Reaperand Mowers. • AND GO’TO L. J. WHEELER. .r-o®.. SAWS FILED, Oain, Tilltu Bedtals. aid Sifii WHOLE NO. 1295. "sSSEZ'' isaSste: new, willy. Monew, appropriate to 11to de caaanu, i- aliout aU onn perenn rhuuld iafliol m the donpany. ■ Ito not indnlgo in natirn , no doubt you ; are wiuy. and you could ny a most cut­ ting thing that would bring the laugh of the company down upon your opponent. .plL Gibboa, and ho wift find thsre a prcgwant passage showing how Itopub liosacuse to bo Itepublku. “The flue t-hrory of a Republic inwuibly vanished," write, the historian ; "the treditiM of Re publican rnaxhn. was CTadu.Ily obliterated The Greek historians of the age of the Antonina ola^Ne with a mafteiom pleas ore that allhoogfa the sovereign Home, in compliance with an obsotete prejudice, absismcd from the name of king, be poo A'utumai Zntuny, by Soma one who is .eased the full monwure ot regal porer. raid to write on tbo subject with authority, au thore upon whom you b—tow pratw, as no statement of this nature is worthy of they, may not widi to offend you re pdling it. and yet they realiie that if lh«y; aeeept it they merit your contempt. You . however, commend tlieir work whenever it can truthfully be done, but do, train. H. then sends a brief telegram u his femily tuforming them that hois “off.’ He adopted this plan bcesuae be disliked Do nut spend yaur time in talking scandal ; you sink your own moral nature by so doing. and you are. perhaps, doing great injustice to those almat whom you talk. \ <mi probably du not undrrsianil । If a fine building tuagnifiooolly fitted ! up. complete in all iu apartments, full of .lock from Uuemeel to fourth story and i alive with akillful workmen, and hundreds I of machine, being shipped daily to ail A Brakeman give* the Hawkeye Man 1 part, of tha state is aay indication vt.busi“ Hia Opinion of the Churchee. nrea, then wc mart eertaialy have found it When Bob. Burdette, the humorous i in the imtncnx crtablubment efe the Sinscribe who write, the funny things for the auiumunj by pcnonal ambition ' Iv he a | per Manufacturing Company located al Burlington Z/.irfoyr, was on the train the citivsa who seeks to sabordioatc tire, pub--;1 191 Woodward avewite. In g-ing.through other day, he interviewed the brakeman,lie good aad the public safety to bis pri- , the building wc took firm in our course wbo gave him hia opinion of the various Da not manifest impatieace. ‘ vale will and pcrsoe-l advantage ? it ia'1 the bosemctii, here wo find cartings (or ehurebre in the language of the rail. He Dooot engage in argument. hateful to believe this of him, but what Ij rowing machine atomic) by tie ear loud, started uS ia this way : Da hoi ipurerrupt another when .peak­ are bis follow citissns to tLiuk ? After all, |i which are conveyed by a large devator to “I wen) to ebureb.-ycaterday,” Mid tha ing. the pjriod from IKC’J to 1877 is uol so j whatever part of the building they are brakeman. Do not Gad fault, tl-rugh you reay. lung |«rt that the Amcrieaa people Lave; needed , here abo we find the power for ••Tea," I said, with that interreled in. gently eriiictre. z . forgotten its events. They remember driving the msohincry on the seen nd floor Going to the Do not talk of your' private, personal that the ex J’rerident ruled in the White ur machinery deparluienL Boom taoro like a military chief than a first floor (or salesroom> our eyes arc dor and family matters. They rcntambcr that xkd with the lustre of gold fa^r and lb not appear to notice inaoeuracica of civil magistrate. when seandsi came to dUgrare some of his nuTuldings on coiling and wall, the pattern speech in others. Do not allow yourv.lf to low temper or j chief offioewi be defied public opinion by of the wail ppcv attracting a good deal of ■ either retairing them in bis service or giv- altcntioa oo account of its perfeat fitness thsM branch roads very much. I don’t speak excitedly. ! ing'them tatters of praue and cumnunda. fur tho piste—three song bird, perched on Ito not allude to tho uaf-irtunatr prcsi: often ro to diurch, and when 1 do. T want tioa when they wcrc-fcrced by popular in oaken boughs, (each of whieh ia wskantio run on the main line, where tour train j lurity of any one prreenL Db not always commence a conversation II dignatfon aad eamor to resign. J bey re- ed t6 be a genuine Singer) making the m regular aad yon go on Khcduln limn, I membar that, bringing the habit, of the ritcra ooovplete. On tho carpeted float by aituniou to the weather: duplayed lb. largest and meet elegaat lh> not, when narreting an incident, camp into the civil admiatrtrat>>o, he •ootinually aay -you ree," “yon know,"! mvie his own will, superior-at varions enough, but I don’t like »•.“ I time* la court, and to eoortitiKiusw. But de. “EpincopalF’ I gucreol Uy, with mottled black walnut euuni of Ito tux tutrudc prof.wional or other, all this thvjr forgive him, bccMte--. Uny "Ijmitod .xnrvtoi, he raid, ‘aM palace rari-.un palters, ranging iu price from 135 cam, sod two di.Hani extra fur a neat: fut totiies that the a-inpany generally cannot i■ Mid, “he was nut traimal tu civil admin- to-8130 ; alw> macbiaoi lor every depart­ irtration ; w* e-blig-d him to lake tl»e time and oaly atop at big riplion.v Nice I Pmm&ikt, and wc wftl n.x d-al hsraMy meat nt manufacture, including the heavy line, but too exbauetirc for a brakeman. wax iLrewd uiachiM, which ukb a heavy All train men iu uniform, conductor’. tinrt, yet mild, gentle, musical Vuioo h« i twine for thread, and will acw tugs Marty punch end lantern ailver plated, and no great puwer. one inch thick. Thia cutupaay reaaufaeDo not be abocnl minded, requiring the | train boy. allowed. Then the puwcugcn lure, the only perfect button hole nuchico speaker to ret-eol what has bwn said llsrt in Ute. With this nuchitut a skillful opc : condition and spirit of Uic country which you may uodureiand. rater cau make 1J190 romplde b^tonIks not speak diwespectlully of personal han come about under l;i< nuccemor, a I couldn’t stand the pulace cam. JU appearatm when any one present may bare purely and swictly eivillina idmlatetrator road enough. Don’t <4ten beer of a i who has takitn the roartitnlion fur bis ■utmedefoet.. . ocircr being appointed for that line. Set Do nut try to force yuuradf into the guide at cdery step, is sufficient proof, if mighty nice poc-pi-- Ire—1 —*“" oonGdenee <4 othen. If thev give thdr proof were nrcdcd, that the e-sunliy <fors not need military metheris in the White eortfideucr, never betray it. “Broad guaee," ■ Do not use profan Uy, vulgar term*, House ot in flic guvciuuh’iit. “doew too much com| But here cscucs the exTresid.nt. and, slang phraws, word, of double meaning, or Everybody travris ou stooping front bis exalted jssiitioti as au ! language that will bring the blush to any doesn't get a fere L—------------------hooered private eilixeu, n-x merely asU 1 Stop at a> flag stations, and won’t rtin in­ the pupk io give him a third lena ul tlrc i It. not intersperse your language with to anything but a union defM. No smok­ ing cats mi tbo Iraiu. Train orders are foreign words, and high sounding leruvs. Prceidetiej', but, discuvrrinj; that his per , vague, though, and the train men don’t It show, affeetallon, and will draw ridicule ty doos no* take kindly io the suggestion, I the Stele, a portion of Ohio and Indiana, allows aud etratmragwe Ma follower* to re-. get along wrll with th. pmscngrn. No, I sort to all ihc'towvr arts uf political mao is looked after, and tie bn-incre of each don’t go to the Vnlversaliri. though 1 i office written up weakly by a half doaen know some awfully good men who run on c- nipHent bookkeepers each having charge that rood.' of h» own di-partment of the burinam, •‘Presbyterian f 1 wArd. and wo may here »UM tlul their aystetu of "Narrow guage. ch ?' said the brake­ doing the work is perfeeuou itaelf, are! to man, “preUy track, straight as a rule ; the Singer Manufacturing Company may tunnel right tbrourb a mountain rather Iw given tho credit of having the mou than go around it; spirit-level grade; parfeet bunim* «ywcm tn the world. The passengers have to show their tickets be­ butineaa done at thaa office lui year nearly fore they get on the train. Mighty strict d-.iubM that of the prevteua yrer, and the road, but th. cats are a little narrow; have burtneaa of January thia year ha. nearly to sit ooe in a scat, and no room io the doubted that of January lari year. One of the Detroit Hafu Company’, largat tickets allowed ; got 10 go straight through _ _____________ Whst aafre, weighing about 11,000 pounds, ia to the station you arc ticketed for, or you ’I Tlse epuatry hi kt prate uwd fur valuable papers and books, and can’t get on at aft. When the rar’, full, Hthiti , the sections are re- can Irt appropriately called a valuable pa­ no extra coach'.; cars built at llwi shop, The third and fourth loon shite tn works of utility and per weight to hold just so many and no oao dre al­ The people everywlicro are lowed on. But you don’t often' bear of an accident ou ibsl road. It’s run carload. The company has two faetoricu right up to the rules." forgvtton, to be sun-. but they hare found fur the inanufteture of their maebiore“Maybe you joined the Free Thinkers?” M repiliuU under its .uceessur; the pub­ one M Kliaahethport, N. J., which tumv wrong you rod ft • out d,O(N> complete maebina each week, Do not be unduly familiar; you will lie srrvioo is ciran and eeoaomioally con­ and one al Glalguw, Sentlaod, turning out “Scrub rood." said the brakeman, “dirt merit contempt if you are. Neither ducted , the aantitulbra » re-ratebliabel. 4,1100 each week. Tha caUnct work ia ehould you be d.igtnati. io your amertiooe, On wlial plea, for what ciuro, does thu ex- all B*lc al their South Bend, Indiana, arrogatiug to yourself much coMopteore Preaideut atek, and by .ueh doubtful Ueiory, where 10,000 complete camo are method,, the uomiaaiini for a third tern? in your opinion*. Wc have asked thi. question before made weekly, and .hipped by the eartoad Do not In Uriah in your jmia. of vari­ to their various agenmm. ous members of your own family when and wa mean to repeal it again, for it m In 1879 this immeoM corporation sold •peaking to ntrangern; the pernou Io whom one to which the people have a righl^4«r 43l,n57'macbin«, end the figure, for demand a ci< ar and MUiafaelory answer. you are .peaking m.y know sumo faults 1880 have already boon put nt a half mil If it is mere p«r«<oal ambition, ss i^ seetna that you do not. lion, I5aa there be any ridk In pnrehadag Do not led it incumbent upon yourself to be, then it is time that AmentaM of all a machine ut a company who have done to carry your joint in conversation. partioa ahoukl know it. There te no rtnen un­ nothing but manuWuro machinal fer Shoald the parson with whoa you ere der our ayrtrm fiir unhallowed and degrad nearly thirty years ; who ok nothing bet * convening foci the name, your talk will ing persoeai ambit foe.. The President is to l« the tvtvanl, not the master, of the Itvol into violent argument Do sot allow youredf to use persona! country— ao aays tho cusatitution, which ' abure when .preking to another, as ia ao very narrowly limits hit powers and taken doiag you may make that pernou a life­ ears that, while ho obmrvra bh oath, he long enemy. A few kind, Murteoua abaft be no nsom than a heed .toward or a word, might hare made him a life-long chief clerk. When a ritboo. no matter i howosn’iMot, seeks this office with nu pretence of the public good, with no ex­ ' general company. You probably will not owe of kgititMte promotion, sgsinat tbo gers. 1 asked b.'m whom ho reprtrd to convert your opponent, and be will not will of his party and ia vfolaiion of two Iand ho said ‘Mbody.’ I asked a oondnet- oohvert you. To diveum those topicu is to of the most important political traditions, ho BM make haste to give the people arouM fseling without any good result. or ’ .wbo bo got orders from, and ho sold he Do not make a prade of being .o- roaons to jtulifif h'n c-arsc, or ho mart didn't take ordrrs from any liv­ jing manor dead ghiwl. And when I qualutod with dutinguulrad or waalthy expect all good tuen—all men who lore liberty, all who wish to ptercrvo oar form people, of baviog been to college, o» of aaksd tbo engineer whore ha got hi. ] ortlere from, he aaid He’d like to having visited fo.eign tends. • All thsl is ol governmeot as a bttitage fur lhair chil­ new anyono giving him orders, he’d no evidence of real genuine worth cm your dren, to rejanl him as otic who entertain, unholy cud dsM-erous designs, and who, run that train to suit himself, or he'd ran if his tejfi.h putjwre shoitM bo »u«ecwsfiil, it into th. ditch. Now, you see, air, I’m a would not lie held by tbo narrow limite of ,railroad man, ami I don't care to ran on a the roortitutlon. iroad that baa ur. time, makes no connectWo do not now niy that tho ex-Prcai J'aSeal. Il may tn. all right, buJ I've dent i. in U.u bad wtogory : but w» warn bins and his friends that union ho speats , quickly, unlcm ho either peremptorily withdraws bimstll from a eanru. which disgranra him, tir gives to the people some now uMosprcand rowoo why they nbonld traat him, pubfie opinion all user the , country will ju^y rottfo down to tho be-. i T«f that bis mcavm are Mt there of a lev­ er of ootaUtelioMl liberty aad that hia ponHtfl amWlian is dangerous (- Mir inrtltolsots*. What doa thn ex-I’residcnt want with | JIB Q. CKH.i LIME, HAIR, rar k»s eausoid 3. isso. I alxo offer the biggeat bargttiun ATTOBS'KS AT LAW A SOLICITOR aisaagjBEc- R.PIOS run it, though; doubt, tonka at .very ataUirn, and Ibero ian’l an engine m 4bo abup. that eau pull a pound or run a mile low‘than two guagre. But it rare ihroagh a brenliful country; threw river road, always do; river <iu om tiAt and Stock which siilsus Wile. march tendonts d-----------------------------------------oldest stations uo tills lino two or three yours ago? But ft is a mighty pJeasaM road to travel no. Always ha. such a splendid clam cd pameagm." ■Terbap you tried the Baptist T’ I *"‘,5h!hZ" ^rid lh. brakemso. “8h« s m SEND FOR CIHCULA.i ' ir.siMFOM, ii.c., Pai'MIl.r ’•>1* tTUT.il rr.rrp *.rr •' Wednesday, c&i THIS WEI W«wapaiMr Murn... M inis sia nraccu i""-^EWYORK. qjwgBurcaK mich., K, ISIS. «i Paytt the highest Conh price for all kinds of Farmers Produce. Farmerm will do well to conmilt Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at his Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hunting*, April, 2. 1870. -10 elieu. He io al present carryrag on a bit of private retaliating warfare with om of his nrighbors at Vanin. The laltor, upon making a discovery that a little herd of wild laws, muted r« the fermer'a tstate, was in the habit cf making devastating inroads among hi. potaloo plantatfotia and winter remrves, lately enticed the grantees terth survouodai the co.-my and caused such a frightful alaughier of tbo inradorall.at when us the oar prt they proceeded to took for the dead on the other—the Bumarek's side—tbsy wont for the misHBg, and there wm nothing found but shJc. sad that a powerful watch tower m beitfg erected up«a the limit, of the Varrtn relate, whence the Prince is goiag to look out for an opportunity to anaihilalc The German Arrey Liri f« 188(1, the tint completed oupy of which was formally presented to the Emperor on January 1, has been just publUbed. From the now 1st it appenn that although their number has been reduced duriag the last twelve the IO5 regiment, of infantry of the Um twelve only have at the ; rreent moment their full implement of officers. It is tru. that in some ofthe regiment, of the Guard the number of officers ia In.excoao of the proper ratabli-hmcnt, but MrertlicIres there arc altotrelhcr 410 v.eaaeiea ia tlia iafanlry ol the army for Mcoud-lieatenant. The cavalry al» ia abort cf offi­ cers, one regiment being deficient of more Ihu half of iu CMnpIewKUl ofiueoad lieutensau , but the artillery is very fully supplied. On the other Laud, the num bar of officers not actually nerving with tho German army ia of eounn organised exclusively with a view to European war­ fare—resy be noted 138 belonging to the Railway Regiment. With regard to the officers of the active army wn find that of tho service, there being 45 Arnicas, 38 Bulows, and 33 Kkiai. In Use list. The porttkm of Germany is still for from aettkd, an^ the earth tnmbtea under tbctf feat. Every GeAoan of task appears exterual policy are far more impotiMt to them than they were al the limo of the German Bead, which was regarded by its neighbors ns ao inert mam that could no* Now that they arc aa empire tbrir friend­ ship fa still bat little sought; white. <m the other hand, they arc regarded with bitter enmity 1-olh by their Wostera and their Eretern neighbor. What their «h tilude toward. them ahould be is prcfratly �Zb tritao ■ n-iv TitKRrru .| caymoATB to wittrnn ot xo' HArrixos. Mfu. Nab. 3, ]6M. । Sad what tho Leading rf/jnaua ot tbi ______ W1DX AWAKX hia taa^xiM- ^hc frooto ' Tift f^trutUc^B^tii ;i’he undersigned Pliysicinns nnd Surgeons, Of (he city ol Adrian, have for several years pastt been ncqiiainted with Wm. J. IIoi.i.owaf ins an able and reliable Prescription Drug­ gist. He is a graduate of the Pharmaceutical College of the University, is able in his Pro­ fession and is in every respect worthy ot the confidence of the Profession and of the 1 Public. Herkina. I.-ABXIVA1. or OTBtKDi nova ricrut or a hoax—a niMHHAX. Fatally Defective. cabinb Mlf• H<~»d. by Fare F. lad two very diScresl ways of dealing with " fatally defective iauniuhU picture* by Frana* the cat artist. . oi vbica i! n auacu.1 to pre * « [ The luxury displayed iu dniwinr ivincal dining roam. Lek«s present you a lar V. A. Baker. C. Hjud, A. M. Allen, E. P. Andrew*. X. H. Kimball. W. I>. Morten, A. M. Stepheiwon, Velvet Undine sod gilt , wm a ivsdi was talking PKoiiA-rr: t.KUKlt were coddled rod c-irwd .nd doctored into W. n bright, readable article, with sixteen Manhattan Wand to March and the Boys, by Mrs. Brine, and Gold Looks' Kiotergarteo, by Clan DoUy Bataa. Concord I'icnie IHys, by 0. H candidate io Cincinnati, and wc wil in- dituetivna for a spirited game called The tato Dace. There ia alar a Shivering ng. far use in Sobooia, Tangier, Letters liiide Folks, etc., etc. Only (S OO a rear. Ella Ferman, lid Mildtne* which urnaneet the »e«e* of candidate* by the use 6f ditto Enirred । Hajiints,. • ht.>s Matt, N'idtota Holloway is a member of the Gnu of W. J. & L. L. HOLLOWAY darriict m to their accuracy in <Hing out sixth distncl of Ohio, insisted upon a- J. D. Twdd, H. I). Hull. L Tripp, R. SlepliouiKtu day Urt. Who have recently bought out the Riwm’II Bros„ where will foiinJ the htrjjert Stock of Drugs, Books, Stationery, Wall Paper,&c mSKSs?: iu the CitV. known to those watchful guardian* of pof- Ohio, took hia Wc have :» few pair lliat we will exchange. for Wo««l rate him, to fill sew that HiU Greenback town of Brownfield irere tally defective" in that they lasked the don't intend," he said, “to inaa ays urewcu wnn si-.rcme eicgauce : id fine boadad laoo hides her blonde she wears a robe-de-ebambre with far him (ut the next lew days without Wa < aUky folds, a quilted gown made of white swallowing American sugar-coated pills by upon hi* friend* quickly withdrew him to ; evening the difference in all lbs more teriktbeacclnrioo ' of the OMs headquarter-, ing, After one or two men who were under the I Ti e cricbraled orator and politician. M. influence of strong atimnlani* had Jules Favre, who played during the Frau- which should have been kept dutand. The ante caanc tn na end. and tbe bund were | part, died suddenly last W ednesday Boradark TO visited iad requested to make iuvScd in to drink. later in the evening mg. kt hia residence in Versailles, from the Mr. Th-jmpeon remarked Io Coogrtmman | dJsrts of a violent nrsrslgla, affecting the Hill that he haii thought it nroesaary, I heart aad tbe hrsiu, which fov many wevks wkBc on the platform, to repudiate tno ! part hid piaroj him in danger. M.-E'avre rerahiiionary sentiments which Hill lud ; waa b<p> at Lyons in 18911.. and cuuactabulated, although the return waa not ■ ... . • < . . _. I . L _ 1 _ . -1 .1 LI. C._. —__ which iaitials nf mndiditoa were altered iu tbe returns, either to aBow tbe retwrncount him in, in spite of defect*. [) These frtM indi-mto that romctliiog tcsidre tbe returw was “ffitmly defective" in the countingoal bqrinasw in Maine. There ovamber of the b»k Ills name aooo became itlebralc-l through bring attached to a number of political cases,' in which hu larillty uf speech and ekxpsccc were highWAsnuunoN, P. C-,’ Feb. SB. 1680., -------- ---------------------------------The Dcmocrilic party rtiU maintain j oppadthm to tbs Empire, hti notority wri Hastings National Bank, tbi Keystone Slate, we doiroto a*y again 1 be inaugurated." Mr. Thom; I wrists B fine enough to go through a ring; followed by Armstrong, cf the Cl Republican return in which it occurred. । ■' all the freshness - of her auiro seems an Bat the words wanting wore kindly writ aid wild gestures so amused the boys be-[ epigram directed against the mac's, and low that they ridiculed him unmercifully, one cannot understand why that elegantly Governor, and some one a! w considerately ration candidate. REPORT OF THE CONDITION or iu.K Washington Latter ipiod by thv well known firm uf E1 he "A Ox, and while bravely bet of nullifyusg hit oection. The dishonesty orated fur conspicuous bravery with the on that ground is plainly' apparent. U>ns! politic. Thor ffatemal ( omtmttee <M r.»,urnl,|e, though iu efforts sre now Bennett modal, that annual cnotributiva of tbe pnblic-st intrl owner of the U't-iU, has jut called their National Conyntieu ; generally ndmittod io have been unfortn- r_n — __ _r a. _______ M. Jric* Favre, amons: other du(isrerion and bi* Council. People have al Ciocinaatti two • weeks’ Mbring the ' nil‘ fort Io unseat him f* prompted solely . by e, filled with highly indamable naau-r Cm-to. M.. ^kki.» ia ease the Presidential election shall go was cvnsistent in Isis course, and that he think that this means lliat they propoM.- Aad'any. . appGed, as ho claims to have done, the to lake sdrantsgr of any error or weakM. Ixsiu Cbatleau hi extinnew the Republican* may commit at Chi- titiun to M. Grmry, Democnt* of Maine. ernor's motives, we hart been repeatedly c»go. I have talked with some Hemo , Ffwxrob Republic, pn . ..... . luh meal of a line of I assured, were of th* purest, and although $500 REWARD For any Case of Catarrh that Cin'l bo'Cuted with ' CURE NO CURE. NO PAY What is it A ns.—Yo« ting tbe LegtriatnrrSatixrding in fteir their teeth. litlun to the third term. However, shouM 13JSW,OtUl too*, of which one third only thgt there was iatcntiunal diriynesiy. The disdoaurro whfch arc being madcap Augusta bring to light the exact procowes their eaicnUtiona. and itnee the strnpg janipcr tree, may sleep sweetly ia egu'tCT, which wore employsL Ho returns were till yanked out by- a policeman after the wu supposed to have everything hit' altered, amended and ubstitnU-d, in defi. have inrmonil^cd President Grevy rather .aace, not of justice simply, but of the law. Some of the ah orations, indeed, arc so: probable. Hia beat friendtheir intenntdiary M. Lean (.'hatlean cleeriy ot the nature °f fngeries that itif rhich City. to the French Government made them cannot be sent to the peniteu As the light ia being Id lu ua the , tiary for their crime. Farther devdop■ peu au elaborate report drawn up by the scbaaac by which the Democrst* hoped to Frisch Gouanl at New Orleans ia 1876. >ut lauuc usKory 01 uw luiamy wnico Garoriou and his UHturil perpetrated U they begin to quail before the indignation likely to be known before thp case ia which such an art arouses in advance. It finished _ TMir Cire.il Came Human Misery. W Jwi/Woto !*ii I SiJe.-f S Drugs and Medicines, fine cigars and confectionery The Cincinnati, Ohio, < bar mrreiu/says. racily, and All Grant men are not imperialists, bat ait imperialista are Grant men. Senator Dawes baa bxm elected as A rjtccinhy. MKDH'AL O>.. HOSETEfc WILSON SEWING MACHINE ^Mw'siKife r t ■'■^DlNCATTAc'wliFl/i1 carefully placing art iris of clothing ms' SHORT-HORN SALE Omit* -y. towing cpiotor. on Premdcnual pvobeblUtien , Blain will have the meat votes on the first ballot, I think. He will have Indiana Republicans spoke fur them- BITTER5 Both are re­ M itching ^^'LS0MSE*INfi MACHINE co j *-t£K«ss-n.Mu's: CL™ . .7 i’a ntaatrafed Floral Guida, KIDNEY DISEASES LIVER COMPLAINTS The WILSON Rupture other unatoMd misdeeds, a crowd of sym­ pathising ruffians, and a larger crowd cf honest German brewm. got up a lit& impromptu seen* tho other day, which rejourn tn the oour.try quarters kindly provided on Blackwell's island, was coo- TbeCmani.aU, Ohm, ('■■nm.tei.,1 asys, otherB- — J or SaJe byall Pint-Clan Dmln-t. The Township Meeting.. • -■•I Ml C Mi ■ ported to be Blaine msu. ’ FR FT, A VALUABLE INVENTION can Convention,rslled in meet April l.V The Cincinnati Ohio CaH^and Sec w. ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS, ^ga rf th.Gold,u K*i- an axiom that the police didn't da. Oregon. Michigan,•California and half of the Southern State*. Hit New Eng­ land Stoto will be Maine. Conr.erticnt, ESHS . Our cxpenttci. arj light att.l yr« <d '• good.* in future rutju. dare to commit it, pending a nati-nd the tin-o they are preparing larger blunders to kill thcmadrmwHb. Phit. I’:- Whnt i- ;l nu^ie *»f Ants.—Purr !>I51'G How is it nindt- ’ Ann.-- With enni ar Where to get it 1 * At *hrra; I you uillnlwfty;: with the balmy 'days aimed Spring the average workman If the triads of Ecnat e Conkling cxn Political NoIm. charges against General Sherman has been Blaine aad Harrison ia a favorite Indivention u anythin? but a virtual defeat, snubbed at lieadquartcn. The President they mast be Mark Tapleys. The facts dediacs to order a Court Martial, and inti ana combination. mates that Boynton can find a means of re­ dress in (he Courts. Mr. Hayes fully underto support Gen. studs thia Butter sod don't intend t« Court Martial any officer for charges msde The Rcpqblieaaa of Kansas will -aolcrt j—tn..._ _ tr...i. nt The diapatebee from Indiana sav that of tho 30 delegate who were ricct/^ is that The Xew Yotk Tnlnnr says, Tilden I tire Convection. Had not tho maturity State yesterday r. The has been killed again, but be will be able by a bold young IWiimorcatt recently a dricgaica fr was a detriment to Gen. Grant. W H. SCHANTZ HALL'S CATARRH which they diteorcrc-1 with deliberate partisafcibip atxl w^h a view to rgurtitu- Senator Goniciing'a Defeat IhivitiL huil uinc jctxr-i.exprtirut;* H» dinen-nl bcHivlf'- "f Mr-r'-xntil.-Tratieriti 3 plucr wh'-re l.tt-inew is <ione by th’; Tliousanib, I am not <-atireiy tic Xptriinc •! in bm>tnc<s mutton.. I am ••onataiith’ buying mt'! wiH >wn have a well xebn-toi stock ot liriK i-t io--. Gbatrtvar>'. UfiihMMre, A*;, ic. I offer tm ‘hail*" jn price* but firmly believe you can bay of em­ it a litile ’•hatijw avi»ni’--<* price than at any other plie.,- in tinr city Sugars. To t.- ami Coffee* I am wlititff at I‘aren’tSide Ijuujrv. Brocket Lnmpsnd Triminitt;;* Cheep. Chetce Honey, Pull Cream Che--<'. Orangts, fambna, fig* . Crantft'rriro. Hnroeradish. I’icklrx Plain and Mixed, and a full line of t 'untied Good*, all very direjr.i. A new thing. Fre-h < ompri-'-i d or IJghtnittg Y<::«tXniee light bre id in thr- •• Itnijr . ' ' Fanner* L-havi- uhipj«rd abtmi olMMt lbs., of diieti applet, but wiH buy more an*! will buy till kind* •Irirol fruit and produce for casth or tra*k. Kcmeffil><-r the nhio*. one deer <*ast ofrpust Offit mailed objrsttonaUy amxiyntout leticrs to a number of other yell-known rititvnsk AK the aterotyped dirty dodgre uf deeny letters, Ac., were resorted to, and a wsb cl cireumstantl il evidence carefully wound live. Insure list Republicans in all parte round the uasusj-erting victim cr eulprit, whichever be may be, which it is difieull enough to gel out of. Whether innunnt or guilty, thetrw u but on* opinion decent people generally, clriuding and fiosiic*' party *h» inppci wljo think Cum-tvek o-n«ider*bte » State to Isr unaxutitoliooal. ia a inbtake. " ’•“•"•■as. LSI! Ote isfejir.E?s^’ tsxs;sxss«s A'"““ DR.J.A.SHERMAN I.UPi. Why not his S-.-rune HL-hnou ? Socrslary chetm*n is said to be V ick. lilnsmlsd Monthly MnutbirI don't think J GJIJ 1 U K RifW iLll-m < ltefn-ha.ro- 1,'ntou will bold �Tift Htpuilietf Btf/lin Fubi-okt. Ilin whispered around that 1 will hove o full delagaiioo al tha back Conveetioy culled to moot M Wing's lAee mxI Thursday. Rev. Mr. Went, of I’inektoy. huo left this place te repeal hie keturra at Irving. Tbe bad ooudiiiou of tbe roads last [week for maple sugar making, as maay who au- prevented a very large attendance here, ip that busisem an, bringing their, but those present apeak of hia lectures on Kar pun. to town far repairs Ac. Il hard the Indians in the WeMern pert of our ly seems that, from the peculiar winter wa Country, as intonating and instructive inEntered at the lost Office. hare had. any great amount of augur Hasting, Mich., aa Secondcould possibly be made thia spring. ■ i i , Mram. Cook 1 Roger* are remodeling[ the euDler in their market, which willI make it much m«e. eoevenieut and better. We note prepamlioM are being mad., Haatinga, and there may be many who remember him, although hie reeideoew here tnuct have been before we took up our notdeoew ia this city, — we de not nmem her of haring known him. The Late Capl. Alex. V. Brawn. Among Delta's deed there are none per baps more milled to a tribute M the hand* of the commuaSy than Capl A. V. With a very desirable and most complete Stock of *cU of waler, and lute of good fruit. WiH trade for 40 or 80 acre farm, aad wiH pay tbe difierecoe. should there be aay £a quit* of Moaoaw Joan. ilmS 2d Ward, Hariiap CUy. The tnuni.ipal electioaa brid <>u Ifon ■ day in Ms-bigan .how, *o M* m they Kaye any political aiguilicance, that tbe Repub­ lican; are aa ilrvrrg. sad-stalwart as ever. We would any-1» our enbacribers, both | in the city and country, (bat when in tbe .city, rail at the lla.vaca oficuaod get; X>R3S!SS .1 Hu—eli ha. brew widely known throughWK. who del all trx cold to have (he ■on*. thn county, m an honest and thorough greenback dretaoywl and >-•* wnney puts ,goinf*.company, ami no doubt many will into its place, how claim that Wg have j mad* gmhnctoi a legs! tender, aad will ■ -w o f» 1 to regret tlml the firm thought do ril ■reiatl* keep it ao. WE' 0. be-t tel dt-olvt*. yet we are happy to know ' that the bvtnras will eootinued by -iiount win pr.'ro an iw.isiius m , ... , .. - —,— ----------- --------------tern ity Ihst r» be highly .pprmated. W75e d-httu 25e OMrearerli D. Hpa.ld-g . -’re Rto- Wenci ia Rrevm 1 Ward, near Jujp- tlras. 1 < W ------50.00 New ouoitmcnt of Spring Cloths. Uasr>iinert-* nndSoitinga, And fine line of Tailore Tifauiaiun to match. Merchant Tailoring done in all ita Branches,. Carpete, Mattings, Oil Cloths and Rugs. _ Eadies, Muses and Children's fine Shoes and Slippers. archer strikes dowq the form of tbe manly and heroic. Bal it is otherwise, aad the communtity joins in a common sorrow or er hie death end hopes that hia spirit haa pmaed safely scram tho aiL-nt rtrer and awaits tbrac who have goes before, on the invisible shore. Hide by side Alex Brown end wife sleep together ia lb* Hi. ths majority of Repudiesas as ihrir can didate f^ PiaiwJiflkt the euuMry over, aad I the rauvewtiou will take a great risk OU iIm ticket with ataaswl any other name, aad especially with Grant. Mankipal rlorihma won*, held on Mon day in many of tha larger rilfeo nf Maine, and tho result ia a BepoU.ieaa pun on th- Empire Block, Comer Store. "ICHOLS^E^RDtCO^Qj^ VIBRATOR REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AKE TO RENT A CURE OR NO PAY. Knappen's Law Office. Knappen's Law Office. Knappen's Law Office, Eiljldiihed 1865. Farms For Sale. Great Opportunity. Bucklen * Antic* Salvo. Tbe Imai aalve ia tbe world for enta, bra—ra. surra. elects. nit rhram. teller, chapped baud., ehilUafaa, rams, and all kinds of akin eraptfena. This Balve ■ guaranteed to five perfect Mtfefaci u.a in every raw or money rafuadrd. Price 25 cent* per b.1. Foe .ale by Rusnell Bn. Knappen's Law Office. sSuyjutPii.'uK O^iyisdTtettitotr. tetee sasmtwsilM. sill U jrte«s tn*. . DAUOHY & CO. COL FIAH08 , Worn I27TJI3A, an iuercaao over 1878 nf |1G,2UC The appraised valuation of jwrremri property wee IIR.fflb. The graaa caoent expetasa of the institution for lhe year were 8*3 3*4. a deerram from 1H78 <4 age daily number of inB.OM .,_dfor 1879,2*7. Tbe ----------... .nutate fra 187H was »1»H.*7. for 1879.I1MA3,* deerssM of U» M per capita. Thia mods iffa arrnnge drily cratot aupponiuc each inmate in 187'.*. 43| rente. Tbe gram earning, from all soarem war»6!5.tK3, and net expenses ia escrae ot earoioga, 825.3.M1 The Bum her ef priaooen raomved daring tbs year I ram all source, wm 337, sod tbe number 5(X).(M) Smith's New to i.K.k like old (join B>H token). While certain T-rtira w.-re rogagml fa ! Tim* tn commrare any time w* f-t there, wpek done ia the affarootin of mme FkrtMS having odd job* will leave GOODS • Splendid Stock of fine HATS AND CAPS, aid Watkins, Mr. C. i'itauu, aad A. Sparju* with Ker. W. S. Bagby organist, and Mi— 8. K. Neabit eourermtionwt; all un­ der the direction and management ol tyof Chaa-M’ickell whose superior ability and <|ualifiealioo was amply maaifcM on tha ramwe. The prvereda of tbe eolertainmest to be applied for ibe purebaso of aparatua for the use of the acho.4 Sadiaey Smith, an eight year old sou of -Cspt. S. B. Smith of thia place was thrown from a horus to Ibe ridewalk, oo Salurdav, and seriously injured. Dr. S. C. Rich informa me that Mr. (.'rarwtuu of Irvtog. who haa been siA a long Urac* is slowly recovering ; alw Juba The Ladle* Society uTthe Presbyterian Chureh will bd entertained on Friday afternoon pl ibid week by Mr*. Will llayra tnuwra <4 the .Ad 6rm. We bespeak for aad Mrs. Morris x llw Sore ly Itooma the hew a-nipioy a very Urge trade, which they will merit by lb«ir honesty of 4*riA Bflrcu yrar eld daughter of et Trees ing, anartasy io «teiomcr»,Jow priom and urer G. W. Wilcox of Rutland died < n excellent .polity nf gn—ia. Soecaas to Hatarday morniag Feb'y 28tb of diaease d--.Mli, optted a apUndid farm in I ____ atwl, ibis tMaaty, .nd cou»r<n»eatly Hailing* Kalsomlning Club. ;i had to be reeordail iu tills county, I ■ As the scawa for whitewashing, paperwas done at the Register's Office in | ing and painting ia about to commeuee we 1 tha UMteraigsed have agre-ri not to be th-city, oar lari weak. Ffir Preridsnt, Maraenn. Wright ; Fra it looked alitiie, Fuoday ana Monday, | outdone by Bro. Ganlner nl Detroit, nor Recorder, George W. Mattranu Fur Asas though the ndona, btuabida and other I ia our duty tn publish to tha community asmor, Richard Watkins . For Trsmursr, nam-f bird* ihpt have already put in an Thomae D. Fraode ; For Trustees, Isaac at large oar prices for tha Mason of 1880 Trane, Isaac N. Ksskr, Cbarhw Auaiaoo. which ao Irae eitiran wiH find eaa ba bro­ H 'dou Dridoto -- ------------------ ------ . READY-MADE CLOTHING ! Ibc Odd Fellow, num. . Skrvwdnes* and Ability Frem the way tbe Armdr.-ug. wlu-le liymaa Graves, who rwewnlly di—1 al night and morniag. people orawln le that Ypailaoti, aged fwl, was one 'Hup Ihtlera so freely advrrti—d iu all lhe rarlitbo country about wiH anon be furai.bed II eat settlerv He immigrate,) ts tbe Tor- , the paper*, secular and rsligfoea, are havinga Lr.es.le, and are suppUating ril with Yttnd mills. John Cramp's new fae-1 ritury of Michigan In 182* other in«B«-i»c«. There fe ao denying lhe lory is about ready fra burinnm He has , Tbo Frat Wayne. Jaehaou. and Hsgi-1 virtu— id the Hop plant, and th* pruj-ne a thirty-two horse power, and buya a!i nsw railrra-1 oomnnny has ten l'Ka>m-><iv>-<. I lore >f Ils.' Bittor. have riiow a great' threw hundred and thirty ria freight ran, I( sbrewdne* rad ability ia compounding a Bitter*, who— virtues ar* ■> pripubfe Io 1 Tbeodore Kyra i* seeking favor amnng , ex Fn-ridcwt Grant sa the Rrpublicaa every one * uteervatioo - /raeAa^e 41 *5 ' tha Indie , by aellia r a pocket wnabiug ma • candidate far the Prasidetwy, by the faith china. ' Their favor mekra Tbcudotv langh coming ChfeagwC—ireatbia. And witlorat eckrsing ita theories, w* feel there- is There- are smae men h.-re wb > would pay ec-ugh ol ding, r to th* people ia tbo *t। the eigars if they only knew bow lb« po L -opt cf bfe friendr to —cute his nomine., I litical eat would jump al the rota leg a -ool Organ Hipp. He pafa the cash '| li-.n te call for danger rignak | Town Mc^pg. Thia in the army of tha ; Mr. Jnlm Febfeyur. the proprietor of tbe foe hia Organs and wilt rell Thu • hrat-ciaM ChUum, Wi.., loffoUr*. * progreaaive • Irgan ehaap , every Voter is directed to tbe article fraft German wtckly, gratified ua with the tblThe cooCnaatiin Ilim. R ^Arow- TA< /xerr, |rioted on the Illi page of X MlPDLXVlLU, March, 1st, 1KSO. lawing briilgw as (■..tuuiielioort of ludun Affair*, this issue ef the llAJritna elitiiled, "The . Vary little of apodal interval haa Irani With fJeasore I add my tortimonial to by the I'.’S. SeoMe, pros pleasure to ibe j opting Elections." The advice given ia piled upon our sheets the past week, aside tbe many already given tn favor of St. JteWU B Oil, which 1 had oerariua to p~-y!e of iltebicU witlmut riwprvt Io par- - Us impertam to the voter* of Haatiiiga, as tert pv-rw-oally. [ luffend extreme pains Tbe Granger* bar* been building a new it is to these of Grand Rapids, and tbe .in the back of my neck, which were *1 character ol our city manhal ys juat what plaster house we« aide of T. D. French', mart u'nbairaLlc. Having hoard cf St. Juitu II. CaA.tbe great temperance they .bweribe- Moren's to hr, and we do side track, where they propose Io diapnwae Jx-uM On.. I dispatebed one of my m«a [raturer. will lecture a* l;ni«m Hal). Funpiaster to formers,—grangm ia particular to the oearrol drug store, procured a L<x dsy aficrunpn U | .p. m., and Monday ire—. When )liu Adams was dying fait, lie. sad cucnmeoecd to apply W at o«<w. —at ttrj cheap rale*. ‘’ evening at 7 iUI, l>* not tm*. teanog : । week, di«graei*l an-1 rained, tho Ladin' Mr. 1. H. Kader coalempUtaa buildup ; I Aid Roeirty gave her every oomfort ami a large brirk block on the r.wnrr of Main .i aid pomible. soothed her dying mranmte I and High Firaets. ib^resinl aeaaoo. to I' a* brae they could, an-1 when it was all j 1 over gave her a C'lirisluu burial be used fur Stores, Oihfa, ±e. Wm. Williams, tbe rich Genraace conn I Mtablnb_>4beeae fartoey al thia place tv former who shot and killed lurgr which. IfpcaetinaDy retried out, must re Rinehart, a peer ll-.Lem.ia. who wss di« ging a drain on the border ot Williams' au.l in success, there beiag large Iraets of farm by order ef the town cu—miasiue.-r employe* l.a^rS^-ytlwir wagra restored to the best of dairy Unde ia this itauteduto last August, lias been victed -and —nt . what I hey wrrvtsl877 Horeiny red set Un । <;k*TLMkx -1 bare nssd Warner. was made,by order of Wm, H. Vaolrriuk. Our **<jld Felka Concert" which eamo Salk Kidney and Liter Cure with Um Thai i» anMl.ra straw jm »tegrratrat aalUacrirat It is tbo only reme off at School House Hall oo Friday even On Welncday nflari wrek. one Da­ : Tke fii.nd* of fompenrocu iu the city, lot, Feb. 27th, peraonatiog tbs alylea and 1 dy I here over uaed that I cun recommend : in . r-jwu iaUy tbe members of the total tn my frirada. as ii.bas cured me .< ta* J<in>-« of Jlutlan-I, with sow* —hart, abetiiHtnre organisations, wlo> dmire to ciMtamra and manner of .peeking and | Rrirtt's Dises— of lone standiog. after ware eoou bualing, .nd they ent a trie for •psih il.eir w.-rk aluug, tbyou^i the agency singing ol a hundred ysara ago, was a de­ having visited the White .Sulpbrr Springs of Virginia, aad tijiag Innumerable aneo<n». and a ii»ib i«M and -rock Jonra on ; nf the ballot box ab nild be esaradingly cided aucecsi. The rxrreises were opened by • aolikspiy by a -Lady* of yo Oldea the bead, roumg death in b»lf an h«nr ' cautkres Hat b* i-'nie unwise step, the erally good, but I he weight ia lighter than Ums' , MiM. Cpdike Then followed tbe genuine eoiu. Many of thraa of the I Judge S. <’ I’risdle IsHre cf g*«ag tp votes .if tb» friewl. ef absolute prohi Dacula iu mak* that Teetit.-ty hi. future ■ biiion. tie so divided at iba reiuing city ringing of sacred and worldly Bungs by date of 1875 thaw a light law nader the I luxa.-. ^Ved—uot know but that fe foY! ep-, tiat>. as i» secure the election of city Mrs. N. Himouds, Mias L I—ther, Misa I <alone of the eagle, aad Ibr letter F, ia ibe word hair, immediately undec it, is F. Naltiaoo. Mrs II. Keeler, Mr. H. h- hast intermi, but we truly h -pe be may j make up hi. mind to rypnin ia oM | Barry. .1 .if Saturday The high _ night _ last, j^ThJ firm cf Grvble & Kamell have die­ eut up pranka|aU" over the ‘ city, '■ .bv ‘ over .sUrcd, Mr. Grebfe retiring, and .Mr. Wmturning unthoMre. shade. Ac., and we per- 1’owraa, a young man of cepcrieoce end r^mc that ws ah dl hear of cvmaidcrible । ability l»a* taken the piano of Mr. Grable DOMHSTICa Trimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes, Ribbons, Buttons. An Elegant Assortment of Hamburg EmbroideriesGuipure, Yalenciens, Madras anduorchon Laces. Beautiful line of Silk nnd Embroidered Tiox and Fichus> Brown and Bleached Cottons from I to 24 yards wide, Splendid Stock of fine and cheap claaa Matter: There are a few men in the rounty of I Barry who ibcmld read and l.eed the friI., A. Nichols, K»<{ , of OrangrriUe, of the Haatinp Bautin, Feb. IS, that made ua a pleasant call on Thursday last. | lowing, from tbe columns of a leading Mr. Wilcox attempia to deny the fact that ! camera journal :—m8<nm maw -pnireuiao'a ho closed the aeboolhouae against prayer A number of Bret elvu farms fur sole at j 42 15 Knavrax'* Law Omct meotinga, bat it ia a lhet, nevarthdem, and he admitted it when he threatened to T. B Diamond, Xerj., of Barry, paid gin- somebody a free nd* to Jackson for ■ the Ba«*» offire a plraaaat eri! on Mooopeuiog lhe boua* , aad wh*u he said that •Uy »"*• ' Thu M<—er Bna. bare secured ibe aar- be would go to tbe extant «f tbe law, There has been goMidenhle plowing Adouc within tbe peat ten dap rn sumo parts neoi of Mr W. H. Front for the coming thinking be could aeara sum* owe into >rer to audit them ia and about their apa- paying a fine and again, when be took of the county. cieua warrroutai. and to make safes in I tbe tool* into hie prase-ion with which The e|>*cae factory io this city ia a sure the house was opened aad kapt them for tliiog if iw»ug!i sows ean l.-r secured to terming imptemrata, esniagm, wagon., Ae. Mr. Frost Ua ggod, Honea, uraightfa; two months or mner. notwithstanding they supply milk foe it. ward aad tAt.tworthy gentleman, and we belonged to one who had nothing to do The mad. are simply horrid, asd if you | cnngraluUtr the Mcmcr Brae in aeruring with lhe opening of the bouse. ’ don't Uiicre it. tale a IripHato tbe roun Youra truly, Duo try aad you will bo oouviaecd. t-ter* adJre—4 te lb* follow |.K perrenr Jaa. U Wilkiaa took hia departure for rewrin (taelaiam* m to* poetaftc* st Ha-lsg* j Datua Joons was acrideatelly s Roebavtar. N. V. yesterday, an badness . lurry NwMy. Mleh . Marek Sil. IMK). in bubalf of the' rVM|Uol works. John L. Bradl**, IJnaie C. Dudley, the night ot the 2*ih alt. A One uf Ihasvii Via Brunt's gray “Buss" I Mathew ILdMa. Nevada Hamill—t, three were out so the riirav of George Il.maeo, Jacob- Heater. Angus Lake, after s coos. He was holding a dog ; _ horwa died <m Friday uight Laal, haring . Um Bred. William Suite. while another party cut a tree. A fljrin g ! got Car. in llteMall. That is Lard on tbe < I-AKIML . limb atrack him in tbe boweb, euoaiog | <1. R Ashley. L. W. Herriek, If. C FOREIGTm Fine and medium priced wbtek —a— — meet »•*• Sull— ,-e,, >..L re The New York muni wimn HERALD 3,006, Ibe nnmber rataiued was 42, de livered 3.637. rejeated U, newapepara delirsrari 6,856, aetoiotm of aobool 345, elercrmsu visiting 88, ahapel aawvier.and Handay Sehral 104. evening features, eta., IS. The report of tbe physician, Dr. W. F. Rod. show* th. health of the in— to have been remarkably good, with n-» ON 30 DAYS TRIAL utirum, �SELLERS’ a» the asaaeiUiri people settle to their scan, asd ’.be Deputy Onwt Ctrambulain ts iMtroclvd to dispatch ibn Yeoman Vih«r to bill the faithful Connmu to epprooch. Dnrixg this isttarral again there is a posse, doring which tar one am fail to admire tbe ualural but unrehearsed grouping by tbe Throne: the Qneon, with her blue so well creating the centra! figure, and with ijuict demeanor aad artaric drapory , the yousg I’riuecs* Beatrice by tar side, in tar pretty dress of forget me out blue, aUeeding io het mother; tho Prino* of Wslre, on tbe kater throne, almort hWkloo by the crowd* of official: aad attendairt*; on one tide of the dais tho sword of «tate held erect by a noble cuartkr, on tbo other . ImwtKiw, ExuL*xt>. 1 . Fob. 7, 1880. j the cap of tnninlenaueo ou a rusliiun, ar.d Tho Queen yea today o;«n«d in pcroun the crown ; whilst around are gathered, tho last ocroioo of lhe present ’ Parliament. in a confused but picturtsque ms**, the No rireumstanco cd potnp, or such as might glittering uniform* and many docuratioo" enhance. its splendor ur its solemnity, was of tbe Lard Steward and Lord in Waiting, wanting from the angmt ocremouia: At the Gold Stick and Silver Stick, th* Cap an early hour tbe bidden gnats and viai- tains of Yeomen of the Guard ur Bocfeattors were entering thick and last the eute­ ea, thu Corp* of Geotlemen at Ann*, the ly Chamber of lhe House uf Petrs ; Bish­ Field Officer in Brigade Writing, the op* in their heavy .earlrt tdbea, judges Pago* of Honor, and the Sergeant st wdgUddow. with heavy wigs and ermine I Arm*. Tbo onmmoniag ol the Cumtaoa* sitting unromfortally on tho corncn of the takes, orecems to Uko, a very long time, cashions behind the woolsack, end, gay cot but they are finally assembled, and ibe of di, the foreign statamadon and mom- Queen, with a sign, motions to the Lo:d ben «f the diplomatic corp*, who take Chancellor, and he? standing forward, not scats on the ‘’proper right" of tbe throne at lhe foot of the throne as la generally and over the benches nf the episcopacy. supposed, tut at tho side, and as it tap­ Thia it altogether tho brightest and gayest pew. entirely blocking out the virion ot lhe Prince of Wale*. reads tbe addresa in a good dear voies. C. A. S. Striking among them are the figures of tbe diplomatisu at the British Court, bb Exoslleocy Musunu Pasha Ambsmador of tbe Ottoman Empire; tbeUli and com tnandiag figure of Count Munster, Ambas­ sador of tbe Guinan Empire ; the epau­ lettes end naval deeorati^n> of Vice Ad­ mire) Potbuxo, AmbaaaaJxr extraordinary etc. ol France; the gorgeous sdornments and green order, of Prince Naum Khan, th* Envoy cxusonlicary from Penis. and the bright ai*r facing* of tbe reprtacotativ* of tbe Cm? of Russia. Continue b^i also it* quaint jnrietin* and cxecutrieitic* tn that of Carant Karolyi, Ambassador from Austria and Hungary ; of tba Mar­ quis Tseng, Envoy Extraordinxrv from China, a brilliant example of lUxtcru msgnifiococ:; and ia the defiant simplicity of tbo tail-coat and white tie of tbo represeotThere, was never rtaBy a dull moment, however still nd nolemo m»y betheAjIetu Uy; fur after tho bishop*, the judges and tbe ambassadors eorne the pom themelvo, In their heavy scarlet robe*, so decorated with ermine as to have somewhat of a lop­ sided effect Vary finely, however, do they .comport themsrivu, they ail •evw, (bus splendidly clad, as if they were of abnormal height. Tbe robes give dignity to the figure and strength to the head, and more than ooo of the [«n of tbe realm present ’ features as fine as those of any doge of Venice. Gradually, as every one seemed uusing and unconsciously lost in tbousbt. the solemn and ancient cltam her woe filled with constant and succcariro rars uf light./ But they Jid-oot strike silent door* and approach™ from which there entered nrialwsly innumerable beau tiful women and high-born damca and dowsger*. They seemed to flufter and to float into their scata. Ou* after another the panelled door* of tbe surrounding gal kriea wm opened, presumably by a silver key, aad ladies, after a shert rustling movement, aettkd to their icata. All were attired ia evening dreaa, bat as yet dashed up to the neck anil shoulder*. Under­ neath the sable necklets and tippets could be seen imitation* of ancient embroidered oatias and dead gold. The hair of many a one waa twisted iboat with pearl* or dia­ monds, ud oecaaonally a diamond neck l*ou or a star would gleam out in contrast There were the peercue* and their rela tion*,—oot all dowager* by any means— some just iaraed into society, and soae m«re children, who for the moment turn, ed the peen out of thrir seal* in the House of Lords and sent them to find a place where they ccuid oo the orwvi beneben on tbe lower ride of tbe teble. The peer* io scarlet rote* file ifown the avenue, and the crinu/ro beueba in tta renfre are gradual­ ly filled There is now a very complete ma*» of divide*) color, compusctl of tbe lancet window* overhead, the prera' rote*, tta gay costumes of tbe ladim, and the brilliant uniforms, orders, and stara of the ambaasador*. But Mill the thtonn i*empty, and over it still dtaoovaolatoly hang lhe white folds of tbe repl robes. Tho time Li nearing completion , whenever ■ door opens by chance the attentive ear catches very faultily tta lonnd of a trumpet; tbe exquisite silence and decorum of all present is asver < oeo distorted; but at tl;i» juncture a aoft-veiood attendant p***ca quietly between the aialee of nvetree* of the ladies, apd reform* them that in the Royal proaoaoc they will have to Ioomo Ibe fold* of lh<w oomfurtabl* cloaks and to tare their shoridcra. So there it a little rustle and a flutter again of string: aad fastening*, and when- tbe procorion of th* Prince of Wrie. is fclt to be appruaebing—fur il osnaot preriaoly be aceo -tta cloaks are slipped off aa if by rasgle, and the ladies appear iu “gloss uf satin and glimmer of pearls," sod in ri! the glory ef dead gold, neutral tiut and graceful black. Tta Prince of Wriwt rotors with tho IMn. eca and her rtteodaata, sod llxy tak* thrir pls— M on th* right of the ihrone richest dark velvet bordered with fur, pair aorasg* brocaded with si!rar, and di*, ’ moads, cis the wootaek faring lhe throne. There b • long paste but it only teem*i merorotsry,« the l*rw«. wri) tiling tta, f . ud eloraatrtly deomodid that effort* be !CaJ« lor it* reprel. Tbe resofaitiso wm adopted. . > Adj-.nincri. ■ rre* Ik* tlr.ad BtestisXavar. The Spring EiwtlOM. The qureriou » bring more pd more frequently asked, “what are we going to do about the Spring doeticne?" We re­ gard this as a very hopeful ivdkalicn. If, a* trenperatwe’ men, wc follow the nrecc dent of the years gooo by. w» shall do abm/lntely nothing of eowwquBnes about the spring c1reti.ro*. Tbe .luestkm, “what tliall wx do," really sound* strange. The fart is, whiskey lias laaasged tbiso mat ten foe-year*, and wx have dose nothing. A gentleman who has been a residrtit of the Valley Qty tor mote than a ecoro of years, aad who ha* been thoroughly eon bearing: “ariUur forty kiu yiuanl a nctory it tku dtt for yvurs." The |«rtics themselves will doubtless dispute thi*, yet wo bellere tbe statement can be maintained So far as the city of Grand Rapid* i» concerned the parties have been sitnply the tool* in the hand* of tbe whis­ key traffic. The friend* of whakey have gone iototbc canettaea and sscured th* nctalnatiou of candiditesto their liking. If p.-rehanee they have faikd in the caucu* of ope party, they have pine to that of aooth.-r, and when election day mine round they have void for their men irrespoorivc of party, and an a rule elected them. This fact having been well understood, the candidates have courted the whiskey vote. Wc understand that it ba* been a coutmoo practice ttlr the candidates for the various city offices to leave money in the variou* saloons to, be txsed in trealiag votem, or more properly in buying votes. Men who have stood high in the churches hsvo been known to karo money in these mtlooBs to be used, or which sea* used in treating men during the. sacred hoars of the Sabbath preceding the elertiao. While these white-livered, weak-kneed, spinclcM cbreiUana were, to far-a* appearances were concerned, devoutly cttgsgtd In the wor­ ship of God in the sanctuary, aad thus gaining f>r themselves, tbe farvr of God, but the favor and votes of Christian und tcmjwranre tr.eu by their agents, tho saloon keepers, they were passing out free whiskey to every enslaved wretch who would pledge him»«lf to rote tor them on the next day. • We have read about being abirat in :be body, hot present in spirit, but in these case* the thing wav reversed, and three onlidates, though devoutly, nrrocut in body were absent ia »piritEkctod by vote* bought with whiskey which they themselves furoubed, three men could not conristrotlv be very severe COUGH Ladies SYRUP pn yon want a purr, bloom- 50 Yaara Before the Public. overconift-t tho ffnsfawl appearonce of beat, fat isjue and exr.itrairaL It makes a lady of THIRTY appear but TWEN­ TY; aad m natural. Kradual, and perfect mt Its effeets. that it is Itnposiiiblt’ to detect Ita application. '--Ji I w 'EF.T«S;.i teursstwvs ' kSkrjMOTTAUA. TUTT’S PILLS PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN AND YHE AFFLICTED EYENYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL THOMPM OF THE AIL TUTTS’ PIUS . TUTT'S PIUS TUTT'S PIUS TUTT’S PIUS TUTT’S PILLS Pttreuast to call, a cotrvogtion met at TUTT'S PIUS Befcna Hall, Jackson, «>e Wednesday, and mu called to order by D. P. 8*c«kdorph. member of tlx Red Ribbon State /Central TUTT’S PIUS Committee for the 3.) district. He an* nounced the object of tbn meeting to Se­ cure lhe united effort of all temperaner TUTTS PIUS people in favor of tb« proposed prohibitory Cunitirotiocal Atxen-lmout. G. J. MoCandliss, of Jackauc, was elected seereUty. C-itn. no Credentials :Uoerjc RoLcttacn, *oo. Albino . Rev F. 8. OrwL-k of Wocdl Judge n. A. Shaw, Eaton Rapids; Mr*. ruming clc«i:rot already begin* to b* made public. Moran mwt again bo chief of police, say Use Iromnscrv. Thi* is the firvt Mr. Dewey urged the need cf concerted part of the programme publtsbcd. Moran’ action on the nart uf tours, especially in u emphitiqally a saloon man. Saloons an.! taviare ofttH-fame were never «ertou»ly the caucus and primary elections. Misa Cleveland made a few rctaark* in mi lesled under hi* tdtniniviralicu, and which tbo thought it was the duty of thia 1* . why the whiskey ring have »o Chrwiian women to attend the crtcuse* of auvmmouriy declared in favor of hi* re­ tbe different panics and use their influence taro to tha: parilko. M*«l»a.eB4 W*WT. Vttiu* 11 Now the •jiuwtioo is, du wx wist a’aian in securing the nomination ot temperance of thi* stripe to guard the virtue of our •otn end daughters? And whit i* true of Graui Itapi l* i* largely true in al! past* jlthe Slate , whiskey ha* ruled and intend* to rule. The wLlikcy slate* bare carried iu the put, and are already mode «p for the future. Our l’ro*cqwtng At­ torneys bare teen largely men who were ia sympathy jsith the traffic. Onr ther iff*, coostabltej plicemcq, juvlires, havr afternoon been elected by whi*key^ows, and umiletl Opened with prayer by die Rev. Mr. officially ou the accursed businoM an often BE8T IN THE WORLD! Orwlck, of Woodland. a* opportunity offered. It har been well The cocimilteo on peroent orgsnimtics nigh itnpoMiUe to convict tneo. even for recommended tbo following ■ the mo« flagrant violations of tbe liquor ’ Vice 1‘roudyat—IVof. J. F. Gmnror. of laws, taeattw our officer* h»ve been to CoHwater. largely nominated by liquor turn and Secretary—G. J. M&aodlca*, Jackson. elected by liquor vote*,and have causeTreasurer—Rev. J. F. Orrick, Barry queetly. Left mi extremely tender toward coetUy. tbe btuinw Now what are wx going to Executive Couxmittec—G. M. Dewey. Barry, E. W. Bee nett, Branch : Wm. Barnes, Calhoun ; E. A. Foote, Eatou ; G or try to do. What arc we going to try T. Grjdley, Jackson. to do ? Io our opinion, if the tempeunre Adopted. people do not make a vigorous effort to do A communication from lhe txw club st Kitnftbuig. th«v hal better drown them­ HaUtogs ■■« prawn ted. regretting inabil­ selves to tlx firrt mill p, nd wM0 they ity to send delegator, sod exprresiog esn find We do not liclierc that eold bewnpr sympathy with the object* of the water eocld b* pct to a better dm thro VImeh M In* camourr-g. mecung. drowning a elks* of mtn who Uck th* rwlJStatks .am." ktVn 11 a«.?« a u« h <. D. 1*. Stgcndutpb, George . Robortsoa moral rocrage to asvert Unit rights and Iyalnyw>.n.rota»._Ia|m*ar wMjreur and Dr. J. A. Romnson were appointed * week for them, rote for theto, It is all coxruutor"varrTi cni»«*"i artnmhtco on pteri ot organisation. co>« •• asux xsd ttajKXK*** Bauutts f.-Uy ‘to urge that there, are other ques­ ■riu akww u>. dUtaraaaaa. ■ Tho Iter. Mr. Orwick was called up. tions of greater importance which must and ip>k* briefly but energetically on tho taosivo our aitt-ntion. Th,re i* no ques­ need of united action; jsod ho expressed tion Ip fore the American people of une­ hia spocia! determiuatian m a Christian tenth part of the importance of thi* liquor mini»te».to labor for th* extremiaation of qutslion. Slaruy waa a peat wrong, yjj the liquor curse. slavery ^cver canned a tithe of the misery Tbe cotnmiitco on organisation report- which wlrokey ia catalog in this world ; mormonism i* a great crime, yet mormon 1. Hearty cndoraeinvut uf the work i*m pales into imigeificanoe alongside thi* laid out bv the Rod Ribbon Cunveotioo at gigantic crime of intempmoa. Intam Unsiag, in th* appointment ot a Stare p-rat.ee is building hnnaes of ill-fame in Central Committee; also tbe stops taken every city and town. It is debauching, by arid committee to organise. ruiaing hundred* of thousand* of the - 2. Pledging our belt efforts to perfect fairt^l sea* and daughter* in th* Und said organisation. The liquor traffic i* an eoamy to virtno, 1 To further that object ibe oficen cf to «ocmy to tbe Christian Sabbath, an en­ (HOW THIS Tl YOW M0CE1. thi* Convention be -die central officer* of emy tojne family, aa enemy to everything the Cong. District; and that each officer which wc priu as a people, sod ought to of this Ccurctition representing a county be tbe uppermost question in national as be required to as«amc the responsibility of well a* lueal* political affaire. In natluoa) the erganixstkn of his county by town politic* there are other question* which ships and cities, and »hril rA' a county need attention wc admit, bvt so far s« our convention of the .various fr1 non or- local polnioa! affaire are oooocreed, there ganitation* a* early m jeuibh,. for the is ui other question of any eousidcrsble purpose cf instituting a eoupty central importance. A* well have no polire f«rre oommiuoo—of which comjsiucc said if they are not going to eafvrcc tbo law* mi-mbcr of thi* district comniittrc ahsll on our stxtutn book*. As well have no be chiirman ; and member* oonmituriag Protect:ting Attorney* if they am going ।said county committee rerresentiug to "Mo/Zr pnt," ‘it hi some other way towns ot cities, shall be ehairman of th* break down every prox-utia. that at comorganixati'-o of the town or city be rrpre- mcoccd agaiuit the men whn violate de 1 1 liqaur law*. So kn« ** nine tenth* ofthe 1 Rssolnd, That truth and cvosirtcacj ,demaad that in tbe exercise of tbe elective with whiskey, wc want oo Prosecuting :franchise, wo will vote for no man who is Attorneys who can be bribed with a- glaM 1not known to be an active, wcD dsfined ol lager beer. As well bars oo sheriff- or 1tomperaacc mau. ooswuldot il they ore going to pack juries Cutiridctablc dncaariim ensued over ,the 4th paragraph—lhe phrase "an active, and in on* Way or another help every whiskey criminal to slip through tbo finwtil-dcflood tetuparanee tnan" being crit­ gen of tbe law. ’ We are heartily .tick of iicised an vague sod misleading. The d<- this whole batltxae. The id» that the bate vtasooodaeted by Sagwdorph, Char ­ j IBOmlooo keeper* of tho city of Grand lotte; Dr. Hunter, 8. M. Warner, G. J. Rapids are to maoipulsle the city goeeru-McCar.diew, Mre. A. H. Brown, of Jack­ ,son and others. The uwet vtalwart uller- meut to their liking, is too ridiculous for anything- Now what shift wx do? Wo iaoc« seetaM to plus*- the convention cannot speak foe others, but to far as wc । 5s*iadivelualiy ar* eooevrned, wo propoeo to The report was adopted. wtt mly fur moo whom we know to be The commute ako reports*! tho follow- radiodly in favor ol exaculiog every law . ■pm tbe outute books, and ask everybody ' liowlred, Tliat we will not rote for any lman fir tbe legislature nf Miehinn for 1881 who i* twt out-and-out in favor of a submiotoB to ths people of this state of a Caeatitsticroal Ameodment forever proI OTA MIC BAL8AM hihiting the sale of intoxicating drinks to (Wljriyl »r. Fort Wayne. Jackton A SaglMw R. R: SHORT UITTE. 73 miltn sitoitTKirr t». I ISflSl.tNAI’Ol.IS. MJIIISVICI.K m.r br rANiis* a mm •! this irtrr I* I nd is <kv lis>U»n KaroM ■' * « Basset, rr i-rlatsd slid eOcuUi>4 la hH n vr. thrvs savsssive «nk> rrvvW** ” ‘cLl'icXT kMlTU.isdreot I’r. --i.” ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, TEXAS DIBECt kOrtU To HAI.TIMORF.. WASHINGTON, M . BI-CARB 8ODA REMEDIES >Uin ' Mtekxia. »11 Ik. rtskt. Iltl.a>4 latanM or Ika aiM a*. Is **4 ta K=t:K'iswt«£::issrss“M! »• Mt..*»«, : |l^ina>«a >1 Um roster n ck rtrcaiteiro ta-ro *S> smOi r*«*. •erro ftj •«•*, •».! ro»* n« tkrw ronk ta*'* r»d. S L‘~.rr, T," rasauu wrtk aKlarotk an* Uroate «<m »l ik# saarlat llaa.tkearo roa-.k tn rote !■= th. earl ass wmaoarterna*. tkroroaiaittroSata tha vtaoa ..rtooiaaiu.e-stetaiu •» anw »»« ar tro. AIM fowtenlaa al Um esstee ataUJ >«!>.. »• aad raanlu throro »m< U rat,, ihrar. «Mik « rate. IN.a-. rart r~t-. ti-a-a e riv ST roll*-., tha »<mik-vMi vesno «f ukl mtoxX: sal r*a U-h. M r .1. sat >« Itok*.Ik.*e« aar rote sad a Ita*tkroro »>■. rote sat >0 1 tb-aw am th M rote ssd 11*1. <» Nlw. *r k. “SSvx'KTrr-’'’-"" ■HE WHi i L FREE which attroded tta pom** of, aroh an tuteodmeal through th* Irodstvrr, and tbo delay which would ciriM teforo the tuaroduaext should teccm«Tzpet>ti»e. He rattar favored ■ prohibitory law aad the jwqpla wm ready for it. He Coagrum taking mans iavim division. KA." AX,: A'.TATTi.- 1K1 I 1;. GRANO RaPIOS ANO DETROIT Utrivakd it Appcaratci, Utparaiitlrd it Satiety. Utxtrpasud it Catstncfitu. Utprtccdcnled it Peptic/. . Atd Utdisptltd it Ike Broad awvUle. Ekrrr ereste, airr «« Canada Southern Railway .«« IhalMh srxwliir' loiulxoh Hiker atlas «ria aqall > Ur ike a w.lbatflMiatlk* sinlfiwM anan.r IhaSji.lanlf roa.tXtils l„i ta-> aiawlk mwr Ha. (10) scat. oauialu .Uktr Mm •jSe StU'UtlsU. I Will a« fit**. <•••! »‘.o» _____________ rjM.’tiffiR-.'sts Michigan Central Railroad. Sewing Mai KrtaSrfr nsssyas tolkdo^ : cmuo iuhmsbu blum Fall T«, Cant. Tabla^tH: »»*.*- _ tUHE SEWICS HICUIEE CH sarsaparilla rtju»t svtm escth. i � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-03-10.pdf e88c284dd2227a6072e06ffe36c50f5f PDF Text Text OU *M Kliicii,’ TiitHtru,L'eiii,Bvlil‘t ffr If ifttlnyl RATES Of ADFESTI&nre. VOL. 24. NO. 45. HASTINGS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1880. Tho Washbume Drift. . If rupocta gatbend tn by the Rqsobli«1 on which he took psmage was wm-ked , can papers ot thia Slate can be depended and ell on beard were rapnosed to have ujou as reliable indiraUons of the prejxinperished. The news coming to the wife’s doraaoo among tho voten. undoubtedly Ira Morgan's rosidenoe wm boreed at eart. site vi< utlctlr prostrated and. was ths leading prafaraura is far Blaine; eraHarry walked on until te cams to tte ordend to California by her physicians. ond for Grant, with Shermun third. It Middleville. on tte 17th «1L Lorn *2^00, wood-pads? Into which bo turned, and Arrtviog here sire took up her residence in aecrna further that Ireycnd tb-« upra insured *1,600 in the Barry and Eatcc. went on until ho camo to an old log o«r a sums of preferanra xj regards tho lending At a mealing of railway managers in spring, over which grow a dump of elders. He sot down here and begin to think. Chicago roceUlly, it was decided to reTwenty-eight cento ! What would bfa dura toe rates on grain Eastward firs usctbet uy, and grandfather too ? How long would it take to nay at three «nta a THIS PAPER NEW YORK. AT THE CASH STORE ALffixicOD. CADhU'ALLADER. ---------*” OVERCOATS which I will Imperial Soap HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES The Price of the Imperial Soap i- $5.25 per box bars—75 lb.t. in thy Imx. To titty uno who will h»w for 10 Im>xc-w with cash, $52.50 we will semi one ho: a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for boxes at a time, with remittance, and when we huve thtw received orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh hpx free tut proposed above. It you do not wh»)i jo send money in advance you may deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your town with the understanding that hcjMo remit it to us on receipt of the .Soap -which is to be ship|icd to his care. Address k DENTIST Mvillr7 Michiiai CRAMPTON BROTHERS. J- M, Carnaje, Sin and Onamtal PAI N TER 1 ImO igan Central RailroaH IND RANOS OIVISIOS. simplichy simplified! AND WESTTO AND FROM > RmPIDS AND DETROIT . I..»u4lbr.iu*4 tejSs oum MICHIGAN EXCHANGE HOTEL Th • must roe i n> Irstlx l-rao-l hotel is bsvrarr. ■ The first hotel in tbcHtete to reduce rates. The first, hotel io tho Blate with Pas­ senger Elevator. a J" rniriaM iUTCu«* f*"^*4** ** *“* H*'*1 12,00. S2.50. and $3.00 Per D»y, to pskh ••• axt •»-•*»««»•> L-r • - We Sell Nev Macbtes Enn Most Elegant Simple and Easy Running Machine in tho Market—The Ever ReUablo VICTOR. • •------- VICTOR 8EWINC MACHINE COMPANY,------toanch O^xX^g Brer* ttt.. Cmcaao. Ill- PIONEER. STORE I Lartcst and Besl Diiiimi-ram ii Mman la bo|fe^nJ-tlaiiHajHrM|H«toaa4baad-eaar- MIDDLETOWN CONX JIH II. Wffi, Keeps MMtantly <m band Mm' Yoilhs, Boji aid Ciilta LIME, » HAIR. STUCCO, OEM.HNT, ‘ BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS, ' PleOWP, DRAGS cci.nv.vrow-. ixiviuxsnovix nnw«. LEl 'T 111XD FLO IKS. Reaperand Mowers. L. J. WHEELER H-d. IB, 1KB- « HOP BITTERS. Pays the highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmers Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Crcsay before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at his Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1879. 49 SAWS FILED, Chin, TaKs,x Beiisais, aii Satai A.d In t»hr»rylH»» <*•« b <**•■» nf WeU REPAIRED I seeming to aav itself, La heard : "Twenty-eight cental Twenty-eight ccuts 1" ‘I hato an allowance, I bate it f" Harry Mid pamionately, throwing himself on tbe ground,-and beginning to cry. “I wbh I hadn't ever had one 1 What shall I do ? O dear, what shall I dot" Down the wood path conns a ta!l*flgure.' with bands alaaped and bent teed. Il waa Mr. Osgood, tho village minister, who very alien walked here, aod who steeped now in aurpriM m tte sound of soba fall on his ear. Ho looked for a moment, then went on softly, sat doarn on the log, and Mid, "Harry.” Harry anrang up with a cry. Then ' seeing who it was. ran right into the kind arms te had known ever since hsa baby hood, and sobbed as if hi* heart would break. Mr. Osgood wsited until be waa qnieter. tten sold gently : "Now, Harry, tey. What u thb all I invite the Public to corifiislB of Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c. MLDH BELT. WHOLE NO. 1296. timaa to his wife, but received no answer. Almost frentird at the thought that ahe might be .dead, and being without foods and no friends be * faced" his faro dear to KeUtucky, end shortly after arrived at . minds of a very larg-.- number of Reputeicaoa, 111 this aod other Staloa be is really I regarded m a candidate, notwithstanding bis expresod Fish not to be considered so as lung aa General Grant is in tbo field. ' At Syracuse, New York, tho day and evening before the Republican Ccnrcntira at Utica, there wm a fame pubcriog of German Republicans frSta all parts of that State, to proto.: against wlx they call tbo inntrralioo of a .third term—fa fact, snli-Grant Republicans Bpeecbaa It is MUcuted that tbe total income of the Government for the year coding In Juno will be about 130(1,000,000, and that tho total expenditure, will bo 1275,­ 000,00(1. sored him that hla wifli had disappeared a year or so before, no one knew wbitber. Anna Rnffenbtrger, aged eighteen, aa Sqm. said she bid gone io search of her eaiimablc young lady, rrmdiog six miles husband, others that sbe might be dead, and otbura that she Lad gone to Ualifaraia. cut of (Jhsriolto. committed suicide, TuwHe sought tbo old family phyaioiin. but mate Grant, and though some of tte speak day afternoon, by taking strychnine. Tbe he bad left the town eoute time bsfarc. , rr> declared tbeir purpose to support the eauae of tbe act is unknown. Mr. O. |bra went to work at Louisville nominee, evaa if Grant should be tbo man, end made enough to bring him to Cali-. they aufatutfally agreed in the awrtion Tbe Hon. Samuel D. Haight, judge of fornix a year after bis arrival in Kentucky. I1 that a very large proportion of tbo Ger the IDtii judicial oreuit, died at hm farm He eearabod everywhere for his absent [ near Ludington, Wednesday morning, of wife, but without raccom, and finally care , her up for dead, and ah. ajeo bad mourned ., verted emphatically that TlW.OOO of them imfiamsmtion cf the pcritaceum, after six ' to the United Stetra would "opproe a days’)illucre, which wm not considered third term to tbe. last extremity.” They daagvnxM. 1 piMol thia resolution unanimously ; Joel R. Peek aged S3, and wife aged I "Tbe German American Itepublteaa. j of the State of New York beltsva th« no 79 veers, panmta of General Manager Lave an income," began Harry IncobvrvptThe now happy couple arrived "hero last ' necooauy exims which requirea an tenors- 1’cek of tbe Northwestern Grand Trunk, )y. “I’m in dslrt awfully. 1 never can night, and to the surprise of tbo friends of, lion upon lime honored easterns in the ■ pay* it, not until nine wraks and a day, and tlio lady she Introduced him aa her hu form of our National Government, and | Bob'll put me in prison, miybe. What band, from whom she had been separated therefore if the Itepublicaa party leaders on Feb. 23. Four generaliens were repshall I do ?" twenty yean. But imagine his nnutter insist upon fasting the unnrevsuary quo. 1I rroreted. Six of their seven children fin Uulu by little tho privately much aston­ able saroriae and joy When the mother led tioa of a third term upon tbe Itepobh -so : living and were present. ished Mr. Osgood board tbo whole story, into (h/porlor a beautiful young lady, hu voters of thin and oth« Staisa, they will | and smiling in spite of himself, as Hany own daughter, whom be had oct seen thereby endanger tbe ItepubUcsn »ure<w. j! The tempcranoe wave has engulfed lbs looked up pitifully, mid : arndo the waa a babe. Father, mother a: tbabaltot-bcx in November mtxL-' | “There are two things jo bo done, it I' and child will leave for San Frandrao, This pmrata a consideralion -of great1 seems. Vint, to tell mamma , then to :I where Mr. G.t who la now a comparatively importaneu not only to tbo Republicans uf i think uf some means of earning mooey to 'I wealthy man. baa fail buaiix* and where New York, bat of the whole country. It; pay tire debt." ! they will hereafter reside. i does not promise that the Germsn rotera fag tecotne convinced that the popular “Then you don't believe Bob will want I as a body will support Blaine or Sbscman. I to put tne in prison V Harry aaid. I but leaves tbe inference that either of I feeling *r* spinal the liquor trafie. “Not at all But you must pay him theta or any other Republican who cobld ! Tie repo:I has been widely oreateted just as soon as poresble, and I think 1 bo nominated, expert Grant, would t\ Pa»V- FuAtscn, I know a* way. We will go and sow what: sura of tbyesuppoct of a very Urge pro- I tLroagboat Michigan that Speiker John Feb. 18,1880. f mamma thinks of it On the whole, . T. Rich is a candidate far Coogrees. In a lo dar, every one i portion of Ibsen And from the ontgiv -l Harry, I'm rather glad you had this' Psris it quite tnjv of German Republican pipers in : recent note to the Detroit ftel -rod TH* baring taken a holiday to prUbntc what that State u appears evident Hist the pretrouble." ' that geotlcmaa says; “I am not a "Glad?" repeated Harry. • IIoW eo«U fereocc of by far tbe lirger number would candidotejor Coogrtw or anything eteo you be ?" I proccmtea, tbo fancy costume', the gene- be Wasbburne. In Ohfo tbe same foot ap “Because I think you will hardly want iral ■ air of joyous hilarity—in a word, llw> peared weeks agx Ui run in debt to anybody again. To Tbs 'Republican State Committee in do it when you don’t know any way •>! Carnival itself—all have disappeared, but Illinois had a meeting te Clilcag । tbe other By a l>lc postal drai-ion buiocM MC pay ing i« slmoet aa bad - as stealing, I' Hhtovc Tuesday still remains, aod the io-' can actually rare money by having their ’ though f know very few people who think || bahitaofa of thia boltoy-Lnteg city are ' bill heads priotod. Statements of aceouta ■ detennined not to be deborre-i from their ‘ Half an hour later. Mrs. Morrell book*! I! arorile pasiia<(<>f peomcnadiog the prin-1 and bills sf mk- that arc mado out cn pa up fa aorprise aa she saw Mr. Hagood and 1 [-cr that is printed at the baud eaa bo Tbe line of battle- ■ llirry eomiog up the steps. Harry cipal thuroughfares. «ol through the mail for one cent if the told bis story in a very low voice and sards from the Madeleine to the Chateau I 1 envelope is left unsealed ; whereat if amds with a very red fore, while Mr. Oegnou d’Eau is thronged with people <j every ' walked around the garden with grandtsthoat an unprinted pper they will east three ho added baatily ; • I'd love to hero three." cr, coming back when the confession wja man, and their •‘sitters. ami tteir cousins, I "Very well, ycu shall hare three. I'm The latest name mentioned foe guber­ and tbeir annta"—all bent on showing love to share everything too well to ran natorial honors ou tho llepnUictin ticket that if the Boeuf Gras ha thing of the any risk of making yourself sick with what is that of A. H Morrison of Bl. Joseph. » left. I U giro them to you now, only past, the holiday shall still be spent as of rctnembcr that it is only three a week,and Do was olacted to the State Senate In old. Unfortunately, tire rain, which has that ycu mutt plan how to do the mast 1 Bull, and a member of tbe Hmm in been threatening all day, began tn fall with them." abent four o'clock, not; perhaps to I ho "Oh, you luveliirst mamma I" Harry : tort on State affair, far three scsiona, and entire displeasure of the esfa proprietor, said, with a choking ling, and then ran ' during that time wu one of the .pteid down -to tell gramllatlur of his good for- j and if yon ean pull them all out you wil| who will hare reaped a rich harvest. To earn yi ur twenty eight cents very honest tune. committee on war matters of which Janse* nay that the fancy dressra which used once Tbe uext morning Ham called at Bob j■ ly. Are you willing to como a little while tbo Republicans of 8,000 rotes in Illinois ■F. Joy, H. P. Baldwin, and T. D. Gil.Fklds little store, near tlia achoolhouse,! every day until it is done ?** । "Indeed I am," Harry said, gratefully. Irert wate members. He fa a keen bosiion have entirely disappeared would j*ralone. Captain Snyder M tbo Tenth Die ­ and after a great deal of thinking, decided 1 npon the purchase of a stick of winter “I'm glad I've got tbo chance.’' bapu be going a little too far ; but they trick of Illinois raid be was a Grant man, urws mao, sod waa the projector and build­ preen candy. Tbe stick seemed to small I So. for several days fiarrv went down are now ehiefly restricted to children, who but was inclined to prefer Washburne. aa er of the Chioagn A Mrehigu Lake every afternoon, weeding a faw each time. having, all the State, considered. •upcrior lliat he hesitated ; and Bob raid : It was hut, hard, tlrasome work, but he take meat delight in appearing in public availability. Mr. Warner sf Whiteside “Well ? Ycu want aomethiog else ? ’ as Pierrots or sheperdrases. I taw a small "i'll take a half cent’s worth of peanuts persevered, and in time finished the faur boy of about four years of age in the full county said : “It makes no difference and a half a cent’s worth ot raiaina," Bar long rows, oca a day being all that Mr. dress of u oofooel of hussars, a word, Iregion whether you give tu tbo gslUat Blaine, Talking about the (knstiintiorul ametery aaid, palling the other pen nr at the Osgood tbonght it wall that so small a boy of Honor, and all complete, his small face or that great chieftain of this country, meat one ef our exchanges aaya, the very bottom of his |»eket. It never would should do. Seven cents a row, and faur beaming with pleasure when jotnc geod- General Grant, or whether you give n. rows, fixed four times seven once for al) io Klibu B. Wmbburoe, we will give you queetioa of rouing tte salary of tbe Gov­ do to spend all three the first day. natarod soldier respectfully saluted him. “Til at ain’t no way to trail-:, Mid Bub, Harry's mind,-and th. afternoon when he The few ears filled with godeaeca. warriors, ourdsAria by an iocraucd majority. The ernor of the State ot Michigan from ooe walked home with twenty-eight bright majority ItX election waa about 7.0GU ; to throe tbouainJ dollars per year is to be “I don’t Ai huainesv that way." apes, and other favorite Carniral oddities “Then I’ll hare all peanuts," Harry pennita, jingling then: all .the way, was whicl; are still to bo wen, generally form we are going to give you at least (I,<100 submitted to the people In tbe earning thia time, and if you give u. Washburue said, so cheerfully ’that Bob changed his tbe gigantic advertisement of some enter we will make it 10,000." Thera era but spring election ; and tbe newspapers are mind, counted out thirteen poaniiu and prwng clothier cr brewer, one of the lat­ a few of the vuaws showing the Wash­ disctuwiag the matter pro and «a. With­ four rainins. ter dam creating genera) delight among burn. drift. They are oortainly impor­ out any doabl al all, one llrouM»d dollars .“Just for Mac," lie growled ;“and don’t tho crowd by distributing glasses of beer tant to bo considered, repccfally with rtf­ you let on." b a ridiculously low salary for any man gratis to all who asked for one ; while a *—----- .L. ‘-------- C...__ ML- V— V--L lake other people before and since, as who te capable of being Governor of this very prominent figure during the last day lime went on, Harry found it difficult to or two has been that of an immonra baby, state. We arc not in favor of high sala­ lire within Ilia income. "Treating" waa ries bat it to a. that we ought, aa you will be happier than you hare been about ten feet high, sitting ou tho top of m plt*«o'. and ihrre ccalt did no little a van taking noumhment out of a bottle delitwralely that would alienate anv part a stale, to be aatewHd of thj beggarly toward it. Horry longed for more, but a for some time." During the three of tbo Republican strength. The ILjntib Harry ran off, and barat into Bob’, filled with red wino. way out cm- lay c»mc to him aa be went >.wra yroa two performances a day are gir- Irean party this year wants something idea of psyog only one thousand dollar* quarters with a sort of war-whoop, which with grandfatlier into the grocery. . co ot all the theatres, and al several of the more than small majorities. • It wants the "Charge it on my bill,'' raid Mr. Burton bronchi out the owner at cure. "Hera’s your money," said Hany, put establuhmeote m.ist frequented by the Largest and meat emphatic possible Io be York and Frninsylvanu each pay 110,000 aa he went out. working claves balk will lie bold to night. -ebtainedly.honest mans and with no per year, while quite a number of Ute "Chirgt, it," repealed Harry, climbing tiag dawn the pennies with such energy M. Vrtanwux, the ttenatoe who died W aoerifico or loweripgtof its high standard Mair, pay 15,000, sod.Michigan, OM of into the bujry. "Yon al wap say that, of principles. There i«- "very rraxMi tn the prandrel Malm in tte Union, can cer­ grandfather.’* fear an attempt to play tbe Gareeloo ini "Not always," aaid Mr. Burton, “for I quily in the balb of Coagrsw next Vin­ tainly well afford to pay *3.800. let m ter, and il behooroi the Republican parly rote fit the amendment. lobe forearmed toll is against any such owe him until 1 am ready to pay. It b rascality. H core it ifproper tl-at the Washmore convenient, LccausO aomclimea J have unable to proceed, and the sitting had to bur™ drift Ire f.irly considered in the innot the money with tne ; but it fa general be imspemied for quite half an boor. Ou Tte Republican Stalo Couvealioa of lerral between now and tbo meeting of the ly l^at to yay as you go." • another occasion be waa ao thoroughly Chirngo Cuovention. I’cnurjlrsnis. after a vmteut debeta of Harry rot quiio still. Why should te eoarineed of the ineocenoe of his client Ulf a day, rather mildly instructed its del­ not bare a bill and let Bob "chares it?" Bkod Money. that, nddnoaing the jury, be exclaimed egate* to Chicago to support Grant, by a Grandfather often gave him pennies and "1 know not what deenkm you are about te could save them aod pay all at oace. to take, but I am ao certain that thia man He would tell mamma tte moni.ol te got TLo New York Slate Convention, attar a is net guilty that if you condemn him, I home. No he wouldn't miter. He’d try shall eooriode that I hare defended him boated diommiou of some hoars, family it fin: and ree how it seemed, and then badly, and -end before you my robe, sod oeboed lite Pennsylvania iastruetieuw. by never plead agate.” Such a stroag arga­ Harry might have known that there the uncspootedly doss vote of 217 to 180 ; ment Lad the desired effect, and th. aoeua waa aomethina not quite right when he being a majority *C only 37, instead of wm not willing to go at one. to her, but -120 an bad been nmfidrady raticipated. kept rtill, thinking be would call it a Tho Vermont Sisis Coe resttea has euanisecret and enjoy tciling it after a white mously eWedafall sc* of dslcgstm to So otxt mot nine he went ioto Bob’s and looked about. 1'rndi dsltw, alto-«l>er too Cl.ieeg.,, who. arcordiog to tbe report of good to do without, were in the window, lh„ proccediaga, are in favor of Bonator habit of vbHn* frequently al ba office, aod he aiid at once: askod him one day it he wm pteasod with Edmunds, “first, last, and all the tW “Fire cents worth o' dales, Bob," ad­ their eapabiktice. "Yea, and M," ha Thu llApubli.ian.-t of Indiana have juM ding as be took tho sticky little bandte. replied . "that one," pointing to lamricr, ehrerei tbeir delegates to CMrago iu Gaa "b very intelligent; but tho other, Gsm(his morning." betla. I <fo not think fit for much, and all Bob looked doubtful a moment. Then, that I hare been ablo to got him to do, no sure that Mr. Burton would pay, Mid "all far, bu> been to addtea my envelope." right,” and Harry ran off. It ibis story were andseotic it would for Thai very evening Uncle Jobs drove nivh one more striking example of the Sbema- h- om of jho dshptteM sU over from Qvralah.and gave Harry • five mistakes to which area ahieam men like rent picra, and tbe small debtor, who had Blaine the real. M. Cresniaax era liable. M. Naquet b been a great deal worried through the day Mme which wm given aS Mra. G Im th* ehampioa of dtvom fa these dare, bet DtammstratfaM lite lfe« in four -« over tliM morning’s work, went to bed mediately the gentleman grew pale and it w&l not Lava Lweu foegnttan tLat M. large State, -h-h -Mt for the ItepoHi happy. Bob was ;utd next day and more excited, and naked: Cn-ra^ux prepared a bill in HW, and wm oaua at the roreot iksum, wmH take all “Y« had a daughter, did you notT dat» lioaghl, and than, seeing some frosh “I did," aba rmpsodod, “Pray, how did IrtnMi drop.-, one ent over was charged on *Ku dMghtcr living F &> it wont ou, lb« bill gruw slowly, but ‘-She is, and al praonl on a visit to sutclv ; Harry snared mm cateh lug n|>, but ollcner u.4, and hardly rualidng bow surely, until nwuntovalufl: Bob, wbh a very raber fsee, iraiUvd over a dirty slip ol “I uak't road writing," said Harry, aa- �HMd wh&t Loading !»«««« —tbe ------------------ PbyticitM of the D»»0lXT10N 9OTICE. To Whom thia may Concern, WMrimHmw, D. C-,) March 4,1880. J Senator Logan has been giving the Democrat* soon hntd nut* tfi crac*. ia hit speech egsiusc the reeturstijn of Fits John HArrtxaa. MtCw. Mau. IU, 1880. -. Township Election*. April 5th, when Township offieera are to be elected for tbe comiiug year. It W&1 will be well tor the Republicans io every Towtf ship awd Ward in the county to be up and doing from now <m to tbo £>th of pext montb. Tte* Gvwmlmckcra are already in the fi«dd talking opjfat mon*/ and victo­ ry. Tbeir bowl Em «vor been victory. Even in iMsIitua where Lad not one vote ia twenty ^Lhat has sot stood in thrir way, they being composed chiefly of wind, that in fact being their stock in trade. That tho Republicans can corer them­ selves all orcr with glory st. the coming Township elccdon, there i* no doubt, if IhV »ark tor it, and that they must do, for it is high time that the towns that have for tbe hut two or three years been misrepreseoted by the head of tbo Green­ back ticket, at tbe meetings of the Super­ visor?, were wheeled- back into line, aud were represented by men of braint . men who think more of performing their duty, without rM|>eet to party/than to cater io a few loaders of thi? pasty- they represent. i We need to elect this epriog, men who are men. to take the place of IthoM who hyve been pus into position by knavery, igno­ rance and Aar* to principles. Republicans .of tbe few misreprauntod town* of Barry county, awako to a aonse of the duty in­ cumbent upon you, snd sos to it that none but good, straight, out and oat .BepUbiicans arc elected thie «prioX to perfirm townohip official duties. The experiment of putting tboec into posiiion who are not capable, has been tried long enough, and now rise m nuatr, and put mea into office who are capable, and even those who are «ow your opponent* will errotu»lly thank aab shown by Senator Bayard's latest proposition, which ia, to sutborise tbe President to reappoint Porter. They know that it would be entirely beyond tbe powre of Congress to restore a man to office which can bo filled only by Presi­ dential appointment and confirmation by the Senate. Senator Logan's speech waa New York Nandi Sth, 1880. Two lively ywung Bnuilun* of a very "tony-’ order, who arc b«r* m stndant*, hare been giving tbcmrelva up in/* vary l«aihoaiah manuar to tba wor*bipVof th* Goddess of lov* and God of War. They lorsd each other, and than their sympatbeti* nature* led them both to love ths >:ao girl more than cieb other. Then they loved each other n« more and derid. Li is finally settled that Congress will ed upon th* polite method tor Milling do nothing al this sereion to disturb tbe tariff system.. Tbe Way* and Mean* CommiUec of th* Houae, th* other day, voted down several proposition* for amend­ ment, showing that an agreement cannot bo reached on any point Thi* feet, and the other one, that tbe financial queatioo will remain undisturbed at prenenl, will ride. The star of their destiny was to bo carry joy to th* people, who are tired of extinguished ia Blood—with a big, big, tgilaliou on thia subject whsu businet* is B. at Beiblehem, P*. Jt ao happened that it WM extinguished in a more prosaic all tbe time improving. . 11 is reported here that in nearly every manner. On* of the blood-trardlisg letDistrict of Pennsylvania the RepubliesM will bold Convention* to protest against tletcen's guardian, sad ha forthwith in­ ro* tho Presidential doctors to meet on "Bom Cameron-*-- management, and to formed tba police. They promptly captured same day in tbeir reapectirc Stale* select deUgrtet to go to tbe National Con- cue fiery youth in th* act of packing a should make it equally applicable to tbe vaE#e. Tbe •.■ther had already dspartod. election of delegate*. were appointed by' the Stat* Convention,. This day afterward a telegram wm inter­ Another feature of th* constitution which is circumvented by the I prevent aa the Republican* aUe^e, "to mureyreaent cepted front tbe impatient young man at method* i* that which forbid* Senator., tbe majority.'' There can be n- doobt Bethlehem stirring up th* laggard io New Rcprescnialivca and all federal officers to York iu btUer and reproachfal word*. be eboeeu as Presidential electors. Tbe The drtectivea said uothiag te tbe latter, electors having become passive servant* of but returned a m«aag« to **y that he was tbe nominating body, that prohibition is kick. Thia brought forth anctbsr fariou* dis­ idle in respect to them, tor neither Mr. Tbe Indian Territory will, probably patch stigmatislau the eaptlv* a* a coward. Uonktog. nor Nr. Blaine, nor Mr. Sher­ man. nor Preeidcnt Hayra himself would ilaguo the Government until a part of it The detectives sent oo anothev staling that have aey mhre liberty of choke a* a Preai- i k-art is trivea np to arttlamcnt by the bo wat very sick and another time aod pise* drntisl elector than the mint wooden bead­ must be appoint d. Th* arrival in a store ed ritixen or veriest noodle who serves iu I that capacity. The proper function of the prodamayioo, it ia reported from the Weal of fnmsy of ths challenger wa* tbe mult dertoral college* ha* been luurped by the that large bodrea of men are preparing to We ese by the Cuugreasiocal Bcccrd party cun vent tons, aod if the principle of go into tbe Territory and settle. If they gobbled their prey They both got a good the cocrtitutic-n were reepected no Scnstor. Uo, bloodshed ia anticipated. Coogran talking to by the Police Jurticr, .hook Representative or federal officer should have anything to do with tbo party coe- will probably take up the subject ia some binli Went off under the wing of the BraGeo. W. Dsrt and others-of Naahville, rrntivos that really control the choice. form, and poreibly find a war to compro­ Tbe purpeve of tb« ooostilulioo i* glaring­ mise tho question. ....1 (kMaW—.l of Senate bill No. 49fi' and on the 28th ly , Tbo Democratic majority have passed nit. tbe petition of ' leorpe M. Dewey, their joint roles io tbe llocw, in such editor - Heatings Rsfcbuoax BaxTwo gallant nuli«e**ua . have had aa form that they think the minority will bo ail; of A. C. Culver, publbher, Quincy practically suppressed. Time will show. opportunity tu shew »tus rosily good stuff there » in tbe llxcn. sltloogh it ia so Tiata; of Carleton A VanAntwerp, pubmaladmiuirtered and curved with s num­ Ute to urgojheir legislation to restrict the ber of ignorant rafiin*. One, a mounted tridge, publbher Eaton Rapids Jonrnnl; edminutrailoo. They are still hoping for officer, tried to atop a runaway team, but and of F. M. Potter, publisher of the a better opportunity than bat yet been Thin hardly stopped him a moment. He presvn'ed Ipr making ppy capital. Hatch, Vermontville, Michigan, for the remounted and spurred after the flying abolition of the duty on type, print paper, permit* tbe candidate to be selected by; veebile and wu jn*t in tian*, after a hard chemical* and Mock tued in the manufac­ State* that cannot give him a single dec chase, to Sara two ladies who were thrown ter*} vote. Tilts i* agalont all fairoral, ail: Council Proceeding*. ture of print paper. out from having tbeir brains knocked out c^diiy and *11 political decency. WithCommon -Council me*, io regular session by the wilderaers of boof* which kicked Onr article printed two weeks since, re­ the delegate* of Pennsylvania and New al their room, Friday, March Stb, IXhO, the cirrisge into spliuten. . They escaped York already secured for the ex-President ferrod so/rfy to perianal pioperty of those from the Southern Staton, which' hb lion. Mayor Gram iu tbe chiair. with merely a few bone* broken by the which there waa aatoeaed ia 18711 by the eanm.l giro him a solitary electoral rote, | Roll of Aldermen being called, the fol­ 'shock. Another oSetr, is Brooklyn, bad Snfterritnrt oftku City >112,855, and ao would secure hi*, nomination by a cooriJ- lowing were prawn! —Aid. Barlow, Hsieh, more. That them waa a full >1,<100,900, ersble majority, throwing i upon ibe repub ’' ‘Kelly, Pwtur. Shriner, Stebbins sod lican Statoi ike burden.uT supporting a' Young—7. candidate whom they do not approve. It every careful observer, as that the sen* no longer rests with tho Republican States makes the light of day. That >1,000,000 which esn give dect-rai vote*, but with b tbe property of some fifty persons, much the Southern- Sutes. which can give none. On motion tbe sum of twenty-three do!-1 lars wa* allowed the Fourth of July Cele-1, Dogbcrrio. Two other digmurlc* of that | g*m of our harbor, an cx-Polioe Commie Tilden b aaid to have already engaged bration Committee towards defraying ex­ stoner aod an ex Assemblymu, have Dogpense* incurred by said committee, by : again diatinxutabiag tbuaMlvo 520 hotel rooms in Cineinaati. i fightirip Em bwr. tbeir peculiar weakucM, sye* and nay* aa follow* : Ay«»—Aid. Hatch, Kelly, Preston, i ami both prid :d tbemselvm co lb* tenacity i uf jaw of tbeir eanlM fivorilM. A dis­ Shriocr, Stebbins sn! Young—ft. pute about a little *otoun(tr where tbeir brfbro 1882. rcrpectire dog* were left in a condition There isn't a boom in sight iu tbe Dem­ vomelbing like.tbe famou* Kilkenny eat* The account of Mr*. J. V ocralic party. Nothing bat a barrel label­ !<■•! to aa siring in Court Hardly had 81.89,‘dumol a* erroneous I । the proceedings opened, however, when led "Reform Fraud.-­ snd th* acrouui of E. J’ierec, the.rcmuM ol what once were dog* broke The Rcj-ublicnti party manifest* a grow­ away from their ksvper* and went at it mg disposition not to be forced into maku»th and nail There wm no jaoaalMlity ing a capital blunder. •f separating them and the Staten Island spectator*, jury, liwyera and all jumped on benches aod desk* to "sbo* them ou. Vainly did tbe Judge rap tor order; oo The attention of tho tax payers of tbe city u called to a little it-® of >23.00, r‘ voted by the Common Council at their tnecturx last Friday evening, to pay thee expenses of the celebration held in thbg city on tbe ilh day of July lart. Wes only desire loauggw: that snob an appro­. priation of the pnblie toad* b unautbor iaxl by Law, and b In violation of thec rights of tbo tax-payen, and for it every Councilman ought to be held peraonally responsible. Let those who rtotcr pay the jiJdUr, b an adage at «w aa it b. jnat, - Th* New York IlnttU says, atill tho and as appropriate in tho nae of pnblie aa Chinese come, and Ualfiirn'u h made poor­ private fundr. er by every one she lose*. Deni* Kearney think* it would be a blcaaing for him to die. There are a good Work ou strict* t.nd croas walk*, many people who will sgres with- him. Wdtacrt A Son, nails. Bawnu that were Sattbul eubeeriber*, The New York Tribant says, one thing Henry Huughtalia, bovd of prison cr* and turnkey free, H. C- Smith, make fireman’s c.«at, ' the Bassxa sent right slung, send u* a will be no danger of a fourth or fifth. J. Q. Creasy, tile and cement, card and My ao, and to the® who do not Maine rises to say that she b not proud J. 8urdxm, erroniou* as»c»«meut of desire it, send a card, or letter, with of stealing, if Garcelon ia. Fcl proof, note amount du this office for both Stutinrl All of the above account* were allowed ' and Banner recrived, ud we will dis­ in full by ayes and nkya as follow* : continue Ban nek. But all who are in Ayas—Aid. Barlow! Hsieh, Kelley, arrears for th* SetUaul, ud do not wut 1’reatou, Shrioer, Stebbin* and Young—7. the Banks*, must settle at me*. Our friends will do well to not* the call for a Republican County Convention which appear? on our local pigs to-day. Tbe deetiou of Delegsks te that Conven­ tion i* important. The roses of the peo pie should find exptnesioe in unmistakable Unguags, sad wo trust It will be made fAe proMMawf item of basinet* at the caucuses nailed to notninato candidate* tor Town ■ ship oiioen. V. A. Baker. C. Rynd, A. M. Allen, E. P. Andrews, Ji. H. Kimball, Int. c..nlr | W. D. Morden. A. M. Stephenson, Imll <WV v*<SM±*«.»*«r la «a* Va* Ban, • A»U.Mev%>**u<S*M>UMtw I Tbo New York taka, does the Republican party wish to nominate for thp Prrnsdcncy its own first choice, or the first choice of the Democratic party ’ The Indiana Democrats, it is needless to remark, are organixing to defeat the propsitiou aubmittod Co tho people requiring a registration oi TOtore prior to an elattio® Senator Morrill think* that it I* beat to j willing more than l> Edman* warns something apparant on the eor&cst. "It was tho fix- nomiaata “somairedy who eta be rlcctod,-1: ■tai entry of a strong. *U**-liabed and and also thinks "that tbe Mhow* ia New York who part their fair in the middle J W. J. Holloway is a member of the firm of Who-have recently bought out the RumcII Bros., where will be found the largest Stock of : Drugs, Books, Stationery, Wall Paper,&c. . ■ 75L1!>*liaat - ' ‘ in the City. Compounding ■piroscTiptions u Specialty. rStS; I SCALES. We have a few pair that we will exchange for Wood 42 BUSINESS Having li.t«l nine years experience in different -. branch.** of Mercantile Trade in iPploce wlr -tr Iiiimne«» is done by the Thousands, I am not entirely nc xpcricncetl in basilicas mnltcrs. ‘ 1 am constantly buying and will soon have a well selected slock of * Groceries, Ghraeware, Chinaware, &c, &c. 1 offer no “baiU” in prices but firmly believe you cun buy of me at a little cheaper average price than at any other place in the city. Sugar,., Tea.* and Coffee* 1 nut sell­ trig nl hargnin-s. laimpi* Side Lamps, Bracket Ijirnj» and Trimmings Cheap. Choice Huney, Full Cream ’ Cheese. Oranges, Lemons, figs. Cranberries, Horseradinb, Pickles.Plain and Mixed, and a full line of Canned Goods, all very cheap. A"bew thinp. Fresh Compressed or Lightning Yeast, nic\ light bread in three hours. / Farmers I have shipped about .'i0O0 lbs., of dried apples, but will buy more and will buy nil kinds of ‘ dried fruit and produea.for cash or trade. . Betnember the pbtee, one door cast of. Post flffice. f'KS&'.“4£SS k.l wawMU*U« kt»m ainiau*' »r iu Mte ~«i» M'. ||OSTETTE^ L RUSSELL REAL ESTATE Bitters W- H. SCHANTZ. EXCHANGE! CITY PROPERTY rOR SALeu,.i DAY’S KIDNEY PAD I Receipts. What is it made out Ans —Pure DRUGS only. How is it made * ’ Ans.- With care and accuracy. - ’ G.P. Rowell &. Go's. Col.; Where to get it ? *»«■-*> JoSrrtS 4 Bolchtw, -■ _ 1 where you will always find a full and l’' 1 CfFFICr: ON JEFFERSON STREET ! naiwuras, Mini. Myl I THEONLYMEDICINE .That Aeto at the Same Time on THK LIVER, ' THE BOWELS, _ . > and tho KIDNEYS. lOTSficTALlkll FREE ' ..... THE UKEAT DISCOTEBT a Drugs and Medicines, [ Our cx]>en«ca are light and we sell jrarodyouradore*. re* । । goods in same ratio. * jp-e FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY ___________ -A. NEW PHASCS-- PilPBLEtt rsi or three year* sgo, an eccentric naturalised snd ven patriotic Amvrioan by the name of Ixtwis, died over io New iwn and left several million dollar, to Unele 8am. Thro hw alleged widow, whom nobody ha<L orcr heard of before, stepped io aod claimed tbe whole property, or st soy rat* her dow«r right la it Quit* aa ar­ ray of witneaaoa testified to th* illaged facts, and a certificate, apparently regular, wa* produced. Il looked r* if Code 8*m WM going to Iom the little wiadttl. Some­ how or other it wa* expected that all wa* uv» ngus, aou ou am pmeu or aurtner, tho granting of letters of adminbtretioc to Mrs. I-ewia waa dented. Then the cucepiraton, fur it seems it was nN a eon- l^rok. Mtoh. A specially. BALDWIN'S ASTHJIA CORE. ■ <if KIDNEY-WORT Tbe monkey was killed but tbe child will die. A novel case has just come upbstore ous of our minor court*. An "awilstant lover," as lie calls himself, sacs a. somewhat wdl . To the HvunraUt ilnyar «U<1 CuntMon known sporting character, a Lacker of pedostrtiM and other athletra, tor the (iatacil of Iht City of H.tUinyt : GKtrTLBMBX At a regular meeting amrom of >300 and a suit of cloths*, in of Pioneer Engine Company, No. 1, Hail ings Fire Department, held at tbeir room tn thia city on Friday evening, Fab. fl, 1880, Mr. Cassu* Ide end Anrae Morrbon were elected to momberahip ia tbe same, subject to tbe spproval of your honorable A good many farseeieg political obaerrere believe that Utica was the high-water If the Deotoeratu wish to find out mark of the Grant movement. They may whether th* war wm going oo when Bay­ or may not be correct ; the next few week* ard made his eceesuion speech, two munths after tho capture of Sumter, end two Un motion tbe request waa granted. month* afar tbo Msisachme-.t* l.-oope Republicans of itn vieinity now shows 100 The following plaeea were designated were fired upon in th* street* of Baltimore, for Blaine, 00 for Sherman, 27 for Grant, let them nominate liimato bitu tor the 11 for Washburns, 4 for Garfield and 6 for the bidding of registration and eiortion at the ensuing City election ' scattering. First Ward at Jordan's wagon shop. Many leading Democrats in Minnesota Second Ward at Bubberd'a cooper shop. whore view* have been obtained by the Third Ward at tho Council Boob. Tbe cheek of S. J. Tilden is stupendous. St. Paul Piuaeer-Pnu, characU-rite the Fourth Ward at the County Sheriff-* Thank of a man who bought a Presidential rebeme to oust Congressmsn Wsahbureo office in tbe Court House. nntuinafton, who waa tbo moving influence aa highly hdaoent. behind Twssd* dcction fraud* and illegal The average Graenbaekcr in Congrere and W. W. Kelly Secretary of tbe Board naturelimtiuu, and whonc agura undertook acesta to be acquiring the habit of being I of Registration. to purcluao alooioral votre ia tour Stares, ■shamed of hiumslf. Mr. Weaver, of On motion Council cdjurned. dsploriag the us* of money and corrupt loam, does not, however, enjoy any other Jonw M. Braau, Recorder. emotion than that uf Mlf-wmplaeeocy. Kx-Goysrocr BuUoek.of Blaasschusetu, The Wauhingtoe /W, wtiish waa an advacate of tbe infiation heresy all the b ia favor of nominating President Hayoe Wsabburnc is his are while it waa a danger, now remarks that fvr another term. 1 Mr. Weaver of Lor* (Greeabeeksr) haa ood choice and Edmunds hb third. Tho Boorixiriem of Delaware, wlaeh i* the become a ‘‘great rongrearional nutsanee.*' ex-Govrroor declines to be a delegate te ' fruit of Bayanibai, prove*, ia a strange A Washington Senator i. said to have ' man to talk about Cao apiril of na&Mility: There are 74,431 Federal ofiosra of aU ottered to give a Imndvomo party on the Tbe Anti-Grant RqniWirew of Afonay, Fourth of July if the next Republics !■ Inorta and kinds, with «akria* amounting to These sro the figure* N. Y., in their nddrem to tbo pubfe, refer tick* doetsi prow to bo Blaine and II 531,252,107.2V. > to the £*ct that the Republisan party was Logan. Hut ia a brand-new combination- >' D. Todd. H. D. Hull, I. Tripp, R. Stephenson. W. J. & L. L. HOLLOWAY, S of it plainly visible, and have we not a right to complain of ita non aanersment, all, b imred at lie fall talas, especially if ba » a Ropnblican. Now, if thb hits Hicks, we hope be will out tbe coat on. ‘ The undersigned Physician, and Surgeons. 5------- of the city of Adrian, have lor several years ttespg Wtjtsratfa nnst been acquainted with Wa.J. Hollow*! SiKTStSsXtSSK; as an able and reliable Prescription Drug“*±TVXS I gist. He is a graduate ot the Pharmaceutical j College of the University, is able in his P rofession and is in every respect w’orlhy of the confidence of the Profession nnd of the ,.^.0 TUIKTG,! """ Roberts a Gall*and Sec it* hotchkiss, - ---—-------------- =■- - - Riga uf tbe GoMrtl Eagle ______________ ______ . Fnrr. A VALUABLE INVENTION, THE WORLD RENOWNED * ■wmflmfll WILSON SEWING MACHINE In workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, and ?’ °’®K"nt’» ■■ • flret-olaee Plano. It received the hlghast avvards at the Vienna and Centennial Expo* ** *EW8 OMMOURTH FASTER than other vnt er *• «"»"»»♦•<«• There nro more 2°,d ,n the Un,t®d States than other»- The WILSON :ssai WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. ±or_Sah’ by all First-tints Itealrrx. Um las gS.fSsSxSaxESS dr.j.a.sherman �Ttfi HrpuHtcyl B^tn Entered at the Post Office. Hastings, Mich., as Secondclass Matter. , Republloan C*ucu». The Rrfn1-lieana of Carlton will hold thrir eausui al tho Town House cm Tues­ day March'30th at one o'dodt p m. to nominate candidates for lownahip effort* for th* etuuefog year, aad tot' <J>r election of five delegate* to attend lite County Convention to be held *t the Court Hous* io tba city of Hartiag* 29th, to alert dalegate, to Rev. T. J. Wrt will deliver a tan County uorrvrpondenoe. thb evtniag at Unfa* Hall. Hb .abject ! Al a meetiug of the Club il wa* tba MtBDLKVn.Lt, March 8,1880. fo hb travda ia the far Wart, aad the dil- unaaimona vote that John M. waa chosen NrtwithatMding tba Bad, biuiosm baa faran*. tribe* of Indiana, their mod* of HE., I Prreidctil aod being e»II on he made hb been brink epon oar *tr*rt* tbo pool weak. custom*, Ac. Go and hear him.'a* wo I debgi. Muy stranger* bare been among wa, bar* no doubt be will give an intererting II SntMTLUu It give* me. U make* none looking for forma and aonrn looking leetnre. me glad all over ven I tinka of thn onor I ' you Pestoed on me. Never before since I Mr. DcRiomer ba* oommaoood making stumped the Co. of Barry fo the great and the ttecaaaary exoavatiou* preparatory to i glorious eanan of Greenbacks (yon all know building the naw elevator what thrtfoj.hafl peen ao.hava I fori, If trnme parti** would cornu her* who wal, I can't expreaa to tell yon how I fed. wbh io eogagv if aome manufacturing I Foya, let us push cur can* you all knew bnriarm ia wbieV a good water power ■hat I mean, let ns aak all de painter* to could be utilited, they would find Middleaboin «u, in our, du can*. I fad I would viOe a desirable plm*. to locate like to make all de arrangement* to night, Quito a hula excitement wa* cauaed but I fad to good. I point one oommiuy hero oo Friday morning, the 5th inti., by Naahnlle, for abodor, and brought to that to-night, and I think of it one week den 1 the arrest of a Mr. Huffman, for th* very plaoe, tried, aad tbo jury aero oof point yoq all. Dal eommiUy will be a gfoe rimple diteraion ot pulling olwtMrtiooa oo j De follow- the railroad iraefc, *o that tba night train* | we leant, about fire minute* and broogh club. We waal you to sing. ia a verdict of aaptitlal. idg ahentfomeu will be that committy : pmaing here could have tho fun of push ■ Mr. 8ofoo>on Shively of Haatinga town­ Henry 5Lnilg->mcry W-, Jamas Alexander iog them off, or of befog themrel*** thrown ship, ha* just returned from Ohio, where 8., and John Cdboun Q. Now I goingi WM a Motion hand, ud liaa ban ■ mi­ he baa been oo buaiaoa, and reporta that deat of tbfo village for tbe leal year. wheat ia looking very slim ia some lucriiIt appear* that tbe .work ol ..b.tructioR tie* in that State, either having been killed out by in*ecta, or abo the freezing Where village, ha* been going oo, mure or lea*, for aod thawing during the winter ha* dune leek at pickle*, day am all up. am paint ? To high, peya, ate whilewaah. aeveral mitrtba past, hut meetly within tbe I tell you we got te do it. Next limo we la»l three week*, the 7.30 evraiag train I. N.'Hnbburd long a rerident of Yenmeet wa ha! alt de—we fix cp everything. from Grand Rapid* having struck them, kee Spring*, haaremoved to Kan***, where Now let du glee dub ting, den we jura (the obalructioos) several tlmaa, but with­ he goes to take charge of hb brother's out damage. Hon. T. A. Hubbard's farm ; T. A. hav­ The hand uar(boe*c has been broken ing bteo alerted Rapiater of Deed* for open several limo* aod lb* hand ear put Humncr Co., that Stata. Mr. I. N. Hub­ upon tbe track, aad Urge stone* bare bard wa* the Jreeadrcr of Yankee Springe, been found upon tbo track, and it >i*< which ofioe be rerigjred, and Goo. W. Rawcfi. Real Estate Exchaug*. ■ been by tbe mret strict vigiUneo oo the SdU cheap fin fo* by the College Wileox Esq., was appointed m hb atead. putt of Mr. O'Day, tbe Section Bom, that Republican County Convention. Student* at jkibjon. C. T. Parker. A. M. Black ha* another grand piece nf the track baa been kept passable for A Rcptblican County Convraikni for A npmbcYvif firat ciasa term* for aale at arehitectute art up in hb marble ahop. It b tbe Heoey monument that wo mid the (laxtian ot tcii delegates to represent Ou Thursday evening the 4th iwai, Mr. the County of Barry in the Slate C'onaeveral weeks ago Mr. Black waa about O'Day want eat from .hi* bouse, which b to commence. It b of variegated Ver­ ventioo, tu be brid at Detroit on tbe 12th upon ■ he railroad greuad* tome halt a day of May, A. D , 1880, and for aueb mont marble, very beautiful, both in qual­ [ mile nonb at tbe Depot, aod walk'd up ity of material, and design of^attern, and other'boaipeaa a* may properly com* be- toward tbe Ihfwt, then walked Lack to th* work on it fo a* only Mr Black know* hb heart and a-krd Mr* O’Day te welch Runyan A Son are filling their boot and 1 how to du. It b a family mcionmeot* ' Court Hca*«. io the City of Hearing*, n bhoe »a>re w|th a splendid stock for tbo I Thursday, tbe 29th day uf April. I&W. al aod b to be set up to Rivyrrida eeme<ery. 12 o'clockj noon. fTpring trade. Cull aod aeeiL Wo hereby return our hourly 'thanks to , We regret to bar* to suntuoce th* duMr. Samuel Roush of Freeport, for favor* received from him. With a very desirable and mod complete Stock of FOREIGN AND IJONtESTIC, Fine and medium priced G-OOJDB : Trimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes. Ribbons, Button.. An Elegant Asaortment of Hamburg Embroideries. Qu<pure, Valenclens, Madras and Torchon Lacea. Bennltfal line of Silk anil Embroidered Tie* and'Rich it*. Brown and Bleacheti Colton* from i to 2i yard* wide’ Splendid Stock of fine and cheap READY-MADE CLOTHING I Spk-ndid Stock of floe HATS AND CAPS. and New Ksfbrtmciit of Spring Cloths. G'assimeres and Sailings. And fine lino of Tailors Trimmings to mutch. Merchant Tailoring done in all its Bnmche*. Corpete, Mattings, Oil Cloths and lings. lodiM, Mufies and Children’s fine Show and Slippera. Th* Soperrbora of th* County and the Mayor ft our city eity will do wall to re­ member lite Pruriaiattiun required by law to be plated in ten voting plane io each toweahip and ward Within tbe five day* nest proceeding lb* deerion ou lb* Sih day ot April. Copfoe at ten cent* tach Q’OOJO'srjSja.n. <fe co., Empire Block, Corner Store. l3lf NICHOLS,SHEPARD&co.B;L!^iI:i VIBRATOR PUZZLE F- SoMty, al hb home Wednrmlay, March 17th, Te* at G o'efouk. ' j Sunday night, la*t. wa* bur of tbe foldett of the winter. Monday morning implentente, wagon*, carriages. Ac- t\e, and tbe community at Urge, regret that (hr mereuty walked 8’ above uwo. Beet itnd cheapest Cashmere at Grant'*. । Burney Mnscr u to leave.ua, but whag» ever ba goes, A* will nervy with him the well wiil.es of hit wuoy trbnd* io thia dy applied in each d-laj repna a greai deal to lh« cold by huzwea'p*<i-u hi* feet got wore* daily, until use Jay L< fainted ia the al mac A few day* atai ho agri* oame to my *ror*<and *ho*«d m. Tlmre will be a Convention held at the Chidealer Schoolhouse, on SaKirday, 1 The efotrra to be built Court March 20lh, for the purpose of orgatinu? Hou<<- (yard by order of tho Board of a Woman'* Christian Tempmnec Union Suprcifir*, is to be pot in by Mr. J. Q. Crerey.l The I.Ji« of the W. C. T. U, will five > Noah eo4 Milk social Wednesday peening ;Mareh 17th. A full attendance i derirei. The Bspitiat Sorieay will give a augur alicial Friday evening. RefmhuMnts served at right. A cordial invitation b BXttirlcd tdafl. pi[cr» and dfoecaeioM on subject* of in­ tereat to the teuqonucc cause, and a abort addrara may be expected from Mr*. N. Bailey. let every woman in Rutland fed that the ba* a special invitation to b* present. Come and ace for youroelvcs, and learn wbat each one'* duty fo, a* good ettiacua, to-aid ia the awpprtwrion of tbb avil which ia upon ua in all it* mighty ' Boat anu'ab'fkpert Ceahme re at Grant'*. strength, and by uniting upon tome plan of harmofliou* action, aid in ita removal Remember the Ireture at Union Hall thia evening by Rev. T. J. Weat. Il We bad tbe pleasure of listening to the will undoubtedly ba an interesting lecture lactam of tbat'ekx|U*nt temperance orator aad it will pay to attend. and lecturer, Mr. John IL Clark, on Suu . B<at and cheapnt Caihmereat Grant'*. day and Monday evening bat His br­ "Oar aairhboc* over the way”, had bet-1 tor follow thrir own ad vies and "pull dawa the blind*” before Maoding at the Beat and cheapcat Cashmere at Great *, crowded, notwithalMdiag there wa* tu L. Siorq, one of nar moat popular aad admitlanoa foe. aod we rinecrely believe atKcamfal merchant* left on Saturday last that the hall would be thronged tightly for New Tack City for tho parpore of pur. for a week, if Mr. Clark were te bold chxaing bl* rpring and autamer stuck of forth there. To nay that bo b ao aloqucat speaker, i* but uring tame word*. To aay Dm: and cheapest Caahmere at Great's. that he b aanMst, but half expraaaea it, J. M. Roger*, on Saturday laat, shipped aod io ny that there b juat eUoagb bamur tram tbb city, two ear load* of eatt1*, some to slut the button* from your veep1, jiut of them very fine indeed, e»p*ei*lly tho** exactly bitait.' Tboae who mire bcurieg which be purchased of Mr. Fred. McNair. They were beamin'. that they Wi'l regret, whan they bear tbeir friawda tell of hb eluqwnon and power. There are still a go.4 many of our aubWa hop* Mr. Clark may be aacemd to aetiber* who daairo to pay theie aubeeripapeak hoe* ayain era long them do ao aeon aa the rood* ar* anffrient ly reulcdpro they ran, fee w* need it. Bert and cheapest Cashmere al Grant *. The Ladle*' Sewing Society connected ■iib the Epboopal Church, will bo ontertaiotd by the Ladies at Ui* Society Parlor* in Rowe: Block, on Thursday of thb ■ The Kemon at Naahvilk, oo Monday, nmiltod fo Ita riaotfon of tba eititena er Temparaacw Ticket by a handsome major­ ity. Elihu B.Chipman, President of the lU£>rm Club, bring vturtad Prwideol ot the village. We Irani that J. W. Boekte, Kaq., b confined to kb bad, and has bees, for aev­ eral wckka, with general defolity. W* do net Iraru that there fo any purticuLr disearn about him, but age aod debility, aod he is much mused upon car street*. l^rt and ebraptet Caehmerd at Grant *. At the Hocfolnf Reform Club No. 2, Thursday avretfog, March 4, the nrt prneatri* nmowaled to jost fill 00. The dub daaira to thank tbe Jadiea of tho Christian I’nfon for the use of tbeir dishes, Ac., Ae, aad the public generally for their liberal patronage Best and cheapcrt Caabmarn *1 Grant a. Mix. Stanton will giva her very lateraatfog footer* on '-Our Girb," <m Monday Kro. March 22, In Union Hall. No tout foe. father, brother or youag lady tbcaild fad to hear it. Admbefou 25«a Ilrerrvad rest* tnu be had without extra charge at Hwdenhotia. * i track te where a forgo atuoc waa lying, and carried it upon th* track, and when hq laid it down she was very near him, and raid to him - "That will du Mr. Hwlimaa, I know you and will nq>oct you te morrow REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AND TO RE1 Io my life, but nothing to equal thb, aod wa* afraid tbe poor firfi-.w would lose Lit iI! limb*. Ue asked m* for Sr. Jacob'* i Oil ; but at firat I refuted, aa I did not wish to take the raapnubility to myealf, ____ County Cum­ Sheas)* Mr Huffman stooped down aa -----.j’w. H. Powua, if to pick np a none and »he thought b* D. R. Cook, Chairman. would throw it at her, but he turae-d from taafoJer wttb him. Secretary. .■ I’ate-i Hastings, March 4th, 1880. tmpeuwl term at *.> Urx aa Eeetlem*. I.U HZ-..1.. . .1 I--.-- C._ After *i»< <i»y* <br ■ Rueio«an «>f the Barry Coeaty Probate saw the headlight of tbe early evening Court, for the week ending March 9th. train e>NM around the c»m far down the Clcmrete Smith, Judgn. track, and knew that •otcrtbtng must be Ftyy -1'*-—Malte* of appointing a guardian for John R. Mohler. Proceed ing* withdrawn. Knappen*« Law O"ice ' Company that Mr O Ihy wa< careleM MarchBatata of M. J. FriAie, aod negligent in hb buiiaiwa and to gtt ! deceased Foreign will admitted to Pro­ him diaehirgad. hoping that be (Huffman) bate. C. M. Knappea, roliritor for peti might get the altnition fur himself. “And . Shrwwdnoe* and Ability. Haman waa haa^.-J spin the galfow* he ■ Hop Bitter* ao freely adverlbed in al* had prepared tn Mordieai ■ Dr. S. 8. Parkhurrt i* again apon our the paper*, secular and rtligioua, are hav­ ing * forge **!e, and are (uppUattng all alreMs, hb temporary eriufinetamt to bn Estate of George A. Wilcox, a mitxo. ruunn being oaly the effect of over ex­ other medicioc*. There fo n<> deeyiag the virtue* ef the Hop plant, aad th* proprtaPetition for *pp< iirtmenl of guardian filed. ter* of these Bitter* have Shown great ertion and coasHjtMat fatigue. Bond filed and Idler iuued te William Ttr Maple Sapr Serial at the Hoouui ■ hrewdnea* tod ability in nompowndmg a of the hint Congregational Society of Bitter*, whose virtue* are *o palpable to 1 every one's observation • Krehaeyr 44 45 Ettata of lUbeeca Halladay, | Middleville, cn Friday evening tbe fitli Petition to aril real estate filed inM., whir* Sugar and I«a*aca were plenty, I Iteth inst. aaaicnrd for bearing. wa* a *ueevm, erpeetally that part of it which wa* uod«r tLe upedal care of Mi»a I Final aco,unt of adminbtretor filed with Kilty Comb*, Mia* Rim Waikina and petition for. allowance and discharge. Mu* Manic Pnu'dle, aod known a* the March “*j, iaaum assigned for hearing. Art Gallery, wb«r* many ttnnga eariu*tIfotele of Milo Uabonx. dereared. tiea tree to aatnre though embellished by art, were exhibited, to tbe great amuse­ ment of all who paid thrir nickel at tbe Medical Society. Estate of Henry Troyer, 'deceased. Th* Regular Quartetly Meeting of the L**h Dnrkce appointed administrator. Hahanamann Medical Booiety of* Etton and Barry Co*-, met *K WoieoU Houae,' April 2Gth nod Hept. 1st, next, aaaigned Naahritti, Mieh., Mdkh 3, 1880,10:30, for hearing claim* before tbe Court. Estate of Peter Zebrick, at. ah I.irenta A. M. Th* followiog officer* for the cn to sail jml estate granted gnardfoa March 5 —Estate of W. IL Frye, deaaaaed. Receipt of heir* filed by admin­ istrator aad order of discharge entered. NtavS* Sod Vfoa Pre*., Dr. L P H.aen. CMitrt; Booordtng 8«-., Dr. E F. other*, minora. Petition Grant, Harting* ; Car. 8ec., Dr. C. & be docreed te pay a certain 8ocll, Ver mootvUIc; Treasurer, Dr. F. I.. to W. 8. n Mapes tiled. March 22d, Boell, Kalatno Tho afortfoc waa foikiwed by ao oxami instant, aailgeed for hearing, and citation nation ot etima, and discussion of same. Mrs. Dr. Burton mad a very able and inEstate of John 11. Cbrfopril, daceaacd. terortiog paper on -The tainance of mind Petition for appoiutmeut of adininfotreior upon tbe nencu* *yii«n" filed. April 1st, next assigned for bmrSupper wa* (prvad at tbo Hotel, after The exhibition eoniuted of fifty vbwa, among which were tbe Mill upon the Flo*a, Among tbe Cicada, Mnaic ia the Air, Deaf and Blind, Pairing Off, Huaret in Chia*,- Bonaparte Croaring th* Rhine, Mnatered la an-l Mnatered Oat, Com­ mentator on Aeta, Degdla'a Coaatry Ileal aod cheapest Cashmere, al Gnat's Seat, A*., Ac. Mma Millie DaL^g baling removed Tba Maple Sugar Social al Mr* Smith . RretaurMl, uader tbe aa*p*e** of lb* Reg ever L- Stem's Btnen, fo now prepared to ukr Baptbt Church of Middbvilfo, ow du alt work in bar line *f ouiluig. String. Aa. Aa. Thauklag my many prtrnan fur Wedoeaday rveMug, tbr34 inM. waa abo March H.—K*tate of Amos A. Smith, daevaaed. Prtkiou foe appointment of administrator filed- April lat next, aasheep Breeders Aaaociation. signed for bearing. la rnpoatae to tbe anil ia tba Baww tn Estate af Friar Zcbrick aad other*, of two week* ego for a meeting of lb* minor*. . Bond aad oath on sals of yval farmer* of tho county to form a aheep breeders and »>ol grower* aaaoeiatioo, to be bold at tbe Coart Houae la ibia wall of water, and lou of good fruit. W ill trade for 40 er 60 sore farm, ud wil pay ths difference, abooU there b* a*T I '«a quire ef Hwnjr Jo***. 42m2 2d Ward. Haaatag* C.ty. Haute of Amanda M. Monger, deceased. Claim* beard and report filed. Amount of claim*. I134 .G1. Eatata of Pheba A- 1’hinip*. decaaad. Daniel Striker appointed administrator, perform* hi* duly a* aoeh, file* hb report aod is dfoeharged. Ertate of Paler Foimar, a minor. Becvipt filed and gnardian dbehargad. Knappen's Law Office. Farms For Sale. DAUCHY4. CO. COL. Seep.S PlANtS Knappen's Law Office. pFfOtt fEBLT HERALD. See Trek nt/. , —- _*x* AGENTS READ THIS! ir-yiretaw '-•u i. «Lmb a. Mienreia :5BrtS‘. COMFOtJTOOXYGEgiSSStf Foreign New* “ r*te>rb.Xreretma.a»4reb-.re.TT-- Slum Tba Weekly Horrid a °J0UFI.‘JSlH!r ON 30 DAYS TRIAL sVUSrJsrs HALL’S CATARRH CURE. 5,000!AWMiSS " NO CURE. NO FAY i The New York HERALD | ONE DOLLAr 'a YEAR.’ WE WILL MAKE THIS PWWmON. Heal and cheapest Cashmere at Granl'a. Wa have oo idea that Dr. John Rob arts will enter foie aay nf those aix day walking matefos, but •• are happy to anaonne* that for aavaral day* pert h* baa U-m playing the --------- — PIANOS Great Opportunity. HEHDEBSON'S SHORT-HORN aanuLKL uEirunt, anaruv- hr eatvssX. VritlMS** 4 itnun.ni untnuK rnubui nrnrmm-: mm„ �u SELLERS' •J; COUGH Chib Afloat, recording its summer excur­ sion in a eaaabboat from New York to Lake Champlain. Thye are thirty-nine illnstratioM by membra of the dab. chief­ ly reflecting thespiril of jollity which ba. SYRUP —“'X'” 60 Year* Before the Public. Th* lows fagirialure Um passed 1 bill ttiuu and literary mao. Tho intevior prohibiting the manufacture or' Mb of decorotfoos of th® boat, character* ul tbo Oteanirgcrinc io thu State. ■ tow to which it wks attached ow tbo Hud aoo, tbe inadcoto by the way, life and scene* co the low.path, tba p*i*-**rl aod among tb ■ subjects ot serious or humoruas dolinestian. Over thirty pages are ac­ corded to the paper, whbh b thou-ht to be superior in interval and uniqueness to The Tfln Club at Play, published a year Sin the same magaxioe, ud ack nowI d to be "tbo hit of the anasou." The ts ar* Abbey, Chase, Gifford, Rein­ hart, Weir, faffsn Diclmu, Hcpkinaon Smith, Quartley, Sarouv, Twaehmu and O'Donovan. The text i* by faffsn and Ofio* near two hundred and fifty thouaaad cases awaling aeuoe, while under its prew­ eal administration sqt over one thouaud a mouth are perfected, aod, at thb rote it will require twenty yean aod more to per. fact all thmo cliimj. Mr. Coffrolh, at Pennsylvania, has iaitiatod two measure* tn Congress which lubk to relief. One of thou propose* to- place oa the ponaion rolb ths names of all survivor* of th* military and naval service of the Unital State* dar­ ing tbe recant war who wet* disabled ia tbo aervi**, and tb* widow* or ether dependent relatives of those who died ia the ssrvfo*, and that they shall receive pension* only from the date of the f<»eego af the law. Tbe rate of pensioa shall bo 18. a month for death or total disability, aod flfl- * month far partial disability. , \ The second provision of thb biifaU that ou making proof th* affidavit af the applicant himself »h»*.l be reerived, but it must be corroborated by the affidavits of When a death occur* tn Fiji b has to be registered ; and tbo native scribe nut dnfre.joootly fills the blank left far "cause of death" with the words "medicine sup­ plied by miasiouuie* After all Mt. Blanc b not the highest uaioeaee of Europe. Recent measure acuta go to show that tbe Elbert tenonla n, of tbe Citx3ud.ni ebain, exceed* it by more than 2,3<X) feci. " Geo. Braddock's grave near Piusburg glwb larches, two Norway sprare* ud a willow are planted around It. Did it ever occur to you why a lawyer wh> b conducting • disputed rill case b like'a trapes-- performer in a circus? Didn’t? Well, its because be flic* through the heir with the groeteri of foe*. liv. Tho bus Bcceber b rtsponsibfa far the following bit of advice : "If your wife objects to kbuag ycu because ycu smoke, simply remark that you know Sjrne girl who will That seulea it." Jacob Henson, tho veritable "L’ocfe TouT.of, Mm. Btowe's f«m<wu novel, b wheat dains err now pending before tbe atill I living nesr Chatham, Ont. IU was Commiasioocr of Furious taay withdraw io a Ifetruit lheator last ymr ud wit­ nessed the play of which he b the hero. then and take advantage of thb act. A city broker, visiting a country lady Tbe other bill provide* fur the establish inept of a Court of Pensions. Thb co art ud wishing to increase her knowledge uf b to consint of a chief and four associate affairs, asked her if she knew what "vaterjustices. The court b to have jurisdic­ ing Mock" meant, to which the replied. tion of all pension caam decided adrcrosly "Of eourac I do; it Is giving tbe cow* by the Cvmmbrioner o! Pctnioos. Tbe deebioa oflbe court ia to be final. Kate is a red-headed, black-eyed bsbv, Contrary to gencrcl ex pectai ion the ju*t loo euto for any use. Tho other night Democrats have detanained to take op the she eioeed her little prayer a* follows ; Fit* John Porter rose in the Senate, aod "Dod, 11 rase mats tne a ctood 'iulodiri"— end then forgettiag for whose sake, she ___ —______ , —— from day added “for pity's rate, amen." to day until disposed of. Senator Ran­ Scans in Now York : "Plcaso, sir, give dolph, who b charged with lbs conduct sf tbo Dill, succeeded Friday iu baring it me a penny , my mother i.* atarviog ud formally taken up, end Mt undentandutg we have nothing to eat, and no money to was reached by which the discussion will get food " “Cu't do it, little girl ; I'm begin co Monday. Senator Randolph b on my way to suMeribo to tho Irish relief earnest end enthusiastic in hb support of fund, aad must not be bothered." Porter, ud cxnremea confidence in hb Io a little family discussion,- tbe other ability to rare* the bill successfully day, the madam remarked, somewhat tart­ -through. He raid today that.it was hb ly ; "When I marry again—" "I sup. pose you will marry a fool," interrupted purpose to proas tho bill to a vote without unnecessary delay. He claims to have as­ the huaband, "Beg your pardon," said surance* fam several Republican Senators ifa, "I shall do nothing of tbe kind. I that they will support the measure. prefer a change." Tbe lord ud master General Porter has been io thu city fre­ quently dnring^the winter, as tbe guest of A Quincy small boy was looking at Ex-Secretary Delano, who recently ar* rived in Washington fam an extended tour in the South, slataa that everywhere V. - L. Z J D —.LU—____ - were, however, as a rub, active far Sher­ man, ud he briicvm that their activity aad seal may succeed in securing driagtUa to Chicago that will caat their votes, at least ou the first four ballots, for Shcrtnu. An intorcMing episode al the Capitol oa Tuesday was the brief speeches of Senator* Voorhsoi and Morrill, of tbo Committee oa the Library, on the bUl to pay the heir* of the late artist, Brumidi, the few hundred dollar* remaining dur him, and also lo defray hb funeral expenses. Constutino Brumidi's only, reward for tbo oonuauous lab%r of a quarter sf a century, will lx a pcstbutuous fame which will probably grow brighter as a knowledge of [...rej-k- award a high order of merit Co Brumidi's work. Unfortunately, muy of hb moat admirable fresco paintings are hidden fo dark conifers or is committee rooms whish are not open to the public. Bnuuidi regarded the dscoralion of the Capitol as hb lifo-wutk, and, though hb oompensation was ao meagre that ho dies oitirsly destitute be never seems to hare sought more remunerative employment. Be laatns a daughter abroad who was de­ pendent upon hb ntmitlannw, and ao adopted soo who. was pursuing tbo study of art under hb triliou. Hb groat value will doubtless become cridaot to those up­ on whom it may devolve to secure a oompetocl band to finish hb uncompleted oral Grant to uy ether candidsic .sad will rota solidly foe him, but what good will thrir vot usds ? If they are oast at aU, they will si'.ber be throwo out or out numberwd by tissue baHota. Tbo Bopu> ficaoa of the North must elect the next grievance* of tho National Guard of that lime, aad contains a stirring account of the metscroUe riot of the Btrehai or sol diery, in tbe early part of Peter's reign. Mr. Schuyler's style b admirably adapted to narrative, being dear and vigorous, and free from whimsicality ; he b not a mere translator of events, bat hb wide acquaint* anco with Rueb and its history lias de­ veloped decided snd original opinion. The illustrations, being entirely fawn Rusina Bearces, arc sure to be authentic. In thb part they number eighteen, ud employ the service* of Cbariemagnn (painter to tho present Court) Dmitrieff, Francis La­ throp end others. Mr. Richard Whiting contributes a pa • per on •‘Cham,” the late French earica turart, lo which there are twenty illustratfoas, chiefly from Cham's original sketchco in tbe Assemble* Nationals Ootnique, Charivari, aod elsewhere, and include ca­ ricatures of Luoartfoe, Loub Bone.' fa­ vour, Lnmcnnau, Mootalcmfart, Felix I’yat, Hugo and Girardin. A portrait of Cham is given, and a copy of Muonu-r's artistic creation of Joseph Piudhamme, The fiuionut repraKntatirc to tho Malto legtab'.urr from the town of t-rarborougb. recently preaeated u order, of which tho following b a literal capy: "Ordered, that tbo judiciary oommiuy be diracticd to inquire into the epudiaocy of ao unending tbe ouaMitution af the stat that the wrigh: of raffrage shall bo licacti to those who ere able to r«ad and rite the Engibh Ungage." USs S^Sls.riksButs fc»iSrr»**Sll-.. »e ***'■ ASMw4ae«lU*MiOT w* (I1. Ari 3sis Malaria Dcatroyed. G. A. J. Gadbob, of Brockville, Cua- •sUslI stare *re*s*** iaiarw da, certifies that bo wa* pruetntsd by a nularhl db*aa«i cuutruetod in Texas, snd wua <ieick)y ud cutujIricly cored by the use.ui Warner a Safe PiU. ud 8.1c Bit­ ters, Be adds : ~1 shall sever travel in that climato without your Safe Pills and BiUcrs as a part of my outfit." 15-2S. The Groeucasde (Indiana) /foMarr calls erala hate been placed upon tbe Grand Jury of 1‘usosm oienty, where the build­ ings of lUpublicus were recently burned because they employed negroes a* farm WILL.YOU READ THIS for 52 0 0. Fruits, treats thb month io hb usual practical way of Raspberries for Home snd Market, ud u illustrated with strik­ ing drawing* of berriwa, etc., by Gibson, Kappce, Riordan and Taber. Tbo ~ n<-* whtcti it u anooum-ed, baa awakened wid> interest, will end with the April p*p*r. which will probably be the most fully aod happily illustrated of all. . The, soooad part of Mrs. Burnett's Loubuua. introduces s chancier who s likely to be a favorite with he- readers, Loubiuny'a ftfher, Rogers The Grsudiaantvs l prvtwunie1 ia throe syllables; roaches its fifth pert, with more of tbe interesting Crwile ' lift la New Two View* of Napoleon, i* an unsigned , review of tbv memoir* of Prines Metter­ nich ud of Mme. de Remuset (Parts 1 ud 11.). in which th* writer gives rea­ sons fur thinkiqg that tho latter, book was "doctored". Over Sunday at NcwBharou b a pictnrtaviu* description of a Kansas cattle town, by Henry King, one of the moat promising ot tbe newer writer*. Tbe frontier man's opinion of tbe ledbn, in Mr. King's p*yvr, may be road iu connec­ tion with the following pswr by H !L, oo The Wards uf tbe L'nitdB Slatos ‘Go*. under which title thb author cuotemplaica pubUahiog at Intervals minor nbserrailene and mcm-mnda about out door life. The poetry is by Kila iHetx, Elicabeth Stuart PbeiM. Anna Lynch Botta, G. P* Lathrop, T. Vf. IGgqinsoo and M. T. 11. The Departments are fresh and varied ia subject. In Topics of the Time, ,I>r. Hollaed announces the willingneu of Scribner & Co'., to purchase pictures fur out-of town buyers—u estarpriu under­ taken chiefly in the interest of American vision sf the Scripture*-aad loduslrisl Education sir also dbewwed. He-------- 11 .Society breaks a boo* or two w some scriptural eograviagv, an 1 gu*d long ' Shopping fur Country Friends ai and earnestly upon a repress citation of ' Plague of Furvcsl Calls, and the p Adam ud Eve tn their primitive dress. The , GvocrtJ Principles of Cooke* Taming to bb mother, be naked, "Ma. to a dos* with the aonsidentioa o didn't Adam ud Eva wear any clothes ?" broiling- Among the books -__ _ “No, my son." Ths Ud raflssted a mo- and b Mr. Linton's Hint* on Wood Engraving. meat, aod arid, “By hokey, though, but i There is also an account of the School 111 bet tbo mosquito* Jist made them Kxpwimooi in Quioey, Maae, which seems bump themsrivoa lively. lo be growing in favor. Tbs World s Work b given up to u arooaat of the r Night Ufa of Young Men eovsl urao.re»«ot ud ventilation of th* One night often destroys a whole life. Msdboe ; 8'inare Theatre, with two draw The leakage uf tho night keeps the day bigs j by r ranci* Lathrop Brio-a- Brae *■--------------- y. Nighi U do'* barrestiog (oaolaio* four unpublubcd pvmt by the late Irwia Russell, ud under Puoiical Ameni'ie* eime metrical corrmposdeaoe which took plafc last sutnmir between Mr ■’•“"bAXlgt. B. KAI ttreroiSSS WASHINCTON, ■HE WHITE Sewing Machin. Utrnakd it AftcarcKe, UtparaHdeJ it Silicify. Uuxr*a:icJ is CsnstncticK. UtprtCtdaicd it Fopulsrifr. Atd Uefafrfcd it tkc Bnod C~-. PILLS PHYIICIAHS, CLEBQUREN AID THE AFFUCTEB EVERYWNEBE. iJBayLSssaas-.^ TNE MEATE8T MEDICAL TRJDMPH Of THE ABE* Ss«s»roe*.MtdallrjM«M .telarJArv TUTTS’ PILLS tfEsfts-jrssaTisr t^« TOTS PILLS TUTT'S PILLS TOTS PILLS Michigan Central Railroad. TUTT'S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS cun utJbcg COUC. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. TW Ll«EAST AND WEST To AND FROM JIWUMj grand rapids and Detroit Mr- TUTT’S PILLS Sg£ *J* •illTf' •* i.ir/«>«ii TUTT’S PILLS I^WMBhw m ft TUTT’S PILLS WA^NEFVS KIDNEYS LIV ER CURE Canada Southern Railway ■I fstiesry tl|k A. I*. C“‘«i r.A »s«m^vfecM»«r*ere- XafJOHNSTOlTS^. 1 SARSAPARILLA1 um taam, trsmu, lives. The eity under the gaslight in not tbe same aa under God's sunlight Tho allurements and perib and pitfalls of night are a hundred fold deeper end darker and mor* daatraetivc. Night life in our dtb* b a dark problem, whoso depths ud abyssal ud whirlpool* nuke u> start bock with horror. AU night iobg leara are fal­ ling, bfood b streaming Young men, tall me how, ud where you End your evening*, and I will write out chart of your character ud final des tiny, with bluks to insert your names. It seem* to Be u appropriate text would be, ••Watchmu, whMri th* sightT‘ Po­ liceman, paring thy beat, what ot the night 7 What are tb* young mas of the rity doing at night? Where do they spend tbeir evening* ? Who are thrir sosocietal ? What arc lhetr habits ? Where do they go in, aad what lime do you see them come out? I’olioemen, would tho CHICAGO & IW MICHIGAN RAILSCAC Lftymatco, HaMMSt JSntpsa: terra jm»n* JIStEflS Per sale by Roberts i HotahkUs. BEST II TgfwMLD f has only to puy hb regular two IriUi* through Kbricin' aguey, to rocrive, tx t only Peterson', for a yew, but * really valuable quarterly mapaxiae of Cuhloa as wdl. How thb b to ha done, is explained U length, in the premium ibt to Ebricbs' Fashion Quarterly, an advance of which lies upon our table. Nor b thb tbe only novet feature which thb same premium Ibt eoatafoe. Other mvpxirar* offer pre mluma for subscriber*, but tbe Fashion Quarterly not only doss that, but la ad­ dition, inaugural™ ths novel idea of pre­ miums wadkeW subscriber*. Bat over tho Mtoundiag mystery we drop a discreet Bl-OARB. SODA M Mtas*. ta M SNOW & oo. W«M», Tho >'ew York TkAwae thinks that Garorioe end DoenrUy would U a Reform I uokM wxh rtMMihinli—usd that whoa a I CILT EDGED IARDB AT CALL THIS OF- � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-03-17.pdf a4c969f8b61feb5c1eca96fe4c3adfda PDF Text Text antral Railroad. ID8 DIVISION. \ TiftHi putLicn/l VOL. 24. NO. 46. THIS PAPER™ MEW YORK. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17. 1880. Having purchased the interest of Burns .Messer in the Agricul­ tural Buxines*, I shall hereafter conduct the busincm alone. I will continue to keep the full line of Machinery, Ac., heretofore sold by Messer Bros., and wish to call your special attention to a few «>f the principal Implements kept' for nle. The old reliable WHOLE NO. 1297. VmumM. D. CL,) Manta 8, IgSO.J Speaker Randall atiH iaawu that it ■ prvluLle that Congrma wffl get away by the middle of May, but m ana aba agrewuh him The Haute will begin work in iam Banka, Call Av He___ ____ . Mu Sad, 1880. O. Btreimm Of ImpreBy Order of Cow Al 7 o'clock, the citiaem morel, «lIcge atudeou oo a lark) bad Ealhreed in uaoaoM number* to publicly declare ibeir For Reaping needs only mentioning, they have been sold here for Twenty years and there ucnot ’ less than ONE THOUSAND of them now in use in Barry County.' Ov ’loads ' were sold ’'' last year and nearly a car load have been sold this season. J also wll thtf ’ ; ADRIANCE REAPER. WALTER A d.rera and ,nndry other aebemre in which ll.tr. ia auppoeed to bo a few dripping,, i" trow Jn fall blare. The pemonnei of thia (yndimta if given to-Coogrrea. would briug oertaia death to all the rebemew they hare in charge. It may be to tha publie interact to keep aa tja on thia ayndicata. Il ian’l aa pore aa virtue itaelf WOOD Consisting of the IRON MOWER, SWEEP RAKE REAPER and BINDERS. He Lithe only manufacturer who low a oneceasful TWINE BINDER.' Don’t forgot that I have u car load of STUDEBAKEll WAGONS With Patent Tire Slope Sliouldei rolled in boiled oil. 1 will tell you some other time about the Engines, Sow Mills, Threshers. Clover Hullcrs. Ac. Respect fully Yours. thjaelf and plereure thy friend. Ncilbar borrow money of a neighbor, or ■ fncud. but bf a atranger, where, paying for U, thou cbalt bear no mare of it. Otberwiaa tbu« *b*lt achpa* tby fredit, laae (by free-, dom. aad yet pay aa dear a* to anutberi But in borrowing of money be peeciou* of thy word : fur he that hath atr* of keep-. I ing day* of payment b lord of another AT THE CASH STORE aa* ia all ibe large boot* and aboe mana firluring tntotlubmenta—bc.ag worked upon a royally of one ent or more far every thoe made The income ariarog from it b eanruKMu, lhe atoekholdcn re­ ceiving far many yean ovar 140 per acet, per annum. Everybody ocaaected with it, ia fare, ha* become rich, and certainly if (U object of taauiag patent* few men\ torion* iareation b only to recur* to th*) deviaer a ft(r reeompesre for hii labor, ar. __.L_ •_ I ____ _________ __ VIII. We pee hh "Adricc to hia Son, aa a aingular example of the aeuleoewa, aenM. prudence, and wurldliurea which the great atalntmaa carried, into all hir aoeial rctalioor, private at well a* pablie. He died io 1198, hating lived a proepcroui and aeeurw life in danjiToua limenpyet are all jtiftn, and <>( little charge And if tbou ba>t catiae Io bcatuw any great era laity, let it be aumething wliieh mar be daily in right , “IhcrwiM in thia ambi-.ioo* ax*, (boa alialt remain like a hop wnh >nt a pule, lire m obarurity. and Im made a foot ball for every inrolling companion to Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, Ac. DENTIST Micbiian •NaiMle, I?. In aapfon a meererc which iball bring all GotrreoKM recurilkw within euy reach M Itc pnocrel iarertora. tn doing thia be it oloiurer taking a IcawM from France, ami, boride*. <• al.^kccpia- an eye upen (be pomille ewnrereinn of (be alack of ibe I Gttwax railway*. Bal wUuver may be the nllimalc abjm ihia M one of Ibe few well adviard aicpa which (be German* bare j«l taken in financial maden At a n»M(iog of (he I'rograeiu party J. caw, Sin aal Onaaeital ibrv. V* help thew with aneb rule* and ad vertbement* foe :be a>|*ario; of iby life, aa are rat her pained by experience (han by tn affect, or neglect,.popularity, too tnarh modi reading. To (he end that, entcrin.- Seek noVto be Kaaex, ahna to be Raleigh. 9. Trunt not any nun with thy life, into tkip exorbitant epr, tbou merit be credit, or mate : far it it mere lolly foe a 1 P A I'M TE'R Sweet’s H°Tel> Me Share Lie* Imperial Soap ST TO AN D FROM 5 ANO DETROIT. H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES good, match near )>«a>c and at Erirere , if weak, far off and-<|uickly. Inquire dihgently of her diapoaiuoo, aud how her pm rent* have been tndtned in their yunth. Let her out be poor, how gencTona aoever. For a man can buy nothing ia the market with gentility. Nor ebuoac a banc aad uncomely creature altogether fur wealth ; I In. in flic box. barsfor 10 boxes with cosh, $52.60 lata 8Di Btsl fttiei-wa in Iktiffl llmG WAKE UP! SAWS FILED, -------- „--------------- _--------- .ally. town•hip, county. direnei and Siam, end if they will do (hit, bia nominaiiuu ia co lain. Osaa urea mated bj lbw Bnpnblinu orders fur; 10 boxen we will send the eleventh box free ito proposed above.. If you dfTnot wish to -•« t.d money in advance you may deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your yirk* the* to bear her talk. For tbou town with the uixlerstanding that ha i4io remit it to us on receipt (halt And it, to thy great grief, that there of the Soup whiefi is to be a>tip]Mid to liis 1S@1S M ■ Parker.) D ud eall* were mode for Mr C. T. Howard, the illnatnoua champion cfhuwnn |ireccp«a , and, next unto Moaca'a table*, If I them imprint them in iby mind. thonaHU I reap (he benefit, aud I the content. And | they,arc three following I WLen it ehall plcaae God to bring j thee to nun'* estate, un great prorideixv and circa inspection in ebooaing thy wile. Fur fnroi 1 Store will tpeioR all thy future good at erlL Abd it ia an action at life Corner Monroo and Jefferson Streets, New York. LIME. HAIR. STU000, CEMENT. BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER. PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS vires,. and (heir hnepiiatiir brere the I lam*. But Unhb iwlr.uh drunkard* out of thine bocM. which it a vice impairing health, conanming much, and make* no abow. I Meat beard praise aaeribsd to the drunkard, but tjt iho well bearing of CLOTHING Meis’ YBrtta, Boys and CUMiei everywhere. left to their own free will, rallr about him aa ah.nil on other living ! man Ilia prewarn in the W«t mlh owl. Um bigger. crowd* of auditor*, aud hi* name calle forth tha lewd ant applauee. And now that the Rcpublieaaa an ut.ee tnoro locking for a chieftain who ran lead LJiFT HAA'D PIO WS. Clairs, Tata BstakaiiJ Mai Reaperand Mowers. Pays the highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmer# Pro­ duce. „ Farmers will do well to. con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing anv of the above article-, at h't» Elevator, corner of Broad tv nothing more fulaome than a abe fool. Aad. touching tbe guiding of iby home, lai thy bmwitality be moderate, aad, acrcrdlog to the mean* of iby aatote. rather plentiful than (paring, but net real ly. For I never knew any tnaa grow poor by keej inx aa orderly table. Bal L. J. WHEELER. �RMd Whit the lading Physiciins of the (ity ofAdfi&n. Xkh., ay To Whom this may ^Concern : V.U---; (UC I .OK uu vot WtUl , S pocking the kind quarters af th* British Lion oo the north, and with hi* tail a swaehing around in the Gulf of Mnfao oo the south. ( Frantic sppritue ) From all quarter* 1 jod call, for Ito Oamp. C C. IteCamp, brought that nn amanromfaing foe to the piling tyrants of Wall BL to th* froel He remarked: I want to call the attention of voanr mou to tha advantage that the Greenback party offer* fur ibair political adranrcmect Thom old partim my, ".tend back young mu and wait f.-r our oM aboos." By joining a party in it* iaf.nry, and Mill rery week like the '.reeabick party, we can grow with ite growth. We all want green­ back., ereo if they are national bank note*. My mind goe* forward to the time when we sWI .11 masters ; wbau every eitixen of thfa great country will carry 110,000 in greenbacks ia hi. pauU pocket*, aad that patriot, Ben Butler will joyfully count tho spoon* in the White Douse pantry. With the cry of “greenbacks and oBot,” let u* march on to victory By invitation, re-echoed from all qnattors, Mr. W. Reacoc Gulick, the tail war homo of the Empire Blate, appeared. Thi* distinguished gentleman spoke i* fvl tit. That in order to provide employ uteta fur the millmei ef aafferiag man who are now foreed to tramp or laagvfah in th* CollegN and Uaivmiisea ef oar State, the Kalanuxoo river be widened sad taidc deeper, ao that the fleet* of th* aalione nan ascend bar sparkling waters ; and farther, wc demand that-a nary yard be establish­ ed at Alhiret and that three laboring there io ihall be paid at rite rate of IS for every four boura of labc* ia money bronag the Mamp of the goverument. Purtbm-: in order that the toiler* may be enabled to aoeumulate money rapidly, we demand the aMablfahmrat ai Albion by the Gaoeral Government, of a flowing mill with a capacity per day of 10,000 bbfa. of Gat flour, made tram th* finest quality ot fiat wheat, and in order that th* bread - made The undersigned Phywicians aud Surgeons, of the city of Adrian, have for s<*veral years past been acquainted with Wm. J. Holloway as an able and reliable Prescription Drug­ gist. He is a graduate of the Pharmaceutical College of the University, is able in his Pro­ fession and is ' in ' every respect worthy of the confidence of the Profession and of the Public. £*«m*rwr Jfauwa, March 8, 1880. A Hait ^Itod. W. find th* fallowing io the N. Y. fbleae of Thursday, the ilth inaL, which wo especially commend to the can­ did conaidcration of the perofateat ad»o caiea of that which i* called a "buaino* pent Keeroyfam on the Pacific alope, is ths influx cl Californian*, maguatro and •mailer fry. A prominent Han Franei.no lawyer, who is rsow here after an abaence cf aixtsen yean, told me the other day that be met more reprereaUtire Californian* Ysatavdsy trecretery Sherman purchased in Broadway than in California street, only |2,eOO,UOO of the bonds offered. This Fan FraneiMo There is great mining ac­ greatly disappointed many speculators, not tivity. promiring to be largely dev^>pod, in atocka" only, but ia wheat, iron, notion and there arc predictions enough of an aad other prodaete, who have Uen hold­ might be war. The dbtinguiahed atran- eoortMua speculative busiueaw in the near ing largely at very high prices, in the bo ger has almond eye*. He is a Chinaman, D.Todd, V. A. Baker, C. Rynd, lief that the Secretary would in aome my» a refugee from San Franeiwo and the leg H. D. Hull. A. M. Allen, E. P. Andrews, terious way make mooey abundant and ialatoro of the aand lot*. He work* cheap­ I. Tripp. ___________ N. H. Kimball, W. D. Morden, easy, no mstter how high price* were ly, aud with no little teate, in an Orient*1, pushed or bow wild *|wculatioo became. R. Stephenson. ■ A. M. StepheriBon, For some day* the market has been fever­ sort of way, aad it by mo ussoi follow* ish, and >t ba* been Ml that nothing but that any one would object to his pretence, . W. J. Holloway is a member of the firm of a strong intarpoaition by the Secretary but thee again they might, and hi* cmwould pnreat a relapse. When it wss ployar*, who rather calculate on making a known that ever (12,0(H),000 bonds had been offered, more than half at or briow aeooutioo by hi* nord decorations, don't wsut to run any riaka. There fat quit* a reverance the heroic Dennis Kearney and the bids sooaptad last wack, the Street Who hare recently bought out the Rtuiell Bros., where will b. euro* the political tool* of the geld bug*. jumped to the conclusion that |3,O0O,OOO stir about tha incoming Chine**, aud In­ April'* capririmu annahinc . and mother* found the largeat Stock uf Blaine, Grant, Bayard, and other politi- or Io,000,000 at least would be taken. dia* with fine rquipegoe may be observed wul find the boy'* auit in th* diagram a The Isler announcement that the Secretary any day exploring the purlieus of Nott biasing ia its simplicity and oomfort. _ Ctb. And w* defy John Sherman sod had aeceptnd bide for (2,000,000 only, street in aareh of male d.ambcrmaida, The new aerial, Glenarehan, begun in thi* hia fiendish miuioo*, and row unswerving -iu»ri a sharp selling tuovement and a eon cook* and washers with pigtub, uader number open* with interest, and promise* deration to the holy cause of Qroeobaek Kderabtof.il in pricro. iu the (5ty. io rival ite predeeamor* in merit. Tb<Gewr/emca </ lit O-*re*rri» .—A* a It ia writ ta understand that it fa not ihs impression that they arc preferable to ism and lire aad cherish the name* cf rrpreeeotalivp of the ladepeodMtl party the slock market ooiy, or mainly, which the arerage Bridget, costing lea* and giv­ heroin* ia a perfect apeeimcn of th* Amer Compounding Prescription** n 8i»e<5ti*lty. Butter, Pomeroy, Daw*on aad Parker. lean girl of culture and refinement, while front th* great State ol Naw-York I have fa in trouble. The root of the evil, in­ ing lev trouble. I'erbap* they may find al» pomswains courage and determine­ th* pleuare of appearing before you. deed. is that price* of many important Never io the asnal* of our country ba* products have been pushed so high by that in going farther they hare fared lion, end all readers will watch with interthere Ueo a timej.hen’ the exigencies nt We have u few pair ’that wc will exchange Cor Wood. powerful speculaliv* cliques, oe by combi­ worse. I’oor abused Bridget ba* roaoy nations ot Jarian ar prodao.iv, that for good point*. gani man should atop to tbc”frsn't' and eigu exports have been seriously cheeked, After welcoming the heathen, wu have denouaee with the greatest vehemence the and imports from abroad have been un been speeding our parting guest. I’aroeU, fraud, and peeuunciea that characterise naturally stimulated. For the moment, the Irish M. P. and agitator. Th* gallant th. Repo’ lies* and Democratu> pertiw, a. thia had become th* beat country in the Sixty ninth turned out to crart him to now. Gentlemen, arc w* men aad suffer world in which to sell, and the poorest in ha steamer, and with lolly eoartewy, the such dishonor, and.will we nofwaah the wbicn to buy, a* to many artiriro. Hence eummittee who were spouting at him and stain away in blood, X by no other mate* the increasing derasad for money to carry hobnobbing with a </<M-Ao»HZAaniu, the country can be freed from the blood enormous stocks of cemmoditiro st advanc­ vr parting xlus uf real peal smoked whis­ making powan of three blusted boodhold ing prices was uo loogqr met by imports ky, left Col. Caranagb, the oommaudant. er* ? I tell y*u geutfatnen the time ha* of specie, oar were the export* of *p*cie well known io the war aa "the little major" come lor action. Can wc sit quietly by (revealed. The bank reserves were de­ of the Irbh Brigade, cooling hi* heel* in aad see th* eaura party vol* of the greatest pleted by the enarmoua duties paid to the the blinding souw in front of tb» New States in thfa Union earned in the poekets in embroidery, farnuhed by th* Phils York Hotel. The rlrit of th* aosnewhat delphia School ol Art-o*odlework. On* of a Ctnkling. a Camera* ? No, gvatlecantankerous perronsge ba* nut turned fa for a tea tabic cloth, printed io eufore , ' Having hud nine yean experience in different meo, never, never ; til! our latest breath y th* heavy'drain of currency to the will w. cry out against laeh fraudulent another fur the ends of a towel, alro print­ interior to repoart a very active trad* at branches of Mercantile Trade in a place where btuied in colors ; another for a pillow case, usurpation. It may be a*k*d what shall high price*, last weak'* return showed ne»K is done by the Thousand*, 1 am not entirely full site ; anutbar, a Uatrtilri Flower Al be our remedy ? How aha]I w* obtara that the atrain could not safely be kept up nexperienced in burinc&T matteo. 1 am ronxtantly phabet for marking handkerchief*, be redrea* from three grievances ? The intel­ much longer, and the advance in rate* of buying and will soon have m.w< Il selected stock of rides a score of many other deqigM in cro­ ligent expreesion on these cvuateuaucro exchange gave token that the maintenance Tha Preaidant’a Message chet and embroidery of all kind*. The of high prices here would aucu cause large Groceries, Glassware. Chinaware, &c, &c. 1 offer no forteaata fur hia objects, lie ha* bom principal steel- plate is a chanatng picture The President'* brief and explicit Mre- exports of specie. Nevertbeirei, bolder* . “bait*'’ in price* bat firmly believe you can buy of me appointed, and a source of diasppaiut- of a little girl, seated ou a bank, gathering been rcceirod ’ indicate dearly the honet aage, printed herewith upon th* proposni clung to advanced prieaa in the bona that ment to other*. at a little cheaper average price than at any other grassy aud early fiuwera. uu one of throe and intelligent aentiraent of the people of .Inter-Oceanic canal, reaffirm* the tradi- tha Hceretary of the Treasury would make The iogecius email buy who expends windy March day*. place in the city. Sugar*. Teas and ('offee* l am sell­ Fur nearly thirty thia country and plainly *bow the only everything easy, at least for a week, by way io which the aalralion of thia country ditional American doctrine with elearurtv large purchases of bead*. Ufa action will hi* limo In nuworiag _ the cancellation years Petereun" has bald-a front rank as ing at bargains. Lamps Side 1-atnps, Bracket Ijunpx mark* from used postage stamp* ha* been a lady's book, and for excellence in every ji to be effected, m; to place in the White with firmneea, and with dignity. No com­ be sharply criticteed by (hose who reflect and Trimmings Cheap. Choice Honey, Full Cream found to be.a sufficiently expenrivo nuis ­ department and cbeapuesa it is witlwut a Home, on the fourth day of March, 1881, plaint can now be made ia any quarter of only the temporary inlcmta of speculators, ance to I'nek Sam to render it dmiratk rival. It has, ia eonaaquroreri a larger Cheese, Oranges. Lemons, figs, Cranberries. Horse­ that man who, abore al! ether*, desert-'. the world that tha porit-oc of the United but it will bare a good effect if it' hasten* in the interest of the lleveou to truitrate radish. Pickles Plain and Mixed, and n full line of circulalwn than all the other ladies'.magsthe bigbest position which it u poaaible Slate* io thia matter, aa far a* th* Presi­ thaf-eracsiou and readjustment of priere; lot the grandee: nation co earth to bnMow which arc to necessary to a healthy for- No kiad of ink evuid elude the cbemicai xioea combined, and will maintain that Canned Goods, all very cheap. A new thing. Fresh circulation au lung aa it keep., aa it duet, Gentlemen, you know the man. The dent ha* the power to atalc it, hat oct ei.pt trade Compressed or Lightning Yeast, nice light br.-ad in researches of the scientific culprits, and bwty indorsement with which the men When Mr.xbcrman pnqweed to pur­ perforations were objected to ai liable to in th* adranoc, end has such contributors three houp. as Mrs. Ann S. Stepbeen, Mr*. France* mention of hi* nanw, ha* been rewired chase fl 1,000,000 each week, it ,wa* pre­ injure the enclosed manuscript. A thin Farmers I have shipped about iiUOfl lbs., of dried here indinal* plainly that the ' Hon. . Bi. UXMMXre.ts Brew*., sumed that the surplus revenues would steel stamp has now brew derised, which Hodgaon Barnett, Mrs Rebecca Harding Benjamin F. Boiler, Americs'* f.vcrit), not exceed that amount. He b*> ainca i* rapidly hooted by gas and icureba a Davis, Mrs. Jane G Austin, Frank Lee To the Qualified Electors of th* City apples, but will bay more and vkill buy* all kind- <»f will be the next Prerident of the CWed bought much more largely than be then design lightly into the stamp to be can­ Benedict, Manett* Holley, aud th* author i dried fruit and produce for cash or tracle. of Hasting*. proposed, and that, too, notwithstanding celled, aud the plan seems eery effectual. of Josiah A lieu's Wife, Ae , Ac. Rem>m Remember the place, one door ra.«t of Poet Office bro th* price is but two hollas* a y*a/, the prices of bonds hare been sharply ad­ DeCamp! DeCamp! again echoed from A cremated H'bmw formed eoe of th* with liberal deduction* to elub*. bpecivanced by holdem. Nevertheless, the ail parte of the yas: amembly. When men* era rent, gratia, with full particulars, amid unbounded enthuriaam Mr. A. Da- protect the intern*,* of a canal without •urpius revenue reutinue* to increase, a* to there wishing to g*t up duh*. Il ia Camp took Ibe floor Thi* magnetic ora­ taking step* upon American toil which the it mutt if import* arc *o(tratly ecimunever' too late io get up data. !Uck numtor and unflinching adroeate of the equal United State* would regard a* "wholly Istcd aad export* *o checked by the un­ ben from January mdurivr ean, if dreircd, natural advance of prieea here, and the nghta of *n dead beat* to hold office, re­ Jw suppliad. Address, Charles J. Peter­ evil can be remedied ia only one way—by marked : son, 3M Chestnut filrewt. Philadelphia, a readjustment of price, The prices of of the ehaagnike coutraeUon of the cam ! FtUor G'rmtmclm .‘—They aay they 1‘* We will furafab Pctevou and the product* which we have to sell cannot Wool ! briag about ia th* reUtiotia cf the purveyor of chromo*, who got bsmt out a IUm xxx to aay ouu for (3.00 a year. lafcly be so advanced as to check foreign Atholie • nd Pacific coast* of thia country, buying, a* loog as* tha prjfa* of article* ।few months apj, after notifying the world an iotradad change of location, bad bis and of the peculiar and overwhelming im- uhich other ci-uatrire can supply are *o ad- of , attentiua directed tu the darirabliity of porUnoc of lech a thuroeghhr* to thia having hia own remains a* comfortably dis­ Nairne above all others in the world, posed of a* lb* late mor* or lew nosalaUe . What is it * fI make* bis arpiDeat that the United States for example, dcyUnd mere than the coal remain* of bi* atoek, especially wh*a fully Ans.—Your Pram-riptiuna and of imported htfo, protectire datia* added must do, from motile* of enlightened self- there will (Heritably be a swift inrrrsK of insured, sod exacted a promt*, from his Receipts. son-in-law, a doctor of some repute, to have int.-nat, what any other great Power importation*; and if, at the same time, wo What is it made of: him cremated wbm he died. The physi­ concocting drej-laiTkchcmc* for robbing would do undoe th* earn* circumataneea, ask more fur wheat than it covte in any cian cheerfully agreed, and asked the same ORGANS Ana.—Pure DRUGS only. A* the Message other marvel oorrespoodiagly near to cun favor in return The oe- m.n was old, our government. They bare aared (23 fairly unanswerable. How is it made T sunvvrv, expert* of that product will dethr other was young, both io cxrellcat 000,WO. thi* your, which remains ia th* point* out, tha strict procreation of .th* Ana.— With Bare and accuracy. ’ treasury to be atolcn by these euated office­ right* of the United State* need not inter- cnaae. With the market* io such a con­ health, but the junior was the first to b*dition, sharp pressure for money was sure _________ ___________ —_____ , Where to gel it * holder*. Why hare wo no chare? Rccauae cmm eligible fuT the carrying out of the to come at no distant day, and a ounaew» hare no office*. (Cry of office, office, agreement. Dr. Adler, the ethij cuhwist, jgjC Tk. l8"'“jnS4rSWX."SSiSl1ii Bobem <t SolcUia, qnaat readjust meat of price* to th* actual performed the final service*. *n.| *rc-jm my kingdom for ab office.) Let ui tighten requirement* of dematsl and supply- Il penied the corpee to the renting. It was wa' PP (D- They hare brought our will be fortunate for the country if lbw nicely baked in an alum sheet, and the groenbaeks to a pur with gold. Shall we readjustment come* without further ashes gathered in just one hour, at a cost allow it to emtioue ? Let u» keep ia mind qaeatioo. Resolution* already reported in detey ■ uf H5. ■ our motto, “office and eternal enmity to *M*SMlrarsro f«Bi»l — -ri-ITi BOOK AGENTS Jahn Sherman." and we are aolid. (Crim the flonao of Rcpraaentaiieai take the Bearing a banner with a atrann device, knuXlSn;,.* | Qur expense* are light add we sell Our Washington Leiter. aame poeilloo, aud Congress and the Pre*-j of solid, solid ! । "lllor-d and Five ‘ " a brigade of th* "Sal“'•’s in ramo ratio. Ominous winkings and whispering* of ideal will no doubt apeak with fne' W&sntxoTox, March lltb, 1880. j। vstioa Army" of Great Britain has arrived eoserrs « ntrcuLtn-. I io order to evsujeltxe our wieked propk. th* contemptible tools of the money , The Democrat* are blundering again. I| There is a “general," who is a man, a "ria power were everywhere visible, but calmi And they are so acnsib'c of this fact, that ■ ter captain," aud lix "siater lieutenants,'' before on* big blunder fa a week old they clad in a blue uniform, turarel up with I troosmit herewith the report of the try to repair it. In the Senate, yrotardsy, 1 red, and armed with bymn books, undoA .pwially. Ciir.nJ S« us. 5,000ifetraimwaa* Secretary "of Stet* and accompanying pa Garland, of Arkansas, moved to refer th* diou* voices, in abaceoce of baahfaiunu, G0LDP?^?1?uBaWm per* in rtwpocie to the resolution adopted Fill Jcbn I'utter ease back to the commit- and mucir jeoscvrrance. ' The .term that ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS. sls.rf.ih.GJ.,.,, r.. by tbc Senate oti the 11th of February awaited them ha* net been favorable to hat, requetiug “coplee of all comwnoed t«e tor coorideratioo. Hi* reason for th* Frifom LaLorm.—l hare received ence between thia Gorernmcnt and any SBh4 ran.ax. Wai-.. * K. poritt ttreogtii from these earnest appeal* to foreign Goeerumenl since February 18G9 move was that ao msay law pointe and ing leave*, w* may expect to find our high­ manhood for liberty. Although my vein rejecting a ship canal acrons the isthmui technicalities were involved that it Would ways aud byway* occupied by Ibe o*U" weak, jet my feet arc Jatroag. (Small betwreu North Ameriarand South Amer be better to portpooe action until a fairer the world renowned pickete of these soIdlers of the Lord. buy on front seat held hi* oom J. I was ica, together with oopie* cf any project of undcratanding could be reached. But the W.witlme Mr L*cveo-VMV>ie Bain as* The mao to cure the pestilential air uf anew n Republic**, but I left their foul treat ire respecting the aame which the SlSiuIESiE'&.sSff real reason was that the RepublkaM had the Tombs (our Fsmou* (Sly Prison) has rank* for a peter atmosphere and more Department cf Stale may bare proponed been found, and hi* remedy fa very sim­ resolved to give them all tho diecumina Here ESS! • genial cwnnaniona-tbe hooret Greenback or submitted »inee that dale Io any f -reigu VOLTAIC they wanted co thia tubjeei which taesi's ple and cheap. Beilt on tha lowest rite era. (ar.pl.eac by 8. W. Fuxgrraid .nd power or it* diplomat!* repremmtalirM.' n> New York (on pile*), where one* stag, Georg* Loomia.) The ItefwbHran party In further compliance with the resolu­ mischief to the Itemocntic party. Gener­ natad the “Colleel Pood" -the Ygyptire "3s5, Vick'a lUurirated Floral Guide, has plunged thfa nation into a vortex o! tion of the Senate, I deem it proper lu al Legan'a able argumeat agaiaat I’ur-.er abroud of gloom aad crime—wm th* haunt A beautiful work of 100 Psgro, (JM corruption and debMrom which the Green- state briefly my opinion a* to th* policy of wa* a cturiKr.Mod bav already mt.de him ol dwaa*, and prisoner* have been releas­ Co'ond Flofaer I’Ute. aad fiotl Illuvtraa very prominent candidate for Viea Pres­ ed when near th* point of death, out of xtioaa, with DreeriptiuM ef the l<« Kluw­ OU mission. (Two Datnocrat* jumped ident. There fa no qurotion that he pity, under th* couriatioo that they could MCHOlJclrcjfcHLf’iTl' U". Th. WU.8O;. er* and VegcteUro. with price ol arods, out of the window.) To purify tha nation­ would gire great power to the Republican do no more harm. Nr. Dunn, th* City and howto gr-w them All fro a Ft*. al politic* we prepare to pal boorot Greea ticket. Architect, happened to beoome acquainted Ceot Stamp In E.gtoh or Gromau. beck*r* into office. Wo will fill every In the Hunad the Dmaocrat* are In a with the reoulatiog teip made by Stewart ' ia * Sw da sro the Lrot i* ibe «„rij. government office with men from our par­ similar prcdKamritt. Instead of pang oo A Co , which fa nothing mure nur Im Pint Cent, fro pentege wB] bay the Hural Sand if there are not enough offices for with th* buainsa* of the arorion after they than Ibe ordinary running trap, with a Guide telling huw to gut rix-w wc will create more cffioca until every central veotilauog pipe, funning a double The Flower aad VcgrtaUe Garden, IJfi waterwmJ, through the hydraulic arrange­ 1 .gra. Six Colored PUt.,. so.) bon "olfie*.") . We next propose to issue an ment of which a five million hone power _ ] or Sale by all Firxf-ClaM I^qJcrs. unlimited circulating medium—that herald drrri l.n.Tsvinpi Fro 5u rents in rapur (stem engine could not inject an ounew of ef prosperity—the barional «af*ty rajrc— eovan ; (1.00 in elegant cirob. |0 Qer , •ewer gs*. Thi. was six month* ago. Tha man or Kagl.b Ibe KroMbuek.( roeiftrou. chcen.) We will Tomba ia now officially (Wared to ba the Viek'e IllMtrated Nnelhly Ma®.sine giro to every man a barrel ef money and hcalthient pn*on io the World. Th. cost 82 !•*»*. a C.JrocI Pints in evrry num fnsocaaJ embamaiunrot will bo a thing oi the trap fa somewhere about fli.00. bcrand many fine Engraving*. Price IL2S unknown. We will hare no bendj, no Our Quakar subarb, l*hiladdphis, fa a a year; Five (kpica (itx). Spreitexaa, no hunger, no crime. (Light* ex little too lor any of its news (when there tingufabed by John Howard.) A* now men Number* rent fro |u rent* ; 3 trial fa any in that qn»« spot) to be innomrcoplaa for V w* *ce three lights disappear, *o shall the itad in my Inter*. However, as one of Addrras, Republican and Itestecntic pertire fad* the young and favorite lady perffirmen of into iuaignificuaco, and we Ihea .hall hare the Sri York Clreua ha. thought fit to cdfice. (Speaker feinted.) add to the population in Philadelphia, the At thia point the atadienoe became con occanenes is worthy ot my chronicling fa. riaoed that anaae tool of the money power The infsut is of a charming taeuM color, had instigated the betukjog up of the neatly four feel long, and apparently al meeting. Giving throe cheer* for Butler whoDy iaadmMble. If the protection of ways hungry. Tha mother who ia quit* and I’arkar, they adjourned to the College the United State* fa raliad upon, the 1 young and pretty, according to some taste*, United Statro must exarcme such eoatrol 1 wu so over exited at tha hippy arrival of other man. He aay* they claim one-half FREE as will enable thi* country to protect it* ' the well•developed Mranger. that ahe teased national iutercsl* and maintain th. rights !th* Southern delsgates, and many in the it about like a rubber bell and broke a The Cnty Remedy Intit acre arnui iuKK tuck o of those Whom private capita! fa embarked 'North, and they expect to pain many Move with it in bar apartment. The modrota* after the balloting in the Conveotiou iced men far that her excitement may THE LIVER, begin*. . C*um a deficiency io lactation, and several THE BOWELS, All the other Itomocratic boom* are put and the KIDNEYS in the shad* juat now by the Tilden boom. It fa evident that Mr. Tilden fa going for llie nomiaaUou in a way the other follow* kar. been quite united or* the period of gtatation and oUier remarkable incidents, end lhe circus people ar* delighted and think the thiaglhe biggest kind of an ad rertiaement The atraonr i* a female, and uumeroai distinguished lad>«* ar* anxiou* to officiate a* god-motben h i* mdenteod that Queen VieUria ha* W. J. & I*. L. HOLLOWAY, Drugs,Books, Stationery, Wall Paper,&c„ Ti/i Htfuilicn/iBnililin BUSINESS E W. H. SCHANTZ. KffifeaiSFwSisg it .. Drugs and Medicines. AGENTS READ THIS! Fr.’.’H.-sT”' FIN FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY ON 30 DAYS TRIaF FREE? SLSXSESSJ 4023 WILSON SEWING MACHINE ^iS’LMN DEWING MACHINE CO. Rupture NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO.hltU Crest.Birt. VIBRATO sms UAMflo TCIATTY. WstoUnatre. It. Z. i tW^dts'T.rviaKrr^ it* 25th yrer. r*ry beat papen in the Blate, aulwart in poliua, and always reUU. in arrrything. Don. Haoderaeu, ite yulitW editer, fa wall knowa outaidr of, as wdl a* ia the State, aad fa high up ia the aoal* el mw aJ paper aditora. TbeJoarWfa a tip lop �ontk'tt / inns mid Stireeona f-several ’* M- J- HolloWaf ’rescription Drug. '*■ pk>rmaceutfca| is able in his Pro; ect worthy of fl,e ssion and of the rysffrp<zsl<etX*W*y Entered at the 1‘ost OfficeHastings, Mich., ^ts Secondclass Matter: ________ Cheater Ms. car will nuke a trigbvy boom throughout old Barry county tto coming reason repiog wag'-ns. toggiw. reapers, movers, pfoww and every kind of agrirtaltund impfemants. See hia bfami A letter from out Rutland eomspemdmeet tha approval of tho editor of tbo Bxs nxn.aml waa only given pises beesuofnt •pntk is the platform oo which poliikrifa and aoctallT, wo have ever stood. We nopqwith tto grcatc»t of pleasure that HKM of tbo young meu of the city D. Todd, H. D. Hull. I. Tripp, R- StcpbcnBoii. when Reyoulda was here, are true as alecl to their jJedge. Boys that is right, every true man will bid you God speed in your tectiro and talk for tho Jial nuxuy parry I fa thia ei»y, which he did at tho saloon part of the Hastings Home on Thursday Tho room was A committee ol three on perauoect or- , evening of last week. gsmsatioh, with 11 oo. Porter Burton m nearly two-third, filkd, tbo attendants chairman, was appointed, »!»•> a cosnwiltoe bring RepubliroM, Democrat, and/ohrt.. The reverend e<nll*man regated the audi enoe with a*slXt hwtory cf Mr. Weaver, A. Newland, L. E. Stauffer and Hou. Geo. C. NeAllisur, and a committal of the,/rat member in Congress from Iowa. Polities are beginning to • boom." There fire to RasbfaliiMH and Patform, con. 1st Hr, Weat, had known Weaver when Wrawill boat least three tickets fa the Geld iog of Dr. J. Ijamareux, Geo. D. Moore, ver waa a young man necking religimj thk Spring and w« hope good men will be somewhere in tbe Bant, but to did not Allen Mattows, D. W. Ellis and J. M. BeMmer, after which tho convention took succeed in finding that no much desired rel'Nird by the eauacacs of all partioa. a rccroa until hall-paat one o'clock'. r of die firm of Republican Caucus. The Republicans of Rutland will meet in Caucca at the Town House. Saturday tto 27 inet. al 10 o'clock A. M.. to make nominaLioua for tto several township offi cars and to transact such othrr I.mines. Wall Paper,&c. Republican Caucus. The Republicans of the Township of Hwrtikgs will meet fa caucus at tbe Coater Scbsol House, on Wednesday, March, 31K, at one o'clock P. M. to num inala eaodHatre for township officers fur tto ensuing year, and also efeet fire delj gattw to represent .ths Township fa tto Coanty Omvowtiow to to tolden at tto Court House fa the City ot Hastings April 29tb, to efect delegates to the Hute CooventiooV to tolden in the City of De­ troit an May tto 12th, aud transact any buriaraa that may properly ronw toforo the caucus. By order of Township Committee. Dated HartntQt March 15th 1880. ' ange for Wood. rience in dilTere.iit place.where busi­ -tin not entirely I um »instantly selected stock ef tc, &<;, I offer no you can buy uf me han at any other <1 Coffees I an sellps, Bracket Lamps loney, Full .Cream ran berries, Ilorsentl a full lim. ©f new thing, Fresh ice light bread in 000 lbs., of dried buy nil kinds hf trade. • J»t of Post Office'. INTZ. JtFECTIONERY IE INVENTION. LD RENOWNED MACHINE inometer Watch, and as Plano. It received ind Centennial ExpcFASTER than other ed. There are mere United States than there. The WILSON all kinds of repairing. ! with each machine. MACHINE CO. Now Orleans, La.; I San Fmnclsco, Cai. 'aan Dealers. CO.BsIlltCnrt.Iiri. . AMO ONLY CnWUMA The Committee an (trganisalion reported about our city, to examlba the assessment that tbe temporary be pcrtaincnt officer* rofla for the last year, and then aay, and the report was adopted. whether yon wish in tbe future to pay tho greanionel Viatriot elected him to Conpreaa, nujnit ami ontruynmi proportion of th* where he haa antiriagiy worked for the taxes, as you have done the peat year. If pamage of a bill whereby 8500,000,000 ao you will vote tto Greenback ticket. mure grreolucka shall be uuued The Editor at Tttr. Bawbka will speak on Temperance kt Potterville, Eaton Coun­ ty .Thia evening and at Portland, Ionia Baltimcre— base Brooks. / William County, on Saturday, evening, and Sunday Hendershott, D. B. Freem.n, aud James next, aad hopes to to able to attend tto Crawky. turns oonveution of tto Good Templars at Barry—Albert Adama, WOlard Her Grand lUpida on Thuroday. Carlton—Willard Raymond, George Dr. Vincent tha noted Specialist of Chi­ cago and..Pr. Lane tto well-known l*byri- Miks, Laykyrtto Noto. Geo. C. Nkbob. Cantlotoo-Horace W. Flint, K. J. cian and (fooli.t ore now al the Hastings Home, where they will remain far a few Fcigbner, H'm. A'. Uiekt, (>«i. .lU-y. Haetinca—Hon. Porter fiurton, Osaar days only. Persona suffering from any Cbnfale Complaint should not fail to con­ sult them. Cousullalioo Free. Another of three tremendous snow tlurms that we have become soowatomad to thia present winter, oceurod yaUerday in the forenoon. It is f focl, although improbable as it msy appear, tho enow act­ ually fell, in about three hours lime, to the depth of nrarijt, or quite, one fourth of o’clock p. —- -r . .............. —. . township officers for the ensuing year, and for tho election of fix delegates to attend nnf-rrinmUr as not to toar one of tto the County Convention to to held al the I'alr. from Mfawari on Monday xt the Court House tn tho City of Hastings, April 29. to elect delegate* to tbe State Court House, can rewl tbe .peeches of the Conveatiou to to held ai Dctrojt. May IS, eminent Greenbacks at Albion, published next, and to trantact such other busiaew ' in another plaee in this fame of the Bxstas may cook before the cgueus. * । xxx and gather from them all hia theories Dated Hope, March 10, 1830. and arguments. Jovathax H. V'Abgrnxx. I Tbo Kansas City. Miaaaari, Ga'otn Chairman ef Township Commiltcu. ' who came all tto way to Barry eoflirty. to Republican Caucus. ' enlighten tbe people oo their political duThe Republican* of Carlton । tier, stated fa the Court Houie on Monday therr caucus st the Town House day March 30tb st one o'clock afternoon, tliki a twenty dollar gold piece, I was a‘.rt money. Did that fellow oreape । from an insane asylum, or did be think : the people of this county all were fools 7 , We should to glad to hare Dr. Lama{ rcui tell ua what leading J<fnr»al outside ■ the Groentock party, scouts the principles j of the fathers of the Republic 7 We affirm : that soy such statement is a deliberate । mlwLileincat of tbe foot' of imstory, though a plea of iymnuntr would acquit the Dr. of any charge of toiling driiberate lies as eulogised Mr. Weaver in a few words aa follows : -I Ropo that Mr Wearer will be k/pt in Congress till he weaver ropes to pet around the neck of every bloated bond­ holder, and the bondboldera are’ strung up FOREIGN AND’DOMESTIC, Fine and medium priced X>3E<.3ESSfc Henutiful line of Silk and Embroidered Ties and Fichua, Brown and Bleached Coltona from i to 2J yard® wide. Splendid Stock of fine and cheap READY-MADE CLOTHING I Splendid Stock of fine 11ATS -AND CAPS, and New oMortment of .Spring Cloths, Gassimeres and Suitings, And fine lino of Tailors Trimmings to match. Merchant Tailoring done in all its Branches. . Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths and Rugs. ' Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes and Slippen. higher than any kite ever lew.” ■■Cungrresman"(7) Dawaow also held forth U the assemblage fur a few miuotes, reiterating what had already been said, but Hastings City—J. M. llo’tncr. John then, aa all greenback apecebaa are juat alike, one known juat what he la to hear formed the labor oo this bill last fall, made Lichty, L/K. Stauffer. F. T. (fetnptoll. Hope—Stephen Sprague, John Me when he in to listen to a greenback speech, the slope'more gradual, thinking it would (Jura, Charles Youngs, L. T. Patter- via . “we ahall elect our entire ticket." improve tbe road for sleighing, lave been unjustly and highly censured, though they Irving—Allen Mattow., J. Iasutoux, did it ia good faith and acconliog to town B. D. Hinckley, I..Cunningham. ■trip authority. Men are not infallible. Meteorological Record. Johnstown-Henry Bristol. W. H. Burroughs, C. W. Moore. W. P. Bristol. MlPt>UtvtU.X, March 15, 1880. Maple Grove—X. 8. Barnes, Orson Wc have tto past week lud the poldrot Swift, Geo. D. Moore, W. 8. Hceox. day. ot the seaeou. The roods are quite Prairievflfe— H-ra. G. C. -MeAUuter,! good and borinew brulr. Our deafen in Geo. Brainard, Wm. K. B.xmble, Ira M. | agricultural implements are tusking preps rations for the camprign'of 1880. Orangeville—L. D. Livingstone, A. D. We have four firms io the agricritanl Sinrtne, F. M. Stormro, John 1. Touogv. impkmcat trade toatdre French's Foundry Rutland—C. A. Newland, C. H. Strme, A Agricultural 4mplrtneut Maonfsoury, John Dawsoo, J. A’Blackford. 8. B. Smith, B. A. Alm'y, Richard Mca Thoraappfo—Solomon Clark. Oscar scr, and Jordan k Slayton, and wc think White, E. K. Ixot, Edwin Fallis. there are more agricultural impiimcat* sold in thia town than in any other town in Wrotcrn Michigan. Yankee Springe—E. G. Bennrtt, Tboa. E. M. Hlayton, of the firm of Jordan A Fleming, James Young. Alfrv>l Zimmer. Slayton, who haa teen .pending tho winter Tto chair appointed tellers, am! proat Eaton Rapid., is home again attending Empire Block, Corner Store. REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE ACT TO RENT Much natter, local and foreicn, Il com­ pelled to lie over till next to-ck. la «»<»*■ Well, there ia a reawm why lids should be f■>. tto prrosnt proprietor, Nd N. T. Itortor, to ing one of tbe moat »Jmmmodating The fialbta ol'lliis Suu under tho lead ami obliging of men, anil he knows bow of Hases Mortgmte F.eU bold a State to keep a first-clans hotel. ' .eoavMtion at Jackson to-day The <]ucatio<i of the irregularity of the Tie attention of every Rspubliran and representation in the Greenback Conven­ That house of Mr. Marshall Y'. Bird of every friend of Tempwranee and good order tion was rained. Wm. F. Rieka n/ (Mr in the city ia called to tha notices for the fon moved the committee be instructed io RepubJicno caucuses io to hold on Tunaday na>l Wednesday evenings nf next present basia. Mr. Flint nf Nashville moved to instruct the enmmtttee to rail all future particulars enquire of the “sliogtoarcr.” Note the limv, and the plator, and be on coovaoliou ou the bufe nf (bo Greenback Pereona eontcmpbliog cmwuliing Dre. hand, that tha tiXct iioiuinstod be made vole at the prceeeding election. Mr. Den­ Vincent and Lane, should do no al onre, up of oar atroog. manly workers, who can nis of Hastings, not a delegate, offered a aw they will remain but a few days longer. and will du their whole dkty aa public pwolulion, Ibe substanite of which waa Remember Drs. Vincent ami Lane al that the delegation, should consiat of one Oar people should remember that this delegate Ibe every acventy-fiv., vote* cast Red Ribbon Hall to morrow, Thursday evening. Go and bear them. Admtofon year ia to to told a Presidential election' al Ibe laat gubernatorial veto. Pr. Mm" Lf unrotpasae-l importance, and that tho The sbeesc factory parties have, a jwrt opening skirmish all abog tbe line is to of their marhioery in tto building of 8. lake plaee ou the 5th of April Be up W. Uoe ; arid building Io to u»sd for tbe and dointr then, let only Iran men, faithful efface that the delegatee to apportioord to all tho toet interests of society, be oa SspervinOra. On motion of Mr. Mer­ •aid factory. rick the whole subject wsa laid on the !<t every Republican voter see to it table. Adjourned. that hia name is registered, and then do ante, equal rights, and national integrity not fail to to on brad eieetko day and It H Policy, aud unity. sfaat his' vote for the right. It is pmsible that tbe loading of cate Tto High School social will to Wd at with lumber st tto Broadway crossing tbe residence of Prof. I. N. Mitetoll on msy now and thru diaoMnmode some per­ Friday evering next. A cordial inviloson fa a alight degras, but if we ran not to to three shceoc factories running thia Uoo >♦ extended to everybodysubmit to be fasnuvsufencod a little tbrt Those wto want the weekly i'iut and the manufacturing IndtMirfai of our city summer, ouc, rath, in Hastings. Rutland TrAwmrfor tto ensuing year for fil.20 may to pushed ahead, wo can hardly ex- and Woodland, and that tto milk of erery swuat send in ttoir orders prior tb April jwet men of capital wBI Invest their money cow now in the county, and many others will to traded to famish them with milk. 1st. Don't you foqtst the date. Ju view of throe facts, we submit that II Marah.ll L Cook, Esq., "the dbliudoes not teem to us to be good policy to guiahed Gresnbuck orator," from AUsIm. sell cows, as some cf our farmers are doing is expected in this city, on Monday, on * vacation visU to the patenul home. any subject, wm limply mistaken, aud thought ss thousands of othera have done tendinis on tho diaputeh of large amounts of busfacs*. in brief period, of time; but that ia not th* fad. We bdiere it is true that more butioeaa is done at thia station than at soy other between Grand Rapids and Jackaco, more freight received and iklirered, more grain, stock, and mer­ chandise .hipped, more passenger tickets sold io the ordinary course of bnalncm, but it is all done quietly, fa order, oo time, sod without unnecemry display, thanks lotto 'Safest officer, fa charge, Mersrs. Budi. Stuart aad HogIs. Tbe Diivctora <t! tho wool growers and ofa^ broodte., Amunirtfaw -« »ret rt For any Case of Catarrh that Cant NO CURE, NO PAT. Knappen's Law Office. Knappen's Law Office, Farms For Sale. Brot and cbraj.wt Caibmore at Grant', Ju" u*’h tku*** WE WILL MAKE THIS lUONSmOI. Be»l sod etosprst Caahmwyr at Graat'i Ik*l ami cheapen Cashmere at Grant, Beat and ibeapewl Cavlim.-rc al tiiaot'i Great Opportunity. Real Jb.l dieapaut Cashmere st Gnmt'i Knappen’o Law Offtcp. HEI ™ WEEKLY HEBKLD. onfEollar a year. IP BITTERS. Tto Wrrhly Herald Poliljeal News Marshall Mich. ■HE WHITE Mi ldbvflfe todge No. 231, F. A A. M. Wm. H. Severe**, W. M. Middfevilfe Cliapter No. 17. Order of the Kaatern Star, A. M. Mrs. 0. W. Maltiree, W. Matron Gospri Temperance Meeting every Sun­ day evening al Red Ribbon Hall. Albert Rjbh, brother to Dr. Web of thfa plarm bfa been breaking and driving mow very fine oolte, upon our streets the last four woaka, among which is a very fin® sorrel emit tolonginR John Carveth hfeq., ami die young spoiled stallion "Arabian Gold Dust” owned by Dr. Mat tcaon. This haras waa toar year, old last fall and io probably the moot perfect speci­ men of a horwi fa form, rtreogth, activity County. Mr. Rich Undlot how with care aud certainty. • Our bachelor townsman, Calvin D, Bar­ ren, and Mina rods Caldwell of Leighton, to hi. bed, with what ■ now bettered to were married at the M. K. Church in thia hire been, lung and heart eomplfeetiom. place, on Sunday vreniog. U«h inet., Her. Ahtough it wee not expected that be I. B. Telman oSeiating in tho prearaan of would ever regain hia banllb, y*t bit fam­ ily and frieada were not prepared Io bo- SEWING MACHI.XE SSsExSZa’re Ths New York HERALD s hm. ONE DOLLAR A Y6aR. Dr. ftittafi Dima CQ.TH0L1C0X Srt~. L-r— uunsM LltlHUm, mm, ufmi. num j any more than there had bacn for weeks ; tot all al oaee, on the morning above menliouce, at stout two o'efoek, ha remarked that he wm going to have another <t ttofc severe attacks uf pain, and laid btek on tto tod and died without a straggle, lib age wm G7 yaara. Tto family have the sympathy of friaeda. going to ran for Supewteor again thia Spring, and the aw* fc/ore be i» going to Tita Banwu artiek on the aaoBumenl of personal properly in the city. Now ChaHk. don't wait a rin gle day. The columna of Tun BAMMxa Tow an stole a bone from BUrlo, and ate al your dtvpoael for aay answer you pays the penalty by a seven years’ wyourn at Jrtkaun , U that any reowm why tto tain ibe trotk of all wc said, and a thuM Greenback City Treasurer should do tto same iking, aud arifcv the .ame penalty 7 and tirnm more, aa to the injustice of the Yet lhal would aeem to to tto reasoning MWMMneut of penoual.property, by ywa, ef the men wto justify tbe threw of and by the other Soptorkwe of thio oily, George 8. Tomlinson to levy on the west we will r*«w if. Now bring aleog ynur isg apparel of a prof young m.a io this answer, <■’ ferever bold your ytecr. New m the time to pkea it before the pubbe. toraaos fa vfolatwe of all law, a formor Tmocrer may hare done tbe tkieg. $500 REWARD HALL’S CATARRH CURE. Best aud chrop<*t Cuhtoerc al Grant’i ; Georgie Polley, 9; Arthur Raab, S ; , Gertie Polley, 9 , Ada Pcjlay, S ; Coro Buret, H , Orvillr. Bunt, 0 ; Archie Buret, ‘ 8; Bertie Peoaoek, C : Myron Pennock, ' G ; Clarence Pennock, 7 ; Jennie McBain,' licks, 20: tLhn H. Dennis, 2. i 9, Anna Woodworth, 5 ; The Conception then separated into!1 kcr, H ; Will Sliter, 10 GOODS I Trimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes, Ribbons, Buttons. An Elegant Assortment of Hamburg Embroideries. Guipure, Valenciens, Madras and Torchon Laces. Rcitetno, Mar. 15, 1880. About two years ago, a portion of the people oi Sand Beach donnad tto modern attire of Christianity and siore that unfor innate criaia, the neighborhood has been couatantly io turmoilGoerip haa been advanced by eryiac Methodi.ia, to an ex­ tent sufficient to gain admtofon in the Church for ministerial jndgement. The semi waeKly prayer moelfaga are not only famoua for the diminutive degree of relig­ ion, but fur the revere person.1 isafauation. during tbe almost '“.ham" sppesb to the Almighty; and moreover, foe tto disgraceful Jtercrtiona which, of late, take place at and after tbe dose of the meetings. The totter daw. of tto neigbborbtxri earnarily *ak the jfint-keaded Christians to diaevutinor their ignominious prattle. Voting the last season, the Howard hill han been in an almort lapweable Condi tioo, aa no with every road ia an open Mary Fwtoa, aged fiflxn yean, dangbter ol .lames Forba of this pbre, died ' Tuerday the 9th fast., of dfa-^e of the 1 heart. Tbe funeral service* Thursday A Democratic Caucw will to held at It would bo a link aeandaloua if a man, morning at 19 o’clock, were presided over | the Center Schoel House, on Ssturd.y tho j who in bu.inea* houra within a year peat, Stilb iuit., at one o'dock p, m„ for the by Rev. Mr- Moore, and the acholarv of ■ liitrict Convention and/lceted tbe fuUow- j! S , Fay Mosher, H . R had been ao drunk that he lay down in purpbee of Dominating canJiJatw for I nion fkluml.of which alio wm a member, I Ig named gentlemen aa delegatee, Via : townnbip offirea for tho snaring year. the dirt near hw busincea plaee to Bleep _ formed in order at the school room, and Men, DEMOCRACY is not dead, turn । off hia debaOch. altonld bo clee.ted Mayor marched—uader tbe .nperiatend.nee of out. ( By order of Committee. their teactoro—to the Cougregatfonal I’. Bxowjt, Chairman. ‘ he weald to a pood reprmentativs of the Church, where they paid tbrir last tribute 'character of the party who talk *l»iul John.Q. Pareoua and wife desire toreStone and brick are beins delivered io . ted the following report which waa swept by to express their thanks to neighbors of reaped to their dejarted schoolmate. placing him in numination. Court House yard fur tbe big cistern. ed and adopted. •aa4 friend* for kindly nuusteocc sod teo­ The statement ot the twating, turning, EJoetion'tickcU pfinted at the BAMSXX long, isnk. ex-postmaster, and ex almost | 1st. Tbe abolitku ol the ae called . d«r sympathy during the aickneno, and Pastor; Congregational Church, Rev. W. offios on abort notice, aud at the Inwret anything, who appeared at the Court National Banking vrrtew and prohibition । death and burial of their little boy. 8 ■'Bagby, Pastor , and Baptist Church ; Th. ir kindness sad aympthy they ap- Rev. Mr. Trumbull, Pastor. linage on Monday, stated that the laat - j Republican Is-gislature paid Doo Handerprreiale very much. Mlddtevilb Lodge, Daughters of Ite Sod. All money tu be iMU«l exclusive­ pUre. “f;^ Bl.l.-.te for editing Ur Asy.sZ.rf.’re■ The other day we heard a gcotlemao re. .Aiaravf of the Legislature, waa such n ly by tbe Coiled Btatais Govmnmit and mark, that it was always ao quiet sod or to be a full legal tender. Tburnapple Isxlge l.O.O. F.. No. 3rd All brnde to be paid promptly at derly around the Depot io this rity, that at thw Center School H atin' Hastings 2C5. J. B. Keeler, N,G. uuturity. according to the terms under Township. * Middleville Lodge,*P. *fH. J. C which they were taeued, «w<f Me. uo iu-.fr Mhbto. Cook A Rogen are bowod to Bray, W. M. have their market oue.i>f tbn finest in the Rcfortn Cab, J. R. lUsscb, Prmidcat. The W. C. T. 0. Mrs. M. M. Pianoy, city, inside ' ten one who es’prcUMv wiki opiaioea oo thia is »ta>plT Greenback boocutv and eeoooruY- And it ia rraw, that urnier tbe Greenback admSnisCretioo all kfada of exr^ditures bare l-wn equ.lly rrekleM of tto rights of tto tax payers. With a vary daiirable and moat complete Stock of tnnu S'WIK HiCNIKl CO. sss L. RUSSELL �SELLERS' A CURE OR NO P/\Y. n>e iMfensUaZ WesH UesMe mv miaU. 1 when res .mt ewart kU Ues nets esrvfal. Aarims X-ir airm ;•» nMdte.i e<>s • w’uk 1st, and the members st larg#of die Cum mitlee were »D in their rJaees. a C. Ekwwtli, uf lbs Bill district, resigned his place upon the (kmmiltre, and tbe chair­ man, Hou R. R. Fraser, ot AM Aibnr waa directed to fill the vacancy al the oarlicat praeuosbk momentBy order of the Lansing ccovcution the eommiltec, through its President and Sec rctasy, will iaaae eertifieates to pernrai worthy and qualified ’<> addrtm tho dais, and all clubs are advised nut to employ aay acraugeni to addrem them wbu do not poo ares such certificate. Application having been made, certificates were ordered for the followiigt named persons Mias C- E. Ctevshmi, D. B. Roas, M. J. Fanning. J. M. kTtxmaurice, M. D. Clark, Prof. Egbert L Bangs, David Forbes. John Linscott, Mm. O. B. Sehnylcr, Mrs. Msriou B. Baxter, Aire. Norman Ikiley. outers desiring sueh certificate, should ap­ ply to the Secretary, J. C. Bontocou, Jackann.Mkh. TkM Hl" tv me issrt ikealA wee.K-. mav as *>Hh Is Its swmilss tea .ise . - ।>.j. i AM towtrhm teskm terns without the aid cf a surgical opv*lion or a shot gun, it will be a corned right more than we have a right to expect At tbe annul meeting of tbe Wisconsin Edi­ tors- and Publishers- Association, held last June at Osbkmli, after tLv member* tad been formally admitted to the I naans AayI urn they paaso-l the following whereassm and reanlntiou. between free luoobw and pfanies, and made me the humble icstru meat of torture to Wing tbe aforesaid wbarumaes and re*>!utfooa to your atten itica. The people know they could trust the hardy Coseack , aad even ai Moscow hia arrival was awaited aa the signal for a general rising. Popular traditiso in Rua- . sia represents Sienko Ratine aa man of pure mind, an ardent lover of bis country —sueh as wo are told, was Bofivsr who delivered Columbia from tha Spanish yoke, Tho Coasack insurgent waa defeated by . General Bariatinsky, under the walla of tageasd inju-y of their petrous, the Simbirah, and the gigantic movement he printers and puMisbery of the country ; hid organiied thus came to an end. Rus and, suu folklore and popular songs celebrate W'Aere.is, The ordinary and permenant the ddrling achievements ot Steuko Radifficulties in tho way of obtaining typo . from forrign countries aro such a, to aflord ample protection to American type foun­ Ruseian hirtory Icvuttso there uc some dries without the addition of the safeguard pterpk, imperfectly acquainted- with the of a tariff; therefore, Ituwiana, who pretend that they are in­ Huolv in. That the just intersola of capable of rising in arms against the the printer, and publisher* of the United oKablished form ol Government. That is States require that tha tariff r-n type metal a mistake, and the means employed by and type be removed. Sienko Raxine, for the emancipation uf Buolved. That the Raprescatativcs ef tbe people arc as likely aa not to be resortWiscoMin io Congress are urgently re­ quested ro use the-.r infi uenos and efforts to secure a spnedy abolition nf meh ts ooe sutiooed at the polls on election day to secure signatures to the pelitiooa for Constitutional amendment The Seeretery was ordered to have 10,000 copie, of the petition for Constitutional amendment printed. A State Convention cumposed of deicgates from all teirperanca organisation, and all organised bodies in sympathy with .______ .______ i__ i .i_ u OLD IS8 COUGH SYRUP ! 50 Years Before the Public. PILLS JOTS# HTMCUIB, CLERGYMEN ANO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. TIE MKATEIT MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ACE. TUTTS’ PILLS TUTTS PILLS W. C. T. U., and ask the liearty co-oper­ ation of that body fa favor of thr amendmeat. A draft of tho proposed amendment was prevented to tha com mitire and discussed at length, of which the following fa a ■ I), Art. 4. The manufacture or । aale of spintmxu, malt and vinous liquors in thia State except for medicinal, me ebanieal or sacramental purpore, is prulub ited, aad there shall exist no property right in sueh spirituous, mslt and vinoo. ’liquors except such right to manufacture and sell for medicinal, mechanical and aacramental purposes, and no oilier may be directly conferred by law. Sec. &0. Every person who ihall man ufecture, tell, expoes fur aale, «r have in puncasiou for purposes of sale, any spirit u>us, malt or vinuus liquora, except for medicinal, mtchanicai or urramenial pur­ poses under authority of law limited by EeTdff, shall rbc deemed guilty nf a ms | demeanor, vend shall up.'n conricti >n thereof be fined not km tbeu |50. nor more than *500, and imprisonment net leas than thirty da^a ocr more than six TUTTS PILLS TUTT'S PILLS TUTTS PILLS __ Pti: -a Be:. TUTT’S PlUSe^Z iir-sstei TUTT'S PILLS scans .raarsartUmwr- Xw. faareterr, . 1. ksretr cnee ikal t, nn.. .fib. la mU WMUies aaauleaS «»4 th. .Ural, la Nap. Z.'S. l»a<.**U «.» . drek It altera—a al mU 4. r, .1 th. ‘ '--- - ' •— tUrrv Caaatr lean Itsarr. la tlil HiO te Barw mi TUTT’S PILLS TUTTS PILLS WAI^NEI^S WASHINGTON, ei.nsw WM r. it. ImAWm. •» *. *tb tv ot. We 11 rt a-t-t.t..H HO । TERS No that yuu bare road the rcaclutlone, it ia a roppcrable case that yuu will feel that your next duty ia to throw them into the waste basket. In tbe name of 40,000,0'X) people, be ths same more or less, 1 aak you not to lose your end, bat rumi­ nate, aa it were, god think over the high­ way robbery that u Icing practised upon your unaophiaticatcd oooatitaeoU by the type founder,, who are foundering the newspapers. Aa it fa now they steed at 4 la Ba 4». sat aasate •• mat HH neaa■ at al. stiBa aaln. tk. at , teeir-M. 4aUan aa4fcetr tear ae* Uw bm MMbaviaeeiwtet laSMtan tkeekele **- Aad II I. Nrtb.r .H.H, ikai.ul aetlile (It. an.*. laika .■n,y l«<.rwMt >a >.U era ■.r ib. i.iu.a<r.( mU a.uiiea seAike bam isaSSai'iaaar.'E.T,.^ Hr" u-r.ai-4 esl4 < r.l.l.l i> uU aaaatr Ja”7h'7* >»ei» arariaaa l« a ,U’ <*Ltfi ext -smith. j«4». fa n-Nau EBWUXiliE, lays Johnny, aolcmniy. |R.c/tp- A 1’itlsbnrg man made two uuMoceas. fol attempts to hang himeelf. He had probably been a sheriff in bis lifetime. Fur aak by Roberta A Ilotchkhs. BEST IN THE WORLD I "Lenny, you're a pig, 7" said e food fe- Another thing that the association did not pass any rewxlutfon about, but which they probably will at the neil meeting, if there are enough of them left outside of the rxxir-houte to meet, before they meet cm that beautiful above, fa the recent ac­ tion ot the mansficturcri of paper, who am endeavoring io screw down tho lid of the newspaper coSa which tbp type foun­ ders are preparing for the grave. . In the last three months, by their own sweet will,’ they bare ran the price of paper up almost a hundred per oral. There fa nothing to prevent them from doing it, as foreign manufactured paper fa kept out of the country by tho tariff. Every article that goto into the eneatroetkn of rag paper, exeetrt baswood, sweat and water, has a tariff oo it. Tho and*, tbs aanftsUda and blue mass, or whatayer is used, has a eurn on it, in the shape of a tariff, no that tho paper manufacturing three eurd mnntc Mt. Michigan Central Railroad. BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. EAST AND WHKTTrt AND FROM GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT BI-CARB. 8ODA Which ia the aame thing. '7lkmi Canada Southern Railway Ur into two Iota, while yet in tha form < f cream, and fur one make uaa of I’crfeelrd Batter Color, made by Walls Richard->o 4 Co , Burlington Tt., while thr other gone to market without color, and. ho will ■E&t SHOW THIS TO TOUR GROCER.' ftxftgSg the weather, I'm warming my handa," the little fellow demurely replied. A I'enuylvanian at tbe Blank bills wrote back that he had dene well, and added: “1 will he home on Wedneaday evening. Meet me at dark Joel out of town, and bring a blanket or a whole pair uomorioM. A litrie boy rawed hfa hand aad said, "We ought to b<io ‘Grawwith, capital G.by rak first, bomture it aayw, ’All umai of a Supreme Bcinr tmmt bsgin with a osjatel- * Kaj-xaUy SARSAPARILLA -------- ................................. ■ in AND TOLEDO TRAINS Lracanun, mm, SiSfe Dissolution Notioo. tba iadobtedaiwa of tbe firm. Dated Hastlags, Jun'y X4U>. IBM. Junx M. Busmk*. -0-47 OaTTUUB 1‘lMXU CHICAGO 4 WIST ■EHIGAI RAILBu’lE � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-03-24.pdf 088b03eae7f8ce4389a717aaa7982e5d PDF Text Text fysffryssln^. RATES OF ADVERTtSINO. NO. 47. VOL THIS PAPER !»i MEW YORK. HASTINGS. MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24. 1880. Having purchased tho interttt of Burns Messer in tho Agricul­ tural Bunneoa, I shall hereafter conduct the busincoa alone. I will continue to keep the full line of Machinery, Ac., heretofore sold by Messer Bros., and wish to call your special attention to a few of the principal ImpK'tncnta kept for sale. The old reliable For Heaping uqudtc only mentioning, they lutvo been «il<! here for Twenty ycara mill there ia not, less than ONE THOUSAND <>f tlwm-now tn use in Barry t’otipty. Over six ear loads wero fold ItiM year and tmarly a car load have been wold thia sell the er felt ashamed of toy own. •■No, ray friead., it tot Dom Away over the dark waves which have ■reek»d ay hope* there u a blamed light WannmnoM, D. d.) March 15,.1880. J strange muttered the old man. "I’ardon me, sir; but thia in the name of my brave bov.” My father (rembted sod 1-dd up hie left arm, from which the baud liad been severed. They looked for a .nonxni ia fair, angvl-hcarted creature as ever smiled each others ctra, both reeled, and exin an earthly Loom. Hre ryc» were av mild as a summer's sky, aad her heart as fdtbfol and true as ever guarded and cherished a husband'* lore. Her blue eyes grew dim u the floods of Borrow ADRIANCE REAPER, WALTER A With Patent Tire ^lope Shoulder Spoke rolled in boiled oil. Pabis. Fkabcb. 1 March 5, 1880. j Parte baa been enjoying ita Mardi-grye and Carnival, aad will enjoy ita Mi-Ca­ re me when it caw later lint the glory copyright laws. The vote to rtriks out [ of the carnival season is rapidly fading In thia provision wm yens 35, nap M. The France, as it is in Italy. A alight nfoerv- tendency of the bill is at ill forthe'r iU<u •nee i« still manifest, and will U-, doubt­ trated by the feet that it wae advoeaWd at less, for a tew years to come. It would be length by Mr. Townshend. of Illinois, who a pity, however, to bo obliged to witocra hae a bill of kb own pending to frpealut ths death of so time-honored and pleasant terly the Un autboruieg removalt, and Wheel I will tell you Rome other time altout the Engine*; Saw Milin, Respectfully -Youis, ra Mraaci, •tn Bulow t Thrwtherx, Clmrer BtuUcn, &c. Mich , 5lareb LI, 18SQ. CHESTER NfESSER. -hi EaropeSns, but it is always amusing to Americans, even in tbe almost insignificant way in which It fo now kept. True, it ia given up entirely io washerwomen and butcher*, buya and girls, but they mansge to draw some enjoyment freci it and to give a little amusement to lookeri-on. The the Federal upon the State judiciary. Thera who expert an adjournment be­ fore the 4th of July will probably be dis appointed. Ail uf tbe heaviest apprvpria lion bills are yrt to be reported. Broides tbrae bait tbe bouae has before it a vast amount of other braiaera There are in tbe Committee of the Whole House bills and other propeailiona, on the Iloufo ealradar thirty-two bills, etc .and over25ft bills ou the private calendar. There are on Ike table over lfo> bill* from tbe 8raatc. Some of these bills art of great im portsnee. and member* >a ten stcd ia them summit uf the triutn]>ha1 osr, may be, and f will make a fight for them even as against very likely U. the freckle faced girl who j ,.hringi your wasting, but she is ; nymph ' now fut all that, and up to high is jau as arc lU’printing bill, the Uli to repeal the much an ethereal bring, |«rhapa, as if she !1 taxes on teal tulmeeo in the hand, of pro : lived in sumntnoas apartmeata on one of I dnren, the bill to pension soldiers of the AT THE CASH STORE Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c. MM; Mexican War, several bill* relating to coinage, and a large number for the cun^ । should have a genuine carnival this year, •traction of public bttildinp io different i with the principle eperatic and literary lights of the capital u actors, but the in­ dividuate thus called upon evidently re John Porter, tbe Mia relaiieg to inter­ garded it indifferently, as none of them Stale roamerec and other important meas­ apj«ar. I c is carnival all the same for tbe ures. Borides this it ia not unlikely that Fraaeuti, Valentino, Elysor, Monmartre, io deference to the rautimrat of tbe Hunan Vaeiball and Tivuli, for the mrnkira the Committee of Wap and Mean- will throng there ia such nusaben that •Isnciug be compelled to reverse its action and re­ it impoasiUe. sad the casual visitor who port some tariff legislation, reUtin- espee would Step in to are what is going on, tally to paper, sugar, and aalt^Coder the would de well to obrerre the in going and roles, preccdrmre moat be given to Cvu.out coming lines of people before deposit­ tnilteca today to make motion* to suspend ing hie two, three or five francs with the door keeper, for he will see nothing mSra indoors than he ean see ou tbe street. Pot Bu’inees of the Barry County Probate if be will wait until midnight, then he Court, for the week coding March 15th. may Im repaid for bls trouble. Rutter suspect* he is a dark horse. He A matrimouial *uit, the program uf Clement Smith, Judge March Id.-Estaieof Gmwge W. Bow vety dark — inri.ibls, in fael. which will be watehed with interest in Wasbbnroe as a Presidential candidate certain Parisian drclrw, has bora commenc­ ed ia the civil court Madaule Blanco is becoming very popular in Ohio. Eocalsds, the plaintiff, ia a member of ao Maj rr Bigelow. l’o»( master at Annapol­ influential Russian family, J>«r brother be­ is. Nd.. n are-ured of stealing etata|« from ing Prirnw TronbeUkoi, and abe sum lot a judicial aeMtration from her hutband, Estate of Willha H. Dcriae, deceased, Mr. Blanco Eucalada, son of the Chilian April admiral of that name, ex Pmridcut of the petition for probate of win filed. Republic. Madame Eucateda waa pcevi- Cth seat aarigwvd fiw Iwarieg. March 1 lib.—Estate of Benjamin Hi outly married to Mr. Onrtincff, Pint Seorvtary of the Ruaaian Embeasy al Rome, bard, deceased. Warrant and inventory and after his death settled tn Parts, where MM. Tilden and Fili John Porter V uuldJmaU Estate ul Andrew Keyes. Warrant and she became acquainted with Mr. Enolads, a strong Injured Innocence oombination. to who aha has hewn married fifteen ycara. Why don't the Democrats try it ? OVERCOATS : w M. .ffoSi MJENTI57 Michijan It- J- I"V/I, Carriaie, Sim* am! Owial PAI NTER Sweet's H°Tel> Imperial Soap HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 10(1 < lb. bars—75 lb?, in the box. To any one who will rend us an onler for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra 4ree as a premium. Or the onlers may be>Cnt to us for one or more boxen al a time. ^>tli remittance, and when we have thus received bar d«rulU tn rt*m orders'for 10 bo.'k-tr We will send the eleventh box free ax proposed $2.00. $2.50, arid $3.00 Per Day, above. If you do not tvi.*h to rend money in advance you may eririlas te nre irf IvstUa «f ro««. The ExoeUene* of this Hotel deposit it with nnj’ banker or merchant in good credit in your wU^k«<s>Uisa4 M torWStere. 4tea.s«<wa>>. rtr.. »|. STM e.«-r. h™ «b»re Elrvstor n.i> fown with the uhdcyntauding that he is to remit it to us on receipt of tho Soap which ia to Ik? shipped to hia.care. Addre.-"* was a clergyman preecut to say a prayer. Our poster kept hia arai, and tho speaker bimsrlt nude a abort addrews, st the coodusiou calling upon anyone to make re­ mark*. The pastor store under the gal­ lery, and attacked the position of the speaker, usiag the argnmratv I have often heard rinse, and cuvoludcd by deuvunring II codricks io running for the Presides ey with great round and fury in the ealumas of hh home uawrpap® organ. stG-tnt But Mu-nte'Iktai Brar-ria*. io sit >w|**u B»J bMitaar- OK A M ETON BROTH ER 8. 1 first secured a drink of water, and then 1 looked in the aocmrtomed plane for Mary. As I missed her, for the firat time a shadowy sense of some horrible night atare betrafi to dawn upon my wondering Hn>0 iwesw: cwsws; Jlllll II ■!, PIONEER STORE I Keep* cousfanlly ou Land LIME, HAIR, 8TUC0O, CEMENT. BRICK. TILE. • LAND PLASTER PUMPS, . PLOWS. DRAGS which riveted every heart ia the church before the first period bad Im-u rounded. My father a altentlou had become fixed upon tho eye of the speaker with as inlet 1 rat I had ucvrr before seen him exhibit. I OLOTHINC Mas’ Yntto, Boys ait Ciiiirei CULTIVATORS, POUR LX M10VKL .PLOWS. SAWS FILED, LETT PI.0 WS. Mowers. Chain, Mas BetaMOfc ! Reaperand Pays the highest Cash price for all' kind# of Fanners Pro­ duce. Fannent will do well to corM1H Mr. OnMjr before purchas­ ing any of the above article*, nt. hisKievalor, comer of Broad Daring the pmt'week, banidm lifteniog to the Fita John Porter drimte, tbe Senate baa done little beyond passing General Buraride'a amusing bill to provide inilroe tioo in mcral and social kuuoc in th. scboola of the District of CJsmbia, under tl.e direction of the Bkwnmiesiooer of KdnEvery intelligent newspaper reader cation In the Htmie Mr. Wood has been permitted to explain the new Fund­ knows that the eo-celted Spofford inveatigalioo vu a dismal failure, that all the ing bill, and has received a. ahatp intima­ tretimony which the daimattl fur Mr. tion that the inaction of hi. notamiu. in regard to the tariff is not acceptable to a peariUe majority o/ tbe House. By tar WOOD ATTOKKET AT LAW & SOLICITOR „ . Hasting*. WHOLE NO. 1298. L. J. WHEELER. with Mr. Encnladi'a promiao that after tho wedding ho would seek employment in Chili. It wu agreed that they should both leave Parte fur that country, bat in rapport of the plainliffa cane it was con tendml that ahnoat immediately after the nuptialo Mr. Kacalada packed up the bulk of bls wife's movable property, without consulting her, and proceeded to Chili alone, taking the valuable* with him. After having sold a portiaa of them he returned, and from that petted ia .sled a aeries of grievance* brought forward in support of Madame Eacalada'e case. Reports from the agricultural dirtrieta bring aeriuoe account* of tbe condition of Justice Field in haring quite a boom on hia dimentfog election law opinion. Why not Rive Justice Clifford emo, tooT Estate of Auteim Burden, dereaacd. Petition to prove heirship filed. April IZlh MXt aarignvd foe hearing. Eauto of John Hall, deevartd. Prtitiou for appmulmeot ot an administrator filed. April 13th uext aarigned for bear Estate of KI lea Manning and Charles Niohris. minor.. Nomination of guardian lied and Wm. H. Brawn appointed. Bond filed and letter issued. A shiiek in behalf of “Slate NoyereigwRacate of James Bwin, dneramsl. Bond ty" from the Virginia Lsgiriature, wbrah fruit trees in consequence of the rerenl fllsd and tetter forced to Otive 8wfo. War­ hu jest voted for repudiate.!., m edifyfog frost. Tho farmers in lbs'valley of the rant sad inventory isausd Ct.imi to be and impnarive. Oiao ore in great consternation at the num­ heard by the Court, April 26th and Sept, Denis Kearney wae arrested ia law ber of apple and pear trees apparently kilErencieco recently, charged with araatoin-iJ- Lein- perfortly bUek. Rraebrabee, msgsoliae, aad the mon delicate rfoasm of laurels han be®, greatly dWgured. sad •ten the U«s> at old cedan .bow signs ot the general blast. la the Afcbe the gome indieatinoJ ate uppareat, but it M believed that the evil will not bo eetioue anime the �r<t nifumc^a^tn Our New York Letter. The Unit Rule and Like Devioee. Tbe “unit rule'-' is vompuativoly vw a feature la Republican Natiaaal Co 1, it means that a State Coovcurion majority of a Stalo delegate™ on Republican County Convention. YOU CAN GET THE BEST MAXU—A *'BLAK*T*l>'' CUUlffltr— i*oxk waenniso bascal “Biaotwc" a buuoas J . What thought d uvred hi, 01 DtAiSia:-YimrU- OK-------- New York March IM. l§80. lowxhkuld deliberately move down into llw valley, invite the rival army to paw up EOK LKSfl MONEY AT n>ws srtt wsrt. la th* *«s»i> *C Republican party ahill BrVrtw *r HreuMgsa f-ytr OsmIu*«. _ ’»• It. rswaas^CVMlnsas. fchtegte-.-. J. LEE REED’S rebuild it, cr at >11 event* to ao utterly - PKOBATK onnas. cjttle. (Noto;»ix yew* ago whan I came A limited eomaway four years'polities! profits, and put wu originated by ex-Gor. Curtin in 18CT the . Republican party back where it «tood in 18711. Tbe party Renwick, the younger Hunt, Upjohn, party wa* attacked by tbe Detnocral* then Arthur Crooks, aad one nr two more of boy) ha* 400 head of cattle and a largo on the ground that tho Administration of Mr. Hayes would be merely a contioua ranch io tho Mountain*. They sro d'.lng tion e>f the Adminiatrati-jn of General well, all kind* of grain brinp a good price pbacticaliy a new edifice. Nullification Again. lent and impolitic as those which charsetrriaed what Mr. Garfield aptly called-the c-cspcd defeat by only <me electoral vote, and it look four’months to decide whether ful and elaborate plana. adroit leaden in State* like Pennvyltanta that vote belonged to him. Tho Ropublica:i party went very near to bankruptcy in 187G. Why go back now to the unit ion to onat Kellogg and acai Spofford h a Would Resumption and its altcndtai National Convention abculd reprawnt the prosperity, or tbe purity ol the present Administration, or even the ncccisily of L.L- e„it_i csM,i. t- .1_ u i..- •'unit rule" ing Io Cocxvt left to the Rc priationr for tbe Ik-paly Marshak revives district*, CH ARC.?: if it is sent to my Shop. I am PAINTING MY WORK SSSSpS 1 iat tU-1 n»nii.n.-r*iv» raiac, we bate an advantage of Farmin in this xtm-ioit bolter than ever htfore. 1 niu determine'! to mak-- ■ good a Wagon ax ia aoM hy anyone. This I will prove lo any. matt who will call at' my shop. Prien lower limn any other good WAGONS OK JjnGGJES * ‘ . J. Ls. Hasting*, March IBIII S™Lili 61 STEAMSHIPS .i • p. U. 23. REED. - •47ml L88U. DAUCHY & CO. COL catlie. I still lurc'a bwj of SOO Lead uf there indefinitely, the pweibility of ao office holder*' dopothin cx-arealei under thc Coogrtasiocal districts aa well A for Republican form* I* any one prepared rate for publie er quaai-public buildings of was in Grand the State at large. Mure than two fifth* to aaeert that talk of thia kiad, with a 1 Third Term noqjinjlion actually before ‘ the people, would not tuike many nalriring up again. Among ioubt bu.board there is said to tho Democracy in a very uncomfortable deprived the Cungrcaaiona! district* of their rightful voice in this nutter, it was that, if a respectable Democratic candi-Jale were nominated,-thousand* of Republican* Lui 133 in a total of 246, should proceed to make use of its ill-gotten power by de­ the use in incurring to many utterly unColteeum of I'Jtagi atampa whoapparany appropriati.i-i for the payment of Dep­ claring that tbe delegation thus elected | colly are w bee*u»e tbry mu*t u*e tbeir should vote as a unit in tbe National <*onuty Marshals, and farther that it would •ventkn. anpcmbundaM tetauro In doing acme per­ ’ , Our Washington Letter. fectly u-ckm thing and gannot afford tbe i ffNai rar BMslsr C-n****M-^«i. • more expenrire puipuite of gathering law autboruiag the appointment ofytiepWAsntxurox, Mareli I Sth, 18-riO The Democrats havei fcao greal advsngio individual opinion. Thc aimplc fact a proclamation which amply justified Mr. that thc majority of tbe Pransylrauia tagi^ If they ewonot steal a State a* in Garfield In hi* sharp and vigorous arraign- Convention saaunied the power to cbanc ■tr!.—I**.,——I—«t .11,1.1—I. <« c . m • •vnatUBT. Il appear* they have turned Scaator BUuso.ro around watch row them, ,bw atuatfo. to of OTOAMB^aa.iJ^gU-K j BUSINESS Rapid- A 810 BILL. Having had B»»o y<ttni experience in differt-ui Iii7turhi-.-of Mercantile Trade in « place where I n inftjut is dt»uc by the l’hua*And”,’ I am not- enf'i'tdy ticxppric-nr <•>! in btiwirtC'-s misters. I am ccu.-tantlr buying and will soon have a well x.-lt’cle-l *4<»el; .if Grocerit«. Gbuu>ware, Chinaware,-.ic , &«•_ I ofler m> “baita" in priors bat firmly believe you can boy af mi­ nt a little cheaper average price than at any other ploec in the city. Sugar-., Teas and t’offee* 1 am idl­ ing nt bargaiitx. Lamps Side Lamp.*, Bracket l<aH>]>-> and Trimmings ('heap, ,4‘boico Honey, Foil Cream Lhcixv. Orange-', Loinetm, fig*. Oranberriex, Hob«-r.tdt«h. Pickle- Plain and Mixed, and. n full I:n>- <•; Ctinn.i! Gootls. all very cheap. Anew thing, Fre*Ii Comprc-'-cd or Lightning Yeast; nice light l.r- ad in Ibr.-e hourx. X l‘arin-rs I have rihipjK-il ab-t\ -iriiHi'll-, apple*. Knt will buy tn«ir«- and will buy ;:|| AGENTS WANTED BOCK AGENTS.’ ktaaev AGENTS READ THIS! Yours Iteepectfully. ..i 5,000 '- i: ; onivpNad of Law-break ini throughout the oountry, and the sentence just pretwuneed | olMa( Thc ef |h>t thaj to Heal scat* In Conirci. 'T.iu* the Sen- "*'• lisnd * «"J ,,r"‘ aD'1 upcm Denis Keatrny, and asked thc Dcj|- becomos both a confaaion of wcakueaa and i . . *...l. ..I", nnr—am . t-S-T thc Houso ( ommUtoe in rerommanduig a i . w„d ja a M1,ra , d,y .„ M1 j theft. They want Keil-jgg's scat for | «** surprised al tl;-< appear sue.- of some Spofford, sod will preA their claim be.diemed l*dia* who proceeded to \ ON 30 DAYS TRIAL jn- -tit««r v..«rate n»tr*a«4 . Kcmcinbcr tin- place. one Joor oust of Post I »»&>•<• which the infiuence of *ueh an example ■ mx he trotted to elect woold bring npoti the roantry. be appeal- [ vote lor tbeir farotitoa. ed for a recou.idcratiuo of the Democrat- , FwtmwteIjMto «dvo »« FintwylvadM regard.* party rcasid- ■ - A* the building, an early date, in order to Jivo an opportu­ Grant ihould be nomioattd ? We thiok nity for tbe sueccasfu! competitor co pre­ not The Republican party would m»vc down ioto the valley; the Dcmoct atie pare d-tailed specifi-aticu* The affair baa parly would take it* atand ou the bin. Tbe Dcmumta would aaauwie tho offcnairc; uitotu reporter uf th.} daily prrea haa failed the victoriou* and united Republican* would bo forord into the defitnaive. Tho imuca ol the campaign would be the Third Term, the danger of putting a’ tu*n into ‘ dbemiaioo of Iziofaiana politics ; the prop. IN .HASTINGS. j nm „0Hjnj, p’lirm Wugon.-t (his year cheajicr than any .one in Ihc country. I warrant even'Stick of Timber and every Iren in them -uta-oi. r.- j |)e Anv Wagon or Buggy of mv make tlfat is hrohtrn and li^JJTXl/telahowi. p«or material, I WILL REPAHt THE SAME FREE OF ow-am. W H. SCHANTZ. BE8T It THE WORLD! C . liziR ft and others have not learmtd their •‘tricks '•Lven other Indie* beat ou . . . . . ..’ । I two. publican party. And that neither, tbe cleet this: tho Democrat* do not propose to obey any law which ia distuteful to them, .1 "a Llarstcd country, you know.’ a unit will receive thc approval of the man tunately, New York i* a blasted of Republican voter*.What is wanted in thc ChirHy National Uoorentiisn is the fullest exprus* doubt they intend carrying It out in they .will trampleAipon them- Their po­ ion of tbe Republican voters. Such action as that in i'cnusylvania entirely igncrc* the sition i* worse nowN}*^ it ira* during the Speaking uf thia nutter remindt me ol people. A State Onven lion which rnsmoc* to cleet tbe delegate* of aCongresaional du the account* cow romiog from Maine. n.*y think I am joking, but it i* a solid BI-CARB. SODA the appointment am! directing the wnrk dale, if elected, to vote with thc State del- graceful conicMioBa.i egattan in Congraw as a unit. For a conveolioB to SMume such power is to deny the validity of the law, and al! ground for tho right of the people to repruaenmti-jn in the National Convention. • To pledge cimpaign. a!ready seen this .Coogrun nourping the the ddesstes of a State to act a* a unit in The resolution pteteated by Repmcat. ' power* of tbe Executive and attempting to stive Buekncr. Io. adjourn Congr*** on voting machines. good Republican* and by threats; w* pnw acu it defying and setting al naught dir Supreme Court, the highest legal tribunal in the country, and proposing to carry out its purpose* by nul­ lifying the laws. A party which dales to go before the people in aueh an attitude aa adopted in Pennsylvania and practiced in this, court* defeat. i What is il T I ( Anx.—Your Pn* lipti'>n» nutl j Rcodpbt. I Wluit ie it uvad-' of' ' Ans..—Pure JJKI’G j I low is it made t i Ans.- With enre at | Where to gel it ’ : An*.—Al Roberts ,(• Hotchkiss. , where you will always find a lnIFarul : select Stock of ,a=. Drags and Medicines. May 24th, i* simply f>em<icratic lunewmbe. ' I hir cx|>cn«-» are light and we sell l-cing titaplayed tJ tbe multitude HOSBITElfs by Dewcratic Coagre«ameo yet. Their whole object acem* tu be to gain politic*! advantage, and a* in tbfa counc tiu-yi commil blunocra iottead, they will hire to FINE CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY A specialty. before, Call and Sec tuj. ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS. j «U•; i: Miscellaneous. listened to in this city, was delivered at Union Hall on Monday evening last, by, Mrs. Elinbcth Cody Staatou. The sub­ ject "Our Girls," i* one well calculated to bring out the most striking proof* of tbe mighty mind, and power .if eloquence which this noted lady ptwaomc*. Although Dontcu will spend S),250,000 fersew-sn anything. IIuo. Edward ^tcl’henou, the new Chicago drank 7,000,000 galkoa of milk Secretary of tho Congramcnal Committcn THE WORLD RENOWNED lively. Tho debate Wcdumday on the PrLting office deficiency bill wa* very interttling. It dbplayed the Dcmoerntie aide i^ nubcr’ Poor Dr. Morgan Dix, vector of old a lad ligliU* After invertigaling thc Trinity 1’rotertanl Episcopal C&tireb, a rigid churchman of rather "high" views Oct. Printing USee ever rinre they hare bid a “S’?,u "L'm" firsts L r?ES ?°,d„ ,n ‘rie United Staten th.o. 6ales of 0,1 tho Other*. Thtt WILSC' Farnnd, William* A Co . jMroU, Midi. BALDWIN’S ASTHMA CORE pork packing in Ciolike to refuse further supplies to the lYint) t closed. There were i...( :r .1__ J .. .v_ i_L._ -A. TNTE'W liuultiug letters purporting him, and with olhtr partx T HI 1ST G 1 I PERMANENTLY CURES I KIDNEY DISEASES, u. <>H^CX9& last month, item that dined by ilejiroprictore, ahould wxrtbe tbe *otemaiti«n af tbe paper Levy, A Co. The-2 liar* is roughly value*! money idiot*, but it will not do anything at JC5,000,000, thc Sta^bud at £2,000,­ * PBAinivnxK. 000 and the A'er* pt £1,000,000. The The RcpuHicau of Prairieville have price asked for the 7rZr.Tr.qA is a round tedus of tbe poor people there millioe. The circulation of Ibcss journals and happy land, and their fate is given at 85.000 daily for the TiUte«, 145.000 for th* NtaatfonZ, 125,000 fonts A’nes, and 200.000Ar.the Tdtyroph . JB works in Detroit. point of ndverthting patronage, the 7’<sir. oo to look after dretitute iluogariaM and | to U. wit] Hipfintr i?ss»«tt nt > WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. Rupture NICHOLS, SHEPARD A. CO.BH i- C'd y w.S31* ********Aiit> °*t-T elm.... 21VLBR ^^JOHNETON’S VI wnv? SARSAPARILLA urat tanin, imra, being gained ou St. Fstriek a Day, and the United States coamabip •• Const alUtioo,” freighted with geacrotM rapidity with 1‘ROBATKKteTJCE. “I didn't think it any harm to smoke, promt Oomj*try, r; M»iy ererytady awfom now." IWdrot of th "1 am rerey t wv, n<y TOWg ftimti. 11 WW wf N*w H c °^7 u29 Broad **«y* New York; La.; Cor. sut.it MaAtete! St! Chicago, III*.; andNewOrtennx, San Francisco, C.M. > terblow, and joined iu Yot-nu gMOKtuuL—1 was Vffl.'-■iste.’A.vn&OT, I Constipation and Piles, j nM-«-S.fL*EE.»~UB-xVL.-r^ WKtBxcr TSornua uu.! IT. HAS derfully arouaed in all parts of the tout I LIVEN COMPLAINTS, i tbe Franklin Home for Inebriates in Phil- Highways, William A. Burchett; Supcrintendroi of School*, Itebcy B. Richards; - (ibl f^rnt-dtua JJtcalent, - mroasg fithout them in a hard place. Limon In workmsnMilp Is squal to a Chranomotcr Waioh, . ?£. "nU<’d ■? •«™t-dasa Plano. It root... tno.nlgncBt sword* at-the Vienna and Centcnni -l Exnc ,T SEWS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than otltc- Fitters »] The Grand Trunk Railway raorivw! Adrian, Mich. WILSON SEWING MACHINE ■' *»-'• “zrfJrpoToiic FREE s.etiifS- SATYTPTF! New York hare introduced spelling mateb- ■icn in the World While tho audience was" not. FR FF A VALUABLE INVENTION * **/*"Ajj C.P. Rowell & Go’s. Col. Ncbmkahaa 7,000 Good Templars, .4 itl:—Mtfu-ia* magic, which has cryo, through forty years of almoat incessant labor, either on right, that thl* cntuiiry has over prodoaed. SHOW Tilt TO YOGI OBOCLL . �st go Tift /^public Entered at thc l‘<\xt Office. HcuftiniB, Mich., a* Secondflasit Matten Mtoiaatc candidates fc* Township i^re-re for tho ensuing year, and to elect delocates to the County CouvMlMe to bo brid al tbo Court Howe in Hartings. April 23. tn deet delegates to the Suto Convention to be held al Dtlrott, May 12A next., and to trenraA.-. roch other bawnras « may come before aaid <’a«w. Ut three be a -oo-d turn out. as there will be speakers rreveal who will deliver addretoc. Ry Order ofCom. J. J. HxxbraritOTr, Ckairmsn. I cue city dommilto.-. lb. R,q,u>>lie.a. of the oily mrl in caaetra at tbe Court Haam tMUe of Um Ba MX at. that Woodland io iUuimtS is to have soother l.nUKepat) - •: on Twteday eresiag. and nrgaaix.d by tbo credited with ftrer delogata. at tho Isle U is is query ; « pbyoi^a w. Fathoms, now site nd- ' electfoa ol ILm. James -V Sweeny a. ' Grecubask fktuwolioo. iog college at Ann Arbor, sxpeete »<*« to ebaiteMD^nd Goo. M. Dewey aa Soor—ary. I with your reaawn where they rmide They I take up bto rwhUacs here ami go into Oo’imMioB of Mr. Juh. Clarke, th 1 eurely twrer ar»re eituena' of Woodland, j bariocas wkh Dr. E. H. imihrnp. Chur appuiuted m Teller., John F. Halo, with tbe •xeeptiu of Ueo. D. Barden. Mr Bardo bere^tha only aurvirur of the sod A. Philo Drake. Dr?W. H. ftoyder baa premcaantly lo­ Mr. John F. Hale presented the fallow, defanet Greenback party In Woodland, cated tn the city, and will attend to all tag appeal from th. W. C. T. Cotou, the quretioa naturally ariaea where be calls made on him day « night. (Mice which xraa read by tho Socrutary. found tbo other three. A. Woodlaod U over O. D. ripauldinr . More, .nd bto To tho citinos of Hartings Msembled naturally grateful for Civora be»towtd, .lie tewidenre i. in thc aeoond ward. in tbe penury meetings nf all Puliifeml ‘bank, arc dm, (ha W KCJIi factory. foe , of lU Mw crtalogue Cablsux, March, 20, 1880. of tbe OUwt Cullegv, Eston County. The Kpitok Bawitlttl.—Wo derive to lay cstaJopm to tally printed *Bd WCJ1 arj before die people, no far aa it ia poaaible ran-rd and will be -awful (0 The unanimm^ vet, of Cfty.fom.t 4i*«, John Q Cramy ior Supwviaur al the reo <tu in tbe ]« nnd 4th Ward., mn»t hav. to elrat «x deUgnlra to the County Con been exreedinnly gratifyiag l(, him, aod vrnttou at Hastings, April 23, to eb-et it u one which graiiflo] erwy true Itodtfeeatew to the Stste lx<oventtoo. to l-c held M Detroit May !2lh neat, and to publiedn. tratwad »uch other buriore* a. may c.ime We are lutppy u, announce that Dr. Wore Uie esueu. . , , , Andrews h.t anne to tbe coodu.fon that Da'ed. I trsngrville. March -I, Iftfcl be wilt not remove to Now York, but re By ■>’ikr of BepaWiesa Com. ’ L A. NtCUt'Ut. Chainnin main in Hontikgv to the delight of hovts to do with thi. lamentable etale of things. , of friend.. We are gtod this to ao, for the If you, therefore, geatlcxnen, will nomi­ Dr. would be mdly mi.re.1 .hrntld b- go nate. honoet. moral, teniperaao' men, for 1>H> offices ia your gift, men who will listbud, March 15th, 1880. Republican Caucus. The Republieana of the ToWh.bip of llatfin,* .will mere in caureu at tbe Center Sebt.il Hobm, <>n lV«qln«T>diy, March, 31—. at tine o'clock I’. M to aom iaate runduUlra for township officers fur the ro.uiug year, and afoi elcet fire d.b gato. to repreaent the Tvvrnobip is the County (Lnveoticu to be boldcn at the ('■•art Ilot»: in the City of Uastie^v April 29lh,J<* elect delegate. to the Stale Conventieo io be boldcn in thc City of Dwtroit on May Ibe I2t!», and Uhmk any louiirae that may properly come IwL-re Republican Caucus. Thi- Repnltlitmav of ll:e Town»hip t Hop® will hold their nucus al Hope Cet ter Swire on Friday,. April 2nd at We have had coaaideratile music on the quretioo.of "where u mj boy to night f and now an exchange .urgmu tbaC wtuiro i« my d.o-bter to night V might bo equal­ ly aa pertiuent. It would be enn.idered a center abut ia thia latitude, and aiwayu in Chet Mtwrr ia at it again ; il io an old trick of hie, aad he haa - mmenrrel in earnrst. Oa Saturday tort lie anld two Inm'ner wagnas, two platform wagnne nnd one Kgbt bugry, ami during toot week, he •old four tbrekteg engines, brides other art idea too nnmeroua to mention. J l^o ILe-itelh all about it in th I* fo•ue of the H.tNxiut, In a double quarter ad. HB-bucgios and wagrnn hare bereme celebrate*! tbruughout the ciruntry a. among the reey be*i that i. manufactured anywhere, ud the tomuty uf II io. that j people generally know it Road hi.'-nd. given , and tbe D.reetur John Urooauu, .aid they might;hare tbe houac for ibe abo«o qxci6.nl purptwe, ju.1 aa loo- a. they daairrd It Tin- CrU term of, twelve nights woa held aft right, no fanli found . and l be accoad term euuimeneed, and all af liecaws. and otrietly oafortM-tbc tow in Went well until certain greonboekcra eame relation to minor., aul hours -f —Io. we A-sl that you will .do a grand thing for tbe atom!, and prosperity of the rily. As the mcthcra, wives, ami ,Mm < f thc city we prey you du wtoe-biog to ,>ro ; the eity w.rranl. u» is making thia trquret aad appeals .trungly to you to consider it Thc homes of this city arc our., and we beg you t<i nominate men of mural aad tetopesaoiv principle, whuto bond and duty it will be to Mntact them, aqd a. y>-u do tbi. jnat end nxbt thing, ao may Usd rtand by and pri«q-r you. By .rtdrr .sf tbv kV. C. T. I'., of the fity <it Harting.. Tile eouventton then pro.revlrd to an in foinra! vote fur Mayor, wbi«h rreultrei a. ; and men arrived si tho ochoolbowsa . before the teacher, and opened ibe door I wiilkHlt waning for ibe key. Hrere- tbe A teu-yvwr.old Middlrville buy, io wrad■ eharge of locking the houn. Mr. Wiknx italrao meed, oat Itoteatog to a perwm tot I aiw.y* .uondad nnd took pert ia religions Bug another of a neighbor who bad boaghl i moraiac* while here. If any one wish* a Bible for bis wife, a birthday pemaa*.,! ; to know more of him, for them enquire In for which he paid nix dollar, and twenty- ' I District So. 6. in Carlton .ho of .'all re- fir. , mJiPvpimd tbualy: “Six dU- • I .peetabte and dirtnterontod pmtplo ia Bal- tore and twenty-fivo cento worth af tbe ! ‘ nature, and they trill loan not only of Word of God . I bonefat half of it for ten I With a very desirable and meet complete Stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, Fine and medium priced GOODS : Trimming Silk., Velvet., Fringe., Wlbbone. Button!. An Elegant Aeeortment of Hamburg Embroideries. Ou,pure. Velenclens, Madras and Torchon Laces WooDLAtru, Ma:cb 11, i8t». WooDLanD Lomx, Nu 817, 1. (1G. T. Al a .perial mooting of Woodland Lodgo, No. 817,1. 0. 0- T., held nt the Hril, March 11, 1880, tho following rmh lutioua were adopted. IFjker-m, Il baa pfaoasd Almighty God, io ilia wtodoa to remora from our midst by death, on March 10th, 1880, cor worthy and beloved 8tstor, Nelli. E Beautiful line of Silk and Embroidered Ties xnd Fichui, Brown and Bleached Cottons from : to 2i yards wide,' Splendid Stock of fine and cheap READY-MADE CLOTHING ! Splendid Stock of fine HATS AND CAI'S, aad dlBHHAKP, Tbat ia tbo death of Sister Ixe, thto Lodge ba* hot a Worthy and ef­ ficient member, ooe that wm bigbly es­ teemed by tbe members of hor order for her faithfuiscas and kindoers. RaisoLvnt, That wo tender tu the be­ New auortment of Spring Clothu,Gasaitnores nmlSailingreaved relatives ol our deeoaaed Siam, our deer*.-, and mort heart felt aympaAnd fine lino of Tiulora Trimmings to xnatch. thia. * Merchant Tailoring done in all it* Branch**. • RirtU.viO, Tbat a page of the Journal of thia Order ba iaacribnd lo tbe memory ibcir miutla which will long be remember­ Cftrptjte, Mailings, Oil CloUu ami Knpt. of our deevased Stolre. ed, in-l bto encouraged thrat to press for­ Ladicrt, Misses and Children's fine Shoes and Slippers. RkmlvSP, Thai ibe SecevUryof this iasdge caUM a ropy at 11mm rreolaliuno to ward ia tbe eanao of temperance till tbe Irt given to the parrot, of Sister Irte, and ■ion to mod a eopy to oach of thc county paper, for publication. The gr .tret dred* and oddest, will kin, Her. Dr. Harvey, Prof Green. Dr. Bartine, Onl. John K McChesney, t. W. Neff, and a boat of other, equally treat worthy, certify over their own aignslurva fore held only ear half uf tbe nauJ ! time, when it adjourned for tbe patrp-.se af lotting the gtesrnb.ekera hare the houie. On 11«> aaiil eivemiop. at the cfoae of the -nral-aiA meeting, they, the gTcetibeekers, gave oat that there would be anotb.v urrroitnek meeting there two weeks from J-armif Ktm to doubt there being any Drmoerwy toft in lbs township id Hast right, no rec objecting, aa the writing ingr. Perhaps if be had bmn nl their Mrb.<4 w.iuld then be through with. Bat rauea. h» would hare thought diffcreyl. three or da), however had whop Of remrer it n quite a blow to tbo Greeallir dir clor went to th.; Kl>uol bea» bsckrra act U> have it all their own way, whifo tbe writing acbool wa. in araahm, ■nd of rearer they know that a good many •nd there proclaimed that he bod changed meq that they expected lo help them, will hi. mind, and tbat the gtr.-nbaek Breclieg g-> to work ia c.rwdt in - ■ • Kidney and Lie core, in lb. which it to recommended, it to tniaa doubt, on theaabjiet Houle"for Sale. HALL’S CATARRH CORE. If you want to buy a ho NO CURE. NO PAY. lkm-x-rat. He a»y»; "What did you went tn make a ticket for, don't you know that »<:ry tlitng will put tbe RrpMieno, for tbefeh-etion uf ria da-LAte* |h attend th. County Onvrati >n to far'lteM at the Court IL«t*<- in tho Cfty of llsrtiaga, April 211, to eh-.-t dckp.tr* to the State t'.mrmitiuo tn be held at Detroit, May 12, .next, and to tmuoset »n-li other bu'.ue-x aa may eaimo before tbe cauraw lut’d Hope. March 10, 18#). the Kho.il g»ve way te the grreobaaker* . and euuree the, did o><4 f.«) like tfoiog it, withav dud they do it; hut oa the Mid Txat. I'ruUy rvrahtg, tbe writing arbol.ra i mill al Fremont, and II. J. report, tbat, unanin ou*lj uuu::nau4. m-'uaI for the aratiag. the w^od ,pr«I n dpith»tandiag the lack of ,',-igl.ing, their Tbe informal rate fop Marshall resulted K»c»~ .|; Un amid the bowling, profane mill ia well *t>>ck-.l with log. aa tbe haul hi giving Henry I*. Lewis 70; Niltta language, •..age A •. ol the gromibsckcra Republican Caucus. i» very abort, am! rrr cr.l tramway, lead who rcuuiord oat*iiie, whn apparently bad Tbo Republican, of Carlton nil Sold their enure, at tho Town Hutted on Tumm».k- up tbeir mind, to appear u indoecat day March ROth at om o'cloelc p. m. t<> u they knew huw Io appear, and which oomiuate catnlidatc. for , tuwa*hip they carried out to the Liter. After ibe teh'nil had e!<M*d. the greenie. eame raeliKutland, will mdl at auction ou Friday tug into the botio-, amoking. .wearing, next, a .pun of boracw, hantea., wagon, and tuing otoceoe laaguagn t» that extent,' acd Arctic? implement*, grain, woufl, Ac, A. Bargain* will be und.mbtedly be had, and a large number of bihlcra will proba­ Cadwallader ft!; Wm. II. Swarscy. 23 ; hastily. Tbo director aad othera of thru* W«i. H. llayforl,, Smltnriuff, ■>■ bly bo present. who art with him politically, raid they By aorlimatw-n I Ion. Ck-tn-nt Smith *'«ld call a special *eh>r*l meeting for the A plraaant wadding partf waa l.dd al the wa* moniiuted foe Scbool iMje-cior. f urf.se of x.Cing to eachdc alb kind* ..I . | residence of Trait re Thillip* Lut evening, The eiuruith- u oeminatwl f.« Super to wit acre tbe- marriage of hia youngest vi~»r» io the lai and llh Ward* John 1,1 STtf ■ C-'CutVMi, Frop r ’ 1SritiS:wS J. M Rnoysa, hexing Mcnrt-d tbo Mr •«- of D linmp. ba* opened a eubUmg assgM. Nellie waa one of ibe moal )>atirM aaf WE Will MAKE THIS IWOSmOX. •hop ia the Box I and Sb-w Store of J. C. B ray an A .Sun. wbept bout and .boo re- ferer* 1 ovw asw. It Waa my privilege to poiring will be dcoo on abort nailer, aad al be with ber fee romo time before ah. —T1SS.T s^jMsnscr;axsi2r^*Eya« if they <ht not elect tbeir Uckrt they will at leost make a good .howtng. ■ There la no need to make any royurk. is regard to thr nomination. They are well-known to. be men of good principle, nod high moral clmracter, ottd their aouuOalfon Hmws thc good mom of the party fit ehtfoaing tbeir candidates. Brel aad choapwt Ca.hurer. al Uraat'e. Brel aad cbospvM Cashmere al Grwil's Brat sod cheapest C.sl.UMre al Grawt'a. HOP BITTERS. Brat and cheapest Caahmere .1 Grant'. Brel and cheapest Caabswre al Grant a. Bret .nd ebra|xat CasbuMM al Grant's Brat and ebeapeot Caabmereal Grant's. Brat and cheapest Cadimere al Grant'.. Beat and cheapm Cwlimeti at Grypl-'a NealtMWS is always ulaertelA.- in John Ifaxomet'a Barber Hbop. llewtotcr, Republican.. <-n Regi—rate... day. aad do not forgot it- ’ Martgag-a bought at the llrxl Batata Kxchaogt'. 3vc advertisement • ft Remotnbar that election liekrta will be printed at Uiort notice at thto oKce. Wm. P. Sfcln.m, »>.|-, nf Barer, [oi.1 tbe IUmMCB . flier a vtoit pa Friday Bnas of the Corel firai in Barry County will be « >1J cheap st tbr Itoal Es­ tate Eschaage 1* Tbe Vreia-mteilto /Aumk bra luri cbanptol lo sa right paper am! to thereby much unpn.vrti. ‘Thn Homy Son* of Toil." Hoch an article u thia apte.ird in Lu ; tlu Salerd.y tow, a team Won-ing to wwek. Jowra*./. -Il Mt. "a clique of i uu» Hatt, of iTaStua, while lx-iog dri'oO Albion i-dlrjp- .tiMictila ban organa.d > • o-■'t'ale Street, got wared at Mtnctl.ing ibeuueirM into a band calicJ ‘The Horny . and ran away. Tnrniog on Creek Street, ,-foaut of Toil,' '* to win. I. rLoul^A* added j north, they rut into the team of Wsde, the chairman of tbe (irt-eub.ee* County Allttft, and tbo poke of tbo buggy pt which Committee. "They are atudeute vf high the run nwaya vm- altadtrel, eal/red jaat MntitutiuB. ol learning, avpirasta f» po­ ha* bean Mtiug ike brvoi of charily for berk ofthenboulderofooe Altofi’a hor lities! faSM.'oot overwbvlmsd with c-JIega yrara, furnUhad by noma nf her member. ? am, to the depth nf fourteen iaehre. The wsrk," unlike <•« friasd, whv U ao tbttey Dorn hr imrgii.e that hia mmaelcaB .IJtia. ' ' aaa taken to the IJrvry with a.-h-M.-J work, that, tn order to find ten. ran dmuivo aaaaiUe pcqfo? Dot. be imagine that the writing of >uch folio A H.>ld«e, and hard till Laal night al el-ven a'eloek when it dtol t-hlsged to abaenl liimv.lt from vehod dur­ boule for palrfieatwa, and aeurrikMM Liter, "The bornj TUpuHiran to rlnintiaa ladies will be any thing to hia Wo un<ltr*aod Hut .tops will be taken ing lw«i days. Albion editor waa roped in wiih tho U.irny advaolapa, or that auch a eourM of eonerror," Tho GrrowLackprs always did have duel ia in any wiae boourable? Dure he Saved From The Poorhouxe. a kAnek „f ‘roping* unfortunate vicliinti know that lie dated not append bin name or ycere David A|ling»wurlh .offered to the pul.li.ued articdc bacaun of the «M>Jlh»<;u>»ti-n.Xo'l uMwilhctanding tempt which Iw knew mam follow? Now, Mr. Kdttnr. I eon tarere yva that the writer <d ibid nirnupondracc, who aigned Wo horn from Mr. B. F. N«.rr»* that ’the mrralre to alBwtiw; many fi-nilto* la Yanko^ Sprint. Toxmahip. with tb« trtof of one fertile, the patient Robert Mtraliall and wife, of Prairie­ wm Jrrsdy ntn.h loiter, and when f.wr ville wore vtoitingal Hoe. D. R. Cook's, Ixrttlea had bora tte-.l upon him. be ».uM again w.lk atartti with the use of a cnee U.c latter par* «.r tou xreck, The facto * ab«re .toted, will lx- vretTho pay ear •■toom'd'" over ilw road led by the tdltorrfthc JtofeumozA, (Hfo, Im: Friday, ond happiness n-igUa anprrme ia tbit h.-mre nf tbe smp|r->0>*> . The la»t itroo days -uf h** week, a*W Mr. Rd. Baxkimt, who. a few day. ago, scmcly col tmo nf bto fort while choppioc. i. gatttog ato^t »«<? Atwly l-« •are!}'. | . Roy. T. D Marsh apeut fast Sabbath ia tbo city, a»d oSriciaicd al ibe J’rrafcytoriaa church at the morning aM evening SuUeriber. will pie— bear ia mind that we need-excry <Mlar due us. aad that every dollar remitted a* noee •« »-« Tbe High Sebuo! aoowl will l» hold at tbe parlor, of the Kditor of tbe Batttw oa Frtday eveaing nsxiA g-wral invi tattoo ia axtexnled !>■ •» lice. A. n. link returned fn>m thc Kmt Sstnrdsy l^, aad bnmjbt with him » wife. We te-^wahtto Mr. sad Mra. a BOeek—that he is venting bi. apite aad •pitting bi* a mom on the Chareh beciu-e besting buoda, lb.- ptodgM of the poupto, ho waapnblirly erarared by many loading ImmxI on tbe wealth „f the M<>|Je. when memten, for writing an intuiting letter to wc van j»» aa well imac Gibesbacks and <«r of ll~ lady mrmUra. ll b pcsaibls mtn die interest to tho pe<>0t " Good •Widvorioe" may have a grievance, if no, Lt him rurb with II before the publie, nnd 8.," th.t if tbo Govemmeth abouM pet it. et.mp on f.ltrte.'. lake, whether it would ii xrill bare when it to knows who hr to. be. fogal tender? ••Several dkbwsrewied 1 du oct I sow win! bo otomo by Jliot KopuWiesM and s faw Oreenbrekera ware k^ult.l ChriHt»ii., but if be think, them prreont.’but did not comprebre l llwr uhj»ei jlort-luaJ.J boc.uAr they llaxe aiiowad ul the meeting “ The iinxnbaoaarsalw.y. him to play . the .fond I—I apou them fot. two intra, then I ran aadmtaod him. .Bl haveakull. aa thick ax nejtrwa' and ••U.S. 3." l» po exception to tbe rule. We are not certain ao to the "fag end,’’ turn for the bread aad butter tbat haa a. tbe Bepubli-xtu party han mined the k. pt him alive, tbn medicine fur hie meh dty for.lhe first time and the GramtUck- wife, and tho comtorta tor the family, cra hsvo eome out tbe Mteli end of tbo given to thia ill gotten aliadow of human- Rest and ebrapest Caohawre al Grant'.- B.-.C .ad cheapest Ca*bsiere at Graat . Brat and cl.oapvst Ca.hm.re at Gratia, Bert and ebeapml CaahsMTo at tiraatV >UouL*vilAr, March 22.1880. We bare had a (dvoaoBl beatneaa weak. The roadrere remarkably good and much ‘HE WHITE Best asd cheapest Cosbmeve at Graat'. Brel aad cheapesrCashmare st Great . Tte VokafolMt Co., Marshall Mich. Win Mndlbair evMsrtlod ttartro-Vvkaie Ualt. to tte saseted span »> days trial. Kpeedy iJtTl>XH-<-teW. M.~a *t J. I. w Plttawte as a aeviasrV teaaa. l^ranso (Lrtia, four ariko north of thia place, which wm wall attend^ aad was a ■serwra fiauiciilly and rorially. There were over a hundred perausa proaent and iwenlr-liv.j.iuod. ofburkwl.ral floor were mMufactured iato paoeakex, end twwty pounds of maple sugar aad a galfoe of the twkea. It wm there demoaalratod that peocakm wtra a sovereign trawdy fu» ttxab-sobo. Iwwd aohe, snr-aebe, back­ ache, and ia fact all lbs akbaa and pains frail bamaaity M heir to. Tbo Social wa. held ia the internal of tbe Suaday School ia that tMighborbood, aad tbo net pro ere d* wae a fraction over fifteen dollar. Dr. Ilarios ia shout to build a frame ore building al tbo east aide of Mra 1 nitb'e restaurant; tn be ward by Mra. •odrieks to a millinery more. Mra Lemuel Paoli of Leighton, in rilh friend, in Middle Reding ( REAL ESTATE. Hr. UrW Ml COTHOL1COM FOR SAXE AND TO RENT Aaron Ctors. Kaq. aad wife, of Grand Rapid., art vtoiling frtoads in MiddfeviUe. 1’. I'. Cady, K-q.. of thia ptooo ban a i aiMer from I-tnoet visiting here It to tbo opinion of promtooni Repnb daring tbo winter rarersl lettera in tbo ItooM here, that Grant or Woohboroe will Bawmxb from Baltimore, which appear to bo the nominos for Presidoal, to lbs Chi have been xmtlen with a nulinou. dariro to injure tbe rvputatinn of one of our atteoapttog to *"«* ,ranfa u' d«*rib« your further eloquence ? Itmtead of waMtog your uatiriog energim io writing meh oniclm. w. would adobo you, M . friend, to coateder bow uiauy million, it taken to make n billkra. and until you an do. wt Wa dUiko tbo practice of printing art!- I caauot help thinMng that the maxim. "4gclsa on district of family troublto, it U tbe urm won't lie,” will prove ioAxraet ia your worst kied ef backbiting eune , and we would ad rite yeu In thmk wall upoo tbe awertioa that Jay taould ia worth 45OUaad we think ix iwonhi be better for you V.txptmd Jour Tuesday, F. A A. Maaotm. aad Lecture । i exit. eJmiocu'e <• “Tbe Daye af Tarqaln by Mw. Bax toe, M Coagragaafooel Cl.urob Jfohjoat. Ikiftwaod. Wed.—lay, Mr. Baxter, 1-ctare M Sewing Mach., Utrnekd in Aftcamct. ■ Uttarotoed it SutfBcty. Utstrptxstd it Corstr action. Utpnccdnftd it Ptfidtrify. dad Undi&itd it the Brood EM* KMU SEVIN BACHIME CO. L. RUSSELL. �SELLERS' COUGH 2353232353534848484848 SYRUP ! 50 Years Before the Public. tu begin with ____________________ metcb in the May ivoe of that inaraaine. Mr. Sidney Luuer, musician s. wa'I aa literatenr, will bars a paper in Scribtwr for April which will be welcomed by many af the moaica) pabln; it is entitled The Orchestra «f To-day and b a clear and Working between nrala b wbat wears out tho tramp. " . JAMES G. BLAINE, turn* ar UCADKU" W. U. VanderMIl circa ccnploymcat to For April. We du tw4 wonder that Ibis 27J»fl men, ma^sxine is so [opelsr , fur no one can Tbe population of Ireland according in l x>k orer iu contents or cxauiin.- and reed, it witheut being thoroughly impressed tberoe.ua of 187! wna 5,402,759. with the fact that lhete is ao magaiine in He thgt calls a bid ungrateful sums up this country that can show sash a varied all the evil that a man jaa be guilty of. class of eoutenls,—such thrilling sea yarns, i ' Carlotta, cm Empress of Mexico, b said domestic sterice. nice loroHal.^, excellent | lo bo alwwiog a‘me algM of returning foetty, brantiful surararings, well-written deeenptioas, wit and tumor, wise infor­ mation. and a little of everything that can interest the moot csteleas or critical rradar. Wo like thc magaxine, and hijo that thousands of others do ; for it is all that we represent it to be,—brilliant aad guild, —mJ for proof read the list of coo tents for the April number : The City of Jala­ pa, The Outlawed Sea, The Bausna Tr e, Prophecy, The twp Brocwdsu, Stanxas, Bachelor Ben, Kelt. RocoUeotiooe of Other Days, Canroact, Pond Lilies, Character, A Slid day Horary, Hew we nsde Brood at Home, How to snake Mischief, Mtsa Morgans Parrot, Sunlight from Shadow, Hoisting lo Adelina.', Old Maids, Chapters oo Plants and Plowen, The Dawn of Lore, It ecrer Hains but U Poor*. .Smith's Folly, Mrs. lloweliSd'a Veogten.'e, Halo Amery's Story, Spanish Conscripts and Spanish Womeo. Our Young People’s Story Teller,—Fred and Flossie, Tun's Gold Dollar. Ruihrra'a Puule-Pagr, Edi­ torial Notes, The Housekeeper, Curious Mature, Things Pkasant sad Otherwise Our l%un- Gallery—Fins of April vn Johnny D." A woman hearing a “preaerring autumn lease national debt must be paid th rough the ' prosperity of this pa1] k-; one who knows ' eooagh to know that all tbo financial thco- j rial ii the world cm not redeem a single dollar; owe who L»»i enough to know i that all tlu- money muil be made, not by ( law, bat by labor ;■ pae who knows enouxht tn know that the pettnlc of the I'nilcdtasr DR.SMtTrt STILLINGIA PILLS •sasa. PHYSICIANS, CLEROYMEH AX3 THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE THE GREATEST HEDiCf.L TRIUMPH OF THE ARE. TUTTS' PILLSI CULL SKCJtUOtCMLl TUTTS HUS TUTT'S PILLS utSfi tmwatj'ix •>:s .irrjr-iixiwsi v>'..:r rtftsssatt. TUTT’S PILLS TUTT'S PILLS TUTT'S Pll TUTT’S PILLS TUTTS PILLS TUTTS PILLSh, WASHINGTON, Hairky Struct, D. B. Standish died a*. Stoughton, Mam., last week, of aeftening of the brain, lie was a doKetidant of Milra Blandish, end was well known among railroad men an the oldest Ineonaotire engineer in New 81 fur, and give it free: England. ■ ■ I GaL whiskey, IG ox. giyextiue. 3 or Hold ext. hope. - <>X alure, I gal. water . This is nut Hup Batters, but a swindle that is a misdemeanor to send tbrongh tbe mails <>r for papers to adsertise it. and libclivoa vo Hop Dieters. AU Hup Bit tert. or any pretending lo l-sTuf like na­ ture, ar* wotllilmo and injurious counter­ feits nal.TS. male by tbe Hup Bitters Mfg. stands iu the firs: picture ut thc almanac tA' V *s,l sir fMrii-s with tbe fish and sheep and aoerpbns and Mh and twins,, etc., around bin t Did I you erer notice tbat ho was waked and had nothing in bb storaiche** Well, that fel- REMEDIES |1H.WAW£B4 that after cmroding the right of the CvuI grraiosil districts to aeloct their own .<Jgl-: egatea, lime drlegole* should hire been Michigan Central Railroad. aks rsaittsl oker kseeavi' Sk* walkH «• Ssr ton Asd IsrsU ao kss f**r. Xr she vasOMSl lass Ito Kassa*. A son 'oT tbo Emerald Isle, meeting a couatrynun whose faro was not perfectly remembered! after aaluting him m.et rordially, inspired hb name. “Waiah,” said the grnUeman. “W-ua sv.i.a •• _ sponded Paddy I know two old------- ...... ... Wrfcither of them your mother T‘ •RAN0 RAPID8 DIVI8I0K. ♦ Tto Brt«U. Stwrt UsHAST AND WESTTit AND FROM t Mv Good Woman Why arc yog ao out nf sorts. nct.r able to UU folks that you art well ! Ten to one it’s al! rauswl in the first place by habitus! eotMUMlion, which has no doubt finally rajtsed deranged Kidneys >“i Liter. Tbe sure cure for Constipation b the celebrated Kidney Wort. It to also a anoctlic terne- grand rapids and Senator Bayard of the charge of being a acromion sympathiser fire months after the beginning of boetilitiu.'by dodiring. that most of tU Democratic leaders of the North were in sympathy with hint, it in telling ■ gnat deal of truth ; bat is it helping the Democratic party ? Detroit Canada Southern Railway CHE1G0 l YSTiKU' EAILH ' .icon a- • Tho Chicagb Jotmaaf says, A compro­ mise llcpublicaaJPraeidcaiial ticket is pro­ posed ; E. B. Washburns, of Illinois ,fii» President and George F. Edmunds, nf Ver moot, for Vice President. * ito. .TE.TS :t. UK. B, BBttMi ___ ' "«"',U7 .r mass. teWSRSSSS«"“. The New York Jrifomr talks aa foUowa ccuoeming the pretended certainty of thc third terman •“rag Um Gnat nuupn ia suggsatire. It in LU aunt aoammoas dore Icymeat of tU eta ram thus fir. All iU politicoes and newspapers advocating ■ third tens Mt and known under ths firm name nf J. M. It G. Braemcr. ia this dav diuolrad by mutual ooa»-nt, Gottlieb Breanaer nrtiring. All M due the firm must bo paid to J. M. Baramer who alone is aatbariaod tn , Vtck'u Illustrated Floral Guide, collect them aad who will also pay all of ' ' A brautifpl work ot 1W Pages, One the indebted eras of tbe firm. Dated Hartings. Jan’y 3Jtb, Ife-taf. Cotorod Fkiwer Piste, aad 500 IHoateaJohn M. Bkmmik. . I linen, with Deaeriptiow of tbe brat Flow41-47 OnmuB Bimawnt. on and Vsptatdm, with price of aoeds, , aad how to grow them. AH for a Fire � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-03-31.pdf 61233880e956a3890125a4bc45a989b3 PDF Text Text TiirKtpniicWfn\ V gs Bepiblica* Banner. •tax* or sviacRirri^. VOL. 24. NO. 48 PEjraom LM EE CHUB HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. 1880. mum Hiitnui! imwii! Our European Letter. OF THE 9 FED- WHOLE NO. 1299 ;.,sg*a;Sr- Letter. Ex-Gov. Gereeton'. ConferIon. Loxdox, Exolaxd, I Much 12,1680. j • Paub, Faaxct, March 10,1880 Having purchased the interest of Burns Messer in the Agricul­ tural Business, I shall hereafter conduct the business alone. I will DR. WM.H.SNYDKrV " continue to keep the full line of Machinery, Ac., heretofore sold ECLECt 1C PHYSiaAX ^NDMCROKfl. «a— by Meaner Bros., and wish to call your special attention to a few of the principal Implements kept for sale. The old reliable NEV YORK. s WITH TABLE RAKE ATTACHMENT, ■SffBgyjg tttfWjXL’-.x ___ CratwMiwi. S>1 For Reaping needs only mentioning, they have been sold here for ' Twenty years and there is not less than ONE THOUSAND of them now in use in Barry County. Over six car loads were sold last year and nearly a Car load have been sold this season. I also sell the ADRIANCE REAPER, And have added to these the full line of CLEMENT SMITH. LA WYEI WALTER A. WOOD e> Cooabtinjpf the IRON MOWER, SWEEP RAKE REAPER and BINDERS. He is the only manufacturer who has a success­ ful TWINE BINDER. Don’t forget that I have a carload of JOHN R. KASTMAN. ATToRNEYaT LAW 4 SOLICITOR STUDEBAKER WAGONS PHIL. W. NISKERN. A'Mhinoton Letter Every Wheel is With Patent Tire Slope Shoulder Spoke. rolled in boiled oil. 1 will tell you some other time about the Engines, Saw Mills, Threshers, Clover Hulfers, Ac. Respectfully Yours, . ATTORNEY AT LAW 4 SOLICITOR ix rniKmr ■><»>I.. Attorney at Law & Solicitor In M. W. RIKER. ICX'OP TH! PtACE. Q«a«nU C.II«U.e WM. UPJOHN, , - „ ; v L u L .uc CHESTER HaMingt, Mich , Much 13, I860. » WeemxoTox. P. C MESSER. 40 GREAT CLOSING RET SALE girl of twenty. It hea proved to AT THE CASH STORE DR. IL F- PECKHAM. Ax I am now ready to Qloss Out my entire Slock of wiivter <s^oox>8 kt mXEYaMl himulfaf. luky oM lady.' I invite the Public to come and examine tny Stock which consists of . ' ■ | . very tutioeible see, Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c, C. G. HOLBROOK, ATTURXKTATLAW u4 SoUlwr ssr?,.v tf* r ibnulJ fare alike, end tbit any departure fraa thie rule wnuld erovc-prejaJleial. 11 also offer tie biggest bargains in GEO. D- BABCOCK. mairoa, ehall OVERCOATS DENTIST Naskvillt Mickitai *u ■'♦'KtryWBtt***** *»■ th tb«tB*rt« reply which I will sell u that trilling .______ ■ 1 J- WVli, tablivhmenl cf DEWIS stern Carnaie, Sin an! Onaieilal 4LH.TX5.i-, HMtin^Mioh .1 :C. I. n;. !■ .f Swaty’s H°TeL> • NICU r bia-dugbter Th« only thing left waa a life iowranoe policy for *30,000, of which, JsfferscmSL, I RAPIDS..................... - 1 ha r i.' Ml Own. be divided etuoa^vl all Imperial Soap ! lightful boaey-CMoe was over, discovered The oouaeniical fun, previoualy referred For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general . re is the only power to erratt Governor Garcwtoo earvvanded HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES reuse of trouble in the Chriatiaocy family The Price of the Imperial Soap in $5.25 per box of 100 J MICHIGAN EXCHANGE HOTEL bars—-75 lbs. in the box. lb. To any one who will send us an order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free as a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more fortunate I nure that has fthidden a third PrandecUaJ the great WanhiagiLird termers could boxes at a time, with remittance, and when we have thus received $2.00. $2.50, and $3.00 Per Day, orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free as proposed above. If you do nob wish to send nloney in advance yon may deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your town with the uhderstanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt und at MDlaHt-nra ii Ucbtu of the Soap which is to be shipped to ibis care. Address painful reainia Probate Court. Bavioou of the Bury County Probate dement Smith, Judge March 16.—Route of Jefrrsoa Faigb- DOMCLlMUtni. EDWARD LOTX. Faaramaa. CRAMPTON BROTHERS, March 17.—Eauu of Franklin Cole, a lend llmfl appointing Sophroina The Notice of theTemp'rance Meebn.' FelUtly. Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets, New York. March 18.—Estute tf William Pooioy, ■•Sts? -- ^.■js ■ _ IS JIB I. (■!, i WAKE UP! and go to JAMES M. HEWES LIME. HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. . DRAGS OX APPLI STREET AND axi TOUR CULTIVATORS. DOUBLKSHOVtl. PLOWS. SAWS FILED, LEFT HANDPLOWS. PIONEER STORE I M.nb 1»—Eu»..a< Wuh.. Ww Mn b OmmI MmLb. CLOTHIdSTG Mm' Intis, Ban art Ciilirei EaUte of Uanry.Bniikr, dacaaaed. TU- A SPECIALTY the I-triatetnvc , Xhmr hwUanak Ciain, Tabla Mtteis. aid Stfa Reaperand Mowers. Pays the highest Cash price for all kinds of Farmers Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Cressy before purchas­ HANGING WINDOW CURTAlNh ing any of the above articles, at bis Elevator, corner of Broad REPAIRED! way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April. 2, 1879. 4« L, J. WHEELER. they know that Pr-aidaat Haya will do all that Grant did to san thathii lawfully �to m« the ohjecti-am letter be wi-hdrewn. I csan-.t think that Wr. Dronis or .Mr.! Holme* would tor a moment j-rist *a arti-;, t« let lhe pwyU understand that ba has rbarg* flie like that' knowing it tn be uotrar and I of lhe Milartal dapartmaat and Batatas the maebaaleel dapart steal. In other words l**­ I osn only cxresae it on thy gvoaud tbsi in : ah to the man who says what shall appear in the burry of getting the paper to pre»- it the papsr, sad IlMawes. under Ma dlrsvtloa. wu ndmitted to tire evtomns of their paper without thought. In the grave political questiovu now betore the people, lhe ntmost fairoefci should gartra each and retry I one. Whst i« abaolutely fabe should I never p> batore the people » truth, and as I sold betore. 1 cwntwt think throe utin I would purposely aUle what they did Mate iiu that article as truth, if they knew it to Ibe false. Give the people Um actual fault, ।and 1 will trust thetn with Ito ballot <>n i The Taxabon of National Bank Stock. Tro very Important dedsious on the question of the taxation of tto stoek of National Banks, have recently been made by lhe -Supreme Court of the I nited Siatre. to which we ask the candid attention of The first cmc was that of <.'ir»Mr»y. V. I incite them to acts of. anarchy founded Tie .Vreciaw// .Vtomerf Anufrnf Tnlntu, upon the falsehood which many of than • in Ohio. Thn action was brought to enjoin believe to be tns*. and the country truly1.: the collection nf an alleged exoaware tax is in danger. on the bank through an iacquitahle .ysteta I now quote frota tto article "The recent deci-ion of ito United of valuation. The practice of amasur* States Supreme Court in reference to taxa­ was to estimate real and ordinary penoual tion of tto national bank shares is general­ property at about one thir^cf its true val­ ly regarded as one of the most important ue, and moneyed cspiul at six lestlia of ever rendered im this subject. Briefly stat­ the value. The State Bwud of Hqualiza- ed, thia doririon is in effect that the Mate tian had, howevek. increased the vsluatioo laws providing for taxing a* pereoMl prop­ erty the .hue* of national bank stock is of bank shares to their full value, without any such increase in rcapeet to ottov prop arty. The decision of the Supreme (“ourt in applying the law of Congre-M to these tools, at Mjed in the Albany Awir Jntrhtin- to national banks, eroded; •al, embrsceaXhe lolkrwinj points 1. That the A-t of the Ohio legislature lag with i'kwc significant words "WHI erealin- a board foe the equaliutiou of you qwietly submit to this yoke of bond Now, st a citireo of this country, bank shares ip not io notation of the eon t?c ?" I submit to any nro partisan roan that if /tome principle of unequal tile above stalnmcul, found in valuation adopted by the local boardsof Joormif, is soiree, and if it was known aaaaamcal it unconstitutional and works | to hare been so when the article wav put manifest injustice Io the owner* of bank in the form* and on belvre the people in the columns of that paper, then its publi­ 3. That when this rule or principle is cation i. wicked in the extreme, and who­ applied to a large claw of individual ar ever guided the publication should to held corporations equity may properly interfere as a base libeller of the Supreme Court id to ratrain this unconmitniiooal ereraro of the Cniied Stales. I do nut for a moment •e the Supreme Court care about it, am hot,penning these lines la their 4. That die appropriate mode of nM cc. I rlreire to call the attention of io roeh caves is. upon payment of that' iMUt of the tax which is equal to that the reader* of that paper io the fact that ameused upon other property, tn rejoin the the Supreme Court of the I'nited Slatm | nurer have made any sueh decision nor< eoUection of the illegal excess. . aiiythins which c^n to con<traed into such | a ^ecialon. Trie Xallwl ' Irrrlf^ut, .in the ' •imi Mate, arising out of. similar' facts. I On ito axillary, in three recent dedsThe doctrine of the Court in this ewe, u I i ions rendered by it, it has derided that lh«y rsu to taxed and should to taxed as is athvr perreoal property, sod thia in the litre and eyes of tto fret that thane bank­ ins' institutions pay large taxes In tto gen- ; era) gorcramen*. iml.-pcrdent of thrir Incal, • I Add I refer to the <lcci>iens. The first -juo-i, the care of Williams Weaver, and othci*. conrtiuiUug ito board ; | of apKMors of lhe City of Albany. greaa prescribing the rale by which such ! I Thia was an appeal from the Court of' shares atoll to taxc<£ and that, upon the I Appeal' <>( lhe Stale of New York sod is ' Eieat or tender of tto sum which the j [ reported iu fnll in the Albany /x»»r .lovr- j rbarro ought to pay under said rale, a court of equity will enjoin the alate an- I«.4of>lntd» i:;th inw. thoritiea from collecting tto remainder. The sceoad is the case of t'umminps r». I The rule here referred to as toing eaub-: [Tits' Mcrehant's 'National Bank. Tho| liatod by Qwagravv b “Qiat laxMion."’ ] . auuii bring an appeal from the Circuit' when applied/ by Mate suthbriir tv Ito ; I Court of the l olled States for thr north. share* of the nil^af. ta'uto, not to era IHstrirt of Ohin. at a greater rata than ia aaeereed upon other Tto third is tlio can of Dtlirin n. Com- j taooeyed capital in the bands of mdividual [ merefal Natiroal Bank, sn appeal from the . dtis-ns rd" tto State topoting the tax ! Such stores may to nriuded aff dear valua. ... _____ _____ _ tkm of tto petaonal property of ttoir own-, ur the Albany />r> J.. er, and to may to taxed upon them, av ‘ ’ upon any other personal property . yet the r» it claimed by piaiu intention of Cbogrcw b that lhe tax the bank» that they should be exempt atioo of ruth shares a^all not to heavier from paymeut of taxes upon thrir shares, •.ton upoy other pcwtoal property of like but they claimed that they should not pay value. This intention won’.! to defeated tqoro than other moneyed capita!. They if other person si property tnay to taxed on claimed that if real route and other reoa lean than ire full vahii; while bank aharo eyed capita! wee aseewed al ■ its value or are taxed al Ihair full r») uc. Hoch a sys­ a! any other ratio, then their shares should tem, whether it be autborired By law or be mtrecd the same way. That lhe Mate practiced by aasesww, discriminates against had no right to make a discrimlttation bank shares ami is. hence, contrary to the I against their bank abaraa, and axeros them law of Cowgrc- Thu Supreme Court, io j al lull value while tutor property wm it, recent decisions, ha* rendered an im- ameuicd at one-thini.or six testha of full portent set vice to tto rational banka,ia the value.'as it was in roe of lhe eases from way of aimpie justice, iby expounding and Ohio. The cmiw in effect decide that's applying ths law of L’ongrem relating to | againtt any clan.oi property. That alt property must be assessed alike—a rale by The proyeitiou in auead the Con- the way, founded hi jtnli.e—Noether aututioa of the •Slate so that lhe salary of rale would bo safe n«r could any other the Governor shall place ito other within fule be followed without bringing rerious It will readily be recta by tjrt toreguing < and 1 now here invite any too to a perus­ al of the casco eited, as I hare them in tny tto county. It is tn to voted upon al the library)’that nothing like the decision said was election <m Monday nett, and wc trust to hare been give" by the will ba /'-r, by every elector in tto Thrj pros fiun of ih« National Baak county. If adopted, the Mctkro of the Cocatitution relative to ito salary of State law precludes any such Idea. Sec. 5,219 U'Ae Bcvired Statutes of the I’nltod oScan.will read as follow*, vit — . The piveniar shall teerire an annuli Stales, ro tor a> it pertains to taxation, is salary of 83,000: tbujodres of tto circuit courts shall each receive an annual salary of 81,500 ; tto state treasurer shall recnive an annual salary of 81,000; tba Auditor FOR LESS MONEY AT IN broexy atmoaphere, on • the wind-swept aborea uf fair fx>np Islud. In brief. Lord George Drommrad, heir to tbs Earldom of Perth, on* of lhe oldest titto in tto British peerage, a member of one of the oldaM-ftmilia* of Great Brittan, and grudsoa to tto prerenl bead oTU, fell In love with hi* mottor'a waiting maid, which u by no means u unusual thing, in a temporary way, al least, with young Brit­ ish snobs, bat be adopted tba very unus­ ual course of marrying her as soon st bo attained his majority, ud this was con- f|0®nEir$ HASTING! this season better thaii ever befop-. I tun determined to in­ good ,i Wagon ns iff gold by anyone. This I will prove to anwho will call at my nhep. Price lower than any *»ths WAGONS OR BIJUGIBS. . Hutingn, Mm A 23, 18KO. larly undersloped, ud to didn't uE-, pains to dtveiope them. He bad no cant tai, and couldn't start, ia buaincre for himself as boa* of a peanut stand, so ha WxsuiMtirox, March 23th, 1880. The fact now appears that the I'min­ did what ba cuuU. He was alklMK, a good shot end fond of sport, so with his erals have not lhe courage to unseat Wash­ wife to enaconcd himself in a stonty far burn of Minneaota. This ia a back down that showa plainly that they -realise they have gone too far in ttoir rovolnionary schema, and are forced to liatan to lhe strong public eentimsot arouMd ia oppo­ sition to them. Al tto meeting ot the Committee yesterday, tto motion to re­ commend the unsealing of Washburns and the scaling of Donnelly was dafoatad by ona Grtcoback and two Democrotio votes. Thia shows that at least three tuen in tto party are not to to whipped into voting against justice and individual con­ victions. Dvnncly i« very unpopular oping crops. Dr. .Siemens, a sciential ol hereand iu MhinooU. and his sealing renown before Edlaon was thought of, has torn cXpsrimenting with vmetation under lhe influence of the electric Uxht, ud haw attempted mains steal su.-oeeded. it is stated, in forang roacbods The firet real stragx1* <>f ‘to session* in into full Hoorn In fortv micutsa, while to lhe House was begun on Tuesday, aid bdievea that tn field* lighted by electricity still oootiaUM. On last Mowdsy, Repre he ouuld grow ilrswberrire in the ope* sentativa Townsend of Illinois, who prides air daring the rabideM raging of a Dacota blioard. Madame Blavataky and other himself upon being one of the leaders of devotees to the study of migm, have al ' the Hoose, succeeded in sscuptlinf into wsjs claimed.that tto wonderful feats of the Committee ou revision of ihe laws, s the Indian jt^lere. «ho plent a seed, revenue bill which should have gooe to stow a shrub in five minntea sad pluck ripe fruit off it la fifteen, are attributable to electricity, ud are simple enough when rrsren fur thia deceit being that the way* you know how to do them . that there is and means Committee is hostile to change no humbug about them at all. and that of the tariff laws, sod had th* bill gone the result* are actual aa claims], sud not the taaniftwteUon of mere brilliant alright Republicans hare been endaaroring. to of bud. Perhapt tto magiriaas are right, have this wrong reference righted, and the Democrat. have been fighting hard to peared this, thus wishing to protect and en­ through Syme's hole into the bowels of dorse a violation of their idelirtd "'new the earth and follow the methods of the Coming Rare as dmeritod by Bulwer. Feriro aa the days of toot bare been, Tilden's barrel goes tra picking up dele­ when bulla and operas have beragbiu; on gate to the Democratic Cooventioo. The as if the pioua were not horrified at the other eandidales are burrified al the auo- idea, gayer limca are at hand. Tto lambs of'tto fold tod out brightly when* Easter Having, had nine vi'nth experience in different brnnehe- of Mercantile Trade in a place whore bn-iUM.a is don« by the Thwumnd?. I »m not entirely noxperi enctvl in httsirttess matters. I stn coustntil'.v buying awl will soon lifrvc a well aclected stock lit Groceries, <Hn.«ware, Chinaware, &c, jfcc. 1 dflfcr n-> Our Washington Letter. deney in 1876. ■ There is a vjry Important bill pending in Congre*, relative to the pension law. It provides that a Board of appeals be or­ ganised to pate upon claims rejected by tbs Pension OSes. Sums sncti Lw io nttvaaury to protect |<nsion claimants from the arbitrary and anjoat rating* of Commissioner of Pensions Baulky. 11 is a Welt known fact that justice and right are often subordinates to petwwal liumon sod whims by him. The Democrats are diappointed because lbs Republicans are not taming all their energies to antagonise the passage by the bill ooaeiuue* lhe spatial deputy marshal* appropriation. But the Republicans are satisfied with the concessions Dado by the Democrats. who boasted they would •■nev­ er ! never" vole money tc pay tbeee crea­ tures unknown to lhe law." It is a Re­ publican vicloty and Democrats -bars ceas­ ed to claim it as one of thtir own. THEONLYMEDICINErJhM AetontUnSnmeTta.ru.-> U THK UVER, ■ THE DOWELS, •nd the KIDNEYS. /: “baite” in prices bat finnljri believe- you van buy of m« nt a little cheaper average ’price than at any nihe;place in Hk- city. Sugars, Teas and Coffees l am «diing at Itarguiws. Lamps Side Latt>]», Bracket Lamps and Triintnitigs Cheap. Choice Honey, FoH Cream ChMM. Orange*. Lemon*. Cirt. Cranberries, Ilonwrndish, Pickle" Plain ttn<! .Mixed, and a fnll Hn- ,. (Ltnnc-d Goixb, all very .cheap. A new thing. Fra-b Compressed «»r Lightning Yptsl, nivtt light hirad in three hours. Farmers 1 have shipp<*?kabout uDOO Ito., of -Iri- ‘ apples, but 4r|U buy more and will buy all kinds -fl •lrj<Xl fruit and pr«»di»ec for Cash cr ii.-uha Reini-nibor Iht-| lace, one rloot* ■-u-t of Post Olli. -- KIDNEY-WORT What in it Ans.—You Receipt*. _ What in it nui>lc of* ‘ Ann.—Pun- DRrGK only. How is it mmle Ans. - With care and nrcur»«-y. Where to get it Aus—At Eolwrt.s- d- Hotchkisa where you will always fht>l a full and select Stock of ’ 1 Drugs and Medicines. Our expense* no* light renal wo sell giM><l* in same ratio. A -iHf'uili v. Call and See us. ROBERTS & H.OTCHKISS. exquisitely amogud flowers, railed from the choicest eoUoctioaa, sweet veiom war bh. Soon the merry wedding tolls will ring, and the world will wag merrily. Pookeu promise to be heavier than they bare been toryears, and ths greet Suon.-r CHS ***% FREE WILSON SEWING MACH!’? -•'r1’.u betng reported by atenofetaptors. No caricature could possibly be more ridira lous than their own uttmnres no faithful­ ly reprodneed. But a few days In .the country ttoir pilgrimages from one tempo rary shelter to another have been inesa sanl, and everybody is laughing at (torn. Another person who has again achieved tto end of being well talked and written about is a Mrs. De Bar, who claims to have boon aonoved by a cheat. It io won darful tow many pao[4c have tolteved her. and crowded to lhe arene of tne alleged fntercouree with the shadowy visitant The lady, it turn, out, hu before been notorioib m tto avowed claimant of the valuable invents the world renowned 21 ^r^n*.n8^,pt •qua* to a Chronomeror Watch, n* AlAsresnVlM M __ ■--- ■___ ‘ the hfRhejtt awards at the Vienna ana.vvnumma< 'T„stWB ohe-fouovh rasrcR then.-“"""’HoS- There nr, . 8 i°ld.Unlttd Stater -I MWILSON SEWING MACHINE Ci. Rupture WB1‘ BEST II THE VHLO! NICHOLS,SHEPARD di. CO.F “VIB loor azo mold U if that tto inn off this eutaly have been 23 per cent, higher the past;’ readers to spy c.sc where any such dreiayear than aver tofore, but the reason for Ii ton bat been given a« they Mate or eto that Was toousc the Greenback Board tiro '' acknowledge their rrrm. and I believe preeceding year spent some ||4,ftf)0 more they will do it. More thin one man has already Mid ' mouey than they robed, and tto Board in 1879 had to provide for the reeUros and [rintw that article appeared : "Our National, j Wane than recklra^ expendiltiru of lhe bank, by that dectrion haa >ere relioved proceeding year, when the entire control .4 ; from the paymeat eftwo or dire.- hundred j osunty ranter* wan in lhe hand' of Rieke, dollars tuxes, and other eitix-ni have to ' Mcwtand, «i N'wkolr, A Go.,-of the Free snake it up.' Thia h untrue, and our j Whisky, Greeubnck, Tildes. Befurtu I took will pay in taxes as usu»), B« other । ' mm pay theirs, and as they ought to. 1 i i have written this article io no spirit of Tto Beard of HopMratiosi to end. off eritiriam, but to piece lhe situaifoo before ’ tto aevwri Towaabipa rill meet at tto | Towahip Oovk'o t>Cee ou tottrrday from ! fl o'dock A M. wtifl 3 n'atoik P. M. Be aura tb-al yvur name is prrpsvly Rtwr- churchyard. .. Du Bar, the friend of tto epiriu. is jnoti fied in tor pretraatona. Her huitood is an "Ctor, and aays she ia nothing if not 83,450 a day M a nine Rule sum to r«•m'vc ia tto way of interest for Govern meat toads, tfome lucky person, aup pored u to W. H.V-dretak, gm. thi. and a day or no ago a chock for KllO,5UO, drawn by tba Traanry Depurtmrnt was �Kvery iodivide.I irtmwandm (hweimme f,n*ry ia thia eaty, is requested lo mart An Editor hi Luck. Waw the lonlana by Mn. Baxter a : Sr Jaeons Ort. cures Bbeumatinm ; rfi |fiea»tw* They worn wot. They were charoeterisic «f the »wy amiable and ; suffered with R!mumil in* I? my left' Wc attended lhe lecture on SpiriMahaot ; able pemrooge who ddievrod them ; but ah-rolder *r.d ngbt arm. ,.»d lart 'fell I tbo fidlewiog interaeting b*au 1 Sender craning, by Mr. John McQueen they Were not wd! attended, aad why * i was foespaUe cd atteodfog to my dnties., With a very desirable and most 'and lay nreny • nigfc, wW4< t, Umrp ca ' , The henre wee filled to oversowing, aad I1 Siatply boeauae the good people of the aeoowM of terrible peia*. A few weeks ' I i* aaseusd al fi!JIM. That b* ha. tnsre FOREIok AND Ini 71 odook. sharp, the Rev Mr. Telman i; vi’Iagc Ihilad to give them their rapport.,! apo a aevree Mtack of thia trouble struck; than 83d 000 ua sine n..n doubts. II« is rrejucated lhe choir to open the tea nee by 'I Oo Wedaeaday rmiog there. -War a dra- ’ a UraeaLacker. Fine and medium priced . making ibdr own aeteetion of ’ ma-.ic exhibition al the H«<and all who 1 AI via W. Bailey, aauther GreroUeker | vorda and inn*:; when -Rook ef Agm'1 eould oommevd lhe tweaty-tra oeata for : With a MA yWZ of mto .ud Btertg.xr*. is! waa aaag ia,R*d eayie. after which, not- ^■ntrred at the. poat Offifx.' *l the foctory. ooa door osrt cf Battxu ‘ lea aad 41 h Ward» io Ibe rty pay the taiIhuUnti. Midi., ar Saamd-: ofioe, oa Tureday oust, April Oth, at S 1 er, wo prim herewith from ibe ameaaweot cIum Matter. । o'riook p. oSmre, .nd tre^ I made by Charts II. Hteka, hat eprio;. b«.|.:r Uuh wuhetaedieg the poattire lajaaottea of | Henry A. G«vd|far pays taxes ua the Jfvaa to hb foUowcn, that they •bow Id ■ rateteiM, snm uf 817ft. pereued, probably I not pray ateadtag ia the Synagogue or 120.000 Would ba a low acumntent. .| any ether public p'aoi (Matt AS), » ' GeoggrS Tmaliasoa watte lewM.ro/1 ■ (ootleann arnae and p.-rpetrated aa elabI The Koeirty of ih. Pnebytertaa Church Lew* WMrre htr in nsK-reed a| 8120. j orato and el«|aent prayer. .The Rev. Mr. । will be eotartainad by tba ladies of the I While Wm. Ttekhr nu Ufo three foo i* f! Talman then i al rodweed the orator of tba TuadiusiMi is el oooETe-guifoo, si tbe rmideaec of Wm. H. laaaons*! at 11,0*1 Haytdrd, oa tbo Highfoad,. oo FrMsy GrMreberkcr, Tinkler a RrpaU’icu. Tbi. I wentber ef ibr N. E Chereh, aa ex‘ftereoon of thia weak. A eordfol invite-1 eapfoin* th* mailer Spiriiaa! Medias, and that he lirad in Hue io nteaded lo tbe public Supper Jam* Donmag a prof-rty is vslued al ' HiBaila)?, ia thie Slate. . uTHE SAME Free $ r.i!i | ii' i.’i.L!' Ch.riea H. Ilteka amameil hu nnidcaco on Green Street, two and ooe-halflota, fine boom nndb.ro, at XX). *ad tbeo to the nJl appended a certificate that he had amewd the property of the dnerict A ito reed <7mt ricnce in different place where bn-aI a tn not entirciy 1 Tin convhnth’ fclrctrot ntpek *f 1 offer iiu you can buy of nw ban at nuy other id Coffeen J qjq Se}|. pa, Brar.'k<*t Lamps iunr t/ Full p Creammnberrie-i. Horsnnd a full line of new thing, ‘ Pronh ice light bread io 000 JLt.. of dried buy all kind* .jf LNTZ. IFECTIONERY E INVENTION > RENOWNED wnetor Watch, &mPiano, fit receivo: 1 Centennial ExpokSTER then 6th* . There are mor ■ j nited Staten tha re. The W1USO?’ kinds of repairing, ith each machine. IACHINECO. rw Orleans, 1*-S an Francisco, ftite * Idlers. ire -it Sabbath eraaiag the Rar. D. p will Irctnre on Persia, at tba ■run t'harrh. Tba publie era, •prri.ly invited. Nashville, in thia erootv, te to have r-:i..rel works , aad lhe work of grading tad i*jting out the tiaaber for thia build- Th0 Finest line of Wall Faptr in the city at Hollowtry’s Drug Store. I plaaaaat viifoga i.f about 2JMU> ittkaVitarta and H apparently very . pm|irroo( Tba I ore wife affa'.a «n all the great I question* of tbo d>j, polilleal, aacial and I aioral, and the folds* isrnwth and prosperilj cd the pines is enaured By the energetic i cbaraiXer U the bnsi*-*O men, ikon wlu-m ■nderatand that Mm. A. R. Vail, a roddent of thb place, b quite >fal marie teaiaber ia KbInbimoo, Vote parly, aed then see that your! friend, tote. m>d that they vole for the wry leaf mru iu MMninaXiea, and they can alwayelm Inuud an the ItepaMiauo taekrt. How many *4" ewr oilieeaa, wo wonder, who hew sine ring* teortk jirr JolLtri that enrt them bwt two dnllareT Whew will people leero lhe ways of the fakirs 1* ; evrrwUlminp Be|nth!inne politically, j atem advocate* of total nbatieenon from artrything which rui intoxicate, and friende of the highewt lilenry aad moral A boUer Tirkrt than that eefoetod by the ReppMieami ef thia oily w»* never notuicaiod. Il'ought to be alerted by a iaige majority, sod it ren be if every man wtte thijto it sugbt In Im, VMO4 lhe link* Try lhe 60 cent Tobacco at Holloway's Drug Store- Tbe IfapaMiaua. of Rwtfowd held . terje ead-wathesuau* eaara* on Katnrd.y, aad pissed la nomiaatiaw the follow irrc will bo Id anaeiara on ffotarday fowm 6 A. M until B f. U , at the pbrnen named ia tke.-Souil to>4iee peHfobod ic aaotbor Ibr Ctark. William Pony ; for Tmewror, Horn HaUy . for Jaatfo. of th. P-cr, George Van Arman , far Rept. affet~la Brown and Bleached Cottons from i to 21 yards wide, Splendid Stock of Coe nnd cheap ,ueaa "Str READY-MADE CLOTHING I • Splendid Stock of fine HATS AND CAPS, aad GENT’S mNISHING GOODS ! New assortment of Spring Cloths, Cassimerei and Suitings, And fine lino of Tailors Trimmings to match. Moroliant Tailoring done in all its Brnnchee. ‘ POWER CORN SHELLER. ,------- ----- — esiani iu i thaar other foril.tiro fa tbeir flrariwg mill,1 8TAUFFEB A SaLMBURT th.t of a fine class power eoro-sbdkr. So PA V CASH FOR bring .long your eoro and grt il ahe8cd te Batter, Ejt*. Beuas. ‘ B-enwax. Iterd. . ocMMghth the liar that you ran do it at lisure. Grwo ApfJev. Dried Apples, Dnad home, itemember that fiuur, fond aed Peaches, Drenssd Frahry, Ac , Ae Go I grain, sama grades aa cheap a* anywhere •a lb. mty. A free dlirery to all ports of For any Caso of Catarrfi that Cas t CURE. gASi iriSSsjS^S .... 'A BIO BILL wirafcEfesB WE WILL MASS THIS I'BOPnsmOS. oJixmte'asinrtfaZfiB 5.000 001 Dl jjnj^t h«J™ ON 30 DAYS TRIAL IOTANIC IllSAU Bert and ebeapert Coahmrraat Great . Brel and ahrapeM Caslitaeee st Graal'e, Beal aad rlweyMM Cashmere it Graal'e. Bret and cbvipart Csabumreal (jrant'i Best and «4>npe«l Cs*lim*r*nl Grant'i Bret sod rhesfwM Cashmere at Gnat* Bert aad cheap*** Cashsaerv at Great BILDWIJ'S ASTHMA CORK iKStteJtsiriei a tss iixw Cotawt Homo* for Sate. If you wsat to buy a Uucae aad lo oli»*p and *0 ra*l toeem, esll al lb* U> Often of P. W. NnKKU. 47-48 iDr. fctUffl Ml COTBOLICOI REAL ESTATE cm PBOPfflTi FOR .SALS ! office ox jkffebson street, E WHITE SEWING MACHP.E UtrnaU it Afttaraxt. Utforailrlfd it Utarpa:ud is CatrfndKt. UtfnadnfeJ it Polarity. XW U tkc Broad Cilla. Booklen'e Arnies Salvo. The beat mire in tbn world foe cute, brut»M. M.rev, uk-rrv. salt rhrem, tetter, chspj»-J banws, obiibUiML enewa, and all kind, cf skin mipiioan. This Salrn is | guaranteed to give peifoci mtbfar hm in ovvry ore or me-ory rrfusdsd Prins 25 j L. RUSSELL, A KTE-^r THCIKTGF 1 :|0«f li.v* »n my iifc l>*. ,.f quack* ; but of all I quaska,*the tbuAgicn! quack, the quack ! who ataads U-twraa man aud fate fear of I leaven nnd Hell, hisiisd tba balk of my ; lootbiair. In th- hbrary of Mr Kpre |S.rK.Mt, lart Balurday, I roaoeBtad lo t»c -t a taychia. I took with ma my family I-byateiM. my wife, sod a friend of hers, a lady who herself hml performed psychic axp>rimraia for Mrs. Brave, sad ih.t lady's husboad Of the ciao peroooe I pereeut, fiia wean unbelievers.' Rev. Mr. | C~k giseo e lengthy deecriptioa of the Ra-ot.TXD, That the baurt fah eymI esecMre. Copy ufeon.teased report, lbs original pet by of this Lodge be extended to 'the I I*> her and other retorivaa of Bro. Charles r.f nhtd. is to Mr, Cook's UMMunion. 8. Phillips fo tbeir afliatfon. JlxaoLVxn That these RanwiutioM bs Jyprrtd upoa IM resorda of iLu Lodge, sad $500 REWARD DAUCHY A CO. COL SAMPL1 FREE * HALL’S'"CATARRH NO CUBE. NO PAT Hold On. W» C.py the L.ltowiag from lhe fi«* rryj^ylk/.rf M.rrh 20, 1880. Rev Jrawph Cook, ia a lecture al tba i Did Seuih CwrslT Buetow, March 16. . Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths and Hugs. Ladins, Misses and Children’s fine Shoes nnd Slippers. tarj to procure of tba roeuty rommbtae. Ibe bat and the Ti e hidit-.r of the Bauxxn will apeak u on Thuroday evenfag. and al a ot. Friday evening. Ileaatiful line of Silk and Embroidered Ties and Fichus, Verily great ta reform, greater at ill aabfa petty rtw rorner stuns it ia. gntattrt of ell it* mighty mouth-pt***, fapment, the iOuMrioM Ju Im of I Accepting ibo invitation ••rirfwlrd u< to । ad lrvoa lhe t>w>ple al 1‘vfthad, Ionia immab1 ty, ou I ho lamperauro queathm, we paaaad l«> very pfouout da ya thare,->>n lhe 20th ing bad already onmmawerd. Trimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes. Ribbons, Buttons. An Elegant Assortment of Hamburg EmbroideriesCuipure. Valenciens, Madras and Torchon Laces. CAU.TOW, March 26th, 1880 Mr. Meqarow b a man of modiorn rise, Etetron B*X«XX.-I demre, with your , dark coraplnxioa, aad dark brown or i black hair, a very evident ‘-motive meatal" pormimioa, tolar beforeytarrwadan, the ' tenqeramrnl. aad a co. ranpowdiag iotel- proeevdingiofowar tha most brilliant ‘ l.etusl endowment, which, according to Greenbsck meetings that it ever has been Spiritual pbiLw*;4iy—(which l^acbre thst my lot to wiiae*a The Greenbackef, a* J when from dbraae, sceideM or vloteoce, aetubied at tbs School Hoo*e in district The hou*c th* mortol body l*-<»ma> unfit for the In- No. G pureuant to nolire. Mr. | dwelling of tbe *f>tnt, that spirit paasre was folhof both people and braiaa. I out from tbe earth body sod is born into D- W. Bogan aanumod the cbdir, uncal the q irte world, or w.-rM of spirits ; read led. however . esllsd lhe moating to order, Ft Jnho III. 0. 8 ; I Cor. XV, 44. M.) and eddreaaed tbs audiroev M follow. that ibe spirit is then Irue Iron, tbe thral- -Gewtfomaw, we bare mrt here to-night to diaewn thia all importaM qaeatiou *of Tbe report that laea Sexton of Grand Rspidt, waa severely hurt al Deadwood, dollar on perwteul property. Well, lie Dacota, by members of the troupe of a Greeu!*srkrr, bat we do not know w which aha* waa a mvmbsr. ia oouarqueace fata propertyil.-iald art pay u-p tai, of their jealousy of her. that *hu route portion ia which that individual haa been | But recover, is an exacrevati<m, as obe waa I lUAcrt J. Gra.it ia ou aa».*wd for a I charitable, just sml upright, seeking not dangerously hurt, and Ires nearly re­ covered, an wa are informed by ex I dollar ua perwioa! profrrry, and yet if the kewwWcre for tbe sake of knowledge and ’ eonaume the time ia apeaking. or what f r.wrd was cXamiuAI I would Iv found Io have wi>y Bor.)U and Murlgagrw j tbit a>mo propMlioo will he Im exalted in, The meeting v open fur remarks There Smoke the J. H. M. Cigar that ahirald Tw aa*<v*r I in thia Sup>r<»Ar I the spheres of spiriiuai life, sod in thet I were a number celled to apeak, but the at Holloway’s Drug Store. *»m.- recto will eoalinue to prugrrM andj I iorariabfo,'*! had rather be exenaod,” The Common Council (hi. My, <fo develop into a still hlgbre life of knoel Beamed to have takes pcoaewioo of every aignedly we have no doubt, bare held the edge, freedom end happiotow. That if tbe, individual member. Finally, one member •pirit'a eirtb life bu been a life of mor, ventured to reed a very long piacw ou ! lajurtire and mieealhrnpy. seekiog know!-. “Tbe requirements of the Government." err Score tel Friday, April SodTat one ba printed before the al-ttion in the ottcial oseiu of the rity Wall, we do .de* m.ly iu add to iu store of la­. in regard to lha eveurity of the foeacr of cf. loek p. m., to aumioace eaodidatea for ; iquity, it will rater a sphere of. spirit life, National Banka. It contained about nev. township ofiem for lhe reivulog year, and oot know aa wo blame thym Ruch out for.the dretitei ef atx delegsteu to attend rageoua expenditure* of lhe • people's a hull will belli barmoey with its own। co teen war da, and jhoee word* were that tk* Cmutjr Couveauoo to be held at lhe money as thia Council have made, if p»<q^ । Mate of d--vel<>pa>eot ia which sphere ofr Notional banka, ‘ only gave fire per cent I*-jn !!■«** ia the City of HaMinga, erly placed before lha people, would snoi■ t.-rssl HtmewMafo will rvmsiu until slck-. aecurity, for their antire oireulatloo.” How Aprtl.29, to cleet delegates to tl,a State .ntognf ilut rouditiuo—-whether ooower. ia that for Greenback argument, or ralbar, iLoveatioa to be held al Detroit, May 12. later—il yearne for higher life, ito de­ braina. or rather buoeaty, nr all eoabiavd. n»xt, snd to tranoact such other 'boaiaeea We notice that in ti -niy route beftee the caucui tore btevmee a prayer, iaTsIt or beard iu , At thia augv of proeeediaga. the self made Common Council barn , Datsd Hope. M.rch 10, >830 tbespbam ab-.vr, and ministering spirito chairman dcairrd to know wbetber he waa tkority tn mil taxtf. '... JoxaTSaa H. Valxwtixx. ’rou.e tu their relief, through whose kind ■•rtrdt<r chairman for lift campaign, or tlcmco of that auxurt b-idy wouM ju*t j Pr""c*1 !''T, iCbsirmio ofTwwaabip Committee. only fur the evening. TM.» seacard to point out the section io the Cily carter ' •larger some of lhe members, as be had or the alatatc law that given (horn any not been elected at all, and one man asked | •uch power. And thro again piwbly if al) duMobodini *pirit* hava power lo bow Log a earn feign was. However, , they will deign to tell the publu- why only rrtnrn.anl by masorerie cr p*ycholegie one man made a motfon to bars Mr. Ib>g- I Grmbackm are th St favored, if thvre is ?Gig for Rey-utiirona. infio*are r*«»muoiada in various ways, ;' tn ehairman for the campaign ; wltieb any other than a paHiran -rrat-iu. loyiltrr, Regbter, Rcgiat^^ through p*eaono termed mediaou or'1 nxxbtf waa carried. The ehairman now ■ | The following ia lhe titket pH iatp tbo oaMtim, With |«,pl« yrt living ia the, being duly elected '.thought, aa lie ■ ’ote the Republican ticket. field by tlio GreeuLackrrA of ThanapfLi, form, ami do inany wonderful ihinga. Xf, plrared it, it would be i.i order “reorgaofor the aupportof that fitly al lb* aomiog iu over." Tha Honorable Bmly then j annual cleetioo, kindly furniabed na by nt note*Me mind, h* nr >be may Im readily ' peucM-fod Io '"reorganise over." Theo our Middleville eomepMidenl *[ pvu bed by apirits wf tbe tew,. ,pltem. they elected a Prmhfoul, lhe Hoo. <t> M. For Supcrvieor, (Lnrg>*B. Manchealrr ; or lite onto ihriawhev, aad diseordant j Falkner, for full term. They had now, Clerk, IPtijamin A. Almy , Treaawrar , imunk-alioes will *be gUca,1j yon mu. two chairman, for the campaign, Oacar White; Ju.Ceo of th* Pepee. Mil • ! and tint one ehair. Thsy then clerted a ton F. Jordan , Highway Com, Phillip de virrd — talk re thia Mr. MtQuecn a fit j full set of oScers. esrept Vine President j Ixooard . Sopl. of School*, Porter C. ' ‘ medium through which—aumrdiag to hi* Tba Hon.<?I Dsoial Wolcott proved Io be । Freeman ; loapector of School*, John , । own story—ibis low order of spirits h*r* i the laeky man for that poaition They ( 1 lr. Mile* Main has built a nine barn eo Moe. Drain Com.. John C. Raetell I ptattia d all manner of freed aad decep- 1 then adjouroctl sane dir. -trmiser ia the Fourth Ward. Conetablm, AIooxj E. Southwick, Elgh lim , imp-uiu.- upoa him aad every oae Tha school moaliag that was called to , -member E. A. Mattesoe, oecrred doc r Gibbe, Geo. Kilmer, Welter C. Gott. ___ who treated him, until Bo oa* 1.M aav ’ meet at our school bunae, district No C. I Aa an illustration M Greeabaek bonrrty of tfo* Bank, far good Organ*. • nfofidrare io him and hu tad no confidence 4 on Raturdqy erroing last, wa* bald, but I ute aflunst drunkenanae aud dmakarl I and .cwaotnr we call lhe attention of the ' matter? wwre left jest aa they were before. it*, adbl^evpvy raodidAte they favor. ' | voters of thia city co the actios sf tire ' [ NotwhiMaodiaj hi. enarersiiMi to ;S<> you are all ia lovaly. CUNKUt I Stpiricuslrau .Mv.rted him from Atheism mrrydavtOg promptly drete at the' Committee oa Printing in tbo Board cf Education of which William 8. Goodyear ' i- * l->lwf ia tbe imm.*rta&iy of th* aowi ; beu.tu.r tryiug to make people believe HartgMn bsqgbt al lhe Beal Estate' any authority from the Board evotnered to 1 oa tba death cf Cbarfo* 8. PhiDipa. ciani ■, 8<ZadrbrtiMmeul. 4t tint Spiritulnm i*a humbug aad all lha At a regular communication of Woodpay 125. for printing lhe Calendar of the wood'-rfol thing* 4vw* through him wa* >V l..lvro nearly all lhe summer birds Achoola of thb eity, lhe part aummer, a job | fond Udgv, No. 304. r. A A. M„ b.ld the w rk nt tifo owe uag'tetineu aud iere, .xcrpl it be ibe swallows. March 23, A. D. 1880, the following that Tai lUasia offered to do lor 110, li t, f r ihrnyfit, agsinrt every ciiqwe and for which that waa agnod price.Bet lhe pramabla sad rcaolutwm were adrptcl He mt« lh>reer»spiriiM>iola both male I LmUoalii>u. breatw it m right so to eommiltec were all Greeolxekcra aad their n-Arreoa, It ha, pleased lha Great .rod female, who ako believe and teach the Architect of the Uaivvrse to rew.vv from organ mu*t be aupported *1 the public exd-cteine of free live, lbs feodameato| our a.nite, our fote brother Charite S penac, no matter if tiro or thrrr pricre are iviuriplre of which be did Mi erplain For Paints and Oils call at paid for a job. The tax-payvn foot the Im-ae*-- modavty forbid bis tiring the Ho loway's Drug Store. bili. aad the Grvqpluckerv, under the linjuagv apprq-riate to it. sod which ha S4»c of tbe finest farano in Barry proeent ayatrm of making aaacnamente. pay Cuuify will be sold cheap at tha Reni EteCutoparioir the little itgat he fare ua fate Crrhaoge « up « the >ol-j«a. with lhe daily newspaper o In pre*. the aad " iuteBigsaro \ tied about. It la rumored Ibal ihrrv I reports, the™ b a taurl. l-sw proportion Personal. b oftbe behead wife of Leri | of •(iritaalirta prartiaiag and carrying Wo cGp from tbo column, of the Port, wmatalk of “ehipfing bi ' around aad i of Jobnatawn, reaehea oa. owl his idea of free lore than there ia of land, Ionia County, Oforrrer of tl>e 3lth making up a purae uf/ae eroh to purrhaM । iuat. the following com men la on the Trmparooee epeeebee delivered in that * village ■ pnwpecr Go everybody. on the Saturday evening and Sunday ! tr> Iworr and help i.i paddle him over. Walkerjnre Hattie Brooks) afiernooo of lha 2i>th and 21»t daya of II- mja Sfttuuar.am caved him from March. ioaL. by lhe editor of the Ail-ciatn and taught him Io believe la a ■ I Hope- <u. inicldfroee aad th* immortality , •it Salorday ia. Registration day. iMiaaMi do not r*w< till terry Repub­ 'S tnt loeahip er ward haa been <3-oox>b : xsrvEiss workers ia tba W. C. T. U —want to see it . good, bad and todiff.reat. laity and riergy, end oaa of the moat popular of ebrirtiaa aoeirtfoa, the Woman a Chratiaa TsmparaaM Uafow, with its gifted lecturer, waa paamd by for tbe more exeitiog eoe«M of a thentrial performance. The L'niou received about money caough ta defray owe third the expendHere complete Stock of DOMESTIC, REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE AND TO RENT Knappan’i Law OWic*. �SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP There are lbwr Actchia .—An Idyl u! New Mexico, Barberry Island, which narrates a Sammer incident on a quaint island off th* Now Eagland coast; Mod­ ern I’klurea from Italy; and Father Quinnailona' Convert, by Octave Thanet. John Burrougbr’ Foot Path*, and Winter Will Sell or Trade. Greens by K. B. Gilbert, writer of Acer Saccharinum. will be particularly enjoy­ in lhe 2d Ward of Hasting* City, three seres of land, with pood house, barn, good able to lover* of nature. Geo.-M. Towle akatehca John Bright; well of water, and kxa of good frail. Will and Mrs. Wagvr-Fisher tells of Ernest trade for 40 or KO sere form, and will pay The battle will bo severe, but il will be short, with God, justice, and right upon our ride wo must win. Cowardice, aud cowardice alone will bring defeat The hatred of the enemy you already have, a brave fight will mak* it no - worse. Tben let tu unfold our banner »> all may see upon it inscribed ibe motto, "for Godjsnd humanity !" I<t treprewnn tn the end. and that cad victory. '‘.'■’ih'Ts’L, COUGH! COUCH!OH! STILLINGIA prevent successful recruiting for .the anny of drinkers aad drunkards that mak«g> re­ strictive laws a netewsity. It deal, with effects rather than causes. And ao it re­ mains true, in moekery of law, and in spite' of 4 Lc great progress that has been mode within the last fifty years in baawhing liquor from high places and making drunk­ enness a disgrace among educated people, that intcmperatacc is stilt “the monster crtl To the Temperance People of of society.' In tbe presence of such an evil, every good rran mnat favor’nll efforts Michigae. ■r n. n. num, CMAiapAX statt cnx- at preventian that are crowned With any measure of Mteoeu, and stand for prohilu-' Is a red-letter number, containing three new chapters of Mr. Howell's rny striking atory, “The Tndtscovered Country." and the opening chapters ol “'Th* Hullwater Tragedy." a aerial atory by T. B. Aldrich. This begins ia a way to fascinate all read era, and though a tragedy is disclosed at once, the humor and narrative charm which all of Mr. Aldrich's stories possess arc here in full perfection These two serials are enuagh to nuke a notable number of any magazine, bat the Atlantic haa, to addi­ tion, "dary's Tria),’’ a capital.short story by Rose Terry Cooke “A Canterbury 1‘ilimnagr," one of the most engaging of Richard Grant White's English papers ; ‘■The Ix»t Occasion," a fine poem by Whittier some charming Verses for a Letter,' by Miss Sarah O. Jewett, anther PHTIieiAM, CLtIQTMEN ABO TM£ AFFLIgTB EVFITWHEfiE. Peeper than thia, however, is the ptin ciple of subsliutioo,—the only rational radicalism in fighting intemperance Hub. •titnte education % ignorance . fair play for starvation wage- . attractive and hnlthfui homes for foul hovels sod crowd­ ed tenements, cheerful coffee houses* for luw groggcrie*; good cookery for bad -. WASHINGTON, THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ARE. TUTTS’ PILIS TUTT'S PIUS TUTT’S PIUS -stored tn the command of the army 'and ; marched .th rough Mzryland lo intercept Lee. that a plot was formed by members of J McClellan'a staff lo countermuvh to' Washington, expel Stanton from the War Office and changing the policy of tbe war by forriog “Old Abt' to abandon inter- ( forecre with slavery. Ou account of the opposition of one or two dissenters, the scheme Ml through. t sir-haired Elisabeth, Empress* of Aus­ tria, keeps ninety servant* and aho Las fif ty horses in her •table", although she ride* only six. . A Michigan girl has been arrested for carrying a revolver. That is right. No t cm ilea should be allowed In wear bangs ia their hip pocket. A little girl who wrote aa essay oa the cuv tyxnagrd to state btfore ckviag that the cow is the moat ufeful anioaal in 'lha world except religion.' A Connecticut min recently Mid - TUTT’S PIUS ■tan TUTT’S PIUS TUTTS PIUS TUTTS PIUS TUTT’S PIUS TUTTSPIUS 81 for. and give it free : 1 Gal. whiskey, Hl ou glycerine. 3 or. fluid txt. hoj«t. 2 col aloes. I gal. water. Thia h not Hop Bitten, but a swindle that ia a r.*i,dcmcsnor lo send through the libellous on flop Bitten*. All Hot- Hit­ ter*, or any pretending to be of like na­ ture, are worthies* and injurious counterfcits uolcw made by the Hop Bitters Mfg. tt.. nt V V -n.-t all nwvtiM WAI^MEI^S KIDNEY&L1YER CURE Michigan Central Railroad. IRANI RAPID* DIVISION. 1 ■•I’/M*. an w EAST AND WEST To ANU FROM grand Rapids and Detroit ara--as; "K*uS fXi-wmj nu> ». ti. If mly men in favor of supporting breweries, distilleries, saloons, drunkenness and all the terrible crimes and fearful degradation that follow, are to cvalrof the country, stale, city and township, the sooner it ia known the better. that he might have—bars said, 'Oh, Tv* done It. done »t lots of times ; but I ran'l tell jnat how.' • it™™. _ The true philosophy of the Gospel sys­ tem is thia, to feel that much depend] upon oaraclrea; but, at the nine time, en­ tertaining the lofjrer conviction that all de­ pend* upon God. 32912323234848532331315348 Canada Southern Railway Chriatianity always anils us well enough ao long aa we suit iu A mare mental dif­ ficulty is not hard to deal with. ' With faith hard, but Jife. ( Vic never realised the depth of human arc complete and most remaikatle. Very total depravity till an old soak looked over truly yours, • I7-4H the exchange* th* other day.^nd wished VaNffotuXcK, STKVKNMX A On The New York Mail suggest a that when Stale* that will have ou more chance to affect lhe result of the Presidential con tea: in favor of the Republics os than they will open the election of lit* British tkfose of Commoos, go to the Chicago Con yeation, decrease the number of insane, bring joy to tha hearts of thouaand.. of besotted and degraded zr.ee, bring back the bloom to tbe cheeks of oumberhro half starved sod almost hopeless womui, and comfort and education lo mtdutudra of hUlc cb'l dren now fon hastening tu fill tbe rank of 'If wo aro to live after death, why don't the draukard*. eriminxls, prostitutes, psu■ we have some certain knowledge of it ?" pen. and tratnfw ol tbe land. “Why Let every minister of lhe Gospel, every said j> akeptin to a clergymeo. Christian man and wjtusn, every reforms*! don't you have some knowledge of thia man, every good citizen strike a blow »»r. world before you eome into it ?“ was the cauatie reply. ISSKJ muse imnsfiH'eiFW ggW-Stnsv-slKSfli: cTA. snow a co. Hereafter we shall decline all invitation to take breakfast with Mr. Alexander, Czar of Rossis. We never could enjoy a meal when the dinner table ia bring blown through th« roof by a parrel of allegrd hu­ morists, a* 4 were A bright little 3 year old, while her mother wm trying to get her to sleep, be. came interested in some outride noise. Sb* when she sagvdy observed; “Mamma. I think he ought lo be oiled." , Mamma ' fatanng): “Now I’m tar* yon children are ia mischief, you are ao DisnmLcnojr xdtice. �HCH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1880. The Whiskey Caucus. Agreeable to their call tbe Whiskeyitra met oa Thursday evening st Union Hall, and placed ia oowriaatim, .city ticket, that a* a whole, would be a diagram to th.. t.lriy hare brew, ecarobod with a Ifos-to. th comb when thia oomMnstivn was bninxht totha aarfaoe. Ohl R.-£>rm. iu thy m*U F«8up«.tenv, 8*mari J. BkMmW ; foe (Tousohip Ctevk, Spary K. I h ll.p , for Township Trearer. Itantel K Birde.ll ; far Ju.iiee u| th, pw«.. D |Wce. far Joatte. at Ibe Prao* (to fill^som-y) 2 yonra. Flank Bush ; CommiMfausr of Hiuhw.ys, PZrabU. o. Juhcmdc; fur T.w.u.hip Drain CUumurioMr. Gear A fa'T—rahip S.praia.H^ „f Setarata, Oscar L Crwuk ; for School laIl-L. IT ' - 27^.. City Expanditaraa. Since t be regul.g mlitera nf the waa pal iu type lhe pninaitd T.w.sjunnttMx. ... - ih nr ........ 1 =- ' ? 1 ? Is , Half an hour afterward b* came up to th* dining room where Mr* Meredith wa* arranging her brat lilac and gild chins. “lute, she is a jewel 1 A gem of th* first water I Depend upon it, she haa nut always worked in the kiiebeu. I quoted. Shskesneara spropoa or something or other, I du uo* remember what, and she rroognixed the grin 1 old word* at once— her rye* brightened, and yjn shoul-J • have seco the color tnme into ber eheck* I" "Quoting 8 kiteben girl!" Supervi-or* Iltiarle* V AMiey. ---------- r-ranra va. Whiskey — Jam that sad mchinc rise pebiiroes can boy. ll«-re are Oreo fur rata The ILyral.lira... ... principle, and mint be lo-reli price. Ie-a<lieg Gmo<h«-krr» li«< e*.feed an upinintt uf ibe m.-n o.iT The lunch csfao up a* 2:30 in perfect redsr, but no coarin tnm Philadelphia ar­ rived, oo hack roiled up to tha door. "Hew proroking," said Kate, "Mirn Meredith m<m* hare missed some connect. itg train. C’ltariio wilt be so vexed. Bet, however, I do not so much mind company coming in a* any lime, now that rd apt an excellent girl." The dinner of daintily roosted quails sad rabliii fricaare, with a desert of cus­ tard sndjrll*, was dnly served at precisely J also offer the biggest bftrgaiiir Mlle, Mitiitai ’That I forgot all about tba oysters and real home of the orange and lemon. tha sephyr -wool, and the servant girl." Tbe soil and climate seem to favor "Forgot ?" “Yaa— forgot. Isn’t that plain English thsir rapid growth and perfect davelopomeat. We are upon the backbone of the state—land derated high aad drv, so that frosts seldom visit ns and then very light ottro at most. an*, that tbe orange growen have no fear whatever of frost in­ juring tbeir crop*. Kerry person yon meet is engaged in building up bu_yote. which t will sell Y- J- MlriCarriaje, Sin ui Onawilal PAINTER • ligan Central Railroad. Hastings, Mich ANB RAMIS BIVISION. Imperial Soap Thv llrtiaWi Short Liar r AND WHJTTO AND FROM d rapids aJid The soil ia usually a light sand, in soma section* almost as light as sc* aand, but bare i* is a sort of chocolate erNored, said j with meat of the tend in Bsrry county. yet it M-ctn* pcculiulr adopted te tbe pur­ poses to w'hicfa it i*j<uL SlBl, 1 bcJierc, were thia land jndiriotmly tilted, the net rrturas Would quite eqaat the l.wt lands of the -North. Our light pine lamia will grow from two to fire cwt. of ooUvn, worth five dollar* jwr hundred. Twenty to righty bosbcls uf upland rice, worth on* to one end a quytcrddlan per bushel, ■west potatooa, one to three hundred bushels, and other things in proportion. Sweet potatie- aod cow fra* ate a* natural to tbi* - What is so unlucky I My dear Charire country m wheat aod clovar are to Mid>i-1 yott are expressing yoaroslf altogether io g-n. Bui farming I* wholly a secondary I Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c. Detroit and ocly oo* pretend* to practice medicine, aod bW practice lays along tpe low land, bordering oa tbe Ocktawaha river and 1 ■ in told that bo in going to give it up as he can make more dioeing in hit or­ ange grove, and hastening it iota bearing. HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES WHOLE NO. 1300. Florida Correapondence. I yott its precions fruit* in Increasing quin Want, Marion Co. Florid*. ; titio* ; and after il hra borae it* India Dui Fame Dxwrr .—As many of i for ooe hundred yean, it is ready to com । ny old friends ia Barry Co. would bn glad I tract with it* owner* for lhe iktoood htuiV •March 17,1888. f o bcu Irom me, I ><; a corner of your I dred. ' No one know* th* Hie of the orange '1 The cwuroe of the past week has been I tree. Tree* are now standing known to marked by an unusually mild and cqtuWe > urer 300 yrvra old. The yield ufmme !'• temperature, bright, sunny days, ud little trees is eooruiou*. Trees in tht* aiato out |1 or*nu rain ; ia short, tbe weather baa been of Florida, tad trace the Xllh parallel! of thirty year* old are yielding over ten thou- ' fine and-xpriag like’7n tbo moot genial **latitude to lhe center of tbo State, and *tod oraogn, pri year.Put tbsso st tme rest I eeplstirm of the tens. Having diactrd«d stick s pin then, it will strike tbe apo* each, which i* much below tbeir selling i representing the place wlicra oar ahaui.T price, and it in easy to compote the ia ji which tbe well-known adage invest* ito advent, March ha* brought with it narnia takaliLi t.Aen* of an early spring, aa area in the marked advance of vegetation, and tbe eager prosecution of all field work. Advices' from the Agricultural districts ar. ut«nim -u« mi the vrtbjeet of improvemenl, an even that heaviest voila are rapidly getting into workable order, and fan*ri are doing their utmost to make up for lua* time. Spring '.tillage bar beat actively rairwJ oa throoglxnit tha Railed King dom, and the prcopRia of a gnaiai season the siri ol an ordinary mil) pend, to ten Lska Weir reached here fire yore apo arc thaakfally baited by all whoso interest, mill, across. Tbe water is pure aad last October. Lu* November he stripped arc reatered in agriculture. Good pro beallby for drinking and culinary purpores, his fire* oranges to Philadelphia. II. pvw> has been made with tbe sowing of and ao soft that the taast bit of snap will a pour man. His hare been yeani of strug­ ■office for waahiug purpose*. gle with poverty , but it ia over. for ho ha. fifty or sixty acres, sod much of it prubsblc tsjbry to llri antama-sown wheat plant, rauaml by the severity of tbe winter ------ , ------- --------------- ___ _ will be wanted by lean of thoamnds , f | tmmths, beta in toast canes proved un you would eot dresm that It wu above 70. dollars per annum.--------------------------------- fvtraded, ami the ' future crop, although A deiightfal’p coal brorae voastaatly fane This is emphatically the poor man’* la it* ds»elopa»eut, spoat, «o that you ratal much Ira* l.ere eonntry. There'Kea thounad. sere* of' lamia, satiable fur lhe culture of lbs ortore. Tbo real sammer here is April, May saga, waiting for some ooe to com; aod j After the mild ram at the beginning of the and the first part cfJune. Is Jane the occupy. If he ha* a little money so much • month and the subsequrm sunshine, tbo raioy aenaoa seta in. and no day pas- tho better, bat if sot, be will bare a hard ' pwturm have womierftrily improved, aod atraggls for it. but he will win u *nre as are now looking green ami fall of life. he plnngro io. aad sticks. I bare beootoe S.-.Xch advices ate ,c«|«al]y favorable, plow­ acqoatoted with a man wh» came hare two ing being well advanced, sod barky and years ago, very poor. He- bomrateaded oat sowing having cummeaccd, while tbo ICO acres of tend, built a cheap bun** 1* gram has been growing rapidly and looks shelter bi* family, sod by odd rpell. when greener than it did a month later last year. not impelled lo work for olh»r» to sup­ Haring been al mo* rxctaaively occupied port hi* family, he cleared up trn nete-, ’’in tbe preparation if the land aod Spring raised sweet potatoes ia abumhocJ^rettuu, I■ sowing, farmers have had litila time to dorow pea* aad garden truck, haa^aven | vote to thrashing, and -tbe offerings of bundsCd trees set out. and doing finely. 1 home grown wheat have conaequently been You rao edaify see that three or four year* lienee, he will forge* that ho was a puc j Jxrov iuctal cxcliangew The range ol prieee man, a* bis little grove will yield him aa ■ has keen ex tended, (Owing to the irregular hn-umc of tervra) ih.-uaaud dollirv p-r an- \: tty of the samples, and little altceiioa has [ b.-eti given to isf< risr produce, but fine he is wiliiag lo live hard, work fiard, nnd; pirreU have maintained Isa* woek^i prices, Wai: patiently for hi»’ golden returns Never fear, it will come io dec lime. Washington Leiter. > tender boUer* oande** of veiling any sound , «>rn fit for ruilliag purpose*. Of foreign i WEa*t th* import* bare again been on quite * moderate stale. Monday's list showed liuta over 28,000 qm., nearly all atquent arrivals np exceeded iU.MM* <(W; of the week kiwet i Anrenea unsettled tlic to Friday bare not Al the beginning prices cabled from trade, end derived : values of tba iserrasOd buoyancy, which dar. Tbe Consular aad Diplomatie ippo- i I th<- improved demand at tho.doae of the priatiisn bill was then taken up. ami tlw , pr.-radin- week led hokfen to expect would gencrai debate concluded, sad tho reading.I ripen into an actual advance. An unde of the bill by seetknw for amendment. b> ' <rl.-l f,ne prevailed during lhe pat* gun, which ent* tbo debate down to ftvc!' few days, and miUera have adhered lo tbeir miontpi rpeecbcs atdgjivMSomqasvuran-.-.- ,, settled plan of only buying from baud to of tbe speedy disposal of tho.bill. Having I tnteUh, end tl.k. in faoc of tbo Ugbl las areompli*I>e<l this much, lhe Hmiae dosed i i porta and rapid depletion of ■tacks. Tbo tbo week, most fruitless iu revolt*, by ad 1 puiiibxi is critiral and difficult to gaage, : aerilhimgh lhe euurmutts requiramaau of adjourned on Thursday to today. this cuuotry between now and harvest are The argument, if inch it can bo called, admitted by all, the demand Jiaa shown urged by tho advocates ol th - pulp and tag aiptM of ituproveossot, and, until p*|*r monopoly, that tho tnmara in the Amrrict «Lo«s her card*, wbieb abe tttta* price of psper is only that which ia marked ie*. than ever iodised to do, in spite of iu other artieke, aod meat.s a return ef the roreut rigaa of weakness shown by the bcrilhy btuiseao, U m weak a* it ia imps *'nag"'to hope fur speculation w out of County uorrerpondonoa. The Price of the Imperial Soap ia 15.25 per box of . 100 I bar#—?6 lbs.'in the box. lb. To any one who will send um an order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free as a premium. Or the orders may bte-sent to us for one or more boxes at a timof with remittance, and when we have thus received orders for 10 boxes we will scud the eleventh box free us proposed above. If you do not wish to, twiidimouey in advance you may deposit it with-any banker or merchant in good credit iu your Uor. fro«a wbrretl>'M»< rsa town with the uoderstanding that be into remit it to us on receipt izisi nt Btsf Duiiu-ram It IkUm of the Soap whieh is to be shipped to his care. Address CRAMPTON BROTHERS ivarnasu aw IlmS Poillcal Notes. JH II. Wffl, PIONEER STORE I , Keeps constantly on hand SfeSB tB HAIR. STUCCO, OEMEN'T. BRICK. TILE. ’ LAND PLASTER Shaman delegate* were elected in the Second Congresmona) District of Notfh Carolina Wednesday. Men' Yoilh, Bog ail Ctilta COLTIVATORf. POUBLfiSHOVKL TL0W8. SAWS FILED, Tbo Ksmm. Republican Convynllon wk* for Blaise by a broad majority. 1 Cream is good for a auoburrf and a nota­ , illation would be good for a I.Waahbura*. i Unlom Mr. Townshend of Illinois meats r with an strident ha will die aa agragioc* LIME. PUMPS. PLOWS, DRAGS . Genator HU I is full of business just now - Mo time to entertain viritora. LEFT BA/CD FLO WS. Ctain, Tails. Butaaia, ati Sofia L. J. WHEELER. Seventy-six towns in Couneoticot (shoot one-half tba State) hat. voted against lireoeing the sale of liquors P*am»vii.LB, March 31,1880. last eight month*,' ia confined t > such artiThera is oo doubt ia my mind that per­ I Tho few pleasant days of. the pest sons troubled with lung roaipUint-, c* elev only, as Congress bas given a mooop. h i* pvt our mauy thrifty faraMis upon the tarrhs, asthmas, Rheumatisms and such uly by a prohibition in dntiee, that has lio* yf active preparation for the eoming. like Disrate*. are greatly betxfftod by summer work, and businsm of ths moaou comiag here. Florida ■ the great Sanilar kind tu lively in thw locality. The rain of last track wm rosy limsly .nor any other product of an agriraltutvl for.tlit wheat crop iu thia locality. Tbe machinery is being set in Crump origiuTxnhon-lj iucb isdutry ia the un­ A now ma-hine shop, and U will not derlying prosperity of the country Keen entire sgvou of the pre* are bn kxig until th* rattle of tba lath* aad watching carvlrily* tba progrcM of this the buxxiog of the mw will break the long coutas* and the names of the taeuilero riirttce of oor quiet little village. Tho llrpaWkoae of this town have daring to aid in this monopoly will be duly 8orie*y here n in a most primitive state. taken down aod lorwnrdad home for pub­ head'd thrir ik-ket with A. C. Towns Car You would smile to see the 'beat families lication, tu that the pspen may pnhlwb to SujperVMor, and cvpact to elect the satire around the tekva trarriusg in rigs such m their constituents the wrong dune. Tha l never saw oven tbe poorea* ia lb* North remedy lira in tbs proposition made by The Prairieville carnet band gsvs an using. I have yet to meet ths first decent Sauakir David Davis, of Illinois, to admit entertaiemctii oo Thursday and Friday rig in thia region of couulry; nod jot not only lhe raw material free of duty, but cveataga of tart week, whieh was a^ rare many wbo live here have passed a great Ibe ]-apet itself. Thera wm a eiy <if a frac akin of thrir Uvea i* luxury and *So- breakfast to the poor man when lbs dative cnce. People are here for one purpose only, i e. to build lhemwivea orange groves, and every thing else must yield to thi* emo pursuit. When thia ia scecmplishad, there will spring up here, a* by magic, apteodid manaicus, beautiful equipage*, and other It seems to bo uaduntood that General ugna of wealth and luxury. Sodrty la Paine will not retire from the dkrtioction exeeltevt here, under them rough axar- of the Patent Oflri: for mmuo liHM to c.inrt marie here. Bnoeea* to tha boys tioua, and hi these rude horns*, ymt will . Ardcep interest » bring a«»kroed ia meet as lady like and refin'd women, and desire* to cluse up ptnwwHy. Thera are the extra meeting* bald In the M. E m courteous and rommouaniM' men, M I many names >n*ntirei*l tv the probable Church and many hart eulnred upm tba ever met, aod what strike* me strangely sueenasur of General Paine, and il is very new jile. Qcux )*X«. doubtful whether the right one ha* l«r« Th* itepablicaa party may ah wdi fold The New York Trio*, prints an Albany letter which say* that Governor Cornell’s sorisi friesda are a vulgar set. A(taw me in dotiag, to asy a taw words Senator Wallace, wbo beads tba anti about orange and lrur.ua catling , and I Tildae taction in Peoey Irani*, i* aa eataUkl say, I scared; know huw to write upon this aubj-eot. The cmplnyuumt is * Ban. Butler's boom refWsm tc sgrawt. ■ People UuW ths difference between a cac{ to. tod . ni t tail printed peen . Mr. John A. Bingham. Minster to • Jspsn, will ba a saodxU. far rmromina 1 km. to Oeegrem in ab rid distriaL tto hand* far tbo next week or two and allow tl,r Itamterlwsd- nt Wasbiogtau to acute tbe Praaidrutial eteeuan in sdromaa. They an. eLorly drtermu-d to moke M tmpMa.MH. ver any owe. **aa mi va*c -m Djcnacratic tisket hwraftri.' � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-04-07.pdf 3b1405f98edba1b3fcd1a9092bc717f9 PDF Text Text ftn ratsh ofADvatTJsiire. VOL. 24. NO. 49 THIS PAPER ■“^EWYORK. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1880. Lrwuox, Euulswb, 1 M.reh 17.1880.} j dred. No ora k nor. tho life of the orange Bawxn for a few jottiogi soucemiog1' tree. Tree are now Handing known to thia section of Florida. If yow reader, bo over 308 year. old. The yield of aczne will take the trouHo to look, over a map tree, is snonurao. Trots in ihn state not of Florida, and trace the 22th parallel! of thirty year, old are yielding orer Un thoulatitude to the center nf tho stale, and sand'orange, per year, put thee al one cent llaviiijr purchased the intereat of Burns Meurer in the Agricul­ tural Business, 1 jdmll hereafter conduct the bltmuess alone. I will cominue to keep the full line of Machinery, &c.» heretofore sold by Messer Bros., and wish to call your special attention to a fuW of the principal Implements kept for sale. The old reliable 33TTC33L3e:yje2 naoxxr er WITH TABLE RAKE ATTACHMENT, For Reaping needs only mentioning, they have been sold here for Twenty years and there is not less thpn ONE THOUSAND of tifetn now in use in Burry County. - Over six cur loath v/cre sold laxt year and nearly u ear load have been sold this season. I also sell the . the things arc, and have you to nt up a. nice a luoeh ax you cun for 2:36 o'clock ; Gulf of Mexico on tbo West, and 223' ws an expecting my huabaod'a cousin mile* from Jacksonville, by river naviga- | from Fhiladelpha. I want everything io lion on the North, and aa M*r the tenter of tbc'siate everyway aa possible. This i WALTER WOOD Uoasiating of the IRON MOWER, SWEEP RAKE REAPER and BINDERS. He is the only manufacturer Who has a eiicccaalul TWINE-BINDER. Don’t forget that I have a car load pf STUDEBAKEH WA.GONS With Patent TiFe Slope Shoulder fi^poke. rolled in boiled oil. Every Wheel is I will tell you some other time about the Engines, Saw Mills, • Thn-cJiers, Clover Tlullcrs, he. R^pactAilly Yours, - Hartwp. Mtch.. Mlt>1i 13, 1880 ’ THE NEW QIRL. CHISiER ME86EH. II t 4t> ! GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE "Naw. Charite, yoall ba rare to reuMmbcrT To remembar—Whrt F' said Mr. Mar j wlilh, kith a hopalaaa expremion of ioaan: ity upon bit reuntoranm. Kata Meredith ■dropped both brad, despairingly at .her AT THE GASH STORE rm-siriAX < . bri I invite the Public to come and consists of , .• • Fine Shawls, Cloaks, Scarfs, Nubias, &c. । "And tho two onorea doable rapbyr, I raarlrt wool." ■ “Exactly." , "And the depot haek to bo in Waiting i at 2 o'etak, for year roarin from Fhila| dclpliil.'' ' Mr Meredith dapped one hand on the I !table. _ ■ , ".She i* coming today, I drtar* to Igoodneoar he ejaculated "And a doten Havana orawgva for de*crt. and two pounda of while grepea, and some ut thoM dahtaus littl* Maple bi* euit* aod maroiroon*—oh-and tel them however, I do not so much mind company romipg io at any line, now that I lure , got ao excellent girl." The dinner of daintily roasted quaila with most of the land in Barry county, and rabbit, Tricorne, with a dcoert of eu»> yet it seem* peculiarly adopted to the por­ lard and jelly, was duly served at preefoely to which it > put. .Still, 1 beiietc, I also offer the biggest bargain* AUCTIONEER, ten Irt^at ih« Bannrr <>»»«.or AMrear at OVERCOATS /DENTIST Michitai Nashville. which I will sell >l- J- Carriate, Sin aid Onanlal PAINTERgan Central Railroad. INB RAPIDS DIVISION. Haatin^ga Swuy's Hotel, AND WEST TO AND FROM rapids and Detroit I with the t.re-ache, sod I caa't ba teA laloao with company coming, and all । Mind aho fo a good rook and usderrtsoda wailisg on table." I And Mr. Meredith tu>h.d off to catch the 9.30 express, with kalridoacopc con­ I fusion of grape*, xephyr wool, depot hack., oy«ter». »n-l rarvaut maida career log itbyorab hia brain, wbieh boded ill for i Mr*. Meredith's doinretic plans. While that lady, daoptae both hand. ■ over bet forehead, io a sort of tragic de­ ’ spair, rushed down into the kitehen, where - a good looking yaaag man of two or three "I hare sent uo one. Never tbon^bt mid twenty, was on his knees ia front ot of the giri from that moment to thia, I giro j the range, trying to csaxa most unwilling you my word of honor." "Then who did tend her 7" ejaculated hi* wife slowly. "Ring the bell I tat u have her up I :s its HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES is The Price of the Imperial Soap ia 1-5.25 per box of 100''l lb. bars—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send us an order for 10 boxen with cash, $52.50 we will send one bo? extfa tyee as u premium. Or the orders may be‘-sent to us for otto or , more To wt foy.Msy tbs >r»>rioter »HM« UotH boxes at a time/lvith remittance, and when we have thus received $2.00, $2*60, and $3.00 Per Day, orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free tu« proposed above. If you do not wish to send money in advance you may "Yoe, 1 do. too. Ooiora, potetom, eel­ deposit it with Any banker or merchant in good credit in your cry. pose, barley, with a pinch of salt, town witK the uuderstanding that he is to remit it tu.ua on receipt ’* u u««' “ r’7! 1 "Nonsense I” interposed Mrs. Meredith, "Go. pkk tltal lobster out of its abol!, sod latalai WDnuu-ran li UHm ot the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address The first hotel io the State .to reduce rates. The first bote! io tho State with Paa­ ranger Elevator. 5“.i CRAMPTON BROTHERS. inir naw uiw Ilm6 Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets,.New Yoilk. HIM (I. HI, PIONEER STORE Keep* ooortantly ou hand reran nw i LIME. HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE. ' LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS qm ' 0 tea. rw* W Yutki, Boys aid Cbildrei CVLTtVATOBS. UOCBLIHHOTBL FLOWH. SAWS FILED, LEFT HAKD FLO WS. and Mowers.Ctain, Tita BdduU ad Silas Reaper I'lO . lh« higliMl Cwii price njiNojjiQ wijibovr were thia land judiei..«ly tilted, ths not returns would quite equal the l est food* af the North. Our light pine hods will grow dollar* per hundred Twenty to eighty ba>hc!« of upland rice, worth on* to one and a quaiwr dollars per boahe!, .wcet p» taloca, ora to three hundred bushels, aud other thing, io proportion. Sweet pota- light ones at-moot, so that the orange growers hare n.> fear whatever uf frost io­ jurist their crop Evfoy person you meet is engaged in building up bi* gjmr. Imperial Soap iH! li i‘s .« /ir :z :! 11 ; t is Ji 11 ’ for sll kinds vf Former, Pro­ duce. Farmern will do well to conmil Mr. Crouiy before purchtmcubtains ing any ot U>e store srtolea, -al hia Kleralor. corner ot Broad way and Railroad Streeta. ftaaUnga. April. 2. 1879. *» L. J. WHEELER The coarse of the part -reck Im. been marked by an unuraally mild and eqmUe temperature, bright, sunny days, aod little or no rain ; in short, the wesfocr has been fine and Xpring like in the mart genial scceptatioo of the term. Haring dtacurded each, which ia ranch Ixfow their arilfog price, arid ilfo'eaay to ccmputc the m name uf a thuUM«<l such treew. Put the 1 yield at ora thousand oranges per tree (which is aiaeh uuder their average') ivld,) Advice, from the Agriculuxal dartricta are ucanimoun no the .object of improve­ meat, a. even the heaviest soils are rapidly getting into workabfo order, and fora.#, are doing their utswrt to make up for tat lime. Spring linage has been artivoly carried uu thrcogbvut the Usu«4 Kteg dirm, and the prospects of a genial acasoa Uko Weir reached here five ysare a-,-o are thankfully hailed l>y all whoso intonate but Ortobcr. Laat November he .hipped are eratered in agriculture. Good pro­ hcdlhy for drinking and culinary purposes, his firat oranges to Pnihdolphin. lie war gress Las Loen made with the cowing of and s« soft that the least bit nf soap will a poor man. Hh bare been yean of atrug. L.rlcy, be»na. and peas, aa the food haa suffice for washing parposss. been in fine condition for the roeopiice of ' ha* fifty or sixty aerea, aud much -jf . . I jutt coming into bearing. Tea yc | probable injbry to the sutumo-aown wheat eriiar. Whibt I am • writing the Tber- [ from the day be lrad<d here, bi. 10c-_ plant, caused by the severity of the winter morncter indicates 92* in the ahadei ym will fo, ouentnd by tens of tbouMud. 1 months, bare in tnost cases proved un­ you would not drcam chat it was above 70. ■ ■ founded, and the future crop, allbough A delightfully' cuol brerae aM»tratly f»o» retarded sunewhat io ita tfevtapmenl, apone, k that you sweat much lew here than at the North with the same tempera­ alarm at present as to its ultimate product. ture. Tho real autnmrr here ia April, May After the mild rain al the beginning of the and the first part of June. In June the UK.oth and the suMequeul sunshine, tbo rainy neon acta io, and no day pe­ the better, but if not, ho wifi bare a hard pa.ture* have wonderfully improver!, .nd Thia Imta straggle for it. Lot he wD) win aa aure a« arc now looking green and full of life. "But I tell you she is not a common ase ithout a ahowri or two. kitchen girl." from three to five month., and is the he plunpo io. aud atieka. I hare become Scotch advicea are equally favorable, plow­ ‘■I don't Lelicro jn high life below suin'* real growing season of this eoontry. aerjuriuted with a matr who camo hare two ing icing well advanced, and barley and said his lister disdainfully. years ago, very poor. lie ’homrotra.M I Gt» acre* of fond, built a cheap house to 1' gras* har been growing rapidly and looks shelter hi. family, and by odd .polk when ' gi truer than it did a mouth later foal year. not compelled to work for other., to eop- j{Having been almost rt etairely occupied ADRIANCE REAPER. •HYsictAX a tnntasos.KuuSl. Ilutiuc. Mich. WHOLE NO. 1300. and only one prwteuds to praetioe medimne, and his practice lay. a!,jog the low land, borderlog ou the Ocklawaba river and 1 am told that be is going to give it up a. be can make more I'oeing in his or­ ange grove, and basUnieg it into bearing. There are several here who came down port bi. family, he cleared up ten aerc«,'' in the preparatiun tf the land and Spring : «o»i»g. farmen lure had little time to dorow pesa and garden truck-, baa »Jveo ■votc to thrmhing, and the offering*, of Lundr^ trees set out, and doing finely. ■buoac grown wheat Lave consequently been You can aamly aec that three or four years very small, both al Mark lauic and the benee, ho will forget that ho wia a poor ' provfodpl exchanger The range of prior* man, a< hia little greji1 will yield him an h.> lysn extended, owing to the irregular, tnromc of several thousaial dollars per an- isy of the sample*. and little atunlioa baa na». But let u > nun crime here snl.w* jI been given to inferior produce, but fine he i* willing to live hard, work hard, nod jI |nrevh lure-maintained last week's priors, wait patiently for hi, golden tetaroa | both in l.in loa and in the country. The Never fear, it will come ia due tine. . WaaaiaoYnM, P. C-, 1 March 29, l«8O. j ucquent arrivals up ' to Friday bare act The Boom uo Saturday, attempted Io jj dxrwlcd 2V,lhJI) qr«. At the beginning make a .how toward a wkrik'a work, nod I uf the week' lower frites cabled from nsaoagod to refer quite a number of bills ;■ America aracllted the trade, and deprived reported from the committees to the cal-a. value of the inert used buoyancy, which dar. The Ckmjater and Rlpbmstir appro-1 the improved demand at the dose of die prialira bill was then taken up, and the ; pVi'-xdinu week led holder, tn expect would general debate eocduded, and the reading . ripen Into an actual advance. An node of tho bill by aeetims for atneodmtnta b> j i cM.-d 6m. bag prevailed during the pest' gun, which cuts the debate down to five j few days, and miller* have adhered io their minutes epeecbes and tfvet some amuran.iMailed plan of only Laying from hand toof the speedy dtepoval of the bill. Ilavtog ' tmratb. aud this, in face of the Kgbl ita । porta and rapid depletion of stocks. The the week,moat fruitless in rcalte, by ad ! pouiinu u critical and difficult to gnage, josrameut to this noon. The tfeoate bad j as although the enormous requirements of adjourned on Thnnday to today. The argument, if such it can ba called, subtitled by all, the demand Jias abvwn urged by the advocate* ef th% pulp aod few signs' of itujroretheot, sod, until paper monopoly, that the increase in the America show* her earda, whtehabe seems pries of paper is only that which w marked ta> than m« iodised to do, in spite of in other articles, and mean- a return of the recent s^n* of week mm shown by tho healthy boainrae. i« aa weak a* it is imps It is Io be nbaervrd that the jumpin; County vorrer pondunow. up of value. », without a ptralell, in the PUAIUKVIUJC, March 31, 1880. Then is no,doubt in my mind tbit per­ last eighl months,’ h confined tu such art!’ elm only, aa Gmgreas ha. given a mon .p | The lew pleasant days of the post sons troubled with lung complaints, ca­ hit put oar msny thrifty farmer* upon the tarrhs, asthmas, Rbeumetiama aud sueb uly by a prohibition in duties, that hw line ?f active preparation for the coming like DisrsMe, arc greatly bvndfite.l by summer work, and htuinwn of the tauaeu "And I am a cook whso occaaioo re coming here. Florida ia the great Scni lar kind is lively in this locality. Inireo, Coorin Kate," aaid pretty Martha feredith, making her peace with a kirn. "Do no* ba so vexed with mo for humor­ mor say other product of an agricultural fur tbe wheat crop in UiU locality. log the joke; indeed I rook! ant bdp it. The machinery u being set in Crutnporigin, afthoogh -speh iedurtry i. the un­ Aod I will show you bow to make morin4 fo'i new machine shop, and it will not derlying prosperity ofnhe country gum glaoca aod the Neapolitan creams. Keen active agents of the ptev are be long until ibaYalUe of the Ulka and watching cere! ally the'progress of this (he Uniting of the new will break the long sontast and the names of tbs member, I silence of our quiet little tillage. Tbs RepuUiosaa of thia town ban daring to aid ia thia monopoly will be dsly taken down and forwarded home lor pub headed their ticket with A. C Towra for not at all uncooeruoui to her unround­ houion.ao that the papers may publish to ing.- And Tom. tarring over hi* amUr's around the fokra travelling io rigs aoch st tbrir coostilucnis ths wrong done. The I rarer raw even tbs poorest in th. North remedy lias in tba propeeition made by ________ using. I hate yrt to med the first decent Boastur David Davis, of Uliooia, to admit rig in thia yegian of country, and yet not only the raw material free nf duty, but many who live here have paved a gnst the paper itself. There was a ay of a free ahare of their Uvea in luxury rad afflu­ brenkfaet to the poor man when the duties ence. People are hero for one purpose only, i. e. to build thamvlrea orange grore., The Kanns Republican Conreatiou and ererythlog rise must yield to thfo one mouths, yet their marie equals that of WM^ur Blaine by a broad majority. \ pursuit. When thia is acenmriiehed, there crv-1 of vastly mw; importance than stim­ many band, of years' experiensa. With £nmu ia good for a sunburn and a tsom- will spring up hare, aa by magic, spleodid ulants for tho ntomacli. rigid rules in refenmen to moral habits, , matron would be good for a I.Waahbume. nsanti-jti., beautiful equipages, sad other It *o<4M to bo anderrtood tbnl General fed by a thorough msrtw of muaie. they Society is Paine will rat retire from the dirttrataa Uslam Mr. Townshend of Illinoie meets aigue of wealth.and luxury. with an accident be will dia an egregioux excellent bore, uodrt tbrse rough exer- of ths Pstoat OCm for some lime to mtns mu.k-- here. Sucrrat to the boys A drep interest ia befog awakened the extra uuwtfop bold in the M. Sherman drlegate, were elected in the ' Cbureh and many bare entered upon t Second Congrrwiural Dirtriot cf Not|h 1 ever met; and what strikes me strangely aaumMssor -—— - of G.moral Paine, aud it ia very . Mwjiis. yctu. P«W. Carolina Wodnoeday. it, I bare yrt to meet the first perron who „*_*J whether <lx> right <m» hm bemr Seventy-aix toww in Coarartieut (shout shows sign, of dNOOBlent, or that think, one-half th. Bute) bare voted agairai there M a .pot on earth any neater an suggrnfod. Thu eivilwerviao thmrim of Secretary Scher, would lead to the btitaf Itausfog the sols of liqaora. earthly paradise thaa thia take Weir re that Mr. Doolittle, the present aarirtant Tho New York lima priuia sn Albany letter which tsyi that Governor CororiF. tonal friends are a vulgar ML Allow train taring, U> my st Senator Waliaoa, who hands the sail about orangs aud lemon cutting Titan footion in Paasylvanis, in an cunum my, I amrosly know bow thuatastw mrpportor of Bayard. upoe Ita subject Th. empfo Bon. Buriar'a boom nfuacs to sprout; Pwj Is know the different between a esc* MS a»d a rat's foil painted green. Mr. John A. Burgbam. Mhriaur to �Hit Honor, Mayor Grata, in the Chair? I Itoll of Aldermen being rolled the fclI lowing were praadnt, ria.: AU. Barlow, lode <4 my vocabulary? How glurieu* ■ Hatch, Kelley, McNaughton, I'rratott. New York, April J. iWiC. Afoent. AM.. to be Alpha and not Omega ' to b- Carter!'Sbtincr and St«M4oa-7 InvrotigsiMUi* vf railroad ami Meauibuat and not a waliieg cartoon ' . arriilrtite thnurph t ins m rir« «T year* How I did M|txlch tha-e Albion atu-j baa ahown that n ruuudateUe prvpurtiao d*ct« • Verily they will crawl iato a rmal1' of .tub eaeaal.te. D«*ar through tbc ieabil; bole aod pull the hole m too. IH4 I not Ity at train fund* to <iia£tpii.li cdur», and show them up though? Tke iafatnooi their roA*«|u<nt mi«}aknig of the »ignal* rtirL-: Here ! am bnruu*- the mnloiKli1 by which they are to i«? goidrd. to noil and cracking my enniuBi with andi liAtmxua, M.tth 8Uh, IWw. , mover I hi* *ncn*M to tke aafety of tbc | problem, a*'• How matty million* make r~ J/m //..w, Me .Vuyir onJ fhmM traveling public. the aid of aeicnca ho* foe' fbworaf •»/ tkf Cry or ■ one billion .’' and tboae college boya hare Your Finance Cdturn U tee would i ; wae time part beret invoked it Europe, i ; nothing better tn do than tn rod that inoo- . The End of K«am«yitm. The Ut.»i return, of the doctioa in Ban Franrbro make it alaolatdy certain that law.abidmg eitixena of the < lty have won . $9 ovarwbelmin; victory over the'inf* moo* dtanagogur*. Kearney and Kaltock Henceforth Krarneyinw, *’ it i’ railed, ia doomed on tbe l’neifirenaal, aod the Jr* •oa the dection enforce* will not be with- ; Mt it* rffeet io other aecttorU of lite eoun i FOR LB88 MONEY AT J. LEE REED’S IN urated in thi* eouatry. An exhatartive i medical cxvmioatica d o.tKW employe* of j the I’enuiylvanra Railroad ha* been begun , i thia work, the rrotew of which will doubt | ; lev be publiabed on it* r.-atpktion. Each ni«n i* to ht leated not'only *• tohh abil-' ity to dirtiogui.k red and preen < tha color* I i mainly u»cd in railroad »iga*l»; but alw i aa tu tho aeutrnepi -f hl* *t*ht anil hear-1 No, air ; I won’t have Joko Sbctoron try. A lew week* ago, tkia blatant aad put that «tamp on at all. He’* ooe cf Still another tt»t >• for wliM i« colled , IdaapbeotoU’ outlaw, wae ihrvateniag the tkor Iwmkd bloat l-olden .nd gold bug*. I a.t>xiuati.tn |n thia tret the perron'll ■ I ll have otft of tbfc greeoeit *f green_ , ■ directed t-j look al a -piartcr inch aperture । preparing i m> he »aid> to elect a gibbet on i 4>«eker», with the grr-t>e»l stamp and the o’ rMHUa**. in a aerren twenty foot dieteni witk a the eaMdef. upon which r-.Aan-aB who , grccucRt cf ink, flare |he great aral of “'fc* rtroug light behind it, and then called did not -bay hu l*eh**t*. The eity wm to , the V. A on my gangrened Medulla and There were «dcr* outatendiag on thia’ 'upon to atate in what ilwpe it appman ie be faded aod plundered fotearo hi. de | then, in e-nopaoy with Dawaon and Kear ; I food, March ITth, 1S7SI, to the amount of Ihim, wh'ther t-.nod, .eval, elongated or' lacy, I’ll maak the putrol carcoMea of *ueh person, nr pro|«ty wa* to Im'mpeoicd l>y I। men aa are diaptoci fo be rconouio.1 «o three hundred and fifty and 9«t-10*> dollar* :amtular, and to wl-M extent a* near a* he hiomelf and hia follower. The CUorac, I drawing -ioterent. whirh were pai-i during -cau tap. Tbi« examination, however, ia fine that th* atifi breeoca of March and not ncrosMry if acuity ->f vtaion be found ho iuadeelly vaunted, "ihonld go and | the gulden xcphyn of nuturan will find the runent year. not only the Chinese, but all .who reftiM-d 1 n->t a trace a! their duM : for I am Alpha. ttfbo ratlafartorv. Although the last ap to bow to hi* dictation. Kearary wasiOi pears to be aiuipk to the reader, .it ia by All gioriou* mum b* my future ' My long allowed lo'y^raue hi. career unche.-kno mean* ~i In many of the -objects under noble -err ice* in 1-ehalf nf my country cd that be really 'believed he waa the auexamination What appeals oral to the will be masnificeoily rewarded- 1 It make i aitisfactiou of one is tiiau-.-ular to another-. preme authority in Nan •Franencv. By everybody rich and lit roll m Gi B'a I ami each ha. a pultiye rotivivtitio a* to I thia time he intrM be pretty well diaabuxd Aad when the day cuuaea that ray exalted , el that idra. He aud hi* party hare been spirit *Irall find iltfc firahly taberwk too j the cortcL-tiKr- --f hl. pivvupiive taultire.' Tbo faculty o! clearly diatin-ubiiing form* I to badly beaten at the poll* that they will groan to be longer tenable, 111 pa»’ op never be hoard front again, anal iu«tead of the Hume and yield the gloat amid the i mount iaip.,,<inej '• ,lw “•« of engineer* the Chinrac piiqg. Kearney himaclf gu*» wailing* »l untold billion* ut grateful in' aa firciscu A~*igaal tr»y be prepeudicu. whore bo abould hare gone long ago—to , dividual* nf the germ* homo . and the | hr, horixoaul. or at aa tingle of auy thirty the penitentiary. The malt it a great highest, loliirat name on lb* ^gorgcou* | to fifty deg»ee»i and f-- •iis.uv.-r it* correct triumph for Baa Ftaoaxco. It i* the | temple of human grandeur will be that of j pCMtti-m a. a point < f the grave.! rre>aetnumpli cl order and guu>l government | Alpha, the II. S. 8. . over diaoeder and anarchy. It mean* for Our Washington Latter. AH falling to retch the -tan-lard inyiDe , San Fraoctaeu, peace, and the twin *i»t»r itotent of peace—pccupcrity. Aa th-.- utiaguided : or mare <-f llrtac rnpihile* will eitbrr be j Waaki’hitox, April 1. 1880(litehargc-1 or tr.«r-f.:ncd t<- w.mc p>*b*en ! men who followed Kcarucy'k Iradcrabip •H>raa • wouli be the chirl auflercr. in tha event A gowl deal »f comment i* paaeed upon white hi* defttC will mit impair bi. uac-| * from I fuIacmL*. k-i* replied that tbu. far urn? Srerataiy Sherman's vi'it to Ohio and hi* T..*l______ _ in mtcan i* found to be blind Utbcr: PnoHcnt. Why thia i« a new metho-1 of | ii-a-b- are cratMcriag the adopcioo ef the •awe •Vatetu. wbi.-h irnje .vrtsfually 1-e pudiiog a l-oom. p<«.ibly it ia not objeeSherman * Ohio Speech. tinoable. What the cnemtm of Mr. Sher­ On Wednesday la-tj Ncactarr Sherman man <fo tare ajaiort him moot eSectually i* A frc.]titut to«tc« .vf wooderiog admira delivered a vpccch to hia' <licitd" and I tho abate they allett again.! him with | tiou to m- i* the petfection of buaimro* neighbors, at hi* <»hh» hutur. which wa«, ! methodi, aod th.- number <-f little •loptn* at might bav< been .expweted, wun-Zj) He- i rnfereure to the Government patrcnase. ■ ele» »r.d roxresicHcira ••cured tA the ptbpublican in rentimenl. and -ieciJe-liy out- j . lie by ut-jderu buviacM c-impatiti** The spoken on • the ir«ue« k tween the two i great army st drnmmr:.. the pmftueaca* parties which mnat enter into the canvam | and attract IVeneta -.f rdrrrtwing tha of 1880, He dearly vet* foHh that the moot important of all pending iaeuct i< that about the Wa.hburnc randidajy, aod ro ({J? involved in the Democratic assumption of I they may with j’tutkx! be. Nobody here teoultaai tbi. eao-,. This feeliSg; the Calhoun doctrine of Slate inprrmacy, who ku'-ws tbc Waahbutne family believca i w.-.» esdted at the time by an tt»-and upon that faet Mr. Sherman place* the for a moment that Waahburne la laboring T vdope which fdl into lay hand, a day or for anylwly hut himaclf, although be pre tt. two ag-i boating the c*rd of Koger., I’cet1 inriat upon King wgnt of line row, io tend* to Im tor Grant, fin-l. la»t. and nil A Co., probably th-? tu--t pnimiueat dtitliniter dnrt-;*rd _ol,lte fact that a Demo­ the lime. tieoeral Great* Iricndi have^, r• tag huu.c ia Amexim. Thi. cnvdopn and cratic Cvogre** aliowa it* determitrallon to lately dhcvvcml »u.pici<Mri cirenmauoeca its content* f.-rmtd a atrUing iHartration ] in fllinoia Md .Mi~ouri whirl, rrora to in-, aeoraa of, MH* a*d tn many aireedmi. »ic , , . . . ., , . , . t dicate that Wa.hburae i« trying to pick ( pita bfne£*-Miit» good*, with the prise* ; alao auk attention to the imr-ictaow of tho ,, , . , (w»l I... -h. L...W “• “ ’V" , ' illuatrattenc - f bow the garment* look p.n«d .*..«»« !*««• °r ..na.s I wlteu made up . the plaiueat pMOrbl* di rretioc* fur eelf-meroltretucnt, and errn t' tbenuelvea the Xati-mal Grronhack party, PAINTING MY WORE this season better limn ever before.. I am determined lq> uroL good it Wagon as is sold by anyone. Thi* I will .prove to any who will call at my shop.’ Price lower than ether WAGONS OR HUGGIES .SWSSiu Joint M. IlKMMKIt, Ifoeordir ilsMiog., Marek Z7th, 18M. Tito report TO accepted and adopted by Kuumuyhm Doomed. Th* remit of th* lain alcetwa in Nan Franciae-.t Indicate* that the Vterr. of that uuww to th« cnecluuMwi tbu Kcaroeyiout it a tbing whieb a ettrnmnuily waaaot long teUraieaud retain it* prosperity. Tb« remit fa jigmScatit. ' L*«i Aaguo the Kearney cl<au»t ekcte-l KaU.wh .Mayo: by abM J ,500 plurality, ao-1 Uro vote for' ' Barlaw, Hatch, Kally, NeN*n<htan, Pre* too, Nhriaer and StcbUna-7 Xny»-O. The followinp aecoiitio were received Aroounl of Andrew Angle, Steward ia Engine Co, throe month., to April )«, of Ordiaaaro., $-6*7. Work per MnrI thal acrapine *treet* and pinkutg alone", I Ac., I11.7S. All of which MWtttu were '■ allowed in full by nyan and nay* aa follow* : Ay**-Aid. Bnrfow, Hateh. Kelly, Me 1 Nroghtoo, PiMUm. Shrforr *nd KirM-i.* praph Entered Hastings class Mat Hutinp, tted- 23. 1SSU. Heal Eatate E Jamun N. H rille, made th cell yesterday Kidney Inrestigators in Ito. County will b tale Exchang &lfr£RS NEW YORK WEEKLY flERUO. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. ke.ircalai.-w *t IkU m»o1m aavtiar"-X*. : JwaB.in. aad >• ilnw-l la kaa4>. -P»*rtia«*t.. THE LIVER, in UUWtUl, . Having Irad ttiut- years experience in tiifl'frtat lirahche* «'f M'Tcatitiie Trade in a place where bnsittets is done by the Thonsniitk, I ntn net entirely uexperi ettccd in business1 ntu cansLmtly buying and will soon have a well selected Hock of Groeerien, GlaMwfcre, Chinayrare, &c , &c. 1 offer do ••bait*'' in prices but firmly believe you cau buy of su­ nt n little cheaper average price than al any other place ii> the city. Sugars, Teas and Coffee* I am sell* ing &t bargain*. Lamp* Side Lamps. Bracket Lamps and Triuituiiigs Cheap. Choiee Honey, Full Cream Uheese. Oranges. Leiutm, figs. Cranberries, lloroetadteh. Pickle Plain nud Mixed, and a full line of I'auned Good*, all very cheap. A new thing. Fretb Compressed or T.ightning.YcnsL nice light bread i*i three huur>. Fanner# I have shipped about jOQO lb*., of dried uppl.-s, but will buy more and' will buy all kinds oi dried fruit and produce for cash or trade. • Keutrmber the place, one door east of Post Office. Mra Clouso M. E. Societ and tho KIDNEYS. aad whose policy ia to Ire «e»fote.l to the laic extremity in the IntcreaiH of tbo labor fire ttu»ted Waahburne implicitly. iog and producing idartc-. In <hi« apceeh Senator Bunwide, from the Committee Mr. Shcnnau in a manly manner tiechuc. on military affair*, reported to the Senate that bo ia a candidate tor the Kcpul-lican a.liill to attttud the rerked ptatntei to aa . principal point, of inltxeal, together with nomioatiuo for tha Pra*ideney, but axy. — to provide that the fact of * man having j a euaewe iiidory aad dmettptiou uf tho ■‘There ia on; condition, *caree|y neer* »ary to Male, upvn which My candidacy received a penaion for wound* or diaabii ity . metrayvlM an-l dircctiuO* how to *p«ud a depend., and that I* that if the Kcpnbli , -----------.— ’ week iu *eeinc it t.> the bnrt ad rant*; e. e»n* of Ohio do not fairly and fully, in .hall not preclude him from admtukn to [Tbi. laite* i* a euriou*ly r .-ni|.icte little. ------------------------------------ ro*~«-a, XaM «*lta.' hm 1.1 .11 l. toranll.l ' . me, aod auppurt it wire »u Mian rial nna. , „ • .... • , M-ity fo the National eottrenlion, my. ’,fa111 ,,,rre,'1*r <•>'» pet..tno. to the name will not U prewnted t-> the romten- inatitulion* while reedvins the benefit* Balance co hand tn the Trcorory, in- | <j: coursu the syrtcmrepc«>ro:M by thi* t'ran with tny aawnt. thereof. Thi* ia contrary to the drobioa ; kludioj: the one thuorand dollar mortgage,, I u>raprcl>cn«ive little package, h expeoiivc, Aral tbcra are wurd* that will ati’l fur ot the’Supreme Court that inmate, of I three thourand fire hundred ninety *hj| i bc.t it puta tl<4 btu-e yi r.rrn better than that commend him to the good graeco of the home* are entitled to rroeire their i telcpkooie romm-joicatiaa with the whale the American people, and though he may peoaicn., it inner be gratifying Io tbo tax payer, to not be the favorite to-day and even that Speaking of aoidiera home, remind, me Jf know that to large an amount of money <* rrntnrrK oorotr vf tiro land on grt a suit : I* uncertain i it i* not aayiog too much to that the Democrat* ana tkreatcainK to paw'i in the Treasury. That evety fund h». a • of Gallic' <tl the lala-t ritj e« amj pattern no* lw«. tewa aa* asrth ?iu»« its ■wLtowadd that he t* entitled to the undivided ‘ a bill to change the entire management , ' a. tttvu ai l •- reuld obtain one from tho : confident- and reapeet of every Repob- and' put it - -in the -hand, - nt -Democrat..•’iI tag . indcbtcdocro, ihn iacotnio;; Council I local tailor. A petal eatJ to gat an cn- rwrtJaU Wafer iaa-l.lktatawaatoaifc* <ur. Jhey craw left Beu. Butler out of thia I can, by rigid economy aod dore attention | vchrpo like tho Otte before by is aU it real* arrangementHut it fe poaubl* that thia • | to hnaine*. largely ioereaac the «ame. I to practieaUf bring one of the great mrt- i little achene will not work, for acme Item-' C. E. Bauu-w , ChairtftiM ' . : rupolttan warelrtMite* tohia d*or. O! a W. W. Kxlly. oerata arc getting nervou* at being obliged truth '‘cuniptttitflMi Ip th* life «f tra-h-"—■ to endorse repeated blunder* of their party ' I to the buyer at l*n*L tho reappearance oh thh route of tboae i Dvapitc the crtmimJ laxuoro of the magnificent, mammoth. palace atcamera, ' Dark Commiasioncr* io keeping the tho BazuruL and the Pnovtnxgcx, form­ , grvuud. ol oar boanutul Central 1‘ork io I order, that »(-ot •e:m. dmtiaed to grow in ing a ilaily line each may between throe i rich no* ami attractircneM Already it cilie*, from and after the llftth of March , b«* it* nudeu. of a welogical gatrien to lk« In. S..O, m, hd.R o. a«lp»-raU4u,,k, Ul .. i wbkh small additiuo* ant ronatautly mak Uba. sow ^b,o...,™ k... „ ta„ ,t, ing, and already it ha. cm aectfon oompkxed of tbu twelve whiA a.w to form the been spared to place the* fl-atiog piolacci j rollore*! and magnificent American Mu­ in rplcodid rendition for;the bu.ioero and : Kun of Nalpirdl Hutory. Then, too, thi* plaoaure tearon of 18S0.. All nceeiaary I lo»l week the grand new building of the reyjaira have been made, th- latct improve­ . "I Don’t Wsnt a Piaiter ” , Metropolitan Mcaenui of Alt w«.i opened ment* which add to the domfort ami eon-.;-uud a aick man to a draggiat “ena't you W ilb to mkkr a *talcni«u*. of the polite 1 by the I’rerukut >.f the United Stoles in renieace of traveler*, have been added, ’give me wmethiiig to cure tuf Hi* baaiMM done at the Recorder* effitr for ! tbc mi-fot of a company which for rxtmbera gymptouu were • lame baek aad dtaordrrod the violation cf City Or^insnre* during,; and nocud, artistic -ud i-ollthul re-town the atate room* and tutloocu rcnovklcd and urine, aad were ■ «un indication of kidney h acMom equalled e«ctt in. the metropoiiap the po*t year, a* follow* , pot in Int oU«t order. . Among tbc naw i aud now * p.ropreiiiun ir made to catablista feature* may be mMtioned the applkalioa :: Kidney-Wort and in a abort time it th'-cr a Winter.Ganfeu. Title i« noihlbg ; effected a eompleta cure. H»re you th*** of steam steering gear, a wondsrfnl im­ more or Ire* than a gigantic hotl-ouae and i aympUtCM ? Then gel a box to-day—bcrotte:rr*iury where, under tvp> B;rra of provement in the ptansgemenl of Meant. ! fore you beoome ioeurabte. It I. tie eure r!*m, a protifeiun of exutie aud dvtoretie vegetation shall defy the wintry blast, and their proportion* and «ple»did in their ap p-ointmcnta, they are officnretl by men fully and fiuwery prrlum.-. of Sammer through competent, efficient aod who art. and de out onr froat b juud season. Thia last idearorve io bo, favorite* of the traveling put­ id a very attractive one, aud, Il ta claimrd, tie,—aod they are prevented U the public would not be k^ery cipeoairv one to carry m Hit moat Ituuriooa aad .•napfotely ' ’ been paid into the City Treaaury. together out.’ equipped atMmera of their elaro in the lh- Izsjwpa. tbd hero of the Stlea Canal, with $7.10 Mll«tal on a note take* by a and the wanld bc divider of B.e American world. To the attention of cur friend* former Recorder for a fine and coat*. travelinj between the great rommen-ial AU of which i> reapoctfolly submitted. HASTINGS W H. SCHANTZ What is it ? Ans.—Your Receipts. What i* il.tnade of? ‘ Ans.- - Pure DRUGS only How is it mad.- '. Ans.—With care and ticcurncv. Where to gel it An*.—At Roberu <k Hotchkiss, where you willnlwny* fuel a full and select Stock of- Shall have fa Th* M. E Wadoeaday rcsidenc* of Tbc public . THIHHkATEiTlV Drugs aud Medicines. The New York - “Titfr cX|keu«c> are light and HERALD goods in same ratio. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. New York HERALD. oa>t .l«a Sfrrrt, .V«»r }',ni- SSc sell FINE CIGARS AND A specialty. Call and See us. ROBERTS A HOTCHKISS. »<rru TB F-F A valuable inventus ®-J=SSSKSj ths world rchownco WILSON SEWING MACHINE In wnrtrmnHaUtM I. rafcr tillaaM. la Ik* IMrat O*< Rupture NICHOLS,8HEPARD t CO.:. A. ——-'‘ZZwa .. ... SNOW AGO. A CURE OR NO PAY. O"tra«AL AMO OHLV ClX*Ct«l Epiaeopal Mra & M ike goew-ty Thsrad.y �/W> tnd ay the Graenbuk- tqtulixation enm. j proves that tha aoul of man may common­ It httft UURE C9TH0L1C0I ' mitteo a tlM tert October aeoion of th* . MlDOLXVTU.X, April 5,1880. । Board of Swprevbor* Tb ticket riected The Red Ribbon Club, which ha* been ' icate with th* aonb of lb* departed, we ; and the majoeity gi.eu to exh rendidatc nearly dead tha (set year, from constipa­ nan cedendand that we arc eompwd pweted. We anticipated the result. aod ia herewith placed bwfrrfe owe readers, SB tion of the Treasury. .ad “gtoctal deMlity" about by a great cimad uf witneeaea, and are not io the least dteappointad. Th. With > very dovirablt and most complete Stock of has again proclaimcal it* ability |o contend are rose iota ihe city cf tb* living God. bummer rirmant ** out io ita strengtb,;. For Bspervisnr. Andrew G■ Kilpatrick, ettnfully in the warfare for temperance aad to au iauuntmblc company of aagcla, FOREIGN -A-ND.DCiM'ESTTC. toting the Greenback ticket, while to «'‘ IM , for Tuwnri ip Clerk, Edwara G. aod to tha gwural muambiy and church of Lbe fint boro, aod to the apiritaof jute' certain extent th* tfanptame* and moral j Holbrook, .79; far Township Treavnrer, At their annual meeting laK week. th*y Fine and medium priced tuta» divided on notional iaaure, thus en 1’ John W. Hriutre, 123 ; for Justice ttflbo elected M F. Jordon.. 1U] , Proaident, toco made ptefeei, and to God the Judge! ‘uri“g tho triumph of the saloons aud Peace, Judge H. Barnum, 71 . for Baptef and Wm. London for 8<e. They are aeon iatandrot of isho-rte, Emily E. Hulmes', lo have a aorite&f lecture* by Mr. M. J. I -Th* bigbtal form of aptritual ialueow not able exception* in tbc cloetion of John 101 ; for School lospect.ir. Eagroa Da­ Fanning. arynJtp*taed with mating by : ia ri>ai wbirii the Scripture* call oommunTrimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes, Ribbons. Buttons. Q Crtaay for Supervisor In tha lat and venport, 100 ; for Highway Commteriouar, Mr. David Forb* of Grand Rapida. 1 Im with the. Holy Spirit. Thia u upon An Elegsnr Assortment of hlamburg Embroldnrios. 4lh Ward* over Charie. H. Hick*, a reault Stephen 8. lugeraon, 102; for Drain Their meeting* are ovary Wmlncnday to all men on tb* eooditfoa of total, affec­ Clilpure, Vnlenciens, Msdras and Torchon Lac.s. for which wc hire for month* labored, Comtnireioyr. All-rt W. Ddteubrok, 82 ; evening al Red IliUwe Hall. . j tionate and irreveraibL adf surrender to Besutifui Use of Silk snj Enbroidored Tie, slid Krims, E. K. Lent ba* auM hi. farm to a Mr. ! and the election of Chari* H. Bauer for CoMiable*. Jobu Hynes, 83, Chule. ■lae-half v> many poaitiv^ and permincnt Brown ud Bleached Cottons from I to 21 ysnle wide. ' At the township eicelion to day, the curyw na hare already been affected by thia ’ member of the Board of Education in lh« ■| F. Edaoo, m3, Eddie F. Otto, 73; Hiram Biovom, and ia c-cing to Colorado ii; Splendid Stock cf fine and cheap Greenback, ticket was elected with the ex truly wonderful remedy For asthma *od firm ward. But to-f a* th* rwralt U, the i Writ*, on. broach ilia it te a perfect apecific. curing majority of tb* bowmen on Mayor wu Therc ia meet sic know ia this .trinity ji oeption of Treaeorcr aad Comtnieoianer of the very wnrat caaea ia the ahortaM time Ths Board of Suptrviton. M Inced on Moo,Uy from 136 in 1879 .to 1 at thia lime- Those that haven't got the Highways. pomible. We aay by all means girc it a The following arc tbc name* of the For Sopertieor,. Gao. B. Maocbcater, trial. TKvl AoM/ra fnr. Regular aiu 76 in IS80, ;and ou the other nominee* . mcaalca hate aomcthlog tha, if nothing Supervisors deci, 10 Republican., 8 111; for Clerk, Benjamin A Almy, 102; 11- For ante by IL-bcrt* A Ilotchkite Groenbaekrr*. Thi*. *» a glorious nault. for Treasurer, Frederick Alexander. He Splendid Stock of fine HATS AND CAPS, and The eqnaliutiim of tbn ;a»: two years, publican, 19; for Justice of th* Peace (fall term> Miltrio P. Jordan, 33 ; for For Mayor — Highway Commimioatr, Janice Carlile, lloM-dl B. Wightman, G. Dark! R.Ctok.R Aaayria, Tbumaa il. BtrtrxmNcw«ssxorlnicnt af Spring Cloths, G aisimeres and Suiting", Fur II word er -factory el thia place. Il ia to b« put ia Baltimorv, Cbarlre M Mat*. Jojin M. DcMmer, G. operation al the Grange building near the And fine lino of Tailors Trimmings to match. Barry, Harvey Belteuger. .■ Irving L Crcmy, R Depot. Merchant Tailoring done in all its Branches. Carlton, Gro C XicMt,' £niered at tfic Post Office. For Tremnrer — On Wednesday, 31M ult., a'Mr. Seward Coslltcn. Lewi* Darke*. • Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths and Rugs. ' Hastings. Mich., as Secpnd- John A. Fuller, G. who waa working for Charles McQoaen, Cautow. April 2,1880. Hatting*, (hear Slutkem class Matter; Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes and Slippers. ’ Aaron M. Black. R. I j mile* east thia village, wu aerioualy EtiiiGt Baxnna: -! ace by th* Hawing* Ctty, John Q. Cromy. For Justice of the Peace :— df not fatally injured. Ha wu loading hay Journal ot late week that th* frienda of “ - Geo. IF. Alby £»r*cl s. Goer, G. iu the ben*, when tha .Iterate became th* Oracnbaoket* undertook to dap aome Hop*, Cbarie* F. Cock. i Aiow-D. CadwaHadtr, K. ^frightened and run with tha load out of on* in th* mouth, by thrir aaawer ia (fee Irriog, .Ulc* .¥urA«c. Conveyancing promptly dan* at th* For Maribel the barn. Mr. Seward, in attempting laM uaue of tb* aud Joarxat. After Jobnttawo. Edgar F. Nyc. Real Estate Exchange. It i Daniel Uaikina, Q. to get buld of the line* wu thrown off reading the communication, I am quite Maple Grote, Ortun IF. A'a ijr. Born in Msteaohnaetu, aha came with'her Jam** N. Harthcrn, Eeq., of OrangaHenry C. Lewi*, R. behind th* horaaa and iq (root of th* ready to agree with them -kt regard to parent* while Michigan wa* yri a Territory Orangeeille, L*wi* A. Nk'bola. viBo, mad^thu Bannki office a picanut For School importer I wagon, uno wheel puaiog diagonally aeroea th* rtvtval of religion, there ia at peeteat and taught achocl in tbc log aehool-htMisa Pralrierille, Amo* C. Towne. of thxm early tirnre, aad boro her full I call yratcrdiy. Walter W. Kelly, G. ' b'rt cheat over the left luag, breaking aev- twenty four Oreenbaeker* in adiool dietrkl Rutland, William Cndlir ahare of th* hardship* uf a pimiecr Ufa. I Clement Smith. R cral riba and rupturing the pleura exten­ No. <1, of which tber* i* not one that be­ Some of tho finest farm in Barry Thornapplr, Geo. B .VmkaUr She will be rrot-t-bered - by her neighsively. A wlxel also passed acram tb* Fur Sop*rtuor I k and lib war-1* long* to ad} region* deuomliutioo whaiCounty will bo sold cheap at tha Real E*. Woodland, Audrew J. Kilpatrick. L.wer part of hia body. His chance* fur a*er; fourteen out of tb* twenty four ua* Aidtyriety U tho W.ruf (be Rebellion, Cbsrlm H. Hick*. G. tale Exchange .|t Yankee Spring*, B. 1‘.- Burptt. long iif* ar* vary uncertain. Dr. Rich, intoxicating liquor, eight of tb* fuurtwn ba.lag three bruihera. q brother in law, John Q. Crawy, R The naawa of the Grronbacksra in For Supcrriaor 2d and 34 ward* who bu the cm* ia ebarg*, aaya he aeema u« it to extra*, and two of that n imher and u(any aequaiuteuee. in the arm.,.her item are printed in italic*. symi wlura wren th -roogly eoli-ted in the quite comfortable couviderieg th* extent George W. Abby,G. Probate ,Court. of hi* iejories. John F. Hale.R. Sb* leave* a^liuaband. two children and In Hop* th* majotitj oi th* Republi­ Our mercbanti'arr receiving new good* Bu«ioe»* of the Barry Couuty Probata For Alderman, lai ward — a large cirele cf friends to" mourn her can* for Supervitor ie JuM threw time* thb ' Court, for the week ending April 3d. abaeoae. William Wood, G. ' year 'what it wm laK year. Mra. Dewey eiu m.-aibar if tb* C-»o- ' Cement Smith, Judge. Jamea C. Woodruff, R. think from the above that a Liringalbao gregauonal Chnrah.aad died firm in th* 1 TL* Wnmamt' C. T. U. of Rulhod will. Fur Alderman, 2d ward :— or »otirt other iorar of the poor benighted, mcct.it Mr*. Wm. Perry'* April 17,al: Chariot Hankey, G. •• an aceompaaimrot. would be needed up hare. Perbap* two p. m. All are cordially invited.' Gale Searle ia building an addition, ta Alcuxu H. Tyler, R. Mittgagu bought at tho Reid patale | For Ald»*man, 3d ward Ilia atoee building which will add twenty Exclmngc. See mlve'niaenurut. 4t Of the Onsh Store has just returned from New York with the Cbariew Weoactt, G. lo hate com* and labor among theta. most complete stock of Me. Fred Swmrt. ha* put up a bench in | Jubo C. Liuipuun, R. Tho aebo-Jhourt ws* uved for a greenback meeting last night,'but very lew wet* out. hi* efcck factory, and will accommodate ' For Alderman, 4th ward Gwrgn Prwten, G. and sum of them to badly intoxicated hi* friend* to a certain degree. In repairing ciaauy. employs! . J. Corveth, E*q , tn that they could baldly aland op. There Adrian D. Cook, R. . '■'induct the lull for him. aod Cititen coo waa no apoakar. CuttKu. The vote in Hope for Prnidenliai pref­ Fur Ccnatable, lit ward dotted hia aide ot the rail "en peraonn*’ Lewi* C. Beadle, G. erence* taken at the poll* on Monday Fescrotv April 5, 18S0 .and it it said that John wm severe)] Imoc W. Swartbout. R. ahow*d78‘ votoi for Blain*, 2 fur Gtant The Republican caucu* held laK Friday For Cotutabl* 2J ward — **• well attended notwithstanding tbe Petition for appointment and Domination Etekicl Pierce, G. atermy weather. Tbc gatbgriog was rery of guardian filed. LereroU H. Hubbard, R. Estate of Rhoda P. Griffith and Olbera, Tweuty fir* cent* wili bay ou* pound of Juirmouiouv A atari ng good ticket wai Ever brought to the city. Also, a very large assortment of tuioon. Pititfou f.r aj palntmcnt ufgtur- baiter; er three ,daun eiy^, |>lui 1} egg*. made which represented all part* of tbe town. The following gentlemen wrrt Shall have full particular. ’ uic^ljatry | Query : If JoUmon'* neighbor, hying • fleeted delegate* to th* County Conven­ Th* M, E. Society will hold a aociel oh ’ widower, marrie* a. iccood wife, who it tion . G. K. Beamer, John J. Hcudcrahou, Wcdo**d*y rremng. April 14th, at the Jcoeaxd. Pn-ptrly aaaijrried to tho widow Jobuaoa iMcotid wife-* torood *t*pfluber'a Samuel Ifoiuh, John G. Reuter, Jac-.b reaidepe* of 8. J. McQioloek, in Rutland. and children fur their pupport. grew niece, then what relation are tho Wicg and Jacob Jordan. Tba township The public ar* cordially jnv-ted. April lr—Ratal**f John II. Cbriapdl, 1 children of Johtuon** neighbor'* trot wife ' oommiit** consul* of G. K. Bremer, Ger. ol ihe latest styles in endless varieties. I bought my slock early W. Brown and R T. Halstead. O. K Th* Baptiil Society will meet al Nr*. deesa-ved Freeman Chriapali appointed and cau ^ell lower than any other Store. Cali aud get prices be­ W. W. Kelly'* Friday afteru -on and nvoGrateful Womtn. adminiatrator. ,*> fore purchasing elsewhere. • Nona reeaive so much benefit, and none Eitaio of G*orge,W. Bowen, deceased. 42-41 । are au profoundly grateful and allow each Proceeding* far appoint taent af aJmiob-1 an intcroet in rerommrodiog H op Butera | th* 13, 14, and 15, in»L aa women. It in tb« only ransaJy peeuL .: John Goodepeed, *oo-io-Uw of Dr. Bil- iariy adapted to th* many ills tho rex ia Hiram Jro*. Q. Arora J. Bouell appo'tctol adtnioUtralor.1’lingtou, *ur1eJ the 29th ult., with bi* wife. almoat universally subject to. Cbilte and William R Hitchcock, G. ewing achine .fever, indigeauoa or deranged liver, con­ Bond filed and k>uer;i«*ued. Report filed ■ William H. Hoffman, R. stant or periodica! alek bead aches, weakaod decree of a*ti;ut*»u; made. Clement Smith, R. so* in th* back or kidneys, paia in the Geo. M. Dewey will .peak on temper­ Eotate ot Riniom Guo<l*pe*d, deceasid. Uarnaltd ia Affearcace,. •boulder* and different part* of th* body, a ance thi*, Wedneaday, evening nt Quimby. Diacbargii iuuiti to adniiui^ntor. freitng of ItMitud* and despondency, are Unparalleled ia SiKftfcit/. To-morrow evening at tke Holme* church Eatata of Wiiliatn Puohy, dereau d.' all readily removed by three Biden Uiuarfcsicd ia Coastrvctiox. in CaHton, and on Sunday next at Flint Warrant aod Inventory filaJ. ou cornet of Main and Arlington streets i* UaprcccMid ia Popularity. The Doctor* Yielding. April 3 —E»uie of Hrtiry Colvin, de •' ;rrogte*»ing vigorously. Prof Diekie will Jectnre on Temperance! Aad Undisputed ia tks. Broad Clain Please cal! second door wvsl of the Bank. New organs exchanged Ever sine* Prof. Green wrote to the Whin wc wet* in HevUng* the other Medical Roeord adriaing pbysirisns everyia thiajciiy next Sunday afternoon, (hrr* for old ones. day, we met Mr. John McQutro, th* ■bould lwa very fall attaudano*. . L'nine 1 Spiritualiat annihilator. He waa telling otherwiie noticed the meeting will bw in i hi* li^it thine iu that benighted city. We will again quote from Rev.^ompb raff XYRJess GOODS ! READY-MADE CLOTHINS I GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS ! The only place to get Broadheard Alpacas that you can wash and do up without shrink­ ing or fading. HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN L: RUSSELL Dreds Goods, Silks, Shawls, Fancy Goods, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE! clothino and furnish™ goods, CITY PROPERTY FOR SAL'S ! 'HE WHITE S M ORGAN OR PIANO ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED Lazaing by a majority cf runic 175. aod that the entire Republican ticket io elect­ Aa ever the Republican* elect the entipe ed, and that the council stands 10 rcpubli- ticket in this Township by a decided ma­ jority. Th* officer* >re a* follows :— For Supervisor, Cbarfes M. Mack ; fuv Th* I^adiea' Society Nt Heated with the Episcopal Cbtreh will b- entertained by Township Clerk, Perry G. Hrory; far Mr*. R- Mudge and Mra. Fred Barlow al Township Treuurer ; Royal O. Rio* ; for Jtutire of th* Pcare, Jerne Ebb; fit tbn Sooely Fmlora in Rower'* Block on Thuraday of thia weak Gentlemen Invil- Commtuioncr of Highways, Criburn Os­ good ; for Township Drain Commiarioacr, ,Darwin MeOabcr ; for Township 8un«rremain uaslslmed ia th* povtoBeo al ItosHap intendent «*f Schrmte, Daniel C. Warner; for Schoo?"Inspector, Chari** H. Gaskill: Barry county. Mieb.. April 0. IMO. L. 4 L W. Stone, Clara Waldruff, far Cc-txtabtea, Afoot > Kidder, Grorg* D. Nora William*, William 8. Young*. Babcock, Richard Murray, Wiiliatn Card*—Wm. Waldruff 2, W. Warren. White a Mr* Stanley ul Priirtevilk. and Mra. R. L Underbill of thia city, Were riding in a buggy yoatardiy near th* ttepn, their hntte became frightened at the carv end attempted lo ran away, and tha buggy wu uprot aod th* oocuptot* For Snperviaor, L-wu Durkee; f«f -thrown ont aad eoniidarably though not Towonhip Clerk, Cbu. H.|Brady; f« Ktioudy hurt. The buggy wu not much Towtnfaip Treteurer, Miner Mead; fur damaged. Juwiea uf the Prone (full term) Carlo* O. Tbc CMaolor . BtyoUican of tho 2d Scott; far Snprrintrad«nt of 8cb»ul*, late, nyn that Ex Cor. and Mra. John J. Clark N. Young; fur School IixapcUor, Bagley have gi.ro a 11,000 eight per ren. John J. huter; for CommWoner »f bond of the city of Flint to th* 8tat« Highwjya, •«». Ka*gl* ; f«r Drain CotnPublic School. Thi* gift la to craatitmc mbJrrfrtr. On. Kcsje; for CoMtablte, the Kity Bagley food, nud the iatereal ia WiBIam L. Parker J»e»b Oam*n, Henry to be expended each yn»r in nrakiax 11. Spark* ; J*wmw L Gregory. Cbrutmu a happy aea*on f,w th* inmatre Hope. । Tlx Rapabliean. ou Mond*y iu thi* Mb. Emros:—Pitete let ma bar*,i Township «hrtcd a.rty man on tbeir •pace in year intereWingsoolutnn. for my 'I ticket hr a majority ranging from 4 to 73 rdl-ioua notice. On tlx tl-ird Sabbath!j that of 8upcrvm.iv-bring 30 Th* effiner. in April which in th* 18lh,I will deliver three laeiurea al Freeport; at 1OJ o'clock In th* morning, al 3, and 7} in lb-- eve­ ning, inanl r to confute th* Adv«»to. aud to overthrow their Jrwiah Sabbath. Alli who are taterentod in thk come to th* burying. By the help of Gad w* wili pat it clear out of aighU RcV.TATLCUt IlAUtTHr, Mlddlrville, Mich. Ji. II. Wurare d- Co.. Ifah'lrr N. K elect are a* follow* : — For Sup«rvbcr. Ch*r'-'< F. Cock , for Tuwntbip Clerk, J»«« X- CoHater; for Town,hip TitMm, Ira A. Osgood; lor JlHtico of the Pure, Lovlnu* (.’•■pbril; for Commurionrr of Highways, John Mo Callum. forTownabip Drain Co«tmi*aiot*er, Ute* N. c*roon ; far Township Superin(rodent I.f School*, Henry H. Campbell; for School Inspector, G*o<1t* V- Young.; for CwattaNr*, Hrojamiu V. Stanton, Alexamirr McCrilum. Oriey Peak*, William Carpenter, for Sexton., Saba D. Mwphy, 20th, ult, to coosuter the importance cf farmin; a Uai-ra in that township. After the der.itieml exercise* and a fow word* of welcome, Mr*. N. Yiailcy wss called to th* chair, aad eondoctad the meeting throughout the day i<i a tery able timely »ufi?emiotn, undersea thebutiocas pul very interesting. Mr*. Bailey apoke at ro«u> length in the morning of wbat bad been through woman’s tffcrts,to' daed* and word* are rej rodqeed iu lire* cf thoe* around u«, rafmeially Cook, nt Old South Chareb. "It ia greatly to be daatrad that its in vcatigalion”—Spiritualism—“ should b* uadertaken by a higher etesa of exparinwntera who are abov* suspicion of fraud or wereeuary motive*, or scientific inoompeteuey, or th* prejudice* of uarrowjapccitlisla ia merely physical rneareli.” "Th* biblical view of tbs world a* to both good and evil ipirita- ia to b* pushed to th* front by th* pulpit, if th* wsuta of- th* time* arc to be met." "Th* background cf christhniiy, which raliooaltetic criticism l.te caused to b* oearlooked, is msd* vivid by modaru payebial pheaomens. If both evil and good spirits are around u* in m-xlcru ttmre, W* can understand why they were directed of old to bdieea not •rary spirit, but to try tb* spirit* ind to resstd not those who Live not fsmilisr spirit*." If there I* modern (xperianoe of seeing aud «vnk of photographing spirits, we ean understand how it wa* that the eyas of a young mao' were one* opened tan were iHteaml to. Rteulutiupa adopted Gro and chariot* of fire round about Eliaha. denouoctDg tb* um uf Uluc-^, »nd rccom- If the hand of lb* pajchi. Hom* burned mcadiag th* rirculitiua of Ueallbfui and not in tlw foe, wa cau underataud bow Ihreo men on«o camo out cf a furnace; not was a hair uf tbrir bred* Injured, nor tba amaU ol fire on tbrir garment*. If hand* app**r ataoog modern pay chiaI phrootnro* Mtn. MeElwaiu and many i.tber* fav­ ored n* with rctxurU; Mra Dr. Lathrop read an1 extract from uaeuf Mitt Willard'a epoeebes, aud Mrs. Dr. Burcou gate ui a rich treat ir. au original paper. v»ry centviociag io its .srgamenta. Tiwn wma Mra. Bailey’* eproeb ««d on scoount of a at Aaotua, and how Um of old walked lack uf wobls to rxpre« our sppreeiatwa on tho ae*. If nuttar eau paae through Wo will almpiy say tbst w* wul* *rery mSi*r, we an undetatand bow Om who tMtAer* and «vrry roteriu Rutland, and ail wu nited again paaaed through th* door* tbetr reluive*. corid hare heard it. Tho day will Jung b* remembered by ail [that were abut aad waa prinint with psewut and we aru confidant that it* fruit : Hi* di*eiyle* when they were in an iutmr 49m3 , A GRAND BARGAN. A desirable looatiou at Gall Corner*. Kalamatoo Co., ooaiiatinr of oao aere of 1—a —uu —._ rj r_ c.-_ _ , REAL ESTATE. ... r;- r L- iKD TO BEST osaAHsiygunJ.-u-K' hviutai Ve.Cfc***.. Ill, t4-4» Bate: pne* WOO. Appt? M tool*, or will rant th* aatn-. Fur full p liculara, call on. or eddreaa ■ C. P. Moms, 49<n2 Richland, Kalam.too Co , Mich. AGENTS READ THIS Knappen's Law Office. l.-ure aesr Hale A Bantej's MID. a. rent. Apply «U For sate Knappen's Law Office. Houm an (iratul Staae*. earner Creak Bin*. rrtreBWO. For recurrent. Apply a* Knappen's Law Office CFO I Stauffer Salisbury F-A. Y GASH FOR Butter. Hag*. Brens. Beeswax. Lard, Hern*, Grare Apple*. Dried Apple*, Dried “ ' “ ■ PouUry. 4e. 0. WfTE SEWIBO MACHUE CO. $500 REWARD Knappen's Law Office. Great Opportunity. For sny Csio of Catarrh that Can't HALL’S CATARRH CURE. Knappon'a Office. C.P. Rowell & Co’e. Col. tx‘£'S^s?£S£?E?3 ITANIC WO CUM, MO FAT It an almoal ba **<etted thu Sr. Jacob* Oil- »o»k* wonder*. Shortly be Torn the Nuw Year, when I vlaitad my family iu Miteb-,11. I found my aun Edward, a led Hill* mor* than ten year* old, very aiek. II. autt-red with lUw BALDWIN’S 8AW8 FILED. Jas 8. Pwmoorr, North Union. «Ukm ffori-y. O^Cte- DAUCHY , ~& CO._ COL ..... A M0 BILL j'^TBMsjirafzL-nstswLi IBWSViffilIsivfs!;xtST5 Pr.t.1 ret»e.t « »•' Sa-iaa,' Gcoese Haren*. ______ ___ atec-Jeu of the Mtir* Republican tiokrt io thi. townahip. axup* U- 8up*t*ta*fo«t <rf School, and on. C«taUr Lewra A. Nialial* it th* Supcrriaor by 29 to»j«t:y oref EH N'u-Ute. th" praa»ot GraroUak j E. A.. MATTISON, Second door West of the BxnL, Hastings, Mich. BALAAM �SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP Awirding to Doon Pi*W. Adam and EB m*du the Lragval bridal lour on re­ rd. They never got home again. Mwery Iona company. This rxpteitw hy men wbo;ean't support tbemwlrn acsariorully become hnaband. and lathers. ‘iSSrfJ ni^irTnnraTcaCRilista". DP. SMITH'S onn STILLINGlri So many citle* claimed Homer aa a res idem and citia«n. that we indiue to the Ofdnwi* that he wa* a Methodist preacher. An admirer of Ool. Ingrnoll lias named hi* »«ti Ingersoll; aod au exchange re­ mark* that when that lad grow* up hell b* awfully entberrsmed to find he has no A man in Illinois liaa had fi*e wire*. Speaking of tho ease /Vr4'a A'wa patheti­ cally obterrex: ‘Probably nobody knows a superb piece of work it b." what that tuao has suffered.' Scribner'* i* the only American periodi­ cal that ha* a* yet catabliahod a bwge cir- ,“WLat'* tbe diff.-renro." asked the culatlou abroad . the edition in England tomher in arithnH-lie, “betwreu one yard being 10,MO; It pow enters upon it* a gathering cf the rarveynn and engineers accnrid decade, and tho work of winning a nf the Stet.-, to the number of thirty five. teconl hundred thousand at borne. Its Thia profbaaion is an important element reader* to-day are estimated at more than PHT11CIA1X, CLEISTMEN AND THE AFF1ICTEB EVERYWHERE. THE 8REATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ARE. Tl»-_ publishers of Scribner announce that all new .uWriber* after thi: date who take the back numbers, beginning Nuvetn her last, will receive ineteed of the six un­ bound number* tKc bound vvlunsc, No­ vember, 'TH, to April, '8«, (containing all of "Huencar with Small Fruita," and the dunged by each noccetaivc aurwyor who opening chapters of •tl’ctcr tbe Great." run* the hue. J’baric* E. Green, Profca •■The Graodtwtuso.,'' and “Louisiana") ■or of Civil Eegithteriag ia the fsdvoaity, without extra charge. The sehaeription price is M OO a year. waa elected Preaident of the Secfety. 1'ublialied by Seribner A Co.. 713 coaid get a ma On Saturday a moding wna hold, aod a Broadway, N. Y. and talik, aud county Horticultural Society, auxiliary to Policeman : the State Horticultural Society, was orniAinp the ganlscd. The d*y wa. stormy, but about Green Youth: forty cion were enrolled,' aod I'rofeaor Rea! of the Agricultural ('Ulrge w» rieetwealth, and it give* promise of much good to aco then uniting id a society, aa they have now done . whnwby they will be able to act more io harmony ; and a boundary TUTTS' PIUS -a CURE SICK HUDSCHL TUTT’S PILLS g TUTT'S PILIS TUTTS PILLS TUTTS PIUS TUTTS PILLS TUTTS PIUS In politics we are- waiting for th- uotnination, to (enow who we are for for i'reaident. I havr ii.. .ytnpatby with the “third term" bugbear. A Demnaat »aid TUTTS PIUS cube wm# mp. rax, TUTTS PILLS 03 »>n *^r- to me not long riucc “I expect Grant will be elected, aod if ho is, be will LnM the -46cr white he a. WA I^NEI\S Said 1, “do you think the Republican party would bo in fovne of hi* a*uming perpetual power?" "Pcrhaf- «W. but he will work them L|M: SAFE Bn’TERS grirf. “Why, you yeung rascal I '^It exrlritttod, "thkt's the teggert one yet.' Democrat* tlicmselre* took him up. Ho it would be with any president who should fail to stand on dip platform of tbe party. Some, it is true, do not pat* through Still I am inclined tn think the stalwart all of three stage*; but iotempersnra, per­ wn of Maine if 'I' man, all tbin|> ronsid- sisted In, always end* in the drunkard', grave, and wr hare too mueh r'caaon lo ■ So u to our neat (Joreroor. Hardly fearkbell. The bar-room U truly one of all the number talked cf would fail to give the people aatufaction : and the .The curve of the drunkard'* child : convention can hardly foil to give an Tho curse of tbe drunkard'* borne. Those only who hive known the bitteracceptable candidate. For Lisut. Go’veriioadt give* me pleasure acta of being a drunkard’s wife or child can know the misery and tbe horror of a to hoar ex-Senawr Crosby, «f Grand Ran ids, named. He ■ a» able and Homm as he i* affable and popular. The Republtoan« of tbw" Mction are highly gralilir-1 xubithe boom for Captain Edward Cahill for Attorney General. He was a brave soldier, is an eloquent speaker, an able, industrious lawyer, and universal, ly teteemed. He u now PkoMkuling A(. terney for Ingham county. He will prove tbe peer of the abkat Attorney General the State ha* ever bad, the giant, Jacob Howard, n-'t excepted. AnKMtiA • Ueligiun aiq ascatly fiourishc* ia Load villa. The EptK»j->! parisb there Lar offered Mr*. Latay, of Omaha, SLiOlt* «■ aing for them a year, aod her sister. Mi« Spoor, IJMHi. ’ . is tka Citr -t lUuwUt —h C... nUnsrislkrtlKi. ktosre Su’atrin.'s^iK’tS^ ‘ftifffeffgMITn. ja-tev'rf Prak- gar 16 a benevolent lady, "I am afraid I shell have to reaort to something which 1 greatly dulikc to do." The lady handed him a dollar aod cotrpaaaionatAy asked . “What is it. poor man, that I Lave saved I Iko.suy.1, ia.--.lki it> Ik. N«e< *1 Barer i Aw P. T. Ilaruum waa selecting a tur­ key in one of oar marketa'yasterdsy, tbe owner drew hi* special attention to a large fat gobbler. Buspeeting it wa* an antediluvian, Mr. Barnuai said with a .mils: “What do you adl that old gen­ tleman for?" With an sir of triumph thn owntr replied : "I sell him for a profiL" ‘•A propact ' Oh, 1 »uppo*e be wa* a pa­ triarch,. wa* the quiet rcaponse. The study ofseered history terminated. .V Towanda, l’a., sign readt: “John Smith, teacher of cowtillioui aad oilier dance*—grammar taut in the ncatcat manGiodfrcy* corjail—rate* sawagc and other garden truck- N. B.—bawl ou fri-lay nite—prayer meeting eheu*d«iy—also aalma ringing by- the quirr." Michigan Central Rilrod. i k; 11*. •« ili. t-e-Uia U*n. ta ts. .M .ksw new. '( •*» IK.rr .t a«M Mtill-.n<r>k*«M Ml k. i <t-.k>i.r<krn4 Ik.t uH r^nlai iVW,£S!S<‘¥.‘ LSKI.Ji.’Wl.iSL: No language can exprer. tbe power, beauty, heroism and majesty of a mother, lore- h shrinks not when men cower, and grow" stranger where man frinto, and over the waste* cf worldly fortune sends the rwlianre of iu queaehloH fidelity like BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. EAST AND WEST’!'•> AMi 1 !!■>'! RaPIDS AND DETROIT GRAND ritr c7 a. snow a co. trick ** lightning Kn ymi ynii ptm. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Canada Southern Railway -------to dtscoM tbc -------- _— ----------- Both men waxed hot, and at last Wade comatenocd tramp­ ing up and down the room, aod then stamped on the floor with bis frat, lent it with hia cane and at but struck a lounge until the dust flefr out In all directions, Stanton looked ou quietly as if use<l to- war home. Turning tn Stanton old Ben. roared out: . “You will do ths* thing for me. Mr. Secretarv ? ' "I will not," curtly rosponded Button. “1 any yon will,” again roared Ben., striking the lounge with hit cane. “And I say I won't," replied Stanton. at each other for fpU five aeronds, apd then Wide began in a voice trembling with rign: ' “Il's all very well for you, Stanton, lo UM me this way now, but I remember a leg to .tend on. and I Mr. Stanton'. Lard fare relaxed, and he said, quite mildly r “Very well, Mr. Wwdc, if that is the way you put it, I suppose 1 shall have to give you what you want." "Thank you.rir," replied Wade, ®d, without uttering aaother word hr turned and walked to tke door. Aa ha was going along tbe hail of the War Department, moppinc thr sweat from An enterpruing Amcricu »bippe.i some wheelbarrows to Rio de Janeiro, aud the nalivfli filled them full of stone and iracb, and carried them on lheir heeds. They around him and then chalk it and take a said it eras a capital contrivance and won frib start. Twenty-one yarda of cloth derod how they managed to get alontt so many years without It. are required (ot a auk. ItU LrfSJ is very small, only a No. K. glove U-iig used, and Judge Martin decided at Bridgeport a No. *J shoe corers hl* fceL Hi* hat tbt other day that certain evidence w» inutcaaurcR 7) iuckre. Ho can not rieep in admimtnlc.. The attorney took strong ex­ an ordinary bed, aad require* jro chairs ception go tho ruling, and insisted that it for a *cat. Bis muscles aru hard aud he was admissible. “I know, your honor." poMCM* immense rtracgtb. While trav- said he, wsrmlv, "that it is prorprr eviding over the Allegheny Mountain*, dur tug a recent teip, he aotnetimew stalled the horse* while clunbing up tho sleep sMe*. Mr. Craig i* very jovial, wealthy, and takes things easy, it kindheerted and not­ ed fur hi* benevolence. Ilk wife u very large, weighing 307 pound*, ta only five feet two inebes iu height, and measures ninety-eight inches around the wabt. Hecate on a seal snatching expedition, the Senate might vindicate ita aenw of Hendrick* feel* called upon to *ay that deecney by leading Ben. Hill out by the ho will not accept the tail of tho ticket (hi* year, no matter who is put at the bead. The announcement ia entirely uo Will Sell or Trade. negataary. There ian't tbe slightest da*. In the 2d Ward of Haatiegs City, three ger that he wiH be asktri. He ii tbe only acre* of land, with pood bouse, tetra, good man io th* country who isn't abls to realise well of water, and lot* of good fruit. Will trade for dO or Ml acre farm, and will pay that Thoma* A. Hendrick* ia a hopelee* tbe difference, should there be any. En. quire of Moboax Joxks. 42m2 2d Ward, Hasting* City. Politicai speculation., bared on an alleg­ ed visit of Senator Conkling to Simon Vameron last .Saturday, lore their impor­ But tbe place fur tance when it' b known that the New of hia Meend term. penitent* it the mourners' bench, not tba York fenator wu not cnc cf a parly of Senators who paid a friendly visit tn Har­ White Bone*. risburg. . The fact that Mr. Edmund* presents it sa hi* plan is not a very good reason for Gon. Mahooe, Senator elect from Vir­ oppoatog Us bill providing for the coam­ ginia, has recently had revere! interview* ing the Electoral rote. with leading Grant turn here and ba* in­ dicated that it i* poaaiWe to elec* a Grant Tbc Rhode Island Republican* have ticket of Elector* ia the Old Doaiatoti. nominated Alfred H. Littlefield for Gotereor, and Heavy H. Taylor for Uratca- 1877, it wa* thcdmtinetagrecmeaibelowest tbe two partly that beth Ma aboold IM. MdUtnrbed till tbe etrioftbeir «etM,lb.TMCta. of ibtar latte, te banc- Unite* fenster Edmund* m careful be • will have a healthy PresideeUal boom co I Tke cautMor* of th* Chicago 7u«a ivr now aaeartuMd Ueopision* a P.2S1 j bi. h»Kl* before he know* It. apa^mnainXM. of whom 5^Ml . tar Stein, MU Aw Grant, .U 1 I OLHand uimard la kaadr L-Kfc'ttS. sSuFSSwfXi Thu Weekly Herald nlaakl. <\mM. la tba >«i *tl. Rssra weak Ulltvn i B«rrr । GHKAffl i rar urnsii inwu “‘cr.Wd wSSAS..... .. ... _- The New York HERALD ONE DOLLAR'a YEAR. New York HERALD, rt*tl Aaa A'/r-vf At-— V~ GILT EDGED CALL CARDS AT THIS OF • JOHNSTON’S < 1 SARSAPARILLA1 LiTB MUT, CTtKU. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-04-14.pdf 85f97383b4281eb9e053bb928231af7b PDF Text Text OLS AU ryrffrftulte^SjjXXte BA TS8 Of AD VER VISING. VOL. 24. NO. 50. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. 1880. P83FEUIME AJD BUSINESS CARDS THIS PAPER IB '---- — NEW YORK. ’ Hoving purchased the interest of Burns Messer in the Agricul­ tural Business. I shall hereafter conduct the business alone. I will continue |o keep the full line of Machinery, Ac., heretofore sold by .Messer Bros;, and. wish to call your special attention to a few of the principal Implements kept for sale. The old pliable WITH TABLE RAKE ATTACHMENT, DR. J. C. UMPMAX. For Reaping needs only mentioning, they have been sold here for Twenty years and there is not less than ONE THOUSAND of them now in use in Bitrry County. Over six car loads were sqld last year and nearly al car load have been Mild this season. I also sell the WBWiSBKJSSWteT: ADRIANCE REAPER. And bare added to these the full line of WALTER A WOOD Consisting of the IRON MOWER, SWEEP R.\KE REAPER and BINDERS. He in the only manufacturer who. h?s a success­ ful TWINE BINDER. Don’t forget that I have a car loud of uum:v\ai in.-i.n STUDEBA.KER WA.GONS . With Patent Tire Slone Shoulder Spoke. rolled in boiled oil. Erery Wheel is , I will tell you some other time about thb Engines, Saw Mills, Threshers, ClbTer liullcrs, &c. Respectfully Yours; „ . „ v ’ o fluting*, Mich., March 13, >880. ISK CHESTER MESSER. ' 4ti The only place to get Broadhend Alpacas (hat you can wash and do up without shrink­ ing or fading. MS? SS*”- HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN I this sgitstioet that has wrought our great. ' nt reforms, but th* grandest aebieremrnt J in the vicinity, I advocate temperance I it eror won wm in raiivrmg u* from the | po'.uinal reform in all lhepsrti** alike. I charge of incuosiafrney, whleh wrote free I This Is the Uavupoo which 1 expect ' dosi oo our lancers, but fostered a bnod- I lo work this srosoa, or st Deal until lbw !-ax» harsher than that of Egypt. Tbe "will of th* party ha* been well tested by I future hUtorisu of America will attribute the Stete and County CcovmUom. this glorious result to that -agitation, I bdieVe yet ia th* Republican putty, grounded iu the moral iudignstioa of the but my faith io the leaden is wsk. Tbe North, which begun when Willum Lloyd rank and are right at heart, imij give them good lesdm and victory i« sure. Tbe skirmiab lino uf th* tempenaev army is at the primary caueus. Yeeterdsy's election here wa* a victory for temperance- as I neither |»rty dare put any but temperance m.-n upon ibeirjticksta D judieioo* worn Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls. Fancy Goods, DENTIST Millie Ever brought to the city. Mii<: Also; a very htrga nsaortpient of There arc thoae, urged by a spirit of perverse couKrvatbm, who proteat against all forms of agitation. I: is claimed that heated dieeuroion Unde only to subvett ol the latest styles in endless varieties. I bought my stock early morality, and after the turmoil and beat and can Ftffl lower than any other Store. Call and get prices be­ of atrifo are over, bitter fends are ths only fore purchasing elsewhere. ; abiding rmlts. Agitation is regarded by others sa the 42-41 grind panacea for every moral, social, or political evil. When a vexed qpeelion arises, they only aek that it be ‘-launched up->o’lh«agc,P satisfied that the popular mind will speedily effe.-t a thorough solu­ tion of tbe problem. Carriace, Sim and Omilal P A I NTERr. LEWIS STERN Sweat's H°TE1-> a Central Rilrod. RAPIDS DIVISION. e B.UaHe «W« Lie. I> WESTTD AND FROM Imperial Soap aPIDS AND DETROIT. For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for gent the Awe extremes. Agitation is not always prognns. To be progressive, It must be feasible. The agitator must ban­ ish Utopian ideas from bta mind. The HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES all net loot have been eulject to very great swells of impassioned feeling*, and ibeae have been intimately connected with some of the most important step* th* world has made. They stand related to eivil polity, they are intimately tonnectod with com merrial imputed and prosperity ; tber have their place in the realm* of art ; they belong to literature, and spread. If abort, over so much of bumsn history, as to take iu, first aad last, pretty much the whole of the human mind and its experience* Th* influence of this great morel sod social force is seen iu the wan* of thongbt list sweep across .the nation*. Its oourse may bo traced by tbe bleroiega it has wrought. The stake and the reck hare disappeared before i* lik* mist st tbs eumUgof the morning. It has swept away the smoke of innumerable battles, snd in­ evitably lends to usher in the time when war shall be no more / The power of peaeeful agitation has btguo to ba raoog- its projectors forgo* that men were eel fab. The Price of tbe Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 » lb. and founded their colony upon principles bars—75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send uh an Order of absolute magnanimity aad self-aecrifiee. ntssd by the wisast slateamen sod the for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one box extra free-as It i* this eo oaten t agitation after impoe champions of lbs two mightiest nations no p premium. Or the orders may be sent »o us for one dr more longer throw down the gusga of baule, but boxes at a timfi.' with remittance, and when we have thus received sit down quietly around a table, lo adjust orders for Iff boxes will send tbe eleventh box free as proposed Louie XVI was seated upon the throne, their dificaltiea by reason and common uuest m Batlimu-mi it Kiita above. If you do not wish to scud money.in advance you may lie had Manned the reice of government Th* cause of temperance is a just and In ^Jtrw-rlMeUAll'vMveteandheeA «•*'- deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your under favorable auspice*, and lor a while righteous OO*, and ia the great moral wu th* idol of the people. But the wave town with the understanding that ho ia to remit it to ua on receipt of popularity which attended hint in the question .oo* before mankind. Jtsdgiug of tie Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address from th* filatory of tbe past, we hare early part of hie career wan deoeitfal. every rcaaou to expect that m titwt ag­ itation such m hse already begun, if car­ ried oo determinedly , will surely triumph. CRAMPTON BROTHERS, ^ michigOiiw rOMPAJTY. Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets, New York. uu\r teraayA /*sr :CV*fa«-F^ PIONEER STORE ■alua^ffret .ttltesttay. » " ■ d Th* first Anoual Fair of the Barry County Wool Grower*' aad Sheep Breed­ ers' Asaociatioe will Im held at Hasting* oa it e grouoda of the Barry CwJnty Ag­ ricultural Society, Thursday, May 6,1830. Abraham Rycrrtro, ProaidtmL H. Merrick. Memory Jam. ttT,-Treasurer J*m<> A. Sweeny, Abraham Byerroc, A. C. Towne, Friend D. Boule*, L. D. Gardner, Henry Barton, Albert Kent, W. JI. Fuk. Chariot MeQueen. hand* oi God to do hia will. It the Devil. vVwicg cuutmitec In any elaee. in which rejoice* when tyro get drunk, then acoerd- htf is a competitor, or in any way intanstin- to the ehurch and Levi Master, the 1 Devil mail oppose the making of men . 8. Exhibitor* of thorough bred sheep | will be required to funuah tbe Society *U>er. IL>w can he leil but that for a j: with |xdigr*e, the value to be determiaed g od sod holy purp-jee, the Great Spirit I1 by the Board, iif Directors. 9. Any sbewp risible to be registered of ilwi Vaivervo prompted me to pam- myseif off aa a'asemlier cd' tbe M. E Chureh may romptte for premium* in the first elaro. of Hastiag*, Mich , iu order that Gud 10. Sheep to compete for premiums CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOOD: /j. y t/am XUKTM- WHOLE NO. 1301 The Republican party in th* state of I * Letter from Mr. Cutter. Michigan ha* it in it* power to enact and | SUmulub, IBs., March 29.1630. euforoe a thorough prohibitory Isw with i Pumd Dxw XTI with, through the tbe combined farce of the whiskey clement j until it troeded but a blow to prostrate the staggering State. The blow isll. Th# against it. fatal battle st SmIso, tiro gloomy fortress Pcnonslty I am out aad trover Eave been at Wilhalmshobe, and tbe death bad at in favor of creating a prohibitory Or third Chieelharat, are the cltaing arene* in the party to aeoompliah thia rtd. But yaI had tmppueed th.c Mr. Master wa* at I grand historic drama, which begun with trema ends aumelimee require extremo lew a gratlcman. if not a "Christian.'' | proud imp-rial Franca, snd endsd with meroare*. and th.- Rspnkliean it not very Following i*. the letter published in tbe 1 the mockery oi a Republic, with Thier. at much different from the average politician. .VertA Wrtlm Clru/.us A-frocote, WcdHe ia very well illustrated by the dutch­ n<*dsT. March 2.*th, IB80. We uroy eay th/n that the theory of nun who nt plaaing hie saddle upon his o “Wbsrea* k has come to me that one J. agitation, when taken at its widest appli- horac, pommel towards the tail When W . Custer, a terperanoMeeturer nf B» bailee, is no* ftuly sustained. Any agite- told by hi* neighbor that hs was not put­ Unga, Mtehs did lately put himself befL.re tion, however, ibst embodies a moral ting his saddle .on right, be says : "Vel the people Of a certain community i0 Northern Ohio, a* a ehriellan asaa, sad a priaripte, and Is carried ou with moral den, how do yon know which ray L *m ' earnestness, in, always in the interaeta of progress. The greatest tratroltwo which I cannot bqt think that the probibition sulks lbs world's program, was wrought movement two yeats ago. ha* had a good1 by an agilatisn introduced by a perfect l effect on the polities of Barry County. It | exemplar of ths moral principle* it embod­ ied. It was heralded by Him who pro- the Stele LegWaturv, which seemed a uiisfonuM, M ttie nominee* were good sod true lemperenco men, but it showed lo the party tint it bad no Hf» lotso upbn Ihe sheltering palm* of Palestine, He implanted Member* composing it. and that th* ternthe germs of an agitation, whom salutary jcrancx- element of the party i* loo large effects, after th* lapse of twraly oenturieu. to *Und idly by and sec their petition* for I are beyond compulation. Thia agitation a so much needed reform, year after year I posed upon. Hh frtalat tin ia nut in be tog an infidtl m home, but in bypoerttieri has been tempered by a spirit of the mill utterly ignored and paaeed 'by a* an id!* ly profraeinj to be a ehrialian when sway eel ooceervauem, but It has nerved mm to | front home.' I think I can tee a derided ehango with- [ Ths above is tuppofrJ to bare been ia the last two yesra in tbe l-ader* of the evolved by the brain, sod like sparks of । by faction, tod distorted by error, Its iL-publtcau party in Barry County upon molten lava, dropped from the pen of fanatic* deluged Piedmont with Blood, sod thia aubject. Ail tbe paper* arc ontspokrn "Levi Master,'Vpeator of tbe “Methodist .kindled the flame* which wafifd towstd and nearly all the leaders whether of* pro Episcojml Cbureb, of HastingrT femiooe or not, are alive to the great work; I wish to‘say lo Leri Master that 1 am But tee. evil* which bare obstructed its and searoely a week paasea tbat some of much obliged to him for hie timely puff. prograaa arc passing away, and the good it them are not' out al the aehoolhouaa in M it has been worth to ma several dollars has accomplished is being cryslalited into tbe rural dutricu throughput th* country, already. Bat ths spirit tbat prompted the all that ia distioetire of modem ririlixv talking letnpennre, organising dubs, and commuoiretipu is wbst 1 call unmanly. thereby creating sound political temper- Admit for the sake of argument that I am guilty of th* ebarge made, bow does Levi than ours, of the salutary effects agita­ Master know but thst the epirit «{' the tion when applied to political reform AT-; Meat High prompted me to paw for a ter co# hundred years of cooetaut strife"chriatisn.*’ If, as friesd Master will eonwo sec rising above the fog* and miaU cf tend, the temperance work is God’s work, ! then surely I am as lust rument ia theJ _ .ifeXBriB LIME. 11.Mil. 5TUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. . TILE. . LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS SAWS FILED, Meis' Yoitis, Btji aid Ctilittt oo him alone; bia beautiful and high-born queen, Marie Antoinette, followed him to tbeaeaffuW. . Bated on a rert, aiubg on bar eoSn,'ah* rpda to her own execution. Crowds of men snd women/ who bad fol. lowed her with adnimtion act long before, linad the streets through which sb* pawed, Utt offered ao aMlstance, snd uttered no sympathy; and when her Imperial crore wm placed by his own Reaper and Mowers. I Pars tbe highest Caah price for all kiRdw of FoTntera Pro­ duce, M Frtrmera will do well to conauk Mr. Cressy before purchaa, ing anv of tbe above articlea, BANGING WINNOW QURTAlNb nt hia fclei'ator, corner of Broad ’ way and Railroad Street*. I ilaatinga, April, 2. 1879, 4P L. J. WHEELER. ling bands. The monster with whom wc j bars to contend in more powerful than kings snd empires, and will not be defeateiLwitboui a struggle. Il i> the cause ol hematk hippies*, and would reflect glory upon the angels of God, were they permitted tk engage Is it. Polltloil ProhlMUon. befura thei^eye*, they shouted “The The following letter intended to b* lyrauts hareMleo.” Scarcely had this wild aosno passed strictly private, leaving off date Hoe nod away, ere Napoleon Bonaparte etugygod eigoaturn, w* place befura oar rredar* be­ from hi* ebaearity, and by extraordinary cause •« deem it of special importance ae a political document, and beewse the lint ths jieopla, and tbs oifiea* of trust. From of policy marked out, ought, lor many one step to another be sseeuded until the reaeoua, to bo adopted. Tbe writer is one CCLTIVATOM. DOVBLE8HOTEI. PLOWS. LEFT BAJ^D PLO H7>. Ctain, TaWs. Beiiieafls, art Ssfit There is work; however, for ell lo do be­ fore th* glorious consummation shall bo Then followed Louis Philippe, the “Golden Monareh." He suppressed all rerdutioumy publications, enlarged bis standing tray, procured a bullet-proof reetth. doubled hi. guard, and made his power appear invincible, and hie throne impregnable. Bel la Me hour the tide of change swep* them all away. The throne wm urn from its j4.ro and Unread in the streets of I’hrh. The scapier w=a broken to pieros by •» >of«‘atod meb, and lhe KiegeMMsMiy fad far thmr bees. ! private family. if requested, would return thanks. Here is a speeimn of my think offerings: “And now to the giver of all good gift*, wc return thank*. We are thankful for every pv>d and perfect gift that we enjoy from time to limt. For 3d. of December lent, there wee elected food aad raiment, for health, tjrvogth and one Vice President in each tnwcebip in tire right use of our mlads. for a place to the county, whose duly it should be to or• blro*inP w° are grateful to the giver of all ] ganixe the lediee of tbtlr rAp.-olive townMay wc iiye pur* liv's, and { el.lpo wbn are iuterueted in ihe »ubj<cu uf good gifts. ioteaptfanec. profanity. Sabbath boMkiug, when wo ootn* to die. may w- be able to because we have lived, and finally rem ’ in peace forever more,” They say that I returned thanks st the table while iu Sylvsnis—I did, according God to pardon sin. I did not aek God to “save mo for Chriet'a take.'' My religion is to do good, l.did speak tn meeting iu Sylvania, Ohio, but 1 preached morality, right doing, that fakh mtboul work* wss deed, ete.^ Bal the mas who aaya that I pamed myself off m a member of th* Methodist Chttreb (now) in Hasting* or any other place ou God'a green earth, is either ao ignorant er a wilful liar. But la^ierXSl gcuMeaaen of Hastiaga, let me give you th* bottom of~ihb tirade upon di*. I did think that 1 would bbld my peace, but Levi Master, la his burning to serve a brother mintMer, has compcHai me to notiea thix silly attack. You will notire, gentlemen, that I hare never in my talk* with you-—I have never said that I did townshipe. Heating*. Thoraappl* and Ca*tlcton, had each a local Union. 8too* that time th* ledia* of Morgan have formed a Uniou, although 1 do mX uoderstead that a towu>hip orgaoixstivo han been perfected m yet Of lite towaahtpa who bare or gactaed under the call, Baltimore is the brat to report everything ia running order, aeveutevu name* to the pledge, with Mr*. Chas. Crolhera, President, and Mr*. B. K Stanton. Gw. Sec. Tboreapple comcn next, although I am unable to report its number* or ofiorr* On tbe StXh of March tbe ladies of Hntland, sreisred by a good reprasentalioo of the Hasting* lad is* end ear County Prreident, Mrs. Baiky, met al I hab* never raid that I did not the Chidester seliool beuae, end Perfected taUe." an ergantxatiou with Mr*. E. Bate* a* use the languag* aaid to bo Christ's, to Pramdeot; on the J<lh, Mrs. Bailey Mrx infloenoe tnfu to do good sod to be good ; but that I have said that I did not say tbe Coater, and their organisation wu formid, which, with a fiilr number of names to tbe pledge, and Mr* J. St. John I wm aelrd Ute .potion by Citer, the a* 1‘resddc-ot, start* out with bright pro*pacta of being a groat power far good In M. E. Pastor at Sylvania, Ohio, “what that 'community. Mr» J. Heodcrah.-il church are yon a member of?" I acswereJ him that "I am not a memlies appointed the 5th uf April a* th* day for the Iwihw of Irving to meet far alike E Chureh. He took exocp*iooe to tuy idea* of morelity, and in pnblio mated (fast “Sylvania had more to fast from the mural LIST OF FBBMIUMS. �UNDERTAKING WAABwamw, April 8, 1880. The LetBucMta gut into a family quar rd in the Htmao yostArWy, to the great amusemsnt of the Republicans and apaetatots ia thsgaDarire. Sparks, ot IlBnoia, calkd Clymer, of Psnnaylrania. a liarThe qaarrt) arose from s request by Mr' Sparks that a separata sou Iw taken on an our p.ditU would bv oiasurr and Jrre ameadmeot to the army bill under diacnequarrelsome, and the sc ion of conventions ai»n Mr. Sparks elsimsd Diu he was far. iraire likely lo yondure to th* greatest p>.*l of the gmttret number. The gather ioMru-lcd U» make this request by the Mr. Clymer, he iusinuatvd that it was a matt it of doubt, whether the Mifttory Committee had given such instructions, whereat Mr. Sparks became very, very angry, aad allied h'u fellow Democrat a liar. He *ub*tquently apologised. Tbe Now York, April 9. 188#. | To maintain my pvineipla of writing ou the subjects which M«m io til ■<« fully tha publie eye, I shall have to con Sue myaelf pretty efosely this week loathe shows FOR LESS MONEY AT of the city; for at thia moment the various forms of amuaemeut quite overehadow other topics not osly io number but appar­ ently in attractiveness. First of all there ia our six-day willing match. Now, I am aware that with respectable per*5us-"w*lk-1 ing match" »—or ought to be—a fighting word, and I spologtM for multiplylog words on a subject that has been a deten emphatic polities! victory knswn to modern times. At Utt rally, px4 Hngii.li «iwc has risen in iu might and swept al! Tory nonsense and pretension to the dogs. Poor lently atral'away." And the "tin? gram! victory awaits us on thia side the ruler, aad our Gl*d4«ue uprhiog here. Stalwstt in brain and heart, ho is the reprreettiaUve of the bird •inn, there may be neat. commofi tn-e oC the team., and ereryIt ia expected that the bill recently whore- eothueiawii! thou*in-l« rise tip at adopted- by tbe House Committee on Sink­ hia bugle call. TH- Alamean people are Estate of Mary K. Coats ot *1 minqre. ing; repealing the law placing a tax of two heartsick with lajf-coucealcil Treason on Annua) account of guardian filei route on bonk check.. will >•* ;««ol at I tbe one hand and a lylf hi-attrtl namby Fatale of Amoa A. Smith, dcceasoj. pamby. Itepublieaai-n! n th'-uber, am! I’c’tiiiim for partitton filed. Warrant i-sutd are determined cp-Tn a thorough going, lo B. I’. Doolittle. Rilliogs Crane and abovo-board, fair and square, out and; ont* David Reynold). ' Republican adminLtretion etesn^-ui if April 8.—Kstat* of Annie and Willie it. principles, and rtean-cut from *11 re- Vesey, minor*. Annual acrownt ot pusrti , to expire, ami the House Military Cumsponribility for many thing* that we have mitteo is iletenuieed that sooe but Dcmohad sinew tbe days of Abraham Macula. April 9,—-Estate <>f Mary J. Hirrtct [crsU JttJI he s[poinre-.l to fill tbevaanMaine and New Haop-Hire and Rhode al Hajnere. Nomination of and petition for Idaud so declare, are! m will aay pretty appointment ol gnardian Sled. , mueb oil New England when tbe lime for In the matter of admitting 'Mrs. Fanuy Thaylcviiun u^« from all parts if tha ; their speaking remre Se aey the great country fur the last few day* lira' I Central States, Penutylrnni* and Ohio uuitormly.grr'iil, and will still furthest and Indiana' S> >»y«' Texas upon thfe to discourage IXitmxEralie mischief ins! 1 It looks as if tha North would bo Ba I liberty-loviag Keaeu and Iowa ami, Illi­ nois! Thi. year Victory tent, alike upon the Liberal Launriii ot England and the Republican •■naigui of America. Good Died in hit Carriage bard English wn«<i and Anglo-Saxon love of right and joitira advance to th- front. ' County Temperance Convention. BK11 g*-yATIt uRoum. •• I A vwniy ronveutfou ot ilin Friend, wf. IN WM. H. STEBBINS. ti. follow thin UwmsUoa. Ita jwr.-rejsideritr of the rights of all, and tn the mtn Rspnblirau spirit of fair play mention pedrttriauum. or anything eon-' and free speech. Wherefore we repent ncctcd with it. I instinctively look round tire wish tbst there might bo many cun with the eapectalion of haring lo dodge v«alfo>* like that of the Connecticut ity seem detcnained to diepace theruadvos. Republicans. something, vary much as a man does when Tbe Democrats dare mlt gel up a political quoting Pinafore ar referring to tbe "15 Probate Court. fight, amljn tbsir thirai for gore tnuat be Ifamaews uf the Barry County Probate aalufied amrehnw, they are pitching into j Court, ftw the week ending April 10. to dir wbeW a enckbrained public will turn Clement Smith. Judge. Tha Senate is still engaged upon the Ute , out by the ten thouse nJ, as they hare done April II—Estate nf Martha H. Devine, agreement. It is now certain that ituporthrongb ilae past week, lo witness the Will admitted to Prolsaf. letter ivued t«»t amend meat will be made, before it can same old spectacle of half adoicu brio pass either House. Secretary Schura has . more or Ires crippled mcu'chming their ■ nets snd debility. Its great to«.ie power* bungled the Imiun question in anch a own shadows in dreary monotony, mainly j are epceiaUy directed to the rymoraJ of manner, that (bngrem !■« small confidence ; I for the Unefit of beekcre sod tbe betting I। thb elssu of diseases. Try it today. in hi* sgroerieSt, and are la make' fmteniity ? Had any one asked my opin-, When |M4plc retail a bit of scandal the/ Otte to suit their own ideas of what ought i always protest that they <to it unwillingly, to bo dene. Tiny have adopted one im -l just as we gUgar trial a pili to hide its bitportani amendment: that the White IUv- that money would be safer invested io er 1 'tor .tall receive uo money under the wild eat mining Moek than ri»ked io ao act, until they bars surrendered the Mee­ played-qut a* enterprise. Bpt the result ker murderer* nr hays preyed tlielr death ahows that this pedestrian fever has fasten'-. ticn for allowance ami for discharge. May Th* plan of removing the change of the 1st neat aorigned for hearing. Indian affairs to' the War Depsrtuscnt is ' E.tatr of John H. Chriapcll, dcecascf-. spoken <>f fstorably in Congress again, and . though no action will be tpken at this <re-' HASTINGS. I am selling Farm Wagons this year cheaper than any one in ; country. I warrant every Stick of Timber ami every Iron in th to be good. Any Wagon or Baggy of my make thntja broker, shows poor matwial, I WILL REPAI II THE SAME FREE « CHARGE if it is sent to inv Shop. I am PAINTING MY WORK this a«a»un better ihnti ever before. I am determined to make­ good n Wagon as i» »ol<l by anyone. Thia I will prow to any i: who wyll trail at my atiop. Price lower than any othel . WAGONS OR Bl’GGIIJS zfasSSs sesmstw SAMPU FREE Hastings, March 28, 1881 Having had-uine tears experience in difl'rn-tit branches of Mercantile Trade in a place where bu»iiietw u done by the Thousan’d», I ->n> not entirely noxpcricnceii in bum'new matftm. I am von-tsntly buying and will anon have a well selected •duck of Groceries, Glruwware. Chinaware, £c , &c. I offer no •“‘IniiU’' in prices but firmly believe you can buy of me at a little ebettper average price than at any other place in ihe city. Sugars, Teas and Coffees I am sw-lling -qt bargains. l.atn|<8 Side Lamps, Bracket Lamp and Trimmings Cheap. Choice Honey, Full Cream Cheeks’. Oranges. Ix-tnou*, fig*. CranbvTrie-, Howeiidish. Pfrkli - 1*1x10 and Mixed, and a full line < f Canned Goods hll very ch«*ap. Anew thing, Frc*h Compress-cd or Lightning Yra*l. nice light bread in throe hour*-. Farmers 1 have shipped about VrftfiO lb। i . i apples, btif will .buy more and will buy nil kia-i <>' I0TANIC BALSAM <7»»AMxi itevMni'lUea tektf: Smt 1st, Hit MtreC . 8125 $rn ■ ■" FtMB ■Irieil fruit and produce for rank or trade. IL uiciitber the pbire, one door «-n»t of Pott Olli-.i- BEST IN THE WORLD! Sadirn .64 unexpected death, h.vs All Republican States for Blaine ! Tempnanec wilt b» held at Red Rib^m been quite frequent o[ late, jst none hive Holl, in tire City nfliasttogi, ou Tnevlsy, j occurred io aouie time, under ^b-rc peeuithe iwMty^vcutb dar ul April next, at j *"• *"codi:.; । - , . . M ' .. , Chnrlts Hyde, tlie real estate broker, at-It* Meh temperance I . . ■. . . . , . Hampshire, Pcansylvania. Michigan, eleven oclock A JI. ' ' ' want James G- Blaine nominated. Thr, oegauixsliun in tbe doubtful - Sutre. Gut ran ber-imc, Repub­ s-n-i-fire delegates. lican with a popular^cindnfat-.'. waul him The Democrati' Stati^iCyV: W‘U hia »omio>lio:i Ska&nho Republicin Hutas—atxl.thoH- that hope, for lleptsblt- AxntsWHtT prohibiting the raannfac.................... ..... .... ran tnajMitl<»--numinaie the Republican t’jre ami •*]« of inloxiealiisg liquor, In this .. latter, hrasiug -.rn«- vue c«.!tiig to her »n candidate, or shall hoprinujy Denmyrotir State. »• a beverage. ■ Th—ate^snis >u *• ■ I 11,-11. u. . <.•oavat!.. kM at .Lus- umelo w thelu unfortunate-mas oranie| IW Riblxm State Mn„ rh46cc deathly pJtor,e and bi. I Sing en tire lid! Ot Angus'. l.A It baa j hodyIran loose ajde ofr th* vat. l»t. C'since brett steadily pushed by unr best L DeViauy Militarisedlately aumtaoacil Rhode Island. worker* throughout the Stain ’.nJ before lie arrived It was apparent that Tbeeiwtioo in llliwlc Iriaod On Wed­ ,.»«.«h i«,, ,n™i a ™-: nesday last resulted in the uwal llejmlili- rtatton ul this Coogrewuupl Dt-uiet, try., t|,p lrn, can yictory The Ixrgbdature is Uepnl-li- rerenfed by all tempmnee organisation., ' hi* aervici cu by mere than a ihres-fnnrths rote in w»* bri.1 at Jacksuu. February Hth. 1880, L- 'h wr* l»th bnmebcr. -renring probably tbo re-elecGon of Gen. Burn«»d- to ths Hcuate Stale Convention were heartily endorsed. The district OHirenlii’o resolved to cuhst complete a* could lie desired, and i« anoth­ all triKpennee orginailianv and al! friends wlnle-likc the veriest rustic’ ami gs*ed io ' er indlcatkui ot the drtermiuaticn of the of trinperince, wiehcut dwtlnetbm of open tuoulbod aatususbmcut al the eriUer. • Not, howevev, half as opeu tnuuthe.1 »the ' people to elect, in Noretuber, a Republi­ creed or party, in this grest work. Tbe eritler ga»d at me, for AA roauth mess can President by such a majority as shall counties, elites and town* ft this district luted 17 feet by 10 or II. while, mine fe—I KIDNEY DISEASES, render any opposition to th- mstallstinn of were, by resolution, requested to organise ; well, it isn't mueb larger than Brother ' LIVER COMPLAINTS, at .ince, and t^e an-l<mL-ne>l was appoinlI Talmage’s. Tire great tunas ot blabber I Constipation and Piles. ! Uy upon a uunple of dry docks, which ' • Ttxa» for Blaine. were sunk under it, sod then raised by meet in this county. . On the Sl«h ull. Teana delc^rtes were pampiog tbe sir out of them. Host of its It i» expected that D, P. Sagcndorpli, surface was covered by * thick, Hnooth, acleeted for the Cbirogw Conventmu, and lYeMdeot of the 3d Coegrnwooal District' I ahiuy, Idrtk akin, that looked for al) the i notwithstanding Gen. Grant wa* brought Wgrid like India rubber, butalung the tides into port jnat in rimtr to revive lit* thirdterm boom, 0ro State convention voted Dat<M HaMincs. April 12th, 1680 ' <town * resolution to instruct for firaut. Oro. M. Dnwiy; And it « stated "> 'he brat authority, that -County CoarfiMiiee. th* daiegation pcraocilly atanils 1'1 for IT HAS 1 Blaine, 3 for Grant and 3 unknown. Sunday School Convention. WONDERFUL They will probably vote unanimously POWER. । Dean Enrron .—I dcure through your for the man whom tbe Northern Itopopli- paper lo announce to the people of Has can State* want lor a conlidsle—Jamr* tings aad vicinity that there will be a grand 8. 8. Conveotton in thia place under ' 1 en in diameter. Th* whale's food, which . the atrepicra of the Sunday School Cni-m ’ : exists mainly uf smalt 6sh, in taken into Ihe mouth in great quantities, ground to of fhe Michigan Conference uf the M. E. The people of th" state wm Marth-l oo iI Choreh, on Turedsy and Wrdnolay Tth pulp by the action of th* rmsrnK.ua tongue Saturday by the now* «f the desth at tbe I ag'atnw the fringe of whalebone ia the । and Sih of May next. National Hotel at Waabingteo that imimI upper jaw, aad tlrea »ueke<l down thia mii We npect a Ivje number of 8. S. j emanrpie throat. It seers* to me that ingltf Hott Wiliam A. Howard. Governor worktsw from different parts of the State,' were anything needed to prove the prrqs,. i altivu that th* Bible i« to t>« spin toil I r and bauds* this. Frisk Bard of N. Y'.. I and best known Republiniii Statesman in ' and ssot literally understood, the auiry of ths Nation. His long and effirisor rer- the celebrated- block board artist and ceric- -; wile, she beeamp cemplrtely prostrated J1 Jonah aad the whala would *4®M<cr tire riven has endeured him tn the jseopto of aturist. will lw present and' give one of j more so. probably, co account of her hue- i baud a renewed atrength during the put I thia, his adopted State, and in iafluenee, week. The Borrowing family will have: ability and integriny hi« superior has Hever Tuesday evening ; and W. H. Peek D. the sympathy «f their wiatty friends in this 1).. I- L. !>., of Detroit will give a lecture unexpected affliction. ' graced this (kiUoril uf Mirhigan- Hut on WeduCTilay evening. Th* deceased was voce a 'resident of our I hia work it doos. It ha« been well done. AH interested in 8.8. work are cordially city, aad owned the totdenee now occupied I invited to be present. Entertainment pro­ bv Darina J. Heath ud Center street. ' Hon. Joseph Musgrave uf Charlotte, vided for person. from * distance. Pint A. l>. I*L Ur I died at his residenre io that city ou the newi- u on Tcvredsy at 2: BO p. m. • Tho-opposition lo ■ Third Term nub-> । morning of the 5lih lost, at the agn of , uo war upon Grant ar upon bi* Prvrideo- i The Slates that' Sic surely Republics i Tint N. Y. /irrat.l nays the (Ibiragu |j tul record. It simply claim* that hia' ('.mrsotioo Qan secure the States of h«w j| nomuulion might invtflve a risk of defeat, Yyrfc, New Jersey, Connecticut, Obin, In- j end that Ihe nomiastiaa of tm other can­ diaoa, Wisconsin and Oregon to tha Re­ didate would. This isn't fsetionMiere; it publican party, or it ean tnmlile tlrem ! Tbe Dig Rapids I'iaam ssy*. tbs time of bi« ihsuh was iu president. , tbs auNimc fact thqj Tilden is UM an aa- Senator* who are puahiag this sort rfj !!■ dmtgbwr w4 rereetly twstrirai lo Gov. | pirant, Ml that Ire gobblre up all the dde- . thing, and tbs gnat lawyen who are do- : Creswell The. the j-i.nnere of Miehigab galas that are tn sight, m one that makes qasat with erraam for it, tuuat hare a । are um by nuc 'pm-ing t» the unknown 1 b'tWury grin an she rororda it on her bright­ subsoil of idioey in their ntentnl comtitu- ' abosre of etrrgity. The Ststreman, pablslsad ■ The Assosavre of Wilmington, Dcleware, • at Coneoed, N. H , **J«, Frank Josh* of J ire been smMsd by lira llnilwl Staten . Portsmouth i* tailed of as the next Dew* arsbsi on the charge of refusing lo «> wsrslie Candids!- for Grnren-iw in thia W RapabHotM who desired to pay taxes , who Lu Iraeome >utu»Me)y rich in tiu, । maskfanture of at artiele the wde of which arwUhMby tewfo this Stare, rxrapt for mUtoiMl prrepuw,. i. th. - --------------------------------- What b it '■ ■ an<l DAVS KIDNEY PM THEGBBIT DIXCOTLSs Aha.—With «tri‘ uttrl twvnnti’V. ■ Where to got it ? Atu.—At Robert;! & Hotehkisj. i where you wiilnlwtty* lirvl i. full and selert Stock of Drugs and Medicines. Oar;expcn«e« are light and we m-II goodn in *nnte ratio. FINE CIGAitS AND Call and Set- a-. A m^cinhy. Hsseus yssad sweats MvslssaUiMwms ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS. Sign IHOW THU TO YOU! IHOCUL NEW yifflt fmi HERM2I, ONE*DOLLAR a year FR F-F A VALUABLE^ INVENTION WILSON SFWING MACHINE ■r MWMgjBgj the world renowksr, ‘i^qual t’L* Chronometer Watch, un r* I a no. n racetv kv> the highest awards at tbe Vienna and Centennial Exira* ^.°k£2.IT s?1WS °"K-roU*TH FASTER than ether wi q ’• «"”»"»»•<». There arc mor- “2r:!*iLS0N SEWING MACHINE CO. Ortran., La.; — KU.4S.iu.Sa., Chlouio, Ute.; and San rranelMO, C-l __rorSateb]i anFint-Oatr Dealm. NICHOL8,SHEPARD&.CO.l A <1%. OltlOlUAt. ANO ONLY CESTOI,. VIBRATO • Ttral’rodure Mark*. The New York Sa’w.W, k Ana.—Your Pi.-< r>)4i--n» Receipts. . Whnt i« it triad*' <>f 7 Ans.—Pun- DliCGS only How ia it. nutria ' HERALD It a ffrtb ter«. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. RUSSELL REAL ESTATE ’ �Middlktiub, April 19.1880. We have had a oool though very i p’xaaant week except Saturday, whioh waa , cold aod mpully. Ab oern time the ground ' With a vary deairable and moat complete Stock ot Reel Katete Exchiogn C Smoke the J. H. M. Cigar at Holloway’s Drug Store. ' R. J. Gbamt, Mayor. Aid. McNeugbum offered tbe following resoiutioa which wm uusnlmously adopted. J?eso/r<d. That the thanks of the Al_ derraen be. and ther are hereby tendered . Rev. Mr. Bagby tn bis Hoecr, Mayor Robert J. Grant, for on Sunday. Very bad oold. the impartial, dignified and able manner in Prof. Frank Allen Mills u dalirering which he list diacharged the duties of pre­ aiding officer of this Board during the paat a scrire of lectures ot Lonqanl's Hall. Subject: Phrenology, Mtomerism, Elocu. The toed of J. M. Ber.mcr, Recorder tioo, Psychology and Magic, with appro­ elect, with John Waiarert and A W. Bri­ priate defflotulratioea in each department. ley as sureties, was received accepted and Prof. MiBate emineutly cnccuaaful aa a lecturer and is having a crowded houte approved by the Board. A religio-aeioutifie treat Ou motion the Council adjourned ei'ac every night. pie will approve. ' Mrs. Samnol Dickie of Albion is spend Ingtilia week vfeitilg friends in thia I I Tie Mayor appointed j ! Young aad Kelly ea tellers. ! reaaing arid votes the tellers following declaration : Some of the flnrs*. farms in Barry County will be (old cheap at the Real E«tfte Exchange • I Tbo demand fur dwelling hotuis al this fc-U ‘Ub-’ * R*4 dial : u this city. ; \vs#SP Tbe Common Council of tbe city of Hastings, organised Friday, April !hb,i t-t li-“ nwri Mayor Wightman, in tbe I Please bear in mind that we aro willing trtaxej^ monny, to a certain degree, on asibeertpii.ma at thia,office. : W" learn that Jsuip N." CoBeater of Hope, haa'upeMd a grocery atoro at the tern. Muter uf that township. ! Roll of AMtrmen bring called tha fol- I lowiag were present, vis: Aid. Barlow, Hardku, Preston. Shritwr, Stebbins. Wtia sett. Wood end Young—8. of the City af Mayor Wightman read the followrag did the blood of bulls or gouts ot any uf L.t.k ■_______ atidrraa : the offerings made to idols or any imagin­ • Th- street sprinkler bu already been Grntlrmm uf the Cbmmon Cbwnc>7 : ary blood tbiraty god of aoeient Pagan or kfcugl.1 into rrquukion on aecvuutof tto By tbe auffrago nf the votes Of o <r city Jewish worship. Any sin committed by bigb winds h'ckmy up ao much dust. eoq»rau-jn you have mat to organtxrt a tn egafnat our physical body; eoch as : Jle Rs\I. B, Tallman of Middleville, legiala'ivc Lody whose duty it will be to wifi prraob hi the M lE. Church of this enact laws, rnlra and rrp-nlotiu.ua for tbe dtuakennoM. giuttooy or any manner of city next Sunday mdrniog and cveatag, ’ government of our municipality fur the intemperenoe or any sin by omitting to Jilr. IxRoyOrr, wffiohasbren attending euouiui- year,-and it is my duty us your giro our |>enon the proper care aod pro and each of them duly ducted to the fol­ prtwidtng officer to make such recommend- teetioo from exposure, by which d.arista tic Slate Normal School at Valparasu, lowing uffiivs respectively, to-wit: ■ atiooa for your guidaaou m will conduce to Ruanall B. Wightman waB.daly elected an economical and justadministration, and may be brought upon uo. io sure of its Mayor. John JI. Dreamer. Raeerdcr, John as Ur u possible lighten tbe burdens of funbhment snd each intfiviJual must A Falter, Treaaurer, Israel S. Grer. Jus- taxatioq. I Stu happy to inform you that tiro of the Peacw Walter W Kelly. School by the acouumy aud good judgment of coanee, bis posterity may suffer In eoose lovpectnr. John Q -CreraT. Supervisor for uur Immediate predecreaLrs our corpora- quesice thereof for generations thereafter the 1 st and 4lh Thirds of said eity, George tioo ia ff»o trona iud<‘J—1--------- — —■ (hereditary or original ale.) To commit a Bit editor ol jtba Banxm delivered an : W. Abby. Supertis.>r for the 2d and 3d bonded debt, and o Wards of the (Sty ..f Hasfinro, County of healthy nandition. I tin agaiasl aura neighbor, to lake bls life aiMrevs ot> tcm;«rat>i-e at the city c-f Flint, Barry and State of Michigan. imilala their example _ __ ____ or in any ether way do him personal W' Sabbath to' a Urge and appreciative IL J. Gkaxt. Mayor. hate no reaauo to complaiu. Tbg report violence, trinp darkness aod remorse, audience . ! . Axdkkw A. Yncxo of the Recurder, I think, will bear ma out Surir meklgjia Mill in’ pmgreM with both io this life and the life to come, in <ks.»«_.r. ^rji_ ,U{.^T majdo, .and will Waltxx w. Kbllt. each according to the enormity of the D. McNacoktox. crime committed; and wbo can imagine a Wm. S. Snare xx. time when a man shall have forgotten that G tones Pbcatox. Wm. H. STtaaixe. : jured hia fellow teen or been cruel to boo The declaration was acr. p-.ed and adopt I of God's creatures ? ('Sin against the ed by ayes and nays as fo'lows’: Arsa— Holy Spirit or Ghost, for which raatitu: Aid. Barlow, Kelly, McNaughton, Prvs Condition Powders for 15 Sr art or Mien ioan. Couotv of Barry, , cents a package at Hollo­ The Common Council way's Drug StoreHs.fiw—a iff -r.—..1 - - -' Fine and medium priced mjEtSUSS Account of A. A. Young, Ira Ihteh, Daniel MeNutgblcin, Wm. Sbriner.'W. W. Kelly, Wm ii. Stebbins, Geo. Prre ton and Wm. Burgher, members of Board of Registration and Inspectors of Election, tacb, IS 00. To N. J. ,Brotuoo, E. Il Brown, Oeo. W. Williams, Frank Stebbins, John McElwain. L. 11. Stanley, Jas. M. On my own plantation and on two others fur which 1 am agent, there are about four hundred Africans, and you would be surprised to know bow Huie trouble they give me. (Haven't bad a shot gun in n»y hands fur yean neilhur). BeaaUful line of Silk and Embroidered Titw and Fichm, Brown and Bleached Cottons from I to 21 yards wide’ Splendid Stock of fine anti cheap READY-MADE CLOTHING I Splendid Stock of fine HATS AND CAPS, and ‘‘We made here last year a large crop of cotton nod the price has been very ratio­ factory ; consequently tbe darkle is raying never a word about "de prumbed laud o' Kassa*," but is working like a beaver. Another year nr Iwo like the last would make of three negroes a better contented and more prosperous laboring pop ulaiion than eatfbe found anywhere aloe ia the United Staten, excepting, of course, labor­ ing people wbo own the land they eulti- GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS ! New assortment of Spring Cloths, Cnssimerex and Suitings, • And fine line of Tnilonj Trimmings to match. Merchant Tailoring done in all its Branches. Carpets, Mattinga, Oil Clothii and Rnga. end adoptcil by ay«a and nays as fallows : Ayes—AM. Barlow.'Kelly, McNaughton, Froston. Shriner, Stebbiuv aod Young—7Says— 0, The same Committee reported Ba.vjiire.fara Democratic C-unty .Costvrutioa to br toWht tto Court Hunte, rn this city »o the 29th day <>f MayorxL aod have ou baud tto tallowing organa the Wileox k White, of Meriden. Conn The Prinre A Cm, ot Buffalo, N. Y.. and the Clough A Warren, of Detrelt, Midi. I also brid myself m resdioera to dem., repair and tuoa ineiramaets. Satisfaction guarasieed. Should you wish to trade and has a voting population of 2000, of y-mr all organ far a new one of for a piano I can give you a good bargain. . Remem­ whom l.CM art Afrioana. We have suffered oo aertnus damage ber its place, the firej door wmt ol tto Central House, Haaiukgs. Mich.' from the great flood which is now pouring djdu this valley. For hondrodi of miles whiskey, however, is the base of tbe race, aa it. ia uf all races, and greatly retards their advancement, mentally, morally and materially, This county ia about the ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED For Carden Seeds call at Holloway's Drug Store. 49m3 E. A.. MATTISON, Second door Went of the Bank, Hosting., Mich. NEW GOODS! The ladies of the township ol Irving me: pursuant to appointment, st the Wood rohool bcuae, April 5tb., aod with the aasiataBee of "Mre. McElwain aad Mr» Hayes cf Hastipge, formed a W. C. T. l\* auxiliary lo the euUnty aod Kata organisetian. Said Union coaaiatiog offorty-nfae cesit-e.'B, officers were duly elected as "follow* President, Mrs. Isaac llanos. 1st. Viee president, Mre. Wm. “ Preaident, Mm. Henry Vice President, >,!r«. ponding Secretary, Ella rial secretary L>U>e Hendershott Record­ log secretary, Linda "Trego, Treasurer, Mrs. Jacob Wing. Mrs J. ’V Header sholt was-elected a delegilf to the Plate Coavcotiou which sonvcoee al Howell. MILLINERY Dr. Mireilft mailt C0TH0L1C0N Julius Russell’s CAPCINE Aid. Bsrfcw, Rally, MeNsughion, Pm«, Stebbins, Shrinrr and Young—| Mixa tn uf prevlutw meeting were read Therefore, through Jeiua ate wo saved from sin or delog evil. The things which Ho taught were as ogaiMt | be Jewish priest hood end foe ibot $500 REWARD For eny Case of Catarrh that Can'f Ae- HALL’S CATARRH CURE. Geo. D. Borden Marte tor Nebraska to­ ieotint of Banner C-jf printing, 110 80; day, and will give you a utxnmnniMUvu :D uui«& Holmes, priming City Cnar The eUdrosi was ordered to be printed fru» there, noon, descriptive of the in this cityteraad Ordiuaiaoea, 19(00; Mn.Rork with the minutes. Ily Aid. Voueg: .Mr. L W. Fausey has purohaspi of picaing atone, 75 cent* ; work nu streets AesUeed, That all the in'.re a«d regale Jnbu IL Raatman E«q. hia reaidenoera ihe par Manha), 111.00", L. Jordan, rent of A gsallemaa io Miasiauppi—Mr. A. J. First Ward, and will move tmo It m thtr i hia shop for tegiairatlca snd rieeticn. aod lions of tlw past year U> adopted lo gvrern Gilkey. urn of the Swpervlaore of laaaquiaa ty dsyt ' ‘ “ Swneri, Cl 50; Hubbard A Soo, rent of county, in that State, with whoa I have thrir shop for registratiuo aod election, 84.00. All nf which accounts were alBarry Souiy. Mlrt., April 11.1MQ. ’ published. I will give you part tf a letter Peter H. Boek, Frankie Crow, J. H. vix: Ayes—Aid. Barlow, Kelly, Meunder date of March 15th, 1880. “You Halloek, Loaisa Smith. Nsugtetoa, Prenton. Shriner, Stebbins and infer, you aay, that I am a Grwobacktr. Yeung—7. Nero—0. The financial question is one to which I Meyor Grant read hie farewell address, have gives very little thought. With tha , yuu/ily of the enrrtoyf I have always beam . MATOB UBAItT'G vaxxdictobt. Hold On. eatlafied, the jmASHy (which has Wien to Grxlltmn oftkr Comal : Call at Powers A Batlow'a store whore my share) ia what 1 moot complain about. I am atom to retire from the honorable naw guntteiag and filing will be duoa boUer If I were where you are, very likely I ______ _____________ Dick, "ill mak' poritioa a. Mayor of 1 tbisge liwcly in that direction. , would ba a Republican, and if you were do so without first expraesmg my thanks Ayee—Aid. Barlow, [lardke. Prraton, bare you would be what I am end what Mr. J. 8. Barrett of Carlioo w« bare for your kindness toward me aa your pre­ an xnctiru sale at hie re»i<l«<vnn Monday siding officer. You bare always toen Shriner, Stebbina, Weioaert, Wood aad the 2Gth ioM..>t 10 o'clock a. m . wh™ ootu toons and rmpeetful. 1 trust you Young—«. he win tell boraaa, cows, farming impte- hive overlooked my f.nit* and mum tn Naye-0. The people of this Huh county carrv ' otente. >‘ouMflioul fnixrMiirr, end numb*r jadnuml that you tnaT have noticed. In WE WIU MAKE THIS PBhPOSmOJi. turn 1 hare endeavored to treat youaa grnupon their shoulders to day a debt of fifty tleroen, and if I have not it boo been •' an thonsand dollars plied up during the lime | error nf the brad qnd mA of lb« been.'' Pursuant to call, there was a goodly at- of negro supremacy and carpei-bog dom- t taadauae at tbe cheroe factory on Saturday inatioa. Tlib amount, end two hundred 1 •Brrn.T Try the 60 cant Tobacco at Holloway s Drug StoreO.B~«b,U.. ~ I.MU. * —^.',£.'.“"5“ ’ ORGAN OR PIANO Common Council met pursuant to ad­ journment April 9th, 1890. . His Honor Mayor Grant in the Chair. - Roll ol Aid bring called the following The fulhiwing bills w<ye rewur.-d : . men ire freehuldrra On the contrary, quite a number near me own fine places and are reliable aod thriving cuixcca. The moment a negro beys land fie beoomrs “embMtly eooaurvalive,'1 and exerts all bis iafluenew in favor of honest govern-. Rome for raising a woman from the dead He waa born in the year 31 B. C., and died in the year 99 A. D., being one OiMtitution end resolutives 'which were unanimously adopted. Tbe meeting was hundred end thirty year* old. As late as the fifth cwolury it waa a. jouroed, all feeling that tbe afternoon bad .been profitably spent Correspond i eg Seo. W. C. T. U. The Finest line of Wall Paper in the city at Hollo­ way's Drug Store. I ’ Ladica, Misses and Children'# fine Shocq and Slippers. A GRAND BARGAN. 1 tbe malady brought upon ua ia consequence tioo, each, 84.00. Account of George I of sins against our physical body, ia van I Tomlinson, collecting snd disbursing city out ways. Jesus, we are told, healed them ' funds, tax receipt a and fees collwtiog dog ■ by the laying on of bands, magnetic heal­ [tax, 848.20. Account of Hit ing. So alio did tbe Prpphete before him Eaton, lumber ’ and wood, 82.4'J tod so did others during the first years of which accounts warn allowed eyr s and nays, as follows consideration the fostering care uf car fire Ayce—Aid. Barlow, Kelly, deperlment. Under the managemrot of its must worthy and aficieui offieers it should ba th- pride .f every citix-n. Tts brave boys that have ever liwn found did ; *'Yea, greater Works than I do, shall readf at the first tap of alarm to leave eV- ye do." There were many doing th. earns uaoee, reported in favor of allowing the irythtng snd fly to the peet of duty and wurki that Jesus did, who were not his accouot uf L. N. Mixer, 11.00, for erron- danger for the purpose of saving life and ! follower*, end be found no fault with *o«« a»< v-ment of D.tg. Report accepted property from tbe d-v-roriog dementi P rof Svoouel Dickie delivered at R«d Ribbon, Hall an Sunday ’ p. m.. b.«, an eluquct* nil stirring temperance addr»ra> The Hall WM wall filled, and the sJdrrei highly enjoyed by ovary individual GOODS Trimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes, Ribbons, _ z_ Buttons, An Elegant Assortment of Hamburg Embrold ■-fg EmbroideriesOti1KLr*t'Zaie,,^£!r Madras and Vnchon Lacaa. rebuild their kvea ; consequently the floods which might carry away nun, find a partis! outlet ob the west si-la end make their doaolatiag way to the tea through the heart of these once prosperous com | tou; Sbriner, Stebbins and Young—7. TholLa&re* Society connected with tbe Prrebytrriua Church will to entertained on Frtliay pflernuuo r-f thia week by Mrs. John M. Nevins. Thu gentleman are cordially idvited to tea from aix to seven FOREIGN AND POMESTIC, “skipped” the town and kft ooms of hia fieri” with de Koh" government.” Others friends out in .Ito obld. ' Slater A Brigbtral have their (tore in way, “We's voted eight yrers wid^de pub­ Soul'. buBdiog open and ready for buri- licans an' three yean vid dwd'tteiknta and none of an oebtor gab us nuffia an* riot 4. bet, whan the following offirora were elected : Porter Barton, Pr-w'l; Ttomaa Altaft, Trees.; Wm. H. Merrick, 3«e Dtrertore. David L. Hoes, Matthew Hall. Thomae Heney, Timothy Baah, and Lewie ruptioa, every public building aad puMie bridge in the county wm not worth 15,000mm again oo tha first Munday in May I waa tbe first Southern white man The manufaotnriog of cbraae to commence clxted to office by negro votes, cod aa I on Monday, April 19th. made no attempt to put them book into slavery, aa tbe curpet-baggvrs told I tom all For Paints and Oils call at Bouttonr men intended to do, they were Holloway’s Drug Store. s-x>a willing to inset other decent men in JUttla Frankie, aged lira yeirs. eon cf offiro. and no® tto roladnus between the John Q Cranny, while ia the bare alone on Sunday evening test, went lo turoieg rz- DAUOHY A CO. COL. ON 30 DAYS TRIAL 5.000gHffTi£ ms. SMwfi GOLD^t^Sj&teS REAL ESTATE. Knappen'e Ckw Office. Knappen' �SELLERS' COUGH!; COUCH!OH! 1 COUGH oald nauly Lava fcliared that the wor" d or at Umt. R»ekcaaask, waa agsio u be aubmeryed. The Mtaricnippt- aad White ; were out of their banka and firat bottoms , carrying nway hui.hiingtk drowning stuck' I ami turning thing! topsy lurry generally. [ Tbe ua tally orderly Ariawir*. which is atimmeri* hardly navigable for anything larger than row lMsi*..atretckd farther than did the wnmory df the oldest iuUi>. itant, and the little Fuurabe la Fare, near kVa have rccared many ioquiriea lu re­ gard to tbe'State, and will endeavor to answer Mme. but will say that to give tn adequate description would be impa.iUe, -M everything ia so very different from Mwhigrn, and especially Barry County. The whole of the b->ltoma are very rich, especially' those ia the eastern and aonth-. ern part ; the C*ruu yield a small fortune, yearly, but it ia rosy unhealthy, especially for northern people- The we»tcrn,and nwlli we*u-rn portion* are accredited with will be disappointed if ha be not made baring all of the advantages of toil and their ituudsrjl bearer In the eating cam climate which our «cul so earnestly loop paign ii aomething «bick «■> m»u, union he be mentally porolfo* "* * ’ cxplirsd, aod the oouutty itself ia delight The rank and file ol t fJ. It is oxuidtrcd very healthy geuerthat be ought tu have----- —_ ______ _ 187G-; that he was debated by a combi­ ally,Lal thm spring has been vo very damp, nation cf pJi.Sri.M, and that if the reuti that a, the pneumonia, ueuralgis, etc... meat sad preference of BcpuMivau ruters rrigmid supreme in cur achiat ayatona, we could have Iwcn aaontaioed and rejnuded, hare whtied for "any place, any place un­ he would have ouldiatoutrd any uf bi-ompctitur-. His defeat, thru, initead of der the sun," excepting lhesunny ? South. However, thia bar been a very unhealthy SYRUP • . I'A1U», FlIANCa. > Marell S*. 1HW. j I’sriaiant are now enjoying thr luxury of cheap tekgraphie ratea to the IftritM Suu». Since Sunday, dapatchr. to New word, instead of 3 fr. “Se- cr aer.oly flyc . cents a word «• formerly. The eau»e uf I this cvna'^tenble deereoc in price i« tbe ( opening of the new "P. Q.* French Al-I Untie cable, the charges over which were ! aououcced to he UO oenrimet a word. ’ .1* •»oa a* the Anglo,Amman Company found that its rival was prepared to trans­ mit meamgea st that low prims, it immedi­ ately reduced it* Kali) of cbaryps, ao that mccMgea may now be tent by either line at thr uniform rate of igj wn-.hue* a Xord. It i« not probable that thia luxury of cheap tdrgrapby will be of long dnratioe, aa, j already, the French company ia reported lo be trying to nuke arrangement* with its Kogliab rival to establish the old tariff of 3 fr. 75c. per word, and aoencr or later it h thought the two coofianics must am.lgim.ctc, and prices bo put back to theiriprrvioM high rates. t*m of the reason* likely to bring this fudon about it that ou .- uf the nblo of the Anglo-Amer- j ienn Company it known by expert* to be I in an extremely precarious condition' from end lo end. Tbe full atengu life of tn I Atiaatle cable U token at eight years, aad this cable ha* lasted over clcretf ye*n. Should a breakage take place* the entire length will probably be atdtx!>o<-! as worthier, and In such Ate I Be French like will not hare been laid altogether in vain. Thr aoulgamalija of tbeer mpnicwill ef course, and with racne allow «! ju*. tiee, then be described a* a matter of noceuily, and the publie maided in tl cent* by a return to perbapi even high, rtUn than those u.ow prevalent. ! "Society - in not to be thought of in the rtuall towns or in the country. It* summers arc loag and warm,’but far froru diugrecablc: the autumns very plcanaut. and the winter! pleaaant at ff»t, but rather damp and cold about the be­ ginning of aping. We are having regular "Jane weather,' peach tree* arc nearly through bloeoomlog, <hg ‘.‘crap" are in, and gardens *U up. Thi* b a good place to invest capital aod pluck, and if any of your auUcribcra want t<» make a good home for tbcit old" lode in all Jfavpour cvmmuullbw which nge,'!«t them come to Arkauua ami cotne preserve! them from violence. When the powder ia dry there b'ao match, >ud wh.-n the m«tch it lighted, the powder i* wet. But still oo nnc can deny tbe danger, of tire ahttatfon. Politically it m»y be aaaert’ ’ dj^tt-tcothu, PABW, FsASCS I Mind* 19. IKbd.-f A grand revolutionary, aocialiat and communistic banquet wa* held teaUrday, under the ainpieo. •?! the Radical newspa­ per, L’Ef-tlil'. in ptWiratioa nf the anni­ versary of Marsh. 18 The paper appeared who, cun and all. reject e'rricrlrim and There on thuocchiion printed in red foK-, kU bate a perfect horror <>f Juanita. ctu hr tin greater mbtake than to rrganl France aa «o athciniol orirreUaiuu»couu the banquet with (heir presence, rbout ’’**•------- » far fewer p-tfe rn»*ryimi*u WO puen« in alt aitiias down—including in Germany or England. Gtenuca. Spaniard., Italian,, and Itawiaa I • poop's ।<1 this (-wotry ne.d have ha fear that lie would out enf-rcc thr exi-.itutiocal and legal right uo l ihim !■> that Hgh office. Since bi. a J;, nf to public life he Las ussuifc.tc-1 uu alt re.a.i tn- ou irou-runolntion and intrepid courage. HU tenure of office would be clwrocteri.-.-d by a fearlou obedience to tbe reuKitnti-»i aad in? pastel o'T quietly, the eotnpany d -i’.i piririis *< much a* they do the gos­ resol red ilselt into a meeting. hot, io order pel, and they are oven more cagtr l-> reareh Here i more folly to keep up the cqoalityof the tliaotlrey are reads to dtsbcix.re. I idea, oo pteridreit waa elertcd. Xuwrrooa hat bc- n iliegeu/Bc mbtaknoftha Ultra i«c»u«3 they said faith wi* I I inO.aueinitory t-It-grims. from different montan.wanting, tlin| hare trie-1 to sepply its place I I part, of France and Europe, announcing •the writ-being of the cau»e in tlieirrerpert| ire neighborhood*. and congratulating the ' Frosch Socialist. on their banquet. were their nominee they ■ .uld io agirryrire. read amid great applaure. probably dur to They would barn nothingle expLSa <‘r Washington Letter defend. Blaine aimre 1*1* appvsnan upon prevent,'a .ubstonlia! dinner ta indeed a the political aiag-i ba. done nitliiog which matter for congratulation, and ihe compa­ would need puilluti m or d.-fen* -. His ny, ah whom the champagne- becan tn record, public and private. 1. a. dear a* the »un iu the hui’ meridian, No Idol yr tell.-jolncd in deafening cries of “Vive’.a stain i» to*be «.t* upon it, and th:, fact, together with hi. well known integrity, bee* sung, a eJleetioa war ra.d» for the, ’। The m«wt intrteviing question before comnctency and stalcraandiip. nulr. him support cf the workmen cn •trike and In, Casgresa at the prerent time is -tbe tariff maW more lonnidaLie ihsw.atty other ! on the raw materia) from wide!, the rdaeawhoae namo ia now prominently mculfoned aid of future Berdtitiotm; but a* tbe, lio:i *f tlii< great, people If derived, and amount raised only rosehed somethin;: in connection with li e presidency. cr. tip. median* through whteli a largo ' With him at our Jra-fcr Michigan would proportion’d the lra<ioc» of th, wiont'rj roll up an unprecedented K^ablicau »>jerity, and it ia to bo hoped that those trhu ic cvednivcd. Ufef paper ouim dear will represent ut iu our state cuuvcutir.n Yesterday Irving March 18, the day on newspapers, dear txwirr. door writing ranand that thin,: who will represent tt» ia tbe national convention will be iaflueoevd and which the Commune began Juul nine yeare tonal, dear cnvdop~. It handicap* tbe ccnttolled not by politicians but by pofi- ago. the riuister event was commemorated ratouectn*!, commercial and oocial .life of nlsr feeling and preference. T. B. W by a monster ucc-ting, held at tbe Rath tbe uxMf active and progress re pcrepfo ld>w Ecolo, in the Hue d'Arras. Tlio to the world. That legidaton should fa­ . Prohibition in Maine. lull wsa hung with rod, a pla»ter bust of vor this monopoly or I mitate for ■ mo­ Aacotding to the Maine paper, the pre- the Republic adorned the back of the ment to etrike it down n too mcnctrCiu to bilritory liquor law in that State, so far pisiform, and above it appeared a scroll believe. It it B crime agaitwt tbo child at from being a failore, ia, in tin effects, a wilii the tingle word '‘Amnastie" inscribed school, again*! the laborer-by hi. evening rwy great auccc It i> now twenty-nine thereon in letters of gobi. Round the bmp, against the age and »train.t pancriiy hall wcrotijr-eodaJ Venetian lamp* of a that th« intelligence of t,ho future, upon ruddy hue, which threw a Uriel glare upon which our political, and axial wtlffire m ’ PHT8ICIAM, CLEIOTMEN A3I3 THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TMBMFR OF THE AGE. TUTTS' PILLS TUTT’S PIUS TUTT'S PILLS X.-l.. TUTTS PULS TUTT'S PILLS TUTTS PILLS TUTTS PILLS TUTT'S PIUS TUTTS PILLS WASHINGTON. REMEDIES EILWADSI4C .TMXVfc. ra *.*' •*. p^#JOHNSTOTTS Michigan Contra! Railroad SARSAPARILLA ura atrasi, GRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. Tb» itsliaKa )ih«r( Um EAST ANU W13T To AM> FROM GRAND RAPIDS AND DETROIT stssu. __ SWi the 2^00 motley bead* congregated below. largely depend*, shall be rertrictcd and di. I Blood red bmner* flcaled here au-/there, minbhed that a few coarre men may grow | and near the door was fixed a placard rich. It m important that bread shall bo ewing achine which had already done dutf «u a previ- cheap, for without it the body will die. ! otre rxcaalou, and which ran thu* ;J‘8trike it m supremely Import int that iutdligsnc.- . for the 1 'nivenal Commune. Kchabili- shall hi cheap, for it is the food of the j OtrhUtd it Apptarcta, uifcd is our cause Avenged it will be. mind. Where ixm man I* employed in ! UtfanKcicd it Sutfidcify, Glorified it will remain. Ninili anniver- nuking paper or word pip a hundred are ' Utsurpastfit Constriction, Mty of tha lUvoluilon of March 18 employed, lo the art of printing. It may ; ) Utprcctdatcd it Peptlarity. 1R71.-’ Clone by atom! another banner, be raid tliat jn*t » inauy will find cm- ' f.sd Undisjritd it tht Broad Chin upon which flamed ihe words “Vite la pfoyment uu tiewspipen, fur example, f (lommunc " After some prelimiuariea lud been i-oue through, the Citoyentis Routodc, ■ great Mar among the Socialista appeared al the tribune and made* tbo speech of the evening. 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HASTINGS, WITH TABLE RAKE ATTACHMENT, principle of the hop., and bringing out their fine tunic element.. "Very prettily and plausibly »*id. But it won't do any barat to gel down to the root of the matter. 1 know something about tbe manufacture of malt liquors, and from my knowledge of the proccM, have no Very high opinion of their foodgivite qwatey." “Malt u barley ; and, if I am not mbtaken, barley rank* next to wheat a* food," returned Lealic. “Aod I udder ■Und that in making * gallon of ordinary tecr MX jiound* of barley arc nsed, which ought to make it almo*L as nutritious a* ' 1'or Reaping needs only mentioning, they have been sold here for 1 Twenty years and there is not lew than ONE THOUSAND of them now in use in Barry t.'uuiity. Over six car loads were /<>hl _ ; last year and nearly a car load have been sold this setMon. I also 1 xell the ' . cording to the gre.t ehemut, Baroo Idobig, il can be prtwetl to I a mathematical certainty, that there 1* more nutrition in *• much flour ae can be laid on tbe point of a tabla;keif* than la two gallon* of tbe llllllil! BHRYK!! IBO!!!' Having purchased the interest of Burns Messer in the Agricul- i turol Business, I shall hereafter conduct the business alone. 1 will continue ta keep the full line of Machinery, 4c., heretofore sold 11 I by Messer Bros., und wish to call your special attention to a few of the principal Implements kept for rale. The old reliable i »TTC3BL3E!'5rJE: ?. ..' (‘.I’Vi. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. 1880, 3MEOXXZ3E! JFI. And-have added to these the full line of WALTER A. WOOD, <’onsjutinjr of the IRON MOWER, SWEEP RAKE REAPER ttnd BINDERS. He is the only manulhcturer who hxu n eutfeemIttl TWINE HINDER. Don't forget that IJjavc a cur load of STUDEBAKER WA.G-ONS Every Wheel is “It ban Mill Mteuty-fiv* pre rent. left, and that ta ruber more than Baron Liabig ' admit* in looae aaaertion." I “If malting were tbe only axhauating proem* to wbteh the barley w*t aubyreted , I but it m not Next cumea the prooum of I ‘emaabiog.' a* it ia called, in which the March of th* barley ia cbaogad into aagar. andnearly* third more of nutrttioo ten. I In fermentation another fourth ia cam vert­ ed into alcohol, and n> de*troy»d. In •fin­ ing cornea a Mill further Lae, until out of the aix pound* of barley only about ten I will tell you some other time about the Engines, Sa» -Miilfl, [Threshers, Ckivcr Ilullerfl, ie. Reopeetfslly Your*. \ CHKSTEiR MW Harting.. Mick. .Mareh 1.1. l4-> . Th<t only place to get Broadhend AlpacaR (hut you can wash and do up without shrink­ ing or fading. Of tbe Owtb Slurp lint just n-lurnrid fro moat uoihpletc .--tock of Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls. Fancy Goods, DENTIST .Michiian NasMls All wark r.rs-»»llr stt«c.<t«l t> CLOTHDtG AND FURNISHINQ GEODS. ff- Cante, Siu sod OraaiBital of the latest styles ia endless varieties. I bought iny stock early spcalriag with drcuioo. • anil c m .-ell lower than any other Store. Call!and get.prices bo- poufon, •Nonsense, I'.tmin I You can laka an­ P A IN TER fure purchasing elsewhere LEWIS STERN. 42-41 Sweet’s Hotel, iRAPIM. - - -........... r. PIIKKRIAU, Ms«i.««r. other a* well a* I can. Ther* is oo eattefaction in drinking alone.'* • Mnvb •billed, bat you must excuse me. I can't lake anything more to-night Lut I'll wait fur you." •No ; il yon will not join me, tbero'a There was a apatklc of humor in hie e,“Well, no , 1 won't my that I'm afraid. But 1 nr.rrr frel as wall after a seremd The question came almoet as a Mrprter to Pitman. Ho had never thought of rotting it to hiujsdf in thia direct way. • Doyon feel as well?" queried Uarfie. The Price of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 per box of 100 r lb. with a smile. ••I’m not certain that I do; at least, not ban* —75 lbs. in the box. To any one who will #cnS tin mi order MICHIGAN KXCHANGE HOTEL Tbsaw. SMS ssirnitr treat'd tetslia 1< rrren*. The first hotel in tlioBtato to reduce rate*. The first hotel in the Slate with Piaarager Etevalor. “And yd, if I am not mistaken, scarcely a day pumw that you do not drink one or two glasses of beer. What am I tn iufsr? If I were a. well Mtisfiol a« you seem to be uf the hurtful tlontur of malt liquor, do you •upp-wc. much ae I like a plroa now and then, that 4 would touch the "Y’ou can prove it if you rare ta do _ . f ___________ __.. . — _ _____ , — and that by a very *impk> pence**." , thru |4«ciag hot Laud in that uf hi* com -How?' K )—t.*---------“Take a pint of beer and rvapoeate it. j After tbe fluid pert ha* disappeared, run j will have the tolid rroidum. tn which all that b nutrUiooi will be found. Scientific men have made thi* tret rarrfully and of Ice, and it ha* bren eMabhahrd beyvo.l ! controversy that a gallon of ordinary hralt ! HO^E AGAIN HOME AGAIN for 10 boxes with cairfj, $52.50 we will send one box extra free ar leave ono dull, and not ajwaw with an European Politic*. ' An ofieial nr acmi-o®rial organ of Prince Biamark dcckrcd not a great while rinee, but when it waa yet believed that the Beactutfiekl government and the imperial policy were in no danger, that tbe peaeaert Europe could not be unionised unltw England aupported the alliance of Auatria and Germany—uf wbteh alfbnee. when it waa first formed it may be remem­ bered the filarqub of Satebur'r expressed mora gushingly hi* extravagant admira, non , and since, aa w welteoown, the Earl of Ikwotuflrid hitwelf telmJ „f nothing in the world an much as of preserving the pf»t of Europe, k fat highly probable that id matter out the ninety »ix ouncre. or | hand to the new ord,r of thing*. 1 hat* atx pound*, with which thn proreivaf malt , taken my lae* giao of ale. And I thank itq; bey.inHow much of (hb(fa food it ■ you for baring upeeenl my rye* and Mt me would be bard to eay." ‘ to thinkin? I only wonder at your boldl Lellte ahrugged Me ahouldrr*. a» Im ro- ! tug out »o lodg, with all thaee facla before piled with ■ gnmtcc : “Rather ■ beggarly 1 your eye*' account of empty boxer " • “I uev.-y looked them »o aquarely in the “Ye*, rather,” returned tie friend. •• Bull fane. We ate all inclined to make light ebemi>lry, going a little deeper into the 1 of f*<-t» that Rand in the way of our *ppematter, trila uji that in thia proem* of gel- I Ulc* or fancie* anti to nothing are w« ling rid of nearly al) that u valuable -i» : mor* inclined t„ du lb>» than in our reding nutrition in the barley', over three ounce* 1 and drinking.” of ateobol ore produced, which gtvm the ' You are rfcht there." wav laatlre'a re^ liquor ita real atlroMiou aa a hevwagn. 8o,| *paoa& aa the two young men «w and after all.it ia only bop jute* and the ex walked quietly oat of the restaurant, reeb tract of malt, from which nearly all tl>e1 rroolred never to enter it again. nutrition ha* teen token, mixed with alco-1 hoi to make il exhilarating, that we grt I in our plcaaanl glam of ate, tn make which over a pound of good food ha. linen deI’jUH-t, Foxxes, | . March 29, 1W0. ( Politic* are entirely, and biwinero »li»to»t entirely, laid aside, and Pane baa given itself a tbonmgh holiday. Yolerday and that, after oil, it ia only an&Urer diaguive to-day crowd* of feoj-lc. favored by the fur aloohol. wkkb every iutelliqtut mau lovely weather, bare been enjoying the know* eanoM bo takeu lain I bo ayktem fresh air, and today all thoee who have, regularly, no matter in bow many, email quantiiira, without injury to Mme of the not guan Io the opening of the racing aea*>n at I>ongcbamp« are rilling under the “Thai’v what I abouM cal! cc<tingMown to bard poo,” aald Irmlie, with a ahrwi. dry long Mream uf earriagre going to and re­ laugh. “Om wuuU think you'd teen turning from the Ruh. l^aaior liat brought readies up with a view co beoomin.; a uv the tunil number of “ personally-contemDuraoee lecturer." "No; I never expect to drift into that Engtwh tongue, though not al way* that uaunlly drecribcd a* “tha Qoeea’a,'' i* 1 beard flam oo- Ind of tbe French capital to thn other. Tha tbeatroi are ’in' full awing, the Hippodrome ha* juat opened, the above-menlioued racwa an: going oo tieartbe biatortcal windmill *1 Loagehamp*, •o that, with tha addition of the Ginger­ bread Fair at the other,and of Pari*, via itora from abroad, and holiday maker* from within cannot complain of a lack of Bnux, OxsMAxr, > March 31,1880. S Political koeiety here ie no; altogether And what wunld Ite rwmlt ten been ? If we take into'eoMlderatkio Prince Bb- unaSeeted by . tbo deetian fever now mark’* melted of apenking * .tell find verging towarda Ite elimax in England foe, that by “Ite preservation ot the jrarc uf of all foreign nation*. Germany ia prob­ Earop*" he doe* nr. intend prceteiy what ably moat intererted in the eoootixauon thore word* would rignify in ordinary use. His mnu>* joat the oootrary. In saying and principle of tbo next British Preliathat th. prace of Europe eanoot be pre­ served untea. England dowi ao and ■», ho tacan. that the war be ha* had in hi*' would be diS-uk to ahow that th* infermind'* eye for a jear or more cannot be mad. in the cirrtrmslancr* in which he cat* of England and Germany are not idamdrairm to make it unteat England commit*, tteal, and Prinee Btemark, backed by all henvifto his Mteme. For how b peacei hu countrymen, would prefer to nee the preserved except by making war? In fact,, dura of a Cabinet to Downing atreet, inio |hb respect all the military hero** and1 ftu< need by the aame vtewi oo the foreign emperors aud adwrate* of great armament*' pUtey of Great Britain m the out going occupy prectely tte same ground route pra« aoctetitt. They all want free and; Minbtey. Germany tea, or teiiere* ate ar* all ready to fight to get it, usd all tte te*. a bleat tee in Ratal*, and an Eagliah great Wars base no other object than to'U'eriiament, therefore, firmly rewired to curb and witlutand the territorial ambi• lion of that bug*£la*oaio Power, would be hated by both partita to Ite Anatroi German undentaoding aa a etrong and 1 efisetive ally in maintaining peaea. Tha German Pre** hw by ihb time pretty wrU uttered the miod of the Empire upon the aabjeet, and though I might haw Ktrebed far aad questioned freely. I bare tbe prreervatioa of the pmre, the cuaquot of eoma Power that atenda or arem. to •trod ia hi*, way. In thb particular iaManre. the troublerotue Power waaapparently llumia. ami for inSie^iaml. Tbo jouroato here, il ia true, t>i» reamn alone bit plan* were lumnrd tn frankly eoafrai) that iboir views oa 'lbo with aympalhy intbo high Jingo circlet of queatioa aro primarily influenced by Sa the Britah adnnui*lratioo. Few things perhaps would naturally arem more rea c-.nri.Lraliuo. of what might be called vonable to llmrontflrid and Salhbary than arif-ioterewt, but they Ukawiaa reek to the propocitaon* that Rwna i* tbe »rch khaw that eeeu from their peculiar point enemy of human peo«[<ri<y an4 peace and of virion a Tory'Miiualry would confer oa that ahe ein only be rwtrainrel by indul­ gence io a •■•pnu-i foreign policyr- un tbc England . .npcrior number of Namiuga. fart of Kngland-thal m. by Ute me of They are at great paiu to compare tbo EuglUh flreto, perhap* Engliali troopa, and prox-nt weight and fame of Greet Britain certainly Fmgiish money in “iretonng the nu tkc Cuniiacst with the decadect otate pveMign of England no tha Continent”— m other word*, earrviig out lie Iliamark- of it. premige Wore Lord BeeomaMd un program®^ ••They've got ttei ibip*. they've got the men. and they've got the money, too," and why uot um: them, even though they get uaed np in obtaining a preismd to be a belter judge than English­ men themaelvca u to what is politically good C»r them, but it cUium to bo abte to rvpsxalaoe the unprejudiced imprewsicn national policy. They were played upon by 1’riore Bnmark iu hi* endeavor to pteee E.gUod before he ventured co an­ other great conflict. Bui if Rurnia WM in fact tbe enemy • picked oat ter immediate atteotbn by the great contriver and organiacr of all the modern ware why dore he want to fight agreeable aenaalion hero," laying bia band ao often dracribcj that I need only aay a premium. Or the orders may be sent to nut for one or more oo bi* aiomach. “And eemetimea one that it eotnpnse* ihb year the usual numboxes at a time, with remittance, and when we have thus received roya th- penally nf a btodaehe-" ••ll'a tbo hoadache io . the aecond glam Aceording to your showing, it b a simple ter of *tlr*etioai in ite shape of fat woorders for IV boxes wc<wil! send the eleventh box freed* proposed extract of hop* and malt. In which a cer­ lapslniftsiDiuiu-raisiiliillfa above. If you do not wish to send money in- advance you nitty deposit it with any bunker or merchant in good credit in your town with the understanding that he is to remit it to ns on receipt of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address I* *>m »iwa***1a«41iwtartroMl«te-*»»av aw: CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets, New York. JM 0. Keep. otaMtandy on tend LIME. HA1K. STUCCO. OBMBNT, BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. , PLOWS. 1 DRAGS (Tirn'AToBs. novBLrmnjVEL flowh. SAWS FILED. LEPT Chain, Tails Bitoab, MJ® PLOWS. “lf it were only that, it would Lo bad enough, and one might well qdtotion a man . prudence who habitually indulged in inch teveragee. And if wo ar* to credit many of the book* in which the art of brewing is fully ret forth, a groat variety ol hurtful aubvtaocoi arc u*ad to give pe­ culiar and more attractive quahtw* to the come a dronkard. A glam ol ate, a mint julep, or a whbky punch b a pteaaaut thing to lake now and then ; but one mual •ocultu lodieua, rollpctre, boxglova, green not itrfulg* too frequently— it un'l safe. •uppers*, henbana, jalap, opium, our vom' Lquor ia tempting and dangerous aa we fau, !<:.-> “Hold ontterc 1” interrupted Leslie; Your bow is too ioag “To weak satires” *»i<! 1-ealie, with a “that will do. Brewers are no) quire tlx fools yon wouldJ alight tone of ooutcm|>t in hte voire. 1 "But you and I have too mueb air. ngth of cJurat*, r to te in any great danger from , tkiaaonrcc. ^-wouM dwpiae mytelfif I . "Cold water, or milk, or any wholeaomo beverage produce tn object lite that in three or four years ? I finer n<4. And Paya tbe higliwt Cash price for all kind* <•( P»™m Pro- I' ^trmt'ra will do well tn <N>niault Mr. Crtwy te'fore P»rch*»I ing any of the above artidea, at to 'Elemtor. corner of Broad | BM and Railroad Streets. n^ngs. April, 2. 1879- 49 tain amount of alcohol has been developed by f*rmentalion, containing a tm email amount *f nutrition, and hurtful to the hnman ayMem iu cunaequcoo* of ita alao- Kos' Ygitis, Bjjs aid (Mira Reaperand Mowers. ' that you're m«*t afraid of," **id Ixdie. looking amiiMd. “Not th* danger of get­ ting to love tbe Muff." “No, I ren't aay that ia it, for I don't often pay tbe penalty of a headache eltlxr f.ir the firet or aaeood iodulgvnaa," replied Pitman, in a atraightforward manner, L. J. WHEELER wan the greut preaeat point in'tte Prince'a programme. Bat now Kugiand ia out of hb combination. H« cm make no ar. rangement of that aurt with the Ktenb. and If be ha* made one with the tori* it will not held. Thu b not tbe leant good to humanity aecurcd by tbe Britmh ite making oT one more «»et treaty wjiich would ifave put England into that ADRIANCE REAPER. • With. Patent Tire Slop® Shoulder Spoke. rolled in boiled oil. • WHOLENO. 1302 Mimulato, gain a gradual and ineroaviog Mren-th, and we weekly yield to ite ioeare I sent demand*-" “But if what you allege be true, where m our guarantee that tho ala we drink ia a pure malt liquor, and not a **ducing poi. son ?" aakod Ix-rfie. , . ' “None at all, and if w* jad«* from the •talc of health and ite appearance uf regular beer dripkera, we must conclude that at leaat aome uf the deteterioaa arti­ cle* just named barn beta u-«d iu ‘doc taring' mat of the atuff we nail beer and (unb mu of a Britah Minhtry. t’.iefoemalJy to certain prom-vc* made trot S.-srion. i'rioee Bbmark bro j«M pre eentad to tte Imperial I'uiiamcut a very iustractire paper co emigration fruai Gcroany during tte year 1879. Frac staiwtfc*' therein tabulated iu appear* that no fewer than 33,337 rabjecla of tte Km |*rc, nearly two-thinb being mate, took ehip teat yrar for foreign pert* al Bremen, Hamburg,Btettln, oe Antwerp, by tar the greater number going to tte United Siatra and British North A meric*. After thorn cocaine* Australia sad Braxil seem to be the must attraotiv*. This emigra tlou total la the largut alnee 1874. when the figure w*s 43,112 ; 1873 and 1873, immediately after tte vrar, atewiag tte vvrr f..rmi,labte result* of 133,650 and ltl'J.638 nwpeetively. Coming to tte variova Btare. uflb* Empire, on* find* that the grand total Of 33,327 emigraut., Fran■ia. wish a populalteu of over 25,300,000, contributed more than 31,000 or a*v» chrmrtha ol tbe whole, white Bavaria Ml 2,69.1, Wurtemberg, Saxony, Broten, H<*w, and IIstabarg following item in the order of their rcspretiv* jouraa. Throe figure*, it must te reroemterwd, only guag* the flow of German emigration tkrough a torn shows, raaadateuta, wax-works, for­ tune tollers, and natural, or rather unnat­ ural, phen I men*, aueh n ten*, dog*, and l*mh«, with a superfluity of wcka, log*, dismay into the hearts of those who delight in n fcrot of horrir, namely, the polk* to hold, io »bo»1r the rirateyte ground upon which hu rnemte* mu«t coneeotnue ediet, wbieh foebids the entry ol keepers to fight ham. . into the cage* of wild animate. Parte has There aro two forero in eooatant opera­ tion wbteh tend to break down every­ seldom eojoye>l a more plrvunt boater. where stick entero* sa that now matneuv. An imaiearc crowd vieited M. Loyroa'i «*l by 1‘naoe Bbmark. Oa* b th* rechurch on Good Friday, inrinding a large actio* t>f etter nations against tbo exercise number r.f llMnaii Catholic*, anxious to hear how tte ex-[«to« of tteir church wtruld treat the subject* pecsillar to th* solemn d.y. Thi* bold, striking bMorjal .ketch of the Jewish .udon mm* tte time-of the lApiau tragedy was very different to poteou Bonaparte and of Prinoe Bbamrk tte mild platitude*, varial by acathing a local opintet b solxtitutwl for the regu­ lar operiiticn of 0>n bateaeo ol power; but th* bateooe of power » a primitive peiitifrom tome pulpit*. Wlh remarkable eel rootrivanrc wbteh epenta* ao Mnorably frarteaanew h* diJ'aot ahriak, oa tho an­ and in aaeh gsocrally happy .econi with niversary of the S-srioc's death, from trac­ ing beforo hi* cuugwgatum Ite picture, op the auffcring* and peraeratteoa undergoim tad that mote VI. never pa d, but I do wot remember .you? Stranger—W«l>, I'm Ite man. Stem then fortune ba* been up and down with nr, aud-now It'* up and I'm ubte to pay yeu and ratrota* upon iotaraat. B‘* ite only ib'iag I own in throe parte. 1242. �Korroa or m Bawsn . D*ar Sir . —I o-xioe in your iwu of kat woek a letter from the pen of J. W. Cu* lor, ia which my name U made prominent. ly puff - 1 gave him ia tl>* JKwSlaaM*«m OcmCmh A'Hrnmtt m* time ag*. ' A* the geutlrenan aeeme to bar* enjoyed th* “paff," permit me, through year column*, to give him aMth*r of the tame kind. If IU one 1 gave hij> hm pul acveral dollar* into hi* pocket, I aa* ear* a nteu of hi* etemp wiU not object to another But a* you read eu you notion that the geuUcmaa doea not enjoy the •puff " *o well after all, and that h« itrtvn v*ry hardly to break th* fore* of my letter to Noli** bnw be eodeavoe* «o do thlt: 1. By an attempt at ridicule ia which be only naa'aaa himaelf ridieniott*—but a* for that, 1 earn nothing about U. 2. By an attempt at an argument, which for ahalfowMaa and mural turpitude I aev- th* aak* of argument, that I am guilty of the charge made, bow doe* Lori Muter know but that th* Spirit of th* Moat High • It tma* lo u* that I<r*uwal politic* are prompted rue to paa* myadf for a Cbriarunning rather high, aodtehe <|ue**ioa of th* availability *f the candblatea pr*po*ed that for a good tad holy parpoa* the Groat aareating too mneb importance in the pre­ Spirit of tha Cairene prompted ma to paa* liminary diteumion ef the preeideaey ia myaalf off for a member of the M. E. Republican circle*, and that if nr* la not Church of Haatiagn. Mich , ia order that I •xarciaad yealeuaiea ire likely t* be God might hay* the gfory da* me." aroueed that will endanger th* nwmi of want joa aapocrally to notie* tbe conclud­ the Mocerefvl candidate at Chicago, al ing word* of thro* quotation*—“tha glory the poll* in November. Thi* m*>t not be. Th* triumph^nf th* principle* tha^ th* Republican party of to day raprmww*., i* cf paramount importance, and they ought not to be aodanymd by the gratifimiioa of the penon*! a mbitfon of any mao or j* w think-thi..hvuld Iwraually done without drtrartmg from th* marit* of th* P*n*mI favoeitn* of oth*r member* uf tha party, wi.o an all pre*um*d to ba alike Intonated far th* triumph of th* prioriptarf th* party by the election of it* favorite* before tbe noutination. alill the the grand fart remain* that cMteft of 18*0 ie.betweea organiration* repreteat ing ypey distinct element*, and not be- the IlepubUraa party i* pledged to a per. actuation of th* bighcat form of civilira. "«wn and gather* wider it* protentiog car* the free *cbool«,' a fiw* p*«n», *• buueri currency, equal proteRiow to the 'killed band and brain of the operator, and tbo enterpriae and capital of the borinem man. That it demand* proteetioo for the Ameri­ can laborer from tbe ehcap cumpctitfon of tbe pauper labor abroad and unqualifiedly olaime for Crery man c«|ujl right* before the law ; plitew'th. Ullot box beyond the reach of raifianUm And that it further de­ mand* that erery woier ahall be protected in hi* right to ro<» uoce at every elect ion, and to have that vole hoocAly counted and allowed in makiag up tbe sum total of lb* valea. That it ripauNw** with loathing that cannot be. exprreaed ia word* th* performane* of Gamion tn Main* and Ifonil Kearney iu California and their ro­ adj aten everywhere. And to tu it auem* of vantly more importance that th*** priaciplra aboald win *t the poll* ia Novem­ ber, than that any particular candidate ■hculd be aticeemfol at Chiaagu, how«v*r Now, I submit that tbo mural turpitude, and attar want of integrity aa revoalnd io ■a argument like thia, stamp the author ol it a* morally equal to any ebarg* aaggat•d in my latter Io lb* Adoocaleof Chicago. Th* thing h aimply blaaphrmov, X By an attempt to explain a malice convict raenped by awimmiag aero*. H*U Gate to AmovU Nothing vary remark ■bl* alrau that, uf nrare*. That happen* every day or tww. fhe curioua part of i tbe atory i* that tlrare w*a a polire—an oo land who took him into etmtody m *oou m he got out of the water, 1 ball*** M^araIril to thi* roincidcMo M M tb* police record* *f thi. viriahy ; and in fact, thi* alleged faet would hardly recaiv* credence but far a rircumatanre which will be Mind further on From thi* point, however, tb* Moey nounda morn natural. Ow l b* way to tha Mallon bora* th* convict told tbe ofiow that on* of hi* fallow oonvicta lhej till Com to th. Frail. FOR LESS MONEY AT reported to law tu reclaim lb* arri-.g htuband, but wa* defeated, and now aak* the Coon foe damage* Tha tfociuoo t* eagerly watched foe, a* there i* a natural I. By a bit of blotter la which h* eballeogaa m* tb a public debate in CnitJtf hall, on the aubj*c«, -Resolved, that the M. E. Church .including Leri Maaur) ia infidel to the leaching* of Chriai." AU' I bar* to aay to that ia, that if. ever 1 aypaer in public debate, I ahall waat to debate 1'aMor Cong. Church. * with ao honert man. And than, too,'!/ New if b* want* to explain, l«t him exahall waat to debate a qiantteu with *i I \ plain. And. by tha way. it might be well for him to explain why a letter ran»e ta th* aecrotary of one of the Maaoute Lodge* E. Church hrn admitted into her pulpite, in thi* place, aakiog about hit Mandiog io particularly. on the Sablwlh day, a man the Fraternity here. like J. TV Ciutcr, aa th* champion nf a Ha* ba been codcar oring to paw him. Holy Can**, ahe ha* been infidel lo tbe leaching* of Chrite. .See Matthew 7-1 &.) It would be toe much, Mr. Editor, to aak you to pnbitah all (he errerpondeoe* I hare io my poaaemioc on thia Coater matter. I had not thought to gire it to th* public at all until I raw Mr. Coater a inquiry of ooe Cualer ia rereived with many thank*. Said Coater came tu Syl­ vania oa Tunaday aflernoon ; (topped at th* Lathrop Houae, a etriclly tcmDeran** AN OHIO MAN. YOU CAN GET THE BEST Sylvania.' Wbotaidnof , .My letter doee not my anything of th* kind. ■ It would aeem by thia that there are matter* of fact connected with hi* atoy at Sylvania, Obit>, that, in hie own catimatfon, need in explanation, and when I have *ubmitted lo your reader* »ome eurreapoodence that I have in my pvaaeatioe. they undoubtedly from th* prater of lb* M. K Church. and ■till another from the pastor of th* Congre­ gational Church, all of Sytraaia, Ohio. T gire them ia th* order ia which they ram* fLOWXi POTS, suns is sms SUUD BUF. new. Com* here *oom other time and w* will gladly welcome you." Coater Mid, “I do Mt think I or my iMture will do you any hans." It wm finally arranged that he abcmld tactsre M . ffaturday and Sunday evening* Tbe next wuening while eaUmc on one of my member* (Mr. AdaU), Bro. Cator and Mr. Cuater earn* io, and Bra. Cator introduced Mr. Crater to the family, raying , that ho waa a Methodwt brother, end h* wiabod them to entertain him in pert, ca I officer did not give chaa*, but berried pecially si to lodging, until tbe next Moo , । down to lb* ahor* to (pprcbeod the other day (Th*a bring Wedomday morning 1.1 , euavict which hi* late primmer had de­ Bro. Cater had arranged with a.>m« other : dared waa making hi* way lo lb* - Long familta* fur Mr. Crater to gnt hh meal* at lakod ibore. I need hardly add that the their boawa. Mr. Crater accordingly took eoofidiag cop waited ia vain for th* aupShia abode at Mr. Adefc'e WedMwfay, porition* fugitive, and finally went to uroday and Friday evening* Mr. Crater | bendqurterr very mock crmtfaUes to attended our meeting*, took part therein, I • rdato bi* rad atoey aod taro over the epeaking each «r*uing, and always indicat . I captured coat in corroboration thereof. ' tug and expeoming cympithy with the! i A curioui lawrait, in fad, th* meat orating*. Oa Wednenday ermilng, at the I I novel that ha* com* before our court*, i* raggmtaoo of Bro. Cater, I naked Mr Cua- i ou trial before Judge NrilMU and a jury ler lo aak* th* opening prayer, which he I io tb* cuurt room, and before tbe aatne declined doing, after meeting coming to me end ezewetng himaelf by raying be wm judge a* Theodore Tdtew'a real agaitut IN THEONLYMEDICINE .That Acta at Che Same Time on THE LIVER, ' THE BOWELS, ■ PAINTING MY WORK > and the KIDNEYS. his Mason batter than ever before. I ntu determine.) to make *i good a Wagon ns is sold by anyone. This I will prove to any ton who will cal! al my shop. Price lower than anv other <«<! WAGONS OR BUGGIES. . tTEMBBU XUFHI1M. Among a larg* number of mw and , elegant rretdaonoa now ia promaa of arect' iou in Fifth aveoac are fit* magnificent bquam. palace* io fact, far' variuu* mem I ben of the V aoderbilt family Thane Sv* I manatoa* aro to eue. all told, 11,850^00, 1 tbe moat eipaaMv* bring that of young ■ CorMfina, who propoore to egpend thrum quarter* of a mtliiou an a home Our New York Street eUaaing Bureau hat great difieultie* to eouteod with. Il , oo aocner make* pewit v and artiatic little face of th* earth that 1* daapieablr mean.' m-jundl uf din, thia* adding to lbw archi it lathe purely hypocritical on*. toconal taauty of our rwoowoed city, than With the facta of thia currmpoodcurv j in my pomeraion, if I had raid nuthio? about them, and had tacitly coo*enlr-l to . b» carver, and that bad **a|*ted him to ' impure upon th* people, then in hi* **ti- H. Cator, Mclhodiat.and made known baa buaiucM. Uro. Cator and Bn>. Tbompwo of tbe Congregational Chureh were in the midat of a aenm of meeting* . they did nut foe! like Mopping th* meeting* for a lecture ef My kind. Said Coater reprenanted that b* vu poor, had aa invalid wife, and wai not able to pay board at tbo hotel, and Lnt us hive Fair Play. requeued that if they would procure him It aertainly aeemra* though the De­ bsard until Saturday he would remain, Our Washington Uttar. troit f’nar d Trafote* wm going a good and deliver bimacll of hi* temperance uu IT. alao way* out uf iu way, in view of th* yrwR- Salurday and Sunday night* WaaBiwinos, April 15, 188#. knowo public etntimeot of Michigan, to A remark able debate ia now guiagon manufacture public Motimcni for General ia th* Senate oa lb* Ganera Award bill, Grant, by auch article* a* that in Friday'* and lb* ioicrcaUng feature of il i« that r«p«r, entitled “Foaling tbe Book*." TV* •ubmiuhal there ii, today, no probability uiog amtrnt with tbe Democratic lawyer*. that the vol* of cither I'coneylvaaia or He maiatain* that tb* people who owned ■hip* that’ ware dwUreyed by the rebal I Grant, and that M the *enlrary th* crui*en, whether they cam* attfotly nnder j friend* ol Mr Blaine with good ream, th* view of the Geneva Conference ur Sut,! claim *t leaat a atrong minority, of the ahould be rcimburaed rather than the Io-1 vote* in each of iben* drlegatir at, and wa aurano* Cempknice, which madt large think that lb* probahilitia ar* that ia profit* from the ahip owner*. Pennsylvania, Mr. Blaine will g*t the ma­ jority rote oa thafirot ballot. Hat friend* tbare amen that be will do that, and ib*y ought to kMw . breidca. ia flew of th* public expmaiea there, if th* party ia rep HASTINGS. I atn belling Farm Wagons thia year cheaper than anv ;-. the country. I warrant every Strok of Timber and every Ir .. tbcra to be good. Any Wagon or Buegy of my make that t- l-p • shows p<x»r material, I WILL REPAIR. THE SAME .FREE OF CHARGE if it is seal to my Shop. I atn REED ' 47®4 llutiogs, March 23, 1880. What is it? Ana.—Youl Prescriptions and | Receipts. X_ What is it made of? Ans.--Pure DRUGS only. How is it made ? , Ans.— With care and nccurary. H Where to gel it ? Ana.—At Roberts A Hotchkiss, where you will always find a fol! and select Stock of Drugs and Medicines. Our expense* are light and we sell goods in same ratio. FINE CIGARS AND people who cumpeehend nothing of th* my»l*t:ca of otKeialum. *e*ai to think it would be mneb letter to her* the mini*, tor* hilla abovclvd ietu cart* immediately and taken away’: but their ootioe ia evi­ dently abatud. foe no atreet uAcul within th* memory of th* 4d«et inhabitant ha* largely true ia New York, tod it abouid law and more equity, m Senator Blaine | not be forgotten by tbo** who pewpo** present* it, they would b« more apt to j break out of a window in hfo prfoou and clambered along a elolheriroe aero** to the fairly “ta poet th* Book*,' and thereby aeenr* their right*, back window* of • iroemvnt houae and give tow* ta public sentiment. ahead, but tbe order had been diaarraoged Th* Democrat* were lo th* army 1 mad* a furiou* ateaak 'upon a littln fourAgain, io thi* cmiaty of Barry, k ia by the aicktten. of Li* wife , that he had year old child. Tbe barat mre the child * Mt trn* that Gao ! Grant ia th* raeood or j had to taka car* of her in peraoo for over appropriation bill with tbrir political rider face tn a frightful manner before h* could lo prevent troop* bring*Hationad at th* teeth choice of any cooaiderabl* proportion '! two mouth* wm without money ; had Iv drivun off and killed. bthiaai*/ for *f tbe Republican* Our Republican*.,’ only lectured uuce in the two muuth* , re- poll* But it will, have no effect. Th* right out of tea are foe,Mr. Blaiae ■* their ' oeivod for the l*clure ten dollar*, neren of Coartiluiion plainly giro* the Frraidrot RhtJanriro baa foe th* moat important whkh be rent to hl* wife, and waa hero the power and enjoined upon him th* duty part of ua cargo a lol of forty krg. rail­ final choice, and aimoat a* atrong for any । with only three dollar*, one *f which h* road attire, built by th. HownSoafo Com 1 would have to pay out for hotel bill at of nriag all thu force at hi* command in , noon. W* were bolding union ntraiinp certain cam, and if there i* any threat of Railroad of Bratul Thi* Km fo a partioduturbancc by Ifomocnta in any aectioa at th* limo, and he took a very active part alar pet of the large-minded and pragrenm | iu them. We let him May until Sabbath, oe eketitre or nay other day*. Prreidcnl iv* aovemgn who*. Um* it hear* and who which WM the day far our t 'nioo Tuupcr- Haye, will not ae* lb* peace bruk.n for , *m* meeting, he ngreriog to May for th* th* lack of tree, wbeebrr of th* army er coUeriioo. I procured him a place I* Mop ■o m tu nar* bt<* bia hold hilL Then | where h. Mopp*d, b. falrifiwi me and fam Uy, which cairned n>« much pain, and । greatly iareorad the ehurch and the batter ' ” ------ li.'’--------------------------------t>*rt of lb* community. W* think him to I *!**.'?t^’* nT??er?!".. *UI. Bl>‘ ”f b* a very bad and dangirona man <in tbe —V- __ a-_ il. A specialty. Call and See us. ROBERTS &. HOTCHKISS. &n»HWCWd«E.x.. NICHOLS,8HEPARD <t CO.L VIBRAT THE BEST REMEDY bma lluutt il tb tknil nt Luu Ayers L. RUSSELL REAL ESTATE CHERKf recroi UNDERTAKING i , JJLj �Joseph Cook at Olivet. Hoary Cltuew roiavd Um frame far new barn h« Tkanday. | D. M. Briatel epact ' ■ >»»e andtenoc on temperanco at West I Castleton. Tba week there eecrov to u I going forward to certain aucene. toocMag hb theory ,« Tbo "Ohio Ms.," Dr. Kmromiy will bo 1 st the lleming. Hutue, Friday April 23d, I prepared to relieve and ,|j .ho may l oil upon him. No cbargn far em>aulte~ ! Blabbica and Bhriner. Committee on Side and Croea Welks, Aid. Sbrioer, Proeton eod Young. Committee oo Ordiaaneee, Aid. Young, Stebbina and Hurdles. Ifammittee on Fire Departwett. Aid Weimert. Proeton and Wood. Tbe Davenport, luwu, Gantt, aap the Accts were praMoled from Grvble k republican party wm nercr Ufaro oo rieb Burnell, 828 24. Thu earn.. was rvfarrod In PnaMrouial limber, tad tbo difeenlty <d choice being enhanced thereby. U U not of Phil. Niskere, enmpiling City Charier, wias tn be blindly pertisau. 4<. 130. which was allowed by eyen and Co-fat the ameuded law dealers in apirii- nays aa fallowa Hoot iiquor moat pay a lisetioe of »200, in C/*a.*l.'‘.'?7?Tr''_ 1 yjsaesb C«U* Os. pl'rSr fanoroted liquors only 160. The licenro Entered at the Post Office yror hegiue co Urn fast Monday io May, The Constable Bmd ef L. Bench with Hastings. Mich., as SecondThe prevalent good humor ef the Re’ eurotieu was presenieil sod spprored by cla ss Matt er.____ publican party, uotwiihutandiogite ounBicts syen snd nays as fallows •—Aid. Bartow, The RepublienM ef tha -till ward r.f tbo •• to prenidvntial onndideteu, girue a good .Hardke, Prestoo, Stebbins. Weissert and City of Hsatinge are r ■quested • u> meet at pnaqmet that ut laA the ngbt ticket w|lj tbe oBee cf tbo County CVrk oa the even be eeLetid, and that thia ticket wDI be Ing of Saturday tbe 2ith Inal, at 7i p. m.. .far thvYarpono of elettlog 4 delegatee lo Hou. Jacob Mueller, tx Lieutenant attend tbd Qronty Ccarvnifan to be held Cuveruvr, after a careful study of the Ger­ man fenling in Northern Ohio, hue ex­ press’d tbe opinion that if Grant ie nomi­ N,y»_Aid. JltebbiM and Wood—• nated the State will rive a Dvmoerntie maBy AM- Prcetoo— jurity uf 23,W0 to 50,00?!. Our Mr. Bruu'w. ia viaiilng frieuda al j' Ita-Jml, That the Recorder be, and • To tl>e iaterriMiop open letter nt Hoe. is hereby iuatruct*! to wirrniso for araled Ornagavilln tbia w«ck. peupoMia lor the City Printing aa provided For Paints and Oils call at 8. D. Bisgbam of Leneiog. co tbe preei- by the City Charter’ The seme wee adoptr4 by ayes snd nays Holloway's Drug Store. ,, , , v ,, , ° , IfaruM on the revuhof tha Eng mh'afaeL. N. Mix«r hav put ■ uf r-aial on . . < 1 r.'Sti.r4. Atiasa.u. r O i -Hailt—,. X-ir.-Z rU.* " ia to be decidedly improv „ __ iC-fapany N» One. bald oo Turvd.y *v«Mf tbn 20th inat., tbe fallowing > _ . Try the 60 cent Tobacco ..^,. at Holloways Drugstore. Thursday of thia work 8btruer Engineer, Frank Steward^ Myron Vrooman »y Fprgey**. in ‘h* 4th wanl. atodrnti| brvn ao anrormlnl ia obtaining Tlicorw afatern.on (’• *rnl-u*»v,uire. u nearly ruaipfated. 1: will bul.1 about •'tuaiioM aa from tha Grand' Rapida Btuinewa Colirgt- and Practical Tnnuing Sunfay; The Finest line of Wall Paper in the city at Hollo-.’"'-,1. “ from thin Insttmtion M,thwT XTO of their war . Drug Store. „u,,ri ,^.4. CbMtvr Me»~r has juHreoetrel a cir | . l»4orri.re.lwn...4 4. r Apvll READY-MADE CLOTHING I Splendid Stock of Gue HATS AND CAI’S, and ai.d b»«c on Its ini the IJluwiug organ* : tbe Wilcox k White, of Meridm. Coan The I’rieee * Ca , of Buffalo. N T., and the Clough k Warren, of Detroit, M»eh. I alao bold myrilf in rredfaena to rlron, repair and tune iutrunsrrtx Baiiafaetioo puaran'ord. Should yva wiab tu trade near tbe Railroad, became exuted at a paaaiog train, leaped the lente and rao af­ ter tbo train, p^tb. cattle guard aad up tbe tract aa far ae tbo 8mt bridge, aiogootb. Gth al August last. Il has ' where II Ml through aud remained until a aiaoe been steadily peaked by oar baet workers throughout the State and mum to moat with hearty approval A coorentioa rd thia Cuogremwaal District, rvprra-oted by ell tomperaaee urgaa'oalions. was held at Jnekaoe, February 18<h. 1830. when the .-cari urine. of the Red Ribboo hocr Sunday morning 1 Sth fastBate Cooventioo were heartily endoraed A 'm KtdJi*g party went The dtatrict oMveatioa roeolred to ealiet Lamuri Paella ia Leighton oa I ell tempernnen orgaatxations and all frienda •vppoM they had a g.«d time. of tampemoce, without diutloetioo of creed or party, ia thia gnat work. The New MBortment of Spring Cloths, Gassimeros and Soilings, And fine line of Tailors Trimmings to match. Merchant Tailoring done ia all its Breaches. . Carpeta, Mailings, Oil Clolha and Ragg. . Ladies, Misses and Children’s fine Shoes and Slippers. w HEADQUARTERS 43tf . —Tl SALT, -mm Empire Block, Corner Store. Tboite wubing to purcliufe a fir«t-daM ORGAN OR PIANO A GRAND DARGAN Pipage eall second doer wett of the Bsnk. forold ones. w Prof. Fred Alien MiUa who ha* been lecturing at Leonard* Hall Um laat week, ■ill gire bin doting laoture to-night. Ilia career at tbin place baa been one of uapar 49m3 y New organa exchanged - ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED E. A.. MATTISON, Second-door Wceiof the Bank, Hostings, Mich. NEW \GOODS! The mon ■..nderiu! remedy of the age in LOW placed within tbe rwh of all. Be , be rich or be be poor, il e-»n two king to [give thia great remedy atrial. Da. Ktwo's CauroBat* Gnutu CoMrocwc, far I Dyspepsia. S^k Headache. Sprits Lies of Appsrii*. ffaur Simnech, Coming DRY GOODS ! Erriybody ! D”«w Watvre. Oliver Wait, Card—M. H. Amphtrtt. i over ben: Sunday more tag. eraBwwcfajf ■boot daylight aud eootinuln^ noli! about bail" paat right o'cbiek. Fxrwwro Kava jaal motnoeord plowing Dx'yxn. Mrs. Wm Bsrlow f.M been pnttln; Usi.« will hold a ircyAt Social at Red ILbbow HsU, W«k ere.. April 28. Tbe fallowing programme will be In order. ■ will be wrigbed oo eotcriog and the weight and name of writta.0 oa a slip of paper and MILLINERY W. A. Spaldiog had ia thirteen acree of oats tbe last day of Marvh. tbe Pioneer Sunday School, in tbe Spalding dimriut. meet ta orguiaa next Sauday at throe o'clock. Tbe Milo P. 0. hm beoo changed from ' | getitleatau will draw a slip from the box VU-rMJI AT il Condition Powders for l§ 1 cents a packsco at Holloway's Drug Store tLa 6rm of Go>d Julius Bussell’s •“> •» — "*"» I»■>—r-'mW1—-f 'k. Ui«. Jurors. Tbs fallowing w a lite bare ; it will be thirty-two by aixty.feur feet, carriage room will be thirty-two fart square, bom place far a dance. Baah, tenting Hon. Wta. S. Goodyeer. are fa New York bnjprg epring and aummer CAPC1NE Baltimobb—H. C. Faber. BaitnY—Awriw J. Bradley. Caat.TON—George 0 'bey. The M. E. Souinl wB! be entertaiaed hy April 28«h. lUfreohmeutv al 6 unlock. Cordial inritatfao to all. $500 REWARD Don’t fail to attend the Grand Opening cf Sprinff Millinery Goods at Julius Russell's on Friday and Sat­ urday of this week. for My C«m of Catarrh that Can’t HALL’S CATARRH -CUKE. od Ea-Govenror, John j. Begley of Detroit, listen te thia eloquent advrotatro of Repab licM prioriph a. Uestinn ledge No. 9H. »- O. O- Tbaa ekrtml aa d J-zstes to thn Teru^rawe i Cioventiun on Tuesday swtt. Trivura J. Mrfiwaln.'j.-lin MeKlwai®. and Mrs. IPtTlABb—Jan. Riley and James Vue WaRhoO., . TUOBBAPFLB—Benjanria Cunia and E. S Grrofend. WoopLAMD—Parcel M. Wheeler. YaWKXB 8 FBI a OS— Frank Sylraalrr. vf attractive fashion metier L.Oowinp the mammoth colorau plate. A dmgti far a ttdy in Java ennraa is given oo the “Novsit," pope, end tbo dtagrsua pattern ie far a lady’a tadioe. tl-at ran br'wurn also as a atroet jacket. Every depertmeot ia Blled with attractive m.Ur, end ladies will proeounee the'• May Gcdry" owe of the pleaiaeieat eurpriaro iA the pleemnt NO CUKE, NO PAT. ON 30 DAYS TRIAL «S® ' ' ‘ ‘ 5.000 GO REAL ESTATE. Clement Smith. Judge. knsppsn's Law Office. JS.'BStt.'.'WJtTSrM! W. Estate vfRbuda P. GriSth etal mineflt in Chancery, aud had unused opportuoBond Sled and letter of guardian, ttlea far inrimaey midi diaiingaiabed Froocb t»UB|<intia, ioriudlng aueh mco aa Tbiera, GniaM, Rsaan, Mrrimefi, Immartiroa. Barrut. and Priam N.pulee. ; Hr. J acom Oil; I tried it, and team now hearing. fams iLal ths result was eMemmhing. Dav fLtato of Frank Alleu deceased. with thana men, and oiLcro equally fa- ing hardly Med np tbs 6rm boule. I found ■woa. Tbe nrtiele in Arrtrnmo’Juutosmo to aril reel e.lale Heated. ■AL evMtata of a number of ramatkably David Estate of John Hall, deceased D. ■ppoinlod adndniateatnv. Bond 81*1 arnl letter la the matter of Fanny Randall. Order enterod admitting her to the asylum . txthe irxmiM at Kslamanno Mish. U> be supported al the exp-cae of the Stele. April 13 —Estate uf Fran'. Allen de. cm^cd. Oath and bond »f "•> PH1LAUELPUIA, BALTIMORE WA8BIX G TON, CINCINNA Tl. LOV1SV1LLE. INDIANAPOLIS, fa-wES Smoke the J. H. M. Cigar imurd Peiition fled Pte license to at Holloway's Drug Store. real rotate. May 10th oobi amigo^ dirolioafof pranperity. I’OR For Carden Seeds call at Hollo way's Drug Store. Owf'-ar. a-rrita., wai«. llaj- GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS ! Frank Beamer baa bought out Gale Searle' Lirrty business, borsa, harnesses, and carriages far 81,200. Mr Groeafead has a new abed far agri ■trt ia thia county. cultural implimeata. Tbe Osborn Reaper It b expected that D. P.Sagvodorph, is promlneat emeu; bin Meek. Pramdvul of tbo 3d Cungreaaiimal Dwlrict We bad another tnmemdeu stunn of wind and rain, lent night, nod now il ie __ I Bro. GOODS J Beautiful line of Silk and Embroidered Tiee and Rehm, Brown and Blcerhed Cottons from I to 2i yards wide, Splendid Stock of fine and cheap Tbe Cougregalioael Church wxs crowded last Sunday by bsaren of throe diaeoenca by Rav. Taylor Related vf Middleville, in the Lrotnre Committee. Olivet, Mich. support of tbe Chriatian Sabbath. Tbe County Temperance Convention. Advent preacher wee present, taking oetea, A county eoaveatfao of the Friends of ao we await with some eageroeaa the Temperance will Im held al IU1 Ribbon Hall, io tbe City of Heatings, on Tumd.y. lie twaaty-eerecih day of April next, at Juuia was etruck by lightning oa Sands eight. Tbe chimney was scalier*! an. tbo aUvepipe enjoiated and other mall rial* diearraaged. r ' 't-un-M.!-,,. ... irvy CMiniy. John 8. Goodyear XSJEiySSS Trimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes. Ribbons, Buttons. An elegant Assortment of Hamburg EmbroideriesGuipure, Valenciens, Madras and Torchon Laces. eight except Sunday, far nine anoocMtre ntghta. Phrenology, Maguctiam, Elocu­ tion, Phyafafagy eta. Uta next oat gagemeat io at NmhriUa. thia county. wr.u'e nrurr Qtnrl afternoon uf the 20ib inat. ahould he4r him FOREIGN AJSTD DOMESTIC, Fine and medium priced j. u.„, A„a—. Amtutol Foreman, Al ioto Wuulvy , DnaoL.fargei that Hon J ibnJ. With a very desirable and most complete Stock of himself with snrpaaaing power. Olivet CM be readily reached by a drive arrow tbe country and We would euggmt this aa an excellent opportunity of hrnrieg tbe greet Bouton Lecturer. standing committees, six : Committee on Btroeta. Aid Prcetou, ' Wrirocrt, Barlow and Wood. I Commiueo on Fionnoe, Aid. Barlow, P3«T OFFICE TIME CARD, filers.atTM a. a. _ , Eve, May lot. Tbo bou» «o tbo aabjoot "Docn death end all T" aunda [««mmoody at tbo bead of tbo Ibt of all hh ' popular factarro Oo thia topic Mr. IM .irnir N jmiriaiM* guardian hlml. Kaxa!. af Edith la Bullis a mitxe. Pmilioo Shd f«• ““ »“! May 1"th. maxi aasrgwvd far boeneg. JUat. of Hstli. M. Kwhw ■ wriMrRrpmrt in fall 8led and gnsrdma die W<; prase *M» Apply al Knappen's Law Office. WE Will MAKE THIS HUIFOSITIOS. Knnppen’t Law Office. Knappen'i Law Office. Knapoen5* Law Office, Farms For. Sale Knappan'a �SELLERS' OLD AND HELU COUGH There arc 2,730 languages SYRUP men sfoss to change the farmers are th* hadiex ebss. That b om goad reason why Michigan baa never gone taek oa her Re publican record from 1834 until tta pre* ent time. On the stump to rach town*, with Grant a* a eaadidate, it would be ap bin wort, with a great dal of il to do. Now, MA to ta personal (for 1 believe 50 Years Before the Public. Don't remark that there's nothing sew under tbe ran. There are sixty new style* of .pring bounce*. Victor lingo drinls code* every h*ur Antenna* etaw it when ha* oomc oti of the fire stroogur and ia th* day. greater in every raped. Ila.1 he been they go to the theatre. nomiaalcd 4 Cincinnati in 187il. Ihb Cow* give milk aud milk tuckn butterStale would have gireo him dO,<MX> ma­ uira pro tallow and tallow uiaka oleo; jority, 17,01X1 more than it gave to Haya. margarine or ox-botter. There was many a lumber casnp ia the No oa-..' familiar with governmrala aud north wood* where nearly every mao wa* a Democrat and all weald have voted for mala will ta surprised lo learn that a jackhim. Tta Gbwataek party, to etrong in am ia often tbe power tabled a thrownwcatiru .Michigan, would have hardly bad "You look good enough to eat.” stid be, an existence. Many meu, some of them looking over her shoulder into tta mirror. now leading' Democratic editors, would "Food for redaction,” ata replied, without have remsimol with ua to help os ia thh trying hour of 188U. WWe Tita,/tar X *-.;ru that Grant b the second choice of Michigan, Tbe following open letter has been written by the Ilan Stepbgn D. Bingham of Iniaaing in response to Nnqnirim addremuil by a praaaineot Michigan Republi­ can who was one of tha delegates from LxxstNu, April H, 14HU. Dxab titaYour* of Aped 7, b rw reived auking.my view, aw to, the streogMt pmaidcutial candidate iu Michigan and tta probable position of thia Slate in cm* Gnat b nominated, to which I reply at ouec by open l*cter. . . Called tn 1S7R to the cbairaiaMhip of the Republican Slate Ceutrl! Committee without my kaowledge $r conaest. a posi­ tion to wl.ich I was re elected iu 1872, 1471 and 1R7C witboat an oppodng vote, it was my duty and | Icsaure lo lead the party to victory in the ampeigns of 1870, .1872,1874 and 1876 1 held this posi­ tion until 1878, when I resignsd iu pur■suaOM uf the i-ivil service order, which had no relevancy ia ihb Suu, as no feder­ al officer was allowed to ta a delegate at < t’.her of the Rcpeblioa National Con­ vention* of 1872 cr 187ll. The intimate acquaintance thereby gained of l* —’ meats of the Republican* bf Michigan enables me to expr>»* mjr viown a knowledge oT the real aituatioa. As you know, 1 am a »trn«ig i Blatoc, aa I wm iu 1B7G, tat . .. nut affevt my jvlitical intuition in reply­ ing to your questions. I bclifftu that the uomiaaiiuu ol Greet would make of Michigan. Wiscuaaia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinvi*, New York, New Jersey, CounecUcut California and Oregon douT-lful Slates, sod our defeat certain First--Because I Cud by a careful iaTesligatioo of tta public xulimaot, to which I have given mu-h thought for tbe past six months, that at lost one Ratmbli- bin uX the Mxxsod, third, at fourth, or th* choice >1 *11 of the Blaine men ol Miohigan. They waat Bhin* if Atj can b*vs him ; they do Dot want Grant in any event aad will Mt have him If they can help it. Barties never go backward without go- etreogtb io tbo north. The Republian party muet be one of prograu. if it woald •till march ou to conquer Wherever IUCblicaaiam b st rung in any Stale that 1 m candidate of 1:* own, there Blaine lit tta great magnetic lander, whoae life and ,rtx>ird command confidence and cathusi aetic support. If you go 10 Stela tbit are doubtful you 'Wil! find tbe atrengbo’d* of tbe party aupperternof Blaine. Take St. Inwrvnec and Jcflcrxjo counties in New York ns an lUuslratioc. in no Stole has he the coufidcnco and rappori of tbe Btaara fo a greater dcgrcr than ia Michigaa. I believe that be can be darted, and have yot to learn llial there b anything to be mate by dropping th* strong mao of the party ta a National oca lol any more than iu tbe election of load candidata. if Blaine cannot bo nominated, either Edmunds, Garfield, Waehbuntc or a doacu ethers that might ta named. of tta Halted Stela baa been elcetad du­ ring lap year. Tbit is aomething for tbe girls to wonder over. A dressmaker got mad because tar lover serenaded her with a flute. She said Aa got all tha fluting she wanted iu OH. SMITH'S STILLINGI. TUTT’S PILLS Potato. cttxNCMftY maUL —----«MM* ta teraS1 etv*■ itei I* Hmiuai u* ta >>na*»r aaaam MMOe k* ite rUuula Vwrs to PHYSICIANS, CLEROTMER AMD THE AfFUCTEB EVE1YWHE1L THE BREATE1T MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE ABE. TUTTS' PIUS Sgg SlCSsCrt KflhK TUTT'S PIUS for half priee, a* he had but out aye. Bat ■ he manager told him it woald >ak* him twice aa long to sac tbe show a< it wouH shy body rise, and charged him double. Brod ateak without salting. Sait dtawa thejuica in cooking; it i> dtbrable to keep these in if pamrible. <\nA over a hot Are, turn frequ-ntly, veering on bulb I sides. Tlaca an a platter . *al- ami pp : I bra juux pudou for haviog written j The Jtaramf for April 1* filled with its । usual assortmea' of mtitr opectaHy inat rack length, but could noiulo ju«tice to tereui*g to those who' are engaged io yvur >|«o<iuu> u<tarwi>c. I atock raising in soy of its breach. ■ 1mMichigan decried tbr quretioo a Kemral by tbe use of Thoroughbred presidential candidate in 1876. A solid, as. What taa been d-Nte in Coogre*. delegation from Michigan.in 18SU will iarefmnce t*> Coatagiotta Dbnasmof Live gire, in my judgement, Blaine the Domi Slock. Probable Cost af Stamping out nation. Il is a tardy art of joatku oa h«r Un; Plague. Breeding Hors.-. Chap. 1> part Had New York aad I'cnmylvcnia laflocoee uf Soil and Food ia H»r>« OU inaUurtod their delegatee, 1 should Breeding. Lbt of Trotters with R.-aonia not ta iu favorol itin Michigan. These from 2 27 lo 2:23. TU Clydcoiate Siad hntructiuM were dearly, against the will Book Grsio ia the Sammer Ratlin. •I tta Republican voicr^of iho* Hute-. Effort ef Graaiag aad Stall Fooling on Here tach instruction* would be in Beef Ma.llrd B«f.. Breedia- for accordance With tta will of th* party by at least fire lo one, and why abould they not be carried out ? ' Il would strengthen ua beyond msaeure, proviar Dairy Cow*. Feeding Animals, and from that moment tbe gloriouv Repub Chap. 32. Care of Gow* before and after lian party of Michigan Would taka a new Calving. Dairying aad Ikcf Growing. I—-r i;r- I.__ .u -____ _______ Sheep Owner* Opportunity. Saparfiuc Wool. Croaaing Different Breed* of Sheep. L'ae of Whey ia Feeding Pip. AaalyabofMr. il*as‘ Hog Chobra Spe­ cific, aixl a number of valuable and iat*iatiog articl.-* on Hovax, Cattle, Dairy. ‘ Stacp, and Swine matters will ta font*! is ihb taue. Published hy the St..k Journal Company Chicago. Ill*,, al $2.13 per annum. Scou 2>1 coot* for aperim* n copy. Subaeriptioo* taken at the Basokb And thi* Jelaa* comprise* a* many old «oldier* a* any othar claa*. Thou bolten in advance are to a large degree, men who hate never held and uevef expect to hold, office, many ut them meehabiaaykod labor " ing men, who bare stayed and worked with ua thus far, but who will now.bolt iu ease Great b the candidate. Some on account of the third term, some becaiuc they aay be ha* held cu-xigh of honor and* office, some beause they taliove k to be a step backward, an 1 that the Republican party u one of pragma ; some l*vsit*c they will not bear the humiliation of tta avowal that tta party is reduced to oue man u a candidate , and suck beause they believe hb election weald ta the perpeUiati >n ef machine politia. That 13,WU Repabliana in Michigan wnuld bolt Grant if tins State ailed in hi* nominslioo, I think absolutely certain. Second — Hi* Mminalioc will kw* tt* a large claa* of man, who, although now not of us, would act with ns ifaocu* other can­ didate was uominatnl. Tboc men com hypochondria prise Republicans who wsnt into tta Greeley movement of 1872, also many E. 8. Bakina, editor ef the (iauOt, lUpubliaute who hare enue into th* was elected village ekrk of Bellevue, at Greenback ruovement, tod a boat of Dem Given up by Doctors. "Is tt possible that Mr. Godfrey I* up and at work, and cared by so timplc a remedy. • “I aarare yoa’it ia UM that ’ be ia tnItaly eared, and with nothing tat H<sp Bitten, and only ten days ago hie doctor! gat* him up and said be must die. “Wcll/aday* That ia remarkable* I will go tbia day and get some for my |^>< George—I know tape are good.” 31 38 Tta N. Y. Zaj^mLs/ eaya tb* lode Aliena desiring lo vote at the next Pres­ ta many Republican recruits from Demo idential elryxiou muit declare their inteopeodoat Republican* ia thia Slate ar* get­ erato in Michigan if Tildao b numiaated, tat none if ia leaving him ib*y are called lioea before the 2d day of May. ting tketaselv** ready to dffoai General upon to auppurt Grant. Gnat, abould be be nominated by the Chi­ Tbe Cinciaaati Kojninr (Dea.) say* Third—The spring electitoa pruve that cago Convention. It would ta wdl lor the Democratic aud Greenback partia will unite in Michigan at the coming eloetioe. Thrir owe b bopdum if lb*y act Mperalo ly: thorefere, everything ncecreary will Gov. Garaalou says be has "slept when be eoocedc-d on talh *ida to seewre a co* . ■ bullets whistled through the Irw." B((ve ing that view, with Grant aa a candidate,. men seldom boast of their exploit*. Bas what an the prospect* ? Had they united1 ah always do. in 1878 wo woald have been beaten by Th* Republican party will nut commit nearly 27,OW vota. There did unite al( tta spring election of 1879, and although■ suicide. it b io too healthy a state of we nominated tbo three bent men w* bad ia tbo State for jmlgo aad regent*, we barely palled through with Ibn small vote of 28&I<MK> while tbe full vote of tbe State wu oot loa than 33fl,00t», the vote of The New York Tribttr arts, if in a 187r> having been 317,<XM). Wh«t might voted against granting any Sosnse for thr contest which will result in giving the win­ have boon Uie rault with a full vt** it b sale of intoxicating liqaor*. ning party control of tha country for tta Mt rosy to predict. What may now be Tta New York 7ntaa« Nays, il b a dul1 rest of the oeotary, is tta Republican par­ the result .hodd the Michigan delegation rappoet Grant ia tta Nations! Coaveatioo, day fas Congrre* when one Democratic ty strong enough lo present the Demote* no man can pouitirdy mate. The Itapuh cy with a first clue issue ? If not. why. Ikna party, properly arvmmd t« the wort, take tta neodiem riaji ’ with that delegation carrying out tbo will of the people at home, wm never in better Butter Buyers condition to give ah old tune majority. iag the mouth of December there were everywhere are refusing to lake white Believing folly what I bav* stated, what 14X more mortgagm disebuged ta Kalelardy looking butler except at -grrau” vhonld be the policy of Michigan ? dearly price*. Consumer* want nothing tat to unite all clement* that arc in opposition waxco county, than were med* to Great and rro to Chrimgu with a solid Tta Worcester % b ef lb opinion gOt-edgod tatter, and buyer* therefore delegation for Biaiae, instructed by tbe that Henator Kdmueda wiU twaeivo 37 of rnooenmend their patron* to k*ap a uni [ Stet* CMVeatMa so far aa the four dale tha 8U rota of New Beghcd on the first toem color throughout the year by urine the Perfected Better Color made by Walk, iratco at tags tn couatnrad: aad the Richardson A Co., Burlington, Vt. It is del egala of each district coovaaUou* ata ballot is the Chiagu Conveufico. TUTT'S PIUS TUTT'S PIUS TUTTS PIUS -nxssSci.'eusrJKE^ TUTTS PIUS TUTT’S PIUS TUTT'S PIUS TUTT’S PIUS WAI^NEI\S KIDNEY&L1VER CURE 3S& twinmo. •rat., (xnw . a*4M hw.! ^'i„,“. uX to wteuti* ..«*,.Iit I.* tfe. ,r CiCVI.rws.'.'rx;' i*,*-u *» ><«»... *>.1 W “4-;:,)». Michigan Centr I Rilroad BRAND BAPIDS DIVISION. I*ssms*lirwlrisii. asOslI Mk*r n»i* «tl.i X***.»l‘*>*^i*ll ■.near** >■ V<7 '• ' ' I U.t'.l GRAND RaPIDS AND DETROIT -££&S'. ij<joHNSToirs7< 1 SARSAPARILLA framiin, mroa >»* «aMM*SIte Ck**l- r* as.rrs.'rsB.-.X'v. UiMlcre aa* *te* nu. Il aarttem I ■■hms u Ik* SS'MM latkfsnte I* Mk (te*«k4«<> «T *a*4 k«lU*>a. site I &Siiraa:.TSx£:e!s t*1.”' Sara ....... ‘i’ ‘ **Tt*T*- -■ —It* ESTO*‘!aSM*' 24* H"*’ ' »•* -mataa* Maki* wnw Detroit.» 'HE WHITE Sewing Machine CHICAGO 4IE8T MICHIGAN RAIIW UvMtl il Of^atUM it SMpUc/lf. Uiavrfasud it CotstncHat, Unprtadnftd in Pnpalarity, And Undisptdtd in ike Broad Claim licit X*cfet 8«wi2g Machine ~ AUHlkUTRATRl Oat of the last fourteen presidential elections Couoeeueut has gene Whig or Republican in .hveu,.wd wfll, no doubt, follow her own general rub next Fall. Tbe ordinance forbidding B*« Fraaobeu corporetSoaa from employins (IhineM, Tbe Itapublians cf th* Indiana tagb, Judge Hoffman, of the IT. R. (tarn ia laiare stand 30 for Blaine, 4 for Great. 9 that city. for Shtnaan and 7 nattering, | 80 bug re the Nstiosal ddht keep* van. Kidney-Wort in hot weather auataiii. I Wbtaa at tte rate 4 Ira miUtoos a month. Secretary 8hera*aa s boom will continue ! the *ystem aad keep* ap tha strength. the landtag A* beaa energetic fs<m« "in the potitieal I Tta St Lome Democntb paper of Mbaoari, ctm*« <101 [TAKE THE BANNER, ESfc- - - - - - - :- - - - >•»>—. Job Woik at this Office, 01 LT KOCEO CARDS AT l-IDE. OALU THIS OF � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-04-28.pdf 537701f9b30635da09cee5f335c0a30d PDF Text Text TifiUtrutUe^tn^tn Tye ffretwlreyg *4^1 BA TBS OF AJ> VBJfTiSBfS. VOL. 24. NO. 52 HASTINGS, CH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. 1880. WHOLE NO. 1303. raOFESIOUL AND BUSSES MEDS THIS PAPER new York: Having purchased tbc interest of Burns Mcsmt in the Agricul­ tural Business, I shall hereafter conduct tbc business alone, 1 will continue to keep the full line- of Machinery, Ac., heretofore sold by Messer Bros., alid wish to call your special attention to a few of the principal ImplemcntB kept for sale. The old reliable in fur a firsLcfam ride, and mad* the best of it »o effeciully that five minute* *fter. Gitwoo, who now' fancis* that h* own* ail creation, bccan** h* haa got a ai)v«r badge on bis breast, with " Conductor" on it, had shouted -AH aboard!" 1 wu aonnd asleep. What occurred ia other quarters to affect I th* fat* of Kirka's train I learned after waida. Old Whaldy, the superintendent of tbc I road, as I cues. I have already said, had a forth to the final coble*: against his batter country remdeore in L*sd*. on a mountain judaament.. Re alone of th* *telwart eon* ; of Priam Italensd with reap*et Io th* pro- | photic freely of Camandra. He kuew that the Trojan eaai"o was bad. that justk* end morals required the eurrevder uf Helen; but after frankly declaring khat ••Hrel<¥* opinion i» tbi*. in way nt unih," be ueverlheles* tub! ba* aulwart brethren BUCKEYE MOCOXXTGeH WITH TABLE RAKE ATTACHMENT, For Reaping needs only mentioning, they have been sold here for | ADRIANCE REAPER, i At the meeting of th* frfonda and ad va­ cate* of the third term tn thia eity tb* ------------------. «P«*ker. Wt it tmbrerery te ewternp^a mor. republican, and .£7Englund hm I l,bo’wI drfre* of tk*ir ‘"■i-bfo, ‘botagh ------------------ . . ... . ,o _ UUekia< w„ And have added to these the full line nf WALTER A WOOD Consisting of the IRON MOWER, SWEEP RAKE REAPER and BINDERS. He is tho only manufacturer who luu u success­ ful TWINE .BINDER. Don’t forget that I have n car load of ■BEHIND TIME.’ STUDEBAKER WA.GO2STS ATTORNEY: at law a solicitor iLS'33L.,»=."'aaLSJiJ: With Patent Tifi? Slope Shoulder Spoke. . Evfcry Wheel is of tin* rheumatic order, and George played rolK'd in boiled oil. the dutiful son to bim in a way that would astonish th* young m»n of to-day. I will tell you some other time about the Enj SiMftcnow, nobody ksrw exactly bew. Thnsh«?rs, Clover Huller*. 4c. Respectfully Georg* had managed to peek up a (food education, and be bad pobitud k off, so Io apeak, by a two yean enure* st • eoatnrr- The only place to get Broad head Alpacas that you cun wash and do up without shrink- HOME AGAIN. 4I0ME AGAIN I In like manner ibno urns apeaker* elaimml that a third-term candidaU would b« nominaTod beyond all question. Thio. Pn*ideol tl>ai they, if gtran the ahum*, would aUaadun the Democratic parly and cot* to pewpeinata th* Itcpubfian party in tbapuacmiaa of the GortrniMaL As the wise thing W do fa thia ease is to as­ certain the £aeu, or, is the'nbsenas of tbo faeU, lh» proUbllllks, |<c u* examine these rtal«m*nu. It w>ll require 185 Efaefora* votes to «lcd a President. Th. Tssrit^ 1 nor the warn in; dr-ama and the team of I his tender apuiiae Andromache, nor-the King* end entreaties of bis mother, he. nor th* aemmwtranAw of Priam N.w York with 70 rates. Penaaylrania Fium Whately wa* th* belle uf tb* j fata aged father, nor ht*.own tense of the with 58 rates, Muaoari with 30 rots*. rvunty. Sb* waa bravo, beaaiifal sad (piritod. so l more than oner, when bor Kentucky with 24 rotas, hare inMrueted father had h««a away, had abe assumed ■ foe Gnat, making an aggregate of 182 tb* rmponaibility of directing th* trains, and sb* had always aecquttlcd henwlf with > ter nt, leering only 187 additkio*! rot** CTrdlL • BE*LtK, Gk*MaSY. i U.d Whately wa* very proud of her. a* i necoaary. The New England Stale*, April 7,1880. $ be bad a right to be. and kept all tbs | Iowa. Indiana and Kanau are practically young fallow* at a distance, until i: waa During the forybeomiag teaaoa t. e., united agaiaat the third term. Ohio, •aid that be iuteaded keeping hi" daughter about ti e middle of July, Berii* is going Michigan, Minnesota sad Wiaoooria, may aiogk until the C»ar of .all lit* Bimlana to treat bar visiter, u one of tbosi great cam* oq to marry. b*t . national out dour fmtivitiaa, which the un­ notuiuation. therefore,'of t third tena eaaThia night in November old WFatelv restrained pool humor and leva of rattling didate eancot be aoeomplfahad by the roue and Fk« were out on th* plana of th. ir country home, prepiag tbriragh th* g]>x>m । fan of her iahabdanta. render *xo*ptpaaliy of ddegatte representing Republican and lug fur ib* signal liabt* ut th*: attractive, aad which all th* power* that Gvhwha train, which wa*-t.tedy do*. be. from the Emperor and bis Minister* “It's devilish string* it doesn't num* in j Ixnvfog oat of the estimate either way downward*, patronise with nomUiakahle lb- rote of inioait, which fa all pcotabil. light I" mid Whately, faying down b» nigbl-glaa* in diaguat ■•It * hard on to I I liberality, aad jnach frank, cordial and in- ty will be equally divided, or give a major­ ten now ! They odghl to’ihuw-lheir light I dividna) eagsrocsM. The chief feature in ity adverse to th* third term, we havt'M 'round 8pnm> Pood by. tllG* 'i*s|" ' the contemplated fete ia the great inter** . "You telegraphed lfi*m. father♦ Y-u ■ I lionsl meitioj of aharpehmiter*, the crock let them knuw lb* pay-train waa on the ' .hot* of lb* universe haring been isriud, 1 ~ur "To be tore. And, good heiveni! i and a larga number of the fatter having i1 the following fact for th* careful conridcrthere i* lb* head light on th* pay train i aignrflcd their iotentwo to be in attei^labcc 1 atina.of the ILpubEcsn voters: . ' fa their retpeetiv* national coMuntr*. l\o< The driegatira* ia the Republican ooowe shsll/ter the Beoloh highland marks­ man elbowing the Tyrol™ "Sehntx" on i the stand, and courting the Hangartan by moonlight. • Th* llrsly Beresjilier will bo aapn trying his skill against the lair­ ' headed, bine eyed Nurweginn is the open Dress Goods, Silks. Shawls, Fancy Goods, Then waa another n*an wanted G*org-'s ; chance. Then * generally mor* than one | after a paying job. Jack IIaliday bad been waiting fur | DENTIST CLOTHUTG Ahl FUSKISHDIG G20DS. fj. j. Carriase. Sin and Oraaneatali _ __ _... ________ ______ anti can fell lower Utah any other Store. pa i n ten Al A Jefferson Sv. -- - Hatting*, Mich ।Ifore purchnMnft elsewhere. . early Call and get price# he- Imperial Soap ••fWim ean do it." said Flow qaiekly. "No, girl, it ia too far *nd too ri*ky.” replied th* old au]«xiuteodrut. -Y«. father, aad if I can reach I**.!* io five tainou* before the train—yew, two I miautea—all will be well. Do not slop i me. father!" as .he laid hi* hand on her Prendeut they frartharbu may U nominaled in spite of their opposition. They acotudingly avow their parjoa*. !•« the event what it may. to art with their party. They formally and unanimously disclaim inesee .in tb*ir eolnmtw iu the speech of the Emperor of Bomia Orlircred si a bat,- ■ qurt giv*a at the Winter Palaeo to ens-. gratulate the Emperor of Germany on tire j attainment of hi* eighty-fourth birth-day.. Boule* the usual complimentary Oolicast incident to lb* occaewn, tbc loo* of the i German inspired Pret* baa become sensibly softened toward Rusafa, end tbc Bastian j Gcnoral Cbaoay, th* French Ambsroador will, it i* said, shortly leave St. Petersburg on urgent private affairs, and Prfoeo Orluff, ibo Buwian Ambassador at Paris, has had/o inlarriaw with Piioee Bumarok vo bia way to St. Petersburg. Diplomatists rejjnd thia latter inadnt a* tl-« sign of a better understanding between Germany curt*, b* waa in auch floe carting order. There wat more than one thing which made Jack Haliday ••down no" George Kirke- George had been hit rival in many respect*. and particularly where the ferret HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES iscwmi sea««aw*nr The flnl bqtel-in the State to red nr* rates. The first lu-tel in tbe State with Pa»aetiger Elcvatbr. . . !• nil lk» tlM*« lt« |u«>hM *1 thl» tfolrl k»< , urest •lill have vine of the engine! atock left. When Jack realised that Georg* had got the iatUfo track ol him. bi* angrr waa at a I white heat. He euraed Kirke, the cotnpent, old Whately, (the Superintendent) . .., --------- .1- uoljj jt u irt- As might bare been expected, the Hart maun business hu brought about * fo.t».-r uudenunding.between Germany and Rue- th* road, and lb* rider was eoarageou. She urged him do at the top of hit speed, up bill and doLn through Pine Valley, over Pulpit Hili; and then she struck spun th* im.-oth rood. whleb mraehed awsy U> Leeds, at least * mil*, and straight us an The Price of the Imperia! Soap is $5.26 per box of 100 5 lb. ban,—75 Ibft. in the box. To any one who will send un an order for 10 with Ctuh, $52.50 wit pill send ouo bos extra free a# a premium. Or the orders may be sent to m> for one or more boxwt nt a tim^with remittance, and when wc have Ilins received orders fnr .10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free ns proposed above. If you do not wish to aend money in advance you may 1 WM 4t Golo*ha. lb* northern tarminua dt-podt i» with’any banker or merchant in good credit in your of our road, looking after aoma repairs on defret is* boiler, and I wa* goiag down to town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt aNew York on th* 730 train—Kirke'* train. About seven there came a telegram frxn oi the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address Mfcum-M u Utten CBAMPTON BROTHERS. llmG jiihk (i. mm,i™1™ S™BE' old Whately, whose summer residence was nearly midway betw**0 Golosh* and New York, and the old fellow had not y*l for saken it for lb* city. Tbo’ telegraph operator wat at work, foe ba wa* always al work, and rem! it to him. Kirka mad* a not* nf it aoJ pul ft in hi* pocfcM-book : “Pay train on lb* Ho* — will meet yon juit w<sl of Lrede-at 10:15. Spurt on the tiding at Deering * Cot, and wait. Sb* could am the bead light on the paytrait far down in th* valley distinctly now and to her excited fancy it weened but a mooes throw away. She eren tboegbi for a moment that rhe heard the grind .if ihi wheel* on the track, but it was only the sighing of tbs wind in the pines. On, mill she went. Selina seemed to fly. One might h*ro fancied that be one* gornjaed lb* old coofcderaiioo. The great onbagrapbkwl campaign, iudiridually uadertakeu by the nifaistcr* of public iueiructiiin of a half dotes German states, promise* to booumo the subject of * highly interesting national euUmrersy, and will ultimately furnish sown fine point* for SAWS FILED, Ctairs, TabiB, BedsleadL awl SaQs I Neu' Yoilta, Bon ail CHlirei rt*Mly convoke hie friend, la another “Cocty." Ixxt*. Tbs Philadelphia liases uteurv** that, the Damoerotic psrty ■ nsanimoas for Gran* now, bat nays it cwruaot be ndfad Reaperand Mowers. I 1>,O hirbea Cub wk-o | for '.Il kind- vt termer. Pro- dnce. L J. WHEELER. G<nr i->,-»n may fcvl warranted ia d* daring that a third-term candidate will be nomltuled by the combined vote* of the delegates reprerewtiag the Solid Sooth in the IL-pahHesn coarcnlion.—delegatee not representing an elstoral vole,—bat w« question whether the Republican voter* of Republican State* desire to hare inch a nomination furred upon them by dele­ gate* represcating State* certain to tote for the nomine* of thn Cincinnati cooveo ordet io rote the Bepublicsit lick i* hardly worthy of consideration. Tho only eudi date againal whom any portion of the South prepoecs i«-rebel io Mr. Tildes, tat lb* Detuocrau do got propo** to nominate any inan who will no* cvniniaod tba tots of the Suli-i Booth, and they are confident that, with a third-term candidate by the lUpublicnn*. they san dioptase with tb* rvt.-a uf Several Southern State*, as lhe-r the tebuolboyi uoJer th* ion th* German achuolbtiy carries th* day ia tbc way cf grammatical buthenqion* And oowkb’ra* bfa good tool, they are going to open prosp«eta of orthography before hit) th* like of which will certainly oat-do Hi* Mady of th* BMi*t myttoriou* autodilarian etymolo Repablimn* prepared to loos* Ohio on th* gio. He will not only Karr to laarn bnw doubtful ebanoe of gelling tWoral rotas to apdl th* words of hi* own language at in Virginia? la susemm in Illinois to bs jeoj-nrdised under th* delusion that FloriDutch good fellowship, h* will have to b* up to the mark about apcllfaj. any, ia Hanover, Bararia, Baden, Hesse Dann atedt, Huheaiollern, Siegmanagen’, Pros Keep, cnnatanlly on band LIME, HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. T1laLnd PLASTER PUMPS, PLOWS. DRAGS Cultivatum. ixjutursuovw. ruiire. LEFT FLO D‘5, «ed» circutnalaoee*. ar* worthy <4 deep eoeaidaraiicn. Ia the Solid Sooth to nora: iaate the Bepnblican candidate sad- then �•UPCTVI8OR8- PROCEEDINGS. ' , Babxy (ktcrrr Givxt Hovbx, | Haurtnoe, Apr. 22,1880. ) fhe Blood is The Life. i uxussrs WuntHorow, April 15, Motion pewrnUod by the following vote : The demagoguery of ih* F Ayro Maarox. Abtar Bollinger, Bur­ Pursuant to t call fat a apmial rosetmg party wa* uavar tatter ■!!»»- . , of the Board of Superrtara uf the County pee, Cock, Cridlry, Cleveland. Onrkte, | of Barry, made la accordance with a re- Golt, Kilpatrick, Maaetaeter. Mack,; iqueit in Writlog, rignad by mor* than Mathews, Nithob .Geo. &), Nichol. U —. InlUd ul Now York, April S3, 188U' one-third of tta Soperriaora of raid Couu- t Lwwb A.), Nya, Swift tod Towne—17. It ia a painful .object that has forpiahad I Naya—Mr. Crevay—1. ly, the Supervisors of lb* aareral town town talk here for tbc past few day*, one abip* and of th* (Sty of Haatinp, root at ; Tta Chair appointed as such committee the Coon Houae as above, and were relied Mestre Msltaws, Cremy .nd Mack. There bring no further buainoM, on mo­ 1 to order by the Clark munity by their cfnexpectyd 'uddentxa*, I The roll being called by townehips, the tion of Mr. Abtay, Board adjourned with- and the *harp reminder which they [ following <fttn prraesst and anewered to [ nuh tbit we are all defencelew tXauut i : dua of unforeseeable cwlaatroph'.m, one c Enoch Amduc*, County Clerk. Assyria—(Hirer M. CTavriami. which may at any moment fall upon tho Baltimore—Chartea M. Mack. Nebneka Corm*pondeneo. community like a thnuderbolt from a Bitty—Harvey F. Bellinger. OXLKAK*, Harlan Co., I I ctaudlaaa aky, amping it* un*u«p«tiog Carlton—George C. Nichol. * Neb April 21*t 1880. j victim* from a bury life into eternity. Editor Banxkx :—After a long and On Wednesday evening teat the great Heatings - Oscar Mathews tedfoua jourocy of 100H mile*, we find our Hahnemann Hospital Fair wan at it* Hsstiog. City. !at and 4tb Warda- ■rive* io the busy, nod stirring village of height at Gilman-. Garden, which had John Q. Creasy Orleans oo the Burlington A Miwouri 11. Hnatinga City, 2nd Ind :<d Wards— H. in Nebraska. Orteaoa ha* a population Georg* W. Abbey. of 500, 3 drug stores, 3 uloons 4 lawyen, Hupe—Chartea F. Cock. 3 land officer*, 5 dry good storm, - bard­ Irving—Augustus J. Gott. warm fore*. 1 newspaper. 3 agricultural Johnstown—Hdgar F. Ny*. j firms, 2 *hoe .tap*, 3 !.M*!a, 2 livery Maple Grave—Once Swift. stabtea, 3 lumber yard*, port office bnildOrangeville—Lewb A. Nlcbola. j ing. 1 school house, 1 eherch. ? black­ I'rairicvEle—Amoa C. Towne. smith alwp*. aod it rapidly increasing in Rutland—William Cridkr. pojpulatloo. This 'ia a beautiful prairie Tb^mappl*—George B. Maneheater ; eeuntry aod lias a very rich suit anil fuWoodland -Andrew G. Kilpatrick. , tore development* will make It a great Yankee Spring*—Benjamin 1*. Burpee. I agricultural alate, if die drouth and graasMr. Kilpatrick moved that the board I hoppers are not to frequent. No rain of proceed u> an informal ballot for .Chairman, ■ any cona^ucoce baa fallen here since late klOod sssscirtx CT Democralic CMiity CtinvwtioB. ant dement in the manufacture ef paper used by tie daily aad weekly prow nf tta Manebrater .nd Ny*. The Burd then prbcccdcd to ballot, country, whs not apteificnlly and by name with the fallowing result exempted Irom doty. Under a Treaeury decision which tald that this vretal omb lion wa* fatal tn the free admivion of wood thick John Q. Creasy hid 8. Ixnri* Pot Towne 1. pulp. a. fcW manuteetupm of that article e* 9, Am* have been ' ablr to impoac an exorbitant 1 On motion of Mr. Towne, Board pro-; laogth of time to secure their deed*. ' It ia now bring settled and improved by a more enterprising |teople. At Omaha on the 17th mat. w* experience! a violent storm of wind and dust with the thwmotueter up to 79 *1 noon, bjjt in the afternoon Whole number of rote, cart, 18: of at71 p. in. the weather grew colder attd which larwte Durktw had 10, John Q. daring tta night we bad a snow storm. Cranny-8. The atmosphere hero ia pure aud bracing Mrr Durkee havin' received a uuiority and on lhe whole it ia a delightful climate. of all the rotea out, wa* declared duly elected aad thereupon awramrd the duties । Sackett and family, formerly from Wood- itf. The Democratic Staten srt trying to force Grant upon lh« RmmbUcan party, and Tilden i< trying to aeeure th* Demooauc nomiaation throngb the votro of Rspublieau State*. Democrats thinking they can tart Grant, and Itepoblirao. knuwio; they eon boat TiBen. The Gaovva Award BUI has taen indeCnitnly. postponed. Th* Senator* who have duungutshad ttamaelre* in thia de­ bate arc Blaine and Edmunds. Carpenter and Thurman also distinguished them. advea, but on tho wrong «da of the areuU_Ul____ __ . . , .having the In.uracee Cowpanta. atrika late winter to aopply bill accommodation*, from th* liit. tad fallen, and had carried death and yuio , Th* Southern Deuocrata are goingwith it. Il waa the work, of a moment, i| irv and have th* tariff Isw.'revised M pMI1_ Tbs great foir, whieh aa instant before was i »“b lhaui joy, a earnivj of pleasure aod rejoyroeut, wa* roddcolv changed iota a scene of death , and dcatraction. .InsUntly a scene of the wildcat eoofos I griftr? was draerted. the gas bring turned down and tta visitor* warned to leave joat barely io time. In the tall room lb* Ira’S of a grand piano n*re beard in an enlivening S'.rausa wilts, and joyous cvupics were whirling around thcughtleaa of everything but the pleasure 1 land, found them well pleased with th* j country and climate Many in. p«< . < George C. i moved that the Chair appoint i। beekl^find relief in Neb task*. We bare a committee of veven to prepare and report I teen no swamp nor like, in Nebraska, of wood piilp to the free lUt, where it a aehednle of vriuea to serve as a guide in II during oar travels. The great drawback* , belong*. would be aeeompliabod in a few the »‘:es’ment of pevnaual property. : of thio evnatry'te^ the drouth and grain- ■ the fl'H’T. and brave men tumid ri5 at' day.. While bi* oppewitien eontinuw the i tapper*. We are in the Republican .Riv- heart m the full force of tta awful calamity drove itself home with an all im- ' . er rail?) Some timber iney be wen pe'.iing'foroe. Tl.i> lasted but t moment, nxu> afford to watinwc hi* .upper! 'along tta river and creek* The B A M. and was succeeded by a wild rush fov the \ route odiop and oppressive tax 1 Fcorth avenue and Twenty sixth street R. II. at this ] lace ia completed » far bring* in ob revenue ' '' Strong men tratuplcl and : wo* of hern a* Arapaho*'., but th* final entrancebut which |uterfcm atrnjglcd with weak' women, aod in that ■duptod. the dimemtetei [ mad rush fur the -treat all (taught was Mr.:Kilpatrick moved tbit the Chair, in Colorado Tbc county acai of thia ‘ submerged iu th* *0* ovrrwtalming on* appoint a dommittM of three an ynmln- county is'al present al Almy, <1 mile* rate | of personal safety. tioooo*, which motion prevailed. while this Ken* of a terrible straggle । of tbit, but io *11 probabilities will in the' The Uhair then appointed u eommiltee i future bclocatol at Orleani. tanfl* ran for iifu was being enacted within the on .Schedule, Mcwn. Nichol* (G#orjro C.>, ' now be punthssed here at from 82J><< to building. Iwave men ta i rushed toward . the «<-ur of th* awful diMaler. Tb* right election, enable the Indianapolis Journal Towne, Swift, Ny* and Manchertor. Si 0 per acre, but we prediet that hod’ tn say that 1not leva than 333,1*00 vote* A* remmitlce on rewlutiona, Messrs. tare will soon bring** muchAii;bcr price. were e»«t, and that the. majorities in their Creany, Abbey .nd1 NTchola ( Lewi* A.). । Well* uc dug to the depth of from to I On motion of .Mr. Swift, the Board then 1 108 feet and more Have atrfo no springs ing to the ^ualifiatiaos and rwiideue* ut voters, tn neatly 30,000 for No. A, wliich neither atoned rtmeked, t-or curbed aa it it equaliuM the fee* of public officer*. The unnecessary. To firmer* in eld Barry let total i* ataLt SO.Otfo lc— than ter 'Sects [ me »*y cutuo and ace the *c<l before tary of State tn 1«7X. 7 ’ tbc sidewalk, and this fact donbtlrae a*ved . telling your term* and emigrating to a many live*. Tta loan exhibition of print­ The New York Tr>4«« aayt, tta I country the nature of which you do not ings, or as it wa* railed in th* fair, the Georgia ItepuMican t'oarentioe ha* been of aaaeaament of the real and penonal II undenland. We hare a good water pow­ picture gallery, was located at thia point, er het* here, with one griat mill in operawreateti fruna the grasp of the^.Third property of arid county, therefore room. About throe-quarter* of *u hour KcteiLVEl*. That tta Supervisor of th* I Termer* beyond chance of recovery, and before the accident occurred. Uie attention several township* aod of the City of Hast­ they are correspondingly dejected. The ing* da ameas the taxable property in said of Mr. Altart McKay, the Superintendent of the Fair, wa* called by Iktrctiva Tilley Aaaociteed I’rr* dispatches credit Gener­ county at it* actual eaah value for the to tt^lsrt that the floor of tho Art Gal al Grant with th* mere poasibilily of two ot»n<<*X y«nr. John Q. C«t»r, j delegates ent of twenty two. L. A. Ntruoui, Conuaitto*. ' Gm. W. Alnxr, ) । Mr. Kilpatrick moved that th* report ] , The nnit rule will be fought to the l-it1 ter end *1 Chicago. beat informed of Republican*, exptcnace I be accepted and adopted, which motion The Washtosw Repubhcsu. i-nme out tta opinion that neither Gew. Gl*t. Mr. [ prevailed by th* following vote fiatly agrinrt the third term. Ayea — Merors. Abbey, Bellinger, BurBlaine nor Secretary Sherman win be nominated, bill that the candidacy lie* bo- jj pee, Crenaj, Cock. Cleveland, Bnrka*, tween Mcasts. Wadiborne. K>lmwnda *nd II Gott, Kilpatrick, Manchcatcr. Maek, ■juriir against removing thei Mathews. Nichol* (Ore. C.), Ntehoto < Hamilton Fish. ■ Ifrmra to Nika wa* 3,7<Jt>. ■ —- I (Lcwrs A.), Ny*. Swift and Towne—17.1 According to lhe taasing Ht^Uira*, ■| Naya-Mr. Crid1*r-1. th# list of candidates fur attorney general I >Ut>d* at lbs praaciM limo a* follow*: Edward Cahill of tanning, Rien.i Loud of Albion, Col. March of Uilladale, sx Judge White of Ludington, Judge Baxter of Grand Havre, aad J. J. Van Riper of Ber­ The Chicago newspaper* hare bought •>ee hundred carload* of print paper in Montreal at a price thte will giro them a profit, after paying the duty aod freight, over baying in this coantry, which ahowi ronchuively that it ia cot the duly but the combination that keep* the price up. ifOSlIIWs : foil. Tb* road* have been dry aod dusty ■ *11 winter and fanner* here feel a little I discouraged at present. The.fim das* of ufsctuie of paper II happened thpt pulp of wood. Whieh b bp\ th* mote import­ tax on the general body of paper makers, by whom it i‘ of eonrsa ahiftrd on the con­ sumer*, the newspaper publisher* uf the country, and the button fall* with *pecia1 hardship an publisher- outside of th* great eitiew—wc, eonre<|uently, being impoverishol *□ that > ' llata may grow rich. champtvti af these tnonopolMr .ectative (iAxrtKLti. FLOWtti POTS. SltDS IK Dtnx sues) Btir. After .otoe diaeosstoa, ou motion of I Mr. Towne, the report wa* adopted by lb* ' follawiog vote: ' .. , Area— Moeen. Abbey, Ballinger, Bar-1 pee, Cremy, Coek. Cridlar, ^CkreJand, j Dartre, Gott. Kilpatrick, Manebcater,' Stack, Mattawa, NicbeJa (Geo. C.Nish . The Albany ./vresnrf maintain* that with tta organisation aad enthusissm Mr. Mock offered the followi.g rreolu which are'■■re io follow the Chltwgo cootkm and moved it* adoption veuttai, whoever may bo nominated. New Hkoolved, By tho Board of 8ap*rri»York nan ta made a* auro for the rrpobliand after tta first day of M»J. A. D. 1880, it ahdl not ba lawful for any cattle, heroes, «h«ep <x awma Io ran at large in any pub­ Tbn Indianapolia .lnnn,n! royn that tb* lic highway ia lb* towmbip of Britimore, Kentucky delation to the Chicago Con­ ia aari county, a* provided in Sec. 1, vention contains fvttf anti-Grant men, Chapter M* of th* cumpilad Lawn of 1871. Mr. Burp** moved to amend by includ­ who, hsring taen elected by lhair respcctivc district*, will not obey lhe in- ing in tbn provteion* of aueh revolution the townahip of Yankee Springs, which ■meodmeot waa accepted by Mr. Mack. The New York S^. aap, it la tta fight Mr. Swift moved to lay th* resolution of 187'invaragain in New Turk. Mr. ou th* tab)*, whieh motion was tart by th* Tilden came out ul It in ;tb« memorable following vote: year a Ellie diafignred by the Tammany Aytu— Mreara. Abtay, Crrilre, Man warriors, bat with their aculp* dangling etaatar, Swift and Town*—3. Naye—Meaeta. Craay, Coek, Umland, Tbo IVariiiugtoa rorreapondent 6f the Durkee, Grtt, Kilpatriak, Mack, Maitaw*. ClnduMti <}•*>&■ hay* thu Senior IRnWe (Geo, C.1, Nkbob itawte A.\ Blaine bold hit own admirably in the Geneva award debate sprinrt Maen, (larpeutcr, Bayard end Thurmsn. HEW YORK WEEKLY HBB QNE DOLLAR A YEAR. FOR LESS MONEY AT IN HASTINGS. I atn selling Farm Wagons thia year cheaper than anv one in the country. I warrant every Stick of Timber and.every iron in them to be good. Apy Wagon or Buggy of inv make that is broken and shows poor material, I WILL REPAIR THE SAME FREE OF (CHARGE if it is sent to my Shop. I am Shia aeuun better than ever before. I am detertnitifij to make u ood a Wagon as is .sold by anyone. This I will prove to any min who will call at my shop. Price lower than ar.v other eui-hI ; WAGONS OR BUGGIES.' . (lutings, March 23, 1880. HIHOE' 2744 ICINCHO QUININE] HERALD Ready for use by adding Hot Water. A superior substi­ ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. tute for Wall Paper, Hard Finish, Kalsomine, etc. Better. Cheaper, and Easier Applied. Sold by the pound in New York HERALD, The New York n™.hmf unit Anu Xlrrrt, AVr Treat also* 12 beautiful Tints. 6 pounds Alabashne trill corer 50 square yards- or 4^0 square feet. 2 coats A porous - r whitewashed wall may require more The white will not turf yellow or the tints fade For sale by ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS NICHOLS,SHEPARD & OO.Brttli CntfM VIBRATOR yffig-gaig.Ssfia —lsslS Ejjff-TStrss JUDICAL CO.. i taiidiug, usd acrioadv impeded tboar who were trying to escape. ' Outside of tta bnbding the wildest oxeitement prevailed, and th* tercel waa soon tilled with excited people eagerly io। «f<uriog the extent of lhe dkaatev. It waa I The Only Remedy tbit MH irinitu.nE rixc n THE LIVER. THE BOWELS. and the KIDNEYS sign* are all auspicious. About coe sixth of tta delacatea to the Ulinaks Convention 'tare tasw steeted. adapted by ayea and nap as follow* : Every county except on* has rwportad. and Ayea—Merom. Bellinger, Burpee, Cree- i ay, Cock. Cleveland, Durkre, Gott, KB palrick. Manchester, Mack. Mathew., Nieteb t Geo. <•). NHrola i Lewte A.),i REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE! CITT FBOriHI HIJ31L'.' osnoa on j.muauN UNDERTAKING ABIC BALSAM �/8?o TyrUtpnlia^S^lfin MlDtU.SVlU.1, April 26. ittO. CLarUa Bpaaea, one aad OM-haif milaa, tooth of thb riling* had four aheap killed। &.I. »nnot foagra u d.mUMl. Th»t bi. rffra■h”--U.n« Ofc., K. ™ vraciog brain team* with aparklri*g wit b by Ilgbtaiag bet Saturday night. 25<h feat.( Aaron Clark, E«q., *pok* oo tbeaahjare b„, llt »’ touser a qumtion Aaputd Hi* rcpu of Temperawe*, Sunday erasing at tbe tatloa ia med* ; Opon bb brow *houM T'®|«r»0co Contention yraoed,, be placed th* Uwnl wreath al victory— M. E. Church. ***** A<*alwart County Com that mtick for >be Jrarraf did it. Thai H. S 8. wield* a renomoua oaill, •ppotniad, .nd* raaUutiun, 4Tba County crK.nu.lio<J U JU.. D<wrj Ch C«- Oommittoe, E.uch Audi ^mual J. BidWm.nTroa.ara Print ibaofcul report next, Ktuetmtm aa from th* Grand IUp<d. nrorom Culleg. and TrBbioj, “booL I'cnag men of ordinary intalli g*nca,-with th* thorough drill given here, •rojuu aa eqre of obtaialcg ailuaiion* from thb iaKitutiouaa they of tbeir cxiat^ee —Grand Rapid. Daffy Lrtubr. Iiouae cleaning iw rip*. Xofanll found for want ol raia. Wbearon candy rani took* rather thia. and Lara new ronfed Remember tb* weight aoaal at Red Ribboo Hall thia evening. Th* Nay terra of lb* Circuit Court will e-mmeuce on Monday next. For Paints and Oils call at Holloway's Drug Store. Tw»a midnight, and a try waa beard ! A cry of deep deapei- *ad uatUd agony A doom mor. droadf.l than H^lranmm awaited them! No naorul hand could rracue! Prayer aroaa from heart, fraatio <ith grief, and i. wiki cUeuem wera wa>b«t out on the night .ir for cowm Krocg arm to "Sav. oc w. periab!" Thee tbe Nanrtnc Wa. aewo approaching eantioudy, end with bb atroog attachment fomeued to tb* awdef apob<MUJ<Uy,u! yore)He robbed forth I Tbe alta.ihmynt Koek ! and they •era stwll But th* Netarono ? He *»»l t like a cram lytwran an old lie* Democrat, Greenback, and polaeat. That a aurprww awaita all of Mr. J. Rnarali’e cttatomcr. who bar* not vuitad hi. Mwe -within a lew fiays. there ia no douM. Such an amtxitg change ia aa abort • time raema almoaC impcmdbk. We ba*a ecao good* of th. naoK brauiifui*pat trma and t-xture* before, bat au«t Uy that thro* aa exhibition, at Mr Boamll'a far exceed anything wa ha*. n*r before area to tbia eiiy. la the line of millinery ! »e vary much doubt if one can find* any­ where outaido ef the eity of Derail, ia tb* Stat*, no fine a line of good*. Al­ though perGctly beautiful, they are not inure beautilul thu good. We cannot do Mre- M. K- Taylor win oyeu the Spring •nd Sammer atyk* .of Millinery, Friday and Saturday of tld* week. We ap.Qr.en hour look ing over J. La* L. A. Xiebob ohfctfgrailb who own. ! Re--d'f-pt*« of l<i.«iom», aod work, both a faat trotting marv, i* having brr trained ,Jietihfd and pafieubed. Il* baa pat in I* fir*: dam, ais home, Joa* k C*’» by a Mr.'Hoycr of PUinwall. Mr. IF. L Newton returned frap Cold­ I Freaaoat. Ohio, eogioe, and il certainly ia water on Saturday bat, wbrrii he went to [ tbe nieeet piece of machinery we have *cen atwudjhe fao«ral of |»*raimer. I in many a day. He ha* a larg* lol of I Inmber waguo under way, and abo baggie* The Finest line of Wall of the very beet. He cold a apleodid Paper in the city at Hollo­ ' carriage to » party from Allegan for see way's Drug Store. hui>drr4 and fifty dollar, which we con jj-r— ra^~. b«-.«W youthful eo«n|«ny. We agaiw a^. Mai*, lbw* <»>'• b»i’« wood to pay their .ubocriptiou, tin «->l K» away without getting • rweeip* for th* * «->«*«*« '"V" >1., ITO—'-—IL. at." We would augpeal that tba Aee /'era* man concoct a pba for *nch an expeditioa and edvrrtiaa for Voleotrera. There ar* tag lb* aaae way all tbe titna or they Would get out of *>|1>1 of each other. . Well now I Here I oae pbilckphixing ‘ Judge io aoin* rut wildernca*’’ rather aod ealtioqobiag like an eatroonm* <1 than not have the pleeaore of an excunion. believe that u wbat they rail >*»,) when He would not ul-j»ct to bciog corrawpoodlog' Mi-retary to th* expedition, if we would Lt *ur* of getting hoe>* io time to tai *ur» oer chureh u fall of hypocrite*, pnMUhe-l iu the Zfoaw Jtannl. one of her extra»tdmary rdigioa* aquiba, laat aod th* PaKor atema m think they *rv week. 1 will (imply aay that'ahe U both wry very p»d paople. They wear jewel­ ry, braid, curl, crimp, peinl, primp, pow d«r aod rufl.- tod' what all the Lord oily kejw*. I don't ko»w of anything. they dan'l do, aod I aa aura thu b all wastrary to tbe leaehiage of tb* apowka. fudod I belie** they ar* all hypocriiw. T am ear* I am jnu *a good a* any <>f tbea if 1 tor Clinker, I will aay b« due* aot belong iu piaio and old fmhfoaad. aad our Pmtur to *oy church although ha ia ever on th* I *i.l« of jnetiea «<»-l right, aod ia a icnrper- of coat* 10'1 doe* not give aay away. Wail, Ijwa* there bu< I* oca gwi re wa* ■« n>*oy Greenback la^iperaaea peraoo !«ft or Oud *nuM have deatroyrd a a* lherv «r» Republican tempeniKc Hat after all I baliere it b not *o great a ; but, let that be. a* il may, if th* l* well poated oe holy writ a* *b* pre- a *in to be a hypocrite a* to be an infidel, for hypoeravy e»y* to tbe young mind*, "it would be right to be ehriabu." Infi­ delity aay* “rhrbtiuttly b not tru*.'' Now neighbor a rya. Sb* eaye: "Now we," infidelity bbapbemra Gtd aad that b tbe ■ videMly meaning tbe Groauback party, unforgiraa tin. The Bibb coy*, (and । *buw» that lhe gr*tbiu> that i* the word of God,) that th* Father, bivtury of hlacunatry. Tbi. undenHeodutg ' lore the temperance cauae and tb* rvligijo of Jveu*.'' I think, judging from th* Sow end Hi-ly Ghott era aa*. aud to dewy m very creditable indeed to uno wboae b*»d ou* m to deny all. Now, how can mau'e u filled to orerfiuwi'fj with Mcdulary tn»t- party up bar*, that lb*y tore neither, nut raying but there ar* temper**** men crime conaut ia being hypocrite inatfiad of inure*!, and wheo tlx Uiewell pire. wee •uag, thwe were fow dry *J« la the eonHe gnra to Sbwidu , UL, to JJ^UoTJabo H. Chriapril, d«~rad. gregatiotu taka charge of tko Ual*«»J«*t church at ibmptara AU widre-l him Gad np*ed. very dwirable and most complete Stock of FOREIGN JkJSFD DOMESTIC, ' Fine and medium priced 3O3EI.3gSSS Ukrn from IT S Sebubr’a gudiinga in the Jovnal: " We. tb*|Mita*l Land ul Zach*. ri»ha, will aay unto tbe people, 1 w»* there when th* Onreey child we* kirn." We umkratiod the geot|em4U tu m-eo biutwlf, of »>er»*, whew ralrfvine t-v th* Greeny • ' The croquet foct-iry i* driven with ar-, aider wa* a bargain indeed to th* pur. drr*. and «ie*»qa*nily the workmen ar* driven to wjrk twelve hour* per day pbacion*. which are to go to Chtnagu tbwv abowing that Mr. Reed» work i* gaining a wide reputation. He b *raurtag all n»»i»rn applicant** for tb* con ■traction ol carriage*, wagon, rt*. Ha Soma weather prophet* predict cJd aad ha* at praaeut Uo workmen, all Ira* cb»* wet weather till the middle of Jane, when mechaui», *gd will aoon have to add mor* It will ari to dry, aad »o eoutinna the rwt help, when be enb»g** lib *h«p room, which ba intend* doing aooe We er* a compound rould ptaeibly eom. from any really happy to know that Mr. Raed b. other brad thu <x»-jatumvl full of m*dulary timore; all we w»h«d to aay ia re­ gard to il ia tbM lhe gec leracn ou^bt tu cxrrcia* great car* with ueb poetry, Bad BuMnaa* of the Barry County Probeta have it rari-awd or il will got away. The Court, for the week ending April 24, idea of aneb an XBUbetiral effuabm huMing Cfomnt Smith. Jude*. logacb*, wilbeut beu*g brarod up with credav evening Belt. May fitb. Let there April IP, Evtato of DanM J. K.tcham, quutaiiua ■■!»' ;WiU lb* gficllcmaa da-.eatrd Prtiiieu fx appointment of plcrae keep up th" »***« ? be ■ good turn out. Tba p*ach bloeaoam are joat about half ' admioirtrator filed May 17lS/,a*Sl anAad now, Mr Editor, era you name way out, end we eery ntoofc f«*r that a •ignrd for brariap uy | la«c OU thU mandan* rplwra uh«re Ewata of Frank Comau, drorarad, 0<drr wc tan go andiaot get peltod with auch entrad appoiatieg DrtwilU Comae admln- barrow ing,' adulredvriBg dialogue*? Go to B^ Ribbon Hall ■««« tUtord.y evening end Metro to Mr. Q. K- 0w«w. who hea tb* reputation of b«iug among tbe (met etoewtiroiata of tbd ags. Cbailce Redder* appeaimr*. end J*m«a Having raenirod twelve new font* of Blanchard and Ch.rlr* Hodr” e"»»* brantifo! Jah type recently, wa er* pre­ ^oerad to hear alarm*. pared to do job wort to the m-rnt approved E»uto of H—n Snyder, deoearaJ. Fin­ Styb, end cheap a* lhe ebeepeat. al Bnoooolofadmi.iKriliun fled with pe­ The Republican* of . the S~und Ward tition f-K dbebaifio: May 17th aast aawill bold <h«ir caeca* at IJwttmrd*owper April 2b>. E»ul» of John Hevdbj ahop thb *»eato^ to *5*ct •» Ch* county cdnrewtton to b* held at tbc da**ea<"1- Pctitiuo for epp-nulmetit ut, ejmoia' admiaietrainr filed. Fetililtoo for Court Rotate tu morrow. Bev. J. M-rnfiatd (U.irawelbt), who Ou Stanley night cam uf tbc po'^ appUatmcat of gmmral admiabtratoe fited. ba« probed for ibo laa, foortwri year*, cSoer* at Adrian wa. ehM by a wurthb*. Nay 34th next ne*iga*d for bearing. ■wnibly, iaOr«*K«»iUe. peraehad h» fore­ aceu.p turned Aiken, Jeta of CalifontU. wall aarauia at lb»t plaar oo* Waek *0> who waacremiag a diKwrbaoro on lt» Uu Sendey. Tbc Ibrv. ptn-kmaa be* atrrat*. end whom the efloar nought to ..a— With 1 mratieg a aurroitful on*. Their orgaoiaatioo waa tormnl with Mre. H. P. Benum, Pre..; View Phai deal*. Mr*. N. P Fulkr, Mr. Gra Fullar and Mre. Anu Davwupor*; Rra. 8*c., Mire Hauk Young., Cor. 8ro. Mr. J alia Young.; Tree., .Mira Lilli. Suter. M. F. Dowbng baa eold hi* houa* o* An earncKntM of parpoee and ■ Bpirit of tb* turner of L*rki* aad Drerboo alreeta. barmy pervaded the gathering wbkh io Mr*. F. A. Colvin. Mr* CoIrin will promima well foe tbe fatnre ol tb* Soch'y occupy il a* a reaidrocc Will Gibb*, blaekeakh at Irving, baa acid fib property «l thu place aod mill reenorng lb«m who f**l an iotmeat ia mak­ 1 During the thunder alarm Sunday ing their Union, what it h hoped u m.y fired fro® our ruka will enuh that green­ 'monMag IRth iaci, tbe dwelling cf Hr. Ixrome, a bleating to the ealir* eommuaiiy back qmbbkr, like . on. hundred aod Liviogatoa ia Bowna waa etruek by light- aod tba miration from via* aad intemper acramy pound ball peoalraliag bb Mad.! ui-tt- Nctwitbmasding lb* bona* wu rap- urn cf many iodividuU. la Oblongata’." At tba dinner hour we cat down to a praod to be wall guarded by ligbtoiag Sow, Mr. Editor, we are not going to rod., the aebtfo fiaid. fickle aa tbe wind,' long table literally grouiog nndrr it* plrad guilty tu that eh.rgr, at *U. A* for refuted to foliew iu ao etlkd oooduetur, weight of good tbinga, tb* moat of which, ia pariiamaeenry pljraa*, waa "moved and I rod w biehit dblodced truea Ila Hating carried" with great [ romptneaa. Tba oraKing idlournad at abut five p place, .battered lhe building aod direru, aad we aepentlad, feeling that it bad 1 ranged thing* generally. Mt*. Ada Dlndgrt lira a fiat .tuck of hero a day pleaaaatly and profitably Fiatht. ae«m to b* aflieted with a aort of millinery goad* in Kara. Sb* ciao boa a running at the mouth. «d ar* troubled drontnakiog departacot ia concoction wilb •erioudy with daqgerou* .ymptata* of her millinery baiinea* what Prof. William Mathew* calk * men­ thought it 7 Aad ba* it roe** to tbik J tal diarrhea. They hav* t.lkod »o perdatdual to tbiak that "it ia out m great a eotly and vociferoualy of gold bog*, milcrime to be at tafidd at bone aa Io bpyolionairt*, aod bond holder*, that their gut1*. P. Cady, Ka|.. baa told out hie law critically profeaa te be a ebrimiao when •oral . ap|«odage* ar* uodaly enbrg^, *o iriMW tad otto* fixture* to George H. that—at ide from their cheek—tbe Adam'a uhnaon. Mr. Cady gee* to Dakota to •ppi* b th* molt prominent fratnra of their phydeguomy. We think th* geuttomao dightly egMb- ;, qnotion ha* ariacn : I* Mara inhabited T tiea) in bb anctaybon ; for inwance, not* ; Ferhape aa cxledtrion might be fitted out tb* latter part of th* above qaoutiou ami to make a journey to that intmKiog plu drad aad aevuty p.,utj bell penetrating bU Medulla ObfongB'a. ' From tb* man n*r of th* geeuhuian'* rompMihiw, we ara Ld to belirve that bo w»uld have aa brieve thu th* ball ia( riraply imbudrd. hombog, no puff to help to 111! up tbe pa­ perhayw. Mr. E-Jiiqr. (ia rem*rk i« tetend­ panda thin there bai been befora in aevper. but aft everybody to rail at Mr. Ha* ed to explain wbat i.U all .lung been an cral yean. , 1 mH'* and ara lb* fir.mt M-xt of good* nWe have heard at mor* daatruttion uf er brought to thb city. property by lightning, tb« aprio- than DtM Euitvu:—Allow me through your payer tu mil iltla attention of lhe Look cut for aoUMthtng nice Mr* M. people ol Heaiag* aod vietoiiy to th* i Otrlvogata W„M?Ke.iu'4* an hundred and E. T«yl*r. ia boww from Uev-Jrad with Sunday Svhuwl Convention to be held el aenmty pound ball, a* Jbr would bar* ua New Goad*. ’ • • /J th* M. E. church of thb plur west Tu*- ia(ir. it ia no* uafoir t* pn.umc that there । day aftera, on and Wrdne»i*y Sabjeuta of imp--runt* relating to Bwn-' day Selinal lalermta will bo-dMcumed by btaay tbuae day* taking , punk^ from ahemd. A Urge number „f .Sepanii aocremeqi*, aod at ftwb value. *1 l-aal io 1 Sunday BeSoc) worker* from Grand Rap tatieh Jledq'.ta—t’e *Brpr«i'M>o tad focal, il- d-*irict are expuctrd to be 'prce*:it. ty of naeuniog unu U- qulz«.«stinei. We tkitcoumy. iautpioe tl>at thi» u oui ctly ttu-of the Mraara. Cook k Slicldua ruatewplaW gvMkatn la <pra**io*i Lpl ako* -of tie other great l-ad*»» nf the graesliweb party ; contog aumaer. i trail wHl lector* on Wcdawday e»eaing. aud beeee the uttgr leak of anything like Our new turabal ia a decided ioprare- Admiraiuu to the leuarr*, fifuxn crate for eent* in their windy raalit^*. BKOt crar tbe'Ui* incaabeot; 'Yida- one sight, or twenty-five; cent* for th* W* ar* aorry to h«ra that Mr. John F. Hale b very aic£ at hie raaideac* iu thia cf Carlton tarn at Grange Hall. Cmltoo Center, ia rvvpuM! to tl.e mil booed by Nm. H. B. Baranm, Two Prue, ot that townahip, to orgaaiae their towuahip W. tog invomir. B would out bmruara your bomb* eorrvapoadeni to grapple eerioualy. for the thuaderboha of hi. wrath would deaceud upoa our deemwi heed, and w* would Wbh to .h.M. off thb mortal roil. Ont we will venture to eorreex an eaamr«ton oe twg made by the Javnal qurbhler —end w* raotura Uwmblingiy to th* tack, Mr. Editor, for w. fm. that, i. th* next tone of tbe Joarnnl, the dhlioguubed dialugiar wUl inroke th. gbou uf derortad JeSwaon to viait a* aad make cur let mbmbh iudaed. Bceoe firal of act firat of noiaber ooe of the gentleman'* diafogura ateru in thb uo college i* th, •tudrat. bra0 „ racoomin! In obuiamg Entered at the Host Office. Bastings. Mich., as Secondclass Matter. . '' . Ou WcdMBday the 21m la«t, the bdbe ' • GOODS • Trimming Silks, Velvets, Fringes. Ribbons, Buttons An Elegant Assortment of H am burgEm broideriesCuipure, Valenciens, Madras and Torchon Laces. BetuUfal line uf Silk and Embroidered Tfeg and Fichtfc, Brown and Blenched Cottons from t to 2i yards wide, Splendid Stock of fine and cheap READY-MADE CLOTHING I Splendid Stock of fine HATS AND CAPS, and > New assortrnttit of Spring Cloths, Gauimerea and ftnitmg* And fine line of •Jailors Trimmings to match. ’ Merchant Tailoring done in all its, Branches. Carpets, Mattinga, Oil Cloths and Rugs. Ladies, Misses and Children’s fine Shoes and Slippers. . Those wishing to purchase * first-class ORGAN OR PIANO ! ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED Lawns, * Brocades. Cathn.ierf9\ ^t'dings, Suitings, de., at O. b Spaulding s. > book* -axo stools koii E. A. MATTISON, 49m3 For Crrden Seeds call at Holloway's Drug Store. Second door West of the Bank, Hastings, Mich. NEW DRY GOODS! Bring your * Butler and Eggs, and buy your Dry­ Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and Groceries of < b. Spaulding. MILLINERY Julius Russell’s ia tbe party, tor tb«r* are a few good tampcraare men that bare baaq led away, and believe that they- will *** the folly of tbeir auurw aod return to the old | arty oca* mora. Now aa to tbe eight be look* like be might ku«w aometbinp. that were *o!di*n ia tb* Uta war, I hav* be U big eocugb. I gueaa 1 will alga myaalf Cbrbtian for nothing to aay. but a* to tba lw*lr* that were formerly Rrpublieana, I - will •imply I am a* mack cbrbtiaa a* aay of them. ny that llxy have be*a cancbt by ■ daroy that will avail them nothing ia th* end; • nd bow if Gtrank will let tb* chrbtien* CAPCINE COifflUM ihaler httia* central. Cap*. Ibekardeon retired frvu* active buainara l*K weak, baviag told out lu Frank Deming The Preridiag Elder preached at the M. E.Church tact Sunday E nary W*i*e waa m aofuHn4*U a* to hare hb leg broke* bj * tree lalliog upon it, one de* tom wgek. A. J. Cain baa movtd late th* buuaa recently occupied by H. C. Bn-war. Teas cheap at Holloway's Drugstore. _ HALL’S CATARRH ' CURE. ON 30 DAYS TRIAL t^s?ES«!S?2 5,000 REAL ESTATE. grain, eemo gradm » ehrap I* tba eiiy. A fra* dlieaey th* eiiy __________ Call ot Powm. A B^tow'e (torn wb*ro a.* gumming and filing will be tfoue Imltar and cheeper than Ly aay athwr own. liotf Ilia Cavan. TKTGT WE Will MAKE THIS PRf-WSITWS, Brat and ct>ra|«.l floating at Great'* Bret end ehraprat Beating al Great'* Bret and cbrepral lluntlBg al Great'* The Huth School *oci.i wiD be fodd al ■ b* naMeoaa «f Jaba A. Grebb u Priday rranwTh. Urea ‘ Cwab of F»." i writ be pUywi by th* aehulara. ••OraWnre” roll b* than* amd ha will -p-a Gram wi.ahwvwwr abap. a bu h. to Bmt and ■I.re prat llunl.ng al Great'* DAUCHY & OO. COL. 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WV ■ pat naortCu.. paptiao toptv Xq .i laqiaaa »qi jo Ojorpo utpMtfaf pn AiqSci* ,»•,« ogi t»H .. OUOJ ftn � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-05-05.pdf 68f6021f06721cb5da054fde7e52182a PDF Text Text ■» REUXSL* VOL. 2. NO. 1 HASTINGS,/MICH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. 1880. pwesmil uu Boara usds MIE! HF.I8IE!! Mill!! THIS PAPER YORK. Ysuko* Hprtnpt—C. W Armslrocff.S. U. Kichic. Chancey Noya, John IlalL The CoamiUaoon panuaneol orguixxlion reported for Chairman, Hon Geo. K. Beamer, for Secretary, Hoe. David It Cook, which report wu accepted and thcb.uinen. alone. I will “"a '“J""’ °f "«cK"«y. *... teretolbre K.ld Inf -rQt'r , wish t0 yo*»r "pecial attention to a few of the pnnctpal Implement kept for axle. Tbe old reliable SVTCJIXLEIYJE TJtXOXWJEJJFt WITH TABLE RAKE ATTACHMENT, For limping need, only mmliooing. tboy bare born mid here for tvwrty ymn and (lore u not lea. than OSE THOt'SANT) nf tbem now ui u., Barry County. Oro aia car load, won- wbl ------------------------------------ ---------------------------------Ida., sefl'tho And have added to thoae the full line nf WALTER A. WOOD. ,R0N M0WER» SWEIP RAKE REAPER He is the only manufacturer who lias a euccca*ful TA\ INE BINDER. Don't forget that I have a car load of attorney at law & solicitor and BINDERS. 1 CILtNuEKY. (>■«• over Baril. 1 Ura-i. marektu, STUDEBAKER WA.&ONS ith Patant Tire Slope Shoulder Spokt A riOHNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR Wheel E will tell yflu srjme other time about the Engines, Saw Milk. Thtttohcra. Clover Bullers. Ac. Rttpcclfullv Your», Md.. .3, IM. CHE8TEII MESSER. The only place to get Broadheiul Alpacas al you can wash and do up without sitrink* g or fading. HOME AGAIN. HOME AGAIN Of the Oash StpreTias just returned from New York- with the most complete Mock of Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls, Fancy Goods, DENTIST Nashville Miqiifcan CLCTHIXS ass furkishih: g:od J- M1XX/ of the latest styles in endless varieties. I bought my stock earl; Carnaie, Sin ail OroaBiental |[and can sell lower than any other Store. Call and get prices b«? PAI NTER - | fore purchasing elsewhere. Rilroad 4PID8 DIVI8I0H. Imperial Soap i’ESTTO AND FRII.M DS AND DETROIT For the Lnundry. the Kitchen, and for general H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES The first betel in tbpStaW Undue* rates The Bru hotel in the State wiH^!***' scagcr Elevator. The Price of the Imperial Soap ia S5.25 per box of 100 t lb. Tv ^IWM^ttiv sreiriet* A** HvW barH—75 lbs. in the box. To atty one who will send tut an order $2.00. $2*50,.Md $3.00 Per Dsy, for 10 boxes with cash. $52.50 we will send one box extra free as Republican County Convention. Agreeable to ths call of tbe County Committee the Republicans met io Coo; vention st tbe Court House io tbe city of of tbs English Operatic alage and euoccrt platforms. Hauk, Albani, Antioostu Sterling, arc already familiar names, and Mrs. Qegnod has taken ths very faremust place as a soprano. She baa no rampetito: Hketfagvat nootioo Thursday April 29, and organia.'d temporarily by the election of Hon. George K. Beamer a* Chairman and Hon David R. Cook as Secretary. A* directed by vets of ths Convention, tbe Chair oatavd s* Committee on Creden tiria, T. Il Diamond. Hon. Daniel Striker and A. G. Kilpatrick. , A muttoa for llio appointment of a eotn mittee at five oo Rcsolutfooa was laid oo the table os motion of Dutiel Striker. By vote of the Convention tba Chair ncmtnalcJ a* Committee oo Permanent Orgsnht-’fatn, 8- J- Bidleman, 8. B 8mith end Milo J. Oom. The Convention then took a renews un­ til half-past .h>« o'clock. St. James Hall, after tbs Bach .fescival. Madam* Jenny Lfad *w«ot to Mrs Os­ good's room to ooagraialat* and evaiplimeat her. Tbe dear old lady looked quit* obanafag anting in frost of the ehoir while her husband, Mr. Goldschmidt, was a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for .one Or more boxes at a ’time, with remittance, and when we hare limn received ordera for 10 baZea we will send the eleventh box free as proposed Congressional. Tba approprritiou billa are now far ad­ aLnve. If you do .not wish to send money in advance you may vanced, « have been pasted by both Tbe Convention tart panuvnt to »d- tlousM nod approved deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your “— .town with the dhderstanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt j aura meat. Tbe Committee bn CredeuluL submitted of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address the following report which was accepted for the next fiscal jeer, cotnmeoaog July lof, 188»J, sppropna^ng I32300.000; tbe *Ur route p-oaaal t^arieucy, appropri­ ating 81.250,600 ; the Indian deficieeey, 8135,000, atri the deficiency far fagWattvc ronlfageal fund. 124,012, have been appruvtd by th* President. Tbe milttary acad.mv UH. a* it plsed the House, appropriated 8314.019. »ud the Seuite laaviog iocreared tbe amount to >327,853, lbs bill b now fa the hand* ot a coufer- CRAMPTON BROTHERS; Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets. New York. STOEE1 JB ii. mis Keep* ootutandy on hand ! LIME. HAIR. brick. TIland plaster PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS SAWS FILED, cultivators, double futono- noBt. (Jain, Tills, Mteikaii Me LEFT JUJTD PLOWS. By of the above ariiden. i Elevator, corner of Broad Um' Yulis, Bon 3>d Cbildrei L J- WHEELER. .nritriZlr. JVoreb 1878. 47i put wnk, and the nin baa at times bwo s=<xsnnaitd.bx.h»i2a» well as some uttK3j.t,cric disturbance in the .hape of thunder and lightn'mg. A culdcr tamper­ atom bva .prcwiad ‘wkh iolecvah of brilliant sutubinc between ths abowera, and ia nearly all part* of the Kiaguom, Granville, laird Roseberry, laird Ituaraitself jM'WeriW, and has windy withdrawn ren, Sir William Harcourt, Str Edwin from the struggle. In all probabifity James, Mr. W. E. Foster, Mr. Gmsbew, ting glove, and reproduce tbt fcalute* of a shipper*' Inuit* will now h« .gladly comMr. ChamberIrin, Mr. IfathboM. and Sir •tame. Yet, unless they arc dull indeed,1 Cbarkw DHke. L>rd Hartington, Mr. Bright, and Lord Detdy wilt maintaio^n they will rejoice al th* healthiness and common aenwr of a abort pleated skirt. attitude of friendly obaerraiiea. 42-41 Centr LrtXMM, JgHOLAXti, ) April 15, IBM. J i We are now wttoanaiog the garatnt Spring, no dowbt, i* a very daltgbtlul I Democratic victory that has ever been aewon of the year, with ita promise of naw• achieved fa England. Tbs decriuus have Ii ahtuc and gift of Bowers, but U haa an ut>dealt a very heavy blow to the CbtMerva- comfortable propensity for searching our | live party, and ooec again a Liberal gov- *od making mani&sl the defect* „{ th* I ernment will try it* hand at idtprovfag the iI w»i<lrobe. There is uo concealing ■)■>!.bi. j rtate of the country. It i* a notable faet , net* or wear and tear from tbe ferjwlcnt ' that, hard aa tbe Liberals hare tried to :I eye of the ecctniog ano. Happily far I win over the farmfap interrar* to their, maaklod the Ifbor of Jraasog i* cnc cd ride, (aided, at they nudcuhtodly have ' uwguificani tmpcrtauce. The difiercne. keo. by tbe failure of the cropa and tbs in tbc aJupc <.f a »at. the ent of a pir of mortality amoog rattle, owing to the bed J weather Irat year), that Io tbe wutbern Ij the curl of the brim of the ha! arc taatun oouuliM M Eneland Cunatrvalivre bate '| eerily MUled foe the wearer without the been triumpbanlly returned at (be head of ।I nccearity uf mneb auaicly on hi* part Tbe the poll*. Political opinion* are. amodp a en.tonrcr », tn.trc or law, fa the hand* ol Urge proportioa of members of the House II his taller, who u autocratic, and against Jarno. G. Blaise, 88 ; Klihu B Wsahbtrrue, 4 ; George F. Edmonds, 2 ; Ulys•ra 8. Grant, 1. Second ebotoe—Eliliu B. Washburns, 3G ; John Sherman, 11 ; UlyssreJL Grant, 14, George F. Edmonds, 10; James 0. Blaine, 7 ; Thomas W. bu been the subject of geuvral coagTatuFerry, 4 ; The Nominee, 2 ; Hamilton Ltjua. Gru* bu grown vigorously^ Fish,.I ; Jamas A Garirid, 1 ; Henry I , whuro dmistuo there is bterriJy no appeal. Ward lleaehtr,.!; John A. leogan, 1. ' the Commons, mainly matter* of tradition. ' There arc men wbosc4*talure. phyaiqur, buiMums are beginaiag to shew upon the frail uses. and. afssr the dull, moaotoaMsa _ By districts the Cuavenlioa than ppo ,■ Probably for throe centuria, at least, there i oasded to the election of delegates to the I। fax* been no reerssnr Roaaell, tu the skip* and well-bred sir permit theni the cxerciae bA/wn of bSfl.-w tree* and barren land, of some originality in thfir daily attire ; the eya rmta gratefully ou tha pleaaast of a Tory usrorkr of that Biatorie nans*, I I they can affjtd Io Wear peculiar coats, «- verdant hoc* that harbinger tbs Spring. clerticn of Hen. David R. .Cook, Hon. or a Caveudisb boMisg other 'than Whig ; centrie necklice, and uneacvcnuonal bats , Aubangl, tbs th in new of tbs wheat plant Leander Lipham, Oreo Strong. Eageae opiniou*. In these familia * Beacons- ! but, a* a rule. She beet-drteeed man ia be baa ken made the aui jeet of ramark ia Davenport, Ltyal E. Knappea. William who is uniformly twel, and whose costume I*. Sidman. *MBo J. Gosa, Runcll E. as would tbe anoonneetnent of Lord George Combi, IFoo. Goo. K. Beamer. Ch.riei I Hamilton that b*nocforth he followed the I e-ituca ronad, msu hare, a* a rule, only tu A. Armstrong. ' atandard of Mr. Bright, bw to hi* father giro order* and to accept what ia allottad The Cuaroatioaanihorucd the driegatss | th* Duke of Atwrcoro, wbrae three sou I to them; they kouw that.no amount of to appoint aabatituM, and ia aaae of soy j vote every item of the Tory tuket a* reg ' cleaning, turning, or cleansing will make lacancy at iMtroit, lbs delation wrrv j triariy aa Mr. Speaker takea tbe chair. Of authoriiad to fill the mme from any Barry . course, there ar* instance* of., the reverse the old cent into a new one sufficiently revpeetaMe to eaeapc the critical eye that county Hspublicso in atuudanre. oeerafooslly. like thst ot Lord Iforty and Thi. ba* fortunately, not bwsa the No further buiowm being proaented the his father, who have exactly reversed the For women, however, Spring Taabiooa ca*o with the present crop, which is Coaveolico adjonrtktd rise die. ■' order of their p..|itial career—-tbe first have altogether a fteshrt and more faaci- better prepared to wtihatand vicaritnda beginning mildly C-Mservativs and rodiag I nating significance. They not only give of temperature than would have been the Liberal '; tbe last beginning . decidedly: intense pleaaarc to the wtsrer,** satisfying care had it* vitality been unduly forced Liberal and ending Tery-but three are a natural erasing, bat era full of uniprak daring the winter wraths. The frequent rare rases, particularly in the great historic able charm* and rejoveoatinp Ideas. Men families. It ia remarkable that liberality arc popularly MppOMd to know nothing delayed the termiaatfau of spring aowfag. fa’ pullUra, evea i-f an advanced kind, baa i but tbe acreage yet uosown it ooatpuuiivs' no infiueera fa ditninishfag the prestigu of I ly rtiull, and the season is not yet auffiripeer*. Tbe Dokc* of DevuMbire and ' largroi and fi-ert merchant vs*m1 fa tbs Westminster, for «x»m|4v. who have been,' lately ignorant cf ah* cempoviiiuu of the vully advanced to render, thia a matter for gown that t* selected Ui be pkaaiog to his world. She will k 2,0)0 loos larger than any. anxiety. lb* Arixiuaor xbe City of Berlin, her out and-out supporters of Mr. Gladrtooe, eye ; but, if the truth kt told, the rougher tfapplics ot English wheat have again sister ahip. and 8>M) ton* larger than tbe are, io evary respect, regarded by their been ataall, both fa Louden and at lbs new Catisrd.-r, now bring constructed, on own cUas a* standing socially a* high a* is supposed to be, and this the wifaan proyUcia! market., and a decline of 1 a. • he Clyde, She is Io oust over >1.000,000, the total furiouv Tory oobleman ; lotted, kuiiwt v*ril enough, or sbe would not be- per qr., has indicated a weaker tons ia tbe tba way of safety, apeel and comfort, a* ih.-.Whiga have had more leaders of fash­ stuw tueb an infinity of tremble on bee trade, aa nutlets have operated sparingly, it ia poavibls for steamer cvmpvniee and ion than the Tenn* Devonshire. Holland. persuul adornment. Women dress, no shipbuilder* to attain. She will be cent- Laoedowus. 'Cambridge, Melbourne, and doubt, to delight themsrirea, but they also plrtod In tba spring of 1881, and ia U> be HpeMer bou*oi wertt *11 Whiga, and it glaesd < n the regular line between New would be hard to find Tory houM* to dress, fa a for greater tlceree. to faaefaate prnspedt of the future crop. With regard and please sill whs are about them, and to foreign wheat, last Monday’a arrival York and Li»«rv<>o|. Tk dimalMWa* cl th- City Rome will be : Length t.f match them. There ha* been no Eog!i*b with'shots they come fa coutset at home, showed ao importatim into Loudon of .keel, . .54G .» a... OUg B|| ________ a3() election wtlbfa living memory fa which feat; ^,1, L_________ abrond, oe ia society. Tlrer* are a few oetriy (W.OtW qr» , more than ooe-half of breadth of brant, 5 ' fact; depth of bold. such . emirmou* petauoal cavrtioaa have 38 fact 9 taebo*; depth front tup of deck­ been made oo both sides—but espeeiailv unprejudiced laymen who will fail to ob­ which quantity was from American Atlan­ serve whs: rppiJ and startling improve tic porta, whence the lauwi telegraphic ad­ house* t-> keel. 52 foes Her n.enure<nent . ................................. will be 8.300 tons. Tbe hull will bo of meat* have beta recently effected by vice* report a marted decline fa prioaa and the Ixat iron, and will be bail! fa the best The nobis lord* who stand far the mstroracb increased abipmuite ar virtually iadimanner, with-eleven hortauotal buikhoa-b politaa boroughs bars bssu more affable may be due to education, trratiwx, lectnroa. c*:»uh* collapse of th« “ring." Thai the and twu Iqppitndinal bulkheads through and cuadroovndiog lhaa even the gTval«*l tbe engine and boilrt sooias The engine* 1 admirers of an hereditary ariatocncy bars rivalry, or what not, bat directly our wali ppers, chiutrA and decorative furaiturc failed in ths attempt to diteste prises to will bod’ 7AM hores-powsr with rix cylinders, threw of which will be high WatM* Eusopoia sot * matter for any re­ _____ .uisw re_ ____ _ . people who ucter before had a lord i gret bat it nit bi* remarked thu tb« proxiTruuihvcd "that ik'nev’ voLl w'iU atulu i tbeir ri.itior li.L ..... •- • —»। have jast been farored with a Het. •taction from buying on this. aide a* tbe fav­ noblemen and gentlrmeo who will tai orable ■tuber which baa given promise of office under Mr. Ghdatoue. Amoogat it abundant crop* in bath countries- Against ADRIANCE REAPER, rw'etlXrt. lU/tiML Ml.*. WHOLE NO. 1304 ootanriltetL Tbs Sroste Increased the in.Hast fast—0. B- Beubatu, W. Spocsblo. 'nuHlstc defiriency bill for expanse of tbs 8. J. Bxiiemao, E. D. Johnson, A. Ryer- ruble printing, etc., from >8,554,009, fa 90 1st Wvrd-Cbea. 8. Burton, John W.60C,000. and it ia now before tbe Houae epon a report from the appropriaW Durey, jr. tfaos committee, which will lake it to a Sad Ward—Jamre A. Bwseuy, Wa. conference comraiuse. The consular and diplomatic bill Mated the Houm at >1,1413rd. Ward—Daniel Striker. C. G. *•>■ —a .l- A_ K..L _:,h . Boniley, Ubas. M. Knappeu. 4tb Ward-D.rid K. Oook, J. W. Bentley, I. W. Vrooman, Gao. M. Dewey. 11<raK., I. W. Canoi. IL T. Campeli, John Mo Collata. Alax. Douglass. ’ Irving—Gao. K. Beamer, J. J. HaoJrrebott, Samuel Rtrosh, Jamb J. Wing. Jdteb Jordan, B. F. HaJaUad. Juhnatown—E. F. Nys, A. G. Dewey, Wealsy Clark, H. P. Cherry, Geo. Biraak«.. Wilii* Humphrey. Mapla Grovw—T. T. Dewey. Leander Laplum, Gao. O. Doan. C. R Palmer, E. Orangeville— Eugroe Hawthorne, J. H. Rad, I. A. Niabote, R. C. Turner, Lyeaader P.Cook. I’rriricrilLr—A. C. Towne. M. J.-Gm, A. B. FraoeLco. Joa! Ifarkr, John Dae- ter, . fortnighl tgo. was worth 57 a., h» been moved with difficulty at 3 a. per qr. brio* thia price, tad, nkbmrgh UiuaUu sort* hare not receded in quite Ordering Mania. “What shall l p< for dinner! common qamtfoa ot the hoc** wife , a freenuutly tbs husband replies, �'too) io ••'Die Uninvited Gueet' tall* a capital bear story . and Mrs. A. N. Dial, in “Annetta** Diary." provide* a bit of quiet Tua Ar tbe little one*. One of ibe Trouble*," by Graodmero Julie. K A. eoat ribo tea a very interval lag article about that pioneer in oSildrou a literature, Jacob Abbott, full of lender rcmioieec'nee* Mr. Benjamin’* paper ia the A-rehma Artiet*’ aerie* ia about Edwin Lord Weeks, the oriental peiater, and. boa five ilinatratioca A very aittnmery article ia -now we went Bird.’ N aming/’ tK* first of four paper* on thta subject by Amanda B. Ilarrw It ia iltartrited by three beautiful fall page draVQugn by 0. F. Baroe* W. Bodfoh - ----------------------_________ __________ p Bearer City han a populalfou <>f U.o I with the people and nedentenda the wuto 2 drug rtereo , 1 church , 1 aeboeibmiae , of tbe people. Ba D aa educated and red-; G lawyrr* ; 3 dry gooda atom and no UtoleJ geMfomu, a .ueecmfri buforo. j mUoo, E«ifmlfoa ia rapid tn thio __ ' 1 " JCTic.i. <W-. — 1 VOLUME TWENTY-FIVE. w wn cati and Bed Willow county. W ' mnThroa'xhoat the ItogilTawl foWlh ^f We took our departure from thleara Michigan politie*, who i* better known, Wadnmday tbe 2Rth. M 4 a. m. aad ar­ i “» more friend, aad who i* more ; Hred at Birtiag* at St a. w , after a ride J^Sj^TSe 1 90 “,tCT p‘*,°s d,ro“Kk Wc donbt it in ray twenty four yean **11*0 much eanoMbeirid ol hie 0* ►’•••‘Ho. W.hrter. end a portion of »A-™, kU.,yd..^..f_„k . .. . Al thia pl.ee we wen- greeted by the familiar couateaaama of Nr. Kerr end fog win* tbe rrtena and cvnfidcncc of all. David Manne, formerly from Nashville. He haa.n the imalificnilomi to make a The boy* think thiv a grand eountry. Kerr rarocoeful fogbbtor. Be u cimrhmded ia loaning money and draiiog in city iota end carefol wod make* no mirtakea. Dur ing all th* loci yev* of hi* emoertion | u. ' * with the poMre of th* State, ho ha. never u been accured of brine connected with aavH**»»S* “ the county amt of Adem* thing tarociug of trickery, ilia judgement • county and ha* a populatiou of <0<X). and opinion *rr eought after in .11 matter* 1 be firm rillaga Im at thio place wm *oU importance, both moral and political, have evor taken pLee *• tbeee which mart tfo: Iw foci, the revolution of pubHe real I me u. the eeadi- twauty-four year* fort part. lion of the people aori.Ny end politienBy, thought and outfall have changed to 'rath aa extent that he who should have enjoyed and J. E. Fraoeio, the ent-artiei, haa four very fanny drawing* for an amuaiog poem for tbe liuJo folka. Tbe throe aerial., “Five Little Prppero,’’ "Two Youeg Homarteadan," and "Profaaaor M. P. Paul," are very entertaining ud plcaoa&t, none of Ibem being talm that will davelope tbe boy* into higWVaytr.cn or runaway mll-.x». Vurioua »hon artielee, the Large Print elory of "The Carnation Noone," Tangloe, and an Exrrciee Fong for ttae in acboola, by Leum C. Ebon, complete an flowib pots. SUDS IN BOLL SLIOID BBSP. I PCRMAMfRTLY CURES I KIDNEY DIMASES, UVKR COMPLAINTS,| a Rip-Van Winkle nap durintr there yearn, prinad WeWe thia nominaiion. not ra I lhit‘i Thi* b the moat Worn he to wake op aaddraly, and granp m'ueh bezamk he ■ a rreidpat of thia citybeautiful country we have teen during our and rounty, aa beceuK we believe there ia travel* in N'eUmka. and everything vhow* •hinge M they am to-dny, would be uncer­ no mao iu iKn dirtnrt who would be mor. | lll4l ,he fgrwr b proiprT0U., u lhU tW,. with । accuracy the retsai condition of tain whether thia wan will the nation ef >'•’ "• "-1 ~a-u •» hiv early year* V and fotlhfol ropmentotirc. The mm* !t0<1 "‘‘k ««• family, and we era qualiliea that have made him the raeecm- not tan why.they ehoald not bo.' ' OM Of them have hrevev.r w. mac — ’ W *“ lod ’"mW “■ To th* remiar* of the BawwCM Wo »iri> one of them. have, however we may vtew pUn. hlB1 ih, ptualOfD._ (q ,f bm«.f«l the matter, ban far th* nod of the wbote of ‘be nation and he would make khneciirl ’ . ___ . ■ , . , 1 felt on all iumortant Icfblalioa. He b a M,B,n «P-n«« « de ightful clipeople, and have efev.ted, eapeoded, and , Jeqi a oUarm i.jm.U, eom, to Xobmk. .nd we for jnr- enlarged tire political liberty, I he aorial' job* <* trick cty could ever be ncuummaled ! YOl — FOR @65.00, OR A nf Americans and copcrially of ihoau j to 2,040 m> n2« known aa the laboring eb*ore Moat oftlae change, have h«! their origin in the1 Thk Baxim heartily accoud* the prop?f «b* to pbre in nomfnot look eocourapojly ,1m, ,f «" s '•"> VauAmlrarg'e great t'ircua and Manag..... 1 . , , , grc»«. We do the*, however, withont ennthw nation from the lecnbu* of human .. •’ .... ... „ -> . • (Ullativo with the hading Republican* of I। *»ic cxhil.it* here to day, and the atreeta alavery, and tbe dctrotaMe doctrine known • Ui. county, and « an individual expvomou 1I are throa-e-l with people fr-m the aa •■Stale right*." The dMctmaion of tbea* j ef preference. We regard Mr. Lacey aa To-monow we go to Fillmore county queation* opened th- eye* ef our people to; I oar of the ablett ef the runny eblo llepeb ; kd you wilt hear from tu at that pier-tbe actaai aeeemity ef great ehangea in iieaa* io thh Coogrvmiuual Dirtrict, and | Your* very trait. tbe field of political artioa. '. For theao FOR LESS MONEY AT Established 1865. <i|Utoxxaoo w..lw.m.i-a.>w.. ii-^re| A C«. aoUauvn. Fatvan praaaret >a all • I n-maiaMoaare. X« thare* »•!•»!»* **■’»> ■ ar**i*t <••• L- »rt>.a v-i " •> — gome*. »e~i*i(in**l***q*ye*a**taie< and ♦-*- change* the people voted i* IMU. and the article >|aoted above. He baa long Boorbuc Democracy been the acknowieilgel leader of tbe WxeBtitiriXjv, April 21*. IHtiti. appealed from the derirton at the ballot atoriieg ilcpublicaua ol Eaton v-unty, and Th’ Army Bill ia now iu tbe band* box tn tbe bloody arbitrament of the **rard. ha* never failed to lead them to rare and «>i iii !ku IA»J, h.p<-. ,u’■■'•n --"X •— “*11"”d . , , , . Hmmrtim "I tbe Itopublican party. .trading the Drmoralie amendment cutting aon.foi.ted riarery, and rappmed that W fi|le4 uff .upplfoa fo, the troop, oral K. krap agmnat them th- tbe Mme grave they bad buried the lunacy (ioM mpublie trart and ever with credit11**'-" “ 'be frita, bo will aigu it. ________________________ Cbempenko Bay lo Albemarfo Fmnd), with excel’ent illustration'. I PU. aX2..i* like -f ii- , .tOT r™™,.,..,... ,i,k..„„d kkdiul, ..11 7■ ,"r If ", reU, ud <k. ri,ki of tk.i Kr.'k'lits.H.'s; PAINTING MY WORE Hastings, March 2*3. IhbO. "llSaLUv , lieatly for use. hy uddine Hot H aler. .1 superior udai I-;—*■ ■,ul' for 'f'"0 tl’P*'-- Sard finish, Kalsonsinr. He Beiler. "• ' The Editor'* A'eiy f'Jkflir, with other intererting mailer, eontaisa ecmc very pithy refection* ou wood-ea graving. In tbr ftntier.-, which i* full of bright humor}, Ibvr* i* a new poem riUn»trat«d>. entitled "I*-4 lo f,o , vhih m < he Md m . r J.aurr S.^wn. ■■■■ HASTINGS. • i. t. hia season lietkr than ever before. I atu determined tn nuke as “ood a Wagon fife is sold by anyone. This 1 will prove to any man X»r wbo will rail, at my *hop. Price lower than any* other good to ita.permanent location in Central Park. Among tba iliuatratioo-, braid-e picture* of the building < exterior and interior •. are fUnaalMa. oiii k. ■ engraving* from some of the moat re­ markable printing* ia the Atl Gallery ot Dt OmJto I j«.-\co-re-“‘■•^“7^ ’W—’-'J ,bf "s'” °r ,ht "jml'yw » Dr, Gnwkm, n 0-nnw ,r “ 11 mi rt •am- and of our ezirteoe* aa a balioa From amount of experience. *!*“ »'?>> 'be dciicirvwy bill, which ha* a ISS5 uunl IR75 the legwlatbm of Cea Hi. prqxwed oominalfoa » warmly ce-1 ““tlar jwbttca’ provimw. If *0 dura the doreed by the Jaekwm *?*.»>., Hee. Democrat* will be robbed of a grxvanre Jaurai O Itvonri. editor, aad by the C<Jd- ‘b’T »uppored they weald havc-and wiU water /Z-jm/./.'.*-, which announce* that I bare to hunt for omIc other rabjeet orcr Ifoa. Jona* H. MeGowan is not a candi | *bich to <pami wfth the Freaideat. . dal* fur re-election, ud that be personally Senator Blain* gave the Democrats a favor* the nomination of Mr. Leeey ' [ dc« of »cry unwholesome beta tbe other day when they called op and wanted to popular breneh of Coogrew h.v bora eoo- j “°" *r"’ fobable be will be. wc have force a rote on the unseating of Senator „ ., . ,, , . . I no daabt that th* Republican* of Barry Kellogg. He acewed the Democrat* of troUed by rebel bngidivr* end their con, . ■„ n a­ ’ r r I county to a man will rally fo bi* rapport bad faith ia having agreed to rent Kellogg federate aympithiten. Thi* ha* one* : ,oj gjw him one of oar "obi tiuie” Re. ...»-xu.. k«i « J. LEE REED’S 4B1 ... -I a#‘»dHng Farm Wagoiu Ibta year cheaper than tuiy one ••. the t*-r- M*n*I warrant every Stick.of Timber and every, iron in theta -nr. lo ** ‘ro*xl- A°y Wagrin or Buggy of Tny make that i- broken and j*1|>>WS 1HX>r Material. 1 WILL REPAIR \THE SAME FIIEE <>E -*'^7 rHARGE if it toAent to mv Shop. lam f[<| | I Tk. -ailed Mate right*, which had it* origin in t0 himwil and foe the beat intvreal* of tbe ®»n> Rtpublimn*. be take* tbe th* e*or« of tlie .Southern rehri* to mak* State, aad we, have no doubt, that a* Bep- prouad that the proviaiou n at no legal freedom tenional and davery nutionak - «•■•»•»»« •« <’««<«», he wouM Uthe effect, aaia era*'the I’reaideM h ropired , , .• , _ ,. , - , ,, peer, in ability and influence with any man b> order troop* any where, of enune the ta. rt»l..... .. ,u ...k wh. k, „ a. ,k. „r... k. „„ k, ,k. '..drat.i CAN GET THE BEST ud ork.» »«, Imw*. ,, .r .um-D. „d ,-,d, higher political right’ and prinfogta guar anteed to them by the CunatitUioo, via : Cheaper, and Easier . tpnlied. Sold by the pound in MASON SgG HaMLIN ; ORGANS***’]? "'i im tWOC’*. a/xo, li beautiful Tint*. t~> jmtndi .Uabastme frill eoref a*«*rr<* or 45U ^UurT/fCt HO squareryard* square feet 2 coats .1 porous, -r irhitffriuhril u>ali may nmrrr The white trill not .. irquirr . *•. j... tinl/rilr* ?J... Saw** j"_— . turn yelltur or the tints fade b'or sale by gglgl|ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS freedom of opinion, free speech, a frta ballot, and aa honeat count of tbe v-Haa by a (hot gun poiiey or personal oatracbm, NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO.MiCrri, a OUICHIAL AMO OMLV CthUlk | It ornta a eommuaUy more to aappert one liquor raloon than it dom a halfdoaen I ehurehee. ■ Haating* hrn five eafoona krld. We were all ehocked by the mtThia oomBtfon of thing*, aa unjustifiable formancea of a tail, thin genUemao in a aa it in noneeeaeary, amid the aurroundiog* linen dorter, who wa* entting and alaahing in inou indieerimioaie manner at the of to-day, for the -xirtencr of which the wounded aoldien*, and bad hi* poeheta en*x —i.l । nt____ _ rebel element ie alone reoponaible, but worn *o contrary to all medical science which the Tilden Jfomocracy ef tbe North that we were all throe abocked, and we aeem dirpoeed tn bsfotev Up ami enataia in cautioned him about it. I eaperially remonstrated with him awd told him he the forthcoming national dection, calh for bad an o&rial capacity there and rau.t VIBRATOR REPORT OF THE CONDITION or Tin Hastings National Bank. iripplive Tbe etmk of groin la New | Yurt i. 11^00,000 boabeh of wheat I afloat ind in elevator*, aleo S.AOO.tMK) Im.bebi ofanvn; total, 14,000,000 buh1 eb ; exeladve at the am*U graine, each a* thu have placed the people of the aountry barley and rye, aey 1.500,000 buabeb where they ataod today, the frecal, tbe m-.rr. Theo going Wat, in Chicago there are 11,000,otxi buabela ; in Milwau­ hsppirat, and tbe moat peoaperou* of any kee. 2,300,000 bughole. aO 6f which fourth the couetic* have aleetod d<leg«lra eoukl be plaerd at the eeabuerd in a abort lathe Stat*Couvewtion, aad Mr. Blaine's friend* el.ii tierity ra for Il appear* t» me that tbe |hu»Krata are very rnueh mollified by tbe threatening.<1 upevt ot their afaira. They eeem 10 be 1 principle* and poiiey of the liepublican vary harmlca*, but it may be that , . party, and in rapport of which, daring all they are galbrrieg ihemeelrr* for a mb- I oMereua freak. , • Pun.. thorn year*. TitR Kotbmcas Bamitui —• bra never faltered. 1‘olicie* may change The Larbarbm of alavery and rum both | have again been exemplified by lb* Na- । with the oeeemitfo* of the hour, but.printkm'e charity rabovl n W*rt Point,—thro* eiplm are immutable and never -hang*. of th* ecioni of S-mthern ehiealrj (m i not hka lab doing it in raeh a butebcr like doubt) having masked ibemmlvre, .nd rf , Homo the MepoHmae pony, whera beee , I way and without autboriay. The wouued oonrw befog charged with ram. entered wna freedom, whoc raperrtructorv *• the ' men were all in barn* a ad well cared for, tbe room of colored Cadet Whittaker eievakfou of man to the enjoyment nf every but in rough piaem aa i* alwap the cnae in tbe night, and brutally abaeed him, alter a l>rtlJ<. Whet I principally found —among other outrages, alitlfog hie ear* civil ud political right, ha. triumphed, and fault with, wm hi* doing it without au like a sbssp or * hoe—am! to crown tbority and without proper dieuriminatioe all, Col. Schofield. the Bupc. ef thu raob bfah and ariatocratic miration, secured the black rafferavof doing it himeelf' Nothing at all eainal to thia haa romv bi­ fore tbe publie, aiaoc JI of** Choate made 1mm eioaod khi exodoa inquiry, and the j -ver etoed, for thr prineiplaa which the total expense tn tbe Government will bo 1 a Mdl-obeilod jury believe that Albert J. TirraU * victim sot fire to th* building her about MS.IMMi. That in a good den! nf; Friday, ibmafor Buraeide, himaelf a and which to-day demand aa unfaltering money, bat aa d>c work bo* kept Voorbec* > j graduate of Wart Feint, end at all 11mm aeppert ■ rt say lime ia the punt. in ' quiet for wrw»l week* it in mm an entire | j tbe farouHM triead of the fomiratfon, demob a oautert meu arc nothing, principle* livmwd a carefully prepared epeoeh dedarAn exchange think* that ex Meuetae Jog that la hfo opinion B ia the duty ot I Howt, ex-Gov. Boutwell nad Hoc. Jtny Cvugrow to aee that no one clam of tbe ' BUok canid do tba rountry ■ much better I benifieiarian of tbe Government are allowed ! nervine by poMug am -ome nrammbly to obaet another ebm of beuedamriee; and I At Harting*, ie tbe Stote of .Michigan, the -Ime nf biMoaee, April «. IfoUl. bettira of progrere and woe tbe vietorfoa S:?L. ---- L— RUSSELL/ ■"•Mraaeaareihetb.ta.rea.rt. REAL ESTATE i EXCHANGE! Hair Vigor, ICINCHO QUININEl mum ™ KSTMlkk OlTWu. m PROPUfflL FOR SALE » UNDERTAKINC Drat-laliii Li«t Till ;qbi LATEST DESIGNS , that if it fo fond ka be impemlble to moke I 1 Wrx Point . muiooal inetitutfon, fo which , nil olemee ol Amntcaa ekiaeai aha II reoeire rfrijm. k_ OUTTINO AND FITTING. ■:s Pl.AFHKG mmfa by th. Him TO ns AID COLOA- �!*’ . L B*fA!«LBT. With a vary daairabla and most complete Stock of Tbe Waman'a Foreign Mtaoearr an «WrftUM.R. ehureh will ~ ^efc."?k.’.n.0!*Uy «>» Eatateof Minerva Curlew, droemd. Petuioo for epoeia) adauniatratar filed ■ Estate ef John Hradly. dewaacd. Buod —I of special administrate filed and letter isU4.M L. a. -nm •—d to Anno Hanlon. Warrant and inventery iaaud to Irate N. Keeler .nd Eli 7 T1' *• ’*> “rs. Beier Dramalie Bander Mare A 0. Sprague. Ewate of Catherine Java, deron-d. Final account of administrator aude and allowed and order ol distribution entered. . Aped 27 —E.tate of Henry W. Colvin. Entered at the Post Office. Hastings. Mich., as Second.'ass Matter: Amount of claims. 11,009 23. April 29 —Estate of Minerva Corisw, deceased. Order entered appointing John son IM U>rm down, and pretty soon H- Day special administrater. Charles ‘bey wore ail nuimeelh tU nebiele. TU Fowler, Henry Barton and Jubn Gibson :re® wm prsvanlvd from running away ao appointed appraisers ‘U .»>. wm .11 lb< taeiherorMay 1st.—Estate «f Auwsda M. MunEach mamber wu. acme what gar, dreenaad. Final account of adminis­ brviaed, but aol » rioualy hurt. trator made and allowed and order of dia"Ur. Divine,“ by Will S. Thompson tributba entered. ‘^^dfrom-Th. L.M Buio. Eatate of Jonathan Bond, deceased. “ • beautifu! pure, and mart kava Float oocaoat of executor made and al­ * largo rale. Tharo- i. no mistaking the lowed and order uf diacharge entered. fo«* that "Mr. T. m gaining a wide r^utaEstate of Metta- Hallett, a minor. two aa compu-cr of w.m, of th* finret .oral Order entered appointing Samuel Carlisle mrnio of the time*. Hi* addrraa is East guardian. Bond filed and letter imnod. Liverpool, Ohio. Rjtate o( Bhoda 1’. Griffith ei'al mibore. From no collage ia the country nave Warrant and inventory filed. rtuJrota bevu n anrooralul ia obtaining Reply to Levi Marner. ■itostions aa’-from tbe Grand Rapida Fniaxp llgu-gy —I hr; leave tn reply Baiioese College and Fraetal Training School. Young men of ordinary intelli brieCy lo Mr. Master, and will nay that I I have sub­ grooe, with tU lUtnagb drill given km, have nothing to •Sriplaio.** are just a* vurq of obtaining aituaticoa stantially denied the charge* made ; and from this institulitm aa they are of their Rev. Thompson vindicate* m in that I rxisteoro—tlr^d Ripid, Lender. did not say I was a member of tbe M. E. Chnrvh, and that I refuted to pray in pub- Wheat aad yr*»< are coming on epics. I The fint annual Fair and Sl.eep.alxar dl-Hy'at present. Tbs trem ary beginning to be guilty of ; iog F—tiral of Barry ooaat£ ocean to­ morrow at tha Fair Ground*. We trait that there Will be a good tom ent, tn help Rev. Dr. I'Oole, of Detroit, lectures at the society, for it m a most laudable enter­ the M. E. ehnreh to night. prise, .nd should euooevd, ami oo dwU Thw time for obtaining Arreara of pen­ Will, but for til lUt, let 00? eititros eosion expiree June 30. 1S80. i-2 courage the society by giving ft a boort whenever a cbanen reeun for thrm to do Hosar Judge Hooker prvsidiag. • ‘eraring of the green." Wbe ever saw vegetetioa come forward Not contest with getting up tbe beet so fo> — it baa for lhe last two dap. , dock in tbe' warld, operated by deetri-aty, The ronaus district* of B-rey county, Fred Sweet has now invented an automat, art tU'satnr as the Saperviaor di.rruts. ie ulegraphteg uaehloe that throws into Try the 50 cent Tobacco tbe ihsde everything heretofore existing in the shape of telegraphic machinery, fr at Holloway's Drug StoreTU M. E Society bare baih a nice is a machine that will transmit matter ftnoe ate nod their ehnreh and parsonage. faster than twenty man can ropy it. Fred ! is bros oo everything pertaining to else- ' Messrs. Creasy A Scudder hive corn j tricity. mmcol gl n-kmaking st their ysrtl down ' i To tob LiDtu or tub Towwaatr To ths puopla of Sylvania. I in rc.-ponaible for my nets; and befary them I aland ready lo defend toy osa luctl Levi Master hu saUtaatially admitted dis 'charge im­ plied ia my challenge lo him. He would like a ehaaaoe to win, in debate ; thinks my proposition too broad. Well, X will Cry and atcommodate him this thus. I will challenge tbe Bov. Levi Master to a diacusaioo ot the fsllowii*.' prupaaitiuw Rksolved, That “Lavi Master ia so in&del aod a byp'ieriie to the lescbiu-a (so called; of Christ' Tba above quertivu to be >1 ocuwJ la Urdus Hall, Heating*. Mich , vitae lime chief actoev, I <1—ire to ray a few word* in regsrd to tU matter, not ia jnrtifiratioa of Mr. M'-on, neither of ibe mtn Phillipa, who was probably doing bin duty, but is a •owrewhi-. rcprsLeniiLLa ruauncr, if I have been rightly informed. ' True, Mason waa probably drunk, and undoubtedly noisy, bet U,if U gives a that Phillipa waa^a palieetnan, or had soy authority to tackle a mat la lbs dark, without informing bint that be waa a pence oftoor, sod waa theta for the parpoan of arresting him for a breach of tbe peace. Ma.ua waa itnpreeaed with ths idee, and justly too, wo think, tlpt some one bad pitched into him la rob him, and lie. Meson, wss hoard U> shout tpurder vcvml times, showing that ia Cast, be sup­ posed lbs sasalisot was surely going to rob him. if he intended nothing wene. We ptseuoM that under ths same ctreumstaoeee, even tbe poheeiaaa himalf woul'l have daae juat as Mr. Mascm did We do not know, ot eonrse, whether Mason did the euttiag before nr after be got lo unnarrtilnlly pounded, but if. after, the man Pbil)ipe.got oaly bis just deserts, and if b<fore, what could Phillips hors npeetsd, uulsws be did tell Mason that be ws< a policeman, qnd had come there to srr*« him, for it was dark, and aa Mason foreion and bomehtic, Fine and medium priced X>3Fk3E:sa ---------- — vv.tuus iron Splendid Stock of fine and cheap READY-MADE CLOTHING ’ Splendid Stock of flop HATS AND CAPS, and When you read thia 1 will bo no mors among yon, but the voice from lhe grave will enll to you alwap, not lo forget her who loved yod all so dearly. If I bar* ever done you a wrong forgive rae, death wiprs out ell that ia amtaa A mixhan Beat aad eUaprot Banting Bat and cbmproi Buutiog Beat and cheapest Uuuupg Brat and cheapret Bunting Brat end cheapest''ffantias Beat aad cbeapvat duuliog a'. at at al at at wanted to tub or murder him. Of count I have not heard Phillip' st*ry of tbe affair, but preaaow he given it about aa it is. if he has given it at ell, which I pre- ORGAN OR PIANO that be u what some, have alleged be is, since the stabling affair at Kahmasuo, I deny ia into. He ia neither an old - drunken sailor, tramp or rough " He ia j a firmer, Eves in our quiet little village, ■.»n* tome land dose to the village, rill, it, I pars hie debts, attends lo his awn but- ' not and lelfcotbee people's busiaoM alonv.1 He, ia winter and early spring, does ( simc trapping, and hia errand to Kalama- ' | x> waa to dispose ot Iris fore, when tbe I above unlucky oecumuee look place. He is art old mao, being shout ssvanty fire years old, has always been a h inter and trapper, till hie yean be baa lamed bis atteation to farmin-, aad docs oo bunting I Please call second door west of the Bank. forold ones. ’ • E. A. MATTISON, 49ra3 Bring your Butter and Eggs, and buy your Dry­ Goods Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and Groceries of O. D. Spaulding. ; trjublv that the old man has got into. £* ! s>crytody who knows him ia his friend. W« aiocerriy Upe that Mr Phillips L twN dangerou.ly hart, aad we also h>y< I Lal JaekMU cse grt ab">g wnbout the rs'rvic-a uf I'o.-le Mason. We, with every one in thia vicinity, trust that he tq»y era I Ivor, bo allowed m return to hi* lonely and *g<d tompurisn. B. the shade, aad a tnoat delightful day. * '. TU. faruien an. all barj at 'bur rprir.g . work. Wheat on the ground u looking ■ then *ewds will *p'vK, 8™’ right along without any —« !•** »>v cold, wet spell*. Tha ladtee of the W. C. T. L'., will give «" tri—or X., IS A4«-».«u.a”- 10 Mtn. LarfU win pay 6 e P- •••dred weight of lU y—(/*»»• TU Letta' Somoty emw-ta with the EpUopal ekuroh will be thrir parlors in iUnvr block by Mt* * A. Goodyear and Mi- Rtaooo Thured.v afternoon G-u'fo-eo rd to tea freak 6 to 7 Beule Creek had qnu- • btase «: Fnday last. TU Brtttr H-ee, tbw WW—m Hon-, and othrt balWiogi Urw- tata. was lhe saouo—Hriro-tr-mta or Tbe -Utt. u dared, .writing tbe action fl.,wrf» Everyone should call and sev the Thia ha* sent tU prire up aroaewhat in the of ibe Council, which meets no Wed—wbeautiful gauds f< tUntarw. markets, but the American maaufnetnrer ,I day evening Ibe Sth last. is satisfied ; U has secur'd Hs Urgsins, । I. 0. G- TThe asms—r ia again taking aa iareiee TU following *« the oGew* nf Ita .nd he fa reedy to leave tUto the.I of oar g-wd*. chattel., iaafo ini troeaieou c* Lodge. No. W*. L O. G. T. for th- Brilisb speculator. iuieg mm, were iurtoDwit Monday The Concord. N.H. SuiMHonor From Europe. semne.l-y K R Dsoofog —a —ye, the Bang'* W*(y reforriog to W' C.‘ i Cq'(L«Otee It is conceded on all kids that Dr. tU dis—tmftclion of tbe false bloods and w v. T.—Mra. Olive S. Carpenter. Ayer's Pilis are above eomperison with the gutter anipc* with the platform of (he W. K. 8.-HF.IW. W. *.*-«». MrsW-*.*. • Worroeter Convention, ray* nothing bat oiber madicia—. Uniting lU beat sis­ manta knuwn to th? chemist, they are w p. a, — Mrs. Cfora H. Allenthe wiping of IU loer with the dramemUrvd bodies of Blame aad Greet, would partlrolarly aff-e-Jve again*t the esBeroe. slnmaehie disorders for whieh they arc W. M.—John Mnre r«»a>araodad — a cure. Tbe— pilla are W D. M.—MU Laura Stevrn*. » mild, yet —arching, that they ar* often IV. 1. G —Mra. E'aio Burke. On Wsdnoaday 'of last week the Vta, rrewriUd by doctor* who —herwiac do W O. G.—John McElwain. JT. Y. BtrM. tbe organ of 8 meloe Coak- not fsvor patent mrdicinni. Isdaed, with W B. H. 8.—Mi- lUio Hama, lin, daaaUfod lU ddgrairo tta chou-n to tbeifhiita of Dr. Aysv'a g—m ia the w. L. H. B.-MU Sarah Henna. the RepuWUn National Oonwsuon - shape Of Pil1*. Sarsaparilla, Ague Cure follows : Grant. 176 , Blaine 152 ; Shsr- and Cherry Poetoral, on. might with impunity travel •’ 23 , Umne-K 24 ; W_ ‘ The Urrnld gives Mr. Bisio- 2'1 del -gates ia New York and 22 IB Peu-ylrsoia. -New organs bxchangiM ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED Second door Wert of the Bank, Hastings, Mich. NEW GOODS, Dr. Uirtai UMt COTBOL1COK DRY GOODS! For Carden Seeds call at Holloway's Drug Store. I am-astieg lo 814 00. Tbe first of JaseaTm aYwis/o'clock. ‘ Ths Kentnek J .Hecate haa p.Mrd a bill factory thia morning. : ry, 1WW, be »Jd the hmba for 81 25 per ' rt.tr thank* are doo and tendered Hon. LesJ^imiantiog to 8'3 00. The whole pro­ to Strike from tbe ptwenl *t*tatn tht] Steps are being taker preparatory to Joy A. Hubbell, and Hon. J H. Me- ! cerds of dr hi sheep ia nine month* were qualifying word “will-" TU world opining a new read bet area Irvtog and I Gowst for Congressional favors. . 132 .with the old aheep left ready for buaithis vrtlsg.. Oheet muair. books, stoels and s gnersl I neat thi. year.and three of them have twin. Mr. Earl, Amistant United States M. F. Jordan, E*q. started for Chicago I 0 atock of wm.ls gooda. txict Attorney in South Carolina undaf . ‘ita Iw. L. B. 8rjuti.Br. Genersl Grant, —y th*t Grant »n I SherThe Finest line of Wail min wl! divide the Southern drie-itim Paper rn the city at Holloi Ci CKiesgn. and that it i» arvapt fdlr to w.'iy's Drug Store. believe thi- General Gran- or any othsr . Mail ia pow regnhady delivered at Republican will carry a 8ouiboru State Aran. 29.1880. Pritebardsvile, ia Baltimore, aod »t K«»-. Jritsn Slit —My bnree gma 590 limes | The Chicago Inlvat wickmlly remark* arnond the traek on the puWrr to f a day, I that the trial of Whittaker f>r faivin-r a field, snoth^ new cfice ia Johnstown. N. T. I’airrof tba Hastings IBswa and bis averaged thia BJ d*V« a wrek for ! fear drop* of Afri.uo Bi-»>d in l<i« vein* ten years. Would U 2.147,6**0 times J (,'srreth, E«q will occupy Mr Ban h— purchased s third foterrsl in that ioprucevds slowly st Wart r-KOl. The case neia* dwelling ca ilota St., west Mitntion, and ia having tbe bnil-hog nrw ,is rery strong exainrt him. tbottgh U h Uncle Bea. bibbU haa been qnita risk O^sriy white. Under tbe sea:j <3* the tbiagled. j offense is cue of the tnovl arrixu kn >wu. the laat wash, but is able to be up again Tba many friends of I'mrle Bea 11 C-ok, who has tan co.flsed to Ur TU lloagfafon (ki^tnc any* TU «»»•, now. will be sorry lo bear of hie declining health. lei by atektte— for some time, ia able to be j ttign F»p'’ ,lie 8,lle qf have earned the right »'> * frout ylaew in about again I lhe rank* of-'0**11 p-Utees" by rrfwiag w. Tom Billings, sod hailed from the whole T. D. Litlie E*q. of Fyft LsU I to rots' in favor of incremiag the Govern­ State of Ohio, wea arrested last Saturday a abort virit to A. D. Cook's tally >lbo evening snd exteu*ivv-U attest the truth or'* —Isry at the late spring etaiuu. TU f«r appropriating -to bis own use certain r.f the asmirttea. Mrs. Taylor certainly, articles uf virtu which belonged lo other rxeeif io tU'-betafo— of r»di and boa Upper I’eninrolar Showed it. gold *— purtian. . Squire Cobb charged him up I by favoring tU just as—sore. brought uniu.M. —— ------meat drwirablo shapvs in booort. and hste. I Amvnmn wool boyct* J>«vc I—-a quite with twraty-lvs dollars and ninety days Komm. He bw. brokm up hpu-keepiug eomnfooS •ahntf sre-; afoo Winn lac- I m the reuniy jail at Hastings. Constable and i. temporarily otoppiotr »t H. L. Ua- >.d fl...era of fine.-, quality. Her slock or>«in>vn uf lata ia Uudon end Lir«rp»ol . Soaihwidk esourted said Billings tn hesdis. large and ut« Minted, compn*^ markets They sre thrte for tbe purpo— darbin'a ert lU Highland.retrytl<i*S nyw a»J '/6i>'»lJr. "bat » ofpureheaiug wool, nJ »« h «o «U ewi st Bl more plr..ing to her r—»«“'•. prwere prise of the British tnanufiartn.-rv. *<>me , are wry rc-ousbfo TU more wra vvvy excellent Stocks have Iren SrcuVvd «• laatafally arrang'd. <>«■ of ‘be floral dc- Th. lUpC'S^iHy •« W. • “X1 New aanortment of Spring Chtbs, Gassimeres and Suitings, Grant's. And fine lino of Tailors Trimmings to tnnlrb. Great'*. Merchant Tailoring done in all its Brnnches. Grant*. Carpets, Matting, Oil Clothe and Rags. Gnat’s Gnat's Ladies, Misses and Children's' finfl Sl^es and Slippen. Gnat's. POWER CORN SHELLER. M.-rere Hal. A Bartley have added to their ocher iaciTuics ia their Soaring mill, that uf a fit.j class power eora-ahellcr. So bring alone jour com and get it shelled In oaoeighlh the tiaae abac vou cun do it at MILL INERT iatt. Friday afternoon and evening. al the Chapel room' Rafreebmeoto *”<d from six to wren A awdiri invitrt*— rtten-f ’ Trimming Silke, Velveta, Frin.ee, Ribbon., Button., .••Kant Assortment of Hamburg EmbroideriesGuipure, Vslenciens, Madras and Torchon Lacs*. Beautiful line of SJksnd Embroidered Ties snd Fichus, spkea of, bo only tripe a little ia winter , soil spring. We, aa well as everybody ! alee ia this vieiaity, led deep regret st tl>e ■ , u a TIMOS -.—There will be a Conaentioo ' held in Hastings Hod Iliuhia Hall on I । Tuesd.r, 11 th of May, fur the purpose of j ' orgsairiog a Woman's C. T. Union of the township.>f Hastings, b. ig dottcd that each distii.-* be represented by a fall d«logalfon. TU Cuarsutiee will open at money thu year 2oeltek. p. m. w-’ Mas, A. E. Bcctos, Seeretarr , TU»avy»g»j Wm Seibel uf Barry township,one yror Mejstv- Sweet ± Upjohn im getting up ago thia spring, had eight ewe ybeep, i a lot afeieguir etoeke -which will be coat I uhivh gave birth to eight pain twins makiag aiitcret lambs in all. In Jum be | plated « • fr* dip. abtared f.wty pounds of wool from said Mrt. II, L*mfui*n will entertain ibe; ' G-OOX2S ! Ciaebo-Qai.it Live Long and. Be Happy. Why sb-ald aotseeryooo live -.at tl full allotted tisM, —joy good health be happy T Barely tbete is no son, and yet many will allow iusf blood, w—knew* of the kidney*, impcr Julius Russell’s KAPCINEI Hi!! i tllttltn HALLS CATARRH CURE. ON 30 DAYS TRIAL We »ri Eta<1—-Vot.r*air Baireai 5,000 NO CUKE, NO PAY REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. NEW GOODS! Never so beautiful Prints, Lawns, Brocades. Cash­ meres. Buntings, Suitings, gc., at O. D. Spaulding's. ata msazrtstzi ses r_“. —Ktsit. KafeK WE Will MAKE THIS twosnros. r...-rt; -■ _ Knappen’t Law Office. n— nrar Itale * Bartley-. Min. er rent. Apply*: Pre Knappen'* Law Office. Bsnetor Jon.a of Loui-Unt s*y» (bat Mr. SpofUd. the MM-rani for KrUogg'a —, baa as much right to a seat AMIS IALSAM DAUCHY fc OO. COL- Knaposn** Law Office. 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Jjujii pio oqi Muuai wp|!X ■ mmwXr n«!«M0 "P, jo roapmo owa rnqifqg pvt vom^ . N8IH1 iHonoo b p.«n aqi no plum ma U, jo JW| W|m I a.n Sousppn'ojqo <vi.nii.ain m pi^w ■ oq XtiuanUnjM inq ■p^btuo^p pot ony ! t(0« 1* papunoa Xvnofiaa na »H tiar. “nl«A X"A *®X Untl aqioiaamqtu •£«u. om.a 01O| ima Xpittjximmi P” 'r^SL «I XHlOlTyi jeiwqocg 1* pm opt,8 oq. •MJj»oX A lJa<nv pvcpQ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-05-12.pdf ef84270215a63b7d58f86ecd28b46dcc PDF Text Text vol. 2 NO. 2 HASTINGS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. 1880. PROFESMU WHOLE NO. 1305 THIS Pl ?*arrrc*WT:.a YORK. it.rol n 8 Purc“*d »nt«re«t of Burn. Mewer in tho Agrieul1 hereafter conduct the business alone. I will continue to keep the full line of Machinery, 4c.,. heretofore sold y Measer Bros1. and wish to call your special attention to a few UlO principal Implements kept for sale. The old reliable 3BXTC3BLJEJ-5?-3E UtXOXXZJSJEt. • lira. aw.®. ; k®; Ullt wr IU* WU wan. ikaa am la l.»» M Ml; «• rewaeUa. ..r aawaaal Mrift. OCMreuiiM. UUakia®. kst l.latl ' ADRIANCE reaper, <MTKU K1ILB0W And have added to these the full line of WALTER A ATTORNEY AT LAW± SOLICITOR "^s-* WOOD tb’ llu,s’ MOWER, SWEEP RAKE REAPER J, .V!JEBS. He is the only nmnuGicturer who has n 'ruccess* fill TVN INK BINDER. Don*t forget that J have a car load of I will tell you sotnl'other time about the Engines, Saw Milla, Thrtthera, Clover Bullen, See. Respectfully Yours, The only place to get Broadhend Alpneat that’you can wash and do up without shrink ing or fading. ' HOME AGAIN '■ Well 7“ said Rowey. < “Darned quaor," (aid Georgia. “Kind* sick looking, ®h V Georgia nodded hia bead Uu>ugbi> ••L®t'. aeelbe boya about jt," aaid Hooey, and then they both retraced tbrir alepe to the aalooo. The boya liotencd ririlh inlerrwt to tb® report, aud pulled their ‘beard.® and M-ntehcd their bead, io attempt® to oblain a aolatiou m to .wbal ailed the H(t- j 1 mit. Many and varioua were the ex 1 planitinna given, and then they derided I tint Georgia aad Roory had better gt | l.aek aud knock at the door Aid ioqure. M any rate, if anything wm wrong, so. 1 lhe-tupon the twu once more (tatted nt I be trail. They knocked—firn softly and then loader—riujt elicited 00 response ui HOME AGAIN voice broke, and hi® poor thin hand® veal aervomly over the blankM, while two team •tol® from hta hot aye®, and,' trickling down to® pal®, pinched cheek®, loot themarire® in to® gray haira of hia bterd. “Wall, Georgia,• b. aaid preaeatly, "they got m order from the court giving tho guardianahip of my child—my Alice —to her ooelc, beeaure they aaid I waa unfit to take care of b«c. Georgia, if- bat one kind word bad been aaid—only ana— r ---- u '. u— 1___ r______ 1 r__ mohatly ; few King* of Muri® ana, nr do. The I'omemion of a right arm cap­ able of k nocking an ordinary man into an indefinite locality known an “th® middle of next week," i® acawthing that the pqgra- rijcb* Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls, Fancy Goods, DENTIST Kichiii Nashville. J- NW’ Caw, aiu’ Onmtal 41 l.N TE R ... . oi the latent styled in eudleas varieties. I bought my stock early and can. sell lowAr than any other Store. Call and'get prices be­ ! eutapj.f aonur twenty or fore purchasing elsewhere; LEWIS STERN. 1 Central Railroad RAPIDS DIVISIOH. Imperial Soap । WENT TO AND FROM -PIDS AND DETROIT th. du<« hi *ur n<n, im than. H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES The first hoiql in the Sun torednoe rate®. * The fint hotel in tho Suu with Pu•eager Kievaar. .rilll. iztat m BeiDiHiU-ra® U The Price.of the Imperial Soap is $5.25 jter box of 100 5 lb. bare—75-lbtt. in the box. To any one who will sent! ns an order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.60 we will send one box extra free an a premium. Or. the orders may be sent to us for one or more boxes at a time, with remittance, ami when we have thus received orders for 10 boxes we* will send the eleventh box free as proposed Ittiw above. If you dcvfiot wish to send money in advance you may deposit it with any hanker or merchant in good credit in your town with the undereUnding that he.is^o remit it to us on receipt oi the Soap whiclfis to be shipped to his car©.- Address twenty fir® rough (log cabin®—right on the edge uf limber line. North. south, cast and ”•» hege fxaks lower in their tnawur® grandtar and rear their Many head, to th® riling and Mtiioe'.on, nnd aretn like grim old aeoti orb keeping watch nrer the little barin io which are the ratio, collactivdy known a® Mineral City. Th® mountain (idea are WAKE UP! SAW8 FILED, Chin, Tabla, Beixtrais, and Sofai PIONEER STORE fort I get through with yvn. Now, haw shall wa aadle thia! Regular aland up• od knock down, or rough-and tnmbl® 7" If anything Hill® fate was more va­ cantly acreo®, and hta tona blander than hipped roof of nlccW nplit ".lukoa" .nd it® carefully hewn door, that apeak* well for tlx pntmoee, lute and (kill of iU builder. In fact, the cabin N pointed oat a® a floe apedmfln of frontier architect­ ure. The aoliury owner and oeenpanl of thia little building wa® known throngboat th® eamp M *the Hermit " Not, b® it under­ stood, becnate of hta imitating thoae poor rid bring® of aurient aterr who dwell fat earn® and fled al the approach of any one, but aimply bacauaa be wu a taritwrn, quiet old fallow, who worked hia mine alone, and, when joining tho rest of th® men about ths fire in the aaloon, al wap sought a corner and randy, if ever, took CHA MPTON BR < >TI1 ER S. JIIIIJ II. MSI, a lock. Tb® next inatant and Georgia Lem waiting for w letter. I knew it i wa® in tlx room. Tb® Hertnit lay extend vanld crime, pb, Georgia, if aha only I ed upon th® fliror. hia face flu.bed and bin jI knew bow I have worked for her; how 11 with fever, and hi. long, thin tingvra n«r have waited, all alone, but nil! working ready graining aud relaxing again ibe and vailing ; but ahe ba® written now, and to-morrow, Georgia—la morrow, or next day, I moat Mart Eaat. \Y« *ill be very, very happy together, and—bat read great atoreboa»ee. Near tho blaekaiafth (bop, where the not unmeludiou® ring of drill® and pick, being iharpeanfi) beard all the day and far info lb® night, a little eabin itenda nnobtruuve upon it® rocky foundation. JIMCHKU'ililHl IhnG moat probable, and be wm deputed tn carry it op end deliver it, if ocncet As before, all. tho knocking failed to ob­ tain an anrwrr, and Georgia, after a mo.ment'a hesitation, put hie .honlder to lb® ' tic girl. ■ He aaid (It® iboold not know bat what be waa her father, at lo®M «nu1 : »be wm of ajre. I tried the ruuru. bat I ‘ (pent all my na- ucy without chaaging the decree. Then 1 gave it op and came I back West again. I gaimd on® thing, though. The J ndge mid that whm Alice 1 wm twetity-on® ah® abonld b« offered lb® i cboio® of ouulBg to n>®. her father, or re­ ' matning with her goardian I bad to real > Mtiaflrd, and* I hare worked and worked to get money for my little girl. 1 terimped aome. Georgia, bol there'® nearly |12,VtX> in bank for her now," and the old man'® voie® and manner were fall of pride. shonblers; a look board, plentifully Mreaked with gray, and a pair ®1 wearied, rtallcM, nerv»u«. yearning err®, that somebow appealed to tho rough bat good-heartMall eant® twire a w®ek in Minaral Qty, and the aaloon waa the poMoffioe. Rage- bad ofktt mentiooad th® '•am® Harmar. bat th® beya firnred last b® shovkl di® be­ fore reading it, aad thia y«rpl»x®d GnocgU ®adlv. What wm h. to d® with it, and might it not contain mitten of Im portano® 7 Hail tb® old man any friend® or nlalivaa living, and wbar® vara they to b« found? All tlungi and many more came flitting through hta brain, and h® did not bear bit patient aloviy raise bitaaolf in bod and Mar® about Lint. Th® old man looked Keep® oonM.nlly on hand LIME. HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS, DRAGS las’ Yo«hs, Bon aid: Ckllirta CDLTTVtTOU IKlLlLM-MOIW FU>W» LEFT HjIXD FLO ITS, Reaper and Mowers. L. J. WHEELER. HANGING WINDOW CURTAINS .IBS The eld man imilsd wearily. rr wa® provided lor yesterday by tach •‘Tel! me all about it," bn said. . Georgia briefly recounted lbs story of apprapriatloo. Samlnr Vert of Minoan in his apw in illnaM, touching but lightly on what ho •d dune and laying great straw on the on tho Krilugg-Spofford ease * mode important adnladou that there are not �Df* Tbn Now York Hrnld in so aM* oditottelaccoodslbeoomiMtkn.cisdeby Hen. U»;o. M. DMWBT'" . . 1 Mvror Tlmoly Caution. Genuine Hop Bitten arc put np oquro paneled, ambar-colorod botl wUh white label on cue aid* printed black kttsn, aod green hop cluster, i on tbe oibor aide yellow paper with Daniel Striker, of Hou. H.miltoo Fhh ea- Haitixu*. Mich. Mat 12, 188». Naw York, but it might mat us lb* nwrtli"THEIk XAMX tn PKTLAU THAT THE west. Mr. Fish w on* of th* repransataREPVBUC MU.VT l>K STROM) ENOUGH. lir* meet of the country on lb* financial AND MAU BK imUiNb KNDUUH. TW >’R<>TltCr ntl WKAKBT OF ITS t’ITlXKNN question, and nonce, being outspoken for TV »TT TnT.o w.z-.m-. the right, all the Dhnia Kearneys, aod their ilk would be down ou him. With them howMy is ax a discount, and all I eastern hoamt money men, ao many bug- nity, impartiality and urbanity, and dis­ patched the buainem with a rapidity that was alike creditable to him, and for tbe special benefit of the litigant, and the tax payer.. The CWk, with that affable AmumjriL Judgement on default for 1103.50 and coats to be taxed. Ephraim 8. William* v*X Raa*«! B. early and late, leaving no dnty undone, and filling the petition with an ability Wightman, at at Ejectment. Two motions and promptnem that has never been ex­ celled The Sheriff wa* on hand, and bi* consideration by the court. Charles Sheppard v*. Marotta Eaton, at I name ia not Hicks, if it doe* begin with an H, and with hia deputies, left nothing al. Aasnmpait Not brought up for a lacking on hia part to insure the prompt aad rapid completion of the busioeai of th* term, proving moat oooclusNely that1 . Awarded at lhe First Annual Fair of Territorial, and their presidential prefer­ he la tbe right maa for th* place, nor ia it I the Barry County Wool G rowan and Tha People Must be Consulted. ences are pretty well defined, and our ! Sheep "Breeder* Huciety, Haslinp. May Tbe setiou of ths fiieth-eomintt Cbirngo ; Washington correspondent says all wail in­ q^ierr has never served the people of '■ooveation is to be' the pivotal poiat on formed partie. in Washington now Barry eountj in any official station. The which will depend the future of this cuun- agree that they stand substantially as Prosecuting Attorney, too, waa on band, | try. Al! there is to-day ol liberty, pair!- | 1 follows Blaine 275, Grant SOI, Bbtroran । and there was no cause for complaint that otinm, and natiunsiity exiate la tbe Rcpub 90. Waabburae 6, Edmunds 26. Tbia | the duties devolving on him were not per­ learm to be yet elected 170, of which a |I formed fur the public good, and with cred or rather the triumph of the priadplca it large majority moat of necessity be anti-1 represents ns lo national policy/ al tbe the polk, depends the continuation for lhe future of a government Republican, even , pared, enabled the Judge’to complete the io form, in this land of num. and there is From th* Quaknr City. buiincaa of the Uno in aa unpreeedontly ' danger that tbe voire of the people may E. J. Camppell, of Philadelphia, und.r no* control al Chicago, and If it .Iwuld j abort period of time with no detriment to date of October 4, 1879. certified to th* not, there tv danger nf .defeat in the rleewoodarful efficacy of Warner's Safe Pilis and-Sate Took in removing a fiver dboaae who thought lhe last of the week would aeeotnpanied by chroate constipation and be lime, and benoe found that thrir rouses ' Th* Ntltenal Coaveauou abonld U a had gone over the term. meeting of lhe most experienced and able men of lha.f*rty for coamltalion It Speaking id tb* work of *ur Court, it ia but just that we should add, that Is th* ;: brass bands, prorc*sioaa>illamiaalioM sod ■sloctioo of a Reporter, tb* Jmigt exer organised clmjuen could hare lafiucaee, cised bis usual g*ud sense, aad that a bet­ than h the Supreme Court or the Senate ter than Mr. Gatrsll can not be found in I the Slate, or one wbo ia mere rsliable, j of tho I’nited Steu-v Nu nun is qoalifltd i to be a taemkr el such a body wbo dtxs'j cautious and carefod in the discharge of not place the publie good aod lhe saeowa th* responsible and delicate dalie* devoirof the principles of his party before the candidacy of any man. ‘ .Vo maa i* fit to ' Vince firmer* that they should put their We append a Hat of the causes disposed | own butter into tbe teat shape for market bo a - delegate wbo cauoot listen to aod ' Th* Battle Creek Jnunuif, indorses. Mr. I of this term, as follows, vii and ao realise all they can from it. Il The People vs Horace Larkin, indicted I rerelully weigh all tbe objection* to. the 1 Itarey for Cesgroaa a* follow* • must have th* bright gulden color of Jun* -ever*! candidate*, and after so doing, vote ! Th* qualifieauvn* of Mr. Imosy for tbs i for • Uraeny—verdict, not .guilty—aad it which nothing but Well*. Riclutrdavn k' Go's Perfected _ Butter Cuter can give. m hit intelligence dictates, without aay pewitioe, bis character as a representative | waa a just verdict beyond all question. Use thia color, peek your batter in the reference lo bi* own first ehoioc Indeed, Republican and hi* well earned poputeri- | Tho Panpl* vs. 1-eroy St Cla>r, indicted i best manner; and you will get lhe top for a delegate to vote Im aay on* a* a ean- St, not alone in hia own county, but in the i for Larceny sod Forgery. Respoodcnt I btriet, are Mrooxly net forth, but not a ■rmate whom he snspeeis may ran a greater wtiit more atrongly than truth requires, j plead guilty, and waa sentenced to Ionia risk nf being defeated than would some Th* obmi^tfoo, therefore, may ; natty be 1 for six months, to which plans be waa re The first Fair of the Barry Cbwnty . other man, ia not only an net of uafsitb- regarded a» cmineotly suitable and will bo | moved on Friday, by Under sheriff, Wm.'‘ Wool <> rowers and Sheep Breeders Hoeifulness to those h« r«pre*nnte, but one of oty held on tbe Ctb lost, proved s suceew positive injury to lha man for whom tie financially aad oibcrwtee. There were lieaos will control ten more county Boirds rotes, mid treason to the sacred cause of) ssventy niar retries mad* roasisting of I than they did last year and more than in any previous year. liberty, if he believe* that the future wricontinued oa application of tbe People some very fine thoroughbred sheep, and as fare of hia country depend* on tbe triumph , Tl>e cause of People vs William Nauseous medicine* seem all that tbe at the polls of the principles of tbe party Bartley, charged with Assault and Bal- arable experience in sheep ) remarked that doctors can think of. Try “Selters' Cough he represents. And the great danger of. tery. co appeal from Javriob Court at be “waa trot aware that Harry Ckiualy bad Syrup," and you will be delighted beyond the Republican party ia connection srit£, /won the pwtilic ronfideuce to an uuuaal de­ Nashville, beard no petition for mitira- i aomany spu.l abeep sod that they would Th* sentence wxv . cotnpue farorahly with flock* kept in the Chicago rouvention has been that ao gree. His nomination would give material lion of .sentence. Urge a number of the delegate* have been strength to lhe Republican ticket in lhe affirmed, and tbe Respondent taken on elected pledged tv lb* leading candidate* coming campaign, »“<!■ hi* triumphant Tuewlay morning to Detroit for a-two month* sojourn at tbe Houre of Correction shearers, entry No. fl, by L. D. Gardner, and so warmly, denied lo their interests, by Sheriff Henry Uonjhlalin ■ that little or no lime would be given when thoroughbred baek weight of buck after In tbe eertivnri eauMof lhe People vs. being slwri, 102 lbs.; weight uf flaecc 271 cion of the important question of arailabtllb*. A I year old luck entered by tb* ity, and very little nrnaidrratiuw green to i same weigh* of buek after being shorn, •ibjcetion* raised, on any greuuda. againrt, 101 lb* , weight of fierce, 181 lbs Aho the nomination of thia nr that mpirant i one year ewe by tbe same; weight of Thia ought not to to fee.., Tbia moat not I he »o if wise counsels are Io prevail, and rietory be ensured from (be moorrat the j fine ll^roughbrod Merino* of the Infanteremoved on Tbuartay aftmoon by Depu­ do breed, but m be was very busy ie al. ty Sheriff, Wm. O. Green. tendance at Court be could not properly lo the cause of the People vs Swin' fiend tu them failing thereby to bare Mr. Nathan Barlow has >«rco appointed th* wisest party les.le>MiXo may be pres- agent for Tur MicitinA.v Salt Asm. [ Johnson, indicted foe murder, a .■■■//. i,rot­ -nt, and especially lhe iateiligeal hmo Clarion, located at East Bsginaw, for the । prnmiuras eould be swarded them. from thtiee state* regarded aa doubtful I releofSALT AS A FERTILIZER, aad I’retBBim L< beat fleece of wool ia this wbo are specially committed lo any [ a supply manufactnrcl specially for that county wa* carried off by a 2 yaar old particular candidate, but who are laboring : purpose can be fouad unatantly in hia Ira Peak* v*. Henry Uioklsy *t *1. ewe entered Ly Wm. H. Fisk of Johns . This Forrclcaure. Deere* foe sale of the prem­ laitbfully for lbs succcsa of ihc party be- warehouse, for sale st fair prices. •wisse they Wi-rte in th* prise-plea of tbe j sedr is rntircly free from dirt, or hard ises ie default of pay neat before May 6, a splendid grade of wool and th* commitpatty, aad sot because they dreir* the lumps, aad is nude by a procre* which ten showed their jjjod j ndgemrat in award­ pcreooal Itiun-pb of any man or set of Icnvns iurorporsted in It all the valuable Jerne D..Mars'vs. 8yrioa Holloa et hl'i ing the premium. We uuderataad that. plant lood, as wtll as ingrcdieniT cJcuIat- Forcclusure. Deere* for sale nf prbmuesf1 C. G. Bcntl/uf thia rity purchased tbe: In default of payment prior to Sept. !<tb, : ewe with her mate fur the soar of fifty | fT*TB or MI Cino AX. 0 ’•a—“K1K.1S; -.nu ploipie POTS. sims nt bulk sliced bbif KOH LESS MONEY AT tHtmawt. PAINTING MY WORK Haatingx, March is, 1880. nmwM i Heady for use by adding Hoi Water. .1 superior substi­ tute for Wall Paper, Hard Pinish, Kalsomine, etc. Better, Cheaper, and Easier .Applied. Sold, by the pound in A DVERTISERS also, 12 beautiful Tints. 5 pounds Alabastine icill corer 50 square yards, or 450 square feet. 2 coats A porous >>r lehitcft ashed wall may require more- The white wiU not turn yellow or the tints fade For sale by IcinchoquinJn^ PWRP.V For Class III Grades, Entry No. B7,by Riehard Freer, grade buck 2 years old, weight alter being shorn, 106 lb* ; fleece ITf lbw. Entry No. I. by C. J. Norris, wBfcbt after being shore.' 100 lb*.; fleece 1 171 lb*. Entry No. 62. I. B. Hanns, grade ewe, weight after bring shorn, 123J lbs, fleece, 13 lb*. There were many other good ebnep entered, bat want of sjtaCe forbid* to enum- aa the aame as Sulphate Qainit ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS Coast and Henn Count, appellant*. AssumpsiL Cause settled - nut of court by the panic* WiUiaan Bishop, appellee vs. Jamm II. Button, appellant. Assumpsit. .Tried by the court. Finding no csum> of action. NICHOLS, SHEPARD iOOJffi'. MIK VIBRATO HOSlWs ON 30 DAYS TRIAL '.US’ I l» Cl.., «r iFm’ Art'.’ DR. LASCELLE’S EMQLI8H j mn । REMEDY. Victory ! Victory!! Vtotony! ’ J ’ TaHahaaaso, JackwmviB*, Fsrnaadias, Palatka, Kay Wert. Griomrilfo, bare all mine orrrwbelmiugly Republican io their ..municipal election*. Why It sounds like news from uld Maio* or Maacsebaaetta. Florid* must be tryiog <o rival sacb sturdy llepublican Sistas. We regard ibsao viotones aa omen* of euecsM next November. OTi' MALT ■ haan ddegatre and la* men they represent, io a ray dear aod distinct, manner when State Treason, he said “that the delegation from that Verdin The following is a statement, of the II pievia Tried by the eourt.. Rente were loysl to tbe Republican party receipts aad disbunmueaU at the Ktete' | forth* appellees and would consult its iatereri* rather than ' John Mobravvy app«UeS v* Eli HarviLrcnrae the thkk-and thin supporter* of , aoa, appellant. Trespass Stricken from any one man * Then again tho action of । the calendar. Csuva, no* properly noticed. tho Wierowin State cwnrenlbni indicated I' James O’Conner, appell** vs. Robert Of the nation, and it wroda not only an unpledged deletion •but in which a majority of the delegates arc sbmlutrly free lo euamrll with "there m to tho beat policy lo be pureur-i in the arleetion oflbc next President of 11mm Halted 8840 Wife TS&: Francis Soirerly. vs. William J. Sniv' sriy. Bdl for Divorce. Decree granted. ger aa experiment, but its great value has Mary E.-Martin vr Gilbert Martin. Lett the Chieagu aswveMsoa saffieiral been fully proyts, not ooly scientifically | ' Bill for Divorce. Doeree granted. tegaaty, enough force of charaeter and 1 sod lhevrcttcally, but practically, by scores Euu E. Cspnre re. Geo. W. Conner weight of nemten to settle tbit question | of the very best and most niceeasful agn- mil for Divoro*. Decree granted. nf candidacy upon ite Mont*, and in a lllUfp. M.IU manner which will insure a Itepublican A pamphlet giving the result ol many Barr* ik™* triumph, and to that end ws feel perfectly ' experiment* baa been placed in our handr .are will tend lb* actios of oar State || by Mr. K. G. Brown, the Agent of the Bill for Divoro*. Continued by consent. eoavcntlon witch •» in acwvtua at. Detroit.I East Saginaw House, of which we doubt .Maryctta Itolph v* Thomas Dolph. today. To thia end abo contributes the: not copies esn Ire obtained of Mr. Harlow BB1 for Divorce. 150. alimony for ex­ elentioo of'uaplodgnd driegateana every- i replete with information on thia sa bjcct, pense* yxatfrate litr granted. where. And it it already evident that a j large majority, of the delegates will go tn' tbe convention uninetrueted, and upon ' A New Deoorstion Hymn. them U>c itepnblieaa party depend* for We have just roecirod from the pub­ intelligent and anscMhb settee. Tb* lisher, W. W. Whitney, Toledo, X • ailL Bill for Dirorce. action of the •crural rowvesrtioM hcM lest very beautiful melody, with apffropriate Harriet week indicate* that a better feeling is pre- j words, for mixed voices, wriilru especial­ Goodyear, railing among ikne who arc rcsponsibte | ly for .Memorial Day. The first stanu granted. lor party atlion. I a th* Notthcru. Rules, I Unmer which slonc are to he tleprerted apo* for iksjmrco* uf the Itepublicwn ticket, detegMictia me nq longer instructed. Io aonse inataaom the cooveatioa expremed a pr* erame foe this or that aspirant, but fbc •tetegales were left free to ^s to Chtewgw, i tom* matter thereto pertaining. Tb* Qty of naming* v*. Sophia Ki .■afield, cxeentrix, etc. AatumpeiL I . "I am .selling Farm Wagons thin year cheaper than any in the icountry. I warrant every Stick of Timber and every jr them to be good. Any Wagon or Buggy ofxpv make tL.-.t ■ shown |KA>r material. I WILL HEPAlit \TliE SAMi. FREE OF CHARGE if it.isFaent to my Shop. I am Whs! Ail* you ? 1* il a dirordersd liver giving you a yel­ low akin or costive bowel*, whieh Have re­ tailed in dutrvaslog Hie* or do your kid­ ney* rcfu« to perform thrir funnloua 7 II *o yuar system will soon be ekwsd Richard Freer vt. Joseph Cole, Charles with puiaoaa. Take a low doom of KidCote aad Charles B. Burton. Assumpsit. ney-Wori and youTl feel Hko a now man Cause tried by jury. Verdiet for plain- —nature will throw off every iatpedimont and each orgen will be randy for doty. I tiff.for 1286. The defence in thia cause REAL ESTATE UNFERMENTED Ague Cure MALT BITTERS THE ONLY MEDICINE ,Tknl Aria nt Uro Bmae Time cn THK UVKR, CITY PROPKRTT. JOB SALE Fitters Job Work at this Office. UNDERTAKING �/2, Tk. ii.. b, Ann ,, H J.m », iwo. -ar its naa. import*. * surling Rapublicuu journal .ad fe doing g«d ia lh# *““• Of “d right in that But*. IteT N-«toritpro. • glonou* Bepublimn ,«oey. P..l«» Bxs«*M<-W Entered at the Post Office. Hastings, Mich., as Secondclass Matter; . ata, citrting since Saturday teat, either has Sk,.,^W «ta. 80 U Ux. dJ, back, and give* milk nut of only three teats. Whoever returns her will be re»»rded Htoeally. There ia one entnmendable feature about the Beils Brou. circa* tb*t i* to be here M tto 2?ud iart; and that is, that they al low no candy, lemonade or peanut »ec(J<n to tmmpte on .-her your p^ „ L. every ««« and nren.gevte wk*re there B.'T- Halaled Raq. ofFnwport wee ia nutaaore. are tntoaud, they drtrsca large­ town yvatrrday. ly from the enjoyment of the attendant*. Job* A. Turuar, Eaq., of Orangeville, Mr. Woodruff, a brother of JaDe* C. mode ua a hieodly call yesterday. and a tailor by oeeupntiun, hu tocoo. « resident of our city, ,od to* moved into tn* house lately vacated by L. W. Fauuy, own*d-by W. H. Hayford Em,. oo th. The Vest Tea ii/thc city for tho money at Holloway’s Drug Store. Mrs. W. K. Upjohn i* spending a few week* at bar childhood home in Balams- BEST Bastings Fire Depertm.nt held May Ikd, 1880, tto following named persen* were elected effuer. tor tho euauiog ymr : ‘ James L. Wilkin*, Chief; John Raa 1st Aaaiateut Chief, Wm. M. Scudir,’ Read Bi^k A Ciarksoo'a local iu thia 2nd Amiatant Chief ; Irving L. Creasy', uata. They are about to go into new Deportment toerrtarX, Anthony A. Wil­ quart ok. mot. Department Steward. „ , Wm. M ScruDxx, Dep't 8*c. Mr. John A. Uretie he* built a new Dated May 4. 1680. _ ■tdawplk tn front of his reaidene* uu Try the 60 cent Tobacco ut Holloway’s Drug Score, 2tf I "Wtot ere hi* credentials ?*' ask* the prudent business mao, and Sell* Rrothm1 ‘belt corn ifroand and plant potatoes, and Millionaire Confstoratioo of Stupendous they tor* improved the lima ; cooaequaau 1 Railroad Shows, whieb is to exhibit at • ly ttore hu been a oomparalirdr small ' Hutinge, co Saturday, May 22, iuwtn ! amount cf busino* done in town until tto qneetiou fully and fairly by producing j Saturday. Busy day. Wa. have to record the death of John B. Johnaon, one of the early eeulen in thia vicinity. Hi* death recurred on the iAe world," anya/thrt old aod reliable mrruieg of the 4th iart.. Hi* funeral newspaper, Ito Bay City (Mich.) Dail, on the fltb toil, wu attended by a very Triluot, and ao aay a tbouaand responsl tergaconoourw of people, and above •Ifihty convey.ore. w.rowanted lathe beat ia proved by ha exhibiting lhe-largart «M plan* of burial in Irving cemetery. Rev. W. 8. Bogby, oficioting clergyman. Mrs Georg* Cuter, also an old resideul in this vicinity, died on tbe morning of th. Oth iort. Federal at tho B.pti.t Church oo Saturday th* 8th hat. Rev. B. Moore offidating den.-yc-.aa. Tho Commoo Council did not think beat to accept Ito bond, which were offered ao guaraoteo ef the good behavior of a aaloor, therefore, wa bar* no aaloun at thia ORGANS. Council Proceeding*. WORK ilermihetl to. make as will prove to any* mu than any other, good J. -U REED. 47m4 Th* .State kouvectioa tu vlect delegatee to the Repuli^aa voovanlion at Chicago June 2d. 1* th •casino to-day at DeHart. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, Fine and medium priced Trimming 8ilka, Velvets, Fringes. Ribbons. Buttons. An Elegant Assortment of Hamburg EmbroideriesGuipure. Valenciens, Madras arid Torchon Laoes. Beautiful line of Silk and Embroidered Ties and Ftdius, Brown and Blotched Cottons from i to 2i yards wide, Splendid Stock of fine find cheep herd of Elephant* ever saeo in parade ; two 157,000 Fall-grown, Lirin* Bippots mi. tto ooly pair ever imported ; a »50,000 aquarian of huge Sea Lieu*; th* only *18,000 drove of Perfuming.Colorado [ Callie, the oaly *22,000 Two-borned, READY-MADE CLOTHING I Hairy Hhinc<ero*.whieh tremendous brute, it will be renumbered, nearly demoliabeda locomotive at Pittsburgh, Pa.. tb* only *25.000 Willi. Cobb Miniature Circa* ■ the only King Barbro'* Kuyai Japaame Cirena; the only genuine 130,000 sixty horse power Eleetrio Light and Motor, New eSjortment of Spring Cloths, (J assimeres and Soilings, And fine line ef Tailors' Trimmings to match, Merchant Tailoring done in all it* Branches. Carpet*,-Mattings, Oil Cloths and Rugs. Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes and Slippers. On drtatday evening a jng was tree ■‘“ding it* way tip Main strpet, ''toward tho only tribe «f Uto Chiefs and Braves, the wart part of tho tillage, iunl Sunday ■ ho appear at each perfur man twin a Boat wild and thrilling equestrian drama, axiktir way down Main attrtt from tbe preaaly arranged fur them, and graphically wcat. They bad evidently been jugiog illustrating the savage onalaucbta and sin­ •round mart of the day, and tho jug ran.; gle comtot* nt border warfare; have been heavy aa they all appeared to he Why it ia the beat traveling the' world, ie further demonstrated by th* dirtin­ M. V. Jordan Eop, returned from j gunbod presence of the moat faatou* bare­ fbicaeu laat Friday noon. Hat uot di , back cqueatrian of all lime, the great aod minuhed in sis.' during hie eUenco. FrUnd M.ltoa exhibit* great luxuriancej of physical growth. “ May hts shadow I eminent perlunacra io evenlbiog arwilc. Why it it lhe tert is Mill further shown Wednesday evening the Gib lost., waa I by it* greatest and best menagerie ; tho telebrated by .Mr. and .Mr*. M. M. Priodle । fact that it tolerate* no camp fullowers I Esq., at their re'ideore io this village, a* I real* no privilege.; permit* no peddling lhe twenty filth annirmary of a time 1 of aay kind within Its can rue* , calls upon when they both stood up icr the preaene* : ths authorities to do their duty and help of many witnaavea and pledged their moat ; it to protect tbe public from all sharpen*, sacred honor. waiving all right to appeal b managed in peroou by U* repalabl* and tsapunaibl* proprietors, aad docs exactly । u it Igrm to iu every raspect. “Entirely fulfillrd ita magnificent promises," say* the ■*“ IIEADQIJARTER8 FOR SALT, -tes a-oox>"smjajRL <t* co.* 4Stf lung*. It is quirting aod soothing iu it* •ffeut, and I* unexcelled re a general tonic. Keep a bottle always on band. A few doses saver fall to cure aa ordinary dough or cold. Prire of large pint buttles, ILOO. Hava your druggist get you this wou- W* note with pleasure the purchase by J. W A C. G. Bentley, of W. H. Fisk ol Joburtown. of two thercugb bred merino owe., two yton aid. for which they paid •50. From one ut -.be awe. th^e wu clipped on the Fair Ground* 12) Ito' of beautiful, clean wool, the growth of el*ran Mr* Geo. Holden baa bad her barn aod Booths. Alter dieaiing. tb* ewe weighed truce newly painted, aod her premia** only 9C lbs, given more than an i of her pert or taka them acroav 16c rirer tofrthrr, “rt erttra" sleeked up generally. To addition to their many friend' ia Elibn Robinson Esq. hisitmovsd from town, tbsre were a goodly nuroter of rvlat bia city, to hia form al Hickory Coruees. -May auccete be bit . er than nuy <jue in the nd errtry Iron in them lake that i.i broken and E SAME FREE OF With a very de.kabl* and mo.t complata Stock of I -tore sold 43 organa tn Bl -more organa than any other Hr. IMsft Dltn* COTBOLICOI ORGAN OR PIANO ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED E. A. MATTISON, 49tn5 The frieods of the proposed amend meat to the Constitution he'd an ecthtuiutio merting on tho 27th‘day of April. Fully .100 delegate* representing tb* Union Tcmpenuee organirations, were in attend­ ance. The County organ it ition wm pirfeetej Ly the electhm ol lhe following u&cera for the county reported by th* Committee no Organixalbin, vix — 0fc> M. Dxwcr, Chairnteu matron and Ur lord ba.k in the evening twilight in the abada of the rentals, aod the fertire •‘ikttfrr” i« jubilant. Second door Went of the Bank, Haatingx, Mieh. NEW GOODS! DRY GOODS ! Don't forget to call nt Hol­ loway 'u before you buy ya nr SVail Paper. 2tf Cuqaidlrabli: matter that wa* intend- i rg*M, aod Piano* and a gaueral lias of rnuaic good*. Sheet music, books, ■tools, violin strings, flute*, fife*, drums, mouth organa, jew a harp* etc. Sheet uic or anything in tbe mtiaio line ordered itmpily. Cteaxtog, repairing, aad turng done promptly and aatufaetion guana I .1 sujjegior substiibminc, etc. Better, the pound in r-x-jE. The routs* advertised by Mr*. Gao- i floldeo in tbe flaring* t euopl* at wesk* I ago, were taken by Will User, wbo has ibastinc will cover oats .1 porous, nr white will not 'CHKISS NEW GOODS! Never so beautiful Prints, Lawns, Brocades. Cash­ meres. Buntings; Suitings, <fc., at O. D. Spaulding’s. Soma aeek relief among mineral in pill form, ate., others roaort to extern airely advertised alcoholic beverage sod fermented liquors, only lo feel tbetaselvt* fur a time autnewbat belter, but af'er a while tuueh wore*. Now, why should 11..0. Snow* of Yankee Springs died today. lie had beta a retidea I uf that The following bond, were prroefeted » township for a fowl taany year*. He mart • Druggbt* aod Liquor Bonds—Bond, hare been neatly or quite 60 ye^p of ace of Wm. H. Goodyear, Robert* Jt HotchTLompaon’* Hall, Hickory Coraara, by B. Liu and Mr»> Bdlowar-' Liquor Bond* TLoxuwou, Friday evening the Hlb iort. j ef Doyle A Cole, Geo 8imp*Ua, Dtekeoaon A pood limo iaautioipstod. A McCoy, Frank Brndroret andCharto Vegetation uf all kind* it coming fur* The article ‘•Waahw," manufactured in ward very fast *iu<x the recent rain* tbir eity by the Waaba* Company, I* real­ । Viera.* vua Miatnca asa ouw Mr*. M. M. StepbcMuo of Grand Rap- ; in behalf of (bi* project, lo rtcnre ly a vary fin* article, and will uodoubt*JI* Lb ia vieitiog at Dr. Hl C. Turner'a. She । the united effort of all umpereoee people, l-eeuBW very popular. Try it. Horta io a few day* for Nevada lo Join her f‘ The rain and wind coroplrtaly rtripppd buibawfi, wbo ia tersely iatereetud la ail j ver mldioR at Virginia City. Mor* anon. New ten Hpua* on Monday last- But the Burna Mexan hu returu*d from Colora­ do, where b* west about two Booth* ago lo look over that eon atry with a »i*w to iogtRiog in baviocM. Do not xnow what Hemovala from the Highland* B. J. Canfield has go*w to Cryatal. Montcalm Co., L W. Fauroy to Piral Ward, city, •ad Cap*. 1.8.0«vr to bb mother is-kw'o, ^!ra. Young, on Broadway, ofpoaile ecor-s of the residents of this city that they must build aid*wa!ks. Bight, gentlemen, fur there arc aom* walk* in th* eity that ere m>t not only ‘badly dilapidated, but actually daoreran*. The Ladir. Prrsbyte.-ian Society will b. aotertained on Friday aftmoMi twit by Mn D B. Stoop and l^w’Bonday School o am, rt the reaid«oco of R«v. D. B. Shoop, io tho Third Ward, eart of tto Htgh School building. Who can Idamo eow* for wandering off lata tho eonulry ttooo day* to rwrticnle, MILLINERY Julius Russell’s eater, garden* nearly all made, ground idEdeally wet for gram ami erope, and mart everybody happy. . cirsaa will come juat tha name. Ou .Monday th* 17*1* >wt., theta will be a publie aa4* of a very large annual of property al tbe residence of Mra. Curlew, formerly widow Hall, on See. 8 of Maple e Cure mouofolixe your taper, nor auy cuualdrra- ■ ble portion of it, bat do wish you to ia-.rt (Lie abort article if you can du ao without lib Ward—Traver* PbRlipe. it* crowding. Unde Ben.,Wing, wbo l.ss Mra. Norroro Bailey from the Commit­ loeyr beau a resident uf UrsugeviUe, dic’d tee ou Revolution*, aubmitted the fvllnwat hit iMiJo.os co Sunday ‘ rooming laat,;, in* report which Live Long and Ba Happy. Why ah- old not everyone live cut their full allotted time, j- good b«Jth aod be happy ' Horafy there is no yeod raaaon. and yet many will allow impure blood, weakorwr of the kidney*, imperfect dicotioc. and urinary troublao t« under­ mine aod break down their genera! health r----------- - BENSONS CAPCINE L- . tAPCINtJ __ $500 REWARD POROUS, PLASTER REAL ESTATE. FOR BALE. For any Csa* of Catarrh that Can't bo Curwd with Bu'iu**a of tha Barry County Piobaln Court, for tbe week ending May 8ih Clement Smilb, Judge. _ .Mdy A-Estate of Mary Beds ct al minors, order entered sppaintiog E. I*. Barnum guardian. Bund filed and lelltf HALL’S CATARRH ", CURE. A GRAND BARGAN. Knappen't L.w Office. Binor. Aonual aecount ofgu^diao filed. EaUto of Minerva Curlew deceaaed. Warrant and ioveotory filed. . May 5.— Katat'e of Jota Headley docaaoed. Warrant and iS.eotory filed. Petition for aaaiguuwul «f peraonal proper tv to widow filed. Order ol' *ae>gnm<a>l tnocting or ma -—n—- enterad, John Carvelh fur lhe petitkmer. lion indudiog th" =»»»• voter, ia tech Ward. M eenu p*r Ward ' May T-—E«tatc of Will io IL DcGolia lor caefa elactioa. a minor- Receipt in full from Hilus DeGolia filed aod order entered diacl.argiog Frank U. DeOoll*. May 8 —ErtaW of Jamro W, Drum­ field and Colvin Hamillom minora. Peti­ tion filnl for tho appointment of Guardian- ticuter*, trail on, or ad draw U. P. Moms, 49m2 lUahlaud, Kalamasoo Co., Mtoh. Bring your Butter and Bggs, and buy your Dry­ Goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and Groceries of ‘ 7 O. D. Spaulding. Knapoen'* Law Offloa, Fann* For Bole. ir.T Meteorological Record. K^aYLTnSE Knaxipen's Law Office. Great Opportunity. WE WILL MAKE THIS PR0TOST10N. Striker, Traoenrvr at th* M. E. Churoh ; fire dollars to Jam** P. Hobart*, Treasur­ er of th* Presbyterian Church; five dollars lo Norman Bailey for lb* Episcopal church, aud fire dollars wa* paid fur ex- Knappen'a Dra-liiiH Lite flit tan ’ LATEST DESIGNS CUTTING and fitting­ PLAITING nude by ito yeofi. 1'teore nallaadaM u*. Mmm wver �'The Blood ie The FORMIDABL SELLS BROTHERS’ ^-J*”VK3to.___ . PROBATE ORDER. 1880 SATURDAY ■a^eS3Ss«3KS?. s;“ .trs-Xir.l*:.’. WHAT dTHJ{R SHOW PRE IT IS A $2,000,010 FACT SENTS SUCH PROOFS DORSE OUR WORTH Il to tin- OIK- getadrut. grwUret, euatltoat, mrei complete. m—t mural and inlnit. WilJ l’«A«: Arrnir/Dnunir. and Savage Uf* lllortrating CanvM C.illretiun of AS THESE AND WORD. IT IS A ©200,000 FACT . WE ARE It actually [■woe and prvaeuto each day in parade, llw Mi^htieet ,11ml of IjkpUaat. ever expirted ftptn Aaia and Africa mtnbi ord. SUSTAINED BY IT IS A $57,000 FACT THE UNITED PRR8S. A RECORD WE ASK EVERY ONE TO READ. ft It*. ju*t imported from tb- Nubian White Nile, and exhibit, in an immeme tank, aa I Well im I..or in the Arena at rm-li ]<rf.niuti-e The totally unpaged magnitad. of The Only Stupendous Male Hippopotamus our atnpeodou* confederation of emioent entertainmen t» demxodi- proporitoarte employment of printer.' ink, in almcnt FlTLIrGROWN THE ONKY every pictorial, lithographic, illuetralive FEMALE It Bi.nM b* aa «ndl**a -jodcrtaking to toll of *11 th* novel wooden. but .afire it that th* Brito Brother* do .11 tb.y proatoe and mor* too.— I'oaa/tfotea (O.) l> iify HIPPOPOTAMUS- rretine IMbfrnl IMt-meth- '- in-.- tbc.mly pair of Living lltppi’potaini ever placed on exhibition. and an African ZnuUftieal wonder nilhuny counterpart, and whi- b no •!<•■< ran now duplicate. al any price. aad typographical form, In order that even IT IS A $1,000 PER WEEK FACT, pawing ailenlioo may be directed to the ioemapntoble feaat uf raroat feature, and * fl h*« rex tireil tin' Her- fUrrback.il'.rM'maii of all time, the . . phenomenal feat, which we have provided lo ute the public palate for amuaemeot. Bat whik owoenbip of the Greatest Show on Earth compel, u. to be the pniCM of all adverttoer.—car ' daily outlay jo that direction alone far exceeding th. entire receipt* of many hitherto prominent •-xkibitioc—we never mtolcml, cxqgptratc. IS ▲ 822,000 IT or deceive, but, nn*kr all eirenmatanere, plant oaraelve* aqaaraiy upon the Truth, h>i*«- THE OXLY GIGAXTIC LU’IXG h H.1IR Y ASIATIC RIIIXOCEROS. the whole Truth. »nd 'nolhioe hot <Ve, IT IS HYQ- ^goo^ooo Our MKrtioob and prumi*e«--M> far _______ QuiuUi]*h-_ l.'ouMiiidatiou Cotutilutm the tuow Htiipendinu W< rid * fair uf llan-M Ari'mixl- I Ini any Manae-ttH-nt h*« ever owned, i beyond whit toy other rijow in thr world cac candidly and •otvtoteatly tnakc-- IT IS A Srcai'.-ii'sw: .weriNeU la ■ ill to l-'ACT S18.0(M» umt evidently *nd M.tntdably partake ■otnewhit of die almmt incredible propor­ tion* and lofty gr.ndenr of th* coicrpriM to which they refer. Mark well, however, that we do not, like other tn.Mffera. uk an.rl*. hr tto *>r^M.uitoC>.-rkH c, nuWjr.ii, wa *ax ONLY HEBB OP SIX PEBFORMINB COLORADO CATTLE you to anwpt them upon the itrcngth of Wh>>~.- •imulbuwou, and inert*!iNcyfcat* dwarf to in<i_-ui5ca*,. th. . omna-o trirk- of al! roreJUl oar own utututoined amertioo. but forti- W £ed by the nbjoiaed teatimuoy uf the Trained Stailk v " tf'ACX' A $400 prea 'rt thirteen 8uiol>*Vdi a* no other management ever received. and which eonelnuvely e-l.Mube- our integrity. TRIBE OF GENUINE UTE CHIEFS AND BRAVES Thrilling and I'owerfully ftraltotic Thea* uwooghl editorial eodoraetuent. ol oar unimpeachable word are taken al ran­ IT IS A S25.OOO FACT dom from many hundred, equally honor Willis Cobb’s Miniature Circus!. able to ns, which, tbe limited apace at command will not ptrtnil iu to reproduce, W®* HE WHITE 1- tin only rutertainmrnt >.f tb« kind in vxittonre, and an iaSnitu i>-unw of the im<m upnoriwi di-light to kith idd ami ywng. ■ bat whone harmony of haunt prato* ha* not been interrupted by th* dtorord nf a ■Mtk UptoM*< toaualam realatala* ~ IT IS A $1,500 PER DAY FACT aingto contrary eritictom. Unrwaltd in Appearance. UnparcUeled ie Sintp&ify, . Unsurpassed in Constmtin, Unprecedented in Popularity. And Undispeltd it tkj Broad Clam (t revivtw the Prodigious Gloria*of the Roman (oltornm iu A-SEPARATE STUPENDOUS CLASSIC KKAU AND BILlBVK .... Sewing Machine ELECTRIC-LIGHTED CIRCUS, In whb h Nt»w Utt BarrUrk Chantpjt'nm and )oin<i]»l |wrfurmcn uf every athletic • ialty. are |«-nnltwd to appear. • It 1mm thr only Gennine King . XtfNIta Hlucate.1 Animal* (not even idling it* im v herd «f fulfilled ;■> Unify llnyal Japan™- UirAu. A prrCmninu- $60,000 rhyhanto) an- of cmater number, variety, rarity and rains, and mure wonderfully reheated, than id! three of any »ix other «horr. Th* parade through our ttreei^ tbe grand nitre*, and in fact th* whu* evtopa ny and performance to who had an opportui thair pcreooa! procure, i man in thl* metioa of th me Ifnuni. It to wmewhal refreahiug pleasure of acknowledging 0... _ aad manager!* wimpany parfarmed thing tin lb* bill*.— Wien (K. J7 rf*y jH'Awnr. *100 IlKWAKIi. m»y deem it owemary to attempt io die credit-the autbtotitoly or genuineore. of th..bote MUM.. w* hereby Perfected Electric Light i Motor yrotnito, »100, m tsmpeuMtlou fur hto time aod troubl*, io «v*ry iaatanca where to, ib.ll b« able to pro.* any not Ire anywhere quo la alone ituploycd to lood ita 400.000 yard, of aura* with auuoclipaing, beavra-boni upleador. IT IS A $10 PERSONAL FACT ^ . t®®** aad ail to profit by, that . Ill! Ail-Ormialniu AUiaia if Dixhict, Dinne »fi Kmi Kiiffliiu, ■B* . — Combine more wealth, merit, inumwt and iiwtrnetion Than Any Twenty Firet-Ctam Meo. XI..I Cu. u- . . Exhibited Here, and vrt 1., a!i nhi. h A Suigl- Ticket fur tbe I «ual Admiu-Chil'reo 1’u.lrr 9 ?«r- 1 C.W lUwrrrei E„l.|,n.- ('uri.K.mxl th,ra Cbaire. 25 rente extra Twu Exhibitions H»cb day—Artwnooo and Eyanpg Muaaum and Menagerie Doora Open al I aad 7 P. M„ Shaq). Perfttrm^eaa in the Grand Separate Cireua Arena ootautenca 1 hour later. WILL ALSO EXHIBIT A.T Grand Rapids, Tuesday, May 25, 1880. tod by m to be rith*r a forgwy, or ia lw gru«* .nd purpcac different th*n a* origially pnMtohed. A. th* trnm* of tha new* p*J<r to aiway. Ki„0, proof p^.j^ tt>J be readily ohulnad by writing to k* edi mnc siwioa mcHim co. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-05-19.pdf 4c4056f4067d04b440dff98e927e1470 PDF Text Text RATHS OH AD tkkm* or atBsciurriox. VOL. 25. NO. 3. PB8FES3I0I41. IB BOMS MM3 THIS WEB NEW YORK. -■ l>n. n,n. |13,111IEK, ICLkcnC HITMCJAX ANO KVRiJK'JX. .Bm £*•»»**<*. Met*. <£ HASTINGS, MICH.,. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1880. MH! nffliB!! hem mni of Bur»* tJj aS WHOLE NO. 1306. Our New York Letter. HF. OF GOOD CHEEK ■» “» Aro««l- tural business, 1 shall hereafter conduct the bumness done. I will ^nu® keep the.full line of Machinery. Ac., heretofore .old i Mciwer Btoa - and wish to call yqUr special attention to a few! or the pnnapal Implement, kept for .de. The old reliable roun WITH TABLE RAKE ATTACHMENT, E< LE<TIC PHTMCIAX AND SVt ALONZO D. CADWALLADEB. »!■. Xt*i a»<t •irbaan. <>■« m, Hate m For Reaping needs only mentioning, they have been sold here for t wenty ytyira ttlld there is ll0t letw than ONE THOUSAND ol them now in use in Barry County. Over six car loads were sold last year and nearly k car load have-been sold this season. I also sell the ruoUvn Couoal adjourned. City Itecordtr. Our European Letter. ADRIANCE REAPER, - And have added to these the full line of WALTER A. WOOD CouaUlingor the IRON MOWER, SWEEP. RAKH REAPER and BINDERS, lie is the only manufacturer who has u success­ ful TI\ INE BINDER. Don’t forget that I have n car load of ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CHANCERY PruaM altaeilna dm to JAMES M. MARTIN, Attorney at Law & Solicitor in drlpku during the cxpoMioo of 1876. STTTjDEBAltER WA.GONS With Patent Tire Slope Shoulder Spoke. rolled in boiled oil, " v Every Wheel is The Preeident’a V*fo of the Deftclen- •“d cy Appropriation Bill. .. , » *u It ‘hb^ Joheeoo Ircturo about of Middle ill. ; Haaor lUhibltion: Radu. After mater* rotuUar.ition of the bill , I will tell you some other time about the Engines, Saw Mills. Threshers, Clover.Hullers, &c. Respectfully YouYs, to aupply ccrtaia dtficirticin io apprspriWill, all the bowapaaen published in i. wk*. CHESTER MESSER. the United State*, neatly' nine tbooaaad Wiahington Leler maiclr rejected HaMiujpi. Mteh.. March Id, 1880. t-HYilOlAX A StTUlSOX.-Mr. DR. IL P.l'KCKMAN. ' ECLKATKJ'HYSJUA.-y AXb STROKOS. The only place to get Broadhead /KIpacas that you can wash and do up without shrink* ing or fading. -a reoroam Ilo««e of ltepreaeiil»ti«r*. in which it originated. with my objection* to it* pa*. **se. The bill appropriate* about 18.000,- Orea*itm»llr. T.lRb Croak St. John C. WUklaman. aid* WxMlSOTOk. D. C, LriStiX" bet to DELIGHT J. WOLF.N.O. HOME AGAIN. 4I0ME AGAIN. H — r Hl. k- millluaalre, aua ho » Of the Oitsh More mt* just retunml from New York wiifi (lie moot Complete stock of ' GKO. I). BABCOCK. AUCTIONEER. ny iirompt apiWutel. It cwutaih. •' llr.wl»tr<; < Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls, Fancy Goods, DENTIST Miciiiai Nuiiille, Ever brought to the city. >ry large aaxorunent of (I- J- Uta Bret lojuliudc. Cartiafe?/Sin aid Onaieilal CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, propnati,itu walk repaired Jefferson St., - -r HntinmL Mich Sweet’s H°Tel; of the laU-tt style# in endless varieties. I bought „---------my stock x early and can sell lower than any other Store. £ Call ” and' get' .prices ‘ bc- 1 otijcclinu to respectfully «’k your fore purchasing elaowbcr®. . LEWIS STERN. sHcntion i*. lb*t it givap uuikcd and ddibetitc aanetfou. at SPECIAL aNNOONCEMENTI., ...l.r. jn.J 4-iiH te *1* t uf tacking upon appropriation bill* general Imperial Soap ! . For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general Michigan" exchange hotel H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES T. *du lb* Ukm lb* w*»ri*ter •> l*l» ««>•« **, l* eb*m , 12.00. 32.50, and $3,00 Per Day, *~ntla* I* «lu *ad lx*tUB .f mai. Th* Excellence of thi» Hotel izist'isMDiiiiii-nraii Wii iKCUtiTC diKtcrion. Altbongh of late, Ihi* practlgi h*» been rwurted Io by all political partie*, when elothed with power, it did not p«»ail aatil fwif ye*r» »ftrr the adoption «f tbe cooetitaiion, and it i* cMftdmdy belltfvrd that it I* conducted WAKE UP! ■ AND GO TO JAMES M. HEWES SAWS FILED, Chain, Tails, Beteis, aid Sefai 11. Ml, PIONEER STORE I IL liaaford. 3t*te 8t. Dr. Lpjitbs, naw walk ; State St. Parker, hotel, aa'w walk ; P«k St. Milo era! Coaneii come law*. •ilk handkerchief*. Tha Leprlatiee bill will not She would hold up 30 »otca. reprraaoliBf 7,W0,(MW, wbU* tha n An.-Aid. Hardke. Preatoa, Stebbiae, •it h »ueh lightaiag like rapidity that the I '. e :f it-tt looking np (8W) RPTUBaRMD II. JUVM. KxaotfMVR MajAiom, May 4, lllIW. Ordway of New Uampebm u likely to iioieroor Oxhaby Thinae of Intereat. jffiisirs Krop* constantly oa hand LIME. HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. • TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. DRAGS Dealer tn uewral Mcrchandi**, leu’ Intii, Etjs and Children A SPECIALTY- 18,000 wilb whieh bay the Grand Haven A Spring Uk tall bridge. Hon. D. 8. Uhl i» • Democralio candi­ date for CongrCT* i» the FosrUMlh Ohio Dwtrict. Duriac .ibe year 1879. 33,327 pwaona llaatrnpOIay^k REPAIRED ! Reaperand Mowers. Pays the highest Cub price for ail kinda of Fanners Pro­ duce. BAKOINO HINDU* CURTAINS Farmer# will do well to eonlault Mr. Creaay before purebaaig any of the above articles, ; hi# Elevator, corner of Broad ay and Railroad Street#. ChneS uf th CHt of ISth*: Pntoe in the right time and in Ute right CLOTHING CUWIVaTOBS. IMlUBIXinOVXL FLOW8. LEFT HAJVDFLOWS. 30,000.000. bjrct and afterward* The Ticilane* which CRAMPTON BROTHERS, Corner Monroe and Jefferson Streets. New York. Wcleat aed P..k tka.AV. ■haplihii.; at *10,000 a and clerks allkn ntu.l be couatty. Th* State* winch bare adopted 'new costilution* during lU lau quarter imbtnrr haw generally prorir*-1 ---- rthis evil. M*oy ol lb The Price of thie Imperial Soap u $5,25 per box of 100 < lb. bar#—76 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send uajm order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 we will send one bo’x extra free as a premium. Qf the orders may be sent to us for one of more boxes at a time, with remittance, and when we have thus received orders for 10 boxes we will send the.eleventh box free hh proposed above. If yorndo not wbh to sen’d iuoney in advance you may deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your town with the understanding that he is to remit it Io ua on receipt ol the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Adtiress LlmC Sb.ipliftliig fur iu- hard but tegeciou*. 1 by the OetuunL L. J. WHEELER �poritioa county io tbe Dirtriet, and ita | KcpaMmos reprwent-^ tae oypo .<uon and ctnpmsivc small Republican Vote, ram io drain to gobble all tbe i hotK-t., and in thia and combine with otter putlinM of the Dirtriet U> nairarisa. ; Barry couoty, to leave a. entirely out nf the araneBa of lb. Rapubliean party. , Let ua era il their action doe. not prove I -thU—Al tbc evoventiow Urt week, they : ; gobble a delegate to Chicogu, though they | Democratic County Convention,UiJ u0< «*»• KwUoaol Convaotioo in •*“ " 1CTC—They had tba'Secretary of Ute| <p>i(e a number of pieces written for tbe BaNNKK aodal*u ll>K J/ome Jm-rncr/. fti-rn DWrirt No. G. and has caused quite a feeling up here ia lb* -rreohack element, both ic and out of the district, I would *TW TORP William H. Vanderbilt waa rereloctod Prmident of the M irhigaa • Central Hail-. road Company al the JLird of Ditectors* meeting at Drtroit. Cun rem ion—-a Member ol the State Central Cramiltet, they hare afeo had one th* loaj term, ud there ean he bul two of fire euuwtiea reprereoled either in Na| tiuiaal nairaitiun or on Ike State Central Cummiticc, and they akw Lad a t»emter of [ ' the Uramillcc on Credentials, awl if there i had .brat anything else is tbeir reach, we i John M. Oaborne. D. IL Cook, Wm.’ _ . ,, ' doubt MX they wcu'd have gol.blcd that Cbamberiaio, Samuel A. Ycomana. J. C. Th. O*,rf *11 R.p.U.c.n. TV* —.rf Wihoo, W. W. Andrew*. C. F. Gibaon, ‘ alto, that there never was au much discord Tojrio auecert on a pl.'form reprerent. , combinaiiuu. the purpore of which, S. M. StepheoMia. Prof. Mora Coil Tyler, of th. Micbipn i until I camo among them. Now, if ahe ing principle ia tbo rtero duly of the. hour. w„ to punish the Republican* of Barry. University, was honored with the eb air. I. or any one rive can cite a ca*> where 1 Uenre it Iweonoe. crery Repebtenn Io te | bceau.. ip 187G, iter ... fl1( fi„t ,nd mandtip of the rommiuee upon rcBnlutiuna ‘ have ,-auacd any dMurbeuee in tbe ncighbar to aecurr tbe nomination for Prraidewl | Unr, h, repporv ifarir own man a. a candiboeboud, 1 would be glad to have them do oftho mao whom he candidly'telievn will ! dale f„ ite nrainatfon for member of following report, which was adopted : I. The Republican party of Michigan, poll the Urgm number of vol.,, standing ; Congrpai, a right ll.wy bad, bowerer in ix'unril awctnbled, gralelully and rever­ oouruo I, not brioogiue to the party, nor oquardy on the RepuLliean platform. If. ioj0dici«is it* cxerasc u. the extern it was ently recall the memory of the two illtu the wriliug »-.4i6oI either, am to blame for he believes Grant i. that mu. il i. tell. IL>rd, but for whieh tbe Republicans nf triuwi i-hiefa who have fallen aionc our trying to break up tbe achool and appoint­ last Convention—William A. Howard' his rigfrt and hi. duly to Ister for k'U I lllP r,-W q>UdT ,0 ing political meeting, ou top of it. it L. ... . ■-m.ar.ilr Rwiat Irre. WOOL Ou ihorl uoti< at ut> Carding Mill. Nmlli *id i»f tins Thorn- All ''T!" ”? Y1 ? “ ... ■ r.r,.thrr. I),,- th v r~*'- *> ut..; n, lkwm„ •«-->. i" i.,n able, or involve any question nf eipe-lien' augur* well f.« ihe RcpuWiosu party, and cy.; until liut lima they *f« .le-iraldc, a.< uuln the Hoosier Democrats despondent; indicator* of live drift of public .clitiiuciUfrom the r« t ihat KcuUmky Democratic Bul if .the litpe com--- when it i» Grant Sherman nr a Damar.!, or any uiv. < l-c nt a Capper llel-el. . (Iwn chatapi- inhip aaaumca tbc form ,<T parly ap.atecy. aUd thoae guilty of it fnrfril their right to be ■ recognised m expnaeni. ..( RepuhluMu principle*. WeliaVe our pn.AraM.-i-. a>id»t i. a very 'loaded one, fa it in d- fen n v Id .the welL knawa aratimenl »i ' ilw Kq-aMiean- -f thiv county, we bavr «ai<l very little in CARDING Wovl .wirt by Exprima. punvlc containing l<> his duty is equally plain. Il any man ur-»rt «>f man believe that! TJ.—i - --------------- 1 . Jt . I cattdidrto for the Prcmdeoey Great, or Blame, or >h.-roras, ..r any other t.—Tlx-rn will be a iremcreloua ru.fa of prominecit aspirant'f»r tbenhpiiaallen tote Ptrnioeratie sceoad ehoica for Europe, lacking in tbe neeceeary elemeote of per- ' -,l“ —£----- *' 1'~ ronal popularity, <>r rtalwartiwa, «.r pdlitL ewl following, it is light and proper, nay more, it ia bit or their dolv !•> state the ground* of hia or lljet'r belief, plainly and frankly. But at the mwk time, it L • md butt that in-an doing any owe >L>uLl ffru- I "w* : •; —The lunger the third lertu organ. i.fa aid and oomfovt to th.- efemMft of gintj cuotaMphlc the aitnation ia Illioow, the govraomem, or by any m*-. more eL<|Uenl and profound heereie. their’ defeat ol the prin-iph;- yn Republicans ur waited.. Yet at all time*, pcreutral prek-retn:-.--., whatever their Inoia, ate ulluWaMe—lbt-y j involve wo tert «>f party fealty —llwy itidi eato no. abauduomrnt -I tjeiaciplc, and fLOWXH POTS. SOBS IN HU SUCH) MXf WOOL. WOOL |k>uu<U more will Iw |»ai<l one way. or Brice 12i 'ceut-t for Cartliug. and Oiling. ■LIMITWI more lying. dmndtful fallow Greenlbotk party than ilrirw U publican lank., she pi tic- <S that they t - .1;i. .1 , .-.-i Lminr. a quently ioUrrupled with applanre, and at1I perfect model nf. purity and goodneoa. its done they were uoauimoady adopted 11 Now, Grevuie, if y.-u will turn your eyes ■ with three routing cboen. ICINCHO QUININE] HASTING ' character.-iron* psiriotiam and eminent | servicai rendered our Slate and Nation by Senator Tlomia. W. Ferry during hi* lung Mr Nathan Dario* baa h-v-.-i appealed I terisUlirc career both In State end Nation­ When J«hn Sherman became .Secretary, al council., we hereby nwpectfoQy recom agent for Tnk Micmioav Salt Anw»•d theTreaaury the public debt, Im aa»h mend and uip* his name to the National ■ ClAytOX. tented at Ra*t Saginaw, Tur tha in the Treamry„ wa» «,t»fd,ird£1(»; «•’, Coaveotisn u a fit caudidate foe the n«moalqufSALT AS A FERTILIZER, aoJ .nd the annual iaUrcat el.argr Waa 191,*- ! iuation for VieW President hr the Itepuba aupply tn tnufartured specially for that I1 iean party H»;;,G4.~a .'•(). The debt I.'now »U'»LI Dr. Ilyad, of tenawcc purport cin lac found cutMantly in his Mr. Chairman, it in with more than or'-diuary pleasure ud more than ordinary hearUueu. and I think I apeak for my friends in our raliuo of Nhe Sta^tba* I PAINTING MY WORK hi* foiiNon belter limn ever Irttfurc. I :uh determined U> make na ■»od m Wagon n*. is wild by anyone. This I will prove to any num who will t-itll at my «il»op. Price lower than anv other good WAGONS OK Bl’GGIES. HMtihgu. March 2-3. !8£u. ger au experiment, bat ita great value lies been fully prvveu. not only .rieutifieully ia entitled to arutk. without im*>lviog any , tbe third term, bulieviog it unwiae, ioox­ ud theoretically, but praetawlly, by Korea abandonment of party Mamliag, Tor hi. ped .ent ■ubvenive of the tradition of unr of the very Im-.1 and uv<»t Mirevartul agytpersonal preference before th.- wfretiog «♦: I Government, end likely to endanger the I the Convention, and laltor in all huuoraUc mreeau uflbe llapttblican party A pamphlet giving tbe reault < I ways for tbo aurccw of bi* perrotul favor Wsabburne ha. teen yet more emphatic There were aerrnsl motioov to lap tbit I ex|wriment, baa been pUewd in die.' lie, but after the nominal Ln he. Loen in hi. deciinatioua. The Democracy hue raaolutiau <h> tbe Itblc, and it w». by Mr. K. G. Brown, the Age made, TitK XOMINKK Nt MT lit UtAttTlLY , nut been troubled with any such braliby Rart Saginaw ilnnae, of whieh ■urprouTK't, no matter «!><> he may be, ao ‘ fear among it« candidate, of being compel­ not evpiu can be obtained of J that, he ataada squarely un lite Rcj.oblil.n1 led to aerve four yean in the Presidency. replete with information ‘platform, or however grc*I mar I- "Ur personal dinppointmeot la view of ihia feet, vre quirtly auggret; lion al Chicago will tell to the w.eld ' who ia l-> occupy the Presidential chair I for four year, front thr^lth of March next, I -houH be live that long. We, of ouurae, lion of the* or that man by the Chicago have oar choice aa to thaoos tobeeboacnIVravcslMD; nor du *e think it t» politic i| tel Ik he our choice or MM, lie will be our rondilrtc, and we aliall do our level beat or jttti either to lite nominee who la to be, • or Io the party, ia declare in advance, that and Hon. V. P, Collier fourth. this or that State «annul be carried by thia Mr. Howard declined and aaked for the election of Welliogtoo H. Burt, of Sagior that candidate^ We think ft is ot safa haw. The r»|ucat wax acceded to, and ia thin eanvaar to tern all the bridge in our rear, in our teal to rec-tre the man of llayr* in 1S"<J and bare already elected tbicb, be dalegalcndo Chicago, outride of tbe thirty will' preveot fiat odd delegate, in Pcanaylruia upon going into tbe ettnpaign, on the adjuuru- which (Irani h» an uncertain tenure, not HX Of th'.- infi dch-gatca are in favor of Gen. Grant lor a third tprm /f" ■ the prefctL-ncc. «f delegate- elected U> Chi eago Io date ia aa follow! : BUine, 2TO ; G-anl, 22t); Sherman. 97 ; Edmund., 84; and Waahburne, IL That of the Borton, Mam , ». Grant, 2S5 ; Blaine, 3,500 Republican voter* of the county of Barry are Mt Io be uetmewed, bccaure at some time in tbc part, the Mvcn delegatee Ion, and that tbe invcntigaliou into tba .elected U rcprvwenl tfacia ia • Lwgnnmoual chargee again.t him, which waa lieguu but never ended, will thoroughly vindicate the .lliat th'wc men *lnrald I Maine Senator, becatuc tbc Icoiimony be made to foci Ihvlr inajgBilirMncv al the time, and il is aho a fact that aevcral of l>. McLaughlin and W. 11. Wifiism* Sixth Dn-.rict—Delegate.: Chat. Ki and J, M. Adams Alimatn : A. ‘ I don't want that atuff," la what a iedy at Boaleu aaid to her buaband when be brought home aume modicinw/lo cure her of aiek haadaehc and neuralgia wljieh had mode her rnhwrable for fiteiteeu years. At the flrat attack 1 in its praire, that she Induced, twenty-two I of tha best taailim in her circle lu sdojil ; it aa their regular temily medicine Tpat |.-*rtuff'' ia Hop Bittsra. .'PI Nintli District-Delegate : 8. BindCand J. II. Chandler. Allefnateu: TlrfTrcridcnt has m.isinsted Hua. N. I*. Gah and 8. M. Sutpbonaon. Il will b« noticed that our rity recrivad G. Ordwsy, ex-Hergront aLArena of tha National Hoove of Repreaeuatleaa. prea recognition in tbe election of Hon. David cal Stalo Senator and on-; of the ablmt R. Cook aa alternate delegate to Chicago. wham we think a minority are not Repub- men in New Hampahtre, for Governor of licaaa today, the tuber Rrpuhiirau* of the Dakota as raeccasor of tha lamented Hon. county al this time, ought not to be held Win. A. Howard of thia stale. ruapoMldc, nor ought lire workers lobe Tbo Cinctuuatt, Ohio, Ourtfr makra rejected by eKabinatiuoa tecaure of tbeir Einrt Diatrict—Wm. Mringatone, Jr., Mtioo. We opine that the IL-puWicuo. the timely remark that “the Republican. | who an- <(uarrvlioj about Premdrulial and E- W. CotlreM, of Wayua. Second DMHel—T. 8. Applegate, of i nraiosuora should be careful or lbay will Irttrevee ; Hire A- Beal, of Waakteuaw. l«M be shirt to act Eke brother, in the ranThird Dirtriet-John C. Sharp, of Jacket” ; O. C. Trapkina, of Cnibouu. Fourth iHrtrica—Jamca Mooroe. of Ym Burn ; J N. Shephard, of Ora. Fifth DtMriot^E. (J. D. Holden, of Kent; C. D. Netaoo. of Muakerio. Sixth Dhtriot-W. B. George, of Tag- Jersey Butter. Jersey butter i» all lbw fashion, sod it hu became so, mainly bearaae the maker, hare kept up a unilonn color through the year, using arti&cial oohir wbu uecwaury. Daufmcn who wiah q^be in tba laablou must uae the Perfect♦d'Butur Color made by Wtdla, Bichar.Uou & Co., Burlington, V. II.*. R I) Vl,»n I>.;— , Ready for ate by adding Hot ilater. 3 superior substi­ tute for Wall Paper, Hard Finish, Kalsomine, etc. Better. ('hcaper, a nd Ha sier. Ipplied. Sold by the pou pdin also, I2J>eautifui Tints. 5. pounds Alabastine will cover ! 60 Square mu rds- or 46O square feet- 2 coats .2 porous- ar whitewashed wall may require more- The white will not turn yellow or the tints fade For sale by TIk Only Remedy IT HE LIVER, THE BOWELS, and the KIDNEYS. iS Slcl^ caiatiw Tt>rr«v» IltaaHm NICHOLS.SHEPARD & CO.fe C. V. K> <rea» stti'; DAUCHY 1 CO. 001.. WB g OeWJB Watera OH 30 DAYS TRIAL CITY PHOTO! >08 SALE ! OFFKJ.K ON JKPFRRSON aiIARUlAM'9 1ALK. UNDERTAKING MAU BITTERS s™<. dCL-w._ B.n..e.r s>. eu» ~™... Mp!wa,,.r»™i 11 For Paint*, Oil? and Varuiwh «■*-, KrM is«rt«-T. c. r»u»^ .r: a—re-uy K..a»r •all kI Holloway’* J’rujr Store. Bay; W. Jf. Brown, of laetella. ! """ 11 ■••*'''" h« Ntetl. Dirtrirt-Kd. Htrituag. of tetewra-m Hugbrat; Tte— T. B—. Grand ’•—«'? “/Trewmn. ' ’ —st arau rf psk. It bring nn^aral (bat tteuUBwft100 ' te rawed .'.tl’wku* to yrahwe . p« Th’ -}• it trait of ll»e Urn. X Chandler for avo at vialmed that the Mrehtgu poofde outridw ROBERTS 8l HOTCHKISS UitteR^ [Tit UICRin B6i,il8 ; gsc �' ^tywireiyr f Sunday School Nolio*. Alt epactal meetiug of th* Sunday | fcbod taautata of the Hope and Rutland : Union Sunday sahoo! sseocuiioo. hrid al I smrTowflF* TORPID LIVER. &Viwi!nkJh£Afii^taKL TUTTSffAIRDYE. Oft**, SS MCTTtyTfe,*}<*w SrA. frerlme wiU in behalf of Rapublicea prio- Il seems onleaa to warn tbo citizens largrot u)*iiagvrM> , circa*the only that on circus day* tlmy should hasp doe* watdi of their premise*, for we hare for year* given Q..-m lbw waraiag, y*t, acme ones till U tapped no every occasion of th* grown, hviog bippoputami; th* only *qua kind. It is no* circus m«, but bummtra kind. performing Colorado cattle ; the oaly two horned, hairy Rhinoceros; tha oaly Willie sole purpoa* of thieving. Cobb mtuatare eircua , lira oaly King Bar brn'a royal Japanese circus , tbe only jfu- STILLINGIA] both aAvrnoon rod evening , rise only tribe I OBI M, H* UH. MW, Rouse as|uar*. balld a fire la it. They did eo, or at­ tempted to do no, and tbe fire got a Mart in tbe barn, but waa extioguiabed befurw . proprietor* ; much damage waa done FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING ! XVe have just opened our Spring Stock, which comprises many noreltiea never before brought to this market. Ladies Linen Suits and Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits," Ladies Fine Underwear in Linen and Gauze. White Skirts, White Apronn, Lace Tidies, Lace Lambrequins, Pillow Shams and all kinds of Lace Goods. An elegant line of new novelties in Parasols and Fans. Gents fine Summer Underwear in'Cotton, Gauze and light Merino. Ladies and Gents FINE SHOES A. SPECIALTY. <WR MOTTO 'FAIR Those wishing to purchase a find-clan* i - *r__-__ -'- Pleaae call (ccoud door we»t of tbe Bank. foroid onea. * BOOK* A.2ND Good h.«*»<-. well, tod rial era Currants, CUOaeborriM and grape*. Tl commonly known m tbo Be*, dear*. Inquire of Gt a»os llonura. Tbe River and Harbor hill |m**ed th* dMcM of tbo bladder. Ho «> '• «*• Hceae cT Rrprraentntieee vu Maoday, un­ eevanty aixth year of hl* age. Special Nolle* der rurpeadou nf the tube, by a vole of A suo of Tua* Sage, on Monday last, There b a large amount cm the B took what Im snppnavd — quUlu*. b-» <WH to aid certain Cotagrtwaowo' re eeeur- which WM anrroeiro snblim.tr. Dr..Up­ of tbe Barena office, keg peat doe. ing a r- drotion. and ia to all iowreeu and john relied immmliately and the boy ■ Denary that aaid aeevuola ahunld la Mf eomidme! out of dangvr. paid. W* hare born very Jaoietit with oar drliaquanta. and had hoped that w* One af the moat humiliating «»" i* would not be compelled to remit to ez bMnry wA-thst la the Chicago eounty eaaeeation. tba minority Wied upon the rail uf Mt l.’tbill, who tried •• ,h* lop of hia voice ; “£ll in lavwr of General Ulynaee Graaf fur PrutUool, faito* from the balk" FOR HA.LK 49m3 Second door Went of the Bank, Hastings, Mich. J. L. R»d. la bia name, if it ien't it ought to be, re- of tbe destroyer, their Humbert aeem n.4 fuacd to offer a prayer at the home, of the », U-.-»n*e 1 audvractl thew.goobuilder* ’ that pl*re. funeral al«*i]3ee of Mr. B. D. Wing in Tall your oeigbbura that' Oreo Slrowy. I Splrmhd lint ufGeuta* fine n«- end Ln I- lthat townahip, beeauae Mr. Wjng ac the bottom, and no tea S'rp'at nor ft ilfien treasures found, but aa uuwbolsom* rflla i tr.n Shjre at Gv*4y*M A Cu/a. X4 1 111. 188U, edvertie* f.v J. I*. Bred of HaaiMga, lor if ibrre » nay chrieciaaity ia that Bur ria salute* tbe Uvntrila of the paaaera by. bvezuee he kaawt that 1 veil good work, Bev. B. Moore and Dr. h’urgneon are and cheaper tian th.-y do in Nashville. ard ? if eu. hie pr>ju*~e ontweigbv it by ■atrh at'CLiergo tn June that I I. Heart making nine improvement* by patting xr I- P..bnr-1-roi., 1199.122 42; B«lgood dank I thia Cimotry baa ever witoeaaed. sidewalks, feaeea, erergrreua, ate., io front anre ro.luad May >5. 1880, filJOfi, 173.-1 Dr. W. E. Upjohn performed a turgiI ' Under the dtrecciou of our tery e«M. of and upon their pmaiaea 1t WAMa 4 a eal uf-eraiir/l upon Mr. Richard Hngbra . eient aheriff, the Court Home yard haa The auperrieor and village seeeasor are Unqueztionbble. of FrairSviBs, M Wednesday af laet week, been cleaned up and looks aaieriy giving tbe lax p*ysi» a chance to see bow . Wheat and grau are coming forward shoulders. It weighed one and three quar­ much they are supposed to hr Wurth before spreading lha tax. , finely, aad abonld the wMtber prove favor­ ter pounda That ia tba third tumor the able, there will be a large crop of both. Dr. baa removed within eight months, improvement are golog M all over tbe tba Grat front A. J. Bownc Kvq ., the see- practice of law and has opened au office in _ eily, in the way of laying new aidvwalka, ood front Thums* Alloft Esq., and the Gale Searia' beildiog, up-*iatr* Tha prospect ia favorable for a large repairing reddroeae. building new houim - ooe from Mr. Hughes law weak. ; stubborn d-ujbter.' Alabaitin*. Wtsrousio the otbvr day. rod was dreie ’ There waa a from o» Thuraday and tboae who were anbocribere to tbo Srntml, again io Chicago on Saturday, wb-n tbe Friday eveahfre ol laa>. waek. bet oof io regard, to tbeir comiox or vending to KonaxT* A HtrtCBKU*. Blain* and Waabburoe meu worked in eufficiut to eena- ma.ib damage here- , thio office and paying up tbeir back aubunieou. elected together a large majority eenption. Some of them eay nothing of th* delvgatee to tbc S*Ue Conremiou.’ atnl tiiM defeated Gsnerat Grant badlv itr । Tbe bom thing fur shearing the boy* | about paying up or dieeootinaiag tbe tbe leading city of hi* own Slate. It is ' b'alr ere thoac dippers at E. M. Busby*. II BaSXBS which we rend la [laca of tbe AlabMtliwi too soon tn aty that this will mu Li* We at all put them on our Just nil aud k< them try it They do it |। Sfnrntti. Cail fi r rampk card nf lint*. oTtnhrow in the State Cuercotioo, but it BaKMM liet, tad cwotioue eroding the 62tf IUibx«t* A HorciiKita ' is eeruinly enough tn justify high hope* i to perfection. BaRUE* to them, end nay ooe who ordera nuuccr Republi<'*'is, pilches -into Seeaior no the peri el rival candidate*. \ J. C. Cule uf Big Rapid*, fur*etly cf Bring your Butter and tbe Bafcxn Mopped, mnat come forwaid Bruce of Mimissippi. Hia offewdmg i« i thia city, and father of John Cule of thio Eggs, and buy your Dry­ and pby op, if they are ia arreare, and if I etty, was Varied at tbc lunner city one Goods- Clothing, Boots and they do not do ao, tbef meat not lay it to | day lest week. Shoes, and Groceries of l eart if they reeeive a call from aa iedi- Ute residence at Un o'duek on Wednesday The be»t Tea in the city for the O. D, Spaulding. morning, ander thaatu[d<M i.fthe Maw.nt from Mr Washburn*, is regarded here ae fretcrouy. a trick of the Grant managrn. The money at Holloway’s Drug Store. Evening peatimm fur tbe weak : .Mon­ It ia a fact wail known by almoet all inWashburne men nay it »of no account— On the Sod of Jane two weeks from to­ Ba’ioeea of tbe ferry County Probe I a day, 1. 0. 6. F. at Odd Fellows' Hall tailipM bmiliee that Dr. W*u'i Balaam that Washburn*'a friend* are for Wash, day. the next diocesan oueventioo of tbe Court, fur tbe week coding May 15th Tuesday, F. A A. M. at Maoomo Hall and of Wild Cherry bw cured more mm of borne, no matter what Washburn* himBest and cheapest Byuting at Grant's CoMuaptwa, Aatbma. liruncbitia, Me., protests*l spieoop*1 chorcbv of Western Clement Smith, dodge. Tbe Guild at the house nf Richard Wat­ Beat and rbeaprot j^intiiag at Grant'* kins. Wedorodar, Daughter, of lUbvcca Michtga* will be held in this dty. May 10 —Route of Rhoda P. Griffith, ■t Odd Fellows' Hall, and Cub meeting Bret *qd vhespert' Boatin g at Grant's The Detroit Evening JCnet aaye - Ct al minora. Lteeoee to cell real mute at Red Ribbon HalL Thursday, prayer Tbe liaetingw Rax««« ha* floated granted. meetiog at all tbe ehnrehea. Friday, order • The deelh of Chief J net ire Baafxrd E. proudly for 24 jeer*, and here's .hoping it Bert and rhr.|«-.i Hasting Estate of Thames Slater, deceased. of the Eastern Bur St Maaoaic Hall. Saturday, 1 don't know. Bunday, regular < lurch of tbe New York Court of Ap­ may wade for many yrore to onme. lk-t and oheapM Uroiing Warrant and inventory filed. and apeeial meetings in diver* placet. peal, ia aoDounced. By the death cf Bru* and cbvap>«t*gaat»*g On Tlurtday and Frdjiy of this reek, May 11 — Batata «f Minnie E. Hen. a Pleoty of m*aUe <a Yankos Springs. J edge Cburch tbe number of pomilde there wil be a fine dtapfey uf trimmed minor. Guard Un • annual account tied. Ex-Tresanrer Geo. Wilcox ia very sick. Brat and chtaprat Banting Democratic Prawidrotial candidate is roMr. Coryell of thia village ia dsogmus lsc~i by ooe, and he among the CwaoioM hate al the millinery More of Mr*. M. A. Nay- IS—Esut* of Jenalhan F. of them in ebaracur and ability. Judge Folaad, and all art cwrdialtv iavitad. Wale*, drowaaed. Final aosMot of ad- ly HL Judge Plasm. J. Ultlcjobn nf Alkg**. died at bi* rveideuoe la that pines «n the J4th»M. Hiad-eam waa called ereffr fiTOOLH E. A. MATTISON, NEW GOODS! , About two miiea U iroek wilt be put down minirtrator fihd, with petition fur dis­ charge. Jane 14lh, MZt, aaaignml fur icb whew finished, will add baarieg C. M. Knapp-, eulldlor fur look* of hi* beautiful bom*, New- organ- exchanged ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED **5 favoring shipjor. is «|ually true. permit* co peddling ia its • ORGAN OR PIANO I'arvix A Nmton. 1 Don't forget to call nt Hol- 'no ‘ the compeny'a property io the city. lluwaj'it before you buy your. We learn that a reaident of Orangeville The muaquit.i eontiaarlh ua * the war I Wall Paper. ’ 1 2tf! by tbe name of Butzard, we believe that path. Though tbonmnda fall by the baud hue of Mackin*■ Hat* in the What ocher preperatoroe toil Co do, 3 4Hall e Hair Ileurwtr eertiy accoti>|-l»l»a ally at Goodyear A Co '*. Mr*. Tillie Cuuk would snoonnee that It reoe we the hair aad specially rcetnree Sl>, has ke-.ted bar dressmaking caublmhneat in (be bniHing between the BaMWX* USre.nJ Dr. Upjohn, offiee. Call, all. PRICES AND GOOD GOODS. 43tf kicght a »..itt!e of that w itsdvrful reredy —St. Jbe..U Oil -aud am perfectly *Moni.b-d at Ils snsivrllse* eff.e* ; half a bottle tbur.Ktglily e«r.«l my wife I gladly' •i.-uld hat* paid ally pLyslciaa fifty dul- The Sioux City J»wr*ol ol the 8tb inai I thortlics fur ita patron* aglintl ewindlera , my* Frank S. Bowen of Council Bluff. exhibits all tl tdvvrttsen, and ia the tower­ cog CuiiMaua anu.aw all show* REMEDIES Corner Store*. Empire Block- ' repnblicaa aouveotio*. to be brid in CM"go. June 2, fur two oenta per mile each «y The ticket, will be rld for all tra.o. May 31, Jan. 1, 2, Md good to re­ turn until Jane 5, iadoaiTe. h ie rumored that A. Fenooek Faq , of Hickory Corsen will remove to chia «'I. and nopgn io bnree'dealing ; aa be owda the Prut barn. Should that be the That .poauneou, boom b^.n, u,look *••>>. be will daal only ia the vary bmc of Lorma, at be la one of tbe b«M jndgre of uae a unanimous Mwiake. that animal that there ia in Suu. l>-r Ca^ T“"Wr Obi.,, ia lerwaiodia the Sunday S..UU work tn Prescriptions carefully Com­ Barry Co, are oordially invited t<> attend. ' There was in ibis t,iwi»-hip, during the ’mung friends imhisrity 2tf A Sunday School Inatitatr of tbo Hope year 1879, 19 birth* and 4 dreth*. a ms , A «Lome factory u about to go iuu op- pounded nt Holloway's. |'«‘i“’*^u4‘«HulUnd Waxtz^A fuel kiUro-Inqnire of aad Rutland Union Snodar fchool Amo jority <il births over deaths of 10. I -V-K, Ao*/, a„jMaeU the author of tbe preotended poedble med­ ciatiou will be held at the tame pUer «n iation to unite od and waler without the Wedaaaday and Thuraday tbe 28d» and naw Hau at Goodyear A Co, a. 3.4 I Any on* deatriqg grafting doo., wifi do use of ahen.i<*lo—alias, a noiou of the ffTihoTMay. oummeoficr M 10 e'dark Copper-Rebel.Coofederata party with the a. m. Ample vouruinm..Bi* gratakoualy Well lo cal! on Homo Adolphes. T. Wbiobt, ' apoae tbe Republican party provided U B. Stanley it gtriiog q«iU a .took rf .Superintendent muucal tontninieulv an1 inuaic Hope, Nay 10th. ISSO Em. Beaby will run f.iar ebair* at hi* iturday it th* Great Day in Hatllngt. lUpub of Michigan, always , 50 cent Tbtacco at Holloway's Drug S.ore. 2tf WA^MEI^S GOODYEAR & CO., the Hind> Corners Sdmol how* ia th« township of Hope. Berry Co. on tha 24th of March 18M. of which R^r. O. M. Hunt was chairman and R»y. W. 8. Wtlk•a.-ni wit .«reury The fbilowia,- roeuiuUua by Rev. L Marter wnt adopted : ■RnnOLvBD: That 8. T. Wright S*p*rinun-leat of RatUh4 Union Sunday Sehuol AaxieUffim U- anlbisrirod to eel] a County Sunday School Cnavvmlion, at each tin* and place *a may deem proper, for the purpose uf orgsoiring a County Sunday School Assoeuiiuro” . Io aaeurdance with the above rcaoluline a County Monday School Cunvanliim wifi be bald in tbe vhareh st Cedar Creek ia Hope Tuwnabip oe the 2fith day nf May, 1880, al 2 o'clock p. m. fur tbe purpauzuf ' of Hop* Tba report abowe C oegsnizinj a County Snudar Mtonl Amo- abip 1 death. emJ "0 birth., aa iatreaae ia tha popelaiaoo ul that tuwaahtp daring the DEY GOODS! MILLINERY AT Julius Russell’s Drai-Iiiiii Line Till Stain ’ Ciaebo Quinine cures chill* and fevaf. 25 LATEST DESIGNS Dr. Hintal IIptE COTBOLICOM CUTTING AND FITTINGElocutionary Exeroiatt. Tbe niam now under the dharg* uf Mim Flora M. Woodward, tbe aoeomplUlted eloentiuniM. will give a dare tmtertainmvul at Uaioo Hall 00 W« next weak, May 26th, aad we have no doubt tba exercises will be both entertain­ PGWER CORN SHELLER. ing aad instructive Tbe edtmatora speak M.earv. IU!« A Bartley have added to of Him Woodward In the following finiUl- tbeir otle-r fieiliiia* io tbeir Bearing mill, that of affirrt chan power euro-ahelkr. So bring alpau your corn a . I 2 —— oorwtgbth the time- that yua ean do u at Literature. Detroit: -Mian Woodward b aa aetrompliahed readerShe will receive the firm and hearty support of all sbo may bare tbe peivihp to nerve." From Pref 8. 8. Hamill, author of the Science of Elocution : “la the recitation of the b'lgbar dremat. U aatontioM. Him Woodward haa (e« if ran NEW GOODS! Never so beautiful Prints, Lawns, BrocadesCash meres. Buntings, Suitings, dfc., af O. D. Spaulding's. Mr. Piekk earn, to Ntoh«aa from Pmraayteaaia in 1144, and baa reatded �The Life; FORMIDAB SELLS BROTHERS’ MILLIONAIRE CONFEDERATION OF STEPEAIDODS RAILROAD SHOWS ! 1880 SATURDAY, ■arc, WHAT OTHER SHOW PRE J»t“. k47Zl«d i»yu <*v«wv‘“‘I*/*! IT IS A $2,e»0,0»0 FACT BENTS SUCH PROOFS DORSE OUR-WORTH |i i* tire <mr grandret. groan-si. iwtHret, tu'wt emnpld.-, raiot uweal and infinilvly b wt' Wild Bnwt, Arcnic, Ikeeauir, ami Savage I4f» IlliMtrating Canvas CoHcc<mm> uf llu- age I ‘ , <>f Gigantir Corporations. AS THESE IT IS A. 8200,000 FACT It actually WE ARE SUSTAINED BY and pmenu each day in parade, tbe Mightiest llar-l of Elephant* ever exp>«tcd hum Asia ami Africa cumbiued. IT IS A $57,000 FACT THE UNITED PRESS. It lias just imp»rt<d fnuu the Nubian White Nile, and exhibits ia an iiumenre lank, aa I Wail a* h»*m iti the Arena at each perf-winanre. The totally' unpareiled magnitude of The Only Stupendous Male Hippopotamus our dtupeodous confederation of eminent entertainmenu demands proportionate' employment of printcra* ink, in almoat THE dxr.Y FTTJXSBOWN FEMALE HIPPOPOTAMI’S. vratiii-Bjldi.-■' IHM'tiHrth-Vim-tbe.-nlr |<air <4* Living jlip|-.j«tami ever plsre-d on exhibition, and an African Zoadogiea) wonder''without counterpart, and which no -hbw can now duplicate. at any pries-. every pictorial, lithographic, illartralive ■ and typographical form, In order that eves IT IS A $1,000 PER WEEK FACT, passing attention may be directed to the incomputable feast of raveat features and • phenomenal fcyts which we have provided to rate the public palate for amusement. 'But while ownership of the Grepleat Show on Earth compel- us to be the ptar- A of all advertisers—our that direction alone far daily outlay in exceeding the entire receipts of many hitherto prominent . IT IS A or deceive, but, umf-.-r all' circumManre*, S22,0(Ht FACT, Tll‘0' plant ourselves »«|aarely upon the .Truth, i. Jura eiiuhit. THE OXLY GIGAXTICL1VIXG the whole Troth, am! nothing M^t the HORXED HAIR 1' ASIA TIC RHIXOCEROS. IT IS H $500,000 FUCT lu Uuluoul, Qniiiiiiplt CnMtdiiUtitm •‘■ u-titutf the u»*>t 5:u}*-n:!<.ii- WotlJ'- Fair beyond whit any other show io tbe world can candidly and coorivlently make— mu it evidently and unavoidably partake tions and lofty grandeur of the enterprise to which they.refer. Mart well, however, that wo do not, like other niinagcrs, aak you to.accept them upon the strength of ONLY HERD OF SIX TERFORMING COLORADO CATTLE . Wh<>«.- simnltaiMues and ntercdible feats dwarf to indgnificanre the "-Mtinwq trick- .If all -wull.d •• Trsimd Stallion. " our own oneustained assertion, but forti­ fied, by the at^al Icatitaony nf the A $400 preen at thirteen .Staten, such aa no other eonclusirely >niaWl*hc» <Htt integrity. Three unsought editorial endoraemcnls ol BAI It hring* fin- the first time l«f<>rv the eivi&B'-d.world, a -TRIBE OF GENUINE UTE CHIEFS AND zn — BRAVES IS Wlw j-r<--nt them*-l»r» at nrli j«-rfi-rtnance, in a M »t ThrSIriig and Powerfully B.-alUtir ■ our unimpeachable word are taken at no­ IT don from many hundreds equally honor IS’A S25,OOO FACT command will nut permit ua to reproduce, Willis Cobb’s Miniature Circus! but whom harmony of honest praise haa Is the only entertainment of the kind ia rii/tenev, and an infiniaf-*>iirre uf the mjrt up roarious delight to both -Jd and young. V able to us, which the United apace at not linen interrupted by the diacord single contrary critieira. of a E WHITE Sewing Mach IT IS A $1,500 PER DAY FACT , w UtrmM it Appearnu. Utpartitled it Simplicity. Uuirpasscd is Cjasfrvc'.:;. Ihprtctdatrd itPipiilai 4W Urtiphd u fit Bnad C.-s. U rrvivea the Prodigious Ghwaof the Human C.Jaeum in A SEPARATE STUPENDOUS ELECTRIC-LIGHTED CLASSIC CIRCUS. READ AND BELIEVE. In which N»oe but Bareback- Chantpi.WM an.l principal performer-of every athirtic «peeialty are permitted to apfwur. . The oxuplimentary notions of thia mammoth establishment heretofore pub­ lished were no exaggeration. Io every­ thing that gone to make up a first-elm amusement establishment, tbc Sella Brothera have reached the pinnacle.—Rofksrtrr (Jf. J*.) Emuiaj Erjtmt. •- , It has tin- only Gecfleine King Harbros Royal Japanw Cin-u*. . «8 A $60,000 jff4.CS? The parade through uur streets, ihe grand rntrn, and in fact the whole compa­ Ila Eilunatcd Animal* (not even including it* monster herd <>f performing elephants) an; of greater nttmlwr, variety, rarity and value, and more wonderfully educated, than ny and performance ia imw.nn.red by all all those of any six other -how- . who bad an oppcrlut.ii; ,.f judging by tbvtr parweal present*, a. the brat trX. area in thia section of tbe country. Fred rric City (AM.) Htiw. •WO REWARD. IT IS A $30000 FACT mm writs sachih co. upon honor, to ,u „„ HOO.aeoompeuMtJoo Lr hi* lima sod trouble, |u avwy laaunoe where Im shall be able to prove any uotire anywhm, quo with ran-cdtpiing, hcareu-born aplcudor. IT IS A $10 PERSONAL FACT . ' Fur each and all to profit by, that nil Alltakiisiiu Aliiact of Mitt, Diran ati Mnel tikihtau, led by . to Im either a fcr^my. or Um Waad parpeae d.ff^t ths. M origi- ally publiabod. A. tbe name of th. Mw» paper is alw^ya giv.o, Hoof pmuii,, may be readily obui.nl by writiug (0 h. lor. We name a ri-awnaUe Wn aa lha best evidence lUl w» orran businra. � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-05-26.pdf 5a0c0e3b2aeb6b3c55c3e10f9bbd5361 PDF Text Text rys^eyeslicygSyjVjn NATHS Of ADVKJtTJNTNO. VOL. 25. NO. 4 HASTINGS, MICH.~ WEDNESDAY, MAY 26. 1880. WHOLE NO. 1305 PBOFESOMM. MID BOSHES CAM THIS PAPER NEW YORK. AUoub > S«o Urn ». , ■ ill, •peaking, cultivated according to tong •stabliahed cMtoxra. and although three CTUthrtM or ml™ are pretty generally Iff ,LU- “d oRiGriNA-L Kalamazoo repeating. A little Skye terrier called "Jrmey," bdongiag to the ehurf engineer of * great factory over io Jersey City, waa ireakage. of a very inquiring turn of mind as regarda machinery, and uaed to make his way, oarafolly but curiously. around the greet engine,’ouBing at every part witbin ha rreeb. The incident referred to i. brat told fe Um words of the engineer himself buckeye or wood mower, Reaper or Self-Binder. b'f"' il “ <■“ SW- I »u • fa'l line of THRESHERS and ENGINES Vhta L'*"’ ° M—«.IJ. BuhII, ' W“h^bOT«- O’’. Binu*U a Wood. Tabor 4 |Call aid bulit If SuqIei. attorney at law a solicitor Yearn after,' when mike and milee away i frbm that epot, I eooH that my eyes of a haay October afternoon, with a fire o'clock I ano dipping toward tbe tree tope, and are 1 a Huie girl, lovely aa the bluab of aanaet.' gating penaively it a tn upon a common t J> OUKUtr I’mmst aitwtiM at... u t'hX*?t**ii^.■‘uri^twUaer. Mk«C*' CHESTER MESSER. Agricultural Hall Norman farms live on Ute prenriM ; they are lodged and fed, and they hire them, selves ior one year. Taking a farm of middle rise—that io, of about 2<W screstbe regular laborer? cenaiat of two bnree driven, two yerd labonva, two boya,. one ahepherd, and two adiant girie, and the yearly wag« paid to them are: to the hone driven seventy five dollar* each ; to the yard laborer*, one hundred deBan each ; to the beys, fifteen to twenty dU ton each ; to the ahepkrtrd, one hundred and aevroty-lva dollars, and the servant giria, |25 to S3? .SO. The harvesters are naturally engaged for a certain time, and a ■•forfait." that is to lay, they fulfill the operations incidental to the gathering io of the machinery in the cellar, but vainly. Occasionally J heard th. aail repeated, Ifoiinqncnt. don't forget that it requirm. , each time lean dUineUy. Al 12 o'clock money to pMiiah a mw^v Mr. Story, of the Chicago . Jfow. propea to mMufoctnra hia otro paper. Th. Becton. Hutlord and Erie Bailrou| unking fund amount! to |1,UI,M1.- i ■ ' ' The only place to get Broadhend Alpacas that you can wash and do up without shrink­ ing or lading. HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN Rant Saginaw high aeboola will grade: !«• 23 pupate in Jane. Corunna 12, loouH and Eastings 8 The Chicago TVvhuaz says. the thirdSomething choked in my throat, and I could not ray a word, but I kisaed her Unaera are btginnlng to fora- their temper more than once, and after abe bad dipped —a «ure sign cl a failing taan. from my ume and waa twenty rods away. The only living Juba C. Calhoun, a I eat down and cried like a baby, bccinu- grandson of tba famous South Carolina I wat never to sec Addins again it was oat long before the rumor was rile in the neighborhood that Mp. La­ grange Lad married a middle aged atillionalre, aad that tba young widow and her child had found a a«w protector ia place Of the Oasb Store has just returned from New*Ynrk with the most complete stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls, Fancy Goods, DENTIST Nashville Michiiai CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, IS, Mich ol the latest styles in cudless varieties. I bought my stock early and can sell lower than any other Store? Call and'got prices be­ fore purchasing elsewhere. 42-41 The little State of Bbode Idaad wanla to .top bribery al eleeiaxii Tba attoo iabiog rtetetnccl ia made that 11'3,000 waa |*id for three dhov. It was tl.o day after New Years—a «dd. dear Tuesday morning—that I dis­ consolately weo'led my way to school, wishing that the bolidsya came oftener and Maid luqger, and regrctlisg that out I.f the fifty-two there waa only one week of uninterrupted pleaaitre. The vid red .cbooi house stood st the juncliun of three roads, 'and aa I raised ibe little bill, just before reaching it, I saw coming from the opposite direction a little black dad figure that looked like a moving Idol on 'the unbroken whiteoese of the | annw-envered landscape. Cremation ia gaining ground. The aiveocsa aMeiely aat upon, by the appear­ ance io the Mrewt of a gorgentu four-io hand drag, which reaemblea the attatoertt, ic tarn beta and ia ran by an eolcrpriaiog aonp man foe advcrtiaja- parpoaea Two dignified darkien in drab coat, with bright braw. bntuxia aad high kata with guld linger on her movimaota aa I did. or why •h* attuoaly attracted cue. but from the Aral 1 think I must have loved the child, even before I was alighlly old eooogh to understand the meaning of tba word. We reached the wore old dsor-atone together, and I, being a boy, not at all afraid to apeak to any one, much lew a ■ ■I i:..i __ 11l u_ tr .v- sa-’iswa; » wrlay. an* the r I.iol<ir«l.n4l >Ua»dMa«wbm For the Laundry, the Kitchen, und for genera! H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES uitsi ui BtCDuMi-ma U liUn Ths Price of-the Imperial Soap is |5.25 per box of 100 I lb. bniT—75 lb*, in the box. To any one who will send us tin order for 10 Luxe* with cash. $52.50 we will send,one box extra free bs u premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more boxes at a time, with rfmitUnce, aud when we bare thus received orders for 10 boxes we will send the eleventh box free a* proposed above. If you do not yi-h to Bend money in advance you may deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your town with ths umierrtanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt ■*■ - - •• - Address CRAMPTON BROTHERS. Ilm6 WAKE UP! M I. M , Keep, constantly ott hand PIONEER STORE ! , Clarence Davie, tried io having throe wivee, । * " Km. G. Q. Can­ -«penitentiary _______ , _andfi! _______ non, of Utah, has four wivas and gate two years in Coogrtna and 15,000 n year. Harprr'e Wtthly oonddan Grant, Blaioa and Bbarman equally objectkmable and did aa she raqn«tad. It wan atwh a tender, confiding little foaa—who cooU help hiving IlT I petted eneouragingly the rone red cheek tamed toward aM in a gcnlfo trntbfalMaa, and bad. her wet to ba airaid, for aha bad aa good a right to eome to achool aa any one. ‘ •'Bello! where aid that little black­ bird eome from ?" cried klnd-baarted Ben I am gnUty of having forgotten it," iad. M forget aaaily, 1 ata told, but I bad to find you an exception tn the Deacon B., of Ohio, a vary pfoaaa mM, waa noted for hie long prayer., e.peciaUy in hi. family. Um Morning the deacon aad hia wife ware atone, and u waa bin u«ual eanc.ni after breakfast, a prayer ana Whita riding down town in au elevated offered. There bwng an unwanal amount tailroad oar a tew eights ago, 1 waa Martied by a abrtok, and Looking in the direc­ tion from whenoe it came, saw the form of tittering and cadging fol eaergrtic seaUug of the new ioKaauey little minx, MC an­ ta rigaLlo.^ ad ad . LIME, HATH, STUCCO. CEMENT, BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS, SAWS FILED, tat, W Betels, aiiSiLai drags leu' Vnlfa.Btji aii Ckifirei CVUTVATOB*. l>Ol'BLBBS0VILrW« LEFT HAJt'D FLO WS. Reaper aBd Mowers. p.„frhn Richest Cash price liANQING WINDOW CWtTAlNb dnee. L. J. WHEELER. .ttefietWr. Martk IS, 187® TAKE «7i AMim, always lovely tad always loved." , Theo I told her all about myaalf, bow group gathered around the old cranked atom. The unwonted aliases was broken nraperowa I waa, sad the Strange manner by the entrance of the teacher, who rap­ in which I bad been brought to the notice ped us to order, after which be briefly of my kind employer. Whew 1 bad finiahrailed up ths new rabolsr. "What is your bum!" “Addim.'f Mr. Pike looked wise. you are the daughter of Um lady ■ recently tekrei the Baldwia cottage' -Ye*, sir." . “ Wan, yen may take thia seat," ing to a bow’b no: far from tie President. Us .boHevm firmly that the 8onth to right new, wee right la 1*1, sod will be right ia 1881. He would, therefore, be the Preaidcat of the South and toat La the kind <rf a I'reaidenl the North » not yet yat prepared to alert. Mr. Thurlow Weed thinks that tU da-) �r»< Literary FtetMtwuurt'ff (AKT'IMM roa JVM I most attractive number, fall at g; movement st anytime whre R become evident that such a movement will ensure that union *nd harmony tn the party, vsasntial to aare and certain victory in No. Schcdula of Questions to bo Answered in the Enumeration of Innabltants at the Coming Census. mv aerial “Glenarcbaa" is a?ctiou*d in some most ieterastiag page*. Mrs. K. it. Church contributes ouo of her excellent srticlwotrths Women of Oar Own Land, and Mrs. H. G. Rowe, a moat interesliug ■skatehofthe early days of the groat Queen Eliaabeth, white the aloiiai *nd poem* aro varied and euterteinlsg. Every tested by departmaot is well filled with the mattet a defeat ol_ ____ rage, st the Swtb, fraud* u 'lb* ballot­ must attractive to ihow for whose use tht> boolcis designed-ibe iadie*. Wo will box, or oonapirede* like Ihe one which furniak the Uannm and Godsy'a Lady's failed ia Maine. There is, in reality, a sharply defined issue botvocn the two panic* iu respect to ,L. ___ ■*. -r.v- ir-l.-a o.-._ n____ Whit Shell be Done to Enturu Victory? Meeh of the falare of the Republican party dcy<ed.- on the action of the Chi­ cago Conrenti-,0. b mtJ « wWd iu party, and ooase«|uciMiy eertais .victory. On the other band it u»y by following unwise counsels, distract aed divide the party so that detest will be inevitable. Tbe fact that the RcpuUiea* of the-Naltoo: arc reading, thinking men, who do cot and will not blindly follow any man ur set of mea in the support of that, which they beliwrs to be at war with th* best iolenata of tbe people, should be appreei^ «d rseogwiied by tbe mea who hare bees chosen to speak for the party at Chi- Government completely power!** to *ecnre to t®french Ucd colored men the free enjoymeat of their right* aa dlixen*. In order to scnoapliah these >hing». Democrat* profs* to be afraid of an empire, and rant about centralixatloo ol power. The real aim is to make tho United State* Govcrotnest an weak that ths shot-gun and Uasue ballot Demorrecy can rapture and control it. The Republican pxrty hold* that form* «f idf-geverument are worse than mock­ ery where citima have no protection io the free exercise of their right*, and no That the vast majority of. the party in Michigan f.ror tbe nomination of Mr. Blaine ta a conceded fact, and to aid by all proper men* hteswminatiou, ■ the doty of our delegation. XV. hare no doubt that tbs delegate. chwen to represent Miehigw are thoroughly earnest, intelligent Rcpubmen of tateUlgeoee, they have ascertained the drift of tbe true Republican aewtimcul tn the Btetc^nd will candidly and fairly reSect it by thmr action at Chieagu. That the State Conveulius in indisatiug a prefereacc for Nr. Ilteinr^,imply „.;nj the will of tbe party it a faet beyond all eootrover.y. t’erb.p. thia w« out done M much beoausc the State Cucvmis.n apeeaally darirad the nomination of the Maine Sonatoe, aa that they believed thal he pomowed, in the highevl degree, tho pcediir '|Oaliti« rw(ui»ite for a Chief Naghtrate Yet, while the Uunveation th* decidedly voiced tbe jofxilav will, of coarec the majority of tho Michigan del<gmion will not nndettake to compel any | minority that may l>c fmtad t- cxi.t, to , vole against its will. The tyniioy of the, Ktcallod ••anil" ihewy ao>l the omryrn . attempted in other States • by astattod live for a little mad that will slick before they load up their dirt eoginoe again. Dr. Angell contribute* another interesting । acti* nt Roconla of W. M. Hunt. Prof. | Staler, of Harvard University, discusses . tbsYaiarosf Proesooe NsuJ Mining iu i FPCHMANIMTLY CURW .<«! i).» ,ir<l(hlj:ri>«Ltk*n ttek*t. Production* of Agriculture ministration is given, Richard Grant Whit* ccatribste* a .alttabte criticism apropos of Furness'* King Leer. Other new work* are hitlewrd, pociu* are given from Mr. laaogfaltew, .Mi** (J. F. Bales,' Edgar Fawcstt, and olbeN, and The io the KtedoraT f'ollcgv or io Contnbnlor'* Club, with an *ppeimieg va and thus a Louiaiaoa mob of u riety of good thugs, euucluda* a tboroegh impose laws spun other States, ly good number- of ibis magaxioe. Il the White Houm a Prnmdoot L-.-------- bear* the imprint of Hocubton, Nirvi.lX by the free ballot* of the [espls. It, i« A 0o.. sseewun to HofUMTOW, O*«IOor> tolly, according to tbe Republican view*, to say that tbe people of ocher State* hare v...:... i... Michigan Stale Homeopathic Hospital Aid Association. We desire to esU’altraiioa to ths object of our assoeistiun *nd to it* endorsement as coataised in the fultowbg letter and Io Yet, camaxly * the j»>plc uf Miehigan may desire tbe oumioatiua uf Senator, Blaine, if, after looking the ground over awl Tba Chicago Trilass think* just as lun? fur the Republican IlliuoM ar Iowa, if Wathburae I YOl CAN GET THE BEST KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS,! Constipation and PHea. , FOR LES.S*MOSEY AT IT HAS 1 WONDERFUL POWER. । HASTINGS. PAINTING MY WORK FNivnstTT ur Mwaiuan I Ann Aki»ok, Anti. 21, 1880. j 1 am pleased to hear that beacrelv women have formed as prgxaixath-a raise foods is tbe State fur defraying t nsceuiry rxpewa of indigent pelicnta ia the Homeopathic Hospital of the I'uiver^ity. The Regents of the Coivenity at their mooting on April 14, adopted a rcaolutioo encouraging th* bestowal of funds for vueb a purpose. I hope, therefore, that thia praiseworthy effort ct the lad in. who have orgauixad the "Michigan State Homeopathic Hospital Aid Amoriathe"' may be crowned with tscecM. I believe ■ > the officer* lately chosen will faithfully de- ’ All about there appear* to tie a growing impirraaion that the winning man at Chiita wisdom -rnlret *om« other Republican i esgo is pow in what (a known aa the pomeming the qualification. of Senator, Blaine, that the Republican voters of■ The Vinciusalt Ohio, •Cutettr predict, Michigan a* a anil, will heartily approve that Senator Blaine will mi get ao many and cwth*iartical|v .upp-rt the <boa« i votes io Chicago « he received in Cmcia- Chbrngu, and after a fall .nd tree consul cation with the delegates from the other State*, it should appear eilbrt that Mr. Blaine cannot bUomiaited, oc.tbal bi* nomiMtiou will oobWlhe atreogest which coaid b« made, then ihe Michigan delega­ tion would waste their bdaeare and lose a rare opportunity, ahosld -tbey continue to veto for him. In .uch a maUngeney, it seem* to us the delegation roaM twat di* charge their duty to their nxuutucnt* and at tbe same time' make Michigan as much a power in tbe present a* it was in |k( Convention of 1876, by casting their vot« for some prnmineat candidate Bot ia the antagonistic rirolca. who, io their opinion would be the eteood choice of itirir oocstil ueota. If si tbe proper momeet, the Michigan delegation alrouid drem. (I their duty to give lbair support to any d the l*s pvomineat candidates, of whom there are several whose nominatiuc would be most cordially approved l»y the sentiment of the State, it wo^d not only mak. itaclf a power in the Con entroo, bat it might be the meso* of-xuri g ihe num iaatlon of a candidate who will ensure beyood povadvculure. * triumjih at the PLOWKB POTS. SUDS IN BULiSLICBD BISP. Mutual: Bji Last Bow Restorer !2;«i HiutingK. March 23, I860. ALABASThE! Ready far use by addin# Hot B ‘ater. .4 superior substi­ tute for Walt Paper. Hard Finish, Kalsomine, etc. Better. Cheaper, and Easier .Applied. Sold by the pound in The latent re|nrt« from Tenaemoc an to tbu effect that bat twelve of the iwcetyfuar delegate* of that State to the Chicago convention will vote for General Grant. ZACH. CHANDLER to Ma«. S. M. Cob, Ann Arbor. Mien The fourth annual State Hand Tourua meat will be held at tbe city of Hint oo carry Indiana by 15,«)IHl over Hendrick* and by 20,<XM) over Tilden or Bayard. The St. Pan! Fmtttfl'rtu is eouldcnt 'that Senator Rhine haa played hie gams and lost, and that he i* aa dead as a eaodi. gremman J. H. MeGowaw, on the 18th inrt. She wav one of the rarlfort pioneer* of Adrian ’ The Detroit, leaving A Northern nilroad company have issued order* vgvinvl dta|uent drinking of intoxicant*. The Two ddegatiosa frutu Cook Uaaaty to ' Springfield, two State ooovenliou tod two I d.'legaUoos from the State of Illinois to the ALGER & ALGER. ATTORHKYS AND SOLICITORS. day will be devoted to Grind Parade, and1 Drilling by the different bands. In the I evening a Trombone and Baritone concert at the Open Route, for . first prise, »1<M». Second prise, 175. Second dsy, let. date, prixe ; • 150.00 ; 2nd., 175 00. 2nd elam, let prise, 1100.00 2nd. prhe, 150.00. 3d. elam, lit. prise. •80.00, 2nd. prise, IW. Cornet Solo contest in the tracing, bt •100.00 , 2nd. prite, lib Comet .180.00Other valuable prims will, slao be given. All Banna taking pert in the content will HAf-nKfla. WJCH1CAN. Literary Revolution and Universal Knowledge. also, 12 beautiful Tints, H /pounds JHabastinc will cover bO square yards, or j^5O square feel-2 ouats .4 porous- ar whitewashed wall may require more. The white will not tttf-n yellow or the tints fade For sale by ROBERTS &, HOTCHKISS NICHOLS.SHEPARD <k CO.L . aw.*WH OUiCtWai. AMO OWLV “VIBRAT! Spaakiog ef the probable rtreegth of Jolio N. Ingersoll *ull hops* foe th; act era! candidates before the Chicago Conbest in regardJo hi* eyesight, »od say* ventioo, that able, independent and fearlme Republican Journvl, the N. Y. huirpt* I ha witi MG reliotjauh the sditoria) chair/ which i* good new* to hi* friend*. Tbe bitter *I ruggin. between faction* ol tba Republican party ia acv Tai of the States, aotebly.New York, al b*t a doubt­ ful State; without whose vote tie election of a Rcpablieaa President i* noi probable, Pennsylvania ■ and Hliouis, carri xl on ap­ parently is utter disregard ofcossojucnrea. Ths Kalamuoo Tc/roranA mi*:— •VL. ..U_ t_L_Ll._ _ __ their favorite*"1 It would not be •rdl inr- ddsgatea who have not lust their Imlaoee priring if ths Chicago Coovvutioa ahould divappolot both of them, wbteh is ths beat thing that it can do for ths party aed the and who still believe ths triumph of Re­ publican principle, and the clsotiuu uf lbs Republican candidate*, tabs precedence to ■late*. sod of personal prtfereonm. Theme •State delegation* which an able, by their ability, ooolaom and wisdom, to dictate a WOOL. WOOL REAL ESTATE Mltiaf a paper ia plaamar Im*Im**—If y»u ksk. ItU srataiM « auMb paUticsl waiter pasI. woa-tharsit. lflh.tyjteL.larx.il itou’i Malala mosli lading natter If a. pabbta talvgraph repart/f Ml. him to the support of Che intaUigenoc of the ItopuWiean party, can du the country th* bigbtwl aervur it is pnmibl* fur party men io perform. Bal thia caunot bo done by rating ballot after balk* for a enndi- WOOL CARDING ! CITY PROPKBTY. FOR SILS aatod, ur whose aumlaatina would txX be satisfactory to the party generally, and sspsaially lathe doobtial 8tale., yot it nOm... may ba done by throwing th* weight of The Grund Rapid* A«yZe of Kstarday frewmUy wTll be ably rep their iafisouce and their votes for Chat out-I didate who vtitl >uS carry into the eauvaaa 1I talks sa follow* about the nomination ef is lbs Michigan delegation to ths । Mr. WasWmnta "' ‘ ---------. the foods of over aaaknu faction* and rsW n I'Li.r o.X n-./.k—' WUI ■sat* .Is. rf M..t Juui. is Uta C> .. i apple River, in Hrisliug*. ornci os jhruos s-muirr jU I UNDERTAKING On abort noticu at my Carding I Mill, North aide of the Thorn­ All Wool amt by Expreen, .pwi'ola containing 10 pounds or 1 mare will be paid one way. Prite. 12i cents for Carding and Oiling. .7JZ.' �Will GOODYEAR &, CO. of Wm. Seibel ia the townahip of Barry, thio morning. Willi. Sreber, . y^ m„ of Blaolwa yean, m „f Moro* Srobw, Esq., of Hope, committed raidtto by shooting himself through tbs heart and tangs with a .but gun Mr. Stobal aad Ms family were a!) gone front heme 'inept the hired girl— CT1 Corner Store, Empire Block- m M, ■ ■. WM, FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING! In rod«r ll.al dekvat*t may b* prutidad with oatertatataetil .tad reduced rater, on railroads. Jet their names nod arUrcaac* L* sect naming railrosda, which they travel, be told her to tell Lie. Stanton. Jennie by tba in* ef June to Her. Wm. Dawe. State Beerotorv, Weal Bay City, who will Caraoo and Ere Dtxoa to prey for him. She, think leg be erosne to kill himeelf, ran for Mr. Alloa's talks who live juM lev at I ». m. R«E Hi raedHatard* doors whew aka beam tho gun go ofl. Sbs ran over, Mr. Alien and his wife went at booM aad returned with her Immedietley, ran upstair*. aad found him lying no th*' floor gasping bin last. Tbe discharged Kua wan lying on the floor with the morale toward him, with a strong cord tied to the trigger and tied around th* baaiatrr poet. The whole charge wont into hie left aide, pesMog.M eapposed through the heart and loop. Soma of hia ctottaa wore oa Are, end a lap robe that waa banging agues-, th* wall was ou fir* Tbe proUbilitim are that if tho hired girl' had not bene in Entered at the Pott Office Hastings, Mich,, as Secondclass Matter;_____________ W e have just opened our Spring Stock, which comprises many norelties never before brought.to this market. Ladiea Linen Suits and Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits. Ladies Fine Underwear in Linen and Gauze. June 2Stb, to July 3d., may receive th* advanfagvs of delagstoe by applicatiou to ltetialelhoaai«t*.|up«uSi>;tsy*i.M! hfwroly th* Stale Secretary, fur dde-gnlcss card From tbe Sturgb?*Mieh , WtaJ/y : Mr ------ .......... •• S' , FINE SHOES ou Setuvdsy lee:. r.w>— . rxj one, those doubts wars disThe inert ho* of Mackinaw Hets fa tbe , palled «> S*x«rd,y le*t, M tu thousand. city el Goodyear 1 Co.’s 3 4. w|,u st landed both day and ersuiog, were Saturday tart. The is no use talk fag, Ckel Newer stands Without a peer ia this part of the a dealer ia Agricultural implemeuta He baa already received this The Messrs. Alger*, Lewyen, have their Spring three car loads of tuwm and tiCcs"over Sebao'a grocery store, and they res pen. of which ba hav told nearly fifty me hiv. put out a rery tatty sign chines, tad be will roeeive frother ear load Ayro-Ald. Blriow.br/bhina, Wetroerl, •Vcw, XMf tfOflith. Those Marki­ ibis week. Che*, either must be the beat Wood aad Yeung—5 ' nas Hats st «»<xxlj-rar A Co.'s3-4 salesman in th* eraatry, or keepa th* best, Naya-«. The laleric.r of the Feet OS« has been Tbe Bauer df eakarira of mty ng nr* eetrodefal touch to tbs eatisfaotion of P. was nfamd-46 committee oa fiaaaoo. with M. ri*rk». and everybody eounsroed. iaatraciioos to report at the nest mewling. Uo moiioo council adjourned. Th* Prevbyievihn tbnrub is i seelring. Johw M. Bomkdi, Dioewe of Wertsra Miehlgu will is h.ld in this city on Wednesday and Thursday, June 2 and X A prrlimtaary service, with mrmou by Bishop Gillespie, oe Taosdey ovsning, Jans I, at 7:15 o'clock - — CtaetoU SmUb, Judge. The opening eervi May 17 —Relate of Clark S. Nudge a Marshall L Cook, M*1 >»< J<* Bow­ morning al 10 o'clock Petition tp appointment and Morning prayer on Thursday al 8.30 a. minor er*, Uth students at the Albion CUIoge, m Tbeos rorvicse will be in Emmanuel nomination of guardian filed. spent tbe Sabbath at 1>. R funk s in thi, Ifatats of lleery Pieito, doroaMd. F* titioa for probate of will filed Jeae 14, Tbe rain <m Friday nod Fraley M^-bt inrolrm fairresttag diseamtoe, and many east, aeeignad for bearing tort, has. pul back eoraplantleg. that , in, aubjorts of importance aro likely to be oonReais of Edith BuHts, a minor. Li*idar*«l and acted on. abort it bad not been planted, for several Tbe cooveatton at oosnpoesd of all tbe ernsc to edl real entato grouted. Oath be­ Clrogy of the Dtomro. end three or Im* fore role filci. delegst* from rash of th* pariahs., and Route of Georgs I. Hopkins, rt al, owe from ea«h Organised Mierioe. Tho aitsadanaeef ths puhbe generally, miaors. \ Final report uf guardian filetT J F Emory Em), formerly uf Middle Co., it in the city ou bnaioew. on the .erviees and seamona rf tbe Ow . vsattoa, io eordmUy tantod. , W« aro under renewed obligetiooa to At urar A» tourr.—Mtn. Chas H. Horn J. H- MsGowaa for a topr rf the Hicks of Ibto city died el bro residon® on Mmsru’ Exprcmoi. on the oecasioa of the Mseday evening tort, after having been an death nf Seartor Chandler. foralid for many rear* Hets was a mort For th. tost Hplendta Imo rf Gents' fine tie sod but­ lamentable cue indeed ton Shoes al Goodyear & Co.’s. 3-4 Fourth of July I fourth of July ' Irt •• see; yro.tbe 4lh of July f CowH ** -J whvtbsr Haoliuipi io to awlabrnto or not. hhod ol bis been- Throogb *U tbeoe ysro* of bro «.»tol and bodily roffmag, bo hro doo. .verythiog in hie po-w to wroi and amstinreto them. Hate euw taft without wif* « child, but be broth, rotfafmtttoa ef kaowiag thro be bee evro broo kind taring “> departed one, eocwilhsuadtag 4ta *“ v sideroad to fa eroroeno^ of her long. Zi.taud wirox. b« uttellect will • I’rexcripUow, carefully C°“" pounded at Holloway's. 2tf Th* data of tbe Berryville mitlo mart oat ou Saturday tort. It »o«Id *eo« B>*‘ hearty every ume s ga»d brovy ebowar occur*, that Berryville mill dam take* it* il. unclouded, sad wbroa ver come Uro rrm.ta.ro, ilivermdr Ceeaerory to-day. >s .bort 3C yeara Ia a priratl rota from A- II. EH‘»of Middleville, now of Beloit. be mya: “The Baaw nt to • wetaoo-s vis­ itor ia our Uotmrfmta. nod I prop*-take it right along.' Ltoea and Alpena Coats. Duotroe «d 4. tarts a; Goodyear A Co.'a. 3-4 Th* firm ere kiodliag. lb* pot ia sot fa •hr arch, Ihe water ia boiog poured fa, sad that po< will begin to bofl asit wssk, aad ‘ SPECIALTY. ___ ' _____ • __ ..... Thooe wishing to purchase a first-class ORGAN OR PIANO iwiuast, , Please call second door west of the Bank. I forold onen. John- New organs exchanged ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED d«fil owe J. I. Rut>. POWER-CORli^SHELLER. E. A.. MATTISON, bring atootc you oae-eighth ths 149m3 Krad ’of llMlinp. > Second door West of tbe Bank, Hutting!, Mich. NEW GOODS! Z th* best way. ro it rrqeirrw fewer lrtl.T», aad is much more naeily proooueeed. Judge Tourgee has retired from tbe Deaver Tiexi in order io bare more Jeie ute for tbs writing of books. He is . rold called ' BrieUWithoe* Straw,*' »nd dee! iog with the qurotioa of the e*w exoda*. g*r ui experiment, bat its great value bar been tally proven, not only eeirotifi rally and theoretically, bat practically, by ecoraa uf tbe very teat and tacwt ■uccaaafu! agri A. A Strange People. DRY GOODS! Unguesttouble. Tbe "//.ra/rf.'• DeUnii. Mich., ssys nf ■Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver (tarr “lie eScncaey In kidney, .liver and *11 urinary diseatea ie ao felly ack nawlcdffed that it ie not Wurth the qaealUuittg. Ro­ A pamphlet giving ths resell of anaay experiments has bean placed ia our bands by Nr. E. G. Brown, ths Agsat of the A delegation of New York women pre­ Has* Saspestf House, of which wo doubt sented Governor Cornell with a gold per, not copiee can be obtained of Mr. Bulow fa reoognitioa of hi* advecdey of women a replete with faformslioa oa thia subject. righto and bsoairo b* signed the Woman’s Sufi rage bill Io return tbe governor preaeatsd them with tbe pee be awd in ei-n iug th. biU. MILLINERY a.«t Il mailer* tx t th* ago of sulfare** from IBI U IKMJW. eukfa. cougba, or croup, 'Dr. Bellwn* Cough Syrup” i* good Cut all alike. CTier failed Slates by Denis Kearney and a few king madIe very easy awi other choice epirite, decliua* tbe honor o* Call on . Chtfter Mtuer and the ground that be is not eligible, a* be ie not a native of this country. There eeema tala a Spring Tooth Harrow on 4-5 to as ia thia an uudue aoneiderulfoa for a trial. mere written taatratnent. Why ba Moved with petitfoo for Jfaeharge. June 1, next, by each a poor obstacle T Tbe programme aatigned fur heenag aad citation ioeuod. of the party that made this nomination re Karat, of William A. Udell, deceased. quires it to set aside nearly all lawn, hamaa Dr. I1TW1 Jtt COTHOLICOM Rroeipts of baifl Med eed order discharg­ and di rias, from tho auraetioa ef gravitaing admiaistratrix sutered. »• Aa roHtafo *■■■>• Erteto of Henry Beyder, deceased. party that bu each peat tabor* before H Order enured dtasbarglng sdmfairtrator to atop becanae the conilitutioo of tbe FOR 8ALE. Estate ef Jeferwo Feighser, deceased. United State* ia ia th* way is amply rUioImproved form ef K nares aa Brotiaa 7. Bal Order entarad for filing farther leal socount within 30 day* end terartag pf ffnappen’B Law Office. Meteorological Record. eoelinaod taAng .9 .next ORGANS. Eelatoof Elisabeth Powell, dcoroaed. IWM M Broadway, ear'll ef railroad, aw* 1 bare sold between 40 and 50 orcanv by OUve Qroraitlmd.- Far ml. Aayty ai Claim* heard io part ia Barry County—more organa than nay Knappen'a Law Owlca. Kron of Denial J. Ketchum, deceased. other man hen ever sold in tbe county. I We hare far sola era time, eight good ,41 tameerrtar. farm horses; cue span that weigh* 1,250 Order entered appoialmg administrator Oseae. S .. each, aad young. Will sail st low fig May 21.—-Meltor. of appointment of barer Wook. leng* It to qnistiag mH berthing fa it* Knappen't Gw Office. .ire*, end to nuexeaitod aa a gbaaral-tonie. Boom near Bal* * Bartley's Mm. Pe* s. m. ta Stasi ■ Live Long and Be Happy. Kr*p . Uule alesp oa hand A few Why eh.old not everyone Hvs cut their M» dose* never fail to euro aa ordinary nnagh m nTarodas. 1 Knappen's Law Office. fall allotted tiro*, enjoy good health aad or .-old Priew Of targe pint butll-.»l.00. i. n M W*4ae*4*s. be happy f Bendy tber* ia no /mS rss- H.™ »>r» ~I May 22.—Estato of fU-"-** F. GrjBtt, la.raUr. eoa. aad yrt many will allow impure et al mtaor*. Bond oa ml* of real «*Ute Fi*4es. « M Mood, wrokoroo of tbe kidn.p, imperfect 1 1 tJ* fitod. Escoto of Edith L. Bullie. s miner. digretura. and urinary trouble* to under­ . i i__ l a..__ - * ' _ . * _. t l.—i.l Bond on roio of real estate filed. mJ In. Re Adoption end change of name » Mandro. R M of Cora J. Kidder. AppltoaUon filed sod For any Osa* of Catarrh that Can't ie* : 1 order entered ehaagfag neuro to Core J. Wm*. be Cured with Julius Russell’s TAKE THE BANNER ki sas.*t.z3.w£:^fi^s REAL ESTATE. J! $500 REWARD Estate of Mary Wren a minor. Bond filed anl taller iaeusd to Eli Niebota. Eotata of Tbomro Dillon deossrod. Hrori.e sltoweece of finfll *®cunt scaifa nod to Nov. 13. next, at 10 o'doek, e. m. Lt. Re. Cora E. LaGraegs a miner Hearing riratinued to 2Slh Isol. L. K. Keappen for prttUooer, J. A. bweoeey of Mrttooa Haltou, a minor. Ordro eutsred annulling eppoieimMl of HALL’S CATARRH CURE. Knapoen's Law Offioa, Fanns For Sale. knappen’s Law Office. Great Opportunity. Kngppen'g Law C Great Offer r—J. Knappen** Law Office- Boney to loan, onto*- politir. will bo red hot from now ow. dnnt you forget it. ' Tbe Grand Rapid* AAy* of I*11 fam . my., Jndgw.Prtadto of Ha-i-Tatber J Dr C W. Priaita. baa ro ■roved to tbie eity, aad haa bogua to boBd a in. Uro. fro MroeOf we GoU ororo* * purpoee can be found ooastaatly ia hi* warehouse, far sale at fair .prices. This w/r is entirely free Irota dirt, or hard tamps, sod in mad* by a promm which taavro ioosrporatod ia it aJJ the valuable plant food, m well aa ingredients cleuiat’ * IUICB, PRICES AND GOOD GOODS.’ • *3’’ For Selr 38tf ' ' ■lee ywsra part, and that* I ier" with J. L Rttso. To Firmer*. Mr. Nathan Bartow ha* base appointed agsat foe Tee Mtatiaen Bair Asao ctartoe, located at East Bagfaaw, for the sale* of SALT AS A FERTILIZER, and the tfodblc quarter ad of Chester M«n«r J faviltog outatoe appearances, but eeldom ua^r CUR MOTTO, Saturday Tbe following is a true oopy of a paper "niton with pencil aad found on his saubcl lying near him . "Good-by* pa and ma sad all my friends. I am going to ess God aad his angels. I tare Freddie and Alva and Ex-Oov. Falch of Ann Arbor, was fa Nora and Elmer ibis brother* aad sieur) I th* city yesterday oa bsattrooe. a® going to neo Earn m haem. , a de­ Try the -30 cent Tobacco st ceased sister) Will you bars Ceroon lake Ayro-Ald. Barlow, Stohbinv. Webmert, The best Tea in the city for the Hollo way'd Drug S*ore. 2tf charge of my funeral ? Don't psy oat Wood aad Tosag—5 money at Holloway’s Drag Store. Nays—4. Letleee addreeaad is th* feUevi.g peeeaau By Aid. Young Hanoi.VXD, Thm the foraroaa of tho Pray for m* You may think I in ia Berry eouty, Mkk , May K, IWO. • Esgioe Co., be cod io hereby authorised, Albrot Beata Calk fas, J. D. Bah. D prodartious, and they ar* getting uuuaar- Morna, Nsuta Buuwy, Delbert Stoeurn, to proem the priotiar of fifty (50) eomss Hi* fuasral to rot foe 3 o'clock p. m. Martin Vado. Annie Warner. ' to-morrow at lb* Cedar Crook Chureh CA1M.—J. D. Ftoh, G. W. G_, Dr. It *ecms that ho eometimm had *peUi of dorpoodeeey, aad *om* years ago tbrsateaed to heag himpslf wore u not for hi* mother, ehom he lorad dearly. Mr. W. H. Hayford ie in Kamm An iequort wm held by lbs writer, aad Mo., vuitfag her draghtro. Mrs. k.ooro gt|b BnMMenlfrfne Qol u oj^swssr*, Lambrequins, Pillow' Shams and’ all ^ace <ioods. An elegant line of new novelties in Papasols and Fan*. Gents fine 1 • « Underwear in Cotton, Gauze and light Merino. Ladiee and Gents John Bract, livfag in Sherman Township, I ...tTtnryiJdr'tomM. d...»u my j in formed ns-a few daye ago that bis f«-< had been so terribly froM-biueu that bo eb..P .nd .to th* Ffae t uttie Ennine fa rr could hardly eland th* pains caused there Miehreau. Made Iro me br D June A ., co.. Fresm.nl,oiifo, ..-I .t th*seme।Mummer Ho happened to think of 8l Jacob s il—which he always keep* bandy—rubl^t kG r^e ...t Subscribe for the; will .live <- �WAOHNotw, Mey l:uh, 18811. Th. Curtia-Yocnm coatmud wi raro has been aottled by having the Green­ ! baeker Yocum undhturbed. Thia is the COUGH! COUCHl OH I, i only thing the GrocnMit party has sc i eumpkhed th» aeaatbo. Curtin baa bid ■ bard ciperieuoc linen he kit ihe Ropublleau |«ny. lud nuw he hi* been rejected ■ by the eery Democrats wbu got him to ISTILLINGIA SSSViXh. I . SHIPTOM OF A TORPID LIVER. I*AMI., EtlASUrl May :i, 1880.) One of the most in turned spots io Paris, rounding itreeta, where tbe I linger bread Fair u Hag held. The spectacle b one peculiar U- Park, fur no, EoglUh or Amtr iean fiir ever prrweau Mita the same ani aaation as tbe “Fair* sue Paia^d'Kpiee." Tbe Ginger breed Fair 'lua moreover ’been favored this year by wither unusually will be in a like predicament, earning; serious embamramcet to the public buri- i Senator Hill finished yoitnrday, • hia I • iweehiop^-rtieg the Kellogg revolution., ■ Il wm a ferocious effort, which ia all that ■ delightful, and that mrprisingly numerous dim of people in Park, ., wbu apparently have al wap a day to devote to open-air amtuameuta hare flocked: thitherwards by Use of ihonaaode. On the occasion when (he writer v hi ted tbe‘bustling and durty spot, there were sertMuly' no !<-*■ than two hundred thouwod peraoni there, cumprea«ed into an almost cuuipaot nuu, and per­ vading the oatiffc fair ftou the I'hco du Trvne very nearly tu Vtovcunn. The »et»o of touch waa kept in constant oxerctM. inasmuch aa one euuM scarcely help remaining in- rather clone contact with onen'a immediate ndgblmn; a »uie of affaire whieb waa agrocabV or otlurwhc, according to the nature of the ocidsL<,n in qoeanion. Few p*pla would willingly A NoietTbirim . .... ..'TijTfe-1 Michigan'Central Railroad 8IANB RAPIBS BIYIBIOI. TUTT’S HAIR DYE. *Wl: Tbs ttsliabU ll—t Lias EA8T AMD WEST TO AND FROM GRAND RaHDS AND DETROIT sfCOtTABi^ (ffff * -S,C,UA>tW !W A FJNEFV.S KENEWEFfl : thereafter it wal adminialere.! to bar with ’ aueh good raaulta, that »h« eouiinued ita uae noli! cared, aad made ao enthnviAatic ' in ita pralae., that iheinduced twenty-two of lire beat lamilio in her citric to adopt it aa their regular family medicine That “stuff" ia flop Bitten. 3 I Tell yonr boy oever to drink KIDNEY&LIVER C U R E wb’uky . h.ppi- aifiBDiCQ, It ut, perhapu, the only town oo the lace of the earth where a man Dcror need bore himself, aad that, lerbejw, ia the cause of the joy that w» Icel in returning to PaRa after a prolonged aU-cn-x. Wo foreigner. I know it, for it ia the town we love beat. Petersburg, Vienna. Rome,. London, have left us with pkaaant memories, but we rpeskof Pan* and uf Francs: with tuuro , fire and emolioo, with a smile oo our lips and sympathy in o«r voices. Faria is indeed a sqrt of key-board, tbe hsrmotiiea of which are inocMaotly varied. Now the grant artist Spring hu appeared ; the bright run ha* driven away the clunk aad and fogs of winter , the aky is blue ; tbe strecu are perfumed with violets and daffodilt ; tbs sparrows come aod plsy impudsotly under the chair uu which you ate sitting ia the gardena of tlw Taillerics, or on the noble avenue of tbe Champ. Kly-1 asm ; the trees are banting into leal aad flower and the dslieaU! orange trace are the public call for more. We are plad of ■ thia, fer Ballvn'a ia oo« of the tnaguion that w<v»n riwanmcnd for family oac aod medy haa been foua-l for Bright's D» rcarliug. .Tlic tnurin ia alone worth more esse pt the Kidn.ya and fur Disbctc tliau the price of the tiublicalioo. Jiut; these are reapoctivuly known m Warorr'Sale Kidney sod Idver Care am! War ner a Safe Diabctna Cure-" 3-4 f.s-tet, iNGHAMS Waters Pianos. Organs! WHISKERS ON 30 DAYS TRIAL "uHR.'; ' law i« un-Amwican, it U a monopoly, one ' of tbe hateful principles of doapotum. High Priced Buller. EngUnd'l Prime Mieitlem. ofKogland since 1762. which praurvalioo for rvferrrooe, Tin tioo ortho Duke of Nowosmle, Naturally, Mr Do Young <u uf * kind­ coded tbe long role of the Wk ly disposition, end no man would du more whicWhid coolioaod uointorrupl for his friend, than he. Ho was liberal ia hia estimate of the valoc of nows, and treated the journalists who worked under him with a cuarUy dignity which placed them perfovtly st case, while never allow­ ing them to forget that he wm the editor of hie own paper; He knew just what be wanted, and just how be wanted it written, and waa, in all reapeeta, a iboroogh organiscr. Ho waa a studious gatherer ef new. I himanlf, and considered himself a reporter attacked that be diaplaytd any sensitivenaw, end thuu lie waa wild. Ou the oc­ casion of tbe NetHlraly artido in the Suu, he welched steadily for the author three days bafiire be found an opportunity u, shoot al him He wm never impatient omxs 18J7 (April)—Mr. Canning ; dud. 1827 (August)—Viacount Goderich. 1 <’8-Duke of Wellington 1830—Karl Grey, 1834 (Nay)—Vbcounl Melbourne. 1834 (November)—Duka of Waftinge ; temporary appointment. ital (Deewnber)—8ir Robert I’eel. Dairyman often wonder how their mure ' favored eompatitora got such high price, for their batter the year round. - It ia by , always having a uniform gilt edged article. । To put the “gilt edge” on, when the pasturaa do nut do it, tb.y use Wells. Rich ardsoo A Co.'s I'crfected Butter Color. : Every bolter maker can do the same. Sold everywhere and warranted a* harmleu »a mil, aod perfect io operation. ‘IE WHITE SEWING MACHil.r. DR. LASCELLE’S ENGLISH i mo । REMEDY, :r. 'Jarivakd in Appnraxc. UjaralleW in Simpticity, Unurpfiud in Coastrncfan, UnprKMMidinPffnicrrt). And Undisptitd u the Bnnd C!<m srt!? *» I. ■ I I malt UNFERMENTED MALT BITTERS JOHNSTON’S^ Canada Southern Railway i.lXFS, »-nway SARSAPARILLA Bitters tra cwwn. mmu r AmltwSr EH.bli.hM, IBIS. MASON 1841—Sir Robert Feel. 1848—Lord John Rweell. ‘ 1852—(February)—Earl of Derby 1833 (December)---Earl’ of Aberdeen. 1835— Yiaoount Palmeraton 1858- Earl of Derby. l85-l_Viwm.nl Falmereton. .died Oct. wm itwits ttCH.’H co 1885 (October)—Earl ;Il<mdl (Lord rbtignnd Dao. S, 1868. 1888 fDecamber)—William E. Glad- 1874 (Fabrnaryj—Eafl of Bmeonafi.ld (Dbradi). 1880 (May)-William K Ghdatooe. Job Work � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-06-02.pdf b23964a68ccc9bd56efe890529578e8b PDF Text Text -.1 Hastings lepblican ® aimer VOL. 25. NO. 5 HASTINGS, MICS., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.1880, WHOLE NO. 1306, PSJFtSSIDIHL IUD BOSIWSS C1RDS WMll»fb»kTireo. FARMERS! THIS PAPER B££s|* NEW YORK. ALGER & ALGER. ITTOBHSYS AND SOLICITORS. original Kalamazoo SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS Courtoey, of Oafoa Spring*. N Y The firmer k a plieuomeoal uaiamau, aad haa eerily defeated oil opponent* bat Cuartaey. The latter Wa* the champion amueor and BUBAKAGb" ‘w'^’ BUCKEYE OR WOOD MOWER, Reaper or Self-Binder, C^ll and get one before H is too hte. . I sell a fu'l line of THRESHERS and ENGINES Cuarioey'a two t»>ia were out iu pi>*a by comerm yet. uu'»*:uvrred pence, aad the 1 march wa* a fink A patent medicine Atthong whtch may L- found the Massillon, Mtuufield, Ilussoll, nita, base, WesUbghoiuc. Dow. Birtlnall & Wood. Titbor i alorffe. . ■Mm Muoern had pet up a prune of eix thanei end dollar*. *ud refuted to deliver the ! pn*" nciil il wa* contended fur, ao thk ia*< maieh wa* amegrd la lake place oa WaatiiMOTox, May 20th, 1680. the 1‘otoamo Hirer, u Waahingloe. The AU the ipproptiaHuo bilk but two ere i race culminated io a eompkta Aereo Alihuagh tbe recall wa* not a asrprue to thoae who had lorn eonAdcneoio Courtney, i Om Wuhw«iw> latlar. iii kiibib ij Saji i. HMK LI CHESTER MESSER. s’ au«M atiuwt vo ire colom. JU', kc Butus, GmtAwr, ) May 10, 1880. } Prince too llumxrek hoc been redly upt by the oomporitfan of the Britkh Cabi- ' Agrirultuntl Ilnll ?.flaming*, Mich,, M»y 24, ISSO. The only place Io get Broadhead Alpacas and fraternal fr'lownbip are only to that you can wash and do up without shrink* ; periiy bt atleioeti by mkuriee arcGvael Unfa. A faith fa! adbmaee to the Conaiitatloa aad ' ing or lading. all amradmeata ; the atrict obaervaaee of HOME AGAIN. HOME AGAIN. came an iaoriubl* eventuality. The Vi­ ren* c.xnpiet and the poeriblc if not prob* Me adhemoa of Eogland to the Iregur J th* Emperor* would have kept] out of the white will: lb* atruflck aereral dangcrou* eleta eat*, kav Ibo land, aod the ren k aoiM the abipc-ior B-jeklnr tc ear Mot* . for tbe prntiobk cargore bey *re *ur< w onu bare. tn» sctiruy la commerce t>aa Ea*ie the port of New York Uro rendenemu al a remarkabte ft cat ol nrercbunl retire alter the neat election, but it k | the lawn in conliwmtty therewith, aad hardly probable ea agreement tea be ar equal right* and equal pretectioa tuy every rived at. The Repabltcaaa have on^pUa, > eiltaea ia every part of th* rvpuMk, will the correct one, aad tba Detuoerata anoth­ er. Tbs llepublioaaa With, in diapatad xkjsxxris s*x-3sn.xsr jn.it rultiruttd from New York with lhe Of 11mHat'll S . I bar* Baid all through tba xaoioa that | there waa'ao chanee for any t^aamal or . revenue legklaiioo, and my fred.cti-o will prove true, uulere all rig** tail. Tb re ia I no Um* m>* fur deliPeraliou upon three or aay other important aabjeou. i'Jiuci«u. ; Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls, Fancy Goods, Ever brought io.Hmj city. Also, a very iiu^e amortmeut of down, |nd pulled lehurdy back to hie boat houre He feigned aicknou a* tbe cauae of bk igaomiumua defeat, but the exert** k not received with favor, and ba* added greatly i» t>k Quetrviabb reputalkut of aorelmbility. Courtney wee ia plain word* frightened, tbn conkdenre and pluck CLOTHHTG ABD FURBISHING GCGD: DENTIST Nasi* if. J. Carriaie, Sin iii Onmeiial1 PAI NTER • rebemre will, perhap, ere long, arika Europe wub . e.materaHron. Il hi not a prupoaal fur International dkarmaaaeat by •ty of prologue to a political milknium , il i* an arrangement bmd spun tbe pnne>- ol the latest fftyks in endless varieties. I. bought my slock early ami can re-ll lowi-r than any other Store. Call and get prices be­ fore purchasing elseiehcre. Muouol of relrmbiog waler, aad th* bird* (rum *oa*e c*ua« are dying early. Driving upon a read i» like pareing through a but a*b beep, while the fulug-- on tbe way ride haa the appeeraac* of being atruek with a mid bag There aeu two dangrra Imperial Soap Notwm 10.1.Sweden 15, Spain & aod Can­ ada lt«7- A larger proportion than usual were reiliag vereel*, the demand lur ton­ nage being ao great o<-w that many idle r creek have lately found their aerf iro* in eager reqaiailioa. England bid 44 great • Ireftahife here, aad 17 reihog veeoek. Germany had k aieamera, and Franca S. America bed, eadudtag the amathrg Acet, the proud array of ^bont «• rwiliog aw­ ed*, and 8 •learner* eugtgrd ia lbw great An Oil City aua was Maadmg ia from of a dcnu.t'* oflke with aa aaimaa, anhappy wok ia hi* eye*, and twu yard* of trend rvnnd hie lower j«w. He rut aorrvwfal glrere* Bpward to the deoiiet * rign.nad to a heettettug eort of way placed mean* a duMag of ataay milk, thereby atuppiag th* mm of llriag of tbuueanda. It alao anta off the only hope tn the eve»t of a cnaAagntioo That htthkrn "barLiaaer of epviag?* tba hand orpaa fiend, k now abroad iu al) l.u g*ory. *«>d. Il aeeUM to me, tn greater earn bar* than aaual; probably beeuuae the H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES Civil Service— Neither lew* nor oom mueiooe creemd aoder them will effectual I* reform the many and glaring abac** of The Friee rtf <ht» fuipminl Strapi is $-’t.25 per box of 100 I lb. bum—75 lit*, in the "box. To any;ions who will «end us an order for Jo btixt-e with fat'll. $52.50 wc will M'^tl one box extra free as a premium. Or the opler.- may Im sent to us for one or more boxen at a time, witlfrtjmiitanec, and when we have thorn received orders for 10 boxes we will rind tbe eleventh box free as propoaed nlan c. If you d«> nut wish to Mtitd money'io advance you may of comlpilom and ought lobe furoidden. denUt i« vi<h any banker or meroimnt in got>d credit iu your Private rnurpriae* that depend foe raoRn* HAMPTON BROTHERS, LiltBt iM MHWU-nU il WAKE JAMES M.HEWES SAWS FILED. Ctaln, Tita Wtaii ui Sofa llm» STORE JM II. IU, heet** ooMnS'ly •" LIME. HA1K. STUCCO, OEMKNT, BRICK. • TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS, DRAGS ccun vatoiw. uovBLSsnovw. ruta»- LUFT HMD rlOlYS. Yntii, Boys aii Clilirei ' A SPECIALTY­ Reaper and Mowers. HAXGIKO WINDOW CURTAlKk JU SPECIALTY p.yfllu, Mgb»‘ C»l> t»™ «•'« ‘.'“ “•iis.'* r„r .11 kindI’H JUhr»w» wilfdo weli to «n>- M>lt Mr. Cn—y l»lo™ i.g ,DV <.r •!»»• “"d"' .1 hi. EI.r.Uir, pwoer Bro«<> ,« red Boaroel Sire*.fiutinp. Al’">- - J8-’ //£ L. J. WHEELER. upon legialaUon procured by *e«*l egre or* do not daaerv* puMic favor. Ihtblie U'ada-Notw '»>•■ AlSo.OW.1100 in principal and intercut bu been voted by Congreea to railrood mrrporaOoo*. Tbe remaining knd* abtrnld be reeredly rm M-rred for th. cultivator, of tba acil; re that tbe laboring man .ball have a ehence U> improve bk wodkion, and U open the future for bk children away front th* a*dnotioM nt tbe great mlka. Rcvkloo of lb* Tariff—Tariff proctL relly mean* taxation, aad gfl taxation not ut<ua<*d k odioni. Whtk the internet oa an oppreeaive public debt, the nreaioo* earned with the blood of our aoldkra aod .allot, who fought fur the Union, and tba regshr exrewee of tarry­ ing on tba gnvemtpeal, aye to ba giet, duike on import* wum aoatinao to furniah «el lb*ioorwa of oor reraoue. So ag M Hmm dnlke ••• levied. mwefaererv will be lee* fitted eerordtng to the me or mode in which the doline may dktributad. Tlx oakling tariff k re- ;huee article* repeeklly ihre er* meet ad by the totliog *»■>»»*; it taim poae tajoatke, bocasn* tbe poor pre I low th* other d*y • primed istervkw with tht* ogre, fro* which 1 pre one « two extract*. ahbourh 11 oandoae don't wi*h to h.T* k poderotoodYh.l bk life laeg effeocre jnel beouee I quota him •■The t-mular luu loot now " nid tho •imJ a* I be la»l >-3UnJ echord iliruagh the hall, the oubuel a»H, “That a it, (hare* retaeooe gutlta' a tooth polled now. and the denlM haaa t any inor-: than yurt gi.eo the Aral lw»t tether. Come ngbt up ao' bare your* yanked. Wboop I there ho gore agam ! ’ -a* another larnta LL._. _ .V * . ... ,L. Mi-l-. �The Nctnlfle*. Wiibuut faM, life b a foUure. । With k’u ureal good maw, ifaM'.toruf I Yxxxxrw Erm, BaufW CuwrtJW. I tfa Lowell Juiinal, Bndrr tfa afav* j Lu*, or Arrurrro, Imrrrat*. fa*bosdiag. talk. *. follow, creaming th* | HcanaowM, Bttirttmrwrt rtd C«»wirte rrorr i* th* reanll nf a cmaplatatag Uvam MARCEAU'S Drx* awn Ant-ftUvtw ! outeowM of the CoavuMioa now in ereriati CoMroaw»bartaew)*faad***Mro retrnrli, to wMal< time lb* Ron*-* Commit I SAGRADV toe fa. decided open prortpooement, tbb ' th* artSeie and eommend II to th* spocfel with rtfa mfcitorezw farredi—. »»kwill fave bean this ttoai idle, laxy end use it aa inWUtfo reamdy tor facaimwo tai arithmetic 11 we keep Ute ihermsme | aJoerion of our leader*: — lam amaieu fa many years. It started ia ter ap to 96* by tfa waek together, with ‘■Somebody'* ferorite candidate will fa with great prombe Irom Demoevaiic forty anaatroka* per day ia thb city, in oeminatod *1 Chieogo ti may not fa ItepoUman prinniplm are Um Ute mouth of Mar. what will fa tfa eundi- ' yrers. tfoaof thing! by tfamiddte of JUrfBt’ Mme whether th* notnino* fa Grant, AND NOW WHAT 7 Try aod figure it oa: some cool pveeiag. Bteia*, Waahburee,Shermaa or Edmund*. tfa wrong it inflict! upon large uuncritie* ' Speaker Kandell aod bi* p«uli*r friend* If your individual priferrnc* b art tba Tfa fast far* m anally ax' raurdiaary Aa w. go to proas the KepuMhnn Na- tn Stale*, and further, to tfa foot that it b aaid that the. appropriation bill would ana somewhat dtaaalrviu as well. Our choice of th* Convection, will yon or any tiaaal Oemvowtfou b ia aeaaion at lb* Ex- pomibU fa oos lhird of the voters ia a nearly all b* completed in Cumntillce be­ arerag* death rate ia tfa city for May ■ ocher Itepubliean go back <n sb- pert) who**'principle* are still the s*m« Think poaitioe Build.og in Chicago, determining party which adopta it to fore* upon the fore th* middh of Jannary. How well <8 a day, but daring Uta past week it bn of iL Natan deliberation w* believe, run up to 120. while tfa suffering that Um qtMMion who tfall fa the PremdaM of other two thirds a candidate they do not thia promiao wa* kept, may be judged falls abort of killlog its vietime among men will enable al! true Republtrore to say that when I tell you that il wa* not till afro aod famta can nett her fa computed nor they will vote tfa straight Kepablieaa tfaas United State* from March 4th, 1881,: ticket, fur to do otherwise wvnH fa set leg Democratic noUliriao* about two weak* aoatrery to their politioal ecnvtrtioo* " to March 4th 1885. Tfa queatteo with enforce tbe unit theory, tbe nwoloiio* age, haauiy decided that it waa Unt to go Um people bo longer b, shall Great, or declaring fa General Grant wa* adopted hem* on lb* 31 at, that they dfaovcred The VTorll, th* New York organ of th* that thorn bill* were not even then ready Blaine, or Sherman, or Edmund., or by h veto of 317 to 180.' Tbb majority fa artion, four month, after the date of Cupper Hebei elesval of the Deuweratk pany comes down 00 Samuel J. Tilden WmMmroc. fa tfa nominee, but il te, wa* secured by the Conkling men by plac­ thrt premia'. Thia ia th* character of Democratic work for th* public. lath* following *tedg*-hammer style: — ahall th* th raw standard bearer U th* ing the namca cf tbe Grunt delegate* up­ Dose the MW* aa Sclpfat* Quinine on th* roll of the eourostteu in nearly lately nothing fayoud tfa introduction of “Bai the working of tfa Cipher alley Republican: party fa th* next PresidaoL ally opceed oa Thuaday, aod although a vart armamrelof bilb aod renolulioaa, not really ready to receive gumt* in large method* was best illustrated ia 1876 in Orsgea, and it wa* th* doing, io Oregon Spreking in the name aod cm fahnlt of tcwjx to eoforoe tbe unit theory or lo pre for ioevoceirable object*, except to'ofatrort numbers, wa. viailad by at hart twenty which gave birth to the pbraae- There wm tfa 3500 rotors of tfa county of Barry, rent tfa Coagresaioaal drntnrt from naro real burin*** ecd to ad vertree th* follies cf thousand people. In Um atty the free 00 more pretense ia 1876 that a majority of men who have acridenully grt mto Cuo•o answer ru, ia language tb.l cannot lag their dalegale* In I’ennaylvania, tba grem, under tfa accident* which have baths will uprn oa Jane let, and out be­ tfa voter* of Oregon intended to choose a fore. There . iart intione, of worse, are fa mistaken, and io tocee that will ahake girea th* Dratoentb party a Utile brief run j>y red tape. They wool open till Damoeretij etector than there was ia 1879 that a majority of the voter* ol Maia* to 11X In that Stet* the majority waa euthonty. natatory date at the commenarmMt of Um copper rebel .trvngholJ ia all part* of Th* mbahief such man are capall* of th* Samoa, if tfa iLctUtometer auarte at intended to chouae a Dymoeretia sod obtained by tfa County Committee* In aod tfa imfarility of thb Democratic Con 1(>9 sad tbe >w*!teriog poor .re dying for Grvenfack Legidature Yet by the Ctpb er alley tn*iboda a Drmucretic eteetor was gran are well illurtrated, in oo* or two DiSeriog a* wa fata ou the rjucrtioo of delegates, as they knew that the liepub the grateful eoolorae which they would oountoi ia. This counting io wai fafl .That Acta at the Sarno Time *u Ute incident*. During th* winter th* Per contra, they wouldn't doa* enough, fat tfa fart thai it Wa* inatfcated THE UVKR, the policy of the aalartioa nf thb or that bean voters ware hostile to tfa Cameron public printing cScc had to elore a Urge aflurd. till atalutory date ia the Fall, if the wslrr not mrryly by local teal and party paaaion । In Illiaeb part of their work, becaure Coagrnm fad tn them wm froxen two feet dtiek man a* our candidate, there can fa no programme aad candidate In uteralappiag th* bound* u reason and' foiled to provid* mean* for it* eontiauanee, differaoee of opinion on th* quwtion of the th* dceiaraUoo for Gen. Gnat wm adopt the result was veey rxpcnnrv and ember thb reapert th«y are a good deal like ifa jnatire, but by l'ra*id>Mial wire-palter, far *d by a rote of 386 to 307. Had tfa 92 fire* in railway can. whieh aro put in al awaj in New York, made it simply nneaduty of every Rrpublimo, to make th* taaing delay*. Agaia, it waa dbcovered aolblx^an dekgaim. Girly elected by the that th* apprupnation fa gar end other jut such a limo in tfa Fell, xod no aoun wfhwm Chicago Miniaoe hu first and only choice; Cook County Cooveattea, fam admitted, supplro waa exhausted, and important ar no matter if there Ku bee. «n>w 00 tfa ground lor a mouth, and are pul out 1 and taking off hb aaat go Wo tfa work ed ifa Majority would hav* face 00 tbe oth­ work bad to fa euepvoded io eune*<(U'Oce. Later, tfa money for U. 8_ Court* ba* run er aide. Bat waving all charge* of uoa week uf sunstroke wsalher, and, very . the oampaigu to win; facaure the higfaat out aad Justice has it* bauds tied by tbe likely, before a eoM snap wfan they are interest, it not tha life of th* ItepnWie, foireme in the amfa-up of th* ooaveatfooe, blundar of on* legblative department, thb a* murk oredad a* at aay lime danag I system uf mbmanagameul can do ao much Winter. I .peak fcelisgly oo thi« railroad demand* thb of each of her Into aad ooN* State* T86 Great aad COO tali Grant del­ ■Jamsgo with tbe Democrats, aay party in matter, fur I live out uf lb* city aod grt egatee. If the unit theory b adopted, tfa p’jwer, what would fa the result of Demo- the fell fane fit of tfair idiotic system* Keeping perfectly free from any entan 73U delegatee to three State Convention* cralie aaceodrnvy in every branch of tbe •ka a result all the source* of relief aad Government ’ Thia t. a arrn-os <|U*al>oa cumf^t dating a heated term are being gtel alliance during tfa preliminary aoe- abet aad pledge 170 delegate* to the Chi­ for the scltra and tax payer* early aod heavily draan upon The ‘ eus cago Cunveatioa, white 600 delegates are Th* adoption of any law to regulate the tom mad<' tesnoesde area are working utterly aileecrtl. Th** are 170 detegatre count of tbe electoral rota ia tmpoeaibl* surly *»i tele, aod will aooo fa iu the call, and no apology to make, win fling to in the Chicago Conrec Iion (nearly ooe- before tbe next President abail be inaug­ froai rank of capitalist. Three g.oite the breexn tfa name, of the men arlccted fourth of it* members j aaade to rot* for a urated. ■ Io fart, th* generality of Repub­ >uen .re comparatively m a character* io al Chicago, aad with it* flag lowered never single candidate by a alendcr majority of lican* are vaiiabad with the Usage that haa our atryst* «' far a* my vbrervaifat guro. Of cuuroe there b end foug haa been the an inch, an* to it that the vote of every 20 ia on* State Coorootsoo, 37 ia aautber Republican ia th* county b polled fa and 79 ia a third. Pat a Conkling, a ing Irmuo perl on the ahady ouroer uf the i for President and Vice Pretedeat. Since them,—that the party stand a a* unit ; and Camerda or a I^rgan tn a half dozen uf the then, until 1876, every Vie* Preetdcal street, ready to be dipped out wjth a n> . 'hica^j ought consul (fall ladle fur tbe thirety purehawr other large’ Slate* and they could control baa performed that duly, aad there b m> Bel th* new meifad. which ia now th* that so honest ballot with every vote hoo candidate for reason why it ahoulii not remain in bi* trtly counted will give tfaeo oomiMes a 1 half the Republican voters in their own hand* Of evurm it ia not aatiefartory eunect style, U for the vendor to make I every man a glee* of th* rvfrmhiag barer to tbe Democrat*, neither would be any age to order. -1000 majority in thi* ouuoly w* have not He fa* hi* pile of th* gol­ method which would deprive them of I den fail, a lemon aqueeser, a young enowpower, but they will have to tubmil to th* | drift of powdered sugar and a rupplv of 1 If the Coogrmaiooal diatrict* tn lb* ttytvitab'e Tom ine-watot, aad pula up re.-b dnak aa it it 1 State* referred to ar* repemanted io Chiwere* preucrirtion. Things of Intorotl. eego by delegate* which expramnd the ] One of the m.rt oelioeahle reigning ' Th* Democracy of Mimouri ar* fa I fra I ere* of lartropolitan faahioo ia lb* r*ge aeutimeoi of tbe majoritiaa of the Repubvaaa rolling on to victory irone tbe very | It4d* tbercia aa exptemed by their fairly I iadtea are embellished with alilfaeploodor I The tvatpefilnre. pulitical aod almoa opening of the campaign Th time to I efatud delegalea, th* dri^aiicn* would , of blended colofa, and the. appearance uf' pberie, ia high at Chlengo work. Let aa fa up aad doing, and victory I aland very nearly a* follow* the gay promenade nf Fifth arson* la the । Tba Rcpublica* dailin*. like the Bepub- afternwu b simply gorgacw Aa 'far a* in the county,the State, and th* nation will 11ican Slate*, are anti-Greal the eye ean rrxh tfare is a bibbing, bob­ surely crown our effort*. Wort • TTorf .• .• I General Gartteld ia of opinion lb* unit I bing of highly tinted parasols The ma* euhne promeua<l«re hare nut adopted aay That b, making the moat lavuraNe ae j; role will be btaken at Chicago uniform high cuter m y*t. except we roll That hvped fa third-term al amped*' the ruby colored nose* of many an indica­ timaica poeaiblc fa the OoekHng-Camtron I didn't reach Ix-uiaian*, evidently. tion of what is to fa popular ia tfa future. Oa the first page of thia iaraa of Till U-gan cumbiutiuo, il would, if the debOver 3f>,0«MJ imigrant* bate lauded at Tfa is:ret feahtea of apparel of tfa Inter Birin, we print the Preaidaaltel bid of gatione of those State* were ehtwen by the b ridteuluus. Tight paatoleoM. email Cartie Garden, New York, tbl* mrtlb David Davb, of Dlioei*. From it, It will Coogremfonal dbtricta, fa able to Meuro , printed shoo*. * aaag fitting coat buttoned Tbe Borton /fanA/exy* Sherman aod' up withia aa Inch ot their chia*, and a flat be sees that Judge Davie, now Senator by only on* half ol the delegation thereof. Hawley would ba a herd tickrt to beat. Mr. Nathan Barlow has fam appointed stiff fat ciMupoma their eastern*. They If tfa unit theory b adopted, the faab of tba obatteacy of- John A. Ugas. ha* a A roll in Chieagn /r a hurrah fur ape tbe Eegiul. ew*U in manners, aud, agent fa Tut NictiKtat Balt A*m>very tergv-eised Preudenltel bee buxxies | representation ia the call for the ccorcn Blaine would upen tit* lung* of du,000 faint; uaoatara!, ar*i of cuurx- extrvravly CtATwir, focateil al Kwt 8.gi»»w, fa the ia hb bonnet la the hepe of capturing lion b ignored am! the first principle of ludiernua A cynical friend of mine s*y* Itepublioeabm —erpual right* aod repetaeo I that “to fa ao Eegibh swell yuu hive aafo uf SALT AS A FKRTU.tZF.il, and taiivo—b Uempled under foot, the Sana , only to wear a tight suit of ctetbee, a flat aropply manulactar«J cpecblly for that Nr. Dari* wrote j Derby bat tod fave your fsce eevrred with purfcme tan fa found <-tortsotly in hb which we print, m bu [ . pirnpts* Tbe tetter t» iadtepecaabte," and warehuaM, fa ««ie at fair prioas. Thb The mart of the letter i. cxorflenr, if iti The above figure* »b«w better than any to tell lb* truth fa b about right. wrlr b anlirely free Irom dirt, or hard ' done coalalo aoene aenaelc*. twaddle, aodI argument tbe great wrong of the unit ' With the advent *f Che warmer wraiber >>•»<>» fa that reaaon will preaent n* charm* tot theory. curnca an cpldcmie of eaieide. Tfa daily lump*, end b made by a the average Democratic manan r. parlicu Wo ebuuhi object to tbb unit theory । John II. Footer A Co., grain merchants, journals chronicle each day a long fat of I leeie* incorporated in ft ad thn valuable plant (uud, a* well a* ingredients cjcalat ' larly if be believe* there b an element off j art the tame if the Senatorial trtnmvirate ' of Boetoc^ hare failed with lubUitfa of■ auiciders abo, tiller weary of tfair strug­ gle with foie, <w sotn- permel tnubl. sue *d to Ire* and reed** aollubl* jibe Ammcmaiucuriiy attached to auch Uadaraliuna. were naing it to promote the nomination I fft 50,000. rest ia that great hereafter by Boding That there b not i* ipparcot, however,, of either Secretary Sherman, Scuelur. There *i* a pretty sturdy rumor that (tenth with ti.eir own hands. Th* great ia already MUteined in th* trail. Don Cameron to a oandtJaie fa the Vice- nrer* that surrouad oar eily appear to All up**im*ale d.-tuin.teat* the value fam hb vote einee given agaisrt paying Prtaidcncy. stirart tfa weary, and deliver ap daily a the Marabai* fa Mrvbc* rendered during principle to which wa object; and we ob­ When found the** | gar iu experiawot, but it* great vain* haa If the Dcmoarata have a .park ot grati­ great winy bodies. IM peat year, end hi* general cucrec in । ject to it becauae It ia anti-Republican tude, lueir liek.t at Cincinnati will fa relics *f humanity ar* taken to tfa Morgue. tern fully proven, not only acteottfleally , tba Senate tbb winter, eapueially hb en- and unjust because it* tendency i* to ' a dreary looking building, and there held Cooking aod Logan. j for ideati6eat>oa To-day there are forty- and theoretically, but practitally, by storm place the dcatiairs of • party la tbe hand* Tbe only thing about the third term |' seven pitw ouflns of vtefou* aixea 10 th* of th* very beat *od meet mournful ago of a few man who will, ia liar, cease to boom which u *vp*otaoeooe" now b the ' dmJboow They UM tfa mortal re bred alike tfa wul ol majoritior and the Gganog of it. managers. : main* - fa* ms ay bnoMO bring., whose A pemphlrt giving the r*nll at many patcut* of miacritim. I friend* foreook or were forsaken by them. eiperimcnt* La* faeo |Jaoed ia oar ha-U. ? That * a fair quartioo, aod, mure I For Paints, Oils and Varnish I day ! great sad boastful commnnity Of tfa by Nr. K G. Brow*, tfa Agent of tbe over, a veyy pertiocat one. call at Holloway's Drug Store. J Ought'the Chicago oominera to be1I forty «•« eeeupaat* uf the dead buuae. Ea.t Saginaw 11ware, of whtah we doubt thirty-two fad bora ttivva up by the silent named by tba State* that a*n elect three, ' water* of tfa riven Five bodtm aro I hove not coptea can fa obteuM<af Nr. B.riow ibmv hb boat friend* would lik* to a*, replete with information on thb aubject, or by the Statu* that can't? , of children. They. .la*, ram* from fack aod which we aomoaend t« tfa attention of him eland. Again io th* Prntdealial yard*, open Iota, and *«h farrete—«je, aah ehair, however euccaaalul may be hb adtheory will fa repoduted at Chicago which ; b.rrrU They Ls<l penshed aod fad been sniabtratfon, ha ba* nothing to gain, hot he denounces a* anti Rapubltean. dwerted by tfair parent*, whom povsrtv tnoch, per Lap*, to Im*. Hb A*.r friend* lUiaoia may belong to Jah* A. Logan, Ths Loubville (Kyi tfasasarew/(Rep> fad art Left them tfa mean* cf bo rial. are theme who would now bold him up but perhap* tba whole counter doaa not. mystbal Sherman u the ecoxtd choice uf With oar great mireioaary iaalitulion* who and above the rbk* and unecrtalntiea of The country contemplate* Conkling, th* Kentucky detegatfott to Cbieagu. beg for jaooer to roovrrt and cloth* the political life and warfare—they are tbow Tfa job that Ixvgau out up oa lUinob tarago abroad it doe* appear iohnaaao that who do not want to aro him flared whrre Cameron, aod Carpenter, and gate C haa had aom* curious rAult*. For inrtanc*. b b pceaiblc for tbe letter of hb ater to cheeked right ia our midst. all the Democratic editor* ar* hoarre. ba dimmed. Thb b the attitude of the Many of fwu reader* will donbtlaa* Jiunawf toward Gert. Grant, and it U, w* beiiave, the true index of the feeling of road will put a lightning uptmu train on remember Ham Pstoh and hl* leaf over hb !nt friend* everywhere - - bucrll Jo*rlb* road to run betwmu Chicago aod Niagara It i* a eurioua last* that had* a m.n to reach foam th rough inch ao Montreal io'J5 hours.. areau*. but'boch before and since the dap The weak brethren «.ttld fad mn.'h I of the rsd.mhlabte Sam there have bean | plainly a* we could pen them comfort now by reminding tfamwlees that china wlw shared ir, ;mL a per formam ia i a National Republican C-mventfon ha* tbb city on Tburedar. wU«h a reporter j never y*t been bulkfaed. describe* aomathiug as follow* ; henae have oppoeed the propcailioa to Senator Gordon’ b laid to bare other nomtnate G*n. Grant. And, yet, tn the reaaoos than those exprv**a 1 ia hb let ter appeefid 00 a pkr on tfa lledsoo river, Canada Southern Railway part we have luppurted men fa third fa reaigning. Some report, maka the a>4. after kmurely atrippaeg and doaaisg terma, and ahall probably do ao la the fu­ mw place 115,000 . year. a tuft uf Ughta, ran nimbly up th* abroad* ture wbeo the good of the country and Th. Mfatgaa TroffeWfareya Ed. K. Tfa delegation to the Illinob R*pol4i of a I are* schooner's uiainmaM aud stood A miaui* teler hb tbe intorert of tfa people wfau to make Smith, lrt*ly e*nrres«r for th.t paper, can Convention from the Galena dirtrtrt, ia the croaatreea. it expedient to plane in noteiaatioo men jump* hb brerd bOI aod te wholly no­ tn which Gen. Grant reaidea, wa* nampo*. | white akin glbtreed ia the sun a* fa flash-, *d through th* air in Lb descent into th* fa third term., though we believe rotation worthy of confidence water. Kmergieg a few moood* later, fa j tbe true principle, and tbe way |* enaure with a few strokm gained tfa scboooart' There b oo mbtokiag th* joy of lb* aid* end mounted to lb* d*ck. The bright Ifanocralic perm over th* remit of tfa IIfrom which b« imped wm eboat righty i linab Coorootim. Il faau't been ao hap­ driaca 10*1 w* do not ioteod to penne py for many a day aa oow. boyhood prarttaed Sam. Patch’* rtyte of farther tba qaertioa af tba righto of Barry Ex Senator Doroey Lm not specifically Imping from a height Wfan a boy of 14 county RcpuUieana ia district eooaeatioaa. denied that fa te foe Bteiae. Oa the fort fa Imped from th. yard pfc a ship into tfa Ia th* article priatod two week steen we of thb matter b aaid to depend tfa whole water, a dbtanos of 10R RaA Tfa imp temjdy voirod the fating of lb* Rapubli- vote of Arkaaaaa at Chicago. would hav* brtm made from a greater du Tfa Hint 17/obe explains tfa urgoot I tour yesterday bad the faetlitte* fare af. maa ef Ifa coastjg aad right ibera wo Tbe b'priogficld Republic** looks upoo oeceaaiti of n<re sreonimodalioM lor tfa tented. U* propuree to mak* Imp* thb propose to hare it with tba teogte raSenator Dari, a* on* who would fa a very Wind, and call* on th* oommifaoa author- Hammer from oreriy twio* th* height from fanaidabte caodidate ia tfa er rat of tfa bad to local* a sit* and erect building* to wbteli tfa fap wu made yertmd.y. After DKTBOIT AND TOLKDO TRAINS net promptly. part tfa Rapublxaua of tbe other roualiea a few miautm real th* Imp wa* repeated. oominatioo of both Tilden sad Great. Aa be laanehm Saymoor any* fa eenaut fa a candidal* Bbrtyleb paanilar. thiuk injwttee ha* bemn daw th* R*pabli Tfa papera ia th* Chrbtiaaey divorao bmauM be cannot carry hb own Btat*. kimrelf late the air Thoma* fcirly make* a eaM of feta CM-J, than, ia th. tetore, we Tbs: te * fact which baa long lw*u evident: spread eagte of hiaraaif, hb arms and lege afa> opart tfay will aceord to aa c. u r aea* have bam made public. Tfa charge* to every body else, sad it m not surprising waving in tfa ate al flret, but gradually jurtdjphu, a. l w. aresen- tbe Itepubligettfog ia a heap together, aad whan that fa baa st tert grasped ft. can* ef th* eoealy will »A fnr nothing treauseut oa tbe part of the bnsfaod. .ad There b tro demand for tfa tafaraaaseM withia a few feat of tba water be rtraigbtioftdality against the wife. of the unit rule, rove trow tfa friends of aa* oat aod gem down feet foremost. General Greet Every ocher medid* to b Should he fall ia the water m he atari* Hot. CharteeT. Gorham, of Marshall' Col. N. G Ordway , nominatfoo a* williag to treat hb fonuam to tfa us- the abock would emtaialy kil him, but b >W being pul forward M a iwsdifeta j the change at poritton te end!rely and hampered jmigumaM of tfa dategate*. fa Goeamor. Il* M a first otena boeiom* (fatted* af tfa throe State* aebed by tktlifttlly made Tfa tnvretiprrec which foltew^ lb. tfa 8sarieriil tria, th* Northern State* , inrebling down Of GilaMto'a Uavdan bm re err rend up th* Motor Ufa be te going for tfa real^ uf tfa Soperiutrodret of membera have objected thereto, U* al way* been rejeutod ia th* Bcpublitu National Convvntiooa. Before the mretiog of the Chicago CmvvuUoo the vanoua phaxa of the unU theory will fa eonaiderwd For [CINCHO QUININE] FLOWn POTS SESDS IH BULK. SLICED BBBP- THE ONLY MEDICINE 'Tr^SSher*. uunnau I SlTk: .' fee Alabatotin ,, iiolio«»y'« 1 YOU CAN GET THE BEST* . KOR @65.00, OR A_ FOR LESS MONEY AT J. LEE REED’S IN HASTINGS. I Atn ri lling Farm Wagons (hi* year chQapnr than nny one in the couutiy. 1 unrniat every Stick of Timberteotl every i*<M> in them to be good. Any Wagon or Buggy of my make that is broken and .how. poor material,T WILL REPAIR THE SAME FREE OF CHARGE if it is sent to tnv Shop. I am PAINTING MY WORK I hi* season better than ever before. I am determined tb.make m ood a Wagon as i,< sold by anyone. This I will prove to any mnn who will call al my shop. Price lower than anv blhcr gaud WAGONS OR HUGGIES. Rulings, March 23, 188O-.® uumstim: 47m4 i mwfisEi Itadaad. urday. by fallsay Beady for use by adding Hot Water, Water. superior substi. tuts for Wall Paper, Hard Finish, Kalsomine, etc. Belter Cheaper, and Easier Applied. ed. Sold by the potsnd in 3F»iims •WHITE. also, 12J>eautiful Tints. 6 pounds .■ilabastinr null co 60 square yanls. or 4&O square feet, J ipwift .1 porous. whitewashed wall niay require more- The white will not 1 turn yellow or the tints fade- For sale by The best Te tnopey at Hol ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS NICHOLS, NICHOLS, SHEPARD&CO.Bt» r A omesssM. aw ctu.. . owlv H«h Safari at SE? iiapt (notary NEW GOODS! DRY GOODS! �Entered at the Post Office. Hastings, Mich., as Secondclass Matter. J u«t bear ia mind that riajm Ate vrr? unpleasant things. it wa. too late to think of footing it up the . There fa feta uf eora yet to be planted. Mt tbe Whole matter go by dafaull eons-, ■mere new, .ad introduce . new bil ot Pwtnmlm; asd we bore remark that if thaw ■ oo. thing ib,t w. Bpo, Bort lbw another u fe quotation mark, mt » otbrc cud up, ignoring tbe words lh«y Were ..._ . r. U day. Tlw IMi. mmmmI lW ■-Op-S-l 0H« rf a«u T..rl„, A gold deal of epic and fever r«|Wrted »IS V— u Im Cmbm FmOmI ... UH about the enemy. it'“- uui, uu, whm-u; rai„. Tbe grab cradle buaiuoe of Palmer & M"*** f"*. ,n»p.w. ... toward Hsetfogs. Iu m.jsteissdly finwtog current looks grand, although it m but a tributary to Grand Hirer. We look upon •‘th admirstion, but with no desire to end our muadan. csisiweo witb----— , ------namings la its oool unbrecs. ILwd Mr. Lesher's locals, that tells you DerrJ seuaty. Ukb.. Ju*., I, irm. And this feeds us to muse upon the about hi. lua di rooms. *2““” 5“* J -l SON, Ml.. Mm. subject commented ut* n by old fteh.r L. D. Gatuuer, Esq. ba* our dusks for gan F. Ketehuta. Job aod others Job bad lired till ba B,n,u". »■<«* life was a burden to him and be wanted sons* splendN pie plant Mm. K. D. R bite. Whooping rough is bbuopiag it op to the f'Ulle' forts in tbo dty. Bu‘inos of Ibe Barry County Probsts uaUo sddrww to the young men at Cedar Court, far tbe week coding M»y 2»th Creek Church uo Wedasnday erening, Clamant Smith, Judge. May 2Cth, subject -Sucom ia Life.” It M.y 24-Estate of Criria B. Parson Will admitted to proUte. H not ofbin that so many rare truths aro deeeneed. crowded into forty-Rve minutes. At the residence of Mrs. SharjMaeo, io Barry, four old persona mat On Thursday aitomoou fur a social visit, tU total sge of whom waa three hundred and thirty Rte yrors, and all were prvfetepn of religion. Day, Henry Harun. John Gibson ami Charite FuwUr appointed Commiasiouere Eteare of John Heedly decmuwd. Order entered appointing Amx Hanlon sdmiais iraloe Bond filed and letter iaued Claiass to bo beard by the Court, at Pro bale office on July 12th aod Nov. >4ih GOODYEAR & CO Corner Stores Empire Block* Boa* and ehoopeot Beating at Grant's Bros and eboaprot Beating at Grant's Bat end cheapest'Bunting al 'Grant's Beet and chmipeet Banting ot Grant's Bat and cbaapoatT&aiag at Grant's Bert and elrespoM‘Bunting at Grant's Bm sad chespete Bostic- at Grant's Bern sod cheapest "Bunting at Gnat's All tbe children but two were pret­ end quite a number of grand cbllFather Duoell is one of the pio0 May 23.—Is tbe matter ut appointing a guardian ot Cora E LaGrange. I’roI want ererybvdy to wins d >wn to t»T reediaga din ontinnod ■hop and see the F.osnt Lillie Katrine !■ Estate of George I. Hopkins et al Michigan. Made for aw by D. June k Co, Frvemont, Ohio; and at the asap tins I wilt show yea booh of tbe beat Wagons and Bepgite ia Michigan Msde by a bit ol'medunia that know what they The big .ialerd al the Cuujs House ia Tooth Huryua 'M-.T2. bed got to be resurrected io life scale with tbel asms polluted bum nf eorroptioa for a body which be then had. Now the L’ac Alabaatine, to be found question ia fairly euwerod by tbat noted nt llttfioway’s lirug Store. 5lf There is any amount of Jeg breaking pbileoiphvr and ecbolsr, St Paul, ia the side-walks ia ike rity. but tbe out in front of Henry Jones' old bnildiag, east lane, vena 30, 31, 52 : “Now thia I say, of the Ba shim office. Is tU 0M that brethren that Cesb aod blood cannot in* hern tbs Kingdom of God : neither doth jotely receives the moot curera When ccrrapunn inherit in corruption. • ill it be remedied, is what tbe people who Behold, I show you (explain to you) Taylor, E«q . Editor of tbe Ionia Xrniiatl, a mystery : Wo shall not all sleeps but we • jetterday. ' ■ball all be ehansad, like te know. In a moment, in the twinkling of aa Tbe Board of Education al their meet­ ing feat orraiog elected Mim Beadle, ia urday, by fallina pile of luotlxr The Rhetorical reading, giren by Mite Flor* M. Woodward, at Union Hall 00 WedtMwday evening, wm of a high order, and gave alouwl nniv creel satisfaction. The Hall was beautifully triasmed, aod all the snrroundincs very pleasant. Tbe cl tree­ taujlit hare by Mite Woodward are exceed tefi'jf p'rsteJ ■‘th Ao instruction they received, and think Miss Woodward _ .. __ ___ >_ 111 1*. .11 I — snd tbe lumber falling up/u bins. The Baptiu society will give a straw­ berry festival at their'Chapel mn Friday afternoon aad .vrniirg the 1 Uh lest. A cordial iuniuian is extended tu all. ____ _ the eiponse and pains to _, very nioo swing in tho part, bar Frank Makepeace has sold out his iuter- ing bought a new rope for the purptwe, and a lew nights sgu, eome miserennl cut the rope all to pieces. We only wish tbs sneak who did it could bo found out, tbra take what there ia lelt of ths rope and tie The liCHt Tea iu the city for the him up with it. aad give him snob a money at Holloway’s Drug Store. horoir-whipping aa ho dooervea. One day last week s couple ot man iu Hope, named Chase aad Chester, respect­ ively, gut into aa altercation about a fence, •b.a (Center .track al Chase with s elub, purchased ■ half interest of W. F.’iu his snd Chose responded with st ax bolve, giring Chester eonsiderablo of a wbaek ■tore. . j Tbe cxccvtirs mm m it tea of tbe sUaulioo darn desire .3 persons interested is forming a literary »Ub to meet at tba High School al 41 o'clock oo Friday tbe ,s«y. Il ia febe. The trial will probably W-c have just opened our Spring Stock, which comprises many noreltiei never betore brought to this market Ladies Linen Suits and Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits. Ladies Fine Underwear in Linen and Gauze. White Skirts, White Aprons, Lace Tidies, Lace Lambrequins, Pillow . Shams and all kinds of Lace Goods. An elegant line of new novelties in Piyasols and Fans. Gents fine Summer Underwear in Cotton, Gauze and light Merino. Ladies and Gents FUSTE SHOES A. SPECIALTY. OUR MOTTO, ’ PRICES AND SOOD GOODS.” 43tf Tboflc wishing to pnrehaae a Gnt-dwa ORGAN OR PIANO PlettM call second Call awl aaam.na tie Englnt. PUs« and ThrcJihertt kept by G. Metacr i forold " ’ 1 one». btfnrt buying. before 4*5 low. Mhu Whaler, Mfe. Butler, M» Etta, Mies Vsifeu. Efeetcd I retie Bumel Tbe Hlgb Scbovl Social will be li.M at io place of Mies Bead'c promoted, and (lie period of Htfg Norman Bailey on Mite Edna Havstia in place uf Mite Belie Throop who deeKned a re-election. Tho report that ,.L. D. Gardner Esq , bad last tbe Geest buck front his splendid Sock uf Merino sheep, proacs'to be untrue, we arc happy te aeuoenoe. . We Irern tbit Mr. Finch Mead of Rutland, was oLiilyably buri last Sat­ FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING ’ “FAIR The Woodland clieoe factory fe doing Tbe musical treat at Uaioe Hall oa the occasion of Mias Woodward's reading was of so high an order as to merit special ooat)n Saturday last. Barney BrtxAx. of meodatios. Mias lAaio Master presided at the orgaa. sod th# roeal music wss by AiiLtllle, Wes in the city with his Turbo ijorsca, and made quite a another of salts. Mrs. Belle Hendershott, Miar Flora Hiker,* Her. J. W. Bancroft, sod Winthrop IM* Tbe wool mark st baa hardly opened here aayot, thopghg few fou liars U« n purehaM d , prk* from thirty to Cwrty"right rents. Thrre hare died in th'm ouboty within a year, aod there are three towns out yet -returned, tuerty twowbonc agro were over tiUKitby seed will find that forqsediag. tbe frequent and li«*r» rains bare Lsen iu.e< T. B. Diamond, Esq, of Barry, nod advantageous, sod there can bo but hula Mr. lUltry Richards of Prairieville, doubt that crate semi has ranght Letter ' than before ia yes re. pm m, w sub. vitik, door west of the Bank. > ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED neighborhood call him pa, be fads big' enougb to tbraab the whole of them. But wiib a lady there’ are tee thousand important ereat. Ertry thing is import- POWER CORN SMELLER. 49tn3 Second door West of the Bank, Hastings Mich. UNDERTAKING eye. Now. l( Aero bae been ling*riug disease or perhaps for only a few. days . __ _ ___ _____ Et-WaWT Hate is wuraa's. crowali:g ! where tbe dissolution of tbe body wss lueritabls tbe spirit has gradually withdrawn fljiug toward, the foot, but J beamy. Whoa U fed« she fades M well. ■ itself aad is prepared to depart ia a mo . mm .Imx m. . kej* bright, bet peronnat at. tueat of time, at the ‘ last trump." Wbe« tractiona are still ttreiauiasd. By ptediseaiio first preyed upon the vital parts nr elements of the body, then the first, the joint end aod begina hie eoooreus music, sereing the hair frreh aod rigorous a warning tramp is souixted, and tbe epiril I which to some is not delightful. 1 wndd youthful appearance is eoulioued through from that tixne. though perhbpt utieun-' rat her boar a pig aod«r a gate. Il u one no many yean. Those wbi grieve over tUir w-ieus of tho fed, is qoidly evacuating fading hair turning gray ten early, ebou'd ifer earthly tab«n>aclc. and wbculifs,tn know that Ayer's Hair Vigor prevents it, lit body iscauoet ; tip last trump h«s wibnded, and th. change takes place in down the Isrop, dosw lb. wiaduw blinds, and rsstorse gray or faded hair to its aatfastens down I be wiadoxrs, cautiously io- I I spaces th. room, end tba ekrote, looks preparation, cvstaialog mu her oil, dye. under the bed, sol io erery euruer, then trtlr at.ything dsleurioas., and imparts to • steps before the glam and begiee to untie, unhook, un'aro. aod unbuttoa feyiag es- L the scalp what is Boot needed—a wnae of artiefe in perfect order shaking ent tbe plesuut and delightful freedom from scarf raffia, dest aod wriokfes, then . unlock a , and dandruff-New Berne (N.C.) lino her mtcbel, takm out an efegantly iroued night drew., grare-folly slips il on, arefully battauiug from top to bottom, srtie- , treally removre th. pillows, links at th. ah.mg. edging, depth of bcm etc., then kneads by tbe txd, ao emblem of beauty and portly, places her hand, before her eyes, oommita here.If to the care of out mpucaoc. turns down the lights and tbe bed efothoa, steps gracefully into bed, folds her arm’ and gowa gently to sleep. Aud nut om lady in fifty aoures Tbe aged coupfe who are the coater of attraction ia this company hare psmed through >11 these q-ieha and have reached ■ high altitude in life. Experieooa is now WM. H. STEBBINS. (MUM REAL ESTATE. FOR Mr. Gottlieb Beseurer ha* -peood a Cab­ inet Nltep In tbe batement of the Haailng. Baek, where be will mike and repair alt kinds of eabiaetwarc. fra sir pislures, which be will do on short Mrtkv. sud finally will d<* aay, and erarythte; in his lion at .be HALL’S 1759 CURE. By order ul Presidnet Dated, Haetiaga. May 24th. 1830. Jous Q, C'naa.r kfoo'y. Knapoen'a Law Office, Farms For Sale. Great Opportunity. rsa of Tit seres* all lapnrawd caespi sheet Great Offer Tbe new lumber yard apolten at last B*!«■«», U a certainly, so w< from those who ought to know Demncralic Counly Convention. Pursuaut to a cell from tbe chairman of the Lh-meomtie Co. Com- the Democrats, of Barry Co., met In Convention at tbe Upjohn for that Court House’l. the City ol Hating. Knappen'a Law Office Money to Loan. Knappea'aTaw Office- A defeeiise aide-walk reused Mm. George Luther a very paiaful fall one day Cept. S. B. Smith of Middleville. »• lo ’‘fta'Thnred.y Ust *bile tbe 1.borers plena oo Saturday the )2th last, when tbe reapers, muwen'aud tether farming imple­ ments purchased of him will be driirervd. No doubt a grand time will be hod. Mr. B. W. Baker is casraxing' the rity were rensoviag a Lank of earth berk of Almy's Merc, for the purpose of grndreg in Main street, they came npuc th. romaiasof oneul the aborigineM of this eouatry. The boure were nearly all de­ cured. The skull was eut through by the sborel before th. men disootsrod what it waa. Il wm much thicker than tho skull of • white man. asd large. Meawremoot fur • Great Erents of tbe last Century " It is a splendid work, that we know, and we cannot eoaceive of the amount of mon- *” TkTTfir.-r E^tSsVrJKS 2V?' WE WILL Make THIS PRGrosmON. Subscribe for tbe Banner. -vtroox^ s J^**"**'^ r- '■ O’“BT fMrrt, Sr UotrUri^, DraafUCi, Balia*. WOOL. WOOL L. RUSSELL, Sril. from benorfurth they will sell w»iu .-MM.— sW Nm aMote .'a REAL ESTATE PrcacriplioBS carefully Com­ pounded nt Holloway’s. 2tf KT^m Uerdiu^J*- C.^1' •ZTAhoao Gardiner M aueh <Weg.t«, .hid. report — adopted .nd lb. cu.ro.-_, | Um adjoint*! fell'from SALE. Knappen's Law Office. Wilifem K-wrncy, the yoaogest mat of tings'factory. fl wte a paid one, and Mr. Potter will sosUia the reputation he made ia Rutland lam yotr, as a Rm elasa ebrese days TAKE THE BANNER. Knappen’s Law Office. Tbe creel ige of father and ■other Ilunell l« aa ex re!lent plea far tempersnre and todusvy, lutemperotee aad idlewse ■svrr brine men *“d womsu op to eightytwo rears . and fur thia, as well as l.>r raising a large family so math uad-r the influcooe aad power of loro, kindness, and religion, that they hasten with delight dcvslup tho facta in tbe csee. Dr. W. E. Urfobu has rtfnrned from throp Nelson's household has been broken Ann Arbor, whither he went to exhibit tbe ‘'Sweet” potent efeetric dock ; aod the chances to supply all tb« university build­ ings with that excellent lime piece are flat Wes tea pounds. lerisg. We are glad that th. probabilities Thomas Bette tisu removed to Irriag are ao bright for Memrs.-Sw-t A U|j«ta, station to *agsg« in his trade LUckamhh- L^aoM we helfeyr. iflberq^te'er wm an I invealMO ol merit, th. electric clock, ing. We sincerely hope that Tommy will do wall, 6* be io an haunt, iadwsri ous. upright man. and a good twkaffi. ■pu Saturday last Henry L. Newton Isad purchased of Dr. New organa exchanged WOOL CARDINO! �Keep your eye un your ne>glybvr». Take care of them. Du not let thorn atir without watchkg. They may da aouMtldng wrong ii you do. To b« wtre, you never knew thccu t* do anything very bad, but U may be oo your account they h.vo not Prrbape il it had not bees tor your kind ore, they might bate diagrarod themarirca a long tint* ag». Therefore do not relax any effort to kttfp them where they ought io be. - Never mind your own btmncsw-that will take care of itaelf. There u ■ man pawing along—be u look- The Blood is The Life. In acrepmne* of an invitatiou from tbe peojA. of Rstdo Cree*, the Michigan Htotc Pcmoln£*al .oeistf will hold it. atrewberry meeting iu that rity June 1C, 17 and IB. The session'pomien to bo more than usurily iutcrotiog and the attendance both Lkm! aod abroad will be large. Tho comtnitiee of avrangvmoots will provide far the entertainment of all UMmbtri of the society, delrgstoi fiutn abroad, and repnventstivc* from local horticultural soctetiai Tbe taartine will open with an evimtog acaaiou cm Wednreday, the IGth, and close with a motning semiou on the 18th ’, and it is quit* desirable that people ia atiendanc* be present throaghout, a* tho programme of proceedings will bo tonally rnicrtainmg st each masion. Member* and drivgata will please to­ port at the hall of meeting as toon m arriving in tho city, and tho reception cwamiltec'wlll bo there to provide them ol half aa hour, do not lot any auch thing The first eroii *g Dr Hsvxhunt will occur on aartb,—it would be too much for give a tcuolific audrtns upon some topic thia mundane sphere. connected with Horticulture, and the If, after all your Watchful care, you second evening Dr. J. 11. Kellogg, uf the cannot ace anything out of the way in any Ssoiurium, will enlertain the society with one, you may bo aurc it ia not bccauyo au illorirated lecture upon •‘Fruit aud Davenport'* Dark Day. May 19th wa* tho eon hundredth sunk they bare not done anything bad; perhap* Horticulture lo Rol.tiuo to Health' 1‘rot. vemryof ilia odebratad . "Dark Day" in *n unguarded moment you lost right of J. K. While, author o! iho "Seeg An­ thorn—throw out hint* that they are ao : chur„" hhs kiui|)y ulfcrsd tu furnish tho which on May 19, 178U, overcame a great tract of North America, though iu dark- bettor than they »hduld be, that you ahonld | music for th* Mound evening and pruteion not wonder if people foond out what they I1 will be made for good tnu»ic throughout nen* waa moat iptaaae iu New Kmiaad, were altar ■ link while, then they may Dot hold their heads *o high. Keep ii go’.D$, and rome one dac may take the j the sd..-I grvanda at Grand Rapid., will hint, and begfa to bob you along after'I give a abort sddrena uf practical auggea awhile; then ther* will be music, and ! ttotm routvrulng tLta kind of work, and everything will wort with a charm — Srt. i, Mr. W. W. Tracy, of Detroit, will barn a paper Upon "Hvw farg« a place smoug • the attribute* ofa boms ahall we give tin. Thn Jtutico of Prn*que hie. I croatneotal!“ In Prerano lale county, toward Macki­ ! Aside fiont tbe .above iutermiiog fa*. nac, IB * beautiful lake—High Grand lake Hires of the meeting, «e are to have the —on wboae above Hands a dab boon- following list ol topic* for dfactfasfou :. owned by sundry flab-loving citing <d ; l. Gumption w a factor in horticultural and there were bat few distinelly marked Adrian, Michigan. The country round is '. cpearticns. , donas, It wu so dark that it was hardly pretty much *■ nature made it—rough— I poaaible to read eXerpl by candlo-lighl. and the few badnioodamen living ihtro । 2. Tho apples that arc good to cat. ' What douda there were were strange and arc much like tho country. One of them, I I. Smail fruit* fur the farmer's Jtonn lotid, sod. it Lt mid, shadows were east in named Cawford, wm lately elected ju«tiw • 5. Boys. birdi and fa rvle*. sll directions, irrespectively of the pxiiioo tof the peace. A woodchopper made cum । G. Science ami practice ofcanning Intn bad ‘ aud making jelliva. ' of the sun, unusual refraction, aod re- pl*in: that a certain raftsman beaten him, and atked far a warrant for fleeuoM*playing their pert in the phe­ ■ 7. Value of a knowledge of horticulture nomena of tbe upper sir. Where rain fell the offiendera arreet. The justice's entire i iu home building. the water ws* presently covered with a •lock of legal blank* oonauted of a sum­ The following pejauu* <d prominence After apeodi»g 'lav, conKUted tu lead ut> the topics fur poeuILsr scum, which on the Merrimac mon* and a nulrperna. River wm several indict V>lek,» it also some time tn vaiuiy trying to make thaw ,I disetmriun. WMrtmgtbe.fatn. of-scverel otlror New p*pea lit the aae, ho got mad, flung down I II. Dole Adiuw i f Galesburg; W. S. Engjsad river*. Peculiar vapor* descend bis papers, and addressed the complaiojtit Crawford, aupcrinteadctii uf the D. M. cd from tho clouds,’ while other* • aseeaded tbu»: "Bee here, mwtar, this court i*1 Ferry Seed farm, Detroit. J. P. Tbomp from tbe.oanb to meet aud mingle with । eon, agricultural editor cf the IMrutt them. As is mid generally to be the case P<-r <>-../ Jr,'..,... ; |M. W. J. IU1 kJ in nnurad disturbances uf natnre. birds F. A. Gulley, of tba Michigan ngricultn and domestic animals showed great dutroo, ra) college ; Jeremiah Itrusn, Mr.. Mayo huddling together and uttering erics of alarm. According to observer, in New puiuled out tbe innu. +b. 'court," with majcaty on hu brow, and bu dee res rolled England, where, M has bees Mid, the phenomena were most marked, the inteu- np, went fur the offender, and io futtj •ity of tbe darkne-s was greatest between K-onds throsl-cd him to thr full cue teat The court then pot uo 10 and 11 o'clock in the morning It of both parties. continued throughout the day, but the degree of obscurity varied at different MIOICII CStTBIL U1UW1* A Western n-w.j>ipct uys the Rivtr aad Harbor bill i* improperly nsmed; that it ahould b< mtiUed; “A bill lo open a ch»no.-! lout tba Ua'^r-1 State* Treasury aul Jawtaat* the dru|tagc thereA GRAND BARGAN. A dosireble - Lwatiou at Gull Carom, KaLimaxxi Co, ronsiatiiig of ou* acre of land, with splendid fruit of sll kinds, a goud frame hmuo and blacksmith shop, and a fir-t-cl.-s ut of blacksmith tools. 'Will tell at a bargain, beesutc I am bound for th* far Went. Will sell part, or sll tbe took, or will real the sam*. Fur full perticuLrs, call on, <>r addraw I'HOIMTEIIHDCI!. eawssasscs; aad aaaaa. It than ba. Chicago &. Grand Trunk. '•’•/kF£Hrrr TILLINGIA THE BEST REMEDY »!•*«■< At >*• n.l L»»l. Mtasfaa a.OT.s^t IM| mMiyst Marte <ln>.r. isSera-.c 4.±:< • s»te* thlrts^iB. Is . - ■ !IU r U HsMlsp. I* mM <fa«> LCLLS-afate," Dlutut af tit Tkrul tit Lntt Ayers W. k II..tL>My m>4 W. H. G— MINNESOTA mi7—CH1E Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. TW Ste>rt Lika EAST AND WK8TTO AND FROM GRAND RmPIDS AND DETROIT SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. PECTOl rtST TNMHa ON WHEELS Geld, and tba m'.oistcr* held up their tins faribre them and retold the history i.f men A Noted Divine says: and nations swept from the faer of the A Rich Thing About Editor*. earth by tbe Lord-in his auger al their in"Editon. are usually wealthy," the niau iquilim. A story has come down to us lo which h referable a oame comuiooly given with tbe sample oaao remarked. “Yea," I aaid, "they arc familiar mil in New England tu those portentous bouts—that of “Davenport's Dark D*y." all the slang phrasal of the taoscy market, The Connecticut LegUiuuro was in sewion they write about million, n* ordinary tren and aa th* gloom aettied down awro and talk about dollars ; they know bow to pay mor* frightfully, the members eried that the nstioual debt , they build railroad. ; ii was tho Day of Judgment, sod aanution they erganite miuing aad magni&out wm made tu adjourn. Then anise Colonel traoiportation companies with fabuluu. capital; they deel.ro war without auuuhAbraham Dsrcnjurt and sniJ. "Mr. Speaker, it is either the Eby i.f Ing the RothacHHe.Md if all the bank, Judgment or it ia not.( If it i* not, there in America were to fail lo-tnurrvw, the u and the *|«<.itncr»i ar. • valuable aid. is oo need of adjournmentIf ft is, 1'de editora wouldn't be a cent poorer than they All uews|-.ip<n cirmlati** iu Michigan Yoe, they are rich. They tire to be found doing my duty. I move arc to day. II ronfor a favor up*u Michigan borti that eandlet be brought aud ihsl we pro animate with thr urme/id elaMM, they; Itnruta by notiring thia meeting and it* coed to bosinam"—a motion which brought •it down at the tabic with king*, and I wmetimra, in happier, luckier toowrou, tbe legislators to their senses. As lb* day wore on the exbitament tod with accr ; if you want to borrow money, dread foreboding of what wsa coming io­ go' to the editor, be will tura to h'u adver­ creased. The moon wm t> rite at 9 tising cJumna aud tell you where you I o'clock, and it was hoped that htr lieams can barrow Jt. If you have money to loin, 1 The late Governor Tmld, of Ohio, ar ho would dispel ths gloom ; hu*, at 8 o'eloek rather titan ace you auffcr. he will- borrow WM food ofa jok* even at hka own ex-' lb* dirk oral wm auch that the earth could it ufynu hituaelr. Rich ? He know, tbe penac, used to tell an iocidriit of bia early, not-b* distinguished from the rity, and a.crcts of tbe moneyed ring*; be divulge* political life, allowing livw in humble when the hoar arrived at which, according the plana aod aebemew of th* heavy op<ra , comrade failed to under.tand hia friend'a to the slmana-. the moon should rise, ton to the people ; ho roan himadf louder I political honor*. “Dave." as Todd wsa “gAsaagitsg nothing was to bo seen ut her,, aud till than the bulk, and growla among tbe jI familiarly kvMrwn. hail been i treted to | toward morning her course could not be bean ; hi* voice ia heard io the lempira uf [Coi.grjiu, and, at thn tiu^ of hie Ural traced in tbe heavens There wm little the money changer*, art Ing for money ; he , term, wav appointed by the Prceid«at< sleep throughout New England that night, warble* hit little roundelay out on the eurii- , minister tn llogota but th* morning of the 20lb dawned rtioe, ;■ a melancholy minor key, wb«n While wifi ting tn Philadelphia for a bright and beautiful, dispelling the terror b« dcecn'l get jt. Oh yre, the editom arc l pMMge to Bogota, be met one day on When you want toapend all the Dock «!•<!, an old cutupanioa With whom aa it dispelled the gbum. No artitfartory rich. explanation of thane atraojrr phenomena money y*u have in thia wide World, go to | he had chopped wood fur tbe Mahmiog has ever been offered by science, and Her your lawyer; when you want aometbiag Iron jCompatiy. Tba man tainted him •ebd arid of th* day that "it wm one of done for nothing, hie you to your ncw»-1 with tough familiarity— -Gai." n... r those phenomena of nature which will al pa;cr office. Then w|>cn you want to «t>d wars be read of with interest, but which •omc man to congrca., aend your lawyer,1 . •nbRowphy is at a tarn to explain " Jules bocaiMo you ean get along without him." I .niAnntcQ, I paurtd, and a profound, Imprearive Vere*—who, of course, fa no authority— attributed it to the passage of tbe earth ailenoe ilied the oar like a dream of peaee. through a coast's tail, which must then have ju»t brushed a part of North Americ*, "Well. waa the reply. “the president and others have referred it to the pre­ haa appointed tn* miaislcr to Bogota, and Times end Seaioni. valence of forest firm auch a* are now t am waiting here fur a paswjte." ''Hu the puaon gone dean craxy 7" burning in Now Jersoy and Long Island, A look of incredulity spread uver Tom's Subscribe for the Banner but this will not «xplam many of tbe ap- exclaimed rath-r than queried pl.in hoiMwt face, a low whittle camo to hit lip, |.caraacca. A late number of the English •poken Farmer C., when tho minister' | and then fulluwed a burst of aurprioe : DAUCHY &. CO. COL. •eieniiflc journal, Alrtwre, rueetiuc* several announced that during the coping “Why, Dive, all the president* in the similar day* ■* known to history. In the week, tho eecond in July, there Xrauld world CIO never make a preacher uf ysar* 536, 5G7 aad 626 there were long be religious •ervi.-cs at th* meeting homo period* of diminfahed s*nlight. Accord­ every evening, Saturday exeeptod. "Who ing to Schnurrer io 733 "Ab* sue darken­ ever heard of a revival in muiwummer ?" ed in an alarming manner on August 19 ; cuntinuod the man of the plow and ad^thc. tboru appeared to be no eclipse by the "Ilow'a a man ever to get through with moon, nut rather au iotevruptfon from bay'i' aud harvestin' and all the mat. if be some meteoric substance." In KAI the murt go to mealin' every night 7 Human Why sun loot it* ordinary light for several nalur' can't stand auch a sirs in. months, and there was an •‘upeoisg in the don't the pnreoo wait till Thanksgivin , heavens'’—something perhap* like Secre­ when everything's io, and fixed up for tary BoatwriTs “hole iu tho sky." In winter; then have a roarin' t:a»e when we 1091, on September 29, there was a three can tend to it *11 right ?" But the parion could not nit. He had hour*' darkening of the sun, foHowod by a peculiar ud terrifying odor. Ollier his heard tho Maatcr'a voice saying, "Lift up torical dark days are February 12, 1106: your eyeeand looking had beheld, February 31, 12(16, when there was cum- reedy for reaping,-other Adds bcridcs piste darko«*B for six. hour* { aud aa uni- those of nodding grain on tbe farmer's dMtilsd day ia 1241. ‘ Are months after broad acres; sod ho felt In his soul that tho Mongol battle of Lriguitx," when the tbe harvest Uoly wm phntoova if tbe lab OT. LA3CELLF8 EX0L18R orere would but tin oat m the sickle 8o the meetings ■ went ou week sfter m. REMEDY, week, and Farmer 0. wm there every •jVMtaMsfexs night, holding ..........................................' lastly—not to inalude "Davenport's Day" aod praying with —wo bast through Kepler, on tho author- lai minister, ~ There waa a greet Uv of Geuitaa, that from the 23d to tbe ------------------- — 2Kb of April, 1674, "tho sun appeared *s ingathering of souls, but what of tho hay, ., if suffused with blood aad many stare were the grain, the fruit T" "I decls-c!' 1 exclaimed tho farmer, when vfaibfa al noonday." Some of these "I'm pUnomcii* were uudouLtealy due to solar the "Harvest Iloise" waa sung. eriipsm, bet upon ulbnre ao light whatever ha* been thrown by sefautia? raseareh. TUTT’S HAIR DYE. JOHNSTON’S |WAF{NEFtS SARSAPARILLA lira cacur, tn. 'HE WHITE BITTERS Sewing Machho Uorrselcd it Atf-ccratct, UtfcroWcd it Sittpfciiy. Otstrpasud it Coiutnciiot. UafrcutatM it Ptfttarity. Aod Utdisfttitd it tkt Broad Ciaat tsdffe: rrajri is?r I MASON Hamlin organ _ SiS*5S SS3 O0OAKS Waters Pianos.. Orcans! TAKE THE BANNER ON 30 DAYS TRIAL JSKsr, ” g-«r.i itsSsS Tb*r* fa verbap* no tonic offarad to the people that involve* ro much real tntrimiic v*hM ■■ tho Bop Bittora. Jest at thia Ettabliihed <865. Aoerteoa and Forvlc« min stums ttcumi co DON’T RENT UNFERMENTED MAU BITTERS Subscribe for the Banner. i|777£ � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-06-09.pdf be180435ddaa1fc9f9d8cbc2cd678cae PDF Text Text TQL. 25. N(). ft HASTINGS, MICJI., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 188(1 PEMUI. ARD BUSHES CAMB THIS PAPER SkSSS •F■^rHEW YORK. rt. w.pwywr A.iwwrrtrtnn siuewau tie t-raves arc requested to call at AGRICULTURAL MAI I ae and then tat* nn __ c nAh UALL nn,‘ ALGER & ALGER. Upon the bridge stood two Dtturns. A youth of pnrhepa 32 yams of age, and a girt several yrntra trie junior. She, tall, dark and queenly, with deep, fathom lorn eyre—such eyes as poem write of—cym, one glance from which eon elevate a man tn the supreme pinnacle of happioam or doom Him to such exeruliating torture that the pangs suffered by lost sou Io in the lowest piit of bell ean eearely compare with it; broad, high foveheed. over which, aa is the prevailing style, in tastofuDy ar- ATTORHKYS AND SOLICITOUS. BUCKEYE OR WOOD MOWER, arrj; s &. Grand Tfunk. ‘ Reaper or Self-Binder, C >11 •tll(i set one beforu iLix too Ute. I sell a fu’l lino qf THRESHERS and ENGINES Among which may be found the MuaHlun, Mansfield, Russell. Pitts, (Juse. Westinghouse. Dow. Birdsall 4 Wood, Tabor & Morse. |Call and Ksaniie My Sisplts EST REMEDY CHESTER MESSER. it Ttreat at iutt Agricullund Hall i StaS? f her thvughu are'not <4 surroundings. Her caps. railing al her i ------- ------------ which now bangs like s fiery bsfl jusl'abore tbs summit of the distant hills. Rut ever and attoo he turns hie fane toward ths beautiful being at bis side, sod his eyiw light up with what ia unmistakably a look of love. He is ibc first to break the silence, and bin voice in low, as if foarfyl that Ita eon nd would grate barehly upon the quiet satrounJbtua ■ * t-urnxr I’HWVMux.te CHEAPER THAN EVER. IH^OKTMBNT .OF The fiuent mid Iwwt kept in the city and cheaper tin :y trtbttr Merchant will or can sell tl/em. ng Machine Naiirilk Miciiyu STORE. !Ia«ting», Michigan, June 8, 1880. Y J- IW, Simplicity. I in Constnctioa. gated in Popularity. i the Brood Clai* Carriait. Siin ail Omaaeilal PAI NTER < to Grand Rapids intending, for the near future to make that my borne. In leav­ ing a cooaly of whiob I bad so loog been I a resident, I oould not tert cell to mind Ibps ranniog scrum that pm of lb. Terri. im lying esetol the i Mwaowri River. Tbetw land, arc.all ready for th. plow and any young or middle aged-mao, with health, pluck and pcrsev.njj, and a few hundred dollars in money,, can soon be. cume wealthy. J. R. Meloy, hie friends producing joy, some suiaens I aka osll Will be glad to know, has bought a Sue to mind the changes that hayo taken quarter section mar by and ri building a plaw iq thu portion of our Ic.rriy’BlaU. reaidenoo ia town which ha wifi occupy in Thirty two yearr a^-x lUrry war one of a short time with hU family, wta are ex the new eouudcs, and noutainwd leas than preted in a few days. 14.000 inhabitants. now nearly 30,UUi>. I reecired th- Bawnaa all rfcht. Hare ' end what Sil then atonal wilJcrucu now bad it*, kagouul ' uot wall get along •uararted into produrfire forma and without it. With kind regards and beet wi.hce u all the good people of llastiaga and ririnity, I nmaiti Yoara truly, S. C. Pstacix., P. 8 -FUiricolly. everything is Repta^ twelve years alter recalling uunalvr s lice nation, held in bondage over U.*XU>,000 uf hqmati bciagd. our boasted liberty belag only n'omlual. And bare it is pleasant to remember that my first UUut cast in thak oounty. In which natUnal mattm were involved, wan for raiaintng and kmfiog Ion Ter frM from the curse of human slavery all the territory in our national domain, which had out fait the bHghling influences nf that cursed iMlliption and foe this principle end all ita eoneomi'tnU.l hare uvrt cxtlewdod, and He c-asrs speaking, and stands awaitice : b-r reply. Het ryes have Imtn filed npl uo tbe.r>ppljt>g water, but, as he finirite. she VIMS Il( as to his face. Not a shad-, »l color msntlro Lee dark, olive check She looks at him almot l.sughtily, sod out a tremor is discernible upoi her foes. “Myrtle, darling, do you understand er! I love you Mirs nhss lite; for, without yotlTife would be worth nothing to me. Myrtle, will you be my wife t* And aull she is rites*. A minut: Call and get Prices before buying elsewhere. DENTIST . Dua Sot: — Perhaps you being opened a. foot as demanded and it £ will uni object tn publUhiog a few linen is mid that eori can be delivered nt nay from one who hue Heed no long In, and point on thia fane of railroad at M.00 pm •on Wrtar i< Rwl, bring fou.d io abundance at a depth of 20 to 30 foot. And now to thorn wanting farm. I asy, now is your opportunity You can bar, 100 to’380 sene at only Msainal cost and actual settlement, and many good etanetw yet cxisS near - the railroad ami Imperial Soap the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general ia the prasersatinw of green foence crops for winter f.ed bv the system of Ensilage, are eirdiaily invited to visit “Winning Farm ’ and witts-ss the rrenlta ol the/ni ihorough trial of this system ia America ; to inspect- the Silos, the Kaailage. the Society organivd, Sumlay ftehoola, rrlig-' stoek fed upon it. and toot the quality nt hmm meeting*, He. 1 find Michigan large, Jbe milk Fwoduoed by Knailagt*. 1 have Ensilage euough left and shall iy represent-.1 at thh point and near here, among whom are A. QjHinger, at one time dealing ia and manufacturing lute I-er ruby lips ; but he knows only too well quite extensively at Caddl.c and other the nature <4 this girl who ,hae but just plaoca ia northern Michigan and now pledged her faith to him. They turned and walked aiketly away in lbs gathering twilight, down the road that leads to the ' Mr. Bowers and family from Cbeairr, Jialoa village. The phiatite notes of tha whip­ cxiustyt Judge Gr.en, son and sun in.law, ____ :n__ al__ 1___ -<r t- .lfrom Coldsratcr. and a number of familpw from Jackson ouunty. This part of Barnee county being settled almost entirely by American paoplc. L S. tanham from Greet Bend. Pa, is doing an extensive haeincM tn genera! mcrehandriiag, keeping on sale neariy every thiug necevsary to ‘argeta'dtie Jo the.n. «uiea wuh which, usdvtthe directioM of the Decheea of Here we find ooc of lbs mOat beautiful Mariborowgh, it bad been aaticinated. The dirtrem is not ever yet, nod wilt not omtntrta tbs Sun ever •Irone upon, being be for two moot ho and a half to come, fulling or gently undulating prairie. Boil, when the firal nrop, potetoca, will tar Uark u»Jy loam 12 to 30 Inch™ drop. on gathered and the general bxrveat will fol­ a day stibaoil, alMtiodthg in lime end low. Until thee, the Duke aald. acton) t___ lowing Machin; •The Price of the traperi.l Soup la t-llUi per Ux of 100 1 lb. I«r» -76 lb* in the la.r. To any one Who will «-nd u> «u order for 10 boira with .wall, 162.60 re will aend one borr eitro free .« a premium. Or the order, ruey Ire aenflo u. for one or more bone nt » lime wilhromilUnre, and when we bare lima received order, for 10 Imxe.hre will .end the rlereiuh box free » pn.powd ul.n-e If von do nol wudr to amid money in ndrunee you may derniwt il with noy bunker or inereh.nf in find credit in your town with the onderaunding that be la to remit il io ua on receipt of the Soup which ia to be abipped to hi., care. Addrem CRAMPTON BROTHERS, um sii BaiDiuiu-rci ii Bffipt Corner Monroe and Jefferaon Street*. New York. WAKE UP! lACHIKECO. JOHN II. HI, PIONEER STORE STUCCO. SAWS FILED, Cilia, Tata Miteaii aid Safas OEMENT. BRICK. TtLAkD PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS. .• DBAUS immrv.rowhociiijiasovxtrww.. fa' Yonks, Boys aid! Ckildra left n.t^DPions. Pave the higheat Cnab price for »H kind. Fenuep I m ^FUery will fc well to «,n- 187®. stands a dark, coarse man, with low fore­ head. deep-sunken eyas, and fuH, aomuotw lip, which tell that he baa I more of the brute ia bin nature than is tnqyaily allotrd to man. And yet thu gM at smiling up al him ns she never smiled upon the fair- other materials edcuUted to produce all I ba cereals in their groatort abundant* and also utroqualed for rcgrtable*. «. Many large farms ere being opened, one of which I will mention, being lhet of L W. Barnum of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. B. owns three aeetiuna (I960 acres/ ad- pedals break and pat seder cultivation 1900 acres the prevent uaron and also : erect good bonne and Iwm Mr. B ia a nephew of P T. Barnum and like hie il­ lustrious relatives not only liken to make ' money but to spend it in a way to help ' •7.900 per mouth. Mr. Mack of Ptsiiadnlphb, haa 2.200 Reaperand Mowers. Mill Mr. Crewy before purcbMinr May of the »boxe artielw. ^“.Uwtanr. corner of Br»B IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. mat bines and has spent Grew sums of totev-y in maioiaiulug hie righia uod-r thW\Pat«ml taws in lh« U- 8. Courts, the putt for which was but reeeolly decided In bis favA ilia inowmo from royahv oo tbk pateot has rawhad 4 high as hee{« rouftantly oo hand LIME. HAIR. L. J. WHEELER, Jh-t A IS» «■ 8. Grant for oar candidate. Wiah it might be K 9. W.. but if the former ell gmid RepeblicatM must £.1! into line. The Chicago candidate ia my candidate who- eettia a pound, and tuuituo fur tod when •wtl ia thirty rarta « pound. Cost of Ensilage, twn dollar, per roidcoce.ua Tuewds) soMning, April 13. troiouw' ofekii atr'yrurtb i* mne I.wish my friend J. It Melov.storied on uor jiHirncy teibe laud >-f tho “ Dakotas.“ After stopping foUblcego ooc day we ajollnued co Eutroa or Baiiiiui:—Since th* openour way, arriving at <wr place nfdealinrtinn, the place front which I write. in th- 17th. hB of my Silse, .Dee », 1879. 1 hare tfontewwisaiUMtsAw ike X. P. IL H . Gf) Iwt CredtUR a large atock of cattle and sheep npoa emu fodder enallagrd tat Hcptombet. I am now feeding my milch NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS! HiTE WHOLE NO. 1307 Corns pondsnee. Saxwoxx, D. T.. May 29, IttO. Hex. Gxo. M. Dtwcr.) . '■Snaaa,'* .remericcd James, “de you hink that a mau should marrr a woman ibso be dooso't loee her, mevdy to peei-rve his honor T' “No , do you ?■’ “1 dun t think that be sbowU. By the ray, Sue, I think that it would be better �REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET. T1S WELL. Th« Chicago Conventiou, yes­ terday, by. the decihive vote of 397 to 353 on the 36th ballot placed in nomination JAMES A. GARFIELD, of Ohio, for Pres­ ident. The candidate ii entirely acceptable to every Republican. He i« bo well known; and Itin real worth bo generally appre­ ciated, tliat any words of com­ mendation are needless. He is a stalwart among stalwarts, and his’ administration will be the people’s pride. Not less fortu­ nate was Ute selection of CHES­ TER A. ARTHUR, for Vice' Preadent. This ticket cannot be defeated—mark that. impartial. AU the reperta of the Commit­ tee* have been baaed ' open Republican preecdect*, and they have neither swcrvsd to the right or left to fovor any candidate. And uow it appears, that if at any time there waa a disposition, or a design, on the part of any the members of the Gin rention to silence tbe individual opinion* of any of the delegate*, aad to employ pny methods qureticmable io tbeir character, it nt* l.ion*. end let that be tbe determination otali m the Trcsmiry amounted to515.5138,033.87.— the rtoult for lest month. Tbo •urpdaiug iocramii In dutiee on import* ita mamb/r* of cummitteaa in the following : aoouants for nearly the whole of tbi* in­ order; th. Permanent Organisation, on duetion of dsbt, and tbc heavy purchases Rale, and Order of Buaiaw*. on Crodon. of bund* during the pa*( mouih have led Ual*. ued ou lUaulution*. Adopted with-' ub.wrvr.ni to expect an unuanally favorable out objection. The roll wax accordingly ', taocc io the labka of statistM, that^bcir । debt statement. The main decrease has called aad oommitteea named. been in the coupon bond*, of which over Ohio* presentation of James A. Gar­ popuiatiou ha* not been fully and accu­ 5I0.0O0.000 Lave becu purobMed, mure field aa one of the oomnittaemen wee' rately repor.ed. In 1870 th* grumbliag than half being of the 5 per cents of 1881. 1 wa* so loud in thh city .nd Philadelphia, The cash in the Treasury, which wax greeted with considerable applause. Michigan ia represented oa the earn- | after tbo first return* were made, that ■ •m,464.303.87 May be, ba* bcrewsed This to 1206,613fi 16.57 May 31*1, however, mitteea a* follow*Ow Credential., by second enumcntkm was ordered. Hoc. Omar D Conger—On permanent year preparation* were mad* for having a* and there-baa been no change of import­ It organisation, by Hon. K. 0. Walkin*—On complete an enumeration aa poeribk. ance in tbc dsbt ou which interest ba* ia obviously desirable that tbo ecaaut of oreeod.'or ia the debt bearing no intern*:, rules and order of bmrineaa. by Hon. J. H. Chandler— On resolution*, by Hon. George papulation in largeciUM should be taken while the change in the amount ofhtertrt A. Farr—The committee on Credential* in the ahorteot time praeticable, oa account due ha* not been large. organized by elreiing Hon. Omer D. Con­ Tbo composition of the reserve in the ger aa Chairman, and Mr..Feaaenden a* Treasury will attract the more attention beeanac of acvcral attempts during the past month to obtain new kgblalaon in rospeet to the storage or coinage of illvar. The following show* the amount of gold and rilrer b*M by the Treasury, and not covered by eertifieates, at the data we bare ia agriculture end in manufae lure.. Du not for a moment doubt the Mreogth of uur inrtitutioo*. They have beau tried in blood, aad came from the tbc Commlltou on Permanent Organization to report at once. Mr. 1'iartoo, of New York, from the Committao, said : The Committee have been entirely bar­ monion* in their action, and I am ready to report a* far a* we bare been able to complete our work. W* are only embarraased by the fact that wo are not auro in haa completed it* work, let there be but advance of the action by the Committee on eno acatimcnt animating all earnest, atn- Contcatod seat* whether the names wa hays eero and uwelfixb Republican*, and let agreed upon from contented Statre are that bl that each shall vie with the other member* of tbe Convention. The Com­ ia carrying oar grand old party through mittee recommend that the temporary orthe cumin" content to victory. The Vice President for Michigan ia How. Perry lit*nib, and the Secretary, { .Morgan Batea of the Jackson Citura. Mr. Pierson put the question, upon adoption of report, and it ni adopted. Mr. Hoar, riaiag, wa* jmaented to the | Convention by Mr. Pierson and received : with applause. Ho, in acknowledge the honor, raid: you have made fir permanent preaiding ’ officer a dispnaitloti to a wiao economy in ' the matter of opening speeches. (Laugb1 ter.) Ono good reason occur* to mu for ' the seiecliou which you bare made, and ■j that ia, that having heard one speech . from me, you have, for reason* entirely 1 ' aatiafoctory to each delegate, no iodination ! to bear another upeningS«reb. (laughter ■ and applause.) Th* Coikrnntion. ia now ■. permanently organized. L-g^zSo far from popular action did the, I Senator cleet, Garfield submitted the raConvantion remove the choice of the Ex­ port of the Committee on JI alm Ac. The ecutive ; but the people, by tho custom.- rales are subetaatuliy the. tame a* thoae they hare established, hare baffiod the.’cx-’ adopted at Ciactcnati with the excqxion poetatiun of tbe framtn of the Constitu­ . of the eighth, which reads a* follow* tion. Tb* Elector to-dsy ia but a scribe. Tbe eonvcntkm* of the great political par­ i fixle Eiyks.—(a the record oi the votea tin •fcaignste each a man for the people j'Vjr Stator, the vote of each State, Territory am rrniBJUU rtxt bi THE UVER. I THE BOWELS, 4 end tho KIDNEYS. that deuce must hat* taken plane io town, wbi< h I rendered omimioha and duplication* un­ avoidable. Few can appreciate the difficulty ia Ow.W_> *M.nTMSXirbBJBIJ>IIJ» S0Ug>MJ» Th* ioerosae of silver on hand duriathe past month baa been fully equal to the imtruot of ail ret duller* coined, notwith­ standing some decrease in the bullion [ YOU CAN (JK1* THE BEST during the past week, and were drramiog of comfort icd happiaeu*, when the lunoratiou of 1,500 Knight* of the Medical Profowiou eauaol them to be tcrriBod to a very alatminp extent. Wheo.il w» Irene ed that tBtue heroes of the raw and lauret were here for the purpose of holding their 31M annual ronvcniico, peace and quiet wav toon restored. It wa* certainly un­ pleasant and unkind of them to dam* into our midst without previaualy announcing their purpexc. The preactiea of »o many caraworn, baldbeadcd and brondduthed doctor*, caurod us io. think some newlydiscovered epidemic Sad broken out in rt»c city. And now that they have departed for their home* we eon broithe freer. It nsy Iac interesting io seme id your reader* to know that II being many The gold reaarve, however, i* rhrinktng j rapidly. Dedmtins gold certificate* not held in the Treasury, the amount of gold coin and bullion now held in exeeaa of' FOR LESS MONEY. AT 110,000,000 sinew May 1, and’about! •15,400,000 ainre January 1. TLcre ha* been a much greater decrease in the gqW reserve than isereaae in the atore ot ailrer, but the accumulation ol ailver ha* eanacd partisan foeling known u exist might lead ■ torrespooding ahrinktge in the alock of certain men to pursue a line of action gold In h«nd, to that, iu effict, 1’^00 000 in gold ba* been paid during the month of which eould not, under any eircumitanre*, May for ailver bought, and 57,500,000 for bo jutiied or defended, and Which would bond* bought in exrem ef lurpluv reve­ nue*. Mr. Sherman has.recently taken! »o diajurt and anger a largo dam of 1Uthe trouble to explain to member* of Ooc< pubKcu voters that tbe candidate would greaa why it is that fee cannot go cn sc cumulating ailver indefinitely, apd yet the fail to receive the repport of tens of thou•uly remedy awggreted by the majority rend* who hold that juriioc 1* the first thus far, haa been a compulsory require­ ment that the Secretary should pay nut principle of Republicanism. Nor can il rilrer dollar* ** fast aa they.m-.mc into the be denied that the omuae of certain leaders Trrarary from thn lain: or elsewhere. TEN SOUND to vote for directly, through tbeir agents, in the State Convention* afforded grounds that should reflect credit <>n the profession Tbi* wctld lavolve payment of aelaric* of tho Electors, sod to a choice between i nounced by the Chairman , and in cn.se On Tut~J«y evening the membera of Congress in ailver, and it is for, if it did not justify this anxiety. But whom they are practically rc<trictad. The । the voted of any State, Temton or the Tn this city axocistion w.a tendered a reception at the probable that nothing abort of that will 1 District of Columbia aball be divided, the if three men had any darigniof employing rmetioos of tb»> convention, therefore, ia . Chairman shall anoouoco the number of Academy of M uric, and on Wednesday convince the majority of the exceeding unfair methods at Chicago they were wise the people U tic Veiled States are to <e­ i vote* cut for any candidate, or Nr or evening. ,'l-airi Reed and Carn rick, The splendid reduction of tlebl, which against aoy ptopoaiiioo ; but if exception Mcwrs. Scott and Bownc and the N. Y. ly deterred froa such a course by the gen­ leet their PreeideoL If il perform- ita I is taken by any delegate to the cotroctneaa Pharmaea! Association gave them a oom- h*» amounted' to 174,820.536.52 since duties wisely, fearlcsily and freely, it is eral and indignant protest of the Itepubli to natua the nun whom the people ! of meh vote announced by (be chairman ptlmentary entertainment at Ikwth'e The­ the fivcvlyrar began, haa been maiuly due, of course, to the great iocrcue io atre, in which Edwin Booth appeared na | of the delegation, tbe^Trerident of tbc can prow and tbe party, »u emphatically will make fbrir Preaident. Your Havre Ira ia .Shakespeare'*,Othello, 'lie 1,3<MI roveueea. but it would be usjust not to of office i* brief, but erarody any duly » I Convention thill direct the roll of membar* give du* credit to the ecoonnieat manageexprmaod. . ’ intrusted to the most honored ritixens of [ of »uch delegation to be called, and the re­ rnent of the Troury .The expense of That tbe great majority ob<b<yd>.legates Vbe Republic Which, iu dignity, in poWic lull shall be recorded In accordance' with eoUectin • the revenue haa been cut tfown i tbo vote* individually given. beyoad all j.veedeot, and the amount* ia tbo Convtatioo . during tbo moat cxcit- iuuKirUnre and authority, equals yuurx. Il is twenty yean aincc the Republican । — wa wa-. .*us vvu<ra,.«a km.iblu in duc to the Government hav<- neen more fogHgteta, iKOtmtret that ha, ever taken place for a | C<mvct>:i*n met iu this city, which, after ' rcarion four day*, with President Uwia A. ' thoroughly aad efficiently collected during presidential nomination ia the hwtory of a atoewy but friendly con teal, put in nomlSayre in tbo chair. Owe hundred and 'bepa^t year, it 1* probable; than rv<-r be IGfflfi TOTED: ■Nation Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal . eighty-four paper* were submittted to be fotr- Hut ou |alua(aking or fidelity in j CAPITAL KIWI tbo Republican party, have abown a deter- Iluuliu. Lincoln ha* gone to bi* rest.1 read, and the different committees were 1'he Treasury D.-panmenl will avail to i minatfon to aamrre to every delegate fairly Hit companion upon that ticket, in a fral ' kept busy day and night Strong argu- '**r* “ the country ’ — ■ dtraatcr if the and vigorvu* age, is present with tu to day taenia wenmade in favor of introducing cumulation of ether instead of ge!J ia i efected all hit righto in the Convention to give uv counsel Irom the Marta of'an the metric «y*tem of weight* and measure*, seasonably arTralcd. and equal privileges to every intereat i* ex periearn gathered from a life of honor! and.a resclutioo was lubeequcoily offered abfe public service. Ixocolo has gone to The jail deca not । 6y which tbo member* of the aa*oci*tiun I attested by the action of the Committee* bis rest, a* have Douglas and Breckenridge Nbw Yobk. June 4th. 188U. I were to agree to adopt the metric ayMem ed Kearney. He i at Credential*, Rules and the Flatfonn, bi* two oHupctltore for the great office of I Aa every one knows who was avo* J in writing prescription*. Other important I Chicago. the Presidency. But tire two parties:■ brought in contact with it, the United all at whose report* bare been so juat, fair, which confronted each other tbeo, confront. I States tariff is occ of those thing, no fol- matter* were introduced, and the woven- i lion adjourned highly pleased Radix. manly and outspoken, as to give tbe ureas each other now, unchanged in purpose, in Ij low can find out. Il it one of those high temper and iu character. The Democratic I■ mysteries which io,pines awa by tbeir very of inteliigcal voter* fresh confident* in Ky For PaiotH, Oils and Varnish I wa* ruled, m now, by thn South.j' incomptehrti'ibilty. A new iduMyncracy Republican Ladaas and Republics* prac(ingle purpose of ita being wa* to ■ of thia fearful document haa this week de­ call nt Holloway’s Drug Store, I veloped Itoclf at the port of New York, tioos, m well sa in Republican principle*. giri; political uuprcmacy to the oligarchies i namely, that crude taints may be import. of thn South and office without influence , A* wa write, late Monday uigbl, tbe nom­ to tbeir (ubeervient Northern allioi In <sl into thi* country free of duty, white ination haa not yet been made, though the- pursuit of that end,' every great public manufaetu^cd Minto, au to speak, must interest wa* sacrific'd or disroganlcd. Ex­ pay dulirf like irou, or silk, or sail, or aoate twenty-five ballot* have been taken, pending little for public improvements, other valuable commodity. The clrcum Slancoi which throw light upon thi* im­ with substantially tbe *am« result,.tbe deportant and hitherto uncoaaiderod pe-int ttate of which wiU bo found in siretbcr were as follows: A few days ago a large packing esse ar, ; but when tbe nomination aball be From all quarter* of the state the fruit rived here «n the Mesmer Catedooia from made, ami we expect it will be done before Gibraltar, and on Tuesday it wa* opened prospect n reported excellent. thia iauue of Tua Baxwx* goes to presa, and found to contain a handsome, curiously The National Drmotnlie Cunvenliun wrought box of stained wood tupportod will mewl at Cincinnati, Jnnc ?2. die Republican voter* may be atsured that When the lid which I Bib. Our little navy wa* scattered oyer on gilded daws. fe was brought about under the operation the four quarters of the globe. Four mil­ aecnred tho front waa oprood, there wav ’ The total Cauadiu lumber cut for the rift Ur Us. .IM . season is pilled al l .Ofll.OOO.lMO fo,L rf Rule* designed to secure to every dele­ lion* of our countrymen ware in bopdeap- edtedosed a wax figure reprnsenlinj; a Not long wooc there na no liulaanxkf ty on the port of the grot rua-s of the Republican votan lot ths terribly inlcnre I ten .■‘filing Fann Wagons this year oheeper than any one in the leoun^ry. I warrant every Stick of Timber anti ercry Iron in them to be good. Any Wagon or Buggy of my\iako Uta’t is broken an-1 showy poor material, I WILL REPAIR TIKE SAME FREE pF CHARGE if it is eerft to my Shq*. I am - PAINTING MY WORK his season better ihan ever befortf. who iwill call at; my uhop. WAGONS OR BI GGIES. ::sasr>iSr~ bondage. To them every new State, aafft took iu place in the great family, but The fact is, whes made, it will added , a new dungeon to their gloomy not only be a nomination made by the !(rriawn house At last, at the Democratic HRjority of lb* Conveutian. but by aa j gate tbo right to rote as Lis judgment ■nUammeled majority of it* individual 1 Price lower than anv other eood * Hastings, March 23, 1880. ilib.wuk! iiibixtim: i Heddy for use by addin* Hot Water. A superior substi­ tute fur Wail Paper, Hard Finish, Kalsomine, etc. Better Cheaper, a nd Easier Applied. Sold by the pou nd in JF’TTJFt.KS WHITE. aJso, 12 beautiful Tint*. 5 pound* .1laba*tine tciU cover SO utuareuarde.or iSO turner feel. 2 coat* .1 ponrn*. or wluteacashcd wall may require more- The white will not turn fellow ar the tints fade- For sale by ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS. NICHOLS,SHEPARD A CO.M;f 4 MALT BITTERS Th* Grand Rapid* plaster mills were i young man with an unusual growth of swiah hair lying about a fare whnae destroyed by fire May tG. ]x*m fi4U,urea were extremely feminine. Thi* interring piece of • wxx work we* tbe 8ainl Divcolini, martyr, who had been shipped in his fine box all the wy from tbe mother house of tho Sisters of St. Jo-' tepb in Rome, to tbacoavenlof St. Joseph I sun determined to juaJce as REASONS «>od h Wagon m U sold by anyone. This I will prove to any man MALT dictated. FLOWU POTS. SKIDS IK BULK. SLICBD BUT. I The Only Remedy »—»!<•»•* WUCMiAL. MO OMLY C VIBRATI Fitters »|»hm nrcoMranABLE xtmictrr • fc: members, just u it Ought Io be. NEW GOODS! g 3B Chicago i rar iichigis railecad ICINCHO OU'NINEI The House haa adopted a nsdntiua that Congress adjourn June IV. "Time ted I agriart the world-’ seem* to b* the Grant motto at present. Tb* Fourth of July wiQprwbddy wot Lu MMntod ia lhi* aity lh« j«r. It Meme to be derided that Genoral Grant will not mwept a third term. It dMca'l require a vote to scUk- the Ma* **«>« Done the aame a* Sulphate Quinine. Lighted by electriri'y. The photographer now aaka yon to try to look a* if you were cere that your can­ didate would be elected. Io the BeMU,tbe River fend Harbor Utas' Atiarti.- ' dry GOODS! •gBSi'lB r.; millinery �’O-High Sdkol KboU„ urabe J ««. thrir thank* to Mr* r- •>“ -31 netu there M fr^foy ctenjn_ faint idea <» tee device. ud wayi used in f.rre .od againat tbu and .that eaudalate .SO.te.lU 4.umihrf T*op»-for-. th. report ol th. Com*1.. ,k. ®"t*e on Credentfols. and the brilote for Blue. ... ,u ,wo ocraririrte are crowds out of thi. te> aa* tea, „ ta, U). ? * ’*1Q*l,le Miler front our Middlevdlo rorrepondrut. ro -ateM. iu.- _ ,u, „ mu. ’ ‘n U ““Pwroee mact. lraJ "> » Urn...™ ■u<7 aa U.r...lkt u, . . -iKmocn of n**1 wvek nt th- orioek. . . the Office. Hn»t,inis. Mich., as Secondcla.JMatter; > _ _____ Brat ami cbe*pert"hunting at. Grant' Bert and cliceport Bunting al Grant' Beat end eheepert’Kinliag' at Grant* Anfovited. The house of a Mr. Fowler in the raoond ward waa straek by lightning on Fri­ day morning of hut week, and a daughter of hi* wa* also injured by tbe electric &nid, and for a few boars it waa feared lhat aho ejuld col recover, but »be is considered J. L Reed h griag to build a ahod aixty feel Jong, and about thirty fire feet wide in which to-atare hi* wagon*. Ha ha* made immenae aale* of late, and haa but four or five left, but be i» Karting another •jHII re fo any amount of com yet to large lot, and will wxin have twenty five be glinted io tbit county. A*k yC-ur pen-’icn agent if your applicaMr. Will Sqnirwa who ha* far «■... aa.« a,., “* •* J‘~A. i.„r Kreted by many and it would not be aurprbing if be should be th, nuB. Through th. tbougfatfolnra. of Judg. Hooker and the kindnera of Edward 8. UteJ of Ckariotte. I wra ou Friday night furnished with a ticket (ot tio nJ maindu of lhe Couveatiow which catitled me to a amt within aramg *od hwria;. •l—nc of tbe «eM<,fmMoo Through lb. courtesy aad effort* of th. Hom D. IL Cook, J,dg. MeCuteb— «»4 I*- C. Taylor, I h»d U<n provide for up to that tim* Th. room in which the Couveotfou is held la • vart one. Iu lecgth ,Uut 4Off frat, in width about IM f«t. tod U fu!m and ahape io amphitheater. The arena bring cued for th. delegate, alternate* m>d dirtinguiabed gurata. Th. Chairman ia located' mar tbe .rat end of the aruia, eoMequantly lhe tsatern p«rt of the building ia not very desirable Wouldn’t it bo well to attend a little Ira* to tbe excitement ot political bodiea in the country, whether al Chicago or "Cinrinnati, and wateb a little mor. eioraly the Affair* which moat need attnlu>a ia our own city ? Who aball be tbe out Prrai- tradito body, to ray the Irart— who are by law allowed to ait in judgment, enact Uwe, and execute them too—whether for good or iQ. If competent, they will act with deliberation and prudence—Tbe g-id of the school will be tbe aim of tbeir deci. tons ; childish whim., petty eplta or malice will not enter into tbeir deliberation. : tbo beat cducaton will be retained—the brat duriplioe encouraged. Ia this lb. eaae with tbe School Board of heating, f . In tbeir recent actions they have become jmmra Q. Blain. ; Mr. Drah.of Minnr■ote, William Windom ; M—r*. Cooktiog , th. .b«w “i, IL Brat aud che.pent Banting at Grant' Ural aad ebeapoU Boating at Gnat' Be and cbnapoU'Seating at Grant’ ifcr’lWriO, The commonly accepted theory that al! tbo political skill in the Republican party wa* with the tnaaag-r* of the Grant eanvara evidently need* rwyirion. The aatiGrut eanvaa at Chicago bra been adroit­ ly Md ably led. lll,_ S '(Ml, Wli w. —* *!. VW—;. -■horati., GrWJt* » BWrf Mmootta Katata of Darby Doyle, da reeled. FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING! \V e have just opened our Spring Stock, which comprises many notehiett never before brought to this market Ladies Linen Suit* and Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits. Ladies Fine Underwear in Linen and Gauze. White Skirts, White Aprons, Lace Tidies, Lace Lambrequins, Pillow Shams and all kinds of Lace Goods. An elegant line of new novelties-in Parasols and Fans. Gents fine Summer Underwear in Cotton, Gauze and light Merino. Ladies-and Gents “FAIR PRICES AND GOOD GOODS. entire thinking portion of our oommunity, who claim th* right to ait io judgment oo tbeir action*. Th. courra adopted by lU Board tn tbe ejection of our Principal, who haa made the rahool a model of which w. have beta juatly proud, and proven himralf an educator of ao moan I pretension*, ia, to toy the leant, reprehecirible , and, a* rarvanta of th. aebool taxed people, they ought to bo held reapouaibie M the pupK. I* thia a eaae of spleen ? It seem, to There are about twenty entraocoa to the tu a one of "madnaa.” a milady not ran* Mr. building and urium iualdt to teat yon, ed by “much learning" either. but aa the time appruachra when tbe cli I mu will be reacbei, one entitled to a educator, a firm dfoeiplinarian, and a* neat muat go early to get it. I waa a lit­ rueb, ie esteemed and loved by bi. pupil* tle late Saturday night and wa* rewarded and honored aud impeded by the parent* with a aeat oa the upper aide of the back He act* upon principle and eonaeicnee. la time worked io Headerahotl’* jewelry store ia tb'u city, leerra to day fur nu Rapids, then to eegagn in the j.rdry Th*. Big Rapiditea i Ikn't forget your peuafou claim tnurt buaiuera. be co file at Washington, June 30. 6-7 Mr. Squirm a gentleman, a&d You hare g-et to vote for Grant all tbo thoroughly undentande hit buinran. Uuer* *■!Jrau-1 u the tbllowiag •tint Tou know. 8tudnbaxer wagnaa f 1.03. remain uaeUiiwl ia Ue po*-.sBe* at Hartlnp Use Alalusttne, to be found Ihrry wynly. Mich.. J«u>e,B. ISM. at Holloway’s Drug Store. * fitf John C. Milla, H. E. Hetv,n. J. M. I* wheat materially injured . from the Pattenon. Eva Siaaou, Roney White, Geo. heavy rain*.we Lave ha 1 ? Many firmer* Wilkinson, Ann Tobey Card*.—E. Parifer, Jo* T. Whitney. 2 of another wmt, the uid .baek bring in pragma, by this action, will bo turned width about oao inch and a quarter. Il wa* not eomfortablo to ait an for .four j back w»id, u frequent cbaogo ia tcacbera Tbe Ladira Society cucnecird with tbe j ia the moat niiaoua course to putao. if we J I'roebyierian church will be entertauMd on bouri^aad had it not been for the relief given uXj-y tho dnering which followed ; Friday afternoon of this week, by MH. every uomiuatiuu, I could not have atood i ’ John Hotehkim and Mr*, laaae A. Hol,«L Chicago folk* have a remarkable wav I brook, at tbe nwidence of Mr*. Holbrook, ieoraarnf ttroadway and State Streetk. of applauding. They (tend ou their wal* 1 The gmtlemrn invited to tea from *ix to and kick and yelk They wave everything they cm get their hand* on that i* wave- I get v-jtra enough to elect him," aeema to able. They cnthu»e eaaily, and when co- - be very pusillanimous ; and the regret* at diu«ed they remain an They aru aoeom- 1 the action of tbo board, by come of tbe modatieg U it ia ioowwiateut. The BUfoe ' rery member* of the board who loted for men help the Grant meo, and the Grant ' er hie farnria Bdtimure. thia change, ia alill more cowardly.* Do men help the Blatac mon. . 1 apeak of the i SridUri •h.n'- l r. tnemlxr that all applithey plead incompetence, to jnatily tbeir latcr in the day the Democrat* ratified cau«-J for arreara.of penatea* mu.I be on action ? 1* even tbe poor exeuae of “dolthi* nomination.- Tbc Grccubaekere pa* file.before June 3ft, 1880. j 6-7 acd eharaeteristje aoft money resolution* Th-iMxotroticaaJ GrcraWk Stale but tho Democrat* adopted no platform. removal T No I We hear nothing of thia report of the Committee oo Credential, f ir. n:^n< of Maia, nominated Gewerri —only tbe man wouldn’t stoop from hi* and the important matter wa* the contcrthigh standard of right aad principle, to tol­ isg era/ front Illinois. Eighteen antiThe high w.nfo of Saturday night ’ and erate iueobordinatioe, to eouotan.M. mIt i* aurmtacd <» rinfueiegate. coatrated thrir seals. The suday aad-Sunday night broke down Mr. Mvfoy ofCattun. - that there i* a ootuiderable quantity of it majority report of th. Committee oa Cre­ Terri »ba\e ttver in the city. io the vicinity where thi* »peeimen wa* dential. wi* iu their favor. Tbe minority 'found, extending through the farm* r.f Mocer*. Ickr*. Melny and Faua.y Tho or anti-dfotrict repreaeutation. The debate above named gentleman prnpoae to i<x>k waa long aud bitter. Each ride had iu ad- wiihbejd. are there: reasons, which. should Chanter .Memer^ohl a tfram MW mill into tbe matter,'aad acc what ean be fooaJ. hercut* who took every eb.uro io applaud. rend a good Principal awaj from a ecbo.il engine oa Saturday evening last tn a Big H.G. Carter. Eoq. had on trial ycatrr- When Emory Stern, cf Chicago was which he lira faiped nice to a high HandRapid. party, to go to that city. , day iu Court Ilouao yard, the Cham pier, •peaking in behalf of the .itiing member*, his ctoqutnx appeal* rote to that pitch on Warrior and Wm. Afiaoo Wood mower*. It may be too late to amend (Au matter, To aay they all did good work, would be one occasion that tbe Grant men thought but, for the creditor th.city, aad of our but exprtrain/ the truth. There may be. they raw an opportunity u> make a point rabuofo, for humanity’, rake, let ua w. to I and probubly if, differeuosa in tbe diffrt- and the eolhuaiaatlc epplesM wa* contin­ it that our next School Board shall be coment marhiara, tat we, net bring much of Ued for more than three-quarter* of an a judge, could not dbcriminate between hour. I neter saw inch a time and I hope, the finer easting pointe. Try them and never will again. Tliree-qBarter* of an hour of atoorping, haliooiog, whistling and crt-call* become moooteootu and I think Tburaday of fort week, J. J. Perare disgraceful. Enthuriaeiie buran of Wnuuui: J'rof. I. N. Mitebell ba*, - G-> D Babcock, Eraj. of Baltieanre,1 kirn. Eiq., of Prairieyille, wa. taarrfod al a;Vau« I do not object to anT when ing taught tnn Harting. High School ba* > son, Hiram W., who fo but foOrtiM1 ' Kent. Ohio, to Mrs- Oar* Clark of that they art hceeet, nerve to inapire the daring lb. fort uro ymra wish great .ae jtxrs old, tin', item!* juat six tert high. place. Th. next evening. Friday, a j?r*od era* .nd with oonsnmate ability and bar epcakar. Emory Storr* is entitled tn raiaed tbe rank ol lira tkbeol, dapite PrescripliotiH curtjfully Com-'- reoepuon — bdd at tb. rwdeore 6f Mr. them and although I wa* not in sympathy ing action of tbo School Board fort year io pounded at Holloway’a. 2tffI I Perkin* in Prairieville, wbw boats ol hi. with what be »ald, I admire hi* eloquence the throwing out the languages, equal to any ,' friend* prid their rrepwte to tbo y4rtA/ri and it cannot be denied lhat be is a apeakin tbe State and, We learn lhat Mr. A Pennock^ of । prir. May they live long to enjoy tbe I er endowed with remarkable power. Whiskas be » willing to remain a. Hic» -,v (.’..rnere ha. brought iu from the |[..rets of married life, *»d Wfill that If be foil comjlimcqtod with hi* ap Prtndpal for tbe aanra .alary ** ho re­ •vei h,.a hit of ftrj nice hureo. which are,’'I aenpturri injunction, re—rep—J1*. <h*‘ plan* on that occaawn, I am mistaken in ceived thia y«*r, A’rao/re.f that wo, SchoUra of th. Hast­ Jfojart what we moan. him. It waa mure like a mob and every ing. High School doainrerely regret the Will Fiub'y, atep eon of8. W. Lane of j‘ Tbe IVoteylcrian Society of th. city of momeul of ita coulinnmeo after «the firrt action of the Board of Education in not BwtUixI, hwraeurod • position aa clerk to' I Hratiuira. bare pcrte-cte.! arryngementa for burat'uf caUiuriertu wa* ’over, wa* an io ountiauiog Mr Mitchell a* Prioeipal, and thr large ding atoreof Parke, Daria A Co ,' j an exeuraiou to Detroit. Belle I.!., .<xl ro­ ■ah (•> the rprakor. Meu took off thrir E.,Mt rrepatfully r<quart the Boart to reeooeider ita action. turn Jo» '^h, at th^y figurewof IX3U boot* aad pounded the raei*, took off aad Mr*. Kiohard Young “f -Carl- per ticket. The train will leave Ha»ut>s» Alpha Carter. Henry B. Dewey, :*rt today or to-morrow foe Vekmoot1 at 5 A. >1. ro that th. exenreion party E. 0. Dewey, . a virikto their daughter Emma,' can rnjuy • Pi<oic di““er "" ®tl>* U*' Belie Spaulding, and hare raveral boar* to visit notable Lixxie Mu<>r, in the city Of DrtroiL ret.rrini: Frank 0. Thi.ra, Br, and Mr* I’. Ro jew vf PrairievilU. ^j^uv. Detroit about 8 P- M- Thi. fo Anne Nerioa, . patio;* <4 Mr. Harry ILigeru. one of tbe However, •» thing, moat end and after Men* Mudge. rare ormortanity to vfoit tb. city of the firm of G-ok k Reger*, are in tbe city ajXZTiu braaufol Island Park f« quiet had bran rralotml lond-tattt were rl-iiing their aon and friend*. about one quarter of regular rate*- Th* made for Col. lugmoll to reply in brer Carri. Graham, The cSccra -of thn Harting* elwewr of the aati-Graal men, but aa hd wu not , Will Morae, focinry will nwet at th. factory iu thia eity a member of the Coavratlirar. be could not Genie DePue, <.o ktooday out to tranaart «ueh buri aw*i .x-nion enjoyable in every Alli. Hale, be heard without cowraat and tbi* the Edgar W. Brock, ar I be gnod oLtbc eompney m»y require.. hare rirrody .poke- for fair wetehrtnreSerrote-'h Co»mro«-«nt of Al Gr.nl men would not give. A vote wa. Fred II. Alien. Don’t forg*^ the rtrawlrarry fertival to Hubert Snyder, ■ ta»Cd1<.S«lS».‘**'“’?Ti’ taken but all »*>• .loqaeoc. of Emory U held* by the Baplirt aoricty al tbeir 6t.Srr* and all the eolhu»>W> «f mub <11. D. Brttar, eluq-fo room* ou Friday afternoon and the 17th in*., with ew»tn*Uon of elamw, w„ not .uSoicnt to e.rry thi. propoeitioa Frank Hadley. nrever meeting*. Fridny 18th., examina ctixiog. lUfrawbmenta iwrved fro« »«« L ofefo—- S“«rd.y 19th do. 8-* through, and the veto riiowed that the Probata Court.. Cuovrnlioii were in f*vnr of district repre—— *nua»! adJrtws ■catatitKi by a deeded majority, and the Burinera of the Barry County Probate Mr*. Elisabeth Henry, of Ihrtiiird, Mo.Afoy-ortto . . •itiing tuembtr* were ou»t*i and lhe con- Court, for the week ending June Oih arrives! in tlic eity a f.w day. aineo, to Cletwnl Smith, Jndge. tcatanta took thrir atoU. *T«nd the rummer with her daughter*. Jwh laL—Eetatn of Daniel J. KetehThe OonvMUon adjouraral *1 -30 m Mr, Anstiu Calhoun and Mr*. Tbotnrt Cha morning .ad by th. time 1 got * .treat Betkwith. ’ oar and r»* No"*. '* •*,in^ The atteotian of our reader* ia eaifod to S.tnrday night lb. bril opewd for nomlhe new ad. of L- Stern. Mr. Sterol*om jMtfouand continued wntil ucriy cf the m-w wide aw*k. of our merebant*, Ertato of George I. Repkina at ah min­ uightmJ bo fully appreeiatee tbe worth rf ora Hearing aoeoant and report of guar­ dian adjourned to Slat instant at Mt Wa learn that Mr Finch Mood who. H will be reraemberad we .poke of in *•* MiAiffM*. Pixley of minor. ; Utt Bakum a* recniriag injurfon from • rettlark*ble runaway* ' Mrawr* J»J Petitioa for appoiatmeut of guar­ H— California, an! Frye of Main., supported ,dian filed. pile of lumber folhog upon him, la not «t - rnuebil tahb«rri*r. week ending Jnnel. 18Si, fwrafobod lor tbe BAXxnt. from.tbe Law and Patent USce of J. McC. Perkin*, L Knee, just north ol Patent Ofiee, Waahingtou, D.’C. Correepoodeuec aoiimted. T. Bridge. Slwgia, Hand Kimp. G. J. Bicknell, Grand Rapid*. Carpet-lining. A. Ctimlc, Aon Arbor, Commode. A. C. D^dge, Charlotte, Milk-pail holder. C. Friedeborn CUre, Domeatie boiler. H. G. Hart, Detroit, grinding and polialilng wheel. H. M. Keith, Commerce, ami. 4 ‘ ' P. Harger, Pontiac, Vehicle •P»h>K W. J. Ray, . lepbeming, . _ Clutch. M. A? Steer*, Kalamnoo, Pillow-aham bolder. J. B. Steck bam, Jaekaoo Pul­ ley. N. A. Voaburgh, Kakmaxoo, Danger-aignal. G. W. Zeigler, Clin ten, Treadle power machine. ORGAN OR PIANO Please call second door west of the Bank. forold ones. . New organs exchanged ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED E. 49m3 A.. MATTISON, Second door West of tbe Bank, Hutinga, Mich. UNDERTAKING Amonj the delegate. to Chicago fo Ca-j I eb Taylor of I’ennaylrania, who waa a del epate alao in I860, and who waa tbe only man io that delegation Io vote for Lincoln The Uy of tbe political land indieatre that tbe candidate, nominated at Chicago Tadaday' will carry the Union from REAL ESTATE. knappen’s Law Office. drapair. A aingle bottle will ninviocc you of it. great merit a. a health ri'Ocwer. | for it begin, at once to give new hfo and ; vigor to both body and mind, never failing to remove ail symptoms of any and every diseuc tb*t ean be cured by rimming, renovating, purifying and rtrMglbeui.g Knappen’s Law Office. Mr. Nathan Barlow bee be»a appointed agent for Tux Micuiqak Salt Asso­ ciation, located at Eaat Saginaw, for tho rale ofSALT AS A FERTILIZER, **d a .apply mannfactnred eeperirily for that purpoeo can be foasd conetutly in hie werehouM, for ult at fair price*. Thia viU ia entirely free tram dirt, or hard lump, and ia made by a prtneaa which Knapoen's Law Office, Farm* For Bale. I$ALL’S CATARRH CURE. ger an experiment, but iu great value haa been fully proven, not only acieutifiorily and theoretically, but practically, by coerce of tbe eery beet and moot raoocraful agn- NO CURE, NO PAY. A pamphlet giving tbe reault of many ea peri menu haa been placed in our hand* by Nr. E. G. Brown, tho Agent of the Hart Saginaw House, of which wo doubt Knappen's Law Office. Great Opportunity. knappen’s. L» Office. Great Offer rgana, ami Piano, sad ■ gvo.rri line ol music goods. Sheet music, books, -tool*, violin rtringK fiutra. fif<«, dram., month organ*, jew* h*rp, etc. Sheet music or anything i. tbe mraic lino ordered promptly. Cleanfog, repairing, .nd turo- O ' b*>a»CT rate. Apply “ t*. Knappen's Law Office. Money to Loan. Knappen Office-__ WOOL. WOOL. •” *»rr iz.7 I Km prepared to do Aikse aV? WE WILL MAKE THIS PROPOSITION. WOOL CARDING! Ou xborl notice *t my (larding Mill, Nqrth side of the Thoru- nppfo River, iu liaatingn. Al! Woul sent by Express, pan-ela containing 10 poanda or more will be paid one way. Prim 12i orata for Cardtag aad Oili^. REAL ESTATE M W. M ARBLE- �The Blood ia The Life. Wo know but IttU* about the dwwil.— nHodrijAia T.mrt. Isn't that an odd rtaUmeni fer a printer to make ? " Upon a modrat grave atone iu Vim ccnne* Cemctevy appraM tbo plaintive legend: “Ilk neighbor played tbe enr- --- , - -..... ,ro not able to repeal. Their behavior toward tbc ofectiou law* L/rn» one of tho worat among the ua-v dbyraorful /a-.tcre in lheliiatory of thj Democratic f^ty. soada Bribing tbc Central at any point, will not require any certificate for that road. All Club, ristmld elect three (3) dele­ gate. with alternate.. Aa matter, uf lhe greatest importation to thn State at large urn to bo considered, there should be a full delegation from each Club in the State. Therefore, kt none bo turned dalogaloaM a matter ofpenuaal compliment, but appoint men who will go to reproacut ; take ita place in hiatory aa thn moat insparuot temperance convatrtion ever held tn the nurtbweal, in view of thn eooae qucMO. that hinge on iu action, and every I I..I. .'n ll.n 4,.,. f~..n ,k. reyrcrented in it. The liquor men have drawn the .word, thrown away thcacabberd, and colerod the political arena. They male the infamou. demand .upon the political partie* lhat they rvfuae to tbe roveroign people the Tbo California .Supreme Court haa over, ruled the dncuiau of the lower court* and rokavcd Ketrnvy from the Hour: of CorMr.'Waabbunm ia .till iil at hi. broth­ er". bouMs in Portland, Me. He ia threat­ ened with typhoid ]nrumonU. milled to live till tbry die a natural death, ro a. to .bow the world what a m.gnificmrt heahby country Tcxa. really i..“ Bilkingtim baa |«*»cd away. Mr*. B., who had jaat read tbo notice of hi. death in the ncw.paper, raid : "What a pity John couldn't read thi* ! Ha would be ro pkarod to ko hi. came in print.'' Ao old bachelor who particularly hated literary women, aaked an author*, if aha could throw any light on kiariog. "I could," arid »he, looking archly at him, ‘ PROBATE ORDER. “Wurth thrir weight In gull” k what COUGH! COUCH!OH! •“wa, Again, with the cvmi^vf tbe ehcwlaut j lather, and ub him : "Are y< ii'a a provoking thing iu htn "No, I'm blacking the More.' nun nature to M> rej ly. UoMDina and the lilaw, the aoojt bird* and tend. Through tlieir rirculant and thrir the charming weather, wbirh, all combin I| organ the J*M« l^ulrr, they 'hurl vi- । ed, rvoder I’rri. tbe meat delightful of'Itupumlion aud shore at (bare clama ol i our ciliscna that represent tbc beat moral i | ritku in the “merrie mouth uf May," ba,! renre, intelligence and fwtrioditu uf tbe^j the Priai. do I'loduatrie thrown epeu iu doora and welcomed in—for a .light pe• uciary cn-uideratiun, alw.y. underlined— tb« invar, uf art and artiaia. The arrange-1 rueot of tbc picture* u not,tin nil rmpect., •n’t going to have a fit— a good owe A radical change ha* been nw a twelve inch gutter, made thi. year, and many of the artiMa juuth. bathing corn in a are mdulginj in "curie., uo* loud, but j Tliu Chairman of the Mrveral countice deep,' upon the derated brad of Moorieur >d>c.u!d aec that chia all renehea every Torquct, the Sou* Secretaire aux Beaux- Club in the (bounty, and ahould have it Arte, for iatrodneing the iaaovaiion of pablubcd in the county-paper.. grouping all the “hon cuoooura' picture* , , By order of tbo Sum Central Com. HoilMtT K. Fkazkk, Chairman in tfco beat room*, the painting, by foreign J. C. BoMTWiW, Sncrvury. uniat, all by tbeuualra iu tbc next rix •wimaiiuir'dirr.1 off the boot <..mc time ruocu, denominated "(Trieric den KtranEvenings nt Home. I ego end ha* nut come to the turfacc ; I'm gera,” and then expelling to tbe dreary Il ia u bad sign when a kuabiod d.xa 'afraid that uraclhing mn*t have h.rrened regioam of the corridor, about the gariko not »pcud hi, evening, al bom*. i— •• ..il.- i_ . ... t Some all thn remrieing pictnrra, many of which men". bu«inca> dutk» will not permit there are quite aa meritoriun. av ihiMe inride lhe । to do tu, and they arc excumble, but are juMcrtholew mart woforunaldy placed in building, .nd might have hero tbcre hung (jiK for enjoying the .wettest aad b,«t part' if to many "naaule.' had not been admit ■ uf home bappinow lit. even a wuhe I ted 'picture, whkh oo human bring de- aigu when lhe wife and mMhcr prefer* to riren to look upon aud lire), and it ao <pcml her crewing. l UcWbrre than in I lie much wall .pace bad not been ruled in tbe bore eoneoure roowt* by leaving vacant IST1LLINGIA •rar.1 Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. KANT AM- WEST TO AND FHOM GRAND RnPIDS AND DETROIT SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. A Netti fiivine says: Loitering on lhe Boulevard, or idling in a oak in hi. momenta of leiaure, the I'ariaiao dream* out ol Hmm manly, heal­ thy smarts, in which il 1* an Anglo Saxon", i thutuand* to tbeir thin every year. It m W-t to excel. Billiard, the Paririan Ii a pity there can t be a playroom tn every •ill tW. bat that nay more active ever- I Ipreae where there are young ebiklran. fil­ ciac than that taken in the lhrec-liall gitno led up with aimpld yymiuMtie apporatu- , <>f billiard* should be enjoyable ia siR/ipi |, kept rlcar i>f furuiHre, m> that all aorta til I lively g|siw* and indoor ap«r> may be in­ patently, hi* upinion Thu, it i. jfcx ,! dulge-1 io, and open to tbc bouttrvu. little •hooting, rowing, and many other apurta j folk* whenever they waul * “.prise,” Uni txjudiy cwmmcndablu hX^.m,i ncrivbd I t> Tt.TT -DmvBw VwWW nan I. Um U—• »?. TUTT’S HAIR DYE. ?*car.‘ <Jffioo,~35 Murroy’stJ-iewYork. full recognition from the raH.hna, wla> have never taken to any apvtt ro kindly m I they have to racing. Alorarrcr, judging from the actual atato of the caw, thedk .porta aeem detioed to remain .Imuit a direid letter in France— uokw >...me cnlightened patriotic effort u mad. u» bring paatimca no healthy into popularity. It ■i.i.l .n’.-.r, ..r . ... _ .i/aneorie, rioce M. de Jonvcnal haa licea | lecturing on the advmability of irocfamg of fun, good paopk.cycn if it be a liul* । .booliar III the nation, »ud ha,, moreover, uvi.y, .nd prise it enough to plan for it. I taken the inilialivo iu the mailer of wdretThe b-l'M QmiHtrlg Rntue for April' ing aad jauchaaing a piece of land, oo which io lay out a Ivcg.raogc ahootio- liu recently appeared from tho pram of • land —in imilatiim of Creedmoor and [ the I.KoxAuu 8«xrtT I'cauan’iita Co., i 41 Berday Streej. N. Y. Being the or-1 Wimbledon. It woulJ, ofevuree, be advis able for lhe loeslioo uf thi. aland to be gau of the Couervativo party iu poblimwithin tbc preeinrt. ol the Capital. How- two waa delayed till the re.uk of tbe reeve, M. do Jonvenal dura nut duptBe of ornt ricclion. in Knfl.nd wx* aaowlaincd, I that tbe pulilacal article which u.ualiycno-, elude, each number odghl lie fhtmed in accordance with th*-event. Tbe leading .rtidc on "David Hume." give* a brief .ketch of that pliiluwphrr'a life and character*, and enter* with vuue .rsapa: StWING hiACI. ’•4 .*4 Xl.ap tra 4alkM< an. tair.*- ..e4*. w~«-ti»«,l value u thn IJnp Bitter*. Ju»t al thi.' waaon of the year, when the atom.ch ■ need, a* appvtiror, or. the blood need* purifvmg. the chr.|e»l aud beat remedy in Hop Bitter*. ,Ao <>une« of prevention ini worth a poundol eurc. don’t wait until! Dw/ac&rf it Atftfratet. REMEDIES UttarrfM it Spicily. Utstrfviud ia Cotjinclit Utprticdcticd it Pffitltv Atd Utdisfvtcd it tks Brsjd C. lifie.tr*, *8,1150,100. Silver eertificala. 112,221,270. Certificate, of depo.it out­ standing. 8 12.815,Mm. llefundtogcrrtificata,*1,413,10-1. I^gal tender, ouutanding, WIU.ijat.OIG. Fracth.ua) currency oai-ai.uding. *15,592,931. Subscribe for tho Banner iu leatimooy and kij* : "The ante ol War net’. Sale Kidney and Liver Cure, lor Bright". 1-iso.ae and other affliction. <>t Kidney. Mid Liver, a. well a. Warner"a Safe Di.betc. Cure, fur diacs*,-* of name Coogrcea can not think much of itself to be a JJaurninx to ion n bogu. boat race. However, it m up to ->4 mark of keeping the doty ou pulp. r V t^gSS^s-RStSTcw! J0HNST0IT8 4" SARSAPARILLA Sis- win smia nicm»; co. The Superior Court of California baa aiutaiced the general demurrer of Hallock again* impeachment proceeding, by the Hoard of SupwrUora, and diamianod tbe TAKE .THU BANNER High Priced Butter. Buyer, pay the higeat pnoe for "giltedged butter," but want every tnb to bo of an even, bright color. They recommend tbeir patron, to tun only Walla, Richard­ ton A Co-'. Perfected Hutter Color, aa it ia the moat reliable known, and will give a perfect color. Il received the only award ORGANSEtfgU Thera ii io impremioo .mon" Uhlo politician. Hut Giorgi II. Pendleton i. scheming for the Cincinnati nomination. Why are yon Bllloun. IkeauMi yco bare allowed your bowel, to liocom. ccwtirc, aad liver torpid. Use Kidovy-Worc to prodnen a free .tat* of Iba bowak, and ii will Ktmukt* the liver ta proper action. clraMen the skin of ita DONTRENT D TOLKDO TRAW8 lSan.il ,... T-ET........... ■..... — � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-06-16.pdf 12845a5678699df48ffa25690071e31f PDF Text Text vol. 2. NO. 7. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE IB. 1880. WHOLE NO. 1308. PJlffiW. HD B03IHE3S CARDS THIS PAPER NEW YORK. THE SPEECH C. Since the authority to rouble im­ migration cod iuicreourao between th* I United Suioa and foreign nation* reau ' with the Coogteia of the Uaiiad State. ! and the treaty-making power, th* RepuL-1 licaa petty, regarding lhe uurrntrteud im- You are requested te rail st AGRICOLTl'KAL HALL and examine and then t&ke on trial one of the ALGER & ALGER. ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS duuhtedly led In. hi* own nomination. The blowing i« lu full text: Cm. GarlaU—Mr. PreaidfM. I bar, eiitire-ed the extraordinary aoenet of thia oiarsBtion with deepaolicii^e. Nocmo- These harrow, are fully protected l.y the Grover patent., and are WABRANTRD AGAINST BREAK AGE. " you dcatial candidate, litre rontiuaed to in­ spire him in hit career a* Chief Kxecotivr and that hitlorj will accord lo hit admin- BUCKEYE OR WOOD MOWER, Reaper or Self-Binder. Call and get one before it is too late. I sell a fu’l line of. campaign, and that all of ea who hare take; a part ajainal rath other will find ourerlrea with equal lea! bearing the tag and with e<|Ual leal carryiag tLo lance af ! lhe Republican party into the ranks of the «.»/.• [Apidauw] Aiming which-tnay be found the Massillon, Mansfield, Russell, Pitta, Case, Westinghouse, Dow, Binlnnll & Wood, Tabor & ____ Morse. HussfiJ I Call and Kmiu My Supki. | CHESTER MESSER. Agricultnrnl Hall THE PLATFORM. CHEAPER THAN EVER. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS! Air. Picrrepoat from the Committee on ’lalfurm aubmiued the fallowing report rhich, after being aligbily amended at ap<ar« below, waa uuanimoualy adopted. ' The Republican party tu National Don will thia great quretion be actiled. [Crim Let ua aid lhem to night. ol good ] | Gnit applatwe J But new. gawtlemcu of lhe cunveclioo, what do -we want ? [A vrricw, ••Garfi.U,"] Bear wi>h me . mo­ and the puoiabmeot of all who vivlain paper currency from thirty-eight per rent, ‘ Hum. at* lhe emly aafe methoda by which to the par of gold It ba> re.lured upon a [ an enduring jwarr ean La accurrd and pen , wild Lui* pay meat in coin of all national mu* pt-teps-iiir itubliabed throughout, obligation* and La* given ur a currency ab­ j th* Sc-uih WhaUVrf promiae* lb* Na solutely go-1 and equal in every p«r'. lion make* th* Nation Usual perform A of our < xtenda] coontiy. It baa iift<-d lhe ■ Naiiou ran not with aal.-ty rehgai* thia' credit of the nation from the point where duty to'th* Stales. Thu ".Solid South" mu»t b- divid-v! by the peaceful agsncie* t ban 0<W io the aamenme^od ear exporta.which were flM.lMMI.IKM) l<wa than nor import* in I860. were »2t£,000,<KMI more (ban our importt in I87W- Without ranrting t,> loans, it het, Mare the war elated, defrayed DENTIST Nashville Micbiiai THE CASH STORE to help lo make him the caodtdale of the RepuUieu party for Provident of the I'nurd Plate*, Ikeauie of three thing* I rtand here and pladge Main- lo give lhe miMl aarnent auppotl to him from uuw uu J. J- fiM Carriaie, Siu aid Onamlali painter. I Sweet's H°Tel, Imperial Soap rapport of the people, and thir Court-ulion rubmila fur their approval the follow­ ing alalement of the principle* ami pur­ poem which will contiunc to guide and inapire ita effort* : H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES m an enieadmNrt, after the- foregoing bulk •elf lu lhe favor of the Balina, and that of*lhe platform had been rend, and wtt the fruit* of the coally vtetoric* which we adapted after much diweoation ; th, entire The Price of the Imperial Soap i« $-r>.25 per box of. 100 < lb. hire achieved through imtaeoae dtScul platform at given abort bare—75 llw. m the box. To atty one who will wml u» an order (Signed) Bl’UtlKR a premium. Or the orders umy be sent to us for one or more boxes at a time, with nrmittanre, and when we have thus received credit acquired abouid never be impaired ; orders for 10 boxes ^e will send the eleventh box free us proposed that the penaion* prutuia-d abouid be If you do not wish to send money in advance you may l-aId . that lhe debt, w much rvluocd, should bo *lliBgUi*bad by the full pay­ deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your ment of errry dollar thereof; that the town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt retiring indrutriea abouid be further pro above. Cft AMPTON BKOTHBRA ra«Hl' Signed : Gm. A Brown, T. E Daria, A. Suuaal, 8. T. llnulun.S. Albright, J. T. Shaw, Aiu Seoek, J. A. BoVetlin. C. E. Hooper, A-C. feive, J. Jaeo,C. N. Bren ILLrtSWH.l'Ti'C.ntrtll’™ WAKE UP! 1 ImO Corner Monroe end Jeflerwn SlreeUt, New York PIONEER STORE SAWS FILED, Chain, Tails, Btteji, and Sofas Kr«-j»> coMtanil LIME. HAIR, STUCCO, CEMENT, BRICK. TILE, LAND ^LASTER PUMPS. PLOWS, DRAGS ^ir lt. Th* work of popular education b one left to lha care ol ths aeveral Sutm, but it i« ibo doty of tlw Batiooal govern ment to aid that work lu lha extant of ita ronatiiulional ability. Thu lotcBigoore of the nation ia but tb* aggregate of ibo int«IHg<m<w Of th* amrunl BUteo, and the deatioy of the nathra tuua b* guided, £by tb#fcolM of any on* Stale, bat by average geniu* of all. ' 4. The cooatitutioa wiaoly furbida cungrem lu make any law rt*|x«tln; the c* labliahment o( religion, but it h idle to hope that th* nation can Le proteeted agaiuct the influence of naerst aectarianirai Hen' Ynta, Boji aid B7D Jj.rMPWSI,1 CCLTlVATOltfl. POUBLESHOVn. VLOW8. LEFT LTM'S FLO WS. HANGING WINDOW CCRTAINb Reaper and Mowers. Pays the highest Cush price for nil kinds of Farmers Pro­ duce. ' Fnrment will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the above articlee. Win at his Ksvator, comer of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hastings, April, 2. 1879. -19 CHA>: L. J WHEELER. I Il-J I l~i awgfiljl ill.--J llwte.nl 5. Wa roaCrm the bdirf avowed In 187G that lhe dutioa levied for th* parpuac of revenue ahould ao dberimieaia *» to favor Antericra labor; that no farther prut of lha public domain aboold bo made hr any railway e* other oorporatwa ; that alavcry having periabad in th* Sure*, iu twin tartartaj. ■">* dm ie lb* i lenitorie* , ibal everywhere th* protect­ ion Mowded to a ciua-e of America* ILjbmW ILgshBL I i ..gessnl li.^nwatf J W! II-mbmWII' ___ '»_.^nSi|yac government. [Apfdauac] The light which alm wo frvta in tanner dw|<U«d I be darkoow in which tkrery bad enahrouded the rapiul tad mailed the aback lea ol every titre, tod consumed, io the fire ot liberty, every titre pen within the shadow of the mpitol. Our CtiSuut! indaerriaa, by an imputeriahiag policy, wen ihatasdrer pruairalcd, tod lhe tirwuM of rvve- �ieT the Chicago Yfee PraiJent tbepoMibn tfona! aupremacy, on tbe eaber foe Slate Sotere^iy. Tk'» a oMUot which will New Yobk, Judo lltb. 1880. drcUe wbeiher the n.ifoo shall place The past W«w4 Iim been very largely givoa over topolitia.M much a», iu tart, that leal incident, bavn >MMpkd a vary small part id public mention. Standing arounu belUin Unrd. and mobbing tbe newaboya for a week, and they Handing around tbe baUnl-box ibow anfe-guarda sutoc work all mint Le-crvae-l i-grther and lowered into the well Thu. l.r U.« driller. Lava cMusntrred principally granite and gusim. which aru eaoily bored, tbe granite t-eiag a toll, ehippy. uaeloa MOM. eioecdingly -plenty on thb bland. At one point they struck u stratum of kept New Yorkers too basy to give their quarts 137 foot deep, which farad them eu.tocnary attention to tbe hsppeainp of to replacn their drill shout every nine everyday life ie the city. Despite this abeoebiug ialerart. however, pretty nearly all grown up Gotham has found lebure to drop an actual or meta­ the plas ty fctaa. phorical leer upon the coffin of old John Brougham, who died peacefully early ia tbe WMk. rad was buried with all tbs bonon the thatrioal profaoawn could be­ stow. There b proUbly no member of tbi. honorable guild in tbb country who patnothm, between trearan and loyally. Tur nomination of Gra. Garfield, by tbe party which preserved the Union, baa ren­ dered the eunfirct more emphatic, as Gra. Garfidd ia the very bepaning of tbe amfilet abouldored bb gyn end dnriag tbe war wm fjund fighting mBufuIlj on the aide of tha North. Since then Goa. Gar­ fidd hra bora ia Congrere. sliko figbtmg the Southern Brigadier., and rtadily favoring the ause of Justine aad liberty. His reogremiooal record b ibovc reproach u: co ill quotfans he ba. ever arrayed biurrif on tbe side of tbe right. Tbe platform uc which he it nominated fa rally exedbet, aad ia strong term, it plaras the Republican party on record aa favoring end the vindication of tha publie faith, and also an favoring lha protection of all iu tilFive iWegata d»d mi rote Mr. Frye in the chair mid tbit Mr. ixeov without regard to previous ooodhfon. Arthur, barleg reeeivM a majority of al! tbe votes rest, was the candidate for VicePrmidral, and inquired; “Shall tbe form, Gra. Garfidd ought to be. and will Mr. Haytmrad, of California, moved be triumphantly elected fa November next. that It be made unanimout The Long Itltnd Sound Calamity’ Votes of thanks were than num mi to the On Friday Utt, the steamer Naregarartl officers of the Convention, and the u»ual committee of one from State was MtbcriMd to apptbe the. candidates of North rirar^nd soon after entering the tboir nomination-, when tbe Oovvulion Sound, dnrkocea came on, aa did also a heavy fog. The fug wfablfa wm blown, at faterrab, but aa dispatcbca have it, “not r<i often coeugh" lu prevent tbe dreadful ealutropbe that occurred just a few mln uta before midnight, _ At the above namcil hour, tbe "Stonington" a steamer be­ longing to the owe line a* tbe NaraganmU ran fate the Naraganaetl, crashing into her port aide, jurt fa front of the whool-houx. The Naragansslt at once look fire, and (be wildat confusion CHESTER A. ARTHUR, ensued. The fire raged fiercely, and tbe quation with aenra of men, women and children wm, either to be burned, or A Grand Party. One week ago there was not a tbou^p' drowned. Life boats and prmerven were fol Republika ia lhe country who did not sought fur and procured M far aa they would go, but tome of the boats were feel, aa the Chk.go Couveotimi proceeded swamped, and aumc of the preserver* were to bailer, th»l lhe Republican party wm '- unfit for iwe. It ia usckA lo attempt any­ p—Ing through one of its moot critical , thing like a dracriptiou of the terrible scene, for that could not bo Jone Tbe epochs. There wm danger »a every baud. Two powerful faction, were tvolcndiog for did Broughem. lie wee bora in Irehod tovraly yean ego, rrasivod a eotbgute od ueatfoe preparatory to entering tbe rank* hb election io lhe effioe. General Arthur preaciacB rtoelletl qualifications, ia unfail rag urbanity aad in wide rad long txper tbe (tagw, however, st>d to that La early ienre of dealing with mon and affairs iu devoted himself, ecrirg fire* io Loudon, relation, ropuinng impartiality no.Ire. than' la 1812 he cams fa New. York, which courtesy fur tbdr proper eooJuel.'lIe adds peculiar strength to the Cbicaro ticket pre­ cisely al tbe point where it wm moat liable I to woakneoa, aad no other Vice Premdentbl nomtnatiun could have ban more per­ ilous to the democratic prospects of carrjing the Stalo of New York. fLOWXt POTS. SSIDS nt BULK. SLWBB BBBP. bcator” Mren. Niebob, Co. have been ot.bli.hed foe mere than thirty yean (dating from 1848); aad for more than twenty yean the ( Vibrator" ha. held ita pesilioa at lhe bead of Ihrrahen. It bm Hood every and all kind, of test, and whereier it ha. been given fair trial ha. taken tbe palm and won cuuSdrece and irienda. Ths fatura of rapenority are su many iu tbe “Vibrator." that to enum- YOU CAN GET THE BEST ICINCHOQUININE] FOR @63.00, OR A. Tbe people uomia.tol Garfield, and gardiag prominent members of tbe profathey 11 elect blm v •ion, which I gut bold of .osm lima ago, And now they charge that Garfield ia a and which may Lt of lateral to your readers Arlora may be divided into three daaaa. Stan, who make eirannoaa 1 profits , leading men and other specially ; favorod eumpaaia of stock member., who work for a guix! alary, from HOO lo ffillfa 1 per week, aud tbe minor members of tbe profoafap, who belong to a Mock company <>r bare inlermittcut engagements ia comeight or ten day.. They are waspbh. i1 paatoa and cumbinatfana, whose rem users ■'Garfield Grind, the Gritty Granlite.," | tfau varhs from 115 to* 185 per week, *ud whose, labor is harder than any is a bead line ia the Columba. 7imre. j Yt^an kick a bush in ray county of' Ohio, and out will jump a candidate for be *amc m Sulphate Quinine. ilLYSIm.* tWrF r -.*•*«! FOK LESS MONEY AT J. LEE REED’S The Cbfasg-:i\n'i says, Garfield ame j |nbows poor material, I WILL REPAIR THE SAME FREE OF CHARGE >ue> if it il it in Bi sent et‘Ut to my mv Shop. rxiop. x.I .t am mil courting for John Sherman and look the gal LimM.ll That unhappy persunagv, tLe itepublican growlei, hie been abruptly deprived 6t bh occupation- fre<|U<nl benefits, |IS7^U>> annually It ia a victory tot the whole Republican Mia Neilson has made froth ll.OUOper party, and will be followed by another vic­ wnk tofil.tKM) per ufabt, Lut easily nukes coxa^rmceu fur fifty-two week, st tory in November. |5<HJ each performauiw. She fa a safe . -M. C. lieurge, tbe Repubifaen cradi- .ter fur managers, m b Fanny Davenport, dale, was elected lo Cougras from the- when she trarefa without a company and ia her old reportotra. 11,000 per wack f bare aa great confidence it Gen. Garfield Ureter Sc xs I— Republican >,.milfag) gatbered about the ballet io boards last m 1 have fa any man in the Rcpublicaii —"How do you like tbe nomination ?" party. I think Ute nomination will be week on Woodsy to watch the progrra. of .attained at lhe poll, ia November.' The Democrat -(muring off >—“I slwsy. mind the Chicago belfotiog wore a soliatons Rev. Dr. Ifaeon : “Tbe nomination ia a look. A* they wailed in Tuenday'. rain atroog one, and 1 erauider it a happy uulthe rewnll of the voting, there was greeter They feared that tbe dark bona thia b lb* whitmt I ever MW." Gra. French A. Walker : "Gerfidd <’ tbe baiter fight wm to be evotinuod indefinite, brainiest rare that could be chore." ly. But when tbe break occurred in lavar Tbe Michigan Deusocvsts, in Convert­ of Gee. Garfield, and 17 votes io om bal­ lor victory T” Victory firn is tbe doty of tiro, hare put a. great many Ikmocrstic lot were followed by fid the next, there every good Republican. PrauJestial aspirante out of tbe way, if wm a Irak of relief, and when the news their rcaolution declaring that no man who Il wra Gen. Garfield who eaid, on his way to tbe eofivsnlioo . “If the unit rale cnwM that General Garfidd wm sure to be evidraa of aaxiety. j Stock 1 of Ihb lumber carried al lhe foctocy . at RattU Creek, Mieb , exceed 6,UlM),U0U ■ feet. The sama care M cxnviwd io the aelectusu cl all materials. The sale, of tbe '• Vibrator" tbrtslwn, engines, and harmI powers are steadily growing with each Bcei-.o They have lhe market, anl will (‘hold it. The firm wm inaorporat«>l in , 1H&F. Factory rad main office at Rattle -1.1 f,. General Grant Uba bi^defoat phdo-1 scphically, rad aaya tbe nomination of Garfield ia all right. j Tbe New Yorit 7 ratsM aaya. the third I naled Scores of Republican voter, were declaring privately that they would not Commiarioner of (bo State l-*nd Office. vote for .neb and «ach men Ylure we. WeB, wo think the only l»»m neoomary in 1 lu glmet will never reappear. (he ease of the gentlemen who to-day vo ac­ "The office .ought lhe man" lbw time ground for fare tbab<>r/ majority ‘of tbe ceptably till three offioa, rack of whom is ooorratiua might pay no bead to three aerviog on hu firn term, b to say that they tore, aad huntrd six daye lo pick hiiu out from lhe beat crowd ever gathered. will cement, at tbe niggardly aalarire Tbe Conventiuo at Chicago wm one ot paid. to accept a rcaominalioo. The peo­ tbe hnert gather mg ot a political nature ple will take care that they are renominat­ that baa ever been held ia thia country. ed, not only bereuc they are by all Re pnblian usage, entitled to a reoomiualicn,; Republican party were gleeful over the but bereusc in tbe history of tbe State no fact cd warring eicmenla M Cbimgo and set of men ever filled three pootuoos more duintegrstion io the rank.. Il war Speaker aecwptebly to the peopb, or with greater Tbe National Grecnbackere at Chicago ability, hence there is no ooeasion for any nominated Jama B. Waver, of Iowa, for change lo be made. Preridcnt, and B. J. Chambers, of Teiaa, HASTINGS. IN I am celling Farm Wqgotu this year cheaper than any on-' in the country. I warrant every Stick of Timber and every Iron in them jlo be good. Any Wagon or Buggy* of my make that ia broken and PAINTING MY WORK hi» Kitason better khan ever before. i tsotl a Wagon as if cold by anyone. who will call at my shop. WAGONS 6R BUGGIES. Bitters I am dctcnnine<i to make m Thi« I wij! prove to any man Price lower than any. t.ih-r Ha^tinge,*March 23, 1880. 2746 I ILIBWIIM Heady for use by adding Hot IJa'/^r. A auperiar mdatli- lute for Wall Paper, Hard Finixb, Kalxontine, etc. Cheaper, and Easier Applied. Crane, etc., arc uncertain, Lut play enough racoMful eogt^mento to bring them out. at the end of a year with a good profit. Of these prominent srtirts many often share after ixpensa, tbe .urn deducted by lb. manager varying from fi2(M» to in different alba. J.ffetaou hets bslf of the groan receipt, up to fil.OOU, rad 75 per eeet. ■ beyond that Lret-r Wallaek I_ 2___ i. . -t. . . a-Mm —1:1 . -i. ■■•ml KIDNEY DISEASES, | LIVER COMPLAINTS, Constipation and Piles. also, 12 beaidiful Tints. Solti by the pott-nd in Better . !> pounds Alabastine will eorer 50 tquaro.yards, or 450squat* fed. 2 coats irhitewashed wall may require more- •furry yellow, or the tints fade A jnirous- tir The white will Pot Par sale by ROBERTS 4, HOTCHKISS by thcae ladim and groll.m.a, some are vary large. Sotbera oweed, two yean ago, tbrre quarters of a million, but jwya haw taxes on unremuneratire real .state. Ncili.0 cwtu real estate at fi540.00U. Owens has property of about •2,000,000, and i» a -pecialMi" like Jeffenoo, Booth, with tbe July number, . I «___ •--- ----1— a ■ 1 A.U, time to subaeribr. rsrunoB, JUti XTimi delpMa, Pa. NICHOLS,SI IEPARD&CO.&L; VIBRA rhraaUiaa MaeMnar-r ■ a»d TreeUoa X. HtrnU talk. nominated, anxiety suddenly gave way to cj abouid be adopted by life National Convention. It would bar Bayard, Thurmao, Judge Field and I’sync of Ohio. Tbe Convention doubtless aimed ita wherever tbe telegraph flaahod the inteUi- blnndarbuan at General Garfield. geons of tbe suspicicu. rnsult of tbe bal­ The MmiMlioo of Gen l Garfield looks loting, hundred. of tboesild. of roton wiser with every hour's contemplation who, up to that lime, had been factions of Hb record b full of lhe material which a great party, ware .trailed as one maa. makM enibusissm in a campaign. From Thouaandj of men who hod been lukewarm ihb little nolll dectioa day, bo will ambeeeuM of their fare bawmc ealbuaiartie. linra to gain strength, for every UMult upon Mm will only bring out clearer the A party that ww dapoadent a week ago b ebmeoto la hw ehnraeter which make it hopeful and confident pow ; men who were •°-W8IS .. - ____ lakewerm rad querulous a week sro are Those who loot rams of money on lhe ratbuaiatk and strong ia tbe falib to day. nomination of Grant probably know more now than they did before tbe nomination, party 181 ita beat mew a week ago, aad la alllioogh lo bar. told them that they did analog it evidently breaking Into Jiaoord not know anything about lha matter, ant Ibtiana, meat now be surprised lo find would only bare aroused Hniri ire, and Ui lhe brat neo of lha party alive end ita caused them to think every man a fool who did not bdlere m they did. IT SWEEPS THE FIELD. a feeling of bopcfulnre. and elstfoo. Several tone. in ita history tbe party Ims bora in similar atraite, aad apparently ra Um eve of dbmtegvetioe, when some CTM of almart a providential character bar rallied its KOttariag feUowvta. Several CROWN Sewing Msehiae. brain only a few yean ayi>—aa were the Atlantic cnLle and the Facile Railroad at lutioury schema are lo grief through their time—b now nearly completed It b tbe largrM aapeaatou bridge (m to hie oppcwition. Tbe Baulo C.ak Juoraal soya, iu J. length of span) fa the world. Beneath tbe Hudson Hirer atunral that b slowly National Republican Couvcntiun (Jenera) but Igrely connecting New York with its Garfield was the champion of the righto of New Jersey dependcoda, and forming the people. They understood that, and wiabed him to be the nomine For y..p- three d.ya cod in anBhxation or oonaolida tiou, ia creeping onward. Al the northern rad of tbe bland the ship anal that io To Beootoe Blaise and Boeyctary Sher­ to ooctMot tbe Hudeoti rad Heat Riven, man, more 'than to —J other men, the and restore to tba I hrhtn its/nxt prestige good oofftpenr for it b e feather in a as a factor in New York1, oommcretal suc­ credit of rescuing lhe Republican party res., b .ran to be begun. Ia the same nun's mb to be counted with that part i f lhe popufatMn of thb ooantry in whiel. from lhe peril of a third term candidate la SZiT._ _ _ _ _ _ the country would fail to receive general luppurt M * eaadidata for a thhd term Tbe 11 rand Rapid, /,‘uy/e aaya. General Garfield baa ever been the oosaiatent Mend of American industry aud material davslopmanl, and a Blanch champion of hooart money. He ia a statesman, Mt a mere theorist, and views all questions from the standpoint of alaieamanahlp and strong la not Grant v. Blaine o» Sherman, but it eommofi acwc. That'* the kind of man is the peittoipU aad policy of the Bepub*e need at lhe bead of effaira. lion party agairat the State righto DamoeGecmral Garfield met with a cootinnou. reey, rad rebcj brigadim. oration all the way from Chicago In CloveIt ia not missmry to inform ray man land. At almost every station the people of storage inislligensc that the agreaaieot ware out ia force to weieome (be Itepubli- Ito the coalition on the part of lhe DamoI crate in Maias WMSorared ia tbe espao- PLOHKSCS H A ftniffK CO. TEN SOUND REASONS ■rearere i.nytnM* la It’ W«alr ikr bum gwre././ .*4 earabfa msdua« daya ot llriuKb I > MbH la lha *Uk Utt tl lbs Kuta I’klKED: ’xsr" JBT’ M XHTAL BXWIK.I M SCUtVK tn. r»il, far Ita -rM.-Vutu.1' 1,-1 No More White Butter. ‘ • No dairvmen can afford to make and Mil white bettor. Peopb who buy butter a kTuio want It yellow, and are willing to nay revcral cents per pound more for H than they wells that io being eity, and it io not <---------------------- _----- would for the l.rdy looking Muff they New York w not behind in the greet often bare to teka. By using Welb, RieUrdroo A Co's Perfeeted Butter Color, grana for improvement. every dairyman era have lhe gnljra color ot Jnoe the year round. It b aoM by druggists and mere brats general! r i t ' ’ Tbe Gladstone of America, b what tba Chisago fH2>»te dcnominaiM General Garfield ; and the greet KngfiA Ubers! need Mt tool dbperagvd by the eemperi- NEW GOODS! WOOL. WOOL. I am prepared tn do DBY GOODS! MILLINERY WOOL . CARDING 1 On short notice at my Carding Mill, North aitlo of the Thorn­ apple River, in llnatinga. pureelg oouUiuing IQ ptMadu Julius Russell’s �Tbe population of the 2nd and Ward* fcot <j> at 1,184. Who know* bet thia ia the etamuu nicnt of a beautiful apcl) cf weather ’ A tide Iraek ia eoon to bn pul in a Newton, Fowkr A Burton lumber yat Middlevine has Lew doing a large Lctretching .1,ewers, of Ute. but one got away the other day by dodging elf to­ ward Grand Rapid*, and wc think tint peritap wa* right, a* tbo r»>e Mb up­ on tho just. k> moat it fall upon lhe ua of tbe meet beautiful citua upon the con­ tinent of Amorim, aad bur beautiful inland park "Belk laic" ia a gem of nature aad art. Many people through the interior Mv. Nrtha, Barlow Ua bora eppoiMnd agvut firn Tni Mica to a* Salt Amo CIAT1OW, tacMed al Era* Saginaw, for the aale of SALT AS A FERTILIZER aad a rapfly m.aufoetere-1 specially for that purpoae waa be (baud arurtully in ha ralt to entirely free irun dirt, or bard lamp*, and ia med* by a pm-a— which teevea taperforated in It all lha valuable plant food, a. well m ingntdieata oalculal aod w ill gladly avail tbeamelvea of thia ad to Ire* and tag them, while other, had quite m moeh opportunity lo enjoy a£r tf tha plea—nt “ already coal fuu looking on. Ooe of oar lawyvra took eel daya of their liv«i Th* lime choaec, the 29th of June, of aalt aa a fert ilia-tr and iu tree ia •<. loo muih delight in th* exciting paatim* On one occaaion hi* hone hetai, blindfolded aeema very favorable to lb* forming «m- ger an experiment, but it* great value haa Charlie Bowno and wife returned from and uutneoagrable. turned into th. Bap^ munity, m it oom*, joat between two beet, fully proven, not only aetaolifioelly Tiffin Ohio, on Friday taa(, where limy tirt Church yard, ran through tbe the very bmy aeoeen and at a time whan they and theoretically. but practically, by aeona went about iwc weeks .go to viait the back foeoc down a very atoep bank three need a day of enjoyment before fating lhe mother of Mr*. Bowne or lour rod* into lhe mill pood, but th* A pamphlet giving lbw reeult ot many Secretary Sherman'a rvftuai to rceiom- dtadple of Blaokatooo not being J art ready experimcou h— been placed in oar hand, mrod tbe reappointment of the Collector to po down urt« lie water, quietly alid ofl by Mr. E. 0. Brown, ibeAgwot of the at Philadalphia caoam eomc comment about aa quick aa he could, over tbe crup­ Eart Saginaw Hoaee, of Which we doubt among politician. iu the Keyatone State. per oa to. tho ground. Entered at tin Post Ofiicc. Hastings, Mich., as Secondclass MaJt er: ' ■' Mucb tick Mm about throe days, ague, principally. Remember Percy A Hall to-night. Mack at I'oioa Aak your pension agent ifyoar ipplica'licn for pension ir on file. G7 Gtn. Butler received 95 vote* in the The buaincaa at tbe llaatingn ebecoe factory ia rapidly increaalog. We learn that'there were two attempta at suicide io-oar city Ian* week. New eruiawalka are being put in wUpre they are much needed in the city. . any on<- in the ry»lron in them xt is broken and ME FREE OF About what du you think tbe popula. uon of llaatiuga city will foot up ? Coll Second door went of die Bank, and Don't forget your peaaion claim moat bo on Me at Washington, Jane 30. £7 Goi. 11. F, rd of Yankee Springe made the Ba strut o#cc a piewant roll, water* B»l hr make ns 'vm lo any matt my other good If you would enjoy an eveaing*. enter­ The herdeman. who war aupcrinlcndiog tainment, go to night to Union Hall and tbe cxcreiada rode down by a circuited The trwin will lotto Hartioga at 7 e. m. bear the Percy i, Mack Variety Company. route, and drove-ahc murtaeg out of tbe They are here to pleaaej and they do that waler and up the book into the road, reaching Detroit about 11 a. m. Boat to where the rider remounted and rode him Belie lafo and pie tie dinner 12 m al Bello We, and bootin'- on lhe liter 3 Any man,who will hitch a team ia the Bet a ahow ot this kind, like all other bourn, will leave the party I boom (ample hot ran aad lot them May there from lime) lo riak ibo notable placet it the ahowa mart be seen to be appreciated. morning llU night without a drop of water, Imagine a Clay or a Wvbetcr, stripped ought lo be forced to undergo the tame io the auspenderv, and hair atreaming in wind, mounted on adimiauliva wild borne, Bcnr in mind the exranuoa to Detroit tearing up through Main *trv*l. leaping, and Belie lale M> lhe 29th inrt. Il <neta kicking aod bucking, from om aide ol the Ticket. may be purehaaed of tbe oombut 12.50 the round trip, and you m.y rtreol U the other, tod a huadred or two nuitee. R. R. Agent T. J. Baah, aad at never have lhe privilege'of making th* boy. .nJ men running after whooping and the Drug Store* trip again to cheap. •houtiog, and you have ooe of Mark Doe l forget the date, and don't let youraeivee think that you eani afford lu Ooe day lart week, lightning .track a Twain', pictures not a whit overdrawn. go ; but make your arrangement, and en­ raft maple tree ou the I.nd of A. N Gil­ Verdy, the rablime ia Wedai lo the ridicjoy tbe plaeaaatem trip of lhe acnaon. leland io Cartletoa, which .tripped all the (Bet tha utuetaaga are void, and lhe b.rk from the tree from top to root*, and wild aport ended. In looking over the plowed furrow, in th* ground lor forty feet herd we wondered if lhe Murtaog LtaiDelivery of Agricultural Imphmeata. The Garfield and Arthur ticket take' aod introduced to lhe notice of everybody, On Saturday loot Copt. S. B Smith of like wild fire throughout the county with bear* any rvlatioa.hip to the lineataenla of MiddleviUe, delivered 50 Champion RcpuWirona. That ia aa it abouid be. Let 1 lhaae murtanp.) Mowem and Beeper. that bo ban (old tha every individual Republican oeuaider himA* incident uccured io town a lew daya araaoo, broide. ronriderable many oilier adf a committee of one to do al?be can to ' time, which might be laughable or other agricultural implement*. There waa a help roll up on* of our old time majorilice1 wine according to the makeup of thoeo who witnwmped the juke. < etreet parade after lhe delivery, the excel­ Tbe type fur tbe new Democratic Barry1 "Toper" go— into a drag Mora berried lent dinner, and ibo cbamctcrioun apewcbm County paper turn arrived, aad the prraacei ly and producing a flaak —ya to "Drug*" by Porter Freeman aad Capt. Smith, will arrive the'lent of the week, aod it toi “My wife b aiek and I want to get tome Graded by tbe Ueledonta Bram Bead made now expected that the £rrt iamm of thei brandy." paper will nuke ita appearance next week.' "la yoar wife very afak T The ofiee will be ia lhe Bank building, ia “Tea' and I want aome Wpndy for her, one of tbe room, ooee occupied . by thei -fight aw>y r Drag* filb the flaak, receive* tbe pay, and Tvpar depart*. Soon after however, polite Station Agent al Middleville that ’ Toper aod k couple of cumredre are aecn R. B Mcaaer haa already received four by Drug., to be vwiting a bam back ol car load* of Reaper* and Nowmn thia are th* Jvbntun Htraar,—Soapiciuua eiream .Mr. Lee Potter, the cbeeae man of tit* I laalinga factory, void mx vplrodid ebcenca laid on tbe 12th, and we gladly make the correction. Remember tbe day, next yesterday. , Haycu and Whecter, tliiio and New Satnyday, the 19th. York. Garfield and Arthur, Ohio and The croquet comp.uyt wo !«ara, are contemplating running all aummer with­ out abutting down. ”, etc. mdin BetAir / A /Htrousi ftr kite will not KISS Il probably wot that Monday la*t vernier next, tlf tbe Democrat.. Tilden Jr GG, Thurman R7, Seymour 70, Hen­ drick* Cl, and Hancock 56. The granger, of tbe twenty held a pie&4dicre abouid remember that all appli­ nic on the Fair rround. on Friday last. cation* for arrearo of pension* mnrt be on Tbe turnout wae rather (mail, la couaefile before June 30, 1880. 0-7 qranee. w* prvaume, of the extreme Luay Th* walk in front of J core' building time of ibo farmer* planting and cultivat­ eart of the BaN-VX* ofiee ba* at I ret been ing. Ac. Hua. J. J. Woodman el Paw |’aw delivered an able aJdrowi upon tha built, and it ia a good ooe. fluti<-» of taimen aa to electing to Gmgrree Lergu qootitire of Wool i. being «>en who will rtaod firmly for th* right* of brought to thia market, aod b bringing firmer*, aa agaiort reilrood rompaoiee io from 33 a io *0 c. per pound. hnpovirig exorbitant rate* on farm produce, It H reported that atrawbereie* on it* tattle, ttte. He loueb^ upon patent Uke abore can U- had for on* cent per light awjndbe, aod a* a whole, hb (pouch quart, if picked by the porebaser. If you want any berrim to con, leave your orders with Ualoa there ar* e good many miataken mtn, the wheal crop ia Barry County thia df the drug aloraa ar* eelliog more whbyear will be not to exceed a half a crop. ky lo gemlere than are the aulooua. If that Tha editor of-th* Banmix took in the ia so, aa invmtiplee Into tbe matter might gvaiwl delivery of agricultural implement, not be amiae ; aod abouid It prove true, a at .MUIdlerilk Saturday Imf, by Capt. good doe* of l.w might be jually dealt vol, and il untrue it wuojd'do away with any sin-mat of ebjust hmpiciun. When the Udtea of tetr ray «Muot walk upon lb- streeto evening* without receiving in­ unit* from drunken rowdwe, it b time aa We will lunbb lhe Binmu to new invertigatioo took place, and if lhe aelooaiata do not Sell the liqatw that reuaea th* •ubaoribev* (r-im now until after tho elec­ tion in November itelt. lor tbe turn of drunkenown, then the autboritivn have FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING! VV e have just opened our Spring Stock, which comprises many noteltieg never before brought to this market. Ladies Linen Suits and Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits. Ladies Fine Underwear in Linen and Gauze. White Skirts, White Aprons, Lace Tidies, Lace Lambrequins, Pillow Shams and all kinds of Lace Goods. An elegant line of new novelties in Parasols and Fans. Gents fine Summer Underwear in Cotton, Gauze and light Merino.*' Ladies and Gents ‘FAIR PRICES AND GOOD GOODS.’ Beat and ebrapret Bunting at Brel and chrapeM*Suntit>g al Bert aad cIre*pent Bunting Beat and che*port*Bu.Ueg Beal and ebc.|«u"Buajiog Beet and ehra~peot*Buut*ag Beet aod chvopeec' Aenliug al at at al Grant*, al Great' ORGAN OR PIANO Please call second door west of the Bank. New organa exchanged forold ones. ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED E. A. MATTISON, 49m3 dbaaec h— ■' tendency to wee.co the mind, body and nevvue* Ayrtein. Do out d—fair. A aingle Intlia will convince Ci uf it. great merit a* a health renew—, it begin at ooee to give new Mfnad vigvr to both body and mind, never failing to remove all <yinput*, of any and every Second door WeHof tbe Bank, Haaiinga, Mich. POWERS BARLOW, HARDWARE ! After Ibtcniog to modry expremioni1 and adomnitios. which imed .pootau aoaaly from tbe mouth of Drug*, Toper retired with jaw aod ear* hanging down. The tax-gatherer ia again un tbe war। path and ineieto upon our cootributing our mite to the rapport and improvemeut of the village corporation. A lew year* ago the expeoac of the vil­ lage waa .early all payed from mocic. col­ lected for licenee granted to Ralwua and HoteL, aod fioce eullccted (hr drunken- eale. They will have a public delivery un Saturday next, and aay they can make aa fine a diaplay aa Cape Smith did. if they can they will do well, aad wo doubt not they Lave aoM many valuable machine, and will tak* pride ia making a* good a ■MER GRADELS. Literary Revolution and Universal Knowledge. dark and gloauy heir. How h tbb ? It Theo many of lhe country people cure- evidently » not colored, for it haa a percd ca bacauae wine of their number foetly natural appearance inatewd of the would get drank every lime they came to barah, dry, (taring look of hair rtoiwd trim, and k would oomrtimo* euet them five lo leu dollar* before they got away hair dym. No I jl h— been mtoerd to Now wo have no aalooo or dnAieg Ila youthful color, luntre aod vitality by home, we collect no Gora fur dronkeonr—. tire um of that wonder ol wooden. Hall'. pep all our expenree by direct taxation , Vegetable Sieiltaa Hair Renewer. Il bra and now the ume country people curve u. many imitaton. but there » nothing like because they cannot get awnahy full every time they come to town, and some of them ilia aaid go to other lowna to do their trading where they ran mix ia all lhe n. Mtewiag la . Htatemrat •«>n Iteaelpta “SwiUiwilliwiortum'' they can bold and *■4 Dfetmraemanl. al tbe Ifl.te Treworrr • go heme happy making their familim and O4m f- tk. w-k —4i*( Jew Uta. 1M0 Balance on h»ud June 5th, 1880, everything about them happy or unhappy •1.207 969.38. Remiptafor th. warit. aa the rpae may happen to be. •25,048 40. Diabureemeat*. • 10,371.22. Sunday the 6th tort, will be remember B.bnoe on hand Joo. I2lh, 1880 •1,222,ed a* one of the stormy day* ia thia part of the eoeolry ; th* wind blowing a pl* from uerly wore 'til late at night, and rain iarvmlntfy falling. A gentleman from ibe north port d Leighton township nay* in hi* neighbor­ hood many fruit, shade, aod fore*t trove are broken, and much of lhe wheel i. fiat sued entirely down by l|»e wtnd But there baa never been a storm that had no end, tbarefure today is eaim. warm aad pleasant; aad everything in na- townabipe i. 1880 wm 1332,625. Woodland, Mich., June IS. 1880. Uint io town on Saturday ba* aa in which m 3.27 per cent more than the usually aero eu our atrrei Selardaya number ahrarod to 1879. If tlrera bra Tbe Woodland Select aehool wtO oomToo toucher- woriee on farmee you know. been a corrvepoodinp ioereeae in the re- meoew Augurt 30th, next, with Eugma We bear of aeveral individual. about maiohjt 232 towrahipe, । her* -ill b« Davenport and Sept of School*, Mier Piaiawell who have plowed up their rtraw- 1,830.266 .beep .beared in th* State lb. Emily Holm-, aa iaatrnoton, and our harry fidda ia eouaequrooe ofberriea being tarewent yrer. and lha total dip al tha above no plenty that there ia no aaln tor them at average per head will be 9317383 Perry A Mack', lent aematiooa have been giving <mr HartMfp people a treel in The Young Ladtaa' Mmrionary Society the way of th. feeel combination of Dre malic. Varinty, and Minrtrel entertain wdl give an entertain moot al lhe Town Uieot that ever vtaitcd oar town. Every Hall on To-day evening of next wook. Thu Woodland Cheeee Factory u a ouofeatnrn ia charte, moral and refined. The moot fartidiotu ran tak* no exception to oaao, 3300 pound, of milk were reeeivod Owner* of horoen, nettle, -beep and bog* thia morning at lha factory. The Teaahen* leantnte a* thia place will do well to read thoen Kttie notiore ported up about town telling them in laac week waa a pUaoaat aad profitable what came they ma look for aaid aotimaU PERRY ROYCE REAPERS I We pnblieh lhe aaoouuecameta ia oar advertising culumna.A* y»ry, end aeldom trouble, uuraalroa to enquire aa to the quailtier.or menu of lhe warm advertioed, further ilan to amure oareelvrw that they are legitimate and rtapeetebla. But when aa article perform, miracl— in our midst, traMlormtag tbe old to young, in appear- fifty rent.. Tn* Hoe. Wm. Joaoey, Secretary of Ou* of the leading Udiea of lhe oUy State fur Michigan, haa iaaoed th* follow­ rake M to give plan* to the following ing circular dated Jun* V Crop aod stock ■Why waau't Mr. Mitehell eteetodT reporta received al thia otto* from 815 Became be WM »□ AomaroWe mrtu.'' la fact thin world to a beautiful world; towaahip ahow that there were 1,580,928 It b apparent that the rappJy of rtrong Next Sunday,. in Emmanuel Church, sheep .bored In 1879, yielding 8,213,554 there may bo world* mure beautiful, but ■ra ia the RepuLltce. forty to eoaaiderBi.l,or Gillrepte will ordain to th. Dineo pound, of wool Tbb b no avenge of thia h the tarot beautiful world, we re­ ably more than three. member ever having Seed la. nate.Mr. Horae* Gate*, a graduate of Naabota Theologie.1 Seminary, Wieoouata. ahow that Ibo number of abeep ia the Dcm It* Wark. We gueaa that the gloriooa Fourth will Mt be eelobretad in Heeling*, bet then on the 3rd, you know, Ben Butler will be here (ia a horn) tn open the Greenback campaign. CW8MSJ tai: How IM Her talma!! damn Clark Eeq. addremd ahrgeacd cnthu*'a»lie Umtperanee nmeting io Balll■icre cn SundayQi ir iciVl corer i j ( lloiweaad 2|« Iota io fourth ward. Good bouae, well, and cistern Cureasta, gouacLernca and groper. Thia place i- O, I can rpif ty it out aod fill it with good brandy, give^me th* flask, mj> Drug*. ■•But, mv God I" aay* Toper, aotnctiiing J awee F. Mead, Eh|. of Lauaiag, Uaa been tailed to bi* parental. home by Ct« wrior subiti- ' $500 REWARD UNDERTAKING r or any Cano of Catarrh that Can’t HALL’S CATARRH CURE. NO CURE, NO PAT REAL ESTATE. WE WILL MAKE THIS PEOIOSmoS. Th* ‘ Suaday Tribaoe,” Rud.arter, N. RUSSELL, REAL ESTATE Knappen* Knapoan's Law Farnu For �—— ’ Ayan—Aid. Barlow and Hardke—2. Nays-Aid. Preeton, Subbioa. Wood and Young—4. Aid. Barlow moved that the salary bo fixed at 8450. • Aid. Preston moved to amend 850. so as to make the ■alary 84OU. Tho atneudment was adopt­ ed by syor and nays aa follows . Ayes—Aid. Barlow, Preston, Stebbins, Wood and Young—5. Nsys-Ald. • Ooneral James Abram Garfield. General Jaraea Abram Garfield waa burn November 19,1831, hi Orange. Cuyahoga County, Ohio, Ilia father, Abram Gu- LlXbSBrs ItLOOLt StUKCUU simply called ter a social ekat, you can call me 1-y any name." “I propose to pre sent you «i:h sumo Lowness ia your Im*. I have a note <-f twenty five dollars I vuot you to enlk-ct.*' And handing thetiwyw a noir, departed l» call tho imx: dsy. As soon aa Ac war p.-nr, the lawyrr ascertained that it •■> one o! hie own promtsro lo pay. J- bis client appeared, and in- By Aid. Preston, that tbe salary cf tbe Recorder be fixed al 8200. Motion was carried by aye? and nays as follows ; Aye*—Aid. Barlow, Hardke, Preston, Stebbins, Wood and Young—C. Nays—0. Tbe following accounts were received : AccL Tom. Tinkler, police duly, 8 2.25 “ Ed. Reynolds <• •• 1.50 publicans, be haa succeeded io vindicating bimaeirio th* minds rf all but the moat blindly partisan of his political opponents. He ha* met inveatigetion aad critieiun Girly and aquarely at every point, and lenaiL siussis ®CAM t fTOKEBO ElMW The Blood la The Life. sioncis Time TaUe Taxing ERaet. May ♦. I COMPAN V. pEfESSESll AKD BUS TWSW® kTifefiWt'.WSR.. rK.L-S -a ALGER & Al ^tatb oy mi chic ATTORNEYS AID S 'JK." Prejudice Kills. “Eleven vaare our daughter suffered on a bod of misery under the care at several of the best (and some <if lhe worst) phy■iaaM -I... — r.„ __ _ ...5Z' i names, but no relief, but now she ia re­ stored to ns W good health by aa Maple a remedy 'as Hup Bitters, that We had pooh.il at fur two years, before using it. »e earnestly h<,|« and pvsy that no ooe else will kt their ,iek suffer aa we did, on Al! of which ancouuts were allowed in aecnunt of prrjadieo sjaiuit so gobd a full by syce and nays al follows, vis: medicine as Hop B.t.cra"—The ParAid. Bulow, Hardke, Prmtnn, Subbini, Woodpod Young—6. Nays—U On motion Council proceeded lo elect a < Ol.klBCTIONS A M’ UAaTUFf^- MICUl HASTING!* AND " M STAGE ROLT tif.-l Sew Hampshire. The f.tbcr died * In 1883, leering a family of. font children. li»wa eon'of the first settlers ofthe towndffp of Orange. Tbe widowed mother tepl together her fatherlow little ones, of Council Proceedings. sham James A. was the youngest. Hard lit balk I—Tom. Tinkler received A nanud labor fell to bis lot at □. tender ago, ' The Common Council met io tpeeia) rotes, Daniel Haskin, 1 »<xo sud C. E.. Money Spent In Printer's Ink. semiou on call of the Mayor on Monday Barlow I vol*. ' The 'Union.' Upper Sandusky, Ohio, eve.. May 31st, 1880. relkli. rr.d.-r. . -While on tho subject of Roll of Aid. being called, th* following large faytuoi'a, u.- hero add ihat H. H. were present, six : Aid. Barlow, Hardke, Warr, t A <.*■• . .f llvci.rater, N. Y’., have Bppre]viair.l hirerpendfrure fur lhe pres­ Preston, Shrines, Stebbins, Wtiurrt. ent J.ar, 81110.1 -rnr . ulvertHre; their Wood and Young—8. Waru. r S..I-- Ki i , .. ,j jj.-.-r Cure and Heading <if the minute* wa« dispensed » n.i— Ayer’s Hair Vigor, xftftZS&teV*Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. EAHT A5DVWK8TTO AND FROM GRAND soataiu the City and to pay the 810.000 bnixls which become duo next February, 1881, and itinerants come here aod pay the paltry sum of 83.00 per day, which not only ia au outrage but a detriment to RaPIDS AND DETROIT tbcugh not always curel. 11 checks faUlirt liarttoge, May 29,1880. . W. S. G-ndroar, O. D. .Spaulding. 11. J. Grant, A. J. Bowse, A. Bower, Good­ year A Co, B. Mudge, Joe. Pflug. I!. Lolicrf )L.. E. Stauffer, k Mown, Ed.. PuWenq .Roberts 4 HotchkK John Kurtx. B. Dickenson, John Bremer, B. J. Hcnderahou, Julius Burnell, Drwia batr, Il Imparts i lulity Bergh bad a boy arrtslrd in New York tbe other day fur cruelty t»animals. Tile ltd [isd only soaked some «l>! chestnuts iu a bottle of vutrnifugi*. The must remarkable of rvcwsl opinioca ooocerning divorce (by a woman, of cemree): •'Piturec ia all vrry W'U in ita Way, but I prefer widowb-od—jt'a vurrr I waa dawning upon llio oitolry rbut was bound to claim his attautiuu' and lhe I activities of hie intellect. The Rcpubliean party had entered updi its first cam­ paign with Frcmool as tt»' standard bear­ er. Tbe spirit of its, phltean <0listed bis warmest ermnalhi.-* ami h, VlILubs-I li and abated in the Borrow ul ita dereaf. In I 1859 be waa elected by that party a mcm her of tba Ohio Benate, and look his vat as tbe youngnrt mernb-r ot the body, but approved by ayes aad naya aa follows : >Jm—Aid. Barlow, Hardke, Preston, soon earned a reputation a« a lagiaUior of abiiitv, industry aod uscfolnnu Belum Shriner, Htcbbina, Wviaaert, Wood and theefoso of his legialaliru hibors, ibo ala re Young—A Nsya—0. V-1.1 > —L-n: a... ■■ Account of Beery II. Bailoy, rent ol Engine It.t<> May 3lrt, IS8U, 121.57 and account of A. M. Blaxo, salary as a Forty acoood Regiment <4 Ohio volunteers, largely reexuiled by hiimcr. At iu bead he entered Kentucky to Deuemlier of the HOC year and wan immediately assigned Ayre—Aid. Uulu*. Hardke, Fruto*. to tbe command ofthe Eighteenth Brig nd* of tbe Army of tbe O!»o. As a eom- Sbrioer. Subbina, Wchaert, Wood and ■aader of thia brigade be evoducted ■ very Young—8. Naya—0. The I.JlowiDg cvtnmdnicatiosa fruni the Vin Ihepanmant wore recited a* telTv tie Hot'iniLle thr Major taJ Commos Qixac^l of tkr CHjf <f llairiagt: Gori-xuEis Al a regular meeting of 1‘mooer Engine Cvmpany, No.l, Hart Inga Fire Ikpertswat, held st lb«r room in thia eity, uoTotwday, April 2, 1880, the resignation of Newton J. Bronaou, Wai reoetved and accepted by tha oumpsny subject to the approval of yupr Honorable Body MymM W. VadoMAK. Secretary. 7« (A* lliMurulrU dluifor ntd f/owsa-.M 6«un«7 n/rte- oitjr “f Haiti,]. ; GKRriKMas At our regular meeting held .May 2>rt. 188U, lb* blowing per Pioneer Huso Co , of Hartings Fire 1 oartaw-tu, with your approval—John Bi l>y, Ralph Newton. W. J. Micbaki., Secretary. Dated Engine Room, May Cl, 18«0. The requests were granted. On motion council adjoaniod. John M. Bbsum, Cumioon (Jounrif fuel lu regular session Juno 4th, 1780. His Honor, Mayor Wightman in tbe Chair. Roll of AM being called, the following werepevaont, vis Aid. Barlow. Hardke, Preston, Stebbins, Wood aod Young—G MinUtca of previous meeting were read aod approved. Committee on Fisanec reported io favor of allowing account ofGroblo 4 Rusacll lo full at 128.24 . also bUl of C. 0. Hol­ brook,'ooau to suit, the City v». Mre. Keofield, 842.50. Th* report rsa ac­ cepted and adopted by ayos and nays aa FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY ANO COLOR. rv JOHNSTON’S •1 humors and diaewa jw-vUliar U lb* eralp. harping II cool. ri.-w. and woft, under wLleh cmdiUuM dteoaxa ot the scalp and ba.r are laipuaelUv. SARSAPARILLA An n Dressing for Ladieu' Hair The Vtooa U Irx^xnparal-le.. It la enter-. STILLINGIA man was equal to quietly responded : O rippling rivrr Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer * Co., care —[Ingersoll. If Adam had Ixco crest'd a U>y insleail of a full grown man, be wi-uld bsv* dub­ bed al! the apples off from lhe tree, before tha aeryent ba 1 a chance lu grt ihrvugh tbe fence around the garden. A Georgia man io California wm b<«H-. ingof the six* of soul hr rn rroducii- r.». | Pointing to a barrel be said, "Wn raise Sewing Mac SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Usrnakd in Appeararse. UtparoUticd u SimpKeity. ' VmrpciuJ it CMitmtiM. Uaprectdexled is Ptyute Aad Undisputed in the Brood C. iboue are only hnckleberrira." A luail cuulracturiu l!i< Wist tuapl-ys thirty wild Indians to miry iho nraih They do thrir work well. They f.JIuw no rosdr, but strike flrsigl.t serum plains aod deveru. and travel niphi aod dsyy as IliivillE DENTIST . 1- J- Ptf ftrriaie, Sii ad P*INTER Mist reiKi Srelo; 1UL A Noted Cirine 'iHraere.**. aad t~<a wuhiM •■« bsMrsa ■ ’n.’Js iK'j im a. n. i> liSKoK SALE- u !*»• urti la Ihr *n*4| "“f p* i •• He enured ibe groeeyr. said m.i a word, *but allowed bi* can* in swing to ami fro exactly like lhe pendulum uf a eteek. The grocer only raid : "No; we Jell nothing on lick , and lire uuu wi<h ibe cane jorsed sadly ami silently out. r In lhe struggle uf life the kero and ibe coward, the cueqerror aad lhe conquered, need sympathy equally. Ofu-n the mir.il which upholds Mberw t.ecJi itself in be upheld , lhe li..uest hrsH that stun io boh! and true is fainting frum secret sor­ row, dying from sum* little wound which aynipalhy c-uhl ataOnch. . A glaw of wlii.ky sells for a dime and is drank in a minute. li fires tbe hrsla. TUTT’S HAIR .DYE. C. A. SNOW A. CO. J... A.b.IC<i .uAnr«7.;i WAF{MEI\S KIDNEY&L1VER CURE "* '.‘kisklr f ”!'* “tliss J ***•4»ltar> I"!!1"' uM.I.e, .xhi k«s4r.* •al „BI, Subscribe for lhe Ba nner DAUCHY &. CO. COL Malt Canada Southern Railway UNFERMENTED tmiTE SEWtKG HACHIM CD MAU BITTERS ^niMtaiatrni . tn«-<I is .it . ms wake t xrasis Tho NeW fork TWfauw, io reviewing tbe Whiiuker cue, says that o.xwitbstanding tho decuiou Of tbs conn of in qniry, there arc many oho will hot! to the opinion expressed bp Prof. Greener, that _ I—_ I L— L_ or__ l-_ I w 00 u.so. M u 00 *Nl> OO W In Rtdlrlao cvrTfwhrrc. EH-WinBACQ, James m. he Aan Loktsoit m.i Im,.... < TonDo rum SAWS FILED . fch. Wfctflnb. rests upon wank foundations, and than: are many strong-: things which ought lo have boon cleared — U!- -------- 1 Why did tbe eourt TAKE THE BANNER RE »« wixDor c � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-06-23.pdf a9b117c746d097adba729d5acd0208e6 PDF Text Text RATNS OF ADVERTISING. /nw*" *’ U"->r VOL. 25. NO. 8 THIS PAPER NEW YORK. ALGER & ALGER. era WHOLE NO. 1309.; ■ .>’™T T,.ru? ? ““ “ agricultural mall exMaido and then tai. on trial on. of the ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. COIXECT1ONS A SPKCIAVTY. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY., JUNE 23. 1880. original Kalamazoo Pams, Poa»c«. ) Moy 39. 1880. J Wiihte th. feu vh1[ Parij boo hod > aerioux oBbjnc* of excitement then Lydia aat at bar table, aod her face waa oak. but aba had out been on log. for tho w rda her brother I ad apokee to her be­ fore ba west not had inspired her with a tiraoge hope She arena to her f«H. an-1 while her bsahund waa wiahinz that hi. comjaoioo b.d retrained in lha ball,.be waa nut a Huie atartled to bear the said SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS These jwrow* are fully protected by the Grover natents watt? WARRANTBD AGAINST BREAKAGE, ’if you BUCKEYE OR WOOD MOWER, <an> bio owe liviag—aad for the prevent ttui woo all he amid warn. He'had baais Reaper or Self-Biud'er. Calland get ouo before it ia too late. I sell a fu’l line of Haoly to be gratified : but hi. father died whaa be wan twelve ytnra.old. and than THRESHERS and ENGINES Among which may be found the Massillon, Mansfield, Russell, Pitts, Case, Westinghouse, Dow, Birdsall & Wood, Tabor A Morse. . • . of the maembly or dinmleior it in «M of di/ordw. To ihia tba Cabioet absolutely nb>tcd, and lie abinf, M. do Frcyoiaa, JreUrod atrjlagaiaedly that bo woald not aii Simlae Bj Saapl. CHESTER MESSER. rer’s Agricultural Hall gray hair to n ALITY ANO COLOR. CHEAPER THAN EVER. _ Lydia Dearborn aa* aiotw in het jmtltug nXta, aod bar conutcnace w sod deapuuding. She waa am over I aix year, of age, and though bar f» palo sod wan, yet aba waa beautifu warm fin bunted io lha grate, for AmLvvwa did not apeak. Ha waa ex­ tiled. He waa afraid bia aiiUgvnlat would I oiMtruit bow good b» head waa aod atop1 Hat the batting waflt on until Ambroae.1 hurt placed hie laat fraction of tba boo- i • died oo tba table. ■Shall I go higher?- naked the '•if’4- Byllauxcihin I. ara! UMte-u ofteu c“rr-l- It checks fallim ««ly, and cauaea a new • ’fc*n eHnda « NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS! t for‘Ladioa* Hair ’ mpamMe. Jt b Culorr'oil Dor dye.'and wUJ ■brie. It hnparto an But, iuatcad of asawaring ia woeda. Lidia ruabed forward- aod a^pk upon the mau a brcaet, and tharw ahe wept for joy. li wu ia truth, her own brother. Aod yeu d.du i know me V with a aiuile, alier be had Uktu a ■■Why. no J.mea. F.ve year, I <cred you wonderfully. U-ard all over your lace ui.kee CLOTHING !• The finest and best kept* in the iyly and cheaper than any other Merchant will or can sell them. (Uiard iu.bviier .|inu. But al ib« bcx> Laud ha loal |&U0. ilia apinta aauk again. But he u..w rmUrad lu play care­ tally aad wiu back wbat ha had turf aud ibc« atop. Tbarr W do oaed of fuBawtug lha game atrp by alrp. Tl.e man wbu held ibeua .aide waa^uvl a prolcaaioual gambler, aor Call and get Prices before buying elsewhere. KITE ng Mac. DENTIST Siapfcity, . f f it Cotsindior, 'tried ia Popularby r tie Brscd Ctai- Miciiiai Naskrille THE CASH STORE Hustings, Michigan. June 8. 1880. ?• J- Fuv, Carriaie, Sift ail Orawilal PAI N TE R Hittiapi, Mich irtrlng Mochi: 1718 lock, aod finally, jest aa the £oek atruck •Icvea, Atrlruao Dearborn daggered up from tba table—penoihea I All—all »u gone I Hta AtJUOO— the tarn which he had aeeo Meajliy growing beneath bi. « Hurtt lor the Uat tew years—waa Bow Imperial Soap For the Laundry, the Kitchen, and for general H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES actly wbat I aaid to* Kato. Tuu n ber five yrara ago when yon need auch atorirn about gambling aoeoaa i .Mi aunippi. Ambrooe asked you to him to Liar poker, aa you culled it. taught alm the game, aod on one a The young merchant ataggerod from the hall—he tried t» borrow firat, borrow wtnethiog to .uamcnce again u» win beck aourcthing—but oo ooo would lend, lie mode "bi* wtj.to the atroot. and withour noting bio path bo Ha/grred oo. By and by became to a narrow ally which led The Price of the Imperial Soap is ?5.25 per box of 1001 H>. bars—76 lbs. in the box. To any one who will send us an order ."'VFoil—the apirituf gambling it now 4i, $62.60 we will send one box extra free tw fattening itself upon him. I can tee It for 10 boxes with plainly, though ho tries to laugh at my a premitlin. Or tKe orders may be sent to us for one or more fears. I know Ibis oo, fur I hare been boxes at a lime, with remittance, and when we have thus received told by one who ia my friend, and who tnld me out of ours fttaodahip fur AmThe firn hot J in the Slate with Paw- orders for 10 boxes,we will send the elevciitli box free uh proposed bruee. But I have not dared to lot him acoger Kleratur. above. If you do not wish to send money in advance* you may know bow auro my it. formation la, for bo would bo angry did be know that anyone deposit it with any banker or merchant in good credit in your had uM thia to m<. Ob. I know bh im $2.00. $».50, »nd $3.00 Per Day, town with the understanding that he is to remit it to us on receipt of the Soap which is to bo shipped to his care. Address * Tl'in’*'- °\4e* **** ’kmEwmrr,, urosi ui MDtmr™ u Ilttim CRAMPTON BROTHERS, UCHIHE CO Corner Mottroo and Jefferson Streets, New “York. HpjO PIONEER STORE ! SAWS FILED, Ciain, Tails, Mirais, ail Sofai dare not think of it Uo baa much money with him. Before you came I wet weep­ ing over my feara. I bare never let him know bow much 1 kahw eunoertiiag bia course, for 1 feared it weald only make him more rxcitad. Alaa. I kuuw not what to do. I do not thiuk he bee yrt LIME. HAIR. ■ STUCCO. CEMENT, BRICK. tttit, Thlngi of Interwat. Great de«ru«ti.rt> baa tweo uai>aed by a fire at tbo oil wot k. at TiUMvilte, Paso. laniTplasteii ' PUMPS. PLOWS DRAGS las' Yntta. Boh ail Ciiliiti CtfLTIVATOMS. IXCBLKRHOVXL FLOWS. LEFT HAJfD PLO WS. HANGING WINDOW CURTAINS Reaper and Mowers. Pays the highest Cash price for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Cressy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles, at bis Elevator, corner ofBrood way and Railroad Streets. A^il, rfttFiF. t Bp hit Unda atul y L. J.WHEELER. •Ah—(bro we’B walk tngvthcr” Bui tell me "hxi thia oiceuu, mg maa altered cM-rgeiisnlly, �Tf‘ Mud Sfiogore The mud riutgi^ by tba boowmej toward Gott. J. A. Garfield d«a not slick worth a oral. The «lary grab Huniioi, Mtcu, Je»« k3,1,880. Meal and the Credit Mcbiier burinem can­ REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET. not bo&ateaodto Gao. Garfield, a. h* H»E raXJIDXNT. wtu the aeeond man to return the extra JAME8 A. QARFIELD. axlxry, llttan Wilaoe bring th* finri, and OF OHIO, m to the Crodlt Mobiler bvioea. be never FOB VICK-HUBIORS f. I AM FAST A Montealm county erura* tak. r found .•* woman 86 yean old hoeing corn. . ' The wrvivom of the Kiftl. M^kigau lUglm.ut will hold a reunion at Eaat Sag­ inaw the la*< week, in Auguxt. CHESTER A. ARTHUR, make* Uo diffimticn with the hrigadiers, they willz bowl just the *uu«, tor mud Winging fa their .lock la trade, aod while they will only benmireh their own baada, the mud will cootitrac to fiy till the 2nd day of November next, when Garfield* pcrucl principle*. HnojMaby .jneUag ite' triumphant election will giv* th* mud jwrUUa* at nWing hurt. r*cnteilw Ite «p- riingwa a rest for four years to come. pctatnaM nf. an.! preveribing th* 4i»4ira aaJ powata of Deputy Huvtela. and poaa aa to Namvuxb, Jtraa 19, 188u. eito St eoa«Heral.lt lenpi lha opinio, of th* Eutma or ru* Bannib —The wiidom diaplayed by tbe National Republican O;ov*nlion at Chicago in tbe choice for President ia every day mom mutifaaL Ikpublicatu. everywbera throughout this pm of th* County are confident, are autiified, aod fed that jaat the right and wiwst thing ha. been doo*..- Very importand quaauoua are Killed fur all time, and can no more be forced upon tbe people by intriguing politiriau or office holders ualng the patronage of tbetr offieea, or the power that [KMilioa give* them to perpetuate their official exiMcaee. No wiser thing could have boco dooe than breaking lb* unit rule, and giving to each dtatric* aa tlie aotlliag forever lb* vexed third term .juration —There can be oo doubt whalercr that jerauteotly hanging on to office after the Mxond term, tend* to weaken party, duoour.ge young worker*, and give* to our political cuoaicn th* opportunay to talk about ring* and intrigue. U it now high rime that the Republican party ot Burry county harried wiadom. Thia ii .urciy RepuUtcan, and rictory ' thia fall it beyond * .(0*01100, uulc*a lb« party ia haded down with office boidjag barrido. The County Cuuveatioo .hould un­ load erery third term dead weight, aod giro ua « ticket that will command the cnthuniaMic support of every R.publieatuTba nr/aaeat that a man ba* filled aa on lhea will be no more than a,, .rtiaary office capably ia without pcinL ll ia a uaaidt ra any ciliien; they eunaot kwp lke Republican. duty to fill office capably, peue*. aor nuke irnsti when ertwrs ar* comaaluad in thrir pmeaec; auteida af th* »<*iu< it purely prrdniie in which they raid*, they bar* no powvr* whateier ; they Uke no oath and fin he bead, an i they ter* a«, .-npoaeiUe »up*r- ngbL It kcow uowto be the nettled pol­ ioraad ar* ■*< poalehaM- f.r aegleci ..r for icy of tba party to redone n good offirer by * eeoond nomination ; and it ia m unircrully expected of a man with any modaty whatever, that he will alcp down and out, and aid other ejually hMoat aod capable men whow service. and party fealty baa oarer been officially reeugaixed, aod nut ok the power of hi* office to glue himielf to hi* piat. until be h» to be tom looac in a party wrangle. The two term doctrine (now the settled doctrine of the Edwin Stovea.. a Uwyur ci Detroit, waa found dead in hh chair recently. Apo­ plexy wn what caved bi* inddec with th* oU party an »It qaootfoai .aar* that af kooac*. ba likely to tee* (alud by .iteir fair a aaawlailaa with th* oo-eeUod party *f vvforw, •kite now profeaM* to M alike dtoIru.tfal of both th* obi purlin ? Inrrensing my Tra.k- nn<l fur [CINCHO QUININE] OR Silver Dollars Will sell you Groceries at bottom figute awdfiii, 1*1 M .uppooc lb* Omnbutk polity, m pr»po**d »y ihi/w-sri, Io b* carried *et. awihae. Ba they awught the oytgtoal hu.b.a.1, It ia prorldwl in U. 1'on.tiuittei. Ikal if ao eapUMd la U> t*M hie wife waa not a (hatp*ra*a ter* a majority of Ite al*elaral vo«M tol.aadlteltetedteU her too cheep Lewie. Call mid get Prices before 13nj •W. H. SCHANTZ Ibroujk l>* La Uatyr, cun furnlch th. »e tMele to .liter party itey will. Ttey will aol veto for lha ItopebUcaa caadldato . ttey think Hwy can dictal. tert-, to lie OemoerutJe par ly by pr*.«atlac aa aleeUaa. until they bare YOU CAN UKT THE BEST Bitter5 FOR LESS MONEY AT One Perry A. Utile, who ha* been io the jewelry burinore al Cedar Spring. lor THEONLYMEDICINE THE DOWELS, , - and the KIDNEYS. anmu tufrwa. J. LEE REED’S IN HASTINGS. I am selling Farm Wagons this year cheaper than n . v ■ i? m the country. 1 warrant every Sticl^of Timber and every Ir-.n i thnn to bo good. Any Wagon or Bugjrv of mv make ihal h hr.'l and •hows podr material, I WILL REPAIR THE SAME FREI i»F CHARGE if it i< sent to mv Shop. I am PAINTING MY WORK KIDNEY-WORT Republican party be wire ia lime, andorna every rain who ha. done hie duty , retire tu the abide* ui private life every third term barnacle, and nominato in bu place uuly oueh a man a. oaa command the un eeryazplidtly hia ohjerlloat tofu p**-sje, divided .upport of the party. th* Prevhtenl tlndieal** hit pad lit. n «a. th* whole ijuaation In Ihe.wvnl* MJpwiaj. which* U th* me*n<e li sure of being tuallgncd and Our Wathington Latter. murapraacato'l, he coiunuwl to the .tlentlvu of *U folr-mbul.'l cUittM, who* apptntal Wxaiii.XGTOX, June 21,18bU. wore Brick Pomoroyitw. They doalrad to pay off th* bonded Jete of th* toes try by an Imc of Itfal tender acrip Iwariwy no Islemt. and making rvpodiatioa the penalty of a rcfoeol to FOR ©G5.OO, OR tn Mr. Aator'* employ orer 110 year* ago. The eampaiga open. well. Oregon ibwi that ix will aurely be Rrpublioao in ' November and ricela a Republican to the n*tt CoogroD—a gabi. . by lha court. *fthe L'nite.! Main, and that I aa ia fov*r of appal ati*( aftecrt to wpertltc and protect tba alaciloat wilhotu regard Io party, but th* trill before at, wl.il* n ree.-jnlraa th* power an I duty of the failed Mate* Greenbax his season -better than ever beFore. I am determined to .make m, ( ood a'.Wagon as is wold by nnyonc r This I will prove to fifty man who will «“»11 nt mv nbop. Price ’ lower1, than any . flier good | WAGONS <•« BUGGIES. IlMtings, March 23, 1880. , BtauUia leaden, tlw I>*mo«ralic oomj inew for Goveruor in Indiana, ha* boen an altra ytfiriioote for arvera! y*oto and al w.yw a llourbun t»i the malignant type. iiims™ i Hffisiiffl • The New York ItifpnJrat (religion.) a*ya : -With lull, hearty cntbuiiaim wc Heat!i/for uxe l>y addins! Hot IVatrr. A xaperior sid>dilutr. for Wall Paper, Harfl Hiiiix/i, Kalxomine, rfe. Pu tter Cheaper, and Eaxier Ajyilird. Sold by.the pound ijh' iF’Tam.jta white. The two notable event, of the paK week arc the adj iurnment uf the laiieat Coogrca. that ever ant, and the viril of Gen. Gar­ field to the Capital. Of Congrvw. there ia link tu aay. Tbe DratocnlM majority herirated io repealing their revoluttotutry programme ol the extra aoriou loot year, only through Tear of the eonve<|ueaee* when’tli* people .ball gel a ehanee to pane upon their sou at the poll*. They went far enough, however, to show the country that their purpoaa ia Mill dangtrou* to |b« peace of tbe eoantry. Tbe effort to choke to death the IT. S. election officer, h full evidence that tlic Dcmocratie party can live .only by improper practices, ballot atuffiug, bulldoxiog aod fraud, etc. That tlic Demuentk majority in Cuagna* baa been wurkiog far the sola parpewe of help­ ing th* Damocnlio party and not at all for the country. Farther than thia thing it fa uelea. to comment on the fate amnion, ttaatnsiassE; !‘ho, li Oeuliful Tint!. S fxiumh .ilaba.^tnir trill nnr *<l<tarr uartls or ISO square fret. 2 coals .1 firrotu. or irhitetcaxhrd wall tnay require more- The ichitr will not turnycllnw or the tints fade For sale by ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS. NICHOLS,SHEPARD 4. CO.fe!i VIBRAT »zr£: IT SWEEPS THE FIELD. Tbori.it of Gen. Garfield pa. a mml happy and asapieuHU one. No man ia better or more favorable known here, and .hi* reception was hearty and gratifying. All faction, arc united in doing him honor m the leader of the Republican party, each other in effort* to promote hi* deetfcu. la tain the Ikmocratie aoavccgcr. march fir mud U. throw, and tkktt aa the platform iter* adapted, will try to create diaoraaiotu ia the Rcpubliforor tfw bumlay of th* l«mji. th* maahioy cut party. Tit* nomination of Garfield •f th* Banka »d th. ‘»u u** aanrreary whieh will M worth steal a gmd dollar RrpuVIiean maaee* with untbuniMm not P*r te.te! botkel fa! of. th* Krlp. W. .hall known for many yean. Geo’l Garfitld'a •*« tew laanyaf th* Isltllfgcst fsrnwn of little rpeeelMw hero arc model* of propri­ MrtUfaa <wa te caught by that chaff Th* ety and sincerity, and no body need fear that be will "riop over" and hurt hi. we expeel nothing tetter of. chance* by aayiog too much, or ffiiliag Tba Brigadiers Convention. to aay enough jual at the right time. E* Th* NatMBri Deauoentic Uooveulioti I* ba. been inferring with the lending Beia amnion at Cioriauatl, Ohio , apd aa Tilden tad Seymour have doelincd to rc eaha iho-noaaiMtioa for Prwndeal, that but «U! probably have a toodrory to make Th* I.IiltTT-CVJfXIXO. aa4 IMWKRFt L CROW KT Mjehine. Gin Flo is*,'Job* 18, 1880. jbe caaipaimiiag bainy h«!d by Ite West ey­ as MNbwilal* near Fiaa Lake. opwo.J tert Tuewiay craaiag, with fowaM* pr**pa*t. of a (lorioaa aaaMlag. NotwkbMaadlatrtte In­ dication, of uaoociled waothar, Owpooptocomo TEN SOUND REASONS ml rrj-rt. ite tut *f tkbta rKi'±HJWt NEW GOODS! rum WOOL WOOL. WOOL AND I am prepnrMl to do WOOL CARDING ! On abort notice nt my Carding Mill, North nHo of (he Thorn- | iqtpic River, in Haxtmjtw. All Wod wnt by Expreaa, parceb conUintug 10 pounds or li’Il IN ERY �A37?f« fas Probate Court. Berino- of tbe Barry County Probeta Court, for th* week ending June 19th Ctemeni Smith, Judge. buainrea. 10d they npproeiaia tbe worth of Jane 14—Eetato of JeffcMio Frighosr. •Ivrrtising. Snototo attend ifam. deeeeeed. tfnppJeuwatery report lied. Mr. U. D. Pieros who Urns about two Estate of ILrf.e«aU.W.r. a minor. aod OMdulfusilro east of. du. dtp, wiU Report of mlc of real estate fi|«J 1Q | „U •ell at public auction on Saturday next at lOo'docfca. m, hfe pcreoaal properly. DOCTORS a supply manufacinrad aspsoally for that purpose caa be found oooataally in hie warehouse, fur sale at fair prices. This •nit is entirely free from dirt, or bard lumps, aad is made by^_p' protons which leeves incnrpoeated'ia It all tbe valuable plant fond, as Well ss ingredients mdealat DM FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING! •args attendance, aa tb.ro can Le ul> doubt the rxrmiero will be of g.ucral iuteroat W* Iron that laaiah WiHiaon, wb* dollars •ace owaed th. milk at Orangeville, is deed. Where be died, or what oeussd bis death, w* du not know. He bed baste el warm friends ia th« western part of thia county who.exprnw aineerr regret* at bi* death. .t bottom figure; This week dates tbe school year, and alao the services ol Prof. Mitchell ia our High School. The irrrrle that ba was not retailed for another year, by lb* rcholerasnd neatly all of tbe parents who arc ialrrtsted in thrir children, educational interruo, are many and heartfelt SCHANTZ Entered at the Post Office. Hastings. Mich., as Secondclass Matter:______ l-’arnwre grnaraily. han oommcncod thiir hayinc. HE BEST Don't forget the excursion to Detroit oa thi 2l»th ins*. Head Dre Kneiogtea k Buuth s nd. in another cotantn. Parties fmot thin eily ere visiting Gun Leki, enjoying Ashing, homing etc ger au'aaptriaxtet, bat its great value baa madido*. Hop Binary, to offer WO ia bean fully protec, aa* only aewoiificcJly pruas to lb* youngest ehild that aay* aod theoretically, but practically, by soorro Hop Bitten plainly, ia any laeguage, be­ Eatsto of Henry W. Colvin, drcearod. tween May 1. 1880. sod July 4. 1881. This ia a liberal sod iatarestine offer, aad Order enured allowing adminiatraior'e ac everybody aad his wife aboald send two A pamphlet giving lbs result of mser count and of distribution cent stainp to the Hop Bittaes Mfg. Co., cxpstia.ee.ls iue Leeo pl seed ia oar baud* Estate of Jonathan F. Wales, daeenaad. R ich-tar, N. T-, D. 8. A., for rircnUr, by Mr. E- G. Brown, th* Agent of th* Order enured allowing aooount aad of giving foil particulars, and begin al ones Eaat Haaiaaw fluoro, of which w* doubt to teach the ehildrve lq any Hop Biuera and secure tbe prix*. buck block, where they will have ample rootn fur tbeir fast iomaaiag buaianm. OPTICIANS tbs critical Rapublieao journals, bet it does not eriliefoe tba eefoetlun of General Arthur by tbe Chicago Convention. In­ deed, il regards such a ehoies reanotial to 1 HASTINGS HOUSE. Nam* of living Seeley, a minor, chang­ ed and order entered unking him ths heir al law of Eugene and Olire Cook. ' Jane 15—Estate ol Mary J Campbell, a minor. Order entered adjuureing eause to Jaly 1st, oett, James Clarke for the petitioner. June 17—Estate of Iteoxo M. Wolf, el Tbe-siateatoat of Senator Conkling's al., minors. 'Anneal account of guardian eominaiing speech, that Great is the only ilvieg Repahlicaa who has earned New Eatdte of Cyrus IL Everts, deceased. York ** a Premdsotial candidate, ia cor­ Petition fbr probate of will (fed Jaly rected by the Sasatogias, who remiada Glh next awigned lor bearing. him that ia 13SC Fremont bad 80,040 Estate of Peter Zebrick, *t al., mitrare majority over Buchan.a in lbs Empire Petition lor appointment of suardian filed. On Thursday of last week, Haan Cook Tbe cheese factory at Podutik, ilatland, A Hbaldoo purchased tba Cola 4 Soo's is reported to be doing a good buaioen*. Raspbcrnos ar* ripening rapidly and brick More, and tba building io rear of Uta engiu* rooms oa Church street. They are These gentlemen have letters of recommendation from leading members of the Medical Profes­ sion and from distihguished Cler­ gymen and from many who have been bencfito-1 by thct|t Skill. They have the largest and finett stock of ’ ’ Best and cheaprot Bandog Bro* aod eheepset Benung Best aod elteepro* fcntteg Beat sod cheap.*. *Huuliog Best aad'ctieaprot Banting Boat end chaopost‘Banting al at at st at at Grant ! GraM't Grant'i Grant'i Grant'i Grant'i Isiy aside the cars* of boaiaesn for one day, and let that day be Io Borrow, and juio in the Band s picnic at Tbornapple campeta-al. No. *9, will elect oficcro fur Lake A grand lins will be tbe rasult, then why not participate in it, just put off the enwring term. CbeL'Meswr sold at Charlotte one day buaincm earns tor ones, and have a good lime, and the bead boys will thank you and atenm engine. UMITIH' uperior sitbstiEetter « .ilaba dine t.'~ coats- .1 porwuf Of white trill- not OTCHHISS I BRAT “My Bfothar tn law" boom baa started Kol>. Green bad a finger terribly mull laird a|lbe croquet factory one. day last out io good aaanon, and before th* cam­ paign clews, we presume the public will week by a circular saw. hoar about th* *' Lowell factory and di­ At eajs, il they wdl nut pay tbe half vorce" bualtsroa again, as il baa been nearly dollar they owe him. they certainly tutta1 six weeks sines that eery interertiog item Mre-X*. F. Ruekia of MuUlullo, WK. a John Brener, Joseph Marlin, F. W. n ene if Mr. G. II. Brooks, ia visiting the Phillips. Matue Van 8yckk>. laU*r and family in thia city. Card*.—Mary Bartram, Thomas Baird. Tli* Presbyterian church oolsidc, shows that expericnerd Itaoda bare been wieid John Brown. David Bolan, Ella II. King ing the paint brush U|«ju it. Tuesday evening next. cSrere will be elected for Lodge No, G8, I. O. O. F. fur tlic ensuing term (rum July 1st. Tbe tewing machine aod organ trod* is booming this season, ao thus* who are co gaged is tbe burineaa inform us. Naahvill* will celebrate tbe earning 4th end we hope our ciusans will turn out aad give out brother NaabrUlun. a lift. • The pay car nude'its monthly visit 00 Saturday laM, to square up il* monthly aceuoute with tbe bands of lb* rood. Fred Woodruff removed to Olaego, Al fegsa Cte on Monday 1*4, to engage in tbe cbairmaking btuinom *1 that place. ERY triliag he ripening . ' M. II. Clark, uf tbe Itnuorjut. Sad family—wife, two daughters and son--ar need-e Tuesday, and will mske liartiaga thielr future home. Tbe army worm, or aoma other kind uf a worm bs* completely stripped the fol tags from sreey tree in th* orchard of Mr. Nunes Durkee of CaHioa H. M. Kidaam, Esq-, of Kal*m*«e, baa been spending a week in town, and sue eeeded io getting several member, to the Mich. Aid Life Insttranoa Assoefetion. Bear ia mind th* cxcurviou to Iktroit and B*n* Isle on the 29tb insL 11 oosta but »2.M th* round trip, and you may never hare lha privilege of making the trip again *0 ehesp. Th. night waieh ha* resigned hi* position „ aweb, be deeming it unfair to let certain one* get druuk and rata* » row and go tuipaofeb*d. while others maM .offer for doing tba same thing. Mrs Freeman, modur of Mr. Gte. Freentte formerly of ibis eriy but new of Lanaing, d«*d at tbe rsa.d*oc* of her sen IIall Fasman, at Manrclona, Mich., on Monday feet, eod her remain* are to bs E. A. MATTISON, GrettdRapuKMuh May 11.1880. Frotu obnervauoa and personal experieorc, 1 do cheerfully rcewnmctMl Dr. M. | ‘ L KeiMtngtoa as- a geirtkawn tburongbl/ | reraed in hi* profroetun G. K- JomraoN, M D. I Strenne People. * teal there srv Mr Second door West of the Bank, Hastings, Mich. POWERS BARLOW, HARDWARE I Ths oldest uieuibrr of tlte Chicago oxa vrution waa Juel Eaatrnso of New Hamp abire. aged 83, who io 1810 took put in lb* Harysbarg eoorsoliuo that nonnested Hsrriseo. The youngest was a ana of Gov. A. B. Cornell of New York, and a Orlcgate from the Ithaca district. PERRY ROYCE REAPERS I cooler • farvr by sending word to tbe Sheriff of Berry Co., Mieh. ' Id tbe North the Democretic newspo •«rs throw mud at tbe Ilepublicsn 'candi daly ; in the South thn Democratic rote>« throw rottsn eggs el Kepqbligga speakers A raUioatioe awetug in Moutgvusery, Ala., was broken up with argutueote of thio sort tbe other day With vilification in cue section of lb« country, and intimida­ tion in lbs other, the Democrelic campaign Crony k Sewdder are barning their Ant kitnufbriek. Th* kiln eootain* aw darned uutMoee." Thpt ie th* kind of urthognpby for an editor who mas’ a thing over one hundred thousand briek. Greenback paper to use, but it would Our eity has trcn thronged with War. hardly answ/k for a newspaper editor out eling men for the pert two weeks ; end ride of that mongrel party. But then, there it no let op yrt, lor still they come. thia orthography L> equally as good ss bis Tbe peoopneto of s very large erop of gremmsr —“dlsy windows does net alwsys QDS ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED The depot has nerved a uew coat ol pni.t maidc anti out, which makes it look li£K?aScnltre uerr building. Tba populaticHi of Haatingr t* not *0 large as ha* generally Iwcn supposed Tbe figunw will nut foot up to axrcni 2,550. )ODS! ORGAN OR PIANO | ever brought to thia «tate.Any one afflicted with eye-trouble should ' give them a call immediately. Please call second door west of the Bank, I Their Rooms are frequently ,»o fcrold ones. * ■ thronged with people that they ■ are unable to receive and give 'attention to all. but never turn from their doors a poor afUi^tcd penon without a kind word. Fiom the following Testimoni­ als we claim that we are entitled 49m3 to the Confidence unH Patronage of the Public. ■ MlDbLKVILLt, June 19th, 1880. Middleville is baring many fine Lusiueaa days thio aeason. Imst Saturday Cap: Smith mad* a *po easily of delivering Agricultural imple­ ments and machinery. Th* display was grand aod th* pevceuion, led by tba “ (M- Today Mtssre. Jordan A Shyton bare had a grand delivery of farm implements, machinery, wind mills, steam threshers, separators. Ac. It has been a grand day, a -Big tMug oo wbrele," everything io order without jar or discord, . AM was'made merry by the cheeful ‘FAIR PRICES AND GOOD GOODS. SPECTACLES? OPITiCALGOODS Bert and cheapen llsntiag at Graal'i Order entered appoiotiag Daniel Striker, guardian. Bond filed and letter iseued June 18—Estate of James Johnson, Balance oa band Jun* 12, 188U.ltdaceasad Petition for probate ol will Siad. 222,046.56 IteeripU for tba weak. 123.­ July I9th next amigned for hearing. 370 65. DiaburacnMOU. A5.U28&6 ' BalJan* 19—Estate of John Hall, deceas­ mroeou hand Jun* 19, 1880, »l,2O,ed. Receipt from heirs filed aod order Estate of Calvin B. Parsons, deceased. J. Lee Bred has a ipteodij new ml ver E. b. comet, aad we presume it ia aa good Warrant and inventory filed. Estate ot Jaoub Fender, deceased. Pe­ as v is beautiful. Tbe HaMiogv K. of P. July 19th band has been reorganised witl^an sjdi- tition to prove heirship filed. tional number of fire mrtaben, and as Lee next assigned for bearing. Bond the Under once more, we predjcl County vomvponder.ee. that we shall anon have a -plmdid LenY . The Eminent New' York We have just opened our Spring Stock, which comprises many nnrrttieg never before brought to this market. Ladies Linen Suits mid Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits. Ladies Fine Underwear in Linen and Gauze. White Skirts, White Aprons, Lace Tidies, Lace Lambrequins, . Piltow Shams and all kinds of Lace Goods. An elegant line of new novelties in Parasols and Fans. Gents fine Summer Underwear in Cotton, Gauze and light Merino. Ladies and Gents . much brains it required to write what wo bare quoted above, which tf verbatim aa printed in a uewepsper lent wank not many mile* from tbe city of Harting. Oo Wednesday eight of last weak at about ten o'clock, Mr. Ira Hatch'* bronti lul farm dwelling house waa destroyed by ttoo complete. at any lime, io a certain magic touch, and Piaato I every organ of its body is in time, eod “Middleville Cor­ net Band" » a thing of life This firm soy they have received at ibis station full sig car loads of machinery, the actual delivery al tbia place to day being >11,000 which With a rar load delivseed at Big lUpide and three engines on tbe wsy which should bare been here to day for delivery , maker an segregate of <16,Riehard Meaecr advertised to have bis grand delivery take place every day, a single Saturday not being su5ci.nl time ia which to deliver tbe"large amount of goods which he is sellisg thia aearon, with­ out encroaching upon the Sabbath day ; aod—having heard that a man named Moses, a compiler of laws once entered il upon th* statutes, that th* wreath or Sabbath day should be obeervsd as a day of rest,—Richard being a law-abiding ailiaso refrained from *0 unbecoming an act and deliver* hie goods to bU customers at Alonxo D. Caldwell* ateam saw mill three milae want ol Ibis village was baread to the ground this alternoon, I^aa • 1,000, No foanrum. Mu with a ehang*. On Wednesday moraiog tbe 16<h tost. James Jobosoo, proprietor ol tba Johoauo Heoao, efts* an Ulaem of many months wts rolled Io ■■sbuffl. off tbe mortal ooil" aod Call and aee us before making your purchase* aa we have in­ ducements to offer. COiBOUDON! Eo. I want everybody to com* down to my .hop aod aaa lha Finest Lillis Eagios uf Michit-sn Mml.' for me by D. Jms.A Co, Frermoot, Ohio; aod at the ssma time I will abow you aome of th* brot Wagons and Bugg.ro ia Michigan Mad. by slot otnwchaniro that know what they Urge and u*U selected stock of t«t kns. and bar* found that be lias a> fine emnrtmcoi of pertacofis aod u$h,T giamroe aa I ever row in va»‘ adlcrtitMi. During ray burinM and, serial reUtiue* -ntth him I hare ever found him an nlu.at.xl and lughminded grnlteman A. fur bis qwdi ficatioea, 1 am fully snliaAmi that he is well ( acquainted with the eye aa a Rcfracetee ( Media, aad thoroughly undentaDtis chrofZttJMSM Il reltevro. a* if by marie, maxic aberration and aclinaoatic rombintall acrearea and Irritation of throat and tion* -, and finally the Lavra of Optire in lo*gs. It ia quirting aad soothing in its general which are quriificstioua aUohitcly alfoet. and is unaxemfed aa a geesral tonic nrc«a>«.ry in any unc who propror* to norKrep a b-Mtle always on band. A few O. E Ubmick. M. D. d.-Mu sever fail to cure ao uvdinsry cnagh Montier American Msdiotl Aaaorialmo oruobl Frio* of Urge piel butttea.ll 00. Have yuur druggist gtf yoa thia woo- Member Michigan State Madteal .kmociatiua, Member Vmon H -J Northern Mich-, Ac. f Powxrb, $500 REWARD UNDERTAKING kor any Cote of Catarrh that Cant HALL’S CATARRH CURE. It had been hfe raquert that hfe body should be buried with aa littls ceremony a* puroible. to a field back o( lb. bcurc Tbe firat part ol tbe programme waa airietly adhered to, aad et and dbry. Tbe Congregational Society fane granted and commodioea aa th* 00* above men •tiuoed. The cause of th* Arc wa* this: Rev. W. S. Bagby two weeks racaiieo Mre. Hatch went iato a dotl.ro pres* foe end he and bis family are visiting friends BaAitMtK. ■ome purpose, with a lighted lamp, aad oa ja Ohs?. her gsitere io tbe earpec, which threw her down, end throwing the lamp from bar, causing the lamp to explode, setting the room oo fire. Mrs-II. gave a scream, which awoks her daughter, a young fedy of n, who at ones got up and came to her motbir who bad fainted, threw water into fare and brought bar to, and helped bar to tbe stoop, not, however without Mr». H. being considerably burnrd aUul ths &c*. The neighbor* raahad to the aeeee and did all they could Io aare what furniture they could get hold of, m they saw the building Masers al MarpUro .bap for repairs. Charlie ing but a small portion of tbe household jKwara bew to repair them. • . The stototaatiaa of Osrtste and Aether waa ChaaUa Num Eaq., of Middleville, who Mr- Hateb wan ia th* aity at th* at ana lime about two wvekssgo.il was Uma, .nd raw Che iinbl of but burning rsceie.4 Ur* wits saiisOectfea by the Bapubfesred would lit. but a short lime,’ *• he hoaae, but bad no idea that it was bis uwa. Lail eryeipelM in hie fo-s. i* in ‘be city Tbe hooae was situated about two and one U bi. fotbar-ia few's Ma J. P- Rob^P. hall miles eaat rt tba oily. Th* tomtrano* B- light, w. I^s. net more than four , who, by lb* wsy. is aarfowiy fflibwnd dollar* on both baildtng sad , fhniitnre. The entire fem must be oom* I where sheet ten thmamnd tWfera. Mr. I Hrteh the nest dey went to week te fa ' „ bi. eid teg home*, making the remeik ( that be “had lived in It naan and eusW , REAL ESTATE. I W doubly grateful to your skill whit would esmn to iaaurs relief in the futar Maa. R a. Ball, Grand Rapids, Mieh. irrns raa.&Rsc.KS'' we win mar to is rscrosmoN. RUSSELL, REAL ESTATE Knapoen'a Fanns > hero « 4*ro.t * �CHICAGO 1 rar IICBKM FiUECAD The Blood is The Life. UXU3STS A few days wgu a reprarentative wf the Jrwra «-tf Dferntfrik paid * vmt tb thn I geological wonder known m the Ringing itock iu Muctgomery county. Ringing ; hOl. aa the people there call the emtoeneo on which tbe eekheated rock* are found, : ia on th* farm of Abraham Meneh, in Puttegrove township, three mile* berthi east of Pottstown. Tbe ringing tuck* cover a mec of about three quarter* of aa ' acre In this trait bowlder* arc piled ! upon bowlder* of all shapes and forwo. and so promiacuoualy arranged that consider*blc agility ia required to walk over them witboat falling. A* one steps from rock to rock, a rinemg sound, produced by th* ualh in the boot-heel., u plainly basrd. On tapping the *ton».« with a bacimcr quite remarkable aeooatie propertiva are revealed. Borno of them give forth a rich, full tone which would probably via ’with tbe plu and perwusges of King I«mt will charm .11 lover* ol SbaU-speire. Arti-ls aud admirnra of original and noble charac­ ter will enjoy Dr. Angell* fimrh chapter of Itemiuireence* of W. M. Hunt. Lovers of the theatre will find oo little interest In J. Brender MaUbew’ snide on A berg write* a capital short story, Brown's IlaUert. Erotn the Powthumiiu. paiierx of Gen. 0- F. Shepley U given a chapter of Incidents of the Capture of Richmond. The Rcmioirevaem of theWao Buren Ad­ ministration will iutercni old readers, aud both intcrot aud instruct younger onca. Several rood poems, reviews of many re­ rent book*, sod a variety of charming little essays io the Contributor's Club, complete ioned into bdk One of them iu particu­ lar, from it* depth of'tone, Ja known a* the State Houso bell. Tbw waa al oil* time among the largest of the rocks. It ha* been broken off, however, but ati* has pratervod its strong, full tore. The gen­ eral round produced by striking the aunal!er stoore rcuemblcu that of a blacksmith * anvil, *ono having a little dearer ring than other*, and no two sound* jut alike. In paming from one to another of tb* large rock* one ia reminded ut the tapping of car-wheel* by the train-inspectors. Thou laud* of people visit this natural pbcauu coon every summer. The rock* tbonsalves bear uridrece of thi*. the edge* being Lit­ tered off by hammer strokes, aud the *id<w of 1879, and five timn. that of 1878. of many having naurai carved u;«iu them, Moreover, the first day of Juno witness™) romc parties who were unwilling to take the landing of 3,401 ncw acUlcn, aud the prospect is that during the mouth, which tlic lima or trouble to eh ire 1 their name* uym th* rueki, having resorted to paint, i* a ftvorite o-oe foe enw£*g the Atlantic, and considerable daubing han been' done in i tbe arrinlv will continue at a* rapid a rate various colei*. The advertising fiend has < a* that which made May the molt remark not failed to put io bi* appearance , and I able month in the history of imraiCTxtion we are made aware of.lhc muni* of patent "The Reconstruction cf Sheepfold.” to tbe United Btatcv. 'Vetil cold weather medicine*, of the place to buy carpet, and -contains tome curious suggestions -for the thia extraerdinkry exodus from I tbe like on every hand. Wo have not redistribution । of diocese* which shall be Europe is pretty certain to be kept up , heard any Mtialactory explanation of the Ibetter adapted to the w^trta.of the time. and therefore the ix|«:ctation that the ad­ cauao of the ringing ar belle like aouod of ‘The author disclaims soy levity of motive dition to our papulation from foreign sources will be larger in 1880 lliau thmo rock*. Some say it la owing to there |ia writing the article. being a eavurn under tb«m This, Low^ The next article give* an aoeouet of the in any previous. yesrt* likely to be fulever, cam have nothing to do with it, a* :Slate University . f Manitoba, established Ctlod. j, when the roek» are removed they still have Iin 1877 by the incorporation of three olThe military system prevokca discontent the same sound. One Urge and sonorous Ileguialready existing theta. •in Germany ; tlic deprrtewn aud narrow bottlder waa takeu to the Centennial aad Theo comes a history ol the rise and limit* of agriculture in Jnglxnd cause.attracted a great deal of aiteuticp tbsre. ; wide-spread discouragement; the suffering Another waa rent to Engjaad a ynar'or in Ireland again turn* tbe thought, of the pcoplo to thia country ; aad an almost pa»- twu ago. There it probably a metallic »u&- । statii*- ia tbla group of buwklrro to which . aionate longing for the New World has ••bed the inhabitants' tif Kcudhuvn. tbe ringing round may bq attributed. We i • Three causes have given a atimulas to emi Eave not beard, however,>ot any geologieal I auahrai* being made. Half a mile cast of grytion, which was only delayed by the thC'Ringiog Kock*, and iu the same range < report* of bad timre iu thia country; that fe making it ansum- the present uuprecc- of hills, there la another group of bowlder* I uiudi visited. Here a lidiy pile of rock* dented proportion-. Moreover, the facili­ surmouulo a cavity of cvtaiidcrsble depth, t ties for ensuring tbe AiUnim are all the the whole being known a.* the ‘-Slouo t time improving and giuvlu more uumcr ou, and every immicnat comfortably actboulder, some fifteen or twenty fact high, tied draws hitber relativreaod acquaint sc­ whid. from its r«-culiar auntour .L calle-1 orn anxiou. tn share hut gwsi furtnoe ■ Hay Stack." Besides 'liar samrtie qualWe have no accurate statisti.v of the itic* there is another singular dreunutaure immigration to the Uuiuri Stales during about the Ringing Rock* which visitor* the yean from 1790 to IpD'. but careful rarely fail to notice. Many of them haye catimatre put-it at 250,UOU. From 1820 At to 1850 it amounted U2.UI.200. From) ttrry strange marks, or indentation*. «>mc point* there resemble the track* of a For July b to good an ireuc that 1850 to 1S80, estimating the arrivals of horse s hoof. Others arc Ike the track of hardly knew whi-jb ankle to read fin this year al GOO,(too, tbe probable number, a wagon. Some .A the larger indentation* Che Htuitrated ouo or tbu atorU* which il amount* to 7,8711,08.’ Thu foreign arc aal'l to roscmble an ckyhant'a loot abd w prominent aud to good withal. Itimmigration from i~W to i&W, iucausire. fsoimile* of the human fxH are daimrd to superior number, with a pice.- of m will therefore reach the cmirmous telal of 10Jk)U,0<M), or more than a fifth <if our be found among the smaller ones. Ten Million and a Half of Immigrant. The number of immiygvot* who arrived at this p-rt daring the nerntb of M»y Jid not ditappoint the cxpajtatiooa of lha dffican at Castle Garden. They estimated that it would reach 50,0)11. The actual number of arrivals was 55,08.1,' makiag the total sinew the begiaeing of tbo you 135,33(1, whteli is greater by about 17.IW0 than th* aggregate fur alio corresponding month* of 1872, when the immigration wa* exceptionally largo. Since January upctM-d, the immigration entire population at ibis time. Hint* for Houio-Cleaner* Of the emigrants, about ilwu fifths are We give below a few biqte which nuy female.; and more than that proportion prove useful to hoUwkre|ct« : formerly came from th* Beaisb Island*, Boot falling ou the carpet frutu bpeu chiefly from Ireland, wl.ile about a third chimneys; or Croat eareiensly handling wore from Gcrmaby But at present aad atovepipew, if covered thickly with salt, of inecnt year* the German imtuigraliou ba* been the most numcroU. while now England i* reading . much larger proper-1 tlon than iu prevws- decadre. Tlic Scan­ dinavian countries also, wLsdi furnishwl only three or Tour hundred thouaaod ofthe above total, areal rewu( holding the third placw'in the nuirit\r oL tbeir caotributiona to our popuiationSu is significant that emigration irom Canada to the repub­ lic ha* been so-large during the perio-1 we have marked uuL II ruu* tip to hard on 600,000, and fit likely te be la even gr«l- , er proportion during the rxmt few years. fur immigration to Canada i- also increas­ ing, and a large share of the new settlers will pretty speedily croe* die tmrder to enjoy the greater adranta^*- furnished , hare. • The percentage uf our inhabitanls of A parte nude of whiting and bociine foreign birth moat, ihi-r<-fur<, continue to .will clean marble, and one made from increase , sod a* vital statisti«s show that . whiliog and chloride of soda, spread and they ooMtitutc the most prelilfc part of the jleft to dry (in the aun If pomibtej on the population, th* blood of ioreigto races, and marble, will remove spots. of the Irish and German csporitlly, will Paint splashed upon window class can flow in the vein* of the majoBty . of our : easily removed by a hot solution of future firth-in*. Iu 1B70 tba ocnsos gave' ( tbe number of persona of foreign birth aa . Use kerosene and bath-brick or litus o 5,567,2811, aad tire present ern.u- will be ’ Uf to I Bill; the llials bad: inueb the greatest percentage of there. 13.5 p«r ortil, with the Genusas at 2<> I per rent. , but ia 1870 the two natiunslitius Were marly •qua!, the Irish 33.3 and th* G^roan* , 3U.4. The ccanu now tskiag will proba­ bly show them to bo even neater together. Tbe peroent^-e of English w*a 1X9 in 1850, aod but 11.2 in 1870; .nd in tbe latter you Brititb AmeriewM furuwhod 8.9 per cent, and BcandanavuM only 4.4 per ccot. The percentage ut Scandina­ vian* must be considerably imTcascd by the census of 1880. There will also un­ doubtedly b* *vUi»'i<n|K,rtant bbangta in Um location of the foreign part of the pop­ ulation in Mtwequeet eenause*, but that of thia year m not likely to much alter lbw distribution found ia 187t. Theo iwo-thiida <if the Germans wetc settled weal of Buffalo and two third* id the Irish nat of it, while the Scandinariau* were chiefly west of Lake Michigan. The ethnofogial baa * great chant* for Money Spent in Printer'! Ink. “The •Union,' Upper Sandtrnky, Ohio, tell* it* readera : ••While on the enbjert of Urge payments, «e hero add that H. 11 Warner k Un., of Rochester, N. Y., have appropriated for expenditure for the pree­ ent year, <500.000 in adrertbinx their Warerr Beto Kidney aod Liver Cere-and To elaatt matting wash with a solution other of Warner* Safe Remedies. ’ 7-8 of ooo pint of salt to four gallon* water and wipe-dry immediately. , To clean oilciolhr, waab always with Gm th* Commonwnaith ia a salt,. and had beau allowed ll.UOt' each forr serviun. Ono day W ob<er stepped into> Sumner* office aud said, "!'*> galog overr to lb* State House, Sumner, to ret my! <1.000, and I’ll get ytratw, toe, if you1 like." Sumner, it semum. U.l > knowtedgenf his nmodate * petuliarilira,. — a * U- * -- - ■ ‘ «L-_ L— . l lead pcnril " cm.-mbcr who you are talking to «id an indiguaut Liber to a fractiou* ■1 am yuui father, *ir,“ -Weil, to blame for that, said young itn- ■r*«H PreviJ.ore. It I , write* b.A t.> hi* fneuda that l.i. sitcuti'io wu attracted by two retuarfcal 1« things while paswing through CuBmeticut. ‘ Stones lenee* aod pared farm* A* Republtenirt Mp-cted the 1'resident has velued the Bayard Deputy Marshals I ball, which provides fiTr tbe appotnlaxnt of deputies by tin- courts, and would mak« conflicts ut the pril* possible, and apply a cost of vandah. They will hat aa long again. ■ A little kerorenc applied to (tore polish improve* the luetre. Apply white the Iron is warm. To remove eputa from furniture, take four ouucc* of vinegar, two of sweat oil, and one of turpentine: mix any apply u SiT.i wi.uLXtaTrXjj’ei *». .l.li. tarn.terr ar... •■tv.'.rsr.’.it.s. Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPID1 DIVISION. “Do you Mtess in Insure of Use rod. my dear Professor ? ' naked a lady whose children were making life a burden to all the guests in tbe hotel. “In »>mc casty, madam , but there are other*," glancing al her gamboling darlings, “where I prefer HAST AM> FROM GRAND RaPIDS- AND DETROIT COUGH! SARSAPARILLA i ■- lacwn. mJKA. STIl.LINGIA Fort Wayne & Jackson Rail RoatL THE SHORT LINK. Tai sB Klsl. *«.ih. (U.ib Ue s»-1 <*tO-Ws.i rnu.A bELrffrXr* ha ltimore, »-I SHI St! TO.\\ Ct.XClXXA T! I.Of/ISVlLl.t:, IXHIA XA POLIS, and ST. LOWS. Commcoc.Bg Monday, Apr.1 12lh. 1880, trains will Irevo Jaeksso a* lulbiwx. ’ vt arartVMjH •* ion «. aw Iks A* *s» U! ter A- U, trn. ss wtKk Msriaso s»4 Ur»4 HE WHITE SEWING Mac. Uarnaled in Aftcaraxt. UafamUtM is Sivpicfy. Uasitrfic:^J is Cat.tntcfc’ Vtpnccdcti.'d u F'cfn.'jr Aad Undisfatcd is Hit Broad C. SYMPTOM OF * TORPID LIVER. Cma news* <■ .Mittens. Ito mu Cvartte*) LiJKM-, mortoa&En; C. A. SNOW & CO. and wiU look like uow. One pound of copperas duaolved in one quart of boiling water will dmriy foul auicIL. Powdered borax scattered in tKeir bannia will disperse cockroaches. t Plaster of Park lulled with gum arable fresh water, and set the pail in a ketlio of boiling water. When mrjlod, alir into the' glue eight pounds of whiling aod waterr enough to make tbe mixture as ' thick as common whitewish. Apply evenly with a good braafa ; il th* walk ar* very yellow, Wu^tho water slightly by queering in U a flannel bag containing some powdered mamawv "John, bow many times have I told you nlwayk to cal br.au! with your meat ?" “Papa, bow tusuy lituea have you told me never to do twu thing* at a time T" It ia raid that tlic very center of the earth in the only spot where cue can bo merry all lha time, and the reason la, that eeicoco telle us. everythiat there loam iu Reform. I'ipistVallo, by Onids, is a pic lnrwa>|Ue and powerfolh written areey »l Itefiaallifc Adam an 1 live and S.tdcn in tho'Sluma are etrarinmd. The poHry is by Emma l<sur-.w, J It. Tabb, and IL L. Ixouard, and the Monthly Gossip and Literature of the day, are aa good aud varied as usual. This number begins the •uds, then into •hitiap and applied to tweoty-sixtb volume. Saint, will ioataotiy remove all grease and Prejudic? Kill*. irt.' Wash with clean water, then dry; '•Eleven year* our dsu.htcr suffered on the most delicate paint will not be injured, of tbe brat (and of th* worst) phyideiaoi, who gave her disease various name*, but no relief, hot now she is re atored to tts ia good health by ** simple > remedy as Hop Bitten, that w0 had poohed at for two years, before using it but must l< used immediately, aa it Jiar- We earnestly bopsfanitpray that no one I (teas quickly. A mixture of fire pvla else will Irt their sick suffer aa wo did, on gelatine tn one of acid ebromate of lime account of prejudice agaiost no good a applied to broken edges, which should be pressed together and exposed to the sun light, make* an insoluble ewment. To whiten walla, scrape off all old white­ wash and wash tbe walk with a solution of two ounere of white vitriol Io four galIom of water. Boek a quarter of a puuud of white glue in waler lor twelve hour* ; • SKAJtOtOt A little nebular ea> aakad by her teach­ er, on a kern wintry nst—1— “ *-------cold?,' *'Yrv, ma'am U was tbe child '« reply. Sciential* claim that , the eyesight. But tbu it not true, boy with a Mump in his mouth ea Published by Tbuwm 1 Talbot, 231 llswfey Street, Boston, Mix-., at SI.Ali pvt'annum. )<ni|nid. and for sale at all lha Bewa drfut. in the cuuotvy. LippincHl'a magazine foe July, txxilains twu illttsirte ed art teles of a light and enter-1 tainiug ebametcr—/rix- PsUre of tlic IxathentvnrpaacLaf ‘ which is a homer : out ' sket.b of art at life ia Itetne, and : “Paradis* 1’tentuioi.. which La a daterip । l‘on Ln a .imilsr vein <if amateur farmin- I in Florida. Dr. S. Weir Mitehell conelude* the inlrreslleg ano sint of his t.-ur ' “Through the Yctlpwaione Park.' ard some peculiar phases nf Western life are Coffin Jones in a ............... hr.OOD ..UKwatf Sis. 4sll>r>'ss4 slavte < gsiisSTSSK! Subscribe for the Ba nner DAUCHY &, CO. COL 17 STOP OBClSMj Canada Southern Railway malt WAF{NEF\ UNFERMENTED BITTERS snxir.—'xe.w tmilE. SMHO HACHHE CO MALT BITTERS *Ur•« «sr asstesrs. 7___ Fitters im txcoy par AU.K wrairnrrbHi ! Kimmo. TAKETIIE BANNER l-KTSOIT sSll Toi,Btx> TBAlN8 � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-06-30.pdf dc816516d5a44dbdfe12be7a87fd0f40 PDF Text Text Miuui VOL. 25. NO. I). HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30. 1880. WHOLE NO. 1310 PBDFESSlOHiL AMD BMJffl CARDS THIS PAPERS -“■NEW YORK. Practising nt Nlnety-Threu. Trecus Atwood, Esqof Auburn, a few days afore vlip|<d from the Izrwuton Jomuil a btlto paragraph Mating in nub -sure that in Itocfo-Uer, N. Y , A. IJibU, i \'o« *re r«|uutal to odl .1 AGBICCLTVIIAL HALL .oJ examine and then take on trial one of the ALGER & ALGER. ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS twenty-four hours there were fears that th* pioorer* would perish from a worse foe than blaoddhinty savages. Home(higg nut be done and that immedi­ ately. A long discumioo look place. Several plans were proposed, but nouc proved fiaas- fully protected by the Grover intents, ED AGAINST BREAKAGE. It you state oT the mmoo. The apring appalifo fad* and ought to foil, before bam and ejrp. or a great |.i««« of aleak, on there enervating i firat warm mnraing* of the ----- ..CI Lloxi making aruelrw of BUCKEYE OR WOOD MOWER, Reaper oi’ Self-Binder, »“a£.«SWt Call and get one before it is too bite. I sell a full line of THRESHERS and ENGINES Among which may bo found the Massillon, Mansfield, JlussuU, Pitts, Ouse, Westinghouse, Dow, Birdsall & Wood, Tabor 4 Morse. “Wby need a man go at all V naked a girl, auodiog by. “Lot ttfa Women go after tbo waler, aa they always have done. I'rubably - wo evuld go lo the apriog aud return in safer}r. The Indiana (rarely will nut forfoil their hope of taking the •toekade by aurpeire just fur tbo sake uf Ulth— . I.W ...MKK " Agriculfur.il Hall ne Cure CI.ARKH ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR --- ...J—- atlaatloa ri.aa te CHEAPER THAN EVER Uic Use, went inc wayoi an inc etna, year* ago. AU th.* suvivuv* are steady,! temperate men, four lawyer* and one doe-1 tor; I Ind a deep oonotrn for our country. ■ We are musing onward liko other empire* , that have disappeared, as thi* will, soinr time, maybe distant, none the Ictu certain. | Tlllr*< f.,r e[<oils will d . 11. Il coat* a Such a feure or palieadc, «M nasally fifteen ut twenty foet high, ami an afteieot funificaliun against an enemy who had no , tauooo with which Io dretroy it. !l -was | built with crook* or angles, called bartiun* NOTIONS ■u*^1 AND FANCY GOODS! WHITE vine Mac. poarcace. ' in Simplicity, tctl in Ccctfnctin. cdcnlcd is Bfpatyri., in fit Brood Clot DENTIST THE CASH Miciiiiai । HwtingH, Michigan, .lune 8, 1880. Nashville. STORE. S- J- MM, Carriaie. Sin aid Onawilal PA I N TER ■ Al A. *1. Iteek'a Carriage Bliop . Imperial Soap Sweet’s H°Tel» Or la (rami. that ...........f #• ■stags through which thore iaridc rould direharge I thvir rtlf» at a foo ouiaide. logro* and egrere were afforded by a heavy gate of tugs, awtogiog on bug* I wooden hfogte. which, wbeu elreed,wra I a* stroog a* auy part of the walla. Tbrre were about fifty fomilk* lisiog ■ itliiir Bryafi tilockad*. one vbudred | aod Sfty auuls ia all. The men were ] principally farmer*, and their beautiful forma lay without lha fort, covered at thia - ----- -- -— -- -r—-------time with rem. potato" mH lax ripeaiog I Ur knelt aad prny<*l, and they all knelt The finest and best kept in the city ami -cheaper than any other Merchant will.or can sj^l them. Call and get Prices before buying elsewhere. H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES in it, for daily the huvbandman worked io I the field with hi* trurty rifie betide him. ' and night and day a guard atuod *entii»d | in the little vnteb-luarer on the .walk, to | prevent an Indian surprise. । i. _ _ .... ,k. Incited by Eogliah sgente. the wceteni aavagee were waging a fieroe war agalnat the euervackiog White*. The red mvn were carry iog .Icvaalation far and near, burning cabin* and hamlet*, and putting their prfomeri U> death, with cruel tor­ ture*. Aptly w»* Kentucky termed the dark end bloody ground. Upon thia particular morning th ire we* unusual stir within the rtoekade. All night long the men and women bed been moulding bwllcw, end nuking prcparaiiooa for an early march lo Hey'a Blockade, near which they had just bend Captain Holder bad been defeated by the mvarea. Al tnnrire lha whole garrinoo Hood on tire parade pound, all armed and equip(«d. and their kna|->acks hoIdlaR food fur four daye. The women and children were out anying good-bye. Captain Reynold* had sasued bia laat order*, and the pt* wae about to be opened for their departure, when .uddraly every fore peled, and tha litlla cbUdreu began to cry with fear at the round of horrible war evire from In- The Price of the Imperial Soap ia $5.26 per box of 100 » lb. bars--75 Ib«. in the box. To any one who will Mind ns an order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.50 wo will send one box extra free to­ il premium. Or the.orders may be,sent to us for - one or more boxes at n time with remittance, and when we have thus received orders for 10 Mdtea we wilt send the eleventh box free M proposed men. “Wo outnumber and can above. If you do not wish, to send money in advance you may youag beat them in open fight." Instantly deposit it. with »uy banker or merchant in good credit in your thirty of Ike ptooren ruslwd to tbo gate; them they were Blayed by rotno of the town with the understanding that he is to remit it to u» on receipt elder men. Vcreed in back wood! lift, they Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address knew Indian* too well tn thus venture tluir iivre by fonviug the fort. “Go not out for ytw lim,’ aaid Osp- (RAMPTON BROTHER mao, “Yundor’band i>Fyelling Indian* is only a deooy party to draw naami where eome larger eotxretW forre would drrtroy D*Sa Mae toft the aloekide al that time, WAKE UP! HACHIK CO SAWS FILED, Chain, TaWej, Beiiteads, aad Sufar 1 lipG jiih\ Corner Monroe and Jeflerson Streets, New ’I urk. u. in®. ,Krep» oowataetly on hand LIME. hair. STUCOD, CEMENT. BRICK. TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS. PLOWS' DRAGS PIONEER STORE leu' Yaniks. Ben aid' CUUiti CULTIVATE ns. UOCDLKfinOVELnOWfl- LEFT 11.4A'D FLO ITS. Reaperand Mowers. HANGING WINDOW CURTAIN* ZACH. Pays the highest Cash price for nil kinds bf Farmers Pro­ duce. Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchas­ ing any of the above articles. aL his Elevator, corner of Broad way and Railroad Streets. Hustings, April, 2. 1B79. 49 L.J. WHEELER. .«c.«on,.x for their react sympathy far the party of Mtntoo. Among the diaiingumhed vishao in the Chicago roc rentkm were men like Genera] It wm a aullry moralop in the month of Annual. 1782. Freakly gnn- wood. | waved round the link aetthuMui of Bey­ ant Suiitm. flU-had in the for wcatern wildevurea near the ahiniu; Kentucky The pnvioua summer a party of Mrttler* । from iacxington had l>oilt,thcir cabin* at : I this place, aad surrounded them by a I fenoe of fogs, oiled a stockade A deep, narrow dlleb waa dug, and large, long lopa were planted iu it upright and eloee ■___ -i_______ .. .i________ ait_» ! tea*. your- f oKfUhip." S|w«<«tnfs laughed, my client smiled, but I went oa. unaware the eatue. Tbe judgweot was • no caure of action." I charged nothing. Thi. ooeurred in vaentinu before Ftcgan Blaekatuoc A mere gn*o buy, b»t ambitfou* but afierward*, whan it waa quite curiam that a lanter body trf aavagea were gather­ ed ia the MiTounding woods, the eettlere determined to trod ecmo ooo to Lexing­ ton to warn the peojda there and to obiatrt n avirie kicaliti«r« in Hartford, Fr ■nd Coci! wuulira. Maryland, ■ ^ueeua t/luuty, New York, whr admitted annually and |x*rha^< but one who <loe* not ar|4rotu tho Enaioc. It ir a high tout. Many tempuiiofca Ik «■< 1U Th* ferret aud grand Safe guide. -* Ik. Un- beifibey fouled rrey br**« sod adeem. Then there wcr* hand shaking* and burned forawdh uid, for none knew Whether they would evur meet again. Captain Reynolds kiared bia wile and diughtrr, awl with a broken voice said , • ISY* out for mother, Debby. She ir nut u rpry aa you are. Take good rare of her and nuy God an** you all.” One by one, two by two, they began to •lip through the gateway and start for Ibo•priug. Two of lha atroogwil pioneer*. Morl by the ptc tu close it if a rush »u Got Their Clothes Mixed. Mark Twain, iu hu new bock, called Tramp* Abr.-d, tella how a party of tour| uu gotrtrrt, and wbal they did whan they -I lave no lime," waa theimUBt reply, "but I aledy al home, an-I Keep up with the other buy*." ••Thea yon have a pfone aihmUy F ~id hkiutcreogator. “Why did you lente ilf ••I have not hft it," aovwrud the hoy quietly. ..V__ I.... ..... _ 1.1. ... I^n I. Wl..r Arthurs Eaoountsr with Billy Wilton. “ Will, you tall me about yrrar pevwmal encounter with Billy Wilaoa f" 1 aaked. "Wall, suppoac y<>« Dret tell ma the Atewy n^you bavo hsard It,” Gwreral Arthur part. Grasping the head of the astonish ed child, he read with a quivering voire, “My good boy, what U your name T You (hall fill iho first vacancy f-V M apprenliee llial ocrura in tbo bank. If, io the mean­ lime, if yon need a triand, come to me. while. Than, when oonUibutiona fell off, But now give.me your confidence. Wbjr the rough* in uniform fall into the habit ut taking whatever they wanted in tire restaurant! ol the Ctlf Ball neighborhood, whore they were quartered, without paying deraaM almoat a hundred year* ago. a cent. The police wrwv reductant to tn The Indiane hid until night, when terfere. for popular teatimem wm on the nearly a thnumnd of them attacked the stockade, hotting to surpriro it. But tb«7 found the gsrrwou ready for them, and they wire mH ao nwolntely end vigorvu* |v that they hail lo foil back, leaving many �um r1‘ fanlntfStiUn U Arturos. Jun. 24, 188ft AM FAST KtPuBUCAN NATIONAL TICKET roa FJUErtiKxi. JAMES A. GARFIELD. OP <HK>. rox vicK-PUhiisixr. Increasing my Trade and for CHESTER A. ARTHUR Hancock and English. Creenbax rson rm: sen- rose rsiBttfs. theoretically M a&r off but pr.ctjcally m strength all through the Northwest. propriation bills kited la pu*s, necessitating ORATION. Hrauoat of atimfaction if not Silver Dollars KocUwiy by abamere, on Sunday well Im esnrinn.J ■___ ,. appendages to appropctetioo bate Bat, quite sure of turrounded Will sell you Groceries .sit gotten figure*. O it! 1 a m I jje 1 Prices befbx*e B11 y i 11 #. W.'H. SCHANTZ ■II'" • • UailON in the grace sod cuutamely, dbunited »« ranks of the Kepublicuns. YOU CAN GET THE BEST * ICINCHOQUININE civil acrviro, which «u m prominent in Haaaocks military reputation will attract with the solid South. to elect their candi- Detntieralic nomiuatioo for President in 1808, declared as bb pisiform that the National debt was payable iu greenbacks; the country on the successful resumption office capably u without print." "Let the Republican party be wise in FOR 865.00, OR A txTr? scii-'cSi with.the European Nations. He further roem that the only political nock of tbe advocated the withdrawal from circulation al Cincinnati u a tacit admuaiun that no politics. ministration, the Demornts, by their overwhelming majority in (he'llouae, cut A CARD- FOR LESS MONEY AT reached to long nominally rivals but often colfcdrrateu;. sre tossing them bsek and forth for their the suppression of Mormom polygamy by damning the people for tbiir aclcclioM Thu the lour dr®j dollars and fifty cants at high noon, thcrencc uf civil service reform beside the er, 1‘rindle, Striker and Power. who well, and the voter* of Harry County who questions both candidates were obliged to pledge themselves in no ambiguous tarms. -g the fourth of March, 1880. Attcwyla to introduce fi­ nancial-Irgulal ion failed in both bowsrs of full aympatby with the Democratic party, Congress. . Several sttempte to attack our politics, was nominated by the Itepubliprotection throry also fortunately failed. nemiaated, waa a good one. cordial support to the policy HOSTETTEu^ Hi* only hope of political success borotM quite the rage. boring tu secure his election. The result I of the Dcmoeratic Conventions, where hut of tbe election, although for a long lime The drowning Pnddc S«4, Fitters hi« t>eruson better than ever before. <>od a Wagon .tx i« sold by anyone. This I will provefto any mttii who vill <-nll nt mv uhop. Price lower than any other good WAGONS OR BUGGIES. J. K. REEP 47m4 Hastings, March 23, 1880. rithdrcw the 24 IUUITIB! Union withdrew from tbe unequal rooEvery one eagerly awaited lo is all that should bind a man to m a jumping off plaoo for official, worried Principle, iXaervcr .Lould be the with tbe burdens impoaod by their own tecapacity. ante of party union—oo Tbe following, aa interesting phase of t;r. .. „r r-—<*___ rendered by the leaden of the Grant rc era Brigadiers, beyond tbe poasibtliiy of (huge of picking jweketa.' Tbe det^tivm who arrested her, ax Boltenuan's dry guodv laid down as his platform. In regard t< the Southern question he expressed him- into civil life the habit, and methods of a man who has been all hb life a soldier 1 HASTINGS. PAINTING MY WORK part of our government* duriojrolhe three __ — > .. ’I -. st___ v-7_ . . ... urea aa would an administration with Mr. Tilden, Mr. Bayud, or Wade Hampton IN His tetter of it revealed a courageoav leader. Hb after the col lapec of the Confederacy, he to views on all prominent iaaues were fully Bayard or Hill, or Wade Hampton, and he b in full accord with their views ; and** if ia Congress be would Vote, on all tbe polit J. LEE REED’S 1 am Hilling Farm Wagons this year cheaper than any one in thcountry. I warrant every Stick of Tilbbcr anil every Iron In them to be good. Any Wagon or Buggy of i\v make* that is broken ami iihows poor inaU-pfal, I WILL REPAIR THE SAME FREE OF CHARGE if it is gent to my Shop. I am legislation. ck never .claimed to U a Bepnbliean cr bo in sympathy with X^yblicy of tbe UthuTJnty. The Only Remedy Ready far use by adding Hut JI 'ate)-. .1 superior substi­ tute for Wall Paper, Hard Finish, Kalsomine, etc. Better Cheaper, and Rosier Applied. Sold by the pound in wsr am. st nr. saws v~“ THE LIVER, THE BOWELS. and the KIDNEYS; Arc Wo Sick manifested ht> determination in that re- also, 12 beautiful Tints. 5 pounds illalmstine will corer 50 si/iea re pards. or 4SO Square feet, 2 coats- A porous, or whitewashed wall may require more- The white will not turn yellow or fhe tints fade- For sale by ROBERTS & HOTCHKISS President's sincerity upon tbe Southern Hancock NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO.ttt « OWSOIWAL AMD CHUT < the leant difficulty and without additional ship of Bute and then the embarrassing one. The llcpublicau of wnrkcra in the Presidential cam Our New York Letter Neverthatewi, against tbe Ilepublteani tendencies of Presidents bred rill of hb party, he withdrew the troops lo arms. All the Democratic teadeni .ram the Southern states end abandoned ordinates should be appointed solely oo tbe South to tbe dominion of tbe IJcmocNtW YORK, June 25th. 18SV IT SWEEPS THE FIELD. the Republican party. The fall effort log apparent iu tbs fall elections of 1877, .f ■INOT DECEIVED CRO W KT Sewing Machin., marion I inben £b- TEN SOUND REASONS About thu middle of October Congreas from I«5I to 1870 This increased revenue amount paid inclusive), the sifting NEW GOODS ! 'zt.'XUOTi. elections has been definitely abandoned. and refondit Gaff 13 as for the Prost- dry GOODS! w. o, _ piKnigan awes, mutual, 112 oompatusa of other States, 2 Canadian, "i -rr™;__________ _ ' MMMMan MM. oom.,—umuDy the result of paying div­ idends. The total firs and inland rub in 1878 were 1161,853,41)1 ; premiums re­ ceived, 81338,188; teases, |l,0G4,00fi. The oommbaioner swtimalea that tbe balanow, after deducting 33] per ecu: of «HMl KKWIXa MAOltXK O..1 Awsts fct a. -Cre,!r,M,3i *«■* wool : WOOL. WOOL sea. it will soon change the financial policy. 1 rtm prepares] to do The ao called WOOL CARDING! On abort notice al my Carding Mill,’ North aide of the Thorntie property i ul T1 “ *c u‘ u,e Ssfein:,•gek apple River, in Hutingn, other utatw 11.11, .nd AH Wotsl Ui MtaCM Aivn MILLINERY -W-k^fcw- �rT*ffcp<z»4ie^«Art*M Proeentatkn to Prof. Mitehril. Mr. Nathan Bertew hra ben. spp.fa.d | < On Saturday evening, al the residcaaa i uf D. E Cook, occurred a very pfasual agent fa Toe Micuiuax Salt Anao-j! rurpriae party. Prof. Mitchell bring the C1AT10X, located at East Saginaw, fa tha • aurpriaed party. Mr. Cook had wrored rale of SALT AS A FERTILIZER, ami tho preaeucc of the Prof, and wife early in a supply manufactured oipecirily for that 1 the evening ; later on, about sixty pcrotas. purpose eno be fated constantly la bi* ‘ Cte J.rtu.uo, ten, a. Tbfa meetly High School wtbriare, camo down warebotira, far sate al fair priora. vera received, with a swoop, and it wa* beautiful to - be­ •alt fa entirriy free from dirt, or hard ( The call for the Republican Slate Con­ hold tbe look of consternation that spread lump*, and is nude by a proxss which a vention ha* been made, aud tha convan itself aU over the Pro&wrn fane ’ fave* incorporate J in It all the valuabla ‘ lion will bo brid at the rity of Jackson oo plant food, a* wdl a* ingredient* eu’culat- « sebtdan rushed upon him. the 5ch of Augurt. Tbe call will appear ed to tree and render suitable the Ammoo-I’ A good social time wa* ’ iu our next issue., and then tamo tbe preset ia already coutaiaed in the soil. Th* excursion of tbe Presbyterian So­ AU axperiurenta deuionrtrate the value ■ ciety yesterday to Detroit and Brita Isle, I’raL tad a bsndaome album to his wite. proved to be a financial succom. bcaidro L. E. Knappen in a mat aud d<x»ntI gxr experiment, but iu great value ha* being ere enjoyable affair. They speech mide tbe prtacot.Uoo. beta fully proven, not only acientilladly u> town and burinim men are happy. about one hundred dollar.. Tbe whole affair waa nicely manned,, and lbs.irctic.lly, bat practically, by aeons Levant Newton formerly of Yanko* th* present* very appropriate sod every Tbe old wooden structure iB rear of Spring, and now a resident of Arkanras, the Colo brick bloek, b bring removed i* visiting friooda in Yankee Spring*. H* The speech of Mr. Knsppvu so fully A pamphlet giviag tbe result of many to give way to the fonstructiou of a new CODMTT OPFICKrE speak* well of th* guie of Arkanraa. expresses our sentiments a* to Prof. Mit­ experiment* ha* beoa placed in our band* /■reWlr.-.--. Cleuir.l'-nl, brink addition, and when it is completed, BaanMtx. chell's work and worth, that wc give it to by Mr. E. O. Brown, tbe Agtml of tbe Meaara. Cook 4 Sheldon will remove tb«ir Esrt Saginaw Hoose, uf which wa doubt attract office thereto. Special Correspondnnca. 1’xor. MtrvniLL.—Two year* ago, not copies can be obtained of.Mr. Barlow A ten year old daughter ufllenry L'tem Muidlevili.e, June 25, 1880. you cstuo among u*. a stranger--! thick — replete with information on thia subject, of Orangeville, was bitten by a tn>M*rauRoiro* Baxneb Seeing an item io and which we pommend to the attention of pa uu Monday aftcro-xm l*.t. The atten­ your issue of the Hkh tnst. slating that to every cilium of thia place, with the sin­ ding pbyrician, Dr. II. C. Turner, has F. A. Coville, 1L R. ageat at this place gle rxceptlou ofmyselt. That you may know bow wall wa think hope* of her recovery, although several stated th*, R. B JUrara had this mraon you have dust* lb* work which ba* fallen Entered at the 1‘ost Office.. hours elapsed before he waa ailed to at­ received fair oar load* ol machines, aud to your lot—a work among the nobfat of Hastings, .Midi.. as Second- tend the osc. The above fate were fur­ that 8. B. Smith had r«rir«! two car tbe prafasioos of taso, 11k> aducattoo of nished u. by Mr. J. W. Balch, who re­ load*, and Jordan 4 Slayton one car load rlass Matter.________ - ' youth-, how^trong a hold you have turned from Orangeville yerterday. gained upon the heart* uf the pupils so Two men. AHriri. and Casey, Aldrioh . The oit crop i» reported to bo heavy long under your charge *M instruotiuu : ftom Barry, and Ccasey from Hope, were I would State that Mnsn. Jordan 4 Sliythroughout the country.. what sppreriatiou the good riliaeea of thia aeriouiiy-injured yesterday by their team tou have roorived thimason flve thresh ­ Wheat harvest began over a week ago­ plaor entertain of the success of your labrunning away and throwing the occupants ers, making H car loads, one ear load uf n acme part* of the Slate. ora aa an educator and of’your life a* a out. We understand that there ia not McCormick binders, and about twenty citizen-. with whst ragrat* not only your much hope of the recovery of one, if ofeith­ reapers and mowers, and one binder and former pupiia, but the good people of thia college on Thursday ot last week. The population of 'hptruit, according tu er of them They came to the «ity with wool, one engine, making mneh more than throe romtnuuity, see you about to fave the csr loads of implements all told.. Uvn Long and Be Hippy. Geld of your recent labor., and to shake ilia /Trem'sy .Vrw*, foot* up 113,950. 8. B. Smith baa received two full car Why thi-uld not everyone live cut tjieir from your fat ths dost of our rity. I am Tbe land boy* report that they had a Best and cheapest Bunting at Graat'i full allotted time, enjoy good health and asked, oo behalf and ia tbe name of tha Beat and cbeapcat'Bunting al Grant's be happy ? Surely there it no yooJ rea grand time st Thoraspple I-akc lastThurograduates and ueder graduates of tbe high sou, sod yet many will allow impure Best and ebeaprot Bunting at Grant's blood, wo.knew of the kidreys, imperfect school, and of those ritixent whom I be. Best and c bee prat'ilunuag at Grant’s digestioo. and urinary troubles to under­ lies* to reprerent the best intelligence and rate* and break down their general hsrith worth of th* community, to prment to Best and cheapest Bu*Ung at Graat'i sod carry them to a premature grave. you a alight testimouiil of ihrir esteem Beat and cheapest Bunting at Granl'i Sum* seek relief among mlwersl poisoos, sod regard ; and ttereby to assure you Bet SO J choe|>est Bunting at Graat’i sieely advertised alcoholic bevengos sad Beat and cheapest Banting at Graat'i fermented liquora, only to fieri themselves The Graduating Claes. II th of July. ‘ Ifat and ehmpeiic'BuaUng al Graht'i fur a lime somewhat letter, but after a Ou Friday last the graduating exercises Best and chcaprat'Otinung 'at Qraut'i white -iuch won*. Now, why should Mr. J. 0- Cresey inform* u* that bo of the class of 1880 waa held. Thi* el*** sou, leaving him, instead aa live item io thia be so f It U well kiwwn by the inha* bin kilo of brick barat, and has the bad for it* matte, Enlilia &tltu Ctnio- quratiou would, the firet man iu th* trade telligcut portion of. our community that finest lot ol brick that be ba* ever made. Dr. Gdywu's Y.ltew Dock and Satrapstii En, and oeruiuly illustrated by their here, really tbe THIRD and last man in The dry good* firm from Jackson- who determined effort* to attain a high stand­ point of numbara, and .tuoaut iu dollar, rills will surriy remove *11 th«se disorders. I coogratntate you upon tbs work, you Thia medicine fa Jie woaderful'discovery sold gootl* no eheap, in tbe Cole A Son's ard of culture that they appreciated the and cent* io business done. bare done and are doing. of an eminent French physician, tod ha* butUing, pecked up end returned to Jack- fact, that education ia essential to person­ When it is known that io counting in proven itself jn thotuaads of iutaarea to 49tn3 1 cc-Bgraiulate yon upon th* advance ’ Second door West of tbe Hauk, Hpstiugs, Midi. be the best vegetable blood purifier known al .ureas. We add their names, and th* iu edneation every year being made io chia! । to mediesl men. It never fail* to effect­ L. W. Faurer haa removed hia sewing subject of their easy* and oration* vis:— country, through the efforts sod applies- '■, ually «ire Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders, •machine office from the enbiortware rooms Mk.va McImik, emay, Starting Point*. lion of men of carorotnem and study. DfF I C. Clevm, Prop’r weakness of the kidnevs, *11 nervous dis­ of Fred Bpangemscliar to L. RusacH's Reel Ed Mt'nt> O. Dxwxr, oration, William uu the fact that, notwithstanding the mi* order, and dability, and *11 urinary and “IsTTiUewOf. Estate Kxch*u«e on Jefferson street. digestive troubles. It makes the old feel Callen Bryant. guided demand of tbe unthinking fur n pre*ln«at sod tsfleeslls! full of youthful vigor, and the young Amma Ncvimh, Esasy, Tnje Heroum. Letter undaimni fqr at tbe Hasting* K-callcd -practscal"—which mean* super- , y aays ; -I bar. bad the eocrgdic and gay,-restoring nerfeet mao Fort Office, .Junfc 21»; 1A80:—M. Zfc Fbamk Bat'tn, Orattun, Tint Value of the item in no other way than that he ficis)—education, tbe number of tbore who itr Cewplaiat for svwtal counted the maebien* Sold by tbe whole History. Brooks. Mis* Nora Conley. Card*: throng the hall* of uur higher in*titalu>as ; I family’. • Hxnr B. Diwtr, Oration, I’residrot of learning i* yearly aud rapidly inersariag. i We underrtaod that F- A. Covillr, R. H*y« Administration ' That the course of study, of rultute and Bells SraiLt.L'va, Essay,' Character, K. agent denie* giving any »ueh statement uf discipline is each year growing mor. I The Jack->n Citizen name* Hou. D. IL to th* Editor of the B axxxu anb claimed ami its Delineation. sdrsneed, thorough and liberal . that the 1 Cook, of thi* city, tor Presidential elector. ALI-UA Caste*,- Oration, Progrea. education of to-day ia far in advaneo ol That would Ou a popular nomination in Lizzie Maxtes, Essay, Imagination. . the eave in Just this, IL B Mnuer onec that of a few years since, and ao much tbi* eoutfly. and one that Would commend had the entire implement butiocsa of the higher that the oduealion ot a j*rsoo as itself to tbe Republican* pl the State. place untd two years ego F. B. Smith to e it existed st college graduation 25 years Ba-iness of the Barry County Probate I boy frotn hi* tin *bop, who in the third ago would barely be sufficient lo enable The National Greenback Harty silently placed in peril ioa on their pole, yesterday Conn, for tbe weekending June 211th year of his rxpsrieticw ImR sold nearly him to pass an ezaminatlon fa college sdseventy five machines. Then followed the afternoon, a Weaver and Chamber* vtream Cement Smith. Judge. firm ul Jordon it Slayton who bare eaer. The iUpubfieana will take it down ! tirvly io their Mcuod year beaten th* irrefa them on tbe 2nd of November, by a and discipline of our public schools i* proKHJO majority itt this county, and by" tbe portioaatr.iy ** rapid a* io the higher in­ stitutions of learning; and so ireetistable is this progress, ao determined ia tha de­ For nny Cain of Catarrh that Can’t Two ol A. II. Ickes boy* of Carlton.: mand of th* people for a thorough and fiion.1 that a swallow* neat under tho eave* liberal education, to be accessible to all , fully cocsctau* offals pcaition and doe* oct fatale of George 1. Hopkins et al. min ­ of their barn, contained zwhitc shallow* that tbe uxat.dtsperate effort* of the fogies Hearing account of guardian ad­ attempt to deliver bi* machine* in ooodsy and fossil* who seek io control and limit They procured a ladder, and took out of 1' or*. tbe neat, a pair of the little white bcamica,!journed to October 11th next at ten o'- leal hi* last dale worid become to ap­ tha course of discipline end culture, by parent to all. IL B. Messer ba* had hi* end have them in a e*|re. The cyq* ot the discouraging the study of tbe classics and fane 23.—la. Re appointing a guard- ‘,day aa a dealer io thi* town and none are bird* ire a petlec* pink color, and the boyv the more advanced science* am powtrios* for John Pcndmon, aa alleged i neotn I ora conscious of the fact than bitaielf. “ HO CUKE, HO PAY ent. Petition fur appointment of Tha statement u you ace of iHe lGtb Wade Hsripton received more <A,«eta urdian filed July Hlh next assigned . st. doe* a grant injustice to the btisinou and nfflanse at the Cincinnati Conven­ Should you desire lumber of any- kind, for hearing and citation israad. John ' the town. There bra been *old instead tion. than any other delegate in altoti- CtrvHh fur the petition. youth to those branches uf learning which hoards drasKd or uadrvaaed, matched or of seven carload* of implement* a* he f‘nil and see tu before making your purchases ns we have otherwise, planks, studding, joint, limber.,; deuce. Had every delegate been a races June 21.—Eatste of Carrie L. Uurg- ■tated, something better then eight car­ barely enable thsm lo engage ia buinass, shinglm, lath, or muldinp of any or all ducemenU to offer. ■taoist during the rebellion. the cheer* or to tarn a decent livelihood, happily find kinds, andat reammaUe rates, call oo load* and instead of hi* ariling more than would probably have been given equjlly to ment of guardian filed. Order entered ap­ lodgment to day in few breasts. Newton, Fowler A Burton st their lumber Ed. Powehh, all other* be really ba* told lore than any Thi* rapid advancement. in education y*rd ucar tho Nawton House in,thi* citypointing David C. Burgess guardian. of the other firm* named. The foreguitw makes the life of th* teacher oo* of con­ Bond filed and letter fanned. arc ariidMarts such aa can be eatablishtri stant study, oonsunt cultivation. fatal* of Rsbssea Holladay a aainor .to the ■utiafsctiou'of any fair intelligent The ignorance on tbe part of many, of On'th"34th Inst., ouc Ruebco Hall Aanual account of guardian filed. , lb* work actually being dime iu the school* waa shot through thb head al Battle Juno 35Estate bf Sarah DeDemar Creek, while attempting lo br.sk down et aL minora. Acuna) aecoant of guardTha Graduating Exercises. It is not often that our people am in­ features of eoctety, frequently present the door ol Rance Byington. Hall waa tan filed. many di<eourg*meot* and ubMacfa in the in pursuit of a certain soiled dove, and ’ Jane Rrtatn uf Clark 8. Mudge a vited to aueb a treat as were the gradua would not be persuaded that she waa not minor. Order entered sppoiotlng Ixireo- tiog exercise* of the High School at Union path of the instructor. Saxe rays of “Th* Pedagogue ,” in Byington’s boose, till Byington pcr- so Mudge guatdian. Bond lied and let- Hall on Friday evening. Aud it i* not.to surilrd him with a revolver. Kyiagton maria to my that, any entertainment ever given in the city pleased tha pro^o County uotTwpondence. more noirrtpally. Tbe Hell was bcauti. On Saturday evening last, a lot of Th* wonder i» that with three obreacire fully dueurated, thanks lo the ladies iu PnCkroKT, Juno 28. drtmkcn rowdiea invaded tho Fair ground*, and diresinragameot* in the way, teachers The poputalipn of Irving twrfnship will charge, aud the liberality of uur florist*. testing board* off tbe fanev, and entering ia publio school* can do tbelr work ** The programme included the oration* and tbe grand eland, punn-Hng the roa’A wod foOtupabAUt fuurtesu hundred and twsuty. su.-cmfully a* they do. The new brick *tors U new enclosed. owaysof the graduating class, a fine making night bedious generally. Mr. 1'rof. Milehdl, I congratulate you.— Batteraoo who lives’ on tbs ground* says Thi* wesk will see the metal foot and eor- musical treat,' aud the proreutatioM of the school Diploma* by Jamas Clark, Esq., OU niee io pise* aud tbs plastering begun. dm probably shall find out the names ot behalf ol the Beard of Education, all of The Sunday School picul* at Jenning ’ a abase engaged in the seen*, and if tliey ! which wa* of *p*ei*l interest to many and repeal Ihtilr matiooe. bs tbinkr die public I io Pamplril township fat week, was pro­ of real inlrraat to every one present, sod FOR SALE. should know the names of lU aetora. and .' nottaoed a auccran by all who attended, fro® all the good and loteUigent people pf i Tire executive commiUee uf th* old the Halt wa* fillod to it* uttermost caj^Aiy tbe community a spoelaoaoe* vUerauca of not only ought to, but will. In thi* fane wo give plwe to ths Ora­ Freeport Republican dob have called a congratntatlon st th* grand auooem of Mr. H. V. MertlU,uf Johnstown, Berry tion of H. B. Dewey oo •• President Hkym county, while ploughing in hi* field thi* masting fa Saturday evimieg, July 10. adminimration," and expect next week to yuor week : and the more cordial is this • spring, found a copper arrow h«ad rix in- They cordially invito all Ute rid members congratulation from tba tact that in the cba* long and thru* inehea wide at the to be present, sod hope fa * luge acces­ print *ev«ral of the Olbera ; and it is duo face of the discouragement* and abrtinaedgro arrfuow nearly a* sharp as * iaifo. sice to ihrir ranks from th* new voter* in the class that we should say that each of tiooo which prrjndfa and adfisboms have The mete) of which it fa wrought Is peec th* vicinity, and other* who believe in the orations and omiy* were of a high thrown in your way, you have been con­ sod the weapon wan eridmUly mad* fa character, and- would both interest and efficient service. The arrow Lead was lb« prineiplss of th* republican party. tent with ao eye single oo|/to tba inter­ UMirart the general reader, and that we Q. X. ploughed-up on a spot which had l-coo oc­ mt* of those whose guidance and Ieatruc­ regret our inability to find place ia ths cupied bya *tooe heap ever aiace tha field tion you bad io charge, to take yoar re­ waa clcired. twenty year, ago, Mr. Mer­ column* of th* Bamme*. for all of them. I Midplkvillx, June 28th, 1880. ward ia the grateful commendation of rill inform* ns that some fwo years ago a For the thorough and- efficient culture Farmer* have done a good trarinem pupil* and parents, and tha approval of copper knif* wa* unearthed tn grading the making hay the last week. now railroad between Hast logs aud Kata swarded Prof. I, N. Mitchril, and wo far Oar village school has closed and ntaxoo, and that It is now In the poweasion Permit M thss, on behalf of those peoIt will be a long" time before another dam pic, to prrochl you with there books, all I of Hou. Daniel Striker of Ilmtingn. Mr. teacher, and scholar* are having a rest. Striker has also so imago of a bear, about Rot Pinney'a home run away last W«d- will graduate of members so young ia of which are doubtless scqualntaaoes of ' -the nixe of a small cub, carved in -bird happen'# Law Office. yesri, so thoroughly fitted fur the work nniday and kicked and wrecked the bug­ yours, perhaps avra to familiarity. M»y gy and n»Ht tha ffimUy including Rot. io before them iu future lift, and we believe they *errp to ansura you of thn gnod wbh■Me. *u Grew threw, swasd by Miles Mala. PnaslllOO. Apply al th* fencs wroar. No one aarionaly hurt. ro and sympathy of thane you are faring Knapoen * Law Office. Many stranger, are upon our streets tha removal ol Mr. Mitchel from tba behind you. and bo n oowtaut reminder of ' daily, reeking ihrir fortune. Ore “Big charge of th* sehori* of th* dty, • high­ ocr hope that "our low may b* your etcrhanded oatray, unworthy of lb* men who wisrth of dregs, for half s dollar a pack perpetrated the set, ou« that fa ye«r» will knappen't Law Office. nge, as fare a* be eould baud them .out ba a curse to tha children of onr dty. But then wa suppose the tutarcst of tha and handle in the money. Ore would think everybody was rick ; Groeubaok party mu*t be .ubuervnd, a thorough educator removed, and a nobody and they will be if they don’t quit *wi*lia bis plaae, so that our note will bo lowing every Mary about some new “Eltx to the Rcpubliertr party. er of W." and then swallowing the dreg., tad a white grab half „ Ud. lang, with » black b«d. A tars. am««t of hay U thoroaghlv auakod, and little prospect of |u i,eias dried to-day. •* Cha*. Franch ba* sold his Foundry and Meehinu Shop to a Mr. fan* of Hastings. fra A. Morgan ba* auld out hia livary buainem, hones am! carriage* to Chas. Freaeh who ha. catend into partnerahip with Frank Boamcr, and the two livery Mabfa are united ; Beamer 4 French. The Msaaric Fraternity at Middleville and vidnliy are to have spica in in Brigg's Grove u Barlow fake on July 3d. COtSM FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING! We have jiist opened our Spring Stock, which comprises many norellin never before brought to this market. Ladle. Linen Suit* and ■Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits. Ladies Fine Underwear in Linen and Gauze. White Skirts, White Aprons, Lace Tidies, Lace Lambrequins, Pillow Shams and all kinds of Lace Goods. An elegant line of new novelties in Parasols ami Fans. Gents fine Summer Underwear in Cotton, Gauze and light Merino. liadies nnd Gents OUR MOTTO, FAIR PRICES. AND GOOD GOODS. ORGAN OR PIANO ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRER E. A. MATTISON, POWERS & BARLOW. HARDWARE ! PERRY ROYCE REAPERS ! $500 REWARD HALL’S 1719 CURE. A. WOOD MOWERS. REAL ESTATE. UNDERTAKING REAL ESTATE Fanns For Sale. Great Opportunity. C Tbe sbos* is frurn the Baltic Brcek Jeunsul of the 23 iatL, and aa regards the msppar knife nbova spoken of, that Mr. Striker has. it waa not nnsMtbod ia grad­ ing lb. new railroad ^between Haatinr cm PBorram fos sali i �3 Phex end Khun. Marrying a womait tor bar Uanly »LA* Hinge bird furita singing. The Blood is The Life. Epelliug trforco pny» Joab Bilp.egn u tunde 9190,1*90 by hia writing*. .. .A.--------- , I.IHWH4 „ S-MHU« a Mil HE SUE RIFF'S SALE A Georgia young man Mind bi* aweeihcart whether .he had aver read ■’Remse and Juliet.’’ She replied that aba had md Romeo, but .he did not think the had crer mil Juliet. oeghfarc* and tha grandeur of lie iudividoal baildinga, is at all a bcautifal city, yet what tba hurried trowel of tkm (rafeier failrd originally lo bertow the tnrei deliberate chieel of the sculptor is gradually tasking to supply. Tha o|ucMriai> Uatue of Fred­ erick the Great, the marble rcproacniatioa of Vieury <m th* SoM-wabruar, with tbe the fortune, of their king. And I mw him el St. Helena, with tia hand, uowd behind him gaatng out upon the tad and anlvmn sea. 1 th.light of the orphan, aud widow, be bad mad*—of the lean that had been abed for hia glory, and of tha only woman who *rer loved him. pnabed from hia heart by the euld hand of ambition. And I Scene at William* College—Junior UaBaUti.g Now Tutament. “And lbw— an -an I the Lord aald, I,-rd raid uut»> unto Moe*..' |ln» be hesitated and looked appealingly to a neighbor, who tw ing alto unprepared, whispered •'Skip it." gee tejee Ctu> «r ~Ua*U*esi aiw naai> Th* quealiun settled.—Sb*.—But do net you think that too much amok* is iajnrioua to your mind? H.-—I runout my 1 do. Iu my owe eam I h.ro found it rather to mereere than to kseea th* roe. of Premia dotted throughout the city. -II trad tn adorn whit would utherwuc appear • rcry hank, American looking town, aud aearoely . bmUi pa*a without oonferriog wxnr additional attraction of tsfflxsiWKfia S~.l»l.««rc-le. r«l._ llw, wtl.nl,, sttSsaetaEhn; jmtly boaat, pcrimpa, to be the "cjiy of inuSjgenoe." but wh^, by no airetch of indufehnee, oan be tolled the “city of arch­ itectural art." Not long ago a hoc uurblc monnmeut wm erected io a flowery nook of th* Thierg.rteo u> tbe memory of lire “oerer-to-bo-furguiun ’ Quora Ltniac, th* mother of the prewtu Emj-ror William, orer agaitul that of her Royal huriund, and to-<Jay, not (ar frotp tbe Mtnu loot, a atari* of JoLaon Wolfgang- Goethe wu ceremonioiuly unveiled. Tire great poet, it ia tru*, wa» torn iu a city which only became Premiaa after the event, of LStitl, hi. writing., had omitted to rate a fair! aud lartn,: mmament to hia memory. Tba statue to the great ]«-t unveiled a few day* Kpx staada ua the edge uf tho Thiergartvn, brtwien the llrwndcelcaroer Gate and tbe Koniggratxer StntMe, and ta, on tba whole, more appropriately placed than that of Schiller is'front of tho Royal SchsuapielUatu A pUtf'rm Lad been erected in tba. opposite garden gruundaMT tba Bonacbold Chamberlain fur tho coorcnioncc ol tho Emperor. tbu Crown Frifihe. and other notabilities of the C«nrt. while th. ceremony w» ateu attended by all the most uluatriju. men io art, litera­ ture, science, diplomacy, and the army re. ideal in the Capitol. The Emprew bad How to Buy Meilt. There .re ox many howe keeper, who bare any thorough knowledge about menu; the condition io which it ought to be bought, ita appe.noee when it ia unit for nee, and tbe iuu.i dnirabte cota to purcLaee. Thu tort «f knowledge i. meet eeacqltd, capecully when there ex Ma co lit­ tle eotncleoee on tbe part of the butcher.. Ou* fart abould be remembered, and that Ilka* U. I > l-a. I. Cathartic Pills Michigan Central Railroad BRAND RAPIDS DIVISION. crerythiag elm. the beat ia tbe ehcepest. Cheap joints always include large lixiei and sinews; auch (ointa should he need for soup and gravie* For roartier and boil­ ing ehocae tbe better cuU, aneh aa Inga- of mutton and real, riba, sirloin and round of GRAND BaPIOS AND DETROIT. tip - |i w.>kroi< j V*es***te>ti* '.jurctr&sl.l. .ishx- 11 ,a •I COUGH! week*, thus describe* that lady : Mr*. Garfield i* a lady ol ou-dium height, and of alight but well knit form. She ha. .null featuraa, with a autnrwhat prominent forehead, and her blaek hair, crimped In front and done up in a imidnt coil, b eli-hdy tinged with gray. A pair of black, eyre, and a mouth about which there play, a awectly bewitching .mile, are the luuX .ttrartivc fretoraa of a thorough ly exprcaeive Care In drea. she u quite •a plain aa the preaccl miatren of tbe . fere»«»-rsaH *ar. ‘"nSsrar’iWuiiTALi! HANtKHT MALE. JOHNSTON’S SARSAPARILLA M. caiux. mmsu. STILLINGI, nst" color ■ • Huie dwef- To u»l veal look at th* loin ; iftf I kidsry, which oil be fount) 00 >h* under aid* uf uoe cud uf th* Lin, ia enveiopu |n flrm aed white tat, the meat ia certainly recently killed aud undoubtedly good. The kidney alwaya change. flr»i, and then lb* meat M flabby and Rf-olird, and tbe Wl aott. to prepare a biography of |Lc Haaaaao Chaweeiior, which, iK ‘/joai.roing him to the VolhalU of European diplomatuta, would insinuate ia tho moat delicate man­ ner poreablc. that th* mutual roUtious be­ tween th* two Empires might tbcamfurtb bn dtepened to grow all th* more cordial for tbe natural disapfanranc. uf one di»turbins element at least, and today they SYMPTOMS OF A •TORPID LIVER. e.u*e they bare uever had their aUeotMm directed to the fact that it ia th* loogwrt »ivw iu the yurld not eapable of being navigable tn any of it. parta. Having di•ectrd aUcntiun to thia striking feature of it. phyaiml make up, au cxplanmiou of bow it acquired iu homely yeetxloujm may prove of intercut. Tho early French ' A prominent attorney, wtife labiog ■ day or t*u aieoe. putntvl out to hia Ummewe* a sign board, rrmarkten ; ’■The fellow who put that up i* a far. ' “Wby ? ' asked hia companion. “ Ifeceua* that aago reads 'No fishing ia thia breuk,' and 1 caeghl tbe beat trout ia my ba*k«< dispel- Uvixkd ia Afptartut. Urpcrctl&'cj ia Sjat)6cftp. Umrpaued u CoaitractK*. Utjrttfdirtdi m Pofaku. M Uedupattd ia Ik: Brand Ct: ghttarSKl -■arc,Sl.£rt •jSL'srst.s'.r. ■ H H*4 M'.rUAAi reslHRH. as* all M»«T A Noted Krina says: C. A. SNOW 4. CO. <-H«AU«U.li ». ■>., ••JmaiUna, Ulltare IUM> baakerc »J1. K.Mic =^E£® Subscribe for the Banner DAUCHY II CO. COL ii~»ftaeVfc£Mi«» KuearaetralM m tl&.W.i'iAi * Al-aa* N«H. ’sl.TKTyoS. Better Timet. The "Pemoaat,” New Orlmna, L«, aey*; "Suflering orc on g rjcha. hare bwn troubled with ducaaes ol kidney and liver, bu been perceptibly beUer since the u, trodoMieu among u of Warner'* Safe Kidney apd Liver Cur*. 9-10 MAIT WAI^NEF\S UNFERMENTED Hunt SEWIKQ MACHINE CO MALT BITTERS --- --------- -"M-jm’.-.— leSqL'? BITTERS 41 I called upon by muri: lba<i J.OlHJ people at Meotur on Tureday Th. Uwe of ba* prcay bouse waa crowded by eager talk-ta, and in lb* drawing rooms aumd Mr*. Gar field re*aiviug tbe cvugr.tuUUooa vf h«r visitor* with great sompamrc, yet wub signa of frank pUwsute. Canada Southern Railway a stealU. a** a- »««• ’ ll! maading on tbu I’aciic oomt. “By dirertlon of Hie Praaidwit the commanding gtnenl, military diriaioa of tba I'actflc, i. Mtfborimd to yrvreat any iavaaioo of th. ireaty uf New Bexieu, by .rme-llbrcre i» wfotarinn uf tho nretrelity law. Aumou Ram.XT, Sen. of War. TM Rimmer Gotaare will Imre ( ita BioorhqjO te-day kx tho Anio region*. Two board., .p|«/i»ied by the Cebiart ■HE WHITE SEWING M*Ci . rival *1 Prince Gortchakuff here thia morni>g. in apparent fuHnoe of bmlih and apiriu. There wu a dutinguubcd diplomatiat oooe, it ia well known, when profouudcu act of. policy wu held to be signi­ fied by thia apparent dcatb-Lcd. nor ia it dear that the Pint Mimxer of tha Cur, without unending it, may hav. likewise pwhapa gained a point by thia peculiar method of provoking the public mind.- At any ante Priam Gwtehakofi lo parody hia own famous rxpreauon, oo Iwidc pat il tr Tttuedlf. aud Ik now Rroiau perfectly th* iueky man al Ciseioati. Aman will not be paid oo appliaatton* far pensions fifed subsequent to Jane JOth. The law granting additional bounty to aoldien of tLo l.te war expires Juse IMHh. Persona entitled tutu I file there daitns prix to that date. Seerntery 8bnrmau aocumpenisd by el000. Denniaoo uf Ubio, bare gone oo a plvaaere trip to Norfolk, Hampton, and Other point*. Gen. Garfield and I'reeideol Haya, have gun* to Ohio. Spcttnd Tail and several of hia band of Rioex, ar* atill la th* city ; they arc trying to pet some minor allowance* of money and clothing foe their tribe. Savani of' Spotted Tail'. Aildren are atl*ndhg aebool at Hampton, Va. ' Th* .object of a thr.-euami iuvaaiua uf Memeo wa* eoeaidorud ia the Cabin*. Vayne & Jackton Rail Road. THE SHORT LINK •J ue*'"' HJs* w. Jg,, Thowtanda Bnncfltfed. It slipped from lb* '’Gawle,1' Yonkers, ^“7.,.. -arc-re .M rx DETROIT ANU TOLEDO TRAINS Uy. 1MU.U te T.lte. a * Cor* at th* only aura reanedy lor diabeto Although the enovaniino did not name lb* hrilliaac *reic* from Maine, y« hb frieod. will remember that w. Ur* for . lander one *qo*Uy brilTtant. Although Itwimita. v~r’.rT'4'K*“! Q. P. Rowel! Bl Go's. Col, WIQW .tVlVnilTtMEMEXTH, “at TAKE T0E BANNER ^vartes*. , � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-07-07.pdf 657d875a450166d7f7d8ac44455bc959 PDF Text Text frff*rt'»l'e4X>4X/"t turns orADTERi VOL. 2< NO. 10. HASTINGS, MItiH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. 1880. P80FKSHM1L HD BJ3!HE3S CARDS THIS PAPER NEW YORK. WHOLE NO. 1311 You uro rc,|uo.t«,l to oil ut AGKICULTl'RAL HALL „„l examine and then take 00 trial one of the ALGER & ALGER. ORIGINAL KALAMAZOO ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS intermediate liak between mcu and Gods. To Homerie poems they appear aa lbe urn of Goda, and m .amber and higher rare than men. Tbev were more power­ ful, reurageous,' and in every respect, more SPRING-TOOTH HARHOWS These harrows are fully protected by the Grov. and are WARRANTED AGAINST BREAKAGE you W. would naurally expect to Sod that he bad great lalsnu, or a good ednoaliou, but such was not the one. He weal to vuit iho sick and all the county jails in England, doing good wherever ba wcoL Joba Banyan la auotber example; bo was a minister. - People Soaked Iran every dirostlon to bear him. A law Wm pamsd ths: no om should preach unlrso ordained by the Biahop of the church nf Engiaad. Ha ibsrefnre was asraeg tbu fast to refer. BUCKEYE OR WOOD MOWER, Reaper or Self-Bindel’, . CmU ami got one before it is too late. I sell u fu'l line of THRESHERS and ENGINES iho irwa suae. Tfc.y to. „. pMto St tba aiegm ol Troy and Tttobos, but they aooo became extinct, soma perbhing in war, others being transferred by Jupiter to a happier atato in Ibe Um of the bletaved, where they reaped tbrioe ia a year the apontenrouv fruits of ths esrth. The Riozrapby of every man who has naen to emiueucc of any kind by hia own laical and industry* l» • l"*»a and atimu- air eras full i,f happy BOttnda; the tinkle of dMaul cow bells, the vtdea of domestic fowls, and.tho song of wild blida. But bsr great’ disappointment ■>ver»lm»lawcd1 Among which may lw found the Massillon, Mansfield, Russell, Pitts, Gnsc. WcstillghbUHe, Dow, Birdsall & Wood, Tttbor & fcUSSHj ®wt .t!! srLr’Os CHESTER MESSER ■n ibe world, oom were blewed by them Sdf mode mre are living witaitoto that aa the ioslrataetit of lheir redemption, w* ; God baa eedeWn] man with the uuterial a word they spoke coaid be recalled, and and power uewwury to acrempliah the K> they perish. Their light went down ia mnat dreirable fortune and Came, and'that irtic Pills h- t-ea: call-ant,- pelaelr**. CHEAPER THAN EVER JAMISI CLARKE IKY AT LAW A SOLICITOR MftCU I.ASP. , • Now aa are tint uuly out of debt, but | we have gut 11 JJOO ahead, and the qu«- i tiuu la, Low ire wa going to invest IlT" i Hiram Gralraui, littiag just outaide of! the open door, to enjoy, the coolucaa of ! die aumuscr evening, threw aaido hia pup ' er al he spoke. and awaited hi* wife'a re- 1 Attrr lha lapse of five Wotks be went to when tbo way wu« rough oue, a life of ll.o vpaliou to med bis wif« and children battle, confuMoB, and danger, th’ru in­ T<*cyd>U enjoyed llic moat dsliglrifu! deed their livre are more noblerbii, and all were glad and happy, and a. It ia tboeght tbal the turning point of they drove bom >ward there was in nah to be trill, and many inquiriea lo be • made. Ao ll.iy neared the houw Mrs. Graham locket ruddcaly forward whilu her hu^ baud watched her £u« and rubbed hi. iiau I. ■■■gether in qaiot glee' Wbat Wa. I thai -oft, Iwvirout gray, gleaming out fruu* swung the green huvea 1 Was .be 1 dreaming ? No ;-n wa. the buuw with its green -Luttora, and jvpieva. ■ "Why. Hiram Grabsin, what have you 1 NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS! . lions, he was kind lirart.ul and grnerogs, l.s., in 1>U way. ' This HHXauig ho had ing her thought!. ' »uureth>ug ul iiujn.rtancc tu n.mninuieaic. She wa. oppetaaoj with i be fear iL.i . didu’i tell you last evening." bo said. her fobg-eherMied plana might be dashed iI»tbst!la.l already had toirn talk with to the earth. However, ahe cammcnced , bravely enough. I "I have thought we could 'repaint the bouse some pretty color, inch aa silver cams over to sec tu- thia rot grey, and hare .butlers put up al the Med to split the difference; windows the light shade of green to bar- bargain, tbuugh t A little spending money for paint i.r VHiTE ving Mali p&tratcc. in SmpGaty, •cd it Con;!rnctiai. edited in Papalor.:;;. in the Bread Clot::. DENTISt KuhriDt. THE CASH STORE. Kiciiiai AT- J- W/ | Carriage, Sim and Omental ..winter,.. .1. ikal b. t< now; saoassd s~s««i jmperjaj Soap •for Premdent, ajff too, wbu was especially active ia defeating tbetu. For years tbe DrUMKTaiie party baa been one of daplieily and expedM&y, carring about io Caleb aomething. Some wreckage, on which it could ride safely to the .bore of* popular tavor. Coold there have ever been any­ Here am I,' I can do no otherwiae." thing more ludicioaaly object thaw the He gained the roofidenee of the whole • rerptauce of Greely as a atandard bearer ; nation, and was from that time ill lender the acceptance of a man utose nearly UCe lime enmity, bad rented itself upon tbeir The English I .A upra NapAuM a ambitious usurper, who aimed to en •ord, nor iunoogruaux, thin tbe notainauniversal empire upon universal rwio tiou of Hancock by the aid of the The French on I ion regird him Soother* wing of the Democracy. Al­ though * Democrat. ha had been during H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES The Prif tr of the Imperial Soap is |5.25 per box of 100 I lb. bur,,—75 lbs. in the box. -To any one who will gond m« nn.order for 10 boxes with cash, $52.GO we will send one box toctm free ns a pre in him. Ur tip? order* may he sent to ns fur one or more boxes al a time, /ith remittance, anti when wc have thus received orders for 10 boxes <ve will edml the eleventh box free a* proposed above. If you <i«v»ol wish to s«hd iftoifey in advance you may deposit it with any bunker or merchant in good credit in your town with the undcrutanding that he i»to remititto ueon receipt of the Soap which is to be shipped to his cure. Address CR A MI ’TO N BROTHERS, MACHINE CO WAKE UP! plclc, may lor piasla. And here, be said, Icadiug the way through the kitchen ' and throwing upen ibe door, ■-ie the wood buOK, and there,'' openiug a door, ‘•fa a juntry that ean't be Leal anywhere. And ihiv U wiOKthing yuu didn't mention," he j cutilinued. approaching a ueal sink in the. gettiag tu tell you Powers is here. Ho ' kitehoo, and ly ing buhl of the handle of a warns to hire out during harvest- I bare hand, tuougb, but I snppuac the m**re help I have, flic Un er I ehsll get along , ao 1 told him to go right tu work. ! don't aappneu ha -bus here lo breakf/wt yet, his i I'olta are w slack , ao you niast act mH a bit for him to eat. Tty and have 'the is neb ready by half past nta«4 you can about thp ref.win si ion of tbe people. In­ deed it wsa the trek of quite higher men than hr .. H« tried to walk wiidy in this WaautatmiN, June 28,1880. World of wickedu.Ms, and aivo hu own soul. What moat bo thought of a party, that No other man an humble and peaceful seeds its prominent military men to Cm. ever Ailed thia world with such cvmtretion. grass because they fought for the Coolsd- llmfi **Ycn, but lint would Im for the siloing­ room. And I would hare a bay window “Oh. oo" she raid There isn't guy ' made off the south aide of the atuingroum ''’'.MMirJ.am laughed outright aS ibis. thing." .Mr. Graham hesitated ; he was not sat- Ihat tm-nring I found yuu oburotag under "Now, Jtonie," bo said, “! never said i-fad with ibis explswaUoB. the lootot-iice and Uoking an iatonlly at anything about it; but have always thought '•There I" alm said. “Now do go nloog • that old aliHie Iraiidiag on the hilt Y ‘ Her only .newer Was < merry laugh it kind of foolish to spend sa much money to your work, or I ahull cry again I" and I “Did you evet think so before T Al­ though bo naked the nwtotfaas hroilalingly ,•lie might. lie looked very wilfully into b«r face tier Hiram Graham had a faint idea as to whal the matter wre, and wre very willing tod., as .be bad* him. He Mt tonsidrrably annoyed that bis wifi could nut s« , J^mr .-AL.—1 that would no materially add to lheir mu tual property. And then l*» Ugan to woudsr whm aha was thinking no silently about while aha stood baking off toward tbe d'uunl bin. A liilla juaiousy crept in with ths thought. The owner of lha greatness, that bo rwes befnre ua. as ws vootsiaplate him, like some vaat pyramid or'Cathwlral. waqtold that the Alps stood in the way of hia army. iUropUnd, "there shall be wo Alps," and lad hu army .through a district almoM impassable. He strove Corner Monroe and .lefleraon Street*, New ^ork. PIONEER STORE ! SAWS FILED. Chin, W Befaieads, aid» LIME, HAIR, STUCCO. CEMENT, BRICK. > TILE. LAND PLASTER PUMPS, bad rolled a niwuxm tide through Its channel, M borne the mangled curpao of a Mend or foe to low quiet valleys, terrify­ ing the simple inhsbttauta and warning Cl-OfTHUSTGl ^DBAGS I®* CVLTtTATORK. WlMUfflnvttthiW. j LEFT IMJTD FLO IKS. Reaperand Mowers. lUNGINO WINDOW CURTAINS Pays the Itighert (fab-price; for alt kind* of Former* Pro-. idnce. I Farmers will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creuty before purota*‘“8 anI °r B*x,rc ‘Nri’cJe*. airQjta A SPECIALTY' L. J. WHEELER. dren. Eve* the humming-bird Uvea to deck its sweet little nret with ptauy more re and liolieoa. Onght we wot to have aa mueh love for bourn and its adorning aa Goda dumb creaturreT" and eonriotad ul hrtuBj. Scntr-we ufeon dcmosiiva was read to her puWieiy ou the anaSUl, staring sabmireiou to tbs church er ihn stole, but abc murmured • swwsata- The faguto were kindU. ami to they i eraekled and barned Untnlh tho ptaform, abo cried trot for * trwrika. B-i at hut ■ovvraome with torroe, awd suf-Mcd with thoeiMlenwl Aatato thM onriad about �So long a* there ». Solid South jort | । to long will there b* a'retticual hwc. I AM FAST The ChnsoMti Gsnytfr say that “If! I | Garfield's majority ia tibia do** not ax-11 IU1I of Aid. being died the following were ptmeat. Aid. Barlow, Bardk*, Sbnx «r, Srabbine, Wrimcrt ami Wood. Minulm of prwviona meeting were read and approved. ComittM on Fire Depart­ ment reported m follow*, via; Ju tie Comm.,« Council uf tke city «/ cced 2O,6(M, it will tin Die foul* of Repub-: laean management." Th* Itepoblioan National Cuaimklan rieutad Hon. MaraUU Jewell. Chairman I and S. W. Doney, Bseswtary. , They capeul lo enjoy tbcrnselr The pir uie at Bsriow Lak* day. w» well Mlcndsd, a general good time and lots of fun. This ia a dellgh tful camping ground. Some of our citizens bo* gone to Way­ land to celebrate to-day. GJ* Seat! and family are visiting friend a at Ijedron Rev. W. S. IJogby and family have ro- Secretary Shremto say* he transferred the patronage ol the Internal Revenue Bu­ reau to himself for th* purpuae of securing uniformity in the tuscagement of the Treasury Department. The teles: Damocratie epithet tor Gar- In consequence of the heavy raid laat REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET. diagrae* in thia country for a man lo work | night, there was an exteuiro caving in of for a living. 1 Main Street', near the flouring mill. Ex-Senator Gordon of Georgia is one Nd too F. Jordan ia Jurtien of the of the Democrats who mid the ClDcteasti Al half past twelve o'clock Saturday ticket would Mt be ao rtrong in three month* ar it wa* the day it was made. night there were men on main street wed inquiring for City Marshal or Police. They The Campaign. appeared lo be Scandinavian*, and there Il oar people realized m lL>y sLuuld Amcricu people cookoI to elect for Viceth* importance ufa full, frank, sod free 1'reaidcct a man who dyca hia hair and had evidently been some disturbance near discuarioc of the priudptei invol rod io the beard, and who wore jX th* convention a tbe writ line of the ourporatioe. lending election, it would be poaaiblo to paper collar ? Tbenc ihams are told of make it one of decency. TU* several can­ Wilham EngUrit." didates are not only pcreonslly unebjec Tiio New York . Zupm* (Tammany tiouable, but they are statesmen of cbar* Dem.} aaya that “it promuc* to be a H»rTwenty four different societies Mmera. Wilkins and Trane, the build- meat. actor, gentlemen in tbe higbart .ease of ruao campaign ova again." Not quite took part io tbe fasti vat, held bn Sunday ora, are maotara ia their prcCraiou that term, trustedly by *11, and generally sod Monday of thia week at. Jonas' Wood, Tmday haa been a fine drying day. respected for Choir many good qunlit ica. and tbe throngs in sttendtnre, Bight and Jo ike lluaoruUe Mayvr and f'emmoa Wo arc glad this is tbe feet. It indicates day, showed how terga was th* population Owartl e/bke c.7y •/ ihitiny, : a tendency to-a higher character in our year the Democratic candidate i* pretty from which thdr reeoureca were drawn. We the undersigned Citizen* of the city political relatioo.1, and h afford, ao. op­ •or* of tbe 138 votca of the solid South, Everything was Freneh al thia fatival. of Hasting* would reapedfally petition The dccoratloos were Frtaah. taslelW and portunity for tboro who deduct the cam- with tbe ponrble exception of Florida. eteganl, with a suflident uc of tbe Amer­ paicn to show to the world that there is The latest reports from Virginia du net ican flag to show sympathy with the aufioent hooov luuoog American political cuofirtu the :tal<u>cct that the lleaJjesters child teams much by asking questions so adopted c-juatry of the rovdera. But th* Commenciag at th* juoclioa of Park kadari to reoognixi and reaped the good will unite with the other wing of the De- childlike, Place and Park Street, on “the West aide । I would like to ask a few Mme* and tbo fair ptraoual fame of op­ mooatic party npon an electoral ticket. If-, of Park Street, thence running North to questions through your column* posing candidates, and wc hofc aud expect a union is cflcctrd it will be by a mntual la there any kind of beer or fermented they will do it all steng the line. Thia aurreador of lh« so called Debt Payen to liquor which i< not its soma degree iatexi. isetioa will not only elowal" the general the 'Iltadjusteu, eating in it* nature ? And even if we character of die campaign, bat It wiO rouiPresident Haye* feels no anxiety about admit, (hat a certain amount may be mand a greater reaped for jmrty manage­ the lucccsa of the Republican ticket. He imbibed without produviog sirioua intoxi­ ment ganerally. ft is, also, true that for Yet, queatwn 2nd arbre, vix. regards Indiana as sure for tbe llepubli- cation year* past many arif-respcctiog men have Does not drinking any kind of fermented In tbe tea letter, it will be remembered, stood aloof from active prtldpatioa ia the soolhing was arid about the mystery of I The “Grant leaden," a* they are called, liquor* have a tendency to create an appe- i political eamprigns b-^auw they were d»accidents. It i* not for the purpose of | lite for something stronger? And when. ! fort eri tot ■ feeling of aupentitiun that I gbated with thn personal detractions and are thorough Republicans, and will, in Imbibed by the reform inebriate it there th* subject ■ recaiiad ; but th* teas, thi. i .lander* which have entered So largely 1&0>, a* in the put, be found io th* (met not danger of reviving hl* slumbering ap''। week, of the beautiful steamer BaawuYa- : into eawpaign maaagemeni; and lbw ought line of efficient fighting men. Thove who | ka, with an unknown number of |ai*eoKen,1 predict the oppeeite to not fully nnder- petite? Does not oar pledge, adopted by the;. aggregating forty to fifty, offer* soother I lUustrstion cf tb« very strange Caiality ' peas is true to the best i a (eras of the tetnpetanre societies and signed by every . through which ■ sucexarivn cf accident* of! panic*. Gen. Garfield b a man of irre­ man before donning th* red ribbon, in- I a similar cbaraeter. a!wap s*em to follow proachable character. This hia ,uppoDuring dndc all of thia das* of drinks ? And each' other ia rapid succwaaioa. ucot* in Gwgreas and such Democrats as don* not. the aigih^ pledge himself not . tbe fort sixteen d*v* the N'arrsgausetl was Senator Thurman, Judge Black and 'Hen­ | only W atelain from using such himself,;’ destroyed, (L-- Anchoria and ijaesu . rollidexl within one hundred and fifty mile. | ry Watterson.all admit. !Tbc same can I bat not lo sell or give rack to anyone else 1 of Sandy Houk, tbe Adelaide was sunk off be arid of Gen. Uandock. Uis personate i a* a beverage. istoy sirrot io the UudaM, th* Beawao record i* stained-by no jobbery er any set I Would 41 be ninsiatont or right, *up- \ haka was burned, aud on the H»»t river, i that can or ought to effect hi* intcgnly aa । peeing a man wearing the red ribbon, and the lz>ng Branch, tedea with happy Soo I day sebw) children, had her stem stove m a mao. True t.« ba* doov wut thiup in a temjeranee lecturer had a barn lo raise. sad wa* obliged t* promptly land her fashi* politico miEtory capacity, which in our judgment arc open to eriticiam, but enough to rufi, asd th* taking the lire* of these thing* do not effect bis pcrvonxl "in­ those two poor specimens of humanity by tegrity; all this can, also, be *rid without thia mighty Gcnar*!, coal th* govrrnment any Cattery of the personal rccerd vf both Gen. Wearer ami Gun. Daw. , Hence a. all parties harp candidate* of the highest integrity and of unblemished personal character, campaign speakers and pnrty journal" now hare an opportunity prevent the principle* they maintain to the county and ask the decision of the voter* thereon. .We know ilA: the Rcpul-lieins Presidency with which they can go before tbe country with the uunuat confidence. Wo believe, moreover, that the Republi­ can proa* and speakers will make a lifto der or worse than a Iduudcr if they lo»f right of the principle* invulrud io thia eoatest and attack the oppdung candidate* for other than their political faith aud politidal association.*. We. also, believe that they win forfeit popular confidence ami vote* if they are so unwise a* to email the personal character of Gen. Hancock, Geo. Silver Dollars Will Adi you Groceries at bottom figures. W. H. SCHANTZ YOU CAN GET THE BEST FOR LESS MOJJEY AT PCRMANE^TLY CURES I KIDNEY DISEASES, UVER COMPLAINTS, Constipation and Piles. . IT HAS WONDERFUL POWER. ’ । ' 1 ask these i|umtious for th* mke of j gaioiog information, and if any of tbe I reader* of the Baxacs can give me any the rebellion than was Gen. Garfield sad when fun came to compare the statesman­ ship of Hancock to that of Garfield, it is like comparing a lightning bug lo the , Frank Stanfey repair City T-a>b' L. Jordan repair scraper ' David Gump laying crua» Wflka Wellington Greek.............. ’ Pay roll of Engine Co. to June .10th', lfe» Pay roll of Hoso Co. to June 3<hh, UAH8TIMII DAUCHY &. CO. COL- The following account wai also n reived. Account of City Marsha! for salary os^month and twenty-oae days at the rate oflll Gfi per mouth and five days al the rate of tXl.Xl per month. Tbe acoouat was allowed by ayes and nap as follow* : Ayes —Aid. Hardkc, Shrioer, Stebbins, Wrisreft, snd Wood. 5. Nay*—Aid. Barlow. On motion oouaci^adioumed. . JoltIV M. Hkmmk*, | Heady for use by adding Hot B ater. .‘1 superior substitide for H ad Paper. Hard Finish, Kalsomine, etc. Better' Cheaper, and Easier dpplied. Sold by the pound in ■ also, 12 beautiful Tints. S pounds Mabastihe trill cover 50 sf/u art yards, or jliO square feet. 2 coats .1 ftorons. <>r whitewashed wall may require more.' The white will not turnjfcUow or the tbits ftide For sale, by Correspondence. MttiDLXViLLB, Jone 5, Idrtn. Hditpk Ba.ixu-.—Your special rorrespondent from this place io last week* issue of the Bassxx ikoi to have mad* I a s/s-efef efforts to show hk vulgarity and ill-temper. Yoar article of June Id, which give* him ineb intense pain only referred to the reapo* and merer* and harvester* which have been shipped to this plaoe in bulk, that i* to *ay in carload Iota.' Your in. formation was entirely correct so far as it referred to my having received four car­ loads. and io regard lo tbe other dealer* your jnibjui patt.f corre*poodcnt of laat week fully corroborates you alaiecncnt of since. I have been having mor* shipped in smaller lot*, a* I have needed them. ' I am truly sorry that your eomapoadent feels called upon to make such * dis­ play of hb raqy sod ilkkrttdiny but I a*, sure you Oirt when you know him a* well ** we do here you will attribute bis exagaminatiuc we find tbe work m beautifully crated statements to ■ fertile imagination Some of our reader* will ioou be passing | printed, tho best of paper used, and the between Beaton and New York.- To such iUutrntiiuu show a high order of wurkw» say take the Kall Hirer Lia. of strem­ Kauriiip. Il fully comes up lo the atenora. A more detighlfnl aril on aslt water dard protnfoed by th* publishers. In cannot be found <m the Atlantia eoast. short it contains a net amount of accurate Tbe Bost*, the Brtetol and the Providence information not obtain abl* from any other are tba tergrot and most elegantly fur- sonrec. Wc shall refer to the matter port of Antioch, whore th* diseipte* were niabsd of any on th* Sound, and not a again M soon aa wo gel a copy for further first called Chriatiaaa. There wax no town examination sod take ptesmure iu eom- al the water's edge, ao people, no wharf nccudiug the work to its p*Irons and hope they win ba rrody to receive it ao as to make nu unnecessary delay on delivery. and*. A troop of camel*, with their so notable, that every traveler on eastern driver, lay on the brooh, ready to transfer trips ought to roe awd enjoy them. The the'good, into tba interior. Among ..the Boats of this line Irove New York from article, landed were boxes marked "Dr. J. tWr pier t;n Xarth Hirer every evening C. Ay« A Co., Lowdl, Maa. , U. 8. A.,' ■bowing that they conl.lwd medieinaa and wbeoco they came. Tbme with other goods were hooted on tbe back* of camel*, WORK his .Minion better than ever before. I aui ilctorminetl to make ,-tfood a Wagon as is sold by anyone. This I will frnve to any man who will call, at my shop. Price lower than nnv other pood WAGONS OR BUGGIES. ' Hastings, March 23, 1880. I upon the subject, lhey*will cotter a favor ' s«, in anticipation of woman's suffrage st no distant day, I wish to know if *ueh a uun thould at any lime bo placed before i the public as a cMkfblate for proseenting l attorney or any higher office, I could I eou«utantly without sacritiung my temI pcranc.* principles vote for him ? Csn I class such a mao among life stauneb, true defenders «>f our glorious cause ? ■ The good book tells us we must *'ab, . stain from every appearance of evil." Geo. Hancock need not be to the trou­ ble of resigning hi* position at General, for that would only bo to leave him with­ True a considerable portion uf tbe out any position, either military or eivil. Dcoracrelie praw have already dcvetoil A Cornplate Chiracter. itself toalaodering Geo. Garfield, but u I’otil a woman la five-and-twroly, her win col make a unglc convert by eontinning in that line of action, for the very character cannot be thoroughly formed. At that ago she i* Bl to bo married, She reason that the Amerivau people arc understands heradfand life. She seldom fairly intelligent and have made up their deceives. She may nut liara, she ia nut minds respecting llic pcrajual character of hkdr tu have then, her first sentimental a publh man r-> well known as k Gen. experience; but such experience at sueli Garfield. Should the Democratic pe«m an age,4s more than sentimental sad rarely over fleeting. She looks back al the jrtialb* continue io this course it will simply prove she imagined she wa* enamored of botweoo d this iotelligvoce of tbe country that it It'.or IS, ur often 22, an! they are move Th* great trouble with your cor respon­ Ims do foith in its party doctriom, it* than indifferent or repeltent to her—they dent is hia great mania for making a party record and tbe claims of it* party, are ridicnfoui. and in some sort she, as she ifJtryr. 11* is sonsy troubled barons* no She on tbe party record, to lh* votes of tbe then war, is ridiculous to btrself. csnnoi bat be grateful to her deatiay that American people, and that lheir uoly hope her sympathies and affection* have ' of succc** lias ia .the defamstfon of the reserved fur a worthy, object and »(l character and the [-arpu-ic of their oppowoe* and wins her ■ She is not liable lo emotional <>r mental mistake. -, she Is far sarar of her fortuu*, because she Indi that hex lato is, to a certain extant, within her own hsmfe. Not only is she lovlier and of the future, peace and prosperity of Ibo male lovable, broadar aud strooger than sbo ha* been, but her wadded happinaa* Republic depends. Let <u like tnso de­ vote oarselvea to lheir cousldrraUao, and try, for the elevation of party politics, fur oar own self respect aa a people tn the eyes of the world, and the triumph of the pnnospfei of justice so J right, Im this bo t campaign wben principle* and polirian, net men, shall form tbe theme of political Green bax any aueb volume aa the exodv* (.king place from Great Britain, Germany, nod other cauatria of bterope. ' Frwehmen, at Lome, ara eminently an indurtrial peo­ ple, and, with plenty of employment and a ddighlfal tsuntry, it ha* nacded strong influcMo* to drive them abroad. Throe Gaoaua Paurow > Com. teflucaees have been furnished, finaCy, io . W. M. Wood, $ ths provincea that were one* a p»rt of The report w*> »reop<ed and adopted Fraocj ; but which now yield aa enforced by yaaa and niyaa a* follow*. Ayo.— allegiance t* Germany, and th* exUea of Aid. Bartow, Hardkc, Shrinar, Stebbins, Alsace Lorain* have become a strong colo­ ny iu New York. Tbe Frraeh language N.y*,(i. is no longer an unusual sound bare. You Tba following Itetitteu was receiv'd. hear It upon the street*, ia the edooaa, at Tutke. IfunomUt Mayor and Omman the theatre*, through tbe hotel corridor*. Omncd oj tkt CXty of HaSinyt .­ We hereby petition your hoaorabl* for pleasure or buiiocw ; and lb* French body, asking tba Privilege of moving the papers sdl largely at the newsstands. wood building situated in the rear of the Forty’thoutend ba* been tbs estimated Joseph Cote Grocery Store t* the South end of Citv, Lot No. 495, in roid dry. number cf French inhabitants now la New Dated June 18th, 1880. York ; and it i* not likely that the present malt ROBERTS &. HOTCHKISS UNFERMENTED NICHOLS,SHEPARD <t COX MALT BITTERS Bitters “VIBRAT 13230883 NEW GOODS! Allegan and Barry County History. Through the rjurtewy of Mr. Pattison wo were shown no Tuesday of la»t reek an ••Illustrated History of Allegan and Barry counite*." We are informed tbe work will be ready for delivery lo sub- DRY GOODS I school system. Tu fewer the atendard of! tba school* would be the most certain means of destroying lheir influenrer and W.tl.tw In ll.. —. -nJ -II - MILLINERY �Wn Urn that the daughter of Henry flam of Orangmrilia, mentioned to the BAMxntlaM week, *b having Uen biUrtl by a tusAvasauga, i. nearly w«U again. If thia should hajipen to fall under the netts A large number of our cititena go u> an Imke today to enjoy ■ a couple of ■ka apoet. Gating and boating. Wa leant that Mire Matlie Ulh who w been rerioualy aide fo* mw,| dj,y, "1 ia now improving and hope* to be It In a fow (live There will be Quarterly meeting aurvtoto at the M. E. ehutrit next Sunday. Tbe Bunday school will commence onehalf hour later 00 that day than usual. ■ Entered at the 1‘ost Office. Hastings, Mich., tu Secondclass Matter: Prof. W. P. Januiaon will deliver a lecture on tho anbjaet cf Free Thought, at Itohm Hall, Sunday, July 11, « p m "Conllct between religion and scicnoa.*’ The Boahl of Kducation for 1830-1 or. ganirad tat e vening by the riotitm of Hun. N. Jlarlow, Preaident, Dr. E. II. L*. tbrop, Secretary, and Hon.'Robert J. Grant, Tranaurer. mutton was not cbeckcl and I foil head■| long to tbe ground under tbe broemont. : sum* tan or twelve foci, but miariag tbe ttmbere and striking upon the ground. 1 am in hopes to stay tong enough to vote for GaartEtm next fall. 1 am pretty badly bruised but no hune* broken. Q. W. tascAHTUt. A double gcramium betoagtag to Mr*. Mrwr that was lent to tbe High rchoul ou the night of the graduating excrciaos, wa* taken to the wrong place it is auppceed, a* Mr*. Messer ba* not yet re­ ceived it. Whoever ba* the plant will eunfrr a favor by returning it to it* own- The oct>aua enumerator* of the different ’ Jamea Ctarka, Haq, will deliver ^grand townahipa bare been in town within the i; tcmpratice eddrraa al half pa»t three o’, Juek p. tu. next Sunday, on Court Houk* laat lew d*y». W. H. Hayfurd'a oat* kwk aa though |I a-juare. iflha VMlhcrwIU permit ; and in [ caao the day m atormy, be will apeak in •top over at Concord, N. H., and .pend a few day* among tho White JJoucuies in Naw HampaLire. Two or tore* times each day you can lasv* Concord by tta Beaton, CuueurJ and Mo*rwl Road fur Plymouth, Littleton, Fa, boa'a and all th* To Fa rmera other popular mountain reaorta. It haa Mr. Nathan Bailuw hu been appointed been our good fortune tu viaii many ut tbe ftiuod pkaanru ruaorta ol tho country, and agent fur Tutt Mioukmn Salt Annes-j wc affirm without four uf eucoraaful eon CUTKIIT, located at East Saginaw, for ll.o | tradirtiuu that there to iso one Railroad sale ofSALT AS A FERTILIZER, .nd uno hundred mile* in lowjtlt that present a supply ntauulaclurod especially Ur that I ao many attractions to thn pleaanre seek JI purpow ean be found constantly in hi* 1 era aa due* the B. C- 4 M-. and there la not a route that aenda out tatter rolling atock, or make* more prompt connection* ttan docalbto ana, under ttauhto managenieol of Hon. Joseph A. D»dge, than whom ' Bwvito*** of the Barry County Probale Court, fur lb* weak ending July* lid Clement Smith. Judge. June 28th.—Haiate of John H. Jobn•uo, doceau-d. Will admitted to Probate. hhtate of Jirria H. Uoc, dec-.aaed. T. A. 1‘ellicmcr appointed admioiatrator. Blind filed and letter iaaued., Warritt mid 'inventory ia.ued to Samuel Daria and J\cpb C. Bray. • Wc have just opened our Spring Stock, winch comprises many noreltien never before brought to this market. Ladies Linen Suits nnd Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits. Ladies Fine Underwear in Linen and Gauze. White Skirts, White Aprons, Lace Tidies. Luce I.ambrequins, Pillow Shams and all kinds oFLace Goods. An elegant line of new novclties'in Parasols and Fans. Gents fine Summer Underwear in Cotton, Gauze and light Merino. I,tidies nnd Gents C0K0UC0H! w"*« XTSleftaZ2»h * OUR MOTTO ‘FAIR PRICES AND GOOD GOODS. telligrat familiea that Dr. Wistar'a Balaam of Wild Cherry haa eared more caare of Cuoaismpttoe, Aatlima. Bronchitis, ate., than any other physician'* preaeripttou ever cumpunadod. Il relieves, as if by magie, allaureonw and Irritalfon of throat and lung*. It la quirting and wothtog in i» ORGAN OR PIANO ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED E. A. MATTISON, 49m3 nut lew day* toeoeae, harreat wag® will । day. Come everybody. be apt to be pretty high. It probably would lie »-en, if wc did not ’ W« wonder if Geo. Garfield ia really apeak of it; but we desire to »ay that we j Final report of executor filed, and order cu­ nupuoaible for the bad weathen that rts : are tatty that tbe moM-of thia edition of i fcred dochargitig l.lm. From Despair to Gladnett. tarda haying-and liarvealEng? the BaNHHX m dated wrong, being July. Air. Gilea Carter, a well k^uwn -ciliam Estate of Wilber J. Line, a minor, Pe of Rocbeatar, N. Y., bte jurt given tbe ■ tiiioa f<< appointment of guanjito filed . following card tu the puHic . . For aboat Tbunday of laat week, and apeot the night with D. H. Owk aod-nl&ily. , On Friday laat Senator Bayard of DalKrary hour of fair weather it now util- 1 printed all but about no* hundred. | cwarf delirtrid a vpereh at tbe IIaacock aaa.1 by the lartrara, who are nearly all'• We therefore hereby apologia* fat tbe I and K*g!uh ratification mecUBj, al Wil- by severe sweat*, tath night and day ; her engiged io lheir wheal hartec. blunder. The date nu tbe in.idr i. right. mioptuo. Ttofargumcut of it was that lark troubled her a gnat deal, and any ■ exertion teemed to prostrate her. Shi Tbe eroquat lactorv baa abut down for 1i Monday arrning Let a* tbe boas,' drank large quautica uf water wi-boul coe week, wlien it will rvwste'buriner. i taLrogiog co tbe Hasting* Hou*-, w*a be I seeming tu queneh her thirac la tbe toast, [ tog driven tu the dep-X (or pa*woper», th* and kept getting worse and worse ail the for a je*r ataady. barring accident* while Garfield wa* a thorough rrprewrota- time. We employed the aairvico*ol a pbyt Nottfct^anding the Greenback blow-1l team, one of which wa* a cult, and 1 tire .1 IlepuWioan* Hot* W* ao I airiao, but without beot'fit, not cv.ro Iranioat on Saturday hat. there were Imt very what unmanageable, undertook to climb <*pt that argument a* entirely accurate. tag what waa the matter with b*r. Fi­ few people io town, aa compared to Satnr the tank opposite Judga Smith** real j nally. noticing a peculiarly in her urine, I Demecraite idea* to-day art the ideas of the had it examined, and b/ taiiiug. reduced deone, upsetting the buss, and slightly . rrtab. ao m.<re and no lews. Republican it tu ssudurarr, about halt* itf quantity to hurting tbd driver, and breaking tbe pole iil*a* arr loyal idea* pore and simple. On j of the vebicl*. Leakily there wa* no t<MM let the fight roase. Garfield renreClock* in thin city, within a few day*. Wa Said a eiliaeo fin Saturday lav., and one safely through the war .' which preaerved aak our citiaen* lo extend a liberal patron­ , too who for year* helped by bi* vole and (he public credit from Diunocratic awaulta; age to thia very worthy firm. Wonder whether the Grand Rapid. Z*r • political work to build up the Republican which .ccurrd resumption and ila accom­ baa yet discovered whether I’rof. • party, but who now ean ace nothing ,p>>d panying prorperity; and. which gave the Mitcheil lire been rmploy cd io tbe Grand i in that party, ‘poor man), because be ia country the pure, bimcat and patriotic ad­ I a—a—well, it i* bard to tall what he b, ministration of Preaident Haye.liaa- adverttoed, purchased a bottle and my Rapid* High School for the coming year ! "anything lo beat d—d Republican patty." oock represent* the ideas whleh mado the wit* ha* continnad uatttg it until she is ! Why Mr. B. it is not near ao much war inevitable; which threw the country now yrrfwtly cured aud aa well aa abe has Installation of officers of 1’alnur en ' damned now, aa it wa* when yon and men in debt and then sought to repudiate the been in years I consider Warner's Safe esmptneot No. 49, 1. O. O. F.. will occur" like you belonged to it, fur all that it debt ; which opposed rmainpffba and its Diabctia Ore a blowing and boon to hu tonotro* evening al Odd Fellow* Hall ought to havo been damned for, have • left attendeut ptmpirlty . and which pronoun in Madge's block. A fall alteudencc is It, and belong either to the brigadier* par­ era the prreent admioiatration a fraud, la ty, or to the Greenbacker.. 'And pien We learn that in Woodland, or tbe tea again, yon bare not pit that '-aoythjng" The eootraii of hocor and diaLuucr. We jar part of the townabip, that it ia ao wet. to beat thcBepubliean party wftb. No air ! think tbe country can aafely be trusted that the fanner* csanot ««■ reaper*. and Gea. Garfield will ham the eariest kind of to choose by wbieb It will be eOBlrnlled •1,288,072.83. Kreciptofor tbe w«k, therefore will bare to cwt their wheat a walk away at the coming election, and i 1142,533.51. Itoburwtwnl*, 838,048.for the next four yewrr. OR Balance on hand Jnly 3, 1880, all that will bo left for the opptmtog partire, Tim third annual tnretiug of the Buai- ' 11302300.29. Mr. J. C. Black, photographer bi* gone will be tu eootinne tu howl,‘‘dam thn He neM Cullcge Teachers' and Penman'* Aa to Kanaa^, inatead uf Dakota a* auppmed publican party." • Ten Cort) of Wood aocialfoti wilt be held In Chicago, Tuesday, by aowre. Ha w*»t with hi* team, and Sixty thouvaud •hoodooed women in July 27tl>, next, ami l**t throe or four Driivered to any one addrm in tho city, look hi* BpparaftM for taking photograph* the city of New York, hate been driren dap. Delegate* from tbe ration* Buaidrea , (or Six Dollar* and Fifty Gent*, wk to College* in tba United Sutra and Canada of aeencry along the way. to tbeirrourec by afie uuMaaoagcment of I want everybody to come (town to my shop aud ere the Fineat Little Engine in Miehtgao. M*d. for ma by D. Jun. A Ch.. Freemont, Ohta, and at th* same lima I will ahow you aomo of the beat Wagon* and Buggtoa is* Mkhigau. Made by a hrt of machanfoa that kn*w what they Bc-i aud ebr-apeal Beat and chi-Dprat Bo-', and cbu|~->t Boat and ebeape^f Hunting Bunting Homing Homing at at at at Grant'i Grant'i Grant'i Grant'i Baal and cbeapcat Busi ng at Grant'i •ively advertised aloihulic beverage* and Imomted liquor*, only to fuel ibeoueina fx a lime roux-abat tatter, but after a while mud: wimk. Now, why should HARDWARE I PERRY ROYCE REAPERS I PALMER GRADELS. dictate haa a tcfdracy to weaten tbe mind, body and nervous >yrt*m. Do not deqsair. A single bottle will roovinee you of its great merit *» a health renewre, for it begisa at once to give naw life and rigor to both body and mind, never failing to rcosovr all symptoms of any and every ditexte that can'be cured by dashing, ri-novaliog, purifytog and rtreegtbening the human system,driving aotailf by magic tba many Ml* that flash and blood (.'#11 nnd sec tu before making your purchases ns we hnve in­ ducements to offer. Ed. Pom'kiu, $500 REWARD For any Cato of Catarrh that Can't HALL'S CATARRH 6 TAKE THE BANNER ! M.nr M<hi. «. BavjJaW ■ ke"."!»s‘i^t"*lm alJ inan Dlnuu if tie Tlreit ui Luu JIvro'o IlYfc.rtv> IndlaeaveaHIh* pnt- mo.mr^.a-i^ajwta WE WILL MAKE THIS N0F08ITIQM. PECTOl RUSSELL, UNDERTAKING REAL ESTATE WOOL. WOOL WOOL CARDING I Mil), North »id« of the Thorn- tipple River, in Huxtingt*. Felton* inatitute at Iteming, for fifteen moBtha ; and there aoMm a fair friAabSity that l*torr the toew expire*, that the BARLOW. Beat and ehc-apevt Bontinp at Grant*) ll. a aud cbcipevt’itiiiitieg at Grant'i On »1iorl notice nt my C-nnllng atituta fur the Mlwd, hare laamd the Odd- Second door West of the Bank, Hanlingi, Mich. POWERS. & Bol and dtarpaaa-Bunting at Grant* B»*t and cheap**! Itaunup at Grant*) IL»t and (l.aapcM liunilug at Grant** E*t*te of John Headley, dreeaaed. Lttxswc granted to acll real ouala of. which Should rain* continue lr^|ocndy for the Wa learn that tho unterrifiod failed to Governmental affair* by the Republican ratify on Saturday arming I*»t at Na»h- party of the United Stalo*. So »*id Mr. rille. Ute citivw* d that place did m l Wright. tbe mao who that Grrentaeker* imported from Canada to talk American politiea to (be cititca* of Haatiaga oa Sat­ urday lart. Tba Barry County Dmoerut, the second cumber uf which appeared ou Sal- .! llcit.<£>V. Bepfo of Geneseo enun­ ered tbe gryal Greenback H«bk to that ' urday la*l, foe typographical appearance . ’ ry baa earn* to.ihu cunduafow that ho baa county, ha* fora*ken the Gruentackens aud and pi neral make up. aland* aecond In no ' trained long enough in the Greenback gone into the Democratic rank*. So way* paper iu the state. Il ia, aa it* naaie to ranks, and bs* therefore returned to lb* dicaua, a Democratic paper, and radical the Detroit £rras'«y A»«. 11urat and boat party that net existed in •e-rogh to aetofy it* patrons. Ita Editor, Wo predict iLal Michigan won't apoi llibor atty other country, namely, lb* if aril will wave it, fcr there were two bun Mr. M. H. Clark ia an old and able news- ItapObliean party. Thua it ia, all over dred and eighiy-eevea tbouuod turret* jorper man, and wo doubt not that under ‘ tho had, that three who want into tba hi* aWa managament, tbe brm*irut wil* of tb*t article manufactured to the Stile Groan tack or jv>t party, father, have here laat month; by far the largo* am-xiui em grow rapidly iu public fovor. and remain there long amrogh to find out that there * prrmsii.’tit fixture of our city. ani no principles connected with it by whiai. a political patty euuld aland any We havo a *peciu»eu in <ld« brick reaamly burned at tbe yard of rerasta uMteis-ed rt. th* poaiatnre at |l*«tlag* length of lime, beore tbe better poatad are Harry renniy. Mlih.. Jul/ «“>loaviiig the m.ororn lo dwindle and dis, Kwara. Cram/ A' Seudder, and we can Henry Hulliburger, Will J Nrbtoek, which it ia doing at s rapid rate. Good <ra<bfully a*y tb*t, if |he specimen al by. Qreaotack party, good by ; your exIwdod to ia an average, they certainly have Hiameo <»««od, John Shook. irtanre though abort, waa iodoad lung tbe niccat brick that wa ever raw. enough to diaeloac th. aiimriart found.Tbe Ofrenlmck party, have to go to Wtredtond' Juno 2eth I860. Canada io order lo Sod a speaker to orate Tba youngswt child of Willard Jordlao at lheir gathering*. They have dwiodtal down to such aosall number*, that it ia met an untimely death no tba 27th ult. ftvim the affect* of drinking kswu-eoe oil An Editor * Eacape. bard lo find to tbe Uoitod S>«'« • “>»B from a cup that ila mother accidentally Office of the “Imiunniut. Kba." withbralM e.oBgh (to the Gtornback UH within the ehild’a reach. , Albm, Ipwa, May 20, 1880 party) to make a political aperch. To whom it may concern ;. A mao who a*w lha Graraibaek proco* .... ..._:______ r..lta_;.. rioa oo Saturday last making it* way to ward Chart Howre iqaare, remarked that, FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING I warehouM, for *ale at fair prica*. I hi* •"It ia entirely free from dirt, or Lard I lumpr, and ia made by a prooeM which I plant food, aa wcU an ingredient* culeulal <d t<> free aud render aolinlie the Ammon­ thoroughly undetBlanda, approciaiea and ia already oontatoed to the soil. All experiment* demunrtrato the value' provide* fur/all the pleaaure* and cum tbrta of iIiok who patrvuixe bin Komi. All of anti aa * fcrtibrer and it* uac ia nu lun­ over the mountain region of New Hamp ger an experiment, bat Ila great value ha* ■hire ran be found hotel in tbat'rival In ex­ been tolly proven, not only ackolifically cellence any In New York or Cbtaigo, tod theoretically, but proctMally.'by •hip*, and of the city of Hutiaga. While •nrrounded by aeenery that ia grand au<I they may not bo exactly correct, yet there beautiful beyond daacription, where at rtawill ta no particular deviation a* to num­ aonablc price* one may enjoy all the cum A pamphlet giving ita result ol many ber*, when aU'eortvctioM are made. experiments baa been placed ia our hands Amjria 1 237, Barry 1,325. Baltimore by Mr. K. G. Brown, ita Agent of tbe 1388. Ca&tleion 2,121, Carlton 1,430, tog a ride on tbe railroad to the tup uf Eart Baetaaw House, of which wa doubt Haatinga 1,281, Harting* city iat and 4th Mount Waahingtou lbw Tuuriat baa at not copies ean be obtained of Mr. Barlow Ward* 1,417, Healings-city 2d. and 3d. hi* command ou thia route, aud fur a! replete with information ou thia subject, Ward* 1.123, Hope Irvtog 1,422, weeks stay tbe expenau will ba moderate ' Jotartown l.lflS, Maple Grove 1,538, and the plcaaure part comprebauico.' OrxogeviHe 1,101, Prairieville 1,100, Try it cartyra Tuurirt, and our word furl Rutland 1.225, Thornapple 1,040, Wood­ It you will never regret tbe lime required I land 1,787, VaakM Spying*, 082, Total or the money expended ■ Our city for a few day* will be rather dull, frojp the fact that (armer* wUl at­ tend lo thair Laying and harvest, and many of usr citizens are absent at Gunn take and uber place* of resort, ,, it wUl be <|ui«t tor a spell, but after a little bnai ue»a will bmwn again.' G. Holbrook Ea<| , who want to Kan* •a* a few week* ago with the IntanI ion of locating there if the country nulled him, ha* relumeil. aod dan* not rtliih the i<lea of gutag to lire where they do not have any niia for rix or eight month* at a lime. for b faw day a, but ia, we are glag io alate, Wc pure* Charlie will be content to re­ main ia Halting*. getting well again. Quail at any time of ymr foog M the hereto slop* With US. thber people may know ufthe iazt. but, I guro. it ha* art been published at leaat to tbia state We abould out have known of it had not our boas farm cat caught the bird and fmogbt jt to the tamw. I do.-, them to be abut by any one on the farm. Pwbapa (t may a*vc aom* mana lift, by telling how near I came to loaiog IBy own laat Friday, at the raising <>f Mr. \ vrtogton'a tarn. My toot slipped from AU Wtx»l »ouL by Exprmw, ; Fowls cooUiiiaa 10 pwirnl. w law. .ill Ss pud »*■ cm fBOTOI JOB SALKI �HiOllGU The Blood is The Life. it a stern goby-T Certainly tbe Creator had sonto purpose ia giving to nun this faculty, and having given it, did ho intend that' it should not lx- pnl into use, cullivatsd or developed ? It wa* unJoubtedly designed to promote roma ua .ful purpose, aud M a genets I thing it hss koeomplished that for wbieh it was designed. It Ere addod to national glory and hippinew by it* oootributiooo to architecture, painting, sculpture and poetry. It has relieved woe either by pictaring brighter days, ar by introducing tu to scenes cd greater woe. It ha* strengthened resolutions, inspired th* seal with higher conception*, sod given io man “a kind of property in everything b* alreut wbidt t ho impure imagination ot the author has cask a latal piamonr. But fic­ tion is not urcttaarily iajuriotu and may Lo uiaUe an iuatrumabt fur acccimplislung great guud. Hlr Wa':*. Scott unboubtr-dly ataoda al tbe bead of British Novel■ts. He ha* truly a remarkable power in doiinealiag' and inventing character, wbieh h« describe* with such ease, sod aealter* about in sueh profusion, a* to re­ mind u of Sbakspaaro himself. Ivanhte is tbe ricbewt in imsgitlation and lofty dcseriptioa of all his works. Tbe w*R known opening aoone of this work, also tbe calibrated description of tbe church­ yard in the introductory chapter of Old Quotisg a popular author “It ia with JOLT 25, 1880. Huakin, tbe groatart art critic at tbe Mortality, give a strong impraasiaa of the mm aa with evening villagna Tho lights pereeat day, Ulis ,n* that ths twe great grandeur sod fertility of the author's imag­ in some dwellings sre extinguished noun qualities which distinguish great srliata ination. Tbe nemo of Boca wean indeed after twilight । io others they bold till from'poor artists, and without which an nine o'clock ; eno by ou* th*y go out till midnight ; but a Isw bonus there are where the student's lamp or lover's watchInglare’i bolds blight till msfaing blends art ant intimately related. Nature and their light with the oocan of its own. So jey» with greater effect than if he pos- freedom of thought and apecch are com­ such men bring through the flooded hours mon heritages, and painter as well aa .poet of dark n»s the light of yesterday into lo mased a cold and unfeeling nature. ... But it is with the second quality that <*u draw inspiration and jyatcrial from the day, and are neyer dark and never die. we hsv* especially tu do to-night. ‘rislMiaaa and Imuty of mlam Thu* • -poe­ try and paiuting are allied friends in that Imagination may be defined io they are alike the "Reaching forth after bring before the mind Atch an imajp- of tbe poreibilitiof of faith nnd imsgiuatioa*." rome scene that it shall'bare eareotially And now, Biands. I wtl aak you to take a tho same effect aa though it were an ex­ trip with me, io yuur imaginative, scroat tho iting scene and we rally omoectcd with th* tea uror the continent, through dasne [eninsnta as hr u H >ine, tbe Ilia a quality of-the mind which has Eternal City. Let us nuke tbe ValicaiM great influence on human Ufa as we may with its Sistine Cbspel tie sanctum sanc­ readily observe. Our happiness and mis­ torum of tbe art ot world, ths labyrinth of ery depend Mt so much upon what we are gallsrica and porticoes with lheir vast and patacas, as what wc imaginc^ounclvra to be and posueai. Aspirins committed atrangcat and moot intereating palace ju suicide to avoid survation, when bis for- Christendom—tbe depuUtory fur tbe mi­ racles uf genius which has made Rome tbe The happiooM and misery of such people, cooler of aocknt and mudern Italy. IIav­ altbawgh imaginary, are won.' the lews real. ia g reached the building We are directed Things ia flic future alway. appear to by Me of these variegatod birds called us radiant with celestial beauty or wretch­ Swiss Guards to tbe Sistine Chapel, deco­ edly deformed. At their arrival we soon rated by the geniu. of Michael Angelo. discover that we here expected too much We turn, and lo. tba'Last Judgement looms up before ua, grand, solemn, awful. Al first sight we are overpowered by the sublimity ol the smm. Mid we turn away clothed ia greater for relief, but by an irn.iiatablu and my*experienced. Th ■'Th* young live forward, in hope, the old tcriou* atlrartlon, wu again gaze at tbe lire backward in munory." . majestic acene. “Tboru i. lire Almighty Imagination, is the liaaia of pocliyv- «avior *aate-l on the ihrstic of Judgement, painting, and sculpture. Take the work •urnhi tided 1-y a throng of minivtering iogs of imagination out of poetry and It sngrlv ; the book* open-d before Him, becomes tbe aieroeat prose; from painting ruing from tbe grave* to be judged scaurand it becomes’ a process , from sculpture, ding to tbe work* dune iu this wirrld. Tho infinite Judge extend. bin hand.,end Probably the must tmszinative of all the throng rrj-arstes Wt and right. On poeu in Milton. In Mi writings, partic­ the left the cuudctunoi are doaooodlng in. ularly ao in the lyrics of Cornua, the pic­ U> darkness amid the ra^» of dottle aolall tures presented to the mi nd are as dbtinct and vivid as tho painting* of Titsn and Raphael. He made all ' art and nature aubsurvient to bis splendid and alwotbiog conceived imagination, yet II never )>Mt It* own otijual brightnc*. Hi* imaginary Gardea wf sublime and itnpqviu in grai iateroaung sod pehner in ever ban any we can ever expect lo frafame and notoriety thirty year* before he painted the I^vt Judgment, and now wc psas from the kingdom of MicbacTAngelo, Cuuntrnfoit* lavs already *opp«ur<.il on the National Rovcvu Bank of Boston, Mara. The Pittsburg Nations! Bink Pa. Mccbacia National B*uk of New Bed­ ford, MsMMbuMUa. I’ittvficld National Bank vif Mu*acbu*.-ils, and the National Exchange Bank uf Baltimore, MJ. The wntrolkr of th* t’urreu*y will not, u has been previously atstal, withdraw all National bank notes cf the denomiaatioo of *100 from circulation He however gives notice, that no person should rawtv* any aot* of the denominatiou of 1100, ou In imaginative power, Wordsworth de­ servedly occupies the place fultiwiog MUtow and Bhakaoearc. Hu in empbatirally many other*, but to give all would be to quote the far larger portion of hia work*. 1’rrhtf* tbe highest iaatauee uf Words­ worth itnsgi^iivo faculty, displayed Ina area- Hsadartie. MHsasaos. JMvaMm ’ LIVER Hl!>. SJct. JtlWIiE •NKS£,«4‘iS!S KIMtULL UMl« >}> t »»•*«•' *•< »s»vyv las MU al T,~k, HAVUg'r .jeoetabi?* rstB-.ssiitWj fSS"dK'.X.“,t:! " -S,c,Uan^. •HAI^ KENEWElJ Michigan Central Railroad 8IAND IAPII1 BIVISIOI. EAST AMj“$fyTTQ AND FROM rum, fur at a«ir«a o'clock in tbe arcuing j ho died. Tbe uflicial position of tho. late i Gcocrakjgititled him lo thn bottom of a GRAND SARSAPARILLA IMS WXIUOT. BTffmiA. COUGH! COUCHI OH! INGHAMS WHISKERS istillingia! fra Fort Wayne A Jackson Rail Road. THE SHORT LINE. 'HE WHITE Sewing Machihc I hjwiroara. 'an-t all Mkvr r «.r Mi«a sawriraroU HS Ihrndod in Aftcarantx. Uofiaralltled it Sittficjiy. Usarpancd i» ComtnctioK, Unprocrdcrfcd u Ptpukriiy. And Utdispttid u tii Broad Cku's. KS' SmFTQM QF A TORPID LIVER. ssfij&s’.WJlre; C "A. SNOW & CO. Subscribe Tor the 3a A Noted Dirizs says: White Doe at Ryjstone All the variety fortility uf the artists iiuqnuliu<i../'ll i» of grief in this poem ia rendered wild and tbe Trauatlguration. W» aec the divine soothing by the inluenco of the imagioa- figure uf uur Savior clad in rubra uf such puriiy tbit tbu belurc.1 ^ivcipls* nwebe* u» the ground, and shade Among America's peat* 1 haruaeloctwl H from n glory too intense for oeui wbo pvtneaaed in a lemaikablr degree RaPIDS AND DETROIT JOHNSTON’S <1 tbe Duke d’Aumaly, Genera! Galhlrt. ! looking wundcroualy like bm fierce por­ trait iu the Saluo ; M. !«wo Say. st th* head of a deputation froa the tieuate, a uumber of judge*, io tbcir black aud aesrlit robe*; with n-auy deputies and Jiuacipxl Uounacllor.. Punctually st 1 without sutrouoctug tbe wrvmony that, | was being coxcted within, and a* tbe Laat cute* of the imjueMive valediction were । 1‘arnSMU*, where the poau aud muses are i played the coffin wa* placed on tbe »pl«o- : holding high revel tngvthcr. Opposite did car that hsd been Waiting al the dour Followed bj hi side de-eamp bearing the the i’arnauu* ia a represenUtiun ol ths Gccerala deouatioti. cwrrred with crape three wmpaoioo virtues of justice. We prase, aud by hi* aabk dad stred, th* car will p«M by tbn three remaining room, ol ; was*baited st the front gale*, aad thco th* Stanae, and pay a visit tu thn Lagjtie.. 1 tba troop* filed aluwlv past, ralutibg. aa tUy a.areb«J tb< Wsriaur wbo ilia > or RipbMl's Bible. Here we a«r repre recaied tv be iMildiug a laat review. On I sentrej-in fifty-two piuturts, ths history uf i the Bible from the beginaiug of the world (U tbe fxird's supfwr. Having rred il ilH p tho faculty of imagination. 1 refer lo Ed. gar A. Poe; throughout the entire vol gUag in the arms of hia father who. with umc of whose writing*, re ace despair depicted on bis souutcnaiiu*-, is What ram imagination we"find displayed directed lo the mnnnuin whenuc hia help ia .The City ia the'Sea, and wbat impe­ We liave but lima to make a brief visit rial and sombre fancy in Thn Bella. How dark and cioomy fo th* image of at the Museum of Bculpture, wbieh neverIbe bring* who, dwelling ja the steeple, tbelrev ia much mure extensive, and perUiling tbe faoeral bells, “are neither n»u hapa fully as important as the oollcctioo of painliqgs we havo been viewing. nor woman, neither brute nor human." Wo pres along glancing hastily at busts What evil spirit, what ghoul was it, that led this semitve artist, thia po*- of emperors, suture of ancient deities and ■tral grains, into the darknem bovenng Elrucscan and Latin snllqaitww, but here round a drunkard's grave, and with fiend i- tbe graceful statue of Apollo Belvidere, the Buret example of manly grace which idi joy hurled him in f Imnttg po*ts and poetry, let us glance sculptors have bequeathed to ut. and we st tbnrobd and Imm-atal wurk of the stop a moment tu iutpraw tho image of Dreamer of Bedford. Io mom respect* thia wonderfully beautifol specimen of Buayxn's writing* may be very favorably ancient art upon i.ur memory. No more cumpsacd e«n with P.ridrie lx»l and eno we ignore the “Irewoou." or tho ■hams" of CsAova, or tbs “Torso of tbe playa of Shakspeanj. Th* ckaaic ma okiMry of Mihuu's virions,-grand and im Ilereulea" wbieh Mietrrel Angelo never paMed without taking off his baL Thus premia* io it fo, compared with, the rim­ we farm a faint conception of the wealth pl* sod bcantifol ersatiun ol the Inter­ and beauty of an eoataiitod within the preter* Hotme, V*Uey of tb* Shadow uf walla of flits ancient palaeo. Drath, and Land ol Beulah, nnu ponder oua and unwioMy. Many of Bunyan's impanmatiuM are so perfect that the painter cou'ri transfer ti Imagittalmu h a faculty in which ocnton delight, and which prvaidaa them at with bright fasM of ianey and imagery ot with wbieh they may adorn their oration*. ami th. re. I vuirav.Ux The ajiercbca of the Irish lawyer Curran nth am* that mmvy n amrsotd ha* fo«»d To Itrsnlnle tbr Llrrr. '"Ti, ros.as.fhM Un dal* HmM »4 tkat li. •**Mroib*Mn»ta*Mthe Mid liaa.j I rr.at L* raoaa.rbr. shwaaa (rex. nr e £?S£r going through two rootn* of paintings whieb, since they are tint by the old j clergy wsiked up the aisle lo receive the ’ cutfiu, which wa* duly depuvited ou the caufali|Uc. Then the moat imprvrtivc of i all aervtoe* began—two organs, the choir, sud the grand military band, a full churn*, I but Sbakapcare could display all the beau­ m!o aiugcra, and atringrtl luMrumccl*. all' ty and elurrni of a moonlight acene in a being employed tu cubaoca the effect of the requiem that it called “La Meaw des single line 1 Or wbo else could express in four tines, with ouch magical precision, the frmbnme and grandeur of a auauncr^ dawn ? COMPANY. 45 dock in the tuoralag. Thia punctual per. fonnanu- uf hU habitual duties was cited in tbe afternoon paper* as a proof that hia dlneas had been exaggerated. lint io-1 building which' haa sheltered »u many geurrationa of Frenchmen who have bled for lheir country. 1 tonnd the wide *-ju«<c that extend* tu the Seine occupied by woe right thuusaud trvup*_ of all arms, the gvacral. Iu cuusctsoti ami *uper>or officer* bring grouped ti-grifcr opposite the entrance to the Invalid*. Among the Frenchmen present I uUervcd Marshal j MaaMabuo, fur whAu aa be came late, I moans of "skslctoa" plaits, b«r* can be counterfeited m any Natfodsl Haul; .in the Country uf the dcuumination uf 1100, Tho oouaierfnt Lt In several rrapeeta tnutth Paris were to day conveyed to their laat resting-pUco with all possible pomp aud state. General Aymard was personally much liked, and the taanocr of hi* dcalb secured for I.Im ths'mpeet even of time | who had never aeco him io life. Although' vufferieg from an jtocurablo diamav, Lc . remained at bis pot to. the very bat. i The very day ofhis'drelh be worked aa ; lion lo which, uqdrr ordinary ctreuuMtan«-t, ou|y MarahaisSif France'can lay vlaiui. The ceremony iv the munt iuipming that ein well be imagined, aud familiar as it is lo rcafdenlv in Bari-, Il never fail* to Im­ press lhc'*peetator with a new emotion.Everything i> ordered in su>-h a way u tu lead up to a sitiking dramatic" dims*. On CKAT1AL iailmar-! CfflCiK! > TW lEHff RAHBGAP Tims Table Taalag Meet. May 8. JWB. . bSHS?. fitsSYYni TEN SOUND REASONS REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE. 'KSi. C.nad* Southern Railway sfMurriy'st!, cosiuo resumed iu Walk lo ib* cemetery bard by, escorted only, by a ounipsoy of gendaraaie. Tbe cofin vn placed in a tomporary "vault. Cipttll’Ohipa. Work will comutcncw no the Washing­ ton monument July 15th. It at expected to be competed in 1885. Gen. Sherman accompanied by Col. Baon, one of his aids baa gone to St. Paul, Mio. to attend tbe. celebration of the 200lh Annivemry of tbe discovery of tbe falls of St. Anthony by Father MarquetU. From there bo goes to Manitoba. Pcrubiva and Lake Wlnaepeg, Fort Tai ten and Dinto Gap io Dakota, and will return by thn way of Omaha. Secretary Thom peon, his wife and daughter* will leave for Indiana Thursday. Preaident Hayes is at Now Haren. Conn. WAl^NEI^S REMEDIES Knappen'a Law Office. Lnappen's Law Office. Pne* fltUQ. Apply al '. Knapoen's Law Office, Farms For Sale. WASTEL ■SIS;. mn scrim mcuitr co. TAKE THE BANNER rKOVEMUX.^ SRaf-; Na Vatcnt PATfflTS UMn from Bi • In all** *f Hastings, all Knappen's Law Office. Great Opportunity. DETROIT AND TOLEDO scSSjE: WAmun *-M r.r^ ^rtroaur. Knappen's Law Office­ Money to Loan. Knappen* Office- Subscribe for the Banner. —---- « � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-07-14.pdf cf6311c3552bfe59c9417def8faa0b79 PDF Text Text VOL. 2i THIS PAPER stMiSws NEW YORK. NO. 11 HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 14. 1880. WHOLE NO. 131 DIVISION D—SHEEP. SWINE AND POULTRY. CLASS 1.Hpankh Murine. Tboraagh-bred. Jndgm—Henry Burton, J. H. Kart, Chaa. McQueen. te:‘ U° “U a‘ AGRICULTURAL HALL and nxitnune and then talre OD tiul one of the oititjiNAL Kalamazoo SPRUTG-TOOTH HARROWS ALGER & ALGER, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. ynu want a BUCKEYE OR WOOD MOWER, Reaper or Self-Binder, Call and get oue before it in too late. I sell a fu’l line of ' THRESHERS and ENGINES Among which may be found tho Massillon, Mansfield, Hurutell, Pitta, Oue, Westinghouse. Dow, Birdsall 4 Wood, Tabor & Morse. fa Hi KHiilt »J Saijlii CHESTER MESSER. Agricultural Brill ai>4r*«a th. wa>«n>, »r«*.r. baiawkiUte hr tka ri*k< ; Iwameterato. arambar. cJ»r, 6-««r«tX« l*J»4r. ran lk* WWW Ti «Mraaaa4. aad all -|k«,; Break u|H* jra-Hail th* da* t Mauraiac >UU>>. wire* mU M*k*r*. Trar deliriratu* draw* neat. Fur TMrha*ba*d>.taik*n. tralUrr. J.rM tWten <m* .‘.all l><». Crane*. Wtatk* rare Ufcre. Judge*—D. U. Robinson, Sarah 'Barlow, Ain. C. B Benham. 12 Nu discretionary premium will be Beet Hiding S3 00 paid until »pprur*d by the Executive Socuod do 2 (M) t'ummillce, and they may modily or re- Beni Driving 3 00 fime to pay th. unu> aa they deem proper. Second do 2 00 13.' No animal, will be permitted to Names to Im entered on the first day uf cotnfwiic in more than one daa* in the Kat, | < xr.pt that aoimala competing in peira, may al*n oimpeto m Miigle. for eerrisges 1 or draft, and rattle competing singly may alau compete in herdsHorses owned j within the coun'y, entering the special . trotting d»a* uc not exriudod from oum, pcting in the regular liat. 14. Th* annual mewling of the Sud-1 ■ frig Will ha MiU|>e Court Jlonra in the I Draft Mam scmmpukd by Soekiag; (Uy of 11 ratings, ea lie 4<h Tomday fol . l>«*-mlMr next. Judgea-Guo. D. Moore, A. J. Palma-: j All premium* not called for by the 2Uth ter, D. B. Preu. j day of December next shall be forfeited to ' Colt*. Male* or Qeldiiir» for Draft. Judge*—Henry Houghtalin, James Benham. Charir. E. Fowkr. Beat hurra coll 3 years old S5 'I**• *-re*BCi I* baaaaia* **rr rvu.' 1>*T te braakiar-tUU lk.- da* 1 Oh *a Iranian, ak** > a*. imMUar. VaaaUkMl. hawMwl i* th* a art. Srara* »rar cuilt j tear* dlraaaklla*. Lrara Ira lai* tku tfod li Jrat; Wbaa aa ratraavd irraela rlrra. Kw*e*> yrar*ww*r la ran* awar. Will ratrva rear maalrv'* »rira*> 1. When * majority of» Veiwiag Cummiitca are promt they »hal! eucuiuntc * Bra* mar* cult ) year old ■putum and may fill their eottmuuc and Secoodd.. It aullwriicd.to award prem'iam*. and the B«*< cackling coll Second do CLASS 10. . 2 Each Viewing Committee wdi pro j , cure from the Secretary a blank report' I with ioMructioua, before nitenog neon the dcraharge uf their datua. X A premium will no* fo awarded uIm-ii the animal or article ia no* worthy„ though there ahould be no rompviicioa. . . I When artkka of merit, nuperior in their character, and which are not pro- I tided for io ike premium I in, are entered, the ^udge* are draired to re-eummeod di*- ; ATTORNEY AT LAW A SOLICITOR IX CHASCUtV rramal attMUloa alerate » I.IIIIIK W,* County Agricultural Society. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS I * _ -, mMu. . P DKAKE. *L-x<iK')X.-im<a «•« r. t>. ear*. Srate8<„ ><*KI«*i Mxk. X The finest and best kept in the dty and cheaper than any other Merchant will or can sell them. Call anil get Prices before buying elsewhere. Dlt. THE CASH wm. STORE. DENTIST Michiiai Nashville. n- j- w, Carnaie. Sin ail Qmttiial P A I N TE R • At A. M. Krak'* t.arriag* Shop JelTsraonSt., - - • Ha»tlno», Mich 111*2*10 H OUSEHOLD PURPOSES The Price of the Imperinl Soup is $5.25 per box of 100 I lb. bare—:75 !bt«. in the box. To any one who will send tin tui order, for 10 boxen with <»«h^ $52.50 we will send one box extra free as a premium. Or the orders may be sent to us for one or more* m*1« before lending ISiem from th* ring, i Brat B- The Awarding Cummittee will de ignate lb* award of preoiinm* by ribbon*, aa follow*: Pint premium, blue Second, red. Spe- Brat mule cult 1 year old eial yeikw. . Second <fc । B«d^«« can be pnmtred at the Srare- Beat tank Bucking Mil tery'a oflioe. . Second do !•. Superintendent* ar* africtly forbid­ DIVISION C-CATTLE. den tu convey\iny informatiuo in refereo.x CLASS 1. to owuerabip of ^nimak or article* on exI bibition in tbrre several departments. |. Io. Eahibiturii of thoroughbred slock | .hail furni.h a pedigree of the same to the Secretary. Agricultural Dept, Davn> ErcuaiMwd Nora.—Slower* and reapers and a large ) llutar Hav i cl>.< uf farm machinery, tnanufacturcd Fruita ami Conned Fruits, > an*. Mita. C. I abroad and kept on rale, are purposely ) G. Ilimir. I kept off the 1‘u.L " All aueb ankles are Grain and Vegetables, L- N. MlXr.n. . invited, with the aMurancu that every fa- Tuunlay and Wed. the two find Jay* uf the Fair will be occupied in' eoienag and arranging Mock and aMi.-ira fur exhi­ bition, and al! entrita Ml.T bo made on or before 9 o’dock P. M. on Wednesday, cl1 ccpl burses f.< speed, which must be cutered the fin* day. Wednesday, al 10 o'clock A. M. Tro* ting of 3-year-old. or under w HI take place. >2 o’clock P. M., Stallion trot 3 p. M , Fool Race, 4 P. M., Kxeenliv* Commit tec will meet al the Secretary * oSoo to fill v.ncancka in the Viewing Committee. 4 p m., match st ball throwing. Thursday, 10 A. M., Judges begin ex­ amination. 10 1-2 o’duck, Walking match will take place. 11 o'dock A. M.. viewing of lbs horses in lbs ring. 2 o'clock P. M., Trotting Match for all hon­ es owned in the County without a tsoord, to be followed by running race Friday, 10 A. M-. Ladina' Riding and During, to be followed by double team trot. 1 :30 o'dock P. M. free for sll trot, buries to be owned in the County, to be followed by Grand Cartloads. rar ZaKZ. haam la tka Stat*. m.taOlMar. ram boxes nt a time, with remikta'nee, and when We have thus received al>*d«Ilk nil th* ma k»u atnrd.aaJ uratalat• i. elr.a b* ail «ra>4*r**a. __ orders for 10 boxes $e ^fll send the eleventh box free ax proposed MICHIGAN KXCBAKOtt HOTFL TICKETS. alxive. If you do not wish to send money in advance you may Th« mmta.arralrodrlra.lad halal la Oavsotr. Tickets of Msmbenbip (not trawlerThe first hot*! in tbeSuta to reduce rate* deposit it with any banker or merchant in ,g<>od credit in your this) 91,00 will admit memhere of one The first hotel in th. Stela with Pa.family exduaivc of sons over 21 yean of town with Hie understaiMing that he is to remit it to us on receipt age, during Ila* fair. BingfaUeket* good of the Soap which is to be shipped to his care. Address fnr.ooo admiraoo. 23 Children ovar eight and under twelve yenn, 10 cents. All ticket, attempted to be urad. No. 7—Trotting Match.' except b)Mb* person to whom they belong 'Eotrancnfan of 10 per cent National Ths ExecDsooa of this Hotel links to govern.) Ticket* can be had of the Treararer. Free for all horsca owned in Barry GENERAL RULES. County, mile haau, beat 3 in fi. latfl’tU tai Dtiuu-twa It imu 1. AH competitor. for premiums, Corner Monroe and Jefferson Street*. New York. judge. and oSccew .hall be raudeetl of tbs eonnty and members of Ibe raeiely, and no tnteraated parly shall pass jndgmeet on property tbit be er hiirfamily may e.hibiL 2. All animal* and articlm intended Judgra-'l- P- Kfog, Tboa. Hnory Miller. IhM StalhoD.U yrs. old or over LftiE. [ Second do HAIR. Beat do 3 yiuwa old STUCCO, tkoonddo Brat do 2 years old OEM ENT, Second do BRICK. CLASS 2ON APFL* STMB1T ASK orr ToVM TILE. Stalii-ms for HuarhU-ra LAND PLASTER Judgsu —William Lae, C. J. Nonia, J. Baa* pair 2 year old stem SAWS FILED, Skwmddo PUMPS, Bast pair yotriiagatooM (.■RANPTON BROTHERS. WAKE UP! JAMES M. HEWES PLOWS. DfLAGB Chun, Tails, Bttats, ai Sifai Ini' Ymta, Bni iflCMlini Best pair atom calraa B"”l4“ CLASS. Ct'lTIVAlOM, laJEBLKWOVn.PUJWfi L£VT PLOWS. Second d^ Reaperand Mowers. BANGING WINDOV CURTAINS Pays the highest Cash price for all kinds of Fanners Pro­ duce. Fanners will do well to con­ sult Mr. Creasy before purchaaine any of the above artidc*. < his Elevator, corner of Broad * 00 CLASS 3. Matched b.mee, Matra or Golding. for all Work. Judge*—David Hom, Goo. Padkfotd, Dtm t/oii I" aeU tefin »'• town. L. J. WHEELER. ..aafodfr, AfereA JR. 1W0- 47l 1‘ooluy. Ju.ljv.—Henry Harm., Gm. M. DaweV. John Ik aimer Heat trio, Light Brahmai, Dark Brah­ ma., I’atridge Cochina, Buff Coahiaa, I White Cochin., Blaek Cuehiaa, Black Hamburg*. 8U»<r Hamhnrga, Whit. Baa uia«. White and Brown Inborn*, Black >irk. Plymouth Rook*. DorkiU, D* rrriqum. Gama. While Poland*, Black Po. lauds. llouditrt, Golden II amburp. Etrat premium on <aeh ol the abate 11 00 Second do 50 Brat pair Aylesbury duck* 1 00 u-eoo.1 du W Leal pair Bourn duck. 1 Uv record do 50 beat pair Pekin decks 1 00 �rroqr fa girce ka«T,214,954 37 against !115,842,603 fR on June 39, 1879. Dtf i lion to ba remaodad back iato alavery ? Is all the grand'work aaoomplwhod in the atatea axrncd. But la Florida there ia Ires bulMoxiog the Republicans lh»n its ray other sialo in the south, rad the Re­ publican, of that state feel ooofident of carrying fur. Garfigld rad Arthur aurted out to inform our roedeta that the Jhm.xrat', proprietor, given tu to under ataad that New York, Peooeylvania, Con­ necticut, New Jersey, Indiana, Whcomin, California and Oregon will rarely cam tbeir electoral rota fbr Hancock and English. Wo were qaite relieved when be got through enumerating, lot 1-e ahouM add Michigan, Ohio, lUihoia, luwa, rad finally all the roat of the aorlhcru only make the voters ot their party swal­ low such twaddle * that, they will be the happiest act of felbwi thatHrer cart a vote tor [deaideni, until the return* taegtn tc oomo in after the election hu been held, when they will find that they bavc been most terribly fooled in listening to, and placing confidence in such talk aa that above aUqdcd to. Fur twenty years we. bare heard that aame story, and we should think that men of brains would tin. uf talking such sluff. It only raises the hopes ot the rank and file of the Detuocrat party, to have them dashed to jsoces when sleeiiMi day arrive*. True, it h generally supposed that a presidential candidate can carry his native, or sdoptcrT last twenty years by the grand old Rapublioui party to Im overthrown ? Have lbs darkest days that our glorious country ever witucMcd got to return again io case that the Democratic party auccecd in elect­ ing tbeir president this fall ? There is now and then a member of that party who his the courage to utter his amtimcota despite the gag that ba< been placed b bit mouth by the more discrete of the party leaders. Rcpublioaus, there is no miauldng the word* that oceamiraally fall from the lip* of Detnoorau They propose to "inaugu­ rate their candidate whether he u elected or not," and then country u to suffer a return to twenty yearn ago. Republicans, awake to the danger that threaten our Country and its iaslitutiuoa ’ Remember, it ia not the Republican party that is Io suffer, Un it la the whole country. All the gtoriout enactments of the laat twenty year* are to be overthrown, and the party alateUKut that f 12,371,270 nilrer certifi catea ate onutandiiig b explained ao that in reality only 15,789,579 are » actual circulation, the balaore haviog found tbeir way Lock to tt>» Treasury. After making due aUuwance fur these discrepance,, and taking into couaidsraliou that the fra*. tional notes carried aa currency outstand­ ing a yeat ago were b no acoac money, because it had ao more cxiateoce then than now, the iacreaac of currency during the laat fiscal year, cxdusire uf gold and standard dollars, was about 45,800,0». Add to thb tha volume of gold in circula lion, compared with that a year ago. and the iaeroaa* of the money of the country will bo found to be very largeDie amount of gold added to the money of pic, dtil not deny this right. '••As a member of the “party of the peo­ the country era be calimated sppruximate| ly By strikbg the balance between the ex­ ple," I am, therefore, io favor uf Uiu in­ dorsement, by our Itepublican state coa- ports rad import* of cob and bullion, v^ntinn nf ttn- non —..O—n n.-iitina. nV sod adding thereto the product* of the The Republics Psrty and (he Temp­ erance Question. ■SfS ’ilSLWJhW SUU if Sto lorfc la tana tr. la ISM. UawriSmi Silver Dollars Will sell you Groceries nt bottom figure*. Call and get Prices before Bnyinu. I'AtUS, FllAMCS, 1 June 19,1880. J Thia is favorable weather to talk about A retie exploration. Nordesakjold, the Swedish explorer, after baring been made the objact of general oration*' in Paris greasirc age, and, and if it is proved that iture b an ojen polar lea, it will not l-c long kfitc an immense raft aa strong aa . two or three ioeborgs wdl connect the open #es with the southern sea, sod thn will he rapid railroad traMpurtattor, or, -til! Mcticut will abo put her -yet<> on demo­ critic expectationWe do not believe that New Jersey will ever cant her Vote for llaausck. notwithstanding "dimw fwIndiana, the dues not hold enough voter* who are sufficiently friendly to Mr. Engfish, to give tbeir vote. to the democratic ticket thia tall; although t|»c democracy at every Mate election in that Male, im­ port tbooMod, of voter* from Kentucky, and taking that into consideration, it naturally would be expected that lodi ana would be carried by the Dearocrata, [CINCHO QUININE] THE LIVER,* ' THE BOWELS, r«HM*i it «£•» UhUOaMianmllMlnvu JTERR1BLE SUFFEMNO.' KIDNEY-WORT enough Geoeral, perhaps, balsa for hhbbbga good enough ■tatevnian to bo a^ood 1 president b extremely doubtful. Rut a* he will not be celled upon to bring Into retjubitwri the facuflir- nraraary to make a display of statesmanship, it matter* not whether he'ponaoHos them or not. In rt viewin." the career of W. H. Eugluh, the Lafayette (Imi.)*Journal aaya: In Mugrtws. Dec. C, I860, before the committee of thirty-three to cnoaidcr the disturbed State of Ilsc Veiou, Mr. Engiub, oommU political' hari-kari." To deobre io favor of total proliibilioa would be e.|uivaleni to loppiog off • lag in the shape cl the German vote. Th* tax and polise consider the expediency uf settling the bill btuinots of 1878 was an attempt to maum in eootroveray ou tbc Wluwing avoid both of liaeec horns, but I think that ------------------- .. . p^. baab; war. Ndi whisky un, and equiptiod for the fray Ilian ever befure; ship liable io dottle tbc value of fugitive and the siluatiou, in view of the import anew of tbc next vlortioo, would bo a mat ter of profound eoceern to esery earnuu Republican had art the wise ratiou of the temperance men io their state coavetilion ; a aipger, 3111*. Nrortni, ami raid singer's i siiter. lint all, eVen gad things, have , an end.. The guerf* weut biun*. The chevalier along rcusaioed at the dreerted I public Nnauens baaed upon its lash record, i hraqurt board preseate the j Thru followed the Democratic rebcHion. i bill ol several hundred franca- The c^t'Th^pnblu- debt rapidly inoretael until alier dsa'te* thit he aver gave the supper, August 31, 18(13, 4hen it aggragatol (lea* and that he has the wherewithal to satisfy east in the Treasury) 12,756,431^71, a the pmiabki proprriator ol the “Aberieatn.' In ecaaaqueae*, "Mr. C. Chevalier .debt e.|-ul to 178 23 ;w m/iiJn and aa de Seellgman" ia armted, and, his numcrannual interest rale of 14 20 per capita. ous irkka and frauda haring been proved Die annua) iotereat charge oo the ma a I mum •gainst him, be ia eoadrmaed to three debt, was •ISO.UTT. 6117. Jone 3d, 1881), the aggregate public debt (Irra eaah jo thr ' From the Rockport, Ind., Boaurr: Trcaanry) wu 11,9111,320,747, rvjui! to There u no medicine in the world which haa gained each Cqw m St. Jaco» Oh. ; terert capita of $1 5fi. The snnual thia M. however, not in the heat Mtoaiah interest charge June 30. 1880, was 179,­ itig, when we consider ila truly wonderful ewative powers. Mr. F. Rodeaburg, of 313,981. In other wordi, sbee August Grandview, called altur office laat week. 31,18113, the public debt lu, been re I dared 18.77,104,81/»e osariy oue third , the pre c^hM debt I Hi 31 or conriderably more than one-bslf; the per enpila interest 12 73 or more than 63 per rent.: sod the total interest charge 171, C54,71C or more than 40 per eset. These are very striking figurre end vbdbrt* the Repnbitcan fisaneb) policy with reference to lbs public debt. Attpihe- circular, which smlmcca a alaicment of the amount of notes of sari, on* kbds rad frartbnsl’ silver era)Mind­ ing at i bo dree ofeach fiaoai year sine* Hartings, 1 March 23' 1880. |*L4B48Tllt£ ! UIBUTRE! Ready fun use by adding Hot Waler. . I superior substt lute for Wall Paper, Hard Finish, Kalsomine, etc. -Better Cheaper, <ind Easier Applied. Sold ly the pound in also* 12 ’beautiful Tints. 5 pounds jllabastine trill covt HO syita.re yards, or £50 Square feet. 2 routs .1 parous. < irhiteir.yshed trail may require more- The white will in turn yellow or the tints fade- For sale by Bitters ROBERTS &. HOTCHKISS tilCHOLS.SHEPARDiCO.fc. , . il Immu ORICISSAL AMD ONLY r»M l- ■ VIBRATOR NEW GOODS DRY GOODS! port tor a bottle of the Oil, and it .e. cording to diraotioM. The relief I Mt 1 waa almost "abotric." I got i,rUCT M once, and now there ia not „ lnrr of Rbcamatiras left in Wy body. U. U.H hsw . I. sm#mkr J“ •• rer. HSnk*.wW«mm <« h. ISfiO, contains mrttrr cnually a* interest­ U b beginning to eellapee. ing. June 30, 1800, the amount of pa­ per money wiu 1207.102,477, being the ‘ circulstbu of State bankr. The amount I of grata bank crreulatkra June 30,18*), wan 1299,79(1; of national bank circula­ tion, 4344,505,427, W legal tomUs, J34C, 681, WIG , of fractional silver, 124,-; UC1 ,449, ef fraatiuaal wmweay, »7>I4^ 954 37 ; sf silver rarpSctra, 412,347,-; »». The aggregate amount of all cur-: PANTING MY WORK his season heller than ever before. I am <lvt< rmitie-l to ittakt oo<l a Wag> tn tut is sold by anyone. This 1 will p who will c.111- al my shop. Price lower than WAGONS OR BUGGIES. as they work aorapiRy and skdtuliy, there arc you ioMiqctire'.y ple( out at ur.oe as (ics'uliar, f.,r tl.ajj dj not f roused b the mm manner u the others Tlu*-ar»<he Jsiwiah sacrific e. There are four of tl.ciu at the central abattoir, but many mure al- ■ together. They are, aecurdiog to the usa- ; go* *H* their raee, deaign*ted by the grand ' । lubbi after a previous examinatimr, sine* ' , for-them there are certain formulas to ob- i treve, and, as all know, the loactita do not cniiiy cart aside oU traditions. Every i > animal blended fir the nouriskmoMof the | Jews (MUM be bled to death by the cutting ■ . uf the throat, and may noi, under any pre text whatever, be previously siuoncd ..r I _ L—1 T>............. —S.-S . opened sod examined with rare, fur if it is 1 impure it cannot be delivered to "the neo­ plant God.’ ' The vounu, man|ulj«i, uhevalier*. are plenty sa raspberries id Summer now a­ days. Tltey are to be found in all the capitals of Europe. The latest of thia in tercstrag els*, who has been caught play, in; hi* tricks in the Chevalier if Srelictnan He hails from th* city oathc bine FOB LESS MONEY AT THEONLYMEDICINE When one gwa airutlmg about the immeow: abatoirs of Paris at l.i Villen* he «•" many strange sights, but n-.ww stranger than the perfbt mamma of t>11; Hebrew butcher*. Among the many bandied, of the state . and that this element would be > her vote lor Garfield and Arthur juat the very glad io rautaio any mraraac which ' ramc. Aa to Wiwouiin, although the aJTvnie.1 a fair promire uf eaeerm in miti­ gating or destroying the rrest evil of the 1 [ Democrat mao, wra not ao rare of carry­ liquor traffic. in;; that state, but it would not be rar­ As, however, temperance IcgiaLtion of 1 prising tu him if it went for Hancock ; tbc past twenty ycara ha» been expert although it probably would surprise him mental, ami baa not ;>euved to l« niufaclory ia its praXieal ..pcraliuo, and as the । jart as much if the Democrata carried I Rcptibli in party, having been i-ontinuuu*-, 1 any of (he other slate* be named, as j ly tn power daring thai period, has had to Chcmgli Wisconsin went democratic : shoulder all the rcspimaibtlity tor ll>e»e j Then (.Wifornia and Oregon were also failurra, it is not al all ^uprising that, rare to go far Hancock rad English. | though au largely ।eu.pu«dorU„FWn« moo, it ia not anthrax to load ilacJf down The Public Flnnncei Ya, Oregon show* by her recent el«fioe ' with responsibility for further tegiaiatioo ol ! D>« tarinus i-iirtdur» issued by the that the is rare to go democratic thia' fall, that kind. It ia, however, apparent to even a uarc- ।j Treasury l»r;wriun-ut have been -j per­ in a horn. We are willing to take our ' fort cd that they soostkue the but* of a ehana-s on California, for a, ante a*' the I Ban'|uu'a ghost, "will not down." All history of onr oslioaal finance* for more aun rises on the'arvood day of Ncvcmbcr ; thecar of the manager* will not avail next, just so rare she will cut her rotua jI to bury it; ambit may as well be accepted I thaOnwroty yaara. Oso of the u> ~t Ins. as one of tlloas politloo aociri problem*.'j portaai and interesting of threw official which insert be worked out by tbc necre I; circular* is that which run tai tn an aualy Htruiuewii'4 been for twenty year*, Uic-' d-.-muc The , sity which the progressive thought of the |. ai* of the jsublic debt tinea 1836 party has been electing tbeir prcshlcal i ago lays upon us. ' first p->iut which atlrMte one'* attention is carrying Matra from the time tbeir m Evyn if the temperance men were g<io . I that during the last IleniM-ralte admin i erally content to scoipt the "lioenae law,” ‘ and pollen law compromise aa a present i irtralion the total debt, leva rath in the I KUlcmeM of the •juartlon, the liquor men Trereury, waa im.reaa.sl from •!>,99.8.621 ; are not. The latter hare organised as the h |K3T io »5!l,9t; 1,4112 in J8iX>—an in­ : "Michigan liquor dealer* protective aasoci- crease of os-arly 150,000,(MUI in a time of slion," and avow their purprec to secure a Hancock L-lcrtcd president, because he legiablure which will so emasculate the would not be the president, but would - be said law* as practically to flood the alate Congrrai did nor have the <ounp*.l>i lay ■with free whisky. They declare upeolf taxce •efficient’ lo pay ll.eium.hp ejpen controlled by those who put him into the, »r* of the Ourernmeni. The party whirl* presidential ehair, and the thoee, woutfbc in thiec year* increased the publie Iranha the wlid south. Mr. Baneock is * ‘good YOU CAN GET THE BEST tioue to go and return until la. final day when he will return no more, for by hu ' word- be prydieta that aneh a day will eomc, and that be, like Franklin and oth- succeed* in finding a passage to the North ' Pole will indeed leave a name that will go 1 down to posterity, but in all probability thia paaugc.w&i vary every year, according to the movement of icebe-gs,. and after' winter, of unusual severity cannot be found at all. And thru the |>eril that shim upon thia route tuurt always lane wdl dofiblleM be greater thia advantage gained. Merchanla would probably reflect that the homely proverb uf the • longrat way 'roqud I. the quhkcst way hom* ' waa a e*und what llcnnsylvioia will ray and do at the November election Mr. II., and don't you foxget k. The old Empire state will also JmI the expootatioM of all who now caleu- fl. Division uf territory between the tree tad alavc autos, with provhiooa fur tbc admiaaioa of new Mates, with a popu­ lation equal to the federal ratio ef repre­ sentation. . "2. PrMtiluy Cvtrynu I'rvm imp-tir. Green bax W.'H. SCHANTZ government arc Mill bent upon its dentruetion. loyal men, everywhere, are you rowdy tu turn over our beloved equerry to a act of men who already make their brag. that they will “nndo and bury" the work that bu been ao noldy done io the laat Third—It aruids the cummilai uf the twenty years t We do not know but you party as a whole to any one element io it. Mill, but we do art believe it. Fourth—It takes the i{M*ti.ru out of (ulititr, m a party ux saure, rad simply warrior son, «bo will ray, to him, we fought with you to put down the robeJHow south, but we cannot gire you our votes to pul that same south into power, so that ahc may carry out in 1881, r<< AM FAST ring the y<ar only 1252,000 < f raefi Mb 1 c-nry n, redeemed. The rwt Iras trees i dropped u "iuat or dratreyvd. ‘ t: U n- ; timated that lot than . tulllkm uf th. th* fraetioual enrreocy now regarded an out­ , standing will ever be ptroeoled for reIdcmpticn, The sfitraot nf fractional Ml­ ; ver in rireulatiuo hi nearly 115,300.040 ' leas than a year aps.'tbat amennt bating prbficami carry at the turning presi­ dential cleutiou. Now we coucede the •oM south to the Dewsoetatic party, un­ loa k may be Florida, which with a fair election would certainly go Republican, and iode^l we need not atop with Florida if fairnna could hare its way, for at* might meatkro the Carolina., Miteimippi, sod Louisixnna, hat <* shotgun, rule in MILLINERY �/¥, /^ro h ia straufF U. wlatf p,0B]c •a truthful/?) prepk. mi. l.Otxi j loti ; bat then, wo supp<w> they wvru msgalfylng gl».,. Estate of Rhoda p. Griffith M al., mi We nc-tire'that !I< one of the ablrsi yo Entered at the Post Office. Hastings, Mich., as Secondclass Mattm_____ drunken revelry, and kt them jxy the; sms, mu k, nt 1 . 1 f FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING! We have just opened our Spring Stock, which comprises many noreltie, never before brought to this market. Ladies Linen Suits and Ulsters. Gossamer Waterproof Suits. Ladies Fino Underwear in Linen and Gauze. White Skirts, White Aprons, Lace Tidies, Lace Lambrequins, Pillow Shams and all kinds of Lnce Goods. An elegant line of new novelties in parasols and Fans. Gents Cue Summer Underwear in Colton. Gauze and light Merino. Ladies and Genls A pamphlet giving the result ot tuny experiment* has been placed in oar bands by Mr. E. G. Brown, the Agvat of the East Saginaw House, of which we doubt Fkrata of Thomm W. Collier et al., minora. Petition fur allowanoe tb mother for rapport filed. July 19th next aligned fur hearing. .Lewie Durkee for the peti- FINE SHOES A. SPECIALTY. that date, your eurrespundent raw wouuta ia In another plane Wr print an article from the lightest and Imraieat kind of furnish W. ii. Ilidmm has found hit the Jackson C.t.zra 0( Saturday, entitled Order entered appointing James N. Oovett ing g.x»U hanging from the upper win I dowa of tall house*, and throwing lighted “Tscllepublicin Party anil the Temper. guardian. Bond filed and letter usued. fire-crackcr* on tbo beads of passengers an I the otde-walk. This was in contempt of with friends at l/raiid ILiptds. the special | special .wdere aad the pxilicc. ■ Hon. Victory P. Collier of Battle Cfeuk . Nothing gora nowadays without an m­ I pan. There are several hundred pcriodi wax in the city one day last week. I dical publiiatiiiusi of different kinds in this city at the present lime , and by for the •on oecutred on Saturday morain.; last. -“v—------------. largest number are devoted to some speparticularly to me. If I |ta>uld be mis- | cial aervieo in art, acicMe, io-liaatry, invensuch action, and think oatM would linn, atock jobbing or trade. Almont 1 every guild bar its organ, full of o»w facts I Just. All power omdos from the prop unpnblkhcd. If we are . ,, .... , - aau and any tell, action ill WHICH which Uk the people desire Kmibm cuy Mo., on Fr><hy moruiog laat. 1, .... . • 1 ’ I takF, tn their uuvetrigu . 1‘rot Jami-kw lecture* (0 Hm n I fur< ,,y llle la, llmue yard lb« rveuing on ‘ Liberal. -it* .. . , d Such sr: ti;m bv tho l^gistalure at its neat ao­ I published by Ikarddey & Thomas, li.r ia ' : SUIU is asLed by tire tempenike people, cnuplst from the immortal Hums. I stance It u au illustrated ms'ailue of and there is go good rental why their mI1 wen tv-six three column pages, neatly 1 quirt should cot be granted by the utiaui lias no application to “Ignoramus." Let I bound iu tinted cqvcra. and rotiuinlng all, mans Vote rd both Houmw of l Im Legisla- ; us mwI.jw mncli knowledge "Igonenmas’' ! the latest information attainable with re. I I ganl to fashions, material, pricor, ete.. in ' had uu the subject of which hr? or she ? j the immttise iifda«try which it represents. was writing. I wtvur lietouged tn a I Nia barncea nor carriage maker nor Haery man can affi*r*i tn forego the advantages uf ' L. I. Hidiowsy, tiftbo Holloway Drug prop*** to give 1 link cncuaragetncnt to tach a publicslioo. for, is addition to all firm of this crt*. ia vprading a few days M.rt. Swret A Upjohn, by | urehasiug current topics cvnnerted with tin* trade, j the publisher* furnish, gratis, to aubecrib- ' era, all the laleat pal*rns in barne** and ■ horse furnishing goods To dealer*.ia the I ^UR MOTTO, "FAIR PRICES AND GOOD GOODS.” or Bort aad cheapest Bualiug Brat and chenpeM Banting Bert and eheapi-st Bunting Bert and cheapest Bunting lk*t and cheapest*Bunttng Best ami chcapoixlFunung Bort and cbropcZi’Bunting at al at at st at at Uranti Grant'. Grant'. Grant'. Graut'i Granl'i Grant > Bret and cheapiMt Bunting at Grtoi'i BrtU.an.1 rheapert*Bunting al Grant'i Ikrt aad cheapest Busting al Grant' Those wishing to purchase Live Long and Be Happy. Why sb.-uld not creryoM live cut their full allotted liaw, egjoy good health and be happy f Surely there ia jo youJ rea­ son, aad yet many will allow impure l.luo.1. woskorwa of the kidneys, imperfeet digvst'mu, and urinary Ironbku la under. mine and break down their gtoeral health r first-dau ORGAN OR PIANO Phase call accond door west of tbc Bank. fordid ones. . New organa exchanged ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED 40m3 POWERS tropolilan improvements it is an indispen i sable guide , and ha recent enkrgemeut from sixteea.to twroty-aix page* shows its ' If “Ignorima*'' will inform me bow I am I prtapcrity and the reumatkn in which it in : terrible Lu’, days. n.-r* ratercrisra Their Hub Bitten rtwputteibto iu th* matter, I will gladly held throughout the country. The anounerment of the engagement of ,, bar leached a a tie beyvod all prtec ' -Mrs. Vunderbuilt, daughu-r ufWm. II. |} dent, luring from their intrinsic rake j after preventing mosey which I pay for Vaoderboilt, to ford Dupplin. is an item to found tbeir way iotv almoat ryerv bouse- ' labor bring .pent fot intoliealiog liquor.. *ebd all tbc fashionable young ladies in New hold the laud — Grnpic. _ 1011 ' Lrt us survey the field, ‘ Ignoramus'’ No Hospital Needed. • that Ita* ever Iceu, er i.vcr attempted to No palatial hospital needed fur Hop ' lx- had ia’il.i* etfy. It xvm* Io u* that and see what lisa’ been sceompiuh ,for Bitten patient*, nor Urge salaried talen-. “Our ghiriufcs cau^iy your si.mZrrm*. tifnl maple* east a w|Jtndul «hil.-. ! ourcititeoa oagtrt t<» extend every eoet.urarticle, because, that you were Ignorant of this Lord Dupplin to wham rum.rt- ray* ted puffer* tu tell what Il op Bitten will uo or cure, ao they tell tbeir own atury | the d'wcrminaling freight rate* of the New' by llirirt certain and absolute cure* al figured n.usp«aau.ly in the cipher btreiYork Central Railroad are te b* divrated? A Sasttuh lord whose fir.t martial adven­ teo-iTaiisg. purifying and strengthening . i. I el.etll* nm* uaiisc.* . incMlr ’ . ture was unhappy, and who, with - a di­ the baman eyrtc".driving out a* if by I ■*. ,.U, ' ■ "J >** r •* *• '*«r »< -r vorce rail in hia career, wi*ha> te find, io • W. T. Br/wn uf the rr.-jurt w..rk* '• magic tbo many ilk that flesh and blood I ..I ..11 4. ii—*>■»■«.b «Fu,.i.the. millwns of bis proposed father in-law, th« city, andiNif/are io Buffalo N. V . . ll.— r,a,l,IL> -.1.1. tl.,wavar Wi.nU it 1 the bouts'-case that could never bo se­ alleading tho National ArrLrry cured Uirousth his affections. Hut it is Ten Cor’di'of Wood llready Urge imlurocncut' well that he baa been divorced. With a v^. Luu 7 . Corner Store* Empire Blocks cd or : ger »u experiment, but iu great value lias been felly provan. nix only aciratIfitally and tbeorolically, bat peartioally, by scores of ths very brat ami mart saooeaa'ful ogrv- !n. Ik. admitting Judge M. Bawdy tn llu. asylum for the in.io. at Kalamaaoo. Petition filed ami citation boned, returna­ ble July 10, last. July 10.—In. Re. admitting Judge M. low, doubt tf be himself i* out Itrtcning to the historic echoes of that lively old scrimmage. But the city is more peace­ ful on a Fuulh uf July than it used to be, GOODYEAR <fc CO., j *aa»> Mil i» entirely free Iron, dirt, nr hard lumps, and is maJc by a procns. wbhh leave* inwrporalcd in It all U>n valuable plant food, aa well as ingredients culculated to Iren .nd reader suitable the Ammon­ ia already contained- in tbs soil. All experiments demonstrate the value Estate of Wi Kent cuunty k menttoued s( , cwmlMalw titinu fur prolmle of will Olwd. Aug. J, lor lieutenant Govtrnur. A better setae* 18K0 omigued fi>r hearing. July 7.—Estate of Wilber J. Lane, a minor. Nomination <T guardian filed. Republicans of tEia county. Katite of Jirvia H. Lune, deceased. T. D. MuIUrry uf Big Rapids, who Warrant and iuvuntnry'filed. had hue. to tire Sandwich Sulphur Spring. J sly 8.- ErtMe of John Pcndir, senior, Canada, fur treatment, wax improving fine­ an aHeged incompetent. Procradiag. <0 ly, but on Saturday last hr took a violent appoint guardian discontinued. euM by taking a cold both, and died Sun­ July 9—Estate of Edwin Cook, drenaday afternuo:]. Mr. Mutberry waa a drog- ed. Warrant and inventory filad. Ertate of Frank Allen, deceased. Re­ gw of Big Rapid*, and hod boats of w-.rm friends, who will siocerely regrut bis >-ud- port of sale of rial .slate Slid and sale eoa- Report has it that the engine rain ia infested uighta, or was nt least bat Friday night, by a lot of drunken rowdies, who remained there drinking and earoming till the morning boats, la that whBl tbs I city pay* rant on the engine room fur; if | so, the beat thing to de Would be to find | *>mc Mhrr plan) _ for our lire apparatus,, and give up the present room tn those who drain: to rpcnd the nights there in | op’» sale ofSAJ.T AS A FERTILIZER, and a supply nsanuUflUtrad .specially fur that purpora eaa Im found constantly in his BARLOW r..... f „• 1 , •liiat of the fc.it wucth-of the rule There are any amoanx of whurtteh*-r«i« , U..S ta*ll U —rk« Ito. .Uj. Tk-j ' TU ..i;.U.4. .k. Delivered tu any on.- address ia ths c lor Six Dollars and Fifty Grata, caab a.ioMnpruiy the order.. Our wood ia 1 bc«-n divorced or not. It is a pity that uur in good tradition for summer use. young ladies are the lavt to learn that su untiikd 'republican baa more dignity, both । al home and abn>e<i,lbablbcsMbU*b eyro; bigot r^ a« display id iu your . article te phants who train am uog the fJlowrrs >1... I...I. I,..— __ T*.,_ 1. disguise CilAtt. H. B IlAUTlMUtt, Julyilflth, IMO. eati accept their terms without a degrads<iua at which all true womanhood would Our New York Letter. revolt. It ia to feared that the mercenary training of this greet maelstrom of traffic lilbiMit tending the inmey lur either is not favuraUe to the' existence of tbo paper. They seem to think they were highest aoutimawl cf bom* aod eelf-l#vr.ly roufirriiig ■ favor by taking the pa­ .[■cei among marriageable women Rsntw per. ansi don't ael as though they even ex* .rains are rausiag the wheat to groe-. pec'ol to pay ih'.ir subsetiptiuf*. 'Now Glorious Roault. Ou Brtaday next at half put three to aaeb.trc have a &w word* tn say , hof■o'clock. R«». Newtoa of Nashvilk will iug thereby to prevent hard fading* and The -San,” Columbus, Ohm, says . "A grind and gluriuus rs.ull is obtained by deliver a temperance addrun in the court ths use of Warner■< Safe Kidney and Liead. Jx< there bo a good altctvdsrK-- . ^^ugh IheJtainilK to pay up lhcirbavk ' twu hundred thousand or more. Il shared er Cnrr, iu all case, in which the kidsey. Mrs. C. v: Rookie, who ba* been vuit- !.>Htacrip4iuu, «*j«*:iaJlr wbm they order its diMpputaltMUl iu thi. revpect with aad liver fail to perform the work alloted tuld them this same tines, that Wr twlrev.t tor rtlira, like iudmdaal*, are apt tu over­ they esatrut possibly misumiemlaod it. rate th-mselvei, and carry kbeir valuation But nearly a million ai>U nuwj once and fur »l^ w«'«aiy to every al a high figure. and a quarter ol people in New York, N..iwiili'4andien that fi«h are or IUs».w*u,-or f« r l»*<f ih.i they will mere than half a uidliun in Brooklia, and eat lUera dsja, especially thr-e txlwcrt. two and three huodresL thousand i MVe Ctutns by ajtlliog th* «me, and that caught out nfsmall lake*, jrl mat in J. r*rtr City, Hunter's Point, snd other right away. N.,w y.ra hat. fair warning, iiomAlure soviross of tint metropolis, man e»uo-*< !'***<» the pleasure geoikmnn. ar»l ati* r s r«wi»sl.l» time, if swell the number, in thi* great center of [aipalstsio. to more than two million. Ttie officers nr HurtiafS l*»l-,?t No. 58, your sateesiplion* are o*d paid, j Jim will That is sufitciusl fur • growth which has L Q. O F. WWW iawtellrd 101.1 uffier bat taken place almost entirely during the priwetil century. But. afmr all, it is macvewioghy D. D G M. Geo. M Dewey. | letial, inl.lkrtual anti moral irggtcns. end u>t |>oputalioo,*lhal should make the 4.—M.rp* A'I W. •* WSUMWU wide ol great citien. Ami bow stand, lire v. <1., w. n. HO.. »X . ■*> “ ; 1u, record with New Yftk in this respect? I That we liars great wealth htre, aa eaorIt n.u.k., T.W. }s1Un Omll. muu* s/jfregaUoo of capital, is undoubted ly true . and that tbn educational progress [ WudanJay. SojHcmbvr Irt. J8W. of the city baa kept pace with its advanrenwml io population, is > reasonable naie candidate fur Presideolial Ekcloni, C5jWO .'nd lor officer, of the State of NioMgUt, Fred Bartow to be »u|f>orte<i al the unsuing rimuio'u In Novemb* neat ; also to select a Slate Ucutral OoB»tnitt«, .nd to Iransac: well other buainre* an the Convention when «Mem| bled sliai dram beat. HARDWARE ! .JEFFERSON NAILS. PERRy ROYCE REAPERS ! \ w PALMER CRADEL& W. A. WOOD MOWERS, TIGER RAKE8 Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, etc., than any other pbyakiau'a preMTtptioo ever corupuuuihid. It relieves, as n by magic, alt aoreocsn and initatioa of throat and lungs. It is quieting and soothing iu ita effort, and is unexcelled as a general tonic. Keep a Uxtlc alwaya on band. A few do.es never fail to cure an ordinary cough (.'all and ace utt before makingynur purdutMca n« we have in> tluwiuents tn offer. C. E. Baruiw. Ed. Poweus, Literary Revolution and Universal Knowiedi HALL’S CATARRH CURE. “Nut a cloud foruahadowa the hereafter ol Georgia, neither wili there be skknem or suffering •> lung as Warner's Safe Kid­ ney and Liver eur* is to be l -nnd ou *ak at all our Drug Storm." - TKTfiiT WE WILL MAKE THIS PBOPOSITIOM. UNDERTAKING ESTATE We.in this iMM print the premium 1* for the coming Co. Fair The premium* ore liberal, and lb. oficeta and j'ldge* uompeXent, «nd we doubt not that tbo . Fair fur 1880 will be equal, and perhaps superior in any -r- held i. th. ruU.ty . at beat, every individual in tbc oottity WOOL. WOOL Kldnoy-Wort Ahvuyx Cursx. Karr WAKirtU-D Dxror. N. H.) March 4. IBM. f Memxm. Wxuji, RrcXAXtMOf, A Cn. WOOL CARDING EXCIANBE! cm PBOPffiTl IDS SALS 1 On abort noUoa at my Carding Mill> North aida of th* Thorn- oreica os larramoa sraasr. aunsssiiK* All W«.l «e«l by �W) The Blood is The life. .K2; "Thia company will nut be responsible fur soy damage or low occasioned by the of uau power fur thrashing,' was Mtiekec Ml n«d the following adopted io um "AH members of this Company when A woman io New York ancadenuUy employing steam power tor thrtabing, shall re*|«lra that a screen or bod be am- went tu chureb with two boutarts on her hiaad—one stuck inside the other— and the other women of the congregation alm»l die*! of envy- They thought it was a new kind of booart, and too »we«t fur anythin; Geocral Benjamin Harriaon, of Indiana, la a Httfc- under the middle height of an, and i* remarkable for bis muscular dareh optacul. His eouotsnance generally wsan an expression of aternnesw, but a smile oc- ■ caaionally lightens it up. fie m about 47 I | plieanl f.*r credit, •'! wouldn't Must my । own feelings " j "Isutic* and gentlemen." mid aa Irish i manager to an audience of three, “aa , there is nobody here, I'll disinia* you all. . The pciformaBW of thia night will uok be | performed, nut win be rejs-uiwl iu-u*«<*vw ■ evening." During the General abmiucc thia .Summer frem Washington, Mr Kmc ia occupying his residence, which as yuu?\ readers may tered height i« twenty hand* and I inch, know from the *iracriptiuo« that have lor SI tnehea, being a foul taller ihaii au been given wf it. Is situ vied on I sud Tbir- [Secrape plan. Hit weight v* Mated to U tcwnlh sU., fronting Frantlin Park, one of . two diuaur.4 tour hundred and fifty i the moat beautiful of the msny beautiful C' uudt; but all these points will prubab'.y ! I>ng, I'aliuuld think you were one." ( verified to-day by competent veterinary । ..The ahurjt was warm, the toiuirtar was parka that ornament our city. On the day of the fienrraf* m.iuiuatioa 'surgeons. As standing iu the .table the all, and everybody fall asleep but half­ for iTeriJcnt, nod, a* Halal, at aUut the j (tutor ef.lhe auitual appears Iu bo a uni- titled Jamie. "My brethren," shouted the i fotm dark l*ay, without spot or blemish, 1 ft sl.udU not be judged that this height, t nltbuugh extraordinary, >• altugrthcr un- I precedents*! in horses. At the (.'.ntrnuial I exhibition tn Philadelphia iu'IS7<>, a span ' , of bur sen wa* placed uu exhibition, each 1 1<d" which war. cightotu bauds ami one, inch high. The annuals were bred in1 Canada, turd Lvcasue tba properly of a trout. He carried them through the street ' Pnihidrlpl|ia brewer w|icn the exhibition boldly, and when asked if those were all iduayil.' A vuteiinary aurgeou io this etiy 1 be i-jupht. frankly admitted that they formerly u'woed a hutae that Was nineteen j were- The neighbors gave him a surprise IhanJaaud one in-Ji high—a giant in anal- party last night and pre*«-utrj him with Il.c beautifully carved motto, "An honest THE BEST REMEDY DlitiUt If lit Tillit nt Hitt [ Ayers ! body knows. Is Gm. Hancock H.fe*r. or for the old Jacksonian Nobody knows Michigan Central Railroad BIAND RAPIDI DIVISION. PECTO1 SARSAPARILLA uu exuin. :?s?Ku. nullifying the amendments ta the retainlution by which the fruits of tire war were secured? Nobody knows. [of eaitupany, at LrcdtCjat, "You muau't Is G»ti Hancock for cootrollinc Ibe S«IT without k Using cue. pp.' "I novar railroad* and ut|i«y eorstrun carriers by to dn it, do I T" he ask*>d. surprised. "Yon. may not torget It, but sometime* you g-j *,« tnad, you know," aha artlMdy ! replied. Th# company consulted their Among fitneral Garfield* friend, at Cat-' cagn na Major .Swaim, of Fort Leaven­ worth, Kansas, formerly,on tlic Genera!* ataff, aad now an utfiocr of the regular ar­ my, who helped tu oj-:n and arrange the telegraph ie messages that pouted in after , reftsMa tins*; ta wsk When ho wan about leaving the city he asked Major S. to axwrt tint dupaubca, litters, etc., that ho bad rvneive*!., destroy thoac that were of no use. aad classify those lhal-wcre tu be kept. He emtied hu pocket* on the table, an! among the contest-* was a crumpled Hi of paper with printing on it, the history *>f which, a* Major Swaim tells it, ia even mute >icgu !ar that the eagle's pe rch-hero io Wash A little buy! the sun uf an orthodox Pnabyterixc, recently listened attentively [ companied by his owner, but it i« under to some cuurcraatiou is regard tu Jeaus Sepfre*- Court tu opart the war anuml stood that be Las been acotred by Barrnent. the (M.t;tt|tka, *»•) ■> vivify | num at a price of one th-msand dollars, the rebel d«-l»t »nd pension tie rabel u>l , and wiU pcMenlly be placed on exhibition. IGod. Ilia father, was I I'rewbjgerun.'' The Hoton Republicans yrtitjed in an A Ifwinn lawyer told another lawyer, old fashoue-l ralifieatiM mjeting the other who asked him • ■inertiou. that be usu­ night, at which Grans men and anti Grant ally received pay tor bidaJyic "Then," men syolr fre*ly wd rsrntwtly. Com­ menting tn the spirit of tlic mewling, the COUGH! GQUCHIOH! | replied Phillip* ‘HE WHITE Sewing Machine I'fioHATF^oit ih:k. rATBOt-MtCniOAS.Cuearror I .mi.* af u.« !•««.V.i. Csart Mf 1 lant.h.Ua.. at tks I'mbare IHSes i staetodly glanced all Hi* eye naught “Acta iv. 11" upon it. Hu thought was “Oh 1 that ia some one ol' the Moody and Sankey people." and without reading it, Ind thinking he would not thaw a "Bible leaf" into the mud, he' rolled it up aod pat it in his pocket. Byand by, aa the cangartulatory telegrams caste to him, he < inert them into the same pocket, and when Im laid them before the Major this bit of paper was with them. When tbc Major read it it struck him with such force thst instead uf tbrowieg it aside, he put it in the General'- haL And there it remained, unnoticed by the Geberal. and umwaiincnlcd upon by Major Swaim, Utraded it Appearatce. Unparalleled it Simplicity. Utnrpassrd it Catitrtctiot. Unprecedented it Ptpdarify, And Umdupded it tim Broad Claim | lover of'a little girl. '‘Yrewas |bt ply ; ‘ahe said if you had rockers on of your-shoes It would make a nine o for my biggest doll." Subscribe Tor the ait; to. rr.rj'f Duritrg the past winter, while ctw og revival m-etingv, the prreeber i> William H. English. TEN SOUND REASONS tniPTOW OF A TORPID LIVER. ‘ did out grt th--nomination no other (oIndiana politician »*■ t" have anything. WaU.-ts-.i. ata! ulhrr Tilden men brought out English aa an afgrarator. They pot SB®?- REAL ESTATE, A Noted Dirirt mappen's Law Office. Canada Southern Railway nin mm srnrn mcmm co mappen's Law Office. DAUCHY & CO. COL. Knappen's Law Office. Hmu< war Hale A Uoklry w MiH. •e rent. Apply at < >■ lite moat artUt io piece of pdilowl and pcTja.nal spile 1 ever heard of. If Hen durikn bad cotiMated to go with Tilden, there would have l«vt> a hutrah fur the old XTC^ro’ WAI^NEI^S iflomldpsm. nobody blyfailla." , Far Knappen's .Law Office. “Y«T» a nice fellow, yM are," said Jones to Smith, when the latter had an­ nounced bis withdrawal from the Demo eralie party, and Jus intention to vote tba Kcpubiitan ticket next fail. You change your political frith as you do your shirt." To whinh Smith rmpooded : "Im would nut have mo Wear a shirt sfkr 1 found it wait dirty, would you Dr. Johmusa bad s habit of eating very fart, and using hi- fingers i Ml red of ba fork. One day the cynic was diniog with ------------------ v_ . yoUBR ,^14.^ wil ou remind mo of Nab- •Me. mi CJrwn HtreM. award by MBaw Mala. Pries *1400. Apply al Knapoen’s Law Office. FarmA For Sale. BITTERS t* ka*s II dithrewl farms br Mia. listaiad within tram II o 10 alias of HaMlngs. all Knappen’s Law Office. Great Opportunity. Knappen’e Eid Office. Great, Offer malt UNFERMENTED MAJ BITTERS Detroit ANO TOLEDO � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/407/HastingsBanner_1880-07-21.pdf d80c469262915bf5b2c124311280b960 PDF Text Text 1 TyC^e* RATES Ori COOK & BOWERS. VOI NO. 12. HASTINGS, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY *21. 1880. ! , THIS PIPER NEW YORK. WHOLE NO. 1313. 't'iopo Nomkialtan. Milnwi. O . July It-pya CariWd, tan tbreerSrd u Brouter Hour, of Mawml thuerete, the fri.owfotf tetter at acceptance I; The Mtataippi riVbe •!<> it. groat trib I of tta nomioalion tepderod. fate by the I nteriro kt W aach vital importance to an ut.uy million* nf peopte tbit th* eafaty of ftepoblfoa. national poar^ffo. ; . Marron, 0, July 10.1880. '’ *te n*»qp'i"" reqniree riocptioeel conridI tvetloo. Tn order to arotoro to tta nation | tba control .ff ait he vrater* frerideot Jet . < «?“ hrgollaiod to putebroe a vmi icrri' tory er.ee liag from tta OUf of Moten 1 to ibe Parifc fl.-ran. Tb- wfobmi of «met-«» eh.rtild te.- invoked to device eomu , plan by whteh that great river ehall orroe I ■'.'.I. । f./'i'l’./k N«wnmp«e aa.ertaetas Mne* »■ ria araoea v?a,r*agoiMMitea u> call .1 AGRICULTURAL HALL and -xwnwr xAT Ihcn 0B otw of ORIGINA.I. KALAMAZOO SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS These harrows are fully protected by the Grover patents, au*l Are WARRANTED AGAINST BREAKAGP., If you OR WOOD MOWER, Reaper or Self-Binder, BUCIffY.E Call and get^one before it is too late. Tta train cupped, and tta writer went1 home, uti.Brd that k breketnaa** life 1* an । IcsctangOM. I sell a fa'l line of- THRESHERS and ENGINES ----- — ••• “-t rh currv tta ledu-trul product* of twenty. 'IrremiHiMM of people. The ioteruer* cf ’•erwuhar* white, u tta taeu <.f JI irar “■■teri.l pro-ferity, and io white re.co : iwrlflta of our po«*e!aifo<i>nie eoearedTa* Wtli er the laterrwi of maaafomnrwra and ' rommerc*. demand thu the toriliiiea for i ebeap iraneporiatton .tan ta inewed by i the am at aM oar great water cuaroet. tta whole food Tbe Bew*pep«r bradline. of tta iraeweccioa mere we ap ie th* Ur­ gent ty (<, aud tta high crime Sa) oo eve­ ry ttoa'e toegme Feer took pm intam of meu'e micd» a* to th* fate af th.- gv*«ratnr ui, for in a f»« I nara tta new* came on ib.t Seward a throat <nt eat, end ttrat at­ tempt. bad terra made eyren lhe live* at Among which may be found the Massillon, Man*field, Iltunftll. I*iU-, Qaa®, Wmliugbome. Dow, Birdsall k Wood, Tabor k .Morse, . ^gS Hall ail Mu Mf SaiiLi. CHESTER MESSER. ALGER & ALGER. •i ua* liuro brought the I'crin very boar ,10 dectrwntitm. Tbqy inane that tta Uhilcd dun* ic a N'ettoe, nub ample power of J r*!f crerorvatfoa, that ita coovtuoli.o and , the Lea made in purauauoe tltfvuf cm the anprvice law* t<r the land, itat tta Agricultural Hal! ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS ! The fiupat aud beat kept in the city and reaper th*n arty other Merchant will or can aell them. Mix Call and gel Prices before bjiiiny elsewhere among ua under I be gwiae cf immiprauon. dexvons Fifty tteomnd paopto crowded Rawogeraieg lhe gravity nf thia aubjeet tta around tta exchange baildieg, uraeemmg preaec: admintetra'loo, auppurted by oca »nl jetnaung tin ruxwta, and w^dgrel tn grout, ba. real to Cbiua a commiroion of tight u are crroJd etnnd togettar With diatugut>bed eilixeno for tta purpeno of a few to wImmb a operial fovor van watomL •evurvj each a modi&Mieo nf- tta exint- ed. I **01 over from Brooklyn at 9 A. «., Eight* y*ar» ago the ftrpublican* cwt lug treaty ro will prevent the evil* likely aad evua thee, with the Mawat di*oaby, about 1,000,000 vote*, in the Southern 1 found nay to the ruerpuon room for tta to aria* from itro jm*-n< Miuation It ie 1 State*, not counting Maryland or Dola-1 confidently believed ibel ttaro diphnaatac I| »prabera in the front of the exchsege building, and i-wkinc otn on to tta high w ire. Tabb* compiled by the Inter Qroan 1 tLal lhe potency evgoualiona will U •u.-cmufnl wilterat th* ■, xad mauure balcony, whore froo* wa* pro ■ bon ilul lbw ratio of ItKrvaee in Repub ... — draftnycri by die 1 lu»5 vote*, eeca in Democratic fiiateu. I ' tcctad by a heavy iron raiteng. WaAtt in _______ ___ ’ «by ottae peiaua. The j ' auteotoity end ritaroc, ■ainug for General mould .urll tLu-numtar tel r TiX),0*iO, and I yourself on a fit nr at! night with the ■ I teal il.uugtee ei.. .'ueigic* of our anew daahin- Into y..ur lice, your Landa I allowing the DeWaeretlc luervaae to ter 15 I akon.-l be dirvetod to iLiec graat iituwiiotu ut, a cold ir.n brale, aud thick if ttal’V per cent, wore than lite iUpubtloan, the ' cf natfowil ntU bring in which all have > I n<y ; or, up on top of cto.igbt rar. run ; latter pant would trill have k cluar me- I co a er-m Interrar Such rffrrt- wift •omwt ; I meg abort. the »ind cnttinf like a knife,; jeriw <4 115,000 ia the Swath. Yet ie *?S ;I ratourw to perfect |<ac* llume aba were ' dark *a |i<ch, and wxtchibg for feer yon . lately ia arm. egaiuto each other, for jba . may rn«h euddiuly under a Iridgr aud tv I lice and good wul will oullu: prouro ; but ; rnrpt off, and pvrtap Inft -to di* in the1 luw.w 1. ilat cart . lk.,.1 itat 1-k hie ■ 1 be completely taalv! as J the cpirit of | tuL* cf people. Not a hurrah fan heard, br .itartajd raneot foil) pen.dc the whale The .ppotudLjl of eitixna to the veri ! bat for the axat part dead alienee, er a country until every chiton, rite or poor. t <-ee ex-ctufoe and jsdteiaJ o*om of the | deep, uariaout ran'taring ran M* a riling ■Mu' or black, » ceeure in tee ft*r and goverumeot ■> perhapa lhe aaoat diS.-ell of ■are op the treat toward Broadway, and 1 ** ■ axnt ofererv civil end pufrie! i agate done toward the river cm the right r.gol guarauw-d by tta* .-.tatMutiou and * Ai length tta.babmn of the police were ' the laa«. Whrrv.ro tta enjoyment of [ . earn .wrorjog in the air. for on the left, these I'gh'* ia n>4 •—ur-rl diMrentewt mH pertisg the crowd tod preareog it beak to . uuko way for a rarvia-v that uwvU alowly ewd with dteeeltyt* throng: the aimtell *ome txVrr to be forgotten incident1 ourocrvad with their lift un the rail * To el plain, fol Bit tcU )«“ * »“*y of my u*. ■ experience I ratoaoa'uct one uighi, U waa fwrially, cold, right in the middle of winter, and' tooviug bard, I wro Lrak*m»u in Jta plelnu It mar uot he wire u. m.ke a mtddk of a freijhl iraiti. I: wm running Ur regulation* by law fur tta civil aer. along mo alow lime lint nisbt, and we bat wiihuni ro. mJilcXAv auiboriiy or DENTIST Nasliills, Miciiias 1 JCarriave, Siu ui Onaieital FOR LESS MONEY AT PAINTER ■ Al A. M. Meek’r' arrtageBtap Jeffertonffl , Hertinee, Mich WAKE UP! J. LEE REED’S IN HASTINGS. JAMES M. HEWES I «u> -elling F«r» W«sm« Y<" lh“lw“Z •”? euu.tr.. I warrant urrry SUek ol Timber .nJ erery Iron in -them ,^r CHARGE if it w wnt U> my Shop. 8AWS FILED, Chain, TaNei Bedsteads, and Sofas I am PAINTING MY WORK who will «dl at »>>' R,,0PWAGONS OR KUOOira. 1 "«* ,ower thl‘“ an* ^ 5 " j/l,. REED. __________ ’ «»* UANG1NO WINDOW CURTAINS 1.1 mi:. HAIR. STUCCO, CEMENT. BRICK. ‘ TILE, LAND PLASTER PUMPS. CCT.TTVAWW. POVBLTSWOVfa. FtfoWS: LEFT POWERS & BARLOW, HARDWARE ■..7^ JEt'F'ERSON NAIM. PERRY ROYCE REAPERS OBADELS. PLO H'S. Reaper and Mowers. Pays the highest Ctteh WX( fur all kinds of Fanners Ph> dttce. Fannera will do^well to con­ sult At th. n>.*t>vg of the Ninth Ward H—l puMkuw'Cteb Itetroit, laet eveoioK. Mr. J J. Gi»n, fortorrty. a piomiurai Irak ■b'utle tie* for brake*, aud >n a mighty Penaoetat.-^raC cn.wto prru.vuecc Proof-1 abort lime we bad the train .topped drat nf the Club, and uode vt ringing! With riio real of the men I wrat bark | •perch, a rotumny of »birir io gireo a. • to aro ■bat nw the autrer, thhting that I in the U<ui surf IVtbnue: ! I might get a ehaaoo at lite aterr, for I • Mr (r-riBn. ■« «»*• |*«. wm marly froua Going Lark atwol1 three hundred fort, we found that one . t1 ctarartrftate *p»cvli fir Cold It had been 1 the rail* bad got fooao and war out <>t 1 Mxaethtnn »f » rerwy loUnd ran Inahman place, but, ea ne had beta going el wit, ne I'rarideat of a IlqrtiUiran efob^ But it ■ bad ran over the t|*t aafcly. Our on-; *i. tacr»nr»< !-•« »o, and wwuM uraav to । ductor looked up, and ceeiag me. acid lur- . be Ute oeembia ef tvmurk Lclur* tta ckue u! tbe pt.~i.i _ campaign. [Laaxliter ] ' Jim, gtl back and nignal the faaren- 1 ' Tbe ItaMcrwtK. perry row— to think they The d-xtriuM annvanodd by the Chinager train. She will ta'aLmr in a rb-.u. , bad comm kind ul |*alul4rim os It»e vote go roav.atteo era wot tbe letnp.raiy dev limo non; aad like ihie," he eaij. hand ' .<» of a p«rty to enroot »vt<n and carry fog me a rad light lantern , Well go on. | an elrctitm ; they err the deliberate ooeYon ran come with the other train. vfo*loee recalling from a careful toady of With that all baud, gut on teurd. aad the spirit of our iouuutwrae, the create of toon there «M nothing bu' mywlf aud tbe' our nmt.-ry, and the bato tmpwhra of oer kntera left- A cnld’gmt brought me to people. Ia my jndemeet ibene prioriplee mratlf nith a quick turn, and thee I rv tofor the matter in it* direct bearing oo . .Lurid control lbw legielalteo aad ada-laieBiemUrad what I had to do. Holding tbe pvojdt. Of Ttar jt. ||d n«kb*d th. Hat I traltea of the feveromaat; ia cay event lhe lantern up, I nW the light flickering, *f rai.duUt.-i for the j*»il>.>0 ol pummrater,. they will guide my ouodaot uatU upcri end ahakieg It foasd it almmt empty rolitour, eta, mwi ftaht-d out the feet itat, Then I began to led the rroponeibility co far a* they tad b.l anything to do with | of my peri lion A lamp without oil fo it, lhe local qyvevoewal qf Detroit, thev bad I the train duo In teu infonto., with the proevd aa ubmitiaated ctlrae Oee of them ebanece of ite heieg thrown off the track, bad been mayor of the ejty, aad had he aud oo telling hi»W many p«op!e killed or breo in itat oftce aoolber year Mr. trriSo ■ounded I In a care of thia kind, ta. arid tbe rite Would have bent bankrupt. I every brakrtaan will do hit beat Io tar* Ha had been a Itataeral, ’but drought it human life, alihoogb bo tomrtimra faare wm im»u to vote Jot men wte .would boo-1 bia own in tta attempt, and ®n ba gets for e»tly a*l plJy.Mrfotft thedutlro of the. it U taring bi* name In tba paper and ta Ing a bravn frilon. The ertuiplc cd’ Mr. flriln ia no. a rol- j Quicker than I telTIt, I made op my liary .nralM_*ny ui-nnc, bjp lied* r»p«ii dltnree end dictearg* ite aecrrd n|.ligu^o®l. mind that tta train mu.l be algoalcd, Ump two tn ruun^^I luetaoova throughout lhe to the aoldier* of the Unfoo aad U. the widewa and orphan* of thorn whafell in it* rountrj. ’ A. A Deteclivo’e Story. defaeor. Tta recumptbm of apacfe pay­ quertita. If I r.0 ahead without a luht Them iv a Mop told of a lady and a ment white thv ’’-puMteen party co txiur the engineer might think 1 wnntnl to Cup KttiUemaa traveling together oo an Eng the train for robbery-for ante ll-fog* -Chapman of -Itetratt eml Regnlo M agvonaly end •■ormfully acc-mptwhed. have often been done, yon know—and riita Leva aeon tta citer ,o£ their ways, baa removed free* tta Arid of routn-wray tab railrood. They wore •trangera to rack ■odd not otJy dash right oo UetA than left the Nattoflale ud now. go .heart end many quaetron* that ring and certoualy other. Suddenly the gtlamen arid. "Madame, I will trouble you to look out diamrted lb* cendit of tee govprnm-ct ever, bat may be «ry ««> «r»W ■" “ ,h* hand with the Republican*. Oar of the window for a frw miaaini; I am loocowtire rutted by J. J. UriBn/f^ m«y war* a proml end the bwinac* of tta ooantry. I ten yon I flit Itte praying jnet then, uent lewder of tta ItU» DvmoeraU ol D* paper currency i* now *a MUotuI ta the K»inR to make mom ebangnc in «r.y vronrflag, and rrrampiiou ha* not buly made It but brakemen are not ce.'ecttkl for their re- unit, her fbrtokcA tiro " tfoteVrifirel Item Certainly, ait," obo replied, vriih groat evvrywhero reieal tn coin, tert ta* brought ueracy’’ and ie now Praaideul of th* Niuth »>« beak looked around .nd row* Kgbl •bi.bg In . Ward HeenLltroa dubmf Ikrtrwt. Mr. Imo mw.ear atom ol gnU and rilrmt Tta I politonM, riaiegand ■iodo* coma diwanee off. I laid d-wn ibrilo -«• |M»y WabltaS wjllfoSow bi* eweateusg medinm ia morn abundant than ever before, and We towd only to maintain my lantern oaiefulty on the track, mad- a tiro equality of al! our dollar* to Inenra to tee Uao for the house, and tooa my knock _A 2 1 . —-rarere ..I". Vrert. teibroroa.mcmbw of lhe itauocratec , . brought a rerat to tta door, who took rd ate 'Central Commhtee, of Mart-, and mora frightened than I ■*< at my cxeiird appenranoe. It wac wmtae to akk f r a . A. Ortoo. one of ita n—t prqarliwnt Iteuwiiraia of WbWvUfoli ’ ’ * ’ kbamfomed cpem^tl— th* «*®*J «« •**—* e,‘rt* Hanorek hud hte perlV ted jutmrd th* I U0,,Fi,r Goda eekegive me cw#eatraw." lervfrienwfp vwewtoto throng that, with liwflald a* tta.r tender,; ciperteent. law* a policy abould bu panroed *bi*b 8he eeratod to realac the poalt1-will march to vtewry next #|iawater . wiU being rormro* tu tec tieaaury, aud qriekly brought a boodle. Feril ... The (liviJaU LepdetJta* mftte * dilli- ■ill ewabte <ta later and capttol emjri-yvd pocket, I found throe tnotetan. a I.1lim,l WI.IATS, BqCv,<Ml in ear rro»t iadireU.. . to compel. I.irly fo bing tta etraw. I cuda m, wey »1 M- lire « «.,u» AHI our own marlUa. with tta Libor and enpitta track, „ , t>s the eufikct oJeuTrewcy, h« ia a Brio. Id offtrrign prodeeera. Laying «ta »lr»w between the rail.. I uB«uiaSnK*'. , . 1 Tffs A MIMICA* tAliOMViOa tta eubjccl ol ita tonff. ta la a . W.leguUt. for tta ireepte of iteTali. .AradMfitddter • .............. 1 1 Oa tn* aubyect of free lr*d%-he wear* a l, ed fftatw, trot for rti- wboto wevM, and it fo ..ar glory that tta American kterter ic brilftant uciform. j .... n . tntwn iwteliigrmt anti teti« paid, then bi. Oe tbe euljjcot «.l tta tartar. •“<*. Itnprovemritto ta makro a graad m-** I wrign eomprtiwr. Our reuntry raaatX.| ta iod*p«®d«>t uo!.m ito pnople with their | Cbuadast natural rm-arro* proera. tta req- . utat* .kill M any time to efotte erm and equip ttetotofv* for her, and tn limo of pew to prodri* »ff ita ■«—wy-ffta monte <rf later. !• m-lta •naaitaAiataattae ofjhe f rtedrr. at Ata.gMwroenst to W. A. WOOD MOWERS. movement of pnrbapa R.MO or iU.OW curaiog their tecoa in Uro dircetiro of tiia* building began la be gxecnted. It wna a critical moment. What aright co«e no UIM eould iril did that reoml get m Irene, bf that bSr». Police and mih-’arv would have availed liule or been too tele. A telegram bad J»l toea reed from Wrote tegtoo, • Snvrard ia dying.' Jwa than a man atepped fotnard with a email I,. ,t U t,™d aud terekoned w the croud. * Another telegram Ira* Waabiagton!' and item la the anfnl rtlBmro id tha eriate, taking advent «v W the beUtolion of the crowd, nbora ewpe tad l.hrei .ayward and a vteM dear and eirody, food aad diaimot, apeta MS; ‘Fab.: tew oUfcMl Ctetoi* and darknum err round .taut Him* Ita paviH-o k. tee dark wwror* aod teite teroda of ten teiM I JeatiM »»d judgment are tta ectthtabnrewt of Hie throw. I Marot and Irote uhcllg-before llteforo! VeitewetaMt �REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET. CHESTER A. ARTHUR, • ~c—- --------- w.. .. . Nxw Youc, July 1CA, 1680. “L®d us not into temptation" sbooH be tho prayer cf an honorable trio of New York buriaeas men who hare ootuc to grief through lbs malady of tbs itching palm. Tbe otreumataucos were somethiag like this: Brayton, Ivut A Co. had occaasion to make a loan of 170,000. ' They offered ' for security 687,000 fa railroed stocks ; returned from Sulphur Spring* aud will 1 end the inevitable small boy was dispatch engage ta activs campaign work. ad with an envelope oputaraing that Timrlow Wood baa wrillsn a letter on ' amount. How ths package changed hand* Garfield, in which his namtaation is eosn is not yet quite deer; but it was lost on ^i’sll Bl.And found, eventually, through Hendrick B. Wright, lhe Democratic- the agency of detectives, ia ths hands of greenbseker, says Hancock hasn't the' Mr. Kdward M Patcbell, a young burins* digbtest chance of carrying Pcnnaylvanu, man who, presumably, had never before Gee. Garfield is worth about 624,000,, laid bimsdf open to a erimina! chargehis property consisting of a house in But be was not lbs only perron implioaiWashington and bis farm of 150 sere* al ed. He hnd-two friends, Mr. Lawrence Tbe UuirriUe A Nrabvilte R R-Co.. hare sold 120,000,000, cf 6 per coot,. bomb, running fifty year*. Indteaspoli* wan shocked the other day, . platfor Salutatory ffMYICK-PRKhlt.Bxf. . Wrib this issue of the Baxxu we - ’ come before tbe public as ita editor* and proprietor*. A clear statement of our aims and purpose* Is due to our palrotM aat ia Buchanan'* Cabinet and jtmi before the rebellion reoretly ordered all II. 8. and desired by ouraelve*. ships oi war to bo sent to Southern ports' The ItepubiicM party is the party ,.f We may be mistaken of eouree, but if tbe human righta and hnmau liberty ; the far- facta are as above, it ia extremely doubtful ty whose record in the twenty yearn of its whether a loyal North will allow ths possi­ ascendancy surpwasc* in the glory of ita bility of another occurrence Uka thia. Some inlenrting testimony is bring elicitad by tbs Wallaeo DemocraUc Inves­ tigating Committee. Jobs I. Davenport, •hip of it .leaden, a* displayed in tbs manSupervisor of Elections, rtkl that 10,000 agemeot ot public affaire, plainly shows that It is Use only party that can aetely bo trust sued in 1976. Ono Golf had appeared a* nd with power. Its csidfaal tenet is that a nitnesa lor psraoua drawing Io bo naluall men, irtwfrtsire of race, relfaion or raliMd io 1,069 csana. Thia ia lbs way the Dsmoerata hope to entry New York, color, stand equal before the law. It and furnishes a reason fur their persistant bold* that baUols aad not bull*!, should opposition to the bin providing for Deputy rule tbe cobutry and dictate our policy. achievement*, every other political organ- lut'ran known to history. Tbe autreman- Il has wisely avoided curtly war* by peace­ ful aririlralfan; brought about specie re­ ner* one would get the impraaaiom that lhe Republican* and National* were to tfaued vppoailiou cf the Democratic ma­ cut no figure io the preneal campaign fur jority ia CMgrtas, and made our standing every one ia “going fur” Hancock. We amovg the u»Uou* uf lhe earth equal to the brat. The mtstiun of this party ia by talked even more Llmlcriogly about every, body's “going for** Greeley, end when lhe no meant ended. Nu« till the infernal votes were counted, it appeared that every­ doetrioo of State-lights ia absodunol by body had "gone for" Greeley very dead­ the Democracy ; not till every man, North ly. Hancock will be • gone for” io the or South, white .or Mack, is free to act and sumption in spite of the bitter and tea- rote with whatever political organizaliou be chooses, can any other party be given publican* that Garfield i* * rorruptfoaMt tbn away io this government. Hence, amlMtion of Garfield ta tbo Credit Mobiller matter, say* that bo charges ran slick ®«>lj manner, that will aid in the against him. Senator Thunaan tell* hi* triumph of Republican principles shall be Democratic brethren that they may a* well eease their mud-throwing , ami only tbe (Aber day Congressman Springer, Dem. III., in addressing a Dcusocratte mass meeting in hie Bute, told hi* hearer* that thc reading public. We shall have concn* whatever .the Baxxu tan do, in a fair Third District Congressional Conven- county, and will give due prominence to our local department point cf which an rirotric light will throw its cffulgsoee over all lbs surrounding tends and watera. Tbe meet objvntioBabl* thing about the work ta its name. The aimpie name "liberty" might do well enough, tart “Liberty HahgttMfog the COFFEE FRESH KOASTFO. Don’t forget that the bQ Wilt Tm is for ahead of «ny thing iu Barry County. DURKEE'S PURE SPICES. We have enough to clean the State, nt prices no one am affopl U go dirty. . Kiumgh for everybody. TSrery thing «Ue in (Mroporticin. tsry of the miming stocks, and they had passed them from hand, to band while tbo deteetives wore following up their varioM clots. Of course, when the secret wm finally discovered, and the bonds were found ta tbe hands of Mr. Palchdl, it was &?dSS£%ta SX mSSXi After you gel -veryt-dv’. you very evident that they were only. bring .tarn , while Mr. Garoock, the Demnbli- j O tIZO S'P0NK WARE cheap oa otherfl -wll inferior goods at. key* until a favorably opportunity appear­ can uomiere, wav arotenosd te bo hanged • ed for thrir return ta Brayton, Ire* A Co.; SMITH. HOCLE 4 PHESTON. Cummon Council wrt in regular seamen but the ovsrauspicio** Justice Duffy, best thrir Boom. Friday Eve., July 2nd, ioro whom the case was brought, ronld 1880. His Hou Mayne Wightman fa th* not undersea* J why »n interval of wok Hair* Vegetable Sirilltec Hair Heaswday* wu neccMary to make 'a restitution 1W! of Alderman being called the fol­ lowing were present vis Aid. Hardkr, In default of bail, tbareforc. I on>, aod has also attained popularity ia Preston, Stebbins, Shrtaer, Weimert, ' two cf tbe g II McGibbon, Wood aad Young. 7. McGibbon, were obliged to lie tn tbe Reading of minutes of previous meeting Toombs coder a charge of larceny, while the third party ouly 'accorded ia escaping that indignity through lire agency of Jeto tbe Board by the Recorder. persons! trial have demoMtnted that by Mayou's Orricx, ) ita use grey hair is restored to its. uatwrs! June Pith, 1880. ( color and dry, harsh , and wiry hair io T't'lkt Knunitr of ike CHj of /liutioye : made roft aad luslroai, a thing of beauty, Section 18 oi the charter uf mid city men got through with their difficulty, and sad a matter of joy. and pride to tb« wnurcadi u follows, lias uu order ur retainlioc paarod by arid oonrmou round! au it ia to be presumed that they will not lie vr.—Nirk-&*7rr <10*1 ZbwMrfvnt, Coatk a»nt to auto prison, they will sew tbe im | thorixiug any public improrortsot or ooocorning lhe asms or for the payment ot propriety aad danger cf holding lost prop money by tbe treasurer shall hare any erty jail to look at, you know, "and to forro or effect if on tbe day of ha passage speculate on bow it might be turned to ' CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE ! PRICES GRANT, We bcbctc that it is the proviuoi vf the newspaper to expose all shams, and bold by official KaUmN^a, the appropriation* ' tsp to the public gare all those who pre for 1876, tbe last year of Republican ton: lend to what they are not ; but we shall Ind, were 1258, 150,000, and the appro yearn o! service a* the editor of Tun Rt scrupulously avoid all ycraoaalitic* and priatidn* for 1880, with a Democratic rtruucAX Baxxex, the office having vulgarities, all imputation* upon the sets Congraaw'Wcr* •£97'l860,000. It will the* been rold to Messrs. Marshall L. Cook, or character vf honest men, coMtdering a under tbs wise economy cf a Bourbon eldest son of Uoa. Darid IL Cook, of this ■sun's reputation a* of altogether too much House nearly IIU.OOO,000. If to this ,aly, and George H. Rower*, of Maoehcs amount is added lhe apnrecfacteo io tbe ' consCTjueucc to be trilled with. ■ valneof money ws should find the Demoe ter, Washtenaw county, our ronoretiun Wo shall treat our enntemporariea, the with the paper, either an editor or burioom J-xrK >1 and /AvWntf, fairly and bonestk manager, will terminate with the publics‘ bf ; we opfosc not thcmsclrra Ont their Valedictory. or resolution. In aeeurdanec with the power invested ta me by tbe above pro­ vision ; I hereby file in year office my oh jactiona to the resolution passed by Use common council el thrir regular meeting held at the council room on tbs 18th fast, ordering an order to be drawn fa favor of the city Marahsl for a larger emunot of moocy than ha ia cotided to by lhe ordi political principles. tbe friends and patrons of The Baxnu. In severing our relation with ibo public io this county as editor of Tub MaXHIX, WHEAT, WOOL, BARLEY, BUTTER AND EGGS, one which fo? mi king a time ba* been to \AND ALL KINDS <IF ia many respreta, exnccdtogly pleasant. OWNJEHA.I-, FARM Turkey b troubling. “solid Routh" make* a aolid North. ’ heartfelt thanks for their act* of fraternal friendship and cordial co operation favour . Tbe National debt wa» reduced during reseatalivn of lire principle* and policy of; ! June 610,214,424,16. the party of freedom ; and wo a*k at your 17.17 persons died in Philadelphia last hand*. for our successor*, the »atuc liberal ’[year out of every 1,000. , patronage aad active aid ia their work, to Chicago ia jubilant over the 500,000 the end that Tag BaXX» may continue inhabitant* whieh the census gives her. to strike vigorous blows for liberty, equal)Half a ton of pure goM, worth (300,. ty aad finternlty—titat it* infiucnec may 000, is annually packed away in the be potent fur the right on all the great question* of the day end age—that in­ trammeled, by financial embarranuicul, iu proprietor- ussy be enabled to push on I their work with ths ability and real with which they enter upon it, and though we leer they are not fully oonsoious of the trial* nod tribulation! which attend the pcMication of a party paper, devoted en­ The ItepubUnaas hare a good fighting chanre in two Sonthern Staten, Florida Garfield aud Arthur ta a forcible letter. and North Carolina ; but oonoeding to the Democracy the ’• so)M South,*' that party started a gubernatorial boom. Foolishly will yet lack forty-anvsn elector*] votes, which they must gel iu lhe North. There Il is chimed that the common cuonril did act fix arid salary until about two months after lhe Marshal cduummsM lhe duties of bia ofioe, and therefore he ie entitled for that rinse to the asme pay that the old to say that it it not a large aracuol that ia invofrvd. The prinripta is the same, and it is my duty as well as that of the conncQ to see that the iotarert* of ths people are looked after and that their mosey l« not squandered illegally. Cuassqoesily 1 hereby file with you my objection, thereby suspeodiag the operation of said reaolutioo until it ahall agate be brought before the common council st their next regular meeting, and pasoed upon ‘in aeeordancc with lhe law a* set forth in lhe charter. R B. WlUHTXAX, Mayor. After tbe reading of the vote, lhe ques­ tion was put, Bhall tbe Ifaeulatfon bo pas­ sed ootwithstao^mg tbe Mayms veto? Tbe resolution we* not passed by yen* AM FAST Increasing my Trade tiu-l for Greenbax the cost of the Brooklyn bridge, with it* immense mountains of granite in the ap­ proaches, it* towers buried seventy 6ve fret below high waler mark, and rising two hundred and eighty feet above, sad ita intricate fransew.,rk nf steel wires ami chains in the suspended structure The bridge is nearly sUmMt tbe toauel; h ha* takfu twieo tljr lime fixed for the completion of the latter work in rotulruc lion ; it ba* dewsanded the labor of twiee Silver Dollars tirely to and dependent upon tbe patron­ via.. New York, Indiana, Connecticut end says Connecticut is sure to go Republican New Jersey ; the Republicans are certain of all the rest. Jha Democratic ririm to time, and where public sentiment is as tbo State rights Democrat, Eaton. Peusylvaau, Wisconsin and California is merely " taffy” fed to the desponding. It cralic National Committee, amf Jewell, will be soon that tbe Republicans will Baxnbt worthy of a liberal patronage, chairman of the Republican national com­ bare, beyond a doubt, cue hundred and sit'yntac electoral votes. If they carry mittee, are both from Connecticut.^ New York they will be victorious , should X F. Bn-ell, inspector of ciutowi at At lhe same lime wc ask you, JUpubli New Jersey sad Indiana, or CouMctirot Vilaaeo, Texas, h*. been compelled to leave cans of the county of Bany, to remember and Indiana, giro Republican majorities. that tbs extensive circulation of their age of a single county, where competition is as active as it is in this county al thi* journal will aid largely in giving you po lilies! triumphs in tho future, and that you * N*ys—AM. Preston, 8bfiner, Wood and Young. 4. lion, sun than w0 are assured that tbo The following aeeounts were reorivsd tunnel, built by private oaterprirt, is to cost. Can it be that Um cry sgain.t water­ ed stock is teaching corporatiotn the Aoeount of Bentley Bros. A Wilkin* lumber 53 Account of John Robtaam burying dead horse Account of Jm. Nims, work oo streets 5 Aoeount of Jas. Nim* police duly 1 gram to the Treasury Department Al lhe last election* bold in three of these State* the Itepubl.ciu ticket was successful by good msjorilua. An Indi­ ana eemspoodcui to tbs Cincinnati A'sywrer, the lending Democratic organ of the West, eonendcs bia state to the Re­ publicans, and, CoeAseticut i> as surely Our <wu>cu>porary, tlu: b-mocnit, a«y* Republtoan as Rhode Island. Tbe Inde­ pendent. of New York, who voted and I labored for “ Tddeo and Reform," have given tbolr allcgianco to Garfield and. Ar­ thur. The party was never more Halted iu that Stet*. Senator Ceukling pronsiass fifty thousand Rcpublioan majority, and Fifth Avsaae Hotel, fa New York, Senator Conkling has alwsys fulfilled bio promism. He proposes to make a person- I al cuBVav, aud ho ie tbe shlswt politirel ntatsagsr In the nation. Arthur io person­ ally popular, and second only to Conkling rotary of Che Netted Conraiilto*. dafiwrtl and thoroughly understood fried ptas uf 8tate -and uaU.ro*! policy which form the ground work of political orgsni aatio*. and that this knowledge and this be thrown into Congress. Gen. Gonxslra wiR undoubtedly bo oboseo, nod in that cmc cur-Prerideat Dim will anmam con­ Cratic stock ia Indo has always been brag, trol of the army and pn serve internal and it is beuutifo! to behold how nirely tbe tally ohrets, oo slsrtten night, barn knock­ ed the wind o« of them. All that ia needed >v pen latent effort from now till A GRAND BARGAIN! Will iwU yon Gr.Kerie.s at fitfnres. A DKtlUABLX LOCATION AT Gull Cgfmk. KalaimuM County-, BLACKSMITH SHOP, Senator Blaine will speak in tbe Pacific CM only hope for victory ta th* political Htatca this Full. Tho Heaator hu not for­ Notwotarts el thia day, where the people ful­ gotten how lu »»lr up tho auiauls. bnaka alro puts in a bid for Blaioe- Wo ly nndortand and appreciate the impor­ judge that tbe “plumed knight" has not tance of working and voting for tbe well PROr>UL% Oall and get Prices before Buying. W. H. SCHANTZ and a Brat eta* tat nf BUknrith To.de. Will s.41 st a barKria. >«nuw | am buund for lire far Wert. Wil) nil jartor all tbe Tool., or will rent the same For fall particulars, rail a*ss, or addn« is full by aye* and nays u loUowing via: Ayae—AM. Hardite, Preston, ghriucr, Stebbins, Weimert, Wood and Young. 7. Nays* 0. oo atreeta 114.00 wan also received aad oo motion of Aid, PrantM lhe seenunt wan allowed at 112.00 by ayes and nay* as folAyre-AM. Hardks, Preston, Shriner, HtahHas, Wood and Youg. d. Nays—AM. Weimert. 1. By AH. Yousg:RkaoLVES, that there be sad is hereby transferred from tbe Contingent to the first Ward IIichw.y fund the sum uf one hundred aad fifty dollar* aud that tbe oomfortaMe nooks where people' layoff for j the dog days. They travel to recuperate, 12m3 to restore their exhausted eotrgiea, it is “ said. It would bo curiowa to koew just bow largo a Woportion </ lhe people of thia world think they are overwockod. It * ’ ' " sy amount of C. P. MORSE. Bichlaod. Kahuna*,G,., Mieh Ij^x.ie-8 “' SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION, SICK HEADACHE, MWIVOVS, KLIOOS OR <Y)N«EHT1VB FORMS. ARL-ING FROM Obstruction, Congestion or Tor­ pidity oftheLhrwr. DRY GOODS! millinery is hereby apmsimad special poliee with fall power ta snake acres* cf offirnckn sparser any Gty Ortiaauw. The sort* w* adopted by aysa aad nays �ryr^*sL.vr*v/ry -iKAxrlr.n’. THE ELECTRIO CLOCK. I Gf.'iux Mr. Nathan Bartow hm tmm.pp.iatH HMM Aw Til Nksiuam Salt AsnootATioa. located at Ifott Hmpnsw, for tho ml* efBALT AS A FEHTfLlZER. sod a supply maoufarturad apwiaBy for tlmt purpose era bn found oooataody ia bln CITt fo»C4La._M, T1MK-CAMD ™in u> m, i. nuu«. rtun, h u u. tau, CUrt , Mrt. nd . ih. GvfcU Artk„ Clrt. OU Mr. Jrtwo,, rf OrtHrt«K 4W Th. in. ef Bwrat k Upjohn Mat buAiaea when they took bold of tbe m.» u&cturiag of the Kkeetrie Clock. Thia now lino keeper ha. been to often cx- IP YOU WAV! ANY THING IN THE Mr. M, eox ®““frotn Eogiaud ia this country •nd baa been for many y<*n . rseidaot of “ Poaches and apple. I Mygoodns-r ••ye Um small boy m he flattens bia aoee *<““* Um window pane, of some of our •uterprieing grooen, tod . fenging eye upon tbe first fruits of the aanaou. A Bepubliora oinb will be organic at 1'raeport next Saturday night. Tbe edl took lU aide uf law and irdcr and landed tore oflhe Bamnu will be present and Hank Allen ia lhe middle of the rtrset. addrem th* meeting. A good turn out Naahrille wm rayrrn.auled, and a aul is desired by the Ilepubl.eaa. of thu vi­ cinity. - Reooetly Mr. Upjofratook lhe regal* tar, or prunary, eotutructed by Mr. Swoct, and whieb varied only seven saeoods from true time ia forty days, togstbet with soma secondaries to Ano Arbor foe ths purpose of getting the dock introduced into tbo Uaivwvity. He exhibited bis timers.,anJ tbs Droforan were delighted with it and commended highly tbe simplicity and practicability of Ike dock. So great was tbeir liking for it that tho authorities gave such aaauranre, a* warrant the G.-m io counting th* Unirscrity as solid for fifty ur sixty of their doek.. Not only have Moen Sweet k Upjohn the foothold which they have gained io ooe of the first inetkuthwu of learning In lhe land ta ebcer them, but also the amur assail of patronage from the Sclaod Board of Ana Arbor, the officiate at the Court Houao of that city, of tbe principal of the Manhall High School, himrelf an dectri. emn, wbo earn* here rdamlly to investigate the merita of lbs dock, with refi-ranee to •waring them for th* Marshall ScboJ', aod who pronnuneed it a marvel uf sim­ plicity and utility. Tbe Ann Arbor men pronounced the primary as superior to the Aatroueuiical dock of lK« Observatory, sn-1 drain: that, when the I.'nivrnity is supplied with the new timers, the primary be j Uced in the Observatory Bo link is ths frietioo, there being only three wheels ia the pri­ mary aod two iu the secondary, that the rematanoe to be overcome is j-rsriically none, end hence this dock is superior to HARDWARE LINE A Un year old dangblsr of William Easworth, of Yankee Spriags, wm bittra Hoch a mum ia adiswrao* to any 00mOU ths middle finger by a maansauga lhe raunity, aad aueh ebanettn should be aoUtter part of Urt wrek. Dr. Turner, of vvrely dealt with. Tboae who imbibe OrangsviUe, ia treating ber, aad predima •■beoxioo" aod strike al city oSoera should be made to fool that such violations of th* Entered al the Post Office. Bentley Bron, k Wilkin*, R. J. Grant, Hastings, Mich., as Second - Burnell k P^wera and Smith, Bogle *’ class Mtitter: Preston all has. new de all. quartet ada. Probata Court. Son*’ block, which was a little dismtreu* to L. k H., bu: gar* the beuk layers a in thia imue. The public will find U to Buinces of the Barry County Probate Republican Caucus. rhance to get ia some three days more their inters* to boy of those wbo mk Court, for lb* week ending July 17. TU Republican, of the anreral wards their patronage. Clamrot Smith, Judge. On Thursday, while luf.yettc Eutman. of tho Oiy of Haatings will meet in cm July 12lh — Estate of Abram M. of Mapk Grove, was drivfog a big load of ewx Tuesday erotfiux tbe 27 th day of And now tho bum of lhe threshing suJuly ia«L, st acron and a half o’clock for chioe ia heard . noon new wheat io abuu- DsuStMny, aeorssed. Claim* brnnl and tbe puqxwe .if choosing delegates to attend daooa wiU be mukMed, aad trade will be alfosrad. Am’ltttt.TO. the Gmnty Cooreoifoo. to be heU in said EsUte of John HewUy, dreuaerd. City oo the 29th <by of July, a* follows liraly. Tbe past mouth Las beat eery Claim* heard iu pari dull for tradesmen, and all will wdooane July 13th— Krtato of Harsh DeDemar, tho return gf. busy time. et al., mioors. Order entered for hearing LMterr aiUrMsed le the foUevisg persons tiiud account of guardian. Aug. 2d nex: mr.igned for bearing July 14th—Estate of Fannie Hanoi., deceased. Receipt* from distributor* (lad aad order of discharge entered Estate of Henry W. Colvin, decerned. Reeelpta in full filed from distributor, and The BaMNxm baa knowingly. abut it* order of diacharge entered. Johnatown Republican Cuuctn. 21 A Republican Caucus will be bald at eye. to the fact that some one ia reaponsi the hoUM of Martin Miller on Monday, ble for auch disgraooAd seen*. a. occurred catered discharging guardian. V^m. McConnell, while cradling fo* J. July 2C, 1H80, at 4 o'efoek r. M. for lhe ou Jofforxoo Bl Monday night. Estate of Peter Zebrick, <t al, minora It .hall purpoeo of appointing six dckgaten to at­ oct always be thus if they are repeated, eestifird copy of guardiasahip from Can*- on thirty-five pn’marki A new lathi WooiMoti thia week, Mumbled and out hi. tend tbe Ceunty Cunveouan to be bald at leg badly. Will ia now laying by for rcbeen procured, and Sucre nevml more Hartmgs oa the 29th day of July, 1880, for stalwart, official warnings are good July 17—Estate of Wilber J. law, a a steam engine to ran thorn will be porvo.nt to call of County Cummittas', minor Order entered appointing James and for the traruactiuc of such other buriores •’ may com* before tbe <'asens B. Campball, guardian. Ifood Bled and Doted Johnstown, Joly 16th, 18M. letter iwusd. Warrant and inventory isBy Order of Rep. Town Committee. rood to Samuel Davis and J. C. Bray. 11. I’. CutUT, Chrirman. Rrtate ol Milo IL Colvin, a minor. Or­ |aot, for a moment, be doubted They Rutland Republican Cuucm. der entered dice-barging Rurnell L. CUvie, ’ her. altogether too much pluck and allo- | ralaequent ieiue. are no buna for a settle­ Tbe Republican* of Holland meet ia gethcr loo goal an article for that. Tbe, cauctii nt th* Town Howie, Monday, th* ment with the former proprietor of the quertiou » now • shall li actings srenr- the j Basham, they am aimply rtateaMat. rsUadvantages of a wdl-ordemf maaufocturI tire to the present management. mg establishment f The tin* i> not far Tbe VusiaoM of Bentley Brim. A Wil- We give below the list of jurors drawn they find their praassl quarters too eunI for August term ol Court, to be ia atteu 1 traded -beoce they are building an addi­ tion Iv their plaaing mill to aocommodata I ffaoce on Ttunday the l<Hh at V A. M. their new machinery aad their pairoos. . Amyria, Thoma. H. Hartram and Perry This firm give- study employment to about forty men and ought to prosper. opportunity to any that ths prea«.t Caritou. Leonard Budge mid uiajcmrnt can taks Bulbing for subecrip Brows. Irving Rfpulrican Cautus. The JlrpubiieaTM. of the township of Ir­ ving will meet in Caugw. at the Town House on Tuesday, th* 27th insL, st two o'clock p. »., to cfort dclrotk" ,h« County Convention to be held al Hastings, July 2!Mh. 1880, and to transact such oth­ er buainro- as may properly oom* before Baltimore Republican Catscm. in Altera Green's ball Tiuaday, July 2 at two o’clock p. w., for tbo purpose <d laetiog six deUgste. to the Ilepubl County Cooeration which maets at 1 tinge, July 27th. 1880. . By Order of tbe Committ. CALL CXN RUSSELL & BENTLEY BROS. & WILKINS ONE MILLION FEET BUILDING MATERIAL, criniprising everything needed in bnilding n HOUSE O3FL Bo WiM in Time. It ja a fort wvil known by almost all iaitiligeol familisa that Dr. Wirtar'a Balsam of Wild Cbttry ha* eared more case* of Cowramptfon. Asthma. Broocbiti*, st*.,' thia any other physician's prescription over compounded. It reliev.*. 31 if by magic. fronl the .ill to the ridge. ONE MILLION SHINGLES JUST RECEIVED. We have all grades and price* to suit buyers. PLANING, MATCHING and RE-SAWING ( want everybody to com* down to my shop aad are the Finret Uttle Engine ia Michtaa. Made for mm by D. June k Co, Frremont, Ohio; atul at the mule Um I will show you some nf the best Wagon* aod Hujpes ia Mkhigan M ad* by a lut o> mechao.es that know wbat they 1 ■ __.1.__ . ' Promptly done, and oatiisfiiction guaranteed. Wo have nut in one more Planer and •'an do ructom work WITHOUT DELAY, thereby enabling Fannera to return with their ftniihed work the tune day. of every iloncripiinn kept iu stock or made to Ordur. are made from ... , Arbor . but they have property iaterc*l* Edgar 1 . 1 . and eriuen.' iai**v«l* km- .nd if th,- KILN DRIED’ LUMRKR. STOCK t^REUOLAR SIZES ALWAYS ON HAND.nBt people they will look Haaliuga—Richard Freer. baa often been the loser by not aiding ju-4 ; Haatiogv (5ty, 1st Ward—tUUrl Dawrack incipient induuriea, and other ctti<- , hare gained by our neglect. Let not thi- ] B. A. Walker, of Martin. Allegan Co., ha. a very large raw that rata in his or chard, and due. nut propone to go hungry ao long a* there ar* apple oo limbs in b«r reach. Shu will reach up and grab a limb ia her mouth, aad shake it u long as an apple remains on it, then get down and Hups—William B. Ood. Maplu Grovs—CMHes Sligtr Prairieville —Warreu J. WillUmRutland—Jams. A. Blanchard. .ing on other bmb. until sb. ba. mtiafird’ TboratoipJe-Job. Cook. ' I ‘ I Woodland—Eugene Davenport and I George W. Cueto Thia k -hxi the lighting did to a rou 1 Hpriogv—WiBfom Uur and H. ’ll. toLnr on* .......... ' Week agu l“‘ Falurday night, as the M | was riltiag on th* floor : the alsrtria fluid vtiuck lhe bon-*, stripped off ■ consider* , j._ ... ble of the aiding, and, proceeding aeroe* Ihuh. Th* Licyrle frequents our sidewalk*. , ?• < OKA ol a lew week, alow concerning a J 1 । th* floor toward lhe lad. actually tore off VC* Th* croquet factory Mart, oe Monday. hu ^^,,5 th* fret and •Oflpee arrowhead found recently near Read Garfield’* letter ou oar firrt peg*. | »mkiog upward. Tbe boy wm UJly here aad now ia pomowion of Daniel Stri­ ker, and (bought it might be of interent io tboae ol ear reader, wbu care for .nch relic, to meclfon the fact that, in the iow.thip of OruageviUe, about fire year, ago, he had found one three and a half laetMw long by one and three-eightha wide. Tbe copper had erideotly been beaten out, htie of Um Germanic element of our James Nism ia srsctiug 1 for the edges are ae aharp aa a table knife population that their thrift and industry Centre St rest. delight* to show itself ia beautiful hoaKa about enough of th* West. If nothing Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bi happeoa I sbril try old Michigan again this foil. I know ri>e will produce wheal bualutaa aad flaanoial prosperity of a oomand rare without lb* ehiat. huge aud Dem mooity, and ibould be always welcomed. Imm night, to Dr. Blaso wm ritting on tbe railing ia front of (Urpeotor’s store, Mrt. Goodeaow, of Albion, ie viriling Jcffsreoo HL, hi. fest slipped, sod about three hundred pounds of M. D. wm pre P. W. Ni.ke.ra and family. cipitated a dirtane. of right fort into the Look Mil for Inwis Stars, dosing out btosatout. While making hi. draoeat, the Dr. pokmi hi. bead through ooe of the For the Demomulio campaign motto af window, of the store, darning the win­ Eeoleviaatrs II, 2. Give it tn 'em. dow badly, bet dot iajsring tbo Dr.'s head lUpubiira.s, remember lb. meeting at very mud. We learn that no bow. were tbe County. Ckrk'a ofoo. Saturday nigbL broken, but that lhe Dr. wa. brairo-l up Cook k Rngm lart week killed a " fel­ onaMiderably. ted eaM ” whieb dremed over tM pounds. Oa our editorial page will be found lb. Read lhe new ratdi oa our fire I peg* of valedictory of Goo. M. Dewey, th. retiring Adam Rock, J. G. Runyan A Sou and Dr. editor of tbe Bamwm. For wore than fourteen yaart he has controlled thia paper, Haating* want, a Garfald and Arthur and all along it has been known aa •'one of einb, and ene trill be organised on Bator- tbe atalwartcst of stalwart" B^mblioM journal*. Mr. Drwry’a Bepubbraeism is day erasing . Erary RepeUieM danirm tbe i.u<®ms of nnrertain sound through thane column*, hia party, aad organised effort k* what anil the DemocT-y hare bran made to feel some pretty bsrd rape at h» Undo Mr. Stafford, of the firm of Stafford k Home other plaoe will waieoum Mr. Dewey, Tocolinroo, lawywru of Pfofow.U, was ua with hi. unquestioned ability, m be think, our atrseta oa Monday. of going went ward another year, where bo Mrs. Bolton, firrag near unde John bn. long dmlred tn go, wad will probably in OuUefoo, dfod on Wednradsy again enter ths field of joumalnn last at a rary adeaMad agm Mr. JamiM hMnrnd on “What will you fir* iu pfoo. of the • Blhfo’' in the Oo Saturday night font, a aerions soci dent happened to Goa. Stewart, th* day operator of lhe Hastings depot, at QraUer Station, Eaton eoutjty Mr. StowacCstart­ ed from Hastings early is lhe eraaiag oo the wood train, aetting oo the cupola of tbe way car, Lis beck toward the engine. Through ths Mroiemucas of ratne ooe, the rater spout of lhe tank at Chester was left down, and as tbe train .sped along the rpoul Mraek"Mr. Stewart on the bock of tbe baud, knocking him to tbe ground and braising him fearfully. He wu Ukcu to Charlotte, where ho now ft. ■ Tbe doctor* foar that hi* internal iijnrim are such that Ue rroorery ia doubtful Mr. Slewart a many friends aro pained u foam of thi. terrible mishap- NICHOLS,SHEPARD & CO.BaWiaeXa. . ,^^k ORIGINAL ANO ONLY CAHU..^ thing happen in thi. eaw Ixd the eiii- i ten* of Hastuig* take tbaae things into conaiderstKO : this clock ia a suer, aa,.aid ia ao pronounced by tbe 1'eireraity «t Michigan . in the ao* rary dMuit future this firm wijl employ many men, and will bare a large factory—if not in llaatinga, thee in a city which U friendly racb en VIBRAT.OI au eatabltebmeot. '. Our School Board could mttrririly aid io- and ha* introduced Lit *g*um in Jacktbe eiiy In luibhsg thia firm aad ibrir »u .on, Cbarfotia anti many other rilim of the trrpriac here, if they would have «ur I .Slate, n.r ijorimeo. of Via worii which haodsoon school buildiag supplied with , three rtosks , tfau* arraring naihreo time 1 in each department, aad affording Mreur*.' Street k Upjohn an opportunity uf cxbd- , icing tbe practical wurkiag of their .lock j at home, instead of having to point thair easily foil to local* a f'-ra'O wh-we number would-be purchasers Io Ana Arbor oe otb- ia previ.itt.ly known. And if our town , 4.-mbl ervr develop to Ahn propurtioM of 1 er distent place* The school can be a large city, aa all ritirre.. hop*, a doekeJ—one regulator and nine recond* proper »y*um of nuribretog wiO b* a ncrim—al th* exntediagiy low price uf ooe rearily. We hope that our eittssns will « the hundred and fifty dollar.. Ou; basinww ncremity of adopting IbU plan aad five OMO, too, should buy three docks fur their Mr. Armatrong th.- cnrewragvmeol which the character of bi> borines. de*-rvcv. city ean have the oorrret time kept by Utolins* should rertainlf not be behind othrn sUm ia thi. respect. sewodaries with the primary le the facto­ ry. Let thia ba doo*; aud 1st Hasting* boom aa a manufocteriag town. ProlriovlIU Corretpoedenco. July 18. HUM). A few more dap of good wether and muffl’ $500 REWARD UNDERTAKING For tny C»e of Citirrft that Can't be Cured with HALL’S CATARRH CURE. blood, wrakuem of tM kidneys, impevfrrt- • digmtiM. and urinary trauUrn ie under- , mioo aad break duwn their general hrthh . aud earrv them to a premature grsT* dee. Much of ft is already fo tbe Maek. Harvest wage* from 12 to ffl.ffi. E« Julios of the Psare Bramble has Mapped down and out. Orin Loomis, an old maa, and a nwideol of Orangeville, U daageruuriy ill Tbe Odd Fellows morally inrtalfod John Cramp N. G., V. Replogl* V. (I., T B. Diamond Sec., aad M. J. Gam Tyras. foes, wo eoodnde he will be a boot of ran icelion among the ladim but • little long­ Les 1’ottsr, who, with hi. brother, own* er, He any. : a suit of lindaey wooley for lhe Htotiagi Chaos* factory, treated ths Bassm oSoe to ahem. Uat Friday, and if a bettor quality can be made we would like to see it. Tbe Fotlcr boys own three fMlorie., on. each at Hasting., WoodUnd and Middleville. The daily yWd nf these three is sightesn flfty pound oheoM Thia wash they ship oo* hundred and fifty to Detroit; lart week fifty were bought iu □read Rapids, where the Foliar boyv shetos takes the food by all adds. Whoa atartod.Uemnathe HaMing* factory uforterad but three snail week, while now he make* that many »very day. A eherae factory in Hastiagn ia a novelty, bet tbs POWERS Job Work at this Office. WS W1U. MAKE THIS I'ROTOSITHM Tbe A'ailmilr Nrm woe I advertise for me, brannro I undersell the wagon builder, uf ibsi pkse. 1.H yuur twighbmu that f*ns .Stra-y, theddfewoflha A’raWlr News, won t mlrorthM for J. K Reed of Hertings, beempr bo knows tbu I mil good work, and eh»*p*r than they de in Naahwdk. Fitters �mm toopk to ptar tbo republie ia the' control of thb party rt toe wratb ? Will the national crcd.l be safe iu a, BtaiOAUAM, Bk.1C, IMT. tarohsT-WW Uc..omtoW. trraaury to v^inltutaw*? or will nut rather :t, To Kb Kgstaey A. Jnhroou. Ftatael dooes be thrown opm to rotisfy the greed av abe Yoocited State): • >f ibraMnd* of eoutorea claimants, whove 1 found Non Oriaauo b a trrome of joy. loyalty ce£ be notify uetabTished to the setbfaettou of the southern party? WU1 the The |Bta>*al bUaia ehirotm k eoLt derperat. for politioa) power T WW the north be true to tbe n-Ale hiatoey it h» made, now tu ywm tbe government over (o the control cd tbe very men who fongtt, to deatroy it ? Will thb be juet to tbo, memory of tbooe slain ia in defame 1, Can tbe politiciuu ot lhe oaoy-goteg wrath appreciate tbe needs ol toe great, energet­. ic, procromive north f aad will they he. ■hapoecd to regard tli^in 7 The pdiey of cuociliaUon m urged Lt wDl^bf wyHtfi remember that not a tingle. ‘proroetilMra for < reason baa followed the, great rebellion Universal atunory has| practically L«n granted. Tbe policy ufr the government b» l-oen lenient in toe. cxtrenM. To aak the North to yield to the South any of the votaantUl multe of tbo . _jd rebar mtidb w- ----- ------*- 'gw*a iralimaaul m quack dortote m vik stulb oalied amdi 0*«.JM wj«a . really nmrttonoe. artitie malt of wlaeta r-iuadie. km-vro to «»• that all nhyto-iao* two sad tram fa daily, WC tiwwld tady n„v.d fa Iilre.ofiwa cheerfully acd heartily romn.-.ud Hue, Bhtens for to* good to*y hav* dwre ma red my frtad., firmly buitaing .Uy hare no equal (or c. t wlH w wabcuidban. 13-J3. B*r.------ Watofagty. IXtt 4S6JB Blrtfato. cumptadrt to* ILreaaryrf Btete cMoo ^w that tbe.mount of wheat tetejd m .Mrahtete taytre wssi’.l.UOO.OUO buab.ls, .nd th, n,.b,r uf aurvw, L,l»1, ooo Barry eonn^y rabod DIG,.'Ml bud. 19 O'**" u* ti *”*"* *° ‘*rTB’-'r without delay. Ea a aample uf bow maeh bitiaetab fodlttetol, I may msaatem that In om omul there wux U eora. In wbieb nigga wu piaietiff and 45 ia which nig­ ,-era waa defendants. Tbe trying uv all three mow etepied 3 hmua «nd 10 min­ Cured of Drinking. ■ ute,. Tbe verdies in toe 44 ease* bei.g •tA young 1rtad of mln* waa eared of ierariaWy fur toe defrodunta and in the J.S^^Wa‘- *“■* 45 other cases fur the plaintiffs. Uv too aa iaaatiable. tblrai for Liquor, wLUh tad Dabumotum, Wm.. July K, IKHi. ao prorrsted him that he was naald. to da I lime specified, 2 hour* aad 23 minutes Itoiae* Jtooabtea* flo was entirely cured by wu« onneumod by to* aiggers in puyia any butiues.. After all toe toowgU I am uapdblu <>f the tue of H<» Bitten. It allayed sff ibeeewte. It b a singular thing bow giving the ’ttbjecl, I have concluded it is that burning toils:, took away the appe­ wnrag the niggers alius it. my duty to vote for aod do all in my pow­ In adduhun to this boon, the ettueoo tite for liquor; mode hh aervm steady, er to promote toe dortion of the Iluo. uv Loom-tes bed, I sm happpy to Mate. aod he baa remained a w.bcr sod steady Jarno* A. Oarfield aa I'reaideul of ibe man for more than two years, and hu no bock their babm copurea. Giocral United State, and I ti»U do tu. desire to retaru to bb cups ; I know of. Mock, with a courses which I «■) number of attars that tav.. fawn cured of dlaving uaifuemly art..! with the Dem stum hunting uoiiss. J too highly oummcod. asboorod the people ocratie party io thv past, it i. proper I dnnkib- J>y fa"-From . troding R R. should giro toe ruaauoa wfa'ich hare im- an outrage upon the palriutiam which ee-; that re> tag « be bed power here the) OfficiaJ, Chicago, Illa. r* IX PeBe4 me to this eneree, wfairh in brief I cur cl thoec rmulta.' Il would Le an err should never agm b* ifeprival nr rm , In Texas, affairs are going on as well ea dewcc of weaknaw and a virtual admimion Parmananlly Cured of Pita. that the North, and not the South, wee ra cood be expected, Tbo Gineral* order fat Hon. G. IL Rier. 1st. R. R. Gommb^•xroog in that ^nmi atrwKk. which I koldin' clerehuns gives general rauafoc- atoeer rf Vermont, writes : .hua to uur freed*. The riccabaos are to oTOx-'- divpnxd to admit. Muto a. Vw;, Sept. 1G. bo held only at ooualy rests, which owia cal asaoeiatinas. Bad arotiva are gnacrai Youre tnily. 1 have been a grtst .nffmv from Pita, to tbe mas us tbo counties, will probably ly amijned foe the dianxe I cnetio) ex preveot a great many uv th* niggcaw from having lira! it in its blind phase for ynn. rem •Hpatioa from snob ccroeru, though , , , sitoodiu ' Then wter ajudge of eleeshun fully uuauciotu that I am governed <mly | r.vm tL rerei**" H«U4. " bqn« to areumr the Heroin;; form, I tn®d can't ait, tho civil authorities appoint “f Ajwr. kj The Miuixaippi Plan, •■KMoey.Wort." and used about ■ half another in Lis atod. instead of lbs militarv poaiurtiy wrong io me to diara-gard. — - • duaen packsgra. which I befrerr effected » eommandrr, which our friends toiak win Prinfa IX^Lem. Bills. Icitari ,|->f a private letter recently received by a give us a majority un the etaahun boards, permanent cure From my Own axperfonra ' vraideot ot that eity, in vi-oSoev of tbe' aad finally tbet with pretikedariy bind. aad that of rthen I aat sequaiatud with, them the cxefci«c uf tt\u ehuity which ( Ubmi sciviea, from a colored man in Mu t became satisfied that the Kidney-Wort Heads, Statements; EtivehttK: and General Hanooek te a* ia that pert uv hi* W long friead.bip and lhe eiufidrocc suuppl, liwmcrly bia servant in the army, powswed mi.rtlUo virtual, aod probably which I hope they hare in my integrity asking Ito a small loan to move him and | order wich prohibit* the military from be- d-uuld hint purchased >D faterret is ita all kiadu of Plain and, Omauu nin at tho poll*. It b eggsereuielv probwill inspire hia family North. Tbe following is an । *blu that toe Ktooepmua uv AmacAm d* Oa the day of the *■» aitistiou ol New extract fruan the letter: ! *eut will bo geairslly penwadod out 11 York city by flic British Iu 1783, ata “There arc going to be awlnl tiiato i diaoer given in ' honor -d the event by here toe cxrmie,- tall dcctivo The demo-1' vote a* all The eusunt u« Trxaa hov * I way uv penwadta tho aiggvra when they I Gov. <‘Sinton, at which Washington and j «inl nncutratitoasbunsUy interfered with, j other dmtiugui*l>ul revolutionist* were ' that aill. I toiek. ensboor the triumph nr j preecct. who knew full wall th* cwt ufllw | comet priooipel* ia that Stet* A uaiiM i natien's liberty, the follewieg loam was Tutu, a gentleman who b now ia Now i giveu. •• Ma^jrntiec ruppart what rwar.gr | Orleans a purchasitr^ ealndgca far 7-Inch ■ -------w *tw ■s'arjss “ys«t» stiSrCrKi! .r*.rrs„,'^n .a" • -* ■ — - THE BANNER K ‘na»jj •assamffn'ft for independence, ought to have infinitely greater weight with ua. Ta the light of a <MtWHf*hirtan w<> have H*n toe meat fonniiUn rdicTloa >w wirtd'a history, deliberately arganb-*! for iiv ..verthrow, only put down by a aacrifir*- of life and ttrowCiaMrbli kupptibtrt ,ti> ;opniew-l ______________________________ P**”my mim! to go North. They way they Al no time ought toe .tantm p.vple frku4, u( ir bul to revoke juatKe tu protort what rowraw- p kau< yuO „CTVf , y^tll. Us grand »>to the frequency wish itfir „n whIu, Whj J(KX td,. 2:3s. bappinuM. T. A. Il 1 daaoed for joy at your ■< ■ Dav_______ Tbe y4rty he) long eeedod a OMititU' Uoaal lawyer like youraclf at ite bead. A. ,0. Tnt fMAX. Uvuol 1‘cun.y Iraaia for the free trade platform, W. A. Wallacx. Am prepariag a congratulatory teicgram. 0. II. McCl.tLLAX. Gloryte Gideon 1 Doot ear a word until I get homo. J. 8. Ulack. Tbe metator. nf the Fbiladrtpbia Meggero- Haetxrt C3ub nUiga roe twelve votea apiece. Wm. McMutXaM. In my prroeru' cundiehin J prefer you to -Veal Dow. Damiel Rwa. Michigan Central Railroad VIAUS IAPID3 BIVISION. next winter, Uidi fur 'themaalves aa-l the' I oaluied populuhuo, tyv wmeiy deiermin-1 cd that the niggcra shell wnrk whether or ■ no, and ia akh a way at to makc-lbnri wuik poAtabk They are going to form I labor leagues, toe objret of which is to ex . trait from the nijgjer tbe labor that b layiu (Ltuunt lutoUm, at about |I2 [>er tauntb. They b\ nwotuoally pledged i.a. tbetuaclvm to pay no more than fil'd per ‘"T ***£** to’Tntrn.y. hut not enotigh to pay toe fare mouth fur able bodied nigger) durin tbe abolilfoo of slavery, io to*; rvpulill* That ----7 *5 , . fyot all hi* family north, and e*ka a loan of workin eeasan, dodualu board aod ao forth all impvrtaot. nrinriplc aplc cwtaUidicvl eM.Ul*lw*l by by it It 4r .Lick too Tribune «ja wa. that Bo stat Iurrgut to eew-Ic. that 1 J, |>r,UUa that there ie any the'-I'nited Stsfc* t« a unhra. supreme gsinrr-at n.tjaiuio of torotiug or hsneing, within It* jwriwlMbKi. ol the extent nf which it is the sole judge. ■ |> .tatioa M that the ihrcalcouig will be ( No grander resalt* ever ad»iu»! iIhl■' luSrkal ttitu^ttro too colored men io vote I brow of any con>;n«i'C They aVe w-rtby'] the dem.<ratie ticket or not vote at slii It the American people, and Juatuv impc-ra I L« tbo Miejwippi pku—the same that »c lively demands si our hands, that nut ooe■I cured a large apparent tiaejoriiy f < the' jot or tittle of tboc grand achievement* I Tilden vlectuvs in that Stale in 1H7U, 1 • lire is that if the wag.* uv toe nigger tosU he sutroikrwd or placed ia jevf^asdyr. ' HaoUdi lhe.tq.uWkan* really had a ins m mors than is ml up by toe family ex;«mcs toe uigjror ah.ll work it out ibe ‘Whatever the Democratic pony may I jovity uT3‘l,WW or JO.ihKv. Jt i» the ] resrera and ihst.tbe .unpliwi upon have been iu the past, it i> cmcntially and | plan relied u|in to hold toe >*-ath “solid" ' ocXt with they live shell be lurfoudffd by lhe absolutely toe party of toe south today. for the Jeroocraiio ticket this year. There ' tmpfeyet ufK»n akh unn. *• a committee <>l lhe Hto electoral votee rttptircd to elect , will be but little vhqutiag or hanging, ex uv enipioycn ia each dreatriek to.ll agree. a president tii'u foil, the Democratic party , ccpA wbaf* lb*' cAorcd republicans under- I ■-oual the UM.votes from thu solid vxtth, ■! Cake L> vote. There will be throat*, aod , To prevent m»caiiasg«mcnt uv lire soil by toe uedcvekpsQ intelrks, sod to ra tandnupof the Mate* which Kecdot. on ' only*where vbe ihrest* fait |o intimidate I •hour thrir screp tenor of there laws, it is wanted to secede and 'dart w<<, n-lid in( will they U. reenforud by scoangingj advance "for ite candthi.-. The bajanc-. ' •boiling ua Linking. Of aueb i* tbe olro a [in uv the lesguc that no laud be l.sred or told to anyone uv Afnkan Hood, 17 votes, they hope l-S;*7 Ma lha umto.. , cf.iba Dewrocratio party. L. i< Thirty-five lit them they rowOdrolly «<- but 4najfe tfrarasy in!HI1g*t,t uortoem su'd that rt much uv tho w.gos ex tbe outpret fitiai 11.C eity of New Yurt, fw live men vliculd be found In such politowl aC- nbyer considers proper be retained in bis State of New Yotk oot*ida too city h as strongly Republican as Wisconai- . ,Tbc ledge the biodin foreo uv emaoeipaahtm, remaining 12 votes they h*i|« to rccclru I but they tuuat regulate tabor ibetnaelvoa. Hancock Heart from the Boya from some of the d-^Llful nurtl.ciu »UXc>. It i» toot that by Irvin foilhfuliy to TbeluJIuwreg cougreiuUlkWy telegram, 1 to lion. Haecr-ek, nays tbe Springfield toe < regulaahur.a cheap wXluO kie Le i Mam. > LaMxt. have not been been pub- agin twodoewed in Triav. IflhU legWatur eleetad Ir er,we hope it will t- thia luhed : code will be taad* a law, aud thank the We fongire you. Wadb flUunvsI pledge |vu tbe rapport uf tbe boya ia Lord ewranaipaahnn wool menu nothin in I have dune la.', aad have tan true to their Tcxat eept a change uv name. Frrr John I'orrxs purpose, to get control of tie government ? blue. I wood vu^grvt that y uti, to wunet, lake 1 lay .the Republican party aa your fret. It mattcra out who tbe I'naidcwt M, if be Jons W. Fon*rxr. H eourullwl by the auttth IrfMiieUM rirarecatfen you with grati Tho record ol lb" bcoweralm party in greaa. l<ctaD ia full lhe gcotral'a talk Gkaxo Crrtztra, K. K K. CowgrtW fur tbe het four year, lim juetly tudc. here, aod Add to it ee oaly yuo kin. Tell We-salute yeCoegnaa the gwaeral b agoio to make the The Lincoln hirelings nruw hereafter bw the reel uv bu con Jack, and that be Tale bark seat* propuaea to dpbold the evruand civil aa£:>itob • HcoubffA Statu Tta Hamburg Hancock Club goes into thoyitta, aad wilt only ynoae hb military to Ibero eod. agin the nigger*. Sling ia the campaign with fifty rounds. here authin* to too rffeek that American Uberty (which, ia thb ouuntey, i« a pekeolyrr variety ui the artrkle) b Mill aa ioherilanc.' uv toe white people, and shall altos be. Tell om tbu when a aoljer her paired ami large uppcupriatioae to cover onluuited power In hia hand), refooeea to duBocwcio bare beau made necessary, yooae it fur the purpoe of aatulyin aeltito Year 'name w not TilJen. aod that* while mUliira* have been thrown aw^y for ambi.it.un, he praaenu a hefty aample uv kfegh. ’ Jous Eiuv. the improv innitol stare and l.i*bor» all Tin* Ao.rha* tfovvr objected hi milila* virtoo under diffikultim. It wood be will ovcrMoWatfoa. Kevuouc ndMmeulmin nu ia public affair* C. A. Dasa ated tn the rotation of Mr. Randall as hotSe waa ao organir-d that no lacweurea for revenue reform" would Le reportci from tbe otxwmitteu to which it wee acemaarily referred , while a great («rt of the time cf ecmgTew. baa bicri occupied in tbe aMHiM ef toowurea uurought and un oArd by the worth, rod ol interret only to tbe noulli, auch fwt iuataooc at arnnotly to Mr. Davit, the repeal of the ter oath, and the repeal of tbe dacuou ■ auperviaer law, wLkh were urged with a teal worthy a better cauae, their farood approval by the Praideat bung nUMiptcd Gy looking tham40 appaopeiataou Wlb. At leant owe of'tbewc tneavurea waa urged through coo ttxfltteltb iv-Msi-anta 0HAND Republican Paper Ol PAD DISCWVKfiY BY ACflDKXT. UV will during th- DISEASES OF THE KIOHETS UAll k.lJ. W< 1*10.1 U.. Sero* W. IL.U•».. ..(b t THE ONLY CURE. to.any adder-' in life Cotfutr far, TEN CENTS PER MONTH r .. h. ' I-'. ....'I.n..'i »l — ,,vwrrr”CHWirar RAIUfflAD ffiMsuStesss.'wsr' IS STRONGLY ENDORSED AUn-. THE BANNER: mu U1VLK, THE EOWELS, r.nd the KIDMEYS. HALT en merely nominal. Say that there may be officer. in tbe anal besides Haneock wbo immiutn Washington, tat you hav­ en't act eyes ante cm n jit. Aaaert that Hancuck b the bntt officer in num tn. ml, •cnee the etas'a v the late oaplaaaaataoa. wit het given uttrruai to tick rentimeneu tn bb orders. aad ■demand that Conrrir abcii rote him a cold medil. 1 srjent that thia be Joao to nu for reasons which are tarns. We desire Haaouek to ounlfana is. well-doia, bur UNFERMENTED MALT BITTERS REAL ESTAT ’ 6 f mite tad to he notnitsato.n for the I'ratidaaey, it ii wtil mraff to kill him off ia that dlreekabeo ao reran ea he b corn mittod. Hence write. Don't let Seward dilout it, or Randoll polifox it. Put in State Newi. toy naked idem, cfotoed in your teroe and Two vuicidcs at Grand Ilapida tat week. vignut lacguidge, and yuo will have dr,ct a good thing I repeated them to tbo lead­ Grand Rapid* pap ita firemen fi2,000 in odtan uv tbe "Irart Cea Club," and h WOOL. WOOL. balk inappen’s Law Office. ^ITTEBS WOOL CARDING! OuBhoripwtii* nkiuy Cartliug Mill. Noy/h eijn uf the Thom- Knappen’s Law Office. lire*. sear Hale k Bretl.j'. Un •rnM. Apply at •pple ftiver, iij JXaKtiiigp. Fir All Knappen's Law Office. self by asyia that ef it wna motived ea be •pored 11 wood be it. wua aaxy' naff to rcrJ Bicbard Brohu, an dd reridrot of Ann .wear that bi" Eggsfeocy wot drunk when be wrot it with woodcut but him with >*« AAor,dietf 'JulyT2. hie party el alt I-ansinc h*. purnbared 220.0011 p< undo Another who Ktrwwly a friend UV Jones R.HDS ANO DETROIT X; towna Ilnre » n_>4 KawwM I .. Wool Mftt lij" F.xprcw, tno:e u'ilTlie jini.1 ona wny. Knappen'a Law Office. K BALK. —Urox- and »*• lute. vny. 4»i JU*, oa Qrwn Alnwl. .were! I.y Mile. M., •no. fildOO Aprlyal PIONEER STORE 1, Farms For Sale. Kniopen*. Law Office. Great Opportunity. i Law Office, it Offer *ta it'CROW) 1*tta ti-H R«4... Priee r*’f* Oili” ' W. MAHBUt. , ;*src.wsfflv±. UKs.’atfssa? Knapoen’a Law Office, Knapi er> per.-H* eonlniMing 10 pound* <ir‘ have | a dight iuoreate. srarrmnf a TORPID LIVER. Pi.orkkcr lf.< rm.TR TEH SOUND REASONS I®' Yiiite, ftp ni CkiUn � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1880 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1880. PDFs were created from microfilm and may have readability issues. Specific issues may be incomplete or missing. Note issues are only available Jan - July. Note some newspaper files are very large and may take some time to download. http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/410/HastingsBanner_1883-12-14.pdf b2ac46eecf1ac3b80dc0c22a3381393d PDF Text Text % W' _ vo- kxvin. NO. 34. — HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 14. 1883. County News. The people of this vicinity wish to tender* Goods Sold According to the Times, The blacksmith who lately came here has got his shop in running order and it read) u> do all kind* of work in his line. He went to Grand Rapids and purchased an entire new set of tools, Mr. Jiri Stark* and wife, of Middleville, *ere the gnest of Fitsalian Blackman and bostms. fad has got an ftst tee can sell * binders « $rqr'n*u. and ____ way be talks it he is making that his prind- Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Overcoats worth 10.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men’s Suits worth $15.00 for $12.00. Shirts and Drawers from 26c to 50c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. phi study. The other morning a man was seen raam1 fag abovt the streets, the dimensions of him several tried to'lake bat were unable to do so, when’your scribe appeared on the scene and we to were unable to take 1 the exact dimension*! of him. but made inquiries into the case so we were enabled to learn the cause of a small man assuming such proportions, and we learned the man was none other than Mark Skillman ami be was pa to a bouncing girl. Better set up the cigars Mark. Mr. J. R. Bush 1* repairing his fence around the famous fot on which the depot is to be erected. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held it* last meeting December 5lh. at Mr*. J. R. Bush's. The Sabbath school in this place has con­ cluded to have a Christmas tree. Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to 75c. From the Herald. Cheesbrongif* handle factory, gives con­ A large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. stant employment to 20 men. Messrs. C. V-. Riegler, J. Fehely and H. Will, went te Grand Rapids Tuesday morn­ ing with teams. Mrs. Johnson has given such good utisfac- tion as teacher, another term school has Seen arranged. of singing The recent numerous runaways makes it more interesting for the wagon maker* than the doctors, fortunately. Miss Jennie Will returned home from her IN SPITE OF-ATMOSPHERIC OUR GOODS KEEP A MOVING And we have added this week an1 Immense Line of U»l« d»y , , fartMter. «w* tw* -in ? ■mbar l.t, IBM. Vt-ltor- U, Itotroit' P|0|jSe SO pOpul^T. ■MdtiaMy tavitod to through our »1MW, which will to- fouad aarond »• [ . . , . te giant cloth te&ll- A. MAY, ■null town. Will Downing is making large preparations The verdict was qatar generally appwnmA M. Blanchard has sold out his imm to the restaurant tnasinen to Mr*. Harau. for his shooting match. .> Woodland band congratulate themselves that they resisted the tempting offer from the proprietor of “Hearts of Stone" Drama­ ing formerly occupied by A. Kt Woioaac as a tic Compatf/. The offer found no taker* if harr.eM shop. Abner Reynold' died On Friday last ef eM it did sound well. L. FUnl has purchased the R. W. Shriaer age. Mr. Reynolds was owe of our oMeat '.mild residence inhabitants, being m his nintirth year at the time of his death; be was a pensfoairr of The Lansing iron works have removed the remains of the Vanderwalkei mill to the wnr of sfitx He has lived wtthfhnAmghter Mrs. Ogden of this place for some tmw. Lansing. •» Joel St John is putting in his saw mill at the village on the farm of S. Haight. He expects to make a permanent stand here and experts to put in u ’ planer in addition to He was buried on Sunday in Kalnraaxoo. Mr. William Martin, a very worthy gen­ lot on Broadway and will a the mill. A. J. Carpenter is removing his hc^isehold goods to Bay Qty where he has struck a job about to his liking. ' A man from Sunfield put in aa appearance on our streets lately. He wanted to see an tleman, has been aa invalid for the past two or three year*. The expenses attending sick­ Sense ef ness nearly exhausted hit means. our lads hearing that his wood pile seeded splitting, turned oat after school out and split and piled some five cords of wood for him. Where can you forniih better wvi* deuce of Ivys with .a heart, and that it is in it* right place? somewhere he got acquainted with ane of Abener Pattee and wife have been mar­ ried five years last Saturday, and the o«asion was celebrated by some twaalp tatotod Woodland's daughters (and Woodland has a variety of them.) The two agreed to marry guest* on that evening at thoir rv4denot. Wooden presents, refreshments, and aasnar- each other, and the day was set. The pros* hand at the pective bridegroom was men is were indulged in till at a late hoar . R. W. Mayo went to Marshall on Swtnrdny to visit bi* children, who are IMot officer very bad. When one wa» found he told him a sorrowful story. It seems that time agreed upon; bat the bride had repent­ ed and skipped out He wanted the officer to hunt her up and arrest her, and then ar­ with his brother Ferry. Fannie Blair is visiting here at Dr. H. A Barber's. Caddie Griffith’* and othe* friends. marry him. The officer who has a sympa­ thizing heart felt for him, but found be bad evening. Proceeds five dollar*. Sunday School concert nt the M. P. ehusch Christmas Eve. . • Two weddings in town last r m^q^nrry Ton^kins and Emma Sylvester, atfiMBsdny The croivcut saw with a man at either evening; C%nd Walker and Ada^Sttt nn end, has entered upoe its shinier career of wood cutting; but let no one think that fire­ wood will be cheap - in consequence, for tim­ with Dr. with D r DeVore's head Hgbt, one night last ‘ as “__ lie was driving ___ home. Luck­ week, ___ ilyiis steed jumped over the fence: instead of toward the mill. ber is getting scarce. Wheat la looking poorly. The seaa<>n has Geo. Risbridger has bought a lot in Lacey and has the frame up for a new house. On Friday last Gen. Potter. Arthur Myre* and a man in their employ were hauling tie* from the Newton mill to the railroad, and in attempting to cross the track their load Friday evening. ■ Mr*. Abbey has her house enclosed. . Elder Payton preachre at the Advent church Tuesday and Wednesday of this been unfavorable so far. Dr. Baker returned fro* the uonhera part A young child at Mr. Hardy died on Fri-, day the yoth, from the effects of swallowing of the Slate last Saturday. He reports snow A team driven by Albert Hahn and broth-* four or fire inches in depth. • a carpet tack. It suffered two or throe weeks er ran avty while they were going home were sorry to hear of your km by Mto with the tack in its throat from this place. The horses became fright­ Paul Blake, of Pocfank, the well known but glad to know that you will soon be nb9 ened at a hetrio lying beside the road near to' publish your paper again in its usual sire. the German church. The boys were left manufacturer of hickory rocking-Uljairs, had his shop burned with al! its contents. Hi* near the church and the wagon in front of house was saved with difficulty as it was We are having some splendid weather for the cemetery; while the horses were captur­ quite near. The building belonged to the fall and winter Work. ed by Mr Morey Teeple In front of his resi­ estate of Sidney H nil, deceased, late of Balti­ Some sneak tbeif stole two bag* of clover dence. .Nothing seriously injured but the more township. seed from George Lawrence last Thursday A bright light wus seen to the north of the night. A search warrant was nworn out, but Laoky. residence cf your correspondent Sunday (ke clover seed has not been found ns yet. M. \V.‘ Dunham has his picture gallery at morning the 2nd. and we expect to hear of C..C. Messenger has a fipe lot of hptUAv Lacey hi running order and ready for busi- more work of the-fire fiend from that direcgoods oahand in the line of silver whr*' Orrin Adams has nearly all the lumber on the ground for a new barn. Geo. Risbridger ha* the job of putting it up in the spring. Friday night. Now Jim, no more of your, which he is selling remarkably cheap. ’ -* It was talked nmwud town that Frank Norqpod had tun av^ to provide for themscl to say he i« back ____ ___ * got * net "’by the truck wheel* fastening out on a cruse to aolic'n aid for new against the rail*. Just at that moment they railroad. ' ‘ ‘' discovered that a freight train was coming A Unitarian minister will prrach *; from the east. Potter started up the track corners Thursday night of this we*^_ ‘ to give the alarm while the others detached P. T. Colgrbve and wife, etf the hones and coninroct*. :o unload. Of were the guests of A. G. Coctrighl and dry Jokes aa the girts. GW. Taylor, our drain commissioner, got the thirteen ties making the load they threw off all but throe, when the train came ; it bemg down grade they could not slop. The Thursday. , * '■’/ >?>. V Our northern hunters narivtri home himself in hot water jn laying out the big diMb on inc line of J ohnstown and Baltimore, trucks were demolished, the remaining ties thrown high and ths locomotive badly injured, and when, the boy* go: a lawyer to talk to but fortunately uotjera fed. The train was detained mor* than an hOtirj having owe of Gto. L»«fTi>ce killed fire, uul wwaW. two more; nd tee doe. not blew tekM » much •erne of the othw that didn't htfl safe and sound, having kilted twelve aw near a* many. Scsoe foil* wov the truck* broken. Dr. E. F. Brown ha* just removed a can­ cer from the left temple of Adrian Watkins. siderable to get a Apr, Jual fea Lewi* William and Lt^al I rived home from Dakota Mst t Mis* Ada Pratt, all of Assyria; Rev. P. Hol Mr. Watkins it a brother-in-law of C.R. speak writ of the new ca—try. let, of Nashvilte, officiating. Mr*. Daniel Clark has been very sick dnr- Crosby and lives in his family. Mr*. Win. Perry, who has been suffering from infiamuioii cf tire eyes caused by the Of 25 Monroe ■reett, who ten bean footoai Married, at the residence of the bride's father, on the 7»h inal„ Claude Walker and ’nC P°* wee^A goodly number of Lacey pnojde altended . the oyster supper at Baltimore. Tuesday>ra- REM8MBER—$6.00 worth of purchase entitles goods(arranged artistically in the show wia-. the people and L. E. Knappen fcw to* 4*d*oq*ed. dows ever seen in Woodland, or any other | fen**. The case agelna* Cron* no money to pay expenses When last seen he was sorrowfully going borne. ifah he was glad to awallow hit cud and crawl in hie hole. •T Um mvw bwalnvaa cwater Two rival stores in town have each a rival ‘ saleswoman. Result, the heat display of I Mr. Job Cheesbrough now has his saw *14 te sucoMsful operation, and will not be Sackett ha* taught in this vicinity for the last year and come* to u* with a good recoad. Ttere is a dytce at Frank Pratt's next Suits of an immense quantity are arriving daily, which we will sell at , 1-1—^' consigned to kijn ITTllcf* mir IllclKV UU1 >W*.!—.>.«- «’-i those astonishing low prices ’11111 the refractory pupil. Iriam one woman | dwor and left school Hi* uies to pick a <iparrei with another one. to 1 choose other than a public street? rest her relatives for persuading her not to The Stevens school commenced December jrd with Min Sackett as teacher. Min Which we will sell at the very lowest prices to all. the anction sale last Saturday. Would it not be well when i — ihy « farm at i tfon of blows up<* tbebant extended visit in Ohio, last Saturday, accom­ panied by Mr. S. Hunt, who expects so "re­ main here this winter. ob’iged to depend on snow for his supply of ha:»dle material, this winter. Mr. Conrad Buehler was at home to spend Thanksgiving day, and returned to Grand Rapids Tuesday. Conrad says he will finish his college course Tn about six weeks. Mr. Jahn Watts’ horse played peek-a boo Business ,ilh ruterjSBd John Spindler bought the Perry ning of the last week. Mr. and Mn. Al. Stephens, of Kansas, are doting of the tear duct, it rapidly improving under the treatment of the occufirt of your in this city for the part five Pars. Otia. on Monday test, started, far spending th* winter with home friends. home from your city and succeeded in letting ■> «*'»•■ **««•'• >-> —* Wednesday evening. hU kontt ra» ikrowlnj > wxrtriae* to gain favor with tba putetie from year ta ta.aWu«t «• '"H.' U—l hrt« tk, faw. gnat ..cch. �The Hasting Hanner. fyskHx returned last week for a filHJit visft • j». m. In Ulirr •• R' u?umrtjmEw im aiothiBZ is more icmarksMc or more Blog, L*l than the inherent oittiinacy withwhij pnwres* it opposed and the tenaurty with which we Involuntsuilr ding io prcvoaccivdi ideas. It was certain!) with such a Prcjudteed mind that, when recently in Detroit, we visited rhe headquarters' of jhr famous tv« ,n». * t- I* r ‘v&Mvmi al N Surgical ajn. --------Dnt. ,K. « lx.1 V. u. a^MHPt A AUOCIAl-mWaud ‘when wcMJ»<lurt A^PClATiDN atuTwhen wcaay* that we Wl left Willi feelinf*.* rediq-.l>rtlK»lm<»t i«««i «™l es.' vrith i>f the utmost tw >M . r.,r ,ta w^ leir.l we P-S item ft. ™ r ~±T'=’ _ S..« We. »i U.e «e but a vague । idea, of the injpressmn we recetv«d. Evyrythinj: is GfnI'ink received. Evyryibing them then: i* KXdnsubMu’roonJ were throng an The con»uhuig room- urrt |kr<*t<4 ad life, keying a lurt u ill nndj^tnn^- * ! m vJBmsttcnr < ourt’rtiJm countyofCulludm. Michigan,there- ' HSttawTm lh jjqiolnUng the umk-raignert m ; 'g^n-e ,.V1.( mar and 'S?i f <drcui: court “ >ok- cxevutnr of mrW last wlifam In the rnortgagr referred to. brfng aa follows, tr-tament. he no* Iwing dtdy qUaltAwl foart ria > All that carta La petoc or MnaTflElMd lying and now acting as •fiu'h.and no pnwrr<lHig" tu\ in_-the county <rf Barry and Mat* of |njr instHutcd at law to reroverthedebt iv- ana being .i _H • fbllows, u> wit: 55? The ,„“lllknB scnu-rd |.v rahlI umrlsrac- or miv ju.rt MicJiirsa. ilencriljcdtv-Tw-V.i.Co^r ^**rtUse w«l !h,s -«l<- in.r.1,. rrT^“ .l M r “ iLTXm, rt . *•■«Tb’SSlUfiSt twenty six iMi hi towunhln three (-it ,,1'lw nmMl«T Wr . • i<>w w «>f ,,f Hie tia><court .hmre- iu the r-ity nf Hastlng-Ju1 Jtarry-i army «rf activi clerks .and ImokBcpcra ftllerf mn-.' whidi whi thebu-inre*office. al| ,)>. tliemi4ne**office. IjJmrator-es.in f^Jiomtor.es.in 1Jh. hfetiert Mdrti r Um lands nml pretnlws dr- A»oant of taxwl, epata MAM. follow, viz: All tlrnt portion of the ’ numerou* druggisty and cfeettisE, whild the Mediail CootrU, in its regular session, was cdmisosed of men who insnired confidence composed m men uno fh>tn first acnaainiance and who evnlently uadentand CHRONIC DISEASES ANU UEFORXH-AeS. Au^nde o. .he bt ftutb having ttetn made In the conditions of a certain mortgage < wherein’ the power. therein court house tn the eln of Hastings in Barrv rontatnvd tn m-11 has become operative! execnla«. f —... V Ih 11 %f V._ county, ffienlgrm mid court house ’«r-lng the plficr of holding the rityiiil < tnirt tor Kiki comity of Harry-. I-hall sell nt pnhlit ami-tlou to the hlffitest liKhlrr, the LimUaml prenrisevMb-scrllHMf Hegi«l4,i’ of lhsrd« In and for Barry Counit Mich­ hi Mid mortgage. to Wit: All flint 1-enain (deep igan. <m the twenty-seventh dny of Nm-eiuber A. or parrel of land lying am! Iwlng In the i-onntv I), isso. hi Lllicr "iI” <>f niortxngi-snn tuigv “3?l” of Barty and •date of Michigan, known and dr mul gfv»n for the sum of the nmidred :uid fiftv ■cribed ns tlic west hall of theMHlth-ra-t quarter , dollars, to U- paid in fixe years from the <lat’r •tf section twenty-nine .fti hi tomishlp three nt. Iberrpf. with the pritllw of paying In three i|ortlinf ronir irwu <51 wesucreiiahrins tdsbtv ..'j»rs. w Itli Interest tayatole annually at the rate .irrc* nf land, or so mwh tliervnfliis shnli brncr- of eight |>er cunt per annum; and whereas it nil■■ssary to pay llir amount dur on;said mortgage, expres-ly uctit«I in said mortgage, that should with interest tbcrvniiat ten per cent, together any default be made In imyiiwnt of said interest vjith the cost* aad cxnetuw* artouiil hv l:i«. or any part thereof, mi any day wheron the tame . Ihitrd Drrrmhrr t2th‘. 1WO. ' ' i- made Myahlc-as above expressed, and should . the same remain unpaid anu in arrears for ike . siuiee of thirty days, theh and from tlicnrefortli. < I.API'.X HKlXOLDb.1 «. tnat Is to say, after the lapse of said thirty days. Atimncy* Uw A**igii«’c. . the ufonruuri.principal -urn of five hundred and ‘ IlattlHCdMc. Mh-li fifty dollars, with all arrearage nf interest there1 on. shall :u the option of said inortgagrc benune 1* ' Chanerr.v Order.. dm- anil jiayuble immedL-itelv then-utter, and d<IwMcjJ Michigan. Fifth Jndleinl ; fault liming Nyn made In the payment of said . , Interest on one of the days nlirn-m the same Is [Louisa M. HtiT|, lloriim* JI. Hull. Eluubellil made payaidc ;ts almxe expressed, mid theNmmv ALrteh. fneinnutlm-Tobia*. Cnlirtu V:inMlck!e>. -HU remaining uhpald and In armtn Mlliiokgh , iScbknt Fowell.-Viola I’nwrii and: AHw-rt .... j WiwmI- mon- tluln thirty day- have rlapNcd since the d, Ipnae . niaking of such default, and the -aid mortgagee , ntansee- -the thrci’last by their next friend. ’ 11 having elected to derbire tin- whole principal ; l*ntfell-4-complainant of five hundred and fiftv dollars, w ith al) ar kydBcy F. Hull, .lam Hull, Haitiel Hull. IHrli- sum rcuciijje of interest thereon, to be due and poxm ; ;iM Hull. Oriry Hull. I*rl*-c4ll:i Trowlirldgc and ide by'reasnu of sneli default, therefor.. there' is ujam said mort­ (4— Hull, un Infant whose rhr|rti:iii name I- I rlaitmsl to tidhio anil . gage ami the acronipnnylng non- at the date of iiakttowu. and George .1. Cox. <lefflix1anl*. Huit pending In tlie<Tn-uit CohrilfrrthrrmtMty thkmklre, iiio -me of six hundred ami tblrtv nin. dollars and iwcnti-two cents. aiid . <id Barry—In t.’linuccry —pl Hastings on thed-t no ptvtredlngH. oi sulf, at law nr ivitilly having • play nrNmcnibcr, A. I>. WRX .[ In thl* rnuae it appearing that defendants Iwwii iMtilnird tn recover the drht remaining .Jim* Hull and —Hull, tut Infant whose ehrls- tiiipaM ami m> wrnred by Mid mortgage, or tint ilan name U unknown, an- not residents o| this Iiart ttwreof. Now therefore, notice Is hereby Muttr, hnt reside III tile slttlc of Kans:is. Tbere- given] flint on U r-dnesduy the twelfth day of fnre. on njotfou of Smith A । olgisjic, the soliri- .March A. 1». P*l. at one o'clock In the aftemcawi !«•» f®rcomplainant*. it ,i-ordered that Defrnd- at that ilay. at the North front door or en ants Jane Hull and -—•• HqII.mSiom- Christian traneff trf the Court House in the City nt Hasting। name is u»known, cutur their appeartinrc In in sidd *xmnty of Harry nml Slate of Michigan, Old cause on or liefmv four months fmtn the ithat being ilje place of holding tlie CirchTt . iur sahi county of Barry .) there wHyhe ■ ■into of this order. And fluit within twenty days Court ' the comptatnants cause this order t<> be published ■ sold al public auction or vendue to the hlglie-i 1 in the H.vsTrNus Banner! Kild publn-atlon tn , bidder the pntnlsc* In said mortgage described, Imcoirtlnuisl nnre In caclvweek fnr slv*<*ks In 1or so ^iia-h thereof as may be necessary to aatl»- fy the a mount so claimed to tn- <hie and unpaid sikeoFWion. X ■/ iifion said mortgage, with Interest at eight per FKAXh A. HOOKEB. . , Clreiqt .Irnlge. ■ rent i«t annum, .ind the cost-and expenses a|lowmliiiy law. Said premises being ikscrilicrt in N-Ml ni A lOUJHQt E. said tportgapi r»s follows. 1<i wit: AH ffinsc snHHtnrw forT'mitplaiiuints. lAUest.i CHAt|l.fS M. .WK. pieresior parcel-of land lying and being situate in lln'Towu of Yankee Springs In the Cnuntv of ■ IteslMer. ILirri and State of Michigan, and rtcsrrilxnl u; follow>. to wh: The South Kart quarter (’.»( of of 0<> norHi-ttcst quarter (*0 iff sec­ tion t ilrty-fmir ./.I,’ and the North fiftv acrv« : of the wMitli Ifasl fmcikmal qiuirWiVi nf <wctinn niirttwr scvetitcrn <l“| Imth of raid dr-cripHAMBWbrn 1 iFi'Ur Tnnn then- (3. North of range fen jtm Best, and containing.jnhietv । i-,t. ... ■ iicixh of land ’ MHS. H. >(. SbHKIS. Mortgaure. Fa»«alelto.»tlRATIDS &. INDIANA ftu Mtirtghgcv. ' Jt R CO. buys- maple lliep.-jucinal limber. Railroad, alrtady Luilt. numcrau one of the hcahhk«t pern of the United StateK.punjt water, good market*, fine \ fruit rood rouli.sclioch.chwdtw, large agrieuiChancery Order. pepohtton, best hsilding matenal at low . < S7,' ■« TEN THOUSAND Farms in Michigan. «. ..^-.•a2^gw-aBWCWreT> ' d; . Cfrcultmmrt CouualaMouer in and for Barrv nortb-wcM quarter of |ht- rauUkiSMtf «iunrter of1 J*'!’”J'7.-.*■«£ ... wrtlon twelve, hi township two norlli. of i-nflp- i Chak. H. Bavub, Solinitor for <4>mpteln»nt. t<i> wed. lying south of the highway numiuxan •-------- —Xpartrrty and wimterlv course through said sec- • tmu, containing thirty arrra of land, or so much j TY I . IT T i II U zAll/.rl I dm-ou Raid mortgage with Interrtf ihmxtn al ; tcufMT cent, ingrtiivr with the qe»t« and «• I nenwa allowed by law. Dnttd Dereirtber lutli. A. 1). P*.* 1 CHtlLETTC. UE.ICH. sole Executor of the last will ami testa­ ment of Martha Ann Bearh. itiwwil. • I.AN’*RnxnLDR. Attoniiw* fnrHolc Kxwiiinr. iluttln C.twk. Mlchigiui. 1 . Detroit rive brought us to the Jxiver ,nuk Sanitariuni atfi .White Sulphur Spring*, of Wyandotte, also.owned by die Auiuckltior. This health rqsoit is. for lieanty of si illation and completeness of arrangement, unrivalled in tM'Wfix, while its waters are renowned ■ foir their healit inc properties. We c.tn cordiadv redommend VVM.Uw.. and —• • Sani..—. ml both ,w As-socution larium to otrr readers who may rely implicit udon the. medical and surgical skill of. .Male of MI(*)>iR»n. I'ountv of Harry.-—»x. Ata ewiou of the ITonatef'ourt for theC'uuuthbse members of their constdung* sialT who will be ati tM) Hastings House. Hastings. tvof Bnrrvholtlenat the ProbateOfllce inthecitj nf Hx-tfines In nuM rounty on TueMtey. the tlth. • „ ori Tuesday neat, Dec. iSth, where they may । day of Deeemlxsr in tlx* year one fhotruuid eight bec«»».W lns«r d».Ee. Th, ’i'lvxent'. cieiwn'i’ StnTtb. .hulK<- <‘l I’rolmtc. th? Association having caused uuuty swtnj the m«tter ofr Ibe eM^te or Albert M. Bhuo. In dlfcrs to claim to repre'ent it, all its author- dis’easciL .Iri "cry A* | TySrlBwES “It to see u it. All who are call .» All -t.r, .CM unable ..«.ku to — .1! .should .bn.,w .• tmP> that his final arrount this day fllwl , may be beuril and allowet| ant! h< (llschaireft write to Djra. K. & K., Detroit, Mich. . 1 from bls said'tnist. . « TlHTintpon it lx wittered, that Monday, the 7tb, . Mortgugr' Swlr. I day of January next at ten o’clock in the ferr­ ule I n I hr iravment of noon, be assigned for IlaItrariu? '»f -aid l ,rtlliefMiill having Ih-ch imide ia the Igagcl'earfii/ualt Un- tton. ami that the heir* at tan of «inl dcowmed. a otrteihi; indenture of mortu ----- *----- 1 uiadc crested in said V 04 rtovrmuer.,"1 .».!». made by 8v|Sv|- ! and ami all other |KT-*»r> permit- hit liitvrcstlM *nld estate. (Mate.. jntfh • r tsTi. ........... -*t.. rm.i.irtul ti. ini.rir ?-t s iu<w«ffinnl snlrl t'nilrt. Fttlksto.lnlin II. HnL-on.aml rwinti d atv re<iuln d t® apjmsir at a m-mIooof Mid Court, in the iifilcc7>f lice of the K<*glrtcrnf Ki'gisti r of Deisls Demis for Burry Barrv then fn lic holden at thr I’roMte Oller. In the * ■ first day -of Jancity of Hartings In Mid coonly and ahnw iSMiM*. rt>unty*. state of Michigan. «»u the nary. A. D-WTt, al one o’rlofk. n. in., in Liber If smy there la-, wliy the prater of fix’ Nild petltwo of Mortgage* on jogr liH. duly assigned by tinner should hot b«j granted Aud It h further ordered that said petitioner OntlfieOtafieyjldminivtr.it.>rof the estate nf said John ILUutibn dercaM-d. in writing, to Hugh H. eIvc notice to the |ierson« Interested In -aid es­ Snediker and the assignment thi-rtmrreeordrd in tate, of the |m'I4«1»-ih’> of said iwtltlon and the Ibejodh-Oof the Krgfcwer of Decta for raid -ounty lirtiring ilicrvof by r ausinc a copy of this order of Burry, on the thirty-flrat dny of/May. A. |>. tn he published hi the Hastings BaNNKU a news­ IMA in LJbcrtcHof Morigma*s.'on |utgc HP. at paper panted and dn-ulated In said t'oimty of a o'clock n. ul. upon wbicM Kild mortgage there harry inee in each week for there snccr«-ivr Isclalmtin to be durst th'* date of this nolU-r the weeks, nrcrkw In -aid das- of hearing. C1.E.MRST SMITH. siunnfone Him.Kind eight hundred and M-ivnty. i A tntj* ropy, | .liulffr nf HrtwWtc. f.Hirdollar*; mid improceedings having iwcn hi■diluted at law to recover the debt remaining m-. cured bvsald juocuagv m-jiuy part then ol, mid thejmwe-rof sale incrrln~ontnbit*ri having hc- <4 Interr-t at ten ’• "Tiuw w. xmux. 1 u^Tsit.r :< IHrlj Dor*. Re®d,Dehm . iaxsy AX rxTB>xmso visit ’ I J.-™ 3Sn3«rWWSlS®^HHiS'l»! w want 5 (HMcoidsof Boitsi IDid Not Interfere QT A 11 Cl I-T HT I? T2 CAT pl this winter, and will pay higher prices than ever. All holts must he 44 inches long, sound, straight, and free from knots. Split everything over L6 inch­ es: none wanted under eight y . I X Jk V-J X-JI -L -I A I -I 1 k kJ -f LX I -I I J 1 OF , Dry Goods. & Furnishing Goods. long. $•’> per cord: basswood bolts. 44 inches long, $8.50 per; cord. jTCall Spalding Muibvug to. E. Y. HOGLE. Buv the Light-Running “DOMESTIC” For a Holiday Present! The SIMPLEST machine made, having few parts, no compli- • cation, and requires little skill in management. The LIGHTEST-RUNNING machine, and on that ai’covnt is es|>eciall.v recommended by the medical faculty. Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work-twill do the finest as well as the heaviest, and is suited to thAuse Of all the appli­ ances that facilitate the ordinary, fanev/or difficult work. Always rekdy for use, ann the most durable machine mode. It has the most beautiful wm<1 work. It has the best set of attachments ever furnishetlArith a Sewing Machine. I nlxo Iitji the fair ffoiue. fioyal, fit. Jnhn, Wilxnn,* Ameriemi, Singer pattern and tot* of othn x. f hare m»ne neir nuirhineti at /rum $‘J0 to $3(1. Come in and get priern before you buy. I trill not be umlrrmld. Neeilbu, Oilx and Attachments for all marhiues. AU kind* of Wood Pm ' imps fur sale, and old Pumps repaired, at my offer, (hu- door treat nj nf P. K. Grant's, State street. > t^5S3U5£K1.**«',ul-«- "■ *«"•■" ? T-aad Cotnmiuloacr, Grand Rapids, Mich r Knit pcnlitiir in the Citcttll Court for the county jnflfarry. In Chancery, m Hastlncs. the ■miter, a. D. iwci. In thin cause " it atmeartne frtn im affidavit lin file that the defewtant, Morris। 1». wvu’iwiumv m B. MW*.., Decker, is a non-resident of ■ the Xtate. but la a resident of Cnba, Alleshanv county. Xevfr York. Ou motion of Hntflh X-.Cofarovt, nollcUogp tor complainant, it ia urtfcred that, aafai defendant enter hb« appears a or in tbb* cauac on or ticfwtc fonfmoBtha from the date of thlsonlcr. And that within twcutv daya the complainant cmum thia-order to be rmbllriwd in the Hahtikoh Banker; aaid puhlioaUonJO4 ; be continued ouc«* in,each week for aix week* - our ABOUT THIS TIME I ou should be thinking of what kind of YOU WANT TO BUY. T. PHILLIPS. 'jantnRoNtra, Travriiag Agent. BH0W&* IRON THE BEST TOMIC. Owres Completely I»yspcp-in. *,{arl*- IJver aad , Circuit Judre. Hmitii * CoumovK . HoHoitors for Coninlatmuit. Ute»i » A irw cony. i CtfAK li. Mack. Register. T , i Chancery Sale. I Ktiiti- of Miclncnu. The Circuit. Court for the coitaly of ;ilarry. In ohanvery. b.u. w. "We Offer tlie Talk about the hard times, there is no such thing. To be convinced all yon want is to go to Smith. Hams£ VaxArmam's. where it is not hard times, hot Cheap Prices. See their Immense Stock! ___ _ They have, besides the choicest China and Majolica, the . niMBt"i Be of nicest ine of Lamps. Lamps. Cups Cups and and Sancersew Saucers ever in Hastings, and “t “hoot one-half the pnee ever before offe: offend. By tlrti Fraa! Cards and Chrono., ™ 'r ““J ..................... ■ “’■* • ’•rr-.. !>. an>i Aim-ricm> Chr»- HI*.I' TOYS! TOYS! Who world not pull his pocket X' when he. sees ao many nice things to TOYS! ar land STOVES and RANGES The best article made, at prices lower than ever before offered. Call and See Them. )ur line. 4- 1 �I NTS S3.000 IN ngs Banner. u- togs and vld»:ty are contemjdaira" jwttiug ' --------- u DBfKMBKIC J4, IMX gSiNews. MBIMTSa LOCALS. uumanra . | \/ V J |_ *. | V1 \ \/\/ til p-,-,. W W — MASmrMTOMWW— I Qflu v0pp6P n3T6 » *ni t*4* ,lWe “r" are “ I and to reduce .our stock. Wb have , reduced prices in r alle 1de, x . . . ’ pertinents and «|1^ iigrep to present each purchaser of I4.W wedrusench.p« <«> ih. jin goods and owr with one of the following article*. EvenSunday, if iherc u-erc n.t« umma i one having a fair clrance to procure the finest ones. Also Healers in the Best Lines of s-oveiy. x^seix. lively, t< tiu,«xprv« ' add severil hands to their force. tetotortatoki^.varNrte^a’.chHntM n,rir prxwpsmry ■ miFikiux •b-p .uppi*... y. iwat. ira, dr, i per cord. Delivered i prohibiting dram shops Ceram. * Fisclier Piano! sntx'Rflne uxortmtnt | But of course e saloon keepers wouldn* 1 Van ran n.a fa, i lfce 1>WK fct Ihe oedll, ’ Frid*’ "*«*• “''■»* IN THE MARKET. Don’t Fail to see our Stoves Before Buying. (ROSEWOOD CASE. VALUED AT $600.| i such infraction. ----------- L------------- »»>w>.dkud"M.L.r«l*4>ol •!« Cook and Heating Stoves from keeping open i i doors on the Sabbath, we might-nuspect that. gol •*eojli tea” in the saloons. ! ‘bort notice. MaMufortwrlng Co. .... _. As a Special Inducment for Holiday Trade The order, no— on in fob-rod muufteture. ■Xrai, 117 Q \7 JHXpJqm^Tf' the teLmhrf”* the eompny to udd ..ch mMhiwry » will; B "tun. out»,««, brick, per d.y, , of Barry $1<M» 1 Fine Gold Hunting case Watch The Largest Assortment of Oil Cloth in the SO 1 Elegant Swell box Cutter ... .............. Lodge, Nashville, and report having enjoyed 75 1 Silver Plated Tea set City. Don’t biiy until you see it an immense time. They were not only 1 Domestic Sewing machine..................... . 65 pleased with the workings of the Lodge, but 45 1 Good Kitchen Stove arid Furnishings also with the excellent repast served liy Ed­ i Table and Pocket Cutlery, Revolvers, Shot, PowMMaerahlp of Wilkin a « Hall, Mr. Hall itor Strong, who royally entertained them 45 1 Handsome Bedroom set. Seven piect*......... ’MU ivntliuc the buainea. undavth* name after the session. Such fraternal visits de 25 ' . der, Caps, etc. 1 Fine Dress suit.I velop a spirit in men worth cultivating. , 1 Satin Lined Overcoat............................................. . . IS Pri Barker continues -to meet with re* ‘ . 85 1 Handsome Dressing Uowu Huffman Bans. markaMe success in his treatment ofchrpnic | 20 1 Fine Smoking Jacket diseases. We have before explained that t 1 Tilting .Silver plated Pitcher and Cup he user only eledridty, and his success, cs* j 150 24 Cases Silver plated wttfe pedally with nervous disorder*, justifies the . 150 100 Silver plated Napkin Kings Doctors claim that no method of treatment ! 12 Silver plated Blitter dishesi can compare with the electropathic. He , . 75 D. Rice** Dowlinir, Friday Dre. Wl. ? expects to havelliU rooms fitted up for busi- I 12 Nickle plated Watches HLMtr B. BABCOCK. | ncu rext week 150 20 Fine Silver platod Castors t so 6 Fine Trunks ......................................... Two of the tramps mentioned elsewhere 1 Ladies’ Gold Hunting case Watch........................ . 20 were taken to jail Monday night. One of ' NOTICE. . 40 3 Large Silver plated Cake Stands.......................... ent quarter* are arcurcd them set fire to his bed determined to gel 1 tfllcw with Nmlth £ Col70 out some way. Sheriff Crtssy appeared be-1 26 Knit Jersey Jackets 1 fore the latter, and proceeded, to mop the I Having Contracted to Travel for The Broadhead 12 Sets Combs and Brushes in Handsome Case.... . 12 floor with his worthless carcass. The four’ . 50 Manufacturing Co. I start the First of January; 50 Pair Silk Suspenders-......................................... were taken before Justice Greenfield, and | 12.50 2 Pair of Pants to Order (Made to Fit)................. and now sentenced to 30 days in the Detroit work ’ And 3.000 other presents consisting of Neck Ties. Suspen-< house. The two confined in the city, den j Iders.. Knives. Underwear. Hats. Caps, etc., making in All S3-1 got out and took leg bail. 1000. The pupils of First and Fourth grades of Latest reports show about ^x.ooo raised 1. ■No Lottery, of oue chance in a thousand but every pur­ I.Union building, in this dty, will give an enfor the railroad. tertsinment at Union Hall, Saturday even- chaser of $4.00 and over gets a present right after he pays his Remember the Masonic lull at Union I ing of'this week. The proceeds to be used bill come and see how fait we work this scheme. We will hall, Tuesday evening. January 1st. . for tent of organ, buying counting table and make affidavit that all the |ibbve articles will bo given to pur­ Don’t forget the •’Hoosier School Master'* I other schoolroom appurtenances. Admission chasers as indicated. , at Union hall nekt\Tiwrsday evening. Lodge, K. of P„ visited their brethren of Ivy WILKINS. Ho For Missouri! Great Clearing Sales! I J 15 cents, children 10 cents. Special Bargains in <Overcoats At the Old Reliable Best dance of the season: the Masonic | of all is earnestly requested. The children dance at Union hall, New Year's night. will endeavoi 10 make their entertainment 1 Street lamps, and water works are much pleasant to all who may be present. ureded in'our city, for the convenience of The fall term of our city schools doses I the public and the safety of property. next week Friday. It has Star Clothing House W. Lowry, of prosperous term in the history of our schools. | this dty, performed a successful operation The attendance and interest are largely iu I I excess of any former period. At this writ­ for cataract of the eye upon Mt. Rowley. The revival .meetings at the M. E. church ing, the attendance in all the departments will aggregate 700. Upwards of thirty have expressed a desire to lead the Christian life. We hes.r that in at»d about Irving ; school,150. Attendance in It will contest closely for third How true the report may be we are unable 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. high • Hastings has every reason Notice—Fins Fur Caps worrli $3.50 only $2.00. to be proud of her school. Last year the high school was the fourth largest in the stale. there , Jewelry, Silverware, Watches,' Clocks, Spectacles, and Musiqal Goods are place this* Michael Kelley died Dec. £tk. at 4 p. m.. funeral services conducted Friday; the Rev. ; Buyse of Jackson officiating. He. was a na­ ceives the most flattering reports from local agents as to the progress oMhe Barry & tive of Ireland, bom in Clare Co.,, in the yeai I 1826. He came to Monroe Co., New York Nearly $25,000 have been expended in f in Ihe spring of 1846, and remained there t this city the past year for aew buildings; !: seven years. January 12th, 1858. he was nearly as much more for repairs on other;1 married to Miss Han ora Shea, moved the building!.. following April to Michigan. In 1857 be Eaton. lime aFHastings. Washington how the Michigan Central bleeps the people of thia vicinity: Two job presses were reJ cently shipped to us from Hartford,Conn.,, hredihg from this city will be more cooven* ientiy arranged. Lei It be reemded ibal Ibe nud ecn|-r .u j weight 3,130 pounds. Freight from Hart| ford to Charlotte, 900 miles, >5.14;freight i | Iran Charlotte to Heelintt, as mile*. «4.57 \ tooKhnd rn.de s grr»l commotion with the tort in December ofthin peer. Oue y«r tgo Thefr the duh .erred up to Hettinp ship- , per. erer, d«j. The people of Holing. ; i Bought a Larne Stock । .which 1 Sell Lower than any competitor can offer. All Goods New Styles! ana Warranted as to Quality, t ha ertll wke ere completed, Mr. Header- I lh»< Hutiogi' recond nulroa.l <haU not.be JbottMwintare'™Tof the fiiiu places in the I U« throughanyUckof effort on their part. . 1 JOHN BE8SMER. state., | - r- • • ‘ By 6oapat«on, we fmd that buyers pty as much for wheat as should cr.il and consult him. In accordance with their established cus­ tom, the Masonic brethren of this dty will . Mkrdud Nim,) and Conafnble Maynard gathered in font Inlcrtatieg individual, Monday evening, who waned to have no vtdbte meant <of' rapport, .. ' WMWMM| and were lounging ; SPACE BELONGS TO !annf(wtureTJ and Dealent in EXAMINE AND Sil FOR' it raid hew taken tow such mraper. a i •"<< eidnity pay every year enough more * , f .. .• .than L—— .they 1..1.A..1A ml—m —all 11 th — should *MM..aM* require I* Io, to —raise the week to move a yard of dirt. bonus for the new road. A rival road alone Ike I lendershot t is improving ihe proper­ can relieve our city from this extortion. ty be iyiely purchased j»f Dr. Upjohn, on The ladies of Hastings are determined West Green »treet. W hen ihe improvements . 1 Their «iance netted $350; and now they | have another scheme. H is nothing less j Hustings those in t1 than a benefit entertainment. "The Hoos­ ier Schoolmaster*’ jhas been dramatized, by i any of our neighbpring dtiesjand this des­ Dr. Timmerman, and will be presented 1 pite the freight xHacriuslnalions against them., AU of wWch shows ihe benefit of lively com-1 under the auspices of the ladies of Hastings at Union hall, next Tuesday night. Gener­ petition. •’ f al admission as cents! Tickets for sale nt Wo are pleated to sec dial Dr. Polhonus Hotchkiss Bros., where reserved seats can |*s coeclnded to locate hi Hastings, having be secured by those purchasing tickets pre­ formed ^partnership with Dr. E. F. Brown. vious to. the entertainment. The funds Dr. Polhemus will give his attention 10 all raised toe to aid in securing the required bo- winter goods cut way down; stock off. Come and see will buy. MORSE E. NEVINS. EVANS 4 BROOKS, I SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. • For the benefit of those who want to know 1 - Now that Mr. I-aoey is in THIS Recriced Daily at my Store, which Standard time on the Michigan Central ^ed on the fam, in Irving, where he liv- | _ r. It ...is --------------slower unw. a8 minutes si than Detroit, j ej at the time of his death. He w.asthefath- ‘ and about 90 miUutet slower than meridian i er of eight children all of whom are livtng. where he can personally'attend to the busine$A we can e>pett that* the stage routes Sold all over the country at 35 cents. Everything in I must run my what a little cash 4w . to state. Secretary Kogers informs us that he re­ \' been ihe most; I On Tuesday last Dr. G. are quite smccesaful. Broad head. Dress Goods at the same old low price, 28e The presence' Tin.u- Copper. and Sheet Iron Ware Jeweler. COMPLETE. E. A. MATTISON -OIHI STOCK OF- STOVES and RANGES For Fall Trade! ,... jewe| j,toxe, £n(j|ess yarjety have their annual reunion and social hop, at ■ Union hall, New Year’s night. The well around the streets of our little dty. Juat, deserve.! popularity ot these balls is enough | inch fcUova aa thoee who put In the night ia i to secure a large attendance. the cooler hawbeencotamittiag the most dee- I , Al Temperance Hall Wednesday evening, Utah Crimea in other localinea. The, deaerv. Dec. MWt.J»-H» DenoU’ cUm iD C,r“‘ beings, devoid aa tlmy are of all relf- I a musical entertainment braWeryj respect, defiant of all restraint, have no I di^hytaL AtaMw: Fat Mb. io cwt.; rights which decent people ought to respect. pnilaaw IS «»'• An aTC cordially in- It is just to them and to any community to treat them as severely as the law will permit. • vited. ; Hour city officials can find any more such <* ‘Wu crooks, we hope they may be equally prompt Potter'* Sketches rn will It pleased with —AND— Musical Merchandise. I 1 Beckwith’s Round Oak Parlor Stove! SORTH SI UK RTATR ST.. HABTINH. MICH. •‘The He*! Mode," ut the rtrdict qf. thfnanndn. EXCLUSIVE AGEN the hriff mil IWhm mA 1fMtwjy »Ui ‘■™ Muff uwnts! mm tunargn, U mjui I pay you to examine our stock. ■ i Vti �The Slaughter Sale Continues __ k.. ZR,. JX/IcO]X^tZE3±ii.bC- . 'J mean just what I say when 1 tell y•ou that you can SAX E MON FA by purchasing your Clocks and Jewelry at my establishment Get My Prices and be Convinced 45154 M. B. K WRIGHT AND HIS NEW ENTERPMISE- show business was always satisfacto­ ry. I t hink 1 now have the beat ex­ hibition, however, that 1 ever owned. It is new. neat, original, ingenious amusing. and hiatnwtive. and cannot fail to give eminent pleasure to any audience." -Will you not give us a eltuncr to see the' Optogrnphioon hdre. at home, Ikidore you take to the , road.” said the reporter, “we should all la* very glad to patronize yon and pay you our best compliments.” * “It is my intention to do so. I ex­ pect to visit tiie principal villages and cities of Michigan during the winter, in the spring to go west and south.” At this point in our conversation wo were interrupted by a word in re­ gard to frac tickets, which came from spine ungracious typo in our office, As we looked around to sec who it was. we lost sight of the < >ptograpliicon mini, who hearing the appeal for dead-head admission^. Juul suddenly disappeared. “You are going into the show, biiei'uess again." said A Hastings Pasnhb interviewer tn.N. Wright, of Middlev|Me, as that geutlenmu enteiifKl his other tiiorning, “wA hear that you have recently purchased a line exhibition, in Sew York, and illtend soon, to place।it befdn- the pubiic. iWbtit have yoit to m»y|about the inattq-?" t , . -Well, nialiy, fhete is sotm* truth tn the ritjuor. The exhibition of which 1 havq become rhe pn<ses^ar is called Kyles’ Optograpltioon. uU‘1 h* n and wpndupful metliod of inresonting, or of representing. Rhoto-dtf reoscopic and Art-views horn i nature land life. We uke'pHotograph? or paintings in eolbrs, or otherwise,: and cOftvev them to canvas in size from six Ito fortv feet, and the picture;is a peircct copy of the original in’ every iuark. line, eolor, shadisgand piirticuiar." . - ‘What Is the natuit>^ the anpariititj . employed ia tlie production of DR. HESS IS COMING TO HASTINGS. these"art-views, aS ybu teria them?" Owing th the numerous patients that have “It is purelyjransppsed stereoscopic appliances that prodiic been visiting Dr. Hess in Giand Rapids, that feels. Thc iiistrun>ei|ls we ittse ; are. a>me from Hastings am! immediate vicinity,* <‘O»structed ttpion rhe1 principle of rr>- with the many request-and solicitations, is Jon. Tfiuy.finbrace I wo sets of cost­ why the Doctor lias consented to come among ly object-glasses and condensing lensch*, which under st tong illuminating Therefore realizing the wants and‘necessi­ power, convey tin* seeiip, or painting, to the retina br canvh-'< ’in nil *' ’its * ties of the many who need treatment, ami original ddtttil?. denr. precise, and woul l have.it were it in their reach, the Doc- 1 perfect.'' 'tor wiH visit [listings and take rooms at the i ? “Do you claim that tilts piroBoew is Hastings House, Friday, Dec. 21st. i iitirely trew?" Dr. Hess treats every variety of disease of । “Ho} jt is a titdiiral outcome of opti­ cal science. The niagiU.dantem was long standing, and solicits that clasYin par­ a method of exhibition, so w'its tinr ticular that have been ailing for a long tim^. stage cotleli a nAtans nf travel. Ah and have Irecome almost hopeless. compared to th«l oh! tnagic lantern Inasmuch as he possesses all of the latest the Optognaphiaon may be. said to improved instruments for examining and be a 3te»r thhuj. U’ite ativnnee in opt^x treating diseases; an extensive practice in eai science is equal 'to the progress made in 'Uhpr'departinonti' of ’ ’ some of our l.irgett cities and hospitals ena­ bles' him to ircAt succcBfuliy those eases edge.’ , which arc not currd by other physicians who “WUr dpbpmtyeall it the grnj do not have the time means of examining _ HiMeii that tiameCas ex­ tiacli. ’ pressive of what our exhibition is. Special attention given to dyspepsia, rheu­ The wotd Oplo is from the latin and matism, paralysis,_ catarrh, scrofula, oncer, signifies frotn vkmfc, lonk om, io see. etc, etc. trrftphi\ is a. contract ion bronchitis, in fact; all that class of diseases from the lutin bTrfp/n’ron, tyiiinh common Io the vitals, and more especfady means to jMhtt, draw or illn^trah‘. let no one fail to |ec the Doctor, whiIt itr" We make an affix of roo, of course, to llastings.nho mayibavecancer,or symptoms accommodate our purpose. Thru* the thereof, or anv difiienhy arising from a ma­ word Oprto-grdph-i-cok^/exptiesJius larious climate, if you are dirzyor have a onn object and properly applies tp our exhibition. Wo not only transfer the 1 pain iu the back or limits, the tongue coated, most lieautifui and interesting photo­ constipated, loss of memory, headache nr _ graphic scenes from nature and the JeeW. moat charming jmintings of the old If cither one or all of the above symptoms and new masters of art. .to .ennvas, are affecting you. although you may have for the picture of onr own aiullen- l>ech given up by the family physician and res. buizwfe invite attention to ll^n pronounced incurable by many.uthers, don’t ttyi/jrfiit tnfl drlmfatofiC •’WhHbexpense Is IntoLved in the fail to sec Dr. Hess when in 11 astingw, and at liianufactinc and use of the instru- the Hastings 1 louse, it you have any. trouhlementfc and chemical and mechanipul . same disease, HO matter how discouraged, apparatus which you employ?" ’ . five this your consideration and don’t fail to “Tlmt, to be butv, is a rather deli­ make thU jour final attempt. x cate question,'but we may say, ’this With mind npdurcd and enriched with much tlrat the|ofyec/-y/m</<ex andebn- experience,advanced studies, extended travel •le>ui\irr leMtr, used by its, are valued DID YOU SEE IT? CASTOR IA don _ _ T.___________ __ 1’onstipi*tion. Hour .Stomach. Diarrhea, and Feveruthnew. li inrana health iu»d natural sleep, without morphine. CENTAUR LINIMENT-an abaolntr rare for BbeumaSprains Burn*. Cells, &e. The moat Powerful end Penetrutlna Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. FAY.SZCRAPES ___ _ _ . . ______ ruterly bi the nhow <■ wrlUftr. linking [row Mr. Wright _ _ ALLDST n> Aini W hich Marched throughed the Mammoth W holesale Houses of N York, picked up a Large and Splendid Assortment of Goods for .___ = AIX FlVITslxU T*EM . LOW *r*BEAI.F.*a AWB PLAVYEBB. Stark Hnt-CtaM Freo C*UUfanw« ««•-< JOfaXLTS. Frvfaai., N. Y. KERMOTT’S And landed them 1. »»."««<(• BnM<7 the Drug Store of XTCFOBQEiaZtir. MANDRAKE PILLS, _ _ Muhawaila, Ind. Dec. 1, ISO. Dr. IXfaktri:; 7**nr.Wr,—<)v*rvurk ha*done forme what c ..ra-fnr inany. De-irtuR to benefll *utftTiii« wviiw-n. I add my truumnuy u> the value of Z..-P nrx For tiva year* 1 anfltriM tnwtty witnl'rolapmr.. beta* old tired tu u«e u *ii|>|Mirfer during all lliuM painful, weary j-e-ii--. but. IhHUka to your medicine, I wear li m.nwirr j tnld 'HulTafter nsln* one uud abnlftMiUttm, J am not well, but 1 work all tbe time, amt »m tw iter than I ever expected to Im- Y«u may um- my letter, and If any nne wM.ri- u. write me for mure Informa­ tion,jive • t.-m iii.Kfiill nddreM. Mm C. U. Frederick, Hotchkiss Pres.mnts eor lOPLE Presents J nun i<ii.r, til., April ft,lsU tm.FKx4ti.LV: X eor Presents Awr a;/.-— i mii> niniFthan plm*rd with the CUBEfick-Hndacht, Djt^ptta, Livr cthanoi jbinrZwi-iiu!. hi our daughter* ci**. 1 aai-urpriwM tuwoe how *he ha* ImComplaint, Indignation, Comtipation, pr ved. Whr U mUnlng hr weight and color, mid 1 think r-el* lietter than .he ever did; and PURIFY THE BLOOD. rti-r nervea are «ieady; and the iil«lYe*a In her XOTKCO-Wllbeut a particle of doatei, KertaotV* Pin* are theaMet popular of any on thomarkeL Having boea before the pohlic for a quarterof a cant* ry, and having alway* perfonoM morvthan waayrombod for thro,thry merit the *ucc«m that thoy bavo attalBM. I*rlce, 3»c. p«r box. For tale by all truggiaU. ■ ■ TUTT’S and observation, there is hardly a case lhat prod Hued for Kiwi money. As for ac<Je*- Dr. Hess cannot skillfully manage, espec­ sory apparatus it is very valuable. ially ^hosc of a natuic and long standing, Dur views aihl'ptrintitjgb nlopc num- /uch as phyiician'x generally hnvg not the l»er five huntfryd,'mid many vf them tifae or Inclination or facilities to investigate. are exact copies of worksof art valu­ I>r. Hess will Ire in Hastings nt Ihe Hasted at thouHantls *»f dollars. Our out­ fit consists of iectureyieU of 00 views, inq» House. Friday, Dec. -a tot. • each of which are Huoeecded by an ex­ hibition of paintlngA^drawingH, .-statu- । KDO YOU ury, inuraparenewnmi colored scene*; ien«i evening." “How long before yon expect tp go before the public with your new rishiOR SEUJ bitiou ?" " ; "We are waiting very patiently. for ihttAtnvrictin Engraving and Priut•n^Cop’lMny, of Rew York. till vitr Haai^l ’ li> i Ip- ’ oiwFwr prltfmg. They have neperid Wteimifo. a Inhgr marrd of tffiln Wheti thin work f» done wo DAILY-and- WEELKY • MAIL ;u <ntr tldlntl with the Optot. Mid the public will then tnnet- ID. pee bur art gailury, sAOVERTI&EMEMTSimexpense them h usually " fyru-- tar >.•)<■" Ai d J -in. fuMnl." tUHisueh fdaeew. of amtiHbrm f. wkkmZ v w i i il fare i- What? for Infants and Children TORRID ■ DISORDER! . and MAI LIVER, tlruc-fourths o I mm tbeao eouxcea a the diMaar,s d the mnptoms indicate their existence: I£mo< IspfaU, Bowels efalvr. 0tok »***> <>Mire)s gwnr. t firmly believe lhat M*-pMra >a mH HiHt ha* w.vrrl her llfif. I tin wllllot t..n .|lt.ntd IM my Irdcr. ft»r 1 nm not nf v •' <• 1 >ihut n wonderful cure yuur lurtln .... .. v-«i-« respectfully, w. . _ .MnRan ixili-m. N. n —Thl* WH* m CM. . . firiNMion. Fruui >..•■« .h»kni splilri . . \v,n.K'- Fnrt w*m«. ind. I have fmlUwrM f->r nlxteyn year* wlUi »p«uinmdlc |Mln In niy h<vnl and gem-nU ntrvou* debility. itecautly I had a severe RUmk of I*In in my liead. caused by a-etutneiw and i.rnw- ■•xhiiniinm. 1 I tomwilt I »hmild die. Nylin b.nd-^ld we wntrld ten Taa-Phara tbon-n H-i.- llrtfuveli io me necordln* l»» dlrecMuu- w- M«vrrcl— " iw-thour«d .• .mi Hdh-. wlmtaitr.- tr-ii iieur. <»ronj h«ru**>ri Middi for Presents _ for Children, endless varieties and at Prices never before offered this City CALL and EXAMINE, May K.. ■ .. Our I’amphl. t fa UH „r W *«4GMrw,' SitXT giiato*. Every woman above 15 years 3f age, •sprrtnily Mothers aboutd read It. Addraaa H. PKV&KLLT 4KXJ. AU IrUcra auuJ Young People, Kalamnano, Midi. imj . i,_ • ..___ .. _ — wmij.r.m.tad try » Htyatatan »UO I � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/410/HastingsBanner_1883-12-21.pdf f87c547b50a52d8c0d5c7e42eb07a7f2 PDF Text Text The Hastings Banner. VOL. XXVIII WHOLE NO. DECEMBER 21. 1883. HASTINGS, MIC NO. 36. <- ABOUT THIS Goods Sold According to the Times Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5 Overcoats worth 10.00 for 87.00. Overcoats worth 815.00 for 812.00. Men’s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 for $7.50 Men's Suits worth 815.00 for 812.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 50c. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. Drv Goods are Lower than Ever Silks in Black for 76c, 90c, 81-00 and 81.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres from 40c to 75c. < * A large, assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced prices, and lower than any store in the county. Our rid<- to Albany wr.* onerouttnnote*ovation of waving Hugs, hats and- handkerchief.-*. The train, especially tbe riigme. was profusely dec­ orated with national cmMcnw. and It bring the Sabbath, the people from hill top wm» va»ey the old. the ymmg. the rich, the poor. all waved us » God-speed, and tn response the loyal shout* of the embryo soldiers on board echo- d aver the hills and through the valley of the old Mohawk, mingling with the thundering roar of the task ■ moving train. Arriving :U Albany, we were treat­ ed to supper nt the Delavan house, and soon em­ barked via the H. B. IL. for New York. Tito earlymorn found us slowlymot iag through the sntonrban streets of Gotham, where we rendezrooed for the day. I believe al Union Park barracks, on Broadway, thir rifles wore. Isxiaxi to us white there. They were English manufacture, the bronzed Enfield rifle. Here alao the boys very many of them Invested in bowie knives, which bad such loyul cmMem.* “No Traitor mwt Live." “Down with Traitors." Death to Trai­ tor* " etc. lettered on the sides of the blades. Tlicy were- savage looking instruments, and these mottoes inado them look doubly so. But we hnd-not been in proximity to the rebel* long erased. And Instead of using them, to carve rebels or defend ourselves from their savage assulto, we used them to carve beef, “salt hoes" etc., and to let the life blood out the “grey-backs" that played base ball upon owr glfflgpfea bodies at night, and danced pretty waltzes on our shirt collars.by day. We embarked at night by steam­ er via Amboy, N. J., for Philadelphia. The next mornlig when the sun was nlcgly up, we steam­ ed across the historic Delaware from Camden to the city of Brotherly Love.- The citizens of this lovely and loyal city, remembering that It was here that the Declaration of Independence was made, that It was here from the tower of Inde­ pendence hall that the old Liberty bell proclaim­ ed the glad news that the “United Colonies are and or right ought to be free and Independent states,” prepared Ba a sumptuous breakfast at ths Soldier*’ Home. We tarried hut a short time In Philadelphia, and embarked by rail for Balti­ more. Anticipating trouble similar to that which the flth Mass. experienced while paaalug through the city, ak.rpunda ot ammunition were Issued to us on the train. At Baltimore we met a trelglittraln loaded with wounded from the 2nd Bull *Rin* 'batjle. Wc also saw for the first time a regiment armed with Prussian rifles, with the sword bayonet which into become famous In the Austro-Prosslau war ut ffMb. After a few boars delay we departed for Washington, where wrarrived in theofternoonafterfreqnentdelays. We marched down- Pennsylvania Avenue, at company front, and birouaced that night on the banks of the Potomac, near the north end of Long bridge. Just after going into camp, we exchang­ ed greeting with.tt« -joth Michigan Infantry, as they passed along actins Long bridge. The next morning wm retraced our step*part way through The best fitting Corset in the world : I ry It! and went Into (-amp nearClutln Bridge, on the Maryland side of-the Potomac. This sort of pleasantry could not last long at this critical time, and after a day or two, leaving everything behind that would impede our mareh, and plac­ ing a guard over the camp, one night, just at dark, wb started north over the rocky roads and aaady hills of Maryland. The Drat night out, about midnight, the eotouel halted us in front ot a cornfield, ordered us to •‘front," and word-ran along the line that the cornfield was full of rebeh. and that wo acre to charge on them. Im­ mediately every hill of com became a spectre grim, and we cook! Mee myriad hosts of savage rebels peering through the darknass nt us with venomous eyofc anxious tor us to come near enough that tWy might appease their thirst for blood. But no blood was shed, and no ouc*was AU day Friday, December 14th, our store, was closed to Maik Dows our Entire Stock of . hurt, bub we passed on, not Imowing that there were no reliefs In the dbrn, and that thia little episode wan '‘put up" on us by the colonel to try our mettle. 1 Sunday morn Rig, jest one week from the day we left home. founcMss in line of tattle at Ofltt’s cross roads, with arms stacked, hourly ex pecb Incan attack from the enemy. We had no (cuts, nofebad yet been U«*d. and our bill of faro eons^rd of. rled» mofesM and eofice. Nights were getting cool and^nc began to experteneo some of the real privations of the soldier. Our Colpnel, having ban a staff officer, was unskill­ ed In army tactics nils officers, though many of them able men, were fresh from the avocations of civil life; so Gen. Cochrane, to whose brigade wo were assigned, totalled Major Hamlin. of the first V. 8. CheMsrurs. to accompany cur regiment’ as Instructor in regimental or battailion drill. Next to the days pms^Jytbc bat tie of Get­ ty*burgh, these L At eight o’clock Sa^irday morning wo began the greatest AVENUE j slaughter sales of winter clothing ever known in this city. : On account of the warn^-eather and backward season we are overloaded on Overcoats and Suits and we are going to un­ load ‘at unheard of low prices. We/ntended to wait until the ‘ middle of January, but the back' pels us to make our slaughter no ' a of the season comwill be astonished io Come early and avoid vited tocall and examine our dirt' emergency, for he vi* worn out and needed help. Eventually v.a4rratored> to hl* army, to their and his great Joy and sadgtactlon. Lee, with hi* gallant and victorioun army, flushcd v It h MMceaaen over MeCtUan and Pope, wm hastening with aD sired tor northern Maryland, when- he expected to -receive immense eontribetlomln both men and material for his victorious k«tow*i>d ih'et ontoderary. Onttetth and Oth YOU WANT TO BUY. STOVES The best article ever before offered Call and-See Them. Our Stock of Hardware can suit you our' us you will race enough you way chance to neert. Ladies are especially line of Smoking Jackets and gents’ furnishing good* before miking their Holiday purchases. Fine silk and hem-stitched handkerchiefs, elegant silk and mufflers; veJvet, plush and silk Lee and the river and forced Mm north. Keeping part of hi» army along the river to watch and guard the forts. McCrllan quite cautiously mor- anything Talk about the hard times, there is.no such thing. To convinced all you want is to go to Smith, Hams & VakAbkbi where it is not hard times, but Cheap Prices. See their Immense Stock! They have, besi< ?s the choicest China and nicest'ine of Lamp ^Cups and Saucers ever in at about one-half 1 io price ever before offered. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Who would not pull his pocket book for the li when he secs so many nice things to please the folks Kesides the many Toys, they have the Largest and stock of Groceries ever in the city, firing on your ] we. want it Smith, Hams & V .Ho For Missouri! of ffcpt-. H»afweroased the PMoomw at Uw1' ed about Frederick, and river. htafteUan with the see. the bargains we are offeringj By buying your Oeeiwotejwi® b to buy your own Presents ani' ssiect nuuwl or the Oetnwn V irt bavin* notldng to defend with. After Pope'* iguowinlout detent at the .vcoiid fell Kan battle, Hal­ im*, the old Imbecile, teeing4he danger the cap­ ital and hkyworthlMs old cranium was In, wrote McCellan 4,d bened him to amlste him In the Yon should be thinking of what and now �County News. keep him team tba train. He broke away from , r ar car ri u»o rxrrwu w ... ______ • the cam, Is Chat the moecytUxman spends for NABHVILDE. 1 whiskey to •.•«!«! at lite beruc wilkani Aytaworth. of Big Bapkls. was la biru om, of nur wnsrt boys made up bto miito that • » ssw days last week, span buslncs’. ’ ™ he way a britcr man than Amos Cote.' ..Sunday ;• W. W Bush Hiwh and foJnlly family are art berr here vtottlug vMUiuc oW ' moming mornjn- he tn< met the latter and proposed to tight. K. ' - —— .......... —mij — tends for . _ .. HCoto kote did did what. what .far ©taM to odratd annuity. friends lor a a foe fcs< days. days. -------------.. W. F. Baagtonun. proprietor of the ••Danur." , i>uc the sm.wt boy was bound to light. Heineastook unto himwU a wile recently. ; Bred his length on the ground two or three times On Twwday evening M*-Wfefs Post. Na-«e. j xad it lx supposed that be knows more than he G. A. R-. elected the following aHren ■ ) did. if be Isn’t quite so hand».-n^ !• rPrrftor r~~ '‘f 1,1 ~ ' From the HcrukL iDtmxtlnc exercises will be held lu the U. church-Christmaa eve. * Aleo driegatee to the State CoavtnUou. which meets to Detroit about the nuddlr of January to elect oArers of the G. A. K for the ensuing rrar, as toitows: o. Loag aad James Perry; al­ ternates, Jacob Osman aud Friend Houles, Naahrilte Lodge. No. 2J5, IF. A A. M.. elected odteers taM Wednemtoy nlgfat a< foUoa-: J. W.-Tbema* Ferkv TV Augusta Mian Pte-wnre Party gave performsnoes here on Friday and Saturday evening^ lkMr*<bs latter night to a fair steed Hudleneo. n^| entertainment constated ul singing, which all Tbe'mlnstrel part wa^ ex"gnedlngly tame, and approached danscrously near ruigariiy. Mbs Mine, handled the clubs teaek weighing four pounds) very gracefully. log with Vtry poor luek a*d nreds sotarane with energy and pueb to Like bold of it Mrs. John H. Smith planned and eiccuied a A JtaWUy »*ool concCTi .ill w Bo-~ Cmtia M. K eburrh HumW sx All are lavltcd. K te ruswefe ttart there *1D be a depot o* the of rewral months. Tic haa teM-n stogping at H rumseb. Lenawee county. . Several fine turkeys have l-rm captured in the ■ M We eymnuthtr* with you in the loau <j pnnUng otoee. but hate t»w satisiaetton of tng that your paper will be the brighter, been retoed fry trr. B. <»□»•, A .orMpongent |»id • vUt M tang O«. to , dty in Mtane, wkwe . targ. » . tabiishineut ia ^cratn-j for the prodac- • Jota Flab’S horse fcU through the bridge near I hewuL »n71TMfobad Bomb RoushS n-mk-urc Sunday Sunday evealng. cvralnx. A A 11011 ’ ready made boose*, and he Michael ’s rnrifence says that few have any idea to what exbroken thill and ronskterabk vexatious delay tent thia business has been carried, or Ware Ute only serious roasequcnecs. Il la reported that thr rvenpK mecUDfs now io what perfection it has been brought. being held by the M. E. society of Ulis place, bare been disturbed to quite an extent, of late. dwelling houaea are made, like hoot* Th- lawx of this state punish by fine and impris­ onment say person, or persons, who disturb re­ size or style, and foe any market in the ligious meetings. It to said that arrests will be wide world. Not long atnoe thin con­ promptly made It there to a rvpeUUou of such cern received a single order for fifty con due I as took place last Habbath i-vrnlughouaee for Cape May, to bo delivered We have Jost been informed by Mr. 0. L New­ speedily and in complete finish. ton that about three weeks since, tour strangers occupied the Fish school bowse all night. In the । nor ahantiee. but regularly ordered moruing two nuac to his bouse and begged their dwelling*; and they were mad© aooordbreakfatrt and the other two went to A. J. Caln's | ingly and ao delivered, and eoniaia for breakfast. Mjlng they didn’t have any mon- i hundreds of ocoupania at thia moment. ey. They were all young, intelligent and well An order will be received for t* 150,1X1» dressed. After gctltog a square meal all around they tert in the dlrvcUou of BuB-bead lake. Ites- hotel, oran nrnat©, French roof cottag© for a fine country estate, and thaae area* Iderits near the lake say that several suspicious persons wtye seen lurking in th-t xteiruty tor eaaily and expeditoualy furniaLed aa/n four ur Ove days, about that time. This was 3 ordinary boarding-house for a country village, or a barn for a ranch in Kaunua tew days before the attempted burglary nt Mid or Colorado. Do not euppoee that only dtevtlte Can it be that throe parties had any­ thing to do Willi the MfddlevfUe aHalr. And a coarse, rongh frame ia thus sent out wouldn't a full deseripUoo nt them furnished by to be triniined into nhape od the «pot Meurs. Newton and Caln, give the ufll.s r. a where it is delivered! On the contrary, eiew to their whereabouts? the honae ia complete when it leaves The Optographicou will t1sil IL oilings, Dec. « the factory, and aa ready to go together and 22, two evenings. Tlito to to be a superb art as ia a n.uaket when it leaves tba exhibition, and as Mr. Wright, the proprietor. Is armory at Springfield, all the jjarta a resident of thia county and has been long and being found, even to the knob* for the favorably known to our cltlrcas, we br^i^ak doors and the acreena and abadee for for him a big turnout * being hta fortieth birthday. Oxer dfty las Ited gUMla made their appearance, bringing an cl*gant easy chair, banging tamp, several books •ad other tokens of reDwudirancv. lteln«bmeats were served and the lime spent in lively ;«Sd spirited conversation. John says ho did not expect anything of the kind, and he was badly broken *p. However, the caey chair retevsd him aad he soon recovered his usual o*reolty. The affair wait a very pleasant *uelal -rent, and refects credit upon Mrs. Smith i Mr. and Mrs. Bawvm und Mrs. A. Afield, rt the d<x,ra and windows, according to tpMMmtK are vteltteg Mrs. Tbonum Brady and specification Great train* of freight WOODLAND. othjefetellvH in Nashrife and vicinity. cars stand waiting about, and are Ctalbfa.r Wutaott. at Dakota, dropped in upon , ■^Woodland Is anxiously looking to Hastings to ; freighted almost daily here. Tlxe re­ see bow the railroad is prospering, well knowing | <Atr village ou Monday last. The :ilk*line waters ' that if Hnstiugs don’t get the road. Woodhuul j fuse trimmings and edge cutting* of the of (hat territory do *ot agn*- with him - Judging lumber are carted off to a neighboring cant get It, from his locks. Thad Itoger* has friends from Lowed visiting ’, pulp mill, and there speedily turned <k strong went to ChklMjD Saturday evening on him. i I into material for paper or other proousfuev Levi carpcDtrt- L< visiting his old home iu 1'| ducts. Chaa. Fowler baa moved out upou bls term. Woodlandj Machinery for almost every con He think* there I* nothing like countrv Ufr for Abe. DJMrntot-k. a brother ut Jubn IL IHllen-1 ceivable nae in connection with wood ia • Um. ' beck, of Woodland, died at the home of his »hi. I Her. A. Uvcnnoro took a trip to .lachvon. at band, and hou*a material*, of any near Lowell. u*> the telb of tbl* month. Ito wm 1 Lanring and olbrr placro ta*t wck. kind or *iza or shape, seem to drop out We fam e wen one sleigh out this year. Thu a nNktent of Woodland In early times like meal from a hopper. In a recent TbeToroet Band was liandaomrly entertained xxind of the brlb Is rery w-irocie when the instance where a large building wm ground Is covered with snow. Let u« have at the buHpttable home of A. W. DiUenbiX-k last furnished for * southern order, the Friday evruMi^ evening. Alter Alter supper, supja-r, wnen when •’Al. Al." 1' rrm»; . > i t * enough for sleighing. md.lteuux.K.mr.tth.1 l»- WM Kvinic IO “t" ’h<?,.Po‘ The oflfoerx, teachers, and other* !nU-re->Uxl In mxu u> U» Uu.« on. dolHr tor rod. IMj Ihot 1 “K-Uier iu the city where the building the prosperity of the Bunday School connected came with the baud, some of the buys made np “ now standing th* length of the latter with the Congregational rhnrcb arc very busy in P^fectlng am-'icem'-ntn iur a Chrlrtm.M tree on tbeir miuds that Al wouldn't catch them coming ; WftH found to vary not the eighth of an inch from th© original specifications. Monday evening. The matter is In the bauds of. next time Without a psrtm-r. Geo. D. Banl<-n has sold hw bout und shoe j although it* length on the front numcOTOMt and t oergclfo persona, aud the affair Every inch of 'vUl no doubt be a decided rucee-*. The child­ store to A Doud, oi Odoua. wher util coaUaue | berod hundred* of feet ren will all receWe a tekra of kindly remem- the business at the ptacr formerly occupied by | this building, from the sill to the last I shingle, wm sent ready prepared from htance and all. undoubtedly, *411 feel very bnppy. Bardeu & Traber- Jorob Meyw* has brought his brother Silas | Tfe Bunday School will be made mure attradire, , and a greater number of our youth will be In­, Meyer’s farm, and will hereafter live in Wood- । duced to Attend JLe Sunday School *enice. । land. Hites goes to Odessa, having sold his 0U1Jer placo to Warren Meyers. There *111 be no admittance fee, but arnngM ■T ‘While Henry Carp* liter ami wile were driving ? inrnta will be made to arcomodafe the KholariN , . Mwdlxvlujl Our irtoois will close next Friday, for 3 two weeks vaesUos. GUss Wade Is Lome from Or.iad Jtapkte. where be haa been wtwklng of late. Dr. A M. Ortrand, of Lansing, to the gunt of x. p. Hoskins. of MJreMlnalsSeariwilaM Hatunlay and tonda). ■. |l T Will Benton returned from Wsyiaflfi, Munday, t»ts«eouvti>red that a ,bartcr’s>op' will uot-pay Jarfen A IteGoUa are nfeanl tfeg tkelr lawofec vrben they get It dona they will hare the tarot oCBre far tow*. Tb« revival meeltar. u the M. E. church drew to setose iaalTfaareday evenlug, with a tuaaU waa a moat raclmable lady, and will be greatly mtoM'd by a large eirvie nf frteod*. We are to have no Christman gathering this year. -Cau.se-lack nf ambition. Okamoxvux£ Henry Artxair baa gone North-1 utu Informed, to took after a tocallou. ■ Mrs. Job England returned yesterday from her ' visit in thr northern country. AMdUWM. keldoiwiitebMlawn.kMLo,™ Oo*X far Ito toorIK ot tte new mlnl*er. Mfamtethariea f his entertainment with the fveBIBed and greatly plaAwri seemed In Proreeda in the hlghth hfunth of inesritnent. mrcrimrnt seven doiters. Orangeville Lodge, No. tel, F. and A. M. their last regular meeting elected a, for the eoming year; • ~ fc.*k.Fon’- IDid Not Interfere our I > ! I | ; j : 1 * SLAUGHTER SALE I : OF ; j 1 Clothing. Dry Goods. & Furnishing Goods • J^Call In!^ d V ( , I I E. Y. HOGLE (Clinton Montague in Tha Hpnaaboid.! Thia was the earliest idea the western Mrs. c. C. Bush..of Augusta, spent a Vw <1*)S j of test wrek in our vIUe, the guest of Mrs. Benjamln and Mrs. Temple. . Miss Josie Socket visited friends tn Kalamazoo j last week. Mrs. O. G. Goss is on the rick list. Mre. Carrie Shed ta quite sick. Jacob Brandstetter, who has required thr ser­ | vice* of a physician for several days, Is now Un­ I proving. L. L. Loveland visited Hastings. Hatlie <,’rvek and Kalamazoo during the past week. feme sneak thief entered Mr. Richard's imuse teat week, and carried off a salt of clothes, Be­ longing to the man of the bouse Mrs. Hiram Chase, one of the leading member* ot the M. E. church, died suddenly on the eveo- J : thia factory, and "set upfc aa ready and i almost M quickly a* a nail cask. along the highway last Tuesday, the hararo* ~ । The exact date of th© inveu lion of broke, leaving the burse unmanageable. He ran t. ' Rugar ix loat in the mint of fable. How­ sway, throwing Hie doctor against the fence, rendering him iskenriblc. Mr*. Carpeuter had- । ^ver, sugar ia said to Ixavc bonn kuown ro tbc Chin©*© 3,000 year* ago, and U» try Ing experieneq o< riding after a runaway PXIOHAJLDVILLE borec through, an orchard of apple trees. Hbc there ia not much doubt* but that Um Geo. Prichard Ls getting inatcrtri tot a new ^bn't know bow she gut uut of the buggy , but manufacture of the article wu carried boro. waa unhurt. The buggy wu* completely smash­ nn under the Tain dynaatj 200 years John Groat support* :i new wagon and harnesa. ed. The I»r. Ls seriously Injured. Ixforti Christ, A strong claim for L C Clark L. at Ann Artxr being treated for Cole's store is beudquarters fur rabbits. Tfe priority haa been made for India. Prob -ptoal eurvafafae. buys have found out bow to obtain pocket mou ably the Hindoos learned the art from H. Wooten Asa lost one of bls horses. the Chinese, and from India the knowl­ Del Newton'is putting beMfifag work* tn iTfcbMrs. Bluer I- on the rick list, as Is also Dora 1 edge was carried further west. xrd Bros.' shop. Haight. Three hundred and twenty-five years Mr. Bpiekbrt ta under the Ifr's care. The W. C. T. V. wfll hold a uu-rtlDg at the M. B. C., Alexander sent Nearchua with a JeMle Helme is home to stay with her mother E. church next babbath* large fleet down the Indus flb explore ibis winter. Two rival base ball clubs of Woodland pteyed When that Joe Mumsuo xad Minnie Daly were married a I a match game lavt Satirday. Afte r playing a the adjacent countries.. -bort Unw ago, and some of the boys term <1 out! number of Innlngi. they oult eren. agrrelng to officer returned from his expedition, he and gave them some musk; but her father did । try It again In the near future. The sudden appt-araora ot a Inter put a stop to ‘ cane, without any assistance from bees. last sort, for fas charged on the boys *1111 VTsri- plowing and bav ball playing for the prewnl. and their friends, tret; the public to take what room there is left. Kteie Wells ha« moved bi* billiard tables te» Hritevu*. lu hopes to better bis trade «als mlsafoi and the boys wlthdrckuu.-th»-y rcuruanlxed their forest on Monday nigkt return­ ed In force and treated them to the melodious mode of guns, tin pans, and boros UU| the fond mother treated some of them to a d water, when they retreated once mot proml.* lag to Come again on Wednesday KbL But Jimmie got out a body guard, and ■K*c*ri a voescabte sod justice of the peace, t , nothin* uoeured to break the peurc. bet the u solitary boru. E tbs wad 11na o< Fralrtarme. Benjamin Wins’* bandMimc rouutcuanoe Is | iana, Babylonians and Gmeks knowing nothing of ita use. A« late. m A. D. Wiitf /l.wCwQ|Jn CATABBH=t!^ it al r <-* A A. w A BM JL. • u* ui-toeited tolmm .to af handrxte of n*t‘,-.a rH^U. wa.wWbs~ bow WOMAN S FRIEND. eotbe cood words HOT A CUKL AIX, liMtto* and <k> uU tu> wllkouS M. tosoty. WMtotba strength, mar tba bappf- WOMtT<Uln’" °fBW ATO DilgMM Of and Children ' ‘ famous physician. Before the du of America. sugar Vras a costly luxury, used onlv on rare occaniooa During tbe wan of the Rosea, about 1455, Margaret Paatoo, wife ot a wealthy country gentleman of Norfolk, wrote to her husband, begging that be would ’’vouchsafe-'' to swnd her a pound ot sugar. As late aa the year 1700, all ’ nsamed only ao,000,000 pound* in of the year, but sinoo the haa greatly increased, 20, undred weight now lieing used by’the English people. The process of refining sngar was not known in England previous to 1659. That wm probably an invention of the Arabs. A Venetian merchant learned the secret from the Saracens of Siaily, and sold the art for 100,000 crown*. THE WEEKLY GLOBE, I’oi >.I to we Will send nirW’grCKLYQLdta, 0i BB ‘ W $3.50 >n«.WlMIU4uSL wmw------n«WMkly .lab, aka,, fra .x.f.MS WANTED in mrr I M.TJ1 THE GLOBE PRINTING CO ScroAria, Ryysfpglax, rooo&nbs. Blotch as, Boila, Turnon. Tot- (Chicago Tribona] Tn the first stages of the manufacture of rood pulp for „ llw _. . . JWlw th* .__ a purpow, »»(Uot » couUerabta thue it *u thongbl that oalj tb»t wood, I*m wood, and • few olbor kind, rowld b« «J>d Zn»<uI*riU„. * TUTT'S DrTHOMAi o..S%T.SrR%., f7 and Gtnenl Debility. which tarn d MurdoeA. ■fix rtreia to NaMntfe. Wq^up*. i Kltewreth. fit® J ; ^7. no re <n ; made from willow, basswood and poplar ranking next, respectively. Cedar, fir, andhomlock ore said to work about “ “ * has a fibre shorter than been visiting friends In thteririntty. Abe started tiuU of Mtber• spruce or pine, and is ‘quite hard Io grind; birch is very hard Mrs. G H. hmoi.i na4e her frtenfe here a j and grinds qu ’ 1 ! ' i j Cmo JUauuUlrjB^ 2>«ro,X^<»3*cA, Free! Cards and Chromo*. Coayhe. CoMg, Son Bitoo. napth.X*r. •eho. rill ■o^Tmjuwix. time, other woods changing rah himniM tliiA n...U* - ! 1 —HI *M> IraM- MM*« Mi �The Hastings Banner. News. ’ -------Local ,-------------:----- 1 *■“ * G-ivenAway ■i. W.—H. VanArmau. Tress.—Danini Striker. Bw’y.-E. C. fader. r « m t f Woodruff. B. Throop. O As a Special Inducment for Holiday Trade city and vicinity eoukl uk of him. Mr. Hotchkiss should lx- rewarded with a very liberal patronage. prtamUFafWllklaU Hall, Mr. HaU i HENRY I>. BABCOCK, Cook and Heating Stoves F’iecliei* Piano! IN THB market. any single citizen. A citizens league could. By sUndlnk together to uphold the laws such a league could secure their enforcement. Th© better element of the saloontets desire that this’ l>c done. Irrespective of party or creed IRONWOOD CASE. VALUED AT $600.] Don’t Fail to see our Stoves Before Buying. 1 Fine Gold Hunting case Watch $100 1 Elegant Swell box Cutter ..............._____ 80 I The the ci Ureas, especially the business mm. should 1 Silver Plated Tea set .: put a stop to tiio wanton violation of law. ■ 1 Domestic Sewing machine At a regular communication of Barry Lodge, ' No. an, F. and A. M., the followuig were elertcd ; 1 Good Kitchen Stove and Furnishings officers for the ousulng year: 1 Handsome Bedroom set. Seven pieces................ . Table 1 Fine Dress snit:.............................................. J..W.—AWooBny.' Treas.—Gee. Pmlon. i> 1 Satin Lined Overcoat.............................. :... Itac’y.-G. L. Crook. 1 Handsome Dressing Gown 3. D.-C. Culler. J. D.-W. HnK 1 Fine Smoking Jacket.................................... < *nirr.-W.GMUH MewardA-W. Snyder und fi. PhUlitM. I Tilting Silver plafed Pitcher aud Cup................. O. L. CROOK, Sec’y. 24 Cases Silver plated ware........................................ Less than t*o yean ago, William J. Bull, on ■ 100 Silver plated Napkin Rings tbe occasion ot hia reaching man's estate, fell heir to S3.0CQ. Had be been disposed, this snug । 12 Silver plated Butter dishes.................................... little fortune might have become tbe foundation 12 Nickle plated Watches.......................................... 75 of a much greater one, and be made of himself a : 20 Fine Silver plated Castors...................................... 150 . Instead of that he fell Into the drinking habit, I 6 Fine Trunks ....................................................... 30 passed his time with evil minded associates, be- I 1 Ladies’ Gold Hunting r,ase Watch 20 came reckless and a wanton spend-thrift. Mon-: day night last be died, friendless and pennUess. ( 3 Large Silver plated Cake Stand* ......................... 40 an eastern relative defraying tbe funeral expens-1 26 Knit Jersey Jackets................... ...................... .. 70 ea. There is a warning in this tor many young | 12 Sets Combs and Brushes in Handsome Case. . 12 meiiot our city; and tbe sad lesson of young Bull's misspent life should teach other* that the | 50 Pair Silk Suspenders...................... <— 50 way of the saloons Is not the way to manhood. 2 Pair of Pants to Order (Made to Fit)........................ 12.50 And 3,000 other presents consisting of Neck Ties, Suspen-1 TIp- annual meeting of the Barry- Co. Horticul­ tural Society was held at tbe court bouse in the ders. Knives, Underwear. Hats. Caps, etc., making in all $3­ city of Hastings, Dec-12, 1883, at one o'clock p. 000. ’ L -I nr., for the purpose of electing officers for the No Lottery of one chance in a thousand hut every* pur­ ensuing year. The meeting was called to order by the president, James A. Sweezey. and tbe fol­ chaser of $4.00 and over gets a present right after he pays his lowing members selected to fill tbe offices: Pres­ bill come and see how fair we work this scheme. We will' ident. James A. Swcezey; secretary, J- C. Wood­ ruff; treasurer, Porter Burton. The meeting make affidavit that ail the above articles will be given to pur-1 then adjourned until Thursday, Dec. S7,1M3. at chasers as indicated. • 1 one o'clock p. m., nt tbe court bouse; at which Largest Assortment of Oil Cloth in the City-. Don't buy until you see it. ’ ' and Pocket Cutlery, Revolvers, Shot, Pow­ der, Capa, etc. . Huffman Bros. THIS SPACE BELONGS TO EVANS & BROOKS, Col- See notice of Pioneer met-Hag iu another col­ umn. Good* lor Christmas cheap this veur. and stu b a variety al Schantz's. diat revival meetings thus far. Mr. Geo. E. Bowers ami family, of Hillsboro, DhK., are tixiting friends In Ibis city. time there will be read some (tapers on the " Peach and Its CulXure. " After the papers an- ' E. A. Rider intends to build a new rcnidcuce uo Ilin Jefferson street lots next s|>ring. | read there will be a-general talk on tbe same . subject. Come all and learn bow to grow fruit, j _ Hastings Knights of Labor council numbers about IfiO zuemburt, so we are informed. J. C. WOODRUFF.,HeCy. AU lt.ni Id the •' Lovely, lovely, lovely,” is tbe expression after looking over BchanU's Christinas show. Dnb't Uli to see Bcbantz's fine asvortment of presents. You eau find something for all. _ I Tin, Copper and Slwef Im>b A, tb. oid inii.bta H.IK- ut lb. BAXX.U I.I.J I C 4- Q VJ Dial < I I ZA 4 FV V VV L'lUlIHIlU nUlLov, V—' • 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. r^E of tbe C. K. & S. R. R., must guarantee the company who build the Unc. Jtev. H.M. Joy. ot Grand Bapids. will hshisc tiyn. Hunsburgcr lu the revival meetings at the M. E. church tbe balance at this week. (.<'1 V» | 'e—Fine Fur Caps worth $3.50 only $2.00. N NOT otic thousand dollars is the aggregate of the __ taken to date. But no sane pan, certainly no"| —---------man who knows anything of such matters, would i supponc that every dollar of the H2.000 aubscrlb-; ed 15 good. There will be depreciauilM ' Marshal NIms Is doing good service in ridding Jewelry, Silverware. Watches. Clocks, Spectacles, and Mu- । sicai Goods are| amount as all know. The directors have nut fig- , ured as to how much they can guarantee of tbe j ♦c.000. They are willing however, and would be 1 < Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wolcott, of Larimore, Dako­ ta. are in the elty visiting relatives and friends. Mr. W. expects to spend the winter in Michigan. Um. donation to Rev Hunsburgrr netted him abourglM, all of which shows that be bus tbe confidence and support of bis church xud con­ gregation. of Uelr rtteem and apperci*The net procoeda B want every dollar due w» ou auboeriptlai jce. By ooosulUng/joux receipts you can o what time you have paid. If in doubt as M matter, cal) at the BaXNKM office. consulting the advertisements in ibis Issue That cbuw ul buslueve men always During U»e past term ot our city schools, one hundred aad fifty-one foreign pupils have bedn Hirolied; tbe best record ever made here, and we doubt U another school in tbe state, save that merlin* te commemorate Uw 10th annlvcr- the responsibility of guaranteeing the money off their hands, The thm- directors have given to the rood, all told, 97 J00 outright, not leas than n year’s time each, and paid their own expenses , . . ' while working tor the road. Under the clreutnstances, they feel, and all fair minded men must feel, that they have done what they could, all that could be expected of them for the yne. To ask them to guarantee notes which might not be j | j Hoceived Daily at tny Store, which I i paid would be unjust. Our readers cnn.rest as­ sured of tills; that every dollar of tbe MM that ] can be gwu-amD-ed will be; bow inuch/^bat turn ' will be we are uaable to stale. AU we meant to aak those who do kaow. The directors hare t he notes taken all numbered ami a list of them. Consult them if you want tv know. They will tell you as we bare Dial t42.a» have been raised, but that not all of that H2.000 Is good. They do not want to conceal anything, they have nothing to conceal. They are anxious that tbe true slab? of afialrs should become known, in the hope .that when our people appreciate the advantage of the road; that they must pay UO.OOO, every dollar of BUV the Light?Running ® 1 i : । I [ subscribed appreciate the* facts as they should. ' they will do their duty. ;We want to say to any ; “DOMESTIC y ’ Jeweler. Wool* Il not ; *.l> *Luo in r - wk* Hava i-ven: nee- . Some hearUe«« chap set* a certain legal gentle«MUiO<thlkdty«l>eJoltowtag cbenrful Item. “A robber brotointo a lawyer's b«sc tbe other night, »nd tbe Mwyer succeeded ia robbing Um." gul genUcnuin to become ‘'all broke up.” as it were. | . ■ Tbe “Hoosier Schoolmaster ” was rendered to a large and well pleased audience Tuesday even­ ing. Tbe actors were all from this city, and aequlted themselves splendidly. Dr. Timmerman, who dramatized the play, deserves great credit far Uje excellent Unte displayed in bls ^election at tba parts. J’ U ! A young man from Baltimore concluded the othMday tfaatil was cbmppr to steal a rime portunity to know than to stand off with folded arms.and say “The money is all raised, and there is no use In my doing anything.” tors lulorm* os that, after carefully looking over ' tbe notea, in his judgment they should be dUcounted ten jfer cent MOTIOX- ■ nthrrboalnMa aa mavnrooerlyreome come before OTial H. A. GOODY EAR, Proa Brooks & Cook make ar. announcement to mu- rytbun MnmUj rrmlM. Cte»eHlor Cammwd ■ rClwKBoUHi, taUMrt Uw XrfBM. tt lll» UH MH,■rfarua' w»> •oJorrt.U'1 Announcement STOVES and RANGES As whkb we occupy at present r-r-» * For Fall Trade! _ _ SmiU.Hoyd K Frr) £ c> l Spencer Hunt., W. E. Fab Beckwith's Round Oak Parlor Stove! . iuc Writorn irpurt MHHd. to whHh aw*« W. U. POWERS. F. M. uThf Bett Made ” it tht verdict of Ihoatandt. a circular to the ’ Mr Inin * W lugl W It will pay you to examine our stock. dull’ * is to be tom down within three months to give Jewel Stove, Endless Variety wayto a new —' i paiis bge, witli DouUe Oven county, Mlcblggn, Dec. 17, IWB: HILLIPS. -OUR STOCK OF— readers this week;of feta knwl- no compli­ COMPLETE. A nordial invitation Is extended to all V***4,*’CM88Y.Secretary. ©. For a Holiday Present I SELL CHEAPEN THAN EVER I The SIMPLEST machine made, haying few parts, BEFORE. cation, and requires little skill m management. Burton .ad Cook L. «U1 Ona oot. reacbes us tbe change will be mad<-. , ■ The LIGHTEST-RUNNING machine, and on that account is 1 Bought a l.arge Stock especially recommended by the medical faculty. high I Sell Lower than any Adapted to the Greatest Range of Work—will do the finest as impMitor can offer. well as the heaviest and ia suited to the use of all the appliPVIWTIIP Alin QPP PHD ances that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. Ka AM 1 11fc Anl) uSS FUK| Always ready for use,_ann the most durable machine made. VniTR’lf 11? has th* most beautiful wood work. It has the best set of lUUnuJiljr. j attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. A]| QoodB New Styles11 n^ln ^,'nr ^nn‘'< Moyal St. John, IVihon, America», j — < . . >J Sinaer pattern and lots of otnere. J hare tomo new machines at and Warranted aa to fr^, to $30. Come' in and yet p, HM --------------- -I will yo« buy. tor all machines. Quality. not be undersold. Needles, Oils and Atldcti it repaired, at my TAIXV WQOITVD 1 sill kinds of H'ood Pumps for sale, and old .lUnn I>IL?5!MnrjK. office, one door leest ofR. K. (trant’s. Siad np to that time, 942.000 bad been subscribed, all । told. We are, aware that there are many false reports circulating In regard to this line. We bare beard It statld that the' “bpaus is all rain-1 ed.” The man l*iia£ anxious vo know should It good, to get the road; that only mooo all told ■ the meeting. Mantifatd..,^ cf ar Special Bargains in Overcoats We sUted that S42.000 had beeu syj^rtbed for the j Tbe Bannfu; wants to say that Sbanu bus a -ptendld line of Christmas Goods. Don't fail to look over bls stock. iPods, and are selling them at bottom figures. Also Dealers in the Best Lines of • The Mluonlsts and gamblers of this city are violating the laws aphis state, and every good citizen knows it. Tbe officers alone cannot stop 1 that it belong* Tin and Copper Ware! and to reduce our-stock. We have reduced prices in all de-1 be* stockSztiee presents ever brought to this partments and also agree to present each purchaser of $4.00 in goods and oyer with one of the following articles. Every one having a Mil- chance to procure the finest ones. city. Yon a Hl be astonished to learn how ehc-up| ly these can be bought Having taken- so much STAUFFKK A MALINBLRYX —MANOFACTVKERM OF—- EF Fred Hotchkiss the live druggist comes to the front whh a supplement this week. Those wish­ ing anything lg the line of holiday goods should not fail t« MU ob him. Ho Ims the largest and BKNTLEY BROS. * WILKlNM. Huffman Broth $3,000 IN PRESENTS H. A. Goodyear & S hereby announce that we shall sell groceries at reduced prices; and simply ask the public to call and get prices. We know times are hard, and tax times upon us, but if you would save money in �at the Jewelry House The Slaughter Sale SAVE MC^jEY by purchasing your W atches* at my establishment. 1 mean Jjust what a. 1 sav when I tell and be Convinced. Get My B-^D t APPALLING. I .sum- of Michigan. County of Hurry.-u*. I At a M-silon of the 1’robate Conn for the county ■ ol Barry. Holden utthc Probate Office in the city nf Hnstlnjr* In sahl County on Saturday, tbe 15th day of December. In the venrotir thousand eight Warfare against disewe has and always hundred and clghtV-three. Present. Clement Smith. Judge of Probate. will exist. Now a-- in the past, reluctance on In the matter of the estateof Emory lloffingtbe part of every individual to take an active ^o’nrtSStog^’md nih<utl*^ltto|>.'htl/‘’:rl|e<l. and earnest part in time to conquer disease of lfansom Wuleotf. 3hc julodnlurntnf of fold is sadly apparent, anti yjr.| at no time ia the estate, praying that his Jhal account, thHMay necessity di prompt action so great a* at filfSl, tn.iv be h<-.(rtt tu<:«l<wreb aigl lie. Ufapresent. Heart <lweasc| o( which ree shall ^Thmriipon'it’fa oHcreT I H;;f mAuiX■ th'^ «h Crest Importance. [Krom ClevelaKo HbkaLD.J .— reu . DrtBUlt having been made fa the ppjmcut of a NUtr of Michigan. County pf Hnrry.—w»At a.amnioni of the Probate tourtf • tv of Harry tooldcnat the Probate Office hithi ■ * Ridney ; <’f Hastings In said county ou Tuesday, the <••«. . • H. Beach mid Alice Barth, his wife, to • day ol December in the year one Htousaud eight , Martha Martha Ann Beach, and y<corded In tbe office of s'as’s&Wiigs ....-a —• i hundred and eighty-three. Fresefit, Clement Hinith, Judge oi Prabate. SEE IT? in thr mailer nf the estate of Alliert M. Htaro, dt-ce».*d. ,-r------•n'jr-r"i *r»ter of said raon reading and filing the peUlte-r‘? -* August •-nwtGoscli, adialn'-^wr «* of• «»! said fth .re- ed. of Goscli i^mlg^tjw Diitiv praying tlmt rimy be beard and “»<> »* dfar-tmrgmt life, kravinxn hud will and testament, which ki» ' ’ been duh- admiUedto probate by. the ITobate < -<urt ofUw eouoty of Cbdboun, MleMgMi. there­ make special mention onjacoouut of its recent day of January next, at ten <frwk in Uw fore- day of J-e^n m xl at teu o cl^k m in respectively appointing tbo underabptod ?exacutor.and Mais A. Bcuiiett executrix of said fatality, i< to be much dreaded. Tiie people J deceased. lust will and testament; nod the said Mary Aat large should be alarrtiied when tbe terrible other neixous hiteftXd in<i a«* •*“»“ 14,1 nthrr Penwb' hitorretvd In M._ ----------Bednctl bavins deputed thfa IHe, leartnc tlxmAid eMute, X iu K m < ’ ourt.Hh.-u are mruirrel to apjww nga wwdon of MidCourt. fact is now known that they are more subject al ■qM”—‘ uiMteralguctl suie cxcoutqr of said last will amt to Ibis thau to .Thy other form of disease, »o u> fa- lm b n M‘ t he ItSEi' Ofllru in the city of liwn to fa buldcn at the Probate Office. In the tcstamrul. he non beln-r duly qualified Uiael. Hasii « 1 tJ cm *&*"’ «*«*• *» *»> r,l> °< ><«*“««' b> «»*» rouwtv and show rauw. I subtle, so fata! i> it. J oo often striking there faTwhv -he nre •*’r ftf <b* pet tloner sltnuld !' .any then- fa-, why the pvayrr nt the Mid pHi- . and now acting a* such, and no proceedings hnv, ing been Instituted al law lo recover tbo debt redown the unconrious to|tim who po^-’^’v but Illd IJetwnie.1: inner rttmdrtnavhe granted malnliw secured by s«dd iinmwmr*. or any part vim it Riat — -aid petitioner • thereof, thereof?ami the power pow a moment liefnre. walKtor-J-»»V 'trOT% in Lid filkfnc-oer (UXlrrert that sdld pcUHouer i: Is ir. fnrtteer oraered .-T --rr--- and the o< sate (herein contained hallh- Thaeare fo ■" ™‘ '•«=«”•. Mw•n.itfai- i'’ Hl* peftion* Interested In said <•* , rite nolle.*uj the persons;interested !.~. In ic!:l said ro- having become opm tau- r» pendi-m y of said petition. .Hid tl:<- fate, of tbe the pnadenry potency of sn|d Nt|<l petition prillion ,iud ,md the that ou tin- x-u ntli__ „. ■Jld, and it Mwov--,'■> P’« .. .<.’ing Iherwif by «-ausim.' aropy ot thivnnh-.* in ‘ .irfaj; tln-reAf - • by cuiiatn^ . . aeonvof thfa order Lin o'clock in the forenoon id thciiorll Jder.tr thoi.rlr •" l,t31 tn fa- puWishrd In the lfa»l ings 1»A > >EH. a W.-w ♦• lolx-imblfafaM litlhr Ilmaiiun fl.tNNEUa iu-ws- of tbecourt. bmiw in thr city of I *»i< «w-hc—."»« to the mind to know that impiT pnnted and circulated In sitfd county of |M|x-r printml nnd circulated In said (tnunty of Barry cotintv. .Michigan <*iid court.I this fatality which is becoming So frequent* it llaiTy <>n«-c in cauh week Im- iliri-c Mieci-4*hi- ilnrry oni-r in each week for threwaiteceasl’ - | the place m InddinK the t'itrii weeks, previous In valit dav of bear!tig. rr.unty <.f Ram >. fcahall "•-11 nt | not an d'rganic disease of the heart which is weeks prevlini* to *al>l dm ot fa-:irinc. , \ tmeropy l < I.FMENT SMITH. < I.EMKNT KMITH. the iflgbeot bidder the lands au. prernlraa drincurable, but tbe Double is due to remuk * \ iiur copy. । Jutixe of Prolml<Judge of prolialr. 5 MTil-cd ill naiil iiM*rtg3gi, to hit: AH that cer­ causes, which will iu time produce a danger­ tain plere or parrel «»f huvL-ltniic in th* county i.f Hum am’ Mutr«»f Mlrldgsin. knouu Uurtih'ous condition of the heart. These remote .-Male of .Mtehttani. Fifth Jndfrfa) Clnnilt.- In : scribed as fidkm. vi.’; All that portion «»f Hu* .stair t<i .Michigan. FHlh J»cHc(kJ <<'Inuit. In-nlt.’• hr hi* cauyesare often(im» of the most trivial na­ . lurrth-wrel quarter oi the Waith-west quarter of tTinnrery. i h.iu.'en. j ■ ’> ture; Uujjg^hes arogo el rd by thoc IxWtic Galp'fa. r«Wnpl:liiKi|H. '' ' . lotilsa M. Hull. Horare II. Hull. Elliafaifh ■v'C'tinn < write. In township l wi» north, of range atljmte^ tniff moBMhem, rm the ronitary contrary are .iffljgred -thrm, Jnil nnt on M.-ttrh. Cleni«-utin«* Toblna. Calfata VanNlvkles. ten west, lying south of the highway running an easterly and westerly omiisc tlitwigh said mh> Itldiurd I’owell, Viola Powell and Albert Woml< hurl<ts Gahfaua. d*-icnti3iit. prectttsorijhf »evrrc sickness if not resulting Suit pending In the ( Irt-uiK'ourt (ortlic i tHinty maiisrr— Um three laMrhy UivRrnext fr-tend, 1mm< | lion, rpntiiniug tMrly acre* of land, or so much in tiudiden neath, which U becoming sp com­ ftirntw iiMhlwd! nt*tre*ary to -pny the AidDimlof num. In Oram-cry. ul Hasting'. <h»- Utli day diMionsMlii inoftgagwith iDtcrwt tlwrean nt mon to this complaint, and iu! which the of Iiri-empcr. A. 1». 1S8X • sn.b»*v>. HulK lJwe IIWLImnld HuH/llklr 1*^1.I*r v«>ti ‘«Rtfhri with the rM- find hx In thfa<i*uMc it appearing from affidavit on flic great dangci lie#. A disordered >t<«inaeh i-< mi Hull, tiricy Hull. PrtecillaTrowlirirfjrubd » ,M ’ .'!?r'! U . l, ’ " ft *. by ^ a5L . that the dt-fendant. < harlet ffahtsh i. fa aunnone of; the greatest sources of this dtscasc, rrsldcnfof thfa Hint*-, but fa a resident of Vie- »> - - Hull, an- Infant wlwwe Christian Maine h : Ifabxl December trtb. A. D.1WC. CHOLETTt BEACH. and affords cause for the graven apprehen­ glnlu City, Nevada. unknown, nnd (ieorgr j. Cox. defendants. (»n motion of Hmilh S i’nlgrovi-, M»ji< lu>n fw . suit penA Ing In th»><T»eult Court fortlw county sion. The principal symptoms are a feeling romplainnnt.lt fa ordored Hint said <i<-fend:«u ul HariT“ln< haneeiA—at ilnstingaan tbrinsi > ■dgrret Mlnni and »Ik> raiios. „„„ . ' enter bls appcnrani-rtM iblsrmiM* op or before «hiv <>f November. A. b. h*l ' ittortieys for’fade Ev-eutor. vtomacli sensitive lo .pressure, tongue coated four montlu* from tiu-datcof this order, mid IImi In tills-cause-It ni’pearloE that dvfamtuuts . Halite frack. Miralpui. white or yellow, with bad taste even- morn- ■ within twenty djira;tfa- rmiinialiiant < auM-th;-. June Hull anti--------- Hull.an infant whnacchri*-; .Lr...•‘•hIit to fa-putilfaDCd in the I la--1 ii igs Bxnnhi;. tian name h uuknonu. are not itMdeotw of this 1 uig, constipation or costu ene-.s (this symptom j^bllcaMwi tufa- continued in <a»rl» MUdc. but |v*ldrln Hie Mute of Kaiisuv There­ .Mcwtjracv Nair. • i* very badjaud should bp corrected),appetite " fore, on nioUon nf Smitli & < olgreve, the soHcieek fcir slx*urre*-» j ve week*. *•— , itefauli tun Ing been nuute in tilt-roinHtlon» ot Ita'iingx. prveihlierjah. «*•'. ' < lora few eouifttoinaiiU, ItJ* ottfrreri that Defend-1 a certain nurrtinire <whereby Hie. power therein variable, fraqUcnt weak, and'faini spells, difHiANg A. MiOKUi:! ants Jium 110*1 mid---------Hull, whov Christian ticult at times to get.breath,a lack of energy • , 'Marne |< unkaown, enter their appearance in , Clmdr .fudge. and vitality. Strict attention also thopld be : ririd rmrsr on « tirfotv fcuir niontliN from the b*-wfaK <Ute the tweirty-seM htti day of NovemSMITH A COMIROVE. dale of this onlcr. Ami tlud w ithln twenty *— V'-TA ■ V?"- “J*1 nco«lp*1 •» the office of the J given to the kidney* ami liver, as 1 hey often fflfafa-d the eotiipliiliyint.-reausi* this order lobe publi affect this most sensitive organ, the heart. / )■ m min Heffhter ot Det-da In and for Marry County Midi- ! hi the HamttwU HANKKBi’sald imMIcntlim to igati. on the twrnty-'wirntb day of November A. Now, note the mistake most all make is 7 , D. two. In Uber “H” ot moritrngMon page “371’• neglect to vanquish, y) to speak, these alarm­ UJinitei-i ■ and given for tin- ram of bvr litnxfrvd and fifty FKANK A. HOOKER. ing symptoms when they attack us. Thus it ; k------— ...... - .... hhom. in dollars, fu tw mid In five yiara from Ute dale Circuit Judge thereof, with the iiriviicgt- ot pfiying In three is all-important to know if there he a way lo , ( SMITH A COLGE6VE. preren< wrlov. s.n.T d.n r.m.HjMa,.:, j years.wllh Intereat pn}-uble unnwflUy at the nate Solteltora for Complalnanta. of eight jK>r eent per auuuin; and whereas It (Attest.' <’HARI.ES M. MACK. disease has tiecame so fatal, no remedy has Jennie- Arnwtrm®, Hattie Mullrffin.t Frank !; expressly agreed amtoed in raid said mortgage, mortnaae, that- aheuld Res inter. my dcfttftlOwi made In payme at 0/ attracted such wide-spread utt tent ion as the , *l?hcr’ FW*?* !'nrt Ffalu-r. iefuiMl,, part.theri-of, ou Gprman remedy, Vdnl bgurrs AUxifie, and it1 L’pon due proof by affidavit that Jcfinfc Armis made iMyahleaa above >~-de JWahle aa above enreMed. exprewod. and and should sliouid is now acknowledged lo be the greatest ' strong, Hattie Mcllvaln. Frank Fisher and Julia tbe Mnarreinaln unpaid and and in artrar# arrears for th. tfa State of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit. In ‘•he ^mOTemaln RJ*f* °rttlrty 1*%J11?® and trom Ujenrefortii. Experience has proven that this remedy, ,latr of Mtehiic-n and In the stale of Kansas, ex- n^-k‘<-7‘ combining as it does accurately rare tonic, al- cent Fraak FWier. who redfa-A in the state fifty doRaflLwfth iUIarrennnjr of mtaM there­ on. »ludl at the option of said iMrtKMt* become terative,diuretic and cathartic properlies, and wl*’on*l<i. And on mollminf smith «r<Mgre “rUfcm. diiemidnap^lclmm^telvtirrwftw.aiid de­ <b« peculiar mwl.u.1 ..I combination gim It ^.'UliXnK.XSSSirSSSAW a wonderful comrol over the eaaae. a. well : roraplalnl fflnl In ill ulu raa.f. nlrliln’tour j£?n ™ireSt‘or fault toying l<-en made In tfo payment of aaid interwon one <K tbe days whrreon the same i* as over the heart'd |ess <fac,w*,hr the Blate'Tbutfa areoident of Cotai ^Merhauy heart's action. and(iu andQu no |er* de­ fa* taken ii%|w|!r<iwltlt eohnty, New Ybtir. On motion of Smttti A: Col­ - and Bill of . .rqiuplalHi rdutli.... gree is Its curative power for aHJ/ainey An<l further, that this order i>«-puf......^.n<>.r liver troubles. A* one well-known Athencan American In In twentyday* twiiiydayi from from'thhi'date '<> thr the HaaUog.* HaaUora **•••■ it <. thh date ' in writer has said of this important rauedy: B iw>w»|uiiM-rprinted printed In In the thesaid said couniv couniv that Raid defendant eater Ufa appearance In thl .. anxemi# newspaper Alaxine is adapted to the want*, of dvfetibodv ,,f Itar'>-lM‘-published therein once in each caune on or iiefare four month* tram Um date < .1.11 • J- iz: ?. 7J I Heck Inr “bt Mw'ks in wicwsslon-, aurh pubiteathl* order. Aim! that within twenty day* th from- the occasionally indisposed to the long- Hon. however, shall not bv neeeiwnry canno In nurthia a I order to be pnbtlahe ________ .„.nw a i complainant ropy of of this this <>rdqr ordgr fai iw served served on the said sat I dcfcndi d-fend- ■ **ldt *Si\Lo*tlon 2 Miffering invalid, acting promptly yet barmharm- ropy ■littering on the lewly oa all Uic punapal organs of the body, rum*, pcnonally, at least twenty da vs More <h<* * *>• .WtUnnwl OBorin each w<«e«: for »dx week lime Iterein prescrflied for their anucnraiirc. ln "««*aRlon. TtMtx A. Eooien. ‘lly virtue of its peculiar combination it does , me Ixyrrin prescrilx-d for their appearance. ■ ..Cfconlt Judge. Dated thfa nth day Of December. A. D. IW I twentytwo oema. And Will keep tbe hysietn healthy and regular HMTTR A- COMIBOVIk . FRANK A. HOOKER, or suit, at law or e Holfcftore forComnlalnant. and at very little cuvt to the individual. As circuit .hirfs*. Attest. i A true oqny. SMITH A(-tiMiKOVKknowkxlge,of tlie experience of any one who J!..«. icl \ M- Mack, Iteafateir.. sollettnr* fnr Complalnniii i part roereor, now has had a severe sickness and tbe cause ol* li­ ■***■/**»— ; fhfffibtbatpn the tweKL. i • given, tliut on WodnaMv Mcdn C11U««XT Me. i -Maret: Mwch A. AU). 1M4, Htonco nt< . nal recovery i* invaluable iu licjpiag the ofa.D. iw, ’dijek Intbe wiernooa I State of eMdcaM- 1Wabb3H«0brt Court foe th* ®f th*1 ---------- Ui^jiorth front door or enI leg Isler. flirted to determine wh.it m|y be the matter I • ooontv of Barry In Chancery. with them..ami in leading thWn t6 nsc the , Mary L. T^wrrace, Complainant.... right remedy H they woite^gwpre of getting Court for Mddte«nty of Barry,) Br*----------- --well, we therefore ic:ate^K’cxj>enence or widui piUdlitoBrtlon or irndiK- to Mr. J. Baughman, of Mr. wPklX>-, whose blffilt-r (Mto|Ntofa>-s In said inortgat sickn^s ilhirtrates so vividly .hat of many Mlti1 Reed, Defendant*. othcr£.« The causes of iny sickness, said Mr. npald ! Dynrirtna «| axiecreo of the above mentioned fy mi m am ।»» umur-M w ix- mu? <nw unpaifl court in the above entitled cause, bearing dare Baughffian, wire lint must common symptoms,. r Fab. ic, iwa; i«b^i but it Will will tie tn: j»een seen Hiftt that if they are considered blgbratbiddei ^^n^tgagv trffliugj anrl allowed full sway, serious conse­ aryttUatteM l‘*C*<»<Jr1,,‘far-i“ °t lamltyhiik.Trid being situate front doortF quences will inevitably follow. I did noth­ i city ’ fa the Cbuui v of H*8’.tnirn. in ing unit! J heqan to feefahat J was losing my Court Houne ig the'jilace for usual Strength. 1|iieu it was that I began circuit courlf xiUd aouutv cf having pains that - would appear aifi! dniap-i r lantfa and pri tlmi tSrtv.four BB4J and th «•* doteribetl In forth titty acre? und authorizei of timlMiilU'fasfIraeUraml f be RoWtbenln. [tear in variuns parts of my body. My skin ; ' tn the uia<gM lion tjBnfa-e seventeen tivi lx liccamc hot and dry , and my back acked so t vir: All Chitcc_ _ ______ __ ____ _______ ... ,y tkmrBRng m Town there on_____ ______ _ that I eould hardly lieur up under it. f had' and being in the conntv of Barry and state at * tan” MichIran, dcaeriteod as follows, to wit: Tbe M intetiRC burning and cutting join when ur. west half of the Mouth-cast quarter. andtheesxt MBS. II. M. NORRIS rnating, and one of my worst symptoms was ; fqfyowalfhMt af the aputbmreavwtmter • of costiveaes;,. |Vas exceedingly nervous; ap­ petite pour; cfaikl Iprtjlv uigest what 1 did eat. But nil, the i reatmenl I got fnuii various . hundredths nw») aerea, *econllna to the govphysicians was of no avail. Health «nd am­ ernmrnt surrey thereof. Tbe amount daa on bition gone, I hail tn give up biiMness. I be-,' ‘ i, ■ rakt mortgage January -r., i*ml wm Wtt.ea. ; date the came despondent and gloomy ami indiflereut •' ”»I -------- , What? , That Cyclone V\ hich Marched throughed the Mammoth Wholesale Houses of New York, picked up a Lafge-Bd Splendid Assortment pf Goods for • ~ , * • . .. . . . _______ - *?HE HOLIDAYS . * ' - . A 1 i t t i . , .' - . landed them tn the Drug Store! of O v* Frederick Hotchkiss, t to CU.SS .. IbJuom.IbJ Middle-aged People; ' * for Presents .. - for Young People, Presents . - - 5.u-.- for Children _____n , In endless varieties and at Prices never before i'aSSRS’iwMK II -r ‘ JBL - Chtuxcwry Order. ‘I’nSu'’ lentire.diurMiaudotlunktuopenles.ul w | nil | J I |J Bs^ ■ offered in this City. ~ ~ m -A- N D ------ —............. EXAMINE.* ............... ... .................... - ~ 1. A AAA r ---- ----- ~ w w ffi? Pianos to everything around me, and for several month*! scarcely .left my room. Was it ixhsiblc that ] bad heart disease? A traveling salesman and acquaintance nf mine, hearing <4 my cntical condition, urged me lo try Aloaiae, and llat 1 could get it iibw of «nv v.eli. informed druggist. Said he was afflicted in .000 iWdsfaf Bolte £ fj fU3<J.'Yi!.1 W high-! tffewitwWBWWttCto' * n. prices tjun ever. All holta • i •’ |W'44 lIlCljeH loilg. sOl-ndj • stule<if Mlclit i .. wme.och ».j c,l wm „><1 ibni. cred *i». korereug tnareresraici, I . lou stHUght. Ull<l frff flTnn k nots. ■ f 1 * for sP,,t everything over Ifi inch- J>c rf m, draggid. Brre.MB?* Z . . ' Bro.,Jndcc. <M1 , - , . Al£.-r-l1<!n , of Barry, on the tl In jthe• IHTS in Liljer tea u -'.'I u» in the matter of the*extnte tSPstary A- H&hr a nnnoV. under ,,n,w ildrouBti , . • Stitutcdai I ;I .‘Belies hi diameter! White ash I NwW what furrfa-i-m.- .. .. J ,.L.—____ I n ... . Musick Merchandise. Che ‘ it to 44 itches long, SS.jill per -AND- M»BTH WX »TAT> BT.. RABTtRB, MKB. cured by >ui � http://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/410/HastingsBanner_1883-12-28.pdf 5a61d05c53f9a53ba4fbed9dc5df14b6 PDF Text Text VOL. XXVIII. NO. 36. HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 28, 1 ' ■ -. yjgM.) - , Prices Down! Down! Numerically, there was not much dif­ I ference between the armies- lietween I 80,000 and 90/MX) each. The lattle began ! earjy and raged with intense fury the । whole day. especially oh the right and , I left, where Hooker and Burnside’s earn- • | niands were. Night put an end to the | j carnage, with the pewit ion of the'com* ptatants nearly the some as when the I battle commenced. McClellan very un­ i wisely granted Lee a flag of truce, os­ tensibly to bury the (lead, really, it i proved, for him to retreat across the ■ river, which he did un the 18th. Our J I division arrived on the field after the ; iMtttle was fiver, and took position on ' Overcoats worth J 0.00 for $7.00. Overcoats worth $15.00 for $12.00. the right with Hooker’s men. The day 1 | and night of the 18th and the forenoon i ; of the 19th was spent in idleness, except: j the burying of^ the dead. On the 19th at noon we started in pursuit of the reb- I Men’s: Suits worth $ 15.00 for 812.00. Shirts and Drawers from 25c to 5Oc. els, and in doing so passed through a por। tion of the cornfield where Hooker and Jackson had fought their men so aav-j : agely. Hundreds of dead rebels strewed i i the ground, and, having lieen killed on > the l«th anti 17th (ejeptmed to the full ; blaze of a scorching sun since that time) ( the IkmHch •were all in an early stage of ' l decomposition. bloated and blackened; I dsit*KttninirMc*»-'- <*manatingfroin them. I In passing along uflHi- turnpike, we I marched through the village of Sharps-. The village was a soi.,- inking Silks in Black for 75c, 90c, 81.00 and 81.25. Black and Colored Cashmeres burg. place, many of the houses ami burin from 40c to 75c. places Ijeing riddled with shot and shell. The next morning we retraced our line of march down the pike toward Wii1 Hanttport ’A force of rebels were in । that vicinity and Gen. Couch, with his | divirion, was sent to reconnoitre the vio। inity. We had seen enough dead to eatl isfy the moat gormandizing appetite the j I day Irefore, but a still worse sight! awaited fre; for it was across this turn- I : pike that the reliels had charged so ! I many times, only to be driven liack by I I the onslaught of the unionists. On the ; I left of the road were wixxix, where the 1 rel>el reserve was, and on the other side i j the oom field. Jtehris by the scon* lay I along the fence, where they hatI fallen While climbing in the charge or retreat. i Near an old log chnrth on the wooded | ’ side of the road the rebels lay . in piles j 1 where they had l>een shot down as they I emerged from their protection. But 1 the reliels had done their work as well;; ’ for every reljel we saw there was a fresh made mound, beneath which lay buried h loyal hero. Scores of these dotted the । roadside. and nt the head of each oom-1 Talk about the hard times, tiiere u no such thing, ; rads had erected little pine head-boards, j : am! Ottered upon them the name, com- i convinced all yfni want is to go to Smith. Haas « VaxAi pony and regiment of the steeper. Our where it is not hard times, bnt Cheap Prices. I division Went to Williamsport but found I no. rebels. and after a day or two we ' went into camp neir DoujUsville, Md. ’The army Jay in absolute idleness for ; nearly four weeks, and during the time They have, besides the choicest China and the new regiments were drilled. the old nicest ine of Lamps, Cups and 8aucen ever in ones feclotbed ami many of the sick and at ahout one-half the price ever before offered. wounded ot. the summer campaigns reAll day Friday. December 14th. our store was closed to | turned to duty. It was while here i that rumors of the dawn of peace were I ' published, and many thought that the Mabk. Down our Entire Sloek of would cltise without further blood-; Who world not pull his pocket book for the last I shed. Gen. Slocum vhdted our regi-i! j ment during the existence of these ru- | when he sees so many nice things to please the folks at 1 j Inure, and in nn address to the. regiment I gave it as his opinion that peace was j near at hand. White here. President I Lincoln reviewed the army. His pate, Besides the many Toys, they have the Lai . care-worn face gave evidence of (the I stock of Groceries ever in the city. Bring 1 deep anxiety ho felt for the snccras of- j we want it. i the army. The long roll finally sounded, tents were struck, and we were off for Vir- j At eight o’clock Saturday morning we began the greatest ginin. Crossing at Berlin we strimk out in the Old Dominion to the left and ■ . ------------ --- ------- —w——— slaughter sales of winter clothing ever known in this city. [south of the mountains. White the, tSON AVENUE army was hatted a day or two near On account of the warm weather and backward season we are I Warrenton. Va.. during the first days of ’ overloaded on Overcoats and Suite and we are going to un­ November, McClellan was relieved of , j coinn?md and (ten. Burnside succeeded j load at unheard of low prices. • We intended to wait until the 1 him. McClellan vfrited the different I army corps before he left the army. I middle of January, but the backwardness of the season com­ The troopa, hearing that he was com-; pels us to make our slaughter now—yon will be astonished to। j tng. Hocked by thousands along the roadidde where he was to ptwk Cheer ' after cheer rent the air as the handsome see the bargains we are offering. little general rode along, lifting his cap. nodding and ncuming salutes. Gen. By buyiny your Orercoate an^l Suite of H» you trill mre enough’ Burnside with his staff wn> n short dis­ tance in tlie rear, and an (wcattonal to buy your own Prerents ond select such as you may rhatwe to need.‘ ahout went up for him. Tfe jiolitelj•OTdtallx InvIlnA t. look lifted his hat, white the sun glistened on , ,IM>. wkloh will bo looixl . his hairiei* cranium. The army of the Come early and avoid the runt). Ladies are especially in ­ Ifatomac lovM McClellan as they never la thio rooatry la all la opiolai" Goods Sold According to the Times (Overcoats worth $3.00 for $2.25. Overcoats worth $7.00 for $5.00 Men s Suits worth $7.50 for $5.00. Men’s Suits worth $10 far $7.50 Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs in Large Quantities. The best article made, at prices lower than ev°i- before offered. large assortment of Underwear, Flannels, Cottons, etc., which we close out at reduced-prices, and lower than any store in the county. Our Stock of Hardware always Complete. lything We can suit you on our CLOSED I TOYS! I vited to call and examine our fine tine of Smoking Jackets and gents’ furnishing goodsbefore making their Holiday purchases. Fine silk and hem-stitched handkerchiefs. elegant silk and casaemere mufflers; velvet, plush and silk neckwear—all in the latest designs. ' Smith, Hams & VanAr: �iHty of We are c.dled to chroniA? the (terth | Ml , v.*x. ■• M e hail a nice little yun of sleighing irare. Christ mas. of Mr. Comton. this week, who nrtded | for Christmas, and a little more snow •Hrimrt ——• and «Robert I Irene anil tamli• lirii .and -Mart IXlerit-k and family just over the county line. swld be very acceptableThe Bradley boys • new xwrtl- j (’kXirnna nt Fjla-xrd Itetsex. ---- — - sport ,No public ratertainnients I bnstmas si«it Chrfctmaa al Edward Beoel). Robert’ Bradv, of Battle Creek, is in I box cutter. rwrty r™. eve, but a number of family trees; one ' . Bert Bertie H m irone has gone to Pli Plainwell for I at J. F. Brandstetterb and one at O. G. Geo. Wb Marshall and,family. Miss a few days. , Gobs.’ . • The Good Templars bad a Christmas , Miiry FoWler, Heory and Chas. Diller Tuesday evening there will I* given tree Wednesday evening at their hall at spent Chrirt-mas with Mr. Peter Roth(for moon) » Xe» Kngfand supper. qpmt Chrfctnw Bowen’s Mills. • Tbrao who »re fond of Inked brans. litar and <ifi-. LUHeOUlenple fa spending Christmas Miss Bidlin, of Par nm, sister of Mrs. " ... pien and _ j th, libo Xflas Hullin. • doughnuts, pumpkin like, ! Frank Mc&erby, is spending her vaca­ with the Vreelands. at Green lad;?. can find thrni plenty at the I. 0.0. F. tion here. . .a . n . I,all on that evening. The benefit for LAorr. । Clark Shipman and daughter, of Bat­ Mrs. Emma Clark has been quite ill the M. E. church. tle Creek, are visiting his sister, Mrs. O. On Friday last, a tram before a rragduring the past week, but te now con­ , on. without the box,»aa seoi tearing ^W?I?Mte-ble, wife and son, of (rtsego, valescing. down our Main street at breakneck art the guests of Mrs. Albert Bullis, of the vicinity and Mrs. A. T. spewl. on the reach wa» arated a young Foote. .... Battle Creek, spent a few <tay« nt her man holding the Bnee with dwperate Mi® Hattie Foote returned Irom Oli­ home tart week. ... T ’ 1 grasp, the snow halls and ice lells mak­ vet to spend the winter vacation. In Chnrile! Oh, Chortle! know von not, > ■ ing ronalc about his ears. On they company with her sister. Mrs. W. I. th,-hrart of woman fa a, chnnjrrable ■* |\ /] /*\TT \4 3 tamo ^ntil they ralched the hotel tarn, the treacherous wind? Charles, take the I W I f 1| I f—* W where thev were dbliged to stop, and wooden wedding id J*rairieville. ndvlce of a friend; nevernak that irirl to A-V-L. WAAXy V / Will climbed off his perch, none the J. C. Duel, of Brileyu.1, Ims been en­ attend church with you again. Worse for his rapid ride of a couple of gage I bv our school liuarrl tn teach dur­ A series of revival merting* are being ing the remainder of the school year. miles. carried on at the M. K. church, and we inn. us visiting at there will he good done, as we* Miss fg-na Guerin, of Dexter, will O. L. 1’almer. <*f A*tri: ' ' “ * spend the hoUdare with Ifriends in our S. J. Ifindta’s. tave a winking and enthusiastic pastor. The B< ill I hgrw assault and tattery rase Rev. Mosher, of Battle Creek. town. Mis Clara Nichols has gone horse was tried on Monday, and resulted in a ■The school In district No 4 Is having llne'of live ilollare and costa. for Christmas. a vacation this week; the t.-arhsr fa Mine Julia Hughes is home, fapai spending the holidays with friraA st * Dakota, for the winter. „ ' maa et e, at the Opera House, for being Bev Mr. Horknraa.of Adrain. prrachOscar Diamond and who. of Big Bap- the isst quadrille ibuicer. A bunting party fa lieingtalked nlmnt. f|ir lullt thp M E .^an-p, fa», Thane i<6, formerly of this place, are gurats uf for I riday of this wisk. (|a^. evening. Mr.smdMrs. Blxsoell. Mte Would »-14h th? “JUSjBtit" a Mr. Keyes, ot Assyria. 1ms. hsweii the tvm. Brown, who has tarti MijonmMerry Christman and a prosperous New NasbvUle Hnnte. ami entered upon >>'» I iwt in Arinma for a time. Is again In .luttM, Jana* Blair har ing retired: I our lllirtrt The tenth itnni\ eraury of the Woman’* I ’-------------------- T— Woodland. Crusaiic, wfiich gave rise to the W. ( ’ . T, j HIOKOBY CORNKB8. Sljghing fair and people making good V.‘, was appropriately observed last Sun- i The little folks had a Christmas tree use qfit. ’ ‘ I V day ev.trtink at the M. R. church. Slug-1 at the Baptist church Chrwwnas eve. . The shed eovaring St. John’s saw mill lag; selections were rend, mid speeches i Family Chr!, ' -*UIM tn* Mrs* raved in Monday moming, damaging 'made by >te*trs. Hardy. Holler, Wheel-1 mon LBW,vn<*M* the mill about $50. er, GlaMgow*. Livermore. Faaset. MrsJ Mr. mi-** Aidrich gave n Glaago^. Fasset Mrs, | ‘ Ittadimly^occtiringU) imuiy pt*opta in Woodland that the lw*» ♦nt- • have lol Dr. Barl>er read a jNiprr explaining the i c»;,wtnias <*>nn<’r to a tew of their . friends. do With co-opendivr life insunu,w M)ln.. origin of Jlhet movement. Mrs. G. panics, the, better; if they P^y loascs' Truman riiad an appropriate J»e> ‘ L,on-i Hiere will lie a New \ ears dance at The Sunday Spools of vilhMCe | Thompson’* ball. New Years night. like a certain company adjust s a los3 had trees.- The :m<* othen< । Asa A idrich, of IMorirey. is the guest , InWpodtad. the dead then we -war J exerted theins'.’ ■'*an*1 nf John Ford through the holidnys, rtMUngri""*, verv chi’^ '^as rahtcwiLered. The: The Barry Exjioiuuit, the great Amer«»«.«<<•. L. D. & E. ^Varner haw opened- up a tm .airly groanetl with the toad of J lean philosophical journal, lias done meat market in connection with their beautiful and useful presents; the i gone and busted up. The buainesa man* grocery store. A business we have felt churches were trimmed in a very artistic «ger has eloped, and gone into a lietter :ui<I tasteful manner and tilled to their <*ccupHtion-taken the pulpit, for a the need of for some time. The following officers elect of Wuxi* utmost capacity at an eaFly hour. At i change. land Lodge. No. 3O4F.&A.M.. were the. Congregational rhun-h the exercises L The testimony in the divorce rase of I installed Thursday evening: A. eonsiste<l of singing by the choir, and j Mrs. Thompsou was taken last week beHough, W. M.; B. S. Holly. S. W.; A. T. children, speaking, xml dialogues. A i fore Squire Barber; F. T. Colgroye atCooper, J. W.; E. F. Hilbert, Sec.; new feature wax a manger, in which tomey for plaintiff, Chax. Wolbrook ntGeo. W. Smith,. Treia.; J.Scbaibly, 6. evenone disposed could drop a pound ‘ tarney for Mr. Thompson. Mre.ThompD.;Jkmes Gray. J. IL; J. Colestock, of some article of uw? in a household, j sou has withdrew her plea, asking for and thentheeontentsdistributvd among ' alimony. Tyler. ’ Williams offers his farm for •' The practice of having family Christ­ the poor. The children were all happy, । "Loyalmas trees seems to lie on the increase none having lieen forgotten. sale, ux he wants to sell it before he re- j Jefferds part G. A. K. will have a i turns to Dakota, every yearin Woodland, the past Christ­ eamp fire (»i Feb, S2d, 18M. .V g<xxl Ben Hess is going out west, land pros-' mas witnessing a host of them. A difficulty seems to have arisen be* I time may be expected, l pecting. Of 25 Monroe SL, who has teen located tween a certain newspaper correspon- j > Died, Dec. 20th. Alfred Bradley, aged in this city for five years, luts gained a BUTXtaND. dent of this place, upd a citizen lately ! Christmas and sleighing. H5 years, 11 months. His remains were very enviable reputation as a sj*ciaiiRt l.’M CAfAKUH known as the professor, the real tneriUl )ct. on the, tw, ,hlring thl, IIi)lw„VH. ;j uixen taken to a Marengo, Calhoun county. for in the treatment of au**vr. consumption, •It nr th** case ontin we tve don /ir.n'f TirolAriel to (rs know, Irn/xu- so expect plent v of fruit next summer"I■ inti.nnunl . of the ’t pretend intennent. stomach troubles, mid,nervous' diseases but are inclined to think that the prop­ even if you don’t get it ‘h,r town*^liP treasurer says taxes are generally, and lx the recipient of many osition of the scribe was fair enough, The clover hulter engine recently ■ntly set i ver ” > aluw about "WM‘ »-«««• in *“ this year, jis tertimonials from neftfly every |>art (>f . viz., that if the injured party could con- fire to a‘lot of nnthreshed clover lre lielong-1 .w..R ( termers '*are “■ pretty hard •up, — •us a general1 1 tfoe state concerning hix wonderful cures • vines him that he had wronged him ing to Mrs. Hill, destroying it, together j (that ’he has already performed. Having that he would! make amends. Proof lieen educated in one of our eastern coiwith a quantity of clover straw owned 1 DWT Wo 4 school Rbpobt TRADE MARK. not submitted yet. by Mr.Bock. Why cannot a/orce pump . The f„Uowlng ta the «.h<XJi r,.p,,rt for legvH and now the oldest medical co liege Mr. GalUhger. an esteemed citizen of and hose be attached to the engine, so I Dirt , of Iturrv. for the raonth ,.n(1. on this continent, he has in consequence Woodland, was buried on Christmas, become thoroughly versed in the theory that, in case of fire a stream of water December 7, 1883the funeral being held at the Meyers' copld immediately be thrown upon it?y----------------- ——■ and practice of medicine, therefore mak­ church. I ,, • , i. The plan looks feasible. "j ing his success a natural reward. As Conrad Hoenas is inBav City under Mr. Schuyler Hendrick and Miss Eva j proof positive of this fact, he can readi-: medical treatment for son/^disease that Dote, formed a life partnership (matri-1 ly refer to manywho have failed tv get seems to haffie the wisdom of the medi- moniai) the 24th. The good wishes of help that have bM^ treated by the emi­ i cal men. many friends go with them. nent physicians in the state—AgrienltnAbout one o’clock Tuesday morning • Rev. Whittaker. IT. B., is holding si .kt- j ral World, Grand llapids. C. C. Demaray was awakene<l by, the ies of meetings at the Podunk school HuTirJoaM.. Wm. Wcbota.. Fifth Q&adx School Rmpomt. alarm, of fire. One of his boys, sleeping house.. Lt is to be hoped that they will in the second story of the bouse., awoke accomplish a great deal of good. Pupils not tardy during the term: - Jaeoh Alum Hourrner r Edna Garrison, Guy Bauer,, Nellie . to find the upper part ofthe house abmit' Patil Blake who was recently burned ieGwtn falling in. He awoke lhe family who out, is once more offering his chairs for TWghner, Belle Rock, Maud Stebbins, had barely time to get dut of the house sate. Give him the patronage Which he Ruth Moore, Belle lounpmAn, Allie mt.ftinJrtSgf aWMWM■ in their night clothes.! Nothing was (tatetves. Boughton, Shirley Smith. KUa Bnrrett Th, Weakly Kota alone, frwa rnrerto nA of UM, WIT OXX S0LLA1. saved but 'one of ruiuiiuu;. ftirniture. uunn, Loss, --------“■o piece VI Pupils neither absent or tardy : Anna Thomas Henry has thie timber nearly J emir Norwood AUiNTS UWXTED fa.fa^.. Giddings, Bertha Bentley, Eddie Fair- J ' 8JOO. Insurance, 8400. Mr. Demaray hewn for. his new bam, which Dole & Ina Gwin........... . «ious upon above ----has the sympathy of the (dufro com- Hathaway have the contract, of erecting. child, Willie HitchcJJek, Harry Monroe.; BKLLK MrELBE.W I niunityj Several feniDies from this '-town are : . , Trjuher. ■ attending the revival meetings at Hast­ I HASHVWLE. KI.DVS KEYSOLDH. ADVMfcTIMD LFTTXBS. ings, conducted by Rev. Hunsberger. 1 Tracher. • Christnuu 1ms came and with it the teller* ftddrrwd to the following pfflomre. j nudnlng in the pout ofllc« at H»«t Ing*, num I • reunion, of many families. There has Fm-ttau^r--------wf^It^™^Soou,TT’ i Ijeen enough «iow An make wry fair Mlchlsnn. IM. M. IMl; HASTINGS MASWyra Mr. B. Fwkert la rapee t«l home from . ,th!" •Mondav count). <». Uninkwlck. Mwiwtl J. Brown, IMvIct (Mb-! ’ -J- • ; ’ sleighing, imd it has been improved by Florida next spring. A<fri,'ultural NwMy 'l«*sd holm. Gftortr Hn«er, Freak H. Jeakina, (tiartrx wl'JSl ! | our people; our streets have resounded Mral'etprBenntriisijavveringfrein!11^^^’!^ , „ Smith: drop Mter. Frenk Newton; enrrt. K*reh ' (’am. wJrtl........... ' ....................... j ! with the merry hells and joyous laugh- l,i»v uni'us.i • !’ rre»Ment.-Jf«ae Jordan, Woodland.' w. M.rowna. p. M. 1 Kf*S5m i ter of the young folks. The merchants Mr. Oieeaebrougfa is bfiving consider*।. Vice President.- J. J. Perking Fraiivn ftnnounreinent tn «>r I D’_rtb‘r ■ • . wear a satilfled look, for they have had able trouble; with the engine on his rieville. rvartrrs thtu wk. • a good tirade, despite the hard timet; SrtxxfMt. Brail*' ■< ' ’ j’'?-' > ; : .! Secretary. -W. D. Hayw, HaetingM. i j presents have been purchased, and the ▲ OA&D. .................?.. Moaher, the jeweler, hun got a tine! Treasurer.—H. G. (lartpr, Harting*. Aindr*. dried................. _ ■: usual festivities of the Holiday season Executive L'ommitte<^~John H. DeuI wonk I Muni many thanks and well . have been celebrated with the amix- selected Htock of boBday goods. Call : rth, Hartingv; Gilbert Striker. Ralti- wishes to those members of my wnand swlkem.’ ? ■ Ihwks. rfrwm*| ... .tewedgayetyof Americans. The put The travel on Oak rtreet Ls inrjwuing | more; K L. F^glra, Cartieton; Mr. Jwaidrry clam who took part in pnwentyear hM ndt been one characterired by JUKI uppirkilHlIBnd ttr^fliAn*. Hipchnum, Assyria; Porter Burton, ing me with a phoV<raph of the class. |sny remarkable event in our town or very rapidly Mnce the hotel changed ' Ilwtinga; C. ILStont}, Butlnnd; Joseph MRS. J. I). DKNNIK • a. ■ vicinity. The year closes wjtfe its usual; ■hands. John lloBiby. formerly BI this plow Bray. TTmrnap^e. regrats for opportunities Jr*---------This year the society has paid over j - -■ Ifajdd^ buried his wife and man j a good J M t -t. ,}___ . S8C0 hufebtednem, and has •#) cash on { WATUUU HKlMlWKX-da KarawS rbaprt. Bnlsu. num., Onton*. UtrBraotBn coma-1. Mra Mri O < Brayton rtarta to-day for 'hand' This exceilmt showing is due h/j REPORTED We are selling goods at ruinoi low prices as J my Large Stock. iVlOllCV Is what I want and must have. Overcoats, Heavy; Suits, Undewear, 'Gloves, Mittens, Knit Goods, and all kinds of Winter Wear MUST BE SOLD Regardless of former prices. We will give you More Goods for your money than at any other place in Barry Count}’. • ’ ■ It E. Y. HOGLE CATARRim^ THE WEEKLY GLOBE, LIBERAL OFFER! THE GLOBE Pl . X, .i *■" ”tatlw" •»»?• rrtataita I ‘lck’ta’ “•*,o the wo* “<■>«• I HkxmiK'K-lKiIX-l. Ure u, ** Iln th*t '• wlnri}. I b> the mxnWn>-nt. The nmr offlran. i M fa, reudrere« rMwX*^ ' M<t a<idtr*>.i°< Hourre. ram, j ar<' of worthwho wiB «*U«t1 l“a'r“'Rr-xramireHra.rt.1; «.i l'"*POri SoturclM- with . lu-ufaed ‘h>- taterrate ot U» Sodrt, .ra t.rtju-r- “>» L.» K.Jfafa, b«, k bhum. m„. .. s xKVxoun-ntnuu.- BlUs. Tooth. Bmz. and JRaM- �---------- --------------------- .. Thomas Burke, an aged man quite well known in this city, died Wednesday. •hurt ms we golo press we learn of ths HASTINGS, PBIDAY. DECEMBER M, ML death of Mr. 1*. D. Quackenbush, of tiiis city. Mr. Quackenlmsh brat iivwl in Hastings for a number of yenrs. und in I y that time had won hosts of friends, who ■; admired his many noble qualities as a W OOD FOR SALL man*. Less than a year ago, he sml his j y aged wife, who survives him. celebrated , •* thrfr cmldAn amAMrul The Hastings Banner. S3,000 IN PRESENTS Local News. G-ivenAway Mpawldiait MjuaafBoMriaK<a. FBLITN AND CONFECnONKRT. Florida Or»np-, Mwnirr L»tnon>, De- BKAMKR BROS. BKNTLEY BROS. a WH.KINK. NTAt’rrKK A MALlMHL'RVb. HABOAIN8, BAXOAIXK BEAMEK BROS. FKEI>KKI< HENRY ». HABCM K, \JUTICK under A* that pbt** win.br kept' a »ub*criptlon book. and a duplicate ropy will bo la the editor** poaaeealoit, to that auberrlptluna , j*b-«ark. or oontrnrto for »4verti«lns «*nmw ean hr «rcurr-i! from thr proprietor, or thr foreman, Mr. Jehneon. As a Special Inducment for Holiday Trade r®duce.OP1r *«*•. have reduced, price* m all demwday.a box or fine . rmn. aunUm. P^rtmente and also agree to present each purchaser of »4.00 From thme wmpiro it i. evident, tfwt >» goods aiid ovei)with one of the following articles. Every v. __ t fair nlnnurta chance 4-z» to nwumsi procure ilnzi the GtiAof finest Anna ones. our former townsman has notJ. 4fl forgoten j' une having ,.u r„ the fine art of preparing sweetmeats to; suit the most fastidious twite. We are pleased to state that the “Wild Irish-’ man” is doing a big business in his new ; locality. He has our best wishes, you j bet. • The Ladies’ Society of ilia Presbyter­ ian church will be entertained on next Friday hfterpoon, Jan. 4. by Mnc Bolt­ wood, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Crittenden, Mrs. White, Mrs. WiUtama, Mrs. Grif­ fith, uui, Mrs. aim. Geer uerr ub and * Mrs. viara. Clark,fat ai Red Ribbon JUU. .» V«niM invitation u> i »u. Mrs, Sarah Williams, of this city, lust ttpookefc 1>®qlc,satu rday, containing tSl&u. The lady thinks she lost the money in j or near Holloway’s drug store. She had just disposed of some property, anil the m<gity kpt was realized from the sale. Mrs. WilMams <<n iDy afford to ' Cook and Heating Stoves Fisclxez* JPi£Ln.o! IN THE MARKET. |ROSEWOOD CASE. VALVED AT W0J Don’t Fail to see our Stoves Before Buying. 1 Fine Gold Hunting case Watch Swell box Cutter . 1 Elegant „ 1 Silver Plated Tea- set I Domestic Sewing machine. 1 Good Kitcheh and . --r — - ,Stove , Furnishings. ‘ 1 Handsome Bedroom set Seven pieces 1 Fine Dress suit........................................ ; 1 Satin Lined Overcoat.............................. .......... I Handsome Dressing Gown 1 Fine Smoking Jacket............................ ; 1 Tilting Silver plated Pitcher and Cup; 24 Cases Silver plated ware................................ 100 Silver plated Napkin Hings 12 Silver plated Butter dishes 12 Nickle plated Watches............ ;i 20 Fine Silver plated Castors.............................. money was stolen, that the thief may be I, Fine Tranks.................... ,!...... apprehended. She offers a suitable n-1 1 Ladies'Gold Hunting case Watch................. ward for the return of the valuables. ( 3 Isirge Silver plated Cake Stands.................... Next week the Banner will resume | 26 Knit Jersey Jackets;■■:■■■ its old size as a she coliunn quarto. W® 12 Sets Combs and Brashes in Handsome Case start ugjitn with the new year, and hope | 50 Pair Silk Suspenders........................................ to make the BaNxer a welconw gnrat 2 Pair of Pants to Order (Maxie to Fit) I _ in every Barry county home. During t,.... „... t And other presents consisting of Neck Ties. Suspenthe year past, with no exertion on our 3,000 i part, we and our subscription list has iders. i ders. Knives. Underwear. in Underwear. Hats. lCaps. aps. etc., making m increased over 200. During the year to 000.. 000. •• ■ *100 80 The Largest -Assortment of Oil Cloth in the City. Don’t-buy until you see it. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Revolvers, Shot, Pow­ der; Cape, etc. Huffman Bros. THIS SPACE BELONGS TO 150 30 20 40 70 12 . 50 .12.50 . EVANS & BROOKS, all *8-1 come, we ahull add Mine new and we! — -2one chance ‘ No 2Ixrttery of in a thousand but every pur-f trust valuable features to our wr.; chaser of *4.00 and over gets a present right after he pays his that win ia> of special interest to jtarry I ^jn come ant] gge j,ow fair we work this scheme. We will «><uity reader, Mr. Potter win con,, mttke affidavit that ail the above articles will be given to purtinue hhechwofiv ar sketches, which * 1 from the flattering comments on them * "a' 1 K a . from many of “the boya in blue.” we Special Bargains in Overcoats know are well received. : Dr. Bnrker han ju< hail printed 10JMJ0. copies ofhi«pu)>er. theEuoCTlini.OGi.<«T, [ the Banner jot» roouw doing the work.1 Thu paper is neatly gotten up, and pre•enta the Doctor’s views in' splendid J shape. It idao enumerates the diseases auccreafuiy treated by electricitN. If you haven’t a copy, the Doctor will cheerfully give you otje. By the way,. Dr. Barker is securing a fine practice . in this city and vicinity. Those who 1 may wish can find out with what sue-1 ecss he meets from not a few of our beet citizens, -who hivye been taking the I electrical treatment with excellent rosuits. The beet of home ruference* can . be given. It has taken somewhat long­ er than he anticipated to lit up and fur-1 niah his rooms over the bank, but the | offices will soon be openod. The Doctor j can accomodate those who may desire i treatment at any time. y . H^memjwr the Masonic Hall. I nion HMl, Tueralay evening, Jan. 1. Theft will I* Quarterly Meeting at thh M. E. church Sunday next. Don’t fail to attend the Nlasoniu Ball, at Union Hall next Tuesday evening. .Rev. llunslierger ou Satutdny last united in marriage Mr. CovUleand Miss Mary Traver, both of .Wopdland. YfflVili regrdt it If you do not attendlhe’MAwnit: Bull at Next Year’s night. Excellent music and a good time for all who come. , We wish our readers each and all , “A Happy New Year" aq^Ja glorioiw ’ godH year all the year’ round. May your i cups of joy tie fulL A aeries of revival meetings are in progress at the Irving M. E. church of Irving. A1 partv of Eva^gdista from ■ Gt^M papilla ^atwiutjrtir U»<‘ J»etor. z . PIMONAL * |UllignAtes is visiting friends M|faM«rghtri>nkIin died at her koine i MLss 4 inAM Vrty 4Yhlmddi»y mortrtng. The I to <)V1A. .John Woodruff, of Otwgu. is visiting funeral services were held at the home J-L.. . of her parents, at one p. m. Thursday, j rdatives.in this city. fonnation of a cit- i Mins Belle M’eagahl " ' McElhaney impending her f*l obedience to the vacation in Owosso. izerni leagul . Uqtiorand, j„„ laws ojf. 6ur state. * Miss May Heath, of Muskegon, is. at K’o individual can n< com/>lish this work.' |lPr |llP fin n thin city. er hO home this city. United effort Witt prove succresful. j Mr. Fred Frink, of Ann Arlror. is vis- { The entertainments kiven by Mr. M. iting at (). J). Spaulding’s. •Wright, of MWdlqvHie, were not very Mr. John Greble and family spent ‘ weir nttemlHi. We ure sotry, for they Christmas in Battle Creek. - * w^ire strictly fi ret dram in every respect . BqUliqy- Wh^rojidcirtunutvlyJilleil right I Mrs. Eniuia Austin is visiting, her ** in £he inldst of mk busied of' the holi- j many friends in this city. 1’rof. B. Hall is enjoying his vaea-1 day switKXi. . . , just .pur- thra The Hanner proprietor has ti< with his family in Ann Arbor, Z’l.L.n„,. ro all fka the ntatoMul rnatwial nkuwi. need-1J. < hMrli<. Phillips un.d & J*. Burrall. of ' T‘* ofl*^ '^c I Jaekram, were in tjie cite thp jrast wek. ■tliittA-wort. Rresacs, > 1 nu. ' " vork is' Ira VanValkenburg took Christmas and type are new, and all work is ; dinner with his parents in Battle Creek. guartmCttd ai jdttKTncton. • ? Anlvbxth morning, mornlnir.SS penons joinLast Sabbath 52 persons join­ ■ Mr. Rock fo»mr and tamlly. of MlilTrrtWltidlt foiifi dlwrlllr. «4rt>nM«f I'kWm.. In thta ed the yJr k<*<iHh “ - - I* — wrtH'v ', .' . j" wffifo a .V><r>>anb«i'i _ . liv| __ _ ■ **•* — - about Miss Alice Carnahan, of Indiana, is. two by letter. *' Upto that time 125 hud risen for prayers. The work ^siting her mother nnd Iwother In this i contimies thiij week, with fully ns mneh city interval as ever. . •, u < -That'live and progressive merchant, । Mr. E. fl'.’Ilogle, has a new ad. in This frient issue of the Banneh. Mr. Hogle be­ A. Hering, of. Ann Arbor, is' Mr a f<4* days of hh vacation tn lieves in making acqiuuntau^' ttfdyjfff the press, and does as he advertises thiscity. every time. His success is evidence «<• nAt the-iOld• Reliable tt Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Star Clothing House,, Ware 36, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Rapids. Notick—Fine Fur Caps worth *8.50 only *2.00. ■ Jewelry, Silverware, Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, and Mu­ sical (Soods are ffere/rerf Dolly at my Hfore. which 1 SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE. Buv the Light-Running "DOMESTIC’ Fora Holiday Present! The SIMPLEST machine made, having few parts, do compli­ cation, and requires little skill in management. The LIGHTEST-RUNNING machine, and on that account is I Bought h l>argv Stock j especially recommended by the medical faculty. which I Sell Lower than any J Adapted to the Greatest Hange of Work—will do the tineat as competitor <*an offer. ' well as the heaviest, and is suited to the use of all the appli- , MIMWP A UR QPP PRP that facilitate the ordinary, fancy, or difficult work. hMmlUb AHU um FUa Always ready for use. ann the most durable machine made. VnilflWI It has the most beautiful wood work. It has the be^t set of lUUnOMif. attachments ever furnished with a Sewing Machine. AB Goods New Styles Howf, Howt! .si. John, ]Vilyottt AHirrictUli' jmttfi'ii anti lot* of other*. I hate *oinr »u>tr morMine* at and Warranted as to Singer from 'fy~> to $H0. Coo* in and yd prw* brforr you buy. 1 trill Quality. > 'not b&undrr»dd. XtrtUrx, Oil* and AUachmrutx for all morbim. All kiudn of Wood 1‘umju for mlr, and old Pump* rrpairrd.af my JOHN- BESSMEK. ofirr. one door irrtl ofK. K. C.runt'x, Stetr xtrert. Jeweler. T.. PH ILLI PS. Announcement -OUR STOCK OF— -JJU STOVES and RANGES le Mr. Add- Also Dealer* in V OR F ALL -r i 1 RADE ! As the building which we occupy at present is to He torn down within three months to'give ““^Jewel-Stove, Endless Variety! way to a new brick, we hereby announce that Will and Dora Kennedy* have return­ ed home from the University to sj*rid the holidays. 'Mr. and Mm WUI Goodyear spent Christmas with Mdk Goodyear’s mother, in Orangeville. 4 . Mr. anti Mrs. Ed. Frost, of GramI Rapids, spent Christmas with the fami­ ly of W. H. Frost. Miss Emma Bailey, who is attending I school at YfaUaati. is spending her v»-| doing Home chores and^tfra. Collins was I at church, aseven-yeareold son thppght . It would be a splendid idea to make the the. kitchen fire bum in a little letter sffater ‘ faster. (Wins * owfc wry, a noVel bnte. bf doing this. He j .d took a zinc powder flask, containing about half a pqimd of powder. and be­ ' . gan pouring the contents upon the coals in the stove. In. vefry short order the looks of both jithve and boy were very ! materially changed. The explosion of cation at her home in this city. the powder created n great commotion (*hris. Vruonum and wife, of Grand I tpml a W Cbrtxttnaa w ith | we shall sell groceries.at reduced prices; and simply ask the public to call and get prices. i Beckwith’s Round Oak Parlor Stove,! -TAe Best Made.” it th? rvrdict qf ffbanowMU us, but if you would Crow n Jewel Base Burner! < It UM> M. K. *urch ii> i,tH» wt«k.«nd r—• . ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ' ' We know times are hard, and tax times unon I �The Slaughter Sale Continues at the Jewelry House 1 mean just what I say when I tell you that.you fan. SAVE MONEY by purchasing your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at fhy establishment. Get My Prices and be Convinced., 45154 TKER MOTT’S MANDRAKE PILLS, Probate Order. ' state of Michigan. County of Barry . At a semion of the Profmte Court tor the Coun­ ty of Harry boldeu at the IToliate Office In the city of Hastings in said county on Tuesday, the 11th, day of December In the year one tbomand eight hundred nud eighty three. Present, (lerpcnt Smith. Judge of Probate. Ui.tbe matter of the estate of Alltert M. Rlaao, deceased. On reading mid filing Uie petition, duly veriUesl. of August (tosch, administrator of said es­ tate. praying that hbi final account this day filed may be heard mid allowed and he discharged from his said trust ■ Thereupon It Is ordered, that Monday, the 14th Thereupon It Is ordered?that Monday , the Tth, day of January-next, st ten o’lnocle-fn the tore- day of Jauuary-.next at ten d elock In the fonnoom be assigned for the hearing of Mid i»etitlon, noou, be aligned forti-.v hearing of said peti­ ami that the heirs at law of said deceased, and tion, mnl that the heirs at law ofsald deceased, all other persons Interested In said estate, are re­ mid all other imiwous Interested hi said estate, quired to appear at a session of said Court, then are- requtrod.toappear M a MtodoutifMld Court, to be holdeu at the Probate Office In the city of then to be holdeu at thr ITols.te Office. In the Hastings, lu said county, and show cause. If any dty of Hastings tn said county and show cause. there be, wjiy tlie.prayer of the petitioner should If any there be. wliy the prayer of the said pcti> not be granted. ' tinner should not lie granted And It is further.ordered that Mid petitioner Ami il ls further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the peraous Interested In said es­ give notice to the persons Interested In said es­ tate, of the pendency of said |>etltloii, mid the tate of the pendency of said iwtltlou mid the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order hearing thereof by eausiim a copy of this order to lx, published in the Hastings Ban .xkh, a news­ to l*e fniblishrd hi the Haannp han nkb n news­ paper printed and circulated in said county of paper printed mnl cirvuluted In said County of Barry once in each week for three successive Harry- once In each week for three sucrewdvv weeks prevlouM-to said day of hearing. weeks, previous to wild day of hcariiiK. [ A true copy. | CLEMENT HMITH, C1JCMENT SMITH, Judge of Probate. | A true cojiy.) J udgv of Probate. .state of Michigan. Cnontv of Barry At a seasion of the Probate Court for the county of Harn. holdcn at tlie Prolwte Office lii tin* city ' of Hastings in said county on Saturday, the iflth day of December. In the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three. I 1‘rrocnt. Clrtneut Smith. Judge of Probate. Ju the matter of ti>e estate of Emory Buffing­ ton, deceased. On readlhg and filing the petUion, duly verified. t*f Ransom Wolopti, Dir administrator of said estate, praying Chat Ms final account; this day ffiMI.-nuty^be Jhard and allowed mid he dlK- Chancery Order. ■ CURE S!ak-Headache, Qyspepsta, Utter Mate of Michigan. Fifth Judicial Circuit.—In Chancery. Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation, ix>tt|e Galushu, eoni|ilalnant. , and PURIFY THE BLOOD. XOTICE.—Without apartiel* of do«U,Xwmoct's Mils are the most popular of an y on tho m*rk«L Having been before the publft for a quarierof » *A*.*BW — V. — *1 K .. ,1m. Mm — ■ . ——.La.. Detail! having been.uuuie In the payment of a certain Indenture nt mortgage, bearing date tinnineteenth day of Dctober,A. D. 1MB. mode by Hhtney H. Beach mm! Allee Beach, his wife, to Marita .Um Brach. and recorded In the oOn Of thr Register of Deeds for Barry county, Michigan, on the twenty-first day of October, A. D. MS, at .one o’clock p. tn. Id Uber “ R ” of mortgages on Mine of seven hundred and fifty-five dollars. And tin- said Murtha Ann Beach having deported thh life, teavlaga last win and testameat, which has been duly admitted to urobate by the Probate Conrt of the county of Calhoun, Michigan, there­ in1 respectively appointing the undersigned as executor und Mary A. Bennett.executrix of said Ini: a ill and testament; and the said Man A. Bennett having departed this life, leaving the tindendioicd we executor of aakl last win and testMUWid.hr now ucmg being umy duly qumineu qualified w*n, to art. ininunm, m- itun ai?d now acting as such, and no proceedings Iwu - I Ing Iteen Iqgtituted at law to recover the debt re­ maining secured by said mortgage, or any taut thereof and Uie power of sate therdu contained liavtng Income operative, notice b hereby given that on the iwveutii day of March, A_ D. UM. at io o’clock hi the forenoou at the north front door of tiu- court bouse lu the dty at Hastings. In' Barry, county.Michigan ,t said court iMMBcbdng tho plare <>f holding the Circuit Court tor said county of Barrvi. I shall iwU at pti|>lfc auction to thvhtahrtit bidder the lands mid prmtoes descnlted tn said mortgage, to wit: All that i-ertain piece or j<arcel of [mid situate Jti the county Chancery Order. o£BmTy and state of Michigan, known and ita state ut Michigan, Mfth Judicial Circuit.-In srrflied as follow, vb: All that portion of the Clianccry. north-west quarter of tin- Muth-west quarter of Louisa M. Hull. Tobias, Horace Calk& IL Hull, Elizabeth acctiou twelve, lu township two north, of range Match, Cleinentliie ten west, lying sonth-uf th<- highway running an Richard Powell, \ Iola Powell ami Alliert Wood­ emiterly and westerly < <iur*e through said sec­ mansee the, three last ty their next friend, Isaac tion. .-onudning thirty acres of lam!, or so much Powell - foiuplalmtots. thereof as shall be necessary to pay the amount dur ou Mid mortgage with interest ttmrvou at teu fier rent, togotlier with the coats and expenarWaUowrd by law. , ■ . --------jluU_ 1U) infant wliose cliri'llan imme l« Dated December l«h. A. 1>. HRB. unknown, ami (leorgr J. Cox, ilemHUuite. d < .’ROLETTC. BKACH. Sult pending lu the Clmilt Court for thexxmnty hole Execnior of thr last will mid testa­ of Hany—In lhancerj -ul Hustings on the gist ria 4T1&SJS8.*" dav of Noveinber. A. I). IW In this cniuu- it appearing that defendants Attorneys for Hole Executor, Jane Hull and--------Hirth mi bitait*h<Mwrliri»Battle Creek. MfcMgm. tuut name Is unknown, an- not nmldeiits of this State, but reside in the Mate of Kmisas. Tlwretore, on motion of Smith & Caigrovr. the solici­ Default having l*et-n made In the conditions of tors for complainant*. It Is ordered that DefetMl- a certain mortnar (whereby thr power therein anta Jane.Hull ami-------- Hull, whoae Christian **,’ *‘‘J “• become, operative* execu­ name Is unknown, enter thrir ;im*ear.-umr In ted by Charles N. Stewart trfMrs. Ji. M. Norris, Mid came-on or before four mouths from the date of this order. Ami that wtthta twenty days ..’r A-**• ,H?°- 1UM’ "’‘•’t’ted-ln the office of the •he eomidalnania cau»e tills order to he published Register rt Deeds In mu! for HarryCounty Mich­ In the Hastings Rannku; Mid isiblteaUon to ** »*»-tily-arvruth day of November A. lw* rtwilHiiBMl niu.,. It. At,..*. ----- ... D. 1HHO, In Uber *'14 of mortgages ou inure •‘371” and given for the sum of Are hundred and fifty FRANK A. HOOKER, •kdlan. to be paid In five yean from the <late thereof, with Uh* privilege of paying in three* SMITH tcOUUWVK. yean with Interest payable annually at the rate Sollrttwa for Complainants. .Attest.* CHARLES M. MACK. , ■ Register. ,r ?" *<» <Uy wheron die same 1 Chancery Order. j made payable as atxive cxbremecl. and should WcbimD' F,nh Circuit, In Uharies fialuslia.-defendant, , Suit pending In the Circuit Conrt for the count v of Barry. in Chancery, at Hating*. the 12th day of December, A. D. two. In this cause It appearing from affidavit on file that the defendant, Charles (inlusha. Is a non­ resident of this Slate, but Is a resident of Vir­ ginia City, Nevada. . On motion of Smith & Cojgrove, solicitors for . State of Michigan. County of Barry—as. complainant, Il la ordered that said defendant At' a session of the Probate Court for the enter Ills appearance in this cause on or before County of Barry-, bolden M the Probate Office In four months tram the date of thia order, ami that the elfv of Hastings in said county on Wedm-s- within twenty dap the coiuplalnaut ennse this Sh day of Decttditier hi tin- year one order to be publMini ill the Hastings BanNKK. Ight hundred and righty-three. tola- continued once m each Jlemcnt Sndth, Judge of Probate. • Mid.publication week fur six snecesidve weeks. latter of the estate of (ieorge W. • Hustings. December mh, im CRANK A. HQOKKR, igaml filing the-petition, duly veritph Kollar, alleging that •InlyautlMirxMmi A i-riuimnu. tieated-copies of the last wiH and testament of Solicitors for Coniidalnaut. said deceased and of the probate thereof having [Attest] CHARLES M. MACK, be^n filed In said court, showing that Mid wifi ' , ” y- —• Wgisicr. has been duly admitted to nrobdte lu HL LavArence Co.. New I’urk, and praying that such . copy of said will lie allowed, filed, and (econted Mate of Michigan, la the Clmilt Court tor thr in «aid court a* and fur the last will mid testa I ment of said deceased , < , I Inereupon It Is onjeredi that Monday. Ztno । Mst day of January next at ten o’cioek In the .Teimle Annstrohg, Hattie Mcflvaln, Frank forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said J petition, and that the la-lrs, al law of said de- F ishrr, Kme Fisher and Julia «sl*er. deteml. . : ’ ceaaed. and all other persoii* interest^ In.Mid ant|. Upon due proof toy affidavit that JcuiileArmestate, are required to appear at a sessiuu of said court, then to be holdfin al the Probate strung. Hiittle Mcflvnlu. Frank Fisher and Julia F rntoer, defendants in the 'above entitled cause i Office, in the city of Hastings, In said county. and show cause, if any T herdI>e, why the prayer pending In this court, reside out of the Mid e°«»Pl*tiiant tk Morris B. ,n ‘hr state of Kansas, ex­ Decker defendant of the petitioner sbonld not lie granted. field Wank Fisher, who resides In the state of 8a« to th* Circuit Court for the . And It Is further ordered that said iietltloner I give'nottea to t|ie iiensans interested hi said «Iscynsln. And on mot Ion of Hnilth & Colgrove, county of Barry, in Cbanoery, at Hastings, the estate, of the pepden>-y of said ja-Htion. and the sollcttorx for coaiplalnant. Il la Ordered tiutf the 3rd day of December, A. D. iwa. ta this cause hearing thereof by <-aiish« a ropy of this order said defendmiU duappearand answer thr bill of ll ■“<»»“ <® «>' that the detobcTpubllshed In the Hastings Bannkk, a complaint filed In the Mid cause, within four ^orT1* B. Dedker, tea non-resident of L‘n fru,n ‘hF dale of this order, else the said the Htate. hut is a resident of Cuba, Alleghany newspaper printed and clrenhital hi said county of Barry, once In each week for three successive bill of complaint shall be taken as confessed.. county. New York. On motion of Smith a ColAnd further, that this order be published with?/ weeks previonsto said °7c' (or t»'nP’*‘nant, it is ordered In twenty days from this date, lu the Hiistimr^ h that said defendant eater his appearance In this lAifne copy.) Judge r>i Probate. IUNN mi. a newspaper printed In the sold county cause on or be'sru four months from the date of of Bfirnr, and be published therein once In each this order. And that within twenty da^the *«•*'*, h’ •■“Rx-ewiou; «uch pubUca- oomptalnant cause this order to l-e published viiancery Male. , . State of Mlchlgim. The Clrebit/ Court for th* 2r0*M ver’.H I:V Uot ’T hi case n the Hahttngk Bahxks; mdd publication to ■ Ootmtor of Barry.—In Chancery. copy of this order be aerved mi the said defend- in be continued onOelu each week tor six weeks 'Elijah Bowman and Jacob A. IJeMrr, com- ante, penionally, at least twenty days before tlie In snoceMlon. Fhaxx A. Hooks*. time lierrlu prescribed for their appearance plahuUits. Dated this 17th day of D^iiIw.Td. Im _ - ■ Circuit Judge. Smith <t Colobove. . ^heldell Clark Coiteml, Kdmomf Con­ FRANK A. HOOKER. for Complainant. rad. Wed Conrad. Maud<Jonra<L Francis Mana (Attest.) Atrocoopy. SMITH BCOUIROVK, Conrad, Laura Cpnnul EHa Cunrad. tiara Ara­ ________________ Char. M. Mauk, Register. bella Conrad and Frank Eugene Coprad.dcfendSollcRorsfor Coinpialnmit. • UDIS. ' A true copy. [Attest] By,ttL a devree of the above mentioned CHARLEH M. MACK. State of Nlc'l court in the alxiye entitled cause, bearing date ____________ ________ ircult Court for th< Register. oountv of I 1,11111 ’M‘11 labile miction u* Mary L. Lav urn JUgh^st bidder on Hatunlay. the nth day «.f at ten o’clock tn the forenoon at Richard Doyle, Euiabrth Bentley, Annie Richie the north front door of the court house, In the and Jen? Doyle, heirs at law of Darby Doyle’ city of Hastlnga. In Barry county, Mlehlrsi*— said court house being the place for hokilng the i Ji r17 00710 antl- KanJ<* A. circuit nuirt fur said county «>f Bnrrv-thc lands andjuemlses descrllied hi snjd docree, nndauBy ▼ittuo of a decree af th* al>ove mentioned Uwrfted to bwVrfd therein, as described in tinnwrtgnge referwl to. Iielng as1 follows, viz: all Piece or parcel of land lying mid behtgbeat bidder on Saturday, the 12th day of Janu­ ary! mmten o’clock In the forenoon, tot the north ot ‘sA£S™5S&fbSffi<S from, door of the Court Houae, In the dty of sc . tout Uh |.rrJ»U UwnsX InvlM wirt w* and for the lam wHl and teata- nrustlbe 44 inches long, sound, straight, and free from knots. Dated, November», IM*. - , , j * PBJXXPW. Jftnmx. loner In and for Barry Order. Htatc of Michigan. O And landed them in the Drug Store of Presents for Presents (that Iteing Q*e place of holding? the Circuit Court for Mid comity of Barry.) There will be sold at ptib^ auction or WmAfo to the highest bldderr^— — or----- * h ount no claimed to be due and unnald mortgage, w tth Intwrert at eight per Hald 7T A it ’ r nest rioed in w . ££for past . Middle-aged People, for Young People. Presents for Children. In endless varieties and at Prices never before offered in this City. CALL AND EXAMINE. E. A. MATTISON, MM. H. M NOKBIS. Mon,w. MuHuw- Btorry.— SSESSfe iSdlkrrtoSdtta’iS tlie.office oftheHzwii »t Barry, on the toi WB, Ito Lltier ten of —AND— es; none wanted under eight cured i»y snhPmaHtqS inches in diameter. White ash bolts, 44 inches long. $3.50 pet­ cord. • ‘ , THE HOLIDAYS rivrn that on tta twelfth day of March A. 1). 1*4, at one o'clock In thr afternoon Split everything over 16 inch­ and cherry bolts, 44 inches long, $5 per cord; liasswood,. Large and Splendid Assortment of Goods for DefaultIMMm™r.XTXri having been made in1^ th* navww.... • .-rrt.h. We want 5,000 cords ef Bolts this winter, and will pay high­ er prices than ever. All bolt# Which Marched throughed the Mammoth Wholesale Houses of New York, picked up a and twenty-two cei ngn. or suit, at law< ted to recover the WPl-FK. Alton.., Protiate State of Middgmi. (SSJyOriter of That Cyclone Presents for Old People, ’ Wom. and couta »ted December, JOHN CARVCTH, _ ___________________________ Of Cuansel. What? Frederick Hotchkiss .>A«. ot forTald ex l to l» solT -*a At a. Muston of the Probate Court for the holdenm the Probate Office In hl Mid county ou Wecfoes- YOU SEE IT? it la tn tkf forenoon at 1 oourt house fa the Musical Merchandise NO»TH 81DB HTAT1 ST,, HABTTMB, «CT EXCLUSIVE AGENCY OF THE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1883 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1883. 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